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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-02-01
|BATTLESHIPS
NEAR STRAITS
American Fleet Comes
to Anchor.
10 AWAIT DAWN OF DAT
Too Ireacherous to Make Start
During Night.
Big Fleet Wa. Net i. Perfect Fern.
stion. hut Rather se.a.res.
owias 90 tAs Des.isy of
the Fsg.
10 AWAIT DAWN OF DAT

Punta Arenas. Strait Of Magellan
Jan. all. D. m.-The American neal
OF sixteen battleships which entered In,
ternoon. tonight anchored in Posse.
sion Bay. some twenty miles to tn
westward OF Dungeness Point, whers
the strait proper begins.
Ihls information reached here ~.
niknt py means of the wireless tele.
sraph. The message said that tho
Meet would arrive at Punta Arenas al
noon tomorrow. The feet was on Dun.
seness Point at noon today, but appear
ed to be scattered. on account. III
heavy fog which made the weather vers
thick at the entrance Of the Strait.
Ihey were assembled again. howavar
and entered the Strait. passing Dun.
Keness Point at 3 o'clock. proceeding
Pin single file. They were next sl9ff.
ga on Cape Possession. which Is fifteeu
miles west of Point Dungenesa
Possession Bay Is only a few n,ila,
west Of Cape Possession and about fvs
miles from the entrance to the nrai
narrows. II affords good anchorawe
and II IL thought here that Admiral
Evans decided 10 anchor the feet fos
the night rather than to take any risk
In navigating the. first and second mar,
rows between Possession Bay and Pun.
Ia Arenas.
The Chilean Government tender Ca,
nez. arrying the local Government on
cials and others who are here to greel
the Americans, viii meet the feet owes
MaGdalena Island. Several privatf
steamers are also preparing 70 ears
excurslonists out to meet the battle.
ships.
Much preparation has been mnde x
entertain the visitors during their ave
days stay In port.
The American transport Pantbef
came into the harbor tonight. the ts,s
Reynolds having arrived early in tht
AFTERNOON. "a s.. =. t.as -
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HOT SHOT FOR
MR.. ROOSEVELT
James Day Hands Presi-
dent a Lemon.
SAYS MANY HARSH WORDS
Describes Message as RAWLINGS Of a
Disordered Mind.
Declares thst Nation's Chief Executive
Has Descended to Indeeeney In
Attscking Character Of
HIs Fellow Citizens.

Syracuse. N. z, Jan. 31.-Chancellor
James r. Day Of Syracuse University,
discussing President Rooseveit's mes-
sage, said:
"of the Presidents message. II I am
entirely honest and frank. am COM
PEELED to say that much of II reads
like the rawlings of a disordered mind:
and other portions. in which appeal IL
made to class prejudice and excitement,
IL large with the suggestion OF the
adroit and cunning the shrewd but
reckless demagogue.
1.-THE WIN ole message IL his familiar
ranting against what he calls 'crim.-
nal wealth. and 1t proceeds upon the
slanderous assumption that so great
per cent of the corporate business
of this country is so corrupt as to de-
nand special messages to Congress.
popular harangues by the President.
and the entire time, ability and effort of
the Congress ia q volume of corrective
Legislation such as the world has never
seen.
1T is wrong. a great w;ckedness, for
the Standard oil Company to defend
itself. but there Is no improperly In
the Presidents assailing this corpora
tion by name and defaming IL and
slandering 1t with all the 'enyenomed'
influence of his great ONCE, while its
cause IL still undecided In the higher
courts
sAs am one OF those hired book
writer's referred to, personal word
may be permitted. Not a nickel or
dime was ever offered to me by any
person. company or corporation for q
sentences, or paragraph in print in any
shape or form, Whatever.
81 was warned that IL I wrote, my
reputation would be assailed by the
President ana every unworthy motive
would be charged against me. / am
now charged with selling my character
and bartering my reputation for pay to
q cause that know TO be corrupt.
these are strange times when Amer
lean citizens are to be assailed under
cover Of . message to Congress for
a1ereislng their ineiienabie right 81
dis3uasgan ng the rpliesess ana acts QS
the administration Of the country,
awhen a President OF the United
states will descend to such Indecent
stands and other assaults by ihnuendo
uuon the honor OF his fellow citizene,
whose reputation for honor ana high
moral ideals are as firmly established
as his own, we are left to one of several
possible interferences.
eve will try to take the one that II
the most charitable"
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WOMAN REQUESTS SHERIFF
TO STOP CARD PLAYING

