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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-12-02
WILL SPEAK TONIGHT.
President Werden VIII Address Order
of Railway Clerks.

S. L. Werden. deputy grand president
of the Order of Railway Clerks Of Amer
lea, will address the members of local
Union No. 81 tonight at the regular meet
ing to be held at Magnolia hall at 8
o clock.
President Werden will explain the OBJ
jects of the association and will exem-
pllfy the secret work of the order. He
also proposes to explain the objects which
the union wishes to accomplish.
All people connected with the clerical
force of the railways In the city are re-
quested to attend the meeting tonight.
If they Join the union before the first
OF next year they will be admitted as
charter members. but after that time the
price of initiation will be raised.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-12-02
PRICE PAID IS 70 CENTS PER TON
DELIVERED ON cARs-sLoss-
SHEFFIELD COMPANY TO GET
THE REST.

A special to the Age-Herald from Mont
gomery last night said:
The governor and convict board tonight
let the contract for a majority of the
state convlcts engaged In mining to be
not less than four hundred. to the Ten
nessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company
at 70 cents per ton of coal delivered on
the railroad cars at the tipple Under
this arrangement the company furnishes
the stockades, hospital, machinery and
mining engineer and the state does all
the rest.
The board went far enough to decide
that the sloss-sheffield company will get
the balance but some minor details re-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-12-02
DEFENDANT PAYS FINE.
v. p. MuIlander is Convicted In Four
Cases.

w. p. Mullander. a white man. was
Yesterday convicted in Judge Feagin's
court in four cases of obtaining money
under false pretenses and fined s. end
costs in each case. He paid the total, $50.
and was released. He was also charged
with doing business without license
but was released on this charge and paid
The license.
Mullander was selling books and Offer
ing prizes, which the police claim he
never intended delivering. He was ar
rested by Detectives Jordan and Culpep-
per
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-12-02
BURGLAR RANsAcKs HOUSE.
Tears up Trunks and Bureaus But
Got Only Ten Dollars.

The residence of Mrs M. E. Wright, at
2315 Fourth avenue, was burglarized Sun
day night about 8 o'clock and $40 in cash
was stolen from dresser drawer. En-
trance was gained through a rear win
dow and footprints in the mud in the
back yard showed that the burglary was
committed by man and woman.
Trunks, drawers and beds were ram
sacked by the burglars but they took
nothing but the money. Mrs. w. d. Ian
ming. who rooms at the house, also had
her room badly torn up.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-12-02
BUILDING PERMITS.

The following building permits We're is
sued yesterday:
r. w. Sewers, to erect two-story
frame dwelling on Fifteenth street south.
between Eleventh and Twelfth avenues,
to cost $500.
DIR. w. w. Clapp, to erect two-story
frame dwelling, southwest corner of Ninth
avenue and Thirteenth street, south. to
cost $4,000.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-12-02
DEATHSAND FUNERALS


Mrs. j. M. Wolf. aged 90, died Saturday
at Empire, Ala. The remains were brought
to Birmingham yesterday morning and
the interment took place in Woodlawn
The funeral services were
from Erswell & Co.'S parlors.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-12-02

Don't forget to use little Prickly Ash
Bitters whenever the stomach or bowels
are disordered. 1t quickly corrects such
troubles and makes you feel bright and
cheeful.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-12-02
WILL INSTALL MACHINERY.
Plant of Southern Soil Pipe Company
Nearly Finished.

The large soil pipe manufacturing plant
of the Southern Soil Pipe company, now
in course of erection at North Birming-
ham, will be completed next week, when
the work of installing all necessary ma
chinery will begin. AS soon as the ma
chinery is placed in position and prop.
erly adjusted the new plant will be put
in operation.
This industry will be the largest OF its
kind in the southern states. S. L. Rus
sell is president of the company. About
$40 cars of raw material and finished pro-
duct will be handled at the plant daily.
r
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-12-02

]. M. Barr, vice president and general
manager of the Seaboard Air Line, was
in Cedartown Sunday and returned east
yesterday.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-12-02

All kinds of cuts. Age-Herald En-
craving Department.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-12-02

as the committee will then fix the sal
aries of city officials for next year. 1t
is not thought the present salaries will
be materially changed
The present monthly salaries given to
III, eeet,f,i. ,ra
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-19
TRAVEL LECTURE
Rev. 7. A. fenton Described
Vacation Sight Seeing.

