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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-19
Speaks ao Teachers.

]. 4lRvleW, Lincoln, Neh.. July 16s~-~F1m. elarins that society had not given fa the producer his equitable reward. ana that the administratieu of the Co., ernment should be changed so as 10 remedy this condition, William Jea- nings Bryan today from the lawn Of his home. delivered one of his most important utterances In the last sev- eral years.
 The occasion was the visit of several hundred teachers and students Of th0 Fremont. Neb., Normal school After shaking hands with the visitors AIr Bryan was introduced by Prot W. II. Clemmons. principal of the school.
 MT. Bryan spoke as follows.
 Tt Is true that have not been ef~ heiaily notified yet of my nonainatiln, but there are certain things that ha sa been said that have raised a suspicion in my mind that an announcement ia going to be made soon that will not be a great surprise to me. But I am in a sort of Intermediary state now and it is not proper for me to enter Into any extended discussions until this announcement Is officially made.
 But cannot withstand the tempta- ton to say a word when I am con- fronted by the students who come here with Professor Clemmons and Mrs. Ciemmons They have been old time friends of mine and I am not going to take unto myself all the credit or your being here. Professor Clemmous and have been in policies together for a good while. IL Is well to have gen. erous friends who overestipsake your virtues and minimize your fanlts, for think 1t was Franklin who said more than hundred years ago that mans friends had to overpraise him In order to make up for the abuse he gets from his enemies and which he did not de- serve and IL is fortunate that ! have some very practical friends like Pro- lessor clemmons to make up for some who are a little prejudiced whar they cial to examine the principles or what stand for and what tried for.
 You are preparing yourselves for teachers, and what l want to say to you today is in line with your work If you will examine the platform adopt ed at Denver you will find that tt closes with an appeal to those who desire to see this Government a Gov ernment of the people. by the people. | and for the people and so administered | that it will. SO far as human wisdom | can. secure to each individual the re- ward from society proportionate to | the contribution that that person makes | to the welfare of society. To my mind | thfs Ia the ideal toward which Gov ernment should strive.
 ssrhere is a Divine law of rewards. | It ia that every one shall enjoy n | nronorfion as that person by energy and industry and in genius contributes | to the world
 Many of you are the sons and
 oContinued on Page Nine.)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-19
BUFFALO MOTHER KILLS
 HER THREE CHILDREN

Buffalo N. Y. July 1s.-Mrs. Isabella sahlen fed her three small children poison today and then strangled each with a handkerchief to make her worK sure. She then sent to the grocery for more poison which she took herself.
 Her three children were dead when their mother was discovered. and Mrs sahlen was dying. Physicians did what they could for her. but 1t is thought she cannot survive.
 Tn a statement which Mrs. SanIen made to the police and the medical ex- aminers, the woman bleamed her sister in-law. who she said caused her much domestic unhapp!ness.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-19
A MURpER MYsTERY.
Husband Shot to Death and Wife
 poaaoned

Husband Shot t0 Death and WIG Is
 poiaoned.
 New York, July 1s--The police to- day are searching for some clue to the mystery of double tragedy in west One Hundred and Seventy Eighth Street early today, whereby Ernest Block, 2s years of age, Is dead with a bullet through his heart and his wife, Sarah. 27 years. is dead from poison.
 The police believe the wife first shot her husband and then ended her life but no motive for the supposed double crime Is known
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-19
 cOMEy'o END
 R Davila 8; Rebels Were
 .outed, DEcIsrs BATTLE FOUGHT Court of Justice Calls on San
 Salvador Charges of Honduras are Cited ana the Little Republic Makes Re- ply Demanding More spe-
 eife Information.

New York. July 1s.-The Associated Press has received the following dis patch from General Davila. President of Honduras:
 "Tegucigalpa, Honduras. July 17.
 The Government has put an end to the revolutionary movement in ten days. The decisive battle was fought at Nacaome. The enemy was defeated and escaped into Salvador
 tsigned) "Daviia. :"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-19
aIra. TearIe ptea.

Pasadena. Calf. July 1s--Mrs. Wal ter c. Teagle. wife of w. c. Teagle, of Cleveland. the Standard oil official who shot himself last Wednesday night at her home in this city, died today without reKainig consciousness
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-19
T..reyere Awnrded Prise

Paris July 1s-Jean LeFevere. pu- piI of Robert Fleury has been awarded the grand prix de Rome by the academy of fine arts. This prize Is given to the most successful competitor in painting, gculpture, engraving, architecture or music.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-19
PLAN TO GET NEGRO VOTES To Organize Clubs in
 West. MR. BRYAN IS INTERESTED Don Farnsworth Will Have Work
 in Hand. reIegrams to Fairview coasratulsse Nebraskan on His Speech to the Labor Leaders--Re-
 eeption to Students.
 
