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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-30
NAIIING FOR YOU.
rRoMrr nELsEr RON rNDrsEsTIor < se AND STOMACH MISERY.
ninpers1n steps Feraenfaffon s=e Re. stoFtp fhe Digestive ypcfces
 Relieving You PreDptiy ef .sgs Sfemneh Trouble. t

Why not start now--today, and for.
 ever rid yepfselt of Stomach trouble
 and Indigestion? A dieted stomach
 Yets the blues and -grumbles Give II
 a good eat. then take Papeis piapep.
 sink 70 start the digestive juices work. sinR. There will be no dyspepsia or |belchinE of Gas or eructations Of un-
 dIgested food; no feeling like . lamp |.of lead iu the stomach. or heartburn. sick headache and dizsiness, and your
 food will not ferment and poison your breath with napseous odcrH.1
 Pape's Diapepsin costs only 50 cents fof a large case at any drug store here, and will fhlieve the most obstin- ate case' of Indigestion and Upset
 Stomach in: five minutes. S .1 There is nothing else better to. take Gaa from Stomach and cieanee the
 stomach ana intestines and. besides.
 one triangHle will digest and prepare for assimi i1afion into the blood ali your food the same as sound, healthy stomach would do 1t. s6. When Dtapepsin works. your stomach lfests--gefs itself in orders cleans up ---af1d then you. feel like eating when
 you come tof the table. and what you taf will do ynir good. | Absolute relief from all Stomach
 Misery is waiting for you as soon as !. you decide to begin taking niapepsins Tell your druggist that you want Pape,s Dfapepsin. because you want to
 ba thoroughly cured of Indigestion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-30

dsthmus of Panama, discovered that although the United States had been of strip of land ten miles wide, stretching From the Atlantic to the Pa ciHc, no official name had been given legally to It.
 , The choice was simple matter, and so 1t was decided to designate the cA- nal zone.S" "CanaI Zone" and that is to be the official name.
 A provision to this effect is included House Committee on Interstate ana Foreign Commerce drafted to legalixe and. perfect the present form of Cow ernment on the zone. It was also de- cided to give name. to tlle canal it. self. and accordingly the new bill pro- vides that the canal shall be desiE- mated simply as the Panama Canals'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-30
FINE ARTS COUNCIL,

E WasiiIngton.t Jan. 2s.-President Rooseweit'ss recently appointed coun- cil of Fine Arts will hold it's first meeting. it has been announced. on February {, at the heatlqaartefs of the American Institute of Architects in this city. xt is expected that at this meet ing the Lincoln memorial site question will be discussed. Senator Newlands has introduced a bill endorsing the park commission site for the memofiai! which is to place 1t at the opposite end of the Mall from the capitol. The, bill carries an appropri- ation- of e3.000.000 for the memorial Representative McCall's bill would piece the memorial in front of the new Union Station.
 Representative Bartholdt introduced bill patterned after that of Senator Newlands. creating a Bureau of Fine Arts in the Treasury Department and an advisory council of thirty, composed of architectg. painters and scliptors.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-30
Blaze Leaps to Marshes
 iiil Heavy Gale
FsuR igII:E ? EaLL of FIRE
Loss in BIazx Nearly 500, ,ooo;i
 rruek. Farms pestsoysd.
t'ye.easy Ntbss FiFs. szosss ss ts 'Gisy sssss sssstsi out # asssss ssa C -sisrs,s A-zltss li II <. s'
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Mobile ysne ss. T he saw lhgil pipnt ofsthe Aiabsah InnsRsr couBsass .fors met4y tes ias cRys Las,bss conpany:' ofswhich ,Es ppwniss and s5fs. ! M.g "A. Hifl of Mssils are ipziaeipal ovnsrs. located three three stnniles north of the, city. was totally destroyed by, s6fe this aafs tefpoou: eifteiilng a' loss ofs ss 5. 600 on the mill plant ana tIs 900 os finbsr, wlth no insunpties \ < !
 The Are sorIgiHsted -ts, ths until ahoiit 5;Se o'clock s6sTks fTona the snl slf ,ig- nitdaN the marsh on. the east side of the river, and fannnd by q westerly gale biSwing thiffy- ave mics sh ffiiosif! there Is a solid IEan eof nre sdvsheing east wsEd aeross the niatsliss feufs: miles wfde.yendaneerInE the lives ssflss 1iSrisx's ufamaDy truck sars1eners s<fasfdin z In these marshss S g
 eThe mill fire sbssfiied the track < Of the Loulsviiie and Nas6yifis safirsoaa ] ana trains bound North ana soush are tea up pstill the ire coo1s and tempofs sSS re E pairs can be made. sssS sstgss \ N x.
 fne flames 0h the west side sofs3tiie river are barnlnE tsward the city, fast. Thsre is q strong breeze Of twsfsty miles or more nbw blowing. from ,tbs nosth Invest and there is no stsllins how fatsthe Ire VIII eat lits way. M ss,
 Much ipnnbst ip ther yafd ofs he arallI plant Is heing fast eaten by the ia mes. Many tugs from stiie cftyg have gone .to the ire to render sssistance. . l, Several st teamers 1oadias In the stream were shifted to places ssof isafa- ty:s A AanurnbsE Of barge sfosded with lupiber were cut away from theia moorings at the lumber ccmpk iy,n wharves and alongside of vessels. and are now sdrift Tn tiyeS Sfivefi. r z 7 , stsSS
 The chief tof the fire department ,.re1 ports that no cali was made for any assistance by the mill men and with "a gale blowing there Is little probabii. ityof savIbk any Of the ffiilf. proper-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-30
nExSi5lizxsIs bpsseSsrNArr
Issll-as fss :yIs (. r 2, ss-.sy srVAs- '

