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The evening world., 1907-04-16
SKULL CRUSHED BY
MANHOLE COVER
Gas Blew 1t Up Into Face OF
James Phelan, an
Electrician

James PhciRn. an electrician employed
by the Edison Company. wSs fatally
injured to-day by a manhoie cover
which pha clown from It's place at
Forty second street ana Fourth avenue
bv an explosion In hn electric conduit
The cover struck him on the head and
oosnpistely crushed ~ his raee. The
force OF me explosion hurled him some
tan feet and his skull was fractured,
P-helan. with an As-lstant. went 90 the
cornN 70 hook after tr0uols IN tho
cable running under tho surface OF
Fo4sy- second street asa along tfa@ ro-nS
os the subway He selected n'anh'o's
cover about half way hetwcen ths cor
per ourb ~ the Hotel Bnamont and the
street oar traass and began 10 loosen
the bolte,
W{sothar II 6Sw up Enen the
rtrrInk II or v1As hntted oy = spe1k
from Phelan's wrench y a question
There p1ls a sudden report and The spse
tatora saw Pfrehan ehoottrW o1wa-d N
curb Al a distance OF aooN hvs feSt
He rad hG fAee directly over the .mrn
ROLE cover whom Il went up, and ASt
the full forcs OF the explosion- The
assistant was not Injured
The evening world., 1907-04-16
NE W HEAD OF NEWARK
POLICE NOT YET NAMED.
The Board Of Commissioners VIII
Probably Make Temporary
Appointment Thursday.

The Newark Board % Police Com
nlissionsrs has appointed a COMMITTEES
10 errangs for the funeral of Chic; OF
Police Adams who committed suicide In
Branch Brook Park yesterday 1'hs
funeral arrangements have not an been
made. but the burial VIII proba bly, taxa
place on Thursday.
The Poii,s Commissioners have taken
no action in regard 20 tho appointment
Of q now chief. President Bladder is In
charge OF the department A m>sting
OF the board viii be held Thursday.
when az acting chief viii probably he
appointed
/, u SAID thas one Of the older men
In the DeparGuens VIII be named
Among those In lne FOR the once Rre
De ectiya SerEcGntr William Carroll and
Michael Tong, Sergeant Tracey and
Sergeant Astiey, OF Poh.,e Hcadquart.
rrs aned Desk ssg,geant Michael r. an.
Of the First PrN-irce.
The evening world., 1907-04-16
Women Who Wear Well.

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IL xii often prcnrUi them, II taken In
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Doctors All Agree. The most emf.
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works are consulted as authorities BY
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Do not expect too much from the use
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The evening world., 1907-04-16
DEAD WITH TWO
GAS JETS FLOWING
Young Costa Rican Said to
Have Been an Artist
Commits Suicide.

Danisa Comes Nrnll AnrahSs. q
young Custa Rhcnn. who. on last ssltur-
day. rented a shabby hail bedroom IN
the furnlshed-room house ~ Max
Prank. at No 20 Sinth avenue, was
found dead on his cot to-day with the
gas turned on a. two burners Coroner
snrndv and the policeman on ras posl
think II was a suiode.
YounE Annail~- had told Frank In
badly broken Enriish that he wns an
artsst IN his own ccantry and made a
good Rvins HofS, however. he worked
an "a hsnd "a the p's,nt OF the National
biscuit Company. dlaEnnarp across the
street from Franks house.
Passing thr0uEh a hallway on the
second Moor FrHnki snoiled Eas and
traosd tho smell 10 tho foreigners room
The door lacked a key. bur Il bad bsen
fastened on the inside with q wire ocst-
hanger. and the lAndLOrd had some
troubls breattuH In. Ths Windows we~c
tightly closed ALSO. The ex-artiFt had
been dead some hours apparentiy.
Some letters In his ppcketa bearing
ths sta rups of Ooeta fl1oA were Ad-
dressed 10 'Dyn Airalles" Fnom this
the owner Of tho house argSpSd thaG hs
uir'ht have been a member Of q noble
family.
The evening world., 1907-04-16

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The evening world., 1907-04-16

lts sstoptshing boa great q chang,
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the shock OF The sysem through the
change which comes with marriage and
motherhood. Many neglect 10 deal with
ths unpleasant pelvic drains and weak.
nesses which too often come with mar
rage and motherhood. not understand
ing that this secre, drain is ro5bing the
cheek Of lie tresbness and the form OF
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As sureiy as tbs general health suffers
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Neglected OF badly treHied and snch
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The evening world., 1907-04-16
LABOR MEN WILL FORCE
ROOSEVELT TO SPEAK.
Federation to Send Special MesSen-
ger for Verifcatlon of His Talk
on Accused Miners.

