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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-05
AL SR. "A PRESA.

Algunas personals verian con gupto Sc
pusiera en- escena, en- Ia noche del domin.
go pr6ximo, lie aplaudida obra de Ramos
Carri6n, "Se continuara. 2
Quedan complacidos los peticionarios en-
10 de Ia iudicaci6n ahora falta eI macs.
tro.
SARTURCE, STOP Is, TO LET.-2 or 3
nice cool rooms with balcony to the carre-
terra. Isabel Anlino de Cerra X vs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-05
De ISOCTEDAD.

Para FGjGrdO.-Ha salido para Faiar-
do, donde permanecera una tempoTada de
dos meses Ia distinguida sefiora Providen.
cia Cortada de Palacios, acompaiada de
sus ni1os Rafael Maria Luisa, Desea-
mos grata permanencia en- la culta pobla-
cion los estimados esposos. .e=.-
PersomGLes.-Se encuentra en- esta ciu.
dad el DIR. senior A. Diaz, de Fajardo.
En- el pr6ximo correo embarca para los
Estados en- uso de licencia, 81 Teaorero de
Puerto Rico senior Willoughby le acom-
pafia su diatiDguida sefiora. Feliz viaje.
Sc encuentra enfermo con Ia grippe
On su residencia de Santurce, don Manuel
Paoli, LIE deseamoS pronta mejorfa.
Ha regresado aver de Nueva York, ell
Lcdo. Jose M. Blanco, del comercio de
ekta plaza, acompaiiado de su hijo mayor
el joven Agustin Blanco y GeigeI.
Carmelita Colon Ca6alLerO. .-Se encuen-
ira en- esta ciudad la bellfsima triguefia
del veriel de Yabucoa Quien acompafa
su distinguida sefiora madTe. PaTece
que, pronto las albas flores del simb6lico
Rzahar ornaran hermosa su frente de jazmi-
mes.
Bien venidas las distinguidas damas.
Al Ie0trO.-Mafiana sabado hay un
buen programa. La graciosfsima- more
ma, la aplaudida tiple Aurora Gonzalez
trabaia en- Ia chispeante piecesita "Nieta
de su abuelo'', dOnde hace un buen papel.
A disfrutar, pues, de 10 bueno y los
''aires" de la linda f'pelfcula primaveraP
que dirfa "Maestro Hilario."
Una 6oda.-El % del pasado Setiem-
bre, contrajo matrimopio en- los Estados
Unidos, nuestro compatriota don Julio 7.
Guzm6n, natural de Humacao, con la
distinguida sefiorita Maude Van Etten de
Newberg, Estado de New York,
La ceremonial que tuvo efectO 4 las 8 de
Ia noche, en- casa de la desposada, fu6 pu-
ramente familiar asistiendo solo algunos
fntimos partiendo seguido los contra
yentes para su residencia en- 106 West,
105th Street, New York City:
Dadas las muchas .simpatfas de que
goza en- Humacao ell sefior Guzman, les
sera muy grata la noticia. Eterna luna
de miel en- su dichoso hogar tengan los
felices c6nyuges.
SEMPER.
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ADVERTENCIA IMPORTARTE

