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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-23
Die Gdternader sprinspruseiiion.

Inidbrli1 am Sfingit $ 9~ienstnee
finbet 3u ghterndh Elm punberidmes,
Observation-Disclosures Stauipie[ itatt. bic
ioeenannte Sprinspru5eiiion 3u gbren
bes beiliaen @iQtbrorb. Wan bat
ihon niel fir unb geseu bieie Yro5eis
iion seifrieben; Die @inen tinoen Die
ieIbe iebr erbauenb, bic Inoeren, ans
sefrelien bonn ntohernen &ationaIis@
mus, idiitteln bobneub ben aopf unb
ihfpatronieren BON mittelaIterlihem
96bleralauben. 8eioe Weinungen
lailen it'd neriteben, ie nahoem ma
auf finoIihs sldubi9em oper auf einem
IQes ben0r9elnoen nuo befrittelnoen
Stanopunfte Itebt.
'Gfterna6 lit elm fleines. 1000
Gintuobner 5dblenbes Stdothen 2ls
gembure's unb Iiest int liebliten
Saiter : Sbale, am iiib : tpeitliten
@noe Der gifeI. bart an Der
preuBii6eu @ren5e. Sn Der Ndbe
betpunbern Die Souriften bas befannte
WiiIertbal. bas an romantii6 pilben
S3euerieu bas oielgcprieiene Iartbal
nod iibertrifft. Sm Sabre COS GRIM
bette Der beiIise Wiaibrorb Die gdters
nader genebiftiner sQbtei nnb oas ct.
8eors sSolpital. tpeldes beute nod
beitebt unO bas GlteIte Soipital guros
pas lit. Sic gtnfpobner bes naben
geoen berlieben nun ibr 9orf, UNI lid
in Der Ndbe Der Ibtei an3uiieoeln.
ghterna6 peroanft alio feline @nts
itebung Dem beilisen Wilibroro. unb
besbalb lit es fem @unber, ipenn
bieies Stdot6en big in uuSer uufaes
flGrtes Sabrbunbert binein nuidbrlih
ieinem eroben Sduspatron Die finos
lidfte Sanfbdrfeit benefit.
Shpn am 0orabence uno Ifinaits
Dienstae in aler 6riibe itromen bon
allen Seiten eruppens ODER pro5eis
iionStpeiie 5ablrei6e Sileer berbei, Die
Den Hoienfran3 beten ober Die 2itanei
Deg beilieen 1iuibrorb iiusen. Geaeu
ae6t llbr, beim feierlihen Sha1e Der
8loden. berldBt Die @eiitliffeit Die
Stride uno besiebt ii6 NIT areu5 unb
Sabne, bas .8eni Creator" iinsenb.
iiber Die Bride auf bas linfe Souers
llier. bis ms preuBiihe 9orf Ghters
ndherbriid, mo man bel einem alten
iteinernen 2rer5 iteben bleibt. Nuf
elmer improbiiierten 8an3el bdlt Elm
Yrieiter cine Iniprahe an oaS Bolt
uno barauf ieet it'd bic Yro5eiiiou in
Veiueaung.
gin Der Spise iinsen mebrere hum
bert Sdnser nit Der 9eiitli6teit abs
| mehjcfuh Nip Qitouei Sss het(;nen
Wiqibroro. binter benielben fommt
cine LANCE Heibe bon 8eiitliten.
Damn tommt cine srobe Wuiittapele.
Die ben 8inibrorous : Rarih ipielt,
unb ibr reiben ii6 bic 5dn5er ODER
springer on. 3uerit erblidt man Die
10s bis 1~4sidbrisen ainoer Der Staot.
hann Die iuneen 2eute, bic IGo6en.
bic NGnner nnb Srauen. i6lieblif
i'm bunteiten Sirheinanoer MIR nod
8ruppen beiSerlei @eihIefts. go
ndbert iih Der 3ug laneinm Der Stabt.
Inn Die San5bewe9unsen leidter unb
ih0ner misfiibren 3u f0nnen. balten
lid Die Sdn5er an 9ai6entii6ern.
Stoden ODER 8esenibirmen aneinanoer
felt. Ser 1an5 ielbit lit cine Irt
Yolfa: man madt orei S6ritte uor>
ipdrts unb 5pei riidpdrts. Sabei
MAIDEN 0iele nod anbere 8efpegunaen
ndh redjt uno nah linfs. INNER aber
nah ben begeiiternben aldngen Der
Muiif. Cine Wuiitfapefe niirpe aber
ummGsIid fir ale Die Iauienbe ses
nigen. Desbalb haben bic Deri9ieoes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-23

