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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-04-23

You should be very careful OF your
bowels when you have cold. Nearly
all other cough syrups are constipat-
ing. especially those containing OPT
ates. Kennedy's Laxative Cough
Syrup moves the bowels-contains
NO opiates. Conforms to National
Pure Food and Drugs Law. Bears the
endorsement of mothers everywhere
Children like its pleasant taste. Sold
by G. r. Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-04-23

Coughs and colds contracted at this
season of the year should have i'm
mediate attention. Bees Laxative
Cough Syrup contains Honey and
Tar, and is unequaled for hoarse-
ness. croup and coughs. Pheasant TO
take; mothers endorse it; children
like to take it. Contains no opiates
Moves the bowels. Sold by J. n
Wallace.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-04-23

A powder for tired. aching. swollen
feet. We have over 10000 testimon
falls. All Druggists, Csc Don't &c
cept any substitute Trial package
FREE by mail. Address Allen S
olmsted. lie Roy. n. Y.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-04-23

There are many kidney remedies
but few that accomplish tire result
"Pineules' Is kidney remedy that
contains no alcohol or opiates OF any
Find. complies with the National Pure
Food and Drugs Law, guaranteed te
give satisfaction. Thirty day treat
ment fsr S1.OO. inquire about Pine
ules." Sold by j. n. Wallace.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-04-23

Mr. r. S. Pnlliam, candidate for cor
poration commissioner, 10 an seer. lie
has been a resident of Logan county
for many years and has been identi-
fed with every movement looking %
the hetterment of Logan county. He
Is conversant with railroad rate SCI I'd
nles and believes rules should be
adopted looking to correction Of cor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-04-23

Talk about beating them to death
w. D. Packer does 1t. He does il
with his up-to-date line of farm inn
plements.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-04-23

Have yos sprung a leak IL your
bath room? Are you requiring plumb
ing repairs? Call w. f. Powers at
11S East Oklahoma, and get relief.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-04-23

We have some dreams in the way
OF pleasure vehicles. TO say nothing OF
Substantial farm goods. ]. 8. Lyon,
1924 North Division st.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-04-23

The best is the oldest. The G. r.
Renfro drug house is known for It's
reliability Drugs. prescriptions while
you wait.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-04-23

Have you seen that new line Of fur
niture at the Patterson Furniture
store? Get wise. They can f. your
homo properly.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-04-23

The first game of the season in New
York showed that the Giants need 2
few hltiers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-04-23

Grab the phone and call 53G Yes,
that's II. j. E. Smiths groceries.
Onion sets and seedr just now.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-04-23

Take a drive next Sunday. See
how Guthrie grows AT Hoover's Liv-
err barn you can be fitted out with
q nice rig
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-04-23

This magnificent new hotel has 200
beautiful rooms, and Is located az 18th
ana McGee street. IN the shopping
district Only half a block from the
Emery. Bird. Thayer dry goods store;
near al the theaters.
100 Private Baths.
Telephones in All Rooms. Hot and
Cold Running Water IN Every Room.
Unexceifed Cafe Perfect Cuisine.
Club breakfasts and Table D'Hote
dinners ff'ved 70 Cafe, Ra's7 }''oo >
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-28
Lecznicze. Mydlo
Sk5rne.

Najcenniejsze i~ecznicze anty,r
septyczne sk}adniki zostafy po{a
czone re 6rodkami posiadaiacymi
naipoteinlejsze w}asnosci oczysz..
oEajace, . rezultatem jest najlep~
sly preparat toaletowy v handlu -
|Severy Lecznicze Mydio Skdrne.
|Posiada ono sliczny zapach. Col
wszelkie popekania j szorstkoad
sk6ry. Czyni skdre gllaaddlktae, mmieekkk,as
bial2. Czysci ~nalezycie j upiekss,zssa,
oere. Zapobiega j usuwa kreosty,
pryszcze j wszelkie skazy. Ola kaa
Ilpieli, M zagojenie skaleczen, do
mycia g}owy, do golenia.. Jest TO
mydto, kt6re jednoczesnie cry
lci j goi. Cena $50 Iporrzz,ee1E
|pooste 500. We wszystiiieh aapte~
kaoh lub % ". +. Sseyera GCso,,
Cedar Rapids Iowa. aaz5a q
n SNGHTT
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-28
ZDalaZ{ nareSZCie.

