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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-08-29
Car DTagIiG bye }agOlDTn.
Projekt uiozenia nowej liberalneJ
konStytucyi.
Ze zjazdu hakatyst6w W MalbOrgu.
Przybycie do New Yorku przyszfegO PREF ST. ZJed.
Kompane assekuracyne zafaW rachun re San Francisco
Ze zjazdu hakatyst6w W Malborgu.
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WyWlCSZCLlu SALOA IS VA oS
stall sic w oczach ludu jego smier-
telnym wrogiem, jake wiec mo-
zna przypuszczac, re zdoia zapo-
biedz rewolucyi? Teraz kamaryl-
la sama vie, re blad popelnila;
vie, ze wybory dadza druga du-
me, o wiele radykalniejsza cd
pierwszej i dlatego odrzucila pro-
jekt Stolypina, aby wybory od-
bye we wrzesniu. Ale ona chcia
la mice swoje zniwo. Przez czas
trwania dumy bylo istotnie duzo
swobody. Rewolucyjne zwiazki
wystepowaiy prawie otwarcie.
Kiedy wiec Rad mial ich spis,
w6wczas powiedzial sobie: Gas
zarnknac dume, uwiezic / zesiac
wszystkich rewolucyonistow, a
w6wczas bedzie spokoj. TAX tez
zrobiono, ale to byl ziy plan, bo
najpierw rewolucya weszla w
glab narodu, a powtore nawet
istotnego kierownictwa rewolu-
cyjnego ME uwieziono, bo ono w
pore przenioslo sic "a granice i
stantad czyni przygotowania'
Represye, stany oblezenia, poll
tyczne mordy, mic juz ME uratule
starego systemu: jest on pote-
piony, skazany przez narod ma
smierc zginac musi. Terazniej-
sze represye tylko zaostrzaja sy-
tuacye."
Inny Rosyanin, rowniez wybi-
tiny polityk, Struwe, mowil do re-
daktora finlandzkiej gazety YNya
Pressen": ,,Doszlismy do niesly-
chanego chaosu. Kazdy admin
strator dzia1a wediug wlasnego
widzimisie, a krytykuje innych.
Przytem zawsze sic okazuje, ia
cy to So barbarzyhcy! Wojenny
gubernator warszawski Stryzow
wydal istotnie dixie rozporza-
dzenie, re "a zrabowanie rzado-
wych pieniedzy przez handy zbo-
jeckie, solidarnie, calym swym
majatkiem odpowiadaja mieszkan'
cy miejscowosci, w ktorej popel-
Mono rabunek. Coz wiec maja
czynic wladze wojskiem, poll
cya, kozakami, jezeli bezbronni
obywatele, skrepowani tax, ze
siebie obronic ME moga, beda
strzegli kas rzadowych? Genera
Ia Stryzowa MONA bylo "a nie-
dorzeczne rozporzadzenie odwo-
lac, tego jednak ME uczyniono,
lecz posiano Petersburga do
SkaNona rozkaz: Go to "a g}up-
stwa wyrabia Stryzow? Cofnac
jego rozporzadzenie!" I rzeczy-
wiscie Skalion ie cofnal, ale Stry-
zow moze sobie dalej robic ro-
zne giupstwa. Albo oto drugi
hr. Woroncow-Daszkow, zapyta-
ny o powod rzezi orrniansko-ta-
tarskich, dal taxa urzedowa od-
powiedz: Go zrobil ten idyota
moi poprzednik Galicyn, "a to
ia ME odpowiadam" - j ME dal
zadnych wyjasnieh. Rad wyo-
brazil sobie, re Mkt inny, tylko
zydzi robia rewolucye. Coz wiec
robi? Oto, kazai poufnie wszyst-
kim gubernatorom pousuwac zy-
dow re sluzby miejskiej / W zlem-
stwach. Straca vice stanowiska
ludzie spokojni: lekarze. felcze-
rzy, aptekarze ziemscy, gdzienie-
gdzie technicy j weterynarze'
Wszakze oni pewnoscia ME ro-
bill rewolucyi, ale teraz powie-
ksza szeregi wrogow rzadu. Kie-
dy patrze ma to wszystko, co -
teraz dzieje, ma chaos w admin
stracyi, ma brak mysli, ma ener-
gle tylko w wykonywaniu wyro-
kow smierci to powiadam sobie,
ie iakies fatum popycha Rad do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-08-29
ROk XVII.

