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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-08
Doko6okenie

A0SO
tawszy Gale p~odw6rko zapel-
None furmankami, a do
mu wylatujace krzyki 6nie-
chu j fadosci, j skoczna mu-
zyke ta6ce i wiwaty.
- Moi gospodarzu "a
pytal furmana co to sic
dzieje?
A coz wv to ME tutej-
81 czy co, ze ME wiecie2T Toe
to wesele.
= Czyjef spyta = led
81 .s =.
vie stojac ma nogach Kaz',
mierz.
- szymka Paprotni, syna
jednego kmiecia naszego, co
sic zeni 2 o6rka ekonomow-
ska z tamtej wsi.
- 1 to jego cha}upa? - ::
pyta, och1onawszy troche
Pokrzywa = DO mysla} z po-
czatku, ze iego Kasia idzie
"a niego. l. f..
= Ha, juzci podobno lie.
60; bylac to ona kogo inne-:
20, ale tamten zabii straznj-
ka ma ob}awie, poszedl do
kryminalu.
A. c6rka jego, gdzie
c6rka? = krzyknal, zapom-
niawsz;; sic starry Kazimierz.
. : Ri, mnie sic zdaje, ze1
wyScie go znali, - odrzek}
paropek, przypatrujac sic
blizej nieznajom emu.
Ale c6rka jego?
= Kaduk ia ia vie, gdzie
uciek}a zs wsi iuz pono rok
temu, volt cha}upe "a podat'
ki sprzedali,@ . Szymek ia ku-
pill i basta.
Me pyta1 juz wiecej starry
Pokrzywa, tylko westchna}
g1eboko i zaplakawszy, Cd
szed1. Przez Gala noe wl6czy1
sic biedaczysko pc wsi j bal
sic wej6e do iakiej .chalupy,
zeby go ME poznall; vice
zmartwiony zaszed1 ma wiej-
ski cmentarz, pomodlil sic
ma grobie swych rodzicow i
zony, a dowiedziawszy sic "
sasiedniej wsi, re to wszyst-
ko prawda, CO mu parobek
rozpOwladaf, przez egnaf SIC l
poszedi W SWAT, gdzie go o.
czy poniosa:
Tymczasem we wsi zapom
niano juz, rs zyl jakis Pol
krzywa, ze mial kmieca TO-
le j c6rke, tylko stare ko-|
biety PREY kadzieli rozpo-
wiada1y. sobie j dzieciom Q
owym wypadku. ma oblawie,
Q zabiciu strzelca Stanislawa
j t. p. szczeg6lach, dodajac
swoje i pc swojemu, ze
szymkowi jako6 ME. wiedzie,
ysE E u. - - 80 4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-08

~ IL
odebral jei meza, kt6ry Is
lml,,arli il s.iaflr,otal !. z' ], /
1 Kisay Il sis tsdy q, nas |'''I'' i !
nil l,,,i a, eoba, pojecha-
Il do ws,ii.s
N,aturalnie, 20 Mkt ich ME ii,
poznai. Pierwszem uczucile ga
s~taregnzP,olk.rzywy byIa chee
~nspoW,tr,d1tt swej
zageody, 9 gdy pie doWiedziaa'
Wskarczmie, e Szymek Pa
protnia jest chory, 20 caly
dobytek zm ls'1 y sc. dzi IfFeii
IONA wymarly, a ojciec, ten
niegdy6 kmiec bogaty, przy-
pasawszy torbe j wziawszy
xii W reke, wyszedl ma 90.
braka, lzy zaltkk1reeily sic Y
Kazimierzowi, i ME
my6lac, ruszyl do jego
cha1upy.
Jak pred kilkanastu laty,
tax i teraz ma %podworku o.
pustoszalej chalupy zastal
mn6stwo ludzi, tylko niewe-
so|ych, ale zasmuconych.
WIasnie przyjechal ksiads
proboszcz 2 Olejem 6wietym
do chorego Szymka. Pred
kilku .dniami rabiacego drwa
" leslie ~przywaliia soana, j
cd tel chwili W okropnych
konal Szymek
Paprotnia. !:
! Sko6czyla sic spowiedz
swieta, ksiadz proboszcz ca.
wzruszony wychodzil 2 :
izby, gdy Y progu y. spo !
sic Kalmierzem; starry
proboszcz mial dobra panied,
P,okrzyWe j rzek}:
.Idzcie Kazimierzu do
hiego, idzcie, on was najbar.
potrzebuje.
zdziwiony tom Pokrsy =
do izby, gdzie lezal
konaiaey. Moi ty Boze, ja-
kaz tam by1a nedzal44 kilka
slomy rozr.ucooycb
' kaoie, stara suknans kt6-
przykrytc chorego, ko-
2 woda, ot6z :wszyst-
70, co stanerlio maj4tek ..
XII So E-- - EtzSr%5f 49," -#ar,E. .[EJ-2s - -
wego szFhka, syna naibo-
,atszego kmiecia We: wsi. ].
q K'al,z,i1mliiierlz = Weszfo
cisk1a'wych> os6 j..
.5zymonie, zapytaI Pokrzyva,
~, poznaiea w nj 4 !.
Ma ten CLOS zatrz4sl sic
,:'lhoery j !. q1lbr6ciw szy, : trud-
glove, spoirzal ma
n6wiaeego. 4 sic popat,
tax. ~ mu stansiy v
rELF- . asE e-sS- &L +-SE = 49,. 49, E- O.-Es
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-08

