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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23
LhHUDAAN BRU7ES PERSECU7E
 PEOPLE AT CONEY' NARDI. .GRAS

New York ,septF s2. --It was estimat- ed last night that 600,000 persons were at Coney Island, 1t being the next to the last night of Mardi Gras That is the. biggest crowd the. island ever saw, not excepting labor days and Fourths of July. The streets were solid masses of humanity.
 With the streaming thousands were gangs of young roughs who took ad- vantage of the Immunity of arrest of fered by so unwieldly a gathering to
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23
PROMINENT OPERATOR DEAD.
James H. F. Walker Dies in Atlanta oi
 Heart Failure.

Atlanta, Sept. 22.--James H. F. Walker. a widely known telegraph op. orator and formerly connected with ths New York, Washington and other of. fees of the Associated Press. died hers this evening. Heart disease was ths cause of death Mir. Walker was ta. ken suddenly i'll this morning and died in less than twelve hours.
 The interment will be at Norfolk on Monday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23
INsURREcTIoN IN MEXICO.
Report to SDnnIsh Paper Says People
 Sv

Report to SDRnish Paper Says People Are in Revolt.
 VI Paso, Texas. Sept. 22.-Ls Reforma Social. a Srarish paper published here by Laure Aguire, a representative of the Mexican 1unta of St. Louis. today receiver tha following dispatch from Coatzacoalcos. Mexico:
 "The people Of Minatitlan. Suchil. Sanguan Exquimala and San Geronimo have risen against Diaz The garrison of Federal troops has joined them and the uprising will at ono espread to Vera Cruz. Tabasco and ChiaDas.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23
SPOKE TO 15,OOO.
MT. Bryan Entertained at Mississippi
 Capitol by Governor Vardaman.

Jackson. Miss. Sept. 22.-- William J. Bryan arrived in Jackson at 5:30 o'clock this morning and was met at the sta ton by a committee which escorted him to the executive mansion, where the entire party was the guest of Gov ernor and Mrs. Vardaman at break fast
 Mir. Bryan spent the morning confer ring with number of Mississippi friends He spoke this afternoon at the Coliseum which was packed to it's utmost capacity. It Is estimated there are IF. 900 visitors in Jackson today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23
ARKANSAS TRAIN WRECK.
Conductor COlIis of Memphis Will Die
 from Injuries.

Conductor COllis of Memphis Will Die
 from Injuries.
 Little Rock. Ark, Sept. z2--Train number 3. westbound, on the Rock Is- land Railroad. struck a spit switch near Forest City last night. Three Pullman cars left the track and one turned over, Although carrying a full list of passengers. none were seriously injured Conductor T. M. Collis of Memphis. had his shoulder and ribs crushed and will probably die.
 It is generally believed that bolt was removed from the switch point causing thes rails to spread when the Pullmans passed over if.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23

rerpetrate a number of petty outrages Some of the roughs went through the crowd cutting the dresses of the wo- men. Others had feather-ended tick lers" with nails in them. These they jabbed into the faces and hands of people as they passed. It was fun to hear the victims yell and scream Some twenty men and women went to tho Coney Island emergency hospital to have slight wounds of this kind dressed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23
WANTS IMPARTIAL TRIAL. F
BrOther-in-Law of Patrick Writes to
 Governor Higgins.

BrOther-fn-Law of Patrick Writes to
 Governor Higgins.
 Albany, N. r., Sept. 22.--Supple- menting the petition of large mum her of physicians which Governor Hig- gins received during the past week in behalf of Albert T. Patrick, the New York lawyer under sentence of death for the murder of William Marsh Rice in 1900, Is a letter written to the Gov ernor by John T. Milliken of St. Louis. a bro.her-in-law of Patrick and the rlan believed to be f financial backe r hof the condemned lawyer in his fight for life.
 The letter which was made public tonight covers-a great deal that is weIl-known history in connection with the case and the writer attempts to show that Patrick did not have T fair and impartial trial.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23

and children. The followers of the princes. numbering in 1alf four nun dred men. were killed in attemptfng a desperate sortle. The Dutch losses were four Europeans killed and ten wounded.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23
The Fourth National Bank.

thorized capitalization of s2oo,0oo The line propOsed is to be lS0 miles long and will traverse Dougherty. Baker, Mitchell and Grady Counties.rin Geor- gia, and Gadsden. Liberty and Calhoun Counties in Florida, terminating at St Joseph,s Bay on the Gulf.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23
MAY ENTER GARNET.