Rev. Thomas A. Fenton. pastor of the
First Presbyterian church. gave a lecture
last evening on "A Holiday Trip Through
Switzerland. Germany. Holland Belgium,
France and England"
From Luzerne, Switzerland. the land Of
William Tell. he took his hearers
through mountain scenery to Heidelberg,
Baden and other German cities. across
the fhs OF Holland 10 Amsterdam and
The Hague. TO Antwerp. Paris and Lon
don. and finished the evenings tour at
stratford- -on-Avon In the Shakespeare
birthplace and the Ann Hathaway cot
tage.
The countries that pleased him most
were Italy. Switzerland, Holland and
England. These have an atmosphere OF
charm, he said, that are uplifting To the
ideals OF the visitor He thanked the
people OF his church for their liberality
in giving him this opportunity for va
cation trip that was one OF the most de-
lightful experiences OF his life. and the
memory OF which would never be lost.
His whole after life would be enriched by
this tour which had been an inestimable
educative influence.
Preceding the lecture Robert Brown
gave an enjoyable vocal solo. and after
ward many OF those present stopped To
examine the numerous photographs and
souvenirs brought back by the pastor
from foreign lands.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-19
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-19
BEWARE or oiNTMENrs Foa CA.
TARRH THAT CONTAIN MGRcuex

as mercury Will surely destroy the sen..
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wnoiv systein when entering IA lnron.s
the mucous surfaces. such articles sho,,li
never DC used except On prescript,o,.
from reputable physicians. as the dsms.,s
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can possibly derive from them Hs,s.
Cstarrh Cure, mnufactured by n
Cheney Co. Toledo. o., contain, 30
mercury. and Is taken internally, act,n,
directly upon the blood ana mucous suT,
faces OF the system In buying Hans
Catarrh Cure ce sure you get the GEM.
Inc. It In taken internally. and rlaae An
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testimonials free.
Sold by Druggists. price 7se. per bot.
tie.
aalrs Family Pills are the best
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-19
are a reporter"

"ie reporter
II did"
..i 100 thin' Not by no meansr,
How do YOU know tina, -,
porter" "' "m not re-
the crook ""''e' replied
Mr. Mitchell biushed aud ,.o..,.. :.
now he would have guyed Mr. nsrnos U in
such predicGment That no sho,,d
nave made claim the falsity of which
ha u osen so readily discerncd by n mem
per OF that class whose intelligence he
PAD always held TO be so poor dIst,,rnad
ms vanity Evidently II would be neces'
sary TO be more alert " he should purs,,e
s, .n,s lnNes,lgatlon Turning TO his com.
parton With more respect. no said.
Wen. thcn. II am not reporter
Whst am J. since YOU are so SMART
NO onense. I'm sure" was the renly.
sot on 10 you; that's all 7 sin't very
nv. but ] ain't such a chump as ,h,,
harkeep Why. he asked n YOU was a de-
tcctiTe. an anybody with haif an eve
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-19
MEMS CLUB

meeting OF the Mems club or the
Cranston Street Bap.iut church was held
last evening w. w. Main. secretary OF
the Massachusetts Baptist Sunday School
ASSOCIATE on. delivered an address on 'The
Other Fellow" He advised the forma-
tion of Bible class. with lecturer as
teacher 30 prevent misinterpretations. lt
was decided to- form such n class. the I2J
present all voting I'm favor of u. William
l.. Sweet. chorieter OF the Church OF the
Messiah gave several selections. David
v. Carter was accompan.st. oscar G.
Roy gave appreciated violin soios.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-29
POSTOFFICE NEWS
Extension of Carrier Service and Rural
Free Delivery.

II l. ann0uncal bv Postmaster Nc
f,lintccl tho. si,,,... III. ,.barce in the
.4.,,. .1..,..,- ? p ,.ailroad
=,
th9 man Ioa the south men ~ ~
Guides large part of the easlp5"i'"
mail. viii be closed half nour later
than formerly. or at $50 O'Clock, in
stead of at o'clock as heretofore
This. of course, is city time. The col
lection CT mail from the various boxes
viii also be made a half hour later all
around.
The general delivery and stamp win
loVs Viii close at o'clock y. M, the
hour named in department regulations.
Previously these windows have been
open till $50. but it has been found
that only an occasional patron drops
in after g o'clock. and as the clerks
now have more work in the morning
than heretofore it is only fair to them
that they be not overworked at the
end az The days service. Postmaster
AIoClintock also announces that he
hopes at IN early day to secure the in
au@u.ation Of TWO rural delivery routes
% supply the section northeast. north
ana northwest Of the city. To accom-
liieh this however. il will be necessary
Arizona republican., 1902-04-29
ALLOWED To Rustic
Orange Belt Water Users PeT1itte d
to Clean Ditch.

