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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15
HUNTsvILLE TEAcHERs.
City Board of Education Elects Public
 School Faculties.

Huntsville June 1z.--tSpeeial1-- Teachers for the white and negro city schools have been elected by the city board of education.as follows:
 White School--Prof. W. !. Humph- rey. Assistant Principal; Misses Flor ence Hardie. Mary Slaughter, Matte Thurston, Hattie Halsey. Julia Barron, Mary Motlow. Annie Merits. Elizabeth Chapman, Mrs. Sallie Dickson.
 Negro School--H. c. Binford, Jr., Principal; Bessie Martin. Clara Tack Ter, odelie Robinson. Pearl McGlil, Mrs. Bessie Leslie. Mrs. SID. Scruggs Will Ham Riley.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15
WISE AND oTHERwTsE.

Mature makes nothing in vain" said the philosopher. "Perhaps," answered Colonel stillwell. Though can't quite explain the presence of great big, beautiful mint bed in local option country .''--Washington Star.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15
Blood is hotter than water.-Irish.

English Tourist.-This climate is very healthy, isn't it? Westerner-oh,4 yes. English Tourist-What are the things to avoid out here if one wishes to keep in perfect health? Westerned-Bullets knives and ropes illustrated Bits.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15
MURDER AND SUICIDE
Brooklyn Contractor Killed by Nephew
 yVho .tshoofm K4frnmeIf

New York, June l4.-John J Ly- mott. Brooklyn contractor, 48 years in that borough late tonight. was shot and probably fatally wounded by the visitor. said to be his nephew, Thomas Lynott.
 The younger man then shot himself in the head. It Is believed he will die. The cause of the shooting Is unknown.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15

ing for the development of this power, has gone to Nashville to meet with the
 board A full report on the project will be made to the next session of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15

When you want bread, would you acc cept a stones Whey then accept cheap substitute for the original Coca-COla. sold In bottles everywhere
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15

ing is that the amount of exported electric current be limited This would go far to check the activity of the Can adian power grabbers' for the time
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15
cunRnNT ToPIcs.

A Pittsneld paper reports woman in that city as much disturbed because the title of presiding elder has been says: Nobody will know whether the man is working for the Methodist Church or for an insurance company.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15
SENATOR BAILsY BETTER.
His Physicians Deny Reports of Serious
 Throat Disease.

Throat Disease.
 New Fork, June i4s--The condition of Senator Joseph W. Bailey of Texas. who Is i'll at the Waldorf Astoria, showed considerable improvement to- day. Ills physicians state that there is no doubt of his recovery. The fol- lowing bulletin was Issued tonight:
 United States Senator Joseph W. Bailey has had for ten days severe bronchitis. with moderate but continu- ous fever. Reports of serious disease of the throat are not true"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15

M, Dutuit. who died in Paris in lsO1; left q large part of his wealth 10 an those who could legally calm kinship with him. The Court has just reject ed the caims of the 747th friend"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15

Brewers and wine growers are com plaining of the falling of In the con- sumption of their goods in Vienna and particularly the brewers The Vien- nese in 1907 drank 1,750,0oo gallons less of beer than in 1906 and 10000 gal- Ions less of wine, and this in spite of the fact that the population increased by 10000. About twice as much beer as wine Is drunk.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15

Every man Is the architect of his own fortune.-SaLust.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15

Don't waste any sympathy on the June bridegroom He is just as hap py as though he were in his right mind. --Atianta Journal.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15

There fs no success without its spuri-, ous fmftators. That ia why there are so many so called subsidiaries for Coca Cola. Sold in bottles everywehere.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15

Jokers at Pittsburg provided twen- ty-six babies. white. black, dirty and otherwise. to greet bride and groom. Miss Elizabeth welsh and Frederick Hoffman. as they left the church. after the marriage ceremony. the babies screaming as the organist played the wedding march
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15

Harry Tyler. a negro, charged with being a sneak thief at Baltimore. was held in Ss2.50o bail-s2,5e0 for each of thirteen charges. by Justice Grammar.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15
HAMMOND Ts SHOT.
seriouvIy Wounded In QuarreI Over
 nehf Near HnnaaYflIc.