I A. Harmon, z Lizamore, W.
Va, powiada: w koncu znalaz1em
prawdziwa pigu}ke kt6ra nigdy
mnie ME zawedzi: i ola pozytku ma
inne dolegliwosci -odretwieniem
watroby i ~2astarza}ych zapchan,
chce powiedziet:: ,,Bierzcie ORA
King New Life pigulki'. .Gwa-
rantowane przez N. J. Kowalew-
skiego, aptekarza, "a skuteczne.
IS centow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-28
500 a !,
KAPKAN BOHATER.

W roku 1853 odbyla sic
v ko'6c is k lla y, "
.Zytomierzu ina Wo}yniu
najsmutniejsza 40 i*najbole--
6niejsza = wszystkich c6ri.emlo6,-
Mi, degradacya ksiedza prze e
tboiislku,pa Bo'1'r orc pred:
siewzieta.
MnostWo obeenychw ko-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-28

ssE53tS 9%&#G SSf8E K
Wszystko ola niego zulpue9]lEnl1a
.bylo ~nowo6cia. Nigdy ME az:
przypuszczal, izby pag6rki,
po kt6rych nieraz stapai, by.
y tax wysokie.
Jakiez to piekne pow
tarzal ciagle kiedy coraz no no
we widoki p~rzesuwaly sic
pred jego oczami.
Pod wiecz6r pociag stana]
" Wilkesbarre; ME m6g]
vice dok}adnie przyjrzec sic
temu miastu, ale zachwyci1
sic migotaniem tysiaca 6wia.
tel.
Tomasz przyby} ma stacya
ma jego spotkanie. Dobry,
poczciwy Tomasz! jake sic
'uradowa}, kiedy Benjamin,
powodowany jakoby instyn-
ktem, zblizy} sic do niego,
a ~wym6wiwszy jego imie, rau-
Gil mu sic ma szyje / serde'
cznie go usciska}.
-Ach!j akiS ty ladny chic
piec-rzek1 po chwi}i Ben
jamin, wyob raza1em, zebyd
byl taxi urodziwy i TAXI wy
soki- z~apyta}-jakze
.matka nasza?
Ale Tomasz ME da{ mu
o%dpowiedzi, powiadajac, re
bardzo trudno MI ia opisac.
Wtedy Benjamin wskazywa}
ma obecne tam kobiety, "a
pytujac, czy kt6ra z mich ME
jest podobna do jego matki
i doda}:
-Ach! c6zbym da} "a to,
gdybym m6g} bye juz W do
mu.
Tomasz przerwa} jego du~
mania, zapytujac sic z kolei
O wszystko, co zasz}o pod
czas operacyi; ale ME by{o
ma to czasu, gdyz opr6cz To-
masza znalaz}o sic ma stacy
wiele os6b, kt6re poprzednio
zna}y ociemnia}ego ch}opca
a teraz ~ujrzawszy 20 zblizy'
~ sic do niego, serdeczna
wyrazajac rados6 z jego wy
leczenia. Dobrzy ludzie! jedni
Small sic z rado6ci, drudzy
z tel samei przyczyny p}aka'
Ii.
Wreszcie Tomasz z Benja-
minem, wziawszy sic pod re-
co, tax, jak to poprzednic
bywa}o, udali sic spiesznym
krokiem do domu, gdzie ma
Mich oczekiwala matka. Sic
dzia1a ona ma krze6le tax
samo, jak podczas owej stra.
sznej nocy CRU dniowej, kie'
DIV us}ysza}a hulk, a domek
jej lekkiemu uleg} wstrza6nie'
niu. DIS "a to us}yszala le-
kkie stapanie ukochanyct
swych chlopc6w pc 6ciezce
wiodacej do jej mieszkania
ich weso}a rozmowe Pc chwi'
Ii Benjamin leza} W jej obje'
ciach. Dziwna rzecz, wyrzek
tez te same wyrazy, jake pc
wiedzial W owej straszne!
godzinie, kiedy ani6l 6mierc
unosil sic mad jego glowa:
Ach, mamo! jake szcze6li
IVY jest ten, kto widzi.
@& GE #%H -~~1--~ .#&E s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-28
kBrat ociem.nlla',iY
8 81
(Dokonczenie)

