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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-03
CONGRESS OF CUBA
GOVERNOR MAGOON TO ISSUE IsI-
 PORTANT DEGREE.
Seats of All Members of Second Series of Law Making Body of Is-
 land WiII Be Vacated.

Havana, Dec. 2.-"By a decree to be issued soon under specific authority of the President of the United States, the seats of all members of the second series of the Cuban congress elected in 1905 will be declared vacant"
 This was the announcement made by Governor Magoon today to twenty five senators and members of the House of Representatives, whom he had in vited to attend conference in the palace.
 After reviewing all the facts deve- loped bS' the peace commission sent to Cuba by President Roosevelt in re- sponse to President Palmas appeal for intervention and with special refer ence to the negotiations relating to the status and final disposition of the Cuban congress.
 Governor Magoon called the atten- tion of the members co the fact that the determination as to the status Of congress had been referred to the peace commission at Washington for consideration.
 He then communicated to them the final determination of President Roose- welt that the seats of the senators and representatives elected in 1905 should be considered vacant from October 12, 1906, the vacancies thereby created be- ing filled by an election under the pro visional government in accordance with the proclamation of Governor Taft September 2s.
 The first series of Senators and Rep
 resentatives elected in 1904 will be con
 tinued In office if peace, tranquility and
 public confidence be restored to such
 ar extent that an election for the va eated seats may be held during 1907, and that there may be at the same time an election of the successors without
 shortening these terms, thus avoiding the necessity for two elections.
 The salaries of the busted members
 will be paid to October 12, the date fix
 ed by the Peace Commission. Governor Magoon explained to the members of Congress that he considered
 only fair and courteous to submit to them the terms of the decree prior to It's formal promulgation so they might decide what attitude they desired to assume The decree probably will be promulgated tomorrow. It will declare the last election to be not Illegal. but will say that 1t Is annulled in accordance with the terms of comprimise arranged By the Peace Commission. under which the rebels were induced to lay down their arms.
 After the conference, Former Minis ter of the Treasury Font Sterling, Senator Dolz and other Moderates, ex- pressed strong dissatisfaction with the terms of the decree which they declared was unfair. but they said they recoE- n,zed the futilfty of any protest. General Ruis Rivers. ex-seeretarY of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-03
RoBBERs NOT TRACED.
Assaulted Express Messenger Says He
 RecoGnlNed One Man.

Texarkana, Ark. Dec. 2.-Omcers so far have been unable to obtain trace of the robbers who rafded the Pacific ex- press car yesterday near Redwater and assaulted the messenger. W. A Gri, sett.
 orisett regained consciousness for a few moments today and said there were two robbers. one of whom was known to him. lapsing into uncon- seriousness again. His skull is frac- tured in two places and no h0pe for his recovery is entertained.
 Superintendent Edgeli, of the Pacific Express Companyl is here tonight He is unable to state the amount of the loss, saying that the robbers had car- ried off the way bills ald he was un- able to make even an estimate.
 The Cotton Belt and the express com panv have each offered a reward of S1.- coo for the robbers and the sheriff has added S100.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-03
MAKING ram PROGRESS.
Okiahema ConatitutisnaI Conventnol
 una arnn.. Ennffx PrnhIer,na

0akiahoma Conatitutional Convention
 Has Many knotty Problems.
 Guthrie, Okla, Dec 2--The ccnstitu- ttcnal convention. which met here re- gently to draw up new constitution to bs voted upon next spring for the new State of Oklahoma, is making fair pro Rress
 This is the 6rst time the people have had q chance Co make constitution with the developments of the last twen' ty-tive years, for guide and drafting Of this Instrument Is being watched with great interest. One of the first questions that will be considered will be the provision as to prohibition.
 The Chairman of the Committee that will draft this particular provision Is believed to favor high license, and this fact has caused the prohibition lobby here to work with renewed energy The filing oe railroad rates. the sep. araton of whits and negroes and In- dians on railroads. and on public con- veyAnces and the regulation of cor pcrations and the fixing of taxation are some of the other questions being com sfaered-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-03
BTDDING FOR LAND.
Proposals for Big Pasture Tracts Re-
 eeiVed Today.

Lawton, Okla. Dec. 2.-Tomorrow the Government Land Office here will begin receiving bids for half million acres of land in the Kiowa. Comanche and Apache Indian reservation in Ok lahoma carrying out an act of Con- gress opening the land to settlement. The land is spoken of as the Big Pas ture."
 Most of it is good for farming pur- poses Under the law, no bid of less than S5 an acre will be considered, and each bidder may put in as many pro posaIs as he desires. The maximum amount of land to be sold to any one bidder. however, will be limited to a single quarter section. It Is believed that there will be 10000 bidders.
 Under instructions issued by Secre- tary of the Interior Hitchcock. all bids, which must be made upon a blank fur nished by the land office at Lawton, or at Washington. must be slGned by
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-03

