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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-25
Well Known Aldbdmidns
.-s.-a- In BIRMINGHAM Yesterday
By WALTER HARPER.

The grand annual council of the Red
sion in Birmingham, has brought a large
number Of the best people of the state
together for two days.
All interests of the state are well rep
resented. The order 10 a growing and
influential organization and claims
among its members many of the leading
people of the state
'Moulton is growing in spite of the
fact that it is far removed from any
railroad" said the Rev. Walter Helm
Of that place. who is spending a few
days in Birmingham with his brothers.
"Moulton is in the midst of very
fine and rapidly developing agricultural
section, It is one of the fine old towns OF
the state and deserves to grow. We
have some very progressive merchants
who report that business is good and
that the prospects for the year are very
fattering.
THE Methodist and Baptist congrega-
tions Of Moulton have built fine and
substantial church edifices during the
past year The Lawrence county high
| school is located at Moulton and the first
term is just now comiag to a close. Tho
term has been very successful"
The Rev. Mr.. Hefiin IL pastor Of the
Methodist church.
r. E. L. Neil Of Selma il In Birming-
ham attending tho annual council OF
Red Men.
Mr.. Neil is editor Of the Selma Times.
one of the progressive small dailies OF
the state, and IL also closely identified
with the business development Of his
| home city.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-25

]. B. Rogers, a well known citizen OF
Pine Hill, spent yesterday in Birming-
ham. He was registered at the Morris
hotel.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-25

B. X. McMorris Of Wetumpka spent
yesterday in Birmingham on business.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-25

He was registered at the Morris hotel.
Mr.. McMorris is an attorney.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-16
CHARLES MOORE AND ALL
OTHERS DISCHARGED By JUDGE
falcon keepeR Accused of Violating
Closing Law, with Alleged GUS
toners, Turned Loose.

Charles Moore, arrested Saturday night
or selling liquor after s o'clock, was dis
hRrged in police court after evidence had
een heard by Judge Crawford.
Moore explained to the judge that he
vas not present at the time the liquor was
tleged to have been sold and that he did
lot know It was being sold in violation Of
ne law.
The police arrested some twenty men in
he basement under the saloon at a12 Dodge
ltreet. who we're alleged to have been
linking beer. The men were charged
NTH being inmates of a disorderly house.
they were also discharged.
Moore said that the basement OF the sa-
bon was rented TO a Jap who has a lunch
bunter, and n beer was sold after 8 o'clock
10 was not aware OF the fact.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-16
CHAUFFEUR SURGEON
fan Who Operated on Lillis Said to
Be Young Doctor.
HIRED MONTHS FOR JOB, RUMOR
laid 90 Have Received an Enormous
rec for His Work. which Wa
Not Done with Any
Rusty Knife.

out Of the maze OF reports and rumors
" the character and kind OF injuries Jack
tudahy inflicted on Jere Lillis on that
l|ventfui night at the Cudahy home In
Kansas City. comes one by way Of Chicago
thlch, while not entirely unique In it,
le~nouement. adds light TO a point partially
Ibscured In the minds OF some who have
continued to speculate upon the matter.
John Moss. the missing chauffeur, In
tolved In the Cudahy case as the alleged
assistant OF Jack Cudahy on the evening
" the attack on Jere F. Lilis, may not be
chauffeur at all, but a young surgeon
kiaying the role OF auto driver in order
hat whatever attack with a knife was
made would be by skilled hands" says the
chicago News. ''rhls is the purport Of
sensational reports which have reached
chicago anent the mysterious disappear
Lnce OF the chauffeur following the rum
BUS in the Cudahy home in Kansas City.
the rumors are said to have a foundation
h fact and TO be common talk among club
tolk OF the Missouri city who know whereof
hey speak. The surgeon-chauffeur Is said
10 have been paid an enormous fee by
lack Cudahy.
THAT d young surgeon was hired months
h advance of the deed which has so upset
lhe Missouri city and It's social set is al
bEed to be the true and inside. story OF
he affair. He was attired a. a chauffeur
Ind played his part as such. It Is further
declared, that all who might see him would
le deceived into believing he was what he
lurported to be.
Not Work Of Rusty Knife.
Then, when the time for action had ar
lived, according to the story told, he was
ght on hand to lend his professional aid
ind insure the success Of some outlined
eheme. The wounds inflicted on Lillis,
Kansas City folk are said to have declared
h Chicago, could not have been made with
rusty knife m the hands Of an amateur
h In also suggested that this explanation
lf the identity OF the alleged chauffeur
You'd account for the mysterious dis
appearance, that all he would have to do
you'd DO TO don again the citizens garb
h a physician and become himself. All
Race OF John Moss, chauffeur, would have
lanished.
Efforts today to reach two Kansas City
hen, recently arrived in Chicago and reg
btered at local hostelries, were vain, both
Icing reported out and as having left no
bord as to their destination. A young
han who said he had just returned from
he Missouri city was discovered, however,
n the lobby OF the LaSalls hotel, telling
he story, as he had heard It, to a friend.
lie said he had not heard the now theory
regarding the chauffeur, but declared that
he whole town was agog as a result Of
he affair
The citizens talk OF nothing else he
laid and ali sorts of rumors are afioat.' "
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-16
NOW IN THE RACE
elty COmDtrOIler Files His Fee and
Becomes Democratic Candi-
date for Congress.

