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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-01-11
Noticias de Mexico.

En- Sal;ilio los seforcs 'licencia-
dos Matfas l.. Carmonn y David Con
Lalez Irevlno Sc han asocado para
el ejercicio de su profession para ateiI
der los asuntos ADMINISTRATORS v in
liciales que Sc les conffen. dedican-
10 prefercnte cuIdado q Ia tramita-
zion de recurSoS ante al Tribunal Su
pertor de Justicia del Bstado, cobran
10 honoraIios equitativos. Aboga-
dos hlentosos e integros 4 In par
que acttVos, es seguro que Ia Bocie--
dad los patrocillara como 10 mare--
cen.
Ell J dc Enero el fuego destrl-
20 completnmcnte Ia filbrica de niue
bies dc Augusta de Alber, sitllada en-
Ia lndianiila. ccrca de lu planta de
tuerZa motriz de Ia Compahiu de
Trnnvias ElGctricas. Ciudad de Mel
20. En- menos de una hora el edifi-
cio quedo convertible Ell cenizas. Las
pcrdidas Sc estimnn en- 100000. La
casa no cstaba asegurada.
Pin In construction del Ferrocar-
I'll III puerto de Mananillo, eli ell Pa
clftco, Ia Compuffa del Fcrrocarri
Central Sc I'm encontrado sin braZos
Los hnccndailos de los estados dc MI
2honchn, Jalisco y Colima, por dom
de pasard Ia VIA ,C@ han undo para
no detar saiir Il los jornaleros de
,contrntistag no han nnJ;do rocI,,,nr
an las cindadcs v m,abIos yento M
1bstunte los ei6rcitos rio vo~ohurdne
lue poiulan cn sus calies I'm raj
3tuacinu. Ia comnoITn n. dccid,Jn
impOriar cin,.u mil ionnnesns nora
poder concluir sn lfnea al ofo 10
1907.
Una gran excursion de meastr,a
10 cscuclag texauos, nrlnc,na1nontf,
le San Antonio f,iernn d naanr nj n Sr,
nueyo Il Monterrey te,,inndf, duran.
tc su permnnencIa, ar Ia pran ci,,Iad
frOnteriza nm lren ttamnn
Ia. uohrn coqecba 10 nat, a,,o ~
habido en- Mexicn I,a bechn ,ps co
clausuren en- In Ciudaa ,ls SIsSIco mi,
ehas cnsas destt,aflnras nI,ea ~ nrecir,
ss demasiado aito s.nsa hncar nj alcs,.1. co...
nof con I5fstylssk
Los banqueroB aInericAnns han he
cho en cstos tiItimos dfas grantles
ir;lnsaciones ell propiedades urbanas
rIisticas anoyados NOR Ioa do No
va York y New England, EN- Ia Ciuda1I
de Mexico.
La Compaffa Mexico City Ban
king hi2o ganaucias pI aho nasadn
por vaiOr dc quince por clantO.
-En In ciuIad de Mexico hay gran
denrandn dE acciones bancarias in
dustriales.
los cspiritistas tie Ia RcpdblIca
han conyocndo uE Congreso Ell In
Ctildad de Mexico, para discutir los
asuntos relatives la telcpatfa, ocI,I-
tlaiho lnVcstigac!ones pSicol0gIcaS
ai' general. So cree que concurriran
deleSados de todas parties del pats.
LAS fumoRas minus antiguas del
histrito de Compostela, en- el Terri
'orlo dc Iepic que dierOn millores de
pesos Il In Corona de Espana Ell loa
dias coioniales, van ser reabier-
tas, principalmeilte por americanos.
tsta cmpresa SO hard possible debIdo
4 las facilidades auc dar0 al Fer
rocarril Gunymas-Guadalajara.
la Electra, s. a. Ccmpania de
Luz El6ctricn f'nerza MotrIz de
H,adaia1ara ha pedido q las fund.-
c!ohns dc Monterrey 1000 toneladas
rietes dc hcero para los tranvfas g.
iectricos 36o toneladas dc acero
para 81 eaiiicio de Ia gran estaci6n
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-01-11
= IS ES / AD
POR QUE LOS PERIODIsTAs RICARDO Y ENRIQUE
FLORES MACON ~ JUAN. SARABIA FUERON
ARREsTADOs EN- ST. LOUIS
TradleLdo del ss. Louis post Dis pateh.,

