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Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-23
T. M Orr
Tries to Sell
TO Mark Twain
Would Induce Author to Buy a Copy
of His Own Works, but is
Turned Down.

The death Of Mark Twain recalls to the
minds of many Omaha people the story
Of the time Thomas M. Orr Of the Union
Pacific played the title roll of the famous
humorist's book, "Innocents Abroad" by
lrylng 20 sell the author copy OF his
own work.
In the fall Of the year 1868, when Mr..
Orr had Just finished school in Buffalo,
N Y, the general agency for a large
publishing house was established in the
city. Anxious to earn some money the
young man undertook to sell Mark Twain S
latest book, "InnOcents Abroad" In and
about the city Of Buffalo. Orr made a
canvass OF the county district first and
had remarkable success selling the
volume.
Having finished the territory adJoinins
the city. he went to the Buffalo head
quarters for instructions. He was told tc
first cali upon some Of the influential Ieo-
pie OF Delaware avenue, in order that he
might get them to head the list OF sub
scrlbers TO the book. before making a
general canvass. He visited two or three Of
the homes OF Buffalo's elect and easily
secured orders. During his walk along the
street he came to the home OF Samuel l.
Clemens the editor OF the Buffalo Ex-
press, and as Clemens was not generally
krown by his pen name, Mr.. Orr thought
Il would be TO his credit 10 secure th'
editor Of the Express as one of those tC
head his list.
Going to the door, he rang the bel
and asked II Mr.. Clemens was at home
The call was made about the Hoon houi
and the humorlst was at dinner
The young man was ushered 10 tins
authors parlor. and after waiting fey
moments. Mark Twain himself appeared
Orr explained that he didn't wish TO tak'
up any more OF the editor's time thar
necessary. but that he would like TO In
terest MIN in Mark Twains latest book
'1nnocents Abroad"
The editor listened quietly while youni
OFT explained the features OF the work
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-23

and followed closely everything said by
the youthful book agent. He asked a
number OF questions as to what other peo-
pie thought OF the work. how the book was
selling, and what objections people had
who didn't purchase. Orr told him that he
was having wonderful success with the
work; that the great majority of those
whom he seen bought the book, and asked
II he couldn't put Mr.. Clemens down for
a copy.
A smile lowered about the mouth OF
Mark Twain and he answered kindly, mo,
young man, I'm afraid not. You see /
wrote the book and don't believe need
another COPY"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-23
WYOMING OIL BOOSTERS HERE
Col. Power, with Eastern Bankers,
Visits Omaha EnFOute to Wind
River Country.

Colonel E. H. Power. an oil promoter
from Lander. Wyo. stopped off at Omaha
Friday with William James OF London
and Edward James OF New York, bankers,
while enroute from the east 10 the oil
fields, The party arrived In a Pullman
private car Convoy" over the Burlington
and left in the afternoon. Colonel Power
visited the general manager OF the North
western. Frank Walters, and the bankers
then went to the Country club TO play golf.
Messrs James and p, wer are financially
interested in the oil properties at Lander.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-23
Buried Eight
Feet and Lives
Laborer is Rescued from Pile of
Earth with no Serious
Damage.

Buried under a pile of earth eight feet
deep, Thomas PolmskL a laborer employed
at the Smith brick yards, Forty-fourth
street and Woolworth avenue, was rescued
by two fellow workmen and brought to
the surface but slightly injured.
Polmski was engaged IN loading brick
beside the shale pile when a mlss-step
loosened 1t at the bottom. The towering
heap slid down upon him. covering him
completely.
The struggling man was uncovered by
the workmen in desperate fight against
time, and when rescued was all but
smothered. DR.. ]. s. standeven, police
surgeon, answered the emergency can and
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-23
BURY C. A. LEARY SATURDAY
Funeral of Union Pacific Shop Fore
man from st. CeceIia's Church
shops Closed All Day.

The funeral Of Cornenus A. Leary is to
be held from St. Cecelia's Catholic church
Saturday morning at 8 o'clock. Burial will
be In Holy Sepucher cemetery.
The pailbearers will be:
John j. Curtis George 70. Stratmann,
Henry Van Deusen, Charles Cheney,
Thomas Meldrum, Elijah Dunn.
Otto Nelson. w. II. Mulcahy
The palbearers are all foremen in tho
Union Pacific shops. where Mr.. Leary was
head Of the locomotive and wood work de-
partment for forty years, The Union Pa
cific shops will be closed all day Saturday
The timely USE Or, ChamBeriain's Cough
Remedy Will prevent pneumonia
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-23
Daily Newspaper
for a Convention
Official Organ of the Northwestern
Coal Dealers Published
Every Day.

