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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-17

Age-Herald: DTS. Dozler & Doziers long standing record and approved apih- ties entltle them to the proud distinction of standing at the head of their proles- sion.
 The Birmingham Ledger: DTS. Dog fer and Dozier are without doubt the best known specialists in the South, and their fame is due entirely to their great skill.
 The Birmingham News: This firm, pr. Dozier 6 Dozier. has been doing business in Birmingham continue usly for a number of years and they have vet to be accused of having dealt un- fairly with patient In any way whatsoever. They are both gentlemen of the highest type and carry their honor and gentlemanliness Into their business.
 The Southern odd Fellow: We cannot add anything to the reputation Drs. Do-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-17
SURPRISE OCCURS
 IN MURDER TRIAL Italian Suspect Becomes Wit
 ness for the State DRAMATIC SCENE IN COURT Mother of the Murdered Boy Testfles and Shouts imprecatlons at the
 Four Defendants Who Sit
 Facing Her.
DRAMATIC SCENE IN COURT

11annVllle, la., July lo.-lne Wpde eX- tent of the Italian plea which caubed the Kidnapping and subsequent strangling of Walter Lamana developed in today's tes- timony against four of the alleged mur- derers. In adition, evidence that may help to hang Mrs. Camplscano. one of the women accused, was introduced
 Several persons in adition to the ten indicted, were connected with the plot by two witnesses, Leonardo Gebbla, and Mrs. Peter Lamana, the murdered boys mother. Gebbia, who turned states ev- dence, told of overhearlng the agreement made in Jail between Campisclano, the most important prisoner on trial, and other Italian whose name was not given.
 m return for giving a home to Camp iscano's children if he hsould be ar rested or hanged Campisclano promised not to implicate this man in any way. The boys mother was placed in the wit ness chair while her sons clothing, in- troduced as evidence, was before the jury. Sh esobbed and shouted at the four prs- oners: "Oh, you murderers. you dogs"
 When she implicated several members of the Gebbia family of New Orleans as io- betweens to secure the $6000 ransom. she said that the aged mother of this family had told her that the boy was not dead but that the ransom must be paid If she wished to ever see him alive
 Jennie Garlffo, a pretty Italian girl gave evidence against Mrs. Campisciano. She said that he and relatives had heard the Kidnapped boy screaming, "Oh, Char ley" and "Oh, mama" in a house near the Campiscianos. and that they had set out to learn what was the matter. Mrs. Campsciano came out of her house and stopped these would-be investigators, as- surfing them that the boy was only call ing the cows. The witness also saw the boy taken into Campiscano's house and saw him escape, pursued by a man who carreid him back with one hand over the childs mouth. Four other witnesses corroborated her testimony.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-17
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-17

zier & DozIer have already acquired in the line of their profession, but we know them to be brother Odd Fellows and can be relied upon to carry out every promise they make to those needing their services.
 Mountain Home: The press of Birmins- harl and all over Alabama speak in the Highest terms of Drs. Dozier & Dozier. as physicians, surgeons and gentlemen. ana we have no hesitancy in rScommend- ing them to our atrons.
 Meridian Star: DTS. Dozier & Dozier of Birmingham are the most worthy and distinguished physicians in their line of J.'actice in the state of Alabama.
 Masonic Guide Drs. Dozier & Dozier clans and with their full store of medi- cal knowledge and large experience in the profession can be relied on to treat disease fin most successful manner.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-17

D. N. Kemp, the young white man ar rested several days ago by Detectives Bodeker and Mcdonald on a charge of fraudulent use of the mails, and on whom a loaded pistol was found when he was arrested, was tried in the police court yesterday on a charge of carrying con- cealed weapons. It will be remembered that Kemp was arrested and held on a United States warrant and was tried and bound over to the grand Jury by Commls- sioner Watts. He was released on a $10O0 bond, but then had to face the city charge. Judge Feagin placed the usual S90 and 1S0 days fine on the pistol toter. Kemp welt to the acting mayor, who re- mitted the 1S0 days.
 George Griffin, who turned out to be the wild and woody Curly" who spread ter- TOT at Tilfs camp Monday night, has been arrested and was to have been tried before Judge Feagin yesterday, but the case was reset for this morning. Griffin had two charges of assault with intent to murder against him.
Evening capital., 1907-04-19
THE CHILD EXPECTED TO Die.
Little Mary Sears Badly Burned About The
BOdy-A Great Sufferer.

