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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-11
CHICAGO DE-
MAkDS TROOPS
Teamsters Strike Shows No
Cessation Today.
AMrlaiapmN

Associated Press
Chicago. Mas 4 With the employ.
efs pfspAtinF 20 address a demand lar
tmaps. yiolenca in tho Toamsten'
strike slle1s 10 cessation today
Tie vsry arst Uuthfeak reSuiiei ii
S fatality Charles Rlebl.ng, a white
man. received a fractured skull from a
3 stone thrown by uon.uuion colonei
tssmstsr Ia riot at TIE corner q
Eighteenth aud State sfotts
During a second disturbances on
kiThteeuih street today a nan.union
eaIared teamster was shot lie lad
attempted % strike q small boy wilo
hho0tsd an offensive epltiri ~ hlm
stflkesYmpathlfers Instantly attacked
TIC ns9ru.
Chicago. May q shcrlr Thomas
+ barrett has hlantly warned Tie
strikers tlAt troops viii ~ asked
fof III him u the R1lice and deputy
slaeFtifs prove unable ta control further
Fl0lNsAa consequently strike sYmpa.
tHisen arp much lesa 80 egiience to.
day
chief Q Mlei has Issued general
onieg % arrest aH persons found tol.
loelng police guarded wagons
tricks and bass bal, bats we're used
aith hood letting effect here TO-DAY
10 Dearborn street near Nlneteeuth
sben sa1fu of uogrcs and non,
union men preparing % take cut
wagons were attacked bY mob u
sfFlke sgmpath,lers and several men
lalil1 hurt Harp Jameson 4 IS.
sfander shose bead vas cat open -
q lase bah bar sili proiably die
Tie paiics Dispersed the mob after
clubbing many mon
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-11
TEACHERS AND
SCHOLARS KILLED
In Storm at Owl, |. 7. By a
School House
COllapsIng.

Associated hHea
NussaTse ( r. May lt is he.
iisfei tlai asefai pefsous were
slllei ua Haag iaianed aud much
aamage aene e. property hy last
night storm Wires are dosu. and
names ard details are hctiug Al
oNl eight Ienan are said o. have
l.esn kl'lea sui dozen injured Al
helrt ssteTai Hefsns ave reported
injured
A. aHeef8aea report from 0wL T.
2 states that Professor hiuaon and
fa1f seilg ehI'anh we're killed 81
the calamne s. 8 school bui.ding
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-11
AN eoo or ANCIENT DATE.
fos'Ai nseeatiy Discovered in AH-
sona - PggspeetoF l.
sniaetAluE nAFa

A romance n aeleHe har boea tte -.
cent tlseasfrg afa f0as.l sgg in ihe ella
river Is ArstoaA a Writtrin tha Amlur-
iean Journal II .rhra aAye gtai lFas
pessaF a0kminlus at8nua UAmo up8n
what mad % II water worn peahie.
tour If nfs inches ia diameter Ne
erAekes 10 ffsEmeft with ha pick
49, discovered q fa. uEg lnaiia Iha
eaaisuia haH 0ssn converted lHtl a sab.
stanea fess#Hllas aaptAt which osh
nrms taa theory that tllumen is dsrifct
ffom aaimal remains TIE esq d a.
iafse S. That q q tack nr r1dsr aHt
uasi have hsaa iais hundreds af thou.
saaaa = gaafs as1 A Bird 10 tls sits
g 8 ssa 81 aarmeragt murt have iald
q aat ihga 6 Tell ih,1 tls uater M int1
fts slff aass = vhleh limestone o.
tafmet #tfs Eamaut f1rcs ta feumt
emlettsf aa8 ttss protected Per
frafa t6g Hff etafirarf o. fr fruff
on tug Hat at ia.f tha utuIr became
fsas5zI #afes iafa atnaf Thnu the
iitaeafahe Nas ifiat from ia uaterj
fst perhaps - faihair action. and
fafHet tafftsn ~ q mountain range.
fhnaEa ths agency af frlsi aad raia
cold aat snHsH'ne fragments ~ llae.
store asfa trkea ag unul at laat ths
sFs Hsz faaehst aHl ihe piece of stone
hfslaIHs t ffg lai the Qga river tt
aas fuslaf eaer and over su1us 3 mal.
Hiafs e efhf stones lufH iD aHfiea
Hers ratasi ~ ass BE- hUoams q water
HufE g#ht1H O. a mnuHfain atrram
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-11
HANDSOME LADY
FOUND DYING
Shoots Herself in a Hotel And
Leaves Letters OF
Explanation.


