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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-19
AOTAS De |yTERES
Notification de la Su-
perintend ndencia de Sa-
nidad. DE Cayey.
EL DOCTOR MART
q parto de tres ninas en- Ca.
guas. s.-Natalio Bayonet.
Poeos torcedores.
EL DOCTOR MARTI

81 Inspector de Sanidad ST.
perior senior Torres ha notifcado
de orden del Superintendent del
ramo q varios vecinos de las GALES
sUni6ns y eObreros del barrio del
Gandul en- Santurce, para que cons
truyan pozos 6ltrantes de piedra
en- seco y hagan desaparecer las
letrinas de plpas que actualmente
usan y que estan en- pugua con la
hygiene.
-Actualmente trabajan muy
rocos torcedores en- ell branch de Ia
sPorto Rican American Tobacco
Co de Bayam6n.
FARMACIA.- .-Por desear su due
fio retirarse del negocio Sc vende una
de nombre acreditado, en- pueblo muy
importante y progressive, en- condicio-
mes favorables al comprador. Para
lniormes y detalles dirigirse 4 G. c.
R., San Francisco 81, bajos. San Juan
P. R. 800 s.
Ell martes de la semana pa
sada en- Caguas, calle de Betances,
Victoria Lopez, mujer de uuos 27
amos de edad, y esposa de Juan Fer
nandez, di6 q luz tres rollizas nihas
los que Sc encuentran, tanto como
la madre, en- estado satisfactorio
Nos dice nuestro correspon-
sal de Cayey: aViene siendo objeto
de mercedes placemes la conducta
seguida por el Official de sanidad de
este pueblo, doctor Marti.
sDebido SIT cello y energfa de
caracter hoy los allmentos que Sc
expenden para el consume p1blico
son de magnihcas cualidades; las
letrinas higienlcas, ordenadas por
el inspector del distrito sur, tocan
4 su fin y el estado sanitario del
pueblo es, en- la actualidad, salts
factorio.
Solo hay un "bromo-
quinina, y ese es Ell LAxATIvo
BRoMo QUM1NA, usado en- todo el
mundo para curar Resfriados en- un
dia. La frma de E. w. GROVE, Sc
halla en- cada cajita.
sLa corte municipal, por dife-
rentes delitos, conden6 hoy q Mi
guel Beverage, Victor Vega y Juan
Alsina q SIS cada uno; a Pablo VI.
cente IS de multa; a Jose Colon
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-19
4 Nj! AMIGOS

Siendome impossible contestar
las innumerables cartas que he re
cibido de mis- buenos y queridos
amigos, por la desgracia ocurrida
con el faIlecimiento de mi querida
esposa, por medic de estas lfneas
doy las gracias a todos por las fra
ses de consuelo que me envian; por
tanto, an nombre de mis- queridos
hijos y en- el milo propio, doy q to
dos las mas repetidas gracias.
RAMON LABIoSA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-19

$50; Valentin Coto y Agustin Me-
leudez IS dias de arresto y Juan
Reyes, Carlos Marquee y Cecilio
Soto ; dias de arresto q cada uno.
Fueron absue!tos Domingo Agrin-
sonis, Agapito Vazquez y Eloy Me-
lendez.S
Sc VENDEN sillones ame-
rlcanos, a dos dollars rs centavos
par. San Jose 1o, altos. d.
FL joven Natalie Bayonet ha
entrado formar parte de la redac-
ci6n del aHeraldo de CaguasD
@AEn esta imprenta Sc nece-
sitan buenos vendedores para el
peri6dico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-19
NOTICIAS De PONCE

