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SnNcafXUr.

gm II. SuIi Murp 6. BUD i'm A. Sabre
ibres G,btus.
sm IL. Suli MARTA a:tterbui6 i'm Il.
etbsnsjabre.
am 10. Sui 5oispb Wari6td.
am Y. Snli 9arrD 3. 3 d z Mos
nat, all.
9lm II. Suli in Gatongpiae s ranta u. met,
A Sabre alt.
Vim II. SuIi eouis @tiff6uei6er i'm
Utter bon ) Sabrtn.
gm Z. Stuff Celia 8ieier i'm IA. 2ebeng=
am II. auti Grtoertd Gbrif:an o. o.
otfurt
Elm p Suli Qouia 6. 6teiu.
GIN 10. auli in Mount 9ernOn, Yto., q IL
/ am I. g9
Nm 10. 5uli 6utberint bitter nj q n II,
90 Sa6r. alt.
am 10. Suli 9outit N. Gauttner i'm
gIter BON 81 5abrtu.
Gm 10. Sui !iiubetb 6;ufclmann n.
81 Sabre alt.
Nm II. Suli @innis @6rr I'M II. Sabre
ibrt5 2ebcHs.
Am II. Juli gB nj. s.. Mat1er i'm l. Sa6r:
itints Icbtns.
gm Q. 3uli @enrb Raoenoett I'M alter
pou 81 3ahrtn.
Gin 9. 9uIi atbert@oburg i'm utter BON
l llbr,
Sabre hires gtbeHs.
g1QI-1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-14

Rad benz lebten Gen us
betrGgt bus 9ur4i4nittsgsbalt Der
2ebrer an ben Dffentli6en S4ulen
nur $270. Wenn man beoentt, oaB
Die 9robe MuI1e Der 2ebrsr i'm Nor=
ben einen 9e6ult BON $500 Biz $500
5e5iebt, 10 muB bic 9e6altifala Der
2e6rsr i'm Siioen auBeroroentli9
niebrid ftehen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-14

Sn PbtlabeIphia It Harlem
leBte WoGe $40 perionen, burunter
II an Sppbus unb II on 8lottern.
gs ipurben Sc neue 5ppbusfGGe unb
"a neue ppdenfdle uuf Dem Saniz
tdtsamte a~ngemsloet. 0as iebt fait
beoenfli6 na6 elmer epidemic aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-14
Sienffag, Den IL. Suit 1908.

Ghicagp Dat in einsr
9eDDlterungsaubl Die 5nei MiGionsnz
9rense iiberi4ritten. Na6 Dem neuen
4orebbu6 sGblt es 2,231,OOO aOpfs.
Der lebte Genius bon 1900 ergab
1.698,575. Soate ba ni4t jebt gez
flunfert noroen iein?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-14
RuA= Ursfk= Dnmpfboot< Uompaanit.

Sumpfsr osrldbt Sobion's B,rft., GUS bu0or,s
6trabt, tdgli6,. ouBtr samfaos, 8 9orm. uno
Tatm. Samitoes Z 9prm. uno 2.3O Ratr. ;
Srorn's ITO 9orm. uuo 8 Ta4m.; 6onntaes
4 uno 8 Born. uno 2 Rahm. nab Rod=Grett;
bisislb. @trft, mad StontpsGrett tdoli6 7 BORN.
unO 2.30 0abm. 9ropn's 9Btrftt 10 Dorm.
unD 8 Radm. sonrtaqs 4 uno 5 Born. uno 2
gsa5m. Gtutraaunosn far bic saiion Jest unets
rOmlTtn. Ra4JufrastH bel :. o.. 3tatb. 6ur
periutenbsut Der 9Berfte. (Rai24, 3Dlte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-14

WnnapoII5, UEt. N~opaTsotaf0n. !l3J NotHt.
6am0tn= 5tatjon, 800, 1900 Born, !l2W Wtit=
tags, !5.25, ?j.4O Padm.
geylaFtn GamotnsStotio nab Grcoerid, !7.35,
1000 Dorm, ?9.15 9Orw., I25, 43 uro '9.35
8in5sitsT, 1920 Born, 800, !48o, 1920 Ra8s
mitta1s. 49,, ,o
GGEntt.6itp uuo ut. Niro, 2otal. !7.35, }9l5
Born, I25, 4.3o. *5.35, $50, 'l1.35 gbsuOs.
Curtis gap, 1928 @ormtttaQs
Qurao, mt. 8opalsStation, +2.56 Ra5m. Cams
o,r.Sto+inu 900 PabmittuGs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-14

Shriitiun GSelmnntt.