Little Mary Sears, about ten years
old, the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bowie Sears, OF West Annapolis, is
not expected to live. The child was
SO badly burned on Wednesday last
that it is feared her injuries will re-
suit seriously.
The accident, an account of which
as published in Wednesdays Capital,
occurred near the child's home. The
rubbish on field was being cleared
up and burned to get ready for plow
ing, and the little girl was seated un-
der a tree near by. The flames crept
up through the grass and ignited the
child's clothing and in a minute she
was in a blaze. All of her clothing
was burned from her body and her
abdomen and her lower limbs and
one arm were badly burned, some por-
tions of the flesh being literally baked.
The child's mother saw her in flames
and ran to put the fire eut, but the
injury had been done, although the
mothers hands were also badly burn
ed. While great sufferer the little
girl is said to be very patient and
everything is done for her relief.
Little hope of her recovery is offered
by the attending physician and the
child's death is hourly expected.
The Sears family seems TO he in a
trail of misfortune, the chiid's uncle
having been quite badly injured at the
Naval Academy Yesterday.
Evening capital., 1907-04-19

Bridgeport. Conn, April 10. --Will-
lam j. Bryan arrived this. morning
from Hartford and proceeded to the
home of his friend, John w. Cox, at
Rideield, where reception was held
in his honor. This evening he speaks
at Danbury and tomorrow afternoon
and evening he will appear in Woon-
socket and Providence, respectively.
During the next ten days he will fol-
low up with tour that will take him
through Massachusetts,, Vermont, New
Hampshire and Maine. MIR. Bryan S
trip has been arranged by George Fred
Williams, of the executive committee
of the New England Progressive DEM
ocratic League. 1t is expected that
the Democratic state committees of the
several states TO be visited will give
banquets in nonor of Mr.. Bryan and
that these will be made occasions for
the discussion of current political
topics and with possible reference to
the Nabraska leaders, presidential
boom i'm 1908.
Evening capital., 1907-04-19
MARYLAND NIGHT At THE FAIR.
Governor warfield cheered In Convention
Hall In Washington.

Ii was Maryland night last night at
the great Masonic Fair being held
this week in Convention Hall, Wash
lngton, and Governor Wariield was
present TO represent the State. lie
was the guest Of nonor and was given
an ovation.
The Governors entrance into the
packed hall was greeted by applause
and cheering, and as he was escorted
to the speakers stand the band struck
up maryland. My Maryland. lie
was escorted into the hall BY Potomac
Commandery, No. 3. Knights Temp
lar, with W. X. Reeve acting as emf
nent commander. President Smith
made an address OF welcome, paying
a high tribute to Maryland and thank
ing Governor Wariield for his aid TO
the movement for a new Masonic tenn
pie. Governor warield, in response,
said:
"This is Maryland night, and
wherever and upon every occasion in
which Maryland is interested al
ways take pleasure in being present.
When look into the faces of the
young girls that / see before me l
feel that j am in my own native
state, because Maryland is noted for
the beauty OF her women, ana nave
no doubt but that the majority Of YOU
have come from the State of Maryland
or that you have some good Maryland
blood i'm your veins.
Il am interested in this fair because
| am a Mason, and the only thing /
have TO regret in regard TO my cons
nection with this'magniiicont order is
that did not become a member ear
lier in my life. I believe that / would
have been a better man, because
Masonry makes good men and makes
good citizens. have made up my
mind TO one thing. That is, as soon
as the only boy l have is twenty-one
years old 1 shall advise him TO become
a Mason, and l would advise every
youug man in this audience TO at once
join this magnificent order. | thank
you for your reception. / am delight
ed to be here, and now / am going to
have a good time.
Evening capital., 1907-04-19
USED PEGGY STEWART GAVEL.
Vice Regent Mrs. Bowie Tenders It's Use
10 Mrs. Mclean.

