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Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-05
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June 1.-The feature of to- days market was drop in s. P. below it's lowest selling price of last year. Heavy liquidat- ing is the cause. Balance of listed issues show some inn provement. while with one or two exceptions curbs exhibit fractional declines. The trading is of an uninteresting charac- ter, and it looks as though there will be but little devia- tion from present levels for some time to come.
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Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-05
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-11
GARDEN SCENE IN pARsIFAL

NNFDGN SGERE IN P6RSfFAI
One OF the most striking aud beau
tiful features In tho spectacle of Par
sifal" is the foweasgard9n scene with
its fascinating flower maidens. This
garden, as VIC are told IN the story
/ is the creation Of Klingsor for the de-
liberate purpose of the seducing the
Knights OF the Holy Grail from their
lPyes Of rectltude and holiness. How
well ne succeeded for a time at least
We are told in the story and play
But it is in the attempted destruction
Of the soul OF the hero himself. Par
sifal. where Klingsor put forth his
7ereatest efforts. and the flower gar.
den and its occupants are made To
play their most important part The
garden itself is fairy-like and eachant-
ing. IFIuxuriant foliage and tropi
cal pl44ts and flowers Of gorgeous
and varied colors are sufficient 10
dazzle the eve and hewiidsi tho sen
ses with their spiendor ana pepetra.
ting fumes. Then again in and on
among this sea OF oriental color and
righteousness, there appears a mum
her OF Young and lovely maidens who
rival in beauty Of i2ce and figure the
magnifiicence and Gna,m OF their OK
quisite surroundings
The whole scene ulazes with irri-
descent grandeur in the brilliant sun
light II is into this vortex OF sensu.
sous creation that the innocent ard
guileless Parsifal is lured by Killing
sor, intent upon his moral downfall
And vet we see how tnis noble youth
Is enabled 10 resist ali the allure
ments and temptations that beect
him How, even wnen the arch temp
tress. Kundry. now transformed into
an enchantress OF wondrous beauty
and vuluptousness. is pow erless 10 at.
tract him We see these two arch
demons. frustrated In tleir evil ma.
chnatlons at last resort TO physica
violence, fearful that Paralfal shalt
escape tdem klingsor hurls the SIS
cred lance at the head Of valiant
youth II fails 10 strike him but
mraeulously remains suspended oYef
hle head Parsifal Rraspf the hol,
relic and with 1t males tne sign OF
the cross. A loud G. ash of thunder
is heard and. as II an earthquake &c.
Cured the magic castle crumbles in
TO ruins. the flower garden and all
it contains Is turned into an arid
waste and Klingsnr disappears loi
ever KundFy Is overwhelmed with
fright and horror, while Parslral
holding aloft the holy spear Syringe
over the ruins OF the castle and S
lost to view
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-11
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Miss Mamie symons is I'll 70 m
regret Of her friends.
The Bridge Eight will meet Monday
with Mrs. c. D Parker
Master Thomas Hopkins and Miss
Marie Hopkins are slightly I'll
Mrs. F. D. Thomas is improving
from an attack Of the grippe
Mrs. T. j. Mccall will entertain the
Friday sixhand Euchre club this az
ternoon.
Mrs. a. c. Banks will entertain the
Bridge club next Thursday afternoon
at the ogIethorpe.
Mr.. and Mrs Constant Miller and
family A. :as removed 10 their new
home on Halifax square
Miss ethel Elliott will return to
morrow from an extended visit to
boston and other cities
The sixhand Euchre club did not
meet yesterday as was intended but
win meet tom6psow afternoon instead.
Mr. and Mrs. CA Downing returned
last night from a Ishort visit to Saw
AMMAN.
The tablet foyfthe liberty tree plant
cd by the " *. r. has been ordered
and the contract given to Mr. j. e
duBlgnon for the coping which will be
erected shortly After this is put up
the Daughters will plant flowers
around the tree and tais will add
much TO the appearance Of the square
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-11

Look out for the sale OF bioycies
and bicycle sundries, sewing machines
and sewing machine implements, roll.
er top writing desk. boxes Of soap and
other articles Of value at No. 3i5
Newcastle street on January Is 1907
ct II O'Clock o. m
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-11

OIL clothing Of all kinds al Sig ~
son.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-11
Notice Veterans.

