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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24
MORLEY ELECTED
 TO SUCCEED L0RIMER

Chicago, Nov. 2S.--wiliiam J. Mox- ley, Republican, was elected to Con- gress in the Sixth Illinois District to- day to succeed William Lorimer re- gently elected to the United States Sem ate in place of Albert B. Hopkins.
 Lorimer was opposed by Frank S. Ryan, Democrat, and Carl L. Barnes, independent Moxley received 14,5s4 votes; Barnes, s.S17 and Ryan. 6,4l1.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24
stIII Hunt. fer Yaeht
GIRL FOUND IN HoMB. - She Was Accused by Glover of KalIinx
 Him

Waltham. Mass. Nov. 2s.--Niss Hat tie Leblanc, tho 17-year- -old domestic whom Clarence F.. Glover, her employ CT, charged with shooting him before he died Saturday night, was found to- day in the Glover home.
 The funeral of the dead man had ta- ken place there during the afternoon. The girl was arrested.
 Since the shooting ih Glover's laun- dry Saturday night and his death-bed statement. in which he charged Miss Leblanc with his death, the police had searched extensively for her. The at- titude of Mrs. Glover in refusing to visit her husband when he was dying and in disclaiming relationship with the Leblanc girl, although it is said that they are cousins, has caused the authorities to seek an explanation from har
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24
N HANDS 0F JURY.
Dlusgreement over Verdict in Angle

#
 Danyiiie, Va. Nov. 23.-The joint civil action filed by the government against T. NJ. Angle, former President of the Dry Fork Dlstiliing Company and the United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company. of Baltimore, bcndsmen for the distillery, which has been on trial in the Federal Court here for the past week. is now in tho hands of the jury.
 The arguments of the Attorneys was concluded st l o'clock this afternoon. District Attorney Thomas Lee Moore asked for a judgment fer Ssl.000 against Angle for over-production In the manufacture of whiskey and $5,- 500 against the bonding company.
 The jury reported Q disagreement late this afternoon and was discharged until tomorrow morning to renew their deliberations.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24
DECIDES TOBACCO CASE.
Receiver to Be Named for Large Sum
 of MOne0.


 winchester. Ky. Nov 23.-circuit Judge J. M. Benton today announced his decision to appoint a receiver for a sum of money approximately ss4s.- GOO now in the hands of the Burley Tobacco and Insurance Company.
 The decision which is of far reach- ing importance to tobacco growers and possibly involves the future of the company recently incorporated and capitalized at s2.0o0,0o0. was handed down in the suit of J. E. Gaitslxill and other tobacco growers who were members of the 1soe-07 Burley tobacco pool against the com pany
 The growers alleged that $s46.0O0 of the proceeds of the pooling and sale of the combined crops of 1906 and 1907. had been illegally retained by the Burley Society, a cooperative association from which the Burley To- bacco and Insurance Company sprang. Judge Benton's decision to appoint q receiver for the money deprives the Buriey Tobacco and Insurance Com pany of the money with which 1t was expected the company would start the building of a long chain of tobacco warehouses.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24
INVESTIGATE CHARGES
 AGAINST NEW MAYOR

Indianapolis. Nov. 2s-The Marion County grand jury today began an in- vestigation of charges that Samuel Lewis shank. the Republican Mayor elect. had violated State statute. making 1t a criminal offense for a can- didate to obtain the assistance of an elector by promises of appointment to office. The Councilmen. who. 1t Is al- legged. received from Shank promises of offices, appeared before the grand jury today
 sbank's appointments generally since his election have not agreed with the "slate arranged by him with Bis politieal adherents before election, ana A political feud of a bitterness unexamplsd in the history of this city has arisen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24
WILLIAM GREEK KILLS
 PATRoLMAN BY ACCIDENT

