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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-07

The two kids of the wolf catcher OF
Oklahoma who rode across the eeuntra
to meet Mr.. Roosevelt are rough and
ready little fellows. game to the core
and fond of outdoor life and healthy
adventure.
Kansas is trying to lure 10000 harvesters
from the overcrowded cities. despite the
fact that city harvester would not
know a wheat field when he saw it,
Uncle Shelby Cullom is 81 now and he
has served the interests all his life He
is the veteran supporter of privilege in
the Senate.
The aviators are not subjected to speed
restrictions, and they are beginning to
consume gasoline with great reckless
ness.
Eighty women nurses propose to be on
Ito spot when 7. R. arrives to give first
aid to the injured republican party.
Almost as much free advertising is ex-
pended on the Jeffries- johnson fight as
was given to the hazy old comet
Glenn Curtiss may stand second to
Robert Fulton. but he should not permit
anyone else to outrank him.
Gov. John Burke. democrat of North
Dakota, is candidate for third term
and he bids fair to get it.
The first young couple that elopes In
nance on her mettle.
The individual census cards make
rilc 16 miles high, and the man higher
up must feel dizzy.
-.e-
Curtiss went away from Albany to
get his money, thus reversing the Gus
tom of his state.
Nothing short of a referendum can de-
eide whether We did or did not go through
the comets tail
The rain is helping other teams to es-
cape a walloping at the hands of the
Earons.
In Chicago people are urged to encour-
age Miss June by wearing their straw
hats.
All of the colonel's utterances after ar
rival will be read between the lines.
At hot wave is coming that may ex-
petite business in Congress
Billy Lorimer is but a pupil of the
dead and gone Yerkes.
Chicago is still careful not to misplace
the snow shovel
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-07

The rain is helping other teams to es-
cape a walloping at the hands of the
Earons.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-07

the most perfect specimens of physical
manhood in the SOUTH is in Birmingham
and will spend sew raj months here. He
is graduate of the University of Ten
nessee and a classmate of Hugh Stoke
~. Mr.. Newman is great advocate OF
physical culture.
1T is fact that American business
men are old at so when Englshmen are
in their prime' he said yesterday.
1.-The reason is that the average Eng
lshman would no more think of forego-
ing his daily physical exercise than he
would of missing his dinner. The Amer
lean thinks when he walks block to
car and then rides to his business he
has made a prodigious exertion. The
Englishman would walk the distance both
ways and omit the car entirely.
1.-The result is apparent to the most
superficial observer. At so the English
man is rudy of face, indicating active
circulation of the blood; his shoulders are
broad and chest expansive and able to
take in the most copious draughts of air,
and his eye is bright and sparkling, prima
facie proof that his liver is performing
Its natural functions.
1.-The American of the same age is gen.
orally pale of face, due to the deficient
heart action and an anaeniic condition of
the blood, his shoulders are narrow and
stopped, producing chest contraction, re-
ducing the lung capacity and making him
incapable of exertion because of his ina
bility to breathe. while his eye is dull and
lustreless, showing that the torpid liver
is not performing its secretive functions,
and that the poisonous elements that
should be eliminated and thrown out of
the system remain TO sap his vitality
1.-THE business man whose principal
physical demands are the reading of busi-
ness reports or signing checks does not
require the same physical strength as
does the man whose business is the roll
ing of baled hay"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-07

Nothing short of a referendum can de-
eide whether We did or did not go through
the comets tail
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-07

Billy Lorimer is but a pupil of the
dead and gone Yerkes.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-07

Gov. John Burke, democrat of North
Dakota, is candidate for a third term
ane he bids fair to get it.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-07

Curtiss went away from Albany to
get his money, thus reversing the Gus
tom of his state.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-07

W. H. Newman OF -Aoxville. Tenn,
who has the reputatsvh' q being one :of
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-07

The first young couple that elopes In
an aeroplane will win fame and put Ro-
nance on her mettle.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-07

rs the baby speaking likeness of its
mother"
mot yet; but it's learning to talk rap.
idly
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-07
PANAMA SHOES

Chicago is still careful not to misplace
the snow shovel
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-07

The individual census cards make
rile 16 miles high, and the man higher
up must feel dizzy.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-07
GOOD ADVICE

quite a large sign there, Post No
Bills"
$50 1t is. l wish my tailor could see it."
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-07
COSTLY FRILS