Notice Veterans
On Friday, January j., .ncre will
be meeting Of Camp jackson, Uni
ted Confederate Veterans at the court
houke, in the grand iary room. to
n AXE arrangements 10 celebrate Gen.
Lees birthday en-
Horace Dare5@
w. 3. Burroughs Commander.
Adjutant
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-11

Mrs. T. Q. Fleming, Jr.. was hostess
~ delightful meeting of the Mar
idV Woman's club YESTERDAY after
nod The rooms were attractive
WITH decorations OF red and white
garlands and Christmas bells and
pretty cards were set to Indicate par
tners A number of interesting
games were played after which dainty
RI freshments were served The mem
Gers present were: Mesdames A. c.
Banks, E. Raisae w Thomas.
George Cook, J. Y y r. J. Nc
9gB7''F Z EHiote@ A. Dntgogs Z
The guezts 6FSfhe club wd. NM F.
H. Mallard Mrs Thomas SMallRd
Mrs e. c. Hyer, Miss MildredHyon
aaa glassware less than actual cost
Bent miss ;hisss opportuDfiy 10 SUP
DIV YOUR needs In this ifnn C'l1sOu
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-02
Tax Adiustme ent.

Anniston, August 1.-(Special) )-Presi- dent Hanna of the Calhoun county board of commissioners is serving notices on property holders of an increase or equal ization of taxes in this county. This ac- tion is taken at the instance of County Tax Commissioner John s. Mooring, and is a result of a recent visit to Anniston or J. R. Powell of the state tax commls- sion. It is the object of that body to have all property assessed at 60 per cent or it's actual value The average in this county is 49 per cent, cut considerable property is assessed above 60 per cent. In all cases where the assessment Is in excess of the equalization standard set by the state commission a reduction will be granted
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-02
TRIAL JUDGE NOT
 YET OBTAINED
CASE AGAINST CALEB POWERS MAY BE CONTINUED TO C'VEM- BIER TERM OF COURT o WING TO ROBBINS ACTION.

Georgetown, Ky, Aug Lit is be- lieved tonight that the Caleb Powe IS case will be continued to the Novembe r term of court. No movement has been made today toward securing a special ji dge to succeed ]. E. Robbins by the pros, cution Attorneys for the defense have written d letter to Governor Beckham, WI } is at Bardstown. asking him to appoint , judge so that the trlal can proceed, but | no ac- tion has yet been taken.
 Powers and those of his counssel who were still here held q conference today and are preparing hot reply to the statements made by Judge RobbL when he was vacating the bench They refuse to state of what the reply would lronsst, but will likely give it out Saturda y. At torneys for the prosecution have II left here and will not return until a neY judge is named
 Powers seems much cast down oS CT the death of "Tallow Dick" Combs, WI 10 was killed by Il train last night. Coml )s was once charged with the Goebel mure ger and was alleged to have been threate ned by Col. Thomas C. Campbell of the pr osecu- ton if he did not testify the way Camp bell wanted. Combs also elaine, id that he accused Henry Youtsey of killin Goe- bel while both were in jail and outsey did not deny it.
 Judge NJ J Sauney of Stanf' ord is strongly tipped for the special jud seshlp.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-02
Anderson-ArnoId.

Gadsden. Aug .-(Special)-James H. Arnold and Miss Elizabeth Anderson were married at the Methodist parsonage at [ o'clock this morning. Rev. J. w. John son. pastor of the First Methodist church, officiating. Only a few intimate friends of the contracting parties were present. The wedding came a surprise to many of the friends of the happy couple. Mir. Arnold is member of the firm of Arnold & Co.,, cotton brokers, and is held in the highest esteem by his business associates and friends. Miss Anderson is a member of one of the most highly connected fam files in Etowah county and is greatly admired for her many accomplishments. The couple departed immediately over the Alabama Great Southern railway for a trip to the eastern cities.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-02
Industrial Education.

Huntsville, Aug. 1-(SpeciaL)-In a let ter to R. E. Pettus of this city. w M. Alexander. vice president of the National Society for the Promotion of Industrial Education, states that the society has undertaken the formation of state com mittee for Alabama. Mir Pettus and sev- eral other prominent citizens In the state have been appointed as members of the committed The object of the organiza- ton is to direct the attention of the pub He to the importance of industrial educa- ton as q factor In the industrial devel- opment of the nation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-02
7--==---a . - --77-7----- FIREMAN IS A HERO.
Destroys Automobile and Sustains ln-
 jury to Save Life.

