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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-05-24
NEWS AND VIEWS
FROM STATE PAPERS
Watch Out. BILL

Watch Out, Bill.
Mr.. Lamar says that the failure to
secure larger appropriations from
congress for the rivers and harbors
OF this district, is not his fault. He
further says that he is in favor of
larger appropriations by the Con-
gress. In this way he thinks his dis
tract will fare better. The Times
trusts that Mr.. Lamar will be en-
abled to deliver the goods. If he fails
70 DO this he must step down and out.
-Apalachicola Times.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-05-24
PRESIDENT WILL SPEAK
AT OYSTER BAY JULY 4.
~ Assoclated Pres.

Oyster Bay, May 23.-It was an
nounced to-day that the president had
accepted an invitation to speak at a
meeting to be held here on Indepen-
6ence Day.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-05-24
Still True TO BRYAN.

The state Of Missouri, which twice
gave its electoral vote to William ].
Bryan. is still true to the great dem.
ocrattc leader and champion of the
peoples rights. Within the last few
Gays % democratic county conven-
TONS have declared unqualfiedly for
MIN Ter president in 1908. In other
states In which democratic conven-
tons have been held this spring the
same sentiment has been strongly ex.
pressed-St. Augustine Record.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-05-24
Better Late Than Never.

Senator Taliaferro is exerting his
efforts in the U. S. Senate and Con
gresham Sparkman in the House to
reward the veterans Of the Seminole
war OF 1868. and the boatmen who
so greatly aided the soldiers in dis
lodging the Indians ana fighting
them. There are 100 of these sub
jects and each, by the bill, will re-
celve 100 acres Of land. 1t is a long
deferred recognition, but better late
than never.-0cala Star.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-05-24

The democratic judicial committee
representing sixteen judicial counties
in Northwestern Ohio have endorsed
VIM. ]. Bryan for president in 1908.
Things are evidently coming Bryan's
way and deservedly so. BY the time
he returns to the United States next
fall the people will be prepared to re-
ceive him with a warmth of enthus.
iasm never witnessed in this country.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-05-24

Congress should have some Ananias
medals struck of for presentation to
American statesmen.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-05-24
Unexpected Tribute.

The countTy's foremost private
citizen, William J.. Bryan, gets a re-
luctant tribute from an unexpected
quarter. The Wall Street News, an
ti7Bryan in all things, says that the
political debauchery brought about by
the use Of money to defeat MT Bryan
for the presidency has done the
country more harm than would the
triumph Of that gentleman's leading
issue of free silver. An extraordin.
ordinary admission from such a
source!-Live Oak Democrat.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-05-24
Insurance Regulation.

That decision Of the Supreme
Court OF the United States that a
state has the right to refuse to per-
NIT an outside insurance company to
transact business within its territory.
no matter what the reason for the in
hibition may be, is far-reaching ana
finally decides long-pending cues
ton. It leaves state legislatures and
state courts in an exceedingly in
dependent position as to the regu-
latiOn of insurance matters within
the borders of their respective states.
Jacksonville Metropolis.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-05-24
Stand to Be Benefited.

Our friends in West Florida insist
that the drainage proposition has two
sides. Well, they are untaxed and
stand only to be benefited if any
profit comes out of the bag, and they
are in better position than others to
sit by and calmly reason. He jests
at scars who never felt a wound. -
Jacksonville Times-Union.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12

YOUNG !! ]! lEE|!!s IS !.
PRISONER sHIP
son 81 Millionaire Pr:esid :ei; dent! oe'f. e'1:
&. ss. F Fairbanks Comp parl1Y in the5f
Tolls a I N orfolk. s5.3.
81 z. Ea
<tT-s.rs #
WILLIE sBEsSsc TIALEDi
M ay Be Char rged With y BsDese 2 sertiio:,n: ion
Or With $Dis eying Ordlee:rr;s 4; ".
His n Sup periors. I5a3SI
Esssc az ARTlALED'i 4 !!