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 \ 45 fhsr ckeney. x New Ynrb JSn. 2s,A remarkable Asin6nst tfaff61 in f1pufe 10 the mem 6fys or Arfb,if 8. scheneyht the Aplerlcan .consiii. md M fs ( uhefess whosz were fksilsa ih tife ea ftliaa Ike q Messina, F was made tiis Han societies 6i atflis scitg to39ys { stas
 :, .sThs sbod die , ,o e sff. ana Mrs: Cheney steached New York today on board the steamer Venetfa. Escarted py several
 fhousand mem bers or ItalIan q societies Inc bodies or the tcanxut and his wife
 were conveyed ipa Br6aa way ito the sspfl q great nn1f fltuis af perdons who sthroneed stlie Z zsi deWali<s s. 's Y I ! .Atnotable feature spf ytile procession ssass the fact thNt excnpt for the police sas16rt and the elafJvesf Of Mt. and
 Afsss Cheney n fwas eopnposed exciu.
 Fively, or Italfan* v Asid de from the sssrsesence Of d rk41reaentAtive of the col- slectbr of tue port. 4le government twas Sunrepfeae es1fsd sinI tue official reception The processioq was headed by Frank
 De caro as grand marshal, wno was Followed 1rniaediately by Count Masslg-
 la, the Ifaliab consul general, and oth-
 st ofsicials @of the tafians consulate
 Italian sdcieties fpl loved 4p a Ions line. ench sces ty csrryinE a ssseath te
 De placed on the. c5six cts when they { Inc he8fsss coiitainfn ng fae caskets
 lfaped Mifis, kiiericsn flags and Car.
 fiagss alasa with relatives of Mr. and
 Ms. chensy folio we'd the sttaiian or
 KanfzAffof,Hs .e1lR 9Ss x tsss 2 sss sss < The .belIs sles V eIs placed On a train RoE tpalAhtssto Ne w tsyen Conn. the nome sof a<fY Cheney ' r
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-30
To pUY BLoopHoUNDs.
jackson County In AIisslHalppi Shows
 PrOEFeastse Spirit.


 Scranton. Mss, Jan. 2S S.-(SpeciaI.) ) Jackson County. through her pro- gressive Board 1of Supervisors. is de- termined to keep in the vanguard of progress and to that end empowered Hon. Arthur H. Smith. Sherif of the county at their last meeting to pur- use of his office in tracking and rum hing down criminals
 fn obedience to the order he has ef- fected the purchase of four trained dogs from DoIive. Ala, and they reach ed here last night in good order The expected that they will give a good account of themselves when called out. Died, in this city last night at 11:30 o'clock, Aristide Alexander Sward Lof. wenadler. son of MT. and Mrs. c. A. S. and Cora Krebs Lofwenadier. aged 12 years. months and Is days.
 The funeral took place this after 2 o'clock. proceeding to the Church of Our Lady-of Victories. thence-to Krebs' Cemetery for .interment, Rev. Fath- CT B. O'Reilly officiated.
 Central High School scholars attend ed. the funeral In a body and carried many beautiful floral offerings to the Mississippi Lodge No s2. Knights of Pythias.s gave a reception last night at their hall In Delmas Avenue to the Pythians of this city and their fami- lies, An adequate program had been arranged for the occasion and a most delightful evening was spent by some 200 guests
 Hons. W. D. Bullard and A. 1T. smith made addresses appropriate to the occasion. A splendid musical pro- gram was rendered by the ladies. Choice refreshments were served and altogether the affair was considered the event of the new year.
 A bouatiful rain fell in this vicinity last night, which will aid timber men In getting their logs down the rivers Go the mills in thig section.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-30

