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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06
FARMERS ARRESTED
FLORIDA MEN ARE ACCUSED OF C0NsPIRACY.
Held By Government At Pensscola For Interfering With Hamestead En- try--Nrnke nond Fer Their
 Appearances.

Pensacola. Fla, June 5-Charged with conspiring to defraud another from proving his entry to homesteaa lands, Samuel J. etrickiett and W. s' Coleman, both we'll known planters re siding in the northern section of tnis county, were arrested last night aho brought to the city today by United States deputy marshals.
 They gave bonds for their appearance for q preliminary hearing before unideo States Commissioner Marsh on June ie'
 It is alleged that the planters op- jected to Robert Hubbard occupying 3 tract of, land. which he had nome, steaded. under the law, and which was near the land owned by the two plant CTS, and in order te prevent him resid' ing on the entry until he could prove his claim entered Into conspiracy 10 drive him from 1t.
 Hubbard placed the case in the hand' of the United states District Attorney with the result that the two planters were arrested.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06
DOWN IN MOBILE
THE CAREER OF HOWARD EVANS
 REVIEWED..
The Authorities are After vagrnnts and Enforcing Sanitary Laws
 With Much Vig-

Mobile. June 6.-fspeciaI. )--J. How ard Evans, who died few minutes before 1 o'clock this morning at the home he shared with his sister. Mrs. Augusta Evans Wilson. on Government Street was one of Mobiles best known citizens.
 Mir. Evans was in his list year and had resided in Mobile since childhood. He served in the civil war with one of the Mobile companies, during which strife he received a wound in the shoulder which had always caused him inconvenience. He returned home after the war with the rank of captain, which was given him for bravery ana ability.
 Mir. Evans never married. making his home with his sister, Mrs. Au- eusta Evans Wilson, and devoting great deal of his time to her pleas ures and welfare. He was devout member of the Methodist Church. He Is survived by four sisters. Mrs. Au- gusta Evans Wilson and Mrs srax.0n l Bragg of this city and Mrs. J ". Bush of Birmingham and Mrs. L. Tarleton of New York. and number of other distant relatives residing in this city and elsewhere.
 Neyva in General.
 Mir. J. E. Scale. Secretary or the through the city today enroute home after spending a few days on pleas ure visit on the Mississippi sound.
 Chief of Police Rondeaa. with the assistance of the various Justices or the Peace and cepstables. is making q determined effort to clear Mobile or the roustabout element so conspicuous in the negro districts, and for ne- gro to live in Mobile he must work. Tn today's call of the Recorders court fourteen negroes were arraigned on various charges. but for the express purpose of being made 70 WeIk pl on the streets. three were discharged and one continued.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06

Nettieton,s e5, e and CT Shoes for ss.I5 q pair. Bullock Shoe co.--Adv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06
VINE TLoRTDA HOTEL.

Casino Matinee today, Sts0. Irene HEyern Stock ee., 10 Cents.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06
Peraonal NOtes.

Mir. and Mrs. John T. Coehrane re turned yesterday morning rom visi to Cullom Springs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06

MT. and Mrs. Liston Heustis are be- ing congratulated on the arrival of a little daughter on Monday. Mir. Heus- tis returned yesterday morning to his home in Belize.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06

Mfr. and Mrs. l.. c. Irwin who have been living In St. Louis have returned here and MT Irwin will have charge of the Spring Hill Hotel for the sum mer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06

Miss Rebecca Dillard has gone to Pensacola for a visit to relatives.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06

It will be glad news to the many friends of pr, Harry Inge both here and elsewhere to know that a postal was received here yesterday from him saying doing fine"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06

Alr. and Mrs. William Kelly and fam- fly left yesterday for Fairhope where they will have cottage for the sum uer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-06

Mir. C. P. Gouldman. whose mar riage to Miss Gertrude Irwin, daugh-
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-15
Over Thirty, Including Some Important Properties, Filed Yesterday With Re.
 lief Board.
CHAPEL STREET INCLUDED
Pitkin and Garfield Properties from That Thoroughfare---Crown Street Continues to Pile Up in
 Appeal List.

