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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-24
Sie Girmes.

Sie @Omites fir Die &irmes, m el d
II n b n g nd d ten Sonn=
BEN 27. september
q B 9 ebalten NJ irb, bielten
9eitern 9benb cine 8eriammlung nur
su Dem 3uefe ab, um einsuberi6ten,
oab ale geranfaltunseu in bentbar
better @eiie eetrofen porben iino.
Gin 0oltsfeft i'm mabren
Slime bes Wortes ioq bic biesidbrise
&irmes perben uno 8roB unb 6lein
tperoen ii9 beitens amiiiiren.
Die g d NJ a b E n=YrOb per-
lief brilliant.
Sie seitern Nbenb in Sobn @mharrs g
Glub=2Ocal abgebaltene prObe Der
Mitslieber Der idpdbii9en Sereine
fir Die &irmes - ySdmdbii6e SO9=
3eit" uno v9llte Weibermiible" = per=
lief sur gr0Bten 3ufrieoenbeit bss
@eremOnienmeiiters Serrn sloolpb
8aur, Sr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-24
Yerional= l=Notisem.

Serr Or. q. s. Stein6eii +
tpuroe beute Moreen bon ieiner wafe=
rem Satin nit einem prd9ti9en Sod
terden, Der Gronprin3eiiin, bei4entt.
SHUTTER uno Sinb beiinben fi9 ben um=
Finben na6 pobl, Der Yapa 1T iiber=
gliifli6 uno penn Semano Dielei4t
germ pilIsn mD6te, wie man fi1 als
@rpBpapa ftblt, Der bat iebt Die
id0nlte @eleesnbeit, es BEL Serrn Iu.
euft @Orner gu erfabren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-24
Mns Sent Staatsbanie.

Stats S9ul=S Superintendent @Ot=
ton bat auf nddfen Mittmo3, ben 80.
September cine 8eriammlung Der
@ountp S6ul Superintenoenter i'm
6. cOn9reiiiOnalen Siitritt anberaumt.
9ieielbe pirb in &uibbile abgebaltsn
unb ss ioQ in osrielben er6rtert per.
ben, in pel9er @eiie am beiten bas
grsiehuneswsisn bes Staates auf Der
notwithstanding in ct. 2Ouis CUR
Sdau 9ebro6t peroen fann.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-24
@egen M { 6 lella n.

gtew Oort, "a. Sept. Sueb
Wc2augblin, Der bemotratii6e Sibrer
rOn &ings @ountp. erlieB cine Grtld-
runs. nad tpel9er bic Sings Gountp
Organization Die @ufiteluns oes @on=
greb=Ib9eoroneten e. 9. Mcglsllan
als 8irgermeiiter @anbibat tpeeen
ieiner engen ge3iebursen gum Sam=
manp=seiter fir niGt ratbiam bdlt.
u. s. Of 8.
gBa binston n, "a. Sept. Ser
grecutiu &atb oes 4mer. Nrbeiter=
8arbanbes berietb iiber ben Sail bes
entlaiienen uno our9 ben Prdfioenten
mieber anselte!lten 8Ormanns in Der
&eeierunss= Sruferei, Miasr. Cine
@nti9eioung wuroe ni9t getroffen.
Die Central 2abor Union in Sn=
bianapOlis muroe beritdnbigt, Der bOr=
tigen plumber Union boQe 9lnerten=
nung uno 8ertretung gu sewdbrsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-24
Suite i4limmer ,peroen tOnnen'

glabe Der Mc@artp Strabe tpuroe
oas 6ubrperf bes Qnitrei9ers gb=
paro Oale bon go. los NOro
Stem Seriep StraBe bon elmer
Siio Werioian Ctr. =@ar an9erannt
uno infolse bes beftisen 3uiammen=
ifoBes tuurOe Osle bon ieinem &uti6er.
ripe auf Die StraBe sei6leuoert. gr
trug idmersli9e Qustidunsen bapOn
uno muBte bon Or. Madep bonn Dis
peniarlum per Ambulan3 beimsebra9t
peroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-24
Smbiamapolis, Snb, Donnerfae, 81 September 1903

