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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-26
Capitalisfs Continue To ShoU
Confidence III Southern Resources

Royal Mining Company Front Royal.
Va. incorporated with ezo.eoo capital
by Phflsdelphia pa rites: National Man
ufActuring Company. Lynehburg. Va.
Incorporated with $4,000 capital TO
manufacture furniture: Atlantic States
warehouse Company. Augusta, Ca. to
expend $4,000 for cotton compress
and additional warehouse compart-
msnts for $4,000 bales Of cotton: Vir-
gina Bridge and Iron Company. Roam
oke, Va. begun construction Of At
ianta branch plant for monthly OUT
put Of 500 tons Of bridge and struc-
turaI stsei: MARYLAND Steel Company,
sparrows Point. Nd. planning con-
struction OF open hearth steel plant:
Leavitt Land and Lumber Company,
Dermott. Ark, TO expend 100000 for
saw mill with capacity Of 10000 feet
daily: Pittsburg Gas and Coal Com
with 100000 capital: Gulf Lumber
Company. Fullerton, La. contracted for
mill building OF steel and concrete. to
be equipped for daily output OF 100000
feet and cost s1e5. 900: walker County
Hosiery Mills. Lafayette. Ca, awarded
contract for sighty-nve additional knit
ting machines; Bewiey- Dsrst Coal Com
papy. Bionntsyiiis. Tenn. incorporated
with s12s.o0o capital: Bay Lumber
Company. New Orleans, La. to expend
staB.ooo Cor saw min Of 100000 feet
capacity daily. In Jefferson County.
Miss.. where company has purchased
$4,000 acres of timber land: Hayward
Lumber Company. Nacogdoches, Texas.
to rebuild burned plant. expanding
tss.0oe for a new mill with daily out
put OF 100000 feet; Imperial Company,
Norfolk. Va. TO expend. $4,000 for re-
building burned fertilizer plant: sher-
man Brady, Houston. Texas. contracted
for plant with daily output OF 10000
bricks: Maybank q Co., Charleston. 8.
C., to build cotton compress land ware
housed with capacity OF 1900 bales
Charieston. w. Va. Incorporated with
100000 capital. and Mansemond Ma
chine Company, suffoik. Va, incorpor-
ated with $4,000 capital.
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BENnEIT 10 soHAEFnR.
TO Raise Funds FOR @tsFmna Ole MAJ
sf RffEsardm.0

OF BffttARG@."
Chicago, April 25.-The prominent
billiard players OF this country will
unite tomorrow night In rendering q
monster benent to Jake Schaefer. ''the
grand old man of billiards"
schaefer 10 III In Colorado, and 1t IL
thought ne will never recover.
Instead of having . single benefit In
New York or Chicago. the billiardists
nf the United States have arranged
Simultaneous entertainments 10 be Civ
An in every city OF size in the country.
Many prominent In all lines OF sport
will unite in showing their apprecia-
ton OF the veteran. In some cities
where It has been found Improbable
ar Impossible to stage exhibitions, the
room keepers have volunteered to turn
over tomorrow nights receipts to the
Schaefef fund Eleven rooms IN this
city will have exhibitions on tomorrow
Rube waddeil Of the ST. Louis
Americans. will meet Nick Aitrock, Of
the chicago Americans. in pool game.
while Bobby wallace. of the St. Louis
Americans will clahs with "Jisgs'
Donahue.
II is expected several thousand dol
lars will be added TO the fund from
Chicago. as many souvenir tickets at
50 each have been sold here.
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FINANCIAL REVIEW

