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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-06
Snhicna's er5bte Drp @oobs SanbIsrs
Yolt3eut&es.

Anna ennins 9, 4O7 Norb
pine Strabs. Die felt Sabrsn I'm 9auie
Der Jrau Watp Butler, 1920 Norb
alabama Strabe anseftslt mar, tpurbe
9effern bur4 bic Setettibs Come unb
2ancafer bsrbaftet. Sas Wdo9en 1T
bef4uloi9t, felt ldn9ersr 3eit fpfema=
tii9 Siebfdble aus9sftbrt gu babsn.
@eo. 9. gbimburies, 81
Sub SQinois Str, fsin grubsr 5bo.
mas, pster 8oran, 25 aentudp MDe.,
Subn 2arambus, 608 OF Waibineion
Str., unb pster Wanbries, ale @rie-
DEN. tuurbert unter Nntlage einsn auf.
rubr psrnrfa4t au baben, psrbaftst.
Cine ansabl Mefer. unter bieien elm
D6aig NIT gIut b~eiuoeItes Ianges Sdges
meier muroen nit gef&las beIest.
8. 9. sizes bon SO. 1911 gtorb
S1rabe WeloeIe, odb IqHI nuI
ben Sair.@ riinben cine solbsne l1br
unb 800 in Baar seffoblsn tuurbsn.
% m. Wbite bon go. 1414,
ben maj, bef9ulbigi, Elm 5abrrab gs=
ftohlen au 5aben, tuurbe bon ben De-
tectibs Splart unb Salsp ippie @api-
tdn Simmer berbaftet.
Mar 9obinger, 448 Wefi
Waibington Strabe, tpurbe unter oer
Nntlage, sinen trimineIsn Nn9rif auf
Margaretb SraptO, 528 Wsf Marp=
lamb StraBe, begansen au baben, per=
6aftst.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-06
SmrdJ &imoerpifale bsrlett.

Jrau Oliar Saplor, $40 @et &ap
Str, purbe seifern nur9 ibre tleins
4 Sabre alts So9ter nit elmer Ginber.
pifoIe i'm Sefi9te fdtusr perleBt. Die
pitoIe III atuar rur Elm Spiel3eue,
entlub fa aber tn 10 gefd6rli9er Rdbs
bes @ef9tss, baB bas Ssbbsrm6ssn
bss einen Wu9ss fe6r gefdbroet lit. Or.
S9end, ben man iOfort bsrbeirisf, ar-
beitsts msbrere Stunoen, ebe ss ibm
gslang oas BUILDER aus auge uno &C.
fidt au entfsrnen. Gin fleiner Sobn
Der 6amiIie bottle bic piftole am A.
Suli gebrau9t, bate biefelbe bann ju,
Settle 9elegt, mo bas fleine Wdb9eu
oas Ding fanb unb ipislenb In feline,
uni4ulo bic Wutter TO f9wer Der.
lebts.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-06
Sonntassi@nl=Y ienie TIT Ser
,tanta=Yarf.

Die gbansslif9.2 utbsrii9e ct. paus
lus. @emeiabe, paffOr q. o. gieber-
mann, unb bic gbanselif4=2 utberif9e
@mmaus-@ emeinbe, pafor Sbeobor
S9urbel, battsn an, 4. Suli fur bic
2inbsr ibrer @emeinben Elm picnie I'm
prd4tigen garfislo.p art peranfaltet.
Die Witslieber bsioer @emeinben, bis
Sonntassidhlsr, iowie au4 Die bielen
Jreunbe aus anbsrsn 8emeino en- nab.
men an Der Geisr ressr Gnt6eil. Die
bsibsn senannten preoiger hieltsn 3u
9er3en 9ebenbe Anipra4en uno BIZ
2inber trusen IODINE 2ieber Dor, ID
bab Mlen in reger llnterbaltung BIT
3eit ME I'M Jluae berfri4.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-06
SatermOroer stassfamseu.

