davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-16
elns nnp.rn etant1n.

california. @r MaDpr
PGelaH pon San 6rdnei6co,
8orTbenoer Der ooriisen llnttrfib
ungscrgdniiation. Fat in elmer DepeiGe
an RriessiscretGr Gait ale 2~lugaben,
dIs % ~irgsnopelde 6tIisgeloer fir
Die @ro5ebens uuo 5euersR ptblsibens
oen a5banoen getommsn ieisn, fir
grunolos ertIdrt. las Gomite Der
9anbsIstommer, peIfes ii6 nit Der
9eriferun9sdHseiegen6sit 6eitditigte,
berihtet, DAP oHr9 Grote6en uno
6eusr $4,000 @ebduoe 5erit0rt purosu,
bic einIhlieb'th ibrts Sn6olte8 einen
Nsrtb non $350,O00000 reprdientirs
ten uno nit $235,000,0O0 oerlidert
paren. Ban oisIsn 8eriiGerungen Iino
iest 80 ProtsHi be3abIt porben. -
Die Shulirdge in San 6raneiss
Q lit iRioietn in cine neue pbaie aes
treten, ais auf QHoronun9 Der Bun
Gssregierunq bic Sadie nun ben Sc
ri6ten CUR %gntideiouHg i6erpieisn
putoe. - Sn g an 2uis Q6iSs
20, Santa Maria, @uaoas
.Ioupeu. s 0 m a nuroen am Z.
bis. pieoer lei6te @roIi6Be oerIpirt.
~ Sin befiissr S~ii0ofiturm bat in
San 6raRttsco uno llmgebuug
am 10. bis. uielen Sddben angeridtet.
Sin Mann muroe BON elmer itirjenoen
mausr erI6Ia9en uno mebrsre tru3en
Ihpere 9~srlebunaen baron. Die int
6afen liegenoen S6ifie e~rlitten otslfa9
8eifdoigungsn uno in allen 3beilen
oer Gta6t purosn Mduern umgeps1t,
bic nod BON oem sSsuer uno rem Groz
6s6en iteben geblieben parsn uno oez
rem 5riimmer nun ben @ertsbr benz
men.
Qri8ona.- Sin our6 I6pers
GeQeugu1e e%Htitanceuer 8amm6ru6
Oeruria6te 3u Glift0n cine stpals
ti9e ue6erlhmsmmuns bic oieleH Wens
i4en ben SOB brodte unO einsu Sahz
ihaoen anriftete, Der Ii9 in bic
6unoerttauItnoe 6elaufsn piro. Das
8aNsr fam Z SUB bod pos 9blI bin
ab unb RIP aaes nit iih neg. Die
3abl Der llmgstommsnsn f6dbt man
duf Is bis 20. WlebJsre Wlsricouer
bic man 6eim 9liinoern Der Ruinen
erpthts, purosn tarserbano eyi4oI=
len.
9unfas. - 3er @ensraInnpalt
Don 8duias lat Sfritts fir bic nus
ueiTun1 osr Bsltsrn lnions 5eIegras
pbsns unb Der gu1mdnsS 6IafDagens
geIeai6dft 9et6an, neil fe bic ge3o6s
luna BON ie $4,000 @ebibren oerpgs
CERT. Sol. aearns, Elm 3situHgs=
mann Don G6ito9o mad,e einsn bers
ptssuen 8riua. 0te s. q. 8riHtm0H
gant in Great Beuo gu berduben,
iRoem II oem gaTirer einen 3ebolosr
oor bic Rdie belt. Sin Gleyt ieste
o6er ben Giu5reheral1rm IN 1bdti5s
teit. porauf Der Bandit biz 5la4t n
griff uno Fh, Don alien Seiteu e.
brdn9i, in siHem 3immtr oss Ge6daoss
Der WeQs fargo 50. psr5drritooirte.
Uiebrsrs S6a1s puroen in Dee gins
msr atgs5s6eH, UNI ben Rdu5sr CUR
u~e6ersabt sa 3pinsen. pobsi cine aus
gel tinen 5ubrmanH In einem dnoeren
3immer trof uno t0otete. Rad ungez
fdbr elmer Siun6e garlirsns srga5 nd
9earns i6lisblih - Bel elmer 3uss
coniTon 5u gittsburg puros Elm
2ugeoitnfeter sslootst unb 2 auOsre
9srionsH srlittsn i4limms 9sr.sbuns
gen.
Wfffouri.- SeltaiIer Rodes
fsQer unb 6 S5r5tamie otr .Stanbs
oro Oil Co. babs 3RansspQTIaagas
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-16
AIS DER ilenrn brit.
suiuots.