R. BRYAN IS INTERESTED

Lead Ftirview, Lincoln, July is.--Ths organization of negro democratic clubs in the states of Indiana, Illinois, and Ohio formed the subject of a conversa- ton today between W. J. Bryan and Don Farnsworth. of Chicago. who was the manager for Charles A. Towne in his campaign for the vice presidency.
 An effort is to be made by the demo- crats to secure as large negro vote as possible in the middle west and Mir. Farnworth's visit was the result of suggestions which had been made to him In Denver by democratic leaders. The offer of his services for this pur- pose was accepted by Mir Bryan and Mir. Farnsworth left for his home with the understanding that the matter would be further discussed in Chicago during Mir. Bryan's stay in that city next week.
 The usual flood of visitors began ear- iy today. The largest party was made up of over 200 students of the normal school, at Fremont. Neb. Mir. Bryan received them all in the sun parior of his home and extended to each q cor- dial greeting. He never fails to im@ press upon his callers the necessity of being up and doing. In order that every Democratic vote be recorded In Novsm- Der for their party's ticket
 Bryan's speech of last night to the members or the Central Labor Union of Lincoln in which he emphasized the labor blanks of the Denver platform. has resulted in the receipt by him to- day of large of telegrans from labor leaders all over the country congratu- lating him on his utterance&
 The dispatch from Erie. Pa. quoting Samuel Gompers as denying that he sent a cabiegram to William R. Hearst. which resulted in the latter's denounc- Ing the Democratic party has attracted considerable attention at Fairgtew
 There Is no disposition 70 question .rary there is every reason to befleva that an inquiry already has been set on foot to ascertain if possible, the atifhnr of the cablegram credited to Afr. Gora- pers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-19
WEATHER FORECAST.

Washington, July Is.--For Aabsma --sho~ers sunday; Monday fair, light vafrabze winds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-19

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-19

The GoVefnOf, hoWeYeF, IS more op- timistic than any other persons well are in the district on duty hardly more than 1s0 militiamen at the present time. They are scattered over the county. There are on duty approxi- mately 500 special deputy sheriffs. There are about 10000 striking miners
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-10-14
Riotlng Ia London.

London, Oct. 14.-In one Of the most
desperate riots In the history of London
a mob of sufragettes late this afternoon
at the head of 100, 900 OF the unemployed
are trying to break their way into the
houses OF parliament.
Hurled back time and again by the
4 900 foot and mounted police the women
are fighting like furies, scratching, Bit
iug and stabbipg the bluecost, with hat
pins. In one of the most desperate at
tempts one sufragette battling like q
demon fought her way clear through the
police forces and actually reached the
bar OF the house before her progress was
stayed.
Scores OF accidents have already &C.
CURED and fainting women are sinking
every where in the surging crowds, while
the screams of the women and the deeper
rOsrs of the men roll in mighty tolreIt
of sound about the whole section Of
city. There is every probability that
before the disturbance lie quelled the
loss of life will be heavy.
Still militant and boisterous after q
night Of rioting, a mob Of sufragettes to-
day repeatedly tried to storm the court
room where the cases OF the thirty-seven
women arrested during 20 tsrdsy's dem-
onstrstion we're called for trial.
Hundreds of them surrounded tie
building, crowded the corridors and beat
upon the court room doors for admission.
An extra police guard was on hand
and the women were driven, pushed
and thrown back uuceremoniouSIy. The
worst outbreak occurred as the prisoners
we're being driven to the Jail. Several
hundred frantic sutftsgettes, screaming
with anger and disheveled BY tkeir
strenuous efforts, made a concerted rush
for the police wagon, in &c effort to
rescue the prisoners. Mounted police
charged the mob and scattered 1t. A
dozsn women we're injured In the
scramble. Fourteen OF the prisoners
we're sentenced to jail for from one to
two months, the cases Of the others be-
ing postponed. The women were given
the choice of going to jail or promising
to desist from similar outbreaks 10 the
future. Without exception they chose
the Jail sentences. Government and
police authorities are worried over the
certainty OF continued demonstrations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-10-14

Also resolution referring to the Commit
tee on General Laws recommendation Of
the Mayor for the establishment of Office
hours in the city building.
Also resolution referring 10 the Commit
tee on Streets a rel ommendaton Of the Mayor
for sysIematiziDg the engineer and street de-
paitment
Also resolution referring to the JOINT
Committee on Public Property and Poor a
recommendation Of the Mayor for and inves-
tigstion Of the Aims House.
Also resolution to sell at public auction
all real estate upon which taxes are due and
unpaid to June 1st 1908. in Conformity with
the city charter.
Also bills and vouchers from Alderman,
Health officer, amounting to 1886 ~.
Also report Of the Committee On Gene
Laws referring TO the joint Committee on FL
! nance and General Laws communication
1905
The board then adjourned.
HUBERT SNowDEN, President.
Teste; DANIEL R. sTANsBURY. Clerk &C.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-10-14
City Council.