Birmingham, Jan. Si.-(Speeial.)-
Col. e. L. Higdon, sheriff of Jefferson
county, among numerous telephone
messages. received one today from
woman asking that card playing
among women in this county be pro-
hibited altogether.
She stated to the sheriff that card
playing was proving the ruin Of the
women and that there was more gam
ing going on In homes than else
where. The sheriff replied to the wo-
man that he could do nothing save
a warrant was gotten out and the
same would be promptly served by
members of his force. There were no
requests made today that blue laws
be enforced Sunday in this county and
unless there is a demand the sheriff
will not press the matter.
II will certainly do my duty" said
the sheriff 'if warrants are issued or
1 am reminded OF laws on the statute
books that are not being carried out"
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-02-01
WHITE MAN HANGED
FOR KILLING A GIRL

Augusta. Ca, Jan, 31--Arthur p,
Glover was the first white man to be
hanged in Richmond county in seventy
years. He was executed in the county
jail yard here this morning at 1918
o'clock. a
He paid the extreme penalty for muir
dering Maud Dean Williamson in the
King mill here October 10. 1905. Only
a small crowd witnessed the execu-
ton.
Practically every resort known. in
the modern science of law had been
tried to save the condemned man. but
at last the majesty of the law could
not be evaded.
The story of his crime and the steps
taken to escape the penalty Is inter-
esting. On the day of the crime he
walked into the King mill and ap-
preaching a helpless woman operative
pulled pistol from his pocket and
deliberately shot her five times, two
or three of the shots being fired after
she had fallen. The woman died
almost without a tremor In a pool of
her own blood.
The mill operatives knew Glover. He
was considered a desperate man and
every one shrank away while the
murderer walked away after the kill
ing.
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hrvoI.FTioF . sNaINEsr.


News % . Crsticai sitwatisn On Muss
Amaam Frontier.
nAeeaa. IA. s1.--A dAnpa<ch mas
bean reeAsvea hers from Julia on n 2
Russo Persian frontier. saying that
the situation at Tabriz 10 extremely
critical.
The revolutlonaries are Ia possession
OF the town and their numbers are
constantly increasing. Bands q ~
s,,rrents march through the streets Of
grabriz. looting and terrorixing the peo-
DIE. The government has no control
Of the situation.
The European residents have bar.
ricaAed themselves in their houses and
have applied TO the Russian consul TOT
Cogsaclks. The vfceroy OF the CaueAv
sus has ordered Russian troops ~ Jul
fa to be in readiness for any emsg-
Rency.
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FINE FLORIDA HOTEL
IS DESTROYED BY FIRE

Jacksonville. Fla, Jan 3l-The Ham
hton Hotel. a tourist resort on tha
banks of the Suwanee River at WHITE
Springs. Fla. was completely DESTROY
ed by fire tonight.
The house was crowded with winter
visitors, and many had narrow escapes
from death. eight being overcome by
smoke and had to be carried from the
burning hotel All cottages and OUT
houses on the hotel property were also
destroyed.
The estimated loss is about $780,
900. The fire, 1t is said, was caused
by defective electric light wire.
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LIQUOR NOT TO BE
SHIPPED INTO ALABAMA

Louisville, KY. Jan. S1.-Announce-
ment was made last night by the
louisville and Nashville Railroad that
IL will no longer receive shipments OF
Honor into Georgia or Alabama, States
which have recently passed prohibition
acts.
A high official OF the road gave the
reasons for the action by explaining
that the right of the road TO ship
into prohibited territory. even though
the traffic be interstate commerce, has
been called in question by suit filed
in the Federal court of Indiana, at
fecting the practice as carried on be-
twsen indiana points and points in
Kentucky, which have voted against
the sale of LIQUOR.
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CHATTAHo0CHEE sTEAMERs.
Changes Made When Association II
Dissolved.

columbus, Ga. Jan. 31-The Column
bus Steamboat Association is dissolved
and the Merchants and Planters Steam
two steamers from Columbus to Apa-
lachicola beginning February 1.
This dissolution followed seizure by
the Sheriff of the steamer NJ w. KEEL
~, on a mortgage in favor of the Third
National Bank against the Merchants
and Naval Stores Company, owner OF
the steamer, for $4,000.
The steamers w. c. Bradley and
Queen city will continue service. 1eav-
ting this city Saturday and Wednes-
daY
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Barge TOwed In.

