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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-02
Change in Montgomery
 County Candidates.
CONFERENCE BETWEENF FRIENDS
Both Men Make Statements of
 Campaign.
n Coaventio. Where Advocates of As- piranss Meet, Goodwin Says He wnl Not Oppose Fellow
 Citfzen.

R Tyler Goodwin of Montgomery, has withdrawn from the contest for the nomination to the office of the rep rcefntative of the Second Congression- a1 District and S. H. Dent, Jr., of Mont eomery, after a consultation with the friends of both men, has announced that he is a candidate for the place. MF: Dent had been expected s to be saa that he withheld announcenlent be- cause he believed his friend, Mr. Good wyn would seek the place
 and with them was q card from several of the mutual friends of them.
 Mir. Goodwynss Statement.
 ''yes. am out of the Congressional
 ssThis win come as q very rrsnt sur prise to the voters of the District and I know will be disappointment to that lievs have the best friends on earth who have so earnestly and Loyalty talk
 ~At a conference of mutual friends 1t was decided for Mir Dent to continue in the light and for me to withdraw: and as I aTn doing so on the advice of friends and for the rellief of friends do not feel so badly about it.
 Relieving that the candidacy of Mir. Dent and myself might result in bitter strife between our friends In the coun- ty of Montgomery, I feel that 1t is best not to subject my friends to such a sit- uation, and I trust that they will full tuates me in withdrawing from the
 T believe that the united backing of the people of this county and his popularity in the district will make Mir Dents election exceedingly prob able and the people of Montgomery will I am sure give him their cordial sup-
 rThe numerous assurances of support and help which have received. not only in the city and County of Mont- gonery but throughout the District. will always be cherished with the warmest feelings of gratitude. and encouragement, hope to have the pleasure of thanking personally at some time in the near future.
 hEr. Dent AnnOunees.
 "A few days ago gave to the press a statement to the enect that had un- der serious consideration the question Of making the race for Congress from this District. I then tated that it was my purpose to walt until the Commit tee met, fixed a date, and f0rmulated a plan. Since that time. my friends have insisted that I should wait no longer to make final determinations
 "As a result of conference between mutual friends of Mfr. Godwyn and my self Mir G0Odwyn has withdrawn from the contest and he and his friends will very generously given me their support
 e1 Will attend the Denver ConveH- ton as ore of the deiegates from this there until my duties as delegate have
 aI, therefore, now announce my can- didacy, subject to whatever regulations the Democratic Committee may adopt. As soon as I return. shall announce
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-02

James D. Maher who has been taking the evidence in the famous contempt case against Sheriif J. r. Ehipp and others Of this county growing out Of the iynching of the negro Ed. Johnson. today took some additional tsBtimony in the case. The only witnesses exam tned were Henry A. Lee. a negro and his wife. They failed to identify T. B. Taylor. 6 deputy sheriff as one of these engaged in the affairs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-02
. e e FOR.
 Oe0sosB BAD BLOOD

Of 
 otehes and 1rs These general symptoms affecting all of the the trouble If allowed to remain the systs the disease finally he he Bleed Poison which does not rid the circulation d particle of the y trouble and by removing every trace of the poison and sddng & hel reliable of all blood pu6e and it's concentrated Of hea home treatment book which valuable d in the treatment of the different disease medical
 THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA. GA.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-02
CONTRACT EXPIRES.
Union Miners Assemble in cenventfcn
 in Birmingham.

Union Miners Assemble in Cenvensfcn
 In Birmingham.
 Birmingham, July 1.-The contract existing between the union miners and the commercial coal operators expiring at midnight last night. there was but little work done at the properties or these operators today. The pumps are still going a< several places and some cleaning up work Is being done, as well az repair work.
 The convention of the union miners reassembled here shortly before noon with a large attendance. The commer- ciai operators committee show no signs of receding from their demands that the miners grant concessions to equal non-unlon miners wages. The miners offered a nat rate of 65 cents per ron for one or two years. this price being the lowest received by the coal dlggers in four years. save during four months. The outcome of the convention Is be- Ing watched closely as rumors prevail that many non-unlon miners may join the ranks of the union men.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-02
Bartnett Tm semtnnceA,

San Francisco. Calif.. July Is--waa- Ter J. Bartnett. formerly vice president and general counsel for the wiastern Pacific Railway and vice president and general counsel for the California Safa Deposit and Trust Company which failed in this city last November for about ss.0o0.000 was today aentencsd to the San ouintin Penitentiary for ten years by Superior Judge ConleY.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-02
6 ". WFTzELL DEAD.
He Wa. an As:a .sa D.sssnss oltl.ea

