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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-23
On the styxville Golf Links.


'Bozzy" chuckled DR.. Samuel John
son You were but a novice at til,
game.
The amiable photographer teed of
or the links of the Styxville Golf club
and he and Boswell, his caddie, leis-
urely followed the ball
Eyes, Bozzy," continued Dr. John.
son, 81 used to think you the most en-.
terprising press agent that ever .toote
horn, but when compare your work
with the twentieth century article |
am convinced that you were the
merest alphabetarian."
81 put down everything that hap
pena:l," said Boswell. humbly.
Pooh! pooh! A press agent who
publishes only what has happened
would starve to death these days But
have you even on that count. How
about the time lost my pantaloons
and was too late at the Cheshire
Cheese. Not word about it in your
celebrated Life OF Johnson By
the way, what became of the ball? DID
you Keep your eye Oh IL
Boswell located the gutta percha,
and remarked that he considered the
loss OF his patrons unmentionabes
too trivial an item for dlgniied biog
raphy
Sir" cried Dr. Johnson, relapsing
into his ancient stilted manner. you
are an uncomfortable bockhead
when. not long ago, Booth Harrington
lost his pants a great ado was made
by mis- press agent. and the papers
were full of H. Twas not half so good
tale as mine. You might have
scrubbed whole chapter about it,
Dick Steele made an excellent jest on
the matter, and Noll Goldsmith a set
of verses. Davy Garrick gagged hi
lines with it, and put the house in an
uproar Give me the cleek"
Leaning on the club he gazed at his
abashed biographer with a twinklins
eye.
NAY, Bozzy, you were a very soos
press agent for our day, but you woult
not stand much show IL vol were Oh
earth to-day Harrington wouldn't
keep you a week. You couldn't caddy
five minutes for Irving Bachelor OF
Ham Garland. or Hop Smith, or any
other modern man of letters. Boz.
you're a back number"
The golden-egg goose at the Metro
polltan opera house. New York, is get
ting thin and losing feathers Laying
two eggs a day on poor feed is hard or
any goose. and viii eventually kill it
Prophets predict the early demise OF
tn COnried goose.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-23

The Danviile Press in referring 70
The writer saws he is a crouch. Well.
writing baseball destroyed the natural
" sweet disposition he once possessed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-23

Pitchers Wilgus and Adams and
Right Fielder NJ. Miller have been
released by Manager Harry Lloyd.
Miller left for Toledo, Ohio, yesterday.
Gus Bonno. the Italian pitcher of last
year here. wants q place and Lloyd Is
trying 10 get him.-Paducah Register.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-23

The persistent man usually wins
49, again" fellow Is as lucky" IN
want advertising as he Is In all other
'h.ngs. II
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-23
On Ironing Day.

n N.yslEIlF DdF.
For ironing days a FIRE Of cindors
Is better than fresh coal.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-23
HOW THEY STAND.
RESULTS or TUESDAY.

Cairo 3 Jacksonville A.
DanVille II, Paducah o.
Nincennes 5, Nation 2.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-23
IaoRRoTEs ARE AMATEURS

Danvile. May 22-The Old Sojers
scored at will in today's game making
the Dog Eaters look like a bunch OF
anna eurs at every stage.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-23

The Bulletins subscribers have
money to buy VIII
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-23
Modern Conversation.

Modern Conversation
g. -, you know; =,
don't you know"
e. --. YOU know what | mean
-. you know
"YOu see what | mean.
you hroW. - - -, you
know what I mean
e. 80 you know; - you
know. 80 you know"
Andrew Carnegie is writing his life
history. which 5e hoPes viii become a
classic for the guidance Of young
men" Senator Beverage w;li write
an introduction for Il. and the maya
zine Success has esked for the seriai
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-23
NATIONAL LEAGuE.

