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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-14
LACK OF MONEY HAS
Stepped THE WORK
Especial to The Herald)

Washington, D. c., Jan. 13.-Director
Wolcott of the geological survey and
Representative Mondel of Wyoming
were heard by the house appropria-
tions committee today in reference to
the desired appropriation Of $4,000 to
continue experiments at Portland with
black sands from western rivers. It
was represented to the committee that
the result of experiments heretofore
made by the geological survey justifies
the appropriation of additional funds
to carry on the work, which is now
suspended for lack of money. It is de-
sired by those interested in the matter
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-14
What Sulphur Does
For the Human Body in Health and
Disease.

The mention of sulphur wwiu recall to
many of US the early days when our
mothers and grandmothers gave US our
daily dose Of sulphur and mOlasses every
1t was the universal spring and fall
blood purifier" tonic and cure-al, ana
mind YOU this old-fashioned remedy was
not without merit
The idea was good, but the remedy was
crude and unpalatable, and large guam
tity had TO be taken to get any effect.
Nowadays we get all the beneficial ef-
fects Of sulphur in a palatable, concen-
trated form, so that single. grain is
far more effective han q tablespoonful
Of the crude sulphur.
In recent years, research and expert
ment have proven that the best sulphur
for medicinal use IS that obtained from
Calcium Calcium Sulphide) and sold in
drug stores under the name Of StuaTtS
Calcium Waters. They are small choco-
late-coated pellets and contain the ac-
tive medicinal principle Of sulphur in
highly concentrated. effective form.
Few people are aware Of the value of
this form Of sulphur in restoring and
maintaining bodily vigor and health; sui
phur acts directly on the liver and eX-
cretory organs and purifies and enriches
the blood by the prompt elimination Of
waste material
Our grandmothers knew this when they
dosed US with sulphur and molasses every
spring and fall. but the crudity and i'm
purity of ordinary flowers Of sulphur
were often worse than the disease. and
cannot compare with the modern con-
centrateG preparations OF sulphur, or
which Stuart's Calcium Waters is I'M
doubtedly the best and most widely used.
They are the natural antidote for liver
and kidney troubles and cure constipation
and purify the blood in a way that often
surprises patient and physician alike.
Dr. r. NJ. wilkins while experimenting
with sulphur remedies soon found that
the sulphur from Calcium was superior
70 any other form. He says: For liver,
kidney and blood troubles, especially
when resulting from constipation or ma
laria, I have been surprised at the re-
suits obtained from Stuart Calcium Wa
fers In patients suffering from bOils
and pimplees and even deep-seated car
buncles. 1 have repeatedly seen them
dry up and disappear in four or five
days, leaving the skin clear and smooth.
Although Stuart's Calcium Waters is a
proprietary article, and sold by drug
gists, and for that reason tabooed by
many physicians. yet I know of nothing
so safe and reliable for constipation.
liver and kidney troubles, and especially
In all forms Of skin disease. as this
remedy"
At any rate people who are tired Of
pills cathartics and so-called blood ''puri-
fiers'' will find in Stuart's Calcium Wa
ers a far safer, more palatable apd eff
fective preparation.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-14
HELD ON SUSPICION.
Chicago Police Make Another Arrest
for the Gentry Murder.

Chicago, Jan. 13.~-A man who the po-
lice suspect to be Frank J. Constantine,
the murderer OF Mrs. A W. Gentry.
was today arrested and is now held at
the police station in the suburb Of Chi
cago Heights, twenty-five miles from
this city He was a passenger on a
Chicago & Eastern Illinois train bound
for Chicago.
The police boarded the train and took
him of.
The man gave the name of S. E.
Smith and declared that his home is in
Genwood, H., and that he was on his
way there when arrested. He answers
the description of Constantine with the
exception of the teeth. Constantine had
a gold tooth in his mouth and all the
teeth Of the man held at Chicago
Heights are sound. He will be held
pending further investigation.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-14

General agents of all the roads run
ming into Salt Lake have been notified
by their superfors that hereafter no
rebates are to be allowed or other dis
ordinations practiced in order to get
business This is in accordance with
the agreement made between the roads
and the interstate commerce commits
sion The roads have agreed to furnish
evidence to the commission OF any vio-
lations of the law which may come
under their notice
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-14
DEATH NOT DUE TO POISON.

