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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-01-30

He reached Colon at 10 o'clock on
the morning of Thanksgiving day.
caught the train that landed in Pam
anna at o'clock, remained there an
hour and a half and returned to Co
Ion. He left the isthmus at 2:1O the
newt day. AS it was a holiday no one
was working.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-01-30
Confrmed al Cnpe Town.

Cape Town, Jan. 19.--Dr jameson,
the prime minister, in speech today,
confirmed the recent report that the
Transvaal and Orange River Colony
would be simultaneously granted rep
resentative governments, an official
announcement to that effect being ex-
pected in a few days.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-01-30
Japan's Budget.

Toxic, Jan. 29.-The budget for the
fiscal year of 1867 was informally
submitted to the lower house of the
Diet today. The extraordinary expen-
diture for the withdrawal of the
troops from Manchuria and for other
military arrangements exceeds 450,-
000, 900 yen (S225,000, ,000)
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-01-30
Nothing Doing for Bank Lootcrs.

Washington, Jan. 29.-The supreme
court of the United States today re-
boden and ]. A. Hill to file petitions
for writs of habeas corpus. They are
under sentence of Imprisonment for
ten years in the Colorado penitentiary
on the charge of bank wrecking in
Denver
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-01-30
NInroon Lnmhnsts PonItney.

New York. Jan 29.-Gevernor Chss.
n. Magoon, Of the Panama canal zone.
who arrived from Colon yesterday on
the way to Washington, talked with
reporters about the recently publish
ed article of Poultnev Pigelow on con-
dltIons IN the canal zone He snid
Blgelow's visit was very brief one.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-01-30
TWO MILES IN
58 SECONDS

Ormonde, Fla. Jan. 29.-Victor de
Mogeot of France was crowned speed
king of the world this afternoon on
the Daytonia sands, after driving his
gasoline car two miles I'm the marvel
GUS time of 5S AS seconds.
De Mogeot maintained a speed of
1913 miles an hour to make this rec
ord, H.fas
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-01-30
Ex.Govcrnor of Neyndn Dies.

Reno, New, Jan. 29-Reinhold Sad
Ter, for several years governor of Ne
vada, died at his home, Eureka, New,
early this morning He had been i'll
for several weeks at Ely.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-01-30
First Through slmpIon.

Isella, Northern Italy, Jan. 29.-The
first passenger train carrying notables
and officials, passed through the SIM
plon tunnel today amidst artillery sa-
lutes. There were no other noteWor-
thy incidents.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-12-28

Kop Stormfonster och Storm
dorrar hos SpaIding,3 & Court SITS.
ALA reguliera storlekar 6nnas la
greet,
Agg kunna erhallas for 23c pr
duss. i Larson & Andersons gro
ceriaffar III3 4th street.
Mar George Westinghouse i
manga ar arbetat pa vaccumbrom-
sen o slutligen hade upphnningen
fardig. skref han EFT BRET till jarn-
vagskungen Vanderderbilt. Der
re brast i gapskratt mar han last
Svenska monitoren., 1906-12-28

brefvet och skref tvars Oliver det:
Jag har ej It'd att sysselsatta mig
med idioter, hvarpa han skickade
Diet tiIlbaka till den d8 okande
upp6nnaren. Mar Westinghouse
genom sin upp6nning vackte stort
uppseende inom ingeniorsvarlden
sedermera blifvit mycket ryktbsr,
skref Vanderbilt EFT BRET till no
non och bad stt "a EFT samtal med
med honom.
NJ skref Westinghouse tvars Of
yer brefvet; Jag har icke It'd
att sysselsatta mig med idiotet'
och Skickade Diet tillbaka till af-
sandaren.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-12-28
Lurar kirurgen,

Eft kompliceradt fall qvlnnOsjukdo
domar till "a med katarr / mrgen och
in~elfvorna hade bragt Mrs Tnos. s. Au-
stin i LeaVeuworth, Ind. till EFT sadaut
b~eklagansyardt tillstand. att hennes la
kare radde hehne till en- operation, mer
hernes man, SOU betarade en- d0dlig ut
gang, uppsk0t dermed for att fOrs0ka E
lektric Bitters, och till alias forvani0 g,
SON kande kenne, botade denna medicin
hsnne fulikomligt. Garanteras att botO
for frog l~sfver, ~njursjukdom, galisjuka.
gulsot. frossa och feber, altman svaghet.
nervositet och blodf0rgittning. Basta
stiI kande medel. Pris soc hos Luusre
& Audreeu, rpotekare, Sioux City, In.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-12-28
$500 BEL0NING 500.

