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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-07-08
Bra uerei pertauft.

Gincinnati, s. Suli. Sie
8rauerei Der Sairmount Srewins 60.
iit fir 100000 an Die @ebriioer
Saperlid, Gbicasoer Srauberrsn, ber=
tauft uDroen. Sie nertaufte Srauerei
mar uripriin9li9 unter bsm 9famen
Sanner=Srauerei betannt uno purbs
bann als @Oniumers gretping 60.
reOrsaniiirt. Sas llnternebmen mar
jebo6 tein finansieler Grfols unb
Sobn ). gartels aus Spracuie. q.
o., erfanb Die 8rauerei bonn 9lifienee
uno organiiirte Die Sp6n s. gartsls
greipins 60. SdlieBli9 wuroe Die
Seder'i4e grauerei basusetauft unb
Die neue 6irma erbielt ben Namsn
SairmOunt Srewina So.
3mirn-6 q brifant % m.
6 iarf. I
9femart, g. g., s. Suli. gDm.
@larf, geiiBer Der groBen 3mirn=
Sabritsn an beiben llfern bes paiiaic
lno GROCER 6abritsn in Yairslep,
SdDttlano, 1T eeitern i'm Alter BON
81 Sabren geitorber.
3mei BERN st e Stint Der.
Santon, Gp., z. Suli. Sie
beioen &inber bon Senrp SOneteliel,
tpelde ieit Dem lebten Sonneritag Der.
mibt weroen, iino biz jsBt nod nidt
gefunoen tuorben. Sas 0erf6pinben
Der &inoer umbiillt nod INNER Elm
gebeimniBbolles Sunfel. Der 0ater
Der &inoer 1T tein reider Mann, llnb
Die M0sli6teit, baB Iie seraubt iein
iOllten, Inn 8elO gu erprsFcn, lit ba6er
aussei9lohen. gon einem &a6eatt
tann ebenfalls ni1t Die &ebe iein, ba
Der Iatsr Der &inoer nit allen gfa9=
barn unb gefannten in Srieben lebt.
sller Wabrideinli9tsit na9, iino iie
Dem Obio su nabe getommen, baben
ii6 su melt bineinsewast uno iino err
trunfen.
g d term orb.
50 ton, s. Suli. Ser 81 .jdbrise
Serbert 0ia bon &orburp eri6oB feline
Sdweiter uno bra9te Isiner Niutter
cine t0btlide @unbe bel. Sierauf
eniflOb er. gr tpurOe. jsOoa ipdter
herhnftet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-07-08
Snbianapolis, Snb., Dienitas, 8. Suli 1902

subDr ear ni6t berbaftet pprben mar.
@r bate, trie iib erit jebt bsrausseitellt
bate, Die STEELE zines Spielsrs, pel=
der nidt germ i'm @eridt eriaeinen
mDllte, eingenommen.
Seine Ser9n 9niisun9sreife.g
2on SenberIon, @lis Siatt, Der 6dl=
i9er @m. Dunbar, unb Der Setriiger
Sam Smitb tperben moreen 8ormit=
tag nad bem 3udtbauie in Mihisan
Gitp iiberfiibrt tuerben.
6rau Splman's g 6aben=
eriaB.
Sie .Yroao &ipple Sraction 60. e"
bat &i6ter 9llen i'm &reiseeridt einen
an Nnna SOlman sablbaren @bed iiber
$4,000 iibermittelt. 9amit iinb bic
S6aoeneriabaniprii9e Der Srau Sol=
man anldbli6 bes Sooes ibres @atten
setilst.
Sulman bate pOr Sursem Bel Dem
StraBenbabnunfaa in SrOab &ipple
i6pere Serlebuneen babunsetra9en,
oenen er i9on wenise ,Stunosn baraui
erlae.
9lm Samitag rei6te Die @ittwe eine
SbaoeneriaBtlage BON $4,000 Elm
unb Die garteien einiaten lib auf Elm
llrtbeil iiber $4,000.
&i6ter Mllen's Sat a il
bic Grauen.
&i9ter 9llen ermabnte mdbreno Der
Ierbanblunsen in Dem Gdaefer'i6en
&emOnitranS 6aQ uieoerum Die
6rauen, lie m09ten niemals ben Na=
men ibres Gatten D6ne beionoere Sol-
ma6t unter elm Sofument ieBen. 3u=
elei6 bemerfte er, oab er es fir ri6tie
balie, nenn ben 6rauen oas &e6t Sl:
ifdnbe, iibsr Die @eipdbruns bon
@irtbi6afts=2icenien ielblt abSuiiim.
men.
Sinldn9lider 9 6eibune 8.
gruno.
&i6ter Garter bate iid am Montae
nit Der S4eiounsstlase bon rlra Sal
bert gu befalien. Ser abmeienbe 8e,
tlaste mar bur9 Silfs=Staatsanwalt
SDbn Span bertreten.
Ser &ihter fra9te Den 2nualt, Of
er nidts BON Cigar Salbert piiie
% ia", lautete Die slntipOrt, yeber
fdat' mir eir, mo er iit. SD felbf
tuirtte srit bOr &urssm nit, I'm ibr
nad Dem @efdnsniiie gu brinsen".
Die Sdeioung ipurOe iofort se
tpdbrt.
SIM 9reisgeriate er6ielt Jan
Wlontas William 8. Sassett Die Dol
ieiner Satin Barbara aetpiiniAte S9ei
ouns bepilist. gr bat aber $40 Vii
mente uro $40 Nntpaftseebiibren 81
3ablsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-07-08
Na9 Sainois ansseliefert.

