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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04

5 1,,re,,ar;,,p tie formula al the y Golden
Medical Discovery, was well \ aware OF
The objections to suga and i. Alcohol
and carefully eliminated them, from llls
5nledicinc. 3 81 ss Ii s$s "
ago, wien lie was il general, 4
and active practice lie found that q
jcoti,binatior, Of certain herbs and roots
MADE Into al, altcratiye extract, without
tie use Of alcohol would always put the Y
stomach into healthy condition, nour..s
ish3tlie tissues, feedtl blood and nerves
and slp,,t Sl,ealthySto tone into he whole
system. This y Discover ma kes rich
red 9blood ID and lis 81 d powerful tissue /
Ebuilder,sGives the tired Sbusiness man or \
woman, renewed & strength and health
Rapidly growing school. girls and boys
often SHOW impoverished blood by the 4
5pin,ples or 5boils which appear Oh face or
6i,cct.. To eradicate the poisonsI from the
blood, and feed the heart, lungs and \
stomach, Oil pure blood, nothing Sis So
good as Dr. 2Pierce's Golden M edical Dis.
scovery, Nothing spoils the red corpus
scles Of tile blood and causes such pale
ness 81 the face as malaria, his sis also
true or tile RIP on :! y put sy our
Mouse ii orderNSby making the blood I
p ,i,1e You 3w;li not@be subject to such
troubles. This I" N etical Discovery ~ Y, Of
SDr Pierce is Just the thing for hose who
are recovering ::oip. attacks Of the grip,
malaria, Of typhoid .$$ i is&as onstr,1c.s
tive tonic whose fect isl 10 increase the
Blood cells rapid increasing the red 4
Blood ,corpnscles, bringing back color 70 4
The restoring appetite and strength
4Intthe case ofaged men and sWonienltt1s8
d tonic 5wlic prolongs life and vitality
b VT has been about two months since
II stopped using Dr. Pierce ~ Golden IN
Medical \ D Discovery, writ ties u M .SVe n
tiers, ESD /, 81 Regina, Pike CO., ty.$#5ss "
stayed down in T exas last year and con-
5t,acted ch;;ls and fever while there.
came back &c Kcntncky and was about
shaking III s boots off my feet swhen
commenced asing only Weigl,.etd 4
lag pounds. Had been suffering with
Schills and fever for twelve q mouths:
Took Treatment from my doctor and (
tried many kinds OF patent medicines, q
and &al, seemed 10 do no good. Since l. Y
have used forr4 bottles Of pr Pierce's
Golden VI e3ical Discovery, and one |, vial 'll
Of & his Pellets feel well In every,
respect aud weigl i IS pounds instead OF
only I49, my weight when begaI, ats ats
use. sIlatlyise the whole South to keep
itsin their homes all$the time, aud Twill
guarantee they will have no more chills
and ifeyerif used as directed. Y 5,83
Sick people are invited to consult Dr..
5R. v. Pierce bySl letter nee. All . COR -.3
respondence is held Il as strictly pr yats
and sacredly confidential. "a
NATURES BOOK 81 a. 53tiS
Those desiring to know something
about the body in health and disease,
also medicine and surgery, without tech
nicalitics, should read the /" Common
Sen. Medical Adviser by R.SiV Y. Pierce
M. :. which can be had by sending
to Dr. K. Nj, Pierce, Buffalo, n
one.cent stamps for the cloth bound ,.orf
+ stamps for; the ipaper-coveredb book.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04
Shorts Were Disappointed

ma siiirci,l Y Ycre dls;tl'7
ointei Siond,iy MINT ie4a,lse i,
taikel ma rl ior s q Y sos Ma MA
I'M 'nIeaa nset. wernt va NYel kFnN W
thn, wolghts,s pc BAKERS fallsu. !, \,
shnw M. ard was Oh
muebSt he z u
crowd that gathered a. tne5 u
;Strert IUllib hpuse,f i IN \
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04
ALLEGED Sneak Thief,