Thirty-one more appeals were add. ed to the 2o4 which the board of re. lief had when business opened yes. terday morning. Some of these were on large estates but only few were put In against increases in the value of land in the center of the city. one of this class Is the appeal of Edward Clark against the assessment of s196,760 on the property at 3s Church street on which the Washington build- ing stands The appeal is not against the valuation of the building but only on tho assessment of land value in that street.
 Other large appeals which were filed yesterday include the estate of Mary F. Thayer, s140.65O; Seigfried and Caroline Hermann, $27,770; Unite l.. Frank, James D. Dewell. Patrick J. Cronan on the property at 50-54 Grown street; James S. Pitkin on the property at 755 Chapel street which Is assessed at $40,440; Emile A. Mar tus against an assessment of s24,sT5I | of the property at 101-103 Grown street, which is a claim that the prop erty value is injured by the presencel of a bologna factory next door; helrsi of John Garfield OH the property at 7S1 Chapel street, which Is assessed at s2s,995 and at 363 State street, for s13,025; and of Abraham White against the assessment on the apart ment house, Gayington, on York street,
 One appeal filed was that of Mary F., Halpin at 191 Humphrey street, who claimed that the assessments of s2,200 and s2,900 on two pieces of property owned by her opposite Jocelyn square, should be lowered as the public playground which is being maintained there is a nuisance and deteriorated the value of the prorer- ty
 To-day Is the last day of hearing appeals and the board will be in ses- sion until o'clock tonight after which couple of weeks will be spent in visiting the places which have oc-I casioned the appeals. The decisions will be announced the last day of thel month.
 Major F. M. Clark. also in behalf of Adeline J. Goodrich, his sister, who, wants reduction of the assessments on her Grown street property. Property owned by Mrs. Goodrich, at s9 to 9S Grown. street is assessed at sS7,65o. which Mir. Clark thought was too high. Relief Is also asked from the assessment of s1s,s35 on| property on Gregson street.
 Burton Mansfield, president, and Elliott H. Morse, treasurer of the, Connecticut Savings bank, called at City hall to learn the valuation put on the new bank building at Church and Crown streets. The assessors said the officials of the bank were sat- isfied and would not file an appeal.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-15
FLORl0 CONVICTED
Jury Finds Him Guilty of At. tempted Murder of Joseph
 De Stephano,
SENTENCE IS DEFERRED
Rudd Case, Due to Be Called, Put On Because of Latencss of
 Trial.

Luigi Florio was declared to be gull ty of the attempted murder of Joseph De Stephano by the jury in the criminal side of superior court yesterday after noon They were out nearly an hour be- fore returning their verdict. Judge Cur tls deferred sentence until this morn- ing.
 The case is over the shooting of De Stephano on Labor day night while go- ing to a fire. After an altercation over some falling glass at Hill and Prince | streets with the occupants of house there, De stephano testified that Florio struck him and shot him. This was partly corroborated by witnesses while | the defense offset this by complete de- nlals and an alibl.
 ! The case was finished yesterday l morning and the afternoon was spent in summing up, charging the jury, and waiting for the jury to come in.
 In his summary Attorney OMeara for the prisoner pleaded that only cir cumstantial evidence and a partial identification were against his client, He showed that the evidence had fail ed to show motive and that there had not been bad blood between De | Stephano and Florio. He reviewed the other evidence. He suggested that the shooting might have been done by some one in the house that Dc Stepha- no stood in front of He hinted that ! De Stephano was drunk on the night in I question and did not know who shot I him.
 While his attorney was pleading for him, Florio quietly dropped off to sleep and amused many in the court room while he nodded drowsily in his chair while another pleaded with twelve men for the liberty of the sleeper A touch from the court clerk brought Florlo back to the present amid a litter from those who saw It,
 state Attornev Williams showed the weakness of the defense and the strength of the prosecution as he saw 1t. He stated that if De Stephano ha6 moi stopped to pick up his hat when h, was shot. he would be dead man and Fiorlo would be before the court on 2 charge of murder.
 The judge, in charging the jury In structcd them on various points in th' law on the subject.
 The case was so late that the RudC case. that of the state policeman in thu
 Ihne shooting, could not be heard al was planned.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-15
PRESIDENTS NEW ROLE.
Will Listen to the Grievances of D
 positors in a Wrecked Bank!

