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NO SUCCESSOR TO MRS. EDDY.
Science She Teaches Alone 90 sue
ceed aged Head Of cult.

eeed aged Head Of cult.
New Yofk. OCT. 2l-The question, Who
viii succeed Mrs Mary Baker q. Edey
leader or the Chnsran Science Church,
which has been asked many times since
The reports OF the aeed wonans faillng
he lIth. and been given such wide pu6-
uciry is answered in an Official state
ment issued tonight by Cornell Wilson.
head OF the Christian Science publications
in New York state
He says that which has been said un-
officially by Christian Scientists for many
years-that Mrs. EDDY will never be sue
ceeded hy D man or woman. bur By the
fauh she teaches II is q practical ad-
mission thai Mrs. Eddy will DIE sooner
az Inter buJ as she emphatlcally said
rs much IN her Science and Heaita. il is
no departure froal regular Science teach
ings-
statement by Mr. Wilson.
The statement issued by Dir. Wilson
SAYS
The rearrearance at this time IN the
daily press Of the subject Of posi-
bic successor TO Mrs Eddy as leader of
the Christian Science movements makes It
proYer 60 re7eat the statement made .
ye3r ~ more ago by Mr. Alfred Farlow
IF Boston. ol the general committee on
publication viz That Mrs Eddy will
never be succseded by man OF wo-
man. but 10y the sCience she teaches.
However despite tbs admission that
1Irs Eddy IS Tot expected "a live forever
Christian Scientists seem highly anxious
10 have The world understand thai al
present she IS IN the best oI health
They point 10 the statement made by
Edward X Pearson. secretary ~ state Of
New Hampshire who was present al the
interview Yesterday when Ms Eddy an
sUered question before representatives, Of
newspapers Mr. Pearson says be is not a
Christian ScIenTiSt.
Voice Clear and Strong.
Mr.. Pearson said to-day that he stood
near Mrs. Eddy durinE the interview. and
that her voice was clear and strong Her
appearance. he s1vs. was that Of a wom-
an ~ full possession Of heT faculties.
Mayor Corning. of Concord. also made q
settlement in which he said that he had
heard so much about Mrs Eddy's Condl-
lion of health an, enfeebled mind thai he
had expected 20 fnd her ill and possibly
nnt TIE same intellectual woman he has
known 50 iorE. when ne and Gen. StTeeter
visited Pleasant View Sunday
Ii was entirely different" he says
she is keen OF intellect and strong in
memory.
Nr. Streeter also said that when he saw
Mrs Eddy sunday ne saw woman ap-
pIrenty Usn in body and alert in mind
ana memory
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Twenfy-eishih sscsts- EdsaT Marhy e ux- r
Edgar Hin1liis nan ~ ie- s{iiofs l2ji, SO.
f5ara faustsrrrh q ,ir Iallis % Gustape and
James lansbugh one.iniTd interest n az ssua-f
es SO
q Feton zrccI nofsff9si-Georse y. 8 eiH e u
20 katbcTiae v Alaeec ioi &c square 50. SO.
! siTcct northwest tcivren Fw4nts-iouTth ard
THrnfy-hfth streets Eaefns Betres e TX g
Tbamas J. No3ae. Fari 81 li5. Square p SD
Moor & Igafbdsr's kslditilu -tienfec p Newton e.
ux 70 sarah b tsisGing 20 o. block 10 SIG
street ra9Ile1st baiEcen ltirrearth ard cur
teraih sireets--s'iarefce Lcii,y ra1kef II uE z
WINTER g. Mlnaon iOt g. suHaTe ~ S9
Craven Terrace Auick rais-T & ~, " LzFfa 4
ClseTdnml D., 81 6 30
3l2 street southeast -tisTsiam BFadfard ~ 1<- r.
MHtoa ). CatFlaseg. iot = sluarv -. Sc
Washington BtIstts-tharles q. etCtf et *. D.
Francis 5. Dsdge par lot 5. block =. SO
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would ind means Of helping him But
hours passed. SLOW hours OF agony. each
ane drawn oUt aad twisted iuio an eteT-
nifty Of pain. each stealing from him
portion % his slender store Of hope, until.
'ankrupJ AZ last he stared into the ial-
peHetvahle darkness. mediIaung ways 2nd
means of death
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Police Insneotor Ereea