re wszystkich stron przez Pola-
kow.
Amnestya cesarza uwalniaja-
ca Cd kar tylko winnych obrazy
m st at u niezadowoliia
w Niemczech prawie nikogo.
Gazety mowia lekcewaze-
MEM . takich dowodach cesar
skiej iaski.
Havana, 2o sierpnia. - Pre-
zydent Palma wstrzymal powo-
lywanie pod broh nowych ochot-
nikow. Przywodzcy powstahcow
przekonali sic, re o obaleniu rza-
du Palmy ME moze bye mowy.
pragna przeto powracae do do
NOW pod warunkiem, 4e zapew-
niona i'm bedzie bezkarnose.
Bandy Guzmana / Portali W
Aureus zostaiy rozpedzone przez
zandarmow ochotnikow, przy-
czem zdobyto znaczne zapasy bro
nj i amunicyi, oraz wiele koni. Ma
stepnie napadnieto ma bande Ro-
desa i zniesiono ia do szczetu.
Oyster Bay, ae sierpnia. =
Wszystkie rozkazy i korespon-
dencye prezydenta sekretarzy
wszystkich departamentow, pisa
ne So odtad nova ortografia, Ia
lecona przez komisye, ma ktorej
czele stoi professor Brander Mat
thews, kt6ry przeslal 900 wyra-
zow, pisanych uproszczonym
sposobem. Stanowia one siownik,
ktory bedzie powiekszony i po-
prawiany podlug dalszych wska.
zowek komisyi.
Prezydent ME powiedziai do
tychczas nikomu, yak sic zapa-
truje ma sprawe powstania ma
Kubie.
New York, 2e sierpnia. Pro-
gram przyjecia Williama J.
Bryana, po jego powrocie z
Europy, Jest bardzo uproszczony
Przy wyladowaniu powitaja go
panowie mayor MCGOWAN, VIM
Hays, prezes Ligi antytrusto.
wei, Lewis Nixon glownego
komitetu recepcyjnego kilku
innych. Nastepnie pojedzie
Bryan do hotelu Victoria, gdzie
po pieciu delegatow z kazdego
stanu powita 60 W imieniu naro-
wei demokracyi.
San Francisco, 2e sierpnia. -
I2o kompanij ubezpieczeh cd
ognia, dotknietych katastrofa
trzesienia ziemi ognia, wypla-
clio ubezpieczonym przyznane
i'm sunny, ogolem $55,Io3863. L
tel kwoty przypada ma kompanie
Liverpool $3,So4,ooo, Hartford
$3,o13, 7S5, New York UnderwGi-
tiers $3,49o,7S7, Aetna $3,726,5o2
i Liverpool and London Globe
$3721,25S.
Z New Yorku ma przybye 300
konduktor6w motorowych ma
usiugi zjednoczonych kompanij
tramwajowych. Towarzysza i'm
detektywi, uzbrojeni W palki po-
licyjne.
New York, 2e sierpnia. = Sc
Walsh oswiadczyl wczoraj pu-
blicznie, re kapitan policyi Her
lihyy otrzymuje W swoim dystryk-
Gle po SIS cd kazdego szynkarza:
azeby policya ME przesladowaia
szynkarzy, ME zamykajacych ma
czas swych lokali lub utrzymuja-
cych szulernie i domy rozpusty.
Sedzia Crane zarzucii policyi
re proteguje ziodziei | szulerow
aresztujac biedakow, ktorzy W
niedziele osmielaja sic sprzeda-
wac orzechy ziemne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-08-29

czyn6w, prowadzacych do rewo-
lucvi. ktora mojen zdaniem 5sst
nieunikniona".
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-15

Their one OF them IL clear headed
but merely a widowed. generous
hearted dreamer OF dreams
lie called forth a storm OF en-
thnsiaam by shouting that no one
IN the state dared Co meet him In
debate against socialism "lioa
have been told. he eontlaued. by
the mayor and the chief Of police.
courts have been inundated. and
ever In the superior court sit the
dispensers of justice like stuffed
dummies and big buffoona. doing aH
their masters tell them.
You cannot ahaw me an instance
wure a socialist, though driven 90
the extremity, has attempted 10
break a law ut this country To
hs a socialist IL to be an intelligent
man. aud Il IN with intelligence
that We intend TO win our battle =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-15
THE THEATERS
ahakaaneare,s comsdy.