gbitdgp. - pie get6anblansen
in rem Sbsa'fhen 5u6rmuansfreiis
ProceHe briHgsR IsHia;ioueue Ginge gu
Sage, iiber Die 9lrt uno Beiie, ME
Strsits erildrt uno Der &f gs5sn.
Streit6rehsr ssfi5rt puroe. 60 purs.
ben d. 3. aus9e6laisne Gier nit Sduz
rea sefiat uH0 duf bic gferos Der
Streit5rther geporfen. I'm bic gduIe.
sum 3ur9geben 81 brin9en, uip. 0sit
brutaltr 9epalt muBten bic .9idets7
rprgebeH uno Qeib uno Qeben oel.
Streit6reher ni6t idonsn. 4nseie6sns.
5lbrer Der Qr6eiterf0oeration ptroen.
oasm Qnidein mad NIT in nus Ret.
H~ineinee5ogen. bag f6 nm Gbea unl.
@enoFeH 5ieht. 0ldn nimmt an. BAT.
Der grOoeb mia5sfsHg no6 2 Wonatt
eORrR Dtya. - DIR Saa 6es fra9sysn
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-16

9aHters Sobn 3. @dli6, Der an5ee
tla5t lit, ii4 ais Qrdieent Der per-
tradten @hicaso GatioRal gant per
IdieosHer auuregsImdbisteiteH" f6uls
big 9enaht 81 bdben. niro nun euoIih
0od uuteriudt nsroen uno 3par ooH
tiGer auf ben II. bis. ein6srufeuen
Granbiurp. ~ Sin oritter 8eamter Der
pertradten WiIpautee @De. 8dnt
i6IeH 9ngeSsnfens, oer 62idbr. 9ants
teller 6ag6drt 8re9erion, 1T nun e5ens
ians gu 3u6tbausitrafe oerurthstlt
por0en uuo 5pdr, ME feline 8orldulsr
SisHslano uHb Serin9, auf unbes
Jimmie 3tit. @r batie Ii9 Der Inter
idlagung ifaleia 6stanut. - Snfolge
oes mDiteri0ieR 2ooes oon 0Eartin
0r5oI unb beiIen 4 Ginoeru unO pes
mutbmoBlj6en Ssl5itmoroes bon BEL
len 6rau lit 6Irm. 8ilet, Elm ,Q9alrs
idler", psrboitet poroen. Mldn alaub!,
odB Die 6rau ouf 8iaets
@e6eiB f4 oa3u bergd5, i8
reu @dtten uno ibrs 8tnoer
ST. ermorosn ODER 9ilet babel bsbiliIi6
mar uno Damn, oIg lie fiirhtete, entoedi
3u pereen, Sel6itmpro beging. Der
&erbaitete aa5 81, 0aB er ben 9erfore
semen yWleoictn" oerabfollte unD oon
6rau 8r3dt 6eceutenDe 9elolummen
erbielt, nadoem Oieie bic 9eriihes
r~an9gsstoer fir lire DeritorbeRen @nz
geb0ri9en einge3ogen bate. Niht
peniger ais 5 Meui6eu iino in ben
4nldgen Der ~. Steel So. in Soutb
@bicago am g.. bis. um's 9e5en gstoms
men. Sin MdHn ber6rannte gu toOs,
inosm er ouf cine gIibenOe StablpIatte
tiel, Elm 3.peiter puroe BON elmer Gdns
s|ir.ocomotiDe i%i6srfdbren, elm oritter
murce ourn &o6lengas eritidt uuo
5pei anOers puroeu pom falenoen
Stablitiden eridlagen. Die pom
NlaDor %ernaunte Q6i6dBungscommiis
Iion bat Den Uertb oes 6epeglihen unD
iIn5eneglifen @i9entbums Der 6isiigen
@9eieaIhaften duf insge=
1mmt $50,994,7 82 Feitgsiebt, ca.
$20,000,O00 nieOriger ais bic @siel=
id)afteH iel6it ibr @issntbum abses
i46bt baben.
Qus Dem Staate. - Sbrem
6rei6risfe gemdb Bat bic Saiuois Sem
traI Balm S600,102, Z procent i6res
8ruttcperDienItes fir 6 Monate, ais
Ge5iibrsn in Oas Sta0tsi6aBamt eins
se5a5lt.
~ Daniel i. 3mim, elm anseiebener
HnpaIt in Beorio, uno Sohn oes
sE5eren QeniionscommifGrs fte6t uns
ter Der qntlage, 6Gi6ungen i'm Be
trlge Don $4,000 osri5t 81 ba6en.
S1s. SculeD. 9rdfoent Der
5r9dtfabrers Geperti6aft in 8 # CT.
2ouis uno 2eitet oes leBten Dprtigen
Observation-Disclosures, lit bort ais 2si6e
dnf3efuaoeH poroen. Gr ioQ ermoroet
IL Uroen iein.
syn 6igbppob Eel mamie
ga n be9ing bic felt ldngerem lsioenbe
Sd 1uipielerin Warn 6. 9euorb
Selt ftmoro Our6 ginnabme BON gars
5%olidltre.
Dem 9aptiHenprsojger 6. ..
06erbp yer in M arfeilIes puroe
BON elmer SurD opn "a gaiteren ienes
3iItrictes Die 8efugniB gum Qmtireu
pegen .S'9qrheit uno ungsb0riden Be
tragens" ert5ogen. @r bate in reifes
Witglieo IrirVr @emsinOs, einen 5rr.
Osgoob, 6eTdulOigt, Gigentbum gu uRs
mnraIiihen 3psden gu perpohten uRO
5israus mar b0Ier Strsit sRttanoen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-16