Norfolk, Va, Jan. al-Ihe steamer
]. NJ. Guffey, an oil tank steamer be-
longing TO the Standard OIL Company,
passed in the capes tonight, having in
tow the schooner Barge conemaugh.
The bow OF the steamer was almost I'M
der water. The masts OF the schooner
are missing. The steamer signalled
that she was from Port Arthur, TexasI
partly disabled and picked up the barge
In distress. Both proceeded to Balti-
mora
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Washington, Jan. Sl.-(Special)-
Rural route No. has been ordered es-
tabIished, April 1. at Addison, Winston
County, serving 500 people and 1O3
families. Rural carriers appointed:
Mcwilliams, Route No. l, George w.
Andrews carrier. James K. Andrews,
substitute; New Hope. Route No. 1.
sebourn Keel carried. George M. Tay-
lor, substitute.
william W. Roberts has been ap-
pointed postmaster at Pyriton. Clay
County, vice Henry Housin. resigned.
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acARMEN. va snATEn.
Olga Plays Part sItting In wgheei
ChaiR.

Pittsburg, Pa, Jan. sl.--Aiss gi&4
Neth ersoIa played Carmen" here Last
night al the Nixon Theatre while seat
ed In q wheel chair.
Yesterday the actress met with an
accident. falling on the slippery pave
ment and seriously ruptured iiga-
ment in her right ankle near the m
step. She also received severe
bruise over the eye. Despite the pain
and urging of the physicians. Miss
night. The audience was notified At
the beginning of the performances and
when the actress appeared seated IN
a wheel chair she was given hearty
applause.
Notwithstanding the great difaculty
the portrayal was a splendid one.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-02-01

New York. Jan. 31--A steam lighter
of the New York Central Railroad with
Captain William F. Ward and seven
men on board. was run down and sunk
tonight on Governors Island by the
Mallory Line steamer Colorado, bound
out for Brunswick, Ga. and Mobile.
Ala. 1t 10 feared that Dominick Cory.
mate OF the lighter. was drowned.
Inability to read the signal lights on
the lighter is said to be the cause OF
the accident
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SEEKS TO IMPROVE
STREAMS NEAR MOBH. E

Washington, Jan. 31.-(speciaI >
Senator johnson today introduced res
olutions calling for surveys with
view of deepening and estimates of the
cost Of the work on Bayou lie Batre
and Chickasabogue Creek. Both are
near Mobile
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PRAISES CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Noted Methodist Bishop Makes start
ling Statement.

San Francisco. Jan. Sl.--More than
500 delegates and many more visitors
attended the first Observation-Disclosures
a Missionary Conference ever held on
this coast at the Calvery Presbyterian
Church yesterday.
Rishop John M. Walden. OF New
York. secretary of the board of bish-
ops. Of the Methodist Church, was the
principal speaker yesterday, That the
conditions OF city life are better for the
making of citizens than those OF rural
life. was the startling statement made
BY the Eastern bishop.
81 would trust the interests Of this
country to the people of the cities
sooner than to any other section OF
our country's population" he said.
The bishop paid q high tribute TO the
Roman Catholic Church.
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ACrREssEs OosPRoMIsE.
Miss Mu.ro VIII Pay Money to Mrs
CmPfRP

New York. Jan, 3i-The suit brought
by Mrs. Leslie Carter Payne the actress
against her former intimate friend.
Miss Norma L. Munro. to recover ST.
799 for money loaned. etc. has been
settled. Miss Munro promising to pay
5000 and turn over q number OF pieces
OF iewelry claimed TO be Mrs. Carriers
property, Mrs. Carter at the same time
turning over jeweiry which Miss Munro
claims as Hers.
The payment will be made to Ezra
Prentice. receiver In bankruptcy for
Mrs. Carter. who will also get the
jewelry. 1t was through Mr.. Prentice
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A DAY IN cONeREss.

washington. Jan. 3i.-The reading
OF the Presidents message concerning
the employers liability act. the grant
other matters Of general nature con-
corning corporations. was the chief fea-
ture OF the Senate proceedings today.
The message received careful atten-
ton on the part OF many Senators.
The Senate ordered the printing Of TO-
900 copies Of the message.
The remainder of the session was de-
voted to routine business and further
consideration of several bills. The
Senate adjourned at 4:10 o'clock until
Monday, rs
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Chicago, Jan. 8I.-JennIe Meutsch,
the 3-year-old girl. who was shot
yesterday by her father. William M.
Meutsch. in his carriage shop at l1s
Armitage avenue. died at a hospital
today. Meutsch also shot and instant
ly killed his swear old daughter, Ger
trude. and wounded his 2-year-old son.
william. Meutsch refused to talk
when questioned regarding the trag-
edy.
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Fiada Valuable JevveIa.