ms 8efidt erbieIt. Die 6olse mar,
oab er einen 8rud Der Ginnlabe erlitt
uno er SeitIebens entftelt iein piro. @r
berlangt $4,000 S9abenerinb. Ser
&idter bebielt iib bic gnti9eioun9 por.
Ses M orbes perbd 9tig.
Ser Sall bss 5bOmas Sampion unb
Der Srau Sertie 8romn, tpel6e ange=
tla9t iinb, in piloer @be auiammenge=
lebt 81 baben, purbe auf 8erlangen
Der Detectives Morean uno &innep auf
nd6iten Samifag beridoben. Sieiel=
ben slauben, 9lntniipfun9spuntte se=
funoen gu baben, tpel9e Sampion oes
Moroes bon 8ert ¬ts berod4tigen.
Serielbe mar on einem Sage i'm Suli
b. s. in RotomO neben ben @ilenbabn=
geleiien als 2ei9e auf9efunben. @r
uno Sampion tparen beibe in Die
8romn, tpe6e erf bor 8 Monaten
Wittwe getpOrben mar, Derliebt oe=
ipeien, uno iOl Sampion auf ¬ts
9rensenlos eiferiii9tis setpeien iein.
S6on bamals fiel Der 8erba9t auf
Simpion, on Dem Sooe ieines Neben=
bublers S4ulo gebabt gu baben, aQein
oas 8epeismaterial mar 81 oiinne uno
Der Coroner CAB einen Wabriprud ab,
oem3ufOlge &nOtts bon einem gabn3u9e
iiberfabrsn tporoen max. Srau 8ronn
mar mittlerreile bon Gotomo nah
SairmOunt bersogen. Son bort
brabte Simpion iie na1 bier uno ieit=
Dem lebt oas paar Suiammen. Ob bic
Eetectips neues Sepepeismaterial qe-
gen ibn sefunoen baben, bleibt abSu=
marten.
S Sm poliaeigeri9t
puroe @ornelias @onpcu tpegen 8e=
orObens nit einem &epOlber our Cab
lung bon s25 nebit Soften bsrurtbeilt.
9arrp 8rOwn, 8ictOr @Dfer uno
Sbos. palmer, bes Sai9enoiebitabls
anseflagt, erbielten ibren 6al auf ben
20. ois. beri9oben.
MiBgliifter g 9minbel.
Inter Der antlase Der Gbedfdliduns
wuroe bon Setectib=gapt. 8erber elm
Siingling in 9ewabriam genommen,
Der itb @alter Moore aug Cincinnati
nennt. Serielbe puroe absefaBt, als
er bur6 einsn Soteniungen einen s21-
gbef in Sletder's 8ant caiiirsn laRen
tpollte, auf benz er Die unteri9rift Wm.
&eagan's bon Go. 121 Oft Iermoni
Ctr. sefdlidt bate. Den 8antan=
eeitellten fam Der Gbef aber berod9tis
bor, Die poli3ei wuroe gerufen uno
@apt. Gerber perbaftete Moore in,
Srano SOtel, mo berielbe auf Die &if=
tebr bes Soteniunsen nit bem @eloe
bate tparten gepOlt. Sein Gall tommi
am Samitas Sur 8erbanoluns.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-24
@sreitelter eelbilmorS= Eerimd.

Sic 40 Sabre alte 6rau 6annp
Gerriter, gbefrau bes 6ubrmannes
Sames 6erriter bon go. 1886 Wil=
liams Str, berinludte eeffern Nbenb,
na9bem iie Streit nit ihrem Manne
aebabt bate, In felbifm6rnerii9er @b=
fidt cine Dofis Worpbium. Or.
@rodett bonn Dispeniarium bradte he
balo tpieber auber @efabr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-24
Sis 0entide Sbsater=S =Ssmssnns.

