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-KSiGHTS OF rYTHIAS FAIR
IL or'ais Ars. icio1sly at Ccd Fellows
~ Hall.
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ITO NEE , NEXT YEAR
M ,r Concludes AMI
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FORGOT ALL THEIR RISKS
Fire Underwriters meet in Eleventh An
nual Banquet.
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FIGHT ENDED IN A DRAW
George Dixon and "Pedlar' Palmer
Won Equal HOnors.
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FIRED RED-HoT QUERIES
Sharp Legal Fight in Vermillion AS
sault Case
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THREE COUPLES DIVORCED
Mrs. C. K. folkinhOrn Allowed to Re
sumo Her Maiden Name.
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THE FAIR

At Odd Fellows Han. Eighth street south
east. under management OF
MYRTLE LODGE. h. OF p,
will continue until February =.
Handsome prizes given away.
Dancing every evening.
Matinres on Tuesday and Saturday.
1a31,re2
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WHAT DO YOU WANT
TRADE 2
HELP Z?
MONEY 2
A HOME 2
A SITUATION 2

or anything that mortal could wish for,
then advertise in The Tunes.
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THEY SENT ARMS TO CUBA-
Bat the New Haven People Informed This
Cove. ilncni.
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TIL circulation Of The Times for the
week crd"d January 26ih, 1896. was as
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SUPREME Court plNED-
fre...cnt and MIS-. Cleveland Enter
- tanned ihc Justices.
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thS He WIS US soon as IL naDDenS.
HAS GONE TO MEET GOMEZ
ing Maceo.
THEY APPEAL TO CAESAR
Knights of Labor Discuss Mail Bag Re
pair Shop Expose.
SHADY DISTRICT HISTORY
Mr.. Iruesiell's Definition OF What Is
an Existing Company.
BACKS vENEZUELA's CLAIM
OLE Map Found Which Lays Down the
Boundary.
FOUND A wOMAN's SKULL
Dug from the Public Dump in Notorious
Bloodfield.
MANY KILLED OR MANNED
Exploiting Boiler Played Havoc in a
Rolling Mil.
BURKE HINTS SCANDALS
Ex-Warden Preferred Charges in the Com
mittce
DIsCREpITED BY DUFFIELD-
British Claims to the Prince OF Wales
Island Tract Refuted.
WAS A BUSINESS SESSION
House Got In3wn TO Work and Disposed
OF Many Measures.
GIVES acct iLENE A BLOW
New Haven : Coroner Saws Ii Is a Dam
gerous Compound.
CRUELTY NOT NECESSARY
Vivisectionists and Their Oppnnents
Agree on That Point.
FORGOT ALL THEIR RISKS
Fire Underwriters meet in Eleventh An
nual Banquet.
FIGHT ENDED IN A DRAW
George Dixon and "Pedlar' Palmer
Won Equal Honors.
THREE COUPLES DIVORCED
Mrs. C.. K. folkinhurn Allowed to Re-
sumo Her Maiden Name
FIRED RED-HOT QUERIES
Sharp Legal Fight in Vermillion As
80 sault Case
- GRUENING AS TANNHAUSER-
Brilliant Beginning OF washingtou's Ger
man Opera Season.
THEY SENT ARMS TO CUBA-
Bat the New Haven People Informed This
Cove. nmcni.
SUPREME CCJRr plNED
Fre-.,.cnt and MIS-. Cleveland Enter
tanned The Justices.
~KSIGHTS OF rYTHIAS FAIR
Ii or'G,s Acs. icio1sly at Ccd Fellows
49, Hall.
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SHIRT WAISTS.
So Plaid Waists for 81. 40.

