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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-01
.Dic8n Que Ia
TeCldO una lIIa de-
K0rDpatkil,
llaa nonja del SsgIad0 CQTszdn
Que 8siuVO en- Puerto RlGO,
habIa dc ella.
Dramatica historic de IA desapari.
Cion de una ioven.


Una HIS del ilustra General russo
KuFopatkin. despu6s de creerla muer
ts, aparece en- un convent0 de Estados
Unidos
Quien Ievsnte n cortina de este mis-
tsrio es el Or. Wolf Won Sutherland.
autor de loa trsbsjos sobre SRpsia, su
faerza y su dehiIidad9 ?
SQui6u no coIoce de fama 81 es que
no Sc honra CON conocerla personal
mente & la eMadYe Josefa de Iss Glen
L'agts.0 superiora de Ii sMiei6n Hell
pers2 del Sagrado Coraz6o? Ella aca-
ba de regresar de Puerto Rico, dom
de fu6 & fundar tres nueVas Caaas.
Cartas de esta buena religiosa pu-
blica el Dr. Ven Schierband relacio-
nadss con Ia hiia del General Knropst-
kin. q quien deaea YER reintegrsda &
au naci6n v su pAdre.
He aqui. en- res1man. ID mataria
prima de 6ste que pudiera llamarse
tambi6n drama.
Viajsba la esposa de Kuropatl<in por
Italia, hace aIgunos / nos, v por enton-
ces en- Roma nsCi6 Is nina. her0f1a de
este miaterio.
Linde. inteligentfaima. creci6 haeta
convertirga en- adorable. Rica, distin-
guilds, hablando diez idicmss, tocando
q marRvilla varies instrumentos, era.
aQuella ioyen. gloria de los sRlones, 81
preatigio luminpso de Ia corte.
Prend6se ell Gar de sus encantos.
La ioven temb'6 de tenor II aaberIo.
ID esposa de Kuropatlin habfa
lnuerto por squellos dfas. Su muerte
ocnrri6 en- los Estados Unidos. donde
viajsbs con au hijR y una amiga de
ella, de Is sefI3rs.
81 coma ncurri6 Ia desgracia, 81
como SO dispuso el cadaver despertaron
aospt cnas. hlcier0n Greer que Ia liza
EnAda amiga habfa sido u autore de Ia
muarte da Ia esposa de Kuropatkin.
Su Eijs 81 regresar s San Petersbur
60. u lado de au padre. iGeVaba consi-
60 squella conviction. Luegc. el ma
trim0nio del General con Ia sospecho-
aa dsms, acrecent6 on Is joyen tan do
Ior0sa creencia.
Acosada por tai penEamiento y te-
nnorosR & Ia vez, de ser vfetima de pla-
mes Contrarios su querer & SD Iibsr-
tad deaspaFeci6 de Ia corte. Eoqr6 ha-
cerse tener por shogRda en- eli IT'D Neva
y vino 8 este pals.
El padre ls noFa a1p; nadie ala So
be que ID hija de Kuropatkin ViFe.
Ei pobre General, her6icamante des-
gFaCiGdo en- esta guerrP, no es capaz
de suponer que hsya sIgo que pueda
Consolarle de las foertea derrotss que
sufre die por dia.
Y ese Ago serfa Ia noticia de que sd
hija adorada vive. vive vida santa,
bajo un nombre supuesto. en- los claus.
tros de unR casa de buenos C0Fszones.
Pero acaso valga mas para el vieio
guerrero Continuar ignorando que Sd
bells noble hiia existe.
Si ella se negara & absndonar ese
retro de siIencio oIvido, 81 al iDfaliz
padre dieere hoy: sands. hazte mataF
por los japoneses; 70 no te reconozco;
70 ha muert0 para II y para ei mundo;
Dios me msnda que tie ignore. que
anuIe el lazo natural que Il me- uni6
y que deshsga mi indiferencia 10 que
tu amor engendr6:9 meior estarfa 81
anciano soldado tendido en- 81 campo
de bAtaIls: uno mas entire los Que ell
snemigo admira v el mundo connpAde-
%.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-01
NOtaIia de- Juan Her
nandez Lopez,
Anu M cIo

