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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-07
SALVATION MEETING.
Revival Services Well Attended And
 Conversions Are Made.

HeViVuI SefVIceB WtII Attenucu Amu
 Conversions Are Made.
 Five hundred people heard Rev. John Bass Shelton preach last night at the Salvation Army tent meeting and for ty-five conversions was the'result. The sermon was a strong and able one and an intense religious spirit prevailed during the services.
 Rev. F. G. Railey will preach for the Salvationists tonight
 The big tent will be moved to an- other part of the city next week. Monday night a special meeting will be held for the colored people. Prom inent ministers of the city will be heard during this Salvation Army re- vival. and daily services will be held until the close.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-07
SHOOTS WIFE AND THEN HIMSELF.
Fatal Tragedy i'm Los Angeles Result Of Domestic Trouble,

E AAak 1EA&euy Ah hOS AAScAcn NeBuht Of Domestic Trouble.
 Los Angeles, June 6.-W. c. Harring- ton. proprietor of a small grocery store. last night fired three bullets into his wife's head from revolver and .n- flicted a fatal injury upon himself with the same weapon. Mrs. Harring- ton will probably die, and her hus- bands death Is expected momentari.y.
 Harrington, who is thirty eight years of age, IS his wife's junior by fourteen years. According to the statement of the injured woman, both were resi- dents of Youngstown, Ohio, up to two years ago, when they eloped and were married in Chicago. Quarrels have been frequent of late and Harrington yesterday came home party intoxicat- ed and informed his wife that he was going to kill her. The woman invited him to fire and he made good hls threat
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-07
CHRONIC INDIGESTION

Numbers its hopeless victims by the thousands. They are hopeless because they have tried so many remedies and gained no permanent benefit They have ceased hoping against hope and have decided to drag out a miserable existence. To these people. recent discovery in of the trouble. heals the diEes- tive organs, making them well and strong again, will appeal. It is not a new digestant, or com binaticn of digestants but a purely vegetable preparation, free from harmful ingredients and so guaranteed under the Pure Food and Drug Act. This new cure for Indigestion is made of several varieties of barks and known as St. Bernard Extract of Bark. It soothes and heals the digestive organs, prevents sour stomach, flatulence, heart burn and palpitation of the heart caused by gas on the stomach. It cures indigestion in all forms. by acting directly On the digestive organs, healing them and enabling them to per form their natural functions of digestion and assimilation. You can believe the evidence of your friends and neighbors. pr. w. P. Knight, of Luverne. Ala, says:
 have obtained excellent re- suits from your Extract of Bark" in cases of chronic irdi- gestion and dyspepsia.
 Have also given it thorough and extensive trial on enc pa tient who had indigestion with alternate periods of constipation and dysentery and I am we'll satisfied with results obtained.
 Insist on St. Bernard Extract of Bark. Your druggist has 1t or can easily get it for you. trial will prove the truth of every claim made for it.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-07
ARRANGE FOR RACE MATINEE Four Harness Events on
 June ?. PROGRAM AT vANDIvER PARK Initial Meet of New Club Promises
 to Be Successful. Enthusiastic Meeting Held in State Fair Headquarters at Which
 Plans Are Laid for se-
 ries of Meets.
PROGRAM AT vANDIvER PARK

Four harness races will be Iulled off at Vandiver Park Saturday. 1ube 22. and there will be four to six horses in each race. sThis was decided at a called meeting of the Montgomery Matinee Club held last night in the State Fair rooms at 34 1-2 Commerce street. President w. M. Teague. IT,, presiding.
 The meeting was largely attended and was the most enthusiastic one
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-07

can Central and the officials of the company, which has been in progress several days, an increase of from 20 to 50 per cent. in wages has been granted the men. About 300 employees are affected.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-07
FIorida,s Lumber Outuut.

Washington, June GA census re- port issued today announced in 1906 Florida produced Sss. 1S7,00O feet of lumber. 4o,22s,0Oo laths and 175,72O shingles,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-07
coIdeu weddiur of RoyaI Cou,l

Golden Wedding of Royal Couple.
 Stockholm, June 6.-The golden wed- ding of King oscar and Queen Sophia was joyfully celebrated throughout Sweden today. Congratulations arc being received from all parts of the world.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-07
TAFT AND BOOKER.

Secretary Will Serve as Trustee of n
 Fund.
 Washington, June 6.--Secretary Taft expects to leave Washington tomor- TO for Philadelphia at the invitation
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-07
TWENTY MILLIONS RAISE.

