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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-19
PASSENGERS IN PORT
Governor Sanders Gives Account of
 Hurricane.

New York. oct. 1B.--The passengers and part Of the crew of the Southern Paeife liner Antalles, which ran arroili4ts or tho southeast coast of Flor ids a week ago. were landed here today bs -fhe steamship cosinss of the same line. Among the passengers was Gov ernor. Sanders. of Louisiana. who gave an interesting account Of the accident.
 we had experienced two days of heavy weather" he said. capped on Monday morning by hurricane in which observations were impossible. Neither the captain nor the passengers felt much alarm. how ever. and most of us had retired when. shortly before midnight Monday. the Antilles struck sandy bottom with a shock that brought everybody up in minute. There was no panic and Captain Byrnes assured us after a nasty examination that the boat was in no immediate danger"
 Governor Sanders will remain in New York until the latter part of the week. and will then go to St. Louis, where he expects to meet President Taft.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-19
Find Bleached Skeleton.

New York. Oct. 1s.--The bIeached skeleton of young woman. partly covered by shreds of linen. which once were part of her clothing. was found today in a lonely stretch of woodland near Islip, Long Island. The coroner found nothing by which the identity of the young woman could be estab lished. It was evident that the victim had been dead for about e year. The skull was intact. showing no marks of violence. and 1t is impossible to ascertain whether 1t is a case of suicide or 6 mysterious murder
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-19
SEVEN KILLED; THREE INJURED Boiler Wrecks Lumber Plant
 by Explosion. REGISTER FAILS TO WORK Steam Nouns Above Danger Mark
 and Disaster Follows. lHmployes Are Among icvtims-wife of Superintendent Badly Hurt When Flying Brick Pene-
 trates Wall of Home some
 Distance from Mull.
REGISTER FAILS TO WORK

Fl Dorado, Ark, Oct. 1S..--Seven em- employees were killed and three other persons were severely injured when a boiler at the plant of ths Griffin Saw min company, near Ei Dorado. explod- ed late today.
 The steam register. 1t is declared. failed to indicate the overpressure, the explosion, which could be heard for several miles, following. wrecking a large section of the plant r The dead:
 Louis Andrews.
 Warren Barnes.
 John Jeffries.
 Edward Carter.
 James Petit
 Unidentified white man.
 Mekkins, colored. Mrs. ]. c. Reed, wife of the superin- tendent of the mill and two white men whose names could not be ascertained were injured. The latter two are be- lieved to be fatally hurt. Mrs. Reed was In her home some distance from the mill when the ex- pIosion occurred. a brick penetrating the wall and striking her.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-19
OPPOSES CLERGYMAN
 AT HIS OWN REQUEST

Washington. Oct. 1s.-Rev. c. W. H, Troop, an Episcopal clergyman who re, gently renounced the creed or ms was denosed from the ministry by Bishop Alfred Harding, Episcopal bish- op of Washir gton.
 Rev. MT. Troop formerly served as as- sistant pastor of St. Johns church in Georgetown and created a sensation in church circles when four months ag1 he announced his renunciation of the faith in which he was ordained.
 Bishop Harding issued a public state. ment Sunday that he had deposed Rev causes not affecting his moral charae- Ger.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-19
General Drum Buried.

Washington. Oct. 1S.-The sounding of "taps" at Arlington cemetery today concluded the funeral rites over the body of the late General Richard CouI- ter Drum. U. s. A. retired. former ad- jutant Keseral of the army. Funeral services were held at General Drums country homo. 'Tanrdrum." Maryland. short distance from this city. The body was then removed to Arlington where with the customary honors ac- corded an officer. 1t wa scommitted to the earth
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-19
Cvusv Smith In Chicago.

Chicago, Oct. 1S.-Fffteen thousanu men and women praying for Ch!cago's deliverance from It's sins invaded the tenderloin district of the city tonight led by Gypsy Smith. the evangelist who is conducting revival here at the Seventh regiment armofy. A giant chorus of sacred song drowned out the music of the saloon and the hgnts were dimmed by the glare of the bril- liant illumination which olazed the way of the Christian army
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-19
stat. After Mosev.

