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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-05-13
CHAMPIONS GET AS"
Lewis Elected Manager 1910 Baseball
Teams.

Tuscaloosa, May 1.-THE following base
ball players were awarded their "a to-
day: Vaughn, Anderson, Tucker Gresh-
am, M. Pratt Mudd, White, PEBBLES. Wat
klns, Snedecor, Cowan, Waite and d.
Pratt.
Necy Lewis has been chosen manager
for next year, and his assistants will be
Gail and Russell.
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COURTHOUSE DONE.
CoIberts New Building Will Be Dedi-
Gated May IS.

Tusoumbia, May 13.-(Special )-Judge O.
G. Simpson of the Cobb county probate
court expects to see at least 5000 people
in Tuscumbia on Saturday, May is, when
the new courthouse will be dedicated. AL
ready a number of the officials have
moved into their new quarters, and by
Friday everything will be in readiness
for the "house warming Saturday.
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EXTER NJ INATORS

Rough on Rats, unbeatable extermina-
tor.
Rough on Moth and Ants, Powder, Soc.
Rough on Bedbugs, Powder or Liqd,2 5c
Rough on Fleas, Powder or Liq'd Poe.
Rough on Reaches, Powd. 15c, Liqd csc.
Rough on Hen Lice, Nest Powder Csc.
Rough on Skeeters, agreeable In use 25c.
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IS NOT BORROWER
PardonabIe Error In Jasper
Correspondence
LOST ALLIGATOR Is FOUND
Wanders From Hunters Fork and
Is Located in kiIgore's Lake
BY Young Lady-NeWs
of Jasper.
LOST ALLIGATOR is FOUND
BY FRANK v. EVANS.

Jesper, May 12.-(Special.)-In a para
graph which recently appeared in this
correspondence it was stated that the
Sloss-Sheffield Steel and Iron company
had sent a mortgage for file in the Walk
er county probate office for large sum
of money This was an error and the in
advertency is regretable, in that the
Sloss-Sheffield company is not borrower
but strong and successful concern
However, the error was one liable to be
made on account of the close resemblance
or Two names of two companies in the
same line of business.
As has been stated in the columns of
The Age-Herald, it was the Sheffield Coal
and Iron company just emerging from re-
ceivership, that executed the mortgage
referred to.
This latter company is largely interested
in Walker couny, especially at Jasper,
where 1t owns the largest battery of
coke ovens in the state, which have been
out of commission ever since the fur
naces at Sheffield closed down. These
coke ovens afforded work for large
force, and the people of Jasper note with
pleasure the prospect of resumption of
operations by the Sheffield Coal and Iron
company.
The state agricultural department hay-
ing unlntent1onally omitted Walker COun-
ty from its recently published Handbook
of Alabama" proposes to print a special
leaf1et devoted to this county, and to
distribute same gratuitously.
The good-sized alligator that made it's
escape from Hunters park last June was
found in Kilgore's lake last Saturday. In
the meantime it must have had the fat
Of the land" as it has grown fully one
foot during its "trip around the world"
To popular Jasper young lady is due
the credit of locating the alligator, and
Mr.. Hunter paid her the reward before
he left for Mobile.
Miss Pernie Musgrove and Mrs. J. H.
Bankhead Sr., are the delegates from
this city appointed to represent Jasper
chapter at the annual meeting of the
state division of the United Daughters of
the Confederacy, which meets at Hunts
Vile.
The members of the Jasper bar seem
much pleased at the appointment of Judge
Grub to the federal bench. They know
and appreciate the man.
A syndicate of Chicago capitalists are
eagerly looking for a large tract of
rumors are firm that a big deal is
foot.
There Is talk in the air Of the estab-
lishment at Jasper at an early day of
large works for the manufacture of
freight cars. Albert Russell of the Man
chester Lumber company and P. p.
Hunter, capitalist, seem to be interested
in the proposition.
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THE MORNING TRAIN
Via the Seaboard leaves ZOO
o'clock. Through Sleeper and
Dining Car. Arrives New York
2:45 %. m.
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NO EXTRA FARE

on Birmingham Special, "
Southern Railways new fast
train, effective May 16, 1909.
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The state agricultural department hav-
ing Enthusiastically omitted Walker coun-
ty from its recently published Handbook
of Alabama" proposes to print special
leaf1et devoted to this county, and to
distribute same gratuitousy.
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MUCH TROUBLE BOBS UP IN
BIG LABOR CONVENTION

