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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-15
PnIine Cnnrt AnnenIs.

Birmingham, Jan. 14.-(Special )- Tn the second division of the Criminal Court Tuesday many forfeitures Were taken in cases appealed from the Po- lice Court when 1t became known that Judge A. c. Howze had upheld some of the vagrancy and gaming cases passed upon by the Police Court. The bondsmen in every case will be held re- sponsibIe for the fines and the sheriff lost no time in making his returns to the clerk of the Criminal Court. Pa pers will be prepared and furnished the sheriff anI the court will probably be crowded with bondsmen for the bal ance of the week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-15
BAILEY IS CoNCILIATORY.
Texas Senator May Issue Address to
 His Enemies.


 His Enemies.
 San Antonio, Texas Jan. 14.-(Spec- ial.)-Friends of both factions are en- deavoring to bring about some sort of treaty of peace between the Bailey and anti-Bailey men of this state.
 It is said that Senator Bailey will shortly issue from Washington a con- ciliatory address and some of his friends indicate that although he will defend himself ir attacked. he will not carry war into the enemy's camp quite so violently. It is even said that ahe will not fight the reelection of mem bers of the last legislature who voted against him if they will drop further hostilities.
 Democratic leaders are anxious for peace, because if the Bailey issue is paramount in the next campaign it will very much complicate matters and make contests oyer local offices very acrimonious.
 While the Bailey and anti-Bailey factions are as bitter as ever, there is a great body of neutral voters who are indifferent and very much wearied over the long agitation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-15
BURGLAR IN A SALOON.
Went Through skyIight and Secured
 Some Money.


 Mobile, Jan. tSpecialo-Th Bay and Shell Road Saloon, conducted by J. B. Webster on South Royal street. s,.as entered by burglars Monday night and small amount of money was taken. The method of entering the building was novel and attended by not only dan ger of capture. but to life and limb. The robbers climbed on top of the one story rear room of the building. forced open the sky-light and then bent Iron bars crossing the ceiling of the root to get In.
 The cash register was robbed of seV- eraI dollars The penny in the slot weighing machine was opened and the copper taken out and the electric piano was relieved of its nickels.
 Nothing was known of the house having been burglari2ed until Tuesday morning. Pursuai to the new law the saloon was closed at o'clock Monday night and the building was entered by burglars betv cen that time and { o'clock in the morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-15
r,aIa rrinIa in Texnr.

San Antonio, Texas, Jan. l4.-(Spe- ciaI aI1-Perfect, sunny weather. an abundance of birds. and a number of the finest hunting dogs in the United states have combined to make the field trials of the Lone Star Field Trials Club, in progress at Karnes City near here, the most successful event of that kinH ever held in the Southwest. Well known sportsmen are here rom Okia- boma. Missouri Kansas, Illinois, In- diana. Nebraska. Colorado and New Mexico pr. F. M. Rogers of Texas. and surtis Wright of Carthage. Mo-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-15
ALABAMA LUMBERMEN
 MEET IN BIRMINGHAM

Birmingham, Jan. 14.-The Fourth Annual Convention Of the Retail Lum- Der Dealers Association of Alabama. Tennessee and Georgia, met in this city today and the convention was pro- nounced the most interesting and har- -monious in the history of the organi- zation.
 omcers reelected for the coming year were W. M. French, Knoxville, Tenn, President; J. J. West. Atlanta, Vice President; W. E. Walls, Birm- ingham, Secretary
 A big banquet was given at the Country Club tonight in honor of the visitors.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-15
IoTHER DESERTS BABE.
yxrmn,,e Woman Leaves Infant WILD
 Salvation Army.