DokOhcZenle)
Przybywszy do Filadelfii,
matka pomie6cila Benjamnina
W 7akladzie, a sauna posta-
nowi}a zamieszka6 " malym
hotelu, ably codziennie WI
dziec swego syna. Wszakze
lekarze ma to ME zezwolili,
radzili oni jej powr6cit do
domu i tam oczekiwa6 jego
wyzdrowienia, twierdzili, re
po dokonaniu operacyi cho:
ry przez dlugi czas powinien
unikae wszelkich wzruszeh,
to BOWEN najsz&odliwiej mo-
g1yby wplynac ma jego WYE.
drowienie. .Powr6cila tedy do
bra matka do Dryden, b}aga-
JAG codziennie goraco Pana
zastep6w o wyleczenie syna.
w kilka dni pc odjezdzie
matki przystapiono do zdje-
cia katarakty. Operacya by
Ia niedluga i ku wielkiei ra-
do6ci wszystkich szcze6liwie
sic. %powiod}a. Wszakze mai
bardziej przykry czas nasta-
pill teraz ola bied nego Ben
jamina po jej dokonaniu.
Musia1 on przez diva tygo-
dnie lezec ma wznak; ME VOL
no mu bylo poruszye sic pod
kara zepsucia skutk6w ope-
racvi. Jakaz by}a jego radosc,
kiedy, ~pozwolili mu siedziec
W ciemnym pokoju, do kt6'
rego s}abe tylko swiat}o przez
szpary W okienicach dochO-
dzi}o. Rozeznawa} on PREY
MEM JUL wyraznie og6lne "a
rysy sprzet6w, znajdujacych
sic W pokoju, oraz postac le-
kara i innych ludzi. Zn6w
pc up}ywie dw6ch tygodni
powiekszono ilosc swiat}a, az
wreszcie %pozwolono mu sic
dziee W zupe}nie jasnym po-
koju. Odr6znienie odleg}osci
pred miot6w sprawi}o mu z
poczatku pewna trudno6c;
czestokroc blizsze sprzety
braf "a odlegle;sze i ma 3D.
wr6t, lecz poma1u zaczaf wi:
dzie6 zupe}n1e prawid@owo,
al wreszcie tax widzia}, jak
wszyscy ludzie, posiadajacy
zdrowe oczy. Odtad rozpocze-
10 sic ola Benjamina move
zycie, zycie pe}ne radosci
wesela.
Kiedy mu lekarze oznaj-
mill, re moze JUL opuscic
zakfad, udaf SIC sam be- nj.
.czyjej pomocy ma stacya ko-
lei zelaznej, wiodacej W kie-
runku osady Dryden. Pelen
weso}osci i fantazyi spogla-
dal naokoto~ siebie szeroko
otwartemi oczyma; wszystko
go zachwyca1o, mic ME usz.
10 jego uwagi. Rozmawia} 2
kazdym, do kazdego mile sic
usmiecha1 i ustawicznie G
wszystko sic zapytywa}.
Dzia}o sic to: pod koniee
lata. z rado6cia spoglada} ns
zielone 1aki, pola pokryte
~dojrzewajacem zbozem. Znat
jul bylo zblizajaca sic jesief
ma drzewach tn j owdzie wi.
daG byio zwieszajace sic pc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-28