Toronto, Canada, Nov. 1.-THE Fed
Grafton of Labor today took up the
protests and appeals which nave been
made by state and central bodies
whose charters have been revoked as
the result of harboring seeding or
CARNATIONS from the International
Brotherhood of Electrical Workers,
and the bitter feeling between the
warning factions of the electrical
workers promises to be intensified.
Other factional and juriSdictional
troubles are also pending.
An open letter was circulated by
the Reid faction of the electrical
workers showing that 325 local un-
ions were supporting them, while on
ly POS locals were supporting the Nc
Nulty faction, recognized by the Fed
Grafton.
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THE DEFENSE BEGINS CASE
IN THE STElNHEII TRIAL

Paris, France, Nov 11.-Wnen the
Crial of Nine. Steinheil for the murder
of her husband and mother-in-law was
resumed today twenty witnesses re-
NAMED to be heard and the famous
case will soon be ended.
The evidence given yesterday has
strengthened the popular impression
that the real mystery is being buried
under an inextricable mass of prevar-
ication. The concensus of opinion in
Paris is that the court has failed to
develop material evidence against
Nine. Steinheil and that she must be
acquitted of the charge of murder.
The State rested it's case this after
noon and the defense began question
ing its witnesses.
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GREAT CONFUSION IN WEST
INDIES OISTURBS CABLES

New York, Nov. lit is apparent
from reports received today by the
cable companies that all cables thru
ont the West Indies have been rend-
cred imperative by some subterran-
can convulsion. No serious quake has
been reported by the seismograph
stations, but nevertheless the distur-
bance must nave been remarkable for
its intensity to have had such an ef-
feet.
The latest reports from jamaica
indicated a severe storm but no earta-
quake. The last report received told
of heavy rains, high wind and elor-
nous seas.
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COFFROTH SAYS EVEN MON
EY ON THE BIG FIGHT.

New York, Nov. 11.-According to
James Coffrotn, the San Francisco
fight promoter who Is here in an ef-
fort 10 land the Jeffries-Johnson con-
test for his club at Colma, Jeffries and
Johnson will go into the ring at even
money in the betting. There may
he a shade the better for il for one or
the other before The fignt," said Coff-
roth, but when the gong sounds you
will find IL even money betting and
Johnson will have as many hackers
as Jeffries. | do not recall a fight on
which there is likely TO be more money
change hands than on this one. II is
quite certain the California money
will go largely on Johnson as ne has
made a wonderful impression there,
and a great deal of the Jeffries back
ing will come from the east"
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FOR
CANADA

Ottawa. Canada, Nov. 11.-Parlia-
ment opened today. In his opening
speech Governor General Earl Grey
reafiiImed the position taken by Sir
Wilfred Laurier's government at tae
last session regarding naval defense,
which he asserted was a simple
would inspire the empires naval de-
Tense. Canada would maintain auton-
Cmous control of her own navy, but
would work in harmony with the Inn
perial navy. No definite announcement
was made whether Canada would
build her navy herself or nave IL built
in Great Britain or make a cash con-
tribution pending tle establishment of
a nucleus for the Canadian fleet.
Canada to Have Navy.
Ottawa, Ont, Nov. 11.-Parlia-nent
met today to begin what promises to
be one of the most important legisla-
tive sessions ever held in Canada.
Consideration of Canada's tariff rela-
lions with the United States, France
and Germany is expected to occupy
much of the time of the session.
The establishment of Canadian
navy will also receive much atten-
tioa II is understood that the naval
defense bill will provide for a total
capital expenditure of about s20,000.-
coo during the next SIX or seven
years. yearly appropriation being
about s3.000,000.
Although details are not yet work
ed out, present plans contemplate a
fleet of a dozen war vessels, includ-
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FOR RENT:-A NICE OFFICE ON
GROUND FLOOR IN REAR OF
OUR BUILDING, APPLY UNION
TRUST CO. 99ti
The Kansas City Stock Market.