so1fh Joseph K orr, uE Atlanta. Ga.. who SIG fi1e kraqd 5un3erT warden Of
 fhe .s(FrA And iE6c8jnpu1enE of Knights lrshnpfs r Yof the lUnff1d States. f Mft orr arrived iii the city F 'ridey a snioos, and was mat at the train by a
 rsespfi9n' eQmfnittse eE local Enishts s An sntomopiie trlp aver the city was taken dufink the afterpopn, < gf cvrene ceifinandefy held meefin9
 at tho Masouic Teinpie. ksfiday night at
 s: aos o'clock wfshs the temple degree was conferreds on several candiiatea. after wife ha recepti Ion and banquet
 ,sss s., as < MT s,,,is 2 me F. A nunlb er, of proniaent Ma sons made
 addfe ssks xt tfies ba nQuet aud ar large
 crowd was spresent- As H
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-30

sinions. on, .te< Eroapd that he naixhl incrlninkf6 himself. sss i MT. Shaw was commanded to appeal before Jpstiee c9nid Jn cfifninai couri No. I on Nonds morning when the matter win be ffrtfhea out
 Roger Farnhani. closely identi net with 1the affAirs 5of Wfiiiam .Seison Cromwell. was the only witness of i'm portance, hEs testfineny being n cor robofatfon Of tfat given by Mr. cronf- well regarding Sti1e disposition of tho &4D,be0.0eo purciia SC money for stiis Panama Canal ffanchtse.
 Doueies Robinsop, Brother In Jaw oi the President, .was guest at the White House today. He came tc washfpftoh in connection with the libel proceedbngs pending before the grand jury but vas not called upon to testify.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-30
Announcementn

The meeting of the Elwell Bridge Club scheduled for today was postponed until next week. .
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-30
HRS. swANsoN EfNTiEWT TArNs.
vl.I.Ias lYeess wsnsa cen.glI-s.slls.

h& sAMAAG i&t7fs
 Tuskegee Jan. 2ss-Ss Sspeclais1 : |. de.. ligittful party last evening and "a Bret tyS, conipliment to her attfaetive kiiesta. Misses Eugeitia Swanson, or Was hing :
 ton D. e. and sarah Pope caIl8way. ofs, West Potbt, -Ga.... was the liiTforma ai progressive whist dof1in0, at which
 Mrs M. IL SWanaon eFltertafneL at her lovely new home on North Asa hi affect. The reception 'halle was bea utifuily !deoorated with ferns and Rfllarney roses. the parlor with ChinesA flHies. and the dining room. wa s artlstica1ly ad6rned with cut fiowers and ferns. Tn ttts .aparffnent :. a two course sburct supper. was served.
 The house. guests, Misses Swanson
 and Galloway, wore becohlfpg gowns of white rlessalinef with trfmnli1gs of flfet lace fashioned directoire and white net over statfeta in the enipite style. @ The invited guests ri1mbered eighteen, affiSw were receivedSat the -doot by Master Ifngene and Miss Ethel Cloud. cousins 0r the guests of honor,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-30
kIRe IN okIlAHoMA.g
se,.f.l sesfal.s iis-.e. De..ssye'

seyerai nes$aisx sss.ses Destrsxed v sad 0e< SfaA Bnrn<d te Desth.
 ,. F0rt Work Texhs. Jan. 2e.-@A sspe- eial From Ardmore. Ok., says:
 < Fire tanned hy strong wind de- stroyed several boa rdink houses here tarfy today. IT. " Ltftiejohn was bnrned to death and his wife prob McKinneys rexas. The couple were tnarfieds yesterday and had just start ed on theirs Honeymoon tour. Many fersons narrowly escaped death. A strong cold wind made 1t impossible tol controlsfilf nanfes. 7 7 xlf ,ss... q
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-30
DATA ASKED ron.
s<aate Wnntn ,tS Kr.Ssv sAh6ut Deaths i1ssE- A a.i zanAG, An. Hliaaa.ns.lls {

