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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-03-18
So Long as They Won
It's No Use Kicking
Senators Jared By Virginia, But Finally Batted
Out ViCtory-Only Straight Balls
pitChed-Heydon Looks Good.

touched the equally astonished Jake and
threw the ball tc Stuckey at second
catching Hill and completing the triple.
He could have touched second himself
and have thus completed the play, but
did not stop to think of the opportunity
offered to make himself famous in base
ball history. He also had a chance to
throw the ball TO third and make four
outs. as Jones dug for home as soon
as the ball was hit.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-03-18

injurious.
Magic FoeE
D a # s are
worn inside the
stocking with
out the lea st
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-03-18

Right Fielder Daniels is one Of the
most promising men on the Virginia
team, and his excellent work yesterday
was responsible for delaying the scor-
ing by the Senators until so late in the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-08
". \. HASSON COMES
 BACK TO GADSDEN
YOUNG MAN CHARGED WITH KILLING AUBREY WoMAck SUR. RENDERS HIMSELF AND IS RE. LEASED ON A BOND OF $500.

Anniston, March 7-(special.)- )-News reached here tonight from Gadsden that W. A. Hasson. who is charged with the murder of Aubrey Womaek in that city on the night of December 31, came to the city today and surrendered himself to officers and was at once released on $5O0 bond.
 .sThe killing of womack attracted great deal of attention at the time be- cause of the sensational features sur- rounding it. It happened at the house of Yolando Degg. and the woman claimed that she committed the deed in self-de- fense. She was brought here and is now out on S20oO bond.
 MT. Hassons name was connected with the case, and many thought h.s com plieity was shown by the fact that l.e disappeared from Gadsden shortly after the event It iE said that sentiment has quieted down in Gadsden and that Has son may not even be indicted by the grand jury.
 Hasson is the son of R, J. Hasson of this city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-08
MARDI eRAs AT MOBILE.
Weather Was Ideal and Streets Were Crowded With Merrymakers.

Mobile, March 1.-The city was, crowded today with visitorssto witness the annual carnival celebration and the streets were filled with merry makers.
 InAthe afternoon the Felix parade took placeswhich included Felix and his house. hold, Tuscahoma tribe of her men icl costumeA portraying the discovery Of America.l on four floats, the knights of reveIry- depicting folk lore on six floats and theA comic cowboys hitting off local history on eghtAfloats under the title of .Innocentk Fun" Tonight the streets were $ -.lliant with electric illuIninaaions and the parade of the Order of the Myth. show ing the legends of childhood, on seven floats and the infant mystics. illustra- ting drama and fiction on,six floats. After the parades the societies held their au- nual balls, which were largely attended and visited by the Emperor and Queen and their court. The celebration was marked success and the weather was ideal.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-08
TREBLE CLEF CLUB
 HAS TONE BANQUET
CONCERT OF RARE EXCELLENCE
 GIVEN AT CONSERVATORY YEs- TERDAY AFTERNooN-A RICH PROGRAMME FINELY RENDERED