Noviembre II. Parece que hay
qdien no encontrando medios habi.
les y decorosos con que desacreditar
nuestra administration municipal,
utiliza armas tan raquitlcas que
mas dano hace q quien las emplea,
que aquellos contra quienes Sc di.
rigen.
-Rn la mafiana de hoy un pro
hombre republican, Sc quejaba a
nuestro alcalde, que a una mujer, al
tratar de inscribir TN uifio, lie habian
pedido so centavos por los testigos.
FL Alcalde Sc aperson6 en- el
despacho del Reglstro Civil, result
tando que dlcha seiora no habia
estado en- el Registro, confesado
por ella misma en- nuestra presencia,
y que la exigencla esa Sc la hicieron
uuos hombres en- los bajos de la Al.
caldfa al preguntar ella donde Sc ha )
cta el ,xgist,v.
En- averiguaci6n del hecho ha
venido q aclararse que hace tempo
Sc dedican algunos individuos &
pescar incautos haciendoles COM
prender que son empleados del Re.
gistro y los comisionados q arreglar
todos los asuntos de ese Departa.
mento, por 10 que tienen su cQgioca
seg1n la condici6n del PAc1ENrE.
-Anoche la guardia Nacional
celebr6 ejerciclo en- Ia plaza Mayor
bajo el mando del sargento prime
70 el sefior Pedro Vlvas Valdivieso,
saliendo muy lucidos en- dicho
ejercicio.
Con motive de una serie de
artfculos que viene publicando La
H0s del Pueblo sobre la admins
TRACTION municipal, el Honorable
Alcalde, nos consta ha communicate
4 los jefes de varlos departamentos
la mas pronta reparaci6n a las de-
nuncias formuladas por dicho pc
ri6dico.
I'll corresponsal del E2 ITEM
po, que escribe para los lectores de
FL TEMPO, dice que Ell correspon-
sal de LA DEMocRAcIA tuvo un
disgusto con uno de los empleados
de Sanidad, en- el mismo departa.
mento. ESQ es falso de toda false.
dad.
-Hab!endose vencido el plazo
sehalado al industrial sefior Alejan-
dro Westerband, para que traslade
Ia casita que habla fabricado en- Ia
calle de la Villa, Sc le ha comuni-
cado que pasado el 80 del corriente
Sc dard cuenta al Juzgado de paz,
81 para esa fecha a1n no ha sido
trasladada dicha casa.
En- la tarde de aver Sc des.
boc6 un csballo pegado q TN coche
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-19
ECOS DEL EXTERIOR
BancO Imperial de Ale
mania. - Temb1Ores
de terra en- Shide.
GOBIERNO De TOXIC
Detalles de Ia sublevaci6n en-
Vladivostock. -Derrumba.
nniento de un puente.

Seg1u noticias de Berlin el
Banco Imperial de Alemania ha ele-
vado la tasa de su descuento de s
y medic a siete y medic por ciento.
De Toxic ipfo1man que Ell
goblerno ha resuelto no aumentar
los impuestos nj contraer nuevos
emprestitos.
-En Shide. isla de Wight, Sc
han scntido varios temblores de
TERRA, que Sc supone han debido
ocurrir eu algun pals distante.
-Dicen de San Petersburgo:
"Seg1n la noticia Official acerca de
la sublevaci6n ocurrida en- Vladi-
vostock, Jas tripulaciones que Sc
amotlnaron, fueron las de tres tor
pederos, los cuales despues de ha-
Der bombardeado la poblaci6n y los
fuertes, fueron rodeados por un ca
1onero y varios torpederos, cuyas
tripulaciones permanecleron leales
y que les hicieron uu mortifero
fuego.
A consecuencia de este, fue to
talmente destrufdo el "Skory', del
cual los pocos tripulantes que que
daron con vida Sc arrojaron al mar.
Los demas sublevados Sc rim
dieron despuEs que fueron muertos
seis de sus compaiieros.S
-En Manila Sc derrumb6 el
1uevo puente construldo sobre el
rio "Pasig' cerca del fuente Mac
Kinley, q causa de haberse roto la
estructura superior. Unos So traba-
jadores que estaban sobre el puente
fueron precipitados al aqua. De
ellos 3 son americanos y 20 flipinos.
Las perdidas materiales ascienden
q Glen mil dollars.
FL orc contratado en- New
York para su importation asciende,
aproxlmadamente, q 10000, 600 de
dollars, sincluyendo 1000, 900 en-
monedas americans, obtenido en-
Ia Habana, con destiuo al Banco
Nacional de esta ciudad.
I'm violento incendio ocurri-
do en- Buffalo, ha reducido a ceni-
zas el edifcio donde Sc hallaba la
ofcina de policia. Los archives Sc
quemaron todos y en- sus documen
tos fguraba Ia confession de Czol
gossz, el asesino de MacKinley,
r! "Eclaire" de Paris, pu.-
blica un despacho de su correspon-
sal en- Roma, en- el cual Sc asegura
que Ell Papa Pic x Sc encuentra su.
friendo una afecci6n cardiaca.
Es!a sumido en- Tin gran esta-
do de debilldad, y Sc ha visto obli-
gado q guardian cana, abandonando
todas las audiencias que habfa da.
do para estos dfas.
lie Martin de Paris inSer.
ia en- sus Columns noticias tele.
graicas de Marroquesh, segdn las
cuales lei Sultan usurpador Mulal
Hafg, Ell vista de que no lie es
dable obtener el apoyo de Francia
Sc ha decidido q declarar la Guerra |
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-19

