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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-01-11

BY amended articles of incorpor-
alton filled with the secretary of
state yesterday the Pacific Railway
company changed It's name to the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
Railway company of Washington.
The committee of the Seattle
city council having the Milwaukee
road franchise in charge will rec
ommend Friday that it be granted.
This ends long fight, in which
the Milwaukee comes out with vic
tory.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-01-11

Ihe Insurgents have decided lombard
as can distinguish the from adjoining jungle.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-01-11

Matthias Garrant has been sent
to the Colfax Jail after pleading
guilty to two charges of attempted
criminal assault. The complaining
witnesses are Mrs. Malcolm St.
Clair and Mrs. Samuel Phelps. At
ter asking at both homes for food,
Garrant attempted the crimes
charged.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-01-11

Marvin Hughitt, president of the
Chicago & Northwestern railway,
has stated positively that the road
is not interested in the North
Coast railroad, and has no plans
whatever to reach the Pacific
ocean. This statement has been
backed up by other directors and
officials of the Chicago & North
western in the most positive terms.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-01-11
WASHINGTON 7HEATER
Riverside Avenue.
Vaudeville

FINE BILL HIS WEEN.
Performance Every Afternoon and
Evening at 2, 7, 9 p. m.
See-The Great MarteIles
See-Haides Russian Dancers
See-Dida, Marvellous Illusion.
See-Richards, Serpentine Dancer
See-Mr. and Mrs. Young, Com
edy Sketch
See-Arthur WiIson-Day by Day.
See-Biograph 1.-THE transformers"
Admission to all .............. 15o
Reserved seats .............. $50
Children .......... .......... 100
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-01-11

The Montana Bar association
yesterday afternoon adopted a res
olution indorsing Thomas H. Car
ter's bill providing an additional
federal judge for Montana. The
association, however, takes the
ground that the bill should not pro-
vide for the division of the state
into two federal court districts.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-01-11

There 26 ynchngs last Mississippi
This probably supplement yellow
ment immigration.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-04
TO PREVENT FEVER
SANITATION OF CUBA IS THE
IDEA.
Rebels Are Laying Down Arms 0uiet-
ly-SituatiOn Around Havana L.
Quiet and Taft II Satisfied.

Havana. Oct. 3.-Dr. Barnett. chief
executive officer of the Cuban Health
Department said today:
governor Taft has told us to use
any amount of money needed for put
ting Cuba into a first class sanitary
condition and for stamping out yellow
fever. Consequently we are today in
stalling sanitary brigades at num-
Der of cities. We have not submit
ted to Mr.. Taft anv estimate OF tine
expenses in Havana. Now there are
three cases of yellow fever. one OF
which came from Guanabacoa. There
arc no cases elsewhere on the island,
and there is no special epidemic
threatened. but precautions are urs-
emily necessary. Inc olsinIec'i ~,
force in Havana already has been In
creased from seventy to 1876 men and
the oiling brigade in Havana Is be-
ing increased to 200 men. There are
now 200 men at work at Camp Co
lumbia, engaged in a quick but thor-
ough lob of disinfection and mosquito
determination in preparation for It's
occupancy by American troops
There Is some incendiary talk OF
resistance to the laying down OF arms
in various parts of the island. put
Governor Taft and the commissioners
regard the situation as being wen IN
hand
General Rodriguez commander OF the
rural guards. reported today that the
situation around Havana is quiet.
Major Ladd. Of the disarmament
commission and the insurgent COM
manders, are working in the rain, ac-
complishing the sending homo. and
DISPERSAL of the insurgents.
Governor Taft has government de.
partments engaged in their usual
work and no resignation Of govern
ment officers have been rendered
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-04
NAVAL STORES WEEKLY REVIEW.