PAoWuG uy06o BosPUuaIstWO,
nii'eurodzai, pomor boY q,
grad j inne kleski gospodar-
skie SLY rok "a rokiem ko-
LEILA, a przytem choroba ie-
50 zony " k5ilka lat dopel-
niiy zniszczenia. Starry jego
Enjciec r6wniez zmarnial i wy
|| seed ma . ksomornika, 9 tax,
m6wili lud:zie, cudza krzyWda
ma doore i'm ME wysz1a.
By1o to ma wiosne, lecy
|.dziesiec lat potem, akurat {. v
sam dzieh nieszcze6liwej
|6mierci straznika Stanislswa.
Teraz zamiast sniegu jul
slcnko ciep}e ogrzewalo zie-
mic, jaki taxi bral "a plug
t-.-t~ ~, $500 -E4%<at ~sa2E~a&EIF.
dalej ma pole, skowronki po-
kazYwaiy sic ma roll, q lu-
dziom pc ciezkiej zimie We
selej bylo ma sercu.
Ma tenn miejscu, gdzie "a
bity zostal straznik niespo-
dziewanie zeszlo sic dwoje
ludzi: mezczyzna troche z
chlopska, troche 2 wiejska
ubrany, m6g1 mice oko1o
lat 70 wieku, bielutkj jak-
+go]ab, ale rzezwy, rumiany
kobieta za6 choc
:mloda, DO mole trzydziesci
:1at miala, ale blada, zmizero-
= =. .Fss7tt
wana,-z dzieckiem= IA reku,
AMI spostrzeg}a, ze 6w staru-
seek bardzo lei she : "a krza-
.ka przygladaf.
- Kasiu! zawolal naraz
staruszek 2 .ukrycia.
% Mako N~ajswietsza; q
to kto? krzyknie, zrywajac
sic z miejsca Gala przestra;
ezona,. i porwawszy dziecko,
zaczela uciekae.
= Kasiu! krzyknie wtedy
zastepujac jej droge staru-
seek. c6rko moja, ME poz-
najesz OLGA?
W rzeczy. samej byli to
Pokrzywa starry c6rka jego
.Kasia, kt6rzy szczeg6lniej-I
seem zrzadzeniem Bozem to-
go dnia wybrali sic na miej
see zab6jstwa st1aznika. Do
pieroz bylo miedzy. mimi u
ciechy j. :iez i piAoz ~ iS'eis-
kad i calowah! Pokrzywa Z !
powiedziat iej sWoje wypadkis
jak. go uwolnili : krYminalu,
jak dostal potem miejsce g
konoma, jak sic dorobit gro.
sza znowu i przybyf do
swojej wsi Yak ohesyt sywot
ma swoich snieeiach. Ona
m6Wi}a znowu, e uciek I
70 wsi, " kt6rei bez ojca zyc
ME mogla, poszla do klasz
torus do Krakowza is,tta,mtad
zakohnlca wydala ma
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-01
SMITH DOES NOT APPROVE.
Georgia Governor is Opposed to Com
 yfcf Leame Hfla