En- ell case de que os quisieren yender
en- sustituci0n del verdadero Ald1itran
Guyot, este ell otro producto, ! dHes-
cOmflad sfemlPre g pues en- clio
wa sin duGHa alglam imtePGssos Es
indispensable en- absolute 81 quer6is lo-
grar la curaci6n en- los casos de bron~
quits, catarros v resfriados antiques
NAL cuidados, q fortiOri en- ell asma
la tisis, especiffcar siempre bien en- las
farmacias :eIveFdaderO AlUuhtPsam
de GuayOt. pues este es preparado por
ell mismo Mr.. Guyot, con alquitran pros
cedente de uM pimO maritime
especial que crece en- Noruega v que
le sirVi6 para descubfir ell aIquitran
soluble raz0n por la cUal es inf1nita-
mente mas eficaz que todos los demas
productos anafogos. A fin de eVitar todo
error examfnese embellishments la ETH
quota la del Verdadero AIquitran de
Guyot lleVa ell nombre de Guyot impreso
en- caractereS grueS0s ademas lleva
oblicuamente su STDgG en- tres cOt0feS;
V50tetd, UeTde q rOj0, igualmente que las
senas Casa FTere, 19, rue Jacob, Paris.
Este tratamiento Vfene costar unos
10 cemtfmOs GlfaPfOs, ". CuFa
p. S. Aquellas personas que no
consiguieren acostumbrarse al sabOr del
aqua de aIquitran podran reempiazaT su
suSO los al us
tran de N0ruega de p1mO maritime
puPO, tomando de dos a tres capsulas
a cada comida. De este modo obtendran
los mismos saludables efectos una Gu
raei6n del mismo modo cierta. Tomadas
mHMeGlfaGamemfe amtes de las
c0uafdaas, en- 81 curse de estas, di-
chas capsulas Sc digieren perfectamente
con los alimentos. producer aDieER-
estaE en- Ell est6naagO y embalsaman
Ia economic.
Las verddderas cdpsuL1S Gaty0t son
bIancas, sO0re cada una de elias va
impresa en- negro Ia f1rma Guyot.
Bep0sito o. Freres 19, +. Jacob, Paris,
y en- todas las farmaciasy droguerias. 40
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MAS N0TICIAS i

El sargento Julia de la policfa insular,
comunica desde Salinas, que aver las
doce SO suicide ALI, disparandose un tiro
en- Ia sien dereeha, 81 individuo Domingo
Ferrer. <.ss
Corri6 81 Tumor esta mafiana de que
dos empleadoa del syuntamiento habian
tenido un encuentro personal y6ndose &
Las manoa.
senOres, 6.gozar en- 81 Parque mahana
por lasnoche
ca-Hay mucha sanimaci6n lpara concu.
rrir mafiana & la function del teatro, pues
el programa es verdaderamente SUGGESTIVE.
Una comisi6n, compuesta de los aefio
res Moringlane, Penedo Benftez don
Jose Benftez, de Vieques, yisit6 aver
al gobernador Winthrop. Les acompaf6
don Jaime Annexy, presidente de turno
de Ia Union de Puerto Rico Balieron
todoB muy complacidoB del recibimiento
que les dispensara 81 gobernadoT.
-Esta mafiana Sc vic ante Ell Tribunal
Supreme la apelaci6n interpuesta por eL
acusado Bautista Quinones que fu6 senten-
ciado por laCorte de eHumacaoIall 30 amos de
presidio con las costas Negado el recur.
so y Ia solicitud de nuevo juicio, queda
declarado culpabIe del deIito de asesinato
en- gegundo grado pasar6 & cumplir la
referida pana El fiscal del tribunal sos
tuvo la improcedencia del recurso pidiendo
se confrmara Ia sentencia.
-Habra concerto, fuegos artifciales, y
buen ratio en- el parque maflana
Ell vapor correo "Filadelfa" llegado
anoche este puerto, sufri6 muy mala mar
durante su viaie paTece le tocaron aIgu-
mas rachaB del temporal que azot6 hace
pocos dias 81 golfo de Mejico y costas de
Ia Florida.
La prensa americana del 20 de Sep.
tiembre pdblica noticias cablegrafcas
del fen6meno seismico sentido en- p. Rico
San Tomas, ell 27 del pasado En- esta
Ultima ciudad hubo gran panico la in
tensidad del fen6meno fu6 grande.
Don't forget the fireworks at the
Park to morrow. Concert also, and good
time. Z
lei lines pr6ximo Sc Ieera en- Ia sala
primera de la Corte de justicia de esta
ciudad, el Calendario de asuntos ciYiles
del presente termino.
Manana saldra para Fajardo, en-
asuntos del serYicio, Ell comandante Lutz,
de la policfa insular.
-Repuesto de su enfermedad, realizara
un viaje Ia parte Sur = Oeste de Ia isla
81 CoTonel Hamill. Visitara entire otras
poblaciones Ponce, Juana Diaz, Afiasco
MayagGez, Rinc6n, Lares, Las Marias,
Isabella Arecibo.
Esta mafiana han estado reunidos,
desde las diez de la ma1ana, en- el despa-
cho del SecTetario de Puerto Rico, los Be-
flores doctores Barbosa del Vale y Mr..
Post. Componen dichoB sefiores, la Comi-
sion nombrada para informar al ConBejo
Executive en Ell asunto sobre acusac;ones
hechas por 81 fiscal de Ia Corte Federal
en- un asunto en- que actuaba como abo-
gado.
--Parece que los robos de gallinas y
otras aves dom6aticag, siguen repiti6ndose
con alguna frecuencia en- Hato Rey.
Sc iuaugurarS 81 Kiosko del Parque
mafiana, con concerto, fuegos sartifcialep,
ETC., mdsica por Ia banda de Policfa Insu-
lar.
Aver volvi6 4 salir para Ia isIa, en-
asuntos de negocios, 81 senior Juan R.
Baiz.
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MJY INIERESANTE