Tax Commissioner Of Jefferson County
 Acts.
 Birmingham, June 6-(Special. 1.-The back tax commissioner of Jefferson county today made an exhibit to the Board of Revenue of Jefferson county. rasing valuation twenty million dollars As soon as summons can be prepared the parties affected will be given hearings.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-07
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Poison. Bone. Pains Itching. g.Scahby Skin Offensive catarrh

Permanently cured by taking Botanic Blood Balm. Blood poision is the worst disease on earth, yet easily cur hv taking Botanic Blood Balm. If you have aches and pains in bones. back and joints, Itching. Scabby Skin, blood feels hot or thin; Swollen Glands. Risings
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-07

Increased Wages Granted.
 Mexico City, June 6.-As an outcome of the conference between the commit tee representing the telegraphers and station agents employed by the Mexi-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-07
nTur,Ier Cnse TO ne set.

Lexington, Ky. June 6.-Announce- ment vas made today that the case of E. Fulton French, charged with the aspassination of James B. Marcum, will he called as special term of the Lee circuit court at Beattyville. Monday. June ', by Special Judge John L. Dor rey of Henderson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-07
BattIe Found GuIIty.

Macon. Ga, June 6.-The jury -Jn the United States Circuit Court re- turned a verdict of guilty of murder without capital punishment tonight in the case of Thomas Battle. indicted for the murder of D. NJ. Berry t- the Gov ernment building here on May 16 last. The case. will be carried to the United States Supreme Court on a question of jurisdiction. The verdict means &
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-07
MARBLE.

Curbow-CIapp Marble Go. Mar ble and Granite Monuments 209-2l1 Dexter. Phone 145.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-25
AUTO STRIKES STREET CAR.
Vaudeville Actress and Former Cover
noT's Son Among Victims.

New York, Aug. 24.-The fact that the
canopies were tightly drawn over the
seats of the big touring car Of Frank
Harrison Higgins, son of the late Gov.
Higgins. when i collided with a trolley
car on Coney Island avenue early TO-DAY
was al that saved Mr. Higgins. Ethel
Levey, the vaudeville actress; Mrs. Mabel
Thorn, her cousin, and Louis Schufeldt.
the chauffeur. from serious injuTy-per-
haps death.
As it vas, Miss Levey, who recently
divorced George COhan. the actor-plav-
wright, and was then reported engaged
10 Robert Edeson, is under medical care
in her apartment in the Sonoma. at 1890
Broadway, suffering from painful hurts.
Her cousin is in a state of nervous col
lapse Mr.. Higgins and his chauffeur
escaped with bruises.
In order to keep snug and dry. Mr..
Higgins had the canopies covering the
big car from stem to stern tightly
elamped. He was in the tonneau with
his guests. The chauffeur. Schufeldt.
who halls from New Haven and has had
experience making time with opulent Yale
students. was instructed to get to Man
haitian as quickly as possible.
Crossing COney Island avenue, the ma
chine skidded on the wet asphalt pave
ment- There was a Smith street car in
the WY, and the automobile struck it.
But fos the strong, waterproof canopies.
the passengers would have been hurled
from the car.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-25
FIGHT FOR THRONE In SIGHT
Moroccan Tribes Rallying to Mouley
Hafd's Standard.
Usurper Reported to Be Marching on
Casa Blanca 10 Take Charge of
the Besieging MOOrs.

Tangier Aug. ga fierce struggle for
the Moroccan throne Is expected here as
result OF the action Of Mouley Hafid,
proelaiming himself Sultan His an
nouncement was made in Morocco City, a
week ago. following his being hailed as
ruler by his followers. according to ad-
vices brought to-day by a courier from
that city.
The tribes of Southern Morocco are
rallying TO the standard CT Mouley Hand.
and 1t is expected Abd-El-AZiz the pres
ent Sultan, viii have a hard fight to hold
his throne against his determined rela-
tive.
The proclaiming of Mouley Hafid as
Sultan was accomplished with great
ceremony, according to to-day's advices
A salute of four guns marked his as
sumption of the throne. and there was a
notable review Of his army. Chieftans
of half a dozen of the most warlike
tribes paid their homage TO the new Sui
tan, and promised their aid IN ousting
Add El-AzIz from his throne.
Mouley Hahd Immediately formed a
court, and announced Jabbao Ouresk,
pasha of Kasbah, as his vizier. He an
nounced his intention Of naming his
brother Mohammed as Kailif Of Fez
Mouley Hafid is reported 10 be now on
his way with q strong force TO take
command Of the MOors besieging Casa
Blanca A fierce attack on the European
armies there is expected or his arrival.
Mouley's army is reported TO be well
armed and supplied with abundant am
munitlon. making the movement to place
him on the throne formidable.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-25
MOVE COURT TO CHIEFS HOME.
Police Take Russian COnspirntOrs
from Prison Mt Night.

