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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-03-05

Memphis Tenn March 4.-ATfss
Blanche Walsh. the actress. arrived
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rFn trip on Friday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-03-05

OUR DOMESTIC FINISH Is JUST
THE THING AND SATISFIES OUR
PATRONS. If YOU WANT TO BE
UP TO DATE HAVE YOUR LAUN-
DRY DONE BY THE IMPERIAL
LAUNDRY, BACK OF POsTOFFICE.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-03-05

WE 30 GLOSS FINISH If NOT
CALL ron m HUBBS LAUNDRY
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-28
CHINA IS PREPARING
APPRoPRIATEs s0o.000 TAELs TO
 ENTERTAIN AMERICAN FLEET.
rnaccessfbiIity of Annoy Haw Made ft Dfmculf for Chinese to Arrange Detnils as Would Be
 DeafreS


 Peking, July 27--The Chinese Gov ernment Is completing it's preparations for the entertainment of the officers and crew of the fleet of American bat tleships at Annoy. where the visiting men of war are due to arrive the latter part of October. The original sum of &OO.0e0 taels appropriated by China for purposes of welcome and entertainment will be augmented by another 1000 taeis. This addition has been made necessary by the isolation and com parative inaccessibility of Annoy. the Chinese port selected by the Washing ton Government for the fleet to call at.
 There are practically no facilities at Annoy. for the entertainment of such a large body of men and China has giv- en no evidence of being gratified that this out-of-the-way and unsatisfactory spot was selected for the call. Fur therfnore, China has been placed in a position of considerable embarrassment and difficulty In this matter and she is disposed to keep ss secret as possible her preparations as well as her deter imitation to give befitting welcome to the American warhips. This arises from the humiliation that China expe- riences from the fact that only part of the fleet will visit China. as com pared to the coaling of the vessels in Japan. to the criticism that the Govern nlent is extravagant In appropriating 500, 600 taels for their entertainment. and also because the proposal that the fleet come to a part on or north of the Yangtse Kiang was vetoed for fear that China or China, or both countries, would misinterpret the true meaning of the visit.
 Still authorities show great pride in what they are undertaking for the en- tertainment of the Americans and they are determined that the visitors shall have no doubt whatever as to the gem uineness of their welcome. pr. George Mark the Chimes Commissioner on Arr arrangements, has left here already for Annoy, where he will superintend the construction of proper landing facil- ities. the details of the proposed street parade, the arrangements for theatrf- cal entertainment and to the adequate lighting of the city.
 The program includes banouets to the officers and the men who will be entertained in two big parties. Three thousand American sailors and marines will be dined at one time. They will he given souvenirs of their visit and there will be a series of sports on shore and continuous performances in the theatres and pavilions. The charges made by the foreign press of China that fine American Legation had opposed the coming of the fleet to China. were de- nied at the Legation yesterday with emphasis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-28
PROHIBITION AMENDMENT
 IS PROBABLY DEFEATED

Dallas, Texas. July 27.-Additional returns received by The News tonight account for about one-haIf the vote cast in last Saturdays Democratic primary. They make it certain that Governor Campbell has been renomI- mated by a majority of about 75,00o, and that Attorney General Davidson has also been renominated by a ma Jority which may reach 25,o00.
 Returns so far to hand show a ma jority against the proposition to sub init a prohibition amendment but the margin is so narrow that 1t will re- quire the full count to determine what the result has been. J. L. Robinson for Land Commissioner, R. B. Cousins for Superintendent of Public Instruction, A B. Davidson for Lieutenant Gov ernor and O. R. colQuitt for Railroad Commissioner have been nominated There Is still doubt as to the out come of the contest for comptroller. All of the Congressmsn who had op- position have been renominated with the possible exception of s. B. Cooper in the Second District. He is leading in the returns so far received. how ever
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-28
FRANCES PRESIDENT MEETS
 THE EMPEROR OF RUSSIA

