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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-03
.HUDSPETH IS VICE CHAIRMAN
 . Will Manage Campaign
 in East. - MACK MAKES ANNOUNCEMENT Sub Committee of Twenty Members to Aid Hudspeth - Herman Ridder, of New York. Has Been Made Head of the Publicity
 Bureau in Eastern Head Snsrters.
MACK MAKES ANNOUNCEMENT

New York. Sept 2--The organiza- ton of the Eastern department of the Democratic National Committee was completed late today and National Chairman Robert & Hudspeth. of New Jersey. had been chosen vice chair
 man of the committee to manage the campaign in the East with the sub- committee of twenty members, com
 posed of National Committeeman and prominent Democrats of the East to assist him.
 Chairman Mack further announced that John E. Lamb, of Indiana, had been made vice chairman of the Exec utive Comnhittee. and that George W. Green. National Committeeman of chairman Of the Committee on Club Iorganization. Herman Ridder. of New
 York, has been made head of the pub licity bureau in the Eastern headquar- ters. and John J Kennedy. of Buffalo,
 has been selected as secretary of the
 National Committee here.
 The b-committee Is made up of the jConnecticut: John T. McGraw. West Virginia George W Greene. Rhode Island: J. F. c. Talbot. Maryland; Wil- Ham Saulsbury, Delaware; James Kerr. Pennsylvania; John Delaney, New York: E B Carey, Connecticut; John | Quinn, New York; c. S. Miller. New York; Goveror Higgins. Rhode Island: Jefferson Levy. New York; Augustus Van wyck, New York; Frank Brown,
 Maryland; Johnston Cornish. New
 Jersey. and Herman Ridder. New York. Chairman Mack also made the fol- lowing additions to other committees; Executive committee; Willard saius. bury Delaware Finance committees William B. Kirk. John ". Cox. Thon. as F. Conway, Daniel Conway; C. E Allen. John M. Wiley. Benjamin Blu. menthal. Harvey Iseslu1en and A. ,. l Elias. all of New York.
 | Advisory committee. EdWard M. Shepard. New York; R. R. Kinney Delaware; James B. Martin. Connecti- cut, ana James smith. New ~ ork; Speakers committees. Herbert r. Rss- sell. New york. and L. Irving Handy Delaware.
 Vice Chairman ffudspeth has been l prominent in New Jersey politics for many years, having served three terms in the State Assembly. where he was ! elected Speaker for one term, and two terms in the State Senate. MT. Huds- peth resigned today the chairmanship Of the Democratic State committee | MT. Hudspeth said tonight that he | would assume active management oi | the campaign Friday
 United States Senator John w. Dan- l iei, of Virginia, who has been abroad with the monetary commission for a month. called at headquarters today | and toid MT. Mack that he was going back to Virginia to take up the threads | of the campaign and would make sev' f eral speeches.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-03
FoRECLosVRE PROCEEDINGS.
 n.-.-1s.---w.h.ah Term,


 Pittsburg. Sept. 2.--Foreciosnre pro ceeSinp-s against the Pittsburg Wabash Terninal Railway Company on the first mortgage and property given to secure first mortgage bonds was com menced in the United States Circuit Court today by the Mercantile Irus' Company of New York.
 The suit Is brought againft the rail- road Itself. Equitable Trust Company os New York and Henry W. McMaster and Francis H. Skelling. receivers or the PittshS ..Wabash Terminal Com many. Authority to include the receiv- CTS in the suit was given by Judge R. W. Archibald in an order made at Scranton. Pa. yesterday. The petition CT is given leave to file It's bill or bius of foreclosure of the mortgage and to prosecute thessuits commenced thereby in any district in which any mart of the mortgaged property is sit' uated. ,. ,n
 The mortgage was given May 10, 1904. to the Mercantile Trust Company as trustee of first mortgage nonds 70 the amount of SOO,0OO,OOO. or Whlch S3o. s0S GOO are now outstanding. In ad- dition to these are registered bonds to inc amount of $1AS.000. The mort gage was recorded in Allegheny ana WashIngton counties. of this state Harrison and Jefferson counties in Ohio. and in Brook county, west Nir- ainia. The Equitable Trust Company which is included in the suit has also Neu against the property of the ptttahurR Wabash Terminal This lieu It is claimed, is subordinate to tbe first mortgage held by the Mer- cantile Trust Company.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-03
ESTIMATE OF FARMERS
 CONFLICTS WITH REPORT

Fort Worth. Tex. Sept 2-Today'A meeting of the National Farmers Un- ion was devoted largely to the re- ports of committees.
 The union has given out a report on this years cotton crop, placing the figures at 11.500.000 bales. The gov ernment's report indicates a yield of 13,500, 900, and this wide difference is causing considerable comment among delegates
 President Neill. of the Texas branch of the union. was chairman of the known to favor not less than 12 cents per pound as the price for the season
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-03
LoUIsIANA ELEcTroNs.
Pujo Will Be Returned to ConEress
 From Seventh Dfxfrfct.

