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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-03-17

case books. Rev. A. L. Andrews, Sell
ma. Ala, i54. two boxes mediclne,
one box household goods. Floyd Todd
100, one barrel giass-ware, n. Wiz
hanson, Newman, Ca; Isl. one bundle
4 PRINTING Co. Newrn1 as OK
lea, one box crockery, J. StruxaeE
Opelika, Ala; 1854 two boxes III medi-
cine. two boxes bitters. one box print
ed matter, Granville Pharmacy, Grant
Gray; i6s, one sack casting, hinH
Hardware Co.: 10. one barrel empty
bottles, Baker Bottliug Works: I'll
two bundles plow points. ID. p. 10.
172, one bundle twisters, g. q Co; tTt
one barrel washing powder. Etowah
Mfg. Co.; lit, one case hats. Ella Tur-
ner Co.: IFS. One bale Irvine, Buckeye
Cotton Oil Co; ,1s0, one iron Wnent.
ammonia, John DoEoyani isz. one box
advertising matter. j. II. Irwin. 1856.
twenty-five cases baking powder, r.
M Laird, Selma, Ala; 1876. one box
Ala; 1877, one keg cotton softner. q. n.
Star Sizing Co. LAGRANGE. Ga; 1s9, ona
barrel notions. A. Dupree. LaGranEas
Ga; 100. one box notions one barrel
Grange. Ca: i9l, one crate glass
ware, w. p. Smith, I.aGranke, ga
1913, one box notions Katie Cox: IA.
o SPs R0a Aa is one a's SSndis 0r tsss
legs, Frallick; 1875 Ia. one box drugs
w. U. Z. Co; 1875. one picture frame.
w: H. Price, Atlanta. Ga; 1ss. thirty
rolls paper. Atlanta Paper Co.. 1885,
eight rolls paper. two bundles paper.
one case hardware. Atlanta Paper Co.
Atlanta. Ca; 200, 6ae bundle buriaps.
Hirsch- Spite Co, Atlanta Ca; xols
twenty-five cases snacaroni. Rnba
Bros. Selma. Ala; goa. two boxes track
material. Atlanta Terminal Co, Atlan
"a. Ca; 204. one sack collars, Foster
B Co. Atlanta, Ca; zoe. two boxes
drugs. East st. Louis, III; 207, one box
medicine. Herring Medicine Co. AtIan~
ta Ga; 20S. one package Irvine, Ma
tional Paper Co. Atlanta, Ca; 209 one
safe. q. M. Morris Co. Atlanta, Ca;
ala, one box vinegar. w. A. ". Hogans-
vile. Ca; 214. one barrel flour paste.
w. II. johnson. Palmetto. Ga: 217 one
bundle rockers. w. Montgomery, Ala;
2is, one safe. A. w. Sansbury, Dade
VILE, Ala; 220. one barrea notions. 4
F. Medley. Newman. Ga; al, two boxes
marble, j. w. Hicks. West Point. Ga;
| 222. five cases tobacco Burkett q
Dawson. Pansy, Ala. 253, one barrel
notions. NJ. W. Browm West Point,
Ca 224, seven roIls paper,
~. J. Herley. Franklin. Ala.s
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3, one bundle iron bed rails. Martin
Davidson; s, one box household goods.
G. g. H: 16. one brass fittings. Funton
Foundry & Machine Works, Atlanta,
one bundle sash cords. s. C.& Co. IS.
one box axle grease. B. "a. Go.;Sz, one
box notions, T. Williamson. %. I've
display racks, H. G. Burk; as, one box
notions. Lula Enochs: 81, one box
earthen-ware, w. A. Holmes, Lagrange,
Ga; 80. FIVE clay furnaces, kentncsy
Furniture CO.; 80, seven sack c2tton
Ca; sS, two pals candy, Pepp q Hes
ter; SO, two boxes castings. J. r. Po-
hior; So one case laprobes. GiiI q
Sons, Selma, Ala; q; three cases ss Gan-
Ala; 90. one empty barrel. r. H: g. W.
c. Agreed. Selma. Ala. sS. one bundle
rims, four springs, l. Seine, la-iy4'
one bale domestlcs' = !. y Enc Tot STITu-
Co, Montgomery, Ala: 81, two PACK.
JssS 'V CO.: IS, one box tin-ware,
d pees roll pap pen' HOBBS q I. MontgO
cry, Ala: 102. one barrel candy. +; u.
Block e CO., Atlanta, Ca; 1o7, one oox
busters. Phoenix Duster & MFG co.
Truitt silvey Hat Co. Atlanta. Ca;
10. one gross baskets, Howard q
Hugh, Newman, Ga; Ill, one case Goa
fish j. II. DUNBAR, AtlAuNAs 0a'I - -
one-half barrel Ash, X. e. Lowe, Ope-
Iika, Ala; IFS. four cases L. =. Food.
w. III. Galloway. Lagrange. Ga; III,
three bundles fooring, two bundles
sticks. w. M. Reed. College Park, Ga;
lie. Ave cases drugs j. A. Allen. La
Grange, Ca; 1872, one crate table leaves,
y p, Pittman, Newman, Ca; ia, one
case b. powder, two cases extracts, 2.
a. Green, Opelika, Ala, l26, one box
glass, American Soda Fount co., l1s'
one show case, Grated. one box castings
!. ii. Widener, Newman, Ga. lSl, one
half barrel vinegar, =. g. Croeder'
IaGrange, Ca: 1872, one barrel notions,
W II. Davis, Lagrange, Ga. l34, two
bales burlaps, Hirsch-Spitz MIG. GO.
Atlanta. Ca; 1885, one box window
shades Jno. wanamaker. New York.
iSs. two part cases syrup, Montgomery
candy CO., Montgomery. Ala; lSI
two kegs cider. Anderson Co, At
ianta. Ga; l40, one box, w. u. I. Co.;
al one box King Hardware CO..
ia one box supplies. LAGRANGE Tel
ephone Co.. LAGRANGE. Ca: l4b. two
crates leaves, two crates legs, one
crate tops, II. II. Child; i46, One bar
rel merchandise, Chas. DUR: lat. one
bed spring, j. II. w: 15i. one box
notions. L roll Ienoieum. !. p. Amer
son; 1872. lot furniture, ON Willie
Reynolds, Loachapoka, Ala; lbS, one
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: ''' NOTICE
TO CREDITORS

