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The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-23
Water Question Not Discussed.
Will Hold Meetinu.

A preliminary meeting will be held at the city hall tomorrow night for the purpose of completing the charter list of the new council of the Junior Order of American Mechanics, which will be organized in Bessemer at an early date Oscar Herring of Birmingham and c. c. Smith of Ensley will be in charge of the meeting.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-23

Just now IS a good time to buy a Gas Range.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-23
Furnace Nearing Completion.

No. 6 furnace of the Tennessee Coal Iron and Railway company is now rapidly nearing completion, and in a few more weeks 1t Is predicted that the big plant will be put in operation. This is one of the most improved and modern plants now owned by the company and when the fires are lighted will give employment to about 200 men.
 The work of lining the pipes and stacks with fire brick and finishing up other details will probably require some time. but much activity prevails and the force of workmen are hard at work to get the plant in shape for beginning operations.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-23
Special Car Provided.
Testing We'll Water.

The work of testing the water in the well on Seventeenth street, between Ave nues II and I, on the property owned by the Ensley Land company, is being push ed vigorously, although today those hay ing the work in charge were delayed by quantity of old iron that had been thrown into the well. It will be neces- sary to remove this obstruction before the testing can be continued.
 It is probable that water will be drawn from this source to increase the water supply of the city, so that better induce ments can be offered to manufacturing plants desiring a location. The well has depth of 2000 feet. and could probably furnish an abundant water supply.
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FIato Talks.

C. H. Flato, of Roswell, N. NJ, was
at the yards yesterday with four car.
loads of stockers. Mr.. Flato is op.
Grating a cattle ranch near Roswell
which is located in the dry district
I'VE have had some rain" said Mr..
Flato "Just enough to fill up the
holes with water and start the grass
little. and as this is the month
when we get the most of the summer
rains the chances are that we will
have more rains soon which will help
the cattlemen out. Early in the spring
some of the ranchmen lost quite a
few cattle. and the sheepmen who
are very numerous there, suffered
still worse. and will be badly Grip
pied on this account. nt."-Drovers' Tel
egram.
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Resolutions Of Condolences.

1t having pleased the Great Archi.
tect IL the Universe to transplant
from this imperfect to that perfect,
glorious and celestial Chapter above.
the husband Of our beloved sister.
Dora NJ. Mathews:
Therefore, Be 1t Resolved, That the
members of Rosweh Chapter No. 10
o. E. s.. beg to tender to Sister Ma
thews their sincere sympathy in this
her hour of bereavement, and. realiz:
ing the inadequacy of mere humanity
to properly sympathize in an ms
tance such as the present, we can on
ly advise her to put her trust In Him
who careth for the widow and the
orphan, and who doeth all things
we'll"
Be 1t further resolved, That a copy
Of this resolution be spread upon our
minutes. a copy furnished the Ros-
well Record for publication, and q
copy mailed to Sister Mathews.
(MRS.) MAUD WHITE.
MAY B. PARSONS.
n BELLE PORTER.
Committee.
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the Lincoln-McKin1ey Association OF
veteran voters to the national Lin
coin monument in Oak Ridge GENE
terry.
A handsome floral tribute from the
association was laid on the sarco-
phagus of Lincoln, while simultan.
eously a similar service was being
held at the tomb of Mckinley in the
cemetery at Canton.
A program of addresses by the
mayor of Springfield, Governor Yates
of Illinois. L. M. Conkling of st. Lou
is, president of the association, and
ex-Lieut. Gov. E. C. Stannard of Mis-
souri,, was given at the monument
this afternoon. Several hundred young
women costumed to represent the
states, territories and possessions of
the United States took part in the
ceremonies.
The association under whose aus
pices the ceremonies were held was
organized four years ago in St. Louis
Any person who voted for Lincoln in
1860 or 1864 and for Mckinley in
1896 or 1900 is eligible to member
ship. In four years the membership
has reached five thousand.
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The Misses Crawford Entertain.


