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New-York tribune., 1908-11-15
RESOLUTIONS AT DENVER.

Denver, Nov. l2.-Rssoutions on the following
subjects adopt by the convention of the
American Federetion Of Labor to-day:
Protesting against sending bookbinding work out
Of this country, as has been done by public
Libraries
Indorsing the principles OF the national Civil
Service Law and fsyoring the passage OF some suit
able retirement law
Supporting remedial legislation by Congress for
better hours and pay for postal CLERKS.
Favoring better sanitary conditions in1rni-
grant ships.
Pledging assistance 10 the jeselry workers in
placing their label all work and in securing
eigFt-hour day.
Protesting against child labor in bands and
chestras.
C,ondennning the seeding teamsters end el1 dual
organizations OF tesrnsters-
New-York tribune., 1908-11-15
WOMAN'S BODY FOUND.
Nay Be Missing Mrs. FIeischmann-
Lost Again an North RiUer.

Robert Scott and John Nevins. while fishing
in the North River yesterday, brought TO the
surface the body Of q woman which is believed
TO be that OF Mrs. Julius F1eischmann, who has
been mysteriously missing from her home, No.
Is West S6th street, since week ago Thursday.
Just as the body reached the surface of the
water where the two men could get good look
at it. the fish hook snapped and the body sank
out Of sight From description Of the body
given by the fishermen TO Leon F1eischmann. a
son Of the missing woman. Mr. Fleischmann
said last night that he believed the body was
that Of his mother. and urged hundred and
fifty searchers 10 recover the body by dredging
and dynamiting the river
New-York tribune., 1908-11-15
SEEK CHEAPER SUGAR.
Refners and Middle Men to Argue
for IlO1cer Dutu

A delegation OF sugar renners and raiddlemen.
headed by Claus Spreckels president Of the Fed
eral Sugar Refining Company. is going to Wash
ington tomorrow TO appear before the Ways and
Means Committee OF the House OF Representatives
TO urge reduction in the present duty on raw
sugar The rehners declare that II they could get
raw sugar duty free they would be in position
TO compete successfully with foreign refners IN
the European markets They say also that the
removal of the duty would place the makers OF
jams and preserves in this country parity with
those of Great Britain. who have . monopoly
Of the trade because OF the duty the American
manufacturers have pay their sugar
The Federal Sugar Refining Company has issued
a circular to the trade. advocating a lowering OF
the present rate and asking for its cooperation in
agitating the reduction and bringing the subject
to the attention Of Representatives IN Congress-
New-York tribune., 1908-11-15
LEVEY RILES METZ.
Controller Objects to Dissemination
of Formers Pam phlet.

Controller Metz fired hot shot at Edgar J. Levey.
former Deputy Controller. yesterday because Of
Mr.. Levey's structures IN his letter Sen
etor Martin SAKE, entitled "City's Progress
Toward Bankruptcy" which. by the way. the Allied
Real Estate Interests is about TO distribute In
letter TO Allan Robinson. president OF the Allied
Real Estate Interests, the Controller said:
AS a member Of the association I suggest that
the PRONUNCIATION Of Mr.. Leveys pamphlet will only
msnts OF fact which II contains. and serve no good
purpose. AS loyal New Yorker. / object to the
method which Mr.. Levey has adopted; Of
ncial nj the city, submit that men Of his position
II they wish to be Of service the comm unity
should stand back Of the constructive efforts Of the
present administration to improve those methods
OF business that heretofore have made waste and
extraN agance possible
I now preparing q statement to show the in
accuracy contained In Mr.. Leveys pamphlet and
which in falrLess should al least accompany the
pamphlet which you purpose to distribute New
so. There is q constitutional Ieeway to protect
the interests Of the holders OF the citys securities
bond ofer. when the city hopes TO market bonds
at per cent prominent citizens who claim loyalty
9 70 oeT SIta sAe statements ~Ltch cannot 90
and must reflect upon It's credit.
have no desire to enter into any controversy
with Mr.. Levey this time but | find on the
first page of the pamphlet a reference TO the al
legged waste and possibly some corruption Mr..
Levey is doubtless familiar with some OF the
corruption as one OF the hrst evidences dis
covered IN taking office was being carried out by
troller. and whsn came here were doing work for
Mr. Levcys title company, and under his direc-
By cutting off this one avenue Of waste and
possible corruption, and giving the city the benefit
OF the service and taking Il away from private
individuals. the city has already recovered large
small cost The city never had the benefit OF
this service during any previous administration
New-York tribune., 1908-11-15
Japan AND MANCBURIA.

