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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-07
our American Towern of Babel.

W. 2. Ripley In The Atlantic
 In a single block in New York there are HOO people of twenty distinct natioRah- ties There are mora than two-thirda as many native born Irish in Boston as in the capital city. Dublin. With their children. mainly of pure Irish blood they make Bos- ton indubitabIv the leading Irish city In the world. New York Is a larger Italian colony today than Rome. having SO0,0oo Italian eolonists. It contains no less than 800. 00O Jews. mainly from Russia Thus 1t Is alSo tha foremost Jewish city in the world PittsburE. the center of our Iron and steel industry. is another tower of Babel It IE said to contain more of that out-of-ths-wAy people, the sarvians, than the capital ot seFvia itself.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-07

The New Haven Register tells of a rnotorman on street car in that city who didn't set a good example on a recent occasion. While going at a fast clip. the motor blew out, and in stead of putting on the brakes and stopping the car he made a dash for the rear end of the car and tried to jump of. Certainly discretion got the better part of valor on that occasion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-07
HaIe's gins I Achievement

Hais county is to be congratulated unon the fact that the negroes who are in jail charged with the murder of Mir. R. W. Drake at Laneville last week were not lynched. It is a great compliment to the high character or Fais.s citiRenship. The law will be allowed to take It's course. and justice will ha msted out to the guilty ones. TO sheFifE Gewin. Mr. J; B. Garbsr. and Messra. T. 0. and R ". Drake allowed to take It's course. wore from either of the gentlemen named to the effect that the negroes shouio be lynched would have sealed the fate of the murdereFs before they got 70 fail. They counseled on the side or law and order, and in so doing re. fected credit upon themselves ana upon Hale county
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-07
This Date in History
neeember zth.

1S04-Noah Haynes swayne, Lineoln's first appointment to the United States Supreme Court, born in Virginia. Died in New York city June &, 1884. isls--Elisabeth Hussey Whittier. post. and sister of John Greenleaf Whittier, porn In Haverhiil, Mass. Died In Amesbury, Mass. 1sas-suttes. the Hindu rite of burn ing a widow op the funeral pyrs of her husband. abolished. 1S4s-Santa Anna proclaimed Presi. dent of Mexico. 1sss--Battie of Prairie Grove, AFkahs- as.
 isa2--Ex Speaker Thomas B. Reed died. Bora October IS, 1889.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-07

Here's to Miss Elkins, says The Manchester Union. May she become the wife of one of the very best of Americans. and trundle her babes in the secure knowledge of pure and mu- tually reciprocated conjugal love-"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-07

The fellow. Count Boni, has a big ambition in money matters. He wants to get possession of his two children, and also wants his ex-wife to pay him $50. 900 a year for boarding them. He must look on the raising of children as an expensive business.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-07

Now the news is sent out from Rome that the Elkins-Abruzzi match has been declared off for good and all. Evidently she doesn't propose to be a wife in name only, and he will not give her the position she should have as his wife. She is right and should stick to 1t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-07

The South Bend News claims that in a recent editorial 1t lifted the lid from a slumberbng volcano of popular indignation and resentment. That was lifting some. for fact. but some times a newspaper lifts the lid and gets blown up.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-07

The iconoclast is never satisfied ex- eept when he is spelling good story. Recently the statement was sent out that MT. Bryan had a narrow escape from a bear in Texas or Mexico, and now he telegraphs that he hasn't seen any bear. That's a good story knocked cold
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-07

The ofice of Controller in New York City must be place of good picklngs In six years the number of employees has increased to 7S8, adding half a million dollars to the salary list That's rising right along.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-07

It Is whispered around that Uncle Joe Cannon has promised to be real good if President Taft will let him alone. We really do not know if it is possible for him to be good if he should again become Speaker.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-07

Banker Morse seems to have been real lucky at getting. He first got a lot of money and then got fifteen years in the penitentiary. Now we suppose he would be glad to get out
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-07

The new baby Emperor of China Is named Hsuen Tuig. No, we are not telling how to pronounce the front name of him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-07
Birmsnsham sIiIlionairss.

