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THE WEATHER IN NEWARK.

Newark N. J., October Is, 1907.
3A.9M. z A. Nj. IL NJ.
80" IS deg. IS deg AZ deg.
Barometer........ 30.1 Is in. 30,25 In. 30.2 IN.
Humidity. ....... ......... 81 p. ct. 60 p. ct.
Naturalization at noon, northwest;
velocity, 10 miles.
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Bishop HendYix ASSigned to : N0Y1h Alabama Conference

Nashville, Tenn.l May 14-roday the College of Bishops of the Methodist Epis- copal church. south, in session here adopt ed its plan of visitation for the year.
 Bishop w. W. Duncan, who has been seriously i'll. and was unable to attend the meeting. was left without an assign ment for the present year.
 The assignments follow:
 First District-Bishop A. ". Wilson; Japanese mission, Kobe. September 3, 1907; Corean mission, Seoul, September 19, 1907; China mission, Soo Chow, October 20, 1907; Baltimore, Roanoke Va, March 25, 1908.
 Second District-Bishop Charles B. Gal loway; Illinois, Odin, Ill.,, September 19, 1907; Virginia, Petersburg, Va, Novem- Der 13 1907; North Carfolina, New Bernioe, December 4. 1907; Florida, Tampa, Fla. December 12, 1907
 Third Distriet-Bishop E. R. Hendrix; Arkansas, Bentonville November 6, 1907; Tennessee, Humboldt, November 13, 190T North Alabama, Tuscaloosa, November ?, 1907; North Mississippi, Columbus. Miss, December 4, 1907; Mississippi, Jack son, Miss, December Il, 1907
 Fourth Distriet-Bishop J. S. Key; Dem yer, Watsenburg, Col, August %, 1907; Missouri, Moberly, Mo. August 2S, 1907 Southwest Missouri, Independence, Mo-, September Il, 1907; St. Louis, West Plains Mo, September IS, 1907; Oklahoma. Okla homa City, Okla, November 13. 1907.
 Fifth District-Bishop w. A. Candler New Fountain, Tex, October 24 1907; West Texas. Yoakum. Tex, October 1907; Northwest Texas, Amarillo, Tex.
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November 6. 1907; North Texas, sherman, Tex, November 20 1907; Texas Houston, Tex, November 27. 1907; Cuban mission, Cienfuegos, Cuba, January 24, 1908.
 Sixth District-Bishop H. C. Morrisons Western Virginia, Catlettsburg, Va, Sep tember {, 1907; Kentucky, Frankfort, Ky, September II, 1907; Louisville. Columbia, Ky, September 25. 1907 Holston, Blue field W. Va, October 9, 1907; Western North Carolina, Salisbury, N. C.. Novem- Der B, 1907 South Carolina, Gafney, S. C., November 27, 1907.
 Seventh Dlstrict-Bishop E. E. floss, South Brazil Urguay. Brazil, July g. 1907; Brazil. Rio De Janeiro Brazil, August ', 1907; Tennessee, Springfield. Tenn. Oc- tober 9, 1907; Alabama Enterprise, Ala, December 1, 1907; White River, Corning, Ark, December 12, 1907.
 Eighth pistriet-Rishop Seth Ward; New Mexico, Alnagordo, N. M, September 12, 1907; North Georgia. Cartersville, Ga, Mo- vember 20, 1907; Little Rock, Malvern, Ark, November 27 1907; Louisiana Rus ton, La, December 5, 1907; Mexican Bor- der. Mission conference, Saltillo, Mexico, February 6, 19JS; Central Mexico Mission conference, Mexico City, Mexico, Fehru- ary 13, 1908; Northwest Mexieon Mission conference Durango, Mexico, February 27, 1908
 Ninth District-Bishop James Atkins; Montana, Corvallis, Mont. September 12, 1907 East Columbia, Dayton, Wash, Sep tember 19, 19n7; Columbia. Roseburg, Ore, October 13, 1907; Pacific, Sacramento, Cal, October 10, 1907; Los Angeles, Sandiego, Cal, October 7, 1907; South Georgia, Brunswick, Ga, November 27, 1907.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-15
SAYS HARGIS AND
 SHERIFF HAD GUNS
NEW WITNESS IN JUDGE HARoIS' TRIAL FOR MURDER OF COCK RILL-sMITH RAN AFTER THE SHOOTING.

