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The San Francisco call., 1909-03-20
STRIKE POLICY
OF MINISTERS
is SUSTAINED
French Chamber of Deputies
UphOIds Government by
Vote of Confidence
Women TeIegraphers Weaken
and Resume Work Despite
Protests of Leaders

PARIS. March 19.-Premier Clemen-
ceau and his colleagues faced the strike
INTERPRETATIONS in the chamber of dep
uties today, determined TO secure in
dorsement of the governments posi-
lion or retire from Office. They won.
for The chamber rejected by a vote of
s5+ 10 1Ss a resolution providing for a
commission 10 investigate the causes
% the strike.
The socialists centered their assaults
upon SimYan. under secretary Of posts
and telegraphs, but they also re-
preached Premier Clemenceau with haY-
ing shifted his position since he had
reached the other side of the barri-
cade"
FANORTTTSM Is DENIED
The conservatives declared the gov
erumeut was reaping only what it had
sown. They pointed out that the gov
ernment Tor years had encouraged the
state employees TO form associations
nd that NiViani. minister Of labor, and
Simyan had voted under the DuPuy
ministry TO recognize the right Of the
postmen 10 strike.
Simyan in his defense denied the
charges of favoritism, which he de-
clared had been brought by the en-
cept their recommendations. He said
The leaders for months had been pre-
pairing to strike
TEnTILF IN CHAMBER
Tumult followed when the under sec
retary said that the principal leaders
of the strike had been indorsed by
from ten TO fifteen members of the
chamber.
Name them." shouted the members
or tile right. But when Simyan turned
in that direction and shouted that the
indorsers came from the right as we'll
as from the left there was no further
insistence that names be mentioned.
After an hour of oratory Barthou.
minister OF public works, mounted the
tribune and painted the gravity of the
situation and the impOssibility of the
government yielding to the employees.
Nevertheless he indicated that il was
The government desire TO leave the
door open for the employees to return
10 duty Much applause greeted Bar
thou's speech. which was ordered pIa-
carded throughout France.
WOMEN WEAKEN STRIKE
The women strikers apparently are
firing Of the fight and many Of them
are quietly returning to work The
leaders declare that II the strike fails
lt VIII be due TO the refusal of the
women to stand firm.
Monster meetings OF the strikers
were held here today and tonight For
tae nrst time orators assumed an ugly
tone IN oenouncing the government.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-20
UNABLE TO AGREE ON
GUILT OF THE COOPERS
Nashville Jury Acquits Sharpe
and Then Again Retires

NASHVILLE. Tenn, March 1s-"we
are tiod up light as 10 the Coopers. but
we md John D. Sharpe not guilty.
After giving this verdict in the Coop
eF and sharpe case today the jury was
ordered TO resume consideration of the
evidence against Colonel Cooper and his
". Carmack.
The jurors retired again. They are
apparently IN a hopeless deadlock. boty-
ever, as they passed the evening IN
playlng cards and singing. Judge Hart
would not discharge them for some
lme, but IL Is conceded that there &c
lttle clance for q verdict -
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-20
COOK TRIES TO SELL
STOLEN MINING STOCKS
William V. Doherty Arrested on
Charge of Chemist

Joseph Russell, a chemist living at
Hotel Robins, I'll Post street, obtained
a warrant yesterday for the arrest Of
William V. Doherty for stealing 200, 900
shares of the capital stock of the Grip
pie Creek mining company, valued at
1000.
RusseIls room in the hotel was en-
tered by burglars and the scrip. with
other things, was stolen January l.
Word was received from Los Angeles
that Doherty, who is second cook with
the Home supply company at Bakers
field, had sent the scrip to a firm OF
stock brokers there to be sold, and a
message was sent to Bakersfield to
place Doherty. under arrest
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-20
OCEAN MAIL SUBSIDY
BILL is INTRODUCED
Humphrey Measure Favors
Vessels of Second Class

