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AMID THE WRECKS.
Vessels Which Composed Adm. Ger
,eras Fleet Litter Coast of Cuba.
furIards Are Feeding ON the Corpses and
other- lowering over the Unrecognir-
able Mass of Twisted. Melted Iroa.
Exploded Shells and Firearms

OFF SANTIAGO DE CUBA, July :. via
Kingston. Jamaica, July 1.-THE YES
sells which composed Adm. Cervera 5
squadron, converted into wrecked
charnel houses. are littering the Gu ban
coast. and the scenes of desolatiou
ruiu horror and death baflIe descrip-
ton
At the entrance OF the harbor of
santiago de Gu ba lies the Rcina Mer-
cedes. sunk at midnight ON July 3.
Westward. five miles from the harbor.
Is a torpedo boat destroyer. stuck fas,
in the rocks. close in shore and bat
tered by the surf Rocks Jutting out
Of the water in front of where She
lies hide her hull from view. Her
dayits aud the top OF her coming
tower alone mark her resting place.
Visible from the sea. few miles
further IN an inlet embraced by two
mighty arms of black rocks that ex-
tend half mile into tho sen. are tho
remains Of the twin cruisers Iufanta
Marie Teresa and Almirante Oquendo.
formerly the pride of the Spanish
navy.
On beyond lies the Vizcaya n mass of
ruins. and ~ miles away from Santa
90 de Cuba the Cristobol Colon lies
helpless on her sides. with her smoke
stacks under water
The Infanta Maria Teresa and the
Almiraute oquendo stand upright.
stuck fast on the rocky shoals. All
that is left OF them is their outer
bulls, the heavy arrnor dcfying Total
humiliation. Inside OF them the work
Of destruction is complete. Their
boilers engines. bunkcrs and maya.
zines have been blown into unrecop-
nizable masses of twisted. melted iron
Exploded shells, burned rifles and re
volvers, pieces OF yellow brass work
and gold and silver coin. melted bv
the intense heat. are strewu all over
the remains of the once proud armored
cruisers whose protective decks only
stand in places
But the most ghaStly. horrible
sights in those steel collins are the
mangled, SCARED and charred bodies
OF hundreds of brave sailors. sacrificed
for their country Buzzards are feed
Ing off the dead and others are hover
ing over the wrecks
On the beach other focks of vultures
sit in silence waiting for the sea TO
give up its dead. Every tide adds to
the tale of horror, washing mp such
objects as. for instance. a sleeve en-.
closing wasted arm. other portions
of human bodies gnawed by hungry
sharks and countless relics of the
battle
Attention has been given to the
burial of the dead OF the enemy, and
over 100 bodies taken from the ships
or washed ashore have been inferred
upon the beach by RI Adm. Samp-
sons orders
Those which now remain are either
almost totally consumed by fire,
charred beyond belief or in the depths
of the sea. These form the food of
the buzzards who keep constant vigil
about the wrecks
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CmcAco. July % Patriotism united
with prayer in The churches OF Chicago
sunday. President Mckinley orocls-
nation asking that Tho day b. made
one % thanksgiving was carried out
spontaneously, and universal pets.
zion % the Almighty went out from
tie Chicago puipits for the continuance
q tha splendid victories o. The Ameri.
can arms on land and sea. aud giving
thanks Ter iho great work already ac.
soinpiifhed 30 che name OF freedom
l1d humanity.
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Do RslIrand rnmnln..

