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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-04
Girls Took a Feed.

San Francisco, Oct 4.-The United
Daughters Of the Confederaey held a
business session this morning Mayor
Sehmitz welcomed the delegates 10 tho
city. They took luncheon at the Palace
Hotel, and this afternoon took a trip
TO Mount Tamalpias
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-04
Bezonah Can Scrap.

Cincinnati, o., Oct. 4.-Andy Bezo-
nah today issued a challenge to fight
any 190-pound fighter in the world to a
finish, or limited. He is the youngest
of three pugilistic brothers, and has
been in 90 ring battles, and has never
heen defeated.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-04
More Troops 70 Africa.

Berlin, Oct. Alt is understood
Germany is sending $4,000 men Of all
branches of the service to German
Southeast Africa, TO reinforce the
troops trying TO suppress the HeFerors.
This force viii cost AN additional s2,-
100000 annually.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-04

Feel tired, no appetite, cannot sleep,
work or eati That's tiredness and
will disappear at once if you take Hol'
listers Rocky Mountain Tea this
month. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. DR..
Stones.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-04

A strength tonic that brings rich,
red blood. Makes you strong, healthy
and active. That's what HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea will do. 80 cents,
Toa or Tablets. DR.. stones.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-04

A wonderful tonic. Drives out all
impurities, gives you strength, health
and happiness. That's what HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea will do. DIR.
Stones.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-04
Tacoma Flooded.

Tacoma had the heaviest rain Of the
season Monday night. Nearly two and
a quarter inches fell in about four
hours, flooding the streets and doing
much damage.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-04
Strong's Restaurant
SMITH & sEFFERT, Props.

This popular restaurant has been
reopened by Smith s. seffert, who
will conduct a hrst-class, up-to-date
restaurant.
Regular -25c dinner from 12 to
$3.50.
Merchants zoe lunch from IL
to 2.
SHORT ORDERS SERVED FROM
Ga. M. TO o p. M.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-04
Putting on the Faint.

Pittsburg, Oct. 4.--Pennsylyania
crude oil advapeed again today. 1t is
predicted that II viii reach two dol
lars.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-04
Lady Solicitors wanted.

Experience required Most desir-
able work and good pay. Yokohama
Tea Store. 10'3-tf
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-10
MLTEo RIvAL ans woMAN.
Husband Of Murdered wife Identifies
Old Lover as Slayer

Plttshurs Feb Ale KILLED hcrl
He killed her! That's The fellow He
gave me back her poekltlook In the
dark. too"
John A. Kirkpatrick almost orazcd
with grief and anger this morning
made these remarks In the Allegheny
police station when told OF the ap,
pearance OF Norman n, Geyser who
was arrested for the murder OF the
beautiful yuugs Mrs kirkpatrick last
Saturday evening, Her body was found
frozen stIn IA hours later In a vacant
lot.
u know he killed her" continued
kirkpatrick. iRntlcally. as he tried 20
get at The prisoner Gle has threat.
ened to Hn her because she would
have nothing TO do with him. Let m
at him!"
kirkpatrick wandered through the
streets of the town last night. and this
morning appeared haggard and Wild
looking at The cell room doors OF the
police station 90 know it any arrests
had heen made This WAS the first
intlmatlon he had that Ooytcr had
been taken Ia by the authorities.
Ceyscr, whose father Is connected
with the city Ore department aud "a
strong Ia politics said later no had
met Mrs Kirkpatrick ON the street
about 1880 o'clock Saturday evening
and had talked with her a few min
utcs BE had not aecn her again.
Asked where Doe had spent Che rest at
thc evening be sslf "in q saloon up.
town
The body OF lhc murdered woman
wac viewed ln 40 undor,akora shop
by many hundred shop glrls who had
known Matte SHOOK and bad admired
her beauty before she became Mr
Kirkpatrick
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-10

Ntniia, ~ giiaBea corpus has
been suspended 10 he provinces o.
CaFlie and gaialnas Mai0rGensfsl
Cofb'n % cooperatas afih Governor
"rehi ard 81 gFins him every pos
slblr ga in s1DgreHnr aWlessness
Featrai troops consisting of detach
meet 0f picked shapsb9aien Wor
iH conjunction Fith the native scou,
nad fhe eoasfabHlarT Federal troop
garrsoa fhe toaaf and martial av
has practically been established Tha
present situation Do tbe tao province
d partially due 90 one ladronam aai
% disanscfi9a fsftered by fae Opp
ue1tt % lhe leiernai revenue law
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-10
KILL WIFE SAYS GOOD SPIRIT.
So White Man Claims and He Trlec
TO Carry Out orders.


