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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-16
An lnfernaI Drink.
From the December Bohemian.

From the December Bohemian.
 diverting joke was played on Former Prime Minister Balfour on the first St fatrlcks day of his tenure of the Irish chief secretaryship. A cigar box, deliv- cred to him at the house of commons contained bunch of shamrocks. Prom a sincere Irish admirer." But to the ter TOT of his secretaries. the box was also found to contain wicked-looking steel spring, covered with a queer white com pound. A chemical expert was called for and he examined the '.nfernal machine' everybody momentarily expected an ex- plosion. The puzzled chemist venturing to put a particle of the compound on his tongue, found that it was simply sugar impregnated with lemon. Then he turned the box upside down. and out rolled a rusty corkscrew, a spiral spring, and an old nutmeg grater There was also q scrap of paper inscribed: Buy the whis- ky yourself you can then concoct the fa- nous lemonade of Ballyhooley, and drink to Ould Ireland"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-16
Clothes Made of Wood.

From the Philadelphia Record.
 The old saying of giving man white upine overcoat," meaning thereby the cov- cring provided by the undertaken, as a last and outside shell, is likely to be real ized in a more practical way, and for the living, for clothing is now being made from wood, or, more strictly speaking, wood pulp. The extreme cheapness and durability of clothing made from this ma- terial is a very important item, and will solve the question of cheap clothing for the workingman. For long time collars, Shirts, napkins, tablecloths and other fab rics have been made from the fibre or
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-16
The Perfect Lover.
From the New York Tribune.

From the New York Tribune.
 Mrs. Carrie Chapman catt, the famous woman's rights leader. said of an untact- ful motion at a womans club:
 This notion in it's delicacy. reminds me of q RipOn man:
 'rhe man got married, and after he had been married several years his Vile said to him one night.
 You do not speak as affeetionately to me as you used to, Hal. l fear you have ceased to love me-
 '' Ceased to love you" growled the man. There you go again. Ceased to love you' Why. I love you more than life itself. Now shut up and let me read the paper.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-16
Personal Mention.

R. D. Coffman of Brookside was in the city today on business
 The regular services will be observed at the various churches tomorrow At the Southern Methodist church the Rev w. G. Henry, the new pastor. will preach his initial sermon to the congregation
 Cleveland Daniel has resigned his posi- tion with A. H. Daniel & Co. He will leave tomorrow for Montgomery, where he has another position awaiting him
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-16
Discouragement.

From the Washington Star.
 "Why don't you try to elevate the stage?" asked the sincere friend.
 q have tried" answered Mr. Storming- ton Barnes. But when I put on educa- tional plays there ain't enough people in the house to make it worth while. And even those who come seem to wish they had stayed at home."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-16

turns of it. If ever we have peace hope to spend my latter days amid my family, which Is the only sort of happiness l en- joy. To be by your side is heaven to me-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-16

Ring Leader is the best bis cult flour.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-16

Open Evenings - This store will be open eve nings until Christmas
The daily sentinel., 1906-09-24
CORSETS

The models fall here
THE AMERICAN LADY COIsSET-THE FAMOUS G. II.
IINE-Our S1.OO and 81 - models in a variety OF
styles: with hose supporters or without Ask to see
No 727 "Parisani" y handsome corset of fine eoutel
with frilled supporters attached. Extended hip,
equal 81 90 styles - our price 81 20.
we agents for The Richardson's Embroidery silks
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uI,rU nuEss pAnUICs-

BLACK DRESS FABlHtS-
are always good. but especially this season Serv-
fabrics general at Boo, Doc. Ooc per
yard and a special number in Black Scilian, 90
inches wide at St3 yard Ask 10 see it. Should
you have mind pretty silk warp goods for a dressy
costume, please you with Eice variety 10
select from SIOO, ST 10 and 81 30 yard.
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very good in plain fabrics and quite the rage
eastern cities Late arrivals place stock in
of satisfactory completeness but Wen admit that
bolts large they few days
The pricea.are soc. 0Jc, per yard and up
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THE NEW PLAIDS-
It's well your selections Pretty styles
will be scarce later. AT 35e yard we are showing
n excellent variety The colorings
shown in goods higher price. Another beautiful
line per yard. Others at zoe, 81 90 and 81
perya yard
The daily sentinel., 1906-09-24
THE HENLEY sERGE-