The last Incident of the session CT dis
tI:.t count yesterday Was the argument
Of the motion in contempt in the case
Of Gray Us. McCorG. = -. The original
dispute vas . contention between the
Plaintiff. Justice O. D. Cray and water
users under the Orange Belt canal, who
claimed that the canal had been aban-
GoGeI ana that they had taken il up
agatn and made . appropriation OF
water. Justice Gray acquired IN
interest in the property and the
relations l}etN cen him and the re-
appropria tors quickly goc strained re
dbl net claim That part OF the canal
under which their lands We're lying but
lhat part OF it into which the water
was diVc-tcI from the river. IL order,
therefore. to get the Watar. they had
L invade the property claimed by he
justice, and did so until last November,
when he procured Il temporary re
training order. The case came ~
some time later before Judge Sloan in
the a5sence Of Judge Street from the
territory, and the order though not dis
solved. was modified. . certain volume
Ct the water being ordered 20 be turn
ID C,er til eusers. They we've
unable 70 get ii. mainly by reason
oi the fact that the part Of the canal
under the control q Justice Cray had
| been flied UP with vegetation.
II was ON this account that tne mo
! ton il contempt was made. The re-
suit Of the hearing yesterday was that
/ ,i1e users were allowed to clean out lEe
iiich and take the water that had been
/ eiven 70 them undar ti-e notified order.
( IN the course of the argument Judge
! VI oodWetr,. explained the character Of
/ tnat canal system Which gets its wa e.
from the waste Of tha canals farther uD
the river ami he said that there was
/ Of the Wormsar estate Us. Pc
satisfaction OF everybody. The con5
| ala not quite seem to understand tlIis
statement. ana when it vas repeated
| he said shat he was glad to hear that
thei vas one such y canal system il
eziz ence. He had never heard of one
5af e.
TIE case Of Goldman, administra Ter
dro SctaIo which has been be
lore the court for several years and
has twice reached the supreme court
came 10 an END Yesterday Fer the first
ti1.,e the plaintiff was given verdict
in The lowe" court this term acd q nc
ticn for I now trial was offered. That
YES Withdrawn and later ia the day
there was fled in the office Of the couD~
" recorder 2 deed from the defendant
10 The pIaintii, in which tle former
trans fer.eI his right to the ranch in
I litigation, in consideration OF the sum
I - 1EG
Arizona republican., 1902-04-29
SUPERVISORS REPLY
To the Suit Instituted by Taxpayer
Mcdonald

The beard CT supervisors yesterday
filed a demurrer and answer to the
complaint % Rodney G. Mcdonald in
an action brought by him as tax
payer against the beard to recover ali
the mon.y authorized 70 be paid by the
beard u..der Act So Of the late lagis-
lature 70. the encouragement Of water
storage By this county. The demurrer
IS = general one. in which +, is alleged
that tha grounds set forth ia the com
plant are not suIiician, 10 constitute
an action. IN the event of the over
ruling Of ire demurrer the answer Will
deny tnat the plaintiff Mcdonald IS 4
tax payer and is therefore net com
net7nt tc institute an action. It will
deny that -tct 65 is invalid ard that
the tc.Td IL authorizing the payment
CT money on account of the water stor-
age commission Was acting without
authority of law.
All tn allegations OF the complaint
with the exception OF the passage Of
the law and the existence of the board
win be denied.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-29
BIG DEPARTMENT STORE
Henry Goldwater Associated in a San
Francisco Enterprise.

