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The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-11
NEW YORK AS \ RAILWAY AND STEAMSHIP TRANSFER POINT
And the Value of the Hotel St. Regts To Thorough Travellers and Tourists

Located on the eastern threshold of the American continent. with railroads stretching to 1t from every part of the United States. and with steamer lines branching from it to the eastward and traversing every one of the seven seas New York can rightly claim to be the greatest passenger transfer point in the western world Through travellers com ing to New York generally spend day or two in the metropolis before proceed ing, and desire hotel where can be ob- tained the fullest amount of comfort and rest Such is the Hotel St. Regis, at Fifth avenue and Fifty-ifth street. con veniently situated, having it's own elec- tric cab service, and making a speciality Of catering to through travellers. Ar- engagements can be made in advance with the St. Regis to meet incoming passen- gers. transfer them and their baggage to the hotel, and convey them to their out going station at stated time, leaving them every moment of their intervening time free and unhampered by travel con alterations. The St. Regis Is known as Americas finest hotel'' and IS all that that name implies. Its cuisine Is equal in all respects to the very best foreign res taurants, while It's restaurant charges are no higher than those of other nrst- clHss hotels. Room rates are likewise moderate: s3 and 3 day for large, handsomely furnished single room D day for the same with private path tor $ for two people); and u2 a day and up for a splendid suite cof1slstfng Of par lor- bedroom and private bath.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-11
SERIOUS CHARGE
 AGAINST NEGRO
FEELING VERY HIGH IN coLUM- BUS, WHERE DEFENSE WAS COMMITTED, AND FEAR OF LYNcHlNG is ENTERTAINED.

Columbus, Ga, December 1o.-(Special.) Arch King, 17-year-old negro, was ar rested tonight at o'clock in Lee county, Alabama. and was positively identified as the person who attempted criminal as- sault upon two white school girls in the suburbs of Columbus yesterday. The Alabama officers who erected the negro s arrest by following slight clue in really remarkable fashion had quite a time of 1t getting the negro safe to the Georgia shore, for news of the arrest spread and a mob tesan to form. Deputy Sherff Keys of Lee county hurried the negro from one locality to another in Phenix City, dodsine the people who were ,search- ing for him. and finally got the prisoner across to the Muscogee county sheriff. The latter took him before the girls, who identified him instantly
 Feeling is so high that Sherlff Beard hurried the re gro out of town at once by private conveyance, not waiting for a railroad trajn, and the present where abouts of the prisoner is kept secret.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-11
SALVATION ARMY
 HAS UNIQUE PLAN
PREPARING TO GIVE ANNISTON
 POOR THEIR CHRISTMAS DIN | NER-DELAY IN REMoDELlNG
 STATION CAUSING COMPLAINT.

Anniston, December 1O.-(SpeciaL)-A unique scheme is proposed by Captain MeAffee of the local Salvation Army corps for the serving of the regular Christmas dinner to the needy people of the city, He proposes to issue tickets to needy persons in advance. on the recom- mendation of the mayor or some police officer on which will be marked the num- Der of persons in each family, and which will be recorded in book for the inspec- ton of the public. Public subscriptions are being asked for to defrsy the ex- penses of tho dinner, and if more Is sub scribed than is needed the balance will be put in the regular winter relief fund. Captain McAffee, expresses himself as greatly interested in tho work here in Anniston, and wishes to do all in his power to make 1t a success, and to that end asks the hearty cooperation of all the people.
 The new jury commission is still at work on assembling the names of jurors for the jury box, and the indications are that their work will run up pretty close to Christmas.
 Tn some way there seems to be a hitch in the work of starting the remodeling of tho union passenger station here. and pa- tience has long since ceased to be a vir- tue with the travelling public. The rail- road is criticised for the delay, and the recent rains and general bad weather have acted as 8 sort of last straw with Annfston citizens
 Frank Gaboury, the contractor. has just finished the. Blue Mountain avenue ex- tension to the city sewer, and it waiting for the tests before turning it over to the city. This sewer has been badly needed for a long time, and its comple- tion is the cause of much rejoicing on the part of property-owners and residents along that thoroughfare.
 The addition to the Anniston Steam laundry, to be used as an exclusive dry cleaning establishment, has been com pleted, and the installation of the ma chinery will be completed next week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-11
Tbo Interesting Games
 Al We Athletic Club

