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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-27

snow to wires, switches and roadways. Nearly ten inches of snow fell fn tpc city, and the poor. who ate their uil of free Christmas dinners yesferaay' had opportunity to work up anosnes appetite today by shoveltnE- Mors than ten thousand shovelers ana e'- 900 trucks were called out.
 The Encouragement of railroad treme was one of the most serious exper fenced in several years. Train sers- ice from the South and West was prac' tically cut of all day. while tne up, np state and Canadian trains were troin :. The two eighteen-hour Cnicaeo trains were greatly delayed. the fenn' sylvania, due here at 8:45 .. m. navip failed to arrive up to o'clock night: and the New York Cent ~ Chicago Flyer. due here at iv.zs . m. being over seven hours late. Ihe Pennsylvania Railroad reported 10. night that no trains from points west of Philadelphia had arrivedS since ias' evening
 AZ o'clock this morning a small tidal wave swept into the harpor, ano with occasional fury dashed over the battery sea wall and flooded many cellars. Two vessels were driven
 
 quarantine station on Staten IsIand-- the schooner Lizzie F. Dennison and 2 scow. They were pulled on later. bn' suffered considerable damage.
 The coastwise freight steamer Thur. man. laden with coal ran ashore on Toms River. N. T.. and remained fo- night hard and fast aground. Her sf- ficers and crew were rescued
 Three deaths in the city were chars' ed today to the severity of the storm The victims were men who had spen, the night vainly seeking shelter anc food. One of them. Joseph Hart, es years old. died fin pew at Catho- lie church. More than fifty personf were injured by fallsk
 The Atlantic battfeship feet. at an chor in the Hudson. Is pfcturesnuely coated with ice and snow while Cen trai Park became a paradise for chii- dren with their new sleds.
 Two additional deaths due to the storm were reported tonight. Freder- ick F. McDonaid. travelling salesman of White Plains N. Y.. was found frozen to death on Staten Island. Two | .l
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-27
DEPUTY SHERIFF AND
 FARMER DIE IN DUEL

Opelousas. La. Dec. 2e.-News reach- ed here today that Wade Hfgginbo :, tham. a deputy sheriff of this. St. Lam dry parish. and ozene Roy, a farmer. had killed each other late last night in pistol duel at Arnaudville, several miles, south of here.
 The shooting is said to have been the culmination of a bad feeling that had existed between the two men for some time. Human Hardy and Isaac Thibodeaux were arrested for alleged complicitY in the tragedy
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-27
.PLUNCES INTO STREAM
MoroRMAN AND CONDUCTOR
 DROWN IN ICY RIVER.
Trolley Car Jumps Switch And Crashes Down Embanknaent, Through Ice--Five Passengers
 Make Escape.

Seymour. Conn. Dec. 2s-A trolley car jumped switch alongside the Naugatuc river during today's storm and plunging down the bank. crushed through the ice. Motorman Frei Beard and Conductor Marsus Donovan who were in the enclosed forward vestibule, were drowned. The five passengers escaped.
 The passengers were Miss Alvidda Peterson, of Waterbury. Md, and Mrs. Charles Madison of Bacon Falls, and three men, who did not give their names. The car tonight rested on the bottom of the river. The five pas- sengers climbed up the seats and escaped from the rear vestibule.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-27
Rrush CenceaIs NIurder.

Kansas City, Mo. Dec. 26.-Beneath a pile of brush, near Kansas Citx. Kan, the body of an unidentihed man was found late today. He was about 45 years old and his clothes bore the tsi,or mark "M. Kalman. Grand 1s- Iand Neb." A signet ring bore the initials .sW. Mo" It appears that the man was murdered with a hatchet sew eral days ago. His pockets were turn ed inside out
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-27
schi@ te EstnbIlsh school.

Cincinnati O., Dec. 26.-Announce- rnent was made here tonight that Ja- cob Schiff of New York has given $5O'- 900 for the establishment of college for the training of Jewish teachers. The announcement was made by Raooi Moses Gris of Cleveland, President or inc Jewish Religious Association of ohio. which concluded 8 three days meeting here this evening. Rabbi Louis Grossman of Cincinnati is to heNat the head of the institution of learning, which is to be located in this city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-27
WHITE MAN SUSPECTED
 OF KILLING FIREMAN

Dothan, Dec. 26,-(Speciai.)-Tha the slayer of Fireman Brown. here Friday night is not negro. as was originally believed. Is the theory of the uthorlties. It Is their belief that a white man in the dark, mistaken for a negro shot Brown down. The name of the suspect Is being withheld.
 The negro suspects are still being held, although no further arrests have been made. Deputies stood guard over the jail last night, but there were no indications of violence.
 The parents of Brown are III from the shock. Frank George was shot in the arm during the trouble of Friday night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-27
BIG CAR TURNS TURTLE
SIX PERSONS THROWN FROM
 TOURING AUTO
Machine strikes CurbinG While Rounding Corner--rhree Men ana Three Women Are
 Bnd1y Hurt.

