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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-10-27

Oj0 Ia Legislature, oonoiudadanos
de Nuevo Mexico. TOdo 10 que huela
4 oauAlla y rapiha, al oostAl del olvido.
81 sl Toro es Ell Que "hsce eOsAs, :" Ia
rrazolo es Ell que tiene oogido al tOro pOr
los oueraos, y 10 arrojara fnerA de Ia
arena toril, para que yaya "hAoer 90
sas" 4 oira parte.
10 que declines del Pillo Y del Donoan
4 los yotantes de San Miguel, GuAdhlu-
pc 3 Quay, 10 deeimOs, del notorio
Dallies los de Torrance, Lincoln y
0tsre; de MAlaquihs Martinez los de
Taos y Mora; dc Sargent a los de Rio
Arriba y San Juan: del Bursum 4 los de
Soeofro y Sierra; y de Ohilders 4 los de
Bernalillo Un voto contra esoa pejaros
es eqnivAlente al sosteu de Ia admins.
tracion del gobernAdor HagermRn y al
bien estAr prooomunaL
Los dem6orAtAs del OondAdo de Sierra
daran 4 LarraEolo una gran mayoria.
Han elegido la siguiente boleta:
Thomas j. Ross, reptesentantl
William F, Hall, delegado oonstitucio-
nal; II. M. Bojorquez, oomisionado por
Il primer distrito; Ellsworth Bloo1good,
comisionado pOr el ssgando ci,trito
Oornelin Sullivan, para lutz 1e pruebas
James p. Parker, para Snperir t3ndente
de esouelas; JohnO P.emmons, tesore
70 y collector; Fnnoisoo Luna y GArcia
para ASSESSOR y W. O. Ken iAll, para Al
guacil Mayor.
Todcs les ciudadsnos de Nuevo M6xi
90, Elm distinction de partidns, debeIian
sentirse oomplAciics ante el energicO Z
inteligente prooeder adoptado por el 60
bsrnRdor Hagerman su seeretario,
aoogado General Reid, qus han tornado
q So cargo perseguir los lrbonCs; Run
que ben Sc enhende que esto str& una
campAha tau dnFA como terrible Contri
buirs al ofedito de les periodioos demo
cratss del Territorio (y oreemos que Ia
mayer pArte de ellos 10 SOM qua sosten
gan al GobernRdor de una mAnera fran.
CO y deoidida, y aquellos peri6di cos re
puhllcanos que lamenten Il endoss de-
GobernAdor Hagermsn, bien 80 pueden
cousiderar como sospeehosos. El endo
90 honento dc les ciudhdanos p,tTiotss
iamh', es ex xiemporAnso y debe haoerse
Elm destinoion de TartidCs LO anterior
pertenece al Roswell Register Tribune
peri6dlco repnbhoano por exoelenoia
BJleto dem )oratioo dA Rio Arriba
Para AlRuaoil Mayor, Charles Dsggett
Jue8 de Pruebss, Juan Duran; esoriba
no dc prusbRs, Tomas Trejo; superin
teudente de escuelas, HeroulHno MArti
ntz; oomisionRdos dc ooudado, Pedro
Duran J Juan Gsiego BArtolo SauohtT
dc EspeEola sera (segdu SO asegura can
/ didftl para Tepresentante, Conooemol
& los caballeroa menoionadcs muchC
nos complooe hayan sido nonioados
pues son personRs muy 6ignas do lol
putstos para los que SO los desgue.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-10-27