Charles Otto Labeck, city comptroller,
He'd his fee Tuesday and leaped over into
he congressional arena for keeps. He is
! full-fledged candidate at last, having
uFveyed the field from every conceivable
tandpoint and satisfied himself that he
an safely venture out into the deeper
later OF this political sea,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-16
Bundins Permits,

George II. Grabapp, 1866 South Eleventh
ame, $3.50; Or. G. Ballard. frame slSoo.
Bowman, db South Sixteenth. frame
900 Charles &. Burdge, SOC North Forty.
I'm, N,6Q0; J. II. Aldnch, lis Soufh
lw~enty-ninth. 300 Austin Frederick eIie-
~ VintOn, W frames. &.0O0; Charles IeV-
on, 1885 North Twenty-fOurth. $4,000: Ed
orsey. GeG Ames avenue. frame - "a.
frank n Dworak, III South F1fteenth'
lame, 5000 Hastings a Hoyden, $500
Corby four frames. $500
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-16

10 lbs. best Pure Gene GranulAted Sugar,
5 bars Diamond c. or Beat EN- All soap,
now at ....e.. . .a5o
Rex Lye, loo size, per can ..........e so
DIAMOND G. or. Diamond H. Condensed
Mlnce Meat per pkg: =. ~: ,T5So
8 lbs. Choice Japan Rice e. ..,.!... .25o
8 lbs. best Rolled Breakfast Oatmeal 25c
Egg o See or e. c. Corn Flakes, pkg. 71hc
Truen's Wheat Flakes, pkg. .,..... 30
Quaker Wheat Flakes, pkg. -. -. -. :. loo
Grape Nuts, pkg. ...;.......E...... TAO
lib. can Assorted Soups. ....,..,...7 TAO
2-lb. can Fancy Sweet Sugar Corn ,.,7Mo
2-lb. can Fancy Wax, String, Green or
3-lb. can Golden Pumpkin, Hominy.
Squash or Baked Beans .........7 4sc
Oil or Mustard Sardines, can ........4 40
Tall cans Alaska Salmon ........... 100
The best Soda or oyster Crackers, 10. 71Ro
The best Crisp Ginger Snaps, Id. ....7Mc
The best Crisp Pretzels, Id. ,.,.,....e 60
Fancy Cookies, 40 different kinds. 10. loo
The best Golden Santos Coffee, ID, .1Bo
Maricai6o Blend Coffee, 6.''...''l7ho
The best Tea siftings, lb. ........ 12Ao
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-16
r refused to End
the Cudahy Case
Prosecution Admitted, However, it
Never Would Be Pushed
Trial Continued.

