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Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-11-17
PRZESILENIE MINISTEIRY-
ALNE.

Wieden, 16 listopada. - Baron
Ryszard V. Bienerth, minister
spraw wewnetrznych kt6rem ce-
sarz powierzy} utworzenie nowe-
go gabinetu ministeryalnego, ME
m6g1 przyjSc do porozumienia Z
poszczeg6lnemi stronnictwami /
poddaI mysl, naznaczania czaso-
wego ministeryum.
Zatargi ministrow czeskich Z
nicmieckimi,byly powodem rezy-
gnacyi poprzedniego gabinetu /
zamieszki w Pradze i Lublinie do
prowadzify go ostatecznie do upad
XII.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-11-17
PODRCZ Parry KR6LEW-
SKIEJ.

Portsmouth, Anglia, II listo-
pada. - Wczoraj po poludniu
przybyli tutaj kr6lestwo szwedz-
cy, kt6rzy przez czas jakiS beda
goScmi kr0la Edwarda. Ma spot
kanie kr6lewskiej parry przyje-
chaf nastcpca tronu angielskiego
lSsiqze Walii i w imieniu kr6la
powita} gosci ma ziemi angiel-
skiej. Po kilkunasto minutowych
ceremoniach specyalny Pociqg
odwi6zI dostojnych goSci do
Windsor.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-11-17
PRZYTF,CIE DELEGACYI
PARTYI MLODOTUREC-
KIEJ.

Petersburg, II pazdziernika.-
correspondent dziennika "Nowo-
je Wremia" donosi Tabryzu Z
Persyi, ze przybyfa tn delegacya
partyi mIodo tureckiej powitanq
zostala przez narodowc6w per-
skich re szczeg6lnem wyr6znie-
niem.
Konsul turecki Abdul Hamid
(imiennik sultana) ofiarowa}
przywodcy narodowc6w persIlich
turecki order.
Wedlug domysl6w wspomnia-
nego correspondence narodowcy
perscy maja zamiar oderwa6 sic
cd Persyi i przyfaczyc do Turcyi.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-11-17
ULASKAWIENIE.

Washington, D. c., II. listopa-
da. - Albert T. Patrick, byly a
dwokat nowojorski, ktorego ska
zano ma kare Smierci "a otrucie
pcwnego milonera w Texas, naz-
wiskiem Rice, przedstawi} sic w
sadzic. jako ofiara spisku. Wyz-
sly sad federalny zamieni} kare
Smierci ia dozywotnie wiezienie.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-11-17
PIERSCIEN Cd KSIECIA
ABRUZZOW.

Pittsburg, Pa, II listopada. -
Przepyszny pierscich zioty Z OIL
brzymim rubinem, przesfany pan
ME Elkins od ksiecia Abruzz6w,
znajduje sic obecnie W rekach tu-
tejszych urzednik6w celnych. "a
Rad celny zajmuje sic przepro-
wadzeniem Siedztwa, dlaczego w
przesylce pieScionek ME zostal o.
znaczony jake klejnot.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-11-17
.DROBNE WIADOMOSCI
KRAJOWE.
ZWLOKI KOBIETY.
Taiemnicza Snierc. - Process
Lamphera. - PierScieh cd ksie-
cia Abruzzow. - Ma drodze do
wyzdrowienia. Hearst w
"Bialym Domu". - Strajk. -
Wypadtk w kopalni.
Boston, Mass, II listopada.

DOSlOll, mdSo', AoSOH9'
Cialo elgancko ubranej kobiety,
kt6re znaleziono przedwczoraJ-
szej nocy w rowie, zOstalo rozpo-
znane jako nalezqce do Julii Har-
mon Stahl, wdowy po graczu w
pike "baseball''. MAJ jej W r,
1907 popeinif W West Badenle
samobojstwo.
Klejnoty waTtosci $1,000, ktore
kobieta przy sobie nosiia, zniknc-
iy. Policya poszukuje "a mezczy-
znq, kt0rego widziano w towarzy-
stwie kobiety w noe jej tajemni-
czej Smierci.
Boston, Mass, II listopada. -
Po zbadniu zwlok Julii Harmon
Stahl, znalezionych w rowie, le-
karze orzekli, ze Smicrc nastqpifa
wskutek wypicia nadmiernej dozy
trunkow.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-11-17
STRAJK DRUKARZY w JA-
MACE.

