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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-05
800
CHEAP RATES TO TEXAS,

One-way second-class coionist ticket
will be sold December 10 and q to point
in Texas east of and including Dalhar
Amarillo. Quanah. Vernon. Eft. Worth
San Angelo. Brady. Kerrville. San An
tonic, Alice. Corpus Christi ara Rockpori
at rate of 1880
Homeseekers' tickets to the west and
northwest. at rate of one fare plus 50
for the round trip will be sold the first
and third Tuesdays In each month. lin
tied 81 days from date of sale.
Jacksonville, Fla. ana return, 1920.
Tickets sold December g. limited jan
uary 2. 1905, at rate OF one fare plus rs
cents for round trip.
Cheap rates for the holidays. Tickets
will be sold to any point south Of the
Ohio and east of the Mississippi rivers.
December 23 "a. %. 26 and 81. 1904. and
January l. 1905. at rate OF one fare and
a third for the round trip.
For information. apply or write to
p. SID JONES. o. p. A.,
Both phones sos. Birmingham, Ala
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quest for reward comes from Solicitor
Oliver of the Sixth circuit.
M. r. Curry has been appointed tax
I collector of Marshall county to fill out
the unexpred term of J. f. Chambers
| who is going to California.
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last night with loss of $4,000 partially
covered by insurance. The house was oc-
crpied by o. e. Ament, local manager
OF the Standard Oil company. Il. T.. Win
tiers, manager of the Traction company,
and Judge Joseph Carthel field agent
OF the Alabama Sunday School assoeia-
ton. The losses on furnishings were only
sparsely covered by insurance. Judge
Carthe loses his fine library, which he
doesn't know just how to value. The
flames broke out at 12:15 o'clock and the
house burned to the ground In very
short time. The home of w. II. Rives.
next door was greatly damaged by the
heat. AS a precaution the firemen cut
a hole in the wall of the latter resi-
dence and drenched it with water, caus-
ing considerable loss this way.
May Consolidate.
There Is some talk of the consolidation
OF the two street car companies now
operating in the city. Mai. r. f. Steiner
Vice President of the Traction COM
pany, is in New York and will look after
some of the business of his company
while there seeing the eastern stock
holders After his return it will be known
what to expect. One of the first things.
however will be the reorganization of the
Montgomery Baseball association, now
controlled ~ the Traction company.
new company will be organized and
stock will be sold to a number of in
dviduals to arouse enthusiasm.
Meet in Birmingham.
At a meeting of the state executive
committee Of the Alabama Sunday School
association, held in the office of G. G.
Miles in this city yesterday, it was de-
termined to hold the State Sunday School
association meeting at Birmingham, In
the Cumberland Presbyterian church, on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, April
%. 26 and 27. Messrs. John d. Durr, G. q.
Miles, w. w. Pearson ana Joseph Car
thel, all of Montgomery, were appointed
to get up the programme. 1t is expected
that there will be very large attendance
as a great deal of work has been done this
year in the line of the efforts put forth
by the association, and many new men
and women have been Interested.
Reward Offered.
Acting Governor Cunningham today Of
fered a reward of $3.50 for the arrest and
conviction of the murderers or murderer
of DIR. Frank Fosque at Demopoiis IL"
weeks ago. Two negroes have been ar
rested for this crime, having been moved
from Linden because of fear of a MOB.
In a letter to the Governor, Solicitor Os-
car l.. Gray urges the offer of reward
and says he believes the real murderers
have not been caught. He says 1t was
a foul crime and everything possible VIII
be done to bring the guilty to justice.
A reward was also offered for the MUIR
derers of Forest Adams In Pickens coun-
ty, and of Zeke Clark in Talladega
county. Adams was q negro. and the re-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-05
In Good Shape.

report of an inspection of mine No
TO- Pratt City, operated by state cnlvicts
has been transmitted to the acting Gov
ernor by Mine Inspector J. NJ Gray. the
inspection having been made by Associ-
ate Inspector flames Hillhouse. 1t is
shown that the ventilation is first-class
and conditions all over the mine good
There are 232 miners. 81 inside day hands
and is outside The mine is ventilated
by steam from pumps.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-05
R|HLUNG TAKEN
BY HIDDEN MINES
Desperate Fighting Charac ter
lied the Attack
THOUSANDS WERE KILLED
Russians Were Entirely Unsuspecting,
When Suddenly a Terrific Explo-
sion Under Fort Hurled
Them to Eternity.

