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The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-27

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The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-27
LOUIS O MAYNARD,
BY D, G. VAN DUsEN

Deputy
A true copy Of tho original writ
issued in said cause, ! certify
WITNESS the seal Of said Dis
trlct Court, and the name Of the
Clerk thereof. at Fort Worth this
10th day Of December A. D. 1906.
LOUIS c. MAYNARD,
Clerk,
BY r. c, VAN DusEN,
Deputy.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-27

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-06
NIcGInnin in TroubIe.

After a search of four months, du- ring which time letters and circulars were sent broadcast offering rewards one of the three men implicated in the jail delivery here, has been arrested and is now again an occupant of the County jail. The person is Joe Me Ginnis, United States witness, and also charged with petit larceny The additional charge of jail breaking has now been docketed against the Irish
 McGinnis was captured in Mobile and today the Sheriff, who had gone there to identify the man, returned with him. The local officers located McGinnis in the neighborlng city, and giving the officers there the address, requested that he be arrested.
 This was done and the prisoner pro- tested and denied that he was the man wanted so vehemently that the officers feared that they had arrested the wrong man. The prisoner, however, admitted his identity as soon as the local sheriff reached that city. and told of the jail delivery. He claims that J. P. Hollister, a plumber. who was serving a term of eighteen months, was the leader in the affair. and securing a trowel did most of the work in res moving brick from the east wall of the jail.
 He states that they worked for two days all the time keeping the mortar wet with water. and that at 10 o'clock on the night of the second day they made their escape, and walking from this city to Flomaton caught freight
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-06
COUPLE SPRINGS sURrRIsE.
D. H. Rouse is Married to Mrs. Laurie
 Frnnler nf GreenYiIIe

EFnAAeE Nt OEeCnNlAAe. GreenVille, Dec. Special. IA sensation was sprung yesterday after noon when it became known that the marriage of a prominent couple had taken place and they were at the sta- tiOn en route for trip to Cuba.
 The contracting parties were D. H. Rouse and Mrs. Laurie R. Frazier It was a quiet home wedding, impressive ly performed by Dr. w. M. Black welder, and immediately after the cere- mony Mir. and Mrs. Rouse left for Montgomery from there to go to Ha- vana for a honeymoon trip.
 MT. Rouse is the eldest son of the late W. p. Rouse, and like his father, is a noted planter of this section. He ia rms or scientific and intensive sys- tenn and has been eminently success full.
 Mrs. Rouse is a daughter of Mrs. Mollie Riley. formerly of Union Springs. a sister of Mrs. w. J. Beeland. She is a woman of culture and refinement and is admired and loved by a wide circle of friends. The news of the un- expected marriage was a great sur prise and on their return they will be the recipients of hearty congratula- tions.
 Mrs. IT. A Barrow will return to Birmingham tomorrow after a visit of several week to Mrs. P. J. Wilkinson.
 Mrs. M Rouse has returned from a visit to relatives in Montgomery The Sunbeam Society will give a Seven Cent Sale" Friday. which will be unique and interesting. The society is composed of a band of young girls who have developed into tireless church workers
 F. A. Flowers of Montgomery spent yesterday in town. coming on account of the grave illness of his sister-in- law Mrs. w NJ. Flowers, whose con- dltion has gradually grown worse.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-06
A CLUBS NEW HOME
OsCEOLA ORGANIZATION TO ERECT
 MAGNIFICENT STRUCTURE.
Contract Has Been Awarded and PRiee of Building WiII Re 946,OO0- Work to Begin Next
 Month.

Pensacola. Fla, Dec. 5.-(Specia1.)- The Osceola Club today awarded contract for the construction of a handsome new home for the club to cost $46,0O0.
 The building will be erected on the site of the present club at the corner of Garden and Baylen Streets, which was recently purchased at a handsome figure, and work is to commence not later than January IS and be completed within 250 working days. The pres ent building, a large frame one, is to be removed at once, and material will be placed upon the site so that an early start will be made.
 The club intends spending many thousands of dollars in addition in fitting out the new home. The build ing will be three stories high, of the Spanish mission style of architecture, and the material used in construction will be buff pressed brick with red tile roof.
 It will face 125 feet on Garden Street and be 100 feet deep. The first floor will contain general reception room, reading room, parlors, cafe, kitchen, private dining room and accessories.
 The second floor will be devoted to a ball and billiard room and ladies' par lors, while the third will be utilized exclusively for bed rooms, each having a private bath attached. The building will be one of the handsomest devoted exclusively to club purposes in the State.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-06
To S,ut VJp niyissona.