KANSAS CITY. March 15.-when the
laae Of John p. CudRhy, the millionaire
lIubman, charged with ~assRuiting Jere Il.
lAlis, president OF the Western Exchange
lank OF this city. was called in the muhioi-
lI court here today, neither Cudahy or
Hills appeared and tho oase was continued.
This case won't be prosecuted. viii it?"
Police Judge Kyle inquired.
Il don't believe so," the city attorney
eplied,
Let's dismiss it, then" the Judge sug-
tested,
But the city attorney insisted the case
le continued and the judge ordered the
continuance.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-16
REAL THIS FOR WEDNESDAY IN GROCERIES. Stop and
Think What We Save You on Your House Keening Exnenses

Jul 1AOuSS GSop1LlS GApSuSeS
HGGsl He4sIi EGdsuI
Chsapor Than Meat,
The best strictly No. 1 Fresh Eggs; moth
Ing better sold at any price, dor. -, 200
Road the Fresh Vegetable and Orange
Ad for wednesday.
Eeets', Carrots, Turnips and shallots-
per punch ......... ...,.. ..,...t Z. $40
Fresh Tomatoes, per 10. ......... 1910
Fresh Cauliflower,' per 10. ......... loo
Jonathan Apples. per peck ..,.,,... 400
2 heads Fresh Leaf Lettuce .. SO
punches Fresh Rodishes -. 49,. 80
Fresh Cabbage, per 10. ...t..... .aho
Rutabaaas, per 10, 90
Red Onions, per 10. .... -. ..s..... .25ho
Cranberries, per quart ...........Y ~
Anything you want in the vegetables,
we have II at a saving of 90 per cent,
Highland navel Orange Sale
Regular zoe size, dozen ....,..A hl5o
Regular 25c size, dozen .,..,.,.. aVHho
Regular s0c size, dozen .......,... 900
Regular 40c size, dozen ......,.....as o
Regular SOC size. dozen ...,.,.,.... 500
Orange Spoon, guaranteed for 10 years,
We owe you 5%c on every spoon
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-16
etorn nottIed nocL ~.

A delicious and sparkling tonic. now
baby. Phone YOU order for a case
lfompt delivery guaranteed. Charles
ltorz- Phone Webster 1890; Ind. B-ial
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-16

Would Have cost MIN His Life.
Oscar Bowman, Lebanon. KY. writes; Il
hve used Foley's Kidney Remedy and
hike great pleasure in stating It cured me
e%rmanenty OF kidney disease. which GER
Ainly would have cost me my life" Sold
! all druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-16
b -strnnRIed

v Group, coughs or colds are instantly re-
hved and quickly cured with DR.. Kings
lew Discovery. 5Oc and 800. Fol sale by
seaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-16

Chamberlatn's Iiniment has an enviahle
leputation as a cure for rheumatism,
The Sentinel=record., 1910-01-19
HUNT FOR GEN. MEDINA.
Police Break Into His House But Find
 1t Vacant.

Managua. Jan. 1S.-The police to- day broke into the house where Gen eral Medina was supposed to have barricaded himself today, but they found that he had gone Minister General Baca has issued general order for his capture on sight.
 Medina was one of the men whose arrest was ordered after President Madriz had addressed a message 10 the supreme court demanding that ac- tion should be taken against those im- plicated in the execution of the Americans, Groce and Cannon.
 Solomon Selva, the prosecuting at. torney in the case, has been allowed out on bail He Is charged with vio- lating legal procedure by forcibly entering the room in which the delib- erations of the members of the court martial were going on, and with in- fluenicing the judge. Urtescho the clerk of the count martial, has so far eluded the police.
The Sentinel=record., 1910-01-19
TO DisPLAcE DEMOCRATS.
Who Are Selected for 6aIIinqer-Pln.
 ehot investigation.

Washington,Jan. lS.-The effort of the Republican house organization to tisplace the Democratic caucus no nj. nees for places on the Ballinger- Pin chot investigating committee, now wellunder way, promises to precipi- tate a warm fight either in the Re- publican caucus, which has been cell ed for Wednesday night. or on the floor of the house when the matter comes to a final vote.
 The Democrats announce they will resent any attempt to turn down their selections and a considerable number Of lnsurgent Republicans say will support them on the ground that the minority had a right to name its own committee members
 The insurgents are divided and the indications are that q large number of them will refrain from attending the Republican caucus. as they do not wish to be bound by the result.
The Sentinel=record., 1910-01-19
CALL ON PRESIDENT TO SQUARE THEMSELVES FOR MUD
 SLlNolNG ATTITUDE. '
Announce They Will Not Again Join With the Democrats in Any Move ment to Deter Progress of
 the Taft Policies.