Eg ftlrb am 10. 3uli 1903 in j6rer lc5t;n @o5=
nuna, CIR. 1902. observation-disclosures, 6briitina Go'ls
mann, Q,licbts Nattin pon Charles Eotlrann, m
%lter pon b Sa6rtn. Sic 3tit Der @efroigun9
trir0 ipdtsr a%nQeBttat. lI9ll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-14

Wir bsjabI,u poftip bobit. 9rsiit, oa mir elm
nusitIitblibts 6tDrs,i6ait fubrtu uup p, Waas
rem notbis bab,n. Stnbe gohtarts. .Soltimore
6eatb,r &c. TE. els. GfsSsItimsrss6trabs.
(Ylail0 lM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-14

3um Reftor Der s e d E n
6D4fAuIe Berlin 1T fir 1903
Bis 1904 Der Matbematiter profefor
Or. @eorg 9sttner seuGhlt uno bsitds
tigt tpprbeh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-14
Irtbur u. Gnbiun,
- Ir. I27, CfsSaltimurc. Stra8e. -
Baltimore Sampf : Eafet 90.

Slt Str. StlattH@Vor bcrorOtrn0.
Camper fabren tdgtjb, Sountaas au~sqtnommcu,
bon r9aDz&iutz"Qicrs, lob H~iGbtsetrabc, go
NbcuOs, Oiyttt nab Oh Qoint Comfort, Rurfolt,
@ortsmoutb unO alien QuHtttu ocs Siotus. Der.
b%iuoung III Oh Qoiut Comfort NIT r6. & :. Gis
~ieubabu" nab aItmono. &.rbjuouug in Qortsz
mouth nit Dem rStlbouro Nir CINE" iolIOcu BUG
bon QOrt5moutb mad It.auta. 4u Norfolt Der
]biaoung nit Der atlantic Gooft 4int." Roriolt
NM Carolina, Noriolt NM iu0Ijb, Rorfolt uno
ptittib mo I'D Eominjon Hine" nab Rcipbtyn
urO g8uibiuQton, rs.
D}oblititcr nab europaiib:m QIauc. Qurm ole
Gdiittuijmmcr, c,cttriibe &cItubtIuq, Eampibcj=
sung, Roicn frti. Rticrpirts Rniut;rjimm,r int
g. ltt49ircau Der rgap=Yinc,~ 0r. I03, CfsRalti=
mor;sStrdBe. 3ctcpbous &. & z. 81. Qoul 1885;
marplano. GourtlauD 49,, N.bouQb'g, i Nor0z
G6arlcs=St roBt, unO 9urtau DIR .Scaboaro cir
Cine" GOutincntal Erut 60. 9uiloine."
Spbn u. Sbrrppps, g. Srppn.
g..Frai. II. Gen U%iouoser. Gen, sBQiia8iersg9snt
(Gtj21
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-14

Cine Gprrefppnben5a aus
Manila meloet, baB nod INNER tein
QuH9uung Der pirtbi6aftliden
Sage in ben gbilippinen gu bemerten
lit. 8efonbers 9ut ii9 Der Smportz
1anbel perminoert. Die 3oneinnubz
men in Manilu iinb fat I'm Die
6dlfte suriid9sgargen. Der 6auptz
gruno bafiir lit Die gerinse &auftraft
i'm 2anoe, bic bur6 ben 8erfaa Der
2anbtpirtbf9uft peruriaht pirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-14
aN%arftpreiSe b,sabi fur ali. Sescrbetter

