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The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-30
TODAY'S AGE-HERALD

1-Tariff debate Is full ofalife. Suffragettes storm British parliament Wrights aeroplane is like balky horse
 Womans secret love laid bare. Aldrich springs shrewd coup. Few facts in Sigel murder case. 2-Great field, in dairy business. Columbiana Is progressive. 3-Sunday school institute is held. Banker is returned to Scottsboro. kEditoral comment. 5-Two boys killed by lightning at North Birmingham.
 Two railroad men killed under cars in Louisville and Nashville yards. Man found dead in Seaboard Air Line cut
 Negro blown to pieces by dynamite at Boyles
 White man shot and killed at Indio mines.
 Claybaugh jury still tied up. Smyer suggests bill for alleviating fee system. First night of Horse Show proves big success. 6-Governors words are stricken out. Ensley Pythians elect officers. Negroes lose railroad case. 7-Birmingllam social news. Dolly Dalrymple's column.
 go into blast. 9-Stock market takes on more life. Cotton declines under selling. Strength shown in wheat market. 10-General sporting news
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-30
TREASURY HAS BIG
 SHORTAGE ON HAND

Washington. June 2s.-(Special.) )-To- morrow is the last day of the fiscal year and the treasury of the United States will find it's receipts behind its expendi- lures to the tune of about s94. .000,0 ,000 The total receipts up to today were s597, 100000, of which sum s29s. OooOOO were derived from customs. $242, 100000 from internal revenue and $56, 600, 900 miscellaneous
 The expenditures are about $69l, ,OO0, 900, of which amount s154,000,O00 were civil, $12S,000,000 for the war department and $115,OOO,O00 for the navy department. The deficit for the year ending last June 30 was s62 100000 showing that the repub- lican party spent about 3O,000,00O more this year than the last
 Under their policies little hope is ex- pressed of cutting down expenditures in the next year, but by burdening the peo- pie with extra taxes now being framed in the Senate some of the deficiency will be wiped out and at least on paper, there will be a better showing.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-30
KIDNAPPING CHARGE
 AGAINST POLICE

Columbus. Ga, June 29.-(Special.)- of H. M. Pendergast and M. M Moon. Columbus police officers, were arrested today on the charge of Kidnapping. The warrant had been sworn out by Sam Hudson. young white man. of this city. It seems that Hudson was want ed in Girard, Ala, on some minor charge. and he claims that the two of ficers arrested him in Columbus and carried him to the Alabama side of the Chattahooohee river against his pro- tests and there turned him over to the Girard auth critics. The Girard police had requested the Columbus authori- ties to arrest Hudson. Moon and Pen dergast waived preliminary trial to- day and were bound over to the superior court.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-30
FEW FACTS DISCOVERED
 IN SIGEL MURDER CASE

New York. June 29.-Information is at hand tonight which for the first time since the discovery of the murder of Elsie Sigel, eleven days ago, definitely establishes that Leon Ling must have had accomplices and that, though a telegram signed with his name and in his writing was sent from Washington, he could not have been there on the date on which the message was sent The police have also accounted In detail for the move- ments of the body as it was hurried hither and thither in panic. after the crime. up to the moment of its discovery in the bedroom of Leon Ling.
 But though the detective force has a dozen men in neighboring towns of New Jersey and Inspector McCafferty reiter- ates tonight his confidence that the mur-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-30
Firot Woman Lawyer Dead.