Governor of Chihuahua May He Minis
 ter Of Public Works.
 City of Mexico, Sept. 22.-The name of Enrique Creel, Governor of Chihua- hua. who Is soon expected to visit this capital Is mentioned in connectian with cabinet position--that of Minister of F'omento. or public works
 Ths, portfolio has been vacant since the death of Minister Escontria, Senor Creek is known as one fthe most progressive Governors of Northern Mexico.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23
BEvERIDGE OPENS CAMPAIGN.
Made Speech in Auditorium to Great
 Crowd

Chicago. Sept. 22.--senator Albert J. Beveridge of Indiana tonight opened the Republican Congressional campaign in the Middle West by delivering an address in the Auditorium under the auspices of the Hamilton Club of this city. aA,
 The hall was packed to the doors by the members of the club and their friends, and the Senator was given an enthusiastic reception.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23
Granted RaiIroad Cbarter.

Granted Railroad Charter.
 Atlanta, Ga.. Sept. PA charter was granted today by Secretary of State Cook to the Albany, Cairo and Gulf Railroad Company, with an au-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23
EvoKEs MUCH CRITICISM.
Dispute Over Herring Fishery Laws 1
 New FOundIand.

St Johns. N F., Sept. 22.--The re- ported determination of the imperial government to override the colonial au- thorities and concede to the American
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23
ICE CREAM.

In the Saturday contest at the Randy Kitchen,
 Mrs. E. R. McDavid, of sos Washington Ave-, Won the gallon of cream. If you didn't order yesterday, do il today as early as you can. Most my flavor.
 Randy Kitchen. Phone 55 or I93. Kinds and Hyatt.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23
MIRRORS AND MIRRORS

Tha. reflect both Taste and Beauty Wherever set. If in doubt look in Tresslars windows and you will shout
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-29
FROM AMARILLO TO PORTALES.
Overland Trip Through the Panhandle Country
Camp Life on the Plains.

~ y q.
kafflr ard milo maize Mr.. Robor
son spid that he had expected 10
reap eighty toas and by feeding l5O
head OF cattle 20 loalze Si2 to $t4
per ton. Nlae hands and three
teams were Al work and then II
seemed tbat The birds would got a
large per cen of tho grain.
Farm haedg arc scarce in that
section Of the country, Men gel 81
per day whore they board themselves
Sl.5p.NhQT9 board Is furnished. The
scarciig pf farm hands may be- at
jributed to so much work on rail-
roads being done, Railroad camps
qro thleNy dotted down, Mo peoos
valley.
JourhtSfhg down the route Cor
rather up) from Mr., Robersons for
about Ten miles we camo to town
site That has been surveyed recently
called Trio, a lovely place for town.
A largo auto barn IS here and We saw
two or three autos also large ho-
tel and . few nice buildings going
up.
Our next place was Boyua where
we had dinner and then on 10 Tex
leo, reaching there about dark and
there stopped with Amarillo friends
in The persons OF Mr.. and Mrs. s.
A. Temple. the first people We got
acquainted with when we came 10
Texas three years ago, TO say that
we did justice to Mrs, Temples
good supplies would very foebly OK
press II. We staked our tent and
remained in Texico one week, Here
we found good crops, good water,
and fine hand. Met /. H. Sanders
formerly Of Amarillo who said that
his folks had sold $40 worth Of GU
from less than fourth OF
an acre OF, ground. There is one
thing that does no, impress the
stranger IN Texloo very ravoraby
and that Is the number Of saloons.
Carrie aud her atebet had Just paid
exlco a visit but IL SENS that the
saloon business showed no signs of
Decreasing, Real, estate m9p, and
logaters seeprd to be doing ~ land
oTClre business II thero Il any sign
IN tooth picl, shoes and dude hats,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-29
FOR 4 GAME PRESERVE.