Der bette 9rtis fir a.ts ontits plabaaonp.R6s
belu. Colonial Gu.iau. Co. gr. 6l3, Rorps
Gutap= Strabs aus 9ptiartsnsguitrde. %ioraioltio
ousgetibrt. (Poil9, IA SSS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-14
Seafnnens am II, Stunt, BE
+aak@ Way-DoWn-the.B Raw

nno 6boptont=Ripr : GrturFouen, $50 m,ilsu.
Sal,paftr. ben 9an3sn Sag. 2tbtnsrettsr flr tltin.
fligt tDieosr btresftsat; Der prdatiat unS popular.
Sampler emma Silss,s ieo.u ienftao uuo
SoHHtrf a Q um z nbr Dorm, Riidtuuit I'm,
10 ubr Gbsnos. Gtasts Soc,
EaaRtz I&G7
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-14
p9tuDaI Slue'"Sinte

Chparts. 8trl. eamben. 9srl Dtt. RopoI.
e3laiipagaou 49,. Sugna 3.5l y. 3.55 9.
Salais II, Spti:.. 3dglj5 755 Q. q 500 &c
Yuiitts9urlor, ausgtn. 80. 9.l9 y. u 92i @.
Qorlor, Giucr,.. Hur 6o. 9.52 9. 9.57 g. 8
0Grloy, 2incr, ousgtr. 80. 1880 .. q 1854 9.
Qa,lor, Sintr, .....1aglib I.55 y. y l59 u.
rNopaI U,mjtso,@ uur QuQman=3ug.
0Bqoooug ........ 3dQli1 349 r.. 3 3.53 q.
QGrloT&ar Q6iL ausq. 60. 455 g.. 500 y. 6
Qaylor, 2iuu.... 3dGlt4 6Q u. Cos u. 6
Goa6ts 4bJa..... 8agIt5 900 u. 9.05 s
Qotal= S5lafUagQou na6 0srU=9ort fsrtig gum
0ebraub in Mt. go0ulsStation nm 1000 @5enps.
q, mad atlautltsGitD, g8o4enta0ei ., nab dts
lauiitsGttp, tngijt.
ollie sic: baltsn in @ilmingtOn. 6, balt in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-14

Ser Staat Seras Dat
cine 8elp6nung BON $4,000 fir Den
u~usgeiebt, Der Elm prattii4es Mittel
CUR erfolgrei9en 9~etdmpfung Der
8aumipouruupe (8oItpibsO finoet.
Dieter 5eino Der 8aumpoapflan5er
ri9tet in ben Pflan5en u~ngsbeuren
@daben an uno greift ouf INNER
tpeitere 8aumppGgebiete iiber. BIS
jest iinb ale 8erIu4e, bieier Baum
tpplpeIt !6err 5u iperben, BON teinem
Grfpl9e getpei en-.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-14
Murnldnb bat bas Slid,

WarDldnb bat bos 8lId,
felten BON perbeerenoen Stiirmen
beimseiu9t 5u tpsrben. 9orseitern
1atten mir aber einmal Die gauge
Wut6 Der @lemente a%us5u6alten.
@turm, Gegen uno 8liB ri6teten
grobe 0erpiiftuns an, unb es 1T fait
als Elm Wunoer gu betru9ten, odb es
in Baltimore pbne ~2ebensperluIt a6=
gegangen lit. @epitter uno Stiirme
ipiit6eten biesmal iiber einem grpben
She'll MarDlano's unb buben audi
uuf benz 2anoe groben S4aoen on9ez
ri9tet.
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0puiS g. 1Iitt.

Gg farb am 10. Stuff 1903 Souls 3. 9litt. qt.
licbtcs 56bubcn pom 2Ouis NM Gritortt' S!ltt,
I'M alter non Z Wonattu unO II Sd0cn.
50 iblaf penn pobl IN 3tius' Armtn!
Die 9t,ro;Qung fjnOet morgen, Wtttpob,
Radmittaas nm ? llbr, Uou Or tlttrli6Cn g8ob=
nung, Nr. 917, GantousStr., aus itatt. 1855,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-14
g6Ee!
V6fe!

srr R.tit I'M NusIanbe beiorst ~inEsrbalb "a Stlnasn
81 ~beoeuteub hsrabgeieetem Brelle
Gouaro Rainc,
$lhtutnrGde SaltimoresStrG uRo $ofSStRcesIDe-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-14