New York. April 25.--The deyeiop-
ments In the outlook tor AFFAIRS last
, week were resarded as distinctly ia
Voraple from financial standpoint.
Ine emect was to stimulate renewed
demand for securities sufficient to OUT
weigh the disadvantages In the tech
nlcai position In the stock market and
20 turn the price movement upward
again. The Disadvantages in the tech
nlcal position lay in the extent to which
the rise In prices had been carried. the
large increase In the long account and
the disposition to close 1t out at the
pronts accrued. This disposition ope-
rated to cause a wavering of the price
movement during part OF the week,
Wnicn was read as an index of tfncer-
ress of Improvement in conditions. The
most potent factor in bringing specu-
iattye sentiment out Of this state Of
crop adyices and practical breaking
down Of the speculative corner in
wheat. The slump In wheat was so
clear q demonstration OF the previous
what the advance was based. lost their
power To convince.
The statement OF anxiety over the
agricultural prospect was OF decisive
innuenee in the shaping Of speculative
A more cheerful feeling In the great
basic metal trades was another fnfiu-
entail factor In shaping the financial
wow ENl0Cn1E multiplied OF klS GX-
pansion Of business In the iron and
steel trade. Chairman Gary Informed
the United States Steel stockholders
that their business hRd been restored
rate. The expansion In the demand has
not affected prices as yet and the bust
ness done at current rates must be at
corresponding reduction in profit That
ration was believed. Reports from the
copper trade also indicated a rate of
increase in the demand for refined
copper, including large export that
duction and put stop to the surplus
accumulation. Reports of the growth
of the general merchandise movement
and OF the increase of railroad traffic
coming reports of railroad earnings
showed gratifying compa risons with
the low earning power OF this period
last year. In the coal trade the fea-
turs was the further conferences for a
settlement OF the anthracite mining
wages and the growing confidence that
an agreement was in sight.
.. The money market gave gave evidence
was coming TO an end, Rates for call
loans were higher and the tone of the
time loan branch was hrmer in accord
ance with this system. Cash is still
but the outgo of gold has been on a
scale SUFFICIENT to keep the net gain
down. The loan account OF the banks
has continued TO expand with the usual
underwriting OF new railroad bond
Issues and this requirement has re.
duced the supply of funds available for
use on call In the stock market. The
bond market enjoyed a sudden revival
after a subsistence of activity early in
the week, which brought the volume Of
sales on Thursday. to par value Of
upwards OF s1o.ooo,0oo, a market sell
dom exceeded in breadth and activity
The march Of events in Turkey was
watched with placid indifference I'm all
the great securities markets and the
calmness with which that news was
received, had considerable ssntimen.
tai effect towards assurance.
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HUGH FRIcrION ExIsrs.
American Woman suffragints At LOn-
don Convention Disagree.

Anaerieam Woman SuMragansn AZ LOn-
don Comvention Disagree.
London, April 25.--There fs said TO
be considerable friction among the
American woman suffragists here who
are in attendance upon the sessions of
the international Suffrage Alliance
Convention.
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait and the
Rev Anna Shaw. IL Is reported. disap-
prove OF the action of some Of the
western delegates who rode in the
procession April II. which was formed
In honor of the release from Holloway
fall OF Mrs Pethik Lawrence. Among
those who participated In the process
sion. were Mrs. LArina Baker. OF spo.
kane, WASH, and the three Misses
Langley. of Seattle.
The Rev. Anna Shaw addressed a
large meeting Of men ct whitenelds
Tabernacle tonight in advocacy OF wo.
man suffrage. Mrs. Gait gave a recep-
tion in honor OF the delegates this
afternoon and in the evening they
were entertained by Beatrice Har-
raden, the novelist.
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NOT JIM sf'CAEN.
j. G. sfaybray Answers Charses Of o..
Y.oufa Woman.

