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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-22
RICH YOUNG MAN KILLS
 SELF ON BOARD TRAIN
James Gilbert of Memphis DespOndent
 Because of Losing Money.

Memphis, Tenn, April 21.--A spec ial to the Commercial Appeal from Fulton, Ky, says:
 James Gilbert, son of William Gil- bert, a wealthy man, of Murray, Ky. committed suicide aboard a train en route from Memphis. Tenn, late today by swallowing a half ounce of bromi- dia
 A letter was found in the mans pocket addressed to his brother, stat ing that 1t was his intention to end his life and urged that the brother come to Memphis for his remains:
 When Gilbert left his home several days ago presumably to go to Denver, Col, 1t Is stated he had considerable money in his possession. but when his body was searched only S5 was found:
 No couse which could have prompted the act Is known, other than he prob- ably was Respondent because of the loss of his money.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-22
FACTIONS CAUSE
 RIOT IN A CHURCH
Free VIII Baptists Came to Blows and
 the Women Faint.

Portsmouth. O., April 21.--A faction opposing their pastor. Rev. Freeman Chase, made an attempt to depose him and hold services with another minis ter and caused a riot in the Free Will Baptist church here today
 The followers of the different fac tions came to blows. women fainting and others lied screaming into the streets When the police authorities were appealed to they refused to in- terfere. Order was finally restored by the new minister and elders with drawing.
 majority of the church officers are opposed to Chase who has with drawn from the conference and has been conducting the church independ- ently
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-22
PETE KENNEDY,s BODY.
Remains of Deceased Theatrical Man
 ager Found in Water. M

Remains of Deceased Theatrical Man
 ager Found in Water. s New York. April 21.--A. bodxv-.' posed to be that of Peter J. Ken >, a well known theatrical manage cho disappeared in December lass. was found in the water tonight of South Brooklyn.
 The body was so badly decomposed that Identification will be didicult. In one pocket were found business cards bearing the name, 'P. J. Kennedy, and a Masonic Identification card of Mecca Temple. No. 46s. bore the same name. Mr.. Kennedy disappeared De- cember 2S last.
 His hat and overcoat were found on a ferryboat which landed at Thirty Ninth street, South Brooklyn, from the Battery. Manhattan. The same night Mrs. Kennedy received a special delivery letter from her husband in which he stated he was about to drown himself.
 MT. Kennedy was one of the best known of theatrical men. At one time -he managed John l.. Sullivan and later made a fortune with the comedy. "Yon Yonsen." but lost 1t in his last ven- ture, Ella Wheeler Wilcox's Mfspah" with Mrs. Kennedy as the star.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-22
RELIGION IN AFRICA.
Report of Progress is Made by Rev
 phfnna

Rev. J, E Phipps, the negro mission. ary to Africa, and who is said to have other man. preached at the Negro Pres. byterian Church yesterday at the II o'clock service and at a special service at o'clock and then again Rt the eve. ming service.
 Rev Phipps is a very interesting talker and quite a large number ol people were there to hear him. Al tho night service many white people were in the congregation as well as no. groes
 Although Rev. Phlpps Is very ear. nest talker he makes no attempt ai impassioned oratory. Tuesday nigh he will preach again at the Ramt church when he will show some of the curios which he has brought with him from Africa
 He will also preach Wednesday eve. mining at the Negro Congregatf atfonal Church. Seats will be reserved for aNy white people who may wish to heal him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-22
DOUGLASS IS HELD
AGED BANK CLERK STEALS FIFTY
 THOUSAND.
Made no Attempt to Dispose of the Bonds and Is Totally Una
 bIe to Explain His

New York. April 21.-w. c. Dou-. glass, loan clerk of the Trust Compa- ny of America. was arraigned in the west Side police court today and re- manded without ball on the charge of taking from the company 250,000 in bonds.
 He was arrested yesterday on the complaint of Oakleigh Thorne. presi- dent of the trust company, who discov cred the loss of the bonds and person ally traced Douglass to a hotel in 47th street.
 MT. Thorne today stS&ed that after his arrest Douglass admitted to him that he had taken the bonds, which were those of the Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Company, about ten days ago, and also told where they
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-22
SNOW IN TEXAS.
rains Are Delayed By the Heavy