Oas Con ftitutions { 6 D.
mite Der Rutionalen 5abrifantenz
@ereinigung bat bei4lofen, einen
5onbs BON unbsrthul6 MilIionen
Dollars uuf3ubringen, nm i'm Safe
Der Notb gegen bic DrganiIirte @rbeit
geriifhet 5u iein. Gum 8riegfibren
gebDrt stpar 9elb, unb bic Su6rifunz
ten baden senug baOon; ob lie a6er
nit bieier Sumnte gegen bic organiz
firte 4rbeit iiegen tperoen, lit 81 be-
Sipeifeln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-14

SAT- 5pei So9r9unoerte
fits her, felt ii4 Die gngldnosr 9iz
braltar, bic feliige 2uno3unge, nab
men uno bamit ben nS6lii1el gum
Mittelmeer" batten. Neuerbings
spsrben nun Stimmen laut, tpel9e be-
5fpeifeln, baB Gibraltar mod Der
G9li6el SumMittelmesr lei. Oampfz
I9iffe fOnnen audi tros Der WsereSk
itrDmung an Der afritanii9en Siite
sntlans fubrsn uno iino 10 auBerbulf
elmer ipirfiumen S9uBpeite. lleberz
biss ion es m0gli9 iein. nit mooerz
men @ei9iben Gibraltar BON ipuniz
f9em Gebiet aus pirtIdm gu b%eitreiz
den.
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Gut1n 9. 0%(itbenteicr.

Gs ftarb AM 10. 3uli 1903 nab furjer &rant5;it
Emma :. Ai6tmiitr, otliebtc Sobtr BON Jimmie
e. uno DIS pcrtorbeucu N9cnrp %. @idtmtttr, i'm
9ultsr BON II 9abrsn uno Is Ia9en. Die Sttp0is
ouno iirDtt mproen, M:ttpo6, ben Is. auli,
3 llbr 0a5mittaos, nom Der g3obnung ibrtr Ntut=
ter, Rr. 1893, 9cnuiDlpnnia= gpcuut, aus nab Der
Oeuti6eu ctbpO;fii6zGpjscopaIc Gi3btsStraben=
&irtrt, rabe CfcnnaStraBe, itatt. S;t''BunS ami
ben rgouOon : Qart : 6smtttrp." &tripanott nno
GreunOc Der 6omiIie ijuO a6tur9sool tln9sIooen.
$3.50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-14

On Der IenzY prter 90rfe
befortb ma ii9 geitern pieoer in abz
fteieenoer Senosn5. Die Iftisn bes
9tabltruIts fielsn niebriger, uls ie ie
oeItanoen, trob bes gldn5snoen Qus@
peiies iiber Den 8ei9dftsitano Der
MISUNDERSTANDING. 4u9 ~finan5iea
als erItfluiIig angeiebene @iienbahz
men, pie 9enniplbania, RepzYort
Central, SIinois Central, ct. puul
Ii. o., beren 4ftier fpeit iiber 100
notiren, fielen. l1no bas trob Der
uiinftiQen Grnotsberi6te bes older
bau : Departments! 8s9en s54luB
Der g0rie sosen Die Preiis pieoer an.
Oie G6icago'er 4npdGte
bes in SeutI6lano pe%rurtbeilten
6hpinolers @erbaro SerlinOen 1polz
len nun elm 2eBtes Der iu6en uno ben
0erurtbeilten pieber na6 Imeritd
bringen laHen, pa er ni9t tpesen oss
8er6redens perurtbeilt tporoen, auf
fpel6es bin er uusgeliefert lpproen.
Serlinoen muB nod 9elo haben, oaB
fi6 feline bieiigen Qnlpdlte 10 piel
Mi6s geben, ben 9rpbi4pinoler,
Dem ma in Ouis6urg 6 Sabre 5u@
biftirt, pieoer mad ben Ser. Stoaten
gu bringen. ST ii6ri9ens oerlorne
2iebesmib', benin bieginpdnoerungsz
bebDrpe fDnnte bod ben S6pinoler
ni6t tpieoer ms 2uno laIlsn.
Gin 90 enber aus
WaG%Street bat ben Qusipru9 ge<
fban: Die pruiperitdt bes Bodies
Der Ser. Staaten liegt in ben 9dnoen
bes prdiibenten 8ooiepelt. Oas beiBt
natiirli9, baB 9rdiioent 3ooiepelt
einsn S~tpeiten Sermin 6aben muB,
1pena bic groiperitdt ni9t rin Ser
Iuit ssratben foG," tpie Die SeItrei6er
faeen. Sir Die 8Orltdner in @aQz
Gtrest unb bic Sruits mag oas itimz
men; absr nit benz 4usfan unierer
Grnbten, duf bic audi sepieste ST.
nan3leute bas 5ortoauern Der pro=
fperitGt por3ugstpsiie ftiiBen, bat bod
prGiibent HOoiepelt Gtdts gu t6un.
limb bic nit pertpd1ertem &apital gez
59offenen l1ebergriinoungen niro
uu9 81. Rooiepelt ni9t ii6er Waher
halten f0nnen, ipsnn Der Sturm
fommt.
3um Reftor Der s d Zen
49, 0 II annn
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-01-13
Speedily Cured by CutiCura
Soap, Ointment and Pills,
When All Other Remedies and
Best Physicians Fail.
COMPLETE TREATMENT, sl.OO.

