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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-27
YOUNG WOMAN TRIES SUICIDE.
sandersvilie Has Sensation In Attempt
OF Girl 10 End Her Life.

SandrgsylI.c, Ga, May pa young
woman, said 10 be- from Atlanta. ere.
atcd a sensation In this place by at
tempting suicide In the Southern rail
way depot early Wednesday night.
Her name WAS given as either Miss
BESSIE Mcrks or Mrs. Arthur Young.
An older woman who was with her ~
the time and claimed To be- her mother.
said that the young woman had Just
received telegram from Young In
Atlanta, Immediately after which she
swallowed large qauntlty OF lauda
mum and morphine.
The incident created considerable *
c't"m'n, and help vas summoned AT
once. The young woman was taken
10 The Snndorsvl'e hotel and physi
clans called 20 az once o. b. thought
that she vii Recover What her reason
was 'or attempting 20 end her NE .s
not kupau The contents ~ ihc trlp.
gram received Jus, before sh. took
the poison ar" known 90 herself alone.
as che destroyed The mcssagr.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-27
MAN sLAYj SEVEN.
Opinion 10 General That he Was In,
sane

San Francisco. May 20 ENin
stephens, Who lived al Ross Valley
Marion county, has murdered his Nit
shot his Ave children. three ui whom
died Instantly. attempted to murder
a passing milhman, aud then ended
ATS oWn lie.
Strpp,us, Who VAS 50 years old,
Sas formerly book agent. but later
VAS said 10 be- connected with rub.
byr goods hnusv 81 san Francisco. The
family also conducted chicken ranch
Al their home In Rose Valley Early
IA ihr morning stephens emerged
from hs house, revolver IN hand. and
hr'i upon a passing mi.kman D.
mihmdu Whipped up his horses and
stephens pursued hun tor svO latds
hriug =, De IAN STEPHENS then halt
ed "a 'hr ru2d way. placed the Ic,u,
VET TO his ar,a-t discharged tho Ncap
on. but thr uu,.r, dtI not rud hi, .t.
aud h. sen, "A second fatal bullet !niu
his BRAIN
When ne. ehhors and Officers entered
the hour 90 stephens tnyy came upon
a shocking rc.u,. Tho mvmbrr. OF
the family. ,ayu with a revolver
wound IN The head N.rc found ia
their beds. The vie lud three ul
the Chuat,u N'r, dead aud it IT. b..
~ 4 D..
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-27
Tilted IN LOVE AND
She ATTEMPTS
To Commit Suicide Via the
Laudanum Route.
DEPRESSED IN SPIRITS At TIME
While Others We're Sleeping She s~al.
lowed Two Ounces Of a Deadly Drug.
Was Taken to Hospital Unconse iOus.
But Was Resuse itated.

Atlanta, May 90 Dcspondrut Do.
cause she believed her lover had Dc.
serted heL Ala Rove, a beautiful
Suung woman OF ~. attempted suicide
a. q O'Clock "Wednesday night by tax.
irg t"o ounces OF laudauum IN her
room az hvv residence, 10 Roinhardt
street
on.ryrs Lindsey aud nursrtt were
called Tor 10y the excited family. when
she Nas found 10 what seemed dying
condition uu her bed aud TIE police.
men summoned GRADY hospital am.
buIaucc About 10 O'Clock "Wednesday
night she MAS rrstlug veil, and e vas
Thought sh, would recover
/. seems that Miss Row, had been
engaged To marry John Hamilton. a
youus man at Stone Mountain. ga.
aud she thought be- had "lI,tcd" her
ono, ug tsirr before yesterday thp
youug WOMAN had threatened 10 com.
NIT suicide. a. shr aaa miserable. AMI
could NOT hep thinking OF tho man aua
loved
When all the tolks who I've 10 tho
house were taking an an, uuon nag
Shc toOk a laudanum phial. which shs
had recently purchased and stored
away. aud ppurrd about teu ounces 81
thu contents 10 a glass tumblrr
\ note. evidently written by from
bllug hand un SINAI. scrap ~ paper
With no uamr signed. bat the sTluuE
vas that 81 thr d.sppud.ut g.f, va
found un table Iu ia ,,utrr ~ the
uOm. The note Nas brl T. aud rraI
aa tu.luNa
The uuJ uur love has gone back
pn ne"
whoa Do" PROSTATE form Of "a gif'
VA iat,u from her rppm aud put into
, GrIudy h"sp.tAl ambulance o. ,esmcl
hht the altompt a. suicide would D.
.ucc"safuI. Tor life ap,arrd a. b. a.
ready nearly extinct. hut the girrs
youth aud strung constitution fui!p,i
ssr attempt 81 tho desperate act
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-27
SUNDAY Ne~spspsr.. t4acd Luck.