Der S9wdbiide llnteritiiBungs=ger=
elm bat Die Serren Gonrab SeeB uno
2ouis gauer gu ieinen Selegaten fir
Die oeuti9e Sbeater.g .gewesuns ernannt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-24

bolIdure su per9iften. Eas Mdo9en
1T nidt aefdbrlid berlebt; 8rabp, mel.
der ebenfalls wieoer bereeftellt meroen
wiro, pirb fid wesen MOroanarifs
perantporten nlii1en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-24
SeutI1lano.
Neues 9ef Il g el t e 8 9

9feues gef iigeltes Il @ort.
Berlin, "a. Sept. vSas bdlt ia
tein @ieb aug" lit bas neueite ge=
fliigelte Wort. Sie &eoensart iit auf
bem SO3ialifentonsreB in DRESDEN
entitanben. ps iie, als bic 3dntereien
auf's SOdite seitiesen paren. Serr
auer ben @enoisn surief. bic fie nit
Subel empfineen uno f6leuniait tpeiter
folportirten.
Ger &aiier unb bas
Solfslieo.
Berlin, "a. Sept. Wdbrenb ieines
iinsfen Seiudes in Wien unterbielt
fi9 &aiier @ilbelm ldnsere 3eit nit
Dem betannten &omponiiten Sbomas
8oidat uno lobte feline 9ieber, beion=
oers Die rSaori9= unb Sorflieoer aus
2drnten. 9lu6 fannie Der Saiisr bic
Wdnnerquartette &ofdats uno meiute
bon ben 2isoern, oaB bieie einfadeu,
aus @emiitb uno Seele be,borsebolten
2ieosr ibrs Wirtuns ME oerfeblen. Sers
unb 8emiitb miiBten aus ben, 2ieoe
tlineen, penn bas 8olt es iinaen ioQe.
Nebenbei aber mii6ten Die 6omponiften
au@ oarauf ieben, oaB BEL ibrer 9ie-
bern Die menfdli6e Stimme ni9t all
sufarf ansefrengt tperoe. Manas
&omponiten bebanbelten bic menid=
lide Stimme ipie ir9eno Elm Snfru=
msnt, pel6es ben ansei9laeenen Son
pieoergeben muB.
Wan bore oas ni9t allein oft, ion=
bern es lei aud fi9erIi9 fein &untae=
nuB, 3u3uieben, wie Sdn9er ii4 be-
miihen miifsn, beimattOro gu fOlsen u.
Dem tbeoretiiden @ufbau zines 2iebes
fi9 au iiberbieten. Sas iei beionbers
idaoe, benn bas Ynltslieb babe and
ersieberiide 3mede. gs oiene 3ur 8er=
eoelung bes patriotismus, bas aber
fDnne es nur, tpeTn es lei9t faBli9
lei.
1000 M art berbienen.
Berlin, "a. Sept. gDie friiber
gemeloet, ertbeilte bic gielefslbsr @afes=
fabrit bem Sntbeder bes Wortes
v8nusperaen" ben preis BON 1000
Wart, neil bas preiseeri9t bieies
Wort bon allen bor9ei9lasenen als Die
bette oeutf9e 8esei9nune fir Safes"
aniab. Sieies preisesridt beitanb
aus Dem Sidter unb Sdriftfteler Otto
pOn 9eirner.@riinbers. Dem Or. Sstar
Yrenner, uniberfitdts prpfehor in
Wiiraburg, uno bem &rititer Srano=
Berlin. Nber Die 6ffentlide Weinung
fano oas Wort ni9t ff0n. 60 fiebt
iid Die 6abrif beranlaBt. einen neuen
preis BON 1000 Wart fir bas bette
oeutide Wort fir 6nusperdsn ausau=
feben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-24
Hatrt6ten aus S}nbtana.
Sas 0eri ID N inoen bes
g tab M or d alls gDil=
Lis saufgetlGrt.