The Goal Dealer" the official organ Of
the coal dealers OF the northwest, will pub
lish daily editions of the paper during the
convention which is to be held in Omaha
June 20. q. % and g.
l. c. Cuvellier, managing editor OF the
paper. will be In the city with full corps
of editors and viii print forty-page edi-
tion every day during the convention.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-23

ordered the injured man taken to St
Joseph's hospital. He was found to have
no more serious hurts than severe sprain
of the back.
Polmsd is 25 years of age. He lives at
2S6S South Twenty street.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-23
Injured in n Fire

or bruised by a fall, apply Bucklen's Ar
Mica salve Cures burns. wounds. sores.
eczema, piles. Guaranteed, 25c. For sale
BY BeatOn Drug Co
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-23
NEWS OF WEST BLocrox
Work Begins 81 B~<11azE Plzne-Bzmk
i'm Sew 2zzrferz-

Vest Bloc<7n- MazCa .-sS2eczzi-s-
Work On the new plant Of ths StaaS.ar nd
Bott1iug works is progressing rapidly
Instead Of using the reinforced can
cTeze- the plan vas changed to a frame
building with n concrete floor IN the
no--ftzg rOon- Tie building ts covered
Nth guaranteed szeel siding over psre
company VIII have = laboratory over
The bOttltlg roon The plan Of putting
n an ice plant tea. has bean ahsn-
6onsd for this rear Al least
Tie West Bloc5on Savings bank Is in
is Few quarters TIE bank Is equipped
sith new fixtures and a vault The in
terror is very t4stefully finished. in
brown and leather effects. while the
fixtures are OF mahogany finish. with
black marble <-@as and gray marble
footboardS-
The town Is improving West Main
street by grading and draining II had
gotten into bad condition during the
winter
In the popularity contest conducted
by stock company last week ar the
opera house, Miss Elizabeth Warren
Won first prize with $500 votes. and
Miss Ethel Riley second prize with
/ ZOO votes Both are very popular
young ladies. Miss Warren being a
teacher in the West Blocton school ard
Miss Riley assistant in the postofsice.
Their many friends maintained a very
warm and exciting though friendly
/ fight up to the last minute. The prizes
/ were pretty pieces Of china
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-23
THoRSBY WILL BE
WE'LL REPRESENTED

-norssv. March QSp@e1s1,1 --res
-norsey sunday schools viii ee well
-3preses ssa 81 sAe state eenxens1eA IN
Mobile sefs week. -ne Eassssss elect
ea Miss naass yoae< MISS Mary Nor
san and Miss Mabel Swan as delegates
and ]. J. stanley win go as s@ReSfr-
senaent ~ the Sunday school
rrora TIE congregational sandaS
school Serene 9. Nersens teea A. A@a-
ter sna srsnsen Groves Sc as elected
delegates. wafls Rev. g. ". Butler,
state superintendent OF Congregational
hsrrs missionary and Sunday scneel
work for AtshsrsAs Adam x. Aerta,
county sreerfnsemient 81 Snt1s9a Saen~
aav schools, and Rev. Charles w, shy
der. pastor 81 che church. will 80 as
delegates by virtue ~ their eftleeS Wal
Ter psraelt has also gone 20 Mobile 10
attend the eenseaston.
Rev. s'rank s. Jenkins. =. D. general
superintendent % Congregational horne
missionary work In the southern states,
ard Rev = LYMAN Hood. y, d. rress-
dent Of Atlanta Theological seminary,
are visitors in TAor<Ay to-day.
The quarterly meeting % tae board
Of trustees 81 TAorshy institute was
held today. Thomas Chtldress was
elected a trustee 70 an tie eaexptre&
term OF liver s Gerald. deceased. Prot,
hyde Wiley Henson was reelected
principal. Miss Helen {, jenkins. as
soeiate principal. Miss Amy wtnSlow
and Miss Louise Thomas, as members
- the faculty. Other applications arc
eeing considered and viii be acted On
later.
A committee was appointed 90 ar
range for series 81 educational rallies
tc be held during the summer.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-23
WESTERN UNION
OFFICE CHANGES

