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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-03

For Sale-Return tubular boilers. Can be seen at the power house. B. R. l.. & P. Co.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-03
In Three Divisions.

The civic grand division will be divided into three divisions and half a dozen brigades. The first brigade. first division. will be commanded by Major General o. o. Howard. U. s. A.. and will be com posed exclusively of organizations from the state of New York. Captain A. s. Perham will serve as chief of staff. The second brigade. first division, will be composed of eleven organizations from the state of Pennsylvania. The third brigade will be confined to the organiza- tions from Ohio; five in number.
 The second division will be in command of General Joseph Wheeler, U. S. A., whose fame as confederate leader win be immortal. The first brigade of the second division will be commanded by General J. Stuart Macdonald, and will include a bugle corps from Adrian, Mich- gan, a representation from the Spanish war veterans, the Knights of Macca- bees and one or two other organizations. The second brigade. second division, will include the muchly advertised cowboys of the west, commanded by Seth Bullock. former sheriff of Dadeville. South Da- kota. Organizations from Minnesota and New Jersey will march In this brigade The Third brigade in command of George Pratt will be headed by the Republican club of Harvard university. the members united in their red mortar boards caps and gowns. High school boys from nearly every state in the union will march in this division which will also include the newsboy cadets of Toledo. Modern Woodmen of America, the United Boys Brigade of America and a company from the Junior Order of Rechabtes. The third and last division, which will con clude the parade will be composed of colored organizations headed by the Hon. orable Judson M. Lyons. register of the treasury. This division will contain only one brigade of ten organizations. and will include the Blaine Invincible Re- publican club of Washington the Fleischman club of Cincinnati, and other
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-03
Eloquent Figures.

A leader in the movement hold cot ton, reduce acreage and fertilizer, point ed out today the following interesting fig ures, eloquent of what may be accomp- lished in the south If there csn be cooper alton of effort and intention:
 with an organization looking to sys- tematic marketing of cotton, 10 cents could have been received for all the cot ton made during the last ten years, and the farmers of the south would have re- ceived $l,OOO.OOO,OOO more for the output than they did get. The share of Alabama would have been $100,00O000. enough to have given Montgomery, Birmingham and Mobile three $10OO,0OO cotton mills each; Anniston, Huntsville and Selma each two $1, ,0O0, 900 mills; Bessemer, Dothan. Ope- lika Eufaula, Florence. Gadsden, Girard New Decatur, Phenix City, Talladega Troy and Tuscaloosa each one N,0OO'O0 mill; all the other towns in the state over 1000 inhabitants a $7500O0 mill, and every town of the state of 800 a s500,000 mill"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-03
A Living Monument.

If we were to assemble all those who have been cured of heart disease by Dr. Miles Heart Cure, and who would to-day be in their graves had not Dr. Miles been successful in perfecting this wonderful heart specific, they would pop ulate large city.
 What a remarkable record a breathing, thinking, moving monument, composed of human lives,-tlat for which every other earthly possession is sac rihced.
 The Miles Medical Co. re- ceive thousands of letters from these people like the following: 1T feel indebted to the Dr. Miles Heart Cure for my life. I desire to call the attention of others suffering as I did to this remarkable remedy for the heart .aa, For long time had d,tar suffered little exertion. palpitation of the heart; and at times terrible pain in the region of the heart, so serious that l feared that would some time drop dead upon the street. One day read one of your circulars and immediately went. to my druggist and purchased two bot ties of the Heart Cure, and took it according to directions, with the result that I am entirely cured. Since then I neNer miss an opportunity to recommend this remedy to my friends who have heart trouble; in fact am a travelling advertisement, for I am widely known in this locality"
 J. H. BOWMAN,
 Manager of Lebanon Democrat, Nashville, Tenn.
 Dr.. Miles, Heart Cure Is sold by your druggist, who will guarantee that the first bottle will benefit. If 1t falls he will refund your money.
 Miles Medical Co.,, Elkhart, Ind
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-03
Cost of Cotton Crop.

