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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1900-11-14
u HNERl1l
zpRAvY 1ELEeRAFIckE.
Pfehled ze sv9ta politickeho kronika uddlostf.
psdesaty sedny tonsres

bude miti v9tsinu republikanskou
V obou svych snemovnach a to
vetsinu rozhodnou, nebot pocfta
Sc, ze snemoyne zasedati bude
2oa republikan1 I55 demokrati,
' vsenatu pax 49 republikann, ~
demokratd a 7 neodvislych, necf-
tale to S pochybnych, kteff tie.
prve voleni budou. - Demokrate
zvolili cele kougresni delegace re
statI: Alabama. Arkansas, Colo
radp, Florida, Georgia, Louisia-
ma, Mississippi, Montana, Neva'
da, South Carolina, Texas Vir.
ginia v dhrnem poctu rs tlend,
republican, pax zvolili cele dele
gace We statech California, Con
necticut, Delaware, Iowa, Maine,
Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota,
New Ham 2shire, North Eakota,
Oregon, Rhode Island, South Da.
kota, Utah, Vermont, Washing
ton, West Virginia, Wisconsin q
Wyoming, poctem 90 tlend. - '
Illinois zvolili republikane IL a
demokrati 10 kongresnfkd; pora-
zeni byli Lorimer a Rodenberg
v Indiane zvolili republikane 9 q
demokrate a, TAX ze zastoupen
bude tymz, CO nyni. V Kentucky
zvolili republican, 2 demokrat
s, 5 mista jsou dosud pochybna
v Massachusetts, zvoleno II repu
blikan1 3 demokrati, V Missouri
q republican,, II demokratd
mfsto jest pochybno, ' New Jer
sey 6 republikanh demokrati
v New Yorku ~ republikand a /.
demokratd, Y North Caroline
republican, 7 demokratd, !. I,
Ohio II republikand 4 demo
kratd, v Pennsylvania a6 republi-
kani a 8 demokrati, Tennessee
. republican, a s demokrat6. Gel
ken zvoleno 2o2 republican,
I47 demokrata, s mist jest pal
dosud pochybno.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1900-11-14
Ct. Bratrstvu c. S. D. P. Jednoty

Uvadi Sc tfmto v znzmost, ze
nase mila. blahodzrne pdsobfcl
Jediota opet o jeden spolek sesilf,
sestoupivsfm klubem, ktery sc
usnesl, uznav dobre zAsady jme.
novane Jednoty, pfipojit Sc dne
as. {. m. shora smfneue stale 70.
stoucf . prospfvajfcf Jednote.
Protoz veskere dopisy blaho.
pFejne . postovni zAsilky v0bes
adresovlny budtez M v. Bartos,
p. o. Lowry, Minn.
"a HIavnf Ufadovnu se pile:
Jos: E. Sokol. dtetnfk'
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1900-11-14
Skuner Sc potopil.

Boufe ma pobfezf atlantickem
minuule soboty fadicf stroskotala
tez trojstezni skinner Martas
Vineyard ma pobfezf massachusetts
skem. Kapitan lodi, jeho svakro-
va dcerou a til lodnfci pfi tom
utonuli, 4 dalsi lodniky pax "a
chranil parnik tudy do Bostonu
jedoucf.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1900-11-14
Pisemnictyf

