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The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-29

Sofia, August 2s.-The general situation in the yilayet of Adrianople continues alarming. The reyolutionists have de- stroyed all the Turkish posts along the frontier.
 The "Autonomie" says the Turkish com mander In zeris has ordered subordinates to kill and destroy everybody and every thing Bulgarian as soon as the insurgent bands appear. The Turkish population is fleeing towards sconstantinopie Eight hundred men, women and children have gone to Yalisko and the Turkish govern ment Is arranging to send them to Asia Minor
 A fierce fight has occurred at Passakui, twenty miles from Adrianople. where three Turkish battalions surrounded a body of insurgents. A second band of rebels came to the assistance of their
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-29
M'cormick's Heirs Help University.

Lexington, Va, August 2S.-Dr. George H. Denny, president of Wash ington and Lee university, who has just returned from trip to Chicago, announces that the widow and chill dren of the late Cyrus H. Mccormick have given a fund of $1O,O00 to the university, the proceeds of which are to maintain the new science hall Prior to the death of MT. Mccormick he gave $20,000 tofthe university and after his death, by his will, his trust ees turned over to the university an additional s20,000.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-29
TO HAVE MORE DELEGATES.
Session of the Zionist Congregations
 ,sComes to a Close.

Basel. Switzerland August 2s.-At the closing session of the Zonists' congrega ton, 2Oo0 persons being present, 1t was decided that in future congresses should be attended by 200 voting delegates instead of 100 as heretofore.
 I he members of the business commit tee were increased to fifty, the Ameri- cans being Professor Gottheil and Messrs. Jacob DeHaas secretary of the American Federation of Zionists, and Meyer of New York; Messrs Zolottkoff and Horisch of Chicago, and Mir. Wise of Portland, Ore.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-29
HEAVY STORM IN THE WEST.
Corn Laid Flat on the Ground and Tall
 Trees uprooted.

Dallas, August 2S-A special to the News from Chickasaw, I. T., says heavy wind storm had done considerable dam age at Pocasett, Cottonwood Grove and Fort Cobb
 At Pocasett and Cotton wood Grove the corn is fiat on the ground and tall trees were uprooted. A. w. Frederick of Chick asaw was injured.
 At Fort Cobb two houses were utterly demolished, while a third was picked up by the wind and blown forty feet against B barn, destroying both. A flying timber was blown clear through a house, striking a woman in its passage and seriously in- turing her.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-29
Louisiana In Philadelphia.

Philadelphia, August 2s-A committee representing the Board of Trade of New Orleans arrived today and immediately went Into conference with the members or the local trades league. The visiting committee comprises J. H. Lafarge, pres ident; James w. Porch. first vice presi- dent, and A. F. Leonhard, chairman of the grain committee of the New Orleans Board of Trade. They have already vis- ited St. Louis. Chicago and New York The object of the committees visit is to Investigate the facilities of this city for new grain port.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-29
SAILORS ARE TREATED BADLY.
Claim That Police Officers at Norfolk
 Club Them BrutalIy.

Norfolk, Va, August 2S.-United States sailors have comp...ined to the navy de- partment of i'll treatment accorded them by Norfolk police officers and police mag istrates. The matter will be investigated. The trouble grows out of the $lo reward paid by the navy for the return of sailors who have broken shore liberty. It is charged the police caused a sailors i'm prisonment for drunkenness to keep him off ship over time and then returned him as a deserter and collected the reward. The charge of clubbing and brutal treat ment Is also made.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-29
RAGING MEET AT BUFFALO.
Some Good Sport Is Expected at Ken.
 nilWorth Track.

Buffalo, N. T., August 2S.-A nineteen days meet opens at Wentworth track tomorrow under the auspices of the new Buffalo Racing association, of which s. S. Rowland of New York is president
 Mir. Rowland will act as presiding steward. J. A. Murphy of St. Louis will preside in the stand and Mars Cassidy will wield the flag.
 The minimum purses will be $4O0 and the meeting will run ten stakes, with added money of from 5000 to s15O0 each The feature of the opening day is the Western New York handicap at milo and a quarter, in which Claude is top weight at 120 pounds.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-29
kIok on American Pier.

St. Johns, N. F., August 2S.-The French commodore on the Newfound- land station has protested against the building by an American mining som- pany of shipping pier at York liar bor, on the French shore, where the company is now working a copper mine. The French claim that the pier is an infringement on their fishery rights. The matter promises an inter- national difficulty, as the American company threatens to appeal to Wash ington if the work on the pier is stoDped
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-29
M'LEoD DEFEATS JENKINS,
Rolls the Big cIeveIander Over With a
 Half Nelson.