Lis aufgetldrt.
Sullipan n. Seit sebn Saeen
tparen alerlei 8erii1te iiber oas qe=
beimniBuOae 0eri9pinben bes Staot=
Maridals Sames 8. Wilis in linz
lauf. Niemano fonnte iia oasIelbe
ertldren. SEPT aber iit oas @ebeimniB
gelOf. Ius Weitminiter, 8ancOuper,
3. 6. fam am MittuO9 bic Ia9ridt,
oaB es ibm gelun9en 1T, bort &uHeG,
ober ,@Otton" 8ules 81 perbaften,
pelder anseflagt 1T, am 81. DECEMBER
1901 in SenOer, Sarolo 6riborn
ermoroet gu baben. Serfelbe mar iei=
ner Sdweiter 6lOrence, welde bon oem
S6urfen in crimineller Weiie anae=
grifen mar, sur Silfe setommen, als
oieier ibn nit elmer Nrt eri6lue.
SRI. 6riborn be9leitete Wiuis mad
8ancouber unb ioentifiSirte ben Mor=
Der. Soles ift in Sullioan geboren
unb er3ogen bOr bier Sabren wan=
oerte er na9 bem @eiten aus. Seine
Sdweiter uno 8ruoer tpobnsn nod
bier.
6 in $4,000 pflafer fii n q e.
4lagene Ser3enss
10 u ben.
&ubbille. Sie @ei9porenen
in bem 6ale Der glande @ulper,
pel6e Dtarcus u. 2enbal peeen
Sruds zines Seiratbsberiprs9ens auf
S6aoeneriaB Oertlast bate, baben
oerielben $4,000 suseiprOden. Sie
pielen 2iebesbriefe, tpel9s &enball an
Die &ldserin seidrieben bate. maren
Elm gu itarfes 8eipeismaterial sesen
i'm. Sang pl6bli4 bate er oas 3drt=
lide 8erbdltniB, psl6es spiiden ibm
uno glan9e beitano, absebroden uno
zines Sages tbeilte er ibr nit, baB er
ii9 perbeiratbet bate.
Cine 3eIle fur ieoen
Strdfling.
Setter onbi le. Seit
WittwOd bat jeoer Strdling cine
3eae fir fid. 8is oabin mar es pisl=
faa 8ebraua, oab swei 8efangene
cine 3eGe occupirten. Superinten=
bent Wbittafer crtldrts BEL ieinem Mn=
tritt in's 9lmt, baB er bieiem uebel=
ltanb Elm @nbe bereiten wtiroe. Sie
Surdfibruns bieier Wlabrsssl bat
uiel Nrbeit setoitet. Sie beioen dlte=
rem 3e0enbduier mubten sereinist
pentilirt uno oesinfisirt meroen, bsbor
lie wieoer benubt perben tonnten.
3ur 3sit befinoen ii9 in Der @nfalt
917 Strdfinse.
Sdngerf eft in 8rasil.
8ra5il. Gm nddften Sonntag
beranitalten bic hieiisen Sansesbriioer
i'm Summerbille 8rope elm Sdn9er=
feit. Nn oemielben tperben fi9 Der
Serre Saute Mdnner9or, iomie Sele=
satiOnen aus Saline @itp, Niberbile,
Sopling 8reen, polano, Staunton,
Sarmonp, &nisbtspiae, @enter point
uno Slap @itp betbeilisen.
gebeutenbe SransactiOn 8 n
in 8 l=2 ND oereien.
Sartforo tn. Sie penn.
Sil &c., pel6e nit einem capital Don
$4,000 organiiirt porben 1T, bat
bon s. s. &ooeFer oeiien leases" bon
800 Ndern in Waibineton Sownibip,
gladfOro @ountp fir $l1, 900 sefauft.
Sie geamtsn Der @eieai6aft iinb
idmmtli9 Snbianapoliier @eiddfts-
leute, ndmlid prdiiSent S. 6.
S9af, 8iee=prdfibent Carl bon Safe,
Secrstdr unb Sdabmeiiter Grantlin
9onne9ut.
& DE M isernte in ben
iibli1en Counties.
Eban sbiIIe. Yanberhtra
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-24
Nus oen 0eri9tsbOfen.
3 iirgerp papiere perlan9 t.