waynesburg. Pa. Oct. 14-The de positors of the wrecked Farmert' an' Drovers' National bank are 10 b granted an audience by Presiden Roosevelt, according to an announce ment made tonight by Norman W. Say res, president of the Green Count Taxpayers league, who has been acI tive in pushing the suits against Jt. Fl P. Pinehart, ex-cashier of the wrecked bank
 It was stated that the depositors at to receive hearing at the Whit House next Monday, when the Prcs'I dent will be urged to take steps toward more speedy readjustment of. thu banks affairs.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-15
BRYAN. NJ. n.
1896.

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 Come. be saved brace up and hope, On my Empire Dope.
 laOt
 Doctor Bryan bcgs to say He is not at home today Gone abroad to broaden out Gone to hear the Ciarges pout Gone to sec the Pyramids, And th' Egyptian katydids
 Gone to lands remote and far.
 Land of Kings and Caviare; Gone anoatin OCT the sea,
 Russia, France and Germany.
 Gone with Kings to hob and noh--- Doctor Roos'vets on the job.
 1908.
 Here we are, the Doctors back
 With an overnoWing pack,
 Remedies and cures galore Series Leven Forty four Only cures to surely save Uncle sammy from his grave. 'Ntative and Refereni. That will put him on the mend Have you suffered from the erip1 Try my Gov ment Ownership. Are your spirits faint, and sunk? Try my famous Antiiunk.
 Is your liver dull and mean? Try my Feerpurrulerine Makes no difference what you've got, Try 'em singly, take the lot,
 Bryan's Mixtures do not fear,
 For tho Doctor he is here, . And if none of them relieve
 He's got others up his sleeve J, K, B. in Harper's Week.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-15

Hard luck'' observed the miner, as his ptrk turned up a diamond, This is shear pront' remarked the farmer pointing to his wool crop. want none of your jaw" said the hickory nut to thr Foungsler
 Crops are short this year" as tho prison barber remarked to the convict. }ou0g woman. showing her pearlY teeth.
 'l wonder what to-morrow has in store for u1e,' observed the good wife, as she glanced oyer the sunday ad- veftislns Ee5,--Bo7ton Transcript.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-15
sf.OOO. .OOO FOR HOSPITAL.
John s. Kennedy Adds to Already
 largo Rcnncsts to Presbyterian.

New York, oct lit was announced today uat John s. Kennedy, banker and phllanthropIst of No. 6 West Eff ty-seventh street, had given an addi- tional s1 900. GOO to the Presbyterian hos pital of which he is president. The occasion of tho gift Is the hftleth an nlversary of Mir. Kennedy's wedding. According 10 the conditions, the money is to he used for constructing new buildings,
 Mir. Kennedy has made notable con tributions to different institutions in the last few years, always in an unos- tentatious manner Two years ago he gave s50O.0 0O0 to Columbia university and some time before he donated the United Charities building at cost of $500, ,0O0 and gave .95O,O00 to the School of Philanthropy of the Charity organ ization society.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-15
LOSING TASMANIA TRADE.

Washington, oct 14.--Americai makers of ploughs and harvesting ma chlnery are losing their trade, whicl twenty years ago they almost ex clusvely controlled in Tasmania, ac cording to Consul Henry D. Baker This Is attributed to the failure 0 American dealers to understand Tas manan requirements.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-15

tended western trip, were among those who went to Windsor. yesterday. to the reunion of thc Loomis family. Mir. Loonts made very interesting ad- dress on the life Of Prof, Elias I,oomis, at ono time professor of mathematics at Yale,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-15

