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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
GEORGETOWN

GEORGETOWN. Marvh ~ The
North Coast Dry kiln company has
purchased IN Georgetown a strip OF
land GA the east side 81 fhe n r
car tracks 81 the cad OF East How.
aft II. near tho viaduct. ard wiil
have itA building put up AT oaae
The iaad waa formerly owned by the
olymple foundry.
Real estate IN Georgc,own has Ad.
tanesd from SO % 100 per cent In
the last 90 days and Il sfili rapidly
rising
i. r. 7. Gardener. % GsnfEeioNn
fell aud broke three rtba yesterday
afternoon while working ON a build
lak In South Seattle lie sAa taken
to his homo and n nov In a serious
condition.
The Olympic foandry will CON-
menee work on its new foundry site
June /. Il has i.iSo feet q railroad
frontage.
4 railroad. which Il supposed 10
be he union Pacific. has recently
purchased strip Of land thFoagh
The business part 81 GeurEetown.
having a strip about I.0 fe~, wide
and seven blocks long along the
esst aide Of Rainier boulssare.
which Il Is expected thar will bay
before long. II this II done the busi-
ness part uf Georgetown will be
shifted to Charleston az. and -.
tesla II.
The paople of Georgetown Who
9wn property Ia the inw lAnAa Of
tbs pl3er hare commenced 20 move
40 In the woods ON the vmst side
~ the " y llne 40 a. TO DO away
ffum the railroad tracks
The u@orncsoen brass hand viii
give = grand ball In Hamiltan's
hall. Narrh it
Mrs Clarsncs Bissell. Of George.
town. r. thu happy mother Of a
paby gifL
MFa f.ACFosss. % Georgniown. has
a 10 pond baby Eiri.
Gustava Wiese. % CeogrefoNn.
hwttsx known as HisnIarck. died al
the county hospital yesterday
morning He "a IS years old and
hhM Hvnd In ftsw4funfavru arwar.f
years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
STRANGER HAS
THE MONEY

y I MeCamlsy. proprietor % a
boarding house at zs2l Western av..
IL out a number Of meals and $50
About two weeks ago a stranger en-
Eaged a room and paid bis board
yesterday with \ check for So. Nc
CAlnley vas - delighted 10 pet hts
money be accepted the paper with
out question and gave the man $50
back. McCamley haa the cheek,
which IL forged. and the stranger
has the money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
FEAR IS FELT

Some fear il felt for the safety Of
the oil burning fish steamer Zapora,
81 the International Fish company.
Sunday word vas received from
0rahame island that dories, oars
and wreekage had been picked up
which answered the description OF
those carried By the fishing steam
er. The officers Of the company do
not thlnk any misfortune has hap
pened 20 the ZApora. and explain
the wrecbAge "a being that shipped
overheard two trips ago. when the
steamer experienced rough weather.
There II a crew ~ 30 aboard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
SWIPED THE THIEF

Howard stanton made a touch NJ
Aberdeen Sunday for f2g. he cams
90 Seattle. sent g. Ankilteo and
signed ships articles on the British
steamer comerie. AberdeenH shor-
m with the assistance OF another
officer took him and hurried him
back to Aberdeen for the theft
stanton and the cameric's captain
protested that the Officers had no
authority 70 take him from for
eiEu ship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
BLACKJACK PLAYER rs
GIVEN LONG VACATION

near and this Davis n one of the
crowd"
The latter inalated with consid-
erahlo warmth that he put IN nj
least half an hour each morning
at serubbing out a barber ahop
floor
Gee. that's something fierce" 20
marked city Attorney DE Bruler.
4 Eueaa we'd better Kive you 30
DAYS ON tho chain 10 rest The
Judge thought the same 40 Davis
VIII have tho next tire. months In
which to make good resolutions Tor
the future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
ENGAGE IN
FIST FIGHT
SEATTLE AND TACOMA MEN
CONE TO BLOWS AT a MEET.
INC or A MINNIE COMPANY
Held YESTERDAY IN IA.
COMA.