Pujo VIII Be Returned to Congress
 From Seventh District.
 New Orleans. Sept. 2--Sufficient re- turns have been received from yes- terday's Democratic primary to show that A. P. Pujo will be returned to Congress from the seventh congress sional district of Louisiana and that q second primary will be necessary to decide upon the Democratic nominee in the sixth.
 Tn the seventh district Pujo. whc served his first term fin the fifty eighth Congress. received 6.340 votes his only opponent William Polk. re- ceiving 5,130. In the sixth district the vote was as follows: Robert c. Wick life 4,ss4; George K. Favrot. 3,ssi and Victor M. Lefebre. 1925. The second primary. therefore will be between wickliffe and Favrot the latter the present representative.
 Oliver O. Provosty and PhanoI Breazeale will enter the second prim- ary to decide upon a nominee for the state supreme court and overton Cads and Shelby Taylor will enter the second primary for railroad commis- sfOner.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-03
SEARCH FOR VICTIMS.

Deer Island, Me. Sept 2-The in- habitants of this little island. with the remaining members of the sum mer colony, mastering every craft fin the vicinity. today searched the wa- ters of Penobscot Bay and the shores of its many islands for the bodies of the seven victims of yesterdays drowning accident.
 The heavy sea which was running before yesterdays accident continued today forcing many of the smaller craft to put back for their own safety.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-03
REPORTED IN BALTIMORE
 THAT ROBERTS IS DEAD

Baltimore. Sept. s.--A report reach ad here early this morning from Att lantic City that Charles B. Roberts. Jr. of this city. thei victim of the now celebrated board walk shooting of a week ago, is dead. The hospital authorities are said to deny his death, but a director of the institution Is credited with admitting that he Is in a state of coma
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-03
In Dangerous Condition.

New York, Sept. s.-Its correspond ent at Atlantic City telegraphed to The Standard News Association last night the following:
 It was learned late tonight that Roberts is In a dangerous condition and that unless there Is distinct lm- provement tomorrow there Is little chance for his recovery. Reports from the hospital say he is improving.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-03
SUBMARINE EARTHQUAKES
sea Captains Tell of Upheaval in Ya.
 quinn Bay.

Newport. ore, Sept. 2--That there has been a submarine earthquake or volcanic eruption somewhere near Yaquina Bay, is the belief of sea cap- tains coming into this port for the past week.
 The ocean for thirty-five miles on coast Is covered with dead herring and the beaches for miles around are pii- ing up with dead fish that appear to have been killed in some catastrophe.
 It is estimated that 1000 tons os herring are now rotting on the shores of Yaquina Bay and as many more Tn the other four bays of this country.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-03
TO SUPREME COURT.
Highest Tribunal To settle Govern
 mcnt's Test Case. M

Highest Tribunal To settle Govern
 ment's Test Case. M Chicago, H.. Sept. "A formal de- cree was entered today by Judge schott in the United States Circuit Court in the test case brought by the government against the Chicago. In dianapolis and Louisville Railway Company. restraining the company from issuing further passes to period ioals dn exchange for advertising space. the issuance of such transport ation having been declared recently by the court to be violation of the in- -terstate commerce law
 Following the entry of the decree. petition for an appeal to the United States Supreme Court was granted. and on the furnishing of an appeal bond of S1,000. the injunction was stayed, pending the decision of the Supreme Court. provided the appeal is taken in the allotted time of thirty days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-03
HoNORs THE sEcRETA
 - #fH Military sranoeuvcrs Take | face At

Fort Riley. Kas., Sept 2z .t reveiile this morning salute of seventeen guns was fired in honor of Secretary of War Luke B. Wright. who. with his party, Is visiting the post here
 When the Secretary reached the camp, at 7:30 o'clock, another salute cf seventeen guns was fired
 A spectacular program was arranged at the camp for today. Five thousand soldiers. with two regiments of Iowa National Guards. and regiment from South Dakota. took part in the attack and defense of Junction City.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-03
Receiver for Breweries.

