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The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-23
ENSLEY.
Burglar Enters House of Dave Jones
 and Secures S10.

Ensley, January 22.-(Specal.)-At 6 o'clock this morning the residence of Dave Jones' plumber. on Avenue and Sixteenth street. was entered by burglars, who secured about sl0 and a purse be- longing to the young lady visiting at the house. Owing to the early hour the bur glary was not detected until the family arose about half hour afterwards. There Is no clue as yet to the guilty ones, but Chief Camp feels sure they will within a few days capture the thieves who have been entering homes and business houses recently.
 A subscription Is being signed by the leading business and professional men of the city to secure a reward of several hundred dollars to be offered for the cap ture of the negro known as Jack" the murderer of Officer E. l.. Bennett. The list was headed by sl0o from Chief c. F.. Camp. who returned today from Pickney where he went to identify negro thought to be Jack" But he returned without any success as he proved to be the wrong one. Everything possible Is being done and it is believed that If he is captured he will be dealth roughly with by Ensley citizens.
 Mrs M. A. Gerst. who has been seri- ously i'll with pneumonia some weeks, is rapidly improving.
 Charles F. Tucker. an empioye of the Tennessee Coal. Iron and Railroad com pany. is seriously i'll of typhoid fever at his home on Avenue and Twentieth street.
 Troop D. A. N. G.. with Charles IT. Mandy. second lieutenant. returned from Montgomery today. where they went to participate in the Inauguration.
 R. D. Barber. formerly of Ensley. now of Selma spent the early part of the week with friends in the city
 R. F. Wells who has been at Cope- lands infrmary about six weeks, where he underwent several dangerous opera. :. tiops. was brought home yesterday, and much hope Is now entertained for his re- covery.
 J. E. Hollingsworth contractor ard Builder. returned to Gadsden after spend- ing Sunday with his family. MT. HoI- lingsworth is doing extensive work in Gadsden.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-23
TUSCALOOSA.
Many Items of Personal Interest From
 the Druid City.


 Tuscaloosa January 22.-(Special.)- )-Mrs. Robert L. Taylor of Knoxville. who is the guest of her parents. MT and Mrs James R. Fitts. and Mrs. Peter Shiras, who Is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Aston Fitts, were honored at a luncheon yes- terday afternoon, given by Mrs. James J. Mayf1eld.
 R. R. Poole. commissioner of agri- culture, has requested Judge James c. Brown to appoint delegates to the state roads convention to be held In Montgom- cry on February g. The following have been appointed by Judge Brown: F. l. Durrett, William Toxey. Lee Hagler. T. J. Garner.
 R. M. Malone and Miss Abbie Gaddy were united in matrimony last evening at the home of the brides father, J. c. Gaddy near Box Springs, five miles from Tuscaloosa, the ceremony being very im- pressively performed by Justice J. Webb Carson They are now at home in Tus- caloosa.
 D. W, Smith and w, P. spiller have opened up new stall in the city market house.
 Oscar Thomas and Lloyd Hill, colored. are recent additions to the county jail They are charged with petit larceny.
 Judge James c. Brown was busily en- gagged issuing the following marriage H. censes yesterday: H. H. Sullivan and Mrs. Martha A. McMillan. c. A. Nuckols and Miss Donie Waldrop. R. M. Malone and Miss Abbe Gaddy. F. H. Cork and Miss M. E. Park, J. P. Ganus and Mrs. A. B. Thomas.
 The illness of Mrs. F. K. Latham will be learned with regret by her many friends.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-23
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS

Montgomery, January 22.-(SpeciaL) = The following decisions were rendered by the Supreme court today:
 Haralson. J.-Ed Castleberry vs. the state of Alabama: appeal from Conecuh Circuit court; affirmed.
 Tyson, J.-M.. Sabel & Sons vs. savan- nah Rail and Equipment company; appeal from Montgomery Circuit court; reversed and rendered.
 Sharpe LA. J. Crenshaw vs Southern Railway company; appeal from Morgan Circuit court; affirmed.
 Dowdell, J.-Richard 1nge ct all vs. board of public works of Mobile; appeal from Mobile Chancery court; modified and affirmed.
 Chattahoochee and Gulf Railroad com pany vs. Emma T. Behrman; appeal from Henry Circuit court; reversed and rendered.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-23
Other News.