The Treble Clef clubs invitation con- cert at the conservatory yesterday af- ternoon was musical event of more than ordinary interest. From the musi- eian's point of view it was the best local entertainment of the season. It was indeed tone banquet long to be re- membered.
 The conservatory hall was completely filled and the audience was notably eul- tured and appreciative. The programme was made up with rare taste and the various numbers were rendered in artis-i tic style. Here is the bill:
 Chorus-"sleep, Sleep, Noble Chield"
 ........................ Cherubint Trio" Entrance of the Geds in Wal
 halla from 'Rheingold. Wagner
 Misses Cunningham. Jackson and
 Mrs Moxie Fies.
 Chorus (a) "The Primrose" (Ga-
 votte1. te1...................X. Scharwenlsai
 (b) ITO the Sunshine '............
 .......... .... ...-............. .SehumannI
 (cl "Tell Her I'll Love Her.
 Old English Air. harmonized by
 .......................... .. ..Vogrfch Baritone (a) 'Allerseelen," ............
 ... ............ ...... Richard Strauss
 (b) Die Nacht," Richard Strauss
 Co "Winds at Rest. Hoffman
 Mir IT. Raymond Loder. At the Cloister Gate, Chorus with
 soprano and contraltoo solos-....
 .......................... ..Griegl
 Mrs E. G. Chandler soprano;
 Mrs. John C. Lumsden, contralto. Reading-.TSing Robert of Sieily.".... .......................... .. ..Longfellow
 Miss Mabel ToWnley Trio-"Song of the Rhine Nymphs."
 from "Gotterdameruns." "..... Wagner
 Misses Cunningham, Jackson, Mrs.
 Fies.
 Ballad for Chorus and Soprano Solo
 "The Rose of Avontown.". ."..........
 .................... Mrs. IT. H. A. Beach
 Mrs. Walter c. Chaffee, soprano. The Treble Clef club was organized by Mr Gucklngenber several years ago and under that directors baton produced msny fine worlxn; but never in it's history had it's performance reached such an artistic level as on yesterday. under Mrs. Edna Goekel Gussen's training. And this is accounted for, no doubt by the fact that the chorus has spent more time in re- hearsal this season than ever before The attack was sure and even because the singers knew the music. The intonation was good because the members of the chorus were musically educated and the expression was at all times admirable be- cause every phrase had been carefully studied. There are women's choruses and women's ehoruses, but 1t would be almost impossible to imagine one with fresher voices or with smoother ensemble or bet ter temperament than the Treble Clef The full membership follows: Sopranos, Mrs w. ]. Adams, Mrs A. J. Bowron, Mrs. Walter c. chaffee, Mrs. E. G. Chandler, Miss Bessie Cunningham, Miss Bessie Davis, Mrs. w L. Howard, Miss Lena Jackson, Miss Margaret Kelley, Mrs. Robert MoCauley, Miss Annie Par ker, Mrs. E. B. Peddinghaus, Miss Alma Petersen Mrs. T. O. Smith, Miss Anna
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-08
AvENeEs AN INSULT.
Tony Guide Kills One Man and InIures
 Another In Memphis.

Memphis. Tenn. March 7.-Deelaring that he would avenge an alleged insult to his sister-in-law, Tony Guide. a la-' borer, late today shot and Filled William McGnnis, trainman. and seriously wounded Alex Mclaughlin as the two men were burrying down long flight of stairs from Guides room on Jefferson street in the up-town district. Guide has been placed under arrest. and McLaugh- lin is at the city hospital.
 Mclaughlin and McGinnis had pre- sented themselves at Guides room by mistake Guides sister-in-law inquired their business. and Mclaughlin, who it is said was drinking, is alleged to have made a noffensive remark to her. where upon Guide rushed out with a shotgun and fired on the men as they were hasten- ing down the stairs
 McGinns was q member of the Broth- erhood of Railway Trainmen of Albany. N Y. His father lives near Fulton, Ky.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-08
PREACHER IS RIeAMlsT.
Is Given Fifteen Months Sentence for
 Violating Pension Laws.

Knoxville. Tenn. March 7--Rev. Benja- min w. Ashley, a minister of the Chris tian church, residing near Newport, Tenn, was given q sentence of fifteen months In the penitentlary in federal court today for violating the pension laws. In n- vestigating his case a pension examiner discovered that he was a bigamist
 After Ashley had been placed on the pension rolls a North Carolina woman claiming to be his wife made application for a divison of the pension. Ashley swore she was not his legal wife but that his wife was a Tennessee woman. investigation proved that Ashley married his first wife in 1865 and had never obs tained a divorce, but had abandoned her thirty years ago, marrying a second time after coming to Tennessee to reside. He pleaded guilty of perjury and may be prosecuted for bigamy after he has served his federal sentence.
 Horace Massey of Buffalo N. r.. was also sentenced to two years imprison- ment for raising a postal money order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-08
ELECTION PASSES
 OFF VERY QUIETLY
POWELL DEFEATS eULLAHoRN FOR ALDERMAN AT PRATT CITY. REST OF TICKET NOMINATED IN PRIMARY ELECTED.

Pratt City, March 7.-(Speeial)-Th city election today passed off quietly in the single contest between W. G. Powell and A. J. Gullahorn for alderman in the Third ward. MT. Powell was elected by majority of s3. The ticket for Mayor, Board of Aldermen and citizens execu- tive committee were elected without op- position, there being 202 votes polled. The lack of opposition accounts for the small vote.
 All the interest centered in the contest in the Third ward. In the primary MT. Powell who was candidate on the Hud- nall ticket and MT. Gullahorn. who was a candidate on the Lacey ticket, received the same number of votes. hence the run off today. The result was, Powell 125 and Gullahorn ss votes.
 The candidates elected were: Mayor, E. J. Hudneli; Board of Aldermen: Dr. J. E. Seay, Dr. J. B. Stagg, G. D. Harrell W. c. Huir, J. ". Mills, W. G. Powell, C. k. Clayton, w. J. Outlaw. James O'Hara, William Mackinaw, J. D. Han0y, W. c. Mcdonald; citizens committee, Dr. R. F. Lovelady, chairman, w. II. Barnard. Dr.. c. N. Caraway, J.C. Almon, Joel Rigotti, Pat Hannegan and J. D. Ducan.
 Nine of the aldermen elected were noml- mated by the Hudnall club and three by the Lacey club. Four members of the committee were Hudnall candidates and three were Lacey candidates.
 The new Board of Aldermen will meet next Monday night and organize and will, probably, elect the city officials who are subject to election by the Mayor and al- dermen.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-08
MILITARY MEN SWORN IN.
Detachment of Jasper Rifles Is Organ
 ized at Carbon Hill.

