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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-10
NOTES AND PERSONAL.

Miss Eva Conner entertained at lunch con yesterday at the Country club
 
 Mir. and Mrs. John W. Sibley returned yesterday from New Orleans.
 At the meeting of Pelham chapter, Daughters of the Confederacy, Mrs. J. A. Rountree. Mrs. R. H. Carter and Mrs. c. s. Simmons were elected delegates to the approaching convention. The alternates are Miss Shropshire, Mrs. Charles Leeper and Mrs. Charles Cllsby.
 MT. and Mrs Krentler announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter. Lillie Naomi Lebanoff, to MT. Samuel Myer. the wedding to take place in April.
 Colonel and Mrs. A. M. Shook and the Misses Warner of Nashville have been among the southern parties in Florida. Margaret Edith, little daughter of MT. and Mrs. H. J. Clark, was at home to about forty of her friends Monday after noon from 8 to 5. Anagrams and guess ing contests were indulged in, prizes be- ing given to the most successful contest ants, after which refreshments were served. The violet colors were cared out in the decorations.
 
 Mrs. Maurice W. Smith of Brooklyn. Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ed. c. Mack eY, Jr
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-10
THIS MORNINGS GOSSIP

Birmingham women who are looking around for a solution of the servant prob lem are having 1t solved to some extent by the Carrie Tuggle Industrial school for negroes The institution and its wonder ful work are unfortunately unknown out side of a small circle, as the founder of the school has never resorted to any ad- vertising methods and has received no be- quests that were large enough to be heralded abroad.
 Despite this fact, the work that she has accomplished is at last gaining the publicity that 1t deserves.
 The school. which is located on Enon Ridge, is now turning out well equipped laundresses. capable cooks, nurses, waitresses and buffers. Birmingham women may apply to Carrie Tuggle di- rect and she is prepared to furnish on short notice trained girls for either a day or indefinitely. Her address is Enon Ridge Birmingham. and the Tuggle school may be reached over the Peoples Dhone
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Trouble With Your Gas Stove?

If your electric lights or gas are not satisfactory, of course you know that you should telephone our complaint depart ment. which you can get by calling on our private branch exchange.
 If they are not fixed to your satisfac- tion, then you will confer a favor on us by calling the general manager or even the president
 If it is inconvenient for you to telephone drop us a line. Our object Is to get at the bottom of your troubles. BIRMINGHAM RAILWAY, LIGHT AND
 POWER co. s-s-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-10
MARY ANGELES
 PIANO RECITAL
This Famous Artist Will Appear To- night at Gable HalI-The
 Programme.

Miss Mary Angel, the charming and famous pianist under the auspices of the Cable company, will give piano recital this evening at the Cable music hall. Miss Angell com eshere from Cincinnati where she gave recital last Wednesday even ing to over 1500 of Clncinnatis most cul- tured musical people and received an over whelming ovation. Below is the pro- gramme to be rendered:
 PROGRAMME. Prelude. op. 25. G. Minor. Etude, Op. 10, No. 6..................Ch Chopin waltz, E Minor Chopin Scherzo, No. Flat Minor
 Miss Angel. Thanksgiving ....................... Allitsen
 Mir Atkins.
 MT. Thomas. Accompanist. Walters Prize Song, from Der Meis- tersinger' ................ Wagner-Bend Waltz, Caprice in E fiat...... Reubenstein Spinning song from Songs Without Words ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. MendelSSohn Marche Militaire ........ Schubert-Tausig
 Miss Angell. Ballad ...........-...-.-........ CoWen
 Mir. Atkins.
 Mir Thomas. Accompalist Hungarian Rhapsodie, No 12. Liszt Mason &. Hamlin Pianoforte used.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-10
HOMES FOR SALE.