L0ufa woman.
Des Moines. Iowa. April ST. am
not Jim Mccain. I've been accused OF
about everything since my arrest, but
I will say that Mrs. Lillian Gates, who
accuses me. Is mistaken"
This was J.. g Maybray's answer to-
night to charges of tho St. Louis wo-
man that Maybray Was the supposedly
murdered st. Louis horseman.
Calling his wife to his cell. Msybray
told the story Of HIS life. ST was born
in Mississippi. ! was cattle punch
err on the plains OF Wyoming with
Mayor Dahiman.. OF omaha. during the
early SOS till 80. going TO Chadron.
Neb., where became a horseman In
1891 I went to Galveston. ana to KAN
sas city in 1895. and learned the print
ers trade From 1898 to 1901. ran q
rooming house in Omaha Then went
to Kansas City. which 10 my home now.
At the time OF McCann's murder In
June. 1903. was In Kansas City. That
July went to Denver ana was III
there six weeks. In 1884 went to
Tacoma and then back to Kansas City
In 1904 I was married to my present
wife at Excelsior Springs. Mo. I never
knew Mccain and I never saw him."
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baltimore. April 2s.--(cpsciai. -
Among the numerous announcements
received during the week BY The Man
ufacturers' Record. relative to the orr
gauiEation OF entsrprisss and the en-
larxemsnt Of ssfabiished plants In the
South, wsre facts Indicating tbs char
acter and extent Of plans for develop
rnents In various avenues Of Industrial
activity.
Capitalists and manufacturers. not
only In the South but In other sec
tions also. continue 10 show thsir con-
hdence in Southern resources BY ar.
ranging for the development OF min
eral and timber lands. the construction
Of saw and planning mills. the srsc.
tablishment Of foundry ana machine
plants. the erection Of cotton mills, and
the construction Of bank AID once
buildings. hotels, railway stations,
warehouses. theatres and other classes
Of buildings. Municipal ofaeiais con-
tinue to plan the construction OF wa
ter works. sewer systems. municipal
buildings etc. Ths following may be
mentioned e. among the most import
Perkins Hosiery Mills, Columbus,
Ga. to build an addition Of 1000 spin
dies. driven by electricity, Tor manu-
facing white and cciored yarns: Eu-
reka Cotton Mills. Chester. g. c.. to
build an addition Of 10000 spindies
and $50 looms, driven bv eiectrfcity;
Greenwood Cotton Mill. Greenwood. 3.
c.. installing 5000 soindies additional;
Priscilla Mills. Meridian. Miss. incor-
porated with $4,000 capital and con-
tracted for plant Of 100 shifting ma.
chimes. driven by electricity: American
Cyanamid Company. New York. to
build $4,000 suiphats Of lime plant at
Baltimore: standard Oil Company Of
Louisiana. incorporated with 5000 900
capital. TO build refinery with pipe
Swami, BriatoI. va..-Tenn. planning
construction Of 5000 horsepower wa
ter power electric plant; jamestown
Portland Cement Co, Richmond. Va,
incorporated with 100000 capital;
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Paw Paw. Mich. !.


Another Operation Avoided.
Chicago, I'LL want women to
know what Eat wonderful medicine,
Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound has done for me. Two of the
best doctors in Chicago said / would
die il I did not have an operation, and
never thought Of seeing well day
again. Ihads small tumor and female
troubles so that suffered day and
night. A friend recommended Lydia
e. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound,
and IL made me q well woman. - Mrs.
ALvENA SPERLING. II Langdon St,
Chicago, Ill.
Lydia Il. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, made from roots and herbs,
has proved TO be the most successful
remedy for curing the worst forms Of
female ills, including displacements.
Inflammation, fibroid tumors, irrsgu-
larities, periodic pains. backache, bear
ing-down feeling, fatulency, indiges-
fon, and nervous prostration. Itcosts
suit a trife to try it, and the result
has been worth millions to many
suffering women.
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REVIVAL sERvIcEs CLOSE.

bsptist NJ Dexter Avenue Baptist
Church Ton1Ght.
The revival at the colored Baptist
church on Dexter Avenue partly came
to a close last night with bsptismai
service. On account OF the rain and
mud. the services were not largely at
tended. but more than 800 was coll
lected and nearly atty persons were
baptized last night.
A large number win be baptized to-
night. and DR. Phillips. the evangelist.
agreed to stop over and preach at the
service on the subject. ~Grieving the
Holy Spirit"
The revival is said TO have been q
great success. and many accessions
have been made to the church.
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FIRE In KANSAS CITY
Al Early Heuf This Morning sparks
Are Defng Drtven Three Blocks
More Bniidings VIII

Kansas City, Mo-. April 2s.-Fire
broke out At O'clock this morning In
the Ridge Building. seven story
structure in the heart OF the downtown
business district The building was
apparently doomed at AIS. The Ma
tionai Bank of Commerce and other
large once buildings Immediately adj
Joining. were threatened as the fire was
famed by stiff wind.
A. AIS the fire spread to Main street.
The sparks at this time were being
driven three blocks and the burning
Of more buildings. was regarded as
certain.
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The AFFAIR Occurred Saturday IN
Remste Aiabams hGtnfng csmp
Out u Touch with 0utside
World.

