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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-02-18
VISIT
.STRUCk'S CAFE
Everything in Season
Ill w. hain St.
COL. STlLLWELL H. RUSSELL.
Will Announce for the Office OF Dis
trict Judge-District to Con-
sist of Two Counties
Carter and Love.

1t was learned yesterday afternoon
that Col. Stillwell II. Russell one of
the most prominent erin .Lal lawyers
in the state of Oklahoma would an
nounce his candidacy for the position
of district Judge. Col. Russell when
on the subject stated that
II was his intention to an lr"nca for
the office. When asked as To what
counties he thought would be includ-
ed in this district, stated that. From
what / can understand this district
will be made up OF Carter and Love
counties and will not include any 9th
er counties in this section of the
state"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-02-18
Restaurant Changes Hands.

The American restaurant, corner
Main and Caddo streets has changed
hands, and will be run under the firm
name of Alexander Bros. a trade
was consummated this morning
whereby NJ. +. and w. O. Alexander
bought out the interests of w. o. Al
exander and Dow Brazil The restaur-
ant will be run on the same princi-
pies as heretofore. Mr.. Brazil left
today at noon for Dallas, where he
goes to purchase carriage. He, to-
gether with his brother, Bob Brazil
will go in the transfer business at
Oklahoma City.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-02-18

A meeting of the Ladies' Aid soci-
ETY. of the First Presbyterian church
will be held Tuesday afternoon witt
Mrs. c. p. VanDenberg. Between
the hours of and o'clock will he .
business session and from / unul 3
o'clock a social session will be held.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-02-18
Commiss ssioner's Court.

In the absence of Commissioner 4.
n. Robnett, who is in Washington,
VIM. Pfciffer of Purcell is acting
commissioner in this city. The only
business which came before his court
today was that of several prisoners
who We're released under cection i042.
Charles Taylor, Charles Mitchell,
Charles King, Henry Davis, James
Cooper and Kelsey Lackhart Out.
side of this, there has been nothing
doing in the commissioners court.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-02-18
Local Cotton Market.

Cotton sold today for practically
the same price the staple has becn
bringing the past two months. The
price ranged from five to ten cents
per pound. The receipts were very
light. In fact. the lightest for Mon
day of the season.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-02-18

Whatever the groundhog saw or
didn't see, wen be pretty certain to
have six weeks more of weather.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-02-18
Ladies' Meeting

The meeting OF the Ladies or .Ie
Leaf, which was to have been held
the 18th, of this month, has been
postponed one week, and will be held
on. the 25th. instead.
Mrs. a. w. DUNilAM, Sec.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
WAKE FOREST WINS:
Defeats A. and M. by Score o.
& to 6,
Z -, ,,,,,,,tn,,t,

Especial to The Times Dispatch!
RALEIGH, N. C.. April ware
Fonest defeated the Agricultural ana
Mechanical College in very pretty,
game this afternoon the we canslacr ana
~ scora being to g. Heavy rains
1 had made tie grounds heavy and a
eod wind made # nraxsn9ea te pa Sr
crs from entering into the contest as
had the conditions been more 9. ! fa fro',,
Tie very start and held IT through y !
out the game. Turner'S ~ work : 81 n mos tn1
notable feature OF the game Hc Kep =.
The hits scattered and played s'ead'
game. r II. i.
w. sS CO. Eo ~ % i 6oo110O--s II
4 &: M....s...o 9 90 z 2 IL, y r.,
t1arnrickm a. and M, Temple and Temp =
. son Struck out-by Turner, z; .
Il 5,reruple, 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
~
Baseball Notes