Mme. Marcclle Tinayre. author ot 'L4 a%ong HSeTa ha 9"q recaHy srce5 ad Gee Of the Legion of Honor, Mime Gabrielle Dumonnets marble~ statue entitled "Tribouat q 'EnfanF has been bought by the French naIfon and will be put in the Luxembourg, At present the are represented in this museum,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-15

Robert Easan Williams of this city,
 was married to Miss Lena A. Barnes of Burlington, Conn. at the home of the bride, yesterday afternoon, at 3 o'clock The ceremony was perform cd by the Rev. P, R. Day of West Hartford. Mr. Harry Ward of this city, was best man, and Miss Louise
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-15

A meeting of the Mount Holyoke Alumnae association of New Haven and vicinity will be held at the resi- dener of Dr, Dole, t5 Elm street, Sat. urday afternoon of this week at 3 o'clock All former students are in- vited to he present at this meeting.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-15

An informal tea was given by Mrs. Louis V, Plerson at her homo in Trumbull street, yesterday afternoon, for her sister, Mrs, Edwin Parsons of Berkeley, Cal, who Is visiting in tho city,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-15

Huntley of Collinsville, was the bridesmaid After a short trip, Mr. and Mrs, Williams will reside in New Haven.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-15

Mrs Robert A. Brown and Miss Florence A. Brown, formerly of Whit new avenue will have apartments at the York Wall this winter,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-15
PERSONAL NOTES

Ernest Thompson Seton, who lec- turad last evening in the University Extension course, and hls wife were guests of Mir. and Mrs Hitler of Tenn ple street.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-15

They report most enjoyable trip of over two months, during which time they visited England. Scotland, Ire. land, Paris, Germany, Switzerland and Italy, sailing from an Italian port on the return trip through the Medi- terranean sea, stopping at Almera, in Spain, for day.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour C, Loomis, who have just returned from an e1-
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-15

X letter recently received by friends in this city announces the home-com- ing from Europe last Friday Of Dr. and Mrs. Stanley R, Woodruff Of
 Bayomc, N J, Mrs Woodruff, be- fore hcr marriage, was Miss Daisy Clinton of Howe street pr Wood ruff is q graduate of Yale university,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-15

Mir, and Mrs, George R. Cosn and Major and Mrs William P Futile left on Monday in Mr. Coan's automobile for a tour of the Bcrkshires. They are expected home on Saturday or Sunday,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-15

Mr. George Fowler and his sisters they have been spending the summer
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-15

and are al their home in Whallcy ave-
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-15

WfLSBACH LIGHTS comp.c with good burner mantle and opa! goo- r.us price 75cts Thursday only Acts FRUIT JARS-7irt Mason Fruit Jar. usu1l price 75cts. peciaI pr s5c Dozn
 ABOUT SHObS-The best shoe moneys uorth tue most yish shoes tue most economicn Shoes are tue Queen QuaHtN the famous shoes tor Wornen.
 AlWays $S00, $3.50 and $i.0O
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-15
A Little Sale of
 Galvanized House Wsre-BiG @ aVings

Ca van zed Ash Barrel with cover, usual price S2,0O
 SpecisI Price 1.2S
 Gaivan z,d Garbage Cans, with hinged cover, usua ly $ls0, pccial Price 9Scts
 Galvanized Chamber Paii., regular price 40c Special 2sc Galvanized Coal Shovcls, usual price lSc, Special Sets Coal Hods, heavy galvan. iScd Coal Hods, usual price 40cts, .p cisl Price 29cts
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-15

Good subjects, clear Arto- types framed in 2 inch gilt, with fancy corners and mat ted. These are s1.oo vslue.
 They'd make nice wedding presents. Sl.O0
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-15

All the stylish mixtures, dark and medium. for ' to Is year boys. The trousers are guaranteed not to rip nor fade
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-15

Wcmsn's picturesque Wool Coat Sweaters, ca,din1l, white and black.
 A group of th,m are set asitc for Thurs jays selling at St.23
 heY won't ,ast longer than a day at this price, so make the most of your chance.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-13
LONG TERM BONDS FOR HARBoR IMPROVEMENT

