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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-29
NEED WORDS, NOT MONEY. -t - yi Minister Thinks RockefeIlerss Contri-
 buttons Misplaced.

New York, Nov. 2s.--Johu D. Rocke- feller's most needed contribution to re- ligion. according to tia Rev. Haywood of this city. Is words. not money. Such an expression of his. Dr. Haywood con- tends, would mo more than anything else to equalize religious differences and establish abroad bond of brother hood.
 "Rockefeller has the brain of Caesar and unlimited moral influence" said the clergyman in his sermon at the Church of tine Covenant today. Then let our most conspicuous man of wealth define his position with reference to evangelical Christianity For one, I would await with confidence his an- swer. "
 ..He is the founder of . scientific university which proposes to substi- tute scientific. speculative philosophies and scientific hypothesis for the simple religion of faith. creating an aristoc- racy of scholars. and accentuating the imaginary gulf between the rich and the poor Now let him make the con tribu of TOO words to the worlds religious literature"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-29
PICKS UP LAUNCH.
auov render Find. Evidence of WI,

Buoy Tender Finds Evidence of Wreck.
 Wilmington, N. C.. Nov. 2S.-The United States buoy tender Wistaria, Captain wichart, which arrived today for coal. reports that yesterday at D. rn., on Frying Pan Shoals. she picked up a fishing launch twenty three feet long. six feet beam. with power equip ment and containing a valise with un- Slerclothing two suits of oil skins and a chart, showing the coast from Cape Henry to Cape Lookout. The Sonly ev- idenee of ownership Is a coat from the uniform of a street car conductor and a shirt bearing the initials "A. B. L."
 It is believed by the crew Of the buoy tender that the occupants of the boat were lost off this coast.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-29
Protoeol seut to yvnshinGton.

Washington, Nov. 2S.-The State De- pertinent received a cablegram today from the Chilean Mfnister Of Foreign Affairs stating that the spanish yer sion of the protocol between the United states and Chile. referring the Alsop claim to arbitration, had been sent to Washington for vertificatton. Both Governments have agreed to the prep osition that King Edward be, arbitra- tor in the dispute. which involves dam- ages to an American syndicate of more than $i.00o.00O. and while no formal attempt has been. made to discover whether the British monarch win act. it Is believed here that he will accept the task. a.t :
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-29

You, must not neglect discharges of NAUsE- ATTNG MELLOW MATTER from the Ear, Nose and Thrcat.
 s.cATARRH IS NOT ONLY DANGEROUS in this way. but ft causes ulcerations. death and decay of bones, kills ambition. often causes loss of appetite. and reaches to gem erai Sfebillty.s idlocy and insanity. It needs Attention at once. Cure it by taking Botanic Blood Balm (B.B.B.) It Is quick. radical, perrilanent cure because is rids the system of the poison germs that cause cRtarth. At the same time Bleod Balm tB.B.B.) puri- fies line blood. does away with every symp- tom of catarrh.i B.B.B, sends a tlngIing flood of warm. rich. pure blood direct to the narniyzsd nerves. and parts affected by ca tsrrhai poison. giving warmth and strength just where 1t is needed. and in this way making a perfect, IaBting cure of catarrh in all its forms v --i-
 Hotanic BlOod Balm. (B.B.B.) is pleasant and ,aafe to take; composed of pure Botanic inSredients, sAMPLE SENT FREE by writ sne Blood Balm Co. Atlanta. Ga. SOLD BY nTJfGaIST6. or sent by express. At Si PER LARGE BOTTLE. swith complete directions for nome cure. a -e..f D. .
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-29
seftIement. lin siEht.

Rio JaneIfo, Nov. 2S.-The Jornal do Commercio today publishesia four-and- a-half column statement of the Aisop cam, which was cabled by the State Department at Washington to the American. Ambassador here, and several of the other newspapers print large excerpts. indicating the interest which inc promise of arbitration has aroused. All the papers express satisfaction that an amicable arrangement has been reached by the United States and Chile for A settlement of the question.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-29
lsEICHsTAG REcoNvENEs.
Speech From Throne will Forecast In
 peranl Policy.