Nashville, Tenn. Oct. IS-Distress warrants were this morning issued against 13s sellers of soft drinks for the collection of retail liquor dealers licenses due the State and county, the amount being $500 for each dealer. or a total of s66.b00. Six deputy sheriffs are now busy serving the warrants. with instructions to return them as soon as practicable. Unfess enjoined. the Clerk of the Davidson County Court. will sell the property of the soft drink houses for the satisfaction of the unpaid State and county claims.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-19
BROTHERS HELD
 FOR KILLING MAYOR

Newport N. C.. Oct 1s.-charged with the murder of H. 2. Newberry. Mayor of Newport. who Saturday night was shot to death at the door of his home here, s. J. Sanders today Is locked in the Carteret county jail. while his brother, B. F. Sanders Is un- der arrest, held as an accessory.
 The assassination of Mayor Newber- ry was the direct outcome. it is said. of the prosecution of "bling tiger" cases.
 The dead mans wife was i'll in bed at the time of the murder and his It, tie daughter stood by his side when he was shot.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-19
oIa Man Held for Murder.

Lake Charles. La, oct. I8.-H' K wood eC years old, a well known res- fdent of this parish. was placed in jail here today being charged with murder Several days ago Wood stabbed l.: D. Stracener with a pen knife in diffi- a,,itv arising over debt which Strae- sner claimed Wood owed him. The af- frav occurred near DeRidder, thirty miles north of Lake Charles. Strace- nsr died Saturday night as a result of the wound he received.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-19
aoh,n PInns FoIIed.

Bluefield, W. Va, Oct. lS.-EXpect- ing that Howard Little. charged with the Meadows murders, and arson' would be removed from jail at Leban- on and taken to Grundy for trial. a mob formed last night and proceeded towards Honaker. where they expect ed to intercept the officers with Lit tie. There were seventy-five to 100 horsemen in the party. It seems they were wrong as to tbe time of the re- moyaI of Little.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-19
McCnrren Id Retter.

New York, Oct. 18.-State Senator Patrick IF. McCarren of Brooklyn had improved sufficiently today to sign two checks with a firm hand-one campaign contribution and one gift to charity. He slept at intervals but his pulse Is irregular and the weak ness of his heart continues to give concern. His physician said tonight when asked if he would recover: "l am afraid to say yes and afraid to say
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-19
Cannot search for Liquor.

Muskogee, Ok. Oct. 1S.-A restrain ing order preventing the sheriffs in forty counties in Eastern Oklahoma from interfering with the shipment of Iiquor by Kansas City men to con- siEnees in Oklahoma was issued by Judge Ralph T. Campbell, in the Fed eral Court here today The order is temporary and is intended to prevent sheriffs from searching cars for incom- ing consignments of liquor, as has been a custom heretofore.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-19
ATTACKS BANNARD.
Hearst Says Republican Header Is Ma
 chine Man.

New York. oct 1S.-WflIiam Ram dolph Hearst, independent nominee for mayor of New York. and Otto T. Ban nard. the Republican nominee, both of whom are heading the fusion ticket, motored through Harlem tonight and delivered a series of rapid fire speeches in support of their candidacy. Hearst spoke at four places, and Bannaro spoke thrice.
 As has been his wont. Bannard con- fined himself briefly to business issues, Hearst spoke at length and continued his denunciation of William J. Gay nor. the Democratic nominee. although ts found time to refer to 8annard as machine candidate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-19
Rebel Leader FIees.

Guayaquil, Ecquador, Oct. 1s--A reoel band appeared near Ambato today under General Emilio Teran, but upon the approach of a detachment of gov ernment troops they fled. Several prisoners were captured but Teran escaped. In view of the situation congress has granted the executive extraordinary power and will con tinue in session for ten days longer
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-19
BURNETT GOES EAST.
Congressman Finds Work To Do out-
 side of State.

Washington. D. C.. Oct. fS-- -(Special) ) Representative Burnett of Alabama arrived here this morning and left to- night for New York to meet other members of the Immigration Commits sion.
 They will go to the Northwest to investigate for several days some al- legged peonage cases in that section. MT. Burnett will join President Taft and other officials at St. Louis on Oc- tober 25, and make the extensive river trip that has been planned.
 Representative Taylor Is another member of the Alabama delegation who will go from St. Louis to New Orleans with the Presidential party.
 Alfred J. Stoter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-19
xv,Il EntertnIu Trft.

Savannah. Ga., Oct. 1S-While In Sa- vannah. President Taft wiil be the guest of Gen. W. Gordon. Sec retary of War Dickinson and Captain Butt will also be guests In the Gordon home. while the remainder of the party will be housed at a local hotel. Gem Aral Gordon is a Yale graduate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-19
D,umhter. ID Hountou.

