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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-07

come to exploit and rob the Indians, and If they die. it Is risk Of war . But they are not murdered; they are suppressed"
 You see," he said. ''I feel quite certain that Great Britain will never give to India the regime of Canada, Australia, or South Africa, and I am working for India's complete inde- pendence. To get 1t terrorist methods are necessary. But there are no an- archists in India," he repeated. You must not talk about anarchists.
 '.As matter of fact" said Mir. Krishnavarma, T think with my old friend, MT. Hyndman, who has preach ed the cause of India for over thirty years. that the mass of English people are themselves the victims of the same system of oppression from which In- dia suffers. All those people who make enormous fortunes by the rob- bery of India go home and exploit the English working class.
 But although I consider that ter rorism and suppression have their uses, believe that the true way for the Indian people to free themselves is for them to boycott all things Eng ush. and this boycott I am promoting by every means in my power. do not mean a commercial boycott mere ly. mean the refusal by all Indians to serve in the British Army. in the police. in Government offices. to trade with Englishmen--in other words. to starve, or drive, or frighten the Eng fish out of India until India Is Indian India for the Indians-and I believe that my means and methods will en- able me to succeed.
 "The state of India Is worse than that of Russia. India can, and will govern herself some day soon. She is becoming one united nation, and Ma. hometans. &s well as Hindus and peo- pie of all castes, are becoming con verts to our nationalist ideas"
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TESTIMONY, IS ALL IN
tContinued from Page one.)


 Bradford, was produced at the hearing for bail was returned to Bradford and that he says he lost 1t; that the note introduced now Is a copy of the note Judge Bradford says he lost.
 The State Rests.
 Immediately after the agreement was read Attorney Garner said:
 "The State rests"
 We have a few witnesses in sur rebuttal," remarked Judge Anderson for the defense. Call Mrs. Sperry."
 The state objected. we ask that the jury be excluded as we understand this is an effort to get in some papers," said General McCarn.
 "It Is not sur-rebuttaL"
 Let us see whether 1t is or not. '' said the court. Mrs Sperry said she was the Max well House stenographer or that on November 9-the day of the tragedy Colonel Cooper dictated a letter to her from a note or manuscript and that she kept a carbon copy of 1t.
 Have you that carbon copy with you:
 T have"
 The state objected again and the jury was taken out. Attorney General McCarn declared that the defense had introduced a~copy which Judge Brad ford had made and that if they knew of the carbon copy they should have introduced it before the state closed. "They are tired of that copy now and want a new one." he said.
 "The cross examination of Judge Bradford on that line" said General Washington for the defense, was Q direct attack on him and here we have witness who will corroborate him and prove that we told the truth" The court held that the letter should have been introduced on the examina ton of the witness for the defense in | the case in chief. court to reconsider the decision and argued that the very agreement be- tween counsel just read opened the way for It's introduction as in con firmation of Judge Bradford and In rebuttal of attacks made upon him. Carbon Copy of Letter. Let the state cross examine the witness" said the court.
 DO you keep carbon copies of all of your letters?" T never do." Why did you make a copy of this one?"
 T was asked to do so by Colonel Cooper"
 "who kept it---did your" No sir."
 when did you see 1t last until to- dayT
 ''The day I made 1t"
 How do you know 1t is the same oneT"
 By the paper and because made mistake in the letter and Colonel Cooper did not wait for 1t to be cor rected. I struck e instead of an e in the word use I find that same err TOT in this carbon copy"
 Bring back the jury" ordered the court.
 when the twelve men had been brought in he said; '"The court sustains the objection The state tried to get before the jury the fact that the witness had not kept the carbon copy in her own possession, but the court refused to permit 1t. Call Charlie Burch." said Judge Anderson. The witness Is solicitor for the Y. & NJ V Railroad, counsel for defense in this case and son-in-law W of Colonel Cooper. His wife is dead. 1 He is a brother of Dr. Luoius Burch. who also married one of Colonel | Cooper's daughters. Mir. Burch said he was in attendance at the hearing for bond and that he
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remembered that the letter or note of Colonel Cooper to MT. Carmack was misplaced.
 The state asked time to confer before cross examining Mir. Burch and the request was granted After the cons ference they excused MT. Burch. Thereupon the defense's attorneys ask ed time to confer and withdrew.
 After the conference, the defense re- called Dr. R L. Thompson, a drug gist. who said Senator Carmack was in his drug store a few minutes be- fore the shooting. Thompson was in- troduced to pr6ve that Carmack help ed himself to cigar. c. H. Farrell. one of the states witnesses. today swore he bought a cigar from a clerk The defense attempted to impeach Farrell but the court ruled 1t out. Argument Begins Monday.
 "The defense rests.'' said Judge Anderson. We ask until Monday to prepare Tor argument" said Attorney General Garner.
 Take the jury out" was the courts order If I thought either of you would reopen your case Monday. I would make one of you make a speech today"
 When the jury was withdrawn. the Judge inquired how much time was needed for argument.
 We do not want any time limit" said Judge Anderson. 'The case Is too important
 T would like some idea. gentlemen not with the intention of holding you inside the time. but for other reasons" retorted the court.
 Would eight hours on each side do 2"
 The counsel on both sides conferred 8 while on this subject. Then Judge Anderson said: We agree to have three speeches on each side and we want no time limit. If the jury can stand 1t, you can. your honor"
 T do not know" said the court, still. if you will use discretion and- not endanger your own lives, why, I will agree. We will start the argu- ment at a. m. Monday and we will adjourn until that time. I will say to the audience that the proof Is all in, 50 you do not have to be back here Monday unless you want to. Mir. Sheriff. adjourn court"
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is. however, this advantage: The is- sues are more clearly defined.
 It can be said with authority that everything now depends upon the po- sition Russia takes. The situation IS as follows:
 Servia has undoubtedly renounced all her direct claims both territorial and economical but at the same time she charged Russia to place these demands before an international conference. Austria a-Hungary declined to accept such a conference before tffe princi- ples at issue between them and Ser via has been settled. Austria Hun . gary is prepared to grant favorable and economical compensations to Ser via if Servia consents to negotiate dt- rect: but should a conference be call ed to deal with these questions Aus tria- Hungary. with the support of Ger many. would oppose any concessions. :
 Austria Hungary and Germany con slider that conference should be call ed only to ratify agreements already made and they don't recognize the right of the powers in any way to in- teryene in questions concerning two independent nations.
 It Is affirmed also that Turkey Is in- clined to hold a similar view. The Porte fears that if such a conference awarded Servia territorial compensa- ton from Austria Hungary then Ser via would demand territorial com pensation from Turkey.
 The provisional agreement between Austria Hungary and Servia expires March 31 and Austria Hungary is will ling to make the new agreement more advantageous if Servia will abstain from seeking foreign intervention and settle the question alone. Up to the present time Russia has not intimated wh ether or not she will accept the Ser vian mandate to approach the powers.
 Although there is no serious anxie- ty regarding the eventual peaceful out come of this controversy. a certain dis quieting tension was shown today in official circles.
 The comment of the ewsrsWS news
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papers on the Austria -Servian situa- ton is pessimistic but the hope Is expressed that Russia soon will make known her intentions to favor peace solution.
 The Vossische Zeitungl summarizes the situation as follows:
 Russia has thankless task. IT she refuses to carry out the wishes of Servia 1t is. to be feared that Servia will throw herself upon the Austrian bayonets. If. on the other hand. Rus sia exercises the slightest compulsion on Austria Hungary. 1t is probable that the dual monarchy will grasp the sword as the only means of cutting the Servian knot"
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ron. of Germnn Pres..