| Menace koaSk<, zverolekafsky
spis ceny pro farmera pro kaz-
deho, kdo kone ma, nevsed-
nj, Jest nkonten We zvlAstni
knihu svazan. Je to dilo ceny
trvale pro kazdeho velmi uzitec-
ne, kdo kons chova, nemz lie
nalezti poucenf pro vsecky pf}pa-
dy nemoci kofskych. Cena knihy
p9knG svazane 6bnAsf Sz, avsak
tastka ia je nepatrna Il porovnani
Sc sluzbami, jichz psstiteldm Eoni
a rolnfknm pfinesti mnze. Teprve
kdyz kdh Sc roznemdze shaneti
zveroiekafe a'lrady, byva zhusta
pozde proto by Sc mel kazdy
knihou tou zaopatfiti Gas, ably
j mel po ruce, al by j vskutku
potfeboval. Mimo to obsahuje
kniha navody, kterak Ice nemocem
kohskym pfedejfti potfebna zvf-
fata ona pfi zdravi sile zacho-
vati, kterak mimi zachazeti, ably
Sc zdarne vyvinula a uziteenymi
Sc stala. Kniha 0 Nemocech koii-
skych vysla po sesitech v Narodni
tiskarne v Omaze a nynf tvofi
celek o 4S6 stranach cetnymi
vyobrazenimi, ktere dflo to cini
velice srozumitelnym, k cemuz
pfidAn jest obsah, die nejz kazdy
vse potfebne rychie naiezti mdze.
Knihu obiednati lie pod adresou
Mar. tiskarny 5oo -5I1 So. 12th
Str. Omaha, Nebr.
Negf sasspis eesky, ae dosud
nevime, jakeho razu jmena, hodla
yydGya.i pan Ant. Motyska kdes;
v Kansasu. Byl nam dodan dopis
re zdejsi posty, adresovany post
mistru, ma jehoz adrese je zadost,
ably byl dodan nekteremu Cechu v
miste onom. Zdejsi postmistr
zaslal dopis nam a nej Sc dovi-
dame, ze pan Motytka hodla wy
dzvati vzdelavztelny casopis a
zada o zaslani adres tech rodAkd,
kteH by jej odebfrati mohli. Tyto
adresy mali byti zaslany do Mar.
ka, Republik Co., Kansas, ma ad-
resu Ant. Motycky. Proto to
oznalnujeme, kdo by p. Motyeko-
vi lsskavost tu prokazati chtel,
ably lnu adresami k vydanf noveho
casopisu napomohl.
(mseAdlek, easopis xabavny. '
Chicsgu jiz sedmy rok vychazejfcf,
pf.stal vychAzeti a odbiratele jeho,
kteH mali pfedplaceno, budou
dostzvati v nzhradu 70 cmuch2lks
Kvety Americke. v poslednfm
elsie IL. sedmeho roeniku loue
Sc vydavatel cmuchGlka, pan E.
Bachman, se svymi odbirately
zvlaste napomfnA ty,jix mu dluxn
zdstali. aby M neho pamatoval
usjakymi t9mi dolary. jez vzdl
ochotne pFijme ' {. ss3 ZAP. ls
al. Chicago.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1900-11-14

: Malarii, choroby jater 4 klou
tenku, vetry, uhdymGnf . bolesti
hlavy, jakoE choroby zaludeSni,
vyIecf jiste Severovy Pilulky pro
jztra- Jist5 a pffjemny proti sfe
pI. Cena 7se,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1900-11-14

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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1900-11-14
Lide uhofeli.

