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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27
FORM SUICIDE CLUB
DIsHEARTENED FACTORY ERx
PLOYES TIRE OF LIFE.
Death Of Young Girl Leads to Hforbia
Discovery--gix other Women
and Five Mem ID
Society.

Cleveland, o., July .26.---A club CON-
posed Of disheartened factory employees
advocating suicide as the only means
within their reach Of attaining the
peace OF mind they crave and 10 ea-
cape the torrents Of their daily grind,
IL believed to exist here.
This fact was advanced today by the
parents OF Miss Rebecca Bosechek. 1s
years of age. who was found dead in
Gordon Park yesterday. Relatives be-
Iieve q companion Of Miss Bosecheis
will end her life within the next few
days, as the mother OF the second girl
says she overheard her daughter and
Miss Bosecheck planning TO kill them
selves.
According to those who know of the
habits Of Miss Bosechek, the club con-
sisted Of six girls. four young men
and q man and his wife. Most Of them
are. employed in cloak factories.
The girl Is known to have met with
the young people at meetings held at
various places. They are known to
have read morbid literature and dis
cussed death as the only relief for
their woes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27
TROOPS
BRING TROUBLE
Burlington Men IN Ugly
Mood.
TENTH CAVALRY MEE CONE
4tgor Confirms RAee Prejudice Of
~ Citizens.
.
speeiai Pres..sss.- 1~ks. 10 Prevent
osshrs.k 81 vsr.s.ter. Uper
ARRIVAL Or rssess Al Fort
Ethsa Allies.
TENTH CAVALRY MEN CONE

Burlington, VT. July zs.-- Especially
Although no actual request has been
made upon the authorities for separate
cars for the negro soldiers who are
expected st Fort Ethan Allen tamor-
row. nor has any other drawing Of the
color line been made. . major portion
OF the inhabitants OF this city are ex-
cited tonight and It ID conceded by the
police that the first sign OF disturb
ance by the co1ofed troops will mean
a war to the hitter end against them
by the vermonters.
Although the presence OF bitter
feeling has continually been denied
since the first alarm was raised. when
the 10th Cavalry was ordered here,
Mayor James u. Burke. IN letter to
an editor Of ehe negro newspaper In
Boston confirmsd the existenos Of
much race prejudice here.
The "Jim Crow car 10 being dis
cussed on the street corners here to-
night with much earnestness a. the
first curb to fall ON the colored cayal-
rymen I'm case they do not keep them
selves In the straight ana marrow
Many prominent vermonters are
trying to onset the existing feeling
against the black troops by repeated
denfais. but the actuar condition OF
AFFAIRS u known by the authorities,
and II ID believed that the mayor and
police would be In sympathy with the
4yini lCrow" movement even Il blood
shed resulted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27
TROUBLE IN PANAMA
UNITED STATES MAY HAVE TO IN.
y sTERvENE.
Mfnfsfer s9niers directed TO insist on
Proper settlement OF Cases
Amerimans Have bees
- nEfxfxeated

r washington, July 2e.--Apparenfly
all testimony showing improved as
saults and rough treatment Of Pana-
ma citizens including navai officers
which has been presented to the Govs
eminent officials with q View to the
punfshment of the Offenders, has besn
to no purpose.
Only the most unsati6 factory replies
have been received from the island.
The attitude Of the Government OF
the isthmian republic Ii inexpIicable
to the state Department ofiiciais. Mn
lister Herbert G. Equiers has been an
structed to urge insistently settlement
OF these casess
while the United states Government
has no idea as Tar as can be ieafned
OF Intervening in Panama with q view
to maintaining order. pet II 4eariy
has the right to do 10 should Panama
fatf to maintain public order In the
city of Panama and coion and In the
terrfsories and harbors adjacent there
10 This right f. given by Article
of the treaty Of 1908
me disposition or this Government Ii
IA give Panama every opportwnfty TO
prove itself equal to the task OF pro-
tecttnk life ana property within its
borders and intsrvention would be re-
sorted to only IS elast resort.
ON four diiferent occasions Ameri-
cans have suffered ut the hands Of
Pananamiang.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27
CASHIER TAKES Cash
NOAH n. MARKER WRECKS BANK
Nv INDIANA.
Sweeps Toxefher Aheut go, 600 Of The
First National st Tsptsn, Ienves
Nete 60 Brefher and aAs