In the treatment of torturing, disfig-
dring, itching, scaly, crusted, pimply,
blotchy and scrofulous humours of the
skin, scalp and blood, with loss of hair,
Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Pills have
been wonderfully successful. Even
the most obstinate of constitutional hui
mours, such as bad blood, scrofula, in
herited and contagious humours, with
loss of hair, glandular swellings, ulcer
Gus patches in the throat and mouth,
sore eyes, copper-colored blotches, as
well as boils, carbuncles, scurvy, sites,
ulcers and sores arising from an inn
pure or impoverished condition of the
: blood, yield to the Cuticura Treatment,
when all other remedies and methods
fail.
And greater still, if possible, is the
wonderful record of cures of torturing,
disfiguring humours among infants and
children. The suffering which Cuti-
cura Soap and Ointment have alleviated
among the young, and the comfort
they have afforded WORKOUT and wor-
ried parents, have led to their adoption
in countless homes as priceless cura-
tives for the skin and blood. Infantile
and birth humours, milk crust, scall
head, eczema, rashes and every form of
itching, scaly, pimply skin and scalp
humours, with loss of hair, of infancy
and childhood, are speedily, perma-
nently and economically cured when
all other remedies suitable for children,
and even the best physicians, fail.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-01-13
RECORD OF COURTS.

The case of ]. H. Hollingsworth against
Felix Elard is on trial in the first divis-
ion of the City court.
Two suits were filed In this court yes
terday as follows: Erastus Woodson
against the Louisville and Nashville Rail-
road company, suit for $4,000 damages.
Plaintiff alleges he was personally injured
in a wreck, and while employed by the
defendant as a fireman.
Preston Pierce against the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad company. suit for
$4,000 damages, plaintiff claiming to have
received injuries in wreck while work.
ing for the defendant as a fireman.
The case of Leon A. Dill against the
Birmingham Railway, Light and Power
company, suit for $1,000, is on trial in the
Circuit court.
In the case of Howard LocNett against
the Tennessee coal, Iron and Railroad
company, a judgment for SIS was given
the plaintiff.
An ejectment suit was filed In the Cir
cult court by Mrs. e. H. Owen against
l.. S. Mcspadden.
Two suits for damages against the
Southern Railway company were filed in
the United States court, one by Laurah
Erps for $4,000 and the other by Lera
McNeal for $4,000. The plaintiffs claim that
they received injuries in a wreck which
took place between Columbus. Miss, and
Birmingham several months ago.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-01-13
TRIBUTE PAID
To Mr.. TONGUE
House Adjourns Through Res
pGct After Brief Session
COAL RESOLUTION PASSED
Lively Debate In the Senate Between
Aldrich, Vest and carmack on
Effort to Have the Matter
Postponed.
COAL RESOLUTION PASSED

