davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-27

City, from seattle: stmr Humboldt. from seattle.
Sailed Nov 25-Stmr Cottage city, for Seattle
Nov 26-Stmr Humboldt. for Seattle.
REDONDO BEACH-Sailed Nov 25-Tug Her
eules. with barge Ninety-one in tow, for San
SAN PEDRo-Arrived Nov 2e-stmr st.
from Fort Bragg: stmr Hanalei hence Nov. -:
stmr Samoa, hence Nov "A; schr Louise rom
Umpqua.
wiIIapa stmr Santa Barbara. hence Nov -, and
sailed for Redondo beach
BELLINGHAM-Arrived Nov 25-Stmr- shasta
si'es POINT " LoBos-Passed Nov 2e-stmr Iaqua,
from San Pedro. for Enreks.
EASTERN PORTS
NEW YoRK-Arrived Nov 25-Stmr Ha-
waiian. from Puerto Mexico.
BOSToNe- Arrived Nov 25-Ger stmr Aragonia'
BALTIMORE Sailed Nov 2s-stmr Isthmian,
~ CAFE iPT 1HrEsSSRY-Passed Nov 2s-stmr 18th
man. from Baltimore. for San Diego
HoSorTI.r-arrived Nov 2s-stmr Alameda,
"eAso wv FOREIGN PORTS
ST yINCENT-Arrived prior TO Nov FIT
stmr Amral Fouriehon. hence Sept 10 for Havre-
CALLAo-Arrived Nov 26-Sehr Oliver j. o.
s"V VANGoUVERI SSa Nov 25-Ger stmr Ella
for Tacoma aud Seattle -
Arrived Nov 25-Br stmr oeeano, from Vie
toria.
yICToRIA-Arrived Nov 26-Br stmr Tymerie
hence Nov %: stmr Umatilla. hence Nov -.
|. NAGASAKI--Sailed Nov 23-u stmr Thomas
=. AScoNIssiied ssal Nov 24-stmr San Jose. for
San Francisco.
SINGAPORE--Arrived prior to Nov 25-Br
stmr Cyclops, from Puget sound for Liverpool
HIOGO-Saled Nov 23-Br stmr Lewther
Castle, for Shanghai
PORTLAND. Me--Arrived Nov 26-Stmr HI
bernian. from Glasgow.
LIVERPOOI-Arrived Nov 26-Stmr HaVef-
ford from Philadelphia. for Queenstown
Sailed Nov 26-Stmr Victorian. for ST. john
N b.
YOKOHAMA-Arrived Nov 23-Stmr Aymerie,
from Seattle for Hongkong and Manila
ROTTERDAM-Arrived Nov 24-Stmr Nordam,
GTRGENTI-sailed Nov 2o-Stmr STELLA, FOR
New York.
TRIESTE Sailed Nov 22-stmr virginian,
soUTHAsIPToN-sai Nov 90 -stmr Amer
ika. for New York.
ST JOHN N B.-Arrived Nov 26-Stmr En-
press of Britain. from Liverpool.
CHERBOU URG-SaiIed Nov 24-Stmr hron-
prinzessin Cecilie. for New York.
Memoranda
Stmr Whittier. at Ventura Nov %, IS delayed
on account of bad weather.
Per Br stmr Asia. from China and Japan. at
San Francisco Nov 26-From Hougkong 10 SnanS-
hal had strong NE winds. with heavy head sea
from Shanghai TO Yokohama. via NagasakI ana
Kobe; fine weather and moderate sea from 1oko-
hama to Honolulu: light variable winds and
smoth sea from Honolulu to San Francisco;
moderate breeze. equally at times with heavy
WSW SWELL and fine weather to arrival.
Per schr San Buenayentura-On Mendocino
about 600 miles, in a heavy SW gale lost a
small boat four days out from Kodiak broke
main boom and had succession OF Sc gales all
the way down the coast
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-27