lbo Daily Panhandle today re-
odaccs an article taken from the
msas city Star which urges the es-
o1shhont OF a game preserve in
Pqloduia canyon. The article
md be read by all and tho move
atnt should receive the support and
encouragement OF every resident Of
TeAas.
. Mr. Goodnighrs herd OF buffalo
is the las. one in The state. For
yeaU he bas spent much time and
moons on the preservation and pro
pagauon, not only of the pure breeds
but -or'a successful cross between
buffalo ana cattle. with him It has
brcn Tabor OF love" to great
cNcnt work prompted moro by
patriotism or state pride than by a
view toward pccuniary advantage.
nle Goodnight Is a man wen ad-
,aured in years His offer 10 give
ups5he pride OF his ranch to the
s.aAr and government is certainly
n,os.- generous There should be no
hasllaney on the part Of the press
ia lending It's hearty support to the
moycment. our congressman SEN
a.Qrs reprcscntatiyes--all should
iop in the effort to bring about
tha establishment Of the game pre-
serve.
As It is truly stated, the plains
9rd canyons Of the Panhandle are
DE natural home Of the buffalo
ll're he. thrived and roamed at will
fot centuries. These last survivors
sndnld never be taken from their
i've heath. They should be taken
en- the projecting wing OF the
and national government.
he Daily Panhandle believes that
L jient Roosevelt win readily en-
q 'his influence on the side of the
arorors Of the preserve. He has
n pride and western patriot
in Mis- strenuous make mp. He
aparicatc "a .muchiqs any one
4ldc importaree OF Sgiving al
NH doal' even to the Hast OF the
r buffalo
lsl4aurl canyon is Indeed AM
~ 5Iacc for a game preserve. lei
@o uc made worthy rival Of Vol
lo @one park II would mean name
q flma for Texas throughout the
wcrld. 10 would mean but another
fo -hcp in the cap Of the country
aal bdt another testimchy of our
l.'s INCONSISTENCIES and far
ffaduess.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-29

Amarillo surely needs more side
walks. The lack Of better sidewalks
and CROSSINGS connecting them. is n
gre2t drawback to the city, In The
eyes Of strangers, who come to Am
arlo from much smaller places In
the east and north which have good
sidewalks and crossings. Such
weather as the present magnilos
the scarcity o. sidewalks. IL the
city cannot compel the laying OF
sidewalks, property owners should
display enough public spirit to build
them 1t would be d good invest
ment in the long run.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-29

Ing investors and settlers wanting
Information, which Is Invariably sun
piled and the influx OF people to
this city and country The coming
spring Is difficult to estimate.
Provisions should be made by 10.
cal capitalists, by the building OF
residences for rent, by additional
boarding aud roomins houses and
by tho addition OF increased hotel a.
cilltles, as those we now have are
unable 10 accommodate the trade when
the ruch Is 50 great during excursion
dates.
But few citizens OF Amarillo real.
ize what missionary work tho Dai-
ly Panhandle and Weekly Herald atc
doing for this city and country OF
realize tho increase in population
sure TO come with tho opening Of
spring.
Every cItIzon and business man
should be subscriber TO and daily
reader of tho paper and accord IL a
liberal financial support IN order
That II may TO better advantage rep
resent this rapidly growing city and
place It's advantages for investments
ana homes before the outside world.
More and bottor built residences
are needed In Amarillo. Capital in
vested in residences and business
blocks will yield large returns for
the noNt few years.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-29

That was brave act Of the pas
senger conductor on the Alron-Bur-
lington passenger, near Kansas City
reported in last evenings dispatches,
who captured the man who held up
three coach loads of his passengers
and turned him over to the author
tiles. He deserves proper recogni-
ton from his employers and the pas
sengers on board and he will prob
ably receive 1t.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-29
speoIaI DO DnIly pnnhnndIo.

