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New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
MANAGERS.

: MANAGERS.
Erlanger. IF.
/ Sam H. Harris, p.
lack Gleason. c.
William a. Brady, II.
: Terry McGovern, 2b.
Jules Hartig. CT.
| Sam Scribner. 3b.
! Alfred r. Aarons, 1b.
Edgar SelWyn. SIS.
....s.. 3 6 2 o 0-fS
2 1 3 o o. 6
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29

ACTORS.
George n. Cohan, ..
Louis Mann. 1b.
Dave Montgomery. CT.
Nat N. Willis, IS.
Thomas w. Ross. II.
James J. Morton. IF.
George Beban, 2b.
De Wolf Hopper, cf.
Stone. c.
Managers ........s...
Actors ....s,,,...
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-06
WESTERN UNION GIVES
DINNER TO IT'S EMPLOYEES
Company Entertains Many Guests in
the Restaurant 1t Has Estab-
Iished In Oakland.

The western Union Telegraph Gem
pany recently gave dinner to its en-
ployes in the restaurant established by
the corporation at 1915 Seventh street,
Oakland. The restaurant is in charge
of S. j. Evans of Chicago, who also
has the management Of General Super
intendent f. Jaynes' private car A
number of the Eastern officials of the
company were present at the dinner
among them being Chief Electrician
McKissiek and Manager Davis of the
operating department
Several hundred guests sat down to a
delicious menu and an interesting pro-
gramme was rendered. Superintendent
Jaynes, John Egan, T. Hanley, Cal Nye
A. M. Kilebrew, A. Brakeman, w. In
graham, Mrs. D. Yoell, A. s. Hale, D. E.
Bohannon, H. r. Holmes, r. d. Weeks
III. j. Jeffs, F. NJ. Cuyler, S. B. Mills
j. S. Hunt M. B. Brown, H Marks
George Hafky. Joseph Burke A. Par
sons, B. j. Crowley, e. B. Harrington
w. C. Mccormick, Misses Shirley Erret
Lucy Balland and Katie Mathes took
part. The committee in charge of the
affair consisted of w. Simpson, s. J.
Evans and Messrs. Carnage, Corcoran
Crow and 1saacs. Dancing followed the
dinner.
The company's restaurant has filled a
long-felt want in Oakland. and six hun
dred people are fed there daily. There
is reading rom connected with the
place and 1t is well patronized
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-06
ArrlNe. From HonoluIu.

The Oceanic Steamship Company S
liner Alameda. Captain Dowdell, ar
rived Yesterday from Honolulu. Fine
weather and q smooth sea combined
10 make the voyage pleasant and the
Alameda made the run in five days
seventeen and one-half hours.
The Alameda brought 33l passen-
gers, among whom were the follow
ing.
SIr. and Mrs. Weinberg and maid.
Prof Perkins RIr. and Mrs. W. c.
Wikulich. Mrs. w L. Coffey and son.
Mrs. Mary Guild, Miss Guild, Mrs P.
Jefreys. Miss Jefreys. Mrs W. H
Smith and two children. Mr.. and Mrs F.
n Swauzy. Mrs. W J. Lent, Mrs. S. L.
Brasch and child. Miss l. A. Reming-
ton, Mrs. Mclaughlin, Mrs J. E. Hig-
gins and child, Mrs. L. Wight, Mrs. C
l. Rhodes, George B. Sturgeon. wife
and three children. Mrs. Lawton, Mrs
McGilvray, Miss McGilvray, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Noel Patton, Mrs A. Barnes,
Mrs. s. Ehlich. Mrs. ". Schmidt and in
fant. 7. A Lyle. A J. Oran, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hanweu and child, Mrs. Whitney,
Mrs S. II. Pierce, Mrs. J. P. Richards, T.
Wall. Mrs. N Phillips and two children
and maid, DR.. T. Mcmillan, H. L. Lew
is. H. G. Purcell, P. A. Gillesphalt, T.
c. wills, p Romano, W. S. Marl, NJ.
N O'Shaughnessey, F. Thomas. Mr.. and
Mrs Ehwenfried, Mrs. W. c. Peacock,
Miss II J. Alexander, Mrs. st. T.
Moore, Mrs. Vida Thrum and infant.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-06
CHRISTIAN CHURCH MEMBERS
ARE REMEMBERED BY FRIENDS
Handsome sums Received From All
Parts Of Country for Relief and
Rehnbflitation.

