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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-08
OMNIBUS CLAIMS BILL
LIST OF ITEMS DUE TO ALA
 BAMIANs.
Senator Carmack Suggests the Names of Daniel and Williams
 for Nomination for Vice President by Democrats.
Advertiser Bureau,
 Colorado Building.

Advertiser Bureau, Colorado Building. Washington. April :. The omnibus claims bill, which haa passed the House, as reported from the Committee on Claims by Representative | Gibson. and is now pending in the Sen ate, which it will likely pass. contains the following claims which have been al- lowed for Alabama claimants by the Court of Claims under the Bowman act of 1893.
 Thomas NJ Hobbs. Limestone County, $7,6G2
 B. W. Hewitt. administrator of Dr. V. Burrow, Lauderdale County. $667.
 Jesse Keys. Madison County. $623.
 H. B. Lansden, administrator of Martha W Lansden of Marshall County, $4SS.
 John J. Turrentne. administrator of Andrew McWilliams, Limestone County. $S6G.
 William A. Walker, Colbert County, $SSO.
 John s. Watkins, Lauderdale County. $5SS
 H. S. Waters. administrator of c. C.. Waters, Cherokee County. $40.
 C. H. Lavender. administrator of Eliz- abeth Nell, Dallas County, $415,
 Douglas Taylor, as administrator of Cyrus Jones. S6O5; of Jessie Jefferson, $267; of Elizabeth Horton, $242; of David Vim cent, $51s; of Benjamin Carter, $445; of John Harger, s475; of Edward Moore. $z66; of Stephen Haynes, $35O. all of these deceased having been residents of Mad ison County.
 Amelia Simpson, administratrix of Ran dolph Simpson. Tuscaloosa County. $465
 John A. Chandler, administrator of Gar rett Chandler, I.auderdale County, $62l.
 John Vaught, administrator of John Sullivan, Jackson County. $1.357.
 Floyd H. Gillian. administrator of Jo- siah Springer. Madison County, $1,0S5.
 Mollie Smith, administratrix of John Hollingsworth, Morgan and Limestone counties, $556.
 Russell M. Kilburn, Lauderdale County, S1 453.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-08
Union 1sadsrs surrender.

St Louis April 7,-Cornelius P. Shea and William Rowbotham. respectively, president and secretary of the Interna- tional Teamsters' Union, arrived from Indiana polls to-day and immediately sur rendered themselves to Judge Taylor of the criminal division of the Circuit Court to answer to indictments against them charging them with being accesso- ries before the fact to assaults commit ted by three men alleged sto have been imported to annoy non-union drivers. Af- ter pleading not guilty to the indict- ments. the men were released on bonds of 5000 each.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-08
COLUMBIA HAS NO MONEY.
Result May bs Failure to Appeal the
 Panama Case.

bia has not yet filed its apeal against the French courts decision in favor of tho sale of the concession of the Panama Ca nal Company to the United States. and it Is understood that one of the chief causes of the delay is the requirement of the French law that all the costs of the re- cent suit shall be paid before an appeal Is receivable.
 These costs amount to large sum. in- cluding the court fees and all the legal expense of the lawyers and the fees in- cured by the Panama Canal Company since the beginning of the litigation.
 It Is said in a well-informed quarter that Colombian authorities are somewhat embarrassed over the payment of the costs, which may have the effect of post poning an early determination to appeal.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-08
PANAMA STRIKE SERIOUS.
Railroad Officials and Employees Seem
 Unable to Reach Agreement

New York, April 7.-TheFe seems to be TO prospect for an early settlement of the strike on the Panam ma Railroad, ac- cording to d Herald dispatch from Pan anna. Considerable inconvenience already has been caused to shippers.
 In Panama bay about eight steamers are unable to load or unload their car gees. and more vessels are arriving every da:
 Supplies which recently arrived from the warships are being handled by blue jackets
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-08
Granted a Herring.

Washington. April 7.-The Senate Committee on Education and Lapor to- day gave d hearing to Bishop Spaulding of Peoria and Volney w. Foster on the latter's bill for a government arbitra- tion board. Both gentlemen were asked what the effect would be if workmen would not arbitrate ~~d they said pub lie sentiment would be against either side that refused to submit differences to arbitration
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-08
aU1RINAL AND VATICAN.
Effort Will be Made to Amend Rome
 Etiouette.