SObn Bommar, alias Sobn @bans,
2400 &aoer Str, Der unter Der Nn.
tlags Hsbt, isinen farbigen Stiefbatel
Nutin Sims erf9ofen su baben, wurb'
asffern bur4 bic 9ststtibs Mannine
unb Simon berbaftet.
Die beiben Seteftibes erfannten Der
damn aus Der i9nen gsliefsrten Be-
i9reibung, als He ibn aber a~nreoeien.
leuenete Yopmat Der @efudte gu iein.
ertldrts f9 banit bsreit, bic Seteftibe!
nit fi9 gu nsbmen, bamit er timer
our9 3eugen ibren Srrtbum beweiIe,
Nls allies ni9ts balf, seftanb CT snblid
feline Sbentitdt gu, bebauptete aber.
auf benz Wege nod Der Citation gene
fen gu isin, I'm fi9 Den 8eb6rosn 81
Hclen. Bic Gntlage gessn ibn Iaute
auf Wurb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-06
Concert tn Muomoale 6etebts.

ST i96nen GbonoaIe Delights, gde
Capitol benus unb 26. StraBe, finben
tpdbrsnb Der biefer @o9e alIabsnb-
lid fd6ne @onesrte ftatt. Ser 8efber
bes bibf9en @artens, 6err geors
6ageborn, bat ben betannten Nstp Yor.
ter gotaliffen profefcr Carl 6out en-
gagirt, tuel9er ben BeIu&eru feline be-
fen 2ieber uiomen tuirb. prof. @. W.
6ebble, Elm aIbefanuter 2Iabierfhnifler
Gnierer Stabt. tuiro bic Heglsituns
Iiefern. Cine aubortomu,enbe Bebis.
r,uns 1T allen 8eiu4ern auseR9srt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-06
@iese- 0rab.


" v ~
8. unb 5lora 2Osan. Mab9en. =
Hrsb unb 2sna 9p,ott, Wdb9sn.-
8ibeon uno 3atis S9mal3, Wdb=
den. - Grant unb emma grOd,
Mdb&en. = Susb unb Warp Barnes,
Wdb9sn. - gbas. unb Wprtle
S9uls, 2nabs uno Mdb9sn. -
5arrp unb Jrau WunisG, 2nabe. -
gbparb unb goiih @arrion, Mdb9en.
= Geo urb Warsarst 3bonmau,
Wdb9en. = Clements unb 2i33ie
2i9tenbere, 2nabs. - Walter unb
@race SsWitt, Mdb9sn. - Oscar
uno Ola Smsar, Wdb9en.
gttraut.
alforb Relp-Sba 9sabitt.
Jranf Sera-Winnie Seal.
@m. 6ageman-2i33ie 5ofmann.
@sorgs @rigbt-2iQian Writter.
@m. Mrnolb-Nnna glapton.
Sanes 9ailep-gertba See.
Sra Tiiter-9inp Rc5arlanb.
6arrb 9nnes-9ilie 9abis.
Dapib 9earinser - Suie Sammans,
YiIbanus 8utler-Warp Quinn.
Sbomas 3. Iresp-2iaian Jla9ler.
@ eaprben:
2ouis GIT, Is, 800 80. 81. Str. =
$. Serbian, %, 1912 grpa1 Ips. =
Siaae Sermel, 7s, Snf. 5oipital. =
Caroline @arrinstOn, So, 1913 Gin.
|-Marp Jzaneis. &c. 1119 q. Mif.
iouri. -@bas. Wc8regOr, AZ, 1905
WOobIaun. -Selbert @rosIep, e Sab,
8 Wpnats, 22I2 5orsp. - Beatrice
Woob, l Sabr 6 Wonats, Door Of
Sops. Nspton Sadion, so. 228 6.
Ssnrp. - Sobn Strobe, 63, 7O1
Union. - Soiepb Wunfbof, 20, 1616
union.-Warp SaplOr, 81, 1916 Our.
bling. gatbsrine Mcgartp, SO, 1920
Gpanrt Mbsnue. -'@m. Muefe, 60,
426 6. 0ermont. = gfeIa GIVING.
Wonats, 1908 0ireinia abs.-Suiar
Belt, 20, Stabt. - Soe aren, ! DO
nat, 729 9augb.-Sduslins Jur, :
1106 6. gaf.-Marsaret preRsl, SO
1871 u. @apitol Ibenie. - gentOr
MiQarb, SO, Baltimore Nberie. -
Warp SteltOn. Al, Sni. Soipital. =
6lora gbuarbs, 9 Wonate, 200
proipeet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-06