Philadelphia, June 29.-Mrs. Carrie Burnham Kilgore, aged T. the first of her sex to be admitted to the practice. of law in the state of Pennsylvania, died today at her home in Swarthmore, near here. When young woman she taught school in Wisconsin and later studied medicine, receiving the degree of M. D. from New York co-educational institution in 1864 Several years later she took up the study of law and was admitted to the law school of the University of Pennsylvania in 1881. She was married to Damon Y. Kilgore in 1876 and was left a widow in 1888.
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derer will be caught, there is nothing known publicly by which it can be in ferred that his arrest Is nearer than 1t has been at any time during the past week.
 The police have definitely and clearly established that the trunk was carted from the Eighth avenue house in which the body was found to a Chinese laun- dry at No. 370 West One Hundred and Twenty-sixth street and thence to New ark, N. J., whence it was returned to the room of Leon Ling, where 1t was discovered. It has been shown. too, that Ling was personally busied in moving the trunk about.
 It seems clear that to have been at the various places mentioned Leon could not have spared the time for a trip to Washington Those receiving him and the trunk all showed suspicious knowl- edge of his coming
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-30
FATAL QUARREL
 OF ATLANTA MEN

Atlanta, June 29.-Donald M Bain, aged 6S, shot and killed Ernest c. Will Hams. aged 35, a fellow employe in an insurance office at o'clock this after noon in a room on the third floor of the Prudential building, in which both occu- pied desks. Charles B. Beardsley, the only eyewitness, was shot in the arm by Bain accidentally.
 The shooting was the result of i'll feel ings between Bain and Williams of more than a years standing. This morning heated words passed between them and this afternoon the quarrel was renewed while the two men were alone in the office. As Mr. Beardsley came in from an adjoining room Ban began firing, the first shot striking Beardsley In the arm, inflicting an ugly wound. and two others fired in quick succession pene- trating Williams body, death resulting almost instantly.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-30
COLONEL FUCKERS
 WIFE IS DIVORCED

Chicago, June 29.-Mary Elizabeth Dol- ly Logan Tucker today was granted a divorce from Col. William F. Tucker, United States army, retired, on grounds of desertion. The matter of alimony, 1t was stated, had been settled privately. Colonel Tucker did not contest. Mrs. Tucker was given the right to resume her maiden name.
 There were but two witnesses. Mrs. Tucker and her mother. the widow of Gen. John A. Logan. Both testified that the parties to the suit had married in 1877 and that Colonel Tucker had deserted the complainant in 1906.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-30
BRANDENBURG IS
 AGAIN ARRESTED

New York, June 29-Although Brough- ton Brandenburg was acquitted here to- day of the charge of grand larceny in connection with the sale of an alleged spurious letter of Grover Cleveland to the New York Times. he had only few minutes of freedom. Before leaving the court room he was re-arrested and will be taken to St. Louis next week for trial on a charge of fraudulently en- ticing from the child's parents his step son, James Shepard Cabanne III. The penalty for this offense in Missouri ranges from six months in jail to 20 years imprisonment n the penitentiary.
 The author was taken back to the Tombs in default of s5O0O bail to await the ar.ival of the Missouri officers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-30
BIcvcIist Badly Hurt,

Newark, N. J., June 2s.-Floyd Mo- Farland, the California professional bi- cycle rider, had his left arm broken and his face badly cut during work out at the Velodrome near here today. The rear tire of motor pacing ma chine burst and Mcfarland. who was going at a 1:30 clip, was carried up the bank and pitched backward onto the track.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-30
Sharp Play at Tennis.

New York, June 29.-Sharp. close play was the feature of the second day of the middle state> champion tennis tournament on >fe courts of the Or ange (N L<> Lawn Tennis club to- day. R. H. Palmer, the recent winner of the Old Dominion title at Rich . mond, was IS times within a stroke of defeating c. O. Wagner of Buffalo before carried off the match
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-30
TEXAS IS HOT.

San Antonio. Tex, June 29.-A
 temperature of 100 degrees was officially recorded at the local weather bureau this morning be- tween and o'clock. Net in in the history of the weather ser vice in this state has a similar oc- ,curence been noted. There was an entire absence of breezes and San Antonio awoke about two hours ahead of the schedule.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-30
Postal Chanoes.