II 1 -
Lide uhofeli.
" Poplar Bluff, Mo-, vypukl
Y noci ma n. list. chef hoteiu
Giffordovu a rozsffil Sc v kratke,
dobe po cele velike dfeyene bu-
dove te. v hotelu Sc nalezalo As
hosti a kdyz rotnf sluha oheii,
spozoroval, nemohl iiz spfcf vice
probuditi, nebot chodby byly Y
jednom plameni. Lide v hornfch
patrech nemohli Sc jinak zachra
niti, nez vyskakanfm 2 oxen, pfi
cemz jen nektefi dopadli stastns
ma zem bez ublizeni, vetsina vsak
jich bylo .szce poraneno. Y po-
kojich nskterych lide uhofeli, ale
mnoholi, nevi se,jen Q 4 je znamo,
ze zahynuli plamenech. Hotel
shofel do zaklad1 a mrtyoly budou
zuhelnatele, tax ze jejich ztotoz-
nsni bude nemozne, kdyz male
zeny budou.
Vlaky rozbity.
v Leavenworth, Kan, vrazila
pfesinovaci lokornotiva do osobnf-
no vlaku, ma postrannfch kolejich
stojiciho a rozbila nEkolik vozn.
Y isdnom ycza Sc naleza!a ko-
tujicf divadeln! spoletnost eerno-
cha, tax zvan5 minNgel, 2 nichz
bylo S povazlive zraneno. Uda-
lost ia Sc stala ma draze Missouri
Pacific a sleinJ Gas ma teze dra-
ze Colorado Sc ptihodilo podob-
ne nestestf Sugar City, IS mil
cd Pueblo, Colo. Otevfenou W.
hybkou vjel osobnf vlak ma po-
stranni kolej a tu vrazil do kabusy,
niz Sc nalezalo nekolik zeleznic-
mich delnfkd. Topic vlaku osobnf-
no nekolik dGlnfkn kabuse Sc
dicich bylo vazne poraneno a
dopraveni do nemocnlce Pueblo.
NaSe namOfnictyi.
Vrchni admiral valecneho lod-
stva Spojenych Statd, Crownin-
shield, pravi We sve vyrocnf zpra-
ve, ze namofnf muzstvo ma lodfch
valetnych jest velice nedostatet-
ne, Lodi stale pfibyva a tu
mnqha ddlezita mista ddstojnickz
museji zdstati neobsazena. Ma
lodich pax jsou lide sluzbou veli-
ce pfetezovani, tax ze Sc stavajf v
brzku sluzby neschopnymi, nebo
opoustejf sluzbu. Ably tomu bylo
odpomozeno, navrhuie vrchnf ad-
miral, ably Sc povolali do Gimme
sluzby nekteff We vysluzbe Sc ma
lezajicf dostojnfci do namofnf
academic ably Sc ptijal dvojnasob-
ny potet mladfkn, tax ably kazdy
kongresnfk j senator mohl odpo-
rueiti diva mladiky do namofnf
akademie ma mfste iednoho. Take
lodniho muzstva Sc malo hlasf ku
sluzbe namofnf. tax lie muscle
byti zfizeno nekolik skolnfch To-
di, ma nichz Sc nyni naleza asi
1000 cvicencn pro sluzbu namof-
nf. Behem roku minuleho uprch-
10 narnofnf sluzby voienske
a45a muzn a Sc jich zemfelo. o
pfijeti do sluzeb ma valeenem
lodstvu Sc hlasilo 4o,854 muz1,
ale tech mohlo byti jen SIa3
pfijato nasledkem spdsobilosti.
q namofnfkd jest 68 procent do
morodych, Io procent cizine
rodiIych, kteff pfijali obcanstvf
americke jen 9 procent je tech,
ktefi v cizine rodilf teprve prchla-
sill Sc obtany americkymi stati.
vojsko Portorika.
Vojensky odbor We Washing
tonu vydal rozkaz, ably Cast vol
ska : Portorika byla do IS. pros.
odvezena a aby vojenskA sprava
ostrova toho pfestala. Ma Porto
riku z0stane pluk domSci, sesta-
vajicf $50 muzo, prapor pechoty
q dve baterie d9Iostfelec.va, KITE
r6zto vojsko bude .oSlflzeno w
chodnfmu vojenskeml se.iteIstyi.
Tim tedy pfestane veskera voien-
sk2 sprlva ostrova, ktery bude
m dale spravovkn vjhradne a.
kony civilnimi.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1900-11-14
zskladajf trust.

