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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-02
SOCIALISTS ARRESTED.
Woman Resists Police and Waves Red
 Flag.

Woman ResIsts Police and Waves Red
 Flag.
 Los Angeles, Cal. March 1.-George M Woodby, J. M. Hicks and Mrs Josie Schuck were arrested last night as part of the campaign being waged by the police against socialists.
 Woodby is a Pasadena negro. He and Hicks when taken into custody were addressing meeting of several hundred bystanders. Upon their ar rest there was a demonstration. the result of an appeal by Mrs. Schuck to those present to resist the officers. Placing herself at the head of a mob Mrs. Schuck raised a red flag and marched her followers a distance of about a mile, the crowd singing the "Marseillaise.
 When two police officers sought to disperse the marchers, the crowd be- came demonstTative. Twenty police officers were hastened to the scene and dispersed the mob, arresting Mrs, Schuck, Woodby and. Hicks. They were later released on bail.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-02
rANIc AMoNa Hn.Is,HE EsRs.
EngIl.h Rser-ssnket. liave rl


 TroubIeN. Too. .-r
 London, March 2.-Seidoin has the promise of Legislation worked sncil havoc with trade as has the licensing bill with the brewing interests.
 Stocks in all the breweries, irclud- ing the foremost companies, went down on Friday and Saturday 10 amazingly low rates, until they could not be sold at any price. The ,stirfpkage in the nominal value of brewing properties Is estimated at about $250,0e0,0e9 The stocks in the leading companies have fallen as much as fifty per cent some more than that in two days.
 Naturally trere is a panic among the brewers and they and the public house proprietors are sendiHK up a strong .outcry against the bin. Many among the laboring efn s4es -&re sup nortin- th rem but tho talrp"rsinre so- cieties are highly pleased with the sit uation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-02
4 DEATH MYSTERY.
Roommate ef Joseph Gpiiloux Suapeet-
 cd of .CFime.


 cd of .CFime.
 Lowell. Mass, March is~-JoFaph call loux. s7 years of age, plumber helper. was found dead in the ehpp af his employer today with his head and face covered with cuts and sElllsess liis mouth burned as thau9h an attempt was made to npur liWAid pplson Into t and the room fTlIed with gas escaping from an. open jst,
 A former Foommats,s Napolepn Hivet 2G years old. has heen artested upon suspicion. Riget denied sall-knpwieclGe of the probable murder and no motive for the crime has thus far been disT covered.
 It was learned that up to last Friday night GafIlpux and Napoleon Riyet roomed together. but that nothing had been seen of iiivet there since that time. It was further learned that two years ago Gailloux turned over St,- O00 life insurance policy to Isivet. The latter is held pending further investt- gation. ;,..,-i
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-02
FOE ,:5NERnnR MucnEs.
Tim Woodrus wilI Present the Eese- % lnfAamE i-.-, ;,

New York, March T.-Timothy l.. Woodruff, chairman of the republican state commit -e has drafted resolu- tjons endorsing Governor Hughes for the presidential nomination which he will introduce at the meeting of the republican state committee Saturday. The resolutions will, contath a3 st- dorseiient of the administratoii of President Roosevelt.
 Tn addition to endorsing Gov, Hughes nomination. the resolutions, II ia understood, will pledge the support of the state committee and express the opinion that the delegates to the na- itonai convention should be instructed for Hughes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-02
,een some activity in Massachusetts

also.
 Without giving any consideration. to the possibility of Mir. Bryan's winning believable. there Is no question that he has the West from the Pacific to the Mississippi for hirn. The Western States will send to the convention s9e delegates. ali instructed Tor the Feer'
 The States from the Mississippi to the AlIeghenies> are also lined up on the Bryan side of the Denver convention and he himself is convinced tnat m ,,; one get the fifteen electoral votes.
 No man has yet appeared who can set the South away from MT. Bryan, and there is hut markedly little ground for any assertion that he will not car rv ali the States south of Mason and Dfxon's line.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-02
TRIREsMEN sURRENDER
British Expedition in India Comes
 An End,


 Calcutta, March I-ThA British ex- petition under Major General Sir James WIllcocks. which has been engaged in the Bazar valley in punishing the zak- kakhels, powerful tribe ct Afrids, has como to an end.
 The troops have vacated the Bazaar valley and are expected to reach Pe- shawar soon. More than 200 high Iribesmsn petitioned the British gov ernment to spare the zakkakhels. promising to punish the offenders in the recent raids, because of which tho government sent out it's punitive expe- dition. The trIbesmen already have suffered severely, for In a remarkably short campaign they have been scatter ed and broken, their arms have been destroyed and many of them killed.
 They have now made the fullest sub mission and General Wiilcocks has &C., cepted the terms on behalf of the gov ernment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-02
SELLS 10000 STEERS.
Biggest Deal in Cattle Ever Known to
 Texas.

