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The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-02
EASIER ID PREVENT

Most physicians are agreed that the hest way to combat most Ills is by the in direct method of stimulating the body s natural powers in fighting and destroy ing the germs of disease. Consumption, for example, is much easier to prevent than it Is to cure, and throughout the land determined warfare Is being waged to lessen the danger of infection by this insidious disease. Coughs and colds are a prolific source and should not be neg 1ected.
 At the first sign of a cold steps should be taken to check 1t at once, and this can best be done with a simple mixture of two ounces of glycerine. a half ounce of Virgin oil of Pine compound pure and eight ounces of pure whisky. These can be mixed together in a large bottle. Shake well and take teaspoonful every four hours. It Is claimed by the Leach Chem ical Co. Of Cincinnati, who prepare the Virgin oil of Pine compound pure for dispensing through druggists. that this mixture will break up a cold in 24 hours and cure any cough that is curable.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-02
$500 FOR HIGH SCHOOL
Colbert County commissioners Make
 Liberal Appropriation

Tuscumbia, March 1.-(Special.) 1.-The commissioners court of Colbert county has appropriated s150o for the high school at Leighton, to be paid in three annual payments of $500 each. Private subscrip- tions are coming in rapidly and with the great interest now manifested funds will soon be secured for the erection of the $l5,00o building contemplated. The arpro- priation made by the county is conkid- cred a very generous one. in view of the fact that the county has just erecteA a new courthouse and jail and has a bond cd road debt of $2W,00
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-02
Snnday School Census

The Sunday school census of the Ems ley district was taken yesterday Owing to territory to be covered the work was not quite completed and will be finished this morning The work was directed from the Presbyterian church and many willing workers were on hand. All the returns have not yet been made by the enumertors, and the full report is not ready. The directors will classify and arrange the names at once, and detailed report will be made to the association.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-02
Negro Houses Burn

Four frame houses on Avenue l and Center street were destroyed by fire yes terday morning about 5 o'clock,
 The houses were small structures and occupied by negroes. The fire department was summoned and made a quick re- sponse, but the fire had made too much headway to be put out by the chemical apparatus. The hose could not be used, as the nearest fire plug was over 20oo feet away. The department prevented the fire from spreading to the adjoining houses.
 The property was fully insured.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-02
WRIGHT BROTHERS WILL HAVE
 WINTER CAMP AT MONTGOMERY

Montgomery. March -(Special.)-The Wright Brothers are coming to Mont gomery to experiment with flying ma chimes and teach men how to handle them. Word to this effect came to Fred S. Ball, president of the Commercial club, today, in the following telegram from the Wright Bros. Co.,. at Dayton, O.:
 Have decided to come to Montgomery. Please have buildings ready soon as pos sible."
 While here three weeks ago Wilbur Wright selected an open field about three miles out of the city which he would take if he decided to come. MT Ball began at once to arrange for the erection of the buildings that will be needed. He
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-02

wired the aviators that work would com mence immediately on the buildings so that they might get here at the earliest possible moment. They will remain here about 60 days, it appears now.
 Montgomery naturally feels proud of the choice made by MT. Wright and the state will be given an opportunity to witness the navigation of the air at the hands of pioneers In the business. The site se- lected is a wide field, free from stumps and clear of any Instructions, so that it will be ideal for training help. New men have to fly close to the ground, so they must have clear run. This need and the further hope of finding good weather has induced the aviators to come to the Alabama capital.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-02
Negro Creates Excitement

Huntsville, March 1.- (Specialo
 Henry Rice, a negro, created some e4
 citement at the Southern Railway d(r pot by shooting several shots at WIZ Miller, negro, as he zigzaggd8 through a crowd of more than 100 people. Rice while in the act of f1r< ing a parting shot was knocked down and beaten into submission by Berry w. Pierce, young coal dealer, who then marched him to jail and turned him over<to Jailer Miller. Pierce sh owed extraordinary nerve. Rice Is charged with assault with intent to murder and
 carrying concealed weapons.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-02
KICKED BY COW
Shock From Accident Causes Death
 of Mrs. GrecnIeaf

Huntsville, March 1.- (Special.) = Mrs. Lorilla Greenleaf, wife of Maj. E. F. Greenleaf, deputy clerk of the Unit ed States court, died at her home in this city Sunday night after a short illness. Her husband had left during the morning for Birmingham and had not been found up to noon today. Mrs
 Greenleaf was the mother of Mrs. c. B.
 Perschman of Decatur and Miss Edna Greenleaf, deputy clerk of the United States courts at Anniston. She was kicked by a COW few weeks ago and the bone in her hip broken. This caused shock that brought about her death
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-02
New Democratic Executive Committe