Lexington, Ky, May 14.-At the open ing of Judge James Hargis' trial for the James Cockrill murder today, M. Peters, new witness, swore that just after Cockrill was shot he saw Judge James Hargis and Sheriff Ed Callahan in liar gis store with guns in their hands. Har- gis called to some one Ego back or you will get shot" Oscar Hagin swore he saw John Smith at the court house win dow when Cockrill was shot, but that Smith ran when seen. This was new testi- lnony and created stir in the court room.
 c. J. Little told of an ecounter he had with Judge liargis and Doug Hayes on a train. Hargis said to Hayes, that if he Nittle) don't stop prosecuting my men l am going to shoot his head off,"
 Little sail as he started to leave the train Hargis kicked him off the steps.
 Logan Goss told of Ebert Hargis talk ing Bill Britton away from Hayf1eld the day that Cockrill was killed. Britton Is also charged with the Cockrill murder and has been tried twice,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-15
MANY TAKE PROFITS
 ON WHEAT ADVANCE
QUIETLY UNLOAD AFTER MoNs. DAYS SENSATIONAL ADVANCE.
 PIT LESS sPEcTAcULAR-DEsI cEMBER WHEAT TOUCHES s1. t

Chicago, May 14.-Many men took smalf fortunes from the board of trade this
 morning by quietly unloading wheat at
 the high prices made possible by yesterSI days extraordiary bull movement. The
 pit, however, was less spectacular than 1t was yesterday and the galleries, crowd-l ed to the utmost, by visitors of bothl sexes waited in vain for a burst of pands-i monlum like that which existed for hourAl yesterday. \
 December wheat touched dollar for si single sale at the opennig, but promptlyl receded from this conspicous position The profit taking movement carried Julyl down to 93s4 and December to 2. Incl reduced level of prices induced a wavel of new buying near the close, underl which prices rebounded sharply and tha
 close, considering recent violent fuctu-i ations. showed @ slight change from yes-l terdays final figures. \
 July closed unchanged at 95ssg95s4:i September, ss@la down at TIs4e7M, and December with single drop at 9SasQ9Ss4.l
 The volume of business was very heavyl Board memberships, which recentlyl found no buyers at $lSO0, were easily
 salable at s2500 today.
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PRESBYTERIAN eENL ASSEMBLY.
Delegates Begin Arriving In Columbus
 Already.

Columbus. O., May 14-Delegates to the Presbyterian general assembly, which convenes here Thursday, began to arrive tonight, the California delegation being among the advance guard. The Chicago and New York delegations are expected tomorrow. Rev. Dr. William Henry Rob- erts of New York, stated clerk for the assembly. who Is candidate for moder- ator, was among tonight's arrivals. Dr. Roberts has been stated clerk since 1893 The only other active candidate for mod orator is Rev. Francis E. 4darsten of New York. The names of several other prominent churchmen have been men, toned for the place but none is making an active canvass.
 The annual meeting of the Home Mis- sionar society of the church will open tomorrow. The sessions of the general assembly will begin Thursday morning and continue ten days.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-15
VALUE OF AMERICANS PROPERTY
Mexico Will Furnish United States
 With Concrete Cases.

Washington, May 14.-Postmaster General Myer announced that today, through the medium of the state de- partment, the Mexican government had consented to furnish to the American government in concrete cases evidence as to the value and output of proper ties which were claimed by concerns in this country, which were advertis- ing them. Complaints of a more or less serious character have been re- ceived by the postoffice department for several years respecting misrepresent- ations of the value various properties in Mexico, particularly mining prop erty, extensively advertised in this country
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-15
MILITARY KEEPS
 MOB FROM NEGRO
CROWD OF ARMED MEN GO TO BRUNSWICK, GA, FROM ADJOlN- ING COUNTIES, BUT NO TROUBLE DEVELOPS.

Brunswick, Ga., May H.-The military are in charge of the jail here to protect a negro, Lee Holmes, charged with kill ing A. A. Sands at Darien Junction, Sat urday night. Sands was prominent white man. A crowd of armed men Is reported to be coming here from Darien and Glen vile.
 Telegrams received late tonight say the moo returned to Tatnall county and no trouble is expected. A dItail will be kept or duty all night and probably to- morrow.
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Shot Playing BurqIar.

Taylor, Tex, May 14-Returning home near here late last night Lee McFalls, a young man appeared at window to frighten the children of the house His mother. believing 1t to be burglar, fired through the window, infiicting wounds from the effects of which it is believed the young man cannot recover.
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movement, sailing for England on Fri day of this week.
 Dr. w. H. Forsythe who is one of the prominent speakers at the meeting of the laymen's missionary movement Is a medical missionary of the South ern Presbyterian church In Korea. He was a prominent army surgeon in the Spanish American war and had excel lent opportunities in his profession in this country, but unhesitatingly of
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HEALTH AMI Rnaurv

are found at Waukesha. Wisconsin, the Saratoga. of the West. which Is noted for its, wonderful springs. beautiful drives booklets. telling all about Waukesha and many other Wisconsin resorts. including Waupaca. Fifeld. Apostle Island. Isle Royale. etc. write the Passenger Depart msnt Wisconsin Central Ry.. Milwaukee.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-15
Louisiana Land Frauds.