Kansas City. Mo-, Nov. 11.-Cattle
receipts. 1000. including 400 south
erus. Market steady. Native steers,
5.O06S.50: southern steers, 3.40G5--
20: southern cows, 2.60G4.00: native
cows and heifers. 2-00G5.75: stockers
and feeders, 3.20G 500: bulls, 2-75@
$50; calves, 3.75G7.00; western
steers, 4-S0 "a SIS; western cows, 2-I5
a G4.50.
Hog receipts, 5000. Market steady.
Bulk of sales, 7.e0@7.S5; heavy. 7.s0
67.s0: packers and butchers. loo
7s0; light. 7.4067.75: pigs. 6-5oG7.15-
Sheep receipts. 5000 Market
strong. Muttons, 4-0065-25: lambs.
6.0067.40: range wethers and yearl-
ings. 4.00G SIS; range ewes, 3-250
5-25-
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evangelization of 600,000.0O0 of the
00.000,000 people in the world VINO
nave not yet. according to estimates.
had the Christian message present
ed to them To do the evangelistfc
work required, IL this responsibility
be accepted, will nean the increase
of the American missionary force
from the present $500 to $4,000 mis-
sionaries. The total annual offerings
for foreign mission purposes will have
to be increased from $4,000, 900 to
s50.O00.000. This would mean that
each member of Protestant church
must give on the average $3.50 a year
for the foreign mission cause, and the
sending of one missionary TO the for
eisn field for every eight hundred
m e7nbers of American churches. To
accomplish these increases is one of
tie purposes of the proposed nation
al campaign.
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THE WOMAN
WILL TALK

Cincinnati, Ohio, Nov. 1.-THE dec
laration of Mrs. Jeanette Stewart that
she intends making public what she
knows of the Warriner shortage In
accounts of the Big Four railroad and
thus clear herself of blackmail charg-
es is tae most interesting feature OF
today's developments in the Warriner
case.
A report is also current that at
least one high railway official has ten
dered his resignation.
Mrs. Warriner says she has letters
in safety deposit box from the Chi
cago man who has been named as one
of the blackmailers of Warriner.
''They pressed me too aard," she
said. +" and ! have to defend myself.
When / make those letters public
they will make those around the Big
Four offices sit up and take notice.
Those letters will tell why they do
not arrest me-"
Mrs. Stewart further said: eff they
don't let me go before the grand jury,
III bring the whole business into
court myself, for | am determined to
clear my name"
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SEATTLE CHURCH WILL
HOLD PUGIlISTIC EVENTS.

Seattle, WASH, Nov. 11.-BOxing
bouts and wrestling matches with
members of the organization on the
mat will be among the winter amuse-
ments 10 be given by the Mems Club
of Trinity parish CHURCH, according to
the announcement of Cyril Arthur
Player, recently from Oxford, Eng
land. the new assistant rector. 1--WE
are going to make this club the live
lest organization of it's kind in Seat
tle," he said last night at the monthly
dinner of the club at the church.
"Realizing II is difficult to get men to
come out to prayer meetings we are
going to furnish them with entertain
nents that will keep up the interest
In the church work"
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THE TARIFF RUNS UP
PRICES QE BOOZE.

Chicago, Nov. 11.-Imported cham
pagnes, sparkling burgundy and 9TH
err wines are going up. This Is the har-
rowing information that percolated
through the green rooms and cafes
last night. II is all on account of the
new tariff. say the restauranteurs.
The tariff Increase is thirty cents a
quart on champagne and therefore the
soul-stricken but enterprising restau-
ranteurs will bost the price fifty cts.
per bottle TO Consumers.
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THE PROPHETS OF OLD
WERE "MUCkRAkERS."

Lawrence. Kan, Nov. 1.-THE
prophets Isiaah, Ezekiel and jeremiah
were classed as nuchrakers and many
of the stories of the old testament as
myths by DIR. Charles Foster Kent of
the Yale divinity school in a lecture
before the students of the Univa arsity
of Kansas last night.
the prophets of Israel were social
reformers in their time,'' he said.
They We're muckrakers, to use the
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cATTLEMAN FOUND GUILTY
OF MURDER OF SHEEPMAN.

