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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-11-08

vey Thayer and daughter. Mrs. Heal
ey and son from Whitefeld, N. H., G.
w. Burke from Orleans. Mrs. H. H.
Frye, Mrs. L. Hall, Mrs. Ida Will
liams and daughter Rose of Lyndon
and Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Mooney of
Wheelock, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry White
and son Austin of Stanstead and Mrs
Flint and son Of North Troy. The
dinner would tempt the most delicate
appetite. The tables were loaded
with good things. After dinner a
poem was read by Mrs. Pearl Keller.
Songs were sung and Mr.. Burke
offered prayer and spoke few fit
ting words. They were presented
with a sum of money, both gold
and bills, and among the presents was
pair Of gold candlesticks from Mr..
Batchelder of Boston. All went home
mond wedding. It was a very pleas
ant occasion.
JUS fifty years ago
You were a smiling bride.
The greatest joy that I could know
Was to have you by my side.
The Lord has blessed our married life
With blessings not few
And you have been a faithful wife
And done what you could do.
We've had our ups and downs, it's true
Along lIfe's rugged way,
With something all the time to do
And burdens every day.
Sometimes the sky was bright and
clear,
And then the storms would come,
This is changing life down here,
But yonder is our home.
And now, my faithful wife and
Our race is nearly run
Our sun is sinking in the sky,
Our work is almost done.
We've measured out cur three-score
years
And still we linger on,
How like dream the past appears?
But we shall soon be gone.
O, may the Lord our children bless
With wisdom and with grace,
And through the Saviour's righteous
ness
Bring all to see His face.
ANo 1OL uS give Jul HCd1 10 " l1IIu
Who died upon the tree
To save ruined world from sin
And set the captives free.
And now we'll take each others hand
AS in the days of yore,
And by each other we will stand
Till life shall be no more.
And now we'll bow in humble prayer,
Before the Mercy Seat,
| We hope to find His presence there
AS we His words repeat.
The union evangelistic services con.
Quoted by Rev. Ralph Gillian, assisted
by G. W. English, soloist, commenced
in the Methodist church Wednesday
evening, Nov. 1st. On Sunday there
were three very impressive services.
In the morning Mr.. Gillian preached
very inspiring sermon, "PaIm Tree
Christians. Sixty-fve men attend
ed the mems service in the after
noon, at which time the evangelist
spoke very earnestly on the subject,
Sowing and Reaping." A large num-
Der listened in tn evening to the
treatment of the text Choose We this
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-11-08
IEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED

by local applications, they cannot reach
the diseased portion of tie ear. There is
only one way to cure deafness, and that is by
constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused
by an inf aDed condition of the mucous lin
ing IF the Eustachiar Tube. When this tube
is i famed you have a rum bling sound or i'm
perfect hearing. and whe n it is entirely clos
ed, Deafness is the result, and unless the in
dammation can be taken ont and this tubs re-
stored to it's normal condition, hearing will
be destroyed for ever: nine cases out of ten
are can ed by Catarrh, which is othing but
an in1amed condition of the mucous surface S
We will give One HUI dred Dollars for any
case OF Deafness icaused by catarrh) that can
not be cureo by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send
for Giro lars, free.
FL. tTENEY & CO.. Toledo ..
I'D hv Orrv its 75c
Take Hsils F.. ~ Pills Tor constipation.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-11-08
COVENTRY.

Mrs. George Cummings is in very
poor health.
n. P LABEL has hired to work for
Mrs. Aida Niles of Albany.
Milo Hancock has moved on to the
farm with his brother, John.
Louie Lee has purchased the lot of
land known as the Currier lot.
A. D. Thurber has moved into the
Frank Gray house he purchased.
The evangelical meetings are we'll
attended and will continue for the
present.
Charles Day of Albany visited his
granddaughter, Mrs. Carl Noyes, the
past week.
Mrs. Stella Sherburne from st.
Johnsbury visited her mother and
aunt recently.
Bert Heath has been granted a
pension of eight dollars a month and
$3.50 back pension.
News has been received from
Brightlook hospital that Mrs. Henry
Clifford is slowly improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Wheelock went to
West Newport Friday to attend the
funeral of John Willis little child.
Clarence Cross. who has been Iiv-
ing in Pliny Metcalf's house, has
moved over A. D. Thurber's store.
Messrs. Aldrich and Smith from
Stanstead. who purchased the S. H.
Pearson farm. have taken possession.
Mr.. Gregory, who has lived on the
S. H.sPearson farm. has taken the
VIM. Locke farm in Irasburg and
moved to the same.
Mrs. H. H. Frye and Mrs. Loren
Hall of Lyndon have been the guests
of their cousins. Mrs. A. J. Hancock
and Mrs. j. P. Wheelock, the past
week.
We are in receipt of the news tina,
Mr.. Parker, who owned the farm
known as the Bartlett farm in the
North neighborhood died at his home
in Newton Center, Mass, the pas
week.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-11-08
Loves Spirit Stirring.

