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New-York tribune., 1904-05-31
REPUBLICANS MAY INDORsE FOLK.
One of the Leaders Expected to Make a
Fight for Him in the Convention.

Kansas City. May 8o.-It present conditions are
not changed before the last week IN July. the most
interesting feature the Republican convention VIII
have 10 So with VIII be whether IL VII 'ad2Tse
Fol, aul make the Lghc flr The rest OF the ticket
Not long ago when NJ. FolE-was IN Southeast Ms
sour. 3. B. Cahooa. the recognized Republican
leader in tha- par % tl- state had an interview
with hin Il Is common talk among Republicans ID
NJ Carror.s section OF the State thar AZ the c0r-
vention he viii make as-t 10 pl- Folk name on
TIE Republican ucke-
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GATHER FOR ILLINOIS CONVENTION
The Struggle for the Nomination for Gov
ernor Reopens To-day.

spTingasld III May so.-Candidates and poll
t-iaus are again arriving n this city for the Re
publican State Convention which will convene to-
morrow afternoon after = recess or ten days. or
-the candidates for Governor. Lowden. HamLn.
Sherman and Warner are here. Several canGl-
dstes cor lesser oflces are also on hand All the
headquarters Of candidates FOR Governor a. the
land Hotel have been re0peHsd-
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MISS ROOSEVELT AT ST. LOUIS.

S. Louis. May 55.-llss Alice Roosevelt ard her
friend. Mss Alice Wa~der and Miss Irene Catlin.
whom they are visiting. to-day visited the exposi-
,.ou. They were entertained at luncheon In the
West Pavilion hy President Francis and members
OF ais family Tonight the German National Pa
wilton was throrged with guests at the frst ball OF
the exposition. given In honor u Miss Roosevelt by
Commissioner General Lewald. Of Germany.
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operatic performances which will be given at this
mouse during the summer. II met much favor
At the West End Theatre yesterday Miss Una
Abel Brtnker and the summer stock company ap-
peared in Resurrection.
Duss entered on another week az the Garden yes
terday. with Miss Electa Clifford as the soloist.
Ills programme included such names as Saint
oaens. Rossini. Rubinstsin. Delibes Massenet. Wag
her, hayden and the Strauss of the waltZeS sum
gently formidable list for the inciDient dog days.
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GRAND DUKE FRIEORlcH WILHELM.

Duke Friedrich Wilhelm Of Mecklerburs- -StrelitZ
The Grand Duke had been confined 10 his bed for
many months. suffering from an internal complaint
lie suddenly became worse yesterday afternoon
soon lost Consciousness and died half hour after
midnight
The ceremony of taking the oath OF allegiance 20
the new Grand Duke by the troops took place at
u O'Clock this morning
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SUCCESSOR NOT CONSIDERED.

HARRISBURG Penn. May 3o.-COvernor Pennypacker
returned this evening from Gettysburg. and
departed several hours later for Beaver 10 attend
the funeral OF Senator Quay. The Governor said
that ne had not considered what action was neces-
sRry for the selection OF Senator ouays successor
de would DO nothing in the matter until after the
funeral All the State departments viii be closed
tomorrow, In accordance with the Governors
proclamation.
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should be Rad DAILY BY al Interested a. cba,-..
may occur at timeJ - -'-A-Sc'
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AN AMERICAN ARTIST HoNoREo-

Paris. May 30.-rhe jury Of the Salon des Artists
Francals has awarded medal the American
artist Seymour Thomas for his portrait of Henry
Visnaud, secretary Of the United States Embassy.
Mr. Thomas is ar ST Louis representing the
American artists Of Paris
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OBITUARY.
ROBERT GANTZBERG.