Por no poderlas atender su duefo se
venden dos magnficas lanchas de gasoTi-
ma Una de 3Opies con motor s.Speedwaviy
que es el mas aereditado del mundo a.
ballos, doble cilindro, cycles, propia ds-
cha lancha para la expl tAci6n trasportan. a.
do pasajeros mercancf i. Otra Iarlcha II
pies, y liz caballo, pr0pia para paseO.
InfoEmara Jose III Faiando, 86 San Fran-
cisco, San Juan, Is. VI 8.
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Los ESPOS0S WIN
thrO9 en- eI He
raid
FletratOs de los gnhenadOres De
Puerto Rico Sc ven Ell Ia edi.
Gi6n del gran diariO americana
del 29 Septiemhre.
'P0sIble gOhsrnad0r De Cub"
dice Ia information.

En- 81 nImeTo del New York Herald
correspondence al % de septiembre pasa.
do, y en- sitio preferente de su segunda
pagina Sc ven dos medallones ostentando
los retratos de Ia distinguida-senora Win
throp y del gobernador de esta isla 81 nor
Beekman Winthrop.
Ambas copias tienen gran parecido con
sus orijinales y 81 tftulo siguiente 80 lee en-
la parte superior del cuadro.
! osible gobernanaF de Cuba.
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TranquiIidad en- Ia Habana.

New York,O I30 p m
anquidad Habana nudandose
eaaba aizados moivo de los del alamielo
moderado liberal
pecdvs redac6n pama era
elias
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La aGCi0n reVOIuCi0naria.
York, Octubre 5, 1.3O 3. ID.


EPan ac6n mpqsdndOla dHde Ame
Repdbla
desperdo gran pdbca
period
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La Censura en- Russia.

New YorkO 1.3O
pe6os suprmidos la directories
Petbuo
O que ocurre impero.
corsponal per6co ings
preaenao
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Como bandOIeros.
Naw York, Ootubre 5, 1.8O p. m.

York. Ocubre 5, 1.3O
Habana
paido onderadaS ban
auodads repGbica
n ] ha senRlado
mayor exiu las N armisico.
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CABLEGRAMAS
EI GOngreso de los republicanos espafo-
les en- America.
.W York. Octubre 8, 1.3O 3. m.


despacho Cogao repubno
nol Residences America que ea a1 da ndsd g han tornado aeudos
Ia cOncurna de repubn anos Congress- nuida De
Ia Amica
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-07-26
OFFICERS SEEM TO
HAVE RIGHT MAN
Negro In County jail Is Charged With
Murder of Fred Owen at
Horse Creek.