Jasper March 7-(special) )-Captain IoIaax NJ Smith, commanding Company M, Alabama National Guard at Jasper, accompanied by Francis M. Long, first lieutenant; Guy Y. ORear, second lieu tenant, and Arthur Woods quartermaster sergeant, went to Carbon Hill last night for the purpose of mastering in a detach- ment of the Jasper company. A meeting was held and a large number of young men were present to take the oath, which was administered by Captain Smith, who delivered an address to the men, ex plaining the duties of the members of the newly formed company. Lieutenant Colonel Hughes B. Kennedy of Birming ham was present and made the boys very instructive talk on the duties of the militia. Eighteen young men took he oath last night and there will be at least a dozen more who will become members within a week or more. Zack F. Shep- herd, former first sergeant Of the com pany, but recently elected junior second lieutenant to fill the unexpired term of E. M. Long. who has resigned, will have charge of the Carbon Hill detachment. Equipments for the squad have been or dered and the detachment will be drilled thoroughly before the eneampment of the third regiment which will be held some time in June.
 Miss Frank Hogue and MT. J. H. Thomas were quietly married at the home of Mir and Mrs C. D. Long in East Jasper Sunday night at s;3O o'clock, the Rev. w. c. c. Foster of the Presbyterian church officiating. Only the members of the immediate family were present. Miss Hogue Is a sister of Mrs Long and has large circle of friends in Jasper's s social circles.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-08
New Board Meets.

The new board of education, recently appointed by Superintendent of Educa- ton Hlll, held it's first meeting tonight officers were elected the various com mittees appointed and considerable rou- tine business transacted.
 The officers named were: Dr. R, F. Lovelady. chairman; Job Going, secre- tarv nd treasurer.
 TT following committees were elected: Building committee, J. E. Wood and Dr. ]. B. Stagg; committee on instruction, pr. R. F. Lovelady. Job Going and F. J. Hudnall.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-08
kniohts of Labor Contest.

Washington. March 7.-Argument was heard today by the court of ap- peals of the District of Columbia in the contest for control of the organi- zation of the Knights of Labor. The case is on appeal from the equity court, which decided a year ago in favor of the Burns faction as against the Hayes faction.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-08
A GREAT NEWPAPER ACHIEVEMENT.


 
  a demand nor arrangement new ana nns ens for suchn literary work achieve  n to the thirteen tales mprans not
  by  nwrte now 0
   
 Five all condensed cut as conaap e~otet
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-08
BULL DOGS MUST
 NOW WEAR MUZZLES
TALLADEGA COUNCIL PASSES A STRINGENT ORDINANCE BE- CAUSE OF ANIMALS ON THE STREETS.

Talladega, March 7.-(Speeial 1.-The city has been recently overrun with bGii dogs, and last night the City Council passed a stringent ordinance forbidding any person having charge of a bull dog to allcw It to come on the streets without muzzle and collar and chain to be held in the hand, and authorizing police officers to shoot bull dogs running al large on the streets.
 The city wants bidders for a subsidiary sewer through stonlngton, a residence suburb. The limit on bids is March b. The work will cost approximately, s4Oo0.
 The condition of ex-congressman Thon- as S. Plowman is improving, and he has some chances of recovery.
 Fifty hands are engaged laying q four inch gas main on South street. The Mayor has a number of inquiries as to the polish ing stone, or rotten stone of Talla- dega county. Smiths geological. report says there are immense deposits in this county, and northern capital is at hand to develop 1t.
 The Birmingham and Atlantic railroad has been losing scrap iron for some time past, and after careful detective work two offenders were convicted of footing the railroad shops, and were fined s35 each this morning before the Mayor. One of the guilty parties was a trusted employe, named Tom Williams his con- federate was a we'll known drayman named Ned Moton.
 The streets are exceedingly dusty, no rain having fallen in twelve days
 ----~---~---~~~------~-~-- Lou Wood; altos. Mrs Samuel Adler, Mrs. W. B. Allen, Mrs. Henry Bernhard. Mrs. II. F. Brldewell. Mrs. D. l.. Doane. Mrs. M. Fies, Mrs. w. J. Gilmore, Mrs M. V. Joseph. Miss Mary Kennedy Miss Mary Lanier Mrs. J. c. Lumsden. Miss Nannle Manly, Mrs. Louis SalSs. Miss Leila Soper
 MT. Loder was in superb voice and .ils reading of Richard Strauss was poetic and musicianly.
 Miss Townley's elocution was greatly enjoyed Her reading from Longfellow revealed a high order of dramatic talent and her humorous story given in response to an encore was a test of her versatility
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-08
Personal and General.

