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The Washington times., 1905-06-07
FOR S;ALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-Eave you the lots In Sec
ton g. H NJ Martins Addition. Chevy Chase !?
H NJ MARTIN CO. 1141 Pennsylvania
ave nw 1e7-3t
FOR SALE-Pians and specifications OF hand
some two-story fat; width 10 feet; Ave rooms
and bath r. T.. DODGE, 915 Pennsylvania
ave NV Jes- -2t
FOP SALE-Have you seen the lots in Sec
ton q H NJ Martins Addition Chevy
Chase7 H NJ MARTIN & CO.. 174 Penn
sylyauia ave. Je53
The Washington times., 1905-06-07
ATTENTION.
NAVY YARD EMPLOYEES.

FOR sALE-several very desirable, Wide
lots, fronting on Pennsylvania ave. Sc.
and streets near by, with good depths.
TO alleys at very reasonable prices.
Terms easy. VIII lend money TO build
house 20 your own liking. This locality
IL rapidly improving with new houses.
and will enhance sn value.
JOSEPH /. WELLER,
REALTY BROKER. COZ ST. N. W.
myzS-tf
The Washington times., 1905-06-07
WANTED-HOUSES.

WASTED-To purchase for clients houses In
the Northwest, ranging from So, 600 to S. 600
Call or write full particulars, D. FULTON
HARRIS, Tso Bond Building. je2-7t
The Washington times., 1905-06-07
MISCELLANEOUS.

See DARLING, Printer. s13 E ST. NV. je7-7t
OLD CARPETS woven into handsome reyerr-
fble rugs: drop postal GOLDEN 20a 9Th
st. sc. iee a.
BEST PLACE south OF New York for skillfuI
grinding OF razors and clippers. Rear $50 F
st. NV. t.e
FULL DRESS and Tuxedo Suits for hire sf
JULIUS COHEN, 1l0i 7th ST. NV ie1Itf
The Washington times., 1905-06-07
FOREIGN MAILS.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. POSTOFFICE NO
TICE-FOREiGN MAILS
Should be read daily. as changes may oc-
any time
FOREIGN MAILS are dispatched to the
ports OF sailing daily, and the schedule of
elosiags Is arranged on the presurlption OF
their uninterrupted overland transit For the
week ending June IL, 1905. the last connect
ing closes Will be made from the MAIN OF
FlCE as follows:
transatlantic Mails.
WEDNESDAY = tg) At 1890 pm. for
FRANCE. SWITZERLAND. ITALY, SPAIN.
and BRITISH INDIA. per SIS. La Touraine
from New York, Wa Havre; also mail for
other parts of EUROPE when specially ad-
dressed for this steamer
tcl AT 11:45 pm: for ITALY direct tspe-
cially addressed oniy). per SIS. Nord America,
from New York
FRIDAY-(a) 1t 7:15 pm. for EUROPE
per s.s. New York, from New York via f,ly.
mouth and Cherbourg dncluding mail Tor
IRELAND when specially addressed for this
steamer).
(a) At 7:15 pm. for EUROPE, per SIS.
Umbria. from New York. via Queenstown
and Liverpool
tcl At IL AS pm. for BELGIUM PARCELS
York; also regular mail for BELGIUM when
specially addressed for this steamer
(c) At Has pm, for SCOTLAND direct
Especially addressed only). per SIS Astoria.
from New York
Nails for South and Central America.
The Washington times., 1905-06-07

LOANS ON STOCKS. BONDS. REAL Es.
TATE, Trusts, Bldg. and Loan Assn Shares,
Syndicate Certifs-, Warehouse Receipts. LIFE
INSURANCE POLICIES. etc Reasonable
rates square dealing fo-is MttzeEotl SieS.s
ITO F St NV. Phone 81. G. a BAKER
Broker and Fiscal Agent se24-rt
The Washington times., 1905-06-07

224-Not many chances like this: 3 acres at
Riverdalei s-room house. splendid condition.
story hennery; wired run: garden; shade of
old oaks: fine view. stoves, screens, awnings:
81.
The Washington times., 1905-06-07
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE

MONEY TO LOAN on approved D. c. real
estate, IN sums TO suit; lowest rate; prompt
attention given all applications.
my13-20t ]. L. KOLB, 5I9 fsth St NV
MONEY TO LOAN on real estate at 4. ~.
and per cent. Every consideration
shown borrowers.
THE HARRISON-BROW CO..
g07 G. ST. N w ta9I-tf
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES
OF INTEREST on d. c. Real Estate. No
unreasonable delay.
WALTER II. ACKER,
ie4-u 1920 ST. NV
MONEY TO LOAN ON D. c. REAL ESTATE
Lowest rates of interest. Payment on prin-
cipal in amounts of 500 more received at
any interest period THE F. H. SMITH
CO.. Bond Building. 14oS New York ave
MONEY TO LOAN approved city real es
tate at 4. az. and per cent interest Spe.
cial privileges with respect to prior payments
Large amounts specially. TYLER G
RUTHERFORD. 1907 T ST. NV oc10-tf
MONEY TO LOAN-s25o to $500, 900 on D Q
real estate. Interest low and all transac-
ttons conducted with economical consldera-
zion for borrowers.
VII. H. SAUNDERS & CO..
140I f ST. N. W.
The Washington times., 1905-06-07
FOR RENr-sToREs.

FOR RENT-Stores, st., with cellars; near
Riggs Market; month, $40 f W. GRAHAM
61f I4th st. je6-1mo-exSu
FOR RENT-s25 per month: store and two
rooms and bath. 1l1S 18th st. NV A. D.
ADDISON e0a 18th st. NV. ap2a-.ce
The Washington times., 1905-06-07
DANCING.

OPEN ALL SUMMER
WITH ELECTRIC FANS
THE ORDWAYS, 45i .!th ST. NW-E,verv
Tuesday. Friday. and Saturday evening: be.
ginners' class. $50. advanced $50 Iadv as
sistants; six lessons. $3.50 Private lessons hy
appointment. Profs. WYNDHAM and VIII
LIS. fe6 al,
The Washington times., 1905-06-07
FOR SALE OF EXCHANGE.
COLONIAL BEACH.

A COOL PROPOSITION All styles and
prices. Repairing. CARROLL ELECTRIC
CO.. Bod Building. Phone Main $685. Je6-tf
The daily tribune., 1905-08-04

For coal and feed see xiliar ''the
transfer man." phone 81. di S-ti
The daily tribune., 1905-08-04

Don't forget the regular Friday
night dance. io S1.8s
The daily tribune., 1905-08-04

A.ssss ~ Asask asisa,ss. so-li
The daily tribune., 1905-08-04
Colorado Patents.

The following patents wsrs Issued
this wsek to Colorado inventors. r..
ported By D. Swift and Co.. pateu,
lawyers. Washington. D. o.:
Osssimus v. Blake. Tsrrst. wrench
{ssld for y. .0ocy; John n. Enpson.
.LonsDont. pss shslliHs machine; Al
fred y. Gaines, Denver. means 10,
forming mt looking washers sold D
Thse. D Jones, Denver. ore treating
and Altering apparatus. (sold for u.
ooo;) Walter A. Mo6at. Denver. pro
tsottns jacket for storage vsAssls
Charles n. Shaw. Denver, fluid pres.
ssrs feeding device.
Copies Of any Of the above I stsnt,
Win b fuIpiahed 70 cour readers .,
ooss prsos. i've osnts each by d. Swift
and Co.. washington, D. O.. opl
special pat<ns correspondents.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-04

HIGH FIVE Misses Fran
oes Warner and Carrie Sweet last night
entertained eighteen Of their friends
at . progressive high Ave party 1t the
homo Of Miss Sweet. Miss Belle
Kennedy and 10. Martind dale won
the prisss.' Tho houss was nicely
deeosassd With sweet peas end smilAx.
Ausio assisted In making the time
merry. Below are the names u thoss
'wAs sttssdsA: Assssn.-J. @. Mar.
stsdsls. 0sorss DOLLS. Psarl Krsn.
sing. George Oroseh. Albert King.
nisbsal iDsyIs. Jsoa Asdsrsen. J..
~. Bayss, J. p. E1wssds. Lawrence
Doyle ed Harry Sweet; Misses Anna
6slpis, Rsy Richards, Orsisa Bird.
sali. 'Bsiis AssnsAy. Nellie Lewis
end aa1sis Jehs.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-04
srRAioHrRa ROAD.
Rio Grands to Cat Out Curves on
Lins Bstwssa Here and pusbls

