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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-11-09

Davis-The mayors court il
quite busy today-a negro mar
and three negro women are under
arrest for disturbance.
c. A. Winter was fined $50 and
costs for carrying a pistol.
The members of the K. of P
lodge at this place 60 to Dougherty
this evening where they will insti
tute lodge.
The Daughters of the Confed
eracy will give a minstrel show
Saturday night.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-11-09

Springer-Uncle Bob Riner of
Ardmore is here and says he will
make this his home.
Rev. Armstrong leaves this after
noon for Leon.
Rev. Averitt, our new preacher,
is from Overlook.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-11-09
lJI66dd Y

Mems Suspenders, Csc, 4Oc, 25c, 15c
Mems Pants and Boys Suits, few
to close out extra cheap.
Mems Scriyens Drawers 63c.
Mems Undershirts, 81, 75c, soc, 26c
Handkerchiefs, 25c, 15c, 15c, &c, 1c
papers Pins for sc
5 Beauty Pins for &c
Ladies' Skirt and Waist, soc suit
Ladies' Vests, 15c, soc, pc, l0c
Ladies' Union Suits, 75c, soc. 35c
Ladies' Hose, CSC, 35c, 25c, l5c, 1Oc &c
Ladies' Gauntlet Gloves, 76c, 25c
Ladies' Cloaks, 75c, 81, worth "A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-08
GnnsreBbrrBanblungen
Meiterss @sf8pGB ii6sr bic Grpon

@eiteres @ef6tpGB iiber bic Grpanz
IionsFruge i'm Serot. - McGne>
rD'5 8ei6IuB. - @erpiuigungen
fir RegierurgsgebduOe i'm Plez
mum bes Saufes er0rtsrt. -
100000 fir cine 9uuitele in
Baltimore.
WofBingtOr, .. g., 7. 5e6r.
- Sm Senat u%nterbrsttete Spooner
(Bt5c.) bas Manbut Des 9rr. Soisp6
8errD Quarles ais Senutor fir Disz
conIin fir ben am 4. MGr5 b. s. be-
qinnenoen Sermin BON feds Sa6ren.
Gilman &C., belt cine Rebe gu
@unIten bes geItern DON MegnsrD
Ca eirgsbrd6ten 8e9luHes. nell
der ertlGrt, buB Die Der. Staten
nift Die NbTi9t BADEN, bic G%inpobner
Der 9bilippirsn an 8iirgern gu ma>
den ooer bic Snieln bauernb gu an
retfirer unb fe gu etnem 8eItanbtbetl
Der 9ieIigen 8epublit gu maiden, bob
bielme6r bic N6Ii6t uniererRegierung
bu6inqete unb geben ioIe, bic 6tGipie
ms aqmG6li6 fir bic SelbItbernalz
tunq gu er3ie6en, unO Johann iol4e
WaBna6mer gu treffeu, peIhe bas
8pbl Der 5ilipinos iopobl, ME Das
Der Ser. Studten in glet9er Wetfe be-
riidIi9tiger piirbem
3tQmQn ertlGrte bas @orgeben Der
Der. @taaten gsgen bic 5tlipinos fir
cine S4ma6 urb eine S9unDe. Cob
Qe CW}aR.) bednttportete SiIman's
gfebe uno bebauptete, bic 6iltpinos
fel6f Ieten fir bos entitanbene 8Iuts
perqieBen berdntportlt6 ,benn tie feien
6isber uuf bic riidIi4t5poqte Deiie
bebanbelt tporben.
2inbfu1 (&D.) tiinbigte cine pettere
Gebe iber ben Notwithstanding
auF nG6Iten 9ienItag an, unb SRA
ion ('SQs.) perfiirbete, bub er Qaes
duF6ieten tperbe, nm cine QbTimmtng
ii6er biefen 8sI4luB 10 bulb. ols
mDgli6, gu fi6ern.
Der Sendt bef6dtttqte lib blerduf
eine 3eit lang nit Der Snbianerz8er>
pinigunqsbiG, ging bunn Inn 5.35 in
GrefutibiiBung urb pertd9te Ii4 6aI0
barauf Big morgen.
SIN
purben berf9iebene 8iQs CUR Ser
ptQiqune bon @elbern fir 3egis=
rungsge6Gube gu Hetpport@gfefps, 9a.,
8ldirs@it1, Nebr., QItoond, 9enuf.,
@liaabet6sGitb, R.sG., Satlan0, GaG.,
unb Glmird, N.zg., unb onberer
StGbten i'm Plenum gsbiGigt. Nu9
Die Bin, pel9e 100000 fir ben Nuz
fuuf elmer 8uuItGtte fir Elm reues9Rez
gierun9sgebGube in Baltimore, Mo.,
Derpinigt, erbielt bic 9iQigung be5
8lenums. @onIt purber feline ertpd9z
nenspertben @eI6dfte erlebtgt. SIN
@an3en tpurben benz plenum=Gomite
70 8iQs 8etreffs Regierungsgebdube
in 50 beri9iebener Stdater. peI4e
Die @eruusgabung BON $14,060,900
uutoriIiren, porgelegt, unb 40 oer{elz
ben erbielten feline 9sne6miuung, ebe
bds Gomite bic SiBung dufbob.
I'm 500 erfolgte 8ertu9ung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-08

