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The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-02

Less than year ago a certain
plain clothes policeman attached to
a West Side station told some things
that he knew about the running of
the Police Department Shortly after
ward he was found dying" by the
police. His skull was fractured. The
station house blotter was arranged to
fit the case. Recently an old man
named McAuliffe gave testimony that
helped to send Detective Eddie"
Glennon to Sing Sing. Last week
McAuliffe was found dying" by the
police. His skull was fractured. The
station house blotter was arranged to
fit the case. No one was ever indicted
for the murder of the plain clothes
man. 1t looks as if no one would be
indicted for the McAuliffe case. The
District Attorney cannot get any evil
dence-eXcept that the case was pc
culiarly handled at the station house.
The police won't get any evidence eX-
cept that the old man was struck by
a cable car. His injuries are such as
could not have been caused by a cable
car. But though no formal indictment
is ever found, the police force of the
city of New York to-day stands in
dicted in public opinion for the murder
of McAuliffe. And the motive for the
murder is plain. 1t is to teach all per-
sons the police commandment THOU
SHALT NOT BEAR TRUE WIT
NESS AGAINST ANY POLICEMAN.
The killing has begun in the Glennon
witnesses. 1t is now in order for the
members of the Jury that convicted
Glennon to be found dying" by the
police.
There is minor matter pending for
the department to look into. A phys
ician of high standing says that he
saw a policeman in the Park Avenue
Hotel while the fire was in progress,
kicking in the end of a trunk. There
is plenty of evidence that theft ac-
companied the fire. This raises the in
teresting question: rs the police force
in the business of robbery as well as of
murder?"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-01-02
Der neue stabl.

llsbsr bic ienfationeqs grfabuns bes
5abriianteu @iebeler auf benz @ebieie
DER StabIfabrifaiion brinet elm beutfbss
8latt nuf 8runo 0 MittbeiIuneen bes
Sifiabers 5oleenbss Sc eniipri&t Dol
liz Der @abrbsit. bab bic init benz @ie.
belsr Siabl nnsstslten 8sriude s. III.
unb 8etpnnoerune i'm b6hfen
@robe erreet baben. VereIeibenoe Der
iude nit benz S5bisr Stubl ereubeu. bat
IeBterer in alusbartem 3uitanoe cine 8e.
Iaftunesfdbiefeit bon einem 9lloeramm
pro Dttaimeter Auuorat botie, ndbrene
Der @iebeler Stabl in binmunibarttm
3uftano cine Ssfietsit bon 100 ailo'
sramm bro Milimeter Nuaorat %auftpies.
Staunen erre9enoe @reebnlRe seieten bic
Ssriu6e in Der f6niallGen @ei6tbaieb'
srei in Spanbau. MsHsr unb Belle aus
@GUtler Stabi f6nnen anberss Stobl tpie
8lsi serf&neiben. @sibiBs, aus @tebelei
Stabl berseteat, tpiiroen nab ben Bers
slel6sueriuden l40 pro,sut fefer. alfc
lduser balibar. so Bro3snt lsihter uno
cabei observation-disclosures iein. Die @r'
ssusunesioitsn oieies nsusn Siobls ftae
iroB islner beionbs,en 8Ortdee sttpa 33a
Btosent niebriser nls bic beS 2rupp,
96bter uno Sarpsp SiublS.
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Gifenbabn Seittnbelle.
eelamare. eadananua unp ggsHerH gabn,
Sn 8raft ben 3. Ropsmbsr 1901.

