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sss. The drill report asserts that t Is for the quarter ending Decewber 3i, 1907, but the body of the report says that the drills were heli April 15, May l5 and June IS. 1907, and the frat Berweant's endorsement on the same (which he positively asserts is not his writIng) is dated Arrtl lb. 1907. In his anldavit (see answer 10 Question 5 Captain stoddard swears that inc regular aFiil date was the ,Fsirst saturday night in each month 7 The 18th of fhs month cannot be the fst Saturday night. The drill report shows only two ofIioefs present, while vo,ohes 3s,eB5 says there were three The reeoris in the Adjutant oenerars 2 ofiee show that this captain vas not commissioned until November. 1sVf'
 Exhihit ~n," ..
 Montgomery. Jan. '. lso7' "en' n M Gen state of Alasama.
 Siv. have the houor to certify that have paid to the railroaas twsnly seven fares from Moutgosnery to eeI- ssn arao,ntinr to SA0.sA. Theae fares ,,sra naId for advance force to prepare "a rnu. the same being paid pe1ore thS raiircada had granted any rates and ! resnectfuliy ask that be reimOuFse0 for said amount. -....,,.,
 H0EX
 C. R. Bricken.
 co, comdg. End infantry. 4. N' S'
 Chk. mailed
 Sept. 10, fs07--40.sH
 Y4.,o,vea statement Of expenditures ,nciSent 10 the state target prsctce st Daphne, Ala, Aug. H. lsOf' to Aus' 22, 1907: ..,. coi . Bricken and party ...s....'% sS ss nS aS (, T. Fitzpatrick, commissary Ao'VV Inaidentsis in Mobile. incident . "a goinE 10 Daphne ......s SV,+o IsrinLman for use of launch
 ave aays at s5 per day y....... zs yS I. B. Barnett, waiter .,..... "'VV Capt W. E. MiclEle. expenses incurred on rife range .... AA'SS Major Scott, expense for MaJor M MeNNs .."-s- e.s1s = ,s, ,1srnaSn 3l.k0 Oahurn .Grifan Grocary Co.,. .SSa'lV Account of !. Fl. Tayler sun
 dry expenditures (items on ,., sr. Raiiroad fare for Rumblsy and ,.
 ,..Mnri6nr Grocery Co. .. 44.T5 Swift &sCo. l..,. .'.' =. 4: :. s.. Sa Thernton Bidgood, stasionesy s' saS Bud Bancroft, armorer., Mopne, S'V" 'FeopIss ss~''' 2s.00 ciaa' men n.i,vsrv co. ice ....... 1s.oS Partridge, as hrasS ms s7.s5 Hayes & seIfert, tables. S'oV Wn. E. Mickle. rent of club
 nouss ss.sn uhsn companp .... as. 90 n@y RIaeEmen. wharfage. SS.so crD,; 1oS,:6 ,! S. i....a:..''... Callahan. M Is.so John Jordan. cook. IF days
 S2.50 per day .,.......'',. SV'VV Dok Bailey, cook, i2 days
 S2.50 per day .............- SV.VV l.. B. Barnett, waiter 1S'00 Baber's negroes. wRitsrs S2.oo
 Total for target practios' 'sl'%st,Af
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-29
ANTnONY-JomxsoH.
sIoesmA Man Weeds DadsvIIIe Young
 WOAmas

Dadsviile. Jan. 2s.-(speeial. l--Afr. Pierce Anthony or siocomb and Miss Kate Johnson. were married at the home of the brides parents. Judge and Mrs. Joseph 1T. Johnson. here yester- day morning at 10 o'clock.
 The ceremony was performed by Rev. I. 4. Beal. pastor of the Baptist Church. in the presence of a small company of relatives and friends of the c0ntracting parties.
 Mfr. and Mrs. Anthony left for . visit of several days to relatives in Georgia after which they win be at home at Slocomb.
 The out-of-town visitors attending the. .Anth ony Johnson marriage were MT. John Anthony of Albany, Ga., MT. VII. Ham McCaFtey of SlOcumb and Miss Williams of Phenix City.
 4 aeourge 09 pneumonia Is preYail- ing arouud East and Dudleyvtlle Tn this county. There are some twenty. Ave or thirty cases In and near the two places.
 Mrs. c. W. Greer and a young Mr Hammock, both weli-known people have died with the disease during this week, and a number of othefs are dan- gerously i'll.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-29
oNLY oNn auALIFIEp.