Kingston, Jamaika, II listopa-
da. - Cztery plate robotnik6w
zatrudnionych w drukarniach /
towarzystwach wydawniczych
Ja1naiki, poda1o do wiadomo5ci,
ze rozpoczynajq strajk, 80 Jisto-
pada Z powodu, re pracodawcy
odmowili i'm zapfaty, podfug u
staw amerykahskiei Uni.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-11-17
WALKA SENATORYALNA.

Washington, D. c., II listopa-
da. - Stolica kraju jest obecnlc
Srodowiskiem walk mieJsce
senatora nowojorskiego po
Platt'cie. Niektorym politykie-
rom nowojorskim ME bardzo po-
dobala sic ostatnia poufna konfe-
rencya w "Bialym Domu". Do
mySlajq sic bowiem, re Roose-
welt omawiai podczas konferen-
cyl kwestye poruczenia stolka Sc
natorskiego re Stanu Nowojor-
skiego, Rootowi, obecnemu sekre-
tarzowi Stanu.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-11-17
ZEMSTA.

Lipsk, II listopada. - Nieza-
dowolony Z wyroku sadu wyzsze
go w Lipsku, niejaki Grosser wy
ja1 I kicszeni revolver celnym
wystrzalem zabii urzednika sq-
dowego Oraz niebezpiecznie IRA
nil prezesa sqdu sedziego Macn-
ncra.
Grosser byf strona oskarzaJacq
w sprawie wazno$ci pewnego te-
stamcntu i ME spodobafo mu sic,
ze sad wyda} wyrok przychylny
dIa oskarzOnegO.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-11-17
UJFCIE ANARCHISTOW.

Kopenhaga, II listopsda. -
Policyi tutejszcj udaio sie ujqc
cztcrech nadzwyczaj niebezpie-
cznych rosyjskich anarchistow.
Pomiedzy mimi znajdowaf sic ich
szef Bulotti, kt6ry planowaf W
najblizszym czasic kilka krwa-
wych zamachoW.
Przy aresztowaniu Boulottiego
poicya musiala stoczyc krwawa
bitwe. Bulotti trzymal w kaz-
dym reku po rewolwerze i gro
iii 5micrciq kazdemu, kto powa-
zy sic zblizyc do niegO. Dw6ch
policyant6w otrzymalo niebez-
pieczne postrza1y. wv kohcu
przedstawicieIom w1adzy uda}o
sic anarchistc ujqc / skre-
powaG lahcuchami recc nogi.
Zwabiony wystrza}ami t}um ia
daf 5nicrci Bulottiego.
NazwisEo Bulotti jest zmy5lo-
mem. Jest to zbieg Syberyi ska
zany W ubiegIym styczniu "a ro-
zne zaburzenia. Krol duhski IL
dekorowaI policyant6w, kt6rzy
zaarcsztowali Bulottiego ordera-
mi DanncnbOrg.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-11-17
'OSZUKAtNCZA KOMPANIA.
New York. II listopada.

New York. II listopada. -
Rad federalny zawiesil szesc
skarg, wytoczonych firmie "a
merican Sugar Refining Co."
Skargi te maja ma celu Emusic
kompanie do zaplacenia rzadowi
$3,624,I2I, nalezqcych sic "a clio
cd cukru "a ostatnie szeSc lat.
Rad twierdzi, ze kompania
przy wazeniu sprowadzanego Gu
kru stale urzqd celny oszukiwa}a.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-11-17
CESARZOWA CHINSKA O.
TRUTA?

Szangaj, II listopada. - Po-
dug ostatnich wie$ci istniej2 po-
deirzenia, ze cesarzowa chihska
zostafa otruta, Wojska chihskic
Sciagajq do Pelinu. Odlozono
wielkie manewry, kt6re mia}y sic
odbyt w Anteul. Efery rzadowe
obawiajq sic powstania i skupiajq
wszyst<ie silly, by ME doprowa-
die do wojny domowej.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-11-17
MA KORZYSc SPkAWNYCH
KAINAI0W.

Springfield, ILL.,, II listopada.-
Ostatnie rezultaty wyborow ie-
siennych wykazaly, ze pr6cz po-
,v;atu Cook, w Stanie Illinois da-
10 $500 giosow wiekszoSci, "a
projektem rozszerzenia sp1aw-
nych kana}ow.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-11-17
HEARST w "RIALYM DO
MU".