Sn 4raft ben 3. Ropsmbsr 1901.
eiolia -gnl6et Serantpn fir gisp yurf
nm lao, BIS, sos. z so, 1905, Born. ; H..
IS, $40 uub 1888 Rabmittass. Gir gisp
Yjorf u. philadelphia, um $50 u. 1905 gprm.;
i2.45 unit 3.33 Nahmittass. 8ir 3pbp
hanna. GU Nahmittaes.
R6rblid sir Buffalo um LIS. 6.22 u. 900
Mpr.; f.55, 6.5u nnb ti.35 9ahmitiase.
SIR Binsbamipn uue 3wilGsnfatiouen, um
1920 Wpr. uut 40 Wadm. Gir Sspegp.
Spraeufs unp Utica. UNI lis unb 6.22 Dior. ;
f.55 Nahmittaes. Sewegp. Syraeuis unD
Utica Bug UNI 6.22 Dior. lSuft t6sliG, ausst.
upmmtn Spnnnss. 8iir Wonirolt UNI $40
Ror.; Ito une $50 Hahm. RiHollon VIC,
epmpeatipn, um 40 uni 6 is Ra6mittnss.
8l0omsburg 5ibiiou-8nld6t Serantpn
fir ROTibumbirlaub UNI 8 IS, 10 05 Wor.
i.55 unp 6.tU gla6m Sir plymouth um $40
8Ormittaes; 3.40 uni $40 NaGm'ttass.
Sonntae6' 3hse.
ganlia-Gar Rsp gcrf I'M 1 40, 3.f5.
sos nnp 1905 WOrssnsj 3.40 uHb 3,33
Nanm.
RSrolia - Cir Buffalo I'M LIS, uue
6.!2 Dior. f.55. 6.5l uub ff.35 Rahm.
1Ioomsburg Sibiiion : 8nIaet Scranton
nm t0.05 Dior. UNI $40 Nd&m.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-01-02
xbsure gefAidte.

Nqe Wdbe. bic MiIitdrfofen auf ten
g~bilippinen tu berminoern, ID bersebens.
Die Militdrftationen perben, tbeiIs me.
gen Der Aftipit6t Der Sniursentsn. tbe,is
tpeeen Der @tablitune Der Munisipal.
Rsgierunaen in bisIen Ortf@aften pers
mebrt. General gbofse fuets i'm &C.
iprd@ nit BEN. Wanila Gorreippnoenten
Der .,MhoeIirtsn 8reHe". er eradte bic
9uidnbe auf Den pbilippinsn aIs toff'
nuneSpoa unb baB biz @noe Sebruar ale
unrubisen 9ropiuaen, aussenommeu Sa'
mar. pacificlrt fem tplrben. Die Snfurs
senten auf Samar mifbten a~usaebuneeri
unb 2ebensmiftel nur unter Sol@e Der.
tbsilt ipsroen. bic iih erseben ODER in ben
Stdbien bIeiben. Die 8olisf6ulen bon
8isun in Der BrObins SIOcos oeronftai'
tsten cine 5sisr gum @sOddtnib bss pbis
lippiniiden Batrioteu Sole NisaI, ben
Die Spanier erfdofeu. Der @ouperneui
Der propins biett cine Nniprade on 700
8inoer. er eriu6te iie. bic umerifaniihe
jsla9se, meI6e ibnen bic Sreibeit ass
bro&t. fur bic 8isaI sstOrbsn, su tifsn
uno su iepnsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-01-02
Ndberee nber Or. Splpefters an.
aeblt6e Grinbuna.

