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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-19

vsriiet In the Collision neiwesn ths
Meteor nua Isolde.

RYDH, Tole Of wight, Aug. l0.-An
inquett was held today upon the TO-
mains Of Baron M5ritz Curt Won Zsd.
VILE, tho German yacbtsmAn killed
yesterday Ia collision between Em.
neror williams yscht Meteor aud
Isdwii1's yacht Isolde. Tho COM
mandur o, tue Brltlnnla expressed the
opinion that tho Meteor ought 10 have
given the Isolde wider berth aud
thought there had been error In judg.
mont. Captain domtz VI tho Meteor
denied having iniringei on the rulos,
and said there would have been plenty
~ room 10 pass, had not the Saint
struck tho Isolde and ohoved the latter
out OF her coafse and across that Of
Meteor. Tho collision with the Isolde
coul not be avoidod, oScop, by col.
Lifting with the Bri,Honio, which, he
explained, would have resulted In n
far mofe serious smash ~. The Jury
rendered verdict that noboiy was to
blame.
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A BIMETALLIC SYSTEM.
Would Dts roy Other Markets aud SGT
American ships 10 Carrying on
the Trade Il ihs World,

London Financial Newsi The Imam
cIaI situation IN the United States Il
very serious. The Senate has blocked
all relief measures proposed by Presi'
dent Cleveland, and Congrsss IL at a
dead s,andstill on the money question.
The freo coinage senators are masters
OF the situation.
The condition OF affairs In the
United States Congres, ueman1s the
imuedlalei attention OF British linan-
oiots and statesmen. The trade Of tbs
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FoRT WORTH, Tex, Aug. ia
elmmilieo OF three representing tbs
ItHss Populiet party called GA Cnair-
man Dudley Of tho state executive
utmocratic committee anu requested
hlm 10 appoint similar committee 10
confer GU tho proposition TO fuss on tho
electoral uohot composed OF seven
r'tulisls anu thifty-eight Democrats.
Dudley refused, Tue P0puis,H threat
shl luse with the Republicans, CIV
lng their vote 10 tho Republican
electors In return for the Republican
'o''b Ter PspuliEt state ticket.
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nRYAN NEW YonK.
"s VIII Thoroughly canvass tho sia;s
BEFORE Leaving ~.

UPPER RID Hook, N. ". Aug. 10.
w j. Bryan has Determined 10 maze
Aplsliy thorough canvass OF tho atatu
New YORK, Waiting opch big city
song tho New York ConiTal road.
Speaking Of his trir today ne said:
we shall leave Uppar Rsd Hook al
.iol on Tuesday .5ih, reaching Albany
" e'dO y. m. VIZ leavo there about 10
~ ana 20 30 Syracuse, reaching
,,nete at aiOb u. M; remain theIe until
o'clock, reach Rochester IA hour
,aei' arriving nj Buffalo about i;i5
IN Then We take the ilrst train Tor
,'e, y, A., arriving there between
anu o'oluck; viii attend u meeting
wine Democratic clubs that evening
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The cnbans nay a steamer.

PoRr HURON, Mioh., Aug. l0.-The
fast river STEAMER Unique which has
been running between this port aud
Detroit, has been sold by Crockett Nc.
Elroy to an agent OF the Cuban gov
eminent. She will DO taken 10 the
coast In ten days, It's intended TO cut
her cabins down aud mrn her into u
blockade runner. The prizes paid was
not stated. The Unique was built
with an eye TO speeu alone. anu has
made some wonderful time In the
rivera,
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sIIrsr ran. nyIng ont.

CAILLCoTnEE, No., Aug. l0.-Tho
Jay under the direction Of the Nrpul-
lican state league now 10 session.
GubernAtorial nominee II. l.. Lewis
tho orators. Thomas In an Interview
said; "Mckinley will DO elected by
tho LARGEST electoral vote ever given u
President, except possibly Grant In
1872. Vho silver talk Il Tying on, ~
the people come TO study the subject
and understand it better"
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AN ANARCHIST ELorrs.
Ills Forsaktn wife noes sot wish Him
60 ficiurn.