Birmingham. April 2S.--News has
Just reached Birmingham OF the muir.
der OF John Eady, highly respected
young man at SAME. in st. Clair coun-
ty. BY two Italian highwaynsn
The affair occurred Saturday but the
location IL q remote mining camp out
OF touch with the outside world. Eady
was ordered to hold up his hands. but
Instead fred on both his sssatlants,
Both Of them were badly wounded,
but both fred at their victim. tnfictin&
mortal wounds. The two Italians were
later captured and are now In jail.
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AGED MAN SUICIDES.
G. Graham Kills Himself Following q
AhROtin& ARRAY.

Bentonville. Ark. April 25--After he
had fred on r.. Miller, the bullet pass
ing through the mans coat but infiict-
ing no injury. e. Graham, rs years old.
shot and killed himself at his home
near hero TODAY.
AS to the difference between Miller
and Graham nothing is known. 1t was
while IN the custody of officers. under
arrest. that Graham grabbed a rife and
ended his life.
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.sGrandma,, rlnneI, n..a

Morgantown. w. Va, April 25.-
Grandma Lucinda Ftnnell died today
ct her home here. aged los years. In q
fall some time ago she was severely
injured and since that time has grad
nandoah County. Virginia. Her mem
Org was almost perfect till the time of
her death.
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SEES FELLOW PLAYERS.
Hal Chase Reaches New York and
nafx~~ n~S@S axn

Hal Chase Reaches New York and Re-
cefves Ovation.
New York, April 25--Hai Chase, first
baseman on the New York Americans,
who has been laid up with varioloid in
Augusta for the last three weeks,
reached New York today and called to-
night on HIS fellow players. from
whom he received a great reception.
Chase is anxious to play now. but
Manager Stallfngs viii not allow him
to until Monday. May 3, which is to be
.'Hal Chase Day &C the local American
League park,
Chase bears no smallpox marks on
MS race and says he never felt better
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Fifty or More Trishmen anA Italians
Come Together.

RAA@S vi A0EG aEts8AAEM 49, As&AAan8
Come Together.
New York. April 25.--Fifty or more
Irishmen and Italians came together
In race riot at Tenth Avenue and
Thirty-second Street tonight. and or
der was not restored antil au Italian
saloon and an italian grocery store
had been wrecked. thirty CONTESTANTS
dubbed BY the police and eighteen ar
rests made
The lighting lasted forty-hve MIN
utss. The trouble Is said to have
argument between two Irlshmen and
three Italians. A ist fight followed and
the .commotfon brought dozen Ital-
fans TO their countrymen's assistance.
The two freshmen retreated, into the
street, where they were reinforced by
score Of their eountrymn from ada
cent tenefnents. and the riots followed.
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COUNTERPART MONEY SEIZED.


New York, April 25-Thousands Of
dollars in counterfeit currency, both
of the United States and Italy, were
seized by police and secret service
agents at New Rochelle today in q
house formerly occupied by three al
legged counterfeiters. who, with a wo-
man. were arrested on SATURDAY.. with
the spurious money, a complete cur
reney counterfeiting outfit was discov-
cred.
The United States counterfeits were
all IS silver certificates, bearing the
Indian head, totalling about $4,000.
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Kansas City. Mo-. April ss--Mrs
Henry C. Timmonds, wife of Senator
william H, warmers law partner. was
killed today in a runaway accident Mr..
Timmonds suffered fractured leg.
Their team took fright at speeding
automobile and dashed the carriage In
to a telephone pole.
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aanantionnI restimonx.

St Petersburg. April 26.-Sensation-
al testimony brought out IN the course
of trial In Finland tended to incrim-
mate Dr. Dubrovin, former head OF the
League of Russian people. as the In
stigator OF the murder OF Prof. Mika-
hily Hertzenstein, a member of the du-
ma. who was assAssfnated in August.
1906. The court ordered the arrest Of
DR.. Dubrovin
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stewart,s Body cr~mnted.

