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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-06
sncrensnr fo PIatt.

Albany Nov 5.-For a successor to United States Senator Thos. C. Platt. whose term will expire March 4. next, two names came to the front today, that of Secretary of State Elihu Root and that of Whitelaw Reid. Ambas- sador to Great Britain and long editor of The New York Tribune.
 Former Lieutenant Governor Wood- run, chairman of the Republican State Committee, former Governor Frank s, Black and Congressman J. s. Fassett are favorably mentioned.
 Republican politicians said today that the situation this year was not unlike W to develop as much interest If not bitterness and to be fraught with as far reaching consequences as that three years ago. when Depew was re- elected.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-06
snw MorI.n Resume.

Beaver Falls, Pa. Nov. 5.-The saw works of Emerson Smith and Company which have been Idle or working only part time resumed operation in full today. Two additional gangs of men were put to work on the big Pitts burg and Lac Erie Railroad bridge over the Ohio river at Beaver. The firm that took the contract for a big addition to the Ingram Richardson Manufacturing Company's plant, con- tingent upon the election of Taft has begun preparations for work.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-06

dence party ticket was in considerable doubt and fell far behind the predic- lions made by their leading supporters.
 For Governor. Cosgroves' plurality over John Pattison (Dem.) is figured at 47.16e.
 The Republicans have thirty-seven state Senators and. fifty-one state Representatives, giving them a majort- ty of seventy-seven on joint ballot which insures the election of Con gressman Wesley L. Jones to. the United States Senate to succeed Levi Ankeny.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-06
cen..nhIa KilI. NeEro.

Uniontown, Pa. Nov. b.-WhIIe at- tempting to arrest Jesse Rice. ne- gro. at Riverside. near here. Constable George Brown shot him dead and was himself fatally shot in the abdomen py the negro. N. H. Brown son or lne oNIcer was also shot by Rice Two months ago a warrant was issued for inc arrest of the negro on q charge hat he had committed an assault on a voung white woman at Masontown,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-06
A Concession.
Lippineott,s.

A certain college president was en, , tertaining a Sfreshman at dlnhel, Mnen asi To THe the students surprise. the President dtspIayed a thorough familiarity with the game and pr99SSeedgSd 9SoSRS i Sissuss SaS heea m SSeeT ar mathematics. Indeed. his freatnent of the topic brought out so many points that the freshman had n,ssriooked. that the youth was moved to remark to his hostess:
 0"XVeu. this talk with President BlaT& had showed me how true 1t Is we nev meet any one from whom we can't learn aom ething.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-06
Tn Oklahou,a

Oklahoma City. Okla, Nov. 5.--That Bryan's plurality in Oklahoma may reach 10000 Is indicated by complete returns from forty-five of the seventy- i've counties received tonight. These gave Bryan ss.S11; Taft, 76,s10; Debs. 12.000: Watson. 214; kisgen, SO. Bry- ans plurality, 13.201.
 The bill providing for the sale of the States 2.050,O00 acres of school lands has been defeated by 14.000 ma jority. By a majority even larger the State liquor agency measure Is disap- proved.
 Late returns on the Legislature show that the House will consist of seventy nine Democrats and thirty Republt- cans. and the Senate of thirty-two Democrats and twelve Republicans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-06
Full Time schedule.

Boston, Nov. 5-Beginning Satur- day morning the 1.S0O machinists. boil CT makers. blacksmiths. steam filters and their helpers. and the men of the other crafts at the big locomotive shops of the New York. New Haven and Hartford Railroad at Readville will start on q full time schedule.
 The men have been working on five days basis, and for two months during the early summer were employed but four ;IaYs a week
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-06
Car COIIides With Carriage.

Columbia. S. g., Nov. b.--Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Lipscomb. Jr.' and Mrs. T. ], Lipscomb. ST.. were seriously in" jured by a street car eolliding witn carriage in which they were rloihs Iata tonight. They had just returned from Newberry, s. C.. where the fun eral of the elder Mrs. Lipscomb's hus- band took place this afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-06
NevIaniae Re-eIected.

Reno, New. Nov. s.--United States Senator Francis e. Newlands (Dem.) has been reelected by popular vote by a majority of between 1000 and 5000.
 Both parties have pledged their State legislators to stand by the result of this vote. Even should the Republi- cans desire to go back on this prom ise they would be powerless as the Democrats will control both branches of the Legislature.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-06
Train strikes Two.