Policeman German lastliight arrested u
young negro named I'erry Coles in the
net Of tlying, the front door 81 no, sOl
taken 10 THE Second Station. a pawn
Ticket for am overGoht WAS found m HIS
pocket, and he wore III hat believed W
have been stolen,5 I'll 516 q NJ i, KS 5s
THE case Will he heard In the Police
Court this morning. ae5 t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04
Initiate Ten Candidates

5,hoSlIlks will have Zen ctlnd idnte s atosinl-
tate Tonight, which wi anoa doubt lcp ~,
- ~ n ~ thennnunl Christmas rec
will tilke MS y, /. 9
sen-socal 4 Slks 3 rI Ins
+ .,ac On Ell NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. baskets to the
poar and
hodays hey das5rlo orits
~ "a imenibers s;oSto-morrow mig ht
the homc5awIll be crowd 6.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04
#LEVIMsON AZ BANKRUPT
Petersburg Merchant States LA,
,bilities at Over Ssycn I TIL cusand.i

tiled yesterday msthe Iiilitel States Dis \
Btrlct Court by. n aeon l.evinspn. through
Hamilton and Mann, attorneys. n l.nYinson
;;eltlemen's flniishirs and notions Mt
No: 200 North Sycamore street. Peters,
burg md sfar$ ynnis NJ to- July l9pi.
5sftS ALSO III nalitnersiin With an0thcla
sinan ,rhpsnggrastttrE o. sscls il, tnted ~
So ii3,a III Whehs ss,nis9l @clatlped ny ~
nj s7t6a. II a 4 csohpanying 4 he pet Zion sts
III statement IN The nat,rn Of mn in,yen-g
tdIy plAcing Nc NlIln 2. llna Stock !! 9 I'm.
Etinionnt pf Sl7l.77 arc secured, besides thns
aattoi'hcys foes Of 81 u 5G Four Ricnmond8
firms are creditors 10 the aggregate
Amount nom Of about $1,000. and ssi& others
lsire creditors IN smaller Suns, .,S q. q \,
# Owing IA an he. N bsencG from me 9 "
Been sI namtd Eto tpkp ellarse Of the ASS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04
Were Qualified.

III the C,hunrery Court yesterday y.
l.Dcnocn qualified ils administr'ttor. p.
u, NJ, G t, H., OF the estate OF &C. y.
Clash, and lintie GuNernalpr us adnlills-.
TRAITOR of.tEe estate Of Elizabeth 5lSen-
lphnus, which WAS valued ut $500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04
SELL VALUABLE LAND.
Augustine Royal & Go.
Will Offer Attractive Property,

e ~ noon to-day Nj. augustine RoYall
VIII sell at public auction IN the tourt-
houses III Manchester fortyrtWp acres 81
land adjoining Forest ~ ~ l'pr.{, This
suburban properly, his part cil;ll' location
1heing one he l' q
folks who Wish, y rest from ms n,ISy
scenes Of city3life during summer, rnis
3lnnd being III close proximity tG ,he car,
line affords the one beng SO fortAinit,e
h as To purchase II Il lWp7 fpld ilyrSt nlenl. e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04
Y One Charter Granted,

,rho State Corporation Commission has
chartered tile Tidcwuter3 MISUNDERSTANDING
Works lncorporntc,D. Norfolk. @, L. Gil
bert, president; ~, Nj l'lannnl, secretary
ana ti,eislrer;4 w. r. Marshall, director,
ali or Norfolk, Ma. Capital stock, $40, oC0.
Objects: 70 conduct q. "a general electro
buifins and grinding and polish
ing business in all It's branches and de-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04
I astssDay a Big One

IS Captain frank w. Cunninshnm, city.
collector took lii over sl59.Q00 on M ondny,S
Which WAS theia Inst day on wNlcil wv
taxes could bc paid without the addition
OF the penalty jt. "A, 3i,4 #
Whilci Captnin$Cu was not reP ISL
suluircd 10 lseea Ills Office, opcn on Mon
day he did so III order to- allow those
settle. 5yi* sf5 jS5si45 K ,sl.sl hi X
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04
WHAT 'CUEI JURY COST
Nearly Two thousand Dollars ?!
Expended IN the Il Famous Case.

