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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-29
MASONS GATHERING
 IN FALL REUNION
Largest Assemblage of Scottish Rite Masons Ever Known to Birmine-
 ham Convenes Today.

The Scottish Masons of Birmingham will begin their regular fall reunion today in the Masonic Temple. Degrees from the fourth to the thirty-second inclusive, will be conferred on large classes.
 The assemblage of out of town Masons will, 1t is expected, be the largest ever known here.
 The following Is the programme of work
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-29
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ent; J. H. Woodward, Vice President; J.
 R. Forsyth, Assistant Cashier; F. s. on, Assistant Cashier. lton, F. D. Nabers, B. F. Moor. Robert ay, W. P G. Harding, w. II Tassinger. rd, William M Walker, Culpepper Exums
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-29

Schedule In Effect April 29, 1906. x. B.-Following schedule figures pub. lished only as information and are nos guaranteed
 $40 a.m.-No. s. for Atlanta, Wasb,nz-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-15
THE DIFFERENT WAYS
 \('TUORS WORK

Ralph D. Paine, author of The Story of Martin Coe.' says that he reels off the first draft of a story at lightning speed, getting all the swing and dash of the fresh inspiration in to his first writing of tale, He goes over this carefully and then re- writes slowly. Arthur Goodrich. author of The Balance of Power, on the other hand, says that he wrote that story, his first novel, slowly ir the first draft, never leaving q sen tence until, for the time being at least, he was satisfied with it. When he had finished the story he let il lie for some months, never looking at il or working at it. Then he picked il ur, read it and re-wrote it from start to finish, rewriting some chapters a number of times. Different temper aments evidently demanded different methods.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-15
LABOR LAW VIOLATIONS,
Girl Was Induced To Come To Tn $ Country and Worked Two Weeks
 Without Pay.

Washington, Oct. 15.-It is the be i lief of officials of the bureau of immi grafton that cotton mill manufacturers i in the southern states are guilty of violations of the anti-cOAtract labor laW which subjects them to fines of S1 900 in each case resulting in con VietiOn. In order to ascertain all the facts connected With the matter, only a part of such information having re= gently come into the possession of de partment officials, special agents will he sent 10 North Carolina and other southern states for the purpose of making thorough investigation
 Evidence has recently come to the inmigration bureau tending to show that English textile workers have been induced 10 come To tho Carolinaz to work in local cotton factories The claim is n2aio thaI thore has been systematic effofi on fhe part Of soutil ern mill maaa2efs to attract English textile workers to the south The de paftment is deeplY impressed with the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-15

the other side on Saturday night aa4 yesterday of heavy rains in Texts, frosts, waves, etc, had q EelA l0 nouaced effect on tile English mairzgf Liverpool today at } D. Ill. shower = points advance or 20 points more thG. duc but last six points before ta closing oil getting more infoGmat.a about actual weather conditions 0vei. Sunday.
 Spots 26 points higher, sales 7.eQQ bales with 6.00o Amer.can oar mar kets failed to respond to the excite ment abroad and opening trades hsro shoWd only 10 points gain. The weatn- CT news Was not sensational and a dis position to realize on any sharp rise was prevalent from the start Flu turcs here weakened several points soon after Ghe opening, but official fore cast promising rains over Tuesday f3r Northeast Texas. Arkansas. the Terri tolie. l.oflis ana. Mississippi and Na- hama. sjead.ed the market and piices regained II points on professional I buy i09 mostly. t '
 Rumors that exporters do not gel ahe cotton contracted for in the iafe- rior are largely in circulation aa3 show inc tension and upset conditions existing in actual cotton. As long as the movement retarlins influences con tinue and stimulates the bulish sent ment, such as a bullish ginners report and possibly severe frost in the near future. are in sight, not much depression can be expected in the mar kets.
 Weather conditions in the belt over Sunday were favorable except ill the western half A rain storm of mod ate intensity passed through Texas causing heavy rains which extended over the entire northwestern portion of the belt. Official data about these rains are not posted but will be sent over our wire as soon as possible when posted.
 The high Liverpool caused an active spot demand this mornig. buyers pay ing IS to sic advance for available supplies which are quite restricted ! Texas points report larger demand | small offerings.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-15
BRIDE EIGHT TIMES.
Mrs. Fannie James Leads Bushing
 Husband To Altar