Grau Bottle Ger9uo n,
439 Of 2ouifana Str, bic In sinent
&sftaurant an Der Of Waibinston
Str. In Disnfen fano. nabm esffern
Absro cine Ouantitdt 2auoanum 3u
i9, purbe aber bur9 bic Soctoren
Briggs unS Studmsper gersttst.
Mrtbur 8Iopm, Elm 4 Sabre
alter 3nabe, bshen eltern on Der CO.
iaIe StraBs, nabe Der WaIhin9ton
Strabs, pobnen, nabm cine Nuantitdi
@Orbulidure gu fi9, 70 baB Der berbei-
s.rufsne Ir3t Or. 9Ourp ldngers 3eii
nit benz Sunssn arbsiten mubte, sbe
ss 9elang, bsnielben auber 8efabr ;u
bringen.
@oreiniser 3eit unterbrsi
tste bic @siunobeitsbeb6roe benz Stabt.
Comptroller Elm S9reiben. tn tuel9em
um cine gum 8aus zines 2uber.
tulOFs : Soipitals n6thige 8emiQi'
9une bon 5000 Dollars na&9eiu9i
tptrh. Der Comptroller, obalei9 sr
nit Der @eiunbteitsbsbbrbe therein.
fimmt, bab fold elm 6oipitaI FIR BIZ
Stabt Elm NuBen iein tueroe, tuiini&i
benno9 erf senauere Nngaben, beatig-
lid Der gu ma9enosn Bswi0iauna au
erlangen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-06
8efsettungen.

Aqe, tuel9e nod gremplare Der
Getaus9aben uniersr 3eitungsn tpdbs
rsno bss Surnfeffes, bonn 81. bis 26.
SUM-, piini9en. t6nnen iolde bur9
uniere Sffies, go. 81 Shb SsIatuare
StraBs, be3ieben. edmmtli9e Num-
mern franto perianot nod irgsnb si=
mem Ort In amsrita 25 Gents, mad
Seuti9lanb 40 Gents.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-06
MmS ben Geri9tem.


Stbbu sue ~"
e 9etbung.
Grau Nsttie 6. Woobp reiats gegerl
ibren @attsn Curtis, nit benz fe f4
i'm Sept. 1899 berbeiratbete iinb Der
He I'm SUM- 1908, wdbrenb He trant
b~arnisbsrlas, bbsmi0ig bsrlisB unb
isitosm ni9ts gu i6rem nnterbalt bei-
setrasen bat. 2Iase bebufs gbef&ei-
bung Elm. Sa bes geflagten Mufents
baltsort ni9t bstannt if, tpurbe ibm
bic 8lase bur9 publi3iruns bstannt
seseben.
WadIaBseri@t.
Sm Ra9labssri9t wuros bas SeHa'
ment bon Mnna Sermann CUR Befdti.
suns sinserei9t uno George 5e,mann,
26 g. SeIapare Str., unter $3.50
garsf9aft gum aominifrator befeat.
8nnbesgeribt.
Greimiaiee Bancroft : @rtldrungen
rei4tetl 9eftern elm:
9arris Sembufstp In 8oiben, glfs
bart Gountp, befen S4ulben f4 aui
s1O42 bslaufen, gu beren Sedung feline
Wittel borban ben ino, unb Der Nppli-
tant fisbt aud feline MOgli4tsit, BIZ
S9uIbsn nod uno nod ab3utrasen,
ba sr arbeitsunfdbig unb faf erblin-
bet 1T.
5erner Der Wirt6 abraham Saeobs
bon bier, bsHsn paffba $3.50 betrn.
gen, bensr $382.50 Getiba segsniber'
fteben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-06

