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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-09-20

pill przemowa powitalna. Mo-
viii o postepie pokojowych idei,
ale posrod oklaskow zauwazyl, re
konieczna jednak jest rzecza bro
mic idei patryotycznych starac
sic O obrone krajowa. Przema-
wiali tez Frederick Passy, byly
czlonek francuskiej izby posiow
iB. F. Trueblood z Bostonu, kto-
ry w imieniu swej delegacyi po-
pieraI zwolanie drugiej konfe-
rencyi pokojowej w Hadze / Pc
ryodyczne kongresy. Pewien
chihski delegat wywolai oklaski,
protestujac przeciw europejskim
demonstracyom przeciw Chi
nom, pragnacym pokoju. Prezy-
dentem kongresu obrano jedno-
giosnie Ellie Ducomuna Berna.
Budapeszt, 20 wrzesnia. = Sly
chac, re cesarz zamierza zamia-
nowac jakiegoS posrednika po-
miedzy korona a przywodzcami
zlaczonej opozycyi ma sejnie, a.
zeby ten utorowac droge do "a
konczenia kryzys pomiedzy koa-
licya a ministeryum Fejervary.
DR.. Won Lukacs, byly minister
finansow wegierski, byly premier
Weckerle i baron Burian, austry-
sacko wegierski minister finan-
Sow, znajduja sic pomiedzy przy-
puszczalnymi kandydatami ma
taEfego posrednika.
Wieden, 20 wrzeSnia. = w ad-
ministracyi fabryki papieru W O.
leszawie ma Morawii odkryto
sprzeniewierzenia dochodzace do
sunny dwoch milionow koron. Sly
chac, re dyrektor i kasyer fabry-
XII wsp6lnie popelnili olbrzynie
tie oszustwa przez d1ugi czas u
mieli je pokrywac falszowanymi
bilansani.
Berlin, 20 wrzesnia. = w
"Rundschau" pojawi} sic artyku1,
kt6ry wywolal znaczne zaintere-
sowanie, albowiem dowodzi, ze
sprawa polowu perel ma Filipi-.
mach doprowadzi wkrotce do "a
targow pomiedzy Stanami ZJed-
noczonyrni roznenli mocarstwa-
mi, glownie Niemcami. Sultan z
wysp Sulu, W ktorego posiadlo-
sciach znajduja sic najobfitsze
poklady perel, pozawieral byl W
swoim czasie kontrakta rome
mi niemieckiemi firmami, ktore
polowem sic zajmuja. Sultan ten
uwaza sic "a absolutnego pana
archipelago, podczas gdy Stany
Zjednoczone objely w posiadanle
wszystkie Filipiny. Rad Wa
szyngtohski ME uznaje kontrak-
tow przez niego pozawieranych /
utrzymuje, re traktat paryski u
niewaznil wszelkie dawniejsze u
kiady. w r. 1885 w Madrycie pod
pisaly Hiszpania, Niemcy i An
glia protokol, ma mocy ktorego
Niemcy Anglia, jakotez inne je-
szcze mocarstwa maja prawo "a
wierac niezalezne kontrakta sub
tanem wysp Sulu. Oczywiscie fir
my angielskie niemieckie ME ze-
chca wyrzec sic swych kontrak-
tow i niezawodnie przyjdzie do
dyplomatycznych rokowah.
St. Louis, Mo-, 20 wrzesnia. =
Arcybiskup John J. Glennon, kto-
ry przez diva miesiace bawll "a
granica, powr6cii wczoraj przy-
wiozi ze soba plany novel kate
dry, kt6ra ma bye budowana ko-
sztem 100000 Rozmawial on
r6znymi artystami W Paryzu i
Berlinie przyszedi do przekona-
MIA, izeo katedra w St. Louis be-
die jedhym najwspanialszych
Hgrnachow w kraju.
'ay New York, 20 wrzeSnia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-09-20

