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Arizona republican., 1902-08-22
THE ILLINOIS HURT.
The Damage Was Not SO Severe After
 All


 Washington. August 21.-The report concerning the accident to the battle ship Illinois. Admiral CroWninshield's flagship, which went ashore while en- tering the harbor of Christiania some weeks ago, and which subsequently, went into dry dock at Chatham, Eng land, for repairs. has been received by the navy department.
 It indicates that the damage to the battleship was comparatively slight. She ran onto the rocks. but her bottom was not torn. A number of plates were dented and enc of them cracked. The cost of repairs is estimated at S5, 900.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-22
GRAINS.
i' v- |zN' Mexican dollars, 41Ac.

Chicago August 21.-Today was wild one in grains. return of the manipulation which began to make it. self felt week ago made all pits storm centers. Corn shorts suffered the worst,
Arizona republican., 1902-08-22
BONDS.

U. s. ref. 2s. reg. and coupon, 1O714 3s, reg. and coupon, 105A; new As, reg. and coupon, 1924 old As, reg. and cou- pon, 1OSk; 5s, reg. and coupon, 104A.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-22
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington, August 21-Forecast for AriZona-Fair in south: showers in northern portion Friday and Saturday.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-22
WOOL AND HIDES.

New York. August 21.-Wool steady: hides firm.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-12
HEYNE HELD FOR SHERIFF.
Charged With Murder and Arrested
 On Telegram.

From the Memphis scimitar.
 J. D. Heyne, a white man about 2s Feais of age, of Talladega, Ala. was ar- rested here yesterday afternoon by De- lectives Hurst and Cox on a telegram rom J. B. Edwards. the sheriff of Talla- nega county, on the serious charge of murder. It Is alleged that Heyne shot end killed some time ago a man named Pearl Clancy, who worked in the coal pits near Talladega. He does not deny the killing of Clancy. but claims that 1t was done in self-defense. He says that Chaney made slanderous remarks and circulated defamating reports about his wife and he thought he was doing the part of husband and a man when he killed the slanderer.
 It seems that Heyne attempted to en- fist here and through the letters of in quiry sent to Talladega by the Memphis fecruiting officers the sheriff got wind of his whereabouts. He was arrested on Ihe farm of the late Dr. N. H. Perkins Bome eight miles outside of the city. He made no resistance and agreed to return without a acquisition. He says that he made no effort to get away from Talla- Mega county for some time, but was never arrested for the killing. He thought the matter had dropped.
 Meantime he is being held here as fugitive from justice, and Sheriff Edwards has been wired by the chief of police to eome and get the young man. He is ex- pected to come at once.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-12
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS.
Of the Gadsden Land and Improvement
 Company.

By a decree of the chancery court oi Etowah county, Alabama rendered or the 18th day of September. 1902, in ths case of John H. Noble, ct al, vs. the Gadsden Land and Improvement com pany, ct al. 1t was provided among other things that all stockholders of the Gads- den Land and Improvement company de- string to participate in the distribution of the assets of said company now being ad- ministered in said chancery court be re- ouired forthwith to deposit their cer- tihcates of stock with the register in chancery at Gadsden, Alabama. That thirty days notice of this requirement be given by the register by publication in a newspaper published in each of the cities of Gadsden, Anniston and Birming- ham. and that said stockholders be as- lowed thirty days after the completion of said publication to file their certificates of stock with the register.
 Take notice of said requirement and file your stock certificates.
 R. A. D. DUNLAP,
 Register in Chancery. September 22 1902. s-25-sOt
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-12
LIZARD MARKET ON BOOM.
California Creates New Industry for
 Crescent City Boys.

