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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-28
s. A. 10. CONVENTION.
College Men See AEanssield Perform Tn
 Peer Gynt.

College Men see MN1&EtfAu EeNkVGMA AM
 Peer fsynt.
 Atlanta, Ga, Dec. s7--Brief business sessions were held tolay by the annual convention of the Sigma Alpha Eptson College Fraternity and the delegates and visitors were entertained tonight at a thearte party to witness Mans- fields presentation of peer gynt.
 The feature of the morning business session was the address of William c. Levere. supreme archon of the fraterni- ty in which he discussed the importance of preserving in permanent form the his- tory and traditions of the fraternity. About three hundred members Of the society arc In attendance and large del- eEations are expected during the week from Macon. and other neighhoring eit- ies. to take part In the ball Friday cv- ening and the annual banquet on sat urday night, with which the convention end semi-centennial celebration will close.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-28
PRESIDENT
 IN VIRGINIA Spends Few Days at
 Pine Knot. HIS ENTIRE FAMILY ALONG Executive to Rest Up for Reconven-
 ing of Congress. VIII Vary Hunting with His Boys by Long Walks Through the wOodn of AHrs. RoOsevelt's Coun-
 try Home.
HIS ENTIRE FAMILY ALONG

Charlottesville. Va. Dec. 27.-Presi- dent Roosevelt and family and guests reached Pine Knot, Mrs. Roosevelt's cottage In the southern part of Alber- marie County. at 5 o'clock this after noon. Their outing will continue until Monday.
 The twelve drive from North Garden. which occupied nearly two hours, was bracing one, the rain of the morning having been succeeded by partially clear weather. with slight drop in the temperature. The trap from Washington was uneventful.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-28
EXPERIENCE UNJUST.
Governor Magoon Thinks Cnbans Ca- N pabIe of Self Government.

Governor MagoOn Fhinkn Cuohns V@-
 pabIe of Self GOvernment.
 Havana, Dec. 21.--Governor Magoon referring today to published state- ment that his report to Var Secretary Taft regarding the dispatch Of troops to Santa Clara was regarded as evi- rtenee of the inability of the CubaDs to permanently maintain peace, made the following sttenient to the Associated Press.
 ''I have not made any such intima- tion The inference is uniustihable. do not know of a single instance or disorder or of indications that any disorder is intended It was only one Of many vague rumors which I nave reported to Secretary Taft as such.
 ''The dispatch of troops to Santa Clara was merely precautionary measure and to enable them to make practice marches in view of the pres ent concentration of laborers on the sugar plantations in the province ot Santa Clara
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-28
RUSSIAN CONSUL SUICIDES.
Found Dead In His Apartments At
 Liverpool.

Liverpool. Eng. Dec. 27-rhe Rus sian Consul here, Colonel de ueimann, was found dead in bed this morning having been killed by pistol shot. 1t is believed, however. that he took his own life. but tn" reason IST ms action has not transpired
 Later 1t was ascertained that Colonel de Geimann committed suicide. Fear- inc that the pistol shot would not be fatal. he stabbed himself ln the region Inf the heart The colonel had been depressed for some time. owing to pri- vate affairs, and during the night a telegram arrived announcing the set clement of a certain matter. The mes sage. however. was too late.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-28
r,noun In Crnrrln.

Macon, Ga, Dec. 27.-Mrs. Jeanette Trautman who today was vindicated of a charge of theft in New York is sis- ter of Miss Henrietta Davis, promi- nent business woman of this city and cousin of W. A. Davis, a member of the State Legislature and former Grand Master of the Mason6 Of Georgia. Mrs. TrautnaD 10 well known hara.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-28
APrLEToN cI.ARIk pRAp.
Passes aAwny.

| NNelE lEEnDVNm NrII11E N77-I7- a-lI73II77l-17
 Passes sAsxny.
 New York, nec 27.--waIter Appleton Clark, the well known artist and Illus trator, died early today at his honls in this city, Mir Clark was thirty-one years of age.
 He was born in Worcester. Mass. Tn his profession he won high place and his latest work was the illustration of the modern version of Canterbury Tales" by Percy Maclxay. He was. con- aected with ScribnersA Magazine and his cover designs attracted much favorable comment.
 Tn 1909 he was married to Miss Annie Hoyt, of Greenwich, Conn.,, who sur wives him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-28
THREE CHILDREN cREMATED
Defective Valve Caused ExDIOSA ? of
 NnfuruI Gas.