Fl0ur-CslifOrnis family extras So 10 16. 90 net
without discount; bakers extras 81. .20@6 90; su-
pernne, S5q5.3o; Oregon and Washington, per
hbl, S530U5-50 for family. bakers and patents
and S4.50 for cut OF; Kansas patents, S6.25G
go; do straights. $6.05a6.30: Dakota patents,
$50; do straights. Sc. so per bbl.
FsrtnaceOus Goods-Prices in 100 lbs sacks. net
cash, no discount are as follows: Graham nour.
- per loo lbs; rye -four. s.. 50; rye meal So 90;
rice dour- 81; corn meal. 81 50; extra cream dc.
$50; oat mesl- So cat grosts 81; farina, 81;
homing, $3.50: buckwheat nour S4.60: whole
yVhest -four $40; rolled oats. bbI S6.50d7, in
sacks SsM6.J0; extra cream DO 81 IN sacks and
-. e. e. rOiiso Mne~ nois go, ~
boxes, s. for yellow and $500 for green per 100
rounds
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-27

on Thursday at prices ranging from 15c to about
-9c pound Game arrived in poor condition
weak in consequences ~
-. Poultry tper dczen)-Hens S5.50Ge FOR sinai
So-Sods Tor large and $7dI0 for extra: young
lvvstefs, So-S0dI; do extra large S76S: old
focsters, S4@5; fryers. $5d6: broilers, S4d4 so
ior large and $3@4 for small; ducks s56ls;
per pair; goslngs. - Der rairs live tlrkeys
-@@-4c per 10; dressed turkeys. nominal.
Name tper dozen)-Mallard ducks S303.
canFaso2cks. $3N5: sprig. S2m3: teal 500
2o0; widgeon, SI-5o@2.5o: spoonbills. 81. 25G2:
eackJacks, $l-25@2; gray ducks. S2@3: redhesds
s<9oi gray geese, $2@3: white geese. S1.25d2;
Lrant. Sl-5Oed2.5O. hOnkers sea so: hare.
$l-2SQl75; rabbits. s.. e.25d2.5o.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-27
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-Hutton's wire SAYS
.sThe cotton market was very hrm. but not very
active The opening showed advance. largely
due TO the cables. aud with small reactions
prices worked up, May crossing the 15c mark
in the early afternoon. The advance appeared
10 be due 10 the good response OF cables over
the holidays and more confident reports regard
ing the snlallness OF the crop There was
good deal OF buying by brokers thought 70 rep
resent the bull interests. and there was aiso
. good deal of talk by leading bulls regarding
the probable movement Of values lower An
estimate by a southern company. which has been
timator placed the crop at only TO- 100000
bales and this was followed by very builish
statement bv the same authority. pfedictlhg
a possible 20 cents before the end OF the crop
wear The advance did not bring very much
cotton on the market until the afternoon, whcn
selling ny a Wall street house caused some
reaction" -. ,,,
Spot cotton closed quiet. 10 points higher.
Middling uplands 1475c; middling guli, loc.
Sales 29 bales.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-27
Hay and Feedstuffs

Brsn-S29QS0 per ton for white and SIS. S.501
p for red.
AIiddlings- .5O@37. so per ton.
Sborts-S3i 5O67 80 per ton.
FeedstufIs-Rolied bsriey. S3i d32; rolled oats
Tor feed. So. .50d 80: mixed feed, S2s@S3 for
average lots; oilcske meal in 20 ton lots $50 So
in 10 ton lots SO. in ton lots $40 so. small
lots S41; cocoanut cake or meal at mills SIS in
20 and 10 and $3.50 in ton lots: Jobbing S26
corn meal. S37 q So cracked corn, S37 ass; al
falfa meal and mealfalfa, jobbing lots S24.
load lots S2S per ton; red star alfalfa meal, $22
for carload and So for jobbng.
Hay-Fancy wheat is QuOtsble at $l9 and
fancy ost at SIS. The bulk OF the hay sells as
follows: Wheat Sl5Q1S: wheat and cat. S14
417: tame oat SISdls: volunteer wild ost. SO
d1s; barley and oat, slS@15; alfalfa, $ed12;
stock bay. STai0 per ton.
StraN-50465e per bale
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-27
Los Angeles Markets
So Di.eaIeh . ~ CaIIl