Der 3ufaq lit Der bette Climber.
Oisie uIie Senisn3 bsitdtiet bic embed.
uns oes Barrier 3nbnarStes Or. SpIpss
tier auf'S neue, pelher, tpie neuIi& be-
ri6tet.. einen Sernfebsr srfunbsn baben
nil, mittels bsfen iebe Elm 1elspbon be.
nusenoe BetiOn ben onbersn SprsGe
isben fam. Der Climber. mad bsGsn
eissnsm @tltdnbnib Der 3ufaa tpieoe,
sinmul ...@unpsr" pirite. bsi6reibt feline
gnibsduna ip,e folet: Wenn stpii6en
9ariS unb Netp Durf cine tslepbonii6s
8stbinbuns beresftsat ii, iDnnen ip,i
nldt alein unfere bortissn Srsunbe bb
rem. ionbern fe aud 10 gut ,ebsn aIs Oh
ie uns 8seendberftdnben. SD bobe bic
Warieiler Telepbon . @snirale nit SiIf,
meines @pparates gang bsutli& gefsben
uno NIT benz frnns6fiGsn Generals oh
meiiter eeiproden, BEN i'd ,u isinsm
mabloien G,itannen cine BefHreibunp
BON ieinem @suBsrsn iopie bon ieinel
Discriminating CAB. SD Tam Sbuen
meinen Npparat iebt nod niht betnllui
beihreiben. oenn be Welbope N 70 Elm
fad, oa6 iie sur S~eritsauna zines dbn
lihen appurites feiner bsionberen Inter.
meiiune bebltfien. SIN Der 9but, i'd mub
su~esitsben. oob meme @nlbsduna auoii
mir ieIbft nod Elm tpunberbores Hdlbfel
ii, osiisn 2DiuuB elm 3ufaa bsrbetfabrts,
aber Der apparat funitioniri portrsftid
unb aeigt Que Jntbe nit abioluter 9uper
Ioiiefeit unb Deutlihteit. Dor elmo
feds @o@sn fab i'd in msinem 2abora
torium nsbtn elnem arcben Diem, nit
BEN Gmalairen bon 8dbnen bsihditigt
SIN 8lmmer mar tein anosrss 9t6t, ole
Dos. ipel&ss baB Ssuer i'm Diem aab
Do meme Mrbeit febr srmloenb mar, lieb
i'd mid telepbcnlih NIT Dem Tbeaiet
perbinoen unb Iauihte ben Boradnaen
uuf Der 8lbne. pl6sli6 mar es mir.
ale oh cine unfidtbare Sanb Dor mir
8ilber unb Sisuren bsrporsouberte. So
lub ben S6oabedsr fallen unb iofori
usridpanb bic @Ii6einunG iebrie abtr
tpisoer. ais i'd ben S6adbeGer tpieeer
aufnabm ; aber bissmoI fdetsn ii6 bic
uorber i9~aitenbafien nmuGs 3u einsm
beulli&sn Siloe ~suiumimen. SD b5lte
uno fab aass, mae uuf Der 8dbae bots
cling, pdbrenO i'd in meinsm SefeI neten
BEN Ofen icb. Der S%psitrosrapb mar
erfunben. i'd bate entesdt. ipie ma turH
oas TsIepbon fsbsn fam. Der nd6fs
S&titi bsftano botin. bic @lfinbuna ,u
psiucafommnsn. unb nadbem bies ee.
idsbsn. itbte i'd MID nit BEN frun,6f,
i6en @ensral. BOitmsiitsr in 8erbincuna,
Der Npparnt tpitb eitpa So rs tchen.
Dspei4en psroen balo elm Ding ba
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=
@inter
l1lltenlci6er
fir @daner, Tranen
anS &tuotr.

