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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-26
Chicago, Ill, dnia 26-go Lipca 1900 roku.

We czwartek stawili sic przed sedzia
Tuley'em z jednej strony adwokaci Gar
necki, Koralewski jeszoze dw6ch in
nyoh, drugiej strony zas adwokat
Zwiazku Cummings, adwokat Jan Smul-
ski, prezes Zarzadu F. II. Jab}ohski,
sekretarz jen. 7. M. Helihski oraz
ozlonkowie: M. Steczyhski K. Zuraw-
ski.
w d&ugiej petycji, powo1ujac sic
czesto ma .prawo, adwokat Czarnecki
zadal cd sadu zabronienia Zarzadowi
Centralnemu kupna prasy,
poniewaz prawo ME wymaga, ably
koniecznie "a posredniotwem Zgod y
ozaonkowie zawiadamiani byli przy-
padajacych ma mich podatkach, Zg % d a
vice ME jest potrzebna dla organizaoji
ubezpieczeniowej, jaka jest Zwiazel;
Poniewaz prawo zabrania przyjmowa-
mia robot drukarskich;
Poniewaz Sejm Nadzwyczajny zadal,
by ME by}o wolno Zarzadowi Central
nemu wydawa6 wiecej nia $500 bez
sankcji delegatow sejmowych; .
poniewaz zebrani ma sejmie W Grand
Rapids delegaoi ME stanowili quorum a
wieo wogole zachodzi watpliwos6 ozy
obeony Zarzad Centrally jest prawo-
moonym do spe}niania swych ozyn-
nosci (D
poniewaz pomimo tel watpliwosoi
Prawnej Zarzad Centrally zamierza wy
dac $4,000 ma prase drukarska, co sic
sprzeciwia prawu wolf wiekszosci czlon-
kow Zwiazku;
Poniewaz prase zamierza Zarzad kus
pic glownie dla podtrzymania bytu
Dziennika Narodowego ME
dla potrzeb Zwiazku;
Poniewaz niektorzy ozlonkowie Ia.
rzadu Centralnego So takze dyrektorami
W zarzadzie tow. akcyjnego, wydajace-
go Dziennik Narodowy a prezes
Zarzadu Centr. jest jednoozesnie re-
daktorem Dziennika, ioh interesie
wiec ley, ably prasa na kt6rej m6glby
Dziennik bye tanio drukowany, znajdo-
wa}a sic W drukarni Zwiazku;
poniewaz obecnie znajdujaca sic W
Zwiazku prasa najzupeiniej wystarcza
Zwiazkowi;
poniewaz wreszcie, jezeli sad tym
wypadku ME ograniczy dzia}alnosci Ia
rzadu, to W innych wypadkach zsrzad
bedzie mogl dzMia6 wbrew prawu.
Ma powyzszych mniej wiecej punk
tach, Popartyoh kilkunastoma grubymi
tomami ksiag prawnych, groznie wy
gladajaoych, opieraa Czarneoki adwo.
kacka zawzietoscia swe wywody.
Mogioby sic zdawac, ze ME tylko
Prase drukarska ale caly Zwiazek zdruz-
gooze ia ciezka artylerja adwokacka.
Ma szczescie, artylerja walila tylko
g}osnobrzmiacymi wystrzaiami slow.
Adwokat Zwiazku, Cummings, odpo-
wiada} ma ten ryk - dzial, glosem ci-
chym spokoinym, jak celne strza}y
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-26
karabinow bezdymnym prochu.