KY spOleCuc ou JcuucCu JSuuatciu'
We spoletnosti teto jsou pfadelny
jiznf pol milionem vfeteu ty
chtejf pffzi svou prodavati sever
MIN tovArnam ma tkanivo pffmo,
ably tim usetfeno bylo vyloh OBJ
chodnim cestujfcim a sprostfed-
kovateldm.
New.yorsti anarchiste.
v Germania Assembly Rooms,
We velke to sfni ma new-yorskych
Bowerech, chteli pofadati italstf
anarchiste v sobotu 10. list. veeer
divadelnf pfCdstavenf pod. MAVEN
"clovek bez vlasti''. Vstupne,
s. ct1. "a osobu, melo slouziti ku
podpofe manzelky Bresciho, ktera
ma dvG ditky.. Policie newyorska
vsak divadlo to zakazala pod "a.
minkou, ze 81 nevzali povolenf
divadelni, az Sc v New Yorku hraji
divadla nescfsln}ch sinfch bez
licence. Nekolik policist1 bylo
postaveno pied sin a ii vraceli
obecenstvo vysvetlenfm, ze di-
vadlo davano nebude. Italove
obvihuji policii new-yorskou, ze
tento kousek provedla ma natlak
italskeho konsula Branchiho.
Parnik stroskotal.
Ma pobfezi kanadske provincie
Move Skotsko v zalivu Fundy "a
krute boufe sobotu 10. list. ma
rail parnik Monticello ma skali-
sko. Byl ma ceste ze St. John do
Yarmouthu S tezkym nakladem
zbozi 4 mnoha cestujfcimi, kdyz
Sc strhla prudka boufe. Parnfk
mel kola hnaoi po stranach, ktera
byla silnou touH poskozena, tax
ze byla lod vydana vlnam ma po-
spas. Lod pax narazila ma skali-
sko rozbila Sc ma kusy, vsichni
lide pax zahynuli. len jeden "a
chranny clun $ S osobami vrzen
byl na bfeh lide ii zachraneni,
vsichni ostatnf zahynuli. Parnfk
mel ma palube 28 lodnikd died.
nfkh, nichz Sc jen 3 muzi zena
zachranili. Ma palube bylo ne
kolik cestujicfch, iichz urtity pocet
nenf znam, ale odhaduJe Sc iich
asi II, 2 nichz jen jediny byl "a
chranen. Celkova ztrata ma ii
votech lidskych obnasi nejmene
| 80 osoby. Mnoho mrtvol bylc
sebrano ma pobfezi Sc zachranny.
mi Pasy, DAsna boute yrhla lid
ma skaliska pobfezi takovou silou,
ze Sc zabili. Cele pobfezf posetc
|je bednami troskami rozbitehe
parnfku.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1900-11-14
Mezinofsky priplsv.

Do New Yorku pfibyl Walter
Schield, Glen komise pro prdplav
mezi za!ivem Mexickym a Tichyn,
oceanem. Tento Glen komise Sc
nejdele zdrzel We stfednf Americe,
zabyvaje Sc po II mesic0 zkouma-
MIN krajiuy. kudy ma byti staven
prdplav Nicaraguaisky a prohledl
81 tel proplav Panamsky. DIE
jeho nahledu oba ty projekty mali
sve dobre j zle strznky, avsak
kdyby Sc pfikrocilo K dokoueenf
proplavu Panamskeho. bylo by
dilo spojenf ocean1 diva roxy
dive dokonzno nez stav9nim pro-
plavu Nicaraguaisk<ho. Panam-
sky proplav moxe byti dohotoven
"a tIoo, 600. 600, kdezto Nicara-
guaiskj bude. stlti nejm6ns
100000, 600. NynejH spoleenost
panamskl WAX psoplav nedokoncI
| ami n dIouhou Fadu let, ponsval
Ina nklo penSs po suce,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1900-11-14
Narodnf pranice.

v New Westminsteru, v kanad-
ske provincii Briticka Kolumbie,
Sc stavi nova postovnf budova, k
jejiz stavbe byli pfivedeni kanad-
stf Francouzi Quebecu. Minu.s
soboty odpoledne pfestali delnfci
pracovati vztycili mad budoyu
prapor anglicko-kanadsky pra-
porem francouzskym. Po chvfli
SHAT byl prapor kanadsky a jen
francouzsky Sc tfepetal mad stav-
b,u. Tu Sc shrnmazdil cetny
zastu2 Anglicand a Kanadann
mluvicfch anglickv chtice strh-
nouti vlaiku Francouzskou, svedli
tuhy boj $ Francouzy. SiIna po-
licejnf hlidka prace rozehnala a
zavadny prapor francouzsky stah-
ia. ale napnnti mezi obema stra-
nami tim umfrneno nebylo.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1900-11-14
DxlaIi penize.