TOR SALE. s12,50O-100xl40 cor 9th ave. and 23rd. ss650-50x125, close in N 18th St. $3500-6-r cottage Beech St. s4O0O-7-r 2-story res. N. 18th. S55OO-50x100 3rd ave-. 18th St. $5s0O-S-r 2-story modern res. 9th ave. s10J0-100 it. cor. 6th St. 4th ave. S55O0-2-story brick store 1st ave s20.O00-2-story brick 1st ave, near 18th. $5250-25x140 2nd ave. near 17th. s20, 000-Bus. block, long lease. rents $2000 s3250-50x14O improved c near 21st. $SSo0-New home s. 18th St., rents s420 S35OO-100x240 N. 16th St., cor. pays well. s1600-Nice home on Boulevard 62nd St. s12,000-S0x100 close in. S16, 500-175-acre farm highly improved. s69O0-Large nice s. Hgf1ds. home cor lot. 20,000-Large Srd ave. corner.
 M'coNNELL & CARTWRIGHT. Phones 46 220 North Twenty-first St.
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For Sale-Young Tennes- sec mule. Longshere Gro cery G., lO26 South 2Oth Street.
NOTICE.

Commencing Monday, Mar. 9th, on account of the recon structlon of tho tracks on Highland Avenue, the Twen. ty-third stroot car will turn back at Highland Avenue and Twenty first street
 D. R., l.. & F. c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-10

Pompadour. ordered the arrest of the au- thors of the earieatures that had set Paris afiame. The revolution of 1Is9 fur nished themes for the most versatile car ieaturists. of the day. who, no respeeter Of persons, found in Louis Philippe a prolific subject.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-10
FOR SALE.

 s9250-20th st. residence near Five Points. s15, 000-South 20th street residence. s6250-No. 629 South 2Oth street. $7500-Business; s. 20th st.; improved. sS500-Waucoma residence. s6250-Avenue B, bet. goth and Fist; imp. s6000-Residence, Mountain avenue. $6500-Corner residence; Hickory street. sl2. l2.000-Store: Morris. near goth street; pays 10 per cent. s5250-Modern residence; South 12th street. $90 Per Foot-Avenue A and 22d street. s3150-50x140; G and 18th; rents $32 s350O- 45x100; Alley cor. 2d. near A. s62500-Resldence; 130-foot front; near Highland avenue. s55oo-5ox1so; Broom residence; B, near 20th- SIP, ,t00-Store: 18th street. bet. 1st and M.
 w. 8. LEEDY & CO.,, Phones f2, Bell and Peoples. ll2 North
 Twenty-hrst Street
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REAL ESTATE.
---~-----~ FOR SALE.

$40, O,5OO-50x140, improved The cheapest centrally located property on the mar ket. S15,O00-5Ox10O 18th street. north, partly improved. s50OO-5Ox140, Srd avenue near 18th street, improved. $1500-4-room house near in on Fist street. S2S50-160x100, corner. Three houses for white tenants, well located on car line in city. $S750-S-room house; furnace; best ioca- tion on South Highlands. Near Five Points. J. L. YANcEY REAL ESTATE & IN.
 SURANcE CO.,, Phones 6O6. 11S No. Twenty-flrsf St.
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FOR SALE.

SIP. .5OO-25x1S21h; 1st avenue, between 17th and 18th streets. $25, ,00O-Three-s brick corner; 4th ave- nue and 18th street; rents for $210 per month.
 s20, O00-50x100: corner 1st avenue and 22d street. a very choice corner $10. 0.00O-5Ox140; 3-story brick; corner Ave- nue A and 22d street; 5-year lease at $960
 s26. O0O-25x140 3-story brick: 2d avenue, be- tween 18th and 18th streets. s36. 000-Four- story brick store on Morris avenue, between Fist and 22d streets; rents for S3000 $11, ,000-10Ox100; corner Fist street and Ave nue A. $S500-Choice residence on 11th avenue, south, between 17th and 18th streets. s6500-S-room house; corner Fist street and 14th avenue. south. $7500-S-room house; corner 20th street and 18th avenue, south. s55O0-S-room house: 10th avenue, south, between 17th and 18th. $5250-7-room house; 10th avenue and 18th street, south. s750O-A choice residence on Quinlan ave- nue.
 s5750-7-room house on 18th street, be- tween 11th and 18th avenues, south Bell phone 3S4 First National Bank Bldg NyITNI
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-10

Hermitage. sign writer. has moved across the street to Vulcan sign shop. 219 N. 2oth st-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-10
MISCELLANEOUS.