San Antonio, Tex, March 1.-(Spe- cial. l.)-Ten thousand steers sold for S250. 900 a day or so ago. consummating the largest cattle deal of the present season.
 Charles Schreiner & Co. sold these grass-fattened steers to Russell Bros, of MenardviIe. Most of the steers were 3 years old, and will be shipped to the Asage nation in the spring. Meanwhile the mild winter here with good rains giving abundant grass. in- sures tn cir keeping condition.
 The selling of cattle In Southwest Texas is going on briskly and this promises to be big year for the cattle raisers.
 state in the Union, producing nearly ,ne- fifth of all the cattle raised in the limited States. an interest that runs in value close to Sl25. OO.OOO.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-02
sEyEN TEni.oRlsTs nANeED.
Three Women Among Those |" pIe iS
 Russia.

Three Women Among Those [" pIe h
 Russia.
 St. Petersburg. March l.-The seven terrorIsts who were condemned to death by d courtlnartial for complicity In a plot against, the lives of Grand Duke Nicholas Nichoiaivietch and NJ. ChetGs egIovitoff, Minister of Justice and whose sentence was confirmed yes terdly by General Hazenkampf, chi"i of tie general staff, were hanged al daybreak Sunday at Eissy Moss, oppo- site Kronstadt. s,
 Among those who suffered death Were Caivino the, supposed ItaliaH. who had in his possession when arrested a pass port issued to the real Calvino, the St. Petersourg correspondent of two ltatinn pa apers, and three women, two of .wlom were IS and .s years of age respcc1iVei1, g.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-02
Trtaxular Lenrue Dehate.

Providence. R.. l.. March 1-Whethsr or not the larger New England cities should have the commission form of government Is to he settled Monday night by the high -hrowed, and ready tongued debaters of three of New Eng lands colleges. The occasion is the an- nual contest of the Triangular Debat- ing league. comprising Brown, wll- liams and Dartmouth. Each college bas twn teams and the dehates are to be held simultaneously in Williams town, Hanover and Providence.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-02
TAFT srEAks TO Y. M. c. 4.
The Bis Secretary Keeps Busy Eyen an
 Sunday.

The BIg Secretary keeps Huay EYen oH
 Suniay.
 Springneld Mass. March i.--Secre- tary of War William H. Taft addressed an audience of more thar 1000 per sons in the Court Square Theatre this afternoon.
 He spoke under the auspices of the Y. N c. A. and took the work of the Y Nj. C. A. as his subject paying par ttcular attention to the international aspect of that work and emphasizing the aid which the Association has been to the Government in the Philippines ar d in the Panama canal zone,
 Secretary Taft was in tirfs city only a few hours, coming from New York and departing early this evening fol Milbufy. H
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-02
CANDIDATES NOT NUMEROUS.
Few Men Want to Serve in Texas Leg
 felnfuFe.


 San Antonio, Tex, March 1.-(Spe- cial) )--Refusal of the voters of Texas to raise the salary of members of the State Legislature coupled with the ab- olition of free passes has caused a dearth of candidates for that offlce in this section.
 The pay of $5 day for sixty days. followed by $2 day for the rest of the session will hardly cover the liv- ing expenses at Austin. and when rail- road trips home to look after business affairs must. be taken, the legislative off1ce becomes an expensive luxury that only the rich can hold. But tn erich in this section don't want 1t. and the poor will not have it.
 Just at present when possible candi- dates are emphatically refusing. it looks as if some sort of subpoena pro- ceedings will have to be instituted in order to get representatives in the next Legislature.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-02
In,rrroll(rlnte nratory.

oratory is to be given free vent in the Peoples Church in this city Mon day night. the occasion being the an n,,al contest of the Intercollegiate Ora toricaI Associat on of Minnesota. The colleges to be represented In the con test are Gustavus Adolphus college Macalastcr College aud Hamiine Unl7 varsffy
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-02
pAnK HoRaEs IN FoLIT1os.

