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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-06

the safety of town, and will not be al- lowed to be rebuilt or wood, as they are within the fire limit.
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WHAT SHALL WE EAT


neaithy appetite and common sense
are excellent guides TO follow In mstters
" uiet and mixed diet of grains f,uitg
enu Anesls Is undoubtedly the best. in
~ % me claims made by vegetarian,
anu lood crankS generally.
Us compared with grains ana ,.r
tbles, meat furnishes the most prtrI
,ueht IN a highly concentrated form and
alsested and aesimjlated more oulckiv
'uan vegetables or grains.
~ Suilus hcmusson on this subiect
says Nervous persona, people rum down
"a health and OF low vitality should aat
sienE OF meat the digestion is TOO
.eeU'S at i'fst Il may be easily strenRsh-
ened py the regular use OF Stuart's ~
pepsla Tablets after eaeh meal rs,
'hese excellent tablets taken aftor AZ ~
usF VIII digest several thousand CRANE
u hsal, eggs or other animal food In
tulee or -FOUR hours while the male
uaStase also contained io Stuart's -rsI
ietS cause the perfect digestion Of starcby
Looas, Ike potatoes. bread. etc. and M
~, - w.. VT nov weak the stomach may be
nv, ~ Irouole VIII be experienced II a reg.
War practice Is made of uklng Stuart
Dyspepsia Tablets because thew s,,,,,ts,
the pepsln and diastase so necessary -
perlect digestion, and any form on in
usesuon and stomach trouble evcsnt
lancer OF the stomach will be oyercor,c
by their daily use o''''
Inat large class OF people who come
under the head Of nervous dysnentjrs
should cat plenty OF meat and insure its
complete digestion by the systomatlr nse
o. safe, harmless digestive medieIne
IKE stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets comnossd
81 the natural digestive princlples nsn-
tones ana dlastase, which actually per-
FORM the work OF digestion and give tha
abused stomach a chance 10 rest and ~
furnish the body and brain with me nee
essary nntriment. cheap eathartio neai-
zines masqueradibg under the name q,
dyspepsia cures are useless for relief or
cure OF Indigestion because they have al.
solutely no effect upon ahe actual dlges
tlon OF food
DYSPEPSIA In all its forms is simpiy A
failure ofsthe stomach 10 digest food ana
me sensible way 10 solve the riddle and
cure the indigestion is to make daily use
az meal VINE OF safe preparation which
indorsed by the medical profession
ana known 20 contain active digestive
prineipies. and MI this can truly he said
OF stusrts Dyspepsia Tablets.
Al druggists fhroughout the United
states, Canada and Great Britain seli
mem AZ the uniform price OF fifty cents
Ter fun treatment.
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GIGANTIC STEEL TRUST Plan
gIoRGAN AND OTHERS ARE AT THE
HEAD OF IT.
the Carnegie Works, Which Is
Necessary 90 the Scheme.



New York January l2.--A special to the
Tribune from Philadelphia says: it was
learned today from credible sources that
negotiations are under way looking to the
purchase Of control Of the Carnegie company
by J. Plerpcnt Morgan and his associates
This was said to be the first step in an ex-
tensye plan OF virtual consolidation In the
industrial field along the lines recently car
red out in the railroad world in bringing
the roads under the so-called "comnun by
of interest" control. The present plan. as
eordng to the report, contemplatas the
bringing CT all the great steel companies
under the control OF small group of capt.
taIlSts While an actual merger II proper
ties may not be brought about, the sch .lne
considered provides that the control OF al
the big properties shall be vested in In
same hands and that rate cutting and com
petition be done away with.
No step n this direction could be mad,
without irst considering the Carnegie com
pany, by far the largest and most powerf.
and most resourcetul OF all the steel com
ponies. This corporation is capitalized At
$e400O,0tO, aud there Is outside Of this an
equal amount OF bonds. Andrew Carnesle
owns an absolute majority Of the stock anc
the bonds. He has personally more than Sc
per cent OF this enormous amount and III.
remaining interest is owned by his thirty
two partners and few other holders
The 5 ock alone is to be transferred, but
MunN prize Will ue pau IOr IL can not I c
learned. The stock is not listed on any
exchange, but 1t has been quoted as high as
Sl59O share in the market. The shares
$1,000 each.
The Carnegie company Is the biggest steel
company in the world. It's affiliations are
OF the widest and broadcast character. ex-
tending to railroads, steamship lines, iron
and coal mines, coking ovens and other
properties. The acquisition Of the control
OF the company by Mr.. Morgan and his as
sociates, added to their great holdings now
in the Federal Steel and other comp tnies
would make them absolute masters Of rte
situation
AsiGe, from the money to be piade and to
be saved by this harmonZiug and brin ng
into community control Of the steel , NJ
panies. Mr.. Morgan and his associates. it Is
said have looked at the matter from T. q
point Of view Of railroad men. They pfsc-
t'caly control the railroad situation now. y
company as rich and powerful as the Car
negie company, however. could build . all
road almost any time it desired to parallel
almost any line in the country. 1t was IN
q way TO remove the steel companies from
this field that the present plan was UNDER
taken.
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DUKES Speech
no the Pope Has Been Very General
~ ErIticIscd.

