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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-10
morrow will be proceeded against and
denied the henehfs of amnesty.

morrow will be proceeded against ana
denied the benefits of amnesty
The proclamation. after recitins that
the insurrectionary n :es nave nesn
hostilities have cesifd and that 1t is
the purpose of thsx rovisional govern
ment to promotei he restoration OF
normal conditions II peace favoraoie 10
the earIv rec Enlistment Of CUBAN
self povernme,s' declares as follows:
without r4.rvation or condition eH,
cept as here, after provided there sna.i
be full ands Implete amnesty ,a anu p
don to ais who directly or lnolrec.S
participate. in the recent insurrectlon
in cuba n who gave aid or comlor.
to the persons participating therein ana
for political offenses. committed IN the
course of said insurection.
The amnesty is declared to cover re-
bellion. sedition and conspiracy. ana
gives immunity from prosecutor. TOT
seizures and appropriation OF properly
for military use by the insurrectionary
forces.
individuals or bands who after this
date are found with arms or disturb
ing the public order or otherwise Vlo-
lating the laws Of the republic are TO
be denied all the Dement'S under the
preceding paragraph. and Will furtner.
more be arrested and proceeded against
under normal conditions.
A decree deciding the vexed ques-
ton whether the late Cuban rebels
have rightful title to the horses in
their possession at the time the rebel
forces were disarmed and disbanded
was made public by Governor Taft to-
night. It Is ordered that in every ac-
ton where the plaintiff by proper evil
dence and Identification proves his til
tie It shall revert to him. but never
theless 1t shall be sufficient defense IL
the possessor of the horse by lawful
evidence shall establish that he was a
member Of the late forces in the insur-
rection and had possession Of the horse
on October 1 and that he received a
certificate from his brigade commander
turning over the animal to his custody.
In such cases horses are to be treated
as having been appropriated to govern
mental use for the purpose of securing
peace and the owners shall be entitled
to Just compensation from the provis-
ional government for the reasonable
value Of the horse of which he was
deprived.
1t Is. provided. however. that no men,
Der or the discretionary forces may
claim more than one horse. Nothing
in the order shall be construed as de-
termining the rights OF owners OF
horses and other property taken by In
surrectionary forces which said own
ers are unable to identify. The mat
ter Of Identification by the Government
of such horses and other property Is
reserved for future decision.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-10
INSTRUCTIONS TO lIARINEs.
United States Soldiers Must Act With
Discretion.

Havana Oct. 9.-Will:am H. Taft. as
provisional governor of CUBA, ana
Secretary of War of the United states.
issued statement today to General
Frederick Funston outlining the ou-
ties of the American forces IN Cupa.
The officers of marines stationed in
the various localities are advised that
they are not expected to take part IN
an active way in the suppression or
disorder unless extreme emergency
arises in which 1t Is absolutely neces-
sary for them to protect life and prop
erty. The duties of the marines are
generally limited to rendering their
good Offices between the conflicting
elements and the prevention of fric-
ton which as in the high state OF
tension between the political parties
Is inevitable during the present crisis.
The order says it is expected tina;
the presence of the marines from the
United States will create such a
sense of security that the rural guards
and the police will be able to sup
press any disorder which manifests it.
self The order concludes as follows
The President If the United
States deems it of the utmost import
that the / erican forces do not en-
gage in conflicts with Cubans but tina
disorders BY Cubans be suppressed by
Cubans 1t Is also expected that the
officers and ,nen bott Of the army and
the marine corps will exert every eff
fort to snow all courtesies possible
10 Cubans of all parties and avoid in
any way injuring their sensibilities. "
The order makes 1t plain that the
marines will remain in the island for
the present as an adjunct TO the in
fantry.
Governor Taft said today that prar-
+,caIly all the American warships now
IN cuban waters soon would be with.
drawn.
An amnesty proclamation of the
most sweeping character possible par
doning every serious crime which has
heen an outgrowth of the recent revo-
lu,ion and its causes will be issued
NV Governor Taft tomorrow. Complete
nardon is granted to all persons in
yolyed in the killing of Congressman
Villuendas at Cienfuegos in Septem-
her 1906. as well as to everybody i'm
n1icated in the killing of rural guards
r. C,uanabacoa last February
Trouble is predicted by some Cuban
nuhlications as a result of this de
rision to withdraw the prosecutions
against he murderers of Villuendas.
The proclamation serves notice that
armed bands breaking the law after to-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-10
NEGRO Is LYNCHED.
Members Of Own Race XIII n Ravish