Washington. D. C., May 14.-James L. Bradford and Wm. H. Wright, both said to be prominent citizens of Louisiana, have failed in their effort to secure a re- view by the supreme court of the United States of the findings against them on the charge of defrauding the United States in the entry of lands in Louisiana. The verdict of the lower court probably will be carried into effect.
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pr. Knapp Recovering.

City of Mexico, May 14.-A dispatch re- ceived by the Associated Press tonight from Torreon says that the condition of Dr. W, Fl. Knapp of Chicago who was injured in the Mexican Central wreck near Bermajillo last Saturday, Is not seri- ous. A. D. Jackson of Norfolk, Va, who was also injured, is able to travel. He is now en route to this city. His injuries are reported to be severe, but not serious.
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Policeman Fired In plsorace,

Atlanta. Ga, May 14.-(Special.) )-Officer George Pruitt was bodily fired in dis grace by the police board tonight on as- charge of trying to induce a young ladyp- of the city to meet him at various places. Prultt has a wife and a family. He was complained of by the father to whom the girl had told the story. He tried to resign. but the resignation was not ac- cepted
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Weather Bureau Buildinu.

Annlston. May 14.-(Special.)--A permit was issued yesterday by Building Inspec- tor ". J. Morton to Algernon Blair, con- tractor, for the building for the weather bureau at the corner of Eight street and Quintard avenue The cost will be si0.5OO.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-15
Commercial Club Meetlnu.

The regular annual meeting of the Commercial club will be held in the club rooms on Friday May 24, instead of Friday. May IT. At this meeting the installation of officers will take place
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Discuss coIored EvanqeIization.


 Yesterday afternoon in the pastors s study of the First Presbyterian church the annual meeting of the executive committee of Colored Evangelistic Work was held. The Rev. J. G. Snede- cor of Tuscaloosa, who is secretary of the movement, was in charge of the meeting.
 The committee took some final steps in revising the report to the general assembly and considered several im- portant matters. The members con- template enlarging the Stilman insti- , ute for the colored at Tuscaloosa very materially in the near future The work of the committee was not fin- ished and adjournment was taken until today at 2 o'clock.
 Yesterday number of prominent commissioners to the general assembly arrived, among them being the Rev. W. A. Alexander of Clarksville, Tenn. stated clerk, and pr. Allen J. Hall. moderator of the assembly. The ar rangement committee Is busily en- gagged in seeing them to their homes. and assisting in the preparations.
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in Chiffon county. acted as best man, There were no other attendants. Imme- diately after the ceremony the couple took the north bound train and will be on an extended tour for several weeks, this to include the Jamestown exposi- ton. MT. Agnew is on q morth's fur tough, and when this is out he and his bride will return to the formers com mand. which is now stationed in North Dakota.
 MT. and Mrs. Victor Friedman left Sat urday for Nashville. Tenn, where they will spend some time. In June Mr. and Mrs. Friedman will sail fair Europe and will spend the remainder of the summer abroad.
 MT. and Mrs. Hugh Roberts of Blr- mingham spent Sunday here with the latters mother, Mrs. Hester.
 Dr. D. B. Patton, who has just grad uated from the Atlanta Dental college will take the examination for dentists before the board this week, after which he will locate in Tuscaloosa, being as- soclated with pr. A. W. Patton, who is practising here.
 MT. and Mrs. Wilbur Ward. who were married here a few weeks ago. have re- turned from their wedding tour and are now at home with Mrs. T. J. Gordon on Twenty-frst street.
 Mrs. Jamie Lynch of Birmingham is visiting her sisters, Mrs. B. E. Thedford and Mrs. William Ryan, of this place,
 Mrs. Ellen Peter Bryce has returned from Sheffield, where she went to attend the U. D. c. convention. Mrs. Thompson. Mrs. Bryce's sister, who has been with Ter some time, is now visiting her son, T. c. Thompson, in Chattanooga, Tenn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-15
NEW YORK CITY
HOTEL GALLATIN

l6th St., near 5th Ave. New, modern, fireproof building. Single rooms, $1.50 up; suites, 8 up. Flrst-class restau- rant, a la carte and table d'hote.
 T. V. BARTON, Prop. 4-17-26t-wed-su.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-15
Flour Mills Burn,

Fl Paso. Tex, May 14-The large nout mills at Chihuahua. owned by Anbassa- dor creel were destroyed by Are toda1 Loss, s100.0oo.
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E. T. Shaw & Sons. Undertaker.
Green Undertaking Company.

