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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-05-19
No Chance for Senator.

Springfield, ILL.,, May 1S.-On the SSth
Joint ballot for United States senator,
the total vote of the joint session to-
day was: Hopkins SO; Foss. IS; Mason,
8; Shurtleff, IS; Stringer, "a Lowden,
/; Mckinley, 2; Sherman, q Calhoun, / ;
Iorinmer, / c. II. Harrison, 80; j.
Hamilton Lewis. Jr., ]; George J. Nc
Gowan, Chicago /; A. J. Cerma<, l ;
Peter A. Vending of Chicago. /;
George E. Bremen Of Chicago. / ;
evans l. No ch Dice
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-05-19
Alfonso Opens Exposition.

Valencia, Spain. May 1S.-King Al
fonso inaugurated the Reginal exposl
ton at Valencia today. After visiting
the cathedral, the Chapel of the Vir-
gin of Desamparados, and reviewing
the troops, his majesty held a reception
in the palace of the captain general
and later formally presided at the in
auguration of the exposition. The Of
fetal opening was followed by a flower
fete in the streets of the city
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-05-19
Good Roads Convention.

Baltimore, May 49, The second con-
vention of the National Good Roads as
ISOLATION began today a four-days con-
vention at Mccoy hall of Johns Hopkins
university. Governor Crothers presided
at the opening session. Following an in
vocation by Cardinal Gibbons, Mayor Nal
hool welcomed the delegates on behalf Of
the city
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-05-19
sutber and Haley Fined 500.

Suther and Sidney Haley, two white men.
were fined $1OO each for alleged viola
ton of the prohibition law. The case
against John Timmons, charged with the
same offense, was continued until Friday.
Henry Kennedy, charged with boot
Logging" was discharged. As is usual
the cases attracted much attention, and
a large crowd was present. The cases
were stubbornly fought and almost con-
sumed the entire morning.
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Trophy for Best Shot.

The Ensley Gun club wilFmeet Wednes-
day afternoon at o'clock at the club
grounds, Avenue E and Thirty-fourth
street Messrs. Byrum and Butcher have
offered trophy, a beautiful bronze de-
sign for the best score made The COM
petition is open to all members free or
charge The Gun club has developed
some first-class shots and the competition
promises to be keen. All members are
urged to be present
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-05-19
Motoroucllst is Killed.

Indianapolis. May 1s.-While exhibit
ing his skill in controlling a motor
cycle William b. Genella, Jr.. of Wash
ington, ID. c., a salesman Of the ma
chimes, was instantly killed under a
street car late last night A the coro-
ners inquiry today the coroner said
Genella had a national reputation as
a reckless rider and that his own fool
hardness brought about his death.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-05-19
Pvthian Smoker,

Steel City lodge, knights of Pythias,
gave a smoker at its castle hall tonight.
The affair was much enjoyed by the large
number of knights present. Chancellor
Commander Thomas r. Walker presided.
A number of short talks were made on
the good of the order. The affair was
highly successful and will be followed
by other social entertainments at an
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-05-19
Sergeant is Mayor.

Harry Sergeant, an exConfederate SOL
der, is mayor of Russellville.
Speaking of Confederate veterans, | am
reminded to mention one of the truest
in the county: John Pike. Johns skin
is black but his soul Is white. He drives
a dray and is honest. He has the re-
spect of every man. woman and child
in Russellvllle. lie is a Confederate vet
eran and democrat He served through
the war ON the Confederate side and re-
calls the stirring period with enthusiasm.
He attends every reunion of veterans and
is looking forward to the coming meeting
at Memphis with almost childish de-
light.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-05-19
Great Damage BY snowstorm.

Winnipeg May 1S.-The snowstorm of
the last two days in southern Alberta
promises to cause a severe loss. The
calving and lambing season is on. and
the cold weather means that a large per-
centage of the calves and lambs, as well
as the weaker of the older cattle and
sheep, will die. The ranchers believe they
will not save more than % per cent of
new borns.
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Personal and General.

The many friends of j. G. Stanton,
formerly chief Waterman for the Ten
nessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company,
will regret to learn of his death at Lin
den, Ala.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Ray will leave on
Thursday for Harpersville to visit their
father, Mr.. G. Ray. They will be alb
sent about a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Kilgore, who have
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. B.
Kilgore on Ensley Highlands, left today
for their home at Pittsburg.
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EnsIey Highlands Sunday School.