Robert Gantz5erS. sixty-nine years Of age. who
for thirty years has been a proprietor of a music
haA in Hoboken. died yesterday. He was widely
known in German circles. He was d member of
twelve German-American societies
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Highest temperature yesterday. rs degrees lowest GO
average FOR corresponding year g.
corresponding date twenty-five years ga
forecast: Rain followed BY to-day; Welaes-
Gay fair. fresh north TO northeast winds.
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FCLLER-WISE-Ou Saturday Nav - Morristo~n
y. j.. by Canon Humphreys Virginia. daughter OF
AduliraI Mrs Wise 10 Lieutenant ArThJlT Fluer
United States Coast Artillery.
SEAMAN-WHITE-A the ColIinEvood bv
Kew. Henry Marsh Warren. Hewlett Peters Seaman.
70 Norma y. Waite.
Notices OF marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with full Maine and address.
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SOUTHERN WREATH FOR LINCOLN.
New-orleans Post Of Travellers Association
Wants One Put on His Tomb
tsr rrrEGRAPH 70 -Hz TRIBUNE.

New-OrIeans May 20-Post p Travellers Pro
tectirs Association AT :ts meeting yesterday
ado~ted resolution 20 place a wreath on the
tomb u Abraham Lincoln AT Springfield. Ill.,, when
the national convention Of that organization -
he'd there nad urging every post in the South 70
Join making the event notable demonstration ~
GOODWILL
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Ie great principle ~ protection American
,, & as lhe cornerstone Of Republican and
- Loiai supremacy and this club a loyal member al
aeIt 70 maintain and advance its principles.
" ssr5y r Andrews the president OF the club.
~ oslegatea 70 attend the funeral tomorrow, a
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NEw-YoRkERs VISIT M'QUADE GRAVE

Utca y " May co. Fifty veterans from New
York were rs-c to-day visit the grave OF General
James Mrt<4aue This afternoon they presented
several battle flags 20 the Oneida Historical Society
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The Herbert-Smlth Operetta, The Fortune Tel
ler was revived yesterday at Proctor's Fifty
eighth Street Theatre by a company headed by
Miss Grace orr Myers in Miss Nielsen's role The
production marked the first OF series OF light
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Miss Julia San5erson. the young girl VINO was
discovered in the chorus OF ""insome Winnie
last winter made her appearance as Mataya in
wang at the Lyric yesterday succeeding Miss
Madge Lessug who VIII soon sail for England.
Miss Sanderson is stin young and inexperienced.
lacking In command Of her voice and carriage.
sba was also extremely nervous But she is blessed
with An abundance Of girlish prettiness and good
spirits and should make her way into favor in
musical comedy.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-11-02
CHIEF WALTERS
 LOCATES THE BOY
Lawrence Christian Went to
 Selma With Carnival Co.
ORPHANS ATTEND SHOW
cOnqressman Bowie VIII Make Several Speeches In Dallas County This Week, Urging All Voters
 to Turn Out.

Selma, November 1.-(Special)-b T. Walters, chief of police of this city, re- ceved a letter from w. E. Wier chief Of police of Birmingham, this morning re- questing him to keep a lookout for Law renee Christian. a 17-year-old boy, who was supposed to have run away from Birmingham, his home, with the Gaskill Carnival company about a week ago.
 Chief Walters located Christian, who was employed with a lunch stand which accompanied the carnival. At first the boy denied ever having lived in Bir- mingham, but said that his home was in New Orleans, but when close questioned and the letter of Chief wier being shown him, he acknowledged that he was the boy. Christian was locked up to await instructions from the Birmingham author tiles.
 Christian is a small lad for his age, wears short trousers and does not appear to be over twelve years of age. He IS bright and seemed to have a great love for shows, as is the case with boys, but the novelty of the life has not spent itself and the boy seemed reluctant to return tc his home
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-11-02
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.