Trains Are Delayed By the Heavy
 Weather.
 Fl Paso, Texas, April 21.-Snow fell here this morning at a lively rate for more than an hour. This is the latest snowfall ever known and the temper ature which was thirty-six degrees did much damage to the small fruit and truck gardens in the valley Variously estimated at from S5O,000 to s1O0, ,00O. Frost is predicted by the local wealth CT bureau for tonight.
 The Golden State Limited on the Rock Island Railroad Is six and half hours late on account of a snow drift near santa Rosa, N. M.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-22
BYRD WINS OUT.
Has Beaten Prosecutors Tn Three COun-
 ties and 1.-Two States.

Has Beaten Prosecutors Tn Three COun-
 ties and 1.-Two States.
 fnenix City, April 21-- Especially Claude Byrd has scored again in the criminal prosecutions bNng conducted against him in one Georgia and two alabama counties.
 The grand jury of the Lee County Circuit CouI., which has just adjourn ed, failed to return bill against him. although that body sifted the forgery charge against him.
 The prosecution against him in Mus cogee County, Georgia, is on an assault and battery charge. he having knocked a Girard lawyer down tre court room He was convicted and e fine imposed, but an effort is now being made to have the fine reduced.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-22
Nnf nix,n Picture.

Birmingham, April 21.-(Special)- )-| A picture received here from Marco, Arizona, of the man arrested on Bus- picion of being Robert L. Dix. the he gro condemned murderer, who escaped from the Jefferson county jail just a month before the date of his execu- tion last July. was received at the sheriffs office today and turned out 10 be some other negro than that of Dix.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-22
B'NAI BRITH CONVENTION.
J. M. 0ppenheimer of San Antonio
 Chosen President.

J. M. Uppenhefmer or Shn Antonfo IH
 Chosen President.
 Memphis. Tenn. April 21-At the opening session of the 34th annual convention of the grand lodge of the 7th district. IndeI endent Order of B'Nai B'Rith today the following off, ficers were selected: J M. oppenhei- mer, San Antonio, Tex, president; Charles Rosen. New Orleans, first vice president: Charles J Haase. Memphis, Tenn, second vice-president; Isaac Schwarz, Alabama, treasurer. Nat Strauss, New Orleans, secretary: H. J. Dannebaum, Texas, sergeant at arms.
 The convention will be in session for four days The 7th district comprises the states of Tennessee. Mississippi Alabama, Louisiana,, H<kansas. Flo rida and Kansas.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-22
ITALIAN SAVED LIVES,
Heard Explosion of Dynamite And
 Flagged Train.

Cleveland. O.. April 2l.--There wal report here tonight to the effect that train wreckers dynamited a DOT. ton of track on the Pennsylvania three miles north of Bedford. near here and that the Cleveland and Pittsbura flyer was saved from possible disas- trous wreck van Italian track walk CT who Jagged the train with a red handkerchief.
 According to the story the track walker heard the report of the expIo. sion. but did not see the would-be wrecker.
 The officials of the Pennsylyanis Railroad declare that the story Is false and that it became current when section gang found a broken rail af the point indicated which they re- paired. The rail was broken, it is said, by a heavy freight train.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-22
STREET WILL BE NAMED.
GuntersviIIe Man is to Be District

GuntersviIle Man is to Be District Att
 tOrney.
 Huntsville. April 21.--(Special.)- That Hon. o. D. Street of Gunters- vile, will be the Presidents appointee for district attorney for the Northern District of Alabama is generally con- ceded by the politicians of this sec ton. They are expecting announce ment of the appointment early this week. Mir. Street Is one of the best known lawyers in North Alabama and so far as is known there is no opposition to him,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-22

The next day the ban--er related the to me. He said that he had not only observed the point made by Justice Harlan. but he went carefully over two column article of the meet ing ih the papers the next morning, and was astonished to ind that Justice Har- Ian had called his attention to re- markabie fact with regard to the slim use of adjectives.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-22
LabOrers Denounee Roosevelt.