Washington, January 12.--The house to-
day. after adopting a resolution to au-
thorize the merchant marine and fish
cries committee to investigate the coal
situation, at once adjourned out of re-
spect to the memory of the late Repre-
sentative Tongue of Oregon, after APP
pointing a committee to attend the fun
eral.
The resolution to investigate the coal
situation recites the fact that resolu-
ton has been introduced To extend the
privilege of carrying coal to coastwise
points to foreign streamers for ninety
days, because the present scarcity of
coal involves great suffering and distress
and authorizes the committee to investi-
gate facts, charges and necessities; to
inuure into the elements and conditions
involved in the trade, the cost of COAL
the methods, facilities and cost of trans
portation and distribution of the same
and the reasons or causes of such scar
city and distress.
The committee is directed to report the
testimony with their conclusions thereon
to the house as soon as possible. 1t was
given power to send for persons and pa
pers, TO administer oaths, etc, and incur
such expense as may be deemed neces-
sary. The meetings are to be held in
Washington and In such other places as
the committee may determine.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-01-13
AT THE BIJOU.
Kelley G. Shannon in Sherlock Holmes

Kelley & Shannon in Sherlock Holmes
Sherlock Holmes" a dramatization OF
A. Conan Doyle's wonderful and ever
popular hero. was presented at the Jer-
ferson last evening by Herbert Kelley and
Etfie Shannon, the latter of whom TOOK
the role of Alice Faulkner. 1t would pc
hard to conceive of better rendering OF
the character of Sherlock Holmes than
Mr.. Kelcey's, and Miss Shannon was not
only perfect In what little acting the
play allowed her, but she was both grace
full and charming.
All the adventures of Sherlock Holmes
are highly dramatic and sensational, ana
lend themselves well to stage adapata-
ton. The play last night was cleVerly
constructed and the stage settings ana
other stage paraphernalia were well exc
cuted. Lights and shadows were used 10
advantage in aiding the air of mystery
which surrounds the movements Oh Sher-
lock Holmes until the moment comes TOT
disclosing the motive.
Mr.. Kelley is natural and resists the
temptation which such a role naturally
has to be too dramatic Both he and Miss
Shannon were frequently encored.
The support of the two was not as
strong as 1t might be, although 1t Is
probably too much to expect all the MEM
bers of a company to be finished ar
fiata
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-01-13
ON THE RACE TRACK
At San Francisco.

San Francisco, January 12.-Outsiders
carried off the bulk of the money at Oak
land today, four Of them being returned
winners. Modicum, at to 2. in the first
race. and Laura F. M, at to ], in the
third. were the only representatives OF
the talent to capture races. Weather
clear, track fast.
First race, futurity course, selling
Modicum 104 (Minder), to 2. won; SANITY
III (Burns), 6 to 1. second; Karabet no
(Troxler). to /. third Time: 1:111a.
Second race seven-sixteenths of a mile.
for 2-year- olds sellng-Annie Marie l0S
&C. Kelly, to /. won; Samar 1o7 (Burns),
to l. second; Selected 9S q. Daly), to
l, third. Time: 0:42ia.
Third race. futurity course, selling
Laura f. NJ. "a &C. Kelly. to l, won;
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-01-13
BAY MINETTE.
Hand Land Company Prepares to
Beauty the Town.

Bay Minette, January 12.-(Special)-
The Hand Land company is now at work
preparing to set out row of pecan trees
in the center of Hand avenue, the prin-
cipal street in town. in order to beautify
the town. and also in later years to pro-
vide a pleasure to the children in gath
ering the fruit.
George B. Bryant, sher1n OF this coun-
ty, has rendered his resignation to the
governor to take effect when his success
sor has been appointed and qualified. j.
NJ. Armstrong, the present county tax
commissioner. is the only applicant so
far. He is fully qualified to fill the posi-
ton, and is a graduate of Oxford coll
lege. Mr.. Bryant has resigned on account
of other business and urges the governor
to take immediate action on his resigna-
ton.
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Tim Murphy.

