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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-02
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fheinen 5tpar nit ben bergebrudten
8orItelungen o Der Se9nit oes griez
9if1en Sbedters ni9t reht pereinbur,
finb aber in mebrern Stiiden be3eugt
unb erbdlten. S9on Sopbotles lieb
our GrbObuns Der trasif9en Wirtuns
in einigen Stiiden ainber uuftreten,
dbsr nur in itummen ROlIen. Grit
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bod nIrben beren Ro[en bon iueenbs
liden Stutiiten bios seipielt, tpGhrenb
elm S9auipieler auf ober binter Der
8iibne nit peritelter Stimme bic benz
Rinbe 5usefpiefenen Worte fprud. Sn
foI9en GGuen tpurbe bic S9pierigteit
Der Resie nod defenders babur9 bers
mebrt. baB bas srie4tf6e Sbeuter ni9t
iiber bic Orsisabl Der S9dufpieler bins
ausgine; namentli9 Der brittle S9dus
fpieler pflegte mebrere Ro1en, mGnns
lide unb pei6lide, gu iibernebmen. Wie
Der 9i9ter nit bisfer 9epflosenbeit gu
re6nen bate unb bod bispeilen gu
unbequemen Situationen eesfpungen
tpurbs, bapon finben fi9 in ben
Stiiden bes guripebes beutlihs
Spuren. Sn feiner @nbromade be-
tlast bieie nit ibrem S0bn9en Molots
tos In WedIslrebe ben ibnen semeinium
brobenben Sob. Mber in benz Nugeus
Bid, tpo Der brittle S9auipieler bic
S5sne betrttt, perftummt Molottos unS
bleibt itumm. obtpobl bic Situation
Wprte bes atnbes ertparten ldbt. Der
brittle S9dufpieler battle eben. bepor Ell
ais peleus duftrat, binter Der 8iibue
nit beritellter Stimme bic Worte bea
Wolottos Su fpreGen. pGbrenb beFen
9arfsler nrr Elm Statift mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-02
BUR etatiftif ses aberslanbeas.

aus paris f9reibt man: Der 6reis
tag unb Der 13. MOnutstag iinb ben
@6erglGubigen trttif9e Sage erfter
Orbnung. Dsnn bsibe gar auiummsn.
fallen, tpie biss i'm Sanuar 1905 ber
sSaI mar, fdnn TT no9 ibrer Wtetuuns
6as linbeiI defenders nabe. Wie ernft
biefer @lberglaube In Puris genommen
tptrb, iiebt man an BEN @erfebr auf Der
llntergrunbbabn. Ote 3abl Der pafas
giere 1T am Grettag bel gerineer dls
an ben Wohentasen. Sn Der Wods
bonn 90. gum 80. Robember borisen
Sabres A. 3. erbob fi4 Der Dur8fdntti
Der tdsli9 b~efSrbertsn perionen aui
AIS, sos; am Sreitag ftdub Der @er'
tebr nm meby ais 5000 btnter biefer
Siffer auriid. Der 6reitae Der eriteu
S:anuurtpode tpiss 81, 653 Reifenbe roe.
niger auf als Der Sagesbur9i9nitt bic
fer Wode. Die bier ertpdbnten 6reitae'
fuuren bur9 feline beTonberen greignift
durutteriIirt, bic ireenbnie @erunlaf.
flung aeben fcnnteu, eroBe Menf4ena
maFen BON Der 9euuBuns Der Inter
qrunb6a6n d~b5ulenten. Sc tpuren soni
normale Sage, unb liberties bat BIZ
lIuterarunbbabu Bis iebt 'ou9 fem gro
bes rngliid an siuem 6reitag gu psr'
aei4nen sebabt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-02
Gifsnbabu Seitt"belle.
9~eIapare. eadaipanna unb geefern 1abH
O. n N...i InAn