Reval. July 27.--The hafeor or HeVat was batf1ed in sunshine for the meet ing between Emperor Nicholas of Rus sia and President Fallieres or fFanee' who occupied the ship.
 rho ceremony was similar to that Of the interview between King Edward and the Emperor two weeks ago. Pres- ident FalIferes arrived here at O'CLOCK Iu tha afternoon on the French battle shin Verite, which was escorted by tn c armored cruiser Dupetet Tturas and the aunboat Cassini. and found await Ing him the principal part or hnssias lighting fleet. The French squadron, by making a sweeping maneuver around the end of the Russian line, took LID an assigned position between tha two rows, the Yerite dropping midway between the Emperor's yacht standart and the Dowager Empresss yacht Polar Star. As the French ships swung into place a series of salutes were fired.
 The Emperor immediately sent Ad- nairal Dikoff, Minister of Marine. to bid President Fallieres welcome to Russia, and after a short interval the French President, accompanied by his suite. proceeded to the Standart to meet the Russian ruler. Emperor Nicholas met him at the gangway and greeted him with the greatest cordiality.
 President Fallieres was then pre- scented, to the Empress of Russia whose hand he kissed
 The French President wore conven- tional evening clothes with a Russian order, and was conspicuous figure among gorgeous uniforms of the Rus sian officers.
 Presidents visit on board the verite, The interchange of visits lasted throughout the entire afternoon and they furnished the occasion for long informal conversations between Nj. FaIlieres and Emperor Nicholas.
 A gala dinner was served tonight on board the imperial yacht standart.
 A gaia dinner was served tonight on board the imperial yacht Stsndart. During the dinner the French and Rus sian ships wore brilliantly illuminated. The Emperor in toastinG President Fal- Heres extended to him warm welcome to Russia He expressed the convic" tion that President Fallieress Vist would result in further strengthening the bonds of friendship and uniting the two countries with view 10 co- operation in maintaining ana estapilsn- ing worlds peace.
 M .FalIieres, after cordially thank ing the Emperor for the welcome which he received said ho was happy to affirm the sentiments of constant and faithful friendship which united the two countries and which would be continued and consolidated by the present meeting not only guaranteeing the commercial interests of France and Russia but also the European balance and the maintennce of peace. The serenade of the two townspeople was abndoned. but the bands on tne war shius aIternated in furnishing music during the evening.
 While President Fallieres was going aboard the Standart, q detachment of French tackles were being entertained at a dinner and concert on the Russian battleship Tsarvitch. Frequent out bursts of cheering testified to the com radeship of the sailors of the two na- tions.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-28
A NEW PARTY
 IS LAUNCHED
(continued from Page one.l

(Continued from Page One.1 bars of ofice to such an Ali Baba's band of boodlers and braves.
 "No prudent citizen will support combination to which Taggart sup plies a candidate and Parker a plat form. for which Ryan will pay the freight and the people will pay the penalty.
 "Back of both parties and under writing each are those Captain Kidds of industry, those highwaymen of high finance, who realize that to plum der safely the peoples money purse they must first possess the peoples government.
 When I was running for Governor in New York. an emissary of one of the biggest men in Wall street called on me and said that his client of- fered to contribute Sl00,,000 to my cam paign fund and to raise several hun dred thousand more if my views were reasonable In regard to honest busi- ness.
 T told the emlssary that the offer was declined with thanks. I said that the gentleman making 1t were merely proposing to waste their good money for wherever business was honest I would deem 1t my duty as public official to protect and encourage 1t without any hundred thousand dollar  dishonest not all the money in Wall street would influence my attitude to- wards 1t.
 T merely mention this incident to show what I believe should be the attitude of any honest candidate and the policy of any honest party.
 No lawyer would serve his client honestly who had received a retaining fee from the opposite side and no party can honestly represent the citi- zens where the interests conflict with the exactions Of the trusts, if 1t has been contaminated by a corporation campaign fund and subsidized into silence and subserviency.
 Broad and Liberal Stand.
 T urge our party to take a broad and liberal stand toward the legitimate bus mess enterprises of the country but to distinguish between honest business everywh ere and those criminal com cerns which plunder thcaugh political pull and pay for political protection.
 Good wine needs no bush and hon. est business needs no bribe
 Honest business and prosperity are almost synonymous terms. As one de- velops, the other increases; when one ia unduly disturbed the other fails
 "Reforms must be made as the eoun-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-28
SHOT Rr STRANGE MEN.
Louie Weber is Dying with Wound
 Over Heart

