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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-26
LITTLE INTEREST
 TAKEN IN ELECTION
EAST LAKE VOTERS TO ELECT A MAYOR AND ALDERMEN AND BOARD OF EDUCATION FIRST MONDAY IN MAY.

Although the municipal election at East Lake is just little over a month off, not a single candidate for office has an- nounced The voters of the town will elect on May a mayor board of alder men and board of education. The elec- ton promises to be very tame affair.
 The name of John w. Beasley is being mentioned in connection with the race for mayor, although he has made no an- nouncement. If he does become a can didate he will probably be elected with out opposition. MT. Beaseley has re- sided In East Lake for twenty years, and formerly served as member of the board of education.
 The town is divided into four wards, each having two aldermen and one mem- Der of the board of education.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-26
At Five Points.

Last night Bishop Galloway preached at inc Five Points Methodist church to a congregation that filled the house. His text was taken from the latter clause of the fifth verse of the nst chap- ter of Jeremiah: "I ordained thee
 prophet unto the nations,
 The bishop spoke of the especial interest
 in the study of the lives of the prophets and said that in choosing prophet God called the man which the time or epoen required Tn the providence or God grace" said the bishop, man ana the
 hour are made to meet"
 He continued by explaining briefly the
 different characters of several or the prophets, and said that Jeremiah was peculiar in the preponderance1 of the gem tier clements in his nature God goes Into the righteous nome 10 find the prophet for a crisis he said. and touched briefly on the family life or the young Jeremiah.
 pa then smoke of the doubts and mis- eiyings of the chosen youth, and showed | how God inspired him with confidence Tor the great work that was before him. The wide extent of Jeremiahs mission was explained and the different offices he was expected to fill were shown. In speaking of the prophets fortitude he said: Jeremiah is to me an instance of a sustained spirit under discourage ment'
 In drawing the parallel to our own lives, he ren1a rked that we also must not have too much self-confdence, and declared that. "one who Is conscious of unpre- paredness will seek the source of pre-
 paration." We must have the fearless fidelity, the speaker said when we un-
 dertake the labor for the harvest to come.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-26
RECEPTION TO ACTOR.
Barney Gilmore Greeted by Hber. nians-Capt. o'8rien's Hospitality.

The Ancient Order of Hibernians held a reception yesterday afternoon in the Knights of Columbus hall in honor of Barney Gilmore, the actor. Many mem- bers of the order were present to greet the popular visitor and the affair was delightful in every way. Mir Gilmore gave happy recitations and sang inmita- bly a number of songs
 From the hall the actor, escorted by Hibernians, went by invitation to Capt. Frank P. O'Briens elegant home. where characteristic hospitality was dispensed MT. Gilmore said 1t had been a long time since he had spent such pleasant after noon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-26
WANT AND NEED.

There's a big difference between what a baby wants and what he needs. Deny him the one, give him the other. Most babies need Scott's Emulsion it's the right thing for a baby. It contains a lot of strength building qualities that their food may not contain. After a while they get to want it. Why? Because it makes them comfortable. Those dimples and round cheeks mean health and ease. Scott's Emulsion makes children easy; keeps them so, too.
 SCOTT q BOVINE. 4os Pearl St., New York.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-26
ModJeska in Macbeth"

Modjeska,'s appearance at the Jeffer- son theatre tonight in Macbeth" will be an occasion of unusual importance, The engagement will have many points of interest. It will be the last oppor- tunity presented here of seeing this ac- tress. That the choice of play by the management fell upon Macbeth is cause for congratulation, for the role of Lady Macbeth is one in which Modjeska stands pre-eminent and in which the power of her art is most tellingly revealed. In no other role in her repertoire does the Polish ac- tress enter more fully into the spirit of the character portrayed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-26
Marie cahlll.

Marie Cahill will come to the Jefferson theatre tomorrow night direct from her successful run in Molly Moonshine at the Liberty theatre, New York city. This smart musical play by Edwin Milton Royle and George V. Hobart with music by Silvio Hein, it is claimed, has made one of the sensational hits of the sea son.
 The part of Molly Moonshlne'' has proved the hest that Miss Cahill has eyer had for the exploitation of her particular kind of comedy and the 'repressed' meth cd has brought her the verdict of many of the New York critics that she is unique.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-26
THE WOODS AND THE PARKS.
Crowds Go on Sunday outings-Ar
 Ideal Spring Morning.