Su arafi ben /. Suui 1903
gieltd -Yul6ei Scranton fur Rep gorI
nm 2.05, 800, 6 05 800, 1910, Born. 49,
40, $40 uue 3.35 Nahmittaes. dHr Nsr
gprt u. philadelphia, nm $40 u. 10 10 Born.
f2.40 IN 80, NaGmtttass. Our @puIps
bprs. CIT Rahmittass.
RSrbltd Sir Buffalo UNI rs. 6.22 u. 9NC
Mpr. f.55. 6.35 unb if.tU 8admittaes. 6il
Binabamton, Glmtra unp 3piiGtuifattonsn, I'M
10 25 Dior une 1 05 Ra&m. 6hr SsptsO
Ssrasult unp Utica. um lis unb 6.22 Wpr.
i.55 Rahmttiags. Ospeap. Sprdrult uni
Utica 3us I'm 6.22 Nor. l6uft t6sIit, ausat.
npmnitn Sonntags. 6ir WouirOlt I'm 9.W
Rpr. los uub 6.35 Ra6m. RihcIfon VIC
cpmpbatipu. I'M 4 10 uni 6 is Rahmittaes.
Hlesmsburs 9ibifou-9aIdbt Scranton
fir Rortbumbtrlaub I'm 6.35, 10 10 DIOR.
f.55 unb 6.35 Radm. Our plymouth um 9.Os
RaGmitta8s.
ScnntaeSs3hee.
eiolia sir Rsp gOri I'm $50, 3.2O
Cos unb 1910 Ncrstus; $40 uub 3.3s
Ra&m.
RSrbli& - SIR Buffalo Hm lis, uni
6.22 Rpr.; t.55, 6.35 unb ff.f0 Ra6m
SIR GImira unb 3ptf&tHfattSHsH, 1925 @Or
mittass.
DIosmsburp 9ibiHon : gnIdbt SnaniOr
nm 1910 DsOr. uni 6.35 RaGna.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-02
pas getraglee 4tlsrr.
BsDeufItAs eaHsusrInHs grobbSitaaRieas
burd, bic 6tutbsH Der Gee.