The Board of Evangelization of San
Francisco and Bay Cities of the Chris
tian Church. of which Judge E. A.
Bridgford is chairman. and the pastors
and two layrnen from each church are
members, has received already several
thousand dollars from churches
throughout the country for relief
and rehabilitation. Some thousands
of dollars more will be received here
in the near future.
The immediate needs of the stricken
members of the Christian Church have
been met.
The Rev. Frank S. Ford. pastor of the
First Christian Church. this city, will
be retained in that position, and tenn
porary building is to be erected on the
Twelfth street lot on which his church
stood for many years 1t is hoped to
soon begin the erection of a much larger
and more costly edifice than the one
destroyed by fire.
The West Side Christian Church, Bush
street, near Devisadero. Is intact, and
besides the regular services there relief
work is being done by its members un-
der the direction of the Rev. r. Lord
Cave.
The Twenty-fourth-s street Christian
Church and the Sunset Church on Tenth
avenue are uninjured, and services are
continued as usual. The Rev. E. W.
Darst, until recently pastor of the
Berkeley First Christian Church, has
been appointed city missionary and
superintendent of evangelism. Mr.
Darst has already begun his work.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-06
Liners sailing Delayed.

The japanese liner Hongkong Maru
sailed yesterday for the Orient The
late arrival Of a trunk load Of Urited
States mail delayed the liners depart
ure until nearly 8 o'clock p. m.
In the Asiatic steerage the Hong
kong carried 25e Chinese refugees, who
lost their homes in the recent FIRE and
are being sent back TO China at the
expense Of the Chinese Government
The Hongkong's passengers included
the following:
For Yokohama-P. W. Gavin, Mrs. P.
w Gavin. X Hayashizaki. n. B. Knox,
Mrs. 5. J. Knox, S. B. Plumb, Mrs. p. B.
Plumb, Mr.. Yamao.
For Shanghai-Mrs. L. Andrews and
son. A. s Lambert.
For Hongkong-Ivi A Cantor, Wal
ter /. Frazier. Steve Ganson. Lionel d.
Hargis, Mr.. Hester. Mr.. Irwin, Mr.. Mar
tin, Mrs Martin. J. z. McGrath, Mrs.
J. Z. McGrath. H w Robbins. Mrs.
Edith sproat and child. Mrs. S. NJ. Tay-
lor J. T Yeager.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-06

lbs peas and beans. 57S5 lbs sugar, zoo
lbs pearl barley. 1878 lbs cheese, 453
cs canned goods. 2531 lbs nuts, 1924 lbs
millstuffs, $3.50 lbs coffee 10 ctls oats
l5b2 bales cotton domestics. 375 bales
sheetings. 80 crts roofing paper. Z cs
arms and ammunition, Il coils rope
200 lbs fertilizer, 81 rolls and cs
leather.
To Philippine Islands-32.7O0 lbs lard,
$50 casks beer, 1902 lbs beans, 25 bxs
lemons. 10 cs canned goods, 10 cs cleo
trical goods. okgs powder.
To Korea-27 cs arms and ammuni-
tion, 5 pkgs machinery, 3S pkgs gro-
ceries and provisions, cs dry goods, .
cs electrical goods.
To East .ndles-217 cs canned fruit.
l54 cs canned salmon. cs canned as
paragus, rolls leather l cs machin-
cry, / pkg arms and ammunition.
To Vladivostok-200 oTts roofing, 36
cs paints. 20 pkgs scales, 80 cs coffee.
To Slant cs canned goods, IS pkgs
sewing machines. 3 cs lubricating oil,
cs arms and ammunition, 10 lbs mill
stuffs, 2l0 lbs sugar.
Movements o. Steamers.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-06
trouble Over Grocery Deal.

William Collins and w. H Hagen
were brought from Napa yesterday
afternoon by Constable G.. w. Allen on
a warrant from Police Judge Cabaniss
court charging them with felony en-
bezzlement After being booked at the
Stanyan- street police station they were
released on bail. The complaining wit
ness is Fred Sohloh. grocer. $500
Twenty fourth street, who alleges that
the defendants after negotiating with
him to purchase his grocery and bar
and taking possession pending a full
settlement fled with the receipts
amounting to about $3.50. Collins says
the amount was exactly s132.65. and he
will be able to prove that he was en-
titled to 1t, as Schioh had sto0 cash
and his check for $500 in payment of
the purchase price of the saloon. He
and Hagen took possession on April Is,
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-06
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED.