New DemOcrat1c EXECUTING CUmnItteS
 Huntsville, March L. (Special) - The new democratic executive commit tee of Madison county is composed of W. F. Garth, who has been elected temporary chairman; J. W. Battle, who has been elected temporary secretary; Thomas w. Smith, Jesse l.. Ferguson, James H. Pride, B. F. Morning, w. C. Dove. J. w. Tuck, c. R. Tnomp- son, G. D. Atchley, J. W. Spriyey. c. M. Nails. Clarendon Davis, J. M. Tal- ley, G. D. Kennedy, J. A. Swafford, J. o. Ormand, J. F. Collier. J. B. Walker R. w. Hughes, w. P. McCrary. J. Tipton. F.. A. Weaver, K. 5. MccrarX' Peter Lemley, J. T. Reynolds, BR Brock, A. c. Carter, A. c. Talley.
 committee has been called to meet n&at Saturday to effect permanent orsaniz9
 tion.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-02
Rev. Harvey Assumes Charge

Tuscumbia, March 1-tSpecial)-The Rev. Joseph H. Harvey has assumed his duties as rector of St. Johns Episcopal church in this city and Grace church in Sheffield. The two parishes have been in charge of the Rev. E. J. H. Andrews Trinity church, Florence, who will leave the latter part of this month for Texas. Rev MT. Harvey was given a warm welcome by his parishioners
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-02
NIGHT SESSIONS OF COURT
Morgan County Court Has Unusually
 Heavy Docket

Decatur. March Especial Jon &C., count of the number of important cases to be tried at this term of the Morgan county law and equity court, Judge Thomas w. Vert. the presiding judge of this court, has just announced that he will hold night sessions of the court in order that all of these cases may be tried. There are five capital cases on the docket set for trial at this term of the court.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-02
SUMMER SCHOOL
ALABAMA NORMAL COLLEGE To Prepare Teachers for the
 July Examination

Special drills given in the branches re- uuired for each certificate, under the direction of an ex-member of the state board of examiners. BEGINS MON DAY, MAY 30, and continues for six weeks. For terms and catalog, address 6.tW. BROCK, Chairman of the ac- ulty, Livingston, Ala. 2-16-4t- we
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-02

lie question albeit I recognize him as a man who is a good fighter, and as man ever agreed with MT. Conner on any pub who fights in the open and fights fair. and as one who does not forget those who have rendered him valuable service.
 l am criticised by Judge Coleman for not attacking MT. Conner during the cam paign for the alternate senatorship. If 1t was my duty to do so, why. l may in- quire. was it not also the duty of the Hon. Richard H. Clark and of Judge Coleman s special favorite. Hon. John H. Bankhead, not to speak of other candidates against me in the race, And right here I will re- fer to a question which Judge Coleman has introduced into this discussion, which is that MT. Bankhead has been accused of being corrupt l am amazed that he should introduce such an issue into this controversy No such suggestion can be found in my announcement, or in my an- swer to the articles published by my op- ponents, criticising that announcement. And so the situation, so far as it presents any issue upon this question. is presented, not by myself, nor by MT. White, who to- gether with me opposes Mir. Bankhead for reelection but it is presented alone by Judge Coleman as the friend of MT. Bank head!
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-02

and one car after another went into the ditch along the track. It is stated that traffic will be delayed about 12 hours. The Alabama Great
 Southern trains are being detoured over the Mobile and Ohio on the Tuscaloosa
 and Meridian division.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-02
nicated) Final Words to Judge Cole man From MT. Knox In ihe Senatorial Controversy

Hon. John E. knox, when approached hy a reporter of The Age-IIerald today. and asked if ne had anything to say In reply to the elaborate article written by Judge Thomas W. Coleman of Greene. and published in The Age-Herald in it's is- sue of February 27. said;
 Yes 1 have something to say in fepls to this article and I regret the necessity of saying t.
 There is much in that voluminous article which l do rot rndeistan and which do not believe any one can understand.
 fhe general impression made oh my mind after reading H. Is the description given in the scriptures of Saul as he jour reyod toward Damacus, breathing out threatenings and slaughter against the Christians.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-02