karabinow bezdymnym prochu.
Ma Podstawie zaprzysieaonych zeznah
czlonk6w Zarzadu presmana drukarri
Zwiazkowej, F. Goreokiego, adwokat
nasz dowiod}, ze prasa obecnie druku-
jaca lgode ME jest wystarczajaca; ze
jest zuzyta tax, IL potrzebuje kosztow-
nej i d1ugiej reparacji, jezeli ma dzia-
}ac prawidlowo;
ze Prasa ia potrzebuje dzisiaj pieciu
dni dziesieciogodzinnyoh, by wybio
$4,000 egzemplarzy Zgody, jake
-wiec bedzie mog}a odpowiedziet swemu
zadaniu, gdy liczba czionkow Zwiazku
zwiekszy sic prawie wd6jnas6b po
pierwszym sierpnia;
ae dzisiaj jua ozionkowie Zwiazku u
skarzaja sic ma pozne rozsylanie organu
Zwiazkowego;
ze wobeo tego Zarzad Centralny mia}
zupelna slusznosc, kupujao prase, kt6ra
moze odbic do 10000 egzemplarzy
pisma takiego jak Zgoda ma godzine;
ze prasa IA ME lima kupiona zosta}a
dlatego, poniewaz wskutek powieksza-
MIA pras drukarkich dziennika Tribune"
zdarzyla sic okazja kupienia "a $1,000
takiej prasy, ktora W innych okolicz-
nosciach kosztowalaby moze diva razy
tyle;
ze cena kupna - wedlug kontraktu
zawartego Tribune" = dopiero wte-
dy zostanie wyp@acona gdy okaze sic,
ze Prasa ia pracuje zupe}nie prawid}o-
wo ku zadowoleniu ekspertow;
ze Przez kupno tel prasy Zwiazek
zaoszczedzi ma czcionkach do 400 dol.
rocznie, poniewaz ma tel prasie ME uzy-
wa sic wprost czcionek ich odlewy;
re zaoszczedzi sic rooznie do 700 dol.
ma papierze, poniewaz papier W rolach,
uzywany do tel prasy, jest tahszy cd
papieru W arkuszaoh;
ze zaoszczedzi sic ma weglach, ponie-
waz parry j pracy mniej bedzie po-
trzeba;
ze wszystkie powyzsze wzgledy nie-
tylko ME zwieksza kosztow, obecnie
przez Zwiazek ponoszonych, ale jeszoze
W przeciagu kilku lat koszt novel pra-
sy zostanie pokryty;
re W konstytuoji Zwiazku, potwier-
dzonej przez wladze stanowe, najwy-
razniej Powiedzianem jest, il oelem
Zwiazku ma bye nietylko wyplata pos
miertnego, ale takze szerzenie oswiaty
ipatrjotyzmu, to spe1nia organ Zwiaz-
ku, ktory przytem zawiera wszelkie
wiadomosci zwiazkowe, wymagane przez
prawo, wobec czego wydawnictwo
zgody jes. potrzebnem najzupelniei
legalnem;
ze jezeli Zwiazek ma jake zyski z
drukarni, przyjmujac roboty drukarskie,
to to jest koniecznem, poniewaz ozlon.
kowie Zwiazku piaca bardzo maly po-
datek ma pZgode", ktory to podatek
zostal jeszcze zmniejszony przez Sejm
Nadzwyczajny = zysk wiec tyoh ro-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-26
O prase drukarska.