1t now seems probable that the negro,
William Woods. who was arrested Mon
day night by Officer Street at the Union
depot charged with killing Fred Owen,
is the right man.
Yesterday a negro employee of C. r.
Smith,, in whose camp the shooting oc-
CURED, called at the Jail and identified the
man. picking him out from a group of
about fifty other prisoners. Il. j. Allen,
who first pointed Woods out to Officer
Street. and who is responsible for his cap
ture, also recognizes him. To make the
Identification still more complete, a negro
came up from Horse Greek to see the pris-
oner, and he also Is positive, so 1t seems,
that the authorities have the right man.
On the basis of these facts. warrant
was sworn out yesterday. and the negro
Is now in the county Jail.
1t will be remembered that about ten
days ago, negro shot and killed Fred
Owen at Smiths camp, Horse Creek Mr..
owen was prominently connected, and
this fact, together with the coldblooded-
ness of the deed, caused high feeling to
be aroused against his murderer. After
the shooting the negro ran off, and was
not heard of again until he was arrested
last Monday night
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-07-26
Local Weather Data.
ADJUSTMENTS.
At the Bilou.

Brindamour will present an entirely new
act at the Bljou tonight, and also a new
act tomorrow night and new one again
Saturday night. Each act will be en-
tirely different from the other. Tonight
Brindamour will permit himself to be
tied with ropes. which the committee
will inspect, and he will escape from
them while suspended in mid air. The
suspension is done In order to show that
he receives no assistance from any source
whatever
Tomorrow night he Will escape from
a cabinet that J. Blach & Sons are MAX
Ing and which they claim will hold him.
On Saturday night Brindamour will es-
cape from sealed paper sack without
tearing it or mutilating 1t in any man
ner He also guarantees that he will es-
cape from the cabinet without mutilating
it at all.
ing to be ideal summer amusements. They
are full of song. dance and comedy. Ed
die Girard is proving a strong drawing
card with his inimtable Irish comedy
and his imitation of a monkey Wills
and Morris are making hit every night
with their black faced minstrel act, In
which they introduce songs. dancing and
some jokes. Aldo and Armour have
comedy and acrobatic work in their act.
which is a curtain raiser, and the three
Cartmells are proving to be all that the
advance notices claimed for them.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-07-26
In Police Circles.

Crimson Latimer, a negro, was arrested
yesterday by Weight Inspector Hall on a
charge of selling ice without scales.
The ordinance passed by the Board of
Aldermen July IS forbidding music of
any sort in pool and billiard rooms is 10
be rlgidly enforced. Chief Wier has noti-
fed officers 70 be on the lookout, and
all offenders will be punished.
There seems to be quite number of
bicycle thieves operating in the city now.
During the past few days, many wheels
have been lost, and in only few in
stances have they been recovered. Last
night no less than five men and boys re-
ported at police headquarters that their
wheels had been stolen.
Several bolts of goods having been
missed from the tailoring establishment
of W. o. Snyder some days ago, a special
watch was kept last night. Morgan Kerr
negro tried the door, and then passed
on up the street, but returned few min
utes later and opened the door with a
key Going to the cash drawer he emptied
that and was preparing to shoulder some
cloth when he was halted and placed I'M
der arrest by Mr.. Kerr, who had observed
all his actions. He gave his name as Jim
williams. When the negro was arrested
a closed hack which was standing across
the street drove rapidly off. 1t is thought
that the man caught is but one of a
numerous gang, and that the others will
be captured at an early date.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-07-26
East Lake Casino.

Birmingham best people We're repre-
scented at the East Lake Casino last night.
The boxes had the appearance of long
row of seats on some fashionable roof
garden. Pretty women graced the raised
seats on both sides of the main auditor
ium. The parquet was also filled with
fashion. and the gathering was pro-
nounced one of the most critical of the
season. Judging by the number of en-
cores every one present was pleased with
the Wills Musical Comedy company,
which presented Sweet Sixteen. More
than once the entire company was re-
called before the footlights to repeat some
pretty piece of music, and any number of
individual hits were scored by different
members of the company. Winding the
Yarn as sung by Miss Lilly Adams and
company seemed to strike a popular
chord in the hearts of every one present,
while Miss Margaret Shannon. Madeline
Myers James Leslie, John B. Wills, w.
S. Wills and others today doubtless know
what il means to feel that their work
was appreciated.
Beginning tonight and continuing
throughout the week "Muldoon's Picnic"
will be the bill. 1t is not a burlesque on
the Irish race, but a demonstration of
the proverbial wit of the sons of Erin.
There will be matinee Saturday at 1880.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-07-26
COMPANY RECEIVES
MORE TRAILERS
SECOND SHIPMENT OF TRAILERS
ORDERED BY THE BlRMiNG-
HAM RAILWAY, LIGHT G. POWER
COMPANY ARRIVES.

