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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-09-25
Fire In New Orleans.

New Orleans. September PA threaten
ing fire broke out at 80 this morning
in the down town district at the corner
of Baronne and Common streets. The
blaze was discovered in a general store
Light company office building. The fire
was brought under control after being
confined to the top floor of the building
in which it started. Several firms suf-
fered small losses mostly from water
damage
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-09-25
Rebekahs Turned Down.

Denver, September 24.-Hopes of the
Order of Rebekah, the woman auxiliary
of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows,
for obtaining a separate national execu-
tive body We're sheltered by the unfavor-
able action today by the committee to
which their petition was assigned by the
sovereign grand lodge of the Odd Eel
lows. The committee Of the whole grand
lodge today reported its conclusions on
the revision of the sovereign grand lodge
ritual. This means that the subordinate
encampment will have a new ritual for
next year.
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Contempt Cases Dismissed.

Pensacola, Fla. September 24.-In the
congressional test case of Mays and
rule citing six members of the congress
sional committee and four prominent at
torneys to appear before him for con-
tempt of court tonight decided that he
did not have jurisdiction and dismissed
the contempt cases. The charge of con-
tempt grew out of the violation of an
injunction issued by Judge Wolfe re-
straining the committee from announcing
the result of the democratic congressional
primary in the third district.
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Will Provides for Missions.

New York, September 24-The will of
the late Winfield Tucker, who died Sep
TENDER s. last, near Lake Toxaway, n.
c., was filed for probate today in the sur
rogate's office. Requests to the amount
of $4,000 are left charitable Institutions,
a similar amount is left to relatives, and
the residue of the large estate is left to
the domestic and foreign missionary So
cieties of the Protestant Episcopal church.
The largest other bequest is to the Pres
byterian hospital, New York, which gets
500 500 for the endowment of three beds
in perpetuty to the memory of S. Joseph,
Isabella and Alkaline Tucker.
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Insane Woman Suicides.

Dayton, o., September 24.-Declaring her
disgust with modern fashions, Mrs. Lula
Kreitzer, aged 40, widow, returned to
nature and appeared today in the streets
nude. When the police were summoned
the woman entered her home and, after
firing two bullets into her stomach, set
fire to the house and deTed the officers.
After some delay the door was broken
down and the woman found lying on
the floor in a pool of blood but with
revolver ctlutched in her hand, from
which she fired at policemen until the
weapon was empty. The bullets failed to
take effect. The woman is dying in
hospital.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-09-25
Two Killed In a Wreck,

Atlanta, September 24-Two persons
were killed and four injured when south
bound passenger train No. Al on the
Southern railway ran into an open switch
near Duncan, s. c., late today. The
engine and the baggage car and one
coach turned over, the engineer and i1re-
man being killed. Three passengers and
the baggagemaster We're more or less serl-
ously injured. The train is local which
runs from Charlotte, N. C., to Toccoa
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-09-25
FOR. SALE

Pair high bred mares. Abso-
lutely safe; not afraid Of any
thing. One surry and set of
double harness. Will sell for
$3.50. Originally cost owner
$1265. If interested, inquire at
1909 First Avene.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Mrs. Rebecca |. Etchison.

Mrs. Rebecca L. Etchison, aged Sc years
died yesterday at the family residence
829 South Fifteenth street The remains
will be sent to Goodwater at o'clock
this morning by Shaw & Son for inter-
ment The deceased was the mother Of
M. F., Etchison, who is connected with
the Moore & Handley Hardware COM
pany.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-09-25
Fourteenth Game of Chess.

Munich, September 24-The fourteenth
game between DR.. Lasker and DR.. Tar
rasch for the chess championship was
adjourned today in the forty-sixth round.
Tarrasch opened with Ruy Lopez and
Lasker defended with Rio Janeiro vari-
alton. The chances favor a draw.
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Precautions AGAINST choIera.

Berlin, September 24.-The minister O.
the interior has issued orders for the en-
forcement of the emergency regulation re-
garding immigrants from Russia which
were decided upon yesterday. In addition
to the usual medical inspection immi-
grants will be required to battle their per-
sons and all their clothing and belong
ings will be fumigated.
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GOMPERS MAKES
SERIOUS CHARGES
He Says Detectives Followed Up
Himself and Others
ATTEMPT MADE TO BRIBE
In the Examination at Washington Mr..
GOmpers Springs a Sensation In
His Charges Against James
w. Van cleaVe.
ATTEMPT MADE TO BRIBE