Hamilton, Ont, August 8.-Dan Me Leod defeated Tom Jenkins, the worlds champion catch as catch can wrestler, in a handicap match at the armory to- night by rolling the big Clevelander over with a half Nelson and crotch hold.
 According to the articles of agreement, Jenkins undertook to throw Mcleod twice In one hour of actual wrestling time. Mcleod to win the match If he secured one fall. Jenkins took the first fall in 15:50, with a half Nelson and leg hold. Mcleod then threw the champion in 10:3
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-29
Illegally Collected Money.

Cleveland, O.. August 2S.-County Prosecutor Keeler has brought suit against former County Treasurer M. A.. Lander for $5S75, claimed to be fees illegally collected during Mr Lander's term of office from 1900 to 1902. More suits will be brought against Lander and former county officials on the same charge, and the total sum sought to be recovered is understood to aggre- gate $100,000.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-29
FATHER CUSHING IMPRISONED.
Earned Too Much NotorIety By His
 Fight Upon Bishop Matz.

Denver, Col, August 2S.-Announce- ment is made by Bishop Matz of the Catholic church of Colorado, that Father Cushing, who has earned notoriety by his fight upon the bishop during the past twelve years, has been ordered by Arch bishop Falconio, the apostolic delegate, to go to the Trappist monastery at Gath semane, where he will be practically a prisoner for the balance of his life. Bishop Matz will pay all of his expenses.
 Father Cushing is between 40 and 30 years of age and Is broken down in health
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-29
$t,5oo,ooo In Bonds Lost.

St. Paul, Minn., August 2S.-An en- velope said to- contain government bonds and copper mining stock valued at $1.500,000, which Joseph Picard of 190 Thomas street says he placed in vault at the state capitol sixteen years ago for safe keeping, cannot be found
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-29
Excursion Train Wrecked.

Brighton. Colo, August 2s.--A Union Pacific excursion train from the frontier day celebration at Cheyenne, with 600 passengers on board was wrecked short ly after midnight by collision with run away flat car, loaded with lumber. En- gineer Hotchkiss was probably fatally hurt No passengers were injured.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-29
NEGRO WAS HELD UP.
John Marshall Claims Highwayman
 Stopped Him In Capitol Park.

John Marshall, a negro, reported to the police yesterday that he was held up and an attempt made to rob him in Capital park Thursday night about 12:30 o'clock.
 The negro lives In Tenth alley, be- tween Twenty-second and Twenty-third streets and claims he was en route home. He states that the highwaymen did not get anything from him. He says there were two of them, and has given the police a description.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-29
Yellow Fever in Mexico.

Mexico City, August 2S.-There are eighty-fve yellow fever patients at Mer- ida. At Progresso there are nineteen pa- tients. The sanitary authorities are talk ing active measures to prevent the spread of the disease to other points in the Yuca- tan penlnsular.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-29
Novelty Sobriety Test.

From the London Mall.
 To ascertain whether man was drunk or sober a Dublin doctor made him hop twelve feet on the right foot and the same distance on the left. and then stand on one leg for seven seconds and the other leg for four seconds. The man stood the test and the magistrate accepted it as proof of his sobriety.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-29
PICTURE OF TEDDY.
The Emperor VIII Keep One and Send
 the Other to the President.

Berlin. August 2s.-Some days ago Elm peror William asked Hans Fechner, the court portrait painter to make litho- graph drawing of President Roosevelt. Fechner did so and the emperor had two copies struck off. One of these will be sent to MT. Roosevelt and the emperor will keep the other for himself.
 No more copies will be taken from stcna
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-29
Lightning Strikes Dynamite.

Ottumwa. la. August 2S.-Lightping to- night struck the Iowa Central railroad depot at Eddyville. Ia.. where 1500 pounds of dynamite were stored. but twelve per sons who were in the building at the time it was struck. escaped uninjured
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-29
Comet Has Been Observed.

Geneva, N. Y. August 2S.--The Brooks periodic comet has been observed in the constellation Capricornus, with slow mo- ton westward. It was discovered at Ho- bart college in 1889 and was founo to be moving in an orbit with period of seven years. The comet was seen again in 1896 and now makes another visit being found exactly in it's predicted place It is attended by four small companion comets.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-29
Capital Stock Assessed.