Chicago, Get a.-Patricly J. LAWN, in
speetor OK police, charged by Chief Of Po-
Ice Collins in an information before the
Civil Service Commission. with completely
in jewelry robbery. and other officiaI
derelicdons. was declared not guilty to-
day in the verdict returned
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viii Arruign Mrs. May November 2a

Greed NJ. Fulton, Of the law firm Of
Leckie, Fulton & COX, attorneys for Mrs.
May, who. it is alleged. shot Julian
Conen, q member Of the Marine Band last
faH when he was returning from a con
cert at the Capitol, said yesterday after
noon that his client would be arraigned
November G. Ms. Mays condition con
inces to improve after an operation that
was performed on her Monday
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Equity suits.

z6Os5-Mae 5. Brooke " Wm. Irwin Brooke, lin.
lied divorce Comp'ainants solicitor X n i55Tc
way.
20 80 izahstn Pulliam vs. Emerson ". Bawts
ard Wilbur 7. CoEgswell. intsrpleadsr. Plaip.ifs :
attorney. A. D. smith
-S .-NsTgaTet LoetieT vs.. John LocEer: divorce
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Contracts for Gunpowder.

Contracts have just been made by the
Bureau OF Ordnance Of the War Depart
ment for S5S.Oo8 pounds Of smokeless
powder. at uniform price Of 50 cents a
pound
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Mrs. LoefRer Want. nirorcs.

Mrs Marsaret Loeaer yesterday filed
suit for an absolute divorce in the Dis
tTict Supreme Court against John Loefler.
They We're married June L. Is. and have
three children. Cruelty and infdelity are
alleged
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N0TIrF - - -

There WI be d Joint meeting Ct Jhe members O.
TngTsday. ScvembeV J. les. at Z o ne.cck g. N a.
the cid Circuit Court rOCr, City Hal, 70 take
suitable action 20 memory Of tbs ats Elief Jus.ics
Richard b Alvey. All members cf the bzr are
requested t0 be present. WILLIAM a. MAJ
SseretaIg. ccS g 81 nnl
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HernId Want Ad.

viii be received AT Charles J. Fuhrmann' s
Pharmacy. Sin ard East Capitol SIS. an5
promptly forwarded to the main oftise
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Law Suits

ial--ChaFles C. Tinsstn1m IS Potomac FIeo-
uie Power COMPANY; damages $1,000 Plaintiff
attorney. Blair Lee.
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ned Cross Aid. Mobile.

The National Red Cross to-day sent 500
to Mobile for the relief Of these who suf-
feTed in the recent storm at that place.
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aui,cIain Deeds.
DEEDS OF TRUsT.

Square ia5s-Jahn r. salids 70 Abraham L. saitz-
stein. Dot b SO
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. /.
CHEF JUSTICE cLABAUGR

CHEF JUSTICE CLABACGH
Iolson IS Tol-0n. rule ss a. maintenance return
able No5eIDbcT g. ComD.slnaut's solicitor J. McD
CaTiHgtpn.
Docsou ~ Dodsor. RlsintFuzuce oT5cTeo pald.
Complainants solicitors. Hughes s Cray defend
art solicitor. GeoTgs IS DTeW
70 ..s--alen-. az Iunr.da. Nrr.rhnr ~
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MRS. EDDY'S HEALTH
Statements Denying that She
Is Incapacitated.
NO ONE IMPERsoNATED HER

Calvin A. Frye, Her Secretary. De-
ciares that the Mother OF she
scieutisI Church Has Driven Out
Daily. and Is Perfectly Capable Of
Conducting Her own Affairs.
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u. Eddy Receives aEayor.