While love may make the world go round,
At this time of the year
Il also makes. some dads have found,
The trousseau rather dear.
PAUL COOK.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-18
PLAN OF AGREEMENT
AS FINALLY ADOPTED
Outline Of Ordinance for Union Of Richmond
and Manchester as Recommended to Coun-
ellis Of Cities by Special Committees.

sion companies. Tire Eite for the eaid
bridge shall be acquired and the Work
OF actual construction Of said bfinge
ahall be begun al the earliest prac-
ticabe date. not later than Twelve
months after consolidation shall Iakt
effect. and Then 10 begun small be
pushed 70 completion w!th 81 rsaaoh-
able digpatek
90 The consolidated Municipality
thai maintain and keep open and IN
suitable anu adequate condition for
pedsttriaES, gsHlGssN and atftft rail-
~hys me prseent Free Bridge between
raid cities of Richmond and Manchcs-
ter.
"a Tie crdipanc4s N the ua!d city
Of Richmond aud u tie eoneoiidsted
municipality. pr0hDiifnR the establish
ment of plants ana tic location Of
tanks fGr ths storage ana dlstrlbHtiDn
~ niiH and greats, shaii NOT apply
n ana ahali be, ana .+Fe hefeby, 50
within thai paft ii HE territorial Ifm.
w ~ ne raid cry ~ IaaGftsBtsf
| #hicll lsbH EstWeFH f'Sfter Etrest on
tns wsa,. jams8 NiYsY ~ tae n9ftb.
| VIZ at,s oi M% prE,ksiit earpefailan 1870 ~
ssYebt0 btfest m tt3e se0ti.
GeitssiioH ~ ra.,..
MS af,aE9ftfafes municipality
\ EHaH hslAbSisii %N9 tssfgfg#ashtlg majgF.
1 MIH WslftiH thF pf8EFf3s5 t4fftts fi%E lgstst
't* ~ mn E}t2 ~ N&@Hskssf M ottiat
4 cues, lnfiHGsfsk Hees ~, tBe ygtsj81i5t
4 ~ Wai9MaEss, Atyasasas}ysa 5SIsEAtG t6t
hss llfni9St afj&U vs. 5&f& q saS t#z5s
aftI fFfAa8fs Rtff2a 2fRgtSeA ~ W.
ilfetHae fesMsyis fEggs A&syy ft@s.4iS.,
tfGAlpta 'faH @&t45 4@a gs4 3E,1g K
ms ny Ef MSEafie9sSss 45Ggs tyN&s 81sa
~ ks&sH FidAtfSsst ttSs3Rts, f@YS}atr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-18

incomes and money!. whether arising
within or without the limits of the
present city OF Manchester, which would
be collectibIe by the said city OF Mall
chester nut for such consolidation, aud
which are actually collected. and In
GLIDING receipts Tor water and gas pay
able 10 the Water and Gas Depart
mentg Of the city OF Richmond, In inc
event that the residents Of me teriito-
rial limits OF the preacnt city OF Man
chester. are supplied with water and
gar b those respective departments Of
ttss city OF Richmond, and shaii desig-
nate one or more city dcposltarles ior
vfded. however. that all taxes, licenses
and epieB or ANNOUNCEMENTS for the year
In which consolidation Is effective shall
be cbllecttble and payable according 10
the provisions OF existing laws.
street improvements.
III Forty per centum gross OF all
incomes and reyenues derived by the
city OF HirnmOnd from persons prop
erty and licenses Within the present ter
lritorial !inlita Of the city Of 8Manches-
,Gr---tknt ig. 40 per ccntum groBa OF all
rsceipta from Maury Cemetery. receipts
from water used ia the city OF Man
icheftcr. city mes and all thxc8, liccnssu,
receipts, revenues, income and moneys,
Whether arising within or Without the
limits Of the present city OF Manchester.
=
city III H8ncneater but for such con-
aoiiGation, and which nre actually COL
iectcd and including receipts for wafer
payable 10 the water. Department, OF
tae ely n richmond. e. ,hs eysnt , ahs.
III The present city " Mnnchester arc
sapplsa rim %ater ~ ths said . aepar =,
annually e8pcudsd upon and applied TO
strsst ,aegea;nnn,a w, No. yea rs n"la
I arteF ,hs Gats when annexation shtlI
5seoas ettsenys rhe a,, saia 1,r rn,l, In.
j ia gftdents. ciirbipss gathering and
saadesa tgprevsias,g.s Ont n a,sl no
9ssiHay. sua1 ~ q majority Of the repre-
sseta,yse y ne cspneil of no q el,y
Il @asHiagtou Wara thercin, shall pre-
settke SO direct suhia1t y -, ~ c eaaea,
lHf{ N nm said nity of Itlchfnond,
4glG HDt mars thDh III per Gcntnm
\ y Mn Ri.s# at1nnn. llul, ,a 4, aside
/ 3tstDa Wafd shall bs expended In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-18
Iermn Of Agreement.

