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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-19
TRAIN STRIKES AUTO
MIR. AND MRS. CONVECTION MAY DIE OF INJURIES.
Party In Collision at RaIlroad Cross- fnG in Missfssippi Baby
 Throws From Car and Escapes.

fIazlehurst. Miss. Mar. 1s.-George Wn1Coyington. president of the Bank of Hazlehurst. was injured. 1t is be- lieved fatally. and his wife severely hurt. when their automobile was struck by a passenger train of the Illinois Central Railroad here tonight.
 Two other occupants escaped prac- tically without injury.
 They were Dr. J. N. Catchings, a well-known physician of this town. and the baby of the Covington's. Dr. Catchings jumped before the engine struck the machine and was not hurt.
 The baby was thrown from the auto@ mobile just before the crash came and was uninjured except for a few minor bruises.
 A view of the railroad track near where the accident occurred was ob- structed and the approach of south bound passenger train was not observ- ed by Covington. who was driving the machine until the automobile was al- most upon the track
 When he saw the engine almost up on them. Covington apparently lost h,s presence of mind and brought the ma chine to an abrupt stop almost square ly on the rails and in an instant it was struck by the locomotive.
 Husband and wife were placed upon a special train to be taken to New Or leans for treatment
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-19
LYOys. TRIAL n ON.

Jury Ss CosseSsesl h she Jsssp Case.
 Jesup. Ga. March fs.-Upon comple- ton of the jury h the Lyon case this morning, the trial immediately started.
 pr. e. W. Drawdy was the first wit- ness. He testified that he examined Fleming smiths injuries and that the fatal wound had powder marks about 1t. Drawdy further testfdsd that Smith said he had not fired. that the Lyons came in upon him and shot him down.
 The State cnotends that W. D. Ly- ons. Sheriff. held Smith while his son Archie fired the fatal bullet. The Stats denies that e gun picked up in drug store near the scene of the shooting was fired by Smith but claims that ono of the Lyons discharged 1t to give the appearance that Smith shot it on.
 Seventy-one witnesses have been summoned. and excitement is high. The guard about the jail at night will be continued at the prisoners request.
 Dr. Drawdy read Smiths dying state- ment as follows:
 Guess I'm done for. but I'd ieve to live and help prosecute those men. Ar chic shot me first. both joining in. However, the Sheriff held me while Ar- chic placed . pistol to my left side and shot me. I did not shoot. at an.
 A number of other witnesses were examined during the day and ft is probable that the State will conclude tomorrow. s9sr.5
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-19
RESULTS OF ALCOHOL.

Savants Discuss Studies of Inebriety.
 Washington. March 1S.--Alcohol is 8 cause of race suicide among animals, declared pr. w. s. Hall of Chicago, in pointing out today that it cannot be considered a food, in an address be- fore the American Society for the study of Alcohol and other Drug Mar cotics.
 The speakers were Dr. W. s. Hall of Chicago. on Some Conclusions from Laboratory Researches Concerning the Action of Alcohol on the Cell and Tis- sues" H. J. Berkeley of Baltimore, ''Lesions of the Nerve Cells and vas- cular Tissues Produced by Experiment tai Alcoholic Poisoning" pr. H. W. Wiley, chemist, of the Department Of Agriculture. "Alcohol as a Poison in the AduIteration of Foods and Drinks" T, A. Williams of this city, "The Psy- chological Basis Of Inebriety. It's Causes and Remedies" A. Mcdonald of this city, "The Laboratory Study of Inebriates," and H. J. Achard Of Ashe- viIle, N, C., 'The Influence of Alcohol on Pulmonary Tuberculosis.
 Society women who are addicted to an immoderate use of intoxicants are less susceptible than men to treatment 5y hypno suggestion. according to the view expressed tonight by Dr. J. D. Quackenbos of New York city.
 His statement that he had perma nently cured more than 800 patients by the method of hypno-suggestion af- ter the subjects have become asleep, through the use of drug, aroused vigorous protests from several prom inent scientists, who openly challenged It's accuracy.
 Results of treatment of inebriety by by Dr. J. G. Walton of Richmond, Va. pr. G. A. Lawrence delivered an address upon the medicolegal care of alcoholic defectives.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-19
SECOND EARTHQUAKE
 PUTS REGGIO IN PANIC

Rome, March 1S.-Reports received here of the earthquake at Reggie yes- terday as previously reported in these dispatches, show that the shocks were extremely violent.
 Many of the temporary structures which had been erected for tEe earth- quake sufferers were thrown to the ground and the people were panic stricken. Fire broke out ut Reggie and several of the villages. adding greatly to the destruction.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-19
MISSOURI WILL
 STRIKE AT RAILROADS