WASHINGTON. March 1s.-Repre-
sentative Humphrey of Washington to-
day introduced an ocean mail subsidy
bill. over which it is expected the shin
subsidy fight of the sixty-first congress
will be made. The bill grants vessels
of the second class on routes to South
America, Australasia, the Philippine
islands, China and Japan the same nav
for carrying the mails as is now al
lowed to vessels of the first class. The
bill differs from the one considered +
the last session in that it does not in
crease the pay for vessels of the third
class
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-20
READING OF TARIFF
BILL OCCUPIES HOURS
Sims of Tennessee Suggests Ac.
ton, Anticipating Gag Rule

WASHINGTON, March 19.-For four
and half hours the house today list
ened to the reading of the tariff bill.
This was the only business transacted.
Sims of Tennessee injected a breeze
of life into the proceedings. He
wanted the reading of the bill dis
pensed with as farce, but objection
was made. Then he asked unanimous
consent that the bill be put on its
passage, saying it was evident no op-
portunity would be afforded to amend
the measure in the house. To this
Mann of Illinois objected.
The senate was in session Is minutes
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-20
RELIEF EXPEDITION
TO SEARCH FOR COOK
Plans Are Outlined by the
Arctic Club

NEW YORK, March l9.-Plans for .
rescue expedition to go to the relief
of Dr. +. A. Cook, the polar explorer
who is believed to be alive in the arctic
regions were outlined today by Cap
tributiOns for this purpose have bes-
coming I'm recently in encoura go
numbers, he said. The committee so,,e c1-e
templates purchasing a small vessel
70 carry a rescue party which will safi
during the early summer undsr, Tba
american flag. e~S
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-20
TWO DECIDED UPON AS
ASSISTANT SECRETARIES
MaCNeagh Chooses Charles B.
Norton and Charles ID. fIiIIes
LSpecial Dispatch 10 The Cali

WASHINGTON. March l9.-Louis A.
Coolidge has resigned as assistant Sec
retary Of the treasury. He will be
succeeded by Charles z. Norton of Chi
cago. a personal friend of Secretary
MaCNesgh
Charles Dewey HiIles Of Dobbs Ferry
n. y. is 10 become assistant secretary
- the treasury in place of Beekman
winthrop. who is now assistant secre-
larE Of the navy
N hile the foregoing changes have
noL been offlcially announced. their ac-
cnracE Is known beyond doubt Sec
retary MacNeagh would make no state
ment on the subject TODAY
Nolhng offlcial or unofficial has come
our from the treasury as 10 Assistant
secretary Reynolds. He has held
ms position for about five wears and
II is presumed he is 10 stay.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-20
Report on Pittsburg Graft

PITTSBURG, Pa, March 1s.-The
grand jury investigating the charges
of corruption in the municipal affairs
of this city presented its findin gs to
Judge Davis late today The court
said that on account of the extra
seriousness of the matter he would
take the report under advisement and
Monday
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-20

brothers are Henry Thompson of this
city and Walter Thompson and Lewis
Thompson of Portland, and his sisters
are Mrs Eliza King. widow, of Ala
media; Mrs. Charles Yates, a widow,
of Oakland; Mrs. o. W. Pollock, wife
Of Major Pollock, U. S. A, retired, of
this city, and Mrs. /. L. Borden.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-20
BALF0UR WILL URGE
BATTLESHIP BUILDING
Says Proposed Provision Is Not
Sufficient for Safety

LONDON March ia. J. Balfour
leader Of the opposition in the house
Of commons, has decided to have the
house vote as to whether four 10 eight
Dreaonaughts should be definitely in
GUIDED IN this years naval program
oensure Of the government next Mo-
day, declaring the proposed provision
L0r ships Of the newest tvpe Is no+
empire
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-20
SCOUT SCHOONERS TO
TEST THEIR ENGINES
Efficiency of English and Amer.
lean Patterns to Be Tried

