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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
InrertIrntIon At Reat.

Chicago. Dec 29 ---Ne further steps will be taken in the investigation by the federal courts of the affairs of John R. Walsh and the defunct Chleago Na- ttonaI Bank until January B. This an- nouncement was made m the court of rudge Landis today when fifth fruit less effort was made to secure enough nroperly qua,fied men to constitute the grand jury which is to make the inves- tfRatIOn,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
WILL AID CLERGY.
New orleans Archbishop Will FurnisI
 Real Money,


 New Orleans Archbishop Wau Furnish
 Real Money,
 New Orleans. Ia. Dec. 22---An offer aR pecuniary assistance to the French clergy from the Catholic Clergy Of Louisiana was mailed here last night to Cardinal Richard. archbishop of Paris The offer was made in letter writ; ten by Archbishop Elenk, of New Or leans 60 accemi any memorial tn Cardinal Richard, signed by every t'ath0lie- priest in Louisiana Archbishop Rlehk said:
 'so as to give to these expressions of sympathy practical and substan tial character, let me add that the clergy of Louisiana is ready at the least notice from your eminenee to help pe- euniarily. within Its means, in the maintenance of the French clergy" The memorial denounced the acts of the French government
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
WORK THE INDIANS.
comAlIssioner Thinks Utes should Havl
 -1@.s. frnsrsfn rsskstf.f .r i-s. -H--

EommissiOner Thinks UteB should Have
 Empi0yiaents
 Washington. Dec 22.--commissiouor of Indian Affairs Lenpp has proposed to the War Department plan for putting at work the Ute Indians of Utah who because. as they alleged, they dld not get enough to eat and who were after wards rounded up at Fort Mead, s. Q. Mir. Leupp's plan Is that the men, wo- men and chiidreN be sont to Arizona and that the men be Fut to work on the Santa Fe Railroad. The Indiana will be furnished with shelter and other aecommodations and the men paid $l.S0 turned to Colorado, where men, women and children can find work in the su- gar beet fields The suggestion has not yet been acted upon bv the War De T narfment
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
CABLE Ta KRY WEST.

GC . rnOr MagOon Has signed Decree
 Authorizing it's Construction.
 Havana, Dec, Ex-Governor Magoon has signed a decree which will become operative January 10 permitting the Commercial Cable Company of Cuba to land cables from Key West
 This perm, ,ssion Is given for an indef mite period, but 1t is not to be con strued as the granting of monopoly. The Cuban Government reserves the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
,T.~1c,u nnnTF Robhed.

Fl Paso. Tex. Dec. 22.--The Torreon branch of thss Bank of Choahulla at Torreou, Mexico, was robbed three days ago of SS0.000 In gold and bills The robbery was concealed in the hope Of apprehendinR the robbers until today, The bank officials will not talk for oftbIieaff0u
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23

We have for sale pretty seven-room residence on Wilkerson St eet. To. 50xI70. Rented thls year for $35.00 1T month. We can sell this beautiful home for only S5.500,
 business section of city, we have ' a heauuful nine-room residence for sale. Lot 56xi50. The lot alone is worth e6, 900, If sale Is made at once wo can sell this property Tor only S7,000.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
s,..mhoutu op me RIvct.

The steamboat Kettle Gull will reach Montgomery from Mobile this morning and will leave this evening for down the river points with HOO bales of cotton.
 Thursday the steamboat Hard Cash win touch at the Montgomery wharf and will leave for Mobile with 1000 bales of cotton.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
Frelght Congention DenIed.

Topeka, Kas, Dec 22.-Statements Of alleged freight congestion at and near Kansas city made at the recent car shortage hearing In that city, were de- cIared here today in statements made hy officials of the Union Pacific and Rock Island Railroads to be incorrect
 'The company has thirty-eight miles Of storage track at these points, which is enough to handle 4,500 freight cars" asserted a Rock Island official.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
sHAH HAS RELAPsE.