-
 Weston. W. Va. Dec. 27.-Three ohl- dren of Stanley Singleton, aged 1SNll and 8 years, were cremated in fre at Heater Station, a village near this city, last night.
 After the Singleton family had re- tired, natural gas escaping from de- fective valve, caused an explosion. The father and mother and the two elder children occupied one room. The chil- dren were awakened by the cries of their narents. but they were enveloped in flames and escape was impossible.
 The fumes quickly spread to adjoin- ing dwellings and before the fire was under control 1our houses and their entire contents were destroyed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-28
Grand Jury wont Report.

New York, Dec. 27,--It was stated t0- day that the grand jury which has ,been inquiring into the aTairs of the New York Life Insurance Company and the conduct of some of its former of- ficials will not make a report on the insurance matters before tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-28
PURDy ON SCENE.
Four Witnesses Examined by AaNia-
 tant District Attorney.

Brownsville Tex, Dec. 27.--M. n. Purdy, assistant United States AttoT- ney General, accompanied by Major Augustus P. Bloeksom of the inspector generals department ana W. W. Mer- chIer d Confidential law clerk to Secre- tary of War Taft, besides an official stenographer. arrived here last night to make further investigation In the facts as to the rioting of negro sol- diers here last August
 Only four witnesses were examined here today and 1t will probably re. uuire several weeks 70 complete the inquiry The examination is conduc. ted privately the witnesses being ad mitted siugly and their sworn sttae- ments taken
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-28
A,dernon Cetn Four Wears.

Kansas iCty. Dec. 27--willlam c, An- derson, former assistant paying tel Ter of the First National Bank Of this city, who was recently arrested m Tex as. pleaded guilty to embedding ss,0o0 of the banks funds and was sentenced to four years in the penitentiary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-28
rntertmiu,nent for shrIuera.

Cit yof Mexico, Dec. 25.-EIaborate prer arations have been made for the entertainment of the Mystic Shrinere, who come from the United States to partieipate in the imitation here in Jan nary. Ten thousanud dollars VIII De enant In tha entertainment
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-28
ooLoNIzE INDIANS.
Governor Greet Buys Up Immense Tract
 Of Lnnd.

0t IluneL
 City of Mexico. Dec. 27.-Gov. Enrique Creel. of Chihauhau, recently arnoiDted ambassador to the United Sites. has se- cured from the federal government the selsctjon of q six hundred acre tract ct land in the mountains in the western part of his state on which to establish a colony of the Tarahuamare Indians rhe colony is to be located in this re- servation and will be known as Colo mia CreeL Colonia Creel consists Of forty-ones families aggregating goa neonIe Each family is to have 9 village iot of 2.OOO meters and ten hectars of horticultural land Other colonies will be established as fast as possible. It Is estimated that there are 15.O0O of these Indians in the sierra Madre regions of Mexico.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-28

Is said. has recently received two let ters threatening him with leath fl he failed to pay s10.0o0 to the writers and the police decided to guard his resi- dence in Harlem night and day. pr. Dadirrian is seventy years of age and saId to be wealthy. He is one of tho most influential Armenisns in the coun- fw~.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-28
1,w...nher. xvouualea.

Lake Charles. La Dec. 2f--Sug. Hileg was shot and killed to-day by John vvinnfieid at a turpentine camp. Three negroes who watched the duel were wounded. Riley was arrested.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-28
REACHES se,OOO.
America ReHpOPd'DG to Call Of Chl-
 neae FaJptne Sufferers.

Waahin gton Dec. 27.-Additional subscriptions for the Chinese famine sufferers amounting to S1.OoO have been received by the American Ma tionaI Red Cross making S6,OO0 to date and reports from State branches indi- cate that liberal subscriptions of money and supplies will soon be forth coming.
 Sir Chentung LianR Cheng, the Chi nese minister, thanked Secretarv Root today for the evidences of good will ana friendship given by the American government and people toward the suf- ferers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-28
woRLp.s CHIN sUPPLY.
Increase of s,517,OOO Bushels of Wheat
 Eu Ecwttnated.