senate Wanta, t6 Know Ah6pt Deaths : aad Aeet4enta 6n Raslroada. : Wasfiington. Jan. 29.r-In an effort to secure tnfofSnations as to- the mum Der. of ernpl0yes slxi He'd sand injured from detects In the equipment of rails roads. Sena tor Clarke of Arlsansas has bntrodicea a resolution calling on the 'Chterstate C0mmerce CoSnmission to supply the Senate with data begtnnins
 with the year l9Oleg
 ', Reformation c0ncernihg deaths and Injuries resulting from the folio wing
 causes Is asked far:f sa
 4 Lack of or inaeciIre and impr operly
 applied ssill steps, ladders, roof. hand
 or gab iron, running boards and inef-
 ficienti and improperly applied hand brakes
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-30
saes SIinlng CoInpany.

BIrminEham, Jan. z9.-(Special )-- Kate Wilson, administratriz, has fiIed suit f5r damages against the Ten messed, Coal, Iron and Railroad Com pany for twenty thousand dollars dam ages for the death of Levi Wilson. whom she alleges was suffocated In one of Jthe mines of the defendant. wilson was Killed In naine of the tennessee Company near Pratt Citv while the mine was afre. Death was from suftocation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-30
N IN CENT RULES ADOPTED.

[ wasffnktsh tJ&n.s .sb. 1Anticipatins hs,btg teiisarias from the public tc witness the x0ificlai election Of lTafl and ailernrdns as president and vice 0f ftfe United States or euary 10th wileR fi5e house and 'bena viii snteet fin iofntf session in the house chamber stpr ea pvass the electoral votes of the afatess stringent rule,
 Practically the entire gallery. ex. cept th0ss sectipns reserved for tht prsss: ffeef ez zedutixe and diplomatic corps. viii he, ,s sres Sed tor the wfvei and daughters of members and sena, tors. Each senator and representa-. tiyes Will be allotted two seats.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-30
Z Jars ron JAPAN.
Heneefotah sThey wni Serve S~ Rat

,Washikgton Jan. %, Five thousand ats. :wifose sole nlIssionsin life or rath- ef in ttii cir lives. ffencefortl fs to serve as er7kt destrOyers in fair Japan, puTpose .of this curious feline Invasion is Ito afdxin fighting the eFplague which IS spread by rodents. =
 According 10 inform tfens received at the BureauS of Afanufa6tpres sinl this lcity from John IT. Snod dgrasss American Conslis at Kobe. SJ4pau furtber ship Sriients aoR eats win be made sfrons this country. ' es 5s5'i sa' ss,e {; {; Z 5sss-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-30
rnAakpY IN NAsnyILLE..
d Mcterrnsn KiIis csserete werkef fer
 Destrsyin& His Hsnae.

Nash vile. Tenn. Jan. s2s.Tcrazed by
 the belief that Wash rHnch. coh-
 crete worker. has broken up his home ana enticed his wife away, Henry L.
 Johnson. rnotorman In the employ of the Nashville Electric Railway and Light Company, shot and almost ii. stantiy killed the forfner today inffont of the factory buiIdspg of the concrste construction company. in West Nash into the dead Ban's hack while he was attemptihg to esczps.the bullets. John. son calmly took a Vert Nashville car 10 the city and surrendered himself and his gum to an offcer. .ss 5s,.. s..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-30
A elG wARE#oUsE.

Arkanaaa FnFns3rs urIen te Bufld MiI- Al lfen npfiaf structure. Arkansas farmers Union and tlle Cot ton ,cofilpany and warehouse men of Arkansas in sesion here today. sdcpted resolutions to !. lneorpofate milton dollar warehouse here to control the cotton or tii c State and to cooperate with similar concerhs In nine other cotton. raising States of the south
 warehouses Of the state voted to enter the combination
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-30
N.w...,.r ysIont Burnn.