Savannah, Ga, OCT. nat Will De the
extent of the damage to the forests in Ala
hama Florida and Louisiana from the re-
cent storm? What effect will 1t have on
the markets and the ultimate trend OF
prices?
These are the questions of the hour in
Savannah and since reports from the naval
stores camps thus far are very meager.
speculation among the trade Is rife. Intel
lgence cleaned through various sources un-
doubtedly shows that the business hard
hit by the blow. Portions of the naval
stores forests were ravaged and wide paths
cut into the virgin timber Aside from this
fact it is natural to presume that various
camps were more less severely damaged
hence the uneasiness in the absence of news
from tn stricken locality.
one effect OF the storm is already in eV-
idence IN the Savannah market. That is
the stiffening of prices in both the turpen-
tine and rosns market, values stand at .
material gain over the week preceding.
Week before last. however. the markets
were on slump. while in the week just
ended the opposite was the case. the mar
ket showing daily advance on turpentine
while rosins proved an apt follower
Another effect of the recent disturbance is
the Frightening OF the demand. principally
foreign. and the corresponding Increase in
the exports to ports of the United King
of uncertainty the buying element evidently
decided that to wait would be dangerous
and much Taserness has been shown in
reason moved up gradually from 6ohc per
gallon, the quotation of Wednesday, sept.
Goth, to 62d62i4c at the opening yesterday
viii be realized However, this remains TO
be The market closed firm at 63A C
Tuesday
The receipts Tuesday were 914 casks
week 4.561 month 1893 and 1339!6 casks
for the season. The exports were: Tuesday
800. week 1882, month 3.l40. season l2l.-
27S. OF the weeks total $500 casks went
foreign.
/ Resins followed a consistent upward
! trend and prices Tor the week show a de-
, cided gain The quotations at the clos.
yesterday we're: Water white IS. 60: windoT,
glass s. %, y $5.lo, NJ $3.50; 81 60:
81 $50 81 40, II 81 80. 81 IS; - 90 q
S4.l0; II 81 0oH$i 10, CHA So 95 a "a 90
Statistics Of the rosin market follow:
I Receipts Tuesday 2,S29; week l+,f"o
I month 4,Nao. season 3f6,610. Exports: IueS-
day 5&u; week eH,e97; month s.l09; stasoi
S4&3S3 Foreign for week 2l,30o Stock
! G6.0J4.
sales of spirits a,>7l rosins 14.5sS.
/ savannah, Ga. oct. 3.-Turpentine firm
i sac. sales 7a9; receipts 269; shipments $40
Rosin firm; sai", 1916; receipts l.42S
81. asa 81 40; u $i."5 n 81. 10: - 70; +
"a. 20; q 81 "a. II - 30; 81 So: - 90
50 -. y So ~ VIC IS 20; WV IS So
Charleston, S e. oct. 3.-Turpentine ant
! rosin. nothing ding
wilmington, n G oct s.-spirts turpen
tine Ros fm s. sa So Sa ece as sa SIS
Tar firm SO Is. receipts .,
Crude turpentne firm; hard 50 25; dill
and virgin 81 SO; receipts 23.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL.
New orleans. Sept 3.-Cotton seed oil
firm: prime 36e, crude 27c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-04

fancv fuu cream cheese daisies Ice: fan
cy ii. p peanuts sc IL: LEMONS noss ch sS {:
$6om $3.50 box; Florida Oranges S':9c
ruta baga turnips $50 Id. SACKS
81 90 .,..a ,,u.
sF ch,cs se.so sOos5c; flyers asosOc:
broilers 10000. 49,, o..
Gallon: cases. gallons IS. 90 per case; maple
syrup, Log Cabin. gallons 3i4; gallons
81 So: quarts s4.25 per dok-
Surar-Granulated sac; F. Y. c. bAc.
Country butter-lbo
Eggv-20c.
81: crimson clover 40; alfalfa IL zoe per
ID: onion sets, white skin 81; pearl -;
blue grass IL 01se.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-04


