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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-04
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ment of horses. consisting of seven teen thoroughbred fillios, stallions and colts. bought at the recent mid winter sale. left here today for Valpa- raiso. Chile. Twelve belonged to M A. Silvers, Lima, Peru, and others to J. R. Buttersbys of Valparaiso. Among the lot was the valuable stallion St Vonicus, SOD of St. Simon. Messrs
 Silvers and Buttersby, who made the purchases and accompanied the ship ment, stated that their horses would be used to improve the breed of Chile and Peru and not for racing purposes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-04
AGRICULTURE IN BALDWIN.
Society of Farmers Will Meet i'm Ba,
 Mfnette.

Bay Minette. Dec. 30--(Special.)-- The Baldwin County Agricultural So- ciety will hold an important meet ing tomorrow at 2 p. m. at the court house.
 large number of visitors are ex- pected to be present. The people of Bay Minette will entertain the visit ors while in town.
 A. F. Hutchins. of Battles Wharf who has charge of an exhibit from Baldwin County at the land congress In Chicago, writes enthusiastically of how his exhibit and Baldwin County products takes there with the people visiting the show.
 He says his display Is crowded from morning until night by sightseers from all over the United States. He states the sweet potatoes at their ex- hibit is attracting a great deal of at- tention.
 Several of the saw mills in this county which have been shut down since the panic are running again.
 Lumber Is gaining again in price and soon will be as high as when the panic struck here a few years ago. One trouble the lumberman has to contend with now Is the scarcity of timber.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-04

to the United States reached here to- day enroute to Washington. accompa- nied by his family. senor Borda is an authority on International law and is conversant with all phases of the ques- ton at issue between Colombia and the United States over the separation of Panama from Colombia,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-04
TO GIVE ADDRESS.
Judge Thomas Win Speak at Col,
 bla Untverssfy.

Judge Thomas VIII Speak at Colum-
 bla University.
 Judge W. H. Thomas. of the City Court of Montgomery. has been inyit- ed to deliver an address before the joint session of the American Histori- cal Association and the Political Science Association of the United States at Columbia University, New York. December 30. Judge Thomas address will be The South's Problem: Some Of Its Difficulties"
 Last year, Judge Thomas spoke be- fore the American Historical Asso- citation at it's meeting in Boston, and the invitation for the address in New York grew out of his speech In Bos- ton.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-04
CHILD MAY HAVE sTRANGLED.
Doctor Finds Chewing Gum in Girl'
 InrNnX.


 Larynx.
 New York, Dec. 3.-Doubt that little Lille Minninger. whose body was found yesterday on the roof of tene- ment house. was the victim of bru- tai murder, was created today by one of the physicians who took part in the autopsy He said piece of chew ing gum was found In the child's larynx and this may have caused death The marks on the throat he said. might have been caused by pa- roxysms during the strangling occas- toned by the gum.
 The police. however. have not who'll ly abandoned the theory that the lit tie girl was attacked and then killed by some man. The record of Nicola Mircovich, who was arrested on com plaint of children living near the Men ninger home, that he tried to entice them to follow him, is being investi- gated.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-04
SIGN ARTICLES
 FOR BIG FIGHT Jeff and Johnson Get To
 gether. UTAH WANTS THE MILL Rickard Says Clash May Come Of | There After All. Fighters win Begin Training Three Months Before July And win | Go 4s Rounds For The Heavy | weight Title--sf0,OOo is | Posted.

New York, Dec 3-The battle be- tween James Jeffries and Jack John son may yet be held in Salt Lake City. Just before the two fighters sat down to sign up final articles for the con test in Hoboken today, Tex" Rickard, the successful bidder for the cham pionship fight, was handed two tele- grams which he said came from prominent citizens of Salt, Lake City.
 Rickard announced to the fighters that the messages requested him to disregard the quoted statesments Of the Governor of Utah and the district attorney of Salt Lake City that they would not permit a fight in that state. \ cannot give the names Of the men who sent me the telegrans. said Rickard, but am assured that the fight can be held In Utah and if that Is the case I think the Jeffries- Johnson contest will be held in Salt Lake City"
 Rickard told the fighters that many we'll known business men in Salt Lake City had guaranteed to him that no financial loss would be sustained by having the contest held In their city.
 Both Jeffries and Johnson were as- sisted by counsel in the drawing up of the initial articles.
 The fighters agreed to go into train ing not less than ninety days before the fight and not to engage in any fights between now and the time of the battle. The fighters deposited S1O0O0 to bind the match.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-04
Svrian n CitIren