Sxrmnre Woman Leaves Infant WILD
 Salvation Army.
 Decatur. Jan. 14-(Speciai.) With babe only a few weeks old in her arms and leading boy about five years old by the hand, white woman, stran. ger and alone in the city. applied af the headquarters of the Salvation Army in New Decatur last night and asked Envoy Worcester if he would keep her and the children over night The re- quest was granted and they spent the night within the Salvation Army home
 Early this morning the woman leit unexpectedly taking with her the boy. but leaving the babe behind to be cared for by Envoy and Mrs. Worces- ter. They are now seeking 8 home for the babe.
 Who the woman was, or where she came from, no one seems to know. Neither is it known where she went or why she abandoned her babe in the Salvation Army home in New Decatur.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-15
Thrown from ship.

Norfolk. Va. Jan. 14-Captain Sem pie and the mate of the British steam CT Dunnolly, bound from Mobile for Rotterdam. which arrived in port today for coal, were injured in the storm Sunday morning. Both were thrown from the ships bridge by mighty wave that struck the steamer. The bridge railing was carried away and the rigging and bulwarks damaged.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-15
A THIRD RECEIVER.
North Carolina Man Appointed to Act
 For SeabOard.

Richmond. Va, Jan. 14-Edgar Carl ton Duncan, of Raleigh, North Caro- lima. was khis morning appointed re- ceiver eff the Seaboard Air Line Rail- way by Jiiiges Pritchard, Boyd and PurneI. Mir. Duncan at once qualified and joined Messrs. Warfield and Will Hams at conference at which Messrs. Untermyer, BraXton and Byrne. coup- sel for the receivers were present.
 John Skelton Williams gave out statement tonight in which he said he was greatly pleased that MT. Duncan had been named as third receiver
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-15
auincx Poultry show.

Quincy, m, Jan. 14.-Everythlng IS in readiness for the opening here to- morrow of the first annual exhibition of the Quincy Poultry and Pet Stock association. The exhibits are arriving in large numbers and include prize winning chickens, ducks. turkeys, pig cons. guinea pigs and other varieties of poultry and pet stock from several States
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-15
GRAIN ELEVATOR BURNS.
Three Cotton Barges And Steamer Have
 Narrow Escape.

Marrow Escape.
 New York, Jan. 14-With a fire rag fhg from her bow to stern, q float. ing grain elevator was cut loose from the pier at the foot of West 34th Street tonight just in time to prevent the blaze spreading to three cotton loaded barges and the steamer Sannio of the Italian line.
 The burning boat was hauled up the river to the Jersey shore opposite For ty-first street while the blaze was ex- tinguished by two fire boats. The grain elevator is owned by the Inter national Navigation Company, who es- innate their loss at $1O,O0O.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-15
Tae. Uon,t Resign.

Wasbington, Jan. 14-Secretary Taft today indicated that he would like to be quoted as saying that there is absolutely no foundation for the rumors that he is to resign from the cabinet. The printed story was to the effect that Secretary Taft would re- sign and devote his entire attention 70 his campaign for nomination for President
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-15
Knneked/ nrerhnnra.

EIizabeth City. N. C., Jan. l4.-The schooner E. R. Daniels, Captain Saun- ders, arrived in port this afternoon af- ter stormy voyage from Wanchez to during the severe storm of last Thurs day the captain and mate were knock ed overheard. The mate, Allen Gray of Avon. N. C., was drowned. Captain Saunders chung to the rigging and es- capped without serious injury.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-15
NEW POWDER FOR MINES.
1t win Take Dynamite Cap to Ignite


 Baltimore, Jan. 14.-Powder which required a dynamite cap to ignite and gives no flame, will hereafter be used n the Monongah mines of the Fair mont Coal Company where over three hundred lost their lives early in De- cetnber and in all the mineS of the com Y,anv in that region which are of a similar formation.
 This announcement was made today hv President Clarence w. Watson, of me company, who returned to Baltt- more from Fairmont, West Virginia for the first time since the disaster. This step was decided upon by the coTnbany to minimize as far as poSsl- ble fine danger of operating a mine Fllack powder was used in the Monon- rah mines when the explosion occurred but whether the powder had aything 10 do with the accident even the eX- perts have not been able to determine
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-15

North Yakima, Wash. Jan. 14.-Near- ly every county of Washington was represented at the meeting assembled here today to form a State association of coron srs. In addition to forming a permanent organization the coroners will discuss a number of proposed mee sures of legislation affecting the office and duties oF the coroner.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-15
kerer Knocked Out.

land. of Chicago had the better Iof "Bert" Reyes of New York in twelve round bout at the Amory atheletic as- sociation tonight. Mcfarland proved himself much the cleverer of the two and punished his man badly in each round. Reyes took a terrific beating but was so strong that he showed no signs of 1t at the hnish.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-15
West Indian Conference.

