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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-06
EXPRESSIONS OF GRIEF.
Many Letters os Coincidence Sent tC
 Mrs. TrOup.

Mrs. TrOup.
 New Haven, Conn, Sept. 5.-Expres- sions of grief at the sudden death of Alexander Troup, the veteran editor of The New Haven Union, were heard on every side today. and many were the letters of coincidence sent to Mrs. Troup and the family. fhe body of Mir. Troup was brought to this city, and 1t was tentatively arranged that the funeral will be held on Monday af- ternoon and N will be private.
 The press of the State today made eulogistic reference to the personality of MT. Troup, touching more particu- larIy upon his picturesqueness in poll ties his dominant spirit in newspaper work, and his tenacity In overcoming obstacles in his business career.
 Rev W. E. A. Flashts of the West vile M. E. Church will officiate The active and honorary pail bearers were announced tonight, among the latter being William J. Bryan, Augustus Thomas, United States Senator Gore. of Oklahoma; John J. Lentz. Columbus. O.: Norman E. Mack, Buffalo, N. Y.; George W. Greene. Woonsocket. R. l.: George Fred Williams. Boston; Col. A. J. Drinkwater, Massachusetts: Cover nor James Higgins. of Rhode Island. and Congressman George L. Lilley. of WatdEbIry, Conn.
 Mrs SToup tonight received tele- grad se w.sJSs. ssryan saying that he q Xe city to personally con
 iRs ances to&the family.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-06
w. E. Haynes Dies of
 His Wound.
R. R. BR0ADNAx IS IN JAIL
 CHARGED WITH THE CRIME
Merchant Fired When Officer Went
 to Arrest Him.
Tragedy Enacted On Street of the Town and Popular Man of the County Loses His
 Lffe.

p--yncvAIe, Sept. 5--(special.)-- Sherin W. E. Haynes was shot down and mortally wounded this afternoon at 5:3o o'clock by R. R. Broadnax. of this place. He died at s:s0 o'clock tonight. Broadnax is in jail.
 No one seems to know what led up to the trouble. which occurred about ten feet from the front of Broadnax's store. Sheriff Haynes had walked up to where Broadnax was and immedi- atelv afterwards the shooting oc- cured.
 Ar. Haynes was in his shirt sleeves and unarmed.
 A Montgomery surgeon was sum maned. He came to Haynevilla in an automobile. but reached here too lato.
 Sheriff Haynes was so years old and was serving his second term as Sher- iff ot Lowndes County. He was a ua- tive of Collarene. this county, and a son of the late Col w. R. Haynes.
 The sherlff was married and had two married daughters. His home was in Haynsville.
 Broadnax is about 90 years old. His wife Is daughter. of .John B. Hol- comhe, formerly sheriff of this county. who new resides in Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-06
CHARGED WITH MURDER.
A Negro Porter of Southern Railway
 ia locked Up.

Washington. Sept. 5-carl White. the negro porter of a Southern Rail way train, is locked up charged with murder in connection with the death of Mrs Lottie Harrison of New Orleans on September 3.
 On the morning of that day. Mrs. Harrison. while passing from the din- ing car aisle part of the train. fell through the vestibule door which White was charged with having left open. Mrs. Harrison was run over and her foot was amputated resulting in her death
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-06
A RepubIicap primary.

Knoxville. Tenn. Sept. 5-A Repub- iicant primary election was held in the Second Congressional District today. The only candidate was Congressman N. W. Hale. who 1t is claimed tonight. in spite of a steady downpour of rain in every county of the district. boiled in excess of eleven thousand votes. A primary was held in June by the other faction of the party. R. W. Austin. for mer Minister to Glasgow. being de- clareI its nominee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-06
Jenklna Goen to InIl.

Norfolk. Va, Sept. 5.--Arthur Jen- kins. the naval clerk charged with having sent an obscene postal card to the President being unable to furnish Sl,O0O bah bond was today committed to the Norfolk jail to await the sign- ing of extraditioR papers for hia re- moyal to the Federal jurisdiction of Connecticut for trial. The postal. 1t Is alleged, was sent by Jenkins to Pres ident Roosevelt while the accused was in Putnam, Conn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-06
Brynn and Kern Invited.

Chicago. Sept. 5.-WiIliam J. Bryan and John W. Kern will be the guests of honor at a banquet to be given by the Jefferson Club September 1T. This was decided at a meeting of the board of directors of the club. It was announced that letters had been received from Mir. Bryan and Mir. Kern stating that the date fixed is satis. factory to them
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-06
Cardinal Gibbons ln London.

