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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-03-05

IT is reported that Rear Admiral
RObley ID. Evans is coming west soon
on lecture tour and that his route
will include the prominent cities in
this State, California and Oregon.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-03-05

New Mexico and Arizona will not
be admitted to the Union this year,
on account of corruption charges
preferred against certain leaders,
who have been denounced as 1.-THE
gang.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-03-05

CHARLES p. TAFT. brother Of
the President. has just paid $27 900
for Millet's strengthening" the
highest-priced picture sold last week
at the sale of the American Art AS
SOciation. in New York. aggrcgating
a total of S233 $50.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-03-05

THE out door inauguration of Pres
dent. yesterday. was changed to in,
doors, on account of the severe bliz-
zard prevailing at noon, in Washing
ton city, the hour set for the cerc.
monies. 1t took place in the Senate
chamber.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
A BLOODY TRAenDY.

Dispute Arises Over the Gambling Ta-
 ble and Pfstels Are Pulled.
 Knoxville. Tenn. April ls---Theodore Rose and Dick Thomas were the prin- eipais in 2 bloody tragedy enacted near Monitor. ( small station on the Louis Vile and Nashville. mengre details of which have been received here.
 Rose was killed and Thomas Hes ct the point of death. It ts stated that the two man were gambling when . dispute arose and pistols were pulled Rose was shot four times and Thomas fn three places. A coincidence of the tragedy ts that each man had previous iy killed man. Rose killed Harvey Birchfaeid some twelve years ago and escaped arrest for more than eight years. although once during that pe- rtod he was arrested but was rescued by friends who took him away from the ofIicers by force. When tried for murder he was acquitted az the yprtn- cipai witness against him could not he found.a
 Thomas killed . man six years ago near Townsend but was acquitted on the ground that he was shooting at another person and that the bullet ac- cidentaily passed through tho side of c cabin and killed an innocent party.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
OGDEN PARTY ARRIVE
EDUCATIONAL C0NFERnNCE OPENS
 IN ATLANTA TO-DAY.
There Are Several HunGred Prenainens Eduemf0rs Present From All
 Sections sf the Halted

Atiants, 0a.. Aprii 13--The first days session of the twelfth annual conference for education In the South. opens here tomorrow morning.
 The conference will he held in the new auditorium and will continue for three davs There are several hun dred prominsnt educators from all sec conference and many more are expect ed tomorrow.
 The morning session tomorrow will be devoted to departmental meetings the formal opening of the conference being scheduled for 8 D. m. Follow ing an address of welcome by Govern or Hoke Smith. of Georgia. Mir. Robert c. ogden. Of New York. president or the conference. will deliver his annual address, which will be followed by an address on The American Spirit in Ed. ucafIon." by Dr.. C. s. Mitchell. presi. dent of the University of South Caro- lima.
 the party were: Robert c. Ogden. New York: Mrs. L.. L. Allen. Rochester, N. F.; Mrs. G. w. Crary. Mr., and Mrs. York City; pr. St. Ciair McKelway. Brooklyn; Mir. F. K. Meade. New York City: pr. and Mrs. c. s. Dickerman. New Haven, Conn; Mrs. William Pot- ter wilson. Rosemont. Pa.: Miss Mary Lamar Turpin, Philadelphia; Mrs. L. R Dashieli. Mrs. B. V. Munford. Professor J. e. Metcaif. J. D. EggIeston: IT,. richmond, Va: Mir. and Mrs. II. l.. schmelz, MT. and Mrs. Frank W. Dar- ling, Rev. Beverly Estiil. Hampton. Va: pr. and Mrs. 8. c. Mitchell. Co luribia. 8. C.: Mir. and Mrs. George F. Phenix, Hampton Institute; MISS Lena Morse. Rochester. N. Y.: Miss M. E. Harrison, Rochester.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
AN EDllAT TED NECRO
INSANE, A& xs0NDUCTs cAsn IN
Aftribusesy yHss azentaT CsaaatEen Ts neeefvfn6 roe Much Know leaNe--szz& Trzea te Cem-
 nzfs 6nsrtde
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st. Louis. April is--.To what sonrce do you attribute your mental ccndi- tionT
 .'super-eaueasion. I'm negro and have no business with college educa- ton.
 , This question and answer, pfopound ed and replied to by Louis o. Graves who claims to be q graduate of Yale, was the climax of what Judge Taylor of the Court Of Criminal Corfection to- day declared was the most unique de- fense he had ever encountered. Graves was charged with forging a check He acted As his own attorney called himself to the stand and con ducted his own examination.
 After testifyink that he had served terms in the penitentiarles at Jeffer- son City. Mo. and Chester, flls. and that he had been an inmate of five In. sane asylunns, he asked himself.
 "Did you every try to commit suicide?"
 Five times" was the respohss--. T jumped from the third tier of cells and cracked my skuiLI took poison in cen tral police station. I tried to hang myself in the penikentiary and twice I tried to Kill myself when felt a desirs to commit crime coming over me-"
 Graves sajd he he'd no recollection of the Forgery with which he is now charged and he was renanded 10 iaiI to await possible action by the grand jury.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
aoMPnRs aoING AnRoAD.
xahar Leader win ssuay Hanrepeaa
 Con1iflens.