From the Philadelphia Ledger.
 Three weeks ago a man arrived in New Orleans from California who visited the several bird fanciers' stores and bought up all the small lizards and cha meleons that were for sale. The bird and animal fanciers always carry some lizards in stock, but not many. The visitor announced that he was willing to take all he could get at $l a hundred The stock was soon exhausted, and the dealers have set to work to meet the demand by advertising for boys to catch lizards.
 The task is easy enough There Is scarcely a garden in New Orleans but holds hundreds of lizards; and this is especially the case with the gardens of the Creole section of the city down. town,' as it is called, where the wild
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-12

have no qualms with respect to patroniz= ing the bull ring and all who have seen one of these repellent performances will testify to the fact that the women at tending them. evince by their enthusiasm that the blood odors of the helpless ani- mals are sweet 10 them as to the other sex.
 Among us, football is the outdoor game that warns up the blood of fashion, as 1t is not excited at any other period dur ing the year. It is well that there should be some stimulant of an innocent Kind, and this. certainly, is of that character. But I doubt if the really fashionable DOT ton of society take very keen interest in 1t, except the very young who are swayed by student brothers and the student young nobles of their friends. Probably they take to football because It affords chance to get up nice little parties, make pleasant excursions to college towns and give time to think about preparations for the campaigns of the next season. In outdoor amusements of all kinds. the fashionab1es. or would be- -fashionabes. of the United States are immeasurably be- hind the same class In Great Britain They do not seem to understand the thing; in fact, they do not, for many of them have just come out of the pine woods, the mining camps and the coal mines and most of their time is occupied in trying to rub off their gaucheries. That is a slow and painful process. An English social dictam has 1t that 'one hundred years are required to make gentleman and three hundred 10 make a lawn" That, of course. is all dreadfully slow here, and not to be thought of When the ticker in the great game of speculation has rolled off the seven or eight figures of the suddenly acquired fortune orders at once issue to begin the work of converting the bunch of plebians Into ladies' and gentlemen and constructing the lawn Thirty days are considered sufficient for the former, and three weeks for the latter; all of which in the various stages of evolution contributes vastly to the laughter of two continents. The young man fits admira- bly, into the football scheme. As to the fashionable sisters of most of them. that is another question.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-12

Will not only save you distressing pam and valuable time. but will cost you less pcney. There is also a satisfaction In knowing that the very best possible treatment is being giver to you by competent physician who has experience In such matters and is capable of curing you in the quickest and most perrect manner possible. I have treated private diseases as a speciality for the past nf- teen years in the city of Birmingham. and I sm therefore known to great many. But if you are not acquainted with me. refer you. with permission. to First Ma ticnal Bsnk. Alabama National Bank, Jefferson County Savings Bank and Eteiner Bros. bankers, as to my respon- ability for my contracts cure many pa Ients by mail treatment Write Tor prices ard terms.
 I do not use large advertisements and False statements to attract patients which merit has failed to secure. If you fail to be cured by such methods. give me call and get well.
 Address pr. Y. D. Holloway, 1Sol1s Sec pnd avenue. Birmingham. Ala
 Office, Second avenue and Eighteenth. opposite postoffice.
 Office Hours: e:30 a. m. to b:so ?. n. Sunday. 10 a. no. to n m.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-12
TIE DOCTORS EXTEND THEIR THE

Owing to the Large Number Who Have
 Been Unable to See the British Doe
 tors, These Eminent Gentlemen
 Have Extended the Tlme for Giving
 Their Services Free for Three
 Months to All Who Call Upon Them
 Before October 18th.
 Owing to the large number of invalids Eho have called upon the British Doc ors at their office, corner Twenty-aecond btreet and Third avenue. and who have been unable to see them, these eminent tentlemcn have, by request consented to continue giving their services entirely ree for three months (medicines ex- hepted) to all invalids who call upon them for treatment between now anj October B.
 These services consist not only of com initiation, examination and advice but llso of all minor surgical operations
 The object in pursuing this course ia to become rapidly and personally acouaint- sd with the sick ard afflicted, and under no conditions will any charge whatever be made for any services rendered for three months to all wno call pero.e Oc- kober 13
 The doctors treat all forms of dIseasa md deformitles, and guarantee to cure h evary case they undertake
 Male and female weakness catarrh and catarrhal deafness. also varicoceie. rup- lure, goitre. cancer. and all diseases of The rectum are positively cured by their new treatment.
 Hours, to B. Sundays. 10 to L
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-12