Persian Monareh'a Condition Takes
 TuFn for Worse.
 Teheran, Dec, z2.--7s2b p. m.~-The shah has again had a relapse. After ! few days improvement his condition tock a turn for the worse last even ing and his physicians report that his condition Is very bad.
 Among the state papers which the shah signed December 90, was decree formally appointing the heir apparent Prince Ali Marza, regentThe letter had earlier in the week, assumed general charge of governmental affairs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
CASHIER IN TRoUBLE.
F. ,. Clement Arrs.ssa m Charge as

A9' ~' ~fNNEIEN1 HAFFFsSFW tW DMWNsN WE
 Embexzlemenx. Vicksburg. Miss. Dec. 22.-E. J. Clement, cashier of the wisconsin Land and Lumber Company. of Her. manville. Mich, was arrested here to- day charged with the embezzlement of s10.0po from this company. The of 'fense was committed about two weeks ago and since then Clement has been spending his time in Memphis, Birm- ingham and vicksbulg under the name of J. C. Earl.
 Clements admits his identity and says that he took the money but says that he did SO while mentally irre- Spansible and that last Wednesday he mailed to the Wisconsin Land and Lumber Company vslid checks to cover the amount mentioned. For the past week he hts been In a sanitarium here
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
ASK FOR MEETING.
Nashville Es Have One More Period Of
 Racing.

RacIRg.
 Nashville. Tenn, Dec, 22.-The Tenn essee Breeders Association has applied ta the American Turf Association for a race meeting to be held at Cumber- land Park, this city, in April, next year,
 The application will be acted on at the next meeting of the association. and there Is no doubt but that the dates viii be granted. The meeting will last twelve days. The programme will be abount the same as tliat of last Spring, and will include the Cumberland derby and the Belle Meade and Avondale stakes,
 The coming legislature may pass an anti-Paee track betting law, but 1t will hardly go into effect in time to inter fere with the spring meeting.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
Real Estate Bargains.

For s4.500 we can sell you a splendid farm, rented this year for S525. This is genuine snap.
 About twelve miles from town. on fine road with railroad station on place, we have for sale perhaps one of rha most desirable. piantat 'ons in the COun ty. We are authorized to make special price on this place if sale can be made at once.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
Inhn Rnriln nerl.

New York, Dec. s9,--News was re- eeived here today of the death at Sar- anae Lake, ". r., last night of John Bodeu. Jr, secretary of the Brighton Racing Assoeiatlon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
cRITcHF1ELD STANDS PAT.
says No Order ..,s wsa d;,;s 1s;Ssd D''eAa'Eins

says No Order Was Issued utsehar8in&
 6Oth Ohi0s
 f.o1un,hus- O. Dec. 22.--Adjutant Gen. arsI Critehfeld declared tonight that he had no reason to modify his state ment regarding the record Of the 6Otn ohio Volunteer Infantry.
 He reiterated his statement that n : SnrnIshef to the State of Ohio show that the regiment was honorahly 1is charged. The correspondence of Gem era1 Tayl3r referred to in the statement issued from the White House, Genera Critchfield said. is not a part or the published ohicial records.
 He declares that if any order was ever issued from the offlce of the As' sistant Adtutant General for . notation to muster rolls of the eoth ohio, tna' the regiment was mustered out by "ah Srder from this office by reason or it's being disOFganiEed, mutinous and worth less" such notation was never made
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
student InterpreterA.

Washington, Dec. 22.--T,c State De- partment will hold an examination on January iA to sel0ct student interpret ors for service in Cuba and Japan. At present there are three vacancies.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
sesaIsive.

Sensitive. Cleveland Piain Dealer. ''Do you ever talk politics to your wifeT'
 Not now did at one time. That was before I ran for ofiSce.~ 'Defeated ehTs T was not even an alao Fnn. "Dldn't blame vouT wife for that, did your iv aslfing me why I didn't vote few more times for myself.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
srhonI Is Rurneh.

Chicago, Dec. 2g.-Flre early today practically destroyed the big St. stanis- iaus paroehial school at Noble and Bradley streets The loss is estimated at s250,000.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23

from Yale the day before. Harvard to-
 day defeated Yale four straight games,
 winning second place in the tourney. Princeton got third and Yale last place
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
nnlfn pnrIfe Cnnnf.

San Francisco. Dec. 22.--1'he Exam iner says today that the Alliance In- surance Company of London ceases with the year to do business on the Pacific coast
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
WIn nIde far rnnr.

New orleans, Dec. 22.--Joekey W Cannon today signed contract to ride for one year for the Russian imperial stables. He is to receive Ss.o00 for his riding.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
f.mnTsrNIAe aAHAfNa.

Best Three Crown California layer Haiefps. QuaIity unsurpassed. Box e2 0o, one-fourth box, y5c., one pound 12 1-2c.
 Hmporsed Fawa. 1B and FOG. pound. Best Persgan Drten, Ice. pound.
 BROCK GROCERY co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
nnu Amerienn Ennlea-

London, Dec. 22.--rhe Bank of Eng land today bought SF,l0s,QQ0 in Amer lean eagles from Paris,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
sATIsEAcTIoN ExPREssED.