BY Associated }Press, s5Ss
$NoRFoLK,?Y Al; n Al gus III. Raynor.
storrs II lam storr.ss.
Wells . president the Eairb banks Com
ana aeyerals5 times y AZ
a e millionaire N = prdsiner to-nigh III
the SIS E On sb ard 3the United States re
5ceiving ship ranls at this naval ta-3 v
stiorl.3 sy .35{ 2sE n,
4; Young = ,W ais enlisted as an apprenticeI
seaman Il sinA ANewsY ork 4 q title more than
q month ago and wa a-ter set It sto New
bort for training before being sen Il to- " ~
swarsfip saS ae was 3lnt ter orr rdered III Q this
Sta ton for turtle training, with a. d raft
OF thirty other apprent tlces.a He q
granted ;sleave Y to sit n his parents nd
was X ordered 4 to n port here vi tn his
scomrade last sTu esday. II S$ s4 $is. u.
,s% Allsthes young men co1npo ing the draft
arrived except Wells. 81; n
n The Z naval 4 authorities located II him In
yPhilad elphlas and he was sent here, es-S,
coraed by a NJ mas er-at arms II from the
League BIsland Naval Station, Naval of
ficers declined ato allow NJ eWspaper men
to talk with the prisoner, 1t Is under
stood that 4 several kilograms, sal t tos
Be from ! his father, 81 were receivedE by
Young Wells iil8 his prison -day. He
WIN probably be court-mar rtialed for dis
obeylng orders, b or the charge ma be ]
changed to desertion. IN sss M
Y Young We'll Isl two years ago married |
Irene Bishop, a w eber ano ri elds chorus
girl sof New z ork. On board the Fra nk-
lin he is being treated 4 Ike other prison
ers:S8 With the usual diet lowed men me
confined in the bril- 8. IN Ss e. st3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
.WIILL|AMs ELECTED /: ] !.
ID. O.HEAD5Q|:|.F|::.h!|E.W|||IIR0'.A| ]. !. ! / |
Richmond Man Made President
of Augusta and Florida Rail
II 1 l55s s way va Capital Paid In, 4,
',(lDy Associate Prresrs,.) / ;r,'.)

IA "a Z
II AUG GUsTA, GA, !. August 4 The first
meeting Of the Augusta and Florida
Railroad stockholders was concluded here
"a day, when SUBSCRIPTION books laid be-
'foreE the meeting showed that the en-
tire capital stock OF one million dollars
has been8fully paid In. "a company; was
formally organized, !, by-laws were adopt
I'd and officers were elect ted " Another
meeting has been called for September
18th for the purpose Of increasing the
capital and authorizing a bond issue,
Tho following directors were elected
", III. Barrett w, 3. Rush, II Il r, Me-
Gown; G gorge r. Lombard, il T.. Both
We'll J II. Harper and r, p. Bud wine,
OF Augustai II. M Wilkinson, Yaldostai /
,A q, Braxton, II. 4. Bemiss, John Skel-.
ton Williams, Of Richmond Douglas Il,
Borden. BaltlmQret lIl'# G. Perk lns. WASH
ington, and F. @. Brown, New York.
AT the meeting OF tho Board OF Directs
ors the following officers were elected:
President. John SHELTON WI liams; First
Vice President, y. William Middendorfi
Second Vice President, John Scott, New
York Chairman Executive Commit ttee,
5E. III l.. Bemiss, Richmond; Secretary, ~,
n. Ill liarns, Richmond 4 Treasurer, +, ~
Noting, sichmonds "a II; All
This afternoon John SHELTON II w llliams
announced tho following appointments:
General Counsel, W. II, Barret ~ General
Manager, Cecil Gabbett; Traffic Manager,
Al, Pope. and auditor :ss Bldgood,
all OF Augusta, & 3s sis 5 n, I,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
WALTER WILL 4 | |. ! !; : ! NOT 10
RESlG FROM ROAD I'd,
Report from Bilrnlingh ham Flatlly Y,
Denie blythe Assistant to
5Seaboard sPresid idency; 5 s3s. s

5fsneoial q The Times D lspa tch.)