Jack sonville. Fla. Dec. 2e,--six per sons were more or less seriously in- iured late this afternoon when the big touring car owned by George N. Lane. of Chicago, struck a curbing and turn ed turtle at the corner of Oak and Margaret Streets. Riverside. The oc- cupants were thrown violently from the machine.
 Mr. Lane sustained fractured shoulder and it is believed he is in- ternally injured. Mrs. Lane was bad iy bruised and cut about the face. Mir. and Mrs. Elmer E. Lawrence were se- yereiy shaken up, but not seriously in- jured Mir. Charles F. Smith was knocked unconscious and Mrs. Smith was also badly injured about the arms and body.
 Mir. Lawrence is the clerk of the Moncrief race course here.
 The machine was wrecked.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-27
River Navigation Ceasen

LOuisvllle, Ky., Dec. 2B.-With the withdrawal of the Louisville Cincinnati packets from service today on account of the heavy Ice running not steam boat is moving on the Ohio River be- tween Pittsburg and Cairo. Condi- tIons, especially between Louisville and Cairo. are such that the suspension may last for several days. Ice gorges, which have formed and continue to grow at several points, may reach pro- portions menaeinE to boats and barges in harbor and anchored along the banks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-27
COMMITS DOUBLE CRIME.
Cabinet Maker Kills Betrothed, .TheI
 Ends Life.

Columbus, ohio. Dec. ~Z6-DrunS and jealous. Albert Walker. a cabinet maker, aged 25. tonight shot and killl ed Frieda Ludwig. aged 20. and then put the smoking pistol in his mouth. pulled the trigger and was killed in- stantly.
 Walker and Miss Ludwig were to have been married yesterday. but a few days ago the wedding was post poned until spring.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-27
rHINKs roPE woRRIED.
French Paper Prints Resume of Al
 Ierrd C1,her Dtspnfch.


 Paris. Dec. 2s--The Petit Repub- lique prints resume Of an alleged cipher dispatch sent by Cardinal Mer- " Del Val. papai secretary. to the nuncio at Brussels. saying that the accession of King Albert has created inquietude in Rome. where be Is con sidered a iukewarm Catholic with anti-cierical. even ysocialistic sympa- tf1ies.
 The cardinal therefore urges the papaI nuncio to seek to surround the king with 6 Catholic cptourage Tn order to complete the work begun when the Catholics assumed power m 1884. This would bo menaced If King Albert gave hope to liberalism and socialism.
 According to the same authority. Cardinal MerrS~ Del Val instructed the nuncio to confirm the marriage in order to tranauiiize the cathoiic conscience.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-27
BRITAIN LEADS IN ExPoRTs.
United. Ststes Buys Much froHa united
 Kingdom, e&N

Washington, Dec, z6.-Ihe Unlted Kingdom. Brazil, Germany, France, Canada. Japan-tais Is the order m which the nations run as regards tae value of exports which they sent to tho United States during November. 1909.
 There was no change from. the order of the corresponding month last year
 In the matter of exports from ehe United states during November. the United Kingdom stood first, followed in the order named. by Germany, France, Canada. Italy and The Nether~ lands. During the first eleven months of the year this country exported in greatest quantity to the United King 6om. then to Germany. Canada, France. The Netherlands and Italy. as named.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-27
2 ALFoNso LEAvns MADRID.
Reported That Another Operation is
 Hmsueratsye.