"
 perinl Policy.
 Berlin, Nov. 2S.-The Reichstag will reconvene Tuesday. the Emperor re- turning to Berlin to open the session personally. The speech from the throne will be delivered in the white hall of the palace and Is expected to contain some interesting forecasts of the imperial policy. The session will be comparatively quiet, 1t is believed, although the bitter feeling between the various parties, growing out of finan- ciai reform legislation Is still intense.
 All the bourgeois parties have shown marked weakness before their con stituencies.
 The deliberations in the Reichstag are expected to touch American affairs. Various points of the American tariff are sure to be discussed in some form, even If no treaty or tariff agreement Is presented for ratification.
 Tn the wide range allowed on de- bates. the Pan-German members are likely to criticise the recent declaration of Count Bernstorff. the German Am bassador at Washington. of the aims of the German policy which amounted to renunciation of further colonial ambi- tons.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-29
Interest in N0Ixast NH

San Francisco. Cal. Nov. Passport ing circles are taking an unusual inter est in the fight here tomorrow nighl Betting Is Iivelier than before any match of recent date. Powell was 10 to 6 favorite tonight, but there was seemed probable that the odds would shorten. The fight will go twenty rounds, the men weighing in at. 133 pounds at 6 o'clock. They will divide s5,OO0 purse. go per cent to the win.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-29
Picador Gored .hx nnll.

Mexico City, Nov. as.--Manuel Mar tinez. who Is known among bull igAt-
 CTS as "Ajujetas'' was seriously in- jured at the bull light here this. after noon by the last bull brought into the arena. Martinez Is. a picador just from Spain. and member of the troupe of Rodoifo Gaona. who was severely hurt a year ago. The picador was thrown from hIs horse and the infuriated bull drove one horn into the man beneath the horse while the other gored the fallen animal. The injured, picador, the doctors say, has e chance to live,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-29
RESULT OF BALLOT
 BATTLE SOON KNOWN

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-29
CoIe,.,an at svlncaurn.

Sylacauga. Nov. 27-(Speciak)- Phares Coleman spoke here last night in opposition to the amendment to a crowd numbering about 100 per sons. In a shpeech of two hours he laid bare some of the inconsistencies of the amenders in their advocacy of their cause and showed that this fight was purely q political one and started for political purposes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-29
n-.av s.r rsierrr TrinI

Austin, Tex. Nov. 2S.--Attorneys for the State in the case Of Henry Clay Pierce on the charge of false swear ing. which will be. called here in the District Court tomorrow, held another lengethy conference this afternoon. MT. Pierce,s local attorney. Judge James H. Robertson, reports tonight that the defense is ready for trial. and that Mr.. Pierce, Judge Perkins. one of his chief counsel. and one or two special attorneys will be here in the morning ready to proceed with the trial. He stated last night that the State was now ready for the trial.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-29
u,,.,,. a .,s n,s.cc,.llsp...

New York. Nov 2S.--Announcemept was made today that a. gift of $50.0oo had been received toward the s5,ooo0oo fund that. Is being raised to pension Episcopal cIergymen at the age of e4 years, or sooner If they are disabled. The name of the donor was not made known. but he Is a man living in the Middle West Thus far $300.000 has been collected for the fund. which had Its origin at the general convention in Richmond. Va. two years ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-29
XIII. HImself fin sham Battle,

Wellington. Tex. Nov. 2s.-The son of I. M. Smith. died at his fathers home this morning from target rife wound Inflicted upon himself. He. with other boys. 12 and IA years old, engaged In a mimic battle. the oppos- ing forces ranging about 200 yards apart all armed with rifles. Young smith remarked that he would nrst shoot himself before attacking the en- eny. He put the bullet into his breast and was taken home on a streteher to
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-29
,Newa es JaclzsenvlIle .