London, Sept 5.-Cardinal Gibbons. of Baltimore, arrived here today from the continent. He was met by the Right Rev. Francis Bourd, Archbishop of Westminster, whose guest he will be at the Archbishops residence until NSeptember 8. when he will join q party of ecclesiasties whom the Duke of Nor folk will entertain at Norfolk House during the Eucharistic congress in this city. The congress opens September g and comes to on end September ls.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-06
nenth of Indian Chief.

Norfolk. Neb. Sept. 5.-Stsnding Bear, a famous Ponce indian Chief, Is dead at Niobara. He was once ex- plotted in Boston and other Eastern cities by Thomas Tibbles, former pop ulist vice presidential candidate, as a martyr to government prosecution. Tibbles dressed Standing Bear in silk hat and corresponding attire.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-06
Held for Murder.

Savannah. Ga. Sept. 5.--A coroner's jury today found that May D Trask, a young woman, had come to her death as the result of criminal operation and held pr. A Rosett for murder and J. Prikett, a young man. as accessory. The woman died last night. pr. Ro- sett declines to make any statement about the case.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-06
New YersIon of Fnnnt.

London, Sept. 5.-Beerbohm Tree opened his season tonight at His Maj esty's Theatre with a magnificent pro- duction of new version of Goethe's Faust. by stephen Phillips and J. Comyns Carr. From spectacular point of view the performance was a great success. the various scenes show ing a series of pictures seldom equalled on the English stage.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-06
Fire in Roaton.

Boston Mass, Sept. S.-The build ing occupied by the Taylor Palmer Garage Company 169-173 Huntington avenue. Back Bay. together with forty cars was destroyed by fire at 2:a0 o'clock this morning.
 Two or three persons were injured but there were no fatalities. The los Is estimated at S10O.O00.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-06
RAWHIDE RISES
 FROM FLAMES FURY

Rawhide, New. Sept. 5.-The situa- ton following yesterdays conflagra- tion in Rawhide was much. improved today.
 There is plentiful supply of food for all those who lost their homes and no suffering has resulted. Relief trains with supplies have reached here from Reno and Goldheld, Already the work of rehabilitation is being planned.
 The losses will not be as heavy as stated in the first accounts and 1t is believed that the total will not be over s35O,O0 or $4Q0.0O0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-06
TOWN OF CHISHOLM IS
 ENTIRELY WIPED OUT

eligible at the election in November. according to the decision here today of the State Board of Contests.
 This decision follows A petition filed by the orleans Democratic parish com mittee asking that the ticket of the Independents in New Orleans be de- clared ineligible. The Independents will now carry the matter to the courts
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-06
KiImer Pre.ident of the nov.

Baltimore. Md. Sept. 5--Fh c. Kill mer. of this city. was today elected president and commander in -chief of the United Boys Brigade of America. which is holding its annual convention here. H. M. Stratton. of New York. was elected vice president. A new con- stitution adapted in order to better convey the needs of large organiza- ton was adopted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-06
LID IN ATLANTIC CITY.
It VIII Be BoIted Down Tight in Re-
 aort Today.

Atlantic City, N. J., Sept. 5.--Anoth CT dry Sunday in so far as the saloons are concerned, will be experienced in this city tomorrow in obedience to Governor Forts edict that the Sabbath closing should be enforced.
 The Royal Arch. society composed of liquor men. voted to observe the law and the president of the associa- ton declared that the condition that prevailed in the resort last Sunday would be repeated tomorrow. Last Sunday all the public drinking estab- lishments were closed for the fourth time in the history of Atlantic City.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-06
Break. world,s Record.

St. Paul. Minn., Sept 5.--De Palma. in a ninety horse power machine, this afternoon at the State Fafr broke the worlds record for a mile on circular track. by covering the distance in fif- ty-one seconds flat. The machine in which the record was broken. was the one in which Cedrino was killed early this year while racing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-06
COUNTY OPTION WINS.
Bitter Contest ln Nebraska Over ''Per-
 sOnaI Rights"

Lincoln, Neb., Sept, 5-The official count in Lancaster County where the County Option and Personal Rights League made a bitter fight for the legislative ticket develops the fact that E. P. Brown, candidate for Senator on the county option ticket in the Re publican primaries. has been nomI- mated over C. O. Whedon. Personal Rights candidate. by six votes.
 Three out of five representatives nominated are for county option.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-06
CONDITION OF ROBERTS.
Jesse Jackson, the Chair PuSher. K1eIs
 aa Wefuaaa

