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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-08
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3yye have the finest long -stemmed yio-
LET'S uicketl fresh twice a day-Sl00 per
Also Beauties, Plnks and White
1890 d y 5SS MANN a. BROWN, Sss5
ssl3 .t3 & ~ \ AT n "a 4; West Eroad
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-08

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
HRSrR bisT STATEs oF F4h EsI East
In tho Matter OF " No. $40. s.
WILLIAM MARSHALL. IN Il
ORDER OF NOTICE FOR DIsCHARGE.
81 On this I'd day OF March, a. d. ,19oa, on
reading the petition for discharge Of the e
Ordered BY tho court, that g hearing he s
MARCH, q; p. 1909, before sala court
noon: and that notice thereof be published
in The 'rimes-D Dispatch. e. newspaper
printed in said district, and that all known
creditors and other persons IN interest &c =
the prayer of tho said petitioner should
not be granted. II
that the clerk shall send by mall 70 al
known creditors copies of said petition and
this order. addressed to them at their
t hes1 Henora 81 EDMUND wAD
DILL, Jr. Judge OF the said court, and
the seal thereof at Richmond. in said dis
trict, on the I'd day Of March. q. D. 1909.
B BY Joseph p. Brady. Deputy Clerk
= SE|F FH Ri$ #E#B S$Sa# e HG EH
II II t4 R N n afEI & ~ n 50
1iankrapt. Bankraptoy.
ORDER OF NOTICE FOR p1sGIIARciE y,
re oa i q ios M
ordered ordered BY the court, that = hearing DO
snH nqn sf iss bef ore saa eoa al
onf fha 10 ssd asse{ p
The rnes spateh per nyn pr crsa
tors and other persons In interest may
appear at tho, said time and place, and
show anGy h1X shoua o
And it is further, ordered by the court.
that the clerk shall send hy mall ~, Z, ~
this order addressed 10 them at their
pISSffs Of reslaenso ho A
tho seal thereof. Q Richmond, ~ said dis
H Ntie St; ~ = -
10y Joseph p. Brady, Deputy Clerk. II
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF, TIFF
55KE nBFsT SATFR55 F9H ElJh PAST
~ The :, Me q N6t e MS Nj 49,
Bankrupt, Bankruptcy,
ORDER or, NOTICE, TOR plsGiI ;AIs
reading tho petition for discharge OF tho.
ord orde red BY tho court that & hearing be
M id VII. A. u. Ills, before said court, at
Richmond, In said district. az Il g 9,s 81 I
Tho Times Dispatch. q newspaper printed
in said district, and that all known crsdis
tors and other persons int eIase m snS
SLOW cause. ! II any they have. why the
prayer OF the said petitioner Should not
~ AID It is further ordered by the court,
that the clerk shall send hg mni y a ~
known creditors copies q SAG Ps''sioht be,r
places of residence as stated -,
Witness the Honorable EDMuNlo .sNAL -.
Dill jill, Judge of the said court, aHd
tho sea thercof'at Richmond. IN said ! dis
trict Of, the "a day Of March, a. y. 1903
Attest; j, ,,r,,,,,,u,,, f,,or,,
by Joseph F. BRADY, Deputy CLERK
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PAN COMFORTER NO. p LEADS CUR
Ing Cough when others fn!l; every bottle
Y warranted. Found at A. BODEkER
BROTHERS. so West Marshall and 1908
East Main.
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BICYCLES AND REPAIRS. r

1T YOU WANT TO BUY, SELL, RENT,
exchange or have a. bicycle repaired call
on JOE BICKERSTAFF. There is only
Main.
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BANKRUPT NOTICES.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
4 ERIN DISTRICT OF3V1RGlNIA: III 5ss
I. In tho Natter ot 4 ~ NJ No. 3d. 81
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TFIr1 GIRLS ARE PRETTY, TIL I'D GIRLS
arc sweet, but they like the delicious
phosphates OF everiry flavor at 'Iu1H
4 FOUNTA1N," Dos East Main. 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-08

WHAT'S THE USE? SAVE MONEY by
having JURGENS no. Al East Broad
Street g. relphostc,r, Your OLD 1urnitnre.
6 during dull season. "a
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IRIS "a cINc.H--A SUIT OF CLOTHES
free with each so worth OF seeds and
hardware from q. j. KING & CO, COS
East Marshall.
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The Want Supplying Want
ADS. THAT
Supply Everybody's Wants.
FOR SALE BARGAINS.

oNE 1i1jND1srsp FAIR or ROLLER
, Skates, at $40. a pair. at 7. u. KING
~ Co.'S, Hardware and Seed Merchants.
No, fC3 East Marshall Street.
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CREAM PUFFS.