Associated Press
Nee Yafh Mas A handsome
somaa = gean e agp. who was ~.
lsteud q Ms J W Cray % New
Orleans shot hefsa.f ina room AZ the
lmpe-lal hote' here today Sio vas
unconscious slen found ard b s le-
.i8Fed cannot recover Size lcfi fmf
letfen oae addressed 20 Clarlo H
stoaeiiam. q msmtsr q loa hn-
kefase EFm lu aue letter tiie woman
upbuIded etaheg fu treating Ter
cfueH aad t1mg get r.i 10 lor
and aEas slse tsd laught revolver
aitf aHlsh o. kiH herself
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-11
FACTS ABOUT CORAL BEADS
TIE Genuine Are Pun 81 fmpeffsc-
asas an8 Ar stll High
fu Price

"H wa atsh a. bay eaul heass ro
mafH tha iaae eathu lest according
h ihs laIHselghA NefA. "yau nust
Al % sliahH DEALER WINS even rel
lehi3 meE D 81 ehBta8 ana unteH ttat
thU average gsunh NdUh rot huow tta
difference There's orc way t1 tali. hav.
ever { 80 eaaiH 81 ehaap iu ttt case
ths very perfection ai 600 uaa1s VIA
c9atiues tha would h purchaser 90
ths'r sQuti1aaness 4 atuns of small
h g. a3 e ot gia wiIi d. mII %
lffls lnl aflesliaas. If theytereaI mo
iarsef the taai afnal ral thn marer4
aasiFe Tbs sl8 eaftel oral iaaaIr
~ iaaE azo went aai because It was iui
Ate3 g. sIHHld uI yuu couldn't teu
fe fff raHea between pioca that r.st
ihrss aolafa ahd 60 iust hecauss tas
Ffltf hsslta % sgll-aio piHk arc al "a.
rtasiee aat neraHs fancy thar traneh
efal 6hsfaa afa f,..t o. isarih that seii
sf ere dollar ans lees brg not r,aI mH
thsY Hfe. aaa thfy aft cheap benus
thsg afa made q ue tip ends of ihe
sFai haaehes. ahich ars taa small o.
te eaFtai lai8 a1EttiHs 90 all an
siauE fIW italian eassf fhefe chaina sfe
sali for g TIRE ara e haif ,aa ctntu sor
fent taise The favored purchasing
slaos-
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-11
Aua8ai Meeting German Baptist
brethren Bdstoi Tenn
Jane o. zoos

faf this occasion tie Frisco vii
sell round trap tickets % nflsiol
TENN at rate Uf one fare regular
ant GLASS fare ior tlo round trip.
Tickets % he sold Mas 3l tune 3
and 3 laa Tickets good iof ptun
pAssaFe ~ q and Including luy i
iaas Tickets good far continuous
pAssAae RI each dircctian Faf fur
thet Information see Frisco Agents
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-11
A Fly lime

Nlp sas sly oua Nory tb.s morn.
ins De npfodared This beautiful
latle slAua from me ry lear oi bis
note lauk
a - aad Flea ina Fiue Ntrecon.
aned
Nlaf eaustthef de
sAld tie t5 r., ps Foe
Sail the fiea let us Fil
g ti4e4 aaa thr a nAw in rhe Flue
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-11
The TOWNSHIP COMMISSION
ordersd 20 Ttnish Work in Cherokee
Nasioa ~ duly 4.

