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The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-11

Mrs, j, V. Scott rs agent for
"rhe Progressive Speaker a splcn.
did book, well worth the low price
asked for It. She wishes to secure
a college scholarship for her daugh-
ter, and we trust will succeed Take
one Of her books and help her
along.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-11

Look for the Facts demonstrated
by experience. Thousand and
thousands of people suffering from
the effects of impure blood have
been cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-11

6Iafet wine at Ghlos opera house
for 10 cents per gallon,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-11
DR.. W. c. SPEARMAN
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
TEXARKANAr ARKANSAS,

Stop that Cough Take warning,
1t may lead to consumption a %
cent bottle of Shllohs Cure may
save your He Sold by Smit Drug
Co. Ina
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-11

=a=.=ati=s--.a-
The best OF everything the mark.
ct affords, at HuddIeston Bros
meat market
For high grade real estate, resi-.
dence or business property call on
w. G, Cook, No POI, East Broad
street $40
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-11

The finest line Of Trusses IN the
city, at the Palace Drug store. A
lit guaranteed
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-08-25

-Sobn Sinebab unb SRI. 5rances
SeIen Selfrid iinb am Dientas burd
Yfarrer 8iblinBmaier alS Elm gbepaai
einseissnst tuOrben.
Die 2side bon Better gumans, ebe.
mails in 0anticofe bsi6dftist, III am
Donneriiae i'm Subfon SIub bel Subion,
81. o., aufsefiidt ipprben unb ale an.
sei&en beuten barauf bin, bub Der Mann
ermorbet tpurbe.
- Gin @sipann Der @pomins Bailey
Sis So. rannte am 9onneritas an 8iper
Strabe babon, nabm suIebt feline Ridtunp
bem lfer su unb itiirste tibsr bic 80 SUB
bobe 85iduns. Die Bferbe entfamsn
nit Ieidten 8erIebunsen, Der @a8en
ipurbe pOaiidnbis bemoIirt.
- Sobn Satptins. Der int SslI 8Iod
an Slb Main StraBe cine YooItube
fibrt, tpurbe am Samitas urretirt unb
unter $500 8hreidaft seitslt, neil er
ii6 peiserte, bic &riessfteuer su bssabIen.
Dies III bic erfe 8erbaftuns fur Elm bsr'
atHbeo Ser6epeH VI olelem GlFrllt.
- am Montas. ben IL. September.
tperben bel bem bieiisen Nuater SsiIions
@eriht bic einIeitenben S6riite eenoms
men. um bic i'm County befinbliden 9oas
brldsn frei su MAIDEN. @enn erfoIereib,
nirb bies stipa 100000 benbtbisen
unb elm neues @eridtssebdube uorIaufs
unmOslid MAIDEN.
WidasI Wiof bon Ylpmcutb 1opn,
ibip lit felt Idnserer8eit an einem8rebS'
seihtpIr an Der Settle unb ba ibn bic
aetste aufsessbsn batten, beidlOb er, ii6
ielbit su belfen. Diit einsm Sii4msHer
idnltt er iid bas 9epd6s aus, ipoour6
cine 70 srcBe Osffnuns entituno, baB bls
@in8stpeibe beraus braneen; ct bluteie
lid au Tobe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-08-25
6pbe Narfer Nptt,ert.