Gol. gDilIon, Sefretdr bes 0ouper=
neurs, rnter3eidnste bic ibm bonn
Sheriff 2ebman pon Nfacon @ountp,
81. bo,gslesten &equiiitionspapiere
betreffs 9luslieferuns bon Sobn Stoder,
tpel9er in Decatur, 81. cine 9lnsabl
Sisbtdbls ausgefiibrt bat. Ser gur=
i6e iii in st. @apne bsrbaftet tporbsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-07-08
Tludt eines Straiinss ans Dem
2Ospital ass slrbeitsbamIss.

Ser farbiee Sc6n gurrp, pel4er
tus9en ibdtliden 9lnsriffs su ie6s
Mtonaten Qrbeitsbaus berurtbsilt wor=
b'n mar, fiA ieit einisen Sasen aber
in Dem SOspitale besIelben befano, ba
cine Operation on i9m pOrgenommen
tueroen iollte, iit lebte Na9t aus bem=
fslben sntflOben. gr batte erit einen
Wtonat bon ieiner StraIe absebisnt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-07-08
Yienic Ger Stem Yorf Store
glnseitellten.

Sas jdbrlide picnic Der 9lnseItellten
oes Stem Dort Store iinoet am 6reitag
gta9nittag i'm 8roao &ipple part
itatt. Gin Invertebrates Prosramm
miro CUR Surdfiibrung selansen. Sie
Sei6dftsfiibruns oes giew OOrt Store
iOr9t fir ben Sransport uno iie bat
aud anBerbem prddtige PreiIe seitiftet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-07-08
Sobn 6. @eber's Gapeae In
Tairbisw Fart.

Die Strabenbabn : @eisaidaft bat
Sobn 6. @eber's Wlilitdr @ape0e,
welde tiir3lid in 6airbant nit iol9
sroBem grfOlse cOnssrtirte, ensasirt
um bonn nddften @Ontas Nadmittas
biz SOnntas slbeno i'm 6airpistu part
tdglid 3wei GreicOn5erte gu ssben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-07-08

Sie 81 a %. s. 6ollioan &
60. ldBt an Der Georgia uno MifIouri
Str. einen @aarsnipeidsr bauen,
mel9er 81, 1876 totem miro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-07-08
Ius oen @eridtsbOfen.
90 m. 8. Serterm ann 8
Set q m ment.