 Action of Deputies Pleases the RePubli-
 ean Press. rs9 , Paris, Dec.y 22.-The entire Repubii- can press today expresses the greatest satisfaction at the adoption yesterday by vote to 413 to f66 of the govern rnent's bill amending the Church and state separation law of 1905.
 The apers dwell with special gratl- fication on the fact that the various Republican groups unitedly support ed the government in the new step which 1t felt compelled to take ID view of inc lntransigence of the vatican Authorities. The opposition organs lnT dt,ige sin the most violent dennncia- lion ob the new measure The Figaro iikens the government to. 'eowardly bandit manufacturing new engine TOT depressing the defenseless In order 70 amuse its Jacobins,"
 A person in close attendance oh gar atnai Richard eaking in his name IS ouoted as plainly foreshadowing nsnai veto of the new Legislation which is classed as more unsatisfactory than inc preceding measures and nothlng E more nor less than "a law ofrepFisel.
 Tn conclusion, the .peG6sIs squoteo ae, c1ered that so long as fha government declines to negotiate with the pope modus vivendi, Us impossible
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
vouR cHRTsTMAs DINNER.

You want che best meats. We hay" them.
 Extra Fine Beef.
 SucIElinG Pig.
 Fine Oysters. Plants and Selects. BIue Ribbon Celery. The best. All other select nreats of all kindS. Meehan 4 Morris. Phones zoo and fS2O
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
VVnrl.Inr Orerfimn-

TUacumbia North Alahamian.
 santa Claus is hltching up his tasm about now and dad is working overtime te nay the bills.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23

Near Court Street we have bargain In a two-story nine-room residence on iot B0x10N, nice cabinet mantels. poT- celafrl Bath, large carriage house and barn in rear, Price. $3,250.
 on Virginia Avenue we have for sale A beautiful nine-room cottage On lot 5oxls0 In piee neighborhood. Price ts.sB0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
FRESH NUTS.

FRESH NUTS. Not the kind that dlsappelnts. They are good quality and full of crisp meat.
 Mixed Nuts, ace. pOunsl Brasil Nuts, zoe. pound. Thin Shell Almonds, 2Sc. pound. Feenns, 20 to AOc. pound.
 BRocK GROCERY co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
YoR sArE--REAL EsTATE.


 FOR aALE--The most eIieibie body ot land tn fha clfy limits of MentEefnsvy. lest on the market for suburban homes. can have streef car fine, city water and other maaern fitv rorvenl1ncea af your aeor. lfttla money 0 make the place an aataespt city with large profits to the esyeiopsr,, sn. Have an hs made, high. heaithys and ae pretty prop erty as in the county only 1b minutes drive want to make money. Chandler q Douglass. only aEaAt1s I'll FOR aALE~~The most eligible body Of land In the efts limits of Montgomery. left on the EnariEat for suburban homes. aak have atreek car line city water and other modern city eonssniences at your door. IittiA money to make the place an adiacsnt city Wi large profits to the davelcpar. Have an aff2r already; some 1000 to 1.S00 lots can E4 made, high healthy. and as -retty prop erty aG in the county; only IS minutes drive from center of city. See us at onrG ff ydu want to make money. cAaadisr & nevglAss only aeenfs. <~tt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
FOR BATHROOMS.

FURNISHED Room for rent to desirable party within four blooks Court Square: req sonahle terms: use Of telephone and electric Ughts. Telephone 1908. --l3 FOR RENT--LafEe front room furnished or unfarnished, about two blocks from Court sauare. on seuth Court SC. Address s. R. L. care Advertfsar --i3 ONE LARGE WELL Furnished Room
 Il modern Improvements. private family
 x hOne ttss, MrG S Hnrtz, -@is~tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
FOR sALE.

RuGe~~Ideai xmas gift. and aH wool Ernyr-. la Rus. Just the aft for mother or sister; they're priced at sl.es for soxso, si.4o for 2ex54. Get 1t Monday. Jas. oHara. i16 1fenrue St. ~-10
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23

HoRSES--Just received car load og fine Kentpchy haFness and saddle horses tD be Lower Wstumpka Read, Montgomery.
 ~-Ao
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23

FOR EALE~-My plantation on the Alahama Rivers afSe land on the Washington Ferry Road; afso lot in Peacnck Tract Call at tbS Bell st. also cows and horsss for sale. Jaa. chappell, 10-eu-2t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
FINANCIAL.

properfy at 6 per cent. interest. for two three or five years; with option of making payments on principal annually or semi an nually Loans closed up without any delay
 Chandler & Douglass. 9~-2S MONEY to loan on watches. dlamr nds. Jew
 elry guns ard pistols don't worry your friends when in need of a small loan come 10 us; our bu5Ines strictly confideBtlai Mbn,somerv ! an co. -tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23

THE MOST attractive aEna of Holiday Mpod &t Besson's. Theatre HaAi6tmK. -~le~sd~m'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
FOR RENT--RooMs.