Jacksonville. Nov. .T-(speciaL)--- The play, sReveries of e Bachelor, " given by the Baptist Cleaners" soci- ety last evening. 7 was 8 suceees
 Teh banquet given last evening as the I. O. 0. F: was well attended. one hundred and sixty persons were pres jent Speeches were made by Rv w T.. Allen and Rev, T. F. Mccullough
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-29
Cgean ,OSseieIs in -WF~cIr

Havana. Nov. 2s.-An automobile containing Louis octavio Divine. Secre- tary of Justice;4 Sub Secretary Juan Garcia Kohly, Director of Justice Los Ter. and Mario Garcia Kohly, the newly appointed Minister to Mexico. was wrecked last night All the men were seriously injured. Joan Garcia Kohly is not expected to recover .
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-29
RsFoRllEns To MEET.

wm AssaaI Cslsfsss for Needsd Les-
 leIatt0n.
 < Washington, Nov. 2s.--Congress is to be assaiied by reform organizations within ae day or 90 after 1t convenes. The ofHcials of various organizations announce that "reformer's .conciave" is to be- held here between December n ana 11. ~
 President Taft, Andrew Carnegie and General Erederick D. Grant are among those who have been invited to speak. Delegates wilf attend the sessions Of congress and urge changes in the laws governing the trafnc in liquors and drugs s.s3s4 ..,. eaf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-29
araIIks te Bsys:

George D. Stock. of the Y. M. e. AZ. addressed the meeting of the Boys Sunday Club in the Y. M. C. audi .torium Sunday afternoon on A Strong aftendanes paid strict attention to MT. Stock who brought out many intarA esting points during his fifteen minute
 talk.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-29
WlI Change Mining Laws.

Chicago, Nov 2S.'--Governor Deneen win postpone the date of convening the General Assembly in special session from December probably to Decem- Der IA, because of his decision to ask the consideration of such lexIsiatIon as may be reported by the State mine authorities Investigating the Cherry disaster
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-29
schooner- spring. a. T.eak

Beaufort, N. C., Nov. 2s.-The four ;masted schooner Marie Palmer Carte- ret, for Savannah, with guano. in the recent gale started to leak. The steam pumps were set to work but soon choked. Then the ship was baiied with buckets until she reached Cape Look out Cove. The cargo Is considerably damaged and the vessel will be lowed to Savannah.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-29
CUPID MERTs REvERsNs.
No More ssGretna Green' Affairs ia
 Rhode leland. sssss

Providence. R. T.. Nov 2s.-By the operation of an act of delay passed ct the last General Assembly, Frovidence and the rest of Rhode Island will drop the appellation ''Gretna. Green and young couples will lose the opportuni- ty for speedy and quiet marriages af- ter next Thursday.
 The new act provides that marriage licenses cannot become effective until Ave days after they have been ob- tainSd It Is believed that local mar riage records alone will be reduced 500 next year as a result of the new act
 During the fiscal year S6i couples from other States were married in Providence.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-29
EXPLOSION IN HOSPITAL. Dynamite in Coal Relieved to Have --. Deeum CRune.

Chicago, H., Nov. sS.--Dynarnite in coal is believed to have been the cause of an explosion tonight in the furnace of the American Hospital in which the of the institution were imperilled.
 The explosion precipitated a. panic among the patients. many of whom att tempted to fiee from the building but we're restrained by nurses. Fire fol- lowing the explosion was quickly ex- ttnguished.
 The hospital authorities believe that dynamite from the coal mine was in the coal ansi have ordered that all cos, be taken back by the company from which it was purchased
 No one was seriously injured
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-29
lCLINr ,. FISK DEAD.
Newspaper and Theatrical Man Dies h
 T Texas. ssi -