New York, Dec. 27.-special cable and telegraphic communications received by Bradstreet's show the following changes in available supplies us com pared with previous accounts:
 Wheat, United States, east Rockies decreased 10000 bushels. Canada in creased eas.000 bushels Total United
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-28
rnr.oteued By BIselx Hand.

New York, Dec. 24.--Announcement was made toGav that Dr. Markar C.. 0adIrrian, a well known Armenian phy- sician and manufacturer, is beiug euarded by the police as the result of "pi-st Hsnd' plot. the physician. 1t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-28
Rishnn Ia Eineh.

Nancy. France, Dec. 27.---The cor rectional court here today fined Bishop Letrinaz SlO for striking e Bendarme on the occasion of the formers ex pulsion from the Episcopal residsncs here
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-28
KILLED DRUNKEN MAN.
victim of Shooting Affray Was From
 ChOctnVv County.

ChOctaVV County.
 Quitman, Miss Dec. 25.-At Carmi- chaeI. this county. yesterday. George Butler shot and killed Luke Barefield. Both are young married men and 1t is said that Bareheld was crazed by drink Both are members of prominent white families. Barefield's father being treasurer of Choctaw county, Ala But Ter gave himself up to the officers but will not be prosecuted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-28
APPLICATIONS RECEIVED.
Many Want to Fill Places of Union
 Firemem.


 San Antonio Tex, Dec. 2T.-Ap- plication for the positions If the strik- ing hremen are being received m large numbfts with the local officers of the Southfrn Pacific company. Many have come 3y wire.
 Superintq dent Anderson says all freight an passenger trains are arr irving on ! me. The local brotherhood of firemen say that a compromise of the strike ia not in sight.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-28
GERMAN ROYAL WEDDING.
Fourth Son Of Kaiser To Marry Pri
 cess Alexandria Victoria.

Berlin, Dec 27.--Princess Alexandria Victoria, Of schlesswig- -Holstein- Son derburg- Glucksburg, has been betroth- ed to Prince Augustus William, fourth son of Emperor William.
 Princess Alexandria Is the second
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-18
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-18
OUR LAND LAWS
OPEN FRAUDS WAY
President in Special Message to Congress Urges In
mediate Legislation to Remedy
the Situation.

WASHINGTON, December 17-Presi-
dent Roosevelt to-day sent TO Congress
"A message on tho subject OF the public
land IL was ina part as follows.
To the Senate and House of Reprcsen-
tauves.
THE developments OF the past year
emphasize with Increasing force the need
az vigorous and immediate action to rec
cast the public land laws, and adapt them
TO the actual situation. The timber and
stone act has demonstrated conclusiveiy
that It's effect 81 % turn over the public
umber-lauds 20 great corporations. Tt
has done enormous harm, 10 Us no longer
needed. and Il should be repealed.
THE desert land act results so fre-
Quently in fraud and SO comparatively
seldom in making homes on the land that
il demands radical amendment. That
provision which permits ass gnmcnt be-
furo patent should be repealed. and tho
entrymen should be- required TO live for
not Jess than two years at home ON tho
land before patent issues. Otherwise. rho
desert land law will continue TO assist
spectators and other largo holders To-
JIG domain hy indefeusihle means. The
Communication clause Of the homestead act
operates In majority OF cases TO de-
feat the purpose OF the homestead aet
and create homes. Tn theory the Commu-
tation clause should assist the honest
settler aud doubtless I'm some cases it
does so. Far more often 90 Sluulios fIa
means 10y which Spectators and loan and
MORTGAGE companies secure possession o.
the land. Actual. not constructive. living
at home on tho land FOR three Years
should hc required before communication.
unless II should appear wiser to repeal
Tho communication clause altogether
These matters are more fully discussed
in the report ~ the Public Lands Com
mission. TO which I again call your att
tention.
It am gravelv concerned at the ex-
treinelY unsatisfactory condition or the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-18
YOUNG BLOOD
WANTED IN NAVY
President in Special Message Congress Points Out De-
feCts in Present System and Urges Passage
OF Naval Personnel Bill

