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init them to a straight primary throughout the division. want it distinctly under stood I am no kicker" I do not want anything that is unfair to either or any of the distinguished gentlemen running against me for the office, and rather than do anything or contend for any plan that would be calculated to cripple the success of the democratic nominee for chancellor, or any other office in the state, from con stable up, would sacrifice my claims for the only office I have ever aspired to, or care to hold, My individual claims amount to nothing when compared to those of the great democratic party which I have served all my life, and whose action I have always been proud to acknowledge as my own.
 I am not sure but that all action upon the chancelorship in this division, is pre- mature, in view of the following resolu- tion passed by the state executive com- mfttee, at its last meeting in Montgomery, held on the 18th day of February last viz. {:
 Resolved, further, That the chairman of this committee is hereby directed to call judiciary, chancery and senatorial conven- tions in all circuits, chancery divisions and senatorial districts, which have no ex- ecutive committees, said convention to be held at the same time and place as the state, and the representation therein to be the same as in the state convention, pro- yided that, if any counties have already selected delegates to such conventions or have. ordered primaries or conventions for selecting such delegates, such action is hereby ratified and confirmed"
 Now, as there is no executive committee for the Northwestern Chancery division of Alabama, it occurs to me that 1t would de- volve upon Hon. John B. Knox, chair man of the state committee, to call county conventions in Blount, Jefferson, Walker, Winston, Fayette and Tuscaloosa, for the express and only purpose of electing dele gates to the chancery convention. Of course, this might be done in connection with the regular county beat meetings and county conventions in the respective coun- ties, but at all events, under call by said chairman under this party law; and in that event, I would suggest to Honest Opin- ion" that his plan of a prorate in all the counties might be effectually and satis- faetorily worked out.
 The above remarks are thrown .out, and said resolution copied, merely as sug- gestion, and not as request demand upon my part; and trust my distinguished opponents and Honest Opinion as well may consider them. J. H. MGUIRE.
 Jasper, Ala, March 8.
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fornia, and are supposed to be of the same general formation. A second more westerly belt is shown in the mines near Sitka, on Baranof island, which presents similar geological features Prospecting in this re- zion is rendered most difficult by the dense covering of fallen timber and moss, whlch everywhere covers the rock surface. The pIacers and beach said of the Cook inlets and the mine Kadiak islands are also de- scribed and appear to occur in similar rocks to those of the Alexander archipelago Young island is the Appolo mine, the larg- est next to the Treadwell, which is eruptive rock.
 The report of J. E. Suprr (392 pages of text, with maps and other illustrations), which treats mainly of the valley or the Yukon, Is of more immediate interest at the present time, since, although the Klon- dyke region did not come within the limits of his official work, he recognized the probable importance of that region, as result of his studies of the districts of For ty Mile and Arctic City, within American
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CONTEST FOR CHANCELLOR.
MT. Mcclure States His Position as Candidate
 in the Matter.
To the Editor of The Age-Herald: l:

To the Editor of The Age-Herald:
 In communication to your paper Of March 5, over the signature of Honest Opinion," I notice some questions asked, which refer to me, and which, under the circumstances, I feel called upon to an- swer The following questions refer nec- essarily to myself, as I am the only can didate for chancellor outside of Jefferson county, in the Northwestern division, viz l:
 ''Why did not the candidate outside of Jefferson county demand a primary and prorate instead of a convention in Walker, Winston and Fayette counties for the sake of fair play?' Why? If primary and prorate in Jefferson in the interest of fair play why not also primary and prorate in the other counties of the divsion?'
 desire to say in answer to the above that so far as I am concerned, l am per fectly willing to submit my claims for chan eellor to a uniform prorate throughout the entire division; or I am willing to sub with the odds all in favor of the rejection
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County Agricultural Society
Special to The Age-Herald.