Washington, D. c., II listopada.
w "Bialym Domu" z}ozyf why
te prezydentowi Rooseveltowi,
William Randolph Hearst. Po 60
dzinnej konferencyi wyjechaf Z
powrotem do New Yorku. "a
przeczyf stanowczo, jakoby miaf
I prezydentem rozmawiac o po-
lityce.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-11-17
MA DRODZE Do WYZDRO-
vienna.

Nashville, Tenn, II listopada.
- Robin Cooper, kt6ry zastrzelif
by}ego senatora federalnego Car
macka, kt6ry podczas strzelani-
ny sam zostaf zraniony w lopat-
ke, ma sic znacznie lepicj. Skoro
tylko wyzdrowiejc, zostanie prze-
wieziony do wiezienia sledczego.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-11-17
z ZEGLUGI NAPOWIETRZ-
NEJ.

Los Angeles, Cal, II listopada.
Wielki balon "Amerika", ktory
przedwczoraj popo1udniu wzni6sf
SIG w celu dokonania podr6zy W
strong wschodnia, przelecial wczo
raj w nocy ponad tutejsza okoli-
ca. Cd tego czasu ME zauwazono
go nigdzie, tax ze ME wiadomo,
gdzie Sic obecnie znajduje.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-11-17
OCALIkA NIEMOTWLE.
MoneSen. Pa, II liStopada.

PAM R6za Vittner, Chcqc ocalic
zycie swojego dziewiecio miesie-
{ nego dziecka, kt6rego sukienki
zanalily sic cd pieca, pobieg}a Z
d'ieckiem do rzeki Monongahela;
do kt6rej rzuci}a SIG Z dziec-
kiem. Tlum ludzi zebrany ma brze
gu zdolai wyciagnac zimnej
woody matke dziecko. Obydwoje
znajdujq sic w dobrym stanie
zdrowia.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-11-17
MA TROPIE.
South Bend, Ind, II lis

South Bend, Ind, II listonada.
- Policya tutcjsza twierdzi, &c
jest ma tropie wyfowienia ca1ej
szajki rzezimieszk6w, ktorzy do
puScili sic w urzedzie poczto-
wynn kradziezy $500. Areszto-
wano diva podejrzane indywidua
kt6re majq bye w zwiqzku Z po-
wyzezq kradzieza.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-11-17
NIEDOB0R w KASIE DE-
MOKRATOW.
New York, II listopada.

new YORK, II hstopada. -
Norman c. Mack, przewodni-
czqcy demokratycznego komitetu
narodowego oswiadczyf wobec
reporterow dziennikarskich, re
wnet oglosi sprawozdanie I do
chod6w rozchod6w ostatniej
Rampant przedwyborczej. Mack
twierdzi, re po dokladnem O.
bliczeniu okazaf sic maly niedo-
Dor, ktory on Z wlasnej kieszeni
wyr6Wna.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-11-17
OSWIADCZENIE GOMPERSA
Denver, Colo, II listopada. -

Samuel Gompers, prezydent "a
merSkahskiej federacyi piracy O.
s,viadczyl, re jezeli w procesie
"Rucks Stove and Range Co."
zostanie skazany to grzywny ME
zaplaci, 1ecz pojdzie do wiezienia
;dsiedziec kare. Rowniez ME Ego
d. sic ia to, azeby federacya
kare zap1aciia.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-11-17
STRAJK.

Rumphord, Maine, II listopada.
Dziewie,set robotnikow w fabry-
ce papieru "Oxford Paper Co." Ia
strajkowafo, poniewaz dwoch uni
stow utraciio prace przez zmiane
godzin roboczych.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-11-17
TANCE OLA NAUCZYCIE-
LEX.

Biston, Mass, II listopada. -
w tutejszych szkolach pubicz-
nych zaprowadzono nowosc, po-
~iewdz wszystkie nauczycielki,
kt6re bedq mialy chec, bedq mia
ly darmo nauczyciela tahcow.
Lekcye tahc6w bedq sic odbywa-
ly w kazdy piatek.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-11-17
SPRAWY POL|TYCzNE.
KONFERENCYA PRZY-
WoDCoW PIRACY ZAPO-
WIADA SIE MARINE.

senatoryalna. - Taft W
domu - Niedobor w kasie de-
mokratow. - Ma korzySc sp1a-
wnych kanaiow. - oswiadcze-
ME Gompersa. - Uiaskawienie
- oszustwa kompanii. - Ma
tropie. - Przeciw amerykah-
skiemu trustowi tytoniowemu.
Z zeglugi napowietrznej. -
zo4nierze pobili naczelnika po-
licyi.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-11-17
WYPADEK w KOPALNI.