9. Elm 6eutt erI6ienene5 8Iatt cine
MIDI felbft betreFfenbe parionoIroti3,
baB i9 mir nit @epdlt einen Neg
bur6 cine geidlohens 8oItentette ges
bahnt 6abe, urD cine d~merituniIhe
.3eitunq f6ilberte nsuIih eiren dngebs
Ii6 unT0Bigen 3pHdenFau in meiR,r
rihterIiden Garriers. DIS prGIiOent
bes G3eioungs= 9 eri6t86ofe5 lei e5
meine 9fIift gepeien, Elm S4eis
Ounq8Oetret 3piiGen mir un0 meiner
erIfen 7rau gu %protlamiren. Sn Der
Shat babe i5 ober rur cine 6rau 9es
ba6t, unb bic lit 6eute mod am 2ebtn,
unb mir Iino ri6t geI4ieoen, UNI t4
bin ni6t prGIibent bes S6eiOungss
9eri9tsbofss." (GeIG6ter.)
Der 8urgerfrieg in Bolt
bid.
Gina, 9eru. Z. 5ebruar.-gfahs
rt6ten aus 8oliDiu beItdtigcn ben Be-
rift iiber ben 3iid3ug be8 9rdIioers
ten 2llon3o uno ieiner 4rmee mad
Sruro, eiRr 100 Meilen n]OrbpeitIjG
pm Sucre ssGCrrn Std6t 8olibia'5.
9te SnDionsr er9eben Tid, pie peiter
gsmeloet tpirb, o~uertboIbsn uno NOR
ben unD plinOsrn. @eriiAts i6er
8erDidelungeR 3piIheu 9eru uno
8Olipin Iino i'm llmIauf.
Mddere SeeIeute reLpbf.
2onppn, Z. 6%ebruar. - Sci
Nbga6e i6rer GnH6eiburg ii6er BEN
@erluIt oeS britii6er 0dmpFers
oQonbpnian," Der am %. 0obem6ep
auf Der 6ubrt DON Bolton nab 2onz
bon unterging. riibmte Die bjeIigs Sc
merchantmen bic Sii6tigteit Der 81
Fi3iere bes 0dmpFer8 unO prizes bic
SfFi3iere upo Manni9uFten bs5 bris
tiI6en 0dmpfers y8ebumore" II. bes
Norob. 3loDbbumpFers oMdria Rid
mers" tpeger ibrer erfOlgret6eH Be-
miibunQen 3ur 3ettung zines SbeiIes
Der WdnnI6aft bes yQoroonian."
Die gSimes" Iber ben 6rtes
bensbertrdg.
Qonopn. z. 5ebruur. - Sn eli
mem 2eitartiteL qiebt Die nSimes" ibz
rer 8~efriebigurg ii6sr bic RdtiFi5iz
runq be5 6rieoenspertrdge8 bur9 ben
Ser. StaatenaSenut Nusbrud un6
bemertt: ,0tr gIauben, bdB bic Qmea
rifunep in teiner Gile Ietn perben, in
iebem 8infe( Der Srieln ibre 8egiez
runQ 3u etabliren. 8ieG paRrf6etnz
li6er lit, ooB Ie 1i9 bdmit begniigen
per6en, in pi6ttgen 9untten ibre
Stenungen gu Ii6ern unO odB Tts bas
llebrige Der 3eit iiberlahen lperOen.
Die 6tlipinos nerben es mube rpers
ben, ibre &0pFe gegen eineS teinm1uer
3u ItoBen, unb ro6 unb nU6 tperoen
Te entoeden, baB unter umeritaniiaer
4ominiItratior bG5 2e6eu gang ers
trGgli3 it,"
g
Bort SGib, Z. 5ebruar. - Der
umeritdnii6e Stronger oRuleig6." Der
am Is. 0s3em6er DOH g}erp<9ort no3
Manilu ~abiegelte. lit, no6oem er ben
Sue5tanaI pailirt bat, bier ein8etroFz
fen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-08
Strrnac urt6tilr.