&c # m en- t.
Sas Seitament oss por 2ur3em Der.
itorbenen 6lorifen Wm. 8. Serter=
mann muroe beuts i'm prObatseriht
befdtist.
Sn bsmislben isBts er sund9f fol=
genbe 9esate alls:
Gertrude pfsIiermann, $500; 9lusuit
Watbai, GaNel, $500; Wm. y. ger=
termann in Ghsn (glsffe), $500; 8uftap
unb 6. gsrtermann (gteHsn) in Giien.
je 5000; gbparb 8ertermann. $1,000;
Sobn 8ertermann $500; Sulia Goe=
niets, @aHel, $500; Coma, Srma,
glla uno Olga Yertermann, Nidten,
je $500; slnna Oounss, 5000; .prOt.
SiutOniiien=SOIpital~ uno u8reiien=
beim bon Snoianapolis" 5000.
Ser 9lntbeil oes gerbli9enen in bem
! @ei9dft bon Sertermann 8ros. uno
an Dem gissntbum Der Sirma iOa bon
! isinem Sruoer SObn auf 5ebn Sabre
in SruIt bertpaitet tperben. Serielbe
ioa ibn nit 6 PrO5ent oerainien uno
oieie 3inien iollen gu sleiden Sbeilen
an Gowarb Bertermann uno Gertrude
9feifermann ausbe;ablt iperben. Gs itebt
aber 5Obn Ysrtermann frei. oen 9ln=
tteil ieines berbli6euen Eruoers 81
Dem getrase auf3utaufea, su tpel6em
sr in Der am l. Sum- jdbrlid pOrge=
nommenen Snbenturaufnahme abse=
i9dbt morben 1T.
gia6 9lblauf bon Sebn Sabren ioll
bieier 9lntbeil aber unbebinst bertauft
iperoen. Die erl0Ite Summe iDQ iO=
bann 81 sleiden Sbeilen ben beioan
griioern bss gsrltorbenen Spbn UNI
Gbparb unb ieiner Sdweiter 8srtruoe
pfefermann sufalen.
Der Seifator bate iein 2eben in be,
vglsw gort Mutual 2ifs Sni. 60. "
| fir $4,000 periidert; bon oieier Summt
ioasn Die Obsnermdbnten 2egate aus-
besablt iperoen.
Schn Sertermann tuurbe gum Seita=
msntspolifrefer ernannt. Gr erbieli
unbegrenste 0pllmabt bas 8ei9dft
na9 ieinem beiten Grmehen fortsu'
| fiibren. Serielbe fteqte beute giirs-
i9aft bon $4,000 nit Der Union
Suretp 60. als 8iirsen.
Ser g beriff bertlast.
Ger 3abnarSt Wm. u. 9edaro per'
flaete ben Sheriff Gusen Gaulcp aul
3abluns bon $3.50 tiir geleiltste 5abn'
drstli6e Sienite.
l3mei 8eu9e um neu,
! ProSeIfe bgewie n.
| Ser Griminalrihter bat Die @eiu9,
bon @lias 9iatt uno 2on 9enoerlOr
um rsue Yrusefe absetuieien. erite
rer mar pesen Tergeipaltiguns cine!
unmiinoieen Mdodens 81 PA Sab
rem 3u9tbaus perltrtbeilt iporoen
Sasielbe StrafmaB tpuroe aud Den
Senbsrion, tpsl6er betanntlid m0roe
riide Nsgriffe auf Capt. Splano Uni
&aufmannspplisiit Sea ausgefii6r
buits, gu She'll.
Sm Yoli3eigeri1t murben al
Die 8roBgei6worenen iibe:uielen:
Wtartin Subse uno Sad &ilep
8roBbiebitabl; &alpb @atetpooo
&aubunfall; Charles Mepers uni
Wm. Sopo, @roBbisbfahl.
Gin brutaler 6ubrm nm
beftraft.
8reenburp Walter, &utIaer cine!
Nbfalwagen bate ieinen Saul Der
, maBen angeitrenst, oab er Dor gr
i60pfung umiant. @r fiimmerte lid
peiSer ni6t um oas Sbier, lieB bas
ielbe lieeen, mietbete Elm anberes pferl
unb fu6r bapon. Walfer's Gau
. wurbe ipdter in perenbstem 3uifano
BON poli,iffen aufgefunoen. Be
!, 6ubrmann tpurbs ipegsn SbierqudIere
. berbaftet uno beute um s25 unb 9oite1
beitraft.
E Ser Mi 5 d tung oes Sc
ri4ts beidufbiet.
SObn 8armfiibrer, Der prDfeiIionell
I 9a3aroipieler, tuurbe beute auf 0eran
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-07-08
Nahrihten aus Snbtana.
Gin Sans our9 SliB ser.
ft1rt.