Basin, Wyo.. Nov. 1.-THE jury in
the case of Herbert l.. Brink, one of
the seven cattlenen charged with the
murder of three sheepmen In the Ten
Sleep country, returned verdict OF
murder in the first degree, today.
The verdict carries the death SEN
tence. Ten days were granted the de-
fense in which to file a motion for a
new trial.
The trial of Thomas Dixon, anoth-
er cattleman charged with compiled
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ing cruisers, torpedo boats and des-
troyers Drydocks and Canadian
ship building plant capable of buin-
ing and repairing the largest class of
war vessels are also contemplated.
1t is stated tnat three vessels OF
the new feet will be placed on the
Pacific Coast and nine on the Attain
tic coast.
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EXPLOSION
KILLS THREE

Wilmington. Del, Nov. 1.-THE
Press mill and grind mill at the pow
der works of the Dupont Company
west of Wilmington exploded this
morning, killing three worlEnen and
injuring seven others. The entire city
OF Wilmington and much of the sur
rounding country was shaken by the
fierce explosion and several dwell
ings in the vicinity of the powder
works were badly damaged.
A sad Accident in Kansas.
Hutchinson, Kan, Nov. 11.-Eleven
thousand chickens were burned to
death last night in a fire which de-
stroyed the plant of the U. S. Packing
Company. The loss was $4,000.
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tion of the joint army and navy board
for making Pearl Harbor, Hawaii,
great naval station in the Pacific. The
proposed improvement of Manila aar-
bor will be abandoned and temper
ary naval station will only be con
structed at Olongapo, thus leaving the
protection of the Philippines to the
army.
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axe Notice.

An important meeting of the mem
bers of the Merchants Retail Credit
Association will be held Thursday.
Nov. IL. p. m, sharp, al the office
of the association, Room No. IL, Okla
homa Bldg. All subscribers are urged
to be on hand as matters of vital in
terest to the Retail Credit Trade will
be discussed.
Merchants Retail Credit Assoc.
t5t2 G. VI. Knebel, Mgr
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CAMERON FORBES NOW
Philippine GOVERNOR.

Manila, P. l., Nov. 11.-W. Cameron
Forbes today assumed the office OF
Governor General of the Philippines.
The formal Inauguration will take
place on November 24tn. The new
governor will at once investigate the
charges of corruption at the polls I'll
ed by disappointed candidates at the
recent election in which the Nation
alists were generally successful
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Phones 65 and A ZIG North Main
PARSONS & LAWRENCE

Heal Estate and Fire InsuranCe
Notary Public.
List your property for sale or rent
with us.
FIRE, FIRE, FIRE.
II your house should burn tonight, how
would you be fixed for insurance?
Think over this and then call and let
us cover your property with insurance.
Also agents for KANSAS CITY LIFE
INSURANCE co. Ask about these
policies with the total disability and
double pay in case of death by acct
dent
INVESTIGATE and you will INVEST
Ask Parsons He Knows.
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present day term. They We're sensa-
'ioDal in their methods, notably Isaiah,
Ezekiel and Jeremiah" He added that
the prophets We're teaching a simple
people and were forced to use extra
ordinary means to deceive and drive
home their points.
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F. II. Bartlett and family. who ar
rived about a week ago from Jeffer-
son City, Mo-, today moved out to the
II. S. Hadley place, southeast of the
city. Mr.. Bartlett is a close friend of
Governor Hadley.
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A sad Accident in Kansas.
The MooI Market

St. Louis, Mo-, Nov. 11.-Wool un-
changed. Territory and western med
iuzns. 24G29; fine mediums, 23Q26;
fine, 14G20.
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ty in the murders, was Immediately
taken up and the work of securing a
jury was begun.
Six ballots were taken before a YER
dict was reached in the Brink case.
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PASTURE, Can accommodate ten
horses. Phone sew. S. Murrell. t2
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FOR RENT:-Front room, well furn-
ished, close in. Gentleman only. No
sick.-213 N. Ky. t3~
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Art and Craft Jewelry. the very lat
est-L- D. Boellner has II as usual
See window display.
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Edgar Warren. Of Paducan- KY, II
here for q few days looking over the
counfry With = view to locating.
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Turkeys, Turkeys.
We pay the highest cash price for
turkeys. Write or phone us. phone 81
u. s. MARKET. fp 16tf.
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Money to loan on real estate.-Ap
ply r. C. Nisbet. 16tf
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HAWAII TO BE FORTlFIED;
Philippines LEFT TO JAPS
Washington, NOV. 1.-THE Presf-
dent has approved the recommends
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-29
Legation Denies Report.