de dos asientos frente al ssalmacen
de los sefiores Aparicio Hermanos,
en- la calle de Arismendi. Ell caba-
llo en- su carrera rompi6 los a1neses
volcando eli coche y haciendolo anil
cos,
En- Ia sala de socorros del
hospital Tricoche, Sc hicieron las
siguientes curaciones: Isalas Ur-
BAN, de una confusion en- Ia par
te superior del p6mulo i7quierdo;
Francisco Rivera de una confusion
en- el dedo pulgar de la mano IL
quierda; Rafael Torres, de herida
de tres centfmetros en- la region
frontal; Jose Tubeu, de herida In
elsa de tres centimetros en- el terclo
superior del h1mero izqulerdo; Sc.
bastiAn Cruz de Estrada, de varias
contusiones EN- diferentes regiones
del cuerpo; Rosa Ramirez, de va
rias contusiones.
-El rematista de las cunetas
y sardines entire Atocha, Mercado
y Leon, ha comunicado aver al ms
pector de obras pdbllcas, haber
conclude los trabajos rematados.
Habiendo dado cuenta el po.
lIcia de Sanldad Ernesto Vivas que
Sc encontraba un caballo enfermo
propiedad de dofia Eudosia Rivera,
pas6 q examinarlo el Inspector We
terinarlo y resultando padecer de Ia
enfermedad del muermo, orden6 al
sefior Vivas su sacrifcio y crema.
ci6n.
Ell guardia de sanidad Rafael
Colon, procedi6 q la cremaci6n dc
I'm cerdo per encontrarse enfermo,
despues de sacrifcado.
Ell Juez Municipal impuso SC
dfas de carce! & Josefna Rodriguez
muchacha de IS afios por el deIito
de corruption de memories.
-Anoche no Sc celebr6 session
en- el Ayuntamiento por falta de
quorum.
Esta maiiana la policfa encon.
tr6 un hombre muerto en- el sitio
denominado SCuatro Calles,s cerca
de las margenes del rio. 81 cada.
yer fue enviado al cementerio para
su identification y proceder q su
autopsia. Segun parece la muerte
Sc produjo por una afecci6n cardia.
ca.
Sc encuentra 4 disposition
de la Corte Municipal Andres Cuz-
man, por hurto de menor cuantfa.
-Por los solares del Sefior Ma
nescau Sc ha declarado una partida
de tiradores de piedras que tienen
alarmado aquel veclndario.
CoRRESPoNSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-19
UNGUENTO De DOAN.
Cura radicalmente las almC-
rrauas, eczema, picazon
8 comez6n de la piel.

La primera aplicaci6n del Ungiiento
de Doan calma la irritaci6n en- casos de
picazon 6 comez6n de la piel y Ell la ma
yoria de los casos una sola latica es 10
sufciente para curar radicalmeute los
peores casos de almorranas salidas 6
sanguinolentas), ronchas, aradores, sa-
baiones, sarpullido, asperezas del cuts,
grietas, herpes, barros, espinillas, etc.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-19
DAVID BELLAhORE
I,r6oytGdoy.- N

Acaba de recihir de Paris y New
York el mas complete surtido de som.
breros para sefioras. Ultlmos modelf 9.
Ofrrcemos estos sombreros q nm pre-
cio desde Ioa so dollars,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-19
|InpOTtadO pOT los d|dmOs vapOTes