Atlanta. Dec. 3.-By the decision of Judge W. T. Newman. of the United States District Court, today. Costa George Najour. a Syrian by birth. is declared eligible to the privileges of citizenship in the United States. A strong fight has been made against the granting of naturalization papers to Najour on the ground that he Is Mon golian. It Is probable the case will be taken to the United states court of ap- peals
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-04
CELEBRATE PERRY's VICTORY.
May Observe Centennial Wdth an
 ExnoRftfOn.

Toledo, O.. Dec. 3-Commissioners of i've States which have agreed to celebrate In 1913 the centennial of Perry's victory at Putin Bay. today outlined the program. It includes restoration Of the American and Brit ish fleets, a sham battle followed by triumphal voyage. general historic and educational exhibition and the construction of a permanent national memorial in the form of an ornamental structure which may be used as a light house, life saving and wireless sttation. weather bureau and fisheries exhibit The date was definitely fixed from July to September 13.
 The States participating were Ohio, Michigan. Illinois, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-04
May Open yvyominx Lands

Washington, Dec. 3.--Secretary Bal finger today designated 14o.soo acrer of land ins Wyoming as subject to dis. position under the enlarged homestead laws. The localities affected are not considered susceptible of successful Ire rigation at . reasonable cost. Inciud- ing those announced today, l2,2s6.0s0 acres of land In Wyoming have been designated as subject to disposition u1l- der the homestead law.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-04
strtkis~ women en March.

New York, Dec. 3.--Twenty- hun dred of the striking women shirt-waist operators marched through the East Side today to the city hall. whert they presented a plan to Mayor Mcclellan demanding among other things that you put an immediate stop to the in. suits and intimidatfons and to the abuses to which the police have sub- jected us while we havt been picket ing. which is our lawful right"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-04
Live. win broken Neck.

Norwaik. O.. Dec. 3.--considering his age. the recovery of George Mercy. aged sl years. from q broken neck, is regarded by physicians as one of the most remarkable incidents of surgical history. Since breaking his neck a month ago Mercy has been kept in 9 reclining position with his head held rigid. His physicians announced today that the vertebrae are practically mended.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-04
Permit poek. 10 pe Inspected.

Toledo, O., Dec. 3.-Attorneys Tor the Toledo Home Telephone Company today withdrew their petition in error from the Circuit Court and agreed to the entry of the injunction issued by conn mon pleas Judge Manton. permitting Herman c. Stifel to examine the books of the company. Attorney T. H. Ira cy. for the company. declined to ex- plain the action. Stifel's attorney said the inspection will begin Monday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-04
BaIloo. wltnstands shrapnel.

New York. Dec. 3.--A big army ball. loon at the United States army proving grounds. near Fort Hancock. with stood for several hours today a shower of bursting shrapnei fired at 1t from the fort. onicers declined to discuss the test. but spectators with glasses were able to see that the gas bag was not damaged. Several days ago bal loon was hit by cannon shots from Fort Hancock and was seen to collapse and fall.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-04
Match of GrnnpIers.

New Orleans. Dec. 3.-Charles Hacken- schmidt of Iowa. and Professor Otto Schoen- field of New Orleans have been matched for handicap wrestling match on Sunday. December at the Dauphine Theatre here.
 Hackenschmidt challenged Schoenfeld. agreeing to throw him twice within an hour.
 Schoenfeld is a slight favorite in the bet
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-04

An area of low pressure, or disturbance, central over Mexico, together with an area of high pressure, or cold wave, moving in from the British Northwest. are causing snow throughout the Missouri valley, and in the northern and middle Rocky Mountain regions. Under the Influence of the north western high" temperatures have fallen to slightly below zero in northern Montana. and to below freezing point in northern New Mexico. East of the Mississippi river pres sure is slightly below the normal and practi- eally uniform Considerable cloudiness pre- walls in the east Gulf and Atlantic states. and in the lake regions. Showers have been quite general in the south Atlantic and east Gulf states within the last 24 hours. The weather in this section will be partly cloudy and unsettled tonight and saturday. It will turn colder Saturday night or Sunday. LOCAL OFFICE U. sl WEATHER BUREAU.
 -
 Twenay-TwO Southern Stations and Thear
 TempeEatures.
 Dee. 6. 1909.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-04
YnndarhIIt Rig Winner,