Bridgetown, Barbados. Jan. 14.-Rep- of the various West India colonies assembled here today for to consider agricultural and other matters of general concern. Two representatives of the Dominion Gov ernment are here to bring before the. the question of closer trade between Canada and the Vest India colonies.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-15
Tennensee for Taft.

Newell Sanders. chairman of the State Republican Committee. tonight came out in a pronounced manner for Taft as the Republican candidate for Pres ident. predicted his nomination any said Tennessee's twenty-four votes should be so instructed.
 The State Convention in Tennessee will be held at an early date.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-15
WON'T ACCEPT POSITION.

Washington. Jan. 14.-Pearl Wight. of New Orleans, said today that busi- ness interests would prevent his accept ance of the commissionership of the in- ternal revenue in succession to John w. Yerkes.
 John Capers who was appointed to be commissioner to serve until MT. Wight. had reached a decision will con tinue premanantly in the office. MT. Capers nomination was confirmed by the senate last week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-15
AN, IMPORTANT DECISION.
Judge speer Rules That Tariff AssOcia-
 fiom Can't Modify Courts Order.

Macon, Ga, Jap1 14-Judge Speer in the Federal Court here tonight. rem dered an opinion denying the right or the railroads in the Southeastern Tariff Association to modify OF set aside an order of the court which indicated that any and all shippers of lumber affected by the advance in rates made June 22. 1903. were entitled to make claims for overcharges amounting in the aggregate to a vast sum.
 The attorneys for the railroads have contended that only the parties to the suit of H. H. lift ct al., vs. the South ern Railway ct al, were entitled to put in claims under the mandate of the United States Supreme Court to which the case had gone.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-15
CURRENCY AFFAlRs DISCUSSED.
The Senate Committee on Finance
 Hnlds Lengthy Conference.

Holds Lengthy Conference.
 Washington. Jan., 14-A general dis clission of currency affairs took place at a meeting of the Senate Commit tee on Finance today. The suggested ideas ranged all the way from the Aldrich bill to the Central Bank plan of Senator Hansbrough.
 MT. Hansbrough said that if the Aldrich bill was to be reported it should be so amended as to place the super vision of the issuances of urgency currency in the hands of a board to be appointed by the President instead af under the supervision of the comp
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-15
Auto Show in Hartford.

Hartford, Conn, Jan. IA large and interesting exhibition of automo- piles and accessories opened in the Foot Guard Hall in this city today. The show is held under the auspices of the Hartford Automobile Dealers As- sociation and win last through the re- uaainder of the week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-15
croBE TRoTTER IN DECATUR.
snxantnnna Joe'' Is Walking Around the
 World.


 x,ecatur. Ian. l4-(Special.)--A man nalling himself Montana Joe" who eavs he is walking for a prize of Sl.- 500 from Denver, Colo, to New forK reached Decatur yesterday afternoon. He says that the prize was put up bv the west End club of Denver. Colo'' st he left Denver with only one
 Nov. IS. and that to win the must be in New York by
 He says it is part of the
 that he Is to make his own ,n the road the best he can. means of obtaining money he . post cards containing a pie himself.
 raveler says that on one 9cca- walked around the world on a - leaving Chicago in 1900 and r lg to that city in 1901. He says M this trip he was arrested oy rks in Damascus and kept in rI. eleven days on suspicion of De- military spy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-15
Linton Cables Denial.

