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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-20

condition, and all know from years of ex- perience that the present system of road improvement is absolutely inadequate to produce any material change for the bet ter. All realize and admit that some other plan must be adopted and that more or less public monies must be expended to- ward road building and improvement be- fore the county can have such thorough- fares as it's public-spirited citizens think fit should have.
 Then the question arises as to the most eXpedent plan to adopt to bring about the desired improvement. Many still cling to the bond issue idea and still frequent ly criticize those who voted against it. Others believe in levying a special tax of one-fourth of per cent and applying the entire proceeds of the levy to road pur- poses. This would bring in $20,O0O per year, which if properly expended on the roads for a few years, would put them in ex- cellent condition, and the county would not have a large bonded indebtedness hanging over it for almost all time to come and drawing several thousand dol lars interest every year.
 Just what plan will be adopted cannot be told at this time But that some move will be made to secure better roads, and that at an early date can hardly be doubt ed. In fact, the county commissioners only a few days ago started the good work in a small way. They placed orders for 400 scrapers and 200 large blows to be used in road building. These implements will be distributed among the road over seers of the county, and it is confidently expected that good results will be ob- tained from the of these machines The present idea is that the hands on the various roads furnish the mules neees- sary to use the implements. If this plan should fail to prove expedient. then 1t is probable that the commissioners will fur nish mules along with the machines and possibly later on work county convicts on the roads.
 That some steps are being taken to im- prove the roads. even in a small way, IS indeed encouraging; and this writer pre- diets that the day is not far distant when Covington county will be traVersed oy as good highways as any county in the state.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-20
FINE SERVICES AT
 ENSLEY CHURCHES
Music Was Made a Special
 Feature for Easter
WILL ELECT vESTRYMEN
Congregational Meeting of St. Johns Episcopal Church Will Be Held onight-Personal and Gen.
 era News of Ensley.

Ensley, April 19.-(Special.)-Th ideal Easter weather brought out the people of Ensley today and filled the different churches to overfowing. At most of the churches special music had been provided and the churches decorated with cut flowers and Easter lilies. At St. Johns church full choral service was rendered including the communion office. The altar decor ations were elaborate and beautiful. Dr. Crawford preached an eloquent and forceful sermon, and the music was especially fine.
 Al the Meth odist church a special programme was rendered. The ch ureh was crowded to its fullest capacity. The musical numbers were very ap- proprlate and exceedingly well rem dered. The services at the Presby terian church were marked by an ex- ceptionally fine musical programme. The trained choir under the direction of Mrs. Thomas R. Walker rendered the beautiful Easter music in a pIeas- three masses at St. Anth ony's Catholic church and the attendance at each taxed the church to it's utmost capaci- ty. The masses were sung with al the stately, solemn ceremonial and were beautiful in the extheme. At the other churches special services were held which were well attended.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-20
FISH ARE CLOGGING UP
 STREAMS OF MINNESOTA

a fisherman took out 60 fish in record time the largest being a pickerel weigh ing 26 pounds. Witnesses describe the fish as swimming so thicxly that a boy, armed with a spear for the first time, could have no difficulty in taking out a wagon load. There are 10000 small lakes in Minnesota and innumerable creeks, and since the fisheries have come under protection of the state fish and game commission the fish have increased in a manner which is phenomenal, and an object lesson as to what can be accom- plished in this direction. In fact, this year the department is advised | at the fish are so plentiful to become prob lem, as they are clogging up the streams, and promise their own extinction. Trout are jpst as plentiful as the less arisre- cratic kind, and Minnesota is an angler s paradise. At Deerwood a new fish hatch cry is being established for whica SGGGo was appropriated last year, arrangements have been entered into with the logsefs for the security of the different kinds of spawn and over 4,000,000 trout fry are distributed annually in different pafis of the state.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-20
MANY PROMINENT EDUCATORS
 WILL ASSEMBLE AT MEMPHIS