ONE OR TWO Gentlemen to occupy large front room. 1st floor. all modern conyep- car line. Phone 294s. Address 21e Jeffer- son St. ls
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23
ENGRAVING.

THE BEsT--seud your work us for aat- isfaatory resulea and quick execution. all Known processes The Advertiser Engraving Co., Phone SCI. Montgomery. Ala- -t
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-04-30
Excavations for Foundations for
New Business Blocks Were
Started Today.
All Laborers Can Find Employ
ment rIany Glad to Get
Jobs offered.

San francisco April 80. To-day
marked the actual beginning of the
disentanghng lof San Francisco from its
disordered condition and Of the conn
n1encing work Of the construction.
On many sides were visible indications
3d the determination OF the .uerchants
to resume business. Gangs OF men
with teams are excaWating for foufsda-
tions iii numerous vacant lots and in
5pther places the removal OF debris Of
burned buildings is we'll under way.
The streets al an early hour were
itbronged with laborers on their way to
the burned districts where they had
been engaged to assist in the task oil
cleaning up. Boats from the cities
across the bay and electric cars from
the suburbs were packed with work
men who had already secured employ
ffbeiat. In many places ertiserilents
were posted on walls seeking laborers
and these inquiries for men were met
with numerous responses from heads
of families who were oiply too willing
to engage in any kind ,cf labor.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-04-30
S. A, R. CONVENTION.

Boston. April 80. - The National So
ciety, Sons of the American Revolution,
opened its annual convention here this
morning at the Hotel Vendome. Only a
brief business session was held this
morning. This afternoon the delegates
will take a trolley ride by way of Med
ford and Charleston, in order that Bun
ker Hill monument may be seen. In
the evening Boston chapter will give
a reception in honor of the distinguish
ed guests The principal business ses-
sion will be held at Fanuil hall tomor-
row morning, when the officers for the
coming yearawill be elected. The after
noon will be devoted to sightseeing in
and around Boston, with particular ref
erence to points of historical interest
In the evening a banquet will be given
at the Hotel Somerset. when the dele
gates from other states will be the
guests of the Massachusetts, society
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-04-30
Authorities Determined TO Squelcfi
the Threatened Uprising Of
l. Laborers rlay Day.
Officials of the Organization w ere
Arrested i'm Paris and
Other Cities.

Paris, April 3o.--Paris police today
arrested M. Grifhelhes, secretary of
the general confederation of labor. the
responsible organizer of the proposed
May day demonstration, Bibert, news
paper man, and Major Feuillant,
bonapartist. formerly of the imperial
guards.
In addition Count Durand de Beaure-
gard was taken into custody at Nice.
Arrests were also made at other places
and warrants were issued for the arrest
of NJ. Levy, secretary of the confeder-
alton of labor, and M. Bromention, a
wealthy anarchist, both of whom were
found to have fed from this city.
All the prisoners are charged with
completely in organizing rebellion and
with intriguing with the anarchists.
The arrests began early in the morn
ing, the charges being based on papers
seized during the recent police searches.
Judge Andre summoned the police
commissioners of the central districts
of Paris and directed each of them to
proceed with squad of police and make
arrests in the various sections of the
city. AT the same time tslegraphic or
ders were to proceed with the arrests
at Nice, Brest and other points.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-04-30
They Seek to Prevent constitu-
tionaI Amendment Against
Mormon Religion In U. s.
They Will Endeayor to Control
Twelve states and Will Then
Practice PoIygamy.