Washington. April 25.-The body OF
William M. Stewart. former United
States Senator from Nevada. who died
here Friday. was cremated here today.
in accordance with His known wish
The ashes will be taken to Bull Frog,
Nevada, for interment.
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Jumped 0verboarl.
Plymouth. April 25--The Hon. Rom
aid Edward M. Ramsay. brother of the
Earl OF Dalhousie. who was passen-
ger on. the Hamburg American steamer
Cleveland from New York, was missing
when the vessel arrived here today.
The Cleveland left New York ON
April II and Mr.. Ramsay disappeared
last night. 1t Is supposed he fell or
Jumped overheard A letter written by
him was found In the cabin but the
oficers OF the ship refuse to divuige it's
contents.
The Hon Ronald Ramsay was born
III 1885. sse was the son OF the Thir-
teenth Earl OF Dalhousie- He was q
lieutenant In the Scots Guards.
Ramsay " letter, the contents OF
which were given out later. was ad-
dressed MY Dear Uncle Charlie" and
continued:
"Am feeling rather queer, but must
write and say goodbye to you. You
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Warren. Mass. April 25-Mrs. Flor
ence Mathewson OF Springfield was
killed tonight. when an automobile in
which she and her husband and two
friends were riding crashed into a
stone pile. None Of the others was tn
iured.
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locked after as ~ boys 90 well and
wanted to be a credit to you 20 much.
Hut ] have not been able to get the
bad thoughts out OF my head lately.
! Wish ! could have been more Of .
companion to ven up ct Saskatchewan.
Well. 20 long; don't grfeve very much
for me. as ] am sure shall be all
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Meran. Tyrol Austria, April as
Henreich conred. the former director
OF the Metropolitan Opera House In
New York. has been unconscious for
the past four days and there Is little
expectation of his recovery.
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FOR RENT-REsIDENcEs.

FOR RENT-Saven room modern home. All
convenienees. Large lot, growing garden;
s2S per month, until october LIST. Phone
1856. -lS-tf
FOR RENT--Four room cottage, near the
capitol Fine elevation. Close to school
ao3d nelEhboThood. Sanitary. Price tiI.00
Apply to Jones, Ray & Pierce. -lt-St
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DOCTOR
ADVISED
OPERATION.
CuredbyLy E .Pinkhams
Vegetable Compound

bly, from female ills,
including infiam-
nation and conges-
ton, for several
years. Ny doctor
said there was no
hope for me but an
operation. / began
taking Lydia e.
Pinkham's Yegeta-
BILE Compound, and
j can now say ] am
o well woman. =
EMMA DRAPER.
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Big Rapids, Mich, April 25-Rev. e.
sran Church here. dropped dead today
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DRIVEN TO SUICIDE.
Father Could Not Provide For FIJI
Fourteen ChiIdren.

Dee Moines, Ia. Aprll 25-Peter NJ
Miller, father OF fourteen children,
committed suicide today by swallow
ing carbolic acid. He told his wife
that he could no longer take care of
SO large a family. The widow is dssti-
TUE.
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FoR RENT-oFFICEs.

s,coT~ arey psahIon shan M Westcass
FiFst Natioha1 Bank Building. Phone s9s.
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FOR RENT-RooMs.

FOB RENT-Two or three rooms for light
housekeeping. partly furnished IL desired all
modern conveniences and use Of telephone
Apply i2s "B" Holeombe ST., or phone sos2.
TWO rooms furnished for light housekeep-
ing, all modern eonveniences. also one large
front room, suitable for two or more gem
tiemen, very cheap. allh Dexter. Phone
FOR RENT-Choiee corner room. second
floor elegant location. near In. highest ref
srences exchanged. Every modern eonven-
ienee. elegant bath, electricity. Address
sylvester, care Advertiser.
-fr-sat-mo-t u- wed
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WE have an entire floor for the packing
on same until Oct. list. wolff Fur. CO
-t2-tf
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RUBBER HOSE.

You VIII find most exceiient grade ara
ntrictiy guaranteed hose here. Tba new
goods have afriysa ans asmsmeSE xeu take
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WiGCELLANEOUs.

~--~-----~~~~~--~~
Us take>care OF your sufplas
stock. Anything that you have no space for.
Prompt attention, reasonable ehaFaee
Phone cas-. Alabama Storage aud leo Co.
-ss.Rss
eTONA6E-New concrete building Special
IN built for ali kinds OF storage. hutk 9knr~
age a. reasonable ratess private rpotnm faf
- --1Ssff
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MULTI0RAPH LETTRRa.

etc., ~ faesiniis % peFfess
dons; naMes sna addse9ees q !
s .ssss as S l. passss ypswrises ~
FiFss National Bank Hids. ssse&
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while administering the rite of bap-
tism to child. at the close OF regu-
lar services.