Madrid, Dec. 26--King Alfonso left here today for Andalusia on a hunting trip.
 Recent dispatches stated that the condition of King Alfonso has created grave anxiety and that another opera ton Is imperative. It was also re- ported that under the guise of depar- ture on hunting trip in Andalusia, the king would go to San Lucas. where the operaton would be per- formed.,-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-27
BENEFACTIONs LARGE.
All Previous Records Fall Before Past
 Years FfguPes,


 New York. Dec 26-The total pub lic benefactions in the United States during the past twelve months was s14l, ,2S0.00O. an amount just $40, ,000,- coo greater than any previous year In the history of the country, according to statistics compiled by New York newspaper The amount this year was over twice as large as was given away last year. following the panic of 1907
 The principal benefactors in 1909 have been thu late John S. Kennedy of New York. t26,550. .0o0; John D. Rock efeller.. s12.s52.000, and Andrew Carnegie, Se.056.61f
 Of the total amount given in 1909. over third was given specifically for educational work.
 The total benefactions in the United States reported In the public press in the lasI seventeen years add up to no less than $1 .000, 150,000.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-27
checle. Thoueht Worthless.

Chattanooga, Tenn, Dec. S6--hsgis- tered under an assumed name at lo' cal hotel with his wife. but twenty foul hours. MacNorton. a well-known man of Nashville, Tenn. was arrested here today and sent back to Nashville tonight, where he Is wanted on the charge of passing worthless checks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-27
sfahhinr Affrax Fatal.

Amitc City. La. Dee zs--News of the fatal stabbing of Abner Puryis by Elzey Riser. both farmers. near brought here today Details of the affair are lacking. Riser has not yet been arrested.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-27
CARDINAL sATOLLI
 VERY NEAR DEATH.

Rome, Dec 26.-The condition
 of Cardinal Satolli. who Is suffer
 } ing from nephritis Is desperate. ! the attacks of delirium being now } very frequent Extreme unction has been administered. The pope
 ! is greatly concerned over the car ] dinafs illness and makes inquir- } ies thrice daily.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-27
DICKINSON IN PoTO RICO. !.
War secretary Investigates Conditions
 Tn SanfO Domingo.

In sanao Domingo.
 San Juan, P. R., Dee. 2s.-J. NJ. Dick inson. the American secretary of war. accompanied by Brigadter General Clarence II. Edwards. chief or the bu- reau of insuIar affairs, and party ar. rived here today on the converted yacht Mayflower Many persons gath cred at the wharf to witness the land ing. and the visit of the secretary has been the occasion for dispiSy of elabe. rate occasions. &
 Secretary Dickinson has been on an Inspection of Santo Domingo, giving special attention to the revolutionary conditions in that islad. He will mak" an Inspection. also of Porto Rico.
 Governor colton gave a dinner this afternoon in honor of the distinguish . ed visitors.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-27
oRME HAs ACcIDENT.
Arrcnnut Meets asiy a, similar t'
 That of wright.

Tbat of wrinkt.
 Washington. Dec. 26.--Harry orme came to < lief here last week in priv ate trial and his flying machine was badly damaged. The news leaked enf today.
 orne.s accident was similar to that which overlook Orvflle Wright In his trial flight at Fort Myer and which resulted in his serious injury ana the death of Lieutenant Selfridgc. loose wire got in the way of the pro. peliers. breaking them together with the rear steering device and ruinins many of the wire supports.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-27
Axenger Relatlve,n Wounds.

Melville, La, Dec. z6--After serious- Nv woundlng John McGee, Charles Carroll, was shot and killed by Ernest Soleau. McGee's brother-in-law in the village of Palmetto. near here last night. McGee and Carroll, 1t is said. had been on bad terms for months before the tragedy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-27
ssreet Car 'rarna TurtIe

Detroit, Mich. Dec: 2e.-7strking 2 curys at full speed. Datroit bound 1 intsrprban car turned turfl6 tonight, ynsfantiy Killing one and tniaring twenty of It's thirtyAflve passengers i:
 One of the wounded probably VIII die'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-27
AMaIta DeveIannlrnin,

Washington. Dec. s6--compiete silence has fallen over the Nicaraguhn situation. No advices were given out by the state department and the dlpio- mats of the Central American re- publics received no news during the day.
 It Is generally recognised that the developments. Unofficial reports reaching here are to the effect that former President Zelaya was landed at Salina Cruz late yesterday from the Mexican gunboat Guerrero.
 Senor Creel, former Mexican ambas. sador to the United States is still here. but 1t is understood that he also is awaiting developments. He de- clined to be seen tonight.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-27
Family party spilled.

San Antonio, Tex. Dec.s 26---Eight persons were injured early tonight when a big touring car containing a family party turned turtle. on Mission Loose, the scene of many deadly automobile accidents. The injured:
 Mfr. and Mrs. IT. C. Glover, Mignon Glover, all badly bruised.
 Ed Henry. arm broken.
 Mrs. Ed Henry. badly bruised.
 Mrs. T. II. Gallagher, ankle broken. Mrs. R. P. Elstner. and daughter, Ruth, aged [. both bruised.
 Milton Elstner. aged 5. was the only occupant of the car unhurt.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-27
ncrex serentr-Tyxo Years OIa.

