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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-26

the papers being exact copies of the official documents which were captured in Richmond at the close Of the war
 The compilation necessarily stands without predecessor, competitor, or sue cessor. and is the sole occupant of n new field The story of the great war its causes. hardships, and results-is Interestingly told by those upon whom the responsibility for It's conduct had fallen. To possess the work means practically an opportunity not only to occupy the Presidential chair and see how the administrative policy or the Confederacy was shaped but also to trace with accuracy its relations with
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-26

London. March 25.-Ameriean building methods are making great headway in London. At a recent meeting of the Royal Institute of Architects and the Institute of Builders it was grudgingly admitted that conditions which bred the slSyseraper in American cities are equally potent in London, and the English architects and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-26

Confederacy with its commissioners in foreigo lands
 II remains for this great compilation, coming forty years after the surrender at Appomattox, 10 give to the world the real truth of the war between ;he States It Is the only complete and authentic history of the Confederate Government, as organized and con ducted by it's leaders. The work Is monumental in scope and character. representing I; Is two volumes of over 1400 pages the genius of the greatest
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-26
Tannery at GuntersvilIe.

Guntersvile March 25.-(Special)-rhe Henderson Land and Development Ca. have succeeded in locating a tannery al this place within the last week. Consid- erable of the stock was taken by home capital. IL is understood that work will commence on the plant as soon as the deeds can be procured to the proposed site.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-26
EIIenbura Bound Over.

Gnntcrsville. March 25.-(Special)- Charlie Elenburg was bound over by Probate Judge Carter to await the action of the grand jury on a charge of seduc- ton. The parties are all well connected in this county. The bond was fixed at S5O0
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-26
and huza1 a1yMeG yenmemf f h eUnhd
 " THE MESSAGES AND PAPERS OF THE CONFEDERACY"

richest illustrations. but at the same time to present authentic likenesses of the prominent characters of that period. Upon the index the editor has bestowed the very closest attention, resulting in an anyytical Index. simple accurate. and comprehensive Tn addition to the regular Index. nu- merous encyclopedia articles bearing upon the text and explanatory of po- litico- historical facts are inserted. There are also included in this feature of the compilation accurate and ifnpar- tial accounts of all the leading battles in which the armies of the North and South were engaged.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-26

For that tired feeling Or when you are weary and worn out, take Hoods Sarsa- parilla.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-26
DEPUTY CONSTABLE
 KILLED BY NEGRO
WALTER FARRELL MEETS DEATH WHILE GOING TO INVESTIGATE CAUSE CF BRAWL IN HOUSE IN BESSEMER.

Bessemer. March 25.-tSpecial1-Depu Constable Walter Farrell was shot and killed by Ephram Williams. q negro in this city today. Williams was arrested and is in the county jail at Birmingham on a charge of murder.
 It Is stated that Farrell with other deputy eonstables was in the Big pipe shop quarters at o'clock this morning on a general scouting expedition, when they heard 8 row between man and d woman i'll a house They approached the place to investigate and just as they drew near in the dark they saw Will Hams come to the door and fire his pistol in the air as if to intimidate someone inside
 At this the deputies approached more rapidly and when they were seen by Wll- Hams he opened fire on them striking Farrell twice. once in the arm and again in the chin, the ball passing through the mouth and lodging near the base of the brain
 Farrell died from the effects of the lat ter wound at o'clock tonight.
 Williams was arrested al Dolomlte about noon today by Deputies Joe Leonard and George Russ and was carried al once to Birmingham, where he was placed in the county jail.
 The deceased was very popular in Bes- semer, and his tragic death has created considerable excitement in the section. He leaves a widow and one small child.
 The remains will be carried 10 Marion Tuesday morning for interment.
 Notes and Personals.
 Moore Bros. have purchased the stock of the J. N. Robinson Grocery company and will continue the business.
 The funeral of Arnold Weller who died at Tuscaloosa Friday, was conducted from the family residence in this city this afternoon at o'clock by the Rev. Father John Kelly. The interment was in Cedar Hill cemetery. The Beavers lodge of Bessemer has closed a contract with Cole Bros cir GUS for a performance In this city Sat urday, April IA.
 The Bessemer Beavers basketball team will play the Pratty City team next Thursday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-26

Will be pleased to figure on signs for you. Hermitage, the man who painted Vulcan. Address, Hermitage, city. 3-23-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-26