Tuesday, June s.
Stmr albion, Hansen, IA hours from
Delmar Landing.
Stnr Czarina, Duggan, 8 days from
Astoria, up river direct
:, stmr Alameda Dowdell. days from
stmr Eureka, lessen. "a hours from
schr Alpha, Trudgett, 2s days from
CLEARED.
Tuesday, June 5.
Jap, stmr Hongkong Maru, Bent
Hongkong. etc; w. H. Avery.
stmr NeNadan, Greene, Honolulu via
Seattle; Williams. Dimond & CO.
Stmr Buckman. Wood Nome and ST
MICHAEL; Alaska Pacific S S co.
= StInr Corona, Gielow, Eureka; F c
stmr UmatiIla. Nopander, Victoria; P
SAILED.
Stnr Watson, Bartlett, Seattle
Stmr Del Norte, Payne. Crescent City,
u S stmr Hugh McSuIiocS Srgne rantuse,, .,
Bodega, 70 assist wrecked schr VoIun-
Jap stnr HOngkong Maru. Bent
.stmr, Bucknan. wood, Nome and st
stnlr Nevadan Greene. Honolulu. via
Seattle
stnlr Alcazar, winkel. CreenDood
stTnr Coos Bay. Nieoison, san PeSro
Stmr Whittier. Seaman. Port Hartford
Stmr Corona. Gielow. Eureka
Stmr Atlas. Badger, Port Hartford
Schr Orient, Sanders. Port Gamble
Schr Sadie, Johnson, Urnpoua.
Bktn Georgina, Brandt, Columbia
River.
Br bark Battle Abbey, Dawson. Cane
Town, via Seattle.
Power schf Chetco, Buchard. Eureka
Schr Repeat, Larsen, Coos Rav
Schr Santiago, Anderson, Monterey
in tow of tug Defiance.
Barge Santa Paula, Moe Port Har-
ford, In tow tug Sea King
Barge 3, Daniels, Port Hartford, with
strlr Atlas In tow
CORRECTION.
Sailing Of Br stmr Coptic should read
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-06
TRAGEDY FOLLOWS STRANDING Of BIG SCHOONER
-Four Master Vol
unteer Ashore
Off Bodega.
wo oftheC Captains
Children Are
Drowned.

The four masted schooner Volunteer,
captain Robert Bressem. went ashore
carly yesterday morning off Bodega.
Two Of Captain Bresscm's children
were drowned as the result OF the
capsizing Of small boat, launched.
presumably. for the purpose of land
fng the shippers wife and family. The
tugs Relief and Sea Fox have been
sent TO The schooner's assistance, and
hfeboats from the Point Reyes, Fort
Point ana Point Bonita stations are
standing by
A telephone message from Bodega
last night said that the Volunteer had
gone 10 pieces. The boat and cargo
viii be a total loss. The captain and
crew, including the formers wife, were
saved through the efforts of the coast
residents, who succeeded in getting 4
line aboard
The news Of the Volunteers predica-
ment and the tragedy attending the
launching of the small boat was re-
ceived here yesterday through the
- United States Weather Bureau.
The Volunteer belongs to the Simp-
son Lumber Company, with which con-
cern Captain Bressen has served for
many years. Captain Bressem is one of
the best-knOwn masters on this coast
and is held in high esteem by his en-
ployers and by wide circle of friends
The Volunteer left here June in
ballast Tor Coos Bay. Captain Bres-
sem. whose home is in East Oakland
took with him his wife and four chill
oren. Robbie, aged years; Gen
evieve, 5: Margaret, 8, and the
baby, Theodore Roosevelt Bressem. 6
months old. Which two were drowned
the message received yesterday did not
state. Captain Bressem was very fond
Of his four fine healthy youngsters,
and was never happier than when he
could take the whole family to sea
with him
The Volunteer is four-nlasted
schooner OF 542 tons register She was
built al Hoquiam in 1881
in addition TO Captain Bressem and
his family there were on board the fol-
lowing; Emil Pitz. mate; A. Samuels,
second mate; Henry Isheiva, cook; 7.
T. Golden, donkeyman, and able sea
men p C. Wilson. c. G. McNeill. r. f.
Butler, O. Pilene and Carl Schon.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-06
sferehandtse for the orient.