Continuing this gentleman said: "1t costs an average from at least $25 to $3O a bale to produce cotton and put 1t on the market, and it requires year to produce the crop. The average Is about six bales to the mue Land rent mule rent. feed for mule, food and clothing for family, a small proportion of which is now produced in our country, must be paid out of the proceeds A common laborer can today command Sl per day at saw mills and other public works. All the cotton produced the ten years prior to this season has been spun. It's price has ranged from to IT cents, de- pending upon the supply and demand. Ten cents would have been fair and reasonable price for it. and that price would have paid fair and reasonable return on the investment and labor nec- essary for it's proonetlon."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-03
Grand Fire Works Display.

clubs from Philadelphia. Pittsburg and
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-29

the sinking OF five Russian warsh!ps.
including battles hip and repair shor,
was accepted as the most authentic
piece of news received up to tonight,
and undoubtedly produced lad I'M
preston. Tho fear was expressed
that the battloship sunk might have
been Roiestvcnsky's dag ship, the
Kniaz Souyaroff, on which the japan
csc would undoubtedly coacentrate
Their fire.
The sinking of the repair ship Kan
chatka, which was filled With the most
modern machinery, might It was
thought, prove later to be a more Sc,
vere loss than that of warship. but
at the admiralty whore crowds con.
gregated Sunday afternoon and even,
ing the opinion was expressed that II
Roiestvensky had cleared the gate
way TO the sea tho Japan with nc
greater loss than that reported by the
American consul. the passage had not
been dearly purchased, Q, perially Il
later reports should prove that the
Japanese losses were anything ,llk,
equal proportions.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-29
DID MRS.P PARSONS
GIVE HIM PO|SON2.
OFFICERS SEARCH FOR EVIDENCE
THAT OHIO MAN MAS MUIR
DE RED-WAs SUPPOSED no
HAVE COMMITTED SUICIDE.

Akron, Ohio. May rs Coroner Ii. II.
Humphrey and County Prosecution
alenry NJ Hagelharger have gone to
sirlana for the purpose nf exnunlng
sigsl Examining the body of Harry par
enifs. q btnEer. who was thought ID
aaFe Commit ed sgiside here week
ga PiraaNs X death WINS tannrtetl bv
iia Wifs. wh0 raid she found I'll II glead
q Ted wien she asalae the snarn.
ng she at1Jl .h1 wIirss SID aasf
.atllel Al nidalg'st hiF al.h tisl waa
eatn'l ny the he'd, raailisg and sinGks
ne. She fell asleep. and SINE time
II the night pnrsors took carbollc
cid, lying down On nc bed ana dying
0 quietly that she Old not awaken. ID
he wife declared, Il ere was an odor
OF carbolic acid ii The oom. The cor
oner returned d verdict of suicide,
and the hsay was shipped To parsonas
home at Ifrbana for burial
Minnie Evans. hosrlar AIT the
honae where Parsons iied, tassifiea lat
er that she Jaw Mrs. Pas.trs wagh her
hands in the bathroom al go ii m..
Al an hour whom TIE w ran sara sine
mad been asleep Frank Williams,
mother mi2rder Ald he met her
the han at 3 a. nj, al an elrl err
nur than Mrs Parsons claimed to
ave awakened
PRISONS was 20 years old. He ran
1 hotel at Canon at one lime. and
later had bucket hops u Canton, ur-
bana aud Youngstown being always
unsuccessful Az tie time cf his death
le was abou 10 faca arial at tIrhana
on the charge of forging his moth
rinlaw's name t. a check for $500
Mrs Parsons had declared her fnten-
fon Of going 70 Urbara 10 test fy in.
the case, and she sala her husband
had Threatened 10 kill her IL she went.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-29