Members Of Own Race Kill Ravisher.
Texarkana. Tex. Oct. 9.-Antonio
Davis. a negro hack driver. was found
dead near the Cotton Belt round house
at a secluded spot half mile from
the business center of the town at
daylight this morning.
1t is believed he was lynched by
members of his own race. crowd
numbering from nifty 20 100 of whom
were seen In the vicinity about mid
night. 1t Is believed the deceased
was decoyed out there by prearranged
plan and killed. Indications are that
he was beaten and strangled to death.
A week ago Davis was arrested on
charge of trying TO violate a Is
year old girl who was en- route from
Baxter, Ark. to a school at Crock
EFT, Tex. Davis was fined but took an
appeal. The negroes of the vicinity
expressed great Indignation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-10
TARIFF HEARING.
Railroads Contend That Agents VIII
Understand Law.

Washington. Oct. "a continuance
Of the hearing as to the method Of ILL
Ing tariffs was had by representatives
of the railroads today before the In
terstate Commerce Commission.
The railroads are interested deeply
IN the question. the solution of whic h
may mean hundreds of thousands of
dollars to them in the preparation and
printing of their tariffs. The repre-
sentatives Of the railroads contending
for the most economical method Of
preparing and filing the tariffs irres-
pective of the value of the method to
the general public.
They maintain that their agents and
shippers will be able to easily to I'M
derstand the tariffs. as they are prepar-
ed. and printed by them and that that
is all that may be necessary. At the
conclusion of the hearing now In pro-
gress, the Interstate Commerce Com
mission will issue an order respecting
the filing of tariffs. which will be the
final word on the subject.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-10
CRITICISED LABOR UNIONS.
American Bottlers Protective Associa-
tiou Regina Session in Atlanta.

American Bottlers Protective Associa-
ton Begins Session in Atlanta.
Atlanta, Ga. Oct. 9.-The Aperican
Bottlers Protective Association began
a two days session here today with
nearly a thousand delegates present
nearly every State being represented
President George b. Hugo. in open.
ing the convention called attention 10
the necessity of Strengthening the or
gaization in the Southern states ana
considerable time will be devoted 70
cosideratio of methods of accomplish
Ing this. :.,
A feature of President Hugo's ad-
dress was his criticism of labor I'M
ions as at present managed ofa1ki
ions as at present conducted Unions
said President Hugo. cannot determine
the value of an employe. Every bus
mess must have a responsible head
and when authority is divided with
a walking delegate it is no longer au-
thority. ...: ~
The logical sequence of labor union
ism. said President Hugo, lis social
Ism, and socialism as commonly I'M
derstood means stagnation and COM
mercial death to any country. Union
ism as at present conducted must be
DESTROYED"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-10
WILL KILL MOSQUITOES.
Army Orders Ten Barrels of OIL CIT
rnnclle Sent 10 Cubn.

Washington. Oct. .. -Brigadier Cen
eral G. F. Elliott. commanding the
marine corps, has begun vigorous
camnoipn to protect his men In Cuba
from yellow fever. Ten barrels of oil
of chronicle has been ordered to be
sent to cuba Immediately and every
marine on guard duty Will he sup
piled with a bottle of this oil to he
used in protecting himself against
MOSQUITO bites All the marines In
Cuba are supplied with mosquito net
tipgs for their beds and head netting
liz also available for their use.
water filters of the most improved
TYNE have also been sent to Cuba
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-10
SENT WRONG BODY.
Georgian Receives Remains of Man
Not His Son.

Jackson. Ga. Oct. AN awkward
state Of affairs exists here by reason
of tho failure of identification of the
body shipped here from stockton. Cal.
as that Of O. s. Carmichael. son or
r. n. Carmichael, a prominent citizen
of this County. .---~
On October n. N. Carmichael re-
ceived a telegram from Stockton say
ing that the body of man supposed
to be O. =. Carmichael was then AT
an undertaking establishment. car
michael having committed suicide.
Necessary arrangements were made
and the body sent here hut on arrival
here 1t cannot be identified as that or
Carmichael The body will he held
several DAYS for identification.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-10
TO BUY SOUTHERN LAND.
VOluminOus Report Made by COmmis-
sion Of SplnneFs.


london. Oct. "a voluminous re-
port made by the Cotton Commission
sent out by the Lancashire Cotton
Spinners was made public today. The
chief feature of the report is the rec
ommendation to purchase land in the
great cotton belt of vne Southern
States for the purpose of supplying
British needs.
1t declares there IA ample land In
the Southern States to produce cotton
to supply the worlds requirements for
years to come and that with scientific
cultivation one bale per acre should
be obtained while great economies are
possible in ginning. baiing and trans
porting. The report soes with great
detail into the entire history OF Amer
lean cotton cultivation.
The promoters of the Commission
are so impressed with the Importance
Of the subject that they nave decided
to send to America another Commits
sion vested with fuller powers than
the first. The second commission will
sail in a few days and will reach the
cotton belt in time 10 witness the
picking of the crop.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-10
RAWLINGS CASE AGAIN.
GeorEian's Plea Alleges Discrimins
finn and In IlndeE Abatement.