"Jedge," said the old colored cltl-
zen, chow much fer license ter git
married?' want 1t for yourself?'
YES, subj you So gittin' mighty old
now" That's evident. Ten why do
you wish to get married?" well.
jedge, ter tell de truth, somebody
gimme a long coat, linen collar an
walkin' cane, en- | knows CONAN
what says she kin make Twin Ter
me, en- feels des like honeymoon!
Atlanta Constitution.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-11-08

day whom We will serve" Mr.. Gill
am is strong manly preacher of the
Word. He has certainly found in
Mr.. English. one who is wonderfully
adapted to the giving of the Mes
sage in song. Beginning Wednesday
evening the services, will be held in
the congregational church. Remem
Der the hours and be in your place
at the services, which are held daily
excepting Saturday: at p. m. Wo-
mans prayer meeting. 2:30 and
7:3O p. m. preaching Sunday. 10 30
a. M, 2 80 p. m. and Z 80 p. m.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-11-08
A Household Medicine

That stops coughs quickly and cures colds
8 FoIey's Hopev and Tar Compound. Mrs.
Anna PeIzer, 1926 Jefferson St., South Oma-
ha, Neb., saws 81 can recommend Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound as sure cure
for coughs and colds. 1t cured my daugh-
ter of bad cold and my neighbor, Mrs.
Benson. cured herself and her whole fam
lily witt Foley's Honey and Tar Compound.
Everyone in our neighborhood speaks
highly OF ii IF. D Pierce
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-11-08
GOLDEN WEDDING.

The event Of the week was the gold
en- wedding anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Henry White. The we'd
ding was planned and executed by
their son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank White. who did everything
to make the occasion success. Those
from out of town to attend were Har-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-11-08

Miss Doris Emery and Miss Zero
Wellman gave a Halloween party
Tuesday evening at the home of Col
and Mrs. c. S. Emery to about twenty
of their young friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-09

Special p.sraf.1 OBJ the lutellis-r
'LARKSHJH6 W Va D., S.
Rosa. s-f -hr-old daughter % F'an.
'rrtez is dead here from burns Poe
ceiN"i when her clothing iruIted az
sn open nr- p.a.e
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-09