CHICAGO, Aug. i0.-Oicar Ncebr,
The auatcuist WHO was pnfdenud i1r his
CONF lefty In the Haymnfhot Riots by
Governor Altgei1, hns Tot his VILE
aut olopod with another woman.
Ncebu WINS widoWer ut the limo q
his conviction, and shortly after he
foleaJc "a N the loniteutiagy married
his present wife who is well 20 do.
hfs. Nrcno aaid tonight that her
hui blnI had LEFT her anu ele di1 not
caro- u no never returned. ~ he
d0or,n tho said, enc viii moot some
nut ltnsantness"
Tue woman with Nscbo Ia said TO DO
Mff. rhcresa Mueller Of this city. The
couple have known each other but q
few Wpni,a.
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KANSAS C1Y, Mo-, Aug. l9.-The
Argentine Bank Pioneer institution,
Argentine, kas., was closed today ny
Myron A. Waterman, deputy state
examiner, who announcei the bank
insolvent anu that he would ASK Tor
the appointment Of teoeiv.
CT. Tho bank, no says, has
some bad loans and could not make
sufficient collections to Ildo II over.
me liabilities are placed at about
Slg3, 900, Of which SIZE, 900 Is due de.
positots. Tho assels are principally In
loans aud discounts which the officer,
claim arc secured by gilt.edged paper,
uut which they cannot realize ON At
tiia time.
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WAsIisoToS, Aug. l0-L N.
Stevens, vice chairman OF tho silver
party, Arrived ia Warrington t4day.
He held conference with tue leaders
ui tho Populist aud Democratic parties.
10 Ia thu Wish OF tho silver party 10 Ht.
cure complete harmony among the
supporters Uf Bryan. The Populisb
executive Committee continued Ia nUH.
tion today discussing the situation.
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CHICAGO, AUG. l0.-5ome OF the
aiudsnie OF the University OF Chicago
VINO arc friendly TO Mr.. Bryan ato on.
tnuaiastio about national league OF
Democratic collegemen intending to
make projected organization peima-
nent. A convention will be nelu the
latter part OF October. Chicago Ia TO
bn heaG quarters, 40 as 10 be In direct
touch with the Democratic campaign
committed. A call was issued today.
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Hannah Sew York.

New YoRK, Aug. l9.-Chairf IN
Hanna OF tho National Republican
committee arrived today from Cleve.
lAnd. Ho was Ia rare good humof,
ana said everything looked ptomlsing
Tor the success OF the Republican ticket
In the Western states. Hanna said hD
would remain In New York week or
ten days.
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TOPEKA, KAN, Aug. l0-rho city
council has enacted a curiew law. Il,
provides that oil children under ak
teen years OF age found on the streets
or 10 public places unaccompanied by
guardians, after o y. m. In summer anu
p. m. In winter shall DO arrested and
fined not lesa than IS nor more than
sos. Tho fire bell viii. ring every
evening fifteen minutes before tue
hour.
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,inirnrIn nna rnrAsy.

SOriA, BllgHris, Aug. lg.-iu CON.
rtquenci ui frontier diarules totwoun
Bulgaria AMI Turkey. tue Bulgarian
goverumout has notified tie Iufkiah
government that uulGas tho latter nw
points delegates 10 tho frontier com.
mission by a certain date Bulgarian
troops will bu ordered 10 ro-0ccupy the
pIeltiOuo recently occupied by the
Turkish soldier, on territory Bulgaria
claims.
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OTTAWA, Ont, Aug. l0.-Oi tho
members Of the Dominion House Of
Commons, 200 have been elected and
OF that NUMBER tnero 10 not likely to DO
many aOsont from the election OF a
speaker today, juggling from the large
number VINO have already arrived
here. There was caucusing last night
among the conservatives as 10 the
leadership, but Il Is almost certain that
Topper will be the man for the present.
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WIII stump Tor Iiryan.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Aug. l9.-Mlss
ao,ena Hartnett Mitchell, u teaonef
Of Dnlsafto anu IN actress Of ability,
will shortly thse tho stump for BfyRr.
Miss Miteneli VIII open at Blooming.
ton, ILL.,, on LABOR day, aud IRON that
timo up 20 election viii make daily
speeches through tho county. Miss
Mitchell has been authorized by Nj.
BIyaa TO take the stump for him.
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ssna,nr Aii,.nn,a program.

CuIcAao, Aug. 10. - Among tho
callofa nt Republican national head
ousrters laft oveulDg was Senator Alll'
Nm. lie was anxious 10 make his
speech making 10 nla own state, but
Yielded 10 tho persuasion OF tho nation.
Al committee anu win make two
speeehes 10 Illinois, one In Indiana,
on. An Minnesota and two In Nebraska.
Tn,ue bpv eches will DO made In Sep
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Noti,iiirdin cuba.

WAsHlN0T0N, Aug. l0.-A cable
mtsbngo Vas received nt the state de-
pariment from Consul douetal Lee at
Havana, denying the report that
Pearie AtkinfOn Of Chicago has boon
killed IN Cuba. lie Gays Atkinson
Yves aton Ia Piuhf del RIO on tho let
inst, several weeks after tho donth was
reported In the Unitei states.
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senator sherman n, Cincinnati.