\. $ : II j.
/ to mas satcastico mordaz. DuraI
to TODD ests tempo Martinez Carrl6n
g: nrtista, permaneci6 escondido vi
sitandolo Becretamente por la noch,
Ricardo Flores Mag6n, para disc,til
las carlcAturas. hacer sugesttoros. )
reclbir dibu1os para 8rabarlos. Err
neceS0rto para la exiBtencia de e
Hito del AhuiZote' que el artista nc
tueTa capturado por ell Gobierno, ,por.
que hubiera sido diflcil reemplazar-
10.
Dcs:;:-sod Dc4s::;s-so de tres meses de haber, ga
lido por ssgundR vez de la carcel Flo
res Mag6n Sarabia, fueron apre-.
hendidos dc vlielta- Esta vez. todC
el equipo de su imprenta fu4 confis-
cado. traicloraAdos por lin jndiyiduo
famtl1arizAdo con su trabaio To-
dos sls empleados fuert>n arresta--
dos = los tormadores, impresores. gra
bado. :sS, "a aun los muchachos papele-
ros. DespNes de ocho medic inc
ses de prisi6I SO insinu6 Flores
Mag6n; y SarahIa, que 81 podfa dar de
fianza cadR ,tno $780, serfan puestos
en- libertad. pudiendO salff' del pats,
sin que SO perdiera 10 fianza.
Estos sefiores Hostienen que IL
Partido Liberal es paftido de u
posici6n constitutional, no de
revoluci6n. No Green Ell Ia fl,er
"a como un medic de realiZar 10
que ellos desean, buscan el
melorumiento do las classes rbre-
ras, actualmeRte vfctimas de
los abuses, por medic de las ca
sillas electorales. Sostienen quo
las eleccioneS q,ia artualmentc @
sc efectian en- Ia Repnblica Ne
xicana no son mas que una farsaI
Ninguna boleta oposicionista es
permitida. desechandose por nm
slstema de OPPRESSION persecu--
ci0n, como al que estuvieron SUI
tetos, segdn dicen, los Periods
tas al presente arrestados on
st. LoGis. Por este solo recurso.
Dia2 y sus amigos, son elegidos
los yarios plestos publicos, del
Estado y Nacimales, cumo ma
die puede ser admitIdo en- la bo-
leta de Ia administrator, NO
=, 4 ssr que ssa in asiigo. nm ipstiu-
rnento seBbn los liberties Dfaz,
Dtctador. tiene nsf una ma
qutna' de Las mag efectiyns.
ConfoFme las declaraciones que
hacen estes periodistas, Diaz ha ad-
quirido Ia reputation de que go
"a tanto en- los Estados Unidos como
en- otros paises, debido las daGivas
y concestones que ha Otorgado al ca
pital extranjero y & los extranjcrGs. 4
expepsas de In naci6n. Dfaz escoge.
dicen, hombres de representation en-
ire aquellos que solicitan favorcs del
mes mtneras 8 de cualquiera otra
clase. y ellos regresan d sill pats y
predican el evangelio de que Dia2 es
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-01-11
as LuCHAs DE EDISON.