Huntsville. June 14.--(Speciai. l--M
 Hammond was seriously shot by Joe Gibson In Dallas Village last night as the result of quarrel over debt. Gibson has disappeared but he has sent word that he will surrender.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15

Out on that lonely desert Isle Droy- Aus was at least safe from assaasfnR- tion.--Portiand oregonian.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15

The police in New York say that in searching Mary Crum and her daugh- ter, Catherine. arrested on a charge of larceny, fifty shirt waists were found concealed in their clothing.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
FIFTH 4TE. NOTICES OUT
OUners Of Property Told to Pre-
pare for the Widemng.

Corporation Counsel Pendleton has sent let
ters to all owners of property along Fifth ave-
nue. between 26th and nth streets. saying that
they must remove any parts of their buildings
projecting over the proper stoop line so that the
avenue may be widened to one hundred feet.
The work will be begun next January and prob
ably will be extended later to 59th street
The Corporation Counsel says that if the own
ers do not accede to the request he will begin
suits II the owners consent he will permit the
obstructions remain until January.
The majority Of business places and many
private houses have vaults or other property ex-
tending beyond the stoop line. The Cafe Martin
and Sherrys have al fresco" dining gardens,
which will have TO be removed. The Knicker-
booker Trust Company is removing the steps in
front of it's place, and may have TO remove the
columns.
1t is intended TO have 22-feet wide sidewalks
and 56-foot driveway.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
IN EARTHQUAKE NEAR By
Nyack and Danbury Cracked When
Inhabitants Wake.

Reports from Daubury, Conn. and NyaCk
y. y, last night indicate that the inhabitants
Of those places experienced early yesterday
morning a pocket edition earthquake.
The first shock occurred at Dar}bury at 3: 20
q. and followed by another at sos, each
lasting several seconds. w. w. Gardiner, a
farmer, living with his family near Danbury,
was awakened by the shaking Of his bed He
heard the stove in the kitchen crash TO the floor,
followed promptly by the breaking of a lamp
chimney in his room.
When daylight dawned he discovered crack
in the earth, beginning at one corner of the
house and extending forty feet. Two similar
cracks were found in the road by.
At Nyack a part of one street dropped two
feet. recalling to the terrified Inhabitants the
Haverstraw landslide of January 8, 1906, when
an entire street toppled over an embankment
one hundred feet high into q clay pit and killed
twenty persons. Large cracks were discovered
in three other streets
Since the brickmakers have stopped excavat-
ing under the streets by order of the courts they
have been taking clay from the river bed. The
assures Of yesterday attributed by TO
this practice The town officials are making
investigation.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
MACLE4N NE1R T4NGIER.
Caids Release Erpected Today
Ransom of 500 900.

Tangier, Feb. 5.-Cad Sir Harry MacLean
who has been in the hands of the bandit Raisuli
for the last seven months. is within four
hours ride of Tangier. and probably will be re-
leased Tomorrow. The British government
finally has succeeded in closing negotiations
with Raisul and in return for the release will
pay 100000 Raisuli and guarantee him pro-
lection and immunity
Advices received here from Fez say that a
letter from Mulai Haf1g has been read in the
mosques, in which he announces that in prose-
cutting the holy he will drive the Christians
out Of the ports. recapture Oudta and restore
the ancient frontier line.
Paris, Feb. Ga dispatch from Casabianca
says that three Europeans murdered by
Moors while the road between Mediouna and
Kasbah Der Rechd Their bodies were horribly
mutilated
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
CUBAN PLOT SENTENCES.
Para, Tila and Guerra Sent to
Prison for Three Years.

Havana, Feb. 5.-The Audiencia Court
dered a verdict in the of the six men in
dicted last September on the charge Of attempt
ing to subvert the provisional government and
massacre drive out the Americans from Cuba.
Masso PARA, Jose Villa and Gabriel Guerra were
convicted and sentenced to thirty-nne months
imprisonment. Lara Miret and two others were
acquitted. An appeal will be taken to the Su-
preme Court.
The decision Of the Audiencia Court is against
the contention made by Advocate Jorrin. Parra's
counsel, that in view of the non-existence of
Cuban sovereignty the crime, if any, was against
the United States. the Constitution of which
does provide a penalty for conspiracy
against the government without overt act.
PARA is a Spanish subject, who was expelled
by President Palma for conspiracy and later
attempted to start a revolution in Santo Dornin
go Miret is prominent Mfguelista. The others
are not prominent
Captain ]. A. Ryan, Governor Magoon's aid
rendered important service in discovering the
conspiracy and getting evidence.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
PORTER IGNORED AGAIN.
Not Included IN InlitdtiOns to Re
publican House Caucus.
From The Tribune Bureau. !

