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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-05
MoNARCHIsT ELECTED.
C:oea To Chamber of Deputies To Dis-
 rupt Republic.


 rupt Republic.
 Paris, May 4.-Jules Delahaye. the former supporter of the late General Boulanger has just been elected on Monarchist platform, to the Chamber of Deputies from Cholet, department of the Main AndLoiere, center of great textile manufacturing district and a town which figured in the wars of the Vendee.
 M. Delahaye. who was the author of the famous Boulangist manifesto of March '. 1889. declared that the idea of a restoration ot the Monarchy in France frightens no one.
 He added:
 'It appears all to be preferable to the horrible shrew-the republic. The experiment which I have made should be repeated in all Catholic constitu- encies. I am convinced that one thing alone inspires the disgust and fear or all honest men-the republic of the Cnemenceaus. Briands and Vivanis and of the general federation of labor"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-05
Notice of Sale of J. M.
 Parker's Goods.

Ntoice is hereby given that on the 18th day of May 1907. at Goshen, Pike County, Alabama the undersigned will sell at public outcry for cash, subject to confirmation by the District Court of the Middle District of Alabama, in Bankruptcy. by order of said Court, the stock of goods. wares and mer- chandise, store furniture and fixtures and attachments of J. M. Parker at the store house lately occupied by J. M. Parker at Goshen In Pike County. Alabama, at or about the hour of noon
 C. S. TUTwILER, su-tu-th Receiver.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-05
TO SUCCEED PROF. TAYLOR.
Two Men Want to Be Principals of
 Rows, High School,

Mobile, May 4.-(Special 1.-TWO can didates have been announced for the principalship of the Boys High School and the senior grammar department to be made vacant at the close of this session by Prof. T. A. Taylor. They are Prof N. R. Baker, assistant super intendent of the Mobile County public schools. and Prof. R. A. Mickle. prin- cipal of the Jefferson Street School
 Professor Bakers reasons for asking for this position, for which he claims to be as well qualified in every way as any other man, Is that he may be more with his family who need his services.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-05
SUMMONS FOR JONES.
Younr Man Wanted as Witness in
 Trial at Centreville.

YounE Man Wanted as WItnehH m
 Trial at Centreville.
 Tuscaloosa, May A. Especial )-A summons came to the Sheriff here for the presence in Bibb county of Charles l., Jones to testify in the case of John Redd, father of Bud Redd, charged with burglarizing the Ward store at Eoline.
 This burglary brought Deputy Red dick to Tuscaloosa county to arrest Bud Redd and Charles Jones at whose hands he met his death at Buhl.
 According to an order made by Judge H. B. Foster, Jones can not be sent out of the county as he Is under indictment for murder.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-05
CENTREVIIIE MAsONs.
IutereStIng Meeting is Held by the
 Lodge,

Centreville May -(Special)-The members of the Masonic Lodge of this place held an interesting meeting ai their hall here today. It IS under stood that several new members were taken into the lodge, which is now in a most flourishing condition of Its his- tory.
 A heavy rain fell in this vicinity yes terday, which again put stop to farm ing operations. Crop conditions in this section are very backward indeed, and unless the weather clears away, but little cotton will be made in this sec tion.
 County Court will convene here on Monday of next week with inll docket hut most of the cases will be carried to the jury term, which con venes here in July.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-05
stnrrn in Channel .

Cherbrough. France, May IA herce gale is raging in the channel. The French steamer Laure and the French bark Jane Guillon have been driven ashore. The bark arrived at Queens town May 1 from San Francisco. Her crew were landed and it is hoped she may be refioatedI
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-05
Phone 20
PICKETT SPRINGS ELECTION.

VIII Daniels Chosen as Mayor to suc-
 ceed Himself.
 The officers of the municipality Of Pickett Springs were elected to sue ceed themselves in the election held fin Pickett Springs yesterday, Will Daniels being chosen as mayor for an other term. The other officers elected were. Aldermen, Gen. B. L. Holt. R. l.. Harmon and John Chisholm: clerk. Edward Moore: city marshal Phil Thrasher.
 The returns of the election will be formally opened by the Council or Pickett Springs Monday night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-05
.ouer, Made Public. .

Berlin. May 4-The newly signed commercial agreement, or modus VI, vendi. between the United states ana S, cermany ~ was made public last nigh' md was submitted to the Reichstag to- day for approval.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-05
THE TEXAS WONDER.