SeBt III Ter 3eitpunft, um ~Gt,psrsre tlutsr-
tIs'tr antuiitbsn. Ole wiui&tn bic bsfsn
Ntrttt, bic ~ btfouimen Inb. Sit puosu
Mot laugt na& t~tnfelben berumIauftn, fonbtrn
bort faufeu. no Gle bic bslfen Wsrfbs uub preis.
piireigie Qualii6t nbalien. llnlT Vorratb be.
anipruHt ben Vorrans fur supuIdf &C Inter.
flstesr, pom etr fsinfisn Sprif bic 3u zen ntse.
rt9ltsn prtisn. ~ eenfn CUTE tlnttrfitiper per.
fauff iperpsu fBnutn. Aq has Bette unb gsu-
etc fnpst man bier In @ei6 ubrr natiirli&sH
darbsn.
Die Stuttsarter'' normaIeH iaHitdrii9eu
Unftrfieioer, bel 7 tpte aue
u2Brtgbt" Observation-Disclosures.
Rortoif unb Reiu Urnusnif unterffeiber.
Sarlse & SHttruH's feine eHeIiide uHters
fleiner.
elmsrisaH Soiierb Gompanb's lti4te, nit.
telriaBige nuo f9tprrmiegenbe ilnterfleioer,
IN natirlider @0Ie unD leeib.
misunderstanding lir Widnnsr, Grausn
une atnrer, eas nSmusarttr" une anbsre pc-
pnldrt Gabrifats; natiirlih unb psi6, IN ptr-
ihitesuen @eritten. unler Raum erlaubt MUIR
ot urfhtruna pom einietn SppialtGtsn.
Ratiirliae @ole fur @inner, srIra l6nsr,
lflosnbffBte 5smesn uuc uniurbpfsn; ausas.
jsttn. g 9BsrIb fur 81 Gssis /; unln Spt,tal-
prtts 43 &sHts. S9ptus SsrI,p arrippts DEM
ben unp uaifrboisn, aubsr ,spSbuli&t Nuali6t
fur ben PRES. AZ Gents. sueaoresuti8s
Wsribs ~ so &snts. rs &snts unp SI.OO.
Gir Damon: &rtra f9nsrt aitsesfutttrts
uno slsiptbs sst nur in gBsiB ; stu utra Bar.
gain Wsrtb. SpGialprsis, rs Gents.
Serfeh gertppte Btfs, nur In WeiB, feline
wttps HsBatfuttnis, lttpsus GrptsRnb,n, nit
96nesrbslaB Sp9talprsis, SO Ssuts.
SreBs Wsrtbs in naiirli9tr Woas unp Btib
~ rs Gents unb $t.O0j miuhm6bias uns
lHrert @tpihte.
Smportirte SawsiJer tlnterfIeiher, In
Ss'ps unp WOls gang WOuS Saps uup
Saumtpsuf une Boas nno SaumpOIs, nattr.
Ii9 unp pe'b. In allen @rGbsn unb @smiItenj
Vtlts, Seisn uub &cmbiuailuns. Aujaes.
Sur RuabeH: Grra @eib srautr Glise,
u ~ 81. Spetialprsis, 25 Gems.
Sur ManGen: Suiy ssrippis gIsiis unb
DOZEN, ftBssIuiisIt, 9rptaltiot Gnbsn, nit
Sftetnbane tinssfabt. Spgialprtis, rs Gents.
Ssp9ialprsiis in @rSbsH aup aHssbrp9snsu
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slutiae straf. Expedition.

Cine britiids Straf . @rtsoiiion BOT
fort Robis i'm fdbi,Gen BeIuoi@itOn
trOberi. bas iauee 3sit Der SiiBpunfl
usrtpessner Rdubetbunben mar. Die
Rduber ersaben ii6 eft. na6osm nit
2anonsn 8rsi&e in bic @dae ibrsr Bette
sslest tparen. gipa Elm Dubenb bon
,bnsn tpuroe unter ben einitlr3enoen
Naaen t~esJoben. STINT Mann tpurben
tobtseidoHen. Ia tpurben pertpunbet unb
SO purpen B%efaneen esnOmmen. aIui
Der Seite Der 8riten ipuroen orei Wann
get5otet uno adt perDunbet.
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strsifs aefstIi4.

arsisridtsr 3aItp in 81. Souls got
cine @ntidsibung ab. in Delder Ell
strsifs fur bur&aus seisbli4 ertIdrte,
Sc beibi in Der @ntideiOuns. bnB biz
Arbeiier cur@aus bere&tist iinb, fi@ in
bsliebiser 3ubl suiammsnsuibun uno eins
2obnfcroerune baeur@ su eraDineen. BOP
lie eemeinium bic 4rbeit nieberIesen.
Die @ntideibuns tpurbs in einsm Sin.
bultspetfabren abseeebsn. bus @lbriose
0 SPACE 8seen bic Union Der Dampf.
IDbrenaibeiter anbansls sema6t bate,
csren Witelieber am /. Ropember itrsli.
ten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-01-02

Bsr auH lifbt @ab. @sin unb @tlaHs,
Bsrfrbr' brim 8iftOr Sod lfin esbsnlana.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-01-02