Des Moines. Ia, Jan. 13.-Dr. Hewes
Of Rockwell City testifying for the de-
tense in the case of Mrs. Josiah ~
on trial for the alleged murder OF ~
husband last June. made the positive
assertion on the witness stand today
that Pratt did not die Of arsenical poi
soning administered by Mrs. Pratt or
anyone else, but that his death was
due to a complication of diseases.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-14

Louisville, KY, Jan. 13.-On the
Louisville & Nashville railway, in a
collision between freight train and a
special car carrying the Little Johnny
Jones" company, near Repton, Ala,
this morning, several members of the
company were injured.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-14
WILL GO TO Los ANGELES.
EIks From Montana and Idaho viii
Join in Excursion.

Kenneth c. Kerr, travelling passan-
ger agent of the Salt Lake Route, re-
turned yesterday from a trip to Poca-
tello, Idaho Falls, Helena and Butte.
Mr.. Kerr says that members of the
Elks from all these towns will join
their Salt Lake brethren on Feb. 10 and
go on the excursion TO Los Angeles. A
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-14
Track-LayIna Suspended.

The bad weather has caused a sus-
pension of tracklaying on the Western
Pacific road and on the Minidoka and
Yellowstone park branches of the Ore
gon Short Line. It will not be resumed
to any extent until April 1.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-14
No More Rebates.

special train of Elks will leave here at
midnight OF that day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-14
WREcK IN ALARAMA.

to secure an appropriation in the first
deficiency appropriation bill passed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-15
TO ESTABLISH
CENTRAL BANKING
INSTITUTION
WILL NEuTRALlZE POWER RE.
sULTlNo FROM cENTRALlZA.
TON or CONTROL.
FIXES PRICE or MONEY
Part Of Reserve cf Reporting Banks
in County IL DEPOSITED There
Wouid Amount to $780,
Oo0,o0O.

Now York. May 1.-THE pr lect 20
establish in this city q ceural banl,
with an immense capital 10 operate
rs end us for Maintaining a stable
price for money has bean launched
by Charles A Wright. a banker 90
Hancock Mich. Wrghts plan aims
TO ueuIalizc DE power resulting from
the Capitalization OF the control of
great i1iustric- Ct the country which.
De saws. in circular letter. which has
been given wide d.s'r button. car dom
mate the policy OF ihe principal banf-
ING In if1tio-s Of New YORK and cr.l
determine thc price tf money 3D. this
market. He believes the capital of ita
proposed ccntra bank should be- feEel
upon some represenfaflre bass and
uggesfs an amount equal to CnehlIf
n one percent of fhe banking power of
1850 reporting banks of fhe U-i.e1
s ates whicd would give q ca7i aI of
slxt~-siX million. Thea lf these taHk-
would keep GA deposit with tho Cen
trail hank GFe ucr cent of their own
fcu- siis as rar of ttefr reserve. fhi
.-m vouil amount 90 over i've hla-
irrd m iliore
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-15
DRAFT THEIR REPLY
TO SP[ECHFRQM
THE THRONE
LOWER RUSSIAN HOUSE CEN
TIERS STRUGGLE MAINLY ON
AcRARIAN PLANK.
IRON HAND PIERS OUT
In Paragraph Dem .nding Amnesty,
Although Respectfully WcrscI
1T canrot rz Es-
feeed.

