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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-07-13

Coalite is the latest novelty in the
fuel line. AS made in Newcastle, by
a process similar to that employed by
the gas companies for the production
Of coke, it makes no smoke and gives
off, it is claimed, about twice the heat
of coal. while coalite fire lasts forty
per cent. longer than an ordinary coal
fire.
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SAYINGS AND DoIYGs.

General Lawrence and Senator Cal
linger, who are in Paris. on learning
that female descendant of Paul
Jones was living there in absolute de-
stitution, visited the aged lady, paid
up her rent and outstanding debts and
placed comfortable account in the
bank for her.
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STATE DEPARTMENT
HAS NO CONCERN
Will Not Mix In Quarrel Between the
Stockholders of Santo Do
mingo Company.

Washington, March THE state de-
partment has reached the conclusion that
it has no proper concern in the quarrel
between the British stockholders of the
Santo Domingo Improvement company
and the other foreign holders of that COM
pany's stock, Notwithstanding the British
government has undertaken to bring this
matter on to its attention.
AS the matter is understood here, Senior
VelasoueZ the Dominican financial agent,
who visited the United States and Europe
last fall for the purpose of securing a
REIMBURSEMENT of the foreign indebted
ness of his government, reached an agree
ment with the Santo Domingo Improve
ment company whereby that company
was to accept 90 per cent of its $4,000
900 claim against Santo Domingo in full
settlement.
The British bondholders, it appears, were
dissatisfied. but the affair is regarded here
as an international quarrel in the COM
pany, and legally the Nelasquez settle
ment will stand.
1t is understood that Minister Dawson
arrived in Santo Domingo today with a
COPY of the treaty ratified by the United
States Senate. 1t will be at once submitted
to the Dominican congress and speedy ac-
ton is expected.
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IN THE BIRMINGHAM
REAL ESTATE MARKET

Deeds of conveyance were filed in the
office of the probate court yesterday in
the following transactions of $1,000 and
upwards:
A. NJ. Boyle and w. W. Crawford to
Lula c. Borem, lots l and in BLOCK
.. Montgomery & Parks addition to
Woodawn; consideration, s1150.
Amelia c. Lewis to James r. Lewis,
the northwest half of lot in block al,
corner of Lemon avenue and Cherry
street; consideration. $500.
NJ. A, Wildsmith to Charles NJ. Spen-
Ger, lots 1 and in block 100, on Hunter
street; consideration. $1050.
c. B. Head and wife to w. L. Yielding,
lot In North Birmingham at intersection
of First avenue and Third street; con-
sideration, $4,000.
S. 6. Crumpton to w. o. King. lot 5
in block 5, Fairview; consideration, $500.
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COLON MAY SHUT OFF
CANNON'S PARTY
CONGRESSMAN PLANNED TO STOP
THERE ON TRIP, BUT QUARAN-
TINE REGULATIONS WILL PROB
ABLY PREVENT INSPECTION.

New York. March 7.-Speaker Cannon
and other members of the congressional
party who sailed south a few days ago
on the Hamburg American steamer
Butcher, may not be permitted to visit
Colon, according to Information received
here today.
The party had planned to stop at Colon
on the homeward trip from more south
erly points and spend most of their time
on the isthmus inspecting the work of the
canal
Today the news came that the Panama
government has established a quarantine
against Venezuela ports because of a re-
ported outbreak of yellow fever at La
Guayra.
The Butcher is scheduled to call at La
Guayra and also at Puerto Cabello be-
fore she reaches the isthrnus. Officers OF
the Hamburg American line said today
that every effort will be made to arrange
for the landing of the congressional party
at Colon.
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CZAR'S IGNORANCE
Is CLUB GOSSIP
PRESIDENT GODlNA'S CRITICISM
AFTER RECEPTION MAY SUB
VERT GOOD UNDERSTANDING
BETWEEN CROWN AND HOUSE.