3uerii ffau in Sein eignes Saus.
uno bleibt Sir 3eit, crit bann binaus.
Sebe Sober uuf iein Saus. @ott
iiebt ihon auf Die @eIt. = @er aus
ieinem Sauie gebt, Inn ben Srieben 5i
iliHen, Der IGuft Dem eigenen S6atten
mad. = Beib uno 2eintpdno fault
nan niht beim 9iht. = Ser Wanm
betommt lei6t fpieper cine Srau, d6er
oas atno fhner pieoer cine Witter.
= Ses Wannes gbre lit bes @eibes
gbre; beg Retbes Shnnoe lit bes
WanneS S6anoe. - gbeleute bleiben
am ldn9iten. pcnn Der cine Sbeil
blind unb taub. Der anSere itumm unb
oergeBli1 lit. - Hahgeben ltiut niele
arisse. - Die MGnner Iino ale
Ioams Sobne. Die Srauen aue gpa's
SOhter. - Der Wann lit bas Saupt,
Die Srau ieiu Sut. = Sns. Saus
madt nidt ben Germ. Der Serr muS
bas Saus MAIDEN. - Sas Saus alert
ni6t Die Srau. Ole Srau mub oas
Saus 5ieren. = Sauss gbre liegt ar
@eib uno niht am Wann. = 8as
im SauIe ausgefo6t pirb, ioTf
aud i'm Sauie dusge9eiien pers
ben; iiebt elm Srember in Den Sopf.
10 gebt Der Sedel leidt IN Glide. =
Wo rehte Che lit. Do fperben refte
ainoer. - Soie &inoer MAIDEN BEN
Satcr fromm. - aleine 8inber treten
Der 0utter auf ben SdooB. srobe
treten ibr auf bas Sers. - 8as Die
@itter ans Sers gebt. gebt benz
Sater II ans 8nie. - Gin aino -
Insltfino; 5tpei ainoer - SpieIfins
Der; orei unb mebr, bas iperDen Die
reften. = Tiel &inbcr. pieI Waters
%unier; piel @aterunier. piel Sesen
@ottes. - 8er 8oit I'M Sauic bat,
Der brin9t 5ebn 8inoer leitter fort
ais 5ipei, ipenn or @ott pertrieben bat.
- Gin Cater toitet mebr oils 5tpei
&inber. - Sober @utter Sinh lit bas
ihonite. 9as mag Der 9atur bins
aeben. Npge ibr MIR Der bertrand
Iagen. oab pas bette Senes lit. pas
am beiten er5osen lit. - @as oas
Sinh uuf Der StraBe ipriht. bat bes
@aters ober Der Rutter @eiiht. -
8leine ainoer baben aud Sbren. -
Cine quite Salsfrau ioa cine babe
9pftorin iein. - Cine quite Sausirau
ioa flint sc" beiorsen: 3inSer, aiims
mer, Slide. Seller. &leioer. - Sleis
ki9er 8uushaIter madt ileiSiaes &C.
iinbe. - Cine tii6tise Sa,isirau lit
cine iihere Hente. - Sic ih1nSte
Gruu tit INNER Die CUTE Sansfrdu. =
Gleine Slide maht aroSes Saus. -
&ein @arten obne Me1el. feline Ipie
obne Sornen. fetn S6usIein
obne areu8Iein. = Sauss Nns
baht. 6aus3uht unb SdusIidfeit lieat
on bier Singcn: einem sndbigcn Soft,
cinem ~seiunben 0eib. einem brapen
8eib. einem ielisen TOP.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-23
,NDc" anb ,glufi" I'M Sienitc be-
Sausfram.
7s"sss TT 7rwlvE' :,