q1e creyeron que habihn comido, pero
dntendido que la combihAclC1 voSariR
sol 10 pr ell candidate do la rueda. Los
demas, los deleRados de oonviccio-
nes proplas independientes que no Gu.
traron en- 10 con nacion presentsron d
sus osn iidstos |, ohRron por ellos, Pc
70 como q marido del oosliuar solo tu. /.
vi ron la grAsa On los labios. sunque
sc piense q7e ellos e5t6n satisfe ;hOs Que
tovisrcn una convention libre, sahen
a en1 PISA de ser 10 do "aei dioen, y
20 quedar pi l6ndose los dieutes.
La junta de ratification estuvo muy
q g'Rn1ei pero ESQ no es de extrafiaF, pues
itbido los muchos candidates qus as
pirRban A los puettos (novedad qu3 in.
itaba mucht oUriosldadl y tsmblen Al
hecho que las dfleraoiones fueron pro-
rataa la raz IN de un dsleg ldo p1r ca.
ia dcoe tos daios en- la Il TINA eltc.
cion hubo much deleg Idoe. DE Ia
misma maDera pudieran haber tenidC
uca convention de 1900 delegados 81
hubieran prort teado uno por os da
vote,
La ratihoqcion foe alberta oon una
/ plegarin del Padre Gllbar ton, ccn,lui ia
IA oual asumi0 Ia t-ibuna tl sub cape
liam. Rev. Pedro DJmingu'z quien de
rramo sus bendioiones s5bte los deleRa
dos oon aquello dc "ls ps2 sen con vos
otros. - amoDestfndolts de que no se pc
learan, y que rGoordAran que "todos per
tenecian 4 una familia Aqui SO nott
ma sonripa on los exp-otadores. one In
tirieron que Ia 'familia' 4 quien 10 re-
ferfa el sub .oepallan era Ia famiia de
Don Eugenio Romero En- verdad IA
es la VOC general, pero no SO esperal
que nRdie 10 oonfefara.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-10-27
Nusva ComisiOn Central Demo.
crata.

La siguiente o. Ia pueva Comision
Central Dem6crata del Condad9 dc San
Miguel Dc Ia cnAl es presidenta w, RI
Bunker Seoretario, Adelaide Tafoya y
TesCier Demetrio Silva;
Napoleon Fontaina. w q. Hsyd1r.
CIemenie Paailla, w J. Lucas, q III.
Huuksr, Antonio LuceFo, u. v Long
Adelaide Tsfoya, Demeuio Silva, w.
b. Banker, Il. o, do BAoa.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-10-27
Traces muy Significatiyas.

En- un discurso pronunriado por u r.
publicano, Senor Miera dii 10 siguien 0
con 10 cual estamos ahsoiutAmenGs d.
aenerdo;
"Me siento grande do hahCr ntc do II
el Territorie, y me envaneEol de lever
en- mis- vsnas saDgre hispano americana.
Tamhien dijo "que So sfnsili muy COM
placido 81 vlerA uno de sr Ircpia TAM
gre eleoto para represenfante Dc Nasv1
Mexico, en- el Congress-,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-10-27

Donde ii 60 dierou oonocer clara,
msnte, fu6 en- la aoeptacion del reporte
de la oomision dc reglss. La oomison
ofreoi6 una reglR proyeyendo GUS TODD
delegado que usarA lenguaje ofensivo
tendfia que ser llamado al drden por ii
presiltnte. En una convenolon do ca
bsleros, de ouAlquier lastido, tai regla
ba1riS sido supHtlua y 40 habrla cors
dorado como un iusulto, pues demarca
ba a los delegAdos una linea que todos
debeTiAn de sab r las reglas de Ia oaba.
llerosldad. Pero persar de ser IN In.
sulto, eyidentemente, Ia convention ore-
20 que entire republioanos no era como
entire los partidos cigiizados. Per su.
Eue1to, ia rtgia no fu6 adcptadR pr
oreerse inne ,esariA, puesto que oil presi.
deuts, sin nj oesidad de rega que 10
Olga, esta autorizado para guard6r el
deeoro buen orden; pero sabian los 10.
fas el NAL oaraoter politioo dc varies da
sus candidates y oreyeron propio y IRA.
deuts que no sRlieran la luz publioa
Mas con todo, ell insulto so hizo q los de-
legados al indioarles que neoeeitaban ur
un freno porque no eran cabAlleroE,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-10-27
Las VEGAS NUEVO MEXICO sABADo % DE OCTUeRE DE 1906

dado 4 nuestrcs candidates, y pedlmos
el sostsn de todo hombre de buen carfc
Ter sea Republican,, independents,
Unionista, 8 Dem6orata. 81 encuentran
50 aprohacion sea enhorabuens; nnes-
tros candiistos 10 reoonpensAran pres
tando tu atCnoi0n al seryicio p6bhoo.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-10-27

Cuando 81 presidente de la oomisiou
central ilam6 la convention al orden to-
dos los que no estabsn "del lado de
adentro" do In estufe, esperabsn que
los oficiales terian esoogidos por la oon.
venoion como ha tido siempre Ia COS
tumbre en- oonvenciones de coudado, aun
del migmo partido reppblioano; pero 40
! qusdAron fries 7 pAtiuesos 81 or ana 50
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-10-27