The text OF the ordinance covers
twenty five pages OF close typewrlting.
The meat of II is summed up IN seq
ton II, in which the terms and condi-
lions for the union are set out In de-
tail as follows:
(a) The consolidated Municipality
shall he governed by the charter Of
the city OF Richmond hereinbefore
adopted and by the ordinances at the
said cities. so far as the same are
not inconsistent with the fact Of con-
soiidation, or with any OF the terms
or provisions Of this ordinance, or With
the aforesaid act Of Assembly of March
10, 1905, provided, however, that IN
case of conflict between the ordinances
or the Two cl,ies, The ordinances OF
the city OF Richmond shall prevail.
And provided further that any ot the
said ordinances OF either OF said cities
may be amended or repealed III any
time, by the Council OF the CONSOLE
dated municipality, save In 40 far as
they may be embodied ia ana made
part OF the terms or cqnditiong of thig
ordinance.
New Free bridge.
tpl Ihe consolidated rlunicipali,y
email construct and maintain n modern
ana up-to-dats bridge either ON ia
site OF the present Mayo Bridge arrogs
the James River, or 10 near thereto h.
20 afford direct connection betW.ey
Hun street, OF the said CITY of Man.
chester, and Eourteenth Street. of III,
said city OF Richmond. Tie Ealf
brdge snail have Il roadbed not iea
IMAM forty feet ttO) In width, ana sfhi
pc iree&to all persons uuing ths nnYu,
except transpor,ation md transmits
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-18
MAY VOTE ON pIspESsaEy
Petition to This End Being Circulated 4,
WILLIAMSBURG

lspeo!aI to The TiisseS- Dlspateh.l
williamsburg. va Jnnliar, ia Ie.t,io,
is being circulated In Williamsburg asxins
me legislature to allow the people 10 vote
on the question Of establishing dispensary
iearly all the business man OF the town.
4 counter pet!t!on is being circulated b,
those opposed 10 The Glspensary.
MANY gailorE OF liquor are shipped into
this place esary week. and local business
men say that the city should have tne rev
nra derived thsretrom rather than the *.
press companies and mali.order louxes
Business has been very poor in WILLIAMSBURG
the past year. and II is raid to have been
caused by people going to cities where luuor
is sold To spend their money.
As there two educational instttrtfons
here II Is anticipated that the attempt to
open a dispsnsary viii rneet with strong op-
position
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-18
fnents therein.
Retention of Court

20 The Corporation Court OF the
SAID city OF Manchester shah be and
~ hereby permanently retained and
continued as court of the consol-
dated municipality. and shall be
c!othed with and continue to exercise
the same powers and Jurisdiction civil
ana criminal, and as court of pro-
pate and registry which 1t now pos
hHsset with the additional powers
Aforesaid a ae ~ c Assemblv a py inc Inc
Guiding appellate jurisdiction, as al
ioWed and regulated by law to the
foilee Court. Part H., OF the con-
.ol'datcd rnunlcipnlity The clerk of
the said court shall, however, certify
each day. TO the clerk OF the Chancery
Court OF the city Of Richmond-the
consolidated municipalities full and
correct index OF all matters admitted
70 record therein. required by law
70 be recorded, for which in addition
TO his other compensation, he shall
be paid out Of the treasury of the
consolidated municipality the fees al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-18
APPEAL FOR ,IoRsE's PARDON.
Prominent Charlotte Men Sign Petition

Charlotte, y. G.. January i7.--Prominent
men Of this city in rapid succession AFFIXED
their names TO petition put into circula-
ton to-day praying President TAT, for the
absolute pardon OF Charles w. Morse tho
violation OF the national banking act. and
In now serving htteen-year sentence in
the Federal prison at Atlanta
The petitioners declare that their appeal
is made because of their heartfelt belief
and firm conviction that the serpence i'm
posed upon Mr.. Morse rs pitituE miscar-
rIage of iustice."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-18
THE WEATHER

Forecast: virglnia-RaIn ana warm
8er Tuesday; Wednesday, fair ana cold
er; brisk, possibly high south winds,
shifting to northwest by Tuesday
night.
North Carolina-UYsettlcd weather,
probably rain Tuesday; Wednesday,
fair colder; moderate to brisk south,
shifting to west, winds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-18
Church to Celebrate 1ooth Anniver.nry.