Ro. 4-aat bic Rsdie, 5iitl unb 9uinsfsn
bee 8srilastsn, Nalban 1bcmpion, In unp auf
Gle bic semitic pd'jsle cbtr Grid yaub, gtls.
gen In Der 3wtitsu &arb hu Statt Serdnieu,
eadapaund Gcunip une Siaat psnnlplpanin,
besrsnii une btidritbeH mic fsIsi: Nnfanesnp
on en lipDiliten Grit en ppet parf unp pro.
piesHrt 2anphraes, an einfr Ode pon eanb BE-
FAINT ale ,,acurtbaus Giesntbum," ppn ea emit.
laua bsiaetu StIabt n6rbIih fiinfuubpisnis C5)
Sraes ssbn { % Wiuuttu, UfIit pitrbunbnt
unp ,pauJis "a U 6uB ~ tinsr Ode, ppn ea
nsfpli4 nsaunnpitbsie l79) @rapt fiHfune.
pitriis (45) Wtuuten, sall& TtbsnuHesiHiie
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Bsrsonssnbsit 'sin. bern cine nisSersss
f&riebens Witibeiluua Dor benz SpieseI
an 2onboner gnbe bes Drobtss Fam ON
Barrier @nbe tefeIben ssIeien iperben.
SobaIb bic franabHf&e @eeieruns. tpsIs
der i'd msine @tiubune fur IS. 000. 900
2aufe a~neeboten. ben Gontroft un'
tsrasitnei Bat. iperbe i'd msins Grinbune
benz publifum b%orfabrsn."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-01-02

80 e-aas bic Rt6is Still uns SnttrIsn
bfs 8trflastsn, Sob @bitebouis, In unb al bic
Obtrfdts cptr has @ruuprtbt isnss sspiftn
Srunefidts. stlsesn In Der Staet scranton,
eadananua &ouniy unb Staat peuufylpania,
une bsfannt fls Got Ho. 10 I'm Bfod Rs. 8 bes
Dtaiam WtrrifsIe plauts zen S~iaeilcts In
8spftr Bailey. btsr'n,t uuu bsidrisbsn ME foIst,
ntmliG; gtfaeit Got srtnii porne an Silver.
isBt 8rint Strabt une 10 haran fiHf (5) 3u.
tbfn brett riidpGris fibrtnb ~ ednentitn er
eadapauna GiIru uub apblfn 80 81 bitltlbe
ept. ptI6s Wiaiam 8. 9ones unb 8rau ibsr.
trugtn an Sob Wbiifbpule egrh Deb, baiiri
etn 3. glusuf 1895 unb sinsstrdssn TN eada
mama County Duebu6 SO. f28 Ssih 533
etc. aobsn unn MintralifH hnb ~rtltrplIt nit
BEN &sHt, %eitfslben gu srabtn unb sntfsrutn.
aass . rttftrt. NIT sintm ipftf6dietn bSsnntn
WObubaut, fltiuu Sdsun OpT piittf mi an-
ptrsH aubtussbduetn earanf. Dae eanh IL
tiHep6uni.
Dirt Bf&laa bflsst une In Grtfutipn ssnpm.
men kauf bic 8last Der Ssturity 8utlpins unb
Sapfnss linton esssn Sob Wbitsbout. S6ulb
$i.f6l.99. Subemsnt 9e. 325, SaHuar Scr.
min 1902. SEQ Ga gum SaHuar Isrmiu 1902.
p. 9. &syusIbs, gHpalt
The age-herald., 1902-02-08

now famous remedy was first put upon the market within the reach of all peo- pie.
 No other remedy is today or ever has been openly and publicly endorsed by medical authorities. And Paine's Celery Compound is in no sense a pat ent medicine From the very first its formula was, and it is today freely fur nished to physicians in good standing anywhere.
 No man or woman whose nervous system is not in perfectly healthy con dition can properly perform the work that is his or hers to do. No person with shattered nerves can run the race of life in competition with the healthy man. While this is true in every call ing, there is no better example than the case of the engineers who guide the passenger trains on the railroads. And it is true that no one class of work men furnishes a better example of what Paine's Celery Compound can accomplish than the railroad engineers of America. They rely only upon this one remedy to supply the tissues thai their nerve-racltIng task exhausts. Il was with the sanction of the authori ties of the great New York Central Railroad that w. H. Raymond, the engineer who runs the famous Empire State Express, gave the following testi-
The age-herald., 1902-02-08