Washington. April ts--After layina before the executive council of the American Federation of Labor at to- days session detailed report of his proposed trip to Europe to study and report upon the industrial. sociological ana economic conditions of the labor ing people in those countries. President Gompcrs announced that he might zaif from New York on the Baltic on June. 2s
 The council authorised an expendlture 10 meet the expenses of the trip.
 Mfr. 0ompers will visit England. Germany. France, Sweden and Italy. An invitation from the Italian cons missioner general of immigration for him to visit Rome was Accepted.
 It was announeed-athat sufficient funds for the present to meet the sx. penses of the Federation's legal de. fense In the injunction and contempt proceedings in the case of the Bucks Stove end Range Company cs St. Louis had been raised and tt would not nr, vy be necessary to levy an Assessment Of one cent per member per month ns authorized by the Denver convention.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
.PRETENSE AND SHAM DEAx0CRATs ANNOUNCE rARfEr LEGIsLAIIOM NOW PENDING. Anssax the NetAbles whs Spoke at Natfenal nemsGrnsfe gEubss Danner Were yudson Haxmom ana
 James n. nfarshhIl.

New York, April fs.--Denunciatio of the principle of protection and of the tariff legislation now pending In Congress as a pretense and c sham, formed the keynote of the addresses at the annual dinner of the National Den1- ocratic Club tonight. at the -otei Sa- poy. in celebration of the 1esth anni- versary of the birth of Thomas Jeffer- son.
 There were present. number of Democratic nctables from other states, including Judson Harmon. Governor of Ohio: James R. Msrshall. Governor of Indiana. and George E. Chamber lain. United States Senator from Ore gcn. as well as all the local party leaders.
 Governor Harmon aroused tho en- thusissm of lhis hearers by declaring that every citizen of the nation was entitled to 100 cents of good govern ment for every dollar paid by him in taxation.
 Much in the same strain. Governor Marshall of Indiana assaiIed the good faith of the iaw-makers at Washington In their, to him. transnarent effort to cloud the issue of pretectionism.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
SORSBY GOES E
 UP FOR LIFE Slayer of. Fitzgerald Is
 Convicted. RECEIVES VERDICT COOLEY Half of Jury Voted for Death
 Penalty. Mississspsi Psstsmes omeial Slew h. spsster Who Feuaa Erre~s iH His Aeeunts-sastssa Fer .
 New Trial.