NJ. WIARUS' C5zzlWda1llr'te9klI, az 5l1
|6ciele plakalo; nniaal1wet#salmn, sl 81,
5skup ME m6gl sic Cd 1 ''Ez
w,strzymac, tembarddziei, u
majacy bye degradow7anymnn
'kap}an 2 najlepszej strltony
znanym j czczonyy':mrs'l
byl.
.Nazywat sie Kobylowiczz j
|by} proboszczem v Oratowie
na(Ukrainie).
Jul jake wikaryusz " Bias,
lei Cerkwi byl on jako jeden
2 najpobozniejszych j najgor-
liwszych kap}an6w dyecezya-
|lnych " wysokiem powaza-
niu i byl zaraz 2 poczatku
.iako kaznodzieja, lecz szcze-
g6lniej jake spowiednik sla-
wynn.
Zosawszy proboszczem "
Oratowie, zdwoil pasterska
gorliwosc i W kr6tkim czasie
wyporzadzil i upiekszy} po-
wierzony pieczy jego koSci6}.
Naraz, ku podziwieniu wszy--
stkich z%najomyeh jego, os-
karzono go, il mia} zamordo.
wac ~oratowskiego urzednika
gospodarczego.
Ia g16wny dow6d togo s}u-
zy}a dubelt6wka, kt6ra W
ko6ciele "a wielkim o}tarzem
ukryta znaleziono, a kt6ra,
lax dowiedziono, do probo-
szcza naleza}a i z niej, jak
sic pokaza}o, pred MEDIA
WYNN czasem wystrzelono.
Odnosna komisya og}osila
>proboszcza winnym, a sad
skaza1 go ma ~dozywotna, ciez
ka, przymusowa robote W Sy-
beryi.
Pc uko6czonej degradacyi
powiazano tego kap}ana, ogo-
lono mu w}osy, kazano mu
odzienie p%rzywdziac i zapro--
wadzono go wraz z innymi
~wiezniami ma Sybir, gdzie 20
lat p%rzebywa}.
Pc up}ywie dwudziestu lat
wyzna1 organista o~ratowskie-
20 ko6ciola ma lou smiertel~
nom, W przytomno6ci zaste-
pcy w1adzy sadowej, jake tel
licznie zgromadzonych mie'
szka6c6w miasta Oratowa, re
on by} tym, kt6ry owego
urzednika gospodarczego "a
mordowa&, W tej myS]i ably
sic z wdow@ zamordo wane-
go ozenic; ze potem, ably po-
dej1zenie ma ksiedza zwr6'
Gle, dubelt6wke jego "a o}ta-
rem ukry} i w}adze spowo-
dowa}, 20 "a znalaz}a.
w ko6cu wyznania doda}
jeszcze organista, ze po uwie.
zieniu proboszcza meczarnia-
mi sumienia dreczony, W
wiezieniu go odwiedzi}, pred
MIN spowiedz 6Tieta odpra-
will i ma tel przyzna} sic pred
kap}anem jako wfa6ciwy
sprawca zbrodni, lecz p6zniej
ME mia1 odwagi, sam sic
pred saden stawi6 j oskar-
Eye.
Ksiedzu Kobylowiczowi byl
vice %prawdziwy morderca z
t-AE -aE EEIssl gEnEnS -FaO 80 EEEHssEhE U
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-28
We WsZystkich aptekaCh

nego i ma Sybir wygnanego
kap}ana natychmiast ma
wolnosc %przywr6cic jemu:
pe}na sprawiedliwo66 wymie-
rye.
. Lecz biedny duchowny ME
by} juz PREY zyciu.
AZ do smierci, kt6ra kr6-
.tko pred wyznaniem organi-
sty nastapi}a, zachowa} on
n~iezachwianie powierzona
mu %tajemnice spowiedzi i
jake dobry Pasterz odda} ia
nieskazona W rece najwyzsze-
'go Sedziego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-28

,,Niema z pewnoScia tax dobrego lekarstwa
jak pahskie Opfatki ma Boil Gfowy i Neuralgia.
One zawsze lecza i kazdy czuje sic rzezkim i
czYnnym. Wszyscy nasi sas1edzi polecaja panskie
Oplatki.' Jan MAYER, Richaond, w. Va.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-02
CUTS HIS THROAT
 CHEATS GALLONS
NEGRO JENKINS, TO BE HANGED WEDNESDAY,, CUTS HIS THROAT WHEN THE SHERIFF COMES AFTER HIM

Jackson, Miss, July 1.-(Special.)-- George Jenkins murderer. who was to be hanged at Tunlca Wednesday, cut his throat from ear to ear with razor to- day, and died shortly afterwards. Jenkins has beN confined in jail in Jackson for some tirae for safe keeping, and Sheriff owens came for him today When the jaler told Jenkins the sheriff was after him. he reached under his bunk, got razor and slashing his throat three tim ss, declared he would never go alive. The jailer and sheriff ran into the cell, over powered the fellow and took the bloody weapon from him, but not until he had shown his enmity and venom for the Tun-
 ca sheriff by spittlng In his face. Jen- kins is the negro surrendered to Missis- sippi by the governor of Colorado year ago on Governor Vardaman's assurance he would not be lynched. He was ably defended, but the Killing of Herbert Cliff ton was a clear case of murder, and con viction was prompt Jenkins had repeat edly told his companions in the jail dls would never be hanged and kept his word.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-02
TELEGRAPH STRIKE
 JUST BEGUN; SMALL
LIGHTNING STRIKES IN UNEx- PECTED CES"-STRIkE IS OVER, SAY POSTAL AND WEST ERIN UNION OFFICIALS.