A s Iicitud y requlr1mlenG0 ue Aa so
ciedad Lothrop. Luce y Compsh mia,
sue ssores de De Ford Comps MIA y
no habiendo tanidO resu.tado lR pr
mera aubasta anunciada para 81 dia
Yeinte y nueve de los corrientes, & las
dos de Is tarde, anpncio. EueVameute,
v hsg0 p6b6iCo. que el dla cluCO de
abril pr6ximo veniderO, les dos de ID
taFde. por ante mi, prccedera la
dicha sociedad & yender. en- segunde
aubasta voluntaria, los siguientea bic
mes v efectos perteneCientes 8 la en-
presR eThe San Juan Newss que Le
eat6n dad0s On prenda para garantir Ell
pago de an cr6dito constitufdo pOr
escritura Ttblics ot0rgRd& en- is de
noViembre de 1908 ante el Nclario que
suscribe.
1-Una prensa Potter, de tambOr
cilindro.
na prensa Campbell. de cilin-
dro intermediO.
8-Tres prensas C r GordoDjob.
1-Una para trabsios de remiendo
(Smalliobbsr).
Una m6quina monitor. para en-
cuadernar con alambre.
Una guillotinR 8 cortadora de
papeE.
2OOO-Dos mil libras. mas 8 menos.
de tipos de variss clises y sdemas ge.
Ieras, csias, chivaietes y nnateriaies y
titles de impression; existencia de pa
peE, efectoa, artfculos de esCritorio y
de oficina, muebles, eecritoriOs. mesas
para grsbAr. con tOdO el material y
peTtsnencias.
La seQunda subasta Sc vefificaE8 de
acuerdo con ID eatablecido en- ell artf-
cuIo 1773 del C6digo Civil y especial.
nente de acuerdo con 10 pactad0 go Ia
cEausulR octava de ia citada escritura,
que dice Raf:
GEs tambi8n expfesamante pRCtsdo
convenidO que en- casO de no ser pa
gada ID deuda principal. 8 sus intere-
eea, cOnforme & 10 estipulaao enterior
mente, los acreedores sefilres De r I'd
yIC0mpaffa tendr6n el deFecho de pro-
ceder. sin necesidad de aut0rizaci6n nj
intervention judicial de nir guna clase,
verificar la Venta de los bienes dados
ca prenda en- subasta celebtada anta
NotariO mediante anuEcio 8 avis0
puhIicadO en- CuaIquier peri6dicO de ta
hGGM4lU@Q QUE40&6 GluG0 N&&S 9Ae6E40AC9
4 dicha subasta; debiendo ser inventa-
riados los bienes en- eli AZ ta documen-
30 notarial que 81 efecto 90 otorgda;y y
quedando obgigados tanto sThe San
Juan Newsp como ell sefi1r Hobart s.
Bird por sd propio derecho, 4 trasps-
sar & Is persona 8 persones adquiFien.
tes de los bienes. cuaIQuier derecha 8
tftulo de propiadad que les correspon-
da en- esos mismos bienes; , no YeFi-
fickndoIO pOr cuaEquier motive que
fuere, aut rizan. desde lupgo. & los
aefIoraa De Ford y Compafffa para
que 10 hsgan en- ga n0mbre y repre-
sentaci6n.o
Sc &dVierte due no Be admitir6 pos
tura inferior ID csntidad de cinco mil
novecientos trainta y euatro dollars.
ochenta centavos. y que 81 vendedor
Sc reserva 81 derec h0 de aprobar Ia
subasta.
Lp subasta tendrs Iugar ca esta Of
Gina notariaI. calIe de Allen. n6mero
AL, pisO segundo.
san Juan. Puerto Rico, % Dc Mario
de 1906
JUAN HERNANDEZ LOPEZ,
NotaEio / 1biico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-01
cuRA sIRAATIzl1L PlRA las lLMoRLNLs.

simples sangrhntes; exteriores con pi-
eaz6n, 81 no cura no pague Los boticarios
astan RutOrizadosIp Dor los manufactureros del
UNGWENTO DEPAZO x dsvolver ell dtnero
81 liz nt@diaina deia de curar cualQuier case
de alunorranas, aItnQue sea Gr6nioo. Los ca
SOS ordinarios 80 DURAN cid seis dias, los rebel
des, ola catorce. Una aplicaci6n da aliVfo y
sosiego. LapicRz6n Sc calma instantanea-
meDte. ia IN nuevo descubrimientoy Ell
dnico que Be 0freoe con una garantia pbsiti-
va.
Si el boticRri0 no la tiene SD 10 enviaremos
de aqIi oil racib 'rIsellos do correos equivalen-
tes 90 centavos bn orc americana, dirijien
do Ia Darta PARIS MEDICINE CO., St
Louis, Mo- E U' de All. fabFicantes de las
PASTILLAE LAXANTES DE BROMO-
2UININA, Ell celebre remedio para losre
RrfmTnn
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-01
RObSla do pT8GiO Pasal8 Auto
m6VIl. AguadIIla Camuy 3
VlCOV0TSa