Berlin, March 6.-The semi-official note showing the impossibility of Aus tria- Hungary accepting the good of- fees of the powers looking to a set clement of the disagreement with Ser via is discussed by the newspapers this morning after stating that the ques- tion between the dual monarchy and servia has assumed much more serious aspect.
 The Tageblatt says that the discord among the great powers gives occasion for grave apprehension.
 The Cologne Gazette in a leading article under the caption Keep Coor' says that the attempt of the powers to summon Austria into an interna- tionaI conference involves great dan- ger.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-07
How She Got
 Rid of Her Fat
Hemgo Did It. No Starvation Diet, or Tire. soma ExeFcises Necessary. A Free Trial
 Package Win Convince

4 woman's form is essentially one< of grace; the lines of beauty vanish as fat eumuiates and insteadof beauty we see bulk. and what was once fair becomes & RriGht.
 Rengo will reduce you It is perfectly pafe. You eat it like fruit or candy and sadly and safely reduce your fat pound . day.
 For sale by all druggists at &1. % per full siEsd box, by mail prepaid, by The Rem 20 Co.,, S792 Rengo Bldg, Detroit, Mich. The Company will gladly send you a trial package free by mail. if you will write them direct to Detroit; no free packages at drug stores.
 Rango is for sale and recommended in Montgomery. by E. c. Fowler 10 Dexter Ave: B. c. Andrew. { Court Square; En- teFpFise Drug Co.,. 717 Dexter Ave: c. 4. Knaba q Bro.. Dexter Ave-; Durr Drug Co.,. Wholesaie Distributors. tiss5
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Fant Run by Whinnie

States torpedo boat destroyer. whfpple, Lieutenant Church commanding, made run from San francisco to San Pee dro. a distance of. 476 miles, in sev- enteen hours, or an average of twen- ty-eight miles an hour The Whippie has been ordered South to join the tor- pedo hotilla anchored in San Pedro Bay.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-07
GERMANY SUSPICIOUS.
Uncle sam's Liberian Commissfon
 Causes Comment.