Seattle, represented BY nr. J.
heHens Jordan ahd companion
mining man BY the name Of Mar.
row, and Tacoma. represented by
judge ~ ~ GArretsaa ana A. J.
Harvard. met with Stoves In an
"ttlco la Taconaa yesterday after
noon and Seattle wen.
u was az meeting of tha stock
holders % tho Tacoma TIA sueltef
and hydraulic company At the come
psny office. Gaa Commerce 81. There
were about 4 dozen Tacoma men
present and nugnher nf men from
Seattle.
The meeting ended Ia a fist ftsht
pf J, Eugene Jetdsn made away
sith shs books af the company. and
TIE Tacoma men hurried Tor paiies
headquarters 10 secure the arrest at
Tire Seattle men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
WRF('K

Two men were seriously Injured
yesterday morning in n taiieaA
wreck between the Great Nogthsrn
overland passenger train aud a
freight near auitan. Euginsef
George Lawrence. % the passenger
train. jumped and was badly Ia
inrcd about The head y. ityaa. act
inE a. Waterman on a dad snkine
In front % the eabeose On the
freight. VAS driven through the end
81 the box cag ahead and terribly
cut about the upper part OF the
body.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
DELANEY REMOVED

Cbisf Of Police Delaney was taken
ffom his home AZ Green Lake this
10 18th aud Pike. and there trans
feffed 20 the Providence hospital BY
carriage. Although his condition IL
no worse. special care iH needed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14

c. c. Davis was an asErteved coon
yesterday.
4 work 30 minutes every morn
ms" he told Judge Gordon IN POI
lice court. ia reply 20 tho charge
ptfcrrcd by Officers Ryan and
brown that he was naloan laafef
He Erew exceedingly indignant nj
the very Idea % being elaasad as =
bum.
lie sleeps once Ia while. bat
very seldom" your honor. said Of
ficer Ryan. Tho gang runs a black
Jack game when tho officers are not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
ssa,sI. t4ss tho eesls.
FIRE At
TACOMA

TACOMA. March if-Ftra start
Ing from crossed wires In the boiler
room completely destroyed the main
Buildings occupied b. the plant Of
the Puget SQUAD Dry Deck 4 Ma
chins company late yesterday affair
noon. Manager r. G. Warner places
the loss at $50. 0e0 OF this he naya
f30.00o IL on machinery and the bal
Rncr on buildings The loss II par
tally covered hy insurance. The
company viii rebuild.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
HEAVY SEAS

Head winds and heavy seas we're
encountered - both the steamers
Jmatllia and Hawaiian. which ar
rived from san Francisco this noon.
The entire coast has been swept BY
gales since Saturday
Afternoon. At Tatoosh today . gale
blowing 90 miles an hour u rag
Ing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
JUDGE TALLMAN
Is BETTER

Judge Edward J. Tallman this
nsorntnK resumed hiH duties a.
Judge Of the superior court. in de-
paxtmant No 2 BE has been ~
Cor the past elght or ten months.
holding court very irregulafiy and
turning most Of his work over 20
outside judges
Judge Taliman. white not In per-
feet hesiih expects to hoi 4 court
regularly frum now on. Judge
YaksY. II jefferson county. who
has ben taking HE place. viii fin
ish up a fes matters now ia haad
hefofx IesxinE the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
Excursion 10 California

Special train leaves Seattle March
&c. Round trip SIS. includes Pull
man accommodations going. meals.
side trips. etc. Limited number
passengers taken. Make rsserya-
tons now with Northern Pacific
ticket office. or Secretary williams.
Of tho Seattle Commercial club.
Eitel building go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
BLACKSMITH
DROPS DEAD

TACOMA. March - While
standing In the parlor u the Eagle
lodging house AZ 30 o'clock last
svealnN John ~ Jcssellns. a black
smith. suddenly foil "a the floor and
heforr medical aid could reach hlm
expired Or j. J.. Brawn vas
hastily summoned. but IeAaslinu
was then beyond aid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
IN DISTRESS

The Merchants exchange reports
the british bark Hivsrsdale. bound
from fiadioak 70 Huenos Ayres. put
ting into Frisco In distress with
helm smashed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14

word this morning thai the Tire.
mont has sailed from Yokohama Tor
Seattle. Tho liner Vans Use Is
also en route rum Yokohama for
this port.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
PUTS UP BOND

George r Russell. city treasurer
elect. today arranged for the $780,
0o0 bond required from the Occur
panf Of thai Office. fhr0ugh John A.
Mhailey 4 Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
TW E-L-v -
DROWN

LONDON. March 1.-THE british
steamer Calne fuuadrfed Off the
Dutch coast yesterday. Twelve 81
her crew we're drowned aud slA we're
aaV41
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
TURKISH GENERALS
ARE KILLED

CnSsTANTfSopLE. March H.
Another battle has been foaRht IN
fsamsn provinces. ard ~ l. report Fl
That Generals seufinan aud RlzA
Panhm have been Killed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14

A. T. waideck commenced suit
today against the Central Market
company. which az one time intend
ed to construct a large market on
Fourth av. and Union 70. Waldeek
says he solicited occupants for the
proposed market stalls and has
never been paid 1910 In commits
siona.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
OFFERS $4,000 !