Montreal and Richmond Will play
,rnin this afternoon, the game to conf
msnco at a o'clock. Montreal Will use
"Sno" Newton and Stanley In the firing
nj this afternoon. ID oc' Newton Went
into the box In Saturdays game, ama
with Norfolk last year; and MANAGE Gs
ISittrcd &c looks upon him as star
in the ascendant.
From, here the Montreal team WIZ
20 TO Lynchburg and ROANOKE, IN t po,.l
Of which cities they ,o VII ~ nay he,r i way
10 buffalo, where they are schedu,eu 70
play on April 2lst. They VII Dt "a, q.
home for a month before taking tr'p'
Manager Kittredge says he has i 2 !
nSleased with the showing, OF his men
| III looks upon Brown, first ascman
and Needhanl. the shortstop. as .il n a.'
and Is placing great lconfidence IN New
! ton and Stanley.
Mana ger KittredEe' also SO ve NIan a1m
! ShafTer's men. He is high In his prals
Of both Titman and Reeve; and say a,y
they will eventually land IN the VI
leagues.
s. Cassidy and Salve Will prop9a a = e &
4 nno,, and Manager Shafrer Will proDa
bly try Keller on third base.
:: uefYron, who played in leftfield ,yei3
; terday, made "a very good SHOWING, 1. e g
got two men out, and made tWo.!. y.
out Of four t'mes ap IL Inc ablity
(; Mt and iIeffron is making a good sta
> IN THIS direction. y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
Davidson Defeats Carolina.

n Specials to The Timcs-DIspatC,,1''1
winston SALEM. N. G., April l..
Davidson College defeated University
OF North Carolina in O maghlhcehl
game OF ball here this afternoon,
10 wilson. q Carolina, y.
Batteries for Carolina: thompson !,
and Rogers; for Davidson: Lahk - ~
ard Sheriff.. 1t as pitchcrs p'Neio'
attendance, 1000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
nefe,ts Annornattox Athletics.

[spcclal. to The Times Dispatch. ~,
IIYN CHEURCt VA, April l.-Ihc
Virginia Christian College TO-DAY Z, a ,.l,,
feated the Appomattox ATHLETIC clnp
at 7Appomattox by the score Of 81 70 y.
Kits, of Tazewell, haa VIC nuli,o
out the game. G. =. Milcy/ Of Wood
stock, Shenandoah county IS the SIN ~.
dent-manageryo the Christian college
al n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
Georpetown, 10; Priceton, 4.

wAsH7NGToN, April l. 1,-Geo r !
town easily defeated Princeton mere tl :,
day BY superior o. tho ea1 arm inning.
1. .~ - - -, r. II. +.
Z s 5sore, ...oeooe2oo+--1Lo 10 9
princeton .....o ot2 Q 90 Do &, ).
Observation-Disclosures ana Aia'o'ie' I
Drewes, Clark and Cooney.
Pennsy, Is; Johns Hopkins, !;
paITIN1oRE, MD, April 1,---Th re
baseball team Of the University Of Of
/. pennsylvania to-day defeated that 81 o.
| the Johns Hopkins University ny 43ei ~
4 score Of 1G to l.
Boston, 8; Cincinnati, !.
i CINCINNATI, o., April 1.-The Bos
I ton American team this afternoon Wo1
. TIC second exhibition baseball, gam
from tho Cincinnati National 5L = -
va, - r. IT. i
. ,,o sion .,.oo11aoo3o-s Il
|, i,,,c;nnoti .0OO00010o--1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
RECEIVERS SAID.

A. receiver for theEnichrn1sona I, stand tan
ara a. steel spike and Iron G Ganehester
VII soll aaT & X 81? A Z : lsS5
at It Z = nil eI for cash. Amongst ne = 9
S maanery two sSt9mataq se eon
am l,aenan "a DO amongst the best tnat
ta haSe ever been made. They , nave e
d done perfect york for Twenty years
and are ~ pI0IIN ii: SEPPS, S. G. r.
!, oce,vor OF tho Richmond Stnnouiu
Steel Steel Spike and Iron Company y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
PIONEER THE FL VORIT7E, -
W)N EASTER STEEPLECflASE
In Ilalf.N1ile, Lady Powell = IS to 4 Sh ~ Wens
First, Becker ait 20 tos1 Second ana
Z Merrimac at 50 to Il Third.

chase looks decidedly I'M Isl =,
on tho part Of owners OF the g th ,t ell ,1,
gibles But such Is the unl ',l ~
dcduc ton to be drawn fro mthe rail-
s,,rc 81 the race TO MI on Saturday y.
he sfs fsto also for oefSl sns s @%c
'i,n,,,S -hn 10 closed on the Same day..
Ths g ". b. has Globe esere on Wed
opeit,Sw nav Iav hitter Tomorrow, eight
n rntries to A s. made and flys e - start #
or both events may pc e, decln ,v1ii MT MT
hc :, Entered In tic Chevy Chase stake AXE
The Southern is IL handicap, whlch
NJ 1t IS a long while since any h ~ !,
bred hunter has san assa,. o M,nt cl,,Ds
t 70 dodge Id l MIN. And while a comppli,
ment 70 Essex, i is hard 81 t R1en
| stakes In mind. However. the sensol
young Yet and thefo a re- wins Siner An,
his people will accept tho sltuntloo'l
(with.d,lc philosophy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
- y BOWLING y y

