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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-03
EnvOys Couldn't Accept.

New York, Sept. 2.-OWing to the early date of their planned departure from this country. the peace plenipoten- tiaries have been unable to accept with- out qualifications an invitation to a reception by the Chamber of Commerc9 of New York. The envoys had been asked to name a date convenient to themselves after September IS. when they and their stafEs might be enter tained in this city but in replying both indicated that they would sail before the time suggested
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-03

suffered during the voyage. The man was held for observation. The schoon- CT came from Satilla river, Ga.
 After a thorough inspection of the schooners> crew four seamen were found to be suffering from the same fever symtoms as the mate. whose case was diagnosed as dengue fever. All were transferred to Hoffman Island deten- tfon station.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-03
Treaty of Portsmouth iS
 Completed.
RESULT OF CONFERENCE
Manchurian Notifications Not
 Allowed.
Baron de Rosen Announces Thst Thers Is No Necessity for Meeting of the Peace PIenipeten-
 tiaries Today.

Portsmouth. N. H., Sept. 1.-The last point in dispute was arranged at . meeting of the Russian and Japanese plenipotentiaries which ended at II o'clock tonight.
 As the plenipotsntiaries emerged from N. Witte's room. where the con- ference was held. Baron de Rosen was reached. He did not answer.
 'Wiil there be meeting tomorrow.g f
 '.No." he replied, there is no necessity for one. The clerks can do the rest s
 With the exception of single por- tion of the text the treaty of Forfe~ mouth" was completed this Afternoon at Q conference in Baron Komurafs room and it is barely possible 1t can be signed Monday. It consists of sixteen articles.
 Tonight at g. o'clock IA. wttts ana Mir. DeMartens and Baron Konura and Mir. Dennison began the reading of the text The treaty will not be engrossed by the two caiigrsphers sent by the State Department. At the last moment it was decided to have attaches of the two missions perform this work
 The articles relating to the non-tor- tification of the island of sakhalIa ana La Perouse Straits and the evacuation of Manchuria were settled
 
 fortify the island. La Perouse ig to be 'open" and Japan agrees not to erect works to command the strait.
 The article relating to the evacuA- ton of Manchuria provides that the troops immediately upon the exchange of final ratsfications are to be with~ drawn respectively to the lines of the Mukden and Harbin road, and the num- Der of railroad guards" in ordinary times Is limited. but provision fs made for the despatch of troops for the pre- tection of the line in case of discrsfern upon condition that they are to be tnss mediately, withdrawn when their miss sion Is finished
 There are said to be fonY ''afinexesss to the treaty. covering matters which could not be elaborated in the treafy Itself.
 It is now understood that the treaty will consist of seventeen articles pre- ceded by a short preambls m which ft is asserted on good authority po Aliusion will be made to the action displayed by President Roosevelt in sringing about the peace conference which led to the conciusion Of flfe. treaty.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-03
WEATHER FORECAST.

Washington, Sept. z.---For Alabnmni Showers nnd cooler Sunday Monday fair except showers on the coastj light to fresh north winds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-03
Three DeRfha.

Warsaw. Russia, Poland. Sept. 2.-It is reported from Yarnoff, Galicia (Aus- trial, that cholera has appeared in the neiRhborhood of Tarnon. Three deaths from the disease were registered in one day
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-03
shnh of Pernln Yinating.

St. Petersburg. Sept. 2.--The Shah of Persia arrived in Peterhof today He was met at the station by Emperor Nicholas and several of the grand dukes and Count Lamsdon~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-03
FTwaa PInin old Denwue.

New York, Sept 2.-With a fever pa tient from Georgia. the schooner An thony D. Nicholas, was today detained at the quarantine here. The man was III with some sort of fever from which
 several other members of the crew had
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-03
Lahorern For c,nnnl.

Colon. Sept 3.-The French Ijne steamer La France today landed 800 contract laborers, natives of the lslam& of Martinique
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-03
AuBusta Acts Promptly,

Augusta, Ga, Sept 2-The Board of Health today oficially declared a quar- antine against passengers from Atlanta on account of yellow fever tho
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-03
To Be RooseveIt's Guesta.