Aomb de tod cases tamahos Esteas pso gran surioo
Coch para nhos mmbe de fomas caprchosas egante
desde S. haa $ Baas de poana decorada Danca para las
ombnacones especial copus de 100 pie
$1ao uegos de de cr coentes preclOs cono
uegos combnaones de poana decorad
os enemos todo los gustoS de odos los pc Caas dc ME-
MADEIRA specialists este nglon desde $500 h $780,
Mante de amanco de ho bnco guanonSs de colores
Cubeos plata CstoAe plata Sterling hay un sudo complete ano
pnadas de verde propas BALCONIES gae Cornas pone de
canvt pcoS $1,000 PoeTs de cordones omas
modeSas Bombos de distntos amahos pueas
uentanas, surtdo complete de $1.4o $1,000 uno.
Gran Bazar de nOvedadeS
GONZALEZ PADIN hNOS!
SAN JUAN P. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-19
For sale or rent

A beautiful property situated
Stop s., Hato Rey. Apply to Ale
jandro Bozzo, Sol 99, San Juan, P, R,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-19
Sc vende Q arienda

Una hermosa fnca situada en- el
barrio de Hato Rey, parada IS In
formara Alexandra B zzo, Sol 99 San
Juan, P. R.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-02-28
THE FOREIGN OFFICE
OF ARIZONA TERRITORY
Two Matters in Which Aliens Were
Concerned Have Just Been DisPos-
ed of.

On account Of the growing business
between the territory Of Arizona and the
nations Of the earth a foreign office
may become a necessary adjunct OF
the Office of the governor.
Governor Kibbey has just disposed OF
two matters calculated to bring Ari-
iona into more harmonious relations
with foreign countries. The first was
in connection with a complaint which
had reached the government of Aus
tria Hungary that subjects Of that
country employed on the dam at
Roosevelt had been maltreated. The
matter was brought to the notice of the
governor through diplomatic channels
and it was referred by him to Engineer
L. c. Hill who after an investigation
reported that the complaint was with
out foundation. Mr. Hill learned that
several months ago Contractor
O'ROarke brought a lot of Austrian
laborers from Galveston but before
they had been at work for long the big
flood came and work was suspended.
During the period of suspension the
Austrians all left most of them owing
the contractor sums averaging about
$40. The contractor never thought of
making complaint to the government
Of Austria Hungary about it and re-
garded the incident as already closed
until word Of the dissatisfaction of the
laborers was received. The man at the
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-02-28
Business Mems New York Trains

The Pennsylvania Special" 18-Hour
ChicagO-New York train is emPhati-
cally a business mans train. He has
a full business day in Chicago before
strating at 2.45 p. m. reaching New
York the next morning at 9.45, after
a Ia carte breakfast in the dining car.
He has a full business day in New
York, starting on the return trip at
3.55 p. m, reaching Chicago the next
morning at $50. From st. Louis The
New York Limited" is a solid vesu-
buled train making quick run to Pitts
burg, Philadelphia and New York.
Equipment the very best. Address NJ.
+. Van Horn, District Passenger
Agent. GOA South Main St. Cor. Sixth
St, Los Angeles, Cal, at the sign of
the red keystone.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-02-28

! bottom Of the complaint is believed ia
| have been a fugitive from his native
country.
/ The governor has also succeeded in
effecting the settlement Of a Russian
estate that Of one Albert Richard Ru-
dOlph de Witte probably no relative OF
the former premier. De White died
some months ago in the southern part
Of the territory leaving $500 on de-
post in a bank at Douglas. He left a
couple of female relatives at Mitau in
the province of Courland and they
learning of their heirship in some way
began trying TO come into their in
heritance. They were not making great
Roadway and finally the imperial con-
sui at san Francisco took the matter
up through Governor Kibbey with the
result that the latter learned yester-
day that 1920. all that is left of the
estate of the deceased de White is now
at the disposal of the proper author
tiles
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-02-28

club thanked the Harmony club most
warmly.
This Impressive ceremony was fol-
lowed by the singing of an Apache
war cry song. composed. words and
music by an Arizona woman. Mrs. b.
II. Smith Of Prescott. II was charm
ingly rendered by Miss Luke in In
dian costume and was received with
repeated applause.
Following this refreshments We're
served and a beautiful little girl.
daughter Of Mrs. Liebenow. sang and
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-02-28
Nothing Succeed. Like ,ucc1s.