Georgia Governor is Opposed to Con-
 vfct Lease Bill.
 Atlanta, Ga. Aug. 31.-Georgia's ef- forts to correct the convict lease sys- tenn through legislation at a special session of the House and Senate of the State may mot amount to anything.
 The indications are that the meas ure known as the Holder bill which has already passed the House does not meet with the approval of Governor Hoke Smith, and that he will not sign 1t under any circumstances. This bill provides for the abolishment of the lease system in 1911 and has some other features with which the Governor does not agree.
 There is no limit to the time of the extra session and there were reports about the Capitol today that it would be prolonged beyond October. Early in this month the regular election fin Get. gia will be held and with this election the terms of the present mem- bers of the General Assembly expire.
 An extraordinary session of the new Legislature would be embarrassing. as one of its first duties would be to can vass the vote for Governor and de- the State in succession of Hoke Smith.
 The fight on the bill to tax near beer'' is waning and it Is not likely that any such measure will pass.
 The income tax bill also met with vigorous opposition in both Houses to- day.
 A minority report from the Judiciary Committee today recommended that the Prison Commission be abolished.
 There is also a great deal of in- terest in the proposition to submit a constitutional amendment at the next general election for the abolishment of the convict lease system if 1t is found that this can not be done by legisla- tive enactment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-01
TEACHERS IN MOBILE.

sr..~ AesembIe and Listen to Aanress'
 Mobile, Aug. s1.-(speciai1--Scnooi Saschers numb erfng about 100 gatner- sS .t inc Barton Academy this morn snr to take part in the exereases Toh @hs teachers e1stitute of the Consres- sionai district. - .aa
 Tine welcoming address was maus hv s. $. Murphy. superintendent or $fa nubfic schools of this city. Tn ro,,,a velI-chosen phrases he expressed 4bs hope that the visit of the teacne CTS fo this city might be most peasant aa well as profitable.
 Al tha morning session, the only one that will be held today, George E. vvaIiave delivered lecture on the vaIua of manual training In the sohools This lecture was listened to win much interest especially by the teachers of Mobile. because the enforce ment of the prohibition law on Jan ,,arv next, promises to cause dis conffnuance of the manual training department of Mobiles system of edu- cation.
 Quite an interesting paper was read m the subject of the teaching of nure English in the sch oois, by Prof. M. A. Nickle, who held the interest of his audience throughout the lec- ture.
 The teachers will be In this city a week to ten days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-01
DIXON IS APPOINTED
CHAIRMAN OF SPEAKERS BUREAU
 FOR REPUBs.
Chairman Hitchcock Began his Poiiti- cal Conferences Yesterday and Disposed of a Very Large
 Amount of Business.

Chicago. Aug. s1.-Senator Joseph M. Dixon, Of Montana, was today ap- pointed by Chairman Hitchcock. of the Republican National Committee as the director of the speakers bureau of the Chicago headquarters.
 The long service of Senator Dixon as a member of the house of repre- sentatives and later of the United States Senate, has equipped him for this position for the reason that he Is familiar with the qualifications of members of congress for active canl- paigning. He has a wide acquaintance also among leaders of *he Republican party in the Western states who will be called upon to nll speaking en- agreements.
 Chairman Hitchcock began his poll tical conferences today within ten minutes after he reached the city from New York. He had breakfast on tho train and proceeded directly to the headquarters in the Harvester build ing and disposed of 6 large amount of business brought before him by Sec retary Hayward and other officials of the western campaign force. He con ferred also with Senator Dixon and Fred c. Uppam. the assistant treas urer of the national committee.
 The question of providing .peak- CT of national importance to address the Republican state convention at Springfield September 9. was brought to Mir. Hitchcock's attention by State Chairman West The Illinois leaders wanted Mir. Taft, Gov. Hughes, SecTe- tary Root or MT. Sherman, the candi- date for vice president. but 'tone of those men was available so early in the campaign.
 It was announced today that Mir Sh erman would make his first cam paign speech in this city, probably be- fore the Hamilton Club. on Septemoer 2S. He will continue speaking in the state for the next three days. Senator Hemenway and State Chair man James P. Goodrich of Indiana were callers at the Republican head quarters today. The former expressed the opinion that Indiana would give from 26.000 to 50.000 majority for Taft and Sherman and that the entire state ticket would be carried by the RepIb- licans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-01
WORKING ON PROPOSED
 REVISION OF TARIFF

