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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-02
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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-01-05
DEATH Will DELAY CONGRESS
Both Houses Will Show Respect for
Late Senator Mallory.
Demise Of MIR. Tawney's Father VIII
Hold Up Appropriation Bills, but
Message May Cause Debate.

The two Houses Of Congress will prob
ably hold brief sessions when they re-
convene after the holiday recess to-
morrow, adjournment Immediately after
the transaction of necessary business be
ing expected. as the result Of the recent
death of Senator Mallory, of Florida.
which occurred during the recess.
Senator Mallory, as the senior Senator
from Florida. was tho head of the dele
CATION from that State in Congress. and
the House as we'll as the Senate Will
therefore doubtless take immediate cog
nizance of his demise.
The death of the father of Representa-
tive TaWney OF Minnesota, which will
delay the return of the Representative
until the middle OF this week. will pre-
vent the reporting Of the appropriation
bills 10 the House until the end of the
week or later, and until these bills are
reported nothing Of Importance is eX-
pected to come up in the Lower House.
The distribution Of the Presidents mes
sage among the various committees which
have to do with the legislation recon-
mended therein, which will probably come
up this week. is about the only matter
that is expected TO cause a debate OF any
interest Members who have something
to say upon the measures recommended
by the President are likely 10 seize upon
this opportunity to have their say, and
some lively remarks may be made before
the message is finally distributed,
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-01-05
KANN's BARGAIN OFFER.
Determined 10 Make This Week a
Memorable One.

Memorable One.
S. Kann, Sons & Co. are plainly deter
mined TO make the first Monday Of 1906
memorable In bargain offerings.
To begin with there is the annual Jan
uary sale of sample embrOideTies, waist
frOntings, strips, all-overs, &c, and adj
vertised TO be sold at savings averaging
one-half. Just at a time when so many
people are getting ready to make up their
undergarments and do much of their sew
ing for spring, this viii undoubtedly be a
most welcome announcement.
In close connection with this embTOid-
cry sale will be the sale of Val. laceS,
5000 dozen yards in the lot, which means
splendid range of selection,
White goods that can be bought at spe-
cial prices now are represented in to-
morrows announcement by an offering OF
corded plain lawns at much less than
regular prices.
The onee-a-year chance tomorrow on
table linens of the famous John S. Brown
& Co. S manufacture, which are offered
at actual cost TO import, being the i'm
pOTter's samples.
The housekeeper will have much cause
for rejoicing this first Monday in the new
year. not only over linens, but at being
able TO replenish her supply of lace cur
tains at less than usual prices, and at the
chance to buy mill ends" of tapestries
at Just about one-fifth the yard prices, in
pieces from "A to "a inches square.
To come back to things to wear there
Is an interesting announcement of pretty
Japanese silks in both self-dotted and
Jacquard styles, in a great variety OF col
3rs, at almost half the regular values; a
notice OF wool dress goods that deserves
attention. a little item about the new
trimmings for evening costumes; a men
ton OF evening footwear, and last, but
by no means least, one item IN linens that
is so very good that those who have
much in the way Of refining or of making
new garments that require a handsome
lining viii be especially interested IN. and
in connection with this should be men
toned the immense annual January sale
Of notions that will be Of interest to all
dressmakers and modistes, as well as
10 those who have only their own sewing
to do.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-01-05