CHICAGO. April ls-one week hav.
ing passed the Chicago Federation oi
Labor sent It's telegram to President
Roosevelt. and no answer having been
received. the officials OF ohe Federation
will at its meeting tomorrow send a
special messenger from this city to the
white House TO ask the nations Chief
Executive to verify the language cred
tied 10 him in referring to Meyer aud
Mavwood as undesirable oitiEenk."
Mover and Haywood. 70 wnom refer
snct IL made In the c6gnmuRI cation. ara
awaiting trial in Idaho. cMrEed with
the murder OF former Gov. S1eunen-
berg and trial Is set for May 3.
The evening world., 1907-04-16
Eight Reserves Capture
Burglar Who Takes
Them, Too.
TRAGEDY ON A ROOF.
Maid Heard Sentinel and
Called Up Sergeant
Over Phone.

Detective Sergeant Mcdonald. of the
East Fifty-first Street station. ala no-
srralEn sight policemen In court to-
day and charge them with burglary. MOI
aId the eight bIuooan srraign Melon.
aid. though II looked for time. Just
before Midnight a. II the nine men
would arrest each other on the roof OF
Dr. Allan N rhemas's home. a. No. =
West F1fty-fourth street
Because two attempts have been made
tn rob the doctor lately. and other
homes IN me same neishoorhood have
bean visited By thieves. Capt Lantry
cent Mcdonald 10 sit sentinel on the
housetops and capture any burglars .hAt
came along. John d. hookefellsTH a
rnanaon and those OF other rioh men
are near, ana the cRptaan thought hs-
rclo measures were necessary to keep
tne thieves away. Mcdonald went se-
eretiy 10 llis post. hta gun in handt
pochet and visions OF burglars dang
ling from his brain.
Maid Called Reserves
There was a chimney near a skyliKht
behind which the detective could con-
eeAl himself, 10 get up occasionally and
quietly look over the other roofs about
lie had just mzd5 pilgrimage to the
best viewpoint and returned 10 his
chimney. when n maid In the rooms
below. who had heard him walking. tip
,oed to the telephons and told the
pollre OF the East Fifty FIRST Stree; sta
,,on another attempt was being made
10 rob DR. Thomas.
The sergeant sent the reserves Ia n
hurry, eight OF them. armed with re-
,olvers and nightEticks, and determined
fo.rAtch me burglar or know the reason.
AZ the Thomas residence they were let
in and crept silently to the roof. where
they saw Their nan crouch,ng behina
tho chimney Mcdonald heard them
coming and It occurred 10 him that he
bad permitted the burglars TO outwlt
hiul--they had got In the house even
while he was waiting TO Lab them
But he thought there might stu be a
chance 20 make a wholesale arrest
Arrest Each Other Together.
The eiEtt were 30 certain of catching
the lcne robber some OF them did not
even draw their pistols. Mcdonald.
however. had his trusty weapon ready
10 cover the entire gang
lie could see only the dim outlines OF
the eight burglars" and they could
just make out his ngure as the form OF
one burglar" There was not sufficient
lght for any ones Identity to be estab-
llHhed
The eight nnllcsmen and ihs detective
took the offensive at the same moment
As -the hmeconts closed In on the de-
teetive they told him he was under ar
fest-ihnt A. was no uH. 10 resist A.
the Identical instant he served notice
on them 10 the same effect
MolDonAlA knew some OF the policemen
o. nd they knew him. 30 when the CONVEX
safion oneHac the mistake wac soon eN-
pislned and the detective was left to
watch the block from his eoof
The evening world., 1907-04-16
TO SUCCEED DR. cRApsEY.

ROCHpsTBR, y Y. April IS Rev.
D. james b. Thomas. reo'or Of ST
Johns Church stamford Conn. IS tho
choice OF tho vestry OF ST Andrew y
Church a. successor Z, Rev DR.. A. g,
ctapsey. II Va believed Or. Thomas viii
accept DT Thomas u married ma n
~ t-Irtv-sN wears and has been-49e-
rcsEsul In social work, which is Eu i'm
por,ant department. in 81 Andrews
t.trsah
The evening world., 1907-04-16

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CANDIDATE BILL PASSED.