Charlsburg, W. Va, Nov. 5.-Whiie sliding A heavy stove along the rails of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad tracks to get 1t home, Mrs. Joseph Fetta, aged 70. wife of a Rosemont coal miner, and her daughter. Mary aged 14. were struck by fast pas senger train today and fatally injured The girl died on the way to hospital. The mother cannot recover.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-06
Big order For Cars.

Pittsburg. Nov, 5-The Pennsyl- vania Railroad Company today placed orders with three concerns of this dis trict for seventy-seven all-steel pas senper cars. The cars are to be as near fire and collision proof as 1t Is nossible to make them. This order Is in addition to orders for 200 cars of the same style previously placed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-06
CLAIMS IN INDIANA.
Republicans Claim Everything But
 (s0vermOr.

Governor. Indianapolis. Nov. 5--Fred A. Sims, acting chairman of the Republican State Committee, late tonighY claims the election Of the Republican State ticket with the exception of Governor and Attorney General, by a small plu- rality.
 His estimate is based on ninety of the ninety two counties. both official and unofficial returns. The Democratic State Committee claims that their entire State ticket Is elected. The officiaI vote will probably be required to determine the result.
 That Taft has carried the State on the National ticket, and Thomas R. Mar shall, Democratic candidate for Gov ernor has been elected. is conceded by both. sides.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-06
pnnnn,n Refolcen.

Panama. Nov. 5.--The election Of Mir. Taft has been learned here with rejoicing on the part of many Pana- mans and followers of obaldia.
 Mir, Taft made many friends In the isthnus during his visit here and they are highly gratihed over his victory. which they believe will prove source of benefit to Panama The celeora. tions in honor of national independ- enca which have been going on for three days, came to an end today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-06
NIndnme CaIve Ill.

Pittsburg, Nov. 5.-Mme. Emma calve. the grand opera star, is pros trated by illness in this city with pros pects that she will be confined to her room for ten days or more. The noted singer came here from Erie Pa. late today to he the soloist tomorrow night at the opening the season of the Pitts burR orchestra. She had scarcely reached her hotel when she suffered a collapse which Is attributed to grip.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-06
MURPHY IS HOPEFUL.
VIII start in to Save the Local situa-
 feom

etOn.
 New York. Nov 5-The landslide pulled Hughes through. was the explan- ation of Charles E. Murphy. Tammany Hall leader. of the failure of the Demo- cratic candidate to win. the contest for Governor.
 ''The election Is over." continued Mir. Murphy, 'and we are starting to carry the city next fall in the local elect ion"
 ment to depose him from leadership, the Tammany chieftain replied:
 Yes: there's always been such movement-among few"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-06
Hnrd on the RaIIroaaa.

NI IHlIl UT EsENt tIVI 1E'17ET1G3F I-77F7
 That a dozen eggs can be alilp | from Chicago to Baltimore, thousana miles. for less than the United Statea charges for carrying single letter. and that a leading railroad. such a& the Chesapeake and Ohio. must haul ton of coal more than three miles t4 earn one cent, are interesting fantA which throw a flood of light when rightly considered upon the transpors tation interests of the countrEs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-06
rhrend TIIIn. Too.

Pawtucket, R. l.. Nov. 5.-The thread mills of the J. and P. Coates Company in this city, employing 2,5OO hands. will rasnme at full time on Saturday next, according to an announcement today. rbe mills have been running on short time since the financial depression.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-06

The Free Press gives Warmers plu- rality in Wayne county as 4.Sss and his upstate plurality s.164. making . total of 7.553.
 The Detroit News gives Warmers plurality over Lawton T. Hemens. Democrat. as I1,136, with four pre- cincts missing in Detroit.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-06
Furnnce Henumen.

Newcastle. Pa. Nov. 5-After being idis a wear, the Atlantic furnace, owned bv the Republic Iron and Steel Com pany, is to be started. Work was be- s,nn on repairs and improvements pre- 1aratory to resumption. The furnace employs PTS men,.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-06
nIr. EarIex Better.