Cleveland, O., July FLA bullet wound just over his heart. a young man who registered as Louis Weber. is said to be dying at Charity Hospital.
 Back of the shooting is mystery which the police of Cleveland and Cleveland Heights. fashionable su- burb, where it occurred. had not been able to solve this morning.
 The shooting occurred not far from the scene of the Carl Bernthafere and Lsna Zeyehman murder several months ago. Weber was walking on the heights with Miss Agnes Atkinson, the police say. Both principals say Weber was shot by two men while the couple were sitting on the grass. The girl helped the young man to the residence of F. P. Root and asked for water. To Mfr. Root she said they had been aitting at the side of the road not far from the Root residence when two men dashed through the bushes to the rear of them. She said the men seemed greatly excited. One held q revolver in his hand and as he ran past them he fired. The bullet struck the girls companion. passing through his arm and into his breast, just above the heart The men disappeared as quickly as they came, the girl said.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-28
HOLD THEIR COTTON
FARMERS, UNION OF MISSISSIPPI
 MAKING TEST.
The Membership of the Union Now Tn- cIudes a Large Majority of the Farmers of the
 State.

New Orleans. La. July FLA Times Democrat special from Jackson. Miss. today says that the Farmers Union or Mississippi has determined to hold cot- ton off the market. is evidenced by the many surface indications. although the meetings are secret and members gave out nothing for publication that has not been strictly censored.
 The union is thoroughly equipped for a practical test It's membership now includes a large majority of the farmers of the State. Warehouses have been established in almost every community Over fifty have been or- ganfzed within the past three months and applications for charters continue to pour in at the rate of half dozen per week. When the season opens ana cotton begins to move In volume the the union will have close 150 to 200 warehouses of It's own in which cot ton may be stored to await the caprices of the market.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-28
FOR CHINA GROVE
CANDIDATES AND FRIENDS Al
 SPEAKING.
speaking Part of Campaign Begins There To-Day--Motor Party
 win Go Down From Mont

HMEHktMH EMEt VI C0xMKAt&M DCHhMn
 There To-Day--Motor Party
 Will Go Down From Ment-
 gomery.
 The speaking part of the campaign for Congressmen from the Second congressional District win begin to- day at China Grove a prosperous com munity of Pike county. six miles from a railroad. A big barbecue will be the occasion and practically all the candidates Will address the assembled voters.
 Those who have announced their in- tention of accepting the invitation of the local committee are s. H. Dent, Of Montgcmery; Charles R. Bricken. of Luyerne; Thomas J. Hall of Mont ron1cry. and William H. Sanford. of Troy. Mir. Dent left last night for China Grove.
 An interesting feature of the occa- sion will be an automobile trip to the speaking by party of Montgom- erians. Under the chaperonage of Ed Mahoney the party will leave at | o'clock this morning in a big touring car. Included in the party are Capt. Phil Stern, Marshall King and several others. The distance from Montgomery to China Grove is 37 miles. Of this distance 2S miles will be run over the fine gravelled roads of Montgomery county. After that the party will take the country roads as they come.
 Representative Lee Long, of Butler county, is expected to enter the race, but he was not prepared to make an- nouncement yesterday. He said that 1t would probably be a week before he stated definitely whether he would or would not be in the race. It is generally believed that MT. Long will run. He was In Montgomery yester- day accompanied by Former Congress- man J. IT. Stallings.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-28
KEHoE Is NOMINEE
DEFEATS DANNfTTE H. MAYEs FOR
 CONGRESS.
vrt.himr schoouers Putting Into Port at Pensacola Report Exceedingly Rough and Boisferous Weath-
 CT an the Gulf.

Pensacola. Fla, July 27.--(Special.)--- telegram just received from Talla- hassee states that afssr much ballot ing by the committee. J. Walter Kehoe was tonight declared to have received a majority of nineteen votes over Dan nittee H. Mayes and was declared the nominee of the party for Congress.
 Fishing schooners putting into port this afternoon and tonight from the Gulf report exceedingly rough and boIsterous weather during the past three or four days. especially during Sunday and Sunday night, A large number of the vessels which were in the Gulf were compelled to make for port. and had q rough time getting here.
 It is expected that all other ves- sells from here which are now In the gulf will either come back to Pen" sacola or else seek shelter at St. Joe or other ports, as the fishermen say the gulf is now rougher than any period this season.
 Capt. T. B. WeIles, member of the representatives from Florida to the Supreme Lodge. Knights of Pythias. left here tonight for Boston to be present when the lodge convenes. Gov ernor N. B. Broward passed through Pensacola today enroute to Tallahassee from the West. He attended the Dem- ocratic convention and stated in an interview thht he Is much pleased with Bryan's nomination, and said the latter has an excellent opportunity of winning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-28
SUITS ARE TERMINATED.

