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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-12
To f.esh eya.

Willie. accompanied by his fAthee.
was visiting circus and nsenaeerie.
.-Oh. papa the boy exclaimed n they
passed before an elephant. Took at
ire l1ig COW with bes horns IN ~
mouth eating hay with her tall
Christian Register
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-12

There n nothing % utterly hollow -
spoken yesterdAy.-EvanEel.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-12
Stand BY IN. Boy,

I'VE must stand by the boy and
show the world that we have not cast
him aside
The boy" was the younger son Of
an honorable family. He had commit
ted a great wrong. and the question
Was what to do with regard to him
His brother. 4 man OF high moral integ-
rity. said. We must stand by the boy."
This attitude was Christian. II suc-
gests a duty to the boy in general. the
boy that has gone astray. We have
not always even seen the problem. Il
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-12

do you Eeep second eirir
No: my wife isn't strong enough to
waif on more than one.--Eansas City
Journal.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-12

One of the most delightful compan-
les OF the early summer was given
this week by Miss Marguerite Doan
at her home on South Twelfth street.
The affair was in the natrue of plate
shower. complimentary to Miss kath-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-12
DOES HANGING
 BAR LIFE PoLICY7

Washington, Oct Il. 1.-The question whether the ordinary insurance policy insures @ man against death by legal hanging is raised in the case of the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company vs. J. William, .McCue, and others. which was presented today to the Supreme Court of the United States McCue Is one of the children of the late Mayor Samuel J. McCue. of Char lottesviIie, Va, who was hanged for murderfng his wife.
 About a year previocs to the crime, McCue took cut policy of $l5.000 in the Northwestern Mutual Life and the company refused to pay the policy on the ground that "the death of the in- sured by hanging under sentence of a court of justice annulied the contract of insurance.
 The United States Circuit for the Western district of Virginia gave a verdict in favor of the company, but that verdict was reversed by the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit.
 The insurance company now asks the Supreme Court to review tine case on Q writ of certiorari and its petition was presented today The court will an- nounce its decision later.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-12
HEARST AND GAYNOR
NEW YORK CANDIDATES BEGIN
 THEIR CAMPAIGN.
The Jurist Challenges Editor to Fight in Open and Twins Attacks the
 Democratic NOm-

New oYrk, Oct. 1.-Two candidates for Mayor of Greater New York who have been engaged in bitter denuncia- tion of each other during the last two days-- William Randolph Hearst and WiliiamrJ. Gaynor--appeared before the public tonight for their first ad- dresses of the campaign.
 Hearst spoke at Carnegie Hall. New York, and formally accepted the nomi- nation of the Independents. known as the Civic Alliance. Gaynor appeared at the Academy of Music in Brooklyn as the regular Democratic nominee.
 In his formal address Hearst re- trained from attacking his rival but Justice Gaynor in/ his speech, aroused by what he declared to be Hearst's breach of faith. in repudiating him, challenges the editor to meet him in joint debate on the issues of the cam- paign.
 q want fair play above all in this contest" said Judge Gaynor. The open enemy I honor. but I despise the en- emy that sits back as an editor or oth- erwise- pretending to be your friend when he Is only smiling while he buries his dagger in your ribs. So | say let US have 1t out in the open, Mir. Hearst"
 William Nj. Wins. who was the Re- publican candidate for Mayor four years ago, took an important part in the Hearst meeting. In fact. It was Twins who made the bitterest attack upon Gaynor. Among other things he said that Justice Gaynor had partici- pated in a conference at a hotel in this city~in which he advised State Senator Patrick H McCarren and a man whom Twins, described as lobbyist that the anti-race track gambling law as passed by the Legislature in this State was unconstitutional.
 Twins said that he was aware of the personal risk in making such a state- ment in that Justice Gaynor is still on the bench.
 "william J. Gaynor." he continued. mas A judicial history of demagogism and political trickery. And as to the statements that I have just made, he must either get of the bench or he will have his opportunity of having me dis barred
 His whole life Is chapter in po- litical hypocrisy and I shall take large part of my time during the next two weeks in demonstrating it."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-12