Tn order that some relief might be given to the situation as regards to car shortage and inability to move the immense traffic in the industrial sec tion of the State. announcement is made that the Southern Railway is con- sdering a plan of dividing the district more and placing four superintendents at work where two are now in charge.
 The Northern Alabama Railroad. miles long, extending from Parrish to Florence, Ala, now under the care of the superintendent of the Memphis Chattanooga division of the Southern, will be placed under in Birmingham.
 A superintendent will have charge of lines between Birmingham and Sell ma and between Selma and Rome. The present superintendent at Selma will be in charge of operations between Sel- ma and Mobile and between Selma and Meridian. Either a new superintend- ent will be named for that part of the road between Birmingham and At Ianta, or the line will be attached to the territory of the present superin- tendent at Atlanta.
 Announcement was made some time back that all Southern Railway lines in Mississippi will be operated by the Mobile and Ohio Railroad officials. The car shortage in this district Is so in tense that the iron and steel manufac- turers and the coal producers are beg ging on their knees almost for cars and help to fill their orders which are now greatly delayed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-06
SKATING ACCIDENT.
Prominent Huntsville Man Breaks His
 Thigh Bone.

Huntsville, Dec. 5.-(special w E. Everett, a popular citizen and fair ly expert skater is the victim of the first serious accident that has occur red in Huntsville since the fad for skating struck Huntsville.
 As the result of a fall at the Hippo drome last night he Is suffering from compound fracture of the right thigh. The floor was crowded with skaters and the pace was so fast that the bell MT. Everett tripped and fell. twisting his leg under him. The thigh bone was broken in two places. The acci- dent brought the skating of the even ing to an end.
 The appointment of Hon. Oscar R. Hundley as District Attorney for the Northern District of Alabama meets with approval in Huntsville and MT. Hundley has received a flood of con- gratulations by wire, one being from Vice-President Fairbanks.
 Miss Gorrie CHI, a popular young died at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Thomas Gill after an illness of several months.
 Both railroads report that their bus mess at this point during the month of November has been greater than ever before. The Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis has handled more cars in and out of their local yards than in the November, 1898, when 10000 soI- diers were encamped here, while the Southern's business was nearly the same as that month.
 The increased traffic is not due to any sporadic condition but is the re- suit of substantial business activity in Huntsville Merchants are carrying larger stocks and there Is activity in the building line.
 The Southern freight offices has grown to he too small for the force of clerks, employed and an addition to the freight depot building is contem- plated.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-06
ChIahoIm in Anrlun,.

Announcement that Alexander Chis- holm, late paying teller at the First National Bank, who is charged with embezzlement of funds in that bank to the extent of nearly $1O0,00O, now out on a S15,O00 bond, had been placed in the Bryce Hospital for insane at Tus- caloosa for treatment, caused consid- erable surprise.
 The young man was taken to the hospital by his brother, John Chisholm, and pr. Grace. one of the physicians who testified in the Federal Court The original application for commitment pa pers was made to Judge Samuel E.. Greene of the Probate Court here and the case was to have been heard to- morrow Commitment papers were se- cured in Tuscaloosa .~.@ ...s-.
 It was learned today that the Gov ernment had intended resisting efforts to have commitment papers issued for the prisoner to go to the Insane Asy- lum, a jury having declared him sane n the Federal Court The family deemed it necessary for the young man
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-06
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kin Diseases.

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-06
BIG POULTRY SHOW
rsrRMrNGHAM HAS FINE EAHASAf OF CHICKENS.
nEany valuable Birds From n'l seetl""" eR Coun1ry gre in MaGss N"s
 x1s-Fsone to Leave TOaHy.

ptrmingham, Dec. b.--tSpeSlui; srbe tenth Annual exhibition CT the Aia- A,a harna Poultry and Pet Stock Asse AS "a', tion began this morning aau "ii
 srbe display is the most extenslve aver held in Birmingham, some Vslnao bie birds being here. Charles MeClave and Eugene Sites of Ohio. who pe fnrmea similar work at shows helo Ss Madisen Square Garden. are, here q, fhetv work. Some chickens are on display valued as high as $500 to sow
 H I. Mccafferty. of Birmingham, IS r-asident of the Alabama Assoclatlon' sI5uFfng fhe exhibition the annual hies.- e. ing will be held and ofhcers cnossn ss .ho+ a fhe ensuing year. It is estimated that that are thousand coops of chickens are sr the exhibition The pet stock dls- nIav Is not so very extensive
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-06
s4or,a Fsricen Advancing.