Rio Grande to Cat Out Curves on
Lias Bstwssa Here and Pssbls
The line Of the Rio oraDds rail-.
road in the ArkAnsas valley Will b.
straishtensd in the near futufs s the
company does not bsvp tso hsch
EtsunhIs in nllins chs plsoss Il the
striking section men.
There arc many sharp ourvss in the
,ipe. especially 'beswssn this city and
Pueblo. The oompAsy 'asufss thAs
twill shorten the dietaace hstwsen the
two points and make travail ss3sr. In
ths past years. In ,fsot nearly every
rainy season, tho Bio .0sands sussAins
heavy losss By Hood waters. The
hood season. according 70 the time y
hits this section q The valley other
ysaP. hAbout due. Asa rsls nAp-,
gust IL . very disastrous mouth for
the Rio Grande and the Santa Fs
roads In this vicinity. and ~ The rainy
season il hers no dopbt thsss roads
will again b tied up o. aooaant Of .
raise In the river and its tribssariss.
It Is partly Tor this purpose that the
GrAnds is about 70 ont out the CURVES
on the hrst division. The work
when completed will mean : greatly
improved pisoe Of road work and
shortening mp Of the tire in trAvslins
on IL. Several thousand dollars will
be required In tho work bst consider.
ing the losses the company hss bssn
put to In tho past. II will prove .
money saving improvement In the
long run and viii make travel On the
road much safer. - Q
AT the pseseat dms the company
has hsht on WITH its ssction me.
and the work will not probably be I'M.
dsrtaksa - sssa - II othsrwiss
would. Tho company doss nos hsurs
that the strike wnl cripple road i'm
provemsnts 70 any extent and expects
to have the strikers' plsoss nllsd in
. short time. At this time Of year
there Il, not ~ great deal Of work for
the section men. ezosptins in decd
times. Mr.. sunnss. local Agent Of
the Rio 0rAnds. does not sxpect any
serious consequence to follow the
strike Of the men Of this ssotion yss.
terday.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-04
Useful and Beautiful.

O0egUl ana 092US11ul, f....
The Union Paicno rsilroaA has juss
Issued IN illustrated bookist On tbs
Lewis and Olayk Centennial. Nhieh 70
. oompists suiAs, p PosltasA. the sx-
position and the PaoiAc northwest
generally. Itis sminsntly ) pocket
manual for visitors - ths ceStsnnisl.
Il soatains . nsp st The Unittd ,stasss
large, birds-sys view map. IN Ssvsral
collars. Of the sxpcsttiop grepsds With
dirsetory; colossd nep Of Feetisnd.
bsastifel half tone illssesaAioss e shs
sxpositian bu ildines; and pssh sssss.
81 inSorDesion epaesrnias hs>sl rssss.
street ~. linss. ~ seAsss tAiaGs
which stsangsn to PsssiAsA rill ~sst
- ksow sbost.. h tssis ~ ss iths
shortsss way - rsaeb ~ s3pssitssa
city. wlsss - y - sssa = lsaaSs
and Of ths rsturs sstp tAssssh Cal-
iforniA- Thoss 1hs issssa - visit
the great wssessn fair VIII ARd
ipl this psblioAtios : rare fsp1 q
isfofnseiea! a SsaAi AitRss esst slnap
in yeus rssnsss. aeA ths book will
b aailsd Jon pseop11y. Addsao. J.
@. fsssssos. ~ 18th s>sssa Denver.
Colo. ns va
The daily tribune., 1905-08-04
An seesisa Men str,l,s.


In persusncs 70 the order isssed
bv John T. wiisns. prssidsss ef shs
In,erpssssnsl -6roshsshso1 0 AeSstse.
amos Of Way, Esplovss. III ths 80.
t'oo nsa Of the ,thrss senAds ssplsysd
II aud about sbs Flsrssss tsssas Of
The Rio 0sssds. wsltsd sus % sssihs
yesterday fer shs q rsassssed inoFsass
IN wages. Included In ths ssn whe
struck wers tive ssotisn bssass- Wi.
liam Halpin and Dan o'Briss.I h'.'
This section u divided sp iset shrss
divisioas ksevn - ths sasa, west and
ths branch. NJ. Halpis - ehs,ss
Of tho ssss divisies, rpesiss = fsr
= Adshs. Mr. O'Briss W. = sAoaos
II he fvsss - osiy los - ~
.ai.sa = h.spsss = ssss. : lla.s
o'ssiss. whs ks1 sharsy 4 - <
ths eases. Ths third dividlea was
ths beasehsa - oaair osssk - m.
Deat. Ths ssopasy Win " y
~ shsryassss e ~ sosihsss. "
|IsIIs =. 'FI IT tI
The daily tribune., 1905-08-04