The children of the Ensley Highlands
Sunday school will enjoy picnic at VII
lage Falls Saturday. Roscoe E. Scott,
Miss Ola Akin and Mrs Maud Scott will
have charge of the affair. The boys of
the Sunday school have organized base
ball team. Paul Scott was elected cap
tain and the team will be selected in a
few days The young ladies of Class 8
will entertain the young men of Glass
at the school rooms Thursday even
ing
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-05-19
TRYING To EVADE
COTTON MILL LAWS
School Feature of Statute May
Present Difficulties
BURNS LIKES SKYSCRAPER
Inspector of convlcts Says Big Per
Cent of Wasting Diseases Can Be
Traced to Bad Jalls-Other
Capital News.

Montgomery May -(Speeial)-The
fact that while 5000 children between the
ages of u ann is years have certified in
tention to Work in the cotton mills of
the state, only 2l9 certificates showing
attendance upon schools the required
eight weeks are in, indicates that there
is going to be a pretty lively attempt to
evade the school law feature of the cot
ton mill statutes. This is the record in
the office of the state Jail and mill in
spector, DR.. C. F. Bush, who believes
that in the fall there is going to be a
great adjustment of the relations of the
mill children to the schools and their
parents to the laws of the state.
The law provides that before any child
between II and IS years of age can serve
in any mill or factory it must have at
tended school at least eight weeks, six
of which shall be consecutive. The fig
ures of the inspector would seem to show
that at least 1000 children of school age,
possibly most of the 5000, are seeking to
enter the mills without going to school,
and their parents will have to answer for
it. 1t is going to be hard to get at the
matter before fall for the reason that the
law only went into effect at the beginning
of the year and 1t has been difficult to
get an estimate of how general the OBJ
servance of 1t is.
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Neoro,s Complain. Dismissed.

Washington, May 1S-Unjust discrimina-
ton between white and colored passengers
paying the same fare is not legally per-
Missile by a railway, according to a de-
cision of the interstate commerce COM
mission today announced in the case of
Winfield F. Cozart against the Southern
railway. 1t was not shown by the testi-
mony that the complainant had been dis
eliminated against, or that he had less
adequate accommodations than white pas
sengers The complaint, therefore, was
dismissed.
THE MORNING TRAIN
Via the Seaboard leaves 700
o'clock. Through Sleeper and
Dining Car. Arrives New York
2::45 p. m.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-05-19
Tunnel Caves in.

Denver, Col. May 1s.--.stsrly 900 feet
of the famous tonnel Under Tannesrec
pass. on the Denver and Rio GrAr il
railway, located aleu-. FIVE niles ,s@.gc
OF Leadvil1e, csved in ash light Taere
were no casualties. bat thS tracks wall
be blocked probably for three DAYS
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-05-19
New, Trial for Fletcher.

islature from Tallapoosa county, under
sentence of five years for the killing
of Jack Henderson at Dadeville, will
get new trial The supreme court held
that the testimony of Wash Morgan, a
negro, ruled out by the court, ought to
have been allowed The effect of the
reversal will be to allow Turner TO serve
In the special session of the legislature,
even though charged with crime.
Andrew Gray. charged with embezze,
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-05-19

ment in Birmingham, and sentenced to
two years, has his case reversed on the
showing that If anything he seems to have
been guilty of forgery. He will get new
trial
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-05-19
Committee to Select.

At a meeting of the county democratic
committee, celled for next Saturday at
noon, successor to Representative r.
Tyler Goodwin will be nominated, which
is equivalent to election. The only two
candidates are Henry Parrish, alderman
and Frank Stolenwerck, young attor-
ney In view of the fact that there will
be only a short time to serve 1t was
thought reasonable to cut out a primary
and let the committee choose c. B. Teas
ley, senator, about whose right to serve
there is some doubt, he having been
elected tax collector, will not resign just
now. If he does, M. B. Houghton, plan
ter and A. H. Arlington, attorney, are
to run for the position
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-05-19
Medals for Cuban Service.