Iu@te leBte g(a@t cle Sfa0t penn.
Gin Slis fdlus in bas Saus bes
Weart GlappOol in &ipsriibe uno i'm
giu itanb basielbe bon einem bis gum
anoeren @noe in li9terloben 6lammen.
Sas @ebdube, iotpie bic Ginri6tune
tpurben total ssrit0rt. Sie 6amilie
tonnte nur nit fnapper glotb bas nadte
9ebeu retten.
Sobt i'm Setts sefunben.
Inoerion. Sas flint Sahr alte
Sinh bon @m. Smith tpuroe AM
Ntprgen tobt i'm Sette eefunosn. gs
mar wdbreno Der gfa6t an Srdmpfen
geltorben.
Senator @eir's 2ei9enb B e=
gansniB.
2aporte. Sas 2ei1enbegdn9-
nib bes am Spnntag eeitorbenen
Senators Morean @sir finoet mpreen
Nabmittag bon Der 8aptilten=Gir1e
aus itatt. Sie geiiesung Der 2ei6e
eei9iebt auf bem pina 9ate &ir6bof.
Die Sabrtu6irdger peroen aus Mtit=
sliebern Der Oroen Der YDtbias Sitter
uno glts sebiloet peroen.
@On 8anbi.en Iberfal len.
Weunoie. 8ert Sarbee, elm pobl=
babenber Siirger tpurbe leBte 9ta6t in
einem Der faibipnabeliten Sbeile Der
Stabt bon spei 8anoiten iiberfaaen,
gu Sooen ge!6lasen unb I'm feline
WertbIaben beraubt.
&nappes gntrinnen.
Soto o. Ser 9lrbeiter Sobn
Glubbs purbe bon benz 8eiiber zines
grunnens beauftrast, Die Siefe oes=
ielben aussufinben. Gr fties binab,
at3mete aber 5u biel bon ben iid i'm
8runnen anseiammelten 8aien elm,
uuroe pbnmd9tis uno fel in's
Waiier. Sas 6euer Separtenlent
ipuroe requirirt uno Bel ben bon
oemielben borgenommenen Get=
tunas Ieriu6en pdre Der Seuer=
wsbrmann GlOpos nabe,a perunsliidt,
inoem aud er BON ben 6aien iiber=
mannt wuroe. IS gelang, Die geiosn
nod lebeno berausSufii9en, bod 1T Der
3uHano oes Glubbs eir isbr eritiider.
ISefie pIuntett t0btete
einen g d ma ger.
i Sulliban. Sn Dem bena1.
barten Sorfe Mernm fam es SipiI6en
Seize pluntett jr. uno ieinem Sdma=
ger gperett 9essett su einsm Streit, in
behen Serlauf Der @ritere einen i6me.
rem Stubl ersriff uno benielben nit
iOlder @udt auf ben Sopf bes 2easeti
| nisoeriauien lieB, baB bieIsr toot su
gooen ianf. gldbere Details fehler
nod.
S n % tu M ri coe ermorb t.
2apprte. Giner 6ier eineelau.
fenen Gepei6e sufOlse lit 9arrp gal
bon bier nabe Der Srtfhaft &aton,
Stem Wferico, bon einem Manne 9la,
mems @aite eridohen porben.
Ses M Moroe I'm erfe n @rabt
angetlast.
Nnoer on. Charles Sartmann,
tuelAer bier biele Sabre lang nabe Del
Staot cine umfansreide 6arm betrieb,
bor ettpa sinem Sabre aber nit feinei
6rau mad WaIbineton Ser. iiberlie.
bette, 1T in WiiIes unter Der Nntlagt
bes Moroes i'm eriten 8raoe berbaftel
tpor6en. 9crtmcnn mar 9rsnsenlos
eiferiii6tig auf feline 6rau uno pie es
f6eint batte er oieielbe i'm @erba6t,
einem oortisen getuobner ibre 8un1
sugenanbt su baben. gr lauerte bem-
ielben auf un5 iaOb ibn iiber'n SauIen.
Selblaser in &ifing g II n.
@ifins Gun. Sie eO6me be,
@etsranen oes Staates Snoiana balten
bier sur 3eit ibr jdbrli6es Gelblase,
ab. gttpa oreibunoert @amsraosr
finb antueienb.
gseapaoen zines Iaters
BON d t ainbern.
Mnberion Ser in Dalebi(l'
t anfdifiee Charles 9eaian, perbeiratbet
| uub YQier BON aft Ginbern iff mi
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-07-08