Futon, Mo-. Oct. 1.1.--Benjanin 8'- lin, farmland of CalWood. and Fan lie James, of the same vicinity, were married this morning in the probate court room by Judge S P. Beaven. Th.s is the brides eighth marriage.
 Her first matrimonial venture was with Moses Shafer of CalWo0d. 10 whom she Was married and divorced. .sMike. Smith was her second and third husband; she was twice marri- ed and twice divorced from him. Ferd= erick Atlhauser was her fourth hts band. She was divorced from him. Her fifth and sixth husband Was Ar- Barrie of Boone county to whom sha was tW. co married and divorced Her seventh husband was Calvin james. the defendant in the latest divorce.
 She is a woman about 1o years old and has four children by her 1en unions. Her maiden name was Fannie Tarney.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-15

terday morning between the steamer Adirondack of he Peoples Line aud the Saratoga of the Citizens Line, one man is believed 10 have lost his life, about poo passengers had thrilling experience, and both thestcamers wero damaged to the extent of thousands of dollars, the Saratoga being practi- cally pm out of commission,
 The missing man is George l.. Hor- ton of Troy, freight. clerk on the Ad- irondack.
 The collision occurred near Triyoli, one of the narrowest parts of the riv- CT, while both boats were feeling their WAY through q dense fog which settled on the river just before o'clock last night.
 Tho Saratoga, bound south from Troy, With about 900 passengers on board and a heavy consignment of freight, crashed into the Adirondack, bound north from New York The col lisioH tore away about 75 feet of the lower lecllon the port side, forward Of fhe wheel of the Saratoga. The ter rife impact caused the Saratoga, with ole side of har lower deck almost shattered, to rebound and she now los at anchor a few yards from whero the collision took place.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-15

If you want strong lungs that will stand the perils of winter. begin right now with Brooks Cough and Con- sumption Cure.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-15

whole =Iener of the article is D 2arish, Sals crop is second largest eNef fais- d. This however may mean II, LOO, eeV 04 l00u,U00 0.-fAe0 H. Price.
 A...AiIt1} COPPER AND COMPANY.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-15

Brooks Eclcctric Oil is drug store within itself. Antseptic, pain-killer and collie cure.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-15

information placed 0t iJs disposal and Will conduct vigorous investigation.
 f'he first cleW was furnished by the arrival il this eitH of IIilda Barnes, , the English spinster girl, who was de tained here oil her arrival from Char lotto N C The girl, who k only II years of age, t3id several different sto= lies about her stay in this country but when confronted with the seriousne 5S of her situation made q statelAent to focal officials which gave conclusive evidence of the fact hat she had been employed in q factory in Gastonia, N C.
 She claims she vas induced to come to this country and that she worked two weeks without pay. She tired of her surroundin@s and finally landed in Washineton. where her story was disclosed
 HUDSON RIVER BOATS COLLIDE. Vessels Come Together at Tri1oIi
 Ninety-Nne Miles From New
 York City.
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New York. Oct 15.-Miss Giles i- sued her condition report, making GS.4 against 8 31.-Bache.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-15
HUDSON RIVER BOATS COLLIDE

tbaa9. A. Oct la-n what wa paae.icailt head.on collision on the Hudson river at f.2o o'clock yes
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-15

New York. Oct. 15.-Tn an iotervieW in Washington, published in the Amer ican this morning, Harvie Jordan
 says he had prevailed on the govern ment not to issue any reports of gin nine as of October IS because it will give false idea of the crop. The
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-15
Walter cotter and Company's Daily
 Cotton Letter.

Pine Bluff, Ark, Oct. 15, 1906.
 Cotton: With feeling abroad straln- ed to the utmost on account of the late movement and continued damage news. the reports which were cabled to
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Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-21
BUSY DAY IN JUDGE
 M'DOkALD'S COURT
Local Justice Arranges Calen- dar For Some Few Days
 to Come-Many Cases.

