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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-03-18
SITUATION
MORE GRAVE
Trouble IN HaYti Grows
Critical
MANY ARE PUT TO DEATH
Uncle Sam Rushes Another Cruiser
to Scene.
The oniy Instructions Given are That
Americas Interests shall BE
Preseesed--British aaa Ger
man Cruisers Arrive.


washington, March 1.-THE Haytien
situation is described by the State De-
partment ofiicials today as decidedly
more grave than at any time since the
revolution mas been in progress there.
Dispatches received early In the Gay
are to the effect that the Haytien Gov
eminent has reversed it's decisions 70
allow the refugees in the foreign iega.
lions to leave the country. They VIII
not be allowed to do so. As q further
protection to American interests in the
island. the cruiser Des Moines was or
cered TO proceed at once TO Port Au
Prince from Guartan;mo. The gunboat
Eagle was despatched there yesterday.
1t is estimated the Des Moines can
make the trip IN approximately nfteen
hours The only instructions given are
that American interests shall pc pro-
tected
The following IL the substance OF the
dispatch from Minister Furniss as given
out at the State Department:
"The Government has withdrawn per-
raission for the refugees as Gonaives 70
embark on the ground that plot had
been discovered against the Govern
ment which was fermented by the revo-
iutionary General Firmin from the
French consulate at Gonaives. Eleven
have been shot who were alleged TO
have been conspirators. These execu-
tions have caused great uneasiness
among ali circles. A special military
court has been convened TO try the
military officials arrested yesterday
II IL the impression of ofacials here
that the Haytien Government Will make
short work OF this trial. and that more
executions are likely 70 follow. While
the situation is regarded here as emu
bracing little OF interest and import
aura n n recownixed that the use OF
the foreign consulates by political refu-
gees. particularly after the local gov
ernrnefat makes the direct charge that
such policies OF refugees are being
made headquarters for continuing reyo-
lufionary endeav6rs, brings squarely TO
the front the question Of the wisdom Of
granting refugees protection IN any
event The position OF this Government
IL decidedly against such pxaetiee-
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-03-18
hand ana throw on tn. control Of me
authorities.


London. March ia brief dispatch
was received at the Foreign once to-
day, from the English consul general
at Port au Prince saying that the out
break In Hayti was undoubtedly anti
foreign in character.
This Is all the information that has
reached the British government on
cialIy since the first brief message an
nouncing the summary executions and
saying that . massacre OF Europeans
was feared. On the receipt Of this
alarming telegram, the Foreign once
got into communication with the ad-
mlralty and as a result the cruisers
rndefatigable and Greasy were ordered
TO proceed at once to the disturbed is
land. The first news OF the arrival at
Port-au-Prince OF the Indefatfgable
was reported to the admiralty through
newspaper dispatch. It 10 hoped that
the Cressy will reach Port-au Prince
very shortly.
The government has sent no In
structions to Consul General Murray
to cooperate with the representatives
OF other powers. but II takes 1t for
granted that he will do no.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-03-18

the children In the school were only 4
or years old. but they marched from
their rooms without sign OF panic'
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-03-18
severe sreasurea Adoptea.

Berlin. March 1.-THE latest ofiicial
advices concerning Hayti received at
the Foreign ONCE represented the SIT
uation there AZ very strained. These
communications however, refer to sun
day evening and nothing has been
heard OF later developments.
1t is declared that President Nord
Alexis and Minister Of the Interior
Leicomt are adopting severe measures
not only against ratives. but foreign
srs also. The Foreign once hopes
that the arrival of the foreign war
ships at Port-au- Prince will serve TO
improve the situation.
II IL not known whether there are
any Haytien refugees under the Ger
man Gag. although IL 10 considered
probable that some sought safety at
the consulate.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-03-18