8e6en mir All Suppen ii6eri Sic
rnlide S6ilbtroteniuppe ba6en mir
iGon eineaues ertpd6nt. Cine -
ielbit fir &ennerl = por5iiglife
falihe aonissiuppe maGt man aus
aalbfletI6> (&noGenz) Griibe NIT
3uids bon Sleii6ertrdft, elmer 8riie
Sufer. elm paar eeifnittenen iIBen
g'anoeln; oas ibrise pie ed)te. Ser
ner eiebt es cine fnli4e Sdofolnoenz
iuppe, Die man aus beqbraunem. nit
3uder angemaftem Shtpismebl uno
iiiBer Iilh toft. nit @iselb ab5iebt
uno ifdumis flopft; fpenn oidlid
seiporben, iiber geroitetem WeiBbrot
anrtdtet uno nit 3uder uuo 3imrut
beitreut.
Wir fommen 81 ben 8emiilen.
Sier madden mir 5unGhit peri6ieDene
rSpinate". unb 5pnr aus ben eriterr
iuneen 9rcnueileIiproiien. ben sarteiu
8aoieshen unb ben iunaen 9eeteu>
(3iibens) 8ldttern; mir bersiten oie
abgeitreiften Wangolbitiele dIs Spnr-
gel, tpeiBe 8iiben als Seltotper. 9nfer>
fuur5eln als Shpar8tpur3eln.
Iub BEL Dem rgingemaften" fon4
men mir etpas Sofuspofus MAIDEN!
8ir bereiten uns 8. 9. ielbit Sonig
aus aiirbis. Oasu miro Der &iirbis
aeifdlt uno in feline Glide aea
lfnitten. bas Wnrf nit einem iilbers
men 2Offel berausaenommen. baS
Sleii9 auf Der 8eibe serieben unS
in einen 8elesbeutel gum 0nrdfliez
Ben gefiint. Iuh bas Warf Iieferf
nod cine Ienge Saft. Sarauf mi6t
man ben Saft uno bringt i'm in
elmer 8aierole gum aohen, eiebt
anf elm Quart elm babies Hfunb
| 3uder unb fodt Die Waiie nit gitros
n~eniaft uuo ettpas sSduIe. biz tie
gang bidlib lit, Elm. Sulebt fiigt
man einise Sropfen 8oienol binsu.
Ser &urbisiaft, alf oieie @eiie eins
setoht, i6nedt rpie S6leuoerbnnig.
Ran befiirdte nidt, bab i6 iebt
ods Yfero nls Hino, Die &nbe als
| Saien, ben Sunp als Sammel, Ratz
ten II. 7. To. dls Selitateiien pprfiib~
rem tperbe. Sur duf einiee fleine
arrangements" mobte ib nod bins
tpeiien.
gs erIeet Observation-Disclosures;
9riiner &refeniamen uno @anospen ioz
ipie observation-disclosures - &apern.
Tfiriihbldtter - Wanbeln in Der
Wilh; Niiie. ailrbis< uno Yfiriids
ferue - Nauoeln i'm 8adtperf;
Iobns. Ml6s, 8iirbtsfernz unS
SfnittfohliamenDI - Slipen0l.
Rdtiirlih bereitet man Iih SIT
fol6en rWoc"z Siners BEN G9ampass
ner aus - IepfelnI =
81. G.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-23
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Bonn 4ltcn mnD Wemea.