PILES CURED IN TO IA DAYS PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure any case of Itching. Blind. Bleeding or Protruding Piles in to fl days or money refunded. soc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-02
Cancellation

| I now come in pain in conclusion, to deal with that part of Judge Coleman s article, in which he refers to my alleged
 personal infrmities. So far as these were | indulged during the sessions of the con-
 vention, in several instances the offense
 committed, if it be an offense, was com
 mitted in connection with Judge Cole
 man himself, an elder in my church, and
 who 1t may be thought, should have set me better example.
 I am sorry to see this question lugged | into this campaign, since 1t was secretly used against me in the campaign for all ternate senatorship and resulted to my injury. felt keenly the injustice of this, since among the many candidates In that
 race I was among the few who had ac- | tive church relations. Some of the church people of the state were, without my | knowing it, secretly organized against
 me and perhaps the same attempt will be
 made against me in this race; but nothing could tempt me to play politics with my religion, or seek to make merchandise of
 my relations with Gods church. I do not l believe our Lord and Master would ap- prove of any ssuch course. Religion to me is the greatest thing in this world, and I believe and know that the Lord | Jesus Christ Is the most sublime char acter who ever lived, or walked among men. Whatever happens to me in this regard in this race, so far as my religion Is concerned, I will simply fall back for consolation upon that text which de- clares: q know whom I have believed,
 and am persuaded that he is able to keep that which I have committed unto him against that day.
 l But in protest against the uncharitable- | ness of such course toward me, I will
 remind our church friends of the fact | that when our Lord came to the hour of ] His greatest trial all those whom He had | loved deserted him except Peter. and he | followed Him afar off, and then only to | deny Him. For this the Master did not condemn him, but simply turned and looked upon him with that look which He | has. and which is so full of helpfuness | to us all.
 | He did not condemn Him, He put His | arms around him, He held him up. He made a man of him, and He made such a
 man of him as that He could say and did say: Blessed art thou, Simon Bar
 Jona; for flesh and flood hath not re- vealed it unto thee. but My Father which | is in heaven. And I say also unto thee that thou art Peter, and upon this rock | will build My church. and the gates of
 hell shall not prevail against it | I remember quite well when an attack
 of like kind was made against Senator Morgan by men with equal, if not great
 CT. infirmities in this regard than himsel | It was not successful, and he was elected
 In his speech of acceptance. he referred
 to the circumstance and turning to the | gentleman who had made the attack, he | said 'If meat make my brother to of | fend. I will eat no flesh while the world standeth, lest I make my brother to of fend."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-02
Mir. Bankhead

l am running for this office, not against Judge Coleman, but against MT. Bank head and MT. White. It seems, however
 that Judge Coleman has butted MT. Bank head entirely off of the gang-plank and has taken charge of his cause and of his defense. So be it. The venerable Jurist avows that he is not ungrateful. He does not deny as he cannot deny, that I supported him Loyalty for the office of chief Justice of this state against the Hon. Thomas N Mcclellan. who was my friend and who is properly numbered among the truly great Judges which our state has produceds < that l stood by him yaliantly in this, the greatest trial of his life and again that appointed him chair man of the committee on suffrage and elections in that convention, and gave him the most distinguished position in the convention, in the performance Of the duties of which he achieved his high est fame; more valuable to him, as he comedies than anything else In his long public service. And how does he ex- press his appreciation of my service to to him in these particulars. In the hrst case he arrogantly asserts, If understand him. that 1t was through his Influence and that of his friends. that I secured the poor privilege of paying my own expenses to Montgomery as a member of the con- vention assembled to nominate chief Justice and associate justices or the su-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-02
The Conner Incident

cannot for the life of me conceive to what Judge Coleman refers in saying that I at any time or on any occasion con- rratulated Mr.. Conner on any speech ho aver made I have no recollection of the incident l do not remember when have
The weekly Iberian., 1910-12-17

