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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-14

Slxty-three cases growing out of this strike, against union miners. have been investigated and tried by judicial of- ncerss eighteen at Ashvi1le. in St Clair county, before Judge Forman, all of whom were acquitted and discharged; sixteen before Judge Benners. charged with violence, all of whom have been acquitted and discharged. eleven be- fore Judge, Pratt in Bibb County, al of whom were discharged except q and he was only convicted for an significant mIsdemeanor, trespasg ter warning. and was only fin( z s1s i've defendants funion men) has cen tried in Tuscaloosa County. of whom have been acquitted; . ls in Pratt City, who was acquit< q one n Walker County. who was acauszfed i've at Republic. who were acquitted: four before Judge Abernathy. one of the judges of the inferior court Of BirminK- ham. who were acquitted. In other words. out of sixty-three cases against these miners. sixty-fwo have been ac- quilted. only one found guilty. and that one for trespass after warnIng. for which he was. only fined sl.
 charses Deputies.
 As before stated. six deputy sheriffs and guards were tried before Judge Benners for murder and held by him to answer before the grand jury for that ofEense. Another deputy sheriff was trisdibefore Judge Benners charged with assault with intent to kill and murder. and was held by him to an swer before the grand jury.
 One Of the great troubles grows out Of an evil system. namely. in appoint ing deputy sk1erifxs. who are the e1n- ployed agents ana partlsans Of the companies. do pot hold the offlcers 7f these companies responsible for the outra9es committed by thexe depu- ties: on the other hand. I don't feel that the other ofacsrs and myself should be held responsible for what some vicious and irresponsible miner may do.
 The ofFicers and members of the Mine Workers Union will readily ac- cept the suggestion of Hon. A. O.. Lane, chairman of the citfzens' meet tngs asking for the appointment of 6 dtsinterested committee Of citizens to investigate conditions and ascertain who are responsible for the violence and outrages being perpetrated in the district. Respectfully. submitted.
 W. R. Fairley.
 Committee of Twenty-Five Busy.
 That tee mass meeting held Wednes- day afternoon atsthe Btjou Theatre was not the only business for the committee of twenkSsfive scitizens to look after was apparent today when that com mtttee got together again to consider the strike situation. The strfctest quiet is being maintained as to the objects of the committee. but that it Is active cannot be denied, and reports are he. ing looked for anxiousiy.
 ". R. Fairiey. of the miners side Of the controversy reiterated the state- .ment given out day before yesterday by National Vice-President John F. White Of his organization to the ef- fest that there was no confusion sn their house, and that harmony prevail- ed among tho members He said that MT. White had been here long enough to secure a full view Of the situation and that there were no comments or censure coming from him 2s to the conduct of the strike heretofore.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-14
i, MEpIcAL coNeREss ENps.
euatsmala's President Hener. Del

GuatemaIa's Preaadent HoncFs Dele-
 gates With . Banquet.
 Guatemala City, Guatemala. Aug IS. --The fifth session of the Pan -An1erfy can Medical Congress- which opened here August S. has come to an end with a banquet given by President Ca- brera. in honor of the deieeAtee.
 The President made an address In which he called the work of the Con- gress a scientific triumph for the rec publics of the American continent. Ap- propriate replies were made by Wm. Heimke, the American Minister to Gu- atemala, and Senor calvo. the Chilean delegate.
 The next Congress will be held in Lima, Peru, fin August. 1911.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-14
WANT STEEL. OARS.
Hartman Roads on Market For More
 Equipment.

Hartman Roads on Market For More
 Equipment.
 New York. August 1s--The Harri- man Roads are in the market for 6, 900 steel cars
 No order has been placed. but the car equipment companies have been noti- fled that this amount represents the total of an early purchase by the Har- rimanlines For more than half of the cars there have been filed specified panies may base. their bids.
 Competition between the companies is said to be keen. for the order # filed will be altogether the largest since the panic. The estimated cost of the 5000 steel cars range ali the way from s6.000.0O0 to s7.000. 900. It is ex- pected that the lower figure will prove nearer correct for the reason that the competition between car equipment c0upanias may result in a cut price.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-14

agreement chapel and slxty-two acres of land near San Juan. This dis poses of the last of the church claims. The question has caused protracted Iit- igafion. and discussion in six Legisia- lures.
 The church land in question in Porto Rico involved the right of the Roman Catholic Church to control various property valued at about s1.000, 900 for- meriy owned by the Dominican and Franciscan orders. The estates were eliminated by the action of the Span- ish Government in 1898, but the Cath. ollie Church alleged that the act was not properly carried into effect.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-14
NO TROUBLE EXPERIENCED.
Two Special Trafnh Carries Striks
 Breakers without TronbEe.