These waists are made in very
latest style of handsome silk stripe
worsted plaids and are worth So.
For this sale we offer them at
S1.49
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-07

W. II. Harvey, author OF "Coin." He
10 credited with referring, 10 a speech
at Clinton, Iowa, Tuesday evening, 10
veteran generals OF the Union atmy o.
sold wrecks Of the Rebellion, who
have loat their honor and patriotism,
aud ate tools Of political shyiooks."
n Mr.. Harvey uaed such language he
was doservediy greeted with hsses aud
cries Of "shams." There Ia no Iusii-
ncalion In political debates Tor such
references 10 Unioa genefals, no matter
what their views on the great Issue Of
today. The veterans have ~ much
right to be one side OF the political
contest A. any one else has TO be on
tho other, and their past record shows
them 10 be sincere In their advocacy,
whether or net they are mistaken
In the policy they uphold, aud there
fofo they are entitled to courteous treat
menL In any event there was no CO.
casion TO drag tho record oi an homer.
ablo career into political campaign ~
contemplate personal remat6e
These Incidents show how a cause
nay DO readily injured by bigotfy u
foolishness on the part Of its iricud''
The Yale college incident worked
more Injury to Mr. BfyAn'a opponent
than to tho free silver cause. ani Mt
HAIvey's extremely 'oliish talk vii
not help tho siie no 10 advocating
There are some people, AMI not oil o.
them school children, who might ~
oulve boneft In being muzzlei unlI
they can avoid ialempVrate and dis'
courteous language IN their address.
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rnE BALLOT LAW.

The conveniences aud inconvenl.
oucrs Of tho Australian ballot law are
icing discussed with more oarnostness
az tue day Of election approaches, and
ia our Provo department is a state.
ment Of tho objections which are
raised there. These objections are
based upon the view that the old
sysiom Of comparing tickets rs a whole
% the preferable guide, II must be re-
memburod, however. that the arrange.
ment Of tickets a. there suggested
would net 10 m improvement IN on.
aiding tbs voter 10 ASCERTAIN more
easily than now the politics Of candi'
date; experience elsewhere has shown
a contrary eject. Under the law Ne II
now 10, II a voter wants \ straight tick.
ct, mark ON the party emblem dsslg'
mates that ch.ieo, On easy In the pres
rnl auAngomunt a. ia the other.
Where a voter intends TO make one
change from straight ticket he musi
marx every candidate voted fof, aud
this is now easily accomplished, with
les danger Of mistake, when all eau.
diinios Tor one tfilos are under one
head with the politics OF each specially
designated, than when the voter has
10 jump from column 10 oolum1 10
pick out names ana offices. Thus fat,
rspofts from States that have tho pres.
ent arrangement are more satis' aetory
than others, and show that the voter
does not find the new ballot much Of q
puzzle. Itis well, however, 10 Discus
ami weigh all objections, with a view
10 mailing any improvement which
may aid the electors Ia expressing
their will n, the ballet box.
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uomtS Al ELLciioSs.

Tue eastern papers are saying ihst
"lhs women alfeady have demon
slrssod that they are 10 be n foioeiul
factor In this campaign" and point 10
tue states OF Wyoming, Colorado aud
Utah, where they have the ifan'
ehi.e, and 10 other states In which
women's clubs are working In the In.
tefei, OF their respective partles. IL
10 notable that In these comniouisupon
women Ut elections there is n general
concession that the greater ptopot'
lion Of tho fair sex, whore they
exercise the elective franchise,
will throw their iorco In favor
Of candidates Of high moral CHAR
aoler rather than ON this lines Of pat.
tiEAuship. Ono class views this a. an
evidence that women do not reason on
party policies snd therefore should not
be given the suffrage; while smother
secs in the same fact proof thai
women will maiulain good govern.
mont by supporting candidates beat
qualified TO promote that end.
In this State there IL lillle doubt
that the bulk OF tho woman vote viii
be cast for men whose Integrity ha,
given them high standing In the com
munlly, Rs against political tfichstoT,
and persons u unsayory fspula
ton. THIS feature will max,
that vote Of special Importance
in localities whore otiectionab I,
officials have had grsAlest sway.
may b. added. however, that a.,
woman vote will not cui near Us much
OF figure In this State M II nigh
have done. In consequence Of 90 many
refusing to register, ami In view Of th'
further fac, that mary who have rsgii
tered will not vote. IL has boon esli
mated thai no, more than hall lhl
women qualified 70 vote IN this Stat,
will go to tue pole; but that those VIII,
do % will yots IN tavlr Of a stable
economical government by an inlui
uveness which Tolgloal twaddlc an,
cxcitemen, will not sweTy5 irom u
nigh purpose. But as time goes on
aud the stranRentas Of voting wear
away and women come 10 real q
lheir power In behaii OF better PEI
sons and me,hcis In aGm nlsieFinl
public atialrs. the proportion to I'D
t1sreln viii not fall far short OF thu
am n ihn men,
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S. olAn nAuyEY's "aREAK,