Con M nuevo suThdo de joyeria a. q
acabo de reoibir me lego una linea 80.
lects de anteojos de lArga vista proi 10
para el campo, con nm aloanoe que 81
Rradua desd0 una hatta dooe millas
Para los oampistas es IN ar ioulo de ! O.
cosidAd y utilidad -Sabino Lujan, Jo
eEo, Gale del Puspts, u,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-10-27

Charley sp.ess sin de1ar Ia tillalofre.
clio la nomination do Oleofes Romero,
al oantar sus alabanzas, dijo cue Don
Eugenio Romero estaha iuttulRdo d Ia
gra'itnd del pueblo por muchas dc las
"oosas" que ha hecho durante su vida
pero que do todRs ningunR merecia mas
gra'itud que el hecho de "hnber dado
luz o Cleoias No exsgeramos, nj ira
cucimog msl sn expression; esta fu6 en-
ell idiomA oiiginat: for having brought
fourth to light Cleofas Romero. segun'
do misterio.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-10-27

Ohas spiess fue esoogido como presi
dents natoy tambien SO reoort6 muoho
en- So "esplchA," pero no se olvido do
reiterar Ia deolArecion do que todos per-
teneoiAn q upa misms familia" tps' que
ttescribo). tambien dijo que SO hacia
neoesario dsvolyer al pueblo los dere.
ohos y prerrogativas do que 50 10 hAbis
deFpoiado Esa expression tsmbien ira.
10 sonrisas d los espeotRdores que reoor.
daron que esmiamo Spiess y su oompin-
che Duosn habian sido los que defpoia-
ron al pueblo do sus derethos Spiesa,
sin decir el nombre dsl peoAdor, oonfes0
OF pecado, pero ya todo el pueblo sabe
los nombres de los peoadores, LIS dere-
rhos que quiere restaurar al pueblo son
lcs que le quitaron para darseloa d Ote'
70, como los mismos han reoaido en-
Hagermsn y los esta usando para cxpul'
sar a los nkiembFos do Ia rapina, 80 haue
urgente para los miembros que 80 des.
poje al go6srnador, do sus podeIes.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-10-27
AvIsO A LOS PARROQUIAEOS
DEL ALUBRADO ELEOTRICO.

ComerElqdo este mes, ooncedeTemot
nm d.s,uento de cinoo per ciento IN
oasl,ai por alunbra1o electric 81 s7n
uasades en- nuestra fira en- 8 a tes
del dia de cada I'm mfs.
lo64s. Las Vegas Ry. e P,wer Co ,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-10-27
A LOS NEGOCIANTE5 EN LICORES
AL FOR MAYOR

Eosotros podemcs suplir a ustades .o'
licores mejcres y mas sdsptsbes pare
su trato. Ca-antizsmos los mejores va
lores e. cribsnnos diciC NO do que pre-
cits los detean Y tenderness gusto en-
mandarles muestras gratis. Pnedsn es
oribirnos en- Espshol 81 ID desean. Po
demos ofrecer c9mo reterencis mpchoI
mArchantes bien satisteehos que hay er
sq estAdo territorio. Dirijanse q
b S FLERaiEM Nero. CO
4l2 Delaware, ST. KsnAs City, Mo
LvelAEo RosEsTALp, Ggepts S-IS-tf
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-10-27

La medicina do Kidney paIa los rifio-
mes. nurar6 oualquier caso en- que l0s
mAdiooe han fgllado en- hacerIn
10 10 hoslcA IL ., g S.hasfsH
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-10-27
Inllinsrario dc LarrazoIo.