Mrs. Robert Bowie, of this city, a
granddaughter of Governor Robert
Bowie Of Maryland, is a delegate to
tho Continental Congress, d. A.. r.,
which has been i'm Sc ession in Wash
ington this week.
Mrs. Bowie, who is Vice Regent Of
the local chapter, was one OF the
delegates representing the Peggy
Stewart Tea Party Chapter of this
city. She carried with her the gavel
made Of the wood OF the old brig
Peggy Stewart. which was burned Off
Fort Severn, October IA, l774, with
its hated cargo of tea.
This gavel Mrs. Bowie presented
for use to Mrs. Donald Mclean,
President General of the ID. a. r.,
and Mrs. Mclean used il to call TO
order the assembly of the Continental
Congress, which convened in Wash
intgon the first of this week. This is
the first time that the Maryland colors
have foaied over the hall where the
Continental Congress has met, but on
this occasion the orange and sable of
Maryland floated over the congress to-
gether with other state colors.
The Annapolis delegates who are
Mrs. w. ;. Welch, Regent of the Peggy
Stewart Chapter, ID. a. r., Mrs. Rob-
ert Bowie and Mrs. NJ. Updegran, are
delighted with the weeks work in the
Continental Congress and will have
pleasant accounts TO give the local
Chapter on their return.
In her report Of Maryland Chapters,
ID. a. r., Mrs. Thorn, State Regent,
gave the following:
Peggy Stweart Tea Party Chapter,
Annapolis, Mrs. William Welch, re-
gent, has 30 members, six added dur
ing the year. Some of the wood of
the brig Peggy Stewart was secured
for the Chapter. A painting of the
brig framed in this wood was given
to the State and Governor Warfield.
The 22d and Maryland Day were OBJ
served. All-1neeuings of the chapter
are held in the old historic Senate
chamber, where General Washington
resigned his commission as command
er-in-chief of the American Army,
December 30, 1888. Forty dollars was
contributed for patriotic purposes.
Evening capital., 1907-04-19
Leases OYster Bottoms.

Mr.. George I. Melvin, president Of
the Annapolis Banking and Trust
Company, besides being a finaneier,
is a farmer and has now taken to the
oyster industry. Mr.. Melvin is
among. the residents Of this county
who have become oyster planters un-
der the new oyster act. He owns an
estate of about 300 acres between
Crabb's creek and Church creek, over
looking South river, and appeared be-
fore the Shellfish Commission yester-
day, afternoon and leased ten acfes Of
bottoms i'm Church creek.
Evening capital., 1907-04-19

Mobile, Ala, April 10. For the first
time Mobile is being honored with the
state convention of the Christian I'm
deavorers and hearty welcome was
extended TO the delegates as they ar
rived today from all directions. The
preparation. for the entertainment of
the visitors are of the most perfect and
elaborate character. The convention
sessions, which will last over Satur-
day aud sunday, are being held in the
Government-St. Presbyterian Church,
the spacious auditorium of which has
besn tastefully decorated with the
colors Of the society.
Evening capital., 1907-04-19

Boston, Mass, April 10. Patriots
Day, the anniversary of the battle of
Lexington, was observed as usual to-
day throughout Massachusetts. In
Boston business was largely suspend
ed aud exercises commemorative of
the day were held under the auspices
of the numerous patriotic and histor-
ical societies. one of the chief fea-
lures of the day, which has become
established in recent years, was the
large number of sporting and athletic
events held this afternoon. Baseball,
bicycle races aud aquatic events were
on the list, but interest centered
chiefly ia the 25-mile Marathon run
under the auspices Of the Boston Ath-
letie Associations.
Evening capital., 1907-04-19

New Haven, Conn. April 49,. a
party of critics from New York are
here TO witness Virginia Harmed $
first appearance tonight in the play
from Tolstois novel ''Arna Karen
ina. . which has been one OF the sue
cessfs of the past season in Paris.
Miss Harmed is TO be supported by a
capable company that includes Will
lam Courtenay, Albert Bruning.
Maude Granger and other pla-crs Of
note.
Evening capital., 1907-04-19
PROPOSALS WIN be received at the Bur.