Shakespeare delightful comedy
The Merry Wives Of Wlndaar' a
triflo mCY IN parts. was given by
Louis James and an excellent com.
pany at tho Grand last night There
In nothing la the performance that
requires exceptional acting or a
great amount OF heavy work. In
the hands OF an inferior company. Il
would be tifcHomo. but with the
company az the Grand every point
II brought out and backed by aplen.
ded stage settings aud gorgeous
consuming. the comedy offers lie.
liEhtful entertainment
Louis james aa Sir John Faiataff
~ great A Tat. rolly polly mlrth
pfoyokor. he carries the burdens of
delight on his shoulders
Norman hlaekctt az Mr. Ford, the
jeaihua husband. Ia clever and hand.
lsumo.
jolly Nellie MoHonry. whose sou.
breite work IN "A Might 1t the Cir.
Gus and The Bicycle 0irla was
seen here several seasons ago. IL aa
fresh and CHEEKY as In past days
Aphte James aud ali Of the re
hnainlng members OF the company
ARE acceptable.
One Of tho pretties, stage settings
seen for many months n that OF the
iaat act, Il set showing a at
midnight ia the woods. Fitting
hreflya dart here and there. aud the
soft light OF the moon makes an
admirable picture.
The Merry Wives Of Windsor IL
ON for two nor nights. with a mat.
inee tomorrow.
Wednesday night Emilio De Cor.
gofzo. the celebrated baritone. ap.
pears under the auspices Of the la.
dies Musical club. aud Thursday
night Jane Corcoran opens In The
Freedom Of suzanne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-15

The Lois thsAtef continued 10
prove lis popularity last nirht. and
presented the opening production OF
The Charms Of Music and An
Arabian Night 20 a crowded house
10th are live. natural comedy
akatchea. and met The unNilntcd ap
probation Of the audience.
The Charms Of Music picture
The unhapptnsss IN n home because
% 3 musical genius Willingly haf
bored there Charles Allen Il
good NJ the genius Miss Ailceu
Mas aud NTH Kathleen Taylor are
rcfreahtng In their work.
An Arabian Might seems 20 cen
tier aruand a much present mother.
iuIas. whose "buftinEln ability
makes a much married man "a Of
Ralph = Cummings. who plays the
LEADING part Cummings IL right IN
HIS proper element In comedy
Others uho are good are Phillip
Sheffield. ~ the bfotherinl law
Iulia Waicoit. "a the mothorin Law
Adelaide Hafland. as the guiia
purcha alrl. aud Aiieen May. a. the
wife For the parts FAST, for them
the remainder Of the company are
satisfactory
Daily mutineea will be given as
usual this week. and last nights at.
traction viii run through. Next
SUNDAY. Oct n. will be given the
Nos York comedy by Owen Davis.
How Baxter nutted In"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-15
AreYOu Neelectine Your
Eyesieht

When expert opticians NJ the schu.
ehard Optical Co. 1907 Second aY..
will examine your eyes free and
tell you honestly whether you
need glasses or not We ask but
a trial. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-15
$50 LADIES' SUITS st2.so AT
LoNooN's TUESDAY.