Little Rock, Ark. July 27.--The ssv- eral suits pending against the Watere- Pierce oil Company in the Circuit Court here. charging violations of the antitrust laws of the State and illegal discriminations, were terminated today when the attorneys for the defendant company paid a compromise penaity of $to.000.
 The prosecuting attorney. In accept ing the compromise, gave as his req son the improbability of securing con- victions, should the eases be brought to trial, because of the difficulty In uri- covering necessary evidence.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-28
PRENoN1TIoN or DEATH,
Young Girl Knew Brother Was Drown
 inc Hrhnninh sannrnfAh hY MfieR.

Young Girl Knew Brother Was Drown
 ing Though Separated by Miles.
 East St. Louis. Ill, July 2T.-While her twin brother Fred was being suck ed to death in the quicksands of Long Lake. near Mitchell, H., yesterday, Merle Huber. 1T years old who was twelve miles away at. home, alone, shrieked and fell to the front porch in a faint. Neighbors ran to her as- distance and revived her.
 "Fred is dying. can hear him call- ing to me. He is drowning. Let me I'd 10 him" moaned the girl. Merle made frantic efforts to leave the house, but was held back by friends who as- sured her that Fred was all right. The girl could not be quieted. Five nlin- tues later a message came from Mitch ell that Fred Huber had been drowned. When the news reached his sister, she again tainted. and up to a late hour last night was in critical condition.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-28
TO RECEIVE MExIoANs.

ComnassiOners Coming Wednesday 4o
 Settle Disputed COncessIona,
 New York, July 27.--Arrangement are being made for the reception of the Mexican commissioners who are, with A. I. Santa Cruz. chief of stan to President Diaz, will settle the dIspute6 American concessions in Mexico and at the same time deliver valuable posses- sions which have been assigned bv President Diaz toA merican promoters.
 They are expected here on wednes- day. General Grant will entertain the commissioner at Governors Island and Chief Croker has invited the members of the party to study the fire fighting
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-28
BURIED AT WACO.
Capt. Winter Was Laid to Rest Yes

Cant. Winter Was Laid to Rest Yes-
 terday.
 Capt. John Gano Winter was buried yesterday afternoon at Waco. Texas, the home of his later years.
 Capt. Winter lived for many years in Montgomery. He was a practicing attorney here and his standing at the bar was of the highest. He moved to Texas and there he attained high distinction in his profession. He was for many years counsel of the Texas Central and at one time he was judge of a civil court in Waco.
 Captain Winter had a large number of friends in Montgomery, as well as A number of relatives.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-28
Potter PnImer Ned..

Chicago. July 27.--Miss Pauline Kohl saat. daughter of H H. Kohlsaat. and Potter Palmer. son of Mrs. Potter Pal mer. were married here today at the home of Mir. Kohlsaat. Only relatives of the contracting parties were invited and the arrangements were simple. Af- ter a brief stay at Mattapoiseti. Mass. Mir. and Mrs. Palmer will tour Europe in an automobile.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-28
YOuNG BOY sUIcrpEs.
He Had Not Lived Happy With His
 Child Wife

Chicago. July FLA special to The Tribune from Sergeant. Ky. says Leon- ard Hall. the 15-year-old son of Elder Joseph Halll. Baptist preacher at Hilliard, committed suicide yesterday, in the home of his father, by shooting himself with a shotgun.
 For several weeks the boy has been Respondent. He was married two months ago to little Miss Rhoda Profit, barely 12 years old. his school mate. with whom the boy husband had not lived happily.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-28

oner. obtained evidence which, 1t Is be- lieved. will lead up to the finding of the greater part of the stolen money. There were sixty-two packages in the stolen pouch. making 1t possible for the lodging of as many counts against him. and this may mean life imprison- rnAnf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-28
Cut in a Quarrel.

While under the influence of intoxi- cants last evening near the city hall. Emmett Bedsole. in a quarrel with Charles Harrison, who was also intoxi- cated, struck Harrison with a knife, infIicting a flesh wound in Harrison's arm. Both men were arersted and taken to police headquarters to await trial in police court this afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-28
Writ of Afandamus.