Ciekawa sprawa, tyczaca sic nasze-
60 Zwiazku, albo = scislej powie-
dziawszy = zakresu atrybucyj Zarzadu
Centralnego, toczy}a sic ubieglego
czwartku W sadzie wyzszym stanu ILL
nois.
Chodzi}o prase drukarska, kupiona
przez Zarzad Centralny. Krok ten ME
podoba} sic znanemu wielomownosci
swej silnej opozycji ma trzech ostat-
mich sejmach cz1onkowi Zwiazku z
fachu adwokatowi Czarneckiemu oraz
innemu czlonkowi naszej organizacji ].
Rosihskiemu, ktorzy W imieniu swojem
grupy 223 tow. sw. Krzy.a W Chicago,
postanowili sadownie zabroni6 Zarzado.
wi kupna prasy.
Ma posiedzeniu Zarzadu Centralnego,
dnia IA b. m, zjawia sic Czarneoki
rzuca ma biurko kazdego ozlonkow
document, ktory brzmi W przekIadzie
jak nastepuje:
,Do Zwiazku Narodowego Polskiego
W Stanach Zjednoczonych Po}noonej
Ameryki, F. H. yab{ohskiego, Stanis}a-
wa Rokosza, II. M. Helihskiego, NJ.
Majewskiego, Mariana Steczyhskiego,
Kazimierza Zurawskiego, Michala Wle-
klihskiego, Marcina Z61kowskiego Sta
nis}awa Lauferskiego:
,Zawiadamia sic wszystkich razem
kazdego osobna, ze zazadamy W po-
niedzialek, dnia 10 lipca, godz. 10
rano, przed sedzia Smith h'em albo jakim.
kolwiek innym sedzia zasiadajacym W
sadzie powiatowym W Chicago, wyda-
mia zakazu sadowego, powstrzymujace-
go was cd kupna, zaplacenia, albo po-
zwolenia budowy pewnej prasy drukar-
skiej, ktora Zwiazek Narodowy Polslxi
W Stanaoh Zjednoczonoch P6lnocnej A
meryki ma zamiar kupic czy zaplacic "a
mia sumo dwoch tysiecy dolarow oraz
cd wszelkiej innej dzialalnosci, ktoraby
okazala sic potrzebna, stosownie do po-
danej prosby. w powyzszym ozasie
miejscu mozecie sic stawi6, jezeli uzna.
Gle to "a stosowne. John j. Beilman,
VIM. g. Cooke, adwokaci skarzacych."
Dlaczego wiasnie Czarnecki ow do
kument czionkom Zarzadu ma biurka
rzucii ME owl adwokaci skarzacych to
mniejsza. Dose, ze W oznaczonym cza-
sic miejscu stawili sic wyzejwymienie-
nj czlonkowie Zarzadu adwokatem
Zwiqzku, Cummingsem, zazadali odio.
zenia sprawy do czwartku, by przygoto-
wac dane potrzebne do obrony, co tee
uwzgledniono.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-26

ROk 19.

bot idzie ma op}acenie kosztow wydaw-
nictwa ma wydatki niezbedne dla u
trzymania drukarni W dobrym stanie;
ze nova prasa zostala kupiona dla
wydawnictwa z G ody ME dla d ien n
nika Narodowego;
ze wreszcie Zarzad Centralny, kupu-
jao owa prase, nietylko IL ME popelnil
mic przeciwko prawu, ale nawet dziala}
W najlepszej mysli przysiuaenia sic
Zwiazkowi.
Wys1uohawszy stron obu cierpliwie
uwaznie, sedzia Tuley wydal deoyzje,
odmawfajaoa skarzaoym wy.
da MIA zakazu sadowego, gdyz je-
60 zdaniem adwokat Czarneoki przedsta-
VIII tylko sw6j sposob zapatrywania ma
to sPrawe a ME fakta, poniewaz dalej
sedzia ME widzi, aby Zarzad Centralny
ME mial prawa kupowae prasy drukar-
skiej, gdy to uwaza "a potrzebne dla
Zwiazku, bo W takim razie ME mialby
ter prawa kupic zadnego przedmiotu
potrzebnego W biurach zwiazkowych,
tego ME zabrania ami konstytuoia
Zwiazku ami prawo stanowe; ze naiwi-
doczniej Zarzad Centralny dzia2a W do
brej wierze. Przytem sedzia ma wrazenie,
jakoby skarga byia podana przez fakoje,
ktora pragneiaby, aby sad kontrolowal
dzia1alnos6 Zarzadu Centralnego i "a
znaozy}, ze ME widzi MIC zdroznego W
tenn, il drukarnia zwiazkowa przyjmuje
rome roboty dla opaacenia swyoh wy
datkow.
20 sic tyozy zarzutu Czarneokiego,
IL niektorzy czionkowie Zarzadu So dy.
rektorami Dziennika, wieo dzialaja
ma korzysc tego pisma, sedzia Tu-
ley oswiadczyl, IL pomimo przekonania
uczciwosci tych pan6w pomimo ze
Prawo niema MIC przeciwko temu; to
jednak radziiby i'm dla uniknieoia DO
dejrzeh, wycofac sic zarzadu Dzien-
nika.
Wreszoie co do zarzutu jakoby obec
ny Zarzad Zwiazku ME by{ wybra.
ny legalnie ma sejmie W Grand Rapids,
to sedzia uznal siebie "a niekompetent.
nego do rozstrzygniecia tel kwestji
radzii udac sic do prokuratora.
Ma tenn skohczyia sic sprawa prase
drukarska.
Me pomogiy wywody g}osnobrzmia-
oe ami ciezka artylerja ksiag prawnycb,
zamach ma dziaialnosc jawna pozy.
teczna Zarzadu Centralnego rozstrzyg.
ne3a = sprawiedliwosc.
Me chcemy wchodzic W motywy, ia
kie powodowaly adwokatem Czarnec.
kim J. Rosihskim do zadania zakazu
sadowego, Pytamy jednak, czy dziaial.
nose taxa ME otwiers szerokiego poIa
przyPuszczeh wcale niepochlebnych dla
skarzacychP Czy takie wystawianie ma
sztych posadzeh nieuczciwos6. .Zarza.
du jedynej postepowej patrjotyoznei
organizscji polskiej W Ameryoe ME lest
(Cia0 dalszv ma atron;a 1GS =!
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-26
No. 80.