Albania. A1srcla sss-ssrsct.sA J'-1nsfsf's'
Ant changes were 2asssaaese& To-Day ~ he
wss.sFn tra.ssa eerees. eelalegias q sssls
here ss fs.sa,szs Of sas nsesesn tssaes
and see Americana fshsaasas sa,A Fsass-
grape company Iaeea Lssiass, general So
eeraasse1sss se Ehs sesathern asvishsia. eas
Aas a@aa sass resispsa ter seven years.
resigned. the rssisasssea 70 take place
ssaaa.saiassly. kse viii De Seees@Sea ~
h y Dftasa wee hss sssa n charge q
aAs Is<ascrxtae esxaee. and wass Is = seaaae
e. Georgian
M o4ibaA leaves with tee eassae OF
esa&ss ger Sksls 10 New Grsesas early
sezzserze~ naeFaaas. lie Will take charge
~ Ms new a@sies ytgafR sea days. hse5-
where Brooks general n'za.@ses o. ses
eertrzap. made the zsess aatseesseeAtss sess
os. zeee.el Sselheasseses. Geseassls eess>
ST. - Atlanta. has fsss received eFdsss
- leave ibis city for Havana. wsese AS
win take the p@stssca II tsasexssl safAhsses
saAae vacant ny the departure 81 s.ss
sesaasx 10 essFnaaS far SIX na@AsRS' sassss7
szxee service.
fse ~slt 10 saee2e2eds here ~ IN. Lets
eeaSsz2ex. og G'feetaaAIA
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-23
HE is COMING
The Renowned. Quaker
Health Teacher Will
Soon Visit Birmingham,
Which Should Be Cause
for Rejoicing.

Information has been received from a
most reliable source that arrangements
arc being completed for the reception OF
tho Quaker Health Teacher. who rs to
visit this city very shortly.
At the time of going to press further
DETAILS were not obtainable. II can be
announced. however. that the newspa-
pers OF the different cities all over the
state which he has visited are filled with
glowing reports OF his wonderful success.
and Birmingham people will be nnxi
Gus to learn what good VIII result IRON
Ills contemplated visit here.
His recent efforts at Mobile, Ala, were
rewarded with tremendous and glorious
returns. and people there In general
made the most fatterlng OFFERS 10 have
him remain longer. but az his time u
limited, he was obliged to deny himself
the pleasure Of more extended visit.
Gray, the Health Teacher. claims that
Quaker Herb Extract expels Tape Worms
surely, quickly and complete with head
without dieting. starving or any III Of
fects.
Any person affected with Tape Worn
Ray call on him Saturday and obtain
Tree a bottle Of Quaker Herb Extract
He will be at the Quinn Pharmacy
formerly Gunn-Gamble Drug Co.. corne'
Third avenue and Nineteenth street, con-
mencing Saturday.. All are invited e
call on him. Further particulars IN 70
n1orrow's issue.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-23
PREPARATIONS FOR
FAIR IN BALDWIN

Ear Nir1si-z- Maui -sS1ee5E1 re
zaa..6l-e154rs - saz 5zAexf1 glzgzz1F Fah-
All E-EefzsE z-Esss.z14ziEz hsl1 u14s1azE u
sa.s zsssl-1ll,sEs-ze III u,srzanE far zaa sszr-
p'1ss II rsls1s1zsg TIE es-zsis-cz rzpss-- -
azza FaIrs Es-x Ard ss~ making srse-
a-as4szs for the Ez-a ms s-@zs<- Ter
Officers were am si<rzsd for thas SEEMING
rs-u
Dzrse1nrx sssceea Hzrs G. X BINS
= Z AElal- Z q EEssr. ELr=sz ks<a-
Lar and Leslie EAl IN. s-s---s saec<sd
we're G. " Ez-zz. z-zzsszzs= l. q
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: ne meeting rs Eaz-ke. WITH r-zzcA err
1alzs1sz-sZ Lza5szz tozz are Int IL STATE
Z-zz VII again g - 2ztSwIa zozzty.
~1rE Is 70 De SEATED 4. azse and u
eE-1perzt1E EHth trs R2E5E1m rczzsy
A gr1r-lt=-zI society. EL- s-e able - III
u 1n= Of the finest sxhst4y in A LIZ
t1-y u the r1Ety.
Tbs Few G l. Lambert n head -
shs BALDWIN County BoTx' Corn Cha an
z5zaced that hz I'D r-Ers than - yozng-
xzGs IN LHzs AID -hz- zuen ea1aukszsz
wzs 70 De nSee1 thr0cEhsut the coznsy.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-23
BIC BIRMINGHAM
BILL NOW SECURE
Cag1s ef Flghl Are Charged
Against E1s1zy Man
DoCToRs MEET IN Mo5ELE
s-sz& Msmah-gaxssssuf E11esssBs
Hs-f x-sts.r,iny-8Is-,l Dur Will
ZEE gaser~e.f.