The dlsgIAee,ul aotlo OF Yale col.
lege student. at a meeting that waf
being addrssstd by wm. J. Bryan it
shll Iesh In the puzzle miad, AMI viii
10 remembered long asa marked owl
denos " this Ignorance and dasta'dly
motives of clsss VI person- VITO are
expected &, give some evidence OF
courtesy, consistency AMI btondmiui'
meas, because o, their educational al.
vtnta ies, Perhaps tho 20 ring they
received from the press viii have the
fieol on the college profess)rs &, cause
them 10 inject ideas OF llOerallty into
such Of their pupils rs have not
been sufficiently educated In that ne,
Now comes statement regarding
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GREAT SPEECHES.

GA tho phououaph a. Edison Photograph
fhrlnts, iil Mhtu street. Conference visitors
should not far 20 hear them, W. j, nTyAn's
crown Of ihofnu aud cross Of Gold" speech,
MAJOR MchluluTa speech on The Threat 10
hruttr thr Guonal Currency" nTfAn'a
"utplY % ihu Charge OF Anarchy" uryan's
"upinion Of tho Null tTeet Gold nugs and
tyndirAtcs The above are {. ndoTed on tio
ihonograph IN clear distinct iones and can be-
heard for only fC each, Edlson fh0nogfaph
fhriott, tai Main Street
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N. pr,,.rr r,lsna Sras u rlt .i'tr .
sands, sseertsi. n oofnsf south sul ta'i ''-'
Ftrssis salt 1ste Cir. 60. rstr,r Al
~. p,.r.rr ar,u.wrtEf Ssvt u pab-al''
a, Ty.sfaT "a TfIiaf q strh vel. -.
ma prsrnrf Watrir IN magazine iofm
ushsd ever taiarda
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which labor faithful Saints are called
90 continue In perfect oinfi lonce, love,
union and faith.
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Esv,i. on sale At Ne rrinsiP.i nsi.'' 80 .,,
ftsnds and 90 ~ pAassnssf uAn' 's.'hs
shsf ~ m dAnJ.
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MKNTS.