Nothing is known at the admiralty
OF the reported sinking of an unknown
American steamer off Frmosa by
Vice Admiral Rojestvensly.
1t is recognized at the admiralty as
quite possible that "Rojestvensky may
have been compelled by military ne.
cessity to destroy a neutral. If he
feared that TO allow it to proceed ana
report tho whereabouts ana direct on
OF the Ru sian feet would endsnger
his strategic plan he had no other al.
tentative except to take Off the crew
and sink the ship.
"Such an incident would be unfor
tunate, but every naval officer must
admit that the risk in such crisis Is
too great to take any chances. III
the ship was unjustihably sunk from
the standpoint Of international law
Russia, Of couree, will have to foot
the bill; but any cost Is cheap II il
furthered Rojestvenskys mission"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-29
HAYS HEALTH Is
MUCH INF PR0VEO
ARRIVES IN PARIS AND MEETS
His OLD FRlENDs--WiLL NOT
DO ANY SOCIAL STUNTS &c.
FORE RETURNING HOME.

Paris, May 2S. Secretary Hay ar-
lycd here this morning for three
ays' stay His train was met BY the
ffieials of the American embassy and
Ater aa Nas called np u -hy Anibasssa
.ar Mccormick. former AlnI assador
'crter and q number OF old friends.
Secretary Hay has ptofitcd greatly
~ the treatment he underwent III
Bad Nauhcin. but by order OF his ply,
SIC an he II observing a very strict
regimen which viii compel him TO re.
rain from accepting any invitations
n making social ami fiicial eaga ,e-
ments He viii observe the same
quiet as a health precaution during
his brief stay in London preparatory
sailing for the United States.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-29
nand Of Admiral Togo.

nand Of Admiral Togo.
Telegrams almost identical with the
,bove have been received here and
that large portion Of the
Rus sian fleet were sighted approach
ing TIE Korean strait Saturday head
ed for the channel between Tsu is
land and the japanese coast.
According to the best Information
received here recently, the main por
tion Of Admiral Togo's feet has been
almost constantly at Masampho bay.
Adv ces from re'iabie quarter re-.
celyed here are TO the effect that three
Russian battleships, three armored
cruisers and several GOLFERS were off
Shanghai Friday. II IS believed Vice
Admiral Rojestvensky seht ships to
the vicinity Of Shanghai in order to
induce the bel ef that his main feet
was there. while the major portion
pushed on toward the Korean strait.
|. Several Russian colliors were at
Shanghai at o'clock Saturday night,
Private kilograms received here from
Shanghai say that az fast as the car.
goes Of the golfers are consumed the
vessels are dismissed by Vice Admiral
Rojestyensky and re'ufned TO Europe
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-29

the Ga cago Federation OF labor toaav.
when arrange nenfs were made FOR
hoiding rike dem n trafIon On
July 9TH. Il is the Insent on 10 hold 4
monster parada Of strikera and ami.
latfd unicas unless the eoairoye- ay
has been ended before that da.e.
At he meeting today each man anil
latei with the central body was ren.
resented by three delegates a. the re.
quest of President Dold. The strike
tuaticn was dlseuased In all dssa ii
aud the sentiment of he meetlng WA
that the transfers wonId cen niue tie
ilg3t until tie seven express campan-
les should offer some Sort M com
promise. TIE officials of the express
companies are slIll firm Ii The de-
ciarataan that no eonc4ssiora mead be
loal5el for from their side.
lhe ~ was quiet to8ay ana shere
we're no reports OF violence np to
late hour tonight.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-29
ST. PETERSBURG AWAITS NEWS
OF BATTLE-HAVE GROWN
PESSlMlSTic.

ST. Petersburg. May 20, 2:i5 a. m. -
In this momentous hour the emperor
the admiralty and the Russian public
are awaiting breathlessly for the Jap.
anese to furnish authentic news OF
the fate Of Vice Adm raj Rojestvenslii j
ANA his fleet in which The hopes OF
the Russians are conferred. The Of
fetal disposition ls to construe Tokio's
silence favorably. but at the same
time the strategic reason for such 81
lence is recognized
The public, altering the premature
jubllatlon Of Saturday night IS in
clinod to reverse It's attitude and tc
become pessimistic.
The report sent to Washington b,
the American consul at Nagasalsi 81
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-29
BIG INTERNATIONAL
AGRICULTURAL MEETING.