Jefferson City. Mo. Mar. 1s.-Gover- !nor Hadiey. in statement issued to- day declared If the railroads insist on the restoration of the three cent pas senger fare rate the entire machinery of the State government would be em- ployed to retaliate on the railroads.
 'If the special dispensation is grant, ed, Illinois, Kansas, Nebraska. Oklaho- ma and other neighboring States. in the matter of two cent fares. the State of Missouri will strike back at the railroads through various methods of litigation and Legislation" said the goverhor
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-19

forms so that property holders, would know their mission in entering houses was bona fide.
 MT. Lowe said that as things now were almost anyone could so 10 a house and demand entrance claiming 10 be an inspector of some kind and that possibly persons of evile intention might enter houses and rob the oecu- pants, that these inspectors came at almost any hour and, that there was no way of identifying them, with their work. ..----s,v
 The ordinance met egeral approval in the council and was referred to the committee on judiciary for inspection to be returned to the council at the next meeting.
 An ordinance providing for the con struction of tennis courts in Oak Pork was passed.
 An ordinance providing for sidewalk paving on Jefferson street between Perry and Coosa streets was referred to the committee on streets.
 petition providing for the con struction of tennis courts in Oak Park warehouse at the foot of Commerce street was granted.
 Several bids for the handling of the lately authorized municipal bond is- sue of S25o, 900 were read and referred ot the finance committee.
 The special committee appointed to investigate the condition of the cities fire fighting facilities. handed in par tial report in which 1t was recommend- ed that the firemen be provided with non-a Unstable wrenches to open the water plugs of the city with.
 Alderman Saul handed in the report and stated that the present wrench us- ed was an adjustable one and that the firemen in their hurry to open the plugs. sometimes. the wrench was not tight enough and its loose fitting damage the brass nut of the plug so that in time the edges were worn on the nut and the wrench could get no grin The recommendation was adopt ed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-19
CONTRACTOR DROwNs.
Woman Companion of Raleigh Man i
 Held.

Woman Companion of Raleigh Man 10
 Held.
 Raleigh, N. C.. March 1s.-Ander J.. Jackson a prominent building con- tractor. 5I years old, was today drown ed in Crabtree Creek. three miles from Raleigh, where he had gone with a young woman. Florence Lee. to fsh Evidence showed that Jackson and the woman were on intimate terms and her conflicting statements, together with the failure to find $500 which Jackson had drawn from the bank, caused the coroner to arrest the wo- man,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-19

W. Lonely the heart that nstsns to no Save that of Duty; lonely he how oft When. turning from the smooth. ad- He climbed tse chin and sol,s.ry way: The ligs. I.ss ,.ss s.,;, i'd--'hs ''sA' of per. And passion for the right that fire Of wherin self dies. and only truth lives Lonely how oft when. with the states He He, waited scr the h. :a,n:', @ S of ;,.t sHs time; ne
 slow degrees. And in due order conquered wrong on Lonely how oft when mid dark dis He moved strsishtforward to . lonEsd. Doing e.eh day the bss. h. might Firm .nxt above kept pure by pur. Some seass. sel5s.,. ., :r; ;,I Sr, n,,s take tn. To interpose asainst blind currents Or wrath; or ignorant purpose. nxt Against ihe bursting storm front of A'' wasn a,spn thf aiin Atlantic r'se'' some Hurls back the tempest and the pom
 derous wave.
 So stood he firm when lesser wills
 were broken:
 So he endured when others failed and Rearing. in silent suffering, the stress. The blame. the burden Of the fatefui
 day.
 VI. So single and SO simple was his mind. And so. devout of justice and the His thought. his act, held something The wide. sure vision of the ancient Prophetic: even touch of natures Large. elemental. hearing; builded On the deep bases of humanity.
 VII. Fallen, Q captain of the hosts struck 0 cries of lamentation-turnings swift To sornds of triumph and great victo- For into the hands of one of humble Great trust was laid. and he that trust
 fulfilled.
 So he who died accomplished mighty
 deeds,
 And he who fought has won the in. And .1sens fai,s es.sssii ees.ssinsa in his own nan.
 ple's hearts.
 And in the praise of rations and the And rests Immortal among the immor-
 tai Great.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-19
AGAINST HASKELL.

