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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-30
suanlah TrOops successfuI

Madrid. Sept. 2s-It is officially an
nounced that the Spanish troops occu-
pied Mount Guruga, Morocco, at Z
O'Clock this morning.
The ascent of the mountain and its
occupation was effected without resist
ance. The troops saluted the raising
of the nag with prolonged cheering.
The news of the Spanish success was
communicated to King Alfonso who
manifested great satisfaction.
Madrid is beflagged and illuminated
tonight in celebration of the success
of the Spanish arms in Africa, which
were crowned today by the occupa-
ton of Mount Guruga, the Moorish
stronghold.
Crowds filed the Puerta del Sol and
the surrounding streets. acciaiming
the news. which makes a glorious end.
ing of the war and the early return OF
the trops.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-30
MEETINGS START SUNDAY.
Y. NJ. g. A. Gatherings for Men mt or
pheum Theatre

After the discontinuance for the sum-
mer months, the regular Sunday af-
ternoon mems meetings. conducted un-
der the auspices of the Y. NJ. c. A.
will be resumed Sunday afternoon at
the orpheum Theatre.
DIR. C. A. Stakely. pastor Of the First
Baptist Church. will speak on the sub
Ject: what Is II to preach the Cos
pelr' The OBJECT OF these meetings
Is to reach the men who do not attend
church. They We're held with great
success last year.
There will be a meeting Of all men
interested in the religious work of the
Y. NJ. c. A. at the local association
building this evening at o'clock
Plans will be discussed for, this years
Bible classeR
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-30
Runaway 4. Excit,nr.

A team of horses hitchedSto hack
of the Haygood Transfer Company be-
came frightened last night and ran
away from the Y. NJ. c. A. corner
and the horses were not stopped until
several blocks had been traversed in
a mad race. No one wa sinJured, but
the hack and wagon with which 1t
collided. were badly broken up.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-30

Bristol, Tenn, Sept. 2s:-Charged
with defrauding members OF the order
Of Elks In a half dozen or more cities.
dressed travelling man was arrested
here today on advices from Shreveport,
La New xoEk and. elsewhere
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-30
pR. MURRAY CoNsDCRATED

Baltimore, Sept. 29.-Rev DR.. John
Gardner Murray OF this city, was to-
day -consecrated co-adjutor Bishop of
the Protestant Episcopal diocese Of
Maryland, at the Church Of st. Mich
aels and All Angels. Right Rev. c. K.
Nelson. Bishop Of Atlanta. Ca, preached
the sermon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-30
WILL BUILD DAM.
birmingham Company 10 Develop Biae"
warrior River.

warrior River.
Representatives OF the Birmns ha,,,
tight and Power Company, one OF the
largest corporations of the state, were
In Montgomery yesterday with papers
of record for the office of the Secre-
tary of State.
The company contempiates the CON
structfon of dam at the forks OF inc
Black Warrior river In Walker eouh-
ty. for the development of water pow
err by which electricity for the use oh
the Greater Birmingham will be gen.
Grated. The project is to be one OF the
most extensive of It's kind in the
South.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-30

The funeral services of Rev. j. II
Wilson "a negro minister and farmer of
Matthews Station, who died Sunday,
at his home. were held Tuesday after
noon from his-late home. The serv-
Ices were conducted by Rev. M. Davis
and Rev. N. M. Nealy. He Is survived
by a wife and six children.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-30
.,ner.tIon Tor .yyiIson

Operation for Wilson.
Washington, Sept. 29>-Huntington
Wilson. Assistant Secretary of State,
will be operated on at Johns Hopkins.
baltimore, soon. for appendicitis. He
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-30

Bar Harbor, Me-, Sept. 2s.-Com-
ma,der Peary left here today for his
home after two days conference with
Gen. Thomas II. Hubbard over the
North Pole controversy. He said that
he and Hubbard alone know the Con-
tents Of the statement to be used con-
corning Dr.. Cook.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-30
NFoOrp are Reinforced i.