OF FIRST MEETING.
In the District Court Of the United States
For the Middle District OF Alabama
In Bankruptcy.
In the matter Of surry Grant, Bank
rupt. Post office Montgomery, County
Montgomery, Alabama
The aforesaid party having been adJudg.
ed bankrupt. under the Act OF Congress
entitled "An Act to Establtsh q Uniform
system OF Bankruptcy Throughout the
United States" approved July 1st 1898. q
meeting OF the creditors OF said Bankrupt
h called at the office OF tho undersign
Referee, in the United states Court HOUSE
Montgomery, Alabama, on. the 2lst day Of
March next, at 10 O'Clock, A, NJ to
make proof Of debts and slr-the election
OF q Trustee. and such other matters ~
are necessary and required by the Ast oi
~~' -'' ASA =. sTRATToN.
Referee.
MONTGOMERY. Ala. March 6. 1908.
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nxEouTIvn oonmIrrnn TO MEET
Marengo County to Hold Primary About
April rs.

AaaEGHBU OO0AsS ~ AAyAN sAs~e~~s <~rs~"-N
Linden. March Especial. 1.-The
Democratic Executive Committee OF
Marengo County. has been called to
meet at the court house In Linden next
Monday. March %. for the purpose Of
deciding upon . time and plan Of hold
ing the county primary election Tor the
nomination Of county officers.
1t Is thought that primary will be
held in the county about April 26 for
the purpose OF voting for the various
county officers. Then In case there shall
be any second election necessary for
any OF the candidates to secure ma
tority OF the votes cast in the county
that election Will be held the same day
that the election IL held to nominats
state officers.
There seems to be very little doubt
but that the majority vote will be de
clared for by the Executive COMMITTEES
OF Marengo County. A plurality vote
win not give satisfaction to the voters
or the candidates. In case none OF the
candidates for any of the various Of
fces get majority of all the votes
cast IN the county for that once the
two getting the greatest number OF
votes for any ONCE will run over again
at the May primary.
The recent warm weather has caused
the trees to put forth their foliage
very rapidly and already the woods are
looking fresh and green. Considerable
corn has been planted and the farmers
are preparing to plant their cotton. The
weather has been ideal for working
the stif lands in this section of the
state during the past five weeks.
The women OF the Methodist and
Baptist churches gave q musicale ct
the Linden Academy Friday evening
under the auspices Of the Linden Ep-
worth League The entertainment was
for the purpose OF raising funds for the
clothing OF the orphans at Summer
field, which the Epworth League has
bean clothing for some time past. The
nusicais was success from every
point OF view and AFFORDED very
The following program was render
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This Lady Says
q Have Recommended"

