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The age-herald., 1901-05-29
EXCURSION,
Birmingham, Ala, to Chattanooga,
 Tenn, and Return, June 3-4.

There will be a special excursioh train operated over the Alabama Great South ern Railroad from Birmingham, Ala, to Chattanooga, Tenn, and return, Jnne s-4, 1901. This train will leave Birming- ham at s:3O a. m. Monday. June 8, arrive Chattanooga at 1:25 p. m. Returning, leave Chattanooga p. m, Tuesday, June {; thus giving all the excursionists ample time to visit the many attractions in and around Chattanooga. The fare Birm- ingham to Chattanooga and return for this train will be $2. Excellent arrange ments have been made for the accommo- dation of both white and colored passen- gers.
 For further information call on ticket agent of the Alabama Southern Railroad.
 5-24-10t
The age-herald., 1901-05-29
LECTURE BY DIR. PETERS.
Will Talk of Mormons to Young Mei Tonight.

A lecture will be delivered to young men by Dr. U. J. w. Peters at the Church of the Advent in the vestry rooms to- night. The subject of the lecture will be "The Mormons and Morality
 For several years Dr. Peters resided in Salt Lake City and is thoroughly fa- miliar with the subject of the life in that city. The lecture will be under the auspices of the Brotherhood of St. An drew
The age-herald., 1901-05-29

Wanted for U. s. Army: Able-bodied, unmarried men, between ages of 21 and s years; citizens of United States, of good character and temperate habits, who can speak, read and write English. For information apply to Recruiting Off, ficer, z North 20th street. Birmingham, Ala. 3-6-we-fr-mo-to-6-30
The age-herald., 1901-05-29
ITEM. WEATHER WIND R FALL
TIME

Highest temperature, 67.2; lowest tenn perature, 54.S; average temperature, 59.9.
 BEN M. JACOBS, Station Agent. U. s. Weather Bureau.
The age-herald., 1901-05-29
NEW TURN IN THE
 DEBENTURE CASE
Lawyer and Deputy Sheriff Be-
 fore U. S. Court
FOR LtVYING ON PROPERTY
They Were Made to Explain Why They Should Not Be Punished for Con- tempt of Court for Moleet-
 ing Property.

The famous case of the creditors against the Continental Redemption Security company was enlivened yesterday by Judge Meeks of the United States court ordering a deputy sheriff and a lawyer to appear before him and show cause why they should not be punished for contempt
 The cause of the trouble was the ap- plication of several creditors to the city court of Birmingham for writ of attach ment against the property of the Deben- ture company in this city. The writs were granted and placed in the hands of Depu- ty Sheriff Stratford on Monday afternoon The property was soon located and a levy was made on two iron safes In the office of the company.
 Attorneys representing the company appeared before Judge Meeks yesterday and notified him of the action of the dep- uty sheriff.
 The judge immediately ordered Deputy Sheriff Stratford and Attorney Forney Johnston, representing the creditors, to appear before him and show cause why they should not be punished for con- tempt of court. The court held that the officer had no right to interfere with the property while in the hands of the re- ceiver.
 Hugh Morrow represented Deputy Sheriff Stratford and MT. Johnston ap- pered for himself They explained to the court that no disrespect for the court was meant, and after several humorous explanations Judge Meeks decided to re- lease the defendants warning them tc be careful in the future.
 The two writs of attachment are now safely pigeon holed.
 Important Patent Case.
 The celebrated case of Kajewnski ct al. vs. the Birmingham Machine and Foun- dry Company is on trial in the United States Court and some of the most emil nent lawyers in the South are engaged.
 The question of patent infringement Is involved and is one of unusual impor- tance.
 Krajewski ct al., who operate great sugar mill machinery plants In Brook lyn, N. T., and Havana, Cuba, charge that the Birmingham Machine and Foun- dry Company, which is engaged in the same line of business, is infringing upon a patent owned by the plaintiff. which enters into the manufacture of a certain cane breaker. The charge of infringe ment Is denied by the respondent.
 KrajewslSi ct al., are represented by Rouse 6 Grant of New Orleans, and Lon- don & London of Birmingham, while the Birmingham Machine and Foundry Com- pany is represented by J. R. Beckworth of New Orleans, and Walker, Tillman, Campbell & Porter and William Vaughan of Birmingham.
 A number of models are displayed in the court room. and the papers in the case are voluminous. The indications are that the case will last several days.
The age-herald., 1901-05-29
WHEN NATURE.

