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SociaI--=PersonaI.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Mr.. G. c. Mitchell has returned
from Hot Springs after stay of sew.
cral weeks.
Rev. a. o. Sykes and family will
return This week after an cxtended
stay in New York.
Mr.. S. II. Wcrthcimer is in Men
York on business.
Miss Frances Coles has returncl
from Il visit to Ashland, Va.
MISS Elizabeth Edwards has re.
turned to tho State Normal, at Farm.
VILE after spending her vacation
with relatives in this CITY.
Mrs. G. j. Padgett and children
nave returned from n visit to rela-
ives at Pantcgo, N. C.
Miss Annie l.. Wingfied, viii, has
bcen the guest of relatives I'm Wash.
inston, has returned to the city.
Mrs. w. r. Webb Is quite sick mt
iier home In East End.
Miss Bessie Curtis will return to
ffollins Institute next week after
spending the summer with her mar.
onts, Mr.. ana Mrs. j. NJ. Curtis. on
'rMrty-fourth street.
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eALLooNlsT FALLS 200 FEET.
Killed Before a Crowd of 1000 Per.
sons at County Fair.
,Isy AssUvlntcu rrr.s..

OSKALOOSA, KANS., Sept. c.
In full view of 1000 spectators at the
Jefferson county fair today, Jerry
Turner, Il balloonist, fell 200 feet from
a trapczc suspended from Il parachute,
and WAS killed. Turner's home was
in Kansas City.
The balloon rose perhaps 1000 feet.
The parachute descended slowly, rur-
ncr performing OH Il trapczc below.
When 200 feet from the ground,
his hand looscned and he fell head
downward
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WRIT 0FERR0RGRANTED
Case Of Miss Myrtle Taylor
Against Railway.
.BAuhE|sTER FINALLY LOSES SUIT
Judge slackstone's Ruling Upon De.
murrer to Evidence In Fourth
Trial of $4,000 Damage Suit, sus,
tanned by the Supreme Court.

The Court of Appeals. sitting at
Staunton' yesterday granted IL writ of
error in the case of Myrtle Taylor
against the Citizens Railway Light
and Power Company. Notice of the
action was received here by MIR. e.
NJ. BraXtOn, counsel for the defend
ant company, and Mcssrs. Read ana
hshby. representing the plaintiff.
The plaintiff in this case Is n young
lady who was severely Injured by
l;lilihg or being thrown from car
at 'Fwcnly-eighth street and jefferson
avenue. AT tho time 1t was thought
That she was only slightly hurt, hut
she was confined to her bed uf.
tcrward and I'm court il was claimed
that one of her arms was cripped per.
mhnently. She sued in the Como.
ration court for $4,000 damages and
the jury awarded her the full amount.
Judge l'arham ovcrrulcd n motion
for IL new trial ana the case was taken
To the Supreme Court.
Baume!ster Loses Finally.
The case of Baumcistcr orniust Tho
Newport News Publishing Company
after being in the courts for three
years, has as last been settled. The
supreme Court yesterday refused n
writ of error, asked for by the plaint-
Ill ana this puts the case out of
court.
MIR. l}aumeiSter lost his right hand
IN 1902 while working' rs prcssman
for the defendant company. lie
brought suit early in 1903 in the Cir
cult Court for $4,000 damages. claim.
Ing that negligence upon the part of
ms employers caused him to catch
MS hand In the press. One Jury fail
cd to agree upon the case, but two
gave judgments for the plaintirr
which were set aside by the Court of
Appeals.
Several months ago the case was
taken up Tor the fourth time. The
defendant demurrcd 10 the evidence
ana was sustained by Judge Blnck.
stone. Then another appeal was
taken.
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Thursday, September 6, 1906.
Arrived.