10 the Pope Has been Very GeneraI-
~ Criticized.
London, January l2.--Seldom has Tier.
been such q universal condemnation Of
dhe uttenlnces OF a public man as greet
ed the recent speech OF the Duke OF Nor
folk to the pope, expressing hope OF tho
restoration OF che temporal independence
Of the pontin. Bitter rs has been The
denuneiations Of the Italian press. tho
comments of the London newspapers
have been quite az eaustle.
Nothing could be more contemplate
than the Duke of Norfolk's Behavior. ("
says the Daily News 'If the Italian
government had known he was Visiting
Rome for the purpose or protesting their
presence in their capital, they would
have been perfectly justified in stopping
him at the frontier Not content WITH
INSULTING the king OF Italy and the peo-
pie OF Rome, his despleable address also
condemned the liberation OF ItaliNl Pro-
testants by the Italian government. II
would be difficult for an EnglLsh Cath
Ollie to sink lower
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essessssssssssssssssseesss

net's nest awaiting him which he has
since been busily engaged In combating.
During the inst eregnum the vice consul.
who Us a British subject has undertaken
to construe the consular rules in such a
manner that he imposed additional teos
on exporters for affdavits, not hereto
fore demanded, In fortnight the vice
consul created so much irritation that
the chamber OF commerce had to lsaw
up protest 10 Lord salisbury requests
ing that il nc forwarded to wash ng-
ton Mr.. Howe immediately counter
manded the ycc corsuls rulings. 4
speedy reorganization OF the consulate
is anticipated.
"In spite OF the large increase NJ
American manufacture OF cutlery" said
air Howe TO representative OF the
Associated Press, ''thero are some Shelf
field articles we demand and my view
OF corsuis duty Is 20 "a every Nay
facilitate the export trade. Sheffield
has been point of more or less friction
for yesrs. But I trust I may make Il
rociprocally more pleasant for botn ex-
p9rtcrs and consul"
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LOCAL..

Rev. s. r. Hay OF shearn church will,
address the Y. NJ. @, A. meeting this
afternoon.
The Southern publishers will be enter.
tanned here this week
The rurngerein will today commence
the celebration of its forty seventh anul-
yersary.
W. J. Sewers arrested for crime all
legged TO have been committed while
sheriff OF VIM parish, Louisiana, fifteen
years ago.
Mr.. Fred L. Ward, field agent for the
Red Cross society, returns from Wash
ington, u. G., TO wind up the relief work
on the mainland.
The Houston deep water committee Is
largely Increased in it's membership. A
new executive committee appointed.
The rcliet work OF the omsn's Christian
Temperance Union.
The work Of the year accomplished by
tho Shelterng Arms.
w. l.. and Lee Kennedy, charged with
the killing Of sheriff Frost. are reminded
without bail Case will be APPEALED
\ cOlorod girl dies from au overdose Of
drugs.
new rice company IN Harris county
viii sJart plant on sau Jacinto river
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FAR FRosl SOLUTION.
German Foreign office Officials Be-
iieVes Empress WiII Return.