Gainesville, Ca, Feb FL. n. Shlr
ley. a white man who has lived al
New Holland for some time, has been
placed Id jail. and viii be tried on q
writ OF lunacy. He has been acting
queerly for some time, an2 claims that
the good spirit tells him 70 do many
curious things Many people here
believe that acting on the deluslou
that be was ordered to DO SO. has been
the party guilty OF shooting Harmon
and Miss Taylor and committing The
lawless acts OF this community which
resulted in terrorizing Ia etown
Some time ago Shirley claimed that
the good spirit told him to cut of bis
finger and he promptly wracked Il on
with knife. Later he told his wife
be had been told by the spirit to XIII
her, and he endeavored TO do so, but
was restrained Since the first two
nights OF the shooting here he has
been kept under close watch, but the
authorities deemed It wise today to ar
rest him. He inquired Of the sheriff
If he was not suspected Of the shoot
ings, When told that he was, he said
that he could not be guilty OF that
as that would be the Instructions OF
the evil spirit
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-10

Los Angeles Feb q Nm LtT.
Logan. niece Boy maulage or the lais
General John A. logan haf forced
hsr uaY ia'8 tbe business tofld ~
tos Angeles AAs hst rmbhai.caily
answered tbe queftion Can wo.
msH compete ath mer oa aR eauai
bas.ta SOC 40 fmprelsl alsrest
nsa sfa haf atiI'iY that sbe sat pf
hrea ana haf aeeegist fhe manage
neu. ~ q lafga hotel Fumemt.ns zoe
OHFe street. b rsal AaEeF FNgh
Mr LoEsa o. wei. asoaa socially,
a5tb s sen fyaarte9 an4 tos 40.
raie Ser ng0oe GOO rhe realm
90 basir.s es surprise f1 fCf
uet1t arf fhff ar@ rraHarl Rf hrf
r-I...
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-10
TWO BURNED TO DEATH.
Mother Loses Life Trying to Save Her
Baby from Horrible Death.

Mother Loses Life Trying TO Save Hef
Baby from Horrible Death.
Cedartown, Ca. Feb, 9.-One OF the
most shocking casualties that ever oo.
Cured IN Polk county transpired Tues.
day morning by which Mrs Walter
Schliestett and her little 4-yearold boy
lost their lives,
The husband had gone to the Grady
mines. whore he Is foreman, and the
wife was attending to the duties OF tho
household, when the little boy ran into
the room 20 it's mother with lts clothes
afre
Mrs schliestett threw her skirts
around the child to smother out The
blaze, but in her efforts to have her
little one she set her own clothing
afre and both we're horribly burned
After extinguishing the fire from
the childs clothes. which well nigh
burned completely mp, She ran ont Of
the house into the yard and rolled
over in the snow and ice IN her cf.
fort 70 put ont the Ere OF her own
clothing.
Ter screams brought a near peigh.
Dor. but the victims had almost every
article Of clothing completely burned
from their bodies. aud both mother
and child died In agonles a few hours
later.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-10
ACCUSED as aEAaT aoanER.
Chicago Woman chastsed FOR Taking
Hufbhnd from wife