City Attorney ef New orleans VIII Go
 to Congress. New Orleans. Jan. 2s.--The time for qualifying for both Democratic and Republican primaries for the naming If successor to the late Robert C.. Davey. Representative in Congress from the Second District of Louisiana. ex- pired last night at midnight.
 Samuel l.. Gilmore, City Attorney of New Orleans. was the only Democrat to enter. and the Republicans failed to put out . ticket. This Is equivalent to Gilmore's election.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-29
WANTS POLICE CHIEFS.
Birnnsnkham Goes After Csnyention of
 Amm0ean4lom.

Association.
 Birmingham, Jan. 2s.-(Special l--f Birmingham wants to secure the 1909 convention of the International Asso- etatior of Chiefs of Police, thA com merdial and business bodies will have to get busy fnasrnuch as other cities have taken up the fight to secure the convention. BufEalo. N. r., and Allan ta. Ga i. are now in the fight for the convention and both cities are making every effort to land it.
 Chief Bodeker is working all he can to secure the gathering and the Com mercial Club favors the bringing to this city of the chiefs of police of the nation and their families
 It is understood that the convention will mean about 1000 visitors to the city.
 The light is growing warm now and is being watched with interest. 1t Is very probable that Birmingham will get busy at once end light hard to land the convention.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-29

enei for . while the inundation of the cellar in the building formsriy quar- tering the Oak Hall saloon on Dexter avenue, the work of remodeillng tho building is being continued with ra- pidity. The structure will be modelled in keeping with the rest of the up-to.
 date business block.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-29
DIED OF sTRANGULATIoN.
Mother of Baby Held Pending Further
 VnveafRaaffOm

J. 7 Mother of Baby Held Pending Furthez
 investigation.
 Atlanta, Ga, Jan. l2S,--Foilowing the death here Wednesday of 8 two days old baby which was seen a few min utes before apparently in good health. an inquest was held over the body to- day. and the verdict was that the ba- by's death was caused by strangula- ton. and it's mother, Mrs. Etta Harold, 27 years old. has been ordered held pending further investigation of the case.
 AMEND EAEPLOYERs' LIABILITY.
 Washington. Jan 2S.--SenatoF Bev- eridge today introduced q bill to amend the Employers Liability Act. to meet objections raised against 1t by labor organizations.
 It ia understood that the measure. in large part meets the approval of President Roosevelt and President elect Taft.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-29
n.e.,aent,n NnmInatlnnn.

Washington. Jan. 2s.-The President today nominated Afford w. Cooley, of Nav York. to be Assistant Attorney General and Juan Sumulong to be a member of the PhIlippius Commission
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-29
CONQUER SPRING.

Flow of Water Which Interrupted
 RemOdeIIlng Work Checked.
 Having effected stop to the How of water from a spring which threat
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-29

tached to and made Q part of this re- port. They are for whiskey. bear. ci. gars, floral designs, carriage hire printing ball programs. etc. ftems of this character gre not proper charges against the States military sppropria- tion, and is they were paid out of the Selma contribution they should not bs preserved in archives of the state as military expenditures.
 Attached to and made part of this report ia a copy of Auditors voucher No. Ai.2oo for el.2lo.s2. The law (see Section sss of the Codel only providea pay for the Alabama National Guard when ordered into the service of the State to laid in the enforcement of the laws thereof.''
 Colonel Bricken is due the State on this voucher s1.2l032.
 Dnphne Target Practice, 1907, COiones
 c. N BrieIen, In Cesnmnnd.
 There are vouchers presented to me amounting to slA43.SO. The State ap- proprlated si,000 for this and the Ad- jutant General informs me that he sup- p1emented the amount of s447.7S from the Federal government fund. Colonel Bricken is due the state sl37.l0, ac- cordins to the following statement: Amount of State fund .......3t,e00.0D Amount of Federal fund ...,. 4t7.7S --~-~~~-- Total ..... ,..s ... .s. .s. tl,447.7A Amount, expended, as shown by
 statement ,... .. ......... .s1,l4s.sO Difference upexpended :. ..s s.es Rejected account No. 1t0 ......S 4s.50 Rejected account No, 1b0 ...,s. 300 Rejected account No. aBs y.... t4.75 Rejected account No. ..... 500 Rejected account (item No. 2 on
 statementl .,..s..... 15.OO Rejected account (item No. 5 on
 statenentl ,.E...s .....3.. Difference between check and
 statement, John Jordan; .. 250 Difference between check and
 statement, Doc Bailey .... 2b0 Difference between check and
 statement, N. c. Blackman $50
 