the government viii start In TO acquire
the property between Pennsylvania ave-
nue. and the Mall for the use OF public
buildings which 1t will be necessary to
erect within the next few years.
Investment In the Suburbs.
For smaller investment the suburban
subdivisions offer large inducements to
outside capital Lots in these subdivisions
are being sold rapidly. some OF them TO
home-seekers In Washington, but many
more of them 10 be held as investments
by persons who have few thousand dol
| lars to put into washington real estate.
The movement is constantly gaining mo-
mentum, and investors in many instances
will not have long to wait to realize
good prices upon their original outlay.
The building of new houses goes con-
stantly forward. There is little vacant
property left in the old city limits. the
operations Of the past few years having
pretty well covered the unoecupled land
in the northwest and the east end Of the
city In the future the expansion of the
city must seek the suburbs, and lots
which now are held at a few cents a foot
il is confidently believed will command
dollars within five years. Thus the move
lAklkS ADA tllN Investment VI uuASlHt GdFl-
tai so on and the growth of Washington.
while it cannot now be accurately set
down i'm terms. is bound TO be great ard
constant for many years 10 come
The argument for the stability of values
has secure foundation, and the fact is
coming more and more TO be recognized
in all parts of the country. and the flow
of capital TO Washington viii not cease
unless some unlocked for and costly
blunder is made by the local managers
of real estate,
Moore & Hill have sold for Harry
Wardman one Of the new colonial houses
now being erected at the corner Of
Thirteenth and Kenyon streets. Column
bia Heights These houses viii be finish
ed about March 1. The property was
purchased as a home. The price paid
was IS, $50
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Morocco. AS a London weekend sheet
sums up the situation there, "the French
seem to be carrying their part OF the
white mans burden pretty WELL
Frenehmen ara ready to respond to the
appeal of the ministerialist Temps
which asks them to back up the Glenn
enceau government in a new departure
within the limits of international obliga-
TONS"
This, in plain English. means that
Clemenceau has resolved to make up for
lost time and to recover lost ground.
Since the return Of Emperor William
from England the Paris foreign Office
has displayed unwonted activity In the
handling of Moroccan issues.
The explanation generally accepted Is
that as a result of Edward Wis be-
nignant Intervention in the Franco-Ger-
man quarrel as to the future OF the dis
puted territory in Northwest Africa all
fear of International complications has
been eliminated.
New General More Aggressive.
What is to Be- done to repress the rebels
and to restore order is Of less conse-
quenee than what will follow. Now that
Gen. dAmade. a soldier Of the new
school, with no traditions or apologies
from the days Of the Franco-Prussian
war to limit his usefulness, has replaced
the vacillating Drude at Casa Blanca, the
military situation is certain to be changed
speedily.
But In the background is the loan Paris
has made TO Fez of $20.OOO,00O on collat-
eral which places in the hands of the
French the cream of the country's finance,
The political consequence cannot fail
to be the gradual assertion effectively OF
the predominance of France in the Mo-
roccan empire. Berlin has received a sola-
tium. and the nature of it will be appar-
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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-01-05
PROF. HOGARTH LECTURES.
Remarks on Crete-ResuIt
of Eight Years Work.

Prof. D. G. Hogarth. formerly director
of the British School at Athens, delivered
an illustrated lecture on The Aegean
and Crete" last night in University Hall,
of George Washington University, at the
eighth anniversary exercises of the Clas-
steal Club.
Prof. HOgarth dealt chiefly with ancient
Crete civilization. its origin, accomplish
ments, and connection to other races and
civilizations. He said the results Of the
last eight years work in Crete by archae-
ologists have corrected many false i'm
pressions concerning the civilization of
that country.
Prof. HOgaTth came to this country at
the request Of the Archaeological Institute
Of America, and has delivered about
thirty lectures, most of them in California
and the West
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-01-05
DIXON DOWN AND OUT.
Former Champion Victim of John
BarIeycOrn.

NEAEI E1AUU ANNatIE VI IVMn
BarIeycOrn.
New York, Jan. 4.-George Dixon, the
former negro feather-weight champion,
applied tonight at Bellevue Hospital for
treatment. He came in cab and was
admitted by DR.. Hooker, who recognized
him.
What are you doing here, Gdbrge?"
asked the surgeon. Last time I saw you
was up at the Long Acre Athletic Club,
and you didn't look much in need of
health then"
out" answered the prize fighter ''John
Barleyeorn nas got me, and, besides / am
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-01-05
LOCAL Y. M. C. A. DOWNED.
Central Association Quint of Balti-
more Wins by "a 10 Is.

The local Y. NJ. c. a. basketball quint
went down to defeat before the fast team
work of the Central Y. NJ. c. A, of Balti-
by "a to IS.
Williams played a star game for the
local outfit, and Fowler and Hamilton
showed well for the visitors. Briley threw
seven free goals. allowed by the fire.
quency with which the local goal shoot
ers incurred the referees penalty. Line
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KEENAN, THE VICTOR
Famous Battle Revived by
Burns-MOir Fight.
TOM SAVERS LOST TITLE

Recent Contest Brings tn Memory
First Famous International Com
borough, England, april II, 1860.
Lasted for FOrty-two Rounds.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-16
NEGROES ATTACK
 TWO WHITE MEN
BRUTAL AND UNPROVOKED AS SAULT ON c. c. RAFT AND A. J. BEAN AT HOLT NEGROES MAKE THEIR ESCAPE.

Tuscaloosa, September 15.-(Special.)- C. c. Raft and A. J. Bean, white men and employees of the Semet- Solvay plant at Holt, were the victims of a brutal and unprovoked assault by negroes yesterday morning. The trouble grew out of the fact that MT. Craft. who has charge of the electric motor. requested a negro en- ploye to throw a switch for him. This the negro refused to do.
 Mr. Craft then went himself to throw the switch, and when he returned to his regular work the same negro met him and dealt him a terrific blow on the head with a lead pipe.
 MT. Bean then went to his friends as sistance, whereupon another negro struclx him with a similar weapon. Both of the white men were rendered unconscious by the blows and remained so for 15 min utes or more.
 The negro assailants were Jonas Me Cullough and Dave Vaughn. The sheriff was at once notified but the negroes had made good their escape and have not yet been located.
 s. M. Hemphill, superintendent of the construction company that has the con- tract for the government building here is in the city. MT. Hemphill states that the work will commence in a few days He states also that the company will employ local labor in doing it's work as far as is possible.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-16

