The age-herald., 1900-06-10
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Astrologer Raphaels prophecies for this l day. Sunday, June 10, 1900:
 "Very unfortunate except in the evening
 Beware of law, quarrelng, and of giving offense; thou art threatened with accident; in thy business thou wilt have a trying and harassing year, with many misfor- tunes."
 "The young will court"
 "A child born on this day will have very bad and unruly temper and be most difficult to manage; it's success in life will be very small"
 1 This day is Trinity Sunday, so called be- cause of the feast of the church cefebated on this day in honor of the Holy Trinity. The cruelty of some person has caused l grief to some honest souls who labor in this newspaper establishment Apparently some creature in human form, whose hand an innocent and harmless dog had kissed, gave the gentle dog poisoned food in return for the friendly greeting. The dog lay for many hours in pitiful suffering, almost dy- ing, but loving hands nursed the sufferer away from it's dumb agony; and there is now hope that it will live, maybe until some other man, whose heaven-erected face the smiles of love adorn,' shall poison the poor brute when it kisses his hand in friendly greeting. It were better to be the poisoned than the poisoner Tramp" the dog which has been made so cruelty to suffer because it was gentle that it kissed a strangers hand belongs to all of us and is loved by all who toll here through the night that We may give pleasure to others in the morn- ing. Tramp is very dear to- every man amongst us, for Tramp has more gentle ness and more virtues than many million of men who have troubled this poor earth as it's pale history has run. Tramp" has travelled much for one so young; been to Florida, Porto Rico, New York, elsewhither; but this is "Tramp's' home, up here on the top floor of The Age-Heralds house. Since the weather has added its heat to the heat of the many lights and the linotype ma chimes, Tramp has rested of nights at the door of the building in the street. Some where near there some noble human being gave the helpless, innocent, loving dog food that was poisoned!
 Captain W. c. Ward of Birmingham will deliver an address during the closing ex- ercises of the State University at Tusca- loosa. His subject will be "The Making of the State," and he will speak in Clark hall the 18th of June Captain Ward is happy in the selection of his theme and none amongst this people is better fitted to discuss it with wisdom. He has been al- ways a close student, and through a long and honored life he has had much to do with public affairs. His words will be the words of a father of his people, and
 
 Rev. Father Savage of Montgomery is in Birmingham, having come hither yesterday to attend a friend and former oarshoner who is dangerously ill. Father Savage is one of the ablest and most zealous of priests, and is one of the best of all good men. For many years he has been in charge of St. Peters at Montgomery, one of the largest and most prosperous churches in the state, and he is greatly beloved by the people of that city and dis trict He is man of deep learning and strong oratorical power. Father Savage was born al Carrgtwohill, four miles from Queenstown, in the county Cork, Ireland, and he is still held in affectionate remem- brance by the people there and in that vicinity. Father Savage will celebrate late Q0:3O mass at St. Pauls church this morn ing. Father O'Reilly has been confined to his house i'll with a malarlal attack for a week. and is still unable to leave his bed room; though he is greatly improved and is now strong enough to sit up.
 
 Many Birmingham lawyers purpose at tending the meeting of the Alabama State Bar association at Montgomery next Fri day and Saturday. There will be a great barbecue for the lawyers on Saturday.