IS Die bette 5 Gsnt gigarre in
Der Stabf, Wu6o's .2ouefelloip. /"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-07-08

90 SabrIt6eS Ytcmic oes
0artmer ttnteritiittttt8ss
Wereim am Sommeritag, ben
10. Smli, tttt 0etmtattia
Varf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-07-08
8 er M / 5 a d tung Ses Sc
ri9t be hufbiqt.

Sobn 8armfiibrer, Der prufeiIionelIe
9a3aroipieler, tuurbe beute auf 0eran=
laHuns beg Staatsanmalts perbaFtet,
uno wiro ii4 mOrsen iussen Mibad=
tins bes @eridts berantporten miiNen.
9lls Dor einigen Sasen cine Ansabl
Spisler benz &idter porsefiibrt murbe,
bate ii9 au9 garmfiibrsr unter oen=
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-04-14
PRESBYTERY TO
MEET TUESDAY
SESSIONS WILL BE HELD IN AN
NISTON, AND AMONG lMPoR-
TANT SUBJECTS FOUNDING OF
COLLEGE WILL BE DISCUSSED.

All the Presbyterian ministers of the
Birmingham district and an elder from
each church will attend the meeting of
the North Alabama Presbytery, which
convenes in Admission Tuesday night.
There are fifteen ministers and as many
elders, making a total of thirty.
This is the most important meeting of
the year. Among other matters to be dis
cussed will be the erection of a Presby-
terrain school in north Alabama. A num-
Der of cites want the school, among them
Birmingham.
Four commissioners from the North
Alabama Presbytery will be elected to
the General Assembly, to be held in jack
son, Miss, May Is. The commissioners
represent the northern section of the
State.
Home Missions will be another import
ant subject. Recently the Rev. ]. B..
section of the State. and he will meet with
the presbytery for the first time and take
up his duties.
The annual reports of the Sunday
schools will also be made, as well as those
on the general church work, including
foreign missions. The review of the Sun
day school work will be especially inter-
esting, as great strides have been made
in the last year.
The Rev. Newton Smith Is the retiring
moderator of the Presbytery. He will
preach the introductory sermon. The fol-
lowing ministers from Birmingham will
be present:
The Rev. DR.. A. B. Curry, First Pres
byterian Church; the Rev DR.. L. S.
Handley Central Presbyterian; the Rev.
DR.. U. d. Mooney, Second Presbyterian;
the Rev. DR.. j. A. Bryan, Third Presby-
terrain the Rev. DR.. j. ]. Grier, South
Highlands Presbyterian; the Rev. DR.. J.
G.. Snedecor, WOODLAND the Rev DR.. E.
N Craig, Bessemer; the Rev. DR.. B. A.
Hyland, East Lake; the Rev. Dr. H. w
Finn, Vine Street; the Rev. Dr. Frank
Marston, Pratt City; the Rev. DR.. j. w.
Orr, Ensley; the Rev. DR.. S. e. Rogers,
WV1am
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-04-14
ALL RECOMMEND
PYTHIAN TEMPLE
COMMITTEE WILL REPORT TO
DIFFERENT LODGES ASKING
THAT STOCK COMPANY BE
FORMED TO RAISE FUNDS.