Oenna tidnings lssare will vara glada 6fverTts
C-fara, att der eridetminsta en- fruktad sjukdcm N,
som vetensbapen ar stand till att kurera / ala
dcss stadier och dst Or katarr. Halls Catarrh Cure
DR. Diet enda verkliga botemedel lakarekonsteu
hammer. Dh katarr ar en- constitutional siuk-
dom, fordrar den on constitutions behandling.
ualIs Catarrh Cure tages In, verkar dlrekt pa
blOdet och slemhinnornai systemet, tiIlintctC6r
uervid sjukdomens orsak och giver patlenIcn
styrka, vid att uppbygga konstltutionen och
hjelpa naturen att CORA slit arbete. Egarne har
80 mycken t!lltro till dess valg6rande kraft, att
de erbjuda Hundra Dollari for hyarjs fall, hya-
rest denna mediciu ej verkar botande. sand
otter lista af lofOrd. TillskSif.
p F. ]. CHENEY 6 Co, Toledo, o.
eE~ TIL salu hos ALA apotekare, 75c,
Halls Family Pills arc de basta.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-12-28
Till. salu.

Hotel, hotthandel cCh saloon
fnnas till salu pi mycket f6rmar-
liga viIkor. K6pare kan betaIa en-
del kontant och aterstoden pi Ia
taafbetalningsvilkOr. M0bIer och
nCedningar, som bora till alta
rerna. ina i k0pet. Besok eller
tillskrif egaren.
Joseph Kozlovski,
sol S. Steuben ST., Sioux City, la
Svenska monitoren., 1906-12-28
HAIR OOH DER.
Biliett- vexel- och kom-

---- #t Nf#Hn" M
Biljett- vexel- och kom-
missionshrman Nielsen & Lund-
back i Nav York, som under hers
ar utgifvit syenska almanackor,
har afveni ar ntgifvit en- svensk
almanscka for 1907. Almanac
kan innehaller bland annet re
xelkurslista, rad och upplysnin
gar a~ngaende k0p al biijetter till
eller itran Europa. placeraDde at
pengar i sakra banker, inkasse-
ring af arr och fordringar ! Sve
riee, Norge, Danmark och Fin
land m. N. Almanackan erhailes
for Diet billiga priset at a cents
frimarken genom att tillskrifva
utgifvarne Nielsen & Lundbeck.
"a State Street, New Yyrk, N. Y,
En- berattigad fraga. Rurt
kommer Diet sig, att "a manga
akommor, hvilka trotsa de mes
ber0mda lakares skicklighet. kun.
ma gifva vika for demanding mec
en- sa enkel husmedicin som DR.
Peters Kuriko? 10. belt enkelt
emedan denna gar direkt til
sjukdomens rot, orenligheten
blodet. Mr. James G. Smith
Renick, Mo-, yttrar: Jag hadt
blifvit uppgifven som dodskandi-
dat, men sex faskor at DR.. Pc
ter's Kuriko gjorde mig frisk. Jas
xauner mig som en- helt och hal
let ny menniska.' APotekare
kunna icke anskaffa denna medi-
ciu. Den sales direkt till all.
manheten af tillverkarDe, DR..
Peter Fahrney & Sons Co ,
liz II8 So. Hoyne Ave-, Chi
cago, III.
Under senaste fskalar, SON
slutade den 80 sistlidne juni, an.
la7de till Amerika males I,I7S.
|7S5 i'm nigranter, at hvilka I2,43z
forvagrades thanksgiving. A
dem som tillatos inkomma i Ian
Diet hade 65,6IS redan forut under
langre eller kortare It'd uppeh3lli'
sig har i landet. Totalantale'
invandrare ofversteg med I52 ,2St
nastforegaende AIRS siffra. Flerta'
let af i~nvandrande kom fran sodra
delen al Europa. SS t. ex. kom.
mo 2r5,665 fran Ryssland, 2e5 I3s
fran Osterrike. 273,I2o fran ltalien
De sydeuropeiska invandrarna Ut
giorde 90 proc. af hela invandrin'
gen. AT de aterstaende 81 proc
kommo 4o,4oI fran Storbritanien.
Tnvandringen fran nordeuropeisks
lander var mindre an 1905. Sa
lunda kommo 1850 fare fran
Irland. 1928 fare fran England,
1891 fare fran Sverige, 5 US far
re fran Norge, 500 farre fran
Tyskland, 1929 farre tran Dan
mark och Iii fare fran Skott.
land an under 1905.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-12-28
Skridskor och Kalkar, ba.nen
'ortjusni G. hos
c A. Larson, IIoo-4st.