washington, Feb. 6-Peter Augustus Porter,
friend of the President. relative of Governor
Hughes enemy of ex-Representatfve Wadsworth
and stormy petrel' of the House of Represent
atves is again in trouble. This time it is prob
ably by an oversight but nevertheless the Hon.
orable Peter is bristling with indignation and
will, unless his rights are recognized in the near
future assert himself representative of the
people.
He has not been informed officially that the
Republican members of the House hold eau
Gus tomorrow night, which he takes to mean
that his absence from the gathering will not be
a source of regret to the party leaders. He said
to-day that he was mot at all perturbed, as
have been recognized "a a Republican by the
President by the Speaker of the House and by
most of my Republican colleagues, but even this
recognition does not warrant me to obtrude my
self where have not been official notified I am
wanted
the treatment that has been given him, but
their time
Representative Hepburn. of Iowa, is among
those who do not object to Mr. Porter coming
to the caucus. and another member explained
that as Mr.. Porter appeared as an independent
on the official list the clerks in sending out
the notices overlooked him.
The caucus tomorrow night will be for the
purpose of making the state nominations TO the
Republican Congressional Committee. II is un-
derstood that with one two exceptions the
COMMITTEES will be composed of the same officers
and men as last year
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
At NI1G4R4.
Mr.. Burton Would Haze Protection
Lasc Ertended Ten Years.
From The Tribune Bureau ]


Washington, Feb. 5.-Representative Burton,
of Ohio. chairman of the Rivers and Harbors
Committee will introduce in the House
bill asking for extension of what is known
as the Burton act for period of probably ten
years This act, which was passed some years
ago. was an emergency measure to prevent fur
ther damage to the scenery along the Niagara
River by factories and warehouses until a COM
mercial treaty could be framed with the Cana
dian government.
This act was never popular with the manu-
facturers of Northern New York. who desire the
use of the water power for their various enter
prises but 1t is thought to be a necessary pre-
caution by the Rivers and Harbors Committee,
and the extension bill will almost certainly pass
the House
Thus far no suitable treaty has been reached
uj4h Canada and II is Representative Burtons
desire that the question of Niagara stand as 1t
is now until some treaty can be formulated.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
4 RISING IN OPORTO.
Police Tear Red Flag from City
HaLLManY Wounded.

Madrid, Feb GA dispatch received here from
Lisbon says that revolutionists in Oporto made
a sudden and determined attack upon the City
Hall. They took the municipal guard by sur
prise and succeeded in forcing an entry. Then
they hoisted the red nag of revolt on the big
tower.
Their triumph. however. was short lived. as
reinforcements Of police soon arrived. drove out
the rebels and tore down their banner. Many
persons were wounded on both sides.
The date Of the reported uprising in Oporto Is
not given In the above dispatch. The outbreak
may have been responsible for former uncon-
frmed kilograms. saying that republic had
been proclaimed and a provisional government
formed in that city
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
coal LADEN SHIP LOST.
Passengers and Crezo Rescued in
Accident Off Cuban Coast.

The steamship Baker which the United Fruit
COMPANY formerly used in its New York and
Port Antonio service was reported yesterday
as having run on a dangerous ledge off the
western coast of Cuba Sunday and Is total
loss Captain Oertel and his wife and six-year-
old son. the crew and passengers we're taken
off by the Spanish steamer Antolin del Conado.
When the United Fruit Company changed its
South American service from Boston TO New
York. recently, the Baker was shifted TO the
Philadelphia service, and steamed from that
port of Bocas del Toro with a cargo OF coal
and machinery January %.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
RUSH FOR WORK IN PITTSBURG.

F4e'sburg. Feb With immediate work for only
S'ut Three Thousand in sight, the city HAN
~s siormed to-day b. the unemployed. and IN
- hk thousand application blanks were issued by
'le Civil Service Commission. Tonight rush
ue' Tor FIVE thousand more blanks was sent 10
As Printers
Ae RELIEF measures provided by the ordinance
Siopiiatng $40 e5s for public Improvement TO ell
s Tie idle men appear Inadequate. but much
'a VIII result notwithstanding. 1t is planned 10
e men with families preference over bachelors
a also TO cquaIize hours that the work VIII
' as long as possible
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
NO HAYWOOD MEETING.
FnneuiI Hall Permit Cancelled IN
Boston.
[By Telegraph TO Tho Tribuns.l