NV Yoag. July H. The Journal
prints a story that Cornelius Wander.
oht j Pierpont Morgan and others
are forming q big syndicate TO bring
ABOUT the consolidation OF the Big
four. G.. q. & d and Chicago. Indian.
apoiis q Louisville railroads 10 Is
.nrther stated that the Lake Erie &
Western. Wheeling g. Lake Erie Hook.
ing valley. sandusky & Hooking and
NieVeiand l,ornin & Wheeling. the
oig Oituminous coal roads Of Ohio. arc
70 be brought under the same general
management
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WAsmNoroS. Jnly Chairman Cane
noa. Of the house committee on appro.
priations. Friday gave out an official
statement Of the appropriations made
during this session OF congress III
follows. The sum Of $500 .591 09i has
been appropriated at this session az
congress. This includes siis. $50. 900 Of
permanent appropriations % meet
sinking fund requirements and inter.
sst on the public debts and for other
obitcts. and ssoi 5es oD5 to meet 90.
pcnditures Of che war with Spain.
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10 rrlsoner. comln-.

or SANTIAGO DE- CUBA. July q. via
Port Antonio and Kingston. Jamaica.
July o-Thc United States auxiliary
cruiser Harvard has sailed for Ports.
mouth, n. r., with the remainder Of
the prisoners. the total now being
1850 board Of officers Friday was
inspecting tho Cristobol Colon and 70
IS hoped she may be saved Naval
Constructor Hobson Is on board the
Spanish cruiser and o. about 10 salue
the Infanta Maria Teresa The Vizcaya
and Almirante Oqucndo are worthless
wrecks.
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CONGRESS ADJoURNs.
when the House Quit Three Cheers Were
Given for President Mckinley ana
Patriotic Songs Were sung.

WAsmNeroS. July 9.-The senate
adjourned sine die at 2:O6 p. IN. Friday
The house adjourned precisely at .
Immediately there were cheers follow
ed by singing of patriotic songs
Representative Bromwell OF Ohio.
proposed three cheers for President
Mckinley which were given twice over
by the republicans Then followed
cheers joined by the entire house for
Adm. Dewey and Gen. Joe Wheeler
The whole house was one vast dem
onstration and flags were passed about
70 every member and were enthusiast
tically waved while the members sang
the close of the 55th congress-
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Eleven LIrhters swamped and Lost

WAsHNeroS, July s--The war de-
partment was advised Friday night
that during a severe storm off the
coast of Cuba II lighters en- route to
Santiago in tow OF tugs were swamped
and lost. So far as known no lives
we're taken. The lighters were from
Mobile, New Orleans and Charleston
and were intended for the use of Gen.
shafter in transferring supplies and
ordnance from The transports To shore.
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"AsmyoroS July a. Gen shaftof
nas reported as follows
PtAYA Dnt EsrE CAar. July -Ad.
lutant GeneraL Washington Com.
piete report received to-day o. loss
'n July and Riiieds 81 officers.
1Os enlisted men, Wounded. So Of.
neers 1900 enlisted men Missing 20
Unlisted men
4 pc reports giving lhe names Of thc
H'iied aod wounded are being rapidly
prepared end b "a hoped 70 get them
2" 70 morrow. SKATER
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HAVANA TO BE sHRLLED.
Report That cemmsser. Howell s.s ID.
mAnded the Surrender OF the CITY
within Four Dsys

wAsHrSeroS, July 1.-The repor,
that Commodore Howell has notified
Blanco that IL within four DAYS ne
does not haul down the Spanish flag
and prepare TO vacate Havana the har.
Dor defenses will be bombarded was
neither affirmed nor denied at the
navy department. Sunday night.
1t may he assumed however.
that Commodore Howell delivered
that or similar message to Blanco.
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a cabisgram From Adm. D.v.v

WAsaiNoroN. July s-The navy de-
partment has received the following
eaolegram from Adm Dewey:
"cAvirE. July 4. via Hong Kong.
July s.-Unitcd States troops have
landed aud have been comfortably
housed at Cavite, LuzOn island. In.
'urgents still active. Againaldo pro.
claimed himself presidents u the revo-
lutionary republic on July [.
DEWEY
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Columns, o., July iL-Capt. Ste
phen b Porter, for many years edi-
torial writer on the Columbus Dis
patch. died suddenly at an early hour
sunday morning. after an illness Of
but two days The immediate cause
II his death was a malignant growth
apon the vocal cords.
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Had ,Iark.mrn nr rnor pnuder