Carnation lodge of Rebekah held a grand rally at the Odd Fellows hall tonight. A number of grand officers were present and several interesting addresses were delivered. During the evening re- treatments were served.
 James V. Brown. who for several years has been one of the leading druggists e Pratt City, has removed to North Highlands. Birmingham. and will open a business at North Haven.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-08
A Paradise for Men.

From the Kansas City Journal
 In Paraguay the women are in propor- tion of seven to one, as compared with the men. The consequence is that the men are taken the greater care of, and everything which is unpleasant or might be risky to the life of a man is done by the women The streets are' cleaned. ships are loaded, oxen are driven by them, and 1t is even said that they have taken part in their country's wars. acting as substitutes for their men folk
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-08
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Mrs. Mary Leach.

Mrs. Mary Leach, wife of John S.
 Leach. died yesterday morning at her late residence. No. 300 North Sixteenth street. in the thirty-second year of her age. The funeral services will be held at the late residence this afternoon at 9 clock. interment at Elm Leaf cemetery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-08

Perhaps lt is not etched enough: send 1t to tho Gawk Engraving O. Peoples phone 27e.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-08
Nearo,s House is nurne d.

Fire at 2:sO o'clock this morning de- stroyed a small negro house at the corner of Thirteenth street and Avenue E.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-08

You can tell them by the handle-Bloch Go-carts of course. Ben M. Jacobs & Bros, 2O1I First Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-08

AT ST. PAULS-Jrst before the o'clock mass at St. Pauls church the ashes will be distributed. The evening services will begin at 7:30 o'clock, and will consist of rosary, litany, sermon, benediction of the blessed sacrament and distribution of ashes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-08

You can tell them by the handle Bloch Go-c carts af course. Ben M. Jacobs z Bres., 2Oll First Avo.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-08

WlIIE brilliant example of literary enterprise Tn N the annals of publication achieved by Golfers A Weekly in securing the series of Sherlock HoAnes
 . stories which have appeared recently in that period ica under the title of "7he Return o Shey0ck Holaues
 The stories thirteen in number. Apart from ther thrilling interest they noteworthy as having been acquired at the highest price paid for serial rights to any story collection of stories.
 For the American serial rights to these stories Dir Arthur Conan Doyle paid more than $45ooo-a rate of about sixty cents word
 published English magazine and VIII De published that country English and American DOCK ana rights Te Return of SHERLOCK HOLMES will doubtless net on Arthur Conan Doyle at least $l50000
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-08

E. T. Shaw & Sons, undertakers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-08
NO MORE R0MANcES OF THE GREAT DEFECTIVE WILL BE WRITTEN AFE

amply justified rnG single series of the President of the
 
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 of Return of SHERLOCK HolMES absolutely the SHERLOCK neglected the opportunity For the thrilling clever and weltod stories The Age-Ierad is printing them
 Ageerad secured "The Return of SHERLOCK Alabama and will publish Sunday thirteen the having appeared in The Age Herald of February 12
 SHERLOCK HOLMGS itself of storys HOLMES acknowledged literary authore bo the best SIT Ar therefore, inferred how giving them week thirteen stories comprising of SHERLOCK HOLMES"
 hich these stories will 
 DO NOT FIFTH OF THE SERIES WILL BE PUB
 SUNDAYS AGE-HERALp MARCH f2
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-08

The baby lays flat straight out in Block Go-carts. Ben M. Jacobs & Bros, 20ll First Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-08

EPISCOPAL There will be Ash Wednesday services at the Church of the Advent at Il o'clock today. At St. Mary's holy communion will be admin istered at a. m., and at Il there will be morning prayer, 1itany and sermon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-08

Bloch Go.carts win moth er's heart; baby's too. Bon M. Jacobs SJ Bros, 2Oll First Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-08
Security Life and Annuity Company of
 America

PRINCIPAL PHLADELrEA PA-AUTHoR1zED CAPITAL R
 OOo-cAPTAL STATEMENT DcEMEBER
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-08

Physicians reco m m 6 n d Bloch Go-carts- Bon M. Jacobs & Bros, 20ll First AVW.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-08
CITY ITEMS.