Chicago. April 21.-President Roose, welt was made the subject of denuncia. tory resolutions passed unanimously bI the Chicago Federation of Labor todal for the reference he said to have madl about Charles H. Mover and William n. Haywood, In a recent letter to Con, gressman Sherman of New York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-22
Held I'm and Killed.

Birmingham, Ala, April 21.-Good Close, an employe of the Southern Railway, Atlanta division, was held up last night on 32nd street. killed and the body robbed. Saturday was pay day at the Southern and Close is sup posed to have been on his way home when attacked.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-22
NOT HORACE MARVIN.
Roy at GIoyersville Is the wrong
 Child.

Hoy nt GIOyerstiIIe fs thc WFVnB
 Child.
 Gloversville, N r.. April 21.--Miles Standish, a nephew of Dr. H. M Mar win. of Dover, Del, father of Horace Marvin, Jr.. the kidnapped child, arriv- ed in Gloversville this morning to see the child held here on suspicion that he is the kidnapped Marvin boy.
 MT. Standish went at once to the place where the boy was staying with the woman alleged to be the wife of W. II. Allen.a suspected kidnapper. and saw the child. After making a thor ough examination of the lad he be- came convinced that the boy was not Horace Marvin and so told Chief Smith, who accompanied him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-22
FIRE WORKS EXPLOSION.
Pyrotechnic Factory Destroyed Gre
 PeOns.

Pyrotechnic Factory Destroyed Gre
 PeOnG.
 San Antonio. Tex. April 21.--A spec ial to the Express from Chihuahua. Mex. says:
 An explosion which is attributed to A lighted cigarette stub carelessly thrown aside totally destroyed La Sul- tana, an extensive fire works factory. causing a property loss of $200.o00 and fatally injuring two of the employees of the plant, shook the buildings of the city to their foundations and spread terror among the peons who fell to their knees uttering prayers to be saved from whhat they thought was an earthquake.
 The injured persons. neither of whom can recover, are Juan Martilla and Getrtrudio Barretan. Both had fingered behind the other employees who had left the buildings but a few minutes before they were obliterated by the explosion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-22
wRECKs NEAR GADsDEN.
Traffic on Louisville and Nashville
 Blocked twelve Hours.

Gadsden, April 21.-(Special.)-A freight train wreck thirteen miles be- low this city at 2 o'clock this morn ing on the Louisville and Nashville Railway, completely blocked traffic for over twelve hours.
 Considerable damage was done to property but no loss of life was re- ported.
 The passenger train over the South ern Railway for Rome, Ga, due ;n Gadsden at 9:45 o'clock last night was wrecked about ten miles above this city but no one was hurt The train did not arrive here until 12;30 o'clock today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-22
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MIR. OPPENHEIMER FALLS
 DEAD READING REPORT. q

Baltimore, April 2t,-During the progress of the annual meeting of the board of direc- tors of the Hebrew Orphans Asylum this afternoon. the pres ident, Moses J. Oppenheimer, began to read his annual report. He had finished the first page when he suddenly fell dead, a victim of heart disease.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-22
Thieves Got Diamonds,

Salt Lake City, Utah, April 21.-Dia- monds valued at from $12.o00 to $16,00o were stolen early today py burglars. who blew the safe of John Daynes and Sons. jewellers. at 26 Main street,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-22

were. He said he had made no attempt to dispose of them and that he did not know why he took them. Douglass had been with the company for num- Der of years.
 His salary was s7.5oo a year and he was not known to be in financial straits.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-22
T.ord HaIIburton Dead.