Washington, C., February g. 1906 Age Herald Birmingham, Ala Gentlemen:
 the Messages and Papers of the Con a of the southern Nothing but the immense the offer The first large Extreme used in its it compied-as instance-t proof excluding the most minute 
 Not has sold except of small discount for cash half leather bind ine he issued last
 This unique books in much it has competitor possibly have successor vital and interesting points in published private enterprise under resolution of Congress
 p1bi certainly appreciate spirit eagerly opportunity this We absolutely guarantee hat will a similar chance.
 truly, BUREAU OF NATIONAL. LITERATURE AND ART
 E. HUNT. Assistant Treasurer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-26

Mir. Richardson accepted the re. sponsibility placed upon him and spent nearly three years in compiI. ing and publishing this great work. which comprises all of the annual, special and veto messages. addresses to the Army, Navy and people of the Confederate States, prOcIama- tions and inaugural addresses of President Davis, and the important diplomatic correspondence of the
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-01
distilleries in Germany many OF them
being very small.
STEADY PROGRESS WITH ROAD
Contractor Gray Of North Bank Road
in the City Today.

w. c. Gray of the contracting firm
of Gray & Chapman was in the city
this morning on his way from Riperia
to Spokane. His firm has the con-
tract for building the north bank road
for the Northern Pacific Railway COM
pany from Riperia to the mouth of the
Palouse river and he reports steady
progress In the work.
Mr.. Gray came to the Pacific coast
with the Stamford contractors for the
Central Pacific in California and has
engaged in railroad building ever since
more or less. He has just finished 20
miles of the Spokane - International
for Corbin.
Although Mr. Gray has been in this
section since 1873 and owned the first
hotel in Spokane this is his first trip
to Lewiston. He compliments Lewis
ton as having the appearance of an
enterprising city and as having pros
poets for a bright future
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-01
BIG FAIR IN NEW ZEALAND
South Sea Island Preparing for Inter.
national Exposition.

WELLINGTON. N. a., Nov. 1.-The
great International New Zealand ex-
hibition, on which the government has
spent large sums, was formally opened
at Christ church today. All parts of
the British empire, including the Do
minion Of Canada, arc well represent
ed at the exhibition. One of the In
teresting displays is the Maori Sec
ton, illustrating the life, habits and
industries of the aborigines. Another
striking feature is the display of fine
native woods that Nez Zealand is just
beginning to exploit. The exhibition
will continue six months and Is ex-
pected to draw visitors from all parts
Of the world.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-01
FARMERS CAN MAKE ALCOHOL
Germany Has Over 10000 Small Rura
~ Stills.

When the big campaign was on In
Washington last winter, to promote
the passage of the bill to untax aico-
hol for use in industrial arts. some
remarkable stories were told about
what would be done by the western
farmers in the way of adding to the
stock of alcohol at low prices. If the
product would be placed on the mar
ket without the burden of internal
revenue taxation. If one could credit
all the stories told at that time, prac-
tically every farm house in the coun-
try will be transferred into a still
under the new law, which goes into
effect January l.
According to reports brought by
Representative e. ]. Hill of Connecti-
cut, who has been in Europe during
the summer investigating the free al
cohol industry. in continental eoun-
tries, it does not sound improbable
that American farmers will be pro-
ducing alcohol in wash boilers from
the refuse of the farms and such de-
cayed fruits and vegetables as cannot
be marketed.
Mr.. Hill says there are 10000 farm
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-01
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER I, 1906.
REGISTER AND VOTE FOR LAW
AND ORDER.

This is the time when every good
citizen should ask himself several per-
tinent questions. The first of these
is: Are you registered? Under the
law as amended by the Eighth Session
Of the Idaho Legislature. those who
do not register this year cannot
vote at the election next month. Ev-
cryone appreciates the fact that the
voting privilege is not alone a priv
ilege and right, but is also an i'm
perative duty: That this right is
given to an American citizen not to
use II he sees fit, but to use as he
sees At. If the United States is to
continue the freest government that
the world knows, as 1t is today. II
opportunities for the development Of
the individual are to remain open to
all men under the flag, it win only be
because the American citizenship use
the right that the privilege OF voting
implies q duty to exercise the elective
franchise, and that insofar as the
American citizen fails in this duty;
he falls to be a good citizen. This
determined by the voter, he should
then thinuk of the issues that con-
. front him in the present campaign.
The state OF Idaho is on trial in the
minds and before the eyes of the
people Of the United States. An as
sallt Is here being made upon the
principles upon which our government
is founded that the laws shall be en-
forced, that life and property shall
be secure, and that crime shall be
punished. This is denied by a large
class Of people. both in and out OF
this state. and an attempt is even
now being made to corrupt the ballot
box In the state OF Idaho and make
It appear to the world that that this
state does not believe In the adminis-
tration of law. the maintenance Of
peace. or the punishment of crime.
To this attempt Of the lawless ele-
ments, the democracy Of the state are
willing beneficiaries. Each voter
should ask himself, shall be party
to rebuking officers Of my own state
whose sole desire is that Justice
shall be done. or shall sustain these
Officers frf their efforts and thus show
to the world. that In Idaho, govern
nent is synonorS Gus with good citi-
zenship and with the protection of
the individual and hts proper pur-
suit of prosperity and happiness. The
voter who desires to 60 on record in
favor of good government. the MAIN.
tenance of order and the administra-
ton OF justice. can only make the re-
cord clear at this time by voting the
state legislative ticket. A
vote in opposition to Governor Good
ing will be regarded not only by the
conservative element of this state
but by the conservatism of the United
States and the world. as surrender
to the. forces of anarchy and re-
bellion.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-01
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