Atlantic City. N. J., Sept. 5-The con dition of Charles B. Roberts. Jr., Of Baltimore. who was shot while In d rolling chair on the board walk con- tinues to improve.
 Jesse Jackson. the chair pusher. in whose chair Mir. Roberts and Mrs. Williams were riding when the shoot- ing occurred was taken before . mag istrate today and held in $500 bail as n witness his employer going on his bond.
 The police say there is nothing new in the case.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-06
MOBILE ACTRESS DEAD.
Mrs. Jack Pcachy Dead at Brother
 Home in New Jersey.

Home in New Jersey.
 Mobile. Sept, 5--A telegram received by relatives tonight from Woodbury, N J., says that Mrs. Jack Peachy, wife of an actor. formerly Miss Emily Gut helm Brown of this city a native Mobilian. died here today at the home of her brother. Henry c. Brown.
 As Miss Emily Brown. she was known in the theatrical profession and was prominent fin the cast of San Toy. being one of the six little wives. One brother Is the American Tobacco Com pany's representative in Smyrna, Fur key
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-06
NEGRO FIREMAN KILLED.
Boiler on SeabOard Air Line Engine
 ExpIodes fin Yards.

ExpIodes fin Yards.
 Raleigh, N C., Sept. 5-By the ex- pIosion of the boiler of an engine on the Seaboard Air Line Railway yard here tonight. Hugh Murchison. color ed fireman, who was on the tender was hurled fifty feet in the air, and fatally injured.
 He died a few hours later at the hospital. The engine was being steamed to go to slight wreck al Apex. The engine was demolished. parts of it flying a considerable distance through the air.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-06
COTE WON'T RUN.
Won't Permit Use of Name For West
 Virginia GOvernOFship.

Virginia GOvernOrship.
 Clarksburg. W, Va. Sept. 5-In con nection with the announcement from New York today that the rival Relsnbli- can gubernatorial candidates of West Virginia had agreed upon Judge Golf as a compromise candidate. Virgil L. Highlap. secretary of the Republican State Committee. today gave out the following telegram, received from Judge Golf
 My name must not be used. my health not perritting. Please state this for me distinctly and positively"
 Judge Golf is at present in Milwau- kee visiting his son.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-06
Rnva Fnmnna nnnch-

Enid okla, Sept 5.-Former Gov ernor Frantz and his brother. O. c. Frantz. of this city today purchased the famous Prince ranch of 5O.00O acres near San Antonio, Texas, for colonization purposes. The deal In- wolves three quarters of million dol- lars.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-06

SHERIFF SHOT DOWN
 AT HA MELVILLE, ALA.

Pittsburg and afterwards the mining regions in Ohio, Illinois. Indiana, wyo- ming, Colorado. New Mexico, Okla homa, West Virginia and Alabama. Some of the mines which he will visit have been on fire for years.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-06
1. YET UFSOLvED.
SThrovn Ca Murder of

Erbrown CA Murder of
 A Rustin.
 iSept., 5-rhe arrival
 RI9of A. F.. McLarey.
 lIRice. who Is detained
 nfh the pr. Frederick
 snystery. did not shed
 khe shooting of the doc Int to the city jail where hour talking with his yfo!io wing the interview Glk. He later visited the ce. At the police station, that the detective force g for Mrs. Rice's husband. |kious to learn whether or |n the city the night of the CT although they have-no |ieve that he is in this part |fy, Rice was a volunteer Fh war.
 M of pr. Rustin occurred Itn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-06
LITTLE RoCK's TRAGEDY.
Charles Parsel shoots And Kills Leon
 s. Ehrenherx

5. Ehrenberg.
 Little Rock, Ark, Sept. 5.-Char1es R. Parsel. foreman of the Arkansas Pipe and Pump Company, of this city today shot and killed the manager and his former partner in business. Leon s. Ehrenberg. at the Pipe Company's office in the center of the business district of Little Rock.
 Parsel surrendered, declaring he had shot Ehrenberg in self defense. Parsel was cut in the forehead and claimed Ehrenberg had attacked him with pipe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-06
IARD MINERS LIVES.

