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9th and Clay Street.
Phone, 1900.
MUSIC DEPOT.

WE WILL SEND YOU BY MAIL
ORDER YOUR MUSIC CHEAP
ER THAN YOU CAN BUY ELSE
WHERE. OUR SPECIALITY OF
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AIR Is A LEADER FOR ONE
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Do You Know Them?

1 am anxious to find my aunt, Mrs
Matilda Fegans. who lives in the city
OF Vicksburg, Miss. Her native
home is in Buckingham. Va, Glen
more p. o. She has two sons, Mr..
Charles Patterson and Mr.. William
Fegans
Any information respecting them
will be gladly received.
Truly yours,
SALLY ANN COLES
Daughter of Stephen Perkins.
Axtell, Buckingham Co. Va.
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Friends you've been away in the
country for week. Did you enjoy your
self?
Penheckcr-lmmenselyt
Friend-Ihey make you feel al home
Ell?
Penhecker-Lor'. TO, mani Didn'i
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Thought It Fitted Him.

Woman" he cried-"womaui DC
you thus spurn my heart after leading
ne on2"
When did lead you on. as you call
III" asked the girl
Did you not tell me that fortune
teller had told you that you were TO
wed handsome. blonde young man
with the grace of a Greek god and the
voice of an Aeloian harp ?''-Tit-Bit.
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Il suppose. Willie. when you are a
man you are going TO be an auctioneer.
Ike you papa" remarked the caller.
7 expect 10 De an auctioneer." said
the little boy with the large head. but
not one like father. He has neither
the vocabulary. nor the faculty OF
unique and original expression that a
man OF his vocation should possess. %
Chicago Tribune.
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Miss Caustique kidnapping is a
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A Soldiers Epttaph.

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Wanted to find my two sisters.
have not seen them for eighteen
years They resided at sos or sos
n. End st with Easter Brooks Ad-
dress all information to
MISS EMMA DANIELS.
207 Green St.
New Castle, Pa
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-03-15
civ Court Of Birmingham.

FIRST DIVIS1ON-Judge Charles W.
Ferguson presiding;
The damage suit of Grace Williamson
VS. the Southern Railway company,
which has been on trial for several days
In the first division of the city court OF
Birmingham has come to an end. There
were suits within suits and this case and
the jury awarded damages as follows
yesterday morning: Adam Williamson,
sl.gse; Robert Williamson. si172.SS; Mrs.
n X. Bailey, $500; Grace Williamson,
s231 Bessie Kerr. $57.75; Robert William
son, administrator, s65S.55; Archie Will
hanson, $56.46.
Suits were brought against the rail-
road company claiming that houses be-
longing to the plaintiffs were set afire
at Blossburg by sparks from passing
locomotive.
Todays docket:
No 1865 Edwin l.. Norton VS.. William
Taylor, assumpsit. Attorneys, Truss and
Hewlett; S. A. Wood
No. 1617O--Wiliam s. Garner vs. c. S.
Miller; assumpsit. Attorneys, II. X.
White; Russell and Lewis.
No. 16174-Chris Jebeles VS.. j. II. Ray,
w l.. Toller and j. II. Ware; assumpsit.
Attorneys, John w. Tomlinson; w. 7.
Hill
No. 16177-o. p. Granderson vs.. Br-
mingham Railway, Light and Power
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suit Reaur In Venezuela.

Washington, March 14.-A dispatch from
Minister Bowen at Caracas confirms the
report from Willestad as to the proceed
ings against the French cable company
to annull its concession, and seize the
property"
The state officials know nothing of the
merits of the case, but 1t Is assumed that
the action taken is similar to that of the
case made In the Bermudez Asphalt COM
pany where the Venezuelan government
decided that the company had forfeited
its concession by failing to live up to its
undertakings to exploit other resources
of the country besides asphalt, and to
open certain rivers No copy of the con-
cession to the French Cable company is
on file at the department, so that 1t is
not possible to learn wherein the COM
pany has failed to meet the terms of its
concession.
The outcome of this case Is looked for
ward to with some apprt &c nsion, for
should the French government demand in
demnity from Venezuela for its treatment
of the cable company, its action might
still further compllcate the attempt to eff
feet a settlement of the pending issue be-
tween the state department and Venez-
uela respecting the seizure of the proper
ties of the Bermundez Asphalt COM
pany.
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OLD CITIZEN DIES
OF HEART FAILURE
j. P. WELLER EXPIRES WHILE
SITTING IN HIS OFFlCE-DE-
CEASED 70 YEAEs oLo-LEAvEs
SEVERAL RELATIVES.