A letter received yesterday from John J. Farley. City Clerk Of Mont gomery, who is at stafford springs H,ss for the benefit of his health, in- dicated that the condition of Mir. Far Iev ia much improved. He may re- main in Mississippi some time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-06
rnhnnnn YVina EnaIIy.

st Paul. Minn., Nov. 5.--With com plete reports from a majority of the counties of the state and incomplete reports from the rest of the counties. it SS now indicated that Governor John aon's nliiraiity will be we'll over 20,000. The exact figures will not be known until the State Canvassing Board meets. etsl~s, 4S 4fsE9t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-06
Ills Side Issues.

T would hardly suppose that SC small a place as this would afford em- ployment for a barber" said the city man to the barber in a village in which it was exciting to see six per sons on the street at one time.
 well, it would be if a man had to depend on barbering alone was the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-06
VaIlace for ConRress.

Little Rock, Ark. Nov. b.--Late re- turns from the Seventh Congressional District which was reported as very close show the election of R. Minor Wallace (Deul.) over S. R. Young (Rep. , giving Arkansas all Democratic Congressmen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-06
Repubs in North caroIin,

Greensboro, N. C., Nov. 5-official returns show the election of three Re- publican Congressmen--C. W. Cowles. in the eighth district, by mofe than 1,600 majority; John c. Grant in the tenth district by 359; and John M Morehead. in the fifth district by sei.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-06

Though many persons dislike dogs and some persons are in terror, of them, they have their friends and low CTS in large numbers. and the monthly sales of them in New York City amount to about S5,O0O.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-06

There is a noticeable increase in gambling by boys in the streets of New York. The police sometimes in terfere. as was the case last Friday. when a policeman chased a score of urchins from in front of a we'll known gambling house within stones throw of Herald Square. where a game was going on
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-06
Tn Michigan.

Detroit, Mich, Nov. 5.--Governor Fred M. Warmers plurality for re-elec- ton stands tonight between. approxI- mately 7,553 and 11,13e. with the count in Wayne county practically complete and fairly complete returns from the counties out in the State.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-06

gress. The Detmocarts control both houses of the Legislature. the Senate by twenty to fifteen and the House by fifty-one to fourteen, and Chas. J. Hughes. IT,, will be elected United States Senator to succeed Teller.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-06
Saunders for Congress.

Richmond. Va. Nov. 5.-Practically complete returns indicate that Edward W. Saunders (Dem. is elected to Con. gress in the Fifth Virginia District over John S. Parsons KRep.) by sev. enty-nine majority.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-06
Tn Crorufa.

Atlanta. Ga. Nov. 5.-The votes of all parties in Georgia as compiled to date are: Democratic. 70.s00; Repub- lican, 39,O00: Peoples Party. f7.200; Prohibition 750: Independence. s5.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-06
nrarnhanA fnr r,nnncrena.

Creensboro. N. C., Nov. 5.-Latest official returns make certain the eiec- lion of J. NJ. Morehead, Republican. to congress from the Fifth District by at least 300 majority.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-06
Y~ peunayIvapia.


 Philadelphia, Nov. 5-Taft's plurali- ty in Pennsylvania as shown by com plete returns from nearly all Of the sixty-seven counties, is close to 2so.- 900. of which Philadelphia contribut- ed 110.e90 and Allegheny county In which Pittsburg is situated about 4o.- 000. The prohibitionists> boiled i.S64 votes in Philadelphia. a gain of sfS compared with the. last presidential election. but their vote In the state from two-thirds of the counties heard from shows a slight falling off.
 The Socialists pollej 5,162 votes Tn this city, a gain of 1898.
 They made net gain of fifty per cent in thirty-three counties where the count is completed. The Socialist labor vote In Philadelphia totaled 21s and the Independence party boiled 254. The vote of these parties in the interior counties so far heard from did not reach 100 in any one county.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-06
nrcnrAsE roR BRYAN.
Returns From NebrnsI1a Are Not sa
 iaRy1mg.

iafylng.
 Lincoln. Neb.. Nov. 5.--The feature su the Nebraska election count today was'the decrease in the estimated piu- rality for Bryan. Returns complete from eighty-one ot the ninety counties in the State give Bryan 121,0S1; Taft 11S.699. The nine remaining counties will probably slightly reduce Bryan's plurality. The nrosnects are that he has carried the State by little oyer 1000.
 The vote in the Fifth District is so close between Norris (Republican) and Ashton (Democrat) that 1t will take the official count to decide. The Dem ocratic State committee has returns complete indicating Ashton's election by thirty-seven.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-06
neih NHon,f urre It

London. Nov. 5.--Whitelaw Reid said today that he had expressed no desire about the New York Senatorship and that if was not for him to urge any wish upon any one In the matter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-06

There is an average of five hundred employees of the street car companies of New York City injured by accidents each month.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-06
RoIIine NIIIIs Begin.