The clerk of the Gorpor'ltion Court OF {. 4
sCharlpttesvilc has forwarded .tofths Auul-5
tor Of Public Accounts stt statement ~
The Ell ensc or thcN tsomnpnw ~ an the
securing OF III Jury and the maintenance
Of. the jury during the trial of ~. Snlnuel
.AlcCI,e. convicted of Wife inurde r . q t
5Clnrlottcsvllle,s In November last. III lfor
mileage ;md#nttendnnct fort the No!nlre-
men ana jurors Il total expense OF 81 sob
%. / N all 31G3 men We're summoned IN the
These men claimed attendance fnr613 ito
70 days. ana the4paynentsa Of indlvid uals
for attendance ma mileage ranged = IN
amount from $l932 to 5000. sit{ HI 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04
II Mr.. NAtwell Preaching.

Services are in progress a Bread Street
Methodist Church of hiGlf Rev. ieorsc5
al Spooner is pastor, & and viii continue
all the week. g$588 38
rev III. slI;s .Ntwell, OF Danvillr, ,ls
preaching nightly, and the meetings heltl
10 TAI, hive been wclli;tttendcdgnnd6 prom
isinE,lF 3tt ij}5iGE55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04
Science.

4 Tie School uf Domestic Science will hold
Its first meeting OF the new year Sat the
hume. OF Tho school, No, III North Ninc-
tc,nth Street at u O'Clock tp-Iay. (,
Business Of great mportlnGe VIII nc
brought beforeEthc meeting, RI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04
Schools Reopen.

All ne publlc schools lof the cry resumed
work YESTERDAY after Il holiday tpegnmns on
Tie Friday preceding 8Christniis5y Tie a.
tendance upon most Of Them was large, but
OF course, ii NIL be several days before mo
entire student l,pdy resumes Work "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04
Letter From. Judge Wexford,

lIQrmcr5 Jndgei3 lNellItlola 8 VI NV ~,
Wi Mi {, Erat el,lllnngliian y
btaltiTul tthrlstmls y wll ~,
asks 10 be kindly Irfrnerl1e \ Y w y ~
'SJ,ldra SWcllford Isl one Of thnSlnoS I,oplls
llr men ,sho ovsr SAT on the b1nell oIslll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04

onc IN Ashland MS tile. one desc lhe1 ~,
tho papers Ass having been stogilS from
Mr. ones lie latter w,s M nnu
ves terdup. SIr The negrD Of whom lti :,
Observation-Disclosures llaveit s,n
Sunugiit, no will be tca5 @. =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04
GOLF TOURNAMENT.
New Years Medal Contest, Of
Hermitage Club Monday,

1.-The annual New Years medal Play tourna,
ulent OF the Hermitage Golf f'lnh was held
on MondpS i;ts, with an unusually large NUM-
Der lpf entrles. y5
TIle tirsl prize. . handaone SHY W. euI, Of.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04
n GETS HIS MARE,
Thief Left Her in Ashland and
She IS Brought Home,

Forncr Mayor MR. J Jones, Of Barton
Heights is harry over the rae,o;y x
s nl5 'f from Ills stable s,nnday nishe
nnd ridden away tss, q ne GIN .ii5 si55
fine mare was offered for s'llG, g q
'front.' FSDf tho Ashland HOUSE l,yS w negro.
aud that mig tic house sya $ robbed
sW hen tic niuiea w,is recpgl iztf By some
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04
< ,OFFICERS #ELECTED.S