Dursnte Ia semara eDtrante 81 Hon,
o. A. LaTrszo,o hablara en- los siguien-
ties lpgares;
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-10-27

En- seguida entr6 q la convention el
delegado Andrews. cuando uno de les
delegates pidi6 tres vlvas por 81, los que
fueron respondidoE por meiia dooeDa,
Que1ando les demas con sus lAbios aelia
dcs. Despues fue presentado IN Pro
fffor Csrrera" quien dijo "es Ia prime
"a vez que me veo ante una seamblea
de oaras inteligentes, por 10 que SO In.
fiere que vino direotamente de Ia isla de
Borneo Urgio q les votsntes que sosten.
gan Andrews, diciendo en- su favor
Que de hsoho "hAbia tFAiio todos los fe-
rrocsrriles 4 NuevO Mexico, y Que ha
a udado eu la multiplication de owe.
las en- el desarrollo de las minas. Lo
de las uveias sorprendi0 q Ia audieroia
potque sisndo oonoeido como Toro se
extrah6 que tuviera que hROer NADIA en-
In prooreacion de borregosi que 81 hu.
hi7rs dioho beoerros, pues podia pasar.
Primer misteric.
Ei coronel PrichArd habl6 en- seguida
diio con todA su hooa "que habia an.
dado en todo ell Terrotorio , que en- don.
de iisra exiete 81 mismo entustasmo
que exists aQui, por Andrews. 81 entu.
siRamo por Andrews aquf % motto ser 10.
mismo que Ell que se ve en- IN oemente.
rio a las dooe do 10 noche. Tambien di.
30 que nadie deberia soportar al oaBdi'
dRto DendorAta, el senor LArrazolo
PoRQUE NO TIENE QUE DARNos-- confe.
sion algo indiscreta, pero que muestre
los principios que inspiran a les oaci
Ques Iepublieanos, Faher: Ayudar
sostener d los que "tienen que dar.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-10-27

La delegation de la plaza nueva com
pueeta de ~ droidio la mayoIis do las
o1ndidsturgs favor de la rueda, dando
los ~ votos. pesar do no estar arriba
de media dooenA preBentes y sin proxies
dc los dennis. Este fn6 IN fraude clAro,
pues hRbiendo su1etado la plaza nueyA
las reglas, como 80 hizo con los demas
preointos, Ia complexion de los candida
tos habfia sido diferente, Este era evil
dentemente uno dc los planes bien fra
guados do la rueaa y no 90 10 puso fin
hasta que Don Rafael Luoero llam0 la
Atencion al frau ie, y entonoss los dele
| gadoB de Ia plaza nueva conyiniertn en-
! votar lolo los presentes, pero esto fu6
cuando va n ia taba per nominaT sino
a los representant
E pr grkma principal dc Ia rueda
siendo su antlgonismo al gobernador
Hagerman, deolinaron endosar 10 candi-
datura do los condados de QnSy y Qua
dalue para ell constjo, que 10 GO Don
Manuel Q. dc Baca, parti iario del 80
barna1of y del z b'erno honesto, Y pu.
sieron en- nomination los Remelos dc
Ia gaviIla Jimss Dunkan y ChAles Pillo.
Con exception del oomisionado del
teroer distrito, que no podia ser de Ia
plaza, y de dos miembros de Ia eamAra
toda Ia boleta SO compone do RESIDENCES
iiios de Las Vegas y es como sigue: Pa
"a el oonssj', jones Duncan, Chas.
Sizes; Oamara, r.. G. Lynch, Filemon
5auclps y Rogue Herrera Tescrero, Eu-
genio Romero; alguaoil mayor, Cleofaa
Romero; Juez de Pruebas, j. G. Alar.
con EscribAno, A. A. Sepa; ASSESSOR,
Manuel A. Sanchez; SupeFintendente
do Esouelsa, PoTiirio GalleRos; comisi0-
nadoa, Bnigno Martinez AtaDasio
Roy bal; pgrimensor, r. l.. Zimmerman.
Los delegados a la conversion constitu.
oionAl 90 dejsron para ser ncminRdcs
por Ia comiaon otntral
La Il liea oandida'ura en- quo sali6 do,
a n l'aea la fam La fue en- Ia de d. J6se
/. Gregcrio AArconi y ESQ cahallero 80
9 siente sumAmeBt1 oygulloso de so victo-
Q ria. 81 los denfs repu biicanos fneran
/. dol car6ater independents de Alsrcon
no tenirian thoultad en- derribar 81
n imperio dAla familiR real, r. 20 creemoa
10 aue hay srh iAntss uuo b na'sn en- Ia
a ,lsocion al eia G a. Sosiemh;e,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-10-27