Der unsar See Sasper bon
bier, Der fi9 an elmer paraoe fur bic
4. Sulifeier in Ro6Issoiae betbeili9te,
feel elei9 mad 8senbieun9 Der parabe
toot 81 gohen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-06
Oej@6tts=0 elesexbett sa s:1 ssas:s'
ssss Hertaujnsu sinsl 0sj9attsS probtrsn eis

THE BUSINESS EXCHANGE
8tumsr q, s6ttssraIs esbdnbs, RorlbrIi2s G6s
Warttt Gtraee unh girIe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-06

UottIteb 2eutharbt,
Die gemhtbli&e gde,"
Ode Noble unb Wartet Ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-06

S~%erIanet-ein anobe INT Soba Jontoine an be.
~ bisnsu. Ra&3ufraseu tn Serssr's Apotbets
i'm terminal gebanbe, Ode Sainois unb Waarfet Ctr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-06

N%erlanet-Gin iuu9er Wtann Is big 21 Sabre in
- elmer Bdderei al arbtiten. Eah3ufrageu go.
sac Ring aue., Saugboine.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-06

On faufen sefudbt: Saloon IN gutter Gage 81 iar.
. fen eeiu9t. Sferten inter 81. ~ on Die egpe'
oition bes BIattss az ribten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-06

81 p~ertaufen-Gin prd6tieer BaupIas i'm norb.
- bfIi9eu etabttbeiI, gu etnsm groBen Bargain
fur Elm i96nes Seiui. Bauplab 1925 Sturm Ape.,
s5x125 Gus eroB, Mb5usstauaI, tdbtiiGes WaHer
unb Sos an Der etraBe; nur Is Squares bon benz
Rouumsnt, mertb 5000, tam bon BEN Gisentbime r
1928 Sturm Ape., fir SITS eeiauft tuerben. waau
nebme bic OF Rihiaon Strabenbabu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-06
..,2letne Mn3et9en...

~ erfanst-ein Wdb1en FIR Sausarbeit in cine,
~ fIsinen Samilie. Suter 2obn. Gahsufrassr
go. 71o sprb Neribian Sirafe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-06

Gilman, eHes Sch IN rtrIetnsn IN treenb ttne1a
a 8sfr fur 8 biz 9 Broasnt.
American Home Buying Coz
Q 2pmborh 0sbduhe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-06


Sur "a etunben snbsnb 7 i1br ysorssns, 7. Suli.
@afbtnston, 6. SIli.
Sar Sneiana: SIM g~Isemeinen i4sn
bsute Ha9t unb ant Sreitas.
2oeaL8 etterberi9t
S6Dn beute &benS unb arn Sreitas.
9berinometerffanb.
S6&fs 1emperatur. 81 @rab
RieSrisffe Tempsratur. ......... SO
Us. z. SIttbs
Secticns.D Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-06

N%erIanqt Gin Naoden in elmer tIeinen SamiIie
~ Refine Bdf9e. Ra95ufrasen $40 Rprh Nen
Serisp Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-06

Sur .. etanosn .ns.ns = ubr ysOrssns, =. suli.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-22
ARRANGEMENT MADE FOR MEMS MEET TING Committee 10 Extend Invitations
 to be Selected SERVICES SUNDAY NIGHT Union Prayer Meeting Held at the First Methodist Church Last Night
 Preparatory for the Com
 ing Meeting.
SERVICES SUNDAY NIGHT