Q Colorado Springs dosla zpra-
va, ktera vysvetluje, jak Sc We
Spoj. Statech delaji penfze Jakasi
Gold Stone Mining & Milling Co.
yydaia asi 2 900, 900 akcif do ob9-
hu, kterez mali nyni cenu sotva as
AZ eensn ;edna Ta;emnfk s4se
eiste spoleenosti, c. P. Bentley,
zmizel zatfm z obzoru. Byl jeste
tajemnikem dvou podobnych spo-
lecnosti vsude vydaval akcie o
vsecko pryc kdyz Sc zbavil tech
bezcennych papfrG, ztratil Sc a
nenf no tuto.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1900-11-14
President Mckinley.

Hned druheho dne po volbach,
,. list, Sc vydal pres. Mckinley
IA cestu z domoya sveho do Wash
ingtonn vysel domoys pc rc-
ledui a temef cele mesto Canton
h.,io - ooho.. aku - exdex~x 1
The age-herald., 1900-12-08

Committee to take the matter up and as- certain if some compromise could not be effected whereby the water consumers Of the city could get water at a cheaper rate than they were now paying The report sets out that the committee made a thorough investigation of the subject and had several conferences with representa- lives of the city and of the water works. In It's proposition last summer the water works company offered to adopt the meter system and to furnish water to consumers at a minimum of 50 cents month for a three-room residence, and sl per month for a residence of more than three rooms. A three-room residence would be entitled to 1900 gallons a month and a residence with more than three rooms would be entitled to S300 gallons. The committee recommend ed that the minimum be fixed at 20OO gal Ions for three-room residences and 1000 gal Ions for residences with over three rooms. In each instance the company is to charge 30 cents per thousand gallons for water consumed over the minimum fixed in the contract The company proposed to reduce the rates on fire plugs from $55 to $50 per year; the committee recommends that the rate be reduced to $I5 per year.
 Judge Banks stated that the Water Works Company had placed meters at sev- eral residences to aid the committee in it's work. From the readings of these meters the committee ascertaned that the adop- ton of the meter system would result in a considerable saving to the consumers of water, provided the plumbing was kept in good condition.
 The report of the committee was dis cussed at considerable length. John W. Tomlinson and B. Steiner opposed it and Robert Jemison, Sterling A. Wood and Mir Patten favoring it's adoption.
 The report was adopted together with amendments to the effect that the City Council obtain more favorable contract if possible and that the company be required to furnish good, pure and wholesome wa ter.
 Joseph Beitman introduced a resolution expressing regret that Samuel Ullman had been retired from the Board of Education, which was adopted by unanimous vote, the full text of which appears in another column. /
 John w. Tomlinson stated that while in the east he talked with number of hat makers who desired to remove to the south, and asked the club to take some steps towards bringing them to Birming- ham. The secretary was instructed to cor respond with such persons as MT. Tomlin- son may suggest.
 At 5:2O o'clock the club adjourned.
The age-herald., 1900-12-08
INFERIOR CRIMINAL COURT.
Judge Feagin Disposed of a Heavy
 Docket Yesterday.

Judge Feagin disposed of-<the following cases at his matinee yesterday in the In feror Criminal Court:
 Lloyd Eddie. larceny of babbit metal from Yates & Co, $25. Fred Lewis, Ed Miller and William Dodd all negroes under 16 years of age, larceny of babbit metal from Yates & Co.,. 1925 each.
 Ed Evans, assault with intent to murder Jbhn Berry, bound over to the Grand Jury in the sum of $50 It is alleged he stabbed Berry while in the city prison.
 Win Parnell, larceny of tools, $25.
 Leon Pace, larceny of a bicycle; bound over to the Grand Jury in tha sum of $2OO.
 Cora Underwood, Lulu Underwood Min ne Davis, Ettie Wright, disorderly con duct, aggravated; each $10.
 Lloyd Eddie, carrying concealed weapons, $50
The age-herald., 1900-12-08
RESOLUTIONS
 WERE ADOPTED Literary Societies of High School Regret Loss ofSamueI
 UIlman