Flnnira. N. r., Nov, 5-The Blmira HeiEhts Rolling Mills, which have been
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-06
Tn Nevada.

Reno, New. Nov, 5-Complete re- turns from Washoe County. represent ing a third of the votes cast in the state show an increase in the Socialist vote, Debs receiving 279 votes as com pared with I59 four years ago. State returns indicate that Debs' vote will be about the same as in 1904, namely 925. Hisgen received 25 votes in washoe county out of possible 5.000. His vote throughout the state is ex- tremely light
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-06
Yn Kamlman.

Topeka, Kas., Nov, 5-There appears to be a slightly increased socialist vote over the state, while the pros hibition vote seems to disclose de- crease over that of two years ago. The Independence party candidates received no votes in this county and evidently got but few in the state.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-06

mission are ffty-five per. cent of fast ones to twenty-nine per cent of slow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-06

If you want to bet on a race in New York City wager your money on the fast gas metres as against the slow ones, on the amount of incor- rectness, for the Public Service Com
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-06
p..,,lt i'm WashingtOn.

Result i'm washington.
 Seattle, wash. Nov, b-Heturhs from every county in the state place Taft's plurality. over Bryan at 4S'- 55S. The presidential vote on tne Socialist. Prohibition and Indepeh-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-06

The postofice at Manhattan Island is now receiving about $50,000 daily.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-06
ODDITIES OF A GREAT CITY.

There were 24,SOO more pupils in the public schools of New York City last week than there were during the cor responding week of a year ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-06
BANKERS ARE
 FOUND GUILTY

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-06
MARYLAND
 AND MISSOURI

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-14
COULDN'T MOVE
ARMS OR LEGS
A Detroit Contractor, Believed 10
Be Dying Of rheumatism,
Cured BY DR.. Williams
Pink Pills. ts3

Mr.. George M. Glndins. contrac-
tor, OF 10 Dumontier street. netroit,
Mich, and a. member OF the Modern
Woodnlen OF America, Camp 957 Of
Custer, Is certain that Or. Williams
Fink PILLS saved his life. lie says:
In iny younger DAYS I was In charge
Of men getting ont timber In northern
Michigan and was exposed to all kinds
of weather and for years had never
spared myself from work or exposure.
4As a result of this and stomach trou-
BILE, L was completely run down during
the spring OF I903 aud fell an easy VIC
tim to an attack OF rheumatism. ! had
the services. OF two doctors In Detroit,
who, after attending me for several
months, said could never get we'll.
!, BY this time I was helpless, my entire
body seemed to be paralyzed and ]
couldn't move my arms or legs.
Tho doctors advised me to go to
my old home IN Custer, where ! could
be cared for during the remaining few
days or weeks / had to live. My lodge
met me and went home, where had
q nurse and employed our family phy-
stefan to give me what aid lie could,
although he agreed with the doctors
OF Detroit, that could not live.
"AssI lay In bed thought there must
be something radically wrong in the
treatment was getting. I had no
desire to quit life at my age and de-
cided to try DIR. Williams Pink Pills,
which had heard some relatives say
they had used. II bought one dozen
boxes and commenced 70 take them at
once, following the directions In every
particular. For two weeks 1t was a
life and death struggle. but DR.. Will
llams' Fink Pills finally won, for ]
began to have some feeling In my feet,
After using the pills steadily for six
weeks could walk across the room,
and SIX weeks later was doing light
work. My friends and doctors were
dumbfoundnd at my recovery. That
was nearly four years a4o. and 70 day
! am employing more men than used
"a and am working longer and harder
than any OF them"
DR.. Williams Pink Pills are sold by
all druggists. or will be sent, pistpaid,
on receipt Of price. 50 cents per box;
six boxes for $3.50, by the DR.. Williams
Medicine Company, Schenectady, n. y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-14
.lHESOUL AHOTEL
How One Manager With High Ideals MADE
His House Famous.
HINTS FOR PARTICULAR PEOPLE.