SPECrALS-POLKA ROLLS. WELL
n filled Cream Puts, Snow Balls. jelly
Rolls filed with the finest c,irrant
sjally. Phone in SoilSr order. will be
T. Johnny on tho spot; p. I'ERk1NSON,
Baker, AL II. Sixth Street.
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FOR sALE-sNrlTEI, NO 2, BAR LOCK.
8; No. 10. or Remng ton any number: only
slightly used sec us; wei can save you
+ writer. we take them III part payment
s for the Standard Visible OLIVER, and
/. must dispose to best advantage and
quickly. SOUTHERN STAMP AND
4 Street.
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ron LES EvERAr4 NO. 8 REN11NG-
ton, No 2 Smiths Premier. Densmorc
Callgraph and Yost Typowrllers; u 50
ranging in price from Sis to 500 THE
BtiTLoCil TYrEWR1TER OFFICE,
liz Enst Main. f} l9.
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EGGS 81 a SETTING OF 15; GENUINE
White Wyandotte; 1t pays to have the Z I,
best. Leave orders at l'Al1MORlI
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IN. THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
X a UNITED STATES TOR~rTHE EAST
?; ERIN DISTRICT OFF VIRGINI.h:
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SPECIAL, NOTICE. &

$500 FOR HALF CORD K SEASONED
sawed Oak Wood & s. rs to $500 for half
4 cord seasonctl Pine Wood. del. Tivcred.i
SEQ or phone j. b. LACY. II. II IA
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WA NTE,D. a WIFE: MUST BE GOOD
looking and not afraid of work; must
prefer 1lAENTPF-S CANDIES to all

CIT MARRIED: SEND FOR BEST
paper published. containing
4 Hundreds or Personal advertisements
OF Interchangeable people: many rich.
Mailed free. II. r. GUNNER. Toledo,
Ohio.
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WATCHES, CLOCKS. JEWELLERY AND
q Slverware ut wholesale prices. call a.
K j iWEINsT11IN's. 1901 il. Main Street
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sFOR RENT.-A 4 MODERN GREEN
HOUSE, s. feet long. within six BLOCKS
s8E of city. on principle road:L quick t9.
bargain. Address SUBURBAN. care thls
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q. n. BoWDEN, Clerk.
E BY Joseph p. Brady. Deputy Clerk,
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IN lTHE DISTRICT COURT 1 OF TIE
ERIN DISTRICT OFsVIRGINlA:
In the Matter OF No. 43o,
r, II. KNOWLES, In
II 13nukrIInt }a-ft * BankrllDlcy,
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WORK OUT rT111 PRovBRB TO-DAY.

Jrrs.r IJryr MY HAT q DEPARTMENT.
h make an announcements TO you. You.
y inan's Agency located here Including
all the new shapes In stiff. Soft, SIX
and Opera Hats, our s. line OF Hats
New Shades. SCTIN URNrAN. TnIlor.
lIaberdasher and Halter, No. 9o7 Main
Street. n i. ggsssF 6}8is Z.
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WE HAVE An ASSORTMENT or NEW
q Homemade Wagons, also good second.
hand Wagons new single Trucks. new
+ Dayton. several second hand Phaetons
and Surrys. Dairy Wagons. heavy
ing and repaHiring promptly done.
\ RICHARDSON BROS, Gl3 and 6l5 Brook
aasAYenlc.Ll Phonn 14Gi. Nl4.l... .....-- ~.
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JANE. EVERYBODY is PRAIsINCil
"a C:CSBY US CLIMAX CLEANEIl;gi lit makes
house cleaning so easy. Go to Is East
"a Broad Street and get some. Wen try IT.
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FOR {SAI,rI-T1tE FINEST AsSORT-
ment and most valuable set Of house.
moving tools that can DO had. owned
once by the most Responsive house.
* mover In this. country cheap for cash
purchaser. Address NJ. G.. g., care this
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GENTS, COLUMN.

EGGS 81 a SETTING OF, Is; GENUINE
White WSandottc; :. It pays to have tie
best. Leave orders at PA1,MO1El
BROS Fruit Stand, Sixth md Broad
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If YOU WISH TO LOOK INTO PAST.
present or future consult Mrs. jack
son 1s0s Fact Marsha,l street. prices:
WHAT IS THE PROVERB TODAY?
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4 SEWING MACHINES.