st. Petersburg. Aug. 24-The prosecu-
ton evidently feels the weakness in the
court-martial Of the eighteen persons &C
cused Of conspiring against the life of the
Car. and is attempting to involve the
whole revolutionary party. including the
members of the Donna
In order to do this. they believed that
the evidence of Col. Guerassimov. chief
of the secret police of St. Petersburg. was
necessary. He refused 10 come 10 the
court. on account of sore feet. and there
fore tomorrow the eighteen accused per-
sons, fifteen barristers. and the entire
court and jury viii go TO his home. which
is situated one mile from the prison. The
accused persons will be transferred in the
dead of night from the prison to his
house
To-day NGrmoff. one Of the accused
with cries and hysteriCaI shrleks, asserted
that he had lied against Nikitenko and
Purkin at the parliamentary inquiry when
he said that their purpose was to kill
the Car. He was persuaded to do this
under a threat of execution and by a
false promise of his father and brother
that he would not be dismissed from the
service Of the Car. Now he did not
fear death and only desired that the
truth be known.
Purkin in a long statement explained
that being a stepson of n police commits
sary, he had from childhood witnessed
scenes of horror at the capture OF pris-
oners. He declared how he himself had
been brutality beaten by Cossacks and
banished within the Arctic Circle for
joining too heartily in the popular re-
joicings which followed the famous Oc-
tober manifesto of two years ago.
His life and experience have made him
a terrorist His only idea IN this in
stance was to propagate this idea among
the troops For this reason he desired to
know Ratimoff, but after meeting him he
understood that this was useless among
the Cossacks' bodyguard, who were PAM
pered soldiers of the Car
The Washington herald., 1907-08-25
PROPOSE TO RESTORE wITTE.
Cars Mother Breaks from Reac-
tiOnaries and Leads Movement.

st. Petersburg. Aug. 24-The restoration
of former Premier Witte to power is the
immediate object Of a strong and newly
formed Russian court party.
Dowager Empress aarie heads the
group. in which Grand Dukes Alexander
Miehaelovitch and Michel. the Grand
Duchess Xenia. the Cars sister, and
Count vorontzon-D ashkof, viceroy Of the
Caucasus. are also prominent.
In joining the new party. the Dowager
Empress broke with the reactionaries,
among whom she was formerly lead
ing spirit All the reactio1ary interests
at Peterhof have now combined to fight
her As they enjoy the Cars sympathy
at present. the Dowager is not in high
favor. Her domination of her son Is
traditional, however. and Whites enc.
mics are fearful Of his reappointment as
premier.
The Dowager's declaration for reform
is a great surprise 70 the court. and a
disappointment TO her former political al
lies. Her sincerity is also doubted by
the reform parties. The truth is said
20 be that she became convinced the
Emperors ultra-reactionary policy is
running Russia.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-25
DEEnS OF TRvsT.

West Ecsinrtou-Augusfus IT. Walker et TX. 20 5.
Percy Thompson and William a. Hill, 70 secure
Harry Wardman s. 90. ! 10 g months. Per
cent, lot g block g.
SQUARE sT-Donie H. Ferrcll 70 Emanuel SPEECH
and Eldridge Z. jordan. 70 secure Bert T. Amos.
sl.lo0 ! 70 , months. per cent, semi-annualy.
par original ot p
Square i62-Frankliu and Charles Bid and wives
to Charles +. BENJAMIN and Roger T. Mitchell.
to secure Perpetual Builius Association. $50,
lot q
Granby-John l. NoIris et Tx. TO the Washington
Loan and Trust C0nYany, TO secure Equitable
Cooperative Building Association Sl,0l9, part
lot g.
Square 567-Charles FrazisF Ct ux. TO L. Cabau
Williamson and Edward s. Bailey. 10 secure
Guy p Warren, SS.50, years, ; pTT osHt.
semi annually. lets g. TO- ard II.
FairmNmt HeiFhts-ThCmas Z. LCvd ct ux. 10
Christian ]. Gockeler. 70 secure Robinson White
$50, monthly payments, PCT cent. lot 80. block
Square lola-Maurice NJ Smith et ux 70 Henry II.
Bergmann and George VI. Emmerica. 10 secure
German American Building Association, Ne 5,
500 part original lot 3
Square S63-ChaTles Frazier et TX 10 I. Cabcu
Williamson and Edward S. Baiey. 70 securs
Guy T. Warren. $3.50. payable November l.
1867. per cent. lots 9, 10. and II. Same to
James 4 Taliaferro and Charles W Stetson. 70
secure George II. Mcmillan 5000. 1 20 70
months, 6 per cent, semi annually. lots 2. 10,
and H.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-25
WHITES WIDOW DEFERS DAY
viii Not Wed Until After Harry
Thaw Trial.
Yields to Relatives Desire 10 Wait
Until Verdict in Murder
Case II Given.