second PRESBYTERIAN church. corner
Market and Twentieth streets Rev
Charles o. Mcdonald. % % pastor
Services 40 1880 a. m and .u %
m, sabbath school at 70 30 "a fn
christian EndrlVor meeting At a.
g. IN. prayer meeting "Wednesday AZ
. - on. The pastor will preach
sabbath morning ON Definite PRAY.
or aud Boo the evening ON The Ioy
81 a Worthy Motive
The Third Presbyferlan church
Thirty eighth and Jacob streets D y
Ley ruh"rg"r. pastor The usual a..r
Vices will De- held Sabbath. December
d" Preaching a. lo 300 a M and
and go y. a.. sabbath school af .
.. m. and Junior Christian Endeavor
at g. p 90
stone rrcsbytSr.su church o.. Ffm
Grove Preaching 80 % DBL and
$50 = m by Rev Arthur r. DIrk.r
son. az san Francisco. cal. sunday
school 30 o. m. Junior g. r. so.isf,
70 a. % m Senior e. r socistr ft5
3 m
Vance Memorial Presbyterian
church. VI Potter. minister Ser
vices 40 10 d. m. aud 800 q m
morning subject The Joy ~ Ser.
vie" Sunday school at e.fs Oh.
Young Peoples meeting at ID ODD
Warwood Presbyterian church
Rev EdEsr W uay. pastor Service
at 10 q. m. and o. D 90 Sabbath
school at 90 q ia. Christian I'm
d"aVor at g w. The evening ser.
vice announced FOR this coming week
has been postponed until later date
First Christian church. W 81
Fte'da. pastor DihIc school. y r1.
communion. 1915. preaching 1900.
lhe Crime ~ jnrorccrn s.. = s.
q. p. $50. evening Service. 1.1D.
Thanksgiving sermon fo tho uaurh.
tiers 81 America. mid week PRAYER
-"fvire Wednesday evening at ..gT.
The public is cordially invited to a..
tend 200 services
second nted Presbyterian Church
corner az ttapilns sud Fourteenth
streets. Rev q o. LIrcH pastor -
Morning aurship ar lu g.. evening at
$50. sabbath school and HItfe
cIf.e- for men and women 80 20 go.
christian luion at o. m Wcdr.s-
uar evening PRAYER meeting 90 o..
Island Christian church Bible
sch'o. af $780, and fra pastor. Ret
Charles Iufsiar. viI preach af fro
wuruiu- service OF 1H TH .r IS Wise
Choke. and .n frr evening af 81 Hl
on "tu Elaboration t1 sfeadf. ~.
nfe Then. aI Dbl. business
merfur ana reu cab af fHe morning
service. af which 600 persons desiring
fu Do considered members ef th.s CON
rrrrafou ars urerf fr Dol present ta
%
.r ORDER chat f.a church roll may Do
revised and plf ir up to.dlta eorkrr
rrud fnu ANY Who arc uraUl. .1
Dol present alu kindly send word
uIfl SOMEONE ahu can Huafar f.r
Thorn Vhen thr.r name Is called
HrEuIar services utr hr hold "A
the Waruood Christian chsrrh nfTi
sunday rroeram as follows Uh.s
school 1f DOB q. m communion at nd
a. m.. Christian Erdeasor af $3.50.
preaching or $50 g. w tr fhe pastor
Rev. . O.. Pryor Regular mid.uess
prayer meeting "wednesday errr.rl
AZ $50 m. 40 strangers WELDON.
'o attend ffe Above services
Frea.t.rE service. Or tfe Rev
Charles FeaclrE. pastor nf fhe War
Uooi So p cousreEttrn. $50 Dol he.a
af 1890 d. m In fhe Waraood schor
buNi.rE Norfh End tot.a1d school
house tf $50 r m sunday school OIL.
'he latter place o. 600 81. u
German ST. o. church. o. 81 Ktre-
lerr. minister -urf.. school 4.
H.'f u r NetIr.r .lrer.r
terirrt TrrIrh.-r service or fH .
o. m 'r German ami af -F r u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-09
XMAS MUSIC PROGRAMS

A. has been rh. custom in
'h" pact. rho int-Ilir-ucer 70.
q"'-'- chat choir directors ana
others Zoo charge a. chr. .'mas
music programs in The churches
pr"par" copies or the sam. for
publication loo fh.s paper or Sst.
urlay. December s. Do Dis
hoped that such co.ou-r.tiar
VIII Insure tn" publication ur
al" complete usf O. r-u.rlu-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-09

Fine Cuckoo and Mautel Clocks
We have ia stock nu~ limo. al.
Clocks. Gold Watches. JeVclr1. etc
Prices The Lowest. 40 s32 Market
street. e. short distance above Tenth
street " p KRIFC
Formerly ON Fourteenth street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-09
clns.r. Nam. Id,

Special iispatrr 90 tho IntsiiiEenosr
fplI.ANSREE. W Va Dec. s.
tn" 'iuz"ns party have named the
following ticket Tor the January cleo
ton Mayor. charles brandon: re-
Ddrdrr. Peter Alder council. J W.
Morgan. John Lewis and Thomas
Rodgers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-09

90 sabbath school and bible classes
~ . ID q m. Island sabbath school
Meyers hall az % m. Memorial
chapel school Eighteenth street az
.n %. "a. Young Peoples. class in
l'cturr room. at 60 D. on PRAYER
meeting "Wednesday. 40 O. 30 p m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-09
LAYING TRACK FOR NEW
WEST NIaCINIA ROAn

special Dispatch Co no InteinEencsr
fAiRNfpST W Va. Dec. tho
Twin Mountain A. Potomac railroad
has started LAYING their new road
from k'}ser. and the nrst mile OF
track is completed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-09