tIsinsn Sinner BON gtireo Sman gu
4ittston oos Saus in 6rano uno
biBteu in ben 5lammtn i0r 9s5eu elm.
- 8eim 6srobfalsn zines 6dbrItubls
in Der 5abrit Der @diisr Ulnfg. 81.
in w abnesborp nuroen 3 4rbsi.
ter gstDOtet unO 4 idper Derlsbi. -
Sn elmer 8rubs Der gparrilb Goul
So" Bel Dtltes6Grre puroen
ourd cine @~astrploTpn 2 Qr&iter oe.
to0tet uno s Derlebt. Die artaaen
Der Sniernational PortIano 9cment
so. in @ti3 d,b et b purben 3um 9e.
TRACE oon 100000 bur6 5eusr Be-
iddoiai. - Bel elmer Grplofon in sis
mem Masa3in 0sr Oriental Puluergs
ieQidIdft bel Batr Is &c purben
2 4rbsitsr 9et00tst, pas Ulaea5in pol
Iig 3erit0rt unb an @ebduoen i'm I'm
ireis DON 2 Wtilen SdoUen auaerids
tet.- gu @onu ca Il t cate branns
ten bds Qrliugten 6oteI, ods Bruins
mid 6otel, iopie 9ogisr's Moospaas
ren soauoluug %Hieber, pdbreno 0m.
9ropu's Wobnbaus ftpers 8elhdois
gung erlitt. Die 25iG6rige @tbel
5eroer, aRgebIid oas I60uIts MGbden
in Pittsbura psrgiftsts ii6, ais lie
pegsn Disbta6lB unb 5dliduRg osrs
6aftst ptrosn iolte. Sine anbere
Yitts burger S66ne, Zulu DjHgmann,
neIhe alS ange5lide 5ofter oss I2ils
Iiondrs Donu.ab bielt 9aoenkfber Be-
ihninoslt bate, purbs eiuseiponntu.
Rem Dor .-Gintn Da6ren Rat
tentonig Der Corruption nil Der Dts
itrittsanDatt Ssrome I'm Rem 0orter
8oli3etoepartemens duf bic Spur gez
tommsn iein. Gr Dia 8ensiIe aefuns
ben boben. oab Bettbubsn Better uno
Gpslunlenpirtbs Dou .prominenisn"
PoIitiferR i~pitsma!iid CUR 3abIuug
oou grottcttousgsIosrn a~Hgebnlttn
uurosn. Die grausn Der CfIeite
Don u en- 0ort pelds negsn Der trs
bobten 6eiihpreiie bic Web9erldpen
ge6optoiiei buben, sepannen ben Sieg.
Die @robihld6tsr Ba5en, infolae Der
Qusfht. 6ab bic 5siiderIdben &C.
IhloFtn psrosn. bic qreiis MEIER en-
mGBigt. ~ Sm ISL pi 6rutsrniiB
6ouis" Der gorntfl uniouFtb III
Stbnca Brad gu itibsr Mlorsens
itpnoe Elm Gsuer aus, BEN z Ben.
i6snIsbsH gum Dpfsr s%sioIsn fno.
Bier otr llmselonmeHen nasen Stus
BEATEN. biz anosr,n Sdrger Der Start
pel6s bei ben G0idar6siten 6e9ilii.a
maren.
maffd8ufetts. gsi ben
am 4. 6is. a%6le5aiisusn Municipal
noblen in 8rodtoH, 6ii6burg, @lou
cener, 5ooerbia. Qagreuce, Ularl6oro,
Rem 9ebforb northampton, Qittsiiel9,
Quincp, Springfield, 3ouutoR uno
0alt6am hsgten bic Repu6ljcdHsr in
8 BON oisltu Stdoteu unb ois 1emos
tt0teR in 3%psisHj tn Den aH6tr,n pa
ren bic QoyttigreBm oeripiiht. Ias
gotum Al @uHten ees 9srtauis 9eihie
ger 0etrdnte 3el9te cine AbDabmt. ~
Quf cine GeHe.rpioiioH in per 3. s..
5dyEegifm Stubia5rit 81 gpnn
ipla.s cine BsasrsbynHsJrunt. psl6t
IA Ge5duce 3erit0rte unb eirtn Sc
Tammti6aosn oon etpo $4,000 otrs
uriahtt. Gif perionen puroen Der
let, taruHisr cine Isbensgsfd6rlih -
On 5ofDots purben 2 orcbe 8Iods
i'm mittelpantt beg gsIfdfts6ihricis
6uy8 5euer pernidtet. 8erluR $500.
900.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-16
emf Mnff.