Florence, March S.-Immedately after the adjournment of the court at noon yester- day Judge Mitchell announced that the meeting for the purpose of forming coun- ty agricultural society would be held in the court room. A large number of the most representative farmers of the county re- mained and enrolled their names as char ter members of the association. The ob- jects of the society were stated by Judge J. J. Mitchell, member of the executive committee for this district. of the state association, after which the following off, cers for the year were elected: President, A. J. Walker; vice-president, J. M. Pear son, secretary and treasurer, Thos. John soD
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those with just such grievances Call or write me and will speedily eradicate any form of private trouble you may have con- tracted.
 If you have been afflicted for months or years, or have been even pronounced in- curable, call and see me. I will turn your grief to joy and soon place you on the road to health and happiness.
 I treat only private diseases, Syphilis Gonorrhoea4 Gleet, Structure, Womb Trou- bles, Lost Manhood, etc.
 You may not know me personally. If not I refer you with permission to the First National bank, the Alabama National bank, Steiner Bros, bankers. the Jefferson County Savings bank, all of this city, as to my responsibility for my contracts. l cure many. patients by mail trea tment. Write or call at my office All consulta- tions and correspondence strictly confiden- tial. Office Jefferson County bank building, corner Second avenue and Twenty-firSt st., Birmingham, Ala. Yours truly,
 r. E. HOLLOWAY, M. D.,
 Specialist Private Diseases Proprietor of Holloway's Private Medical Dspensary. 1-1-d-w-tf
The age-herald., 1898-03-09
TWO REPORTS ID BE
 MADE ON BUCKLEY
This Will Precipitate a Fight in Executive Session of the
 Senate.
Special to The Age-Herald.

teen appointed to investigate the charges against Buckley, nominated for postmaster at Montgomery, will make two reports. Senator Clay will report against him and Senator Gear will report for confirmation. mittee, and of course, also into the execu- tive session of the senate as the minority in the full committee will, of course, fight for the adoption of their recommendations on the floor of the senate From present indications Buckley's ultimate defeat is to be expected.
 of the nomination. I was told by a mem Der of the committee that Simmons had not, though three weeks had been given him, impeached the reliability of the tes- timony against him.
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CIRCUIT COURT CONFINES.
Judge Roulhac Strongly Condemns Mob Vio-
 lence in His Charge.
Special to the Age-Herald.

Florence, March S.-The March term of the circuit court of Lauderdale county was convened yesterday morning, with Judge Thomas R. Roulhac presiding, and got down to business at once. After the swear ing of the jury Judge Roulhac delivered very strong address, and touched upon numerous subjects upon which he desired the grand jury to take special action. Among the duties he pointed out especially was the Investigation of all the county offices from probate judge down to the con stables and road overseers, declaring that
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NEWS OF THE STATE.

Tuscaloosa Times: Philip Brady, son of MT. J. G. Brady and Robert Culpepper were playing In the street in front of the opera house this morning, when Philip asked Robert to help him fix the fence. Robert told him he dudn6t have time
 Philip said: 'If you don't help me I'll shoot you" Robert didn't think anything of that and started home, which is in front of Allen & Jemison Co.'S. Philip asked him again If he was going to help him and Robert said he would not. Philip deliber- ately took aim at Robert and shot him. The ball entered thA rda,,4 -i1iA Of ta--- ~a-a--
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Goyernor,s Appointments
sneciaI to The Age-Herald.

SpeCfdI Montgomery, March S.-The following ap- pointments were announced by the gover- nor today:
 J. M. Salvage, constable beat 2S, Marshall county.
 N. J. E. Walker, constable beat 1s Pike county.
 J. S. Nelson. justice of the peace beat g. Bullock county.
 Mrs. M. F. Russell, natory public, De- catur.
 J. s. Grace. constable, Ozark, Dale coun- ty.
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Brewton Standard Gauge: One of the logging locomotives owned by the Peters Lumber company blew up with a terrific explosion Monday evening, about les.glst miles west of this place. As a result, only one of the eight-men who were riding oui the engine at the time is left to tell the tale. The dead are: James Montgomery, engineer; Less Davidshon fireman; Ellis Pugh, foreman. of the railroad gang, and Henry Knight, Jesse Owens and Pink Armstrong, laborers, all negroes. The name of the seventh unfortunate could not be learned. The body of the engineer was found about 140 yards distant from the en- zine. having besn blown through the tops of several trees, as was evidenced by bits of his clothing. Of the others, the body of the nearest was found about 50 yards from the wreck so great was the force of the explosion. The men had just com pleted their days work and were on their way to camp when the horrible accident occurred. The engineer had just taken water for the engine and was moving away, when, it is supposed, he turned cold wate rinto the probably over-heated and empty boiler, with the foregoing results. The immediate cause of the explosion will likely never be known. It is said that the boiler had been, some time before, con- demned by MT. Mills as being unsafe.
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Birmingham Lady Injured
Special to The Age-Herald.