Misses Catherine and Margaret
Crawford entertained at dinner last
evening complimentary to Miss Will
lie Day and ]. Tom Padgitt. whose
wedding takes place next Thursday.
Water color souvenir cards marked
places for Miss Day, Miss Belle Cray
croft, Miss Mamie Bookhout. Miss
Bess Grove. Miss Olive Word. Miss
Yantis of Brownwood. Miss Bernie
Newlin Of Ft. Worth. Tom Padgitt,
Will Crawford. Will Ford. Will Hag-
gerty. E. L. Kirtley, Walter Adair,
Charles Meng. DR.. s. M. Metz of Nc
Kinney, John Miller and Misses Craw-
ford.
Nasturtiums were used in the din
ing room and cape jasmines and car
nations in trimming the parlors.-
Dallas Morning News.
Miss Willie Day is the step-daugh-
ter of the late Captain ]. c. Lea.
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FOUGHT for Germany.

Appleton, Wis, June 11.-Several
thousand German veterans have roun.
ded up in Appleton for the fifth fest
of the German Veterans Society OF
Wisconsin. The program opens with
a camp fire tonight. A parade and
outdoor festivities at Pierce's Park
are to be held tomorrow and the bu-
siness session. on Monday. The city
is decked out in the German national
colors in honor of the visitors.
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GRASS CATTLE WILL BE LATE.
J. e. Carroll Tells of Conditions In
West Texas Country.

west eAdS Nountry.
J. E. Carroll Of Bovina. Texas. a
well known young cowman. was at
the yards yesterday with a carload
of stockers. Mr.. Carroll operates q
cattle ranch in the West Texas coun.
try and is we'll known all over that
section. Mr.. Carroll has the reputa.
tion of being one Of the cleverest ro-
pers in all that country, and he has
taken several prizes at county fairs
and other gatherings in roping con-
over that section" remarked Mr.. Car
roll, referring to the cattle conditions
land the grass is coming along in fine
shape and cattle can now get along.
The drought of the past winter has
been rather hard on the cattlemen,
but they did not lose a great many
head. II we get the usual amount
of rain this month and during the
summer we will get along all right.
The cattlemen of that country raise
little rough feed. They have begun
to raise alfalfa in places. and some
cane and other rough feed, but this
is only limited in quantity, and does
not tide them over in such emergen-
cies as the drought we had last win.
ter and this spring. We are not over
stocked, and will get through in good
shape from Low on, provided we get
a few more rains. In that country
when we get rains there is a wonder
full amount of feed, and it comes
along very fast after it starts to
grow The shipment of grass cattle
to market from that country is bound
to be late this summer, and cannot be
looked for before the first of August.
which is about month later than u.s.
ual."-Daily Drovers' Telegram.
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Receiving at Texas Building.

st. Louis. June 8.-The following
ladies are assisting Mrs. B. F. Ham
NETT of Ell Paso. in receiving at the
Texas building this week: Mrs. H
w. Stegall. Mrs. ]. NJ. Dean. Miss
Sexton, Miss Allen, Mrs. C. N. Buck
ler, Miss Buckler, El Paso; Miss Hew
ell, Mrs. Captain Clinton. Fort Bliss
Miss lima Hogg, Austin; Mrs. Hugh
Fitzgerald. Miss Cleve Fitzgerald
Dallas; Mrs. Florence Long. Beaum
ont; Mrs. Bryan Snyder. Mrs. Will
lam Mcmillan. st. Louis.-Dallas Nor
ming News.
Mrs. Hammett formerly lived IN
Roswell.
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John Mitchell Goes Abroad.

New York, June 11.-President
John Mitchell and William Dodds, OF
the United Mine Workers of Ameri
ca sail today for Europe. They will
attend the International Mining Con
gress at Paris next month as repre-
sentatives of the organized mine wor.
kers of America. Before returning
to the United States they will make
an exhaustive study of labor condi-
tions in Great Britain and on the
continent.
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Another Arrest,

Policeman Cathey made another ar
rest last night. The woman arrested
will have her trial Monday before
Justice Bailey on the charge of dis
orderly conduct. The sooner that a
certain class of people learn that the
ordinances are to be enforced under
this administration the better it will
be for them and the city at large.
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citation headquarters today and yes
terday for working cards. but few
were issued, as the result Of the in.
vestigation of the record of the appli
cant was strictly observed. No radi-
cal steps have been taken to enforce
an agreement of business men to EN-.
ploy NO union labor connected with
the local trades assembly, the Amer.
lean Labor Union or kindred organiza
tions.
Colorado Springs, Colo, June IL
A special from Cripple Creek to the
Telegraph says that acting under the
recommendation of Adjutant General
Bell, it is understood that the state
troops will be recalled from the Grip
pie Creek district tonight, as there
appears to be no further necessity
for their remaining in the field. Dur
ing the morning General Bell talked
with Governor Peabody over the long
distance telephone and informed him
that the district was quiet and that
Sheriff Bell had full control of the
situation. 1t is understood that upon
the receipt OF this information the
governor authorized General Bell to
return to Denver and dismiss the pre-
sent troops from further active duty.
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commencement at Vanderbilt.