tions. that copies of the paper were sold in public and that. therefore. the crimes charged were committed m Washington as well as elsewhere.
 Counsel is ouestioned.
 Judge Anderson asked Mir. .McNamara how. in his opinion, 1t should be decio- ed where such a libel case should pc tried.
 Mir. McNamara said he thought the first court in which an action vas brought should have Jurisdiction. Ine judge thereupon suggested that IT tnis view of the matter was adopted. the question would arise whether or not 2 proceeding for libel might lie In hun dred different jurisdictions.
 rAnd also in this view. added the court, would a conviction In one tu- risiiction be a bar to further proceed inRs in. the same matter in hundred other Jurisdictions.
 MT. McNamara said he was not pre- pared to answer this question. He cited authorities which, he said. would show that the United States Supreme Court had approved removal for trial from one United States district. and to the District of Columbia in proceed ings similar to this prosecution of the publishers of The Indianapolis News.
 John D. Lindsey. of New York. coun- sel for The New York World. who fs attending the hearing here. joined in the discussion by asserting that the sac- ton against The Indianapolis News and similar action against the publishers of The New York World had been de- fined by Mfr. Roosevelt in his. public statement in which he declared that the American people and their government had been maliciously itbeied in the Panama Canal controversy and that the action to be brought was not in redress of the wrongs of any individual citi- zen
 Mir. Lindsey opposed the conception that these defendants should be moved from one part of the country to another and said that the setting of such a precedent would be destructive of the principles of liberty.
 MT. McNamara devoted a large part of his argument to attempting to es- tabfsh the fact of criminal libel on the part of the defendants. He said the records at Washington absolutely re- futed charges of. corruption in the Panama purchase. that the defendants had not considered these records in publishing the charges complained of and that whatever was the intention in their minds, the act they committed amounted to criminal libel.
 We cannot go into investigation of the subjective state oflmfnds of the de- fendants." said Mir. McNamara. I've can only judge from the outward acts committed
 The only testimony he offered con- sisted in copies of issues of The Indian- apolis News containing the alleged Ii- belous articles and selections from the report of the Senate Committee of 1908, which investigated the Panama deal and examined Mir. Cromwell as attor- ney for the French owners.
 Argument will be continued tomor- row.
 The Government will submit further authorities in its contention as to the meaning of criminal libel-and as to the right of the court-to order the removal of the defendants 10 another district for trial. Ferdinand Winter, of this city. will argue for the defendants.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-12
Bids Wanted

Sealed proposals in duplicate will be re- ceived by the City Treasurer of Montgomery, Ala. until 12 o'clock. noon. Monday. Oct. 18th. 1909 for the paving of the sidewalks the south side of High Street to the North side of Thurman street with Hexagon Tile or Schlllinger pavement together with all necessary curbinE and storm sewers in con- nection herewith. according to plans and specifications on file in the office of the City Engineer. accompany bid.
 The City reserves the right to reject any and all bids ROBERT TAFT. tu-sat Clty 4reasurer'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-12
GOES TO SEAB0ARD
GETS 4o0 MILES MORE OF
 TRACKS.
John Skelton Williams Declares There Is Perfect Harmony and No Friction In the RecOgni-
 ton Plan.