Charles "A Corning. mayor Of Concord.
made the following statement;
have known AIRS. EDDY by sisat lo- t-any years.
-lla have seen Der IA her carriage many times and
within the past seas AIRS. EDDY has passed uD
Pleasant street and down Green street daily. and /
sn0E that the soe occupant Of th- carriage has been
Ms EDDY ] had never met Mrs Eddy face 20
llce at llr residence. Pleasant View until today.
Mrs. EDDY received ire tlis afternoon 10 cumpary
rit4 Gen. t,ars \. Streeter v3o is and las been
% attorney lf Mrs. Eddy flr ssreral wears
As ] had heard 50 much concerning Tie Urscari,us
.1nditlan e Mrs.. Etdys health. I feared taat
here might D. some Foundation tor -s.c-s -eu5rts
ut the fact Els uttCrty. ih1Tcnt . zuoke 70 4lrs
Ld5er and listened fCr aseTy baf al hour 90 tsr
.1nF-rsaucu- Sne Is keeu u intellect and strong ir
.--In Is. she i5 surrr1iug illustration 1f longevity
1ris-t -eyes- e1c eIa- l1tic expression and cf an
1ilrtnezs r1rely % BE- encountered in a person So
venerable. CHARLES L. CORNING
.--
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Equity Court No.
JUSTICE GOULD
Circuit Court No. 1.

RaseubeTg " Commercial AutumubI,e ard supply
Company srrdici Tor plaintiff fOr one ccut damagrs
rlslufads attorneys. John HiSaut and Alex Wolf
defCuraIt' 5 sltoTIs-ys Birues q Noudard
ksis.sr "a MaguIder. verdict i1r plaintiff
tar Si61 Plaintiffs attorney. %. WirsaIp Wheatey;
deicdarts attoruey r. g.. uoualug
Wublgisr Donaldson e al; Judgment ty de-
faux Plaintiffs attrTuly Kichard = Ford.
So szsisrmcnts fer Ilursiss. NoFeuJeg ], 1905.
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Boston. oct I-Christian Scientists
have been stirred UP as never before by
the recent publications rehectins upon
Mrs AI2rv Baker EDDY. alfred Fariow.
Mrs. Eddy's representative 10 Boston.
Las issued statement denying every
one OF jhe allegations. The statement II
part follows;
A statement which originated In the
New York World has gone the round
Of the public press 10 the etfec, that
Tie leader Of the Christian Scientists.
Rev. 3lary Baker EDDY. by reason Of
aflicIionS IS unable 10 leave her home,
and Is therefore beng Impersonated 10y
Mrs. Pamela J. Leonard. of New York
city.
It Is probable that The pubIit has be-
come so used TO the periodical circula-
tion OF stories dealing with Mrs. Eddy $
health that they may uot consider them
seriously. But the holiness with which
il is being circulated al this period. and
the prctease of evidence IN It's support.
demands an emphauc denial The fol-
lowing sweeping and comprehensive
statement Is made by Mr Calvin 4
Frye, who has been Mrs Eddys secre-
tary for mnre than twenty years.
UnquaIi6edIy False
Pleasant vJev. Couco7t. b. a.. oc-. g 1905
The s'lssiiCrsl rclVrt published 'H -iir New loTk
Word. Gcteh.. g i,6 ta tlr effect that Nrs-
Etdy is YiiysicsIls ana mentally WraWCi1atrl fJl4t
tcr MANY mnlt.Is llr ias uct itt AcI gtoul. that
She dos nnt drive daiF. and thst she is ln.lsr
-1-atcl d. her CITrlg. by llTs. rHm-ila J.. Ltun-
al1- ur ur ans body else. - uIiaua.Ilrils false
lly position ID airs Ediys household . simply
that q PAID lma0ye- SIC conducts ncr cVu af-
fairs Enoucl1liy ard -lrhCrUts=. TODAY sire al
W-ys has AND The statement uat MEs. EG6y Is
eliminated or controlled b. aay m % cibinsf OF
C1IE1MatllL -is positively false-ab---d.y 50 80 any
e1e WHO is aclUautel With Nrs. ELjy ezt-so-di-
nary ability as an executive.
Ar-- EDDY As sc uCrs-f wrote 10 the Boston
HUl-d gD OcJCbeT ls 1916 Is 10 Ltr usgai sod
heslth. She IS uot slowly diving from caucsE Roy
Las Sic cancer Cr ans chronic Organic ur fllc
l0n2l 6isease SHE las Hcv5r been visited by
cancer srsC.siist uCr DO J CT c-yoCly else provide
ed school surgeons and rlvs.claus. dentists and
,l2 entire raEge g rEsrD8cCpce1 fer attendance
--pcu Ms E1irs as is stated hy The World Had
ftc reporters ct the World really desired ia lau
-letle- Ms Leonard mp,rs0natej AIrs- Ed, or
AI-. EDDY IS dTlSe Sc Vuu.d have DJe1 vcrI simrIc
matter tdr these reporters % Earr called at Pleas
ant view while Mrs EDDY was d-lunz and asked
i1r Mrs, Leonard Had they taken tiis ready VA,
-t VeTiEcauln -Ety would have had 10 Trouble is
seeing Mrs Leonard herself and talking ritA her
CALVIN 4. FRYE
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Circuit Court No. =.

