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The age-herald., 1901-12-19
RESIGNS AS CASHIER
 OF CONSOLIDATED CO
Frank L. Bivings Purchases Interest In Firm of B. F. Roden &
 Company.

Frank L. Bivings. cashier of the Bir- mingham Railway, Light and Power Company. has resigned, to form a con- nection with B. F. Roden & Co.,. whole sale grocers. He has purchased an inter est in the firm.
 MT. Bivings was formerly with the Bir- mingham Gas Company and joined forces with the railway company when the con solidation was effected. He is widely known, being considered one of the most careful and successful workers in Birm- ingham. His connection with the Gas Company extended through number of years.
 B. r. Roden & Co. is one of the strongest firms in the district. MT. Bivings will assume a prominent position in the management of it's affairs.
The age-herald., 1901-12-19
WINTON AND BEDDING
 IN CONDEMNED CELL
Negro Murderers Prepared for Their Last Day on Earth-Scaf-
 fold Is Erected.

Jim winton and Will Bedding, the ne- groes condemned to die at noon Friday, were yesterday moved to the "condemned mems room" which Is directly over the office of the warden in the county jail
 This is the room which was given to R. D. Coffnan when he was placed in the jail, and he occupied it until yester- day afternoon, when he was turned into the inenr jail with the other prisoners.
 The negroes were taken into the eel lar of, the jail bathed and dressed for their last two days on earth. They were given clean clothes and everything was furnished them that will in any way tighten their last days.
 The scaffold has been erected and the jail yard is being cleaned up before the hanging.
The age-herald., 1901-12-19
Steamship Blown Ashore.

Pensacola, Fla, December 1S.-The own CTS of the steam tug Simpson of this place have been notified that the Simp- son had been blown ashore near the St. Andrews bay entrance and two barges which she had in tow were also blown upon the beach. Fear Is felt for the steamers safety. She left here several days ago, having in tow two lumber-la- den barges. She is commanded by Cap tain Flynn and has regular crew. She is valued at s5OOOo and is the property of E. E. Saunders of this city.
The age-herald., 1901-12-19
LIGHTS AND CARS
 OUT OF BUSINESS
BURSTING OF WATER MAIN LEAD ING TO POWER HOUSE BOILERS CAUSED MACHINERY TO STOP FOR THIRTY MINUTES.

All the incandescent lights and the street railway system were out of busi- ness last night for about thirty rAinutes. The stopping of machinery was caused by the bursting of the main water pipe that supplies the battery of boilers at the power house.
 This occurred between s and o'clock and created considerable inconvenience for a time, but the damage was soon re- paired and everything started moving again.
 The lights went out about the time for the curtain to rise at the Jefferson The atre and it was necessary to wait until the lights were turned on again before the play could proceed.
The age-herald., 1901-12-19
Bremen WiII Move Into
 The New City Hall Today

That portion of the fire department which is stationed at the Northslde headquarters In Fourth avenue will to- day move into their new quarters in the city hall, after having been months in a stable which would hardly hold the ap- paratus
 Four pieces will occupy the portion of the building in the Fourth avenue side set apart for the department The exten- sion hook and ladder wagon is already in it's place. as was told exclusively in The Age-Herafd several days ago, and the new chemical engine, the hose cart and steamer will be placed in their respec- tive apartments today.
 The change will be great relief to the
The age-herald., 1901-12-19
STRIKES ARE LAWFUL.
St. Louis Circuit Court Says Men
 Have Right to Organize.

St. Louis, Mo-, December 18.-In the St. Louis Circuit Court today Judge Talty decided that strikes were law full and that any number of men may band together for the purpose. of en. forcing a demand for an increase of wages by leaving the service of their employers. Certain union steam filters struck for higher wages, and Chase & Go. secured temporary injunction to restrain the unions from interfering with the non-union men. The court refused to make the injunction per manent.
The age-herald., 1901-12-19

men at this station, as they have had extra duties and work since the cold weather. Coke fires have had to be kept under the chemical and steamer to pre- vent the water in them from freezing. Extra work has had to De done by the horses, which have suffered from the cold, as the building is so open that it is difficult to keep 1t warm. The men have, however, borne all these trials without complaining and are now rejoicing in their proposed move.
 Although the building is not yet com pleted and the doors are not swung. it is near enough finished to be more com fortable than the present quarters. Until the permanent doors can be secured and swung canvas doors will be used.
The age-herald., 1901-12-19
FOR KILLING KIMBALL.
Preliminary Trial of PeroIlo and Oliver
 Begins at Ensley.