Application for entrance Pos office
Lewiston. Idaho. as Second Glass
Mail Matter.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-01
Given Judgment in judge Coburn's
Court Yesterday Afternoon.

In the case of j. Olson sgains. r. G..
Ellsworth, which was tried before
Judge Coburn last evening, the plain
tiff was given Judgment for the whole
amount prayed for and costs.
Mr.. Olsen sold ten-acre tract Of
land lying two miles sau.h Of the div
for Mr.. Ellsworth ami sued for $50
commission on the sala.
The defendant states that he will
appeal the case to the district count.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-01
Call up Russeil's Grocery for the
good old Log Cabin Maple Syrup.
ForestalIing Election.

NEWARK, N. j., Nov. 1.-The Pub
lie Service Corporation, which con-
trolls all the trolley lines, electric
light and gas plants in northern New
Jersey, today put into effect reduced
car rates over large part of It's sys-
tenn. Announcement Is made that
marked reductions In the price OF
electric lighting and gas are also con-
templated. This move on the part OF
the corporation is believed to have
been Influenced by the fact that al
next weeks elections q number of mu-
inequalities are to vote on the ques-
ton OF building their own lighting
plants.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-01

When You get Climax" Flour, you
are getting the best for the least
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-01

Pictures taken at night at Gonond's
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-01

Fancy Creamery Butter. The best
made.
OLSON WINS SUIT FOR $50
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-20
vAB|AS NOT|C|AS
matrimonios. = Correspon-
dencias reprodueidas en-
un diario de Manila.
PLElTO RUIDOSO
Ell ingeniero Domenech al Ca.
nal de Panama.-Simon.
pletri en- San Juan.

Han contrafdo m matrimonio en- AFRO.
20 nuestro correliglonario y amigo
don Jose J. Aponte, Mar,hall de 10
Corte Municipal, y Ia sgraclada seffo.
rita Candelaria Salinas.
Tambien unierop sus destinos
en- GuayAma nuestro corrsligionario
don Luis Texidor Ortiz, Secretario
del Ayuntamiento y 10 bella ssIorits
Teresa Collazo Texidor.
A todos dssesmosles felicidades en-
su nuevo estado.
ella Democrscis,, 10 Filipinas,
reproduce varias correspondencias de
las enviadas & este psri6dico desde
Nueva York por nuestro comps nero ell
Eefior Mariana Abril.
-Ha sido deseatimado el recurso
de scertioraris presentado ants Ia
Corte Suprema, & nombre del ayun.
tamiento de Ciales, contra una reao.
luci6n de 10 Corte de Distrito de Are.
cibo, en- Ia information del sQuo Wa.
rrantos que & instarcias de don Jose
Pillar Santiago y otros 90 sigue
en- ssts Ultima Corte, para rescatar
sus puestos usurpados por los que 90.
tualmente los desempefan.
Felicitamos & nuestros eorreligio
narlos de aquel pueblo, asf como q
abogado dsiensor de nuestros amigos
seaor Hernandez Uiers, por estt
triunfo, que On q 10 vez el triunfo d,
Ia iuaticis.
-Circula la noticiA de que el seflo
Manuel V. Domenech es probable Va
ya como empleado, en- su calidad d
irgenisro, & las obrau del Canal d
Panama.
Concentrate el que no haya asiatid
| & las sesiones de Ia Camara.
i Sc encuentrA en- esta ciudad dei
de el sabado el ssflor Enrique Simon
pietry, de Ponce.
| --SsgGa informss auministr ado
por el director del Hospital municip
los hsridos de aver tarde, que 90 el
enentran en- squsl establishments
muestran ssilalss de notable msjorf,
/ Sc hayan en- San Juan nue. strc
queridos amigos dom Antonio r Bal
esl6, don Juan Penedo, don Modest
Bird y don Joaquin Lopez, de Tsja
. DO, este dltimo active corresponsal
, La DEMoCRACIA. Reciban todos nue.
tro mas cordial saludo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-20
SANTO DOMINGO
eugenio Deschamps en- Pte-
Plata La paz reiha en-
varsovia. En- Iibertad.
Ell "NOEPtNDENclA"
Ell "INOEPkNDENClA"
Archivo dominicano. -Artu.
70 Ponce de Leon. -Orden
en- toda la Repdblica.