wealth of vegetation and rotten wooden fences offer the lizards the very home they want. The lizards live among the foliage by the thousands, well concealed save from the boys. by their colors, for they are brown when on the fences and green when on the bushes. They are an easy mark for any active boy. and per fectly harmless. They neither sting nor bite; but they are very delicate and brit tie, especially about the tail. which ire quently breaks off in handling, but that seems not to matter in the least to the lizard.
 Nearly half the boys in ''French town" are catching lizards, and making good pocket money by doing so They started at twenty-five cents hundred, and found many boys willing to catch them at that low figure; but the price has latterly gone up to fifty cents a hundred.
 The reason of the heavy purchase and shipment of lizards to California has leaked out. They go there not as decora tions for the ladies. nor as dainty dishes for the Chinese, but a protectors of the orchards and guardians of the fruit from It's insect enemies. The chameleon lives entirely on insects. and Is the best insect catcher in the world It's green color as 1t lies on the plant deceives the average insect, and when it shoots out it's long pink tongue 1t never falls to hit the mark and capture It's game. To them is due the protection afforded New Orleans gar dens from the swarms Of insects that pre- vail in that semi-tropical climate.
 The value of the lizard in keeping down and destroying insects has long been re- cognized and the dealers say they have done a considerable business In lizards for years, particularly In the east.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-12

was racing against the immortal Harry Bassett at Saratoga. Lord Derby won by a breath In the third heat The Monk broke in the stretch after as game struggle as high-bred trott6r ever made, and Lord Derby came home alone in the truly wonderful time of 2:06 with anna teur driver.
 I may remark here with interest to Alabamians that Prince Selma was over thrown in the 2:16 trot, although Scott Hudson wisely asked the judges to per init Ed Geers to drive him after losing two heats because Hudson couldn't hold him; but the mighty wizard of the sulky failed to land him winner.
 Dan Patch, 1:5eH.
 Even the marvellous has happened, and while the great son of old Joe Patchen did not lower it, he equaled the worlds s record of 1:59A, held by Star Pointer. In my judgment he will lower the record al Memphis, when he takes his next shy at it, and 1t will be flashed over the wires to the -Herald--the greatest of all southern newspapers.
 Empire City Track.
 The Empire City Trotting club deserves high praise for the admirable and tasty manner of conducting their meeting. The famous lawns and the gorgeous flower DCQS WtEe III ptIAcCI SHdpS, dllh U ID here that Lord Derby astonishes his le- zion of friends. Three times in his life he has trotted races that were simply perfect; three times In his life he has been the ideal trotter; the truly superb. It may be that the mighty son of Mann primo King, like the capricious prima- donnas and dramatic stars. reserves his best efforts for metropolitan audiences in the great city of the new world. When at the Empire, he places himself on a high pedestal; when away, he sometimes shatters the idol. His last effort there was his day of days for no horse alive could have equalled the magnificent work of faithful, sturdy The Monk, ably handled by MT. Billings. He was barely beaten in the fercest drive ever seen in a wagon race Tn that second heat, after just having gone a scorching, gruelling heat in 2:06 It was a thrilling spectacle in the final third heat when Mir. Billings plainly determined to make the death clip so fast so hot and furious as to tip- toe Derby on the turn wffere he usually breaks, if at all; but Derby stood for 1t, and was out to show the 10000 people the model race road horse at his best, and an express train would have had no busi- ness with him.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-12
FOOTBALL AND FASHION.
BY ARTHUR SETON.