FT obvious that the deep harbor front
pmacy Francisco among Pacific cities
mdestrucbe This commercial first and it
featuring by commercial position and advan
The the people resident this peninsula
engaged business here make the of these advantages and
suffer them to lie falow
Harbo development the capacity of the frontage and draugh
of costly business but imperative if due reward
be realized from the Position and the site
ply the foundation essential the creation great of
The the ground do the
All this leads consideration of the plans submitted by
Colonel w H Heue and Mr. Luther Wagner the civil engineers
employed lay designs the development expansion Of
illustrated by the safe and spacious shelter afforded
the Pacific lies comfort without being anybody
still other fleets big These wide and
sheltered supply prime essential for great
the Our present considerable
amounting nearly 100000 year but that quantity
existing facilities the At the present of growth
the business of the should amount at the end OF twenty
something like 100000 but shall that
unless provide the handle reasonable
Francisco competitors for this trade and that
activity certain the years pass We
pose heavy burdens trade We bear share of the
load We shall need miles of whaves and docks for the
that be expected the twenty The
engineers the be will $43000OOO In less
favored locations the would much
How this shall be provided is determined 1t
chiefly question OF finance which be solved the state will
lend its credit for issue OF long bonds The burden is
great to be borne by single generation.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-13
HETCH HErcHY WATER FOR SAN FRANCISCO

THE Hecly controversy by of
President Roosevelt and Secretary Garfield follows the lines
Of and the greatest public good The Call
ioices having been able critical promote by
timely the beneficial arrangement by which all parties
Charles w Honic general OF this made
special trip Washington the Hech Hetchy business and
able put the such light before the president that
the claim San Francisco concusvey recognized
classes considerable number of excellent people cherish
idea that scenery important than public need They
constitute valuable element OF population and always
titled hearing but occasion they appear lack the
OF proportion They attach peculiar sancy
and would hold them nvoabe what urgency
need might conflict with their amable idoay These
shippers bombarded the president with protesting against
desecraon OF the Yosemite region They raised tremendous
and made lot OF But The Calls manager able
show the president that the substitution Of
really sacregous of national
and that the change would the great population
The president being himself good worshiper within
any OF them, able-o in the light
objection based on knowledge
There remained the objections irrigation
districts in Stansaus These did questions of
principle the directors were
made realize that they could be permitted monopoze
chiefly waste the waters OF the uoumn became matter of
bargain with Secretary Garfield arbter adjust several
claims The agreement has been happily concluded
justice and the work will proceed
claims rights headwaters OF the Tuol
said be asserted behalf of William Ham Hail.
not believed that these will be pressed There
believe that the people interested these filings public
spirit who will not let private interest stand in the of the
public good
The situation clears for public spirit
shown by the nearly bonds the
citizens of San Francisco have got together good
opportunity opened for the city grant rights
millions by gift nation Now it
San Francisco take advantage of that gift
of time msclievous contention.
word should be said in acknowledgment of work
promotion of this project done by Mr. c. E Grunsy
city and by Mr. Marsden Manson the
Office These experts guns beginning
full confidence times under circumstances the
eminent hness OF this source OF supply must later be
recognized
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-13
PARDEEs INVITATION SIGNIFICANT

THE presidents
his participation the national conference
ton OF the national quite significant
that President Roosevelt recognizes the that the
this onferee selected by Governor Get represent
people Of California and really special
interests whose design exploit for
profit those of which this move
ment is intended defend and preserve
AS far this conference with conservation
rights The Call recognizes that be-
the and the federal
atter The position taken by the president
versy is thus defined:
The between the president whether the
shall
naFgabe branch of
determined
will
specifically the right lnita
reflected by
the
navgabe for other than In
o in
regulation and of
federal controI
This phase OF the controversy does water
existing where government
has parted with rights but important
rights California tributary navigable
the dispute will eventually be settled the
great value of the initiated by the president lies the
awakening of public interest these profitable
that they the property people
The be that whether title shall finally fed
government the states the claim
the of
1t is not expected the Washington will be an
altogether body but proceedings be followed
closely by people with full understanding of motives