Anniston March S.-As the southern pas senger train from Birmingham approached Anniston tonight some one threw rocks through the window. Mrs. B. F. Cassidy, of Birmingham, was struck by the rock and painfully but not seriously injured. The person who threw the rock could not he found.
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weu Known Actress Dead

Port Huron. Mich, March S.-Mrs. Robert Mantell, known on the stage as Charlotte Bchrens, died at 1925 this morning at the Harrington hotel, this city. Mrs. Mantell had been i'll for some time. Last evening her condition became serious and in spite of all that could be done she sank rapidly until this morning. when death came to her relief
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Capt. Goetter Resif n,
snecial to Tbe Age-Herald.

Montgomery, March S.-The announce ment that MT. Sydney J. 'Goetter has re- signed his commission as captain of the Montgomery True Blues will be learned with regret in military circles in Alabama. He has been in charge of the company for three or four years, and has made the Blues gallant and efficient commander Ihe demands of MT. Goetter's business make his resignation imperative.
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OLD AND YOUNG BOYS

Who h a V 0 been out late or too often, and now find themselves in trouble should n o t grieve; there is a balm at hand for all such wounds.
 My Private Dispensary is for the ex- press purpose of giving com fort and con- Solatiou to
The age-herald., 1898-03-09
4 TALK WITH MRS. PINKHAM
About the Cause of Anemia.

Everybody comes into this world with pre- disposition to disease of some particular tissue; in other words, everybody has weak spot.
 In ninety-nine cases out of a hundred the weak spot in women is somewhere in the uter- inc system. The uterine organs have less re- sistance to disease than the vital organs; that's why they give out the soonest.
 No+ ,,,oro than ono woman in a hundred-
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men. Dr. J. l.. Fant was called in and the wound dressed very quickly. The wound is not serious and when last heard from he was resting very well. Phillip is about IA years old and Robert is F.
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generation This points self just the life powers seem be- the Excessive want of tone lbod turns to vater( VII eyeds in color
 
 mn on generous uplifting like Lydia E. Pinkhams Compound? Z#%M MRS EDWIN EHRIe,4 St. Bethlehem Pa, WXA savs: feel litmyd tell that 7 I am better havebe four 7 I used Lydia E. Vegetable Com pound of Sanatve Wash box of Liver and perfectly cured "Doctors ddnothe Ishoud have been my grave by timeH it had not been for twasa agodsen Twas troubled with womb trouble Ito oremani in Mrs medicin nevasrec and, | with flooding also had  others Iwould like to should be ased
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-10
THE HIGHER COURTS


Galveston, Texas, February a.Tbe fol-
lowing motions were submitted in the court
OF civil appeals today:
For rehearmg-J NJ Williams ct al VI.
]. C. League, from San Augustine: Thomas
Mechanism ct al VS.. ". oep;Rg1o, from
Orange; C. O. hraincrd, administrators vs.
John Butte ct nj, from Harris; Eugene VIII
lisms, administrator vs.. Planters and Me-
chaplcs National bank OF Houston, from
Galveston j. Il. Smith ct al Va. IL. Wiihou,
from Houston: Fannie Gurnore ct al vs.. c.
Medienka ct al, from Harris.
10 strike out briefs City Of LaGransn
vs. q g. Bodungen from Fayetto: Z. 3.
Watson, executor, vs.. Isabella McClane,
from Orange.
10 strike out transciipt-P. u. Watson.
administrator. VS.. Isabella Mcclanc. from
Orange.
To dismiss appeal p. B Watson, admin
istfetor. VS.. Isabella Mcclane. from Orange.
Agreed motion to consolidate j. NJ.
snnlc, guardian, W.. George NJ. Leayell.
from Leon
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TO CUT OFF THEIR POWER.
Burke Nsats Jurisdiction Of Federal
Courts Limited.
BILL FOR A NAVY YARD IN TEXAS.
Mr.. Coopcr's Proposed Measure Pros
vidcs for tho selection of site
nt sabine Pass.

Washington. February a.--(Spccinl ~
Congressman Burke today Introduced in
the house and had referred to the judiciary
committee bill 10 limit the Jurisdiction
OF the district and circuit courts OF the
United States. 1t provides, in sub
stance. that tho courts Of tho
United States shall not take original cog.
nizancc of any suit Of civil nature, either
at common law or in equity. between =
corporation created or organized under the
laws of any State and citizen OF any
State in which such corporation at tho
time the cause OF action accrued may have
been carrying ON any business authorized
BY the law creating it. The bill cxempts
cases arising under the patent or copyright
laws and II further provides that no suit
between such corporation and citizen Of
n State in which It may he doing business
shall be removed to the circuit court OF
the United States except In like cases in
which such removal is authorized by exists
Ing law In suits between citizens OF the
same State.
Congressman Burke's bill regulating tho
removal of causes from the State courts to
the United States courts in Texas was to-
day reported fayorably by the sub commit
tee on Judiciary. Mr.. Burke believes he
can pass the bill in the house within tho
next ton i5ays
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New Orleans Entries.