IOugh Arrives to InYestI- American Mines.
 Sept. 5-Captain Arthur ! D member of the British omission. who was invited Try to show the United nent how to increase the ainst loss of life and to CTS in coal mines. ar ldon today on the steam D other British experts
 similar purpose are all
 borough will first visit
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-06
ONLY ONE TICKET.
LouIaInna State Board of Contests
 Rules Against Independents.

Baton Rouge, La, Sept, 5-No muni- cipal ticket in New Orleans other than that of the regular Democrats. will be
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-06
Many Honnen Burned

Montreal. Sept, 5-Forest fires de- stroyed twenty five houses at Sainte Marie, Quebec. last night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-06
WEATHER FORECAsT

Washington. Sept. 5s--FOr Alabama Showers Sunday. Monday partly cloudy light variable winds.
Amador ledger., 1908-11-20

A very light case of smallpox was
discovered in this city on Saturday
last. Tho victim is an Italian named
Vic Pippia. lie had been boarding
at the hotel on Broadway, and had
been going to work at one of the
mines here right along, feeling little
Inconvenience. A few marks we're on
bis face but not sufficient to excite
alarm. At last doubts as TO the char
acter of the complaint. and the
nature of the eruptions began to'be
circulated. As result doctors
consultation and examination was
held on Saturday evening. The
three doctors we're in attendance.
and the disease was pronounced
smallpox. The Dustules we're numer-
Gus about his body. lie was told not
to 60 to work the following day.
Instead of needing this advice, he
showed up at the mine the next norm
ing, fearing as he claimed that he
would lose his job. Marshal Hut erty
upon learning that he had gone to
work repaired to the mine and had
him brought from the underground
works, and removed to jackson. He
is placed in a separate cabin on the
creek behind the hotel and is guard
ed by Charles Clark, a strict quaran-
tine being maintained. Like most
OF the cases which have occurred in
this county during the past ten years,
the disease is of the mildest character.
Ibe patient is up and around the
premises, suffers scarcely at all, and
feels as we'll and able to do days
work as he ever did. No danger of
the spread of the malady is appre-
hended.
Amador ledger., 1908-11-20
Chris Koyovich Property Sold

The boarding house aud appurte-
nances of Chris Koyovich. situated
midway between Jackson and jackson
Gate, was sold week before last.
under bankruptcy proceedings. to a
man named Bakovich. 1t is under
stood that the property was purchased
for the Sclavonlan Benevolent
Society. The price that it was sold
for was $500. which Is regarded as a
very fair price, and considerably
more than it was generally thought
the premises would bring. The
personal property was included in
this price. The sale is subject to
confirmation by the referee in in
solvency. Chas. A. Bliss, of Sacra-
mento.
Amador ledger., 1908-11-20
Brief, but CRUSHING.

He was very badly in love indeed
and had sat up till the wee sma'
hours" composing the following lines:
Beautiful one. with eyes so blue,
Oh. how my fond heart signs for you!
Sweet spirit, listen to me now;
Hear once again my ardent vow.
He turned out about three yards of
this soul inspiring verse and sent it to
the object Of his alteration with re.
quest that she would express an Opin-
ion Oh its merits, This is what he re-
ceiye1;
"Dtar Mr., Hopkins" she wrote, II
do not like to hurt your feelings but
if you will read the initial letters of
your first four lines downward l may
say that they express my sentiments
exactly"
Amador ledger., 1908-11-20

and disbursements with vouchers as
follows: receipts, Sl45; disbursement.
S237. 40.
The republican county central
committee reports receipts from
county convention and collection
from citizens of Jackson amounting
to Sl37. Disbursements, S9495, leav-
ing balance to the credit of the
committee of S42.05
K. &. Rust, candidate for superior
Judge, files a statement showing his
total campaign expenses as $40, being
an assessment of So to both demo-
cratic and republican conventions.
! General Release-Lahrovich to Tur-
cInovich; consideration $3.50.
Proof Of Labor-F. M. Farwell on
Dandy, Kentuck, Jumbo and Dan
Duty at Butte City, all claimed by
Jose GuIch M. Co.
Builders Contract-S r. Dial Porto
agrees with Virginia Ratio that the
latter erect one story dwelling house
on lot 81 of Hamilton subdivision,
jackson, to be finished on or before
February l, 1909, for 1880; specitica-
tions attached to said contract.
Agreement A. Bail agrees to buy
of G. j. Votaw, 100 acres in 3O.8-l1,
for $1,000.
Release of Attach ment- Lawton VS..
Berry.
Satisfaction of NJ ortgage-Votaw to
Tore.
Amador ledger., 1908-11-20
Defense is Expensive