Pratt City, September 21.-(Special) )-An enthusiastic meeting was held at the Methodist church tonight preparatory to the mems gospel meeting to be held next Sunday night. Plans were adopted where by every man in Pratt City will receive personal invitation to attend the meet ing. committee, headed by Professor McNeil and Mrs. Job Going, will district the city so that workers can cover the entire territory within two hours Monday afternoon. It has been arranged that all men interested in the movement meet at the Methodist church at 2:3O Sunday afternoon when they will be paired off and two men will be assigned to do the invitation work in each district.
 The meeting Sunday night is the seventh of it's kind held by the Young Mems Christian association and all have been successful. M. H. Bum of Birmingham will deliver the address and the opening and closing exercises will be held by J. P. Jackson the associations general sec retary The singing will be led by the Jefferson county male chorus and the entire congregation will join in the sing ing of familiar hymns.
 ut nltlHOuiSL tHuicit III tho meeting is to be held has a seating capacity of 700 and it Is thought the bnil6- ing will be taxed to it's capacity.
 Notes and Personals.
 MT and Mrs. Ed Donaldson, Jr., will go to Franklin, Tenn, tomorrow, where they will spend several days with rel atives and friends.
 Jefferson Valley Lodge Mo- s5, Indepen- dent Order of Odd Fellows, met in regu- lar session tonight and transacted bus mess of importance to the lodge. The members of this lodge are contemplating the erection of a new brick hall on their property at Easell station
 The United Mine Workers will hold a mass meeting at the city hall tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock. The object of the meeting was not stated In the call. Sev- eral of the leaders of the organization are expected to be present and will make addresses.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-22
DECIDE NUMBER OF DISPUTES.
Executive Council of American Fedora ton of Labor Still In Session.

Washington, September H.--The cxecu- tive counsel of the American Federation of Labor today decided number of dis putes which have arisen in various parts of the country.
 On the matter of the controversy be- tween the Wood Wire and Metal Lathers' International Union and the Bridge Structural Iron Workers on account of the claim of the Baltimore local union Of the latter organization to Jurisdiction over lathing in that city. the council sustain ed the decision of Vice President OCon- nell, who as referee held in favor Of the fathers.
 conference between representatives of the quarry workers and of steam engine engineers relative to the jurisdiction over engineers employed in quarrlss was or dered and it will probably take place at Pittsburg in November.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-22
First Death in Nstchez.

Natchez, Miss, September H.-Three new cases of yellow fever were reported today, bringing the total up to forty-one. The first death occurred this afternoon, the deceased being Richard Abbott, a prominent young married man whose case was reported on the 18th inst. His young wife was removed to a private sanita- rum sick with fever a few hours be- fore his death. Her case has not been pronounced yellow fever. The three new cases are: Mrs. Devereux Shields and son, and Mrs. J. Laton.
 Mrs. Shields Is the wife of Capt. Deve- reux Shields, who was captured by the insurgents in the Island of Maranduque, P. l., in 1901, and rescued by General butcher Hare.
 Three colored patients were discovered today, leaving eleven under treatment.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-22
The Mississippi Situation.

Jackson. Miss, September 2.-No posi- tive diagnosis has been made of the sus- picious case reported here today by Dr. w. E. Todd, Surgeon Wasden of the ma rine hospital service, arrived from Gulf port too late to make a positive state ment, having found the woman free of fever. Dr. Haralson has been ordered to Roxie to diagnose suspicious cases re- ported at that place. The Mississippi val ley yellow fever summary for the past twenty-four hour period is as follows:
 Natchez, three new cases; one death; one new focus.
 Vicksburg three new cases; no deaths; forty-four cases to date.
 Hamburg, one suspicious case: no deaths.
 No new cases reported from any point on the gulf coast
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-22
RIOT ON CAR.
Negroes and Whites Fight IndIscrIml-
 nately In the Dark.