Georgian's Plea Alleges Discfimina-
ton and IL Under Amusement.
Washington. Oct. S-The case Of J.
q. Rawlings of Georgia, the white
preacher convicted or murder was
again today brought 70 the attention
of the Supreme Court of the United
States in a motion to advance which
the Court took under advisement.
Rawlings has been twice convicted
In Lowndes County OF murder and
each time has appealed TO this court.
He based his present appeal on tho
ground that he was Disseminated
against by the exclusion of preachers
from the Jury.
The charge against him Ia that Of
employing negroes to, xiii the family
of a neighbor which contract was
partly carried into erect.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-10
REpUkEs YOUNGER BROTHER.
Prince Philips Won Hohenlohe Agrees
with Emperor in Criticism.

Prince Philips Won hOmeuA@e He
with Emperor in Criticism.
Prague, Bohemia, Oct S-frince
Philip Won Hohenlohe. elder brother
of Prince Alexander. who caused tne
publication of the late Chancellor Ho-
henlohe's "recollections" replying to
the emperor's proof telegraphed to the
Younger son, has informed his males
fv by wire that he was absolutely
right In his structures, that he agreed
with him in the statement that Alex
ander ought not to have published MS
fathers "recollections" and that
Prince Alexander acted without nav
ing consulted with him.
= The following is the text or EN-
peror Williams telegram to Prince
Alexander Won Hohenlohe:
IT have this moment read with as
constituent and Indignation the pub
LEGATION of a most intimate and pri-
waite conversatino betwee your fatner
All r.vself concerning Prince Bis
marck's retirement. How could IL
M. DIV be made public without my
rermjsc,on? 1 must point out that
t.,. rub,icat ,cn was in the highest de-
gree tactless, indiscreet and entirely
inopportune 1t Is unheard OF that
such incidents concerning the reign
ming sovereign alone should be pub
lished, ,,,,,
(Signed) William.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-10
.,powIy ESCAPED LYNcHING
Negro
white Child.

New orleans. Oct. s.-ro ESCAPE scar"
,vnching, a 12-year-old negro boy,
known as Jesse James, was prous ga
here tonight from Amite' La anu
n,aced In the parish prison.
p' The boy was accused OF attemptea
r,ns n unon 4-year-old white girl. and
rap +. necessary for the sheriff at
80 70 take him secretly aboard
raw; na, TODAY to escape the lynchers
This was the boys second escape rom
lynching.
Immediately after the crime he was
dragged into the woods ny trifnds U,
~ FAMILY of the outraged child and
a rome had been placed about his neck
IN account of his youth, however, ne
was whipped instead Of hanged
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-10
EARLY INVENTOR DEAD.
yosepb II. GIidden who FIRST ""oe
Barbed Wire Fence.

chicago, III. oct. 9.-J"s"Ph II "1 I'LL
don the inventor of the barh"d wire
fence is dead at his home IN i'eNai"
Ills. at the age of 80 ,
GIiden obtained the idea OF MAKING
barbed wire fencing from an exhipi'
made at a county fair In the 'dIIs
sixties by a man named Rose, who
had driven some brads through
block, which he then stapled on a
wire. Acting upon this idea AMI the
bsrted wire of today was the ultimate
QUITO ONE
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-10

Washington. Oct. 9.-The Supreme
court OF the United States extended
for sixty days tho time heretofore
granted for pleading the case of tho
state of Kansas VS.. the United States
and others. and authorized the defend
ants to file demurrer The case in
volved the large coal land grants to
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Rail
Dad Company, concerning which much
gress.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-10
TROOPS ARE ARRIVING.
By Saturday All Of First Expedition
VIII Have sailed.

Newport News. Va, Oct. 9--The 11th
Infantry and the 18th Cavalry, arrived
here late last night and the nth and
18th Batteries Of Field Artillery ar
rived this morning, completing the
quota of troops to arrive here for the
first Cuban expedition.
The Admiral Sampson will sail to-
day with one battalion Of the OF the
asth Infantry and one company OF the
hospital corps. The Admiral Schley is
loading the 18th and 18th batteries and
Comnany I. Signal Corps, and 1t IL ex
rected to sail tomorrow. By the end
Of the week 1t is expected all troops
will have embarked.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-10
SAW MILL MEN MEET.
Complete Southern Association Is the
Object Of the Convention.