= Srau emma DiebI bon SO. 1904
Sadion Strube iuurbe am Donneritar
beerbist.
= Ser SpstIanb Strase GinbaItbe.
febI bstrefS Der 8erlssuns Der 8abn.
aeleiie, tpurbe am Wontas bon Ridter
@tiniter biz gum September gauitb Sc.
ridt Deri4obsn.
Ser Sebeapparat i'm SpSe Bari
S4a9t ftiir,te am 9onnerfas Morsen
gum 8oben bes Sda1tes binab, mas cine
gini itsluns Der arbeit sur SoIse bate.
8erleBt tpurbe niemanb.
= @m. Sonss bon grics Strase unb
Sarielb Ibenue tpuroe am Dienifaa in
Der Diamond Diine bur6 einen SalI bon
Selssefein seirpfen unb erbielt stpei
tlaffenbe Sdnittipunben am 3opfe ; er
befnSst iid i'm WOieS GapIor SOipitaI.
: SameS s. MaIIop bon Rsunter
Strabe fieI am Diontas bon elmer sro.
ben S&aufeI i'm Rap 9lus gart unb
lanbete auf bem @eiidt er trug cine
9ebroGene giuie unb bsrrenftes SduIter.
blatt oabon unb Iiest i'm 2udaipanna
SofpitaI.
- Wan adte barauf, mas man BEL
beiBem Wetter ibt. unberbaulibfeit III
ionit cine ii6ere Solse. @er baran Ieibet,
ioate ni&t beridumen, iofort Or. ausuit
8bnie's SamburBer Tropfen an3upenben,
iie srlsl4tsrn ben Dtasen unb ifarfsn bas
Spitem.
- a!sranber Bbiqips bon bieier Seite,
Der lebte Wo&e unter einem faIIben
9lamen Elm 8ferb unb 2uti&e bon Sreb
Bon Stor& erIanste unb bsibs an @ebr.
Soprp fir S32 periaufts, ipurbs am
Samitae in @rmaneeIuns bon 8irsi6aft
osm @efdnBniB iibsrnieien.
= Dem NeIion NnberIon bon Sdr.
man Ipenue tpuroe am Donneritaa in
benz Sp6e Parf S1adt bur6 einen
8roBen Dedenfaq fein Riiden i&Iimm
perrentt uno Elm 8sin sebro6sn, iOtpie
er aud b6S seri6unben unb ,erIdnitten
er ipirb i'm NOisS GapIOr SoipitaI be.
banbeIt.
- Gin naisipeifes lOidbrises 8drit.
den namens Sobn Sines bon 8eaepue
bantisrte am 9onneritas in bsm GOnnsll
@ebauoe an @aibinston apenue on bem
SradtfabritubI berum unb bbrte niGt auf,
bis ibm Der 5ub oberbalb benz @sIent
8ebrodsn mar. gr barf bon Slid iaeen,
tpenn er ni&t aeiilsbsns elm 8rdppel
bIeibt.
- GonitabIsr Tim Sone8 tpoate am
Sreitas ben Soc 2inain BON Brice Strabe
arretiren, Der am porlebten Wittpo1 ben
Sobn Semeita8 nit elnem WeEer per.
wunbets; er fanb ibn in ieiner Bobnuns
an price Strabe unb erIaubte ibm, fi6
obenuuf au beseben, um iid pblis ansu.
tleiosn, bod 2insin iprans aus sinsm
5enfer unb entflsb, sbe Der Goniabler
fein 8orbaben bsmerfte.
Ser NIarm bon aaitsn 81 am
Sonnta8 Ibsnb tpurbe bur6 einen 8ranb
beruria4t, oer in Der 8obnung bes
DiitaeI Sisbe an Grant 4psnue ents
itanb, als bieier cine brennenbe Winer.
lamps in ieinsr 2d1e tpdbrenb ieiner
4bpeienbeit ifsben IisB. Nabsbansenbe
8leibunsSitide finsen Ssusr, bod sbe bic
Seuertpebr eintraf, mar Der 8ranb nit
unbebeutenbem S@aben seIbfdt tporben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-08-25
@tlfeSbarre Na6rihten.