Cures all Kidney. Bladder and Rheu- matic troubles; sold by all druggists, or two months treatment by mail for $1 Dr. E. W. Hall. 2926 Olive St. St. Louis, Mo. Send for Ala. testomonials
 adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-05

Mcdonald, Havana Banan tNOT.) MoH- ser, Puerto Cortez
 Galveston. Texas. May 4.-Arrived: Steamer Nor. (Nor.) Ordfell. Tampico; san Jacinto, Evans. New York; Mica schooner Margarette. Thomas. Balti- more; schooner Kinno. Penn. Balti- more.
 Cleared: Steamers Fl Norte. Max son. New York; San Jacinto, Davidsoon. New York: Nor (Nor: Tampico; Gott- hard (NorD sandsvalen. Havana.
 Sailed: Steamers San Marco, David son. New York; Ilford tBr.) Hills, Hamburg; Barbadoan (Br) Parker, Liverpool; Fl Norte. Maxson. New York; Gotthard (Nor. ) Sandsvalem, Havana; Nor (Nor), Odfjel. Tampico.
 New Orleans, La, May 4.-Cleared: steamers Fl Rio. Parker, New York; City of Mexico (Nor ! Ravn, Vera Cruz via Tampico: Corinto (Nor) Gunder- sen. Bluefelds via Cape Graclas and Greytown Spero (Nor.l Lunn:, Ceiba. Fl Porvenin, Ruatan and Truxillo.
 Port Eads, La. May 4.-Arrived steamers Manteo. Mclaughlin, Tampa via Mobile Russian Prince GBr.) pa- vison, Cienfuegos; Oaxaca CMex') h. errerto Frontera.
 Sailed. Steamers Ramore Head (Rr Pritchard. Belfast; Cestrian (Br ) Thomas. Havre: Chalmette, Boyd, Ha, vana. Greenbrier (Br.) Gait Bocas del Toro: Juan Forgas (Span.) Lloveras, Barcelona and Alicante. via Havana Commodore (Br) Bass. Antwerp; Bel fast (Br.) Mckee, Rotterdam via Nor folk
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-05

RHEUMATIC SUFFERERS. I have n guaranteed cure. Chronic cases that Hot Springs Has only given temporary relief, I Cure or money refunded. John CahaIOn, Chisholm, Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-05
PLANT NOW

PLANT NOW. Chrysanrhemums, COlens. Geraniums, Caladinus, VerbeDas, GladiOlas Roses, (pOt growD), Ailemanthera, etc.
 ROsemOnt Gardens. ,ryhone 1OO su-wed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-05

hostess for the Friday Evening Club.
 Miss Mary Hagan was the lucky win.
 ner of a box of candy and Miss Gen.
 evieve Watson cut the consolation, e
 pin tray. Next week this club will be
 entertained by Miss Katherine Donald
 Today Miss Emily Hervey enter
 tained for her music scholars at pic
 nic at Monroe Park. Mrs. E. J. Buck will be the hostess
 for the Doasyouplease Club Friday af- ternoon.
 Naftel will remain. here until his re- turn.
 Another guest of the weems- Rapier
 wedding. MT. J. A. Howard, has gone
 on visit to Florida. Friday promises to be busy day of the week with the drill and dance of the Peterson School and the picnic of the Knott High School Mrs. W. H. Monk will entertain the Pivot Bridge Club this week. MT. Clare Meachem was the host of
 a theatre party at the Lyric last even ing.
 Mrs Lee McMillan, who has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. Henry McMillan ] for the past week, returned to her New Orleans home this morning. Mir. F. Judd of Chicago, is in the city for a few days.
 Mir and Mrs. J. Bestor Robertson are | spending the week end at Sea Cliff.
 Mrs J. S. Robbins has resigned as | sociey editor of The Mobile Item. and her place Is being filled by Miss Price of Freemont. Ohio. Mrs. Robbins will, | in future, pursue her chosen profession of literature. and devote her time to writing magazine articles and other | things along that line. Mir. R. R. Clarke of Galveston, Is registered at the Cawthon. ---------------------- Go Via the Western Ky. of Ala. To Southern Baptist Convention Richmond, Va. Special Through Sleepers Leave Mont gomery
 e,45 p. m. May 14th. Round Trip S2f .OO Tickets may be extended until June
 17th. Fee s1 %. Secure berths now. w., H. AMERINE, Sol. F'rt and Pas. Agt., Montgomery, Ala. l adv-su-wed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-05

wANTED-By young married couple oue or two connecting rooms with bath and board. in private family. Best ref ereuces. Address Y, care Advertiser.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-05
E.-th.uoL. At Malaga.