um gtireer Der Ser. Staten 81 tuer=
ben. @r III Der erfe Mann in oieiem
@ountD, tpelder, ieitoem oas neue 8e=
ieB betreffs @usielung bon Burger
papieren bonn @onereB i'm Wfdrs b. s.
aneenommen tpnroen III, einen Siir=
9erbrief erbalten uiro. Sahelbe i6reibt
pOr. DaB Der betrefenbe Ipplitant be-
idp0ren muB, baB er fein Nnar9iH
1T, feiner anar6iitii6en 8erbinbunq
uno iiber6aupt teiner 8ereini9uns an=
seb6rt, wel9e ben Morb bon yeamten
i'm IQgemeinen uno bon &egierungs=
8eamten i'm 8eionoeren billi3t.
pIeite.
Siaat McSntoib bon 8ra3il melbete
i'm Sunoes9eri6t ieinen Bantsrott an;
@ctiba go, so, Yaifiba $101, =
290.33; Srantlin Mitsls BON Sbube=
lano 1T ebenfals pleite; Yaiiiba
SO, 905. 80; NctiDa SIS.
boptirt.
probat=@ommindr @alfer, bepil=
liote bas 8eiu9 oes Germ uno 6rall
Wbeatlep, ben 12=idbrisen Milton ge=
bpmer aboptiren 81 biirfen. Serielbe
miro forian ben giamen @beatler
| fiibren.
ieoer per D bnt.
0or Dem Iteabertretenoen &i9ter
8ater iOlte eeitern iiber bic Sdeibunes=
tlase perbanoelt tueroen, tpel9e Warp
3eeo 9egen ibren 8atten Sapoen &eeo
eineereidt bate. 9lllein Der Qnmalt
Der aldserin ertldrts, oaB oieielbe ibre
&lase 8nriid3usieben wiinide. Sie=
iel6e tpuroe bierauf bonn Seri9tstalen=
Der geifri9en.
H um Il 3 ige g Il Der M
Sm @riminalgeri4t betannten ii9
9llice Green Der Seblerei unb &oaa
Uliler oes SleinoiebitabIs i9uloig.
Sic weroen beute ibr urtbeil em=
pfangen.
Il m ibr gbee1iid d be-
trOgen.
Seiie gOanseline Cooper wiini6t
bon ibren 8atten @barlep gei9ieben su
tperoen. gr iol nidt fir iie seiorst
uno fie idlieBli9 DerlaHen baben.
@m. g. garnbia beiduloist in iei=
ner sesen feline Satin Opsrmena err
bobenen S9eioungsflage bieielbe Der
liebloien gebanolung, pelde iie ibm
| ipfematii6 ertuies, unb bes @bebru9s.
gQa s. @iliams empfins bon ibrem
@uttsn George idlasenoe getueiie iei=
ner 3uneisuns, aber fur ibren Inter
bait iorste er ni9t.
Marp 6. Spisn beIauloigt ibren
@atten grnit Der Sreuloii9teit. @r
ioa bes Sefteren bas 6. @ebot berlebt
1aben. sic perlanat S9eiouna uno
$2500 Mlimente.
Sie Con fructi ion 6 o m b.
w INF DIT br @elo.
Die Warion County Contraction
60. reidte cine &lase gegen @rmin 6.
&0bne, ben @ountp-S6abmeilter, Elm,
INN oenielbsn su stpingen, ibr bic s14,=
056.60 aussusablen, pel6e Die Maha=
9uietts gbe. @runbeigentbiimer fur
Die reberpflaferuns iener StraBe on
i'm besablt baben. Ser Sdabmeifer
aber ertldrt, baB bic Summe unter
proteit be5ablt waroe uno oaB bic
SSra9e, oh Die Staot ooer bic 8runO=
eisentbiimer fir Die pfaiteruns gu be.
3ablen huben, our 3eit nod bic @sri9te
bei9dftigt.
g 9abenera ab bon einem
Wirtb perlangt.
8or &i9ter Garter ipurbe iiber bic
Glage perbanbelt. uel9e 5rant 8rint=
len sesen ben Wirtb Sames M. Sonss
einseseibt bat.
0or Sabresfriit mar Der &ldger in
Die 9Dirtbi9aft oes Sones, gto. 1165
%. 18. Str, getommen uno er batte
10 piele Spirituofen su trinten betom=
men, baB er iblieBli9 oermaBen be-
trunten wuroe, baB er nidt mebr au=
re9nungsfdbig mar.
=. . q.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-24
sir ote Nlten atebt'S

altbeutide Sdnse. Str Die Sunsrisen
fnuspri9e Sdweinsi9pdn3e. 9luf Der
9irmes.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-24