management March ...-espeeiaA g--f'he
List za.f rites svsr me agnusii1rn n aila
GirsHHsr Birmingham Dill, BInwu ~ MN
EnI iii In tis a,gisiafalrs, we're Rer~
fsrHss1 thin week. wiisam Gem. Eagnent T.
Li.rfin gf the supreme court senr TIA sia
s9 gasns N aii,t cnae to ] D.. Simpson ~.
ira eisy Gla Rnssi,ssp to Sheriff Ehiipidsn 1lr
fel seeiln. Friilr Il asaE tifnis TIA ctfsa ID
HI ,ineon vs,- uas eiag II Rlsiss hass been
Hssta.eit. titils also raising Eae siDsstaorfa
Ti.ss Si11zgscR sgza1 vas dseitisa1 DsesnT'-
TER d Bbsd. when Judge ssgrs.. sEapGnrsst
II 4lfss uea- az mis- asgiailsn4 h,sid tina King
III To be sensfi1llf1.sna1 An aapiieaziisz1
ssr calsaa-t1ss VA asss,t Decsualssr a. but
Ias.ga >ilxre reEassd - rsesdn Es1e eaz-
114sts1a nrurr nita eaknearT esiIrr esa;A 1iss
4hss eia4 ee,raGpa si-zeGivs Jz1s9srg = IN
February THE sprizsHzi,sn 1er resaaria,s
vas 9vsr-uls,E hence the alal sifsgesi-
4isa se IN cczszezsfsx. Tsrs King. nszn-
Ter q TIM lslsislEaisre. new secs ms work
4..is,sEzr-l ifhsss1
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-23
woman Led Revenue on.-~r~

United States Deputy Revenue COL
iector W. ". Battle has returned from
Getup. Walker county. Georgia where
lie destroyed a S0-galion Still and moon
shine plant He was notified OF the
operation of the stiil By the wife of
a man who IS said 20 have scuandered
all his money on the output OF the
nloonshiner. and when the officers ar
rived in Getup the plucky little woman
\ assumed the role OF guide and led them
70 the scene of the still. which she
destroyed with her own hands. she
also furnished the Officers with eSrt-
dence which, 1t Is said. will be SUIT
cient TO convict the guilty parties. and
when her work had been completed she
seemed SO satisfied that she served a
palatable meal for the officers.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-23
DECISIONS RENDERED
IN COURT OF APPEALS

New orleans. March ss.--gspeoiai.l--
The toalewiag cases were decided to-
day BY the United States circuit court
Of appealss
Mississippi-oueen Insurance cont
pany VS., i.egget. affirmed.
Louisiana - National Contraeting
company VS.. SEWERAGE and Water board
Of New Orleans, Judgment as to hllins
item affirmed. as TO foundation, re-
versed. carondolot Canal and NaviSa-
ton company va, pemoureiie. affirmed,
Ro-hearings we're denied In Republic
Iron and Steel company vs., Thomastno,
Louisville and Nashville Railroad COM
pany va Woodward. and Consolidated
Grocery company VS.. Hammond.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-23
Exncurivn coMM,rrEE MEETS
Election officer. for Nth ceunty prt-
mary Named

Centreville. March s,-tSpeeiall-The
democratic executive committee FOR Bihh
county met here yesterday for the pur-
pose OF selecting managers and clerks for
the approaching primary election for the
selection OF county Officers. There was
much interest manifested In the meeting
and there was quite a large crowd Of
people In town. W. W, Lavender resigned
az committeeman from this heat on ae-
count Of being a candidate for the legls-
lature. DIR. +. u, Scholar was elected
10 succeed him. Tho meeting was aulre
a spirited one. but after all the work
done by tho committee In tho selection
of managers and clerks over the election
seems TO have given general satisfaction,
j. r. oglesby has withdrawn az q cam
didnte for the offlce OF probate Judge
land the contest IL now left to two men.
Judge W. l.. Pratt and County Commits
sloner w. IL. Thomas, Both mon are
popular and are waging vigorous cam
paisn. =.
The primary election win occur on
April Q, at which time all county officers,
Including member OF the legislature from
pibh county. will be nominated,
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-23
CHARTER SPECIAL
FOR DELEGATION
Normal sIu5zzrls fs AlIsn1
GzuTsnlsx- II Birmingham
MTE0Ea.Ea Is INSANE