Special TO Daily Panhandle.
Portolcs, ~ NJ, Nov. Being
requested by many friends TO write
when We reached our destination
and not feeling equal to tho task
we will ask TO mtrudo on tho ever
patient editor for space Ia his paper
to describe our trip Well knowing
no expects nothing and gets nothing
In this life for the service that nc
renders tho public, except few in
yltatlons TO weddings, parties and
funerals that he may give a free nd
TO such things. Blessed is, he when
his patience endureth forever. rg
Leaving Amarillo thrcc weeks ago
we set our faces toward tho South
west down the Pecos raiiroad to
make tho journey overland, having
shipped our few worldly belongings
from Amarillo 10 POrtalss. we
campod our first night In sight OF
town ON the rarm of Mr.. Martin a
Mi5sourlan that came there short
time ago and raised his flrs, crop
and IS well pleased with tho country
aud people. The next morning we
resumed our journey Wo reached
Canyon City aud camped at the
bridge ana made a fire and cooked
steak and made coffee. There we
saw a large drove OF fine cattle en-
routo for Amarillo. Aftor leaving
Canyon we had fine roads to Penn
burger n small place with three or
four farm houses, one store, postof-
flee and depot, n good country and
an abundance OF good crops.
Here we stayed with Mr.. Arnold
and his hospltable lady Mr. Ar
mold and his wife are Iowa people
and know how 70 work They came
to this country IN May Of this year,
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The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-29

The management OF the Daily
Panhandle is making every possible
effort to deliver the paper promptly
each evening TO IT'S subscribers. Tho
paper Is issued as near 3 o'clock in
the evening as &c is possible and all
carriers are expected To leave the Of
flee with their papers for delivery
between 8 and $3.50 and should
reach every subscriber by or $50.
Subscribers not receiving their pa
per by that hour each evening, and
IN proper shape, are requested to re-
port the fact to this office in order
that the trouble may be remedlcd.
one OF our carriers In part OF tho
business section, met with an accl-
dent aud could not deliver his route
last evening, but the papers were
delivered q little late by the city cir
culltor and Il is hoped each one on
the route received one We ask tho
patience OF our subscribers and
hope All irregularities in delivery
viii DO reported by them, and we
promise a proper service in the near
future
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-29

With all his great wealth, rung
from the masses OF the people OF this
country through Standard Oil, John
d. Rockefeller cannot save life, and
he is now In great sorrow for the
death Of his daughter, Mrs, Strong,
who died in Cannes, France Could
he realize the sorrow his grasping
methods has brought to thousands,
possibly he would mend his ways
and make restitution while there is
yet time,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-29

Gather Fined II. Gather
who was taken from Amarillo sever.
al weeks ago TO Roswell 10 answer
q charge for the theft Of watch
was fined $25 and costs, Friday, FOR
the offense. Gather claimed that
the watch Was given him by The
owner, while said owner, was, for
obvious reasons irrespousibly gan-
orous, The court admitted the jus.
tIcc OF Gathers plea in part but
considered that he mildly encour-
aged his intoxicated friend and ac'
cordlngly assessed the fine against
him.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-29
$500 ron cu.Nce or MIND.
John Arno,t Keeps Forfeit Money
on Land Dead,

on Land Dead,
The Arnott disputed forfeit case
was settled foat Of court yesterday
before golbs tD'triaT In his casc
"a Mr.. smith agreed to purchaso thr
ranch Of join Arnolf' northwest OF
Amarillo. 70 Bind the bargain. he
put up casR forfeit 81 $1,000. LA.
ter he changed hts mind, and
through a Change IN 'arraugemons
claimed his FORFEIT money back. AR
mott also lid claim TO The money
and both sides prepared TO soitlo tho
matter in court by an agreement
reached yesterday morning Smith
pays Arnott $500 and all costs Ar
mott, after Smiths failurc TO buy
sold the property IN question TO 9th
er parties
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-29

D, c, Hendricks, Of the Greary
Mil & Elevator Co., is making the
rounds Of Amarillo merchants today
for his company.
Frank Lancaster called on Amar-
lilo friends yesterday and went out
on his route for the Roach Dug
Co, this morning.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-29

L. B. Watkins, "the statesman
from the blue" is over from Moow
county, mixing with his Amarillo
friends.
G. 7. Ward, one of the best known
and most successful stockmon in the
Panhandle was over yesterday from
Canyon.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-29

The football season is now near
ing rs end and Thanksgiving will
see Its finish. This is enough to
give thanks for. OF all the Ameri-
can sports, modern football Is the
most brutal. Prize fighting Is a
gontlemah's game along side Of mod
ern football,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-29

"Amarillo Drug Review. THE Il.
r. Roach Drug company has just
issuer from. thee Daily Panhandle
plant, maiden attempt at price
list" as they term it in their pre-
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-29

There should bo honor among
prize fighters and fight promoters
as we'll as among thieves. There is
trouble between Pickard and Billy
Nolan. hacker OF Battling" Nelson,
over receipts from pictures oe the
prize fight, ana Nolan has been ar
rested.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-29