Der GinIturs Der 2dltoune in Der
81. Warsaretss8 uht BEL Goper. Gngs
lamb. DO infols. elmer Si~nflut6 EN-
Slid @rbrei9. befeu 0ialIe auf 250.s
900 Sonnen bere4net pirb, nit bons
nerGbnlitsm @st0ie auf ben Staoen
binunterglitt, bat Die 9lufmertlamteit
bes Publitums auf Gbnlide 8orsduse
eelentt, bic i'm 2aufs Der Su6rbunberte
bas Grbtbeil Sobn Bulls gang beotnts
lid geI9mdlert baben. Rad elmer
tpdbrenb Der Rssieruns bes aOniss
Gbuarb l.. OPP bis 130O porsenoms
menen @ermefuns ent6ielt >. y. bas
eamafige 6eraogtbum Gcruipd1
1,500. 600 Older Wreal; beute bat gorns
tpaa uur nod S29, 500 4dsr. Yort=
fhtrs bat eiHe 2eHeoberfidfe bon Der
4%usbebnuns Der Snfel 9uerniep. aent
Elm Stiid bon Der @roBe bon Bermuda
Derloren. pdbrenb in Suffolt, GbeIbire
unb Rorbpafes bas sefrGBise Wesr
2anb peri9lungen bat in Der @usbebs
nuns bon Serfep, ct. Selena unb
Walta. 3tpiiheH ben Sabren 1867
unb 1880 betrug Der BON @roe6ritan.
nien bur9 bic llebsrsriffs bss Mseres
>erlittene 9~dnbperluit las, 946 older,
unb 3tpiiden 1880 unb 1890 tparen ss
tpieber 29.155 older. 3fpif9en 9rib,
lington unb Spur, auf elmer &iiItens
ldnse bon SO Weilen. betrdgt Der iGbrs
li9t @erlub 30 4der I'm Sabre. @uf
Der Sufel Sleeper sinssu in ben 20
Sabren 5tpii9en 1910 unb 1880 80
older psrloren. Sn bsrielben 3eitfrift
6iiBte .ine einsise Gdrm auf Der Sniel
Sbanet (2en) a9t older Elm. 3tpis
ffen benz Nortb Goreldnb unb Reeuls
bers auf elmer aiiftenlGnec bon elf engs
lif9en Meilen perf9linst bas Meer
stpei SUB iG5rlt9. 3pif9en Saitinss
unb pepenisb fislen einmal ipGbrenb
mebrerer Sabre iie6en SUB iG6rli9 benz
Weer unbeim. 9umpi9, emit bic
,6auptitabt bon Oitanslia. bic nod benz
a6nie Seinri9 III. Q216 Bis 1879
40 8riegsi9iffe our 8erfiigung fteIte,
1T ni9t bic einsise Orti9dft. bic bas
Meer perf6lungen bat. 3ptidnt
S~outbpolb unb Gopebitbe liest bic einft
bpltrei6e Stabt Cation auf BEN Mees
resboben. 9u9 bic Woot Sal bon
albe6ursb, bic iebt uuf benz Stuben
liegt unb bon ben We1en befpiilt tpirb.
mar Dor 3eiten bur9 mebrere Straben
bonn Weere setrennt. S6lpb 2eafopes
i'm 9e3irf Wirrol in gbeIbirs itanb
nod Dor so Sabren etne babe englif4e
Wieile bonn Deer. Sept umplGti4ert
bas Weer bic S9lobmauern. bic alein
bas 9ebGube Dor Der 3eritOrung fdis
Ben. Sbipbon in Rorfolt beiab Dor
3eiten cine Stride, beren Sburm tpeits
BIN Bis na9 9ineolnibire binein Ii9tbar
mar. Sur 3eit 9einri9s bes @ierten
1880 Bis 1919 purbe bic gauge Orts
f9aft nit ben bena1burten 96rfern
@bimpfps1, Spsrftrdnb unb gccles
benz Beer bsrfhlungeH. Die Stabt
@tesRsB bar qlsussit Tttbt in siniser
gntfsrRuns BON Der sleidnumisen Srts
fdaft. bi. nod our 3ett Der pIuntases
nets (1154 bis 1899 cine befeftiste
Stabt NIT S9lob mar; dber felt Sabrs
bunberten seben bic Weerespelen bars
iibsr. Die burdf9nittlide idbrlide
Ginbube bes grbtbeils Sobn Bulls
pirb duf 1000 older bere6net.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-02
Genticbe
SdOn Sarberei,
1927 u. @aibinston s(be.
Neues xclepbon 1918.

aae arbeit nab better Neile poliii9rt
Dem Heini9en uno Bldtteu ipeiiellG
Aufmertiamteit sel6entt. arbeit ab9e'
bolt uno abseliefert.
Geo. W. S9miOt, Gi9entb
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-02
Union Sifet Mgentur,

sgutoriFrtt Sstntsn fir alt DampffaiH. Elm.
len. u sertslt Ratri BON nnb ndh europa.
gtb ua6 alien Sbeilsn br qBtlt ~ nisorieisn
@rsfsu b%tfSrbtrt. 8rsmbss @slb ssfauft unb
S~sriauft su uistriefen 0uotatiunsu. 8clmaG.
ten, aaulbrefs une pdNt bsforst In alien Spra.
Den. Gin 5HsutIi&n Rctar III INNER in br
Sfin 3u inbtn.
1lnion Sidst asentmr,
9O3 9aeeawannr stpe., Serantcn.
@sass pbpns 800, aItss 6sO-5.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-02
eadapanna & Bgomius Baaeg.
(eanreI einie.)
Erat In Rraft am 90. Stunt 1874.