CHICAGO GRAIN. AND PRODUCE: =.
Chicago Oct. s.-The reported purchase OF
American wheat by foreigners caused
slight advance in wheat prices here d. sGSay;
being up N@*o. Corn was up hc 81 oats IS
were also up Nc. Provisions were Ihc I"
'% Strength in the wheat market developed
late in the day. sentiment early in the SEES
sion being quite bearish. report mace
by crop eans osn Of o Mn the spring wheat
crop was partly responsible for the selling
by pit traders. which caused the e.s Sary
estimates Of a liberal yield. Other factors rs
that helped to depress tho market were .he
lower cables and increased r sentim.nt was
due to reports from New York ana New
orleans which claimed that foreigners were
buying considerable quantities of american
wheat the market was further strength 9Th
ened by large clearances OF wheat aho aio oon
the total exports for the day being 49, 49, ~ y.
bushels. Shorts were active buyers 'A'' ~
The market closed strong with prices q.
the highest point; D c,s NJ 7.I@ s? and
then advanced to 7b% oxc. The close was
al Primary receipts were 1.151,ooo bushels.
compared with i.457.ooo the corresponding
@ Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago re report pr t.
ed receipts OF s31 cars, against 90 iaS'
week and 9S6 a year ago. so,s..
scattered selling by commission houses
caused an easy , %nde da% but later this
gave place to ~, s mstay,n see crop
and lower cables were the main reasons ior
the early weakness. Late IN the e.n Gay 'n nf
market was affected by the s'rehs'A "
wheat. 1..,,har onened
shade to nc lower at 42%c TO 42%c to
aoMc. sold between 42%c and 4Sc an c CLOS
ed at 4sc Local receipts were AoS Cars
With s5 OF contract grade.
Oats were quiet. Cash houses Were tne
principal sellers, damage reports from ms Ine
Northwest had steadying influence De.
cember opened UNCHANGED at si%c; raneea
between Sane and s4Ac ana a.. eioseo a.
81 Provisions were easy early in the day but
later became quite firm The easier st u"me
20 What and corn had a depressing eitect
az the start This influence was oidset
BY an advance in the price OF t I'VE ncs NJ
January pork closed at a gain OF oW. &c &c ~
sIa.42H. Lard was up 5G!Ac at ".szh'
Ribs we're up enc at 81. II r.. Wheat
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Whea as
40 cars: corn 236 cars; oats 26o cars; hogs
25, 900 head.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-04
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Port Movement.

l1EskSsi n sales res s1ss
6.c.I ',e1 '1ss; shipments to continent SSH:
1 New orieans-steady. 1oAc; net receipts
- as1. gross receipts 1861: sales $3.50
s.sock 1889; shipments TO continent 100;
Scoastwise 1885. ,,oe uo.,
Mobile-steady. net receipts 1.22S; gross
sSreceipts 1926: stock 1882
u Savannah-Firm. 10 3-16c: net receipts
IN. sss; gross receipts 1896; sales e;S42
ssTh.rIeston-Firm loc: net receipts s36
t~ross receipts $685. stock l14ls; shipments
JSo continent 1,457 .. 4
nss. rross receipts 400 stock 5000
IL Norfolk-Steady. 10 7-16c. net receipts
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-04
GOES TO PHILIPPINES.
Governor MagOOn Has Important Con-
ference With President Roosevelt.

Washington, Oct 3-After a talk at
the White House with Governor Ma
COON today, the President reconsidered
the plan he had formed last evening of
sending the Judge to Cuba as civil
Governor. and decided that in view of
the fact that Secretary Taft had al
ready taken up the subject with Beck
man winthrop. the present Governor of
Porto Rico, he would not interfere with
the program.
Consequently Mr.. Winthrop will be
provisional Governor of Cuba ana
Judge Magoon. after a short vacation
TO this country. will. as originally plan
ned. to go the Philippines as Vice-Gov-
ernor and member of the Philippine
Commission.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-04
MARKET FOR COTTON
oAY's SALES ESTIMATED AT 100000
~ BALES.
Doceouks It the Ports Were 39.970 Bales.
Aeainst 1882 Last Week and
: {gE A,681 Last
kttEE43 Year.
AANcM OFFICES,