through the medium of interpreters. The examination of witnesses con tinued until II o'clock when Judge Mil Ter took up the trial of three defend ants who were charged with assault to murder. The trial of these persons lasted only very short while and at 1 o'clock the taking of evidence in the Slavs case was resumed. Much of the testimony is similar to that given in the case tried last week.
 few new witnesses were introduced, among the number being the under taker from Birmingham, who embalmed the body of Conductor Collins. Capt. White and Attorney Vandegraffe of counsel for the defendant, made a hard fight against the introduction in evil dence of the bloody clothing worn by Conductor Collins the night he was killed. Judge Miller overruled the ob- iections and the bloody garments were exhibited to the jury.
 At ? o'clock in the afternoon, after conference with the attorneys rep resenting the state and defendant, Judge Miller stated that it was apparent that the other two cases similar to the one on trial could not be tried this week, so he discharged the jurors who were not engaged in the trial of the defendant Lazanevich and the other two cases were continued.
 The introduction of evidence con tinued until o'clock when court was adjourned until 8 o'clock for supper
 After supper court was in session until 10 o'clock. Several Slavs swore that the defendant told them on the afternoon before the shooting that night that a train load of men were coming to Blocton that night and that crowd was going to wait on the and that the defendant and others went in the direction of where the shooting was done.
 The attorneys for the defendant are making many objections to the intro duction of testimony, thereby consum- ing much time. The case will hardly be given to the jury before Thursday night.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-16
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-16
Second Case In Connection
 With Blocton Tragedy
MANY WITNESSES CALLED
Fellow Slavs Testify That Defendant Said Train Load of Men Was Coming and That Crowd
 Would Wait On Them.

Centreville, September 5.-(Special.) The trial of Mihailo Lazanevich, the second of the Slavs under indictment for the murder of Conductor Joseph Collins at Blocton on the night of Au gust 8, when crowd fired into train from ambush was resumed in the cir cult court at Centreville yesterday.
 After much trouble the jury was completed late Saturday afternoon, when court was adjourned until Mon day morning.
 Defendants counsel asked leave to withdraw the plea of not guilty, which leave was granted by the court, where upon the defendants lawyers demurred to the indictment. assigning the same grounds that were contained in the de- murrers filed in the case of the SlaV who was convicted last week. Judge Miller promptly overruled the demur- Ter and the plea of not guilty was again interposed.
 The witnesses in the case were ther called and a vast array responded These were sworn and placed under the rule; the foreign witnesses were sworn
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-16
LAWRENCE COURT
 IS IN SESSION
BASCOM AND WILL TURNER ARE INDICTED FOR THE MURDER OF WALTER HOLLAND LAST JANU- ARY-OTHER INDICTMENTS.

Decatur, September 15-(Special. .)-The grand jury of Lawrence county that has been in session at Moulton for the past week adjourned yesterday after finding GA indictments-three of which were for murder, and one for an assault with in- tent to murder Bascom Turner and Will Turner were indicted for the killing of Walter Holland at Caddo last January.
 West Montgomery an old man, was in- dicted for the murder of w. D. Pruitt. Tom Henry was indicted for cutting off the head of will owen Both were ne- groes.
 It has been a number of years slnce Lawrence county has had this numper or murder cases on the criminal docket.
 The trial of Bascom Turner was set for next Monday morning.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-16
Schools Are Open.

Union Springs, September 15.-(Special.j The public school opened here yesterday with a large attendance, 227 pupils being enrolled. The opening exercises were, largely attended by parents and friends and talks were made by Rev. E. L. CraW ford, Rev. J. M. Thomas, Rev. R. L. Bell and Prof. w. R. Harrison. This large attendance is very gratifying
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-16

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS
 Freight received and for warded via ATLANTA, BIR- MINGHAM & ATLANTIC R. R. will be handled through the section of the L. 6 N Freight Depot located between 2Oth and 21st streets.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-16
Boys Released From Prison.

Fl Paso, Tex, September 15.-The three boys arrested by Mexican rurales and held at Juarez, held for 13 days without the formalities of having charges pre- ferred against them, were released last night. They declare that a full examina- tion with questions particularly directed to discovering any revolutionary sym pathies the prisoners might have enter tained was made.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-16
Four Cottages Burn.

Decatur, September 15.-(Special.) )-F'ire broke out last night in cottage on Crawfords Row and four houses were burned before the fire could be gotten under control. The houses were owned by Mrs B. Crawford of New Decatur The loss is s35OO, covered by insurance.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-16
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