Melilla, Morocco. Sept ga wound
ed Moor, captured In the fighting be-
tween the Spanish soldiers and the
Rifts Yesterday, declared that the main
bodv of the Moors has been REIN
forced by $4,000 Riffs from Alhuece-
mas.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-30

has recovered from his second attack.
however.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
STOMACH REMEDY
GOES BY THE TON
Cooper, Swamped by Big De-
fnand, Gets Treatment
by Carloads
Eastern Laboratories Taxed by
Clamor for His Medi-
cine Here

Stomach remedy by the ton seems to
be the demand of San Francisco people.
The Cooper stomach man. appears to
have set the town fairly mad by his
many successful cures. When inter-
viewed yesterday at the Owl drug store
in the Phelan building, where he is
making his headquarters. he said:
Il have just received a carload of
remedies from my laboratories in the
east. I have almost been swamped by
the demands upon me here by San
Francisco people. l was very success
ful with my treatment in all the big
cities of the east, where 1 introduced
my medicine; but San Francisco beats
anything l ever saw Since / have
been here | have sold more than four
carloads of my stomach treatment and
my other remedies. Ten days ago
suddenly found myself out of medicine
and / had to telegraph east for a car
load to come by express. despite the
charges of $4,000 a car. Thousands of
people who have called upon me during
that time have been disappointed be-
cause could not supply them with
medicine. But it seemed that didn't
feaze Them, for when the car arrived
bOudy IWO-lIlTOS Oh 1T was already
sold on orders. / have telegraphed
today for another car to come by ex-
press. 1t will be here in week and
there Will be no further danger of
any one being disappointed.
What does all this mean, and of
what interest is it to you? Well, just
this: | have been in San Francisco
more than IA weeks. That has been
long enough for people to find out
whether l do what | say / can or not
The fact that people are now buying
my remedy by the ton and will be sat
isfied with nothing else speaks for
itself. Don't you think so?"
Cooper's own story of his success in
San Francisco seemed to be well based
on fact to visitor at the Owl
drug store yesterday. People swarmed
around him thick as bees, it seemed;
yet, for them all he found time for a
talk about their troubles. He seemed
to take a sincere personal interest in
every case presented to him. One of
his callers was W. G. Miller of 70S
Twenty eighth street. Oakland. Mr..
Miller in a short interview had the
following to say for the Stomach
man:
Il was sick for two years with
catarrh of the stomach. After eating
/ would belch gas for hours at a time.
| had headaches, grew dizzy at times
and was intensely nervous. l tried
many remedies. but nothing seemed to
do me any good until I took Cooper's
treatment. Now L am a well man. L
can sleep like a log. eat any and every
thing without any of my old pains at
all l have gained in weight and do
not have gas on my stomach. In fact,
| am a different man."
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
Coast Brevities

GOLD FROM ALASKA-Seattle, July 29.-
The steamer Cottage City, which arrived from
Alaska last night. brought $240, 600 in gold bull
lion.
GoMPERS AT BERLIN-Berlin July Do
Samuel Gompers. president OF the American
federation of labor, arrived here today to study
labor conditions
CHOLERA AT ST PETERsBURG-st. Peters
burg, July 29.--Forty- one new cases of cholera
and IL deaths We're reported for the "a hours
ending at noon today against &C recoverles.
SAVE FRIENDS LIFE-BakersfieId. July 20.
Nine men gave patches of their skin today
in the Monte Crsto oil works here, who had
been terribly burned.
STRUCK BY TRAIN-San Jose. July 20
Earl Bonar, grocery clerk was struck by a
train today and hurled 100 feet. but was only
Slightly injured His wagon was demolished
and the horse slightly hurt
LoGGERS IN FIGHT-EIma. Wash. July %.
John Willhite, logger. probably fatally
stabbed in saloon here last night by Tom
McCarty. McCarty also sustained severe wounds
but is not dangerously hurt. McCarty was ar
rested
RECOVER BODY FROM BAY-Martinez. July
the steamer Newton. who was drowned a week
ago at the Changers warehouse near Port
Costa was recovered this morning from the bav
at the Selby smelter. The remains were
brought TO the branch morgue here.
FUGITIVE CAPTURED Needles. July 29.-
Rice, the New Mexico fugitive. was captured in
bridge gang camp two miles west of Needles to-
a New Mexico sheriff here several days ago and
man hunt ensued, in which of the Indian
trailers slightly wounded by Rice. He is
wanted in New Mexico for check kting."
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
CHARGE ILLEGAL
FISHING ALLOWED
Many Complaints Are Lodged
Against Deputy Game War
dens for Alleged Partiality
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