CHOICE coal lands to lease on royalty in Bibb, Shelby, Tuscaloosa, Jefferson. Walker and Fayette counties. Apply to A. B. McEachin. Land Commission CT, University of Alabama. Tuscaloosa, Ala 2-15-1m
 DIRT GIVEN AMAZING will deliver same very cheap. Address Crockett Paving Co.,, 53o Woodward Bldg. 2.2s-3ot
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-10

Great development will take place in Birmingham during 1905 and real estate values will be advanced accordingly. Call on or write us if you wish to in- vest in Birmingham property. JEMlSON REAL ESTATE AND IN.
 SURANCE COMPANY.
 223-4-5-G First National Bank Bldg. ROBT. JEMISON, JR., President H. c. SEIBELS, Secretary: P. A. HoLLEY. Treasurer.
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FOR SALE

.IST OF BARGAINS. rices WEI Never Again be
 as Low.
 Per Front Foot; business lot on First ave, near 22nd St; also fronting on Mor- ris ave-; 25x1s21z. This is the cheapest central prop erty on the market.
 Per Front Foot; a busi- nes lot on 4th ave-, near 18th St.
 A 3-story brick building on Sd ave, near 20th st. A large lot, well improved on 2nd avenue.
 A Morris ave, lot, well improved: building cost $6500.
 50 foot lot on south 20th St.; improved, with Groom house, and only few feet from new market.
 Almost new 7-room fur mace heated house; desira- ble part of South High lands, and on car line. Terms easy and at low rateof interest.
 A new S-room furnace heated house on 14th ave, south; only S250 cash, bal ance $40 month. This is best chance to get a home. Beautiful lot 50x170; one block of car line; near 11th ave-, south.
 Per Foot: a beautiful lot 200 feet deep; on 18th ave, south; near 20th st; im- provements paid for. This
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-10
sAIEsMEN WANTED.

MHNTEDcSaiesma to carry staple lines direct from mill Apply P. o. Box S6S,
 Tuscaloosa, Ala. o-9-o.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-10

LOST-From our stable yesterday. one bay saddle horse about 10 years old;
 weight about $50 pounds, foretop and legs trimmed; some hair rubbed from tail by shipping Return to Smiley & Co.'S stables, Avenue F and 18th st.,
 Ensley, and get reward. 3-9-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-10
PALMISTRY.

DEL REY, psychic palmist;
 one visit will conviT "e you she is the best; without asking questions reads your entire life; advises you on love, l family, business affairs, lawsuits,
 changes, speculations, investments, lost articles, locates minerals. etc. 2o12 4th ave 2-12-lIn
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-10

SiOOO CAsH-If you are quick will buy lovely 1O-acre tract; elevated; level; suitable for subdivision or truck gar den: 4 blocks of and between car line and pike. near Ensley will cut 5o choice lots, 50x110 each; 500 lots In the naighhorhood been sold at sS5 to $50 ner lot: do some figuring and thinking, and. if you want 1t to benefit you. quick acting; been offered and refused s750 cash for 1t; see 1t quick. B. r. Eborn, sO1-2 Guarantee Building
 SHIT Bricks. Bartenders' Friend and U. S Polish, Buggy Heaters. William Reckling. 1911 secono Iave. 12-lS-tf
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HEEL? WANTED-MALE.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

W-1NTED-severai lady canvassers; noth-
 ing to sell. Apply at office of Fleisch-
 mann & Co.,. 116 N. 18th street, Friday
 morning. o-0-4s
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cIAIRvoYANT,
LOST. SPRAYED OR STOLEN.