LoSDoS July 1.-THE Times in an
article Monday reviewing the war.
enters into a minute criticism Of the
naval battle OF Santiago de Cuba and
arrives at the conclusion that Either
the puunery Of the Spaniards afoat.
as on shore, must be hopelessly iucom.
petent or their ammunition must be
nearly worthless"
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sehiey Commended for Bis Action &C san.
tiago De Cuba

ASNAroLIs. Ind, July IA well at
tended meeting Of citizens was held az
the Assembly rooms here Friday night
70 adopt resolutions commencing Com.
modors schiey IN his action at San.
tiago There was much enthusiasm
The spanish officers when brought
here VIII be quartered in the old cadet
quarters and everything IS being put
GA readiness.
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sBoSgY, July Z. -CDclayed in Trans
mission.) The troops said to have
been sent by Pando 20 reinforce Lin
ares at Santiago are not in that city.
They are az Manzanilio. The only
chance the spaniards now have 70 get
IN or out is along tie coast. and the
fleet IS watching a. closely ~ the army
20 prevent soldiers entering or leaving
the city.
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NEW Yong, July 9-It was learned
Friday that $4,000 tons Of coal is now
on the way 20 the Phillipire islands.
where IL will be transferred to the
bunkers OF Admiral Dcwey's ships.
Early last May Secretary Long re-
eeived a dispatch from Admiral Dewey
asking for that amount Of American
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WAsHiNoroS. July II An clectri,
car on the Congress Heights road CIT
ca with passengers crashed into
horse car Of the Anacosta line Sunday
night And unknown man was killed
and between 90 and 80 people injured
several az them fatally. Both cars
were demolished and the horses Of IN,
Anacosfa car killed
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WAsnisoros July 8-The last ad.
vices from Adm Dewey received here
we're dated July As they make no
mention ~ trouble with Germany the
-umor that be- had fred on a German
vessel IS pronounced baseless So al.
vices could bave reached q cable STA.
ZION nnei JuivA
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Gen Ous Wi Hasten as Departure
sAf FHAScisco. July Ii Maj Gen.
OTIS viii hasten bis departure for
Manila. iu accordance with instrsc.
lions from Washington De may 20
on eithcf Che Peru or City ~ Pne0ia.
which are TO sail not later tban tic
middle Of next week without waiting
for The other vessels now being pre-
pared Tor use a. transports On reach.
ing Manila Gen. Ots viii probably az
sumo command Of ali the troops in the
field, leaving Ger. Merritt free To- take
charge Of his duties as governor gene
.rai
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WAsBiSeTos. July The report
that Adm Dewey fred on German
ships az Manila b. not believed ~ b.
'eported that Germans have landed
stores ou Marivaies Ray Philippine
islands. uuder cover Of night
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LoSDoN July . spanish e. went up
Friday on zoe rumor that Madrid IS
1cgouating with Washington Tor
peace. but the officials ~ IRE British
foreign Office say there are no indica.
ions that peace is being negotiated
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WAsniNoros, July o Among the
nominations sent 70 the senate Friday
vas that ~ Brig. Cen Lawto 20 BE-
major general, and Col Leonard Wood
% b. brigadier general Gen. Law
Ton b. How in command OF division
before santiago and Col wood COM
nands the lst regiment Of volunteer
cavalry. FEOoseveit's rOux1 riders"
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III W y =" " ~ u
CHAnfEsrOS. 3 g., July "A large
quantity II at0res ammunition and
equipments was taken ou board the
Santiago transports Friday morning
a. noon the oth Massachusetts boarded
the harbor boat % be taken out a
heavy squali prevented emoarkat,on
ior some time The prize ship Rita has
been Impressed a. transport Hef
value has been Appraised az slz5o10
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DoNs OPEN FIRE.
Their Light Guns, However. Were Soon
Silenced by the Americans.
-'efs'h'"E ON the Firing Line n. Nov
Ready FOR the Com m.ncemeat of Hos
Utilities I'm Case the spsni.h General
Does Not Surrender Monday.