 Total ,RI2I4O
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-29
wonan ReIa Fer Fssws1y.

WoBan Held Fer EesEeRy.
 Birmingham, Jan. 2s.---<SpeeiaL(- (-y- Mrs. l. E. Harper, the whita woman charged with forgery, vas bound over to the grand jury in the sum of e10e by Mayor SnggB. of Ensley this mcrn- Ing. Detective W. B. Murphy. Of Birtas inghaEn. was a witness for the state The defense 0fgeysd 10 evidence. -.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-29
Ss7s.ss as1s.s

Total .. =. .es75.5s SsfS.s5
 Vouchers rendered exceed the checks issued by the sum of Ss2e.7e, but with the interchanging of the Federal and State funds 1t is impossible to accu. rately ascertain which is Federai and which is State under the present mys- tenn, and have therefore only chafged this officer with the amounts above.
 Attached to and made q part Of this report Is thea statement of Colonel Brieken as to his expenditures, I call your particular attention to item No. 6 and item No. 20. This problem of walters is one that should be reRulat- ed by a general order of the command er-in-chief. so that In the future an examiner should. have some specified number to guide In allowing this char
 Arm0ry Rent Vouchers.
 Attached to and made part of this report is copy of voucher No. s3.7e7 The endorsement on tho back of the warrant shows this aI00 was collect ed by the colonel of the End ReRi- ment. The cOrreaponiSROs between ex- Captain Stowe of this company and myself is also attached and made a part of this report. have not raceiv- ed reply to my letter of May 2s, 1908.
 AbtaSnS0 " anu HduN part or lnio report is a copy of voucher No. 35,S The endorsement on the back of the warrant shows this S300 was collected by the colonel of the 2nd Regiment. The affidavits of the exscaptain and the present captain Of Company T" 2nd Regiment are alec attached and made a part. of this report. Each captain testlfles. that this money was not paid over to him. The records in the Treas Hrer's Department show that 1t was jaid over to the colonel of this reRI- ment June 5. 1907. The afidavits of the captains were taken May {. 1908. This voucher is void on its face. It states that these drills we're held in camp.
 From the afadavitR Of the two cap tains and the first sergeant of Com pany TT End Regiment and the drill report in voucher S5.Ss7 and the afi. davit of Captain Stodiard and the drill report in re voucher No. 33.ss5. res- ommend that you order this company mustered out for good of the service Tn support of this recommendation l point out to you the discrepancies be- tween the afiidavit and the drlll re- wert that accompanied voucher No, SS.'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-29

The rejected items are for beer, wh!stey, bathing suits, etc, and are rejected fer the reasons heretofore set out in this report.
 There are S5s0 of paid checks filed en. and there la marked difference between the checks and the vouchers rendered. as follows:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-29
FRInAY SPECIALS,

Strawberries, extra fine. aec quart. Fresh Country Eggs, a t-9c. Spanish Mackerel. J. L. BOYD, GROCER. IS & Court St. Phone 124s.
 --adv.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-09
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD

London. April 5 : p In-The market for Amer
low.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-09