Ia oomision central hAbia esoogido los
ofciales, cue fueron Presidente, Don
Eugenio Romero; Secretario, Luis IL
field los int6rpretes Pero Ia ratifioG-
oion los ratified, siu protesta
81 sohor Romero hizo el dtourso mas
corto cue le hemos dido deer. infor-
mando 4 la convention que el 10 de No
viembre habra oumplido 90 amos d
edad cue puBoa foe otrA oosa que repu.
bioAno y que ofrecia sostener los es-
oogidcs y tspeTaba que todcs hioieran
10 mismo Que todns fuerau hom6res
como 81, 10 .oual nosotros eutendimoi
guerra deoir que Ia mayor parte de
los 50 amos Ia hAbiA pasado en- el destinc
pdblioo y que esperabs cue los que L
quedau de vida los emplearia en- el mis-
mo cfioio y ouando "a Dios 90 haya acor.
dado de 81 hay quedan SUE hercderos
que va 50 estan 'imponiendo para cuan
DO Ia tengan" como dice el oateeismo d
RipAldA."
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-10-27

Ouando Ia oomision do credenciAlea
presenlo su informe el nismo fue reci
bido sin darsele lecters. No era neoe.
sario, porque como diio tl cub ospellan
"todoB perteneoian a una faInilia."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-03
IN DIRECT CONFLICT
EVIDENCE OF MTDSHIPMEN IS DI-
 RECTLY CONTRADICTORY.
In His Own Defense, Decatur Denies Flatiy the Sworn Testimony of Midshlpmen Church ana
 McCFary

Annapolis. Md, Jan. 2.-The testi- mony Of Midshipman Decatur in his own defense revealed the fact that Midshipmen in the United States navy are Tn direct conflict ia statements they have made under oath.
 Decatur denied emphaticalIy and positively the statements by Midship- men McCrary and Church, which con nected him with the hasing. He said on the stand that he had never hazed either of the men and even did not know McCrary before he saw him in the courtmartiaI room. McCrary had testified positively, during the first days session that Decatur had order ed him to stand on his head, to do Number Is" and Church also said that Decatur had given him a similar order.
 The cross examination brought from Decatur the admission that he had or dered Church to report to his room and that some one there had compelled the under class man to perform Mum Der 16." As Decatur was the ranking cadet officer present the prosecution will contend that the fact Is suffi- cient to fix the offense of hazing against him. The defense contends that under, the charge as well as the act of 1874. the mere countenancing of or allowing hazing is insufficient and that active participation must be proved
 On cross examination today Decatur was asked if he had ever seen the Hungarian band.' He said that he had and that 1t was an organization of fourth-class men who sang and played the banjo for upper class men. He ad- mitted that they had performed in his room twice. The Judge Advocate is un- derstood to have information that Mo Crary belonged to this organization but Decatur said that the only member of 1t he remembered was Bennett.
 The most interesting testimony next to that Of Decatur was given by Mid shipman F. B. Marzoni of Florida, who IS also under charges for hazing and will be tried shortly. Marzoni was the first witness other than the fourth-class men to state that any fourth class men were In the room with Decatur and on that point his testimony corroborated that of Midshipman Church. He said that while he was in Decatur's room Church had come in and had been told to do NO. 16" in the closet, and after ward had been told to stop. He could not remember who had given the order but vas positive 1t was not Decatur.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-03
JONES FOR SENATOR.
United States Judge Mentioned as Can
 dIdate for Unner Chamber.