Renurt, q. : S, Z. 6ebr. -
Carlo bel 5dttore, peI6er in Der Rd4t
OeS Is. DECEMBER SObn 4Tbtdn0 in
RsGpart erFboB uno ii6 I'm Oergdn9e=
nen Mpptdg oe5 3ObtI6lags i6uloig
6efannte, purbe i'm SDer uno Sermiz
ner : 8eri4t DDn Ri6ter Sort gu 10
Sabrer 3u6tbau5 bel i6perer Qr6eit
perurt6eiGt. DIS 6attOre bic ri4terz
IiGo Gnti9eiOung berna6m, tpeinte sr
ME elm &inb. @r bate Qi6lurb BEL
einam Sfreite IN 8ouI3e srT4Ofeu-
gi6olas WorrifsD Don PahdIc,
q. : s., Der ii6erfi6rt poroen mar,
6ruu 4nnetta Sill ouf Der StraBe I'M
i6ren SuTpeleri6mud berau6t 81 bds
ben, muroe eiterr i'm 9aiIaic GOuntps
8eri6b 81 9aterIon 3us IA Sdbren
31u6t6uus bel I9parsr 2lr6eit perurz
fbeilt. gei Der 9er6anbIung bate
Der 8er6re6er barTuft, ben G6aratz
ter Der &lagarin an3ugreifen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-08
Pldnfrlrirn am Wuntng.
Weitere GrFOfge Der 4merifQner. -
Die @aferperte 8uSingaIon unb
onbere Puntte NIT geringen @srz
luIten eineenommeR.

ManiGa, z. 5ebruar, I'll l1br
8ormittags. - 9eneral Sales Bril-
sube riifte fpdt gsIfsrn Ru9mittag
Dor uno nabm bic @aHerperte gu
Singalon Elm. @ier GOmpagnie'n
bes Nebrastaz 4egiments unb ein5betl
Der utabS8dtterie nit Sfpei Selb> unb
3pei 9ot4tiBs@ ef9iibeR trufen ben
5einD auf etrsm 9iisel, cine babe
Meile auspGrts, unb Elm 9efe9t err
Folgte, in tpel6em elmer Der Nebrasz
tafler getDbtet unb bret unbere perz
punbst pUEben. Or QpunG. tribe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-08
EnhufntaIfrnhhc.