Paris, Aug. 24.-The marriage Of Mrs.
Stanford White. widow of the murdered
architect. and Charles F. McKim, who
was Whites partner. has been postponed
without date. 1t was announced 10 take
place next month in England. Mr.. Mo
Kim is now in Paris, though living in
seclusion. It is said that his desire 10
escape notice * so great that he IS main
tanning an incognitO.
It has been reported that the near rela-
tives Of Mrs. White oppose the marriage
at this time. They have urged her to
wait at least until the law has disposed
OF tie charge against Harry K. Thaw.
her husbands slayer. At first she ignored
the protests. Now IL seems that she has
given in 20 them and agreed that the
wedding shall be delayed. She has been
travelling through Europe with her son
Lawrence for the past few months.
Formal announcement Of the marriage
was made here ten days ago. II was said
that the wedding ceremony would be per-
formed in ST Margarers Church West
minister. the scene Of so many ultra-fash-
ionaDIe weddings,
Immediately after the announcement
Mrs. White left Paris and took up her
residence in a villa in Merton. Surrey,
England, where, it was said. she would
prepare for the marriage, going from
there TO St. Margaret's
After the wedding the plans were for
Mr.. and Mrs. McKim 10 visit Paris and
other continental cities uutIl the first OF
the year. when they would return 10
New York. II was hoped by that time
the Thaw case would be disposed of
Mrs. White had cOnfided 10 her friends
that she would sell the Stamford White
home and take a house in Yonkers
Charles F. McKim is the head OF the
firm Of McKim, Mead & White. Since
Mr. Whites death his former partner
has been a constant visitor in Mrs
Whites home az ST. James. L. / Later
they met In Paris and again in London
Mr. McKim is sixty years old and Il
( president Of the American Institute OF
Architects. He was presented the roya
gold medal for the promotion Of archi
lecture by King Edward in 1865.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-25
THE HAGUE UNDECIDED.
Fails to Reach Agreement as TO
Special Judges.

The Hague. Aug. 24.-The examining
committee, TO which was intruste1 the
consideration Of the Joint proposal Of the
United States, Great Britain, and Ger
many for the establishment of a perma-
nent court of arbitration. met to-day and
discussed the question Of the competence
of the special committee OF three judges,
which, according to the joint proposal, the
court will appoint annually TO try cases,
If necessary, elsewhere than at The
Hague.
The committee adjourned without arriy-
ing at decision or considering the ques-
ton OF the distribution Of the judges
among the powers.
1t is made clear by the powers includ-
ing Germany, Japan, Russia. and Belgium,
who are skeptical Of the usefulness Of the
proposed court, that any stipulations re-
garding its future jurisdiction must not
apply to any general treaty of arbitration,
but shall apply only TO litigation arising
out of reciprocal treaties, Of which thirty
three already exist.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-25
DR.. STAFFORD IMPROVING.
VIII Return in Early Autumn and
Resume Duties at st. Patrfck's.

VIII Return I'm Early Autumn and
Resume Duties at ST. PRtrfck's.
Special TO The Washington Herald.
Atlantic City, n. j., Aug. 24.-Rev. D.
J. Stafford. d. D., pastor Of st. Patrick's
Church. Of Washington. is staying at
the Hotel Dennis here. accompanied by
his sister, Mrs. Alfred c. Whitton. and
her husband DR.. Stafford is gaining
in strength slowly but surely after the
prostration and weakness Of HIS severe
illness. As soon as the hot weather
is over he expects 20 return 70 Wash
ington and resume his duties. Mean
time the parish is In charge of his able
assistants, Fathers Michigan and Car
roll
DR.. Stafford has received a great
number OF letters from prominent peo-
pie in Washington. making inquiries as
10 his progress. This has shown that
his welfare is q matter of concern to
the whole city, and he has been natur-
ally very much helped by this general
expression.
Or. Stafford has been I'll from over
work for several months now Previ-
Gus TO hts departure for Atlantic City
he was presented with a purse con-
tributed by the members OF his devoted
congregation. for the purpose of enab-
Inns him 10 get away from Washington
during the summer months and thus
recover some Of his lost strength.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-25
NATIONAL PARTY DOOMED.
New Sentiment in Ireland Causes Re-
volt Against Redmond.