Srat IN araft am 20. CUNT 1904.
!9Hgt psrIaftu SeTdnton UNI 1 00, 200, 300
400, 500 une 6 90 Rsrssns. I'm 6 20 ROr-
stns an @ohtntaesn uHe alt uahfUlesnbI
~iraniig Rinuten, une um 100 Rprgtns an
Senniaetn une aat na&folesnef spnusis Ni.
nuitn bic uns t%ufluips 1910 Ra9ts, In Wl.
fss.Bant Al Winutsu ipIttr anfpmmsnb.
3ias als 10 Dlinultn an @p&tniagtu BON
$50 Bic Gao Rahmittnas.
GrpuBiiss %psrlaitu Scranton idsIih, ausas-
npmmtn Sonntae, UNI $50. sic une 1896
RpTetHe, uue 2.i6 une 4 sc 9ahmittaes. uni
trtFtn in 0ilits- Barre 80 Wiuuttn lpdttr elm
Otffrtr Dttuf Jpii&tH Snanten, RAY Aug
Sari nub pttrsburs.
Sisbt Bdbrplan fir etpSdbtfOrbtruht 3dst.
9.l8. @vlp IT,, 8nittrslsitsr, SnauiOn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-02
Die s@arse In Gnalans.

Gin engliI9er 5ausforfder bat bers
dusgefunben, baB bic 9errfduft Der
@6iirss in Gusldnb ibrem gnbe nabe
lift. Die enslifde Suusfruu lest beuts
outage bD9it ungern Bel 9erri9tung
ibrer bGusli9en arbeit cine S9iir5e an
unb beniibt bisies aleibunssitiid ims
mer feltener. Der S4irsenperbrduh
in England ioI In ben lebten Subren
erbebli9 a%bsenOmmen 6uben unb i'm
fpeIentliden nun auf bic Dienftboten.
Rellnerinnen u. (. 10. befhrGntt fetn.
Muf benz 2anbe unb in fleinen Stdbteu
erfreut fi9 iebo9 bic SdirSe nod inns
nler Der alien Beliebtbeit. Der S9irs
5enforI9er er3Gblt, ct babe bic proptns
aen bereiit unb bort etnen nabren
S9ir3enlurus beobd9tet, Der fi9 nds
mentli9 BARN Gubere, baB man9e Ous
men 81 beri6iebeRem 9ebrdu6e mebs
rere SHiirssn ibsreinanber su tragen
Iieben. SR Deoonfbire fei er .3eust
folsenbeu S9iraeHipedlels setpefen:
cine Sausfrau, bic gu einem Gmpfange
aus Der 4iide sebolt poroen mar, lsets
cine ftarte peibe Sditrs gu ghren bes
9aftes ab, faItete ie aufdmmen unb
bdruntsr ipurbe cine stpeite Mouf elins
S6iirSe NIT elmer bldusn S6lsife f9ts
bar. Rd6 elmer Weile fam bic pditos
rim gu 9efud uub bic Suusfruu nabm
RAID bic MouFelin<S 9iir5e db, unter
tpel6er nunmebr cine fApdr5ieibene
brittle S9iirSs nit elmer rofa S9leife
eri8ien, bi. Offenbdr @~dla3psdsn
biente.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-02
R.uss sianaI.S pRsm

Reues SfgHdlsS T 9 m.
Ra4 forefGltieen grperimeRten i'm
Ndrinebienf, bic bauptf6dli4 auf
Gabrseusen bes aiiattf9en @ef4pubers
dnsefelt ipurben. bat bas Der. Staas
tensM drines9 % Department. bds Semds
pborezglpbabet, betannt als bds bris
ttT9e MartnssS ignuIfpitem, fir bic
ameritaniI9e Marine angenommsn.
9ieIes pirb an bic SteIle bes bis6erts
gen, tompli5irteren Signulipitsms tres
ten. Sas susliI6e Spitem, pelhes in
alien anberen be%bsutenberen Ndrinen
Der @elt bereits eingefiibrt 1T, tpirb
bur9 feline einfibruns in Der dmsrita'
nti9en gum MeItfignalfpitsm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-02
I'm Gdbwinbm&tiae.