Tie Cherokee ToWns.te commission
received ofien from ne Interior de.
paftmeaf last seek io proved with
tie determination ~ contests and -
oaut.nHs TIE sale % ai guso'i town.
lets Ia thg towns ~ TIE Chefokee
Nation unf tle work % TIE Com.
mission Is completed ahlch Will b. In
alaai s.nt da5k
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-11
GOV. HARRISON
IMPEACHED
Iohn N. Brown Elected TO Sue
eeed Him as Governor OF
The SeminoIes.
AaNnMpuA

Associated Press
Neskasse q Mas q 8 special
20 the Democrat from Wesoka Tho
semlnels capital states lat ths sem.
inalo naalsll has imrtaefed aciing
Governor Faeeb Harrison and elected
Ex4iofemof John y Brown unan.
im0aslg q acceea hlm Bfoan ai'i
serve gnti lsa absu tbs tribal g8f.
eminent fenaluates
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-11
ONE NIGHT TREATMENT
For Sore Hands and Feet
with Cuticura

Soak the haa8s ~ ieei cn rttiing
iu % slFong. hot CREAMY lsthrr of
Cuueum 1oap Dry aud aao-Ht freely
with Cuiieufa Ointment the great skin
cure. Wear "a tae hand iaring tbs
u.Fhi al3 laaee gloves ~ bsndaFe the
feet lightly Ia old. solt cottQa or linen.
ra rtala
e. ra.. l H.aHl.
aT Ha lts i.aaia
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-11

At laf they be-
came - sore that
Il waa impossible
for me b do my
house Nork n
i put nay haniisin
water. i was Ia
agouY for hours
and If I triea 10
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-11

Der S TamIna d4f celebration.
Improved anier % Red Men at Joplin
Nc MAJ q leN rns'o wN sell
pal tTln tickets e. Joplin aud return
e nfe = one iae plus lo cents tgW1
natssai sAse MAJ % ana ii 1850
flnai return limit Nay i6 ln Fof
futhff particulars spe fusso Agent
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-11
STANDARD OIL
MEN INDICTED
Grand Jury Returns lndlct.
Ments Against Two
'Igh Officials.
A Ipr

Associated Press
fesH iil Nay Tie grand .au
las Fetauei indictments asaiuN tsu
hl9h eHeaA 81 Tic standard 0
eompan3 heluslilou rapn eifi u
asked q tie e0yerlor neat Nmlay
f1salf names hayo tten suppressed
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-11
HANDS CRACKED
AND PEELED
Suffered for One Year = Water
Caused Agony, Heat Intense Pain
Grew Worse Under Doctors
Could Not Do Any Housework.
ANOTHER WONDERFUL
CURE BY cUTGURA

about e year ago my hands began
20 crack aud peel, tried nlany rcmr-
dies, bat they grew worse all the time.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-05-11

- sAle i feoples dtug stoft.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-07-29

]. NJ. PERKINS GOES
TO NEW YORK CITY
CONSIDERABLE SIGNIFICANCE At
TAcHEo TO THE TRlp-wouLo
GIVE NO DETAILS, BUT ADMIT.
TED DEAL WAS ON FOOT.

Ensley, July 2s-(special)-J. NJ. Per-
kins, the well known real estate dealer
Of this place, received a telegram this
afternoon calling him hastily to New York
ON an important business mission.
He did not have time during his hur-
ried preparations for the trip to explain
the nature of the business calling him
but gave The Age-Herald correspondent
to understand that there was some big
deal on foot in Ensley real estate that
was very important. He left tonight and
will be gone until the middle of next
week
In view of the fact that several i'm
portant new industrial plants are known
to be looking in this direction for Local
lions considerable significance is attach
ed to Mr. Perkins trip to the metropolis.
He admitted that his trip is in the in
terest of large land deal but would
not disclose the name of the second party
or parties to it.
Mr.. Perkins refused to discuss the trip
farther than that if it was successful
it meant a great deal to Ensley.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-07-29
MANY RESIDENCES
ARE BEING BUILT
}. F. cULPEPPER, CONSTRUCTOR
AND BUILDER, REPORTS CON-
SIDERABLE ACTIVITY IN BUILD
ING CIRCLES.