Needs assistance 1t may be best to rem der it promptly, but one should remem- Der to use even the most perfect remedies only when needed. The best and most simple and gentle remedy is the Syrup of Figs. manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co.
The age-herald., 1901-05-29
BIDS WANTED,

Bids will be received at the office of chief of police for making of summer uni forms (to consist of pants, coat and hel- met), for members of the police depart ment until June 3, 1901.
 c. W. AUSTIN, 5-25-27-2S-29-S0 Chief of Police.
The age-herald., 1901-05-29
Bonds Listed.

New York. May 2S.-The governors of the Stock Exchange today listed the $100,- 900. 900 first lien convertible per cent gold coupon bonds of the Union Pacific Rail- road Company.
The age-herald., 1901-05-29
City Court.

The case of R. E. Jones vs. W. P. Pinckard assumysit. resultd in a judg- ment of s425 for the plaintiff.
 The case of l.. T. Allen vs. the Nolan Trading Company was dismissed for want of prosecution
The age-herald., 1901-05-29
Forecast for Alabama.

Washington. May 2S.-Following is the forecast for Alabama: Fair Wednesday and Thursday; warmer Wednesday in northern portion. %
The age-herald., 1901-05-29
THE WEATHER.

Birmingham, May 2S, 1901. Local observations during the 24 hours ending D. m.. Central time:
The age-herald., 1901-05-29

Pure blood is necessary to enjoy perfect health. Hoods Sarsaparilla insures both
The age-herald., 1901-05-29

Harrison Armour. charged with grand larceny plead guilty.
 Richard Kennebrook was acquitted The case of Maggie Smith and Tim Barrett was passed until May 29
 The case of Will Bird was passed until June 5.
The age-herald., 1901-05-29
Criminal Court.

John G. Bradley Clerk of the Crimi- nal Court. says that all ceses set for trial this week in the second division of the Criminal Court will be passed to be reset on account of illness in the family of Judge S. E. Greene.
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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-03
THE ARRIVAL OF TIE THOMAS.
4 List of the Military Passengers on
the Transport.

The following telegram was received at
the War Department today from General
Young. at San Francisco. dated yester-
day
Following military passengers arrived
on Thomas: Generals Hobbs, Weston,
and SterubcrE- Colonel Hanback,. First
Infantry; Major Powell and Captain An
dersoH, Medical Department; Captain
Builard, Subsistence Department; Chap
lain Hart Thirteenth Cavalry; Major Ev-
ans, ThirtietE Infantry; Captain Brooks.
Artillery Corps; Trippe Twelfth Cavalry;
Ruck. Sixteenth Infantry; BOnesteeI.
Twenty-seventh Infantry; Cobble and
Luts, Twenty-ninth Infantry; Lieuteuants
Spaulding. TayIer, Moore, McMOrse Muir
ply. Merriam. and Long. Artillery Corps;
Stanford, Signal Corps; Brees, Twelfth
Cavalry, Humphrey, Third Infantry;
Harper. Seventeenth; Vicers, Twenty
seventh; Parson, and Dougherty. Twenty
eighth; Barlow and Boyle, Philippine
Scouts: II contract surgeons, Hospital
Corps men. y sick soldiers, S insane.
soldiers for discharge disability. s. dis
charged soldiers. 10 enlisted casuaIs-
six remains OF enlisted men carried,
including bodies Of Privates Virgil ID.
Hess. Company G. Tweuty-second Infant
~, died at sea 9th, chronic CASTRO enteri-
It's. and A Miller, Company F, Fifth In
fautry. September Is. pulmonary tubercu-
Igsie
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-03
Precious Lives That Hight
Have Been Saved
Ii Paine's Celery Compound Had
Early Been Used
Instead of Putting Faith in
Worthless Cure=AllS.

