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HELP WANTED.
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general committee of which has It's headquarters in Cincinnati. to make the school at Mason City one of the largest buildings will be built as they are need ed. The society has about forty acres of land at Mason City. It has built and conducted large number of schools through the south.
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the indictment read in court as the item on which the solicitor asked for convic- ton. He refused to elect either of these three items or any part of them. The three items are named in the SS000 in dictment and go to make up the sum of that indictment. The other acts of the defendant were admitted merely to show criminal intent on the part of the de- fendant and no verdict was asked only upon Items named in the indictment un- der consideration. The SS000 indictment was the only one on trial and the only one introduced in the case. The solici- tor claimed the right to convict on any amount from S25 up to Ss000 named in the indictment and did not claim the right nor did he ask for conviction of more than that. No other indictment was on trial"
 Judge Jackson identified his written charge to the jury and his memory was refreshed as to the various rulings in the taking of testimony in the former trial
 A number of other witnesses remain to be examined by the state and the defense may put others on the witness stand tomorrow
 At 4:57 o'clock this afternoon court ad- journed to 9:3O tomorrow morning.
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cross-examination he stated that he was
 a brother-in-law to T. J. Cornwell the
 defendant.
 Attorney W. K. Smith took the stand
 and said "I assisted Captain White in
 defending MT. Cornwell in the former
 trial and have a distinct recollection that
 Captain White asked the solicitor three
 different times to elect sum on which he
 asked conviction. The solicitor did not
 elect. One time his associate, MT. Scott , said they would take the three items in the $S000 indictment. but the solicitor re- fused to agree. The states attorneys never did elect particular charge or sum and were sustained by the court" Being cross-examined, MT Smith said; "I don't think that Solicitor Godfrey limited his argument to the particular in- dctment on trial. The SS0o0 indictment was on trial. but we could not keep the argu- ment and taking of testimony confined to that particular charge"
 J. T. Johnson. a juryman in the former trial, gave testimony which was pract- cally the same as that given by the other witness.
 number of refused charges were here introdumed and read before the jury. These were charges written by the de- fendant's attorneys with the request that they be given to the jury in the former trial They had been refused and were so endorsed by Judge William Jackson, who presided in the former trial.
 The defense rested here, and George n. Stevenson was put on the stand by the state He testified as to the Identity Of Certain books and papers that had been introduced as evidence in the former trial, and also as to a blotter that did not appear in court at this time. Mir. Steven son was appointed receiver for the Bes- semer Savings bank at the time 1t failed and has had the books of the bank in charge since that time.
 J. F.. Osborne, expert accountant who checked the books of the bank testified in the former trial and especially as to certain items appearing on the bank books on March 6. 1902 These items are suppose to be the three items mentioned in the $S0O0 indictment on which Corn well was tried and acquitted last De- cember
 ] Judge Jackson on Stand. Judge William Jackson was put on the stand by the state. Judge Jackson said: "I presided as judge in the trial of T. J. Cornwel last December. when he was acquitted of the charge of embezzlement. | The state called for the trial of case | No 1007, but the defense objected to the l trial of this case and insisted upon the 1 trial of case No 993. which was the first appearing on the docket. Case No. 99 was designated as the one to be tried and the indictment in this case was read and no other. There was never any mo- tion presented in writing to exclude tes- timony of other charges in the remain ing indictments. When called upon the state elected the three items named In
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-12
Letter to Editor.