The committees appointed from the
five Knights of Pythias lodges of Bir-
mingham will each report to its lodge
this week recommending the erection of
Pythian Temple in Birmingham. The
decision was reached at a meeting of
the chairman of each committee held
yesterday afternoon at Taylor G. Co. g
undertaking establishment on Third
avenue.
The committees will further recon-
mend that stock company be formed
and that the stock be sold to the Pyth-
ians of Birmingham, the money raised
to be used for purchasing a suitable To-
cation and erecting temple thereon
The capital of the stock company has
not been settled but the Pythians are
said to be in favor of making it about
100000. This will buy a lot costing
about $4,000 and erect a building costing
about SIS, 900.
The chairman of each committee will
report to his lodge this week at the regu-
lar meeting. Should the same commit
tees be instructed to continue to act
they will have a Joint meeting some
time the latter part of the week and
further complete plans for raising the
money.
At the meeting yesterday afternoon
DR.. II. N. Rosser was elected chairman
and Mr.. H. Ed Warner secretary.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-04-14
CLERGY TRANSPORTATION.
The Issuance of Joint Tickets Is Now
Being Considered.

copy of a circular letter, signed by
Joseph Richardson. chairman of the
Southeastern Passenger Association, is
being sent to ministers and all the de-
nominations papers in this section. The
full text follows:
Atlanta, Ga, April. 1902.
Dear Sir-The railway lines members
of this association are considering the
advisability of forming a joint clergy
bureau with view to the issuance of
a Joint permit for the year 1903, covering
lines members of the Southeastern Pas
senger Association, this joint permit to
be issued in lieu of the permits now
issued by the individual lines. Such Joint
permits are, as you probably know, issued
in behalf of the lines members of the
Central Passenger Association, Western
Passenger Association, Trans Continental
Passenger Association, etc, and to cover
the expense incidental to the issuance of
their permits q fee of s1.O0 is by each of
these associations collected from each ap-
plicant One of the advantages claimed
by the advocates of a joint permit is that
minister is saved the labor and expense
In postage incident to applying to a num-
Der of roads for their individual permits.
Under the joint permit plan, one applica-
ton Is made to the chairman of the bu-
investigation with view to ascertaining
as to whether or no the applicant is en-
titled to clergy permit.
Before definitely deciding the matter
the general passenger agents are DESTROYS
of ascertaining as far as possible the
views of the clergy in the territory south
of the Ohio and Potomac and east of the
Mississippi rivers, and I have been re-
quested to ask that you kindly submit the
proposition to the organizations over
which you preside and to all of the clergy
In your district, and to all UNCONVENTIONAL
newspapers md publications with a view
to ascertaining whether or not the clergy
prefer the prevailing plan, which has been
in use for many years, and by which the
roads issue individual permits without
charge therefor, or whether they would
prefer the Joint permit, good over a num-
Der of lines, for which permit they would
pay fee of $1.00, which would be used
for the purpose of defraying the expenses
incident to the operation of the Joint bu-
reau, which would be necessary"
Among the railroads belonging to the
association are the Southern, the Alabama
Great Southern, the Louisville and Nash
Vile, the Frisco System. the Central of
Georgia, the Mobile and Ohio, the Illinois
Central; the Atlanta. Knoxville and
| Northeastern; the Atlantic Coast Line:
the Seaboard AIRLINE; the Plant System,
and the West Point Route.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-04-14
FATHER MENNES AT
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH
Delivers Strong Sermon-"Messe So
Iennelle" Sung Under Direction
Of Mr.. Guckenberger.