x. -rs.ttonai Conventions Nothing ls Settled r TilI Votes Are Counted.
 Ieslie's weekly. rSs dark horse has so often won the prizs in the past that 1t is decidedly risky for- anvhoay several months before na- tlonaI CSonvention, to make any hard and fast prediction as to the nomination, ex- cert in eases where pop1l,a,r, ls,,. Frssioent @ sat thousht of by anybody in connection with
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-02
ON SMOOTH PAVEMENT
 HORSE BROKE HIS LEG

Iy Tgottins on City Pave
 nfcnf
 A horse. proceeding up Court Street early yesterday movhing broke his leg while travelling on smooth pavement. Tie animal vas trotfiug slowly along. pulling a buggy driven by wo s{lall negroes. Suddenly. frora no ss- sgnable cause. when about opposite Mays bakery. the horse was observed to give little hop. and an instant later 1t was seen that one of the ani- maj's forslegs had in. some inexplisa- ble fashion. been hroken.. Limping along on three less. he was taken to nearby stable and shot.
 The horse was owned by a neSro who works on the Flennsg place.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-02
ITALIANS SUPPRESSED.
Rochester Police Stop a Suspicious
 Meeting.

Rochester. N. r., March 1.--Because they were suspected Of having anar' chistic tendencies, and of foTpenting disorder, about fifty Italians. who had arranged for meeting in comn1emo- ration of the death of Giordano Bruno burned to death as a hereto in Rome in 1900. were dispersed by the police here this afternoon.
 An Italian lawyer from New York Mhtto Teresi. who was to address the meeting, made some protest against the action of the police but the meeting dispersed without disorder.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-02
serviee to DritIah Guiana.

New York. March 1-The departure of the steamer Surinam from New York
 tomorrow will mark the establishment of a new regular steamship service be- tween this port and Trinidad and Para maribo. The service. which is to be conducted by the Royal Dutch East
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-02

Parts of the Bible are now printed in seven Congo languages, though 1t was less than a quarter century ago that none of these had been put into written form.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-02

Indian Mail line. will enter into direct conapetition with the service of the Quebec Steamship Company and the Trinidad line.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-07-10

side The only ventilation from small windows aoouV 'ne SIZE "
MANS hand the number which not more than three man
who violates the city ordinance and put in there to await trial next
d has certainly had punishment enough without sentence ron
His Honor =, /.
We really don't how bad it would be TO stay In 'e Or
days. for have yet steered clear Oh 'ne n - WINS
the apparanc the building and the haggard look OF several
~ son+ short time in there sufficient evidence to warrant
ifs condemnation The building originally no doubt cost enough 10
have built one that have been used as pson instead OF
dungeon.
We do not mean that this should be thrown away absolutely
u some alterations madeay placing of sufficient windows
to give air and light would be great advantage by this we 90 not
mean prisoners should be treated like honored guests Out %
should at least be given treatment and on an equal with
animals if no more None would want horse of placed in
there for anv length of tmehat cared anything for the
horse.
Now just this matter and see it isn't about right
If we are wrong say 50 and point it out to us
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-07-10
WIDENING ORANGE AVENUE.

THE meeting of the City Council the clerk was in
strucd notify property the north side of Orange
Avenue railroad except the first block to their
fences the section line which supposed to
through the This will also that probably
will be moved few feet to clear the street
talked about the streets and in the
for than year. Resolutions and motions have
again the matter always laid for
further consideration until the meeting last week when the above
ton taken.
This will meet with the approval of almost the entire citizen
ship while will expense and the giving up of
small strip of land by the benefits be derived by the property
that will than offset any outlay. Possibly
few will be willing first to gracefully give way there is little
doubt they that will ultimately their benefit
to do so.
Orange Avenue destined to be of the principal residence
of the we'll the general highway
the west This fact should make important enough
siderable attention. therefore it necessary the
ordinary width AS it stands there places
twenty feet wide and man will enough for
street We hope the property will assist the City
putting the street proper shape and will only time uD
til Orange Avenue is paved all the way.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-07-10
A VISIT TO WEST PALM BEACH.