Tallahassee. Fla. July 27.--A new turn was given the Mayes-Kehoe con- test at a late hour tonight by the is- suance of a writ of mandamus, notice being served upon the chairman and members of the committee by the sher- if demanding that the result of the nomination be declared from the re- to do. This throws the case into the courts and it will be fought out there
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-28

system. The custom house and other Federal departments will also be vis- ited Commissioner Hebbard, of the Department of Charities. will conduct the Mexicans through all the city in- stitutions
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-28
NEGRO STOLE $50, GOO.
officers Believe They Have Man Who
 Robbed Mail.

Kansas City. Mo. July 27.-Postoffice ofi1cials claim to have obtained posi- tive proof that Charles Stevens, the negro arrested here Saturday charged with having stolen a mail pouch com taining $50,000 from the Union Station three weeks ago, is the man wanted.
 Late yesterday Inspector Viekery, during severe sweating" of the pris.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-28
NOTICE BANKRUPT SALE Stock General Merchandise and
 Fixtures. Andd. .uSi0. AL0.

Pursuant to an order issued by The United States District Court for the Middle District of Alabama In Bankruptcy as Receiver of Lindsey. Bros. Bankrupt. will on Friday July 3ist 1908 offer to the highest bidder for cash subject to approval said Court during legal hours of sale at the storehouss formerly occupied by said DaDk- rupt at Andalusia. covingtcn County. Alabama. Stock dry goods. groceries and fixtures. inventory now on He. Montgomery. Ala. July 2i, 1908. George Stuart Receiv- sr --wed-tne
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-28
RUBBER HOSE SALE.

JUST RECEIVED large ahipment guaran- teed hose which VIC will sell complete with couplings at 1Bo foot Your garden is burn ing up Little Paint Store, aA E Perry. e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-28
PROBATE NOTICE

State of Alabama. Montgomery County. Pro- bate Court
 Notice is hereby given that Charles D. Teasley as administrator of the estate of M H. Jones. deceased. this day filed his account for q final settlement of said N IT. Jones guardianship of the estate of Ro- ehelle Jones, minor. and that the ist day of August. 1908. has been appointed for said settlement.
 Given under my hand, this 18th day of
 J B. 0AeroN. tu-st Judge of Probate ..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-28
CAFE.

rho New Hong Kong Cafe, 2os Dextar Ave. next to the oFand Opera House is noA open for business under the management of ax- Chinese eooka Everything new
 fresh and clean. Regular meals 2Sc. A trial
 will convince you of our excellent sexvtee. Chop spey 3se. chas. Young. Agr-s set
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-28
CONTRACTING BUILDERS

WE INVITE specifications on all kinda of contracting and building. We will build and sell you a house on easy payment plan.
 we also have number of cottages in High land Park. now ready for sale. w. D Soisn e Co. residence phone iT3l. office phone Ill. 10 8 Perry. If D M AVERY. Contractor and Builder. ea- inmates rendered on all kinds of work tn the building line, your patronage solicited.
 Phone i2os. -~s0t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-28
WANTRD-FEMALE HELP.

WANTEp-White giris to ao ssnsFAi ho1ss~ work in private hemss; fair wases. moee<- ate wosk koea xsasment aAa 4SeM .nn ena five out oG town may wftka The eAlvAtson Army. MentgomsrE. Al@ otsssMlsa ,sseS msS
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-28
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE Sis6--l-3 acre right naar Meth adlst College site. Must be sold at onos for division. It's dirt cheap. E. A. White 201 Ia Dexter avenue. -1t-At FOR SALE-FtYe room cottage on large lot within walking distance from town, at a bargain and easy terms Address P. O Box 2Ss. Montgomery, Ala ll-tu.thu-sat FOR sALE-Choiee lot IooxaTS: Capitol Heights. ct your own price as same must ba sold at once, Address Box ITS. City.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-28
WANTEn-MALE HET.P.

MALE TEACHHR---wanting work during Aueust, address J. c. Graham, Jr. Annas- ton. Aia- e-t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-28
REAL ESTATE

HAYES dNTG.AdHER--RsssF FIrss National and Fourth National Banks of Montgomery. @8
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-28
ENGRAVING.

WANTHD-You to illustrate your ads. wa&h our cuts; eaey add 9B per cent to tha aftraAjtiveness of any nd talk it over with The Advertissr Engraving Company. Phone