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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-14
Beaten With Jug.

Earl McCormic. an 1s-year-old boy was beaten over the head with jug in the hands of some unknown person Wednesday night and 1t is stated that he is seriously injured. The identity of his assai1ant is not positively known It Is said that Rube Pitts was also beaten. The trouble occurred on the Walnut Street bridge over Black Creek. McCormic was found wander ing around the steel plant later, the blood streaming from his face and hands His head was fearfulfy cut and his nose cut almost of. As soon as the police found that the case occurred outside the city limits they ceased to investigate the case.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-14

up the work on account of his health. and has since lived In Peil City. He was born September IF. 1875. at Jas per. Tenn, and in 1885 married Miss Eunfce Graham. who died a month later. In 1888 he married Miss Nettie billiard. of Charlotte. Va. Mir. Grifffth of the Masons, the Knights of Pythias. and of the Benevolent and Prospective Order of Elka
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-14
VIII Invite Bryan.

William Jennings Bryan will be in- vited by the Birmingham Commercial Club to visit this city In October dur ing the home coming week. At large ly attended meeting of the club today. a resolution was adopted amid much enthusiasm to extend an invitation to Mir. Bryan and in all probabilities a committee will be sent to New York to present the invitation in person.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-14
Italian immigrants.

H C. Thomas left last night for sa- vannah. Ga. where he will meet apout twenty Italians who will be added to the local plant of the Alabama Con solidated Iron and Coal Company. and will very likely form large colony of Italian laborers The laborers are sent here under contract and many of them are good workmen. Out or the first nine Hungarians who came to Cadsden, seven have proved to be satisfactory workmen
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-14
Cases On Docket.

Walter K. McAdory today completed a list of cases that have been trans ferred from the old dockets to the fall dockets in the circuit court. It shows e25 jury cases, 265 non-jury eases and s97 chancery cases. This Is about the same number of cases on the docket when court was resumed last fall. While the records have not been com pleted in the city court, it is said that there will be in the neighborhood Of 2,O00 cases on the docket when busi- ness is resumed again This does not Include 265 chancery cases.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-14
Picnicker. Eat Cream.

The big steamboat excursion to Lock 8. given by the Second Baptist Church of West Gadsden. was one of the larg- est ever given down the river. The two boats. the Alabama and the Dixie were chained together and run to Greensport as one boat. and was ar enjoyable feature. It is stated that ths ladies sold over 200 gallons of ice cream.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-14
Dr. starr in Business,

The Quick Unloading Car Chute Company, capital stock $25,00o, was incorporated here today by pr. John W. Stagg. and J. E. Brazeal of Bir- mingham and J B. whitehead of Att lanta. The corporation will have gen. eral offices in Birmingham and an in- vention of Mir. Brazeafs will be manu- factured here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-14
pntented MaiI Crane.

William Davidson of Atlanta. Is making a test with one of his recently patented mail cranes on the Queen and Crescent route at Irondale.
 1t is made of iron and tho top arm sits up fifteen feet high. It has no lower arm. There is a quarter-inch rope that runs down from the top arm to the top of the mail bag and clamp to hold the top end of the mail bag. There Is another rope that runs from the ground up to the lower end of the mali bag and clamp on the rope to hold of the lower end of the mail bag. There is nothing close enough to the cars for any one to strike except the rore ard mail bag and 1t would not hurt anyone but little to strike them.
 Home grown Peaches and Grapes
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-14
Germnn aa she Do spoke.

An ash tray from Germany contains this warning: 'Defilement of the room by ash of cigars is forbidden to the se- yerest Anyone who. notwithstanding, makes guilty of such one will be pun ished irrevoeably by house arrest"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-14
WIm nefend Nerrn.

Attorney Smith of Chattanooga. has been employed to defend the negrr Sam Jones' on charge of murder. He came to the city Thursday and visited Jones at the jail. Attorney Smith was employed by Jones's mother who lives in Chattanooga Jones is charged with the murder of negro woman at Ala bama City two years ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-14
N.vv.r.ner Msn DeasI.

W. S. Griffith died at his home in Pell City early Wednesday evening af- ter a serious illness of several months
 MT Grifith up to little over a year ago lived in Gadsden and edited and owned the Evening Journal. He gave
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-14
EII<s, Snecinl Train.