THE NEWS MAN among those who visited West Palm
Beach spent glorious Fourth July This was our first trip
to the city Worth and impressed by the gahe
spirit of the business men cheerful hospitality
extended to visitors who crowded into the city to
parake in the celebration of the Nations birthday
The fact that hospabe awaited the visitors
upon aighed from the train among crowd
of visitors Our first ntmaton hearty dcasp from
Grub and A. Anthony two of West Palm Beachs
most promnet and friends of boyhood days Their
soude comfort well that of all Fort Pierce friends
helping accommodations for the night in city taxed
for sleeping quarters indeed appreciated Their
until late night and the burning question with
these gentlemen was ae all the visitors found
modaOns And they not satisfied until such the case
Bright early morning the celebration started and all
day long kept continual uproar patriotic and
Beach did herself proud this occasion We met many
old time friends substantially Dad county
and to the day well spent.
newspaper thanks courteses ALSO An
invitation from Editor Bragg
OkeecObee road had be declined with regret
genial city the News S. Rowey would let
disappointed delightful city
up the ptop the $4,000 school building
could view the entire surrounding country including portion of
the Atlantic and the outskirts of the Everglades We could
this Okeehobee three miles deIvng
unbrOk country which will day produce wealth the city of
West Palm Beach, The road four miles and taps tie old
government thus outlet TO this hitherto
country the virgin the ler
possibilities.
The schoOhOuse inspected
the people of West Palm Beach 1t
story building and when completed this fall will
best equipped school part State
From there driven through WOOdawn Cemetery pref
plot presented the city West by
Fager after he had gone hundreds
pense in identifying it. Around it is handsome fence the
which universal death bessngu are
all paved and Australian pines hybcu century plants other
beautiful shrubs and flowers kept the condition. making
it beautiful resting place
To accurately be continue this art
indefinitely but must people of West
Palm Beach for most delightful Fourth of july get
pretty badly scratched in holly contested game
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-07-10
THAT CITY JAIL.

ASK any Fort Pierce citizen the city jail and see he
doesn't make apologies for the No matter how
and home he hang his head and re-
that combined which is now
ciy Jail Had it struck you Citizen that some.
thing should be that jail that be used
Yes tits true the place used but humane officer can
place there during the time with the consent of
clear conscience
The building about 14x6 built brick with two cells in
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-07-10
Notice

Of Application for Tax Deed Under se''1' n
SIS of the General Statutes of the S's'e
of Florida.
Notice Is hereby given that A. Lam''.
chaser Of Tax Certificate No ], dated 'ns &. /.
day of July A. D.. 1906. has filed sad e',.A. g
in my Office. and has made application y
deed to issee in accordance with law. o'H u. u
cate embraces the following describsd Pr NV
situated in st. Lucie county. Florida so-s, rs.
u of EM Of NE ". Section . Iown &
South, Range 10 East. 10 acres, ~ ss'r a
taken from the southeast corner Of sara w
said land being assessed at the date o. " Z IS
ance Of suchcertihcate in the name Of ~. s
son. Unless said certificate shall be reqs'' :. 4,
cording to law. tax deed viii issue tns'''' 4
Ord day Of August A. D.. 1908. IL s.
Witness my official signature ana sea- ~
LIST day OF July A. D., 1903 .,<
(seaD y rs,,,,.
Clerk Circuit Court st, Lueie County H. -.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-07-10
CANDIDATE FOR STATE sEu1lI
Mr.. Adhemar Brady, of Tltusylll.
Stands for The Compact