The japanese steamer Hongkong
Maru sailed yesterday for Hongkong g
aad way ports via Honolulu with a
general merchandise cargo valued at
S227.395. exclusive OF treasure, and TO
bs distributed as follows. For Japan,
sS5.022; China sii7Ds5: Philippine ISL
2Infds5 s5s,osi korsa $2s53; East I9diss'
The following were the principal ship
ments.
TO Japan-s00 casks beer, T13l lbs
sugar, 54z9 lbs ham and bacon, IN cs
canned goods, so pkgs table prepara-
piOns, 500 lbs hops. 4165 lbs dried fruit,
2S pkgs ,nillstuffs. l55 rolls and 81 cs
leather. s. pkgs machinery. 4DS9 lbs
rubber. 81 cs rubber goods, 1925 kegs
nails. IL cs cash registers, 62 cs electri-
cal goods. q cs typewriters and sup
plies, IS pkgs agricultural implements,
6 cS arms and ammunition. 2I6 .cs sew
ing machines 10 cs lubricating oil, 81
pkgs bicycles. 2 cs drugs. 81 crts roofing
material, 1857 lbs asphaltum.
To Cblna-500 bbls flour, $4,000 lbs
rice, 1858 lbs dried fruit, 2is0 lbs cod
fFA 256s lbs assorted dried hsh, 372S
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-06
How the Marton was Lost.

Captain Klaus, Of the ill-fated cod
Ashing schooner Marion. arrived here
yesterday on the schooner Alpha from
Pirate Cove. The Marion went ashore
April il on the island Of Tanak during
q northeast gale. The vessel and her
cargo Of salt and provisions were a
total loss Captain Klaus and his crew
Of seven landed and were on the Island
for fourteen days, when they were TAX
en- of by the schooner X L and landed
at Pirate Cove.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-06

Attilio Pierini and Rosa Pierini re-
fused TO live in domestic harmony de-
spite Judge Thomas F. Graham's en-
deavors yesterday to induce them TO
do so. Mrs. Pierini secured an inter-
locutory degree year ago, retaining in
her custody the two children of the
unhappy union. Since that time, il
is alleged. Pierini has done nothing for
her. Judge Graham ordered Pierini to
pay his wife s25 and to report to him
at the end of three weeks.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-06
New Trial for Banker.

DIES MONIES. Iowa. June 5.-The
Supreme Court OF Iowa today reversed
the decision of the lower court, which
sentenced Day Dunning of the Citizens.
Bank of Mount Ayr to eight years inn
prisonment for receiving deposits after
the bank was insolvent. He will be
given new trial.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-06
California
Limited
To Chicago In 5Dsys
Leaves aaIIy a $50 a. m.
win Diners aHd Slsspsrs

s.s0 A. "a 81 Stockton, Metced, Frssno.
Hanford, Visalia, Bakersfield
$500 r. NJ. l and intermediate points.
$50 A. M.3Calif5rnia Limited, 9 days to
Chicago. Leaves every day. Dfreet
Gao A. M.-TaIiey Limited Tor Stockton.
MERGED, Fresno. Hartford visalia. Ba-
kersheld and points on Sierra Railway.
1885 A. M--=For Stockton, RtversDahk.
$500 p. M.-For Stockton. Fresno and In
terrnediate points.
$500 p M.zOverIand Express for Denver,
y0n.
TICKET oFFIcEs-ferry bundIrs
Post snd Fillmore sts.. San Francisco;
5 h 9fs,hl r9 Tnlvssssv anc aTe ssa sSa
West st., Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-06
coptic Is pue Tomorrow.

According to adviees received by the
Occidental and Oriental Steamship
Company, the liner Coptic left Homo
lulu June ! and not June 4 as reported
Nv the Merchants Exchange. The o.
and O. people expect the liner here
about noon tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-06

Snnlmit-Max ximum. 40; minimum 80: south :
showing; snow ground, As inches none last
year.
Forecast for San Francisco and vicinity
Cloudy Wednesday morning; fair during day
light southwest wind.
For Sacramento Vafley-Cioudy Wednesds V +.
light south wind,
For San Joaquin valey-Fair Wednesday
light north wind
For Los Angeles and yicinity-Fair wednes-
day: light north wind
A. @. McADIE, District Forecaster
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-06

The British bark Battle Abbey sailed
Yesterday for Cape Town via Seattle
With merchandise valued at s15.53T as
cargo from this port The cargo in
cluded So,5S9 IT lumber, 46S pkgs hard
ware. zTS pkgs roofing, 10 cs nails, 4
bales bags, tanks, $50 SKIS wood pulp,
4 pkgs machinery and boat.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-06
stork 10 visit Princess.