For one day only We viii soli la
dies fine tailored suits at hiR 10.
auctions Regular SIS suits 40 az
ti2 90. $50 suits. ssaS. 81 suits
sues You can satisfy yourself
those ~ the best bargains ia Lea.
dies suits In Seattle BY visiting
londnn'a tomorrow. III Second
af. Come early Read cur big
adj ON page g. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-15

n r. Elliott Of Dawson speaks IN
rising terms 81 the far north. saying
that the wealth IL not discovered
by half and that the benefit Seattle
VIII derive from the trade viii be
sufficient to sustain a city Of great
population Mr. Elliott said that
government engineers who have
been working all summer have
handed In Il report 20 the effect
that the great white channel
promises q Yield Of millions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-15

The beauty OF this furniture lies in its simplicity. our CIV designs in Arts
and Crafts Furniture that have Just arrived are c finest examples Of this popular
furniture As yet podueed We have them in complete sets for every foon N the
house or odd pieces TO set here and there TO add TO The atracyeness 81 the home
the many handsome pieces OF this furniture 10Y on display
We call especial aucnuou to large number Of designs by "Idmhcu' which
are 10 be found here only. This eScustveness does 20 ptcsage a higher price
on the contrary. It IS all marked at ar usual very modest prices
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-15
CouehCoyers

Nou9iuNpS
FIFTY eight
nee styles
aud patterns.
ranging In
price from
tiz8 90 SO
plaeed. n
stock during
The past week
r y o EIa
Gals
ti1s Couch
Covers.
N.pc
$3.50 Couch
Covers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-15
SURVEY BOATS WILL
WINTER ON SOUND.

The United States coast and SEQ
dotio survey boats Patterson. Me
Arthur aud Gedney have been or
dered south and will be la Seattle
within the neat thirty days. These
boats have been surveying along
the southwestern coast OF Alaska.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-15
SUPERIOR COURT
ACT LIKE DUMMIES
s.ys rAE MAYOR ANo
.x OF POLICE NAVE
.,ss TELLING LIES

,., would have Us retlre like
ss ~ monks q cid. 50 lH.
reuu,alna and live With the
because the courts she
Na.mrs the police the maNof
sraners want as a. SO
49, vincent Harper Yesterday AZ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-15
Nothing Escapes

Every article IN the ssa. 600
stock az a big discount anlta, over
coats. raineoais. hats aud furnish.
inEa Don't delay Attend the va
ate sale. A Bridge a Co, iAla.
iflf Second 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-15
"A Millionaire Tramp"

"A Millionaire Tramp" opened n
the Seattle theafer yesterday. mat
luce and evening. with 4 strong
cast Special scenic effects add
much 20 an inter yethtiun Of the
play, which n somewhat above the
average Harry Todd in the title
role divides honors with John Hall.
Who takes the part Of Or John
Staley " J Mack was at home IN
the part Of Ezra Trumhull. the gcu.
orai faeintum OF the little town IN
which the scene Of the play Il laid.
while Alice Wentworth. aonbfcite
has the Eailcry with her on ever
appearance The rest OF the com
paHy is well up 10 the standard on
all week with usual matinecH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-15
A IN. Ihlrd Ay.nus.

Third Avenue iheator habitues
yesterday ihronped the popular
meiodfamaiic ia, housc for the
opening performances OF "Tbe
Lighthouse by the Sea" Owen
Davis thrilling New England coast
drama Last night for an hour be.
fore tho rise OF the curtain. hun.
ineds thronsed the lobby elamorins
for standing room even
seen for The first time In this
cits. the neaeoast play made even
more Of a BIT than the management
had hoped for. Things dear 10 the
nsart 81 the thnilhungry wcte
handed ont in punches Reseuea
calculated 80 come In the nick OF
time were never oVef uF under
timed. and the psychological mo.
menss. and there are many. bring
forth stunts bY the Stage folk Which
fnek the thcater wiih applause
william Morris. a. the blind and
veuerabl. keeper of the lighthouse
'plass 10 the galleries effectively
with the wisdom and paihoH Of hts
Years and plight The EalicFt
sonngmfcrs goddess. tAurette Tat.
iof. plays her Juvenile part nalyeb
whlis William Rsyuor. az Tom Cod,
hef sutton, engineers many an un.
Epa4insta love scene IN such = banf
linE and funny name that he pais
in HoiIsF. the famous comedy part
ia Way Down East completely
50 the shade. On all week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-15
HARPERHANDS
OUT ROASTS

tefnoen to the thronE of socialists
who packed egan'a hall IN tho Ar
cadu block.
Harper had announced that he
wauld talk on utoplas Past aud
Future lie Eruw rhetorical ON
the dreams Of Plato aud Of Thomas
Meoro declared that he and Jack
1 onden had joined the ranks ~ the
iahorlns men hecauae OF their
dreaming propcusitiea. hut object
ell 10 the usual cfitieiam that nel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-15
FORT LAYTON
BOYS WIN GAME
(star spselal asrvIes.l