Washington, May 1S.-All of the Of
ficers and men of the Unitde States army
who served in Cuba during the period of
pacification from October 6, 1906, to April
l, 1863, will receive from the government
a service medal with ribbon in recognition
of that service. The badge and riDbon
will be issued as part of the army uniform
price to officers. This action is taken by
direction of President Taft. The badge
will be of bronze and wifi be similar in
general design TO the badges previously
authorized for services in the Spanish
American war and Philippine insurrec-
ton.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-05-19
Skyscraper Jail Endorsed.

DR. W. A Burns of the convict de-
partment is in thorough accord with the
idea of a skyscraper Jail for jefferson
county, as the following letter will show
Birmingham, Ala, May II. 1909.
DR.. C. F. Bush, State Jail Inspector
Montgomery, Ala.
Dear Doctor:-I wish to thank you for
the emphasis you have given the move
ment for a new Jail for jefferson coun-
ty of the skyscraper type in your recent
report to Governor Conner A great many
advantages have been shown by you of
the good results to be had in this type
of jail building, with the cells on the
top floors, but 1 wish to lay stress on
the fact that an abundance of fresh air
and sunshine can enter a cell so To-
Gated, thereby lessening to very marked
degree the susceptibility to disease, espe-
cially tuberculosis, among the inmates
who are incarcerated for any length of
time, often for two years.
A large per cent of the cases of tuber-
culosis and other wasting diseases that
develop after reaching the penitentiary
can have their origin traced to the dirty.
lll-smellins, dark and illy-ventilated jails
of the state, of which the Jefferson conn
" jail is sample. One only has to see
the convicts sent to the penitentiarv
after long incarceration in such a hole
in order to be convinced of the truth OF
this statement. The skyscraper jail is a
forward step in checking the ravages Of
disease among those who are sent to the
penitentiary form its confines.
l hope you will push the good work
you nave begun until every county in
the state will have a Jail into which
fresh air and sunshine can enter freely.
Yours truly, W. "A. BURNS, NJ. d,
T,,enaotnr 90 Ca,x,ia4o
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DemopoIis Has a Row.

Two sets of officers are trying to adj
minister the affairs of Demopolis. The
new mayor, Mr.. VIM, appointed w. II.
Welch city treasurer, and j. l. Lee water
rent collector The council reelected G..
j. Michael and r. W. Smith, respectively.
Each side claims the other has the power
and the case has been put into the courts
to find out which. In the meantime the
town is split wide open with the trou-
bles that have arisen.
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For Observance of Laws.

All classes of men are interested in
the movement of the negroes of Macon
county, hard by Montgomery, to bring
about a better observance of the laws
on the part of their own people. For
quite while Booker T. Washington, the
negro leader, head of the Tuskegee nor
NAL, has been advising that the better
classes of his race aid in securing a
more general respect for the law on
the part of the less careful. The out
come promises to be helpful to all classes
of society.
The resolutions were adopted by the
Colored Ministers union of Macon and
adjoining counties, presided over by Rev.
A. F. Owens. 1t was agreed to aid In
every way to uncover and punish crime;
to work to this end with the officers
of the law; to bring about a better
feeling for the higher lines of citizen
ship and to seek to help those who need
help in the matter of education and
training. A pledge to do all these things
was signed and is being signed by the
colored people of the territory Ten thous-
and pledges are to be circulated for sig
nature
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PAZC OINTMENT f. Fusrarteet %
~1rH any case % itchirE blind bleed
ilZ or protr1ding piles In . % il days
or Uoney re'undsr .n~
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N-s Edrard CuTie q Cir,o.
Ia Is visiting hs- ds1zhter Mru
Ca,s C1n,er a, ths!' home o. vsi,
Main street
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Ms Richard Creel and Children d:
Couls1 sr- Ia the c.ty he guests
% Hr .ld Xrt T. q czdxeu or
W. Man street
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VOTE FOR THE COUNTY BONDS
AUGUST -.
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ALBlTROSS

That's the name % tas 5-s' Gol-
sYld Do ArdmOrs
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VOTE FOR THE COUNTY BOSDs
TUEaDkY. AUGUST -.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-14