Washington. Nov. 29-Denial Is made
ny the Nicnraguan legation here that
Zelaya Is about 10 leave that country
The legation claims TO be In daily
communication with Managua. 1t IL
also denied that the rebels captured
Chnandega and FL ylejo. The legation
declares the revolution is at a stand
still
1T Is now quite plain to an impartial
pnbllc." said Charge D'Anaires Rod
riguez today. that reports given to
the press by the revolutionist agents
are. to say the least, gross exaggera-
tons. The legation has been In con-
stant communication with Managun by
| cable, and there Is no truth whatso-
ever in the report that the lines had
been cut In the interior OF Nicaragua
There is no truth either in the news
concerning the capture by rebels oe the
towns Of Chinandega and FL vicjo.
and the report of executions and imprls-
onments In Managun is absolutely
without foundation. On tho contrary
the capital is as calm as can be possi-
hle under the circumstances. Congress
Is holding Its ordinary sessions and
there Is no reason to fear disloyalty
iipiH tie supporters ol IteSiuciit He-
| layn."
Rodriguez says tho revolution Is at
a standstill. Estrada has in his power
the towns of Bluetields. Rama and
Cabo. Greytown is put down as in dis
pute.
1T is false that zelaya is not friendly
toward the Americans residing in Me-
aragua." said Rodriguez. The Ameri-
cans hold the best concessions In Mic
argua."
He added that papers relating to tho
executions OF Grace and Cannon. the
two Americans. were on the way to the
legation, and that they would show
they had ben executed In an entirely
legal way.
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LABOR LEADERS
PLEAD WITH TAFT
eoMpERs, MITCHELL AND 9TH.
ERs ASK FOR FAVORABLE
LEGISLATION.
URGE RECOMMENDATIONS FOR
INJUNCTION NOTIFICATIONS
Also Ask For Laws Exemptins La 5
9
Organizations From Provisions y
Sherman Anti Trust Laws-Ta aft Will
Not Touch on Sherman Law Be-
cause of Pending Court Decision.

Washington, Nov. 29.-Recommenda-
tlons looking towards the improvem ent
Of the condition of the laborlng man
which it is desired for the president to
incorporate in his annual message 20
congress, were urged upon Taft today
by delegation of labor leaders, headed
by Gompers and Mitchell.
Gompers submitted to the president
number of matters upon which 1t was
hoped he would act favorably. The
foremost of these was concerning the
issuance of injunctions by federal
judges, particularly as they apply to
personal liberty and their use in the
settlement of disputes between empl oy
ers and employees. Exemption of labor
organizations from certain provisions
OF the sherman anti trust act Were dis
cussed for some time
The president has practically decided
that his message will make no detailed
recommendations regarding the Shcr-
man act. His decision, which is a de-
cided change from his intentions of a
few weeks ago, is largely based upon
the fact that there are pending in The
supreme court, and on their way to the
highest tribunal, number of import
ant cases involving the interpretation
of that act. He feels, it Ms said
that specific recommendation from him
at this time might be construed as al
attempt to influence the court in some
manner.
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NOVEL PIER FOR
PRISON RELEASE
ALBERT T. PATRICK, SERVING
SENTENCE FOR MURDER, AR
CUES HAS SUFFERED DEATH.
TWICE IN SOLITARY CELL
AWAITING ELEcTRocurloN
Patrick Contends He Has Paid Penalty
to State in FuII-Lawyer-P Prisoner
Springs Novel Point For New York
Supreme Court to Decide = Says
Warden Failed to Execute Him.

New York, Nov. 29-Albert T. Pat
rick. whose sentence of death for the
murder of William Marsh Rice was
committed to life Imprisonment at Sing
Sing, appeared today before the ap-
pellate division of the supreme court in
Brooklyn to argue that. within the law
he has already suffered death. and TIM :
has paid his debt to the state In f,,ll
and should be set free.
Patrick contends that solitary con-
hnement preceding electrocution has
been held by the United States su
preme court to be n part of the penalty
decreed in the death sentence He
servedkthat time in full and now makes
the point that. when the court of an
peals rcaffrmed the decision of the
court of conviction and set a new da -
for the execution, it transgressed his
constitutional right In ordering him 10
serve another period of solitary con-
| finement, thereby duplicating a punish
ment he had already suffered Failure
of the warden to electrocute In com
pliance with the first order of the
| court, argues Patrick, constitutes an
act of nonfcasanee. Patrick Is lawyer.