Birmingham. No. 2s.-Ciint Eubanks. police lieutenant in Wylam, a part of Ensley. was shot and killed tonight while on duty.
 Harry Carvallos. q Greek. was clos ing his place of business as the of- ficer passed. A pistol fell from his pocket and was discharged. the ball passing through Eubank's abdomen. There were several witnesses and the &ffair was described as purely acci- dental.
 The Greek and the oficer had al- ways been good friends.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24
FLOODS IN OREGON.
Several Towns iu the state are In

Several ToWnS tu tne ssate hr0 h~~
 undated.
 Portland, Ore. Nov. 2s.--Practicaliy every river. stream and creek in ore Eon Is out of It's banks. From all parts Of the state thers are reports of damage.
 In Eastern oregon the rain was ac- companied by a wind of almost hurri- cano vciicity and violence. In Eastern floods are general alth ough the trainfall was not so heavy. The greatest damage apparently has been done along the Willamette River.
 Springfield is under two feet or wa ter. Near lBrownsyiile. Southern Pa cif3c trestIa on the woodburn branch. has been carried out. At Albany the docks are under water and the river is steadily rising.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24
SHOOTS WIFE AND SELF.
Friend of Oscar Osborn Hears of Crime,
 Commits Suicide.

Richmond, Ky. Nov. 2s.--oscar os- born and his wife are in hospital here, both mortally wounded as a re- suit of shots fired by osbo tonight when he fatally wounded his wife and attempted suicide.
 Robert Herdrlck, boon companion of Osborne, leaning of the probable double tragedy. committed suicide by stabbing himself to death.
 The shooting of Mrs. Orborn and at- tempt of her husband to commit sui- eide, occurred on the main street of the town. Mrs. Osborn having come in from the country to do some shopping.
 The Osborns, who were wealthy. had been separated for about two months.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24
oHRIsTY A DoDGER.
Arsias Tells How He Avoided Process
 Servers.


 Indianapolis. Ind. Nov. 2s.-Howard Chandler Christy. the New York artist against whom habeas corpus proceed- ings for the possession of Ais daugh- ter were filed by his wife at Zanes- viile. ohio, last Friday, is In Indian apolis.
 When an attempt was made to serve papers for the possession of Natalie, his 1O-year-old daughter at ZanesviIle. the child could not be found.
 Mir. Christy. who had carefully con ceated his presence here. said tonight concerning the disappearance Of the girl:
 My automobile travelled just lit- tie too fast for the officer. It's a hard life to be lodging around but just the same I do not propose to let them turn the trick on me"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24

tent many subordinate oficiais and pointed out that favoritism to politi- clans or neglect had been responsible for large waste of public funds.
 The Mayor will review the findings and will then decide whether he will prefer charges against Mir. coler and send the report to the Governor. As the Borough Presidents term of ofiee expires with this year, 1t is regarded as unlikely that his removal will be urged
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24
EXAMINES THE CRATER
Several Scientists Observe the Burr
 auG Volcano

Teneriire, Ncv. 23.--Sevcrel foreign scientists today climbed the mountain of Las Flores and made observations of the newly opened craters.
 The volcano continues to shoot out incandescent fumes to great height affordinE a magnificent spectacle at night.
 A shower of stones and sand are covering tho valley of Santiago. The lava flow, however. is slow. It is now within e half milo of Santiago but Is not. expected to reach the town for six or seven days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24
DEED OF soN-IN-LAw
Wealthy Farmer Is Slain in North Carolina,

Goldsboro. N. C.. Nov. 2S.-owen Ginn A wealthy farmer of Wayne County, was shot and killed by Samuel Joyner his son-in-law, at the home of the latter in that county last night.
 It is said that Ginn, who dad been drinking, went to Joyner's home and opened fire on him while he was in bed. Joyner returned the fire, killing the elder man.
 Earlier in the day, Ginn shot and painfully wounded his young son. who came to the defense of his mother when he attacked her.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24
Pnrf ef canal 0pened.