Yesterday was busy one in the court of Justice Mcdonald. several cases being set for trial and several others being disposed of. Those which were disposed of were misdemeanor cases. one being a case of indecent exposure, in which the defendant was accorded s10 fine. and the other a case of disturbing the peace. for which the cuiprit received 6 present of ten days.
 In the case of the Territory ys. Wolfe. a postponement was had on the request Of both sides. This Is a case in which the defendant is charged with having struck a man named liar ris on the head with a loaded cane, fnflictinS serious injury. W. B. Cieary was retained as special coun- sel to prosecute the case. This case will come to trial before Judge Mo Donald CT November 2Sth.
 In the case of the Territory vs. John Msurane. time for trial was SC: for Thursday afternocr at o'clock. Mau- rare ts charged with having interfer- cd with the election at Lowell on No yeIrber 9th, and the case was trans ferned to tho local court on change cf yeaue. The case Of the Territory ys. <. J Finnerty will be tried before Judge Mcdonald on December 1. Fin neEty Is charged with assault vita a deadly weapon.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-21
MILLIONS GO ABROAD.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2o.-Prosper- ous America sent more than si2s.oo0. soc abrozd for luxurles durics the ifs cal year ended June 90, last. The fig. ures have sust been made public by the bureau of statistics of the depart ment of commerce and labor. These figures do not include the scores of millions Of dollars spent by Ameri- cans travelling in foreign countries and ransacking the shops of the European continent and the Orient and the art centers of the world for treasures and curios. They represent the imports of things to wear. other than articles cizssed as necessaries. ieweled orna- merts, things to drink, and things to smoke with diamonds and faces and feathers. silks and ribbons, cham pagne and tobacco and perfumes and the like.
 The value Of the luxuries which the Americans were able to afford last year was more than double the amount
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-21
 HEARsT's RACE COST $25s,s7o.

ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. 20.-william R. Hearst. candidate for governor, to- day certified to the secretary of state that he had spent s256,s70 in promot- ing his canvass. This was divided as follows:
 Independence League. sI9S,S70.
 Democratic state committee, S57,- 900. Travelling expenses, $500. Charles F. Hughes. goyernor-elect, also filed an account Of his expenses, showing that he spent only s61S. as follows:
 Veiing expenses. les.
 Teiegrams. s.
 Postag gc. sl3.
 Secretaries, S371.
 Stenographers, SIP.
 AT. Hughes campaign expenses. as filed. as said to be lower than those Of any successful candidate for sover nor of New York in recent years. Ae- cordins to papers on file in the office of the secretary of state. Governor Higgins spent s22.is9 in 1904, s2o.- eo0 of which was contribution to the republican campaign committee. In 1902 Governor Odeil spent $l0.see and in 1900 Ss ,009.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-21
PROSPERITY Is PREVALENT IN
 TERRITORY
Territorial Auditor Page Dis cusses Financial Conditions. Is in City on Regular Trip of Inspection.

John H. Page. territorial auditor. and ex-officio territorial ba1k examin- CT, arrived in the city Monday even ing on his regular trips of inspection. He spent yesterday examining the af- fair sof the Bank of Bisbee. and will spend today and tomorrow examining the Miners and Merchants Bank as well as the two branch institutions at Lowell.
 When seen at the Copper Queen ho- tel last evening and asked concern ing financial conditions in the Terri tory. Page said:
 Although it Is some time since the banks rendered their last statements, have not the slightest doubt but that the aggregate deposits in the territory are far in excess of what they were few months ago. At the time the last statements were submitted to my office the banks of Bisbee led the en- tire territory in the amount of depos- it's. and judging from the examination which have made on the present trip think they are still in the lead.
 General prosperity seems to prevail throughout the territory, and the best tNiNcn-t VI tul5 ,dCt lS tHht Dduh uC- pcsits are increasing. During the past week the banks of Phoenix expe- iienced large increase in deposits owing to tho presence of so many peo- ple in the capital city to attend the fair. I have heard 1t estimated that at least two hundred thousand dollars we;-s spent in Phoenix by people from ether portions of the territory be- tween the 18th and 18th of the present month.
 q think that another very good in dicstion of the prosperity throughout Arizona was the fact that so many people from all portions of the Terri tory attended the fair. A trip of that kind from the southern or northern counties entails rather heavy expend- iture, which people would not feel like bearing unless they felt that they could afford Y.
 T understand that the fair was a financial success. and that the com mission hes enough now on hand to pay all outstanding indebtedness"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-21
MONUMENT TO ss ERECTED.