CZ1OukdlIl kOIllllSlQ SlcuCLSSO Iy-
czqccgo sic dostarczania przez
kompanie asekuracyjne funduszu
Rampant partyi republikahskiej.
Prokurator powiada, re sunny
wp}acone do tego funduszu costa
na zwrocene kompaniom, ale to
go ME powstrzyma cd poczynie-
MIA krokow, jake uwazac bedzie
"a stosowne.
New York, 20 wrzesnia. = Po-
wzieto plan otworzenia tu w r.
1909 sta}ej wystawy przemyslo-
wei. w roku tyln uplynie 900 lat
cd odkrycia rzeki Hudson. Otwo-
rzono juz w celu urzadzenia tel
wystawy biura w Manhattan !
Peekskill, we Verplanek's Point
nabyto prawo do kupna .od-
powiednich obszarow. Yer
planc'ks Point znajduje sic ma
plawym brzegu Hudsonu blizko
Peekshill. Skoro gubernator Hig-
gins powroci Europy, a oczeku-
ia go 22 bm., plan ten dokiadnie
zostanie opracowany.
East Liverpool, O., 20 wFzesnia.
Tutejszy szef policyi John w.
Wynan, wchodzac do swego blu
ra, ujrzal okno otwarte, ma o.
knie bombe dynamitowa owinie-
ia w gazette. Lont till sic juz, ale
Wymanowi uda{o sic go zgasic.
Wyman bardzo energicznie wy
stepuje przeciw zabronionym wy
szynkom i dlatego duzo ma ME
przyjaciol.
Peoria, Ill, 20 wrzesnia. = Ma
26 roczna konwencye Liquor
Dealers Protective Assoc. of Il
linois," ktora tn sic odbywa, ze-
bralo sic 600 delegatow. Z same
go Chicago przybylo ESQ czlon-
k6w specyalnym pociagiem. Zda-
ie sic, re ponownie obranymi 20
stana prezes Henry Maiwurm z
Chicago, wiceprezes Tillibuescher
Quincy sekretarz~M. J. Nc
Carthy Chicago, podczas gdy
ponowny wybor kasyera Jamesa
Costello Bloomington natrafl ma
opozycya. Rywalem jego jest 1.
]. Murray re Springfieldu. Mia
sta Springfield, Bloomington,
Danville i Ottawa staraja sic o
to, by W r. 1906 konwencya W
Mich sic odbyla. Ma krajowa kon-
wencye, ktora w pazdzierniku od-
bedzie sic w New Yorku trzeba
bedzie obrac trzech delegatow.
Springfield, ILL.,, 20 wrzesnia. -
Gubernator Deneen zamianoWal
wczoraj dra Edwarda J. Jamesa
prezydentem uniwersytetu stanu
Illinois, a Jozefa R. Fullertona
Jerseyville Dewitta w. Smi-
tha re Springfieldu cz}onkami
stanowej komisyi ulicznej.
Halifax, N. S., 20 wrzesnia. -
Niemiecki parowiec Bremen, Ii
nil Norddeutscher Lloyd, przybyi
tn re zlamana sruba, przyholowa-
ny przez parowiec Luzigen. Pa
rowiec wyruszyl New Yorku
we czwartek, IA bm. w droge do
Bremy; mial 100 podr6znych ka-
jutowych duzo podroznych 8
klasa. Przed trzema dniami zla-
maia sic ma MIN sruba; cd dwoch
dni znajdowal sic ma linie parow-
ca Luzigen. Kompania "Nord-
deutscher Lloyd" wysle Balti-
more parowiec do zabrania po-
droznych.
Burnley, Anglia, 20 wrzesnia.-
Jalis nieznajomy czlowiek wy
wola} tu wczoraj sensacye ma O.
zywionej ulicy, strzeliwszy do
siebie dwukrotnie. Upadl bez
zmyslow zawieziono go do szpi-
tala. w kieszeniach jego znale-
ziono kartke, ma ktorej bylo ma
pisane: "Prosze uwiadomic moja
siostre, pania Gubers, us King
William str, Fall River, Mass.
WiecSorem odZvSkai ma chWile
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-09-20
Kronika MiGjsCoWa.
2 ko{ uniinych.