Walker IS. Hart. judgment fn- paiauE for 50.
Plaintiffs attorney. J B Archer y. defendant
atto71irg. Milton Lsmbrrt
Hepburn - District Columbia rlry Tsspited until
Wcsins~iay. P.siutins attorney Z. /. Colladay.
defendants attcuey. II. z. Blalr.
Wslis Hsrker ard Camp Company Riley: mo
ti0u i0r rev trai ted Plaintiffs attcrney walter
!. Lambert defead4ut attorneys Douglas & Doug
Las
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-05-29
MUSICAL RECITAL TO
 TAKE PLACE TONIGHT
Fine Programme to Be Rendered By Dahm-Petersen's Pupils at Gable
 Hall.

The second annual recital by pupils of Adolf Damn Petersen will take place at the Cable hall tonight. The pupils will be assisted by Mrs. Carroll B. Mount, as- sistant piano teacher, and Mrs. R. New man, late pupil of Charles Kunkel. Following is a list of the pupils who will take part: Miss Lucy Bickey, so- prano Miss Eua Drennen, soprano Miss Mercedes Hamilton, piano: Miss Myrtle Langsberger, mezzo soprano; Miss Byrdlce McClendon, piano; Miss Louise Moffett, mezzo -soprano and Miss Kate Smith, soprano.
 This is the programme:
 Concerto for three pianos. ........... Mozart Allegro Adagio, Tempo di Mennetto Miss Mercedes Hamilton. Miss Byrdice McClendon and Mrs. Damn Petersen. Flower Song from Faust .,........ .Gounod
 Miss Myrtle Langsberger. ta) Elegle '''''''''''.''',.,.. MasseheI (b) Butterfly Time .................. Vernon
 Miss Eula Drennen. Concerto for two pianos, first movement .......... .......,... ........ ..,........B Bach Mrs. R. Newman and MT. Damn Petersen. (a) Blossoms Cover Hill and Dale........ ........ ........... ....... ........Von FfelitZ (b) With Myrtle and Roses. ;Schumann Co Love is Bubble .Allitsen
 Miss Kate Smith Improyisata on "Cavotte' by Gluck, for two pianos .................. Renecke Mrs c. B. Mount and Mir Damn Petersen. Aria from Samson and Delilah" ....... ..,,..., ....-... .....-.. ........ .Salnt-Saens
 Miss Louise Moffett Magnetic Waltz ..................... Arditi
 Miss Lucy Bickley. Sonata for two pianos Clement Allegro di motto, Allegretto, Tempo al Mennetto.
 Miss Mercedes Hamilton and MT. Damn
 Petersen.
 MT. Dahm-Petersen will continue his studio work until August 1, expecting to leave for Europe from New York on Au- gust F. returning to Birmingham the early part of November to resume his classes.
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ATLANTA BANKERS
 EXPRESSED WONDER

Col. Robert J. Lowry, president of the Lowry National bank of Atlanta spent yesterday in Birmingham, and said be- fore leaving that this was yerly the greatest city on earth He was accom- panied by N. l.. Peel, president of the Maddox-Rucker bank in Atlanta, and Jack J. spalding. e prominent attorney.
 At the station yesterday afternoon Colonel Lowry said:
 You have a wonderful city here, one of the most wonderful on earth, and I predict that it will some day outstrip it's namesake in England
 You have such wonderful industries here, such immense plants and so many things on large scale. | was sur prised at the material evidences of pros perity that l have seen here today. You have made wonderful strides since l was here last time, and I see that the city is
 progressing along all lines. l am natu
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rally very much interested in Birming ham, for it Is the sister city to Atlanta. and then l am a director in the Atlanta and Birmingham railroad.
 'I told the Alabama bankers at Annis- ton recently that this city would outstrip Birmingham, England, and since I have been over here today I am more firmly convinced of that fact than ever before
 Colonel Lowry has large number of friends in Birmingham, especially among the bankers. and he visited several of them yesterday. He said that he was especially struck with the First National bank and was surprised at the size of the deposits. He also said that it was one of the handsomest banking offices he had ever seen. Mr. Peel and AIr. spald- ing also expressed surprise at the bank and the business it transacted They agred with Colonel Lowry in his ex- pressions of wonder at the growth of the city
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-05-29
NEGRO IS BURNED
 TO DEATH BY WIRE
BODY OF JOHN BROOKS FOUND HANGING THROUGH SKYLlGHT OF w. 0. sNYDER's STORE YES. TERDAY MORNING.