Jacob Furth offered the city
finane. committee thia afternoon
$3.50 zoe for the property on which
The city stables are located. The
COMMITTEES. figuring on the basis Of
the NHiean Iron and Gas Works
Hsles. believe $3.50 coo should be
paid. Mr. Furfh and the committee
are Htiil debating
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
TRAIN
FOR TACOMA
COMMERCIAL cLUe MAKES
SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS
ron TACOMA MEETING
MAYOR BALLlnoER UNABLE
TO co ON CALIFORNIA TRIP.

Unless aegtlie business men re-
spond promptly before tomorrow
night fasoma'a representation ON
tho big trip 20 Los Angeles will
exceed that Of Spokane and Seattle, .
said Secretary Williams. of the Com
mefetal club. today
Tickets are being purchased in
good numbefs. OF course" continued
Mr. Williams but apathy IN keep
Ing many representative business
men from Joining the party"
Secretary Williams and every
member Of the club 10 thoroughly
alive 20 the danger OF losing 20
Tacoma the headquarters OF the
state organization OF commercial
cluha. which will be decided Friday
night IN the City of Destiny The
Tacoma chamber Of commerce sold
90 tickets for the lRunt yesterday
and Indications are that a larger
number will be- placed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14

The club has chosen Secretary W
r. Williams. samuel 4. l.cmoa and
UeoFse Il aefelle az thres special
delegates 10 accompany the business
fnsyza
Secretary Williams work will be
70 stadr Publicity methods and In
corpurats what beneficial impress
SONS he receives In the work 81 the
Commercial club. George VI. Rsyeiie
and Samuel 4 Lemon will act ia
the capacity - spokesman for the
club Al the different banqueta and
receptions during the trip.
Transportation has bsen offered 10
Mayor balllnssr to accompany the
excursion. bat owing 10 the fact that
the mayor must attend the inAug.
aratiou u Mayor Elect Moore Il
Slii be lmpuakibie for him 90 ioiu
the party
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14

II you want good photographs
cheap. get Pinnsy's Pamela for J0c
per dozrn ios Columbia 81 go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14

Trouble aros~ over a ruling q
judge NarFrtnnn who waa chair
man 81 the meeting Marrow at
taekrd tudEa Cafrvtnau. landing on
the iudsc'a faces tna or three times
ana cutting u severely A J. Hay
ward came 10 the judges assistance
and landed once ~ tWlee an Nor.
row.
Ia the uieantfms De Iefzian was
very busy trying % ESCAPE frem the
ruom with a hand aatchel IN which
we're the books 81 the company nf.
hcCutcheon. I. &. Kaufman.
Joshua Pieree ana Henry Hewitt
D.. were hammefiug around On the
eew~s IN an snd~avcr 70 give Mar.
row the worst ~ Il amt % prevent
Jordan rrofn escaping
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14

For the last three days Seattle
Wholesale groeers have heen almost
out OF sugar. aud a auRnr famine
has heea imminent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
Send pos,sls.

postala urging members 81 the
Commercial club % be present al
the important meeting AT Tacoma
we're sent ont today by Secretary
Williams and Il IL expected that a
kfeal many members Will journey TO
rHeoda and fight 90 the last ditch
- prevent any other city but Seattle
ftem securing the headquarters 81
e state commercial club organita-
uau.
4 special lnterurhhn train will
lszte Seattle AZ & o'clock Friday
DIKht for Tacoma In order to give
ssastie business men an opportunity
70 Wind up the days business Sec
rethrF Williams received today a
Telegram from the San Jono cham
hee Of eominmre cordially inviting
the Seattle Commercial club 70 be-
eafpe the guests OF that city during
their trip Hauth. Although San JOSE
4 On the Itinerary, San Jose busi-
neas men are - anxious % meet the
meWbefs ~ the kus,iing OrgAnisa-
tios from Seattle that they sent the
request By sire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14

The United States cutter Grant Il
IN the QaAffermaater HArhoF dry
dock for 4 general oyerhAnllnK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14

Steamer Santa Clara arrived at
Seward this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14