Chicago. Ill, May 22-Wicker
proved an easy mark in the foprtf
when five runs were scored on four
singles and triple.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-23

Batteries Sudhoff, Hughes, HaydoI
and Kittredge; Smith and Hickey.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-23

Pittsburg, Pa, May 22.-Only one
Boston player reached third base.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-23
BRIDES WALLoPED AGAIN.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

I'dV0VI 100 bVHUVI' TybVII
5chreck; Joss and Clark.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-23

Batteries-Orth and Kleinow; Smitl
md Sullivan.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-23

Bateries-Wicker, Pfeister and
King and Moran; McGinnity and
Bresnahan
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11
HEARST SURRENDERS.
RADICALS HIN POINT.
Shearn Announces Willingness to
Name Full Ticket Nozc.

Upstate and Brooklyn delegates who
are to attend the Independence League
convention, which begins to-day. were
furious over the prospect Of fusion be-
tween the league and the Democrats.
After a session of the state committee,
lasting until this morning. Hearst was
forced to concede the naming of a full
ticket.
Mayor Mcclellan requested the resig-
nation of Park Commissioner Walgrove,
OF The Bronx. on the ground that the Of
fee had been misused for political pur-
poses, and picked Joseph I. Berry for
the place. This action was interpreted at
Tammany Hall as a notice 70 heads of de-
partments 10 get into line for the Mayor
and District Attorney Jerome
State Chairman Odeil, in reply to Cow
ernOr Higgins's statement in regard 70
bosses. called the Governor a political
"behemoth." He predicted a political
cyclone for Timothy l. Woodruff.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11
KILLS WOMAN-GOES ON.
automobile Does Not Stop after
accident an Far ROckdzcau.

one woman was killed and another seriously
injured. through being struck by an automobile
at Far Rockaway Queens Borough. last even
Ing about O'Clock. The machine which struck
them did not stop, and no appears 10 have
obtained its number
Mrs Michael Kane. of Leland Place. Far
Rockaway and Mrs. James Quinn, OF Gibson
Place Far Rockaway, started 20 cross Mott
avenue az the Sheridan Boulevard, when they
were run down by the machine which was
speeding along Mott avenue They were hurled
into the cutters.
Just before The women were struck the power
was shut of. but the moment they were hit the
exhaust began 10 pun again showing the oper-
ator had put on the power. The machine had
hardly halted in its course. and went on faster
than before.
The women were cared for by people living in
the neighbOThOod Mrs Quinn had a concussion
Of the brain. and was internally hurt. She was
taken to St Joseph's Hospital at Far Rockaway
where she died an hour later. Mrs. Kane was
not so badly hurt, and went home.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11
ROB WE4LTHY WIDOW?
austrian Jeycs focused of S51,7OO
Rug SzciHdle.

Charged with robbing Mrs. Emily L. Heine
widow Of a wealthy Cincinnati grocer, out Of
SOL. 700 by a fraudulent sale Of costly rugs, two
Austrian Jews We're arrested in the CAFE Central
at Second avenue and 9TH street. last night.
They intended 20 sail for Europe to-day
The prisoners said they were Frank Kiss, or
No 3SO4 Grand Boulevard. Chicaso. a rug
dealer. and Samuel Rosenfeld. of No. 3S35
Grand Boulevard. Chicago. commission broker
Mrs Heine will appear against the prisoners IN
the Tonbs police court this morning.
According 10 the complaint $4,000 was de-
rived from false sale To Mrs. Heine Of rugs
owned by Van Gaasbeck & Arkell. of No. lI9
Fifth avenue and paintings owned by KnOedler
& Co. of No go Fifth avenue. II is said that
Kiss & Rosenheld persuaded the firms 20 let
them display the goods In a vacant store at No
: West 22d street, saying they had customer
They received notes for the articles. agreeing 20
forward them 10 Cincinnati These notes were
soon taken up by Mrs. Heine- Alex. BlOOmberg
an emplOye OF Van GaaSbeek & Arkel who mad
charge OF the rugs while display, suspected
something was wrong. and went TO Cincinnati
and uncovered the alleged deal He had been
informed by the two men after Mrs. Heine had
viewed the rugs that she did not want them.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11
KILLED BY AUTOMOBILE.
O7cnfr Repairing His Machine
Struck by AnOther.