Ensley. July %. -(special)-J. b.
Culpepper, contractor and builder, re-
ports very active business IN his line.
He has completed several handsome resi-
dences in the past two weeks and has
several more in course of construction
besides other that have been contracted
for but not yet begun.
Mr.. Culpepper said today: Building has
never been more active in Ensley than it
io now. am kept busy with all the la
borers l can employ and see more work
ahead of me than 1 can complete in
months.
81 have finished and turned over to the
owners two handsome residences today.
S. T. Harris is moving into a house we
finished for him at Fairview this morn
ing My workmen are this afternoon COM
pleting handsome ten-room residence
on Avenue F for Burt Simpson.
within few days we will have COM
pleted the residence we are building for
Peyton Eubanks on Avenue f. This is
a pebble dash house, the only one in the
city, and when completed, this, in my
opinion, will be one of the prettiest resi-
dences in Ensley.
ut would take some time for me to
er umerate the buildings that have been
erected in Ensley during the past few
months and still longer to name those
who are preparing to build.
This building activity is not confined to
residences as there are a number of i'm
provements in business property now I'M
der way and being contemplated
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-07-29
GIT is IGNORANCE THAT WASTES
EFFORT" TRAINED SERVANTS USE
SAPOI| 10

was no scoring and no goal. The
game must have been evolved in the
pure love of horses and horseman-
ship. Whoever had the skin was by
the act of possession constituted ut"
and an object of mob violence until
some one else wrested the trophy
from him. With the skin tucked Sc
curely away between his knee and the
saddle, he who was ut" would lead
the chase round and across the arena,
straight through the stagnant pool op-
posite us, over the hill and out of sight.
Lost to the view of the spectators, he
would suddenly appear at some other
spot on the crest, and tear pell-mell
down its side with fifty horsemen at
his heels. The skin might change
hands half a dozen times in as many
minutes; or it might be held until its
guardian was forced, by the firing Of
his horse, to give up. Then there
would be quick pass to his nearest
neighbor, and away the skin would
go, under the spur of fresh life. The
pursuing mob was always fresh. AS
1t came dashing across the basin,
waiting horsemen, scattered about,
would suddenly spring into motion and
join the throng. while IN its wake there
formed long line Of painting animals,
brown with dust and sweat, their la
bors for the moment over.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-07-29
ELKS HALL SOON
TO BE COMPLETED
Part of the Furniture Has Arrived.
viii Be One of the Best Halls
In the District.

Ensley. July 8.-(Special.)- 1.-THE second
and third stories of the r. T. McCleoud
building on Avenue e, which are being
fitted up for an Elks' hall, are nearing
completion, and when done will be one
of the best appointed club apartments in
the district.
A force of workmen have been employed
for some time repairing, remodeling and
painting the floors and walls. The commit
tee in charge of the work hope to have 1t
all completed in another week or ten days.
The furniture, which was ordered some
time ago through Harris & Lovelady Fur
niture company, is arriving, and will all
be delivered as soon as the building is
ready.
The furniture for the hall will cost $4,000
and is well selected
A local lodge of Elks has not yet been
organized but will be after the building
is ready for the holding of the meet
ings.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-07-29
NATIONAL GAME
Played by the Wonderful Rough Riders
Of Turkestan.

