The age-herald., 1900-03-26
REGISTRATION OF
 VOTERS TO BEGIN
Books Will be Opened in the
 Several Beats Today
LIST OF THE REGISTRARS
Appointments of Morgan Campaign Committee for the Week-Petition Protesting Against Endorsement
 of Ticket by Laboring Men


 primary election will be opened today in Birmingham, Bessemer, Ensley, Pratt City, Woodlawn and Avondale. Every white voter who expects to cast a ballot in the primary election on April II will be required to register before he car do so. The books will remain open for two weeks. closing on April 6. The registrars will, however, be at the polls on the day of the primary, and all who-a1aye not registered at that time will be given an opportunity to do so.
 Registrars will be stationed at the diff ferent beats as follows:
 Madison, 21-John L. Davis, Riggs mar ket, Twenty-fourth street.
 Cleveland, 21-H B. Abernathy, court house.
 Monroe, 21-J. M. Tuck, Tuck's store.
 Jefferson. 21-T. J. Smith, Smiths store. Pratt City, 29-Tom Dugan, city hall. Bessemer, 33-S H. King, Bessemer.
 Avondale. 34-J. P. Spencer, Avondale. 'Woodlawn, 34-A. B. Parkes, Woodlawn. North Highlands, 37-John McAllister, SeIfs store.
 Jackson, 37-E. Gusfield, Shepperds store. Davis, 37-lMike Brennan, Adams drug store.
 South Highlands, 37-Herbert Reynolds, Reynolds store.
 Hill, 37-Jehn Shields, Shields store. Wylam, 45--Frank Fournier, Wylam. Ensley, 45-John Going, Ensley.
 Senatorial Campaign
 The Morgan campaign committee has an- nounced appointments for public speakings for this week at the following places: In Jefferson county, three speeches by Captain Frank S. White, the places to be named today. The dates are Tuesday, Thursday and Friday.
 Dadeville, Tallapoosa county, Monday, s. L. Weaver
 Thurman, Wilcox county, Monday. Il a. m.. Sydney J. Bowie
 Snow Hill. Wilcox county, Monday night. Sydney J. Bowie.
 Camden, Wilcox county, Tuesday, Sydney J. Bowie.
 Pine Hill, Wilcox county, Wednesday,, Sydney J. Bowie.
 Monroe county, Tuesday and Wednesday. J. Thomas Heflin. MT. He1in will have joint debates with Hon. F. M. Robinson. of Mobile, the latter speaking in the interest of Governor Johnston's candidacy.
 Culman, Cullman county, Monday Earle Pettus. Governor Johnston will speak at Cullman at Il o'clock tomorrow and Mir. Pettus as o'clock tomorrow night.
 wetumpka, Elmore county, Friday. Joseph B. Graham
 Electric, Elmore county. Saturday morn- ing, Joseph B. Graham.
 Tanassee, Elmore county, Saturday night, Joseph B. Graham.
 Blocton Bibb county Saturday, Captain Frank S. White.
 L;sboring Men Object
 The following petition is being circulated among the la'ooring men of the district. and is receiving number of signatures:
 "Whereas It has come to the notice of labor union men of Birmingham and yicin- fty that the Railroad Mems Political club and the Working men s Political union have endorsed certain candidates, we, as indi- vidual members of the Trades Council and local unions of this district, think we have a voice in the matter and cannot agree to the above endorsement; and further re- serve the right as individuals to vote for whom we please"
 Among the signers are: Harry Marlxey, A. B. Cassidy, w. P. Young, J. M Moss, Joe Gattman. b. Benson, F. Garris, H. K. Keevil, Frank Tomons, W. c. Grimes, c. c. Tothman, John Watts, Michael F. Bou- cher, Aaron Smith, L. C. Graf, Ensley, w. T. Gould, Thomas Pedson, Will Galley, A. L. Casmin, J. E. Allison, w. b. Hoskin, OFBrien Dennis, Alex Lemon, Jack Evans, w. c. Damron, R. M. Ross J. w. Ellison, F. c. Pratt, T. G. Cox, z. T. Hurd, P. c. Duffy G. H. Smith, Joseph H. Bahlman, Jesse Wells, Joe Trlthman, James Bridge worth, S. M. Lively, C. P. Toumans, Ike Troutman, W. G. Grimes. t''