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The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-11
CITY ITEMS.

Knights of Columbus.-Birmingha council No. 635, Knights of Columbus, will hold an important meeting to- night.
 Fete Today.-Band of the First Methodist church vii! have a fete in Capital park this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. Among the attractions will be a drill by the Jefferson Volunteers and music by a full band.
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Japan is Indignant.

Yokohama, May 10.-Alarming and CO., flicting rumors are heard here to the ef- feet that the Russian concentration of troops is menacing New Chwang and Korea. It is said that Japan is indig- nant at Russia's bad faith and will calm ly maintain her treaty rights.
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Levyina Increased Duties.

London. May 1o.-"The taetai of New Chwang" cables the Daily Mails corre- spondent at Shanghai, Ifs Ievying in. creased duties on imports. This Is being done, 1t is believed, at the instigation of Russia in order to divert trade to Pori Dalny."
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Reinette Ran Second.

Paris. May D.--W. K. vanderbilt's Reinette III, with Ransch up. ran second for the Prix de Courtbevoie at Long Champs today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-11
Trlbesmen Suffer Defeat.

Tangier. Morocco, May 10.-News has reached here from Tetuan that the tribes men have suffered defeat at the hands of the government troops.
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Richard Henry Stoddard III.

New York, May 10.-Richard Henry Stoddard, the poet and writer, Is i'll at his home here He suffers from general de. bility on account of age. There was slight improvement in his condition today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-11
Transports ouarantIned.

Manila, May lo.-The quarantining of transports bound for San Francisco has been resumed on account of the cholera epidemic. The epidemic is making slight gains in Luzon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-11
Burqlar Fails.

negro attempted to burglarize the residence of Mrs. Hoff, at Thirteenth street and Tenth avenue North, Saturday night but failed to gain entrance.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-11
All Knowing.
From Judg

From Judge.
 Now that you are married. I suppose you have no secrets from your wife?"
 Oh, l didn't before. She was my type writer"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-11

All kinds of cuts. Age e-Herald a. graving Department.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-11
Dr0ggedsDOWn
 Feeling

Tn the Joins. Nervousness, unrefreshing sleep, despon- dency. It is time you were doing something.
 The kidneys were anciently called the reins-in your case they are holding the rcins and driving you into serious trouble Hoods JdrSdparili0 Acts with the most direct beneficial effect on the kidneys. It contains the best and safest substancesfo tor correcting and toning these organs,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-04
MAKERS SNCB CLUB FURTHER.
Decide Upon Contest and Ask the American
Auto Association TO Aid.

A move Of great interest has been made
by the National Association Of Automo-
bile Manufacturers. which, apparently, In
line with its other recent actions, intended
to teach the Automobile Club Of America lie,
place rs a local club. The technical commit ::
tee Of the manufacturers association reported
on the proposed reliability run and 1t was
voted 20 hold 1t in October. about the middle
of the month The route will be to Pitts
burg by way, of Philadelphia. Baltimore.
Washington. back to Baltimore. then 10
half way between there and Pittsburg The
run will occupy Ave days and at Pittsburg
the cars will be detained several days for an
inspection by experts. who will certify 10
The manufacturers decided to hold this
run instead OF supporting another one con-
Quoted by the club. and the club has with,
drawn from the field. The new move OF
slop is that Of asking the American Auto
mobile Association, a truly national organiaa-
tion. to supervise the run by appS,ntlns onI
making the awards This indicates that tho
makers will no longer recognize the Auto
mobile Club of America as u national body.
President Chase of the A. a A. was at the
ecutive COMMITTEES of the A. A. A
According TO Mana ger Miles Of the Manu-
facturers' association the checking on the
will yield practical results, such as prior
contests have not done. IT. will be a contest
from end to end with no play about It.
an authoritative Interpretation Of the Bailey
law respecting Licenses and dealers. 1t was
decided not to have any contest Of COM
mercal motor cars this year The matter
of steel speedway on Long Island was CON
sidered and statement regarding it will be
made later
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Athletic Notes.