Madrid, May 4-TeleErams from Maj aoa report that an earthduake whlch lasted seventeen seconds was felt mere on Thursday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-05
Amnteur hotogrnphers Everywhere.

AIUHtNUF HUtWBEWVHtFB F1NtEy NWtEUs Send for postal for my little book. Pointers for Kodakers': it's free.
 Boyle, the Kodak Man. adv-sa-tf Mobile, Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-05

Mrs. Morton of Columbus. Miss. who was one of the out of town guests for the Heron Whiting we'd ding, will be given a bridge party Monday evening by Mrs George Robin son, at the residence of MT. and Mrs. T. W. Whiting.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-05

Ndr. W. NJ. Marshall will be ab-
 Ant from the city several days dur gng the coming week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-05
Central of Georgia Railway

Arrival and departure of trains Union Pas ssnger Station, Montgomery. Ala Effect- i've January 6. 1soT. 90th Meridian time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-05

MT. John Naftel, who was a guest at the weems- -Rapier wedding. has re- turned to Montgomery and will short
 Miss Agnes Carr has also returned 10 her home in Montgomery,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-05

Last night Miss Marie Christian wa'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-05

Capt J. Ed O'Brien of Pensacola is in the city for few days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-05

The Thursday Bridge Club will meet the coming week with Mrs. Gregory M. Luce. Mrs. Luce has recently re- turned from a lengthy visit to New York where she purchased some stun ming hats and gowns.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-05
MARINE NEWS.

Arrival and Departure of Vessels at
 Southern Ports.
 Mobile. Ala, May 4.-Arrived: Schooners Rob Roy, Newberry. Havana; Persia, A. Colweu, Colwell. Havana. Cleared: Steamers Mobila (Cuban), Mcdonald, Havana; Banan (Nor.) Mon ser, Puerto Cortez.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-05

The 800 Club will be entertained or Thursday by Mrs. J w. Black.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-16

AnS7Cer to Government Suit Filed
an st. Louis.

ST. Louis July 1.-THE answer Of the Standard
oil Company and its allied companies and officers
TO the action brought against them here by the
FEDERAL Department Of Justice was filed to-day.
Taking UP each Of the specific allegations of the
complaint the answer denies that the defendants
have engaged in any conspiracy in restraint Of
trade in OIL that the Standard has attempted
sthe competition by compelling competitors to sell
bates which its competitors were unable to obtain.
Specific denial is made that in 1876 and 1871 the
Erie and New York Central railroad companies
made preferential rates 10 the Standard Oil Com
pany on shipments OF oil from Western Pennsyl-
Vania TO New York as low as 20 cents a barrel.
While competitors We're compelled TO pay 81 10
to 81 20 for similar shipments 1t is declared that
the higher rates were well known to all shippers
rs nominal ana that they knew that the actual
rates were matters Of special arrangement between
the shippers and the railroads because of the
war then prevailing between railroads anxious to
secure oil traffic,
Denial is also made that these preferential rates
We're made TO enable the Standard oil Company to
make war on the Empire Transportation Company
or destroy its competition The answer denies that
an agreement was made between the Standard Oil
Company, the Erie. New York Central and Penn
sylVania railroad companies In 1871 by which the
oil traffic divided between these roads under
an agreement to pay the Standard Oil Company
exclusive rebate OF 10 per
The allegation that the Standard OH Company
forced sale of the business of the Empire Trans
portation Company is denied. but It IS admitted
that the Standard bought out the business in order
extend its own
Denial made that in 1872 or 1882 the Standard Oil
Company secured a monopoly OF the pipe lines from
the Western Pennsylvania OIL field, enabling It TO
fix the rates OF transportation. or that the Stand
ard OIL Company caused the railroads to discrimi-
nate against competitors or TO monopoNze the COM
merce in Oil
Admission IS made that in 1881 1889 the Con
tnental OIL Company, q subsidiary Of the Standard
oil Company. contracted with tie United oil Com
pany and the Florence oil and refining Company
70 take their entire products, and that It continues
70 do that the contract has expired, but the
defendants declare that this was not done to sup
press competition.
Tho allegation IN the governments complaint that
the Standard Oil Company has secured Il monopoly
Of the oil trade IN the Northwestern States by In
ducing the railroads to refuse tc make through
rates from St. Paul and Duluth to Eastern points
is denied. The charge that the profits OF the
Standard Oil Company in excess of dividends are
enormous IS declared to be false.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-16
MANY TRUST INQUIRIES
Bureau Of Corporations Busy-The
Cotton Exchange Investigation.