STOCKTON. July 2s.-Much COM
plant is being made against what is
termed partiality on the part. of Dep
ety Wardens Llewellen and Buell. of
the fish and game commission.
Recently the San Joaquin river burst
its banks and inundated district No. II.
Later an excavation was made in the
French camp slough TO flow the water
pack into the San Joaquin.
1t is now reported that illegal nets
have been in use at the outlet of the
district and that thousands of fish have
been caught by those who are said to
have been favored by the local officials.
Those complaining against discrim-
inatton say they have been denied the
privilege which has been given others.
1t is also reported that the commission
officials have declared they are justi-
hed In using discretion al this time,
otherwise the fish will die when all
the water is drained Off
The matter has been reported to the
sheriff's Office and arrests are expected
to follow.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
MANzANITA HALL

School for Boys. PALo ALTO, CAL.
Offers unusual advantages for thorough prepa-
ration for college, Seventeenth year begins
August So Write for catalogue. W. A. SHEDD,
Head Master.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
BEATS HER SPOUSE
TO DIVORCE COURT
Sacramento Woman Gets Busy
When Husband Talks of
Correspondents
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO, July 2s.--Mrs Nina
Maimgren scored point over her hus-
band, Santfe j. MaImgren, today when
she filed suit for divorce on the ground
of cruelty.
Malmgren was caught stealing their
child away from its grandmother's
mouse week ago and announced that
he was going to sue for divorce and
name alleged correspondents, but Mrs.
Malmsren beat her spouse to the di-
yorce court.
Mrs Ma lmgren swallowed a quantity
OF carbolic acid at Grass Valley sew
eral weeks ago after her husband
learned that he was keeping company
with other men,
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
PACK MULES PLUNGE TO
DEATH OVER PRECIPICE
Animals Crowded Off Eagle
Peak Trail in Yosemite
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

YOSEMITE, July 29.-Over the sheer
cliff behind the military post at Camp
Yosemite. two pack animals were
crowded off the Eagle Peak trail this
afternoon and both beasts were in
stantly killed after tumble of 500
feet
which was being driven to Ell Portal to
meet Stewart Edward White. a novel
ist and moungaineer, who reached there
today to commence a summer vacation
jaunt through the Hetch Hetchy valley
and the high mountain region beyond.
The trail on which the pack animals
were killed today is one Travelled daily
Dy scores or tourists on saddle animals
Despite the narrowness of the natb
along the ledge. this is the first acct
dent on record.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
MISS RANSOM,S SCHOOL

Highland avenue. Piedmont. boarding and sav
school for girls. win open on Wednesday An
gust Is. Accredited to the University OF Call
fornla. sunny. one story schoolhouse-
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
NORDICA BECOMES WIFE
OF NEW YORK BANKER
Famous Prima Donna Is Now
Mrs. George w. Young