st. Petersburg, March THE self-re-
straint exhibited by all parties at the
first session of the lower house of parlia-
ment is accepted by the press of st.
Petersburg reducing the probability OF
speedy dissolution. This parliament,
according to the newspapers, will make
far better record in constructive legsa
ton than its predecessor. The cordial
manner in which President Golovin Was
received in audience by Emperor Nicholas
yesterday, the action of the caucus of all
parties, and above all the decision of the
conservatives who support the petition
for the granting of amnesty 10 all polit
cal prisoners except bomb throwers, con-
firms this probability, the press writer's
hold.
According to club gossip, however, the
good understanding between the crown
and lower house of parliament is threat
ened by several indiscretions on the part
of President Golovin, who is quoted as
criticising in private conversation the
political ignorance displayed by the EN-
peror and Empress-ignorane of Rus
sian parties as shown by her question
wether he (Golovin) was a member of the
right party, remarks which are sure to
reach the Emperor in exaggerated form.
The holy synod has ordered the sup
preston of monastery paper edited by
a monk, having a wide circulation among
the lower classes, and i'll which for sew
eral months reactionary articles OF the
most virulent character have appeared,
eXhorting patriotic Russians to rise and
stay all the liberals. One article which
has been reprinted in all the reactionary
papers, Celebrates full plans for the I'M
pressive execution of Count Witte for
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FOR RENT.
B. F. EBORN
5O4-7 Brown-Marx.
HOUSES VACANT NOW.

~
$40 John St, Smithfeld rooms, city
water, large lot ... ............s u 80
Nice 7-room house at Fountain
Heights; all modern conveniences.. 81. 50
HOUSES VACANT APRIL 1.
SIT n. 18th St, rooms, close in, con-
venient ........ $500. .............. 100
S13 Joseph ST.. Smithfield, rooms,
one-half block from car line ...... ZOO
81 Joseph St, Smithfield. rooms,
large garden spot, car line ........ 500
Nice house on 10th ST, N. between
9Th and 9TH ayes. in first class con-
dition. all modern conveniences
rooms -. ....... .........s...... $50
SIS Sd ave, N, rooms, bath, cleo
trio lights, gas, etc. ................ 1890
$40 Sd ave, N, rooms, bath, cleo
trio lights, gas, etc. ................ $500
1880 18th ave, South Highlands, 8
rooms, all modern conveniences :. 800
S0z S. 22d ST., rooms, first class
with all modern conveniences. 49,. so 90
$40 S. 18th St, 10 rooms, beautiful
South Highlands home .............. 125 90
Apartments b and c, Fitzgerald
Flats, water and steam heat fur
nshed, 6 rooms, electric lights, gas,
hot water, etc. located on S. 10Th
st, between 18th and 18th aves... 80 co
S9 ~ 18th St, rooms. close in, con-
venient 800. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1850
1910 18th ave, Fountain Heights all
modern conveniences, rooms..... 80 60
Jno. M. Cartwright & Co.
Real Estate, Rentals, Lonns, and In
go N. 21st st. Both Phones 40
BIRMINGHAM, ALA.
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HOUSES FOR RENT APRIL 1sT.

HOUSES FOR RENT APRIL 1ST.
S14 North 10th St, rooms. modern. $50 90
a26 South Goth street, rooms....... Is 90
20 South 25th St, rooms, modern. % 60
925 South 18th ST.. rooms, MODERN. 81 %
S09ia South 18th St, rooms, modern. % co
SIS South 18th St, rooms, modern. ~. 90
1909 18th Ave. South. 8 rooms, modern. 450
SUBURBAN.
$685. 3rd Ave. North Woodlawn, )
rooms. ...,.............. 4l1.pJ
61o3 list Ave, Woodawn. rooms. q. 90
SOS Austin Ave-, Woodlawn rooms. l. 60
1919 Cotton Ave. West End, 5 rooms.
modern .-...... $50
Groom house at Elizabeth Station,
West End ..,............. 500
STORES
40 North Gath st. 80. Sc. .......... SEQ. 90
New store on 1st Ave- and 18th St,
X. r. frontage ........ 500. 90
COLORED HOUSES.
1906 9Th Ave. rooms and hall. .S15. 90
Place your fire insurance with us, we
have good, strong companies. We have
fine list of houses and lots for sale at
reasonable figures. See us before buying.
S. BETHEA & CO., Agents,
2027 Bird Ave.
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NEW BARGAINS FOR SALE.
s250O-O One third cash; IA acres of land
on the pike just north of the Bessemer
ear line, at South Park station; fronts
south and is a fine piece of property;
why not get out n little and nave
big lot and plenty of room; this is the
place to get it,
s15.5O-Corner, 5Ox1Oo; corner sd street
and Sd avenue. right on the way to the
new depot; one-third cash, balance long
time, G per cent interest.
st3.OOO-50,,14O: ON I'd avenue. near lIth st. !;
this property Is easily worth several
thousand dollars more than this; must
sell quick.
sS00--Two lots; corner and next lot; peau-
tifully located: Farview park in front
of fair grounds. up on the NIL; one
fourth cash will do.
S2000-G0x190; In Norwood; only % ieet
from car line; easy terms.
s15OO-Beautiful lot on st. Charles street,
In Glen Iris survey.
s. e. THOMPSON, Agent,
Bell phone "a. 1S 2ist street.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