Francis w. Ford, twenty-nine years old. a
city engineer Of No Mount Morris Park West
died at Fordham Hospital at 10 O'Clock last
night from injuries sustained In an automobile
collision a few minutes before
with his brother Harold and a chauffeur. Will
tan, BaIen. II No. ls43 Broadway. BROOKLYN
Ford was bowling along Fordham Road In his
automobile when something went wrong with
the machine.
Mr.. Ford and the chauffeur got out TO fix IT,
Mr.. Ford was standing behind the automobile
M" i = Ei.,sbnan. Of No. 7sS Broadway mir
NJ Ford and hurled him thirty feet fracturing
his skull. "a ba o,d -
ft',a4ii. - charles r. Feishman, a brother
SicteJ TfG MT FORD up and hurried 70 the hospital
With him No 7ss Broadway Is 'he aed number Of
tn1 g he secretary Of the company that
runs IL.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11
CRUISER GOES SOUTH.
Destination of DeS MOineS a Pu22Ie
-After Maria Herrera?
[By telegraph to The Tribune. J

Portsmouth. Va, Sept. lO.-The United States
protected cruiser Des NIoines. with Commander
Abraham f. Culver in command has gone South
tonight under sealed orders.
An air Of mystery attaches 10 the sailing Of
the cruiser from the navy yard here so soon
after the departure OF the steamship Maria Her
rera. which left New York on Saturday with
arms and ammunition for use in the suppression
OF the Cuban rebellion.
Whether not the departure of the Des
. Moines has anything 10 do with the sailing Of
the Maria Herrera is unexplained in view Of the
secrecy maintained in naval circles. where il is
understood orders have been issued prohibiting
all discussion Of the trip All that is given out is
that the ship has gone cruise II IS
learned that the Des AIoines went south from
Cape Henry.
on Sunday much ammunition OF small calibre
put aboard the Des MOines together with
quantity OF stores Tonight heavy sea is run
ming of the coast
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11
FIGHTING In WARSAW.
Toops Beyond Restraint - Terror
lists Using Bombs.

- Sent. lO-A pomb was thrown this
..,,oon at the entrance Of the zirardow SPIN
!. works. in THIS city, severely wounding a
r..,,n and janitor. The troops thereupOn
I'm all directions and killed or wounded forty
persons.
rs-. several collisions between soldiers
.,s rsrolutionists to-night
-. ,or,hs were thrown az a patrol OF rufal
.,n a neighboring village to-day. wound
a., srtt Of the guards.
r,ur tsrroris,s entered a restaurant IN EieA-
ID, s,-ee,. this evening. where number OF
..,..,,v.s had assembled. and shot and killed
=. ,-o,r,e,or. The assassins. in trying to
....,. met a policeman and TWO soldiers whom
a.v .hot and wounded. The soldiers in neigh
=, barracks. bearing the shots. rushed
.,..n,b ,he street. beating and bayonesting all
.As, encountered Eleven persons were
severely wounded
r cou,s,on this afternoon between civilians
snd a patrol IN tne 'eN47I
-. .,-rsr were wounded, six of them osn-
gsruusly.
TsrOags Of refugees from siedloe' many OF
-, vos,,sse or badly beaten. are arriving In
w.-..v An say they gave no provocation for
,bs x,,aes upoa them by the soldiery. and were
..-.-,.,s,v su-p-isea al the outbreak on Satur-
s,v They say that The shots which started the
,,s.sarre wsre fred by house owners and shop
keepers defending their property against SOL
diers vino wound up oarouse with attempts 70
r,nsre ThersupOn riOting and slaughter began
Fnshtsnsa citizens sent deputation 70 Gov
ernor Engslke who refused % receive them
vhsreupn the Jews in seif-oeferoe. tried IN
vain 10 organize resistance The use OF artillery
by ths troops and s,x serious fires. which there
was 10 attempt % check forced the citizens 70
abandon their houses and seek refuge IN cellars
The refugees say ths officers gave the troops
free rein.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11
MILLION FOR PATENT.
Ne7c Steam Turbine Engine Makes
Fortune for Fireman.
IBy Telegraph TO The Tribune.l