Washington, Jan. 31-Some time ago
PaymAster Maupin. OF the navy. while
travelling in France found letter bag
containing valuable Jewels. They were
turned over to the State Department.
which. through its agencies abroad,
have sscertained that a Spanish Coun-
tess 10 advertising for It's return. In
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M'DoNALD TRIAL.
MuFdeyed Man is Called a BIackmatIe,
BY Oefensee1 Counsel. y

"-WNW1T1I "H.Ih3 - N"EHVU q Block mnIFer
BY Defenses1 Counsel.
Chicago, Jan. 3I.-Webster Guerin
for whose murder Mrs. Dora McDonaId
is being tried IN Judge Bretano's court
here, was declared this afternoon nv
J. Hamilton Lewis, CHIEF counsel for
the defense. to hGve been a blackmailer
who had bounded the defendant for
years, and who was shot by her in de-
Tense OF her life.
Attorney Lewis in the opening state
ment for the defense, declared that no
insanity plea would be made in behalf
Of his client, and that while testimony
as to her weakened mental condition
would be introduced. 1t would be mere
ly to show the effect of Guerin's perse-
cution.
The defense will introduce it's first
witness tomorrow morning.
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FIVE MEN INJURED.


Arsenal.
Philadelphia, Jan. 3l--F'tve men we're
injured. three of them seriously ~ an
explosion today in the shrapnei depart
nent at the United States Arsenal af
Frankfort. in the northeast part Of the
city
The explosion occurred In . drill
press in a room in which twelve men
were at work The explosion shock
surrounding building at the arsenal IN
one of which 500 women were at work.
They became panic-stricken and made
a rush for the exits. All got out Of
the building without being hurt.
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Washington. Jan, 31-Anna Z. Hahn
one of the first American school teach
ers to go to the Philippines. was MUIR
dered at Batangas. Island of Luzon.
January 20. according to a dispatch re-
ceived at the Bureau of InsuIar Ar
fairs today. No details are given.
Miss Hahn was a native of Indiana
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Cruisers Nearin9 CompIetion.

Washington. jan. St--Advices at the
navy department are that the Scout
cruiser Birmingham win be ready fcr
trial March 2. Before that date prob
ably on February ~. the scout crniseH
Chester win be taken on its trial trip.
Interest attaches TO the trial trips 81
these cruisers Of which there ara TIRES
in all, as two OF them are equipped vita
turbine engines.
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Jan. 31.--Advices received here today
from Honduras Indicate that the cleo
tion Just held there resulted In a
sweeping victory for General Miguel
r. Davila as president OF the republic.
General Dionisi Guitterez was elected
vice president
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Atlanta, Ga, Jan. 3l-A call was
sent out from here tonight calling all
the representative theater owners and
managers Of the South to meet, In At
lanta February 6 to take up the mat
ter of railroad rates now applied to
the theatrical companies touring the
Southern territory.
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Rich Mexican Planters Accused %
Murder.

San Francisco. Cal, Jan. 3i.--unlfed
states Marshal Elliott and several dep
uties have been searching san Fran
cisco and the contiguous cities ard
towns severaI days for Hernandez Ml-
guel, a rich Mexican planter, who ~
wanted by the Mexican government on
the charge OF murder.
TO a house at 1898 Pacific street. but
Miguel escaped.
Miguel, who, in San Francisco Ia
known as Manuel Martini. is charged
with having killed another rich plant
err in Mexico during a feud.
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London. Jan. 3f--The correspondent
of The Daily Mail at Durham announces
In dispatch that the Standard OIL
Company has acquired the South Afri-
can trading interests OF the Shell
Transport and Trading Company. Linn
fted. thus establishing monopoly In
South Africa.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-02-01

Atlanta, Ca, Jan. S1--The jury In the
suit of Nonnie l.. Oliver against w. j.
oliver. who was a bidder for the Pan
anna Canal contract. today returned q
verdict In favor Of oliver. The court
held that the defendant in the case was
not married to oliver.
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Sham BaIIot Taken.