Washington. Nov. 2s.-Five miles of the Panama canal have been opened to navigation. This includes the channel from the point in the bay Of Panama where the water is forty-nve feet deep at mean tide to the wharves at Biiboa. Steamships plying between San Fran cisco and Panama and the west coast ports of South America and Panama are using this part of the canal daily.
 Should the Buffalo go to Panama for marines to be transported to Nicara- qua this part of the canal will be util- ized As the channel Is only thirty feet deep at mean tide 1t will take some time to dredge 1t to depth of forty-fve feet at mean tide.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24
CHARGES AGAINST cOLER.
Borough President Acruned of Neglect
 ing Duties.

New York. Nov. 2S.-Blrd $. Coler. President of the Borough of Brooklyn. who is at present in Charlotte. N. C., Ia charged with mismanagement and neglect of duty by the Commissioners of Accounts in a report to Mayor Me Clelian made today, following investi-
 eation of the borough administration.
 The report condemned as incompe-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24
CYCLONE IN GEORGIA.
Several Homes Wrecked But No Lives
 Lost.

Eastman, Ga, Nov. 2s.-Meagre de- tails of Q cyclone which passed over Leon about eight miles from Eastman. have just reached here,
 The cyclone struck tho town about o'clock this morning, wrecking the homes of W. c. Causey, J. N. Thomp- son and a Mir. White. The school building was completely blown away. No lives were lost.
 The storm was accompanied by hall and a heavy downpour of rain.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24
webater,s Onlce Boy Dies .

Chicago, Nov. 2s--charles P. Wood. once an office boy for Daniel Webster, and an appointee of President Lincoln and Andrew Johnson. died here yester- day. He was born in Grafton. Mass, in 1888.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24
wnArHEH roREcAsr.

washiagtos, Nov. 2s~-For AIahana and West FioridaI Fair "Wednesday and Thursday with rising tenperaturesg Iixht northeast te east winds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24
READY FOR FUNERAL.
 CHILD COMES TO LIFE.

S Gadsden, Nov. 23-The 1O-year
 \ ola daughter of !. g. Duncan of ! Leesburg came to life today after
 \ being declared dead and after all
 i the arrangements for her funeral ! had been made.
 { Pbysicians believe that 1t Is
 < onIv A temporary recovery, and
 < that she cannot get well. She is ! surering from intestinal con- s sumption.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24
FORBES NOW GOVERNOR.

Takes Oath of Authority in the Philip
 ptnes.
 Maniia. Nov. 24.--In the marble hall of Ayuntamicnte. once used for con- ference by the Spanish authorities and now the chamber of popular assem- biy, at 1o:30 o'clock this morning. w.. Cameron Forbes of Mass1chusetts. took the oath of ofice as Governor-General of the Philippines and delivered his inaugural address. He Is the fifth and youngest Gcvcrnor-General.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24
Promiaent In Politics.

Prominent in Politics.
 Chicago. Nov. 23.-David A. De Ar mond was first elected to the House of Representatives from the Sixth Congressional District of Missouri in 1891 and served continuously. He was
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24
AsTOR PUZZLE SOLVED
MAIL FROM SAN JUAN IS RE-
 CEIyED.
Yacht Nourmahai Was Safe in Har- bor There on November 15--Ends Ten Days, Search for
 Millionaire.