Pittsburg, Pa, y listopada. -
Wskutek urwania sic windy W
kopalni wegla W Ellsworth, W po-
wiecie Washington, szesciu gor-
nikow znalazlo smierc ma miej-
scu. Trzech mich jest Ameryka-
now i trzech cudzoziemcow.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-11-17

Berlin, II listopada. = Cesarz
Wilhelm przybedzie do Pocztda-
mu Z Donauschingen dis O godz.
8 rano. Przed poludniem odbe-
die sig spotkanie cesarza kan
clcrzem Buelowem w zamku kro
lewskim w Berlinie. Wyniki kon-
ferencyi prawdopodobnie ogfo-
szone zostana dis wieczorem.
Opinia og6fu jest bardzo zanie-
pokojonq tenn co konferencya
przyniesie. O lie ofiaruje on dy-
misye Buelowowi,a ma stanowisku
kanclerza obsadzi jakiego zoinie-
RIA niezawodnie W calych Mem
czech wybuchnie rewolucya.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-11-17
MOzLIWOSc WOJNY ME
lest WYKLUCZONA.
Wieden, II listopada. - Mo


zliwo$G wojny pomiedzy Austrya
/ Serbia ME jest wcale wykluczo-
ma. DIS krqzyiy p6lurzedowe
pog1oski, ze rad austro wegier-
ski postanowiI przedsiewziaSc
kroki stanowcze o lie serbskie
wrzenia ME zakohcza sic. God
nose monarchii ME pozwala ma
dfuzsze znoszenie podobnych
wybryk6w. w przeciagu kilku
dni rad Austryi powezmie osta-
tecznq decyzye W tel sprawie.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-11-17
HOTEL POD ZARZADEM
KOBIET.
New York, II listopada.

New YORK, II Hstopada.
Slawny hotel "EToffman House,,
gdzic przewaznie przemieszkuja
log;ci wfasciciele staten wySci-
gowych, politycy dyplomaci,
Jest prowadzony przez try kobe
ty.
hnna A. Caddagan jest zarzad-
czyniq hotelu.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-11-17

Berlin, II listopada. = Tygo-
dnik "Welt' w ostatnim swym
numerze twierdzi, ze rad nie-
miecki zapiacif $4,000 "a znisz-
czenie wywiadu II cesarza Will
helma, kt6ry miai bye wydruko-
wany W miesieczniku Century
Magazine, wychodzacym w New
Yorku. Rad niemiecki traktowaf
wProst Williamem Bayard Hale
autorenl artykuIu, co do jego mi.
szczenia. Ma powyzsze fakty
"WeIt' ma dowody.
Obecnie partya demokratyczna
wnosi iuterpelacye, zapytujac
czy ma to ME uzyte zostaIy czasem
Pieniqdze, pochodzace podat-
kow lrdnosci.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-11-17
DzIENNIK NARODOWY

union paper, printed
only by union print
ers. =: =: :: =: ::
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-11-17
DzIENNIk NARODCwY

pismo unijne, druko-
Wane przez unijnYch
robotnikow. :: =: =:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-07
SOUTH CAROLINA
 DISPENSARY CASE

Richmond, Va, May 6.-Although the South Carolina dispensary case will not be heard on its merits until some future day during the present term of the United States circuit court of appeals, Judge Pritchard today entered two important orders in the matter. The first order stays all further proceedings under the original order appealed from. so far as they relate te the receivership created thereby, until the final determination of the appeal upon the execution of an ap- proved bond for s175,00O by the petitioners.
 The second order modifies the original order granting the receivership petition so as to permit the dispensary commits sion to draw upon banks where funds of the dispensary are deposited to an amount not exceeding $25000 with which to pay certain outstanding debts incurred by the commission in the administration of their trust and to meet necessary expenses.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-07
BISHOP CANDLER
 TO GO TO ENGLAND