eth, tparum Jest NIT einem WSdle cine
genherune eintreten fol-. gs mar bodJ
btsber Gues redt uno gut" Wie oft
bort man nit bieien Bprten cine nu5u
conierpatipe Sausfran cine HegeI ners
tbeibiaen. Die gum ebernen SeItanb Ell.
ner Sausorsuune gebort, fpenn ibr
eine Neuerun9 anseprieleu. elm gutter
Gatb ertbeilt fpiro.
Iue Sietdt In gbrenl e. more
gepiB tboriht. penn cine iunge SauSs
frau, Die eben bas g~lternbaus ber<
lies. abIidtli6 Nnes dnbers einrifter
tpolte in ibrer Sbdtisfeit. ais es an
Sauie ssgolten bat. 8onte lie aae
Grfabruneen. Die Wntter nnb bieIs
leiht idon 8robmutter i'm 2aufe
LANCER Sabre geiammelt baben. ber>
atten. lie miiBte mebr 2ebrgeIb be>
5ablen. als ibrer Wirtbi6aftss aaI5e
ipobl sutrdelih mare. Iber i1limm
lit es. iuenn lie dnsltli9 Die Spurer
Der Riitter nnfeebt unb iih aliens
Nieuen unerbittIi1 a~bgeneist 5eigt.
Wanhe Wutter fpiiroe baS tpobl NIT
tinem @oblbebaaen ieben. Nbee
id)limm lit es, tpenn lie ben SaIsbalt
Der 3odter an benz ibrieen miBt nnb
Iues. mas bdrin anoers ge~banb6abt
tpirb, ifief aniiebt. Sie Suneen mol.
len iib ibre Sbdtisfeit iel6it seItaltuL.
unb rpenn lie aiih manhmal MIR ourd1
Shaoeu Hug neroen miiHen. fouten
Die glten bafiir elm peritebenbes 3ds
heln ba6en, benin cine ielbit errunaene
grfabruns lit mebr tpertb ais eine
iiberlieferte.
Nitseben nit Ser Belt, bies 3ort
gilt anf Dem @ebiet Der bausiraulihen
Sbdtigfeit ebenioeut pie auf iebem
anberu. Ius oQem @uten. Neuen
flug feline IortbeiIe 5u 5iebeu, lit cine
nidt 81 beradltenbe &ln1t.
IleroingS Dem eigeniinniaen Iers
iblteBen segen ieoe H%euerung ite6t audi
jeue Suht 9eseuiiber. aaes Neue nm
leoen Vreis m~it3umafeu. Sas Cine
lit natiirlih ebenio perberblid tpie oas
anbere. Wan ioftc an anes 9ene
tpobl fritifh. aber porurtbeilsfrei bers
aneeben unb aud pdrauf bebaht ietr.
Die Grfabrungen dnoerer iih biz an
einem 8efpiiieu 8raoe 5u Nhise ar
MAIDEN. gs mnB 5ngeitanben perben,
onS es III %unierer Belt, mo Die Res
flame uns iobieL als uniibertrefflid
iino ~iinent6ebrlih fir ieben beieren
Sausbalt" mnpreiit. niht INNER Ieiht
lit. Den eolSenen Witteltpeg an finbeu
unb einsubalten. lber nan muir es
eben beriuhen unS nit Glpabeit nah
benz @orte banoeIn: Hraiet AgeS uuh
les Bette betalteti
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-23
go finbet iid smmciit bas 8lnd?

Wobnt bas 8 ii q in Surpurbiine?
Iu6 Der Yurpur bedt oft S6mer5.
Wobnt es bel bes @elbes Siiae2
Gorge qudlt oa oft bas 9er5.
8obut es in Scn Siriten5intmeru.
Bet Der groengotter Rabt?
Iu6 DEN Slang. tporin tie i6immern,
Srubt gar oft be5 Summers HaHt.
Su6' es in Der frommen Siitte.
Wo Die treue 2iebe nciftl
Sl6' es in Ser @beIn Witte.
Die fem SnB uno 9aber tbeilt,
gltern, &inoer. 6ausgenofen
Baden lid Die Stunoen iiiS;
"a, i'm engen &reis geIhloHen.
Siibt Der @ottbeit Hdraotes.
= y -
Die amerifanifhe Waib.
Wit ibren 0riioern mai tie i6re Strait
Sm Steinbru6 mo iic lestbiu Steine
ihlueen.
Shlant itanD Tie ba unb la6te fnabens
bait.
SuB t9te 1IHIe IolUe Sdren lrn9en.
Sic itredte iid uno bielt nod ibr
@eipiht,
Ils I1nn bes einen gruoers &rdfte
brdhen. -
@ie reifeno irarO lie bd I'M Sonnenz
li6t.
unb ibre iubelitol5en Iusen ipraden:
sd tpuroe itarf. limb tperb' es
immer mebrl -
1nb fommt elm Slid nit tduienD
lieben 1(agen,
uno fommt Elm 2eio bon ernIten
@naoen ihiper, -
Sann mill ids 10 auf itarfen Irmen
trusen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-23