Headquarters of thu Japanese Third
Army, in Front of Port Arthur, Decem-
Der 29.-(Via Yin Kow, via Tien Tsin,
january 4-Cable correspondence of
the Associated Press.)-After many
weeks of patient toll by regi-
ment of the center division, the
making of mine tunnels under the
north wall of Rihlung mountain fort
through solid rock was completed, and
the mines laid on December % without
warning seven mines containing two tons
of dynamite each, were exploded at 10
o'clock in the morning of the 2Sth The
spectacle was magnificent. The entire
front walls of the fort seemed to be lifted
into the air in a tremendous opaque cur
tain of earth and debris of all kinds.
There were no preliminary bu..n
ment to give the Russians a hint of what
was in store for Them Half of the gar
rlson persisted as the result OF the explo-
sions, and the subsequent charge of the
Japanese.
The force of the explosions was ire
mendous. The entire hillside was covered
with earth and debris, and the moat
was filled to {. level with the broken wans
of the fort.
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Concealed in Trenches.

In anticipation OF a stubborn resistance
by large garrison the Japanese be-
fore daylight pushed a large force into
the trenches, where they remained con-
eealed until the explosion took place.
The moment the mines were fired a whole
park of siege guns opened concentrated
fire upon the FORTS which was obscured
from view by the bursting shells.
Under cover OF this wonder practice,
large force II the nearest gaps charged
over the filled moat, and attacked the
hrst line of the Russian trenches, behind
which were machine guns.
The Russians were thrown into the
greatest confusion and many of them
were killed by the explosions. Never
theless they fought desperately, but were
not able to withstand the number and
determination of the Japanese who pass
over the broken walls like rats in the
face of fire from the machine guns.
anu the first line of trenches was captur-
ed after twenty minutes of awful fight
ms.
The fort was arranged in two levels
In the lower level there was infantry in
the trenches and upon the walls, and in
the rear We're machine gun trenches with
deep interior. In the center of the
highest level there were quick-fring guns
oiiNA AcoNiti guns III tDt Improvements.
In the rear of the higher level masonry
We're the concreted barracks, the maya
zines and the kitchens of the garrison.
When the Japanese captured the lower
level OF the first spirited charge, they
were not able to advance further. With
splendid courage, however, the black
masses of troops maintained their posi-
ton Notwithstanding an awful concern
trated fire from the fortress, and from
artillery in the forts of Antse and Else
mountains across the gorge of the Shut
shi valley, and made a trench line from
the broken walls to capture the machine
gun trenches, and lower section of the
forts. Then they charged the higher
level in splendid FORM going up In twos
and threes until large body had gained
the crest OF the northeast corner. Be-
lore dark the walls of the high level
We're black with men who had gained
the interior in small parties despite the
awful fire. In the meantime more Japan-
csc gained the higher level of the fort
from the gorge at the west side.
Contested Every Inch.
The Japanese attacked in overwhelming
numbers from all sides, but the remnant
of the garrison continued to fight with
splendid spirit, contesting every inch of
the interior.
Under cover of the darkness the Japan
csc captured the last sections, and the
barracks at o'clock in the morning.
one hundred and fifty of the garrison
escaped through the connecting trenches
in the rear of the fort, which they de-
stroyed by mines to prevent pursuit.
Three prisoners were taken and the
others of the garrison were killed.
The Japanese losses during the day
and night We're about 1000 killed or
wounded.
Within the fort the japanese captured
-FOUR guns OF large calibre. seven quick
nrlng guns and two machine guns, be-
slaes others not yet counted. In the
gorge at the rear of the fort they cap
tured thirty quick-firing guns. which
had been ready to repel any attack on
the fort from the rear
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-05
Achor's Slayer.

The handsome eleven room residence
OF Mrs. Mary C. Hubbard was burned
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lDR. Y. {. HOLLOWAY,
SPECIALIST
PRIVATE DISEASES,

guarantees
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-08

Golltiion Bet @u1cr@tnm II.
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GGaiice ais Erophct.

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Scirnt6S NicCnicm.

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GridDun Satin uno Sdnuicacrmuttcr.

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0inc SraaDoic Ocp Mcrrrs.

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Nns Dem Snncreu WdrDlnm6's mt
ben anarcd pcnbeu Stnaten.

Son4c ud tbouSit roc.
Ser 10 Sabre oltc Gborlc9 @illort
non 0IcnmooO, Soma. mclhcr in
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Gp0 Scnrlctt elmer cntluiirOi1cn6cn
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EoitbcfGrocrnns mad Scm NnSlancc.