NoHnsth On. AoptEbsr 1903.
80 taiu tiinohs iset ga&t sHxH sIHiaa non at5tu.
HoiA 10 eas ID eaeuv@ 81 fsrbsn bgfarai,is. msir
WlHao mar beHu sans tr5dtR unb brazut; thlatfnon
70 fit fani Ssbun. 2wra brti fgGi4sH Sector R5Higs
slrsvsu.starIsr pures d banoH b,fTsit pafar 10 aae
soft DanfG attbe 9tdeR.
O. S6rTB. $40 6unbcIbt Spt, Gbimgp. lat iapn
felt 8 SasrH an BaaiuaS satrfi famtn be aaidls
nur siEaiaI m0Hetih. nit Der Sdt ebtr itts Woae.
tougtr 0ssboib uEs mtHiG arbsitsu NIB taum uoh augin
anf be SiyaBs efseu. e. iagf HEH; Bitle akaR btrs
fpratga, ma 81 furlreH. aber isiHsH aeiea9 IS. Get
eiutEl halbgH 9aArg Htfmt 10 RIM QaftE GuaiQ's
@erueH'SiarttE, thHis ieet sans irphi ane faHa Gna
nie6eT erbdisH. SO uthms oeH gErD,HsStarfsr INT
s.uuiaI tiada. rbeisia ID sIeubs ana saE3 N5tr
geaeH Gaidns obue tAR 81 ieiH.
OIL EN- meTtboouss gu5 FIR EerpsHIeaxubs
2NEEk mIrb Sehsm Der g btFlauQt. l~ussiaubt.
~ Urine trbaIirt am1 ett WtebaiH uricuiG
2ifie MleoHiz uAEbt tut beH1 Sabre I616 bon osn
Sa1u. 4ctfor Gouie, Sort @anue, Suo, lubcrCagt
nab ltst uHitr ictuer unptiuHa noH htr
KoENiG MEDICINE CO.,
100 Lake Str. CH1CAGOs liz
9ft 9pDtheferu 81 Hasen 5as
6AsoV Die 6lnlfc, o FiafcHln fdf S5.OCI
egoBe S1.55, 9 iar $500.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-16
eaos0atota.

IT. @agsn 9unoesieua,pr @Gm5le
oon Ojeism Stoat lit Die i6peye Pin
I6uioisun3 erbo6en pproea. $1400
idbylih fir ieinsH So6n, oty Die Uni
oerIitdt 9rinceton beIu6t, aus oer9uns
0escahe ae5oaen 81 ba6en, nit Ser in.
go6e, ouB 0erieI5e iein Qrjoatiecrei6r
isi.
Sine Qusobl 5armtr aus 6er
llmge5unl BON 4urord hd5en cine
Company gesriinbet 5peds 8aus zines
8etreioez Gleoators.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-16
bel Geridtsu unb auBsrgsrihtIih Cd
fabrenite
Deutfhe 3e6ts Gpnflt