M. bowling season Is DRAWING 70 u
o,osa AZ the Williams alleys ihs.
o.v .',, a. exciting contest was Whged
5, ,,n,,x.cn tho crystals and tho colum-i
w" v,ctory resulting for the
r l,a,,st ala The game at Cooks alleys
80. Monday VIII wind up the season. !.
There is but ono ga me a.,u,uu NV :,
3o OH iti miss teams and that game will
| M nlniawea on Monday. The annual nan q, :
pDenapt 'a'f the league will be held on vac
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
BY A. l.. Adamson,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
Manchester.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION sALl1

OMMlSSlONlIltot tfAO SAASAN# N'1NA>-- iis
THAT VERY ATTRACTIVE
RESI- pllNCl1 AM, LOT (; I, .,r,,
HiszIiliAM ARC ilIil, Eso wRo p
Il SR5b 81 s 1 NiNTii sTTT
Pursuant to q. decree Of tho Corpora
eipn reGa March IS. 1907 We viii sell =
RHS'SS Hn q fSS =
tho above House and Lot fronting 1, na. ,oo
fSqt On hs back sa nonF the esse
s Side 81 N ailItA Street lis feet.
This dwelling. Is one Of tho Z; most at
traetye stv eotaInnr o or large
rooms very wide halls and porches.S
| Thc lot is we'll located in the central
| portion Of the city, and has unusually
The lot Will be sold as g whole, or
1 subdivided, rs may seem best Ut the
4 sale 80, -, 49,
valance In &, ID and is months, deferred
nnvmcnts bearing interest, title retained
4 by the court. I'LL tho purchase money -
ABNlIR G. g ooDE.
\ Special Commissioners.
4 Al. Adamson, Auctionecr.
j, In the Clerks ONCE OF tho CORPORA
[ ton Court Of the city of Manchesteir:., !.
! Ethel v. Archer Z Z ~ III
4 against
j, ii. T. DuVnl, Clerk OF the !; s NC,
! court. do certify that the bond req uired
/ of the Special Commissioners by the
n decree rendered In said cause on the
: 2SIh day OF March, 1907, has been July
4 q Given under my hand as.Clerk OF tn. u.
/. "a IA court. this 2Sth day Of March. 4 500
g sou = - IL. 10. DU VAL, Clerk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02

years ar,y
the not
in
the ms
to
already
league independent pau
and becn
Won hinh
cbcgan
Carlisle Still Went 70
a Nth the the county @ e fas achcy-
who s 2
4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
'v|RG|N|A Wins
TWO SIRAl.6 [ } \
Contest Oil lambeth Field Slow
and Fcat,,rc1css, Due
to Cold.
TWO PLAY ERs PILE. UP ERRORS r 4
tspeclal 10 rho Times. r.spatch.::

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, April IL -.
Virginia made II two strnights from Co
llum,oa by taking to-dny's game with
score to G. rho contest was slow and
gfeatureless throughout, due to tho cold
wind which blew from tho sno nc, :. or ?, y
Blue Ridge. Lee, who twirled# for the
New Workers., pitched n much better
game than did o'Connell on Saturday.
allowing but eight hits. Moore OF Ark
udelphia, Ark, who was in tho box FOR
virginia., received poor support. saWrle,
| second, and 1lornnkcr at short having
i've errors between them Dalton ana
Captain Walker led with the stick and
| the latter gave Il clever exhibition OF
base-stealng. Virginia plays LAFAYETTE
| Tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
Roanoke Shuts Out V. p, l.