Gfttle Sod, Qrt., z. 5ebr. -
@uF Der Central : 3ibiIion Der nSron
M2punfain : 8d6n" ereignets 1ih beute
in Der 0GGa DON PoGof cine GoQiTton
3piI6en 3tpet 8a6nSiigen. 3pet
GGnner lpurbea g%et0Otet, orei tOOtIi8
unb msbrere anOtre mirOer beoentIia
berlebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-08

geaoqen unb 1T gu Der @nti9eioung
gsIangt, oa6 tsins llriu6e DorIiegt
Jpn gu 6elGItigen. Qgpnciuo pirb
bur9 umeritanii9e 9etttip5 ii6ers
fpu9t, inbeKen ternt er biefelben uno
IGBt Iis isirsrIetS hur9 5nsi 9e4stms
@genter u6srlpafen.
Gin b0tterrs9tli4er
9unft.
8ufbinqtpn, y. g., 7. 5ebr.
- ueber Die Trdge. ME melt Die Gn1e@
ritarii9en Streittrdfte in MdniIa Sc
ben f0nnen unb pie melt ni6t, epe
Der 5rieoenspertrag nit Spartsn rd@
tiFi3irt 1T, perben berI9iebene, gum
She'll extreme QnIi6ten fuut. Die IN
Der Mitts lieQenbe pirb in Qomtnt>
Itrationstreiier fir bic ri6tius gehdl>
ten uno ioa ais muBgebeno betra9tet
perOen; Ite ee6t butirI Dab General
Otts 6ere9tigt 1T, irgenb &tpos gu
tbun, mas gum S6uB Der 4rmee uno
aller dmerifanii6en unb d~u5ldnOlz
f6en SntersHsn in Manilu n0tbtg lit,
fslbf fpenn sr geu0t6igt iein iOlte, bic
SHenfipe gu ergreiFen urb Die biS6ertz
gen 9rer5linien gu iberf6retten, nm
bic S%niurgenten 3u berfolge1, tpenn
bieIe periudem Iia gu reorgunit ren,
nit Der QbIi9t, bic Qmsritaner aberz
mails un3ugreifen.
&ubeIberbirbung init
Slotlo.
0Qf6tnqton. .. g., 7. 6ebr.
- SIN &riegsoepdrtement 6ebauert
man es, DAB tetne &a6elber6tnoung
8piI9er Munilo unb SIoilo 6eite6t.
5Iottenoffi5isre, peI6s nit Der Siz
tuation genau pertraut Tinb, iagen,
Die 0epei6e ii6er 4blDfurg Der bal
timore" bur6 bic Bottom" lei ietn
Nn3ei6en bafiir. baB in Monila Qlz
les rubig lei: Nbmiral 0epep tperOe
pa6rf9einIi9 bic Baltimore" tpegen
ibrer @or3iige fir bd5 9ranattparfen
am 9eFe6tspuntt r0tbtg baden; Die
GntFernuno bon WurtIa nu6 Slotlo
lei $50 Meilen, unb es peroe fat cine
0o6e nebmer, Bis bic 6abr3euge t6re
Gtationen De9isln t0nnten. 0d5
8rieg5cepartemert mar f6or felt Ell
niger 3eit nit 8orbsreitungen fir
SerIfenung elmer &obelDerbinoung
3ptT6en ben beiben %gsndnnten Srten
beI6GftiQt, unb Die CUR 3eit in Relpz
BORT lie9enbe Banana" tpirO ieBt
Gls &abeIlsgungsi6ifF uu5geriItet,
um mad ben 9btlippinen u6%3ugeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-08
..0nnn" in San Iranrisrn.