To the Editor of The Age-Herald:
 In this afternoons paper I note that
 there is a movement on foot looking to
 the installation of an electric lighting
 plant in our new high school building
 and as one interested in the city's ex-
 penses, I wish to know what in the
 name of hades Is this contemplated for
 Surely not for the use of the students
 since school hours are only from 9
 o'clock in the forenoon to about 1 or 2 o'clock in the afternoon, and a good Creator usually furnishes free a pretty good article of light during such hours in Birmingham. I want to know for what uses the electric lights are de- sired.
 Does any sane man, unblinded by graft, suppose that such plant with its great expense of maintenance, is a necessity? If admitted as true that there will be an occasional cloudy day
 when such lights might be needful, is it not reasonable that the light company which Is at present furnishing the city with lights, can furnish light In the building on occasional cloudy days, at less expense to the tax payers than would be the case of installing and con- stantly operating a special plant? I beg to be excused, but I think I
 smell graft in the proposition. Re- spectfully,
 o. T. DOZIER. Birmingham October H.
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LADIES' HOME DOCTOR. Straight Talk to Women.

If a girl has the attractive qualities that men like, if she always has plenty of men or boy friends-GOOD ones-it is a sign that she is one of earth's choicest possessions, a wel1-sexed, ,unseGish, sweet tenn percd, 1ovab1e, WOMANLY pir1-fitted to be the MOTH
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-12
ALLEN DIES FROM
 REGENT INJURIES
PROPOSITION OF THE SOUTH ERIN RAILWAY TO RUN TRACKS ON WATER STREET IS FAVORED BY SELMA MERCHANTS.

Selma, October 11.-(Special)-This aft ernoon at half after o'clock J. E. Allen, the young man who was shot by the negro, Booker Glass. near Thomaston, last Thursday, died at the Selma infirm- ary. Allen was shot in the morning and was brought to the infirmary in this city late Thursday evening. It was thought he would get well, but peritonitis set in and this morning hope was given up. His friends were notified and Fred Hollis, his business partner and friend, came up to be with him at the end. His material affairs were all strengthened. He was conscious until the very last
 The negro who shot him was captured Monday by ex-Sheriff Cooper of Marengo county, and was landed in jail at Linden that night. It was thought then that young Allen would recover, or it is doubt full if Glass would have ever seen the inside of the county jail.
 The young man was exceedingly popu- lar and was only about 25 years of age. He has been in this section only little over year. but has won many friends. Southern's Proposition. Inc proposition or the oOuiHeIl ldiiWay to run two tracks down Water street to give to the merchants store door deliv- cry continues to be the talk of the hour. ! The afternoon paper of the city inter viewed about forty more citizens today and very few were found to oppose the matter if proper restrictions were thrown around the grant. The Journal came out this afternoon in an editorial practically favoring the franchise, but only under the condition that the railway pays the city for it. The Journal takes the posi- ton that the time for the giving away of franchises has passed. and if the rail- way wants 1t they must pay an adequate price for it. +s
 Local and Personal.
 The 'Buster Brown company was booked at the Academy here tonight and tomorrow night. Owing to railroad con nections they did not show up today, but will arrive tomorrow.
 Ernest Lamar left Monday for New York to witness the world championship series between New York and Philadel- phia, and incidentally to transact some business.
 A lineman of the Western Union Tele- graph company reports that frost was noticed at Wilton this morning. Colonel Hill, a retired merchant of Memphis, who is interested in the Lowry cotton picker, is in Selma today preparing for a demonstration of the machine al the coming Central Alabama fair.
 Two mules belonging to Mayor Atkins are missing from his stables on Mabry street. It is feared that they were stolen.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-12
WILL BLOW IN FURNACE.
Material Being Assembled for Starting
 Furnace at Attalla.

Gadsden. October 11.-(Special.) )-The Eagle Iron company of Chattanooga Is as- sembling the ore. charcoal and other products for the starting up of their char coal furnace in Attalla. which has been idle for some time. For the past month necessary repairs have been going on at the furnace, and now great quantities of charcoal are being received, while wood to burn in the coke ovens at inc furnace Is also being hauled in.
 It is the intention of the company to start the ovens at once and put the fur mace in operation December l. The At tala furnace has a daily capacity of nine ty tons of the very best charcoal iron, and is one of three similar furnaces in the Gadsden district. Over 150 men will be given employment when the furnace
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-12
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