Steamer Albiana (Br.) Trinick
lhverpool-To Furncss. Witty G.
company, with merchandise.
Steamer Dorchester, Johnson. RAJ.
umore-To Merchants & Miners
Transportation Company with passen
gers and merchandise.
steamer Powhatan, Ryan Provi
dence and Norfolk-To Merchants &
Miners Transportation Company with
passengers and merchandise.
Steamer Juniata, James, Boston
and Norfolk-To Merchants e. Min
ers Transportation Company with
passengers and merchandise.
Steamer Princess Anne, Catherine
New York and Norfolk-To Old DO.
mln!on Steamship Company with pas
sengers and merchandise.
Steamer George w. Clyde. O'Ncil,
Philadelphia and Norfolk-To CLYDE
Steamship Company with merchant.
ise
Schooner Elizabeth Palmer. Smith
Scarsport-To White Oak Coal Com.
pany in ballast.
Schooner p. r. Barnum, Hawkins,
New York-To White Oak Coal Com
pany in ballast.
Schooner Baker Palmer, Smcca,
Boston-To C.. Ii. Arnal in ballast
Cleared.
Schooner Catherine NJ. Monahan,
Stanton, Mayport, Fla.
Sailed.
Steamers Dorchcstcr Johnson, Nor
folk and Boston; Juniata, James Bal.
timore; Powhatan, Ryan, Baltimore.
Schooners Lyman NJ. Law. Bowen,
Searsport; Jennie e. RICHTER, Wells,
Salem; Charles G. Endcott Bailey,
Bangor; Davis Palmer, McIiown, Bos-
ton
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STUDENT BOASTS OF MURDERS
Russian Scholars are Tired of Stay
ing Out of School.
(By Associated Press)

ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. Cat n
meeting tonight of Social Democratic
and Social Revolutionists, university
students, it was decided not to OBJ
pose the reopcning of the universities.
which is scheduled for October II
thereby furnishing strong POSSIBLE,
ity that the paralysis of the cduca.
tional life of the country which has
lasted for two school years may be
soon ended.
Among the arriving students, how
ever, are many thorough irreconcila
bles, an extreme example of whom is
an 1S-year-old youth from Warsaw
who boasts that this summer he has
killed 1G policemen or soldiers witt.
his own hand.
Russian Securities Arc Strong.
MOSCOW, Sept G.-Thcre was n
strong upward movement on the
boursc today. following the publica.
ton of the Stolypin program. All the
industrial securities advanced.
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p. 0. MEN NOT uNlonlzED.
Association to Not Join the Fedora
ton of Labor.
(By Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press)
SAVANNAH, GA, Sept. Coon,
GLIDING the most successful session in
its history, the seventh annual con.
vcnilon of the Unitcd National Asso.
citation of PostoiIicc Clerks adjourned
today to meet next year In Peoriu.
Illinois
The following officers were elected:
Prcsidcnt-Frank Y. Rogers, Chica-
go; First Vice President, Charles
Kirk, Toledo o.; Second Vice Presi-
dent j. Thurlow Barnett, New Or
leans. La; Third Vcc-Prcsident C..
H. Mitchell, Portland, Me; Secretary,
William Gibbons, Scranton, Pa;
Treasurer, John ]. O'Bicn, Boston,
Mass; Scrgeant-at-Arms, w. b. Hunt,
Atlanta, Ga.
1t was announced that the associa-
ton would not become affiliated with
the American Federation Of Labor
The association took the stand that
while the attitude toward the Fedora
ton was most amicablc, it would moi
be advisable to become affiliated will
it. A resolution was adopted provid
ing for tho establishment of bureau
of education and publicity to assist
IN the passage of tho classification,
bill now before Congress.
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NJ. & w. ROAD PROSPEROUS.
Big Increase in Net Earnings Shown
by Annual Report.
DIV AssOciaied Press

tBy Associated FrcSS.)
PHILADELPHIA, PA, Sept. G-The
tenth annual report of the Norfolk e.
Western Railway Co. to be made
public tomorrow, shows an increase
in net earnings of $f,GlS,92O.3S over
tho previous year. The gross earn;
ings of tile company amount to $685..
1860 an Increase of s4.39s,5Q5 over
1905.
The operating expenses show an
increase of s2i5O,1S9 over the previ
olIs year.
President Johnson, in his report,
says that the number of passengers
carried during the year increased ia
per cent. t
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at the shipyard, yesterday after hay.
Ing her hull cleaned and painted
Calendar For This Day
CUBAN REBELS VICTORIOUS.
Government Troops Worsted in Bat,
tie Near Cienfugos.

Government Troops Worsted in a Bat.
tie Near Clenfugos.
ClENFUGOS, CUBA, Sept, Ga dc,
tachmcnt of fifty government troops
from this ,Ity today encountered Il
band Of General Guzman's insurgents
near Camcroncz.
In the fight which cnsued, the gov
crnmcnt force was routed, many he.
ing killed Or wounded. There is great
excitement in Cicnfugos.
intervention the Next Step.
HAVANA, CUBA, Sept. G.-Whilc
the peace projects bave caused 4
general suspension OF revolutionary
operations, no apprcciable progress
towards anything like a satisfactory
understanding has been made.
Many business men of Havana ridi.
Guile the whole effort for what they
allcgc, can be no more than tempo
rary, ana some so as far rs TO as
scrt that the country never can lie
governed rightly or investments be
absolutely safcguardcd unless the
United States intervene.
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GOVERNOR IN WASHINGTON.
Exposition Business Said to Be Object
OF His Visit.