Causes Comment.
 Berlin. March 6.-The proposal made in Washington to send a special com mittee to Liberia to investigate and report on conditions there, has aroused suspicion fin some German trading cir cles as to whether the United States does not mediate the ultimate annexa- ton of this republic after first assum- Ing protectorate over it.
 The West Phallan- Gazette, which represents manufacturing and commer- cial interests. goes at length into the subject It alludes to what 1t calls the American conquest and warns the Ger man government to be watchful. The Foreign Office has been fully informed of the conditions that led to the pro- posal to send out this American com- mittee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-07
UNREST IN BALKINS
SITUATION HAS AGAIN BECOME
 DISQUIETING.
servia's Efforts To Secure COmpensa- tiOn From Austria May Make Trouble-Au Depends On
 Russia's Position.

Berlin, March 6.--The situation be- tween Austria Hungary and Servia arising from the efforts of the latter country to obtain compensation from the annexation by the dual monarchy of Bosnia and Herzegovina was tonight acknowledged to be disquieting; there
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A Note To seryia.

Vienna. March 6.--Count 'Forgasch. the Austro-Hungarian minister at Bel grade, has been instructed to inform the Servian government that owing to the attitude maintained by Servia for the last few months the government of the dual monarchy has not been In a position to submit a renewal of the commercial treaty with Servia which expires March N31 for parliamentary aanctfon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-07

The kiad grandfather used to make on the farm--Our homemade Meal Mixture GuanO.
 MARKS q GAYLE
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TO THE LADIES' Be sure to read our advertisement o bargain sale of plants In tOday's paper
 ROsEMONT GARDENS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-07
FERNs-ExTRA spECIAL

FERNs-ExTRA SPECIAL For Monday we offer . lot of faney ferns, HfI different, Ave In a package. worth HOes for :5c. At III Dexter Ave. Come early and tnlxe your choice.
 s. B. STERN & co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-07
NEW CABINET GETS TO WORK VI = Six of Them Are Sworn
 In. :. 2, VISITORS TO WHITE HOUSE President Will Continue Conserva- ton Work. Senate Confirms Loeb as, Collector at New York and Winthrop as
 Assistant Secretary
 ef Navy.
 

washington. Manch s.--Six members oe Prssident Taft's cabinet took the oath of once in the cabinet room at the White House shortly after 10 o'clock this morning.
 The obligation to uphold the constf- tutiou and enforce the laws was ad-
Evening journal., 1909-02-04
MCGLYNN GOES
TO THE CARDINALS

IEMOYNE. Feb. l.-"Stony' McGlynn.
the 81. Louis pitcher. who several years
ago made a wonderful record for York, In
the Trl-State. is IN tip-top condition.
stony" is running a skating rink here
IN his old home town. lie viii leave in
March for ST. Louis, where he is expected
to have a good season with the Cardinals
George w Heckert, OF the Harrisburg
Senator's has made several Intellectual at
tempts to get stony back under his
wing.
Frank Bender. Of this place. who was
slated TO play first base with Annville
next summer. Is going to play with the
Kansas City team Last summer Bender
was with the East End nine OF Harris
burg where he did good work. From there
he went TO Connellsvllle and finished the
season. Bender Is a fast moving FIRST sack.
er and has always led the local teams In
stick work.
Lemoyne win have several strong team,
/ on the diamond the coming summer. TIL,
mines will soon meet for organization and
arrange their schedules.
Evening journal., 1909-02-04
Sports
MODERN SPORTS
AT THE Y.M.C.A.
First Of the Series Will be
Held in the Gym TOmOr-
row Night

