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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-08
So SUSPECTS HELD.

Pittsburg. Feb. S.--The six Italians
arrested yesterday In connection with
the Black Hand society operations
against wealthy residents of Sewickly
Heights, We're today held for trial. w.
RI Singer. the artist. one Of the men
threatened by the society, has closed
his home at Sewiokley and removed TO
PittsburE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-08
REMARKABLE INSTANCE
OF WIRELESS TELEGRAPH.

Washington. Feb. ga remarkable
instance of wireless telegraphlc COM
munication has been verified at the
bureau of equipment, navy department.
A wireless station at Poma Iona near
San Diego picked the Connecticut then
talking off the coast of Cuba, took down
the message and also picked up a mes
sage being sent from the wireless sta
tion at Pensacola, Fla. Experts are
wondering whether the message went
across the continent or in the other d.
rection around the world.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-08
FIRE DRIVES our GUESTS.

Bridgeport Con-, Feb. S.-Guests OF
the Guillard hotel here, including more
than score of members of the Peter
Pan company. We're Obliged to leave
their rooms early today by fire which
quickly spread from the first to tho
fourth floor. The monetary loss was
about $1,000. Two fyemen We're severely
burned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-08
TIMBER SUIT
Government Brings Action Against the
Fremont sugar Company

A suit has been hled In the United
states circuit courI against the Fro'
mont Sugar company alleging mlFap-
priation OF 200. 600 feet OF tinlher mlsap-
total value of $4,000 The complaint
alleges that the timber WAC taken un'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-08
scnwAn SAILS roR nussIA.

New York Feb S.--Charles NJ.
Schwab, president Of tho Bethlehem
steel CORPORATION, ana Archibald
Johnson, vice president Of the corpnr-
alton. sailed for Europe today Mr..
schwab Is going to Russia. it II re-
ported, for tho purpose OF making ar
rangements with the Russian govern
ment for the construction Of battle
ships
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-08
STOLE A TRUNK.
Travelling Man is Minus ~ Sample
Skirts--Talscn from Depot.

a travelling man named Clark is mi
nus a trunk and 72 sample skirts which
were stolen from him at the Rio Grande
depot last night, The trunk, or what
remained of it, was recovered by the
police, but the skirts, valued at from
81 to S7.h0 each. cannot be found. Tho
trunk was stolen from the baggage
room ana taken into box car where
IT was smashed open and the skirts
stolen. No trace of the thieves has
as vet been found
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-08
SMASHED WINDOW AND STOLE

Pittsburg, Feb. S.-Three thieves early
today hurled a brick through window
of downtown jewelry store at Liber-
ty and Seventh avenues and, grabbing
a dozen watches, several rings and 9TH
er valuables. made their escape. The
robbery was witnessed by a number OF
persons.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-08
FEMALE THIEF ARRESTED.

a woman giving the name OF Kittie
Green Is under arrest at police head
quarters on the charge of robbing L.
Lalla of $50. The alleged robbery took
place at resort on Commercial street,
and Lalla filed a complaint against the
woman. The case was called this morn
ing but went over until Monday for
hearing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-08
TROOPS REMAIN IN
G0LDFlELD TILL MARCH 7.

San Francisco. Feb. SIT is officially
announced that the u. S. troops win re-
main in Goldheld until March Z, by
which time 1t is thought the Nevada
state constabulary win have been or
ganized and equipped.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-08
rnn CAME rREsEnYEs.

Leadville. colo, Fec S'--The f1r-
est supervisor Of the second govern
ment inspection district IN convention
here. adopted resolutions taYorin6 ne
establishment OF game reserves ia the
national for,ats,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-08
BATTLESHIP FLEET
GOING THROUGH STRAITS

Punta Arenas, Strait of Magellan.
Feb s, p. m.-The American battle
ships. accompanied by the torpedoboat
flotilla. cleared from the harbor at
o'clock on their way through the west
ern half of the strait to the Pacific
coast of South America.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-08
40 prNsIoNs WANTED.

waco, Texas, Feb. Spa Clehurn
camp. United Confederate iterans,
last night adopted resolution strong
~ Directing 20 soliciting the Rovon-
ment for pensions for confederate
soldiers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-08

wero ROBBED In the mourning garb Of
English widows, thoir black cloaks
covered by long VEIL carried, as did
the king, tall lighted candles. They
left the collins at the portals OF the
palace.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-08

