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The evening times., 1900-03-06
TEE RAPID TRANSIT RAID.
One OF the Alleged stock Conspira
tors JnderArreSt.

One OF the Alleged stock GOnspira-
tors JnderArreSt.
PHILADELPHIA. March 6--AIfred Cos
lin. alias e. B. Williams. was arrested in
this city last night by Detectives Donaughy
and McKenty charged with being a fugi-
tive from New York. where an indictment
was found against him for couspir-
acy in connection with the defamatory
stories published on the New York Stock
Market concerning the Brooklyn Rapid
Transit Railroad, which caused a depTes-
sion in the stock. GosIu had little money
with him when placed in custody. not
withstanding that he is alleged 70 have
realized q quarter Of million dollars out
OF the stories he circulated
Goslin has been at a south Broad Street
hotel for several days. When he came
here he wore a beard but shortly after
mis- arrival he had il shaved OF. He also
discarded mis- diamonds and became a
guest OF the hotel without registering his
name. The detectives were not sure Of
their man. and Detective MCkenty ad-
dressed him by a fictitious cognomen.
GOslin fell into the trap and said. My
name is not Thompson"
We'll. what is yOug name?" the de-
tective asked.
My name is Goslin," was the ready re-
ply. Then he realized he had made a
mistake and attempted TO walk away.
When taken to the city hall he asked what
the charge was. On being told that it was
conspiracy, he said:
"Oh, that is only a misdemeanor: /
will send out for bail"
He was told that bail would not be
taken for fugitive. and Of the finding
OF the special grand jury in New York.
He said he knew of the action of the
grand jury. but did not think the Phila-
delphia police would know Of il so soon.
There were others in the city few days
ago who we're connected with Gcslin in
the conspiracy. but when the police looked
for them they had gone.
The evening times., 1900-03-06
CAPTURE OF A BURGLAR.
Located in DnnvIIIe After Long
Chuse.

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, March 6.-Har-
vey williams. charged with burglary, who
walked out of the stationhouse about two
months ago. and for whom the police have
searched without success, has been arrest
ed in Danville, and the chief Of police of
Aat city is holding him for the local au-
thorlties. Chief Harwood received a tel
egram yesterday stating that Harvey Will
liams was under arrest. Williams was
arrested as he was leaving the book store
of J. r. Morton.
A young man saw him sneaking in the
back way. and when the intruder, sus-
pecting Identification, tried TO escape, the
other man gave chase, knocked him down,
and held him until the arrival OF the po-
lice. williams confessed to Chief Har-
wood He has been in the penltentiary
and Il he is sent there again FIVE years
Will be added to his penalty.
The evening times., 1900-03-06
THREE SUNS SEEN.
4 Strange Phenomenon Witnessed in
AIbcmnrIc County. VH.

AlbcmnTic County. NH.
KEENE. va. March &c. G. Lind Of
this town reports a strange occurrence. He
says. Il have made a hasty sketch OF a
phenomenon witnessed by myself Rev ".
r. Laird Mrs Laird. two brothers one
sister. and the family servants on sun
day morning al o'clock
The sky was slightly overcast In tho
cast the san shore brightly. On either
side al the comparative distances shown
in my sketch were two suns-fainteT in
tone. but quite distinct Above these with
a centre cutting the centre OF the true sun
was a distinct rainbow. above this an
other. and 20 the right two rainbOws.
whose ares met at a tangent inclined as
YOU see on sketch. The rays Of these twU
az were continued in feathery lines to-
ward the horizon till lost in the cloudy az
moSphere- The display was first noticed
by the colored boy of the house. who came
IN TO notify -. 2'ld il continued FOR more
than half an hour. when the sun dissipated
the clouds and the phenomenon vanished" "
The evening times., 1900-03-06
Fnund Dead In Bed.

George Sturdy, seventy years OF age.
for the past eleven years an inmate OF
the Soldiers Home, was found dead in bed
in the house Of James Kelly. 705 Marshall
Street northwest, yesterday afternoon
about o'clock. Coroner Carr was
notified by the police OF the Eighth
precinct. He viewed the remains this
morning and gave a certificate OF death
from natural causes. The dead soldier
was born in Dublin, Ireland, and had a
record Of twenty consecutive years in the
regular service.
The evening times., 1900-03-06
TROUBLE AT RUTGERS.
students Threaten Boycott to Save
n Professor.