BE has the conhdencl
ald patronage Of tn
leading business meu
ana m ost prominsu.
citizens Of Arizona. Tn
Doctor sa Eraduate O,
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-02-28

danced most charminEly. The whole
entertainment was one OF the most ar
tistic and enjoyable ever seen in
Phoenix and the guests expressed the
warmcst appreciation Of the generous
hospitality Of the Harmony club.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-02-28
TlSSU VOILETTE.

A new sheer and beautiful mate
rial for summer dresses. comes in
light blue, black and grey corded
checks and stripes, is 2S inches
wide. ..... 3oc
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-02-28
BATISTE.

Wool finish batiste is one of the
new materials of this season in
light blue, champagne and pearl
gray stripes. Also white and black
plaid; is very appropriate for pres
ent wear. yard ..........20 zoe
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-02-28
ORGAND DIES.

New and beautiful French Or
CANDIES in white grounds with col
ored floral designs. Very extra
value ................ .... .2oc
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-02-28
HOW TO TREAT A WOMAN.

Never give a woman a pistol. and
never teach her how TO shoot. Better
still. never give her provocation 20
shoot.-Kansas City Journal.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-02-28
TO THE STOCKHOlDE,
PERPETRATORS CANA

BY order OF the board of dir,
the time for final date paying ass
ment in above company has been 5,
tended to March Is, 1907.
]. P. IVY, Pres
BY F. GAM, Secretary.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-02-28

Henry Maillard's famous New York
candies received fresh every week al
the Phoenix Bakery
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-02-28
L a y ! Z S

YOU ARE INVITED TO CALL THE
FINE CLASS OF TAILORED GARM ENTS TAILOR
ING DEPARTMENT. NEW o r RECEIVED
RIDING HABITS MADE
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-25
SISTERS DIE IN MOBILE,
Mrs. strang and Miss Bryan Die In
 the Same Hour.

Mobile, April A.-(Special.) .)-This aftcr- noon at 1:10 o'clock Miss Kate Bryan died at the family home of MT. Robert Middleton after an illness of only a few days.
 She was daughter of the late Isaac Bryan, who for many years prior to tho civil war conducted a mercantile busi- ness in this city. She was devout Chris- ton. being for many years a member of the Franklin Street Methodist church, now the Government Street Methodist church. She is survived by one sister, Mrs. Mille Ward; two nieces, Misses Maud and Kathrlne Middleton; a brother in-law. Robert Middleton; one nephew, Frank l.. Ward all of this city, and other relatives
 Mrs. Martha strang, widow of the lats Thomas strang, died this afternoon at l :45 o'clock after an illness of about four weeks. She passed away just thirty mfn- utes after her sister, Mrs. Bryan. she never knew that her sister was so se- riously i'll, or that she had passed away. This visit of death in the household takes away two most lovable characters and members of one of Mobiles oldest fami- lies.
 The National Negro Fair association to- day purchased a plot oe ground near Prchards station, on lines of the Mo- bile and Ohio railroad and Mobile Light and Railroad company. The land will bo cleared away at once and building will begin within the next two weeks. The first fair will be held next fall.
 The ladies of the Memorial association are at work making wreaths for the graves of the Confederate dead, and to be placed on the graves Friday after noon when an appropriate programme will be rendered in Magnolia cemetery.
 President W. w. Finley of the Southern has arrived here and will address the Commercial club tomorrow and be ten dered a banquet tomorrow night at Caw- thon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-25
BOB WATTS WILL BE HANGED TODAY Court Adjourns Until This Aft- ernoon for Occasion THE JUDGE WANTS PEACE When Told That Governor Would Not Interfere Watts Said "I Will
 Soon Be Dead
 Man."