49, 49, -
fabrenite
0eutfhe 3e6ts GpufaA
lent Mmtrica's.
Die pou tnm angeEslten
8olImahttR
3ur @rbe6uHg bon
Gr6 6dfttu
itRo uRbeiireitbar uRo triolgrtidf
ebenio ME isine
gormun0fhoften uub IN
mini rationtR
in europa un0 u mtrica
5olJeRoe 0 fftcitIs Cite
8ermiB ter Gr6eH
tDito ip0teniti6 %erneuert, uRb 1T Sd
.e~tn3t9e otIfGH6igs il
mettea unb @uropa.
@romann. 6rieosr.. So6n, Stsv6aR
uno Anna Sobarna qeb. Bulff, 5dHs
burg. 8obn, guopta Bilbelm aua
6rdHtfutt a. U}. grauoes. mari(
Smile Sopie, gs5. G6lers, aus grdbf
au. 6lai9, 6rieoria aus Tetorits
9amburger. &atb. as6. 2eptam, Som.
Qlice, @oitb unD Gat6., 1ranlfurt a.
VI. S6ul3, Sans uno 66tiltian dua
6orit. Berger, @rRn Don Sobanu
6rieorid aus @blingen. Semi, qaues
Sabine aus 9erd. 9tele aud 9ieit.
starI 5o9aun aus Wan3lib. Brandt,
@tten Don 9art. 8aiIsr, &aspdr aua
3uiterotnseH. Boitenoori, Marie aua
Gdroopsd. gBrmeiier, Warie. ae5.
Boitenoorf aus 8~oroopied. Gdumas
der. Gr6en pm @arl .5obann. qnbrid.
9litdo aus 4otslienen. @blert. CUB
mig aus Prsrop. Strait, Sobonu cSds
FOB aus Ginoorf. dorfer. Grnit dua
Greltdu, SfiIit .oetm. G6rtif. serb
aus StreiBjg. ShiiIer. 6etnr., Cob
6rieor. uno Wa3odlene GUS Glberss
oorf. 9ogel. Sob. 6sinr.. Cob 6riebrs
unD Ut1g0alene aus G~l6erseorf. 9oS
gel. Sob. 6siir. aus Deilar. Wittfopf,
gubpts Bid. 8rieor. aus aaie5ura.
16leifer Sobdnn aus 5orgau. Dd9s
ner, Geo aus Uelben. Ruf, Sofef aua
Gppis 5ofsu. q%eitenmaier, mariaHnd
aus Settingsu. 6eidieu6siner, Soiefd
aus 8artolomoe. G6dufes, Q6rds
tom aus 1ornnoot. W2lint, linton aug
&!ingsniein. 3iuoler, WiG6elm Dos
niiRitus aug %Qor3tHborf. qaebOIo,
geb. ulrih 2ouiis aus gonItaot. Ries
pith, &tlbelm 5rieor. Gop. aus Ros
itod. uieoom. Germ. Sob. Rtioaus
aHo Wi1rie 9arol. 5risoer. dus Gtrdls
uR0. @mrih, Deter aus Gam6er1
Sfpar3ad. }o6. 6britian ausDilm@
bcrf. RentiA, Wtl6. Worib aus Riss
oerf60na. @iouer. grnt Wtlbelm aug