! merchants "voIume OF Advertise
ing" Is regarded rs an index of his
..Vomme of Business
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-08

READ THE WANT COLUMNS TO
DAY. They Are salt Lakes Market
Place.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-15
De Panama

La Quasi tragedla panamefla, este
es la inusitada explosion de patrio-
tismo que agito los ariscos sentimien-
toS de unoS cuantos ciudadanOs del
Istmo, cuando sc anunci6 que fuerzas
colomb ianas habfan invadido el te-
rritorio nacional-de todo 10 cual dl-
mos cuenta en- nuestra Revlsta ante
rior-ha tenido TN epflogo patetico,
81 sc nos permite usar Ell vocablo.
Aun cuando no tranScurrlerOn mu-
chos dfas sin llegar la noticia de que
los informeS acerca de la invasion
eran falsos, no faltaron quienes no
satisfechos con ell mentfs y deseosos
no solo de poner en- practica aquello
de que vista hace fe'', siro de bus
car al propio tempo la OCCASION de
formar con sus pechos muralla al pa
SO de los audaces invaSoreS, obtuvie-
ron que sc pusiera a ordenes suyas
una de las maquinas de guerra de la
armada nacional, y tripulantes en- ella
hicieron rumbo las regiones de Ju-
rado, tres comisionados al efecto.
Fueron distinguidos con la ardua y
peligrosa mission, don Jill Sanchez,
ell orador fogoso que con sus palabras
le hizo poner de punta los pelos q los
patiotas panamefios y llamado, por
10 mismo, descargar, diestra y ST.
niestra, golpes de alfanje sobre los
invasores; Don EraSmo Mendez, quien
fgura en- Ell ndmero de los ALTOONA
dos q la ciencia de Hipocrates este
para ell case de q. un derramamiento
de sangre Sc hiciera inevitab BILE, y
por 1ltimo, su paternidad, Ell Reve.
rendo Jose Suarez, quien lie cores
ponderia Ia cristiana tarea de ayudar
4 bien MORN las victimas de los
mandobles del tribune Sanchez.
Ondas apaciblecib1es y vientos
propicios llevaron la guerrero nave
hasta las cercanfas de Jurado. Una
vez allf, y despues de haber tornado
las precauciones y medidas que la
ciencia de Marie aconseja en- casos
sem ejantes, este es, ahlados los
sables, bisturfs y antisepticos prontos
& funcionar y alberto Ell Breviario
en- las paginas consagradas q los
responses y demas servicios de di-
funtos, avanzaron los comisionados
haSta el Slt1o en- donde Sc SupOn1a
que ell extrangero audaz alzaba sus
tiendas de campaf1a.
Soledad y silencio de desierto rel
naban en- aquellas comarcas: solo
algunos ejemplares de la raza si1nia
Sc entreten1an en- hacer piruetas en-
la coma de los arboles, y los veinticin-
co 6 treinta pobladores de Jurado
dormian apaciblemente la siesta, que
en- mala hora les fueron interrum-
PR los inesperados exploradores.
Convencidos, pues, de que no habia
enemigos que combatir, regresaron
triunfalmente 4 Panama llevando Ia
conSoladora nueva con 10 cual Sc res
tablecio la calma, 10 que tan eficaz :
mente contribuyeron el orador de
marras, Ell afcionado Galeno su
Reverencia el Padre Suarez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-15

Ademas evan salon mpotan mejora
Los alude
hulos de E
omodidades demas
artuadas pueden cooca poc6n
Ell tamblen avabos
oalas la disposition de los de oo puede
ALI ensegud eguen atender
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-15

La American Railroad Company
pone en- conocimiento del p1blico
que ha esta blecido un c6modo ser
vicio de trenes nocturnos para pa
sajeros, que circularan con arreglo
al itinerario al margen.
Dichos trenes ofrecen en- primer
t6rmino, la ventaja de que los CO.
merciantes y los agricultores pue-
den hacer los viajes largos sin
grandes molestias, mientras que la
ausencia de los sitios de sus ocupa.
clones es 10 mas corta possible.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-08
FOR HOSPITAL FUND
CrRcus FOR BENEFIT OF INFIRAE-
 AIRY IS sUCCESSFULs
Jones EmoFmeuN shovTs Gave Geoa Per- formAameen an Site of ProRosed Structure and Divide Pre-
 eeeNa of Sales.