So-h Street y = Church. Rev =
x Hess pas-or-PuhIc eorship 81
30 20 and Q - Morning sub5srf. a
'itr Moved eT~aias subject 80
Nan Sarsd f1r My Sou,~ ssndas
er-ocl af 3 ms Egsor-h is-sEue a.
70 Regular tsrr res dlr.aE th@
a~ea Ne invite goa o. aorshtp str
~
Fo4-r street g = Church. Rey
o. Oliver pastor Morning. subject
~ fH hUa r1 lcru-r the Cau-ca b
Drrefl evening slt!ect -S1ul
Aa're. tl- nr.i 90 --r.-- % sunday
'seu ciseour-~s on sou Win.
ninF These ali furnish "a prr9ara-
fnrr -.roD' frr fta Sunday revival
rampaiEn Pro- Hartman ulI pre-
sit- af fls organ sld direct fh.
chorus choir some tn~ anthem
ar-k I- Un next ~sbbaft.s program
Sal ha-h school ~ $3.50 "a m- Nlss
E-.f leads fl- Epvorth L4szl~ and
'i-s. trblthuot o1rtlcts The inter
1.rt. af- league 40 t-Iu m Prayer
l.-.'.as Wr1nv-dar night
Thomson - p church Broadway
.s...r EIrl.rIa avenue and zane
street Rev Irrdr~.rk O. Ho-s. pastor
.fU-- .-. subject Nut 90 Be Nui--
tered Unto. tuf 90 Minis To a
srror tp-1pls fo the cry hospital
raupslgI Evening service a. O. 60.
-Hh.r The witness ~ Experience. '
fl- seventh of a. series ~ tIxht SER
mons entitled Eight Grea' Wiz.
r-s-rs Sunday school 40 o'clock
Ervoirh LEAGUE sf Cf Mil week
drawer --rt.cr Wtdn. .day evening az
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-09

Read the " Va Optical Co.'S an.
nouncement on PAGE .. todays issue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-09

s..oui 80 DO Fidrr 90 Turv
vii rpeak 4H tne ~ssriuE subject
aIs- Leaders in Contrast VITA 80
True
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-09
II | RIT|ER e. COM IOSO-IOS2
49,

rud 90 &C. Steel H~Ifr. Ee. Jacob
nottingham r~.f Hr. Tee services a4.-
'.E u.s wees wlll DO Second sunday .r
Advent f .. uA. Sunday ....I Zoo ..H
300. morning PRAYER. sermon. .T'..-
N.aft .ss- II'Ha O. U evening
..H.er AND sermon THE Vision 20 Gle
Judgment. W~dussda,. $50 o. m
adult Nhlr ..asr
West bridgeport MstH0f..f Iu.-.1ra.
..ar.H Esf D. !. SPARKS. pastor
ir+a. INK sunday Or DID, t u JUNIOR
.INurf.. f.sl.. - Poo 3D. on. .ne..a. t.rl-
rrrlU.. af4fe.. go %. m
So Andrew Episcopal .t.rr. E-r
Dog Alaf. ...f.r I..t communion. az
ff .H. morning sermon hrI rraNrr
." ~.H... school evening prayer
tra sermon D" Al rr. cordially ir-
spiritunI.sn.
The T.r.f -r.rIf4aI~f r...rI Will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-09

.oil -ert .r"r iu '.- Odd Fellows hall
'f lh.. l,.rrrrt'r .Ht.. o. lU D. co.
rev q w WAY pastor and medium
-a.'~t.. spirit messages v..I Ue gwen
60 close NJ lecture AI are welcome
TIE ~~c"rI ~pirituat-t viii hold ser
Vices il &C. N,i-4ir hall SUNDAY co 6
.i".h Mrs buchanan. medium. 81 I'D
give go irf,rt-f.uE lecture
flrsf Church 90 ,aris. S..snr.f
Cd So auditorium. ilIH chan
street Services SUNDAY a. % H r.
subject ~ lesson. God f.- Tr%serN.r
90 Man rs riu. -1.y test. ruoulal meet
trs Ht 20 nr. same address H-a.f =
room open fz.lr except SUNDAYS $40
.HiuaN- from I. u. fp o. u Fui
~. mulh4.. building
Latter Teas Saints SlrIar ser, ices
90 mo church. 5000 Jacob street. 81
ID -" n m and $50 % SUNDAY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-09
SPECIAL YESPERS
AT ZION CHURCH
FOR THE BOYS BRIGADE ON
SUNDAY EVENING.
Sermon viii Be Preached b. the Rev.
A. L. Benxe-Church An
nounccmcnts