Upton. IND, July 2es--Thc First Ma
tionai Bank. of this city one Of the
old financial institutions OF Norther
Indiana, IL closed ana its assista.
cashier, Noah r.. Marker has disap-
peared. taking with him between $50
600 and $4,000. which was all the cash
that was in the banks Vaults az the
cisse OF business last Saturday after
noon.
Marker, after sweeping together the
money, set the time lock on the safe.
so that IT. could not be opened until
. o'clock this morning and LETT the cry
on a traction car for indianapolis AZ
8 o'clock saturday evening. telling his
wife that he would spend Sunday with
his father In Indianapolis. Nothing
more has bean heard from him here.
Marker left note ON the desk o.
his brother, william Marker, casnieF
OF the bank. saying thes he had gons
forever. and thak he had tAkep Aen%
'6ugh money to pay his expenses. The
fact that ne had ernpied the cash boz
Of nearly 10000 was not known until
the time lock gave admittence 70 the
vault this morning. whether or mos
Marker had previously taken money
from the. banks funds and had covered
up the sdefalcations BY making false
entries in the books. cannot be known
untii the arrival Of National bank
examiner.
The directors of the bank decided 70
suspend the banks operations until
the examiner should have completed an
II do not know" said e. W. shirk.
president Of the bank "the condition
OF the banks funds. but do know
that we shall pay every cent OF In
debtedness."
william Marker said he felt sure
that his brother would return in .
few days.
HE has been worrying over Setting
bonds out of his hands until he IL
mentally ,ieranged." said Mr.. Marker.
Noah Marker was connected with
the bank nineteen years. He was the
unsuccessful republican candidate for
mayor Of the city four years ago. He
was an active church member.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27
ArssryH ~ NEW YORK.
WIN Pressed 10 new ststiea In ver-
nnenf To-day.

WIN Proceed 10 New ststien In Yer:
nent To-day.
New York, July 9s.--Back from twe
years. service In the Philippines ana
led BY Major General Leonard Weed.
commanding the Department Of tbs
East. the negro troopers OF the iEht-'
ing TENTH the cavalry regiment.
the historic charge UP San Juan Hill
drew busy broadway from it, cuss
tomnrx routine for o time today.
while they marched up that thorough
fare from the trnnaport Fitzpatrick -
the e9th Regiment armofy.
Crowds tired the es1rbs ntouk the
Ifo,its and ckesrea the dnsky feRufars.
as, headed by the citixensf committee
OF negroes. they marched proudly ~
che lively martial music Of their spien-
Z AT city nan Park Mayor Mcclellan
and other city officials reviewed them.
Then. resuming their march. they pro-
ceeded up town. Everywhere hearty
greeting was given the soldiers
ION their arrival at the armory they
were served with refreshments. and
there was eech-makfpG by Major
General Wood and others.
One trooper. although he had en-
dured the tropicai climate of the Phil
lppiGes, was overcome by the heat
President Mcfowan. OF the board of
aldermen. was one of the spectators at
the armory. He said:
you have done more to kill race
prejudice than all others. II the peo-
Pile Of Vermont don't treat you right,
come back here. The state OF New
York ana the United States demand
for you the respect of the community
and state In which you are station
ed
Tonight the men attended theat-
rical performance
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27