Bifningham now has one dozen or more men who, in wealth, have passea the million dollar mark. This wealth says Inc Ake-Herald has largely alt been honestiy accumulated in the Mag ic City through legitimate channels of business. The rapid growth of Birm- ingham, her citizens and industries is something that all Alabama IS pFouo of,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-07

"I hope it will never be necessary for me to run again" says MT. Bryan, and there are several people who can not convince themselves that it was ever necessary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-07

Prince de sagan says he can't pull Coun Boni's ears because the latter is mentally wrong" We may add that Ahe is also morally wrong, but that would make no difference with de Sagan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-07

In all this talk about Taft's Cabinet, we fail to find any mention of For aker. Why not make him Secretary of War?
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-07

We wish there were some means by which we could get a line from Peary. We want to know where he Is and how he likes it as far as he has gone.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-07
Never Again.

Many napers are disturbed as to Mr. .Bryan's position In ls13. Come now good editors, don't be worried, the Democrats will never nominate MT. Bryan again. There are three Nortn- ern Democratic Governors whose Presidential stars are fast ascending and a solid Democracy could elect either of them.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-07
swnRN nIRcIII.ATTON

The Montgomery Advertiser guarantees its advertisers (and makes 1t part of the contract when requested) that its daily CIT eulation is larger than that ot any morning newspaper printed in Alabama--ana that It's Sunday edition has the largest circulation of any edition of any newepaper printed Tn Alabama without exception. ,
 The figures for November printed neioW represent the actual net circulation. all Fe- turns having been deducted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-07
What the State Papers ; Are Saying and Doing
Advertising Scheme.

Adsden Iimes-News.
 That Ohio widow who obtained a court injunction against an ardent wooer. was evidently not of the merry variety. Or maybe 1t was just an ad- vertising scheme
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-07

The Pittsburg Sun hands out new one. It speaks of "the sobsquad sort of sympathy" and We plead ignor- ance.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-07

Nct Daily Average, N0vembeTs 19oS 15,SSs Net Sunday Average, November 4s0c SV'VSA
 e I. Finigan, Circulation Manager of The Montgomery Advertiser. hetns duly S"orn' rna sorasoinx statement Of The AaSsr- ...srs, eirclsaation for the month of Novem- Der. 1908, is true and correct, and complied SStsr ali returns from news boys. news aasntu apoIIed and leftover copies have been deducted. ,-... A1...rnr
 q | FINT6AN. Circulation Manegaf.
 sworn to and subscribed beEora me tnts KtE flaw If December. 1908. .,t
 osH RIcA ALEXANDER. Notary Public.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-07
He won't Onend Them.

The annouHeement that Mir Taft wants better material for Federal oG- nee holders in the South will not make the present fncumhenfs feel bad and throw up their jobs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-07

The pitcher that gees to the well too often they say will eventually be broke: be that as 1t may the baseball pitcher that goes to the bar too often realizes In the lonG run that he will also beAhEoks,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-07
Prnhihltion q Nucceaa.

MarahHII BAuNeT.
 A runaway calf coliided with the Boaz Records printing office last week. and that paper states that 1t editor
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-07
Vote Catching PlatforInS.

JUChHUN GUuNIt- lAIaLdl1Ift
 There is talk of reorganiztng the Democratic party. We hope that when adhere to some SounAi. Democra principles. No party is worth a hur- rah iH the had place without sound platform. This vote-catching plat f0rm business wont do.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-07
weuId Be Disastrous.

1t IS generally conceded that Mir. Bryan's talk indicates that he would be willing to receive q fourth nomi- as generally believed that his nomi- nation would be disastrous to the party.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-07
Mining Success.