HOUR CHANGED-At the Church of Our Lady of Sorrows mass will be eele- brated today at 10:So. not 10. as on former occasions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-23
COURT NOTES.

Suit for divorce has been filed In
the district court by Mary +. Jones
against william II. Jones on the ground
Of non-support. The parties were mar
ried In this city on Aug. l6, 1905, one
week ago today Since that time de-
PENDANT has refused 10 provide for
plaintiff. She now asks for a divorce
and for S25 per month alimony
Desertlon and failure to provide are
the grounds upon which Ella WEIGH
is suing James WEIGH for divorce In the
district court The complaint was filed
today and alleges that plaintiff and de-
PENDANT were married at Cheyenne
Wyo, on Dec. g. 1897. and that I'm Sep
TENDER 1899 defendant deserted plain
tin ana since March 80. 1900, has failed
to support her.
Assistant County Attorney ]. p, Lyon
is IN Murray today conducting the pre-
liminary examinations Of Carl Carlson,
charged with attempted robbery and
Charles Johnson, charged with burg
larry IN the second degree, Carlson, on
Aug #, attempted TO rob Mrs Mary
Stone OF $50 at her home In Big Cot
tonwood, but was driven out Of the
house at the point Of a revolver IN
the hands of his intended victim. John
son "a charged with entering the room
OF Erick TurnquIst al Murray IN the
daytime OF Aug. 10 and stealing articles
OF minor value
At the conclusion Of the hearing Jus
tice Holm bound both defendants over
TO the district court and fixed the bond
at $500 in each case.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-23
BUSINESS NOTES.

The high favor with which sugar In
vestments are regarded I'm this section,
Is we'll illustrated by the quotations On
the stock Of the new Saunete & SEWER
Sugar company, the certificates for
which are not yet issued. and only the
first 10 per cent call on which has been
made on the stockholders, Brokers re-
port the liyeliest sort OF demand for
the stock and options on future rights,
and are bidding today Sl055 for the
former and 70 cents FOR the options;
but few sellers are found however, as
the stock is more closely held than that
OF any other sugar company which has
been organized
Another indication Of the strength Of
sugar investments was shown at noon
today when the Idaho Sugar company
opened bids for the remainder Of It's
treasury stock amounting 70 100 shares
The lowest bid was Sl306 per share the
highest Sl32576 al which figure the
block was knocked down 20 Broker Il.
NJ Ashton,
A copy OF the articles Of incorpora ton
Of the National Life association OF Des
Moines, Ia, was filed IN the secretary
OF states Office today. Henry Pyle Is
president Of the association. In. Paul,
secretary; @, l.. Amberg Of this city,
resident agent Tor Utah,
Today local bank clearlnRs amount
cd to tSiI97i, as against Si56,j93O for
the same day last year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-23
ADJUSTMENTS.

Jolly May Irwin IN Mrs. Black Is
Back" comes 10 the theater tomor-
row night The sale is now going on
at the box Office and without doubt
the company win have a big recep.
ton.
The veteran actor Harry Horseley is
10 have btntHt at the salt Lake
theator sometime next month, Man
ager pypcr having generously rendered
the house 10 the committee having the
matter in charge Mr.. Horsely is an
old timer whose experiences date back
to the Salt Lake Stock company and
he has been associated with the thea
ter almost from its commencement,
He is also a member Of the Veteran
Fremens association and one Of the
street car force, and his friends IN
these Two bodies have agreed 70 take
up the benefit and handle IL vigorously.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-23
LATE LOCALS.

The Ensign stake Relief society will
hold its regular monthly meeting, Fri
day Aug %. al p. m. In the Twelfth
ward chapel Margaret a. Romney,
president Anna X. Hardy secretary
o. j., Peterson who Is back from the
coast says the boom IN southern Cali
fornia and particularly the excitement
at Venice sim keeps up. over $l0)0uO
has been blown In at the new Venetian
resort. ana the promoter says he is
ready 10 spend 100000 more.
The state board " equalization re-
turned this morning from Beaver where
the members held a heart 10 heart talk
With the assessors ot adjoining coun-
tics The board leaves Friday morn
ing for Manti, whore a delegation OF
county assessors WIN be found waiting
for conference there,