j. p. Weller, dealer in scrap metal, and
one of the Oldest and most respected citi-
zens of Birmingham, died yesterday about
noon while sitting in his office at Morris
avenue and Twenty-fifth street. He was
&c years old and death was due to heart
failure. lie died without a struggle. The
only person present when he expired was
his grandson, Thomas Weller who has
been in charge of the business since the
deceascd's health began to fail.
The deceased was a native of Shepherds
vile, Ky. He removed from there to
Kansas City. Sixteen years ago he located
in birmingham and had resided here ever
since. He was the largest dealer in scrap
metal in the south, and by application
and straightforward methods accumu-
lated a large estate He owned a block
of houses on the South Highlands.
The deceased leaves two brothers in
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-03-15
RAILROAD WORLD.

M. NJ Richey, assistant general super
intendent of the Southern, will leave this
morning for Mobile and will go over the
entire Mobile division on trip OF in
spection. 1T has bee' some time since
he visited that division owing to the
press of businec on other divisions. He
will return to Birr1inghj m Thursday
night or Friday
Mr. Richey said yesterday:
Business Is still very heavy on all
tie divisions. The general movement
of merchandise southwark Is large and
the movement in coal ore and lumber
is heavier than II has been in a long time.
On the Knoxville division we are getting
about $50 cars a day.
business around Birmingham is also
good. and the increase in traffic on this
division is very large. We are furnishing
all the ears the shippers need"
T. L. Hutchins. special agent in the rail-
road accident department of the Aetna
Life Insurance company. with offices in
Chattanooga. and w. ". Collins. special
agent for the same company on the
Mobile division OF the Southern. were in
the city yesterday. They are in constant
touch with the railroad men.
T. NJ Feeley. master mechanic OF the
Iowa Central, With headquarters IN Mar
shalltown, Iowa, Is In the city visiting his
family at 2-o3 Avenue G. Mr., Feeley
is well known In railroad circles. and was
formerly located In Birmingham where
he was master mechanic Of the South
ern.
The louisville & Nashville railroad will
run n special sleeper to Mobile from Bir.
mngham next Saturday afternoon on
train No. for the accommodation of
the knights of Columbus who wish to
go to that city for big initiation to
be held Sunday. A large party is ex-
pected.
Birmingham will soon have another out
let to the Atlantic as soon as the road
can be completed. It Is via the Atlanta,
Birmingham and Atlantic. which Is all
ready built as far as MontezuNa. Ca,
and which will be rapidly built to Biz
mingham with n branch to Atlanta con-
Meeting at La Grange,
The portion OF the road already built
is the old Atlantic and Birmingham from
Brunswick. The road may be extended
to Carrabelle, en- the gulf, from Thomas
vile. which Is In the southwestern por-
ton of Georgia giving Birmingham an
other outlet to the gulf as well as the
Atlantic.
The people backing the new enterprise
are IT. NJ. Atkinson. Capt. w. G. Raoul
and S. NJ Inri,n of Atlanta: Gordon Alb
bett and r. Jefferson Coolidge of Bos-
ton; Percy F. Rayne of New York, and
George Dole Wadley of Waycross.
nj -
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company; damages. Attorneys, Martin
and Roberts; Hugh Morrow
No. 16OS2-Peoples Saving Bank and
Trust company VS.. @, c. Bondurant ct.
al. assumpsit. Attorneys, s. 7. Bradley;
Martin and Roberts.
No. 161S4-Lillian McWhorter, admins
traitor VS.. Alabama Great Southern Rail-
way company, damages. Attorneys, Shu-
CART & Bell; A. G. Smith.
SECOND DIVISION, Judge Charles A.
Sem presiding;
The following cases were disposed of
yesterday by Judge Sem:
Hunter Manufacturing company VS..
Harris overall company; dismissed for
want of prosecution.
Frank Barnard VS.. Sam Rock; same
order.
George A. Evans VS.. Lula b. Harton
ct al; same order.
Elyton Land company VS. William f.
Rainey ct al. same order.
Horse Shoe company VS.. w. C. Eel
lows same order.
Mayberry Hardware company VS.. d.
7. Hill; same order.
Birmingham Belt Railway company VS..
Southern Iron and Metal company; same
order.
n. c. Mcdonald & Co. VS.. }. B. Boaz;
same order.
W. H. Bailey VS.. C. b. Ratlnf; judg-
ment for defendant.
j. S. Winfield VS.. r. II. Cantrell; dis
missed by plaintiff
b. f. Barbour vs. Cocciola & Rast; on
trial.
Todays docket
No 15375-B. Il. Roden & Co VS. v. M.
Graham: assumpsit. r. p. Wetmore.
No. LESLIE. S. Moore VS.. Charles II.
Smith, assumpslt Russell a. Lewis.
No 15SST--B o. Edwards vs.. the Lucille
Coal company assumpslt H. C. Carr and
A. b. Perdue.
No 1bS9i-Paul Sharpe vs. Erdreich
Bros. & Marx; assumpsit. ]. T. Glover;
Lee ]. Marx.
No 1594-W. r. Lancaster vs.. r.. Lee
Mccall; assumpsit Sterling A. Wood.
No 15s9S--,T. w Mccain vs. Mrs. Paul
inc r. Harrison: appeal by defendant. j.
w. Bush.
No. 15sO5-J. r. Phillips VS.. Southern
Bell Telephone and Telegraph company;
appeal by defendant. Vaughan & David
son; James Weatherly.
No 1590D-- PiersOn & Hughes VS. James
Smith appeal by defendant
No 15924-R. 7. Wright vs. James r.
Ryan; assumpsit. George Huddleston.
No. 159e7-B. Hoy Furniture company VS..
NJ +. Brown: assumpsit. Floyd & Webb.
No. 15932-Allen j. Krebs vs.. James A.
Mcknight defendant. the Commercial
club, garnishee; punishment on judg-
ment Cabaniss & Weakley and e. G.
Grow; r. r. Smith
No, 15933-Jefferson Brick company VS..
Moody g. Hay and Frank s. White as
sumpsit Nj. J. Gregg f. s. White "
Sons.
No. 15sss-McTeer Hood 4 Co, VS.. s. j.
Vann & Co ct al; assumpsit. Thompson
& Thompson
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-03-15
ROUSING MEETING
HELD BY GUARDS
NEW MILITARY COMPANY WILL
PROBABLY BE MUSTERED IN
THIRD REGIMENT NEXT WEEK.
OTHER NEWS NOTES.