Da itHttERi@neie. eH sHF4 sta asnStuiidss
Mittti sur GHanbtsti pifbsr ttFstfsat rurpt,
na&btm tr ttuiss Sabrt lang an tinn iairtrsn
2unesHfranfbtit uub an br stfar9tttsn aranf
belt 9@pinbfuHt sslittsn bate, bat Elm srcbts
Btrlanefn. fttntn Mitlaetntsu bas Rittfl bur
SeiIune befanut ~ MAIDEN. aatn btni sniefu,
bic 10 ptrlauetn, pirt r frtunbItGf f%cftnfrsi
cine Mbfdrift bu 3ubsrtitune f&idtn. tpslGt fs
ale cine iGtt SrIuns fir SGptnefu6t aft.
ma, gaiarrb. Bron&ite une ale pals- unb
aunssnfrantbtit,n inetn ptrbsH. CT boft, bne
ale ettbtnbsn isin ptilmitttl h~robirtn tpsrptn,
ha u ftbr putbpol III. Ditisnissn, ptI&t bic
3ubHtituug ptrlanesn, ,ptlts itusn ni6ts To-
fftn ptrb unb elm Stssn fur Re fttu mag pplsn
esfSatsf
Chr. Gbnarb ". MILTON,
Sresfsn, n. o., atrsftrtn.
GrSatus Oisft !3sttuns.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-01-13
At the BIJou.

For His Sisters Honor" a rural drama by Owen Davis, opened an en- gagement at the Bijou theatre with matinee yesterday afternoon and a per- formance last night. There will be a performance tonight, tomorrow after noon and tomorrow night.
 The play is thoroughly melodramatic, but is frightened by some good comedy setting that Is very pleasing. The story treats of the adventures of two brothers and their mother. One boy is not loved as he should be, but is of the right sort, while the other, reckless, unprincipled fellow, Is idolized by his blind mother. He is the villain of the piece, and in order to shield himself from a crime accuses his brother of being the guilty person. The innocent man is driven out into the world in disgrace and nar- rowly escapes being killed by the brother of a gypsy girl whom the villain charged him with having betrayed, but the tan gles are all strengthened out in the end and the good are rewarded.
 There are a number of effective scenes in the play that are mounted in first class style. In one act a toboggan slide Is pictured with boys and girls enjoying the exhllarating sport and the distant perspective of hill Is quite realistic. All the scenes are we'll staged and the play is as a whole well acted
 During the action of the piece special ties are introduced by members of the company For His Sisters Honor bids fair to do a good business at the Bijou for the remainder of the week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-01-13
CIVIL SERVICE. POSITIONS.
Two Examinations Will Be Held In
 Birmingham on February 19.

The United States Civil Service Com mission announces that an examination will be held in Birmingham on February IS for stenosrapher and typewriter, male, in the United States and the Philippine services. The salaries range from sS40 to $1400 per annum. To secure the high salaries it will be necessary for stenog- raphers to transcribe their notes at speed of 120 words per minute. The age limit is eighteen years or over. Appli- cants should ask for Forms BOA and ?.
 The commission also announces an ex- animation will be held in Birmingham on the same day, to fill a vacancy in the position of clerk (male) at a salary of $75 per month, light house service. office of the engineer of the Third district, San Juan, Porto Rico. The age limit is eighteen years or over. Applicants should ask for Form 1912.
 Full information with reference to these examinations will be furnished upon ap- plication to S. D. Harris, secretary of the local examining board. He is at the post office.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-01-13
Real Estate Transfers.

Mamie T. Harrell to J. D. Lanier. lot No. in block No. 3 of Henry & Cope lands survey. consideration s2609.
 II. M. Robertson to John T. Johnson, a lot in the southwest corner of the north east quarter of the southwest quarter of the southeast quarter of the north west quarter of Section 26, township IT, range west, consideration $500.
 William H. Tharpe and wife to Annie Ellie, lots Nos. 31 32 and 33 in block No. 52 and lots Nos. S4 and 35 in block No. "A, in East Birmingham, consideration $500.
 Rugby Land and Improvement Com pany to B. Colosian. lots Nos. 13 to IT in block No. 39, according to the survey of the Rugby Land Company, consideration $550.
 w. K. Brown to Mrs. Pattie c. Brown, lot No 47 of Behrens addition to Bir- mingham, consideration s2525.
 J. D. Lanier and wife to F. l.. Walls, a part of lot No. in block No. 20, in Wares addition to Birmingham. consid- eration $500
 w. H. Duran and wife to I 9 E l lots Nos. 8, and 10 in blc Nc. North Birmingham, considers Ion
 r. M. Winfield to Mattie arri.A @ lot in the northeast corner of r1 . township 1S range west, eelsla a-sflor $500.
 W. T. Williams and wife t. Eer McyaI
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-01-13
PRISONER ASSISTED JAILoR.
Mothershed Came to the Rescue oi
 Pinson, Who Was Assaulted.