Rome, May rs IN the historic hall
4 the capitol G day King ctor En-.
samuel aud Queen Helena. surrounded
y the members Of the cabinet ana
,thcr high state agnltafle inauga.
atcd the international conference ~.
griculinre In the presence of the
liplomatic corps ana l50 deleg ties
David Lubin of California, who
II glnated the idea, wonld haze rr
rred not to assist at 1 days gather.
ng. saying all honor should so 10
he King q italy who took up the
lea, bur as the committee urged that
le present. he yielded and became
he object OF great curiosity.
Minister Of Agriculture Rava delv
red an address ol greeting 10 the H.
uAtri, us repre-. entatives 81 civilized
lations, invoked in parliament OF
nowiedge, justice and economic con
ord IN favor 1T tie first and greatest
human endeayors. agriculture"
The king and queen then eonversed
rriefly with those present Two ideas
yith regard to tho conference have al
ready been put forth tne to tho effect
hat the outcome should be an inter
national institute at Rome which
would generally speaking be an Office
for the collection OF statistics and dis
eminaiion Of technical information
advice, etc. ana the other 10 raise th,
institute to the dignity ~ an interna
onal parliament Of agriculture Will
effective legislative powers derive,
from each country which might be /
party 20 II
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-29
TRAIN ROBBER IS
TAKEN CAPTIVE
Blew 0pen y fe Door in Express
Car on Northern Pacific
KNOCKED ON THE HEAD
EY EXPRESS MEssgNGER-ENol.
NEER ASSISTED HIM AND
BOTH WILL GET CHECK
FOR $1,000.

81. Faul May 2S.- General Manager
II. J. Horn & f the Northern Pacific, re.
ceiye4 the following detail, concerning
The hold-up Of the north coast limited
at Bearmouth Mont:
Northern Pacific north coast limit,
ed train No. 2. was held up abost II
p. m., May 81. two mile, east Of Bear.
md uth, Mont, By oae man.
After ordering the messenger ont
Of the ear the robber. who had about
twenty five pounds Of dynamite. blew
the safe open in the express car, shat
fering the side Of the car and bow
ng the door off the safe.
After the discharge of the third ex.
ploson the fobher forced Engineer
Wilson 20 crawl In the ear ahead Of
him, and the messenger to follow.
As soon as in the car the bandit
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-29

'orced Engineet Wilson TO ftrIkc
match, and as he did this Wilson saw
Express Mess niger Laub ready TO hit
the robber with piece Of the broken
car w lson Immediately blew the
match ont and the express messenger
struck the robber and knocked him
nut. The robher was not Killed, but
was bound and taken to Drummond
and turned over to the county authori
ties.
Tho exprce s sF,r was not badly dam.
aged and went through on The run.
No valuabes were taken and the pas.
scngers were not disturbed
The railway company wired Wilson
and Laub congratulations and viii i'm
me1iately mail each man check for
81 600 in recognition of their services.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-29
DISPATCHES TO WASHINGTON.

Washington May 2SA dispatch depat-
today that the
in Korea sa ur
day held The batteshp
mentioned dispatch received the today
a Nagasah
Following the
Nagasai May 2SThe japanese have batteshp
Borodino and warships a repair ship"
The other
"Toko,
afternoon the straits Fushma
heard
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-29
SCHOOL SOY IN A FIGHT.
Over a Youthful Sweetheart, and One
Is MortaIIy Wounded.

VIII tesburg, Ky, May 2S-A des.
perate duel between school hoys over
n sixteen ycar.old sweetheart IL re.
ported here today from lower Line
Fork Creek, In Perry county AS q
re,ilt OF the encounter Elbert Hel.
eombe Hes mortally wounded and Ira
Cornette Is seriously but not fatally
injured. IIolcombe is 20 years old
and Coneltc rs. Both have been pay.
Inn attentions 70 ella ingram and a
meeting this morning led 70 a quarrel
which ended IN the tragedy. Miss In.
gram Ii nlmogt crazed over the AFFAIR.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-29
$4,000 NEW YORK TRANSFERS
MAY GO OUT ON A STRIKE
Union Mer Held Meeting 10 Discuss Oues-
tion in New York Nestcrday -Siiuati,n n
In Chicago