Oklahoma City. Okla, Jan. z5-Iue plant of The Daily Oklahoman ana the adjoining building, occupied py Pfow Company, was destroyed by fire early tonight The combined loss is estimated at Sl50.e00.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-30
No ELECTION YET.
south Cayollna L,eGislatuFe in Deadloch Oyev AaaAefafe Jmsflee. g.

coiumbia, S. C.. Jan. ss.-The Legis- lature which has been at deadlock since Wednesday on the eiection or an an AsSociste Justice of the Supreme Court .oS SoiIth Carolina, took ons ballot to- day without result and then took recess. until next Tuesday night To days ballot was; Sheppard. %; Goth ran, 3s; Hydrick. S7; Watts, 2s; Gage
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-30

the Geor<fa Central 5tn<, did not vieit hts ofEIc&s doring the day. but re-
 fnained n1oet or the lime at his Fifth avenue fesfdehce TO friends who esiisd On hirn he said that the sopth.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-30
NashviIIe Wins Gsame

Nashville. Tenn, Jan. 2S.-rThe bas- ketban team Of the N4shyille. Athletic Birmingham 41tio 1T here tonight. The Ma ashyiTle A e. is leading in the pen- nant race in the southern Basketball League. n & stss .t.,5 Y. s- e -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-30
..sc..! r. .nrnIl,.,. .sr,e.a.

ser&nton. Pa Jan. '2s.--Ed ward L.. Fuller. of this. city, president of the international san Company. died to- day at Augusta, Ga. where he went pany with Dr.. J. e. Prince. of scrsn- ton. ,s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-30
BASKET BALL
Gansa an Atlmmfa.

Atlanta, Ga, Jan. 2s.-The UnlyersIIy of Georsis, baslsetban i've tonight thirteen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-30
Visara sEnae neeeiyer.

l+ Mobile. Jan. 29.----f Spectai. )--An. or der was Issued out Of the Chancery Court today appointing receiver for the English Manufacturing Company of 4this 4city. The court named Will liam Wizard, of this city, as receiver and fixed his bond at @50080, which was promptly made 1s
 Tbe bond for the complainant In the case was fixed at e18,090 S+ '
 The Dickens case. as ft has become known. has occupied an importa mt part in the proceedings of the various courts and the attornSxs on both sides have been putting up, . hard legal fight. The amount, of money involved in the case is large. t.,.
 An attachfnent has been issued in the sum, of 975,000. Bonds was made today.
 II is further ordered, adjpdgad and decreed that upon the execution of a statutory bond by complainant in the sum of $500, q wrftNl shall issue out of this court against Charles c. Dickens in aecordance with the prayer of tn C supplemental bill@ ofs complaint as amended. and further that upon, the execution of asstatukory bond by the complainant an attachment shall issue against the estate of Charles C. Dick ems in the full sum ofS g75, ,09e, for the collection of the conplalnant's de- mand Tn this cause. :. -1F .;ssssss4ss,ss l
 It will be renlembered9 that a re- ceiyer was appointed for the firm some time ago but counsel for 0 {. e. Dick ems took the, matter, to, the Supreme Court and got the action of the lower court reversed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-30
1.,rcua Nann snIeides.

London. Jan. 2s.--An American named George Scott. who was former fy connected with Barnum and Bal ey,s circus, committed suiicde this morning in Convent Garden Hotel by shooting himself
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-30
-rosfamc.e n. nallkr.I

Nashvliie. T< npi. Jan ss-Tbe post pfice at !scottsStiie.. Ky. was entered by burRiafs last night. the safe blown Istered letters and a mail pouch taken. There is no ere vF, to the robbers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-30
MOBILE SOCIETY.
,Lualty Thlrteen.

Mobile, Jan. 29.=- Special. )--TEie Hattie Arnold as h0stess. After the games of hearts deIightfuI refresh Inents were served and the prizes were pretty pictures, Those present were Misses Mabel HartwelI, Eioise IbAch. May Leatherbury. Corfnne Thoss, Ori- cite Tacou Gladys Murray. Eva Man ming, Louise Lyon yass. Lucille Mo Gowin. Marie Hermann and Virginia WoOlf .
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-30
Gasae at ,starIkylIie.

Memphis. Tenn,,, 29--(Speelal.l- l-- RasketbaIl at Starkville. Miss: A. and N College 27; s. Memphis College of Physicians aud surgeons l4.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-30

Franz {"shag'') Shaugnessey. who played at Reading last season, will manage the Roanoke Virginia League team this year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-30
hrnInninn in Mine.