There should be- new legislation against
the exercise Of criminal ignorance iu
times Of sickness
Many good family is i'm mourning to-
day for the loss Of a relative who. when
first tho symptoms OF serious sickness
appeared made the fatal mistake of sim
ply taking tho wrong medicine
As soon think OF stopping the sun with
a wave Of the hand as OF stopping the
onward course Of disease in the human
system with any Of the various patent
connections under patent names so mum
eru.s-g iu the market today.
There Is but one remedy known 90 medi-
cine that can bring new life and yig1r
90 Worn-out nerves, restore to their nor
NAL condition the functions that depend
upon nerves and brain. properly nourished
and fed, that cures sIeeplessness. aIIays
indigestion. sends healthy blood coUrsiug
through the veins. tones up the system.
and makes the weak strong again. and
that is Paiue's celery compound dis
cOvery Of the greatest OF Americas many
greet physicians
Paiue's celery compound is not a patent
medicine. II is the ONE pre- pared remedy
that has the unqualified endorsement Of
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-03
IN THE OLD DOMINION.

II is stated the garrison at Fort Monroe
is 20 Doe increased 10 eight companies
The new electric line building Letwcen
Richmond and Petersburg Is making
rapid progress
The residence Of W. II. simmons. near
FIucasue. was destroyed by fire Monday
night
The Board of Pha rmacy Of Virginia Will
hold ITS semi-auuual meeting in Richmond
October I5-
Rural free delivery service in PittsvI-
vauia county from DauvilIe posuOfiice be-
gan Tuesday.
Col. W T. Coleman died in DanyiHe
last night OF heart failure lie was widely
known throughout the ate
The Democrats Of Washington and
SmErHe counties have nominated non. j.
@. ByaIs FOR the state Senate
The gambling feature is TO be- eliminated
as far ass possible from the RichmgHG Car
u.vaI. which begins Monday next
Rev. T.. r. Wexford, Of Newport News
a son Of JudE. Beverly r. Wexford of
Richmond. Will leave in February for
three months tour Of the Orient, accom-
panied by his wife
Lee F. Ford. q country merchant who
resided twelve miles from Richmond.
committed suicide Tuesday by shooting
himself through tho head Tie h4I been
I'D for some time. and 1t is believed was
partially deraugCd-
At Lyuchhurg yesterday .l. police ar
rested Leonard GotsLaE nd Samuel
Whit.ow on the charge of killing James
Crank at WallaCes circus a few nights
ago. The men have scars on their faces
and WhitlOW acknowledges that no was
/ the man whom Crank was beating
/ At Farmvilc two negroes were sent 20
/ the grand jury by justice, charged with
stealing an aggregate Of 30 chickens from
! one neiEhborhood. They both confessed
I 10 having made the depredatiOns upon
| numerous memories and that they We're
! making their living by the raids.
| The Lee-Jackson Camp of Confederate
| Veterans Of Lexington has elected the
/ following delegates ~ the meeting of the
/ Virginia Grand Camp. 10 be held at Pet
| crsBurg October p: William 4. Ander-
! son and A a Waddeu. delegates to the
| Virginia Division OF United Confederate
/ Veterans, John Sheridan and p. J. Hon.
/ man.
] Charles Mander Of FIR a arg. who
/ Is nearly eighty YEAR I Cor forty
| years has delivered uaH.-. % customers
/ I'm that city. has retired from that work.
( During an the time that be- was a news
/ dealer he never failed 20 deliver his pa
| pcrs in storm or sunshine promptly on
] their arrival and never missed day from
/ his work. II is a most rema ~kable record.
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those physicians whose knowledge and
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but throughout the country.
No other prepared remedy was ever
recommended publicly OF privately by the
mead Of the medical department Of "a great
university No other remedy ever had
the hearty. bona Edc endorsement of the
wives and households OF the wcalthiest
as well ass the poorer citizens in every
community.
a single bottle. To De had Of any reput-
able druggist. Will prove It's unequaled
merit 90 any family where today some
member suffers from the much-to-be-
feared beginnings OF what before the
winter b. past, unless attended to prompt
lg. may prove 20 Doe the final breakdown.
"Palur.s celery compound says Hon.
=. l.. Mckee. of Jefferson City, one Of the
souudlst men in public life in Missouri
-IaMe.~ celery compound is 80 Well
known that / feel that q recommendation
from me can add very little weight but
! DO wish To- gratefully T,Domm' ud 10 TO
those who have never been SO fortunate
as 20 try H.
There is mo- season SD favorable Ass this
for taking advantage of the wonderfully
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ease.
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A NEW PLAN AT CORNELL.
SiN-Year Course for SibIey College
Under Confederation