Rome, April 7.-Thc Patria says that the forthcoming meeting at Abaszia be- tween Signor Tittoni. the Italian for- eign minister. and Count Goluchowski the Austrian foreign minister. has for its principal object the confirmation of the agreement between Italy and Aus tria concerning questions affecting the Balkan states.
 The ministers. the Patria says, will also exchange views looking to some ar. rangement by which the heads of the Catholic States who visit the Vatican may visit the Quirinal without giving offense to the Holy See.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-08
Japs on saahal,n Island

St. Petersburg April s.-Through the Urited States government Russia has again been requested by Japan to allow the Japanese refugees on 'saghalin Isl- and to be transported to Japan. The foreign office has already returned a fa- vorable response to this request, but the delay in the completion of Arrangements k, due to the necessity of consulting the military officer of the island The Unit ed States government probably will send neutral ship to take the refugees or the island. zssf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-08
CALLING OUT MORE TROOPS General Mobilization in Russia. POLICE TO PREPARE LISTS Portion of Reserves to Guard
 the Railroad Line. Food Said to Be Getting Scarce at vladivostok-Kuropatkin h.
 spects Troops and the Works
 of Defense.
POLICE TO PREPARE LISTS

Paris. April s.-A St. Petersburg cor respondent of The Petit Parisenne ca bles:
 A colonel of the general stan has in- formed me that general mobilization is in course of preparation. In view of com oiications which may ensue. the police have been instructed to prepare lists of all university graduates near % years old capable of serving as reserve officers. portion of the reserves will be told or to guard the trans-Siberian railroad
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-08

certificates in denominations of $10; au- thorizes deposits of customs receipts In national banks the same as internal rev. enue receipts, repeals the law permit ting the withdrawal of $3,o00O00 of circu- lation in any one month. The commit tee recommends striking out the clause in the bill reducing the tax on circula. tion to one-half of one per cent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-08
wYcAsTER WAS DESPERATE.
Hungry, He Killed Wife and At
 tempted Suicide.

Denver, Colo. April IS. D. Way caster. formerly of Asheville. N. C. to- day shot and killed his wife and then attempted suicide by shooting himself in tho neck. He is now at the county hospital and has chance for recovery
 Waycaster, who was out of employ ment. quarreled with his wife and mother-in-law several days ago. Today he returned and told his wife that he was starving and asked for money to buy food. This was refused him The shooting followed. The Waycasters came to Denver about two years ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-08
Tranquility Assured.

New York. April 7.-Vice- President Cal deron has obtained the consent of the n embers of the Cabinet to remain in ol- flee during the illness of the President. says a Herald cablegram from Lima cru This, it is believed, insures the tranquility and the progress of the Re. pUtlic.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-08
CALLED A MASS MEETING.
Ministers Want Membership in the
 Trades Unions.

Chicago. April 7.-Repulsed by speakers at the last meeting of the Chicago Federation of Labor. ministers who have been trying to establish close relations between the church and labor organiza- tions. have issued call for a mass meet ing of members of the clergy and trades unionists to be held here next Sunday to discuss the proposition of seating clergy men as fraternal delegates to the fedora tion.
 One local union receiving the call for the mass meeting has adopted resolutions rejecting the plan and suggesting if the ministers are not paid fair wages; that they form a unior and make application for membership in the regular way.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-08
At Calvert, Texas.

Calvert, Tex, April IA tornado struck the country five niles west this after noon, unroofng the residence of F. $. Peters, President of the Texas Gotten Growers Association, and wrecking u number of tenement houses on his plan tation. On the T. J. Garrett plantation. great damage was done to crops. a num- Der of houses were destroyed and R F. DrennAn, the manager was injured.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-08
Holy Weak at Kiaff

Keh, April 7.-The Holy Week cele- brations began today. Enormous crowds of pilgrims arrive from all parts of Rus sld to attend the Easter services at the great Kieff monastery. The citizens are cDrfdent that Governor Kliegel will pre- vent Jew batting during Easter time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-08
Hi11 Rill is Favored

Washington. April 7.-The House Com mittee on Banking and Currency to-day authorized d favorable report on the bill introduced by Mir Hill of Connecti- cut to improve currency conditions which does away with the limit on sub sidiary coinage permits tSs Use of gold
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-08
A Negro Assassinated.