Die %ou5lGnbiid)e Eoit fir sic ont
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Nod)mittoGS; nod Guba. pioS ompo.
t1glid) I'M 1 llbr Nod)nl.; nod Gotta
Micn, SouOuroS (SitfiiItc) NM Oltc.
tcnolo, uio Nem.S Orleans, mo rod)
@ocoS sci Soro mo Iicorogua
(Gitfiiiie), pio Mobile, tGglid nm
8 llbr gbcnoS.
&rons. Bocific Bet.
Somitng - 7 llGr NbcnoS, iiirgtcut
Seclono, Nuitrolien, Neu Goleoo.
nicn Samoa, &oluoii mo Die Slit
Snicln pio Son 6~ran5iSco.
Eoit fir Ole F6ilippinen uno8uom
bia Son 6ron5iSco idlieBt bier i11.
lid Z llbr A6cnoS bis 5lnu 10. De-
5enlbcr.
". Soll&arriS,
Toltmeiiter.
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&erSet SanseigentBiimcr.

SW UttIuNTtH.
Mobetne 5ipeiIt5diSe Saufer nit fehs 8tHi'
meru an Der g9eitieiie Der SronesGtraBe. dpts
lbeu Jdirmonnt gloeHue uuo 5apettesS trabe.
Cabeil cementirie Seller, cementirtes 3rottotr,
uluit gepfIafterte Gtrobe. Sefen, SURFACES uno
Wlarrnorsl reppen. BreiS SITS. Grltnb5tns $50
bro Subr. Inter Iei6ten 8eoinguteen oer'
Jault. Dian nebule Die 5Girmountsgluenu Cars.
g. Z. Gallagher, NGuunternebmer.
Q2s-.) gir. 2s0S. Sc~irmuuutsglhe.
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3u perfanfen.


Senc neucn nlOoerueu 5lueiitbdt9en S1llet
mount 9loenue uno SdDetiesS trabe; ceirentirlt
Steucr, Irottoire mo 6bfe: elnnilirte Sdee'
nanne mo Hiidensglbailiie; WGrmorsI reppeIL
GuNienpilnitcr aus pergIatten 5ie9elltelllen'
gleoinolm0eu. Yrcis $500. @rllno5ine $50 pro
Snbr. Rebnlt Die Snirinouuis Npcnles HSagGoIlS'
Naltcr y. @eitpbol, an Crit unb Steite.
Oipp27 1WGtI)
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gr. 1924, Ctt'8aInp,ors' @trots. Str'
mer an Strrsn ai permistbet. - Gt,nfte
4etrduf- unb Setrs. .9opsSies'~r1ue'
rets-Pter. Ftr,ummIunasIofoI bed OFT
Somburoitr. Snimeitr. Rdu' urS 2stb'
YPretns. gbsf. EEL 8p,te 1852 %.
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3n urrfanien oScr 5u uermietGcn.

3u ucrfauieu poer III uermictbcH:
Sine Surm bon 30 gtderH. Aat8uiraqen I'M
@roCerN rPnoen an 6dc uon Steoerid '9ioao uHo
Guuino-g ucnuC, gCgCniihcr Ocm 9Snaaons Sdips
nru. t341-3)
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sorboiis0de oer 3ofu. NIB Sorret'Straes.
Sdnptnuortier oes @eiuHanere!us -Welos
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strIammlungsn oes p%0erterntni Mstser'
S.r,lns" ie5en 2. uro 4 9tenitaa i'm NO.
not. fsIepbuu - Wt. Sernun 2BsS T..
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gbam 3ayp's 8eHansast.

st. AVA, gtULU-fS,.LG.~~.O...At
Der -ytororit Sm~merieabrenb- SGupttttn
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{ ieben WnntdS. - 8ecrgt srebm Il Sons
9ter am 3dpt. md beuifcer art Sirsff
BON Shb.
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.. SSlst,s bnne..

gtr. 1-20 biz 1922, Sartotb'abtnue.
S~ouptulartter oe5 sI6dIi1'W Arneraors".
Saue UNI Sommeradrteu biuig Al ner'
mie.ben. Outer Blus far W~ufterRr5ften.
Setn'te Geti6rfe. Srei'Sool. y. 4 D..
feIerbuu - UT. SerHOr 37Gp y.
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Sin m6blirteS Srout5immcr. titr cine Fer'or
$40 mo iitr 5lpci FeripneIl S2.25 pro 9Sohf.
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$l.5O mo fir 6luct RcrioueH 81 10 pro 8odhe.
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hes ,3anern ser. lint. s@s:retn5," ~gi6eE.
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, foes S!.r 3u ieo"r Sett. 3eltpbrn; V.
, Il V. - Boit $500 VI.
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ithIIfts HIutnV-ytu1 ,1r1sr - 91'iGst
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