et potereh-tpe5 Afev ~ sr.sr
= 's'5'iiis "''e'e 'a5 @''u a'''i 54'F
tais evening Owe iaa efait q a f97iy
70 me speec1 ffan tle throne weT-
befs of ne commission cf tae l9Vs'
mouse po'tpenel f'ie tlnsl F'es Of
fhFaslng the doeHmenf Nnt fonGT-
row Iha sirugs ha en- cred niainlg
on the Ag5aElan nta1lf r. waen
peatant mamter foar conHen'a
'lans of me cons 4tift7na de1lac-a Il
convention althoaeA callins for
large measure q force of expfoprla-
tion were pct sf 2ing encgga. Peas.
ants wished he alandfnrent NJ g7csf
ct the limitations ant aliflea' aas
II the light Of n pF'a Ter Resides
the points Of lmi8easal anne ty a1d
the abolshmeat 3f ne leash pasiig.
the document adratle introduces TIE
ubiect Of tAe goa-i hne-d of tae
council Of Psra a Minis eral re-
spnnsihillty
Taking as ita to r p71iar %cfola4'
pledge in his c7a@e fr97l TIE ts1.e
70 maintain inHi2'afe ae '9a1i II 3" =
which he h1 graz n 'Aa a.lir1s
expresses tie h2na tois ianities tsat
The eonntr7 + ea tae Faa3 g atr.otiv
constitutional sTsfen Thi. lsiae tfHa-
narliRment ~isas ta c7l ate1s0 -
Tho fact tfat tae eorre'l 81 eH'W'ye
wall Of eaa ter h7'werTI tl1a 20
aeror and The Fean'e THOU aavoesf'aw
responsible ministry eeatsd fre~l
the 'oriaart na'ty in the parliaraeni,
he adarefs poiHts ont the great sd.
vantage af sy7fam N essallon of
attachs on re H'pW rchy
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-15
WOMAN UNMOVED
BY CHARGE Of
HOMICIDE
DENIES THAT SHE Is RESPON.
slBLE FOR DEATH OF HER
FARM FAN4O.
0FFIC AIS ASTOUNDED


Worcester, Mass, May IL Mrs
Nyra a Bemls Of Barre has taken her
arrest n the charge of Farm Hand
aanmonds murder q coolly that the
jail officials are astounded, 70 friends
sho aays She win have no difficulty in
proving hat she had nothing todo vita
Hammond's death From her cell in
he county jail she S planning what
is evoected to he n sensational fight
again The charge.
Those who have klown Mrs Bcmis
airee she came To Barre AIS housekeap.
er, ana later as the second wife af
"a Bemi8, formed tliques IN deFeading
her and casting aspersions upon her
ard now expect a picturesque contest.
Since the officers took her fr5m the
farm She has vigorously denied all Of
the alIegat o1s made against her and
for tha fret time has EXPRESSED her
opinion of the eeiehhors. saying.
"Tbcae charges have been brought
agaipst me through iealou.y and NAL
ice. Some # my neighbors have help
ed 10 place me in his position and I
shan not ferget them when am
proven Innocent
TODAY il was stated by3the towns
ne pie that SHORTLY after me death Of
SEE husband Mrs Remis started what
#fe farnera called "balv farm"
Gne Of these habiee died and Mrs
Ferris tur ed # in tho cellar OF anEout
+ rse mt was afterwards forcetl 10
a,s'p,er H. The ahoct!rr az board
tr in ber homo two years ago and her
rcatment of her eofon after Tire
death of the boys father both cals
ed talk,
Robert Greenwood. gyaybeayode
ard fr'l~ sixty wears OF age Is an
other hoarder on The farm aid TO bel
living there on he same terms as diH
John Hammond Is said that h
same from Providence about q year
ago Also, that he came 10 the farm
with several hundred dollars and has
mnde IN arrangement 10 leave all to
Mrs. Bem's at the tine of his death
4 she care Cor him TO the end
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-15
TUTOR AS A SPY
Ore Of 5yrnce' Detectives Under
cuc, of Tutor Kent Tab On
Curt Bari