Washington. June 29.-(Special) )-Post- masters appointed: Farmersville, Lowndes county, Daniel G. Moore; Fostera, Lowndes county, Joe A. Foster. eGorge F. McKissack is appointed regular and Oscar Mills substitute carrier, Route l., at Ha1eburg
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-30
Prisoner Walks Of.

Roanoke, Va, June 2S.-T. J. Bryant of Franklin county, on trial in the United States district court here charged with removing and concealing whisky not bearing government stamps, walked out of the courtroom this evening when the jury filed in with verdict of guilty. Marshals have not been able to locate Bryant
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-30

effected during a rainstorm without difs ficulty. The crew of four officers and four men held the craft down until detachment of soldiers arrived and gave aid. Major Sperling, in command of the craft, has sent for duplicate parts of the damaged machinery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-30
Outbreak of Priso ners.

Seattle. Wash, June 2s.-A cable dis patch from Nome, Alaska, describes a bloody outbreak of Russian political prisoners in the Yakutsk district, Siberia; and the flight of the mutineers across ths wilderness toward Boring strait in sn effort to reach Alaska
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-30
zeppeIin's Airship Lands.

Biberach. Germany, June 29.-The air ship Zeppelin r. travelling from Fried richshafen to Metz. landed here this morning on account of overheating of its machinery which caused fusing of certatn metal parts. The landing was
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-30
AMators To Cross Channel.

Calais, June 29-Herbert Latham Count De Lambert and Henri Farman are on the coast near here awaiting favorable weather conditions to attempt an aeroplane flight across the English channel for prize of $5000 offered by a London paper. French torpedo boats are in readiness to guide the aviators in tho flight and make a rescue in case of need
 Count De Lambert will make use of a Wright aeroplane. M. Farman will use a new machine, like the one with which he made his celebrated flight from Chal- ons to Rheim, except that he has intro duced an arrangement by which the alighting wheels give way and allow slxids to bear the shocks of the impact He has introduced also lateral fins, sim liar to those used by Latham on his monoplane. This insures greater stabil- ity Latham will use his monoplane. with which he recently has made a mum ber of successful flights. He purposes starting from the top of cliff near Ca lais and heading straight for the ad- mira1ty pier at Dover.
 The distance as the crow flies is 2.7 miles. There Is much rivalry between the three aviators as to who will start first.
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dcoNTNuED oN PAGn &l
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-12
NORTH GRAND PASS

Chas. Dickerson is engaged In
malNilg c race track at Excelsior
Springs.
Pros. o. ii. Hardister visited
home folks in Marshall Saturday
and Sunday. He was also accom-.
panied by some OF his pupils.
David Campbell has visitors
from Marshall this week.
Preston Edwards and wife and
Robt. Jordan and wife were the
guests OF War1 Williams and
wife Sunday.
Misses Eunice Demoss, Ethel
and Thresa Rohn Laurette
Orear, florence Oliver, Filth
carp were Marshal visitors thi
week.
Chester Demoss Intended the
entertainment at Malta Bend
Friday night.
Arthur McReyno.ds of Malta
Bend was in this vicinity Friday.
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-12
NEW HOME