It was a profitable and pleasureable circus that the Montgomery Infrmary
 Aid Association helped the Jones Enor-
 nous Shows to give yesterday matinee
 and night, and it may safely be said that a great many feel that way about it. Not that Mir. Jones and hts shows needed any assistance to give good circus. for they proved that they were very conpetent Indeed to amuse. in- struct, educate and delight. which is the circusian circumiocution for the consummation of the purpose of the un- der-one-tent two-rings-at-once idea Of entertainment. But the Infirmary Aid gave inspira- tion and the actors did their very best.
 Then, too, the Innrmary Aid--you see its real friends can be familiar with it and leave off it's last narne--Snade a sort of home party of it. If was just
 like being in the circus yourself. Chill dren, when the llama leared barriers it
 ought to have leaped and then over the
 ropes it ought not to have leaped, were all about the arena. They would have
 ridden the ponies if j,ast at the psycho- logical moments the elephants had not
 made such terrific noises Little boys that you know down town sold the can dies and things. and fell down the steep l stairways seats with delicious solemn l ity. The audience was always shifting, people walking calmly about to speak
 one to another, and ask how the box
 office, which James. S. Parrish and D. ".
 Crosland so kindly and efficiently help ed the Enormous Shows, managers to | handle, came on, or if the children had got over the measles.
 Some of the members of the Infirm-
 ary Aid took great pains to see that
 the elephants were fed their meat be-
 fore they were made to go through
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-08
CLAIMS CHAMPIONSHIP.
Wetumpka Men Made Record In ''Prep"
 School Games.


 Wetumpka. March 7.-(Special l- The basket ball team of the Fifth Dis trict Agricultural School here claims the Prep" State championship.
 It's strongest rival for this honor Owenton College, was defeated by the score of IT to 13. Marion Military In- stitute cancelled its game with the Wetumpka boys and no Inducements could get them to play the local five. They were defeated by the Birming- ham Y. NJ. c. A. 54 to 5. so they were not in the race.
 This is the first year that the We: tumpka boys have played the game ana when it is considered that they nave played college teams. Y. M. c. A. teams and athletic clubs whose members nave played the game for several years, their work would do credit to any col- lege team, especially where they have such a small number of students to se- lect from.
 The team consisted of Freeman and Hun. forwards; Shirley. Guhter. Bate man and Owsley, guards. There were no bright individual stars on the team but they worked together for the good of the team.
 The local five played eight games of basket ball, winning six out of the eight. Won three games from the We tumpka Athletic Club, two from the second team of the Montgomery Y: M 1 C.. A., one from Owenton College Lost | me to Auburn, one to Montgomers l GreyE.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-08

their wonderful performances. One of them was temerarfous enough to scat ter handful of cfaR in the face of a lion that looked so hungry she could not resist his piteous, appealing eye. And everybody felt secure. The Infirmary Aid. in keeping with their worship of the aseptic, had seen to it that the animals were sterflized so that one might, if he chose to be like the brave fellow in The Hunting of The Shark" walk paw in paw with the bear, to keep up It's courage. ard yet come away without humps or anything else Of the kind
 The Innrmary Aid made some money on the proposition. It got half the gross receipts. and. after expenses had been deducted had balance to place to the credit of the hospital that is going to stand just where the tent was pitched. Some day. if you are lying with q broken leg in enc of the wards you can think how comicai was Peggy OsBrien, heraIded as Americas funniest clown (and as T5uck Finn said of the clown in his immortal circus, he could gay the funniest things)--I say. you can remember old Pogey and laugh so that the white-capped nurse and the very doctor himself will wonder what fin the world has come over you, and say that you have nydrophobic hyste- Yia, or some other dangerous malady. and have you put into straight jacket.
 Now that Is what the Infirulary Aid aid. ii gave ton. which means more than evep Humpty Dunpty used to make a tiny word of three letters stand for.
 Mir Jones, the manager of the Shows. saw to 1t that the performances were creditab1e in every detail. The aero batlc features afforded were excellent. Many new and extremely difficult things were done. The ju9glers were flne too and some of their tricks were as clever as possible. Tn the trapeze and ring work the members of Mr. Jones's shows covered themselves with glory being we'll above the average.
 Trained ponies and elephants and an educated llama. pretty graceful, tim. orous but highly intelligent were part
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-08
POLITICS IN WILCOX
Demoeratae Commitfee Fixes Date fol
 Primary.