New York Dec. 3.-W. K. vanderbilt hat a prosperous season on the French turi ers with a total of s2S0. 900, according tt computations made by followers of the spori here Baron M. De Rothschild Is second Verdun ia on top with $130.00o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-04
Marnate. ta Maat

New Orleans Dec 3.-President Merrill, of the Cotton States League has called a meet ing of the league for Decembre II at the St. Charles Hotel in this city. Considerable importance attaches to this meeting as 1t will definitely decide whether the reorgan- lzation of the clubs for the 1910 season Is to be carried out Representatives from eight or ten towns wanting franchises will he present.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-04
School Game . Tie .

The third and fourth teams of the Boys High School played close game Friday afternoon on the grounds at the end of Perry Street. The score result ed in tie of to 0. The game was clean and the boys put up some very good sport.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-04
Wants Bridewroom Arrented.

Los Angeles. Cal, Dec. 3---After an- nouncements for her wedding on De- cember 2. to Arthur Gordon, had been published, Mrs. May Emler. a young widow, swore to a warrant yesterday charging her hance with embezzle- ment. She alleged that Gordon had decamped with money she lent him. Gordon came to Los Angeles from De- troit and had the appearance of being a man of wealth,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-04
Carr,vnI Man r,aas Life,

Columbus, Ca, Dee. 3.--J. NJ. Brown connected with a carnival company showing in this section, and said to ha the son of a wealthy Cleveland, O., real estate dealer. committed suicide hers last night by swallowing earbolic acid. No motive Is known for the deed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-04
rnken FueI to CruIsera.

Washington, Dec. 3.-The collier Leonidas which has been at Charles ton, S. C.. for several days' was to- day ordered to Port Limon. Costa Ri- ca She will take a supply of fuel to the cruisers Des Moines and Tacoma and the Eunboat Marietta.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-04
French Attack Arsbia.s.

Paris. Dec. 3.--Advices received to- day by the minister of colonies state that a detachmtnt of French troops attacked and routed an Arabian band near Bilma. French West Africa. The Arabs lost fourteen killed and the French, five killed and eight wound ed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-04
Boxing ct New Orleans.

New orleans, Dec. 3.--Jimmy Clabby of Milwaukee and Jack Robinson. of Chicago, welterweights, are scheduled to fight ten rounds here tomorrow night before the Royal Athietic Club. Bills Moorehead and 'Adolphels ofa faFranqe, wills meet Ap an eight round se1fie- fifiaz3 GFW s4'As
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-04
Marion Tennis Team wins,

Marion. Dec. 3.-(Special.) )-The Ma rion Institute tennis team won sig nal victory over Auburn today by de- teating the visitors in straight sets 6-a and 6-3. In singles Major won 6-3 and 6-3 from Walden who had played a brilliant game in the doubles.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-04
Entries for Futurity.

New York, Dec. s.-The futurity entries for 1911, which were closed by the Coney Island Jockey Club November 15. show 3SS nominations of which only five are void. For the Futurity of 1910 there remain about 200 sligibies and for the Lawrence Realization, which closed at the same time as the 1s11
 Futurity, 1855 nominations were received and there are only two void This big three year old fixture has another closing Novemper 10 of next year and with such DIE weanllng entry it is sure to close finally with par ticularly good list.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-04
Local .Men Confident.

Salt Lake. Utah. Dec 2--LocaI men interested in securing the yeffries- Johnson fight for Salt Lake City are very confident that they can meet all the requirements of the successful bidders from financial point of view. and can also give assurance that there will be no interference from the state and city authorities.
 Governor Spry has made no public statement beyond saying that he would look up the law. The law or Utah covering prize fights and boxing contests is practically the same as the California law.
 "Tex" Rickard is expected here in a few days and on his arrival a meet ing will be held for the purpose of reaching a definite conclusion and ar ranging details.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-04
f9nIe sn fsrrnt BriaaIn.