Why is football so fascinating to fash ionable young women. and, in fact. eo mu1titudes of other young women Tn every walk of life, whom no man may number7 The game Is the most danger ous of all out door sports played today within the circles of civilization. Before the contest between two great modern university teams is decided, the casual ties, so to say are sometimes far larger than in a small military engagement. Blood flows limbs are broken, forms and faces are dis1gured for life, and there have been cases of swift death on the field, or very shortly after the echoes of the contest had died away. It is easy to understand why men take delight in these exhibitions. They are based on scientific lines, conducted according to a code of rigid rules. They call for the very highest physical training, wondrous endurance, nerve. rapldlty of thought. action; and, in fact, the exercise in pre- eminent degree of all the qualities which have made man the master of the world. and, in turn brought the weaker races within subjection of the stronger ones.
 But what interest has this philosophical view of the strenuous game for fash ionable young women? None whatever, so far as have ever been able to observe. and. then. what? Through all the cen turies we have bech talking and writing about the gentleness. the humanity of women, and the thousand other virtues that have made the world purer, bright CT and sweeter. Could I do so, I should not erase a sylable of aii the splendid and deserved eulogy; but. at the same time. 1t is not undeniable that from the days of the old Roman contests down. women have taken as much delight in games of cruelty as have their fathers. brothers and lovers? In the gladiatorial shows, they never hesitated to turn down their pretty thumbs" with the rest, the signal for the finishing stroke Of the knife. snarish and South American women
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-12
Nothing Peculiar.

From the Pittsburg Chronicle-T Telegraph T told the boss that I would like ar Increase in my salary" said the clerk al he neckwear counter to the floorwalker What did he say?''
 "He said that everybody would"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-12
Mrs. wInsIow's Soothing syrup.

the best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold by druggists in every part of the world. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syru.." end take no other kind. Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEE THING, with PERFECT SUCCESS. It SOC AdS tho CHILD, SOtsrENS the 1JMS. ALLAYH all PAIN. CURES WIND COLIC. and is
 Twenty-Five cents a bottle
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-12
"Cat lifted" "Queen BeSs" S2.5O shoes for women.
DIR. Y. E. HOLLOWAY.
PfvsIclan and Surueon.

Three-fourths of the persons who come to me to get cured of Syphilis. Gonorrhoea. Gleet. Structure, l. O s [ Manhood and other private diseases have tried to get well by using oth- CT means. Why not come as soon as you find that you are afflictedf It
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-06

POWle6c z czasOW NapOleOnSK1cn.
-&:s
(Clag dalszy.)
]eneral siedzial ma kama
pie I czytal. Przez te trzyna$.-
Gle lat, kt6re up|ynelv. cd
ucieczki Amanda z Rennes,
maio co sic zmienil; twarz tyl-
ko lego sta&a sic p~osepniej~
sza. Zaslugi lego wojskowe
do coraz wyzszych posuwaly
60 stopoi. ceniono 60, ale 60
ME kochano.
A )ednako"oz to posep-
ne oblicze lego rozjasnilo sic
ma widok mlodego poruczni-
ka, kt6ry z uszanowaniem.
ale, be- wszelktego przymusu
salntowal.
II z czem przychodzisz.
Karotu?
a.. - I niczem, odpowie~
dial mlodzieniec, 49, tax z
niczem, to oardzo ma}o! Byf-
bym chetnie przyszedl z wa
wrzynami. kt6re sobie W o.
statniel bitwie zdoby}em, ale
bogini wojnY ME miala JUL a.
cent listeczka ola najwierniej-
szego re swych syn6w, -
dodal wsr6d smiechu.
- WypelnileS sw6j obo-
wiazek. - odpowiedztal Ro-
sly, - to CT must w~ystarczyt,
ME zapomnij nigdy o tenn,
ze nazwisko mole, Rosly
przela&em ma ciebie, mego
bratanka. Oczekuje pu|kowni-
ka Lussan, - dodal zmienia-
JAG ton mowy; - skoro tyl-
k6 kilka pilnych zalatwimy
spraw urzedowych, mozesz
p6jst z nami do pan domu,
ktorym zlozyt winn,Smy WI
zyte.
- ~Bardzo chetnie. moi
~jenerale. - zafwolal Karol,
mianowicie jezeli bedziemy
mieli szcze$cie zastat pan
ne Melania,. przecudnie pick
ma c6rke zacnej PAM Lichi.
tenthal. Acb. moi stryiu,
gdyby$ wiedzial, jak ia to
dziewcze uwielbism! - lyle
pieknych przymiot6~ cia}a i
duszy rsadko razem spotkat
MONA, obaviam sic, ably tn
SERGE mole ME pozostalo.
- Przedewszystkiem idz,
dokad Gle VIOLA obowiazek /
honor, - odpowiedz,al Ro-
,slv. - usluchania glosu SER
ca zostaw ckasom pokojo-
wyp.
ndnloe -, o...a-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-06
- Pulkowntk nadcbodzi,