Escanaba Mich. Sept 1O-From a fireman on
a railroad. receiving a salary of $50 a month. TO
the owner Of a patent on a steam turbine engine.
for which he to-day received S9I5O'O from a
transatlantic steamship company, is the record
of lanes F DevIin employed by the Chicago &
Northwestern Railroad and formerly running
out of Escanaha.
A draft for $4,000 turned over 70 Mr.
DevIin to-day by the firm Of Lawson. Walch x
Lawson Of New York, who purchased the patent
for the North German Lloyd Steamship Com
pany. An agreement was also signed by MI
Devln by which he will receive SlOO a day for
fifty days TO supe-intend the construction OF the
first engine.
The inventor and the New York attorney who
closed the deal left Escanaba at noon to-day for
New York where he will comply with the terms
of he contract
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11
CITIES BULLET SWEPT.
s,auGHrER IN POLAND
c,,,,olties in Siedloe Placed at I goo
VoIeys iR WGrsa1c.

- c,sualties in Siedlce are esnmatea
j H' LII and 1000 wounded. Artii-
~ !. was used to demOlish houses from
.t;cb shots were fired.
Pon,b explosions and murders OF SOL
- and police in Warsaw were an
oi'. = =, indiscriminate Shooting on the
n the troops, in which many per-
=. were killed or wounded. -,
The prisoners in a St. Petersburg jai,
.,,.d owing 10 the murder OF a girl
entry and forced the authorities TO
rnsk eterins
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11
GOVERNOR AND PRESIDENT IN ACCORD
Mr.. Higgins's Authorized" Statement After
His Return from Conference.

Albany, Sept 1O.-GOvernOr Higgins arrived
here at IL o'clock tonight. When asked regard
ing his conference with President Roosevelt at
Sycamore HILL he said;
4 have this statement to make and am au-
thorized 10 make it, that the President and my
self acting in entire accord in the present
situation"
Does that mean that President Roosevelt IA
vors your candidacy?" he was asked.
I have nothing further to add" replied the
Governor.
Hugh Hastings, Stete Historian, who has been
in Europe, accompanied the Governor
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11
TRAIN SLIDES DOU'N BANK
T5centy-SeUep Persons Hart N
Wreck Near Santa Barbara.

Santa Barbara. Cal. Sept. 1O-The second
section Of a southbound train the Southern
Pacific Coast line from san Francisco was
wrecked to-day AT Sea Cliff side track twenty
miles south Of Santa Barbara. and twenty-seven
persons We're injured. TWO Of whom may die.
The wreck occurred at a point where the road
bed runs near the Pacific Ocean on an embank-
ment. Some rart Of the locomotive broke and
dropped on the ties. causing the locomotive 10
leave the rails.
The baggage car and four coaches followed.
and ali toppled over and slid down the eTnbank-
ment There We're no sleeping cars on the train.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11
MR.. LITTlEFIELD WINS.
MAINE STILL REPUBLICAN
GoUernOr Cobb Reelected Demo
Gratis Make Big Gains.

Portland. Me-. Sept. 10.-GOvernor William T.
tinuance Of the prohibitory law Of the state. was
reelected to-day by a plurality OF between 5000
and 10000. with few exceptions the smallest
margin Of votes ever given a Republican in the
state.
Congressman Lttleheld ar1 Governor Cobb at
tribute the almost unprecedent-I slump in the
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11