Two Special Trains Carries Strike Brenkers Without TroubEe.
 Birmingham, Aug. 1s.@-( (Spe ecial. )--- TWO special trains carried strike breake CTS into the mining district today under escort of soldiers. Lieutenants ". T.. Clenons and Leen schwarz with part of the Albertville Company went tc Republic. The provisional company commanded by. Lieutenant A. T. Stephens took party of non-union men to aWylan1. No trouble was ex- perienced at either place.
 Capt. Everett Jackson, of Montgom- cry, arrived here today. He has been asulgned to command. the provisional company.
 Colonel Hubbard tonight sent letters to Masor w. J Walden. of Uniontown. at Biocton, and to lieutenant Hagood of the Evergreen, company, at Repub- lie. conlmending them for the manner in which they have handled the situa- tion in the districts assigned to them.
 Several strike leaders are meeting in Birmingham tonighc bss the prewaii- ing opinion now Is that the end of the strike is far. away era that the ist Regiment may be relieved by another regiment in short while.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-14
MUzxLING DOGS.
Steps Taken Co Avoid Danger in cana

steps Taken Co Avoid Danger sn canas
 Zone.
 Washington. Aug. i3.--Down In the Isthmian Canal Zone steps have been taken to provide for the muzzfing of dogs. there having been several cases of rabies since the first of May. par ticularly those members of tho corps which have been bitten while in the Canal Zone during the recent election and are now in the naval hospital at Washington for treatment.
 Under the regulations the Chief Sam itary Officer Is authorized to designate any portion of the Canal Zone and fix a period of time during which time unmuzzled dogs shall not be permitted to be at large and adequate punish- ment Is provided for disobedfence of fhA reRulations-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-14
PEACE IS RESTORED.
Central American Trcnbles are Proha-
 ply Over.

Central American Trcnhles are Proha-
 ply Over.
 Washington. Aug, ts.-The fact that peace has been fully restored in Gen. traf America and an expression of con- fidence given that 1t will be maintain- ed is contained in kcabieeram re- ceived here today by pr Anfe Ugarte. the Minister from Honduras, from The Minister of Foreign Affairs of his country Mir. Uearte was pleased with the intelligence and stated he would convey the news to the State Depart ment tomorrow.
 Today's mali from Honduras failed to bring any tidlngs bearing on the case of the Consul at Ceiba and the Minister stated that 1t was doubtful if he would have adviees from his Gov ernment before the latter part of next week.
 Mir. Dodge. the American Minister to Salvador, Will leave Salvador for Tegucigaipa on August IS to take up directly with the Honduran Government the matter ot counsels vs. Counsel at Ceiba. whose exequaturs were cancelled owing to their alleged intervention in international affairs in Honduras.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-14
NIGHT RIDERs OUT.
FaFnern Aleag Ohis nfyer wyaraea so
 Fool Nnhaeea.

Farmern Al@ng Ohte zzfyer WaRaed so
 Fool Eobaec0.
 0wcnsboro. ky, Aug. 1ss--The night riders made thslf appeaKahce in 1hdf~ ana just opposite 0wenshoro 1ast night. Hong the hanks of the Ohio river. and notified the farmers that they had bek- ter pool their tobacco this season or there would be trouble.
 They did not commit any violence but the farmers of that neiEhborhood are wrought up over the afkair and it is rumored that they will ask for pro- lection from the Governor if fhs civil authorities do not take a hand in the affair. The night riders left note at every farm house door. The notes were written In blood red ink and two matches were also left. The note read aa follows:
 Pool your tobacco. 4 hint to the wise Is sufficient"
 (Signed.) "N. R.~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-14
STRIKERS PAID OFF.
Canadian Pacific Hands Out 0uartee
 a Million

Canadian Pacific Hands Out auarter of
 a Million
 Winnipeg, Aug. 13.--A quarter of q million of dollars was today paid to the Canadian Pacific Railway strikers by Paymaster McPherson. Over 2,a0N men were In line. The total number of strike-breakers already at work in the city is geo and it Is said to be the program Of the company Co increase this number from day to day by bring ing in men from outside points
 A general meeting of all unions of the Canadian Pacific Railway train ssr- vice with the local lodges at kAmIoops has been called for this afternoon ir that city for the purpose of discussing the situation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-14
TO ALLOW FUsEoN.
Noble wiII Be Candidate Of Democrats
 And pornIissa.