Montgomery, Aug. 1.-Desplte the de- struction of costly motor car and the injury of a fine fire horse, Substitute Driver J. B. Wilson of the Scott street station is somewhat of hero today With a team almost beyond his control. pushed down a paved hill by an engine weighing 1000 pounds, he saw a buggy with two men and child In 1t backed right in front of the big animals. Too late to stop if the team had been under perfect control, but impossible with the horses excited and almost running away. his eye took in at a glance the best thing to do, that being to run into the empty ma chine rather than the buggy, which would have meant almost certain death to the occupants. Accordingly he pulled hard on the right rein and the horses dashed headlong into the automobile. tearing 1t up. but saving the human lives. Wilson was thrown to the pavement. receiving severe bruises
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-02
prohibitionists Relc ce.

Girard, August 1.-(specis )-Prohibi- tlonists in this city and Phenix City are rejoicing over the action of the Georgia legislature in voting that state dry, for, according to the enactment or the Alabama legislature, the sale Of hqnor ceases in these two cities as soon as whisky selling is prohibited in Columbus their big sister just across the Chattahoo- chee. in Georgia. At the hour that was set for the Georgia legislature to vote on the state prohibition bill the members of the Wcman's Christian Temperahee union in this city were on their knees in uraVpr
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-02
WHY TROOPS WERE SET 1T.
lreland's Chief Secretary Says Mutin-
 ous Actions Caused 1t.

London, August 1.-Defending .he ac- ton of the government in rushir E 1000 troops to Belfast for strike duty Chief Secretary for Ireland Byrrell dt sclared in the house of commons todd Y that the mutinous action of q port lon of the constabulary and the contir iuation of the strike necessitated prom, Jt and broad measures. The soldiers ha d been sent in response to the requir. sments of the civil authorities who rem ain in command of the situation so hat it was quite incorrect to sugges that Belfast was under military rule ]. MT. Byrrell added there was good reason to believe that the strike woulo l soon come to an end.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-02
Dr. Howard Dies.

Girard, August 1.-(Special.)-Dr T. W. Howard, aged G5 years one of the most prominent and highly respected citizens of Girard, died at his home last night after an illness of ten days of uraemic poison ing. He was a druggist here for many years and few men were so widely known in this section. He Is survived by his wife, three children and two brothers. The funeral took place this afternoon from the Baptist church in this city and was very largely attended. He was prominent Odd Fellow
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-02
Gas Turned On,

Huntsville, Aug. 1.-tSpecial.) )-Naturai gas was turned on through the pspes oi the Huntsville Gas company today and the price was cut in half. sl per thousand feet. The New York-Alabama oil com pany is in charge of the gas industry here now. having leased the plant and taken over the franchises of the Huntsville Gas company. The manufacture of artificial gas has been discontinued except to a limited extent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-02

fathers whose children will attend the school during the coming session. It will be practically impossible with this addi- tion and the fire drills for any one to get hurt in fire that might unfortunately occur at the school
 Local and Personal.
 Mrs. D. F. Land and Mrs Daniel Haynes leave tonight for Waynesville, N. C., to spend the month of August
 Col. w. R. Nelson and Miss Jamie Nel- son, who have been spending several weeks at Hot Springs. Ark, have return ed to their home in this city
 Miss Estele Adler leaves Saturday for Norfolk Washington and other points of interest.
 Miss Lucile Newman of Montgomery is the guest of Mrs. I. Schwarz of this city. Joseph Black has gone to Richmond, Washington and other points for a few weeks vacation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-02
Henry Cornelius Dies.

Huntsville, Aug L-tSpecial. )-Henry Cornelius, aged p years, died yesterday at his home in Merrimack after an illness of a few weeks. A widow and two small children survive him. Cornelius was 2 former resident of Guntersvile and body was taken to that town for bur
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-02

Montgomery, August 1. -(Speciall- When asked this morning if he would call an extra session of the legislature. Governor Conner said:
 T intend to see that every law of the state, both civil and criminal, is executed. If any defect in the laws are apparent, I will if necessary, call an extra session. l think that every state should be able to maintain it's own sov- erignty and manage it's own affairs. If we cant do that we become a colony and not d sovereign state.
 If our legislature cannot enact laws along this line it won't be very effective as lawmaking body to take care of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-02
Destitute Cared For.
Fire Escapes for School.