manazerami teatrow, czy zwy-
ciestwe'm czy kleska dla uni.
Muzykanci dostali swoje, t. j.
$3.50 "a kazde extra przedstawie-
ME, lecz manazerowie mic ma tenn
ME traca. We wszystkich tea
trach zmniejszono orkiestry wy
rzucajac Cd 3ch do 5ciu muzy-
kow. Kto wygral? Pewnie re
Mkt, skoro odrzucono cd piracy
kilkudziesieciu muzykantow.
Jcszcze jeden lokal uni wozni-
cow przylaczyi sic do opozycyi
chcacej ziozyc prezydentury
Shea. C. E. Page, byly prezydent
unii woznicow wyrazii sic bardzo
niepochlebnie Sheaju. Walter
J. Gibbons, prezes pewnego To-
kalu wierny przyjaciel Shea ra-
dzi wyrzucic opozycye uni.
Unia drukarzy kolektujaca pod
pisy wiascicieli drukarn zebraia
dotychczas 15S takowych. Z 900
tylko IS drukarf odmowilo, inni
podpisza ugode w ciagu biezace-
go tygodnia. Cd Igo stycznia "a
cznie sic system Smio godzin-
ny.
Uparci pracodawcy "Typothe-
tae' nasladuja Montgomery,
Ward and Co.
Chlopcy roznoszacy telegramy
porzucili wczoraj prace i wyszli
ma strajk. Przewodzca strajku
jest Eddie Mandel. Chiopcy zada-
ia podwyzszenia placy i wydale-
MIA piracy pani Emmy Bush,
ktora i'm czas obcinaia.
Illinois Steel Co.
Kompania illinois STEEP
przywlaszczyla sobie W ciagu xii
ku lat grunt wartosci 100000
ME zaplaciwszy zaf ami ziamane-
60 szelaga. Administracya miej-
ska dowiedziala sic tel spryt-
nej kradziezy, ktorej kradzieza
nazwac otwarcie ME MONA. Ko-
misarz robot pubicznych Patter-
son konferowai wczoraj Levi
sem, radca korporacyjnym ME
omieszka1 donieSc tenn radcy
stanowemu Healemu. Stanowi da-
ne So wszelkie prawa, ably ziemie
zabrana odebrac lub Emusic kom-
panie do wyplacenia 100000.
Fabryka nalezaca do Illinois
Steel Co., zbudowana jest mad
jcziorem blizko ujscia rzeki Ca
lumet do jeziora Michigan. Kom-
pania zasypywala jezioro smiecia-
mi, odrzutkami itp. wreszcie tax
zwanem "slag" W przeciagu Kill
ku lat zdolaia zasypac 200 ARROW.
Ola kompanii ziemia ia ma ME
zmierna wartosc, ma niej usypu-
ia CORY rudy zelaznej.
Kompania gra role niewinne-
90 baranka: odrzutki same Easy
pywaly jezioro, mysmy wywozili
ie i rzucali mad jeziorem ma ma
szej ziemi, a one wpadaly do wo-
dy zasypywaiy ia = tiomaczy
sic dyrektor kompanii.
Gala ia sprawa skoficzy sic ma
odstapieniu miastu tel ziemi, al
bo wyplaceniem kasie miejskiej
81 1000, 900 "a MIA. To duza suma,
miasto ia potrzebuje bardzo, bo
kazdy vie o tenn dobrze, re kasa
niejska swieci pustkami.
J.. $324.
WIasciciel sk1adu owocow pm.
2S3 -o3 ul.;; Charles Pacini, zna-
lazl GEEK ma $324 W koszyczku
miedzy winogronem. Geek wypi-
sany byl dla Alberta Johnsona.
Pacini chowal GEEK do kieszeni
wla&nie kiedy nadszedl zaniepo-
kojony Johnson.
= Czego pan szukasz? - spy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-09-20
CAR w FINLANDYI.
Pierwsza regestracya wybOr6w Odessie i
innych miastach rosyjskich.
Okazale przyjecie panny Roosevelt Korel

Kongres pokojowy Lucernie szwajcaryi
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-01-19
MANY CASES TRIED.
Judge Burke Is Conducting County
 Court in CuIlman.

Cullman, January tSpecial.)-The regular jury term of the county court Is in session this week with Probate Judge
 obert l. Burke on the bench. The docket is very heavy but Judge Burke is dispensing with cases with the adeptness of an old hand at the business. Mir Will Mont gomery, a well known citizen of Hanceville, was found guilty of carrying concealed weapons and was fined $50. Fred Rivers was fined S1 and cost for using obscene language in the presence of ladies. Ben Weeks was fined sS and cost for shooting a hog belonging to negro at Stouts Mountain. The case of w. H. Jett. charged with assault was continued The negro. Jack Jackson, whom Jett Is accused of assaulting died last week in a hospital at Birmingham and the charge will be changed to mur- der.
 Several cases on the docket for trial this week were thrown out of court on account of the unconstitutionality of the grand jury that found the indictments the indictments being returned by the grand jury sitting at the August term of circuit 5urt which was held under tEe unconstitutional Lusk act. Jack Pres ley a young boy, is being tried today on a charge of stealing.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-01-19