TO the Voters of the Thirteentb g..
torlal District. ''ns'
Fellow Citizens:.-I am a o.na,,.
for the Senate and l stand ior r's NV
Compact. AS'
The political organization Of soc,...
never has and never can satisfy M i
mands of human nature. Thu ca y
pact is new science which teaches Il.
true organization OF society. Is.sss g
for The Compact because il viii ss.Ise
the demands OF human nature perfect,
The principles of The Compac. !.
stated In a small tract which win ss.s
to anyone making the request
The declarations Of the capdds,..
before the late primaries are eyideOe.
of the maladjustment Of our social i
lations. Every candidate advoca,.a
some needed reform. The capdIdst..
and the people were divided. All va.
divided. All were antagonistic. Ths
struggle for supremacy must contipu,
while political organization lasts.
Under The Compact, which is socst,
organized for the purpose Of satifyins
the demands of human nature, unit,
will take the place Of discord. Upds,
The Compact the world will turn d
useful service the energy now was.sl
in cruel conflict.
l ara not standing for an ideal
theory, or a hoary precenent, an
standing for a scientific truth.
Every reader can know that TIE
Compact is science. am prepared
to discuss the facts and the principle.
of The Compact with any one who
wishes to make an Investigated
There are only threSnew facts:
l. The law of demand.
2. The national division Of society
3. Organization for the purpose d
satisfying the demands Of humsn nr
ture.
am not posing as leader, but Ian
necessarily in the position Of a teacher
The man who votes for The COmpasl
is not supporter or follower, he dos
not depend upon me, does not need me-
His vote means a demand for anindus
trial organization of society which eau
and must satisfy all national demand
A vote for The Compact means that
the voter understands his rights aaa
how TO secure them,
stand on this proposition:
The Compact will satisfy the y
mands of human nature perfectly,
The proposition requires study snd
every statement OF The Compact should
be verified.
Whether the assumption is that Ihe
Compact is false or that it is true, d'H
not matter provided there follows
thorough investigation.
The existence in the popular mlnau
the idea that there is an enemy Of lns
people is not without foundation. bp
the real enemyis political organlzap'4
The notion that king, railroad q
a corporation is the enemy isa gem
sion.
A broader knowledge will show ~
all the ills OF society must dIsappe''
under the natural organization o. y
ciety. Our ignorance, not The LAVE"
creation, has produced human ml's'
ADHEMAR BRADY
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-07-10
II Florida Goes Drv.

1t will not help the man or woman
VINO mas craving appetite for drink
Inc desire must be removed. II YOU
nave q friend or relative whom YOU
would like to save from drink or drug
naolt' write Immediately for copAdeu.
nal information 10 The Kelley lnsti.
tute, Jacksonville. Fla.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-07-10
Notice to Property Owners on Or
ange Avenue.

AT the regular July meeting of the
Clty Council the following motion was
made aod carried.
That the City Clerk notify all
properly owners on the north side of
orange avenue, beginning at the S. E..
corner OF Lot 3 Block L. and running
west to City limits, to move their
fences back 10 # from section line"
F. M. TYLER.
City Clerk.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-07-10
BAPTIST CHURCH

Preaching service LIST and 3rd Sundays
at II a. m. and 1880 p. m. Prayer
meeting Mondays following LIST and
Srd Sundays at 100 p. m. Sabbath
school, Sundays p. m. Everybody
invited to attend. ]. w. MacNa.
mara, pastor.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-07-10

81 Z, ANDREWS EPISCOPAL. CHURCH
ore fiercc, Fla, Service every sun
gay az a. M. and IL a. M. Sun
Lay scnool 10 a. M, Mr. w. Il. Har-
oln, superintendent. Friday evening
service, 4 p. M. Fvervbodv S Vel.
n oo1e. heY George Moore, D. d.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-07-10
GENERAL DIRECTORY.
CHURCHES.

CHURCHES.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
second and Attn Sundays OF eacn
month Preaching at II q. m. and
t'SV 2. m. Sunday-schooI at 10 n
mp every Sunday. Union PRAYER
service every Wednesday at 1880
Pm. E, E. Jewell, pastor.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-07-10

that city telegraph office is still in the future and its
e every day. although the service better during pine
apple season.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-07-10

THE Democratic National Convention Denver Tuesday
at noon to build platform President and
Vice President and attend to other party matters 1t is safe to saw
that William Jennings Bryan candidate for President
put VINO VIII be his running mate another which
VIII cause considerable political cuussng Whoever hope
ne Will preside over the Senate during the Presidential term
WE are in receipt OF copy of the first News pub
shed at Havana Gadsden county, Florida 1t is the latest addition
to the Florida and owned by R. GRAY The
News neat eight page five column paper and looks like winner
Success to Brother Gray
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-07-10

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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-06-15

Joe M. Crosby of Ensign authoriz-
es the announcement that he is a
candidate for the office of tax as
SCISSOR of Ellis county. Mr.. Crosby
was the last county candidate to Sc
cure place on the ticket. His appli-
cation was mailed Saturday and was
received Sunday morning by Chair
man Gill. Mr.. Crosby has been citi-
zen of Ellis county since 1873. To-
eating that year near Ensign. He is
representative citizen of the coun-
ty and is highly spoken of by all who
know him. For a number of years
Mr.. Crosby was engaged in the mer-
camille business at Ensign, but he is
now following the vocation of a far
mer. His announcement is made
subject to the action of the demo-
cratic primary election, and he
wants the voters to give his claims
due consideration before election
day