" vous system, the symptoms that
 at once manifest themselves differ in different persons. When the intricate and wonderful nervous sys- tenn is in perfect condition, no man or woman is sick, except from infectious disease.
 Sleeplessness, dyspepsia, rheumatism, most of the weaknesses and ailments that exhibit themselves in different ways in men and women are now known to be only the local symptoms of the beginning of diseased nervous system.
 It is no more possible to cure these aff1ictions by superficial treatment than it is to dam the Mississippi by bar of sand. The only effective cure for these diseases is the repair of nervous tissues!
 It has been absolutely proven that Paine's Celery Compound cures ner- vous exhaustion in every aggravating form, as no other remedy in the world can, or does. In fact, 1t was by the urgent advice of the ablest medical authorities in this country that this
The age-herald., 1902-02-08

Bright's Disease is more dreaded by physicians than any of the serious dis orders with which they have to deal be- cause of it's insidious and malignant character. If prompt action were taken when headaches, urinary disorders, di- gestive troubles first appear, much suf- fering and sorrow would be averted. Prickly Ash Bitters will quickly stop the spread of the disease. quiet the infiamma- tion, heal the kidneys and bladder, strengthen and regulate the liver, and drive .poisons and impurities out of the system.
The age-herald., 1902-02-08

Miss Alma Gluck. Philip H. Aston and Miss Annabell Pearson, E. P. Thomas and Miss Katherin Dudley Dr. Battle S. Searcy and Miss Grace Beene of South Pittsburg, Tenn. w. J. Hester and Miss Edith Lodge. w. D. Hays and Miss Alice Wildman, Sam Friedman and Miss Blos- som Pratt R. l. Little and Miss Virginia Waller of Greensboro, Edward Clayton and Miss Fanell Crawford, Holland Smith and Miss Lula Fowler of Opellka.
 The funeral services of Mrs. A. St. Julian Morris, whose death occurred Wednesday, took place yesterday after noon at her home on Greensboro avenue. The interment was in Greenwood ceme- tery.
 The Tuscaloosa Club has changed It's quarters from over the Merchants Ma tional Bank to one of the large store rooms in the Turner block. The building will be divided by an arch. The front room will be used as lounging and read ing room, while the large rear room will be for entertainments and a billiard room. About twenty new members have been added to this organization, which will put it in very fourishing condi- tion.
 The dispensary received a carload Of empty bottles yesterday.
 A marriage occurred at the probate of- flee yesterday. The contracting parties were MT. J. T. Riley and Miss Annie Lee Hunton of Cottondale, Ala. The cere- mony was performed by Judge J. c. Brown.
 Mrs. Richard C. McCalla entertained the Kettledrum Club yesterday afternoon in a royal manner. MT. Dooley's Let ters' was the topic for the afternoon, which was most entertaining.
 The Tuscaloosa friends of Mrs Lizzie Hewitt of Mount Zion will be pained to receive the news of her death. which oc- cured at her home on February 2. She was the wife of MT. Joseph Hewitt, well-known and hlghly-respected citizen.
The age-herald., 1902-02-08
Paid up In Conecuh.

Evergreen. February 7.-(Special. )-In this county there are about S6OO voters; of this about 400 are negroes. The number of both races subject to poll tax will ap- proximate 1850. Of these nearly 1000 have paid their poll tax, divided, respectively into about 600 whites and 400 negroes. A closer count may reveal a slight difference in these numbers, but they are nearly correct.
The age-herald., 1902-02-08
ANNISTON.