We are having plenty OF rair
! at this writing.
The New Home Core sponlani
Is sorry she has not made her ap.
pearance for the past two week.
but we hope this will not occur
! again Loon.
Char eS o. MARCIA o. Sweet
Springs AMI Lester Harris and
VIE wera Sunday guests of Mr..
ana Mrs. A. w. Forbe.
John &c. bej an d.anl.ly AMI
Peter Durnit ami lister, Miss
Mollie were all dinner guests Of
Mrs Anna Larua Sunday.
} j. Murray returned Friday
from Oklahoma after a months
visit with re.atives AMI trends.
Mis- Jennie Menegali spent Sun
lay with Mis- Mamie Bentley.
ID. Lemons AMI Gami.y spent
Sunday with y. A. Larue and fam
lily.
Matte Brace IL on the sick
list this week.
Misses nellie Dierking ana Dollia
ana Mauda Harris @! Sweet
Springs spent from Friday unit.
Monday with their parents.
Mr. and Mrs. A p. Reager AMI
daughter, Miss Frances, took din
ner with ID. NJ. Harris ami family
Sunday.
John Knott spent Sunday with
MS brother AMI sister in Mt.
Leonard.
Rev. Heirs AMI d. II. Laugh.in
AMI family were Sunday guegt;
y! Mr. an iMrS. August Kat.ea-
Leg.
Miss Title Lemons visited Mrs.
=. w. Forbes Sunday.
c. c. Forbes IS suffering much
pain with his eyes ana he goes to
Sedaiia every day to have them
treated.
Mrs. Henry Cook and Mrs.
John Dic:king VISITED Mrs. Wits
Lemons on Wednesday OF asst
week.
Met5rG Edmund Allen and Ru.
'23 Edwards spelt Sunday with
Wells Mckinney AMI family.
Mrs. Lula Harris sorrel pig
never phone1 or wrote back to
her so she never heard from it
yet.
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-12

Willie Wallace arrived Satur-
day from Kansas City to live
with his father and grandparents
M. AMI Mrs. Jones.
Miss Bette Howard has the
promiS OF a summer school at the
Edwards school soon as the pres
ent term 3 cut.
Arthur Riley OF MAYHEM .psnt
th2 week with his uncle A. +. Ril-
ey ana family, also l.. Reynolds
ana FAMILY.
G. Humphrey and wife and mas
ter Russell OF Mayhem are visi-
tos at their mothers, Mrs. l..
Humphrey and other relatives.
Rev. Mansfield, Baptist minis
ter OF Lexington and Mr.. and Mrs
=. Williamson ana children OF
Lexington are guests OF Mrs. &.
Weddle this week.
Mrs. Laura Cook and Chi .dren
have moved to her farm in the
bottoms but viii return to town
this fall for her children to at
tend school.
News reached here about ten
days ago OF the death OF Mrs.
Ida Kennedy OF Gushing, Oklaho-
ma. She died Feb. 6, 1909 OF
pneumonia. A husband and sever
al brothers and one sister are lett
to mourn her absence, though
she has only gone before. just
one year ago the 18th OF Feb.
her twin sister, Mrs. Ada Wilson
died at her home in Malta Bend
and lett a husband and five small
children. These two most estim-
able ladies were formerly Misses
Ida and Ada Bridgewaters. They
spent their g%irl-hood and woman
hood days I'm Grand Pass and vi
cinity. To know them was to
love them. They were both mem
bers OF the Baptist Church here.
Their many friends here hold
them in sweet remembrance.
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-12
Remnants at half price at
w. h. Fletcher's, Tuesday 16.
GRAND PASS

On last Sunday morning early
a man was found near the depot
apparently very sick. He evil
IDENTIFY had plenty OF money, but
was unable to reach his destina-
ton. He was taken to DR.. i.
Walkers where he was given med
ical aid. Then Dr.. Walker in his
usual kind way took the man to
the hotel OF Mr.. and Mrs. Coad.
where he receives the best of care
for Mr.. and Mrs .Coad are noted
Tor their hospitality to the sick
and strange. The man gave his
name as Mr.. Majors O; Arrow
Rock. His family was telephone1
AMI on Tuesday evening his wife
arrived to see him, as he is vet
unable to be up. He is suffering
with rheumatism.
Chales DeMoss was at home
Sunday with his parents and sis
ter9 and brothers
Mis- Josie Hardister of Mar
Ghall Us a guest OF her many
friends here this week.
Ml5s Mobile Demosss and Miss
Bertha Plattner were guests c
Mrs. May Moore at Malta Bend
last Friday
Mrs. A. L. Riley was a guest OF
Mrs. Nann.o Bailey ana Mr.. A.
sanAnglen at Malta Bend last
Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Wfndmeyer OF
New Haven, Mo, ade visiting
their daughter and son, Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. Hotz.
Russell Green one OF the Oldest
citizen here died March 8, 1909.
Obituary next week
Weber Taylor has a position as
telegfapher in Oklahoma City.
Frank Taylor has a position az.
IL ~rapher in Oklahoma. The
mr. "iends OF these young men
'v;h 1911 in their new
work.
Il. w, en-. wife and children
spent - past week with her
lathe. ! aes Pa kin. From there
tbeY " to Their new homa in
Kansas,
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-12
Cox-Shelton.