L0sT~On tenth floor of Woodward build ing, pocket-book containing s25; liberal reward to finder. Chris Gavles, Metro politan Fruit Stand.
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FOR SALE.

sli00-$200 cash balance $l5 per mo-;
 pretty new cottage; rooms' nall pan . try, front and rear porehess hlyton' .', near uillman station. Smith & Still
 man. 2OO41h 1st ave. 9-IO-ot
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-05
KNIGHTS COME
BY THOUSANDS
CITY IS FILLING UP WITH
EAGER VISITORS
PUBLIC RECEPTION TONIGHT
Real Business Begins Tomorrow.
Long Beach Trip This After
noon-Hotels Are
All Packed
PUBLIC RECEPTION TONIGHT
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in special cars TO their respective ho-
tells, where another portion of the COM
mittee awaits them to assist in get
ting them assigned to rooms satisfac-
torily.
By this method the immense task has
been simplified and the delays and an
noyances arising from the confusion of
the crowds is avoided. 1t evidences the
complete detail with which all arrange
ments have been perfected for attend
ing to the wants and comforts of the
visitors.
This committees members meet al
trains coming into the different depots
both by night and by day, and their
smiling good humor indicates an un-
expressed yet emphatic welcome to all
with whom they come in contact.
It is no small task TO care for such
a throng of strangers as has been pour
ing into the city since Saturday night,
yet the local committee has promptly
met all emergencies and has handled
the crowds without a hitch or delay of
any sort.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-05

witm the crowd and is staying at the
Van Nuys.
S. ]. Lottie Of Newport News and l..
v. Carey Of Norfolk, Va, who are
staying at the Angelus, are the dele
gates from their state and arrived in
Los Angeles yesterday afternoon.
They were accompanied by Past state
Deputy Reilly of the District of Co
lumbia.
A. r. Rice of San Antonio, one Of
the delegates to the convention, has
taken a double hitch on his brother
knights and makes the trip to Los An
geles a wedding journey as well. Mrs.
Rice accompanies him, as did about
half of the staple of the same name
when the couple left San Antonio.
The Georgia headquarters will be
at the Angelus, where state Deputy
Victor j. Dorr, with his wife and son,
Miss Margaret Dorr of Augusta. Miss
Corrigan of Atlanta and Mr.. and Mrs
Neil O'Donnell of Sumter. S. c., al
ready have apartments.
Bishop Montgomery and Bishop
O'Reilly are expected to arrive from
the north today.
If Los Angeles does not bear the ap-
pearance OF being convention city it
Is not because A. w. Skinner, in
charge of the decorations for the city
and the chamber of commerce, did not
work all night to have things in gala
array by yesterday morning.
Broadway was not completed until
yesterday, and then with wagons
loaded with flags the decorating corps
started on its way up Spring.
I'VE have used every flag owned by
the Fiesta association, the chamber of
commerce, the city and those in charge
of the committee for the Fourth of
July celebration" said Mr. Skinner yes
terday, as he stood in front of the
Lankershim, directing the hanging of
q dozen Of the national emblems, "and
there is not another blessed flag in the
city that is for sale"
Merchants have been liberal in the
use of pennants and flags, and these
in harmony with the decorations of
Mr.. Skinner, give to Los Angeles
streets a wealth of color and beauty
never before equaled.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-05