WANTS.
T,fsniy ,ror,is Ior 0 ilnssl IAssrted under
al. Aeii,ag. 0Aes for l5e, t's'ee for 2'ci
one vssk yor t0y one month }or 600 per
Tine. No ad taken for isss than 10
Wants Of more than i'res SAVE proper
senate rate. Adpsrtiss and ser 'sstss
WANTtD-Mls otlLANtoUs.
TmL ron KlfGurN WORK, ArrLH
VI 81 ~ rect
STooK snggr wANTEp. a. Kgisog.
- tsi West Temple, south
e,TOCK silrEp wANrEn a. KEYsoR.
> us Wesi smpie, south
= ApigsI MARn MO wAGEs AT nonE
| ard want 10 90 have me same oppofin'
nv. Ihe wofk i yery pleasant and vii! shsily
nav 81 weekly ms 4 20 deception, Nlnt
10 NJ ssndins stamp hiss n. a slebDihs'
Lawrence. Mich. -
coon fXrrnigsoED IHpsEH WAITS
III woft. Address Mar achfoodef' w W.
s,c1hd sorth street .-----
xyoun ctoTpra 10 CLEAN 81 ran
\ Smapth' O'MeafA block, o W, second 80.
t,ygnYHonY TO GEr InEiR riioTos
IL enlarged ~ the Utah Portrait % blh
~. fifst fOuth street, four doors vel o. IN
wrodeya "No make pictures mat leoA llhe
you" Artistic pictures At moderate pIlee.
I,RfL-COMrLETE sET of sALr LAKE
We've with every cofen photos ordered
Watatrh hoto fHrlors, WAaa1eh hooN hle'
yaiof 70 hh noof
===-7=- -. :. ..,-,s ,Yn...s a, !. AZ.
900 saddles AID harnsss, cheap And
Rood u. l. WiniAms, ga ttale erect
,rounisrs 40 GET MORMON TEMPLE
hik iihudkerchicfs ana ties la vansiY
saig IAis ma faetorl. p y, 1hitd youth.
INyKH1 RouY 10 MY TnE BksT lex
IL cream al keolcy't, By dab oT wholesale
- South Man. telephone ~.
xxTASTEn = tyERYBopi 40 ogDEH
w ice ceam Of fred Wilson, lluA aala'
EuEArGsr. BEsT rLACt 30 MY AND
MIN. woMEN AND CmLDuES 10
Nj F6t no best photos, AZ hAtson Bros,
l. COMMERCIAL tifeeL
EyEHYuoui 40 nuY THE nrsT iCL
II cream NJ heelsy's, ~ dith OF wholesale
10 routh Nain, telephone p,
NTEw AND sEUoND HAND FuRSl,
~ tuTr, wagons, buERiet harness etc. A.
Nebbsrs, IN ttato street
INyEnY uwSEn or A BoilER 10 thy
~ Champion Roller Compound Euaranteed
10 remove ~ scale OF eorTosioh from boiler o.
meta. soid Oh ihiriy days u,al no money
collected unlcis compound does tie uoTk
purely NeEoihhlc containing no hclda Or
vltfiols. Made iu lftck form O. save freight
Iail on audress bowman A Nictuu. -tY south,
ttcond ttst street salt Lass city
GOOD MALE SCHOOL TEACHER
n wanted 70 take charge of tho Holden
hiatfict school. Any cue detirinE tho snua'
uou and can come well rce0mmended can DO
accommodated by applying 10 The under
EDWARD sTEyHNs,
nOsAl.i n HARMON,
JUnS UnkHhiNvTos,
Trustees.
ON HORSES To BOARD AND ryERY,
~ todY - know that Nhuruon has tho
livery, Can on Exchange stables, No, lm
Fourth routh
CooSTr
- WARRANTS
ny Russell
/. TRACY.
~ ASD5o
COMMERCIAL RLOoR.
tALT iARE ca
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w * 8.

nesHiy vords Tor Ines Inserted unis'
ns Aehiing, once for l5c, tlsfes for 2ae'
one wssk Jor toes one month Jor 500 per
linz. No ad take, Jor Issi haH iso
Wants Of more than lines same proper
uonais rats Astsrtos aad ssf Sssuiis
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sss.ait.r. ,hsnrss nslr pl.s. Of f,.ii' "a
,hoaid IssJ, svs iarasf a. eel a. p''''l' 81
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ctr rabssribsfs -in kindiT noufr ., r plnt-
ltifesistafl, q snJ iussalAfir "a We a''''
taif garsfa
An sor-unisauan, should b aiifssssai y
pas.sr Nsvs Pusussns %
g.isphaas ~
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w * N rs.

Tro,ty rords Tor hncsi inserted unds,
his hoading, once Jor ibc, hries for 2ici
ono Tosk yor o0cS or mouth for 600 per
hHc No I'D. taken for less than l5a.
IiaHii Of more than lines sane pro,.or.
hoiiaie rdie Adrertise and goi ,ssuiia
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nssn'y rOr,i. tor i.ns'l 'H'srted under
al. Aepi,ag. Ones for 10, t's'ee Jor s'@
one vssk yor tos one month Jor eoc per
line No ad taken for isss than 10
Wants Of more than 8 l'nes save proper
senate rate. Advertise and gel 'es,siAa
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on HORSES To BOARD AND ryERY,
~ todY " know that shurtlon has tho
best camp wagona iu the citf, nlso nTstcla,a
D. Fourth routh
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opIioiAn.

DHADING AND sEwING GLASSES
IL should exnotly ~ you. fittinf and teals
free, Moody expert, Constitution buildin T.
IN oiEht yoArs' experience; W 10 RushmoI
manufacturing optioian. 7t West FIRST SCUM
street tyes examined for glitaes Hes.
special lenses ground 10 d. The eye
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GOOD MALE SCHOOL TEACHER
n wanted TO take charge u tho Holden
niattict school. Any cue detirlnE tho snua'
lion and can come vol rcc0mmendsd can he
accommodated by applying 10 the under
EDWARD sTKyENr,
nOsALi 4 HARMON,
JOHN CHkhhlNU1Os,
Trustees.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-08
ELECTED OFFICERS.
Birmingham Typographical Union No.
104 and Musicians Protective Asso-
citation Name Their officers
for the Year.