First race. SIX and one-hiif furlcnss. SELL
lng---1hc Editor, 1925 Heidorn, io2, Aunt Mfg-
gic los; Saratoga. 1866 bertha Nell. ios; WIN
Glenn, lo5. Lou Apn. 105; Gypheivcr, il'5;
Canton. loi; Wolfoid. lOii Tom, Kingeiey, iot;
Dclgado, 1917. Cherry Bounce IL, Joe shelby,
107; Dunater, ITO.
Second race, threo-uuarters OF mile. sell
ing Bltzan's Sister M: Arousu, a5, Al kyris.
% George 49, 100; Jelly sou. l0si Pap Dixon,
i0s; Tallahassee. i05. Terror, ioS. Brighton.
l07,
Third race hurdle. handicap, one mud one
eighth niles Mace, lg5, Shnnty Kelly. la7i
Arezso. III: Lear. I2S. h;yanntns, W., Uncle
jim, laa; Repouteb 40. Brakeman, lit
Fourth race, handicap, sovhil-rishths OF a
milo --Lorrnnia. "a, Colonel Gay. So; Cnrlotia
C. o.. Bnik Line, ioj; Sim w, 100; Dayd.
III
Firth race, ono mile. selinR--Laura May
100, Wphimn, 100. Udah, 100: Percy y, 1885,;
Gailllao. i05; yoiutailtc, iob, II, u. Snch. 100,
The Doctor, lo,: coronntus, 40; corrclli. no..
Postum, 10.
sixth race, seven-cighths Of mile, sellinH--
Harry s. 90. Ahuttleoock, 100; Robinson, io3;
pr Work. tO2: Adam Johnson. i02; Harry
Leo. io2. X. a.. los; Tremona. I05; Maggie
$. i0h; Belle Of Fordham, io5; Cave Spring,
l0T
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coort Of CRIMINAL AppcnI..

Dalas Texas. February Proceedings
In the court OF criminal appeals today;
Appeals disnjsscd-wilI McRay. from
Wise; Julian league, from Eastland; j. NJ.
Nix, from Montague; George Landers,
from Hood.
Affirmed Buck McRay. from Ellis, Bob
Pridmore. from Kaufman, VIII Miller.
from Denton John Wright. from Dallas;
Kate Mathews. from MeI.ennan G. Ne
Lopton, from Johnson; John Lindley. from
Hunt jim Crawford. from Parker; Gcs
Chrstnas, from Erath. Louis Clayton and
Frank I,aggett from Tarrant; Il. y, Hor-
ner Frank r. Swain, Oliver Edwards, Tom
Greenwood and Cas- Parker, from Harris;
william Bateman 1.-TWO cascs), nub Ben
son Uwo cases) and Sam sa,torfield, from
Clay.
Reversed and rcmandod- MaclI Harvey.
from Eraih. y. NJ. Hardy, from Archer.
Alonzo Spilman j. y. Spilman and Jim
Dunagain. from Ellis; George Eemonson.
from San Saba; Bud Benson. from clay.
Motions for rohearing overrIlci - Bob
Bivjns. from Cooke -. II. Hoekins, from
Grayeon; Dan sisk. from Parker; Henry
Pilot. from Shelby.
Writ .of hab, "a corpus refusei--J. W,
Brown. from Tarrapt.
Submitted on brief for State--Tope Nc
Kinney. from Hill; Mrs, NJ, L. LoyeIess.
from Kaufman; T. J. Scott. from Parker.
sio1Eo Hoppfrwood, from Falls; Iol9a
Tong, from Cherokee; Jay Owens, fran
Williamson.
ON briefs for both partes-Scaife Nor
r,s. from Stephens: Dan King, from Hood,
] H. Orr. from Tarrsnt: r. l. Bridges.
from Burlesnn Hut Watkins. from Erath;
ice Darter. from Walker; Len eagle, from
navarro Vernon Stewart two cases nll
Charley Harlan from Ellis; Bob Smith
ONO cases) from Mclennan John TED.
from Tsanklin. II u. Poe. from Rorbwail
on briefs ard oral arguments fur beth
parties Frank Chambers ttwo cases., from
FlHs n. u. Dorsey and Hes Allen from
rl<fr 4
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HYMENEAL.