Chicago Woman chastIsed FOR Taking
Husbhnd from wife.
Chicago Fen o Angred OF ihcau
daclty ot Helen Doc.ofos q young wO
man whom the accuses Of stealing lha
seoc,lor8 of q married man lo tbe d.f
tross of DIS family Mls Minnie la
cobs attempted 90 make up Tor thc
Inadcquacy OF che lass by cbastlsIbs
Der 90 front 0f tla county la'l she
seized thg women by he armt and
6hO0k nor violently
"shame on you' cried Ai lacoba
wbo Is a probation officer sDd repre-.
SCENTS various Jewish chauiabia or
ganlzatIDns
y couii scratch yDar ryot out'
continued the angry probation onieof
"You afo mean 90 steal thNaHectI0ns
Of a man who bas q eifo and ESQ
children
The fHghtened victim manaerd 90
maize Der escape Tho Indignation %
Mlss jacobs arose after the TRIAL 81
Isaac shapiro. u Iu1Ea Barnos' cnurt
He was charged wien abanGoHlnE BE-
uifo
3ilss Dociorsb vas ta.tlug opposite
the laIl. q lT fa'8 el.h yles 81 meet.
lng shapiro a. soon IS he regalned DO
freedom
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-10
ENTIRE FAMILY WIPED OUT.
Three People Were Drowned IN OIL
phants Mln Pond.

ihree People Weic bIeHHsu W VII
plants Mill Pond.
Mount Holly y. J.. Feb. An en-.
tire family. consisting OF Shinu o Bal
lnger and wife and the lattors sister.
Miss Mary Taylor OF Modf0rd 81 D.
was wiped out as the result OF a
drowning accident az ELEPHANTS mill
pond here this afternoon.
The victims were hufrying home and
TO save time started 10 cross the
pond They had gone bat short
distance when the iee which was less
than 2 inches thick gave way under
them and they disappeared 10 deep
water Their struggles were without
avail. and the party became exhausted
and drowned before aid could Doe sum
mOned.
A boy. who was az the edge ~ ihs
pond. vas the sole witness Of che trag
edy
All Che bodies vere recovered
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-10
THRILLING RESCUE
FROM. SINKING SHIP
Captain and Grew Saved From
Watery Graves.
-. HAD spRuNo A *


Hl Frozen, the Men Bent to. the
mps, but to No Avail, and the ship
saine a Floating Lesbsrs-caP-
tain Fires the Boat.
NeW York, Feb. 9.-The identity of
tae burning schooner, torch upon the
great highway of the Atlantic, sight
"a ht the St. Paul of the Banks was
nade known yesterday when the Al.
i Transport liner Mesaba, from
o11n, brought into port Captain VIII
M Fitzgerald and his crew Of seven,
he schooner Amanda, from st.
JOINED n. f., for Bahia They were
sd by the Mesaba at a time when
sinking vessel had less than "a
of life left in her.
rae Amanda, three-master, had
in rough weather from st.
on Jan. "a with cargo Of salt
She into ice and sprung leak.
mperature was 10 degrees be-
ro. She had put on a heavy
ice and was constantly adding
pite OF unceasing labor at the
The water IN the hold kept gain.
The coating of ice kept thiel,
en the ship was becoming float.
berg and settling deep.
ite OF uneeasing labor az the
nmp be water in the hold kept gain
M he coating Of ice kept thick.
~ he ship was becoming a float
berg and settling deep
Eaqlain Fitzgerald ordered the an.
cbog afoped, the ensign was set half
way pn the mizzen topmast and
sharf lookout kept
Hall lozen, day and night the men
bent ne pumps. still the schoon-
er led
Cn de afternoon OF Feb / Second
Mate ana Boatswain James Mccarthy
sighted TIE smoke of the Mesaba on
fhr e bow 4h miles away. The
had sighted them first, had
az Altered her course and came
10 re rescue. sending out a lifeboat.
Ih KIT men watched their chances
lAe boat rose and fell They were
- riy frozen they could hardly
but one by one they jumped
W arms Of the rescuers safely.
n 80 exception Of Patrick Wreck
He was nearly across the
ID his way Go the rail- when
et struck the schooner, knock
M h down and throwing him up
the rail-. cutting bis head anC
him internally The doctor
u frst aid
Bin Fitzgerald before leaping.
I'D to abandon her set his yes
fire IN order 10 free the path
gation Of a menace.
aln Fitzgerald saved his gold
which was presented to him by
per0r Of Germany for saving a
81 30 from a sinking ship IN mid
on Jan c. 1904
nd Mate James Mccarthy also
bic gold watch a gift from the
0r Of Newfoundland. IN recos-
OF his heroism in saving The
girl az Cadiz on Jan s 1901
hd Mate Mccarthy has in ibis
brother whom BE- has moi seen
rears. and wishds his bro,her Co.
hat he can be found at so. o.
street.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-10