B@ Sie bette 5 Sent @i9arrs in
Der Staot, MudO's .2ongfeaow".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-24
amf Der Rtsmes

iperbeu bic Rbeinldnoer Dem Wogel bic
S9wansfebern abf&ieben.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-06
ELKS WILL PAY
 TRIBUTE TO DEAD
ANNUAL MEMORIAL EXERCISES
 WILL BE HELD AT THE BlJOU
 THEATRE THIS AFTERNOON. WILL MARCH FROM THE HOME.

The annual memorial services of the 'v'ill be held by Birmingham Lodge No. 79 of that order at the Bijou theatre this afternoon at 8 o'clock
 The members of the lodge will meet at Elks' home on Nineteenth street and Eighth avenue at o'clock and March in a body to the theatre. officers. past ex- alted rulers, the speakers for the occasion and prominent members of the order will occupy seats on the stage which will be appropriately decorated for the occa- sion
 After the formal opening of the lodge of sorrows by Exalted Ruler c. s. Sim mons, assisted by the other officers of the lodge. the Rev. Quincy Ewing, rec tor of the Church of the Advent and a member of the Greenville, Miss, lodge of Elks. will deliver the opening invoca- ton
 The programme which will follow will consist of musical selections and ad- dresses. The speakers will be Esteemed Leading Knight I T. Glover of Birming- ham lodge, the Rev. J. w. Stagg, pas tor of the First Presbyterian church, and Col. Charles B. Brown, prominent mem- Der of the Elks.
 The musical part of the programme will be under the direction of Prof. John Cal man and will Include a number of excel ent numbers. The benediction will be
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-06
PERSONAL.

James Conway of Huntsville is at tho Morris.
 s. A. White and c. E. Brown of New York are at the Hillman.
 
 II. w. Tenn, a popular civil engineer of Brookside, is in th. city.
 J. w. Rockford of Johns is spending Sunday at the St. Nicholas.
 Judge T. M Arri agton of Montgomery spent yesterday at the Morris.
 Thomas D. Radclir of Sheffield Is spending Sunday at the Morris.
 F. c. Hart of Atlanta was one of the Hillman's late arrivals last night.
 Judge Charles H. Alexander of Attala is visiting Capt. R. H. Foreman at the Florence,
 Nat Strauss, a prominent capitalist of New Orleans. is spending Sunday at the Metropolitan.
 Edward F. Freger, advance agent for "The Fatal Wedding company, is at the St Nicholas
 Max Hagedorn, who is connected with the Atlanta Paper company. Is spending Sunday at the IIillman.
 Pelham chapter. U. D. C., will meet Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs Williams, at her residence, 2704 Ave nue II.
 F. A. Sawyer and B. N. Van Nostrand of New York. who have been spending the week with J. A. Woods at the Hotel Hillman, returned yesterday. Being all ready interested in some of the plants of this section they were very much pleased at what they saw while here. and predict a great future for Birmingham and vi- cinity.
 Colonel b. H. Graves of Eufaula is at the Morris. He Is Colonel of the Second Alabama regiment, National Guards. and one of the most popular and best in- formed military men in the state. Col Graves began his military career at Au- burn and has gradually forged his way to the front in the states military cir cles, having entered as private. The Colonel is also one of the leading real es- tate men of the Bluff City.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-06
MANY WILL BE
 IN ATTENDANCE Cotton Men of the South Are
 Much Disturbed THE SITUATION IS CRITICAL Movement Looking Toward curtai- ment of Production Is Being
 Watched With Interest By
 New England Operators.
THE SITUATION IS CRITICAL