Ensley March 1L-(Special.) 1.-The Cum
ningham Guards" Ensley's military COM
pany, held a rouslng meeting tonight at
the city hall and forwarded a roll of the
company to the adjutant general. who
will probably fix one day next week as
the date to muster In the company The
list has over forty names attached to
it. The company has decided to make
the muster exercises one OF the most
elaborate affairs ever seen in Ensley.
All the staff officers of the Third regi-
ment in which the Guards will be
mustered, and a Number of other promi-
nent military men will be invited to at
tend the exercises
A special programme will be arranged
and the occasion will be a great social
event in the citys history.
The total membership of the company
is over fifty, but as a number of the
members could not be reached tonight,
their names will be entered at a later
date.
Lieut.. Col. II. B. Kennedy of the Third
regiment will have charge of the muster
ing in. The Ensley company will get the
place of Company F.. the Huntsville COM
pany, which was mustered out of service
some time ago.
New Postmaster Checked In.
]. w. Clayton was checked in this even
ing as postmaster o. Ensley and tomor
row Will resume control of the office. His
assistant will be |. A. Miller, who has
had considerable experience in postal af-
fairs. There will be other changes
! made In the force at the present.
! The interior of the postoffice is being
repainted and Postmaster Clayton says
that he proposes to begin improving con-
| ditions at once
Veteran Object.
| The dime museum which was opened In
! Ensley a few days ago claiming that
portion of the receipts would go to the
! Confederate Veterans has been censured
! by Camp Pat Cleburne. Confederate Vet
Grams, who stoutly deny that the camp
has any connections with the museum.
| The camp has adopted the following res
olutions condemning the show and re-
questing the mayor and aldermen to re-
| yoke the license:
| l. As the camp of the Confederate Vet
| Grams was not consulted in regard to the
| opening of a dime museum In Ensley in
our behalf. we therefore refuse to accept
| any money from said museum.
2. That the mayor and council be re-
quested not to issue license to any travel
ing shows or fairs claiming to show in
| our behalf. w j. HAVIS,
Adjutant and Secretary.
Will Begir Revival.
A special series of revival services viii
| be commenced next Sunday at the First
Christian church, the Rev. Mr.. Sherer,
pa stor to be assisted by the Rev. s. p.
| Spiegel, state evangelist.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-03-15
suits Against Miners.