To people who appreciate good food,
and that means most people, the
kitchen OF their favorlte restaurant or
hotel Is an object of much interest.
Too often the place where food is pres
pared and tho methods pursued there
will not bear close inspection, and one
often feels that Ignorance is bliss" In
this instance at least. 1t is relief
to know that the kitchens of many
modern hotels are models Of cleanli-
ness ana hygiene. .5
In one OF the great hotels for which
New York Is famous, the st. Regis.
perfection In the kitchen has been car
ried to the superlative. IT is a favor
lite expression Of Mr., r. NJ. Ham,. who
presldes SO we'll over the destinies OF
Hotel ST. Regis. that, THE Soul OF a
Hotel is the Kitchen. II that Is wrong
all Is wrong" A visit to the series OF
great white halls In which the tempting
edibles are prepare q Will convince the
most eNacting person that "The Soul"
Of this hotel Is right and rightly man
aged, Lined With white thing. floored
with white marble, fitted With glass
and porcelain rectptaoles TOR all kinds
OF food, every object Is spick and span
from tho sreat soup Kettles to the
cooks apron. In this %ondrously
Wholesome Kitchen the vert
so perfect that dust and dsa sreeable
odors are unknown. Add to this the
fact that only the best OF everything
In the way OF edibles is provided fol
use IN this perfect Kitchen ana that the
chef and his numerous assistants are
masters In the art of cookery, one car
readily see why dining at tile st, Reg!,
1 is So an Inv hla q nd So f,enlthful tlVithal
Regis right. hut everything is right
even to the charges which are the same
as those OF other hotels OF the frs,
class.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-14
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business, and the decrease in revenues
The reduction is step IN the program
of reducing expenditures.
The officials affected by tho order
are the president. the FIVE vice-presi-
dents. and the general officers and
their Office forces. The officials of the
road decline to say just how far the
order will reach.
The order is worded exactly as we
WISH" said general counsel a. T. Thorn,
tonight. I'VE do not care to add any
thing. The reduction begins at the
top. as you see." The statement Issued
by President Finley says the order re-
ducil1g salaries Is "step" In the pro-
gram OF reduction. Tho opinion Is en-
pressed that the reduction r1ny affect
every enploYc OF the road, save those
affiliated with labor unions. 1t wilt
certainly affect 1900 or 1000 men.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-14
BANK IN LIQUIDATION.
Newport News National Proceeds I
Fay Its Dcp0sitors.

:" i &c.,
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
3 NEWPORT NEWS, VA. January Is.
Forced by a complication of un-
toward circumstances to resort to ex-
IRENE measures in order to prevent tho
doors Of the institution from being
closed. the Newport News National
Bank to-day began q voluntary lqut-
dalton. No deposits We're received to-
day, and all Throughout banking hours
paying teller's window. receiving GER
ifcates OF deposits, which We're recog-
iniaed as cash by three othar hanks
Of tho city.
affairs Of the hank and go cut ot
business, but they guarantee that uvery
depositor will receive dollar for dollar
Of deposits. There Will be 4 inhctinS
Of the stoekholdsrs 70 pass ,,nsn. We
tsrnoon. u Quincy Smith, III NASH
tington. IL president OF tho bank, AMI
+ he has been here for several DAYS III
consultatiop With ths d1rsctors; !,
coupled with rumors whieh We're set
bank, ana caused the cashier to de-
t1land notice for the Withdrawal 81
sHhs asse ssm r nss ana asd'0n sa fassS
be be q run on the bank to-day.
Knowing that the institution was "
determined upon the liquidation policy
and, putting UP security. arranged Will
the First National Bank, Citi2ens ant
Marine and Schmelz Bros. Banks, o.
this city. the National Bank or Com,
meree, Norfolk, and the Union Say
Ilngs Bank. OF Washington. d, G., te
honor deposits.
1 The liquidation has caused no flurr.
~ legal financial circles, and the head
that they do not look for any depress
ilnE result n f