11aaAass 49, ~ ~ tslAhA "a
The daily tribune., 1905-08-04

There 10 more oatarrh 10 this ssctiou
Of the country than all other diseases
pot together. and until the Last few
ysass wss suppossd 10 b. ipssrs6ls.
For great many ysArs doofors pro.
poepcse IL . local disessa and pre-.
soribsd local remedies. and constantly
failing 70 csrs with local trsatmsns.
prooesseed u = iposSabls. Soienes
be- peeves oatasTh y b . constitution
d dissass and therefore requires con.
stitjooal. treatment. Halls Cetarrh
Usrs. nAnsfaosured BY r. J Cheney
and o.. Toledo. Ohio. 10 the only
ooossisstiopal care o. ths market. Il
u takss internally ID desss from 10
dfeps ~ Ssaspooefsl. u acts d.
ssesly - W. bleo1 ~ nososs sur.
hossIsG shs sysesn. They efRsr oes
AsnAsp1 dellAs tss any .eass % faila
70 sarvs. oesA Tor oircslass aad
teooiDoaiAls. AdAseee.
2. 2. OHDNEY = o.. Telsdo, Ohio.
b'oolA ~ Druagtsss. To.
oa TsAs Ralls Family Pills a. ssssti.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-04
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
FREMONT.

AL. Lupton. Denver: J. r. Bel.
cher, Now York: u. Il. Nichols. Dan.
yer; Luther OonAnt jr.. Warrington
q. B. Smith. San Francisco: J. ID.
Mccarthy, Cincinnati; A. @. Hol.
land. Chicago; Aman Moore. oisyi
B.. ". Martin. Denver; J. N. Rice,
Chicago; 3. B. House, Fort Col.
liAns, ma
The daily tribune., 1905-08-04
Excursion to wellsville.

!, Excursion to Wellsville.
Tho Union Sunday school picnic at
Wsllsville will be held on Thursday,
August I7h. The special train will
leave Florence over the D. and r. G..
. .. m. returning lsAves Wellsville
At4p. m. The trip through tbs Roy.
Il Gorge makes . most delightful one
and that alone 10 worth the price.
Round trip tickets el.96; children GO
csats.
@ Wsllsvills has fine picnic grounds.
bath Assse. beating. nue water. etc.
u 10 eAly foar mi iiss from Sklida.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-04

n wATDRMELON PARTY-oixtssn
ysssa pssp,s sstssdsd the perty gives
~ ths yosns men ef ths Rrssby tsrian
sAsSsh q iths hens Of Aazshall Eakin
- Wsss Third strosta Lest might.
0aoss we're playsA - si,s lswp and .
'gsessal al fosnd good sios Was bad.
Tbs ysosO sssa Furnished the melon
end thsrs was plenty q IT, The
yssss wesAs. present. were Misses
Mary 6Jsok. LAsra q and Ella Bell.
Clsra Htllix. Ddsa Jshnson. Bsssis
Reynolds, Blanche Tanssr and
LAnrs Hisohoost; Mssssrs. Paul.
Hrask. Manson and wsddy Tanner.
George Palmer. "a. Psrkins. Robsrs
Smith and Charles Hitchcock. a-'
The daily tribune., 1905-08-04

Family bottlsd bssr pints OF quarts.
BY the oass delivered = yoar dsos b.
John Westsnrider. 100 e. Nain.
Phone black ssl. hoe 7ptf
The daily tribune., 1905-08-04

Furniture and plane sowing, Aillar
"ths ssAssfsr nab, - corner Frost d
Pike's Peak Ave. H SIT
The daily tribune., 1905-08-04

W. O. Aoker delivers coal oil and
gasolins daily 20 all parts Of the city
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-02
WANT ADDRESSES
 OF PEOPLE IN CITY
POSTMASTER CARTER SENDS OUT BLANKS WHICH PEOPLE ARE REQUESTED TO FILL oUT-HE WILL COMPILE NEW LIST.

This being the general moving season. Postmaster J. Rivers Carter is desirous of obtaining the addresses of all persons in the city. He has instructed all the carriers to leave blanks at every home and office with request that the name of every person getting mail at that place be written plainly in the space al- lotted for the purpose.
 In speaking of the difficulty with which the postal officials are confronted in meet ing the changes that take place yearly about October l, Postmaster Carter says that with the cooperation of all who are changing their addresses the conditions can be greatly simplified
 We are especially anxious" said Post master CarteN Ito have all persons in the city who have changed their address to send us not only the street and num- Der of their location but to send the old address as well.
 Any one who the carriers may over look in their rounds are asked to send their addresses to this office."
 It Is the custom of the Postmaster to compile a new list of all the people In the city every year. This list will prob- ably be completed in the next few days, and will show very accurately the growth of the population during the past year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-02
MEDICAL COLLEGE
 TO OPEN TUESDAY
PROGRAMME FOR OPENING DAY
 INCLUDES SEVERAL TALkS-TO
 ORGANIZE ALUMNI ASSOClA- TlON-BANQUET AT FLORENCE.