Washington. Dec. 2s.-Admirai George Dewey celebrated the seventy second anniversary of his birth today The admiral has not been In especially good health for some time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-27
FInd Boyss Dead Boay,

Pittsburg Pa. Dec. 26-The body of year-oid James Lawrence FrieL was found with his throat slash ed from ear to ear In vacant house in Allegheny today. All indications point b murder It Is believed the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-27
Amersenna care for Tujured.

Bluenelds, Nicaragua. Dec. z2--Ann the first forward movement Of Gen- erai Estrada's forces to enEaGa ti,e Government troops around Rama. foe America nofiiciais here took steps 10 care for the wounded Thomas P. MoffRt Consni at Bluefieids and Com mander John H. shipiey of the cruiser Des Moinss, established hospital by converting the huge rooms of two. story empty building into wards
 Operating tables and all surgical ac. cessorfes were transferred to the build ing so that the wounded would receive proper treatment Mir. Mofrai and Commander Shipley, assisted by men from the cruiser. worked all night
 All efforts were directed to making room for a large number of wounded brought from Rama. Blankets and cots were furnished by General Estrada and food and medicines were landed from the cruiser The steamer I'm perator. which arrived few days ago from New Orleans. was placed at the service of General Estrada by the steamship company. and # proceeded up the river to bring the injured and pris- oners here.
 The work of the Americans mas been fully appreciated by the people of this section. The Couspi has cabled to Co., lon for supplies. which certaitiy will be soreiy needed in the next few days, as the normal supply of provisions has always been scant under zeiaya's miss rule.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-27

lad was killed and then taken to the vacant house where his partly clothed body was discovered by children play ing about the premises
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-27
WRATHER FoREcAsT.

NgashlngtOn, Dec. 28s---FOr AfabaInai FLlr, slightIy warmer MOndayJ Tues dsy tniF, variable winds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-27
nonnd for IleIKluIn .

Mexico City, Dec. 26.-That zelaya intends to go eventually to Belgium was the belief expressed tonight by Minister Castro. Nicaraguan represen- tative In this city. He said that the former President would probably coma direct to Mexico City, where he would doubtless be the guest Of President DiaE for lime after which he would proceed to Belgium, his wife's native land.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-27
WINTERS MOOD E DANGEROUS Storm Sweeps New England
 States. nlMENsE TIDE ALONG COAST Gale Drives Wave to Record
 Height Several Iives Lost while Property p.nass wni Mount Into M,i- iiens--rslesrspA Wires Are rro.trated By Wet snew
 and Wind.
 s
MMENSE TIDE ALONG COAST

Tragedy and fumor came on the wings of the heavy snow which covers New England. most of the middle Att 1antic states and fringe of the Mid de West and south. Sunday morning papers at twilight, morning milk at suppertime. night spent in street cars. in trains or stations contributedS pie turesque and amusing scenes to soften the general tone of such deaths as oe- cufred.
 Two peculiar tidal waves added bizarre features Near Boston the wa ter crept itno houses. left man and wife and a child dead In bed. then crept away. Cellars were flooded in Now York by wave of gigantic propor- tions.
 Trains are stalled or late through out the East; wires. to use the famil- lar terms. are ''paralyzed" or 'crip- pled.' and streets are almost impassa- bIe, except where heroic measures have been. adopted to clear them. The au- tomobile was rendered temporarily useless.
 The freight steamer Thurman. goIpg ashore on the Jersey coast offered an opportunity for the always spectacular use of the brooches buoy. by means of which her crew was rescued.
 Two men were drowned near Sey- mour, Conn. when trolley car left the track and plunged into the icy river, Almost every city of consequence, where the storm reached, reporfs sui. l. fering or deaths due to exposure.
 New England was hardest hit Sat urday night and Sunday, apparently receiving the full force Of the storm which had been working eastward.
 New York city has the tremendous task of street cleaning on its hands. and another serious problem of trans- portatfon today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-27
|MADRIz TURNS UPON zELAYANS President Rules With Strong Hand. WILL REVOKE FRANCHISES Orders Arrest of Predecesssr 1
 Relative and Friend. New Executive of Nicaragua, Left wlsA Legacy ef Empty Tresssry, Tskss
 steps te fsescue Country
 Prom state ef Bsnk-
 ruptey.