A special train will leave here to- morrow at noon via the Frisco Rail- road. carrying the Birmingham and Alabama Elks and ladies together with car filled with Georgia Elks and ladies to Denver. where the Grand Lodge meeting will be held, commence ing Monday, the 18th inst. The train will consist of sleeping cars and a dining car. with baggage coach.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-14
Crockett Arsenic.Lithia Springs

And baths; elevation 1000 feet: open June lst.. Cures nervous prostratiion. dys- nepsia rheumatic and skin troubles. kidney and bladder disorders. and female irregu- larities; clears and beautlfies the complex ion. Write for booklet.
 M c. THOMAS. su-tu-t thu-sat. Crockett Springs. Va.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-14

Toledo figures the cost of making ar- tifcial ice at forty cents a short ton. No wonder the people out there are Ledger.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-14
fIacELT.ANEOUR.


 best make in perfect order. Prica reason able. To be seen at 1o30 south Hull Street office --e8 D. 6. WALTER, City Market. etaIi No. o. for fresh vegetables from the garden every morning; your moneys worth. try him. Phone ssss' -as-sot CARD-Patients desiring admissl~1 to the wards of the Montgomery Infirmary may se- cure cards by telephoning Miss Martin head nurse in charge. at phone T9a Mont Gemsry AnfirmaE1- wsd-frt-Su
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-14
CANDIDATES AT BARBECUE.

Matinee Casino Today, Children 10c. Free Ride and Car Fare to town.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-14

FOR sALE-we have for immediate private sale desirable residences on the following streets: N. McDonough; S Hull: S. Court; g. Perry; Holcombe;" Clayton; Wilkerson; Goldthwaite: Amanda: Virginia Avenue. Call today. Montgomery Abstract & Realty Co. Phone "A. II s. Perry Street
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-14
HOTEL CHAMDERLIN.

OLD POINT COMFORT.
 | Special summer rates. For booklet, etc, | address GEO. F. ADAMS. Mgr. Fortress Monroe Va tu-thu-sat-sn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-14
REPUBLICANS ENDORSE.

Matinee Casino Today, Children 1Oc. Free Ride and Car Fare to town.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-14
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-Modern convenient residence. near in. within one block of school; between two car lines; large lot and stable Splendid neighborhood. $5.500. %. Address Owner. care Advertiser. -frf-su
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-14
FOR RENr-nooMs.

DESK ROOM for rent-First block Com- merce Street, 2nd floor. Telephone and cleo tric lights included. Address F. o. Box 431
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-14

Home grown Peaches and Grapes, 25 cents per basket.
 BROCK GROCERY co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-14
FOR RENT--sroREs.

FOR RENT-october 1. two brick stores 401-4O3 Dexter Avenue. living apartment on second floor. wagon yard in rear. s. etarhe. 205 s. Hull St.. Phone 1900.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-14

FOR sALE-Ths celebrated steruau Chat sng Dishes and Coffee Machines the hand somest line in Alabama. Fowler's Book
 Store. 10 Dexter Avenue. If
The daily tribune., 1906-03-06
Hear the Messiah Sung.

The sale OF tickets for The Mes.
siah TO be sung In Trinity church.
Denver. Thursday event <, will be
on sale with the Rio Grandc agent
until II o'cloct tomorrow morning.
Fifty of the best seats in tho center Of
the hosso have been reserved for Flor.
cnce people aud those expecting to 20
must notify Mr.. sumner at the Rio
6rAndc depot before II = IN. tomor.
row. Tho price OF the Messiah
tickets are ti.o0 each. The fare 10
Denver for the ocoAaion will be
% 10 for tho round trip. tiohcts good
returning on Friday. the 9th.
The daily tribune., 1906-03-06

went down to nab the gang. but they
arrived one day too late Last night
they were determined to arrest them
and the three swooped in on the bunch
and arrested the leaders. 1t WAS not
the desire Of the officers to arrest the
cement mill men but couple of
dozen could have been taken into Gus.
tody had the sheriffs cared to take
them. as there were more than that
nun Der around the tables.
Oftentimes sharks come over from
Colorado Springs and fleece the work.
men out Of their money. but yesterday
they did not put in their appearance.
and it WAS luckily day for them too.
officer Green said this morning that
he thought gambling. in the town
will cease now The arrests were
made at 1 O'Clock last night.
LAter-sipce the above vas put in
type three Of the men. Porter. Nc.
Clure and Taylor pleaded guilty be.
fore Judge Cooper who fined each Of
them $50 and costs.
The daily tribune., 1906-03-06
GAMBLERS ARRESTED.
Officers Swoop Down on Pueblo Ne
gIoes at Portland.