Florence, September H.-(Specia1)-A small sized riot occurred last night about II o'clock on an electric car near the Southern depot The car was filled with negroes and white men, most of them be- ing loaded with Sheffield whisky. As the car reached the depot the lights went out, and this was the signal for a melee in which the white rowdies were pitted against the black
 In the darkness no one could tell who started the trouble. Will Hughes, a white man, who lives across the line in Tennessee, was severely stabbed in the back and was struck over the head sev- eral times with beer bottles. One un- known negro was cut also, but made his escape, and has not been located. Six of the participants were arraigned before Mayor Walker this morning and fined s5 each and costs.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-22
Violent Deaths In GurIey.

Huntsville, September 21.-(Special)-A special from Gurley states that three fa- talities have occurred there in the last two or three days. The 4-year-old son of Horace Kennedy fell into pot of boil ing water and was so badly scalded that he died within a few minutes. MT. Harris, a wel-knswn citizen of that neighbor- hood, took an overdose of chill Nnic by mistake and died from the effects of the drug fin few hours. A 14-year-old boy named Hill was thrown from a wagon on the Madison and Jackson road and one of the wheels of the heavily loaded wagon passed over his neck, killing him instantly,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-22
CANDIDATES ARE UNFIT. Will Dispense With Services of clvII- ian Physician for Army.

Washington, September 21.-The work of civilian physicians in examining recruits for the army has proved so unsatisfac- tory that their services will be entirely dispensed with in that capacity after Sep tember 30 next This decision is con- tained in general orders issued at the war department today
 The fees to civilian physicians for this work has averaged s6O0O annually Com plaints from army officers of the bad physical condition of recruits have been increasing, and the government has been put to great expense in Issuing equip ment and paying transportation for men entering the service who had to be con demned and discharged before they had rendered any service because of glaring physical defects.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-22
MR. PERKINS WAS
 AGAIN UNDER FIRE
Continued from First Paqe)


 >~-~-->>>~~~~~-~~~~~--~~ ~-----~->-~~-~~-~-~~>~- P. Morgan x Co. for $SOO,0OO in payment for the bonds also was asked for.
 Mr. Perkins then presented a statement of the New York Life Insurance com pany's joint account from 1897 to 1905. MT Perkins also presented a number of other financial statements that had been requested then he said;
 MT. Hughes, think l have every thing you asked for. I wish to make a correction on the records l think you assumed the object of the Navigation syndicate transactions between the New York Life and J. P. Morgan & Co. was to enable the. former to reduce their holding temporarily from $4,O0OOOO to sS.- 2O0-000. You asked whether our purchase was to represent S,2O0,O0O instead of s4.- 000,000 The record as furnished me re- cords mo as answering Yes, sir l wish to correct that. l did not mean that. don't mean it."
 "You mean to say 'no?'" asked MT Hughes.
 T mean to say mo-" replied Mir Perkins.
 Holds Witness to Subject.
 Here MT. rci kins tried to take up an other subject but MT. Hughes would not let the witness proceed, but said he would come to that later, He asked MT. Perkins to produce all certificates tho New York Life held on December 31, 19OS showing it's participation in the navi- gation syndicate and he practically wished to know what instrument of certificate the New York Life Insurance company delivered to J. F. Morgan X Co., on that date.
 ''I will be glad to furnish lta lnfor- nation" said witness. Among ,ne Joint accounts Mir Hughes found particlpa- tion of the New York Life Insurance company with c. T. Wing & Co.,, m which on the purchase of railroad bonds to the sum of $1,7SO,000 the New York Life company received profit of sS2. .753 The witness did not know what profits the firm of c. T. Wing X O. got in the transaction.
 From this account it looks as if the New York Life put up all the money said Mr. Hughes. Do you know whether that is true or not?"
 ''I do not I am not the bookkeeper, but l presume that the accounts are correct.
 I've will skip the motive" interrupted Mir. Hughes, 'let us get at the facts. l do not wish to discuss the matter at all with you. Let us have the facts" ''All right, sir
 Did the New York and Security Trust company buy any bonds for your com pany," asked MT. Hughes.
 ''I cannot say. for that was four years before took charge of the france de- partment of the company"
 MT. Perkins said that in 1898 the New York Life Insurance company took S2,- 100000 of Chicago and Northwestern 3Da per cent bonds in joint account with
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-22
Quarantine Against Jackson.