LAS LuCHAS DE- EDISON.
"Por casualldad charlaba con To-
mas A. Edison. en New Jersey, una
nocte, mientras que el trabajaba on
su mas reciente crcacion eI dina
mo tntensificado, dice I'm escritor
en- Success Magazine, y le OF dis
cutir fondo la injusticia con que
son tratados los inventories on los
Estados Unidos Este dfa precisa-
mente, decfa, 'expiTan yarias de mis-
patantes y llegan 4 ser propiedad de
la po5teridad, ID que significa Pedro.
Juan Diego. FL gobicrno iuten-
ia proteger los inventories p"r diez
siGte amos. y deSpues de este item
po, si creaci6a dcja de pertenecerle.
Pero de hecho.el gobieTno no hace
tai cosa. El perm,e que cttllquipra
'cazador furtiyo' cora entabIe una
demanda, pida una suspension dis
putando Ia patente del Inventor va
| concedida por IL oficina de paten-
tes, en- todas tas cortes, mientras
'se a:i1...::l' los canstDios IitiRtos que
SO siguen, ei otro indiyiduo go2a
de permiso para manu-
fatdurar vendeT la cosa
| lue el reclama haber inventado an
ties Gaie el verdadero inventor la hi
ciera.
I've usted esa iamparita allf? pre-
gunto Edison. levantandose de s,i
asiento sefialando con su lapiz hacla
una lampara de luz electrical incnn-
descento que ilumnaba briIlnntemeu
TO sobre la mesa dc TN dibujunto.
Esta fus inysnci6n mia, conocida CO.
mo una InvcneIdn prinaria, porGue
tome dos cosas, lin pedazo de metal
y electricidad, hicc una tercera CO.
sa dc elias --luz Pues bien, he lu-
chado por catorce aiios en- las cortes
por esa lamparitn. .porque un frances
embauco reclam6 despues dc aue
SO habtt asegnradO la pAtente. Dr
rante todO este litigio, no tuye pro.
tecci0n dc ninguna cigse, cuando
game mis- dcrechos. despues de Gator.
| &c amos. me eflcuentro con que dc los
tlloz y siete que me concede La ley
catorce &c han peydido. quedaudoma
solo tres ailos de pateTte exclusi-.
va. Esta ha venId0 Il Ner propie.
dad dc uadle y de todos. No hay
pues protection para Ell inventor nj
en- las cortes nj en In oficina de pa-
tcutes'
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-01-11
Pablo Cruz, Editor y Propietario,
REGALOS PARA los

Esta magnifica pluma de orc de
kilates, con punta do dlamsnte y
mango con fuente, cuyo yaior no ba-
ia de $1.50 la regalamos d toda per-
soma que Be. suscriha nj REGIDOR por
lin afio pague $2.10; los 10 centa-
yos son para pagar cl frnnqueo de In
pluma; tambien haremos igual rega-
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-01-11
MEXICO ALcANzA REconpENsA

MEXICO ALCANZA REGoMfENsA
En- la ascncia rtaneiera del Go
binrnO Mexicano &c esiima Ell -.
100000 900 ei capitdl americana in
yettido oil Mexico. = Ia suna crccn ri
pidantenie dics ei 'Philadelphia re
cord El capital irgles frances
s,luian cada uno $4,000, 900. Vein.
tisdis compnhtns con ttn eapltai agre.
gado de $4,000. .G66 80 han regIsirado
en- Londres on los dGs tiitsmos amos
para tfabajar Minus en Mexico. aIe.
ylco esta coscchnndu ei fesultasio del
bGen crsdito y Ia protection 4 Ia vi.
an y 4 Ia propiedad. 1sIondou Truth
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-01-11
sUsCRIPTOREs de GEL REGIiDI55lR

10 d lco quo ya est6n suscritos y ade-
lanten $40 por lin ,afio tAas de sus-
cripclon-
Tambien por In misma suma dc
$2.l0 de subscription, regalamos un
sello de Metal con gu nombre, con
tinta. Por Ell envio de $l.60 que nos
hagan para subscribirse, mandare--
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-01-11
augRTE DEL aiNlsTRo D. HAS
E.SCONTRIA

I'll Giatfo dc Enero en- la maitana.
despuca 70 una breye enfaYmrdad mn
rio rn Ia f'iudad de Mexico 81 seiioY
lngnnioro don Bias Fsseon,ria, sesfe-
taflo de Estado y del nespaelio dc
Forncnto. Colonization & Indus,rin,
"a los 80 amos dc cdad. FL senior Ia
contrib fuc pativo no III Ciadad dc Il.
Luis potosf, y sietdo Cob Tnador de
ESQ Estado pt,so dc relieve en egs
raIgo shs excsicntes cnaiidades do es4
tadis;a, Dei6 sti i,,i4sto tle Jeff dej
Executive de san 14uis potusf psra
forfnar pafte del uablItets del Prs..
sidstite Diaz. dosde hasfa ngeys me.
see En tai pttsts r6m6 ana mne.,
ntfic& fepatacl6n ls sabiHnyis
ron GUS djriGi6 svS sfaff hfa1ntos Fu,
stt fin. Al a4gfor .e0nsfsa nm ham
bre superior. IfslSIset,te n,astss
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-01-11

mos de resnlo el bello libro de yer !
sos llamado DlLEMA. i
III pago en- moneda mexicana, Bera
H.2O por In subscription de unr afio.S
Dlrfjansc 4 PABLO CRUZ. 2O5 b.
Laredo St., San Antonio, Texas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-01-11