llUafr.gtIs fHl AM,f
aatefrssrs. "a ytau o.t asf fa.alg
stabbed bT as brother Ttonss ttue
rau oIfe $3.50 f tt
sable .s ufr BONE Tics laJsrtsf
sf 49, table $50 Ttemas te'Trr
bfeae knife tatses o. feaag
5fg,aer FFerd t.ue H pai 49,
rerfrd
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-10
srRIcKua BLIND m srREET.
Yeuns Mar Seeking Work In arisBe
port Leaea HIa EIsa-ahL

peri Lessa His Eyeaiaht
Bridgeport. Conn Feb. o. While
walking along ihe street aeskins vork
lu MS eiy today Charles Coaen. a
young man o. Boston fell 10 thc flfe
waIk eSciaiminE % eannot tse' am
bundt"
A c0mpanion. charss Back cai.ef
a policeman. aho seHI tte unfortunate
yorE 1 he ChaniiH Department
utsr. b. ua carci Or Cohen alf
psek say uat ueT bon irf Neu
Ya-. larIsI as. week. Tier tars
tsr 81 RI aatreeu usu ard affF
.,ss -r uork as taoFeaofr.nE t1
ssb .ea 70 81 % E.afoa-
n lat Gaoau ettta Coaas
trrfA ulI D aefualFrf ~ r1f
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-10
SOUTHLAND AGAIN IN
CLASP OF ICE KING
Atlanta Is Storm Center of the
Sleet and Rain.
BUSINESS IS Ar a sTANDsTILL

BUSINESS 10 ~ y SLAMS tt
stree, Cars stopped; City IN Darkness;
Telephone and Telegraph Lines Out
Of COMMUNICATIONS Trains Are
Running on Schedule Time.
Atlanta, Feb. 9.--Foreoaster Mar.
bury is unable to announce with any
degree OF accuracy what the weather
will DO, as during the mornng he has
received no adyicos except one from
Washington, d. c.. which says that
rain may be looked for Wednesday
night. with probably warmer weather
The conditions from the surrounding
territory being wanting, the torecaster
hesitates to predict what Atlanta may
expect
Il may be stated, however that he
does not. so Tar as be can Judge from
local conditions, loci, for any serious
fall of the mercury within the next "a
hours.
A feature Of the present unusual To-
cal condition Is the fact that Atlanta
has suffered more from the absence Of
information than any OF its sister cit
les Augusta. Memphis. Savannah aud
other southern points have received
their weather reports with but slight
interruption, while Atlanta received
none on Monday. and next to none up
70 n o'clock Wednesday morning This
shows that the storm OF slice, and ice
Ia and around Atlanta has probably
4 been the worst 90 the south
Freezing weather coupled with a
steady downpour Of RAIN followed
closely upon The heels OF the recent
heavy sleet storm. has placed Atlanta
IN another bad plight The conditions
that confronted the people Wcdnos.
day morning when they awokc from
their slumbers. we're almost as bad az
those OF Monday
Trolley cars stopped telephones dIs.
ablod aud old mother earth wearing
a heavy coat OF ice. mailing walking
unpleasant and unsafe. WIS The state
of affairs and, in addition. steady
rain was falling. A. thD eatef struck
The ground and patergI about much
OF @ was Immediately converted into
ice, repleu hing the slg, which yes
tcrday, under the rays OF lie sun gave
way TO slush and water
The rain frozc hard ou telephone.
telegraph and trolley vif, while the
shade trees an over thc Cty we're %.
den almost 10 the breeding points
with ice Indeed 90 o. number ~
places the trees gave tay 20 che
heavy load and many lambs wsro
broken falling 20 the uupad.
The indications TuesIE we're that
Atlanta would soon Boz fHe from me
reign o. the lee KING and that condh
lions would be restored 10 their nor
NAL state The woatb.r Eae rapidly
growing warmer and t.a sleet was
melting and Rowing ava ia The SOW
err Rejoicing vas g'1Hral EVER.
one. even the children. ha. bad enough
OF the slcei storm. and conditions
changed for tho better JuelneSs in
the city took on new DE-
About 7.el IL began '1 rfIn, rot very
hard, but just hard ono 90 % thor
oughiy wet the ground AZ Fret
the fall vas ngbt and ono impression
Has that IL would so0H bod 90 bat 81
time wore Oh. seonia 5.. me minutes
and minutes became lo4s the rain
increased and the teuDfHtgfa began
20 fa1 not rery lssf blt gllie enough
for % 90 be noticeable
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-10
COTTON GROWERS IN
SESSION IN ATLANTA
Sub Committee Will Draft By
Laws and Constitution.
OrAsR lMeoRrANr ausINEss