CIehWrne NeW Efa.
 Men never win success by merely wishing for 1t. It must amount to a desire so strong that one is impelled to action It Is the striving that
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-07

Charleston News and Courier.
 The most impressive thing said by Mfr Finley, president of the Southern Railway Company. in a recent speech related to the ohlsgR Rtiona. -of --the pulp
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-19
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The Washington herald., 1908-06-18
NEWS CUT SHORT.

A suit for absolute divorce was fled
yesterday by Fannie G. Hartung against William H
hSrtung. The couple were married in this city on
October ], 1896. and lived together until four years
ago.
Funeral services over the body OF John
Cammack who died at his home 2553 Brightwood
avenue. on Monday last viii be held from the Sa-
cred Heart Catholic Church at 10 O'Clock tomorrow
morning.
The delegates appointed by President
Roosevelt 10 represent the United States at the m
ternational reads congress are Clifton Richardson
William Page. and Col. Charles f. Brumweli. The
congress meets on October Il.
Following a hearing before the District
Commissioners yesterday to decide dispute between
the board Of medical supervisors and the board Of
pharmacy over the right Of possession Of tho sum
Of S6B Of an upexpended fund. the money was
awarded TO the board Of pharmacy
The funeral of William z. Dante, a re-
tired builder. who died on Monday at his home 2O&
Sixteenth street. held at 10 O'Clock yesterday
morning in ST. Pauls Catholic Church. Requiem
mass celebrated by Rev. Father NaeSin. pastor.
Interment was in Mount Olivet Cemetery
A telegram was received by Daniel c.
Eberly, Of the Government Printing once yesterday
afternoon. telling him Of the death Of his brother
was in train on his way here from Tucson. Ariz-
The remains VIII be taken 70 The residence, - U
street
Alleging she was thrown violently TO
the pavement and hurt while walking on the south
side OF street by tripping on protruding vault
ligat installed in the pavement beside tho Riggs
House Eleanor NJ. Steward yesterday fled suit in
the District Supreme Court for 5000 against Col
OTrin G. Staples. proprietor Of the hotel
The Washington herald., 1908-06-18
PANAMA REVOLT PREDICTED
Large Force Of Marines Will Be
Sent Out on War Ships.
These VIII Have Reached Colon by
June 21-TO Be Distributed
Over Republic.

Provisional government for Panama
drew nearer yesterday when II was Off
cially announced that a force OF 767 ad-
ditional marines will be sent TO the 18th
mus in order to avert an outbreak at the
coming elections. More marines are held
on waiting orders.
One detachment leaves New York on Sat
urday on the new battle ship New Hamp-
shire. and another leaves Philadelphia on
Sunday on the battle ship Idaho. The
cruisers Prairie and Tacoma are now on
their way to Colon with 800 marines
These detachments, together with the reg
ular marine guard OF 200 officers and men
always on the isthmus. will make the
total fighting force on the isthmus about
1.250 officers and men
They will all have reached Colon by
about June q, and will be distributed
throughout the republic 10 prevent in
timidatIon OF voters ct the municipal and
provincial elections to be held on June S
a detachment Of several marines will be
stationed at each polling place 20 pre-
serve order While II IS thought this
force will be entirely able to cope with
any emergency which might arise, the
Navy Department has made preparations
TO send more marines from Mare Island
to Panama in case they are needed.
Senior Obaldia. former Minister 70 the
United States. and one OF the principal
candidates for the presidency OF Pan
ANA, has appealed to President Roose-
velt to send a force sufficient to prevent
intimidation OF voters. which he be-
Neves President Amador, Senior Arias.
minister OF foreign affairs, and the op-
posing candidate, will attempt, in order
to carry the elections for their faction.
Senior Obaldia and Senior Arias are
members OF the conservative party, but
they belong to different factions which
have been fighting each other Senior
Arias has the support OF President AM
ador, who is not candidate for re-elec-
ton. Senior Obaldia has been indorsed
by the liberal party. which is composed
Of many negroes. and friends of Senor
Obaldia believe that II the elections are
JUST and fair Obaldia will poll SO per
cent of the total vote.
A report on the situation has been re-
ceived by President Roosevelt from ].
Commission. II is understood Mr..
blackburn said the situation was more
serious than at first supposed, and that
a revolution will probably be attempted
no matter which candidate is successful.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-18
BARS ANARCHISTIC MAIL.
Order Issued I'm Accordance with
Recent Act of Congress.