writes Mrs John Crimes of Enfield, Ill, 'several Of
my Lady friends to take Cardui because it has done
me more good than anything have ever taken. For
eight months suffered from interruption, but two
bottles Of Cardui brought me around all right.
When get to feeling bad, always take Oardui and
after using a few bottles am all right"
Prominent druggists all over the country fire.
quently remark about the steadily increasing sales
Of Cardui It is staple medicine, that they have
continuous call for, just Like the grocer has for -four
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CONTEST MANAGER BURIED
UNDER AVALANCHE OF VOTES
Sallie Watkins Wood Has Won the Automobile,
But Standing Of Other Contestants Has
Not Yet Been Determined.

Every relative, friend and acauaint-
ance. take on my hat 70 you, with
big smile, grateful heart, and now
and henceforth. many. many thanks 20
one and all. and II have not won any
thing in the contest. have personally
won big. grateful heart.
And last. but in nowise least. you.
dear contest manager. for your patience
with my letters. etc, and the nice
things you said about my papa and my
self
Those dear little ones who sympa-
thize with me- surely appreciate you
much. Frank Reynolds, will always
think sweetiy of you. and many others.
aWe all know what we are,
For the present is our own:
But the future Is not ours.
And Is wisely kept unknown.
What we may be on the morrow,
Not a soul on earth can tell
so while we wait, and may then be
disappointed. let's brave. brave II wen.
Bye. Bye. Ladrue Coiiihs.
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NOTICE
TO CREDITORS
OF First Mss,ina

N thu District Court Of the United states.
for the Middle District OF Alabama
ia Bankruptcy.
In the matter Of Warren Matthew'S, Bank.
rupt, Post office Montgomery. COUNTY
Montgomery. Alabama.
The Aforesaid party having been adJudgsO
a bankrupt under the ACT OF Congress en-
titled "An Act to Establish Uniform sys.
tenn Of Bankruptcy thTouEhqNt the United
81 me creditors OF the said bankrupt Is cali
ed al the office Of the undersigned Referee.
in the United States Court House. Montgom'
next at 10 o'clock a. m. 10 mae
proof OF debts and for tho election Of Z
necessary and required By the Act Of Con
ASA p srRATToH.
Rsferee.
Montsomsry. Ala. March 8. 1905
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BANK FAILS TO OPEN.
Notice Posted ON the Door mt Merida
NF7ma

Misc.
! Mobile. Ala, March 16.--A special to
The Register from Meridian. Miss.
says:
s'The Southern Bank, an institution
known to have been in financial dis
tress for some time, failed TO open its
doors this morning.
.sPresident b v. White and Cashier
]. c. Rushing, posted a notice on the
doors stating the directors had closed
the bank for the benefit of the deposi'
tors pending arrangements to liouidate
the institution. .no
aThe bank was capitalized at 100000
ana Cashier Rushing Is quoted as say
ing the liabilities Will run close 10
SEQ, 900.
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Keep Cascarets In your pocket.
Take one as soon as you need il.
Il Is old fashioned and wrOns
TO take harsh doses Of physic.