Montgomery, September Abr. w. H. Sanders. state health officer, tonight de- clared Alabama quarantined against Jackson, Miss. The cause of this action was the receipt of message that a sus- picious case of illness had been discov- cred there the official order being issued upon receipt of the news. Dr. Sanders has gone to Flomaton in order to look into the conditions of the quarantine there and to examine the conduct of the detention camp located near there.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-22
RECORDS OF COURTS

The supreme court will try appeal cases Blount, Cullman, Fayette, Jefferson, La- mar. Marion, Pickens, Tuscaloosa, Walk CT and Winston counties. on the fourth Monday in November and the third Mon day in April. The trial of cases from this district may continue for two weeks at each of the dates mentioned, but 1t is hardly probable that they will require more than one week.
 Among the cases from the Tenth judi cial circuit that will be tried by the su- preme court is the case of Emmett oNeal and Calvin F. Carson vs. the Tennessee Coal. Iron and Railroad company. H. B.. Gray, Bessie Gray and William Mudd Martin. The suit Is for ejectment and eighty acres are involved, and s15,OOo for the detention of the property is also de- handed.
 The case has been carried to the su- preme court. On its first trial in the circuit court here, judgment in favor of the defendant was rendered. An ap- peal was taken and the decision reversed. On second trial judgment for a DOT ton of the land was given, but no dam ages were allowed.
 Bills of exceptions have been filed by both parties to the case and the decision of the supreme court will be awaited with interest
 Other ce=es from the circuit court here that will be tried this fall will be George V. Hess vs. the Birmingham Railway, ioI,+ man, administrator, de bonus non, vs. the Birmingham Railway, Light Nld Power company; Handy Harris vs. the Alabama Great Southern Railroad company; Mrs. M E. Smith vs. the Birmingham. Rail way, Light and Power company. With the exception of the first named cause, in all of the cases judgments were ren- dered for the defendant.
 The following cases have been trans ferred from the circuit court to the Uni ted States court by the defendants:
 L. ". Huff ct al, administrators of the estate of Prince Kinsey, vs. the Southern Railway company.
 Imre Varady vs. the Tennessee Coal. Iron and Railroad company.
 Tom Hardiman vs. the Southern Rail- way company.
 Mattie L. Sparks ct al. vs. the Mason & Hoge company.
 T. c. Payne ct al. vs. the Mason & Hoge company.
 A suit for ejectment was filed in the city court yesterday by the Alabama State Land company against Louis Laird, seeking to secure the possession of cer- tain property and s200 for the alleged detention of 1t.
 William c. Massey brought suit in the city court yesterday for $1OO against the Central Coal company, alleging personal injuries while in the employ of the de- fendant at Kimberly on July 12 of this year.
 A petition in chancery was filed in the city court yesterday by James T. Cor dan against W. II. McFarln, seeking to have the court order the sale of cer- tain land.
 C. C. Boss has filed suit in the city court against the Birmingham Railway. Light and Power company for $1999 dam ages for personal injuries, which he claims to have received on September 15 at West End.
 In the criminal court yesterday fine of $450 was imposed on J. T. Jones. a white man. charged with assault with in- tent to murder on William Davis. another white man.
 Della Thomas, a negro woman, was tried on a charge of assault with intent to murder and convicted of assault and battery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-22
Murders His Baby Sister.

Marinette, Wis, September 2.-Leon Crambeau, seven-years-old. charged with murdering his six-months-old sister, was placed in jail here today. A coroner 8 jury found that the boy set fire to the bedclothes In the baby's cradle and burn ed the baby to death. The youngster is supposed to be a pyromaniac. Heohdd started fire several times before.