W. J. Martin OF Ensey has served
papers on the officers of District No. 20,
United Mine Workers of America, through
John Norwood Charlie Heard, Charlie
Weaver and others OF suit to recover
$1,000 for alleged loss of means to earn
livelihood, it being alleged that their dis
charge from the services of the Alabama
Consolidated Coal and Iron company was
caused by the defendants. w r. Farley,
Edward Flynn. ]. l.. Clemo, Lindsey Par
rott, Dan Painter o. Davis. Dan Davis,
Green Walker. John Brown, John Quarles.
Shelton Quarles and John Walker are
made defendants to the suit. Twenty
four similar suits have been filed against
the defendants
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-03-15
Real Estate Transfers.

Real Estate Transfers have been filed
in the probate court as follows:
Hinton e. Carr and wife to Robert IL.
Sayre. south half of southwest quarter,
section TO- township 10, range west; Con-
sideration. $1,000
James c. Long. ct al, to Felix j. Tar
rant, 9d acres, more or less, In block 81.
Walker Land company survey; considera-
ton, $1,000.
A. w. Nelson and wife to Matte II.
Huffman, land in southeast quarter of
northwest quarter, section 6, township is,
range 2, west; consideration, 1851 81
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-03-15
Man Held I'm.

Mr.. Parker, who lives at Owenton sta
ton on the Soth Ensley car line reported
tt the police yesterday that he had been
held up and robbed Monday night by
two men as he got off the car going home.
He states that they held handkerchiefs
over their faces and that he could not
identify them. They secured 81 in cash, a
watch and a scarf pin.
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Shepherdsyile, KY, a sister in Charles
ton, Mo- and three daughters, Mrs. r.
S. Armstrong of Atlanta and Mrs Fred
G. Schilling and Miss Belle Weller of
Birmingham.
The funeral will take place tomorrow at
p. m. from the family residence. 1000
Fourteenth street, South.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-03-15

Admission, March 14.-(Special.)-M. b.
wellborn. president OF the City National
bank OF Ann.ston has resigned his posi-.
tion 10 become associated with the First
National bank He Is succeeded as presi-
dent OF the City National bank by T..
president OF the Kilby locomotive and
Machine works.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-03-15
Circuit Court.

Judge A. A. Coleman presiding:
The case of r. l.. Seaborne VS.. the Biz
mingham Railway, Light and Power COM
pany Is still on trial in the circuit court,
before jury. IT is a damage suit.
Today's docket:
No. 2S2s-James M. English VS.. w. R.
Matthews, Jr.. ct al; damages. Attor-
neys Frank S. White & Sons; E. X.
Campbell and IT, Fl. McClelland
No. 23-9-Mrs Josephine Nowln VS.. Ala
bama Great Southern Railroad company
damages. Attorneys Bowman. Harsh and
Beddow; A. G. Smith.
No 239o-John Roberts. pro ami. VS..
Tutwiler Coal, Coke and Iron company;
damages. Attorneys f. s. White & Sons;
Walker Percy.
No. 2332--James Noble ct al, VS. Tab
ernacle Baptist church, ct al +. ejectment,
Attorneys Richard II. Fries: John II. Mil
Ter.
No. 233i-A. b. vandergrift VS.. C. e.
Morris; assumpsit. Attorneys John D..
Strange: Lee Cowart.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-03-15
Louis Pastor Appointed.