TRkSC: prase drukarsks. Katorg Sacholinie.
-Polacy " Berlinie. = iegludze 1 panovaniu
poak0w na morzu Baltyckiem. Oko Proroka
czyh Hanusz bystry tego przygody. Jubileusz
zwtazku pocztowego. - hemi ojczystei.-Ze swia-
6- Laureat wystawy paryskiej. .-Balon stefowa-
ny.-Droga Tientsinu do Pekinu.-Zjazd Zwi,z-
ku Mtodziezy. = Zpshstwa robotnikow. = Notatki.
Wielkopolski = Pokfosie uroczys stosci krakow
skich. -SprawozdAnie ZarzSdu Muzeum ". p
90 sfychacf w adomoeci zwi,zkowe. Przeglsd
polityczny.-Pod toporem. Nedxnicy. - Kronika
mieiscowA - Poszukiwanis. pedzekowania, po-
kwitowania ogfoazenia-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-26

(Ciag daiszy ma stronie 46S-sj.)
The age-herald., 1900-01-02
BESSEMER

Bessemer. January 1.-Watch night ser vice was held Hast night at the Methodist church from 10 to 12 o'clock. There was a large congregation present and the services were very impressive The Rev. MT. Glenn preached an interesting sermon, after which the Lords supper was administered. MT. Glenn was assisted in the service by the Rev. MT. Read, the pastor, and the Revs. J. A. B. Lovett and West. As the old year passed away the congregation bowed their heads in silent prayer.
 The new year was ushered in by the blowing of whistles, ringing of bells, boom ing of cannon, and the usual pyrotechnics
 The Red Men have been parading the splendor of their regaha. They will have a grand ball tonight at the armory.
 Mrs. John Bowling is reported as being some better today.
 W. FayHart, long associated with W. D. Taylor x Co.,, left today for Marion, Ala. In few days Dr. Hart will leave for west ern Texas, where he expects to locate.
 Messrs. T. R. Fulton, c. B. Willis and W. H. Dennis left yesterday for MT. Fultons home, near Eppes, where they will enjoy a hunt for three or four days.
 MT and Mrs. w. F. West entertained twenty-five relatives and friends at din- ing today.
 Mrs. Charles F. DeBardeleben and child ren are the guests of Dr. and Mrs. Frank Prince.
 Ross M. owen. of owenton. was in town today.
The age-herald., 1900-01-02
PRATT CITY.