Plttsburg. Pa. Jan. zs.--AR.7 exploss- ion Is reported to have. occurred tp the Herminie mine near Irwin, Pa Two men are Known to be dead.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-30
MINERS ARE DIVIDED
INTERNAL sTRiFE BREAKS OUT ON < CONVENTION FLOOR.
Natisnai Beard Member HaKgerty sud
 Preataent Lewis Have Clash v ef Wefds mnd Each gre \ Cheered. 2 {

t Indiana poffs Jan 2a=-Scarcely had the, United Mine Workers convention opened This morning when the forces 0ppcsing the administration nf Presl- tent Lewis. began an assack upon him and the national organizer. charging th6t these men were sent into Penn aylyaiiia for efectioneering purposes and neglected. tb organize the miners. National BDard Members Haggerty of Pennsylyania. charged that. the orga- ntzers sent into the, field of central Pepnsylvania. were there Ito disrupt the union rather. than to strengthen 1t. sisi ~ 2SaN .
 Presidsnt Lewis retorted that this statement was, not true Mir. Haggerty said that afidayits would be produced to support his charges. Mr. Lewis thereupon said that as Q certain fac- ton of the zieIeGateEs was determined to attack him, : he purposed to defend himself to, the best of his ability. put he desired that what his enemies haa to say should be brought out and he nsked the convention. to extend the lime granted under the rules to MT. Haggerty to, speak. s.
 sA storm of cheers greeted Mr.aLewis when. reniyifik to Mfr Haggerty he said ironically that he had declined to obey Haggertyf when the latter nag orderea him to take out of the, central RQ1naXlVAHiA H uttusa4r VI E AtAA1Eh were Investigating the deplorenle conditicns'' there. '.s5t
 .Ho said further that 'at the proper time. he. would sexpose these condi- tions to inc conventions and Mir Hag- xerty's3 connection, with them.
 HaRGerty defended his intergrity as warmly as Mr. Lewis defended his- Each was applaud cd. Haggerty con- tint,ed to assail the president and the oEsa nizerss and at length. amid shonta If ssss,t down. he returned to his seat PresIaant Lewis said his national or raniaers had, helped the union m pa vay,fa. more, than had the dis- tricts eanizers. He said there had hser ,nafionai orgapizers in the Pitts b,irr f,eld Ssand God knows tnev are needed there 4 a w. W. .Fairley, of Ala paLns, :. sslo .Al that though Pennsylyania needed or =. etIonzr and 1t. always had been irtained. that the Pittsburg district r-s. .the Key tosthe situation It was ,,itsI That the great effort De expenuec v S.t.s sn,sfh The, Tennessee Coal ana Iron Company. he said, owned ,,,rre coal mines than the .oniteu States Steel Company. .s..... ,,,,
 Vice President; FarrinE Etoons. ot fa III; iaS .Mst ,y MT. Lewis was to speak, he s,,r. s,.e,,tS tal<e the floor under the rulins oy' isy 2 -femporary chairman on sn equal, ttr win other delegates. whom he hae interrupted al will when they critic'z trz ed his adHainiatration.
 ,rte' committee on Dfficers reported iata this afternoon. submitting us re'
 Hest to the convention. It endorses tSs @ administration of President Lewis
 prestdent Feefan, of the 'Pittsburf atstrict. began an attack on the re- nor, as soon as 1t had been read
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-30
ABRUPT ADJOURNMENT.
Panama IAbeI Hearing Is. Contiaaed
 UntiI Monday.

Untll Monday.
 Washington. Jan. 2s.-The examina- fion of witnesses by the Federal grand iury in connection with the alleged Ilbels of The New York World and Indiauapolis News. was abruptly ad- folrned today. until Monday because of inc refusal of J. Angus Shaw, sec retary and treasurer of the Press pubiishing Company owners of The lsew York World, to give certain tes-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-30

Jim, Jefrries has started wrong in doing light trainlng. What Champl ion Jim needs is dark training,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-30

In selecting Doc Gessler to. act as captain of the Boston Red Sox Mana ger Lake has pleased the Hub fans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-30

sam Langford will meet three men in the same ring in Los Angeles. Stan ley Ketchel isn't one of the three.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-30

Peter 1faher mas ripped another one. 4 husky smoke by the name of Bill Turnage fell into one of Peter's Jolts the other night