The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-06-04

man of foreign birth to reach the speakers
chair.
No one would have thought ten years ago
that the time would come when the stock
holders of the Elyton company would ne
assessed, but an assessment now may lead
to dividends in the future
Miss Daisy Rowleys opera will mark the
close of the theatrical season in this city;
but when the Birmingham season is closed
the East Lake season will bloom in all the
glory Of vaudeville.
Texas will accept nothing from New Or
voice of the New Orleans telephone ex-
change girl is not heard in the Lone Star
State.
Andrew Carnegie and C. P. Huntington
are unanimously of the opinion that
good educational start in life interferes
with the grabbing of hundred millions.
The first case on the docket of the inter
A'otAOietA SOuit VI al DllldliOl lhdL llS
peace conference proposes to organize,
should be the Alaskan boundary dispute.
Mr.. Storer is in Madrid and the Due de
ARGOS in Washington, and the Fifth i'm
munes have been mustered out, and peace
is doing the brooding act
The Clark abduction case seems to have.
been a silly attempt to secure a ransom,
newspaper people.
General Wheeler's friends may encounter
a constitutional objection when they try
to make him governor, for Mr.. Bailey has
not been heard from.
The calmness OF Paris over the Dreyfus
case is accounted for by the presence of
Major Marchand who is the country's
safety-valve.
If, as some esteemed journals say, Ohio
be the pivotal state then Marcus Aurelius
Hanna has indeed become the national.
pivot.
The members of the G. A. R. in Boston
who were with Sherman could at least
recall General Joe Wheeler.
Mark Hanna has again made it plain.
that he owns Ohio republicans. Judge
Nash is his henchman.
What tame world this would be If the
conference at The Hague should actually
abolish war and war heroes.
The papers in the northern states take
Commander Stones encyclicals addressed
to the G. A R. too seriously.
The reorganization of the Elyton COM
pany is made possible by the prosperous
condition of this district
Cotton milling is becoming profitable
even in Fall River. Amid the cotton fields
the mills are gold mines.
In serious antitrust campaign this
country would be compelled to quarantine
against New Jersey.
Alabama is getting right into the swim
when she talks of making hero of two
wars governor.
At the late anniversary of the birth of
Brigham Young eight inconsolable widows
were present.
OF all the liners, American, English or
German, not one is today as fast as the
City of Paris.
Where was Atlinaldo when General Joe
in Boston?
Franco, in trying to Bouangerize Mar
chand, forgets to be unjust to Captain
Dreyfus.
Opelika's panjerandihollerem is coming
on apace. 1t is to be held in the fall sea-
son.
The City of Paris will never try the
across-lots or cattycornered route again.
Germany buys from Spain the islands
this country did not want.
REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR.
From the New York Press. -
When most girls get into hammock
they try to look awful lonesome there.
Children are no more heartless than
grown-up people; they are just more hon
est about it.
AS most girls get married merely to find
out what it is like, 1 wonder Why widows
get married again.
When a mother Is shedding tears over the
neglected, misunderstood child in the story
book she boxes the ears of her own If it
interrupts her.
OWNERSHIP OF SERMONS
From the New York Herald.
A clergyman who has recently come to
the pastorship of a prominent church
copyrights his sermons and restricts their
verbatim publication to two newspapers