FHzs aid. Ca. May 20 The Law
and ore. League Of this place Is get
ting very active these warm summer
day They are determined 20 SEE
thar the sunday closing l. 20 be- ob.
served strictly. Their edlct has gone
forth that cold drinks ard Ice cream
shall NOT be sold on these hot and
sul'rY sabbath days 10 Quench the
thirst and tickle the palate Of the sun.
day prumcBadors
Tie order has not brought forth ~
much ta'k a. The one 90 which thsy
ha," carried through one al their
members % the city council. Who In.
'rDirrct an ordinance prohibiting the
sac and delivery 81 sunday neNsps
pers This has caused sensation
among the readers ~ he daily papers.
l. IL honght by many that d, IL a step
10 extremes and ~ nncAilcd for. but
N" Law ard order League has seer
that 'h" prvIfF" II selling neNEpa
pers has been abused 20 som. eItsnt.
BY the seiI.EE ~ soft drinks on fs~|
sv. ~ they have made their orders
tuesp.nT. And sunday next 49, D. q
Dry ard .onssoms sabssth ~ FItkxsf
GlS ia
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-27
HATPlN CAUSES HER ARREST.
Margaret Loekhart. Dressed In Boys
Attire in Tolls Of the Law.

PittsbuIg May 70 Margaret Lock
hart, the young girl from Grove CITY.
Pa. who was arrested 100 The Union sra
ton while dressed in boys clothing
and endeavoring ro purchase a ticket
for Wheeling. W. Va. has been called
for by her father. J g. l0ckhart. a
coal miner Of Grove city. and taken
home. The young woman seemed 90
resent her treatment by the police Of
hcials OF this city. and she lost no op
portunity OF SO expressing herself
Before the girl was discharged sh'
was taken into The once OF Suptrln
tendent OF Police Wallace. where she
was given some good advice. She
seemed 10 pay little attention 90 What
was proceeding When asked a. %
whether she would repeat the attempt
90 leave her home she answered tha'
abe would not The party left FOR
Grove City, and 70 81. probable thar The
police Of Ptttsburg Will hear no more
OF the little girl Who desired 20 become
a boy for the purpose Of making her
own way 10 the world.
The girl Jeff her home several weeks
ago and since has been IN this city and
Allegheny employed a. a domestic
she left her last place % emp.oymea'
last SATURDAY might, had her bar c1'
OF. purchased boys clothing and a.
sired herself HON for the purpIs.
she sad. 81 being lettor able 70 max
.her Own living a. man sh' 'Nen
rev her ov~ r.p'A.ag TITO The Ale
heny river and n.rf % fhs rti0n "a
,oa. wh.re sha .rt.arr-"t 20 PR
Aane . ticket CO.. V...IEz The tex
\ asent sav thar 'h.~s "a. q hA'pih
hove ,hrouFe Do CD n1.oh 'te
EaOn wore. and becoming '1'p 6.o1s.
\ u summonrI 'a. dl,...t's sh' -s
Dvsred ths, ,hs ssgy.s,t .a. 49,
lrf
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-27
Reported Wealthy Citizen Suicides

savanna, a.. May 20 ltJthWsli put
ford fspulcd Ia be- the vealthlSst citi
rem ~ savanna committed suicide %
DAY T." minutes after being que
toned regarding tho NhsFssbouia of .
revolver Nth shlch be vGa suspected
ot having slain Attorney Daniel =
berty formerly member Of the lsSis
iaiurs Puiford had denied any knouI
sdE" ~ The kiIllRG of Perm. but be-
ram" Aghaisd shsn Questioned con
cefuiuE mo revolver The STORY has
been widirt circulated thai berry was
ALLIED ~ a result Of attention paid by
hin 20 d married Woman.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-27