The Birmingham Medical college will have its formal opening Tuesday at l. o'clock at the college building, on Avenue F, near Twentieth street.
 Talks will be made by several promi- nent physicians of Birmingham. The ex- ercises will be opened by prayer by the Rev. pr. A. c. Davidson, pastor of the Southsde Baptist church. followed by a short talk by Dr. B. l.. Wyman. the dean of the college
 The address to the students wili be de- livered by Dr. D. s. Tally. He will be followed by Dr. R. M. Cunningham. lieu tenant governor of Alabama; Dr. E. H Sholl Dr. J. c. LeGrande and others
 After the exercises a college alumni will be organized. Many of the graduates have signlied their intention of becom- ing members of an alumni association, il one were formed, and it is thought that the association will be organized with g large membership.
 Tuesday night banquet will be glver at the Florence hotel by the tolleGe tc the faculty and alumni
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-02
WOMAN'S HOTEL TO
 BE OPENED TODAY
WORKING GIRLS GAN SECURE BOARDING HOUSE WITH ALL COMFORTS AND SURROUNDINGS OF HOME AT LOW RATE.

The Womans hotel, which will be main tained by the Young Womens Christian association at the old home of Major r Y. Anderson on Twenty-first street neal Seventh avenue, will be opened tomorrow morning
 The old rooms of the Y. W. c. A. will be at the Watts buildings only the of. flee of the hotel being located at the hotel building. Mrs Merriweather will be in charge of the hotel, and any one desiring to secure rooms should make application either to her or to the asso- citation rooms in the Watts building
 The hotel was established for the ben eft of working girls, who are unable to secure board elsewhere A nominal rate will be charged, and 1t is thought that the hotel will be self-sustaining. The noon lunch will be served at the rooms in the Watts building as heretofore, and breakfast and supper will be served al the hotel.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-02

only allowed the six candidates who were seeking to succeed MT. Thompson two wt elxs in which to lay their claims be- fore the people. Mr. Hefiin averaged five speeches daily When he closed his cam paign at Lanett Saturday night before the election on Monday he was not only as fresh as when he started his speech making, but was not even affected with a sore throat. When asked how 1t was that he was able to ward off soreness in his vocal organs. he replied: Well, the way I account for this Is that l never drink any water while I am speech-mak- ing. In this way I never subject my vocal organs to the chances of contract ing a cold"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-02
VERY FEW BOOTHS
 CAN BE SECURED
NEARLY ALL OF THE BOOTHS IN
 THE MINING AND MACHINERY BUILDING HAVE BEEN EN-
 GAGED.

Very few of the exhibit booths in the fair grounds remain to be taken, and not one is likely to remain by the latter part of this week. The booths rented up to date will be occupied by the follow ing firms and companies:
 Southern Pipe and Foundry company, Southern Sewer Pipe company, Isthmian Coal and Trading company Cannon Pump company Jefferson Brick company Cape well Horseshoe Nail company. Blrming- ham Veterinary and Horseshoeing com pany, Birmingham Fertilizer company, Brown Carriage company Cincinnati; Birmingham Paint mills, Empire Flow company @, Reed Bros, cut stone; Van dergraft farm implements; McCary x Jemlson; Charles T. Lehman, pumps and machery; White Blakeslee Manufactur- ing company. Alabama Steel and Wire company @, the Avondale Steam laun- dry. and Hardie-Tynes company, ma chinery.
 The county exhibits at the fair proms. to be very large and unusually interest Ing. Nine of the largest counties in the state have already signifed their lnten- l tions of having exhibits. and w. E. Mont gomery, who is working up the Jefferson
 county exhibit, is enthusiastic over the l prospects.
 | The agricultural exhibit will be ar
 ranged in booths, each county occupying a different booth. The county which makes the finest exhibit will win a prize l of $400.
 l at the state fair. The exhibit will nte made by Smiths conservatory. Rosedale. | the Lindsay greenhouses, at woodlawn; John L. Parher's greenhouses, at Fair view and the Magic Floral company, of | Weat End
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-02
COMMITTEE WORK
 PROGRESSING WELL
COMMITTEE ON EDUCATION OF ALABAMA FEDERATION OF WO- MEMS CLUB ORGANIZING IM- PRovEMENT ASSOCIATIONS.