Walter Cox and Miss Opal Shell
ten Were quietly married at Mar
shall Wednesday March cd. They
We're accompanied by Henry
She. ton, brother o 1.-THE bride, and
Miss Ether Cox, sister o! the
groom.
The bride Is one OF Salines most
charming young ladies' and has
won many friends by nor wen. a.
ly ways and sweet disposition.
Tho groom Is q prominent
young farmer residing near
Sweet Springs AMI has a host
OF friends to congratulate him
upon the choice he has made.
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-12
BLACKBURN.

Mrs. j. S. HIT is on the sick
list this week.
Rev. johnson OF the M. f.
church could not be with us Sun
day morning owing to a can to
Knob NoSter, but was in his pull
pit Sunday evening as usual.
Miss Maud Blackboard is spend
ing this week in the Countrywide
guest OF Mrs. M. Suggatt.
Blackburn residents thorough
iy enjoyed the musical treat iur-
nished by the Lotus Giee Club"
at Smalls Hall Monday evening
March list. g.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. l.. Peak are Wis
ting in Kansas City this week.
VIII Blackrord the stockman,
disposed OF several loads OF fat
hogs last week. F..
Mr3. c.. A. Richa t Is able to
DO out again att? a sewers at
tack OF appendicitis. t''"' :
James Rollins IL home on en-
1Crced vacation carIet fever
having broken ~. in the school,
where he teac.i4s. 4
b F.. Rol!.nf sable to be out i'm
this @t?cetS again after his III
~ y.
y. ! T.at a Higal9na o. Mar
us; irts Mss .Csrro.l.
.oy. Inl .Jr, this week.
Mrs. w p. Logsdon came home
G,cm Excelsior Springs to stay
n few days. She returned Satur-
las mora,ng
~. .Eian.ng novel from the
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-12
Lovers

CT COOL heath should prevent
,.ckaess instead OF letting them
rs2.ves get sick ana then try to
cure it. So long o5 you keep your
liver, bowels and stomach in a
healthy and active condition you
won't get sick Balard's Herbine
relieves constipation, inactive Ivy
81. ami all stomach and bowel
troubles. Sod by p. II. Franklin.
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-12
Race Suicide

Is not nearly the menace to in
crease in population that deaths
among infants are. Eight out of
ten OF these deaths are directly
OF Indirectly caused by bowel
troubles. McGee's Baby Elixir
cures diarrhoea, d~ySentary, sour
stomach ami all infant ailments
,Ci this nature. Just the thing
for %teething babies. Price 25c
ana soc per bottle. Sod by p. Ii.
frank N.
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-12
Go With a Rush

The demand for that wonder.u.
Stomach, Liver and Kidney cue,
DR.. Kings New Life Pills-iJ as
founding. Al druggi tt say
they never saw the ike. It. be
cause they neye: fa:i to cure Scuc
Stomach, Ccnstipation, Inliges-
ton, Biiiousness, Jaupdice, Sick
Headache, Chl.l3 GGd Malaria
,Ly 25c, Sold by all drugg. t
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-12