Government Is Collecting Evidence In
 Ohio
 Cincinnati O.. March 1s-A Times Star special dispatch from Bellefon- taIne. O.. says that Government secret service men are collecting evidence there to be used in the Governments prosecution of Governor Haskell of Oklahoma, in the leases charging alleg- ed land frauds.
 1t is said evidence Is being secured from ohioans whose names were used in the transfer of town lots in Musko-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-19
FOUR CHILDREN
 BURN TO DEATH

Bristow, Ok. Mar. ls.--Four child ren of Nj. c. Palmer near Newby. Ok, were burned to death in prairie fire early today which destroyed the family home. Palmer's wife and son escaped
 The fire swept over wide distance and did much damage.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-19
st, Peter.burg Hopefni.

st. Petersburg. March 1S.--The for eign office Is still hopeful that col lision between Austro- Hungary and servia may be averted in spite of the fact that the latest advices- are not re- assuring. A more optimistic feeling,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-19
wiihelmina Expects Heir.

The Hague. Mar. 1s--In view of the imminence of an interesting event in the Royal household, the govern ment will tomorrow ask parliament, in the case of the birth of an heir to the throne, to confde the regency to the Queen mother. In default of the Queen mother !, the appointment of Prince consort will be made.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-19
NOON-DAY SERVICE.
lev. w. N. ClaybroOk of Birmingham

Here Today.
 Rev. W. N. Claybrook of Birming- ham will be the speaker at the twenty minute service at the Majestic Theatre at noon today. These services under the auspices of St. Johns Episcopal Church are attracting wide attention among the business men whom the ser- vices are intended to reach.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-19

 He shrank from praise. this simple- rhsrefors ,ws pssiss himi Yet. as he chisay oSE;. oSsE;. praise not for the things But F ..ss s5: spirit in do'ns' Ah' great And hymbi:I o~as and simple he.r'i The homage we may not withhold;
 Strong souli Thou brave and faithful servant of the Who issored day and night in little No less thsn lsrse. for the loved coun- With patient hand that plodded while
 others slepti Who flung to the winds preferment and
 the future. Daring s,: so }... HH. clear truth to the peril Fearing nc. scathe if but the people And hsssDl:ss hss,al:sss s.. in ..e.,ae. and loss: Yes, happiest he when. plain In all
 mons sight, He turned confemptuous from the lure spurninas the laurel that should crown
 success
 soiled by surrender and periufsd
 soul.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-19

Our cotton seed meal mixture looks good enough to eat, but 1t will pay you better 10 put it in the ground.
 MARKS & GAYLE.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-19

Vincennes. Ind. March 1S.--Robbers at 2 o'clock this morning broke into the bank at Birds, H.. twelve miles west of here in Lawrence County, and took about q, 900 dn cash.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-19

howsvsr, prevails at sourt aad Bmper- 1r Nishsfas teAsy sssursd v. 0suvofinf editef of The Novos vrsfnyA, that hA arranged.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-19

spaslsh Msakssst Ros ShsA, Salt Watsv T1est, Psseh, Oystess anA Crabs. hsnduSeh q Co., RshOno Oo7.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-19

Spanish MackereI, Roe Shad, Salt Water Trout, Perch, Oysters and Crabs. Sandwich & Co.,, Phone DOT.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-19

We have just cause for bragging about our Cotton Seed Meal Mixture.
 MARKS & GAYLE.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-19
Rebber. In I.dsans nanlxs

Brunswick Smoker best fer se. Cigar Co., "Orpheum.~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-19

The kiaa granafatheF used te SaAks ou the fnrm.-our h0me.Da1e Meal Mixture 0uano.
 MARKS q GAYLU.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-19
PEACE IS IN SIGHT
AUSTRIA AND anRvIA 1O ADJUsT
 uoNTaOvHn1Ys
fateTvaaf1aa sf ths Pswess sssAs to Havs ssve1 aa Uo3v tit.
 nati0a in tks