Mexico City. March 14-Louis Pastor,
first secretary of the Spanish legation,
has been appointed to a similar position
in the Spanish legation at Washington.
Mr.. Pastor previously served in the Span
ish legation in Washington and is a men,
Der of various clubs in the American
capital.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-03-15
River Passes DANCER Line.

Evansville, Ind, March li.TThe river
passed the danger line of IS feet here to-
night and is still rising. Forester Smythe
of Cairo, ILL.,, says a maximum stage OF
ss feet will be reached here by Saturday.
Many thousand acres of growing wheat
are under water.
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MR.. E. A. kARNER, Leading Citizen of ST. Louis.
Dunys Pure
a the rit ica ON
rugged had
to
blood and completely Frustrated
like magic felt better from the first dose Hope c into my heart refresh
medicine
of A.
Nh
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ed until this afternoon
John Bell, grand larceny; on trial
Judge Weaver is hearing misdemeanors
in the second division.
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Criminal Court.

FIRST DIvISION-Judge Dan A. Greene,
presiding;
The following cases were disposed of
yesterday in the first divisions:
George Banks. grand larceny: plea of
guilty entered. Sentence reserved.
Milton Wheeler attempt criminal as
sault; jury out
Henry w. Phillips. false pretense; pass
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-03-15

Wanting in vitality, vigor,
vim,-that is a condition
that no one can safely me-
glect, for it. is the most
common predisposing cause
of disease. The blood is at
fault; it needs purifying or
enriching and the best medi-
cine to take Is
Hood Sarsaparilla
the great Alternative and
tonic builds up the whole
system.
For testimonials Of remarkable cures
send for Book on That Tired Feeling.
No. o. c. ]. Hood Co.. Lowell. Mass.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-03-15
MISS N. Y. FAY, WEsTeoRo.

Mass, says: Il suffered agony with &C.
zema. until cured by Cuticura."
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COLDS LEAD TO PNEUMONIA

Laxative Bromo Quinine. the Worldwide
Cold and Grip remedy. removes the cause
CAN for the full namo and look for Sig
nature of e. w. Grove. Csc.
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Duffy'S Pure Malt Whiskey
DOES CURE ALL THROAT AND LUNG DISEASES


rebuild
thousands
Whisky
n
all
Co, Roches N. Y
"DuHY 10 whskey
absolutely
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MISREPRESENTATION DRUG CO.. Distrihut ers
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-03-15
OFFICIALS
VERY INDIGNANT
President Castro Goes After the
French Gable Company
SAID TO HAVE CUT CABLE
Action viii Probably Be Taken at
Once to Annul the company's
Concessions and Demand
Indemnity.

Paris, March 1.-THE reported action of
to the French Cable company, has caused
surprise and considerable Indignation in
official and cable circles here, where the
belief prevails that the situation may be-
come serious if President Castro has
gone so far as reported. The foreign Of
flee today received a dispatch from Ca
racas indicating that the situation In re-
gard to the cable company was strained
with the possibilities that radical action
might be taken. However, neither the
foreign office nor company were advised
up to tonight that the concession had
been annulled, or that the cable had been
cut, and consequently they were not pre-
pared to say what would be done IL the
cables were cut, or other summary ac-
ton adopted, except that energetic steps
would be taken. 1t Is the official view
that the company has carefully observed
every rule of neutrality.
Not Yet Confirmed.
The French Cable company informed the
Associated Press that the reports con-
corning the cutting of the local cables
at Laguayra were not yet confirmed by
It's Caracas office. 1t was POSSIBLE that
President Castro had taken that step to
prevent outlying bodies of insurgents from
getting into communication. The state
ment that President Castro had ordered
that court to annull the concession, and
seize the property, the company added,
was premature. Judgment has not yet
been delivered
Should such an event occur the COM
pany would take the necessary measure
to defend Its interests The company has
always maintained a position of legality,
and could not see any reason for Presi-
dent Castros alleged action. The ordi-
nary cables between Europe and Caracas
are working satisfactorily. The situation
was a delicate one. and the officials were
inclined to refrain from comment, not
desiring to complicate the situation. No
thought yet has been given to the pos
sibility of using warships hut several are
available on the French West Indian sta
ton should circumstances require their
use.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-03-15

Take Pisos Cure for Consumption for
Coughs. Colds and Consumption. Csc,