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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-04
EATON LEFT IN FEAR
PENSACOLA DEPUTY APPREHEND-
 ED BODILY INJURY.
He Was In pae Pensacela Jan And Took Part in The Fight
 Against The Mob.

Pensacola. Fla. Aug. 3---(special)--- Fearing possible violence at the hands of residents. woh are bitter over the killing and wounding of so many people wednesday night. when . mob stormed the jail. Deputy Sheriff B. H Eaton, who was wounded himself. left here today for some point fn Alabama. He was accompanied as far as Flonaaton by the sheriff who has been requested by the deputy to give him protection. The latter received a phone message this afternoon from the point where the deputy went, stating that he had arrived there in safety.
 Mir. Eaton was one of the deputies stationed in the upstairs portion of the jail, from which came the rain of bullets into the mob, and it Is claimed by some that he did much of the shoot ing. Sunday afternoon he became un- easy. and finally decided to so to some other point. He told the sheriff that he would not return here.
 The coroner's jury, summoned to in quire into the cause of the death of A. N. Knowles. met at the ofice of Judge Nickelsen at Il o'clock this morning, and after hearing the tes- timony of Sheriff Van Peit. and Willie Lewis. A. zung and MT. Ivey, found the following verdict.
 we, the jury, find that A. N. Knowles came to his death On Sat- urday, August 1. 1908, from a gunshot wound inflicted by parties to the jury unknown. said parties being on the steps or within the body of the Es- cambia County jail.'
 Another jury met at the same place at 10 o'clock to inquire into the cause of the death of Mrs. Wiley Davis, which occurred at Saint Anthony's Hospital last Saturday afternoon. 4
 After hearing the testimony of sey. eral witnesses. including the physi. clans who treated Mrs. Davis, the fol lowing verdict was rendered.;
 we the jury find that Mrs. Liliiar Davis came to her death from a knife wound inflicted by one. Leander A. Shaw. said wound having been in. ! 1icted with a murderous Intent"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-04

It is charged by the State that four years, ago both Green and Smith were working in the yards of the Louisville & Nashville Railroad here and that the two had an argument regarding the switching of ears. Smith is said to have charged the responsibility of the wreck of a box car to the fact that Green was asleep instead of at tending to his duty. The two men fought. and during the light both fell into the pit of the engine turn table. Afterward Smith was found dead from the effects of knife wound and Green had disappeared.
 The light occurred on Aug i2, 1904. and since that time the sheriff's de- partrnent has been on a hunt for Green. the pursuit ending in his ar rest In Chicago
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-04
FIRST FOR MOBILE.
All uyas sHrfED FROM HENRY
 COUNTY.
s3.~<.~ Contract fs Lef~-senerAA sssr,as,ss, writes Formal Accept
 sncs ef Mobiles Invitatien

$ sx.-<~~ Contract fs Lef~-DenekAA
 1sarrasoss writes Formal Accept
 ance of sasbtIe's Insitatfen
 for the Reunion.
 Mobile. Aug. ss--tSpeciaisl.xs i-. satp hp'r las ' .hs soSles 3s5 pounds the first psie Q. sne as.sS s~-.t,aa at the cotton exchange tSis n,oTning. 1t was sent in rom xSenv county and was eonsisnea' to to - p nureess and Go. It was solo a1 ~nctian hy Sage. Burkett and com rerv It was as late as August zI When thS nrst bale was received hefe ass' ssrs captasn struck Him.
 e.,,. -,aa aled in the United States r,,striet Court to-day by Henry G. waieott against the owners or the ssea msYfp yueltabajo who claims oain- srAa "a the extent of s5,0o0. Tn the ~@sisnainarv argument 1t was alleged bv Mr. Walcott that while he was nsssenxer on board the steamer from his port to cienfugos, he was struck by the captain or the VesssI anu 11haI erwise abused. He has caused iDei to bs nIed against the ship.
 Paving Contract Let.
 Tha Board of Public Works to-day awarded the contract for the fifth pav- in< venfufa to the Jett Bros. Contract ing Company. At the meeting wright Smith, the Boards engineer made a report on the paving plant in Atianta which the Georgia Asphalt Paving fsornpanv is anxious to sell to the citv fh lieu of the bond the city holds arainst the company fin order that fha Apavenisnt may De Kept in repair. His report was not encouraging and the matter was taken under advise ment.
 The death of Jimmy Ryan in mine I zA GAa1 aTVH Ifoh Company on Saturday last has given ahe police of Mobile much to think about. Ryan's picture adorned it4e 4oRues gallery here and he was welf Known to the detectives. He was Arrested here on Bienviils Square for poeKet- picking during the time that President Roosevelt visited this city in 1905. After hs came from jail he announced his intention of leading an honorabie life. and as far as the pub lie knew; Jimmy Ryan kept his word. dying an honest man.
 Harrzs0n Accepts.
 Major Gensrai George P. Harrison Of the Alabanaa Division of the Con federate Veterans has formally ac. cepted the invitation to hold the next reunion in this city in November asnt.. A letter from him was received bx. the Commercial Club this morning which reads as fo1iows:
 opsiika, Ala. Aug. 8, 1908. Mf. Benjamin B. cox, Secretary, Mo. bile Commercial Club. Mobile, Ala DsAf sir: After due consideration and consultation I have concluded te accept the kind invitation attended bJ your club, to hold the next annual re. union of the Alabama Division. U. c v, ih Mobile, Ala, and will issue or. osfa- Go this effect Before doing so however, would be pleased to have y6ur club confer with Raphael Senfhel Camp of your city. as to the time Of hoiding the same and suggest tc me your views thereon. Knowink from past experience that Mobile vii take care of the old boys, and thank. ms you in their behalf for the irvi. tation,
 am, Youfs very cordially,
 George P. Harrison Major General. Commanding Aiabariaa Division U. c. v.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-04
NOTHING FURTHER HEARD.
Interstate Commerce Communication Wait
 inw For Shfnnera C6mnlniltf.