Al the annual meeting of ;he south- an Stove Makers Association in ses- sio1 here a resolution was adopted aa- vfsIng the individual members to ad- vanee the prices of stoves Tn Keeping with the high cost or raw maeertaI' 1s,e no,, Iron and steel is at the top hotcH nv 1s Is stated. and while the association can not name prices for the product inc members of the organization can be advised to raise prices.
 The attendance at the meeting here fs quite large, almost every stove toun- dry in Tennessee, Alabama and other southern State being represented Ihe meeting is held in the pri 'ate dining wnnms If inc HiIlnnan hotel. The dele- nateg attended the theatre in body fonIght. The election of officers will be the last business tran7acted at this meeting. Local stove makers are entertaining the visitors. ...:.. ..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-06
Lesser to Rcport.

Emil Lesser, President of the Ger
 man Immigration Society of Alabama
 who first investigated the reports com ing from Lockhart, regarding treat ment of foreigners there, has stated that he intends making a further re- port upon these cases to the German government. Mir. Lesser Is here from Birmingham as a witness for the de- fense in the United States Court where the manager and some of the foremen are being tried upon the charge of con spiracy to commit peonage, and his re- port will be based upon evidence ad- duced at the trial of these men. and will be full and complete. When asked if he did not now believe that peonage existed at the camps of the Jackson Lumber Company MT. Lesser replied that there may have been instances of 1t. but the whole trouble was with the New York labor agencies.
 He said: They will send any class of labor to the South. and all they care about Is their fee. Why, I have seen myself, after a police raid in which a large number of vagrants were arrest ed, that the next day they would be shipped out by labor agents, and these men are no good to any community" In Mir. Lesser's opinion the labor agents are doing great deal to i'm jure the reputation of the South and should be suppressed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-06
MINISTER GRATIFIED.
Japanese Diplomat Pleased With Rec-
 Oxnn1enanffana of Prnaidenf.


 Paris, Dec. 5.--The Japanese Minis- ter here, M. KurIno, who negotiated the Japanese American treaty of 1894, was extremely gratihed by President Roosevelt's declaration on the San Francisco school controversy in his message to Congress yesterday.
 The Minister informed the Associat- ed Press today that although the school question was not foreseen when the treaty was drawn up, the most favored nation clause was designed to prevent discrimination and provide for equal treatment with the most favored nation, which was all Japan desired. M KurinO considers this to be most important for the continuance of good relations between the two countries, whose interests, in spite of commercial competition. run parallel in the Phil ippines and in China.
 M. Kurino took occasion to deny in the most emphatic manner the reports that Japan entertained aspirations to absorb Western Siberia and drive back the Russians to Lake Baikal.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-06
K. of P. Election.

Damon Lodge No. 1s, Knights of Pythias. the banner lodge of that or der in the city. held it's annual election lows: B. F. Wolfe, c. C.; M. V. Mo- Donald. V. C.; J D. Gosss M. of w; F. E. Brawner. Nj. of E. ;ZDan Bergin, K. of M. & S. and NJ. of F.. s. L.. Full ghum, NJ. at A; B. H. Eaton, I. G.; c. w. Jones, O. G.; J. E. Williams, Welsh and Daniel Bergin, w. O. B., Trustees; R. H. Wick. member Gem eral Relief Committee; F. E. Brawner, member Pythian Building Committee; w. l.. MMoyer, Hall Trustee; J. E. Williams, J D. Goss and Dan Bergin, Grand Lodge representatives; Abe Daniels, R. H Viek and B. R. Wits kovski, alternates.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-06
Areh CitIren Dend.