zE-s.rg-7e+or NOV 14-Exchanges have been
n rrogress between the American and the Jap
snese governments for some months looking 70
z more definite statement regarding the latter
attitude toward Manchuria than now exists 10
other nations having considerable interests in
Manchuria Japan has made clear her posllioh
n t+e Asiatic country with much more definite
ness than she has 10 the United States officials
are careful to state that no treaty between the
two countries along these lines is contemplated
q simply Z clearer understanding with japan IS
desired IS To what her intentions in Manchurla
are
japan assented TO the American propositions
! made several years ago by Secretary Hay re-
garding the territorial integrity ana adInlh-
istratipe entity Of China, and has Indicated her
Intention Of Withdrawing all her troops in Man
churia, whose presence dates back to the Rus
Eisn-Japanese War. Baron Talahira. the jap
snese Ambassador. is conferring with Secretary
Root on the subject. and was twice at the State
Department to-day. presumably in connection
with the question
= American business men have complained
greVously that their trade with Manchuria has
not revived since the war to the extent IL shou'o
have, and this IL Is believed, is a snare OF Ihe
situation which has animated the state Depart
rnent in taking up the question with the japan
ese government II IS alleged that. while nom
-e--S l4S country l. oPe4 u -
nations, the japanese have thrown such resCfic-
tons around the conduct Of business tnat prac-
ncsIiv only merchants from that country can
successfully and prohtably carry on trade In
Mancharia- The japanese declare that me
country Is open and free to ali nations and that
trade is unrestricted.
That conditions are far from satisfactory 10
the United States is evident from the action OF
Secretary Root.
The question. il is explained. has no bearing
On the prospective change In the head Of the
government ia China, but deals with Manchuria
2l0hs
New-York tribune., 1908-11-15

London. Nov. IA dispatch received here
this afternoon from the Reuter- correspondent
al Pek3ng says: The Emperor Of China died
The night Of November 10-'
New-York tribune., 1908-11-15

form of construction. So. hsrking back TO speed
competitions. it is indicative Of the worth OF the
machine that the highest awards were made, not
only TO the woman who for wears has been the
fastest operator known. but to the seven ether se-
cSxrsas sad speedy writer's who used the Under
New-York tribune., 1908-11-15

%. Altman & On. ARE MAKING AN IMPORTANT
FEATURE OF HGH-CLASs FURS AT
MODERATE PRICES, AMONG WHICH ARE:
COATS OF KARAkUI. PONY. HUDSON SEAL BRoADTAI~
p cFlNctHIIA AND ERMTSE. IN ATTRACTIVE MODELS
SETS OF MUFF AND NEcxPEcE RUSSIAN AND HUDSON
BAY SABLE. CFINCEIILIA ERNNE AND BRoADIAL
ALSO A NUMBER OF FINE FUR SKINS. INCLUDING
RUSSIAN SABLE AND SILVER FOX. FROM WHICH
SPECIAL ORDERS WILL BE EXECUTED
TOMORROW CioNDAl) THERE WILL BE PLACED ON SALE"
AT SPECIAL A NUMBER OF
TRIMMED HATS FOR STREET WEAR AT $3.50
ALSO DESIRABLE STYLES IN DREssY HATS. INCLUDING
QtIIRD FLooR)
woMEN5 UNDERGARMENTs OF DOMESTIC MAKE
INCLUDING THE VERY LATEST IDEAS IN CLOSELY
FITTED COMBINATIONS TWO OR THREE PIECES
pRINcEssE SLIPS AND PETTcoATs TOGETHER WITH NIGHT
ROBES AND PAJAMAs IN A VARIETY OF STYLES
A NUMBER OF FINE BRIDAL SETS. BoUDoIR AND
BREAKFAST JACKETS
AN IMPORTANT SALE OF DRESS SILKS
WILL. TAKE PLACE TOMORROW OdoNDAYO. COMPRISING:
5000 YARDS OF CREPE METEOR SATIN FACE),
40 INCHES WIDE ESPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR THE PREVAILING
STYLES OF COSTUMES. THE LATEST CoLORNGs
ORDINARY PRICE $3.50 AT Sl9) PER YARD
$500 YDs OF BLACK CHIFFON BROADCLOTH
PLAIN AND SELF STRIPED. WILL ALSO BE ON SALE
-o,.o,,o,, ntoNDAO SI.35 PER
USUAL PRICE $500 & $225
1000 YARDS OF BLACK KARAKUL CLOTH
AT s625 PER YARD
New-York tribune., 1908-11-15
Convenient Shopping