Memphis, Tenn, April 19.-During the sessions of the annual conference for education in the south, which will con yene Wednesday, Memphis will entertain probably the greatest number of men and women prominent in educational work ever assembled In the south. The purpose of the conference will be the discussion of educational problems and the interchange of suggestions looking to the advancement and betterment of sehol- astic conditions. Besides representatives of the southern states and members of the Southern Education Board, with which the conference has a close work ing association, prominent educators from every section of the country will be in attendance. Among the distinguished guests of the conference will be Ambas- sador James Bryce of Great Britain, who will address the conference. taking for his subject Popular Education ana Ma tional Efficiency"
 The sessions will be presided over by Robert c. Ogden of New York. The bus mess session will be held Friday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-20
RUSSIAN FORCES
 IN GREAT DANGER

Paris, April 19.-(Special. l.)-Dispatches from Tifis, Trans-Caucasia, report that the situation along the Russia-Turkish border is extremely serious. The Kurdish brigands have massed in force In the vicinity of Belusivar, and one report mas it that the Russian forces are in danger or annihilation This report is not credited' bowever as strong re-enforcements have already been rushed forward
 Tho losses reported so far have been mainly on the side of the marauders and in the villages shelled by the Russians Tn order to dislodge the brigands.
 Lieutenant General Mistchenko mas peen hurried to the frontier, owing to the pos sibility of a clash with the Turkish au- thorities over questions of territorial rights and jurisdiction.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-20
REPUBLICANS SPLIT
 ON THE TAFT ROCK

Tucson, Ariz, April 19.-The republican territorial convention met and split each faction selecting delegates to the national convention. Governor kibbey lea the 1ac- ton favoring instructions for Taft. The credential committee seated the delega- tons that opposed instructions and Gov ernor Kibbey withdrew, taking with him a majority of the delegates
 The convention soon rallied from the disorder and adopted resolutions indorsing the national administration and warmly eulogizing Senator Foraker. It did not ln- struct tho national delegates elected
 The Kibbey faction organized second convention and adopted resolutions favor ing the nomination of Secretary Taft, but did not instruct for him.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-20
R. H. CATE G CO.,, Distillers R. H. Cate Proprietor. LOUISVILLE, KY
"DIRT IN THE HOUSE BUILDS THE HlGH- WAY TO BEGGARY." BE WISE IN TIME AND USE
 SAPOl,.IO
STATE TROOPS AT PENSACOLA
 ARE ORDERED ID THEIR HOMES

Pensacola, Fla, April Ex-Governor Broward tonight ordered all the state troops sent here to preserve order dur ing the strike of the motormen and con ductors of the local street railway com pany to return to their homes at once. The troops will be on guard tonight, but are expected to take their departure early tomorrow. City officials are mak- ing efforts to have at least one company of militia left on duty temporarily.
 Cars were run today without molesta- tion, under the protection of the troops but very few persons took advantage of the opportunity to ride.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-20
Crew Saved From Wreck.

New York, April 19.-Included among the passengers who arrived tonight from Hardy an deight of the crew of the American schooner H. E. Thompson. which was wrecked on Anagada island on April 8. The Thompson was bound from Baltimore for Visuueso Island. She belonged to Crowell & Thurton of Boston, and hailed from that port. The Thompson was of 6S3 tons and was built in 1SS9
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-20
NO THIRD HUSBAND
 FOR WIDOW YERKES

New York April 19.-(Speeial.) )-Mrs. Charles T. Yerkes' latest admirer, q six-foot-two professional pianist. Lee Tecktonius, today denied the report that he was about to become husband No of the traction chiefs widow.
 1T know Mrs. Yerkes very we'll he ad mitted, 'and have known her for years. I came from Chicago, her original home, but I am not going to marry her. despite what the gossips say"
 A member of Mrs. Yerkes household likewise denied the rumor.
 Mrs. Yerkes has had enough matrl- monial experience" this woman said. "She certainly is not going to marry agafn so soon, and she certainly is not engaged to MT. Tecktonius."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-20
AlBERTv|LlE RIFLES STAND
 INSPECTION AND WIN PRAISE

Albertville, April 19.-(Special)-The Albertville Rifles were inspected here last night by Capt. P. T. Hayne of the Twelfth United States cavalry. He found the men in fine shape and everything in good order It is a settled fact that Cant. J. C. Coleman has one of the best companies in the state, and this summer Company F of the Third regiment will win high honors as they did at the an nual encampment last year at Hunts vile. Out of Il prizes Company F got six and are in excellent shape to take them this year. Captain Hayne complimented the company very highly.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-20
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-20
Personal and General

Miss Para Gibson, Miss Sarah Henry and Miss Eva Henry of South Alabama are visiting Mrs. M. E. Litesey, Avenue F and Twentysecond street.
 The Elks will meet Monday night in regular session at their home Ave nue E and Twentieth street. There are several candidates to be initiated and other important business to come before the meeting. A full attendance is desired.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-20
Youna Man KilIs Policeman.