COLEMA Observation-Disclosures Texas.
February Nv. l., Coleman and Miss En-
ma Terr;ll of Justin We're married by Rev.
j. b. Cole at the residence OF the BRIDES
parents yesterday.
BURNS WRIGHT YoakurS, Texas. Feb
ruary Sat the residence OF the brides
parents in this city, February q, Mr. j. T..
Burns and Miss Lucy Wright we're united
in marriage by Justice Wimberly
MARTIN EvENS--Anstin. Texas, Feb
ruary 0. AT $50 this afternoon at the First
Presbyterian church. Rev DR.. Wright Of
fieiatlng. Mr.. John Martin and Miss Jessie
Ola stevens were united In marriage.
GRIGGS- WALKER Ennis. Texas, Feb
ruary S,--Mr. Luther Griggs and Miss Eta
Mae Walker we're quietly married last
evening at the home OF the brides parents
in this city Res. George a. Beebe officiat-
ing. \
BRADLEY NETTERVlLL Il = Orange.
Texas. February s.At the residence OF the
BRIDES parents, Mr William L. bradley
and Miss Annette Netteryille were made
man and wife by Rev T. J. Milan, presid-
ing olG-r OF the Beaumont district.
COLE CAN'T Orange, Texas. February
s.--Yesteriay afternoon at 3 O'Clock at the
residence OF Mrs j. H. Cowan. Miss Ninie
Gantz OF this city anl Mr. ID. L. Cole OF
beaumont we're united in marriage by Rev.
g, 7. Stafford, pastor OF the Methodist
church.
PUTNAM -Lo9khart, Texas.
February a,-i3r. T. b. Ceepmood. one Of
the most prominent and promising Young
physicians OF Caldwell county. and Miss
Eva Putnam were married last sunday
evening at the home OF the BRIDES father in
Tilmon, Rev. T. r. Mccarley officiating.
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WELDON FEvER sERuM.
sarnneiIi Mndc Three Injections on
uImself 10 Prove II L. Snfe

Montevidcc, February s.--Dr. saranelli.
who discovered serum TO prevent yellow
fever, has LEFT here for Brazil to conduct
extensive experiments in the state OF San
PEulo and other parts where yellow fever is
raging now. Before leaving DR.. Saranelli.
In order to fully test the serum, made three
infections on himself. According 10 Dir. sar-
anelli these injections We're made TO prove
that applications OF the serum can be made
Without danger.
La Prenza OF Buenos Ayres, commenting
upon DR.. Saranellis test upon himself. says
that although he has never made known the
composition, tho fact 10 moro significant than
any official declaration. There have been
great losses to the army Of Drazii because
Of beri-beri, which has appeared "a many
places.
Adyices from Rio Janoiro state that seri-
Gus collision between students and the po-
lice of Rio Grando has occurred Many were
wounded on both sides.
Recently discovered gold fields In Brazil
have been purchased By an English synd'-
auf d 81
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|rHE NEWS CONFIRMED.
|uatemnlnn Minister Notified of
the AssassinatiOn.

uatemnlnn. Minister NOTIFIED of
the demonstrations.
ington, February 9.-Senor Lazo Ar
he Guatemalan minister TO the
States, this afternoon received an
cablegram from the minister of for
fairs of Guatemala announcing the
kation of President Barrios aud the
lon to the presidency OF First Vice
int Manuel Estrada Cabrera.
btails whatever ARE given.
Dispatch came from Guatemala City,
bital, where President Barrios has
nd the government departments are
on. II added that entire calm pre-
This last assurance, coupled with
mediate succession of the first vice
int in accordance with the constitu-
bnethods of the country, is special
of qualification to the officials of
5ation here and to some extent ale
The shock which they received by the
the tragedy.
relations between the late president
e Guatemalan minister to Washing
$nor Lazo Arraga, were much more
q an official character. They were
PERSONAL friends and the death of the
INT at the hands OF an assassin comes
|ersonal bereavement to the minister.
+ Arraga said President Barrios was
| of wide attachments and marked ex-
p ability. He was comparatively
being only AZ years old. The six
term of service for which he was
terminated March Is next. but the
hl congressional assembly had al
extended this term for a further six
in Guatemala and is one OF
hosen by congress to fill the presl-
in case of vacancy. The system of
untry is different from that in the
States, there being no vice president
with the president. The duty of
the executive chair devolyes on the
'ssional branch, and two vice presi-
first and second. were designated
time ago, the first being eligible in
der Of their choice. When the ex-
nj of the tragedy has passed presi-
election may be held.