Washington July 15-The investigation of the
cotton exchanges Of the country conducted with
q view ascertaining the effect OF speculation IN
the prices received by the growers, has made such
progress that work on the report has already be
gun This investigation which is being conducted
by the bureau Of corporations has been prosecuted
in all cities where cotton exchanges are main
tanned, but notably IN New York, New orleans
and Atlanta OF course. nothing be given out
for publication at present. but the assertion IS
made that some surprising facts have been Sc
cured and that the report will prove OF the utmost
interest when II is ready for the public.
In addition to this Investigation, the bureau
IS investigating number of industries and trusts
with great vigor. The oil industry IS being M
vestigated with view to determining the relations
between the cost Of production and the price 20
the consumer. the investigation being carried on
both here and abroad.
The Harvester Trust is being investigated with a
view TO determining whether it be prosecuted
under the Sherman law, although the extent to
which this organization owns patents which are
IN themselves government created mouopolies
makes IL prOblematcal whether q successful prose
CutiOn could be conducted.
The question OF patents issued to federal en-
ployes on goods used by the government is being
examined as 1t Is maintained that IN some notable
instances federal employees have made inventions
a result OF the knowledge and facilities they
obtained as such, and then, by selling tho patent
rights 10 trusts, compelling tho government TO
pay eNorbitant prices for articles It IS compelled
to buy.
The question OF the extent to which the canal
and lake Transportation OF the country has been
absorbed by tho railroads thus eliminating com
petition. IS being made tho subject of special in
CURRY, is also the alleged combination Of coast
wise shipping interests. Tho Lumber Trust. which
has como TO the attention of the government
largely through its forest operations. is being
probed, and an exhaustive report the steel IN
dustry which IL IS said. will make Interesting
reading for the members OF tho Steel Trust Will
soon be given 10 the public, The tobacco industry
IS also under tho m!scroscOpe Of tho Commissioner
or Corporations and Il Is promised that when these
Investigations have been completed and tho results
made public the student OF Industrial conditions in
the United States VIII have extremely In
terest!ng reading at hts disposal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-16
NO MORE ATCH1soN ISSUES LIKELY
President Ripley Hopes to Do Without
Them-No Extension Work Planned.

E. p. Ripley. president OF tho Atchison, when
asked yesterday In Chicago about the report that
the road would have 10 float more securities soon
because the subscriptions the $28 10000 bond
issue yielded only S, 500 600 said that the road
hoped get along with what money II had owing
70 tho fact that Il doing extension work.
IF further financing is necessary he added.
there several things do. We might
sell FIRST mortgage bonds. general mortgage
bonds but bonds the Eastern Oklahoma line,
Of which have 100000 available. Wo have
other lines we might fall back on similarly, or we
might issue notes. The chances are. however that
VIII not have 70 do any of these things
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-16
BANK TO DISCONTINUE OFFICE HERE
]. P. Morgan Co. To Be Agents of Can
adam Institution.

The New York branch Of the Sovereign Bank Of
Canada II was announced yesterday. would close
its office in about two months. the
hank could make the necessary arrangements with
its local customers. J. 2. Morgan & Co. and the
National Bank Of Commarce viii be the banks
New York agents IN the future.
c s Larskau. the banks agent, said yesterday.
that the reason for the change was that J. r Nor
gan 4, co. were heavy stockholders and ne pre-
erraF they had decided that the business could be
equally well taken care OF by them and at the
same time would save the commissions. lie saFa
the New York branch established about year
and = half ago and was doing good business
It was thought probable IN banking circles that
- ~ LII, 81 rntrerc hront and reform begun by
the recently appointed president. AIniius jarvis
II was rurnored yesterday that some or inc pah >
other branches might be dispensed with before
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-16
FRISCO CONCERNS STOCK ON SALE
Subscriptions Wanted for 100000 in
Shares of Bond and Mortgage Company.

The United States Mortgage and Trust Company
and the California Safe Deposit and Trust Com
pany announce that 100000 OF the capital stock
Of the San Francisco Bond and Mortgage Company
will be offered for public subscription. books to
close on July y.
This company has been organized TO lend money
on the bond and mortgage plan In san Francisco.
This involves the issuance Of bonds which shall be
secured by first mortgages on income property ;
also the sale OF guaranteed mortgages
The San Francisco Bond and Mortgage Company
has an authorized capital OF 100000. 1t pur-
poses 10 invite foreign and American capital 70
assis- in the rebuilding of San Francisco. Since
the FIRE San Francisco has spent In the recon
struction Of the new city 100000, and it is es-
mated that fully $.0oOG.l0 viii be required IN its
building operations during the next five years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-16
STOCKHOLDERS TO GET 100000.
Safety Car Heating and Lighting Company
Will Distribute Increase Of Capital.