Winoua lAie Ind Nay "a -Ths
Ern.ra. assembly - the Presbyterian
church ;olay toot ~ consideration ~
sEairt - 'hs NounE Peopiss sOeisty
v5h ssyseia' rvfsr~ncs ~ Tho prus
lsms - sDu 90 better sfsnaats tbeiF
vUfk and ke.g their funds nsots a..
ferf.y 20 Prsabytsran chsnrs TIE
cgnmi'tss rsport sA0sse 'hat oaiy -
grsssytsries hAd made fsgurtt asa The
tuzsf.sH. SrsnEth va dscreas.na
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-27
DEVELOPMENTS IN
CHICAGO STRIKE
Up to the Hour of Going to
Press.
DIFFERENT VIEW or PROSPECTS
The Windy CITY" Ia Brlst,ng with
Arms-The Outlook Is Good for a
clash-Shea Rossts the Treatmsnt
ss to HIS Contempt Of Court.

Chicago May 2G.-Wi'h the strike
spreading each hour In th ,Umhrr dis
trict, and 40 signs Of peace IN sight
the transfers strike assumed srri
Gus aspcc, today
Unable to meet the demands uf po
lice protection. Mayor Duuuv ISSUED a
call ior LOCO ,r.bodi,d citizens Ia
report at Chief o Neiil's office at once
and be sworn IN as policemen to do
strike du,y.
Shrr,n Barnet continued to- swear In
deputies. The number 90 deputies
sworn ia now numbers t.Oun on, fourth
OF whom are active depu,,s assigned
to protect uouuUlOn drive, aud NRg.
ons. Armed a,utrios az guarding
the various drmJrics located In the
city aud the officer, expe, cd a call to
arWms AT amy moment.
Fl,y thousand rounds OF ammunl
ton have been distributed among thc
troops.
President Shea ~ The rcImsjcrs'
union held different N.,R OF the
prospects 'or complete Irup Of the
wood and building iuiusti 90 lie said
AL lh.- tslh ~ tyiug up the build
Ing industry is idlocy. The lumber
association combine dealers have long
been hghtlng With the ',ams'rrs vup.
do business VITA the desk and tc'..
phone dealers, the 'sNl.l track men
as they call them These lumber
Jobb'rs can E't a., '.. union team
steers they want and ,ta -upply .I ll.
lumber that u fyqu.,.I and %, .us,r
prices than lac Ium1.. t-.oc.at.uu n.l.I
sell 1L'y also nav, sH adyauiar. ...
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-27

San Francisco. May % Tho E1am
,u,r TO-DAY gives al account of q fs
wafd 81 81 900 offered b. W,,aud sian
fori II schenectady. NY. lradInE 20
tu the afrrsl and conviction 81 a.
pari.'a rrsponsiYI' fDr ,hr death Of 90,
.s'o Jane stanford H,llaud sian
iufd ls said a. b' a nsparE 81 thr
"a" senator Leland stanford apd IS
bsushc.Ai'J under lis ell 10 ID. "a
tea, ~ iIUu y'U Nu stanford ln
hrr SlI made nu provision for tho
Ji"Dd relatives 20 Bsuatof stanford
Tb~ srofDoJ here iof ME- stanford t
"s'air says be- ran as. a. 30 motive
10 rhs Ou.r of this f"aafd nJ ~.
and stanford and hat HnYuls To- au
fhortg connected stfb DO. stanford
esfato Ia author. I'D h.m tu .u .u
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-27
P,omirsn, M.o Lssvs 10, porl.,s

Chicaso May ~ a party of rau.i
states ssnsofs and oonsfsssmen al.
.eaVo chicago tonight f1r Portland
ore 20 participate 10 10 oy-ulhs
ceremonies Of the lTria AMI CLARKE
shSsslil0R Tas party of COO srsnamsn
10 Ia charge ~ safgeabta o. Afms H.n
y CaHagu. and includes Ap~aksr Can
hon. TawusJ - hinhss,aa. Sherman
~ Ssv York. Hartlstt ~ g~0rsia
Hear u Tstss. i1ttAnsf % Srs York
small - North Carolina. BOufhwiek sf
Nss fefs. and Hsmonsay ~ Indiana
colonsi - N HaHsdsJ ssfssant a.
arms ~ the R~hAfe t. Boz charge II "a.
senatorial party. whleh iEeildss Haha
bf0aEtt - North Dakota. Dsnisi Of
FifElhia. C1aFk u Wyoming OveTmar
u NSF'h Carolina aad McRsary %
ksntacky.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-27
Sic con,rset for p,ssn.a