Anrlsasn. 1lsrein Ia sua,ziiIi l---'lil's
az ,Asa IargHsa., Il nat ala 1argssr' tssiss--
EaalIuA rum 4 single amy IN IHHaiiat
are forthcoming uzssaiz.g al THE AIT
aalla uliausalii1IIn IsHgeliIhiiIu IN Fir
min Eiian7. 1Esnruln 2+2s. WIN be that
rum tia Tgngit su1vt1lss stare SGrnlml
SET aaI.. wiaiglt h1s ghar1eret 3 s1eglit4
nrria1 al tire,s Gars tar tia 1sErvase.
Prsss!a1sn1 c. W. Dauraaha sanE gzsr
l. lnEian Baa1 A8s1 year AID tt WIS
aanssiiI.srza saEs.h a ss1.Ezszs 11hE he is--
gi,ts,t e. s4rsAA tfs al-srr INKS EzIr
sGaaoz vim - suspended e1 Thurs
liIE mi aasra viii be ne sessions tn
aiI T,1zsassaF and the Ixsszr a9auaer az
ui1s saizsz.sz1s. nunasri1E aysr i'd IN
all departments. VIII Aaransz the srBas
zzseea1E
IL is snzt 1A4z aver EArsss--fsszrslsz ~
rasa Rsruza1 s11az@11s hKp. seer ssrTtcs
IN ths4 s.E.ssa8x at the s1Ass k1.s a sIe1
Rt5.i. ssaszzss x,7zzBssraB1F su4 a the
sr'Einarr a thAE uss1 II them srs
men. a E1ez wh1ti1. Ii Is sA11 sa1swaAs
a'siEz5sr1s1s TIA GbEsra frezr vsrtsazs
ssssrrr,ss that the wGGzea are nza1egs1-
King ziae srassaz of Eae eaEnsrFs Pres
atsn1 Da4sgea1z sBTs thai IL Il re-
esfuazr zs7-e asz-slzs.s ssz sslseas-< sre1
Ire rzr2a schools q TIE s-gra today
IL Al ever ssEs-e IN lis szss-1s1ca and
ia Is s@Ibtrsz ahE7 sAHs Es4srs Eizeh
for A8as8zaas c-cu-s stzear1g1sA1 wei
tAF~- Tefaa hs xSves zrsszzI 41tsztBar
to 5tt1z< zss szzz5s1ss f1< A4xher work
il seems tat - BzEas r-szsars1y at
TIE k-11srG-Es G< res rzrz1 schools
nd eas gs<zss 81 c;sUzsr7 life IN Ala
BANS n zAHs rssSses ss . said "a
se 1o5rg = E9-x vrtcA eKs s@.z rec
rgzxsd 1T scAo'sI esaars1s ali ever tAe
x-ztz-
Persczz asrs s7szkT from @ze&sa,-
vile s-ase that tie rsxtsw term viii
begin q April E. J1eksezTl1Is u1s--
Giants lszk forward TO tkt< with great
rSe2sn-.. As st c7zss n 1s.aes ehe time
-Ary u ne rural s-naesz e1ese for
ne sumner and means an Increase "
zocus - 7e- cear IN xrze1dsnce. wntea
vent oeyc-1 s7s Inst rear.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-23
Railroad VIII Improve

Macon, Ga Aarca 2--For the pur-
pose Of increasing and improving its
equipment the Georgia Southern and Flor
ida Railroad company filed an equipment
mortgage II the superior court In fss
yor OF the Equitable Trust company c.
New York today In the sum of s5s7, $50
Twenty bonds of $1,000 each viii be is
sued bearing interest at 4 per cent. II
Is understood the company viii place
number OF orders for new locomotives
and other rolling stock The bonds viii
run for 20 years with the provision of ex.
tension
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-23
AMENDMENT IS STILL
BREATHING FAMILY

Huntsville. March e2.-(Special.)-
From all indications 1t appears now as
If the amendment fight of last Novem-
Der will have to be repeated In Mad
ison county politics. The ONeal anu
Mallory factions are figuring on bring
ing out separate tickets composed of
candidates for the state senate ana
lower house OF the general assembly.
The O'Neal faction will make the race
before the people OF this county on
the issue of dispensary as against pro-
hibition while the Mallory forces viii
night for the laws as they now stand.
Senator Spra gins Is mentioned as a
probable candidate for the senate to
succeed himself and IL he runs at ALI
he will stand for a dispensary
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-23