Richmond. Va, Oct Ii.--John Skel- ton, Williams. back from the meeting of the congratulations committee and the board of the directors of the Sea- board Air Line Railway system in New York today said that while 1t had not been heretofore announced public ly.S it Is a fact that the Atlanta and ating 237 miles; the Florida West Shore Railway operating seventy miles; the Plant City, Arcadia and Gulf Railway operating nineteen miles: the Catawba Valley Railway, operating twenty-two miles. and tho Tallahassee and South. Eastern Rail- road, operating thirty-nine miles. were merged with the Seaboard Air Line Railway as of September 2s and 30. 1909.
 This increases the operated mileage by nearly 400 miles. so that the mile- age operated or owned by the Sea- board Air Line. from October 1, 1909, will be just 5000 miles. These sew sral subsidiary roads have been con trolled heretofore. by the Seaboard, but nave been operated separately.
 Following this statment. MT. Will Jams added:
 "T regret to see that some news papers which do not entirely under stand the situation and some of my enthusiastic friends. are too much dis posed to herald the recent action at New York in electing myself and some of my friends to the, Seaboard direc- torate as a Williams victory. This Is the wrong view, The action Is not victory or a. defeat for anybody and was not so intended. There has been no fight since the receivership. It was simuly Al case of those most heav- lily and directly interested in the Sea board getting together to harmonize all interests and to insure peace and effective working"
 Mir. Williams was asked about the presidency He replied:
 That Is a matter which need not be discussed at present. as 1t Is ex- pected that the whole subject of man. agement will be taken up in har- monious and friendly spirit. after the ending of the receivership. think there is not much doubt that what. ever is done will be by. general agree ment and after full discussion and consideration of what would be best for the system. and for the country through which 1t operates-as you will observe. a territory constantly extend- mug and widening. So far as I have had opportunity to observe and be- lieve. the directorate is now unani- nous in the desire to make the Sea board a great and valuable property and a vast factor in the building up of the South.
 That is the hope I have had from the, outset, and if these purposes are accomplished, shall be greatly grati- fled, whatever my individual relations to the system"
 F.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-12
steamer. Freeze in River.

Fairbanks, Alaska, Oct 11.-Naviga- . tion of the Panama river was closed yesterday by the freezing of the stream. The unexpected freeze caught n number of steamers In the river and will hold them prisoner until spring. when two of them will be in dam gerous position at the breaking up of the ice. Two steamers crowded with stampeders for the new Iditarod dis trict are frozen fast A thousand tons of freight within short distance of Fairbanks win not be available until next May.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-12
WonId Carrx Case Up.

Washington, Oct. II.--On behaIf of the Delaware & Hudson Railway Com pany, Attorney J. NJ. Beck today pre-
 scented 10 the Supreme Court of the Tinted states a petition for a writ of certiorari in the case of the Albany and Susquehanna Railroad Company vs, the Delaware & Hudson, which if granted, would have the effect of bringing the case to the Supreme Court for review. The case involves a SudRmeaa against the Delaware q
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-12
Iahn pne Yerx uI.

Baltimore. Md. Oct. 1I.--John P. Poe, one of the leading lawyers of this city. and state. Is critically i'll at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. AL fred Tyler. at Ruxton. Baltimore county. Md MT. Poe suffered Q stroke of apoplexy yesterday. He was the framer of the Poe disfranchisement amendment. which was defeated in the Maryland legislature.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-12
MULTIqRAPH LETTERS.

LETTERS in quantities from 100 to 1000, 900 can be produced In exact fac-simile Of orig inal typewriting and when properly exeeut- have the same effect as if each letter. was typewriter separately. Our facilities and experience enable us to do the very. best that we will. P. L. Davant Typewriter Co,
 Ffrst National Bank. -i-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-12
R.,,re.a i. Cited.

Cincinnati, Oct. ll.-Judge Thompson of the United States District Court to- day ordered the Lake shore and Michi- gan Southern Railway Company to ap- pear before him on october 15 and plead to the indictment recently return cd against 1t of returning rebates from other railways on the shipment of ties from Tennessee via Cincinnati to Bry- an. O. .s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-12
PARKER IN WASHINGTON.
for Southern COmmercis
 Congress Home

Washington. Oct. l1.-For the pur- pose of completing arrangements for the erection of a million dollar home in this city for the Southern Commercial Congress, John N. Parker. of New Or leans, President of that organization, Is here holding a conference with busi- ness men interested in this project and to raise the necessary capital for it's construction. The site has been ob- tained.
 At the second annual meeting of the Congress, to be held here December 6 and !, extensive exhibits of Southern products will be made
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-12
Teller Pleads Guilty.