Managua, Nicaragua. Dec. 2s.--The new President of Nicaragua. Jose Ma driz. is taking hold of affairs vita Q strong hand. Zelaya left him the legacy of an empty treasury. and soon after President Madriz had publicly announced in effect that the country was practically on the verge of bankruptcy, the arrest of Joaquin Passes. zelayas son-in-iaw. and Ernesto Martinez ze- laya's last Finance Minister. was or dered.
 They are now in the hands Of the authorities. charged with misappropria- ton of public funds. failure to regis ter Government bonds and the circula- tion of unsigned paper money
 Francisco Baca. who has replaced Dr.. Julian irias as Minister General. is preparing decree establishing q com mission for the purpose of revolxing the franchises under which score Vf monopoiies. given to individuals by ze- laya. have been operated.
 These monopolies poured Into Zela- la's purse vast sums Of monay. for while they were ostensibly in tae hands of others. 1t was to the former Presi- dent that the greater portion Of the returns was transferred. Passes was looked upon as the creator of these monopoiies and the dummy utilized by Zelaya to cover his large stock therein. His arrest has been enthusinsilcally re- celved.
 santos Ramierez. zelaya's cnief or telegraph. has also been arrested. He is charged with having sent telegram in the name of President Madrix, order- ing the Government troops to abandon their strong positions Generals Anas- tasio Ortiz. Benito Chavarria and Pau limo Godey. who were banished by ze- faya in 1sss. have been recalled by Madrix
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-27
zeIn,a Nrakes Qlalel TrlR.

Mexico City. Dee. zs.--The Mexican punboat General Guerrero with Ex- President Zelaya. of Nicaragua. op board, arrived off salina cruS at s:se o'clock tonight, according to dis patch to the Associated Press from that port The boat made no attetnp' to enter the harbor but anchored outs side.
 The Guerrero was not expected to reach Satina Cruz befoxe tomorrow night and must have made a record breakIne run. it was said here. to eoy- CT the distance in so short q time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-27
New York storm Beund.

New York. Dec. 26.--New YOTlI and its envfaons was practically storm hound today For 'h4 frst time th:s winter The west wing of railroad service was almost wholly cut off. wire communication in every direction was crippled. metropolitan streets were blocked with snow and shipping suffered considerable damage.
 The snow fall which began shortly before noon yesterday was followed by cold wave which froze the damp
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-27
f.uuhoat Goen to Corsnto

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 San Juan Del Sur, Dec. 26--Ihs United states Eunboat Princeton sail ed from here this afternoon for corin-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-06-18
GLASS MACHINES FOR KANSAS.
Competition May Force Factories to
Install Them.

Independence, Kan, June 1S.-t is
this city will not attempt to operate
another season unless machines are put
in. 1t is found it is impossible to run a
hand mill in competition with machine
factories.
The stock of the Usage is owned
largely by ex-Mayor Stitch, and glass
officials have known for a long time
that he was anxious to equip the fac
tory with machines
In fact, competition from machine
blown glass has become so sharp that
all the Kansas factories are seriously
considering the advisability of their in
stallation. Machine operated factories
can make glass so eheap1y and in such
enormous quantities that the market
has become overstocked and in the at
tendant squeeze the hand operated
factories suffer
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-06-18
LIFE OF PlMPLE,
Compilations are Cleared and PirnpIes
Disappear Overnight Without Trouble.

Compilations are Cleared and Pirnples
Disappear Overnight Without Trouble
The dispensers of poslam, a new
skin discovery. ask that notice be
given that no one is urged to pur-
chase it without first obtaining an ex-
detrimental package. Everyone who
has tried it knows that the f1fty-cent
box. on sale at Fred A. Shows and
all drug stores, is sufficient to cure
the worst cases of eczema, where the
surface affected is not too large. The
itching ceases on first application. 1t
will also cure acne, letter, blotches.
sca1y scalp, hives, BARRIERS and every
other form of itch, including itching
feet. Being f1esh-co1ored and con-
tanning no grease, the presence of pos
lam on exposed surfaces. such as the
face and hands, is not perceptible.
Water and soap cannot be used in
connection with it, as these irritate
and prolong skin troubles, sometimes
even causing them.
AS to the experimental package of
poslam, it can be had free of charge
oy mail of the Emergency Labora-
tories. 80 West Twenty-ffth Street,
New York. It alone Is sufficient, and
to rid the face of pimples in twenty
four hours.