Columbus, Ga, April 7.-Levi Daniel, colored. was killed last night at his home near Preston. Ga, by unknown persons. He was called out of the house and with out a word the assassin emptied two loads of buckshot from 9 double barrel gun into his body.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-08
INVOLUNTARY BANKRUPTCY.
Capital City Cotton Mill of Columbia
 to Be Reorganized.

sta. Ga. April IA special from ous, s. C., says: The Capital City Co,.,n Mills of that city will be put through involuntary bankruptcy and re- organized. The petition was filed in the United States Court at Charleston today.
 It is stated that 5 per cent of tho creditors favor this plan. The mill has been in the hands of the reorganization committee for several weeks and the present plan was adopted as the quickest. The capital stock of the mills Is $10000O. The mill was bought far in excess of the capital. with the hope that the profits would pay out
 Several bad years interfered seriously with these plans It Is proposed in bank ruptcy settlement that the creditors take an issue of $250,OOo preferred stock in set clement Of all claims
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-08
Report on Blast Furnaces.

Youngstown, O., April 7.-J. C. Butler. Jr., chairman of the Bessemer Dig iron association reports that April 1 of 159 fur nacps tributary to the Lake Superior ore region. with a daily capacity of 46.sl6 tons. there were 125 in blast and S4 out of blast, the percentage of active capa-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-08

city being s5 1-2 and the idle capacity 14 1-2 These furnaces are located in a radius embraced by Sparrows Point. steeiton. Pa; Johnstown. Pa; the Pitts burg district. Wheeling districts; Mahon- ing and shenango Valleys, Columbus and Cleveland districts and Buffalo and Toawanda
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-08
At Mexia. Texas.

Mexia, Tex. April "A tornado struck to the south of Mexia today, wrecking a gin and farm house at Shiloh. a farm house at Prairie Grove. At Mills, a house was blown to pieces and a negro woman seriously hurt and child killed. There will be much loss to timber and fences.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-08
Declaration of starlr.

St. Petersburg. April 7.--Vice Admiral Stark reached St. Petersburg to-day. sim ultaneously with the announcement of his decoration with the Alexander swords. which are conferred only for gallantry in the face of the et1enny.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-08
FIGHTING NOT CONFIRMED.
Nothing Known in Seoul of Battle at
 Xvi Sung.

Seoul. April 7.-Telegrams have been re- ceived that the Russians are occupying six large border towns on the Tumen river in northeastern Korea. A Korean prefect has sent in report that the Russians and Chinese who were at Yongampho. Korea, have withdrawn to Antung. across the Yalu river. Only a few merchants remain at Yongampho,
 The Japanese authorities have no con nrmation of a reported engagement be- tween Russians ard Japanese at Xvi Sung. v
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-08
Talk of a Southerner.

Senator Carmack said today: "I sec no reason why 1t would not be opportune at St Louis to propose the name of ran from the South for Vice-President," :"
 "Iave you any one in ndnd?' was asked. with the reply, Why not either John W. Daniel of Virginia, or John Sharpe Williams of Mississippi"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-08
rourth Glass Postmasters.

The following fourth class postmasters were appointed today for Alabama;
 Tritchard. Mobile County, Oliver K. Williams
 Ruth. Marshall County, Hiram L' Wright R. H. W atkins.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-08
Convention in Virginia.

Knoxville. Tenn, April 7-The Republi- cans of the Ninth Congressional District of Virginia elected J. s. Browning of Tazewell and James D. Honaker of Bland County delegates to the Chicago Conven- tion. with State Senator J. C. Noel of Lee County for District elector The con- vention endorse President Roosevelt, Congressman Slemp and declared for Senator Elkins of West Virginia for Vice President.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-08
Kuropatkin's Inspection.

St. Petersburg. April 7-General Ku- ropa tkn. 'wlo arrived at Newchwanx Wednesday and inspected A0Oo troops. ai- SD inspected the defensive works of the tt VII. 1t is reported he found the troops In good health and spirit.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-08
Strike Will Not Materialize.

San Francisco, April 7.-The car mems executive committee at a meeting has de- cided that there will be no strike tomor- row and that the unicn will await the outcome of the refusal Of the men to instruct students.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-08
MT. Bowers Honnrad

Representative F.. J. Bowers was to- night. on motion of Representative John Sharpe Williams. who resigned. elected a Mississippi member of the Congressional Campaign Committee. This is a con. pli- n.snt seldom bestowed on a new member.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-08

wise laws would work harm on any in- dustry
 MT. Small tN. co opposed the bill on the ground that it would increase freight rates and consequently the prices of products shipped.
 At 5:3o the House adjourned.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-08
Scale is Affirmed

New York. April 7.-Meetings of the structural steel and steel plate pools were held in this city today and present pracas were reaftirned.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-08
INTENDED GROOVES CRIMES.
Killed sweetheart's Father and Ther Shot Her.