6un 6ran3isco, Z. 6ebr. -
0o8 S6lo6f6iff Soma" iIb beute
bier a~nqefommen uro ptro Ipabrz
I6einli4 ldn8ere 3eit bier bleibeu, bd
e Der Repdrutur bebdrT. DAB es
nab Mani(a geI6idt perben miro, lit
ni6t pu6rTfeinli9. 9ds S9la4tz
i6tff Oregon" 1T CUR 3eit bort9in
unterreqs, uno &unonenboote DON gez
ringem 5teFgang perben CUR 3eit duF
Don 96ilippinen mebr ge6rauht, uls
I9pere S6ld6tT9iffe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-08
Ga9an'8 llrtbeil.
SuSpen(Iun uuf feds Ju6rC.
Nad IedJS Sabren tritt CT in 3nbcs
itaHb, unS iH5tpiidIcn bcSicbt CT
icim UulcS Gebnlt.

6~ortieBun3 Der GrpanIions Debate
i'm Genai. - Dds Plsnum bes
ReprGientantenbauIes empfsllt
bic @~erpiGiqunq ron 100000
fir cine 9auItdtte fir Elm neuss
Regierungsge6Guos in Baltimore.
- @srtpiliqunqtn gum 8du neuer
&riegsT9iffs. - No9 elm Mit9l!eO
Der 5iGipino Sunta in 8aibings
ton nimmt Ql6I6teb. - Die 8ers
mideIungen nit ben 5iIipinos pom
p0tterre6tIifsn Stanbpuntte aus
betru9tat.
8oT6ingtpn, ,. g., Z. Jeb.
- Der 9rGTiDent ma6ta bsute boS
triegsgeri9tli6s rrtbsiI gegsn ben Sc
neral : 5ntenoantsn @6as. g. @dgan
betannt. 0u8 &riegsgeri9t bate
Den Nnqstlagten CUR GntIufung aus
Der 4rmes perurI6aiIt, d1ein Dor 8rGz
Iioent miloerte ou8 l1rtbeil in anbez
tra6t Der frii6eren uusge5ei6neten
0ienite @agan'5 auf Ie6sidbrige Gus
penIion pom uttipen DENT. 9ieie
feds Sabre Oeden bic 3eit Bis gum Sa=
nuar 1905, an pel6em Datum @dgdn
Oas Qlter BON 60 Sabren errei4t unr
unter Don 8ori9riFten bes 9eieBs5 in
Rubeitanb per1eBt psroeD muB.
9enerul @dgan erbdlt DG6reno Ieiz
ner Ie65jG6rigsn SuspenTion ietnsn
boQsn 8ebult, 70 DAB iein 1rtbeil iz
oenfaus ni9t dls Elm 0a3ui4peres gu
6etrutten lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-08
Ri6trr 2Bu6 pirO Oas llrtBcil
ibredlru.

8irmtngbam, Qlo., Z. 6a6r.
- GbparD @reer, Elm flii4tiger Nes
gerItrGfling, bat nobe 9aOesDiae, uns
nett 8irminq6dm, einen unIittli9en
Qngriff auf ISarp Mitdsu, Elm 3p0lfz
iG6riges, peiBa5 S4ulmGO6en, perz
ii6t. &r lit in einem Sumpf bon Ell
mem 4ufge6ot umringt, uno bat 6ereits
0uI6ingt0n Sedro, Den 5iibrer be5
QuFge6ots, erT4oIisn unO 3nei dnbere
Der 8erFolger perpunOet. @r miro
qelDn6t fperOen, IobalD er Dem Qufgez
bpI in Die SGnbe fdut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-08
Rene ~Rrfensfniffe