San Frarcisco Is to have big d.
partn161t store in which q most sue
cessful and well known Arizona bust
ness man is to be largely interested.
MI. Henry Goldwater. formerly Of
NJ Gc!dWater & Bros. Of Phoenix ana
Prescott. has formed partnership
with \ J. Prayer and Sons of san
Francisco and they have secured the
Wei known J. J. O'Brien site, CENTRAL
~ located anG the building on which is
being remodeled to meet the purposes
of an Up-to-date and complete depart
n-snt store.
The new company has cash CAPT
talization of S500,CG0. and viii carry a
stock CT perhaps twice that value. The
building viii be ready and the stock
in place fer opening Up the business in
time to engage in the fall trade this
year. AEr. GoldWater is known all over
arizona. having been Intimately assO-
ciatad with the business interests Of
tn territory for at least a quarter Of
century, the GoldWater firm hay
rs been q leading commercial house
he3c much longer than trGt. TAe
friends q Henry GoldWater not only
hone for his prosperity bUt those VINO
know him best are confident u his abil-
ity to MAKE The new enterprise i sue
cess
Arizona republican., 1902-04-29
C0ILAMARTNI-R EPETT0's: t 't',s.
Il Musical Treat ct the Dorris Theate,
Last Night.

The opening performance OF the Col
acknowledgement Operate Concert
company at the Debris theater last
night was lully equal to the high stand
ard this company mas made for itself
and which has secured Tor it an en-
Viablc reputation. 1t should be said
that tne only disappointing feature
was the small attendance. for Phoenix
is usually quick 10 appreciate talent
and especially musical talent 1t was
significant though that the audience
did contain the best musical critics OF
the city, and their appreciation Of thu
efforts Of the performers is Of Itself
d testimonial that should insure
crowded house tonight.
The concert was 8. refreshing novelty
in It's charm. in its excellence. and the
satisfaction evidenced by the audience.
The performance was by artists who
sins for the love OF singing, as song
birds who MARBLE because 1t is in their
hearts to do SO.
The company includes signorina Es-
tefania Collanarini, the great contral-
to, who is acknowledged by all the
foremost cities To be the greatest Car
men Of the stage.
Sisnorina Vfttoria Italia Repatto
was given the name of the Italian
Media by the public Of Milan. where
she has created q furore. Her voice IS
d Lyric soprano. bird-like in quality and
is controlled with dexterity. As =
colaratura artist. Repetto has no sup
erior. Her tones are musical and soft
rs velvet with remarkable carrying
power.
s'ignor Domenico Russo the tenor. is
an artist CT merit. His voice is one
Of tha most beautiful and unquestion-
ABLY ala OF the most powerful Lyric
tarors ever heard. He sings with ter
Gerness and technical grace and his
every appearance continues to add to
his fame.
sisnor Giuseppe Ferrari is one OF
Europe's best artists. His voice is 4
robust baritone with belI-Iike clear
ness. rich, souorous and satisfying
Signor Meany. concert pianist. III ad-
dition 10 his accompaniment OF the
other artists. played d number CT solos
| which We're encored to the ecno. He is
: perfect master of the plano ard his
technique is marvellous.
! This evening the entire opera OF
Carmen" will be given, emitting only
| the chorUses in Il few ensemble num-
bers. The cast viii be.
! Carmen. -. Estefania Callanarini
! -Iic2ela.. go. ....NittOrid Repetta
/ Don Jose Soldier. briganO ID. Russo
rscamiilo CToreadoI) .....-..-C. F-errari
/ Ela-1iGt.-.. ...... ......-. SiEnOr MeanV
| Il IS seldom that the people OF Phoe-
/ nix have an opportunity OF hearing
{ grand opera performers and never have
I better ones appeared in the local play
. house. Carmen" should call out an
! attendance that viii tax the seating
! capacity &C the Doris and if il does
net the music lovers OF the city will bs
/ the losers.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-29
behaving
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

aIr. II. p. Anewait Esq. Gen. Pass.
Agent. 5. Il. ?. 6, p. Railway. Pres
cctt. Arizona:
W. the undersigned committee in
change Of ARRANGEMENTS for the Pres
ayteriar Sunday school excursion to
iron Springs. Saturday last, desire, in
addition to the verbal acknowledge
,aent already given YOU 20 also extend
through tn columns Of CUE press tdis
anncuncement as = fitting recognition
If the satisfactory and courteous
treatment accorded cur party of eX
cursicnists by yourself and every en-
ploye of you. company with whom We
were brought in contact, and making
especial mention of the kindly atten-
lion shown US by Train Master H. c.
storey. and Ticket Agent Sloan who
accompanied Us, and Conductor Marsh
Who was in charge OF our train.
The equipment furnished US proved
adequate and satisfactory in every re-
spect. the coaches all being clean and
comfortable to It degree nearly akin to
q Pullman sleeper.
Signed: L. L. PLANK.
Chairman.
w. H. ROBINSON.
I. J. RICE.
Committee.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-29