For years the necessity of fire escapes in the Dallas Academy has been manifest The trustees have recognized the neces- sity and at meeting some time ago au- thorized the erecting of the same. Today a contract was awarded the Union Iron Works for a set of iron steps to be erect ed in the rear of the building and which will provide ample egress from the build ing in case of fire.
 That this precaution has been taken will be quite a comfort to the mothers and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-02
TOBACCO HABIT CURED

Cigarette, Cigar, Pipe, Snuff, Tobacco chewing and all forrAs Of tobacco using are cured by the JAAszsS HOME CURE FOR TOBACCO HABITS. Put up in Tablet form. Easy and convenient to take. Makes quitting pleasure Cures while you work. Price of full course of lahlat trtarmen- for tobacco Eabit. s2. James SanatOrium Co.,, Memphis, Tenn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-02
Trouble Is Avoided

Anniston, August 1.-(Special)-Tb niston Electric and Gas company w terday granted still further time te as to their final action in regard ford's demand for 5-cent fare, ar the anticipated trouble was avo'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-02
STATE APPEALS IN
 COURTS ACTION Joseph P. Wood is Allowed
 Bond in 5000 PENSION BOARD IS BUSY A. L. Lawson Is Arrested on Two Charges-The Piper Home at TaI-
 Iadega Catches on Fire,
 But Is Saved.

Talladega, August 1.--(Special )-The ha- beas corpus trial to fix bail for Joseph P. Wood, charged with rape, resulted in the probate judge, Hon. J. E. Camp, al- lowing the defendant bail in the sum of $lG00. The state will appeal and this action will have the curious result of denying him bail, for the reason that the appeal cannot be heard by the supreme court until early in January, 1908, when the final trial will occur in September 1907, in the city court. The appeal suspends the order of the probate judge allowing bail, and in capitol cases bond cannot be given pending an appeal in a habeas corpus case
 The county pension examiners have been quite busy recently with the various claims of the Confederate soldiers. Messr5. M. Jackson and Dr. A. c. Simms have an office in the court house. and they act as the county examiners. There have bee forty applicants this year, the most of them being for the benefit of widows of ex-Confederate soldiers.
 The examiners find that there is much misapprehension on the subject of Con federate pensions, and the persons who are entitled to a pension. There is T widespread idea that every man who served as Confederate soldier is en- titled to a pension, but this is a mistake. Only those who are comparatively pover- ty-stricken, and unable to maintain theE'- selves, or their families, or who have been crippled with wounds as to make labor impossible are entitled to pensions.
 A. l.. Lawson, a white man, and rather prominent farmer of the eastern section of the county, was today arrested in Annston and placed in jail here. charged under two indictments found by the grand jury of this county with sell Ing mortgaged property and obtaining goods under false pretenses His bond has been fixed at $500 in each case.
 The Piper home on the eastern side of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-02
Hudson Takes Charge.

Gadsden, Aug. 1-(Special)-J. |, Hud- son assumed charge of the GadsdA fun naces of the Alabama Consolidate Coal and Iron company as superintendent sue ceedng J. N. Reese. whose resieil ttion took effect today. MT. Hudsion has been with the Alabama Consolida ed for sev- eral years and is also in charge of the furnace at 1ronaton.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-02
EXTRA SESSION WILL BE
 CALLED IF NECESSARY

state Our laws regarding our internal affairs should first be fixed by our su- preme court and I hardly see how any citizen who loves his state should wish the contrary"
 From the foregoing it is apparent that the governor does not intend to call an extra session of the legislature immedi- ately, but that he will not hesitate to call one later on, if it becomes neces- sary by reason of the supreme court of the state, or any other court declar- ing unconstitutional or void any of the important laws enacted at this session of the legislature which the governor deems of sufficient public importance to war rant him in calling an extra session.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-02

If you go to il. Her ,s nel, 1916 First Avenue, and q ink a big cool schooner of beer direct from the keg you will never vote the prohibition ticket.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-02