Yesterday forenoon was an ideal spring morning and large portion of Birming- hams population made for the parks and woods as soon as they had breakfast and many of those who waited to at tend church went in the afternoon A raid was made on the wild flowers and judging from the handsful and armsful brought into the city. during the day, there were few left for those who will take outings during the week.
 The parks and resorts presented mid summer appearance all day, and the street cars were taxed to their full capacity.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-26
ADJUSTMENTS
AT THE JEFFERSON.

ronight-Modjes eska In Macbeth" Tuesday night-Marie Cahill in Molly Moonshine.
 Friday afternoon and night-"The Old Homestead"
 Saturday afternoon and night ''The Maid and the Mummy"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-26
Mrhe Old Homestead.n ?

How far the famous old New England play "'rhe Old Homestead" will go in the affections of the theatregoing public seems to be query that is unanswerable. Suffice it to say that it is now in it's twentieth year and is still vigorous in its drawing power and it's ability to please.
 '"The Old Homestead" will be at the Jefferson Theatre next Friday, matinee and night.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-26
"The Maid and the Mummy"

"The Maid and the Mummy" Richard Carle's merry musical play, which is to be the attraction at the Jefferson The atre next Saturday, matinee and night is In two acts. The first act is laid in the curio store kept by Washington Stubbs, 8 brokendown theatrical manager, who is selling his properties as genuine antiques; the second act is laid in the Egyptian ball room of pr. Elisha Dob bins, In New York city. The scenic art ist, it is said, has painted a wonderful scene for the second act, and the. gowns worn by the Egyptian queens. by the Polly and the Julia girls in this act. 1t Is claimed, are the most expensive ever used by any theatrical organization.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-26
"A Rocky Road to pubIln.n

Barney Gilmore will be seen all thls week at the Bijou, in Daniel l.. Hart's new comedy drama, "A Rocky Road to Dublin" It Is in three acts. Robert Daley, the character portrayed by Bar ney Gilmore in this play, is a praise worthy one. interesting to every father and mother, a type of man that for love and duty becomes a martyr. Messrs. John H. Havlin and George H. Nicolai have surrounded MT. Gilmore with the following players: Franl Lavarnie, George Hassel, John D. Griffen. Patrick Touhey Major Laird, Will Long. Nina Shirley, Isis Maynard. Jessie Laseur and others. Barney Gilmore will introduce his new songs and harp solos.
 The play is away from the convention al, there being no scarlet-coated soldiers, lodging the hero, evictions or grotesque characters. Barney Gilmore, as Bob Daley, with his rich Irish brogue and natural manners. Is said to be captivat- lng. Several features are promised, among which are old Irish airs. an Irish jaunting car, genuine bag-pipe players and a carload of special scenery showing the Emerald Isle as it Is today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-26
THE WEATHER

Washington, March 25-Following is the forecast for Alabama: Partly cloudy Mon day. showers Monday night or Tuesday; light to fresh southerly winds.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-26
AT THE Rilou.

All the week, with matinees Tues day. Thursday and Saturday-Bar- ney Gilmore in "A Rocky Road to Dublin.'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-26

The visiting directors of the Tennessee Republic companies, commonly known as MT. Gates party, spent the greater part of yesterday sightseeing and in the evening they were entertained at dinner at the Country Club by MT. Hassinger, vice president and district manager of the Republic Iron and Steel Company
 Leaving the Hotel Hillman at 10:30 in automobles-fve of the finest cars in Birmingham, including Mr. Bacon s-the visitors were speeded out past Boyles and to the Tennessee Company's dolomite quarry at Dolcito, about seven miles from town. As the weather was ideal and the road in excellent condition the members of the party greatly enjoyed the outing Tkey saw and felt the sunny south at it's best.
 Returning to the hotel at 1 o'clock the visitors had luncheon and at 2:SO boarded handsome private trolley car placed at their service by President Jemison of the Birmingham Railway Light and Power Company, for spin through me suburbs and through residence sections of the city. The street car excursion took in Ensley-out one way and naeK the other-East Lake, the Rolling NH loon. and Highland avenue. It was nearly
 