Is YOURS IN t4oOt, ORDER o. NJ OF
cali l'phone lA45 and let 11s re pair W. III Il
work g,,arantesd. EAGLFj8 s. Al SUP
PLY Co, 6aO3 u. Broad. IN f III sj
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TEI11 USE or, 10 OLINj WITH
Roosevelt IL 1ndlanola wants Its negro
4 postmlstress removed? Just engage the
. .IANY.l They move everything
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WANTED CLARA. KATIE AND ALL
Il the rest of tho girls to tell their best
fellows 10 bug our old fashioned Italian
Cream Chocolates: best In the city.
+ MATCJIFTTI BROS. t o wo stores, a65 L.
x Main and STE Broad
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THE LAST ROSE or LAST SUMMER
N has faded--plant new seed. r.. ]. KING
e. co. 4 sell al kinds OF flower seeds;
& lowest prices; COS East Marshall. ~
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J MISCELLANEOUS.

d nst1N,r YID'r HJ' RES MI. J,U s r.
;nIniIo s,,s and we'll call, mako esti-
mates FREQ on any old furniture to
| make good AS new. "a great discount
during dull season. JUI2GENS, No. AZ
| East Broad Street.
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PRICES RED CED ON WATCH WORKS:
III years' Experience. NvM. TO BIEN, Jr.,,
40S r. Broad Street, Richmond, Va.
SpGctacles and Eyeglasses. .6c. 4 all work
guaranteed.
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CREAM PUFF. C,E1oCoLA'T sECLAIRs
zoe. dozen; Snowbals. jelly Rolls. 3
pounds o5c. Our 25c. Pound Cakes
bc.; Sponge Cake, Citron and Rafsen
4 Cake, 15c. pound. DRINIlARD'S, 1913 IL
4 North Sixth Street. 64
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Z RUNABoUTs AND WAGONS.

FOR NByvaAND SECOND HAND RUN
abouts, Wa CONS Fhuetons. Surries DAY
sg tons, come to- see ME. w. c.. SMITH,
No 214 North Fifth Street.
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RUBBER SHOES. CAUB.3
Ing the feet to sweat: have, your shoes .s
4 wholesoled With rubber soles for 81
I wifi keep on rheumatism and save doc:
tors bills. Our rubber soes are sew Ssss
p f5 2 sna!s e PfHdgsp hsh9 sH III
FACTORY, nc =. Main. N
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On this ed day OF March, a ID. 1903, on
reading the petition for DISCHARGE Of the
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PERSONALS.

WA NTED, no St5L1-HAULTNG. BY
the IEDEPENDI1ST TRANSFER
& COMPANY
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EEFORp ORDERING THAT ME- w s r
come and 500 the 5nico tmcnt At
Sixth and Main. Suits SIC Up. Z Z I ROY,
! CO.. Charles a. Spence, manager.
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ron shLlc--1INI1 !fAssO R1hiENT or
Go-Carts at reduced prices; old ones
taken In part payments for new; also
great reduction. ~ Baskets, ms -, weeS
RATTAN WORKS. 400 North Seventh
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-06-17
COURT OVERRULES MOTION TO
 .QUASH VENIRE IN HAVlS CASE
BIJOU THEATRE TO
 OPEN FOR SUMMER
THE JOSEPH klLeoRE DRAMATIC
 co. WILL BEGIN THE SEASON
 HERE NEXT MONDAY NIGHT WITH CHRONIC ATTRACTIONS.

The Bijou will be opened for sum mer season.
 Local Manager E. E. Williams and Jake Wells met in Atlanta a few days ago and closed a contract to send the Joseph Kilgore Dramatic company here. The company is now playing in the Grand to be the best stock company ever placed in that theatre.
 So many people in Birmingham have urged that the Bijou be opened that rhe management thought 1t would be the best to respond to the demand. Mir. Williams commenced figuring and finally went to Atlanta to see the Kilgore company, which he states Is as good as the Faw- cett company in every way, and that in some features 1t has a peter and stronger cast
 At a good deal of inconvenience the company is being sent to Birmingham. It was originally booked for Richmond and Norfolk, only. but 1t proved such a big attraction that Manager Wells consented to send 1t south.
 The company will open at the Bijou on Monday night, next, and will give per- formance every night, with a matinee on Wednesday and on Saturday The bill will be An American Citizen" for the first three nights and the Wednesday matinee. and the farce comedy, Lost Twenty-F Four Hours" for the last three nights and the Saturday matinee.
 The tickets for the opening week will. be placed on sale tomorrow morning at the ticket office. or they can be reserved by telephoning the office No. 114S over either phone.
 Electric fans are being placed in the theatre and other arrangements will be made to make 1t cool, no matter what the weather.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-06-17
RECORD OF COURTS.