This is the only establishment where mothers
may be sure of finding every requisite for children
and infants, under the roof.
Economy of the mothers time, saving of
energy facilities for selecting entire costumes, the
exact matching of coors are a few Of the benefits
derived.
In addition to these, present variety OF
styles and numerous novelties IN every department
and many distinctive goods,
Ohat Cannot BE -zouna elsewhere.
Large sales in every article of chldrens dress
and accessories, enable to constantly offer the
newest and most wanted ashons-oten many
weeks in advance of other houses
Prices always the lowest for reliable qualities
ChHa1en's N2eax Exclusively
6o-e2 West 23d Street
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01
HIGH SCHOOL WINS
FIRST CROss-cOUNTRY RUN TAKEN
 RY PUBLICs.
BrewdeF, of Barnes, Finished Firat, But Team Work of High School See eured Vietoxy--Rmnnimg
 FnsG.

Tn ideal weather conditions for the cross country run held yesterday after noon by the boys of the interschoiastic association recently formed among the schools for boys in this city was won by the Boys High School team.
 The start was made from the junc- tion of the Woodley and the Norman Bridge Roads, and the sight of the white figures running over the three and-a-ha1f mile course was thrilling.
 This Is the first of these cross country runs to be held by the boys of the city, and from the enthusiasm manifested by the teams yesterday afternoon this feature of physital development among the boys of the city is sure to prove a lasting one.
 As always among school boys, there was intense rivalry among the schools represented at the run. The schools represented were Barnes's. Edgar's and the Boys High School The maximum number of entries from each school was limited to ten, of which number the first six were to count. None of the three schools had the full list of entries allowed. but all of them had at least six men.
 The first runner to finish the course was Walter Browder of the Barnes School. and to him belongs the credit of making the highest score. It was team work However, which told the | tale and the Boys High School won the event easily. Nearly all of their entries finished in a bunch, showing excellent team work. The second boy over the finish line was George Burke for the Boys High School. with Lawrence McLendon for the same school a close third. The | first man to cross the line for the Ed- gar School was Lee Betty. who finished the course fourth. f. The score by team follows:
 Boys High School. 74 points.
 Edgar School, 54 points.
 Barnes's School. 43 points.
 The score by individual count fol-
 i. W. Browder. Barhes ls points.
 g. Geo. Burke. Boys. High. 2 points. 8. L. McLendon, Boys High, le
 {. Lee Betty. Edgar's. IS points.
 5 Ben washburn. Boys High, i4
 6. John stratford. Boys High. is
 .. Roy Jones. Boys High. 1s points.
 8. c. Cox. Edgar's School, il points.
 8, J. c. Dardis, Edgar's School. 10
 10. J. D. Ashton, Barnes's School, 9 points
 II. H. Douglas, Edsar's School. 8
 IF. Frank Tabsr. Edgar's School, 2 points.
 IS. Alex Elliott Barnes School 6
 "A. Paul Bayne. Barnes's School 5
 IS. Morgan Belser, Barnes's School. 4 points.
 ls. R. Ellsbefry. Edgar's School. 3
 i7. E. Atkinson, Boys High, ? points.
 IS. W. Amerine. Barnesls School. l point.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01
CATHOLIC.

