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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-16
CARS PLUNGED TO
 BOTTOM OF CREEK
Five Cars Take Fire Near Pittsview. Ala. and No One Is Seriously
 Injured.

Columbus, Ga, October 15.-(Special)- No. "A from Montgomery to Savannah a mixed freight and passenger train, was wrecked on the Seaboard Air Line rail- way at high trestle just west of Pitts view, Ala, at midnight last night A freight car that was heavily loaded with meat jumped the track while the train was crossing the trestle, with the result that two other freight cars and three passengers cars plunged to the bottom of the creek forty feet below the engine and other cars passed over safely.
 Luckily there were only a half dozen passengers on the carSsRnd nobody was killed In the WI eek and subsequent fire, although their escapes were almost mil raculous. Conductor Tom Sutton of Sa- vannah was badly cut up and bruised, although his injuries are not fatal The passengers were badly shaken up and bruised, but from reports their injuries are not serious. when the train went down the cars caught fire from the stoves and soon the entire mass of wreckage was in flames. The cars were completely de- stroyed. Conductor Sutton sustained his most serious injuries by falling through a pane of glass as the train was falling. There was only about one foot of water in the creek. The trestle is 155 feet long and much of 1t was destroyed by flames. A wreckage train has gone to the scene from Montgomery
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-16

selling-A1yth. 9S; Avendow. 99; Attention, 100; Earl of Leicester, Dulzura, Refined, 1e1; Malta, Sanardo 1G2: Cackler, 103; Captain Mccormick, 1O4; Hereafter. 1O5; Judith Louise, Seven Bells, 106; Bush Thorpe, Fire Alarm, 107; Bonart, no
 Second race. mile, selling-Duessa, Pin ta. Elude, 100; D'Armont, Inspector Girl, Ferroniere, Moccasin Maid Dudley, Su- game, Minnehaha, 105; Golden, Tom Cromwell. Leo Bright, Heart of Hyacinth, Hadur, Oral, 10S.
 Third race, six furlongs-Lightning Con ductor, 102; Sam Cook, Betty Miller, Elea- nor. SS Captain Hale. 91; Grace Larsen, 94; Light Wool, Fair Fagot. Antrim, Bit ter Boy, 9f; Electorine, Miss Officious Camp, Caper, Froward. 99
 Fourth race six furlongs, handicap Omar Khayam, 90; Retropaw. 94; Marvel P, 95; Meadow Breeze, 9S; Envoy, Pom totoc. 101 Debar, 1O2; Dulweber, 91; Major Mate, 1O4; Golden Enamel. 105; Mlltiades 106
 Fifth race, seven furfongs. selling-Lid- wina Lady Lavish, Red Raven, Frank Bill, Oddoletta, Optiona;. Alcor, Sincerity Belle, 1O7: Ingolthrift. 1O9 Agnes Virginia Sharp Boy, Harding. Royal Legend, 1l2; Clifton Forge, Kleinwood, IA; Revolt, 115.
 Sixth race. mile and sixteenth, selling Aoratorian. 99; Oberon, 100; Lazell, Juba. Triple Silver, 102; Postman, 104 Captain Bush, 10S; J. P. Mayberry, 109; Arthur Gunner, III.
 Wee Lass and Hector, Hall and Mar shall entry
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-16
GOV. JELKS OFF
 FOR BIRMINGHAM
Chairman Craig Smith Will Return to Capital Today to Outline Plans
 of Coming Campaign.