Charlotte, N. C., December 5.-The indi- cations are that Tuesdays meeting of cot ton men to consider the advisabiity of curtailing production will be largely at tended, the rise in the price of cotton dur ing the past few days probably causing the attendance to be larger than it would have been otherwise. In addition to mill men from all over the south, it is expect ed that manufacturers and commission men from the north will be present. The movement looking to a curtailment of the production of the southern mills Is being watched with a great deal of interest by New England manufacturers. and it is expected that any agreement for currai.- ing that may be entered into at the meet ing here next Tuesday will include quite number of northern manufacturers
 It is expected that the cloth mills will be more largely represented than the yarn mills, since the latter, as a rule, it Is said, are in better condition than the former
 It IS estimated that about 20 per cent of the southern mills have a sufficient amount of cotton bought to run them un- til next summer it is not expected that any of these mills will agree to curtaiI their production. Neither are the mills which have contracts to fill in a position to curtail or shut down.
 A gentleman who is connected with one of the largest cloth mills in the south said today:
 The situation Is critical view it any way you may. Taken as a whole, I be- lieve the condition confronting us today IS the worst in twenty-five years The only remedy l see is a general curtail- ment, the chief benefit from that being that the mills could run at smaller loss What makes it worse for the south is that the mills in every other part of the cotton manufacturing world are better off, so far as supplies of raw material are concerned, than we are. Early in the season when we were holding off for lower prices, the continental spinners came into the market and purchased their cotton, and today, no matter where the price Of cloth may go. they can manufac- ture cotton at a cost of from two to three cents q pound less than we can Iaasmuch as not more than a third of the American cotton crop Is consumed in this country. we are in no position whatever to control the market especially on ex- port goods. As l see it, the only hope for us now is to curtal production and run our plants at reduced loss"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-06
Believed There Was a Conspiracy
 Against General Huertas
SUSPECTS ARE DEPORTED
Four Prisoners Were Former Members
 of Colombian Battalion That Aided the Panamans, and Claim They Were Innocent.

1 Colon, December 5.-Through a letter the Panama government has discovered what Is alleged to be plot against the | life of General Huertas eommander-in- chief of the forces of the republic of Pan- anna, and an effort on the part of few army officers to persuade the garrison at Panama to revolt
 If such plot really existed, 1t was promptly nipped in the bud by the appre- hensioh this morning at Panama of four alleged oonspirators who were immediate -ly brought under guard to Colon and shipped hence to Port Limon, Costa Rica The prisoners were all born in the inte- rior of Colombia and have been on the isthfnus for several years. They were members of the Colombian battalion which gave its support, to the new gov ernment when the republic was formed, and which was commanded by General Huertas.l They all took the oath of alle- glance to the new republic, and continued to serve in the army. One of them is 8 colonel by the name of Ferol, two are majors and the fourth is the adjutant of General Huertas. They declare that the charge that they were engaged in con spiracy is the work of personal enemies, and that some Colombian who was de- ported from the isthmus immediately af- ter the establishment of the republic on November sent a letter from Port Limon addressed to Colonel Ferol
 The communication was written in terms duplicating them in such a plot. At the same time, they claim the writer must have advised some of the officers at Panama to secure and read the letter addressed to Colonel Ferol before 1t was delivered to him. This was done.
 According to the statement of the al- legged conspirators, they were not allow ed to make any explanations. The writer of the letter, they say, may have been prompted by desire to injure them because they had turned Panamans or the whole plot may have been concocted in Panama, in order to get them out of the country, because, as Colombians, they were disliked. They dare not go to Co., lombia, where they assert they would be treated as traitors.
 The government will pay the officers passage to Port Limon. They are with out funds and have no means of earning a living. but they express the hope that ultimately they will be permitted to re- turn to the isthmus
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-06
ADJoURNS TO MONDAY.
The Senate Convenes, But Transacts
 Very Little Business.

Washington, December 5.--When tho senate met today it adopted a motion to adjourn until 11:30 Monday next. This will afford an opportunity to pass con- current resolution for the sine die ad- journment in case an agreement of that kind is made between the two houses
 The resolution introduced by MT. Mor- gan providing for an investigation of the charge that the trans-continental rail- roads have been interfering unduly in the isthmian canal question, was called up and referred to the committee on contin- gent expenses of the senate.
 Without transacting further business of ger eral importance the senate adjourned at 12:10 D. m