So encuentrAn en-. Puerto Plata los
se1ores Eug snio Dsschamps, Carlos
Rsinoso, Manuel Perez Soss, Pedro
Sanchez y Te6flo Meyrees. Tamben
han llegado 4 dichs ciudad los sefo.
res Arturo zeao Enrique Duboig.
Los primeros-dice sl elisha DIario,
-egtan tranquilos al lado de sus res.
pectivas familias y los dos d)timos
hospedAdes en- los hotsles.
-Elsefior jose Manuel Deschamps,
preso por asuntos polfticos, ha sido
pussto en libertad.
Ell dla Is dc Enero fallecl6 en-
Santiago oil joven Arturo Ponce dc
Leon q consecuencia de Ia grave hsrl-
do que recibiera en- el comba.e do
Guayscanes.
Sc ha restablecldo el orden en-
todas las poblaciones de 10 Repdbliea.
En- el distrito dc San Pedro do
Macorfs 10 zsfra no ha tropezado con
nipgGn obltsculo; Ia molienda en- to.
dos los ingenios re vsrifics de dfa
uochs, parando 1nicamente los do
mingos hasta las IL de 10 noche, hora
en- que vuelven empezar los trabajos.
--Reina completa psz en- Azua,
Puerto Plata, la Vega y Sanchez.
AL mando del teniente de navio
lWenceslao Arvelo lego & fines del
mes pasado q 10 Capital, procedente
dc Sanchez, el crucsro nacional Inde.
Ipsndencia, que fue declarado On rebel
dfa por. haberse pasado & los revolu-
cionarios de Monte Cristy con las
arlnas, municiones y dinsro que lleva-
be-. A su bordo vinieron presos So
individuos que formaban Ia tripula.
ci6n.
-Merced q las gestlones practica.
das cerca del gobierno de Cuba por el
encargado de negocios y consul gene.
: raj de 10 Repdblica On la Hsbana,
aeiior Jose r. Perez Roman, 90 en-.
. cuentra ya en- 10 Capital el archivo
i que 90 llevaron de Santo Domingo los
autoridades eSpafiolas sl afio 1866,
cuando el abandono de Ia isla. Los
t. documentos que 10 componen fueron
. srafdos, cuidadosamepte, en- ell vapor
cubano sJulias, baio 10 custodis del
D ssfIor Amado Franco Bid6, canclller
!. de 10 Legaci6n.
Q -Ha llegado q Ia Capital, de 80
!. visie por 10 Repdblica, el General
Contin,sd en- Ia pdVnG ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-20
La verdad Sobre una Erase

I'll stfior Todd, On su Ultima spis.
tola los portoricenses, hechs en-
Washington y pubicada On el BoLE.
TIN, escribe el siguiente periodic:
sPero 81 no me imports 10 que Olga
de mi 10 carta del Gobsrn ador, no dc.
DO ocultar listed para que sl pals 10
sepa, que preciaamente viene esa carta
d conarmar el aasrto que hicimos dc
que los nativos del Conseio sran mo.
ras hguras dscorativas. listed aabs
que en- condensation q una carta cue
les eacribf antes de mi aAlida de Puer-
to Rico, me contsstaron los senorea
Matlenzo Cintr6n y Gomez Brioso, h.
cIendo que nunca habfAn asistIdo &
nipgana reunion del G .bInets del G o.
bsrnsdor, etc. T lss bien; al Gober-
nador, en- gu csrta, al referirse & estos
dos cabAlleros, los llama despechAdo
porque no fueron nombrados de nuevo
por el Corseio, y dice que sus quqias
son StArdfas.s Tomsn ejemplo los que
dsban tom arlo, de la manera como son
tratados dos honorAbles caballsros
puertorriqus nos porqus tisnsn ell valor
de estampar la verdAd en- una earta
dos caballeros que sirvisron 4 50 pal.
en- el puesto de @ nseisros, demostra an
do capAcidad, petencia y honradeY
en- sl dssemptho de 81 cargo; , uno d.
ellos, ell doctor Brloso, flS Conaejsrc
del mismo Gobernador que hoy traits
de rebsiHrlo ante ell concepto de pus
bio americana; , el otro. ell Lcdo Ma
tienzo Ctntr6u, ocupA ell puesto homo
rAbls de Spst ksr de Ia Camara de De
lsgados, pueato que en- este pals eI
respectable, pero que en- oil nueatro q
srata de equiparar al de cualquier ca
zs.dsStinos, despechado.S
| ReEultD, pues, el Ienor Todd afr
msndo que Ell GobernAdor Wlnthrop
en- Su carta al repressntaute c oper
llam6 DEsPECHADos & loS aefi )res Ms
tienzo y G omez BrioIo.
= Y la adrmscion del senior Todd g
s pertectamente inexscts E Goberns
s dor no psnI6 ESQ, nj diio ESQ, 3
sQui aus proplas trassl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-20
Texto ingles.