Associations Warehouse COMMITTEES
VIII Also Most--ssyeraI Of the
Prominsn, Cotton Growers in South
Are Presen, at Meeting.
Atlanta. Feb . -By.laws and
constitution for the Southern Cotton
association, recently organlEcd az New
Orleans, are being drafted by a sub
committee OF the executive committee,
which Is In session at the Piedmont no.
tel Il Is not likely the work viii DO
ready for two days. as the committees
IS doing rs duty with great care and
each detail Is being fully discussed
and thoroughly considered before lt Is
embodied Ia the organic law OF tho as
ISOLATION Il Is the purpose OF the
committee TO prepare constitution
OF such qualities and strength that
every one intereated IN the cotton IA
dustry and the future welfare 90 tbs
south viii be- we'll pleased and we'll
stand ready 20 support tho organlga
ton Ia lts efforts to better the Is
listing conditions
The following vol known and promt
nent cotton men are present AZ che
meeting Richard Choatham, OF
Wall Miss, secretary OF tho assocl
alton John McC Martin of Fort CO
son Miss chairman } A. Brown, u
Chadbourae, ~ c. y, % Smith OF
Magnolia. s, c. o. Y Brooke OF IN
verne. Ala, and u r Danoy, % Iioua
ton Tex, who holds che proxy OF ),
H. Mcconnell OF Dallas ToS
The committee o. representative.
and numbers among ltt members some
OF the bralnlcst men IN ihe south men
familiar with Che cotton industry aud
other conditions Of tho section
President Harvie Jordan of Montl
cello Gaa president Of tho BfsocIatlon
was NOT present al the meeting Tues
day morning having gone 20 Eiberton
10 attend q cotton meeting ilo viii
reach Atlanta shortly and viii assist
tbe committee with Ils work
"a addition 20 the constitution and
bylaws committee the Piedmont hotel
Vli also be- ihe scene OF the meeting
on lho warehouse committee 90 tha
associations This body was lu SEQ
sion 90 New Orleans on Fob. 4 bu'.
failing % complete lts work adjourn
I'd 10 meet IN Atlanta on Fob q Tho
body yilI probaJly set together Ia tho
afternoon
The meetings Of the committees are
among tte most important maifofr on
zap 90 the country today. ADD lhe work
of fbe tao bodies wll be watched with
Keen interest all over tho soath. uto
Blao in New York and liverpool Eng.
whore greedy spectators have Ia che
pasi attempted 20 regulate Che prizes
90 ihe acccy siaple in which the south
% fo much Interested
The 8gutheu Cotton association %
closely affiliated and identified with
the PIanler Cotton Holding and Com.
mlsaion company. recently organized
10 NeW Orleans
W. y BfaFa of SeH Orleans. no
Cotton KiaE. O. president % tba hold
lng company ehleh baa assurance
of hraneiai support from the strong
eai banks DO che south
ii o. enc purpose % che company %
retire 100000 bales ~ cotton. aad
the eoiton association O. nov making
arrangements % assist Be- fhe retire
meat b. no cotton
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-10
eoAT NEwpoFF DISABLED