& A. Larson, IIoo-4st.
En- liten hjalte ar IL arige Eric
III Water ST., Foxboro,
Mass. Mar har ON dagen 7-arige
Reginald Hubbard tillsammans
med 8 kamrater akte kalkbacke
mot en- sjo nara Erics hem, och
Reginalds kalke sionk genom l.
sen So att han. ikladd en- tung
rock, kom i Diet 20 fot djupa vatt-
net och sioux en- gang. ick han.
mar han kom uPp igen, tag j den
tunna isskorpan och boil sig uppe.
medan Eric pa en- kalke krop ut
pa isen och drog Reginald upp
SAINT bar honom skyndsamt in i
slit hem. Eric, som ar en- son
till Kaspar Anderson. har forut
raddat iva barn fran att drunkna
President Roosevelt har till
k~annagifvit att han skall CORA
slut pa den iorelse, som will alter
uppstalla honom till presidentkan.
didat. Han har visserligen ej an
nu yppat sina planer, men franz
hallit att denna agitation ar for
honom angeman, emedan han. Sc
dan hans termin utlupit, suttit
som president ndstan lika lange
som nagon at hans foregangare.
Han har vidare irambringat att
Bryan helt sakert blir demokra-
ternas presidentkandidat ar 1908
Ladies & Childyens Fxys sal.
jes tran 7sc till IS 90 pr stycket
hos
Larson - Swan Dry Goods Co.
For att f~orebygga en- ofverbe-
folkning at dc judiska stadsdelar-
ma i New York, Chicago och andr ,
storstader. ANNA framstaende iu
dar i sagda stader IA den iudiska
invandringen att stracka sig va
sterut. Panningar skola samlas
och organisationer bildas for an
damalet och upplysningsbyraer
inrattas i manga stader.
! var valsorterade kottafdelning
hafva vi babe lutad och tori fisk.
Larson & Anderson III3-4st.
Japan, som glitter sig med
en- svenska. Kuneo Wada, en-
japan, SOM studerar medicin vid
universitetet i Michigan, blef'har-
ON dagen gift med en- svensk
ficka, Stella Johnson. Vigseln
agde rum i Pittsburg, hvarest bag
ge parternd varit anstallda i en-
privat tamili. Japanen tillh0r EN-
mycket aristokratisk famili i Japan
och d sltog i senaste kriget med
Ryssl4nd. Den unga svenskan a.
endast IS ar gammal.
Importerade Observation-Disclosures
och Fallknifvar, hna Nyarsgafvo or
hos
C. A. Larson, 100 Fourth st
Borgmastaren Schmitz's resa
i Europa ar en- af de NEST glansan-
de. l London har han bolt i de
hnaste hotell, omstralats al den Fl
haste lyx och uppvaktats at de hog
sta embetsman, medan ForentaSta
ternas guldmynt stroddes Oliver
ALT hvar han fardats tram. Och
delta al en- ledare at arbetarepar-
tiet. Men sa har Diet ocksa upp-
dagats ma att denne here, hvilken
for EFT ar sedan eller sd invaldes
till borgmastare i San Francisco.
Cal. af arbetarne. dragit dem vid
nasan, ty han har varit Ell lego
drang i krogarnes valid med Ruef
i spstsen, och haft monopol pa att
dra en- vinst at $50 pr tunna BRAN
vim och andra drycker. Pa sam
ma gang glunk3s Diet ON EFT hnt
hus, som han erhallit i safva fran
Stamina hall, - icke att i0rgl0m-
ma en- liter matt summa pa $780,
900 tran annat hall.
lag har nu tatt hem EFT
stort lager af hna kort babe |
bokform och andra Stag, som arc
Imycket passande for nyarsgaivor
till billigt pris. Kom och Sc dem
Ii Johnsons atelier. 625-4 street.
Kop Stormfonster och Storm
Svenska monitoren., 1906-12-28
Eft Texasunder