Anniston July t.--(Speclal l-G. ". wetzeii died at his home in West An. ntston Tuesday night after an hIhegs ne savarai weeks The cause of his death was ailments peculiar to old age. he being 72 years old
 MT. Wetzeil was one of the bess known and most popular cltizens ot Anniston- He had served a number of years as Councilman from the Second
 The funeral will be held Thursday afternoon and will be under the aus pfces of the Masops, Of which ne was sn hcTored member. He is survived by three sons and one daughter, all of whom were with him when the end aarn0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-02
NIrn. NElnnlI AnnnltteA-

Meridian. Miss. July I-Mrs. Whey Mizell was today acquitted on a charge of complicity In the murder of her hus- band, Joe Mizell. who died of stryeh- nine poisoning R. IT. Hall. with whom Mrs MtxeiI was indicted. was yesterday found guilty of the murder.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-02
DYNAMITE IN vIADUcT.
Dlssatisaed WOrIEmen Believed to Ha'
 Caused ExpIosiOn.

Caused Explosion.
 Buffalo, N. r., July 1.-Heavy charges of dynamite exploded by time fuse under the Lehigh viaduct at Selkirk and Perry streets today blew two heavy iron girders out of place twisted the rails above and shattered the ties for many feet.
 The dynamite had been placed on top of one of the reinforced concrete glr- ders between the third and fourth spans.
 The viaduct was but recently com pleted by McClintock and Marshal, a firm which maintains the open shop principle and who have had several bridges wrecked by dynamite during the past year.
 One man was arrested on suspicion.
 Sheriff ShIpp's Case.
 Chattanooga, Tenn, July Limited States Supreme Court Commissioner
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-02
Communicated Statement From Friends of Mesaxs. uenf and Goodwin.

 The undersigned as mutual friends of Mir. Tyler Goodwin and Mr. S. H. Dent Jr., beg to state that after a con- ference undertaken for the good of the Democratic party in this city and county and which was willingly as- scented to and cheerfuily acquiesced in by both gentlemen, we reached the conclusion that Mir. Goodwin withdraw from the Congressional race and Mr. Dent announce his candidacy at this time. It is probable that no two men in the County possess so many mutua! friends. and this agreement reached far the purpose of avoiding q bitter fight fin Montgomery County which would probably ensue if Mfr. Goodwin and Mir. Dent both are candidates. We hope that the people will com mend the high motives which actuate Mir Goodwin in withdrawing and we ask and believe that the people will give Mir. Dent their active and enthu- siastic support in the contest that is to follow.
 J. Kirk Jackson,
 Gaston Gunter.
 John G. Crommelin.
 Phares Coleman,
 Lee H. Well,
 Ray Rushton,
 Charles B. Teasley,
 A. L. Tyson,
 w. F. Vandiver.
 c. P. Mcintyre. adv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-02
Mfners WllI Rent.

Birmingham. July I--(Spectal. l--- The mines operating with union labor in the Birmingham district. the Com merciai Coal Company mines. are closed down, save as co pumps and nee eesary repa,r work. The contract with the union miners expired at midnight last night aud all members of the or ganization save the punlpore and othefa necessary in the mines. ceased work. The convention Of the Alabama District No. 2G. United Mine Workers Of America. re-assembled here today but spent the greater portion of the afternoon in executive session. It was announced that the commercial coal onefators will insist on their demands for the same wage as is paid at the non union mines being given them in contract. which means coal mining at k7 1-2 cents per ton.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-02
:. AN OLD SOLDIER

wants to Communicate Win Some of EiM Cnxnrn des.
 Any one who belonged to Company F. 2srd Alabama Regiment (Infantry) in the civil war. please write at once to help an old soldier get pension.
 l.. M McLendon. M D.. Pension Examiner.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-02
JACOBSON NOMINATED.
He wIIl Lead the RepuHsleans ef HEan-
 mamaea

St. Paul, July 1.--Jacob F. Jmcebaon vas nominated for governor by aeela- nation by the Minnesota Republican convention which was held here today.
 4 few minutes before the convention was called to order Attorney General Edward T. Young. who was consider cd second in the gubernatoriaI race. withdrew from the contest. and an- nounced he would second the noEnana- tIon of Jacobson. The vote was unaF- imouS for Jacobson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-02
yudee HfayaeId,n ComAitton.

Tusealoosa. July l.-lspeciaI. l- Judge J. J. Mayfield's condition today is just about tho same as it has been for several days, his temperature being 100 in the morning and IO2 In the af- ternoons.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-02
THE DENVER DnLEeATEs.
Elepresentatives From AIabama Tt
 Visit 1-ineolm.