Decatur. Jan. 2.-United States Judge 1 Thomas G. Jones is being promin tly spoken of in this portion of the State | for United States Senator.
 During the past few days a number | of communications have appeared in the various newspapers of North Ala hama edorsing Judge Jones for the of- ! flee. The first of these communications appeared in The Decatur News and va rious other papers.
 | Some of the party men here are in favor of nominating a senator by a primary. If this should be cone 1t is believed that Judge Jones would get l a large vote in this portion of the state should he see fit to make the race
 Col. Rufus N. Rhodes has st-s ng following in this portion of the State and his fir ends here will more than likely prevail upon him to become a candidate for senatorial honcrs if the ma matter IS left to n "ote of ihe people There are many here who believe that North Alabama is entitled to at least one of the United States Senators ari they believe that Coloned Rhodes Is the logical men for the plsce
 Hon. Henry A. Skeges has not as yet announced for the office of Railroad Commissioners but 1t is believed that days.
 Local politics are rather ouiet just now but the wise ones say thare will be something doing before many more days There are up to date ,iX candi- dates in the field for sheriff.
 As vet only one candidate for tba State I.seislature and one candidate for the State senate have announced They are Attorev r. M Rrindlee. of Hart selic and Rev. Montgomery Groenen- dyke, of Moulton. respectively. How ever. others arc spoken of and tbeit. announcements are looked for yvi+bin the next few weeks
 There is nothing doing as vet in mu- uicipal politics Next May Decatur elects a mavor and five aldermen. As vet no candidates have announced. but quite q number are mentioned ns oro- Soble candidates for mavor. New Do catur elects four aldermen. iu May.
 The term of Mss FIov lIinds as posf mistress of Decatur. expires about th,, IT fiddle of tliis month. She Is not an applicant for re-appointnent The atl plicants are William stoseley. Jr.. Re ther Day and Thomas Baker. 4dose!ey is said to have the endorsements If the State political Republican bosses and will most likely be appointed
 Capt. Eli P Jennings's term as post master of New Decatur expires about the middle of February. Captain Jen- nings is an applicant for re-appoint- ment. Cla d McAGillan. an cmploNe of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad shops. is also an applicant Captain Jennings has the endorsements of the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-03
CASE AGAINST A. G. $.
Supreme Court of the United states Am
 sWers Questions.

sWers aueStf0us.
 Washington. Jan. .2-In an opinion by Justice Day. the Supreme Court of the United States today replied to ques- lions certified by the Circuit Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit in the case of tho Alabama Great Southern Railroad Company vs. H. S. Thompson. administrator of Florence James. de- ceased
 This was an action for dama gcs against the railroad company for caus- ing the death of Florence James. r. was alleged that not only the railroad company but the engineer and conduc- tor ot the train by which he was killed were responsible for his death. but only the company Was made a party to the suit, Concerning his difiicu;ty |; deal ing with the case the judge presiding in the court below certified the following questions to the Supreme Court of the United States:
 First-May railway corporation be jointly sued with two of it's servants. conductor and engineer in one of its trains. when it is sought to mako the corporation liable only by reason of their negligent act and solely on the ground of the responsibility of a prin- cfpaI for the act of his servant, though not personally present or directing and not charged with any concurrent act of negltgence?
 Is such suit removable by the cor portation as n separable controversy when the amount exceeds $2,0O0 and the requisite diversity of citizenship exists between said company and the plaintiff. the citizenship of tine individual de- fendants sued with the company as joint tort fessors" being identical with that of the plaintiff?
 The action was begun in the State courts and removed to the Federal courts. The first question was answer ed in the affirmative and the latter in the negative.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-03
Texa. Cotton Men Ia NTess

Austin, Tex, Jan. 2.-The Exacutfva Committee of the Texas Cotton Grow CTS met here today preparatory to tho general meeting of the growers of Texas here tomorrow to elect officers and perfect general organization for the year. Today's meeting was execu- tive. but 1t was learned that the asso- ciation will be asked to obligate its members to hold their cotton and sell only at top prices. the association only to pledge itself to the care of members in case they needed any money. It will likely fix the price at which cot ton Is to be sold. It is inttmAted that tomorrow's meeting may be quite in- terestlnR.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-03
ATTACK ON wITrE.
The sIovo Vigorously AssniIs the Pre- m5er as Bureau rat.


 St. Petersburg, Jan. 2.--(1I:40 ?. m. ) The siovo the conservative organ, which recently turned upon Count Wit te, delivers a broadside not only im- pugning the motives of the premier in the present war against the Reds" but spen1y attacking the records of mem oers of the cabinet. It says:
 Russian isocie.y supports the war against anarchy but refuses to believe that Wftte is making in the Interest of freedom as all his life he has been the prince of bursaucrats. Witte Is a g6od deal of broker and something Of a Journalist but al heart he Is political gambler and lacks the ring ef sincer- ity No government without honesty can inspire confidence.
 "The fact that one minister was caught in shady grain operation that another was found to be supplying railroad ties; that another was engag- ed in questionable transactions in commercial paper and that other was selling national secrets justifies the natl on in d str sting the Russian Bismarck
 The revoiutionists are to be con- demned but when the .unwritten histor-- of the past twenty years l. recalled, it will be seen that their methods of rob- bery, violence and fals ehoud were only the usual methods of bureaucracy"