CoMPRE VD. LA CRUZ ELECTRI-
GiiFa eI ralsfnnssGn1 a otr:ls en-
5Germedadea. Yaie un BSao. Pablo Cruz,
San Antonio. Te1aa.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-01-11
state Library.
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4 bordo de todos Los IS

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ADvERTENC CIAs.
Las psra3nas que NOS oscrib;t 4 ntaikSsl
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EGLOotcO,. nos hhrln, favor de iEldicnfi5aRf
Sdonde 10 estnbaN rocIbiendO y al y T1fissss-S
Il 20 lea dtrijR. = 49, s.eHs.t s'tHst 49, ss4sS =
3 l,laaa ,laas personas que no reclban ell pNri0.
q iico con reEularldnd. srvanse dur EnyiSoS Il
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-10
MEXICAN SITUATION.
So Called RevolmtiOniats Are Without
 Money or Influence.

Money or Influence.
 Fl Paso, Texas, Sept. 9.--A special to The Herald from a stan correspond ent sent to Douglass. Aria, to meet General Lius Torres. commander of the Mexican military zone embracing the States of sonora. Sinaloa and Lower California. declares the General calls the sensational revolutionary talk ..Nonsensa," and saye
 'sThe men under arrest have no money, have no influence and are simply wretched rascals who have fled from Mexico to escape their crimes. In all the letters captured there are pleas for money, showing that they have no finances and that they are a class of men who can never do any, thing serious.
 There is a feeling of unrest. ad- init, in Northwestern Mexico, just as there Is a feeling similar in South western United States and nobody knows the cause, but so far the so- called revolutionists have no money and the Mexican Government is giving itself no concern, except to take such precautions as the United States or any other country would"
 There will be no serious trouble, General Torres believes. and the arrest of the Arizona men will end the mat ter entirely. He speaks warmly of his and Mexico's gratitude for the prompt steps taken by the United States offi- cials. t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-10
 COTTON ysRoP
 CONDITIONS Weather Conditions More Favorable. COMPLAINTS STILL HEARD Yield Predicted Few Weeks Before
 Not Expected. Reports of Rust are More Nnm~rous and shedding stiiI Goes On to
 Some Extent in all
 Districts.

Memphis, Tenn. Sept. s.-The follow ing summary of crop conditions throughout the Central States of tho cotton belt during the week just closed is made up from reports received by The Commercial-Appealf from their cor respondents throughout this district:
 Weather conditions were more favor able last week than during the week preceding, and in a few sections recu- peration from past depression was be- g un, and in others the deterioration was arrested. Complaints are still heard. however, and the ill-effects of two weeks of deterioration are still mani fest. There are very few districts in any of the four States covered by this review in which so large a yield is arl- ticipated as was indicated three weeks ago.
 Complaints of rust are more numer. ous now and shedding still goes on to some extent in most all districts. AS the crop begins to mature. the plant ceases active growth Of the earlier sea- son and this fact has caused son1e alarm, though 1t would appear to be but reasonable.
 The district of which Jackson, Miss, is a center. has received excessive rain and some sections of Arkansas have suffered. In most other places the rains, while not so heavy. have delayed the opening of the bolls. making pick ing late. General picking seems likely to begin between September 15 and 30.
 It seems rather early to pass 1udgr ment on the effect the general rains Of the week will have upon the future growth and fruiting of the plant. Some rotting is complained of In the bottom lands among the lower bolls.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-10
Will Nominate William
 R. Hearst.
MAY PUT OUT FULL TICKET
Uncertainty Felt As To Election In
 Maine.
Consressman LittIeaeId is Opposed by Samuel Gompers and the Labor Candidate May Come Unaer
 Fire Ahead.