LONDON, July 29.-Mme. Lillian Nor
dica, the American opera singer, was
married today to George w Young, a
New York banker, in Kings Way House
church. The ceremony was performed
in the presence of a pumber of friends,
most of whom are well known in Amer
ican and English society.
The service was that of the Church
of England and the Lohengrin We'd
ding March was played.
A reception was held at Claridge's
after the wedding. at which a number
Of prominent persons We're present
Later the couple left for Southampton
TO embark on Youngs yacht - for a
months cruise. They will return to
London before going to America
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
NEWSPAPERWOMAN DIES
AFTER A LONG CAREER
Mrs. Sadie Martin Claimed by
Death in Stockton
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

loPecidt DHpotcH 10 ne Call
STOCKTON. July 2s.-Death sum
moned Mrs. Sadie E. Martin, a news
paperwoman of this section whose
writings under the nom de plume of
Sinner have been read with much
interest. this morning.
Since the early SOS Mrs. Martin has
contributed to eastern magazines and
for years was member of the editorial
staff of the Chicago Tribune
The deceased was a dramatic critic
OF note and enjoyed the distinction of
warm personal friendships with such
stars as Booth, Barrett, Irving and
others.
She was born of a prominent and
aristocratic southern family in the
early SOS and during her girlhood met
Jefferson Davis. with whom her father
often visited and entertained
Two sons of the deceased, Archie and
Roy Martin are prominent lumbermen
OF Bellingham. Wash, and will arrive
tomorrow to escort the remains to Rel
lingham for interment
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
In the Sacramento and. San Joaquin Valleys.
OLD NEGRESS' CANE
BECOMES BIG TREE
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
MARYsyILLE, July ,2s.-Ovs

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
MARYsyILLE, July l2s.-Oyer
at Rough and Ready, pioneer
mining camp, just across the
Nevada county line, there Is a
monster cottonwood tree that
shades The weary traveller as he
goes 10 and from the Nevada
county mining fields.
This tree so years ago was a
common ordinary walking cane.
used by an old negro wench,
Caroline, who died about two
years ago In the Nevada county
hospital. She used the cane for
several months, and one day
stuck IL I'm the ground near the
village blacksmith shop.
The cane sprOuted and grew
until today il forms one of the
biggest trees In northern Cali
fOrnia, with branches spreading
over a hundred feet, a trunk 20
feet in circumference and a total
height OF over seventy-five feet.
Many of the residents of Rough
and Ready alive today remember
the day Caroline planted her
walking stick and few of them
have watched Its growth and
evolution into a giant tree.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
THE ELYCEUM

Begins its seventeenth year on July &C. We
prepare for the university. the law college, med
ical colleges. teachers Exs.. etc. Our record
for 16 years: We prepared successfully 81 for
Stanford, 3S for U. Of c.. q for Harvard. for
nell, for Mass. Inst. OF Tech. for Michigan,
for Northwestern. for Virginia. for Univ
Of Chicago; Annapolis I. West Point -, Army
Officers Ex. 27, Civil Service "a. Rev. Cutter o.
Medical colleges 1856 Our record at Stanford
OF 07 students prepared for Stanford not one
''hunked out for lack Of preparation; were
offered positions in the faculty; were gradu-
ated after only 3is years. 1 after only years
We from 2 to 3 years Of the high school
course. Six excellent teachers, specialists or
fame. individual instruction. The superiority
OF this school is incontestable. We give also
special courses. Attend the school where you
get the best preparation. 25SO Pine ST., cor
Scott. L. n. GRAU, PhD., Principal.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
BLIGHT KILLING NEVADA
COUNTY PEAR ORCHARDS
All Trees May Be Dead in
Five Years

GRASS VALLEY. July 2s.-That the
Bartlett pear orchards in Nevada
county viii be wiped out within five
years by the pear blight. which he de-
clared was obtaining a foothold in the
orchards. was the prediction made by
State horticultural Commissioner JEFF
frey in an address today TO the county
promotion committee.
Jeffrey came TO Nevada county. which
holds the record as producing the finest
Bartlett pears in the world to make a
personal investigation.
The commissioner stated that he finds
that the blight is spreading rapidly
mong the orchards. He urged that i'm
mediate steps be taken by orchardists
il they hoped to save their trees.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
BITTEN BY RATTLESNAKE, Z
MAN DIES ON DESERT
Terrible Fate of Victim of a
Reptiles Fangs