ing For Shippers Complaint.
 Washington. August 3--Nothing fur ther was heard by the Interstate Com merce Commission today in relation to the controversy over freight rates in the southwestern territory. Shippers in that section has been given ten days, from July si in which to file q complaint against a proposed increase of rates and it is expected their com piaint will be here in q few days.
 As the matter now stands, the rail- roads tFaversing te southwestern terri tory have been enjoined by Judge Speer. of the Southern District of Geor- gia from applying their increased rates to Georgia. but the Interstate Com merce Commission. having refused to permit the railroads to postpone the application of the increased rates to other states of the southwestern terri tory. until the commission passes upon their reasonableness, the higher rates are being applied to Alabama, Florida, Tennessee and the Caloiinas.
 Chairman Knapp and Commissioner Clements will be here turing the present week and it Is expected they will take up the complaint of Georgia shlpyers promptly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-04
AN INpEPENpENr TIcKET.
Some Taik That One Wil Be Put Out
 fn Morwan

Decatur. Aug. 3.--lspeciaL )---The indloa- tions are that there will be an independent county ticket in the field in this county this fall In some localities of the county there Is strong talk of nominating men for all she county offices to be filled this fall There is already a County Demo- cratic and County Republican ticket in the field. bat there are number of disgrun- tied men of each of the old parties who say they will not vote either ticket and that they favor the nomination of county ticket independent of either the Democrat 10 or Republican party. These men say that they are tired of doing the bidding of the old party bosses and that they think the time has come when the people ana not the political bosses should rule.
 There are here a number of men regard issa of past political affiliations who say they will support the. Independent national ticket nominated in chteago few days ago. S... ,,.,,. doubt of Democratic victory in this county this fall. The Democratic vote ot 'nc roo ..s tv ls about a.b00. Republican about sVo' ana aoeiaiists about 800. These figures are pas SS o0 mast results. still the independents ssal thai they would be able to muster up enough votes in the county to elect eouh- ty ticket.
 Lawrence County. the county which joins this county on the west has already nomi- mated an independent county ticket and these candidates, 1t IS said. will make e thorough canvass of the county before the election this fall.
 Decatur is spending thousands of dollars in street and sidewalk improvements and New Decatur. will also soon commence work on the building of an number of new streets.
 Mrs. [. w. Bortcn died last nikht at her home in New Decatur after an illness of month with appendicitis. The remains vrere taken to warsaw. Ind, this afternoon Tar interment. Mrs Borton was very prom inent in church and society circles of the Deeaturs. Her husband, L. w Borton. is nreaident of the Decatur Corniee and Roof ing Company, one of the largest industrial plants in New Decatur The Bortons have resided in New Decatur for the past twenty vaars and are one of the most prominent farnilies of that city
 The conditions at the Louisville and Nashville Railroad shops in New Decatur reynain unchanged. The shops are working on an average of about five days each week and arc working short hours These shops. however, have never been closed more than one day at time during this present pe- riod of hard times and depressions The machInist's strike which has been on here as well as all over the Louisville and Nash vIila system for the past year or more re- roatns unsettled and result 1t has in- iured business here to some extent.
 Nothing Better Than Kern's Pack age Candies.
 Orpheum Cigar Stand.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-04
RESCUED FROM DEATH
 IN POLEcAT BAY