FORT LAYTON, Oct ib-Yea.
terday the soldiers defeated IL.
w~eil-known Thistloa Of Seattle IN
a good game OF Gee football The
boys OF the fort ala good work. ea-
pecially since Il was the first tim0
that most of them had played Tho
game wa good and clean and we'll
contested, and only nea the end
aid the soldiers score, making two
goals during the last few minutes
The wnn 90 In favor OF Fort
tawtOn. Fort Lawton viii have a
good team after the boys Eet a 1T
tie more practice. A large crowd
was present az the match,
The members ~ Company y VIII
arrive on the steamer Santa Clara
from Fort Llacum, Alaska. tonight
or tomorrow.
Save big money N your winter
clothes for man or boy a. the great
yaoate sale. A. Bridge a Co, i4iJ.
EggaaA a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-15

Meas and bows suits, oyorcoats
uincoats. hats aud furnishings at
80 big discounts Naeate sale A
Hridsv a Co. ltt8.ttif Second
saa
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-05-10
WHoRToN LEAVES TUSCALOOSA
He Conducted One of the Most Success full Revivals in the Towns History.

Tuscaloosa, May 9.-(Special. )-Dr. W7horton. who has been conducting one of the greatest revivals that has ever been held here, left this afternoon for Eu- faula, where he will visit his brother. who is pastor of the First Baptist church at that point. During Dr. Whortons stay here more than two hundred were added to the Baptist church. besides a great number that joined the other churches in the city. During his stay here great throngs heard him daily and at times many were turned away for lack of even standing room. He is a great preacher and much of his success here was due to the simplicity with which he told the gospel truths. Dr. Dawson stated last evening that the revival would continue and 1t is probable that before the great wave which has struck this entire com munity subsidies, more than three hun dred will have been added to the various churches. On next Sunday Dr. Whorton will go from Eufaula to Montgomery, where he will doubtless have great re- viva1
 Dr. Penick, the new rector of the Epis- copal church of this city. has arrived and has already started his labors. He seems to be a splendid gentleman and his con gregation are proud of him.
 Hubert Robertson, who Is employed at Strickland Bros. Machine Shop, met with very serious accident. which occurred while he was working with molten iron, which sputtered over him. inficting very painful burns At first 1t was feared that he would lose his eyes, but 1t is now thought that with careful nursing they can be saved
 The international committee of the Young Mems Christian association has bestowed the great honor on the Univer- sity Gec club quartette by inviting them to sing at the students conference, which will be held at Ashevile N. C.. during the month of June. At this gathering stu dents from all over the country gather
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-05-10
ON THE RACE TRACK

New York, May 9-The Metropolitan handicap the first of the classics at Bel mont park, will be run tomorrow after ncon
 The horses entered for the Metropolitan are somewhat disappointing, as far as class is concerned, many of the more fa- nous racers of the east having been de- clared out on various accounts-Sysonby because of skin disease: Hermis because of lack of condition, and Delhi on account of the poor showing he has already made. Some of the better class of 3-year-olds which are expected to furnish the real contest also are missing. Artful. Hamburg Belle and Tradition are all eligible, and if any one of them should be added at post time, the race would be vastly im- proved
 The Metropolitan this year will be worth nearly s14,O00, and tonight Roseben is made favorite by every racing expert, and he will be heavily played to win. Rose ben's decisive defeat in the Excelsior handicap has not shaken his owners faith fin him. His partiality for the Belmont track, where last year he won world 8 record at six furlongs. and the fact that he can run just as well on muddy track as a dry one. seems to make his chances stand out abovS the other candi- dates.
 The lght-weighted horses will be troublesome factors in the race and it is agreed that If Israfel and Grapple, the more likely contestants. go out to run with Roseben the first half mile they may take the heart out of the phenomenal sprinter. Israfel is one of the best handi- cap horses shown this year, and has been defeated but once. He is fast and courageous, and will have the benefit of Miller's handling. Grapple, John D. Drake candidate, is regarded dangerous.
 Stalwart, Dandelion Pegasus and Ivan the Terrible are starting for the first time this year. The others in the field have shown their form this. The entries, weights, jockeys and probable odds fol low:
 Dandelion. 1Os tO'NeiD 10 to l.
 Red Knight. 1O6 tMcDanieD, 15 to 1.
 Pegasus, 100 (Radtke). to l.
 Batts. 92 (Plerratt), 30 to l.
 Accountant, 97, 10 to l..
 sBlandy. Ill q. Jones), F to l.
 Lord of the Vale, 115 (W. Davis), F to L.
 Battle Axe, 97. p to 1. Oxferd, 107 (L Smith. D to 1.
 IsrafeI, s7 fAfiller). to l.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-05-10
GOULD GOES DOWN
 BEFORE CHAMPION
EUSTIcE MILES WINS BRITISH COURT TENNIS TOURNAMENT IN THE CHAMPIONSHIP ROUND BY THREE SETS TO ONE.