IE TEE JUSTICE COURT. SECOND
 Precinct, County of CoCSlse, Terri
 tory Of Arizona.
 D. 4. TOvrea & Co, Q corporation plairt.d, Vs. Cora Miles, alias Cora WortmaB. defendant, sUuuons.
 scioa brought 10 the Justice Court of Second Precinct tu and for the County of Ccchise, iu the Terr-tory of Arizona
 In the name Of the Territory Of Ari- Eona:
 To Cora Miles. alias Cora Wort man. defendant
 Greeting. You are hereby summon sd and required to appear in au ac- ton brought against you by the above named plantT n the Justce Court of Second Precinct, in and for tho COuD ty of Cochise, Sn t6e Territory CT Ari- zCIa. and answer to the complaint filed sr said Justice Court, or BisbGe ID said county, within five Gays, eE elusive Of the day Of service. after he service upon you Of this sEuuOBs if served within this precinct: bu1, il erved without this precinct, but within the county, ten days but il served out of the county, fifteen days; iu all other cases. twenty days; UI judgment by default win b. taken against you
 GiTen undC- ny hand ar Bis1ee Arizona. tb:s t5tb day of EebTUa-5 1908 NJ. c. HIGH. IUsticz oE tho Peace of said Precinct iirss publication March 2, 1soS-
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

once Of Board of Supervisors Of COcnise County. Arizona
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That sealed bids accompanied by plans ano specifications in detail val be re Ceiyed by the Board of Supervisors a Its office in the Court House in Tomb stone, Arizona, ou April 6. 19C9, a, o'clock 9. m. Of EGiu day. for the construction of a county jail iL the town Of Courtland in said county anu terrItOry aforesaid.
 TAc jail is to be I2 feet in height and contain not fewer than two cells. and the dimensions to be not less than U feet by 90 feet on the outside. and to be constructed of cement blocks not less than ten inches thick. or reinforced concrete one to five mixture. ceiling to be of reinforced concrete.
 The amount of moCuy authorized to be expended is &s,SQ0.G0
 Bids muss be accompanied fy Ce, tificd check or sufficient bond. in the sum Of $1 .000.00, conditioned that the bidder will enter into contract under such bond Gs the Board of SUpervis- ors' nsy fix for the fsiC4fni psrfOs In- ance of his bsd.
 Bids must be enChUEcd in sealed envelope ana marked FED FOR COf-- .STRUCTIoN OF JAIL AT COURT LAND" ard addressed t0 F. Q. Borner. CleTk. TombstOles Arizona. the same to be received not later than o'clock D. 10. April 5, 1909. Co bt then orened.
 Fer information of architects, ref erancc Is hereby made to Title IV, Revised Statutes of Arizona, 1901 Arizona. 1901.
 The Board reserves tho -sght 10 re- iect any or al bids, plans. and spec. iricatocs.
 G. S. McCABE, Chairman. U E. REENEE. CIerk-
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FEW PAY DAY JAes

l. See Dr. swirers,s ad.
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CITY LOCAL AND SOCIAL NEWS x
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

OffScc of Board of Supervisors, Ce- chise County, Arizona.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That sealed bids will be received by tho Board of Supervisors Of Cochse Coun- ~. Territory of Arizona, up to one o'e,oc, D. m. April 5tb. 1909. to fur nign Tarcu Hundred (300) sacks of ccrnent f Q. n. EsoEe1. Arizona, for the purpose of constructing . bridge Res- Lowell
 Iiach bid must be accompanied by a certified check or bond Tth two SO curitses in ten per cent of the amount bid conditioned that the bid der will enter into contract with the Board under such bond as t nay fit for the faithful performance of the bid.
 All bids must be sealed and marked "BInS TO FURNISH CEMENT FOR COCHISE COUNTY AT LOWELL, D and addressed to Fl E. BerDer. Clerk, at Tombstone, Arizona, and filed not later than 1 D. m. Aprd 9th. 1909.
 The Board reserves the rigat to re iect any and au Lids.
 G. J. McCABE. Chairman h. J.. BERNER, Clerk
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CURIOSITY
Leads so investigation and Truth

Leads 70 tnNesti gatlon ana lruL"
 What shall we do to be saved? WAS he title Of one of Robert IusersOu s lectures. People Of faith and people '5f no faith Rocked to hear t. Thou sands are asking What shall ! do fget rid of dandTuff?" The answer is: XII tae germ that causes dan 1ruff. falling hair and finally badness; and the only thing that will do 1t is Newbro's Herpieide. That is the very latest discovery Of the laboratory, anu t is the only preparation that claims 70, or that will, Bill the pestiferOus iandruff germ. It also is delightful hair-dressing. free from oil or grease Jr sticky substances. Try it and be conviDced of its actual merit. Sold 1y leading druggists. Send 10c in 5tamps for ssnple to The He-picide Co. Detroit. Mich.
 One Dollar Bottles Guaranteed.
 Bisbee Drug Company. Special 3gents-
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PERSONA. mgmT,oN.