WASIHNGTON. y. c.. December IT,
Congress to-day received a message from
President Roosevelt on the subject ~
the personnel OF the may. which ln part
f. as follows.
'The Senate and the House % Repre-
sentatives.
I'm my last three annual message I
have invited the attention OF the Congress
20 the urgent necessity OF such legislation
az Will cause officers % the line ~ the
navy 70 reach the grades OF captain and
rear-admiral ar less advanced AGES. and
Will give them more experience and traln-
iug in tho important duties of those
grades. Under the present archaic sys-
tom of Dromot ion. without parable in thc
navy ~ any other hrst-class power cap
talns Are commissioned az the average
ago Of hfty-siX. and roar-admir-ils at the
average age of sixty. This system IS the
result q lonE-contiuuod prejudice i'm
favor % a method Of promotion by which
an Houtcnauts. in order ~ seniority
pass through tho several grades until
they actually become rear-admirals-
method which sacrifices the good Of the
service 70 The interest % Individual nodf-
orrity AS direct consequence o. tho
existing method. naval officers obtain
more than ample service fn s,iboriinato
positions. but have a limited and mad
equate experience as captains iu command
or batueships. and as Tag officers FRI
charge ~ fleets and sQuadrons-tha+ BE-
ln the very positions of greatest resnon-
siniiitr. where experience. skill and inf
uatiVe are essential % efficiency. More
over. they attain tho position ~ q ear
officer bat q fow months before thov
reach the retiring axe. and have no or
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-18
Confident of Success.

oi tno success Of tine enterprise / ann
AS wei convinced as one can be-. of ans.
enterprise that is human. lt lis a stlio'.n
dous work upon which our feIlovy-co,,
ttyinen are engaged down there on Tho
l~thmus, and while We should hold th.r,.
90 a strict accountability for the Kav in
which they perform &C. We should W.
recognize, with fraug generosity the cpic
nature Of the task on which the, are
engaged and its worldwide iulporfsnc,
They arc doing something which Will re-
oound UNNECESSARILY 20 the credit NJ
America, which viii benefit ALI tho world
and which viii last for ages 10 COM,
nder AIR. ShOnts and Mr.. stevens ami
Ir. Gorgas this work has started Mill
every omen OF good fortune. Thcv ana
their worthy associates. from the higbost
TO the lowest. are entitled to the sau,..
credit that We would give L. ~ nickel
men Of victorious army. for this ON
quest Of peace will. Ia its great ami fa,
reaching effect. .-tand as among mo very
greatest conqucSts, whether OF peara ar
OF war, which have ever been won h,.
any Of the peoples OF mankind 4 badge
Is TO he given TO every American citizen
who FOR a specified time has taken norf
IN this work. for participation On IL viii
hereafter Doe held TO reflect honor ur.,p
the man participating just as ia reflects
honor upon soldier 70 have belonged u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-18

portunity To- perfect themselves in the
important duties OF tho high commands
pertaining 10 such rank
history. modern and ancient. has IN
Narianiy shown that an efficient per-
sonnet is the greatest factor toward sn
effective navy No matter how we'll
equipped in other respects n navy may
ue. IT'S fleet may be composed Of power
INt mgh-speed battleships manoeuvrod b,.
comp heated tactics based upon the latest
development Of naval science. Vet in 10
grievously handicapped II directed bv
"dfnlrals and captains who lack expe-
lence IN their duties and who are ham
perrd Toy long experience OF independenr
''lion b0d responsibility. To ounosa
s...h a Heet 10 one equally good. led bv
ofucers more active and more o,noriorre.l
N. iu'ir duties is - invite disaster"
referring 10 table giving the ares
~ which naval officers ~ some of fro
'i- powers attain the rank OF captafn
a'i rear admiral the President saws
tHf facts shown are startling and ra
Invites attention TO them IT, p-os,
ocnt recommends consideration Of ria
hiI prepared by the Navy pcpartr,er,
accompanying his message. which h
SAYS, II enacted. will cause officers 30
The sea-eoing class 10 reach the s-r,,o
OF captain AT forty-ciglt and rear-adr,i-sl
AZ ntty-fve- The BILL he saws aiso
PROVIDES Tor tile rank Of vice-adn,iral
IuH'hs mat the c0mmander-in-chiee OF "a
meet with rcar-admirals under him il
entitled 60 the higher rank. In cor.i.,I
Ing. the message saws:
am firmly ~ the opinion +na+ ,,rr,s.
IN" present condition Of the higher com
missioner personnel is roctfded nv ina,
'lnus iesisiau on. tho future OF our nav,
WI" "e EiaNeiN compromised"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-18
rFrom our Regular Correspondent ,