Atlanta, May 6.-(Special )-Bishop War ren Akin Candler of the Methodist Epis- copal church, south, and one of Georgia's S most distinguished sons leaves in the early part of June for England. where he goes as the fraternal messenger from the Southern Methodist church to the British Wesleyan conference, which meets at York in July. During the latter part of June the Irish Wesleyan conference meets at Belfast and Bishop Candler has received an invitation to address it. In order to accept this invitation Bishop Candler will hasten his departure for England
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-07
TRANSPORTATION
 CONTRACTS UPHELD

Austin. Tex. May 6.-The supreme court of Texas today handed down an opinion sustaining the contracts between the ex- press companies and the railroads in Texas made prior to the enactment of the anti-free pass law. These contracts pro- vide that the employees of the express company. when in the discharge of their duty shall be transported free in the state by the railroads, which is contrary to the provisions of the anti-free pass law. The court holds that the law is not retroactive and that the legislature did not intend to vitiate existing contracts by it's enact ment.
 The court gave no assurance, however, that the express companies and railroad companies would be permitted to enter into similar contracts again when the present ones have expired
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-07
CHILD LABOR BILL IS
 PASSED BY THE SENATE

An amendment by Mir. Culberson, agreed to, also called on the commission to state it's reason for recommending an extension of two years in the time given the rail- roads to comply with the commodity clause
 The conference report on the army ap- propriation bill carrying an aggregate of $95, 5,377 246 was adopted.
 This amount was $S, 46s, 900 less than the bill carried when first passed by the Sen- ate. Senator Warner of Missouri con- cuded his speech on the Brownsville af- fair. his closing remarks calling forth a statement from Senator Foraker that a western paper had announced that the President recently wrote to Senator Smith of Michigan to the effect that he had not changed his mind as to the guilt of the negro soldiers of the Twenty7ffth regiment MT Foraker suggested that the introduction O 4hat letter in record would be interesting At MT. Smith said he had not made it and could not do so.
 The Senate ~SS5 D. m. adjourned.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-07

Wilmington, May 6-The Senate today passed bill prohibiting the employment within certain hours of children under fl years of age in the District of Columbia, in any factory, workshop, telegraph office, restaurant, hotel apartment house, sa- loon or theatre or in the distribution of merchandise or messages. No such child Is permitted to work at any employment for wages during school hours nor before a. m. nor after o'clock p. m.
 The Senate also adopted resolution offered by Mir. Foral1er of Ohio directing the interstate commerce commission to in- form the Senate whether the commodity clause of the interstate commerce act had been complied with since May 1, 1908, and if not whether the noncompliance by the railroads has been due to any agreement, arrangement or understanding between the railroad companies and the author- ties
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-07
TRIPLE TRAGEDY
 RESULT OF FUED

Danville, Va, May 6.-As the result of a bitter family feud, which has caused several previous difficulties of a more or less serious nature three men were shot to death, supposedly from ambush, near Philpott, Henry county, today. The vic tims, all belonging to one faction, were:
 Samuel shelton, 25 years old; James Holly, aged 19; Charles Dodson, 30.
 William and Grover Massey and Heres ford and Thomas Spencer have been ar rested charged with the shooting.
 The feud existing between the Shelton and Dodson families on one side and the Massey and Spencer families on the other, was renewed several days ago when unknown persons destroyed an illicit still said to have been operated by Samuel Shelton Shelton and his friends accused William Massey of this act and started out to destroy distllery said to have been operated by Massey. While on the way to this still they were fired on from ambush, a fusilade of bullets killed the three men named above and scattered the remainder of the party.
 Reports from Philpott tonight say that everything is quiet but further trouble may follow
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-07
KING MANUEL BECOMES
 REAL RULER UNDER OATH

Lisbon. May 6.-King Manuel of Port ugal swore allegiance to the constitution today Lisbon was decorated and be- Jagged in honor of the ceremony. Guns were fired at minute intervals, beginning at daylight. The populace was sum- moned to the churches by the ringing of the bells and listened to the singing of Te Deums. The streets leading from the Necessidades palace to the building of parliament were lined with troops as on the occasion of the opening of parlia- ment.
 There was no untoward incident of any kind. The ceremony was most brilliant and impressive.
 With his hand on a historic Bible King Manuel swore to maintain the Catholic religion, to observe the constitution and preserve the integrity of Portugal and to seek the highest welfare of the Portu- guse people.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-07
NEGRO METHODIST CONFERENCE.
Address Is Made on the Necessity of
 Educating Preachers.