There was brief meeting of the City
Council last night, although compare.
lively large volume Of business was
transacted, most Of which, however, was
Of routine nature. The members Of
both boards we're anxious to attend the
public meeting st the Opera Honse, and
debates we're In q measure eliminated.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
There was q full attendance 10 the
Board of Aldermen and the business
presented caused no discussion,
After the Transaction Of some business
Of no general importance, Mr.. Sweeney
submitted sundry bills incurred by the
health department 10 quaransining
houses. They we're referred to the
finance committee. Mr.. Sweeney also
introduced a resolution sppropriatlng
SO, 900 additional for street and sewer
work, which was passed. lie also In
trodueed resolution providing for the
sale on December 2, 1908, OF such city
properly upon which taxes were due
June 1, 1908. The resolution was passed.
Mr.. Brill introduced four resolutions
referring certain recommendations made
by Mayor Psf In his inaugural address
| to proper committees.
He withdrew the 6rSt-refeFring to
the health departmental the instance
Of Mr.. BalleDger, who suggested that
the proper committee was considering
tols matter. The oihers-referring TO
the Office hours of city officials, the In
vestigation OF toe aims house and the
street department we're referred to sp-
p'opriate committees.
The Aldermen concurred 10 the action
OF the Common Council on all the pRpt ra
sent 10.
When the roll was c. lied on resolu-
ton from the lower board sppropriat'
ing 5000 to grade and gutter Queen
street from Fsyette to Cameron Mr..
Ballenger voted no, saying that Mr..
Dunn was ready to spend money on the
confines OF the city, bat was averse to
any expenditure in some other quarters.
| ri was supposed be referred to the fail
ufe of Cou1cil recently to pass a reso-
luton for the improvement OF Oronoco
street, between Pitt and st. Aasph.
Mr.. Brill, from the Common Coun-
Gil, appeared 10 the chamber and an
uounced that the lower board had finish
ed Its business and was ready to adjourn
Mr.. Summers asked II 1t had not been
decided at the last meeting to hold az
election for a police commissioner from
the First wsrd.
1t was suggested that the present
commissioner could hold over until bis
successor was appointed; besides, thC
4 councilmen we're anxious to adjourn Ia
| order to hesr the speaking at the OPer'
House.
Toe board subsequently adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-10-14

On motion of 5olicitor-Cenersl Hoyf,
the U. 8. Supreme Court yesterday or
dered the discharge from custody OF IL
of the ~ defendants In the proceedings
charging Sheriff Jsaes F. Ship. oil
Hamilton county, Tenn, and rs others
with contempt Of the Supreme Court be-
cause Of The lynchipg 10 1905 of q ne
gro named Ed. johnson after the court
hsd taken cognizsnce OF his case.
Lord FitEmaurice, parliamentary sec
rotary of the British Foreign Office, has
been given q seat In the cabinet IS chan
csllor Of the Duchy of Lancaster, vice
Viscount WolverbsmPtou, of Wolyer-
hampton, who probably will be appoin's
lord president Of council and today PRIV
seal, In succession to the Marquis OF Ri
pou, who resigned last week on account
OF advanced age.
Representing bimselfto De Thomas F.
Ryan, it,, son Of Thomas F. Ryan,
traction msgnats Of New York, q well
dressed young man registered last week
at Pennsylyanis avenue hotel, 10
Washington, with young woman, and
within several days scattered worthless
checks right and left He dined ct th'
beet hotels, drank champagne, gave
large tips to the wsitsrs, rode In sutomo
biIes, and finally succeeded in escaping
by duping the daughter Of one Of his vic
tins.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-10-14
10 that uelghbOrhocd who had tight, the