Gtves Reasons for DECLARING Martial
Law In narcelona. :
Madrid, July 2s.--The following -
the ofiicial explanation Of why martial
law was proclaimed today - Barcs-
Iona:
The workmen and Democratic or
ganixations In Catalonia province were
forbidden to hold meetings protesting
against the war In Morocco and this
morning at sabadelie. town ten miles
northwest OF Barcelona. o general
strike was declared. The workmen
made manifestat tons In the streets, cut
the telegraph wires and surrounded the
station, preventing train from Ieav-
ing for Barcelona The mounted civil
guard, after firing their revoivers In
the air. succeededtin clearing the star
obliged to return rs the track was torn
up outside the city.
Sim iitaneousiy . general strike be-
gan ct Barcelona.
In view OF the seditious character Of
the movement. q state Of siege was de-
elared and the movement will be en-
srgetically suppressed.
Hxoers fsensw E1whting.
Fighting between Spanish forces up-
DER General Marina and Moorish tribes
men was resumed outside Of Meliila at
. o'clock last night Generaa LAnares.
Mtnister OF War, announced In an In
teryiew today that the uzobltlERtion OF
Spanish troops wo1sd soon reach 5t.ep0.
bridxfng 0enerel Marina's elective
l-for3s up to 10000 men. but on account
af the extent Of territory on the Rim
coast TO be covered, the Minister con-
sidered III doabtfui whether that NUM-
Der would sufiics. Consequently the
formation OF new brigades will con-
tinue. General oregi.s division and the
Gibraltar brigade leave here today for
the RIM coast.
General binares declares that Gem
eral MariRa enjoys the full confidence
Of the government and will remain In
command and be given every maR ask
ed for.
The Madrid newspapers have been
notified thatshereafter they will not be
allowed to print special dispatches
from the seat of war until their accu-
racy has been confirmed by the gen.
erai etaff. Foreign Correspondents are
forbidden to telegraph any except ON
ciai news.
tends to suspend the constitutional
guarantees In Catalonia and other
provinces.
The original Spanish sarrison has
now been reinforced by the Catalonian
brigade OF $500 men and the Madrid
mixed brigade OF s,7oo men. The AM
daiusia brigade Of s.7o0 men ana the
orogos division Of 1000 are now on
their way to Morocco.
Condo De Allende SaiaSar, Minister
of Foreign Affairs, In q note to the
press today announced that the war In
Morocco Is limited 20 the protection Of
Spanish possessions and frontiers COW
cred by the treaty OF Tetuan, and 10 In
no sense directed against Morocco.
1t Is estimated that the number Of
MooSs killed In recent battles around
Meliiia Is 1900. Today commfssRry
detachment OF outposts was attacked
ana forced to return. Nine Spaniards
were wounded.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27
Governors Legislative
Program To Be Ignored

lar. Under the proposed amendny !
70 he endorsed by Mr.. WaiiAce, =
thusiastic fishern1en will be allowed
70 catch fish in navigable sfreams, BY
means Of hook nets.
No prediction was ventured last
night on the fate % the many pros
hibition laws. which would be backed
BY the Antt-sal6on League. : They
were discussed but little. Thcse who
expressed IN opinion seemed TO be-
lisve that most. " these asts would
The gavsi in both houses viii fall
today at noon. A numbsr Of the bills
will be 4ntroduceJ today Both h6usss
Will be ccmpietsly organised at the
first session. 81.
The tate 81 SENATOR charles ,. Teas
ley a. q Senator yet hangs In the bal
ance. He viii serve unchaiienged un-
tn Saturday night. After that . nice
legal point II to be settled. IT II said
that X he does not qualify ~ tax NJ.
seoeor Of Montgomory. to which once
he has been elected, Q Vacancy In that
offlce1 may be declared by the Cover
nor. It H. furthermore said that such
uctiona BY the Governor<is optional. AZ
any rate It - not vet known whether
Senator Teasley win be able to serve
out through the extra pension. -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27
MAYOR MARKBREIT
BELIEVED TO BE DYING

Cincinnati O.. July 2s.-Colonel Leo
pcld Markbreit. mayor OF Cincinnati.
soldier, journalist and diplomat. IL
near death tonight ana scant hope 90
held out that he will survive more than
q short time.
1t was stated thai the opinion Of
attending physicians is that the patient
will at least survive the night.
Col. Markbreit Is the editor OF the
Cincinnati Volk sblatt He was United
states minister to Bolivia from 1859 to
fa72
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27
Politics IN NEBRASKA.
Five state Conventions ON Hand TO
Efneolm.