San Antonio. Tex. Nov. 2s.--ciint B. Fisk. newspaper and theatrical man. son of General Clinton B. Fisk. fcund- CT of Fisk University at Nashville. Tenn, was found dead in bed in the St. Anthony Hotel this morning by his physician, Fisk had been i'll only a few days. He was native of St. Louis. He was city editor of The New York Journa1 and later of The chica- go Examiner and then became con- nected with Keith and Proctor's the atrical enterprises. A year ago he came to San Antonio to engage in newspaper work.
 No funeral arrangements have been made pending the arrival of his moth CT. Mrs. Clinton B. Fisk, of New York; a sister, Mrs. Mary Park, of New York. and brother, Charles Fisk of Tomb. stone, Ariz.
 His wife, May Isabella Fisk. is an actress now playing in London.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-29
NINE MEN ARE MISSING
 FROM GUNBoAT MARIETTA

Colon, Nov 2s.--Nine men are miss ing from the United States gunboat Marietta at Port Limon. Costa Rica :. The Marietta today sent out a general alarm by wireless and request that ships keep lookout for ner gig and whaleboat, which. manned by the miss ing men, were carried out to sea in the heavy weather on Friday night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-29
InjurIes Fasar to Miner.

.Birmingha Nov. s--(Special)--w F. Meadows. white. miner. died in a local hospital today from injuries re- ceived in, the mines at; Carbon Fill. last week The unfortunate man was mashed Internally. He leaves a fani- iy. His remains were sent to Carbon HILL
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-29
2 saiIa for Ntearnwun.

Seattle. Wash, Nov. s2s.-Tns gum boat Princeton. Commander c. H. Hayes, sailed from the Bremerton navy yard this. morning for Nicaragua. where 1t will join the gunboat vicksburg, which is now at Corinto. The Prince ton will stop at San Francisco to take on ammunition and stores
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-29
ONLY FEW sHIPs PRESENT.
Twelve BattIeships Will Assemb
 neeenbeP 1, Ta

DecembeR \. 5
 Norfolk, Va. Nov. 2S.-From present indications, only twelve battlesaips of the Atlantic fleet will assemble in Hampton Roads on Dec. 1, the date fixed by the Navy Department for the mobilization Of the sixteen warships which participated in the Hudson-Ful- ton celebration under the command of Admiral Schroeder.
 Several of the ships may not be able to 1oin the fleet until after the first of the year Among the detained are the Virginia and Eouisiana; which are having their screws, now of the inturn- ing, changed to the outturning type, and the armored cruisers Montana and North Carolina. .'s
 The Missouri. the vanguard of the fleet, arrived in Hampton Roads yes terday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-29
RoMhest cansise..

Wilmington, N. C., Nov 2s.--Aives A. Pleasants. 22 years old. Of Durham. N, C.. lately employed as a foreman at the Navassa factory of the Virginia Carolina Chemical Company in this city. was drowned today while rowing near here with a companion named Maynard. when their boat capsized.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-29
SPECIAL DEEP SPRING wsilsknx,
 Sour Mash v0UR FULL QUARTS
 &s.00 EXPRESS PAID
CHATTANOOGA TO GET FRANCHISE.
Laftis Rock wIH sen to No One
 Elise

President Mandlebaum of the Little Rock Southern League baseball club today emphaticai1y declared that the local franchise would not be sold to any one except Chattanooga, Tenn, in reply to the report that Chattanooga would buy the local franchise and in- stall Southern League club in Ross vile. Ga, i've miles distant, in the event the South Atlantic League pre- vents the placing of Southern League club in Chattanooga.
 S"The franchise will go to Chatta- nooga or to no one at an." declared Mir Mandlebatlm
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-29
c.arht After I.onw Chase

Chicago, IlL. Nov. 2s.-After being followed through a dozen States. Pas- quale Loeano. an Italian, wanted at Trenton. N. J.. for assault with intent to commit murder, and for failure of a bond, was arrested here today. Locano was charged with having stabbed a countryman last July.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-29
Mlstakes Brother for Deer.