A raid was made on q gambling
den ut Portland last night by Sheriff
Joe Esser. and Deputy Sheriffs Warner
and Green and Dave Maupin. q re.
cent escape from this city. and Sam
Pueblo. who for some months had
been in the habit of opening their
gambling devices there on paydsys and
taking a big roll of money out Of
town.
All their gambling paraphernalia
and the bank account. that was stored
away in q tin box, we're coDfsoAted
and the men were taken through to
Canon City at 8 o CLOCK this morning
and lodged in the county Jail where
they will be held for trial before the
county court. The law provides
fine In such instances of from $50 to
$500 or . county Jail sentence. either
or both.
The Pueblo men have been running
their games in Portland for months.
They usually came in on an afternoon
train and lett about midnight much
richer for their half day 3 work. The
negro element Of Portland js said to
have we'll developed highly defined
gambling proclivities and prove easy
victims for sharks that come into
the town. As rule the negro ce.
mept workers are not shrewd enough
to win the visitors money and the
cement men are embarrassed financially
the day after payday. for their money
has gone to Pueblo In the pockets Of
the men who operated there the night
before.
The local officers have been watch.
ing gambling in that town for sew.
real months and last month they
The daily tribune., 1906-03-06

"Do you want piece of pieY"
The year 1906 promises to be a
prosperous one.
Why not share the prosperity
by saving money on the things you
buy in the way of Hair Brushes,
Nail Brushes and Tooth Brushes.
You can do 30 for certainty by
buying here.
We offer an imported Japanese
Tooth Brush for 200.
Oucum Der Cream makes tanned
faces white.
The daily tribune., 1906-03-06
IMPORTANT MEETINu-An In

IMPORTANT MEETINU-An I'm.
portant meeting Of the members Of tho
Baptist church will be held Wsdnes.
day evening. after prayer meeting.
Matters Of importance will BE- brought
before the members and Il il request.
ed thAt ~ many ~ possible be pres.
sns. Signed By the trustees and
pulpit committee.
The daily tribune., 1906-03-06

Our new spring line Of woolens
for mems suits has arrived. The
Florence Tailoring Co., 1T East Main
street. 5l.10
The daily tribune., 1906-03-06

FELL DOWN SHAFT-Jamos Un.
timieier. an cmploys Of tho Great
Western Coal company fell down the
The daily tribune., 1906-03-06
ABOUT YOUR NElOHBORS
AND YOURSELVES

0OVOO0S'SNSSS~S~s 1'"e'00S0S0O
j. Wallace returned from Dem
yer last evening.
Mrs. A. A. Eddy returned from
Silver Cliff today.
Prof. L. D. Eichhor1 of Canon
was In town this afternoon.
w. 8. Widerfelt is confined to
his room with an attack OF rheuma.
tism.
Mrs. Ed. Weston of Canon ar.
rived today to visit Mrs. J. P. MoCon.
nell and family.
Cora Amter is the one who went
to attend college in Canon. Through
an error it was stated shat Anna WAS
the one.
Winfield Wilson and wife are
moving today from the Andrews
block into the Hale house on East
Fifth street.
Mrs. Mary MoCandless returned
this evening from a three davs stay in
Colorado Springs on Rathbone Sister
lodge business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Holmes will
leave for Denver Thursday morning.
They expect to locate on q ranch in
the vicinity of Denver.
Miss Kate Helwi9 who has been
visiting her relatives. Mrs. w.. 8.
Proctor for the last two weeks. left
today for her home in Pueblo.
The daily tribune., 1906-03-06