La empress Gim6nez, correspon-
diendo la protecCi6n con que Be Ie
favOrece y dese&ndo continuaF acree-
dores & Ia misma. anunciR 81 p1blico
los siguientes pEeciOg:
Aguadila s Camuy 8 vice versa So
so otvs.
Aguadilla 8 Camuy. ida y vueIta
Vslido por 15 dfAs. $4l50.
Los vipjsroa-de Ssn Juan & Ponce
deber6n saCar paasje sepcillo ca los
trenes hsota Caunuy 8 AguadiIIs res
pectivhmente p0F los pFecios De tarifa
y.eDtFe estoa dos puntos tomRr paspia
con IaIempresa Gim6nez. diAfrutando
asf de IA modiaad, GeR1ridAd Fa-
pids z que brindR esa VIZ muy acredita-
do mpresa y obtsniend0 una economfa
que no gozaFfsn dc 0tE0 modo Agen-
taa San Juan R CaEbis y Suces0Fes
Hsrdie Bsos, p. zR Principal. Aqua
diila M. Gimeae.z. Maysgtiaz sHoteI
Carlo. , 10 v. q.
JUAN MlblEL K kEARREY
ABOGApO.
Aguadi d, P..R,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-01
oiIeas generates

Cuidado con Iaa imitaoiores! El
Vsrdadero genuine Ron Viejo Gateli
es de un color ambar y SD sabor BIO es
picanta. por el cuntrario auave 3 sin
tnf0
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-01
DICK XYeEM

Antiseptico y desinfectante.
Para limpiar Ia b0cs v dienteg no
tiene iguaI.
QuitR todO OIor offensive.
FARMACIA AMERICANA
San Francisco 81. San 5uan Pr.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-01
MOO PESOS.

Sc psgaF6n b or cuatro pareias de
cabaVlos muIoa TGsG cr6ogJG que reu-
nan lss condolences para 81 arFastre de
los pipotes del riego de Las GALES de
Ponce.
DiFiiirse J. r EstrolIa 80.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-01

Sc PApECE De ESTA ER9FER EDqD 1,. ,.. .
viuoso inve1to de S = - A@-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-01
-Inn.cLlnR eENEIl

@gNSEf0 A fsAB MAD X ts@s-4 "a isf sgs sssAsss M
Be- u sapra Winsiow abe uslrse sleHpfe que los hjf
estan ra e periodic de a don ri6n Propofciona aliNi
Immediate alpequehd paciente produce un sus ii5 na
sural ranqNo, alivia el dopf a angelic desbef.s
muy VINO alegFe E4 muy agradabs al paadar Galr1a
al nfio ablada eheias, aivia sus dolores, haee M
Giles laa fumcfones del est8mano renula los inestnes
rs u ejor femedio fcnocidc para Ia diarrsa ya pro
Nenn &sa de la denci6n ne c9aq quiara otra Gauss.
GSnRasa muchc cuidaho pkdir el arabS Claimants
ae IA Sanora Winslow" es el mkior de todpE4
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-01
.Dr. Antonio Molina.
Espeoialista en- Intermediates de los oios, ii
nariz los oidos y Ia garganta.

Regresa & PO1 1ce & zines de este mes
de Mario. de loa Estados Unidos. Sc
ofreCe de nuevO & 90 antigua clientele
y aI pdb!ico en- general, habiendO re-
Cuperado ga saIud con ga permanencia
On New York. de donde trae todOs los
euevos instrumentos y apaTatns de su
eB9ecialidad. 3Ov. b.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-01

Sc NEgESITA un muchaeho listo.
para tFahaiar en una ofieina americana.
Debe taner nocianes do Alitmetica
EIsu3 su ap!icaci6n de sn puflo y letFs,
{ IN. i. % Co La Correspondents 2 Y
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-02
ISTHMIAN COMMISSION
CANAL TRUSTEES HOLD A MEETING
 IN WAsHINGTON.
Nuch Important Business Transacted. shOnts and Stevens Will Soon Make . Visit to Scene
 of Operati0nA.