washington. Aug. 31.-The work roWss hss oeen 1ssnn by sspstor Bur
 istrative features of the proposed tarif revision. will be followed by similar labor by another sub-commit- tee of the Senate Committee on Finance, of which Senator Hopkins, of Illinois. is chairman.
 Mr. Hopkins's committee is com posed of himself and Senators Bur rows. Penrose. Money and Taiiaferro. To this committee has been entrusted the great burden of the labor of pre- paring bill for the Senate, as it is directed to consider what changes in the customs rates are desirable and to secure proof of the relative cost of production in the United States and other competing countries"
 While In Washington recently at- tending the meeting of the Burrows committee. Senator Hopkins stated that he would not call his organi- zauon together until some time dur ing the fall In the meantime, how ever. he will ask the Departments of State Agriculture and Commerce and Labor to procure such information for him as they can through their repre- sentatives abroad relative to the cost of production in foreign countries. with a view of supplying the com mittee the best information possible In conducting it's comparisons.
 When the committee meets 1t will immediately take up the subject of the effect of the probable change not only upon labor. but upon the various industries of the country and will un- dertake to decide, in so far as if can what changes in the tarif are desir- able from all points of view. That MT. Hopkins appreciates the magni- tude of this inquiry Is made manifest by the preparations that he Is mak ing. He also apprehends no little dif- hcuIty in reconciling the conflicting interests which are always involved in tariff changes. Already the East- ern manufacturers are making known their demands for free raw material. while the Western producers are be- ginning to stand out for the produce tion or such articles as wool and hides.
 For instance: The committee has no purpose of trying to rob fha Yonss. Committee on Ways and Means oS sts prerogative or oganizing tarife Ie9isIa. tion' put IS simply preparing itself for the intelligent consideration of tbe suoJect after the House bills reach Lhe senate. It is understood 1hat members of the House Committed are making preparations for the nronosaS leglsiation. though none of them have come 10 washington for that nurncse ~ is believed that by taking mn th. MoiX at this early date much tinoa can pc saved and that the special zas. sa,,.., "nlcn Is to be called after inc ,ourth or next March, the tariff ies1s- lation will be shortened. ssnsta lSsls- S hins expresses the opinion tbat ,p necessary. nOt De
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-01
ORGANIZING CLUBS.
MT. TomIinson Says Mr. Bryan VIII Di
 rect Work.


 rect Work.
 New York, Aug. 31.-William Jen- nings Bryan will write until election a letter to be sent to the secretarys of every Democratic Club, giving advice and suggestion as to the line of cam paign.
 This novel feature of Presidential struggle was made known today by John W. Tomlinson. head of the Bu- reau of Club Organization of the Dem ocratic National Committee, who Is now in this city organizng Democratic clubs throughout the Eastern States. The nian If organizing Democratic clubs In voting precincts was devised by MT. Bryan.
 state Chairman William J. Connors today turned over to Mfr. Tomlinson c list of 5000 precinct committeeman in New York State who will be directed hv the National Committee to organize at once Democratic clubs.
 Col. Henry Watterson and National Committeeman Josephus Daniels of North Carolina held conference at the headuuarters today on, the literary and publicity department. MT. Daniels has just returned from an extended trip through the Middle West which he declares win be undoubtedly Tor MT Bryan. s National Chairman Mack who spent Sunday at the home of friend In Connecticut did not return to head quarters until this afternoon. Mfr. Mack has requested John W. Atwood, head of the Speakers Bureau in Chi- cago, to prepare at once an Itinerary for John W. Kern, Vice-Presidentfal candidate on the Democratic ticket in the Northwest States.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-01
TRIAL OF CHRISTIAN.
Negro is Held at Brevvton fer sFur-
 der.