Annual Meeting Sunday Of First First
Baptist Church Sunday School.
At33 tho annual meeting 81 The FIRST
Baptist Church s,induy school, held ,iill
thclrssrhool room on snndlY last, the fol II
loving orficcrs were elected for The cll-E
suing year:a1 tt35!Qs!t &! II
Superintendent, D.{ s. Alact art .fllrsta
assistant OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. a. W l'ilt tersnn
second nssistant, sllpertnt en,ient MI hl!r
"a. Clarke; secretary aud treasurer, "
liim II, Word; nAsistnn tfsnere ~ n o"rs
ard Jenkins; collector, II, =. M S'1rdS,
librarian, ,Iu,soili,S Ispsher; ilssIstaIlt III
5Ellfariana. q 81 a. Powell, ~, s.l.ockett;S
purchaser and dlstlibuLtlt ~ l.tertt'lrc,s
Ia Leslie srenre. Jr,; nutshell dircctor,
= ,sJcnklns;i pianis,4 l'l'atcsspr lc.tNVnt-3
SONY 4, .5,5 s Y u e t,s 81
8l.hsspho is ina most llpurlshing cont
dition ind invitcS the publ ir,,. ~ IN heb'
school room at any II tlnlr.$ 'lNhe snrY.csss
5coHllnence4;lt 9:aos a Nl,#nyfry sabbath
morning, f(89Sf la Fl *
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04
Receives Callers,

(;nvprnor Montague spent yesterday AT no
Executive aepnmpjlnt& reeeiy ine9i callers and
isrosng OF his mail snna oshsf ilnl me
Sep,ttnryS II. j! i,gglestou W..a l,l 1illrp,
hipng returned from shsS ZONE ~ t'liarlosle
counts Mllere lie epentf the holidays f Bl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04

work Ieifas I'LL the tiness,It tie ~
Snity5theS DulislMor the gedln1,s RI, q.
Z tMore8to dc r. tied Than Scorned Is l 70
tho week, WITH hn5tisual ulatl-s
5ii@es Thursday and Saturday. S ii I43 E55 5 z.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04

u diseased all tliese
functions are inter-
5fered with. Poisott..Ii
! otis matters are thrown
back Into the blood ca,,s.i
ing headaches bowel air.'8
( Irregularities, and often 50. /
we're illness as jat,ndice,
wherein these liver poi.s
soiis are 50 abundant ga a
,to give ID yellow color toS
tile skin, A2 bilious spell
lis siiilplyitlie result q an an
effort made blythe liver l''s,.
TO catch wien over
worked and exhausted
Tie Discovery is q
liver regulator and lt!l rich re
blood maker ,,i,strpassed.
IF Dr r . ". Pierce, wien
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04
The Great Tragedian.

NV Ii is worth the8prlee OF admission 70 sc
q t;nrrick Gaupt. ono nt the old time trpkf-
dlans, do his stuEt al the Isiiou this week
sS.fMors 10 be Pllled Than Seorned is the
nome ot the pfodpelioll, and While I, ne Nc
s3IIay ba1,lshes that right NJ tle outset,
a{,fe B,aney plays are never SLOW, Mhht7
eyer may bs said Of hem, Action Is ne
kayiS0te, sfld tite inntthis The best Stgossinle
4 tt,,asi for AN the productions which bear
2fslnSIsaiJic olithcsauthpis 'Gafrlek, when
occasivl, requires khHnser a'id os..ef
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04

of sixty h, twn carloads
5ntd is 1pfthelmost lavish urh ORD I, ~,
'ri,sE& is Tor one ma inee MY,
n.hI 1niy; and the cnrtiin$w r,se, ~,
ana s promptly III order that the le,,t-
ares OF the big show may pe wv p ~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-26
GERMANY's PURCHASE.
VIII Build Home for Its Embassy in
 Washfnxf0n.

Washington. June 25.-The German government has purchased a splendid site for its embassy overlooking Sher- idan circle on 8 Street, in the north west section of the city. The proper ty, which is shaded by mangificent trees, rises to a considerable height above the street and measure about 3Oox1e5 feet. The negotiations for the purchase of the property have been in progress some time and have just been successfully concluded
 On this site will be erected a splen- did stone strcuture on the style of Frederick The Great, reproducing his ingenius outline, Sans Souci castle, or the new castle of Potsdam. The plans have not yet completed nor mas the Berlin government decided. the exact amount it will spread that 1t will expend on It's knew home. The pres- ent home of the embassy is inadequate to meet the needs of the Ambassador the dining room is so small that 1t will not accommodate more than twenty, which proves a severe tax up- on the hospitality of the embassy, as 1t makes necessary a constant series of small dinners through the official season.
 Emperor William has taken keen interest in the subject and will per- sonnaly approve the plans of the building.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-26
Smooth swIndIera Arrented.