1 -. S
New-York tribune., 1909-04-09

cess over expenditures. with the lndlcauoh
pointing toward further Improvement IN TINS r"-
spect in the balance OF the month OWING ]"
the expansion in stock market speculation. II Is
not unlikely that the bank statement to-morro"
will present a substantial gain in loans, and as
Z consequence loss in the reserve above Iegdl
requirements. but the current supply "i
money at this centre is ample to meet the needs
Of speculatOrs a decrease in the surplus VIII
not foreshadow an immediate advance in lend
ing rates which are at the cheapest level or the
year time money. for instance. being oherrd lot
1910 maturities at y per cent Many banh'hS
houses have taken long time money 10 hahdie
future expected dema nds. owing I" the extreme
" low cost Of carrying the funds and the prop
ability Of higher quotations later in tn" year.
but SO far as mercantile borrowing is concerned
practically nothing is being accomplished IN"
banks are ready TO buy attractive commefciai
paper but few good names are being offered
The ease in money is powerful incentive Tor
stock market activity, and though prices are
moving toward higher levels, as that direction
presents The line of least resistance speculative
conditions suggest the development at no re
mote period of a severe reaction IN values, me
Bank OF England made no chang" In its mini
mum rate or discount. though the weekly return
showed big failing of in specie holdings
New-York tribune., 1909-04-09
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY NARKET.-Nonev call opened at
5 per cent. highest. per cent: Lowest. - per
cent: last loan. : per cent: closing. 1S4 a per
cent. ruling rate. / = per cent Time money was
dull. Brokers reported that there no appre-
Ciabe increase in the demand, while the offerings
were generous. Loans were made early IN the
slav 1t eI2 per for four months. but later
there was 2 recovery from this figure. Rates
q a = per cent for sixty days, 2Iz per cent for
ninety DAYS. 2I2 62sa per cent FOR four monthS
.. q 3 per for i've and six months and y n
3. per cent fCy over the year Mercantile paper
mas stiu in fair demand The requirements of
merchants were not heavy. so that moderate
sized assort meut was offered. Rates - a 80 per
cent fer sixty and ninety DAYS Endorsed bills
ceizabIe , Z a per cent for choice four to six
months single names and I a per cent for
those Of the less well known variety
FOREIGN EXCHANGE The foreign exchange
market opened firm with demand sterling quoted
AT $50. a G4S7So. hut ny the end of the first hour
became easier. when cables were quoted At 1890
4S195 demand sterling at 4.S165 a 4-S710 and
sixty-dav bills al 4S61<- Short francs held
around 5-161. and short reiciSmarhS At 95 81 s q
e5 SIC plus 1-S2 The market held steady in the
DAY. with rates about the level established
in tire morning. Cables were quoted n +.SI95 n
IS. demand sterling Al 4S770 hid and asked, and
siEty-iav bills AT Se1. n S535. short francs
held around 5.16;4 less 1-sAn 51si4 and short
reiclisrlarbs e5 Sea - 5-l6 plus 1-32.
Bankers posrgd rates were as follows
New-York tribune., 1909-04-09
INVESTORS READ
The Wall Street Journal
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Most Of the day more attention vas paid -
Consolidated Exchange % the low priced issls
duplicated the market ~ the day before. t1og-i
the ravorites OF "Wednesday were replaced 5y ;
new set of cheap stocks Corn Products. vhtt
changed hands Wednesday % the extent Of 2al
shares fattened out and its total fcr t1e day Ess
only Loo shares. on the 0tne- hand. Arsrcl
Ics became remarkably active. changing hands .
the extent of 900 shares Such sudden contra
tiou and expansion In business in stocks o. t11
character aroused much comment. and some c.'S
observers Of the market on the Consolidated FL
change did not hesitate express the opinion tla
outside interests ere conducting manipulation
the floor. American Cotton Oil and colorado -
were other speciEIties which exhibited unusual a.
tivitv. Prices ~ the standard issues early IT -
dag we're relatively softer compared WIKI -
Stock Exchange. but later the tore charged .
relative fru7ess Much - the business rsfscu1
evening UP Of contracts in view - the three da.s
holiday. Detailed operations follow.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-09
FOREIGN BANK RETURNS.