CiEClNNATI, Aux. l0.-The Rsrub.
llchu campaign was opened hofu today
Of. This forenoon tho Mckinley olubs
gave n parade. The program includoa
speaking ut the Zoologicll gardens this
afternoon aud evening.
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HAVANA, Aug. 10.-Reiiei troops
sunt N search OF tho missing train
watch left Plnar dol Rio on Sunday,
with n large escort Of tfooTs, found the
train deTailod between BAcuuagR aud
Taco. TheTr HAD teen severe lighting
with the Inturgents. Six Spanish
soldiers were killeu; one lieutenant aud
II wounded soldiers were brought
here.
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Somewhat Improved.

A Dispatch received from Elder l..
ID, Young, from New York, states that
that he has started home With Elder
Joseph a. Anderson, the condition OF
the latter having improved no that he
10 nav able TO travel, tut not alone.
Whey Will reach this city this latter
part OF this week.
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MiDDLRnOno, KY, Aug. i9.-Hiram
Price, VINO killuI his wife and mother
!, Jaw with an axe on June aud Cs.
capped 10 the mountaius, has been car
tufej aud lotgei Ia antedviilo IAN.
Men are gathering from every diree-
tiou and Price PROBABLY Will be hang, q
shortly.
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Diphtheria Bulletin.

scipiO, Aug. II, 1897.
To tho Editor
Have 20 report two new cases OF core
throat In town; the disease has been IN
the family teveTAl weeks. with one
exception all other eases arc doing
we'll. THOMAS YATTg.
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NEw YoRiS. Aug. ls.-lt 10 stated
that effective muuaufta Will be taken
by the exchange HynIicats 70 secure
tile I'm poflaton Of n large amount Of
g,ll vsriously estimated 81 s2O,0OO,O1O
10 s9l nlO. 900.
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A MN TnII OF GOLD.

LIMA, Peru, Aug. l0.--Mr. Hst.
rison. the owner OF thu Santo Domingo
gold mine In the province OF Carabaya,
department OF Puno, and other rich
gold mines In Peru, has discovered q
whole hill In the Andes mountains,
extending nj least two leagues, and
lull Of veins Of rion gold quartz.
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auart.rma.,sr GENERAL of the Army.

wAsnINdroH, Aug. l9,-rha Presi.
dent appointed Col. Charles q. Saw.
tells quArteimister general OF tho
army, vice Gen. Baichelder, retired.
Col. sawtelle IL now stationed a. Gov
ernot's Island, New York.
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STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.
Two Men aud a Horse Get the Hectic
BolI-lhs Horse Killsd.

HOLDEN, MillRri Co., Aug. II, 1896.
About noon today Mr.. Hardin
Athby and Mr.. Ed Wood, his brother,
in.law, aud seven years old boy,
Austin Ashby. were coming to towr
10 cart from the Ashby farm. Whom
about a mile north Of their homes,
lightning struck their horse dead, and
knocked tho two mou out on to ih'
ground. The little boy, unhsrmodi
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iembir and o l'obrr. ono of the III.
noIs speso1,s Will probably DO made IN
Chicago.
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OFFICERS EXAMINATION.
special Ofdr Issn d From Afjniani
Grn,rll anuun's Uillc'.

HrApQuARTns NATIONAL GUARD or
UTAH
SALT LAKE CRY, Aug, Is, 1896
General orders
No. Z.
Undur section 40 Of tho Military
Code all commissioned officers elected
since April, 1899, uho date OF tho
approval OF tho c1do) arc required
10 pass an examination TO do'orminC
their ntnoss for tho position 10 which
elected.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-12-05
J. F. Gossett, metal and sheet iron worker, 1914 End Ave.
 l1-IJ-imO
TERSELY TOLD.

The secretary of the Commercial club has tendered the use of the rooms to the committee to locate @ male college that meets December 22
 The Delmonico restaurant has caught on to the latest fad and sweet strains of music now greets the ear of the custom CT from to o'clock each evening.
 Representative Tinberlake says our society editor should introduce a bill to prohibit homely girls from eating onions. Pretty girls, those whom men want to kiss, never eat onions.
 We frequently see very complimentary notices in the Birmingham dailies of Rev. MT. Murray, former rector of St. Mary's church here. We are not sur prised at this, he is calculated to endear himself to any congregation of which he has charge.--Wilcox New Era.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-12-05
A GOOD CITIZEN GONE.