AdaiFsyills Ca. NAY - one 20 '..
erEest aales % E,Derta psAohss a...
Na6e here uas Closed this af,tfu.- a
Pc mar eoztrscied Tor 1900 CO Pol.
- AZ esPo, a. a neat agun n.
d small bat 10 in ere shAps a.
eoabs uIn briuE faacy pTicss
predicted By one o. the larrss
pc % New Tork here sone aay.
sfler Roing tArOaEA the orchAFds
kse gFousss w0aid st Esors
~ ~ ihs sI1AE crop thsa fsE tss
gf snop ls-i yc4r
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-27

Nee yofk MAJ - 81 the dsg1s
i'oFs % ths eiDssd Ns. sEhta Tree
company sventsAlIy hs baif 10
ful uRs the ogihi0a -. so By Prs
idsrt ONO z Ranbaft q TIE Nss
Yort Trust con p.uy a-s - ne fsssiv
srs fuf tn sasprnis -JmpaHy 81
sad. k0Nsyrr hat ~ -Dosss niaaf
require oonstdsfahA Ia
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-27

tseianaguciia. iRd.. Ma, ss.-TAs "a.
pFs@e assembly ~ ihs Uaiform Raak
knisbis q PytAias met today. Con.
mtfteos a. ananss sha rules ana Fsgu.
lasiDna be1an vera a eommittee Fep.
Fsssnfisg the eommessial iasorsut %
Mew 0yiesns ulil ash tke aazsnl1ly 10
ingite g. nHllsfa fsuh e hnDt fhsss
nezl eeefpa1len Is fnnt en-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-27

sidney. o. May - Maggie Wa-ri.
formerly % C1uCluna met Instant
death ia q pe,ul.Ar mAl..r She "a
EtAnd.nr besids To- .sl'rusd trark
when q freight car o. He track kad
crushed her ~ an anrs. galxAbie ma
fourteen nsu IA ears re destroyed
And trains ssre DELAY. The trais
cfsE Wa unhur
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-27
| ORIENTAL FACTS Of
FAR EASTERN WAR
Striking Developments Sure to
Occur Right Away.
NEWS FROM THE ZONE OF WAR
Indications Point to a Sea Battle Be.
tween Russian and Japanese Sea.
doas-RuSsian Vice Admiral and His
Crews Of Fleet Are Sick.

st. Petersburg, May 2G.-Admira.
Avellan, head OF the Russian admiralty
department, confirms the Associated
Press dispatches saying Vice Admir-
al Rojestyensky is steaming north 10
give battle to Admiral Togo.
He considers It possible that news
TO the effect that the two fleets have
met may be received any day
In an interesting interview Admiral
Avellan confirms the unofficial report,
that Admiral Rojestvensky has Jloh
en- down and asked % be relieved he
says Rojestvensky sent detailed re.
ports OF the condition or his own
health and of the health Of the crews
Of his feet
The constant tension and hard woIn
OF the long voyage have been great
strain on the admira"s strength.
Even before he left said Aveilan
'ROjestyensky was sufferer from hid
Bey trouble, but his health Is now NJ
worse. His report Orea,hcs d spiri,
OF strength, reso.uuouc~S and conf |
dence, and other reports show he ha-
inspired his crews with the confidence
of their commando 4, matter Of
fact, Il is not Rolrsty,n-hy, but Wee
Admiral Voe,h,r-am who has suffered
from the long stay IN he tropics
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-27
Dead From Apoplery.

New York. May % Edward Wheel
an. last survivor OF the jury which
served % the famous Bcecher Tilton
case ia'dcad az his home IN Brooklyn.
from dpoplcNy. At the time OF the
trial be was one OF the leading ar.
ch.itc', and builders IN brooklyn. but
retired some years ago
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-27

Mosiis Ala MAJ - csplAis "
BAek. preslasht q "a ssliiysh rn
brr oD1gsAy. oas - go larsss, "a.
porilnS hrns In 'pnbsr go timbss Ia
ths ss1fh. bppiisd lr 'hs chancsrI
e0zr this Rfrsrnn0a - TIE aVpoiEt
nssni ~ . rrosiTsr IA oompasy 4
espitaiias4 e tIso6s aa4 has bsss
aukns a. annrne01 sazaaeaa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-27

rslt-E. Ca NAY % n frio.ds
o. grs Y snitA % Ia city wbo
. tP~seiag so@s,i@s ., a. AiiAa,A
sAEi.srtz@ foF ksf ksairk. are E.a1
70 <sru ihaf So haa bees ssersssfaI
u oP~rSssa SPA Gaa u rss4EY IL
pr5~i=G
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-27

Natht..'s Tens Nsy ss.--iee n
eshiai NJ a frgh tat esafk here %
a. lis ssns .a epaiasi sta . liss
vifs shiie ugrti1K 90 = poss. feli q
sAs tsv~aa taa sas ffighsfaily mas
SD
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-20
LEGAL NOTICES.
Notice.