c, S. P, of the Pauist church, San
Francisco, Father P. ]. Quinn, V. G.,
Sacramento; Father John J. Cullen,
Santa Clara, and Rev. D. Horgan Of
Placerville.
Father Joseph P. McQuaide, district
chaplain, stopped off at Oxnard when
the special train reached there yester-
day and will accompany band of fifty
OXnard and Ventura young men, who
will make the distance to Los Angeles
on fleet ponies. They expect to arrive
here early Tuesday morning, dash into
/ the city and hold a truly western cow
boy jubilation meeting beneath the
windows of the Lankershim.
In the hotel corridor yesterday a
man with a badge stepped up to an
Special. Buffalo,
you're a little ahead of time" said
the first man, my name is Donnally
and 1 am from Los Angeles
THAT so?" came the reply, 'I am
from there myself. Got this badge on
dS a committeeman W llleGl lIl6 buIldlO
special train tomorrow
Arthur w. Dollard is called the
handsomest man of the San Francisco
delegation. He acknowledged the
honor last night amid laughter. When
some one made the assertion, he re-
piled as a matter of course, Truly"
He is the practical joker of the bunch.
Before leaving for Los Angeles he
supplied himself with two packages of
cubeb cigarettes and four packages of
Chinese punk. BY the time the train
reached San Jose, the two forward
cars of the first section smelled like
Chinese joss house, centuries old.
He was allowed to live, as no punish
ment fitting the case could be agreed
upon.
Colleagues of DR., A. Giannini of San
Francisco, say that while on the train
he was every noisy" so noisy in fact
that when San Luis Obispo was
reached there was a plan on foot to
hold him by the heels out of one of the
car windows.
He had provided himself with an in
termittent alarm clock in the hope of
helping the peaceful dreams of any
who might wish to sleep, and on his
producing this he was let off with
reprimand.
The clock was placed in the bunk of
George A. Connolly and at 445 o'clock
started in TO work overtime.
On the second section off the same
train, which arrived in Los Angeles
at $3.50 o'clock, Father John Cullen
went to bed early. Whether this was
at night or in the morning is imma-
terial to the facts of the story, but
anyway, when every one should have
been asleep a harmonious quartet"
with banjo accompaniment. started in
on six different songs at the same time.
Father Cullen acknowledged that
when it came to any one of the partic-
ular songs he had no preference.
John l.. Jaunet, head of the trans
portation committee, was on the same
train. Near Gonzales the engine broke
down. Jaunet was dreaming of the
good times he was going to have in
Los Angeles, when he was awakened
to be told that the engineer had
stopped the train and wanted to see
the transportation manager.
Among the visitors is Captain Glea-
son of the San Francisco police depart
ment. He is carrying ON this trip a
stuffed club and cap pistol. both Of
which are merely for show, as he as
serts the Los Angeles police do not
need any help. TO assure himself that
he will not get into limbo before leav-
ing the city. he has parted company
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-05
WITH THE THRoNesABoUrTowN
Lots of Fun Among the Visitors-some
Good Jokes

SOOQ JOKES
Should you wish to see a display of
righteous anger. step up to the desk
of the Lankershim and ask the room
clerk to assign you to a front room
with a bath. He will be fully as angry
il you suggest that you are able to
accommodate yourself in a closet, but
it will do no harm to make It good and
strong. He will have neither the one
nor the other.
Los Angeles great, new hotel Is in
capable of furnishing accommodations
for another person and with an assem-
bly, Of nearly 1000 people beneath it's
roof presents a scene truly metropol-
itan.
AS the headquarters of the San
Francisco delegation of the Knights
of Columbus, which was the first to ar
rive, the Lankershim, in the number
of guests, is far ahead of its competi-
geles today of many special trains
from the east, in addition to the 500
northerners who are on their way here
By boat, every hostelry of any i'm
portanee in the city should be crowded
to the doors.
Anticipating the long delay which
would ensue when 400 or 500 Of the
knights lined up at the hotel desk to
register, the hotel had men meet the
special trains at Santa Barbara.
Rooms were assigned to passengers
While they were en- route to Los An
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-05
SUN AND SNOW
Sometimes Help the Hair 10 DO