SAN DIEGO, July 29-Lying on
the burning desert sands near Calexico.
suffering untold tortures from the pois-
son of a rattlesnake bite, unable to get
either water or assistance to alleviate
his awful agony until death came as a
relief, was the fate that befen man
believed to have been Joseph Stahl, a
hotelman of this city.
In a description mailed here of the
man found and buried by the CaleXico
authorities. Mrs. Stah1 is positive She
recognizes the victim as her husband
who left here some days ago en- route
to Calexico.
1t is supposed Stahl was bitten while
crossing the desert, and being unable
to procure water suffered horrible
death.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
BANKER FRED NJ. WEST
is DEAD IN STOCKTON
Was Member of Original Direc-
tOrate of Western Pacific

STOCKTON. July 29.-Fred NJ West,
president Of the Stockton savings and
loan society bank passed away at his
home this morning after an illness of
two months at the age of 20 years.
Death was due TO a complication of
troubles due TO cid age.
West was one of the weI known
finsnciers of the coast and was a mem
Der Of the original board OF directors
Of the Western Pacific railway COM
pany.
He was 4 pioneer vineyardist and a
prominent Mason, and viii be buried
under the auspices Of that order.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
BIG STRIKE MADE
NEAR NEVADA CITY
Many PrOspectors Attracted by
Rich Ore Found in AIle-
gheny District
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call


MARRSYILLE. July 29.-One of the
richest strikes yet made. in the Alle-
gheny mining region has just been
brought TO light. 1t rs in the Twenty
one mine and the ore being taken out
is almost as rich as the specimen ore
that for a time was being taken from
the Tightener and Sixteen to One
mines.
The strike in the Twenty mine is
renewing the excitement that pre-
vailed in the camp, and more pros
pectors are going in.
In Yuba county there are some
good big mines being opened
up. The California Mother Lode
mine at Indiana ranch is show
ing up better than anticipated and the
big mill is dropping its stamps night
and day on high grade ore
The mine promises to be a big one.
There are others on the same belt that
are developing splendidly.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
INCREASE ACREAGE
IN SUGAR BEETS
Planters Unable to Keep Fac
tory Supplied and Prepare to
Secure More Land
[special Dispoioh 10 The CALI

lSpeoial Dispotoh 10 he Call
MARYsYnLE. July 2s.-There is a
scarcity. OF sugar beets in this section
this season and for this reason the
sugar factory at Hamilton. Glenn
county. can not run fun capacity all
OF the time.
The representatives OF the company
have for several days been skirmish-
ing around in Sutter and ColUss coun-
ties with a view OF getting more land
planted in beets. and the planting Of
At least $4,000 acres Of land in sugar
beets during the coming summer and
fal is being considered
1t is currently reported that the
Hamilton plant VIII be moved within
q year or two TO Meridian. Sutter
county This viii give the company
direct rail and river transportation.
Marysville win be the central dis
1ributing point should this move be
made.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
Shorthand and Typewriting

give you the benefit Of my 10 years expert
ence in court and general reporting. Instruc-
tions privately by mall Positions secured.
MISS NJ. G. BARRETT, rooms 2S0-2S1 Russ
building. 235 Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
UNIVERSITY WILL MAKE
USE OF KEARNEY PARK
Experimental Station to Be Es-
tablished at Fresno

FRESNO. July 29-Mayor Rowell.
who is also regent of the University
of California, announces that the agri-
cultural department of the university
has decided to establish the Tulare ex-
pertinent station. and to use Kearney
park for experimental purposes The
Kearney estate, valued at over s1,000,-
600, was bequeathed to the university
three years ago.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
PELICAN LODGE WILL BE
READY FOR HARTMAN
Railway Magnate Expected at
Klamath Falls in November
ISpcciol Dispatch 10 The Gall