The literary societies of the Birmingham High School are up in arms at the failure of the City Council to re-elect President Samuel Ullman to membership on the board of education, and at a joint meeting held in the High School building yesterday afternoon adopted resolutions deploring the fact.
 It is stated that in discussing the ques- tion some very pointed views were eX pressed and that strong sentiment was manifest toward the adoption of a set of resolutions denunciatory of the action of the city fathers, but conservative counsel predominated and the resolutions were modified accordingly and were adopted as follows
 "Whereas, MT. Samuel Ullman was not reelected to the Board of Education, be it Resolved, That the literary societies of the Birmingham High School consider that the school children of Birmingham have sustain the loss of helper who was great factor in making the Birmingham public school system take rank among the best in the country. Be it further
 Resolved, That we express our apprecia- ton of MT. Ullman for his untirng efforts in behalf of the cause of education. Be it also t...-..iI f. v a1 Resolved, That a copy of these resolu- tions be sent to the daily press and in- scribed on the journals of our societies.
 MARY HORN, Chairman,
 MATTE MONROE,
 "CORRINE HOCHSTADTER,
 "Committee from the Clio Society.
 MOSES KOHN Chairman,
 THOMAS GALLIGER,
 ROY HARRISON, "Committee from the Yancey Lyceum League"
The age-herald., 1900-12-08
Painted on a Street Car.

Considerable excitement was created yes- terday afternoon at the corner of Second avenue and Twentieth street, caused by 8 woman who had tainted in a stret car The woman's name could not be learned. though in a lucid moment she stated that she lived at P. H. Smiths in Elyton street. She falnted on a Powderly car going west. evidently on her way home, and was taken off the car at Pearson's switch, West End. and brought to the city on another car. At Nortons drug store she was taken off and put on an ambulance, which took her to Elyton. She was attended by Df. T. M Bar nett.
The age-herald., 1900-12-08
DROWNED IN CUBA.
Son of w. H. Blankenship, Who Was a
 CavaIryman.

w. H. Blankenship, colored. yesterday received letter from Cuba stating that his son, William H. Blankenship, Jr., cor poral in Troop c, Tenth Cavalry, was drowned on Sunday, November IS. He had started with his troop from Manzanilla to Bayamo, and when they reached the Bue river halt was made. Blankenship took his horse into the river for swim and while in the water lost control of the anil nal. He was drowned before assistance could reach him.
 w. H. Blankenship was sergeant in Company H, Third Alabama Regiment, in the war with Spain. His son who was drowned in Cuba was also a member of the same company and joined the Tenth Regi- ment few days after the Third Alabama was mustered out. He was appointed cor poral about three, months ago.
 For a Cold in the Head
 Laxative Bromo-Quinne Tablets.
The age-herald., 1900-12-08
VICTIM OF FOOTPADS.
White Man Found With His Skull
 Crushed h.

A white man giving his name as J. H. Allen was found early yesterday morning at the corner of Avenue B and Sixteenth street, with his skull crushed and other- wise badly bruised and bleeding.
 The man was in a semi-eonscious con- dition and was removed to St. Vincent Hos pital. where he recovered sufficiently to write his name on slip of paper.
 It is supposed that the unfortunate man the victim of footpads who waylaid him in the dark as he was passing that way, or who possibly lured him to the spot for the purpose of robbery.
The age-herald., 1900-12-08
CHURCH CHOrRS
Rehearsng Music for Christmas-The
 Messiah" and Gounod's Mass.

The choirs of the Episcopal and Catholic churches are hard at work rehearsing Christmas music. St. Paul's choir had a Wednesday night and another last night. The next rehearsal will probably take place Sunday night.
 While the First Methodist Church will not have a musical programme for Christ mas day, MT. Guckenberger, with his splen- oidly trained choir will give the Messiah the greater part of 1.-the Sunday before Christmas. Several numbers will be sung at the morning service and the other por- tons at night
The age-herald., 1900-12-08
CHRISTMAS TREE
For Boys at rmatory-Meetng Is
 Called for This Afternoon.