Negro is Held at BrewtOn fer HEur-
 der.
 Brewton, Aug. s1.-(SpeciaI.) )-Clar- ence Christian, the negro who shot and killed Jim Pollard. another negro, in Atnore few weeks ago, was giv- en q preliminary trial today before Justice L. B. Mcconnell. A number of witnesses were examined, and the evil dence went to show that the crime was deliberate murder. and Christian was accordingly remanded to jail without the privilege of bail to await the act- ion of the grand jury.
 c. H. Bricken, of Luverne, was in the city last night and this morning in the interest of his candidacy for the nomi- nation as Congressman from this dis trict. He went from here to Pollard where he delivered an address to the voters. and addressed the citizens of FIomaton tonight. He will deliver an address at the court eouse in Brewton tomorrow night.
 Mrs. P. B. Mcclellan, Miss Ella Ma lone and Miss Ruby Malone have re- turned from a two weeks visit to St. Louis.
 T. s. Sowell. of Pine Barren, Flor ida spent Sunday in Brewton with his parents. Mir. and Mrs. T. S. SoweH ST.
 Rev. W. M. Murray will return from his summer vacation this week and fill his pulpit in the Baptist church next Sunday.
 Mayor D. W. Powell. of Fiomaton, was a visitor to Brewton today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-01
Preserving Pears. 7D cents Per Crate. BROCK GROCERY co.
MARINE NEWS.
Arrival and Departure of Vessels At
 Southern Ports.

Arrival and Departure of Vessels At
 Southern Ports.
 Mobile. Ala, Aug. 31-Arrived: Steamers-Thelma. (Nor.). Kamfjord, Gulfport; Times, (Nor). Gram, Caiba- rien; schoonere-Eatna, (Amn.)s Chap man, Santiago; barks-Hillside, (Br.( MorrelI, Kingston; Alfheim. (Nor.). Moller. Bridgetown.
 Cleared: Steamers Helen, (Nor.), starnem, Puerto Cortez; schooners- Hieroynmous. (Br.). Somerville. Hay ana; Phineas W. Sprague, (Amn.), Sim mons, CaibRrien-
 Port Eads. La. Aug. s1-Arrived: steamers--Valsalice. (Ital). Costa, Ge- not via Spezia, etc; Nor, (Norl. odf- jelI, Vera Cruz and Tampico; Comus, (Amn.), Boyd, New York: Bertha. (Nor.) Aamot. Port Rarrios via Puerto Cortez and Belize: Aureola. (Br.), Wa ters, Emden: Arvonian. (Br.). Williams. Santos via Rio do Janeiro and St. Lu- cia; Carolyn. .(Amn.). Sullivan. Phila- delphia; Rosina, (Br.). Hurry. Cetba.
 New Orleans, La. Aug. s1-cleared: Steamers-Dictator. (Nor.), Haraldsen. Bluehelds; Anenburg. (Ger.), Burmeia- ter, Hamburg, via Norfolk; Excelsior, tAmn.). Birney. Havau.
 Galveston, Tex, Aug. S1-Arrtved: Steamers-Georgia, (Ger.), Heintz. Vera Cruz; Fl Norte, Maxson. New York.
 Cleared: Steamers-Monomoy. (Br). Rugby. Havre and Hull; Hornby Castle. (Br), Walters. Antwerp; Lord Roberts. (Br.). Boal. Rotterdam.
 Sailed Steamers-Basill. (Brl, Glad ney. Liverpool, (previous): Monomoy, (Br.). Rugby. Havre and Hull; Koeln, (Ger), Mayer. Bremen: Hornby Castle. (Br.). Walters. Antwerp; Saint Bede. (Br). Cafferta. Hamburg.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-01
NETHERLANDS REPLY
 TO PRESDDNT CASTRO

London, Aug. 31.--The reply of the Netherlands Government to President Castro's last note will, it is understood. be in substance that the Dutch cruiser Geiderland did not salute the Vene- zuelan flag on entering Laguaria, be- cause under international naval prac- ttces. a war vessel does not salute q flag in a foreign port if she had ent- cred that port and saluted within a year.
 The GelderIand had done this Be-
 sides, itfis declared. 1t was not known
 whether the forts would reply should
 the Gelderland salute them, and all chance of further embarrassment was
 saved by the cruiser keeping within the international precedent of saluting once within a year.
 As for the alleged insults to the Venezuelan Consul at Wiilemstad, Is- land of Curacao, the gentleman so en- titled, 1t is stated, was never accepted by the Netherlands Government as a Consul. hence he could not officially be styled Consul and was in Curacao sim- ply as a citizen of Venezuela. The Dutch colonists at Curacao expressed great indignation. when, following the arrest of a man distributing leaflets denouncing the Holland Government, the man said he was hired by the so- called Venezuelan Consul.
 In conclusion, 1t is said the treat ment of M. de Reus. the Dutch Min. ister at Caracas, who was expelled by President Castro, was irregular accord ing to international etiquete. as Pres ident Castro. instead of sending NJ. de Reus his passports and expeiling hi mfrom the country, should have in- formed the Netherlands Government that his Minister was no longer per sona-grata and should have requested his recall. The method President Cas- tro preferred to follow was offensive and in violation of diplomatic proce- dure
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-01
MOBILE WOMAN HEIR
 TO VALUABLE ESTATE