New York. Nov. 2s--The Astor yacht puzzle is solved. Mall from Colonel John Jacob Astor and his party reach ed New York today on the Insular Line steamship Harry Luckenbach. which sailed from San Jauan. P. R.. on November IT.
 On that date an officer from the yacht Nourmahel came aboard the Luekenbach with the mail just before the latter sailed for New York. This officer told Captain James Dalton. of the Luckenbach that the yacht was to sail next for some Cuban port. At the time, according to Captain Dalton the Nourmahal was safely at anchor and showed no signs of damage.
 The positive assurance that the Nourmahal was safe at San Juan on November IT, just a week ago prac- tically ends a ten days search and dissipates the anxiety which was caused by the failure of the wireless operator ct San Juan to say that the yacht was there in his message to Key West.
 William A Dobbyn. secretary of the Astor estate, received one of the let ters from Colonel Astor. brought in by the steamer Harry Luckenbach to- day.
 iat was . short letter. dated inc 1tth. and concerned onlv business mat ters, said Mr. pob5yn. It made no mention whatever ef the Nourmahal having any trouble In the storm and 1t Is apparent that at the time Colonel sAstor wrote he has no idea of the anxiety felt here on his account He stated he would cable when communl- cation was re-established.
 The letter completely relieves us.s added Mr. Dobbyn. "of the fears we had for Colonel Actors safety"
 still Hunts for Yacht.
 Washington. Nov. s3.--Despite the report that Colonel Astor Is safe the revenue cutter Yanacraw was in- structed today to resume it's trip to lo- cate the yacht The Yamacraw blew up a derelict off Jupiter's Inlet a few days ago.
 Captain Ross head of the service. said tonight that the Yamacraw would continue her quest until she had iocat- ed the yacht. % <. :.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24
xeIaxn IIatea Cannon.

Memphis. Tenn. Nov. 23.--That Le- Roy Cannon gained the lasting enmi- ty of President Zeiaya of Nicaragua. by his participation in the war be- tween Nicaragua. Honduras and Saliva dor In 1904. was the substance of q statement made by J. I. Mather. secre-. tary of the Farmers Gin. Compress and Cotton Company of thia city.
 Mr Mathar met Cannon In 1904 af- ter be had fled to Mexico. having hsen sxilsd by Nicaragua and Han- aasfss. and later spent some time with hlfn iu Puerto Cortez. Honduras. after Cannon had returned there in an ef- feft 10 recover his estates which had been confiscated.
 ecannon was one of the best known men fin Central America" said Mir. MRther. He owned large estates in Nicaragua and Honduras but was exiled from both countries after the war which these countries had with Salvador in 1904 on charge of hay ing aided Salvador He was in com mand of large military district dur ing the war and in that way gained the lasting enmity of President Be- laya-"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24

tCentinued on Paxe Five.l
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24

Fire Causes Cave in BElne. Cherry, IiI.. Nov. ss-Fire ia a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24
AMERICA AWAITS ELAYA'S PROOF Meanwhile, Display of Force Is Made. NOW SEEKING INFORMATION VIII Fn Exact Status of Slain
 Men. Gevernment, 1t is Believed, win Con- tinue to Concentrate warships
 and Marines on Niearagasn
 Coast--Citi.ens May Have
 Acted for Rebels.

Washington, Nov. 2s.-The delay of the United States in acting with re- spect to the killing by order of Presi- dent zeiaya of Nicaragua. of the two Americans. Groce and Cannon. 1t de- veloped today. is occasioned be the in- ability Of the Government to fix the exact status in Nicaragua of the slain men.
 It was explained that every effort is being made to determine whether these men were members of the revo- lutionary army or were acting on their own responsibility. If 1t can be prov en. as seems doubtful. that they were really responsible for the planting of mines for blowing up the troop ships of the Nicaraguan Government and were acting on their own responsibii- ity. their status would be different than had they been acting as part of the revolutionary forces.
 The American vice-consul at Mana qua. Henry Caidera, has been instruct- ed to obtain all possible information on this subject It Is believed that plans for the concentration of warships and marines on the Nicaraguan coast will continue and 1t may be this show of force will have a marked effect.
 Reports from the commander of the Des Moines in regard to the efrective- ness of the blockade of the revolu- tionists at Greytown. Nicaragua, and from the commander of the Vickshurg as to the situation at Corinto. were re- ceived at the Navy Department today. They were transmitted to the State De- parment without being made public by the navy officials
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24

tcentinued on rsse Five.D
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
ROBBED AFTER He
VISITS FATHERS
GRAVE
DR.. Walter Mann, of Harbor Beach
Accuses Companion of Taking
Sie9 From Him as He
Slept In Safuun.--
John Hackett. of Fulton H.. is Ar
rested On Charge OF Steal
ing the Money