JERSEY CITY, y. J.. March 6-The
students Of Rutgers College threaten to
boycott the Institution at the future COM
mencements If the board OF trustees al
their meeting in New Brunswick today re-
fuse to retain Edgar S. Shumway as pro-
fessor OF Latin literature.
Prof Shumway was asked to resign by
President Scott because the two did not
agree in a discussion over a resolution be-
fore the faculty as to the transfer of some
of the duties OF the English professor to
four Of the other professors. of whom one
was Prof. Shumway. He opposed the pass
age Of the resolution on the ground that
though he was perfectly willing he was
not qualified for the work.
The alumni took the matter up, and
nearly 200 graduates have petitiOned the
boarE Of trustees to retain the professor
for the best interests OF the college.
The evening times., 1900-03-06
CARVED WITH A RA-OR.
a COIOrcd Mnn and Woman Dam
EcrOusIy Wounded.


NEWPORT NEWS, Va, March 6.-As
result Of one Of the most serious cutting
ARRAYS in Hampton's history, Julia Robin
son and James II. Davis, both colored. are
lying at their homes dangerously wounded
The crime was committed shortly after
o'clock Sunday night. and the wOman's
husband James H. Robinson. is alleged to
have been the perpetratOr- Inhdelity on
the part Of the wife is said TO be the cause
OF the trouble.
Davis went to Robnson's house. and in
company with the woman started TO take
walk. They had only gone a short dis
tance before they met Robinson. who.
without saying q word. whipped out a ra-
zor and proceeded 10 carve up the couple.
Robinson made his escape and has not
/ been appTchended- lie has been employed
as fireman on the steamer Hampton Roads.
and is considered a quiet and respectable
CClOred man.
The evening times., 1900-03-06
A SURE CURE FOR GROUP.
Twenty-Five Years Constant Use
without n Failure.

The first indication OF Group is hoarse-
ness, and in a child subject to that dis
ease il may be taken as a sure sign OF
the approach Of an attack. Following this
hoarseness is a peculiar rough cough II
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is given as
soon as She child becomes hoarse, - even
after the croupy cough appears. it will
prevent the attack It is used in many
thousand Of homes in this broad lanJ and
never disappoints the anxious mother We
have yet 10 learn of a single instance In
which it has not proved effeotuSI No
other preparation can show such q record
-twenty-fiv years constant uso Fithout
a failure. For sale by Henry Evans.
Wholesale and retail, and all druggls:s.
The evening times., 1900-03-06
DIED.

BRADY-At Providence Hospital NHCIiAEL
J. BRADY.
Buried from Harvcy's Undertaking Est1h.is'l-
mcnt Pa ave. bet Sth and 10Th SIS. NV, WedHcS-
day. Feb. = az p N. lLcn
POWERS-Funeral services over the remains ct
the late r. NJ (EDDI) POWERS, formerly ot
COMPANY d. Sixth Minnesota Volunteer Infantry.
viii take place al Lees undertaking rooms, 81
Pennsylvania Avenue northwest. on Thursday,
March s. at . q. m. Interment at Arlington
Cemetery c. A. r. comrades invited
Ninnespolis papers please notice. mh6-Ss
The evening times., 1900-03-06
Robbed the Contribution Box.

The Rev Dr. Harding. pastor OF St.
Paul's Episcopal Church, Tweuty-third
Street northwest. complained TO the police
last night that thieves broke open and
robbed the contribution box at the church
during Sunday last. An investigation IS
being made.
The evening times., 1900-03-06
AN UNCONDITIONAL PARDON.
A Life Prisoner Set Free by West
YirginIa's Governor.