The life of Inside Jailor Pinson was probably saved yesterday morning by A. J. Mothershed, who is confined in the county jail on the charge of taking the life of James Hamrick James Hampton, an alleged insane prisoner. made an att tack on the jailor, and Mothershed came to the rescue of Pinson. The insane man struck him in the face and struggle was on.
 Hampton had in his hand a large pad- lock at the time he made the assault. Mothershed Is allowed the freedom of the inside corridor and he quickly realized the condition of things. Pinson struck Mothershed several blows with the lock, painfully injuring him. Warden Mccoy came to the rescue and the three men overpowered Hampton with great diff culty.
 Mothershed will be tried in the crim- inal court on January 23. The shooting of Hamrick occurred on the corner of First avenue and Twentieth street one night last winter.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-01-13
MISSISSIPPI WILL
 HOLD 2OOO BALES
Board of Control of State Convict Farm Will Also Reduce
 Acreage Next Year.

Jackson, Miss, January Ex-Governor Vardaman gave out tonight the following statement In regard to the policy of the state in holding its cotton. and reducing the acreage:
 Believing that the price for which cotton Is selling today Is below the cost of production; that the low price was brought about by the persistent ham mering of the bears perfectly organized, the Board of Control has determined to cooperate with the cotton planters of the south. by withholding from the market POGO bales of it's cotton. The Board of Control has determined also to plant more corn, peas and other feed stuffs, and to cut down the acreage in cotton for the present year It Is our purpose to raise everything on the penitentiary farm that the convicts eat except little sugar, coffee and flour"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-01-13
OFFICE SCRAMBLE
 IS ON IN EARNEST
MANY CANDIDATES FOR JUSTICES OF THE PEACE AT ENSLEY. JUDGE MANDY IS UNDECIDED. OTHER NEWS.

Ensley, January 12.-(Special.) 1.-The scramble for justices of the peace of the Ensley beat is now on in earnest Nine days still remain for Judge c. H. Mandy, judge of the inferior court. whose office has been declared vacant on constitution al grounds, to appeal to the supreme court. His declination to state what steps he will take In the matter, however, has not prevented the friends of several candi- dates for justice of the peace from be- ginning an active campaign.
 Judge Mandy, when asked If he would appeal the case to the supreme court, said:
 T have not yet decided whether I will carry the matter to a higher court or not. I have ten days in which to make the decision and will be in no haste to make up my mind on this point"
 The friends of the following applicants fon the two justice of the peace and the one notary public and ex-officio justice os the peace are at work in their interest, Judge c. II. Mandy, Chief of Police c. r Camp, Alderman H. W. Phillips, J. R Acuff, Alderman-Elect J. M. Donald son and James Brodie.
 It Is reported that there will be several others in the race before the time limit for an appeal expires.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-01-13
Greater Ensley Act.

It is expected that within the next few days the supreme court will hand down a decision in the injunction proceedings now pending, testing the constitutionality of the bill passed by the legislature com monly known as the Greater Ensley act"
 Since the enforcement of the act sev- eral citizens of West Ensley, the new territory annexed by the bill, through their attorney, have stubbornly fought annexation.
 Proceedings were begun in the lower courts to prevent the city officials of Ensley from collecting licenses from the merchants of West Ensley. The lower court decided in favor of the officials and the case was then appealed to the supreme court
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-01-13
est of Court.