~ ISpFCIHI 20 ING -IlrhtS-UIiptf NCIl.J .l7
Alexandria. Va. January 17.-St.
Paul's Episcopal Church. January ss
next will celebrate the one hundredth
anniversary of its founding, with APP
propriate ceremonies. An address on
that occasion will be delivered by
Bishop Gibson. of Richmond. The con-
gregations of the Christ and Grace
Episcopal Churches, this city. have
been invited to be present.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-18
Pleasant, Rstgsh!l$ Beneficial,

Syrup Of Figs and Elixir o.
Sienna appeals to the cultured
and the well-informed and the
healthy because its component
parts are simple and whole
some and because it acts with
out disturbing the natural func-
tions, as it is wholly free from
every Objectionable quality or
substance. In its production a
pleasant and refreshing syrup
of the figs Of California is unit
ed with the laxative and car
nlinativc properties Of certain
plants known to act most bene-
flcially on the human system,
when its gentle cleansing is de-
sired. To get its beneficial cf-
tects, always buy the genuine,
for sale by all reputable drug
gists; one size only price
fifty cents bottle. The name
of the company - California
Fig Syrup Co.'s always plain
ly printed upon the front OF ev-
cry package Of the genuine.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-18
FARMER Loses Meayily 81 Fire.

lSpsctal 10 The Times DISPATCHED
Suffolk, Va. January 17.--Joseph 4. VII.
Hams, prosperous Sansemond county
farmer. late Sunday night lost by an In
csndiary fire q large barn and its contents.
including ton horses, one mule. lot Of
feedstuff and farm implements. The loss ia
sa.Ioo. with insurance OF $1,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-18
Resigns us Rector.

Especial TO The Times-D ispatch.l
Greensboro. N. c.. January 17.-Rey.
Saunders r. Guignard, for nearly ten years
rector OF ST. Andrews Episcopal Church. In
South Greensboro. yesterday announced his
resignation as rector of that parish, taking
effect February ].
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-18
Three Prisoners Escape from Jail.

Especial 10 THO TIh1cs- Dlsphtclt.J
Roanoke, Va, January 17-By prying un
the floor OF the Bluehed jail last night
three prisoners made good their escape. One
OF them Is Arthur Prince. wanted In Ala
bama for cutting his wife's throat.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-18
CoNDITIONs YEsTERDAy

. a. NJ. temperature ............ "a
lI2umidlty ................. So
WIZ WIZ, u!Iectloh ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS South
Weather II rain
~ nalnIall ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Trace
II noon temperature al
3 F. M. temperature MISUNDERSTANDING, III
Nia,uh tenlperatureup to p. M. IL
Mlnlmum temperature up to- p. NJ 80
Mean temperature ....- ~
Normal temperature .. AZ
Deficiency In temperature yester-
uay .E.F........ .s.....,.........s.,
Deficiency In temperature since
March ..,........s....... $40
Accum. deficiency in temperature
since January l .............., 183
Deficiency In rainfall since March
Accum. deficiency In rainfall since
January / Observation-Disclosures. 7,os
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-18

TO CURE a com IN oSE DAY
Take LAXATIVE nHOMO Qui6lns Tabist.
druggists refund money IL II fails u GUS
u w, GROVES signature on cash by4, ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-18
Removal From once.

should any or the said officers who
ere transferred or assigned TO duty
In the consolidated mrntcinnlftv az
aforesaid before the expiration Of his
Term OF office current when consoIi-
cation shall take effect, be removed
e except IN due form. for good cause.
event. his right to the salary or com.
pensation hereby secured to him. shall
continue until The expiration OF His
SAID term. notwithstanding such re-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-18
, city OF Richmond. fees allowed ~ law.
tu) Justices Of the peace. as such. the

ICES allowed by law.
.tv) Such assessors OF land for the
city Of Manchester as provided by
chapter 23 OF the Code OF Virginia
as are in office at the time OF con-
solidation. shall be retained lin office
until the completion OF their dulles,
and shall be paid by the city of. Ricl-
nond for their services such compen-
station as has been agreed to be paid
by the city of Manchester.
(w) Twelve Ga) school trustees each
twenty dollars (,2o) per annuna: total.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-18
List of Omceholdcr..