Eirginin's Governor.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. March Gov
ernor Atkinson yesterday issued an un
conditional pardon 20 Henry B. Christie,
Of Ohio county, who was convicted BY the
Circuit Court OF that county in 1SSS OF
murder and was given a life sentence in
the peniteutiary. Christie was paroled
two years ago and has since been iu busi-
ness In Wheeling. He. with another man
was charged with shooting down a police
man one night twelve years ago They
were arrested az Newark. Ohio. and brought
back 60 this Stale, and, as prejudice was
so strong against them, they we're con
gieted
The men proved that they were hobo
ing" in Cumberland Md. on the night OF
the murder Both were strangers TO each
other and never met until arrested IN
Newark. They were parOlad az the same
time two years ago.
The evening times., 1900-03-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.
a CARD OF THANKS.

We, the ladies Of Burnside Women's Re
lief Corps. No. l. Of this city. auxiliary TO
Burnside Post Grand Army Of the Repub-
lie. wish 10 thank the many business mer-
chants who have so kindly and generously
contributed their advertisements 10 our
souvenir, the Spanish-American War Al
mauac for 1890. We wish that the ads.
placed in this little book may bring all
many business returns during the year OF
1900. and the greatest Of success for Ous
century
MRS. EMMA L. NEWTON.
President.
MRS. u. r SPRAGUE.
Past President and Dept President
CHRISTINE CARROTHERS,
Il Secretary
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF the Columbia Railway
Company for the election Of directors 20
serve for the ensuing year and the trans
action Of such other business rs may come
before said meeting viii be held al the
Office Of the company. s02 F Street north
west Washington. ID. c. TUESDAY
MARCH l3. 1900, between the hours OF I
and p. m
JAS. 3. LACEEY. Secretary.
mhf 1913
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MasOn'S Health Defenders.

Yellow Tablets cure lt>ftp-.I-
Brown Tablet. cure Constipation
Red Tablets cure Coughs and Colds.
White Tablets gUre S.rr Throat and THrsiii-5s.
Free from taIcuoi A'ua-. and Opium
90 Tablets Zoe, large sze- Z5c and 5lc.
Nason's Cream of olives Ointment.
- cents.
S1f- and sure remedy for Piles
Cores Ca.aurh Asthma Group, Colds. and a.,
Inflammation of mucous membrane and skin
Endorsed and for sale hy an prominent drug
=ly-s or mailed free for price by u. T. Mason
Chemical Co.. 5l5 Arch ST. P-iladelphia, Pa
sod and crd0r-td i1 Washington by
HENRY EVANS. s2S + -. NV
EDWARD STEVENS. eth and Pa. ave.
NACKALL BROS. cor. 9th and n sts- ne
T. : LEADBEATER g. SONS. Alexandra, Va
ACKER & AFFLICK. 1929 Pa ave
FEIIN A. VAN REJTI. -G-h and X sta Nv
CHARLES SCHERER 53d and y SITS. NV
: j. r. ~ Ellis. cor .J-L and Ut ~ts. NV.
r A. VEITCH. cor. 20th and VI sts. NV.
WHIrESIDE & WALTON. 1921 Pa ave. NV
G. q. c. SIMWS. cor. 18Th ST. and y. y. ave.
FDWIN YARNOLD. lZ22 c ST. sw
EENNER'S PHARMACY, 18th and Q Sts. nv.
W C. DJCKETT. Penn ave and 22d s. NV
J. ". MCDONALD, coy y Y Av. s. n Cap ST..
WAKEFIELD & HALL. Alexandria. Va.
BURY'S PHARMACY, AuaC0-ti1-
T. Z CISSEI. 10th 81 & y. Y ave
The evening times., 1900-03-06
VOTING IN TIE DISTRICT
BallOiing for Delegates to the Re-
publican Convention.

Scenes Mt the Polling PInces-DamD
weather Produces Dispiriting
Efgcrt-CInimS of the Candidates.
Methods Employed by Workers.
The Results TO he known Tonight.
The evening times., 1900-03-06
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Al
druggists refund the money il It fails to cure
i. W. Groves signature is on each box. 25e.
The evening times., 1900-03-06
MRS. EMMA L. NEWTON.

MRS. u. r SPRAGUE.
Past President and Dept President.
CHRISTINE CARROTHERS.
The age-herald., 1900-12-30
NAVAL RESERVE.
Plans to Be Prepared By Dewey, Crow
 inshieId and Evans.