NV To.k. Nay IA rarls cable
TO the Sn g. a. f,lo7s:
Acco iipr to wa ~ Count porj
70 Castcnaue's l7r-; representatives.
thc orIv evidence tfa q wife has in
liner fircrc sr't PAT Of nan wno
passed fcro under the sasulsd nane
of P.ltor
he g. reliiy an e~pi1Te of Bsynef
D.ieciiTs agency # New YORK. BIS
man a1v.. eur cs7e a- frfa~I 20 the
Gould family. and acted rs a tutor 20
che Casc'lare boys his du'v con ist-
ing of talking Ene'i-h 20 then. the
Connie declaring that they wele
talk Or Freach TOO much ana losing
their Eu-l'h.
The Ccr1ta- took PIitsr every
whe.e --f irfr -ucrl bim To al bc-
freat o. was q ra tr.f-, r'are-
aa7 ic-s-a "a are-t frrl Of G0ua-
rort Ht1 'r hiu iufs uuc5 nf his
--r-et Ufa. SHES Pitc- revealed -
.hc Cc-rt-ss Tta tan women rauel
-s ---r- r-rsen1s Rave n1t put in a.
Importance One ~ =ha a1 h-s r1na ID
Ion1.-. suf che .t---. rhs FL a rlera
.a- af ar ~ tte uH-t rrnniuent
an Hes .a Ea-ope hss soue To sHaia
.Ha Der husband ale-e s5e vil re-
lain ra.1 Irly
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-15
DEATH CL AIMS AN
EMINENT FIGURE
IN LIFE
CARL ecHUEZ. NOTED PUHLlcIsT,
PASGES AWAY IN MEN
YORK.
CONSPICUOUS FIGURE
Prominent in Po itico and Was Mem
bcr OF Hayes Cabinet With
Brilliant Senatorial
Career.

New York. May 14--At an early
hour this morning Carl Schurz. noted
Dubieist passed away. Death was
due 10 a cofpIcalon Of d Diseases.
F.ieuds and relatives Voc al the bcl
side when tho cuI came. Schurz was
&c years OH, was BON at Coloena.
Germany, and wa4 fcrcci 90 Zee rfon
the lanl of his birth before he at
tanned his majority o. ac- unt OF taxi
ing part in q Revolutionary movement
lie came ID thl. couu ry GIl located in
Philadelphia and vent 20 W.scoas n
ard allied himself with front fore
in the presidential campaicn Of 1872.
For the next twenty yea be was one
of IRE prominent frg il fhc polite
cal history 81 tls cosDtry. lie wen TO
Spain toe Cliied states min star
He was elected UaiteJ States scnate
from sis orr aud presided over the
convention tsst nouiua cl Horace
Greeley for pIt i.icnt. lie became a
cabine. member unfcr. Presid aut
Hayes in 1870 TAKING fae p1rffci.o of
the ints-ior. His casesr % The senate
was a brilliant one Ee earn "a the
title Of major general aurfe tho civil
war
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-15
PATRICK AGAIN REsPiTED.

albany. Y. ". Mas 1f-Govern- ~
HIGGINS iolav a-aated an additional
e. piic 81 thirty days. u-fl june 17 t1
tHe1 D. Patrick. under s-ul nca of
death f0- the -1rder l5 William n
Rice Judge Olco . Patricks atto=-
ncy represented 30 r-o1id De- Impossible
% complete che pr-santation Of eri-
deace In support of Pairick's araiic5-
ton for rev trial b. May 10 when
nfsupPpoedoinetCd ceETAOlNNNNN
fbe last respite viii have expired.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-15
SUGAR TRUST SEEKS
DOMINATION Of
DEMOCRACY
EFFORTS OF RYAN AND BELMONT
REPUDlATED IN UPPER NEW
YORK.
PROGRAM MAPPED OUT
At the Secret Shepard Dinner to Main.
tar clu,eh on the Democratic
Machine Draoret Fails
to Work

New York, Nay f4-Tn conformity
with the program mapped out at Sc
cret Shepard diner, the Belmont
Havemeyer railway-sagar trust com
bne has invaded thesupstate districts
and begun the actual campaign for
maintaining It's cluth on the Democrat
i6 machine. At Binghamtcn and at
hItany conferences were held on Sat
urlay by ealers Of stricts in the vi
entity at which orders from tho Great
or New York financial political boss
we're delivered, Tut by no means III
all instances oboyed
Ryan ard Belmont Ignored.
The alarm With which the popular
oatbursta for ihe Independence League
N vements have been greeted was
emphasized a Bnehamton where he
Democratic leaders Of the Sixth judi
cial District cor suited with reDrescnta.
itvas IF the laagle, gnoral the Ryan
Eamopt -HavemeVer edict to pledge
themselves TO Herrick for Governor
Palmer for Lieutenant Governor and
Herris for State Senator, bat adopt
ed resolutions promising upport to
guherna5 orial candidate, the direct an
tithesis Of men who have been running
the Democratlc-Republican macliine
thai dominates the existing state gov
c1rn M ATlt and trsrfeIqf5ira
At Albany, whore the conference
was attended by Judge Hertick, bear
ing she mc positive Instructions fro I'll
the political syndicate whose candid2te
he is there was little bgt "smol
raltn
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-15
Pietrr.-aa, Anhs