New York, May % 2s-Twenty three
locals Of r.e International Brother
hood of Teams;ers. representing about
10000 drivers. held meeting tolay
10 discuss the question of a sympl-
thetic at New Yo'k to assist ,ha mcn
n Chicago According to several dele
gates ctr ke may he ordered here
within fortyeight hours Tho ineeeings
we're held wi Ii much leereey.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-29

The Swarmiro Bees Steered and
Scared the Keeper lnbo Closing
the Place.

Louisville, KY May 2s. IlcaR tenn,
porarlly closed Catraro Brothers So.
loon at Third ayeuie and fiseeu s.ree
this morning. Charles cafraro nil.
took the moving hnHcymalsnrs for a
storm cloud and qu ckly closed the
doors. Meanwhile the bess settled ou
the front of the establishment and a
nearby telegraph pole Carraro peer.
ed through the glass ana waved at hi
customers, wno God across the street
wa ting for the inreets To move on.
Finally the King and qncen headed
south and the insects were soon oui
of view. This Is an annual perform
ance Of the boa family.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-29
JAPANESE HAVE BEEN VICTORIOUS.

ST. stPersburg May 2ahe St Petersburg agen publish
from II of MAJ
From all
battle between
details the
Russians The kilograms that vadyosto
the
An English firm in Shanghai received telegram
nobody here believes
it
Shanghai the warst pa in the
harbor cleared action.
Tho cable Wooung has been yesterday
i n
Numerous merchantmen have postponed their
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-29
CABLEGRAM SAYS VIOLENT BAT
TIE RAGED-BOTH SuF-
FERED.

Paris, May 2S.--Intense interest has
been aroused here by the news that a
naval battle has been fought between
the Russian and Japanese fleets. Of
fetal and diplomatic quarters are
without advices, most of the informa-
ton reaching Paris coming through
Associated Press dspatchee, forward
ed from the United States. These dis.
patches are prominently displayed in
the evening editions Of the newspa-
pers and eagerly commented on,
The Temps reproduces q dispatch
from Rome saying that the Italy min.
lister of marine, Admiral Mrabello, re-
ceiyed cablegram from Chefoo Civ
Ing a rnmor that q battle of the mo, I
violent character has been fought, III
which both combatants suffered seri.
Gus loss.
All Of the newspapers display n
tcne of extreme anxiety over the re-
suit The Temps pays n glowing
tribute to Admiral Rojestvensky's
skin in preparing the squadrons fol
the final encounter and to his audac'tS
In taking the route where the Japan
Csc were strongest.
The Echo de Paris st. Petersburg
correspondent says that a letter hal
been received from Admiral RojesT
venshy written six weeks ago in whic,
the admiral said he desired to reacl
vladvostok without combat " pos
sible. but that he would do nothing 4
avoid an encounter.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-29
SOLDIERS FRI:
KILL TWO Jews
WoRitMEN IN LODI ARE IN AN
UGLY mooo-rRooFs ARE Ex.
pEcTED--MlsTAKEN FOR po-
LICE SPY MAN IS STABBED.

LODI, May 2S During Disturbances
In the neighhorhood Of d synagogue
soldiers ii'el on tho crowd NIL ng two
Jews,
Saturday night v'D'lman mistaken
Tor police spy was stabbed "a aca II.
The w0rkmen ERA in an uely mood.
Many troops have arrived here.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-29
SITUATION IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. May rs Moth ng develop
I'd today to indicate an immediate sat
lemenl Of the eamsters strike. which
has been in progress nov fpf. nearly
two months
Thar the labor unions are Of the
belief thai the fight will te long one
was demonstrated at the meeting Of
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-29
MAIN PORTION or ToGo's FLEET
AT MAsAMPHo BAY SAY
cABLEGRAM.