Pratt City, January 1.--At the Methodist service with a large attendance.
 At the Catholic church midnight mass was celebrated, numbers of the faithful taking advantage of the occasion to re- ceive Blessed Sacrament.
 At the Presbyterian church yesterday the Rev. Mir. Marston delivered two unusually eloquent sermons respectively at the morning and evening services.
 MT. John Delaney, of Birmingham, spent several days of the past week with his parents in this city.
 W. G. Orme, of the Tennessee company, left last night for Tennessee. where he will be married to Miss Cooper. MT. and Mrs. Orme will return immediately to Pratt City, where they will te at home to their friends at the home of Mrs. Chilean, the aunt of the groom MT. Crme has host of friends here, who wish dlim long life of unalloyed happiness.
 The Tuesday Evening club will meet to- morrow evening at the home of MT. and Mrs. James A. Kirk There will be no literary programme.
 Two houses, on what is known here as the drift track, burnt to the ground this morning between 2 and o'clock. The ori- gin of the fire is not known
 Mrs. Charles H. Frye left today for a ten days visit to her mother in Florence, Ala.
 MT. and Mrs. Vince spent Sunday visiting friends i'll Bessemer
 Messrs. Hickman, of Ensey. and Kill fam, of Palos, were the guests of friends at Pratt City Sunday
 Miss Lucy Hughes, of Tuscaloosa is the charming guest of Me. and Mrs. Job Co., ing Miss Hughes has many friends in Pratt City who gladly welcome her into their midst.
 MT. J B. Aird left yesterday to enjoy several days hunting at Childersburg.
 Miss Vaughan, who has been the guest of Miss Morrow for the past few days, re- turned to her home at North Birmingham today.
 Miss Ida Collins, of Birmingham, visit ed Miss Pon last week.
The age-herald., 1900-01-02
Decision Agalns. Tobacco Company

Richmond, Va, January Limited States Circuit Judge Nathan Golf has rendered an opinion to the effect that if the Southern Bell Telephone and Photographic company, according to the United States supreme court, has no right upon the streets of Richmond, under an act of congress, pass ed in 1866, regarding telegraph lines, it has no right under the laws of Virginia or the ordinances of the city of Richmond to use such streets.
 He will soon issue decree dismssing the bill of the complainant company and dis solving the injunction restraining the city from removing the poles and wires of the Bell company from the streets of Rich mond.
The age-herald., 1900-01-02
N ,tice of stockholders' Meeting

To the Stockholders of the Ensley Land Co. The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Ensley Land company will be held at the office of the company in the city of Birmingham, Ala, Monday, January 8, 1s0o. at room, for the purpose of eecting direc- tors and for the transaction of such other business as may properly come before the meeting.
 at D. m December S1, 1899, and remain closed until a. m.. January 9, 1900
 JAS. R. VAIL, Secretary. Birmingham. Ala, December IS. 1S9s 12-17-to-1-8.
The age-herald., 1900-01-02
NEW DEPARTURE IN
 MEXICAN POLITICS 
A PlebiScit Held on the Question
 ot President.
HEAVY VOTE WAS ROLLED
The Idea is a Novel One, and a Keen Interest Was Shown in tbe Votlng-The American
 Charity Ball