. New York, Oct 3.-The cotton market
WAs less active today and ruled nervous and
Nnoe4tied. The close was at decline OF
I4aex7 points. Sales for the day We're
fo6f5unated at 100000 bales. The market
Spened steady at a decline OF l5M2b points
- jfS0ponse to lower cables. There were
EUDorte OF more liberal spot offerings from
HE South and 1t looked as II most OF ths
loeent buyers were sellers
Il A. any rate, prices worked OF ioloWlns
ME- car to a net decline OF 2S@3f points.
lard while this was followed by ralS %
I&hA opening figures. the market turn "a
EWeak again in the afternoon and az me
Nv point Of the day was reached IN .n M
Hake trading, when prices were fuiIy MAJ, nan
- cent per pound below the nlgn ~
k&0uched yesterday. feature OF tne mlu-
N0le session the fact that wniie I'LL
y1ngs were withdrawn on soft Spots, I'M i
heomptly increased on any Siight ou u,
HaWs, which made the selling appeal ~
10 for the long, rather than Tor tne snui \
Rccounts and 1t was thought that continusu
y1et weather in the South prevented aser Is
S1tyeness on the short bid Octcp"r va
IRelatfyely steady on the break ana eoiu
}1hove December In the late trading =.
The weather continued unfavoraoie ~
Me eastern belt but was clear IN the VS. WE,
fThe gulf storm attracted some attention.
lk0t its course Is still uncertain On o-o
Receipts at the ports today were e.'ssev
ho1ea. against 4s,942 last week ana 800.
.sISHt year For the week 33O:ooo oa,es :,
AO9ainst 2SS.545 last week ana aoI;sss 10
.VSar Today's receipts at New orieanss -,
n bales, against 3.340 last year an o.
aouston IL, ass. against 1888 last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-04
DIsARMING OF REBELS.
Were Allowed To Keep Arms ClaimeA
A. Personal Property.

Havana. Oct. 3-1he disarming of the
rebels in the immediate vicinity of Ha-
yana began today without opposition.
Many of the men were allowed to keep
arms which they claimed Were their per-
sonal property.
Several trains during the day will
convey the disbanded troops homeward.
No trouble is reported to have occurred
in any part of the island. Prepare
lions are being made at the palace for
the reception of Governor Taft, who
will establish his office there this after
noon
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-04
THE METAL MARKETS.

New York, Oct. 3.--The decline IN the
London tin market was followed by renew
ed f1rmness today and spot closed at f194
los; futures f1s3 los Locally higher: spot
S42. 90 to $3.50.
Copper unchanged to IS higher In the
London market with spot at f92 lbs; fu-
lures fs2 los. Locally strong at recent
advance. Lake $40. 00Q SEQ 20; electroiyt-
ic S19.37h q $50. 90: casting SIS rs q ls; 70.
Locally 5.75 @ S6. 02h.
spelter Is Sd lower: f27 rs Sd in London
Locally quiet IS. 100 $6. Is.
Iron UNCHANGED in the English market
with standard foundry 54s: Cleveland war
rants 54s Cd. Locally firm and shade
higher IN some GRADES No. foundry
northern S21 90 q S22 90: No. do. $50 90 9
s22. 90: No. foundry southern ]2l.oo@
S2l. SO; No 2 do $50. 500$2l. 90.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-04
H. AND b. BEER COTTON LETTER