(Bpech 70 10 1
Is BIRNlINGH HAM, IL iS "A La, August IL
From rel!ab 8 sources very lose to- the
1Sof the /, seaboard 4 Air Line
railway fit was learned to-day "a that Al.
fred walter, president OF the road, will
resign within the next two Ior three
months. ana that IN all stability lsd; ltaE,
ward Il. Cost. second yIce-prdside = ana
traffic mana ser, VII succeed him. b
The reason assigned ktor the sreslg nal. nal'oh
a. thatg the seaboard would not 81 ye MI
" alter as much money IL 4 end on I'M.
=, e,nents as he. thought he should
have. h E; q ss33. !, " . /, 8,
Cost to the presidency 81 Ryan, gen y.
eral passenger agent II. is sal VII pc
promoted \ to assistant traffic manager
in order that he may become Rthorollghly
orrice. to succeed Mr.. Cob as traffic
-, a !, p,r t d4F fQff
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
ONE ILLED, THREEs HURT II s8 d
3s \ 4. (! IN aAUTOM0BI lie WRECK
I (By. .Asso ted y Press. !, )

3$iiSsss4 (Hy Associated y Press.> IA
CITY, n, AUGUST llg,-- ll,-
One man was killed and two other men
and one woman were badly injured to-
night when an automobile collded With
a bridge railing on the Meadow Boule-
man was Joseph Lock q, |, AGED thirty years,
OF Philadelphia, the chauffeur The other
occupants Of tho autonob !le were "A llan
Wilson, James Brown and Marguerite
sutton, aged twenty-thre years. all Of
Philadelphia Miss sutton sustained a
fractured arm and leg one of q Browns
wrists was broken, an Wilson 3 face was
badly lacerlted, and he Ia believed to be
internally. Injured The automobile was ,ll
wrecked With three + the party lying
prostrata In tile road and the remaining
man helplessly wringing his hands &. INC
Victims Of tho accident were discovered
twenty minutes afterward by another
automobile party. N 4 ~ i, sS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
BIG PAlNANl,A \ P'L OF \.
is NlPPE, + = !, D ) n ] BUD 3 :,l;l:l'
Seventeen lutionar Gen en-
erals U nder Arrest Charged
855 With Conspir racy us
nv \ aso,,iated prcss.) )


PANAMA, August Il IT he police e last a N
night Il captured 81 seventeen Colomblans.
former revolutionary gene rails, on 1.-The tn
charge y of consplring against high t,a-s ,-3
stional authorities. Tho priso ers, dir s
Ing q the revolution Of 1900. distingu guishetd
themselves by q their depreda ions In the!
interior OF the isthmus. 4. a Mexican RUIZ
{sandoval, also was taken into custody.
All the men q arrested had recently ar arr:
rived In Panama. 5si4 s.s v
;833 5ecre tary Arias refuses to furnish de-,
tails Of the plot, but It IS srumored that
eorne Of u tho members OF the Panama
liberal party are implicated. !. . The pri--si
soners will be tleported as pernicious5
Foreigners. All danger Gems to be
passed. ~ n, ,t9s3
The condi lions here are normal. the
general public not being aware hat the
authorities have. capturcd the plotters.a
III IS asserted that III the piracy had
In Is' serious consequeasss M to tho Republic
of Panama I'M S6l $E ig,,$$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
HEROIC FOREMAN Il CAV ass
III SS LIFEsT TO SAVE M ORKMEN
49, ~ r. rr,e,sa,1

s NEW york I Aug. 81 - Struck by flying,
pieces or rock b following a heavy blast
To-day In tho tunnel which the Pennsyl-
iyanfa raj lway 4 Is constructing nnd er the
Hudson river from Jersey 8CityEit to New:
York, Y, Foreman Michael o. Conner was
killed and two la borers serio SIS. injured,
The charge Of dynamite g fused fin the blast
was und erest lmated and the men failed to
move far enough away. O. 'Connor gave
up his ute to save his men. II e saw that
the fuse was burning 50 rapidly that the
explosion would occur before the work I
men could reach 1 afety, an d attempted
to puts It out. He shouted forsthcm to
run for their lives 4as he tried to stamp
out the spluttering fuse It went of
when all but o. connor and two others
were out OF rang g. i5l I.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
BEAT MAN, ASSAULTED
WIFE, S T0LEs SAVINGS
NJ q, 4 s,.,,,n,cIateii ~, \ pres