Sas lit bag WGbhen biersuldno':
Selbltitdnoig. tart. uniibertroffen;
Su 2uit uno Srobiinn itets 5i,
Sauo,
Ni6t minoer audi gum ernitei
Shaffen.
s.. g. u. -
- ~ -
OoIbf1rner fir Wann nnb 1ran.
(0on Batter u. DC. 8eis.l
rSas Grandchildren lit Sas
bette:
Weripahien NIT benz SauIe
feite,
@ebuloig. langiam noripdrts
oringeno,
8ebarrIi6 Sid CUR Irbeit
5rpingenb,
8ei1eiDen itiu uno einees
5ogen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-23

(0on Yater q. DC. 8eis.l
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-16
MEXICO'S FIRST
 COALING STATION

City of Mexico, June 15.-At cost of about $400,0OO just appropriated by the national congress of Mexico the republic is to have her first important coaling std- ton, at the port of Manzanillo, on the Pacific coast Both houses approved the contract and President Diaz has signed the act.
 The station will be the first important station built by Mexico It will carry a store of 10000 tons of coal brought from Japan, Australia and British Columbia. Steam cranes and shovels of the most efficient type will be installed for the purpose of coalng the vessels arriving at the port and unloading those bringing coal to the station, and ships of all na- tionalities will be supplied with coal on equal terms
 The importance of the station is mani- fest by the fact of the completion of the railroad to Manzanillo and other import ant railroad building of the Pacific slope, and means tremendous impetus to the growth of the port.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-16

the audience in the act produced by the Van Dorns.a It is rnystifying and al- together unsovable. The act produced by this pair of entertainers pleased to no small degree and the swiftness with which all the slight of hand tricks were performed simply electrified the audience. The trunk act witnessed by a committee of three from the Audience brought forth applause spontaneously.
 Will Van Dorn will on Thursday next in the city of Birmingham give a public exhibition of his work. He will be hand euffed and chained to a vehicle. While the vehicle is on the move he will free himself.
 There are five other acts on the bill beside the Casnograph, which met with ropI1ar favor. Miss Gertrude F'iske ad- ded pleasure to the evenings entertain ment by rendering some of the latest songs in a very sweet soprano voice. Miss Fiske was received with thunderous applause after her first song There IS another singer of ability on the bill and that is Johnny McG uire, a wonderful boy singer His voice has much volume and sweetness of tone. Marguerite Newton and company produced a sketch that ap- pealed to the funny side of the audience and it met with a warm reception. Sc much did this lady please with her as sistants that many encores were re- sponded to. Miss Newton is a pleasing entertainer and shared d great part ot the evenings successful entertainment
 Chick and Chicklets, comedy bicyehsts, finished out a most interesting bill. This couple executed some quick turns on the bicycle and their act appealed strongly to the audience. Miss Catharne Harms, the child entertainer, well known in Bir- ningham, was a special feature on the bill and she was received with open arms by the audience. Dainty, cute and a good singer little Miss Harms becomes favor fte wherever she appears. There will be performance at the Casino every night and matinees on Wednesday and satur- day.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-16
STEEL MILL NOW
 WELL UNDER WAY
Broken Roller Delays Opera
 lions for Time
MORE FURNACES BLOWN IN
Big Class Belonging to St. Anthony's Church Will Be Confirmed Next Sunday-Persona and Gen
 era News.