"Asn'NsroS, July iL-Shortly after
midnight the war department. gave
out the following dispatch from Gen.
Shafter:
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WAsHiSerOS. July 9 Jack Doyle
vas sold 70 shc New Yorks Friday for
q 81. 900 consideration
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Cen. Linaros has resumed command
If She army at santiago
The war departments bias announced
the purchase Of tho steamer CITY Of
Berlin. owned by the international
Navigation 60. for use a. transport.
She can accommodate d regiment u
infantry and the horses for tho officers
Of two regiments She viii oo over.
hauird and fitted up preparatory 90
her departure south
fousouf "ths terrible Turk was a
Second cabin passenger sis name
does not appear 10 the list Itis said
That The wrestler was going back 60
Turkey q resume DIS place Ia tke sol.
lan's household
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WAsHfSor0S. DULY Adm sany.
son has cabled the navy department
that ia bis opinion three Of the Span
ish vessels may be- saved The Colon
IS certainly in good condition. be re-.
ports, aud there are reasonable hopes
81 saving The Maria Teresa and the
Vic aya This is the only news re-
ceived from Sampson in a dag or more.
the cables apparently being interrupt
cd or in bad working order.
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PLAYA DEL EsrK. July 10
10 AdJntant General. Washington:
Enemy opened fire few minutes
past with light guns which were soon
s'ieneed 10y ours. Very little muslxetrv
firing and the enemy kept entirely in
their entertainments Three men
slightly wounded. win have consid-
cradle forces Monday. enough to
completely block all the roads on the
northwest am quite we'll
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I'D PHIL E.

He has gone to join the army, He's a private in the ranks, He'll shoot his gun, as the Spaniards run Away from the conquering Tanks, He quit his job of clerking, He's a regular soldier now, But he'll have to drill-this Dandy Phi, To train down for a row. I know he'll lick the Spaniards, If they'll give him half show, For he's a boy, without alloy, Full of vim and go. Some day he'll be a general, With a saber at his side, Then Cuba he'll free, with his snickersnee Or the signs of the times have lied. He will carve his name in glory On Moro Castles wall And he'll swipe out the rats-likewlse the
 bats
 That dwell in it's dungeon hall. He'll pull old Weyler's whiskers And spank old Blanco's seat Till they promise in pain to never again Starve people who want to eat.
 J. T. S.
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FRENCH STEAMER
 WAS RUN DOWN
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 cite, which left St. Nazaire, France for Vera Cruz, by way of Havana, before war was declared or information of the block ade received would be allowed to land at Havana certain passengers, her mail bags and the dispatch bag of the consulate-gen- eral of France and to take some Frencn passengers on board. An assurance was given that if this privilege should be granted the steamer would be forbidden by the French consul to land goods.
 ''The matter was duly considered ana 1t was decided that without regard to the strict law of blockade and as an act or courtesy the request of the French gov ernment should be acceded to. Orders were accordingly sent on the 2d day of May. When information was received of. the cap ture of the steamer, of her having been brought to Key West, those orders were communicated to the captors with instruc- lions to release the steamer and to see that the orders were duly delivered so that they might be carried into effect. No demand was made either by or on behalf Of the French government, directly or indirectly, for the steamers release.
 'The Wilmington will escort the Lar ay- cite to Havana tonight
The age-herald., 1898-05-07
Were Fence Cutters
" ere ChSC OoeASAS Special to The Age-Herald.

Special to The Age-Herald.
 Huntsville, May 6-The wire fence cutters of Madison county have began anew thef depredations upon the three wire fences and Wednesday night destroyed over mile of fences around the lands of Major W. H. Echos, at Belle Factory. Major Echols has secured a number of names of the men who committed the crime and will prosecute them The opposition to the three wire fence, which was designated as the lawful fence by the last Alabama leg islature, is based on the fact that it is not hog proof and debars the small farmers from allowing their stock to roam at large. Since the law went into effect many fences in all parts of the country have been to- tally cut up and no one has ever been ar rested for it.
The age-herald., 1898-05-07
AN ADVENTUROUS BOY
Mounted Horse and His Ride Ended in Sor-
 row and Bruises.
Special to The Age-Herald.