Ess (I3yj Associate ed Pregs.l
NJ CAMDEN, n e I, A gus 81 ]. a. a. posse,
I headed by sherift IA Yilson, IS searching
for negro burglar who early day
attacked Gracennia Atagi h8{ an i liar IN
farmer, IN his ii home near oodbnry
about six miles from here and rlninally
assaulted -Magia' g vi lfe af ter compelling
her 10 give him all TIL eir So yin 81. aInount-
Ing Ia s. 107. Mag " as bea ten into 5ain-
SsensibIllt by the III gro, Z nd lsS q ying
at ~ @hospi Il here Is IS ssi q
critical con q dition at their: ONE. During q,
the burg lar. Il att thee rensof sthee
al gias, two girls. aged els bts ana four
4 years, we're hiding under q bed 5ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
Continued on Ninth Ninth P'age.lE
bones S|NCELg!.AR7 1 /
ATaSN|''E:.E|:l NJ ]: B!RI!AR 3! A
a Skeleton Discovered. by9.W'''tork-#
53.3 men rs.1 Under Executive
5.s Building. e
(speolaI to Tho Times- plspntnh,

x AM HiIRST,5 VA, August II. .----:W Worknen
at sweet Briar engaged In laying water
pines In the old WI llams m ansio on, now
used as the executive building OF Sweet
BrIar Institute, were surprised yesterday
70 find, while digging In one Of the cellars
of the house, buried In the earth, q hui
nan skeleton. The body had evidently
been placed there many years ago, as
the bones were partly .decayed,
Y The teeth were perfectly sound. and
were those Of a full grown human being
No traces OF q coffin were found, but
cont buttons and "a rusty 5'pocket knife.
we're found, seeming to Ind lcate that he'
party had beon buried With the kn1ta q
In his pocket. s,3
N II Is not known that therc! was ever a
.burying ground at this place, u hns
been owned by the Fletchers, the an
cestors of Mrs, Williams who founded
Sweet Briar, for many years. gl43F
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
I'll: 4: |:
T0EBE 0RgiAAIzE::.D|.E.H|||E:!R|| ! / |:
G Commander Of District Camp OF
Spanish War Veterans Is u
Coming to Richmond,
Especial to The Times plspateh.,

81 Especial to u The Times D pispat tch) VI fst.
WASHINGTON, August 4 l,--eaptain
j.. Walter Mitchell. commander Of the
District OF Columbia Camp, United
Spanish War Veterans, has received or
ders from Commander Charles i, Miller
CLEVELAND, IA Ohio to proceed on next
Thursday evening to muster "a new camp
OF Spanish War veterans at Rlchm.opd,
10 be known as tho General Fftzkugh
Lee Camp. Commander MI ltchell, accom-
panied By members of his staff, expects
to reach Richmond about 7:15 O'clock
THURSDAY evening. Commander Miller
in Ills communication, says the newly
organized General !tzhlugl, y Lee Camp
atrlct ot Columbia depnrt rtnlent until q
State department is organized fort liz
iginia, when the Richmond " camp Will
rank as No. 1, 3is sts n Il 81 IS, q a "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
[ L0NGWORTHS ARRIVE; IS
NOW AT OYSTER BAY

$ (Byif Associated 5Fross) %
q NEW YORK August Il 1.--Mr.$ and Mrs
Nicholas Longw arrived from Europe
to-day on S tho steamer st. Paul. They
were met at the quarantine station by
the naval yacht sylph,t and proceeded to-
Oyster Bay to visit Presto ent and Mrs
Roosevelt, Mr.. and Mrs. Longwort h.. Will
remain ut sagamoret II several days.
From Oyster Bay they have planned to go
to Washlngt ton and later to q cinnatl.S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
Jury jul card Toyynshen IS !
in IS Secret and abruptly pl,l
erlninate Tearing Il q
MIN NSO \ III !! ! n
OT4D AN GEROu.S' j ] < 1 y. s
The Sensat ionals and Unpl pleasarlti
estin1o as 81 \ 3: elieved Il !: l3 ; by Il #
IS Flash Sof " and II E][l s.@
mo CaseS One sof the
NJ ostSC brat ed
~ Of Eng land s5383s