City of Mexico, January IA plebiscit of regarding candidates for the presidency in the term to begin next December, and a heavy vote was cast, the people showing much interest in the matter. The idea of a plebiseite was suggested by the liberal par tvs national committee.
 In this vicinity an immense preponder- ence of the votes favored the candidacy of President Diaz, and it was notable that there was. attempt made to influence voters. In the country towns in the federal district the Indians of voting age appeared at the polling places dressed in holiday at tire, and displayed keen interest in the voting.
 The result of the plebiscfte will be an- nouneed before the meeting of the national convention of the liberal party The idea is a wholly novel one in this country, and marks new departure in Mexican politics There was mo disorder at any of the hun areds of polling places, and a general good feeling prevailed.
 The American colonys charity ball, de- ferred from Thanksgiving Day on account oA oiio NSath oi NiCe-TTeSluent 1ODarl, took place tonight in this city and was a notable affair. Among the invited guests were President Diaz and his wife. The proceeds of the ball go to the American hospital
 Money is easy and business brisk all over the country. Regarding the general out look for the new year, the Mexican Herald says:
 The new year opens prosperously for Mexico, which is out of the influence of the war starm, and even If the big nations get to fighting there will be food to eat. silver to be dug from the mines, textiles to be woven and much profitable work to be done hore. The outlook for the year is a bright one There are many new mills to be built, a great amount of machinery to be installed, and the banking system of the country can be placed where it will aid progressive business movements.
 Never before in the history of Mexico was the money supply SO well CT ga.pl.itzed, Good government is assured throughout 1900, for General Diaz is at the head of af- fairs. and this year he will, in all human probability, be elected for another term of four years to begin with December next The retention of this upright progressive statesman of genius gives a guarantee of tho protection to all industrials and safe guards to all enterprises.
The age-herald., 1900-01-02
YOUNG MAN MADE
 TOTALLY BLIND Negro Uses a Shot Gun With
 Serious Effect. DIFFERENT STORIES TOLD
Four Country Boys Had Started to a Dance When a Difficulty Arose With the Negro-Two Se-
 riously Injured

Athens, January 1.-(Special "A serious shooting affair occurred during Saturday night near this city, in which a shotgun in the hands of burley black negro played havoc with a number of young men.
 Four young country boys out on a lark were going to a country frolic, when they caught up with Anthony Jones. A difficult ty occurred, in which Jones knocked down one of the party with club. The compan- ions of the injured boy made for the negro, who hastened off through the woods to his home, near by, and secured his shotgun, which was loaded with squirrel shot. Jones returned to the scene of action where the difficulty was renewed. and as a result two boys, Walter Gully and John Touchstone, were both shot.
 The load intended for Gully did not do him very much injury, but the other load struck Touchstone full in the face and. aside from the serious wounds inflicted both eyes were entirely shot out and he will remain a blind man the remainder of his life, if he recovers.
 The news quickly reached Athens. and a deputy sheriff hastened to the home of the negro and placed him under arrest.
 The negro claims that the shooting was done in self-defense, he claims that the boys were after him with knives.
 The boys claim that during the first diff ficulty a musical instrument was lost and that after the negro ran off they went in search of the instrument and were thus engaged when he returned and opened fire on them with the above results.
 Touchstone was seriously injured. One eye being entirely gone and the other driven from its socket and was hanging down on his cheek
The age-herald., 1900-01-02
HOLIDAY EXCURSION

Rates Via the Central of Georgia, Rail-
 way
 saSe :. trip yyia fIe central of Georsta railway and, spend Christmas ard New Years with your friends. Tickets on sale December 22, 23, 24 and 25 also December 30 and 31, and January l, 1900, limited to re- turn until January 4, lS900, at rate of one and one-third fare for the round trip Tickets will also be sold under same con- ditions and at same rates December 15 to 2 to students of schools and colleges on pre sentation of certificate signed by superin- tendents, prinicapls or presidents thereof. final limit January 8.
 SOLON JACOBS.
 Commercial Agent, 2015 First Ave : J. c. HALLE, i G. P. A. Savannah. Ga
The age-herald., 1900-01-02
NEW DEVELOPMENTS
 IN CARTER KILLING Friends Charge There Was Con- spiracy to Commit Murder. SHOT ENTERED HIS BACK It is Asserted That Young Garter Was Not Drinking, and Was Standing
 in Hall With His Back Turn
 ed to His Murderer
SHOT ENTERED HIS BACK