-Sn Der bieFsen @aFsnbaae fanb
am Sreitas bic gripdbIuns Der OiF,iere
bes neuen Z. Resimentss hatt. nobel
Iiber Winer aIs Sberf ertpdbIt tpurbe.
- 2sbensssfdbrIid psrIsst purbe am
Donnsritus Sirom SeurIeS in Der SO. 5
8. & $. 8ede in 8lpmoutb, inosm Elm
8obIenfaa bon Der Deds Jpn traf.
9as in Der Barriib Nine ,u 8Ip.
mouth ipItbenbe Ssuer erIanste in letter
Dohe peitere glnSbsbnune burb cine
GrpIoiion BON @us, bic nod msbr SoIs.
psrf anslnbete.
-Ssrr Siuai 6. Song fsierts am
Gonnerfae ben 26. Sabrestas ieiner
anhsaune am .,Rscor6" er mar felt
oem gri&einen Der erfsn Nummer Sss
8Iattss baran tbdtis.
- llnier neusS SoteI, 1be SterIina,
auf has ieber Wilfss, Barre'er Iebr ftoI;
III, purbe ps,flOiisns Bods sr6fnet uni
bon taufenoer Psrionen bsiu&t, bic bi,
babi6e @inri&tuns bod preiisn.
= Soiepb u. WaItsr, Der betanni,
Gruderbader. iturb am Sonntas i'm GIter
bon 48 Subren unb iuurbe eeIiern in
SOasnbad Srisbbofe besrbist. aube,
isinsr @attin iibsrIsbsn Jpn finf ainbsr.
= Ser l2idbriss gpan, Sobn bel
Or. 8inssburp bon RaniieOis, purbe an
6rsita8 in i4limmer Bsiie bur6 elmer
8epolber in ben Sdnben zines anoere,
8nabsn psripunbet. Ser 2uaeI BRAN
ibm in ben bintersn 3bsiI bes 8opfe,
une fam aus BEN Runbs man ba
Soffnuns. baB Der Sunss baponicmmt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-08-25
2tabts nnb Sebuls2teueru
fir 1898.

Die DupIifatt fir Stabi- unb S&uIfsunn
fir 1893 btfnbsH f& jtBt sur Collection in
mtiHfn S6nstn.
9iut Siraft BON brti prossnt pirb am
1. Stpitmbu 1893 btissfiist unb elm wsittrsr
stn prpitnt am trittn ttnts isetn unb fol-
ssnbtu Npnais na6br, bic SSllie bs,abIt.
8. o. Splaub,
SiabtltaBmsifsr, Stapi Salls
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-08-25
0un Der SHofeite.