ITHACA. y. y. oct. 3-Bobert Henry
Thurstor. Director Of SibIey College. Cor
nell University. has made known some
interesting facts in regard 10 registration
in his department The total number Of
students in Siriey College. which en-
braces an the schools and branches OF
mechanical engineering in the university.
is .C5. or AN increase of no over the pre-
vi0us year
The point about this increase. however
is that there are only about thirty stu
dents more in this years entering class
than in last Years over seventy men,
many of whom are graduates OF the arts
deuartm+uts of the foremost American
COLES, nave entered the school OF me
chauiCaI engineering as spphumoryS ana
iuriOrs MANY who have been allowed 20
register as seniors are graduates OF the
IpeS advanced technical schools who have
come TO Cornell To continue their courses
OF 60 specialize
This Influx Of arts and engineering
graduates is highly gratifying 10 the uni
versity authorities Il IS their desire 10
make SibIev College. IF possible. grad
uatc professional school for men who
have already secured a liberal education.
In the past this has been unsuccessful
because most students have heeu uuwil-
ling to spend eight years 10 obtain their
education President SchUrUan. however.
intends establishing "A siN-year course for
mechanical engineer 10y which men may
obtain their Nj T. and A b degrees IN
six years A similar system Is now be
ing tried with success in the medical de-
partmcut-
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The CoIumbiu-rruEk Daniels.

Frank Daniels and company in r. a
LaU,tts new musical comedy. Miss
Simplicity, VIII ag the attraction al the
Columbia Theatre next week. Daniels
viii come Co Washington direct from
weeks engagement at Ford S, Baltimore.
where IN, new piece was first produced
Monday night Miss Simplicity is cal
culatgt 10 please the most iosJidioJs of
popular music-l'yins thcatTeEoers- II is
planned Ola the lines Of 'FIoTo6ora."
pure clean Ihretto filled with luminous
incidents, pretty sentiment, and sweet.
Daniels part is said to bc about the
most conEeriaI of his career. Rare op-
portuuItIts are afforded by the CDmViiCa-
lions that might naturally befau man
who SERVES as "a trolley car conductor.
E4 Va, ana aHe'Is. uay-A!uS IN succession,
an "ltA.n short period
The DAME. s. company Is much stronger
than ever This year The comedian has sell
dom been SD well supported D, fore. In Miss
Helen Lord and Henry Woodruff, Mana
ger La shell. has added two new people
OF The highest rank To the company. Miss
Lord made hit IN The Belle Of New
New York. succeeding Miss Edna May
M the role that made the latter famous
Music Is a new field for Mr.. Woodruff. but
ms debut IN Baltimore was pronounced
a success. both WUslcaly and arJStiCaIly.
The cast also includes such wtll-kuOWu
people as Allene Orator, Helen Merrill
Grace belmont Grace Meyers, owen
N,Stfurd. Fred Bailey Frank Dearlrcn
and Lawrence Wheat
The staging and costumes Of Miss
simplicity are rich and appropriate. ac-
1l'ui-- lu ID. Baltimore press comments.
. There ar, two scenes which are laia in
lIH Ir,sta, day The first is am exterior
m fictitious European kingdom Of
French characteristics. and the second
Is sold ana black interior han IN
. the royal palace.
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MARYLAND NEWS NOTES.