Duluth. Minn., Nov. 2s.--Mistaking him for a deer. Ole Moe. 20 years old. yesterday shot and killed his brother. Alfred Moe. aged 24, while they were hunting in swamp near Duluth. sev- erai years ago Ole More accidentally shot and killed Richard Jentoft. aged 8 years. while they were hunting rah- bits.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-29
ARRESTED TOR BrGAMY.
onelwife Angered By Bessts of otAe Mate.

St Louis, Nov. 2s.-samuel Busch- mann Is in jail here on warrant fs- sued in Milwaukee at the instance of Mrs Bertha Buschmann of Milwaukee. charging bigamy. He was taken from his home last night. where he was liv- ing with Mrs. Annie Luergens Busch mann. whom he married in 1892. The Milwaukee woman has certificate which shows she married Buschrnann in 1902.
 marriage. Last June his St. Louis wife confronted him In Milwaukee. where he had been living with his sec ond wife. As neither wife would prosecute. they decided to abide by his choice.
 Buschmann chose his St. Louis wife. and he came here to live. Busehmann told Detective Louis Krause Of Mil- waukee. his St. Louis ywife's boasts to hts Milwaukee wife caused his arrest.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-29
Rlirxard in Texas :,

Dalhart, Tex. Nov. 2s.-The upper Panhandle is in the grip of the most severe snowsblizzard of the year. Snow began falling here at midnight last night and is still falling. accompanied by a, high cold wind which Is drifting the snow About a foot of. snow has fallen. The snow comes at the right time to benefit the wheat crop.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-29
sleet sform in Nehraslk.

Lincoln, Neb.. Nov. 2s.~-The worst sieet storm for years in Lincoln. and Nebraska, early this morning worked havoc with telegraph and telephone systems. demoraIizing street lighting and stopping street car trafic. 4 heavy rain last night was followed by freezing temperature.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-29
Firhtinr FlFe ah sIlne.

Linton. Ind, Nov. 2g.--one hundred and fifty men are lighting a fire in the Summit Mine, one Of the largest mated that | loss Of S20.00O already has been caused ana the fire Is stiil raging, although the mine has been flooded to a depth of several feet. The fire broke out early today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-29
ChnII~nirs Endn Fatally

eI.awrencebura Junction. Ind. Nov. 2s.-darry Justis. and HenrySC Grove
 tonight challenged Louis wingerter. q
 former policeman, to fight for n settlee ment of a grudge. and Wingerter shot and killed Justis and with q club, se- rionsiy injured Grove. wingerter was dismissed from the police force lately for political reasons
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-29
wrLE NOT LEAVE PULPIT.
Priest Disrewards Notice of Excenmu-
 nicatfon. .,st3

Denver. Colo, Nov. 2s.--Despite the formal notice of his excommunication which was read. in most of the Catho- lie churches of. Colorado. Father J,s F Carrfxan, pastor of St. Patrick's Church conducted Aervices before ., large con- grsgation today.
 Father CarriRsn himself read to his congre gation tie formal notice of his excommunication by Bishop Matz He then discussed the notice In detail. ex- K plaining chayEes brought. against. ntm by BiShop Matx, and characterized the document as ..the last stroke of a des- perate man. sco onsumed by the spirit of revenge asainst hts brother.
 Father Carrigan's stand in refusing to ,vscate the pastorate of st. Patrick's was upheld by the local courts.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-29
want Edward ss Arbitrasor..

Santiago. Chile. Nov. 2s-The re- quest of the Chilean government to King Edward that he act as arbitrator in the AlsopP claim will be made through the charge d'afaires of the Chilean legation at London.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-29
Manr fIer.ese creInated.