Mobile. Aug. s1.--Noah K. Ludlow. engineer of the steamer R. p. Lee in fhe famous race on the Mississippi River with the steamer Natcnez. Wne1 tt. latter blew up, was today notified that his wife is heir to sixty-five acres of iand in the heart of New York Guy worth millions of dollars.
 Mrs. Ludlow, it Is claimed IS one of the few remaining heirs to the orig- traI owners of the property who gave a ninsty-nine year lease rms ieass is about to expire. covsr Mrs. Ludlow's interest in the property.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-01
Police Case. Oontfnued.

Mobile. Aug. 31.-(SpeciaD-The cases against Joe williamson, Robert Alexander and D. H. Prttchard, who figured in a sensational fight, at Royal and Dauphin streets Saturday. and which led up to 6 fight in the police station later on. were continued this morning at the request of Joe Will Hanson. In like manner the cases pending in the inferior court, in which these men are mixed up are also continued
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-01
Slavery Must Be stopped.

Paris, Aug. 3l.--A despatch from Lisbon says that the International Or= ganization of anti-Slavists has taken up the matter of the treatment of the natives of Angola, a Portuguese pos session in West Africa. which is de- scribed as disguised slavery, equal to anything in the Belgian Congo. It Is understood, the despatch says. that the British and American governments have been asked to intervene in the autumn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-01
L,.hilit,e. of aroI.er..

Buffalo. N. r.. Aug. 31.-The liabili- ties to customers of Meadows. Williams & Co. the brokerage firm which sus- pended recently. for margins advanced for the purchase of stocks and secur- ity on deposit for transfer and as col- lateral. will total s600.oo0 or more. 1t was learned today. This does not include about $700.ooo which they owe the banks and which indebtedness is amply secured by collateral.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-01
HOTEL IN PENSACOLA
FINE BUILDING IS NOW UNDER
 CONSIDERATIONS.
Aged Woman Accuses Former Police naan Thomas F. Nee of Terrible
 Crime and He Has Dfsap-

Pensacola, Fla. Aug. sL-(speciaD- Although all day has been consumed in making an examination of plans of the half-miliion-doliar hotel to be Pensacola Hotel Co, is tonight un- decided as to which set of plans will be accepted but the contest has mar rowed down to two plans. one drawn by Mobile and Pensacola firm jointly.
 Both contemplate an eight-story Building. and the arrangement some what similar to the Cawthon Hotel of Mobile. Charles B. Harvey. of Mobile. as well as a number of architects have been in the city during the day and attended all sessions of the commit tee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-01
Couductor I. Crushed.

Conductor James Dean. of the Street Railway Company. was severely in- jured tonight by being caught be- tween two cars. the hips and lower limbs being crushed.
 The conductor was passing between the two cars which had come to a stop at the foot of Palafox street. when the motorman of one of the cars reached over in a playful manner and struck at Dean. As he did so his arm struck the controller of the car,f turning on the power and the car crashed into Dean, catching him be- tween the cars. He was moved to his home at once.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-01

coln. have been the active participants. All three of them have travelled over different parts of the State making speeches during the past week.
 Governor Sheldon will have no com petition for the re-nominatfon by the Republicans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-01
MIR. DENHAws FAREWELL.
Episcopal CIersyman Says Ward Pol
 ffes Arc fu Vogue

ties Are In Vogue.
 New Orleans, La. Aug. 3f.--In de- iivering his farewell sermon to the congregation of St. Georges Protest ant Episcopal Church yesterday, Rev. W. E. W. Denham declared that in many so-called churches of Christ nowadays. the same methods were adopted by congregational leaders that were used by ward leaders in politics.
 Mir Denham's resignation followed strife which arose in the church over his refusal to administer the sacrament to certain woman communicant. He will return to England and serve under the Bishop of London.