Ser einidbrise Sobn bon Souls 8oiar
itarb am Nitttpod uno ipurbe am Sams,
tag beerbist.
9oIiseiisrseant Robert Dieter tpurbs
am Dienftas bon fsiner Satin nit elmer
5odter bei&enft.
Den @beleuten @ottIieb @eber BON
Gebar Apenue tpuroe am Samitas Elm
Sbhterlein esboren.
Die 8eparatur bes Neptune Seuer.
tpsbrbuuies 1T am Wontas in gInsriH
eenommen tporben.
Sobn. Der iusenblide Sobn bes @m.
SdoffIer bon Sao 8aibinston apensus,
ipirb bsute bserbist.
Sin SdueIins Der @beIeute Sobn
Nsber bon @ebar 4penue farb sefern
unb ipirb morssn beerbist.
Serr 9biIip Robinion be'denfte am
Donnsrtas bic BoIiseimanni6aft mil
bdbiden Sirsi6boIsbebdltern.
Ssrr unb Srau 8panbt an Staple
Strabe tpurben am Donnerltae burh bic
@sburt zines S6bnIeins erfreut.
Srau S&mibt, @attin bss 8rof
Sdmibt, fsierte am Wlontas ibr "a
gSieeenfeit auf ansenebmfs 8eiie in
6reunbeSfreiie.
Serr gbiIip Robinion tpurSe eeferr
abenb, ssIessntli6 isineS "a. @eburtS.
tages, bon Der Sdnserrunbe iberraibt
Elm eemiltbllder Ibenb ipurbe perIebt.
Ssrr Gbrifiian Saaisr uub @emabIir
tperben am 80. Nueuit mad gImira um.
siebsn. um ibre aIten Gage bort su Der.
brinsen, tpc iie 20 Sabre 8eIebt bdben.
9srmanenter Mann Gotparb anels,
bon ber Century SdIaub gompanie tpu,
am Oienftae 25 Sabre alt unb IbenSs
saben ibm feline Sreunbe aus bisien
8runee elnen Gmpfans.
Corporal 9boma8 3. WsRstt bon 60
3 bsr 2. Ser. Staaten Snfanterie, be,
bic Sdladt bon Santiago mitmad,ts
bsfinbet iid gum 8eiu6e in isiner Sci.
matb, gde 8iper StraBe unb SrDinl
Npenue.
SRI. 9i8ie Slider bon Scout Strast
unb Ssrr 8uoolpb 6 S6affer bon
BittStOn Gpenue iinb sshern gbenl
bur6 9afor ". Saas bon Der ct. 8our,
8irde su einsm @bepaar einssiesns
iporben.
9ranf Wc8uire bon Stone Npenue
alS Ireiberinabe in Der Dodge Wine an
sefsQt, erbisIt am 9isnFas ,tpei aebro
dsne 8ippen unb Sdrammen, ais e
spii6en Barren sefansen purbe isi
3uitano 1T ni6t 8efdbrli9.
Gin sitpa 10 Sabre alter 8nabe, be
| I6 George S6mibt bon 8ssd Stros
nannts, wurbe am Disniias an @aSb
inston Ibsnue unb Spruce Stras
arretirt. auf ben 8srba1i bin, $50 as
hoblen su baben; er beriHIeucerte @eI
in IiberaIsr Dsiie. Sc ftsllte iid ip6ts
bsraus, baB Der Sunss feiner Ruttsr ba
9slb setobIen bate.
SRI. Minuie 9smutb bon 9ittstO
Npenue unb Nueuit Wann bon Dope,
%. S.. tpuroen am Dienitag Radmitto
bur6 gfarrer Gbriit aIs @bspaar sinas
|, ieenet. Die 8raut, tpeIHe Iebte Wod
sefdbr!i& ertranfte unb nod INNER mid
sefunb III. par fart ssnus, um il
8immer su perIahsn, mubts f6 ab,
: mad Der @srsmonis wieber ,urddsieben.
Srau Sriebrid Gsrpps, bic iid ,u
8eiu4e su Safe Sheridan befanb. 9,
frantic baielbit unb ipoIIts am 9ieniic
; beimtebrsn. bod aIs 6er>8us BEL 9aitr
\ anlanste. bate iid ibr 8ufunb 70 bel
n i9limmert, bab man iie pom 8uae mel
n men mubte. Serr Terppe tuurSe tell
srapbiid bsrufen unb fanb feline @att
. bsim elntreffsn in fritii6em i3uitanb
t Sbr 8sfinosn 1T bsuts Elm perbeiIert
unO ils pirb Samitas beimssbra6t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-08-25
Sans III nerfanfen.

Gin ututs Saus nit alien mobsrnsu Giuridt-
uussn. In BEN tsnsu absiIs Der Stast ssIsasn,
% unitr siinaissn Bseineunssn ~ ssrfauftn.
Trtis $1,000. Nabuts In ptr .Wo6snbIatt"
Offet ~ trfabrsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-08-25

Ser einidbrise SObn bon Souls 8oiar
ifarb am 0litttpod uno tpuroe am Sans,
tag beerbist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-08-25
NtttStcn.

- Die 2userne 60. Gdsrbau GusIteII.
une tpirb bonn 20. bis 90. September in
Wsf PiitSton absebaIten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-08-25