PORT HURON. Mich, Dec - Spe-
cial1 Following a visit To The sgaye
OF his father in Lakeside cemetery
DR.. Walter Mann Il dentist az llagbor
Beach, WAS robbed oi s'N2 tuesday
Less than two hours alter reporting
the robbery the police arrested John
A. Hackelt. - claiming q home ln
Fulton HIS, on a charge OF grand lar
cenN Hackett MAS one OF parry on
four. Including the dentist. who Wis
tied the cemetery i'm The afternoons on
their return from HE graveyard pf
Mann declares he and Hacketr went
10 4 local S1T0UTT TrTT1 - IT,
The doctor saws that ne vent ~ sleep
while waiting for the meal and when
he awakened ilaCkeJt was gone to-
gether with his wad OF bills iiaChel''
who is an insurance agent had ohy
s.CG his possession when arrested.
4he police believe ihar he had
DE-. of time 20 Get nd OF the money
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
Girls Identity stu Unknown.

All efforts 20 learn the identity ~
the deaf mute girl who was taken go
police headquarters from 80. 2+1
Grandy-ave Mondar has So far
proved futile Wednesday morning,
after repeated attempts on the part ny
a teacher from the deaf mGr school
in North Detroit 90 communicate
WIKI the unfortunate girl by means
OF signs she wrote on sip of paper
in ul-spelt German tha, she came
from Flint This was all ,hat could
b. learned from her and she a
greater mystery 10 tls police t1an
ever The authorities are unable %
deurmin whether tile girl Is dement,
Cd or shamming
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
TELL NE. A %
'rSTORY:M
NSCHlLOREN'S@
@ PLAY TINE
A TRICk Oh TEACHER

They were great cthms those NO.
and had been uickhamed IacN ~
nll To-day h'l had been saucr when
fhc teacher scolded her for nor haN
ins her lesson and she VAS told 30
stay after SChoo That was awful -ft
she ami lack had planned 90 lead me
-s.4-a-if. pa iIl-l--4 I.4l4i - -
As Jack passed iill~ seaf ou nr
-NaA- n-Ira =Aizii.----
Nil read IT, aud a. Jack cooked BAGS.
nodded Al iast teacher came grave.
Is down the aisle ,o ,alk to h't lu
ru, pupil and tin hung fer head
Hearing "A Wlld stampiue or fee' 20
tho girls cloakroom the teacher went
quickly o. investigate But She SAW
rothius but small Jack sliding down
The nanister iD the fat she called.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
Goodman Estate Is lacae

An inventory az thc estate " Ui.n.
ia n Goodman Who died fpecn Is.
was filed IN the prohat roHr5 Wet
nesday by her son Trel g. ,mn
who lis acting as eNcrgfor Tr. w..
scst item in the list IS Tie GIsvo'd
House property which Is pu' M sou
coo and upwards Tho other ttrH -
clude the brick residence and 4 at
No. &c Garheld-aye. valued IN 500.
farrr at ROYAL OAK s5o00 pair 70
diamond ear rings. SiGo. and hor-e>
carriages and cash ou hand
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
Iasnowski nRaised, b. Yan zLe.

More than 500 members OF Ashlar
lodge attended a reunion in Masonic
temple Tuesday night in honor OF the
60 new members admitted during the
administration Of Wor-hipful Master
George Worthington. lUs' closing =
sumntuous banquet. served under the
supervision OF John Frv. vas preceded
By the comforting OF the third degree
ON three candidates. one OF them WAS
Assistant Prosecuting AttOrunr Charles
II. Jasnowski and be eHj0yed the un-
usual honor Of being raised 20 a
Master Mason by his chief Judge Van
Zno
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02

but the hoy had gone So she turned
BACK 10 The schonlroom But WI go
vas Iill' The nlischieyoUs little miss
had slipped out when lacks stamping
had attracted her attention. and when
the teacher Wen 90 the window she
saw TWO laughing light-hearted young
steers racing wildly down the street
Slowly she shook her head. and sn'i-
.ug 10 herself mUrmured Tomorrow
arm have 10 keep them both in after
school ami give them a good lecture
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
Au,chins ard Brooks Dodge Invitation.