In the Circuit court the case of Sydney Pentecost vs. Bessemer Land & Improve ment company was filed. The plaintiff sues for $500O for personal injuries at one of the mines.
 In the City court the case of s. P Turner vs Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company is on trial before Judge senn The plaintiff is suing for damages.
 Previous to the calling of the Havis case in the Criminal court yesterday the case of Amos Smith charged with murder was disposed of. The prisoner was sentenced to life imprisonment.
 The defendant has been convict for number of years, and killed Jim Watkins, a fellow convict at Pratt mines, with a pick Smith was represented by Col. Sumpter Lee and F. I. Monks who had previously entered a plea of not guilty. The plea was changed however to guilty and Solicitor H. F. Hefiin for the state made the request that the jury bring In a verdict of guilty of murder in the first degree and sentence the defen- dant to imprisonment for life, which was done by agreement.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-06-17
REPORT IS DENIED.
President of Selma National Bank Says His Institution Is Not Interested.

Selma, June 16.-(special.) .)--A dispatch in The Ages-Herald of today, from Bessemer, stating that R. l.. Ivy was in that city representing the City National Bank of Selma and other banks with the intention of establishing new national bank in Bessemer was shown A i. G. Parrish, president of the City Nat ional Bank of Selma, and he stated that evidently some mistake was made as the bank here had authorized no one to rep- resent 1t. The further statement that the City National bank would take $l600O of stock in the Bessemer National Bank, MT. Parrish said, could not be done even if 1t was desired, as It was unlawful for one national bank to own stock in an- other national bank.
 R. L. Ivy, who was cashier of the old banking house of Isbel & Co.,, of Talla- dega, was in Selma few days ago en- deavoring to interest Selmians in the pro- ject of establishing q bank in Bessemer and he may have interested some indl- viduals but not the City National bank.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-06-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following real estate transfers were recorded at the county probate office Monday
 The Birmingham Realty company sold to E. Shepherd part of lot 1 in block 7s5, in the city of Birmingham, the considera- tion. being S2625.
 J. H. Stiles ct all sold to L. c. Jones lots 27 and 2S in block "E" in Ensley. the price paid being $145o.
 H. L. Mcconnell sold to Mrs. c. S. Watkins lot r In block "A in the city of Birmingham. the price paid being $4S 5o0 with mortgage of $15,ooo.
 A. c. Bright and wife sold to c. E. Gates part of block BIT in the city of Birmingham, the consideration being $400o
 The Birmingham Realty company sold to Andrew Williams the west half of lot in block GA in the city of Birmingham, the consideration being $1250.
 Mrs. I. B. Jones sold to G. B. McVay lots and in block 36. lots 1o 15 and Is in block 2 and lot % in block 1, in Syl- van Heights. the price paid being 5000.
 The Investment Real Estate company sold to F. B. Hammer lot in block 3 in North Haven, the consideration being $3o42
 II. M. Brown sold to E. M Prince part of lot in block AS in the city of Bir- mingham, the consideration being 5000.
 Miss F. J. woodrow sold to Mrs. Hattie schwab lot 73 in Behren's addition to Bir- mingham. the price paid being 5000.
 A. B. Owens ct al. sold to Sam Sanders 75 feet of the north end of lots IA, 15 and 16, in block 222 in the city of Birmingham, the price paid being $500.
 A. P. Stephens ct al. sold to Sidney J. Stevens lots A. 5, and ', in block in Kingston, the consideration being s4500.
 The following real estate transfers were recorded at the probate office yesterday:
 D. T. Eastis and wife sold to Isham Eastis lots 15 2S and "A in blocks Il and 75 and blocks and In the town of McEl- vain, the price paid being $l50o.
 The Birmingham Realty company sold to Brett R. Brown lot in block s54 in the city of Birmingham, the consideration be- ing s27is.
 The Birmingham Realty company sold to O. S. Brown lot and the west half of lot in block S54 in the city of Birming- ham, the consideration being $4076
 The Birmingham Realty company sold to M V. Belsaw lots and in block 26l in the city of Birmingham, the consideration being 5000.
 J. M. Kennard sold to A. l. Dexter a lot in the southeast corner of the northeast corner of the northwest corner of section IS, township IS, range west. the consid- eration being $2550.
 Carlos Veitch sold to c. ". Moore lots and in block 23, in West End, the con- sideration being $1400.
 w. T. Folsom ct al. sold to J. M. Ken nard a lot in the southeast corner of the northeast corner of the northwest corner of section 18 township IS, range west, the price paid being S1700.
 S. E. Laird and wife sold to W. T. Fol som a lot in the southeast corner of the northeast corner of the northwest corner of township 1s section 1S range west. the price paid being $500.
 R. w. King and wife sold to F. NJ. Roof the south half of lots 75 and 76 in Behrens addition, the consideration being s22O0.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-06-17
BLADE AND BULLET
 LAY SEVERAL LOW
Series of Cutting and Shooting
 Affairs Last Night
TWO or VICTIMS MAY DIE
Negro Who Was Wanted for Highway Robbery Cuts Policeman Murphy Through the Hand and Is
 Shot Through Abdomen.