- Die 2userne 60. Mderbau ausitels
uns ipirb bonn 20. bis 90. September in
Wsf Pittston absebaIten.
= Man ii bsRrsbt. nit benz littston.
8ear.@reef 8ouleparb cine before 8ers
binbuns 3u MAIDEN, inbem man einen
5abripes bon Ssbaitapol mad gatssbias
proiettirt.
= Soiepb 9inoffi ipuroe seIiern au
Wpcmins bur& einen Dsdsnfaa i6lpsr
oerleBt; aubsr einem ooppelten 8rud
bes rsdten armes, trus er aud sinen
S6dbelbrud babon. gr tpiro i'm bielis
gen Soipital bsbanbslt.
-Patrid Quinn bon Worsen Sane
III am Samius Nadt nabe ieinsr @Ob.
nuns bon mebreren RaufboIbsn ansss
eriffen tporbsn, bic ibn unbarmbersie
burdblduten unb ibm fiinf WsHeritids
periebten bon osnsn isbo& fsiner sefdbrs
LID 1T.
: aIs cine iunse Dame bon 8ario.
mage Strube ii& am Samitas Ra6t um
il0 llbr auf oem Selmipsse bsfanb,
ipurbe fs bel bem 8apins Sdadt bon
einem unbeiannten 2erIe ersriifen, bod
ebe er ieinsn 8tpsd errei&sn icnnte, tua.
rem 9ladbarn auf Der Bilbfd6e eridie'
men. pOrauf Der 2erI entfIOb.
- GonRabIsr @m. Dousbsrtp Dor
Wiltes'Sarre uno @befter Sonss Dor
Ourpea seristben am Treitas Ibenb a.
WleIbin'S 8reusuns. nabe Bort @riffitb
auf sinsm Strubenbabnpaeen in Streit
in befsn 8erluuf Dousbsrip sinsn Rs'
poIper aos unb auf Sones abfeuerte
Der 8eripunbete ipurbe benz bieEger
Soipital. Der S&ieBbolt BEN @sfdnsnii
iibertpieien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-08-25

-Sn bsm ssssn 6OOO einipobner
adblsnosn Stdbthen SfaIat. in Der 8e.
sirisbaupimannidaft eIeiden Ramsns in
@aliaien (Osferreid) ssIesen, iinb burd
Elm 6euer 300 Sduier aerit6rt unb sesen
800 Psrionen obba6Ios 8etporben.
SamRas Nadmittas itranbste
an einem Selisn nabe bsm idbIernsn
Bier su Santiago Der Dampfsr ,2aura"
unb iant in bem 10 SuB tisfsn @aEer.
@r bate $40 Dfann pom 8. Wi1iaan
8est. an 8oaro, bic auf ben Transport.
6ampfer .Sarbari" iiberfibrt ipsrben
ioIltsn. Sum Slid fam Giemanb um'a
2ebsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-08-25
q erantpn
.Spar=Sanf,
122 8bomins Abeane,
Serantpn, pa.
capital 100000 neberidub sl20. 900
0aS dlteite .Snititut int moro.
0ftliden YenniDlpanien.

0fll1en 'PennlDloanlen.
o. 3. Briee. 9rdfoent.
.. 6. Sddfer Gaffrsr.
9ireftoreu:
Q. 3. Brice, Grant Or. Spentsr.
Geo. o GatIin, Sames arhbalo
u. Blair. Sas W. Satforo.
". 8. &euueop, Bm. 8. &iettl,
8. 4. ped.
8iibrt Elm alsemeines 8anfedhdft.
etsat Bsdisl SabIbar in iresne sinem Sbsilc
Der Belt aus.
Pro,sut Sntsrsfsn uuf 9epoften baabIt
lin SunOidaft plro sebstsn.
OHen Samfas slbsnbs bon 7 Biz 8 llbr.
The age-herald., 1898-04-08