ton, .. g., z. 5e6r.
= Ous 5aus : Gomite fir 5lottenz
Q(ffuiren heTdloB In ieiner 6eutigen
@ibung, Der 6lotten 8erptnigungs@
Sin 9oTten fir ben Ban BON 3tpDlf
nelien &rie9sI9ifFer - bret f9peren
Sdta4H9iffen BON ie 1880 Son
men, BRET 9anaertreu3ern BON ie 12,z
900 Sprnen unb feds &reu3ern bon
il $500 SDnnsn - i'm Gtntldnge nit
rem @mpfe6lunqen bes 5GottenIetrez
tGrs eirsuperleiben. 8pri9ldge gum
8uu breier tpeiterer &reu5er BON ie
5000 Sonnen finb nod unter 9eru@
t6ung. Die brei 9dnaeri9iffe foaen
ie $3,8OO.OOO, bic Pan3ertreu3er je
100000, bic feds tleinen 8rsu3er
ie $1,141,8 300 II. Die brei IeBterpdbnz
ten &reu3er ie $2,150,OOO t0ften.
Suan 2unG berIGBt
8Gf6tngtOm.
0dfbtnqton, .. g., z. 5ebr.
- Sin fpeiteres MlibgIieb Der 5iIipiz
nOsSuRtu, Suur 2unu, bat beute bic
Stobt perlnFen, 10 buB iebt nurSirto
2ope3 unb fem trdnter@ou 2oIdbu
bic ein5igen mod bier befinbli9en9srz
treter Der 5ilipinos Tino. 2una bate
Elm Billet mad MontredG geIOTt.
Nep : gort, Z. 5ebruur. =
Suap Gund fam beute Na6mtttag
dlf feinsm @egs mad Montrsdl bur6
beige Stubt. Gr IieB ii9 duF tein
Snterbiep Elm. Nus MpntredL ipirp
gsmeloet, baB Ii4 Qgonciuo nod bort
beIinbet. .@r er6ielt bsute ettpd 20
OepeI6en aus paris unb Gonbon, Il.
beantpOrtete bieIelbeml Oas canabiz
i4E &abiust in SttapG bat bic drgQs
The age-herald., 1899-12-29
TRIED TO KILL A
 WHOLE FAMILY One Boy Dead; a Woman and Girl Fatally Wounded. COLLECTORS BRUTAL WORK While Trying to Collect Fifty Gents, s. D. Mills Attempts to Exterminate
 a Chattanooga Family, Then
 Quietly Went to Work
COLLECTORS BRUTAL WORK

Chattanooga, Tenn, December 2S-At o'clock this afternoon Samuel D. Mills, a collector for an installment furniture store, visited the house of Mary venable on the northern outskirts of the city to collect 50 cents on an article purchased from his em- ployers by a colored girl known as Ella.
 The girl was not at home when Mills ar- rived, and he was told by Mrs. Venable to call again and receive the money. This Mills refused to do and, setzing a bed spread, made an attempt to leave the house with it.
 Mrs. Venable followed Mills into the yard and failing to obtain reasonable un- derstanding with him, tried to forclbly re- gain possession of the article.
 A scuffle ensued, and Mills drew re- volver and fired two shots at Mrs. Venable, one taking effect in the shoulder and the other dn the breast.
 Mrs. Venable's son, Henry, aged 9 years, hearing the shooting, appeared in the door way and was fired upon by Mills, the ball taking effect in the abdomen, causing death in a few moments
 A daughter of Mrs Venable, Ada, aged P years, who was standing in the yard next received the attention of the collector who appeared determined to exterminate the whole family rather than surrender tE1e bed cover or lose the 50 cents He fired two shots at the girl, one of them loding in the breast and infhcting probably fa- tai wound
 Mrs. Nenable was the ground uncon- scious, and Mills, being satisfied with his work, boarded a street car and returned to his employers store and was quietly at tending to his duties there when arrested by deputy sheriff.
 The physicians say Mrs. Venable is seri- ousfy, though perhaps, not fatally wound- ed. Mills is in jail.
The age-herald., 1899-12-29
t,arner Erothers Win Reorpanize