bet inpes en- Hill Bowie, Texas. som
ar iva ganger So stor som f0rlidet ar.
Delta under ar W. L. Hill, son fran en-
vigt af 80 pounds har vaxt till 0fyer 1870
pounds. Han sager: jag led af en- for
skracklig hosta, och doktorerna gafve
mig upp att do af lungsot. Jag var redu-
cerad till 80 pounds, da jag borjade taga
DR.. Kings New Discovery for lungsot,
hosta och forkylning. NJ sedan jag
tagit 70 faskor, har jog mera an fordubb-
lats, och ar Aide es botad". Den enda
sakra bot for hosta och forkylniug. Ga
ranteras af Luugren q Andreen, apo
tekare, Sioux City. Ia. Pris soc och Sl.UO
Profflaska fritz.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-12-28
En- sanndr0m ON guild. Ha.

En- sanndr0m ON guild. Har.
ry JonSon. svensk skraddare j
Denver, dromde EFT ar sedan en-
matt, att han upptackt en- guild
grufva. Han taste sig till en-
Dorian e. vid drommen. men mar
den aterkom efter hera veckor
s~petsade han oronen. Han hade
fullkomlig klart tor sig platscn,
dar han i drommen funnit guild.
grufvan och han talade med hus
trun ON drommen, men hon ba-
ra skrattade dar3t. Mar han sd
for tredje gangen nagra manadel
senare hade precis samma drom
igen beslot han att unders0ka ON
Diet var annat an tokerier. Och
han fam pa platsen han sett
drommen verkligen tecken till,
att guild var att 6nna ddr. Han
gjorde inmuntnirg, kastade nalsn
och borjade graiva. Och verk
ligen traffade han pa guild sadan
riklighet, att han behofver int
trala med nalen mer.
Storm doors and windows till
billiga priser hos SpaIding, 3 &
Court SITS.
rin parfvmer kunna erhal!aS
hos c c. Thelander.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-12-28
Joseph Kozlovski,

sol S. Steuben ST., Sioux City, Ia
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-05-03
TO MRS. SHIPMAN.

Mrs. William II. Kettig gave an infor-
NAL but none the less charming luncheon
yesterday to Mrs. shipman. Since her re-
turn from Havana Mrs. Shipman has been
In Birmingham, where she spends always
several weeks every year-when not in
Havana or Florida or New York the head
quarters of Mr.. Shipman.
One of the most brilliant women in a
certain charmed social circle Mrs. Ship
man gives to social life the brightness and
fascination of a personality that has made
her adored here in Birmingham where
she Is so well known, and in Florida,
where she is much sought after, her
charm made her there one OF the most
admired women In possibly the most Co.'S
mopolitan society in America. In Havana
also, her arrival there gave a new charm
to the American colony as well as to the
social life of Havana. Mr.. and Mrs Ship
man were in Havana at the time that the
Cuban capital was entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth and were among
the guests at all the exclusive events in
their honor.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-05-03
MRS. SMITH ENTERTAINS.

The meeting of tho Highland Book, club
yesterday afternoon with Mrs. T. O.
Smith was almost like a rose fete Ex-
cept for the regular literary programme
the entire afternoon was spent al-fresco
and the luncheon served at an hour when
the rose gardens were ideal looking in
the May sunshine of perfect day. con-
eluded charming afternoon for about
twenty or more of Birmingham most
prominent women.
The literary programme included a
summary of the best articles in the cur
rent magazines, most interesting re-
sumo of timely subjects discussed in the
leading magazines.
For several years Mrs. Smith has en-
tertained the club at it's annual rose fete.
The old gardens about her house are
very spacious and beautiful. Nothing like
them is seen anywhere about Birmingham
and 1t is a perfect delight to wander
through them on May days like yester-
day.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-05-03
MAY WITH ITS LOVELY
AL-FRESCO ENTERTAINING
Mrs. T. o. Smiths Rose Fete Yesterday Afternoon Came
Delightful Event for May Day-0ther Society Notes.