Tuscumbia. Dec. 5.-(Special)- )- George S. Henderson, Sr., one of the oldest residents of this city, died Monday evening at his home near Tus- cumbia. The deceased was 80 years of age, and had resided in this city for a long number of years. He reared a large family. and is survived by two daughters and three sons. He had been in failing health for several years, and his death was not unexpected. He was one of the few ola landmarks Jeff in this community.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-06
{ anCer Cured.

If you have a persistent Pimple. Wart. Sweiings Shooting StinEing Pains. take Blood Balm and they will disappear before they develop into Cancer. Many apparently hopeless cases of Cancer. Suppurating Swelings Eating Sores or tumor cured by B. B. R.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-06
Candidates for Legislature.

Hon. Jack cranford ann )unced his candidacy in Walker county today for Representative from that county. Ru- fus O'Rsar. land clerk in the C-te Au- ditor's office at Montgomery resigned the position yesterday to run for Rep Fesentative from Walker county. The special election will be held on Jan uary 9th in accordance with procla- nation issued by Governor Jelks. John M Sherer who was elected Iast month as Representative from Walker county
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-06
cona tn Convention.

Robert Jemison, Jr., presi lent or the Hirrnin gham Commercial Club. has wone to New York on business. On lis way east he will stop off at Wash fngton and attend the Rivers and Har- bors Convention which will be held in Washington Thursday and Friday os this week Hon. oscar w. Underwood. of the Ninth Alabama District. is chair man of the committee named by the BirminghamCom Club to attend the convention and it is now believed that he and Mir. Jemison will represent this city's interest at the convention.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-06
rv,n co tn penitentinrx.

Gordon DuBose, former President of the First National Bank of Ensley, who was recently convicted in the Federal Court here on a charge of misapplying funds of national bank, will be taken to Atlanta to be placed in the peniten- tIary tomorrow. The other prisoners sentenced to twelve and fifteen months each, respectively, will be taken to the penitentiary at the same time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-06

A negro filling the description of Rob- ert L. Dix, the negro who escaped from jail while waiting execution for mur- der of a motorman on an electric car in this city, has been arrested at Ti- tusvllle, Fla, and letters and telegrams to Sheriff Burgin has informed the captors that a reward of $1,500 has been offered for the delivery of the prisoner to the county jail in Birm- ingham and a full description of the wanted man has been forwarded to Florida
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-06
CHISHOLM IN ASYLUM.
OcfauItIng Paying Teller Brought to
 TmNcRlOoaa HONnltnI.

Tuscaloosa Hospital.
 Tuscaloosa, Dec. 5.-(Special )--Alex Choholm. the defaulting paying teller of the First National Bank of Brm- ingham. was brought from Birmingham to the Bryce Insane Hospital here on Monday night.
 Judge J. C. Brown of Tuscaloosa County made out the certificate of -in- sanity. committing him to the hospital.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-06

Pale Delicate Women and iiirfs.
 Tho Old Standard Groves Tasteless Chill Tcnic. drives out malaria and builds un the system. Sold by ali dealers for 27 years. PrfcA. 50 cents --thu
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-06
unveII Mannment.

The Birmingham Press Club this af- ternoon unveiled the monument over the grave of the late Lucien Julian Walker, in the Southside Catholic cemetery number of members or the club went out in carriages to the ceme- tery and appropriate exercises were
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-06

resigned on account of his health. The race will be most interesting between Jack Cranford and Rufus ORear.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-06

to have immediate treatment at the asylum and arrangements were imme- diately made.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-06

trains for various cities. It was the impression here that the men had as- sistance in getting out of jail, but Me- Ginnis claims that they did not
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-06

ElSGlA1E As4AtgA AAAaAAb St~-S eA SN l and betw cen bHniInEnam aud New Or leAns, LebanOh and SlnSLnnats also oa Nashville. service. Ia carte
 New and handsOAas chair ears (seats Cincinnau and New NOrlsans. High back seat coaches and chair cars are also run Io,risVitie, st. Louis, Evansville. Memphis Nashville and New Orleans.
 Train No. 1 carries through Pullmans frtm Chicago Cincinnati to New Orleans also through Pullman New York t0 New
 TTain No. carries through Pullmans from Cincinnati and New York to New Or leans Also through day coach and sleep CT between St Louis and Montgomery. and also through Tourist sleepers to San Fran
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-06

HEADACHES AND NEURALGIA
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 LAXATIVE PROMO Quinine. the world wide Cold and Grip remedy removes cause. Call for full name. Look for
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-06