Richmond at an election held therein
for that purpose in the manner pre-
scribed by law.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-05
NOTES OF THE eRIDiRoN.

The Detroit Tigers will train at Lit tie Rock, Ark, next spring. Willie Keeler earned his salary cas- fly. In ten times at bat he hit 300 for the Giants.
 It is runored that Casper and Nit chell of Cincinnati are to be traded for Cannitz, the Pittsburg pitcher. James Isaminger, the clever Phila- delphia baseball humorist, is spend ing a six weeks vacation in Europe. President Navin of the Detroit club says that Ty Cobb will play in De- troit as long as the present manage ment is in power.
 Red Dooin can worry along next year as an uncrowned catcher. He has a two years contract at $5,000 merely to play ball.
 J. Russell Blackburn, shortstop on the Chicago American team, was mar ried to Miss Berne at Riverside, N. J., on Thursday night.
 Garry Herman says that he would not consider a trade of Hoblitzel for Hans Wagner He says that Cincin- natl would lose by the deal.
 The majority of the experts are picking the Giants to win the 1911 pennant A poll of the talent indi- cates that McGraw's men are Novem- Der fav0rites
 Jake Daubert. the star first base man of the Brooklyn National league team, gave banquet to a number of amateur baseball players of Schuyl- kill county, former team mates of Pottsville, Pa, last week, and pre- sented each souvenir baseballs of last seasons National league games.
 Frederick R. Linder of New York citv was on Saturday elected captain of the Williams college football team for 1911. Linder is a. member of the
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-05
PiTTSBURG UNIVERSITY
 TO HAVE BIG STADIUM
Gift of J. c. Trees, to Be Built and
 Ready for Use Next Fall.

Pittsburg Dec. IA stadium and an athletic field was given the uni versity of Pittsburg Friday night dur ing the banquet to the football team that passed thro Igh the season with out being scored upon. The banquet was held at the University club, and during the speeches the announce ment was made. The field is to be laid out, the stadium built and pre- sented So the university in time for use at the opening of the university next fall. No specified amount is fixed, but negotiations for the opera tions were started a week ago, and it is said the gift will amount to sev eral hundred thousand dollars.
 The gift is made by J. c. Trees, an alumnus. MT. Trees will turn stadium and athletic field over to the uniyer- sity completely built and ready for use.
 The field will adjoin the new uni versity campus in the Oakland section of Pittsburg, where the new Grecian group of buildings for the new univer- sity is under construction.
 A baseball diamond, gridiron, a track field, as well as a thoroughly equipped gymnasium, are included in the gift
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-05

"The ways of the colored fighter from Jack Johnson down to the small est black bantam, are strange and in dividuaL" So says Burt Collins. the Cincinnati lightweight. who has seen against few of them
 "A few years ago." Collins continued, some promoters over in Latonia, Ky. decided to run a boxing show, and en- gagged, as the wiudup card, 8 pair of the bIackest heavyweights you ever saw. One of them was the sable cham pion of Louisville and the other was the unconquered dfngy lemon of Wheel ing, w. Va. The man at the door, of course, had instructions to pass in the dark heroes. their seconds, and whom ever else was absolutely indispensable to their campaign.
 Along about the time of the third preliminary. one of the Senegaplbian battlers showed up at the door, Be- hind him was d long train of black men, a procession about a block and 2 half in length---a parade which would have taken several minutes to pass a given point. and never would have passed if the given point had been q watermelon, q chicken or Q bottle of gin.
 :" Well said the doortender. which one dIe you
 '" Me. boss? replied the fighter. Why, Ans de champion ob Loeeyville. dat fights de windup heah dis ebenin'. Ans a-gWine tuh knock de haid right off-um dat niggah. Yas, boss. Ans a mighty quahlsome coon and Ah'n jest noah dan beat dat black mans block off
 "Uh, huh said the doortender. Well, then. who are all these black men with you?'
 Desc, boss? We'll, dis fust one is nah manageh. And 8 stately coon with diamond the size of turnip Waddled through.
 " Dis one. heah, is nah traineh.' And in went q stocky coon with a green and purple sweater
 ' Dis one is Inah rubbah' And fin passed q uluseular negro in Ted sweater.
 Desc foah genlmen IS Tnah sec ends And four assorted Philippians rambled past the gate.
 /" Dis heah gernuIan holds de watch ion me. And 8 very consequential coon in a Tuxedo coat was admitted.
 Dis one is nah financial agent, and does de hettin'.' Another onsequertial coon walked through. There still re- malned one black man unclassIhed, and