EFT Darlington. Toronto. Ontario Harvard
withdrew the protest and the championship
cup was awarded to Yale.
The Hudson Boat Club will hold a club
regatta on tho Hudson River Off the boat
house to-day. There will be sins gle. double, four
and eight Dared shell entries.
The all-around weight throwing contest at
Celtic Park to-day has attracted John Flana-
Oman all of the police force. Besides there
will be Emory Payne, the heavyweight boxer.
and J. Hines, star A. g.
The Cherry Diamond Swimming Club Ia
the name Of new aquatic organization
formed M RoCkaway Beach. il, l. The club
Intends to hold lengthy series OF swimming
and water polo events i'll the natat0rium at
Hammes station during the summer. Alex
Mefert. the old-time professional. will have
charge of the contests and coach the mem
hers. majority Of the membership has
been recruited from the old Knicierbocker
A. G.. swimmers. many OF whom are yet In
training. The first series OF races will take
place on july H.
The Central Young Mems Christian As
sociation of Brooklyn has engaged AdelpSi
Academy field for the summer Tor training
purposes Dr.. Fisher. tn, physical director
to take to the st.. Louis Exposition next year year
to compete in the Young Mems Christian
Association individual and team Champion
ship.
athlete and football player who was sus-
pended last fall. has Joined the Rockford. III,
team OF professional baseball players This
team is a member of the Threc-Eyc League,
and Merrill will play left field In September
Merrill will 20 to Colorado University and
take charge OF its athletic department
Philadelphia has arranged a lengthy pro
gramme Of aquatic events for the summer
season Two events will be held each day
ON the following dates July II, is and 25.
Aug. /, =, Is and 20. and Sept. s. Pro.
Qrammes and entry blanks can be had
from II. q. Story 20i7 North Sixteenth street,
phi ladalDhja
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InterschOlastic sport.

The final meeting OF the scholastic year
1902 1903 of the Westchcster Interschoa7tic
Athletic Association was held on Wednesday
All the schools were represented and con-
siderable business was transacted, OWING
To the absence of the advisory committees
the election of officers for the ensuing year
was laid over until the fan meeting
There was long debute over the awarding
of the baseball championship The honor
was won by lIsidenfeld Institute with Il
clean string Of victories. but its title to II
was protested on the ground that its
catcher was over age, President Manning
ruled that inasmuch IA no protest had been
lodged with the proper officials before or
at the games hc could not see how u protest
could be made at this late date. and there
fore he thought Hridenfeld Institute WAS
entitled to the championships The ma
jorlty OF the delegates were under the same
Impression and on II vote taken the cham
pionship was awarded to the institute,
The discussion over engaging Columbia
Oval for the football cham piOnshipS again
came up. The popular feeling seems to h"
that no grounds should be engaged this
year owing TO the Ing debt the association is
In. President Manning took the same view
OF the matter and the games viii be plAyeu
As heretofore on the campus Of tn" lieidrnteld
Institute, II was also d"cdcd not IL have
a bowling tournament this year 10y q VOt" Of
y for and 10 AgninSl.
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MFRS. PRAREs NOT GUILTY.
Says she WIN Not Return 20 Mer Old Home.
und 10 Through with Carneam Taylor.


MOUNT HOLLY. N. j.. July s.--Mrs. Annie
Phares was adjudged not guilty Of the
murder Of her husband, Albert, here to-
day. Tho trial has been sensational
and the court room has been crowded
every day since it began The jury was
out about two hours and only five
ballots were taken.
As soon as the verdict was recorded
Mrs. Phares, accompanied by her counsel,
walked out on the lawn to thank the jurors
She was as cool and composed as she had
been throughout the trial, and responded
TO congratulations without the slightest
embarrassment. Finally, the attentions OF
the crowd became rather too pronounced
10 suit her and she took refuge In tho Office
OF her counsel
viii you return to your home in Jack
sonville?' she was asked
Newer she replied. II am going to
Philadelphia to live
the triala'
Il don't think had I had confidence
knew God had more power thany any one
else and knew he would not desert me.
I'm going to Philadelphia to work for
my living. Besides, have not the heart
to go back to the old scenes. I want TO
get away from them. | want to begin life
this.
How about Garfield Taylorp Are you
done with him, tooP"
Yes, and forever. I'll have nothing to
do with him. I've had no communication
with him since my arrest. although saw
him once in the Jail yard, having his picture
taken. but did not even nod to him then.
He knows I'm done with him and he won't
bother me any more.
-The day was arrested I realized the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-04
DIDN'T SPOT NEW CAPTAIN.
Joined tho "Inion' Easily and Got Bet
D0wn-Then Raidell.