WANTED-By young man 80 yea
position as assistant bookkepef'
ant shipping clerk or any otller
work: can give good reference
will begin with small salary. |
,,l1ono 1880
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% LEND.
D OR STOLEN.

. On . OCEN,
~O~~~~~~N
face gold watch:
II. or goth street ear.
ed to - Watts bldg.
bath. Walker street,
r line, easy terms.
n-Marx.
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Property Owners

If your property is not rented
for the coming year, please
list the same with us, as our
demand is greater than we can
supply. We make a speciality
of rentals and will guarantee
you good tenants.
T. L. ANGLIN & CO.,
Roth Phones 1928. 2117 First Ave.
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ONE CENT A WORD
RATES-One cent word day. n"
ad. taken for less than 20 cents for
Hrst insertion. Cash must accompany
eEerX order
BUSINESS CHANCES.

N'ANTED-Offieer for a stock company;
must be active men with some knoWi-
edge of machinery or have GOOD me-
chanical ideas; an extraordinary oppof-
tunity for men of small means; VIII pay
Aee-Herald "-a-ol
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HOTELS.
EBORN'S TODAY'S
REALTY SPECIALS

5000 cash. $40 month, buys at bargain, >
story. modern, 7-room home, near 10Th
street South Highlands.
50x140-Two-story brick; close in ON 2d
avenue.
s2000-Seven choice lots. 50x140 each; 10Th
avenue, North Birmingham; near North
Haven.
$5500--Forty-six beautiful lots fronting car
line, &c fare.
s3750-Two Groom houses, near 20th st. ;
edge South Highlands. Easy terms.
Twenty-four acres, edge Ensley and Pratt
City.
$1,000 cash. balance S35 month: elegant 2
story, S-room home. A gem.
$500 cash and $50 month buys today n
neat, we'll located, 5-room cottage, 11th
avenue, Highlands.
$6o00-Special bargain: corner, 1OoXloO;
lovely. artistic S-room, modern corner
home. Highlands.
We have others. See us.
y Il EPOpE
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REAL ESTATE.