We all live unnsturaily
Our food Is too fine rich and too plentiful We eat
too little fruit too few green vegetables. We don't
exercise enough.
The result Is our bowels get clogged for Nature In"
tended us to live In different way.
What shall we do
Shall we walk ten miles day7 Shall we diet our.
seves7 shall we seek for more laxative, and less
costivc effect in our tood2
Or shall we take Cascarets?
One way viii serve just as well as the other.
vegetable laxves Their action 10 - natural as the
action Of fruit Of coarse food or Of exercise.
They gentle They persuade the bowsisnevsf drive them or
irritate them.
They are candy tablets msuSs as soon
you know that need It.
wrong harsh physe and to wait till you need big dose
best hour OF every day. And one
. time Il sufficient
That to keep clean inside
casearets are candy sabets They sold all druggists
but never you the genuine with cCC
GA every tablet The price s 50 cents. as cents and
Ten Cents per Box :"
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Planter 0mnRRles suspend.
Hopewell HILL. Neb.. March 1S.--The
plaster quarries OF the Albert Manu-
featuring Company in Hillsborc have
suspended operations for two months.
tated by the dullness OF American mar
keta.
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In the criminal court today Ben
Thompson was convicted Of having
set ara to the commissary and barns
OF Barrineau Bros. ncar McDavid two
weeks ago in which the commissary
with the entire stock was destroyed
an well as two barns and stables. the
latter containing q large number or
horaes and mules.
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Gordon Co.. Chattanooga Tenn
r.. M. Rose q Co.. Chattanooga. Tenn.
a& p. weichselbaum. Chattanooga
Tenn.
Charles Blum q Co. Jacksonvilie.
Fla.
Hanne Brothers, Jack sonviiIe. Fla.
n. n. Cate a. Co, cease iots only.
Louisville, Ky.
Hessig- Ellis Drug Co., Memphis
J. A. Mccormack q Co. Msmphia
Holberg q Co, Fort Smith, Ark.
%. G.. Where. 124 Carondelet St.
New Orleans, La.
Hanover Distilling Co. Peoria ~.
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cited to Appear In Court.

AS q result OF the INJUNCTION Oh
tanned in the United States Court by
the Stearns and Culver Lumber Com
pany OF RagdRd and directed to A -.
Lindsay. Bud Jernigan and q number
of others restraining them from plac-
ing pickets about the mills of the
company and also from threatening.
intimidating or persuadins men In tho
employ Of the concern. Judge shepard
today upon petition OF J. A. Schseffer.
General Manager OF the plants directed
citing Lindsay and Jernigan to appear
here tomorrow morning and show
cause why they should not be commit
ted for contempt Of court
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REMARKABLE RECORD.
swuAax school Superintendent Misses
-. receive Sundays I'm ~ Years.

sunday school Superintendent Misses
But Twelve Sundays I'm 81 Years.
A1icevflie, March 1s.--(Special.)--- MIR:
w. q. Robertson, Of Carrolton. one OF
the Oldest Sunday school supeEinten-
Santa ~ Pickens county lectured here
~ tha baptist and Presbyterian sun
aav Schools combined yesterday.
Mr.. Robertson has served the Carroll
tan Baptfst Sunday School Superin-
tandent for forty-one consecutive
wears. During this time he has missed
scarcely attending dozen times.
The Presbyterian Sunday School te
which he lectured yesterday was or
ganized more than ffty-hve years age
and il one OF the strongest schools In
thig section. ts-a
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-03-17
BARR DIES OF BURNS
PENSACOLA PAINTER SUFFERS
GREAT AGONY.
Paint Expledes In Hold OF steam
er and Men Are Caught In
Trap Ben Thomps0n

Pensacola. Flya. March Is --tspe-
cial)--Robert Barr.aa painter in the
employ OF the Gulf Transit Company.
died last night as result Of burns
he received while painting the British
steamer e. o. Saltmarsh. which Is own.
ed by the Louisville and Nashville.
Mr.. Barr. with q number Of other
painters was In the hold OF the vessel
doing some painting. The paint was
OF an explosive nature and an explo-
sion occurred near the hatch through
which they had entered. The men
were pinned up In the hatch and the
only means OF escape was by passing
through the fire. which they did. Mr..
Barr could not hold his breath tho
necessary length OF time. and as a re-
suIs inhaled some Of the flames from,
which he died. after much agony.
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Very little Interest has yet been
shows in politics. The various eandi-
dates are working very quietly and no
definite test of strength at the various
points. in the county has yet been
made
The turn span Of the iron bridge
over the Tombigbee river has been
completed and turned. Work on the
east span of the bridge Is being push
ed and In few days more the bridge
will be ready for use.
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It WAS AGREED
DAVIS SHOULD
MURDER RUSTIN
THIS WAS THE TESTIMONY o.
MRS. RICE AT TAE TRiAL
YESTERDAY.
She Completed Her Testimony in the
Sensational Case-Left 7ustin
ard Carter Together on N,qhv
of the Tragedy.
OF the Tragedy.