EOR SALE-Pure BuH wyandotte, Buff Log
Q. w. Brainerd, s0s Wilson avenue. $3.50
The daily tribune., 1906-03-06
BABY PICTURES
Masters Studio

Beginning today, March 9th, every
day until March Goth, we will give one
dozen cabinet photos at one-half price,
including one l6x20 enlarged portrait
free. This offer includes all children
under 5 years. We can only afford to
make such an offer in view Of your past
liberal patronage. Mothers, il you want
picture full Of life and true to nature
of your little ones, this is rare oppor.
tunity. For high class work, we need
no introduction. We spare neither time
nor pains to please you. Bring the
babies and get life size photo free.
Remember every day until March Goth.
MASTERS STUDIO
THE OLD RELIABLE
The daily tribune., 1906-03-06

shaft OF tho Cuckoo coal minc at
HeAthou carly this morning and WAS
instantly killed. In Just what oapa.
city the man wAs employed under the
The daily tribune., 1906-03-06

LNOR SALE-Pure bred Buff Rock Cockerels
l. at the Riverside dairy by Lester Weter.
The daily tribune., 1906-03-06

NOR SALE-The Thickins rcal eststa (tht
T. old lumber yard, grounds and buiidlns
Inquire OF 4. l.. Boverstock, English Lumber
The daily tribune., 1906-03-06

ENOR 5ALE-z.000 lbs Of the best coal Dciv.
II cred In Florence for $50 to $3.50. Leave
orders at AIS W. Main. Phone 6a2 Rlack. w. /.
Crippcn. 3I.tf
The daily tribune., 1906-03-06
FOR SALE

LNOR SALK-Exgs for setting; thoroughbred
supply for Incubator. Mrs. johnson. Cyanide
a
The daily tribune., 1906-03-06

EoR SALE OR RENT-The Hull drug store
II building on West Main. Well lighted
photo gallery above. Soc II. X. Lutes. at5s
The daily tribune., 1906-03-06

rTNO RENT-Two pleasant front rooms, ground.
i furnished for light housekeeping or for
gent desiring two rooms. 2i6 hcCaud o-s Ave.
The daily tribune., 1906-03-06

Eoh SALE OR TRADE-Tcn room house,
hnc tor boarding house. Apply Hotel Lennon.
N
The daily tribune., 1906-03-06

vEaNrED- City warrants at 93 cents. Apply
w to James A. McCandless. lStf
WANTED Highest pricos paid for all kinds
w of junk, such rope, iron, copper, brass,
rags and bottles. Drop postal card to Barney
Ginrborg. 9stf
The daily tribune., 1906-03-06
Classified Advertisements
WAN Ed

WANTED Man whose time is partly EN-
w ployed to make collections and deliveries
for us. Must be abs II furnish references and
bond. Address, Charles 6cribner's Sons, 50I
Nassau Bldg, Denver, Colo. 5-lU'
The daily tribune., 1906-03-06

WANTED Plain and faucy sewing-p rticu-
W. larly Easter dresses. Mrs. L. l.. Hubbard,
S05 East Second. 40
The daily tribune., 1906-03-06
BUSINESS CHANCES

rNO RE>T-Two furnished rooms for lis
i Housekeeping. Apply at :0s East Four
Street. 81
The daily tribune., 1906-03-06

HNO RENT-A lvc-room bonsc, al X. Second.
i Inquire OF Henry btoin, 2Oi East Fourth \
Nias
The daily tribune., 1906-03-06

V,O RENT .Fonr.room furnished house, moo
i ern. I'll W. "a st. 3.iC
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BESIDE Caracas
UNA CARTA De PEPE DIEGO