Bessemer, May 6.-Carl Briggs, the H. year-old grandson of Dr. Frank Prince, barely escaped serious injury this after noon, a horse belonging to Dr. J. c. Cur tis running away with him on Nineteenth street.
 office of Drs Robinson and Curtis, when Carl, in an adventurous mood, decided to take a ride He had no sooner, mounted than the animal began to run and contin- ued at full speed mile and a half out Nineteenth street. The boy was then thrown to the ground A passing carriage brought him back to the city and to the office of Drs. Robinson and Curtis. where he was
The age-herald., 1898-05-07
One Fare to Mobile and Return

On Saturday, May T. the Louisville and Nashville railroad will sell round trip tick cts to Mobile at one fare.
 Tickets good on any regular passenger train Saturday and limited to return until Tuesday, May 10.
 On this occasion the Ladies of the Con- federacy will present the Alabama volun- teers with two flags.
 It is useless to enumerate the present at- fractions in Mobile, suffice 1t to say that not since the civil war has there been such an assembling of troops in Mobile as at present, comprising both the regular and volunteer soldiers of the United States army
 This is not mixed excursion. The best trains of the company will be at your serv- ice. Ladies' committee will leave on train No. i at S03 a. m., Saturday, May T.
 For any further information, call on or address k. F. BEASLEY,
 Passenger Agent, Morris Building. Phone, S25. 5-5-3t
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ABSTRACT co.
 Alabama Abstract Co.,, FOOT 1st Ave. ROOKSETT,ERS ANn STarI0NHRS

ABSTRACT co.
 Alabama Abstract Co.,, FOOT 1st Ave. BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS Smith & Montgomery Book x Stay Co. Lyman X Stone, 2012 1st Ave. W. H. Owings, 21O5 2d Ave. BICYCLE DEA LERS.
 Riddle, Ledbetter Cycle Co.,, S2i-23 2Oth St. BARE FRS.
 Fred Schilling, 1918 1st Ave. N Taccone, 109 18th St. Haircut, Shave and Shine 25c N. 20th St. CIGARS AND TOBACCO. Florence Cigar Store, Florence Hotel, box
 trade speciality.
 Monarch Tobacco Co.,, 209 20th St. Eureka Cigar Store, 105 20th St. CEMETERIES.
 The Erswell Co.,, 112 18th St. CLOTHING 6 CENTS FURNISHINGS. M. Well & Bro.
 J. Friedman X Co.,, 1908 1st Ave. DRUGS.
 Collier Drug Co.,, 1926 1st Ave- J. l.. Parker, 1913 1st Ave. Wilmington x Lynch, 1906 1st Ave. FURNITURE.
 H. Herzfeld, 113-115 18th St. J. w. Trigg. PIP 2d Ave. Ben M. Jacobs & Bros. FISH AND GAME.
 Birmingham Fish Co.,, 2OS-1o 20th St. HOTELS.
 Grand Central. 10th St.
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Maine Memorial Day

Special to The Age-Herald.
 Florence, May 6.-"Maine Memorial Day will be observed next Sunday by several of the Florence churches Special services will be held in Trinity Episcopal church and the First aptist church, and perhaps others. At the Baptist church Rev. w. S. Brown, the pastor, will preach on "Cuba and the War" At Trinity church Rev. MT. Kingham will take for a subject "The Ship of Duty" At each church collections will be taken for the benefit of the Maine Monument fund.-
The age-herald., 1898-05-07
.... THE AGE-HERALD BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Y....