THE HENLEY SERGE
Have YOU seen it, Looks like wool the same color
ings the same patterns. A wash fabric for 25c per
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A 5I-in SUITING FOR 05c. PER YARD
Heavy all wool surface, great cloth FOR skirts coats
Childrens' wear.
The daily sentinel., 1906-09-24
THE NEW BLUE SHADES

The stylish BROWNS. the much -sought-for pretty
grays gray mixtures here in great profuslon
to please.
The daily sentinel., 1906-09-24
BEARsKIN CLOTH

BEAIiSkIN CLOTH -,
The prettiest shown for Babies and Child
rens coats Take your choice of white. gray, red or
The daily sentinel., 1906-09-24
SHOES FoK Young LApIEs ANp CHILpREN-

BABIES SHOES
styles.
The daily sentinel., 1906-09-24

The new Fascinators and Shnwls.
The new Belts and Bags.
The new NeclSwcar.
The new Kid Gloves.
The new silk Waists
The new in Back and side Combs.
The new I'm Silks.
The daily sentinel., 1906-09-24

Our New Fall Styles You VIII not Ecgret
Making early Selections.
The daily sentinel., 1906-09-24

BUY SHEETINGS AND MI
Agents for Butterick y
Excellent values I'm Table Linen.
Buy Turkish Towels now.
Buy Cotton Blankets now.
buy Comforters now.
buy Underwear now.
Buy Outing Flnnnels now.
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A. ?. C0RMAN
IS NO MORE
FORMER LEADER OF DEMOCRACY
IN THE SENATE PASSES
AWAY

Washington, D. c., June 4.-senator
Arthur P. German of Maryland died
here today. The senator died at about
$3.50 a. m. The end came suddenly rs
he had been improving lately. Heart
trouble was the cause.
III for Five Months.
Senator Germans illness extended
over period Of five months. He had
not left his house since January 16. He
suffered, in addition to heart affec
ton, with more or less stomach trou
BILE. The senator leaves widow and
six children.
The Senate Adjourns.
The senate adjourned today imme
diately upon receiving the announce
ment Of Senator Gorman's death. Nc
business whatever was transacted, ex
cept the passing of a resolution ex
pressing regret at the death of Mr.
German. M
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CASSATT FACES CHARGES
AGAINST HIS COMPANY

Philadelphia, Pa. June "A. J.
Cassatt, president of the Pennsylvania
Railroad company, arrived home at
Haverford, suburb, from Europe
Sunday. Last evening he gave to the
Associated Press the following state.
ment:
Mr.. Cassatt said he had returned
home to take part in the investigation
by the board of directors Of the Penn.
sylvania Railroad company into the
matters that had been disclosed dur.
ing his absence before the interstate
commerce commission. He had re.
ceived only brief cable reports and
knew nothing of the details of the
charges against certain officials of the
acceptance of bribes from coal opera.
tors. The board would investigate all
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such charges exhaustively and If any
ofhcer OF employe should be found
guilty OF corrupt practices he would
be summarily dealt with.
Referring to the testimony OF Ger.
tain officers that they held stocks of
coal companies and to the inference
drawn by the newspapers that fayorit.
Ism and discrimination on large
scale had been practiced for the bene-
mt OF the companies whose stocks were
thus held, Mr.. Cassatt said that while
such stock ownership was no doubt
fnadvisable and unfortunate, 1t was
not an offense In itself, and not con.
trary to the bylaws of the company; In
fact the management had, in the earl
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D0CTORSMEET
THOUSANDS OF PHYSICIANS AND
SURGEONS ASSEMBLE
AT BOSTON

Boston, Mass. June 4-Several
thousand physicians and surgeons
from various quarters of the United
States and abroad were here today to
attend the opening meetings Of the an
nual convention of the American Med.
ical association, as well as the annual
meetings of other medical and surgi-
cal associations which will be held
here this week. The first general
meeting of the medical association
will come tomorrow.
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Steubenville, Ohio. June 4.-The
armed guard on duty at the mines OF
the United States Coal company was
ambushed by striking miners about
midnight while marching over the hills
from Glenn's Run to Coal Hollow
About 500 shots were fired. Four per
sons were wounded. The miners are
all foreigners.
Fight During Night.
There was a conflict between the
striking miners and the guards al
Plum Run during the night. About
seventy-flve shots were exchanged and
7. E. Young, the manager Of the mines
was slightly wounded. All is now
quiet.
Sheriff Voorhees, has wired the state
authorities at Columbus requesting
that 100 soldiers be sent immediatel,
to the scene of the trouble.
Troops orderd to Scene.
Columbus, Ohio. June 4.-The gov
ernor has ordered the fourth regimen
to mobilize here to go to the mines II
Jefferson county.
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COMPARISON OF STRENGTH in
Gu6ERNAToRlAL RACE
TO DATE
CUMMINs SECOND BEST
Total Number Of AntI.cumm,ns Dele
gates Thus Far Chosen 774, Forty
seven Less Than Number Necessary
to Nominate-Perklns Wins In Mus
catine County.