State of Alabama, Jefferson county.
 Under and by virtue of mortgage exe- cuted on, to-wit 18th day of June, 1902, by J. H. Clabaugh and M. H. Clabaugh to w. s. Moughon and w. H. Johnston and recorded in volume 308 record of mortgages, page 2S3, in the office of the judge of probate, Jefferson county, Ala barna, and by said W. s. Moughon and w. H. Johnston transferred and assigned on, to-wit, the 24th day of July, 1902, to the Alabama National bank of Birming- ham, Ala, the said Alabama National bank of Birmingham, Ala, as such trans fierce will proceed to sell on Saturday, the 18th day of Nov, 1904. at the door of the county court house of said county, in the city of Birmingham, within the hours of legal sale, to the highest bidder for cash the following described real estate sit uated in Jefferson county. state d Ala bama, known as designated in the plan of the property of the E1yton Land com pany as now surveyed and laid off as a certain lot fronting fifty feet on the west side of Twenty-third street. commencing 150 feet south of Twelfth avenue north, thence south along the west side of Twenty-third street fifty feet, thence westerly parallel with Twelfth avenue 140 feet to ten foot ally, thence northerly parallel with Twenty third street fifty feet thence easterly parallel with Twelfth avenue 40 feet to point of beginning, be- ing part of lots and 2. block 634, in the city of Birmingham. default having been made upon the debt secured by said mort gage. ALABAMA NATIONAL BANK,
 Assignee of Said Mortgage.
 Nathan L. Miller, attorney for assignee of Mortgage. 10-19-3t-wed
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-11-02
OCTOBER MONTH IF
 GREAT PROSPERITY
Industrial Situation at EnsIey is
 Encouraging
CANDIDATES PAY FEES
All Those Entered In Mayoralty Race Have Now Paid Up and Inter. est In Politics Is
 Lively.

Ensley, November 1.-(Special)-A re- view of the month just passed shows that it has been one of the most prosperous in the history of the Steel City. The mer- chants have all enjoyed an exceedingly good trade. and every manufacturing plant in the city has been operated on full time.
 The real estate market has also been good, and the city has experienced a well defined building boom. More structures have been built or projected during De- tober than any other month of the year. Many handsome residences are now in the course of construction in the districts of the city known as Palmer Terrace and Sherman Heights.
 The steel plant has broken all former records and the Tennessee company has sufficient orders on It's books to keep this large industry operating for many months. The rod mill is also running over time. and Is turning out finished products in large volumes. The Empire Plow works, the Semet-Solvay plant, all the Tennessee's companys furnaces the brick plants and the other smaller industries have been in continuous operation.
 No. mine has been turning out It's normal output during the last month and mine No. also has been making fairly good record.
 The several railroads running into Ens- ley have also had a good month. The increased output of the steel plant and other plants has called for a large gain in the number of cars handled by the railroads
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-11-02
Personal and General.

MT. and Mrs. Charles Fitzgerald charm ngly entertained a number of young peo- pie last evening at their home on Avenue E and Twenty-hfth street at a hallow cen party The guests present were: MT. and Mrs. c. H. Clark, Mir. and Mrs. W. B Bridge. MT. G. R. Ramsey, MT. G. T Ellsworth, MT. R. L. Teton and MT. c E. Burton.
 The Tuesday Afternoon club was charm ingly entertained this afternoon by the Misses McCluen at their home on Nine teenth street.
 Mrs. R. M. Cunningham, Mrs Robert King, Mrs. D. 1T. Dunlap and Mrs. D. A Echols will leave Thursday for Decatur where they will attend the meeting of the grand chapter of the order of Easterr Stars.
 MT. and Mrs. IT. c. Davis have re- turned to their home at Anniston after 6 pleasant visit to Ensley relatives.
 Miss B1anch Davis entertained A mum Der of her friends last evening at a hal low'een party at her home on Avenue G.
 Miss Margaret and Miss Blanch Hart wick entertained several of their friends yesterday evening at a halloween party at their home on Avenue I and Sixteenth street
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-11-02
JOHNSTON IN PULLMAN.
Democrats Are Determined to Make
 Victory Overwhelming.

Cullman November 1.-(Special.)- Governor Joseph F. Johnston will be in Cullman county the three last days of this week and will make speeches at several places in the county. Just one more week remains before the election and the democratis managers are confi- dent that the great work that has been done in this county will result in victory for the ticket. All of the speakers have had large and enthusiastic crowds and the people seem to be aroused to tie importance of making the democratic vic- tory in this county positive and final
 Hon. Phares Coleman of Montgomery, will also be here part of the week. Hon. D. c. Almon, nominee for solicitor of the Eighth judicial circuit is in the coun- ty now doing some good work for the ticket. Ex-Governor Johnston will close the campaign in the county here next Saturday There will be other speakers and the brass bano. This rally will be att tended by democrats from all over the county.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-11-02

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