New York. Jan. 14-The Associated Press has received the following cable gram from Sir Thomas Lipton: Slave Island, Ceylon, Jan, IA:
 "The Associated Press, New fork; "I-btrue. Have not challenged. Too early. Size of boat no object.
 Upton"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-15

are the judges. Big stakes are offered and some of the dogs competing have national reputation. Most of the sportsmen will remain to enjoy the fine shooting near this city, the quail season not closing until February lst.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-15
LEWIS IS ELECTED.
Ohio Ma. wm Succeed Mitchell

United Mine Workers.
 Wheeling W. Va, Jan. IA pri- vate telegram received here today from Indianapolis, whirh Is said to be au- thoritative. says that T. L. Lewis. of Bridgeport, O.. vice-president of the United Mine Workers of America, has been elected president over W. B. Will son by a majority of 10000 in a vote of 300.c00
 It is said Lewis carried every district except five of the nine Pennsylvania districts. Tke result of the election, the telegram states. will not be offi- cially announced for two weeks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-15
KILLED ON TRAIN.
ohn Stokes shoots Husband oi
 Davareed WffN
John

Divorced Wife.
 Helena, Ark. Jan., 14-John Stokes shot and killed Charles Billingsley whose wife was formerly Mrs. Stokes aboard train near this place today. Following the granting of divorce the former Mrs. Stokes was married to Billingsley and they were en route to this city to attend session of court at which the matter of the custody of Stokes two children was to have been decided when the men met and the shooting resulted.
 Stokes. who has been arrested claims to have acted in self defense
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-15
r1tNEnAINn NnrInE. .

The friends of Major V. M. Fillmore and his family are invited to attend the funeral of Major Fillmore at St. Johns Episcopal Church at Il o'clock this morning
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-15
PLATT DIVORCE CASE.
New York senator Ordered to Turn
 Over All Papers.

Over All Papers.
 New York, Jan. 14.-Counsel for Mae Wood. who has brought suit for divorce against Senator Thomas c. Platt. se- cured an order from Justice Newbur- ger today directing the Senator to turn over all letters pertaining to the case to the plaintiffs attorneys.
 Upon the granting of the order the papers were submitted to the court. Miss Wood asserts she was married to Senator PIatt in 1901. The Senator de- ntes the wedding.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-15

troller of the currency, the treasurer of the United States and secretary Of the treasury.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-03
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-03

@lagne hi er ODER bber fin 2eit,
6ribeo er, bbao % tiener be6lt.
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-03
KQtQrrh Tan life heIbreoes

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Halfs Family Pills Ct Be bebfe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-03
Sen 9perpr0nebe:

Sen Dperoroneoe: ~Sa, MI Ter
Oe G9lgerne. Sra lite Sa1uar bor
9e facet 9eres Mfifeo / @aaoe me6
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-03
6nskes for for , Ss,;a n,stes,sss nor
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luldstendig og of6ciel Historic en- de politi-
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-03
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Deitli0eCanara

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fpenlne SerMbaner til Marfebet.
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man bpr boiette fig, benuenber man fig til Super
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Stolen er osiaa fos %iaaoanne, iom Tiger en-
aln'inbelig %robannelie euer ubuibelfe al
Rnnoitaberne fra Tolteitolen
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lsebtommenbes Sfoleopbolb er af m,inba
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@rmurr6oiber fmrerebe paa 6 til ii
0aae.

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en0e, ulpnlige, blgoen6e eller frem.
tr96en6e Semorrboi6er paa 6 til ID
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q n,6Iobs a no II g..
bar m1eo ollie ct. MOB 2
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paa 2ofoten og Sinmarfen. Stil'
lingen anies for meget go6. Snoittl'
linge11 CT 1,ben 8etponing for 8pen3
observation-disclosures ipprtgt.
@oIberg &ercl ct I
8ergens Muieum aabneoeS 5. 10.
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Otter Mabningen itifteoes ser Ell SOL
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0llens @onlling poa $50 @umre.
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