After several weeks of suffering Mir. Peter McLendon, 0 citizen of this coun- ty living few miles from East Lake, died at his home at Il o'clock last Thurs day. zsssESsss ;
 MT McLendon was highly respected citizen, a man who stood high in the He had only been a citizen of this county about two years, having removed from Ashville, St. Clair county. to the place where he lived at the time of his death. Deceased leaves a wife and six children to mourn his death. The remains were carried over the Southern to Ashville. his old home, yesterday afternoon, and there inferred by the side of a child that had preceded him to the great beyond The State Herald extends condolence to the bereayed Ax t5sNt
Birmingham state herald., 1896-12-05
PERSONAL.

I do not exaggerate when l say that T. c. King has as many pairs of misses and chiidren's shoes, at all prices and styles. as any three shoe stores in the city. Free shine on calf skin school shoes every day--hours 2 p. m. to p. m.
 if
 Dr. Ali Eubank and Dr. billiard have returned from a hunt in Mississippi hay ing killed two deer twenty turkeys and a number of birds.
 Please give me a look before buying la- dies and boys shoes. as am headquar- ters on the newest styles and lowest prices. All made by the best factories in the land. Free shine on calf skin shoes daily; hours, a. m. to 12 m; p. m. to D. m. T. c. KING.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-12-05
CONFERRED DEGREES.

Charleston, s. C., Dec. 1.-The second session of the state Baptist convention was held at the Citadel Square Baptist church of this city today. The entire forenoon was consumed by the reports from the Furman University and Green vile Female college. Both of these in- stitutions were declared to be in a most flourishing condition. The report con- cluded with the confering of the degree of doctor of divinity upon the Revs. c. P. Erwin, of Battleberg; J.. w.. Perry, of Hartville, and c. s. Gardner, of Green vile. The night session was given up to committee reports.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-12-05
THROUGH THE HEART
Dock Brown Sends Leaden Messenger Through Dan Reese and Then Es-
 capes-OGlcers After the Murderer.

About 12:SO o'clock this morning a murder occurred in a cottage at the cor ner of Avenue E and Thirteenth street.
 Dock Brown sent a bullet through the heart of Dan Reese, killing him instant ly. After committing the crime, Brown made off.
 As soon as news of the tragedy reached headquarters Capt. Weir and Officer Johnson mounted horses and rode to the scene, and are now on the track of the murder.
 The body was taken to the Warner Smiley undertaking rooms, where it was prepared for the coroner's investigation.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-12-05
KNOCKED FROM A TRAIN.

Conductor Wiggins, of the Southern
 Meets an Accident Which Cost Him a
 Leg. .- .sseE
 Conductor Wiggns, of the Southern, met with an accident at Oxanha yester- day morning, which cost him one of his legs. ,st 75s
 It Is understood that he was or top of a freight car and was knocked to the track by an overhead bridge, the wheels passing over his left leg crushing 1t 50 badly as to require amputation.
 He was operated on and brought to this city and taken to the Hillman hospital, where he is resting very well. "A
Birmingham state herald., 1896-12-05
PEACEMAKERs GRAINED.

Nashville, Tenn, Dec. A special to the Sun from Decaturville, says:
 Late Thursday evening a race riot was impending near Sugar Hill Perry county, when George Evans and Charles Pink, two respected citizens endeavored to avert bloodshed. They went over to the negro stronghold to placate them and were both brained with an ax. The whole country is now in arms seaching for the murderers, who will certainly be handled without legal trial if caught.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-12-05
HOME SEEKERS EXCUR- !. SION TO TEXAS AND OTHER POINTS

On December list and 18th, . 1896, the Kansas City, Mem- phis & Birmingham Railroad will sell excursion tickets to all points in Texas, Arkansas, Southern Missouri, Indian Territory and Oklahoma at one fare for tho round trip, plus $2.OO. For further infor- nation apply to a,.e,.
 CHARLES JONES,
 Tray. Pass. Agt., -
 Birmingham, Ala. II -n3- till -dec-1I : L--
Birmingham state herald., 1896-12-05
Its easy with Hummer Soap, l-l7-tu tues At fri At.
DEAD IN THE SNOW.

white farmer living six miles from here, was found dead in the snow, mile from
 his home. He was nearly covered by snow, and it is believed he was caught in the snow storm of Wednesday night, and so perished. Deaths from such a cause are remarkably rare in North Car
Birmingham state herald., 1896-12-05
OFFICIALS COULD NOT ATTEND

Atlanta, Ga. Dec. 4.-fion. R. H. Harde- man, eX-state treasurer, was buried to- day at Oxford, Ga. The legislature ad journed over today to allow the members to attend the funeral. GOV. Atkinson and many members of the general as- semby boarded Georgia railroad train to go to the efuneral. s-NsThe train ran a few blocks *frem the station and was stopped. Then the messengers were mo- tified that as the wires were down near Augusta the train could not be moved. The official party had to abandon the trip.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-12-05
REGENTS OF THE WHITE SHIELD.