Peoples Savings Bank and Trust com pany as to my honesty for my contracts
 Fully three-fourths of my patients have been treated by some one else before call ing on me to be cured. Why not come as soon as afflicted? You will save money. distressing pain and valuable time; be- sides, there Is satisfaction in knowing that the very best treatment Is being give, you by an honest. competent phy- sician I have treated private troubles as A speciality in the city of Birmingham. Ala, since August g. 1887. I cure all man. ner ofs private diseases. I cure many pa- tients by mail treatment Write for prices and terms
 do not use large advertisements and false statements to attract patients which ynerit has failed to secure If you fail to he cured by such methods. give me call and get we'll.
 My offices are the most private and cuiet in the city, tenth story of the new Trirst National Bank building. corner of second avenue and Twentieth street. 7sooyns 1O0e and 1007 Take one of the fine elevators to tenth floor.
 Office hours: s:co a. m- to 6:30 D. m Sunday. 10 a. m. to F m-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-01-19
It Is said that more than sOO.oOO wa.

It Is said that more than $1OO000 was cleaned up on the race.
 smithson. boy who rode fairly we'll al Brighton Beach last summer, but who was unknown here, had the mount or Rose Ben today. None of the stable money was bet here. It Is said all was put on eastern rooms. Consequently Rose Ben went to the post at even money, having been backed to IS to 15 She won in easy fashion. She finished first by twelve lengths from Buttons, which waa ten lengths ahead of Never Such at tho end. w. Booker, who rode Never Such, was three-quarter pounds under weight. The two boys were called into the stand and both were fined, Smithson $10 and Booker s25. The former got off in the best place. Track in bad shape. Neverthe- less, four favorites won, and six would have landed in front but for a couple of over-confident riders.
 First race, three-eights of a mile for olds-Main, 109 (Sperling), to 5. won; Good, 105 (Fischer), 15 to 1, sec- ond; Carthage, 109 (Troxler), to 1, third, Time, :3S1h.
 Second race, seven-eighths of a mile, selling-Maverick. 119 (Everson), [ to 5, won; Leenja, 112 Dickson), 4 to l, sec ond; St. Florence, 112 (Sperling), to 1. third Time, 1:34
 Third race, hve-eighths of a mile-In- cense, 97 (Creamer), to 1, won; Toscan, o6 (CormacS), 3 to B. second; Monet 95 (Dickson), g to 5, third. Time, 1:031k
 Fourth race, three-quarters of a mile, handicap-Roseben, 11s (smithson), even, won; Buttons, 120 GIL Callahan) 4 to 1, second; Never Such, 9s GA. w. Booker), 15 to 1, third. Time, 1:1S.
 Fifth race, seven-eighths of a mile. sell- tx.rr AE.4 E-T won; Waterford, 115 (Cormack). to 1, second; Operator. IA (Sperling), 15 to 1, third. Time, 1854.
 Sixth race, mile and one-eighth, selling -Tete Noir, 90 (Goodchild), to l, won; King Raine, no q. J. Walsh), to 5, second; Hucena. 10S Uange). 30 to 1, third. Time, 2:04.
 Best on earth or anywhere else. The Gawk Engraving Co., Peoples phone 27a
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-01-19
FIRE IN DECATUR.
China Hall Suffers Loss of $12,0oo
 Fron1 Flames.

Decatur, January 1S.-(Special )-Yester- day morning a belated pedestrian discov- cred fire In the China Hall, on Bank street. owned by Walter J. Nesbit. The building was saved, but the stock was total loss, being broken and seriously damaged by fire. The building was own ed by Judge William F. Skeggs, and was only damaged to the extent of few hundred dollars, covered by insurance.
 The stock of goods was valued at s12.0o0, and on this stock was about s6OOo insur- ance. The fire originated in the floor near tho stove, and 1t Is supposed that 1t either caught by the stove pipe fall ing or by rats carrying matches MT. Nesbit, the proprietor, Is already buying new stock and will start in business again as soon as the insurance is ad- justed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-01-19
ON THE RACE TRACK
At New Orleans.