Havana, Sept. 1o-President Palma tonight
issued a decree suspending all constitutional
guarantees. particularly the articles numbered
Is, Is, L. Is. 2s. "a and 27. in the provinces
OF Pina- del Rio. Havana and Santa Clara. The
law enforcing public order which Is equivalent
the three provinces named.
A supplemental decree has been issued sus-
pending the decree OF August 2s. pardoning
repentant rebels and ordering that all rebels be
arrested and placed in jail Both DEGREES have
been communicated 10 all officers in the field.
Coincident with the issuance of the DEGREES.
which followed to-night's decision not TO yield
20 the peace demands. the government ordered
the arrest of practically every prominent Liberal
Alfredo Zayas. president of the Liberal party.
and several others have disappeared.
Among the Liberals arrested are Congressman
Florencio Villuendas brother of Congressman
Enrique Villuendas. who was killed AT Cienfue-
gos year ago. and Congressman Borges. Var
ona and Osuna. Gonzalez Perez. Pelayo Garcia
Dr. Borrerr. and Alfonso Lopez
When the news Of the issuance Of these de-
crees reached the veterans peace commission.
which was in session at the home of General
Menocal. there was almost unanimous denuncia-
ton Of President Palma. resolution was
passed that all peace negotiations should be
abandoned. Senator Sanguily. Independent was
present and made a speech in which he declared
that there remained for Cubans only two roads
20 travel-one Of honor and the other of disgrace.
The government, he said, had refused offers of
endeavors to settle the difficulty peacefully. and
nothing was left except 70 side with its op-
ponents.
General Collazo and other prominent veter-
ans made similar speeches. and General Memo
cal coincided with their views. II appears prob
able that most OF the members Of the veterans
peace commission will Join the insurgents to-
morrow.
Senator Morua Delgado was one Of the first
arrested and several Representatives were
quickly added 10 the list Of prisoners, Former
Representatives in Congress and veterans are
being sought by the police. Up to midnight
Sefor Zayas had not been arrested.
Exchanges OF shots with insurgent bands are
occurring in some suburbs OF Havana. There
are many hundreds Of insurgents short dis
tance from the city
Santiago is reported uneasy. Americans at
Santiago say that the assertion that an army
could be raised in Eastern Cuba against Guerra
is groundless. the sentiment OF the people
there is largely anti-government, although not
yet beligerent.
Cienfuegos reports a total Of nine thousand in
surgents in Santa Clara province.
The revolutionists have landed a quantity Of
arms and ammunition at Manzanillo.
The constitutional guarantees suspended by Pres
Ident Psma's order include equal rights under the
law, protection from arbitrary and imprison-
ment, freedom OF thought speech. writing and pub
lcatiOn freedom Of association and meeting, free
dom Of travel and inviolability Of private dwell
ings and private papers, except by order Of a
competent authority and with the formalifies pre-
scribed by the laws.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11
TOLD CRIME IN SLEEP.
IO7Ca Farmer C0nUicted of Murder
ing Uife's Former Husband.
IBy Te.-grapa - Tho Tribuae- ]

sibley. Iowa. Sept. 1O-Charles Rocker a
farmer. was to-day convicted OF murder as the
result Of having confessed the details Of the
crime in his sleep.
Two years ago August Schroeder was muir
dered here but no clew was left Some time
sfterward Rocker married SchroedeT's widow.
Several months ago Mrs. Rocker reported TO
the authorities that Rocker had talked In his
sleep and told a detailed story of having poisoned
Schroeder. The story was investigated. and the
proof adduoed was so conclusive that Rocker
received a life sentence
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11
TOUR TO ATLANTA ACCOUNT
unr,oNAt DENTAL CONVENTION

sr,.mber H. via Pennsylyania, Railroad iI SPECIAL
Pullman train only So SgrarRsportaii6n % retGr5iSVw Hew
ora, az - studds r L. A.. NO. zos fIth Ave.
-. o.s ~. or ticket aEeRts.-Aa'"
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11
REDUCED RATES TO COLORADO

va Fenns' ltan.a Railroad. September IS 90 a ac-
tol.t flks.s teak 90. 90 nnIal faiebrstiBa aHt-
80 20 20 Deuv CclOrs 90 S.IiaEs tHd return ON
New logA CoIS-lt Ticket Agents.-AdyL
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11
wHALeR LOST IN ALASKAN WATERS.

iiy Telegraph o. The Tribune
New Bedford. Mass. Sept. l0.-A dispatch re-
oeved here to-day from Nome. Alaska. announces
the loss of The san Francisco whaling steamer
Alexander. which was manned by New Bedford
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11
psAIH FOLLOWS SLING FROM WASP

Elmyra y. Y. Sept 10-James Moot Of Odessa.
Schuyler County. was stung by yellow Jacket last
night. diving forty minutes later.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11
pEwsVs PURE GRAPE JUICE.

Absolutely free from any preservaliyes-
H. T. Dewey & Sons Co.. lSs Fulton ST.. New YORK
-AdyL
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11
TUELVE HUNDRED SHOT.
The Jauish Massacre at SiedIce-
Artillery Used.