Trenton, N. J.. Oct. 11.-Eugepe R. wiltbank, formerly teller of the sec ond National Bank of Atlantic City today in the United States District Court, pleaded guilty to a charge oi embezzling s7,71O of the banks funds He will be sentenced next Monday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-12
For African Mirslons.

Cincinnati. O.. Oct. ll.-Bisalop Hart sell, missionary bishop of Africa of the Methodist Episcopal Church. announced today that $2oo.0o0 of the $3oo,0o which the church is trying to raise for African missions to celebrate the sev- enty-fifth anniversary of its entrance into that field, has already been raised
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-12
GUARDSMEN INDICTED
General P. F. Johnston Must Answs
 Charge.

Louisville. Ky. Oct. l1.-The grand fury today returned an indictment against Adjutant General Philip P. Johnston. of the Kentucky National Guard. for malicious striking.
 This is an outgrowth of the recent afYray in this city. during which Gen. eral Johnston caned Denny B. Goode. the editor of a weekly paper. because he had alluded to the General edito- rially as Peacock" P. Johnston.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-12
women Fleet omcers

ion of officers for the ensuing year was the principal business of the twenty eighth annual meeting of the board of managers of the Women's Home Mis- sionary Society today. Mrs. Clinton R. Fisk. of New York City was continued as President Emeritus; Mrs. George O. Robinson of Detroit, was elected Pres ident.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-12
auARLEs AT GREENSBORO.
DaIIas County Man Speaks Agains
 Amendment.

Greensboro. Oct. l1.-- Especial )--A large and enthusiastic audience greet ed Col. w. W. Quarles. of Dallas County, tonight, when he addressed the people of Hale County in opposition to the amendment.
 In the beginning he stated that he was not in favor of whiskey: that he had never taken drop of whiskey as a beverage in his life. but he did oppose the amendment. ..
 He was applauded heartily. His ad- dress was an argument why the people should vote against the amendment
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-12
Traction Company to Re Sold.

Anderson, s. C.. Oct 1l.-In conn pliance with an order of Federal Judge Pritchard the properties of the Anderson Traction Company will be sold under the hammer tomorrow. An unset price of s1T5.O00 has been nam ed. The company owns eighteen miles of city and interburban track and equipment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-12
CONNECTS FOB HIRE.

Sealed proposals. to hire from Dallas c.ounty about sixty convicts will be received by the undersigned until i2 o'clock noon, November eth. 1909.
 Contract to begin and convicts delivered January lst. 1910, all bids JULIEN SMITH.
 Hard Labor Agent --tf Selma. Alb.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-12
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Whss s1aasssn HaxlanaS Thfnks ea
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 New York, December lssh, lsoe The '. K. Fairbsak Company. Chicago. Dear eirs: Many years ago discon- tinued the use of lard in my Kitchen ment-CoTToLENE. then comparative ly c new product. Since my first trial of ik csn truly say that t has given complete sstiS- "shortening." or in combination with frying. 1t has never disappointed me. honestly believe t to be the very best thing of its kind ever offered to the American housekeeper. and I am glad of the opportunity to make my conviction public.
 xours truly,
 "1arion Harland."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-12

New Empire Theatre, remodelIed open every day at II a. m. Best Mov- ing Pictures shown fn town.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-12

New Empire Theatre, remodeIIed. open every day at n .. m. Best Mov- ing Pictures shown in town.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-12

spend your noon hour at the or pheuni. You know you can see the best Pictures there.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-12

WANTED-To correspond with a brunette lady, about twenty-five years old weighing about one hundred and forty pounds tAd- Ala -i6-2t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-12

Save sioo by buying one of the Meta oSaist College pianos. -ot
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-12

Hudson road for s1.i07.s2s with inter est for accrued rental on the lease of the Susquehanna road due to the Del aware & Hudson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-12

Cheney's ExpectOrant-a quick relief for coughs. colds and grippe. All Druggists 2SC.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-12
MISCELLANEOUS.