Montgomery. October 15.-(Special.) ) Governor William D. Jelks returned at noon from a visit to his home at Eufaula, and will leave this evening for Birming- ham to attend the State Fair, which opens today, and to take part in the programme of Governors Day. He will be away a couple of days, likely.
 State Examiner of Public Accounts German has reported on the books of Clarke county, finding the following of fiers to be in good shape: Tax Assessor D. A. Curre, Superintendent of Education R. c. Heard, Clerk of the Circuit Court J. NJ Cunningham, Sheriff R. G. Allen, Probate Judge Clayton Rescue, Tax Collector w. M. Mobley
 The Farmers Union Warehouse com pany has been organized at Haleyville, with capital of S5OO0. There are three score incorporators.
 The capital stock of the Southern Sul- phur Ore company of Talladega has been increased from S25 900 to s60O00.
 State Superintendent of Education l. w. Hill lost two houses at Gadsden Saturday by fire. He left yesterday to look into it. He will visit several North Alabama counties before he returns
 The Scottish Rite Masons of Mobile have incorporated the Scottish Rite Ca thedral company, with capital of $24,0O0, to build a temple at the Gulf City.
 George Bilbe, at Birmingham, and J. N. Grenade at St. Stephens, have been ap- pointed notaries public.
 J Craig Smith. just apointed chairman of the state democratic campaign commit tee, is in Selma today looking after some private matters. He will be here tomor- row for a meeting of the committee to outline a plan of work
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-16
MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED.
H. L. Cleveland of Centrevlle to
 Marry Georgia Belle.

Centreville, October 15.-(Special)- )-Mr. and Mrs Sidney Alexander Hunt of Stin- son, Ga. have announced the approach ing marriage of their daughter, Linnie. to Howard Leon Cleveland of this place. the marriage to occur at the home of the parents of the bride on Tuesday. October 3, at 4 o'clock in the afternoon
 Sheriff Crawford today arrested Dave Jackson, a white man, at Randolph, who is charged in three cases with violating the prohibition law of Bibb county.
 From a standpoint of crime, Bibb coun- ty Is more quiet now than it has been for many years
 A prominent merchant and cotton buyer after an inspection of the cotton fields, stated to your correspondent yesterday that his examination convinced him that cotton in this section was more severely damaged than he had any idea, and that the reports of the damage done by the recent bad weather were not exaggerated.
 New machinery has been ordered and the electric light plant at this place will be enlarged and improved
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-16
MAYOR OF LONDON
 FITTED IN PARIS
RECEPTION IS NOT SPECIALLY WARM ON PART OF PoPULAcE, CORDlALlTY.

Paris, ctober 15.-Great crowds lined the streets here today to watch the pro- cession of the Lord Mayor of London, the sheriff's aldermen and fifty city coun- cilors, as they drove with much pomp in their gala coaches through various parts of the city, where receptions had been arranged for them However, the popular greeting though cordial, was dis tinctly lacking in that gallic enthusiasm, with which the French generally welcome the official visits of their Russian allies.
 What was lacking among the people, however, was made up in the exchange of speeches at the Hotel De Vile and else- where, where the utterances were replete with eulogies of the new friendship. born of the cordial understanding between the two governments. M. Chautard, president of the municipal council and, the Lord Mayor, gave King Edward the credit for diSpelling the old suspicion between the two peoples and laying the basis for broad friendship in the interest of the worlds peace,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-16
At Louisville.

Louisville, October t5.-Ben Shaw, heav fly played won the steeplechase handicap. Manzano on which a big killing was at tempted. fell al the last jump when in the lead Nedra finished second in the second race but was disqualified. Only TWO favorites won. Elliott clipped four race at mile and three-eighths. Weather clear; track fast.
 First race. selling, six furlongs-Fair Calypso 109 QFisher) to 1, won; Touog- gan, l04 (Austim to 1. second; Miss Leeds, 105 tJ. Dealy) 3 to 1, third. Time, l:14
 Second race. selling, five and half fur lorgs-Lady Vimont. 97 (keys) to l. won: Salle Suter, O (Moreland) to l, sec ond; Alta Mcdonald. 100 (Wishard) to l, third. Time, LOS 1-5.
 Nedra finished second but was disqual- Bed for fouling
 Third race, mile-H ector. 103 (Morelandl to l. won; Mcllvain, 10S Q3oland) even, second; Azora, 9l Shilling to l, third. Time, 1:41 1-5..
 Fourth race, free steeplechase handl- son) to 5, won; Keith. 40 (YournelD I 10 l, second Scoops, 129 (Ryan) 10 to 1, third Time 2:52.
 Fifth race. selling, mle-Btter Brown, .JU (Rice> 15 to l, won; Docile. 109 (Wis- aardD to l. second: Suzanne Rovamore lu4 CLloyd) to l. third. Time, 1:4 2-5.
 Sixth race. selling, mile and three elghths- Elliott, 109 (J- Daly) ' to 5. won; Anna Day. 93 (Shilling) to l, second Mae Lynch, 9s (Fisher) F to l, third Time, 2:2c S-5.
 Today's Entries.
 First race, five and one-half furlonss,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-16
ON THE RACE TRACK.
At Belmont Park.