Washington, December 29.-A bill will be introduced in Congress for the formation of @ naval reserve based upon plans pre- pared by board composed of Admiral Dewey, Rear Admiral Crowinshield and Captain Evans. The features of the bill are the limitation of the reserve force to a total of 10000 men. the officers not. to exceed 600 in number, made up of ensigns, lieutenants, Junior grade and Lieutenants at $200 per year for the first grade, $50 for the secsond and $100 for ensigns. Enlisted men are lim- ited to $50 per year, and are to be provided with two uniforms and a sleeping outfit. Not less than thirty days service each year on a naval vessel is required. Naval re- serse officers are to be borne upon the navel register the officers and men are ex- empted from jury and military duty, are entitled to hospital treatment Pensions and admission to the soldiers Home on the same terms as regard sailors. An appropri- ation of $1O0O0O is proposed.
The age-herald., 1900-12-30
CHICAGO MAN
Much Impressed With Birmingham.
 May Locate Here.

John A. McCallum of Chicago was iu the city yesterday on his way to Palm Beach, Fla, whither he goes to take charge of the Royal Poincian Hotel for the winter season. While in the city MT. McCallum was the guest of Passen- ger Agent L. B. McKitterick of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, who showed him around the city. He was much pleased with the conditions he was able to observe here and spoke quite highly of the city. Before leav- ing for Florida he stated that he would stop while on his way back to Chicago tin the spring and see if he could not make arrangements to establish hotel land theatre in Birmingham for another season. His idea is to open theatre land play only popular price companies. Out to engage only such companies as would please the public. In his own words, the shows he would put on would be "equal to any that can be seen in similar houses, in Chicago or other large northern cities"
The age-herald., 1900-12-30
Exposition of chiIdrens' Work.

New York, December 29.-The first meet ing of the executive committee of the expo sition of Children's Work to be held in this city February IS to 2S inclusive. 1901 was held today. Among the exhibits were a portfolio of the various drawings and de- signs submitted by the Board of Education of Colorado Springs, Col. Another group came from the School for the Blind, Nash vile, Tenn. A third comes rom the North ern Normal School, Flagstaff, Ariz. Among other places from which exhibits have been received are Cienfuegos, Cuba, New Orleans, La, Oklahoma and Charleston, g c
The age-herald., 1900-12-30
RICHARDSON CASE.
Widow of the Millionaire Was Not Ex-
 amined Yesterday.

St. Joseph Mo-, December 29.-Mrs. Rich ardson, widow of the millionaire merchant who was killed in his home in Savannah, Mo, Christmas Eve, did not take the stand today. She remained at her home under the care of her physician. Not even officers of the law were permitted to enter the prem ises for an investigation of the woman's condition. It now looks very much as if she will not reveal what she saw on the night of the tragedy at least before the coro- ner's jury. officers have investigatedakkt ney's jury. The mystery of the killing deep ems as the evidence is presented. Officers have investigated Goldie Whitehead's con- nection with the case and say they believe she was not in Savannah on Christmas Eve
The age-herald., 1900-12-30
E. W, RROMBERG
 SUCCESSOR TO THE E. CHUCK JEWELRY STORE BIRMINGHAM, ALA.
ANNOUNCEMENT CARD

undersigned respectfully the citizens of Birmingham and the of JEWELRY will the business HIGH STANDARD of which characterized of GLUcS diligently continuance the confidence which made MT Guks business striking ThesTERRLNG REPUTATION DEALINGS PRICES, will NEW MANAGE MENT OLD and NEW PATRONS NEW STOCK of JEWELRY DIAMONDS, WATCHES sVERWARE CUT CLASS ERICA Birmingham will satisfy not only COMPLETE EWELRY STORE, but will also of s4EWELRY, WATCHES VARIETY of OF the SOUTH G. CUMNGS associated
  ments of and NEW MANAGEMENT
 
 Mrs p. Veryr with the O. zADEk JEWELRY COMPANY, MOBILE, ALA Birmingham Ala, Dec 29, 1900.
The age-herald., 1900-12-30
MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.
Whole Family EnveIoped By a Prairie
 Fire and Escaped.