Kansas City No. Nov. 2s.-One hum dred and forty horses were cremated tonight when a livery stable here burned. Among the animals were Lord Gallant and Bi-Carbonete, high class driving horses, wilicn had taken blue ribbons. at varlbus shows
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-29
ELLIS MAT TAKE STAND.
In Fight Tor Life, Prebably wnl Bs

Little Rock. Ark. Nov.g .2s.-w. r. Ellis, charged with murder for the Killing of N P. Willis, in the Circuit Court Judges chamber here last July, probably win take the stand. in his own behalf sat the copclusion of the other testimony. for the, defense on the resumption. of the trial before Judge W. U. Lea tomorrow. X
 The trIai.sis expected ito last until Friday or Saturday.
 The State will .propound q ahypothet- icai question to o:the aifefiists for the de- fense in cross-examtning them. Alien ists may also be introduced, by the state in rebuttal d..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-29
nr,ns. ,,,.-, S15-nsI..e for vvnlskey,.

Chicago. III, Nov. 2S,-Thinking 1t wniskey, Mrss Christina Biddea. 4S years old, today drank abottle of nor a woman friend to drink Mrs; Blddea died soon after she swallowed the poi- son. i, a-ts @l
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-29

in BfitIeh coiumbia report . iargeiy increaSed busfnsss In the x United States. thls being one cause for the advance. Another advance In prices will take piacs before spring
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-29
n..l- nlnrnink Frire !.

Fire was discovered In one-story frame house at NH Street and Mobile road Monday mcrning shortly, before 2 o'clock. The alarm was answered by the Five Points company The dam age was slight.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-29
sno,r IHnr.l on sheen.

Denver, Colo ;. Nov. 2s.-The snow storm that has continued for two days increased in violence In the southern part of the State tonight. Ii Is fear ed that, sheep men will suffer heavy loesss 5k- .fsf4
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-29
cemedr ana aead sinxinr

will hold sway as well as full cleo ton returns will be given our patrons tonight Bettersget your seats reserv- ed. Phone si7s. Follow the crowds to the Majestic. Matinee 3. night s:30.
 I adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-29

Winnipeg, Nov. 2S.-Roush lumber advanced S1 per thousand feet, all over Western Canada Saturday. The mills are calling in traxeliug salesmen ow- ing to o rush of orders. Export miIls
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-29
y1Io,,,.. F.rss4arcr bead

? Charlotte, N C., Nov 2S--Miss Maud Summers. lecturer on peqaSogy for the Board. of Education or linhois' died In a local. hospital tonight following an operation. s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-29
nien In PuIlmnn Car.

Jacksonville Fla. Nov. 2S.-W. H Wise, prominent railroad attorney of Shreveport La. who holds important
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-29

positions as division counSel for the Queen and Crescent Route. the Pull man Company and ether companies. died suddenly in . Pullman car at the union station this afternoon. His body will be shipped to sflreveport.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-29
oFFrCnRns.

A. JOSHUA JONES. Cashier.
 DrRECToRs. .s T. J. Reynolds ". H Moore. Brooks Fiowers V. H. Hanson. s. l. Tyson w. H. Hubbard. M. Kahn. A. J. Kauf- man. B wolfr. c. D. Noble. J. " Black, Jno. A. Yung. '. s. Dowdeil J. L. Cobbs, s. q. Well. B. L. Holt. Jno A. Sellers. , c. L. Ruth.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-29
n n.lfahie EIrcfinn -Refurns.

Reliable Election Returns.
 The big show this week will be the talk of the town. Don't fall to see the Napanees'. Vacation. Nine star comedians Matinee 3. night S;30.
 Majestic Theatre. adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-29
ReIlable EIection neturnu,

The big show this week will be the talk Of the. town. Don't fail to see the Napanees Vacation. Nine star Matinee 3,snight S:3e. Majestic Theatre. adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-29

FORT. sHERRY, CLAR1cT, ANoELIrAN
 WINES. sI.s5 GALLON ExPREssAtsE PAID.
 Ia Glass .Juen. Gren Trndfng Co, Pensace1a, Fla.