Ensley. June 15.-(Special.) )-The steel plant resumed operation this morning. About 5000 men are at work in the furnace plant and steel mill. A little trouble was experienced this morning when the rail mill was put in operation A num- Der of cobbers were turned out and one of the rolls broke However, this after nocn the mill resumed and turned out rails in a very satisfactory manner. The gas was turned on another open hearth furnace, making seven open hearth fur naces in operation. It is understood that the remaining furnaces will be put il, operation as soon as possible There are now four iron blasts furnaces in opera ton and the remaining two will be put in operation as soon as the new gas stoves being built are completed. The con- struetion of the new stoves will take about sixty days to be completed. Quite a number of additional workmen will be needed when every part of the plant is put in operation.
 The business men are delighted at the renewal of industrial activity in Ensey and look forward to good business this fall.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-16
RAILROAD PUTS ON
 ADDITIONAL CREWS
BIRMINGHAM SOUTHERN WILL BE AMONG BUSIEST ROADS IN DlS- TRIcT AS RESULT OF GENERAL ASSUMPTIONS.

On account of the opening of the steel mill the Birmingham Southern railroad placed four new crews at work yester- cay morning As is well known the roa is owned and operated by the Tennessee company and its increased work is due to the resumption of business by the large mills and furnaces. Yesterday morning Superintendent Kressler was in 6 happy mood and made the statement that the Birmingham Southern would te one of the busiest roads in the district before many days had passed. Yesterday two solid trains of coke were carried to the steel mill at Ensey from the ovens in Pratt City, and several car loads of billets were moved to the roll ing mills in Bessemer. In less than two weeks the railroad will be able to use it's new steel bridge which will greatly lessen the mileage between Pratt City and Ensley and will in many other waIs facilitate traffic.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-16

Above is a copy of one of the DOT traits of this distinguished citizen of Alabama lately painted by Miss Edna K Smith for several public institu- tions-the University of Alabama, the State Historical Museum at Montgom cry and the University of Virginia.
 The inscription beneath the portrait is as follows:
 Henry Tutwiler IL. D.. born Har- risonburg, Va. 1907, died Greene Springs, Ala, 1884.
 First A. M. of the University of Virginia, 1929.
 First professor of ancient languages, University of Alabama 1881 to 1887.
 Founder of Greene Springs school, 1S47."
 Dr. Tutwiler entered the University of Virginia the first year it opened wh en Jefferson was chancellor. It is a singular fact that Jefferson did not wish any degrees given except those of graduation; consequently pr. Tutwiler did not receive the degree of A. M. at the time when he completed the pre- scribed course, 1929. Later, in 1885, this degree was established, and it wa $ conferred upon him with the informa-- tion that he had earned it in 1929.
 Jefferson was several generations in
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-16
FURTHER DANGER
 FROM HIGH WATER

Washington June 15-The weather bu- reau tonight issued the following special forecast
 More heavy showers in the upper Red river valley will again send the upper river above flood stage during the nex. four days and high stages will continue at Fulton and Shreveport for an indefinite period, although the crevasses in state levees, including one of 1000 feet in width at Taylortown, La, may soon cause a slow fall al Shreveport. The stage at Shreveport tonight was 35.1 feet, fall of one foot since 10 a. m. Dangerous stages will continue in the lower Arkansas for several days while the Missouri at Kan sas City will remain nearly stationary for hood of 30 feet. The stage at St. Louis Monday morning was 32.4 feet with 3f feet indicated by Thursday or Friday. At New Orleans the stage was 199 feet, only five feet below the high water stage of 1903. A break occurred this afternoon in the levee in the right bank of the Mis- sissippi, eight miles below New Orleans and the one reported IA miles below on June is still open.
 The period of persistent heavy rains of the last two weeks that caused the pres ent destructive floods in the middle states will come to an end by Thursday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-16
PLAN EXCURSION
 FOR THE EDITORS Bessemer Would Take Them
 Over A. B. 6 A. COUNCIL MEETS TONIGHT Will Probably Fall Back on Water works Question, As There Is
 Nothing Else of Importance.
 Personal and General.
COUNCIL MEETS TONIGHT