San Francisco July f.-"The strike is over" said Superintendent Storer of the Postal Telegraph company today. '"fhe. strike is oyer,' said Manager O 0'Brielt of the Western Union office.
 "rhe strike has just begun, said Presi- dent Small of the Commercial Telegra-. phers' union. These three laconic state ments adequately describe the attitude the opposing parties. and give hint their future action. Although the ficlas of both companies in San Francisc arc but subordinate and could not of thci own yolition take any steps toward q settlement. yet 1t is not thought like that any such steps will be taken wh. the local officials report that they handling the business without unreasc able delay. The operators on the oth hand state that they will carry on [ fight even though the companies hpa .4 man for every key. and declare they a prepared to stay out six months if need. be.
 The leaders. however, say they expect to win in much less time, and have prophesied that lightning would strike in unexpected places,' but this was not e plained.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-02
NO DISCRIMINATION
 AGAINST JAPANESE
CONSULAR AGENT AT SAN FRAN CISCO SAYING REFUSAL TO PER. MT iNTE.LGaENcE OFFICES NOT RACIAL PREJUDICE.

Washington, July 1.-The fact that there is no apparent discrimination as to race against the Japanese who filed applications in San Francisco to establish intelligence offices and who were refused this priVil- ege, has been received with evident satis- faction by the officials of the embassy here. and they say this being the case, there Is nothing for them to do, nor have they any comment to make. dispatch has been received at the embassy from the Japanese consular representative in San Francisco, which, after saying that the applications from the Japanese to con duct intelligence offices had been refus q, conveyed the information that they had not been entertained because the police commissioners had decided to permit such establishments to be conducted only by American citizens This. in the opinion of the officials here, seems to put an end to any controversy over the matter, as naturally Japanese cannot have any com plaint so long as there fs no dlscrimina- ton against her citizens in favor of any other foreign nationality.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-02
M'KIM & O., BROKERS
 MAKE ASSIGNMENT
BALTIMORE HOUSE ESTABLISHED
 IN 1852 IS FORGED TO THE WALL
 BY DEPRESSED FINANCIAL AZ FAIRS-LIABlLlTl NOT GIVEN.

Baltimore, July 1.-The banking and brokerage house of Mcklm & Co.,, 522 Park avenue this city, was placed in the hands of Charles Morris Howard as re- ceiver today. MT. Howard said he could not as yet give any figures as to liabili- ties, etc.
 MT Howard gave bonds for s300,OW, which would seem to indicate that the liabilities were half the amount. With darwals of deposits and poor business. coupled with the desire of Holins McKrn. the chief partner who is getting along in years to retire from active business, were given as the hcason for the action.
 Receiver Howard issued a statement in which he said. ~'It was deemed wise to wind up the business and this was con sidered the best way to do it. The move was not antagonistic one, but was made by the firms associates and with the full consent of MT. Hollis Mckim. It is his capital that is really involved. In addition to the depressed conditions now prevalent in the financial world, this bank had the handicap of having large part of It's capital locked up in real estate. This kind of capital is, of course, not readily available. Some of 1t is very val uable and 1t is hoped that II soon can be marketed, and that the affairs of the con cern can be speedily liquidated."
 The house was established in 1852. It is composed at present of Hollis McKim F.. A. Betsworth and s. Sterrett McKim.
 The assignment of the firm created con- siderable sentiment because of its old established character but in banking cir ces it was not regarded as showing weak ness in any other quarter The concern has not embarked in any large new enter prises for several years, 1t was said.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-02
HINDOOS GET AROUND
 THE JIM CROW LAW
SECRETARY WILSON TELLS THE GUESTS OF THE GOVERNMENT TO WEAR THEIR NATIVE DRESS AND TURBAN.