May has really come in like the month
of June. 1t is not at all too early for
garden parties, because the out door gar
dens are almost at the height of their
loveliness-and what is even more impor-
tant garden gowns and hats have made
their appearance
The charm of al-fresco entertaining is
always early and long appreciated by the
Country club which some time ago began
serving dinner on the picturesque club
balcony. Just as soon as the fires burn
low in the old rock fire place, Just so
soon the guests assemble about the tables
on the wide balcony. From April to No.
vember, dining at the club means dining
al-fresco Think of it-what the southern
climate means-half the year out of doors.
Society was brilliantly in evidence at
the Damrosch concert last evening. Gay
and interesting the audience seemed in
harmony with the light and exquisite pro-
gramme-just enough Wagner not to pro-
duce ennui
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-05-03
City Court of Birmingham.

First Division-Judge Charles w. Fer
guson presiding:
The damage suit of A. ]. Smith. admin
istrator of the estate of T. S. Smith,
deceased. against the Pioneer Mining and
Manufacturing company, is on trial in
the first division of the city court The
plaintiff alleges that the intestate met
his death by being crushed by rock. while
at work in the mines of the defendant
company. The case promises to be a
long drawn out one. and it will probably
take the balance of the week to hear 1t.
The following docket Is set for trial
today I'm the first division.
No. 17579-John l.. Burus for the use of
+. NJ. Lowe ct al. VI. f. n. rutwiler and
A. d. Smith; damages. Attorneys Fran
els NJ. Lowe; Augustus Benners
No. 175S1-Edward Ware Hayes VS.. FL
deity and Casualty company: assumpsit.
Attorneys Shugart & Bell; John F. Mar
tin.
No. 275S2-W. l.. Needham ct al, admin
istrator. ETC.. VS.. Dimmick Pipe company
damages. Attorneys F. l.. Allen; Till
man. Grubb. Bradley and Morrow.
No. l7sSs-s Homes vs.. Louisville and
Nashville Railroad company: appeal b.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-05-03
ISBELl-ANDREWS.

The following account of the marriage
of Miss Laura Horton Andrews and MI.
William H. Isbell when appeared in
the Beaumont Journal. will be of interest
to the many friends of the Isbell fam
lily:
IAN interesting wedding "Wednesday
was that of Miss Laura Horton Andrews
and Mr.. William II. Isbell, which took
place at II o'clock in the morning at the
home of the brides parents Capt. and
Mrs James Andrews of 11ss Hazel ave-
nue. In addition to the members of the
immediate family, only about dozen
friends were invited to witness the cere-
mony (which the Rev. V. A. Godbey OF
the Fihst Methodist church performed.
The Andrews home was prettily decorated
in roses tombined with smilax. The par
lor, whee the Rev. Godbey pronounced
the wordA which eliminated this pretty
romance Aegun in Alabama a num-
Der of yeafs ago, was most elaborateiy
trimmed, the service being performed
underneath a wedding bell of white bios
SONS in the bay window which had been
converted into u most beautiful bridal
bower by the use of yards of smilax.
The bride VAS attended by her little
niece and nephew, Claire Andrews and
Melville Allen. her little sister, Louise
Andrew, whd beautifully dressed In white
and CARVING flowers marched from the
dining roony through the folding doors
into the pars pr and took their places on
a;ther side of the space reserved for the
bride and groom. The bridal gown was
a creation of White chiffon over slip OF
tar Meta made with an abundance of lace.
'rhe bride, WHO'S one OF Beaumont most
lovable daughters, carried an elaborate
bououet Of brides roses. and wore
orange blossoms caught In her soft brown
hair. Many beautiful presents were re-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-05-03
RECORD OF COURTS
Circuit Court.