observation-disclosures. prahl. 3oisf
Gus Qltlir6. Soe3aaro. g9riitiaH
Bettrien Gus 6orbsrslebeH. WInter,
4}ettr gbttfttau 9enIen aus 9onoeIn.
S4mitt. 5rieorih aus qith6aiH.
GietoD. 0erner oga UleriH. Gids
mann. Sob. Qu5pig aus qta. 6aupt,
Soiefius. Gliid5stb uno Soief aus
Y}sb Wul3er. N0am aus 8sgensbarg:
Sdeu. 5beo6pr Gus Sipplirqeu. 9ufs
text, 3catim Wlartin aus QletnsGirr.
9rapp, 5eirr. 0it.as uro 5ero. Gbris
iiop6 aus 3iuaf. 3inte. SOB. 5risbr.
@ottlis6 aus 3|ieGefb0rpert. 5plsener,
1cb1nn beiurif aus Cerel. Surg,
Sob. Guopj1 aus Deiiisdu. Gie6ert,
aorl aus Tiid6d. StabI. @arl aus
Qlts5 6pmtu. Qiiat aus Woorborf.
Die osrmibisr Gr5tn ooer beren
8at65ebsr per0sH eriu1i. T6 bis
rect an
Gbr. @lb. Gtors,
534 nine Str, SnIberf @lo6.
ROom 81. Ginttnuati, cbto az
ipenoens tUeifjer esrue mettere
EtusfuBit Grtbttlt,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-16

Der Giienba6aeu seItanosl uuo eiuen
6raipaB auf ZEN 8a6ncn tuiBt baben.
= @aS 9sriabrsn ss3tt bic Satin
res reiden 9rouertib bers MoIes
9aufmann in 9 60II8 pel6e
Der Grmorouug ibres DenHmdo6ens
&lnes BoIreis on9elIa9t tsai. 1T BIS
gum 4pri,termiH oss Staatstreissss
riots perta9. poroen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-16
Gbr. NIB. Gtor3.

90 Wtue q. Ntnetnnalt, Ohio
1T arsEtaunt Der In Tsutitsn, Deficit
Ieidsr uRb Shps;3tr
Gs4tSfa4sR
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-16
stint Dollars G5.OO)

fhg sin fanf Gal. Reg ron ben folssHbsH
Adntu:
annrtan 9Iadbtrrn,
California y o~rtipeiu,
California Gherrus 9Ret1S
California unaslieas @eius
GdItforuta Speet GdfaiubaS
6aItfsrnta Jtnsfasene.
Refut erird 9ofen fag bic @ein : ,6essH-
Btbtnfst 5 GaBoHsu fir 8 Dollars. Dee
Betns Fab ~soraRiiTt o5ioiut rein Il M
serfali4t 80 isiR.
BERDIE & ZEEN,
DisfAiers & Wins Growers
Id4 VEST water SLs MlsSsukses
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-16
Gbr. @lb. Gtors,