From Scribner's Magazine.
AS it came 1t broke and disclosed a
tight jam of a hundred horsemen, all
apparently struggling without check
ing their speed, to occupy the center
of the group at once. They struck our
bank as a wavestrikes a cliff, surged
half up 1t in spray of single horse
men and flying spectators, and then
settled back disintegrated. Like q
fash one horseman suddenly threw his
body far over from his saddle and
gave a tremendous tug at something
black which hung from the saddle OF
another. The black thing changed
owners, and in another instant its new
possessor was on across the ground,
himself the object of another attack.
This, then, was the game. The
black thing was the skin of a freshly
killed sheep, thrown still bloody into
the arena BY some oficial at the start.
grabbed up from the ground by some
one Of the horde Of horsemen, and Its
possession to be defended by its mo-
mentary holder against any faction OF
1000 riders. throughout the day. There
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-07-29
PEOPLE OF ENSLEY
ARE WELL PLEASED
plan to Erect Electric Light Plant
Meets With General Favor-Coun-
Gil VIII Proceed With Work.

Ensley, July Observation-Disclosures people
of Ensley seem to be well pleased with
the action taken in mass meeting at the
city hall in recommending the erection OF
an electric light plant by the city.
The City Council at their next meeting
will take the matter up and proceed with
the arrangements for the establishment of
the plant
A bond election will have to be ordered,
and the other usual formalities gone
through, but since the people have ex-
pressed themselves in such positive
manner the necessary legal formalities are
a secondary matter in the minds of those
interested.
The proposed public utility is consid-
cred to be one of the most importan UNI
dertakings the city has attempted for
some time, and everyone seems anxious TO
see the plant in operation.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-07-29
UNION QUALITIES.
Goods Made BY Union Labor Said to
Be Superior.

Ensley, July 2S.-(special.) --One good
thing about labor organizations is the
way they raise the standard of work
done by their members. Take working
mems clothes, for instance. The firm of
]. RAPPORT & Bros. of Ensley, Ala, the
well known and wide awake clothiers,
are sole agents for the goods made by
Hamilton Carhartt, manufacturer of De-
troit. This concern makes the best work.
ing clotheYmade Every stitch is taken by
union hands.
1t is rather an interesting idea, this
of union work for union wearers. 1t is
characteristic of the enterprise Of J. Ra-
port and Bros, that they have the ex-
elusive agency Of these goods In this
city.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-07-29
FIRE DEPARTMENT
TO BE IMPROVED
New Station to be Established
on Palmer Terrace
tNsLfYS FIRE RECORD
With Three Paid Men and Ten Volun-
teers No Fire Has Been Allowed
to Do Serious Damage-Some
Changes Are Proposed.

Ensley. July ESPECIAL -Ensley OF
ficials are contemplating NUMBER %
improvements in the fire department.
among them being the establishment OIL
a station on the Southsde on Palmer Ter
race.
This part of the city is growing very
rapidly and the need of better fire protec-
tion is being felt. The establishment of
this station would call for the employ
ment of more men and more equipment
Another change that may be made ana
which is considered as very important
one is the moving of the present station
from the Twenty-hrst street side OF the
city hall to the front on Avenue e, in the
market division.
This change would not only give the
company more room, but would put them
In much easier reach of the business sec
ton of the city. AS 1t is now, to reach
fire in the business section the company
has to make two short, difficult turns
within a few yards. The start Is very
bad and the quarters ill-convenient Ill
many respects. 1t Is claimed. by the men,
bers of the department. 1t is possible that
this change will be ordered in a short
while.
Fnsley has reason to feel proud of the
record made by It's fire department. There
are three paid men and ten volunteers,
and they have never allowed a fire IN
the past two years to get beyond the
building in which it started, and in mos
cases they have extinguished them with
but small loss.
Joe Tetlow, street overseer, is chief of
the department C. S. Morrison is foreman
and d. C. Thompson and w. %. Gould
are members. The last three are paid
members.
The department now has two trucks or
hose wagons, two horses and other equip
ment, which is kept up-to-date. The
chief also has a horse in the depart
ment
The department has recently purchased
400 feet of good new hose one new relief
valve and two new play pipes.
Ensley's fire department will compare
we'll in efficiency and equipment with
most any city Its size in the country.
Personal and General.
Mrs. Frank Bridges, Mrs. Lemuel Jones
and Miss Susie Hoffman of Fountain
Heights were visitors in Ensley today.
]. F. Culpepper, the contractor and
builder is erecting a handsome new res
idence for George Butch at Martin sta
ton, on the South Ensley car line.
J. e. Camp, probate judge of Talla-
dega county was in the city today, the
guest of his nephew, C. e. Camp.
The Rev. J. H. Longcrier will move in
q few days to the residence at No. 1918
Avenue F. l.. Bozeman will move into the
residence vacated by Mr.. Longcrier.
Joe Koyiskie, who has been sick for
some time, died this morning at st. Vim
cents hospital. He has been employed at
the steel plant here for some time.
T. F. Corrupt, bookkeeper for the Ems
ley company, was called to Trenton, Ca.
today by the serious Illness of his mother,
who Is suffering from a severe stroke of
paralysis.
The Joy-Bearers Mission circle of the
Cumberland Presbyterian church will
meet with Miss Roberta Russell Monday,
August 7.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-07-29
UNION SERVICES
BEGIN TOMORROW
Only One Service on Sunday Nights
In Churches of Ensley Dur
ing Summer.