COmpicte Southern Association Is tne
Object Of the Convention.
Atlanta. Ga. Oct. 9.--Saw mill men
of Georgia. Florida. Alabama and
South Carolina. met here today with
the object of perfectins an organiza-
ton Of the mill men OF those states
About 200 delegates were in attend
ance. South Carolina md AIaoaha
mill men already have a state organ
;.atior INT II is beneved much better
trad. results may he had by more
extended organization. The conVen-
ton viii extend over two days
Plans for allevating the car snort
ave and scarcity OF labor were d's-
cussed and n resolution was adopted
requesting the Interstate commerce
Commission to compei the rh'lroaoS
70 furnish the proper class Of cars to
the. mills
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-10
YOUNG GIRL KIDNAPPED.
Child Taken Away by
StranRe woman.

Buffalo y Y, Oct. S.-Susie Rocker.
a-years If age. the daughter OF tred
paoLer a saloon keeper, is believed To
he in the hands of kidnappers.
Yesterday afternoon while Susie and
her brother were on Main street about
a block from their home when the
girl was approached by a woman who
asked her to GO lrr . "ai"' me child
readily accompanied the woman ex-
Tha only description the lad could
s;,. vas that the " oman was dressed
in gray.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-10
GOES BACK HOME.
Ex-President Cleveland Is In Excellent
Health.

New York. OCT. -EN-Fresiden.
Cleveland. who has been living on his
firm near TamW orth. n, FL. will return
t. Princeton with his family, today
During the summer he has led a very
active life, experimenting the removal
of old and the erection of new buildings
on his farm.
His health Is excellent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-10
FIRE CHIEFS MEET
Four Hundred Fighters Of the Fl,
A. nallaa Convention.

Four Hundred Fighters Of the Flames
At Dallas Convention.
Dallas, Tex. Oct. 9--The thirty.
fourth annual convention of the Inter.
national Association of Fire Chiefs. be.
gan here To-Day About 400 delegates
are present.
Technical subjects will he discussed
Nv prominent fire chiefs. insurance uh-
dfrwriters ard manufacturers. Allan
ia. Ga. and Wheeling. w. Va. are max
ing bids for the next convention.
big Texas barbecue in the country
Will be an entertaining feature Wednes-
1av
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-10
Excluded from Church.

Grenoble. France, Oct. s.-M. Henri.
at Notre Dame today. declared that
every priest who assisted in the form
alton of cultural associations under the
law would be interdcted and that
every Catholic joining such associa
lions would be excluded from tho
church
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-10
WEATHER FORECAST.
Warrington, Oct. 8-For Alabamai
Fair and colder Wednesday, Thurs
day, fairs fresh north winds.

under the laws Of Ohio is guilty of
belonging to this trust"
Mr.. Kline objected to David's state
ment which, he said, was argumenta-
tive.
Judge Banker saw nothing improper
in the statements of the prosecutor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-10
Two Were Killed,

Shreveport. La. Oct. BY the
bursting of a fly wheel at the saw
mill plant OF the Kingston Lumber
Company, located at Kingston, De-
Soto Parish. twenty five miles below
Shreveport today. Engineer w. A.
Davis and Sawyer E. C. Wiley, were
instantly killed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-10
UNUSUAL OFFICE HOLDER.
state. Attorney !. J. Heniy OF chicago
Surrenders Office Fees,

chicago Oct s--States Attorney
lohn J. HeaIy. TODAY turned over to
Cook county all the fees "f his ONCE
fnr Tho last two years, amounting to
s51.nia. Healy's act was in accord
ance with promises mnde by MN ne
fore election, in when ne ne'i'teu
sto,utorv salary 100000 as h,s com
ner.otion. and would turn over all
the fees to the County
This was the first time In the his
rory Of this CounU that a state q
Attorney has surrendered the fees OF
his office.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-10
LOS ANGELES FIRE.
Ton Floor Of Chamber Of Commerce
Building Badly Damaged.