Two exciting games of basketball were played at the Athletic club last night, resulting in victory for the clubs first team over the Growiers. The score: 34-23. The Blacks defeated the Reds by a score of 27 to 2s
 The Growlers surprised their opponents by the fight put up, as an easly walk-over had been expected. The little team hano- ed out a scrap all the way through and' considering the fact that they have never practiced together, developed good speed. The first half ended 20 to in favor of 'the club and the second half 15 to r in favor of the Growlers.
 Williams was the star of the game. play ing at guard and making seven goals from the field. For the Growlers Estes played we'll. scoring 10 points, and getting over the field in fine shape. Billie Cobbs, at guard, was in the game from beginning
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-11
LAW PLANNED TO
 COVER CONTEMPT

washington, December 10.--A bill evi- dently to cover cases of contempt of court similar to that of President Com pers and his associates of the American Federation of Labor, and greatly restrict ing the power Of the courts in such cases, was introduced in, the House today by Representative Thomas of Kentucky.
 The bill provides for q trial by jury in all contempt cases where the punishment imposed exceeds fine of t5O or impris- onment Of five days. and where the off, fense has been committed in the prov ince of the court the judss is prohibited absolutely from imposing punishment Tor contempt. except after q trial by jury.
 The supreme court of the United States is exempted in the application of the proposed law.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-11
ICE COMPANY IS
 FOUND GUILTY

New York, December 1oJThe American Ice company was found guilty today in the state supreme court of restricting competition in and attempting to create g monopoly of the sale of ice, and the court imposed the maximum sentence, a 5000 fine. The conviction is the first under the so-calied Donnelly anti-monop- oly law, and will be fought to the higher court.
 The intimation was made during the trial by counsel for the defense that a finding against the company. which SUD- plies 8oo0.ooo customers. would mark the first step in It's ultimate dissolution.
 The American Ice company was incor- porated in New Jersey for s40000,oo0 and later taken over by the American Ice se- curities company of the same state. The company has plants in New York, wash ington, Baltimore and Philadelphia, and has absorbed many smaller companies along the Hudson river and in the Maine ice fields. Before Wesley N. Oler was elected president of the company, Charles ". Morse, the convicted banker, was &C., tive in it's affairs
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-11
SENATOR ALDRlCH WILL VISIT SOUTH

Washington, December 0-(Speciai.)- Senator Aldrich is going south to dis cuss his forthcoming financial bill with southern nnanciers. He told Senator Johnston of Alabama so today. He will soon arrange for date in Birmingham
 Senator Johnston today introduced g bill appropriating s25,ooo for fish hatch cry in the state of Alabama. In his next message to Congress the President will put in good word for Tennesses river improvements. Representative Rich, ardson of Alabama talked with him about the matter today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-11
BETTING BARRED
 BY COMMISSION

Frankfort, Ky, December 10-The court and aboiishes betting at Latonia.
 The appeal involved the constitutionality of the racing regulating act of 1906. The court says the intention of the legislature was to foster "a great industry which has gained for the state much celebrity and which has been a source of consid- erable profit to breeders Of thorough breds." The court went into a lengthy review of the uses of the horses and of the racing for several centuries and says:
 The thoroughbred is pre-eminently a race horse. Races are run mainly for amusement. While purses, cups and other trophies are awarded to winners and are no doubt valuable Inducements to the owners. so far as the public is concerned 1t is the exhibition of skill. speed and intelligent courage that attracts the pat rons of the race course. Attendant upon this sport there has always been more or less wagering on the result of the races. Sometimes the practice grows to such proportion as to constitute a pub lie nuisance.
 There is great temptation to fraud by the betters of heavy stakes as by buying jockies, doctoring horses and other pernicious practices, scandals result. They have arisen in the past and again re- gently. Whether to stop racing altogether or to regulate 1t so as to exclude the objectionable features. is the problem be- fore the legislature"
 The court tells of the stringent legis- lation against gambling. including betting on horse racing, but how the 1erisla- tu-e excepted race tracks from the opera tions of the pari-mutuel systems of bet ting and says:
 "So recently public opinion has demand ed a cessation of the betting evfl upon the race course. Whether 1t was a mora spasm, as some term 1t, 1t had the prece dent of being a spasm which the govern n1ent had the power to respect
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-11
NEGRO MURDERER
 IS IDENTIFIED

Montgomery, December 10.--Mrs. Leo spiegel tonight positively identified Mack Mccoy. a negro, as the man who mur- dered her husband and his friend. A. Goldman of Savannah, Ga, in the spiegel residence here on the night Of January IS last. The double murder was. one&of the most mysterious that ever occurred in Montgomery. Mrs. spie- gel and the two men were playing cards late at night when negro entered the house ana shot the men to death. Al the time of the tragedy Mrs. Spiegel said she could not describe the man who committed the murder. Called on to- night to confront three suspected ne groes she declared that Mccoy commit ted the crime.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-11
Elk. Hold Social sessIon.