Notice.
 Notice Is hereby given that at the next session, either special or regular of the legislature of Alabama, bill will be introduced to amend an act ap- proved February 2S, 1901, and entitled, An act to make Jefferson county, Ala, a sanitary district. to establish sanitary commission therefor, to make the com mission a body corporate, prescribe it's powers and duties, and to regulate and provide for sanitation in said county" as follows:
 First. By amending those sections in said bill which name the members of said commission and provide for their appointment and successors, and substi- tutng in lieu of the said commission as now formed, or its successors, the Beard of Revenue, of Jefferson county, and it's successors. The purpose of this amendment being to place all the powers now conferred on said commission in the regulrly elected Board of Revenue of Jefferson county, Ala.
 Second By so amending said act that said Board of Revenue, while acting as such commission, shall have the author ity to make and construct other sewerage systems through thickly populated DOT decide 1t to be necessary and proper. and also to authorize them to issue bonds to pay for the construction of such other sewers. T. H. FRIEL.
 9-20-3t-wed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-20
CHICAGO INSURANCE
 COMPANY IS IN BAD
POLICY HOLDERS CHARGE FRAUD AND AN ATTEMPT AT MlSAP- PLIcATIoN OF TRUST FUNDS ON PART OF OFFICERS.

Chicago, September Exchanges of fraud by misapplication of trust funds and attempts to transfer assets to an- other concern are made in a suit for receiver and accounting filed this after noon against present and former of ficials of the Western Life Indemnity company, an assessment insurance asso- citation. T. l. Rosenfeld and w. B. Gray. the latter being the organizer of the as sociation. are prominently mentioned in the bill in connection with alleged fraud ulent voting of funds to themselves The bill was filed in the United States cir cult court by Attorney s. Levinson, rep resenting numerous policy holders. Later Levinson went before Judge Bethea on a motion for the issuance of restrain ing order, stopping meeting of the of ficials of the company to be held Thurs day. The motion met with resistance by the defendants.
 Gray is alleged to have secured proxies from thousands of members, and thus controlled the directory. By securing this control it is alleged Gray had voted him the right by contract to draw $l for 5000 in insurance issued. This was done In secret and although the complaining policy holders recently learned of it, they were refused information by Rosenfeld, Gray and others Besides these many thousands of dollars alleged to have been improperly taken, it is declared Gray and his associates both took fraudulently many thousands of dollars from the con- cern without the knowledge of the poll icy holders.
 Each of the defendants are residents of Lincoln, Neb The defendant company is the successor of the Knights Templar and Masons' Life Indemnity company, organized in 1884, and have more than S2O, 900, 600 in policies outstanding.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-20
WHAT WILL MORGAN DO?
Three Dispositions Are Possible for the
 Pere Marquette.

Detroit, September 19-President Rus sell Hardin of the Pere Marquette rail road arrived here today, and in a dis cussion of the future ownership of the Pere Marquette, said:
 There seems to be no doubt that J. P. Morgan has purchased the controlling in- terest in the road. There are three SSlu- tions possible. MT. Morgan may ~>ite Detroit to the copper and iron inter ests with his southern railroad line. He may turn over the Cincinnati, Hamil- ton and Dayton system with the Pere Marquette to the Vanderbilt and Pennsyl- vania, and he may unite the great central lines with the Erie, to make a third great system. Which one of these solu- tions MT. Morgan lnc~ decide upon no one knows but himself.
 MT. Hardin evidently did not regard the future of the Pere Marquette to be placed in jeopardy by the change in own erShip
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-20
IN THE BIRMINGHAM
 REAL ESTATE MARKET

The local real estate market showed marked activity yesterday, most of the deals. however. being for small amounts. An unusual number of transfers were nled Tn the probate court, but there were no deals placed on record for transfers in business property on account Of the shortage of the supply in this grade Of property
 The price on both residence and busi- ness property are in the very best condi- ton, continuing in steady condition and showing a tendency to advance at every opportunity.
 The building circles are in their usual good condition, and will show decided advance in the future as the coming months are the favorable ones for build- ing.
 Excavations are being made for the foundation of the building which Is to be erected on the Caldwell estate on the northeast corner of First avenue and Twenty-second street, to be occupied by Goodall, Brown & Go. The work is well advanced, and 1t will be pushed to a speedy completion.
 