Then tho Seattle men surrounded
Jordan ana. with ueve that asalA
have tone credit - The aalvetn,ty
football team. the deesar as ear
ried % the street. attn Kfnaring
firmly IN his right hand the GRIP in
vhich were the books Of the com.
rany.
WIN al ~ the Seattle men set
- the way and pace restored. =
docfor war sent Tor and Judge Gar
rrtsou's injuries were ears4 fss.
Then ths ns~etins frsuweI and the
raruma stoekhaitesa present pro-
er4def 60 the election Il tha srus-
tees % the company. very carefully
leaving out any % the Seattle men
" ho had departed
Seattle Has tho Besss.
An n ths bookm Il the company
arr. bowrvvr. tn the hands uf nr.
Jordan and hts fflseaa
Dr. Jordaa euala not BE- sen this
uiaruinx. Some ore IN his effies
said be weaid not be back until
noau and then. when informed nat
IA was The star that wished u
speak with him the younw man
changed hia mina ard Nas sure the
doctor would not be back until
. 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14

FASHION - AND STORE AID 4. q.
AREA NIEff TEHREuNr 3.
rsant kaslss T. O. NtnrM A. Nhaff
snFeare abaas tzsts. aatnK q 90
m1rihlN agHfsff wagon hnraas fuW
fArntnr'f aFa faxtHFaHs As=AHfH F4sfts
earfiva - isuit trees heAFfHN Nha
h sptensihd a1iInFluHifN % st IDEAL
taslrs@s ara heus. We sell at q
h4Fx4in. un trrunS
PAcfFW INVESTMENT co.
~ AG Walker nsaw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14

SPECIAL Waite At cofuMHfA
acres Now cart = gasusabla city.
rraer fNr pi4ftsnK mfl1 x4xs prfna -
MS tn4f W. rake ans8 7mnna4
PACIFIC nv E8TMENr Co.
NiHs Walker Bog.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14

rwuRsNruWN mAmaATS
EA& BINS three eta ssNiaW %nra
Ave. ff~afNetNMn. - hlNrkp 81 ear
axt pNstnffice. - hsaeks - . hostt.
Cor - business part Il city nina
fgai 1rs~s ard ashsF ssuaH fFnit. q
rern heutf ard q her tr1pFase rltrfsfn
rhs Ezkrstxs ca. 2s Eftrl Htdx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14

hnf near the PARA. - hisae - fratn
al ~ 4asa house Haa been tHiif
- ftth /, fsaFa efssn J. 80 easy
taFats
-ss-lm rs~ haass On Eta Ave. uear
r4sl rnien sd lot Ter ! few daFa
Ia8 easF terms
n srEMM q GO.
- NrN NHfk H51ak
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-03-22
WALLACE IN couRTLAND.
Many Believe He Is Grooming Himself
to Bun Against JUDGE Richardson.

CORTLAND. March Especially John
II. Wallace. Jr.. candidate for seat in
the lower house of the next legislature
from Madison county and after that a
candidate for speaker of that body was
In the city today. Mr. Wallace states that
he has no opposition in his county and
feels reasonably sure that he will COM
mand enough votes in the coming leg
islature to elect him to the office of
speaker of that body. The current opin-
ion here is that In making the present
race, Mr., Wallace is grooming himself
to contest Judge Richardson's election TO
Congress from this district at an early
date.
County politics is beginning to awaken
In this county. There are now five can
didates in the field for the office of
sherff-James T. Masterson. at present
a deputy sheriff, J. r. Smith. who was
the runner up of the present sheriff and
who received exactly the same vote in
the primary as did the present sheriff
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-03-22

and t,sa defeated by a very small mar
gin on the run off. George Jacobs, who
was also a defeated candidate in the last
primary. John Brewer, a justice Of the
peace near Moulton and Hillary Waldrop,
an old Confederate veteran. This race
will be a hard one and 1t would be DIFF
ticult now to pick the winner.
The race for the legislature has only
two entries, Robert Martin of Mount
Hope and C. M. Sherrod of this place.
b. b. Conner addressed the people OF
this county In the interest of his candi-
dacy for governor. a few weeks since.
This is one of the few counties In the
state lost by Mr.. CoRer, In his race for
president of the railroad commission, and
in addition to this fact, is the home OF
DR.. Cunningham. These two facts were
thought To insure the county for DR. Cum
ningham but the partisans of the genial
doctor do not understand his long silence
and are beginning to break away from
him
Last night and today furnished the
coolest snap of the winter, and If there
has been any doubt about the fate Of
the fruit crop. II Is now dispelled and
we are safe in the assertion that there
will be no fruit to amount to any thing
this season.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-03-22
He Wanted to See It.