New York October 15-Oxford at s to l, won the West Chester Lightweight handicap. six and one-half furlongs. at Belmont Park today, and in doing so made a new worlds record for the dis tance at 1;1S 1-5. which is one-fifth of a second faster than the best previous time on circular track, held jointly by Flip Flap Minneola and Martinmas
 Pinkerton, an added starter. went out and set terrific pace, followed by Se- curity and Oxford. At the stretch Pink erton dropped back and Oxford came strong, taking command and winning easily by five lengths. Ben Ben was sec ond, head before the favorite, Brook dale Lymph.
 oleroso, even money favorite, won the Autumn Meadowbrook steeplechase in a drive by half length from Orthodox.
 First race, five and one-half furlongs- Vails, 109 (Shaw), ? to 1, won; Barbary Belle 11o GIorneD, even, second; Rebel Stone, 1o9 (Dugam, b to l, third. Time 1:05 2-5.
 Second race. Autumn Meadowbrook steeplechase, about three miles-Oleroso, 154 co. Smith, even, won; Orthodox. 155 (Ray), to 1, second Gypsic, 14S (J o'Brien), 10 to 1. third. Time 6:32
 Third race, mile-Ginette 109 CT Clark to 5 won; Dolly Spanker. 1O2 CMiler), Il to ,, second; Far West, 1O9 Shaw to ?. third Time 1 :3S
 Fourth race, six and one-half furlongs- Hardshot 112 (Miller). to l. won: Lin nepee, 112 (B. RusselD, 15 to 1, second; ; Herman, 112 GHagan), ' to 1, third Time 1 19 3-5.
 Fifth race, westchester lightweight handicap. six and one-half furlongs, last half main course-Oxford. 11S OHorner) 8 to l. won; Ben Ban. 100 (McDanieD. 8 to 1, second; Brool<dale Lymph, 11S (Radtke), [ to B. third. Time. :5s s-5
 Belmont Park Entries.
 First race one mile-One the Eve. Woodsman, 112; Supreme. James N, Al bert r., Deuce, Aster Dor, no; Fly Leaf Park Row, Cloisteress, Young Davis Adonis, Gypsy King, Stoic. Dr. Dix Say Tor, Frills, Daytime. Markie Mayer, 1o7
 Second race. three miles, steeplechase selling-Wool Gatherer, 146; Bound Brook 1i5: Max Mllian, IA: Caller, Allegiance, Al; Woodrule. 13l; Adams 130
 Third race, six furlongs- Bright Boy. Joe Cassidy, Glenham, Bon Ton, Narele Dunvsllo. Zambesl Cambyese Howard Shean. Rappahannock, Landsman, Flint Hill, 112: Sally K. Wild Dance, Joyful, Philander Wise Hand, Cophie Carter, Torklst. Harry Gardiner 1o9.
 Fourth race, Rancho Del Paso, six fur longs-Sewel. 122; Fourenne, 1l0: Vox Populi, Main Chance. 109; Stray Fantastic, Gold Lady, 1o6; Marathon. 1O5: Philander 100.
 Fifth race. seve- furlongs-Ro 126; Watergrass. 109; Aster Dor, 1G7; Lacy Savoy. Kamesha. Cholk Hedrick. 10S: Suf- frage, Bivouac. l04; Toddles, 92; Frank Lord 90; Dorine, S7; Beauclare, They're off, Montgomery, S5.
 Sixth race, handicap. one mile and a quarter-Good Luck, 123: Miss Crawford. 1ls; Angler. IT; Orly 1T. 1os; Palette, 1oU The Cricket 9s; Sailor Boy. 97.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-16
SUBMIT NEW LAW.
Spain Will Contend Religious Orders
 Have Existed By Tolerance.