News reached the city today of the death of Miss Ruby Fletcher. which oc- cured very suddenly last evening at Clan ton. Ala. where she was engaged In teaching school. Miss Fletcher taught elocution in this city during the past summer and made many friends, who will be grieved to learn of her sudden de- mise.
 Mrs. Joe Brown of Texas is the guest of her brother, MT. Charles DeLacee.
 Dave Woodman and Miss Lizzie Bar bcur were married at the home of the brides parents near shaft No. 1 last evening, the Rev. Frank Marston officiat- irg.
 Miss Greenleaf of Hunttille is the guest of Mrs. Henry Donaldson.
 Miss Margaret Robinson of East Lax. is visiting friends in the city this week.
 Miss Alma Driver left this afternoon al 4;3) to visit relatives at Jasper. Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-23
FLORENCE OFFICE
 IS GIVING TROUBLE
POSTMASTER GENERAL RECEIVES LETTER FROM MAYOR ENcLoS- ING AFFIDAvITS ACCUSING THE INCUMBENT OF INsoBRlETY.

Washington, January 22.-(Special)- The postmaster general today received letter from the mayor of Florence, Ala, recommending the appointment of pr. Pitt for postmaster on the ground of his stalwart republicanism. The letter en- closed two affidavits from policemen or the city alleging insobriety on the part of the present postmaster.
 It is expected that the postmaster gen eraI will shortly take up the Florence case and make recommendation to the President The incumbent. MT. Lamoertn' is strongly indorsed by the business in- terests of the town, out the republican politicians are general cn the other side.
 Representative Wiley's bill providing that the Circuit court of appeals Of the Fifth judicial circuit shall hold at least one term of court annually in Montgom- cry on the first Monday in September, has passed the senate and is now before the President for approval which will be given tomorrow.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-23
WOMAN IS PARDONED.
She Was Sent to the PenItentiary for
 Killing Her Husband.

Montgomery, January 2-(SpeciaD-The governor today pardoned Julia McPher- son of Wilcox county. who was serving a sentence of twenty years for the mur- der of her husband She pleaded guilty. but this was due to the uneasiness of her lawyer, who got her to do 1t to save her from what he feared might be worse. It seems now that she never did assent that she was guilty, and as she has served ten years and all the officers of Wilcox and many citizens desire her pardoned, she Is released.
 The governor also pardoned Cora Grif. fin of Dale. serving three years for as- sault with intent to murder. The trial fudge recommends her pardon
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-23

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-23

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-23
HUDNALL WINS BY
 LARGE MAJORITY
MUNICIPAL CONTEST AT PRATT cITYIs HoTLY CONTESTED, BUT THE POWELL FORCES ARE DE- FEATED BY 100 VOTES.

Pratt City. Janunary 22- 22-(special)-E J. Hudnall today defeated P. J. Powell for the nomination of mayor of Pratt City. the vote being sl7 for IIudEall and 22O for Powell. The aldermanie board elected was as follows:
 First ward. R. F. Lovelay. J. B. Stagg; Second ward. Charles DeLacee, William Muir; Third ward, H. w Culpepper. J. W. Mills rourth ward. B. F. McPner- son. William Mason: Fifth ward, James Hannigan. J. M. Poole; Sixth ward James A. Kirk, E. B. Lentz.
 The primary was hotly contested. and considerable interest was manifested.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-23
FAIR LOBBYISTS AT WORK
 FOR ELEVATION OF BOYS

given S15000 to the institution and that s24,500 have been expended, the difference having been raised by private effort. The unprecedented feature is that the re- formatory does not owe a cent
 The governor was delighted and will support the ladies in 1sking for more funds which will come out Of the con- vict fund. Judge Walker will stand sponsor for the bill in the house and Senator Godsby in L senate. The pre- else sum that will be asked has not been determined, but it will be enough to erect a dormitory and for increase of maintenance of the increasing number of the inmates. Products of the labor of the boys, including clothes, are here on display and have made a profound im- pression on the legislators.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-23
BESSEMER