At high mass at st. Paul's Church yes
terday the choir under the directions
of Mr.. B. Guckenberger sang Gounod's
"Messe Solennelle" and the Rev. Father
Mennes delivered an exhaustive discourse
on the church from the text found in the
gospel for the second Sunday after
Easter, There shall be one fold and one
shepherd"
After discussing the marks of the
church-unity, holiness, Catholicity and
apostolics-and explaining the differen-
tiation of Catholic and Protestant doc
trines the preacher said:
Have we not reason therefore to be
grateful to Almighty God for the privilege
of being m embers of this one true church !?
Our hearts should overflow with gratitude
that we were not, like so many others,
born in the bosom of infdelity, heresy
paganism or idolatry, but that We were
preferred before millions who are still
seated in darkness and in the shadow of
death, by being nursed and reared In the
tender arms of the church of Christ
Let us therefore. love this church with
all our hearts, and let us prove our love
for it by obeying all her commandments
by scrupulously observing her laws and
precepts, by sharing in her joys and sor-
rows and by taking an interest in every
thing that concerns her. Remember, how
ever that mere membership in the true
church will not suffice for salvation
We must be faithful and obedent mem
bers. For Christ Himself tells us that
not even prophets and miracle workers
shall be saved If they do not observe
the precepts of the gospel as well as hear
them. Many shall say to me on that
day, Lord, Lord, have we not prophesied
In Thy name and cast out devils in Thy
name and done many wonders in Thy
name? Then will 1 profess unto them
never knew you. Depart from me We
that work iniquity."
Let us resolve therefore to be practi-
cal and not merely nominal members of
the church. Let us not hesitate to make
and sacrifice to promote her welfare.
Let us be prepared to forfeit property,
health or even life itself If necessary
rather than deny. doubt or compromise
any of her doctrines, or rebel against her
authority. We shall thus be adopting the
most practical means of making her bet
ter known and better loved by thousands
who are now outside her pale, and who
need perhaps but good example from Us
to embrace her teachings and become
members of the one fold under the one
shepherd, Jesus Christ"
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-04-14
NEW ORLEANS PARTY.
Mayor Capdevile and number OF
Manufacturers Pass Through City.

Led by Mayor Paul Capdeville, a party
of manufacturers from New Orleans,
numbering twenty-five, passed through
Birmingham en- route to Indianapolis
where they will attend the annual meet
ing of the National Association of Man
ufacturers which will be in session April
10, Is and II. This meeting will be at
tended by hundreds of manufacturers
from all parts of the United States.
The party from New Orleans will make
an attempt to secure the selection of that
place for the next annual meeting. They
have secured in addition to their own
support the support of other cities
throughout the South, and will have a
strong pull when the day for selection
comes. The party left their home city
this morning at $3.50 o'clock and will
reach the Indianapolis town tonight.
The members of the party included
Mayor Capdeville, James w. Porch, 8.
Wexler, A. r. Blakely. Sidney Story,
Fred Muller, w. G. Milmot, John Del
ahay, Albert Godchaux, T. F. Cunning
ham, Tom Richardson, Auguste Capde-
Vile. w. A. Smalley, o. w. Crawford,
F. T. Murphy. L. r. Rice. Theo Grune-
wald. A. e. Blackman. Henry Lehman,
Walter Saxon, L. P. Hart and others.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-04-14
AGREEMENT AS TO SCALE OF
PRICES DOES NOT STOP PAY.
ING PREMIUM FOR QUICK DE.
LIVERY.

The demand for iron is so active that
buyers do not hesitate to pay big prem
iums over quotations for rush orders.
The large companies continue to quote
prices on a basis of $12 for No 2 foun-
dry. There is in fact an agreement
among all the iron makers here that
prices shall not be marked up, but prem
iums for quick delivery does not seem
to be regarded as a violation of the
agreement for some of the furnace con-
Germs began several weeks ago to ask
$13 for No foundry. 1t was not long
before buyers were paying $l4 for small
lots. Last week sales are said to have
been made at SIS, and on Saturday the
representative of furnace company re-
ceived an inquiry from an Eastern con-
Germ which was willing to pay S17 for
No. provided there could be prompt de-
livery.
I'VE have the iron on our yards and
we will get SIT for it," said this man.
This will put No. up to $3.50.
The Tennessee Company has sold 1t is
understood its entire make for this year.
The Sloss- Sheffield has not sold quite all
1t can make, but has gone into the last
quarter. If prosperity continues through
the summer and fall the schedule of
prices will be advanced considerably for
1903 Rogers, Brown G. Co.'S circular of
Saturdays date says:
Cincinnati-During the past week there
has been fair inquiry both for early de-
livery and during the last half of the
year. Sales, however, have been limited
by the extreme scarcity of iron. 1t is