Norfolk, Va, May 6.-Rev. H. Phantom Parks of New York city, missionary sec retary of the A. M. E. church, today reported to the general conference that the receipts of the department had been s1as,25s, collected from the negroes in the United States.
 Rev J. I. Lowe, D. D., of Arkansas, was elected chairman of the episcopal committee, and Rev A. J. Carey of Illi- nos secretary. This committee will de- eide whether it is necessary to elect net bishops and make assignments of bishops for the next four years.
 Rev. Dr. Webb of Louisiana spoke on the necessity for the education of young ministers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-07

King Manuel, who presented striking figure in his cloak of velvet and ermine and who was followed py heralds and pages, was ceremoniously escorted to the throne. On his majesty's right, resting on 8 credence table was the royal crown, which according to tradition, King Man. uel does not wear and which is conse- crated to the Virgin Mary, the patroness of Portugal. After the oath had been taken, King Manuel read the following discourse:
 My ideal is the nations prosperity, and my ambition is the winning of my peoples love-"
 From the balcony of the parliament building Manuel was formally proclaimed King by the grand standard bearer of the realm, whereupon the shouts of the heralds of Long live the King!" arose. and the booming of guns carried the news throughout the city. Upon the conclusion of the ceremony the King returned to the Necessidades palace.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-07
LIVELY SCRAP OCCURS
 IN REPUBLICAN CAUCUS

Washington, May 6.-tSpecial)-The re- publican members of the House finally agreed in conference late tonight, to au- thori2e the drafting of a new currency bill and appointed a committee of five to frame and report it to the conference next Monday night, but there was aught except harmony In the ranks.
 After nearly two dozen men had spoken Representative Pollard of Nebraska was recognized. He had spoken only few second when Representative Hill of Con necticut, who has always vigorously de- nounced the Vreeland and Aldrich bills in general debate, tried to interrupt him. Speaker Cannon, who was sitting at a desk on the center aisle and about 20 feet from Hill, sprang to his feet and said:
 'Oh, you are out to make trouble"
 ''I won't take that from you or any
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-07

other man." replied Hill hotly. He shook his list vlcfousiy and ran toward Uncle Joe.'' The old gentleman's face turned crimson and he was plainly excited, but he held the Connecticut congressman at a distance with one hand and advised him to cool down. Hill then shook his fist in the speakers face, turned and walked rapidly away.
 All the while Chairman Sherman was rapping loudly for order, and at least a dozen members were crowding around to prevent an exchange of blows. At the conclusion of the conference efforts were made to bring the men together and it was reported by one congressman that they had been successful but on leaving the capital Mr. Hill was heard to declare that he would never speak to Uncle Joe" again. He is only years younger than the speaker and has a famous temper, so his friends were not lavish with predic- tions of a reconciliation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-07
CIGAR FACTORY
 BURNS IN KEY WEST

Key West, Fla, May 6-The Cortez Cigar company's big factory, known as L1gbourn, was destroyed by fire early to- day together with a large quantity of cigars and loose tobacco. The watchman in making his rounds discovered burglars in the factory, giving chase to them one oI the burglars had lighted lamp, which he threw at the waterman, the lamp ex- ploding and setting fire to the factory Three arrests have been made by the police. searching party found a quan- lty or the stolen cigars about a mile from the factory. The loss is not given but the factory was one of the largest on the island.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-07
Negro Swung Up By Mob.

Memphis, May GA report from Tex arkana, Ark. says: Immediately follow ing his preliminary trial at Naples, Tex, today on charge of assault to murder and robbery, John Williams, a negro, was taken in charge by a mob and hanged to tree near the depot. Williams was charged with assaulting white man at this place about a month ago and was recently captured in Pensacola. Fla.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-07
NEW ORLEANS HAS
 $4OO,O0O FIRE

New Orleans, May GA fire tonight gut ted the five-story building of F. F. Han soil X Bro, limited, Canal street book sellers, and ruined the interior of the ad- joining building, occupied by the H. B. Stevens & Co.,, limited, clothing stores. The fire broke out about o'clock in the book store and was not controlled until about three hours later. The air above the buildings was filled a times to a great books.
 The damage was close to s400 900, about two-thirds of which was covered by in surance. The heaviest losses were esti- mated as follows:
 Hansel & Bro, stock about $1O0, ,GvJ; IT. B. Stevens, stock, about $l25,000; Hansell & Stevens, buildings, $50,0O0 each.