Of alcoholic or malt liquors. VINE.
beer, or any other intoxicating llu
uors wih,in the corporate limits
Of the City Of New Iberia, from
and after the first day of January,
1911 shall be liable to a llrenso
tax Of One thousand Dollars, for
each business or firm for the year
1911.
He it further ordained, etc.
That any person or persons. cor
posation or firm. who shall engage
IN the retail selling Of alcoholic or
malt liquors, wine. beer or ary
other intoxicating liquors within
The corporate limits of the City of
New iberia, after the first day of
July, 1911. for the balance of the
year 1871. shall he lable to n
license tax Of Five hundred Dol
lars, for each business for tho bal
ancc Of the year 1911.
BE i further ordained. etc
That the aaid license tax for the
Y aar 1911. for Oae thousand Dol.
l'rs or the license tax for the la
year from Jn'y 1sf, 1911, for the
oalhncr Of fhe yea, of Five hun
dred Dollara, sha be due and col
hctib c on said date and after due
PRONUNCIATION Of this ordinance.
Is it further oldi,uet, etc.
That the failure on the part of
any person or PERSONS. corpo
ration or firm engaged IN the
retail selling Of alcoholic or malt
liquor, wine, bear or any other IN
t"xicating liquor. within The cor
porate limits of New Iberia, to pay
said license tax within five days
from the first day Of January.
1911, 'r II beginning business aft
ter the first day Of July, 1911.
within five days from the date The
said pc son or persons. corporation
or firm shall begin said business,
snail render him, 1t or them delin
quent and he, It or them shall be
Delinquent for said license tax and
from said date interest ut the rate
OF two Eer cent per month shall
accrue on the amount of said
license tax, as fixed above, togefh
or WITH ten per cent ATTORNEYS
fees, which lnterest aud ATTORNEYS
fees shall be exIgiblc and cnIlortj
Die ~ the same manner as othe,
license taxes due the City of New
iberia.
That the license tax togeiI,,
with lntercst aud ATTORNEYS fpcs
AS reclted above. when due and OK
'gib'e, shall be collected i'm the |
manner ,'guired by law.
Thus done, read. adopted, slgn.
-d and sem! affixed in oppu .ession
At New Iberia, La on thi. The s,
lay OF December. A y 1910
j.. ) POWER, Mayor.
The weekly Iberian., 1910-12-17
WHOLESALE LIQUOR 1T
DENSE

An ordinance imposing n licens.
tax OF Two hundred 5000 OO) nol.
lars on each business engaged in
the wholesale selling of alcoholic
or malt liquors. VINE, beer or any
other intoxicating liquors within
the corporate limits Of the City of
New Iberia, in addition to retail
license AZ required under anoll.r
ordinance adopted by the mayor
and Board Of Trustees. from and
after the lst day OF January, 1911.
for the year 1911, was presented
oy Mr.. Girard and read, When il
was moved by Mr.. Girard, second
sd by Mr.. Renoudet-and adopted
BY the following Yea and Nav
vote, to.Wit: Yea, Messrs. Girard.
The weekly Iberian., 1910-12-17
REPORT OF IMPDTDEDED
STOCK


New Iberia, La, Nov lst, l91o
lmpnnnIed stock for month
Of Octobrr, 1910 ~ OI
REPORT OF IMPOUNDED
NV iberia, La, Dec lat, 1910
lmuounded stock for month
of November, 1910. ~ 90
A Communication from the I'm
sect%lIan Aid Society asking for
assistance to aid them I'm their
work Of charity Was presented aud
feadsand on motion Of Mr. Rcnnu
iet, seconded by Mr.. Southwell 1t
was received and filed "a urovi
sion. had been made in the budget
for tins cause.
Tie Mayor reported that he had
on October Sd. 1910. suspended
ofii ,r Olivier BAyard, from the
po|jre force. when u was moved
ny Mr. Kanouict, seconded hy Mr..
orn pw"ll m carried tlat Tie ac
i"n # III Mayer he sustained
II WAS moved ~ Nr Rennudet.
c"nded hy Mr. Gltard and car
red ~ the following yea and nay
vote, Yea, M.sa,s. GirarI. Lns
sale, Krp"udet, Rllbeck and
% 'tlvell, Nay n,ne. that Officer
Olivier Hnyard bs rcinstattd a.
= lies officer, hi-l salary to beg n
from this date
II was moved by Mr.. Girard.
4tco',ded by Mr.. tnnoudet and
carried by the following Yea and
Nay vote, to-wi': Yea, Messrs
i'rard, Lassalie, Renondet. Rib.
beck aud South we'll, Nay none,
That the minutes Of the Connci
y dafes August list. and August
3 b, 1910. ~ pages 372 aud 37G Of
minute 10 TX he changed 80 AZ to
read "along North street. instead
4 'rpprr Nam street"
1t was moved by Mr. Spu,hwell.
seconded bv Mr. Girard and car
lied that the Mayor appoint
COMMITTEES Of four 10 devlSe ways
and means Of improving the fire
department., and to report At the
next meeting of the Council. The
Mayor appointed on sad Commit
"e, Messrs. SouthwcI', Girad,
Renoudet and Ribjeck.
RET IL LIQUOR LICENSE
An "r''inamcr imposing i. Iicenre
nx,f O4m thousand DO lars on
'acll n'Sun ~ engaged in The r..
AL selling Of alrohtlic ur malt liu
'hrAenf any nt er Intoxicating lu- |
'"ia within he corporate limits ut
u" titN II My !hrrly. from and
ftrt th first day # -Iaruary.
oll. f"r tie yea, 1911, was pre-.
entpd ~ Mr.. Girard and read -
y ben ~ was moved by Mr.. Cir
re-, seconded by Mr. Renond-t
nj adopted by the following Yea
nj Nay vote, u wit: Yea, Messrs.
'ira'd, Lassalle, Renoudet, Rib
eek rnd sonthweIl. Nay none.
Said ordinance az above entitled
az then presented to the Mayor
y examination and after exami.
alton was returned by hlm signed
1d the seal thereto affixed.
Said ordinance reads as follows.
wit: IL
BE t ordained by the Mayor
ID fOa d Of Trustees Of the City /,
New Iberia, that any person or {
'rsOts, corporation or flrm, who |
all engage IN the retail selling I,
The weekly Iberian., 1910-12-17