CheJod, tNopn) May 2S.--privatc
kilograms from Korea TO the Japancsa
consul here state that there was bat.
tie progressing yesterday az ernoon at
or near the Korean straits between
ihe man portion Of the Russian squad
ron and the Japanese fleet under com.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-29
ST. PETERSBURG In GLOOM AS
RESULT OF NEWS OF DEFEAT
Russian May Have Sunk U4ited States
Ship in Order to Protect His Own
Plans--Dispatches to Washing
ton Tell OF Battle

Tsing 29Thee between the
Russian and japanese hees
paric.patin4 all
far to he cruiser and
The Island oM tha m northeast Of
the Korea the battle Japanese Russian
flee is reported to have had It's beginning
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-29

There Is no trouble in London over
whether street car win stop or
where II VIII stop At certain points
along tho streets arc posts painted
.@hise. Tho cars stop At these posts
ney 10 not run past them or slow
a,wn when they reach them--they
atop. .x&eyaDnavA
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-29
NAVAL battle In STRAlTS OF
KOREA HAS BEEN FOUGHT AND
JAPANESE ARE VICTORIOUS
R0JESTvENSKY I'm FLIGHT?

London, May 20--The Toxic correspon
dent OF the Daily Mail says the Russian
fleet has been dispersed, several Rus ian
ships being disabled and The remainder in
flight with The japanese ii pursuit
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-29

Modssty.
|, IL modcsty thAt places IN the foe
ble hand of beauty the scepter that
Iconuaen1s power.es-E EiclS etIps..
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-29
OLD VESUV|US
GETTING VIOLENT.

Naples, May 2S The erupt on OF
Mount ytsuvius co5tlnnes, lhc volca-
no showing fonr Nc worerinSs through
which The lava flows. Tue Immediate
surrounding coun ry Is covered with
ashes. The Ftncular railroad has
becn compelled 90 cease tannlng..
NN @A-eas- "a 1t'
They tnt 1.-two pai~ ~ fipF4~, VA
Behind fsleAalT do1f AZ Xxi 1ss
4 In unispp thts Aoih sxsMnlMNus M IL 03
'ah, Ne haze met seios6;;.'N 6;N n NJ VI Y N
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-29

RoJEsTvENSkY SANK U. s. SHIP
TO PROTECT HIS PLANS
SAYS DISPATCH.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-15
LOSES HIS PROFESSION
SUCH IS SAD RESULT AccOMPA- NTlNG GEORGE WILSON'S
 ACCIDENT.
Practically No Chance for Saving His Siehs-One Eye Blown Out, and the Other Badly lnjured-Restins Essi- Iy at Present.

George Nelson. the young man who was frightfully injured Sunday by the explosion of a box of caps, was report ed by the c. & A. Hospital physicians last night as getting along as nicely as could be expected. His general condition, aside from his injuries, is said to be good. His chances for re- covery are consequently improved.
 The saddest feature of the young mans predicament is that he will probably lose his sight entirely. While the loss of his hands would not alone unfit him for the pursuit of his pro- fession as a mining engineer, the loss of his eyes will destroy his chances m that direction. One eye was blown entirely out by the explosion. There IS practically no ground for hope of saving the other.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-15
TELEPHONE CONSOLIDATION.
Giia Valley System Absorbed by Col
 Randolph's Company.

A company has been formed, with Col. Epes Randolph at its head. to take over all the telephone lines in Arizona, says the Globe Silver Belt, which is possible to acquire and combine them into one great system. building connecting lines where need ed. Negotiations have already pro gressed far enough to insure the sue cess of this great enterprise, most of the important deals having already been consummated.
 The Gila Valley telephone system. extending from Morenci and Clifton through the Gila Valley to Globe, to- gether with the line to Roosevelt and other extensions, is among the lines acquired by the new consolidated company, negotiations having been closed at Tucson last week. William Whalley, by whose energetic work the Gila Valley system has been built up, will remain as manager of this di- vision with headGuarters<a <at Clifton.
 No doubt the plans of the new con- pany contemplate extending the ser vice to Troy and Kelvin and connect ing at Florence with lines to Tucson and Phoenix.