Nashville, Tenn, June 1.-THE an
nual commencement of Vanderbilt
University began with class exercises
today and will end on Wednesday
with the graduation exercises. Bish-
op Gambler of Georgia will deliver
the baccalaureate sermon tomorrow.
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Miners Accidentally Killed.

Victor, Colo, June 11.-Andy Pac.
itsch was killed on the ninth level
of the Stratton Independence mine
this morning by an explosion on
missed shot. John M. Marshall was
fatally wounded by the same shot.
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SHOT BY LITTLE DAUGHTER

A. c. Jenkins Killed While Beating
His Wife.
Norton, Kan. June IA c. Jen-
kins, living six miles east of Norton,
while beating his wife today was
shot dead by his eleven year old
daughter. He was undoubtedly insane
and had often threatened to kill his
whole family.
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sharpshooters' Festival.

New York, June 11.-Visitors from
nearly every state in the Union have
gathered for the international rifle
shooting festival under the auspices
OF the National Sharpshooters, Asso-
citation. The tournament opens to-
morrow on the ranges at Union Hill,
N. j.. and will continue through the
week.
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The Band Concert.

The band concert which was the
first of the season was enjoyed last
night by large crowd. Bandmaster
Fletcher was at great disadvantage
inasmuch as he was unable to Sc
cure the bass music and was COM
PEELED to play throughout the evening
without notes.
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A Kansas editor is responsible for
the declaration that when you see
q funnelshaped cloud approaching
you may know that the funnel soon
begin" The .cieyer pun aroused a cy.
clone of lauehter IN over that CON
gressional district.-Ex.
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THE CONFEDERATE REUNION

To Be Held in Nashville During the
Coming Week.
Nashville, Tenn. June 1.-THE
fourteenth annual reunion of the
United Confederate Veterans is to be
held in Nashville during the coming
week. Never in the history of the ci-
ty have such elaborate preparations
been made for the reception and en-
tertainment of people from abroad
as have been made for this occasion
The advance guard is expected to put
in an appearance tomorrow, and it is
estimated that at least 100000 peo-
pie will be here by the time the con-
vention opens Tuesday.
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A NEW RULER OF CANADA.

Earl Grey Succeeds the Earl Of Min.
to As Governor General.
London, June lit is announced
that Earl Grey, Lord Lieutenant of
Northumberland has been appointed
to succeed the Earl of Ninto as Gov
ernOr General of Canada.
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A COMMANDING POSITION.

The Japanese Now Occupy the Town
of Stu Yen.
Toxic, June 1.-THE town of Siu
Yen, occupied by the Japanese is OF
great strategetical importance, be
ing situated about forty miles east
of Kai Ping, and forty-five miles
southeast of Hal Cheng. 1t commands
perfectly the roads to both places.
New Chwang, (F,riday) June TO-
The messengers sent to ascertain the
truth of the reports that the Rus
slams are moving a large force in an
attempt to relieve Port Arthur, retur
ned here last night without learning
anything.
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FOR sAlE.-5-room house. 3 lots.
50x200, plenty Of water. east front.
good location. cor. Kentucky and
Santa Fe. Will sell furnished or
unfurnished. Call at once for bar
gain.-R. p. Farris. Farris & Bird.
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PEACE IS COMING

II Necessary All Members Of the
Western Federation of Miners Will
be Sent Away.-Coroner's Jury
Places Responsibility on Fedora.
ton Officials.
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j. d. Bell has customers for vacant
lots, residences and 10-acre suburban
property. II you want to sell. see him
1T 315 N. Main street. S9t1
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The deportation Of Colorado min
ers to Kansas comes at an opportune
time. Kansas = 3dtertising in all the
eastern papers for harvest hands.
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AeNER MCKINLEY DEAD
Found Dead in His Chair Early This
Morning.