Postmaster General Meyer yesterday
promulgated the order intended to bar
from the mails publications containing
anarchistic matter and matter that tends
to incite arson. murder, or assassination.
The order is based on the recent amend
ment by Congress Of section 1898. OF the
Revised Statutes. prohibiting the carrying
OF indecent publications. the amendment
providing that the term indecent within
the intendment OF this act shall include
matter Of a character tending to incite
arson, murder, or assassination"
Postmasters are instructed that when
any issue OF a publication printed IN
whole or in part in a language other than
English is offered for mailing, and the
postmaster has reason to believe that II
contains matter that is forbidden by sec
ton 1898. he is to require the publisher to
furnish a true translation of the matter
under suspicion. Pending the filing Of
the translation and its review, the pub
Ecation cannot be accepted.
The postmaster is given authority 20 de-
eide whether. in his opinion. the matter Is
Of such character that it falls within
the prohibition. and If he is in doubt he
is instructed TO refer the matter to the
assistant attorney general for the Post
Office Department.
This order applies to third-class matter
also. thus barring anarchistic books Post
masters are cautioned that the order is
not to be used to irritate, annoy, or in
timidate publishers.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-18
PLACES OF INTEREST.

Library Of Congress-Open a. m 70 10 p n. on
secular days from ? ,. N. to 10 p n. on sundays
and on certain holidayN
Public Library-Open' a. n 70 ,. n holidays.
10 a. 10 10 p N; Sundays. ? 20 70 =. n
Executive Mansion-opeu 10 a. m 20 ?. N.
United States Capltol-Open g a. m 10 a:SO p m
United States Treasury-Open g 4. N. 10 ?.
State. War. and Navy Deparments-Open a n
to ,. N. CThe original Declaration Of Independ-
snoe Is in the library Of the State Department.
United States Patent Ohce-oDen a N to ?
p. n
United States Pension Bureau-Open 3 a. n TO :
,. n.
United States Post-ofice-Open 9 a m 70 ? P m
Washington City Post-oalce-Open all hOuTS. CThe
Dead Letter Ofice il in the city post-cfhce.l
National Botanic Gardens-Open a m. to 5 p N.
Fish Commission-Open g. m. 70 40 ?. N.
Amy Medical Musem-ODrn 3 a. N. 10 % 2. N.
National Museun-Open a. m 10 80 ?. II lin
Guiding holidays
Smithsonian Institution-oDen a N TO so D.
N. dncluding holidayS
Agricultural DepaTtmeut-Open 9 a. N. 10 1 20 p n.
Bureau Of Engraving and Printing--Open a. n
70 80 ?. m.
Washington Monument C5s5z feet IN heisht)-Open
$50 a N. to $50 p n Elevator runs from a NJ
until .. NJ
NOTCofan GRllery cf Art-Open ~ a. n 70 2.
N. IN winter; a. n. 70 1 .. n. in summer Sun
days-l@O p m 70 p m. excepting in mid-sun-
mer Admission free on Tuesdays. Thursdays Sat
urdays and Sundays; other days sc admission
Government Printing Omce-open 10 & N 70
p. NJ
Navy Yard-Open a. m 70 $50 2. m
Southworth Cottage. 36th 81. and Prospect ave
IN THE SUBURBS.
Geological Park-Open all day.
Rock Creek Bridge and Park.
Chevy Chase, kensingto.. and Chesapeake Beach.
Naval ObseryatOTy-Open a. N. 10 .. N
Mount Vernon tthe home and tomb Of Washing
tonl-Open II a. m 10 p m
Arlington National Cemetery-Opcn all day.
Fort Myer Military Post
Falls Church and Fairfax Court House.
United States Soldiers HOme-0pen a n TO
sunset.
Cathedral Grounds Tennallytown road-Open
a. 10 ?. n.
Cabin John Bridge. Catholic University. and
Alexandria
Great Falls Of the Potomac
The Washington herald., 1908-06-18
SCHOOL WORK ENDED
GOnzaga College Graduates
a Class of Seven.
FATHER HIMMEL OFFICIATES
OrntiOns Given by Messrs. Holland,
IgOe, Healy, and Quay-Prizes of
Medals and Premiums Awarded
Members of the Various Classes.
Excellence in Debate Rewarded.