BERLIN, June 5.--The accouchefnent
of the Crown Princess Frederick viii
liam is expected daily. Prayers con-
tinue to be said in the churches in her
behalf
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-06
Br ship Oweenee, for Oregon In port
May 25-Br ship Howard ID Troop, for
San francisco.

May 25-Br snip Howard D Troop. for
OCEAN STEAMERS.
NEW 9ORk---Arrived June 5-Stmr
Sailed June 5-Stmr Kronprinz Will
helm, from Bremen stnr Carmania,
from Liverpool; stmr Prinz Oskar, from
Arrived June 5~stndr carpathia, from
PalermQ, Naples and Gibraltar.
HAMBURG Arrived June S-Stmr
haiserin Auguste Victoria, from New
,ANTW Arrived June 5-stmr
YOKOHAMA5-Arrive June 5-Stmr
Victoria, for Kobe, Nagasaki, Woosung g
L1VERPOoI,- Sailed June 5-stmr
Caronia, for New York.
Memoranda
Per stmr Alameda, June 5-Ten miles
Per schr Alpha, from. Pirate Cove
June 5-Captain Klaus of schr Marion
came down as passenger. The Marion
w went ss ashore on AR5rii J. II OF on the island
weather and became a total loss. Yes
sci had cargo of salt and provisions.
The captain and seven of the crew were
on. the island for fourteen days until
taken off by schr / x l. and taken to
Pirate Cove.
United States weather Bureau at
Point Reyes reports that schr Volun-
teer, previously reported, lies about 20
yards off Bodega and that crew are
Still on board. Point Reyes life-s saving
crew are at scene of wreck. Fort Point
have gone to scene, of wreck.
United States Weather Bureau at
Point Reyes reports tug Relief with
life saving crew and tug Sea Fox with
at 4 p; m. from scene of wreck of schr
Volunteer
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-06

Te the cure Of these diseases have
confined my practice, and by skillfully
applied scientific treatment perIna-
nently cure the worst cases. My offices
are equipped with every instrument
and device essential to the most mod
erfl methods of practice. If you are
afflicted with any private disease or
weakness 1 want you to call and see
me. 1t will cost you nothing to aseer-
tain positively whether you can be
cured.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-06
NORTH SHORE RAILROAD

Via Sausalltn Ferry.
Ii:O6 a. m; 1880, sf:45. s8I5, ASS,
sis, 5:5o. $3.50. 7:f5s 900. 1o:t5s 1888
sRuns TO San Quentin
7:45 a. m daily for Cazadsro and way
SIS p. m. Saturdays only for ca1a-
defo and way stations.
515 D. m daily. except Saturday and
sunday for Point Reyes and way sta
Ticket once: Union Depot. foot Of
Market ST. s. r.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-06
NJ T n

Do you suffer from
Weakness. varico-
cele, II v d + o C e | e,
Structure, Specific
Blood Poison. Skin
Diseases, or any
chronic or seeming
ly incurable trouble :?
If so. come to me at
once and be thor
oughly cured before
1t is too late.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-06
win Load Lumber.
Exports for south Africa.

The schooner Alpeha viii proceed Il
Tacoma TO load lumber for Guayfnas.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-06
WEATHER BUREAU REPORT.

United States Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau. Tuesday, June .. 1905.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-06
win Not Re Recancil.a.

then came the earthquake on April is,
and they went to Napa.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-06
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Sun, Moon and Tide.
WEDNESDAY,. IIfNE 6
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-06

sailed from Honolulu June /, 10 a m
and not June T. as before reported
DISASTER
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-31
PERSONAL.

l.. r. Hill has returned from Atlanta.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-31