Washington corclave, No. l. R. w. s., held their regular meeting in their ren- dezvous at Magnolia hall last night, and six very enthusiastic gentlemen were mustered in. The conclave has been do- ing very excellent work in the last few weeks, holding an extra meeting last Sunday. and have another for next Sun day.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-12-05

The most suitable Christ mas presents you will find at Louis Saks'. Handsome smOk- ing jackets. elegant dressing gowns and bath robes at prices that cannot be resisted.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-12-05

Such handsome suits dis played at Louis Saks' store, cannot be equaled. Every garment designed, cut and made by the high priests of the tailoring craft. Give him a call and be convinced.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-12-05

Make your Christmas pur- chases from Louis Saks and get your tickets as the time will soon be here when you may be the lucky one, to get that handsome pony, cart and harness. --r-@.asr ..''->.e7
Birmingham state herald., 1896-12-05
THE BAZAAR A SUCCESS.
May Be Continued Next week-Some4
 Fine Singing.

The bazaar being conducted at St. Vin- cent de Paul hall on Avenue F and Four teenth street has proven so successful that it has been decided to continue 1t and the probabilities are it will be car ried on several days during the coming week.
 One of the interesting features of the bazaar is the singing had nightly. The singing section of the Birmingham Turn Verein rendered two selections Thurs day night and several noted local singers have volunteered for future service.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-12-05
TO THE PUBLIC.

On December 1 I bought one car load of J. Martins famous Kentucky rye G years old) at sacrifice. The origna1Te- tail price on these goods was $5 per gal Ions Commencing on, December and continuing until January 1s41SN I will sell this lot of goods to the trade at $3 per gallon, or 75c per quart full measure guaranteed. Mail orders will have prompt attention. VIM WISE,
 209-211 Nineteenth Street.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-12-05

The great attractions of the city of Birmingham are Louis Saks' show windows. His prices are decreasing, while our customers are increasing. Trade with Louis Saks and you will save money.
 Use Hummer Soap and get prizes.
 1l-1T- tues 1t fri 1t
Birmingham state herald., 1896-12-05

Free for every body-the grandest feast ever been in Birmingham. All are invited. Don't fail to sec it. The cur tain will rise at 5 p. m. sharp today. For particulars call at Louis Saks' store, corner First avenue and 18th street.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-12-05

There is one true specific for diseases arising from impure blood and a debili- celery compound, so generally prescrib- ed by physicians. It is probably the most remarkable remedy that the scien- tific research ofrthis country has produc- ed Prof. Edward F. Phelps, M. D.. LL. D.. of Dartmouth college, first prescribed what Is now known the world over as Paine's celery compound, positive cure for dyspepsia, billiousness, liver com plaint, neuralgia, Rheumatism, all nerv- ous diseases and kidney troubles. For the latter Paine's-celery compound has succeeded again and again where every thing else has failed. -.l-.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-12-05
WIFE MURDERER HANGED.

McLeansboro, H., Dec. Aired Bohme. who murdered his wife and child on East CT Sunday was executed here today. The trap was sprung at 12:30 and his neck was broken He made no statement on the Scaffold.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-12-05
by all who knew him. He was a nephew

by all who knew him. He was a nephew of MT. P. H. Earle, this city.
 John Earle was afflicted with tumor in the throat. He secured the best medi- cal treatment, but without cure. His throat affection brought on slow fever. For four years he was never entirely free from fever He gradually wasted away and finally fell asleep. He was very papular with those who knew him most intimately, and his social graces of mind and manner made him a welcome guest in refined homes. He will be sadly missed.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-12-05
Guardians Sale.

Under and by virtue of an order and de- cree of the Honorable M. T. Porter judge of the probate court of Jefferson county |. Emma Lorain, guardian of the estate of Louis Lorain, Ernest Lorain and Alsten Lo- highest bidder, for cash, in front of the court house door, of Jefferson county. Ala bama, on
 TUESDAY. THE 22d DAY OF DECEM-
 BIER, 1S9c, t12 o'clock n.. the following described real Lot No. eighteen QS) In block No nineteen Q9). according to the plan and survey of at East Lake, Jefferson county, Ala
 EMMA LORAIN Guardian of the Estate of Louis, Ernest and Als.en Lorain. roy20-oaw-4W