KLAMATH FALLS. Ore. July 29.-E.
III. Hartman. who is now in Europe
for his health, is expected to spend a
month or more at Pelican lodge on
klama tn lake some time this fall.
No definite information has been re-
ceived here as to the date OF his ar
rival. but the lodge is now being placed
in condition for his coming.
It is expected he viii remain in
Europe at least a month or more and
is not expected here before October or
possibly early in November That he
is coming, however. IS believed here,
because Of the elaborate preparations
being made at his lodge.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
COMMITTEE TO CONFER
WITH GOLD DREDGERS
Demands Will Be Made of 0per-
atOrs in Sacramento Valley
[SpeeiaI Dispaleh % ~ ColIl

SACRAMENTO. July 29.-Marshall
Diggs, who was chairman Of the recent
anti dredge mining convention here, an
nounced today that he has appointed
the following on a committee which is
10 expostulate with the operators OF
The gold mining dredgers with the view
OF obtaining regulations toward pro-
tecting the rivers and lands worked
by the gold boats: William Beckman,
Sacramento. Sacramento county; +. B.
Edison. Knights Landing, YolO county:
Jesse Poundstone. Grimes. Colusa coun-
~; DIR. B. Caldwell. Biggs. Butte coun-
ny; Louis Tarke. Sutter City, Sutter
county; Halsey a. Dunning, Marysvilie,
Hubs county.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
CAPTURE CHAUFFEUR WHO
KILLED WOMAN IN SOUTH
Driver and Owner of Auto Are
Accused of MansIaughter

LOS ANGELES. July 2s.-Carl Fish
er, the chauffeur of the Sautomobile
which ran down and killed Mrs. Dora
Feller on the night of July Is, was
arrested in Mojave today and brought
to>Los Angeles tonight. He is charged
with manslaughter and will be given
q hearing tomorrow.
The automobile belonged TO Fred A.
Cornell. who is under $4,000 bonds
awaiting a hearing on a charge of
being an accessory after the fact
1t is likely the charge against Cor
nell viii be dismissed, as he was not
an occupant of the machine at the
time of the accident and since his ar
rest he has been of assistance to the
authorities in their search for Fisher.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
WESTERN PACIFIC WILL
BE READY IN 4 MONTHS
Ocean to Ocean Line Has Gap
of 200 Miles
Especial Dispatch to The Call

SACRAMENTO, July 29.-virgil r.
Bosue, vice president and general man
ager of the Western Pacific, said to-
day that the Gould line would be oper-
ating trains from ocean to ocean in
four months. A gap 200 miles long is
all that is lacking in the new trans
continental line. This stretch is he
tween Oroyille and point 25O miles
west of Salt Lake
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
RED ROSIE'S "SPEAKEASY"
STIRS CAPITAL POLICE
Chief Sullivan Is Investigating
Illicit Wine Cellar
Especial Dispatch 10 The Cali

Especial Dispatch TO The Call i
SACRAMENTO, July 29-Chief OF
Police Sullivan is making an investiga-
tion into the wine cellar of Rosie Bat
tare, known among the Bohemians of
Sacramento as Red Rosie's,v where
wine is sold without a license. The
subterranean wine shop is reached by
rickety stairs and for those who can
not emerge bundles of straw are Of
fered for beds
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-30
SOLANO COUNTY ROLL
is INCREASED $I,043, 900
Total Assessment for the Coun-
ty Is $zO,273,OOO
[ [SpcciaI Dispatch 10 The Call


SUISUN.~ July 2s.-County Asses
sor Longs reports to the board of
equalization show an increase in the
assessment of Solano county of $1,043,-
600 for the year.
The total assessment is s20,273 900.
The valuation of property of the vari-
Gus towns is as follows:
Benicia, s771,976; Kio Vista, s230,640;
Vacaville. s546.631; Fairfield, s237,7s5;
Dixon, s300,630; Vallejo, $3,eo64 4sS;
Suisun s344224.