The hearing of the case to test the con stitutionality of the law creating the in- ferior court of Birmingham was set for hearing yesterday before Judge Charles A. Senn of the city court of Birmingham. On account of the attorneys not being ready the matter passed over until this morning.
 The style of the case is the state of Alabama, ex-relatio R. L. Williams vs. II. B. Abernathy and I. H. Benners, the two judges of the inferior court of Bir- mingham. Inasmuch as the supreme court has recently decided the acts of the last legislature creating the inferior courts of Bessemer and Ensley to be unconstitu- tional the fate of the Birmingham court seems to be doomed.
 In case the court is declared to be un- constitutional four justices of the peace, two for each of the beats in Birmingham, will be appointed by the governor.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-01-13
BESSEMER GREETS
 THE FIRST TRAIN
GREAT BLOWING OF WHISTLES AND RINGING OF BELLS TO WELL COME FIRST TRAIN ON SEA- BoARD-OTHER NEWS.

Bessemer, January (Special)-Th first train of the Seaboard Air Line came into Bessemer from Birmingham this morning at Il o'clock over the tracks of the Frisco. The advent of the train into this city was the signal for all the whis- ties of the several industries to celebrate the occasion by several minutes of con- tinuous blowing and the ringing of bells.
 The number of the engine that pulled the train, consisting of several empty freight cars and a caboose, was 513. The train was in charge of Conductor George H. Smith and the engineer was Claud Lewis.
 This afternoon the train going out con- sisted of eight cars of pig iron, con- signed to New York.
 At present one freight train a day will run between Bessemer and Birmingham the train being due to arrive here in the morning and to leave in the afternoon on the return trip.
 E. B. Stubbs, who Is the present gen. eral agent of the Frisco company, will handle the business of the Seaboard also
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-01-13
Articles of incorporation.

The Southern Realty company with a capital stock of $30,000 has filed articles os 1T col poration in the probate court. The ineorporators are John J. Lau-ncr, L. Laumer, James l.. Davidson. J. E. Bennett. H. D. Bennett, and A. Tru- marto, and the principal place of business will be in Birmingham.
 The Alabama Furniture and Loan Com pany with a capital stock of $20OO has been organized by F. G. Terry, l.. l.. Terry and w. c. Terry, all of Bessemer. The principal place of business will be in Bessemer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-01-13
City Court of Birmingham.

FIRST DIVISION-Judge Charles W.
 Ferguson presiding:
 The case of William B. Ansley vs. the Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company resulted in a mistrial The plain tiff brought suit for s5O0 as damages for alleged personal injuries.
 The case of B. G. Luster ct. al. vs. the Wcodlawn Realty company Is on trial. The plaintiff brings suit for damages claiming that certain lands were injured through the negligence of the defendant. TODAY'S CALENDAR.
 No cases set for trial today. Judge Ferguson will preside in the first and Judge Senn in the second division again next wee',.
 SECOND DIvIsION-Judges Charles A.
 Senn presiding:
 The suit in ejectment of the Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad company vs. O.. S. Early resulted in a non-suit by the plaintiff with the bill of exceptions. The plaintiff sought to recover about nine acres of ore lands near Dolomite.
 Lou Richardson has filed suit against the Southern Railway company asking for damages to the amount of 5000 for al- legged personal injuries.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-01-13
Criminal Court.

FIRST DIvISION-Judge Samuel L.. Weaver, presiding:
 Joe Davis, a negro, was convicted of an assault, and was fined $500 by the jury. Thomas Tarlton, and Tarlton Thompson, negroes, were found guilty of grand lar ceny by the jury. They will be sentenced by the court tomorrow, which is the regular sentence day. Tunstill Harris was found guilty of grand larceny and given a fine of s100.
 TODAY'S CALENDAR:
 Jerre Wilson, grand larceny; Richard Morton and John Eason. larceny from a store; Will Oden, burglary and grand larceny; John Harris. assault with intent to murder; Miles Mostom, assault and battery; Bob Oliver. grand larceny; Richard Harris, burglary and grand lar ceny.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-01-13
Sunday School Teachers.

There will be an institute held for pri- mary and junior Sunday school teachers O. the north side tomorrow at 10:S0 a. m.' ay the First Presbyterian church. All pri- mary and junior teachers are requested to be present. An interesting programme has been arranged. The institute will be conducted by Mrs. Elmer C. Thurston, district primary secretary, Miss Alice Hale, county primary secretary, and Miss Minnie Kennedy, state primary secretary.
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