Bessemer. January 22.-(Special. )-Sec- retary and Treasurer Rogers of the Gen. trai Foundry company. who resides in New York, is in the city on business con- nected with the company.
 T. N. Williams of Kosse. Tex, was in the city today the guest of w. H. Parker.
 Adam Dreher of Cullman was in the city on business today
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-23

Kinnard, motorman on the electric cal noon. He was off duty and was going home to supper. when within few yards of his home he attempted to swing off tho front end of the car and in some manner lost his hold and fell completely over him, his right arm being mashed to a pulp and his backbone be- ing broken. The unfortunate man was ex. ceedingly popular with everybody, and the accident is greatly deplored, A negro on the rear of the car was thrown from the platform by the jolt of the car and badly bruised.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-23
TUSKEGEE.
Robert E. Lees Birthday Celebrated and Crosses of Honor Presented.

Tuskegee. January 22.-(Special.)-Th Tuskegee chapter of the Daughters of the Confectionery celebrated the birthday of General Lee last Monday with a pro gramme consisting of southern songs. marches by the children. readings, and an address by Oscar S. Lewis.
 Crosses of honor were granted to E. T. Vomer, w. D. Cox. H. H. Crew and J.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-23
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-23

H. Hodnett of Tuskegee and F. M. Bry- ant of Notasulga On a collection taken up by Judge Hurt a sum of $2O was real ized for the Soldiers Home at Mountain Creek.
 Congressman Thompson is again a free man, to come and go as he pleases. and looking none the worse for his fortnight of confinement. He expects to return to Washington rext Monday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-23

Montgomery, January 22.-(Special.)- The board of trustees of the Boys Re- formatory at East Lake met here today, all being present excert Mrs. Nelson of Birmingham. Those here were Mrs. R. D. Johnston. president; Mrs. Milton Humes of Huntsville, Mrs. T. G. Bush of Birmingham, Mrs. Charles Henderson of Troy, Mrs. Erwin Craighead of Mobile, Mrs. T. M. Owen of Montgomery. The governor, attorney general and commis- sioner of agriculture as ex-officio mem bers were also present.
 Reports from the officers were much more than gratifying. They were un- precedented, showing that the state has s><~~-~<<>~-<-~-<<- up big still near Union Grove. They captured and destroyed a 75-gallon cop per still, sixteen fermenters of 200 gallons each, 2400 gallons of beer, 200 gallons of mash, and five gallons of whisky. The still was in full operation. The officers captured Martin Van Buren Bunch. The others made their escape. Bunch was brought to Gadsden and placed in jail. While the officers were destroying the still they were fired upon five times from, tlle DuSHcS
 During the month of December there were 1899 cars handled by the roads enter ing the city. There were 295 handled by the Alabama Great Southern. 656 by the Louisville and Nashville 2lS by the South ern, 356 by the Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis, "A by the Chattanooga South ern. Total, 1899.
 Capt J. M. Elliott is erecting twenty dwellings in Gadsden and A. E. Goodhue $ erecting ten houses. There are a num- Der of other buildings going up, among which are several handsome brick stores large number of cottages are to be built by different citizens.
 Mrs. E. T. Schuler and child of Blr- mingham have arrived in the city to joir MT. Schuler and have apartments at the Printup for the present. Later on they will take the home of A. E. Rogers or Henry street. Mrs. Schuler was accom- panied by her sister, Miss Eustace oi Chicago, who will spend some time ir Gadsden.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-23

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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-04-24
CEOnGiAvILLL.

The annual covenant NEE ing # th-
Free Baptist chu ch will he held on
Saturday evening Of mex we k. May and.
a, the church, a 7 80 o'clJck
Next week on Friday evening an en-.
tertainment IL TO be given at Bernon
Hall, by the GeoTgiaville w. &. T. Il a
mu,icsl cantata and other features will
make up the program. Miss RI "erce B.
LIvsey hes the entertainment IN charge.
The funeral OF Mrs. Sarah A, drew.
was held Last week on Thursday at The
home of her daughter, Mrs. William
Groye. Rev. John Mason ofiicia,ed.
Rev. William +. g eene If N,iick was
present and assisted Ia The services. lie
was Mrs. Andrews pastor for about
nine years. Burial was at Pucasset
Cemelsy.
a fire company connected with Brr
non Mis- was organized some time Rg".
Of dialogues and miscellaneous pro-
gram, will be given at BeTnon Hall n.X'
Saturday evening at IS O'Clock by the
company. Money il needle ! TO pur cha.e
rubber coats and hats for The men. To
get money for this purpose Is the ohjec,
of the entertainment
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-04-24
ROCkLAND.