New York. June 25.-Locked up at the Newark. New Jersey, police headquar- ters, waiting to be arraigned by the postal authorities before United States Commissioner Bigelow tomorrow .are four men and one woman. all of whom, according to complaints made by Post Office Inspector Cortelyou, are interest ed in an alleged bogus commission busi- ness.
 The prisoners are recorded as John B. Williams and wife, Frank P. Will son, John Powers and Luke F. Gala gher The officials claim that for some time they have been on the trail of a gang who use the United States mails the credit rating of the commercial bu- reaus and a plausible scheme to obtain large consignments of merchandise to sell on commission. The complaints from the shippers are always similar. They sent goods on thirty, sixty and ninety days credit. but never heard from their goods or received pay for them.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-26
FAST SCHEDULE AGAIN.
Eighteen Hour New YorI-Chicago Rum
 f0 hN RAmumaeA


 New York. June z5.--The eighteen hour running schedule for the Twen- tieth Century Limited between thia city and Chicago, temporarily abana doned following the wreck at Mentor. ohio. will be restored tomorrow.
 The following announcement was made by President newman of the New York Central
 The rigid investigation of tha wreck on the Lake Shore at Mentor. Ohio. which has been made by the off1- cials of the Lake Shore Company and by the State railway commissioner of Ohio, who with the chief inspector Of railways for the State made a personal investigation at the scene of the acci- dent, having shown conclusiveiy that the accident was not caused by the speed of the train, 1t IS now decided unnecessary to longer continue th9 slower schedule of tine Twentieth Gen. tury train. the time of which was heightened pending a thorough inves- tigation of the cause or the accident. Its schedule of eighteen hours between New York and Chicago will be re- sumed Monday, the 26th.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-26
DEBATE CONCLUDED.
French Deputies Argue Church aud
 State SeparatiOn.


 State Separation.
 Paris. June 25.-With the settlement by the Chamber of Deputies of the controversial point in the church and state separation bill relating to the formation of governing bodies destined to take over control of the churches. the debate was practically concluded. The bases of reform. including the cut ting of the bonds uniting church and state, the abolition of budgetary pro- vision for members of the clergy, ex- cept those entitled to pensions, the sure disposal of religious affairs and the constitution of parish societies. all aroused heated discussion. The last named question attracted the close att tention of the opponents of the bill, the desire being to prevent church property becoming the object of fu- ture political strife. It was finally de- cided that the governing bodies shall have power to make church collections and charges for ceremonies and to form reserve funds for the mainte- nance of the clergy and the edifices, but they are not to be allowed to re- ceive legacies.
 The Chairman of the Committee maintained that the state did not de- sire to render the church impotent to continue its work. which would be the case unless mutual intercourse and as- sistance was allowed.- Finally. with a proviso for official supervision of the finances of the societies in order to prevent the funds being used for po- litical propaganda, the clause was ac- cepted. The only point left for dis- cussion is the regulation of the public worship with penalties for breaches of the law.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-26
The Equttable Inycstixation,

New York, June 25.--with Attorney General Mayer and his deputies work ing over the evidence taken by Su- perintendent Hendricks of the State Insurance department in his investiga- ton of the Equitable Life Assurance Society, and District Attorney Jerome also Investigating the Equitable, pro- ceedings against the men who. Super intendent Hendricks says, accumulated profits for themselves as the society's expense. will be only 0 question of days. The Attorney General and AL exander T. Mason, the deputy in charge of the formers office here, were in consultation today, and tomorrow MT. Mason will begin the actual draw ing of the papers against the direc- tors who it is alleged profited from the syndicate transactions.
 Attorney General Mayer tomorrow will go to Albany, where he win have a long conference with Governor Hig- gins. former Governor Odell, Super intendent Hendricks and some of the party leaders in both houses Oe the legislature.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-26
LYNCHING MAY OCCUR
VIOLENCE PROBABLE IF NEGRO DANIELS IS CAPTURED.
BIoOdhOunds Follow Murderer of Mr.
 Wright Until Trail iS Lost in Swamp-Decatur Citizens Go to the Scene.