 nation. As the politician says Watch the public schools they will be voters sooh "I stand today a victim of incompe- tency in the school room. My instructors were not efficient. In those days II d man had failed at other pursuits, he thought he could at least be a school teacher Let me emphas size that a school board is not an elemosynary institution. It IS not their duty to pension broken down law yers. old maids and widows.
 'sThe work of those in the schools IS d nrofession. There manhood is developed kand womanhood trained.
 Character of the Training.
 "An important. part of the question or education is the character of the training Shall the church turn it entirely over to the state? Hugo said that when the door of the school house was opened the ooor of the iail was closed This depends en- tirely on what is done after the door IS opened" In conclusion Bishop Galloway accentua, ted the importance of keeping the hoiu that the church had on the education or its youthful members. He also spoke Of the need of these institutions of learning at home and stated that the idea has ex- ploded long ago that it was necessary to go off to secure an education.
 He spoke of the necessity for training the young men of the Methodist denoml- nation who intend to become preachers, and said that there were twenty-slK or these at .Owenton.
 Tn his closing remarks Bishop Gallo | .c "a poon men becoming preachers, the fact that gross materalism and commercial- ism turned their thoughts away from re- ligion.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-26

Birmingham. Several five and ten-dollar contributions were made
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-15

Judge LumAu T. Par sr 1f.,
nepaly Clerk 4. A. chAndla uulted
state Attorney " 4 Standi 4 and
Assistant o T. Rider pepat Mar.
shal e H. Caldwell and other court
attaches left yesterday for fahlequah
whefs Judge Parker tbs morning
upened session af United states
court
D Z. SIC Ilflen, reelected supefin.
teudent Of schools of tie state oi
Nebraska IL the recrnt election b
amaiotlty q $4,000. eill he here next
wueh 70 visit lila uncle, John McIlrlen
% kslso. Nse.iios 70 ny. Mt Ac.
nfie : . Repnbilean. Thls wiii be
MS seeoad term = state saporluisn.
deng.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-15
IN CUBA FOR FUN.
MANY AMERICAN SOLDIERS oF
FORTUNE ~ ISLAND.
plssppointnsns a. gad u Fighting n.
tense NHona ths Foreign Legicn
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Legion ln Cuna taYa the cafroap9nf
eni faf narpefs Neakiy. ts Capt E
b Webster an t.aefy 1aukeo ifom
il,rhaea Cons TIE country "a ro
bust uniaas ara sul morc rouuai men
The capn aoui8 HslEe sal thau
arht boz aa it b. ottea necoaaarY %
oai NeiL pahau man has - have
tho pr.ee. even it be has % Hrhi lef g
Aaa aehuns p Cass tHst Bow q al
mnst ne eesl payine profession He
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raafasaack g these are suu such
shnn btyoa8 ihIa uoaaie6 hnd q
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aero chatting when cheerful hee
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-15
KILLED
IN WRECK

chicago Nos y 4 Scst bolnd e..
prcss train ea tho Baltimore a ohio,
ean4Iae nearly 90 passengers. aeaty
an Immigrants and an ssst bo1md
frrehs train ca.lldei heAar un tbIs
morning at woodslls ind % miles
saatH q Cheaso uhlIc bsth staIas
wcn Fean.as a. faa speed Te ell
lis.aa oecHfae4 on : e4ue ana balb
trains aorg e1mp alt9 wflesei
4 uamber af cars 81 tie eaNsus
fmla sere hurled daen q tea toot en-
hank Hent ana Immediately caushi
av sls reaehes aeeupled by .mmh
grants sere destroyed aui oat q
ias immigrants are missing it is a..
ileyst tHelf bailss have bea c1usan.
~ EFofY possible effort aas
made q sstntAfr tse iore.9uer hut
RE aames spread " rapidly that ths
vas Impossible ln mast cases Mans
gthef loteIKues we're inlNret hfftE
5 Bselaus iase bee0 ut 20 tie
sceue from various uss " points
TIE railway uHelas at flol wreck
have Just tslsgmphe1 % tie Mercy
hospital n ths cIt{ Cd prepare iof fte
reception ui injured TIE chtef 81
poli e of Chieago las arirred lt su.
bulauees 10 meet tie RELIEF train 81
the dspot TIE train With Tie in,
lurd Is not expected @ reach Chlea.
10 until SD uts Afternoon
Attoriock this aftsSu0aa the 81
aeials of The baltimore s Ghio g..
uouncet that Il IS kuown positively
g persons esre killed N atleu ln.
lartd and g escaped nnhurt from
theWfeek
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-15