London, Dec. 3.--A severe gale pre- vailed throughout Great Britain early today. Considerable damage was wrought, particularly in the coast towns. Small shipping also suffereds but no loss of life has been reported
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-04
Artielea signed.

New York. Dec. 3-The final articles for the heavyweight championship fight between Jeffries and Johnson were signed this afternoon. They will. fight forty-five rounds or more in either Utah or California before "Tex" Richards Club on July {.
 The referee will be selected sixty days before the contest.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-04
Football Abolished.

Selins Grove, Pa. Dec. S:--The ath- Ietic association of Susquehanna Uni versity today voted to abolish foot ball at that institution.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-04
Residence. are Sold

Two Of the most.beautifuI residences in the western part of Selma are re- ported today to have changed hands yesterday. The records for the trans fer of the property have not yet been filed for record in the office of the Pro- bate Judge of Dallas County and the considerations are not known. The residences reported to have changed hands are those of Mir. L.. M. Hooper on Dallas Street and of J. B. Ellis. at Lapsley and Parkman Streets. Mir. Hooper is reported to have purchased the Ellis home. while the Hooper resi- dence Is said to have been sold to M. J. Meyer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-04
BID or saoo, GOO.
'omoters are Turned

But Australian Promoters are Turned
 sydney, N. s. W, Dec. 3.-Hugh Mcintosh today cabled his representative at New York fries-Johnson fight. Mcintosh says that he has made deposit with New York paper.
 New York. Dec. 3.--Bids for the Jeffries- Johnson fight closed December 1, and the award to Tex" Rickard and Jack Gleason was made yesterdayi The news of the award was sent promptly to Australia, but the cable does not indicate whether it had reached Mcintosh. The latter had made earlier bids for the contest, but they were rejected. by the principalss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-04

Berlin. Dec. 3.-The organization of the Relchstag was completed today by the election of Prince Ernst Von
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-04
fME WEATHKR.

Q. 2. DepaFtn,eas ef Agricuitare, Wenthss BaFsaus L9cs5 Observation fCsHtPal
 Tfue.l
 Montgomery, Dec. 3, 1909.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-04
social and Per.enaI.

Social and Personal. MT. Robert Nicholson, of Chicago is here visiting his mother. Mrs. Rebec- ca Nicholson.
 Miss. Bessie Keith returned home last night from Montgomery.
 Mir. A. B. Hall. of Benton. is spend- ing today here. Miss EstelIe Powe. of Richmond, Ala. Is the guest of Mrs. Ernest La- mar
 Miss Koch. of Denver. Colo. Is the guest of Rabbi and Mrs. Jacob Kap- Ian. She will visit friends in Florida before returning home.
 Miss Janette Liepold. who has been visiting friends in Montgomery, Is ex- pected home tomorrow night.
 Miss Leila Lamar is visiting Miss Bessie Niles of Montgomery.
 Mir. D. Wills. of Central Mills. Is spending today here on business
 MT. J. w Creagh spent yesterday ip Montgomery on business.
 The Newlyweds did not meet this af ternoon with Mrs. Leon Siegle on ac- count of the death Of Mrs. Lilienthal
 Mir. and Mrs. Myer Gerson. Jr.. of Montgomery were called here by the death of the latter's grandmother, Mrs Kate I.ilienthal.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-04

Colombian Minister Arrives.
 New York Dec. 3.-Franciseo Depau- Ia Borda, the new Colombian Minister
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-04
PARSONS STARTS HOME
DISTRICT ATTORNEY SATISFIED
 WITH OUTLOOK.
Young Alabama Man Hopes to Hold Office--He is T1ckied Over
 Result of FsIect.on ia