Washington, Jan 1S.-A new and decidedly interesting turn was given to the "insurgentr movement by the house today when Representative Hayes of California, Murdock of Kan sas and Gardner of Massachusetts hastened to the White House to seIl the president. in effect, that they were afraid that they had been used" by the Democrats in the matter Of the Ballinger-Pinchot Investigating committee and thae the Democrats were taking advantage of the oppor- tunity to put two of their most par tisan members on thee ommittee for the purpose of making political cap ital out of the affair.
 Mr. Hayes told the president that while he was an insurgent, he did not intend to hep laced in the position of helping the Democrats to Hhrow mud at Republican administrations
 This, he was afraid, was going to happen unless some means of chang ing the Democratic selections for the Investigating committee could be de- vised. Messrs James of Kentucky and Rainey of Illinois were selected by the Democratic caucus for appolnt- ment under the action of the insurg- ent Democratic combination, which took the power of appointing the com mlttee away from the speaker
 Hardly had MT Hayes left the exc cutiye offices when Messrs. Murdock and Gardner walked in, arm in arm They reiterated much that MT. Hayes had said, but admitted that they did not see exactly how they were going to get out of the difficulty A state ment was prepared by MT. Gardner and MT. Murdock, which said
 We called on the president and spoke to him about>the peEss1fiel of the Investigating committee, but noth- ing definite was argive<rat. The pres ident felt thatK was not for him to indicate his choice, as to the future action of the house inthisrespect,b but action of the house In this respect, but urged that it was of the utmost importance that the members of the committee should be men used by both sides of the house as fair and impartial in the investigation"
The Sentinel=record., 1910-01-19
SOUTH AFRICAN DISCOVERY IS SEEN WITH NAKED EYE
 FROM LICK OBSERVATORY.
Shows for Only Few Minutes Just After Sunset, but Will Be Es.
 pecially Brilliant.

San Jose, Cal, Jan 1S.--Astronomer K. C. Aitken of the Lick Observatory today gave the following statement to ahe Associated Press:
 The comet discovered in South Af. rica a day or two ago is brighter than the planet Venus. 1t was easily seen at the Lick Observatory at noon to-. day with the naked eye.
 It was about i degrees east of the sun and l1s degrees north of it. and was moving toward the northeast.
 In clear sky it would be brilliant object for the next few evenings and should be looked for in the south. western sky immediately after sunset.
 Daylight observations today by AS. tronomer Wright showed that the spectrim of the comet neucleus is continuous, crossed by bright sodium lines extending into the coma.
The Sentinel=record., 1910-01-19
TAFT AMONG
 GOVERNORS ADDRESSES THEM AS FELLOW EXECUTIVES AND FELLOW
 suFFERERs.o
Would Like to Know How Governor Harmon Manages with Re-
 publican Legislature.

Washington Jan. 1S,-In welcoming the conference of governors at the White House this afternoon President Taft induged in a little good natured speculation as to how the English system of executive authority might work in this country. especially in re. gard to giving the executive the right to argue matters ont with the legisla- tive branch and go before the people do have heart to heart talks with some of the governors as to their methods of procuring legislation
 q would especially like to ask Gov ernor Harmon how he manages with Republican legislature out in Ohio" said the president. 'I can assure him that there are struggles even when you have congress which nominally is of your own party" said the presi. dent.
 ffesldent Iatt addressed the gover- nors as my dear fellow executives and fellow sufferers
 The president told the governors he would nave been glad to have hal them hold their sessions at the White House, but that their committee and himself had concurred in the belief that it would possibly be better to hold the sessions in a neutral place, more independent and where. doubt less, things could be said anu done, which. perhaps. might be little em- barrassing in doing were one under the executive shadow
The Sentinel=record., 1910-01-19

On al blackboard as the machine pass ed over small towns on the way to the Baldwin race track.
 At f o'clock there was a great shout someone had seen the airship.
 Soon it came into sight, blown from its outward course and on a line with Mount Wilson.
 The machine loomed up more and more distinctly and even the experts. watching and timing, were surprised at the speed with which it returned MT. Bishop figured that it would take Paulhan twice as long to come back against the wind as it had to so with it, but the aviator had struck a miiuer current in the high altitude and was coming home on this.
 Soon he was over the field and set ting gracefully. Then the rush be gan.
 The Frenchman stepped stifly out of the saddle and asked for 8 cigar
 T will go twice as far some day." he promised.
The Sentinel=record., 1910-01-19
HUNT FOR VALET.
In Effort to Secure the Release of AL
 bert Patrick.