los ANGELES Nov. 2s-Ezgs settled down
20 steady level of bidding Oh the produce ex-
change yesterday and fl is thought that there
viii be- little change IN prices before the new
wear The potato market was shaken up by
tho unusually heavy arrivals. which total more
than at any tine within the last six months
The days footing showed 12.215 seeks received
Butter and cheese were hrm, with receipts
ichf
Receipts Of produce in los Angeles were.
Eggs 12e cases: butter 35346 pounds; cheese
ID pounds; potatoes, 12.2l5 sacks; onions
1-001 sacks; beans 50 sacks. sweet potatoeS
45s SACKS. apples 6.65s boxes
ERgs-Extra select 53c: local ranch csn6ied
frsfs 5lc: case counts, zsc; eastern fresh, 35c
storage packed extras 30c.
Butter-Creamery extras, 721zc; creamery
hrsts 81 NC; eastern creamery extras, 675sc;
cooking butter PC.
Cbeese-Northern fresh, 1ealeAe: eastern
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-27
COTTON FUTURES
Boston Wool Market

BOSTON. Nov 26.-The Commercial Bulletin
of posfon viii say Of the wool market Saturday
Business is generally on a small scale, Tor the
large mills are not operating 10 any extent
Woolen mills are active buyers All klhas ol
available territory is moving and medium neeces
as well as crossbreds are selling. Prices are
strong on everything.
Tbe shinments OF wool from Boston TO No
vernher ~ included were 240. .939,03I POUNDS.
against l72 366 4T2 pounds for the same ume
last year The receipts to November "a n-
elusive were 3s3. .T32, $50 pounds, against 40
4ei $50 pounds the same period last year
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-27
New York Produce

NEW YORK. Nov. 26.-Hops-stcady.
Hides-Quief-
Wooi-Steady-
PetrOieum-Steady.
susar-ouiet: fair refining s.se@ .eec: cen
trifugal 90 test. 4.36d4.42 molasses sugar,
3.e103.e7c: refined. steady.
Coffee-Futures closed steady at a net sd-
vance of points. There little switching
from December to later months. Sales were
49, $50 bags including December at 6.S5e, March
at 6.50de SOC. May at 6.35c and July at 6.10c.
Spot quiet: No. Rio, sssc nominal: No.
Santos, s% 6s;sc: mild, steady; Cordoya, ga
II 1sc.
Butter-yery firm; receipts, 5.145; creamery
specials. 33c: extras. 32e.
Cheese-Firm and higher: receipts. 2.15s.
State new full cream specials. l7@17%c; do
September fancy. l615: do October best. 16Ac;
do late made best 15&c: do common TO good,
T2et 7f5tsc: skins. full TO special. 6d1si7c.
ESgs-Steady; unchanged; receipts, 6,204.
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporated Apples-Unchanged- Spot fancy
new crop lie. choice 1905. 9di0c; prime, Sc;
common to fair, 6Ad1ac.
Frunes-Firm. For California up TO 30-40s,
% ace: Oregops, case
Apricots-Firm- Choice. 1lMllLc: extra
choice IIIk611@tc: fancy, 12@I2he.
Peaehes--Firm. Choice, e7s dTc; extra choice,
T@Thc; fancy, 7&QSc
Raisins-Easier. Loose muscatel, Has &c;
choice TO fancy seeded. 5iaG6Ac; seedless. 33i
d5izc; London layers, $l1I15 d1.30.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-27
Beams and SEED.