Btasneta. w. Va. March "a Bastard
tv bur unsuccessful atseaaps 10 wreck
wessseaaa trains 90 the NeFsefS ara
Western railroad al sae Esaelse ceAt @a2
ceSe eesapany's place Of operation a.
Isnaxran. w. Va. was made last Atkas
The weae&-ee wreeseRs threw and ieeNe1
seven different switches all le@Ases fssses
the n.sin tire 10 stae tracks, The Ar
rival ~ q varalnaa sreas Vivian, w VA,
prevented a serious wreck. Detectives are
working On the case.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-23

AEna1z many aEAsr meetings h Adssilss
a1As sert-g ansz <lzn1sr hs tho Hzzcsrkaa1
session eS tne S.1ze Medical association
Te4s win sssn aa ATrsn ID r>s day after
ia e-al EXERCISES ss sA.s Medical Collage
ls,-zs zpzzce1z<rs. rnss programmes Is net
ut made 10, sszs win be la s ssw days. A
a4a-nre IL the eefhaxe closing with be IN
.1a-..ss by Erwin Cr4iShsa1. salEer Of
sA.. Mobile RsgAstsr. WHO has eeslz years
lzra rsars q great TREAD ~ the COLES
rrss Medical college,. which hs . Fart q
alss University. las 4zsrze3 the ea1 and
g@zz eRr the members q ths szef1lty and
sa.s grad mating class This il very good
s1r re doctors. n gives anSf0rua dress
ssr tAs STUDENTS inst getting OUT WHO
zzzzr z1nass hare nio raeney 10 esy rev
essaAhzs for the svsnz. Many . ye9nk
-z-~ says sxxss Health 0@tesr pr. ~.
II. Ssaa1s-s~ has s.4rsar enough money
WITH IN Re hAs Ard ean borrow u get
aA-sagA and shts Plan 70 save him ths
eas1 ~ ns~ eloshss : a blessing to him :
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-23
KINGS CASE WILL BE
TAKEN UP AGAIN

Cincinnati. March 92.-It was definitely
announced here tonight that the National
baseball commission will hold a meeting
on Friday to take up the case of Catcher
John King
II understand that there have been ru
mors that the King case has been de-
c'ded," said Chairman August Hermann
Of the commission today. These are alb
soutely false"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-23

c. Z Locke, well known resi es~
tate agent Of this city. hzs opened
sniess n the Constantine building for
The purpose Of conducting Al fnte-ra-
tscaa1 ee-operatiye association For the
pZ-pes@ Of advertising his business re
IS Issuing = monthly prospectus The
first Issue came out this month and
contains real estate listed TO a value
exceeding ss8.eoe.e0e in all parts cs
the United States and other countries.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-23

washington. March a2-No war Ia In
siuht. even though diplomatic relations
between Chile and Peru have been sew
cred. according 10 Minister Cruz OF chile
The expect alton is that the two countries
vii drift along for a while without for
mai relations, but the matter IN not re-
uurted no serious because the consul Of
ncers .an carry forward any necessary
business.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-23
PROMINENT FARMER
SHOT BY HIS WIFE

Hamilton, March Especial An
" yickery. q prominent farmer living
10 miles north Of Hs milton. was prob
ably fatally shot by his wife yesterday
morning al 8 o'clock
vIckery, in a quarrel, accused his
wife Of being unfaithful and during the
quarrel his wife drew a revolver, FIR
ing one shot which took effect in
The right breast
Drs. White and johnson were called
- see the wounded man and they pro-
Dounce the wound serious.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-23
Jolly Acquitted Of Chnrre.

Huntsville, March 22.-(Special)--
John Jolly, former chief mechanic in
the Abingdon cotton mills. was tried in
the law and equity court yesterday
on a charge of shooting the superin-
tendent OF the mill. c. A. Whitneck,
with intent to murder him. The jury
last night returned a verdict of not
guilty and the defendant was released.
Superintendent Whitneck in testifying
against Jolly stated that the shooting
was done without provocation and was
totally unexpected. He was sh OF one
time, the bullet entering his neck at
the back and coming out under the
oh In.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-23
Nl.brny Goes to Prison

Council Bluffs. Ia. March 22.-John C.
habrsy and Il of his associates who
were sentenced yesterday to Imprisonment
in the federal penitentlary at Leaven-
worth for extensive swindling by the
fraudulent use of the mails, left for that
place today in charge of United States
Marshal Clark