 Mrs. W. K Parius. who has been visiting her son. will leave today fer her home in Eackensack, N J. J. E. Crombie from Waterfall. Neb., Is tho guest of J. P. Hurt of South Aisbee.
 Miss Edith Bosey of NacS, is the guest of Mrs. Beth Sheppard. George Fl. Kelly was here Q short time yesterday on business, having arrived from Tucson. He left for Douglas yesterday afternoon. Dr. vefa. veterinarian for the Mex ican government. passed thrOufh Bis bee on his way to Douglas, where sew ersl hundred goats gre to be crossed rom Sonora.
 G. J. Perry Is seriously n with pneumonia
 FIT ID. Melton was called to San An tonic, yesterday by the illness Of his mother.
 Ernest Graf left yesterday for Can anea for a short stay on business and pleasure
 District Attorney John s. Williams hA ANHAfAN ttAeA NfNAAAAAtn AANAAa the county seat. to attend to official business here.
 F. Demerest. of Tombstone, deputy county treasurer. passed through bIs bee last evening on his way to Dous LIS, to visit friends over Sunday. F. F. Coles and George Crysler oi the Copper Queen store left last even. ing for Fl Paso for a short stay on business.
 Fred s. Erskin Jr., Of Waukegau Ills. who was a visitor in Bisbee for several weeks. left last evening for his home.
 T. A. Colweu left last evening toT Douglas.
 Mrs Hugh Fletcher, who for several days was the guest of Mrs. William Robinson. left last evening for her home at Hereford.
 Some of tSe leading musicians Oi the city will assist in the recital oi the elocntioR class on the 26th ac the Bisbee Opera House. Five Of the young ladies in expression will give q pantoInime Go music. They are Dracticing on theiE play. X program If the entertainmcnt win appear later
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NAV DEPoRT ENeLlsHmAN

Immigration Inspector Bu-aetr of Naco, yesterday cdcie over fO- Car ence Tennis. who has lR.'n in tEe Lowell jail He will be tatsn tO Tue son fortrial before the fedral auth critics. to see whether he be allowed to remain in tho United States or Ee dCnQEttad
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-14

The inciemeEt weather which Nas n evidence Friday was evidently the means of keeping @ number Of miners away from their usual pay day drcuk, as but few arrests were made for the 1rfense Friday night Yesterday wus an exceedingly light one for local jus ,iccs in consequence
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WkHTGe

WANTED - 4 flew bearers in pri-
 vate family. Also furTjsbAd roon- for rent. 1s3 ScSool Hill. s2S
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s-Read nr. swlgert's ad.
NOTICE

r anybody fitted by me during the past year is not perfectly satisled with glasses prescribed l would be lad to have them cal and any neecs- sary change viii be made. Appoint rent by calling at hotel or by paone.
 DR. SCHELil arizona's Leading optician, Room se' Copper Queen Hotel.
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CLOSES GLOBE OFFICE.

The firm Of L. J. Overlook X Co, of Bisbee, have closed their branch office at Globe because of insuffi' cient business, according to a state ment Df one e the firm last night. F. Howen. who has been in charge there came back Wednesday
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-14

M W .Jones. proprietor Of the Tue son Marble Works, stepping al the Hotel Philadelphia, announces that his works have. finished on hand, q large collection of monuments and headstones; also iron fencing. Par ties wishing to place an order for any of this work to be delivered before Decoration Day leave word at hotel.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-14
H,LL RUFF ILL.

HGf EHfI. cagcr at tho ITalhrook shaft of thC CoPrcr Qul et, v'as taken suddenly m scsterda. "hiio ut work with pneumonia and N;.s 0omoScd to the the Copper Queen hosp tal. Hjs dition is not thought to be serious.
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MARGARET etLrLAND DEAD.

Margaret CdInand. aged 2S, died at her home on UpAer Brewery Gulch Friday afternoon. The cause of her demise was consumption. No arrange ments have been made for her in. torment as yet, relatives residing at Orchard Park. E M-, having been communicated with by the Fletcher 5 Hennessey Undertaking company