Oyster Bay. L. L. Sept 2.--Arrange~ ments have already been shaped in ia tentative way for the return of Prest- dent Roosevelt to Washington. Such business as Is not of pressing nature is being deferred until the President can take 1t up directly with the cabi@ net officers at the White House
 At present 1t is the Presidents ln- tention to leave Oyster Bay for wash- ington on Sunday morning, Septsmber 30. Meantime at Sagamore Kill hewfIl receive and entertain the Russian ana Japanese plenipotentiaries. It ia ex- pected they will be the guests of Mr., Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt at lunch con, the Russians being entertained one day and the Japanese another. The. dates for the luneheons have not beer fixed, but will be dependent in daS. gree on the conclusion and signing of the treaty of peace.
 The President will make no formal expression concerning the conclusion of peace until the treaty shall have been signed.
 No visitors were scheduled to arrive at sagamore Hill today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-03
nrnftinr ConntitutIon.

Muskogee, I. T.. Sept 2.-The com Ynittee appointed by the recent consti- tutIonal convention of the i've civilized
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-03
MohtIe ouarnntiue..

Mobile, Sept. 2.-(Special.) )-Dr. Charles A. Mohr, quarantine supervisor, stated tonight that Mobile had estab- lished a quarantine against Atlanta,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-03
Armieu Henr the Nerra .

Gunshu Pass. Manchuria, Friday. Sept. 1.-The first intimation of ail agreement between the peace pIenfpo- tentiaries was printed in today's issue of the army organ, but M witte'a mes sage to Emperor Nicholas received tu- day was held over for tomorrow.
 From various sources the news of the agreement percolated into the cona- munities at Kochiatien and Gunshu Pass August 31. but comment was withheld pending military sancticn for It's publication, and the news Is yet too vaguely known or realized to note ita effect. Arrangements, however, hava already been instituted for the estah- lishment and maintenance of neutral gone between the armies pending their demobilisation. The army has ample time to accustom itself to the Idea of peace. The men have followed the dis- cussion as closely as the delayed dis- patches permitted, and it Is evident the idea of paying an indemnity was the most unwelcome of the Japanese. con- ditions.
 The foreign military attaches are ex- pectfng to be recalled and are arrang- ing for formal ave-taking ot the commanders.
 The industrial missionary interests are already preparing to resume their enterprises. disorganized by the war.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-03
Reaeaarlnm statement..


 Berlinsl Sept 2.--The ministry of the interior has issued assnotice assuring the public that there is no reason for anxiety on account of the appearance of cholera The government has long reckoned on the present situation. A circular dispatch was sent by the im- perial department of the interior to the confederate states in January calling attention to the possibility of cholera and requiring them not to be unpre- pared to deal with an infection.
 Resisting the spread of cholera" |" the official declaration says, has be- come much easier under the imperial epidemic law of June 30. 1900, giving the health police proper powers These powers have been fully exercised in sequestering persons that have cholera or have been exposed to 1t, or who have doubtful symtoms and in watching over persons and property employed in traflc on the rivers Weichsel, Brahe and Netze and on the Bromberg canal"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-03
CHOLERA ON THE RAMPAGE Europe Seriously Affected by Disease. AMERICAS DANGER SMALL Probability of It Reaching
 Here Remote. German Imperial Health once Issues an omciai Statement of Com
 ndence in Ability to
 Fight Pest.

Berlin, Sept. 2.-The record tonight stands at fifty-one cholera cases and nineteen deaths, a steady increase and a high percentage of mortality.
 The most uneasy news for America Is that second case exists at Hamburg. It was officially reported late today that a laborer In St. Georges Hospital. where the Russian emigrant died, has cholera, but 1t is added that the seizure Is of a mifder form than the previous one. Two of the other fresh cases are in East Prussia, indicating that the infected area has widened. The imperial health officer. as shown by the statement made today by the Associated Press. is con- fident that 1t has the disease in hand. among the Russian rivermen in quar- antfne.
 Germany's two greatest bacteriolo- gists. Professors Robert Koch and E. VonLeyden, are out of the country, one in Africa and the other in Tyrol. Pro- lessor Adolph Kafka. also an eminent man. is Professor Koch's successor as head of the institute of infectious dis eases and he has gone to the infected district to direct the measures to con- fine the disease.
 The German imperial health csfice today made the following statement concerning the probability of cholera reaching the United States from Ger many:
 The danger of the migration of cholera to America from Germany fs remote. Since the experiences of 1sos- 03. arrangements have been perfected to combat the disease even if It's i'm portation cannot be prevented. Ham burg and Bremen are the most danger ous spots and to them the most care has been devoted. The water system of Hamburg which used to be fed from the Elbe has been changed-so that no drinking water ia taken from the Elbe. That was the cause of the epidemic of 1ss2. So far only sporadic cases have occurred within German territory de- rived from Russian raftsmen and the single emigrant who died at Ham, burg" ..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-27
Cine Tran uerbrannt.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-27

itcrn Worgen iomntelten bic 9iigler
Der Sirn,o Iapib 9ernitein, bel luel'
der Cohen atgeiteat 1T. $500 dis
9elobnung fir Genieniaen, wcld)er
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-27