inal small white. 81 50@4.s5: large white. S3@
$40; pink. $3. .70Q3.s0: red. S6. .s0GT blackeye.
- 15d4-35s lima. S4.15@430: red kidneys, $5Q
3.2S; cranberry beans $4T5G5; Garrsnzes, 81. so
q 3; horse beans. S1.75M2
Seeds-Brown mustard 4d45[e; yellow mus
lsrd, SIC; faxseed, AZ 65c, carload lots: Ca
aary, s14c; alfalfa. I65sM17e, rape. lL @21tc;
imported repe, 4M4isc; Timothy, &c; hemp, 81
Satc; millet Be per 10.
Dried Peas-Green. 81 506 ; per ell.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-27
Eastern livestock Market


KANSAS CITY, Nov. 2G.-Cattle-R Receipts.
5000. Market strong TO 10c higher; Native
steers 81 s06TS.60; native cows and heifers,
80 25d6: stockers and feeders. $3@5; bulls,
So so@4; calves. Ss.75dTe0; western steers
S3 S0615 50: western COWS, $2.d5td4 800
Hogs-Receipts. 1900. Market &c higher;
bulk Of sales S7.50d615- Heavy, IS s1OqS23:
hackers and butchers. sT.e0MS.2o; light, $f.oue1
sos; pigs Sc 250 7-23.
SheepEReceipts. 5000 Market strong Mutt
ers and yearlings, S4.256e; range ewes, $3.50@
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA, Nov. 6.-Cattle--Reeeipts,
900 Market steady to strong. Native steers.
So 3T5ds25: cows and heifers. s3M5: western
steers S350n6.25; cows and heifers, 81. SSeD
AS: CAMPERS 81 T503.25: stockers and feeders,
So sOd5. 20; calves, $3.25@7; bulls, stays, etc,
So T5d4-50
Hogs-Receipts 800 Market sc higher.
Heavy. s05ds:io: mixed ssds.05: light. $3.50
ds.o5; pigs. se.T5@1.I5; bulk of sales, $s9s05-
sheep Receipts. 1900, Market strong: Year
linxs s. 25f Z. 25< wethers, $4.23f15.2J; ewes,
s4d4I0; lambs, se.7567.5o.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-27

Singles. l9c. eastern twins. 1sGl91kc. eastern
cheddars Ice; eastern longhorns, 2oc; eastern
daisy. roc; Swiss imported. SIC: Swiss domestic,
a5c: brick cream. zoe: limburger. 20d21c; i'm
ported Edam. $s@9 case of IL; Oregon twins.
lSc: Oregon daisy. l9c.
Beans-No. l pink S4.25614.35: No ! limas,
81 4Od4 80: Lady Washington. S425m 40;
small whites. S5.40@5.5t: blsckeyes, Si,o0;
Garvsnzas 81 50: lentils. 81
pOtetoes--Salinas. $1.65nl.13: highlands,
81 20ta1 40: Oregons 81 40nl.50: local Bur
banks, s5cgSl; sweets. yellow. sl.5o.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-27
ARRIVES "a HOURS
AHEAD OF SCHEDULE
Liner Brings 1872 Passengers
and Cargo Which includes
Shipment of Raw Silk

HE Pacific Mail
liner Asia, Captain
Harry Gaukroger,
which was expect
ed to arrive today
from the far east,
surprised every
body concerned by
putting in an ap-
pearance early yes
terday m o + n | II g,
having made the
run from Honolulu
in 5 days II hours,
instead of t h e
seven days that
ha1 1aaen pd
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-27
New York Metal Market