Democratic Commitfee Fixes Date for
 Primary.
 Camden. March 7--(Special. )--The County Executive Committee of the Democratic Party. met here yesterday at 1 o'clock Cor the purpose of making arrangements for the primary.
 In the absence of Chairman J. M. Bonner, Hon. S. D. Bloch. the secretary called the committee to order
 A resolution was offered and carried that a double primary be held. the first on May !. and the second on May IS, 1o0S..
 The committee vigorously protested against the action of the State Com mittee in encroaching on the rights of the County Committees in doing away with the right of the County Commit tees to have double primaries if they thought proper: that such action was opposed to home rule and local self government
 Managers and returning officers were then appointed to conduct the election in the different precincts
 Rev. ]. P Sanders. who has been quite sick. has returned home much improved in health. ..
 W. A. Mclean. W. J. Miller and E. M Cathcart, for members of Board of Rev enue. R. G. Ross and J. W. Cooper roi Road Supervisors. are the latest can didates for office.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-08
A Geverament Ballalsn.

Inspector Fred Crockett. was here Thursday for the purpose of locating the Federal building to be erected in Columbus and Inspector c. F. Trotter was here today for the purpose of securing quarters for use as a post office until the Federal building fs completed
 The office is at present located in the city hall building and the municipal authorities want to increase the rent from s3O0 to $S50 per annuEn.
 c. F. Sherrod is anxious to have the post-office located on South Mar ket Street and has offered the govern ment a corner apartment on the first floor of the Stone Hotel building which fronts on that thoroughfare.
 The terms of Mir. Sherrod's offer could not be ascertained but Mir. Trot- ter intfmated that 1t was very attrac- tive. He would give out no informa- tion as to which site he would recom- mend.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-08
LEE BLAKE KILLED
MISSISSIPPI MAN MEETS A TER-
 RfBIE DEATH.
seantling Hits Him in Head Crushlns His skull at Coiumbus--Loca- fion of The New Ggverm-
 menf Buiidfng.

Columbus. Miss. March 7--tspeciaD Lee Blake. saw mill man employed at the lumber mill of ". c. Bell and son. about seven miles southeast Of Columbus, was killed this afternoon.
 Blake was running what is known as a scantIing machine when piece of scantling flew up and hit him in the forehead. The blow was very violent, part of his brains having been knocked out by the force of the impact
 physician was hastily summoned but Mir Blake's wound was of such serious nature that nothing could De done for him and after lingering a few hours he passed away.
 Mir. Blake was about forty-five years old and Is survived by his widow. three daughters and two sons. The body will be inferred in Piny-G Cen1e- tery the funeral occurring there st l o'clock Sunday afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-08
TO BURY BODY OF MATE.

Mobile. March --(speciaD--The tug Nellie of Pensacola was reported as having come to Navy Cove this after noon and started on her way back 10 Pensacola with the remains of the mate of the Manteo who was drowned from that vessel. His body was hung up at Navy Cove.
 The Nellie was spoken from Fort Morgan and she gave the purpose oI her trip stating that she had exhumed the remains of the mate and was go ing hack to Pensacola where the re- mains would be re-interred by relatives of the unfortunate man. The Nellte's flags were at half mast
 Gloves, silks, furs and faces cleaned Start Monday. Phone 11S.
 Montgomery French Dry CIeaninR Co
 POS Dexter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-08
TO THE LADIES or MONTGOMERY.