10 that neighborhood who had rights the
city was bound TO respect
Mr.. Lsadbeatef cited toe fact that the
gravel aud sand to be used was furnished
gratis to the city by the Washington
Southern Railway aud the city could
better afford to repair this street than
any other at the present time.
Mr.. SpiDks 10 the course ef few re-
marks besrlng on this subject said that
he presumed that south Henry street
Was the property Of the Southern Rail-
way now and he, for one, expected very
little Of the company.
The appropriation of $500 was agreed
to by q unanimous vote.
A petition from sundry citizens about
the employment of foreigners on the
street work was read and referred to the
committee on streets and general laws.
Bills of $l36 so from DR.. German OF
the board OF health we're referred to the
fiaance committee.
The announcement OF the special COM
mIttee that the IS, 900 appropriation for
street and sewer work was exhausted and
asking for Sc 900 additional came In
from the Bosri OF Aldermen, that body
having made the appropriation on the
recommendation Of the finance commit
tee to which it had b,en referred. The
matter went over under the rules.
The action of the Aldermen In refer
ring TO the finance committee resolu-
ton directing the collector of taxes to
sell at public auction all delinquent
properly on December 2, 1908, wat con-
CURED 10.
The action of The board Ia referring to
COMMITTEES sections OF the mayors In
sugural address bearing on the condi'
ton of the Aims House, the systemat'E-
ing of tee street department, fixing Office
hours for the city officials, etc. all OF
which will. be found 10 the proceedings
OF the Board Of Aldermen was concurred
in.
The committee on public property
recommended an appropriation Of 500
to repair the ttessurer's Office and 1t wss
agreed to.
Nothing further appearing the board
adj burned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-10-14
COMMON COUNCu.

At regu ar meeting Of the Common Cour
ell Of the city of Alexandria, Va, held Oc-
tober 18th, 1908, there were present: Hu'ert
snowden, Esq Pre- sident aud hessrs. Lead
be er,.Burke, RisLell, Brumback, Smith,
Brill, Basder, Blrrell, Monroe, Hellmuth,
Harrison, Uhler. Marshall, Spinks and
Evans.
Mr.. 4. L. Leadbeater, member e'ect from
the Fist Ward was pre- sent and the President
administered the required oath Of Office.
The Committee ON Streets recommends sn
Appropriation of 81 800 to gravel and gutter
Alfred street from Wilkes street to Prince
street. and the report was laid over until the
next meeting under the rules.
The Committee on Public Property and
Finance recommended an appropriation oil
$3.50 for repiirs 10 the Aide mems Cham0er
and the report was adopted-ayes, 10; noes,
It Committee on Public Property recon-
n,enied an appr, pristion of Si00 for rep ir'
10 the AUDITORS Office ard the report was
sd pted-ayes, Is; noes, 0.
A resolution by Mr.. Uh'er appropriatlDg
500 for repairs TO the Cigy Tressurer's office
was psssed-syes, is; noes, 0.
The Committee on streets recommended an
appropriation Of sI00 for improvement to gut
ters at the inte sections If Prince and Com
Tnerce streets and Dnke aad Payne streets,
AMI the report was edopte..-lyes, 10; noes, Q.
A resolution spIrJpriating $500 to grade,
gravel snd lay cutters on Queen street, from
Fsyette to Payne street, was psssed-ayes, IS,
nCei,0
Permission was granted Mrs. NJ. j. Ger
man to reshingle roof at ITO Prince street
and to VIM. II Cook to build frame kitchen
rear of No. 1924 north Patrick street, .proyid-
Ell tnere is no objection from adjoining
property owners.
A petition signed by ons hundred and
ser twenty-five (l75) citizens protesting agaia /
the city employing foreign labor on pubic
work I'd rsquestirg that the citizens. OF AltI,
audria be given preference, was received and
ferrpd to the joint Committee on Streets and
General Laws.
A resolution making an additional s2pro
prii ton Of 5000 for street and sewer WORK
was received from the Board OF Aldermen
nd laid on the table under the rules. .,
The f,llowiog was received from the Board
of Aldermen and their action concurred ia:
A PETITION from A. $. Mankin TO 'ehiogle
houses at 3 "A and 1876 south Lee street.
Also q petition from Jonathan Matthews to
erect two frame houses in Braddock alley,
Also petition from NJ. Twin to reshlngle
two frame houses in Twins Court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-10-14
Today g Telegraphic News
War Imminent.