 The following transfers in local real estate were recorded in the probate court yesterday:
 A. A. Randall and M. M. Randle to Will liam Waldrop, lot s, block 261, Bessemer; consideration, 5000.
 Bertram Jacobs ct al. to T. U. Walter, lot r. in T. U. Walter and A. M. Rob- ertson survey; consideration S1250.
 Turner R. Weakley to Newman D. Lacy, lot 50x140 on Allen street, Birming- ham; consideration. $2600.
 Hortense M. Given and husband to A. Eubank. land in block 742, Birmingham; considera tion s25O0.
 W. B. Leedy to J. J. Odom, north side lot and south end lots and 4, block 52; consideration 5000.
 F. M. Frazier to J. c. King, lot ?, block c, Glen Iris addition; consideration, $120O. The Gawk Engraving Co. makes the I~gH
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-20
CERTIFICATES MUST
 BE MOT PAID FOR
No Health Certificates to Be Accepted Unless They Bear Words,
 "Not Paid For"

Knoxville, Tenn, September 19.-The Southern railway has issued an announce ment that effective tomorrow the boards of health of the state of Tennessee, the city of Memphis and the state of Ark ansas, will refuse to recognize health certificate from any point that do not bear the words, Mot paid for.'
 The official boards have taken this ac- ton in order to cut off the alleged prac- tice of physicians and health officers in many cities and towns making charges of health certificates.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-20

The incest home in West End for the money; rooms; nicely papered two cabinet mantels; electric lights; city water; gas in street; house has stone steps and wall; lot 50x190: fronts south on Tuskaloosa ave, at Poplar Station. $zZ5o-Bargain in a vacant lot 50x252; fronts Highland ave. car line
 s4750-Desirable South Highlands home; T rooms; modern; furnace; lot 5Ox250; stable and two 4-room negro houses on alley renting at s16. This property fronts car line and is the best offering on South Highlands.
 700 West 20th street. 10-room brick; cor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-20
Fine Cathedral for St. Louis.

St. Louis, September 19.-Archbishop John c. Glennon, head of the Catholic archdiocese of St Louis. who has been abroad for two months, returned today, bringing with him plans for the erection of a s1,000, GOO cathedral. He visited archi- tects in Paris and Berlin for the purpose, and stated that the proposed St. Louis cathedral will be one of the most imposing in the country.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-20

$550 cash; bargain. | Two houses, No 709 and 713, 5-rooms each, | hall and bath; lot 100x100, on 18th street. | North, for S6250. For terms call at of flee.
 90 feet fronting on Rush avenue. one D. room house and one Broom house. Rented for $30 for $3750. 7-rooms, halls ,2-story house fronting
 East Lake line for $500, with $500
 cash, balance l and years.
 4-rooms and hall, lot 100x14O, one block
 from car line at North Birmingham for
 $l650-sS50 cash, balance and years. 75 FEET on Twentieth avenue at North Birmingham, 75 feet from car line for
 $500; half cash. balance l and years. No 1512 14th avenue southside for 5000:
 half cash, balance 1 and years. Mo- 3019 Avenue G. corner lot; S-rooms and bath, $2750. One-half cash, balance to years per cent. New 5-room house and lot 50x190 between Pearl and Hawkins streets at West End $500. $500 cash, balance easy at 6 per cent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-20
MT. Takahira In Washington.

Washington, September 19.-Mr. Taka- hira, the Japanese minister. arrived in Washington today from New York and called upon Acting Secretary Adee at the state department He will re<prn to New York In few days, and abandoning his original plan to sail for Japan at once, will defer his vacation until Baron Ko- mura has returned to Japan and deliv- cred the peace treaty
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-20
Cheer Chile and Ecuador.

Guayaquil, Ecuador, September 19- There were many festivities yesterday the republic in commemora- ton of the anniversary of the declaration of Chilean independence. Last night the city was profusely illuminated and a procession of over 2000 persons paraded the streets cheering for Chile and Ecuador