s
 Lincoln, Nsb.. Aug, a3.-National Committeeman Victor Rosewater, of the Republican party. was; again de- feated In .his struggle to destroy fusion in Nebrasba, Secretary of gtate George C.. Jnnlxtn today ruling that Noble. of the Second Congressional District. may besentered on the primary ballot as q candidate for elector on the Popuitst as we'll as on the Democratic ticket.
 The national committeeman protested on the ground that the Populist party did not east one per cent of the vote the last election as required by law to secure representation on the ballot. This protest has been overruled by the Secretary of State and Noble will be classed as being Democrat and Pop ullat on the ballot The protest against Noble is the last to he decided, fusion being permitted by the secretarysn sn the other protested counties.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-14
JURY HUNG UP.
All Night Rider Cases Have Been Cons
 ffmued

tfnued.
 Memphis, Tenn. Aug. 1s.--A special from Paducah, Ky, says.s tys
 The trial of Jake Fills. charged with being night rider. having resulted in a hung jury. all of the other night riders at Murray. Ky. where the trial Of Ellis was held. have been continued until the next term of court. the pros- ecution and defense being unable to agree on a case for trial.
 The grand jury investigation as to the alleged connection Of several Of the court ofYicials with night rider bands. Is being eontinued. Because of shreats several soldiers declare they overheard, indicating that an attack on the town of Murray <iMas nroba ble after the present term Of cenr< was concluded. strong patrol will be es- abolished in the eastern part of callo- way County
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-14
Ez.surrrnn in Aariura.

Paris, Aux, l3-Dr. John MiIIor Moore, an ex-surgeon in the United States Navy Is detained at the Ville- vrad Asylum. whither the police con- veyed him on account of his peculiar behavior In certain Paris hoteIs and which led them to believe he is suffer ing from halluclnations He Is satd to have left the battleship Kansas st saA Francisco.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-14
suicide in Saloon.

Chicago Aug, 1S-A dispatch to The Tribune from Peoria. Ill. says: E. J, Lewis, treasurer of the Savings Life Insurance Company of Peoria, commit ted suicide by taking poison in a saloon here last night. He was a thirty second degree Mason and a prominent lodge man throughout the state. He leaves a widow and two children.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-14
THREE ARE INDICTED.
For AttemptIng subordInatIOa of Pc
 furv fn Gaald Case

y1FW ID WUlz41 NIlaEF
 New York. Aug. 15.--The grand jury today found indictments accusing Mrs. Benjamin Teal. Harry M. Mousley a private detective, and Julia Fleming, q seamstress. of attempting subordina- tion of perjury in inducing Mabel Me- Causlan to give false evidence against Frank P. Gould in divorce proceedings brought by Mrs. Gould.
 Ali the defendants are at liberty on bail on similar charges made by the District Attorney. They will be ar raigned tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-14
WnItInr on Uncle sam.

London. August 13-A dispatch to The Daily Telegraph from The Hague says definite action by the government of the Netherlands regarding the dis pute with Venezuela will chiefly de- pend upon the attitude of the United States, which probably will be favor able to the Netherlands.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-14
Knoyya Nothlnw Of xf.

Indianapolis. Ind.,f Aug. 1s--williRn S. Taylor when shown the dispatch from Louisville this afternoon regard inS his probable return to Kentucky for trial, after the election. said:
 T don't know anything about it That's all I have to say. and that's all I want to be reported as saying. And 1t is the truth. don't know anything about it."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-14
ATE. ToADsTo0Ls.

AGtst0Ok Them for MusbroeIns and Two
 Are Dead.
 Rochester, N. Y, Aug. 13.-Harry farrell of Baltimore and his sister-in- law. Mrs Lillian farrell. wife of J oscar farrell of this city. are dead, and Mrs. Jarrells husband and moth CT. Mrs. Margaret H. Seheib. are critically Ill from the effects of eating toadstools picked by mistake for mushrooms.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-12
CITATION.

Georgia. Glyyn county; Mrs. Louis
Morgan, Guardian of Mrs. Mel
a n. CarKn, formerly Nellie Wells.
applied to me Tor a discharge
b her guardianship of Msr Mel
III. Carlin. formerly Nellie Wells.
is therefore to notify all person
erned to file their objections if
- hey have. on or before the first
l0nday in April next else Mrs
Morgan will be discharged
rom her guardianship as applied for
This 9th day of March. 1905
Horace Dart,
Ordinary Glynn County, Ga
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-23
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-23
HEAR
NEXT GOVERNOR
eLAsscocK SPOKE TO LARGE
CROWDS IN 'RITcRlE COUNTY
YESTERDAY.

PARKERSBURG. Oct. 20. - Hon.
William E. Glasscock spent yesterday
in going through Richie county.
speaking to $50 voters at Harrisvllle in
the afternoon and addressing GOO vot.
ers at Cairo In the evening. Intense
enthusiasm marked both meetings, the
halls where the rallies were held be.
ing crowded to the limit. Mr.. Glass
cock, Congressman woodward, Hon.
S. F. Reed and General James s.
Frazer spoke at both meetings. DR..
Talbot presided over the afternoon
meeting and Hon. Romeo H. Freer
over the evening meeting.
Mr.. GlasseoaK again took up Louis
Benefits Williamson speech, declar.
ing that the Democratic candidate mis-,
stated the facts regarding the new tax
laws, pointing out that instead of in
creasing the taxes Of the average tax
payer. as alleged by Bennett. the new
laws have cut the taxes nearly In half.
He also compared the achievements
of the two parties. paying particular
attention to the .betterment of educa.
tional advantages by the Republican
party.
Mr.. woodward created no little ex.
eitement at the afternoon meeting by
declaring that he, Just before the nomi.
nation OF Mr.. Glasscock. received from
Senator Elkins a telephone message
stating that he (Elkins) was opposed
to the nomination of Glasscock, as it
would only serve to complicate the
situation.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-23