Representatives From Alabama To
 Visit Lineoln.
 2frmingham. July i--tSpecfal)-- )---A train load of delegates and visitors to the Democratic Convention at Denver will leave Birmingham Thursday at noon over the Louisville and Nashville RaIriad.
 The feature of the trip is the day planned to be spent at Lincoln with Bryan on the glorious Fourth. The Democrats are looking forward to great day with the chief in his home town. They reach Denver Sunday.
 Among those who made reservations in. the three cars to go from BtrmInK- ham are: Col. Sam Wll John. Robert U. Lowe. NJ T. Ormond. Dr. R. M. Cum ninxhani, R. H Walker. M. A. Clay, Jlm Pearce Mir. and Mrs. H. L. Mar tin. Jack Curran. J. c. Thompson. ?. Thomas Hefin. Esear Floyd. ". T. Brown. pr B. W. Williams. ). Lee Long, c. Keith. c. J. Sullivan, D. H. Riddle. L. ]. Bugg. ". F. Welsh. Jr, F. P. Palmer. J. P. Pearce. J. M. Burns. W. N. Coleman. W. T: McEi- roy. Ivy Lewis, W. L. Lee. A. F. Pace, F. P. Glass, Jr.. c. P. Grayson, J. F. IT, win, H. WarLen. S. D. Williams, |. F. Jones. W. C. Black.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-02
A SUSPECTED RoBBER.

Negro Believed to De Implicated in
 95o,000 steal.
 Washington. July 1.-F. D. &cAii- lin, chief inspector of the postolaee department was notified of the capture and arrest at Monroe. Mich-, Of Charles in connection with the recent robbery at Kansas City. Mo, of . 960,oo regis tered pouch of mall from Los Angeles to New York City.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-02

GOfeh Wins Match. Seattle. Wash. July 1.--Gotch won the championship wrestling match here tonight in straight falls.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-04
ANII-SALOON
RALLY DAY WILL BE OBSERVED
HERE SUNDAY.
Pulpits win BE Filled by Prominent
Men in Work-Who Some Of
Them Are.

Sunday will be an antl-saloon
rally day in Paducah.
The pulplts of the city will be
filed, for one service, by some of the
ab.est preachers of the league. Dr..
p. A. Baker. national superlntend-
emit; Rev. Brooks Lawrence, state
superintendent. OF Alabama; Rev. ].
w. West, state superintendent OF
Kentucky; Rev. T. s. Buckingham.
superintendent Of the Kentucky Lex
ington district, and Rev. J. o. Coliey.
of Louisville, will be among the
speakers. II will be a great treat to
hear DR.. u. A. Baker, the preacher
statesman of America. A full list of
churches and preachers will be pub
lished in Saturdays papers.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-04
INJUNCTION REsTRAINs sUIroR
Widow Gets Courts Aid 10 Stop Per
sistent Attentions.

Toledo. o.. Dec. A believer In
the maxim that faint heart never won
fair lady. William c. Ragan made
love 10 Mrs. Elsie Smith, a widow, so
persistently that Judge Brough grant
ed temporary injunction asked for
by Mrs Smith. which enjoins Ragan
from laylshing upon her his unwel-
come affections. Mrs. Smith asks
that after a hearing the court for
ever enjoln Ragan from counting
her.
In her petition the widow says that
Tor two years Ragan has forced his
attentions upon her and refused to
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-04
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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-04
CASES CONTINUED
IL NIGHT RIDER CHARGES AT
MARION.
Sanford Hall and Henry Bennett On
Hand Under Military Guard ut
Marion.

Says the Marion Press: Marion
presented quite a business like air
when the defendants in the cases Of
the commonwealth vs. Herbert Cole
man and others, also commonwealth
VS.. Buddy Glass and others charged
with completely IN the Dyeusburg and
View raids I'm this county last Febru-
airy. an arrived from their homes in
Caldwell, Lyon and Trigg counties,
and presented ITEMS Ives for trial. AS
tnere were about 100 of them and al
most as many OF their friends. bonds
men, sweethearts. wives and attor-
neys, the capacity Of all the hotels
and boarding houses were taxed TO
their fullest capacity. When the
eases were called, the commonwealth
announced not ready in about eighty
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-04
LAKE CARRIERS ADOPT
"OPEN SHOP" POLICY

Detroit, Dec. 4.-The Lake Car.
riers' association announced that a
Plan had been adopted based on the
open shop" principle which includes
a schedule OF benefits without cost
TO the men, for death or disability.
The benefits range from SIS for ordi-
nary seamen to $500 for masters
The association also announced that
the wages for 1909 would be the
same as prevailed In 1908.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-04
Telephone Convention.