TO THE LADIES or MONTGOMEHY. We begin operation of our machinery AEandny and we are the only concern in the city prepared to do genuine. sa&- aafactory French Dry Cleaning. At last we have eur aanclsinery installed and are ready to do your work. We are g0- tnw to make this point . household nee ecsaity. We have engaged experts h cleaning and dyeimG to come and take charge of these departments and tse want every lady in the city to give ns a trial. Oar wagons win call at any part of the city.
 Montgomery French Dry ClenntnG Co.
 Phone 113.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-08
of the program that delIghted bid and


 of the program that delighted old and young alike.
 Nor must the clowns be forgotten. MT Jones safd conhdentiaily, Of course. that the king of them all, Posev OBrien, was SC years old, but Rosey was as young and sprightly and anus ing as any of the others---nay, he was more of all those admirable thines- compliment. for the clowns wera n,isht : ny humorous. and made everybody laugh whether he wished to or not
 Altogether 1t was good show and the lnnrn1ary Aid and Mir. Jones may well think awfully nice things of them selves as s--they solemnly wend their way to church in the bright. warm sunshine this morning when the sah- 6atical peace and duietude lay soften ing touch upon memory of the strife and the labor the tuniulf and the shouting of a long week of work weil done for a worthy cause. ss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-08
necinmmtaou os Tyu,v.r.,.v-

University, March 7.--(Special.) )--The annual prize Reclamation contest by members of the sophomore class for tho c. E. Thomas medal, occurred last night in Clark Hall.
 There were nine contestants and the prize, a gold medal. was awarded by th@ iudRes to Robert L. Burkes of Stroud.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-08
BIw Lumnber Fire.

Monroe. La. March 7.--In fire at the plant of the Louisrana Central Lumber Company at Clarks. La., yes terday, six million feet of lumber were destroyed. The loss, covered by insurance. esestimated at s100. 900. Sev- eral buildings and drying kiln at the plant were burned.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-08
GRAVEL ROADe

Bids will be received by the Board of seor' ss"I March 18th. % for @ xrsdins and % gravel 1tnK 10 miles of the Mobile road. 10 miles of the Carter Hiil road and ! 1.3 miles of the Banner and Dublin road.
 specincaticns on nle in office of County MnKine1r.
 Tho right to reject any or all bids Is reserved. J. q. BULLEN.
 et County Engineer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-08

Right here at our warehouse, 90 railroad tracks tO cross, no watsing, right prices, acid phOsphates, ka1ntt ana Daybreak. Fertilizers. Marks eE EavfR. t1s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-08
LIBRARY TRAINING SCHOOL
 Care )ie Library of Atlanta

camplete course of technical training feN hhFEry work. Entrance examination to Be he1a& June l2th. For catalogue. apply to JULIA T. RANKIN. Director.
 kcarnegie Library of Atlanta. Ga.
 -su-l2t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-08
NOTICE

All City Taxes real and personal. are now deiiquent. and unless paid prior to the fst day of April. will be filed with the Register in Chancery for collection. This additional cost can be saved by settling at once. ROBERT TAIT.
 -~10t. City Treasurer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-08

Ik may De hoo elsewhere, but at she THsAT0 1t Is always eooI and comfort. as1a.
 whys Coed ventiIation and plenty sx fans
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-08
GDE GIAU 2sII1Il3S $
NOTICE

Mir. Paul Roeder Is no longer connected with the undersigned company, and has no authority to collect money for same.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-08
Electoral Race Slow.

As for the electoral stakes. the can didates on the card Is pitifully slim so far. It begins to look as If the situa- tion with reference to electors for President and Vice. President of the United States is the same as prevail ;n Texas on the score of getting mem bers of the Legislature. In the Lone Star State the Attorney General Is looking for some elastic law by which he can conscript representatives to go to Austin.
 stiIl, in the Fifth District. some in- terest is being manifested in the race for electors The friends of Charles Fl. Blllngsley of Montgomery, clerk of the State Department Of Agriculture and Industries. are urging him to get fin the running. Mr.' Billingsley Is an active young worker of the Democratic faith and Is graduate of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute. If he decides to make the race he wsll more than likely be right at the wire when the flag drops
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-08
anun- ,Rnrunern.

Gosa EnRmers. rsadsden TimesLfrksws-
 Tire farmers oster the country are sowing a lot of tsata. Oats makes d fire crop and heFp the farmer out wonderfully with ifs feed proposition.