Milwauk ee. Wis, Sept. 3-F. J. K.
 Aiple. a minority stockholder of the Jung Brewing Company, today asked Judge Tuner, of the Circuit Court, to appoint a receiver for the concern. The court issued a restraining order against President Phillip Jung and other directors and officials from dis
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-03
CAMPAIGN IN OHIO.
Hitchcock Holds a Conference With
 Williams.

Chicago. Sept. 2-Plans for con ducting the National campaign in Ohio were considered today by Chairman Frank H. Hitchcock. of the Republi- can National Commitete, and G. H. Williams Chairman of the Ohio State Committee
 The fact that the Republican cam paign in that State Is under the direc- tion of Arthur I. Vorys and other Ohio leaders, has led to no little con- fusion and 1t Is this that Mir. Will Hams is trying to straighten out with MT. Hitchcock.
 It was said at Republican head quarters that a satisfactory under standing would be reached by which the ohio campaign would be financed by the National Committee and a full thence supplied to work in the State.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-03
In No Wmse.

Philadelphia. Sept. 3.--A long dis tance telephone message to the As- sociated Press from the City Hos pis&l at Atlantic City this morning states that Mir. Roberts Is resting com fortably. It was further stated &hat he is no worse and that he has been sleeping most of the night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-03
rn ReorgnnIre company.

New York, Sept. 2.-The foreclosure of the mortgage of the Wabash-Pi burg Terminal Company IS uhoer- stood in this city to be the first step toward a reorganization of the com pany. The majority of the outstand- ing bonds have been deposited with a protective committee of which James N. Wallace, president of the Central Trust Company. Is chairman. This committee is said to represent the Gould interests, the trust companies which underwrote the bonds and inde- pendent investors.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-03
roal .f,uerasors Organize.

Birmingham, Ala. Sept. 2.--The Ala bana Coal Operators Association form ed during the recent miners strike" has been made a permanent organiza- ton.
 J. V. Allen has been elected com missioner. with headquarters m tne Tarown-Marx building. He will be un- der inc direction of an executive com mittee. oo
 The association. represents about 90 per cent of the coal production of Ala- ban1a.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-03
OF COMER'S ORDER For Removal of the
 Troops.
 GOVERNOR ISSUES STATEMENT Only Two Companies VIII Be Sent
GOVERNOR ISSUES STATEMENT
Only Two Companies Will Be Sen
 Home.
A Number of Local Unions Have Ex- pressed Determination To Continue The strike Independently of
 The National Organization.


 Birmingham. Sept. 2-Developments in the mining fields today caused a revocation of the order for the removal of the troops on duty at the various camps.
 Only two companies will be sent home at present. Governor Conner took this action because of the ex- pressed determination of a number of the local unions to continue the strike independently of the national organi- zation, The Governor issued a state ment in which he said that he regard ed the strike as thing of the past and any body of men now attempting in- timidation would be regarded as a mob and it's members as vagrants and that they would be treated as such. While certain amount of confusion Is ex. pected in getting matters adjusted after the strike. 1t is not felt that there will be anything of serious nature.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-03
ARRESTS A DRIVER
BIRMINGHAM POLICE HAVE NOT
 HAD JUDGE JONEs's ORDER.
Liquor Being Hauled by Transfer Company is Con1seated--Bo- aeker Not Served With the
 Courts Order.

Birn1ingh am, Sept. 5.--(Speciai.l-- Claiming that he had received no no- tice of the order of Judge Jones. or the Federal Court. Police Ofiicer Rey- holds today arrested a driver of \ local transfer company and confscat- ed the liquor contained In the wagon
 The order of injunction was made by the Federal Court Tuesday. but for some reason notice was not sent to Chief of Police Bodeker. Until this is done the chief declares he will continue to make arrests In cases where freight shipments of liquor are delivered in Birmingham.
 
 Conner May CRis LasF-Eznkcrs.
 Mobile. Sept. 7.--A Birmingham. Ala. special says
 It develops that there may be- af- ter all, special session of the Legis- laturg of Alabama. If 1t is called, 1t will be for the purpose of enacting laws to increase the effectiveness of 6he prohibition laws.
 Governof Conner puts the proposition on the ground that if it Is necessary to have an extra session in order that the prohibition laws of Alabama may have fair trial. he is willing to call 1t.
 The decision of Judge Jones. in Montgomery yesterday that interstate liquor shipments can ibe delivered to the consignee and that the interstate transaction does not end until the shipment has reached the man for whom 1t was intended, is another blow at the attempts to put prohibition in- to effect.
 Just what remedy will be offered is not known, but it is said there will be created & State constabuiary. work sng directly under the State author ity, whose sole duty shall be to look out for violations of the liquor laws. gather evidence in the cases and see that violators are prosecuted in the courts.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-03
EarI Poulett wedn Actre.v

London, Sept. 2.-Earl Poulett was quietly married in London today to Silvia Lillian Storey, daughter of Fred Storey. the actor and scene paint CT, and herself member of the Gaiety Oatz Company.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-03
succeesor to sherman.