Police Captain Henry Burfend Of the East
Eighty-eighth street station on Thursday
afternoon walked into the saloon of John
Currens, at Eighty-sixth street and Third
avenue. Some one there asked the captain
who was in citizens clothes, if he wanted
to join the union He said that he did,
and In response to more questions, de-
clared that he had never laid bricks
Tho replies were ga tisfactory, and he was
turned over to the secretary, Thomas Heff-
ernan OF 216 East Seventy-sixth street, who
passed him to the place where he could put
detectives and arrested Hetfernan. The
prisoner had a lot OF money, including a
five-dollar bill on which was written:
This Is my last IS. Twill put it on Bonni-
bert for place"
Heffernan was arraigned before Magis-
trate Baker in the Harlem police court
and held in $500 bail for examination on
Tuesday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-04
VOTING CORBETTS MANY FIGHTS.
Arranxes -Four Or Them All to Re Decided
This Month.

II Young Corbett carries out all the hstio
engagements he has arranged up to date
he will be a very busy pugist during tho
next four weeks In addition to the battle
With Sammy Smith. Corbett has signed
ARTICLES for three mere ilYhtSi TWO Of them
at Il Boston on July 10 Corbett meets Jack
O'Nei at philadelphia before the National
A. {. for six rounds. on july. 10 no meets
before the Tammany A. g.. Boston. for ten
rounds az l2s pounds, and on July % Billy
Maynard will be his opponent, This scrap.
the Pennsylvania Art A. c., Philadelphia.
MAYNARD once stood Young Corbett OF for
six rounds and rs confident that he can sue
coed again -------.-------,.vv
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THE SEAGOERS.
Chief Justice Fuller and the Thaw Family
or for Europe.

Among the passengers who sailed yester-
day on the White Star liner Cymric were:
Laurence Hutton. Dr. n NJ shafrer. the
American assistant Of DR. Lorenz; Charles
r. Brown. Mr. and Mrs Gilbert D. Lamb,
Mr.. and Mrs. Benson b Sloan and Edward
A. Downey,
Sailing on the steamship Kroonland for
Antwerp to-day are:
Chief Justice Melville W Fuller Senator
George c. Perkins OF California, Mrs. Leslie
n. shaw, Mrs James 8. sherman. Mr.. and
Mrs. BENJAMIN Thaw and family of Pitts
lard Spencer, Ny, and Mrs Philip schuyler,
John L. Csdwalader, Brisader-tieneral and
Mrs l. D, De Russy DR. and Mrs. II P. Nose
ley, DIR, and Mrs. 8. II. MoNaughton and
William o. Wissner
Among those booked on the Furnessia,
which sails to-day for Glasgow. are:
MIR and Mrs. John W. Buchanan, Mr.. and
Mrs. John T. Halliday, Mr. and Mrs David
Mcclure. and Mr. and Mrs. J. McGreRor
Smith.
The Phnnicia, for Hamburg. will carry
~ Louis Victor saar, DR., Z. NJ, VAIL. Charlie.
vogel. J. Philip Roth. Mr.. and Mrs Richard
Leasing and John NJ Albrecht.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-04
MORRTSTOWN NOT TO BE SEVERED
Commission Fails to Recommend Any
systeni-RepOrt Accepted.

MoRRIsTowN, N. j.. July Sat a meet
ing Of the Board OF Aldermen tonight the
report OF the sewerage commission APP
pointed by Supreme Court Justice Gamer
ton, under an act passed by the State Legis-
lature two years ago, to recommend the
most feasible plan of constructing sewer
system for Morristown, WAS read. Tho
commissioners failed TO agree upon any
system. They estimated the cost of sewer
ing the town at sl65,0O0 and the cost Of
connecting with the trunk line TO tide
water, s375 600.
This cost, they said, was In excess Of the
amount allowed by the law. Besides this
large amount, they said, IL was not yet
settled whether Morristown would be
allowed to empty into the Arthur Kill,
which is in such close proximity to New
York. The Federal authorities, they said,
might take the matter In consideration.
and also New York State might make a
serious objection.
The commissioners reported at length
upon filtration beds, which, they said. they
had examined in operation, but could not
recommend them for Morristown. The
Aldermen accepted the report, and that
ends all hopes Of a sewerage system here,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-04
TAYLOR TALKED roo MUCH.
Crayed by Heat. He Tried suicide-TOld
About IL and Arrest Followed.