' W. ''#. fa3, Nessrs
" t'I'.ltd nI Rpnoudo,
Mas ''at' Hd l9rl,hool'
i iHa0 ~ atco adon,
.'4 t.l I Board !,
i'ps''.t New Iha
, tl' a0 ~ bccemhe,
'i7. ,'I.l oI said o1,'
nan" Y a lbe lsL
day "j ~ duly n,o
mtfs' ra NJ lournal a,
! The " J 81 - -. on the Oh
= ~ 81 'e''I '.'' and on tbo
III ''A "I q ut he and
the adill I* h.I. Hlaated ~ Tho
li'tl =. '#''''' .1'' t7t 5o City of
*tN 'l'.Il. iz' Year I0ll. ey
c'Pt u '''e''' I.'' '. 4ale of lr,luoru
"i''i' l'taN+...'. .'' ~ separate
t.o''''.''' ~. m street fairs
'it1''' a'' vblbiting uo.
.''' = ..,'l'H pay a Il.
: 'ol Dollars.
! ny, a"''' l''1. 'joei'd sign.
'''', '.N N''' ~ open ses-
= on this
" ''' = ''-5' l'lo
Mayor
! ! WAS motfd hr Mr. Gir,,d
efcahigd hf Nr l,cnnndet and
carrled bA ihe following Yea and
Nay vote, ta Vit. Yea, Messru
srafd Iaa.ai'r southvcll Ron
o"dei and l'tb'..k, Nay noue
That eopy NJ he assessment
t"tIe 90 made hl he state ASSESS
o. iof The titf-"i Sew lberls, be
adopted 3S the 3sossment rolls
Tor ti'e tl.y e Nea IBERIA. for the
c".!eetl"a " taaa7 for HE wear
i3'''
TGo application, Of El Nn,o,n,
and SON juice Landry Aims,
staff rd Dcblaae ana ,and,,
Wltiiam . jngnujn, L. Salomon
lni Alf,ed Il Olvirr A,a.a,
Wlurtr. Willie Olivier " E
scharnmau NJ. 4. Durand and
Faul J IIebeft and Compauv for
permission 10 operate \ saloon IN
the city Of New Iberia for ths
wear 1911, wns presented and ro.a
When It was moved by Mr. Gr.
ard, seconded by Mr.. Renondat
and carried bY the following Ysa
aud Nay vote. Yea, Messrs on,
ard, La-salIe, Rpnondet. Ribhect
and Southwell, Nay none That ..
each Of these firms have complied
with the law. that the c,llec,or II
hereby authorized to ISSUE TO each
of them licenae to omen. run and
conduct saloon business in tha
City of New Iberia, at the nlacos
designated in their application
upon their paying the required n.
censo tax as provided by ordinance
l. v,s moved bv ur po,o,a..
sccondod Inv Mr. c,rara J'a., aaJ 49,.
ried that tbe St,e.t and nd.
n.
,I,o naaoaa,. ''' 'o''1o' ~ uaoa0
Rridre ovo, p,ra, Taal,, - 80
ne ioi'oW bl'ia were present.
w aPi'oNt" ny 'he FlIlance OOm.
-. ,.'.,, -, 80 '''"' ;" He'ouuo'
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