PROPOSALS WIN be received at the Bur-
eau Of Supplies and Accounts, Navy De-
payment, Washington, DC, until 10 o. clock
a. m, May 10, 1907, and publicly opened im-
mediately thereafter, to furnish at the Naval
Academy, Annapolis, Md. the daily supply
of meats, groceries, butter, eggs cheese, ice
milk, bread, vegetables brushes, ETC., for the
fiscal year ending June 30, 1908. Applications
for proposals should refer to Schedule Co.,
Blank PROPOSES be furnished upon ap-
plication TO the naval hospital, Annapolis,
Md, or TO the Bureau. K. b. ROGERS.
PayNastey- General u S. N--4-6-07.
Evening capital., 1907-04-19
List OfliquOr liCSnse Applications
TREAsURER's OFFICE,
ANNAPOLIS. MD., April f9, n

ANNAPOLIS, MD., April ~, 1907.
The Mayor, Counsellor and Aldermen will
meet oo~Monday Evening April ~, TO con-
slider applications for liquor Licenses for
the coming year, beginning May list, and all
persons desiring TO make application for
same must file an application with the uu-
dersIgned on or before 10 o'clock, Monday
morning. April -, Ia order to b advertised
as is required By law; otherwise said applica-
tion will not be considered on the 9ttl as
"'0' s''' wINsoN G. GoTT,
Collector 4 Ireasl irer.
John b. Martip, i02 West street,
Jacob August Lutz, College Ave-, ana King
George street.
Charles Weiss, Market Space,
Edward Weiss, Cor. Calvert and West ts
Charles Bernstein, Holland & King Gee. st.
Herman E1inghausen, 81 West st,
John Mason, 1876 Market Space,
William 4. Engelke. 40 West St,
Moses RolnicS, Cor. East Street, and state
Geo. c. Sunderland, 1870 Main street.
Isaac Hohberger, Cor, King Geo. and RAN
william +. Brooks. Cor. King Geo. and RAN
Louis wainer. Cor. East and King Geo. ST.
William r. CAN'T, Cor, Nd, Ave, and
Prince GEO.. St.
Jacob Ebling, f65 Main ST.,
NJ. D. q. sanders, l26 City Dock,
Howard b. Taylor, Is Market Space,
j. Philip Guienot, Cor Bladen and Carroll
Thomas Tydings. Cor. Main and Compro-
mise streets.
William I. Kershaw, College Ave-
Margaretta A. Miller, 2}6 West Street,
ohm Il. Harrington, Cor. Main and Green
streets,
George II. Tydings, Cor. Maiket Space ana
Randall Street.
Susannah Martin, 100 West street.
Elfzabeth +. Crandall, 1I2-ii4 Main St.,
Adams Brothers, Clay street,
Annie Bond, Francis st.
Ernest Brock, West Street.
Evening capital., 1907-04-19

Madison, Wis, April 10. Tho -four
ishing condition of the Travellers Pro-
tective Association i'm Wisconsin is
evidenced by the large attendance at
the annual state convention which be-
of the one thousand members in the
State were on hand this morning and
more are arriving on every train.
Business and pleasure is combined in
the two days programme.
Evening capital., 1907-04-19

Channte, Kas.. April i9.--some of
the most expert marksmen in the coun-
try are taking part in the tournament
which opened here today under the
auspices of the Chanute Gun Club.
The club has arranged programme
exteuding over two days and includ-
ing both trap and live bird events.
Evening capital., 1907-04-19