Tim Murphy, supported by Miss Doro-
thy sherrod, and an excellent supporting
company of we'll known players Will De
seen next wednesday for return en-
gagement at the Jefferson, in his most
successful comedy. "old Innocence Mr.
Murphy's recent engagement In Birming-
ham was so successful that manager
Douglas succeeded in arranging for a re-
turn date in order that the theatre-goers
of this city might have another opportun-
ity of witnessing this most delightful OF
comedies. Mr.. Murphy has never been
seen to better advantage than as Jason
Green the kindly old philanthopist, who
has an undying belief in all mankind.
In the cast will be seen Miss Louise
Whitfield of Clarksville, Tenn.
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THE SENATE.

Washington, January IA lively de-
bate occurred In the senate today between
Messrs. Aldrich, Vest and Carmack when
the first named endeavored to secure
postponement of the Vest resolution re-
quiring the committee on finance to re-
port a bill removing the duty coal.
The proposition was not acceptable to
Mr.. Vest, who expressed the opinion that
to allow the resolution to go Into the
uncertain and nebulous future would
mean defeat.
At 2 o'clock the statehood measure was
taken up and Mr.. Nelson continued his
remarks in opposition to the omnibus
bill but had not concluded when. at 4
o'clock, by unanimous consent, large
number of unobjected pension bills on
the calendar were passed.
Mr.. Mitchell of Oregon announced the
death in this city yesterday of Represen-
tative Tongue of Oregon and offered the
usual resolutions expressing the sorrow
of the senate.
The president pro tenn. appointed
Messrs. Mitchell, Perkins of California
Dolliver, Turner and Dubose committee
on the part of the senate TO accompany
the remains to Oregon, and the senate, at
515. adjourned until tomorrow.
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At New Orleans.

New Orleans. January 12.-Wilful and
Pyrrho were the winning favorltes anu
the latter was run up after his race 10
s1105 and bought in. The weather was
clear and track slow. Summary;
First race, mile-Shotgun, lO2 QLindsey)'
6 to 1. won; Memphian, los (Buehanan).
A to g. second; Mauser. 1o7 DonegaD, I
to l. third. Time. 1:49
second race, selling, six furiongs-Lord
Neville. 102 &C. Bonner), to /, won;
Malster. 1O6 (Gannon), to /, second; Zack
Ford. 1o4 (Donegan). 10 to l, third. Time,
lis 1-5.
wilful. So (Redfern), 8 TO 10, won; Po-
tente, 105 (Gannon), to l. second; Hon
olulu, 100 Lindsey, to l, third. Time.
1853
Fourth race, handicap, seven furlongs-
Jack Demund, 1O7 Cannon, 16 to 8, won;
w. j. Deboe, Ill (Otls), to s. seconds;
Jessie Jarboe, 107 g.. Miller). to l, third.
Time, 1872 1-5.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Star and Gar
ter, 1O6 CMcCafferty), 20 to l, won; Ahu-
mada 1903 (Buchanan), to 5, second;
Glennevis, 1O4 (Creamer), s to l. third.
Time, lis.
Sixth race, selling. mile and one-six-
teenth-Pyrrho, 102 &C. Bonner), to ).
won; Joe Lesser, 105 (Battiste), to l,
second; The Way, Ito MADDOX, to l,
third. Time, 1853 2-5.
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Mules Killed by Engine.

Columbus Ca, January 12.-(SpeciaL)-
The Central passenger train from Column
of Massey Bean, a young farmer, five
miles from here this afternoon The en-
CINE struck the two mules, who were
Just crossing the track, and killed them
instantly. One of the mules was carried
fifty yards up the track. Fortunately the
engine was not derailed. The wagon was
demolished, and Mr. Bean was thrown
back on the ground. pieces of the wagon
falling on him. He was severely cut on
the head, but his injuries are not very Sc
rious. .4f-
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At the Bijou.

Every act on the bill at the Bijou this
week pleases. Latimore and Leigh excite
wonder, Bailey and Madison produce
roars of laughter, the Seminary Girls are
good to look at and the act is good, the
Wartenburg brothers create surprise, the
McAvoys are funny, and Ernest and Bert
are good singers and have a joke or two
which are worth repeating
The bill is one of the best rounded
which has been produced here. No act is
very far behind the best, and that is far
ahead of the best last week. Bailey and
Madison, two all-round funny fellows,
caused the most laughter and the longest
applause. They deserved 1t. Latmore and