AS figured by London AnsW ers, the
annual cost of running" battle
ship of the Dreadnaught class is
$500, 600 a year, of which 5000, 900
goes to officers for salaries and wages.
Ammunition in time of peace costs
$50, 600 a year the expense of, neees-
sary target practice being very heavy.
Victualing, fuel. etc., make up the
balance. Estimating the original
cost of these ships at 81. 900, 600, and
allowing life of twenty years, the
cost from the first draft plans to the
sale of the vessel as junk reaches a
total of SIT, 500, 900.
Amador ledger., 1908-11-20
Change of Mail and Stage Time.

Commencing last Tuesday, a new
schedule has been put in operation
on the line between lone and Gait,
necessitating a Encouragement of the
stage time between Jackson and
Martell, and corresponding change
on the 1. and e. road. The mixed
train passenger and freight has
been discontinued on the Amador
Branch line. The train leaving lone
for Calf in the morning is now ex-
olusively for passenger traffic. This
was tried once before and while it
gave general satisfaction to the
travelling public, for some reason it
was discontinued after a brief expert
ence. Bat, ut the earnest solicitation
of number of influential citizens,
the arrangement has again been in
augurated and this time with pro-
mise of permanency. The stage leaves
jackson for MaItells at 10 minutes
past eight, instead of 20 minutes to
eight as heretofore, and arrives IN the
evening at 8 o'clock, instead of halt
past five. After the arrival of the up
train from Gait to lone with passen-
gers in the afternoon, the freight
train Will make the round trip to
Gait and return, this making lone
the stopping place at night as here
tofore. This seems to be satisfactory
all around. 1t certainly is benefit
to the residents of the mineral belt as
passengers leave half an hour later,
and get in from outside points hall
an hour earlier.
Amador ledger., 1908-11-20

j. Il. Wilson. Dentist. Hours a.
In. to p. m. Phone-Ottice, black
444 residence. Black 1874: jackson.
- The long continued dry spell is
making the outlook rather blue for
the cattle men. There is no dry feed
on the ranches worth speaking of,
and all the cattle men are short on
hay. They cannot dispose of their
herds to advantage. The only thing
left is to take them to places where
pasturage is good. Froleich's band.
we learn, is to be driven to one OF
the islands on the Sacramento river
where feed is plentiful, as is most
always the case along the river
bottoms. This is expensive, however,
and at 81 to 81. so per head, soon runs
away with the profits in stock raising.
Rufus Mccoy. who has been around
Volcano and Pine Grove for a number
of years past, and who was deputy
sheriff under j. Vogan some thirty
years back, came down from the
mountains early this week, to seek
medical advice. He is suffering from
a severe cold. which has settled on
his chest, and has pulled him down
very much.
After this week fresh fish will be
received at Lemin' 3 fish market, near
Lo ii inn
in the immediate vicinity of the
market, parties will have to call at
the shop for fish, as Mr. Lemin has no
way of delivering orders, except on
foot, and he finds it impossible to do
this all over town.
Mrs Matt Williams left Saturday
morning for San Francisco, on two
weeks visit to relatives in that city.
Miss Albina Paramino left Sunday
for San francisco, after a weeks
visit at her home.
M ISIS Lydia Podesta return ed Satur-
day eyeaI1g from San Francisco,
where she has been visiting relatil q:
for several months.
Henry We'll came up from San
Francisco Saturday, to look after
his property interests here. He has
been away six months.
S. D. n. Spagnoli left Saturday for
a short visit to San Francisco.
LOSr-A bay steer, years old,
branded on right hip q. H., ends of
both cars cut off, weighs about 600
pounds. Finder will please notify
John Kaggio, Kennedy boarding
house, Kennedy mine, jackson. X
Chas. A. Williams who was several
years ago in Caminetti's law Office,
and more recently bookkeeper at the
Keystone mine, until that mine closed
down two months ago, came up from
San Francisco Sunday evening. Since
the closing OF the Keystone he has
been in the city looking for employ
ment, but things are so quiet there
and so many hunting jobs, that he
could find nothing suitable, so he re-
turned to AmadoT. aud will go to
work at one of the mines il nothing
else offers.
Investors Write at once about first
mortgage railway bonds netting per
cent. Swasey & Co, brokers, Mer-
cha ats Exchange Bldg, San Fran
cisco. Oct. 8 At