DeS MONIES, June 4.-(SpeClal) Per
kins won victory in Muscatine coun-
ty Saturday. Twelve precincts outside
the city Of Muscatine held their eau.
cuses Saturday and selected 102 dele
gates to the county convention, Of
which number all Of them were stand
patters. This leaves but fourteen more
to be selected outside of the city and
1O6 in the city precincts. The unan.
unity with which the caucuses went
for Perkins Is but an index Of what
may be expected at the final caucuses
on Tuesday
It was supposed that II Cummins
made any showing at all In the county
it would be at West Liberty but there
he got but twenty-six votes to 174 for
Perkins. In addition to this the repub-
licans of that precinct took shot at
the third term candidate in the follow
Ing resolution, which was adopted at
the caucus:
Resolved, That we adhere to the
principles of the republican party and
will support any man for governor who
will carry out these principles, but we
see nothing in the situation demanding
departure from the time.honored
custom of two terms for a governor OF
this state"
The victory in Muscatine adds twen-
ty-one more votes to the anti-Cum.
Minis column. At Perkins headquarters
1T is claimed that by carrying Musca-
tine county the standpatters have se-
cured the control Of the second dis
trtct and governor Cummins has lost
sixty-one delegates from the number
that he had in the district in 1901.
| More than that, 1t is claimed at Per.
kins' headquarters that by securing a
majority of the delegates from the dis
trict, the standpatters now having
seventy-one assured out Of one hun.
dred and twenty-seven in the district,
the anti-Cummins people gained the
following important advantages:
| They gained control Of six out of
eleven congressional districts, which
will give them
The majority in the state central
committee.
| The majority in the committee on
credentials at the state convention.
The majority in the committee on or.
ganization in the state convention.
The majority in the committee on
resolutions In the state convention.
These are some Of the very import.
ant advantages which the result in
Muscatine county has given to the
standpatters.
The districts which have thus fa1
come into the control of the anti-Cum
minis people are the First, the Second
the Fifth, the Sixth and the Eighth and
Ninth.
A Comparison Of Strength.
The comparative strength Of the
three candidates for the nomination ur
to date is shown in the following ta
/ Bile:
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} sPREcKLE's DAUGHTER WEEDS.
Mrs. Emma Watson Becomes Wife OF
John w. Ferris IN New York.

New York, June 4.--Mrs. Emma Wat
son, daughter Of Claus spreckels. was
married to John w Ferris of San Fran
cisco at noon Saturday at the Church
of the TRANSPORTATION in this city. 1t
was originally intended to have the
ceremony in San Francisco. but the de-
struction Of Claus Spreckels' home dur
ing the recent disaster made this I'm
possible
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MAY BE FRATRAcIDE.

Brothers Engage in Fight Over jug Of
Wine-one Injured.
Burlington, June ESPECIALLY Dan
and Neil Robinson, two brothers, en-
gagged in quarrel over jug of wine
Sunday evening. The former shot
Neil in the stomach He may not re.
cover. Dan is in jail awaiting the out.
come of his brothers injuries.
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REVOLUTION FAILS
Attempts Of Rebels to Defeat ouate.
malan Government Fall Flat,

Washington, June 4.-The Guate.
malan minister here today received a
cablegram from Minister Of Foreign
Affairs 'Barrios, stating that the revo-
lutionary movement across Salvador
boundary had met with utter defeat.
The Guatemalan troops met the revo.
lutionary party at Asuncion and Mita
and defeated them completely. The
government forces, the cablegram
says, have been triumphant all along
the line and have not met the slight.
est reverse anywhere.
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FOSTER is HOPEFUL.
Des MoInes Man Talks Of Iowa Fight
at WASHINGTON.