Washington, September 24-Mr. Com
pers in the labor contempt hearing here
today testified that he and other labor
leaders had been frequently followed by
detectives employed by Mr.. Van Cleave.
He also said an emissary of Van Weave
named Brodenburg had offered him
bride at a meeting in New York to de-
sert the cause of labor and put the
Manufacturers association in possess
sion of its secrets.
National politics was injected into
today's proceedings almost as soon as
the cross-examination of President
Gompers was begun by Attorney Rails
ton, counsel for the federation. The
examination let into a lively col1oquy
in which the National Manufacturers
association, of which James w. Van
Cleave is president. Mr.. Van Cleaye's
presence at the republican national
convention, and Judge Taft's toward in
junction were discussed. Mr.. Ralston's
questions were in support of his theory
of an organized effort to destroy organ
lied labor.
Mr.. Gompers said he had nothing to
do with the circulation of the Fedora
zionist for January, 1903, as charged.
so far as you know" he was asked,
has there been any distrib ution of the
we don't patronize list including the
Buck Stove and Range company since
December %, 1907, when the injunction
decree was issued?"
Mr.. Gompers replied In the negative
and added that not since the issuance
of the decree had he made any effort
to have it disobeyed.
Have you consciously violated the
Injunction" he was asked.
Il have not"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-09-25

1t is well known fact that when a
man purchases property and makes i'm
provements on same. should he sell. his
intention is to charge enough to get back
the money spent on improvements.
Within the last year Elmwood cemetery
has spent over $4,000 on improvements, yet
has not advanced the price of lots, but
before doing so we desire to give you the
opportunity to get a six grave lot this
month in center of the cemetery for 500.
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Anarchists Arrested.

Pau, France, September 24-The police
have arrested several dangerous anar-
chists, who with others, were engaged in
celebrating a plot to assasinate King
Alfonso of Spain when he passed through
Biarritz on Saturday on his way to
Paris
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Luther w. White.

Luther W. White, age 26 years died at
SIT North Nineteenth street yesterday. The
remains will be sent to Sipsey, near Fay
cite, by Shaw & Son for interment. The
home of the deceased was at 53O5 Tenth
avenue, and he is survived by his widow
and one child.
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Precautions for NAVY.

Washington. September 24-Admiral
Sperry, commanding the Atlantic bat
tleship fleet, will be given instructions not
TO permit shore leave to his men or al
low visits from shore at Manila if the
cholera continues to prevail there when
the vessels reach Cavite to coal about
October l.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-09-25
Showers Stop Fires.

Detroit, September 24.-specials to the
Free Press from Calumet and traverse
City, Mich, say that showers today great
ly improved the forest fire situation
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Rather Watery.

From the Boston Post
You have a new milkman?" interro-
gated the Throop street lady
YES, indeed responded her neigh
Dor.
What brand of milk does he sell?'
We'll, l call it the sky brand"
'And why such an unusual name, my
dear?'
We'll. you see. one day it is blue and
the next day it is cloudy
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-09-25
Eitch,s PLAY In Berlin.

Berlin, September A-Clyde F1tch
comedy 1.-THE Truth had its first pre-
sentation at the New Theatre tonight
The critics say that it is difficult to be-
lieve that the play originated in America
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-09-25

From Puck.

From Puck.
Did Tom have any luck hunting tigers
in lndia?''
"Yes-great luck.
How
"He didn't meet any tigers
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-09-25
Cholera Is Checked.

Odessa, September 24.-The municipal
authorities have been successful in check
ing the cholera in this city. There have
been only four cases this week, with two
deaths. Not single case was reported
today.
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appearance to the cemetery as whole,
all lots are taken care of by the com
pany.
AS we are making special inducements
now. and selling lots on monthly pay
ments, we would be glad to have you call
at our cemetery office or phone us and
make some enga cement to see our new
sections Take Powderly, West End or
Cleveland cars. Respectfully yours,
ELMWOOD CEMETERY CO.
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which will save you money, besides you
can get better location now.
These lots are in a very desirable loca-
ton and we now have them on the mar
ket at soc per square, foot, which I'M
cludes perpetual care that is the moving
of the grass, not only on your lot, but
on all the adjoining ones. We believe
that you will agree with us, that our
plan will be far more satisfactory to you,
at the same time giving much better
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fri -1y
LoRING SPRINGS, Men.ons

LOOKOUT MT. $500 FIT. ALTITUDE
Chalybeate, alum and freestone water.
FISHING, hunting, swimming. boating.
bowling, tennis, croquet, music. dane
ing Clubs and teachers special rates.
CHAS. A. LORING Prop.
5-24-su- W ed fri
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E. T. Shaw & Son. Undertakers.

Green Undertaking Co.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-03
Spfcr brs GpflunS in Wiiiiiippi.