Jackson. Mss. April SC ls.--w. q sorsbx charged with the murdsr oi Postofice Inspector Charles Fitxgerald vas today found guilty and sentenced 70 serve life term In the peniten-
 The Jury. which was given the case shortly before II o'clock last night. came in as soon as court convened this morning and rendered their verdict.
 Y sorsby heard the verdict of the Jury 1t was not made evident by his expression. He had his eyes fixed on the witness box and never cloeed them while the verdict was bcing read. Not until sherff Harding gently nudred him after the jury retired dId hS m to return to consciousness.
 Mrs Sorsby was sitting with oao arm around the neck of. the prisoi1er. '. and her pittfui sobbing was ali that broke the death-like silence of the court room.
 The members of the jury made their exit from the chamber as quickly aa possible. One member of Che panel. M. L. Lott. of Jackson. walked oyer and shook hands with sorsby ana wife and then quietly left the room. Only one ballot was taken by tha Jury last ntRht and that. was taken solely for the purpose of testing senfi- ment Not more than Ave minutes were consumed with the deliberafionn at that time. It was stated that on the first ballot the Jury voted two for ecqufttai. four for life sentence and six for the death sentence.
 Nc enort was made to reach ar1 agreement then. The Jurors were tired and weary after the long dass-of argue menfs The lights in the fury room wers extinguished shortly after ii o'clock and tho members retired to their cots.
 This morning little dificulty wau experienced in reaching a verdict. The Jurors were up early and dfsruHsad the matter before breakfast. Several members who stood out for the death ssntsnce expressed willingness ko recommend life term In the peniten- ttary, and 1t was not a, difficult mat ter to bFihg over the two members who had voted for seauittsi on the first ballot.
 sorsby was assistant postma.sss as Ciiakan. Mics. on &1pssmbef zs iaet Fitzgerald checked ub the accounts of the CiintenS efyz1e and found a shorta@e. whieh was attributed to Sprsby. ger9bv followed the inspector to the train and shot him at tho stA. ttou. Fft3gsraId wes placed on the train end hurried to hospital at JAck~ son. where he died that night
 scrsby escaped but was altsr can- tured.
 Counsel for the defendant anncuno- ed that they would flIe a motion for q new trial. which Is preliminary to taking an appeal to the Supreme Court
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
srEAMER SINKS.
strikes a snam im the DemaHgee Rasex
 and Gees Davu.

strikes a saam fn the OemuH@ee Raser
 end Gees Down.
 Macon. Ga. April 13---The steamer W. ID. Small. of the Macon and Bruns- wick Navigation Company. struck a snag in the OcmuiGee River. fifteen miles below Macon. at . o'clock this morning and immediately went to the bottom in mid.stream. The crew was forced Co take to the life boats.
 where the stream is very narrow and crooked The cargo wes faede un pf mixed nsettsandfss and is . total loss. phe sfeamef waA Nn route frofn Bsuns- wick te Macon with q fiiit esrKp. The Vessel was the nssest of the com phny'e boatA. having been placed in cbmmfssion eight inonths ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
FOR FREE TRADE.
Prseident Taft Receives Petitsen psra,,
 AgricuituristE of Phflippines.

Prseiaent Taft Receives Petition vsra.n
 Agricuituristz of Philippines.
 Washington. April 19-Preni6ent Taft has received q letter from Fran. cisco Fuentes Ruis. Secretary-Treae CT of the Agricultural Association Of the Philippines, and Negros. forward- Ing a petition formulated by the aRri- culturalists of the Philippine IsIands.
 This petition opposes the Dfngley ,tariff and asks for the establishment of free trade between tho United States aud the Philippines. ff is represented that such action 70 necessary "to rec lieve the precarious industrial situa- ton in the Philippines and to prove that the American people are no long, CT indifferent to the welfare of the Fll- ipinos. especially in view of the oft1 repeated declaration that the only jus- tIfication for the American oceupation Is the promotion Of that welfare"
 The petition denounces the customs barrier as being helpful to the Amer lean trusts and harmful to the Filipino as we'll ''as cruel reversal of Me- Kiniey's admirable doctrine"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
OUTBREAK
 IN TURKEY Mutinous Soldiers Attack Parliar :. F DANGEROUS Ups AVAIL FEARED Cabinet Rs and People in Panic. The sultsA Accepts the ResiEnasisa of
 the Cabinet and . New
 Ministry |. |. Prsce..
 of Fernstisa.