tax dasko Y przedpotejp, AZ
VIE zawolan.
.Karol oddalil sic j spot
kat sic we drzwiaeh Z pull
[kownikiem de Lassan kt6ry
ma szczere j pe}ne szacunku
pozdrowienie po przyjacielsku
odpowiedzial.
R>szard de Lussan w,ecej,
sic przez ten czas zm'en'f. ]ak
Rosly, oblicze sic zestarza-
To-, tylko dobrot jego daw~
niejsza nie4atarte'ni gloskam'
ma MEM byia wyPisana.
= Popros'}em pana do sic
bic, panic pulkowniku, - o.
dezwat sic Rosly, edy obo~
|ie W m'lczen,u po wojskowe-
mu sic pozdrowiIi, - ably
pana poprosit o spis o6cerow
swego pulku, kt6rzy W a.
statniej bitwie sic odznaczyli'
w raporcie wyslanym do
NaUasnieiszego Pans. cesarza
Napoleona, wymienilem takze
pahskie w,elkie zaslugi.
Lussan sklonil sic zimno.
49, Spc'ni}em tylko moi
obowiazek., panic jenerale,
a ambitnym ME jestem.
Rosly skinal g}owa.
Wiem o tenn, rzek}, -
70 co ,nnego wyrwaio Pana
Z za.izsa domowego, W kt6-
rym Pan juz rok caly spedzi-
les. Wstapiles pan znowu W
slut e i przylaczyly$ sic do
zwyciezkiego pochodu nasze-
90 cesarza W Nlemczech, po
czesci znadziei, po czesci z o.
Nadzieja Panu otwier
ra}a widoki. re ma tel drodze
naipredzej natrs fsz ma zbie-
pa z Rennes; a przytem oba-
wales Sc by Sc to mnie
ME udalo: chciales Pan " ia
kim razie bye obroica niesz-
cze$!twego. Widzisz Pan. re
odgad}em gre Pahska. BIO ME
bez waznego powodu oddal~
by sic pulkownik de Lussan
pod rozkazy ~jenerala Karola
de Rosly.
- TAX jest W istocie.
~odpowiedzisi Lussan. - Z
wiadomosci. jake. pan zasie-
gales przed lsty trzynastu do
w'edzia'es s:e pan niezawod-
ME tax same, jak ia. re ten
nieszczesny mlodzieniec udal
SIC do Niemiec. tn jednakze
wszelki slad pc MIN zaginal.
Straci}em wszelka nadzieje
- ale mimo to niepokoi mic
ia mysl, re Armand dnia
no ,l,ne ~<~lh,, ,,~oAk -.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-06
jestesn bezdzietny, ssInot-