Five State Conventions ON Hand for
Lfneoln.
Lincoln, Neb. July 26.--Ffve state
conventions OF as many political parties
are on the program for Lincoln to-
morrow. Interest. however, centers
chiefly In the meetings OF the repub-
licans and democrats.
The Nebraska election law provides
for direct primary nominations and the
work OF the conventions will be limited
to the adoption of platforms and sell
ections Of new state committees.
Chief interest In the republican
gathering IS the wording OF the resolu-
lions bearing on the taFif fight at
Washington. AS practically the entire
Nebraska delegation in congress 10
aligned on the progressive" side In
the struggle, the convention Is expect
ed to give approval TO their course and
unstinted endorsement Of the attitude
Of President Taft.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27

sneejsville. Tenn. July 2e--For tina
second time jury today made nis.'
trial in the case OF Riley. and Tiiimau
Mills charged with the murder. more
than a year ago. Of their stepmother.
Mrs. Mills was shot from ambush
while IN her bedroom preparing to re-
tire. The defendant brothers prompts
ly gave bond this afternoon for &1.-
61f each
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27
Want Claims setslsa.

NCaracas. Venezuela, July 26.--owing
to the delay In the settlement OF the
Critchfiela and Orionoco claims. the
government has finally sent the pro-
tocoi with the United States govern
mant to Congress for ats approval. II
is expected that considerable cpposi-
ton will develop on the part OF the
Castro adherents ana the enemies Of
President Gomez. in an attempt to make
political capital. The Caracas news
papers have expressed themselves endi-
torially as strongly opposes to the pro-
tocol, and this has caused the govern
ment embarrassment
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27
FOUR PERSONS HURT IN
BATTLE WITH STRIKERS

LAMA, Peru. July 26.--Four persons
were injured in q conflict ct the Cailao
station between the police and zoe
striking engineers, fremen and con-
ductors. Public opinion ia unanimous
~ In favor Of the strikers ana ensures
the attitude of the Peruvian corpora
ton In trying to introduce innovations
in Peru and condemning lite systems Of
wages. "A committee OF strikers has
prepared to call on President Leguia.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27
NJ BS STONE
l;DIAZ ORATORS
Two Americans Hurt IN
Riot.
POLICE FIRE On LAwIEss
Political Fight IN Mexico Ends
DisastrouslY.
Bsy RsDsrtel i<iiieS s.l SIX l6.u.tst
Ge.AarnAes a.a TIVE Foot P.iise-
re. Arae.s I.iSreA-En-
bsssy In iEaerance.
W. M. 49, .
|PoLlE FIRE On LAwLEss