eThs direct statements from the
Porto Rican members of the Exscuti-
ve Council themselves would certainly
seem to have more weight than irres.
ponsible opinions expressed by Mr..
Todd, or The aomewh At tardy obisc-
tions OF Two former msmbers OF the
Council who failed to secure appoint
ment when their terms expired soma
years ago,s
Version espadola.
Gel intorme directo de los propios
miembros puerto.riqueHos del Conss.
10 Eiecutlvo ciertaments parece tensr
mas peso que las opinlones irrespon.
ssbles expresadas por Mr.. Todd, 8
las algo tardias obieccionss de dos
Rnteriores miembros del Conssjo, que
no ob!uvisron 81 reeleoci6n cusndo
espir6 81 termino hace slgunoa siios..
SD6nde estk Ia pAlabra dsspeeha-
dos9
6C6mo es que ell s'hor Todd supo.
ne escrita esa palabra y sobre ella
funda aus mas duroI Ataques al Go.
bernador?
En ell parrsto de cate, segdu sl
original ipgleS y 10 version castella.
M literal, So ve el prop6iito dc eita.
blecsr un rsz 1namiento. E Gober-
nador opina que el informs de los que
son ahora miembros del Executive,
vale mas que ell de los ssiiores que 10
fueron autes, porque sus obieccicneE
parscen algo tardfas.
ESta es Ia Interpretation que una
persona benevola daia al pSyrafo
transcrIto. 81 senior Todd ls da otrA
Imuy diltInta.
Pero esto no nos q rprende.
Lo que no podemoI explicarnos
es 10 invencI6n del voesblo DEsPE.
cBADos, que en- iDg'6; SO diria DIsAP.
POINTED, J que 40 Sc e1cuentra en- el
periodo que copiamos nj en- ninguno
de los que intsgran Ia carta del Go.
bernAdor Z Mr. Cooper.
Exponemos los hechos J el Edbli'
co hars los concentrates,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-20
Mario Morales.
DON JOSE De DIEGO

Sc sSperA de un momsnto otro
On ssta ciudGd Al ssEor de Diego, que
pali6 sl visrnss hScla MHysgHsz,
acompahIndo 81 dlstlnguida ssfiors
Asu hiis Elisa Estrells, de cuAtro
aa0s.
Fl senior de Diego march6 { ls
siudsd del osIte antss de que 90 pu.
hliesra en- sl SBolstfns 10 earta er
que 81 ssnor Todd ls aluds On tormsl
destsmpladAS J vioIsntIS,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-20

Dice ell abogado de Ia parte civil:
-ES indhl que el Iefor abogsdo
defsnaor alsgus Ia dsmsnciA de 81 de
fendido. Segdn information de los
m6dicoS, estA en- pleno uso de 81 rA.
zon. Ademas, en- 81 fsmilia no ha
habido ningdn caso de loeurs.
Fl dsfenaor intsrrumpieudols:
ESQ no es cierto; un ITO del acu.
SAda 70 case trsl vecea,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-20
Ocupacane eycepciona|es inpiden a Ia Reduction de
este pedddGo Pnsgur en- e ndnen de hoy Ia serie dea-
tcuIs que Sc HbIa TODA IA Question: Nahana nitr-
COLES, aPar@era eI sneO de dichS aticuIs.
EN- Ell AYUNTAMIENTO

Ell SAbado tendrG efscto una su-
bssta en- el Ayuntamiento para las
obrss de rsparaci6n de las mSQuInss
del aeusducto de- Rio PIedraI !!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-20
CORRESPONDENCE

Mahsns, &la1y y 80 de Ia tsrde Sc
recogerk Ia correIpondencla.que con-
ducirG { los EStRdoI Upidos sl vapor
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