London, April 21.-Lord Arthur Law renee Halliburton, for a number of years under Secretary of State for War. is dead. He was born in Wind sor, N. S., September 26, 1882.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-22
FATHER KILLS SELF.
Thought He Had Murdered His

son.
 Lexington, Ky, April -1.-Thinking bo had killed his son whom he had foored in a quarrel, William Robinson, 35 years old of Stamping Ground, to- day walked into room adjoining the one in which he had auarreled with his son and blew out his brains, dy- ing instantly
 Robinson had quarreled with his daughter, aged 16, because she had permitted the attentions from young man the father disliked and his son had taken his sisters part
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-22
BUSCH VERY WEAK.
Wealthy Brewer Had To Be Carried TO
 Pullman Car.

St. Louis, April 21.--Adolphus Busch, the wealthy brewer. left today in his private car for, New York where he will embark May IA. on the Kaiser Wilhelm II for Europe.
 He will spend the summer In Lang. enschawlbach. Mir. Busch was very weak and had to be carried to his car in a chair.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-22
VOLCANO IN ERUPTION.
Ashes Are Thrown Distance of I5O
 Miles.

Santiago. Chile, April 2i.-Volcano Puyehue continues in full eruption. Many cattle have been killed and num- erous farms have been destroyed by ashes, deposits of which reach 150 miles from the volcano.
 Two strong shocks of earthquake were felt her Saturday morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-22

WEATHER FOR ALABAMA. Washington, April 21--For Alabama. Rain Monday and possibly Tuesdays fresh northeast winds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-22

The four prisoners will be arately and 1t seemed likely that Bill Righy would be the
 Judge W. W. Pearson. whi the presiding judge of inc Elm' 1t was said yesterday. would petent to sit in the case as partner. Judge Terry Richards gagged in the prosecution. The Ray Rushton was mentioned able substitute on the Jf h.
 While the RiEbys and Sh been In jail here. it will be rec Short gave out statement fin told the details of the killir believed that Short will testif. damaging circumstances on th stand, and. If so, tho prosecuti greatly strengthened.
 It was claimed yesterday might stand chance of light. because of his simple-u and the influence which he exerted over him by the Rigb
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-22
STAND TRIAL
 FOR MURDER Rigbys Must Face the
 Court Today. ANSWER FOR McCAIN'S DEATH Men to Be Taken from Montgomery
 Jail to Wetumpka. Assassination of Popular Deputy sheria Is RecaIled-Local Attorneys
 Will Be Engaged h the
 Famous Case.
ANSWER FOR McCAIN'S DEATH

Allen Rigby and his two sons. Bin Rigby and John Rigby. and his son-in- law. Jack Short. who have been in the Montgomery County for safe keep ing since last November. will be taken to Wetumpka this morning by Deputy Sherif William Robbins of Elmore County. to be arraIgned and date set for trial for the murder of Deputy Sher- if W. l.. Mccain of Efmore County.
 Deputy Robbins will securely iron the prisoners before taking them from the jail, and he will be especially careful to safeguard against Bill and John Rig by, who are regarded as the most dam gerous men of the lot. He will leave with them at S:15 o'clock on the local passenger train tor etumpka.
 The trial of the Rigbys will recall the brutal murder of w. l.. Mccain, who was ambushed and assassinated last fall near Tallassee. Shortly after tl mur- der, all of the Rigbys, except Bill Rig by and Jack Short. were arrested charged with the murder of the deputy sheriff In desperate encounter. Bill Rigby was finally taken into custody in Macon County. and taken back to Et- more County.
 Neal Rigby. a son of Allen Rigby. was tried last fall for the murder and sentenced to life Imprisonment. His case is now on appeal to the Supreme Court, pending the outcome of which. Judge Brewer ordered Neal Rigby, the three other Rigbys and Jack Short. to be brought to the Montgomery County jail for safe keeping. Neal Rigby will trial of his father. his two brothers and hfe hr0thaP- fin Il
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