Governor Swanson left Richmond
yesterday morning for Washington
and 1T Is said that business In conncc.
tlon with the exposition is the object
OF hs trip. incidentally. however. tho
governor will pay call Mt the Dem.
ocratic headquarters to sec how
Things are getting along.
Inc governor announced recently
tnat ne expected to lake to the stump
THIS fall and put in some work I'm The
nth and Ninth districts.
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Captain TomIinson Here

captain Alex. Tomlinson. Rich
mond's sergeant of detectives. arrived
nero last night to take charge OF
willie Brown, alias "Knee Bone" 81
negro who was arrested several DAYS
ago in Bloodfield for The Richmond
titn oritics. The captain will return,
TO Richmond this morning with his
prisoner
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themselves wcary MI day.
They
them down though burden
discharges they
o
r. on thcir
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located
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Mrs. William Astor III.
sy Associated Press.

= ~ 1'''s'N'"ICU I'TtSB.1
HUSTON. MASS, Sept. G.-Mrs
william Astor, of New York. is i'll at
her apartments at the Hotel somer.
set, this city.
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a good stock Of all wool Ingram
1rngsels and Oriental Rugs and
iorilsscts. Just received by. BUXTON
x PARKER. Prices very reasonable.
5.G-3t
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The schooner Catherine NJ. Mona.
nan cleared yesterday for Mayport
Fla. with cargo of 1900 tons oil
coal loaded here.
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MARINE NOTES.

The British steamer Albiana arriv-
ell in port yesterday from Liverpool
with cargo of 1900 tons of import
freight. which she Is now dlscharg.
ing here.
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The Lackawanna ferry boat Ithaca
was noated out of dry dock No. .,
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-14
DECATUR.

Decatur. January 13.-(Special) Mrs. J T. Jones entertained on Monday after noon in honor of her niece. Miss Irene Jones, of Richmond Va Refreshments were served during the evening.
 The O. T. club was entertained on Wednesday afternoon by Miss Nora Grubbs in honor of her guest. Miss Lois Jones of Marshall, Tex.
 Mrs. J. T. Jones entertained the Joe Wheeler chapter, Daughters of the Con federacy, at her lovely home on last Saturday afternoon
 Miss Evelyn WylSer entertained the Young Ladies Pedro club complimentary to Miss Mamie Wallace of Hillsboro. Joan Berry of Ohio and Lois Jones of Mar was spent.
 The young men of the Decaturs gave a most enjoyable dance at the Elks' hall on Friday night complimentary to the young lady visitors to the Decaturs.
 One of the most delightful social events of the past week was the house party given by Miss Evelyn Wyker in honor of Misses Joan Berry of St. Joe. Mo- Lois Jones of Marshall. Tex. Mamie Wal lace of Hillsboro and MT. Tom Mathews of Tennessee.
 Miss Marie Boucher gave an '.at home" on last Tuesday complimentary to her friends of the Decaturs. Refreshments were served during the evening
 The annual meeting of the Ladies Be- nevolent society was held on Wednesday afternoon The meeting proved an en- joyable social one as well as a business meeting.
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Reba Warden og Unontown, and Miss Ruby Stone of Clinton, la. The first
 part of the evening was devoted to d
 bean bag party, followed by supper
 and afterwards an in formal dance. Mrs Raymonds s guests were MT. and Mrs w. H. Monk, Jr,, Misses Zemma Mastin Virginia Sims. Emma Rhett, Rosa Coates
 Lucille Overall, Ethel and Elsie Fry
 Margaret Blllups, Natalie Hutton Louise Vass, May Jones, Bernice Patterson. Let tiel Clark, Julia Lake, Helen and Ger trude Smith, and Messrs. Gayfer, Boone
 Sims, Upton Whiting, Harris, Rhett
 Feurst, Link Horn, Calum Coates,
 Planck, Wilson, Hunter, Billups, Thames, Toomer, Smith, Stewart and McCorvey
 MT and Mrs. Albert Peyton Bush re-
 turned Tuesday from their wedding trip
 Mrs. P. w. TomplSins has issued invi-
 tations to card party to be given Tues day evening for her daughter Miss Ma
 mic, debutante of the season
 Miss Gertrude Smith was the hostess
 of the Trumps Tuesday afternoon. Mrs J. B. Waterman. Miss Mary Easily Colds
 by and Miss McGlathery of St. Stephens
 kept the score. Mrs. Thomas Roche won
 the club prize. Mrs Ray Carrell the
 guest prize, and Miss McGlathery the consolation.
 Mrs. Ann E. Futile has announced the engagement of her daughter, Mary I Louise. to Mir Thomas Whythe McDon- l aid, Jr., the wedding to take place at
 the home the evening of January 23 Mr. John Marston has announced the engagement of his daughter. Ella, to
 MT George D. Lining. The wedding will be a quiet one In St. Paul's church, Spring Hill, on January "A.
 MT and Mrs Charles F. Welbke an nounce the approaching marriage of their
 daughter. Marie Regina. to Mir Gabriel Martin Drey, Tuesday. January 16 at the Cathedral.
 Mrs. H. P. Vass entertained the Pivot | Bridge club Monday at an American Beauty card party. In addition to the
 club, Mrs. Vass had several guest tables
 Mrs. Matthew Brewster won the guest prize. Mrs. Otis the club prize and Mrs F. J. Buck the consolation. Mrs. Vass and Miss Louise Vass were assisted in receiving their guests by Mrs. Jenkins Jones and Miss May Jones of Virginia, who are visiting them.
 Mrs. E. S. Colston gave large card
 party Saturday in compliment to Mrs Percy Finley of Memphis. Mrs. Finley is better known here under her girlhood name, Amante Semmes.
 Miss Mary Hunter gave a pretty lunch con Thursday in compliment to Miss Bes- sic Winn of Demopolis. who is visiting Miss Clara Ross. Her guests were Misses Vim, Ross, Lettie Clark. Virginia Sims, Mary Rich, Corinne Orton, Alice McPhil- lips, McGlathery of St. Stephens, and Lucille Overall
 Miss Mabel Cleveland will give card
 party January 22 in honor of her guest,
 Miss Bertha Fitzpatrick. of Montgom-
 cry.
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ANNISTON.