RENO. New. Nov. 20.-At special meeting of the board of directors of the great Mosby syndicate. held in this city. 1t was voted to donate the sum of 5000 to El Paso. Tex. local of the Commercial Telegraphers' union of America, tho amount named to b used fer the erection of a monument In Fl Psso to the memory of Operator w. l. Lockwood, who was shot to death in Los Angeles last winter by T. Jasper, an itinerant street preach CT.
 Lockwood was a great man in his day. He was the son of an oil mag, nate. but chose 10 roam about the country and work on the extra list Tor living. Once he got a-job al Decatur, H., and he left his mark there. He was known ohis com rades at the letter writing ldd." and he deserved the title. His old friend. Al Hickey, was true to him, even to the bitter end
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-21
NAILS DRIVEN
THROUGH HAND.


 PiTTSBURG. Nov. 20.-Wiliian' Mitch ell, formerly of this city. has been arrested at Canton, Ohio. to ans yer to the charge of having virtually crucified his 19-year-old wife. Jean. The latter is at the Homeopathic hos pital. suffering from the wounds made when nails were driven through her hand. but she refuses to state who did it
 A sound as Of a carpenter driving rail. intermingied with the screams of a woman. awakened the dwellers in the apartment house at 204I Forbes ssseet. Sunda-.
 On the woman cried. you're not going to nail my hand to the sink board surely? Oh. don't be so cruel!'
 N.ssh.ors hurried into 1se apart Esent and found the woman in a kneel- irs poSi.icD CD the floor- He left hand was nailed to the sink. The Sozaan was unconscious and was tsk. en 10 hospital. When sae regain ed consciousness. she said when she entered the flat something struck on the hack Of ,te heaa. and she felt her. self arawo by the hair toward the sink He hand w25 pressed down ssx.as; the board and two nails mers ifivsa into it.
 TEe s1iehciis have net bsni living toee; her for two years. Mitchell Is aciG 10 hare accused his wife of inf. de.ity, and insy parted. but recently hs bss t;ied ta conpei her 10 return to hir,. Thuasdav Mitchell came to town. sIrs. Mitchell told Miss Anna Adams. who occupies adjoining apart merts. that if she heard a scream to rE5 n the rooms at once, because Mitchell bsd threat s2ed 10 Kill her
 Mische.! denies he. committed the asssult
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-21
EARTHoUAKe IN AUSTRALIA

2 PERTH. West Australia. iSov. 2s.-.
 An sarthcaake was feit at s:ss this morning along the whoie cozst iron, Albany to Sharks Bay. T.ae disturb. ance WAS very severe at Perth. Rus. 6eiton and Ceraiton-
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-21
DENIES THAT HE IS
 READY FOR AADHOUsE
Grown Prince of Servia on a Rampage-His Statement
 Hard to Believe.

LONDON. Nov. 26.-The Vienna cor respondent of the Daily Telegraph for varCled what purports to Dc an ac- count of official deRfais Of the pres ent conditions of George, crown prince Of Servia. When Prince George heard the newspaper reports of his insanity he rushed with his riding whip to the foreign office and burst into the room of Premier Pasics. shouting: You dos. you intend to confne me, your future master will kill you. I'll irample on YOU, you canaiile."
 Premier Pa5ics had much trouble in calming the prince. who then proceed cd to the press bureau. where Director Iyaritich. rnder orders of the prince. composed official denials in his pres ence. When this had been done, the prince departed. fouri5hing his whip and crying: These Swabian and Hungarian dogs shall eat their words" Similar scenes were enacted at sne palace, where, correspondents say, it is reported the prince ;ll-treated his brother. Prince Alexander, who is quite a youth.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-21
NEW COUNTERFEIT FOUND.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 20.-Thc United States secret service an- nounces the discovery of new coun. terfeit s10 Buffalo United States photographic pro duction printed on two pieces of paper with silk fiber distributed between them. The face of the nets is gray ish black The numbering, seal and large x TEN are of good color and workmanship. The check letter ard plate number do not appear in the lower light hand corner. The back nf the note is dark bluish green. By itsef this counterfeit $ apt to de eeire, but, when handled with genu- nc notes the difference in the color [ .he back is plain.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-21
SEVERAL FOUND N0T GUiLTY
 BY JURY
lobe, Martinez and Mendez Are Restored to Liberty After Trials on Various Charges. Buster Trial Today.
Special to Review.)