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port au Prince, March 1.-THE Brit
tsh cruiser Indefatiguable and the Ger-
man crufhar Bremen have arrived here
under orders to give fun protection
to all foreign residents in Port au
Prince, IN case their lives or interests
are threatened.
An American warship Is expected to
arrive here at any moment. At pre-
sent the city IL quiet but there ig an
underlying current OF anxiety as evil
denced by the fact that veritabie pa
mic was caused by the booming OF 9
heavy gun on the British cruiser when
the came to anchor IN the port last
evening. The Indefatigable announce
ed her arrival by three cannon shots
and the detonations almost terrorized
the people. Surprised by the sudden
alarm, 0fIieers and soldiers alike rush
ed preclpitately to their homes; women
and children ran about hither and
thither in seeming despair, crying hys-
terically, and 1t was some time before
they could be treasured and Gained.
Positive denial Is made by the Hay
tian ofIlcials Of the report that other
executions have taken place than those
on Sunday morning when ten or twelve
conspirators found, according to the
governments statement. with arms and
Ammunition for revolutionary purposes
UObHCSBtOAAg
Under a decision taken by the coun-
ell OF ministers the government today
authorized the sending on board the
warships and out OF the country the
authors Of the last Instruction who
have taken refuge at the French, Ger
man and Spanish consulates at Coma
ives.
The government reserves for itself.
however, the right to prosecute before
properly appointed courts any persons
who hereafter are implicated In up
risings, this action on the govern
ment's part being conditional on the
foreign nations agreeing not to give
asylum in their respective consulates
in case Of further revolutionary move
ments being attempted.
General Caiestin, the minister OF
war has returned to Port au Prince
AZ the head of his troops. after having
put down the revolutionists at Coma
Ives, He made q statement today in
which he denied absolutely that the
government entertained hostile senti-
nient toward foreigners. President
Nord Alexis and his ministers also
gave assurances of the utmost good
feeling towards all foreigners who
we've nursuinR their duties in Haytt.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-08-21
THE SHATTUCk
|. TAKES A JUMP
TO SEVENTEEN
Denn-Arizona Also Went Up a
Point Yesterday on the Local
Curb-Greene cananea Is
More Active.
CBy Frank ]. Graft


The activity in today's copper mar
Eet was chiefly in the curb list. Shat
tuck Arizona, which has been selling
around Is is now hard 10 get at IL,
sa.es bespg made at That figure today.
Dem Arizona witch could not be
given away few days ago at is in
excellent demand at 4. Warren is
being bought whenever any is offered.
No dead Warren anywhere. Superior
& Ptttsburg showed better strength to-
day than it has for some time, sales
being made at Is "a. Greene Cana
nea also showed more or less activity.
There are many low priced issues at
the present that il bought up at this
level are bound 10 make substantial
advances before the close Of the year.
Amalgamated. North Butte and sew
eral other leading copper stocks were
inclined TO show weakness during the
day, but toward the close better prices
were noticed. We are somewhat in
clined to see better prices for Black
Mountain within the near future. We
cannot but expect to see the market
work higher, and there is no reason at
present TO believe otherwise
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-08-21
LOGAN AND BRYAN.

Especial Wire TO L. ]. Overlook
NEW YORK, Aug. 20.-The list pre-
scented an irregular appearance up to
noon, there having been heavy selling
of Rock Island issues and New York
Central on rumors that the dividends
on the latter would be reduced and
in the former instance on reports of
poor earnings, but the list became
dull on the decline. which, at that
time, seemed to indicate that the sell
ing pressure had spent its force and
later in the day, short covering, caus-
ing a general rally Of from one to
two points, and the close was near
the highest levels. Trading continues
mainly professional, and declines OF a
few points have failed to dislodge long
stocks in quantity, waieh seems to
indicate that the process OF distribu-
tion has not been accomplished as yet
on a broad scale. and for this reason
until the public interest assumes larg'
er proportions the market is likely to
remain a scalping affair for moderate
prOfits.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-08-21

am bullish; but for the time being
] expect the market to go lower. In
vestment stocks, as a rule, are high
.enough-many Of them too high. I'm
til there are some decided evidences
Of coming business improvement there
is nothing upon which TO base fur
Their advance in security prices
Holders of high priced copper stocks
which still show them snall loss a.
present prices have a good chance IF
reducing the average cost by selling
On current rallies and waiting for a
good recession on which to buy them
back
There are a few ooppers which j.
think it Unwise to sell. / refer to
the stocks of certain companies which
have important developments under
way which win form the basis of big
market movements when their yaluo
| is more fully appreciated by the puO-
/ lie. I am particularly buHish on Ad-
venture, Arizona Commercial, East
/ Butte, HeIretia, Lake Copper. Parrot
and shannon. / believe traders will
/ find a little later tnat they have ex-
ercised excellent judgment IL they
sen other coppers at present prices
| snd put the money into these stocks
/ Greene Cananea, which has recently
1 blown in four of its eight furnaces, is
exceeding all expectations in the
/ matter of output. II is declared tC
be producing at the rate Of 10000 0G
pounds of copper annually. The mosi
\ It ever put out wito its entire pian
before il was remodeled was 5000, 00t
| bounds in one month. There is, there
| fore. basis for the belief that befort
| the end of the present year II vii
be producing at tde rate of S0,0OO,Vos
pounds of copper annually, at ven
| much lower cost than ever ia the past
The excellent results mentioned are
obtained through the treatment of
| higher average grade Of ore than tbs
company worked on pre- iOus 10 rs
| suspension OF operations last year
/ A very large tonnage Of bigh grad'
ort has been developed in one of Tn
Cananea Central properties. and th'
II average grade Of the ore in sight Il
II the Greene Consolidated properties i
II much higher than IL was wien contro
of that company passed to Coie-Ryar
interests.
The Greene Cananea company con
trOlS one OF tue sFtAte-l 'OPPVt Us
tricfs in the world. Unquestionabl.
here are billions upon billions 0
sounds OF copper in It's properties i
ore which win sooner or later b
eapdled probably. BY far the great
IT portian OF this copper Is in con
parafiyely low grade ore. which canno
k1ndled 50 as to yield copper .
f,rer cost tasn - to II cents pc
~cund Systems OF handling may d
! -sloD. however. which win make TIL
lore yield its copper at cost OF 10 {
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-08-21
wALkEa Bros.