The preliminary hearing of Pete Perolio and John Oliver for killing William Kim ball at Ensley about two weeks ago was begun yesterday morning at Il o'clock before Mayor N. ". Scott of Ensley.
 when the session yesterday afternoon was closed the state had finished its tes- timony and the defense had introduced several witnesses. The testimony of the states witnesses was practically the same that was introduced at the coroners 8 inquest The trial will be continued this morning before Mayor Scott, and it will probably occupy the entire day.
The age-herald., 1901-12-19
Orange Trees Not Hurt.

Tampa, Fla. December IS. Although ice was reported within a few miles of this city today, and notwithstanding a light snowfall in Clearwater county, 30 miles from here, little or no damage was sustained by orange groves and vege- tables in this part of the State.
The age-herald., 1901-12-19
ROOF PARTIALLY BURNED. Residence of pr. Barclay Saved By Quick Work of Department.

The residence of Dr. John W. Barclay, in Sixth avenue, between Twenty-first and Twenty-second streets. was damaged by fire last night The residence was saved by the prompt arrival of the fire department
 The only damage done was to the roof which was partially burned. The furni- ture was not damaged. except by water.
The age-herald., 1901-12-19


 At the meeting of the Board of Alder men last night O. Lane and Dr. Sam uel ullman were elected members of the Board of Education to fill vacancies. MT. Lane succeeds himself. me election was held in open session, but secret ballots were taken.
 When the question of elections came up Alderman Linnehan moved that the election be held in open session. Alder man Ward seconded the motion. The motion was passed unanimously.
 Immediately after the announcement of the result Alderman Graham moved that the election be by secret ballot. This res olution was also unanimously passed. The result was that though the number of votes each man received was public, the ballot each alderman cast remained a secret.
 Alderman Ward nominated A. O. Lane; Alderman Jones nominated Dr. Samuel Ullman, and Alderman Altman nomin- ated W. c. Cunningham.
 The result of the first ballot was Lane 8, Uilman 2, and Cunningham 1. The re- suit of the second ballot was Lane 12, Ullman 8 and Cunningham 1. MT. Lane 7as then declared elected.
 The result of the ballot for the remain ing vacancy was: pr. Uilman 13, MT. Cunningham 3.
 Improvement Ordinances.
 Tn the report of the street committee, o ipfr dif1er fny- the paving of sidewalks on various streets with artificial stone and crossings with vitrified brick. The estimated cost of all improvements proveded for in the ordi- nance is $9O, 900. The streets to be improved are:
 Avenue F, from Twenty y-first street to Thirty-second street; Avenue G from Twenty street to Thirtieth street; Twenty-seventh street from Avenue E to G; west side of Twenty-seventh street from Avenue G to Spruce street; Twen- ty-ninth street from Avenue F to Pine street; Vine street from Pine to Juniper alley; north side of Highland avenue from Twent y-ninth street to Chestnut avenue; Juniper avenue from Pine to Hickory; Thirtieth street from Avenue G to Cy- press; south side of Sixth street 100 feet Pine to Vine street.
 Ordinances for improvements Nos. 95 and 101 were passed over until the next meeting. The assessments on ordinances Nos. 2 and 54 were confirmed. The Mayor was requested to negotiate for the sale of further improvement bonds in order that money may be provided for work which has been petitioned for. Ordinance 1Os, providing for the paving and macad- amizing of one-half block on Highland avenue was passed, the Birmingham Real ty Company having agreed to buy the bonds.
 Salaries Are Raised.
 In the report of the finance committee an ordinance fixing the salaries of the city clerk and tax collector was intro- duced The salary of the clerk is made $12O0 per year, while that of the collector was made $500 per year. At the recent meeting of the City Council when the office of auditor and city clerk was di- vided the salary of the latter was fixed at only $75 per month. This ordinance grants an increase of s25 per month.
 A resolution appropriating s1o,00o to the public schools for salaries was passed unanimously. This will furnish the chairman with all funds needed for two or three months.
 A resolution was introduced by Alder man Ward instructing the city attorney to collect $500 from the Birmingham Wa
The age-herald., 1901-12-19