Mexico City, July 2s.-over zoo ar
rests have been made. score or more
more or less seriously injured, includ-
Ing two Americans and two are re-
ported dead as . result OF political
riots In the City Of ousdalaja yester-
day afternoon and last night.
- A mob broke up meeting which
was being addressed by orators who
spoke In behalf OF the election Of Pres
ident Diax and vice-President Corral.
The rioters shouted. "Down with
Diax! We want Reyesi-
During the night they stormed the
Hotel Garcia. where the dag orators
had stopped. Every window in the
structure was smashed and the bar
ONCE and barber shop looted
The police charged the crowd again
and again. but were repulsed. state
troops were called out and . number
of volleys were. fred In the air With
out erect. Members Of the mob erect
ed q barricade In one OF the side
streets and shots were exchanged be-
tween them and the soldfers. ~
Six mounted gendarmes and two foot
policemen were wounded, A fyear-
old boy, q member OF the lower. class.
Ii said to have been killed. Consfdr
cradle American property was de-
stroyed and two Americans wounded.
The Americans have asked the AAmeri-
can consulate for protection. The
names OF the Americans wounded are
thought 70 be W. horton ana ~. Mur-
ply, though the dispetcheg We're 80
CARRIED as to MAKE tneir identity un-
certain.
EMbassy In Egnorance.
The American embassy and the Amer
lean consuiate here reported this even
Ing that they had received NO adj
vices from the consulte at Guadaia-
lara. Neither the embassy or the con-
sulate knew anything OF the riots Jun
I'll informed OF the occurrenee ~ the
Associated Press. Teie8rams were
Immediately sent 20 the city, but UP 20
late hour tonight no replies nave
been received. sa Il
AbeoMteiy no press messages nave
reached this city from Guadale5ara
during the days although commercial
business - ReapE trhnsacfed - xusnaA /.
This lends coIor t. q rumor inst =
censorship has been estabAsncd py Inc
Fsderal anfhoritlss.
Poiiticai speAkers who are canpallsn-
ing n the interest Of dag ana Corral.
left the city In special train. Fnsy
were received suileniy when they ar
rived 1t the station IN Guadaiajara,
and ON their trip to- the Deigaao
Theatre, where the meeting was 70 pc
held. they were hooted ana jeered oy
the throngs gathered along the side
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27
Cheater Kennedy trial.

ond trial OF Chester Kennedy, chars-
ed with completely in the murder Of
w. Perry Ussery was begun here to-
day.. The feature was the testimony
OF Quitman johnson. whose evidences
was contradictory to that he gave
during the first trial. The first trial
two weeks ago resulted in q disagres-
meut
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27
Italians In Battle

Rome. July 2e.--Advices received
from the Governor Of Bsnadir. Italian
Somaliland. state that the MohaIiin
tribe, seeking vengeance for the cap
turs OF their chief on July IL. attacked
an Italian detachment OF native AS
carts. The enemy was repulsed, forty
being killed and twenty wounded. The
italian loss was ave killed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27
sENArB ADsoURNs.
Taft Autsu0razea TO send Amendment
10 Governors.

Taft Autlr0rlsea To send Amendment
TO ssevernors. ~
washington. July 2s.--After adopt
ing 4 concurrent resolution empower
ing the President to transmit to the
Governors OF the various States copies
Of the resolutions heretofore adopt
cd by Congress authorizing an amend
melit to the constitution relative to
afie 1svyinR OF an income tax, the SEN
ate today at ,i3:ls o'clock ad3ournad
until next Thursday.
There was some objection 70 the res
oiution regarding the income tax pro-
yision. Senator Bailey held the view
that rs the adoption of the original
resolution had been the work OF Con-
Ereas alone. the transmission, should
Be performed by. ofacials OF Congress
and not by the executive branch Of
the government. -
senator Sunderland said that the
President should have nothing to do
with the matter at any stage OF the
: Ultimately the reBolu-
tion was adopted without diyisioa.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27

Growers. 1881
= cynthiana, KY. July 2s.--Heated
and at times highly personal debate
marked the mass meeting OF tobacco
growers called for today for tho pur-
pose of deciding the direction OF pool
ing. the 1903 crop. A great crowd was
In attendance.
Miss Alice Lloyd, known as the Joan
Of Arc Of the tobacco poolers. appearA
ed In the interest OF the Burnley socie-
tys plan and aroused great euthus-
iasm. she followed r. n. Sharp. state
organizer for the American society Of
equity and charged that sharp's cam
paign in the interest Of the equity So
ctety had benefited only the American
Tobacco Company.
She further charged that men had
been sent over the state to tnjure her
by spreading faisehoods' ana distorting
the circumstances connected with the
action OF the Burley society In voting
her q regular salary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27
MYSTERY OF a wOszAN