Berlin, January 12-German political
circles oplne thai the Chinese problem
is still far from solution, as the question
Of damages Will occupy muoh time in
Pekin, Nobody here believes that Field
Marshal Count Won Waldersee or the
German TROOPS Will be Withdrawn by
March. This opinion here r73her dncllnes
10 another year elapsng before that hap
pens. although vt is well known Elsa.
FL sAla strongly desires Won Waldersee's
rsbirement ana that of i1he German troops.
An official of the foreign office in-
formed representative of the Associated
Press that these who are thoroughly ac-
quainted With re Chinese hold That while
III y are mast crafty. still when the note
rs signed, rhey Will consider themselves
bound The foreign office also hopefully
CONSIDERS the dowaGer empress case, re-
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BROUGHT THE DEAD TO LIFE.
Salt Injected Into Arteries of Man Appar-
emily Dead Revived Him..

salt, in the left arm. In twenty seconds
there were signs Of pulse and II was
plain that circulation was being revived.
In twenty-five minutes seconI hypc-
dermic injection was administered, shs
time in branch Of tho brachial artery
in the upper left arm. In t,sopty MN
utes from the second injection respIa-
ton WAS full and color returned to tine
patients face and he recovered CON
seriousness and asked for food, Nourish-
ment in the form OF broth was admin v
tered and soon after Mr.. sauer took a
drink Of water, one OF the best symptoms
Of returned functional activity. MIR.
sauer is improving tonight
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Hamilton. Ohio, January 12.--The eff
cacy Of sodium chloride Common sslt)
In stimulating heir. action was demon
strated in a remarkable manner by Dr..
W. z. Kumier in tais city today DIR.
Kumler was called this afternoon to at
tend Marcus ssuer 80 years Oh. OF 515
South Second street, who has oe,n long
sufferer from dropsy. He found the
patient apparently dead. All ;he symp-
toms immediately following dissolution
were manifest. Or. KumIer resolved to
try the salt solution as blai resort.
At 1881 p. m. he injected a quantity Of
warm water, containing Is per cent o:
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SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEW
WASHINGTON.

Official information has reached the
state department that tho amended Hay
Psuncefoie treaty ia being considered by
the British cabinet officers
The government will probably take cog
nizance OF the Sauto Domingo troubles.
Cousressman Burleson has introduced
bin to appropriate s225 900 TO improve the
Brazos river.
Tho secretary Of the treasury has Rec
commended au appropriation OF So. 900 for
tho restoration Of the batteries at Fort
San Jaonto.
The Venezuelan controversy is becoming
moro troublesome.
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STATE.

Democratic electors Will meet at Austin
Monday to cast the vote OF Texas for
president
Examining trial of Mccsy at Bryan
was not concluded.
A successor 70 Secretary OF State Hardy
is TO be named.
The governor has promised relief for
the people OF Sandy Point.
Work Of vaccination lis being pushed at
Galveston.
Crooks are Rocking TO Ell Paso in antiel-
patton Of the Mdwinter carnival.
The oil well at Beaumont continues TO
grow stronger
Duncan MoienRan was acquitted of
murder on the ground Of insanity by
Waco jury.
The biggest saw mill in the world Is to
he built IN Houston county, Texas, to
have capacity of oOOOO feet day
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REPORT tNrouNpEp.
Great britain Cam Not Cede Chinese
Hallway


London, January 1g--The foreign office
hero declares the report OF the eession
OF the New chwang shan Hal kuau rail-
road to Russia by Lord Salisbury. as an
nouneed by the Daily Chronicle this
morning, is unfounded, II points out
that Great Britain has no power to cede
IL, as the railroad is Chinese properly.
Moreover, It is stipulated that it shall
not be mortgSged 10 any foreign govern
ment or country. There have heen
reports that Russian agents are endeay-
oring 10 buy out the British interests
but the British government is not con
nected Herewith. Representations have
been made to Russia In behalf OF the
English bondholders. as the action Of the
Russian officials Is considered TO have
aided the military requirements and the
question OF compensation will come M
when the line is restored 10 its owners.
convention OF this subject Is now I'M
der discussion.
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Thirteen buildings were destroyed. by
FIRE at Junction city. Ark
A. G Harris. minister to Austria will
likoly be the next United states attorney
general.
Six persons we're crushed TO death In
Chicago theater
Pierpont Morgan and associates are
planning to establish IL gigantic steel
trust
Salt injected into the arteries OF a man
apparently dead revived him.
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no peeide primnrr auertlon.

san Antouio, Texas, January 1e.-At
meeting Of the city democratic executive
COMMITTEES, held this afternoon. resolution
was adopted calling mass meeting of demo-
Gratis for Thursday. January Il, at o. m,
for the purpose of deciding whether or not
primary election shall be ordered to nonni-
uate a city democratic ticket The meet ng
was presided over by Chairman August Levy
and was attended by members from all the
wards.
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LEGISLATIVE.