Judge A. A. Coleman presiding:
The arguments continue in the case of
l.. w. Huff VS.. the Alabama Steel and
Wire company, which has been on trial
for about ten days in the circuit court,
before a jury. The closing argument
will probably be made today. and the
case will then go to the jury
The following is the docket set for
trial today in the circuit court:
No. S4SS.-E. Harrison vs. Louisville and
Nashville Railroad company; damages.
Attorneys. C. D. Ritter and A. o. Lane;
Tillman, Grub, Bradley and Morrow.
No. 3496.-R. F. Metheny VS.. A, r..
Newell, ct al; appeal by defendant. At
torneys. W. ]. Martin; Frank s. White
& Sons.
No. $685.. d. Denman vs. st. Louis
and San Francisco Railroad company;
damages. Attorneys. Frank s. White &
Sons; Campbell & Walker
No. 3503.-Earley Windham VS.. Brming-
ham Mining and Contracting company;
damages. Attorneys, Vaughan & David
son; David s. Anderson.
No. 3504.--Marion Cleland VS.. Brmlng-
ham Railway Light and Power company;
damages. Attorneys, Frank 8. White &
Sons; Hugh Morrow.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-05-03
U. D. c. CONVENTION.

The attention of all delegates who ex-
pect to attend the Alabima Division, U.
D. c., convention is call,d TO the follow
ing statement of the recording secretary:
IF as many as fifty delegates holding
certificates issued at the Joint from which
they start, attend the convention return
tickets will be sold by tie agent of the
Central Of Georgia railroad at Union
Springs for one third OF the regular fare,
plus % cents
When you purchase your ticket going
to Union Springs tell the agent that you
are going to the L. d. { convention and
procure from him a certificate which he
will furnish in the standard form.
IF through tickets are not sold from
your home office to Unin Springs, buy a
ticket to the point where you change
cars and there buy through ticket pro-
curing certificate fram the agent at
each purchase.
"At the convention present your certifi-
cate to the recording secretary for her
signature
'The same reduced fsr9 will be allowed
to families of delegstes( accompanying
them to the convention. families includ-
ing all males under q years and all de-
pendant females.
Reduced fare VIII not be allowed to
any delegate purchasing her ticket at the
starting point earlier than May G.
mo reduotio- ---ii' ele-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-05-03
TO BE OFFICERS OF
THE BOARD OF TRADE
Nominating Committee Selects List Of
Office Bearers-Several New
New Members Enrolled.

The officers for the Board of Trade for
the next twelve months are to be:
President--J. e. Shelby.
First Vice President-Sol Caheen.
Second Vice President-W. T. Cox.
Third Vice President-Oliver Chalifoux
Fourth Vice President-John L. Parker.
Fifth Vice President-Colman Blach.
Treasurer-John w. O'Neill.
Secretary-Roy Mccullough.
Attorney--John W. Tomlnson.
The above list has been agreed upon by
the nominating committee and all the
nominees will, ii is thought, be elected at
the next meeting of the board.
New members have been elected as fol-
lows Fies & Sons, II. A. Gilmore, r. d.
Burnett, Ben NJ. Jacobs Bros, Flies
Liquor company Hugh McGeever, Will
liam l.. Delheim & Co., NJ. E. Gleason, B.
p. Mcdonald, Jr.. r. G. Green, r. C.
King.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-05-03
RESPITE GRANTED.
J. G. Rawlings and Two Sons Will Not
Hang Next Friday.

Atlanta, May Gov. Joseph NJ Ter
rell has granted a further respite to j.
w. Rawlings and his two sons, Milton and
Jesse, who were to have been hanged
next Friday. The extension of time was
until June to give time for final appeal
to the state prison commission for Gle
mency, which is to be made in behalf
of the defendants by their attorney, John.
II. Cooper.
The Rawlings were convicted Of the
murder of the two children of W. L..
Carter, near Valdosta, several months
ago The case has been taken TO the
supreme court of the United States on a
writ of error. charging that the trial
jury was illegally constituted The apph-
cation was denied
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-05-03

the month of April last year was over So
100000.
The receipts from customs for April
was s23, 46l ,329 an increase over April,
1905, of So, 10000; from internal revenue
s190S3, 1853, increase of 81, $4,000; from
miscellaneous sources s., SIS, 3S4.
The expenditures for April, 1906, show
a falling off over April last year of nearly
s2,000000. For the ten months of the pres
ent fiscal year the receipts exceeded the
expenditures by s4.020566, as against a
deficit on May /. 1906, of So. 689557.