In ans changeahle climate the hair is ant
TO become brittle and to break off stubby
here and there This makes a hair dressing
almost a necessity, especially to ladies In
using a hair dressing why not get the best
one that combines with 1t the efficiency in
killing the dandruff germ, the germ that
eats the hair OFF at the roots causing what
is called falling hair, and in time badness? e?
Newbro's "Herpicde" is that kind OF a hair
dressing. You have no idea how delightful
your scalp will feel and how stylish yout
hair will appear after application or
two OF Herpicde. 1t is certainly a wonder
ful innovation as a scalp antseptic and hair
dressing. Sold by leading druggists. send
1Oc in stamps for sample to The Herpicide
Co.. Detroit, Mich.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-05
geles and on arrival here, no delay

geles and on arrival here, no delay
was experienced.
The headquarters of the San Fran
cisco delegation yesterday resembled
a huge beehive. The Lankershim never
presented a more brilliant aspect.
Crowds of gaily dressed men and wo-
men filled the large parlors and corri-
dor and the good natured laughter,
| greetings and fraternity spirit which
made itself manifest gave satisfactory
proof that the convention is to have a
large portion of the lighter side to its
deliberations.
With no thought of throwing bou-
quets at the visitors, Los Angeles,
from the number of pretty women
whom the knights have brought with
them on their trip, will have to look
we'll to its laurels If they are a sam
ple of the north's ability in this line,
the gem of the south is not as far in
the lead when it comes to pretty wo-
men as it has given assurances of
being
They have brought with them their
smiles, their prettiest ways and their
best clothes, and if they fail to have
a good time it will be no fault of their
own.
Sightseeing
Twenty minutes after the arrival of
the last special train yesterday after
noon, the reception committee had
something doing. One Of the first ex-
amples of what Los Angeles knights
intend to do for the visitors was
shown in the sightseeing ride given
to several hundred. The women came
first. Joseph Scott chaperoned the
party. He was never more popular in
his life, nor does he ever again ex-
pect to be. A distinct spirit of envy
was shown by his brother knights
when 1t was made known that Scott
was to have sole command of the spe-
cial car containing the women. There
were cries of He has been married
three times" IT'S your only chance
this week, Scott" and Il hope you
choke" followed by three rousing
cheers for the popular chairman of the
reception committee. Following this a
car was given over to the knights and
until 6 o'clock the visitors We're shown
about the city, principally in the south
and west portions Of the residence dis
trict.
AS the car loaded with women
started for the hotel, one dele
to
shoulder and said;
Your wifes gone. Jim"
Jim also smiled, saying:
I'm glad have gotten rid of her for
this once" he said, whereat arm in
arm they disappeared up the street.
The presence of the clergy will be
no hindrance to the general gayety.
The guests bring much of that with
them and the reception committee,
which is working like a brigade of
veterans is under a guarantee to fur
nish the rest Prominent among the
clergy who are already here is Father
j. p. j. Mcclure, happy and corpulent,
whose stalwart build marks him in
any assembly as one Of the important
ones. He has as his charge the Church
OF the Most Holy Redeemer at San
Francisco. He seemed to know every
one quartered at the Lankershim, as
he stood last night in the corridor talk !
ing to Father II. j. O'Connell, who is
rather short but does not care a whit.
Then there is Father Francis Malon
os st. Patrek's church. San Jose,
Father Plus Murphy. O. P.. of the
Dominican monastery at San Francisco,
Father M. p slattery of ST. Agnes
church, Father John p. Tobin of the
Mission Dolores and Father M. Otis,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-05

Josh Medders-Gosh almighty! What
ye putting up hammocks in April for?
Farmer Whippletree-Wal 1 want a
chanst tew lay in them a leetle my
self-before tn summer boarders git
here!-Puck.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-05

J.. Irving McKenna has removed his
law offices TO Rooms 3l6-317, Lanker-
SHIN Bldg, Third and Spring streets
Phone 2516.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-05

II you want 10 50 east, O.. HaydOck,
agent Illinois Central II. r., 2ss s. Spring.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-05

Keep your eye on me-Las Palmas
cigars.