JEWELLERS. B. Gluck, 107 2Oth St. Harry Mercer, 2018 1st Ave. LIVERY STABLES. Tennessee Stables 2O14 4th Ave. LAUNDRIES. New Laundry 213 N. 22d St. MERCHANT TAILORS. M. Well & Bro., 1st Ave.
 The Peoples Tailor, 1927 1st Ave.
 Theo. B. Furman, 222 Fist St. MUSIC PUBLISHERS AND DEALERS.
 Southern Music Co.,, 20S-10 21st St. OPTICIANS.
 P. H. Linnehan. BIO 18th St. PLUMBERS.
 Ben F. Barbour, 313 N goth St.
 W. G. Lunsford Co.,, 209 22d St. RESTAURANTS.
 Paul's Restaurant. 114 18th St. SEEDS.
 Amzi Golden Go. STOVES AND RANGES.
 Estes Stove Co.,, 1919 2d Ave. SALOONS.
 Peerless Bar, cor 18th St. and 2d Ave.
 The Vestbue.
 Dons Bandbox, 106 Fist St.
 Custom House Saloon, 1917 2d Ave.
 Southside Saloon, 100 South 20th street. UNDERTAKERS.
 The Erswell Co.,, 112 18th St. WHOLESALE LIQUORS.
 H. Barnard, Sd Ave. and 18th St.
The age-herald., 1898-05-07

Aliens Foot-Ease, powder for the feet If cures painful, swollen, smarting nervous feet and instantly takes the sting out of fort discovery of the age. Aliens Foot Ease makes tight or new shoes feel easy It is a certain cure for sweating, callous and hot tired, aching feet. Try it today Sold by all druggists and shoe stores. By mail for 25c in stamps. Trial package FREE. Address, Allen s. Olmsted, LeRoy, N. Y. cod.
The age-herald., 1898-05-07
Dr. DeBow Dead
Special to The Age-Herald.

Special to The Age-Herald.
 Huntsville, May GA private dispatch received here from Dennison, Tex, last night announced the death of Dr. A. c. Debow, formerly one of the most prominent physicians of North Alabama. Dr. DeBow practiced medicine in this city for several years and was several times president of the Madison County Medical society. He was a graduate of the University of New York and the University of Virginia. A wife and several children survive.
The age-herald., 1898-05-07
Prominent Man Dies
Special to The Age-Herald.

Eufaula, May 6-This community was shocked today by the announcement that w. J. White, tax collector of Barbour county had dropped dead at his residence in the northwest part of the city of heart disease. MT. White was on the streets yes- terday, and his death was unexpected. He was a brother of Hon. Walter s. White, state auditor. and was .one of the most prominent politicians of Barbour county.
The age-herald., 1898-05-07

found to be terribly bruised, but with no bones broken.
 Fred Adams, farmer living on Shades creek, was thrown from his wagon this morning and his ankle broken The horse took fright at bicycle. MT. Adams was attended by Dr. D. P. Lacy, who stated that MT. Adams would be unable to walk for a month or six weeks.
The age-herald., 1898-05-07
CASTORIA
 For Infants and Children. The iac- H a's;|s'' ss|'s ; &Mzzzz@ -::;s., :;' ;:;;s
Escapeo iisoner Captured Special to The Age-Herald.

Huntsville. Ala, May 6.-John Clarkley, a United States prisoner, who escaped from the Madison county jail two weeks ago, was captured and lodged in jail again today. He was captured near Florence and given over to the custody of deputy marshall. Clarkley is under sentence of eighteen months in the penitentiarY far counter -eit- ing.
The age-herald., 1898-05-07
FUNERAL NOTICE.

The friends and acquaintances of Mrs. Mary A Morrow are invited to attend her funeral this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock from the First Methodist church.
The age-herald., 1898-05-07

Fresh Roasted Coffee, regu- lar factory brands, pound packages, 10 cents per pound
 P. H. EARLE & co. 4-2-5t
The age-herald., 1898-05-07
The Right Kind

From the Detroit Free Press.
 What are you taking that eheap-johr watch to war with you for, Pete?''
 Cause, it won't run"
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SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES.

cruelty.