Beaumont, Texas. August 2s.-Cashier A. D. Chldress of the Citizens National bank today issued statement in which he said that an assessment of 100 per cent on the capitol stock of the bank would be necessary to pay the depositors in full. The bank was capitalized at s100,-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-29
Raw River Risinq.

Topeka, Kas.. August 2s.-The Raw River at this point is rising steadily at the rate of an inch an hour Car service on the Oakland line has been abandoned. There is no danger yet of the embank- ments that protect north Topeka giving way.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-29
WelI-known Actor Dead.

Cleveland, O., August 2S.--Joseph Haworth, the well-known actor. died suddenly tonight in hotel at Will loughby, O., few miles east of this city, of heart disease.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-29
CITY ITEMS.

Marriage License.-A marriage H. cense was issued from the probate Of fee yesterday to George D. Fisher Of Louisville and Miss Ruth Queen.
 Winter Uniforms.-Bids have been asked by the police department for the making of the winter uniforms of the members of the force. These bids are to. be made by next Thursday night, wien they will probably be opened.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-29
Frejoht Trains Clash.

St Louis. Mo, August 2S.-Two freight trains on the Missouri Pacific met In a head-end collision today near Valley Park, west of here, killing Brakeman Marshall and probably fatally injuring Engineer Christine and Fireman Sanders.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-29
ECZEMA, NO CURE, NO PAY.

Your druggist will refund your money if PAZO OINTMENT falls to cure Ring worm. Tetter. Old Ulcers and Sores. Pim- pies and Blackheads on the face. and all skin diseases. 50 cents. 10-25-ly-sak
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-29

The Mobile, Jackson & Kansas City railroad announce that beginning August 30th. 1903 they will sell round trip tickets at One Fare for the round trip every Sunday from all agency stations to Mo- bile and Hattiesbnrg respectively. tickets good only on date of sale.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-29
HOTEL BELLEVUE,

Lookout Mountain, Gadsden, Ala., 1900 feet above sea level. suirhur, chaly. beate and Freestone Lithia Watera, now open.
 LOUI HART, Manager
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-29
RheundtiSn

What is the use of telling the rheumatic that he feels as if his Joints were being dis located?
 He knows that his sufferings are very much like the tortures Of the rack.
 What he uants Co kraoao Is what will per manently cure his disease.
 That. according to thousands of gratefn testimonials Is
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-29
kilauea Is Active.

Kilauea shows increased activity. Clouds of smoke are ascending from the crater.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-29
Landscape Artist Dead.

Boston. August 2s.-Frederick T. Olm- stead, the noted landscape architect, died today at Waverly, Mass. aged S1 years
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-29
Cactus Compound

The Laxative Blood Tonic. is positively guaranteed to increase your weight. Ask Jacobs Pharmacy"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-29
Hoods J0rS0p0riil0

It promptly neutralzes the acid in tn blood on which the disease depends. com. pletely eliminates 1t. and strengthens the system aosfrst its -a.prn Try Hoods,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-29
Fast service Via tho n. q 0. RaIlroad

railroad for Cairo. St. Louis and points in the North, East and West. New equipment. through slepers- Superior service. F. g. Hay. S. B. P. A.. No. ! Commerce stret --ontgomery. Ala c M Shepard. O. P. A.. Mobile. Ala
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-29

We make the best [ .ss in town Age Herald Engraving Company.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-29
RAILWAY SCHEDULES