For 1b prndng try the TIMES Office.
Olnel Vile.
John Smith has been suffering from
rheumati,m.
Bert Atwood is having te' smen,
nicely furnished.
The infont child of Nlr. and Mrs.
RAYMOND Angel died last week.
Nh. and Mrs William B'isgs hive
moved TO Mrs Briggs farm In Foster.
Mr. an Mrs Addison Yeaw will oc.
cupy the tenement vacated by Mr..
Briggs.
The church was filed to- ove,tlpvI,g ~
the funeral services ON Sunday Of I'm f
Wells and Louis A. Thomas
a sad drowning accident occurred ON
Tuesday in Foster Finest Taylor went
to the swamp to pick greens and VS.,
found face down In pool OF water
Life was gone when he wa, found by
friends.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-04-24
CHOPMIST.


School ,losed on Friday.
wsiiy Wood IL III with nervous pro-.
nst'on.
Bertha Howard IL stoppirg at home
a while.
Gilbert Ford IL painting Mrs. AmaLda
Williams house.
Mr.. Borchsrdr. family have arrived
for the summer.
The annual fistict school meeting
was held on TUESDAY evening"
George Cooke T. psiniitg hi molhe =
hou white vi h yelo. trimmings
Mr.. n. X. Angel VITO has been In
poor health a lrg time 1, mucn iu..
proved.
Students from the Psnleco.tsl ,,j.
tu;e now have charge Of the service. al
the Academy.
Mrs. Jane Walker had an auction on
Tuesday to di-pose Of carpentei'o Ools
and other articles.
Fundrsl services OF Mrs A'fed John
son, took place on Sunday at her home.
Burial was at NOuh Scilusie.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-04-24
COSTS NOTHING UNLESS CURED.

A Fair OFFER Made by b. n. Smith to
All Suffers from Oatarrh.
B. A. Smith is selling Hyomei on
plan that has caused considerable talk
amongst customers.
The plan IL different than that followed
by other remedies. but The remedy Itself
IL different al.o. This treatment for the
cure of catarIh has such an unusual
record of cues to It's credit that Is. A.
Smith offers to refund the money if Il
does no' give the desired bereft This
Is certainly one Of tho iair,st offers that
can be made, and any one who has ca.
taIrh and does not take advantage OF II 10
doir himself or herself an injastice.
The Hyomei treatment conei.,s Of an
inhaler tha, can be carried In the vest
pocket. medicine drorper and bottle
Of IIyomei The complete treatment
costs bu, tr.oo and as the inhaler will
| last a lifetime and there Is sufficient
Hyomci Tor more than months usc. the
medicine Is very inexpensive. MANY
people who have used II wite that for
the good Hyomei has done them they
would willingly pay thousands OF dol srs
Extra bo'rleS OF II,omei can be pro.
cured Tor use with the inhaler at soc.
DO not suffer any longer with tickling,
| smarting, irritating. burning, eye.wster
| ing troubles that fllict those who have
catarrh. Hyomei will cure you, but II
| you should not find II adapted to your
case. B. A. Smith will return your
| money.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-04-24
II. G.. MOTT g. CO.,
Library Building, OIncyNiiic Square.
NORTH SCiTUATt.