Naf began Then Be- remembered Wiih
iaF iha nns tmes be had durius bls
military arvice in Germnns i fpw
wears aga AwaY 60 iae winds wcaf
fhe feai estate business and the Herr
0hef Llemenhat bursi into bloom N
hi uniioHm
lleut Herbert shoekieT b q small
aud very cheerful fighting mau from
Philadelphia Whu they organized
ihe rofelgn Lenoa he amllcd and said
he believed bod cake commissions
When ho uae aans a machine gun
6a the reaf ~ toe armored car aud a
rebel Maaser bullet eent through his
lee he fmlled ard saia b. believed
rshmine newer struck twice iu ihe
amo place wanted q photograph
him 81 seaa aa ho had 8 little leisure
afis the battle 81 smiled
Better wait e can stand up
st4rht Ae advised fellow hates
Is leek iesiy as piciufe
Thc anrfleet soldier fortune
ewes sav s Oube8 q Car Who came
m Heaf haate al iao wav from West
1856 reef Neu YorR lhe Mafnlur
side AmeHts alntf'r ta fake part in
the ame Gea iofuM dei Castillo
maaa him captain ia tie rebel forces
aaa heh iha 9ucc e8s Declared
togaaf that ffrtaie 500 carr
sss# ICES snaa u Hke n
esH# aH f#a uH HUHa HUH. rs HaVr
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-15

", 7. wsde of tie Jumbo MeFcan.
ssia company. Is oaef staColieYsllls,
Kan. looking after Interests ~ con-
nnctiun with his farm hear that plaee.
H Mnfsfroa q Stfsaxi4 u
ard hls so.in.lAw Is 4 seesdhAm u
stott City. No, arr ia Tie cltyislait.
lng relatives a0d looking oger Ils
country.
Yesterday evening a. the Pfesby'
tsfian parsonage william A Marnsg
OF Vilita and Mm falsey Thomas ol
Echo we're married by isev. q "
suodgrAss
Mrz Elta Burns recovered the losi
Past MAtrouA Eastern Star plntadsor
tised for yesterday inaThel cilsefiAir
and III thor0iy convinced lttat Il
pays 70 advertise.
TIE telght. montiA-old daughter ol
NJ and Mrs. r II. ShulsFt died la.l
night of whooplng eoughiand q eopipll
cation ~ otisr diseases Funeral thls
afternoon Il o'sloek
WORK On the ChFstlanschurrh has
heen Progressing rapidly tits ane weA.
thcf TIE brick and stone work a
n0w practically complete, and IN frw
more days tlis church all he finished
resdy Tor The piasteFsrs
TIE f. y. natcllf Mercantile com.
pans has i0el receiYed a large invoice
81 fixtures far making Nlndoal dis.
PLAYS and a great improvement will
b. noticed ia the shoa wlndoss'oi
that store within 3 few days
VI III nspue wia has ellAfge II tie
lgrtNm course - ANXIOUS tiaf an
penonal aequaintAbees u 0pie Read
D. given SEATS on ths platform Mon.
daY night, and requests al those sho
know NJ nsaA % communicate with
Mr. pepns
Tie reception yesterday afisruoon
snd tie dance last night. given by
Mrs VI 0ff and Mn O L. James
AZ the bone % the former, Nere two
~ tlia most enjoyable soclal Affairs 81
ile season. Lack n space fofbids a
more extended mention in this issue.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-15

sundays Joplin Glohs contains an
item from CarfaFsllls which says that
Adolph ssoenlleFF of that place asii
y le lleuiah MeClslland u vinita viii
le married Ia thla cltf Wednesday g
the home ~ Miss McCselland'e sister.
Ars g $. Atsfy. MF. Sclioeilheff.
who ia nov IN business Ia Casteryille.
waa located ln vlnlia to- mora than ,
scar a. secretary Of the VinltA =
Western railroad
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-15
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY

FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
TIE chieftaia wants = boy % feed
job press
Is j. Wade of McAlesier va b Re
yesterday and today
Oscar seliocnharr d Parsons KAN,
was 10 the eltY TO-DAY far hls brother j
wedding
Joe n Lallay u Clanmone sas ia
tie cts today attending the session
Of the senatorial investigating cons.
mlttee
Judge ] A Glil wont 70 MeAlestaf
on THIS marnlrK's iycf shefe lle viii
preside over the sesslon u ths court
Of appeals that elens today
4 marriage license uas Issued this
morning 70 Adoiph sehoenhsfr Il
OAftersllle. No. aud Alss Mamie
neulah Meclelland of tbs clty
df and Mrs George G FINLEY en-.
teftained esnafof Chester sLona
and a A NcferIand Is luncheon 10.
aAF a tileif lWme 81 North NIllsr st
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-15
WAREHOUSES;
DYNAMITED