Bessemer June 15-(Special.)- )-The general arrangements committee ao- pointed some time go to look after the matter of entertaining the Alabama Press assocla ton when tn ey come to this city on July and 10, held spe- eial meeting this afternoon at the of flee of W. P. Gum.
 Reports from the chairman of the different committees were received. it was decided to send a committee O. three over to Atlanta on Saturday confer with the officials of the Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic railroad with regard to obtaining special rates over tn cir road for an excursion which it Is proposed to give the delegates. rho following gentlemen will go over and see what can be done along this line: Lee Moody G. H. Stevenson and T. T. Huey. It was learned that special train was going to be run from Bruns wick to Atlanta on Friday and that most of the officials of the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic road would be there, and for that reason it was deemed a good idea to have the com mittee go over and meet them all at one time. It is believed tn cir mission will prove to be successful one, as II is understood that the road is moro than anxious to do anything it can to advance the interests of the road ln this district, and if an excursion can be arranged for the delegates it will meal a good deal for the road in the future.
 It was at first thought the associa- ton would meet here some time in August but tn e date has been changed to July and 10, as above stated. MT Jacob epperman, state secretary of the association, attended the meeting and he wanted to be sure that Besse mer could take care of them when they come. He was assured that they would be cared for in good style and every one in the city will be more than glad to have them on hand.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-16
ADJUSTMENTS.
East lynne. :"

The Baldwin Melville rompany began another successful week at the Biou theatre last night with a performance of East Lynne which will be the bill for this week. with the usual matinees The play is too familiar for an extended review, but it is one that has always hal q strong hold on public favor. The stotY IS one that appeals sinsularly to women and for this reason the matinees th.S week will be largely attended by femin- ine theatre-goers. East Lynne is domestic tragedy and is strong in emo tonalism The play is beautifully mounted It is indeed surprising to ob serve the good taste displayed in the stage settings which MT. Baldwin an1 his assistants have so far put on at the Piou. Each of the plays presented since the summer season opened at the Bijou has been mounted in a way to reflect tiedit on the most pretentious road coin- Tanies The interior sets have been par ,cularlg attractive. This week each of the five acts is well staged and the scenery is a charming feature.
 The members of the Baldwn-Melville company have in East Lynne material with which they are familiar. Miss Wheatey whose reputation is based largely on her success with emotional roles, has in the dual role of Lady Isa- belle and Madam Vine part that per nits her many opportunities and she does some of her best work in the DOT trayal of the principal figure in "East Lynne" The other members are well cast, as usual and the performance as a whole is quite smooth MT. o'Connor is Archibald Carlyle, w. H. Murdoch is Sir Francis Levison, Frederick Julian IS Lord Mountsevern c. A. Forbes is Rich ard Hare Frank Harris is Dill, Miss Wheatley plays the dual roles of Lady Ieabelle and Madam Vine, Miss Ida Gleason is Barbara Hare, Miss Lillian Sinnott is Miss Corney Carlyle. and Baby Lescale Arnold is Little Willie.
 As a special feature Miss Mabel Me kinley, niece of the late President Me Hinley, and a vocalist and composer Of national reputation appeared in song selections. Miss Mckinley met with cordial reception on this her first ap- iearance in Birmingham. She is a vo- calist of unusual ability and the success which she has won in the world of vaudeville is amply deserved. Miss Mc Xinleys first selection was I'll Baclio, which was liberally applauded. "Niolets' and "The Last Rose of Summer. fol- lowed. For eneores, she sang two of Ter own selections. "Anona" and a march song, "The Ped. White and Blue" Miss McKineys programme could not have been more pleasing. Each of her>songs was given in admirable style, Miss Me kinley is also the composer of "Kar- anna Feather Queen and Golden Rod" the latter having been adopted as a national song by the school board of New York City.