East street in the northern part of the city, caught on fire about noon yester day, but was extinguiShed by the depart ment with but little loss to the building. syren whistle with volume enough to it to wake the seven sleepers of C1ris- tendon is the fire alarm of the depart ment. but this gentle whisper did not turn loose yesterday until the fire was out, the cause being that the wire operating the whistle flas slackened until it is in contact with the electric wire, and the boys were afraid to turn the switch.
 The Rev. James D. Gwaltney. pastor of the Baptist church. will devote the two weeks leave of absence granted him by the church to seeing the Jamestown Fair, after which he will come home to plunge into the prohibition canvass.
 Dr. C. W. Vandiver, having finished his holiday, returns today to Birmingham to resume his duties as prescriptionist In a drug store.
 ]. w. Brown, chairman of the county prohibition campaign committee, has called a meeting of the committee at Tal- ladega Friday.
 Henry J. Mean, general freight ana pas senger agent of the Birmingham and At lantic railroad, is in Atlanta today on business connected with that road.
 The city has determined in order to en- force connections with the sanitary sewer to employ plumbers and to charge the work against the owners of the property This action will undoubtedly bring about A large and early meeting of the Knock CTS club
 The "Sacred Heart singers will meet next Sunday at the Second Baptist church. There are number of fine voices among these singers, and more real good music can be heard there than at many other more pretentious places The at tendance at the meeting promises 10 De large
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-02
 INJUNCTION MUST STAN D.
Closing of Elevators Is Fougl It By
 Chicago Merchants.

Chicago, August 1.-Judge Car ter of the supreme court, today declif led to dissolve the temporary intunctie cured some time ago by the C hicago board of trade preventing thre' rail road companies and certain elevate pro pretors from withdrawing their ele yators from public service. The injunctio n will now remain in force until the e ctober term of the supreme court, WI zen d final order in the case will be ent sred It was contended by the board of trade that property rights will be grave ly en- dangered by tt- ' elei vators which now st. and would prac com- mission h
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-02

Last night in a house in the Second ward Will Wallis, a negro, was severely cut by Sallie Turner, a negress. Just tho particulars of the affray have not become public, but the man was cut in several places, his injuries being such that it was not deemed expedient to permit him to appear at mayors court this morning. The trial was, therefore. postponed until tomorrow.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-09
TIDEWATER DEAL
IS ALMOST CLOSED
DEWBERRY HAS SIGNED FRAN
CHlSE AND SIGNATURES OF THE
MAYOR AND CITY CLERK WILL
BE AFFIXED IN NEAR FUTURE.

The franchise contract between the city
of Birmingham and the Tidewater Devel-
opment company, whereby the latter will
operate an electric car line on Fifth ave-
nue. from the eastermost to the wester-
most extremities received the signature
of j. NJ Dewberry, president of the COM
pany, yesterday. The signature of Mayor
Ward and Clerk Murray are alone needed
to make the document effective. These
signatures will be attached within the
next day or two When the contract is
signed by both parties thereto, the Tide
water Development company will pay into
the treasury of the city $4,000, guaran-
tee of good faith. The $3.50 in return for
the franchise has already been paid.
Under the terms work in good faith will
be begun within eight months after the
execution of the contract, and cars shall
be operated within period of two years.
Further terms have already been set out
at length in The Age-Herald. The fares
shall be regulated by the city, The COM
pany shall refund the property owners
, for recent street Improvement and shall
pay for pavement of that space within
the rails, and on each side to an extent
of eighteen inches. The company is pro-
hbited from operating freight cars on
the line. The entire contract is contained
in a voluminous document.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-09
At the Rliou.

The Girl and the Gambler a musical
drama With the popular coincidence,
Florence Bindley, in the stellar role, will
close a weeks engagement at the Bijou
with a matinee this afternoon and a
performance tonight. The piece is elab-
orately staged and presented by COM
pany under the direction of b. f. For
roster. 1t is said that this vehicle af-
fords Miss Bndley the best opportunity
of her histrionic career for displaying
her talents. Gifted as she Is with dra-
matte ability and n good singing voice,
she never fails to prove satisfactory
entertainer. Love Is the denominating
theme of the play.
Next weeks offering will be AT Cripple
Creek" a successful melodrama.