Nashville Tenn Nov q Thpe
warehouses II TIE American suua
company az EddJssIile prneeton ard
fro,ignia. KY. wefr dynamite early
TO-DAY, and h.aaihouuds are nov fol.
lowing the trail 0i the Wfoekou ses.
eml mauths ago tie trust warehouses
lu southern keutuekY were dfuamit.
ed. AMI growers wlio soli tobacco q
she trust received eafnlns mcsages
from suight riders
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-15
Agents Wanted

Agents mAls on female, make eodd
moaeF selling anr goods Write Cor
catalogue. # sou vaut % bay for
oNu a.. ouF prices slli astealsh you.
United Mfr Mali Order Co., II
Truut -, Nes YofE City 80. q
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-15
FRoM ruEspAY.s pAILY

Fh0A TUESDAYS = pAtLA
r. L. sopsr i 40 from MusAogea -
day.
George G pries,lsy of nArtlssyllls
Is ia the city today
NJ NJ Mcclellan n clamm0re Il
here 10 meet tile senator's
sc Victor is here from Afton
h0b.nobbing with the senators
NJ l. Goodwin 0f tie Dallas News
i one 81 the correspondents with the
senate COMMITTEES.
A marriage license Wss issued yes.
taFxiAy 70 Aniemon Wilson 0t Nowala
and MlN Lille Parker ~ Chelsea
f0Y Hoffman of Chandler, q pfomi.
usot Democratic politician u thenee
state is registered q, tIs Cobb today.
iicof2e ana Ernest calvert we're
brought tig 10 federal jail last night
ffam Pryor Cfess charged vitn a..
saalt
~ " II smith is here from Gel.
lluuils visiting hls bfoihsr 10 iau
e s. AVER and his brother Oit
smith
en3 keyelY standard OH Iepfe.
sentative % Tie territory andl treas
uFnr n the Democratic campAlen
committee s 10 Tie city today
j 4 Campbell % AlIHWc is iu ths
elty tois9 Nj AnpEsll vii b. ous
u the principal Representatives n TIE
uslawafes before the senatorial iu.
fatigatlng committee
Cynthia nagsdale an insane woman.
aas brought "a the lau theIothef
night from sAlIlsaH she was hunt.
ing fof santa Claas and foundlhim Ia
Tie Pefg might guArdlat the laiI
= n BAfde, Guthrie eoffespandcuf
d the Kansas cts Star ard Times. i
Ia Tie eitg toiaf % meet tge ssuatot.
Isl usasigAfles COMMITTEES Nr.
llsris S perhaps the Hssi posted and
mast rellable newspaper man 81 tie
tsgfisou
Drank 3 loos editar of tie 81.
sats Advertiser tslntns CTS tasiag
ile sass Nosala IS ef0alns right
alaus ard tlat despite tha large
aamlef Il nes bHAneN houses
faefa thsl merchants report 'lettef
trade tlaH ever lefofe
Afteses 81 Incorporation faf Tie
leeelnia oil company 6f Bauietiae
htte bmsa atlci ii Tie elerg 1 a1'ce
tefe fae iueafpemtan Nlaafs also
tha o1sen are Fmuk Philips pre-.
siisut Waite Phillips gee president
Is > Hl.ilpa seutarltfeasanr
W ssaus af Chelsea. president
- the FelsatesilC commercial cuts Il
tHa Indian TERRITORY, IS ia tie eifg 20
uIsat tle senatorial investigating com.
mIttee Af Ssanl IS a delegate To-
tie constitutional convention ff0m
eisi dslfIef and .s one q tie rising
young men ga u5e Democratic party
All Old msmbsrs e The Ninlta
Choral ciety and All thasa who Wish
al ioln The society Ire requested 70
meet 10 tle cauft house Thursday
evening at 0'cIoek, when The work
Tor the winter viii be outlined. The
elab dId same e1esllent vork Iasl rear
ard Il Is hoped that il may he even
more successful this season
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-15
Bomb ThrOwer Killed

NoscoS, Nov n A bomb vas
thrown at Mayor Reinbot Oh the
street this mofulng Reluuot who was
no hurt Alllel tie thfoNer