Birmingham Typographical union No.
104 held a regular monthly meeting Sun
day afternoon and elected the following
officers for the ensuing term:
President, w. S. Lopez.
Vice-President, j. p. sLovinggood.
Financial Secretary, L. C. McAllister.
Recording Secretary, Allen M. Holt.
Sergea alarms, VIII Leath.
Delegates to the Trades Council, w.
S. Lopez, j. H. F. Mosley, James Leath,
James Kelley and T. T. Mock.
Trustees of Sinking Fund, w. H. Jeff
ries, L. C. McAllister, w. r. Mckenzie.
No. 104 is one of the strongest organi-
cations in the city,. and is in first-class
condition financially. 4aaa
Mr.. Lopez, who was chosen president,
is foreman of the Daily News office. The
other officers, as is Mr.. Lopez, are firm,
upright union men and will make eff
cient officers.
THE MUSICIANS.
Birmingham Musicians Protective
association No. 50 held a regular meeting
Sunday and elected officers for the en-
suing term as follows:
President-Frank Arrico. (re-elected).
e-President-Leonce Joseph.
Secretary and Treasurer-John Open
shaw.
Trustees-Fred L. Grambs, John Ar
rington, F. D. Mccarthy, w. A Chace,
Prosper Montana Phillip Memoli.
Mr.. Arrico, the president, who was re-
elected, has proven a most efficient and
pains-taking presiding officer and he's
done much toward the upbuilding of the
organization. He has been the national
delegate for Birmingham association sew
eral times.
Messrs. Grambs, Memoli and Chace
were named as a committee to arrange
for the installation of the officers.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-08

T. L. L. Gilbert; Greenwood circuit, N
W. Bernly; Ocheesee circuit, J. w. Math-
ison; Wewahitcka mission, o. ]. Good
man. Orange Hill missfon j. |. weather.
by; Freeport circuit, T. b. Barrow; West
vile circuit, supplied by H. B. Register;
Chipley circuit, r. A. Foster; Pond Town
circuit, j. e.. Collins; Geneva station, -.
A. Donnelly; Coffee Springs circuit, w.
C. Kersh; Elba circuit, j. K. Powell;
Clintonville circuit, d. l.. Lindsey; Echo
circuit, G.. N. Winshett; Newton circuit,
l.. p Lathram; Big Creek, ]. w. Bresa-
lon; Dothan station, j. Nd. Donnelly; Co
lumbia station, N. r. Hamer; Gordon
circuit, d. j. Hartzhog.
Union Springs District. X. Peary'
P. e. ''i-z---s ~ h7tst
Union Springs Station A. s. Andrews;
Troy Station, j. e. Mccain; Brundidge
Circuit, N. ellis; Shady Grove circuit,
]. b. Nelson; La Pine circuit u. j.
Wright; Pine Level circuit, W. j. Price;
Mount Hilliard CIRCUIT j. M SOME
Mount Meigs circuit, a. Bowling; Leto-
hatchie circuit J. S. Williams; Green
vile Station, H. Trawick, J. M CHM
supernumerary; Greenville circuit, X. ).
Ross; Boiling Station II. T. Johnson;
Aakey Streak circuit, j. A. Stripping;
Rutledge circuit, d. 3. Dismukes; Lu-
verne circuit, A. L.. Sellers; Andalusia
circuit, A. B. Brown; Florala mission,
d. B. H. Jeeffcoat.
Pensacola District-W. H. Wild, p. e.
Pensacola Station H. H. Mcneil; Pen
sacola mission, r. A, Moody; Pensacola
circuit, w. d. Heath; Milton and Bag
dad L. H. Chappells; Powelton circuit,
j. c. Johnson; Santa Rosa mission, q;
w. Roberts; Bay Minette and Pollard
circuit, j. S. Skipper, May Creek mission,
j. S. F. Stephens; Brewton Station, r. L.
Lonless; Stockton circuit, C. Bates;
Belleviile circuit, T. l.. Adams, Monroe
vile circuit, j. L. Grace; Evergreen and
Castleberry, G. M. Sellers; Garland mis-
sion, D. F. Ellison; Georgiana circuit A.
H Moore Forest Home circuit, e. e.
Cowan Sepulga circuit, ]. o. Lawrence;
River Bridge, ]. F. Fengin; Pensacola
district high school, j. B. Adams princi-
pal; transferred to Kentucky conference,
NJ K Damon.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-08
UNITED STATES COURT.