Dublin. Aug 24.-That the National
party as a real political influence win
break up within the next year is the
prediction of close students OF the
Irish movement.
The revolt against John Redmonds
leadership and the sudden rise of the
Sim Fem, which demands the with
drawal of Irish members from Parlia-
ment, are the two influences which
threaten the Nationalists' existence.
That a new sentiment which Red
m0nd does not represent, is awakening
IN Ireland. is regarded as the basis Of
the opposition 10 him. Tim Healy. the
latest Irish member OF Parliament to
extend sympathy to the Sim Fem. ex-
pressed that as his view of the situa-
ton.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-25
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

No 65l Massachusetts, avenue ncrfneast-L1iJlse n.
Patterson 20 Matte NJ Brememau. lot 81,
square SIC so. Matte NJ Brameunan 10 PhiIp
Il Christm3u. l0t a. SQUARE set. SO.
West Eckington-Hary Waulnan 70 Augustus d.
Waller lot s.. block s So
Nos - and 20 Washington street northwest. i2l5
wylic street northeast and III and - street
ncrthwcst-John II. voorhees, 20 Elizabeth ".
ECcrhees lots O. and 6S. square SIS; lot IS.
square 1903. and Let a. square 49, SO
Whtucy Jlosc-Same 20 same. lots AID 10, block
3 So
street northwest between Thirteenth and Four
teenth strcets-Harry K Boss e TX. 20 Demo
H Terrell part original l0t q, square 20 SO.
Trinidad Wilhelm1na c. German e. VIZ. samuel TO
Catherine Fisher. lot IS block p $500.
Nos al7 SIS and 81 y street nCrthUest-Trustees
Of Northmiustcr Presbyterian Church TO Charles
Frazier. lots g. TO- an II, $3.50
Ne l222 Pennsylvania avenue southcsst-Gecrge r.
p Britt e al, widoWer and heirs q Harriet
&. Pennington. 20 Maurice NJ and Alay Z.
Smith. part original LOT 3. SNARE lel9 SO.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-25
GIRL FEARS NO STRIKERS.
Fair TeIegrapher Tells Committee
Just What she Thinks.

Denver, Colo. Aug. A.-By paying her
so per Gay on an eIght-hour scale. the
Postal Telegraph Company to-day per-
suaded nineteen-year-old Virginia E.
Fourrell to act as a telegraph strike
breaker at the Brown Palace Hotel. the
leading hosiery in Denver
An hour later committee of seven
striking operators called on Miss Fourrell
and asked her to join them. She refused
and they informed her they would not be
responsible for her safety after 6 D. m
You gentlemen can go to; we'll
you know where; and if you don't. come
around after s o'clock and 1 win be more
explicit, was the answer snapped back
by Miss FoUrrell
The committee left without further ar
gument.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-25
WELLMAN READY TO SAIL
About TO Leave Spitzbergen in Balloon
for North Pole.

Paris. Aug. pa dispatch has been re-
ceived here from Tromsoe. Norway.
which says it is reported that Waiter
Wellman, of the Chicago Record-H Herald
polar expedition. is about TO leave SpitZ-
bergen in his attempt to reach the north
pole by means of balloon.
The Wellman balloon was successfully
inflated early in August and trial trip,
with which Mr.. Wellman was we'll salts
fed, was made about a week ago.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-25
IaMSuifS.

No $3.50 international Text Book Company ~
Carrie l. Ruof: Judgment Of 5. c. 1inls. just5cs
Of the peace, Ger sl.S9 Plaintiffs attorney, l. 2.
LcTiTg.
40 1870 William Eimbcck vs. Buf0Td i. Lynch
and Blanch LyBch; notes and account. S,oe0-
Plaintiffs attorney. Charles Poe.
No 1851 Elm City Lumber Company vs. Thomas
T. Riley: notes s. ISIS. Plaintiffs attorney, We
tor H. Wallace
No 1872 Buster Brown Company Is JacEsOl
Bros; CONTRACT $50. Plairtfs attorney. II. Win
ship Whe7Iey.
No. $3.50 John 4 LauaJrd rs. James II. and
Ruth Dabney; arreal from Justice q peace. Plain
tias attorey James a. Cobb; Defendants attoTnsy,
G II. Hemsus