FOR RENT.
Nice large house at Elyton, on car hne'
cheap: 8 rooms. SIS.
No. 1913 East 14th street; rooms; sz'.
No. 1917 e. 14th St; rooms and bath; 40
No. 1921 Z. 18th ST.; rooms and bath' s-9'
No. 1925 e. 14th st; 3 rooms and bath; s-o'
No. 1929 e. 14th ST.; rooms and bath; so
L. G. PETTYlOhN.
.,sboras 1to1 and 49, 1861 Third Ave.
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EXPERIENCED general office L..
curate and quick at figures; good lallu'
Industrious and sober. Address l.. j.. -
1o2 IVY St, Atlanta. Ga. a-e--l
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to loan by
The Alabama Home
to build homes and to repay
mortgages The limit of cost j
lower than in any other com
pany. Apply
w. v. NJ. ROBERTSON,
General Manager. zoos First Ave
THE AGE-HERALD will print
all advertisements O.
I Situations Wanted
FREE OF COST
You want position, ask
1 ftri in this column. Every
body will read your want AMI
il you be worthy you VIII
find employment
WANTED.
SHAVING Zoe al 1927 4th avenue. s-ls-ti
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for showcases, lroi
safes and Carrara paint. Alabama Gro
So. onroron,, 1-1-tf
Si2O0-NeW 4-room cottage; Arlington sta
ton, Gate City car line: $500 cash. oal
ance as YOU wish Eborn, CO., Brown
Marx.
WANTED-To sell half interest in sa"
mill in operation; will cut twelve thou
sand feet daily; twelve hundred acres
timber land. with mill. Address -. "a
Read. Willfcrd, Ala. o-9-sL
SITUATIONS WANTED.
WANTED~Position by erecting engineer
for steam and electric work. also capa
bile of taking charge of plant, Bes
of references. Address T.. W, 2Cl0 Han
ersham St, Savannah, Ca 90
WANTED-Position as cashier in no
cafe or dining room; experienced &C
references; dag or night work. Addr
r. f.. care Y. M. {. A. ..
WANTED-Positon as stenographer
young woman with one year eN
fence Address X, care Age-Hera
WANTED-Position with good hou
travelling salesman. Address W.
care Age-Herald.
WANTED-By a young man 80 yea
position as assistant bookkeper,
ant shipping clerk or any other
work: can give good reference
will begin with small salary. {
phone 1880.
EXPERIENCED general office '.
curate and quick at figures; good halu
Industrious and sober Address L. l. I :,
1o2 Ivy ST., Atlanta, Ga. a-e--.
MISS BRANDON, trained nurse, ready
for work at any time; reasonable prices
,.ln1A
2-S-22 1892 A.
fright boy of Is desires per
ition with good firm. Ad-
are Age-Herald.
ition as engineer, had
ice with Corliss engines
references. Address w
70 Philip street, Avon
1852 We lwn. Std
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MISS BRANDON, trained nurse, ready
for work at any time; reasonable prices
Residence 1892 Avondale. Peoples phone
2-S-22 3-S-22 As
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fright boy of Is desires per-
ition with good firm. Ad-
are Age-Herald.
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FOa SALE-Northwest corner of Wood
lawn avenue and 18th street, South
Hihglands; lot 671Rx2O0; elegant 2-story,
Groom residence; No. SIS South 18th
street: fronts east; has all conveniences;
beautiful home; price $1,000; terms.
o1e-third cash. balance l and years.
Der cent interest how is this for "a
bargain? (Option) Wesley NJ. Smith, of
s. Bethea & Co., 2027 Sd ave.
3-7-3t-thu-fri-su
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ition as engineer, had $
ice with Corliss engines
{ references. Address w.
70 Philip street, Avon
1852 We lwn. 3-6-4t
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-10-05
JOHN DARNELL INJURED
IN AN AUTO ACCIDENT 7
Struck While Riding a Bicycle
On Main Street.
ESCAPE WAS FORTUNATE.

John Darnell, member of the firm
of Brown & Darnell. was struck at the
corner of Ninth and Main streets
about nine O clock this morning by
an automobile driven by Glenn Gaar,
and in the general mixup which fol-
lowed, Darnel received many painful
bruises about the body.
Darnell was riding along Main
street and followed closely by Gaar,
which fact was unknown to Darnell.
At Ninth street, Darnell turned to go
south when Gaar ran his automobile
directly over the bicycle. According
to Darnelrs statement of the affair he
was knocked about thirty feet and
made a strenuous attempt to thorough
ly dust Main street near the scene of
the accident. Gaar stopped his ma
chine Immediately but not until both
Darnell and his bicycle were badly
damaged.
That Darnell was not more seriously
hurt is remarkable. He carried a
meat cleaver, a butcher knife and a
meat say and these implements came
near being his undoing. Only finger
was cut by them in the shuttle, how
ever. The accident was an unavoida-
BILE one and neither Mr.. Gaar nor
Mr.. Darnell says the other is to blame.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-10-05
DICK HASSARD KEPT
IN THE CITY JAIL
Suffering From Severe Attack
Of Tremens.
is SPANISH WAR VETERAN.

Dick Hassard, a former we'll known
saloon keeper, was taken from his
home Friday evening suffering from a
severe attack of delirium tremens
Hassard was taken to the city Jail for
safe keeping. He was quite violent
and the members of his family were
afraid to have him remain at the
home. Today he was removed to the
county jail. All Friday night in the
city Jail the unfortunate man yelled
at the top of his voice. He has a de-
lusion that a friend OF his is being
borne down by an immense weight
and that he has been unable to remove
this weight from his friends head.
Hassard is a veteran of the Spanish
American war, serving in company F,
f61st Indiana infantry. He formerly
conducted a saloon in the north end
Of town which was one of the most
notorious joints in the city When
the residents Of the Fifth ward re-
monstrated about two years ago the
action closed his saloon.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-10-05
NOW THREATENING
TO MANDATE BOARD
Patriotic Societies at Indian
apoIis Want Action TAX
en- Regarding Song.
STATEMENT BY COTTON.
HIGH SCHOOL TO BE COMMITS
STONED MUST HAVE THREE
TEACHERS GIVING ALL TIME TO
HIGH SCHOOL WORK,