NEWPORT, R.. l.. March 1s.-The
three scout schooners Birmingham,
Chester and Salem, which have been
in drydock preparing for the competi-
tive trial to determine the relative eff
cheney of their engines, reciprocating
and turbine of English and American
pattern, will probably start on their
first trial runs Sunday.
Contrary to expectations, the run of
1900 miles which the cruisers will un-
dertake will not be made to the Azores.
but the course will be southerly, to a
point below Cape Hatteras, and then
easterly.
In this run the ships will be required
to cover the 1000 miles at a speed of
20 knots.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-20
NAME DAY OF PONTIFF
CELEBRATED AT VATICAN
Pope Plus Congratulated on Re.
covery From Illness

ROME, March 1e.-st Joseph's day.
the name day Of the pope, has been
celebrated at the Vatican with special
observations. the guests being desirous
of congratulating the pontiff. Among
those who were admitted to the Lem
ten sermon this morning before the
sacred college was Most Rev. w n
O'Connell, bishop of Boston. At the
conclusion of the sermon the pope
was congratulated by his guests on
his recovery from his recent illness.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-20

SUES BoRzIo FOR sLANDER-Wul,n rs.
ters Won Krakau, president and manager Of 4he
REYNOLDS chemical works. called a THIEF n.
Orlando BOIzio and be yesterday sued Borzfo a.
So 900 damages for SANDER. You are a fbies
end you ought 70 he 10 San Quentin Borzio ts
declared 10 have said II viii spend SO GOO -
get you there"
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-20

The Old Louvre is now open for busi-
ness at Powell and Ellis streets the
same good Roast Beef is served.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-20

TWO YEARS FOR KILLING-Redding. March
19.-Two years in Folsom prison is Frank Little
fields punishment for shooting COntasble Tim
1907
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-20

Mccullough makes a speciality ~
apartments FOR small lots. 2023 Market
street, near Dolores.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-20

STREET FAIR DECIDED UPoN-santa Rosa.
March I9.-The chamber Of commerce has de-
cided that instead of rose carnival for one day
this spring arrangements shall be made for a
street fair this fall running the whole week.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-20

HAWAIIAN PosTMASTERs APPOINTED
Washington. March 1a.-The president TODAY
nominated George Desha as postmaster at Hilo
and John NJ S. Williams at kahului, Hawaii.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-20
Cook Files Exception

Assistant District Attorney William
Hoff Cook yesterday filed his amend
ments, 169 in number, to the bill of
exceptions submitted by Michael will
liam Coffey, the boodIing supervisor
who was convicted of accepting a
briDe from the United Railroads. Most
of the amendments are relative to por-
tions of the testimony omitted by COT
feys attorneys, but which Cook re-
CARDS as material in bill of excep-
fionq
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-15
NORMAL COMMENCEMENT.
Negroes viii Hold n sIemoriai Fo
(,Qunclll =

Ne&fOeo VIII HOLD a Memorial For
coumclll.
Normal. May 1s--(SpeciaL 1.-THE
thirty fourth annual commencement of
the Agricultural and Mechanical Col
lege Tor Negroes will be held on the
grounds OF the, institution, May "a to
81 inclusive. ~
DR.. Hiram z. Archer. vice president
OF the institution. states that owing to
the death of President w. H CouncilI.
the exercises will not be as elaborate
this year as formerly It is expected
that mammoth memorial service will
be held by the graduates.
The following is the commencement
program:
Thursday, May 27,e.2 D.. nn.,. Field Day.
Friday, May %, 1880 D. M, Gradual
Ing Exercises OF Preparatory Depart
ment.
Saturday. May 20, 2 p. M. Senior
Class Day.
Saturday. May 20. 1880 D. m. Ami
versary of Literary Societies. Dr. A.
w. McKenny, D. d.
Sunday. May. 80. 1880 a. M Bacca-
laureate Sermon, DR.. C. o. Boothe,
Dean of Theological Departments, Sci.
ma University. Selma, Ala.
sunday. May 80, 2 p, m. Sunday
Hopkins, M. s..
Sunday. May 80. 1870 p m.,. Anniver-
sary Of the Religious Societies. Rev. c.
A. Bell, D. D., Chattanooga. Tenn.
Monday, May 81, 10 a. m, Industrial
Parade and Graduating Exercises, T.
W. Walker D. D., Birmingham Ala.
1880 y. M. Graduating Exercises of
Normal Dspartment
Address by DR.. E.. w. s. Hammonds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-15
The Story 81 Paul's Journey
When Men Seemed as Gods
When lrsc Performed The Disciples Were Acclaimed
Gods. But Later They We're Stoned BY the
Tickle People, IS