NEW YORK. Nov. 26.-The market for stand
ard copper on the New York metal exchange
was dull. with spot and all deliveries up 10
the end OF March closing at 13613.50c The
London market closed easy but showed some inn
provement from the prices Of last Wednesday.
with spot quoted at ESQ 12s Sd and futures at
ESQ J2s Sd. Sales there included 700 tons spot
and 900 tons futures. Local dealers quote lake
copper at 13.2Jd13.75c; electrolytic, 13@13.5 Soc;
casting 12.sT1a d13.311zc
Tin was irregular with spot and November
closing at 81 .30dSi. SOC: December. 81 300
81 40c: January, 81 31.35G31.5oc; February, 81 80
AL. 70c March. 81 6oc bid. The London market
closed easy after early strength with prices over
II above Wednesdays quotations al f142 12s Sd
and futures at f144 12s Sd.
Lead was quiet with spot quoted at 4.SIis a
442lc New York and at 4.22ls "a .2Tl5c East
81. Louis. The London market was lower at ELS
Is Sd.
speiter was quiet at e.ao@e.45c New York and
at 6.2566271Lc East st. Louis. The London
market closed at f23.
The English iron market was lower with Cleve-
land warrants quoted at sos 1Iad. Locally the
market was quiet. No foundry northern is
quoted at $3.50 9.25; No. . at $1s.25@1S. 10;
No. ] southern and No. / southern soft at $1s.75
@l9.5O.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-27
cbIcago Dairy Produce Market

cries 26d31c: dairies. 24G2sc. Eggs steady;
receipts. 1891 cases: at mark, cases included.
0d25l5c: frsts. 2Slhc: prime f1rsts. 30isc.
Cheese irm; daisies, 1614 a 16lae; twins 16G
1910; Young Americas 1Gd16hc; longhorns.
1Rc
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-27
:, I,oui. Wool Market

ST LOUIS. Nov. 26.-Msrket quiet Medium
Grades copobing and clothing. 24@30c; light nne
23d27e; heavy fine, 14G22c' tub washed Zeu
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-27
ATLANTIC OCEAN TRAVEL
North German Lloyd

Large, Fast and Luxurious Twin Screw
Express and Passenger Steamships.
Equipped with Wireless and Submarine Signals.
PLYMOUTH-CHERB ERBOURG-BREMEN
EXPRESS Sailings Tuesdays at 10 A. NJ
Kaiser VIM. H., Nov. 23lCecilie Dec. Il
Pr. Fried Wilh Nov 3nlKaiser VIM. II. Jan. IA
BREMEN DIRECT
Twin Screw Ssilings Thursdays at 10 A. M.
Rhein n... Dec. 9lP. Irene ....... Dec 80
Neckar Dec. 16IChemnitz. ..... Jan. 8
Observation-Disclosures
Mediterranean Sailings Saturdays at IL A. NJ 9
sBerlin (new) Dec. 11lsBerlin (new) Jan. 20
sOmifs Algiers.
Independent Around the World Tours
Travellers, checks good nll over the world
Apply OELRICHS e. CO., Gen1 Agents
Broadway New York, or
Robert Capelle, G.. A. p. c., 250 Powell street,
opposite St Francis Hotel, San Francisco.
Telephone 4794
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-27
Homer 70 Enter banana Trade