The body of John Brooks, a negro, was found hanging through the skylight of w. O. Snyder's store at 1906 Seeonl ave- nue when it was opened yesterday morn ing. He had been burned to death by a live wire while trying to disconnect 1t. Both of his hands were burned off by the current.
 The negro had been employed as cook by Mims B. Stone. whose place is next door to Snyder's.
 He was sent up on top of the building at about 6:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon to disconnect wire that controlled A dish washing machine in the kitchen. For some reason he was forgotten, and his failure to come down was not noticed
 The position of the body showed that negro had caught hold of live wire and was unable to let go before death resulted from the burns sustained. The body was prepared for burial by the Gaudin Under taking company.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-05-29
GRAND JURY HAS
 FINISHED LABORS
INTERESTING REPORT TO THE JUDGE OF THE CRIMINAL COURT IS ExPEcTED-sEvERAL INDIcT. MENTs HAVE BEEN FOUND.

After special session lasting over two weeks. the grand jury of Jefferson coun- ty will probably adjourn today. The jury has completed the investigation of all of the cases presented by the solicitor. and the only thing to be done now Is to sign the indictments
 The grand jury was called by the judges of the criminal court 10 investigate the killing of Thomas C. Hewlett and John T. Shugart in the Peerfess saloon early this month and other cases" Harry Haynes has been indicted. charged with taking the life of Shugart and Hewlett. and is in the county jail awaiting trial.
 Several indictments were returned to the clerk of the criminal court yester- day by the grand jury. but no arrests have yet been made. and nothing is given out for publication.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-05-29
SALVATION ARMY TO
 MAKE CHANGE HERE
ENSIGN M'CLELLAND WILL BE SUCCEEDED IN BIRMINGHAM BY ENSIGN HARRISON OF clNclN. NATI-FAREWEL SERVICES.

Announcement has bee nmade by the division officers of the Salvation army to the effect that Ensign Mcclellan, who has been in charge of the local corps. will be transferred to another point and Ensign Harrison of Cincinnati sent to Birmingham. The transfer of Ensign Me Clelland to another post is made neces- sary on account of the i'll health of his wife
 A programme Is now being arranged for the farewell services to Ensign McClel- land which will be held next Sunday afternoon. These services will be partici- pated in by all members of the local corps.
 Maj. and Mrs. John M Berriman of Atlanta will arrive in Birmingham to- morrow night, and will conduct the ser vices at the hall on Second avenue Thursday night.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-05-29
BOWIE GIVES LUNCH
 TO SEVERAL FRIENDS
Congressman Towne Passes Throuah, En Route to TuscaIoosa-Pre-
 vented Attending Lunch.

Sidney J. Bowie, member of Congress from the Fifth district. entertained in- formally at lunch at the Hotel Hillman few of his friends yesterday. Congress- man Charles A Towne of New York was to be present, but a delayed train prevented. Those present were: John B. Knox. Sol. T. c. Bush, James Weathely, Col. John W. Tomlinson, Frank Nelson Jr.. E. H. Cabaniss and George M Cruik- shanks
 MT. Towne arrived in the city last night over the Alabama Great Southern and was joined by Colonel Tomlinson, who ae- ccmpanied him to Tuscaloosa, where he makes an address today to the students of the University of Alabama.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-05-29
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
William orrison.