Boston Feb 5.-PerInission to speak In Boston
was refused William D. Haywood, SOCIALIST
leader and former secretary of the western
Federation of Miners, tonight by the city
authorities For weeks the Socialists nave ao-
vertised to-night's meeting. when Haywood was
to discuss his Boise City trial
In another name a permit for the meeting was
obtained. hut as soon as the authorities learned
Haywood was to speak the permit was cam
ceIIed In the mean time crowd of three thou
sand Socialists had filed Faneuil Han, and a
big squad of police was necessary to drive them
out. Haywood bitter tonight about the
lack Of free speech in the cradle of liberty.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
FIRST AID FOR SKATERS.
Two Doctors and Ambulance Provided While
Ice Lasts In Central Park

During the skating season in Central Park two
rhvsicians will be duty in case there is an acci-
dent One will stationed in the skatehouse at
IN. west Drive. 18th street, and the other at
tho Harlem Mere, At 10th street.
An ambulance will be held in readiness at the
narl, stables at s6th street, and both ambulance
and physicianS be readily summoned by tele-
nhones hung around the edge of the lakes.
The accident service will be abandoned as soon
as the skating is over for the season.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
ueiRess STOPS ON EVE OF MARRIAGE

fly Telegraph TO The Tribune
Springfield Mo, Feb. 5.-The marriage OF Miss
Hattie E. Brooks the Rev W. e. Pike. a wild
o,yer with two children which was to have taken
place tonight indefinitely postponed late this
afternoon after all arrangements were completed
Miss Brookss father left her all his large estate
disnheriting her two brothers who. it is reported
,brea,aned TO contest the will if she failed TO
main unmarried.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
SPOON WAS HIS KEY TO FREEDOM
Young Man Charged with Embezzlement
Had Married While in Jail

New Cumberland. ". Va, Feb s.-Roy Winters.
Of Chester escaped from the Hancock County
Jail night by the aid Of spoon filed in the
shane of q key furnished him from the outside
He is still at large
Winters was clerk for the Chester shot mill
and was sent to 4 bank for $4,000 for the payroll,
which he is accused of ernbezzling- He ar
rested in Boston
Winters was married one week ago in the par
Iors Of the sherffs residence TO respected Young
woman of SsWelI.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
RATE VAR NEAR END.
atlantic Lines Approaching Agree
nent ON 1U Questions.

London. Feb. 5.-The conference in this city
Of representatives of the principal transatlantic
passenger lines to end the rate war is near
ing a satisfactory conclusion. A basis of
agreement on the saloon and steerage questions
in dispute already has been reached. and it Is
expected that the session tomorrow will see the
completion of negotiations establishing a
friendly working basis for all the lines.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
SURGEON STOPS RUNAWAY
Jump ps out of ambulance on Hurry
Gail to Grab Bride.

Jumping from his seat the rear of the ambu-
lance Dr. Bennett, Of the Harlem Hospital, stopped
a runaway last night at 113th street and Third
avenue and handing the reins TO pedes-
trian ordered his driver TO continue the way
hurry call
Dr. Bennett responding TO call for Benja-
min Wambam. eleven years old, of No. 221 East
Hath street, who had been accidentally by
a wagon at 18th street and Third avenue. The boy
was taken the hospital.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
FULL TIME WORK FOR 1000.
TBv Telegraph TO The Tribune.

BY TelerTaph 10 The Trlbuhe
Lynn Mass. Feb 5.-Operations on fun lime VIII
he resumed at the General Electric Company s
works here tomorrow Some eleven thousand
emploNcs will be affccted Seven thousand VIII
beciu working full time tomorrow aud the other
,ur thousand who have been unempo.e ca s!uce
last summer, viii be taken back soon.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
OCEANIC BREAKS DOCKING RECORD.
Lands All Her Passengers in Three Hours
After Passing in the Hook.

notwithstanding the adverse weather conditions
tho White Star liner Oceanic made an unusually
ouick trip up from Sandy Hook yesterday. sne
was abeam of the lightship at 1s:3o p. m ana az
800 p. m put down her gangplank-
Captain Haddock brought the big liner up from
the Hook warped into the pier and landed all
the passengers in exactly three hours, wnien Is
the nnickest docking record.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
pAN.AMERIcAN CONFERENCE IN 1910.
Date Selected to Commemorate Winning Of
South American Independence