Kansas City, April 80. Miss Edith
Hughes Of Burreton, Kan. who for
twelve years. working under the mis-
sionary society Of the Presbyterian
church. has been missionary ails.ng the
Mo-mons in Utah, said last night in an
address from the pulpit Of she Linwood
Presbyterian church in this city:
"The great object for which the Nor
mon church is striving is political pow
.er. Constitutional amendment against
.polygamy is the only thing feared by
the Mormons. They know that they
cannot circlimwent the national gov
ernment, and that if polygafny is left
TO the state control they can preach il
and practice it. ultimately with legisla-
tive sanction by the election Of safe
men 70 Office.
When they can control twelve states
the Morrnons can defeat a constitutional
amendment. Their plan is to get
enough Mormons to move to states
which they have marked for control
"Thc menace of Mormonism to the
country is increased BY the fact that
the Mormon church IS the best organ
lied institution in the world, with tns
8exception of the German army.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-04-30
SHOCKED By
MISSIONARY
.BRAHMIN WOMAN PUT
CONGREGATION TO ROUT
She Says India Is Long on Christian
Missionaries, 90 Per Cent of Whom
Are SenseIess Lot, and They Bring
Plagaes.

Kansas City, April 3o.--A Brahmin
missionary to America, Marian Krish-
ma, filling the pulpit of AN Souls Epis.
.copal church, in this city by invitation,
last evening said I'M the course of a
talk: #
''We are, oVerstocked with christian
missionaries. Ninety per cent OF those
we have are senseless. Furthermore,
we don't want your religion and your
holy book. We have more religion OF
our own than we know what to do
with, a surplus that we would like to
export, SO pray you Americans to
keep your so-called missionaries at
home. If you want to cflristianize us
send lis some men that are qualified tic
teach, philosophers that know their
own scripture. Until then our four
books OF philosophy are good enough
for us. Show me "a country where the
missionaries have been that is pros
perotis. 1t does not exist There
were no fafnires, no plagls in India be
fore the English inpasicHl. 4 / am here
in the interests of India for India, moi
Ifliiia for England" J"
During these remarks some mem
bers of the congreg cation left the as
senbly and later Rev, Charles Fergr
son apologized for Marian Krisfrtla'
statements. s sE -l 4
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-04-30
Mormons Have Plan IL.
to Control States
Aldrich Plans to Kill the Free
Alcohol Bill in the Senate

be to have constituents of these men
pour letters, .telegrams and petitions in
upon them in an tinending stream. In
this way the committee may be put to
work earlier than otherwise would be
probable 4;
Senator Bailey is one Of the minori-
ty members Of the committee, and has
stated, with emphasis, that the commit
tee will report the free alcohol bill, even
/ if dynamite and strongarin methods
have tc be resorted to. He pledges the
minority members, himself, Daniel,
Money Teller and German. to a deter
mined fight. There IS a possibility that
there will be enough republicans on the
committee, Joined with the democrats,
to make a majority report in favor OF
the bill, and that is the only bright spot
in the picture ait this moment
Representative Marshall of North
Dakota, who's is one of the especial
champions Of free alcohol, is greatly
discouraged over the prospect, and in
formed The journal correspondent to-
| day that it could hardly be more ttnfay-
orable than il now is. He ascribes the
whole difficulty to Senator Aldrich,s s
|unfriendliness.
The Washington Times says editor
Tally & Ii will be no violation of
confidence TO say THUS publicly that
democrats in congress are holding their
breath for fear something may scare
Senator Aldrich out of his plans for
killing the denaturized alcohol bill. The
Rhode Islander IS framing splendid
| chapter for the democratic book. but
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-04-30

Big BLAZE
TOWN ALMOST WIPED
.. OUT SATURDAY NIGHT
Flames Started in the Erskine Drug
store and Spread Rapidly to Other
Parts of the Town-OnIy One Gem
eraI Store Was Left.

Glasston, N. D., April 3o.-This town
was nearly destroyed by fire which
started, in Erskine's drugstore Saturday
night. Only one general store and two
other small places are left of the entire
business section. 1t is not known now
the flames started, but they were dis
covered in the store about fifteen min
utes after the place had been closed for
the night. The loss in the drug store
is placed at $500. partially insured.
A butcher shop, unoccupied, was de-
stroyed, loss $3.50. -.
The postofflce and fixtures were burn
ed but the stamps and a greater part
of the mail were saved. The loss is
estimated at 5000.
Robert Whites family lived over the
postofice and a greater part of his
household furniture was destroyed
loss $780,.
The Quigley store went next. Some
of the stock was saved and the loss i
placed at $1,000. J. Quigley and p
Quigley both lived over the store. The
formers personal loss is placed at $5or
and the latter at $I5o. 5 -. = :. ~. e ?
]. w Arnold, who owned the lumber
yard, was the heaviest loser. His entire
stock was destroyed and the loss il
estimated at from $1,000 to $500, witt
S., 400 insurance. t<1