City Clerk Charles a Nichols dis
covered. "Wednesday morning. how
unapproachable President Jere g.
HUtChins and General Manager FRANK
" Brooks 81 the Detroit United
railway. can be- lie wished 10 inv q
them - no meeting Of the council
franchise committee. Thursday morn
Ing 10 discuss the Gilman. Nichols
fare plan. at which their presence is
desired sending a clerk 10 the D. u.
z Offices the later was frs told that
The two officials were somewhere
about the building and later that
they were ecu; The clerk went our
700 and NJ Nichols later mailed The
notices
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
= Nude
JUDGE CONNOLLY TO LECTURE
Talks On "Remaking OF Man" IN De
troit College. Thursday evening.

on account OF the death of ui,
brother Or Guy T. kiefcr. health
Officer viii aIQt. deliver his lecture
on City sanitation 10 the Detroit
College, THURSDAY evening IN rs
place. Judge Vim r. Connolly, of
the recorders court Will lecture on
The remaking cf man Or Kiefer
address being reserved for a later
date
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02

IL II dogs in one day. However,
eight of the captiyes were able %
show license tags. and had 90 loo re-
leased. The nine others. however
were caught dead 70 rights. Steinte ~
gets 81 each for stray which makes
Rover something of an asset.
Rover has never been known ta
golden rule" dog lie grabs them
by the neck and drass them 10 The
Lookup. and lets them tell theL
troubles 10 Steinfeld
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
Trunk Thieues Eined

James ReyDoIds and Charles Bark
or. who boldly stole trunk from in
front az the Victor Trunk Co. No IS
Gratiot-aye. Tuesday noon, We're each
fined $40. with the option Of serving
90 days. when JAey pleaded guilty "a
larceny charge IN Justice Jcdries
court Wednesday
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
REAL POLICE DOG
Repienishes Pound By Gong Out aod
Picking Up Canine Loafers.

MONTCLAIR. y j.. Dee One
OF the sights of this burg is Rover
"A 81 Bernard dog belonging 10 Dave
Steinfe3d the official dog catcher
Rover repleuishes the round by gong
out after canine loafers ana wttns
them behind the bars jest lhe a
rogulSr constable by heCh.
Rover mas been trained for this
very work by his master. and IS NOR"
than making good Rover record
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
Hughes Can Have Nomination.

NEW YORK Dec Gov hughes
can have another nomination fnr-re
election II he desires. according 70 a
statement made by Timothy L. Wood
run. chairman of the Republican state
committee. he says il Gov Hughes
decides 70 run again he Wi. have the
support Of the party leaders
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
liners Sal for Home

HAVANA. Dec With record Of
eight defeats and four victories over
Cuban team, TO lbs credit th. Detroit
American league champions sailed FOR
home today The team was Tar rom
satisfied with the results OF It's cuban
Invasion Financially the tlip was a
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
Young Girls Are Victims

Of headache. as we'll as older women
but all get quick relief and promp.
cure from DR. Kings New Life Pills
the worlds best remedy for sick aad
nervous headaches. They make pure
blood, and strong nerves and build up
your health. Try them. AT z. c. Kin.
feps. Central Drug Co.. and Gray Il
Worcester's.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
DIES FROM CANCER.

STURGIS. Mich Dec tSpecaB
Mrs Chas Adams AGED -. a
pioneer OF the city died ar a. bore
OF her daughter, Mrs Geo Scu"u.ar
in Elkhart. where she Went fur traa
ment for cancer Of The stomach
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02

n 760Es iIEe Z iow-tHfhaR ct PeF
haps more ike a crown, this latest
hair dressing STYLE The hair lies
ioosol, on the top oi the head. much
like fhe loose top of a turban about
rho hcad is clrcled heavy hat hraic
thar rs bult on "a frame and decorat-
ed combs p'aced ar regular intervals
hold the braid in place and give the
crown effect