The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-09-17

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 Second cay's Werk.
 The second days Nsrh Ulll ssgin with an address by Gel r, e. Bush, president of the Alabama Consolidated Ceal and Iron company, Mhe Nlll discuss Bonded Warehouses for Gotten, The subjeet is one that appeals to Colonel Bush, who is not only success as The head el large iron and coal corporation, but il railroad as we'll He has been 80 much in touch with all lines of business for many years that he Ia eminently fitted to talk of any feature of lt. Another fea- ture of tho cotton Industry will be han died by Hon. $. q. McLendon Of Thomas- vile. Ga.. whose paper will be on Cot ton Manufacturing fin the South" The last set speech will be that of Richard II. Edmonds, editor of the Man ufacturers' Record of Baltimore, on "Alabama's Industrial Outlook" MT. Edmonds is well informed on every fea- ture of the progress of the state, being large holder of Alabama industrial se- curities.
 Prof. B. B. Ross of Auburn. state chem ist, will have a paper some time during the meeting on Sugar Cane and It's Products"
 Anniston is making great preparation to give the meeting a warm welcome and see that every visitor Is well pleased with the Model City.
 Many Justices Named.
 Most of the justices of the peace and | several of the constables in Talladega | failed to qualify for the extended term, which Is from September l, the date their | terms would have expired under the old law, until the election to be held in No- vember. As a consequence the governor appointed the following, who are the in- | cumbents, to their old places, at the sug- gestion of Judge of Probate Camp, this morning.
 Justices-E. D. Acker Lincoln; s. A. Stewart Munford J. c. Hendrick, Silver Run; M G. McCargo Talladega; w. T. Thornton, Talladega; R. M. McClatchey. J. J. Sawyer. Nottingham; A. M Ambres- ter, Pineview; D. J. Andrews, Renfroe; J. M. Hare, East Bend; H. D. Moore, J. c. Hammons, Alpine Taylor Martin, J. E. Boylsin, Fayetteville; R. M. Phillips, | l.. H. Crumpler, Sylacauga; D. E. Finn, Tom Smith, Chidersburg; A. J. Thurman, Sycamore; w. E. Horn. Chandler Sprlngs; J. w. Parnell, Hopeful; G. P. Fulmer, R. L. Ragan, J. B. Towery, Talladega; J. T. Jones. Munford.
 Constables-G w. Brown, Eastaboga; w. S. Strickland Ironaton; w. l.. Middle ton, Talladega; J. M. Caldwell, Kymulga; J. A White Childersburg; E. l.. Soliey, | Sycamore; l.. M. Thomas, Easonville; T. T. Stewart, Munford
 w. W. Perry has been appointed nos tary public and justice of the peace at l Blocton.
 Alabama Bar Delegates.
 The Alabama delegates to the American Bar association. which meets in St. Louis for three days September 26, and the Uni versal Congress of Lawyers and Jurists, which holds in the same city September 28, 29 and 30 will attend almost to a man. The only exception proDable Is that of Gen. R. r. Lgon, who will likely be held here because of q special session oi the supreme court. of which he is clerk The delegates to the two bodies are;
 American Bar Association-Gen. Robert F. Ligon, Hon. S. H. Dent, Jr., Montgofn cry; Hon. Joe II. Nathan, Sheffield.
 Universal Congress-Iion. Edward d' Grahenried, Greensboro; Hon. Alexande Troy Hon. w. H. Thomas, Montgomery
 Hon. F. G. Bromberg Mobile; Gen George P. Harrison, Opelika; Hon. Law renee Cooper Huntsville; Hon. Thoma R. Roulhac, Sheffield; Hons. s. D. Weak ley and James Weatherly. Birmingham.
 Vets for Law and Order.
 At A regular and lively attended meet ing of Camp Lomax, United Confederat Veterans held last Thursday night. res olution was passed putting the veteran absolutely on record ~gainst mob law c any other kind of unlawful violence. Tn resolution was introduced by Capt A. ( , Lanier some weeks ago. After the pre amble 1t goes on to state that the cam Is opposed to any and every form an manifestation of disregard of establishe law" also Opposed to the torture of hl man beings for any crime or accusatio of crime;' also that i've appeal In thun dering tones to all Confederate veterans l their wives and daughters, to all othe r similar organizations north and south es pecially the Grand Army of the Republic z and to that great and glorious organiza : ton. the Daughters of the ConfederacS / one and all, by precept and example
 voice and moral influence, to help pu a stop to this barbarous. unlawful an inhuman crime of torturing human be , ings"
 | It was also resolved, that wheneye cruel and torturing revenge is taken i } the frenzy of mad rage the dignity 0 l government is assailed, the sanity of ou 3 social organizations is put in question
 and the divine majesty of the imparta } administration of justice Is outraged 1; also that we are unalterably opposed t , any administration of law which is nc l l just. humane and orderly. Swift crus