Washington, Feb. 5-At meeting of the govern
ing board of the Bureau of American Republics
to-day. presided by Secretary Root and at
tended by nearly all the members in this city, it
was decided that the fourth Pan American Con-
ference should be held in Buenos Ayres on May Is,
1910
The date selected TO commemorate the
achievement of independence by the South Amer
tcan republics.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
PRESIDENT WALKS IN DRIVING SNOW
Takes Long Pedestrian Trip During One Of
Seasons Heaviest Storms,

Washington Feb h-Presdent Roosevets hk
ing for walking during storm was gratifed to-
day to an unusual extent, when he started from
the White House shortly after o'clock in the
midst of one OF the heaviest snoWstorms of the
The Presidents walks usually cover period Of
two three hours and a distance of eight ten
miles.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
GUN BARGE LIKELY TO BE SUNK.
,pu r.,ayrann 10 Tn. Tribune. I

(By Telegraph to The TribnneT
vo,ac Raw Long Island Feb. 1.-THE Ehphalet
~, . ,,,r barge owned by the Bliss Manufact-
,rIng Company. OF Brooklyn. lies in a bad posi-
tion in the ice here. and IL the two tugs Of the
scott Wrecking Company which have been dis
matched to cut her out fail she may be sunk by
Zoe foes She became caught in the ice Mon
dav when two oyster steamers from Greenport at
tampted to drag her into open waters The barge
cost ssoOOo and has crew of twenty men on
board.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06

FL Dorado. Ark, Feb. 5.-Displeased because OF
his daughters recent marriage. Andrew Bradshaw
shot at his son law Isaiah Wood at the Brad
shaw home near Smackoven, Ark. to-day. At
the same instant the girl rushed between the men
and was struck and killed by the bullet Intended
for her husband
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
FIRE AT ROCHESTER; LOSS $500, 900
Wholesale Liquor Establishment Totally De-
stroyed-Zero Weather Hampers Work.

IBV TeIeRTIph 10
Rochester. Feb. 5.-Fire of unknown origin COM
pleteIy destroyed Fee Brothers wholesale liquor
establishment in North Water street and spread
TO building south of the Fee block. Several firms
are completely wiped The loss is estimated at
$4,000 with IS per cent insurance. Zero weather
made the work of the tiremen extremely difficult.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
SOUTHERN RY. FLORIDA LIMITED.

COLUMBIA -AIKEN-AUGUSTA
~. X = 9.55 a NJ and 5:25 Z. NJ, Through
Pullman and Dining Car Service. N \. Office
l30Q BiCsdp a1.--Adyt
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06

Seaboard Florida Limited-psily Pullman train
10 st Augustine Pinehurst- Camden Columbia.
Shortest Florida route. Office ll3 way.-Advt.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06

pEWEY'S PORT WINE AND OLIVE OIL.
A great restnrer. We sell both,
III r Dewey Sons Co.. l3s Fulton ST.. n. Il
AdyL
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
ONLY SOLID rHRouGH TRAtN,

Ito st Augustine X Y. & Florida Special
A.. r. II. Atlantic Coast Line. J. cor. Sotn St
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06

Troubles have been piling thick and fast on
Charles W. Morse ever since last october. tie was
involved in the unsuccessful corner in United
Copper stock engineered by f. Augustus Heinzs
and which marked the beginning of the panic.
When the corner went 20 pieces and United Cop
per stock came crashing down. il reported
that Mr. Morse had sold out the other members
OF the pool and had caused the slump As the
stock and bonds OF the Consolidated Steamship
Company-the latest and greatest Morse under
taking-also declined with sensational rapidity
when the corner failed. il is a question Just
what part the Morse transactions played in ths
affair. The failures of Otto Heinze x 60. and
of Gross & Kieeberg were soon announced
Then followed in quick succession the resigna-
ton Of MIR. Morse from all the banking instt-
tutions with which he Was connected. the tall
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-26
. CONFIRMED THIEF.
Such Would Seem Case of 1oune
Greek-E,nters Upon Sec
ond Sentence

Tom Chaucer. young Greek who
only | 5 days ago left the county has
tile after serving four months sem
tence, yesterday again entered the
place for another term of the same
duration. Sentence imposed yester-
day in the court of Judge Cartwright
was on conviction of thefs By the
young fellow of a satehel from the
Antler bar at Ely City. The satchel
was the property of an Austrian and
had been left at the saloon Ii was
found that young Chaueer was re-
sponsible for disappearance of the
article, the same having been found
in his room. Chaucer Is the fellow
who in March stole diamond ring
from the Ely hotel. for committing
of which act he was given sentence
of four months imprisonment in the
county Jail