Morning.
Somerset, Pa, June 11.-Abner Nc.
Kinley, a brother of the late Presi-
dent, was found dead in his chair at
his home at eight o'clock, this morn
ing. Death came without warning TO
the family. He was found by Mrs. Nc
Kinley who walked into the room at
eight o'clock and discovered him sit
ting in his chair. cold and apparent
5ly dead. A physician was called and
said death probably occurred two or
three houre before.
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La Junta, Colo, June IA spe-
cial dispatch from Holley, Colorado,
a town near the Colorado-Kansas
boundary says that train load OF
deported Cripple Creek miners stop.
ped half a mile west of the state line
and that the prisoners were unload
ed from the cars and ordered by Col
l.. w. Kennedy, the officer in COM
mand, to hike" to the east and re-
main outside the borders of this state.
Volleys of shots. it is said, we're fired
in the air by the troops who later
boarded the train and returned west.
The depOrted men were met at the
state line by Sheriff Jack Brady OF
Hamilton county, Kansas, and forty
deputies and were turned back. Since
early morning the unhappy miners
have been struggling to the country
where breakfast was furnished them
by farmers. Many of them are now
walking to Lamar.
Topeka, Kan, June 11.-Generai
Passenger Agent Black of the Santa
Fe road said at II o'clock today:
I'VE have just received advices from
Coolidge to the effect that our special
train from Victor, Colorado. contain
ing 81 deported miners was run to
the state line two miles west OF Cool
idge and there unloaded the men.
The train then departed for the west.
Three of the miners went into Cool
idge, and the others passed over the
state line afoot into Colorado"
It was later learned that the min
ers who started west temporarily 10
Gated at Holley, Colorado, big Sal
walton Army station.
st. Louis, Mo-, June 11.-Governor
Willis ]. Bailey Of Kansas, who is
visiting the Worlds Fair, stated to-
day in regard to the report that the
striking miners from Colorado were
to be deported into Kansas, that he
knew nothing officially of the matter.
He said, however, that il the miners
are coming to Kansas as peaceful
and law abiding citizens looking for
employment, they will be made well
come. But il body Of lawless men
are seeking to invade Kansas. Kan.
sas will take care of them.
Kansas City, Mo-, June 11.-A spe-
cial to the Star from Syracuse, Kan
sas. says the deported miners were
set down q few rods over the Colora-
do state line and deserted on the
prairie to make their way east as
best they could. At the point they
we're set down there is no eating sta
ton, and the men were practically
destitute. !.
Cripple Creek, Colo. June IL
Peace is coming to Cripple Creek II
General Sherman Bell. the military
commander in Teller county. can &C
complish all he has planned to do. It
win come through forcible expulsion
OF all persons who owe allegiance to
the Western Federation Of Miners.
whose oficers were yesterday charg-
ed by the coroner's jury of being re-
sponsible for the Independence ex-
ulosion. The Union miners who re-
nounce lie Federation win be allow-
81 10 ostsmain n camp 4 they hare
satisfactory records. Several hundred
- spplied = The nine owners asso'
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NOT CAPTURED
Train Robbers in Western Colorado
Slip Through Gordon Of Men and
are Hiding In the Bushes.-WIil
Probably be Starved Into Captivity.

Chicago. ILL.,, June 11.-By an ex.
plosion today in a huge sewer being
constructed along 39th street the
manholes for many blocks were blown
up and frame buildings were demol.
ished. Eight persons, including City
Engineer Miltimore, are reported kill.
ed. An accumulation of sewer gas Is
apparently the cause of the explosion.
Later, when an investigation was
made there were found only four
men killed, three workmen and City
Enineer Guy Miltmore who carried q
gasoline torch. They were going in
to the sewer when they encountered
sewer gas and the explosion followed
Glenwood Springs, Colo. June H.
The train robbers have not yet been
captured. They slipped through the
Gordon of men surrounding them du-
ring the night and are now hiding
in the brush. 1t is known that the
fugitives are well nigh dying with
hunger, and it is believed they will
either be captured soon or die of
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FOR sAlE.@A wagon. Price $4,000
Call on z. B. Stone.
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Presbyterian Church.