Frankfort. KY, Jan. 3l.-A sham
ballot for Senator was taken at noon
to preserve the continuity OF the bal
loting as contemplated by law, al
though the Legislature has adjourned
until Tuesday. Beckham received one
vote and Bradley one.
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aside from any consideration OF. the
religious value of the Roman Catfo-
lie Church." he said. ''its priests are
a mighty power for the preservation
OF order and decency among the alien
population of American cities.s
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BrG FIRE RAGING.

Roanoke, Va. Jan. s1.--F4re broke
out in the business center Of Blue
fields. W. Va. and at last reports was
burning fercely with a prohable loss
OF 100000 In sight.
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New Orleans. Jan. sf.--Mike schreck.
OF Cincinnati, and Tony Ross of Phil
adeiphia. heavyweights, fought tan
rounds to a darw here tonight before
the Southern Athletic Club.
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New Haven, Conn. Jan. 3i.-The
chapter house of Berzelius, Secret Sec
rotary OF the Sheffieid Scientists School,
was Quilted BY FIRE today. Loss SO ,0c0.
The cause OF the fire 10 unknown.
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NINE WORKERS. CONVENTION.
EARLY Adiournment ON AceOunt Of IN
Operators Conference.

Indianapolis. Ind, Jan. 3l.--The Ma.
tional Convention of the United Mine
Workers of America. held a brief seas
sion today and adjourned al II o'clock.
to permit the national officers and dis
field to go into conference with the
operators.
A resolution critlcising United states
Judge A. G.. Dayton. OF the NoEths rn
District OF West Virginia. was adopted.
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Lisbon, Jan. 31.-The government has
ordered suspended the publication Of
three more newspapers for printing
scandal artiele&
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WEATHER roRECAsr.

Washington, Jan. 31.--Fcr Alabama
---Fair In west, clearing In easf portion
Saturday, colder 1t Night, Sunday. fair.
colder.
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structions have been sent 20 the de-
partment representatives at Madrid to
take such steps as will establish the
Identification OF ownership.
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SIX Killed
- CYCLONE
Three Others Are Fatally
Injured.
MANY HOMES BLOWN DOWN
Big Strip Of Farming Country Is
Laid Waste.
Physieians Rush 10 Scene In Carriages
when Appeal For Aid Was
Received-Terribie Dis
aster In Misslssippi.
IANy HOMES BLOWN DOWN

wesson, Miss, jan. 3f--Six persons
were killed outright by cyclone when
laid waste strip of farming country
three quarters OF mile wide Ano
several miles long north of here TO-DAY.
Three persons were probably fatally
injured by the cyclone and many others
were slightly hurt when their homes
were blown down. Alnegro who ar
sIved here about dark. brought news
of the storm and an appeal for aid.
Three physicians started in carriages
for the stricken. district. According 70
the negro's message the dead are.
Mrs. Ben Martin and her four small
children; Dave Martin. Fatally intur-
ed: Ben Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. q. "a.
Maddox. Seriously injured. Bill Allen.
Miss Allen, daughter of Bill Allen.
The dead and injured are all white
The cyclone struck about 4 o'clock
this afternoon. It came from the
southwest and disappeared into the
northeast. '
For a distance Of twenty miles in q
northeasterly direction the wind tore q
pathway nearly a mile wide. partly or
wholly destroying nearly every build
ing in this area. Scores of dead farm
animals Uttered the cyclones track.
The residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Maddox
was blown almost completely OF the
premises and Mrs. Maddoxss spinal COLI
urnn was broken A negro was found
fatally injured in the debris Of Robert
Ifttieton's farm house. The cotton sin
and store Of Ras Matthews were almost
wholly destroyed.
Surrounding towns not in the direct
path OF the storm suffered damage du-
ring the few minutes of the cyclones
duration.
At Georgetown buildings were blown
down and at Hazelhurst two saw mills
were destroyed, many fences and sew
eral small buildings were blown over.
Center Point reported much damage
but no loss OF life. Martinsviile. which
was just on the edge of the storm. es-
caped without serious damage.
Darkness settIed down 80 quickly AZ
ter the cyclone that only an inccmpleta
estimate Of the deetruction both to lifa
ara to propertx was obtHfneds Afsn IL
carriages are tonight driving through
the cyclone district offering aid to the
storm sufferers. -