the interior. said tonight to the Asso- ciated Press that he realized the decree merely carried out an obligation of interest to peace commissioners but he greatly deplored 1t, believing its et- fects would be disastrous He has said he was firm in the belief that the only
 means of establishing peaceful condi- tions. consist in the election of an en- tirely new congress whereas the pro- posed election which would -esult in turning over the government to liberal control, would surely result in new the moment American troops were withdrawn from the Is and I"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-03

the bidder and contain his postoffice address. Bids will be received only between the hours of 9 a. m. on Mon day, December 8. and p. m. on Sat- urday December g. Each bidder must enclose with his bid his check for one fifth of the highest amount bid by him for any tract The bids arc to be placed tn strong boxes. On December 10, they are to be mixed up. numbered in the order in which the envelopes chance to be picked up and sent to the General Land 0filce at Washington.
 The Secretary of the Interior then will award each tract to the highest bidder for the amount of his bid. De- posits of unsuccessful bidders are to be returned after the bids have been can vpsaad
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-03
SEVEN NEGROES SHOT.
Three Blacks WnI Die from Free-for-
 All Fight

Jacksonville, Fla, Dec. 2.--Seven ne- groes shot, thre~ of whom will die, Is the result of a general row and shoot ing affray, growing out of an old feud. a Marietta. seven miles from this city, this morning
 Those fatally wounded arc Lester Brunsou. Alex Prime and James Had ley. All the wounded are in the hos pital. Seven negroes charged with doing the shooting have been arrested and are In Jail here. The climax eamc through one negro striking another with fence picket. -
 Friends of each armed themselves and the fight began. The jaw bone of one of the negroes was shattered and his tongue shot on
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-03
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
Hoard of DIrrctOFs Pay Tribute to the
 Lnte President.

HoaFd of DIrrctOFs Pay Tribute to the
 Late President.
 The Board of Directors and the Vot- ing Trustees of the Southern Railway met immediately following the funeral and passed resolutions, paying tribute to the splendid ability and character of President Spencer.
 The resolutions reviewed his remark ably successful administration of the road and paid tribute to hts work of de- veloping the south
 There were present Alexander B. Andrews. First ce-President, presid ing: J. Pierpont Morgan and George F. Baker voting Trustees, and the following Directors: Joseph Bryan. samuel M. Inman, Adrain Iselil. Jr, Edmund D. Randolph, James T. Wood
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-03
netained ygltnenaea ArrIye.

Jacksonville, Fla. Dec. 2.-Benjamin Wilenski and Samuel Fink, detained witnesses" for the United States ar rived here from New York tonight in custody of a deputy United states mar shaI to testify In the case against F. J. O'Hara. charged with holding labor CTS in peonage. The trial will begin this week. A large number of gov- ernment witnesses are detained in jail here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-03
DRAINAGE coNeREss.
Noted AuthOritleA on Subject to Gather
 i.p Oklahoma.

Oklahoma City, Ok. Dec. 2.--The Ma tional Drainage Congress Is to mees here In annual session on December 5, for a three days session.
 Great preparations have oeen made for the event and many irrigations and drainage experts from the departments at washington and from the States in the Mississippi and Missouri Valleys have accepted invitations to be pres- ent Invitations also have been sent 10 the Governors of Illinois, Missouri, Kansas. Iowa, Texas, Arkansas, Mis- sissippi, North and South Dakota and Minnesota to attend and the land com Iaissioners of a dozen railways have signified their intention of coming.
 Among others expected is Represcn- tatiye Stevenson of Minnesota, author Of ths hrst drsiiase bill ever paRsed by Congress.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-03
Am rrnmn nnInr.ll

Blrmingham. Dec. 2.--( Special )--A oave-in at Brooks Gap today has de- layed all traffic between Birmingham and Montgomery. Trains are being op- erated from Tacoa to Birmingham via Blocton. No one was hurt by the cave in. the watchman discovering same be- fore any trains came along.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-03
cARE ron INDrGENTs.
Anti TubercuIeniH League PlannGng Tor
 FxfenaIVe Campafgn.

EWNEEENTWW
 Atlanta. Ga, Dec. 2,-The American Anti-Tuberculosis League, under the presidency of Dr. George Brown, of Att lanta, is planning a campaign for the introduction in the legislature of every state in the union bills ro secure uni- form Legislation for the care of indlg- ent consumptiVes and to prevent the spread of the disease.
 This plan will be laid before the next annual meeting of the league, which Is to be held at Atlantic City early h June 1907. The cooperation of gov ernment officials, national, state and municipal, is to be asked to forward the measure.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-03
KILLED BY NEGRO.

WhIte Man shot Down Through Mis-
 take by Black.
 Valley Park, Miss, Dec 2.-A. F. Mid dah, a prominent real estata man, who resided at s9 East 77th street. Windsor ark, Chicago. was today shot and in . stantly killed by Wes Young. a negro. It Is believed Young intended to kill w. G. Grubbs, who was accompanying Middah at the time Of the killing Young fled from tho scene of the crime on a mule and is being followed by Q mob determined to deal summarily with hi
 Mlddah leaves a widow and two sons one of the latter residing n St. Louis and the other in Pueblo, Colo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-03
Inn hlctlnl.r ArrINen.