Nt9NSs 4ASS9aSs W SAAb9u&g AA0 6ALuc0sty Wa New OrIs@nz ana Southern Pacific,
 Tram No. z carries through PuIImans from New Orleans to New York and Cin- Sinnati and jacksonville to St. Louis, maks ing connection at Nashville with through b deeper to Chicago
 Train No. 4 carries through PuIiman sleepers from New Orleans to New York, Cincinnati, Chicago and Ihrougn day coach and sleeper Montgomery to st Iouis.
 Al through day trains inake close con- nection at Cincinnati Evansville, st. Louis and New Orleans for all points, North. south. East and West
 \, For further information pertaining to rates, routes and schedules. consult FlekSC agents l. z N; R. R.. or write or call oR C. L. Wolff. Travelling Passenger Agent. 35A
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-06

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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-20
.IJN PROCER de La
Independence de
Venezuela.
Fue de los GientO y CinCuenta cen
taurOs que pelearOn en- Las Que
SeTas del Medic con ell inVictO
general Jose Antonio Paez.
Sc halIaba harapOsO en- Ia MunlcipaIldad EI So
zorro, vlvIsndO de Ia carload puhlIGa.

En- uno de los dltimos nGmeros de nueE-
tro colega de Caracas RI CONSTITUTIONAL
aparece el retrato de un anciano, de aspec-
to campesino, vistiendo una blusa de por.
diosero, con ell brazo derecho descansandc
inerme sobre Ell mismo lado de su cuerpo,
y Ia mano izquierda apoyada en- largo
rtstico baculo.
En- su semblante la senectud ha marca,
do expression dolorosa. Viste tambi6n
sombrero de paja tosca, de alas anchas y
apsrece de pie, descalzo, tras 6l Sc VI
una palizada de estacones ramaje, de pc
quefo arboI parece descender sobre el.
Ese anciano llamabase el captain Came
jo, y es pr6cer de la Independence de We
nezuela.
Vease la siguiente carta que, fecha-
da en- ell Vale de la Pascua, le fu6 di.
rigida al director de Et Constitutional,
senior Gumersindo Rivas, por ell senior Ra-
mon Sal6rzano Gomez:
'sPor este mismo correo-dice Riyas
el senior Sol6rzano-le remito una fotogra-
fla del Captain Pedro Jose Cameio, Pro
Ger de nuestra guerra magma. Ell Capt.
tan Camejo fue de los ciento cincuenta
centauros que bajo las 6rdenes del invicto
general Jose Antonio Pdez dieron Gina 4
la grandiosa epopeya de Las Queseras del
Medic. Fue h6roe en- el Yagual, Mata
de la Miel, MoSquiteros, Carabobo, ETC.,
etc.
"Hoy, paralftico del brazo que a1m6 de
Ia poderosa lanza contribuyendo & darnos
PatEia Libertad, So arrastra hnaraposo
por las GALES del Municipio FL Socorro,
solicitando de la carload pdblica el duro
mendrugo con que sostiene su miserable
vida, abandonado de todos en- solitaria cho-
"a, donde espera el fin de su penosa iris
te existencia. Ell Captain Camelo es ma
tural del Municipio Chaguaramas Sc
alist6 como soldado baio las 6rdenes del
renombrado Negro Primero Sc lie calcu-
Ian ciento ounce afios de edad.
"Al hacer conocer al pueblo Venezola-
no al Pr6cer Captain Pedro Jose Cameio,
solo me gufa el deseo de que el General
Cipriano Castro, que da al Cesar 10 que
es del Cesar, 10 restaure en- sus fueros Y
en- sus glorias alcanzadas en- los campos de
batalla de nuestra emancipation. Ell Ge-
neral Castro con su proverbial justicia bo-
rrara el ingrato pasado de nuestros ante
riores gobiernos, que con su indiferencia
mantenfan en- la miseria q uno de nuestros
Libertadores."
Al tener conocimfento de .estos hechos,
afrma el susodichos colega que el general
Cipriano Castro dirigi6 81 siguiente te1e-
grama al senior Sol6rzano Gomez:
''Diga usted al Captain Pedro Jose Ca.
mejo, Pr6cer de la Independence, que gi-
re contra el Fesoro Nacional por Ia suma
de cuatro mil bolfvares."