Special Wire - L. j. Overlock1
NEW YORK, Aug, 20.-The market
at the opening was very irregular and
nervous. and then became weak The
sharp break and heavy selling in Rock
Island issues had bad effect, and the
whole market sold on. Later the mar.
ket was dua, but in the afternoon
there was q sharp rally ard the early
losses were made up. The market
was very much manipulated and wa
controlled almost entirely by profes
SIGNALS. There has been quite heavs
short selling lately. and when cover
ing has begun it has helped the mar
ket very much. we look for an active
traders market for the rest OF the
week.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-08-21
IL cents per pound.

IL cents per pound.
If Greene Cananea can produce So
600. 600 pounds of copper annually a.
a cost of 10 cents, it can earn about
S1.25 per share for its 100000 shares
of stock. In view Of the fact that the
company will be a growing enterprise
hereafter: that it will produce copper
in increasing quantities at a decreas'
ing cost, its stock should sell higher
between noK and the end of the year.
Bought at present prices this stock
should prove very good investment
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-08-21
PAINE, WEssER & CO.
Especial Wire 10 L. J. Overlook.

NSpeclal wire 20 l.. }. OYef]Ock-J
BOSTON, Aug. 20.-Heayy Hquida-
ton caused SSe weakness from the
opening and continued until the last
hour, when short covering was the
principal factor in sharp rally, which
closed the market at the best prices
of the day. We do not look for any
wide fluctuations either way for the
balance OF the week, but believe chat
advantage should be taken to tighten
up the load il next sweet and be in 4
position to replace holdings on any
good break which is likely to come be-
tween now and the election.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-08-21
HUTTON g co.

Especial Wire 20 l.. J. Overlook
REV YORK, Aug 20.-Southern Pa
cifc continues to make new high
records on tails move. and 1t rs said
by prominent bankers that this stock
viii work over ITO in the near future.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-08-21

A beautiful silver loving cup viii be
awarded to the winner CT the largest
number Of events in the annual held
day to be held at Mesa September u
under the auspices Of the Municipal
improvement association.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19

That Izzet Pasha is in Washington and
staying in apartments not far enough
from the former Turkish Legation 70
prevent him being in daily communion
ton with his son. Nehned All Rey. is
the statement made last night by one
who IS intimately acquainted with affairs
Of the deposed Minister.
This is the reason attributed for the
prolonged stay Of Ali Bey, who is said 10
have been anxious 10 quit this city as
soon as 8IundG Bey straishtened out his
affairs with the State Department. Al
though Izzet Pasha is said 10 have come
10 Washington unknown 10 any one but
those in close toucn with the dep0sed
diplomat. Il was announced he would re-
main here some time
Izzet Pasha. who left Constantin0ple
shortly before the outbreak Of the Young
Turk party. has travelled incognito. and
his reported arrival here several days
ago was sufficiently guarded 70 pre-
elg5e detection u line with the craft
ness that in former years characterized
him as the Terrible Turk at the court
Of the Sultan Izzet came into Washing
ton unnoticed and under an assumed
name.
Il is reliably stated that he has sought
the Capital Of the United States as a
haven from any possible moleststioH
from the new party in power in Turkey.
HIS Thorny Path.
II is known thar All Bey has NOT tread
a path streun with roses since his min
.sr~v here
Tntl recently. Izzet Pasha enjoyed the
right 20 give orders in the name of the
Padlshah. 1or merely 20 subordinates
but 70 ministers. 6igni-aries OF state, and
princes OF the blood. without even being
obliged 20 show l-s masters warrant
ard seal
One Of the secrets of his force IN the
palace Of the Sultan and 0lt Of IL was
thar he was regarded as possessed of
supernatural powers This belief was. and
stiI is 20 certain extent borne out by
the slrogether uucanry look en- his cold.
piercing. and relentless gray eyes
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
SOME, OF SIiERMAN'S SAYINGS
IN HIS ACCEPTANCE SPEECH