constantinopie. April 1s.---The troops of the garrison made violent demon- stration today before the Parliament building against the Committee, of unin and Progress and the Govern ment.
 They demandet the dismissa of the Grand vizier. Hilmi Pasha, the Minis ter of War; ahd the President of the Chamber,
 They demanded the dismissai of the der issued to the troops to the efrect that they must obey their officers un- der all circumstances. even if called upon to shoot down their co-reiigion- ists. The muttneers as the first move, seixed all the ofz1cers of the Committee of Union and Progress and held them prisoners. Only few of the troops Hrefrained from taking part in the dem- onstration. The latter. (which were chiefly artillerymen and cavalry. are massed at the War Ministry. They have orders to Ire on any one ap- preaching the building. and during the day a number of persons were killed and wounded Deputies were escorted to the chamber in order that thy might vote on the question of form ing a new cabinet and appointing a new President, but. owing to the East CT holidays. 1t was impossible to form quorum.
 Deputy Emir Aasian was killed on his way to the House In mistake for Huessein Japid. Reports of the Killed place the number as high as seven teen. and the wounded at thirty or more. There is a report current also that the Minister of Justice. Refik Pasha, has been murdered; that the Minister of Marine has been wounded. and the Minister of War taken pris- oner by the mufineers.
 This. however, has not been con- firmed. The cabinet met at the Porte early this morning and after long consolation, the ministers sent in their resfgnations to the palace. A new ministry is being formed this even- inr.l The latest rumor ts that Tewfilx pasfla. who was recently appointed Am bassador 10 Great Britain, will be the new Grand vizier. with Edhim Pasl1a. Affnister sof Wal. Ndnim Pn- slia was the Turkish cornmander in the
 sfsek var. and as ea nr9eeeded rrom the YiIdix Co StaSnbouI. ns was Breeted with cheers from the troops
 The suitan's principal secretary read to sha ahnniber afi trade Nnnouncing fs,At his majesty had accepted the cab- inetfs resixnatiou and that new min istrv vnb if pr1cese of formation. Meaxuree had been fAksn. the Trade cor,ffaaea to pfeserre order through o,,t the country It announced mat inc rautfnous troops had been pardoned and that they could return to tne1r harraeke and the people to their oc. c,,natfons. The Trade was recelved viii enthusiastic cheers for the sui- tan
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
December Weds June.

Wichita. Kansas, April 1s.-George Harmon, age seventy-six, and Mrs. Grace Dawson. aged twenty-two were married here today. Mir. Harmon Is 6 wealthy widower. Mrs. Dawson's hus- band has known her since babyhood. He declares he Is marrying her to ie
 Raiize .hS disposal of his wealth as he wants here to get it without popal
 bie tansie or teohnsoality intervslsng.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
knNILwoRTH INN buRNs.

e Asheville. N. C., April 14.--Fire { ] of unknown origin broke out at { 2:8o this (Wednesday) morning at ! Kenilworth Inn. one of the best { known hotels In the South. three {
 | miles from this city. The fire Is { ! aaid to. have started in the kiteh- {
 ! en. {
 The guests were awakened. and {
 2 as far is Is known all succeeded { < in making their escape. The lire {
 ! was burning furiously at a. m. { > and tt looks as if the hotel is { ! doomed to total destruction. {
 ! The Wentworth property Is (
 owned by Senator Gazzam of Phil {
 adelphia, and was built at a cost { ] of si41,Oao The amount of in- ! suranee is not known. The Ashe- { ! vilie Fire Experiment. has been { ! sumHoned. ! A roii call of seventy-five guests { ! at s:s0 o'clock found all present { S and accounted for.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
TO rNsrECr CANAL.
Secretary Diekinson and General
 n aaeT as.n~.z~w

Secretary Diekinson and General BelI
 to Sail Tuesday.
 Washington April l3.--SecretRr ry Dickinson. accompanied by Mrs. Dick insof and Major General J. Franklir Bell, chlef of stan. will leave here Sunday evening for Charleston, s. C., where they will embark next Tuesday cruise to Colon to personally inspect the Panama canal
 On the way South. the party will spend Monday at Fort Monroe to in. spect the batteries installed at that military post
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
snNTENoED To PRIsoN.
Goodman Phillips Gets One Yesr
 smuwTIin~ Ch,n.s.