New York, December 2S.-At the instance of creditors, whose claims aggregate nearly half the entire indebtedness of Harper & Alexander E. Orr is chairman, has under taken to prepare and submit to creditors a plan of reorganization. Preliminary to this task, the committee has prepared a statement, in which it is set up that the total liabilities of Harper & Brothers are $2993. 600, of which $1, ,OO1 900 is secured.
 All of the property of the corporation, except stock on hand, bills receivable, sup plies and cash on hand is covered by a mortgage of $2,6 900, made in 1896 to se- cure bond issue.
 The estimated net available assets, not covered by mortgages, to meet unsecured claims are $42,6 The net liabilities in excess of bonded indebtedness is placed at $1 ,g62, 612, and comprises bills payable, gen. eral creditors, manuscripts, advertising and uneNpired subscriptions. The property cov- cred by mortgage would not realize under foreclosure sale more than enough to sat- isfy. the secured claims, the committee concludes, if the corporation is not contin- ued a going concern. The unsecured creditors would receive very small per ccntage of the par value of their claims
 G. B. M. Harvey, receiver now in charge of the property, has reported to the com mittee that the total loss from the business during the first eight months oE the pres ent year was nearly $40o, GOO, but by re- trenchments already made he is certain that the corporation is now earning it's op- erating expenses.
The age-herald., 1899-12-29
ON THE RACE TRACK.
At New Orleans

New Orleans, December 2S.-In the case of A. J. Wallace, Jockey R. Sheppard and the horse George Lee, suspended on Decem- Der 12, the stewards have decided after an extended investigation to continue the sus- ension indefinitely.
 The weather today was threatening and the track slow the outside. Tortugus and Agtator were the only winning fla vorites. Donna Rita came to life in the third race and won easily.
 The possibility of the establishment of re- ciprocal relations between the Jockey club and the Turf Congress excites considerable interest here, and many horsemen regard it as certainty that after January 1 each body will recognize and be bound by the rulings of the other. If this is done the riding talent here will be reduced consid- erably, as number of the boys now riding here are in bad standing with the eastern turf body, and if the reciprocal arrange ''mept becomes a fact they will not be al- 7 lowed to ride here.
 Il First Race-Selling, six furlongs: Tortu- gas, 9S Oominick), 13 to and even, won easily by three length; Mouzletoff, 991a (Tul- ly), to 1 and to 1, second; Old Fox, 100 (MitchelD, s to 1, third. Time, 1:17.
 Second Race-Selling, five furlongs: h. look 1O2 (W. Jones), to l and to 2, won all out by a length; La Vega, 104 (Mitch- elD, to l and 3 to 1, second; El Clancy, 1OS (Dupee) to 1, third. Time, 1:O319.
 Third Race-Sellng, mile and an eighth Donna Rita, 101 (MitchelD, 9 to and to g. won easily by two lengths; Admetus, 105 (NNinkfield), to and 1 to 2, second; Babe F'ileds, 9S QIarshberger), 60 to l, third. Time, 15SA.
 Fourth Race-Handicap, one mile: Miss Mae Day, a q. Waldo, to 1 and to 1, won, all out, by neck; Jolly Roger, 102 (Boland), to 1 and to 2, second; Deyo, go (Wedders,cand), to 1, third. Time, 1:43l2.
 Fifth Race-Selling, six furlongs: Agta- tor, 1G61a (McJoynO, to and to 1O won; Little Billy, 102 (Boland), to 1 and 2 to l, second; Water Crest, 10S (MitchelD, to l, third Time, lie.
The age-herald., 1899-12-29
ALARM OVER THE PLAGUE
California Much Concerned About the
 Reports from Honolulu