There will be meeting at the residence of Mrs. Kate Rogan this afternoon at 8 o'clock of all women who are interested in arranging Christmas tree for the boys of the reformatory. The leaders of this cause are anxious to make this Christmas a bright and happy one for these fatherless and motherless boys. who are, in way, children of this great and generous com munity.
 All women who are interested in work of this character are cordially invited to be present at this meeting.
The age-herald., 1900-12-08
Buildinu Permits,

Building permits have been issued as follows: To Ed Mann for the construction of three houses costing $200 each at the following points: Alley F and Thirtieth street, Alley and Thirty-first street and Alley F and Thirty-second street. R. Pate to build a one-story frame on Fifteenth av- enue and Nineteenth street, south cost ing $65S
The age-herald., 1900-12-08
Taken Back to Georgia.

Robert White, colored, who was arrested last month by Officers Shirley and Cole, has been taken back to Jones County, Ga, by Deputy Sheriff Etheridge of that county, where it is believed that he is wanted on a charge of murder Deputy Etheridge left $25, the amount offered for the negro's ar rest, on deposit. to be paid in event White proves to be the man wanted
The age-herald., 1900-12-08
AGED WHITE MAN
Taken to Penitentiary to Serve a Long
 Term.

Among a number of prisoners who were being transferred to the penitentiary yes- terday in charge of Special Agent Frank Phillips of the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company was Frank Kimbrough of Fayette County, a white man 55 years of age, who was convicted and sentenced to a term of twenty years on the charge of killing his son-in-law.
The age-herald., 1900-12-08
Opened Headauarters.

Chief Austin of the police department, who is candidate for reelection, has opened headquarters in the Mlner block, corner of Fourth avenue and Twentieth. The three candidates for police commis- sioners who are favorable to his election will have their headquarters in the same place.
The age-herald., 1900-12-08
Taken to Mississippi.

The remains of Charles Grant, who died Wednesday night at the residence of his brother, where taken to Oxford, Miss, for interment. The funeral services were con- ducted by Rev. o. P. Fitzsimons of St. Mary son the Highlands
The age-herald., 1900-12-08
Sullivan Beats Ryan.

Chicago, December 7-Tommy Sullivan of Brooklyn obtained a decision over Billy Ryan of Syracuse tonight at the Illinois Athletic Club after six rounds of slow and uninteresting fighting. Ryan was getting decidedly the worst of it as the fight ended.
The age-herald., 1900-12-08
Marrige Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to W. E. Albertor and Miss Alma Hooper; Lem nie Avera and Miss Ella E. Lamas; D. H. Sims and Mrs. Maggie Ellis
The age-herald., 1900-12-08

ton as read and without discussion the motion prevailed without a dissenting voice.
 May Mean New Ticket.
 The action of the City Council in failing to re-eleet MT. Ullman to membership on the Board of Education at the meeting last Wednesday night is likely to figure in the municipal campaign now opening. It is understood-that a movement will be started within the next day or two to put out a ticket in opposition to the present members of the City Council who are candidates for reelection.
 It Is stated that a number of the friends of MT. Ullman have decided to request him to announce himself as a candidate for al derman from his ward and in so doing they make the argument that he could serve the -efty schools fully as well as member of the Board of Aldermen as If he were on the Board of Education.
The age-herald., 1900-12-08
The Local Cotton Market.

The Birmingham cotton receipts were quite large yesterday, but the price for good middling declined from 915c on Thurs day to 9Ac. The bears will probably contin- ue their work today
The age-herald., 1900-12-08
Knights of Honor.

Demaree Lodge s9i5 Knights of Honor, will hold it's regular meeting and election of officers next Monday night. All members are requested to be present.
The age-herald., 1900-12-08
THE GIT
Bank Clearinus

Yesterdays bank clearings were $16O,- 603.60.