London, Oct 14.-Austrls and Servia
will surely go to war is the reported con-
cluslou today OF Foreign Minister lsWU
Isky of Russia, and Foreign Secretary
Grey of Eoglsnd, who have been can
wasting the Balkan situation slnce last
Saturday,
Inability to satisfy the demands Of
5eryia 10 the forthcoming International
conference will be the rock on which the
peace programme will split.
Austris has indicated that she will alb
solutely ignore strgia's demands for COM
pensatIoD, either in money or territory.
She argues that as Seryis WAS not sig.
nstory to the treaty, the latter should
have no voice In the conference.
AustrIa's stubborness on this point lie
only matched by Servia's insisteuce,
| and diplomats here see no way Of avoid
iug rupture.
Turkey notified the Foreign Office to-
day that she was ready for any move
BnIgaris may make. She has completed
the mobilization Of her military forces
and announces her ability to repel shy
invasion from Bulgaria.
Bulgaria has not yet issued an ultima
tom to declare war in case Bulgarian In
dependence Is not recognized, according
| to todsy's dispatches, butt Turkey is ex
pecting It at any moment. When it Is
received the Porte will stand firmly By
it's former note 10 Bulgaria, that the In
dependence OF Bulgaria cannot now be
recognized.
1t is confidently believed that Turkey
will sgree t. a recognition after the
powers have indicated such q course oil
action.
Belgrade, Oct. IA King Peter Of
5ervia is in imminent danger Of assassi.
nation IS the result of his refusal Of the
war psrty's demand to abdicate the
throne In favor of Grown Prince George.
The hot-heAded crown prince Is 10
favor OF leading 40 army against Austris
and the vast msjority of the Servians
are in sympathy with him and are de-
handing that the king be deposed In bic
II
favor.
The king, backed BY bis ministry,
has Ignored the demand, and open threat,
sgaiDst his life are heard on all banda
Ooustantinople, Oct. IA Reports
from Salonica and Monastir today have
convinced the Porte that Bulgaria il
fomenting disorders in Macedonia to
furnish so excuse fer annexing Mace
donia to the new bulgarian independ'
ency."
Bulgarian officers are organizing bands
in both of these places and are supplying
them with arms and bombs. Agents Of
Bulgaria are ALEC in all the principal
Macedonian towns attempting to WORK
up an annexat on sentement.
Turkey is convinced that Primo
ferdinand, the new ''czsr of Bulgaria, "
will delay a declaration OF war for few
days in the hope that Turkey will taxi
the initiative. II Turkey declines, il
| is felt certain here that Ferdinand will
| himself declare war.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-10-14
Mine Disaster In Austria.

Vienns, Oct. l4.--0yer 100 miners
are reported to have been killed In az
explosion and fire today ia the KoeDigt
coal mine. No hope remains of rescuiue
any of The imprisoned miners, as the FIR
has shut Of the work of rescue. SiA
chsrred bodies have been recovered, and
their condition wss such that it Is Ger
tain they were burned rather killed by
the explosion. 1t is believed that there
are nearly 200 entombed 10 the mine
and that they will oil be burned to
death.
Vienna, Oct. IA -Desth by suffca'
ton and flames was the fate Of between
$50 and 200 miners today in fire that
is DO y burning In the big coal mines Of
Konigshu,ts, silica. Great crowds q
anlic friends and relatives ofthe miner
surround the mouth Of the mine. a
number Of the wives Of the victims be-
came uncomfortable from their grief AND
ooly restrained from entering the mine
by armed persons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-10-14
News Of the Day.

One hundred girls were throw into a
panic yesterday by collision of ferry
boais 10 the bsy at Detroit, Mich.
Governor Haskell of Oklahoma ytster-
day wrots the president, demanding the
Usage lands ore lease be Cancelled.
Alphouse aud Eva DufOur, accused Of
traficking in white slaves, have forfeited
t26, 900 bail each and fed from Chicago
to France.
DR.. Daniel Colt Gilman, president
emeritus Of johns Hopkins University,
Baltimore, died suddenly yesterday at
his biIth place, Norwich, Conn.,, aged
n years.
DR.. Alexander Wilder, Sjsuraalist and
author of many works on evolution,
philosophy, psychology and medicine,
bequeathed his brain to Frof Blit Green
Wilder, of Cornell University.
Twin sisters, Misses Ethel A. and
Flouuce n. Colford, OF Washington,
have been admit ed to practice In the o..
s. Supreme Court They are the young
est women ever admitted to practice be-
fore that tribunal.
Chsirman Hitchcock, Of the republi-
can national committee, announced last
night that Rspn sentative Bennett, OF
New York city, bad been selec ed a.
chairman OF the speakers bureau h
place of Mr.. DuPoOt, who recently :
sigued.
The democrstc national committee,
lhr )ugh lie press bureau, issued ttie-
meut last right charging that President
Roosevelt Is using promises OF Office to
persuade labor NEE 10 desert Samuel j.
Gomres ia his fight sgsip't Tat. The
White House 10 lay suthorz IN TIM
plat cal denial OF the charge.