hope better my position njunctons than
by specific Endorsement OF Mr. Tafs Cincinnati speech the
subject
The Republican party believes in granting abors every
quest that does seek to accord rights denied to
another.
pTOteCoist and sufficiently practical value the ul-
ity OF fact higher than the beauty OF theory
especially commend that plank OF platform which prom
ises a early revision OF tariff schedules
Our duty oopels that the material and educational condition
OF the coored race be advanced
approve the movement conservation Of our natural
resources.
believe in the maintenance Of such an army and navy viii
be guarantee Of the protection OF American interests everywhere
and a Of peace.
l. administration and legislation should be extended
NJ class, no sect, no race and section
The overhadowing issue Of the campaign IS Should the ad
uinistration Of President Roosevelt be approved?
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
Our Navy and Great 3ritain's.
New Haven ResizG

ErozI the New Haven Resis-sr-
II there IS any lessen in comparison o.
our present and prospective navy with
Grear Britain's present and prospective
one. It IS this. Great Britain had the
start OF Us in navy. she has the VIII, the
pride and the resources 10 keep Il IN
considering our naval needs we must look.
not toward keeping ahead OF all other na-
rions. but 10 the definite and specific needs
OF our nation and those possessions for
which we have made ourselves respon-
sibIe. Strength Of navy moreover. con
sists not IN size and number and tonnage
and guns. but in the degree 10 which the
resources are assinilatsd, made wieldy
and effective And there are certain na-
rionaI qualities. TOO familiar 70 need emu
meration. which count for strength above
size d navy.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
L : Der OF As=ea--u-a. ws--s- 2=-


WaslI---11. =. g.. A---=- s. ----5 n
Taere have been showers il she Atlantic --E f--r=
States tie 1I---i--- Ps---su'1 Te--zz=re A-.a---
----he-u Missouri Ssz=l=Ea. Er---= NV------
tC-1raco- ard Tr1h5 elsewhere she weather was ---
J. IS s-uarl1- C-ls- t-s-1 the 0r5- Valley -.--r.-
eas-rarc. AID IN --- S-r-5-e-- ard yy--1-s-- n
the Lake region and Ta-r- li5s=i-zz--5 N-lar -rr--
Terar--e7 were E1ie-1-s. while ID --- S-rs- and
S5It-Ves- they c-----1 E--L a--z-r-E f1.--.-z-
showers ve-e acc----ai-l BE- -zu-I--a-- r1--=- l-
the iu-s--c- q tle south Atlantic and saz- 5,--s
States
There VII be local Thunder SHOWERS ue4H---=-
II Ire S7--l Atlantic and elst G--F ~-.-as W----
rs C1.-ra1o and probably -le western Portions -f
S71-1 DaE1-7 ard Ne1-1Ssa- showers VIII a--s ----
I-nle l11r-1ar cVe- the grearer portion -+ tlesz
ci5t---s ard local showers are r-1-zEIa Wez7esEar
r-5r- 1r THURSDAY .u the urQer s. LaE-e--e N-rrav
su1 northern NE- England elsewhere -he r---rr-
W-- 1e Ss-e1a--T FAR Ne1le-l8r and Thlrslzr
L1D1erz---re changes VII not b marcel s,s----
TIE laz- -V0 GAYS
The Flzas along rl-e New England coast VII be
A--- westerly. Oh IL Middle Atlantic c7s=- 5s-r-
EcTllglste-F. Ring variable Cu The S1---H Ar
sn-2r cu1s- --1r @ fresh and Tz-iaLe- C- re fH+
soas- light and mostly s1ucherlr- OF the Love-
tSz3s Lglt % fresh s1a--ues- % west ard or rlz
tT7cr Lakes Is1J 70 =7esl % northwest
S1eaUs-s departing Weluesizy for E----ea- rv--4
WI nave hEht westerly winds with fair v-z1-bs-
70 the t5ra-l Banks
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
LOSSES BY FIRE.
The Figures show Our UnecOnomic
Waste.