rs hAstA las tres dc Il tards y, son
DIS vsnsEolapos sompsnsros de visi',
ne fai 4 AlmoFEar al hSlneArio de Ma
euIo, diStanls quif es minutes IN tran
vie &c VApoF hAeato Hf 90 IN lindo
pueblo, aon me z iacos pa'q lss J pa
ssos; satan ALI ahorA 9. Pfssidsnie
Castro , mush,s famliiAs de CarAoas,
iSmpsraRdo o Gtsmpe lRdo. eJmo olgo
dee sn 10 rlbsrA ossidsnlsl Do asss
sro Mar Carlos lQl6 dssorAllvts ,
pom posos AroUissl PGss unA hora
90 ex'aais, kiG somoFA De 40 sAsu 4 ,
mAs osaIssl1 qas 10 csioa De 2, a.
ss.
Es sar.oso Z aqsl sodo gaFsss
isvesslr sFaa smA ts Ies by o.
Assnlo aaos oa6Ja ia ssg.6sdldUs,
eom1 laa 10 msa FomsuAa sttta tn
aga iorFs lsY&alsda "a IS aslaro asl
agas aalda por - pasais a ori.
liz. Cral aas era al a4NgHu fsr. !
saPstol, , ae, ss "a castillo - %
>, Fsdon4o, AlmsaAdo. isada ENA
plalAdo du Foio , s0mo lAa areas
son azaslllas as Gro , sSal lstsaao q
mar eompoaa iodo aaa 1FAndloaa
mkslaa Del pAhhlea Fsas llAao,
v,aa : caFsaW Z Fafssso q
sesmotaaos , aseaa oae si ,sFFtsa
fsll. "a pFediglo is lrgsalutA re
saaao , eaFusaao q sasai.ssa sa
Aegia sass 4 tala a.iaFa aa nj na
sFes, se 'dsA tsssaNsoa arya s4s. as.
tsala - saNsaaaa zee aase f
1aa tla4aaAa tasatFA IS aqaasa
~ e. ,, 4a salasssot assQs sHFisa
HkaA ssaa az axasR soF taaNa a
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as sitao ssaessaas "a & sa4fa
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Protcsta del Vaticano
Ante las naciones,

Rome, Dlelemhrs H. I'll eardeaal Merry del Val
assrsaario do Eatado dc Pho X 90 dispons enviAr
loo diplomGtieos AereditA1os cerea del VaticAno una
vgarosA prosssta. En sl doeumento 80 afrma que el
rsgisro do 10 nnueiatura poataeia Paris 10 detsn
e6u dc ua eorrso del Papa 10 fronssrA Aeos vio
snsimos ArbitrArios, Gin presidents a historic
del mundo. Las Asuas del nuusio todoA los pAsea
distrutsn oil dsrssh de el ,bisr
do Francis podfs sntrsgAr sredsnelaIes Al nun
sio psro nuaea violar au res iensA nj apodrare do
sus ArshvoG. 9, hs aomstldo abuse de fuevz. que
el VAtcauo pusde opener ot'a tlerza igua La no
note 90 remitirA do no m ,msn,o otro.
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erremotoen Kingston
Is1a San Vicente,

Londres, eemhre IA -Lesa1 de 10 islA San Vi
esnte -ansill&s log notetAs de ea&n osurrea.
DO Af una ssrie de teramotos dssds oil de este msu
Los hShtantss dc pgStoa 10 capital Sufrsron anita
aver un terrible laaco nj ssotir aa saeudidas mas
faerlss do mas l&Fgs dur c6n que los teyrtmotos
anterorsH. En 10 islR Barbados 100 miss a. est, y
10 dc Santa Luea, rs mss 81 norosEte, ierimsntA
ron tambi6a el sh gus seiSmieo, Il Mont Pes no ssa
en- erupst6n los iutormss del ohservAtoro son tran.
Quilissdorss La alsrma s-sc', sia emb rgo nushAs
familaS AbSudonAu aus reaidsn,iAA hAbiauales para
osupar a,ia'ios 70 madsra an Q! campo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-14
NOT|C|AS DEL D|A
Nuevo ahOgado. teleqra.
ma dc San Lorenzo,- Doc
torres ChacaI y Gonzalez,
SALA De SOCORROS
Inscripciores en- Ell Registro
Civil. .-Por infringir las or.
denanzas mupiclpales.