l Anniston, February 7.-(Special )-At the last meeting of the Anniston lodge | B. P. O. F. No. 5S7, 1t was decided to
 take a team from this city to Gadsden or
 the 17th of this month. to institute a
 lodge of Elks. About thirty-f1ve promi-
 nent men of Gadsden have applied for a
 charter and the lodge here has been in- structed to install It.
 | A party of twelve people from in and
 around Jenifer. Talladega County. left
 yesterday afternoon over the Louisville
 and Nashville for Mount Pleasant. Texas. | This is the third party that has been got
 ten up in this vicinity in the past two l months.
 The Board of County Commissioners,
 wno have been in session here for the routine business was attended to by the
 commissioners at this session. Prof. Lester Smith has resigned as as-
 soclate principal of Oxford College on &C.,
 count of i'll health. MT. Smith will be
 succeeded at the college by Prof. T. E..
 Anderson of White Plains.
 The Louisville and Nashville Railroad
 Company is building a new waiting room,
 and repairing the section houses at Alex
 andria. The company will doubtless soon
 place an agent at that place on account
 of heavy work being done in the ore
 mines near by.
 Mir. W. R. Harvey, aged 80 years, died
 at 10 o'clock yesterday morning of heart
 failure at his home near Alexandria. He
 will be buried tomorrow morning at 10
 o'clock at Union cemetery. MT. Harvey
 was the father of MT. Thomas L. Har- vey, and one of the best men in the coun- ty.
 The naval recruiting station is doing ex- ceedingly well with their work in Annis- ton. Up to last night they had eleven applications, nine of whom were accepted, four sworn in and sent to post on the i coast for instructions.
 The Rev. J. H. Foster. Jr., manager oi 1 the Blue Mountain Chautauqua, has de ] cded to hold the chautauqua here this year from April 21 to 26. Last year three sessions were held each day, but this year there will be only two. The com mittee consists of Messrs. w. H. Mckei' roy, w. w. Stringfellow. J. c. Sproull, | Joseph Saks. s. L. Crook. Dr. E. C. l Anderson, and the Rev. J. H. Foster, Jr | will select the talent The changing oi | the date of the chautauqm from June tc | April was done in order tt to have il | conflict with the Mount Gagle or New York chautauauas. The coi ling chautau' qua promises to be one of the most sue | cessful ever held In the state. The new court house of Calhoun Coun- ty is rapidly nearing completion, and is being made ready for the occupancy of the county officers. MT. D. B. Burns. county tax assessor. moved his desk.
 books and other office furniture into his offices in the new building. The other county officers will follow as soon as the other offices are put in readiness. which is thought will be in short time. The Muscadine Mining Company has purchased the large ore property of MT. Joseph Draper at Iron City, twelve miles east of this city, and will at an early date eract washers on the place
The age-herald., 1902-02-08
PRATT CITY

Pratt City, February 7.-(Special )--Mr. and Mrs. Job Going announce the mar riage of their niece Miss Mary Going Hughes, to MT. T. A. Morrow on We'd nesday afternoon. February 26 at 2 O clock, at their residence on East High lands.
 The announcement was a surprise to the friends and acquaintances of Miss Hughes, as the engagement was known to only a few of her most intimate friends. The bride-to-be is possessed Of many lovabe traits of character and is one of the most popular teachers in the public schools of Pratt City. She is prominently associated with the Woman s Club and other social organizations of the city. MT. Morrow is a young man of sterling qualifications. and occupies a lucrative position with the Sloss Iron Company at Five Points. Ala, where they will reside after the marriage MT. Charles Estes, a young man living near slope No. ?, died early this morning of pneumonia. His remains were shipped to another part of the State today for in- torment.
 Mrs. S. A Cooper, who has been visit ing in south Alabama, returned home yesterday.
 MT. Charles Gale is quite i'll with pneumonia.
 MT. and Mrs. R. E. Roe lately of Ems ley, have moved to Pratt City and are making their home with MT. and Mrs. T. B. Boring
 Miss Lillie Dwyer is the guest of Mrs. T. s. Abernathy on East Highlands.
 There was a small fire in the vicinity of Ida Station yesterday. It originated from a defective fue in a house belonging to an Italian, and was extinguished before the fire department reached the scene.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Donaldson left today for Helena, where they will make their home in the future. MT. Donaldson will take charge of mine at that place.
 Miss Stella Wilson of Green county Is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Frank Pon on East Highlands. MT. and Mrs. Pon gave a furnace party this evening compli- mentary to their guest.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Frye will move to Birmingham some time during the coming week.
 Mrs. John McMichael entertained the ladies of the Ancient Order of Hibernians at her home last night.
 Mrs. s. A. Driver and Mrs. John Driver who have been guests of MT. and Mrs William Grady for some time. left yester- day for their home at Augusta, Ga.
 
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