San Francisco, December 2S,-The news of the breaking out of the plague in Honolulu brought here by the transport Centennial, has created immense alarm among the stato and city health officials and every precaution Is being taken to prevent any possible admission of the disease in this city.
 The transports Centennial and Newport, which arrived last night, and the Tartar which arrived from Manila today, are now at the quarantine station undergoing fumi- gation and will be detained at Angel Island for some time. The steamer Gaelic is due here tomorrow from the Orient via Homo lulu, and will be sent to quarantine an1 held there until all possible danger is pass ed
 News from reliable sources from the Orient states that the disease is prevalent in China and Japan to an unusual extent, and that the officers at Manila have taken precaution to prevent the plague from get ting a foothold there
 News from Bombay is to the effect that the plague is rampant in India, and in view of these conditions the authorities in this city and every port on the coast will take strenuous precautions to prevent the intro ducton of the lbubonic plague on the Pacific coast.
The age-herald., 1899-12-29
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT ERSWELL hotel and restaurant, elegantly fitted up-hot and cold water baths on each floor.
 FOR SALE. S4 4OO0-S0x200, Groom house on Highland ave- s2, ,000-For four nice building lots in the city Sl 15O-Will buy two nice lots on South Highlands. $6, 6,500-Wull buy a nice residence on 20th St. South Highlands. S2,5OO-Call at once for this on Nineteenth St.. South Highlands. s35O0-S-room residence, newly fitted up, 18th St., South Highlands. S1 O50-Will buy nice home in West End: l5oxl5O.
 Sl COL For a nice North Highland home. SS00-Wil buy 7-room cottage, Woodlawn. s4,000-Will buy two nice houses on High lands; pays 12 per cent. interest si5Oo-S-room house 150x200; North High lands.
 $1 ,5OO-Will buy 15 lots at West End. S55O0-Nice 9th avenue residence S60O0-Will buy. new house on 5th avenue. modern conveniences. S6 S600G-Brick store on 18th street. Have for sale several brick stores in busi- ness portion of the city that pays gooi interest.
 We have vacant lots for salo from $50 up to s5,OOO; homes from $500 to s25 GOO: truclt farming lands and building locations from s25 to $500 per acre. Parties wanting to buy will do well by calling on us before purchasing. We will gladly furnish any information regarding Birmingham prop erty to prospective buyers. Correspond ence solicited. Broom dwelling, lot 50x100, on 18th street. between Sd and 4th avenues, North. Choice residence North 18th street, lot 5Ox15O extending through to West 26th St FOR RENT-One of the best stores on North goth street.
 w. N. MALONE & CO,
 Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
 2017 First Avenue.
The age-herald., 1899-12-29
FLORIDA, CUBA
Or Porto Rico Via the Southern Rail
 way

Or Porto Rico Via the Southern Rail.
 way.
 Double daily service on quick and conven. tent schedule is now offered via Southern Railway to points in Florida, making close connection for Cuba or Porto Rico via either Tampa or Miami. Through sleener Birmingham to Jacksonville, leaving Bir- mingham 4:40 D. m.; also through sleener Atlanta to Tampa, connecting with morning train from Birmingham.
 This Is the most comfor.a bie and best route to points in Florida, Cuba or Porto Rico. Cheap excursion rates now in effect For rates, schedules, sleeper reservations. etc, apply to any agent Southern Railway. or c. D. Jackson, | P. A., Birmingham. Ala. . I-29-tf
The age-herald., 1899-12-29
Charces Arainst Bsn1m

Washington, December 2S.-The Post will say tomorrow: Tn few days charges will be filed before the finance committee of the senate against the confirma tion of ex-Rep- resentative William D. Bynum, of Indiana, democratic. appointee for the New York board of appraisers. The minority of that committee are determined to resist the in- stallment of MT. Bynum in that position. They will do so on the ground that he is not a democrat, but has openly affiliated himself with the republicans and their party.
The age-herald., 1899-12-29
FOR SALE.

$7OO-Brand new house, well, etc, near car line, in East Birmingham; less than cost to build; must sell. $50O-1O0x240, just two blocks north of Gin works, in East Birmingham; lies well; just half-price s1 1,S75-50x190, good house in front and on al- ley; Avenue c, near 16th street; best sort of bargain; big rent. 8, 1,0O0-5Ox20O, 18th street, alley corner, near 10th avenue; new electric car line in front of it; easy terms. $1, $1,600-S-room, 2-story house on North 18th street near 18th avenue.
 B. A. THOMPSON & CO, Telephone 24 223 Twenty first St.