has been conducted with vigor, 1t has been marked with deceney and fair dealing. un- til quite recently the contest against me, while marked with some misrepresenta- tiens, has not transeended the bounds Of pot-house politics. But in the last stages of the campaign, within three days of the primaries, am confronted with dodgers with no mans name signed to them, reek- ing with falsehoods from start to finish, and issued in the hope that my refutation could not reach the people. This is follow ed by afldaYits of men, some of whom are unknown to me, but several of whom l do know, and whom I now propose to make known to you, to show you to what lengths my adversaries are driven. One is a de- faulter to the city treasury, whom forced to refund the first time l was elected mayor Another was a democratic mana ger selected to represent Underwood's in- terest, and he sold out to the opposition for two hundred dollars. Another was kicked out of a negro bawdy house by the notorious "Speckled Queen" Another es- capped the penalty of his crime by marrying in jail. The other aff1antS l do not know, and I have not had time to investigate them. These are the men brought forward to sully the reputation of a man who has been four times honored by his people with the highest office in their gift and of a dem- ocrat who has fought the battles of his party in every campaign since he was eighteen years of age; these are the men pitted against the aldermen and street com missionrs who served under me while was mayor and who stand high in this com munity and who have no personal interest in this contest. I cite these facts to show you what manner of fight Is being made against me. They see that they are beaten and that my nomination is assured unless they can divert your attention by false and malicious statements. I do not propose to be put on the defensive. I have them lon the run" and they must keep up the re- treat. I charge that the county's business is being loosely conducted by the commits sioners court, of which the probate judge is the chairman; that they are squander- ing the public monies; that they are holding needless sessions at an expense of twenty dollars a day to the tax payers; that they are showing favoritism in the building Of public roads and are not building them where most needed; that they are suffering the roads to get in shameful condition that would do discredit to a ffth-rate county. One of them has recently said that my election would ruin them! What care you for their loss if it will be your gain? will correct these abuses prevailing at the court house. We need a house clean- ing.
 All ask of you is not to be cajoled by ward politicians, but to vote for that candi- date who, you believe, from creditabe and trustworthy information, will best serve your interests A. o. LANE
The age-herald., 1898-04-08
WITH THE PRESBYTER|ANS Intensely Interesting Home Mis-
 sion Service Last Night. NEXT MEETINGAT MUNFORD K. A. Campbell Examined for 0rdination-Spe- cial Investigating Commission Viii Report
 Today-New Church at Wyam. ''9

The Presbytery of North Alabama con- tinued its sessions yesterday morning at the South Highland church.
 A new church was enrolled, called Hardy Chapel It is situated in the valley over the pastor.
 Rev. c. G. Brown accepted the call to the Second church of this city, and he will be installed the third Sunday in April.
 MT. R. B. Fulton, of East Lake, was taken under care as a candidate for the presbytery.
 Rev. J. H. Lacy, Rev. R. M Du Bose and Rev. E. N. Barr and Elders w. A. Stogner and w. V. Chandavoyne were appointed a commission to install Rev. MT. Bitzer in the Huntsville church on the first Sunday in May.
 Rev Donald Mcqueen preached the morning sermon
 Rev. J. w. Presley, of the Northern Presbyterian church, was invited to sit as a corresponding member. Presiding Elder Newman, of the Methodist church, was also invited to sit as a corresponding mem- Der.
 An interesting report on foreign missions was made. Thirty-five churches con tr:huted over $2 900, whlc1 is the best re- mort ever made in the history of the pres- bytery.
 Munford Ala was selected for the next place of holding the meeting of the presby- tery, and the date fixed as the Tuesday before the full moon of October. This IS October. 25.
 MT. K. A. Campbell was examined Tor ortIination on several subjects. The re- mainder of his examinations will be held this morning and his initial sermon preached at Il o'clock.
 An intensely interesting meeting on home missions was held at night, presided over by Rev W. H. Richardson. of Gadsden.
 Rev Donald Mcqueen made the report interesting and stirring addresses were made by Major Hardy, Rev. J. A. Bryan and others. A collection was taken up for church erection.
 Rev. B. F. Bedinger, Rev. R. M. DuBose. Rev L. s. Handley and Elders J. H.. Miller. with J. B. Roden as alternate were appointed a commission to organize a church at Wylam.
 The special investigation commission to look into the affairs of the South Highlands church will not report until today.
 According to the programme the Presby- tery is to finish its session tonight, but 1t is not yet known whether the business will be finished by that time
 The attendance on all the meetings of the Presbytery has been exceedingly good.
The age-herald., 1898-04-08
.DR. ROD|NSON'S RESIDENCE BURNED PecuIiarity About Fires. in Bes- semer-Three Come
 Together.
Special to The Age-Herald.