Ouaha. Neh.. Dec. Mrs. Abbie
Rice, vito has been on the st1n1 for
two days. testifyins in the trial If
Charles =. Davis. a capitajIst, who IS
charged with the murder of Rustln
and who has proved to be the IN, st
important witness in the case, toda?
completed her testimony after giving
some more facts which viii have
considerable bearing upoa the anal
result Of the case
Mrs Rice told OF the various VISITS
that she and Davis had pad TO Rus
tins Office in which it w1s aseeed That
Davis was 10 kill Rustiu il ne were
furnished with some stro1s d us With
which to commit suicide.
She further testified that she left
Davis With Rustin on the nigh OF the
tragedy and a short time )efrs Rus
tin is thought to have been snot,
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RIVERS AND HARBoRs
CONVENTION OPENS

New Orleans. Dec 4.-~The rivers
and harbor improvement and reclaim
alton of tie arid lands, formed the
keynote of the land and waterways
convention which convened this morn
ing. Delegates from this and neigh
boring states are impressed With the
need of large appropriations.
c. S. E. Holland of Victoria, Tex.
called the convention to order Cover
nor Sanders is present and will de-
liver an address. A number of social
diversions have been planned for TIE
entertainment Of delegates.
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THIEF CAUGHT,
THEN HE FOUGHT
TRIED TO ESCAPE WHEN OFFICER
WAS PLACING HIM IN
A CELL.

officer Ovens had quite q fgh with
a negro burglar. Charlie Wilson, early
yesterday morning at the city bar
racks. after the negro had been cap
tured in the act OF robbus Barris :
meat market and grocery 1n Bay
street b! Oncer Brockintoa and turn
ed over 10 the mounted officer at the
barracks.
Officer BrockinJou Was on his reg
ular rounds in the nelshborhood Of
the store when ae heard noise at
one Of the doors. He quietly slipped
up aud captured the negro just as he
was iu the act Of making his en-
trance.
While on the way 70 the barracks
with the prisoner. Wilson told Officer
Brolduton that there were TWO other
negroes in the robbery with him and
that chey had planned TO rob Berries
and Browns store The officer, as
soon as he turned the negro over TO
another officer at the barracks, has
tened back to the scene. but saw moth
ing OF the other negroes.
When Officer Owens started to a
cell with Wilson he made = desperate
effort 10 escape and lively melee fol
lowed. The officer slightly injured his
hand in the scramble. but succeeded
in landing the negro in cell,
Yesterday Wilson vas transferred 10
the county Jail and he will BE- given
a preliminary hearing Monday.
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HARTMAN DENIES THAT
RAILROADS OWNED BY FEW

Pittsburg, Pa, Dec Am a letter
to the mining congress. which is in
session here, from T.. H. Hartman,
aud which was read before the CON
gress tonight, he denied that the rail-
roads of the country were owned by a
few rich men He stated that while
the country had been developing the
freight rates were being demolished
and that while the farmers have
averaged 3 per cent on their re-
turns and the manufacturers 1874 per
cent. on their investments, that the
railroads had been making but A per
cent profits.
MIR. Hartman admitted in the let
ter that inequalities existed in the
freight rates, but that these were
e,o~' bea,s corrected rs rapidly as pos
sibia
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HEAVY LOSSES
BY GOVERNMENT
WAKEMAN SAYS REGULAR FILM
FLAM GAME is WORKED
BY lMPOSTERS.