ny t.F1vute ~ ~ We
a. Co., ~ Commerce street.
New Orleans, La, Oct. 3.-The mar
ket suffered a reaction OF ABOUT &c;
compared with yesterdays nisn i h
ing exhausted itself 1t not being SUI.
ficient to absorb hedges against spot
cotton, Liverpool having cabled: Mar
kot depressed in consequence OF too rev
buyers to absorb selling against spots"
The English market was due to De
about IL points up on futures, but open
ed only a shade better than last night 8
closing, afterwards advancing TO
points higher than yesterday. from
which level values were forced down
some IL or IA points. the closing snow
ing a net decline on the day OF about
2 points.
There were further heavy rains In
the east gulf and South Atlantic States
over night also in Tennessee. but fair
weather was the rule In the i territories
M iNeiadis i0 Valley The afrront which
Liverpool made to the efforts Of Amer
felt on this side of the Atlantic. and
instead of supporting the market. South
ern and Northern operators were dis
posed 60 realize on long contracts. not
withstanding opening being 10 points
lower than yesterday.-even Wall Streets
celebrated manipulation. who predicted =
panic today. was said to have sold ovt
this morning. Offering, In explanation
ment that large crop ideas remain un-
disturbed in the South, from which sec
ton the necessary support was lack
ing. An analysis of yesterdays census
report on ginnings to September rs dis
closed the fact that Texas alone had
ginned about as much cotton as did the
rest Of the belt, 1,009.000 against L.
O35.000. the entire belt having ginned
only 2,044.0O0 bales on account Of bad
| weather and lateness of the crop in
the east gull and South Atlantic
| States. TO the same date one year ago
Texas had ginned 777.000 bales, the
entire belt 2,35S.OOO bales. The mum
Der of gins operated this year to said
| date were 20.554 last year. 1889, or
| S35 less which also accounts for the
| smallness of this years returns to
date.
The deficit of $1,000 bales represents
about the total OF two days ginnings
| the average per day twenty working
| days, September % to October is, last
year. having been about 10000 bales
which Is not such a bad showing for
| a crop that is at least ten days late
east OF the Mississippi River, which
| section had weather Eeen favorable and
crop early. could have easily furnished
100000 bales more than the amount
reported to September Is. or in all
about 2.750.oo0. Alabama, Georgia, North
| Carolina and South Carolina having
ginned 10000 bales less than last year
| Yours truly,
| e. q. Abercronbie G. Co
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-04
FERRpR wIrHDRAws RESIGNATION

Cuban Representati VIII Remain II
Paris by Taft's Request.
Paris, Oct. 3.-Dr. Ferrer. the Gu
ban representative here, has witndrawh
his resignation at the request OF Gov
enor Taft.
In a cable message to senior Diago.
acting chief of the State Department
at Havana, DR.. Ferrer stated that he
remained at his post because he had
confidence in the rectitude OF President
| Roosevelt's motives and the sincerity
| Of Governor Taft's declarations
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-04
Interior Movement.

Hous,on-Easy. lOAc; net receipts ~
4ss: gross receipts 1895; shipments 12,25s;
sales z. 1853: stock 44.923.
Augusta-Steady. 1Okc: net receipts g.
51l; gross receipts ssh: shipments 1.762;
sales 1907: stock 26,657. .o,
Memphis-Steady, 10Sc: net receipts - !:
gross receipts $50. shipments 456; sales
$50: stock 1866. ooo
ST Louis-steady. 1oHc; net receipts zoS
gross receipts 1851; shipments lozo' stoch
10000. %
Cincinnati--Net receipts 246: gross re-
ceipts GAG; shipments 1853; stock 9,3s4
Louisville-Firm. 101ac ,o
receipts 1879: shipments $780, safes
5626: stock 102,946.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-04
las. P. Ferral Cotton Co.
JAS. P. FERRALL- President
Cotton Buyers and Merchants,
Montgomery, Ala.
h SAAycH OFFICES
IA,
L.
XukANCH OEFTCES6
y SELMA, ALA.@Jno. W. MarsAaIl, Agent.
4 UNIONfOwN, ALA-R. L. Dunlap, Agent.
DGMOPOLIS. ALA.-F. G. stickney- Agent.

1857: gross receipts 1857; sales 412: stock
1859: shipments to continent S57.
Baltimore Nominal. 1ehc; stock 1910
New York--Quiet. 10. S.; gross receipts
1l225; sales 672: stock s7.21b.
Boston-Quiet. 10. IS; gross receipts 4.7s9;
sales 696
Philadelphia-Steady. 1880; gross re-
ceipts 60 stock 2.963
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-04
TAFT ooRRECTs STATEMENT.
Error Of Correspondent in Saying Pal
ma Government Was bad.