The Birmingham Railway, Light and
Power company has received the remain
der of the shipment of trailers ordered
from st. Louis several months ago. The
cars arrived this week and have been I'M
loaded from the fiat cars which were
placed on the siding. They are similar
in every way to the six trallers received
about two or three weeks ago by the
company.
The first cars received have been on
the East Lake line and have attracted
a great deal of attention. They differ
from any others the company has ever
had and are considered quite an improve
ment
The cars have fourteen benches cap
able of seating six people each, maxi
ing a total of "a people to the car. They
are painted the color adopted by the conf
as its standard, and they have
wire netting along the inside to pre-
vent accidents by passengers sticking
their heads or arms out and being struck
by passing cars.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-07-26
WILLIAMS WILL HANG
TOMORROW UNLESS THE
GOVERNOR COMPUTES

have signed a petition asking that his
sentence be eommuted.
Sheriff ]. II. Dunlap of cullman county
was in Birmingham yesterday and said:
John Williams will be hanged in Gull
man Friday unless the governor inter-
fers with respite or eommutation of
sentence.
IF Williams is hanged 1t will be the
first legal execution In the county. Con-
siderable sympathy has developed In his
behalf. and It is possible that Governor
Jelks Will stay the execution or COM
mute the sentence Thursday. A petition
signed by 1000 people, asking for eommu=
tation of sentence is before the governor.
civilians Is in jail In Birmingham. but
will be carried to Cullman Thursday night
or Friday morning. His son called on him
today in jail, and the meeting between
father and son was very pathetic.
Mrs williams. wife of the condemned
man. and a daughter, are now In Mont
gomery TO plead with the governor.
Everything is in readiness for the exc
eution Friday"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-07-26
JUDGE HOUGHTON
STILL VERY LOW
SON AND BROTHER ARE AT HIS
BEDSIDE AND PHYSICIANS ARE
VERY DOUBTFUL ABOUT HIS
ULTIMATE RECOVERY.


Judge w. r. Houghton, who was strck-
en- with paralysis while on the street
Tuesday morning, is still lying in an I'M
conscious condition at the Hlllman hos
ptal There has been practically no
change in his condition since he first be-
came unconscious at late hour Tues
day night and the physicians In attend
ance are very doubtful as to his ultimate
recovery.
Harry S. Houghton, the only son of
Judge Houghton, who is praeticing law I'm
Montgomery, arrived here yesterday He
and M. b. Houghton, also of Montgom-
cry, and a brother of the stricken man,
have remained at his bedside since reach
ing here. In addition to these relatives.
Judge Houghton has a sister Mrs. S. d.
Brooks. living In Austin. Tex
Judge Houghton is a man of GA years of
age. and up to the time of his attack
had enjoyed good health. A Georgian by
birth, he was reared in Alabama, and for
the last fifteen years has made Blrming
ham his home. On first coming here he
took up the practice of law with e. 7.
Taliaferro, and later formed a partner
ship with W. A. Collier. From 1896 down
to the present time he has been a member
of the law firm of Ward & Houghton, and
is considered one of the foremost attor-
neys OF the city.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-07-26
FIND FAULT WITH
OFFICERS ACTION
OF THE MUTUAL LIFE
THINK NAMING OF FOUR MEN
FOR TRUSTEES WAS TO SAY
THE LEAST INADVlsARLE.