WASHINGTON. ID. c.. December IT,
According To- the monthly summary Of
the Bureau Of Statistics. the Norfolk ana
Western Railroad handled during the
first ten months of the present year J.
3s9.I47 tons of coal and coke. an Increase
OF nearly a million tons over 1905. when
the total quantity handled amounted to
10.542. 500 tons. OF the total tonnage i'm
1906. 2.736.776 tons was hauled t. tide
water. while S.642.77l tons went 10 points
on the line OF the road.
During the first nine months OF the
present year the Chesapeake and Ohio
handled 1865 403 tons Of coal and coke.
which IS an increase Of over ono million
tons as compared with the FIRST nine
months Of 1905. when the total amount
handled amounted To- 6.339.1S4 tons. This
Is an increase or about "a per cent. DIN
the business done in 1905 as compared
with 1905. This IS the largest percentage
81 Increase I'm the amount OF coal hauled
by any OF tho coal carrying roads.
Virginia shipped $3.50 o97 feet Of lum-
Der during the month of October. over
11.500.000 feet Of this was handled by rail-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-18

ehe Improvement 81 the cities. the homes
OF Tho laborcis. etc.
While not tho most important part Of
Rho message they certainly were the most
attractive to- Senators and Representa-
uTos ~ the interest w!;h which they
were scanned. 70 the neglect OF tho
message. is any criterion.
That the President was pleased aud
satisfied with lis visi; 10 the zone. and
las returned moro convinced than ever
OF tho feasibility and ultimate glorious
SUCCESS of the enterprise. Sc shown Ia
his concluding words.
ol The success of tnc enterprise 1 am
as wei convinced as one can Dee Of any
enterprise that ls human It is "a stupeu-
hous work upon which our feiIow-country-
men arc engaged down there on tho
lH'ninns. and while we should hold them
- strict accountability FOR tho way
III which they perform IT, we should
So. recognize. with frank generosity. the
'blc nature 90 tho task on which they
"'' Engaged and it's Worldwide. import
.t'-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-18
EARNEST PLEA FOR
ERRING YOUNG PORTER
From our Regular Corresr0naen-l

WASHINGTON. p. o.. December H.
Representative Maynard. az Virginia. and
Representative Roberts. OF Massachusetts.
the latter member of ino House Conn
mittee on Naval Affairs. appeared before
Assistant Secretary Nou berry. ot the
Navy Department. this afternoon and
made a plea for A. 5. Porter. formerly
paymaster's clerk on the navy. now
convicted by court-marual of omhczzie-
ment OF funds. and sentenced 60 five
years imprisonment.
Lieutenant Dexter Tiffany. or ST. Louis.
who was Porters chief, was allowed ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-18
Tells of His Visit.

~ ~ '' SAWS iH part
-1 SENATE AND House 90 representa-
t'3
o, - VIC month %! Noscmher ] visited
~. .r'h'i'.a ~ Panama. going over the
r4 ~"n' WIN conriQcfahle care. and
Ni-.i'n mo cities ~ Panama AMI
""i.A "fc nor lA thc zone or under
1ne .nited states flag. but as 70 which
tn' United states government. Through
--7 .iE' nts. exercises control Tor certain
eaMi latE purposes
Ahe T. :. 5. louisiana. ON which 7
-h-. AN rNofcd or Colon about $50 on
gas AFTERNOON. November a. I
'..'i't nor, '1 t'r fNf stay on shore.
"' nn SATURDAY evening. NO.
'n NJ 'l ir-1ty afternoon
'lfe4 tue president ~
'- qua h's FHii"- and ft" members
-, .i-at '.i.I'.issipn. ana various
ltii'at4ih tAe arrange
49,. ti.tt every hour
-a '''iD ue iIlnrod TO
49, ""1 ..t'H GAYS ashore
20 49,. 4'N .-i or llnf 10 aiipw
r.ir..ti.. - 49, ,i ''A on lIi'
r..~--,,,..+ ...af - .'s'' u'
a.. .r..f-,,...-.,',. 5000 -'-e' ..'.-t .li
rr.bl. rc - 90 ~ ~,. RI
saffsrr features 80 ILL.,. ,.r,...- -.--l 80 80
tt- r-ocr,-- tha- r.. hon rr.f, IN. 20,
ltris ft. sanitation of ILL.,. zD~e Coi,-
Hul Panama the caring for and ha,ts',,-