Disappears Ana GRkMeNt@ E03MG ON
Lake shore. ~
BuriinK N. J.. July ye.-The hndina
Of q woman's cape. stockings and jetti-
OF q woman's cape stockings and petit
mystery surrounding the disappearance
OF a young woman from a hotel mere
last Thursday.
The missing woman together with q
man supposed to be New York broker
registered at the Metropolitan Inn
"wednesday evening as Mr.. and Mrs.
wilkins, New York. The man left on
the early train for New York Thurs
day morning and the woman hired q
horse and carriage for q drive In the
country, Later the team was found de-
serted on the bank q Rancocas Creek.
Letters in. the. woman's suit case
were addressed II Miss A. M. Wilson.
Manhattan Hotel. New York"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27

New Orleans. La. July 26.--A spee
eial from Port Barre. Eas says:
Justin Manuel shot and killed his
brother in-law. o. Guillari. here SAT-
urday night. Manuel claims that Gull,
lari was mistreating his wife. the for
mer's sister, when he interfered anS
Gufilari started to attack him With 8
knife
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27
awaul.h Dcf.at Reported i.

AIhucemas, MOROCCO, July 26-TWeIve
thousand Moors are reported to have
left this region to join the tribssmsn
In front Of Melille. where trenches are
being built along the heights. Reports
Of A Spanish defeat. and the loas OF
three guns are being circulated among
the tribesmen. The Marabouts' are In
fiaming fanaticism by preaching holy
vrap
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27
TYPHOID IN FLEET.


Provincetown, Mass, July 2s.-That
the outbreak of typhoid fever among
the men Of the battleship fleet was due
to bad potatoes was the official verdict
OF a naval physician on the supply
ship Celtic today after a thorough In
vestigation.
The Ice cream and various other
things on the ships bills Of fare have
been under suspicion. but II Is now
believed that potatoes were the cause
OF the trouble.
As q result OF the examination Of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27

Paris, July 2s.--orville and Wilbur
Wright the American aeroplanists of
Dayton. o., and Henry Farmsn. the
English aeronsut, were today present
Cd with the decoration Of the Legion OF
tion. Hart O.. Berg. European business
manager Of the Wright brothers. and
Albert o. Santos-Dumont, the Brazilian
aeronaut. were promoted to be oficers
Il the Legion BE- Honor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27

Memphis. Tenn July 2s--Tiis unusual
height SIX feet seven inches. had much
to do with the arrest here tonight OF
a man who, the police declare. readily
admitted that he-fs wanted In Lansing.
Kas. on charges Of murder ana crimi-
nal assault. The man gave his name
as Sam Bitter. He 10 charged with
having assaulted and killed . woman
named Rosenberg on q ranch near
Lansing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27

--e-
This ID Charge Asnssst Civfi ssrvses
Prumotexs.

This ID SCharge Asnasst civil service
PFsasters.
Washington. July zs.-Charged with
using the mails to dsfraud. J. A..
McNulty. President. and n. vanvieet.
secretary and treasurer Of the Amerf-
can Civil Service Institute. incorpoor-
sted. are locked up tonight after hav-
ing been arrested by postoflhce inspec-
tors.
!, The object Of the institute. incor-
porated In 1907. capital stock. Ss50.o0o
II to prepare applicants FOR Federal
civil service examinations.
Recent Advertisements have appeared
for district superintendents in large
cities. subscriptions to $500 OF the con-
csrn's stock being required.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27

San Francisco. July &c 1.-The second
week OF Patrick Calhoun's new trial
upon the indictment charging bribery,
opened today and i've talesmen were
excused because Of positive Opinions
that disqualified them as Jurors. OF
the twenty -one citizens who remained
out OF four venires. representing 40
nRnaes none qualified.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27

New Orleans. La. July 26.--News
reached here tonight that Cyrus Hol-
Ioman shot and killed his son-in-law,
John Collins. at Clinton, La. late Sat-
urday night. The quarrel which led
to the shooting Is said to have had Its
beginning in HolIoman's oblaotion to
Collins, marrying his daughter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27

Copenhagen. July se.--A frontssK
dificulty has arisen between Norway
and Sweden. Sweden demands the All
teration OF the boundary line between
Jentland and Trondhjefn. 10 wnich
Norway refuses to agree.