Amous The most picturesque fgures
ia tle ksisll-sc0pic streets q Cen
siautiuopie are tie Arab chisftaias
from TurkaEs mere suuthsrn P5ssss.
s,o1s ThEir loose white robes afs
hriEf tlrei ty Eav s-aris. sewsie5
seahaz-5s aal iazaas azI bv erna-
me-tai sllire sss hsssy xita ara4-
nea.s q g.sCi5as Us.aiL
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-15
Draoret FATS TO Work.
Draknet Fails to Work.

Though for a month draGnei hal
been used to bring all the members Ct
the state committee from tle T1ird
Judicial District to Albany only ore.
Paucy + McCabo of Albany put il
an appearance The ether participants
besides Herrick were county chairman
who merely listened to Herick's Plea
and laconically agreed to give hi
views consideration
The mandate has gone fer h 10 ho'4
similar conferences IN other oars cf
the state during tic present month
and devise the most effective moano
fer aeutraliziug the Independence Lea
gre crusade
Meantime. however, the league
strengthened by organized accession
in Erie, Monroe OouoHdagl. Broome
and a maiariy of he interior counGe.
is proceeding with vigor TO linp mp jha
people from The Ohio border 20 tire
Bronx aga nst the money power BOSSES
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-15
REJECT ELECTORAL REFORM.

Stoekholm. Nay 1.-THE First
Chamber OF the Swedish parl amenf
oday rejected TIE government elec-
sofial reform bin 12G TO Is and ad9p 81
- i1s q 16 The scheme OF universal
ruTrage With a Proportional represtn-
'aiioa N both chambers and relucing
the IeescFiai period Of ihe AFst '.hha.
ber from nine TO six years.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-15

The Sinister above ref rred to
was an umpire in the'Kiuy league in
1904. proving The best man over seen
in The league. IL la'er in the season
up-n recommendation of the 'ctrue
7ecrcfary eecucod q similar position iu
the American association at salary
of $3.50 per month and expe1 as. but
failed of reappointment the follow ne
season on account Of GTillo being sue
ceeded by O'Erien. with whom Joe
CaBfillion OF Milwaukee. hal suff-
cieH infu ence u prevent his reap
poia mont. shuster hal hai difficulty
with Cantillon at ST. Paul which re
suited in Cand.iion being fined 500
by Grillo and suspension for The bal
ance cf The season
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-15
FRISCO NEEDS LESS
STEEL THAN WAS
SUPPOSED
EXPERT SAYS P4EPOsTERoUs
THAT s3oo,ooo,ooo WORTH
WILL BE REQUIRED.
FOR FIRE PROOF LAW


Nreu, Vol, Mo- - In - o,,as;4,.v
Pi1h: ana leaaS Ter t.le recon Z uctiah
Of san Francisco, Robert p. Dowlias
president ot the city lave ing com
nanv of ,1e c;tv oavo
~, .o,o
.'-'0 "e' ia' "9e" @'0o 0'o W.
"ef5h q steer construction eiJher
planned or undertaken in New Yorh
CIV.
a,ry ,tortio, aafa NJ no.,,t,o
o. = - ~, ''' "a - "i,''9'
'.'
pro-oia7n' newspaper f7c 'alIf' ha Il
by cne Of those actively ongagel in
the wo i, Of re- tor:nr tie Golden Ga
c4tv q,.o -o-,s,,. r.es H.. ,,o ,r,.,
-. n.1a c.ooo. -,
''.''' @''''' '''''' wa 'a ''4"'io" -
san ffanci o for steel construction.
L # time taat people stepped alhing
ach lcolshne.
Nos lq4aled IN GoFF7n'
Wat5e" n faei since 1870 or
df 2e tho H''7 ye1rs II '0a g"earesi
'ir'v t7 7'oe' oo'SiWc'i n here
7"' no '7e4 f'"i mans all to'd. for
t3o ro"'h IF steel co0a'ruc,
len n 'a7 ctly Of ae# fcrb, ner f9+
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-15
KILLED CHIEFS AIDE