Especial 90 The, Times Dispptch,l
ROANOKE Ma April L-t.oanoko
played its FIRST practice game to-day
with The Virginia Polytechnic lnsti-
rute, and shut the college boys out
by score of 10 0. Notwithstanding
The cold weather 9 lF/sp crowd WAS
out,
Score by innings. II. IL. ~
Roanoke ...-..5l o0Ol 0o'2 G 9
1 u. p. I..,.s.s. Vo0O0oo0--o
Batteries: Drnm, Plott ana Cooper
| Russell and Fontaine.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
BY N. Nv. Bowc & Son.
Real Estate Auctioncers.
Valuable Broad Street
CORNER PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
~ AI;CurION. TO#CLOSE AN ESTATE

nv AUCTION. no CLOSE AN ESTATE i
A. thc request OF tho parties in In,
tercst. NO Will, for tho purpose stated
above, sell, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, APRIL 4. 1907.
o'clock p Nj,
THAT VERY VALUABLE 4COISSEt
snnoAD STREET REALTY, sttua TED ~
the northwest s9rner Of Bsoau conc ans
. atten ~ -. a ihrick and frame storehouss
e on tho 90 corner p now ana Tor long tins
used as Il tirst-class family sf f,cn,.
store. and two brick dwellings. rom ,otI.
ie on Tenth Street. In the rear Of i ne
rsnt, g,e Ts ihs ana stand nnSef a
,54x1aSf feet and, besides being IN ltseli
valuable stand rda Is s,r ies XIX situation, IL
mos ,,.t'I therefore. most likely COM
MAJ mand, in the near future, handsome As
4 price
N. w. BONTE; & son,
S. Auctioneers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
|. Auction Sales Future Days

Bye. IL & III. Ii y cnoon,
Tcnl Estate uctioncers.
AUC.rION SA111
Oh AS W. ~ & Z X SE
THOSE Bro Drv1D END PRODUCERS,
~ I1s NOS. 8t01 Q AND 101
HICKORY STIa11ET.
51ve with offer ut auction tho above
property, OH the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL -, 1907,
at O'clock p. MI,
those worry desirable and wcll.con-
structed two-story six-room, frame
dwellings,. riley are occupied by cx-S
ceilcnt tenants and have city water
and sewer connections. A INC invests
ment Offering TO buyers.
Terms ut sale. III Z,
q Il. & II. l. . lsNOON,
| s'1'st7 Auct!Uneers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
Hart Whips Maher,

2lIoT SPRINGS. Aiel<,, April .l,Ipeter
Maher. one time an aspirant for heavy.
,Xnight championship honor, Was a.
Knocked out tonight by Marvin VI, adar ~
OF Louisville, In the seco''u tou'.u -
( a twenty-rounl bout.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-12
MANY GUESSES MADE
ON BANK DEPOSITS
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS IN COLE
WILL BE GIVEN BY THE AGE.
HERALD TO THE PERSON MAX
ING THE NEAREST ESTIMATE.

As the date approaches for closing the
estimates on the total deposits of the
First National Bank OF Birmingham, as
will be shown on the day the next state
meht after January Is is made TO the
United States comptroller of the treas
ury great interest is being manifested.
The statement Will probably be called for
between January 20 and February Is.
The Age-Herald Is to give to the sub
scrber, old or new, who has paid for
the paper in advance, guessing nearest the
total deposits of the bank $500 in gold
COIN the next best guessor Is to receive
$50; the next $50 and the next 500. As Is
we'll known the deposits of a bank fuctu-
ate Recently the deposits of the First
National touched the 5000, 900 mark When
the next statment is called for the figures
may be above or they may be below $751;
100000. President Harding as familiar Is
he is with the deposit question and
di canning as he does of First National de-
poslts has no better chance to come with
in 100000 of the correct answer. than
the outsider. In other words. every body
has an equal chance.
: Hundreds OF estimates were received in
the Age-Herald office yesterday More
will be received after Il o'clock Tuesday.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-12
COURTS CANNOT TRY
NEGRO TROOPERS