Water Valley. Miss. April IA tragedy occurred two or three miles north of town today. Ed Cannon. a young farmer, had made all arrangements to elope with Miss Fannie Kimsey. when her father. Jake Kimsey. appeared on the scene. Cannon shot and killed him The daugh- ter endeavored to escape from the scene. but Cannon shot and killed her and then made his escape. A large posse is in hot niirsiiit stE
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-08
LAPS CROSS THE YALU.

Part of Fighting Line Establishes
 Itself in Strong Position.
 Chicago, April IA special cable to The Daily News from Tokio. says reliable re- ports were received today from Seoul to the effect that part of the JApanase fighting line had crossed the sYaiul ana established itself in strong positions there at several important soiuts.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-13
Jesus Benitez

Para la inspection directa del mon
tale del puente sobre el rio Manatf y
la construction de la carretera ramal
de Morovis al kilometro nllmero de
la de Manatf a Ciales, la Jefatura de
Obras p1blicas ha designado al COM
petente y laborioso sobrestante don Je.
stis Benltez.
Ell sefior Benitez tiene practica ST.
ficiente para la comisi6n que Sc le con-
fla, pues colaboro en- el montaje de to-
dos los puentes y alcantarillas eri-
gidos en- Ia Isla por la compafiia fran
cesa del ferrocarril bajo la direc-
cion del intelligence lngeniero sefior
Lsrrinaga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-13
CarceIes departamentaIes

En- la Carcel de San Juan ingresa-
ron a cumplir prisi6n S individuos, y
uno Salio en- libertad.
En- la de Ponce entraron en- pri-
sion y en- sumario, siendo puestos en-
libertad 2. De la de Humacao, fueron
trasladados 6, ingresaron en- ella ? en-
sumario, = en- prisi6n y una baja.
En- la de Guayama entraron en-
prisl6n y en- sumario, saliendo en- Ii
bertad 2.
En- la de Arecibo ingresaron en- su-
mario 3, baja y . traslados..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-13
ACertado nonbramientO

Ell Comisionado del Interior Mr..
Elliot, ha nombrado al laborioso in
teligente puertorriqueno don Augusta
Garcia de Quevedo, para la plaza va
cante de Jefe del Negociado de muelles
y puertcs de la Isla, y captain del
puerto de Saa Juan, con el suicide
anual de $1,000, puesto que han ocupa-
do los seflores Tingle y Cook, y que
renunciaron, por pase otros destinos
Felicitamos al amigo sef1or Queve-
do, y al propio tempo al seflor Elliot,
por 10 acertado de su election.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-13
Bale y reception en- la
Mansion Ejecutiva

Ademas de la reception de etiqueta
anunciada para la noche de maf1ana
en- la Fortaleza, Sc verifcara un bale
solemne en- los salones del palacio de
Santa Catalina.
Hay gran animaclon por asistir
esta fiesta que con tanto entusiasmo y
galanter1a. vienen preparando los Sc
nores Winthrop. La sociedad de San
Juan correspondent seguramente 4 la
certesla de que Sc la hace objeto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-13
GuayaIa1a
de nuestro corresponsal)
Julio IL de 1904.

Julio II de 1904.
Desde Ell de los corrientes, comen-
rs a funcionar Ell juzgado municipal
de esta ciudad
El prestigioso jurisconsulto don
Juan c. Ramos juez de Ia citada cor
te. es muy recto en- el desempeflo de
sus funciones.
La ciudad de Guayama We con gus
to 10 mucho que Sc desvela dicho juez
en- el desempeilo de su cargo.
A Ultima hora y al cerrar las pre-
sentes lfneas. me informan que, por
orden del Attorney General al sefor
Presidente de la Corte de Distrito de
este Departamento, Sc de comienzo
las causas que Sc tienen pendientes de
resolution. f..
Tambien nos indican, que estas al
canaan a 81.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-13
Vista Official