New York, July 25.-There was a meet
ing today of the board of trustees of the
Mutual Life Insurance company, at which
it rs said several members took occasion
to declare the course which had been
pursued by the board in nominating four
members of the international policyhold-
ers committee on the administration
ticket, was. to say the least. lnadylsable
This expression from the trustees fol-
lowed the reading of a protest filed with
the board In behalf of the polleyholders
committee In which Il was demanded that
the board repudiate the action OF the Off
GERS of the company In spending thousands
of dollars compiling lists of policyholders,
declared to be Inaccurate FOR the pur-
pose of misleading the committee, and pre-
venting 1t from reaching those policy
holders who might Wish to have a change
from the present regime.
Charles A. Peabody. president of the
company. would not be interviewed after
the meeting, sending word that there was
nothing to be said.
The international policyholders announc-
ed today that Congressman William AL
den Smith of Grand Rapids. Mich, had
become member of that body.
The French policyholders' committee
was also announced. Its members are
Chales RouX, ex-member of the Chamber
of Deputies. and president of the Com
pagnle Generate Trans Atlantique; Leo
pold Mabinneau, president of the social
museum; Lee Higginson, Henri Counoull-
hon and Pierre Baudln, ex-minister Of
public works
The executive committee of the inter-
national committee will hold a meeting
here next Tuesday.
The trustees of the New York Life In
surance company held an adjourned meet
Ing today, and accepted the resignation
of Oscar S. Straus from the board. James
II. Eckels of Chicago was elected truss
tee, as was ex-Mayor Flelschman of Gin
cinnau. Seth M Milliken was nominated
for trustee to succeed James A Blair and
John Reed was nominated to succeed Mr..
Straus.
The New York Life will continue to do
business I'm France. The trustees passed
a resolution directing the officers of the
company to apply to the French govern
ment for registration under the new
French law. This law requires that all
foreign life Insurance companies shall
maintain in France large reserves against
the French business. not only that which
is to be written In future, but that which
has been written In the past.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-07-26
statlsticIans Are In Boston.

Boston, July 25.-Routine business was
on the programme today when the dele
gates to the 22d annual convention OF the
Association of Officials of Bureaus of La
Dor Statistics Of America assembled for
their second days session. s. N d.
North, director of the census at Wash
ington, u. c., said that there will soon be
forthcoming from his office a report on
the street car systems In the United
States and another report on wealth and
debts of the country. There was con-
siderable discussion on the fair wage
in which 1t developed that many cities in
the United States had adopted the Cana.
dian plan of government supervision OF
contract wages. This plan met with gen.
eral approval.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-07-26
RECORD OF THE COURTS.

With the exception of three small suits
filed in the city court yesterday and one
or two small matters In the circuit court
there was little of Importance occurring
at the court house yesterday. The board
of revenue was in session In the circuit
court room drawing the venire of jurors
for the fall sessions of the courts.
The disability of none-age was removed
from Henry e. Stubs and Margaret E.
Stubs in the circuit court.
j. W. Farrior filed suit against j. A.
Dupuy and w. II. Harper in the city
court to recover possession of lot No. 20
in block No. 8 of the survey of the Bir-
mingham- Ensley Land and Improvement
company and 800 for the detention of the
same
In the same court Richard r. Mcmahon
filed suit against Daniel n. Cooper to
secure $3.50, alleged to be due on account
The other suit entered was that of
Robert A Hance VS. the j. C. Mayfleld
Manufacturing company. regarding s105
on q promissory note.
Petitions In voluntary bankruptcy were
filed in federal court yesterday as follows:
s. Baxter, liabilities 1885 with no assets,
save s67 in wages due; VIII Anderson,
liabilities s127. assets of about 500 In
wages due; Major Willis. liabilities $1,000,
with no assets except $3.50 In wages due
and wearing apparel which the petitioner
claims exempt
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-07-26
NOT ALLOWED 20 MEET.
Moscow Governor General VIII Pro.
hibit National Congress.

Moscow, July 25.-Prlnce Paul Dolgouro-
koff, president of the legislative commit
tee of the late lower house of Parlia-
ment, arrived here tonight TO consult with
his party associates relative to the tao
ties to be pursued by the committee. and
to secure further signatures to the adj
dress to the people which has now been
subscribed to by 213 deputies
In view of the decision of Moscow con-
stltutional democrats to summon a ma
tional congress, the governor general an
nounced tonight that the meeting would
not be allowed, and that the deputies to
the late Parliament would not be permit
ted to participate in meetings nor TO pre-
sent to their constituents accounts Of
their activity In Parliament.