Sabre dlten SnfeIS @eor9 &obl 81
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-27
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-27

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-27
Gapc IaD NntumubiI . 5nrnicr.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-27

$50 9aS Snbrcs .Yicnic Der n&a'
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bei3ntpobnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-27
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taIien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-27
8robe 0erbeiierungen

WroBe 0erbeiiernn9en
aepIont. - ST.. i. 9. 2attoItreet.
Der 8ice.YrGiiocnt Der v@eitlitcn
W~orplGnoer gobn," iub geItern ltod)
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LANDER gobn". 0ieie 8crbeiIerungen
peroen mebrsre Wialoncn Dollars
f%olten. gu gllernohit lit e8 Die Gbs
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si MADDEN, unb Der Gontroft filr ben
criten Sbeil 5lpiihcn bier uno Gntorp-
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nclen @elciie nit idmeren Sd)ieieit
o,isgeltattct. nm Dem gelpaltteen Der.
fehr su entipreden. Die Goppclge.
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gopineton bereits ToppeIeeleiie lie.
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8rope ionen Die auruen beraiis &C.
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bort nad) Eenmor 5u gelbeben. Sett
cincm Sabre bat Der Sradltperfebr
oif Der 9abn in ioldler Weiie 5uge.
nomnlen. bob Die gegenipdrti9en Sci
tengeIeiie bel @eitem niht mebr &c.
niigen. Mud Der Yerioncnoerfebr bat
gon5 getpoltige 9imcniionen onGcs
nommen. Che es Weibitod)ten miro.
miro Der neue SbeiI 5piiden Sancod
uno Cumberland erofinet inb nelier
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MbIeben. - Sr. George Selo'
ner, Witslieb Der 5irma George &.
Seloner & 60. Nr. Gil. Slt.Japette-
Strabe, itorb Gienitog Nafmittag III
ieiner Wobnung an Der Wulbroof'
Mperile uno ~. StraBe. Der Ser
blid)ene nor in Baltimore geborell.
CT binterldbt ouBer ieiner 8attin
9ottie. eeb. SolIcr, 5pei ainoer; oil.
bereem bat er iolsenoe Sriioer pno
Shpeitern: Orc. N. Seloner, 9rli.
Charles Selbner. Srn. Spiepb Sclo.
ner, 5rar hilbert W. @apter iiito
Srou 3. 9ioienberg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-27
Tas Wcttcr.

Iiir Worplonb nnb ben Etltrtft
Columbia ihoneS ruormes Wctter
NIB per1noerlihe Win0c.
Ger bodite 1bcrmomcterltono iuor
81 GRAB nm 3 llbr Nad)mittogS.
Ger nieorigite 1bcrmomctcrItono
por 60 @rob Inn & llbr Worgens.
Wittlercr 9orometcritonb 3OO9.
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leeten "a StunOcn in nodiolgenoeh
Stooten ipor mic iol9t: Goltport 6G.
V~ortlono "a, goiton 70. Ilbonp 7S,
Ncp 4. g)orf 70, Ybilobelpbia S0,&or'
riSburg 70, Itlontic Giip so, Cape
Mop 70. Waibirgton SO. Horfolf 81,
SotteroS 81, Charlotte S4, Nilming.
ION 80. GborleIion 80, SoponnobSL
Sodionoinc 90, Siipiter SO. Sen Wc't
IS, gtlnnto 50. Wontgomcrp S8,Ncm
Orleans Sc, Yoleltine SO. 8olpeiton
81, Corpus Gbriiti SO. Wempbis 80,
Cincinnati so, Nittsburg rs, Sspc'
90 20, Buffalo ~, Gleuelonb y, Ge'
iroit 70, Ilpeno IS, Woraiictte 70,
Green Ban rs, Chicago y, Dillutfl
76. Ct. Youl 70, ct. 2oi,iS 80, Gou-
ios Gitp 20, Smobo "a. Suron 76,
9ismord rs, Wiuilton ~, SABRE rs,
Seleno 7S. Salt Sofc Gitp 96, Ser.
Der So, Nortb Yloitc 76. Gobge GitD
30, Inlarillu 81, Sos gnqcleS 7S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-27
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