In Effect tune f4, 1903. Arrival and departure of all trains at Union Passenger Station, Birmingham. Ala.
 |. a N.--Naorfh. 'No. 3. Fast Mail. N. o. .i1z:lo pmlIs.ss pm NO. 4 Fast Mali. N o. | sso7 prni s:f5 pm iNo. 8. Decatur Accom-. .t.........l 500 pm No. TO- Montgy Ac'm.I 7:l5 pml..........
 South.
 Arrive I,ers-s svo !. iF4-f Nm ~fn | s-,x ami s.ss an 'No. !. Decatur Accom-. | s.zs ami. ....... NO. ' Fast Mall. Gin. .-.l 3:25 pmI s:4o pm NO 3 to Montgomery. ..I.......l 6:H am --------- BIRMINGHAM MlNFRAL-North. 'No. M Riorton Accommodation. .i,s.ssm NO "A. Fast Man Bincton. . | 7:a nm No. M Altoona Accom- ..i s:B am NO. fo2. BIocton Arconn. .........i e.D pm
 outh. .S INC, ~ 70 nocton... ............i SD am No. A Altoona Accom- 2aS nm NO ioi f'octnn Accom- .-........i sssp am
 4. a. S.--North. NO 2 rsss Man. N. .. | s:.a am, r:M "m sNo [. Psr-Ars. epecsal. | s.M rupi e-n mn 'No. g. rshaftapooea Ae. .rs.ss rm, 4,1s mn 'No. 3. Meridian Accom-. nj .1S pml. .........
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 fAr~sv. [ p~-sys sNo. l. from Cincinnati. .fIO.so pmIyo.1S uvn sNo. 3 Pan-Am. Special o:fo am,le.ls srn sNo. 5, Meridian Accom-. i12:ls prni l.so pm 'No. | Meridian Accom..I i B.U am so. BY. NORTH AND EAST.
 Arrive Depart 'No. IS. Corona Accom-. i1o:ib ami. ........ sNo. a Mail and Ex.
 rom Selma .... .... .... 800 pmf NO. 0. Express ........l s:so ami ......... NO. 22 Anniston Accom-. i. i s.N nm eNo. Se Mail and Ex...l 4:oo prnl 4:1o pm sNo. Ss. Mail and Elk. a. | 5.s0 aml e,1o am No s6. Fast Mail ......I.... ,l1l :ao m so. BY. SOUTH AND wEsT.
 AriveI Depart 'No. 1s. Mall and Ex.
 to Selma ............I...l | 6:2o m .No n. Anniston Accom- i .. .M ann. ami . ~ .. sNo. Fl. Express .... ....j. .tlo sss nm sNo. s. Mail and Ex.. ..il1 ;4s ami1a 2 nr sNo. q, Fast Mall. ...... i .6 pml10 rso nsn No. U. Fast Mall ...-... | s:2o ami. ..........
 FRISCO sYsTEM.
 Ky Q. M. & B.-East.
 fArFivA 'Nc. 2ns Southeastern Lirnttec. s:ts pps sNo. 2os New York Express i 5.lo am sNo. 2o3 Winfield Accom-. .i1o:oO am Fast Line to .<ansa. City.
 Weot
 Depart No. soa Southeasterr Limited. :. i7.M pm 'No. 2o4. New York 1xpress .. inc 70 pm 'No. 21o Winfield Accom-. .........l 4:sp pm CENTRAL OF cEoRoiA--East
 Depart 'No. 2 to Macon ..-.-. -...........I S.lo an
 Weee
 jArrtva 'No. l. from Macon ................ s:iS pm No. a from Savannah ........ 13:.o pm Trains marked thus @ are daily; thus tD daily except Sunday. All trains run by central time.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-29

All kinds of cuts Ago-hernlA Graving Department
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Take a ride on the chutes at East Lake.
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so. RY. NORTH AND EAeT.

Arrive Depart 'No. 1e Corona Accom-. .i1o:ib ami. sNo. %. Mail and Tx.
 from Selma .... ... ....t 800 pmi. sNo. 2. Express ........i s:so ami sNo. P. Anniston Accom- s.lS pm sNo. se Mail and Ex.....I 4:oo pnl 4:lo pm sNo. ss. Mall and Ex....i 5:So aml e.1o am No. e6 Fast Mall ......I....,. Ill 40 m
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-29
4. e. s.--Norsh.

Arrive fTye~sr1 No. Fast Msfi. ". o. ' E.sa annl p.4s pys eNo. [. Psr-Ars. epecssl. ! s.M rupi e.sa mn sNo. g. rshaftarooen Ar. ns:@ rrnI 4.le pro sNo. 3. Meridian Accom-. nj .15 pml. .........
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-29
BIRMINGHAM MlNrRAL-North.