The steamer Homer has been char
tered by local fruit firm to bring
leave here November ! and will call at
Ensenada, San Quentin, San Jose del
Cabo, Mazatlan, San Bias and Manza-
Milo. j. Homer Fritch, the owner of
the vessel says that the charterers
wish to keep their names from the pub
lie and that the steamer in future will
probably not ~come any farther north
than San Diego.
The Homer was built in 1891 and for
the last few years has been under
charter to the North American CONNER
stations on the seal islands and bring
ing home sealskins.
The steamer has been overhauled at
the United engineering works and has
accommodations, says j. Homer Fritch
for so passengers.
Schooner has stormy Voyage
The schooner San Buenaventura, Cap
tain Borgeson which arrived yesterday
20 days from Kodiak, had her spars
and timbers tested nearly every hour
of the voyage by gales which followed
each other in steady succession.
The first big blow came four days
after leaving Kodiak. In this storm
the schooner's main boom was broken.
Then followed a succession of south
casters which lasted all the way down
the coast. When about 600 miles off
Cape Mendocino a small boat was torn
from its lashings on deck and swept
overheard.
The San Buenaventura, which left
here September under charter to the
Alaska commercial company, brought
by way of cargo 1,175 cases of salmon
and 16 tons of Goldfish.
City of sydney Sails for Panama
The Pacific Mail liner City of Sydney.
Captain Fisher, sailed yesterday after.
noon for Panama and way ports with
27 cabin passengers, about 80 in the
steerage and 5000 tons of cargo. Much
of the freight is for New York, via
the Panama railroad, and includes a big
shipment of California wine.
italian has Mighty Punch
Either America Biancolana has a
mighty punch or his friend and fellow
oountryman, America Cali, is the un-
fortunate owner of that anatomical
phenomenon, a glass jaw.
The two friends has dispute on the
water front yesterday as to the price
they should ask for certain mushrooms
in which each owned an undivided half
interest. The dispute rose in tempera-
ture until it attained the dignity of
a quarrel.
Suddenly Biancolana's right shot ont.
CALI stopped the punch with his law
and fell to the sidewalk, where he
-slurfibered for half an hour and dreamed
perchance of Italy and EARTHQUAKES
He did not awaken. in fact until he
had been laid on the operating table
in the harbor hospital, where the doc
tors found that his jaw was broken
was arrested on charge of battery.
Water Front Notes
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to $4,000 feet
The Pacific Coast steamship com
pany's Queen, with large number of
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-27

Naval Stores-Turpentine and Rosin
SAVANNAH, Ga. Nov. %, Turpentlne-DnIl
Rosn-Firm; sales, 1,536: receipts, 2.74s
shipments 1896; stock. 1902 Quota tions
d e, 4c: r. 4G4.05c; G. 4.05@41Oc; II
Zoe; l. 4.50c; X. 5.50c; n, J.S6c; n, &c, VIC
& 95c- WV 675c.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-27
RAILWAY TRAVEL

Additional shipping on Page 10
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-27

FROM PACIFIC SrREEr WzAzr
fi.o0p Sacramento River Steamers tn a,
Stu,r hodce Mon We'd Fr
Stnr. Navajo. Tues. Thurz Sat.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-27
SALES
~

At AUCTION. SATURDAY. NOV. 81
Lot of Big Mares and Horses suitable Tor
ranch work. Also Wagons, Buggies and Har-
ness. Sale IL a. m sharp. rain shine.
565 Fourth Street. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-27

Receipts of lumber Yesterday by' sea
amounted to 1000 feet.
The Pacific Coast steamship COM
panyss Queen, with large number of
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-27

VIA OAKLAND PIER
LeSvs (Foor OF MARKET SrREET) Arrive
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-14

why. Binnfng contradicts himself in hundred ways and not a soul. not even the defendants admit that they saw Binnfng any place near the tragedy.
 Now. your honor. had hoped to finish my argument this afternoon, but 1t Is o'clock now aud I am exhaust ed. Your honor will not charge the jury tonight anyhow. and would like little time on Monday" The request Is granted" said the court
 Take out the jury and adjourn court until a. m. Monday"
 
 SUNDAY LUNCHEON, s5c.
 Fft1patrick's Cafe,
 March IA, 1909.
 M14.N Oh. Potage de Legumes
 Cream of Fowl la Princess
 Spring onions Tenderloin Trout Tartar. Sauce
 Pommes Julienne Oysters at Ia Roulette in cases Baked Spare Ribs
 Pot Pie a la American queen Fritters Sauce Sabayon Roulette of Beef Demi Glace Roast Pork Apple Sauce
 Salad a la Waldorf Cream Mashed Potatoes Candied Yams Marrowfat Peas Puree of Turnips Strawberry Ice Cream Coffee Tea Milk.
 -adv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-14
A Personal Encounter
 < Ls Narrowly AUerted