Attractive ads. arc Illustrated. COO tfe oawi mako your llIustratIooe Ass-Harald auild1nn-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-15
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
Body Sent to Ohio,

The body of John S. Clark, the rail- road fireman who was killed by a negro at Oxmoor on Monday, was sent to portsmouth, O., yesterday by Shaw & Son, undertakers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-15

Lillian Burgin, the s-year-old daugh- ter or J. G. Burgin of Newcastle, near Birmingham, died yesterday morning and will be buried at Walkers Chapel this afternoon. Shaw & Son, undertakers, had charge of the funeral arrangements
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The marriage of Miss Kate Wills to
 Lieut.. Ernest Agnew of the United States army occurred here this afternoon at o'clock. The ceremony was performed at the residence of Mrs Buck. where Miss Wills brother, Mir. John Wills of this city, boards. MT. Houton Wills, who is engaged in the lumber buIness
The Ocala banner., 1907-08-16

chinery. and intend 20 use every effort
towards handling the greater portion
OF the cotton grown in this and the
adjoining counties he coming season.
We arr amply prepared 20 meet all
fair ami legitimate prices. and. if pos
sible. give our patrons the benefit of
freight> saved by bringing is their
cotton,
1t is 70 The interest Of every ciri-
Zen thar the products Of this comfy
should he manufactured at home. es-
peciaIIy for the reason that all mon
les kept a home in This way viii he
used for the Improvement Of our i'm
mediate section.
In order 10 make il more Interest
ins for all. We have deposited with
the Commercial Bank of Oca'a mon.
ey TO cover premiums rs follows, for
all cotton brought 10 rs during The
The Ocala banner., 1907-08-16
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Married az Fairfield

Miss Lula May Jennings and Dr
George q. Randall were married Sun
lay evening August II, 1907. at 7.2,
O'Clock. The marriage took place a
a. home of an" brides parents, AR
and Mrs. h. s Jennings, OF Fairfield
Rev. Cunnineham. the Methodist min
jstar performing the ceremony. Th'
pretty hrid" was dressed in Whit,
and lilac silh. trimmed in ribbons and
lace. With white silk gloves 10 match
The groom wore The conventional
black, with white gloves. After sup
per nr and Mrs. George Randall lef'
Tor RedJick To spend several days.
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season: For the first bale of So r.
land cotton, raised in This or la-..r
inG counties. So. AMI for -r- best
bale OF S-a Island cotton. s. r.-
the second best bale. ST.. So t.~ ...
lars~sr amour. brought 'r Us r..r
one in5;viIua. planter and grown Dr..
hiWselt. s. FOR thg SECOND .a--.-.
amount a> above, and So r.. -..
third largest amount as aHosa
W. are also prepared rn naa.
eraI advances 10 planters who '. r..
care to sell until they 60. .- pc, -
crop gathered. and to those N.. '.
sire 70 gin. We have tHn E.r. boss
make OF machines ana can xiv. ...
cotton The best preparation. 1..
ways makes better prices.
For The velvet bean crop H. ..
also better prepared than ...~ .
take care Of our friends n- --.--
The Ocala banner., 1907-08-16

Mr and Mrs. Joseph, Shufurd are
making preparations 10 visit North
Carolina for the remainder of The
summer. Mrs Shufnrd has been sick
for some weeks, and it is believed
that the trip will be of heneht to her.
This paper joins in this hope. This
aecd and excellent couple came from
North Carolina Ia Florida many years
ago, and Mrs Shuford has not been
bach there i'm several years. and will
he clad to meet The old friends of
lttns ago
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Dismissed

Iudae Joseph Ren issued an order
yesterday afternoon. disWissing tn"
ease against Sterling Shacbleford ana
an other parties Interested in the
case. Sh1ckleford was accused Of en-
ticing a young woman away from
home for immoral purposes.
The Ocala banner., 1907-08-16

Mr.. " \. Finley, long time a pat
ron OF the Ocala Banner and mem.
her uf the old Guard" was in town
Monday accompanied by his little
son, ana renewed his allegiance for
another year.
The Ocala banner., 1907-08-16