Tho stockholders Of the Safety Car Heating and
,,,F,,{ne, Company at a special meeting held yes
teriav in Jersey city approved a resolution OF the
hoard Of directors increase the capital STOCK OF
tho cornpanv from s5.0Oo0O0 to 100000 and DIS
trr,,te II as a stock dividend among stockholders
If record on July 10 80
II was announced after the meeting that the lo
rer cent stock dividend would be paid TO the STOCK
[f5ers as rapidlv as possible and that 1t was eN-
r,ected the distribution would be completed by Sep
TENDER Is. . 49,, o,,,oo
The increase IN the capital stock or the company
- - q, order more nearly cQualiZe the
va Iation Of the plant and the capital STOCK. re-
cer yaIuat ton Of former having shown II TO Dc
greatly IN excess OF Sc, 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-16
STEEL FoUNDRIEs' BONUS 100000.
About That Amount Divided Among Officers,
Mr.. Lamont EXPLAINS.

Robert p. Lamont. first vice-president Of the
American Steel Foundries Company. IS quoted in
Il dispatch from Chicago saying that the total
amount Of bonus TO be received by the officers Of
the company is q little less than oue-half Of the
$4,000 reported. Tho arrangement. he says. was
made with ex-Judge Gary acting for the stock
holders and reported 70 the Stock Exchange
Mt tho time. The division among the officers Is not
pro rata according to salaries. but arbitrary. Mr.
Lamont figures the amount TO be divided from last
years business less than SII0.OI0
Present business shows falling on he says
The year took hold OF the company It had
lost $4,000. Now 1t has surplus Of 100000 which
we worked up. The salary arrangement fair
enough. but 1t would have been wrong 10 declare
dividends
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-16
RuLINa ON TRUST coMPANYs scRlP

Washington July l5.-In the case Of the Depos-
itors' Savings and Trust Company OF Cleveland
and the issuance by that institution OF certain
scrip which the government at first decided
so used as TO come in direct competition with
tlonaI bank currency and in which Mr.. Capers
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue. directed the
collector to ascertain the amount OF scrip issued
and levy an assessment Of the 10 per cent tax inn
posed upon state bank circulation the order OF the
commissioner has been temporarily suspended and
the assessment will not now be made or the tax
collected The commissioner, after fully reviewing
the arguments OF counsel for the bank has de-
cided that If the scrip issued by the company is
confined 10 its present purposes il would hardly
come within the requirements the fixing
= 10 per cent tax upon it circulating medium
Realizing however, that the general plan and the
scrip itself could be easily used to bring it
within the taxable provision OF the statute, the
collector at Cleveland has been instructed TO ascer
tain from time time the amount OF scrip and the
D,rposes for which Is being issued, and
the commissioners office for such further decision
as these developments may make necessary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-16
CONSOLIDATION COAL DIVIDEND.

Baltimore July 15.-At q meeting OF the directors
of the Consolidation Coal Company. held to-day.
the regular quarterly dividend OF Ia per cent was
declared After the meeting there was nlaoe pubic
s,1t.rnent showing that the earnings OF the first
ev months were sufficient, after paying the usual
ai,-idends and making proper allowances for de-
,rarjarfon TO leave a surplus more than largo
enough 10 pay the regular dividends for the re-
r1aiuder the year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-16
WINTHROP DAMAGE CLAIM UPHELD.

The Appellate Division yesterday reversed the
Judgment of Justice Leventritt which refused 70
grant an order TO Henry r. Winthrop compelling
the Corporation Counsel to bring action to have
damages TO his property assessed.
Mr. WINTHROP owns a place 42d street between
DeDew Place and Lexington avenue When the
Board OF Estimate ordered part OF Depew Pace
1.Ioced he said that his property had deprecated
and he sought a mandamus TO compel Corporation
Counsel Delany to bring action to have the dam
ass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-16
..o,,r IM MArERa. PIERcE cAsE.

DALLAS Texas July l5.-Federal Judge Bryant. at
Sherman to-day refused 10 turn over the Waters
Pierce OH Companys affairs 10 me state IeceiF1i'
- -, ,rst the federal receiver would not be
allowed 10 sell anything but commodities hanued
Inv the company pending an appeal on the state
judgement against the company for more IMAM sI'-