Goodman PhlIlips Gets One Year for
 SmugEsing Chinese.
 Boston, Mass. April ls.-That the schooner Bonita illegally landed thir- ty-three Chinamen from Nova Scotia at ,Marbiehead so quietly one summer evening three years ago that the inc habitants of the old fishing town thought the visitors had been on a pic- nic. was admitted by Goodman Phil lips of this city, in the United States Court today.
 He was sentenced to one year in prison. Phillips was arrested a few years ago on a similar charge.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
DEATH IN A FIRE.

wan CelIspses Al . Pottery PIant.
 ,Pittsburg. Pa. April 1s--one fire- man was killed: two fatally injured and several others slightly hurt today when a wall collapsed during Wire at the pottery plant of the Sherwood Brothers Company. at New Brighton. Pa. below this city.
 The dead man is George Hartman and the fatally injured are Benjamin. Carr and Charles Felt. Estimates place the loss at $f7.ooo
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
SrGRERA MUST DIE.
Pr.ssaeut Taft Declines to Interfere
 sm meath Sentence.

fn Death BehteHoes
 Washington. April la--Presioent Taft has declined to interfere Tn the case of Joaquin Segrera. convicted on the Panama canal zone of murder. and the sentence of death will be carried out on May [.
 tentIon during his visit to the canni zone before he was inaugurRted. Be- xrera was tried before three judges in the caual zone. but before he was sem fenced Presidnt Roosevelt gave orders establishing the right of trial by jury. Tha attorney general decided that no injustice had been done and that Sag rern was properly convicted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14

day destroyed. the engine. machine shop and the ofi1oe and the houses of the Nicholas and Langworthy Machine Company and . dwelling house owned by the cohnpany. and damaged six oth- CT dwsilin&s on the main street. The loss is estimated at s2eo.ooo. The or igin of the fire is unknown.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
HIrh wind In pennsyIvapla.

PIttsburg. April ls--One dead and number of persons seriously injured are the results of a severe wind storm in this city and vicinity today. The property loss will amount to thousands of dollars.
 The fataltSy occurred at Jeanette, Pa. lfear here. At that place the storm was especially severe. A numbar oe
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
sans. BRAsrn,s sUIr.l
want. D.mase. Fro. Fsaeral slar.l

wants Dnmages From Federal Marshai
 For Husbena's Death. i winston Salem. N. C.. April 13--The suit Of Mrs. John Brame. of Guiiford County against United States Marshal T. M. MiliiKan for the recovery of s2B,O0o damages on account of the kiil- ing of Mrs Brame's husband by Mar shal Miilikan over year ago, was called in the Federal Court here today but was continued until the October term.
 Rrame was shot by Marshal Millikan while resisting arrest on The charge of operating an illicit distiiiery near Greensboro.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
Ten Houra . Dar naals

Reading. Pa, AprII I5.---Ehe roadWay force of the Reading Railway system has been placed on ten hours a day. This department has been working but nine hours a day since last July. The order will affect several thousand men on the different divisions
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
senrchInn for Tarutn

Collins. Miss. April 1s.--An unknown negro attempted a ortminal assault on 15-year-old Fannie Sue Moss here Mon day night In struggle with the ne- the arms and face. The negro escaped but a diiigent search Is being made.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
Rurnea fn nenfh

Forest. Miss. April 18.-The 2-year- old child of Mir. and Mrs. John Brown was burned to death when their home near here was destroyed by Ire in their absence from the house for a few min utee today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
FrestaI ln Tsxas

Dallas. Tex, April 1s.--Advices from various points in North and East Tex
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-14
snow "a sasssou,rf

Chillicothe, Mo. April Is.--A heavy snow fell in this part of Missouri yes- terday. The temperature dropped to beiow the freezing point Fears are peach orchards in this section will be slightly dRuaaRed