The first OF a series Of indoor Y. NJ
c. A. sports will be held in the asso-
citation gym tomorrow night
The entries follow:
Rope climb. Gilbert Mearns, e. A.
Goldberg, Jackson o. Dunbar, j. p
Mahaffy
Three standing broad jumps. Gil
bert Mearns, c. l.. Charsha. f. A. Gold
berg, d. l. Myers, Milo c. Boyd, +. H.
Neal.
Running high jump. Gilbert
Mearns. e. A. Goldberg. G. V. John
Shot put az pounds)-J. Gilbert
Mearns. e. A. Goldberg, Milo c. Boyd
f. II. Neal.
Johnston.
Relay race--C. L. Charsha, ]. Gilbert
Means, w. T. Dremen, James A. Berry
+. II. Neal
Fifteen yard dash--C. l.. Charsha,
G Mearns. T.. a. Goldberg. James A
Perry. Milo c. Boyd, Jackson o. Dun
bar. f. II. Neal, w. T. Dremen, J. p
Mahany
Potato race. L. Charsha, ]. G
Mearns, w. Il. Dremen, Elmer c. Col
iinson. jackson o. Dunbar and ]. p
Mahaffy.
The officials will be; Referee, Antor
Schatzel; judges. Harry 7. Jones
Charles r. Perkins Anton Schatzelt
measurers, August Welder, West Lam
born. c. Theodore Bucholz starter
Anton Schatzel; announcer, Charles
Taswell; timer. Charles Taswelli
clerk Of course. Harry p. Jones.
Evening journal., 1909-02-04
POLO
BASKETBALL
BASE BALL
YORK ASSURED OF
TRI-STATE CLUB
Wilmington Franchise Will
be Offered TO Association
There

From present indications and rumors
which wore circulated in baseball cir
cles yesterday York will get back into
the Tri-State League next season. with
the Wilmington franchise. From a
reliable source last evening II was
learned that the hackers OF the York
team would be offered the Wilmington
franchise within a few days and that
President Carpenter would make every
effort to have n strong team again
placed in that city.
With the Wilmington franchise win
10 a number of first class players, in
cluding Harry Gleason, Hunter, zollers
Kelly. Milman and several good
twirlers The matter Of securing the
team Is now mp to the York business
men who are anxious to get base
ball team into that city for advertis'
ing purposes and to again have the
greatest OF national sports. Should the
York people show the right financial
backing in a short time the franchise
will be formally awarded even befor.
the next meeting Of the Tri-State
League in Harrisburg on February "a
Evening journal., 1909-02-04
COLLEGE TEAMS
NAME MANAGERS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK. Del. Feb. 4--Athletics at
Delaware have promising outlook fol
the coming year. The managers ana
captains of the various teams have
been selected as follows:
Football Horn, 10, manager; Ed
wards, II. captain.
Basehall-Ward 'O9. manager,
Wright. 90. captain.
asketball--Jackson '09, manager,
McGarvey. 90 captain.
Track Team Jones. '09, manager,
Prouse. '09. captain.
The officers of the Athletic Associa-
tion are: Wingett. 90, president; Nc
sorley. '09, vice. president; McIntire
'0s, secretary; Palmer. 'o9, treasurer.
The prudential committee is com
posed of Watt, 90; Clark, 10; j. Mar
shall, II; Tammanny ~.
Evening journal., 1909-02-04
NEWS NOTES OF
NEW CASTLE
Residents There Will Petition
Council to Open New
Streets

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. Feb 4--Joseph II. King
and Sons. are now receiving the twine for
the nets for the shad fishermen. Each net
win cost 81 less than last year. There
will be about forty boats in the shad
feet here this season and from reports re-
ceived from the South the indications are
that FISH will be plentiful,
The contest for shad patrolman con-
tinues and while there are nine applicants
no one has an idea as to where the plum
will fall
James f. Sigeshore and John w. Lights.
Fort DUPONT soldiers. We're arrested on
Tuesday night by officer Matthew Tobin.
Lights was committed to the workhouse
by Mayor Boyd yesterday in default Of
payment Of so fine and costs for being
drunk ana disorderiy. Sigeshore was also
under the in1eunce of liquor and spent
twenty minutes going about the streets
firing his revolver. He was held in $500 bail
for court to answer the charge of carrying
concealed a deadly weapon.
City Council is now receiving attention
from the taxpayers regarding the opening
Of New street In addition TO the street
proposed between Harmony and Chestnut
streets Council viii be asked to open two
otheRshort streets.
Although Cherry street has twenty
houses in It the city map does not show
the street II Is the intention Of the peo-
pie to ask Council TO open street from
Delaware to the head of Cherry street
The New Castle Union of the w. C. T..
Y. will hold memorial services in mem
ory of Frances Willard.
The New Castle. Athletic Associations
directors held a meetiqe last night and
ordered the rent OF Ne baseball park
paid for another year. No action was
taken regarding some important busi-
ness owing to the absence Of Messrs.
Newlove and McCaughan,
In the X. of p. Han this evening a vio-
let tea will be given jy the Young Peo-
ple's Society OF Emmanuel Church.
The classes OF the NJ. f. Sunday School
are arranging for numerous bakes and
entertainments.
Seminole Tribe Imp'd r. NJ. will give
an entertainment in the Opera House on
Washngton's birthday
A number Of members of Friendship
Lodge. No. 3. A. o. Il. w. went to New
port last evening.
George II. Tohn received a consignment
of cattle yesterday from Virginia. One
heifer he killed weighed 400 pounds.
Evening journal., 1909-02-04
SIXTY BUFFALO
SPORTS GATHERED IN