Jewish emisssrfes Antioch and leo
MUM The shallow and tickle public
opinion was swiftly reversed These
men who would not have laurels
should have something else. Wei for
Paul that he cared net q straw for
popular approval.
The vainest and most unsatisfactory
Of all lives Is that which looks to the
applause OF men for its reward. Small
wonder that 90 many members OF the
theatrical profession. and so many pub
lie entertainers. are biase and dissatis-
ned. They have learned that the tri-
umphs for which they toll are not
worth while. He 10 IN q sorry case
who has not . better goal than the APP
plause OF men. Paul, the chief speaker
who nrst had been hailed by these
same pople 30 Mercury himself. was
stoned and dragged out of the city
ana LETT for dead But as the disci-
pies gathered to mourn. he recovered
arose ana with them entered into the
city
Not . vistige of tarror was in this
mans heart. He cared not what man
might do unto him. Az says Maltbie
D. Babcock. II thou faint In lay
OF adversity thy strength is smaI--too
small to be worth talking about, for
the day Of adversity Is the first real
opportunity" In these genuine tests
Paul demonstrated his inherent
strength. On the very next day after
this terrible mobbing he went forth
with Barnabas to preach further.
Then they continued that missionary
Tourney until it came time to 20 back
TO Syria and make report TO the church
at Antioch Of how well they had full
filled the mission committed to them.
They went hack the hardest way be-
cause II wss the best preaching way.
touch worth noting IL the interest
OF the Antioch church in the wider
world work; may the Christian world
not pc less sympathetic now that the
streets OF that same Antioch are fresh
" stained with the blood OF Christia ns.
There was rejoicing In the church
when Paul and Barnabas recfted all
the things God had done with them
and that he had opened a door OF faith
unto the Gentiles The cosmopoIftar,
spirit In any church IL the strength
and the redemption of the church n.
ser. There 10 no room for petty quar-
rels and jeaIousses in the conrrerat,on
that IL animated by love for the wbols.
world. ana by eagerness to carry the
gospel as far as their power can be
made to reach. W
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-15

factor. even though he remained ntthe
background known but slightly as the
ally. 80
Mr.. CrommeIin was q faithful menu
Der of Camp Lomax, United Con-
federate Veterans, and It was only a
short while before his death that he
subscribed 800. to the erection OF a
memorial arch TO. honor the members
of the Camp. at oakwood Cemetery q
He was a communicant of st. Johns
Church, and from there the funeral
will be held this afternoon
Mr.. Crommelin was unmarried, but
is survived by several nephews and
nieces. Montgomeriansi who are his
relatives are John @. Crommelin. Jr..
Mrs. May c. Woods. Mrs Margaret
Richardson. Miss Mary p. Robinsons
Mrs. George M Raoul, Mrs. Marion
MADISON
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-15
john G. Crommelin, Former
Mayor, Goes to His REGARD

office Of Mayor OF Montgomery. which
he held for two terms.
Twice Mayse.
He was the twenty-second mayor of
Montgomery. and II 10 known that he
filled the office with credit to him
self. to the station. ami to Montgom-
cry. -.
Mr.. Crommelin was known for his
devotion to his friends. He was loyal
ty itself. to conviction. to his friends.
and to the truth. II, was known that
the man or the cause having for a
friend John O. crommelin. had power
full support in the community.
He was strong. thus. In the politics
of the city. In more than one battle
he has been in the front, and his
character had always proven q great
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-15
suIt Over Nrexicnn Lnndu.