Lordcn, April s.-The weekly return OF the Bank
Of England shows the follow ing changes: Total
fezeiN decreased = sS9.cH circulation increased
EElg0a buicl decreased E2 c3S 60 other securities
decreased f270a69 other deposits increased f55o.-
0g) public deposits decreased q $4,000 government
securities Increased f65eF- The proportion Of the
banks reserve To liabilities IS now 47-2e per cent,
against sSl. per cent last week. and compares with
advance OF ff"In $685. go 5lIt per cent In this
week last Ire rate of discount Is unchanged
- cent
Paris. April S.-The weekly return Of the Bank Of
France shows The following changes Notes in
circulation decreased J0,) francs Treasury depos-
it, decreased - 5ofsfl francs. general deposits de
creased 45.s-a,e"9 francs. gold on hand decreased
ss58.tej francs silver hand decrea sed 2615.Ct0
francs. bills discounted decreased Sd-s10e11 francs,
a4Nznces decreased 6.125.o50 francs
New-York tribune., 1909-04-09

dom STIC ENCHANGE--BoSton- 1"c discount;
Chicago. 25c premium: san Francisco. sight &C pre-
rrium. telegraph +c premium: New Orleans. COM
r7ercisl POO discount. hank 81 premium Charleston
ruzfuC par selling 1-10c premium: St Louis, 4oc
premium hid. soc premium asked.
BANK FARINGS-New York exchanges
s5n5 qso pos. lpalances s1l $500 Baltimore.
changes Sass $50 balances S3S2-I43: Philadelphia
exchanges S2l.lS5So0. balances s1.s90.o44. Boston
exchanges $50 S4s3o, balances S1195.4o1: Chicago
exchanges S5o551. .1o1. baarCes Sz.444252-
SIIKER MARKET.-Commercial bar silver,
50-tc. Mexican silver dollars, 4+c- Bar silver in
London closed At 2S 7-l6d. unchanged.
GOLD PEENIJ Mn Madrid. 1l7o: Lisbon. Is.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE Mexican exchange on
New York Is quoted Al 261@4.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS 'ustums receipts
reported rrom Washington Sl.o0I-244; internal rev
enue receipts. S55z.215. miscellaneous receipts
s2sS.142. Receipts for the day Sl.Sl36GS, eXpendi
tlres. 50 02o. .0uH Receipts for the month %
date. s1as954S5. expenditures. Sl3,s4oooo, excess
Of receipts So. as Receipts fcT the fiscal year
date. Ss555475oo. expenditures S54422l,5ls, eX-
cess q expenditures SS6.57401s.
SCB-TREAST -RY--The Sub-Trea sury debt
the Clearing House $l.2al.559
New-York tribune., 1909-04-09

FURNISHED by j. Thomas Reinhsrdt. RroaI stree
%cw York. No. 10 Exchange Place. EostonD
New-York tribune., 1909-04-09

LOUIS STERN
SAMUEL u. STYLES
FRANK TILFORD
WILLIAM FELSIN GER
EDWARD 2 HATCH
GEORGE LEASk
ROBERT GOBLET
ARTHUR ISELIN
ISAAC y. SELIGMAN
New-York tribune., 1909-04-09
BOND MARKET SALES.
INACTIVE STOCKS.

Total sales Of bonds. Se.T42. 800.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-09
Financial Elections.

NOTICE OF ELECTION OF DIRECTORS
indeuerdent Ia ing been made one
filled in the Board Of Directors
oF New York Company 1902
Election o.. Directors Superintendent Insurance
han prescribed and reECla
-ons Trr conducting holding sac election therefore
notice Is hereby
1903 election Of members Of the Board OF
Directors Life Insurance Company viii
Fe held AZ lhe Home Office Company. No 54S
Poadway. city uf New York. the state of New
yrrk OF "Wednesday. day Of April. 1909 the
c'fs q opered o'clock the forenoon and 70
clock IN the afternoon OF saic
Sav al Rhich shall he clcsed
NEW YORK LIFE INSJ RANCE COMPANY
Ry JOHN c MCCALL Secretary
Dated March 2qth 1907
New-York tribune., 1909-04-09
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