LOST-Tuesday evening gold lorgnette, with initials "A. w. B." engraved on han. dle. Suitable reward for de- livery. Room 33O, Hood bldg.
The age-herald., 1901-12-19
CITY CLERK AND TAX COLLECTOR GET RAISE
City Attorney Instructed to Collect $500 Claimed to Be Due From Water Company for Back
 License.
FEATURES OF MEETING.

R A. 0. Lane and pr. Samuel ~h-
 man elected members of Board Of e Education in open session.
 . Ordinances introduced providing
 . sidewalk Improvements on various
 . streets to cost s20,000.
 . Ordinance passed regulating and
 : taxing dairym en.
 C The City Attorney instructed to {. collect $500 due by the Birmingham . Water Works Company for balance e license due January 1, 1901.
 | Salaries of the City Clerk and
 : Tax Collector made $1200 and S1500
 . per year, respectively.
The age-herald., 1901-12-19

Comb and Brush Set Tn solid silver s2.5o, at J. Lowinsohn's, 20O8 First avenue.
The age-herald., 1901-12-19
2o-Year Gold Filled Watch.

Ladies' or gentleman's size with any movement s12.50. at J. Lowinsohn's. 200S First avenue.
The age-herald., 1901-12-19

FIRE WORKS! Wholesale and retail at B'ham Arms & Cycle Go.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-28
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-28

6embenfabrt i'm quot
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-28

Sine Srau BON tbrem Mtanne UNI
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bertlugt.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-28
entbGlt Splsenbes:

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-28

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bigung f4pebt gegen i'm in 8aibin8z
ton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-28

bleibt Dem @erFa7er iiberla1en; bod
ptrb Elm Stpff aus benz 2eben unfez
rer .3ett, beren ibeale 4uffaFung
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Statuette zines Minneidngers be-
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me BON $50 lit ausgeiebt fir bas be-
ite Gebi9t unb lit Die @nti4eioung
barber fplgenben Preisri9tern an
beimgeiteut pprben: 8rof. 9enrD
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berfttdt," prof, G6drles HabbaB pom
Baltimore Gttb College" unO Baitor
Sulius 6ofmann BON Der 3ipnstir4e
in Baltimore.
Die 8eperbungen itnb Bis gum /.
MGr5 an 9rn. Stephan Steinmiiler,
Nr. 327, Norb Garrollton : Npenue,
Baltimore, Mb., ein5uienben. Sober
8eper6er fam ii9 nur nit elmer
9t6tung betbeiligen. 9ieiel6e ion Elm
W{otto trdgen. 9ds glet6e Wotto TT
bann auf etnem beIpnDeren 8pgen
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Commerce : StraBe, Baltimore, 3d.,
e~in5ufenben.
8on BEN iibrigen Departments
boben Die beri6iebenen 9irettoren
tolgenoe grnennungen beriGtet:
MuIit : Bureau, 6r. Stephan
@teinmiiQer, Director, bic $50. 8.
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man.
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SeD6olb unb Ybilipp 9eterien.
Bureau fir 8ergniigungen unb Picz
MICS, 6r. Carl s, 90. @dOl5, 9iretz
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in @aIbington purOe betanntli6 be-
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aufbenabrt per0en, unO mir beiiben
in Baltimore feline fpl6e Mnitalt i'm
na6ren Slime be5 Worte5. Ma6rz
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Dem &~aiferpreife bort @elegen6eit 81
geben, BON BEN 8altimOrern bepunz
bert III fperben.
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