Washington, Dec. 4-Wilbur Wake
man. formerly appraiser of the city
of New York, who was removed by
the president shortly after his eX-
posture in connection with the silk
frauds, told the ways and means com
mittee today att the tariff hearing rhst
the government was losing heavily IN
revenues on account of the failure of
the importers to comply with the law
furnishing all merchandise given in
the invoice when the goods are de-
manded.
He said that he knew Of ca ses
where upon demand for all mercnal-
disc the importers went into he open
market and bought low grade ii goods
which were submitted to it for APP
praisement
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COL. GOODYEAR
WILL REPRESENT
CITY AT MEETING
COUNCIL FIELD SPECIAL MEETING
YESTERDAY AND ELECTED
ElN a DELEGATE



NF Sou',S'A "7''i u Called ii'e7tiiis
sesleruay @'tF'uo"A ioF 'hS pun pose OF
app0iuVihs d eelesale 20 represent
% uli'" ic" u ,H7 rivers Aad ha'oors
convention ana o'AFf meelit'ss 70 pe
heAu III " dS'i"'s''n h7A' week ana 70
1PP''P' 'd's 4 SUM 70 aet'ay 'he eA7
Pei999 "' tut u7'V@a'7- iur meetings
4i7 u great i''1''"ii an''e % tlllS as wen
a9 ever! pth@f porl ana fle members
oI couhcil au agreed ,uat 6funSwicN
"uSH' 90 De- fFi'F-.'Tiil7d'
vi ~ Z 'F'','I' 7a1 was Selected 70
iep'T97'" rue c''F aoa 'n+ SUM oi >I1'
was Appropriated % aeiray RlS eN-
pen9.'s
Cot' g. Fooa> ear leaves th's
mofh'hS -or ashihEtoh uhdef ap-
pointhen5 OF TN mayor and council OF
the cltE OF BfunsWiek, and also from
me governor OF the state as dele
gate to the southern commerclal con-
SFess "hich meets and nolds It's ses-
slons at the New wizard Motel on
December : and 5. Monday and Tues
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ODD FELLOWS ELECT oFricEes.
Interesting Meeting Held last Night
by Brunswick Lodqe.

Interesting Meeting Held last Night
by Brunswick Lodge.
Brunswick lodge, Odd Fellows, held.
an unusually interesting and largely
attended mseting In their hall last
night, at which took place the annual
election Of officers. resulting as fol
lows:
Noble Grand K. 3. Burney.
Vice Grand-C. H. Smith
Secretary c. Fl. Taylor.
Treasurer--C. o. Rodriguez
Ocean lodge, which is one Of the
Oldest and most fiourishing lodges in
the state, held their annual election
of officers on Thursday night aud
elected the following officers for the
ensuing year
Noble Grand de-. 2 Roper
Vice Grand, E. Garwood
Secretary w. 2. Porter
Treasurer-M A. Hodges
TRUSTEE. r Lambright
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UNCLE JOE WILL WIN.
Majority Of Republicans Pledged 10
Cannon, Mann Says.

Washington, Dec. 4.-Friends Of
Speaker Cannon say that the response
TO letters which Representative Mann
has been sending to the members an
nouncing that the Illinois delegation
win present Cannon's name for the
speakership of the Sixty-frst con-
gress assure his reelection.
Representative Mann says he has
received unequiyocal promises from
m.ara thanaamaajorit Of the republi-
q ~ exe are indica-
ef3I1s that Cannon may not offer much
opposition to the amendment of the
rules. One of the amendments pro-
posed is for calendar. whereby the
roll of bills will be called frequently
for passage under unanimous consent.
This would obviate the necessity OF
members going to the speaker and
asking to be recognized for the pur-
pose OF asking unanimous consent
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MORE TROUBLE
NOW FEARED AT
PORT-AU-PRlAGE
ADVANCE GUARD or REvo. /.
TtoNARY ARMY REAcHEa
CAPITAL YEsTERoaY
The Provisional Government Already
Feels That It's PomefF'is wanIna,
II is Nov Feared That Riot
ING win Break Out

Port-au- Prince. Haytf, Dec. A.
The advance guard Of the revolution
airy army entered this city this morn
ing. General Simon is within ,four
miles of the city and is expected hour
IS. The adherents of General Eour-
chard, General F'irmin and General
LegitiIoe are rallying to their SUP
port and are openly debating that.
they win fight to put their fagaritea
into the palace
The provisional government feelE
that its power is waning Ibis feared
that riotine win break odt agalu and
the Legations today are crowded With
those seeking safety The material
loss from vandalism is alreadT 4 quar-
ter of a million, vast sums III This
bankrupt and almost governmentless 3
nation.