Waco. Texas, April ~. Today the
hotels in Waco are crowded with col
lege students who are getting on the
ground early 10 attend the Texas in
tercollegiate oratorical contest this
evening. The leading educational in
tsitutions of the state are 10 partici-
pate in the contest, among them Aus
tin College, Baylor University, Trim
ity University and the University of
Texas.
Evening capital., 1907-04-19
GENERAL TELEGRAPH NEWS.
SOME CURRENT EVENTS FROM
FAR AND NEAR
Colleges In Debate On The Ship Subsidy
Question = Intercollegiate 0raiOricaI
Contest Alabama Endeavorers.
BRYAN TO SPEAK IN NEW ENG
LAND TONIGHT.

Lewiston, Me-, April ~. Much in
terest Is manifested in the debate here
this evening between representatives
of.Clark and Bates colleges. The ship
subsidy question has bean selected rs
the subject for the debate.
Evening capital., 1907-04-19
FOR SALE.
Household Furniture,
At 35 West Street.

HOUSEHOLD GOODS at Private sale at
IS West street. consisting OF Parlor, Dining
Room and Bedroom Furniture, Carpets.
Mattings, Tables. stoves, &c.,&c.
sale daily until sold, at s5 West street. ai5t
Evening capital., 1907-04-19

N1yANTEn-A YOUNG MAN or LADY
W 60 do once work. one iamiiar with
book keeping. Address, stating experience
al6w
Evening capital., 1907-04-19

EOR RENT-Furnished Rooms for Rent.
Large front second story room, very
suitable for man and wife. Arrangements
can be made for use OF other parts Of home
II desired. Use OF bath and gas TO all. Mrs.
w. X. Hanlon, 1873 Church ST. tri1w
Evening capital., 1907-04-19

COR RENT-HALl. FOR RENT FOR Balls
and dances with use of Piano. Lessons
given to pupils every Tuesday and THURSDAY
nights For particulars apply at The Hub
Market Space. ais m.
Evening capital., 1907-04-19

EoR sALEoR RENT-DEstR stRABLE cor
tage on First street, Eastport For terms
and particulars Apply to Mrs Robert Moss,
Shipwright street ai2 I'm
Evening capital., 1907-04-19
A CARD.

take this means of letting the public
know where i have been for the last five
weeks. IL has been given ont BY my compe-
titors who have sought to injure my trade
that / was in q baltimore Hospital, and
would not be out again for three or six
months lwish to state that this is false:
was sick AT home for some time, and was
then removed to the Emergency Hospital,
corner Franklin and Cathedral streets
where was cared for by Dr. J. j. Murphy
and the best ofnurSes, and with the best OF
skill and nursing, was able to leave the
hos pital in n little over two weeks. / am
now at my home at 80 Nadlton ST. phone
3l5.) and In a few weeks hope to gain enough
strength to do my work any OF my friends
may have for me TO do.
Respectfully,
aI6w r. f. L. HOPKINS.
Evening capital., 1907-04-19

EoR RENT--A ~ ROOM HOUSE, IA
Prince George street, with all modern
Improvement Apply to =. W. smith, Main
street,
Evening capital., 1907-04-19

EOR RENT-THE HOUSE No. "a Cornhill
street, containing rooms and bath.
For particulars apply to ifS Prince George
Street. aStf
Evening capital., 1907-04-19

XKyANTED-BOY ABOUT igYEARs OLD
" to learn Carpenter Trade. Apply to J..
J. WALTON. allow
Evening capital., 1907-04-19

E0R RENT.-SIN ROOM HOUSE at EAST
port on spa Creek. All outbuildings,
fine water and beautiful location. Apply TO
JAS. A. WALTON, Fairs. Natl Bank. ml3
Evening capital., 1907-04-19

4 OsT-EON TERRIER DOG "JACk." :"
- black pots on hend and tall very short
es LAST seen near Wipgard's. Return 10
prof Johnson Franklin St, for re Tardal53t
Evening capital., 1907-04-19
wANrE e ID.

a1.ANTED-BY EXPERIENCED LAuN-
~ dress. i8dividuai or family washing
20 Q az home. Apply 10 ROSIE NASOlt
PA Johnson street a rs 81.
Evening capital., 1907-04-19

EoR RENT-nOUSE 35 WEST STREET,
After May LIST. Apply TO w. II. VAN
SAINT. ai5tf
Evening capital., 1907-04-19
OR REM II.