Speaker Prince announced tine commit
tee which is to conduct the McFal reso-
luton; its sessions will begin Monday.
The speaker will announce the rest OF
the house committees Monday.
Henderson IS at work on his bill amend
ing the commission law
The house adopted a resolution invl,-
ing ". J. Bryan and d. b. Hill to adj
dress the Texas legislature on political
Issues.
McFall may refuse to proceed with the
prosecution OF Bailey
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BODIES OF SOLDIERS

The transport which recently arrived
at san Francisco brought the remains OF
iO2 officers. soldiers aud civilian en-
ployes who died in the Philippines,
China and Hawaii. More than half of
this number have beeu claimed by rela :
lives for burial The remainder win be
held at the quartermasters depot Al
San Francisco for period OF six weeks,
ana unless claimed in the meantime will
DC inferred in the National cemetery at
honors.
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COMMERCIAL.

snot cotton closed inch uged except at
Liverpool, whore il was li6d lower.
May wheat closed Re aigher, rorn SC
lower. oats shade and provisions
shade 10 &c lower.
Yesterday was another re,ord day In the
stock market
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memIoerng that she showed Pris:
of Prussia unusual courtesies. HI
that while the dowager empress
more or less under anit-f orsr'
ences, she VIII eventually change
tltude and return to Pekin with Il,
court, probably St the end Of y.
the beginning of April.
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posrorwIcE BILL

Tne house committee ON postofnoes
and postroads has completed the routine
portion OF the postorfce appropriation
OH leaving three disputed questions
stlll open-pneumstic tuoes. special mail
mclilties aud rural free delivery.
Inc routine portions OF the bill are
practical Implications OF the bill for the
current year. The three matters stu
open VIII be decided next week and the
phi Is expected TO be ready for the house
py Wednesday or Thursday.
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Frost REPORTS.

Frost reports were received from all parts
OF the State north of Nueces county last
night So far as stated. there was no dam
age done in the coast country to cabbage
and other crops 1t was benefit To wheat
and many farmers are waiting for a
freeze before Flowing frost viii generally be
beneficial
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DISTRIBUTION or Wan vEssEL,.

ADMIRAL Remey has reportel the fol-
lowing distribution OF vessels in the
waters of the Philippine Islands: Brook
lyn and Glacier at Manila. Newark Cen
erai Ava, Culgoa. and Princeton at O.
Ntei Don Juan de Austria and viiia
Looos on the coast of Rohol; CAstine.
Leyte, Psragua at Iloilo; Concord, PAM
Yanga and Psnay, at Cebu; Isle de Cuba.
Para and Mindoro on the coast OF Sanar
Marietta At 2amboanGa, Petrol in tho
straits OF san Bernardino; Yorktown and
Quiros on Vigan station; Basco in Ba :
ram province; Calamianes ana Callao on
tne coast or Mindanaoi Garqui ana Ur-
daneta in Subis Bay and samar In Bala-
yam Bay.
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WEATHER INFORMATION.


Washington. January 12.-Eastern Texas
Faig sunday; variable Winds generally
northerly; light to fresh on the coast; Mon
day fair.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory-Fair sun
day; variable winds, generally southerly;
Monday fair.
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Engineer Hurt in a colIil

penisan. Texas, January 19.-Thss
heed-end collision yesterday on tel
Pilot Point, stock train 10i, engls,
into an open switch and collised Z
souri,, Kansas and Texas freight !
81. Both engines are q total "
seyerol cars are demolished Englf
field OF train No 10i had two ribs /
ard was badly hurt about the hh
OF.
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Every Exertion a Task
| Every Care a Burden

There Is failure of the strength to
do and the power TO endure; there is
weakness all over" that is persistent
and constant
The vital functions are impaired,
food does not nourish. and the whole
system is run down.
A medicine that strengthens the
stomach. perfects digestion, inylgor-
ates and tones Is needed.
What Hoods sMsaparilla did for Mrs. /. n.
Garland. Shady. Tenn. Il has done for others
She took y when she Was all run down - with.
cut appetite, losing flesh. and unable to do
her work II restored her appetite increased
her weight, and made her wall and strong.
This Is her own unsolicited statement
HOOd's Sas-saPas.ilsa
Promises to cure and keeps the prom
ise The earlier treatmen. is begun
the better --bt gin II today.
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INvIrArIoNs RncALuEn

The Invitations 10 the diplomatic din
ner for next Wednesday evening have
been recalled, Dr. Rixey having decided
mat the risk OF the presidents taking
fresh cold would be TOO great. En-
tertaInments seq for this week and next
viii us-sfyen yater
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CONGRESS-.