From October 1st to June 1st the ertier of services at St. Peters Catholic Church. Lawrence and Adama Streets, will be as follows: sunday. Masses al and I0:30 a. n.; Sunday school at S:30 a. In. and Vespers with Benedic, tion of the Blessed Sacrament at 5 D. m. On other days of the week. Masses will be offered at c:30 a. m. Gin the church) except the first Friday of every month, when tho Mass win be at o'clock, and will be followed by Benediction and the usual devotions in honor of the Sacred Heart. Confess aions will be heard on Saturdays, ewes of holidays. and Thursdays before the first Friday, at D. m.; at other times when notification Is given by means of the electric bell placed in the church. Particular services and devotlons will b. announced from the altar. jPhono G50. Rev. D. Savage. D. D.. pastor.
 The order and hours of services dur ing the Holy Season of Lent will b'
 The masses on Sundays will b. at | and i0:30 o'clock. The, mass oI week days. beginning Ash Wednes day will be at o'clock. The frs Fridays excepted. On these days thu mass will be at o'clock.
 Evening deyokions will be held ol Sundays, Tuesdays and Fridays at T:Sl o'clock. The Rosary. sermon anS Cancellation on Sundays and Tuesday, beginning with The Sth and 10th Inst, respeotiveiy. The Rosary, the Way O the Cross and Benediction on Fridays beginning with next Friday
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01
THRoUGH cANAL BY Ie1s.

Engineer in Charge Sails for the
 IathumS. New York Special to New Orleans
 Times Democrat
 Colonel Goethals engineer in charge of tha construction of the Panama Canal, sailed today for Colon on the steamship Panama, after having come up to Washington to confer with the President. He declared that the canal would be completed by 1915.
 'sThe work ia progressing rapidly" |" ha said We have got good start now and we are going to make good fob of it. We are going down now to dig and clg hard. You will sec ships sailing through 1t by lelS at the lat. est
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01
CenfrnI PreahyterlaM ChuFch. corne

Washington Avenue and Lawrence Street. one block south of the postofiice
 Sunday School s:30 a. m. Preaching al n a. m. and 7:30 p. m, by Rev. JohT deayor service at $40 p, m. Strangers especially Invited to these services anC will be cordially welcomed. Meeting fol the week: "Wednesday. z 80 D. m.. res. ular prayer meeting; 80 ?. m. Sunday
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01
pREsnYTERTAN,

Farst Presbytcrlan Charch. Adams Street; between Court and Perry, Rev. H. M. Edmonds Pastor. Virgil O.
 Grimm, Superintendent of Sunday School. Services today; Sunday School at 9:30 d. ifl.s Preaching by the pastor at II a. m. and 7:30 D. m. Christian En. for the week: Wednesday, at :3t D. m. regular prayer meeting; go ?, In.. Sunday School Workers meeting
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01


 His dJre for drink disappears absolute- ty anfhe will even abhor the very sight and srgl of whiskey.
 siiT Ths sigor he has wasted away by drink ..ti, hI restored to him. and his health and egength and cheerfulness will return Id brihten your home.
 es~tsr1 Remedy has cured some of the ..eS4 Violent cases in a days time. This faet1s proven by many ladies who have sriss Ms. Matte BaIkins. vanceburs Ky.
 fy husband took two doses of your med. icle about five months ago and has not tsien d drink or had any desire for hquor slce then. Our home Is so different now" Save your Ioveds one from premature dath and the terrible consequences of the {Ink curse and save yourself from poverty It costs absolutely nothing to try: Send tour name and address to pr. J: ", Haines: l08i Glenn Building. Cincinnati, Onio ano he viii at once send you free paekage oi khe, marvellous Golden Remedy tn a piain' reaiea wrapper. - He will also send you the strongest, com elusive proof of what blessing it has been v ssSa for free trial package of Golden asmsdr todaS-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01
CumberIana PreaAyterian Gnu