EOR RENT-6-ROOM HOUSE AND Bath.
All modem improvements. 93 Conduit
Street. Apply TO "A Caurch Circle. a 8 30
Evening capital., 1907-04-19

n OST-PART OF GhNTLEMAS'5N FOB.
l. with plain gold fins with initials "a.
w. b." Reward ifieft at Capital office. slzst
Evening capital., 1907-04-19

For RENT-House adjoining Bay Ridge
! railroad tracks. Apply to II. l.. Moss,
81 West 81. m2S tf
Evening capital., 1907-04-19

EOR SALE-A LARGE MILLER CON-
4 BINATION VAULT Safo Good as new
Wui be sold for less than half It's original
cost. Apply at Capital Office me- II
Evening capital., 1907-04-19

Special Recuced Prices on Baby
Bonnets, Corsets. Allover Laces and
Linens Don't miss this Sale.
BUTLERS, 22S Main st.
Evening capital., 1907-04-19
s n.

E OS r-APRIL n. I4ARGEOi.D FASHION
l. cd Gold Brooch. Reward n returned to
Capital office. als8
Evening capital., 1907-04-19

EOR RSALE-CONERED SPRING WAGON
Inquire corner Holland and king Geo.
Street. = aid &c
Evening capital., 1907-04-19
OR SALE.

Seat Dayton wagon, can
opy top; side curtains and cushions In
perfectly good condition. Win sell cheap as
have mouse for il. IL VIII 10 FOR work or
pleasure. Apply 10 James ID. Feldmeyer,
City Drug Store. ia17 W
Evening capital., 1907-04-19

EOR SALE-A $500 ECLIPSE BICYCLE
with Morrow Coaster Brake, only used
a few wmonths, for $40. Address "a" Capital
office. al6.
Evening capital., 1907-04-19

FOR SALE CHRAP- BREECH LOADING
hammer guu in good condition, also
Gentlemans Bicycle cheap IL taken at once.
r. +. ID. No. l. W ala
, 1907-01-31
Notes From the Shops.

Almer Peterson resumed his posi-.
ton at the shops this morning, his
father, Ole Peterson, having grown a
good deal better in the past day or
two.
Engine 233 was turned out of the
shops here this morning, having been
given an overhauling. Engine 1929
was turned out yesterday and No.
1886 taken into the shops this morn
ing.
Engineer Mike Fitzgerald OF the mo,
tor-driven turntable at the shops is be.
train east of town and come to the
shops for a coal shortage. The fire
went out and the steam went down.
A switch engine brought the locomo-
tive to the shops.
Engineer Mike Fitzgerald of the mo-
tor-drive turntable at the shops is be-
coming one of the most popular men
in the service now, as many women
and children call to sec the motor
work and Mr.. Fitzgerald sometimes
gives them a ride. He never collects
fare and is always obliging enough not
to force the passengers to move up
room in front"
, 1907-01-31
GOES TO OMAHA TO
ACCEPT GOOD POSITION.

Miss Juanita Moore, who has been
teaching at Woods, Wyo., received a
telegram yesterday that she had been
elected to fill a vacancy in the graded
schools at Benson, Neb., a prominent
residence suburb of Omaha, the board
desiring her to come Immediately.
She accordingly resigned her position
and came to Laramie on last nights
stage, taking train No. 6 for Omaha.
where her parents reside. Miss Moore
is a sister of Mrs. Rev. F. w. Bross,
formerly of this city, with whom she
lived while a student at the Univer-
sity of Wyoming. She graduated from
the normal department in the class Of
1904, having previously graduated from
the Omaha high school.