indianapolis, Oct. 5-Unless the
state board Of education acts on the
resolution sent to the board by a
committee representing the G. a. R.,
the Spanish-American war veterans,
and other patriotic bodies, against the
alleged mutilation of "The Star Span
gled Banner" in the public schools. the
committee will endeavor to mandate
the board. The board failed to take
up the question yesterday and upon
learning that no action had been TAX
en-, ]. P. O'Mahony and Charles Barry,
two members Of the committee, con-
suited Attorney General Bingham.
Superintendent F. A Cotton said
yesterday that rush of business be-
fore the board at this session would
probably necessitate delay in regard
to the matter until the next meeting,
Dec. 5.
The board passed a resolution yes
terday calling upon the Indiana repre-
sentatives in congress to support
measures providing for the increase
in salary for the United States COM
missioner of education.
Yesterday afternoon the board sat
as the State library board and heard
the report of Demarchus c. Brown,
state librarian. The board approved
Mr.. Browns recommendations for
general purchases and authorized
Prof. Lindley of Earlham college to
continue as the head of the Indiana
archives department.
The board adopted also a regulation
providing that a high school to be
commissioned must have at least
teachers, giving all of their time to
high school, work.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-10-05
Prosecuting Attorney Puts
Himself Before the Republi-
can Voters of the Sixth Dis
trict in a Formal Manner.
He WILL NOT ASK FOR
INSTRUCTED DELEGATES.
SAYS He Is in Hearty Accord
With the 1904 Platform of
The Republican Party---To
Be Free From Machine.
Wilfred Jessup, prosecuting attor-

Wilfred Jessup, prosecuting attor-
ney, today announced his candidacy
for congress in the following state
ment:
To the people of the Sixth congressio-
nal District:
I announce herewith my candidacy
for the republican nomination for
congress. 1t is an ambition to repre-
sent this district in such way as to
bring credit to it, and honor to my
self. am deeply conscious of its pos
sibilities, responsibilities and oppor-
tunities, and am of an age to grow
with them. If successful, l propose to
devote my entire time to the duties
Herewith in the effort to carry Tor
ward the standard set by my prede-
cessors.
am in hearty accord with the 1904
platform of the republican party, ex-
cent in so far as the same should be
altered to carry into full force and 10
permanent conclusion and establish
ment the policies of the present ex-
ecutive and his administration; and
excepting that I am in favor of the
Immediate reduction of the tariff IN
SO far as it affects the necessities OF
life, and the raw-materials Of manu-
facture.
No Instructed Delegation.
I do not ask for any INSTRUCTED"
delegation and would that every dele
gate in the nominating convention be
permitted to go unenjoined and lett
free. absolutely to vote for such per-
son as he himself, responsive only to
his duty to his district, feels prompted
TO support. No one should endorse
my candidacy without being advised
before hand that I am opposed to eth
or the endorsement or nomination for
president of Charles w. Fairbanks, and
without knowing beforehand that I
have heretofore in three instances
openly refused to support republican
nominees, when. with proof in hand, l
knew them to be unsuited, morally o.
otherwise, for the position desired;
and in future like instances expect to
continue so to do. I make no apology
for any previous political or official act
I'll lllhC.
The office during any tenure as may
be mine. shall not be or become the nu-
cleus of a machine for my personal ad-
vancement or retention, nor shall 1 be
beholden to any person or persons,
nor make any bargains for support,
and no close organization shall be
formed either now or at later date TO
further my candidacy. 1t is the entire
district ask to represent.
No Immediately gloriously career Is
promised A new congressman must
perforce commence at the bottom; and
only by constant endeavor can he even
Nope to advance.
It is impossible to meet but small
portion Of the people, hence this meth
od Of address. ask your considerate
Judgment, and respectfully solicit your
support. W1LFRED JESSUP.