In Effort to Secure the Release of AL
 bert Patrick.
 Houston, Texas. Jan. 1S.-Specials from Galveston say:
 Sam Alexander Patrick, a brother of Albert T. Patrick of New York, convicted slayer of William Marsh Rice of Houston, and now serving a life term in Sing Sing, is in Texas, seeking Charles Jones, Patrick's for ner valet, in a new move toward se- curing the release of the prisoner.
 Patrick is said to have been in Gal weston for several days under the name of Sam Alexander" and had made inquiries as to the whereabouts of Jones, whose is believed to be at his former home at Anahuac.
 It is to this point Mr Patrick has extended his search.
 Since the conviction of Albert T.. Patrick it is said Jones has made assertions that he could prove that Patrick is not guilty and now the Pat rick family are making untiring efforts to locate the former valet.
The Sentinel=record., 1910-01-19
ICE GORGE BROKE.
Great Floes of Ice Are Swiftly Mov-
 ing Southward.

Louisville, Ky, Jan. 1s.-The great Ice gorge which for the past two weeks has held solidly in the Ohio river from Wolf Creek almost to Lou isyille, broke today and dispatches from down stream tonight indicate that the great mass is moving south ward without doing any damage more than the carrying away of shanty boats and small craft and causing the cave-in of banks at various places.
 The flood is expected to reach Ev- ansville, Ind, some time tomorrow morning.
 Despite the breaking up of the ice gorge the expedition which was sent ou' by the war department left Louis. vile this afternoon for down river points to be ready for an emergency.
The Sentinel=record., 1910-01-19
GERMANY ON TARIFF.

Berlin, Jan. 1S.-The German gov. ernment today cabxled to Washing ton a reply to a memorandum recent ly received from the United States re- lating to the tariff on shipments be. tween the two countries. While it does not accept the American wishes in various respects and especially con- corning the importation of meat. the German response iss ent in the hope that it will be satisfactory anu all the German government can do.
The Sentinel=record., 1910-01-19
BEARS ON TOP.

New Orleans, Jan. 1S--Bears con tinued to maintain a controlling posi- tion in the cotto nmarket today. As a resoult of what was said to be a drive by them against southern spot houses the local cotton market drop ped during the noon hour from 65 to n points, or about S3.50 bale below yesterdays closing for the old crops.
 During the afternoon session the rank and file of shorts took profits heavily and the market reacted 30 points from the low record mark touched during the early trading.
The Sentinel=record., 1910-01-19
RIFE ELEcTRocUTED.

Columbus, Ohio, Jan 1--Harry Rife. who on July 8, 1909. murdered Mrs. Lida Grswold, libarian at Eaton, Ohio, was electrocuted at 12:12 a. m. in the Ohio penitentiary The woman had re- fused to marry Rife She was a daughter of Judge Gilmore and sister of Prosecuting Attorney Gilmore in Preble county, of which Eaton is the county seat.
The Sentinel=record., 1910-01-19
BOYS ARE FOUND.

New Orleans, Jan. 1S-Joseph O'Sul- livan and James Bauman, the two young boys who were believed by the parents to have ben kidnapped yester- day at the Union passenger station, while waiting for train to return to their home in Kenner, a shortd is- tance from New Orleans, were found today. They left the station for a few minutes to buy some candy. On returning they found that the train had departed and spent the night with relatives.
The Sentinel=record., 1910-01-19
IMPROVEMENTS SENT.

Bluefelds, Jan. 1S.--General Zeel- don, with thousand men, left here tonight for Rama to reinforce Gener- als Mena and Chamorra An attack on Acoyapa by the provisional troops is expected to takep lace any day. The expedition to Greytown, which was delayed for ten days. has been put off altogether Rear Admiraf Kinball sends word that be is try ing to arrange a meeting of peace "a. voys at Gfeytown.