The following docket was disposed of
yesterday in the United States court:
Sam Dunn, retail liquor dealer; dis
missed. l-s-, a~s.1s ?. ,e#o-
John Mitchell, contempt; attachment
discharged. ,-- ---r
Mary and w. e. Thomas, same same
order. 5. pffs51 500
Emmett McClanahan, same; same or
der
James A. Smith ct al, sci ia; judg-
ment nisi set aside ---.----s.-..-.=
John Blalock, retail liquor DEALER. dis
missed.
Frank Mcdonald, alias Mcdowell,
same, plea of guilty; fine of 500 and
costs and thirty days Imprisonment.
John Frazer, assaulting and interfering
with revenue officers; demurur to one
count sustained, and jury and verdict of
guilty as to the other and sentenced to
ten months. -tsl, l.s..iiz
M ]. Tuggle, Illicit distilling; plea of
guilty and remanded for sentence.
Marion Whitman, same; jury and YER
dict of guilty and remanded for sentence.
Pearce Whitman, same; jury and YER
dict of not guilty. @
Columbus Whitman, same; same order
James D. Wilton, retail liquor dealer;
dismissed.
John Canterbury, illicit FdistilIing; dis
missed. et, -zs.-o-.
N. w. Morris, same; same order.
Monroe House ct al, sci ia; judgment
nisi set aside. 6qr sAae.- ,.,s..-
Nick House ct al, ST fa.; same order.
W. S. Smith ct al, sci fa.; same.
Joe Cotton, Illicit distilIing; jury and
verdict of not guilty. --4sfs !. go
Robert w. Owen, retail liquor dealer;
jury and verdict of guilty.
Joe Cotton ct al, sci ia; Judgment nisi
set aside.
Ben Samuel, retail liquor dealer; jury
and verdict of guilty and remanded for
sentence. rs a...fsy.Es
Joe Reed, intimidation of witnesses;
dismissed.
George Smith, retail liquor dealer; de-
PENDANT first plead not guilty and went
to trial After hearing part of his tes-
timony his attorney withdrew the former
plea and entered a plea of guilty. De-
PENDANT was remanded for sentence.
NOTES.
Amos E. Goodhue, Esq, of Gadsden, is
attending United States court.
An old white man was in court yester-
day morning, and being very sick, and
Judge Boarman noticing his condition,
ordered the United States marshal to
have him sent to hospital and arranged
that his expenses be paid by the govern
ment.
Pension Examiner Parkey is in attend
ance at court.
b. F. Pope, Esq, of Gadsden, is in the
city attending United States court
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-08
In advanced stages of Con-

In advanced stages of Con-
sumption, Scott's Emulsion
soothes the cough, checks
the night sweats and pre-
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met with rapid saleI Among his latest
are Love But Me, Ye"Lovely Isabella"
J"Only Blighted Rosebud" THE Little
Game Called Kissing, !" God Bless You,
Boy" and Somebody's Mother
He is well known In Birmingham. 5, His
last professional visit being with Ford's
opera company, of Baltimore, when he
conducted 1.-The Bohemian Girl" Fra
Diavolo," Nell Gwynne," and other
lighted operas. uHgts. -4f5se
Many of his friends who have moved
here from metropolitan cities will no
doubt attend the opera house during. the
week to greet him and also popular
Punch Robertson. .vt-.e
Mr.. Francis Fahey, of the same COM
pany, collaborates with Mr.. Daulphin in
the writing of his songs He is one of
the sweetest of singers and their produce
tons are rendered by him, His songs
are on sale at Gilbert Carriers music store
during the entire week. 5a.,ya Z 4.-..
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-08
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