Villa Rica, Ga. April 19.-Policeman T. E. Holt was shot and instantly killed by w. u. Strickland, young man of good family of this place, late last night It is said the officer attempted to arrest Strickland. who had been drinking and creating a disturbance when the latter drew a pistol and killed him.. Strickland was later arrested. Holt wa 55 years old, and leaves seven childra
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-20
Will Elect Vestrymen.

Easter Monday being the beginning of the church year there will be a congregational meeting at o'clock D. In. at St Johns Episcopal church for the purpose of electing the officers Of the various church organizations. A new vestry will be elected. A resolu- ton to change the number of vestry- men will also be voted upon. As this IS the special day set apart by the canons of the church for this purpose all communicants of the church are urged to be present. Reports will be made by the treasurer and secretary on the financial condition of the parish All confirmed members of the church are entitled to vote at this election.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-20
Steamer Is Eloated.

Lewes. Del, April 19.-The British steamer Glenaen from Port Tampa for Norfolk, before reported ashore south of Cobb's Island, Virginia, was fioated at noon today in good condition. She pro- ceeded to Norfolk under her own steam.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-20

Southern Railway, the popu- lar route to New York through Atlanta. Over two hours the quickest time; parlor and Pull man cars. Trains leave 6:25 am. and 4::25 pm,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-20
Bishop capers Very Low.

Columbia S. C., April 19.-Bishop Capers took turn for the worse early this morning, but rallied later. He is now under the influence of an opiate and no change in his condition is ex- pected tonight.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-20

Charles Golf. young man who has been identified as a deserter from the United States army. was taken to Fort Ogle- thorpe, Ga last night. Golf and Will Morgan, a United States prisoner, at tempted to break jail on Friday night They sawed through a screen and were in the act of digging a hole through the jail wall when they were caught.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-20
$1O,OOO JUDGMENT
 IN DAMAGE SUIT Former Brakeman Gets Verdict Against Southern Read ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAIL Smallpox Has About Died Out In Madi- son county-Escaped Prisoner Is
 Trailed to Huntsville, But He Gets Away.
ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAIL

Huntg -le. April 19-(speciai.)- A. Kidd. Laerly a brakeman in the em- ploye Southern Railway company at Bi-- --.am, has secured a judgment for Cagainst the Southern in the UnitecS --tes court here. The suit has been on trial nearly all of this week. Kidd claimed $25.OOO for the loss of his left leg. It was alleged that he was brakeman at the Southern yards May 10. 1906, and was assisting in making up a freight train. The brakes on d car that had been "kicked' on a switch failed to work and it collided with train of cars, throwing the plaintiff under the wheels and mash ing off his leg. The plaintiffs attorney is Jere C. King of Birmingham
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-20

George Ferguson and man named Cor don, both of whom escaped from the Nor gan county jail at Decatur on Friday night were traced to this city Saturday and here the trail was lost. Deputy Sheriff Ryan and Detective Shelton came to Huntsville in pursuit of the men and found that they boarded a freight tram going east on the Southern railroad. Fer guson is young man with a gold tooth. He is charged with murder. Gordon is 40 years old ana wears a stubby mous- tache He is charged with forgery.
 Mrs. Thomas Powell, formerly Miss Lena Grace of this city, was seriously in jured in a wreck on the Iron Mountain railroad yesterday. Mrs. Powell is a daughter of M. R. Grace, president of the Consolidated Handle company.
 Schedules of debts and assets in the case of the Sheffield Rolling Mill com pany bankrupt, were filed in the United States court Saturday afternoon. The iia- bilities are given at $173,00O and the as sets including buildings and lands at $226,- O0O The Sheffield Rolling Mill company was placed in involuntary bankruptcy about month ago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-20

pr. W. C. Wheeler county health of- fcer, says that smallpox has almost died out of Madison county and he anticipates no further spread of the disease. There are only two patients in the pest house, and they will be discharged this week. No new cases have been reported in sev- eral days.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-30

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