ALBANY. April 1.-THE Senate to-
dhy passed unanimously the Ralnes hs,l
prcn,blting yntcrr from inirE IN nom
mating Tor IA once a candidate fOr
whom tiS1 are not entitled 10 vote.
The evening world., 1907-04-16

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-28
MANY SENTENCED
 TO SUFFER DEATH
SUMMARY PUNISHMENT IS TO BE BE METED OUT TO A LARGE NUMBER OF PERSONS WHO TRIED TO MURDER CABRERA.

Guatemala City, July 27.-The supreme court of Guatemala has confirmed the death penalty on all those sentenced in connection with the recent attempt to as- sassinate President Cabrera and who has appealed their cases to the highest court.
 On July 1 a dispatch from Guatemala stated that 1G0 citizens of that republic had been arrested on a charge of compile ity in an attempt to assassinate President Cabrera. All were thrown into prison and subsequently, many were sentenced to death. Among the men in prison were some of the most wealthy and prominent in Guatemala. When arrests became known the diplomatic corps at Guatemala. with the exception of Philip M. Brown, U. S. A., protested No attention being paid to these protests, the British minis ter was charged with drawing up a note in which the trial of those arrested were characterized as a farce. This note was sent to the various governments having representatives in Guatemala.
 On July 9 a dispatch from Guatemala stated that many of the minor political of lenders recently sentenced by the courts had been pardoned, and that those under sentence of death would probably be re- leased It was also stated that Germany, Italy, Spain and Mexico had sent notes to the Guatemalan government courteous ly but energetically pointing out that pris- oners under arrest for complicity in the attempted assassination were still held and that the higher courts had taken no action in the case in spite of the fact that the time allowed 'by law had long since eynired
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-28

on the burning grease. Some of his men pulled him out in a moment, but the flames had gotten in their work. and after lingering in horrible agony for week. Chief Waters died. His family was left almost destitute, and the facts having come to the knowledge of the company at It's Chicago headquarters the check for s5oo was sent as above stated. This sum, with the five or six hundred raised in Jackson, will be God-send 10 the widow and orphan, who accompanied the remains to their old home in Atlanta.
 A. L. Pique, the railroad contractor on the New Orleans and Great Northern. who was lodged in Jail here few days since, charged with the murder of negro in his camp near Byrum Sunday week ago, had a preliminary hearing before Justice Cade today and was released the evidence being insufficient to hold him.
 The fire commissioners held their monthly meeting yesterday andNdecided to make no selection of chief of the de-
 partment to succeed the late Chief Wat ters yet awhile. A number of applica- tions for the position are on hand. but the commissioners desire to make full in ouiry into the merits of each applicant before making an appointment to such an
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-28
DELAY WILL BE FATAL
For Adjusting Differences Between
 Colombia and Panama.

Washington. July N-In pursuance of another effort to adjust the open differ ences between Colombia and Panama, growing out of the separation of the latter state from Colombia, Senor Corlese, the minister from the latter country, attend ed by Senor Guseman, his secretary of legation, called at tho state department today by appointment to meet William Nelson Cromwell, who Is understood to represent the government of Panama in this matter.
 It is believed a delay will be fatal 70 an agreeable settlement, in bringing the two parties together and todays conference was the outcome As far as can he gath cred. owing to the absence from Washing ton of certain officials who are interest ed in the matter, 1t is doubtful if the ar rangement decided upon can be reached before next fall. It was stated that nc final conclusion was reached today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-28

The Plant Juice remedies continue to brlng forth excellent testimonials as to Ahelr merit and every day brings new evidence of the work of the remedies.
 Ellis Burton, who says he lives on Fifteenth street and Eighth avenue, says that for eight years he has been more or less troubled with stomach troubles. He adds that the attacks were In measure periodical, but says that all of the time he has been failing in energy and that each summer, when he suffered most his condition was getting worse.
 For the first time since I was troubled, said Burton, was compelled to lay off R great deal from my work L was get fling weaker all of the time and my food would not agree with me. I always Thought that biliousness was the cause as l was troubled mostly during the summer months, and dreaded typhoid fever. I commenced taking Plant Juice three or four weeks ago and am greatly ibenehlted. My skin has cleared up, I have renewed strength and ambition and feel like new man. Plant Juice Is a lsplendd remedy and I advise all to try 1t.
 The platform opposite the Majestic thea Ere is attracting great crowds and hun dreds of bottles of the remedies are be- ang sold. There will be big demonstra- 4ion tonight.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-28
REQUESTED TO RESIGN.
Nationalist Leader Has Actions Con
 demned By Party.