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9lllte 5u bringen. M}on 6eiiirdtet.
Dab minoeitenS 5TparVig Eerionen ibr
Seben perloren boben.
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Nrnnn,a -Sinnlptpnr.

Sein in I&ilnington %gcilmGcnc@ Sob
licO oui Nooicuclt III CoUcr mie-
OcrboltI- Bon Gopcr uo0 YDi-
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rene ucruuItoltct hottC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-03
Gntideionna iibcr Selepbunbctricbe.

6'bicug'o, ST., 2. 6cbritm. -
Hidlter @in0e pom S%rCiSgcrid)t polt
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WonopOI 3n ifuffeit, iueltn AUDI fein
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-03
Sorn WcS uualb's WorSpru,rs.

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Gnt'tlcocn 81 @unitcn ser Irmt
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borne 9efOmmen. &ieoerholt bobr
lie eoobei nlsgcrnieiL @uerir bobe
iif eridoiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-03
grieibefSrbtrins nadESsm gnsfanoc.

Die a1lslQaoilde Hplt 7iiir Die nit
Dem s. 6ebritor -ertoenoe ISOLDE
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lid often, oitsaenomnlen Sonntass.
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una 6reita9s UNI 3 llbr Wadmittogs;
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iino Die griefraten mad Dem NlSlan.
be (ansgenommeu CANADA, Merifo;
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Tiir Sarif Hcuiiiun.

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tcreiIc ciucr Eorif Ncbiiion un0 Ger
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trd0cn bci'm Er0iioentcn 9tooiepelt
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logc zines ioIdcn HloucS Ncn 0on.
btlSbctricb nit sen Ser. Stooten ilnls
1uocitnltcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-03
@rftcrn WlarnInnh Gifalbahn.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-03
6inbaltsbcfcbl nbgclcbnt.
@idtiBe Gnti6cioumg oc8 9unoc5.
rihtcr5 Ibompion in Cincinnati.

49, ~
Cincinnati 8, ,. 6cbr1tnr.
@ut0caridtcr Ibompipn idQtC
geitrrn cine GutiAciolng in pcIdcr
er cs oblehntc, einen Ginbult3beiebl
gcgen oie international EreBmen'&
Union" gu urIoiicu, Inn Tie am Strife
3H pcrbinOcrt. 0os @eiu0 mitrOe
pom ser nltnitco 5upotbctue OF 9lme-.
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lie potter AAQ9W;d GiG ralteulotip1
nal Frintii9 ErcBncn'S Union"
5tuin8cn, Die @citimnungcl eincs
GontruttS cin}n6oltclL, Dercn 5ltiolac
Scr Nhhhtnocutog niAt por Dem T..
Sorulor 1909 IN Strait treteu lollc.
9lni Griuheu mlIrOe Der y(ppptbc,
tae" elm tempor1rer ginbaltabCicbi.
betuiaigt, tporUlf lie nm Die Eerma-
Hcn5 Grfl0rung ociielben nodiud)
ten. Sic @comtcn ser Union 1uben
5rL 0ob CiniQc BON ibnen 0u5 Nbfom
men ullter5ci6nct battrL 0oB 0os-
ielbe aber nid)t bin0en0 iCi, "a Is BON
ben Wiitglieoeru DER Union niht roti.
ii5irt morocn ici. &idtcr lbonpion
entidico. OoB oas pom Sen 9enmtcn
Ser ellniou ubgeid)loiienc llebcrcilt,
fonutcn bctrciia zines nei~tnitiinOiacn
9frbeitStoges fir Die iibrigen Mit.
gIiPbcr Der Union nift binOcnb lit,
ptSGotp cr sic @cmGbrumg ciltcS per
monentCu GinGnltabefebls oblcbnc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-03
N,rs. gainsIpp,s sppthina shrnp

uirb felt iiher tinnonnoiefSia1 Sabrtn: spH
Mtnipnsn non Dsiftcrn fur thre 8ineert bel NJ
bernhiet oas Gino, ~erueidtt ben @auinen, be.
fhpiftiat ale sdlnerien iurirt Ntphta4f mn
lit has bette Wsittel fiir Gfurt6oe, "esuit gtpos
tbpfern IN dueH 3eltibeiIeH p~eriniift. Stib
aeipis uno berIanat ,,Wtre. gaineiow's supfniua
enrnp" nno uebian feiitt 'nneere Sorte. Sinis
ags8tpanSis 9sIjts BIS sMlalfes; Inter ssi, s,dbr,
gdrnntiri. GerfersgiulIfiiier 1905. Cir alteS
aub gut teiuatrtes Wsi.tel.
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