-e-asadrid. October 15.-Minister of Justice Romanones will, on Wednesday next submit to his colleagues the draft of the new association law, the principal points of which were announced in these dis patches October To- The preamble of the bill is in the form of history of the re- lgious orders of Spain it's object being to prove that the rights of the nation and the crown are superior to the pretensons of the orders, which are without legal status and have existed by tolerance.
 Lieutenant General Luque, who was minister of war in the Moret cabinet, which resigned October 6, has been appointed minister of war in the Domin- guez cabinet and will be sworn in to- morrow.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-16
Cuba Must Pay the Freight.

Washington, October 15.-Quartermaster General Humphrey has sent instructions to the chief quartermaster at Havana to distribute all transports in southern points, the only exception being the ani- nal ships Andes and Taarholm. The let ter is now at Newport News. whence she will sail tomorrow with the last of the animals and wagons needed for the use of the troops already in Cuba. The cost of the transport service will be S225, ,000 which must be paid from the Cuban rev enueS.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-16
RICHEST GIRL IN
 WORLD IS MARRIED
MARRIES POOR MAN, AND EN- PEROR WILLIAM GRACES CERE. MoNY BY HIS PREsENCE-SHE IS BERTHA KRUpP NO MORE.

Essen Prussia, October 15,-In the pres ence of Emperor William and 14O guests, Fraulein Bertha Krupp and Lieut.. Gustav Bon .Bohlen End Halbach were married today in little improvised chapel ad- joining the brides birthplace the Villa Huegel- The ceremony was per formed by the pastor of the neighboring village church. where the Krupp family has long worshipped.
 The Emperor sat with the family while the simple Lutheran marriage service was performed and then stepped forward and congratulated the bride and bridegroom. At the wedding breakfast, which was served at the conclusion of the ceremony. the Emperor drank the health of the bride. The couple afterward left by spe cial train for Krupp castle at Rheinack on the Rhine, where the honeymoon will be passed. The brides travelling dress was q severely simple gray cloth cos tune.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-16

The big wrestling tournament will be opened tonight at the Jefferson theatre. The first of the falls will be between Griffin and Hackenschmidt. The second event will be a fall between Wasem and Demetral, the Greek Demon. The third event, the one which seems to be the festure, will be between Westergaard and the veteran and popular favorite Far mer' Burns.
 Griffin, Demetral, Wasem, Hacken- schmidt and Westergaard have been in
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-16

Birmingham for several days, and yes- terday when the Farmer" made an ap- pearance the sextette was completed
 All men are in fine fettle, and have been in active training. The tournament will be continued tomorrow night, and Thursday night. There is much popular interest, and as each of the contestants expects to win, it is a certainty that the lovers of the sport will be treated to royal entertainment.
 The matches will be in catch -as-catch- can style. with the strangle hold barred.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-16
Pope Receives Cuban Delegate.

Rome, October 15.-The Pope today re- ceived in private farewell audience Mon signor Aversa, the new apostolic delegate in Cuba and gave him his last instructions regarding affairs at his post. Afterwards Monslgnor Astera presented Senor An tonic G. Lanusea, Cuban delegate to the Pan-Amercan conference, the Pope talk ing special interest in the work and ob- jects of the meeting.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-16

Account Georgia State Fair, Atlanta, Southern Railway will sell round trip tickets to At lanta October 12 and 17 at rate of $5.75, which includes one free admission to fair grounds, Tickets limited to return until October g, 1906.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-16
Rural Carriers Appointed.