Mobile. Aug. s.---(speciai.) )--After clinging to the keel of cat boat for many hours, Tom Long and Dick of Long were rescued by Clarence Ew+ ton in his naptha launch in Polecat bay yesterday evening. At the time they were discovered the entire party was thoroughly exhausted and on be. ing landed here all needed medical treatment. Their boat had been cap. sized in q sduall.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-04
COPPER DAM BROKE; {
 GOVERNMENT LOSES $i5,OOO
Heavy Halns Cause Breaking of Irn- portanf Engineering
 Work

Demepolis. Aug. 3.--(speciaI )--A cofseF dam at Locks gave way this morning at about 4:30.
 The dam was about 2ss feet long and -twenty-four feet deep. The rains of Saturday and Sunday caused con- siderable rise in the river and the drift that went against the dam was more than it could stand, not being completed and fitted with stone. The loss to the Government, which has the contract of erecting Locke ], and is estimated to be about s15.000. The coffer dam will have to be rebuilt out and out, and will delay the completion Of the locks for some time, it is said.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-04
MOTHER UNDER TREATMENT.
Kissed Her Daughter, Who Had Died O
 HydroDhobia.

HydrODhobia.
 New Orleans, Aug. 3.-Because sh C kissed her daughter Estelle, who died here last night Of hydrophobia, Mrs Lemuel Blythe of Natohez. Miss, was taken to the Pasteur Institute here to- day and put under treatment for the disease.
 In kissing her daughter, Mrs. Blyth e disregarded the physiican's orders. Al. though she has developed no Rymp- toms of rabies, physicians declare Mrs Blythe to be in danger. Another daughter of Mrs. Blythe is under treat ment as a precautions
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-04
Three nI.n kiIIed

New Britain, Conn, Aug. 3.-Three laboring men who were walking on the railroad tracks of the New York. New Haven and Hartford Railroad at Pratt's Crossing, two miles east of here. were struck by local train from New Britain to Hartford this morning and instantly killed. A fourth man, Mi- chael Fury. of Worcester, Mass, was hurt, but not seriously. He says he was not with the other men and did not know them.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-04
cHILDREN's NOTABLE TRIP.
Eight.Year-Old Girl Travelled TeH
 Thousand Miles Alone.

Eaght-Year-Old Girl Travelled Ten
 Thousmnd Miles Alone.
 Benton Harbor, Mieh., Aug. S.--Ida Baccash, years old. stepped off a steamer from Chicago yesterday, hav- ing 1ourneyed alone 10000 miles from Damascus, Syria
 The child's trip was the more notable, owing to her having been stranded withuot friends in MArseflles. France, a syrian, who had offered his protection to the little girl, having robbed and deserted her at Marseilles. Appealing to the. proprietor of her hotel, the child succeeded in having word of her pre- dicament sent to her father. who was then in New York and additional funds were promptly sent her.
 Relatives met her in New York and placed her on board the west-bound train, and her father was awaiting her arrival here on yesterdays steamer from Chicago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-04
THE JAPANESE NAVY.
It VIII Take Thlra Place fin. World
 forr

AA NA4A A&AAS A1E4 k-AWGC A0r NNWNN0 AEk
 1911.
 Berlin, Aug s.--The Japanese navy win take third place in the navies of the world in 1911. according to the tabulating made by the German Navy League In It's August leafiet, which con- tains information on various naval sub- Jects prepared by specialists and in- formation derived from official sources.
 Notwith standing the assertions of Japanese financial condition" the ar- ticle says. "the so-called program Of 1907 appears to provide for considerable more new construction than has been reported.
 From a well-infromed quarter. 1t is affirmed that Japan, besides building the three battleships Aki. "A" and B !" and the four arnored cruisers Kuraraa. Ibuki and "E" and "F," has appro- priated money for four additional bat tleships, each of 2o.so0 tons and four or five armored cruisers each of fs,50o tons; Through these increases Japan will push forward in l910.1s11 to third place in the worlds navies.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-04
CRUSADE AGAINST DISEASE.
Moving Picture Machines and Phone
 grrmr.hm vHsII Vaa Tya@M

graphs Will Be Used.
 New York. Aug S.-Moving picture machines and photographs will be brought Into play by the State Chari- ties Association of New York in it's crusade against the dead white plague"
 Through this method. the association hopes to bring the people of the state to a full realization of the disease which has destroyed 14.4so human be- ings in New York State last year. Ex- perts are now assembling the pictures, data and models and each exhibit will tell story in an interesting way Tn addition to the pictures, large phono- graphs. having especial records. will give much important information on the subject. The exhibits will also contain models of perfectly Lighted and ventilated factories, together with models of so-called sweat shops. where tuberculosis fiourishes.
 Notices giving advice how to prevent and check tuberculosis will be display ed about each exhibit.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-04
sUccEssFUL REVIVAL.
Fine Results Attended Preaching of
 Mr. Hubbard.