London, May 9.-At the Queens club to- day after a splendid series of victories against the leading British covered court tennis experts, Jay Gould of Lakewood, N. J.. went down before the worlds champion, Eustace Miles. in the cham pionship round, the latter winning the match by 3 sets to 1.
 The American champion started splen- -didly and won the first set by 6 to 4, but thereafter Miles perfect condition seemed to tell. The champion set a tremendous pace and Gould was plainly tired. The second set fell easily to Miles by 6-1.
 In the third set Gould made a great fight and though the set fell ultimately to Miles by 6-4, some of the best tennis seen here in years was played in it.
 The fourth set also went to Miles by 6-3.
 In the international amateur court ten his doubles championship Jay Gould of Lakewod. N. J., and Joshua Crane, Jr., of Boston will meet Eustace H. Miles and w. Pennell English The first match will begin May II.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-05-10
Want Life-size Photographs.

Washington, May 9.-(Special. )-Several bama and Representative Staley of Ken lucky went to Wilmington, Del, and opened the democratic congressional cam paign with addresses to the State Dem ocratic club. They made a big hit and the club has written them for life size photographs to be placed in the dem ocratic public headquarters.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-05-10

This session the University Glee club made their first appearance, and the rec ord they made Is a great credit to the institution. The following compose the ulartette: Leland W. Chapman, first tenor; F. C. Stickney, second tenor; Jesse P. Chapman, first bass. and Frank M Lett, second bass
 The sad news has been received nere from Duncanville announcing the death of Rush Clements. It seems that MT. Glenn ents was ready to leave the house, and as he reached for his hat. which was hanging near his bed. he fell dead across the/ bed. Heart failure is said to have been the cause. He was tD years or age. He was brother of the late Rufus Clem- ents. N. N. Clements and Dr. Morgan Clements. His sister. Mrs. M. F. Mar Joe. of this city, still survives him. His several children have the sympathy oi
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-05-10
RAILWAY ASSOCIATION MEETS.
Birmingham Is Suggested as the Next
 Place of Meeting.

Nashville, Tenn, May 9.-The Southern Railway association completed its pro- gramme this afternoon and adjourned. chosen president of the association; B. l.. Bugg of Savannah, Ga, vice president; w. c. Crutchfield of Mobile, Ala, sec retary, and J. NJ Gray of Memphis, treas urer.
 The executive committee is composed of E. H. Lea, Richmond, Va; c. l.. Can dler. Atlanta, Ga, and F. T. Pelter, Bir- mingham, to whom is left the selection of the next meeting place. Birmingham being suggested by a number Of mem | berS
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-05-10

Ivan the Terrible. 10s G<napp). 10 to 1. Grapple. 106 (Garner). to 1. Cedarstrome. 96. 50 to l. Colonial Girl, 119 fsewelD. 6 to 1. Roseben. 129 Qyne), to 2 Rapid Water. 115 (FeiehD. 6 to 1. Stalwart, 123 (Shawl, to 1. Ormonde's Right. 110, 10 to 1. Goldsmith, 9s RomanellD, 50 to 1. August Belmont entry.