La jestem bezdzietny, ssmot-
.-esssvss sos
4 osyt Ksr6t de Rosly
ME wype'ai. wze1sdem paoa
obowiazk6w synal - Wszak-
Re SERGE tego mlodziehca
szczere / zacDe?
TAX jest, Karol jest
dobrym ! zacnym. ch"cia1
mote l~ekkomyslnym, ale on
ME Jest moim synem; dalem
mu moe imie, ale ME dalem
m'n,ul mel krwi = lesz dosyt
% TEN. Przedewszystkiem
ttzeba zalatwit sprawy sIuzbo
we, a potem moze p6jdziesz
Pan z mani, id; & wszyte pa
MON tego domu:
u najwteksz9 chec'a;
PAM LithtenthAl. uprzejma
gospodyni domu. jest dana
s2lachetna i wyksztalcona;
wczora, wieczorem dlugo z
przyjemnoscia z mia rozma-
wialem. -
w ntedlugim czasie zalat-
wione sostaly sprawY urzedo-
we i JUL po kilku minutach
otworzyl Rosly drzwi do
|przedpokoju, W ktdrym
iczekat mial Ksrol.
Porucznik ME byt sam. ="
kacie pokoju siedz'at Ger
hard Halliug " najswietniej''
szym sworn strojr. Pr6bo-
wal on lamana francuszczyz-
na zawiazat rozmowe m}o~
dym porucznikiem, ale Karol.
ktorcgo otwartemu charakte-
rowi ME podoba}o sic skryte.
podstepne usposobienie tego
czlowieka, odpr~wi} 60 sucho.
Teraz zaS powsta} z pod}a
uoizonoScia nisko sic klania-
|jac, pros:l jenerala O }sske
pom6wienia z MIN W cztery
oczy " waznej bardzo spra-
vie,
l bystremu oku jenerala ME
podobsl sic wyraz twsrzy
rajcy. ktorv sic iemu nas-
wiska i go dno$ci przedsta
will.
- P6kniej oswiadczyl jene
raj, - czekaj pan ma mnie.
skoro tylko wr6ce z wizyty.
kt6ra oddat zamierzam pa.
MON domu, mozesz Pan re
mna p6j$t ma ratusz. gdzie
nam zatrudnienie.
- p sepraszam, Panic Je-
uerale. - odezwal sic Karol,
= teraz podobno hedzie wi
zyta nasza ola pani Lichtent-
thai bardzo niedogodna, DO
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-06
- ud~l sic q MIN. ! Puikow

- ud~l sic = MIN. ! Puikow
u t. l.an ods.l ~ il u
1A1 Poruczoik 4. 4tpizpar'
y: iissna9 talespie i PONY ma
Frye. mlodociansa.. SERGE
lego zaj<te hylo w<azistauaii !
skromnoscia c6rki PAM Lich-
tentbal. " swel butnej fan
tazyi widzial sic jul po niez-
Iic1onych zwyciezkich bit.
~aeh, u-iedezooego waw.
rzynem. jako maIzonka Me-
lanii, u boku jej " cientu zie-
|lonego parku y Rosly. albo
ma swietnych cesarskich salc-
zach " Paryzu. Do niej tyl-
ko SERGE moe nalezy.' zawo-
lal W mlodzle6ezym zapale, IL
do~iedziet sic must. ze SERGE
Kar6la de Rosly d.. niej t>l-
ko bile :. Po~iada]9. ze
matka zajeta Jest gospodar.
stwem. tenn lepie) Trzeba POI
pr6bowat. mole mi sic uda
spotk.t gdz,ezw domus pick
ma Melania. nstenczas must
ME Qos1uchae. o mo1e1S
milosc.. o moieh pfanaeh ma
przysz'ost - sacrebleu! =
chcialbym widziet te dziev-
Ike. kt6raby wzgardzi|at reka
Kar6la de Rosly!~
Podskoczyl Z kanapy. ale
W tel chwili uchylily sic
drzwi ! HaIling wsliznal sic ci.
cho do pokoju. r..
Czy je6tesmy sami, Pa
ME Porucznika? -: szepnal.
| Gni ewnie tupnal porucznik
noga.
Glupie pytsnie! - "a
wolal rozjatrzony, pre-
ciez Pan widzisz. ze tn nikogo
wiecej niema, coz Pan znowu
cheese?
z pokora zblityl sic rajca.
Pan jeneral mic przysy-
la - rzecz wielk;ej w,gi.
karol wzdrygnal ramona
mi.
Bardzo watpie. skoro
Pena dial tolecenie,t COZ to
takiego2
- Chodzi tn o zbiega. z
armii francuzkiej - szepnal
rajca
- l coz mnie do tego?
Taxa Jest VIOLA pana
jenerala. re Pan sam - pod
oknami sail sto' od"ach =
|: - ia - zawolal Katol ma
pol ze Smiechem, ma pol
gnie wne - - nam do OBJ
cvch wk.aczaG dom6w /: od-