Banner, Aug. S.--(Special )--The protracted meeting at Banner, conduct ed by Dr. W. D. Hubbard, State evan ReIist for the Baptists, came to a close yesterday after the II o'clock service. pr. Hubbard is perhaps the most schoI- arIy divine that the people of this neigtborhood have had the opportunity Of hearing. Conviction was sent to ths hearts of twelve and three caEne to the church by letter Dr. Hubbard used such oratory and possessed such earnestness that he gained the atten- fIon of the most unconcerned. Intense interest was manifested from the be- ginning to the close of the meetings. so large were the crowds that the idea of building a new church sprang into the minds of the people.
 The ordinance of baptism was ad- nainistered at Mir. Walters lake yes- tarday afternoon by the pastor, Rev Vt. Elliott. Dr. Hubbard. accom- panied by Rev. Elliott. left on the af- Serh6on train for Montgomery. pr. Hubbard goes from here to Marion, la, where he will begin a series of meetings.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-04
Receivernhip Disaolved.

Wilmington. Del, August s.--In the United States Circuit Court today. Judge Gray handed down decree dissolvins the receivership Of the Bay State Gas Company of Delaware and discharging the receiver. George wharton Pepper, of Philadelphia. The decree also directed him to turn over to the company the balance of Ssss.7ss in his hands less $15,000. the remain der of the compensation of s2S.000 al- lowed him for. his services. The re. cAiverRhip was established In 1903.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-04
CAUGHT WITH Goops ON.
This Negro Could Not Resist Sight of
 Lone Green

AAAs 4sG8tO CDAt8 N04 NtsAat Sh8Mt OA
 Long Green.
 When an empioye of the French Ben- zol Company, 103 Monroe Street, had retired to the rear of the store yester- day morning to obtain skirt called for by John Howard. a young negro, and his father. the enterprising boy took advantage of his absence, and, with entire nonchalance. pocketed q $5 bill which he observed lying on e desk in the office. On his return with the gar ment desired. the employe of the com pany noted that the money was missing. and. after questioning without avail the negro and his son. telephoned to police headquarters. meanwhile re- straining the two from departing.
 ofacer Loe promptly arrived in an swer to the call. and. searching the boy, discovered the s5 concealed within the lining of his hat. He was arrested and carried to Headquarters.
 Jordan was tried in the Recorders Court yesterday afternoon on the charge of grand larceny. and he was bound over to the grand jury on q bond of s1oO.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-04
MILLER IS HOPEFUL.
But Day of Execution is onIy Three
 Days on.

Birmingham. Aug. s.--(SpeciaI. )-- Clarence Miller. the Tennessee young man who is under sentence of death for the murder of Fred W Rainbow, a sa- loon man. last year. when seen today in his cell at the county jail, said that he was hopeful that the Governor would commute his sentence and that he would not hang Friday, the date set for the execution. He said that a number of women were working on the petitions to the Governor for a commit tation of the sentence, and while one letter he had received did no give out much hope. he felt satisfied that the Governor would be pressed hard to commute the sentence. The young man was cheerful despite the fact that the date of his execution was of but three days
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-04
nae. s,g FFvdronI,oblo.

New orleans, Aug. S,-Estelle Blythe, years old, died Of hydrophobia here last night. An unusual feature of her ease was the fact that physicians could not find where or by what animal she had been bitten or infected. It was thought that possibly a dog with the rabies licked a cut on her hand.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-04
NEGRO SHOT UNDER
 SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES
He Was Fined $50 In Recorders Court
 For Being Vagrnnt.

For Being . Vagrnnt.
 Mobile, Aug. 3.--(speeial.) )-Becauss 1t was impossible to make any other charge against him. Willie Wilson, a negro, was this morning fined by Re- corder Clark $50 in default of the payment of which fine he must work for the county for ninety days. on the charge of being vagrant.
 Wilson appeared in court limping badly from shot wound In the foot. This was inflicted by James A. Ken nedy. of Franklin and Palmetto street, who found the negro proving about his yard last evening. The supposition of the police department is that the negro really ought to be charged with a sraver crime. but the evidence was insufficient to hold him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-04
Thren Men Killed.