Washington, January 11.-Referring to
i, the failure to try Corporal Knowles, the
alleged dssailant of CaptainE Maehlin at
Fort Reno, Okla by court martial on ac-
count of deficit in the federal statutes
governing assaults of this character, At
torney General Bonaparts said that the
decision was the result Of what is prob
ably grave oversight in the federal
criminal law statutes which was recently
the subject of correspondence between the
department of justice and Senator Culber-
son of Texas.
Sections 1893 and 5342 of the federal stat
utes provide for the punishment of per-
sons who commit murder or who attempt
to commit murder. or manslaughter with
in any fort arsenal, doykyard magazine,
or In any other place, or district under
the exclusive jurisdiction of the United
States, and out of the jurisdiction of any
particular state. But for some uneXplan
ed reason 1t is provided that the statute
shall not apply when the facts involve
the offence of assault with a deadly weap-
on. There is, therefore, no federal
statute providing for the punishment of
persons who commit assaults with dan
gerous weapons at places under the juris-
diction of the United States, other than
within its maritime jurisdiction.
Section 539l applies to the law of the
state within which the federal jurisdiction
is located TO the offense which has been
committed, where no federal statute can
be fpund providing that such offense shall
be punishable under the local law.
In the terms of the statute and its
amendment no law of a state is speciheal-
ly mentioned, and no mention is made
of the law of n territory.
II Is. therefore. q matter OF serious
doubt, says the attorned general. whether
any punishment for an assault with a
dangerous weapon committed upon res
ervation under the jurisdiction Of the Uni
ted States. and situated In a territory, Is
provided for by any federal statute, and
In view of this doubt IL was deemed best
to have Corporal Knowles tried by mill
tary court, which has undoubted jurisdic-
ton. The probable deficiency in the fed
eral statutes was mentioned by the attor
ney general in his reply to Senator Gull
berson's letter with a suggestion that leg
islation on the subject might be advis-
able"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-12

Israel Plckens. S. E. Garrett, Henry Up
son Sims, II. S. Ryall, r. c. Foster,
Robert Campbell, L. L. Davis, f. w. st.
Claire, w r. Starbuck. Joel f. Webb,
w G. Montgomery Allen Northington,
John L. McRae, Rev George e. Bates
w G. Harris, j. B. Miller, ]. r. Me-
haffey, Elwell Eastman, Sr., Elwell East
man. Jr Morgan C. Eastman, c. c. Elder,
i. c. Burlhart, John f. Knight, Hollis
b. Parrish, James II. Hillman, j. r.
Estes, j. w. Baker. Robert c. Redus,
Edgar w. Jones, A. r. Dearborn, Henry
Dean, J. p. Long. DR.. w. l.. Rosamond
w. II. Bowen, John l.. Newman, r. nj.
Lawson, A. p stephens, +. b. Stevens.
r. P. Gaines, S. G. Watkins, r. w. Rus
sell, II. l.. Wood j. w. Mccain, j. r..
Winter n. p. Cooke, f. NJ. Hurt, Walter
Barger, II. p. S. Stephenson, J. I. Fox,
c. O. Sternberg. S. M. Handy, e. p Bean,
Charles G. Terry. J. b. Harris. w. II.
Ferris, W. II. Williams. J. NJ Mundene,
Fred Cuff, II. A. Lockhart, M. g. Gregg,
Richard l.. Williams, r. p. McNally, A.
s. Smith, William Hall DIR. r. c. Banks
ton, j. r. Walters, James NJ Adams,
Fred F. Putnam, T. o. Melton, w. G.
Harris, W. S. Metcalf, Charles Frickhof-
fer, Louie Gelder Sterling s. Lanier j.
A. Norman, J. L. Parry r. c. Hender-
son. A. ]. Brooks, w. r. Coleman, ]. j.
Eaton John M. Wright, L. II. Putnam,
r. d. Johnston, Jr., l.. ]. Strickland, s.
Zalud, DIR. r. \. Thagard. e. S, Bliss,
A. p. Dewberry, w. S. Cooper, d. 7.
league james II. Owens T. p. Patterson,
Charles A. Brown, \. J. Wyatt, Thomas
r. Wheeler. p. II. Brown. Joe c. Hail.
u. s Whitaker, Guy H. Johnston, Sldrey
Lazarus. Arthur Richard, w. A. Cobb,
NJ. p Walker, II. c. Stiles, John II. Mill
Ter, J. e. Brown. William r. Daughtry,
w V M Robertson, Allen Durham, r.
]. McCrossin. A. Fasnacht. ]. M. Tull, e.
r. Mclean, w. H. Berry, Hale V. Tar
rant. Edward L. Brown.
The club meeting adjourned at $50
o'clock
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-12
NEWS OF UNION SPRINGS.
Gilmore Has His Leg Cut Off BY Saw
Mill.