Vienna. March ls.--Ths situation in the Balkans tonight is considered moro hopeful. The Emperor oppressed his and fin the lower House the minister for tho dsfsnse again denied rumors of mobilization. It is believed that fn- ternal negotiations now EoinE on will tend towards the assembifng of e con- ference of the powers.
 Belgrade, March ls-It is under stood in diplomatic circles here that the Eervian Government is ready to ac- cept the advice of the powers regard ing the peaceful tenor of its reply to the last Austrian note. which is to be made shortly.
 It is further stated in Belgrade that Austria Hungary is ready to disarm if so advised by the powers
 Poweru Will Act.
 Berlin, March ls.-Information re. ceived at the Foreign once today fndi- cates that the powers all are In favor of the Italian proposition to summon at once Q European conference to act upon the Balkan situation.
 This conference will have strictly limited program and will merely rat fly accomplished facts.
 All Servians living in Germany have received orders to return nome TOT mii- itary service.
 A dispatch received here today says that Count Forgach, the Austro- Hun- garian Minister to Servia. has trans ferred his family from Belgrade to Semlin.
 semlin Is a Hungarian town direct ly across the Danube from Belgrade.
 Servia is Advised.
 Paris, March Is. France, Great Brit ain and Russia hay eunited in present. ing a joint note to Servia advising the Belgrade Government to find basis Of negotiation with Austria Hungary.
 seYvia Buys Horses.
 posen Germany, March 1S---The Servian government has purchased goo artillery horses from a local stud for immediate delivery.
 St. Petersburg Hopeful.
 St. Petersburg March 1S.--The for
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-19
s.vvs. nuy. Horses,

Posen. Germany, March 1s--The Servian government has purchased goo artillery horses from local stud for immediate delivery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-19
Pouer- VIII Act.
se~fa is AdvfneA,

Paris, March IS. France. Great Brit ain and Russia hay eunited in present. ing a joint note to Servia advising the Belgrade Government to find a basis of negotiation with Austria Hungary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-19
CLEV FL A N D
pY RICHARD WATSON oILpul

''" r''d s' the % ss sn H s.@ a rs % 2s%s meeting in ''n
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-19

Firm with the powerful. gentle with
 the weak, His was the sweetness of. the strong!
 Kis voice Took tenderness in speech with little
 folk, And he was pitiful of man and brute. So. for the struggle with high things
 of state, He strengthened his own heart with 7 kindly deeds HtS own heart strengthened for stern
 acts of power That. fashioned in the secret place of
 thought, And In the lonely and the silent shrine Of conscience. came momentous on the
 world: Built stronger the foundations of the
 State; Upheld the word of honor. no whit less 'Twixt nation and nation than twfxt
 man and man; Held righteousness the one law of the
 world, And higher set the hopes of all mah-
 kind.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-19

IT. The people! Never once his faith was In them his countrymen; ah. never once; For if doubt shook him, twas but fleeting mood: Though others wavered, never wavefed Though madness, like a flood. swept OCT the land, This way, now that; though love of pelf subdued The civic conscience, still he held his faith. unfaltering. in mans true-hearted- ness, And in the final judgment of free men.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-03
H|CH CONTEMPT Is CHARGE AGAINST
 SOUTHERNERS
Six Men Will Receive Sen tence for Lynching Ne
 gro Suspect

WASHINGTON, D. C., November ?, Unusual proceedings in arraIgnment for sentence at the bar of the supreme court of the United States will be wit messed two weeks from today, in ac- cordance with an announcement made today in the case of Joseph H. Shipp, of Chattanooga, Tenn, and five code fendants, charged with contempt,
 The cases originated in the court $ deciding in March, 1906, to hear the appeal of a negro, Ed Johnston, from the verdict of Tennessee courts, which held him guilty and sentenced him to be hanged on charge of criminal as- sault.
 The night after the determination of the supreme court to review the pro ceedings in the case was wired to Chat tanooga, where Johnston was confined in jail, a mob stormed the jail, took him out and lynched him. The court was ineensed, and, at it's instance, the attorney general instituted proceedings against Shipp, who was sheriff, and twenty-five others, including the iailer, supposed to be implicated in the lynch ing, charging them with contempt of the supreme court of the United States.
 Six were found guilty. They were Sheriff shipp, Deputy Jeremiah Gibson, who was the jailer; Luther Williams, Nick Nolan, Henry Padget, and Will fam Mayes, residents of Chattanooga,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-03
HAD HAND
 IN MURDER Former Secretary of Prince Ito Gives Views About
 Assassination

NEW HAVEN, Conn, November 2 Professor George Trumbull Ladd, of this city, for time the confidential adviser of the late Prince Ito, in a statement today on the facts leading up to the assassination of Prince Ito, pointed out that the assassin is prob ably sub-editor of one of the native editions of the Korea Daily News, pup lshed at Seoul, which was suppressed.
 Professor Ladd said that recent news from Seoul reported plan on the part of certain Korean hterati to assassin ate Homer B. Hubert, and that men had been hired for that purpose.
 The ground for revenge on Hubert is the charge that he persuaded the Korean emperor to dispatch an em- bassy to The Hague, and in so doing became, in the eyes of the literati, an "arch enemy of Korea"
 These latter facts, Ladd said, would explain how is is that certain parties in Seoul expect the assassination to bring about foreign intervention, especially from the United States.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-03
MORALITY BOARD |S
 PROPOSED
San Francisco Theater Goers May Be Protected
 From Dangers