TradIuE IN tne markeJ
on a fair scale. and while some irreGularity was
shown m spots. the general undertone vas steady.
with an upward tendency in a few OF the mining
stocks Coldheld Consolidated the principal
feature. advancing s. what looked to be coed
buyinE In the specialties Standard oil was down
points and American Tobacco 2 In bonds South
EN- Pacific IS continued the feature heavy trad
ing showing a fractional Improvement Jones &
Iaughlin IS and Duluth & Superior 4s ruled firm
New-York tribune., 1909-04-09

FOREIGN NONE MARK E-r--Can money n
London = al cant open market discount
for short oils. lassiis cent long bills. lsfjl'
per cent. Berlin discount rate. per cent: Paris
discount rate. - per cent Paris exchange on
London. = francs lSis cshtimes. Berlin exchange
London - s.itTk~ - ufeiniSS Bar gold = al
FOREIGN SECURITIES. British consols for
money. s 9-i5 per cent for the account S5s.
French rentes - francs S7l- scntimes
New-York tribune., 1909-04-09
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES



FURNISHED by SUartWout 6 Appenzellar No 40 PIN.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-09

dosing quota tons for stocks IN which there were
no transactions yesterday the New York Stock
Exchange:
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-04-28
Two Revolutions in One Week.

Turkey is again in turmoil. Last
week there was an uprising, IN whlcn
the rank-and-f of the army and
navy, resenting some of the recent OF
ders of the constitutional government,
took control. forced the resignation OF
the ministry ard committed disorders
resulting in the death of several OIL
cials. 1t appeared that the sultan,
Abdul Ramid, gave cheerful acquies-
cence to this insurrection, and for a
time it looked as if the Young Turk
element that has been predominant
since the recent establishment Of con-
stitutional government, would pass
into the background and the reaction
aries assert themselves. But at Sa-
lonica, where the Committee of Union
and Progress had it's headquarters, the
army proved faithful and soon
marched on Constantinople, where the
new government, weak and lnethclenta
made no effort to defend itself. The
Young Turks are about to seize the
capital without opposition and it is
considered likely that Abdul Hamid
will have to abdicate. The punish
ment of those responsible for the up
rising of last week is demanded by the
reform element. News comes of an
other terrible massacre of Armenian
Christians at Adana and vicinity, in
which 5000 are said to have perished.
Among them are two American mis-
sionaries, Rogers and Maurer. Two
American cruisers have been ordered
to Turkey.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-04-28
Aldrich Opposes Income Tax.

The senate has begun it's debate on
the tariff bill. Senator Aldrich, chair
man of the finance committee, made
a notable speech Monday in which he
risked his reputation on the prophecy
the bill as framed would, with the
coming restoration of good times, the
general system of economy that the
new administration proposes to follow,
and better methods Of administration,
produce sufficient revenue to run the
government without recourse to inher-
itance or income taxes. The Inherit
ance tax was included in the house
bill. and the democratic senators and
several western senators show dis
position to unite in favor of an income
tax feature with $4,000 limit.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-04-28
BARTON

Measles! Measles! The topic of
the day.
Ice broke up in the lake Friday of
last week.
!. D. Bemis is in town taking orders
for his line of underwear.
J. H. Drew of Burlington visited
relatives in town several days recently.
Mrs. N. A. Macdonald is in Lyndon
vile helping care for an aunt who is
very sick.
$4,000 lake trout were placed in the
brooks running into Crystal lake We'd
nesday, Apr. IA.
E. E. Webster entertained three of
the custom house officers of Newport
at dinner Sunday.
P. j. Drew is having his lunch rooms
painted and papered. Frank Gilman
is doing the work.
Mrs. Bean of Minton, P. c., spent
few days with her daughter, Mrs. A.
A. Larabee, recently.
Mrs. w. A. Warner returned last
week from several weeks visit at
her home in Arlington, Va.
j. F. Batchelder is moving to his
new quarters We shall say more
about his new home next week.