There was no mistakinR Borum's meaning. He was angry clear through and he is known as one of the gamest men in the State. McCarn. too. while small In stature. has proven his cour- age in several instances. Before, he became lawyer. he was a cowboy on the range In Texas. He stepped up pretty close to the Sheriff and said cooIly:
 Be e little careful what you say. Sam. I said you had violated the law of Tennessee In permitting prisoners to confer together without an ofhcer being present"
 'If have violated any law. I'll apoi- ogize."
 Well. you come into my onice and I'll show you the code"
 q don't want to see the code" re- torted the Sheriff hotly. T am respon- sible for my office."
 A friend of McCarn's leaned over and whispered to McCarn:
 Remember. General, the Sheriff IS armed.''
 McCarn's friends hustled him away Borum, still angry. said:
 Won't stand . BiuH.
 T don't propose to let McCarn bluff me. The trouble began when the Coopers were first arrested. have treated them as>I always treat gentle men who are unfortunate enough to be committed to my custody. There is no danger of their escape. and it costs the county nothing. "McCarn, when Sharp was arrested, told me he did not wish him to have access to Colonel Cooper. I was able to fix that. as in the old jail had a room on the ground floor. I put Sharp into 1t and told him he must not go up to Colonel Cooper's room. He was
 
 titled to some consideration. The con- sideration l extend to all prisoners who como as well spoken of as the Cooper's.
 "A. little later. Robin Cooper was to be brought to jail from St. Thomas Hospital. McCarn telephoned me that he wanted Robin kept separate from the others. I had made up my mind not to do It. The boy was just recov- ering from a wound and the old father had begged me Don't take my boy away from me- I told McCarn I
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-14
AID TO SOCIALISM.

Miss Charlotte Teller Praises Work of
 Roosevelt.
 New York. March l3-Miss Charlotte Teller. daughter of United States Sem ator Teller. of Colorado. thinks that former President Roosevelt has been a great aid to socialism in the United States.
 Miss Teller, with a number of other speakers. shared this view at a dinner of the Inter- collegiate Socialist Society last night. She said that MT. Roose~ welt, to a large extent. helped social ism and the man in the Presidential chair within the next four years will make the work Mr. Roosevelt has done legal and regular"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-14
THE LIE IS PASSED ON
 STEPS OF COURT HOUSE
Cooper Case Will Go to Jury Mon
 day Afternoon. /
Judge Anderson Concludes for the De- 1ease and Attorney General McCarn Begins the Cl0s-
 tAg Argument for
 the State.

Nashville. Tenn, March 13.-A person. al clash between Attorney General Me- Carn and Sheriff Sam Borum was mar rowly averted after court adjourned this afternoon, in the Cooper Sharp trial for the murder of former Senator Carmack.
 Hot words were exchanged and for . moment it looked as though serious trouble would follow.
 In his argument to Che jury this af- ternoon, McCarn charged that the Coopers and Sharp had never occupied cells. that they enjoyed special privi- leges and that In granting these privi- leges the law was violated. Some one told Sheriff Borum of the charges and when McCarn started to leave the build- ing he was confronted at the head of the stairs by the big Sheriff.
 VI understand. General" the latter began. that you say I have accorded to the Coopers and Sharp privileges do not extend to other decent white prisoners. If you said that you told falsehood."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-14

La Maticn! La Matica!i La Matiea!c Re sure and remember the brand.
 HIx-GrRveIy Cigar Co. Orpheum.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-14
sUICIDED IN CEMETERY.
Mary KaIn's Body Found Lying Acrosa
 HuAband,s Grave.

Erie. Pa. March 13.-The lifeless body of Mary Kain was found lying across the grave of her husband in Erie cemetery tonight. She had drank carbolic acid.
 On numerous occasions the woman has attempted to end her life.