Department Receives lnforms-
tien 70 This Eject
ineiou. Feb t-he navy De-.
ht has received a legram from
pain Of q Boston h-ult steamer
that be passed b. eauboat
on FEB. 9. aa 20 miles
Past Of Cape HatteA g0lg
sal with Der propeller soze
ng has b. 10 heard from 81
STAGE bu ls Us supposed shl
ler way bach 90 norfolk fu
and has been delayed oa ar.
TIE heavy wlnds sac vas
70 San 1nan
Sander a. ller,r g Ia command
eHEsrt
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-10

Raleigh showing, 80 degrees.
Washington Clear
Charlotte Rain and sleot.
Sayaunah--Rain &c degrees.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-22
CARS MUST RUN SLOWLY
 BY THE COURT HOUSE

ent pavement was laid on Third avenue and Twenty-first street, the court house officials had the streets immediate in front of the court house roped off. Judge A. A. Coleman of the circuit court and senior judge of the state courts held that the courts had right to prevent the rapid running of cars and vehicles in front of the court house. The matter was carried to the supreme court, and the decision of Judge Coleman was upheld.
 The following letter was sent to the general manager of the Birmingham Rail- way, Light and Power company yester- day afternoon:
 Birmingham, November 21, 1905. "To the Birmingham Railway, Light and
 Power Company City:
 "Gentemen-The administration of jus tice is much disturbed by the noise of the street cars passing rapidly by the court house on Twenty-first street and on Third avenue.
 We are aware you have given orders to run slowly. but the orders have not been obeyed. Will you please see that your orders in the premises be obeyed, and require your "emples to run the cars at the sowest possible speed as they pass the court house?
 Complying with this request you will greatly relieve and oblige,
 THE BENCH AND BAR or BIR-
 MINGHAM.
 By A. A Coleman '
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-22
IS ARRANGING TO
 BETTER CONDITIONS
THE RAILWAY LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY WILL IMPROVE CAR SERVICE AND TIE SUPPLY OF GAS.

Sidetracks are being arranged by the Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company with view of putting on moro cars in the evening between the hours of 5 and ' o'clock. This announcement was made in a letter to Mayor Ward yester- day, which also states that the gas pres- sure will be much greater when repairs are completed at the plant The letter was written by Robert Jemison, president of the company, and is as follows:
 November 10, 1905. Mayor George B. Ward:
 Beg to acknowledge your favor of the 17th, enclosing resolution in regard to crowded street cars between the hours of and p. m. In reply thereto, beg to say that we are doing everything in our power to relieve this condition, but like every thing else in Birmingham, we are experi- encing difficulty in keeping up with the growth of Birmingham. However. it must be remembered that no city in the United States can furnish sufficient cars to give every one seat between the hours of 5 and 2. o'clock p. m. We are arranging side tracks to enable us to put on moro cars and hope soon to relieve the trouble to which you refer.
 Tn regard to gas being of insufficient quality and quantity. beg to say that the unprecedented demand for gas following the rapid growth of the city has made our gas plant too small; we contracted more than year ago for additional apparatus and the same Is being put up as fast as men and money can do it, and we hops in very short time to be able to serpo the people satisfactorily both as to qualhtY and quantity of gas, and we hope the csfs izens will bear with us until this new ap- paratus is fully installed. Very truly yours, ROBERT JEMISONs
 ''President.'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-22
CUPID GETS BUSY.
Trio of Weddings Are Scheduled for
 Union Springs.

Union Springs. November 21.-(Special) This afternoon at 5:30 o'clock, at the homo of the bride Miss Florence Moore will be married to MT. James Chappell. the Rev. R. l.. Bell officiating.
 Wednesday morning at s:30 o'clock, at the home of her brother. MT. B. B. Mo Andrew, Miss Annie McAndrew. will be married to MT. Louis Darby McGregor of Warrenton, Ga.
 Wednesday afternoon at 6:3O o'clock. at the home of the brides parents. Dr. and Mrs C. H. Franklin, Miss Jamie Franklin will be married to MT. Thomas Bicker- staff Gholston. The marriage will be very quiet. with only the two families pres- ent.
 The remains of MT. George Hayes, who died in Chicago Saturday, reached here this morning and will be inferred. in Oak Hill cemetery. He was the youngest brother of Dr. R. H. Hayes and Messrs. Jim and Homer Hayes of this place, and formerly lived here.