Anniston, January 13.-(Special.)-Miss Maggie Colds DuBose has returned to her home in Gadsden after being the holiday guest of Miss Blanche Edmond son. Miss Edmondson and her guest, Miss Johnson, of Macon, will leave on Wednesday for Gadsden, where they will be the guests of Miss DuBose.
 Miss Alice Hix who has been spending the holidays with her sister Mrs. W.. G. Burdett returned to Rome, Ga
 Miss Eloise Perry Robinson has return ed to Springfield Mass, where she will re-enter school.
 Miss Annie Holt returned to Montgom- cry this week after being the attractive guest of little Miss Marie Holt Greene on Leighton avenue.
 Miss Christine Cook, who has been the much admired guest of Mrs. Walter Brown. left Saturday for her home in Kentucky.
 Mrs. Rudolph Hertz has as her guest her niece. Mrs H. Gabiel. of Mobile As Miss Alma Cohn, Mrs. Gabiel is pleas antly remembered here, where her beau tiful voice was heard at several large affairs.
 Miss Hollis of Atlanta has returned to the State Normal school in Jacksonville after visiting Mrs. Walter Jones for sev- eral days.
 Misses Carrie Mcclure Knox and Mar garet Dudley Reynolds returned Thurs day from Birmingham. where they went to attend an affair given at the Country club on New Years night. While away they were the guests of Mrs. T. G. Bush.
 Miss Mary Hybart of Mobile Is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. W. A Smith, on Leighton avenue.
 Miss Hattie Peace of Douglasville, Ga. returned home Sunday night after spend- Ing some time visiting her cousin. Miss Annie Love Nichols. of this city.
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The Social club met with Mrs. W. M.