TOMBSTONE. Nov. 2e.-The jury in the case of the Territory vs. Joan lobe. case in which the defendant was tried on charge of having sto- len horse in the Huachuca Noun. tains several months ago, went to the jury yesterday. and a verdict of not guilty wes returned.
 The jury in the ease of the Territo- ry vs. Febrinio Martinez. charged with having burglsrized the Lowell Com mercial CcmDany's store at Lowell in May of the present year, also returned verdict oe not guilty.
 In the case of the Territory vs. Vi cinte Mendez, charged with the same offense as Martinez. a sealed verdict was rendered, and has not been open ed as yet.
 The trial of C. E. Buster. charged witht perjury in connection with the trial of J. c. Campbell for murder. will come up for trial today.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-21
SEVEN MEN KILLED.

BLUEFYELD. W. Va. Nov. 2o.-Sey- en trackmen of gang of nineteen en- gagged in removing a slide on the Dry Fork branch of the Norfolk & West ern railroad were killed today as the result of big slip of lan6- The men were swept down the mountain side and into fhe river Twelve escaped.
 The bodies of four of the victims were recovered and three of the bod ies are buried under three hundred tons of earth.
 All of the victims were Italian la borers, and were know nonly by num- bers.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-21
FRANCE AND spA,n CHECK MOOR

PARIS. Nov. 20.-Spain and France na Pe ar nsed to make a naval dem CT strafion and land marines in Moroc- co shcuid such measures proves nee essa9y Tor tEe protection of foreign CTS before the ratification Of the AL seeirss convention and the instaIla- tioa of the international police, which IS not expected to tske place before February l. 1907. The French ar.nor. ed cruiser Gloire. Admiral Aubs and Leon Gambetta and several torpedo boats and destroyers will be heid in readiness to sail at short notice from France to Moroccan waters.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-21
LEsAuoY AiRsHip STANDS TEST

NANTES SSUR-SEINE. France. Nov. 20.--H. Lebandy'S new dirigi5ie bal i, loon, La Patrie, constructed for the acTo5taic division of the French army, had a successful trial here today. The airship was maneuvered over the plain to i.avacourt and as far as Bon
 nieres, ten miles, and back to the starting point here. being aloft one hour and fifteen minutes. with five
 men in the car. War Minister Pic
 quart was present La Patrie is con structed on the same general plan as Nj. Lebaudy's previous airships.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-21
BOLD BREAK BY CONNECTS.

ST. PETERSBURG Nov. ao.-Twen.
 i've ssslcFs, sentenced to hard labor !n the mines for life. after having Nen convicted for participating in the Islist mutny. were allowed to visit tas baths at kronstadt last night, un- cHr an escort of sixteen soldiers. These ihey overpowered. killing one man. Then they donned civilian clothes and C sapoeared. A strict watch is main ta he'd along both coasts of the Gulf of Finland. but only one fugitive has been captured.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-21
sToeM's FURY
IN TIE SOUTH.


 MEMPHIS. Tenn, Nov. e0-Two spans of the Illinois Centrs. railroad bridge across Wolf river were swept away today and all northern traffic over the road has been suspended. Five small houses located on Ala pamS street, near Johnson avenue. have collapsed and fallen into Bayou Gsyoso.
 The country schools have closed in most of the districts owing to the i'm possibility of the roads.
 Twenty-Five miles of county levees are under water. and the greater DOT ton thereof is probably destroyed.
 The McQuinn dry docks are almost total loss and a ferry boat in Wolf liver has been sunk.
 More than fifty county bridges are reported washed ou.
 The Nashville. Chattanooga ( St. Louis railroad has suspended busi- ness. sod cthe roads are in bad shape.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-21

spent for articles of the same class a decade ago. Luxury's budget jumped from a paatry $5l .00o. 900 in 1896 to more than hundred and a quarte, millions h 1906. Leaving aside the big item of cigars and tobacco. our people spent more than s190.0ae .oee on luxuries last year.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-21
STAGING SLIPS.
 CAUSING DISASTER.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn. Nov 20.-- Two men were killed. a third is dying. another is seriously injured and a fifth man cut and bruised as the result late today of the slipping of clutch on the side of a staging on which thirty men were work on the new railroad bridge over the Housatonic river. be- tween Startford and Milford. tilting the staging and throwing the sen to the deck of the bridge 25 feet below.