There were a series of cutting and shooting affairs last night which promise to result fatally for at least one and prob ably three negroes.
 Policeman Henry Murphy shot George Jones a negro, in the abdomen and City Physician Whelan believes that the negro cannot live through the day The negro had previously cut the policeman on the latter is said to have been acting in self defense The bullet was from a 45 Colts revolver, and went almost through the negro. He is bleeding internally.
 Jones and Will Powell were arrested and charged with felony. Behind the charge lies a probable case of highway robbery and 1t was on suspicion of this that the negroes were arrested. It seems that J. T. Mulln. white man. was lying in a field near Alley A and Twenty-third street and that these two negroes had been around him frequently and were suspect ed of robbing him.
 Policemen Murphy, Waldrop and Jor dan were notified and told where they could locate the negroes. Policeman Wal- drop was holding the white man, who was arrested for disorderly conduct, and the other two policemen went after the ne- groes. Policeman Murphy told Jones to halt and the negro did so. The policeman reached out his hand to catch hold of the negro, who drew back a razor and slashed at the policeman, who threw up his arm
 
 blade cut him across the back of the hand. As he threw up his hand he shot at the negro, who dropped. Will Powell started to run and Policeman Jordan told him to throw up his hands or he would get shot also. He obeyed and they were both brought to the city jail
 Another Case.
 John Mcdowell, a negro, GU. and prob- ably fatally wounded Hattie Flynn, a negro woman, at Sixth avenue and Four teenth street. The woman is badly wounded and the policemen expect her to die before morning. About an hour after the cutting the negro was caught in his house at Eighth alley and Nine teenth street by Policeman Brown. The negro says he was so drunk he does not remember cutting the woman.
 Albert White and John Furnis, two ne- groes, were arrested by Policeman Mc- Donald on a charge of assault with in tent to murder Bob Murphy, another ne- gro. They cut him up badly and he Is in a serious condition. It is possible that he may die today.
 A negro woman, whose name is un- known, was probably fatally cut by a white man in a shanty near First ave- nue and Twenty-fourth street. Neither the name of the man nor of the woman has been obtained. It IS said the woman attempted to rob the man.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-06-17
HIGHWAYMEN ROB
 CONDUCTOR OF $96
H. MEles, WHO RUNS ON THE LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE, WAS HELD UP, BUT THE ROB- 5ERs MADE THEIR ESCAPE.

H. Meigs, a conductor on the Louisville and Nashville railroad. was held up and robbed of ss5 in the Louisville and Nash vile freight yards near the Eighteenth street crossing about midnight Monday.
 It is not known whether the highway men were negroes or white men. They made their escape under a freight car and no traces of them have been found
 It seems that Conductor Meigs was walking down the tracks towards the round house to take charge of his train. and that one of the highwaymen sprung on his back and held him while the other highwayman went through his pockets and took all the money to be found there.
 As soon as the conductor was released he was pushed forward on his face and as he fell the two highwaymen tucked under a car and made their escape Meigs lives in Anniston.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-06-17
ADJUSTMENTS.
Last Days of PompeIi.

Over three thousand people sAv Pains Last Days of Pompeii'' last night and just that many people went away delight ed with what they had seen. The his- torical effect was very realistic and the eruption of Vesuvius was to say the least interesting.
 Outside of the destruetion of the city of Pompeii the fireworks were again the star attraction. Everything went off with a snap and vim that was pleasing. The rockets were the best ever seen in Bir- mingham and the various stage effects were beautiful.
 The Elks have made a great success of this attraction and the Baltimore club has done it's work well. The fireworks will be seen again tonight.