From Harper's Weekly.
There resides In St. Louis politician as
we'll known in that vicinity for his wit
as for his corpulency. Now for some time
the st. Louis man has been much dis
turbed by his increasing avoirdupois, try
ing many remedies without success. At
the instance of a friend. he recent
ly took the baths at a resort In In
diana recommended for the purpose. At
the end of two or three weeks he re-
turned in a happy and jocular frame of
mind, for he had managed to get rid OF
quite a good deal of his superfuous flesh.
The day after his return he was on
his way downtown, when he stopped at
the butcher shop that supplied his house
hold Dashng inside. he demanded that
the butcher cut for him twenty pounds
of pork.
The butcher at once complied The poll
tician looked at the twenty pounds of
pork for a moment or two, then began
to walk away without further ado.
Send 1t to the house, asked the
butcher, thinking that his customer had
overlooked the usual instruction.
Not at all, not at all' smilingly ex-
claimed the politician. I'VE never eat
pork. in fact have no use for 1t. The
fact is, I've fallen off twenty pounds and
| merely wanted to get an idea of how
much that looked like
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ton of the south and while here will
deliver two addresses at the Jefferson
theatre.
The visiting officers who will be head
ed by Maj. John NJ. Berriman of At
lanta in charge of the southern division
will come from Chattanooga. New Or
leans Nashville, Memphis Mobile. At
lanta Meridian and other cities.
Commander Booth will only visit three
cities in the south-Brmingham, New Or
leans and Chattanooga. She comes here
from New orleans on Saturday and will
remain here until Tuesday morning Com
mander Booth is accompanied on her
southern trip by Col. r. E. Holz of Cleve-
land, o., provincial officer and Col.
Chandler of New York, national training
home secretary.
The following is the programme for
Sunday:
p. m.--Welcome to Miss Booth. Mayor
Ward presiding.
p. m.--Address by the Commander
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-03-22
Mrs. speake Is Dead.

Huntsville, March 2l.-(Special Mrs.
Carrie Mayhem Speake mother of ex-Cir-
cult Judge Paul Speake and of Mrs. j.
E. Penney of New Decatur. died at the
home of her son in this city last night
after an Illness of two weeks with a
complication of diseases. Mrs. speake was
the widow of the late Judge Henry G..
Speake, for several terms judge of the
Eighth judicial circuit She was a devout
Christian and her death, while not I'M
expected, is great shock to hosts of
friends in North Alabama.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-03-22

will hold good as final. Several of the
city officials live in this territory and
they are still holding their positions with
out comment
In case the supreme court sustains the
decision Of the city court of Birming-
ham. however, I wish to state that I will
at once tender my resignation as Mayor
TO the City Council
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-03-22
Notes and Personals.

The Fairview lodge knights Of Pythias
will have a big meeting tomorrow night
at their hall at Osoeoia station on the
South Ensley car line and has sent out
invitations to the other lodges in this
section. Many of the members of the
Ensley lodge will attend. The Ensley
lodge had an unusually Interesting meet
ing last night.
The Thread of the Story club will meet
tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. +. B. Pen
nington at her residence at Fountain
Heights near Birmingham. The reading
of e.Rebeeea" will be continued by Mrs.
Gordon Dubose
]. F.. Corrupt is spending few days
with relatives at Trenton. Ga.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-03-22

the papers being exact copies of the
official documents which were captured
In Richmond at the close of the war
The compilation necessarily stands
without predecessor, competitor or sue
cessor, and is the sole occupant OF a
new field. The story of the great war
Its causes. hardships, and results-is
interestingly told by those upon whom
the responsibility for its conduct had
fallen. TO possess the work means
practically an opportunity not only to
occupy the Presidential chair and see
how. the administrative policy OF the
Confederacy was shaped, but also 70
trace with accuracy Its relations with
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-03-22
COMMANDER BOOTH
COMES HERE SUNDAY
salvation ARMY OFFICERS
FROM ALL IMPORTANT SOUTH.
ERN CITIES WILL BE IN BIZ.
MlNeHAM AT RECEPTION.

Twenty or more officers of the Saliva
ton army stationed in different cities in
the southern division OF the organization
will come to Birmingham the last of this
week to participate in the reception to
Commander Eva Booth of the Salvation
army forces in the United States who
visits this city Sunday. Commander Booth
is now making her first visit to this Sec
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-03-22

Southern statesmen. Compiled by MI
Richardson without political coortng
or sectional bias. it is indeed both rare
and novel. as neither the State papers
Of President Davis nor the diplomatic
correspondence OF the Confederacy
have ever before been published. Unlike
other histories of the day, 1t does not
contain unfair deductions from dis
torted facts. but Is the real and au-
thentic source from which all histori-
ans must derive their information. 1t
is. therefore. .he only just and original
history from official sources presenting
the Southern view of the great war,