Ha obienido su u ,ulo de Ahogado
despues dc brillantss txsmenss 90
los que obtuvo 10 aprobaei6n ur&nims
del tribunal, el iovsn don Pablo Ala
70 SAntit go, rsdactor GstuAlments dol
sBolslin MsreAntils.
VI Ledo. AlisYo 90 dsdiearG On
breve 4 10 prasllsa do % profession %
sIta eiudad. Reelba per ~ triur 10
uusstra cordial fslieitsci6n.
Aver fueron aaiatidos On 10 So
10 de soec rros Raimundo Rodr'ga'z,
do confusion en- el dedo fodiee de 10
mano deretha y Juan Rodriguez, dc
herida pupzante produsida por un
slavo 60 10 planta dsl Eie !'zluisrdo.
Hoy rscibimos Do San Lorsr 30
el siguienta despaeho telsgr Ahsos
sDEMoCRACIA. San Juan.
Doctor Coma ex sgfa ieeidisimo
lAmtisn asisteneia Dr. Chacar. Q iisrs
sonsts asf para EaiiifAeei6n qusrido
comps fsro.-S VdzQusz, Correspon
sAl.s
~Xs insssibIeron en- sl Reglstro
Civil los nsslmispsos Dc Anibsl Cape
lilo y Sierra, Maria del Rosario San
tos y Vlllarrosl, y R.m6a del PIrEe
tuo Soeorro G)nxSleE y Benitsz; y
las dtfdneionas de JuanA ORTIZ Rodri
guez y Juan Llauger A varex.
Va eis6 algo msiora o do sus do
Iensias el ssfor Montils, Guperinten
dsnte NJ xlliAr do Obras Pdblieas.
Osho indivlduos t4eron arres
tsdos sySr por intcasi6n q les ords
darziS munisipAlts,
Han sido AprobAdos deIterssr %,
dc 10 abe gaefA, obIspiendo % lflulo
los 81 4 ores don Luis Chsvremont Cou
verGisr, don Alfredo BIssso Psgar
don Luis AbellA BlAnso, doa Manue
Psz UrdsE, don Pedro GoDxAlex G ar
els don Pablo A faro Sansis 90 y do
! NIcolls Rodriguex BeneiAn,
~E'Ia mI fIAna tom6 puerto pros,
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POr Gable
aRVO ESPECIAL De IA CORRESPONDENCE Y IA DEA0cRC" Ul0S
El clero frances
frente al Gobierno.

Paris. Disismbrs a. Los altos rsprsseatAntss del
slero trane6s han dirigido una energies apsas6n al
pueblo dc Franea contra los aetos del cabinets Cemsn
esau. Pidsn que los eat6eos 90 reunan en- todas par
tss orgsnesn graudosas mAntsatasonss do protests
para dsmosrar indgnasi6n por los Atropellos que
90 reA'2,a sesuslments Este aetitud 90 consdsrada
como s prmsr scto isgA de resistsnsia rsazAd por
los ohispos Cress que a Autorfdadss no sonsentrkn
dshaa manitsstselones 80 tere que ecurran asrios
cor fslos easo do gus los cat6fsos inteotan real
zarlss Ii polfsfa eMA prsparAdA suaQuisf asonteei
misnto mAntendr& todA eostA el orden p6bso
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El Presidente desiste de
otros nornbrarnientos

Washtnglon Dlesmbrs 4 Dsspues dc una largA
conferercia con el C1mt6 del senAdo, el Presidents
Roosevelt Acssds rsvosar los nombramentos que 81.
guen Mr.. Cortslyou, sesrstsrio do Agriculture para
la S,sretarfa de Correos; Mr. Arhsd que dirigs el
bareAu dc corpor para lA seasiArfa del Inte
rior. Mr.. Meyer. que ocuoa 10 embsisdA de Paris,
para Postmaster neral. Los tres permansasraa en-
los cArgoS qua Ahora deAsmpaHau. Mr.. Roosevelt
dAndo prusbas de solera1sA 1uGA logr6 llsgSr
e Senado sransacsi6n sstisfGcsoris, y sa.v6
todAs las d6sutAdes qqe parcel VA insolub,es
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El Senado ratifica la con-
venci6n de Algeciras,

Washington, Diasmbrs 16.-E Ssusdo AsAbA de
raMAcar ca todAs sus EArtsa 10 convsuc6a do Aged
ras que eonearrisron rearsSsutaa asS da los Eados
Uaidos Esta sonvsnei6n resonoee los EstAdos al.
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