Building Badly damaged.
Los Angeles. Cal. Oct. "a fire
which started mysteriously last night
on the top floor Of the Chamber of
Commerce building on the east side Of
Broadway. between First and Second
streets, caused damage estimated at
100000 ninety per cent by water.
The fremen had great difficulty in
fighting the flames on account of dense
smoke that filled the two top floors
ofices and composing room of The
Herald. on the ground floor. were Hood
ed. The type-setters continued at
work in a shower. Some machinery
ana a considerable amount of paper in
the basement were damaged.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-10
CLAWS PROMINENT KIN.
Man Arrested in 81. Louis Says Eng
Iish Lord Is Cousin.

st. Louis. Oct. 9.-Yfenry Alfred
Douglas schultz. who says he is a
cousin Of Lord Scholto Douglass of
England, was arrested mere yesterday
on instructions from the New York
notice He was wanted in New York
on the charge OF g-and larceny.
schultz expressed a willingness to
return to New York without a reuui-
sition. declaring that he Is innocent
of any wrong-doine-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-10
Accident Narrowly Averted.

birmingham Oct 9,-Railroad ON
cials here believe a serious accident
was averted on the Central ot 'ieor-
gia Railway hear Weems last night
BY the discovery of seven cross ties on
the track The Southern Railway par
allels the Central on the steep grade
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-10

Summary--Left on bases. Nationals
T. Americans 3. Three base hits,
Robe. Sacrifice hits. Hahn. Hoffman.
Brown. Stolen bases Schultz Isbell.
Dougherty 2. Struck out. by Brown
7. by Altrock 3. Passed balls, Killing
2. Base on balls. Off Brown I. off AL
trock /. Wild pitch. by Altrock 1.
Time Of game. 1;45. Umpires. John
stcna and OIOuRhlin
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-10
sULTAN's REAL ILLNESS.
Paris Paper says He Was Shot b
Jealous Woman.

Jealous Wtmnus
Paris, Oct. "A dispttch to The
Petit Parisienne from Constantinople
declares that the real secret Of the re :
cent illness of the Sultan of Turkey
was that he was shot In the abdomen
by a Kurdish woman. who was Jealous
of his latest favorite in the harem.
beautiful Circassian girl.
According to the story. the bullet
was extracted by German physician,
the Sultan going under the operation
without taking chloroform, and dis
playing great nerve.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-10
SLAP FILLED HIM.

N,ssissippi Merchant Died OF Heart
Failure After Alteration.
New Orleans. La. Oct. "a special
from Koeciousko Miss. says that M
D. Dees, a merchant, died yesterday
from the effects of a slap in the face
Dees was slapped by customer du-
ring an alteration ana a,terward sat
down apparently t. rest. He had
been sitting a few minutes when he
suddenly expired. Physicians said
that the slap probably brought on
heart failure.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-10
PATRICK WRITES GOVERNOR.

Wants No Petitions for Clemency Con-
sideres Hut From Him.
Albany. N Y, Oct. 9-Governor
Higgins stated last night that he had
received letter from Albert r. Pat
rick requesting the 1ove.nor not to
entertain any application for eAecu-
tive clemency unless that application
was made by Patrick himself.
No formal application for clemencv
IN Patrick,s behalf rs now pending
before the Governor
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-10

near Weems, and Engineer Jim
Halves Of the Southern discovered the
ties AS he was passing and had them
removed before the passage OF the
regular Central train.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-10
MINT MEXICAN HALF DOLLARS.
Uncle Sam VIII Make 2.5OO,OOO TO
DiOy Government.

San Francisco. oct 3.-Telegrapnir
.dvicos were yesterday received at
the United States mint here ordering
nrenarations made for the coinage OF
!" SOC. 600 Mexican half-dollnrs wtch
The Mexican government has arranged
u,i+n tho United states to have put out
within the next six months.
The coinage will begin as soon as
the ou;l,on arrives. wuscn will prob
ahlv he within two or three weeks.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-04-26
,cratic Bill Offered.
AMERICANS SHOW
UP WELL on FOOT
Capture Good Places in Running Races
In international Con-
tests.

Athens. April 2G.-The greatest eX
citement attended the running races
yesterday in which Americans highly
distinguished themselves. Three pre-
liminary heats of the 100-meter race
were won by Americans, while in the
finals all three heats also were cap.
tured by them.
The S00-meter race afforded magnifi.
cent sport Americans winning two
heats out of four. James ID. Lightbody
of Chicago university, who won the
first heat. and Charles j. Bacon of the
Irish-American Athletic club. who was
second in the same heat, ran a we'll
judged race Helbtron of Sweden fin
ished in the second heat; the fourth
heat was won by p. H. Philgrim of the
New York Athletic association.
Ray. c. Ewry of the New York Ath-
letic association won the standing long
jump; distance, meters, so cent?
meters
The American successes were sig
nalized by the hoisting of the Ameri-
can flag. which was greeted with Il
great cheering.
Official time in the semi-finals of the
100-meter race are: First heat. Hahn.
IL 2-5 second; second heat, Moulton.
/ 80 second: third heat. Eaton. II 3-5
seconds