534 Utms Str., SuIberf @lo6.
ROom a.. Gtnttnuati, cbto az
ipeHoens iUeifer eerne tDeitere
elussuBft ertbttlt.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-20
GETS PLACE
YOUNG MAN wIL SUCCEED J. W.
 RLACK.
Former Popular Montgomerian is Ap- pointed District Managerial the Southern Cotton oil Com-
 pany for AIahama

Sam J. cassels will succeed !. w. Black as District Manager of the Southern Cotton oil Company with of- ces in the First National Bank build ing.
 rs- This announcement was made yester- day by Mir, Black after a conference with MT. Cassels, who came from Mem phis, Tenn, and spent the day here, re- turning to Memphis on an evening train. MT. Cassels is manager of the Memphis office and has held that post he was transferred from the Montgom- cry office where he was assistant man ager.
 The Montgomery office is one of the most important of the three score or more offices maintained by the cotton oil compeny. All of the Alabama bus mess of the company is transacted from the Montgomery ofice. where about fif- teen men are employed. The assistant manager of the local office Is James H. Burton.
 Since the announcement. by The Ad. vertiser yesterday morning that MT :. Black had resigned the responsible of fico. there was much speculation in business circles as to who would be hie successor. The appointment of Mir Cassels will be received with great fa- vor In Montgomery.
 Mir Cassels began with the Mont gomery office about fourteen years ago as a stenographer He was steadily advanced by MT. Black until he became assistant manager. and was later trans ferred to the post of manager of the Memphis office.
 The new manager is native of Thomasville, Ga. and is about 32 years old. He will take charge of the Mont gomery office on July 1st. when Mir Black will retire from active business.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-20
CRIME IN LAWRENCE.
People went Bad Around CourtInnd
 Saturday Night.

Saturday Night
 Courtland. June 19.-(SpeciaI )---A carnival of crime seems to be holding forth in Lawrence County just now. Late Saturday afternoon Will Rumsey was shot and killed and Ed Terry is now in jail at Moulton charged with the homicide. The preliminary trial is set for Thursday.
 Sunday night, some one fired through the window at a negro woman, on the outskirts of the town, missing her but a few inches. She claims that the shooting was done by a negro named Tom Hall, who has heretofore borne an excellent reputation. Hall is under arrest and his examining trial will take place today.
 The same night, negro, Richard Bates, apparently without any provo- cation. shot and dangerously wounded another negro, Ed. Hussey.
 Bates walked upon the porch at Hussey's home and requested a drink of water. They were adjoining farm CTS and Hussey got up to get the water for him. AS he turned his back, Bates fired on him with pistol, hitting him in the hip and dangerously wounding him. Bates left and went into house where a negro woman was sleeping a short distance away and beat her se- verely with his pistol, telling her that she could go to town and swear out a warrant for him, but that the officer would have to kill him 10 make the arrest and that if he was not killed. he would come back the next night and finish the job that he had started. A warrant was sworn out for Bates and in attempting to arrest him yesterday afternoon, Sherifh Stephenson and his possee were forced to shoot and Kill the negro.
 Joe Owen, a prominent negro planter, was struck in the head and seriously wounded yesterday by Richard Thorn one of his tenants. The extent of the injury has not yet been definitely as- certained.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-20
BILLS PASSED BY HOUSE.
Measure Go Through Under Suspen
 sion of the Rules.