Cincinnati. May IA suit involving
a title to 2.5o0.000 acres of land in the
State of Chiha1Ihau. Mexico. reached
the United States Circuit Court of Ap.
peals tOday from the Circuit Court in
Cleveland. o. The Ell Paso Cattle
Company of Nebraska, sued Oliver N.
Stafford. of Cleveland. and the Broad
way Savings Loan Companys, of Cleve-
land. TO collect s203,466 as alleged dam.
ages and money advanced on the pur.
chase of the land in Mexico. The cat-
tie company lost in the lower court
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-15

the bonds had been transferred by
Boynton to Colonel Emithson for GUS
tody an Boynton's attorney.
Colonel Smithson. In his answer. did
mot af5irm that he did or did not pos
sess the bonds. but took the position
that II they were In his possession they
had come to him as, privileged COM
nuni1ation. s, SIS
Chancellor MeClanR holds that the
bonds are property and not privileged
communications and, therefore are not
protected by the statutes Affecting
privileged communications. He there
fore holds Colonel Smithson in con-
tempt II the bonds are not produced
Coloael .Smithson will take the case
20 thu State Supreme Court on a WRIT
OF supersedeas. This. raises n new
question In 1ennessees
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-15
TRAeEDY IN VIRGINIA.
'wo Men shot 10 death At Public

Two Men Shot no Death At . Public
Entertainment.
Nashville. Tenn. May 14-Ai Bristol.
Tenn. dispatch saws!
Meagre details have reached here of
n shooting at a public entertainment at
Dryden. Lee County, Va. last night. in
which f. M. Young. an employee of the
Internal Revenue Once at Abingdon.
Va. and William Bailey. a telegraph
operator. were shot and instantly killed
while William Jesse. another young
ly wounded.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-15
Builder. ON n STRIKE.

Milwaukee, WIS, May ia genera
strike involving all union worlxmen In
Milwaukee Federation of Labor relat-
ing to the building trades and the
brewers, was inaugurated today as 3
result of action taken by the Fedora
ton of Labor, at a mass meeting held
last night. The strike Is to force an
an agreement by the brewers. Sew
eral hundred men embracing several
crafts are out,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-15
SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANra

Send in at once all empty cases and
give the case numbers on the bill of
lading, otherwise we will be forced TO
hold orders until your empty cases
come In -
The Montgomery Coca-Cola Bottling Co.,
Selma Coca-Cola Bottling Co.,
Dothan Coca-Cola BottlinR Co.
adv-8t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-15

Denver, Colo. May 14-Hyman w.
Protas, a jeweler. who came to Denver
three years ago from Boston in the
hope of regadning his health. commit
ted suicide today by shooting while his
two little sons looked on. His threat
Of suicide sent his wife into the street
to call for help. She returned to the
house to find her husband dead.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-15
POLITICIANS INDICTED.

Cincinnati Men Accused Of Election
Frauds.
Cincinnati. May 1.-THE grand Jury
today makes public indictments against
Charles Reichel and Frank Frederick.
Jr.. Republican election officers, and
John Carrigan and Frank Knobs. DEM
ocrattc election officers. the charge in
each case being "fraudulently writing
in poll books
have occurred during, Republican pri :
mary held in February. 1908. and In the
Democratic primary that was to se-
lect delegates to the convention that
nominated Judge Harmon for Govern
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-15

Paris. May 14.-Nnnister OF Com
merce Cruppi today said to. the mem
~bers of a delegation from the wine In
dustry who complained that the Amer
lean tariff BILL would involve loss Of
100000 of bottles OF wine year. that
the government would do everything
possible TO parry this blow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-15