ma Government Was BAD.
Havana, Oct BIN an interview to-
day. Governor Taft said that recent
despatch of the Associated Press In
which he was presented as criticfsing
the Palma government severely and
characterizing the situation as dis
gushing and the elections Of 1905 as
rotten, does great injustice and unless
corrected will caue embarrassment,
since he scrupulously avoided giving
interviews respecting his views Of per-
sons and iss,Hs in the Cuban situa-
ton
He did not use the expressions at
tributed to him. The error arose
through the faulty transmission OF
news over the telephone by which the
differences of a correspondent were
mistakenly attributed to Mr.. Taft.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-04
ROOT WIRES QUEsADA.
Hopes He VIII Remain at His Post
During Crisis,

Hopes He VIII Remain at His Post
During Crisis.
washington, Oct. 3-Secretary Root
has sent to the Cuban Minister here.
Senior Quesada, a copy of a caOlegram
which he received from the Secretary
at Havana. in which he says he hopes
that Quesada will not think of resign
ing; that mis- services will be of the
greatest value to Cuba in the present
crisis. "
Secretary Root adds for himself:
with hopeful courage and determi-
nation on the part of Cuba's real
friends, all of this wretched business
will soon be over"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-04

unofficially witnessed a spectacular re-
view of the insurgents yesterday. The
naval men were enthusiastical cheer
ed when they were recognized. Good
order prevails here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-04
>rru ORLEANS COTTON.

4 New Orleans. Oct. 3.-Spot c"tt"n cI"ss"
steady. Nc lower in sympathv with tne
ssrline in futures: midding 1osc: sales
I'm bales on the spot with $3.50 to arrive
Futures opened steady. sm1l points lower
on good weather news ana the
sSarf that shorts were largely forced out OF
khe market during the rise prices Went
StSadily down today. The close was steacy.
$500 points under yesterday
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-04
ST. LOUIS PRODUCE.

St Louis, Oct. 3.-F IOuT steauy' :
Whiskey steady 81 49,
PORK steady; jobbing SIC. 40; r.
Lard higher: prime steam 80 81
DRY salt meats steady; boxed extra shorts
SO Is; clear ribs 50 621e; short clears
1918. s.. en- os.
clear ribs $40. 371s short clears $40 II.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-04
Total Movement.

Total today. at all ports; net 1920;
shipments to Great Britah |''olo' 10 ''i
tinent 6.311: stock 445.44s.
Consolidated at all ports. net ais'Z+I
shipments to Great Britain 62,l2l: to
France 56431: to continent as'o4o' 10 ia
pan 7A 600
Total since Sept I. at all ports. net $685.
$50: shipments to Great Britain 2Ob'5 10
France 77.lo5; to continent 246'522; 10 ia
pan $500.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-04
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.

New York, Oct. 3.-Coffee Iutures open-
ed steady at an advance of five points in
resnonse to better European cables than
axnected There was verv little demand In
the local market and after holding around
the initial figures during the middle OF the
day prices eased off under selling against
firm offerings from Brazil. The close was
barely steady at net decline OF oWio
noints Sales SO, 900 bags -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-04

New York, Oct 3.-Flour. steady.
Cotton seed oil firm; yellow 401ac.
Petroleum steady.
Coffee. spot Rio quiet: No, invoice
SAc: mild steady; Cordova y 112c.
Sugar raw. quiet. fair refining \ n
9-lsc; centrifugal Sc test 464 Lie; mo-
lasess sugar 3i4 a 3 site: refined quiet.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-04
MEHVpxJUS rnrrnN nv

Memphis Oct. 3-Cotton seed OIL: prime
crude 2sc prime yellow sac: prime meal
$93 IS: prime cake $2s. rs; linters per
pound nominal.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-04
REFUSE TO DISARM.
Rebels Won't lay Down Arms Cn'ii
They Get Orders.

They Get Orders.
Santiago, Cuba, Oct. Sit is repoi'
ed that > 600 rebels in the Vicin,S ~
Guantanamo have refused to disarni
The situation here is still serious. The
revolutionists continue to concentrate
around Santiago They promise 10
disarm if General Del Castillo orders
them to do SO. Del Castillo has NOT
arrived, but is expected now at any
time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-04


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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-04
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK

Kansas City Oct. 3.-Cattle. receipts 49,
600 Including 1900 Southerns: market
strong: stockers and feeders IL @2sc higher