1V0m& hAaW8nA8 HH6a AA0Rt8 " AhVhu
 Office--He is T1ckied Over
 Result of sIect.on in
 State.
 Washington. D. C..tDec. 3--(Speciaf) -Erastus J. Parsons, who has been here since Monday looking into lis chances for re-appointment as United States Attorney for the Middle Ala bama District. left for Montgomery tonight.
 To several of his friends he is said to have expressed the opinion that he would be able to hold the position. although he realizes that other people are, doing their utmost to prize him out of the place and have another man take hold at the expiration of the term in February.
 It is probable that no action will be taken in the case until about the mid dle of January. as President Taft has many pressing appointments to con slider where terms of officials have actually expired. the Birmingham postmastership being a notable in- stance.
 One of the local papers published a brief interview today with District Attorney Parsons. in which in com menting on the recent contest in Ala bama he said 1t looked to him as if dofeFHOF SoufcT anu HIS iViioWcfS ihu received such a defeat that in the next campaign new men would come to the front in the state.
 He also said that while he had no personal knowledge of the effect of the drastic prohibition law in effect since January he had been informed that since then illicit iistilling cases tried in the courts had increased 30 per cent. That indicated to him that larger amount of "moonshine" was being consumed than ever before. Tn his published utterances Mir. Par sons appeared to be tickled that both factions of the Democratic party, as publicans, and flor once at~1east the lskter felt assAf ssaeixzeranchise meant something"
 Alabama Women Take Part. The Festival of St. Roses under the auspices of the most prominent Catho- lie families of Washington opened this afternoon, many distinguished people taking part in the affair, in- cluding church dignltaries. public off, ficials and the wives apd daughters of well known people.
 Among the dozen or more women in charge of one of the most attrac- tive booths, were Mrs. Hannis Taylor, Mrs Knox Taylor and Miss Taylor. of Alabama.
 It is great society event and will continue until tomorrow night.
 Senator Johnston will arrive tomor- row. Senator Bankhead is not expect ed at his hotel until Monday morning.
 Alfred J. Stofer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-04
RIVER RULLETTN.
EFaliing,
RIyER FOREuAsr.
WEATMEM ,a CONDITIoNs.

The Coosa and the Alabama will remain nearly stationary during the next 36 hours.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-04
No,r OrrnnIued.

r-Indicates trace of precipitation;
 P. H. SMYTH,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-04

News of Talladega. Talladega, Dec. s.-(Special.) 1.-The
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-04

Jwind Rain State of weasnas rtne cTemp.l lpr. hr In & anG direetios hoothsi of Nind. : p:%: S.%. ss 2 .SS .SS cSssErsE cisaay1S.w. Sunrise 6;30 am; Sunset 4:40 pm. Maximum temperature for day, 50 deg. Minimum temperature for day, 54 deg. Average temperature for day, 5s deg Normal temperature for day, 5I deg. Accumul. excess since Jan. 1, 39S deg. Av relative humid. for day. 100 per ct. Total rainfall since Jan, 1. 5S.34 Inches.
 AIHER BULLETIN.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-04
An Enjoyable Evening.

After the play last evening the members of the Climax Company and some Selma friends were informally entetained by MT. Louie Merkle at the home of MT. and Mrs. Otto Erhart on the Highlands.
 The Selmians included Mir. and Mrs. Erhart, Mir. and Mrs. !. c. Converse, Mir. and Mrs. W. T. Atkins. Jr., Dr. and Mrs. F. G. DuBose, Mrs. l.. K. Mcvoy, Mrs. Patterson, Miss Barber and the host.
 During the evening musical se- lections and delicious refreshments were enjoyed
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-26
REPORT is DENIED.

Chicago. oct. 2a-Joln : Miller
chief counsel for John Il. Walsh do
ciarcd today that no meeting Y.s he
ing held here looking To In. transfer
OF the Walsh railroads properties to
other hands.
1t VAS reported last night that Chi
Gag" bankers holding Mr. Walsh's
notes for s1,000.o00 would confer here
to-day with. Eugene Zimmerman Of
cincinnati. tn complete ths. deal for
the taking over the roads by Zim-
norman The report was denied in
Cincinnati, also by business assa-
ctat" of Mr., Zimmerman.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-26
GENERAL slAckSMITHING.
ARCHITECT.
MONEY TO LOAN.

HEADot tARTHRS FOR LOANING
and borrowing money secured hv
mortgage on farms. ranches and city
property. Z. F. Ellis X Co. the
real estate bargain counter" Helena.
Mont. Correspondence solicited.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-26
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-3-RnoM uoT.SE IN
puirc 3li Madison.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-26

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