corner Church and Catoma Streets, Rev. III Catoma Street; telephone 10lT- Sabbath school, 10 a. m. Gl J. Crosby. suPerintendent Preaching at -1 a. m. and at 7:30 p. m. by the pastor. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 1880 p. pu., Ladies' Aid Society Monday after noon at 3:30 o'clock. Missionary Society first Friday at ?. m. in each
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01
cFFunCH OTe CHaIsT.

. Corner of Church and Catoma Streets.--Bible sch ool at 9:45 8 n. Preaching at n .. m. and 1;Spf D. nl.
 Prayer meeting "Wednesday evening at
 T:G5 o'clock. Young Mems and Young Ladies Bible Glass meets at the church
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01
Drunkards Cured
 In 24hOurs s
Any Lady Can Cure tks Most Violent
 Drunhard Secretly at Home.

Sealed to All Who Write.
 Let no woman despaif The sure, quick, permanent cure for drthkenness has been It is Golden RemedylIt has no odor. It has no taste. Just a little is put In the drunkaFd's cup of coffe or tea. or in his Soed lie will never rbtice it, he will be csired before he realtes iL and he will never know why he Abandoned The taste for liquor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01

Right here at eur waRehoune, nc railroad tracks to cross, no waiting right prices, acid phcsphates, katnis Gayle. tf.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01
Highland Parl T.reahyterInn Church.

--Preaching by the pastor at ii a. m. and at 7:30 D. m. Sun day School at e:30 q. m. Christian Endeavor at 6:30 D. m. Prayer meeting Thursday at 7:30 D. m. Teachers meet. ing forty-five minutes before prayer meeting-E D. Kerr. pastor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01

Friday evening ct tstb oclocks IoutnH sisss sss .s s' sJ ? D m M Joh Dunn has . Bible class Sunday ct s:l5 q in, to which all are invited. Ladies' month at D. m. Preceding at West End church at 2 ?. m. Strangers wish ing information call on cr phone M. schn S s, E Dunn Pons Pnons sesp Fss1Ssnss ssrSss and John F. Dunn. ministers
 CHRISTIAN sCIENcE.
 Is ls soSsh Sshrfs esrry ssrsss saSdsy ser a. m. ~subject: -christ Jesus" Golden text: Jesus Christ. who is the faisaful of the dead. and the Prince of the Kings of the. Earth !" Testimonial meeting every Wednesday evening at ?. m. All are welcome.
 Cof.oRED CHURcHEs.
 st. yehn African M. Q. chgrck. Mad. ison Avenue. between Jackson nnd Ripley streets; hsy ss .S;.oc W e sr. Banson. Sunday School s:so .. m. Prof. M. J. Moore, superintendent. Glass meeting each Monday night.
 Presbyterian Chureh--sunday schoo.. siso to Ii .. m. Teacherg meeting every Friday night. o. A. Allen, Super nssaas night aysr srsaesns asss sSnday wsf .. n. and 7:s0 p m.. | c. H. Champ ney. D. D.. pastor.
 Rev 'ia N % Rsinnis, M = T; passor-sandsy a's. Sunday iiaS0s ii:so a. m m.: " E. Society at 5. m: E sasny ss 1isS aSAt % Sss St. Paul M. n. Church, corner Ripley and High Streets. Rev. s. R. Gipson, pastor-sunday service: Sabbath school D. m; Epworth League. s:so ,. m.; prayer and class meeting Wednesday s.$S. SIs ss's E s ss es-ii'' ss ii H; 'nr The ''C ChHres n ' ss sAs Gses shepard. lProtestant Episcopall. corner of South ]. R.< Brooks. rector-Services. n q:
 m. and 7;3o p. m. Sunday school at
 RR RR.,, m s,re.s naptsst Chureh. corner Haii and Lake stfeets. Rev. !. B Bra: | ham. pastor; residence. s02 South Hsll street--sunday School 9:so . m. Y. D Assistant superintendent Preaching ident. Willing Workers Club ?. m-, Mittie B.. Anderson. President. Teach s:so. Mid-week praise services Tuesday | ard Thursday evenings at 7:so. Every body is cordially invited to attend these l services.
 First CongregatienaI Church. F; r. Scott. pastor.-9:30 a. m, sunday | sch ool, Miss E. w. Carrot, Superintend- | ent; ii a. m., preaching by pastor, suD- 1ect.. Last Opportunity. text, {, Acts xxiv, ,sd, l meeting. aMinisfering to Prisoners and l the Poor" Matt. XIV. s1-4e; ?. m, l preaching by pr. H. H. Proctor of At Eianfa. Monday night 4 o'clock, Dr. | Proctor will lecture on the subject, 'SThe Atlanta Riot" Everybody vel come.
 | Dexter Avenue Baptist Chureh, Rev. | R. c. Judkins, the pastor, will preach | at the morning and evening service at | the Dexter Avenue Baptist Church. ! Peopie's Bapetnt Church---On Adams | Street. Sunday School ssso .. n. | Preaching II al m. and 7:sy 2. m. The Woman's Missionary Society meets at | s ?. m. every Monday. Ill the .cor- dlalIy invited to attend these hneetlnKs l L. A. Forster, pastor; E. E. GRtggs | Clerk.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01
CHRIsTIAN sCTENCE.
Cofk,nED CHURCuEs.