The First West Virginia Regiment
OF tho Boys brigade Wiil attend the
yesper service sc Zion Lutheran
church on Sunday evening Company
= IT, Of Zion church. viii b.. Installed
ana receive their commissions from
General " D. Caldahnugh and Rev.
y l.. Bcnzc. the pastor 90 the church.
'will preach special sermon 90 boys
on the subject. The Vision OF an
Angel on q Wheeling Thorouehfare "
Mrs. L. May Holt. 70 81 ha- prepared
the following musical program. Pre-
lude. "Prucrssipual March" Parker.
anthem. "JuhIlate DECO Juan Ala.
moro: oncrtory. Pilgrim Chorus
from Taunhacuser Wagner. anthem.
Seek We the Lorl.' Roberts post
lude. March" clark
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-09

from ihuhNa'uh"i. VI afh'lt ahiit'i"'
seek 1c. mo Lor1.. Roberts. post.
lude. March. clark
.,.
I'ou i.l'''' "' n
MArAS' s.', = ''uA''
tor Seooha H"'''"' '' Wv 'u.' w.
service az ~ ]" D iH SUNNY 7'h"vl
~ D. m l-"ol'' A'u "l
NJ "o ~. anu L' '"''"l 80
S'g VII ".''' ". "''"As '''"''N
SIeeI"' nl',',"e or .i'' nun" 'o''-
81 ON N'"@. poe. .i''..'.
mems u' '-' ''.7'''h .'''''' Wi"
W n'iu ~. l""'''"' f'"'"t
Nhi.H' i."'"', '" '""l DO. .'''.l"
hclsh''' Mot"'' t'"'. 9"} u"i
pastor ouhNA' 7'h''i pr y To q" I'D
morning rtt'i'" 3" I'.'' o. W yes
perS az 80" ~. ,''''n'sl'''' DO
sructloh ON N'NH'-'tf '1'hiuE at
f;sV' h"su''t n''i'h- OFT 'huf'n
council next lh-tr"if evening hL
O'Clock.
German reformed stephen q
church. Thirty Skin ana Ron streets.
heN p. " If'N'7'' pastor Ger man
service. 49, =. ".. SUNDAY school
y, III, "i 'i'ar ~"
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suuu s ~. ,.,'
.h.s''ue' "''V ~
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1850 49, ,,t..t. -..,'..,...t --t.,.,.
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ncnnccmepts "a, sY,II, s.r,....
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/ehurch. t4oqtsiI Chaplire strcef
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-09
I
Anniversary Sale and Celebration
3Otll

Discount
established
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-09

Hog 4 p ch1rch o. "a FTars.
gar. pastor surtas scho.l . -
nFracttng r~rslc- Do g. N
and o. m We are roE harirE
or rrrlfsi E-%f .nEs al ar- invited
/ fo .he-e meetings
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-09

a. &C. Nia-s~ek pr.y.r mesunr
hesire s.1ay a. 1-t-E n
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Manuiasturers Deroastraor here showing Of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-04
HAS
 STRAWBERRY FARM

Talladega, April 3.-(Special)- )-H. H. French marketed the first home-raised strawberries this morning, receiving 20 is Oakdale farm, three miles north of the city, with six acres of berries which he will double next year. MT. French came to Talladega from Florida 12 years since and he has earned competence in his new home. His berry season will Hast six weeks He has four knds of berries bearing. He does not plant the Lady Thompson.
 Miss White, representative of the Ak ahest Lyceum bureau of Atlanta, is or ganizing a summer Chautauqua for mid July in this city. She is obtaining pledges from the citizens to guarantee the Chau- tauqua financially. The assembly will be held in the Elks' opera house. It is desired that 20 people pledge the funds to conduct the assembly.
 MT. Borden H. Burr of Birmingham is shaking hands with various friends in this city He passes through Taladega on legal trip to an adjoining county.
 Judge Aston promptly called the crim- nal session of the city court and began the call of the docket for capital cases on Monday afternoon. The present meth cd of drawing and selecting jurors does not meet with the approval of lawyers or ltigants It is unwieldly and causes unnecessary delays, and does not afford a defendant the same chance as under the old law.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-04
The Point of View