sy (Bys Associate ed Press
LONDON, "a ng lst - hat n legal
history will u be consd dered gnS g cele brated
case was concluded to- " B Wllen q jury
in the historic old hall Of y In coin g Inn,
sinquiring, at the inst tance 9 81 the ofiicial
solicitor, into the mental I conditlo OF the
Marquis Townshend, E returned the curious
verdict that his lordshpS II Is 9ca pable5 Of
taking care OF lllnself (, being, dang
neither to himself 8 nor to u others, but
that he u Isl OF u unsound mind n SO far rs
managing his affairs arc concerned. q
3s5i The case which has attracted much in
terest, developed some " sensat atlonal, as
we'll as Sunpl easant Y tes timony. was
marked to-day by an extra ordinary In
gcldent, when the jury, against the Wishes
OF the Judge, Insisted on hearing, TOWN. y
3shend' s testimony in secret, seyen refusing
the request Of the March ioness for per-
mission to be present A. 1lhen, Il before the
lawyers, 4 closing addresses had been con
Scluded the ei{nlelnber OF ~ the jury an
.nounced & that they had made q up their.
minds, and after the Judge $ charges were
out only ten minute .s{S Il, 81 Z #
sSst Influence aof& Robbins.
" 1t was alleged that the Marquis was
by one Robbins, whom
no Had known for fourteen \; yenrs. s. and /
the Marchl loness testified that Robhins'sE
Influence over tho MARQUIS had brought
about a separation between herself und
soon afters theilfSHlnarrlag
iSIt3 deVelo oped also that the young Mar !
,quis, finding Ills a es tate ~ heaYl " mort \
gage \. was persuaded to seek "a veal " /
alliance and one witness testified I that
his enga cement u to "a a " rich American 4
helress had been nearly concluded Rhhen 1,,ht
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
Riots Cause Alarm,
INV Associated Press,

y, CIV Assocllten Fress1 D. I, o,r,,Ies
here are alarmed at the persistent riots
of the unsmploye a There WRs q fv/fner q
outbreak yesterday eyening, sbnt y ,,gi, Wns
IA a'tdy day and night by the volunteers VINO
haye IN been placed on mn active isers,i,eei 4,
footing, Bafl Is refused p.nny Il, q III !na
White agtators arrested; Tlte maSoTI1sgg
oacatpo Boys, whose increasing numbers
oonstitute a. serious menace to !. whites,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
Report Denied.

fspecal to The Times Dlspatch.l
!, NORFOLK Al August 1l.-Relative
"a tina report from Birmingham that
Alfred Walter would resign the presl-
tdency OF the seaboaFd Alr Line, ~. W;
rowsley, assistant to the president. said
Tonight; !. 3s 34i s. Il 8 sE
4S.There is no truth In It |; you can deny
IT absolutely. and / WILL be sesd to have
You do So i had not heard the report
+before.H i43f @ X RHd4 I5tl3dl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
SMOTHERED TO DEATH .5s
IN wheat ELEVATOR BIN

x, = H BY Associated Prcss,)
Il LANCASTER. 5P A. August 11,--R tier
.Leanan, aged nine years, fell into tho
bin OF a wheat eleva tor mt Cord donsyllle,t
near here, to-day and wa s Y II smot othereds
The machinery was STOPPED MS soon as as
the accident occurred, but the boy nag
been carried to the bottom OF the ele.
,vator and the wheat had to be shoyeled
out, i ai5 5iS Is 4 S$3 ( s A85{ K 95
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
50, 1Dl,,,e.a,dsinr,;S3C Chair.

SYDNEY, G. B.,$$ August lii ohm
.Powells,H OF North Carolln ma; who Tor the
last fifteensyears has spent the summer
IN, Cape Breton was found dead ina chair
IN his room at ia no tel at Grand tNarroW..s. ...
His wife is nowSin the White Mountains
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
SAYS Davis VIII Not Run.
4 ,Ftl INV IAssociated Press.