The HaEerStoWn ENapOrating Company
IS cvapuratiuE 800 bushels Of apples daily.
Mrs Ann Cristman. widow az William
Cristmau. died october in Williamsport.
aged seveuty-uIue years.
Mrs Eleanor Bowers. widow OF j. G.
Bowers. died of cancer in HagerStOwu
October I. aged sixty nine years
The tax rate Of Salisbury has been Fixed
for 1901 az 10 cents on the SOD which is
cents higher than last year
Rev. L. BauEher. of roadside Va has
accepted call to the Christian Church at
N'vdmoTc. Pa, eight miles north Of Han
cock, Nd
ThaddcUS N,VIu- Treasurer Of Franklin
county. Pa. died October AT his summer
home, Blue Ridge Summit, OF paralysis.
aged siNty-tIve years.
The tHree-story business dock q the
late Elias Emmert on South Jonathan
street. HagerStOwu. was sold 10 Edward
W MoaIey for $1,000
Miss Edna Smell died at her home near
Hancock. yesterday. aged si-h.r-Eaus
years She Was the last OF tho Su..' +Eu-
n.y. the total age Of tho six u.r- g
which WAS 90 Years
The Presbyterian synod II Baltimore
Will meet IN annual session On tho FIRST
Iresby terrain Church in Cumberland. Of
which Rev DR. James l.. MOnaJt is pas
tor. on October H.
Part OF an old house in WlIliamspoTt
now owned Boy Victor Cushwa, In which
Cen George Washington spent a day and
night upon ms Wet 20 WIliamsVurt- lri
october J., having been nearly IN ruins %
long time.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-03
GERMAN TOBACCO INDUSTRY.
The Empire Cannot supply the Weed
for Her own Consumption

IL.
me German Jphacco INDUSTRY II iil''"e
the subject Of a report just received at
the STATE, DEPARTMENT from John r. Win
Tor tb. T-rit.F S+.tee C,Ds71I m Anna
.'l' lHy '-I,' 7'''eS ~ '''
'''3- WI ~ lt'''i a-S3
In Germany tobacco Is grown IN bd-
den the Palatinatc Alsace. On the lower
Rhine I'm the a1truark Of Hanover. and in
.-,-.. ,7f-+-i,.+.- 80 cff.ia - So iv,,,,esil,I.
I'm 40 va " ''
TOT 'fefmahy 10 produce sulIicleht lp"tcco
FOR her own consumption. In no other
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-03
asE3Gks@s

There's many 4 cause for headache.
Men are not often troubled by headaches.
When they are IT Is generally due TO bill
iousuess o. indigestion. But women
have headaches which seem peculiar 10
their sex, frequent nervous throoWnS
headaches. Does IL not seem as II such
headaches peculiar 10 women must be at
once related 70 vOmaulv clscase2 Nom-
en- who suffer with diseases peculiar 20
the sex do not realize the drain OF vita!
strength and nerve force they undergo
as a consequence Of disease. Il IS tins
which causes the familiar headaches Of
sick women
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
enres such headaches by curing the
caase-irregular.ty, weakening drains,
inflammation, liberation OF female weak
ness. oFayoTite Prescription" invigor-
ates and tones up the entire system, Ell
courages the appetite quIets the nerves
and gives refreshing sleep.
II was troubled wiki congestion Of tic uterus
aud female weakness f-r I'VE years writes Mrs
Flbt Eerwiu Of Albert Hastings Co Ont
any work Had severe pain IN back Also clzzl-
ne and pain IN head Ny heart would beat -
hand and fast a times l would have 20 SIT siill
tiu I got all night again But alter tasiLS iour
bottles % Dr. Pieroe's Favorite Prescription GFf
one Of his Golden Medical Discovery ! felt
entirely we'll ] also used one box Of Lotion
Tab--tr and one Of SuppOslDries as directed
All the symptoms Of my trouble have t-isafb
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DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets clear tbs
complexion and sUceteu the breath.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-03
Tbe WnItrrL. Mnin CIRCUS.