Guthrie, o. T., December 29.-A week ago Gottlieb Stacker and family, consisting of a wife and half grown daughter, married daughter and her husband and babe, left Saltwater, O. T., in wagons to settle on a claim in Roger Mills County, near the Texas line. They arrived at their destina- ton Christmas day and at once put up tents for temporary residence. When all were asleep prairie fire swept before a forty-mile an hour gale enveloped them be- for they knew 1t and destroyed their prop erty, escaping miraculously from almost certain death. Two of the family will prob- ably die.
The age-herald., 1900-12-30
NATIONAL WOMAN"
Daughters of the American Revolution
 Adopt Resolutions.

Washington, December 29.-At meeting in this city of the Daughters of the Amer dcan revolution, representing different sec tions of the country resolutions were adopted declaring it "wise to adhere to the established precedent of selecting what has been termed national woman for Presi- dent general of the national Society of the D. A. R.
 In accordance with that idea, Mrs. Cor nelia Cole Fairbanks, wife of Senator Fair banks of Indiana, was suggested. A com mittee waited upon Mrs. Fairbanks, and at their solicitation she consented to permit.
The age-herald., 1900-12-30
A Trifle Mixed.
From the Detroit Free Press.

From the Detroit Free Press.
 As old Deacon Dingsley was nearing his residence on John R. street yesterday for his noontide luncheon an automobile rush. ed past, and as he entered his front door way he inquired of his wife: Did you see that auto-auto-auto New Orleans just now?'
 'No," she replied. laughing hysterically. "I did not see any auto-New Orleans, but did see an automobile go by.''
 ''Wen, now" said he, "I'd like to know what you're laughing at. knew them pes- ky things were named after one of our Southern cities, and New Orleans isn't such a great distance from Mobile, so I wasn't far out of the way anyhow"
 Then they sat down and in silence munch- ed the midday meal from bean consomme to coffee and confections.
The age-herald., 1900-12-30
The Residents Present.

London, December 29.-The Board of Trade has received through the Foreign Dee a gold watch and chain and a binocular, awarded respectively to the master and second officer of the steamship Common wealth by President Mckinley in recogni- ton of the saving of the crew of the Amer ican schooner Leading Breeze, who were taken off their vessel October F a few miles from Boston, when the Leading Breeze was in a sinking condition.
The age-herald., 1900-12-30
China Will Accept.

Shanghai, December 29.-Chinese papers here state that the court has decided to ac- cept the conditions of the powers and their report is gaining creduence. but nothing has yet been officially announced. It is asserted that the Emperor has ordered the immedi- ate decapitation of Yu Hsien, former Gov ernor of Shan Si who was previously de- graded and banished
The age-herald., 1900-12-30
Taken by Surprise.

From the Chicago Tribune.
 'sThat cousin of yours Is from Chicago. isn't he?" asked the village postmaster.
 "Yes," replied Farmer Haycraft How'd ye know?'
 When he was in here yesterday, and asked If there was any mail for the Hay crafts, told him no. And 0 second later. when he was turning away. I said hold up -tiaere is one letter for them noticed that when I said hold up he threw up his hands quicker'n lightning"
The age-herald., 1900-12-30