Washington, D. C.. June 4.-(spe-
ciaD .-Sdyney Foster of Des Moines
was about the capitol building today.
He declared that the gubernatorial
fight in Iowa is red hot, but expressed
the opinion that the fight will be con-
fined to the conventions, with no bolts
and that the nominee would have the
support Of the party and will be elect
ed.
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.MORETRACEDY
MORALES, CHIEF OF SPANISH
coNsPlRAroRs, KILLS SELF
WHEN CAPTURED.

Madrid, June 4-The capture and
suicide Saturday night at Torrejon de
Ardes of Manuel Morales. the chief
suspect in the bomb outrage against
King Alfonso and Queen Victoria, adds
another dramatic chapter to the Incl
dents surrounding the royal wedding.
Morales was recognized by guard
who sought to detain him, but Morales
drew a revolver and killed the guard.
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WILLIAMS WILL BE GOOD.
Democratic Leader In the House De
cIares Truce With Cannon.

Washington, d. c., June 4.-The
dove Of peace seemed to hover over
the house when it convened today,
Minority Leader Williams Of Missisip-
pi intimated that he would be very
good for several days at least, giving
the speaker every opportunity to give
the house chance to vote on the con-
ference report on the statehood bill.
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REVOLUTIONARY HEApouAR-
TIERS OF MEXICAN TROUBLE
MAKERS IN MISSOURI
RIOTERS ARE EXECUTED
Report from Douglas. Arlz., Says Col.
kosterlltzky Has Caused the Death
Of the Leaders Of the cananea
TroubIes-Mexlcans Blame Amerl-
cans.

El Paso. Texas, June 4.-Re-
newed trouble broke out at Cana
nea last night between the strik-
ing Mexicans of Greene's mines
and rurales under Col. Roster
litzky. Five rioters were killed
and thirteen were injured. One
of the rurales was slightly in
jured. The trouble broke out
shortly before the arrival OF 200
Mexican soldiers from Hermosillo.
ALI the American women in the
town and many women Of the
higher class Of Mexicans are quar-
tered in the home Of Colonel
Greene, which Is under guard.
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INJURED IN WRECK.

Young Men Have Legs Crushed While
Stealing Ride on Train.
Burlington, June z.-(SpeciaD Roy
Spence of Fairfield and Charles Samp
son Of Mt. Pleasant, while stealing q
ride on a Burlington freight train
each had his right leg crushed in q
small wreck near this city this morn.
ing. Spence will lose his leg.
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ofTuMwANs IN WASHINGTON

WIZ anu WITS. % q SHfItn F5edr All.
nouncement Of Senator's Death.
Washington, D. c.. June 4.-(Spe.
ciaD-Hon. J. J. Smith and Mrs.
Smith Of Ottumwa are in Washington
for a few days. They were in the
senate this noon when the announce
ment Of the death of Senator German
was made.
Edward L. Roth OF Ottumwa is also
In the city on business.
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REEcE LEAVES WASHINGTON

Ottumwan Departs for Home In
Response to Message.
Washington, D. c., June 4.-(Spe-
cial)-W. M. Reece of Ottumwa, clerk
to Congressman Lacey's committee,
departed for his home last night in
response to message that his wife
is very ILL.,
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Washington, D. c., June 4.-Ambas-
sador Thompson, American represeu-
tative in Mexico, has telegraphed the
state department in answer to instruc-
tions relative to the Cananea disturb.
ances, that the outbreak there was
revolutionary in character and was
fomented from headquarters at St.
Louis, Mo.
Rioters Are Executed
Douglas, Ariz., June At is report
ed here that the leaders Of the Cana.
nea riots were executed yesterday
morning by Colonel Kosterlitzky. The
rioters were lined up in front of a
stone wall and killed by volley from
the rifles of the rurales.
s, Report 10 Denied.
Dougais, Ariz., June "A telephone
message direct from the Office OF Col
onel Greene in Cananea, denies the re-
ports that the ring leaders in the riot
were executed by Colonel Kosterlin.
sky, and that Governor Ysabel had
been placed under arrest for having
brought American volunteers across
the boundary.
so far as known only three Amer1'
cans and sixteen Mexicans have been
killed. There was no disorder yester
day or last night and the situation to.
day is peaceful
Mexlcans Blame Americans.
City of Mexico, June 4.-That more
Mexicans were killed and wounded
than Americans in the riots at Can
anea is thought here to show that the
latter were possibly the aggressors.
A statement made by Luis e. Tor
res, commander Of the military zone II
Sonora, indicates that the Americans
opened fire on the strikers in the lum
ber yard at the mines which provoked
the stoning that resulted in the deatt
Of the brothers Metcalf Then, as re
ported, Americans in automobiles ant
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lowANs GOOD STUDENTS.
Get Honorable Mention IN Exercise.
at National Law School.