bride for postponing her decision to the
last moment Eut Yet. ii she felt that
she could not take him for better fer
Woiee. for richer for poorer. in Sickness
ana N health. to love, cherish and
obey I'll death should them part-it
vas better. much better, for her and
for him, and for society in general. that
she spoke even ut the eleventh hour.
Even at the altar, men and women
who have not in their minds and hearts
the desire to take each other for better
fer worse-and particularly for worse
might far better confess it, no matter
al what cost OF confusion. than to re
serve it for the divorce court.-Chicago
inter Ocean.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-29

DR.. E. I. Price of Denver. now at the
Hotel Adams. has many patients here.
who speak in the highest terms OF his
skill as an eye specialist. lie viii make
appointments for treatment for the
next few days.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-29
ND ETf ND III
L L. IL L III

The =. 5. NakaItn Grocer co. viii, in
order 10 Introduce their high grades Of
Cofees. give away free until the lrst
Gay of HAY one can OF their zoe corn
10 every p-rsol purchasing 1t thair
store one pound Of their high grade
Coffee.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-29

game out west?" Slobbs-"Nc, I neve.
play higher than quarter limit
Arizona republican., 1902-04-29

and for every one that loves delicious.
refreshing and inviScratipg soda
water. Our fountains are fully
charged and iced, and We natter our
selves we can draw you the best drink
that ever qUenched your thirst. Cold.
clear and sparkling with any of our
luscious fruit favCrs, our soda MAKES
a nectar infinitely superior to any
other. Our ice cream is the best that
can be produced. Everything first
class Give US a call when you are
thirsty.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-29
Fresh Ammunition

We have lannon's" al Ariona by handling F;I,1I
sho s: of
having
ri
less shells had called
rife n
ceived
stockn in first OF
Arizona republican., 1902-04-29

Rest is the sweet sauce that is disheI
up only in connection y. it'll hard labor.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-29

\ landlord in the north who had
weak limbs and walked with difficulty
even with crutches took great interest
n a school on his estate. Finding one
Gay at the school door d boy crying
bitterly the gentleman very sympa-
tletically wanted to know the reason
Ct his grief.
''Thc master hit ne" was the reply.
what were you dotng?"
II Wasn9 daain' onything.'
'Nonsensa. you must have been mis-
Behaving"
Nc, l Wasna.'
Come, row. here's a shilling for YOU
il you tell me what you w-~a doing.
II only looked est the ri 2G W a;
SAW YOU comm doom tbs ..'2e, and I
said: There's old chin H.. Tt
Bits.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-29

las net been determined upon, but it
will be in the White house grounds,
not far from the White house, OF
course.
Eventually ii IS expected that an ex-
ecutive building for the President will
be built on the lot diaScnally across
from the White house in Pennsylvania
avenue where 1t was originally intend
"a to build the department Of Justice
New York World.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-29
You must try TO see the
ELEGANT
PREMIUMS

we are giving away. Our
window is full Of them,
and they are all yours,
We are selling goods
cheaper than others and
at the same time giving
you beautiful and useful
presents. Friday we will
sell 500 lbs. of Arbuckle
Coffee at Toe per pound.
FRIDAY ONLY.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-29

Or. b I. Price Of the Fr:oa Eye Sy1-
TEN, i again in the city and viii ne
pleased to make appointments with pa
tieats at the Hotel Adams.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-24
By q Hairs
Breadth
BY D. II. TALMADGE
Copyright, 1901, by ID. II. Talmadge
BY D. H. TALMADGE

1t once happened that a boy wander
Ell away from his home. thus produc-
ing distraction therein. He was lit
tie boy ana Ms years were few. He
was gone for hours. many hours. Of
daylight and darkness. ana during the
interval between his going and his
coming, for he returned safe and sound
Mt last. his mother was prestrated with
nervous apprehension and his fathers
face aged plainly The alarm bells
were run.; the community postponed