Washington, July 1.-The Isthmian Canal Commission at a meeting which lasted practically all day reviewed and approved the reports of the bi-weekly meetings of the Executive Committee of the commission held since the last meeting of the full commission in April. MT. Wallace was member of inc Executive Committee. Messrs. Haines and Harrod of the commission were delegated to go at once to the Isthmus and make a careful reyiew of tbc conditions of the work 1as they find 1t and 1t Is probable that Chairman Shonts and MT. Stevens, the new chief engineer, will go to the 1sthmus at the same time. the sailing date being nxed at next Tuesdays meeting.
 Chairman Shonts has cabled the tenn porary appointment of Engineer Dau- chey as chief engineer on the lsthmus until tho arrival of MT. Stevens. He has also cabled authority 70 the assist ant superintendent of the Panama Railroad to conduct the roao untll tue arrival of MT. Stevens.
 The traffic agreement between the Panama Railroad and the Pacific Mall Steamship Line which expires July l2, according to the notice given by the Government, will not interfere with the through billing of freight over that line to Pacific ports both in North and South America. as heretofore: While no agreement tc this effect will be en- tered into between the Government and the steamship line. an oral under standing has been reached whereby the old arrangement Is to continue, to be interrupted only on ninety days mo- tice from the steamship company. This arrangement was the outcome of an effort to have the United States agree to bill freight only to steamship lines having American register, there being no other American lines in the Pacific trade.
 The two steamships. Havana and Mexico. purchased two days ago by Chairman Shonts from tho Ward Line mission between New York and the Isthmus at oncc. The boats are six teen-knot vessels and will establish a five days service.
 General Davis. rece .tly appointed by the President as chairman of the Ad- visory Board of Engineers of the com mission, attended the meeting today on the invitation of Chairman Shonts Vita the visit of the engineering members of the commission to the Isthmus with a view particularly to getting together all available data as to the engineering features of the work to be accomplished. the opinion was expressed by commissioners that no delay because of the resignation of MT. Wallace would be occasioned. either in carrying on the work on the Isthmus or in preparing a plan by which the canal shall be constructed. The commission approved the recom- mcndation of It's engineering commit tee that all bids relative to the dredg- ing of Colon harbor be rejected.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-02
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans. July l-spot cotton quiet sales 300 bales, including 100 f. O. b.; de- livered on contracts. 100. Quotations un- changed With the bureau report so near, neither buyers nor sellers apparently cared to trade,
 Futures opened barely steady at de cline of eos points. while Liverpool was higher than yesterdays closing. and New York was decidedly weak The heavy sell ing that the lower first prices were expected to bring out from the long side did not ma terialize and by the middle of the morning prices had recovered to the level of ycs- terdays closing New York again showed weakness and prices here fell off in. sym pathy until they were Is points r~.c<& tNan last evenings finals. In the trading which was very light. July opened at g 5ecs sold October opened at 9 soc sold up to 9 G7C and finally declined to S.5Sc The market closed dull with net losses of points on tionS, s.. "
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-02
MARKET FOR FUTURES
OPENING WEAK, WITH SMALL AID
 VANCE ON JULY.
Cables About as Expected, But Wealth CT Reports Were Fairly Good. Selling Before GOvern-
 ment Report.

New York, July 1.-The cotton mar ket opened weak at an odvance of 2 points on July, which was influenced by fears of manipulation. but generally unchanged to 15 points lower under li- quidation. Cables were about as ex- pected, but the weather was fairly good and commission house longs sell ing preparatory to the Government re- port on Monday caused further loss with the market at one time about Sm 2S points net lower. Leading bulls seemed to be buying at this level and later fluctuations were very irregular with the market feverish and unset tied. Receipts of cotton at the ports, 6049 bales, against 1O.6SO last week For the week lestimated), 6O,0O0, against 74.136 last week and l0.52S la st year.
 Todays receipts at New Orleans, 439. against 1920 last year. and at Hous ton 1.745, against l4S last yefr.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-02
CuICAaO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