Decatur. June 25.-(specisi. )-The Advertiser correspondent returned late today from Leighton. sixteen miles west on the Southern Railway. where a street duel occurred late yesterday. c. w. Wright. former tax collector of Law renee county. who was shot by Frank Daniels. a negro. died late today
 Daniels is from Courtland
 Bloodhounds followed Daniels trail until 8 D. m. today when 1t was lost in a swamp six miles from Leighton. Every effort is being made to locate him but has failed up to this time.
 Great excitement prevails at Leigh ton. and if the negro is caught he will be lynched.
 party of about two hundred men from this city went to Leighton this afternoon,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-26
PARIS sURMIsING.
Anxiety Felt Over status of Affairs in
 Morocco.


 Morocco.
 Paris. June 25.-Speculation is rife regarding the probable purport of Ger many's reply to the French note re- garding the proposed International con- ference over Moroccan affairs. which reply has not yet been received. The statement that Germany would refrain from replying before further verbal ex- plantations took place between Premier Rouvier and Prince Radolin. the Ger man ambassador, is not regarded seri- ously in we'll informed circles, where will not take place before Wednesday, when the reply from Berlin may reach Paris. but the officials are without definite information on this point.
 It is alleged that the contents of the reply were given out today. in which Germany requests q clearer statement of the French program for Moroccan affairs, suggesting that each subject be discussed subsequently, in accordance with the terms of the Madrid conven- tion, the two points principally referred to being coast trading and frontiers. and that should France accept Germany would abandon the idea of the confer ence. This. however. is regarded as a surmise.
 Meanwhile. public anxiety relative to the eventualities, though somewhat abated. is still intense. The press con- tinues to advise patience. It Is pointed out that negotiations have heretofore been conducted in a spirit of courtesy and that appearances show that everything is being done by both sides to reach an amicabie agreement.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-26
switch wrIIfuIIz MIspIaeea.

Mentor, Ohio. June 25.-The offlciaia of the Lake Shore and Michigan South- ern Railway today held an investiga- tion into the cause of the wreck here lase Wednesday night. Thirty witness es were examined and an inspection was made of the scene of the accident and of the misplaced switch. While nothing new developed that could be given out, it is understood that the theory is maintained that the disaster was due to a willful displacement of the switch by some person as yet un- known, whom the railroad detectives are trying to find.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-26
Indiana Race Riot

Vincennes, Ind. June 25.-City Mar shal Combs, George Bells and an un- known negho who escaped arrest, were seriously wounded by bullets as a re- suit of a race war which took place at I.awrenceville. a hamlet five miles west of this city. early today during a car nival
 George Coins. whose act of siashing a white man. precipitated the conflict and who narrowly escaped lynching by an angry crowd which had erected a Rallows before 1t was dispersed. is in iaIl here, The unknown negro who fled is known to have been shot aev- eral times but the extent of his inJu- rfes is unknown.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-26
WARSAW TO lIoP WORK PrOc natiOn Issued by k Socialists. RED FLAG WILL FLOAT Military Busily Patr0lling the
 Streets. Laborers Clash With Police and Gene darmie and Many are Wounded.
 The situation Somewhat
 Quieter at Lodz.

Warsaw, June 25.-The proclama- tion issued yesterday by the Social Democratic party of Poland and Lith- uania calling out workmen as pro- test against the Lodz massacre de- clares that in order to show that the solidarity of their brethren and to protest against the new and incessant crimes of the Emperor's government all Warsaw must stop work tomorrow. The proclamation orders that not a single factory or work shop shall be opened and that the offices, shops. res taurants and coffee l<'uses must close and all traffic must cedse.
 It says that the red flag. the flag of the workingmen, must float in the streets of Warsaw and calls upon all workmen to help their brothers ar range a general strike.
 The military Is patrolling the streets in the factory and Jewish districts to- night.
 In the suburb of Praga today the workmen shot and wounded two police- men.
 In Ogrodwa Street there was an en- counter between gendarmes and crowd and shots fired on both sides. Three civilians and one gendarme were wounded. In other streets processions of workmen were dispersed.