Athens January 1.-Cspecial.) )-Sensa tional developments have taken place concerning the death of young Lester Carter, who was killed last week whie attending a party at the home of one Taylor. in Madison county.
 At the time it was reported that Carter became engaged in a difficulty while under the influence of liquor and was shot by an unknown man, who escaped, but an in- vest.gation by the relatives of the murdered man leads them to believe that their kins- man was the victim of conspiracy to put him out of the way.
 It is alleged that Carter was not drink ing but was standing in the hallway be- tween two rooms talking to a Miss Rogers when friend of the young lady walked up to her and told her that she should return to the room, as she was placing herself in a position to be talked about. With that she turned and left Carter, who said he would not go in, and as soon as sne entered the door, against the facing
 
 shot rang out and then another and with the second Carter fell. It is not known whether 1t was the first or second shot shat struck him, as the two shots were fired in such close proximity Carter fell shot in the back by some one either in the opposite room or on the outside He only spoke twice and charged the murder to briee McLemore. Carter's father left his home in this place yesterday for Hunts vile, and he will swear out warrants for tne arrest of Taylor and his son, at whose nome the murder occurred also, for Mc- Lemore, the father of the young lady to whom Carter Was talking, and possibly for the girl.
 It is claimed that the father of tine girl had threatened to kill Garter if he did not quit paying attention to his daughter, and Il is said that the girl knew that the warn- Ing for her to return to the room meant that some one intended to kill Carter
The age-herald., 1900-01-02
-------- Sudden Death from Wbiskey

Charleston, January 1.-During the past week there have been eight sudden deaths of negroes from Iadys Island, in the vicinity elf the Central Phospate works, Beaufort county, tLlis ssate. There are suspicious that the whisky they used was either tempered with or not chemically pure. The eighth man, the mail carrier of the company, died today.
The age-herald., 1900-01-02
McLemors K-arrested

Huntsville. January 1.-(SpeciaL )--Brice McLemore, constable of the Madison Cross Road precinct, was arrested today on warrant charging him with the mur- der of Lester Carter at a dance in w. P. Taylor's mouse at cff fhi la 1setanss .--s
 The Warrant was sworn out by James H. Taylor, of Limestone county, father of the murdered man.. McLemore was arrested on the day of the killing by Sheriff Full gham, but was released by the coroner's jury.
 Developments in the case are watched with intense interest.
The age-herald., 1900-01-02
ConvIcts for Hire

Bids will be received by the board of revenue of Jefferson county until Satur- day, January 6, 1900. for the hire of all persons sentenced to hard labor for the county during the year 1900. Contractor will be required to take all persons sentenc- ed regardless of age, sex or condition, and comply with all laws governing the convict system The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids
 By order of the board of revenue.
 FERGUS w. MCCARTHY, Clerk. f 12-31-7t
The age-herald., 1900-01-02
Starks Assnmes Charge

Nashville, Tenn, January 1-Superintend- ert B. M. Starks today formally assumed charge of the joint terminals of the Louis- vile and Nashville and the Nashville, Chat tanooga and St. Louis roads here. Super irstendent Starks has control of the yards of ooth companies and of the newly created Nashville division his jurisdiction extec1d- ing several miles out from this city on both systems.
The age-herald., 1900-01-02
snow Accom, anied New y.ar

Athens January 1.-(SpeciaL)- new year was ushered in by snow. The morning broke cloudy and snowy but not mucn snow fell, but later in the day faired up, and the snow melted away. The weather has been unusually cold during the past week for this section
The age-herald., 1900-01-02
Poultry show in sl. Louis

St. Louis, Mo-, January 1.-The sixth an- nual poultry and pet stock show of the St. Louis Fanciers association opened this evening in the. exposition coliseum with the largest number of entries on record. Up to noon most of the 1900 chickens and l. 400 pigeons, pleaeants, turkeys, ducks, geese, rabbits and cats entered had been cooced. The show is national in scope, the entries coming from most of the rroml- nent fanciers throughout the country.