Hazleton. Pa, August 3.-Three men were killed today hy an explosion at the stone crushing plant of Charles Kshos in the outskirts of the city Thomas Kehoe. son of the owner of the plant. was seriously hurt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-04
nlrnt Cotton nnle.

Marianna, Fla, August 3-(SpeciaD @-Tlfe first bale of new cotton to be efYfed from the crop of 1908 in Jackson County, Fla, was hauled into Mariana On Saturday, first of August, by Lonnie
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-04

Williams. a thrifty colored farmer on
 the Goodwin plantation. The bale weighed 4s5 pounds. and
 graded better than naiddlfng
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-04
FOB TOSS or APPETTTE

Take Hotsford's Acid Phosphate
 Its uso IA especially recommended for restoration of appetite. strength and vital fly. .-fSf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-04

Everything in the Way of Magazines, Periodlcals, Newspapers, City Views, etc. Handled at the Orpheum Cigar stand.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-04
TO ROL DCRIME.

NeBFO BTOWBMN HMCA 10 MObIIo tf
 stand Trial.
 Mobile, Aug. S.--(Speeial. )-Marior Green. the negro who was arrested ir Chicago a few weeks ago and brought on here to answer to a charge oi murderlng another negro named Jo. seph Smith. was this morning given q premilinary hearing before Judge Al. ford in the inferior criminal court and by him remandsd without ball for the city court.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-04

Nothing Better Than Kern's Pack age Candies.
 Orpheum Cigar stand.
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-05
statement No |" Legislators

Oregon has what and
"Anti-Statement
of of
who pledged
did
the
election.
Almost the
to he No
an election wash George
W. Chamberlain
of
States The assembly
people and their solemn pledges
Will they
ranks of the
No l.
to
people and send republican United
be
Chambra republican
pie them stand by their pledged
If Henry M to who
selected defeat candidate
States should
Several political fedgngs
Chamberlain
overthrow of
line with their desires and is based careful
Chamberlain but he
that sentiment has
sa
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-05
Hammond, Guggenheim---Yice Presidency

What call presidency
ies?
What has a
Has John Hays
b. eore?
Has John
or art?
John
Ike a
tributing to the well being nation?
Hays Hammond pecpaed questionable
republic
a
be
VII
the
Hammond is mining perhaps that
Guggenhem
a
Daniel Guggenhem Guggenhem
conederated
The ambition of the
presidency
widest
he purchased his United
n
then
No. nothing Hammonds
material
winner simply because
helm family of the fabulous of five hundred dollars
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-05

We Install complete path room
scnipment. j. E. Mckenzie, b4S Col
osa5o avenue. Phone Red 161.
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-05
PAGE TWO

There is no use in trying to get any more
wear out of that old Felt Hat. Straw Hat
time is here and as usual Loeffler is showing
the best.
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-05
Real Estate
BARGAINS

400 acres red sandy soil with wat
nr $50 incbes); In good location
and close to railroad. for $50 per
sore. This Is cheap.
i20 acres High Line land near
vruita at $45 per acre.
100 acres High Line: level and
ane red soil; northwest of Fruita,
at $50 per acre. This is fancy.
Choice income property in Dem
ser. Colorado Springs and Pueblo to
trade for 100000 to $4,000 in i'm
proved orchard lands or High Line
Tell us what you have.
Good 10-room rooming house, well
rurnishe ed; for sale for a few days
Sniy at $2.500. $1,000 cash will
shndie 1t. Rents for $40 per month
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-05
Democratic County Convention

There should
democratic this
in the The
to
Will first and last
If the democratic
there of
Mesa
split republican
to the death their
1t questionable of
weld of about
independent
No o he par
tons meet, is the will the preva
Every democrat of
the should
rousing
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-05

Don't You think 1t Is your duty TO
yourself and family to Investigate
the advantages Of New York Life
Insurance incontestable annual did
idend policy? Let me talk this mat
ter over with YOU. address Harold
b. Deane, general delivery, Grand
Junction.
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-05

We are now located in our new
nuiiding at 545 Colorado avenue, and
arr better prepared than ever to fx
y0u up in anything liz the plumbing
nns. Your bath room will be free
from sewer gas II l do your Job.
=. y. Mckenzie.