Ensley, July Disqualification SER
vices will be held at the First Presby-
terrain church Sunday night. The Rev.
r. G. Shearer will conduct the services.
The churches of Ensley have custom
of having these union services every SUM-
day night during the summer. and this
will be the beginning for this year. Only
one service is held in the city on Sun
day night, and that rotates from one
church to another, and Is conducted by
the various ministers of the city.
The usual morning service lis held at
all the churches except on special oc-
casions.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-07-29
KNOCKERS CLUB MEETS.
An Occasion of Rare Social Entertain
ment at EnsIey.

Ensley, July ESPECIAL 1.-The Knock
ers' club was entertained tonight by Miss
Francis Arnold at her residence on Palm
er terrace The evening was delightfully."-
spent in various entertainments and all
present declared their hostess to be among
the most gracious in Ensley.
The Knockers club is an unique organ
ization and is formed of a number of the
society set of Ensley of both sexes. They
are informal in their entertainments and
always give enjoyable entertainments.
which fact is vouched for by a number
of outsiders who have been their guests
from time to time on special occasions.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-07-29
In New Quarters.

Ensley. July 2S.-(Special. )-Rouss &
Maenza Corcery company have moved
into their new building on Avenue e,
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets and within a few days will have
their stock in good shape for business.
They have double the space here that they
had at their old stand and will be better
able to handle their growing trade.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-07-29
SELL MINERAL LANDS.
Morris Brothers Dispose of Valuable
Property In BIount.

Ensley July 2s.-(Special)-D. w. Nor
ris g. Brother have completed the sale of
some valuable mineral property they had
near Oneonta, in Blount county, today.
1t is understood that they received very
handsome price but the figures were not
given out.
1t is rumored that they intend investing
extensively in Ensley real estate and i'm
provements in the near future.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-07-29
Aerarian Disorders in kief.

Odessa, July 2S.-Serious agrarian dis
orders are reported to have occurred near
Zhoerinka, in the government of Kieff.
General Ignatieff, president of the special
commission for the revision of the excep-
tional laws for safeguarding public order,
having completed his investigation of the
causes of the Odessa riots, has proceeded
to Zhoerinka
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-07-29
BANK cLEARINes.
Birminghams Gain Over Same Week
Last Year Is Only 20 Per Cent.

New York, July 2S.-The following
table. compiled by Bradstreet, shows the
bank clearin.s at the cities named for
the week ending July 81 with the per-
centage OF increase and decrease as COM
pared with the corresponding week last
year. Totals include clearing nfty-two
other cities. Canadian totals include clear
ings of seven other cities In Canada