Herkimer. N. r., Sept. 2.-Charles g. Wilmington, of Herkimer, was today nominated for Congress as the success sor to James S. Sherman. Vice Presi- dential nominee of the Republican party.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-03
PvbIIo Auction of Paper.

New York. Sept 2,-The public aue- tIon sale of news print paper today -9alized S21,S4o on sales of 660 tons at an average price of s1.9o l-2 per 100 pounds Among the successfui bids was that of the Fort worm Aee-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-03

ord for forty tons of Cheboygan : per at s1.95. John Norris, who of M ed the paper for sale, said the ey al result gave profit over the pug lse price.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-03
prohihition TicIef.

Syracuse, N. r.. Sept 2-New York Prohibitionists today nominated full State ticket. headed by the Rev pr. George E. stockweil, of Fort Plains. for Governor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-03
Tommy Burnn Wind.

Melbourne. Sept. 3-"Tommy' Burns. the American heavyweight pugilist, defeated "Biil" Lang. of Victoria, fin the sixth round of their fight here to- day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-03
THE WEATHER.

Washington, Sept, &--For Aiabamai Fair Thursday and Fridays light vari- able winds mostly northeast.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-03

posing of their stock or from appro- priating money belonging to the com pany to their use.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-03
MOROCCO MAY CAUSE A WAR France and Germany
 Are Excited. ALGEcIRAS ACT VIOLATED Kaiser's Government Recognizes
 New Sultan. Paris is Amazed snd Washington Looks an fin Silence Awaiting DeveI-
 opments--Arabs Are sdI Fighting.


 the Moroccan situation lies in the fact that the contention over Morocco has brought Germany and France, danger ously near war.
 The position of Morocco. couinand- ing one of the gateways of the Medi- terranean has excited the European powers to keen rivalry in securing a preponderance of influence over that country. Great Britain for a time held the chief influence. but as a result of the Anglo Franco understanding Great Britain definitely recognized France as having the influence in Morocco. The French Influence developed steadily until the unexpected visit of the Elm peror of Germany to Tangier. when his declaration that Germany would insist on the continued and complete independence of Morocco from exclu- sive foreign control, startled the Eu- ropean powers and brought the French and English program to a sudden halt.
 The enforced retirsment as M. del Case. the French minister of foreign affairs, was one of the sensational in- cidents of the diplomatic tangls which ensued between Germany ara France. Reports were current that both coun- tries had prepared for war. and the French press containsd inflammatory announments of the military program proceeding on vast sca'o along the French German frontier
 It was during this crisis that the great powers were assembled at the Algeciras conference. not so much to deal with Morocco itself as to prevent it from becoming source of the gravest conflict between Germany and France.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-03
 sneeiaI Convention.

Birmingham, Sept. z.-(Speciai. )-- The special convention of the coal min- CTS of District 20. United Mine Work CTS of Americaf in Birmingham today. failed to develop reasons to fear that the miners of Alabama would organ ize a so-caiied Alabama strike.
 Some radicals were in favor of con. tinuing the strike, in, spite of the fact that 1t had been called om by the Ma ticnal Executive Board of the oTgani- zntion, but they met with little sup port The leaders in this movement were recognized as those not likely to get their places at the mines, anyway. and the conservative element paid lite tie heed to their remarks
 The meeting which began in Mac cabee Hall at Il o'clock and continued all day, was executive. President J R. Kennamer tsf District 20 was In the chair and Vice. President White and Secretary Ryan. of the national or. ganization, were on hand to explain fully why the strike could not con- tinue. Most of the men appeared sat" isfied.
 The meeting was attended by far greater number than had been expect ed, fully 300 miners occupying chairs. There were delegates present from is0 camps in the district and almost this number outside the doors in sort of overflow meeting. No disorder oc" cured. s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-03
nnttle Wlth Arabs.

Paris, Sept. 5.--Arab tribesmen at Boudenib. the former stronghold of Mulai Hassen, on the Algerian frontier. suddenIy .tattacked the French post yesterday afternoon.
 The hills surrounding the block house swarmed with Moorlsh warriors on foot and horseback. The lighting
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-03
Holds Secret Meeting.