From Youths Companion.
 The eastern man looked at the driver of the stage which was to land him near the Top Notch mine. and found him an interesting specimen in many ways. But I mustn't let him suspect intend to use him for material," he thought.
 ''I suppose there are a good many queer people about here" he said witf caution a moment later. You mus have a good chance to see them"
 The best there is." returned the stage driver "As I said to Sam Par. ker the other day. if one of us knew how to write stories, all we'd hay, to do for characters would be to talk, 'em from the folks that land here wher the train from back east comes in"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-04
FORMALLY REMOVE
 S3,OOO,0OO SUITS
Railroad Cases in Knight Yancey Failure Most Ex-
 pensive Ever Brought

Huntsville, April 3-(Special)- Thirty seven of the suits filed against the Louis vile and Nashville and Southern raii- roads by the creditors of Knight. Yancey & Co.,, seeking the collection of money advanced by them on spurious bills of lading were removed today from the Morgan county law and equity court to the United States court in this city. The suits against the Louisville and Nashville amount to g 5O0,000 in round numbers and those against the Southern about s1, 5oO,0O
 These suits are the claims of English and American dealers. The Italian, Canadian, French and German suits at Decatur have not yet been removed to this cout but they will be brought here in few days.
 The suits against the Louisville and Nashville number 24 and the complain ants are as follows:
 Nicholson & Wrigley, Herbert Warrell & Co., J. Milligan x Co.,, Minoprio, For gan & O., Smith, Edwards x Co.,, Rob- ertson, Murdock X Co.,, Charles Foin- quoinois & Co., F. Dorel, Kreymber & Breymer, A. V. Patton & Co.,, Gebruder Fritzier & Co.,, Knoop & Fabarius,, Den his & Brown, Williams Wilson & Co.,, J. J. Williams & Co.,, Lorenz- Rubens x CO, Longmore Bros, Pennefather & Co.,, Hannay & Co.,, Alexander Eccles & Co.,, c. A. Gruner & Co.,, H. Bischoff & Co.,, Russo Chinese Bank. National Jark Bank.
 The suits against the Southern. 13 in number, are brought by Herman Decker, Williams, Wilson & Co.,, Nicholson X Wrgley, Allen Robertson, A. Hannay & Co.,, Minioprio, Forgan & Co.,, A. N. Patton ta Co.,, Pennefather & Co.,, Long more Bros Melton & Fenton, Emanuel Maac, Russo-Chinese Bank Alexander Eccles & Go.
 This batch of suits represents probably the most extensive litigation ever brought into the United States court here. The claims appear to be based on the con nivance of agents of the railroads in the issuance of forged bills of lading for extensive shipments of cotton though no specific charge to this effect is made. Judge John C.. Eyester. attorney for the Louisville and Nashville railroad, says that he will be able to show that there was no connivance in the fraud on the part of any employe of authority on his railroad. The suits will be called up for trial in all probability at the term Of United States court to be convened here by Judge Grubb on April 24.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-04
ELIOT IS CYCL|ST
 IN HIS 77TH YEAR

New York. April S-Charles W. Eliot, president Emeritus of Harvard univer- sity in reply to an inquiry from Alfred R. Conkling of this city has written a letter explaining the methods by which he has so remarkably conserved his health and vigor pr. Eliot said:
 ''In reply to your inquiry of March 2 I beg to say that my health and ca pacity for work at n years of age are unusually good. I attribute this result to a good constitution, moderation in eating and drinking. a habit of taking some exercise and some fresh air every day ,and of avoiding all sorts of luxury and the constant use of any drug, such as alcohol, coffee, tea or tobacco
 Since I was 12 years old my sports lave been walking, riding horseback, driving, rowing and sailing, to which aft CT I was 65 years old, I added riding a bicycle, I am still good for all those sports in moderation and still enjoy them''
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-04
A Puzzling Sentence

The promise of biographical study of the Lindley's by Miss Clenmentina Black, may remind us that one of them the lovely lady who married Sheridan was the innocent occasion of one of the worst sentences ever penned in Eng fish.
 Fanny Burney 1t was who held the pen, and she took it up in order tc state with true elegance that Sheridan would not allow his beautiful wife tc sing in public and that pr. Johnson approved his action: ''The last of men was pr. Johnson to have abetted squan- dering the delicacy of integrity by null lifying the labors of his talents" Such meaning as we can grasp seems some how to be contrary to the one we grop- co for.