New Orleans. January 1S.-Favorites fared badly despite favorable conditions to-day. Hostility and Red Raven both of whom out classed their fields, were the only winning choices. Neither one had much to beat. Gay Boy, strong favorite in the fourth race, refused to break with his field and was left at the point. Optional, the well-baclzed favor ite in the fifth race, ran vile race. He had no speed at any time and was never within striking distance. The perform ances of Princess Atheling and Leader were scarcely better. The stewards to- day fined J. T. Williams S1v0 for his affair with Bookmaker Fred Cook in the betting ring recently. While at exercise this morning. No. 10. owned by w. w. Lyle, collided with Telescope. No. 10 was killed and Telescope so badly hurt that he will have to be thrown out of training. Little Rose was also in the mixup. but escaped with slight injury.
 First race, six and one-half furlongs- Floral Wreath, 10S (Gannon) to l. won; Athlana. 116 (Dominick) 15 to 1, second; Mary McCafferty, 1oS (NicoD F to 1. third. Time 1:21
 Second race. two-year-olds. three fur lcngs-Hostility 1o2 CNicoD 6 to 5, won; Grove Center. 107 q. Martini to 1, sec ord; veribest, 1O7 ,Baird) 25 to 1, third. Time :37.
 Third race, selling. six and one-half furlongs-Red Raven. 1OS (NicoD 6 to 5 won; Felix Mozzes, T, (Mc1ntyre) to l. second; Unmasked, 96 (Crimmins) 12 to 1 third. Time 1: 20 9-5.
 Fourth race, handicap, six furlongs- Escutcheon, 93 (Aubuchon) 10 to l. won; Edith May, 102 (Livingston) to l, second; Florentine 9e U. McIntyre) to 1. third. Time 113.
 Fifth race, six and one-half furlongs- April Shower, 100 CNicoD 12 to l. won; Josette, 105 q. Martini to l, second; Jock Horner 99 (Crimmins) 20 to 1, third Time 1:20 3-5.
 Sixth race. selling, mile and eighth Stonewall, 112 (Shaver) F to 1, won; Ex- clamation 97 (BairD to 2, second; Keough, ss CT. Meade) 30 to l, third. Time 155.
 Entries at New Orleans.
 First race, five-eights of a mile-Slow Poke, Clique, Fallen Leaf, Diamond Betty, Korea Fair Calpso, Simplicity. Queen Esther, Stella, Allen, San Felicita, 102: Moorish Damsel, Antimony 107.
 Second race, mile, selling-Misantrophe 1o5; Tristan Shandy, Rudebek, 107; Chan terelle 110; Decoration, Velos. 112; Evelyn Kinsey, Odnor, 115; Sadducce, Death, IT; Missile 120; Merry Acrobat, 125.
 Third race, three-fourths of a mile Fruit, Bessie Mo, s3 National, Ss; Inquis- itive Girl, 97; Lord French, ss. Gladiator. Legation, 10; King Rose, Malster. 102; Chamblee, 10o.
 Fourth race, three-fourhts of a mile Agnes Virginia, Flight S3; Sladin, Alcan- tara, sS; Matador. ss; Algetha, s5; Trium- vir, 99 Trapper, 100; St. Tammany. 1o2; Invincible, 105.
 Fifth race, three and half furlongs, year-olds-Chauncey Olcott, Lieber Gore De Soto, 103: Dr. McCluer Libation. TOT; Jim McGinniss, verdant. Blue Grass Lad, no.
 Sixth race. mile and eighth. selling Lou M, 93: Harpoon. 9S; Roger Smith. 100; Semper vivax, 102; Hoodwink. Courtmaid. 1o3; Reveille. 105; Homestead. Maie Han- lon, no.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-01-19

you a perma- nent cure of -rivate troubles and that you may know my guarantee is re- liable l refer you with per- mission. to the First National oank. Alabama National bank. Steiner Broth CTS, bankers. J Jefferson Coun- { y s a In g 8 bank and the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-01-19
At Hot Springs.

Hot Springs, Ark, January 1s.-Rose Ben at Essex Park this afternoon was the medium of big killing by David Johnson, the eastern plunger who owns the gelding, and a coterie of his friends.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-01-19
NEWSPAPER MEN
 FINED BY COURT
A LOS ANGELES JUDGE HOLDS THAT PUBLICATION REFLECT ED ON MOTIVES AND ACTION OF REGENT GRAND JURY.

Los Angeles January 1s.-Harrison Gray Otis and his son-in-law. Harry Chandler, owners and publishers of the Los Angeles Times. were fined $500 each by Judge Wilder in the superior court tcoay for publishing articles alleged to reflect on the action and motives of the recent county grand jury.
 The defendants claimed that the pub lication was privileged, and that 1t was the province of the press to comment freely on the acts of the grand jury and that any effort unduly to restrict crit icism would be an abridgement of the rights of the press. The court, however, found them guilty and imposed the fines as stated. The case will be appealed. The alleged offense was brought to the attention of the court by members of the grand jury who filed afhdavits setting forth that the publication of the articles complained of was intended to intimidate them.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-01-19