Measure Go ThroMEn UmueF Suspcn-
 sion of the Rules.
 Washington, June 1s,-Under suspen- sion of the rules the House today pass ed the following bills;
 Granting to the Batesville Power Company the right to erect and con struct canal and power stations at lock and dam No. 1, upper White river; Authorizing the issdo of obsolete or dinance and ordinance stores for use of state and territorial educational in stitutiony and to state soldiers and sailors orphans homes; providing for an additional associate justice of the su- prene court of Arizona; concurrent resolution providing for joint com mission of the house and senate to sit during the summer and report to Con gress q revision and qualification of the statute laws of the United States; to authorize the board of supervisors or Coahonna county, Mississippi to con struct a bridge oross Colaw-ter rivsr; authorizing ths secretary of war to furnish a certain gun carriage 70 the mayor of the city of Ripley Tenn to enable the secretary of war to permit inc erection of lock and dam in aid of navigation in the White river near Patesville, Ark; granting to the tsrri- tory of Oklahoma, section SS m town ship 26 north in Kay county, Oklahoma to amend an act to establish standard of value and to provide for colnege systen, in the Phil ppine islnds, redue- ing the silver In Philippine coins.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-20
CLAIMS re BE DIsALLOwED.
Fire Companies Hold Meeting and Dis
 euss San Francisco Losses,

New York, June 19.-The fire insur- ance companies which met May 31 to consider the question of adjustments of San Francisco losses held another meeting yesterday and after consider able discussion unanimously adopted a resolution of the action taken at the first meeting A resolution formally disappearing the twenty-five per cent horizontal reduction failed to pass. The meeting was called for American com panies only.
 The resolutions affirmed provide:
 First. where policies covered build ings (and their contents). which had certainly fallen before the fire or which had been so damaged as to void the insurance under the express terms of the contract, claims under such pol icies should not be paid
 Second. where policies covered build ines (and or their contents), which may have been damaged or destroyed by the authorities, civil and military. si1bseauent to the cont1agration- claims under such policies should not be paid until the facts have been def initeIv ascertained.
 Third-Ca) where policies covered buildings (and, or their contents) which were probably but not certainly so damaged by earthquakes. as to be brought within the provision of the fallen building clause; or (b) where policies covered buildings (and or their contents) which had suffered from shock of earthquake, but not to such an extent as 10 bring them within the provisions of the fallen buildins clause;
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-20
News of Hamilton.

Hamilton, June -(Special) )-Mr A. H Powell and family have gone to their old home at Russellvflle on a visit.
 There are ever so many new houses being built in town preparatory to the opening of the Sixth District Agricul- tural School here September 3. This school has done great deal of good in this portion of the State.
 Mrs. C. J. Wilson, Master Stevie Wilson and Miss Sallie Thorn have re- turned home from their annual wes- tern trip to Texas, Indian Territory and other points.
 Mr Charles T. Lunsfofd, of Bear Creek. Ala, was down here on business last week
 The local dry weather is inJuring our crops and our gardens have almost burned up.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-20

or Co where policies covered buildings tand. or their contents) which had been damaged or destroyqed by the authorities civil and or military. be- fore fire had reached them; or (d) where policies covered property whose ownership. by reason of the destruction of s..eiF books and records. are unable to supply the proof of the value reauir- ed by the conditions of their insurance policies. Tn all such cases claims should be settled by reasonable com promise.
 Fourth--where policies covered con- tents of buildings which are certainly not affected by the exemption condi- lions of the policy--claims under each policies should be paid as soon as adr justed. subjected to such deduction, II any, as may fairly be made on account of the salvage resulting from the re- moval af DOT table property from build ings before the fire reached them.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-20
FIRE RACED ALL NIGHT.
pamaee at Pollock, La, is Estimated
 at s300,OOO.

Damage at Pollock, La, is Estimated
 at S3O0,OOO.
 New orleans, June 19.-Speetal dis- patches from Pollock, La, lumoerins town, tell of an all night light against q are whIoh yesterday did about $30O,- Ooo damage, destroying 12.0oo00e feet of lumber, part of the Iron Mountain Railroads trestle across Big Creek eighteen homes and one hotel and for ty-nine freight and flat cars. The largest loss was suffered by the Big Creek Lumber Company.
 The fire started Sunday evening, and it was not until daylight that the town was considered safe from destruction One of the measures by which the progress of the flames was finally stay cd was the rushing of switch engines to the scene from Alexandria, sixteen miles away. The engines steamed into the yardS where cars were burning and dragged long strings of them to safety, thereby helping to isolate the flames.
 About, 900 men were thrown out of employment by the fire.