 Bessemer, April 6.-There is peculiarity about fires in Bessemer which has been generally commented upon. For long time the town will be free from such un- welcome visitatons, then there will be a fire, another, and a third, and after that more for a long time. Not long ago there was a fire in which a number of per- sons were injured in the store room of w. L. Rush & Co.,. in the Charleston block. The office of the Bessemer Weekly was burned shortly after, and this morning the beautiful home of Dr. T. r. Robinson was burned to the ground.
 Dr. Robinson's residence was two-story frame structure to which had been recently added great many improvements. It was situated in Arlington avenue near Nine- teenth street.
 The fire was discovered at 9:30 o'clock this morning and started in the bedroom occupied by Dr. Robinson, a rear room on the second floor. A stove had but recently been removed from the room, and the stove-pipe hole in the chimney is supposed to have been insufficiently protected. The same due was used for the stove in the kitchen below. When the fire was discov- cred the entire room was in flames. The residence of Dr. F. M. Robinson adjoining was damaged to the amount of about $200, covered by insurance.
The age-herald., 1898-04-08
J. 5. WENTz STOCkHOLOER In Pioneer Mining and Manufac-
 turing Company ASKS FOR AN INJUNCTION Restraining County Tax Assessor J. r. Mc- laughlin and Others From Assessing
 His Stork-Alleged Uncoasti-
 tuafrry of the Law.

A lengthy petition was filed in the city court yesterday by J. S. Wentz praying that an injunction be issued against J. F. Mclaughlin, ct al., restraining them from assessing for taxation certain shares o5, stock in the Pioneer Mining and Manufac turing company held and owned by Wentz
 The petitioner ayers that he is a resident of the state of Pennsylvania and under the laws of that state pays taxes on all stock owned by him in the said company.
 Under law passed at the last session of the Alabama legislature and approved by Governor Johnston it is made obligatory on the part of the president of any company to furnish the tax assessor of the county in which it has its principal place of business the names of its stockholders with the number of shares held by each and the value thereof Under this law Edwin Thomas, president of the Pioneer Mining and Manufacturing company is required to furnish the name, etc., of each stockholder and the petitioner asks that he be made a party defendant to the suit and restrained from complying with the law which it is alleged Is unconstitutional. It is also al- legged that the act which was approved by the governor and which originated in the house of representatives as House Bill Mo- 972 Is imperative because of errors made by the expressing clerk.
 The petition has not been acted upon, but it is probable that a temporary injunction will be granted and the date of hearing set
The age-herald., 1898-04-08
ALLEN VS. ALLEN.
A Legal Battle Between Attorneys in the Sum-
 day Selling Cases.

The trial of Dave Polk on the amended nal court, charging him with a violation of the city ordinances in regard to Sunday selling, was held yesterday morning, and resulted in another victory for the defense The liquor dealers were represented as on the previous day by Attorney B. M. Allen, who again demurred to the warrant, this time upon the ground that 1t did not nega- tive the exceptions mentioned in the stat utes, there being certain goods, wares and merchandise which is not violation of the law to sell on Sunday before 12 o'clock noon, such newspapers, cigars and drugs.
 vassar L. Allen, for the prosecution, took the position that the warrants were good and contended that under the rules of prac- tice that it was not necessary to negative the exceptions.
 At the conclusion of the arguments Judge Feagin rendered his decision sustaining the demurrers.
 A number of saloon men were in the au- dience, and their satisfaction at the judges decision was evidenced by broad smiles and cheerful murmurs as they chatted with one another.
 The prosecuting attorney asked that the defendants be held until amended warrants could be sworn out, which was done i'm mediately, charging specifically that Dave Polk and Dick Hawkins not being dealers in drugs or cigars or vendors of newspapers before 12 meridian on Sunday, sell offer for sale goods, ware and merchandise in violation of the ordinances, etc.
 The defendants were re-arrested, and by agreement the hearing was set for Thurs day, the 14th inst, at 10 o'clock.