Washington, October 30-Charles H. Treat, treasurer of the United States, submitted his annual report to the secre- tary of the treasury today, and in refer ence to the more noticeable transactions said in part:
 "The net result of the ordinary reve- pues and expenditures for the fiscal year 1906 was a surplus of $25, 66s, 322, as com pared with a deficit of $23,004 22s for the preceding year. A continuation of those favorable conditions is reflected in the transactions for the first quarter of the current fiscal year in which the revenues were S5,s71,314 in excess of the expendi- lures.
 '"rhe available cash balance on June 30, 1906, was $1SO, ,6S9, ,354 an increase of $35,- 1862 as compared with that of twelve months earlier.
 ''rhe monetary stock of the country took on a growth during the year of $1S6,- S66727, of which SIS, TT was in gold, s5450, ,396 in silver and $65 392, ,554 in national bank notes, while the treasury notes de- creased S2027, GOO. The aggregate stock of money at the close of the year was $3,- O69976,59i, of which S2, 7S6. 6i662S was in circulation.
 "The national bank Repositories have been utilized during the year as a medium through which the excessive accumulation of money in the treasury was restored to the channels of trade. About April l an unusual stringency in the money market was relieved by the temporary increase of public deposits with depository banks to enable them to import gold. Through this aid more than s49 OOO,O00 in gold was imported. The balance in banks to the credit of the general fund May was s1o2, 70S, 12S. the highest point reached dur ing the fiscal year.
 sThe national bank notes presenteds for redemption during the year amounted to 96,292, ,Ss5, as against ss0S, ,29S, 7G0 in 1905
 rrhe national banks have not issued s5 notes to the limit allowed by law, and thereby have forced upon the treasury the burden of supplying the smaller de-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-31
TREASURER TREAT HAS
 INTERESTING FIGURES

nominations required by the business in terests of the country However, in re- sponse to the appeal of the secretary of the treasury, the banks have increased the volume of their $5 notes.
 'The treasury holdings of gold continues to attract the attention of financiers both at home and abroad It is apparent from the continued accumulation that large share of the product of the gold mines of the world is brought to the United States. The gold coin and bullion in the treasury June 20, 1905, amounted to S706, 592, ,399 and at the close of the fiscal year, 1906. it had advanced to $S07, ,051 ,690 By October 26 it attained a maximum at ssT7, ,296, 23S.
 ''The United States paper currency is sued amounted to $629 S96,000 and the re- demptions were $577, 445 100. a net increase in the volume outstanding of $52, ,45O9OO.
 ''The pressure from bankers and others for larger and more regular supply of small denominations of currency continues unabated, while the treasury is without resources for the issue of small bills to comply with their urgent requests"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-31

and at present it appears that one faction or the other will be forced to secure new place of worship.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-31

ance that his talk will be interesting ana instructive.
 The programme for Thursday is as fol- lows:
 S:30-Call to order.
 A half hour of devotional services, led by the Rev M. K. Hollster
 Call roll and reading minutes.
 Home Mission conference. 11:00-Sermon. Intermission. 2:O0-Regular order. 7:30-Regular order 8:00-Address by representatives of our evangelistic committee and conference on | the evangelistic interests. Adjournment.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-31
Sees No Cause for Trouble.

London, October 30.-Replying to a question in the House of Commons by c. w. Bellairs, liberal, as to whether there was any provision in the Anglo Japanese treaty safeguarding his maj esty's dominions from becoming in
 volved in war with America on be- half of Japan, Earl Grey, the foreign secretary, wrote reply in which he referred the questioner to the text of the agreement. The foreign secretary adds: "This agreement is of a general
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-31
FINE REMITTED.
Prisoner Had Fit and the Judge Re.
 leased Him.

After being fined 80, Jack Flynn, whom the police officers declare has often been arrested, had an epileptic fit. . Judge Feagin had compassion on the sufferer and dismissed him without col lecting the fine.
 Another feature of yesterdays police matinee was the charge against Ros- COG Reynolds of robbing a fellow prisoner. Alfred Beal testified that Key holds had agreeds to get him admitted to bail if he was given $5. According to the testimony Beal gave Reynolds S5 Reynolds being unable to gain bail, Beal made a complaint. The original charge against Reynonds was obtaining money under false pretense. This charge will be considered this morning.
 Eat Ring Leader Flour.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-31
Convicts Escape.

The Vinegar Bend Lumber company of Vinegar Bend reported to the police de- partment the escape of three negro con- victs, who sawed out of the stockade Monday night. The three prisoners are Henry Davis, James Johnson and Albert Howard. A reward of $50 each is of fered.