A,r llu!lum Jones, one of the most
prominent truckers in The Anthony
n".ghhorhood Was shopping in Ocala
Monday He says that he did remark
ably well The past season and that if
tine farmers can have repetition ui
rn"s" years they will soon he where
Ihe farmers were before the war
'hai they VIII again be holding the
purse strings.
The Ocala banner., 1907-08-16

Mr. r.. Z. Prrcbatt was up from
Gambler Monday and says that the
"ian-,. trees at Gambler are looking
IS I'm" AZ any in the state. He has
recently returned from tour Of in
-n.crton ana knows whereof he
Speaks. TIE says the peach orchards
ar. al-" in Gue shape and thai Cau3
I.r ,- all 1u The good.
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The mail route from Oklawaha To
Lynne has been changed. The mail
- now sent Ont from Ocala via Ora
hamYille, COnnor. and ON to Lynne.
and some parties formerly getting
their mail at Lynne now get it at
Grahamville and Connor.
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Mr.. G l. Bittinger of the Ocala
S'ar Is on Il visit TO North Carolina.
ID" goes there for the purpose of be
ing with his wife and daughter. Il
may be whispered even above a whis-
per that he Will not re-nngaee in the
newspaper business while there. One
'li" MAS once too many.
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n V- r. Cole. NJ Harry ''.'.
-uh McAteer aua Mr. Lf%e
ana rr from Lake WeiT HeS''i .'.,s "
r,.,4..u Everyone who has been 10
...l.l. ,lfs season has been delight
"A There have heen very few mos
,gi-oes. he bathing Is al tfaa' Cd" :. :.
5--,r.s ami the boating is elegant II
,-,, want a day Of real enjoyTneh'- - "
-, and vou will not be disappo'ht-
Il.
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Al. ,p Hay,Iatt MAS ia town yes
a. ans Says that TN" only time h'
mas r,.r Intoxicated was on tobacco
rs SAWS hr thinks mat Is very
...s r.rara far "a Kentu'hian lhi7
.- - ,..v iura>i,au, ana may serve as
...4-.,r when the roWu goes dry.
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Locai and Personal

sara T. saO,,n r-srrs. Local ea.,or.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-26
nd lSQ1sriRieHdSaT Fore
acre aaf 0Ihsrs Here
for Short Stay
Accompanied by District superinten-
lent Bell and Roadmaster B,ddy.--
They Win Spend Today in the
City.

W. NJ Forea-re, general superln
cndent, with headquarters at SBil
mingAam. vs. g. Ben, superintendent,
iacon division and }. N Bidus
roadmalaer, bota with headquarter.
at Macon, of the Southern railway
arrived in This city yesterday after
GAY afternoon at o'clock in one &.
the company's private cars, whl-l
gas attached to the regular 4passeu
ser train and tae three officials ar,
pending today in Brunswick
1t is understoo dthat these three
aisn Official. Of the operating d.
ar,uent are not in Brunswick o.
lnys business OF an unusual natur,
nut are merely here on matters col
lected with the Southern
Mr.. Foreacre, The general superiI
ondent is one OF the best know
.ailroad men in tie south. and ha
occupied this important position
with lhe Southern for a numaer
ears. lie has charge Of the line
IN Georgia, Florida and Alabama.
mir. Bell has only reeeIely been
ippoin;ol suI "neendent Of the Ma
Oh diHiai0n eceeding SuDerinteu
lent Eagsu, vao r1satd few
weeks ago TO 80 with mis- fatae
r Mexico. Mr. Biddy has likewig
Just been appointed roadmaster.
Both Of these omoiais assumed tn
duties OF their new offices Marcl
first
Mr. Ben now has charge OF the
iyision between Macon and Bruins
wick He is competent railroac
man in every sense Of the word
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-26
jITY NOW FACES
IN ICE FAMINE
supply Was Completely Exhausted
Sunday and Many Were Com
peled to do Without it,

The local ice men have the wealth
T man to thank for conditions yes
arday. Last week was a not and
ulay one Sunday was ushered IL
With the glass playing around the
lgaties ana ice was scarce, very
arce. In fact the wagons Sunday
morning refused to sell more than
i've cents worta TO one residential
oasumer The town was dry and
not
But yesterday morning what a
shangeg The air was cool and
lracing and the winds OF March had
lowa the mercury down about ~
Joints and everybody was chilly
(e&cept NPap Goldsmith, who was
.iding the cause Of the ice people
5y wearing a Panama hat and q
gair Of white duck trousers) and the
e men were heayjne a sigh Of re
lief
TO make good however, the ice
company has ordered a car of ice
from Jesup and that will arrive in
The city this morning and may be
in demand df Pap will leave his
sumner suit at homel and in that
case the ice people say that all or
ders win be promptly met today