az NatIonaI Law School.
Washington. D. c.. June 4-tSpe.
cfaD-At the comforting Of degrees at
the National Law school Saturday
night Frank H. Baltimore and Clyde F.
Clark of Iowa received honorable men.
tion and each nearly won important
medals for scholarship.
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No Hint As to sueeessor.

Soon after receiving Burton's resig.
nation. Governor Hoch sent a telegram
to Vice President Fairbanks, notifying
him as presiding officer Of the senate
Of Burton's resignation and It's accept.
ance. The governor declined to make
any statement as to the appointment
Of Burton's successor.
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MESSAGE TO CONGRESS-
Report Of Commissioners Appointed to
Observe Conditions at the Chicago
Stock Yards Arralgns Packers for
Lax System and Suggests Remedy
Through Law.

Washington, D. c., June A.
When the speaker laid before the
house today President Roose-
velt's message and the summary
OF the investigation made by
Neill and Reynolds on the meth
DDS Of the beef packers, great In
terest was displayed by the men,
bers in the message.
It's reading was closely followed
and at its conclusion there was a
show Of applause which was in
stantly checked by the speaker
referring the document and ac-
companying papers to the commit
tee on agriculture.
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EXPOUNDS The DOCTRINE
OF TRUE REPUBLlCANISM
DIR. MAXWELL DEAD.

Champion, Passes Away.
. asss . . .
= keokuk, June 4.-Dr. John r. I"
= Maxwell, the Iowa state golf cham
plon In 1900 and the trans-MlssIs- y
slppi champion In 1903, died OF =
Brisht's disease last night at his =
homo In this city.
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PRESIDENT CALLS FOR
STRICT LEGISLATION
BALLOON JoURNEYS

Austrian Who 'sa5saS7=1a sasSs=1a -. -. Vienna
-ss %..s* .ss. :
Dleppe, France, june 4.-The :
balloon Of Baron korwln, chief of :
the Austrian military balloon de- :
= partnent, which left London Sat :
urday night in an attempt to reach .
Vienna. descended here at 1 !.
o'clock Sunday morning.
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Continued on Page 5.)
BURTON QUITS
KANSAS SENATOR, IN DISGRACE,
GIVES UP HIS HIGH
OFFICE
Continued on Page 81

Topeka, Kan, June 4.-Senator ].
Ralph Burton resigned from the sen
ate. He sent his resignation to Gov
ernor Hoch this morning following a
conference with several of his close
friends.
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BATTLE AT
COAL MINES
STRIKING OHIO WoRKMEN AT
TACK ARMED GUARDS
TROOPS SUMMONED

Springfield, H., June 4.-Thirty
thousand coal miners who have
been on strike for the past two
months resumed work throughout
the state this morning.
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WOULD SAVE NIAGARA.
House Passes the Bill for Control and
Regulation Of River.

Washington, D. c., June 4.-The bill
for the control and regulation Of the
Niagara river and the preservation Of
Niagara falls was passed by the house
today. The house adjourned when the
announcement Of the death Of Senator
German was made.
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DuNkARDs IN CONVENTION
German Baptist Church Of America
Holds Annual Convention.

Dayton, o., June 4.-The yearly con.
vention of the old German Baptist
church of America, commonly called
aDunkards," opened for a weeks ses.
sion today at Englewood, near this
city. It is estimated there are $4,000
delegates and visitors present.
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Mr.. Boyce lay where he was thrown
all the remainder of the night and did
not fully recover consciousness until
Saturday morning. It is Mrs. Boyce's
opinion that his captors thought him
dead when they threw him from the
wagon.
The bruises which cover his back
bear witness to his rough treatment.
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A Comparison Of Strength.

The comparative strength Of the
three candidates for the nomination up
to date is shown in the following ta-
BILE: