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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-08
DELIVER STENSI AND
TO HIS TWO PURSUERS

The naval refrigerator ship Glacier
now en- route home from Manila, Is the
only government vessel available and she
will not reach Tangier for at least three
weeks.
From the attitude of certain officials of
the state department it is believed that
dispatches have been received which have
made the Illinois authorities very un-
easy concerning Stensland's future con-
duct. 1t is said that apparently he suf-
fers great remorse and consequently the
fear Is entertained that he may attempt
suicide On the other hand there is some
fear that Stensland's depression of spirit
is assumed, and that he may have In
contemplation a possible method of es-
cape. 1t is understood here since his ar
rest, he has not been left alone for a
moment, and that this watehfulness will
be maintained through the journey home
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-08
Expect No Trouble,

Ell Paso, September 7.-"There will be
no trouble September 16, or any other
time from revolutionists in Mexico for
there are none The people are satisfied"
said Governor Yzabel of Sonora, and
Governor Canedo of Sinaloa in unison to-
day on their arrival here from Mexico
City where they have been in conference
with President Diaz.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-08
Trials Are Postponed.

Chicago. September Trial Of the
charges against the various packing COM
panies under indictments alleging a com
bination In restrainst of trade and COM
merce has been postponed until Novem-
ber 10. This action was taken after con-
ference between attorneys for the gov
ernment and the packers. for the reason
that neither side would be prepared for
trial by September TO- the date originally
fixed
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-08
"sufferlng Is Very Great"

washington. September 7.-"Suffering Is
very great" says Mr.. HICKS Aiiierican
ambassador to Chile in dlspatcn received
by the state department today urging the
people of the United states 10 iena
helning hand for the relief of the distress
caused by the recent earthquake that de-
stroyed Valparaiso and did great damage
in other Chilean towns. The dispatch says
that action should be prompt and sug-
gests that funds may be sent to Santiago
by cable.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-08
CARDINAL KoPP DECORATED.
Emperor William confers Highest
Honor on Catholic PreIate,

Berlin, September 7.-Emperor william
has decorated Cardinal Kopp with the Or
der of the Black Eagle the highest Prus-
sian decoration. This Is the first time
the order has ever been conferred on a
Catholic prelate. 1t is remarked that the
relations between the German government
and the vatican have grown closer since
the church and state situation in France
hecaune acute
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-08

tration ticket is made UP of honorable,
reliable business men. You may say for
me that they cannot beat 1t. Here is a
letter from Thomas A. Buekner of the
New York Life praising me for investi-
eating conditions, and finding that the adj
mnistration Is all right.
"The reason l have not attended the
committee meeting was because 1t has
been impossible for me to get away. In
the past two years there have been seven
funerals in the family of myself or wife,
and | have been unable even to bury my
dead on account of conferences"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-08
Aaree to Demands.

Lake Charles. La. September LIVERY
sawmill on the lake and river In this
vicinity. except two mills Of the Long
Rell Lumber company, today agreed to
The requirements of their employees for a
ten-hour day and a weekly pay day. and
an agreement may be reached with the
Long Bell people tomorrow. Several saw
mills resumed operations today. The strike
involved 1900 men, and was inaugurated
sentember i
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-08
Indian Brave Kills Wife.

Eufaula, |. T., September 7.-Henry
Potts, a half-breed Indian after killing his
wife yesterday attacked and badly
wounded Deputy Marshal Deprist. who
attempted TO effect his arrest. Potts had
previously been wounded by Deprist and
was taken only after he was beaten into
insensibility by an officer who came to
Derpists relief Potts was handcuffed and
wrapped with barbwire and brought to
this place. Later he was taken TO Mus
cogee.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-08
Attains Great Speed.

washington, September IA report has
been received at the navy department
stating that the cruiser Raleigh in a trial
sailing out Of Toxic. attained a maximum
speed of 55 knots for more than an
hour. and an average speed of 20 knots for
sly hollrs
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-08
Voluntary Liquidation.

Kankakee. ILL.,. September 1.-The David
Bradley Manufacturing company of this
city went into voluntary liquidation to-
day. Assets are s1,962SS3 and liabilities
s7so, ,s31. The object of the liquidation Is to
reorganize the business.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-08
Boxe 3 Will Meet.

San Francisco. September 7.-Dink Hi
land and Eddy Hanlon today signed to
meet for twenty rounds before the Hayes
Valley Athletic club September 2S. This
will be the first big fight here since the
earthquake.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-08
Show Woman Shot.

Richmond. Va September Mrs. L.
B. Clark, performer with Cole Brothers
circus, was mysteriously shot after the
performance in Staunton last night. The
show people say the womans husband
shot her accidentally. Clark disappeared
after the shooting.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-08
To Meet In Norfolk.

Boston. September 7.-Norfolk. Va. was
selected as the meeting place for the
next annual convention by the national
association of Spansh-American war
nurses at It's session here today.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-08

gates of two years ago do not support
Mr.. Bryan's allegation of fraud, then
will insist that Mr.. Bryan shall announce
that he will no longer be a candidate for
the Presidency at the hands of the DEM
ocratic party. The American people be-
Lave in fair play. Call the roll"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-08
Shah Sends Letter to
All the National Banks

IF you have more money than your
community can absolutely absorb please
return It to the treasury for 1t can be
promptly placed where 1t will do much
good. This does not apply to banks with
large reserves regularly on deposit with
city correspondents.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-08
Seven, Shocks Felt.

Bueons Ayres. September 7.-According
to a dispatch TO the Naccion. seven earth
quake shocks were felt yesterday evening
at sTalca, Chile. 140 miles south-southwest
Of Santiago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-26
ORDER is PROSPEROUS.
New England w. c. T. Gains 500 Mem
bcrs in 4 Year.

iurliuctuu VI. May =. Tine" hum
drcI Delegates nud i"p commercial
travellers Uor" ia Hit"ndanc" today At
the l2:h annual session Of TIA" G,rnd
Cnuncil Of Ia" N,W England. United
Commercial Travellers hcld ut IA" Ar
morv in this city today. W. j.. AVER,
Of Providence. II. J.. read 4 report
show ing he total membership Of IN"
dissertation in New England To- u" iNno.
4 gain of 800 during tn" year. The ~
ports Of grand Secretary ANA tn" grand
treasurer showed thu. order To bc in Il
prosperous condition.
Rain intrrfcr"d somewhat with the
lHftcrHoon program. making it n"CcS-
aary to omit tho baseball game but the
delegates We're entertained with Il drill
given ut Fort Ethan Allen for thcil
benefit by the 18th l.. :. Cavalry.
This evening the Burlington Council
cxomplificd degrees b"for" tho Cram
Council and = banquet WAS held later
| At tho Van Ness House Among tn
speakers were ". T.. Aver Of prrvi-
| donr", K. l.. T.. ". Southland Of Man
| chester: T. r. Read. mayor Of Man
| che St"r; \. NJ. M"niSh of Portland
| Nc: II. |. Damon. Boston. and w. II
| Nichols Of Providence, X. !.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-26
Terranoya Trial Stopped
for Investigation
As to Sanity Of Girl Being Tried
on Charge Of Murder.
Jerome Wants 10 Call Il Mis-TTial But Al
torney PaImisIi WiihOIdS His Consent.

New York. May 25.-->t the request Of
District Attorney Jerome. Justice Scott
today suspended the trial Of .Iostph!ne
TcrranoNa i'll order to inquire INTO her
sanity. Mr.. Jerome sand that the evil
d"rcc thus far submitted had shown
the rcrranoNa girl to he OF unSound
mind and he did not want to continue
the trial of an insane person. lie asked
that a commits" he appointed to in
Gure into her sanity.
Couns"l for Mrs. Tcrran"va opposed
thu rruIIcStS Of tie district attorney.
Mr.. PalWicri. counsel for JoScph'n"
Ttrran0Va. WAS very angry at the dis
trict attorneys action. Justice Scott
said il would lie wrong to subject the
girl to tn, possibility of conviction II
she is now insane. He suspended the
trial until Monday ana appointed a
commission To- determine the defend
ant 4 sanity meanwhile.
1t was rnportcd that before securing
the suspension. Mr.. Jerome asked Mr.
PaImiori to agree 10 Il declaration of a
nliSti'ial
Mr.. Illmicr said the prosecution
knew his defence would he on the
ground IL insanity ANA that disront in
ulu,c of she trial would be unfair Il
him and to the defendant.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-26
In Cotton Mills Now Sub
ject Of Much Agitation.
Fall River Employees Oissatis-
fled With Present Scale.
Will Probably Ask Increase Operators
Say They Cannot Give L.

t'dll River. Mass, May Eth" an
n"un""uCHt that $1,000 mill operatives
in EASTERN Connecticut have been il"ti-
feel Of a 10 per cent. increase in wages
has had thu. effect Of bringing about
another agitation fur an increase of
wages; both in this city ANA i'm Ehodc
Island mill towns. The Textile t"un-
I'll IF Fail River has sen; 4 letter I"
me manufacturers calling attention I"
the fact that tn" present sliding scale
system of WAGES is unsatisfactory ani
/, uu".tiug that Il conftrcnc" ~ h"ld
hct vccu tho manufacturers aud repre-
Srutltivrs Of the u',rIatiVr% for the
rurln~, ~ adopting if possible 4 Was"
seal" IN ptH'" "f IN" "lI" which went
into effect last trl"h'r. Th" latter
il has been learned. makes no definite
&t;.trmcnt rs tn What nh1:a''i Of tn"
question the TrXtilr Council desires
t. .,i-cu:# aud ~ itirrr does, il "tt,: any
SuESt ::iit.,.
.ic'" ldiIi@ t" rr'.nrr'lt union OIL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-26
CHECKS IN EVIDENCE
To Show That Borges Bought Fruit to
Show as Samples.

Boston. May 2l.-l:VidCncC hearing on
the incorporation of new companies
WAS offered today at tn" conclusion Of
the second week Uf the trial of FCr,li-
nand T.. RnrScS on the charge ot con-
;riracy Of larceny in connection with
HE operations of the Ibrro Plantation
60. Some checks were introduced dur
ing the day to SHOW that fruit kept in
the t'bcro office as samples Of Chcro
fruit vas bought ana paid for by oiii-
Gers Of the company. Ernest Lac" t"S-
tined that hc sold stock for the tbcro
Plantation 60. in 1901 and orEh nlZoi
agencies lii 1902 the stock was all
sold. ANA Witness said that IfnrGcs then
infnl ncd him Of the pr"r"""d f"rna-
ton of tue Consolidated Thcro Planta-
tinn CO., which took title to SON" Mex
iran land owned ~ the Tropical Sure
ties 60. These two concerns were or
sanizcd on the same date in 10 As
payment for III" Irui the Tropical
s;urcti"S 60. took TIA" bonds of the
Consolidated tb"rp Plantation 90.
ON tn, request az ,;orccS. witness he
came :; director of the Tropical sure
| tics; gov. later rCSGniuE upon request IF
| Eor;;cs in uidcr that The lIttcIS son
should I've elected in his place.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-26
LEAVING ENGLAND.
Business for Mutual Reserve Insurance
Co. Was Not Profitable.

London. May -. The head ohi"" ~ tn"
Mutual Reserve Life InsurIn"" 90. IN
London and all tn" country aE"n"lc5 dii
not open for business today.
New York, May 25.-Vic" President
GcorG" j.. Eldrndg" Of the Mutual E"-
serve Life Insurance co. of this city.
said today that the company will dis"on-
tinuo al effort to secure new business To
England. The company will. however.
cnntlnu" I" carry on the insurance u has
already IN force there. The restrictions
in amount Of commission which the com
Tnny is permitted to pay To- agents for
new business imposed by The new laws
at this state. Mr.. EIdrcdgc said. made IL
Improbable for the company to seek
new business in England.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-26
Man Wanted in New York
Gets Away From Officers
By Taking Refuge Aboard Fast
Launch in York HaTbOr.
Threatens TO Shoot Any Man Who Comes
Aboard Ills Launch, The Hditee.

York Ne. May % Ralph J. Leavitt.
Formerly of New Y"rn. and president
If TIL. I."ayitt Motor Gar Exchange Of
that city. for whom deputy shrriffs of
Now York county HAY" a warrant
charriuG him with being i fugitive
from justice, has; succeeded in Guiding
TIL. officers sine" "Wednesday. wil"n
they were entertained at his home, ana
tonight I.savitt WIS anchored il his
launch Ill III" larhpr. According Ia
sheriff Athuruc OF York county, VA"
went out Ia consult IrAvitt. tn" fuGl-
tive announced that I've would shoot ut
sight any man VINO attempted l." ar
rest him
The N,.W York authnriicS arrived
h"rc "Wednesday armed with warrants
charging Lravitt with jumping btIi'
which had h"cu furnished ~ i bond
ing company amt 10y friend. Martin
En@lr "f New York. L";tvitt having
| been arrested in that city. it IS SAID
| charged with several fraudulent tram
| :saction% in connection with til" nur-
| chase Of automobiles. Herbert Boards
| lev an officer Of the bonding company
and Il deputy sheriff of New YORK
county visited LcaVittS country nom"
ana were entertained at DINNER. NJ
| the close of the dinner LcaNitt "X-
cug"d himself for Il moment and ms
| failure To return to the dining room
prompted tn" two visitors To search the
house They did not find their man,
| Tut they did discover that ne had gone
| tn tho water front AMI embarked in
| his swift launch. tn" tWn men tenn
| prrIIilr IhauIuu'rl their attempt t" ar
| r..St The man AMI returned to New
| York They returned her" today. how
crcr. accompanied hy two additional
deputies.
I.ra,itt learned of their arrival III
town ana H. once more rrS"rt"d I" his
launch To- escape the officers. The Latter
determined to capture the ihrn II pos
@ihlo. nut out in Il row boat and gave
chase. According to til" officers. ih"li
progress WIS interrupted 10y L"AN!tt
WHO drew 4 revolver "rd iIlrI " *hh'
vhi,I struck tho eii,. nf TIA" row boat
Lcrvitt hts -" reputation az beng Il
crack shot with 4 revolver Ind his our
y,"rs decided that il would be hr't"l
to avoid the risk of INJURY. Th"Y there
for. rrt"lncd tn shore. IN III" mean
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-26

SANlnRp'S GINGER CURES lpN FL
ili. breaks up colds and t"'"rS- '"et 81
Warming 4tumachics luI Il"nys h"'lth-
ftI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-26
Little RockIand Boy Killed.

EurkIHud. Nc, May - Maynard T..
Ny:;trum, 3-ycdr-old son of Charles
NyStrum. MAS Smothcrrd by the cavimE
IN Of i pil" Of bituniu"us coal near the
WiG%iu kiln shed this afternoon. The
body was found hy the father after An
hours search.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-26
Mrs. jefferson Davis Better.

New York. May Improvement
was reported to-day ia tn" condition of
Mrs. jefferson Davis.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-26
59th CONGRESS-.
Question Of Veracity Is
Raised in the House
Between Cooper, Wis.,, and Hep
burn, Ia, Over Rate Bill.
Agricultural Appropriation Bill Is Passed
by The Senate. Carries 81 100000.

Gy Inc Sendle-'-GdIllcS J ;6uU,VUU.
Washington. May Gin the ITnus"
Of Representative S today tho question
of Ncrlcity WAS raised between Mr..
Cooper Of Wisconsin. ana Mir. Hepburn
Of lovya. over Il conversation III which
is latter is alleged to have participate
| al With Il member of tic senate ANA
| i'll which Mr.. Cooper asserted. til"
member of the House and the senator
| rctcrrci to agreed that the So-callcd
express company amcndmunt' to tn"
| railroad rate bill should not remain III
| the bill. Moth Mr.. Hepburn and MI
| cooper we've exceedingly angry and
| they Glarcd at one another during tht
| collouuy.
| Tie House was turbulent during the
| consideration of the rule sending the
rate hill To conference. the fear Of many
| m",nhcrS being that the rule which dis
agreed To- the Senate amendments en-
| block might have I'M influence on tie
confer2cs ana give them an Upp"rtun-
| ity. if they 50 desired. To vote out the
express company amendment. the
amendment rci%ti To pipe lines ami
| tho sleeping car amendment.
With the assurances that III" Wishes
lof the House would he considered Oh
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Gus question and the roll was called
rho prryinus question having been
ordered OH tn" ruI". yeas -. nays 81
present u. Dalz"il. "a "Xplain"d that
tn" resolution was simply for tn" rllr-
pos" of sending the railroad rate bill
I" conference"
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-26
WELCOME TO EVANS.
Portland Board of Trsde Sends Greet
ina to the Fighting Admiral.

EuckIamd. Me. May 2".--A cor'li Al
wrlcum" to Rear Admiral Evans, Wh"
dcci lei that the hucilckct.5 Of his
fleet would not cnGHg" in athletic
sports III their grounds AZ PROVINCE
town. Mass. either on sunday or any
other day this summer. but that H.
would make Rockland MS SUNDAY
headquarters. was EXTENDED by wire
today. The telegram WAS sent in ac-
cordancc with a vote taken ~ a spccia
meeting Of the Board of Trade this af-
tr"noou. 1t Was rs follows:
"Associatcd Press announces choice
Of Rockland as place of rendezvous o.
YOU and your fleet for the coming SUM
,ner. Citizens of Rockland and tn
RockIand Board of Trade extend yoI
cordial welcome. Letter follows.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-26

charles l.. Casey. Il well-knoWn club
man. WAS found dead i'll the Palmer
house at Chicago Thursday. In 1926,
when living in PaWnee City. Neb.. he
was nominated for state treasurer of
Nebraska on the Republican ticket and
was beaten by q small margin. He
said tile campaien cost him nearly
s10o. goo. and the disappointment was a
severe blow to him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-26

PORTLAND. Me. May -. I'll" rcsipna-
ti"m of Roy. Charles Harrison as pa
tor Of tic Free, CONGREGATIONAL church,
this city. WIS announced today. II"
has Icrcpt"d the position of assistant
professor III English aud Philosophy
At the New Hampshire stat" College.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-26

Petitions in bankruptcy: Joseph T..
Pooicr. Augusta George +. II"rncr.
Portland.
The National tribune., 1906-06-07
SPLENDID COMRADES.


Editor National Tribune: I want to
say to the G.. A. r. boys through your
columns that Appomattox Post. SO, De-
partment of California and Nevada, To-
Gated at Oakland. Cal, held a special
meeting the morning following the ter
rible earthquake, and in which their
meeting place was destroyed, and while
the fearful fire was raging, eating up
the business and homes of San Fran
cisco. At this meeting the Post ordered
every dollar in it's fund to be imme-
diately turned over to the Mayor of our
city, and we gave every cent We had
$112.57--to relieve the distress of the
sufferers, and only wished 1T was 10
times as much. We should have given
1t just as freely. The Post then vol
unteered to serve on the police force of
our city without pay as long as their
services might be needed, and It's Com
mander and many members have been
doing duty in that line. Our city suf-
fered considerably by the earthquake,
but nothing by fire, and our citizens
Immediately threw open their homes
and purses, and we have been housing
and feeding 5000 people, who on the
18th OF April were prosperous and in
dependent, now dependent upon others.
Notwithstanding the terrible calamity.
the American people will rise to the
emergency, and the earthquake and fire
I'm San Francisco April Is, 1906, will
soon be a matter of history.-W. r..
Thomas, Post Commander. Appomattox
Post, Oakland, Cal.
The National tribune., 1906-06-07
The Sd n. u.

Editor National Tribune: VIII you
please give a little history of the Sd n.
Wv. Cartwright, Princeton. MINI.
The Sd n. Y. was organized at Al
bany in May. 1861, for two years, and
at the expiration of its time reorganized
for three years, and finally mustered out
Aug. %. 1865 Col. Frederick Townsend
resigned June IL, 1861; Col. Samuel M
Afford was discharged, June IA. 1864.
and Col John E. Milford was brevette
a Brigadier- General July 4, 1854. Lieut.
Col. George w. Warren then took COM
mand of the regiment. which he retain
ed until its muster-out- 1t belonged 10
Ames's Division, Tenth Corps, and lost
The National tribune., 1906-06-07

Editor National Tribune: / have read
your paper for over 20 years. I have
not seen anything from the 10th I'll. or
the 1tth ILL., Cav. Please give short
sketch of each of these regiments.-P.
Kennedy, Box 339, Waseca, MINI.
The 14th III. Cav. was organized at
Peoria from December, 1852. and was
mustered out July 81, 1865. Col. Hor-
ace Capron resigned Feb. Is, 1865, and
Col. Francis NJ. Davidson was in COM
mand of the regiment until 1t was mus
tered out. 1t belonged to Stoneman's
Division, Cavalry Corps, Army of the
Ohio, and lost IS killed and 100 from
disease, etc.
The 4Oth I'll. was lighting regi-
ment" 1t is our intention to publish
extended histories Of all the fighting
regiments" and the 10th Ill. will ap-
pear In due time, IL It has not already
been pubIished.-Editor National Trib-
une.