From the New YORK Globe
The totals Of are loss II this country
may signify little 20 the average mind.
but the comparative figures should mean
much. The figures issued by the na-
tiOnsl board OF fire underwriters show
that the average IRE loss per capita in
the United States for the last five years
was S3o2- against 90 cents for six European
countries. including France, Germany. and
austria II may be objected To. per
haps. that II IS unfair 10 select this par
ticular period for purposes Of comparison.
since both the Baltimore FIRE Of 1913 and
the san Francisco fire OF I915 are IncIud-
ed in IT, And yet i these two fires. rep
resentng about $3.50. .c80G00. were deducted
from the total FIRE loss Of the country
fer the Eve years-which is estimated al
81 .257. .71e. .s55-tfe total would be reduced
BY but little over a fourth. And the
American per capita loss would remain
about six and Cne-half times larger than
the European. What is TO blame fer this
great disparity Are we so much more
careless than Europeans? Are European
building codes. FIRE departments. and
water supplies from six and half TO ten
times better than those found in the
United States2
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
NO MUTUAL UNDERSTANDING.
Senator Foraker viii Not Meet Taft
At Conference.

New York. Aug l&-When Mr- Tan
goes to Middle Bass Island at the end of
the month 70 meet a gathering OF Re
publican leacers OF Ohio 70 talk over the
situation in the Buckeye state, Senator
Joseph 3 Foraker viii not be one OF the
number. During the last day or two il
has been stated by friends Of Mr. Taft
IN this city that the Republican Presi-
dental nominee and Senator Foraker
would meet at Middle Bass Island. and
that they would come 10 a mutual under
standing. But so far as Senator Foraker
knows. there Is TO be 10 such meeting.
Senator Foraker was in this city to-
night He STAYED at the Waldorf-Astoria
over night on his way from Northeast
Ha-bor. Ne. where he has been spending
the summer. on his way TO Washington
When he was seen at the hotel tonight
lie was not inclined to be talkative He
seemed. il. fact. TO be rather annoyed that
II became known that he was here
Asked i IT was cTUe, as had been re
ported. that. IS both he and NJ Taft
were members Of the Middle Sass Island
Club they were TO meet there TO have
q heart-tO-heart talk. the Senator re
Piled. with studied chilEness of man
aer. There IS no engagement between
Mr. TAFT and myself 10 meet al Middle
Bass Island.
The report probably arose because OF
an impression that there are some dif-
ferences between NIr Taft and myself
] would be glad 70 correct that inpTes-
sion by stating that there IS no trouble
Of any kind existing between Mr. Taft
and NE. 1 would be pleased TO meet 9ir-
Taft al Middle Bass Island If I could do
SO. but engagements I have already made
viii prevent my being there at the time
that Mr Taft VIII make his visit 70 the
club"
Senator Foraker declined TO be drawn
into any discussion concerning the out
roor- If tra rrr,sr,c- carlnrlie-n
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
INVITED TO PHILIPPINES.
President Way Accept After His
Hunt in Africa.

Manila. Aug. IS.-The Merchants Asso-
cidIion Of Manila has started move
ment 10 induce President Roosevelt &c
visit the Philippine Islands either before
or after the big game hunting trip in
Africa which the President is planning 10
take after the inauguration Of his sue
cessor next March
At a meeting of the association a reso-
luton 70 this effect was unanimously
adopted and committee appointed to ex-
tend q formal invitation 20 the President
It is expected that many of the Fiji
plnos viii Join in the movement
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
BAKER HAS HIGH HOPES.
Asserts that Taft VIII Garry the
State This Fall.

State This Fall
United states District Attorney D. W
Baker. Of Washington. whose home IS
in MARYLAND. returned % Washington
yesterday from a political tour OF sew
sral Maryland counties. He IS convinced
Taft VIII carry The STATE
Z think there is no doubt of it, ne
said. Il have talked with the voters OF
several counties and have noticed The
same Democrats who refused 90 vote
for Bryan before announced their iu-
te1ton OF voting for Taft Many others
who did vote for Bryan say this tine
they VIII vote for Taft
The general opinion 7 found among
voters was that Mr. Bryan has nothing
in his stock of trade on which he can
base demand for change Of gov
e-nment, with the exception Of the guar
a-Jeeiug Of bank deposits and this might
be said u have fallen fat.
Mr. Bryan has Eot a single r.a per vyi-l
influence in Maryland advocating his
election. and the large majority OF papers
al the county seats. which WELD cousid-
cradle influence IN their respective
counties. are for TAFT