Senator Tillman hurled defiance
at the negroes of Chicago who had
threatened his life, while passing
through there on route to his lee
ture engagemnts in Michigan. In an
interview with reporters he went on
record fayoring lynch law in cases
where negroes attack white women.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-29
EYES or THE PANHANDLE

a day passes but the Daily
hidle and Herald receives num-
lcqucsls for sample copies and
aion concerning Amarillo
e Panhandle country. These
come from all portions Of
ugN illinois, Indiana, Ohio,
sins Iowa, Missouri, Nebras-
III 't portions of Texas and Okla
hona, They como from farmers
merchants, capitalists nanufactur-
srs, tradesmen and laborers, Intcnd-
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-29
DESCRIPTION 500 PER YEAR.

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ybu whom your limo expires unless
we are authorized to continue It,
Z Should any subscriber fall TO re-
give Tho Herald regularly please
@viso us .at onco by card or tolc-
phone,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-29


II D.. q. Thompson Branches cut 49,
l., o. Thompson has completed prep
aradions Tor opening a drug store IN
Dalhart. lle has secured a good To-
cation and will put IN a complete
and up-todate drug line. He will
also handle tho usual lines that ac-
company tho drug business and will
make special provision for the hol-
iday trade. VIII Collins, who has
been In mo Amarillo store since the
first OF tho year. will have charge
of the new store. Mr., Collins has
proved himself capable man for
the business and will mako success
certain in The new enterprise.
Cartwright is Liked The bal
hart ToxanIhss the following 10 say
about a VOL known Amarillo boy
who has already boon making good
for a number Of years, Both NJ,
and Mrs. Cartwright grew Wp in AM
arillo and Have many relatives and
friends who rejoice IN their success.
"ltov, c. 4. Cartwright and wife
loft last night for brentwood TO at-
tend the Methodist conference A.
the conference the assignment OF the
ministers TO their pastorates will be
made. An earnest request has been
made by the church here that Bro.
Cartwright be returned for another
year. Rev aud Mrs. Cartwright
have made many friends outside OF
their denomination who hope that
the conference will see fit 10 send
them back the coming year. The
church has been very prosperous the
past year under Bro. Cartwrlghts
charge, cighty-three names having
been added to the membership,
while $500 was raised from all
sources The church building will
be enlarged at once to meet tho de-
mands of It's growing membership"
Council Meeting Postponed. The
called meeting OF the city council
yesterday failed to get down to bus
iness owing to the lack Of a quorum
The meeting last week had to be
given up because two OF the alder
men we're caught In the blookades
and were out OF town most Of the
week There Is gcrat deal Of rou-
tine business to be transacted and
the city guardians will try TO get
together this afternoon.
1a9tt 't'1s es
Carson County Sarc.-Asbory Cal
leghan, treasurer Of Carson county,
who was IN Amarillo yesterday gave
a very satisfactory account OF condi-
lions in Carson county mo, our
people are not frightened by the
snow" said Mr.. Calleshan, They're
glad OF It. It wasn't cold enough
to hurt cattle and Carson county
sockmon have provided plenty Of
feed and expect to use il. There Is
a far larger acreage Of wheat than
there ever was before and Carson
county has never been behind other
counties in wheat raising
The wheat looks fine now and we
can reasonably expect bumper
yield in 1907. The coal proposition
which IS becoming such serious
affair in other towns Is not worry
ing us bit, All three yards at
are well supplied and we
have been very fortunate in secur-
ing orders. So you see Carson coun-
ty just keeps on having things for
which to be thankful
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-29

Any errors rcflucting upon the
character, standing or reputation of
amy person, firm or corporation
which may appear In the columns Of
phe Herald Will he gladly corrected
upoh IFS being brought TO tho at
tcntion OF tho publishers,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-29

Guild Reception The Ladies'
Guild Of the Episcopal church have
issued cards for a farewell reception
in honor OF Rev5and Mrs n. q.
Goodman TO be- glycn this evening
at the residence Of Mrs. Alex DAVID
son, 100 Lincoln street The hours
are from 10 II. Mr. and Mrs.
Goodman leave IN q few days for an
extensive trip through old Mexico
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-29
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