Houston, Tex. Oct. ls.-Houston to- night Is O mass of flags and bunting in welcome to the delegates to the Ma tioual Convention of the United Daughters of the Confectionery which meets in Houston tomorrow. Presl- dent General Mrs. Cornelia B. stone of Galveston, arrived today The con- vention will be attended by over 45O delegates from thirty-two
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-19
Time is Extended.

Ardmore. Okla,. Oct. 1S-In the Federal court here today twenty days time was allowed Governor Haskell and the other defendants in the Musko- gee town lot fraud cases in which to file exceptions to the ruling of the court last week, when Judge Marshall over-ruled the motions to quash De- murrers to the indictments will be argued on October 2S.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-19
Tragedy in Card Game. [.

senoia. Ga. oct. 1s.--As result or a quarrel over a game of cards. WI liam Mccullough is dead and LACK Tenny is reported to be serionsly wounded. The fight occurred at Chris tIehurt Saturday. James MOTIFS nag been arrested charged with oelng ltn- ,Itcate5 in the affair. According to renorts Mccullough was shot and kiiIed bv Tenny, who made his escape .hnu0b hadly wounded.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-19
C.n,nn,,ou os Fritch.

Detroit. Mich. Oct. 1S--Dr. George A. Fritch. when arraigned today on the charge of manslaughter in con nection with the death of Maybelle Millman, whose dismembered body was found in Ecorse Creek. stood mute when asked to plead. His examiea- tIon was set for October 22.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-19
MEAT REMAINS HIGH.
Packers Association Decides Not
 Enough Cattle in Raised.

PackerG Association Decfues
 Enough Cattle is Raised.
 Chicago. Oct. 18--No hope of per- manentiy lower prices for meat was held out by delegates to the fourth annual convention of the American Packers Association. the first session of which was held here today.
 Michael Ryan. president of the as- sociatiop. said prices might drop slightly for a short time as there has been some increase in the number of cattle raised recently but this boon to American housewives would be short lived.
 .Uniess a great many more cattle Are grown" said MT. Ryan, there can be no hope of lower prices. More are being raised right now but when prices go down the production will dinlin- ish and up will go prices again. Un- less d great many more cattle are grown America will find itself an irn- porter of meat"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-19
uontrnct for Cara.

Norfolk, Va, Oct. 1S-The Seaboard Air Line Railway at Portsmouth, Va. today awarded contracts for fifteen passenger and five switch engines, 1.- GOO box cars, twenty-five stock cars and one. sixty-ton wrecking car. to- gether with passenger equipment in- cluding three passenger coaches, three combination cars and five express cars.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-19
Irnnrnncc Cnunea ImpurIty.

Burlington, Iowa. Oct. 1S.-Ignorance of parents was ascribed ss one of the leading causes of social fmpurity by Mrs Mary F. Teats, of Chicago in de- liyering the chief address today at the first annual convention or correspon- dence schools of Gospel and Scientific Eugenics, held as a preliminary meet ing for the National Purity Congress, which meets tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-19
HANK OWES ,soo,ooo
Depositors Gather, But Dos Not Make nemonnfrntfou,

Deposftorn Gather, But Dos Not Make
 Demonstra tioa. Nashville. Tenn. Oct, 1s--Between three and four hundred people gathered In front of the City Savings Bank this morning. but made no demonstration. This bank closed It's doors Saturday, and they were not opened today. w. H. Green. who was named as assignee. is enjoined from acting ih that capac- ity-
 It Is shown that the banks indebt- edness Is over $300.000 and that the institution is hopelessly insolvent. and that many of the notes listed as assets are wholly worthless.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-19

insurgents and the government troops at Canongo, near Dajabon. The insur- gents were in ambuscade behind hii- lock and made a surprise attack upon the advancing troops. There were losses on both sides.
 Making a feint to re-enter DaJabon. the insurgents then proceeded to Gua- yubin and Sabaneta. which they cap tured without resistance. The loyal forces proceeded to Dajabon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-19
CANNOT COLLECT NOTE.
This Is Court Ruling on .Gamblins
 Debt.

washington. Oct, 1s.-Tho Supreme Court today refused to take cogni- zance of the case of Majors ve Will iiamson. involving responsibility for a note given to pay a debt for a speeu- lation on the Stock Exchange.
 The debt was contracted by Willfam- son In Memphis. Tenn. and a note was given with Mississippi real estate as security. The laws of Tennessee ana Mississippi prohibit gambling, and ie was contended that under such laws the note could not be collected.
 The United states Circuit Court or Appeals sustained this view and toe days ruling upho'ds that finding.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-19
Su.Oect Murder,

Knoxville, Tenn. Oct. 1S.-Near Jel- Iico, Tenn, this morning, a southern Railway switch engine passed over the body of Ebert Gilbert deeapitat- ing 1t. The crew of the engine oe- iieve that Gilbert had been murdered ana his body placed upon the rails onIy n few minutes before he was struck by the engine.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-19
ALLEGED BLACKHANDERs.
Three Italians Placed on Trial fl
 OklahOma.

Ardmore, Okla, Oct. 18-Cornello Comorota. Salvatore Dibilla and Bas- sille Gippaula. Italians. were placed on trial today in the federal court. charged with fraudulent use of the malls.
 It is alleged the Italians sent black fand' letters to Joe Nellis, an Italian merchant In this city. threatening him with death unless he deposited $1,00p In a coke oven. Part of the money was placed in the oven and the three defendants were arrested as they were about to remove it.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-19
WANTS RIGHT TO VOTE.
President of Methodist Women Mission
 Workers Makes Dema nd.


 Savannah. Ga, Oct 1s.-"women to- day are doing practically the same work as men and they ought to be allowed the right of suffrage that men have.
 This was the statement made today by Miss Belle Bennett of Richmond, Ky, President of the women's Board of Home Missions of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South. now in con- vention here. This goes further than Miss Bennetts demand that Methodist women be given all rights of Iaity in the church. The mission board has given no further intimation of taking a stand on the suffrage question, but 1t Is being talked about among the del- egates.
 The committee on memorials framed memorial to be presented to the next general conference of the church, pe- titioning for the granting of full rights Qf laity to the women of the church,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-19
ATTACK SALOON LAW.
Charge Made That Wrong Statute Was
 Amended.

Lincoln, Neb., Oct 1S-An attack upon the constitutionality of the 8 o'clock saloon closing bill passed by the last legislature and now in force. was begun in the state supreme court here today.
 It is charged that the wrong statute was amended and that the act is fur ther invalid because of It's cruel and unusual penalties. 1t being urged that a convicted defendant is allowed no appeal nor trial by jury.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-19
ASK SQUARE DEAL.
AssaSfanf Postmasters Want C1assi3i- cation on Salary BasiA.

cation on Salary Basis.
 Indianapolis. Ind, Oct. 1S--A reso- aution urging upon the post office de- paYtment. the classification on a salary basis of assistant postmasters was adopted today in the annual conven- tion of assistant postmasters.
 It was explained that assistant post masters, who largely bear the respon- sibility of the executive management of the post offices. should be paid not upon a percentage of the postmas- ter's salary. but according to a scale similar to that applied to subordinate employees and that salaries should be proportionate to the importance to the service rendered.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-19
DENIES MORGAN STORY.
Penstentiary Guards Were Not Brabeti By Southern Women.

Frankfort, Ky, Oot. lS--Charlton Morgan, brother of the celebrated Con- federate General. John H. Morgan. emphatically denies the story sent out from Toledo. Ohio. that the release of his brother and other captured Con- federates was secured from the peni- tentiary at Columbus through bribery of soldier guards, by two Southern women who paid s3o,ooo to the guards
 Charlton Morgan was member of his brothers command and was In prison with him in Columbus. He says he is thoroughly familiar with all details of the escapade and that the party burrowed out of their cells. as history has it.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-19
Overawe Senate.

St. Petersburg. Oct 1.-Two regi- ments of Cossacks and battery have been despatched to Finland to over awe any opposition to the new meas ure which will be put fin force if the situation in the Duchy justified it. The Films are maintaining a passive atti- tude.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-19
scandaI Causes Tragedy.

Bridgeport. Conn.,, Oct. 1S-Enraged because his wife had been mentioned fin a scandal. Joseph Najmanji. of Fair field, said to have been the younger son of a Russian nobleman. shot John Ecka this morning and then blew out his own brains. Ecka's condition is said to be critical.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-19
ItaIInn FnmiIr Poisoned.