Frank j. Taylor, a clerk living at $50
Bowery, was made temporarily insane by
the heat yesterday and jumped into the
Fast River at Twentieth street. Two men
jumped in after him. and after a struggle
landed him on shore. He refused to go
to Bellevue Hospital when an ambulance
arrived
Later he confided In a number OF bar
keepers who advised him to go to Bellevue.
When he arrived there he was arrested by
the police Of the East Twenty-second street
station charged with attempted suicide
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-04
NEW BIDS FOR FITS SERVICES.
Three Clubs Ready to Give Large Induce
msnts for "Ianky BOD's" Next Fight.

II Bob Fitzsmmons keeps his word and
meets Jack Root or George Gardner as he
has promised he will not lack in the way Of a
substantial purse for his services. Already
three clubs want the encounter and nre
willing TO pay handsomely for IL. Jack Her
man Of the International A. G. Of Fort Erie
has announced that he will give Il purse OF
$4,000. with the privilege Of accepting 80
Francisco A. c. is willing to give 82H per
cent Of the entire gate. while the Yosemite
A, {. of San Francisco is ready to offer %
per cent for the mill.
despatch from Buffalo says that Herman
Ia in receipt of letter from Fitz to the effect
that the latter Ia ready TO box Root or Card
ner on Labor Day for the purse already
offered by Herman's club,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-04
DAUGHTER, DEAD, CAST OFF.
And Her Child VIII Not BE Received by
Her Family.

RICHMOND, Va, July 9.-The mother
of Mrs Mamie Smith, who was asphyxiated
In Mrs. Barnett's boarding house in New
York city. leaving an infant who lived,
will not receive her remains or take charge
Of the little one.
Nh, The dead girl is supposed to have been
where her mother a widow, now lives.
Miss Royal left her home for the North
during the early part of last March. Ii
she was married at that time none OF her
relatives knew anything of it, The stand
Ing Of the family has been Of the best.
Il is likely that friends Of the dead woman
will arrange TO take care OF the child.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-04
Terry McGOyern Well Again and Talks or
Fighting Soon.

After a stay Of nearly four weeks in the
country. Terry Mctiovern returned to town
Yesterday. The. trip has dones the former
champion a world OF good He is M brown
a. a berry and seems to be in the best OF
health. The first thing McGovern said when
he got to New York was 10 announce that the
malaria AN attack Of whichlprevented him from
lighting Abe Attel nj Fort Erie n few weeks
ago, has left his system entirely
McGovern wants to fight again and Ia not
particular who hls opponent may be He
says that Attell, Young Corbett or any OF the
men who have repeatedly challenged him can
have a battle If they like, McGovern, how
ever, does not want to cross arms right away.
He has concluded to take a vacation until
fall Then he says he will be ready for any
OF his prospective opponents.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-04
AL BEINGS OFFER.
Agrees 10 Make Match with Jack O'Brirn
In PrI,ate for e 900 a side.

Al WeiniV the Bl'rlo cyolist -puGrist.
who is looked upon us ors Of the Ennesb
fighters in the ring. ofer't u e"t Jack O'BreR
of Philadelphia in bout limited to from fix
to twenty rounds for u side but OF 81, 900.
WriniR prefers to have the affair hello la
private Wring suggests either Charlie
White or George Silrr ~ rvIyrra Weinig
and O'Brien met at the NraGru OF Music.
Pottsvil" Pa, the ether uIH.' helniR Naa
10 have gone against "jy,IOur BIZ liarney
teriAllHe and O'Briru tool, Larueys plac.
q Brien had the better Of the scrHp all tho
way through Large gloves were used IN
any extent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-04
THANKS FROM THE KAISER.
ehamber or Commerce Gets Letter From
Prince Henry Of Pless.