Washington, October 15.--(Special)- Rural carriers appointed Dothan route !, Charles w Tndell carrier. Sebaurn Tin dell substitute: Sylacauga route 1, Joseph r Bush carrier, David II. Caudle substi- tute.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-16
Senator Morgan In Washington.

Washington, October 15.-tSpecial.) )-Sen- ator John T. Morgan of Alabama has ar rived in Washington for the approaching session of Congress. The senator is tenn porarily located at the Normandi.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-16

Hoods Sarsaparila ensures good diges- tion and strength to the vital organs. h. Sist upon Hood S.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-16

The home corners are invited to call on J. M. Clemmons & Go. Real Estate Agents, 804-5-6 Brown Marx. Bldg.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-04-12
TO ATTEND REUNION
MANY ColunbianS are Pre-
pairing to Visit New
Orleans.

Columbus is the home Of Gen.
Stephen D. Lee, the distinguished
com mander of the United Con
federate Veterans, and il is but
natural that our people shOul d
take a great deal Of interest in
the annual reunion Of that body.
The reunion this year takes place
in New Orleans, beginning Wed
nesday, April 25th. and continu-
ing three days. Many Colum-
bians will be in attendance. the
delegation of course being heade ed
by the gallant commander. The
important position which Gen
Lee occupies makes il necessary
for him to be iu New Orleans a
day or two before the inaugural
Of the official program, and be
and his party will leave here on
Monday, April 23d Besides the
distinguished com mander in
chiet himself Gen. Lees party
will include Miss Mary Askew.
maid of honor to Miss Nichols, of
Louisiana, sponsor for the South
at the reunion, Miss Mary Harris
on, Mrs. F. NJ. Leigh and several
other ladies' who visit New Or
leans to enjoy the social features
of the coming reunion.
Gen. E. T. Sykes, adjutaut
general and chief of staff of the
Army of Tennessee Department,
will leave on Wednesday, April
24th, reaching New Orleans in
ample time to be present at the
opening exercises of the reunion
on the following morning. In
addition to the ladies and gentle
men mentioned above there viii
be quite a mum Der of other Co
lum bians present at the reunion.
among this mum Der being various
memb berS of ISham Harrison
Camp of Confederate Veterans.
The E. G. Leech Camp at Steen
stOn will also be we'll represented,
and quite a number of veterans
from Caledonia and various neigh
borhoods throughout the county
will be present.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-04-12
l.. NJ a IN,
SAM'L L. COX.
@. L. HEARD,
G.. w. CUNNINGHAM
THOS. DEE.
I. II. LEV ER.
REGlSTRATiON NOTICE.
THE STATE OF MISSIS SIPPI, !
IOWndeS County

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Lowndes County
The undersigned r. j. Gunter. Reg
istrar in and for said Lowndes Coun-
ty, in accordance with the laws gov
erning registration, hereby gives
notice that he will be present and reg
lister the voters at their several voting
places on the dates herein mentioned
as follows:
Caledonfa, Monday, April l6 1906.
Steens, Tuesday, April II, 1906.
Mt Vernon School House, Wednes-
day, April IS, 1896.
Old Zion. Thursday, April 10, 1906.
Trinity, Friday. April 20. 1906.
Thomas Store, Monday, April %,
1906
Mayhem, Tuesday, April 24, 1906.
Crawford, Wednesday, April 25,
1906
Astesi;, Thursday, April 26, 1906.
Columbus, Friday and Saturday,
April - and 2S, 1906
And at the places and times men,
toned he will register all voters en-
titled to be registered
K. j. GUNTER,
Registrar.
March 2l, 1906. 3-2I-3w
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-04-12
Charter of Incorporation of the Kelly
Pope Concrete Company.
ARTICLE ]