Chicago. Dec. i.--The national
convention OF the Independent Tele-
phone association closed here with
the election OF officers as follows:
President. e. H. Moulton. Mime.
sofa; vice president, p. c. Holdoegel
Iowa; Il. u. Fisher, Michigan: ]. NJ.
Damers. Canada; w. J. Uni, Indiana,
also vice presidents; treasurer, Hun
ford Savage. illinois; secretary, A..
G. Davis. West Virginia.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-04

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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-04

accept her dismissal. Although she
told him he was distasteful to her,
she says, by sheer persistence ne In
duced her to accompany him to the.
aters. The climax came Sunday. He
called upon her and when ordered to
leave threatened TO kill himself. She
gave him S1OO to promise not 20 DO
himself bodily harm, then stopped
payment on the check.
The Evening san--foc q Week.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-04
STATE DISPENSARIES IN
OKLAHOMA ABOLISHED.

Guthrie, Okla, Dec. 4.-Goyernoi
Haskell issued a proclamation declar-
ing that the state dispensary system
had been abolished by the vote at
the recent election, which leaves citi
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-04

odd cases, and ready in three cases.
The defendants ln these three cases
filed afidavits and were granted con-
unuances until the March term.
Sanford Hall, the states chief wit
ness. arrived under guard OF two
soldiers
Henry Bennett arrived and was
also guarded by a soldier; also his
wife and her sister were under the
protection Of a soldier while here.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-04

'zens of Oklahoma without any law
full means to purchase inside the
state liquor for medicinal purposes.
This situation viii continue until the
people or legislature provides some
scheme for the sale of liquor for
medical purposes.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-04
To Deport Anarchist.

st. Louis, Dec. Judge David
p. Dyer in the federal district court,
sustained an order OF Secretary of
Commerce and Labor Straus direct
ing that Samuel Bachmann be de-
ported to his old home in England
for preaching anarchistic teachings
on the streets at Belleyille, III.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-04

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-27
iiATENCION |!

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GABRIEL D'ANNUNZIO

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Era I'm perro un cato no 10 Sc . No
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iEstas seguro?
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Tn calofrio de horror e asalto bao la SEN
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-lPero por que2-pregunto Hipolita a la
cual Sc comunicaban la repugnancia Ell ho
rrOr
-iQuien sabe!
Ell perro dio TN ladrido de aviso Habfan
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hablaT para interrogar
-lLo has visto, senora2 No Sc saliva, no
campa Que no han hecho aquel padre y
aquella madre para salvaro
dQue no habian hecho7 Contaba todas las
pruebas, todos los exorcismos Habia lido ell
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i Jes1s, nuestro Senior. salvalOi
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-04-21
SOON BE ON DECK AGAIN.
Admiral Evans Is Rapidly improving
From Attack.

Admiral Evans 10 Rapidly Improving
From Attack.
Paso Robes, Cal, April 17.-"Ill
soon be o. the quarterback again."
said Rear Admiral Robley D. Evans
to Dr.. L. E. Philips, as he came from
the baths today. The oommander-in-
chief Of the Atlantic pattleship fleet
had just had his treatment in the
Kuras and was feeling unusually
bright and looking very much better
than at any time since his arrival at
the hot springs.
In the afternoon he spent an hour
ON the lawn watching various games
and appeared to be in q jovial mood.
Admiral Evans confirmed the reports
that Rear Admiral Thomas would give
MP his command soon after the arrival
of the heet a San Francisco. and ex-
lplainsd that It would enable Admiral
apefry to thoroughly get his hand in
1slore he started with the feet on
~ world voyage.
ITS Just like Charlie Thomas. to
"a Sonsthine for somebody else"
Skoaonmanderin-chief
Adlfaa Dvnas paid ! glowing
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-04-21
DURHAM STEVENS,
LEFT SMALL ESTATE
ANTICIPATED THAT JAPAN WILL
PROVIDE FOR FAMILY.

New York, April 1S.-In the will of
Durham w Stevens, adviser to the
Korean government, who died in San
Francisco on March 25, as the result
OF a wound inflicted by a Korean
fanatic which was filed for probate
here yesterday, the hope is expressed
that the Japanese government in
view Of his long service will see fit
to make provision for the members
Of his family.
The will was executed in septem-
Der, 1904, while Mr.. Stevens was here
on a diplomatic mission, and was wit.
messed by Colonel Charles A. Boyn.
ton, Harry A. Coleman and Charles A.
Cotterill of the Associated Press.
It provides that the entire estate,
which consists of two life insurance
policies, the amounts of which are
not disclosed, one accident insurance
policy and a claim for $1,ss4 against
the United States for service rendered
as charge d'afaires in Japan during
1878 and 1879, go to his sister. Miss
Katherine. D. Stevens. Mr.. Stevens
claim against the government has
been endorsed by the government, but
congress has never appropriated the
money to adjust it.