Birmingham. Sept. 2-The special convention of the Alabamae District. United Mine Workers of America, which began here this morning. ad- journed to meet again tomorrow morn ing.
 The sessions today were secret and nothing was given out as to the mat ters discussed. It is understood, how ever, that plans are under way for taking care of the men who were re- gently on strike and who have not been taken back by the mine opera tors since the strike was declared over,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-03

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-18
RESULT OF PRIMARIES
IN RURAL DISTRICTS

Mill Creek.
State convention. Joseph r. Carlisle
Judicial convention, Joseph r. Carlisle.
County convention, d. II. Spencer, jr.,
]. w. Cook; alternates. ]. r. Carlisle, r.
r. Miller, Amanda Harmon.
Draper.
State convention, J. R. Allen
Judicial convention, w. B. Enniss
County convention, J. r. Allen, ]. r.
Rawlins, H. j. Nicholson, A J. Day,
Mary S. Howard
Bingham Junction.
State convention. A. H. Ross.
Judicial convention, A. H. Ross.
County convention, Hyrum Steadman,
Mrs. Edible Larsen, +. COldcraft, John
Larsen, A. H. Ross.
TayIorsvlle.
State convention. Mahonri Spencer
Judicial convention, Mahonri Spencer.
County convention. II. w, Mathews,
June Lindsay, William H Breeze, A. NJ.
Palmer, jr., Mahonri Spencer.
Sugar House.
State convention, Ray Van Colt, Sam
Judicial convention, Ray Van Colt, Sam
Russell.
County convention. d. W. Parrott J. B.
Stewart. Oscar Van Colt. John F. How
eliS, Jolh DdDpllt, y. .. llhSey, RAY van
Colt Sam Russell; alternates, Jacob
Rock, John w. Bird. William II. Smith,
A B. Dunford. Ed Mcclellan.
Garfield.
State convention, Fred Risley; alternate
William Collins.
Judicial convention, Fred Risley.
County convention, A T. Farrin, Err
nest Stewart, Martin Williamson, Fred
Risley, ]. I. Harris.
Bingham.
State convention. Frank Delamar.
Judicial convention. Frank Delamar
County convention, J. s. Locker, Martin
Tisack-
Sandy.
State convention, William L. Bateman;
alternate, ]. ID. Bateman.
Judicial convention. William l.. Bate
man
County convention, A. r. Larsen, JON
athan Gushing, E. w. Jenkins, J. F
Buckley, III. NJ. Hays, +. w. Brock
meyer; alternates, w. l.. Batenan, D. c.
Ward.
Sandy.
State convention, H. NJ Pearson; al
ternate, A. II. Sanders
Judicial convention, II. NJ. Pearson.
County convention, A. r. Larsen, iona
Buckley, III. NJ. Hays, F. w. Brockmeyer
Forest Dale.
State convention. Jduge Samuel R.
Thurman; alternate, E. Farley Cliff.
judicial convention. Bernard ]. Stewart
alternate, Judge Samuel r. Thurman.
County convention, George III. Vine Or
son w. Rawlins. Knowlton Bennion: al
ternates, James Freebairn, 7. o. Cotton
John Jones.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-18
HEARST PARTY
SPLITS APART
No Electoral Ticket Will Be Put
in the Field by Georgia
Independents.

Atlanta, Ga, Sept. ia serious split
developed in the Independence party of
Georgia today when Chairman Sutler Of
the state executive committee an
nounced that no electoral ticket would
be put in the field. At the same time
National Committeeman Clapp of the
party filed with the secretary of state
a list of electors from every congress
sional district in Georgia, and two from
the state at large.
Following a meeting of the state ex-
ecutive committee, an official statement
was given out by Chairman Sutler de-
claring that it was more important to
wage a state campaign for governor
| than to put an electoral ticket in the
field
Yancey Carter. who was nominated
on the Independence ticket for gov
ernor, declined to comment on today's
action. Chairman Sutler had this TO
say:
THE action of our executive commit
tee means that our candidate, Mr.. Car
ter, will support Bryan and Kern in the
national election. 1t means further,
that Mr.. Carter is an Independent Dem
ocratic candidate for governor"
Resolutions adopted by the executive
committee asserted that the committee
had evidence that there was an under
standing whereby the supporters Of
Mr. Brown, Democratic candidate for
governor. were TO deliver the states
electoral vote to Thomas z. Watson,
and the committee declared II was I'M
willing to be made even indirectly to
assist in this deal. and therefore OPP
posed the placing of an electoral ticket
in the field. The committee declared its
independence of the national organiza-
ton.