W. J. Rosser, travelling freight and passenger agent of the Burlington route at Atlanta, was In Birmingham yester- day.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-01-19

J. P. Daly, travelling passenger agent of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas, at Atlanta, was in Birmingham yesterday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-01-19

Gabe Filleul. travelling passenger agent of the Southern Pacific Steamship lines with headquarters in Houston, Texas. was in Birmingham yesterday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-01-19

special from Mobile says: Col. E. L. Russell, vice president of the Mobile and Ohio railroad, in an interview said that the New Orleans Terminal company had acquired valuable properties in New Or leans and has leased them to the South ern Railway company and the Frisco system on certain terms and conditions which confer upon each equal ownership r-Phts and privileges in all things in the future use of the terminal facilities be- longing to the New Orleans Terminal company. Under the terms of the lease the Southern Railway company Is author ized to nominate certain lines to use all the terminal properties located in St. Louis street, including the prospective passenger depot and also including all the terminal facilities nov located at
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-01-19

Ray Knight. commercial agent of the Queen and Crescent route in Atlanta. was in Birmingham yesterday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-01-19

J. H. McAllister, commercial agent of the Norfolk and Western in Chattanooga, was in Birmingham yesterday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-01-19
LoVeiiidl iii Iiiiiii iiiii Joseph iiiI SLl0iieh Women's s Suits Sacrificed
Hackneyed Phrase and Trite: But True

For the use of the word sacrifice really gives a new dignity to the word-you know we would not employ it simply as an expres- sion-would not use it for minute if it more truthfulIy expressed the actual fact, but these Women's Suits are really sacrificed:
 At 7.95 You May Buy Women's Suit in all the desirable materials, that originally sold at 15 co and 1850.
 At 9.05 You May Buy-Women's Suits all the desirable materials that originally sold at 2OOO and 22.5O.
 At l4.95 You May Buy Women's Suits in all the desirable materials that originally sold for 5000 and $500.
 Atl2.45 You May Buy Women's Suits in all the desirable materials that originality sold at 25.O % and 275O.
 At 1925 You May Buy Women's Suits in all the desirable materials, that originally sold at 4o.OO 45,OO and 5000.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-01-19
RAILROAD WORLD.

A special committee will meet at Palm Beach, Fla. on January 23 to consider the schedule of differentlal rates which the Mobile and Ohio and the Mallory steamship line announced some time ago. and which was to have been effective January l. They have been temporarily postponed, pending a settlement of the dispute between these interests and the South Atlantic port lines. which this committee is Investigating.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-01-19
Chattanooga, was in the city yesterday.

J. w. Wood, travelling passenger agent of the Queen and Crescent at Meridian, was in the city yesterday
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-01-19

The Seaboard yesterday signed a con- tract with the advance agent of 'The Curse of Drink company which plays at the Bijou next week. to transport that company to Atlanta on Saturday night, January 2S. The contract was signed by R. M. Coffey, travelling pas senger agent at Atlanta.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-01-19

Best on earth or anywhere else. The Gawk Engraving Go. Peoples phone 27a
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-01-19


 ters In Cincinnati. was in the city yes- terday.
 P B. Pegram. Jr, who has been so liciting freight agent of the Southern. with headquarters in Birmingham, has been promoted to the position of com mercial agent with headquarters here. Mir. Pegram is well known in railroad circles.
 MT. Pegram comes of railroad stock. his father having been assistant general manager of the Southern for a number of years. Since being in Birmingham MT. Pegram has made many friends and has been warmly congratulated on the pro- motion, which came as the result of good work
 This is the first time that a commercial agent has been connected with the local office of the Southern, and the office was established by the official order making MT. Pegram commercial agent His successor as soliciting agent has not been named.
 The creation of new office in the freight department of the Southern Is another evidence of the growing import ance of Birmingham in the railroad world
 J. N. Cornatzer, assistant general pas senger agent of the Frisco system, with headquarters in Memphis. has so far re- covered from his recent illness that he is able to again be at his desk. His re- turn to work will probably be followed closely by the change in the local office of the Frisco by which L. B. Washing ton goes to New Orleans as travelling passenger agent.
 The cold weather In the north for the past two or three weeks has been a great advantage to the southern business of the railroads. The Florida trains of the various roads are selling all their capacity on every trip, and extra equip ment is being used to get the people from the north to the south. It is also great help to the southern summer resorts, as they are doing an immense business this winter. If the cold continues the travel will continue and grow heavier.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-01-19
DIR. Y. E. HOLLOWAY,
 SPECIALIST
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