! Chicago. July l.-EleVenth hour profit taking preliminary to the holidays caused today, Final quotations on July were orr s.C. September, however, was only down a shade.s Corn Is up l4 q $sc. Oats show gain of lac. Provisions are unchansed to 1eC higher. '.-..,. tions in the Northwest sentiment In the wheat pit had a rather beartsh cast at the start. Initial quotations on July were was up d shade to 9s q 1sc lower at s9A became so aggressive as to force the price advanced ,to so7sc Many traders here were anxious to reaze prof'ts 6 next the ,nfse es the remainder of the session. The main pressure was on July. which sold off to Y2 Ike. the closing figures Final quotations Duluth and Chicago reported receipts or 2l9 ears against l43 last week
 Sentiment in the corn pit was qulet and bulllsh *on a moderate amount of cuslntsS@ The close was firm with prices near tne highest point of the day. September opened S1 Ac. sold up to 54 < q 55c and closed at 54 9sc Receipts were 659 cars. with 29o contract grade. ,,,,. l., parted firmness to the oats market. Trad ing was fairly active. September opened unchanged to 1s e 4c higher at Sl x et II le u 3j ..U. sold up to S2c and closed at 3l SC Receipts, 1+9 cars.
 cent advance in the price Of live hogs The volume of business was very small At the close September pork was up iAc at Sl3 .O2!a Lard and ribs were unchanged at s7 47h and s7 s5G7s7h
 ,r,,a aadi,g c1turas ranged us follows
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-02
s.Co.. .yrnnSa .... .... ... ...
 Port Nnvan,anf

Galveston--Firm. 9Bc. net receipts, D. o2i; gross. 2.o2i: sales 9 4so; stock 90 continent. 2.790.
 New 0rieans-Quiet. 9ac; net, receipts 43e; gross. f35 sales. 300; stock. 73, i3s i; shipments. to Great Britain. S5s; to France 800: to continent, 3.s6s; coastwise, lO00. gross. g. sales. 100; stock. 15.162.
 savannah-Firm 9%c; net receipts. l. GA: gross, 1.644; sales. sol; stock 34,S26; shipments. coastRise. 2.S46
 Charleston Nominal: net receipts. PIP; gross. ?l2 stock. s.s62; shipmente. coast
 WilmiDgton-Nominal; net receipts. 2sO;
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-02
Inferinr Movement.

Houston-Steady, 9hc: net receipts, I,- a45; gross. i7t5' ,,' shipments 2'SSS; sa'es' Augusta1Steady. 9%c; net receipts. sss; gross. ISL shipments. l'l7S; saies' iE''
 Memphis Steady. s11-1sc; net receipts. 222: gross. $50; shipments. 662; sales. l6o;
 St Louis-steady. s%c; gross receipts. 2s4; shipments, 95s; stock. ss,sso .s,. shipments, 2Ss: sales, 800; stock. li.3ss.
 Louisvrie-Firm. 15-lsc; .oss. oss s,s33; shipments. 5,631; sales. 1.54l; stock. 113.397.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-02
No Break fin Negotiations |.

pittsburg, July 1.-Presldeht T. J. Shaffer of the Amalgamated Associa- ton of Iron. Steel and Tin Workers. stated today that there has been no break between the association and the American Sheet and Tin Plate Go. There is a misconception of the atti- tude taken by the American officials in adjourning the wage conference yesterday, he said, and negotiations will he resumed next week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-02
AI.ham,.p. in wssbiprton.

Washington, July 1--(speciaI )- Mrs. John Price. Miss Marjorie Price and Miss Mary Desprez of Florence are at the National c. c. Mahoney of De- catur is at the Metropolitan. pr. Fl. P. Calhoun of Dothan Is at the St. James. Wm. c. Watson of Anniston is at tn eRaleigh.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-02
NAVAL STORES.

Savannah. July l-Turpentine firm. 56c; sales. 5S9; receipts. 1.144: shipments. 975.
 Rosin firm sales 4.S67; receipts. 2655; shipments. 467 Quote: A, B, C. s3.20; D, $s70; i, $s.75; K, ssS5 M. ss s5 N $4 o6: w G. sl $0@i.s5: w W. s4 .65 Q4 TO- Charleston-Turpentine and rosin nothing doing.
 Wilmington - Spirits turpentine firm. 55c receipts. 3S casks.
 Rosin steady. unchanged: receipts. 313.
 Tar finn. s1 SO; receipts. 41
 Crude turpentine firm, $2.60, S&.25 and S4 .75; receipts. l12
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-02