 Miss Helen Ehrman of Briarfleld is the guest of Mrs. Charles Whelan, Jr., for few days
 Metropolitan Hotel-Frank Mclean, Hope Hull; J. M. Grim, Anniston; Harry Dill, Blocton; John A. Gravbee. Jasper; T. E. Greene, Superior, Wis; G. Shackelford, Montgomery; John Harman, Chicago; T. r. Taylor, Oscar James, city; John A. Noone, Chicago; James Jones, Leeds; P. F. Fin nen, Blocton; M. D. Peacock DemopoIis; R. M. Blake, Blocton; F. M. Abbott, Selma; J. F. Jones, Blocton; J. T. Evans, Coal burg; R. B. Oliver, Mississippi; c. B. Por- ter, New York; w. Barris, Ashville; J. B. Stovall, Eden, Ala; w. G. Delashaw, Mo- dena; R. c. Middleton, city; E. A. Cohn, Cincinnati; Joe s. Burgin and wife, St. Louis; V. c. Davis Jasper; M. B. Wilk, Detroit; Henry Williams, Chicago; J. B. Thomas, New York; c. D. Kennedy, New York; J. c. Brown and wife, Montgomery; Paul Cain. Collinsville? L.. L. Richardson, Richardson, La; Ed Curtin and wife, Chi Atlanta; A. c. Ryan and wife, Cleveland. O.; J. D. Moore, city; A. Mckenzie and wife, Cincinnati; J. M. Glass, Ashevfile, N. C.; E. w. Booker, Spring Garden; W. H. Blake, Wetumpka; D. s. Middleton and wife, Rising Pawn, Ga.; Mrs. R. s. Gar nett, Hot Springs; Mrs R. G. Baykin. city; w. H. Garnett, St. Louis; E. Willenk and wife, city; M. W. Leonard and wife, Cedar vile, Ala; c. W. Reynolds and wife, Dem yer, Col; N. w. Barris, Asheville, N. C.; J. Fl. Leonard, Bessemer; H. A. Adams, Mon- tevaIlo; R. Wood, Philadelphia; L. A Bald win, city; John P. Hall, Meridien, Conn. 1: D. W. Vaughan, Hefin; W. B. Radford, Atlanta; A. 2. Murry. Mobile; R. L. Will
The age-herald., 1900-12-30
Not Consistent

From the Cleveland Plain Dealer "Grigsby took his Boston terrier over and had him vaccinated the other day"
 Did he have himself vaccinated. too?"
 'No; he doesn't believe in 1t. But he said he wouldn't take any chances with the dog"
The age-herald., 1900-12-30
Too lndulqent.

Philadelphia Record.
 Wife-I don't see why you sheer at MT. Goodhart because he's so shabby. Clothes don't make the man, you know.
 Husband-No. but his wife's clothes often break a man. sheer at Goodhart because he's fool enough to be that sort of a man.
The age-herald., 1900-12-30
Lucky RinuIes.

From the Columbus (o.) State Journal ''Bingles is a lucky man. His time goes right on whether he is waking or sleeping, sick or we'll"
 What Is Bingles' business?"
 ''Watchmaker."
The age-herald., 1900-12-30
oF65EEcE oF65EEcE F. GLUCK
 ManpffStnfins sna Tssnit JEWELER 107 N. TWENTIETH STREET.

Birmingham, Ala, 1900. respectfully invite the attention the public the foregoing notice STOCK of JEWELRY voraby known JEWELRY hesitation  BIRMINGHAM vicinity
  of o  andf rema
The age-herald., 1900-12-30
As the Other Fellow Saw 1t,

From the Chicago News.
 Jack-What reason have you for wanting to marry Miss Willing?
 Tom-I love her.
 Jack-Pshaw! That's no reason; that's an excuse.
The age-herald., 1900-12-30
THE WEATHER
WIND WEATHER R FALL
Highest temperature 61; lowest 49; aver
BEN. M. JACOBS,
 8. W eather Bureau.
Forecast for Alabama

Washington, December 29-Forecast for Alabama: Fair Sunday except probable rain on the coast. Monday fair; colder in north ern portion; fresh northerly winds
The age-herald., 1900-12-30
Lord Roberts Sails.

Gibraltar, December 29.-The steamer that carries Lord Roberts arrived here from South Africa yesterday sailed for home to- day.
The age-herald., 1900-12-30

Ike L. Well, formerly of this city. now representing Hrsch Bros. & Co. of Louis- vile, with headquarters in Little Rock, is registered at the Metropolitan.
The age-herald., 1900-12-30

M F. Stanley and wife from Haskie, Tex, passed through the city yesterday en route to Windom Springs, where they will visit relatives.
The age-herald., 1900-12-30

Misses Mary and Katie Kroell, two of Montevallo's most charming young women, are in the city visiting friends.
The age-herald., 1900-12-30

George Kroen of Montevalo is in the city.