| ARTICLE1 l.
L. j. Kelly, J. w. Pope, V. NJ
Murphy, Eugene NJ. Murphy, Charles
Strong, w. +. Skinner, their associ-
ates. successors or assigns, are here
by created body polite and corpor-
ate name and style of the Kelly Pope
| Concrete Company: having its dom
icile at or near the city of Columbus,
county of Lowndes and state of Mis-
sissippi, the said corporation TO have
succession for fifty years, and by and
under the name and style of the Kelly
Pope Concrete Company may contract
and be contracted with. sue and be
sued, and may have corporate seal
and alter the same at will, and may do
and perform all acts and possess all
privileges of bodies polite and cor
porate.
ARTICLE ,.
The purposes of said corporation
shall be the manufacture of cement
stone. cement brick. concrete blocks,
concrete walks. and all concrete build
ings or structures or products made
from cement, gravel, sand lime and
clay
ARTICLE ),
This corporation shall have the
power to engage in the business of
manufacturing cement stone. cement
blocks, lime, cement brick, concrete
blocks, concrete paving. concrete
walks, streets. buildings, bridges or
structures of any character manufac-
tured from gravel, lime, cement or
concrete, and to contract for the manu-
facture of walks, or structures of any
kind manufactured from above men
toned material, and to buy. own or
sell all lands, material, machinery or
property of whatever character used
in the manufacture of above mentioned
products or necessary TO carry out the
purposes of said company. The COM
pany shall have the power TO do and
perform all acts and things incident
to the complete exercise OF the fore
going powers, including the power to
borrow money and the issuance of
debenture bonds. The said corporation
shall have all the powers, rights and
,'fivileoeS. and 10 subject 10 the liza
ssIsaeo aia n, ~ - ..sns af corpora
= -s..s VI a.rs' = specified lv aao-
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-04-12

ter % of the Code of 1892 and the
amendments thereto
ARTICLE +.
The capital stock OF said company
shall be fifteen thousand dollars, di-
yided into one. hundred and fifty
shares of 300 each. and whenever the
sum of S12,00 shall be subscribed
for and paid in the said company
may begin business. The capital
stock may be increased or diminished
by ma jority vote of the stockholders
/ and they shall have authority to ac
cept real or personal property in pay
ment of stock subscriptions upon such
terms as they may impose. The capital
stock shall not be increased to more
than fifty thousand dollars.
ARTICLE 5.
The business of this corporation
shall be controlled by a President,
General Manager and a Secretary and
Treasurer, who shall be chosen by the
stockholders, and under such rules
and regulations as the stockholders
make such bylaws as they may deem
meet and expedlent for the compost
tion and control of the said company
and for such other purposes as they
may desire, provided nothing in said
by laws conflicts with this charter or
the laws OF Mississippi. In stock
holders meetings majority of the
stock outstanding shall constitute a
quorum and ma ajority of the stock
voting shall control unless other
wise provided.
ARTICLE q.
The stock of this company shall be
assigned only to the books of the COM
pany.
ARTICLE ].
The meeting of stockholders for the
purposes of organization may be held
in Columbus at such time as may be
agreed upon.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-04-12
ADMfNISTRATR NOTICE TO
CREDITORS.
STATE OF MISSISS SIPPI, /
IOWndeS County

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Iowndes County.
Letters of administrator on the es-
tate of Charles Burlington, decea sed,
having been granted to the under
signed by the Chancery Court of said
Lowndes county, Mississippi, on the
22d day of March, 1906, notice is here
by given that all persons having
claims against said estate, are re-
quested to probate and register the
same with the Chancery Clerk of said
county within one year from this date.
That failure TO probate and register
will bar the claim.
Mas. DIXIE BUFFTNGTON,
Administrators of the Estate of Charles
w. Burlington, Deceased.
March "a, 1906.