Ell Consul aleman don Adolfo Raus-
che M plat y el captain de corbeta de
la marina alemana Mr.. Jantzen, CO.
mandante del caflonero Panther" sur
to en- este puerto, visitaron esta maf1a-
ma al gobernador Mr. Winthrop, y
las cua-ro de la tarde de hoy les ha
sido devuelta la vista por ell seflor GO
bernador acompanado de su secretario
privado Mr.. Frazier, siendo saludado
con los Ca1onazos de ordenanza.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-13
Para la Isla

Esta mafiana han salido para Ell dis
trito Este de la Isla los senores Elliot
y Proctor, Comisionado del Interior y
ao Jefe de Obras Publicas, con Ell fin
de inspeccionar las carreteras de dicho
distrito.
Seria conveniente que resolviesen e.
case del puente sobre el rio de Caro-
lima, que seguramente habran inspec-
cionado al vadearlo en- los botes de
gobierno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-13
No canta

Gel Aguila" no canta.
Ell tierno pajarito solt6 un suave
graznido. y aleteo hasta perderse de
vista.
Bello pals debe ser Ell de America,
papa.
Dice Gel Aguila' en- su deseo de
arrancar una SonriSa 4 los continental
les. 6 de hacerles gracia, que en- item
POS de ESpafia estabamos sumidos en-
la ignorancia.
Y el paJsrito habla de Tactic, de
Epaminondas, de Justiniano, de Spen-
Ger, de Garofalo, y hasta de Doroteo y
de Mufleco
Bello pals debe ser e1 de America,
papa.
"El Sum-, que mas bien parece lu-
ma menguante, rechazo indignado Ell
apostrofe del pajarito.
Pero el pajarito habla va sleteado y
Sc recreaba en- el efecto prodigioso de
Su Canturreo,
iAl fin habfa 1ogrado hacer una gra-
cia por cuenta de Epaminondas!
Bello pals debe SER.
~
Mr.. Carroll habia dicho todo 10 con-
trario que lei Aguila'.
Aquel respectable continental habia
sabido apreciar la labor y ell esfuerzo
de Espafia en- difundir la ensef1anza, y
la rendia pdblico testimonio de justi-
cia.
Pero el pajarito Sc encontraba iletra-
dc v lloraba amargamente su desvens
tura.
Ell pajarito no habia querido ir a
las escuelas donde Sc enSehaba mas y
mejor que hoy.
Ell pajarito estaba irredento y le
temblaba el pico.
Que pals, amigo Melchor!
Ell pajarito no canta.
Ell pajarlto no demuestra 10 que
dice.
Pero Ell pajarito hace meritos para
ConseJero del Executive 6 para otros
fines.
Salud, Epaminondas.
Yo no aspire a Consejero.
Yo no soy pajarito.
Pero yo no doblo mi cerviz altiva.
Yo soy de mi pueblo.
Estabamos mas adelantados antes
que ahora; la instruction que Sc daba
era mas solida y completa que la del
dia y asi todo 10 demas.
Como suena, pajarito.
Despues de decir ESQ, ino podre ser
Consejero del Ejecutivo2 Bueno, ty
Ique2
1Quien pierde mas, yo 6 el Ejecu-
tivo2
Ell Executive, pajarito.
GWaHa6tbO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-13
Otr0 hipssotizaeos.

Ell amigo Eduardo O'Ferrall hizo en-
la noche del domingo 1ltimo, en- Ia
casa de la distinguida familia de Ole
da en- Puerta de TERRA. variados ex-
perimentos de hipnotismo que fueron
muy aplaudidos por la lescogida con.
currencia que asistio la reunion.
Continuara hacienda aquellos mu
pronto prepara un programa atrayen-
te para darse Conocer mas en- sus
experimentos. que estudia de afcion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-13
TeSOreT'1a

Tres comerciantes de GALES han sa-
tisfecho multas por valor total de
$3.50, por infracci6n de las leyes de
rentas internas.
X
Cuatro embargos Sc han levantado
por los colectores de Naranjito, Ponce
y Barranquitas, despues de cobrar las
correspondence contribuciones.
Cuatro industriales de Utuado, Mana
tt, Aguada Caguas han solicitado del
Tesorero, autorizaci6n para dedicarse
4 la elaboration de ia bacos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-13
HeridO en- Ponce

Ell teniente Iturrondo telegraffa al
Quartet General de Policfa, que en- ell
dfa de aver Ell individuo Guillermo
Martinez hiri6 de gravedad con un
pufIal a Aurelia Alvino, siendo captu-
rado en- la madrugada de hoy y en- la
playa de Ponce por el referido tenien
tie Iturrondo.