Miss May Wood is spending her vaca.
ton AT Oaklawn.
Matte Smith has been visiting niends
In Providence this week.
Mrs. Mary Simmons Is visiting her
sister at Peterborough, N. II.
uFlora Waterman has been confined 10
her home by an attack Of grip.
John Davis has moved into the tene-
ment vacated by George Sali,bury.
Undertaken Wood will attend the tuner.
Hl Of Ernest Taylor In Foster, today.
Walter Cromp'on rad the misfortune
10 be bitten by spider on Friday, pois.
oniug his hand badly.
The annual school meeting resulted In
The election Of three new trustees, Mr..
Dory. William Fiske and Ernest Spencer.
Miss Eva Sykes has resigned her 20.
sition at the Post Office to do typcwriiing <
in Pro, idence. Miss Bean succeeds her
at the Post Onice.
After some years OF idleness the chapel
! oi the Wayside Cleaners was used for
preaching services, Sunday 10 h inst
Miss Olive NJ. Winchester occupied the
! pulpit and spoke from Rom-ns /: 10
She will speak next Sunday at 3 p. NJ
The school Nt the Academy school
house, closed last Friday wi h exercise,
appropria c To the occasion. A large
number Of parents and friends OF the pu-
good progress under the tutelage of Mr.
! Edward Howard.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-04-24
by COOMER $. FORD. AUCIiONEER,
North scituatc. n 1.
Mortgagee'S Sale

Will hc sold ut public auction on saturday.
May 10th u3, ut twelve o'clock noon, ON the
premises hereinafter described, hN virtue uf
the power Of sale contained in that mnrt
gage deed mule and executed by George
y. Nickltn, dated February ist. liNO, and re.
corded In the land records of the town of
SCituatc, X. I. In rcnl estate mortgag. book
No. 36, page ltS, the condition of said mort.
gage having be- n broken :
one certEin farm or tract of land with all
the buildings and improvements thereon,
situate in Said Town ot ~cituate, and hounded
Rs follows, Namely; northerlN. bN land of
Russell a, Harris; westerly, hy liant uf Jcr,.
miah A. Walker. Southerly, Nv land of Rich
ard smith AMI SRbra walker; easteriy, by
the Jerry A. Ftnner farm $50 CRll,d0 or how.
ever bounded and described, bring the nn,e
premises conveyed to said George w. Nict
lin by deed dat.d Feb. LIST 1900, and rccorled
IN scituaie. Y. T. In Deed Book No. SA. page
SOi
subject to such reservations ~ described
In the said mortgage deed.
by order OF the nortgagce who hereby
gives notice OF his Intention TO hid upon sid
property at said sale and ne any adjourn.
mcnt or postponement thereof.
scituate, n. I. April ss, 1908.
April asst
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-04-24
Town of SCituate.
Applications for SeCond-Ciass
Liquor Licenses
COUNClL JLERk'S OFIICE, I
Scituuto, x. | April 23, lJuj, ,

CoUNtIL CLERKS OFtICE,I
Scituuto, x. | April 23, 1905. \
The following applications have been
mnde for liuHur Licensees To sell pure, spirit
Gus. intoxicating and malt liquors at retail
only.
SECOND CLAS'
r. J. Fellows ut Brighton Park near Mo
swnnsicut Lake, North SciiuUtc, r.
Eugene :. Gugr at Rig Elm Inn formerly
Tnft'- Hotel, rNtuuCld Road.
Applicat'o on for Transfer OF Liquor License
Enrl :. Pierce makes application To Hn-
fer his sCuoud class Liquor liccucc iron
his hotel ClnNNillc to the NTH house norm
from the corner. Ou Main -. near John \
Rounds store, ClUyNlllc. Il, l.
Snid applications nrc received md referred
To saturday, MAY q, l98, Ut
O'Clock n. m, the Town CLERKS ofiicc, IN
said Scituntc, at which time and place re-
monsttnnts will bc heard "a to the grant uA
thereof. .. . .....
Apr 9i-3 CourCh Clerk.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-04-24
Town Of Johnston,
Application for a Second-CIass
ltQuOr LICepse

Nlnccnzo rarrillo and pasqupic Campnnil,
makes application to sell Pure spiritnnus
AMI Intoxicating Liquors at building corner
ot Honktns and Hartford ANe's
All persons Interested are notified To- Nh.
pear before the Town Council OF the town nf
Johnston. Friday, May ;, igO3. at S:lA O'Clock
aud I've heard thereon.
=. LUrMER. Cnnncil Ilnrk