Seoioe' sept lG-The slaughter Of Jews which
esan on Saturday continued unchecked through
slhay and to-day The massacre was ,are-
iui'y planned. the soldiers warning all the
0n'slah population in advance 70 display ikons
~ 'nat they might remain undisturbed
some Ierrorists killed two soldiers on Satur-
Gay hlsh' and thereupon the Libau Regiment
V'sah 70 murder Jews on every hand. The
sO'ps continued the work Of slaughter all night
saturday an1 an day SUNDAY.
a. t4fiy hour this morning Governor Cen
'14ion teiegTaphed permission 10 use artil-
n 'ouI batteries then opened fire down
warsaw and Arieia streets. which
inhabited by thousands u Jews. The de-
=" 1'0n was horrible II is estimated that fully
s nave been killed and 1000 wounded
a, '''o prisoners, great many of whom
@'-'aea' NOT a soldier was killed.
"'o'iirg squads os soldiers were parading
-. -e streets selling Uillaged watches and
- he army officers openly countenaDced
~. loot The local Governor Fngu.e
Nsps 10 prevent IL.
a.. siaph offices are closed and nobo5, ia
"he on The streets or tn lea,a The So,
cr,s 'lo"a NE stations. The soldiers are
hv 'ao behaving with extraordinary brutal
r.. sssa'ion of c.rzens asked ,sa co,e.,,-
sng -. gs troops 10 cease firing. but the Gov
a., lisa inat The otizers must surren6er
uo., s's ana tie revolutionists or The cir.
IT, 'o'nbarled. The authorities say ,,s,
sE a., !. ISIS nave arrived here from War
a. - 'ai they must be arrested bafo,e ,,,,,
e,, ~aao-tan's are permitted 10 leave ,be
~ - to-day invaded the restaurar, 90 ,he
=. ...-..'e. -, note. and destroyed the furniture :,
RI'n 1l carried on the wines and
"a Sept lo.-The oorr.er.ors,,. ..
sa,.., Nossische Zeitung" says that the
~. si"aloe apparently was prenared
a., NSaa Bands OF strangers os,-r-,,.,.
d. -, On rcrough, took an active o., -,
l,v, Al one stage Of the es,h,i,., a.
r,,,. 'el"c Ia driving the soldiers b,.,, ri.
49, counted by the huDdra5s A.,
"a. S'eaioe are burning, and no s,ta,,,,,, !.
~. 'l' them out A great many ,r-os,,
t.,,. 'i's morning. but there are fe,,. L..
g the prisoners ~" Jews
GT,,.-1 10 The Warsaw correspopder, y,
u... - Aazeiger" the Authorities bad -.
nm -, eiy In operation on the sfre.,.
h5sass - - ~ O'clock this morning. Tv.ly.
s,o,s h.. Nfea and four houses. from which
Rsr. 49, D''n hred st the soldiers vesterds,,
ahy - In addition 10 one hundre5 a..
.s Plaaderea. ''-''-''' u Polish stores
'ess kil.d !, estimates the number q,
Ven Eou,s-. one hundred. ard says many nor.
pern..t.1 Only few Christians have r.,
'eaVe the ,oyvn. This ai;aok ~
- No4''ss'd On seventh page.
's~srs q ci.er----
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11
m'HIm. MEAD e WHITE.

The sepfeunhe~ number of The Architectural
Record" IS devoted a story Of the work % No
kim Mead White, with Illustrations AL nsws-
dealers or IL and i6 Vesey St.-Ady-
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11

September % via Pennsylvania Railroad SiX-d3
trip All necessary expenses, sZZ from Nc" i0aA'
See Ticket Agents.-AdyL
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11

\ s':sf - / 1eLARsI !.t.a on sAuTeRns pu.c.
,DsSs. 4 So, sure 10 please your ssS.'s ~
- - Fulton ST.. &sW Yorh
New-York tribune., 1906-09-11

The constitutional guarantees suspended by Pres
Ident Palma's order include equal rights under the
law, protection from arbitrary and imprison-
ment freedom OF thought. speech. writing and pub
licatOn. freedom Of association and meeting free
dom Of travel. and invinlabty Of private dwell
ings and private papers. except by order Of a
competent authority and with the formalifies pre-
scribed by the laws"