In speaking Of a few OF the many fea-
tar.s of the Walter i. Main Fashion
Plate Shows. which viii exhibit In wash
iugtou next Monday and Tuesday. II
would Doe au injustice 20 overlook ID. Fee
NAL, Zouage Drill Corps. IN which twenty
four handsome Young ladies take part
This novelty originated with the Fashion
Plate Shows and has proved one OF the
most enjoyable numbers on tho varied
programme. These young women have
gained "a remarkable proficiency IN mill
tary tactics under the direction ~ AN able
Instructor. who has successfully taught
them drills tab'eauX. wall scaling etc,
and concluding with their realistic illus
tTatIDu OF 'SturUiEg Fort
Tho show as whole IS said o. It per-
lection Itself and srsg SITS just what its
title implies, The Fashion Plate" as tho
directors Of cv,ry department are men Of
extensive expert nee while a.. assistants
and attaches are courteous and civil and
are paiustakiHg BOZ their Efforts to make
the visitors. stay an enjoyable one.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-03
IIernnn,s-Merry Nnfdens.

Beginning Monday Kcuan's Lyceum
Theatre viii have as its attraction but
lCr. Jacobs and Lowry's Merry Maidous."
an organization well known IN this city
The company this season is said % be- the
strongest and best ever presented by this
management. II Is described boy IT'S press
agent as "a gorge Gus display Of
beauty. haua-DW- costumes, marvellous
scenic and electric effects. ouliyeu.d by
mirthfuI. comsiy pretty dances, catchy
music. and charming girls" Tn. com
Uauy is headed by Nellie Hauly iu hos,
illustrated songs. She is assisted 10y such
wriI-kU1wu comedians as James Lowry.
Leo and Chapman. comedy acrabats, Ed
E.glpy. the comedian, Sisters Revere.
the fashion plates Of vaudeville" Harry
Setback the champion bag-puucher. and
Spencer Brothers Irish comedians and
dancers.
Two bmIesquss "a Cay Time at the
Capital and Path Beach Bathers.' are
curtain raiser and finale. respectively, and
ar, iutersp, rsed with humorous sitUa-
JIUue catchy songs. and CHYruSes. the
latter being rendered by twenty young
women said 90 Boz beautifully costumed-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-03

The BIj0u bill for next week viii con-
tain an unusual amount Of entertainments
Of the sort that patrons Of bur.esgue
houses seem Co like. There Will bs 81
merry ms.aa-e iu which the entire
strength OF the company viii De- seen iu q
mixture Of comedy situations. music, and
dancing The MANAGEMENT has dst,rmiu-
ea To- retain the Mckinley motion pic
lures Oh account Dt their eNtllo-lluHry
excellence and the great amount OF in
tergsr that has already been manifested
IN their exhibition by those who have seen
them The vaudeville bill contains che
names OF some of the very best talent
Obtaiuable IN this branch uf the theatrical
business. Joe FLYNN. who sings PAROLES
ON the current songs and whose extern
TUrau,uUs verses with persons in tae au-
GLslrr figuring a- the subjects are pOUu-
lar. viii De- al the head OF tho programme.
The great AlDIUI. "a CuUIur.T. whose last
local appearance was made five years ago.
viii iuauEurata his return to the United
States from a most successful career
abroad hy demonstrating his skill with
cards and other objects the Monte MgrO
troupe paUtUmimists. 81 an act that has
previously won the appreciation Of Wash
iuEtUu audiences and the Livingston
family. trio of aCrOjats whose perform
auees are described as remarkable. viii
add considerably 60 the bill. Nellie No
CURE will sing the cOster songs from The
London music halls. from which she Is
recent recruit. Matinee daily.