C0L0HEU CHUHCMEs.
 st. Jehn African M. E. Church. Mad- ison Avenue, between Jackson and Ripley Streets: Rev. ". c. Banton, Preaching at II a. m. and 1.30 D. m i, Sunday School s:s0 a. m. Prof. M. J. Moore, Superintendent. Glass meeting each Monday night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01

Presbyterian Church--Sunday schoos. sis0 to Ii a. m. Teachers meeting every Friday night. o. 4. Allen, Super nesday night Preaching sunday. ii a. m. and TAO D m.. | c. H. Champ ney. D. D. pastor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01

PFimitive Baptfsts-cottaRe Hili Church, two blocks south and one block west from where Court Street car turns on Jefferson Davis Avenue. Ser vices every, third Sunday at II la. m. who desire to attend. are cordially in- vited. W. q. fiveIy pastor. Preaching tonight at z o'clock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01

Clayton street Bawtints Chwrch--Rev. the Clayton Street Baptist Church will Dc conducted by the pastor. Rev. q. ". O'Hara. PastopTwill occupy his pulpit at II a. m, topic: "A Lads Lcaf ana ject "The Call of simon Sun day y-school at 9:30 a. m.; B. r. F. U., s:S0 D. m.: L. A S., s:s0 ?. m. Monday; Prayer meeting at 1880 ?. m. Wednes- All welcome.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01

In large gathering or many pSfxeSs styles; some trimmed in beautifssI faces, others in dainty ernbfoideries and stiif others in the plain tailor made effects with laundesed collar and euffs-afe on q special table on the second floor, tomorrow at an un- heard of little price for sueh really ex- cellent garments. Not one Is less than a Si.25 value, while the vast major ity are the regular $I.50 kinds, though we had rather you'd come 'Expecting little and finding much z than to have you in the least disap- pointed in values at this store.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01

Forest Avenue M. E. Church, seutA
 corner Forest Avenue and Vine street, Rev. Robert R. Ellison. pastor; resi- dence 720 Highland Avenue. Phone 2637. Preaching by the pastor at both lTornin~ and evening seryices. sifndav School at 93S0 a. m. .R. w. Manning, Superintendent; Ep- worth League. 6:45 p. Ta., James Brow der President; Prayer meeting Wednes- day, 7:SO D. m. 4l
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-03-09

A composite elixir of mirth and
melody improving upon the theme
and scope OF THE Wizard Of o."
Babes in Toyland," Beauty and
the Beast etc.