Sagamore Hill late this afternoon while making repeated and persistent efforts to see President Roosevelt.
 The man, who is about 40 years of age, said he had claim for $55 against the town supervisors of Vantage and wanted the President to assist him in collecting the bill. Turned away from the front of the house at Sagamore Hill by the secret service officers, he made a wide detour and tried to get iEto le house by the back way. The officers then took him into custody and he was given the option of leaving the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-02

gross. 22o; sales. los; stock. s.'os' ship
 Norfolk k@Steady. sxc; net receipts. s0s; gross sss; sales sales 77s sso ''0ok sa'70'' ship 'hgh,T; Ha;i ;;imogeWNominai' oors. 1oc; stock. 1924
 New York-Quet, 1oe;. gross receipts. 2.- sso: stock. 175.452: shipments. to Great
 Boston Quiet. ioc; net receipts. s5o; gross, 2,452. 45; gross. 45; stock. l.O7o; shipments. to continent. l50.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-02
Uome, HoteIkeepers.

Many of the hotels of the country towns of England are managed by wo- men, and it is claimed that they do 1t far better than men in the same posi- tion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-02

Cash quotations were as follows;
 Flour-Easy wheat-No; spring. $i 1o$d,15' No. g. Corn-No, 2, 56A 956%c; No. yellow DO Otsu oats-No. ?. a2Mc: No. white. asHc; Mess Pors ,5 Rer ,f bbi, sia iy;SY19iA 5SelasO
 Short rihs sides. loose. s7.7547 STA Short clear sides. boxed, s7 7hG1 s1h. WhiskeY. basis of high wines, Sl,2l.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-02
Weather Conditions


 Rains have been fairly general in the South except none in the southern portions of Alabama. Mississippi. Louisiana and Texas, the rainfall teing heavy In Okla, homa ana excessive in northern Georgia and western south Carolina rains have also fallen in Central. upper lake and middle western districts under combined infu- ence of a storm-eddy movinng east over Lake Michigan and area of high off the north Atlantic coast another storm area Is central over Utah. and the barometer is rising over the Pacific Northwest: temDera- tures continue moderately high and station ary in the south an3 East. have risen six to ten degrees over most of the Lake region tho Ohio N1llcv Nevada and northern Mon tana and l}ave charged but slightly else where
 COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
 For the 24 hours ending 5. p, 75th meridian ttme ..+
 MONTGOMERY. Ala, July 1. 1905.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-02

village on the first train, or of being locked up. He chose the former alter native and left at once. The man was unarmed and apparently quite harm less.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-02
Total Movement.

Total today. at ali ports, net s.o49; ship ments. to Great Britain. 9.252: to France 300; to continent 7.sos;; stock, Ss5,s2S. o.o. shipments. to Great Britain, s,252: to France, 800; te continent. 7iScs; c.,. no. SIS. .4s9; shipments. to Great Britain. 3.7sa.- 75S; to France. so2.479; to continent, 3sO4.- e31; to Japan. 800. .5S6: to Mexico. 2s.231
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-02
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.
NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

New York. July 1,-Buy'ng in the dry goods market has fallen off materially dur ing the last day or two and especially on Saturday, when operations are restricted owing to the preparation for the three days holidays. Buyers continue to he conservo- tive yet the market is in a firm condition Jobbers have had successful clearance sales.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-02

Maximum temperature for day, s4 deg' Minimum temperature for day, 74 deg Average temperature for day. s4 deg. Normal temperature fer day. Sl deg. Accumuated deficiency since Jan. l. 1S1 deg Average relative humidity TOT day. Total rainfall since Jan. 1. 27 80 inches.
 River Bulletin.
 Observations at a. m, 18th M. time.)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-02
T Indicates trace of precipitation.

Temperatures have remained nearly sta tionary except day readings about six de tricts except New Orleans. being heavy in Oklahoma and excessive in northern Georgia and western South Carolina.
 FRANK P. CHAFFEE.
 Section Director. Weather Bureau
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-02

 (For next two days.) .." The upper Cnosa will remain stationary or fall slowly: the lower Coosa and Ala hama will continue to rise very sloWN or remain stationary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-02
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES. Naw OrIeans Iuly Cotton futures
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.


Liverpool. July 1.-Cotton tutures opened firm and closed steady. American mid
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-02
NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON.

New OrIennN, July I-NOttOn QUItt' sHIe7 800: receipts, 439; stock. 73,13S.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-02
River Forecast.

. Indicates rise. Indicates fall.