TRIAL BEGINS
TRRcMas OF PEOPLE PRESENT
AT OPENING OF COURT IN
PiTTSeuRG.
Cry United Press. !,


PrTTSBURG, Pa. Oct. 23.-ForneF
Cashier William Montgomery, Of the
wrecked Allegheny National Bank
was placed on trial here in the United
States Ccart before Judge James
Young. A great crowd surged into
the room in a perfect throng and filed
every sent and inch in the room.
There is an air Of intense expectancy
that even surpassed that manifested
in the Enterprise National Bank trial.
Montgomery is charged with abstract.
ing S469-00o OF the banks funds AMI
$125,606 worth OF bonds. United
States Attorney DunkIe is personally
conducting the prosecution.
Former Judge Edwin Stowe Is as
sistfng in the Montgomery defense: !:
acting in an advisory capacity are b.
Y. Breck and James Montgomery, the
prisoners brother. The entire day
will probably be consumed in select
ing a jury. It is understood Mont
gomery will enter a plea OF not guilty.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-23
NOT FIGURES
but BUSINESS
saFss ia ANSWERS MR.. BRYAN'a
CHARGE AGAINST LABOR
EMPLOYERS.

EVANSVILLE, Inds Oct. 2S.-Dur.
ing the day. the fl=st OF three days he
Isl to spend In Indiana, William H.
staftt has talked to more people than
on any previous d;.y Of his campaign,
in each Of ais sixteen speeches the
listeners and applauders have num-
beFed among the thousands. Rejuye-
mated in voice. energy and enthu-
lasm by his one-day rest, the candi-
ate handled the campaign with even
greater degree OF positlveness than
heretofore. In the very first speech
he made he ridiculed Mr.. Bryan's
charge Of bribery in connection vita
the promises Of employers to their
employees Of more work with Repub.
ilcan success. and the orders OF bust.
ness for goods, said tobe' contingent
on the same result" These were not
brihes, he said, but business. They
did not represent false conditions. but
actaal conditions.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-23

HINTON, w. va, Oct. William
]. Bryan yesterday carried his wax
fare into west Virginia. The line OF
travel took him through Ohio, Kama
wha and New River valleys aud he
was atfcrded an opportunity TO speak
to many farmers and miners.
He was out on the platform as carly
as . O'Clock telling the farmers. in his
opinion, why they should vote the
Democratic ticket.
Passing on into the coal district he
devoted much attention to the labor
question.
At Charleston he was escorted
through the streets by a number OF
uniformed marching clubs. His speech
was devoted to general discussion 81
the issues.
I Mr.. Bryan left here for New York
ct 10:s5 o'clock over the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad. on ais special car
attached TO the regular train.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-23
Br:ya,, and Taft
WILL SPEAK THE SAME DAY IN
A NEW YORK TOWN NEXT
WEEK.

NEW YORK. Oct. 2s. y Chairman
Hitchcock, Of the Republican National
committee postponed at the last mo.
ment yesterday his departure for Chi
cago until this afternoon. He was de
iayed at his hotel, where he saw a
number Of visitors. among them being
Charles P. Taft, of Ohio. and several
leaders in nearby States. Having dis.
covered to-day that the schedules pre-
pared would bring Mr.. Taft and Mr..
Bryan together at Port Chester. MY.
next Monday, the Republican and the
Democratic National committees,
through their publicity bureaus. rear.
ranged their dates, with the result that
Mr.. Bryan will speak at that place in
the morning Of Monday, and Mr.. Taft
'will4make his adress there al 81 o'clock
the same afternoon.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-23
$3OODAMAGES
AWARDED WIFE or MAN WHO
y BOUGHT w vtiIsttE AGAINST
HER WISH.

4 Io7NsToWN, Pa, Oct. 2s. Be
cause Frank Phencie. a hotel keeper.
Of Garrett, near here. sold Charles
Flowers whiskey after his wife had
posted him as d drunsarsi, Phencie
has been ordered to pay Miss Flowers
S4o0 damage BY! Judge Gillian. The ac.
ton was brought nnder the act oi
1875, which provides recovery from
$50 70 $500 damages from any person
sregarding q written notice Sas to
furnishing liquor to, a known drunk.
ard. Phencte,s counsel declare the
act repealed and have served notice
OF appeal.