night service commences at eight and
closes before nine. The following pro.
gram will be followed tomorrow NOR
ming and night:
Sabbath school. 9:45 a. m.
Morning Preaching Service.
Organ Voluntary.
Gloria Patria. Invocation.
Hymn.
Responsive reading from Psalter.
Anthem, choir.
Scripture reading.
Hymn, congregation standing.
Prayer.
Offertory.
Sermon, by DR.. Lukens. Subjeoi,
What We Mean by Change of Heart"
Hymn.
Benediction Doxology.
Night Service.
Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor at Z O'Clock.
Preaching service at O'Clock. Sub
ject, The Burningof Ziglag."
ject, 'The Burning of Ziglag.'
the public, and especially to strangers
visiting in the city to attend the SER
vices. No reserved Dews.
First Methodist Church.
(Cor. End st. and Penn. Ave.
The following is the program of to-
morrow's services:
Sabbath school at 9:45 a. m.
Junior Epworth League at 3: p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday even
ing at 7:45.
Preaching at II a. m.
Sermon subject, Jesus Before the
Jewish Authorities" (Luke 23:4J
There will be some special music
Miss Nell Winston will sing solo.
There Is A Land Mine Eye Hath
Seem"
At eight p. M, the Senior League
will practically have charge of the
services.
Program.
Song 178, yield Not to Tempta-
ton" League and congregation.
The Apostles Creed in Concert.
Prayer, by Leader, Miss Decker.
Responsive Reading by the League
Anthem by the Choir.
References on the League Topic.
Quartette.
Talk by Rev. w. E. Lyon, Us min.)
Solo, Miss Nina Rabb.
Offertory.
Song No. IS, by the Congregation.
At the Christian Church.
Bible school at 9:45.
Preaching at IL a. m. by the pas
tor. Theme, "A Quartet of Wonders" :"
The Young Peoples Society of Chris
tian Endeavor will have charge of
the evening services. beginning at 8
O'Clock sharp, under the leadership
of the president, Mrs F. J. Beck. The
topic will be What Must I DO to be-
come Disciple of Christ"
Special music. solos. etc. at each
service. Come and enjoy them with
us.
Is C. c. HILL. Minister.
~ .
Protestant Episcopal Church.
Divine service at st. Andrews Hall
Sunday at IL a. m. and p. m. Holy
Communion at the morning service.
Sunday school at 9:45 g. m Subjec.
at the morning service Holy Com
munion." Subject of night discourse.
"The Law Of Action" (Matt. 45:29)
ALI visitors viii be cordially welcom-
ed at these services.
GEO. HINSON. Rector.
Honor Lincoln and Mckinley.
Springfield. III. June 11.-Neariy
1annn Observation-Disclosures arrfva6 haro f1aa
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WANTEp.-First class sidewalk man
by L. II. Hallam. 1t
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Have ]. d. Bell make your abb
stracts. sst4
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Llonor Lincoln and MCKINLEY.

Springfield. Ill. June u.-Neariy
1000 excursionists arrived here this
m0rnins on The annual pilgrimass a.
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Carton. Moss 4 Co. have revolu-
tionized the grocery business when
II comes to quick delivery.
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John Pruit arrived in the city this
morning from Carlsbad.
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Look over the list of property. ad-
vertised by US on second page Of the
Roswell Record II nothing there suits
you, see US at once, In Room z, Okla
homa block We've got property listed
everywhere and Of all kinds. world
without .end. - Carlton z Roach.
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TOLD TO
HIKE :

CRIPPLE CREEK MINERS ESCORT
Ed OUT OF THE STATE.
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t,ousee Close In.

why don't You list these houses
with us.
We have renters for them ever!
day. 4
we can nll them FOR you.
Carlton : Roach.
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AMONG THE CHURCHES

First M. e. Church.
Services every Sunday at the Ros-
well opera house. corner of First
and Main street.
Sunday school. 9:45 a. m.
Sermon II a. m.
Epworth League, 700 p. m.
Sermon, 8 p. m.
We will be glad to meet all our
friends and all the friends of the
church at the above place tomorrow.
Strangers and visitors in the city are
cordially invited to worship with us.
VIM. REACE. Pastor.