Waraw. May An Chn.tanseu
aide ro ire chief of police nf Warsaw
vae Billed today by fha eNDicsion of a
lomb ihroun az him F-Te nasse-s-hT
werc wounded.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-15
HIT WITH A BAT.
J. Nj. Shutter Former kitty League
Umpire Fatally Hurt at
Ball Cans.

PUNK utawney Pa, May III N.
Sinister. Of Chicago. While umpiring a
bail game between PunTsu-awney and
Oil civ teams Of the Interstate lea
gC today was struck 10 the ground
with a ball bat and kicked into in
sensibility by Left Fielder Clark of
The home team whom he ordered from
the field for coaching from the bencf
Shuster is in critical condition and
Clark has beer locked ua by the po-
Ice
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-15

washington. y. G.. Hay 1f-Form-
er Senator Chandler tonight refused
70 discuss the statement from the
White House. He raid. however. that
az The invitation Of the president he
visited the White House March 81. fol
loving which he conferred with The
president REGARDING the pending rate
bin He said he did not 20 to the
White House as an emmissary Of TIL
nan het that he went there in re-
eponse 10 the presidents Invitation.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-15

dinching moral courage. be was a con
stsnt tcach6r'aad to those who a5
prel 10 the highest ideals So civic Hfs
he was an unsl.ng giidc His ey
ample and lofty career are len 3D. as
TO stimulate the yo1nE 90 yirruou.
smulation and 10 encourage an i1
right living
Such men can not bo pared and
what they leave t0 us should Dee care.
fully kept as u precious legacy"
Now YORK. May lt-Pa-tM a.
augeuc8ts for the fm RAJ of Carl
8 hurz wei decided un0n tonigh
Sarric1s viii be- 6eld AZ 1he family
rCs derce Thursday afternoon and De
1T ended cnly by members of the
family AMI few cioss pzrsora'
friends. The toiy win be conveyed -
TaTrYtoWn where infe msut wiz take
pisce in sleepy Hcl.o# cemetery
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-15

Bullets ads payT Ask any mer-
chant tAat has used its columns during
NE pasi year.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-15

ITO FEAR THF W0FeT o;t cusaa
the worsr7 Some merchants have been
scared into success, having con.
cluded, as . desperate rsmady. To
plunge into newspaper adysr. Using.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-15

"Hk THAT WILL HAVE cake out
Of the wheat must tarry the grinding"
and that merchant who would have
met profits" out Of store keeping must
keep the pubIlcity-whceI turning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-29
BASEBALL FRANCHISE MAY
 BE SOLD FROM MONTGOMERY
President Apperson of Traction Company, Who Controls. Admits He is Negotiating
 With Two Other Cities.

some months ago sammy Strang tNieklinl and Johnny Debbs tried to buy the Montgomery franchise, but when they learned that the conditions were to keep 1t in Montgomery they dropped l. negotiations. Since then Dobbs has signed to manage the Nash vile team and 1t Is supposed that ne- gotiati0ns have been re-Opened with Nicklin and other Chattanooga people
 It was a coincidence that B. M. Era zeal one of the Birmingham Baseball Association. should have been in the city during thenagitation yesterday He is trying to arrange deal whereby the Birmingham people can trade Moles- worth for Fred Houtz and one more of the Montgomery team, he did not say who. Houtz is far more valuable to the Montgomery team than Molesworth ever has been or could be. and accord ing to the statement of several of the directors of the Montgomery Baseball Association, Moleswbrth would, under no circumstances, be made manager Of the local team. And that is the object of the Birmingham people in letting the chubby outfielder return to Montgom- cry.
 The local outfield is the fastest in the South and there is no chance of break ing it up by letting one of the fastest ball players that ever came South, Fred Houtz. go in a trade for Molesworth. although the latter has always been popular in Montgomery.