On Tuesday. September II, the con- vention of the Independence League of New York State will be called to or- der In New York City. It may or may not nominate full State ticket. sem timent being divided as to the wisdom Of such move. It Is regarded as cer- tain that William R. Hearst will ba selected by the league to stand as ita candidate for Governor
 Connecticut Democrats also will meet at Hartford to nominate candi- dates for State offices on Tuesday 1t Is expected that Charles E. Trayer of Norwich will be named for Governor On the same day the California Dem ocratic Convention will meet at sac- ramento.
 On the eve of the Maine State elec- ton the political leaders Of both par- ties feel that uncertainty exists to an unusual degree and many surprises are looked for Monday when the baI4 lots are counted. Two of Matness most prominent Republicans stand out especially in the element of uncertatn- ty. Governor William T. Cobb and Congressman Charles F. Littfefeld. both of whom seek reelection. Gov ernor Cobba has made his campaign on purely te issues. but the can- dIdacy O. TAttlefieid has been given VI nee on account Of the fac, zen opposed by Samue' >t or the Amer Abor.
 Re .. quoted as aa- init kcause Of The or eI sturgis lfauur r ex1 probably not sedfg 1l.u00. while
 de he HepnbIleau
 In skcass of zb.000
 the graduation exef-
 wal Andeny will be
 Ais
 Il convictions of ths
 of Locomkiye Engineers
 sotherhood of Locomotive
 di meet at Milwaukee. sep-
 Consest in shHs.
 Igh the Republican state Con which eonvenes at Dayfons O,
 Ay Is held for lii nominatiQn of
 dates for Secretary of State and 1T State officers, the epre-conyention crest centered on tho equal endorse ent Of the President and the two ,enators and on the coitest of Senator - "s-alectIon as hairman of the that he was
 dnty. Senator Ifjdence in hia
 Harry Dauwh- S | Burton exprAsA eqL che success of the fight etention of Senator Dick. I. ement of both Pres- ident Roos, md of the Ohio Sena~ tors. notwithA .nding their differences over various matters of legislation at Washington. is being sought by many delegates, while others are equally in- sistent that the President be endorsed and that the Senators be ignored or at most given a merely perfunctory resolution of commendation.
 Distinguished medical men of this and other counties will attend the Sev~ enth Qulntennial International Eomeo- pathic Congress which meets in At- lantic City N. J.. on Monday fn con~ Junction with the American Institutn of Homeopathy. Dr. W. F. Green Of Little Rock will preside.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-10
RECEIVED BY POPE
FATHER WERNZ COR D TALLY
 GREETED BY PONTIFF.
His Holiness WOuld Not Allow Jesuit General to Kiss His Foot Hut Instead Warmly Embraced
 Him.

Rome, Sept 9.-Father Wernz, the newly elected general of the Society of Jesus, accompanied by Father Fred di vicar general of the order and fath- CT Alfred Maertens went to the Vati- can today for an audience with Pope Plus.
 The party was received by Mgr. Bisleti, major domo of the Vatican. His holiness met them at the door Father Wernz and the prelates knelt but pope Plus would not allow Father Wernz to kiss his foot, instead he raised the new general up, em- braced and kissed him and kept him for a long time in conversation, dur ing which he congratulated him on his election and made inquiries about the work of the congregation.
 Father Wernz was greatly touched by the reception and thanked the pope for his benevolence Swiss Guards rendered military honors to Father Wernz and his party
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-10
MORE JEWISH RIOTS
TERR0RISTS START AFFAIR BY
 SHOOTING SOLDIERS.
MyrmidOna of CSar Then Became En- ragged and IndiscrImInateiy Slaugh- tered RevOIutiOnists, Citizens
 and Hebrews at SiedIce.

Warsaw. Sept 9.-Terrorists satur- day evening shot and killed two sol diers guarding Government alcohol store at Siedlce. A detachment of in fantry rushed up and fired q volley into the crowd killing two persons and wounding two.
 This morning the terrorists retail ated by beginning a massacre of police men and soldiers patrolling the streets, and at noon the infuriated troops att tackled the Jewish quarters. destroying the houses and shops. It Is reported that over 100 persons were killed or wounded and that the town Is in flames.
 A regiment of infantry has been sent from Della to Siedlce to restore order. The Jews here are panic-stricken. Alarming reports are being circulated in the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-10
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 OFFER NO EXCUSES.
Harvard Men Say CantaI Crew Was
 The Best.