The committee on education of the Ala bama Federation of Women's clubs is still doing great deal of work in or ganizing school improvement associa- tions.
 A school rally was held last Thursday at Huffman under the auspices of the School Improvement association Ad- dresses were made by Prof. Robert Me Pheters, the principal of the school; Mrs. J. D. Matlock, chairman of the commit tee on education of the Alabama Feder- ation of Women's clubs; Hugh Morrow and the Rev. s. V. Blythe.
 A school improvement association was recently organized at Powderly and has taken up the work of improving the school there. Superintendent T. R. Walk CT and the teachers of the Wylam school are at work bettering their school.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-02
REVIVAL SERVICES
 BEING CONDUCTED
Large Crowds Attended Both Services at Cumberland Presbyterian Church Yesterday.

A series of revival services was inau- gurated yesterday morning at the First Cumberland Presbyterian church. The Rev. b. D. Hendrics, the well-known evangelist, Is assisting the Rev. Dr. l. D. Steele pastor of the church.
 Yesterday at the morning service Mir Hendrics preached to a large congrega- tion. His subject was Christian Spirit ual Wealth."
 MT. Hendrics was greeted by . large congregation at evening service yester- day He will continue all of the week conducting two services a uay. at 10 a. m. and 7;t5 D. m.
 Prof l.. Carter of Lebanon. Tenn, a talented singer, Is conducting tho song services, and 8 musical programme has been arranged for the entire week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-02
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received by the undersigned until F o'clock noon Wednes- day, October 1, 1905, for certain vitrified brick and artificial stone paving. Speci- f1cations may be obtained at this office The right Is reserved to reject any and all proposals.
 (Signed) JULIAN KENDR1CK,
 9-2S-7t City Engineer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-02
Changes for Attaches.

Washington, October 1.-Mr. De Thai. second secretary of the Russian embassy, has been temporarily transferred to Mex leo as charge d'affairs of the Russian le- gation there Prince Kudaeff, who was with Baron Rosen at Tokio, has been att tached to the Washington embassy
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-02
THE WEATHER

Washington. October 1.-Forecast for Alabama: Partly cloudy MonSay and showers in extreme southern portion: slightly cooler in the interior; Tuesday fair, variable winds.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-02

Come soc me at new Eagle Saloon 1909 Second Ave.
 c. A. Dorsey.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-02
Man Said Nothing.

mdn odiu NOtnlnHs
 Not word was uttered by the man un- der arrest The detectives then told of the network they had woven about Frank lin and the bride became almost frantic. As she arose from her seat and as she stood there, dressed in a neat-fitting uni form of the Salvation army. pointing her finger at Franklin. she wsa almost dra- matic in her utterances.
 Why did you deceive me? Why did you do?" she cried.
 The husband looked as unconoe.ned as he did during the prayer and said not a word. When he reached the police jail he admitted having married three times. but claimed he had obtained divorces. Afterwards he admitted that he had not been divorced from wife No. ?.
 From the evidence in the hands of the detectives, an interesting story is re- vealed. They know nothing of his history prior to four years ago, when he Is said to have married Into a good family at Newport, Ky. About three years ago he put in his appearance at Toadvine, twenty-five miles west of Birmingham, and married relative of Deputy Sheriff Reeves, known as wife No. 2. He re- gently brought her and their child to Bir- mingham to live, securing employment with the MeMahon Furniture company.
 Met Salvation Army Lasse.
 Franklin had known the mother of pretty Peachy Jones, Salvation army lassie, for several years, and 1t was through her that he got an introduction His affection was reeiprocated. it seems the girl not knowing that he was mar ried, and she accepted him when he proposed marriage.
 Franklin sent his wife No. and child to visit her parents. He immediately set the date for marrying Miss Jones and led her to the altar Thursday night, Septem- Der 21. Since that time they have been living on Nineteenth street, between Ave- nues A and B.
 According to information furnished Messrs. Hamilton and Bodeker, Franklin posed as a preacher when he met his first wife. He Is said to have gone so far as to enter the pulpit of a church and preach the gospel The maiden name oi his first wife could not be learned last night. She brought about the arrest, hay ing written the police here recently that she had been deserted shortly after heI marriage. She signed her name Cora Franklin, Newport Ky" It Is from this wife that Franklin says he has 8 d. vorce.