In addition to passing resorai minor
ldlls, the house considered the rivers aud
harbors bin.
Tho session OF the senate was devoted
to services Of the late Senator cushman
X. Davis.
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Postmasters apr

Postmasters appointed: Lake Char
Iotte. Chambers county. Hiram R. Mum
ger: Todd. Milan county, Ovid o. Nc
Carly.
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FOREIGN.

London newspapers bitterly admit the
decadence OF Great Britain.
The entire German press is commenting
on the ehanceiior's recent speech before
the Prusslan diet.
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sign the ''rrevoea6le' demands. and That
he did sign With rescrvaulon whi,h no
hat heen directed TO attach. The ms..er
Is looked upon as a closed lnaidept ana
thtre Is no disposition to hold MIR. Congar
e"tpalble under the circumstances.
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SPORT.

A slx-oiub professional ball league has
been organized.
Delaney tells how he found Jenrles.
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A Spanish war pension OF s12 per
month has been granted John II. Stadler
OF Bracke ttsville.
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/ RBsrDRNr RpcovpRrNc

The presfdeni as new making rapid
prosress toward recovery lie sn up for
2 snor. time, last evening ana Today he
nos only sat up longer time than slnos
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TRANsyAAr.
DoNiEsTiO.

The Boor invasion of Cape Colony has
no parallel ia history.
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General DuBarry Deal
WASHINGTON, January 12.--Geuors'
Du Barry. U. S. A.. retired, ~
residence in this city today.
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CHINA.

The report that Great Britain had oaded
a Chinese railway is said % be unfound-
Cd
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POSTAL COMMISSION.


The Joint postal commission of tine
horse and senate, which has been con-
ducbng for two and half years an in
yestigalton into the question Of charges
Of railroads for mail transportation, the
extension of the pneumatic tube eervbce,
second class mail master and other ques-
items affecting mali facilities and ex-
penditures, held it's Anal session today
and viii present ITS report to congress on
Monday. The committee, in the course
OF ITS investigation, has heard testimony
all over the country, and Mr. Loud OF
California even went TO Europe in search
OF information The conclusions OF the
commission viii not be unanimous re-
sarding The main quesblon! that of the
cost OF railroad Ina.sl transportation. The
conclusion is that under the present sys-
TEN the charge is not excessive. Tais
conclusion Us eoncurrad in by all the
members of the commission save Repre-
sentative MOODY of Massachusetts and
Represe niaItive Catchings OF Mississippi
who viii state in a separate report that
certain economies could be effected upon
tAe roads running Through the regions of
dense population. They WIFI recommend
that a dommidtee Of three, TO consist OF
- ~, 'eiA.NiA' Va Nue poStoHhce department
Prof, Adams, who acted AS the commits
sion expert and representative of the
rallroagsi he appointed 10 carry out che
suggestion WHICH, 'tney estimate would
save the government $4,000, 600 annually
The commission Is unanimous, Gt is un-
derstood, thar an extension of the pneu-
matte tube service lis imprsutloaole and
Inadvlgable. Upon the question OF second
class matter, al though tde commission
oonaurs in the opinion that the present
classification Us inequira.ble. no specific
recommendation is made; NJ is stated that
congress sEeady lis thoroughly familiar
win the issue Involved.
Regarding yhe matter of special facil-
tss, iohe commission. w..h lhe exception
OF Senator Martin Of Virginia and Rep
resentative Catchings of Mississippi. con
ours IN the opinion that such expenditure
Is not Justified.
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FOUND a HORNETS NEST.

The sheffield Vice Consulate Mny lie
ReorganIxed.
london, January IL United states
Consul Church Howe of Palermo. who
has DUST exchanged posts with Mr.. q NJ.
Johnstone OF Sheffield. has found a nor.
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The comptroller OF the currency today
approved the application OF J. s. Corley
Of cieburne. Texas, and several others
20 organize the American National bank
Of Oklahoma City, o. T.