 The Best.
 London, Sept. 9--While naturally disappointed at their failure to defeat the Cambridge crew, the Harvard oars men are offering no excuses.
 During the five weeks spent on the Thames. they exerted every effort to reach that form which they hoped would enable them to win and entered their boat in perfect condition. but. as was proven. this was not sufficient to overthrow England's crack univer- sity crew. which Captain Filley and his men candIdly admitted was too strong for them
 The Americans rowed their best, took advantage of every lesson they had learned since reaching England. and did not lose hope until Cambridge crossed the line. Their only wish now is to have an opportunity of meeting the wearers Of the light blue in Amer lean waters.
 The Harvard men paid an early visit to their training quarters this morning, afterward going to Emanuel College. Cambridge, where John Harvard was educated. Tomorrow they will go to West Park. as the guests of Ambassa- dor and Mrs. Reid
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-10
COLD IN WALLS.
Company Reapa Rich Harvest In Adobe
 HouseR-

Company Reaps Rich Harvest in Adobe
 H0u9eR.
 Mexico City, Sept. 9.-It has been found that the walls of adobe houses in the suburbs of Guanajuato contain gold and silver In paying quantities.
 Three hundred small houses were torn down to make room for the Mexi- can Centrars extension Into the city and the smelting company buying the adobe found that they contain gold and silver which will net them some S30. 900. The adobe used in the con- struction of these old houses was made from mud produced from slime of the grinding of ores of many rich mines oft district.
 Some two hundredthousand tons have been already smelted. the value runs ming about eight dollars per ton on the average.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-10
ASKS FOR PROTECTION.
Gulf Fisheries Company Tired of fexi-
 can Navy Outrnges

Washington, Sept 9--The State De- partment has received despatch from the manager of the Gulf Fisheries Com- pany seeking protection for American vessels fishing in the Gulf of Mexico. This is caused by the fact that the Hat teras, a fishing smack belonging to the Gulf Fisheries Company, upon her ar rival at Galveston yesterday from Mex ican waters. reported being held up by a Mexican gunboat on August 20.
 Armed Mexican marines boarded his vessel, says the captain, and required him to show his papers and to display a part of his cargo of fish, which, he said. had been caught in the open sea
 The department will investigate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-10
FIRED ON NEGROES.
Pnrty of Blacks Greeted With Pistol
 Shots in LOulsiana.

Shreveport, La, Sept. 9.--A special to The Times from Minden. La, says:
 As a party of negroes were return ing home last night from church six miles north of Minden. some one fired six shots into the crowd at close range. One negro was killed and several others wounded. Rex Ramsay, a white man Is under arrest
 Lee Smith. an aged negro. was called to the door of his cabin. seven miles west of Shreveport. last night and kill ed. The murderer. whose identity IS unknown, escaped.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-10
CCMER WILL UNDERTAKE
 TO DICTATE TO CONVENTION
.ssssssxsssssssxs
RAILROAD OWNERSHIP
 OPPOSED BY BANkHEAD.

Hon. John H. Bankhead. Con gressman from the Sixth Dis- trict and nominee by fiatter- ing plurality for alternate United States Senator, does not believe that the Democratic Party will endorse the Govern ment ownership of railroads, notwithstanding the advocacy of 1t by William Jennings Bryan.
 Colonel Bankhead, who is att tending the State Convention of the Democratic Party, gave ex- pression to his views last night. He said:
 The State Convention will no doubt endorse MT. Bryan. In my opinion, 1t will not endorse the Government ownership of railroads. The National Conven- tfon of the Democratic Party, in 1908, will nominate MT. Bryan for President. But that con vention will not adopt plat form, In my opinion, which de- clares for Government owner ship. MT. Bryan can reject or accept the platform, which will have no Government ownership of railroads in 1t. and he can reject or accept the nomination which will be rendered him on that platform"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-10
RULING HURTS soy
LHmber Men Think Decis,
 Alabama Lun,her :tF!.

Lumber Men Think Decisg ." .'t,-
 Alabama Lumber 1f.
 Macon, Ga, Sept. g. -t.t lumber men in this ci' ference declare that f short leaf pine lumb1 and Eastern cities has Hons of feet of lumber to b. those cities. unsaleabIe even al ; s per thousand feet under reg1 / prices,
 As q consequence at least 1,000 mills in Georgia. Alabama ana Florida are affected, many of which will close un- less there is a revocation of the rul- ing. It is believed here the drastic measure is In the interest of spruce pine manufacturers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-10
Renort on stnnnnrd nm.

Jefferson City. Mo, Sept s.--Charles Connor special agent of the depart ment of justice at Washington. who has been here for the past ten days, examining the evidence obtained by Attorney General Hadley in his pro- ceedings against the Standard oil Company. has gone to St. Paul. where he will submit report to r. B. Kel- IoGg. special counsel for the govern ment in the Standard Oil investiga- finn