SAN FRANCISCO, November D. II ordinance providing the creation of board of censors to safeguard the stage of this city from immoral pro ductions was presented to the board of supervisors today by the committee of police judiciary. It was sent back for reconstruction on the protest of Mayor Taylor that it is unconstitutional as framed
 Unexpected opposition to the meas ure was made by James Cummins, sec retary of the Mechanics institute, who stated that the committee on behalf of the theater goers is self-appointed, and warned the supervisors that the pro posed action is fraught with danger, as the board might fall into the power of the interruptions and be made the means of extensive graft.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-03

skunk bite, and his friends fear the virus has not been entirely removed and has overpowered him on his way home from the institute.
 
 Farmers of Buckeye are negotiating for the purchase of a dredgo costing about $6,000, to be used in widening and cleaning out irrigation ditehes in that section.
 Asaint Pasquale, an Indian of Flor enee, was sentenced to sixty days in jail for the killing of another Indian in fight over the ownership of some cattle,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-03
Special rates to Indian Hot Springs. Spend few days there. It will make you feel like new person.
NOTICE.

Linn Gow-China ranch, five minutes from town wants those who have horses on his pasture to call for same. He is out of water.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-03

FOR SALE--50 shares of Keith Theater stock. Will sell for $450 cash. Ad- dress U. F. Silver Belt
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-03

FOR SALE-Mare and colt or will trade for big horse, weight HOO pounds or more. Inquire Mark Kochevar, Pioneer Saloon, 697 North Broad street.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-03
Silver Belts Want Ads

IMPORTANT NOTICE-I the future no advertise ment for the Silver Belts want department will be cepted unless the copy accompanied by the cash The low rate of one cent word per issue made a cash basis and in the future no deviation will be made
 from this rule Cash must accompany copy for classified advertisements.
 No Advertisement Taken for Less Than 25 Cents
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-03
LOST AND FOUND
SPRAYED
Despise not the Day of
 Small Things

Sometimes little people cut a h'~ figure, Some little shnrs do fully their share of tsse business. We pay strict attention to the smallest de- tails of Watch Repairing. We have tools bought on purpose to make washers or gaskets to keep out the dust. Don t forget
 RUBoTToM, THE JEwELER No. 496 Broad St. All work guarar- teed.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-03
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-NUMBER YOUR HOUSE House numbers for sale at the Sil- yer Belt office-nice, nickel plated ones; what you need to number your house attractively, for 50 cents. Come and get them while they last.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-03
FOR sALE-HoUsEs

FOR SALE-Fine home place in good residence district; modern. Worth $2500, can be purchased for $2l00 if taken within the next few days. Un- ion Realty & Trust Co, TT North Broad.
 FOR SALE-A snap! $2,000 house $500. Terms. This is the best buy in town. Investigate. Ruth A. Globe, l10 East Oak street.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-03

FOR Furniture for three rooms.
 749 Ash street.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-03

FOR RENT-Furnished front room; private family. 360 East Oak street.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-03
FOR RENr--uousEs

FOR RENTING room house, centrally
 located. .325 South, Hill street.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-03

On the strength of the connecting me of railway between Tucson and NogaIes, the Tucson Star says it is lgay probable that the government SHl establish and maintain an army post near that city.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-03

Baseball enthusiasts of Tucson give pl' the information that team com po'ed of major league players is being ,ganlzed 5t!. Tn Chicago and will play an De coast.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-03

ero,s. is, U. L. Young, wife of a Phoenix ElloJ Un2 day last week shot and
 |ty T poFcopine near the Capital east aro u'S IS the first record of this
 |oE ''sF being found in this terri |sn p' eor1. 1h.og6o, chairman of the Mari isappss,o board of supervisors, has
 |Ion ICigu CSiou some place on his way
 kas a(nS a(S'go to Phoenix. Mir. Hoghe
 |bcago rs 'o the Pasteur institute at ''' treatment for hydraphobia
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-03
South Hill Snap

$75 Swings Deal
 Pretty home on Nofts- ger hill. $750 is the price. $75 down will give you possession and easy terms on balance.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-03

Look at This Good home on Haskins road. It may be just what you re looking for. $1,400 buys it. Only $700 cash required.