The remains of William orrison. who died Sunday afternoon in Washington, will reach Birmingham today at noon. The funeral services will be held mme- dately after the arrival of the body and the interment will follow at Elmwood cemetery. The Masons. of which the de- of the funeral.
 Mir Orrison was the father of C. J. Orrson and w. H. Orrison of Birming- ham. The following have been requested to act as the pail bearers: B. A. Pepper man. D. E. Shoaf. F. B. Irwin. Reid Lawson, Julian Kendrick and Maury Nicholson.
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of a nervous or functional break-down
 Nature has proutded remedies most abundantly for all such conditions in our native medicinal plants. With the use of chemically pure glycerine, of proper strength and at proper sustained temp erature, Dr. Pierce extracts from Golden Seal root, Queens root, Stone root, Black Cherrybar Bloodroot and Mandrake root, medicinal principles which, when combined in just the right proportions, constitute his widely famed "Golden Med tcdJ Dtscovery." It restores the tone of the stomach, the activity of the liver and the steadiness of the nerves, pouring vitality into the blood till the once sick and deblitated one Is SO renewed in health, strength and power that he can resume his work, whatever 1t Is, with vigor and elasticity.
 All medical authorities, of whatever school, agree that Hydrastis, or Golden Seal one of the essential roots in the makeup of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery-is of very great value. as a pure tonic, and as an alterative-valuable In chronic affections of the stomach, ln- testines and bladder.
 ENerce> Not only the Original but the
 best Little Liver Pills, first put
 pp 0Hsr 70 psrcs yscrs ,ss Ssye by bsso sd much initiated but never equsled, as thou sands attest They're purely vegetable. being made up of concentrated and refined medicinal principles, extracted from the roots of American plants. Do not gripe One or two for stomach corrective. three O tour fnr cathsr1c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-05-29
JUDGE COLEMAN HURT.
Dislocaton of Right Arm Results From
 Fall-Is Improving.

While seated in a swing reading a pa per Sunday afternoon, Judge A. A. Cole man of the circuit court fell and his right arm near the shoulder was dislocated, and a small bone fractured. He was un- able to leave his home yesterday.
 Judge Coleman telephoned to. Clerk Walter K. McAdory of the court yester- day and informed him that he would probably be at the court house today. If he is unable to proceed with the trial of the docket for the week an acting judge will be appointed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-05-29
FIRE DESTROYS A
 BLACKSMITH SHOP
HARD WORK SAVES OTHER PROF. ERTY AT THE ALICE FURNACE PLANT-A CHEMICAL ENGINE DOES EFFECTIVE WORK.

The blacksmith shop of the Alice fur mace was burned down last night about o'clock. The origin of the fire is un- known, but 1t is supposed that it start ed from some live coals left about the forge. None of the other buildings were in danger as the shop is isolated rom them. However, two oil tanks contain ing large quantity of valve oil were only about twenty feet away, and 1t re- oured vigorous work on the part of the firemen in charge of the chemical engine to prevent them from being heated to the point of igniting the oil
 Quite number of tools were in the blacksmith shed. The woodwork of these was destroyed and the temper Of the tools, it is said, no doubt injured The total loss Is estimated at $300.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-05-29
ENOUGH FUNDS FOR
 CATALAN MEMORIAL
MARBLE STATUE IN EAST PARK TO BE ERECTED TO THE MEM ORY OF THE LATE PRINCIPAL OF POWELL SCHOOL.

The Mary A. Cahalan memorial is now assured. Funds with which to erect a life-sze statue to the memory of the late principal of the Powell school in East park are in sight. The statue will probably be carved from Alabama white marble, and. 1t will stand on a suitable pedestal if the present plans of ma jority of the members of the association do not miscarry.
 At a meeting of the association to be held in the near future it is believed that a committee will be appointed by Presi- dent Otto Marx to contract with a seulp- tor of note for the monument. It will be unveiled with appropriate ceremonies within six or eight months time.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-05-29
EUTERPEAN ENTERTAINMENT
Good Music Will Be Given Next Tues
 day Night.

The Euterpean club of the Birmingham High school will give it's annual enter tainment Tuesday night in the High school auditorium.
 The club has been practicing all during the past school term of nine months, and the music this year promises to be even better, if possible. than that of the pre- vious entertainments. The Building of the Ship will be the principal feature of the programme, and several other attractive numbers will be rendered The clubs practice has been under the drec- ton of Miss Leta Kitts, director of music fir the public schools. Besides the solo- ists, which represents the best talent in the city, well trained chorus of about eoo voices will take part in the entertain ment.