Before a large audience of relatives.
friends. and schoolmates. the graduating
class of the high school department OF
Gonzaga College last night received di-
plomas from Rev. Joseph Himmel, rec
tor.
The exercises marked the ffty-ninth
annual commencement Of the institution.
After orations by Robert Emmet Holland.
James Francis Igoe. Edward Charles
Healy. and Francis Stanley Quay diplo-
mas were conferred upon the following
students: Clarence Charles Candy. Thom-
as Aloysius Donoghue. Robert Emmett
Holland, James Francis Igoe. Joseph Pat
rick Madigan, Cornelius Edward Shea,
and Thomas Aloysius Shea.
Rev T. ]. McNicholas, o. P, S. T. L.,
in his address to the graduates. said:
This occasion marks an important epoch
in your lives. You have completed a
wisely conducted education, but school
days are not numbered by those spent in
the classroom. Education may be found
in all walks of life. You young men have
only experienced the preparatory branch.
and then will come old age. which, in
many cases. has spelled regret
Live to-day as you viii wish to have
lived when you are older l do not say
you should live like old men in your
youth. On the contrary. try not to grow
old too soon. co into life with the motto,
Work and courage"
Awarding of Prizes.
Rev. Father Himmel then announced
the following medal and prize winners:
Freshman class-John Aloysius Dore, Francis Stan
ley Quay. Edward Ignatius Donovan. Edward Charles
Healy and Maurice Aloysius Mudd.
Fourth year; high school-James Francis lgoe
Robert Emmet Holland. Joseph Patrick Madigan.
Thomas Aloysius Donoghue. Cornelius Edward Shea
Thomas J. AlOysins Shea. and Clarence Charles
Candy.
Third year; high sehool-Rudolph Joseph Eichhorn
Leo Brson Norris. George Washington Repetu
Joseph Anthony Fennell Frederick Francis DOno-
van. Daniel jenkins Donohoe. and George Elmer
Dom.
Second year: high school-John Joseph Heenan
Bernard Aloysius Kummer Thomas Francis Theo-
dore Thomas JAMES Marsden. Thomas Henp
Healy. Joseph Michael Geier. Francis David
O'Conuen
James Aloysius OLeary james David Nugent Sef
ton L. Dar. Huber James Smith. Charles Thomas
Peck. William J. Cullinan.
The Phocion medal for excellence in de-
bate was awarded TO John A Dorc, and
the gold medal for elocution to Edward
c. Healy.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-18
SUES FOR REYNOLDS DEATH.
Administrator Wants $4,000 for
Family of Auto Victim.

Suit was filed yesterday in the Supreme
Court of the District by Agenor st. p.
Reynolds, administrator for Elmer r.
Reynolds, deceased, In the sum of $4,000
against William II. Wyman.
The plaintiff alleges that on September
Il, 1907, Reynolds, IN alighting from a
street car at the corner of Third and c
streets northeast, was struck down by an
automobile owned and driven by the de-
fendant, and that from the injuries then
sustained he died on the day following
at the Eastern Dispensary and Casualty
Hospital
Mr.. Reynolds is survived by a wife
and six children, who were dependent
upon him for support. Attorney George
c. Shinn appears for the plaintiff.