"a -If T13y AssOClated E'FeESJ l a770
G,LARKsHURG. w. YA,. August, Il ;---i
'congressllan Thomas B. Davis. OF the
.Syesl Virginia District, who was attend,
ing the co.lnty fair here to-day denied
for renomlhaylon, He aso sta ed Y that
Ills brother, Henry II Gassaway Davis,
late Democratic candidate for VICE
Fresl dent, Will not consent 70 MAKE atpe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
ESTENSLAND SEEN 5EI
ON WAY TO MEXICO|Sl
4 Tens Warrants Issued Y esterdaYs,
B BY Judlg asher a: ( II : H;1@er;ng erin sS
B Goes. 10 Jail :fli':s' ews Trails NJ
s3l of crooked y dness I Dis 'i!'. q " ~
'ss5 ,53 covered The q Di asg
rectors w atched. .sy53

8FoRTsWoRTH b TExAs August Il ~ ~
pau o. &. stensland, !, pres ldent 5sof the
p 8defunct NJ llWau kee Avenue ~ stats
Il Bank %of Chicago J, was atel " Ia Fort
Worth, according to len ~ Adams,s
\, 4 sforn1e c t,lcag 8 cor,1tnl on broker
who 3 believes stensland to be & on the i
f5 way 10 s,ri exlco. Il dan,s said he trav v.$
4 eed all the wa u from New Orleans to-
this n city with stensland si " thou ut 4
\ knowing the bank b ad failed. Adams$
says stensland . cl med Il 20 90 going 4
Ito Mexico \ OF, ,s a trIp a nto the f,1oui;. iI;5 .Ss
tans for his hea
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12

.lcontlnued on Second PAGE,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12

Is brins withitf ycnfS reach |
the man you want % found
In Times. Dispatch Want
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12

I3y 3y3ABSUCIdteUe t,Eeds'I
S$ CHICAGO, ILL. Angus & a TEN GwarSS
rants II III a the A Milwaukee Avenue Il state
Bank y case were issued D this II afternoon
by Jud 90 George Nj. Kersen.
n Tho s first two ~ warrants Ii charge con-
spiracy to cheat and def fraud the bank
OF money, s$ property and S8 go DDS. Paul
%. stensland, Henry Herring II. 2 ahs heoss$ t'ss
sdore stensland and ID yers other persons q
as yet unknown, are ma anled In the first
two warrants. The next S two fwarrar,tas
are against Henry Nv Herring Sand 4 scharses
perjury In regard to q report made !anafl a.lfss
ssworn sto 8byS lin for I thess State Auditor
IN Janua ~ ana April, 800, / on the con-
sditton fatheS BAN rhe next two war ar
IA 4 e cha rye II larcen Il, 900 900 M ana
$3.50, 900, and name Henry Herring \ as
sthn accused KIN
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-04-29
IN THE BIRMINGHAM
REAL ESTATE MARKET

Yesterday was the closing day of an
active week in the local real estate mar
ket Trading in suburban circles has been
especially brisk while local residence por-
lions have been likewise lively. The gen.
eral condition of the market yesterday
was good.
Papers were filed in the probate clerks
office yesterday for the following trans
actions in local real estate, involving
each, amounts of $1,000 or more:
Republic Land company to the Title
Guarantee Loan and Trust company,
large tract of land in section q, town
ship II, range 3 west, the consideration
in the deal being $4,000.
W. B. Woodall and wife to DR.. Will
liam T. Berry, lot on First avenue near
Ninth street, north, the consideration for
which was $125O.
F. r. Gaudin to Mary e. McDuffy, three
lots In North Birmingham, the consider
alton for which was $500.
]. B. Levert of New Orleans to ]. S.
Ruffin, two lots in Bessemer. the consd-
Grafton being $1,000
Alice ID. Catanzano and others to Mrs.
Kate McEvoy. tract of land in section
&c, township II. range west, the con-
sideration being unmentioned