Mexico, City. Dec. 2.--The Japaness steamer Toyowla which was reported thirteen days overdue. arrived at Man zanillo teddy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-03
Admlnlntratlon Tranafer.

Tokio, Dec. 2,--The transference of the administration of New Chwang by the Japanese to China was completed yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-03
Chief Enrlnner nenh.

Covington, Ky. Dee 2.-Geonge B. Nicholson, Chief Engineer of the Cincin- natl Southern Railroad. died at hia home here today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-03
wnATnnR roREcAsr.

WashIngtom, Dec. 2.---For Alabama--- Fair Monday and Tuesday, light west winds.
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Strain 10 oas Stats y loermaqd3in
aplooirt uno oerihidoeue mpeit gele-
acne U(IlitdrB5duoe purOen ihptr be-
idd3iQl,
r. Die aan}e um9e9euo bon Gt5rscs
sin, TN uH9ariiheu Gomi.dt 0diou
utro ron elmer Northumberland den
p.age 5e!m9eiuft uuo 6eretts 1T 3ds
8ttrtioe pom 10000 Qder 3trit0rt nor
oen.
Sin lrqer Uolfen6ru6 gina
l5tr oen Difrict N}ont Geujs an Der
ftdn5ohld itdlieniiden @yeu3e nieoer
uno oyrurfahte groBeu S4aoen.
Sin NOltsnbruh Der6eerte 6ds
6dmeTin Setiet in ser ttd.ieniiden
Brooin3 UllC,ratd. Su Gaitel 2(ngelo
f~iir3teu me6rere @e6duoe elm un0 me6
rtrt 8ericnen %ertrlnteu.
Die SHt;rplrlamentdriife Union.
t%nilpdrf duf t5rer 2onpoHer Gouieren3
inen Uiuisri6ieos otrtrd1 uno empfa6l
o1nn Ger 0aa9er 5riecenscouferen3
eIne 9ieife Bunctt n0meutlid) 6c|iiQ,id
oer 2ric96contrt6dn0c, sur &~rpd9uul.
D0s reue britiide Shu,QtieB,
Pas Elm Stalts ihulinitem NIT ,nidt
ccnfsiiiouelIem 3eIiQiousuuterridt"
ttuiibrt. lit in oritter 2eIunl pom 6rjs
tiiden l|lrter5aua init elmer U}aioritdt
pen 1872 Simmer ouseuommeu nor
osr.
Sin GROCER 8r1no i'm 6er}en Der
Stoot Qeeos 3erIt6rte oas
8rtl! 9}oriferu 6otel NIT einem S6a
cen pm elmer 5albtu Billion Dollars.
On BEN tineiiihen Bropiu5en
Ghtlidu9 0cnd uno 0idn9F icalcn
uno 5rerueu bic 8,telsn Dieoer qlQes
uitoer.
On RuB,luo 5trrI6t Ny61ltniB
ndBia 8u6e uno etr S~taat5freih sat
eie 5eiilrhttien observation-disclosures Matt
sur Bolle at5lbt.
-Shon ieit ,aG9sm portn oje Gus
ltteu dui Fyitcep i'm GAME uitt 10
5initja. wie aeleupGrti9.
0ar@ lcjttiuuile 6d6r.dTiqleit
BET ShieRdelUGgn cls iyans0iibep
s~{rau3ers pTupetit ltou1rs" i'm 6afen
con @btfco puroe oer ameritariife
lieutenant 6,ir5rce En1.lns St.m
4~usldnftn oer IS alttlnooeas oon eli
ner Ru1el tdotlit letyoifeu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-05
Clears. 3.26-S.45; seeouo 9ielrs. $50
60.
Butter, Girr mo Sale.
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@reamcrQ riEa 2i!ci .6igft5 rs l9e
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Iuertcan san 4reagl 6-i2&c. AadtteiUidie.
h-t0hc; 2lmbursfr. &c; ShUet5er. -
1915.
Gigr, ~ ggnflbr 52i. m1rft felt. ~ Grii9e
14l-l6c' Seconds mo Gbeis. 10-12e.
9nOcrc Gaiereimdrfte.
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sat 1liies ii@-I2c; EuinS. II -
1880. S-uIg GEItlita5. 12c; 2tmburBer. Shc;
Ntt( E-1Ht
Gter. ~ f2-1Sc.
@IhUCUit s. WuQ. gerfGrit nuroeu:
t13 aiifs1 aorH3. 12Hs; "a 90. 12isc: So 30.
1896 1920 NtteU EalItS tGA4c: 54t 90
1886. z9a 8iteg Ilptla 1f2st; ISIS 90.
lii4t; fa4 aiileu au,eriee& l2c.