. | AfT1vS sNo. lo. Hiorton Accommodati tion. .fJb.s snr NO 47. Fast Man Bincton ' 7.ns nm NO. sh Altoona Accom- .....,...I s.5 am No. fo2 Blocton Arcon,. e.s0 nm
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Section g. That all the books Of record
and papers Of every such corporation, joint
stock company. or other association en-
gagged In commerce with foreign nations. or
among the several states, shall be subject
to inspection by the Attorney General Of
the United States. or by any agent he may
designate for that purpose. and such cor
poration, joint stock company or other as
ISOLATION shall. at such times as he shall
prescribe. make such further returns veri-
fed as aforesaid, as shall be by him pre-
scribed either by general regulation or by
srecial direction.
Section T.. That any president director,
t, easurer. officer, corporator. copartner, as
ISOLATE or agent of such corporation Joint
stock company. or other association, who
shall In its behalf do anything by this act
prohibited to such corporation, joint stock
company, or other association. or who shall
support, vote for. aid and abet. or take
part in doing such action by said corpora
ton. joint stock company or other associa-
ton. or any fundamentally thereof. shall
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be liable to the penalties by this act pro-
vded. -,
Section 8, That no corporation. joint
stock company, or other association, a1tet
the Both day Of June, 1904. which shall man
ufacture or produce any article Wnlcn IN the
course Of business Is habitually sold and de-
l1vered beyond the state in which II Is man
ufactured, whether by said corporation,
Joint stock company, or other ASSOCIATION.
or by subsequent purchases Thereon, ana
which shall in the course OF Its own DO
nestle business do any of the acts or things
prohibited to be done by this art. shall
engage In commerce with foreign nations or
among the several states.
Penalty for Violations.
Section o. That any corporation. joint
stock company or other association that
shau have been twice adjudged to have vio-
1otad the provisions Of this act, or of either
of the acts mentioned In section hereof,
bv the Anal Judgment Of any court having
tnrsdiction Of the question. in any civil suit
or proceeding In which said corporation,
toint stock company, or other association
shall have been a party. who shall there
after violate this, or either OF said acts.
shall no longer be allowed to engage in
Commerce with foreign nations or among
the several states: Provided, that such pro-
hibition shall only be enforced after such
corporation. joint stock company, or other
association shall have been enjoined against
further engaging in such business. on an in
formation or suit brought in a United States
court Of competent jurisdiction, by the At
torney General In behalf OF the government.
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the court may decline to enter an absolute
its business and may enter modified or
conditional decree, such decree to take
effect at a future time, as justice shall re-
quire. The court may also, in it's discre
ton. enjoin such officers or agents or SER
wants Of such corporation joint stock COM
pany or other association from continuing
in It's service. and enjoin such corporation
joint stock company or other association
from continuing their employment therein
as the case shall seem to require.
Section 10. That any corporation. joint
stock company or other association. and any
president, director. treasurer. officer, cor
pOrator. copartner. associate or agent there
of. who shall in its behalf after the Both day
of June, in the year 1904. engage in such bust
ness in violation of this act shall for each
offense. in addition to such penalty for
contempt as the court in case Of disobedi-
ence to its lawful order may impose, be
punished by fine not exceeding 5000 or
by imprisonment not exceeding one year.
or by both said punishments, In the discre-
ton Of the court.
Section II. That every president, treas
urer, general manager, agent or other per-
son usually exercising the powers Of such
officers Of any corporation, joint stock COM
pany or oIner association. who has himself
in its behalf, violated, united to violate or
voted for or consented to the violation OF
any Of the provisions Of this act, shall
thereafter be personally liable for all the
debts and obligations of any such corpora
ton, joint stock company or other associa-
ton, created while such person holds such
Office or agency, whether under the same
or subsequent elections or appointments.
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1t shall be the duty of the Attorney General
in any such case, unless he shall be salts
fled that such corporation joint stock COM
pany, or other association has deSisted and
abstained and will in future desfSt and alb
stain from such violation,7 to enforce the
provision by proceeding either by informa-
ton or by indictment, as he may in his
discretion think best a..
Amy corporation, joint stock company or
other association which shall be charged
with violating this act, and, any president,
director, treasurer, officer or agent thereof
may be Joined as party in any proceeding,
civil or criminal. to enforce this act.
Discretion Allowed Attorney General.
If. in the judgment Of the Attorney Cen
eral. such corporation, joint stock company
or other association against which any civil
proceeding may be instituted be one on
which the public is SO depending that the
interruption Of Its business will cause seri-
Gus public loss or Inconvenience. he may,
in his discretion. refrain from proceeding
to obtain a decree which will absolutely
prevent the continuance Of such business.
and may apply for limited or conditional
decree, or one to take effect at a future
day, as the public interests shall seem to
require. And IT, In the judgment CT the
court before whom such proceeding may
be pending. the interruptions of the business
Of the defendant corporation. joint stock
company or other association Will cause
decree enjoining 1t against proceeding with
such serious public loss or Inconvenience