Mrs. John Piattner Is consider
ably bette: at this writing.
Paul Bo5eller G! Channels is visit
ing in this neighborhoo1 at the
pr5L2at.
Tho lecture hit AJbury Chapel
was postponed on account o; the
bal weather.
Al"ry P.attner oI Malta Bend
VISITED John Plattner and family
owe Sunday.
MIS-. Blanche Treiway and
ch..d"sl were the guests OF Mrs.
Frank Euiord over Sunday.
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-12
SALT SPRINGS

Mrs. DIR. r A. McLennan and
children came down Friday night
from HigginjviEe to visit her
parents Mr.. and Mrs A. Ransber-
gar.
Wake. Baker made a lying
trip to Higginsville Friday morn
ing to have some repair work
daa9 !or his automobile.
w. II. Mccormick IL nursmg a
blu.Det .eg the result OF his
mua running away with a .oad
c. hay an1 throwing him off SO
that the wagon a over him. He
expects to be out IN a lew days.
Edward Thomas OF Gretchen
was mere Thursday ana Friday
Voting his son II. A. Thomas.
Mrs. wilson o. Marshall spent
Fr.lay with VIM. Clements and
family.
Mis- Ethe. Fuikerson OF Norton
W@o mas been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Water Wright took the
train Saturday afternoon for Oak
Grove Tor a few days visit.
dOini Roc was here this week
looking over hiJ farms,
Loo Morgan Of this pace won
the god medal n "a deelamatory
cGate-t he'd at blackburn in
wn.cn the schools o. the west end
&. ths cCulty took part. He re-
presents the Flu. kerson scnool.
seq. Co.l.erJ sale Friday was
wei attended and things sold
fairy well. He will move to the
river bottom north o! Malta Ben1
Wilson Bros. will take charge OF
tho pace ne u leaving.
Robert Evans ana whe of Mar
shall came out on the plug ana
spent Friday hunting here.
Ms Anna Dysart made he"
regular trip t. MarJh hall Friday
night to .penl Saturday and Sun
lay with nor parents.
Our farmers are blowing for
Llti AMI expect to begin sowing
loon. o.
r.. ID. B"owl - moving from
the Caste farm south of here to
the Ca.v.a SuCldy pace between
l,ecc AMI Malta Bend.
Osca. Woo1small who has been
living with mis- S~on-.n-law VIM.
Clements ior the past year is
moving onto his own farm cast
OF Marshall.
Mrs.. VIM. Hill OF Oswatom lie
Kansas ami Mrs Burns OF Mar
SHAH ar nere visiting their SIS
ter Mrs. Alex Long.
Ms. Walker Baker went to
Kansas City Sunday to b. gone
a week.
MR.. Irv.l .. Fort Scott Kan
.as is visiting at Grandma Hous-
taI's.
NJ. AMI Mrs. Newman Newell
AMI chi. dren 5pent Saturday
AMI Sunday with M. and Mrs. B.
d. Allen OF Malta Bend.
George Morgan spent Sunday
visiting in Marshall, returning on
the plug Monday morning.
i. A. Orr or Parkviile stopped
here Sunday to visit his son. He
was returning from a business
trip to Flu ton AMI Slater.
Robert CorIry o! Missouri VAL
ley College preached here Sunday
mc"n,ng.
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-12
tFirst insertion Feb. 26-4t)
ADMINISTRATORS NOTIOE

Notice Is hereby given that letters OF adj
ministration oh the estate of Amanda
Blaksly, deceased, were granted to the un
dereigned. on the a6th day OF February 1909
oytne proDste oonrt OF saline County Mo.
estate are required TO exhibit them to me
Tor allowance, within one year after the date
OF said letters. or they may be precluded
from any beneft OF such estate; and n such
claims be NOT exhibited within two years
from the time of the publication OF this
notice they shall be forever barred.
HENRY 3. CATION, Admr,
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-12

south part OF town to the Sug-
gait pace IN the north end.
Mics Ccrine Lopez is quite H..
Mr.. AMI Mrs. L. NJ. Chi5well Wis.,
.tci over Sunday in Marshall.