Washington. July 1.-(Speeial.) .)-Secre- tary of Agriculture Wilson thinks he has found a way to eyade the Jim Crow law of the southern states if it really ap- lege students, who are here as guests of the government, engaged on special scien- tifc work. When it came to a proposition of trip through the cotton belt, the Him doos faced the possibility of being chucked into the wrong end of Jim Crow car along with the negroes, and they are much prejudiced against this treatment
 An experience over in Virginia con vineed them that the attempt to enforce their rights to ride with white passengers would be certain to result in embarrass- ment. It looked as if the trip south would have to be abandoned, but Secre- tary Wilson believes he has found a way to solve it.
 You gentlemen" said he. dress exact ly as our people do, and no doubt prefer would wear turbans and some distinguish ing part of the costume of your country, there would never be a thought of at tempting discrimination against you. No body would raise question as to your rights to travel as you pleased"
 The suggestion of the secretary has been adopted and the party will travel in semi native semi cidenta costume.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-02
GUATEMALA WILL
 RESIST INVASION
GORDON OF TROOPS ON MEXICAN FRONTIER-RUM OF REVO- LUTIONARY ACTIVITY ON ANNl- vERsARY OF REBELLION.

Guatemala City, Guatemala, July Lit was consistently rumored nere last week that yesterday. the anniversary of the raising of the standard of rebellion by tile leaders of the reform movement in lS7o, would also be the date for action on the part of the revolutionary party, said to be coming from Mexico
 The origin of the rumors was unknown, but they had a disquieting effect. As a counter demonstration the adherents of the American organized a great gathering of their partisans.
 President Cabrera received the leaders and patriotic speeches were made. Noth- ing further has been done in the cases of those found guilty of participating in the plot against the life of President Cabrera Sentence, however, has been pronounced on another lot of minor political offend- CTS d number of whom have been con demned from five to ten years imprison- ment.
 They say they are prepared to resist any movement from the Mexican frontier. A large cordian of Guatemalan troops has assembled on the frontier under the com mand of q former officer of the French army.
 There IS considerable surprise here at the action of the Mexican authorities in arrestng several peaceful Guatemalan merchants at Tapachula on the pretext that they were spies. Mexico, 1t is' pointed out, proceedd as if the two countries were at war
 Order is being maintained throughout the republic. The government is support ing the work of constructing roads and tt t..t .l. is an inviting field for the investment of capital
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-02
CabTeya COndemns 10 Deafh
 Nany PYominent Cifizens

became generally known, the diplomatic corps, with the exception of Phillip NJ. Brown, the United States charge deaf faires, protested, No attention was paid to these protest by President Cabrera.
 The Britisl1 ister was thereupon charged with wing up a note detail ing the incid the arial. which was characterized arce. This note is to be sent to tf fs
 The dispatru states absolut chaos reigns in Guatemala. Farm hands are being pressed into military service and crops are rotting in the fields. The rich are threatened with ruin unless they con- tribute to the war fund. Tropos are being hurriedly rushed to the Mexican frontier, and the IIondrraA border and Salvador border Spec trains with artillery are being sut out tonight to the frontier. The legations are being beseiged by relatives and friends of the imprisoned men. who fear that they will be uncermoniously put to death.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-02
HOLMES CASE GOES ID THE JURY TODAY Defense Should Have Produced
 Price, Says Judge ONLY PERSON TO CLEAR HIM Judge Stafford Will Deliver His Charge to the Jury Today In
 the Famous Cotton
 Leak Case.
ONLY PERSON TO CLEAR HIM

Washington, July 1.--In refusing some of the premises in behalf of former Associate Statistieian Holmes, of the department of agriculture, for certain instructions to the jury in his trial on the charge of be- traying the secrets of the department, Judge Stafford today took occasion 10 say that he would instruct the jury to the effect that Holmes should have produced Frederick A, Peckham and Moses Haas 10 testify in his behalf He said tine fact that the two men are themselves under indictment would not preclude the possi- bllity of their appearance They were the two persons in all the world who could testify whether or not the charge of con splracy was true. If the charge was not true and Holmes statement was founded on fact they would not imperil their own freedom in appearing in court and corrob- orating Holmes testimony If, on the other hand the charges against him were true, they could protect themselves by refusing to testify on the ground of self
 discrimination. He concluded that IT Holmes had desired the testimony or Peckham and Haas he could have com pelled lneiu to ldhe tiic 9taH"' ii said that 1t would have been perfectly competent for the defense to call Theo- dore H. Price. the New York cotton broker, whose name has been so frequent ly mentioned In the testimony.
 The arguments before the jury were be- gun by District Attorney Baker for the government. who was followed by Attor- ney Lester for Holmes. Attorney Worth . ington will continue the presentation Tor Holmes tomorrow, and Special District Attorney Beach will close for the prosecu- tion Judge Stafford will charge the Jury at o'clock tomorrow.