Union Springs, January 11.-(Special)-
Yesterday at the saw mill Of Mr.. Mooney
at Inverness occurred very deplorable
accident. Mr.. Gilmore was on the log car
rler adjusting it, when his son, not know
ing this started the saw. Mr.. Gilmore
realized his perilous position and threw
himself off, but his leg was caught and
entirely cut off
The public school will have public cell
ebration of Robert r. Lees birthday on
Friday afternoon, January Is, in the audi
torium.
The University Glee club will appear
here early in February under the auspices
of the L. d. c.
The Bullock County Horticultural So
ciety will convene here on January 25,
when Prof. A. S. Macintosh, state hor-
ticulturist, will address the society.
Mrs. A. l.. Pierce is visiting relatives
in Marietta, Ga.
Mrs w. b. Smyth and daughters. Eliz-
abeth and Cynthia, Of Nashville are the
guests of relatives.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-12
CHARGED WITH CRUELTY.
Man Is Charged With Whipping His
Son Excessively.

w. c. Cunningham, clerk Of the police
court, issued a warrant yesterday for the
arrest of Edward ONeal. a white man,
the charge being cruelty to a child
1t is alleged that ONeal cruelty whipped
mis- son some days ago.
1t is remembered that he was arrest
ed for this offense and given preliminary
hearing in the polio ecourt. Judge Feagin
held up the case at that time, and the
issuance of the warrant care as some sur
prise 1t is probable that the judge had
come upon additional testimony against
the father
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-12
CHARGES Against Telephone.

Jackson, Miss, January 1f.-(Special)-
The railroad commission will be forced to
take ND the matter of complaints against
the Cumberland Telephone company at
the next meeting, and 1t is very certain
that the chief officers of that corporation
will be here to defend themselves against
the multiplicity of charges and COM
plants The Cumberland has been boy
cotted in two or three cities of the state,
and several others are talking of doing
the same thing. The cry is that the Cum
berland is not only giving the poorest OF
service, but that It is not obeying the
orders of the commission as to charges
for phones.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-12
HUNTSVILLE MUNICIPAL BILL.
Paving Streets and Other improve
ments-Fuqua-B Barclay Wedding.

Huntsville, January Especial THE
municipal bill that will be introduced in
of Alabama will amend the charter of
Huntsville in several material respects.
Power will be given the city council to
pave streets and tax costs against prop
erty owners. compel connections with
sanitary sewers and confer other powers
of a first-class municipality upon the city
government.
Miss Bessie Barclay, popular young
lady of this city, and Mr. Ottic Fuqua of
CORTLAND were quietly married last night
at the home of the brides father j. X.
Barclay. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Fl. c.. Howard. pastor of the
First Methodist church, after which Mr..
Fuqua and bride left for CORTLAND to
reside
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-12
100000 Tobacco House Fire.

Lancaster, Pa. January ia fire
which started in the tobacco warehouse
OF S. p. Moss e. company here today,
spread to adjoining property and caused
"a loss estimated at 100000. A delay in
turning In the alarm gave the fire a good
start and when the lremen arrived 1t
was beyond their coutrol. The structure
was four-story brick and was well filed
with tobacco. The flames communicated
to Moss cigar factory adjoining n five
story brick building which was also de-
stroyed
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-12
ASSASSIN DIES
UNREPENTANT'
Slayer of PavIoff Executed Unknown
and With Cheer for Revo-
luton.

st. Petersburg, January 1.-THE assas-
sin OF Lieutenant Pavloff, the military
procurator of st. Petersburg, was execu-
ted at an early hour this morning at Lisy
nos, near Kronstadt. He refused to take
the sacrament and died unidentified and
with a cheer for the revolution on his
lips The head Of the assassin was re-
moved and preserved at the headquarters
of the political police for possible identi-
fication later.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-01-12
viii Not Resiqn,

Shamokin, Pa, January n.-President
John Fahy and Secretary George Hart
len. delegates from the Ninth district ia
the National Miners convention at In
danapolIs next week, left for that place
tonight. Fahy and Hartlein say there IL
no truth in the story that John Mitchell
will resign the presidency of the union at
the indianapolis convention.