Guntersville, April 24.-(Special.) .)-To- morrow is the day set for execution of B Watts and Sheriff Lewis has just receive a message from the governor, saving that he would no longer interfere in the matter. Watts will. therefore, be hanged here tomorrow.
 An impressive scene was witnessed in the circuit court room at the afternoon session, when Judge Haralson stated to th , large audience present that he had an announcement to make. He then told the people of the governors decision to let the sentence of law be carried out in the Watts case and that tomorrow would be a day of solemnity in Gunters- ville and that out of respect to the majesty of the law and the fact that a human being must give up his life in obedience to the law, that court would adjourn this evening until 1 o'clock to- morrow and also l. give Sheriff Lewis a chance to perform his melancholy duty without interfering with the business of the court.
 Judge Haralson' voice was trembling with emotion when he admonished the people to let tomorrow be a day of peace and quiet and that no idle testing or un-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-25
Street In Washington.

o. D. Street of this town, who was an applicant for the new federal judgeship to which Mr. Hundley has lately been appointed, has gone to Washington and the belief is entertained here that he will be appointed United States district attorney during the present week. Mr. Street enjoys the acquaintance and friendship of prominent men over the en- tire state and has the reputation of be- in. one of the ablest lawyers in the country Although republican, 1t is as- serted by his friends and neighbors here, that his endorsement for the new fed district attorneyship was from the leading professional and business men of the state, regardless of politics, and that no applicant for federal position from this cogaty ever went with better and more solid endorsement.
 Should MT. Street be appointed district bama will have a. man who will most likely make his influence and power felt on account of his fine attainments as a citizen and lawyer.
 This makes the third week and close O. the spring term of the circuit court here Much business has been transacted on both the civil and criminal docket so that the county is clearer of litigation today than usual. The grand jury ad- journed last Friday, after a two weeks session, reporting only twenty-six indict- ments.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-25
PRINTERS PEONAGE
 CHARGE THROWN OUT
CASE OF BRADFORD & THAYER, UNION PRINTERS, NOT SUS- TAlNED-BoTH HAD PLEAD GUILTY AND BEEN SENTENCED.

Mobile, April 24.-(Special.) .)-The federal grand Jury will not return indictments in the case of Edward Bradford and Fred erick Thayer, the two union printers, who served sentences in Escambia coun- ty. This was determined today by the jury, only after they had secured the
 ruling upon six hypothetical questions by Judge H. T. Toulmin.
 The case of Bradford and Thayer has been occupying most of the time of the Jury for the past two days, and after all the evidence was in yesterday, Dis triet Attorney Ambrecht told the jury that he did not believe the charges pre- ferred by the men came within the juris- diction of the federal court. The jury men, however, seemed anxious to take some action in the matter, and to sustain the opinion of the district attorney abso- lutely it was determined to propound cer- tain questions to Judge Toulmn. This was done at o'clock, with the result that the judge ruled with the district at torney. It was held that the charge of
 peonages could no be sustained because
 both men had entered pleas of guilty to
 trespass in the state court, and were sen fenced for the minimum terms and costs. On the charge of opening the mails,
 Judge Toulmin also ruled that the state
 courts alone had control. It was held
 that letter directed to convict in the
 care of some particular person, had
 passed out of the jurisdiction of the fed
 eral court after it had been delivered to
 the person in whose care it was sent, and
 the opening of such letter by the party
 in whose care it was sent does not con-
 stitute violation of the federal statutes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-25
MYER-BANDMAN WEDDING.
Miss Lillian Sandman, Formerly of Birmingham Marries Morris Myer.

St. Louis. April 24.-(Special)- )-Miss Fan nie Lillian Sandman was married this evening at o'clock at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs Daniel Sandman, formerly of Birmingham, to Morris H.
 Myer of Tuscaloosa Ala. It was a pink and white wedding Rabbi Sale officiating
 Miss Bandman wore a white cloth tail- or made gown and white hat to match
 She carried a shower bouquet of white carnations. The only attendant was Miss Claudia Bandman, a sister of the bride
 who wore a simple lowered net silk and carried a wreath of pink carnations. After the wedding a small reception was held. MT. and Mrs. Myer left tonight for bridal tour through Georgia and other southern states. They will be at home after May 1 at Tuscaloosa. where Mr Myer is in business