The Chamber Of Commerce received
yesterday the following letter from Prince
hans Heinrich Won Pless,
DEAR Mn WILSON: / am directed by his
ssia!tsty the Emperor TO express to you and
m New York his Majesty's thanks for the
SnGpy o. your interesting book, which has
gwen his Majesty much pleasure In receiving,
a., also express my thanks for the charming
ppuoupenlr, which will always keep fresh In my
memory the very delightful and agreeab BILE
S m,se spent In New York and the great kind
ness .es received there Believe me, yours
'"y sincerely. HANS HENRY OF PLEss.
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New York Yacht Club Cruise.

and Edward s. Wales. the Regatta Committee
Of the New York Yacht Club have ammo unced
the sailing directions for the squadron runs
for the annual cruise OF 1908 A feature Of
the cruise this year will be the daily races
for the ninety-foot class. from which a de-
fender for the Americas Cup will be selected
The principal details follow:
SAILING DIRECTIONS FOR SQUADRON RUNS
Courses.--Whcn the Commodore has ordered tho
squadron undcrwelg h, the committee will estab
llsh the start and nish lines, which will be between
white aas on the eSnmt!se boat and the points
ship will be the mainmast.
No.l.-Glen Cove. L. /. TO Morris Cove. Conn. From
quarter mile north nom Manoocf Point buoy Ss
TO a mark half mile south from the west or outer
breakwater light, leaving Lloyds Point bell buoy
No. .2.-Morris Cove TO New London From a
SSA ssE ae CO a
llghtshp and Bartletts Reef lightshlp to port,
No. s.-New London to Newport. From boat
displaying the club signal anchored to the South
ward and eastward Of sarah,s Ledge buoy to
af 10; IaS;TpSTs 70 yneysfd Haven From
SE' sosaG fSG a.a sp0 70 psf
Lucas shoal: middle ground: and buoys marking
No. 5-Vineyard Haven to Newport From
boat Displaying the club signal sHchorsd 70 the
Reef Sd3s middle 10
Lucas shoai, and buOys marking the same, TO port
and Vineyard Sound llghtship 20 starboard 81
miles.
. red ball by day; and at night viii show white
and Will bum the club sgnaat ten minute intervals
and in fog will at intervals OF not more than one
minute ring the bell rapidly for about nve
seconds" and at intervals OF two minutes will
sound three short whistle blasts.
BTARTrN0 SIGNALS.
Preparatory.-A gun will be Aired and the Blue
Ten minutes later gun will be nred. the Blue
Peter cone lowered and red ball no stcd for tho
start OF classes l. and X.
Five minutes later gun will be nred and
ond red ball holsted for tho start OF classes F. @
Five minutes later gun will be ired and third
red ball hOisted for the start Of classes c. ID and E.
red hall hoIsted for the start OF classes and Is.
Five minutes later the balls will drop.
Handicap Tlmo.-Each division Will be allowed
two minutes for crossing the line
90 -PoOTRRs.
Preparatory With the dropping Of tho balls
the Blue peter cone wi II be hostcd.
Warnng-Tcn minutes later gun will bo nred
and a red ball holsted
The Start-Fiv minutes later gun will be nred,
Handicap Time,--Two minutes later q gun will
he fired and the balls will drop.
should signal gun miss fre prolonged whistle
blast will be given.
decide AZ what hour time shall cease be taken by
the committee on the squadron runs.
Entries Crossing the line with private signal
and racing number displayed will be regarded as
an entry,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-04
Fugitive sent Back 10 BinEhamton.

Hcha"I Riley. the youthful crook. who
vas wanted in Binehamton, N. Y, for bur-
s soa and breaking jail was taken there
bgiisIerday by the Sheriff of Broome county.
n My broke jail last December and the
On W G,s %sre notified He .oS xas ARRESTED
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-04
Odds and Ends or Sport.

Tho Hesper Club Of III Second avenue will hold
It's outing and games 70 morrow at Donnelly $
Grove College Point. L. l. The games, which
Include a number Of 100 yard dashes. a shoe race
and q half mile hurdle race. viii begin at o'clock
OF the HcSper Club and ex-Chhmpio1 Terry
NcGoyern nlne.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-04
Bruce Prices Wlll.

lhe will of Bruce Price, the architect, who
S'eo IN Paris last May, was filed here for pro-
pate Yesterday. 1t leaves all his personal
Ewelry and ornaments to his daughter,
nt..hlly Lea Price, and all his residuary e.
w rie 70 his wife, Josephine Lee Price. The
W. s.H %a- executed in 1883. There is nothing
"'hulcate the value of the estate.