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
BUFFALO. n. Y. Feb. 4.-Sixty-five
members Of the sporting fraternity were
either arraigned for trial or gave bond to-
day. the aggregation representing two pa
troll wagon loads OF cock-hghtlng citizens
who were picked up early to-day at a big
main held I'm road house on the outskirts
OF the town The police went armed with
axes and battered In the doors OF the
place. Several score OF sports escaped by
plunging through windows. slSy-lights and
other exits The birds, dead and alive, were
sent to headquarters.
Evening journal., 1909-02-04
Il men RECEIVE
PILOT LICENSES

Twenty-seven nrst-class certificates as
pilots for the bay and river Delaware,
have been issued by the committee Of
navigation and pilots OF the commA sion
ers OF navigation, of which J. S w. lHol-
ton Is chairman. TO Pennsylvania plots,
who had passed an examination
The pilots were examined by a board
chosen from the Pilots Association.
Tlais Is the second time that pilots have
been examined in this manner. The nav
igation commissioners adopted the plan
on the ground that a. board Of licensed
pilots was more competent TO pass on the
efficiency OF fellow-pilots than were per-
sons not holding certificates.
Evening journal., 1909-02-04
Sports
new YORK LETS
THREEPITCHERS GO
CheSbrO. Taylor and Keeler
: With Minor Leagues
Now

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-Two OF the
stars who have shown in the baseball
frinament of New York for the last
I'VE years were transferred Tuesday
to clubs OF other organizations. one
OF them is Tianpy Jack Chesbro. Of the
New York Highlanders. Indianapolis
win claim him in the future If he cares
TO take up the burden Of pitching for
a club in the American Association.
Chesbro was one Of the original High.
landers. with the exception OF keelei
and Conroy, all have vanished from
The baseball diamond in this city
Through Cheshro the spit balr' be-
came widely exploited, as he was one
Of the first to use this mode Of de-
livery TO any extent, and IL was the
Wild wavering Of a "spit ball. which
sailed far away from the catcher'a
hands. that gave Boston the champion
shin over New York in the deciding
game Of 1905 at the very finish OF the
season.
Luther Taylor. whose fingered quips
and tests have provoked many round
Of laughter among the players. and
whose rood-humored comkality on the
hall field made him favorite with the
spectators. In spite Of his inabihty 10
talk and hear. is wanted by Buffalo,
in the Eastren League, and the Giants
have consented to his transfer TO that
organization Taylor is the only play
er on record who is known to have
Objected to an increase In salary.
Rochester. OF the Eastern League,
has secured Beecher, a pitcher obtain
cd by the Giants from Springfield H.,
who was used occasionally in the sum-
NOR of 1908 and was finally lent to
Newark, in the Eastern League where
he made "A pronounced success
Evening journal., 1909-02-04
SKATING HAS
NEWARK AGOG

NEWARK. Feb. 4.-Newark people
have gone daft on roller skating
Every one has the craze and turn
where you may the Rink" is the sub
ject under discussion. In addition to
the experts from Wilmington a feat
ure OF the skating Is a barrel race.
Boys are given prizes for skating
while strapped on each is a barrel. Old
and young are interested I'm the rink"
Evening journal., 1909-02-04
missionary sooietv Officers

The Home Missionary Society Of Union
NJ. L. Church I'm annual meeting at the
home Of Mrs Earry Conley No 2O7 North
Harrison street. e,terday afternoon elect
ed these officers.
President. Mrs. Theodore W. Francis:
first vice-president. Mrs. Howard Nc
Danel; second vice-president. Mrs. Harry
Hough third vice-president, Mrs. How.
ard Palmer; recording secretary. Mrs
Merris Alexander; corresponding secre
tary, Mrs. Harry Conley; treasurer. Mrs
William Rodd; secretary OF Home Mis-
sion. Mrs Ella Rhoads; secretary or
jewels. Mrs. Richard Mccall: mite bo,
secretary. Mrs. Samuel Mcdaniel: secve
tary Of flower mission. Mrs. L. b. Nc
Caulley collectors, Mrs. Howard Palmer
Mrs Levi Church. Mrs. Fannie Josepl
and Mrs Mary Brink.