New orleans. IA.. Oct. 1s--Francis Manacta. 12 years old. son of an Italian dairyman. is dead and his mother and sister are in serious condition as the result of being poison ed today. The family believe that poison had been placed in some of their food. The police. are Investigating.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-19

copio, the murdered girl, rushed past the officers and dealth Rlzzo sunging blow on the head. Her sister-in Jaw also made . dash for the prisoner. but was checked Each of the women held baby in her arms.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-19
sIarwaret IiIinston Sues.

Reno. New, Oct. 1s--Mrs. D. Frohman, more familiarity known by her stage name as Margaret Ellington. today filed suit for divorce Tn the district court of this city. alleging that her husband has. for the last two years. failed to contribute to her support.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-19
Cook at Toledo.

Toledo. O.. oct. 1S.-Dr. Frederick A. Cook came here tonight to deliver a lecture. He was greeted by commit tees from the Toledo medical society and business mems organizations. He will leave for Columbus tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-19
shnke.nn In Cabfnet.

Bogota, Colombia, Oct. iS.-The sec retary of state. Alejandre Bolero. has resigned. A complete change in the personnel of the cabinet is anticipated The present cabinet was formed last August
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-19
MOTHER ATTACKS SLAYER.
strikes Alleged Murderer of ChIldreH
 In Court.

Utica, N. Y, oct. lS--In a dramatic manner, the trial of Theodore Rlzzo. for the murder of the two Italian chill dren in the eastern part Of this city on September 12. was begun here today.
 In the court room, although the pris- oner was surrounded py deputies and nolicemen. the mother of Theresa Pro-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-19
CHARGED WITH MURDER.
Physician Charged With Death of In-
 ane Man.

St. Francisville. La., Oct. 1S.-Dr E. C. McKowen. a well known physician of Jackson, La, is under arrest here tonight charged with the murder of E. K. Judson, who was patient in the Jackson Insane Asylum and who es- caped from that institution yester- day.
 The dead body of the man was iden- tified tonight as that of Judson. was found near Wakefield, several miles from Jackson early today. The body had been horribly burned following death apparently by strangulation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-19
Inmen A. HaiIex Dead.

Nashville, Tenn. Oct. 1S.-James A. Haley, connected with the Nashville. Chattanooga and St. Louis Railway for ffty-three years, and one of the best known engineers in the South. is dead at his home here. aged 75 years.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-19
chInene sentenend.

Dallas. Texas. Oct lS--The eleven Chinamen arrested here several days ago in a freight car were today sem fenced to deportation by United States Commissioner wray. They have ten days in which to perfect an appeal
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-19
INSURGENTS VICTORIOUS.
Dominican Government Troops March
 I0tO Amfuseade,

Cape Haiten. Oct. 1S.-News reach ing here, but somewhat delayed on account of bad weather and roads
 gives brief details of a sanguinary arrangement between the Dominican
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-19
Ieconnmr in Pnrn

Lima, Peru, oct. Is-The budget committee of the Chamber of Deputies nroposes a reduction in rariiamentarv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-19
pAPKn AFTER KETCHEL.
Makes Proposition That Winner Takes
 All Receiptn.

San Francisco. Oct. 1S--A telegram from Papke received today. offering to fight Ketchel on winner-ta take all basis and an unlimited side bet. Is the most interesting aftermath of the Johnson-Ketchel fight of last Satur- day.
 Negotiations are under way for fight between Sam Langford and Tommy Burns for limited round bout fin this city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-19
wrArHrR FoREcAsr.

washington, Oct. 1s.-Alabams, ], Partly cIoudy Tuesday and Wednesday, cooler h north and central portionsI moderate variable wfnds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-19

expenses and a cut in the salaries of the cabinet ministers anu members of the service. which shall result in de- crease in the budget of $zb0.0o0.
The Irish standard., 1909-03-20
Palace Clothing House.

The University of Minnesota is In
receipt of an offer from the Palace
Clothing House to give annually a
prize of 500 for the best specimen
cf oratory, or as an encouragement
Of proficiency in debate. with the sug-
gestion that the subject be along the
lines of "Altruism in Business" leav-
ing, however, the specific determine
ton of subject to the university au-
thorities.
President Northrop was visited and
rendered the offer, which he accepted
informally in behalf CT the university
He will notify the Palace Clothing
House management rs soon as the mat
ter has been brought before the board
1t is expected that a definite subject
will be announced before long and the
offer put into competition for the cur