Huntsville, December i0.-( -(speciai)- The Elks of huntsville enjoyed their first social session in several months last night in the club rooms. More than l0C members of the order and their visiting friends gathered around the banquet tables, which were arranged to form [ great "E" Joseph J. Bradley, exalted ruler of the lodge. was toastsnaster and impromptu toasts were responded to by about a dozen persons.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-11
Steel stocks Sold In Fanee.

New York, December 1o.-The an nouncement was made here that the block of 100000 shares of the common stock of the United States Steel cor poration which was purchased by a syn dicate of French bankers last spring and which, 1t was reported, was to have been listed on the Paris bourse. had been en- tirely taken up and that the shares for the most part had been placed in small lots with French investors.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-11
In Voluntary nsnkruptey,

Huntsville, December 10.-tspecial.)- )-- Charles F'eatherly, editor of the Bridge port News. published at Bridgeport. has filed voluntary petition in bsnkruptcy in the tinted States court here I1is it. abilities are estimated at y7Oo asid his as are claimed. irwin & Sims, general mer- chants at Aibertville, have filed second petition asking to be discharged from their liabilities. which are estimated at 4lO,OO0. There are no assets.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-11
Eoq shIpmsnt confIscated.

Peoria, Ill, December 1o.---JudEe J. Otis Humphreys in the federal court here today decided that the 60 cases of preserved eggs seized in this city last March by government inspectors were injurious to health and that the seizure was Justified. The eggs were shipped by the w. H. Hippolite Egg company of St. Lonis and the firm has been barred from doing business in the State of Illinois. Attorneys for. the defense immediately filed an Appsti.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-11
ktlIs Girl and Himself.

Washington, Pa. December 10.-- Laura Braden, 16 years old. daughter of Attorney A. G. Braden, was shot dead this afternoon by Walter Seybold, IS years old, son of a business man. who then killed himself Jealousy is assigned as the motive.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-11
Should Not Build Bridaes.

Washington, December 10.--Uncle Sam should not build his own bridges, according to speakers representing the Dredgers' Association of the United States, who today appeared before the House committee on rivers and har- bors.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-11
Efforts to Trace Neoro

Cairo, H., December 1o.-The grand jury had before 1t today a sister Of Arthur Alexander, the negro held in Urbana jail, in an effort to trace Alex ander's movements on the night Miss Anna Pelley was murdered. Tho jury adjourned until Monday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-11
roMnes.HaIsey.

Huntsville, December 1O.- Especially Charles l.. Townes. deputy circuit court clerk, and Miss Jeane Halsey were mar ried wednesday evening at the home of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. Charles H. Haisey The Rev. Carey Gamble per- formed the ceremony. Shelby 8. Pleas ants was best man and the bride was given away by her father.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-11
Peary Is Honored.

New York, December 10.-Commander Robert E. Peary was tonight reelected president of the Explorers club and aft erward presided at the annual banquet of the club at the Hotel Astor.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-11
King Alfonso Not sufFerInu

Madrid, December 10.-The government today denied the rumor in circulation that King Alfonso Is suffering from . serious disease of the ear, which would recessltate an operation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-11

only One "BROMO QUININE" That Is LAXATIVE PROMO QUINTNE. Look for the signature of E. w. GROVE Used the World over to Cure aoCoid in One Day. 25c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-11

Kirshbaum's Suits built to please the most critical. These suits will never fail their mis- sion. Special big values at $15, SIS and $20, now ready.
 MARLEY 6 BAUMAN
 CLOTHING CO.,,
 1910 Sd Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-11

All tho new models are in, the style and fabric assortment is complete, and you'll have nne picking in KirShbauin' 3 handmade suit for $16, SIS and $20. Sure to please.
 VARLEY 6 BAUMAN
 CLOTHING Co., 1910 3d Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-11
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MONDAY, DEC. 13 MRS. LESLIE CARTER Has the Honor of Presenting
 VASTA HERNE

Her New Play of Morals and Emotions.
 The Play That's Different.
 By Edward Peple. Wherever Nvasta Herne" has been seen it has been greeted as veritablc triumph for Mrs. Carter. PRICEs-5Oc to s2.50. Seats on sale Friday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-11

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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-29

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