The Social club met With Mrs. w. M. Hopson Thursday afternoon.
 Her pretty home presented beau tiful effect. decorated in handsome palms and ferns. Over the doorways and win dows and under the chandeliers hung sprays of lovely holly
 Mrs. Hopson received her guests in a most cordial manner and little Mary Francis Meadows presented them with pretty score cards. Quite large num- Der were present to enjoy the game of bid domino, after which a delightful salad course, followed by hot coffee, was serv- ed. The highest score was made my Mrs. Alumns Green and Mrs. w. E. Hudmon, Mrs. H. L. Condon making the highest score among the guests
 Those present were: Mrs. c. c. Bull lard. Mrs. A. l.. Dowdell, Mrs. c. L. Hightower, Mrs. Alumns Greene, Mrs. w. E. Hudmon. Mrs. A. L. Daugherty, Mrs. Orrin Brown, Mrs. J. L. Dean, Mrs. Mar vyn Mccall, Mrs. Will Tucker, Mrs. w. R. Watts and Mrs. W. W. Barnes. Guests, Mrs. c. G. Greene. Mrs. N. P. Renfro, Mrs. H. L. Condon, Mrs. J. w. Spinks, Mrs. T. Smith, Mrs. H. A. Barnett and Mrs. J. J. Cowan of Birmingham.
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MoNTGoM FRY.

Montgomery. January 13.-tSpecial.)-- important social event of the week was the opening reception of the Beauvoir club. It was brilliant affair, attended by a large number of the members or the club and their families and friends. The magnificent ballroom that has just been completed, was used for the iirst time as were the reception and ladies dressing rooms, which lead off from it.
 On the lower floor the hall and three connecting parlors on one side and the two billiard rooms on the other were decorated in southern smilax and palms and adorned in pink and red carnations. In the third parlor the punch tables were beautifully appointed and pehind wealth of American beauty roses II was presided over by Mrs. David Whet- stone Mrs. J. L. Gaston, Mrs. w. M. Kilkerson and Mrs. Charles Teasley.
 Another important event of the week was the presentation of Miss Mobbs four-act comedy. by the members or the Standard Club Dramatic society which was followed by agerman, led by Mir. Bedonheimer. with Miss Jassamine Rice daughter of MT. and Mrs Alex Rice.
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eADsDEN.

Gadsden, January 1S.-(Special.) )-Miss Eva and Velma Thornton are visiting the family of w. w. Thornton in this city.
 J. B Tillison of Chambers, Ala Is in the city.
 Miss Edna Sandin, who has been visit ing her parents has returned to her home at Alexander City
 Mss Libbie Walker has returned from a lengthy visit to relatives in Texas.
 E. G. Cole of Blrminsham Is in the city this week on business.
 Mrs. r. M. Cottle and little sons Frank and cliff have returned from a visit to her sister. Mrs. Brock at Piedmont
 J. H. Sewell has returned from a bust ness trip to Chattanooga.
 w. F. Burlington. T. B. Gwinn, II. L.. Gwinn and W. P. Gwinn have returned from Birmingham, where they attended meeting of the Retail Lumber associa- tion, which met in that city Monday,
 Mrs. w. S. Thomas and little daughter. Jennie, are visiting relatives in Trion, Ga.
 Monday evening Rev. Len G. Brough- ton, the famous southern preacher and lecturer, will lecture at the court house in this city.
 Miss Catherine Elizabeth Shaddick of this city and MT. George Howard Dean of Holyoke, Mass, were married at the home of the bride on Forest avenue Wednesday at noon Only a few rela- tives and close friends of the contracting parties were present. The ceremony was performed by Rev. J. c, Dickinson, pas tor of the First Baptist church. MT. and Mrs, Dean left immediately for Florida, where they will spend the winter, re- turning to Massachusetts in the spring Miss Shaddick has only recently moved to Gadsden and while here has made many friends. MT. Dean is from Hol- yoke, Mass. where he has an art studio, being an artist of reputation
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Mrs. Ralph Rodney Montague of Fort Smith Ark. is the guest of her sister, Mrs. David Roberts, and will later be the guest of Mrs. Frances DeBardele- ben.
 Miss Margaretta Williams has returned from Waco, Tex, where she has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Douglass Sanford, and will reopen her kindergar- ten at the Margaret Allen school on Monday.
 Mrs. J. W. Fain will entertain the Twentieth Century club on Friday even- ing The husbands of the members will be invited.
 Mrs. John D. Weakley has returned after spending the holidays with her father, Gen. John D. Rather.
 Miss Edith McMillan of Anniston Is vis- itlng her sister, Mrs. William Mabry.
 The friends of Miss Jane Fully will re- gret to learn that she sustained painful injuries from a fall during the past week
 MT. and Mrs. R. L. Chadwick will leave today for Tampa. Fla.
 MT. and Mrs. John l.. Parker have named their little son John l.. Parker, Jr. A meeting of the General Sumpter Chap ter, Daughters of the American Revo-