London, July 27.-The recent rift in the nationalist party caused by the repudiation of the policy of the party by Sir Thomas Henry Gratten Es. monde, who yesterday resigned aJ member of the house of commons for the north division of Wexford, and Charles Dolan, member from Litram. was considered at special meeting of the nationalists held in the com mittee room of the house this after noon, under the presidency of John F
 Redmond. Resolutions were adopted calling upon Mir. Dolan to resign, and expressing satisfaction that Sir Thomas had already taken steps to yacate in favor of Mir Donnell. Mir. Dolan's action in joining the Senn Fein society was recently condemned by the executive committee of the Irish league. .
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-28
Record Passenger List.

New York, July 27-The Hamburg American liner Kaiserin Auguste Vic toria, which sailed from Hamburg on July 25 and Southampton and Cher bourg on the 26th for New York, car ried the largest number of passengers ever brought to this port during the month of July. The list includes 55f first class, 279 second class, 223 third class. and 1927 steerage passengers, with a crew of 1000, totaling 3377 per sons
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-28
HANDSOME GIFT TO
 WIDOWED WOMAN
THE ARMOUR PACKING co. SENDS A CHECK FOR $500 TO WIDOW OF JAcksoN's FIRE CHIEF, WHO DIED WHILE ON DUTY.

Jackson, Miss, July N.-The Armour Packing company of Chicago has done the generous thing by the family of Fire Chief Waters of this city, In sending their check for $500 to Mayor Wharton, to be delivered to the widow. Two weeks ago there was a small fire in the smok- ing room of the Armour plant here. Chief Waters went to the basement anu jerked omen the iron doors to the smoke room, being met with flash of steam and heat that knocked him down, and he fell
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-28
All Work of God.
Biqgest Dry Dock.

Washington, July 27-F. F. .lMcClel- Ian & Co.,, incorporated, of Seattle, Wash, was the lowest of five bidders for the construction of what will be the largest government dry dock in the country, to be located at the Bre- merton naval station, Puget sound. Their bid was $1,192,2S4 The dock will be 652 feet long, 115 feet wide and 28 feet deep.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-28
Another Giant Launched.

Portsmouth, July 27-The battle ship Bellerophon, another of the Dreadnought class, was launched here this afternoon by Princess Henry of Battenberg. The new warship has a tonnage of 1S,600, which is 700 more than that of the Dreadnought.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-28
Revolution in Argentina.

Rio Janero July 27.-A revolutionary movement has broken out in one of the Argentine provinces bordering on Brazil. The Brazilian government has sent troops to the frontier in order to prevent viola tion of uautIa1itx-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-28
Another Rioter Fined.

Roanoke Va, July 27.-George Phillips, indicted by grand jury for roting in connection with the smashing of Greek restaurants by a mob two weeks ago, was tried today in police court and fined $2l, He was the fifth man found guilty of riOting.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-28
Murder Plot Revealed.

St. Petersburg, July 27.-The police to- day unearthed a plot that had for it's ob- Ject the assassination of the minister of war, General Roodiger. Several mem bers of the military organization of the social revolutionists have been taken into custody.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-28

important place. Tn tho meantime |
 Farrell. one of the oldest fremen in the city, is made chief engineer, and will be acting chief till the election is over.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-28
ANOTHER SPLENDID
 TESTIMONIAL GIVEN

Plant Juice Now All the Talk of the District and Testimonials Come in Every Day-Ellls Burton Makes Statement of What the Medicine Has Done for Him.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-28

No disease bacteria in Glen Iris Depot products. Will re- open Monday in better condi- tion than ever.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-28

Watch and you'll see the CRASH.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-28

Caracas, Venezuela, Thursday, July 25, via Wilemstedt, Curacao. July 27.-The foreign offices yesterday handed over to the American minister, W. w. Russell, the answer of the Venezuelan government to the second note of Secretary Root regard ing the arbitration of five American claims. The government persists in It's refusal to arbitrate the claims in ques- ton.