ANDERSON COAL co.-'Phone i4 or s4. Heat coal no slack and weighed over city scales. quick delivery Business Office s. Perry St. -2S GENERAL Agent for Royal Casualty Go of st Louis an old line health and acct dent insurance company. best policies and contract J. W. Sutton Imperial Hotel. WE ARE now prepared to give you an esti. mate on any kind of building. large or snalL call phones 173l or III. Harris & Soles.
 -2s-ts NoTIcE-of Trustees Sale of the Bank. root Estate of the Martin Furniture compa-. nv Notice is hereby given that pursuant tn an order of Honorable R. IT. Erwin Referee in Bankruptcy, made on sentember 2s, 1909 the undersigned az Trustee of James D. Martin. an individaal doing business under the name of sIartlm Fu1niture Company. Bankrupt. offers for sals. for cash all of the assets of the said kanIrupt The stock of goods, sconsisfiEg os furniture and other household effects. is Sa cine condition. and Is inVentorled upon ii ,iarv conservative basis at $6.2o0. the book sceounts, representing large number at sSog claims due the bankrupt arnounts ts ssseoO This place of business is splandidiy iocated in the city of Mobile, and will hs soid as a going concern. Thta Is an eX- Ssiient opportunity for some good b1siness man te take up and continue q live hussnesa with first class prospects All bids must in time to be opened at noon on Saturdas. october is 1909. In the office of the Ref- eree in Mobile. Alabama, Tho Trustee rs- serves the right to reject any and all hida Henry A. Horst. Trustee. Mobile. Ala s2-st
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-12

VIZ STORE furniture and household goods, eitber in open space or private roomE: our hnIiding was built especially for a storage SVarehouse and we are equipped to handle ana care for all kinds of storage: watch man on the premises day and night. Ala
 bama Storage and Ice Cos Phone siii;
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-12
FURNITURE.

pack and ship your fur niture We repair and retlnish your furnl- turc. Geo. D. Wragg Furniture Co. Phone 9bo -tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-12
WANTED.

COAL-WOOD-Coke: no one can underseiI us Anderson Coal Co. Phone II or sI
 Business office S Perry St. Il WANTED-You to know Law does the beat repair work in town, grates reset, ash fluss cleaned. Tile and brock work speciality Ring 41, call for Law. --f-te
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-12

MONEY 10 LoAN-Loan on improved city peSi estate and Montgomery Co lnty farm isnd. J. C Hardaway & Co.. 5oS Bell Bldg
 Phone 1Abb. -2I-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-12

FOR sALE-To close up estate. Ante Adjoina University of Alabama property.
 win go to highest bidder December lst. for terms and information, address F. O. Box i4s Tuscaloosa. Ala. -ll-60t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-12
PERSONAL.

FOR sALE--Chsap 300 acres of land 1T miles from city. now rented to good tenants Address owner. P o. Box 7a. --it-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-12
TYPEwRITERs AND REPAIRS

--------@--~~ WE can sell you any make of typewriter you wish at a big discount from mAnufac- turers list Repairs and supplies. Southern Typewriter Exchange. No. S4 Commerce st, Montgomery -tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-12
WANTED--To BUY.

wANTED-To buy horse. 14 or Is hands high. 6 to years old. good driver, solid color, Must be sound. Address c. s. E.. care Advertiser. --l
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-12

GOOD Bargains on farm lands. I have for sale. many different improved farms. one to twelve and twenty miles of Andalusia. Ala. on public roads and some good places in Andaiusia. anyone wishing to buy such. visit or write me for information. J. l.. Stewart. Andalusia, Ala. Real Estate Agent
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