DR.. Leonhardts Hem-Roid Can in
ternal remedy was tested In 1000
eases. 1t cured chronic cases Of bleed
ing. protruding. itching and blind piles.
It was successful In all but two per
cent OF the <est cases.
Hem Raids wonderful records Is due
to the factTha 1t IL an internal treat
ment The cause Of piles Is Internal
bad circulatfon-and It is too much to
expect q real cure from ointrnents, sup
positories or surgical operations. Hem
Roid cures by removing the internal
cause II frees the circulation. and
strengthens the weak veins and mem
branes. Pure blood completes the cure.
81 for twenty-four days treatment at
e. G. Fowler's and e. c. Andrews
and guaranteed to give satisfaction.
DR.. Leonhardt Co. Station q. Buffalo,
n. ~ pFoDriseors. Write for booklet
r EkzS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-15
DISTRICT AVERAGES.

4 Indicates inappreciable rainfall. sFor
yesterday. $For "a hours ending am. 18TH
meridian time.
Noto-The average maximum and mini
mum Temperatures and the average rainfall
are made up at each center from the actual
number OF reports received. The state OF
aeFvation.
RENGARK6.
Temperatures average a few degrees high
ar IN an distrioea. Scattered showers oc-
Cured in Texas and Arkansas.
2. c. HORIZON,
Asst Observer, Weather Bureau.
Temporarily in charga
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-15
rHE WEATHER

Unxted State Departmeus ~ Ar..n,.,..
Wensher Bureau. LEGAL Obscrvaf7sr
Central Time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-15
Flood Gage Ich'neI Rain.
STATIONS. ''ss' 1 ::$.I i an


s--RisinE. x--FalEns. as1 &.
RIVER FORECA1TN,
The Coosa and the Alabama will continue
to fall very slowly, the Alabama remaining
nearly stationary in the upper and middle
portions.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The atmospheric pressure continues high
in the southeastern states although the IN
tensity OF the barometric pressure IL dirnin-
ishing rapidly before the advancing low
pressure area which IL new central over
southern Kansas. Rains have fallen to the
eastward OF this low area the amounts being
moderately heavy at some points yesterday
Kansas City reporting little les, and st.
Louis a little moro than an inch.
Very light showers occurred in Arkansas
and Texas, but there was no precipitation
eisewhere in the cotton belt.
Temperatures have not changed material
iy in any locality. although they continue
districts.
Conditions point TO q continuance OF part
ly cloudy weather in Alabama tonight and
Saturday, with slowly rising temperature.
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
Montgomery, Ala, for the "a hours ending
At a-n.s 18th Meridian Time.
Friday, May IL. 1903.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-15

MATINEE
AZ Pickett Springs today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-15

wind Rainl State Of Weatfsr
esA4s Itemp.iPr.nr.i n. q and direction OF
Iiooths wind
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-15
A GREAT RECORD

An Internal Treatment for Piles That
Has Made % Per Cent. OF Cures,
Now Sold Publicly
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-15

Montgomery. May IL 1909.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-15

Maximum temperature for dav. s4.siar
minimum temperature for day SIS Ndee
average temperature for day, "a deg.
Normal temperature for day, 10 deg,
Accumul excess since Jan. l. 214 deg
Av. relative ehumid.sfor day, Sc per cent.
Total rainfall since Jan. /. IS. Is inches.
RIvER BULLETIN.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-15

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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-03-29
AID CALLED BY WlRELE Ss
Coast Steamer Carrying 1000 Persons
Becomes Disabled.

Newport, r. T., March 29.--With the
greater part Of her 1000 passengers
unaware that an accident had hap
pened the steamer Providence Of the
Fall River line was towed into New
port from the vicinity of Point Judith,
where the steamer had become dis
abled through the breaking Of her
port paddle wheel. OF the passengers
on board the Providence about 900
were school children who were bound
for Washington from various sections
of New England. When the Provi-
dence became disabled wireless teleg-
raphy was employed to call the steam
er Commonwealth Of the same line,
which was in the vicinity, and she
stood by the Providence until the tug
Teaser put in an appearance and took.
the Providence in tow for Newport.
E All Of the Providence's passengers
were transferred to special train,
which took them to New York.