davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-04-26
sRoDA, DNIA -2o-Go KwIETNIA 1911 RoKU /.
Pc zirnie i sniezycach, ME

- Pc zin1ie sniezycach, ME-
zwyklych ma wiosne, nastaly w
Niemczech rowniez o tel porze
niezwykle goraca i susza, ktora
fatalnie odbije sic ma urodzajach.
w Dreznie zmari kapitan-
aviator Oidtman, ktory tam ME
dawno smiertelne odniosi uszko-
dzenia przy nieudaiym wzlocie.
z Austryi.
Wieden, 26 kwietnia. = Mimo
zaciebienia, cesarz Franciszek
Jozef l. udziela audyen-
cyl i zajmuje sic praca przez
dzien caiy. Lekarze zalecaja mu
wiecej szanowania sic.
= Sensacye tu budzi upadek
akcyjnych przedsiebiorstw prze-
mysiowych W Skoda; dyrektor
Exner zastrzelil sic przespekulo-
wawszy ma gieidzie zhaczne SUI
my nalezace do przedsiebior-
stwa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-04-26
Protestuja.

Birmingham, Ala, 26 kwietnia.
.Odbywa sic tu konwencya, Fede-
racyi Piracy i z okazyi aresztowa-
MIA urzednikow uni wystosowa-
no goracy protest. w rezolucyi
nawoluja delegaci wszystkich ro-
botnikow do zlozenia ma obrone
aresztowanych jedhodniowego "a
robku. Protest droga telegraficz-
na przesiano Prezydentowi Taf-
towi oraz gubernatorom Stanow
Indiana i California.
Rzekome zeznania McManigala.
Los Angeles, Cal, 26 kwietnia.
Wczoraj wieczorem opubliko-
wano tn rzekome zeznania Otie
Z. Nc Manigala, aresztowanego
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-04-26

zefa Forda, zastepce prokuratora
stanowego z Los Angeles, wszy-
scy skwitowali wstepnych pre-
sluchow.
Pred sadem wielkoprzysie-
glych zelaznicy chcq koniecznie
udowodnit, re pracodawcy maj
mujacy robotnikow nieunijnych,
chca, "a pomocq spisku zrujno-
wac unie zelaznikow i w tym ce-
lu przez detektywow W roznych
miejscach poukrywali zapasy dy-
namitu, twierdzac potem, re to u
rzednicy unijni zrobil.
Posel stanowy John ]. Kee-
gan, zlaczony unia zelaznikow,
mowil wczoraj, re aresztowanie
detektywa jego pomocnikow ME
bylo wcale blaga ze strony kol
unijnych. Unia ma niby dowody
CORY uplanowanego spisku.
Wczoraj przesiuchano pieciu
swiadkow.
S1edztwo w Koneresie.
Waszyngton, 26 kwietnia.
NatvchmiastoMeoo sledztwa Snra
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-04-26

pod zarzutem wysadzenia w po-
wietrze gmachu gazety Times
innych budynkow.
McManigal niby to przyznai
sic pred policya, re razem z J.
w. McNamara pracowal mad roz-
nymi spiskami, kierujac sic wska-
zowkami ]. ]. McNamary.
Zeznania mieszaja do tel spra-
wy pewnego wybitnego Kalifor-
niiczyka, ktorego nazwiska ME O.
gioSzono.
Z rzekomych tych zeznaF wy
plywa, re afera gazeta Times
byla szczytem operacyi uni ze-
laznikow, re przedtem unia ia
przez swych urzednikow wysa-
dzila w powietrze mnostwo ia
bryk, ktore uni ME uznawaiy.
Sukces byl tax ogromny, re ma
wet przestraszyl urzednikow u
nil chwilowo ci ma pewien czas
ustali w swych operacyach.
lanes w. Mcnamara, alias
Bryce, mial powiedziec McMani-
galowi, re ,,oczyszcze' miasto
Los Angeles, re pieniedzy maja
DUO ME warto sic obawiac nj
czego.
w drodze do Los Angeles.
Albuquerque, N. NJ, 26 kwie-
tnia. = Okuty W kajdany zam-
kniety W osobnym kompartamen-
Gle przejezdzal wczoraj pocia-
giem ]. ]. Mcnamara, sekretarz
uni zelaznikow, aresztowany pod
zarzutem wysadzenia W powie-
trze gnachu Times. Nc Namara
iedzie pod silna eskorta policyi.
Uprowadzony chiopiec ucieh.
Omaha, Neb., 26 kwietnia.
Wczoraj wieczorem do domu ro-
dzicow wrocil IS letni Bernard
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-04-26
z ZAnglii.

Londyn, 26 kwietnia. = Wczo-
rajsza sesya W Izbie Gmin pre-
ciagneia sic do pozna W noe, O.
brady toczyly sic mad poprawka-
mi opozycyi do wniosku rzado-
wego reformie przywileIow
lordowskich, przyczem przewod-
niczacy, premier Asquith ma mo-
cy przywileju sobie przyslugul2-
cego pomijai Gale stronice popra-
week, wazniejsze tylko podaj9c
do dysputy pod giosy. w ten
sposob spora liczbe owych popra-
week opozycyjnych zaiatwiono !
ubito. Sesya nieiednokrotnie
miala charakter burzliwy. Rad
szvbko zdaza do ostatecznego
przedlozenia swego wnioskt
- Tutejszy organ Morning
POST wystapil z dose ostrym ar
tvkuiem przeciwko- projektowi
traktatu o sadach rozlemczych
pomiedzy Stanami Zjednoczony-
mi a Anglia; pismo TO wzywa' a
by patryoci angielscy wystaPlll
przeciw propagandzie tego pro
ielatu. ktory zowie podstepnym
zdradzieckim. podanym przez
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-04-26
Szanse skazanego inspektora po-
licyjnego McCann'a.

!
Zaden wiezieli ME doznal lyle
staran jego ulaskawienie CO
byly Inspector policyjny Nc
Cam, ktory obecnie odsiaduje
kare we wiezieniu stanowem W
Joliet, pracujac razem z innymi
,,towarzyszami" ma farmie vie
ziennej.
Jak wielkie SD wp}ywy przyja-
cioi McCann'a wnioskowac moz-
ma tego,ze nawet eks-prezydent
Stanow Zjednoczonych, Teodor
Roosevelt, napisa} list do guber-
natora Deneen'a, proszac o litosc
dla skazahca.
De1egacya przeszio 200 wy
bitnych osobistosci = zarowno
mezczyzn jak i kobiet-wybra}a
sic do Joliet i wreczyla Komisyi
Uiaskawieh petycye zaopatrzona
w 10000 podpisow. Z tel liczby
przemowiio ma sesyi okolo 80
osob, ktorzy wykazali swletny
rekord skazanego inspektora, je-
90 sumiennosc i sprawiedliwosc
we wypefnianiu obowiazkow. O.
raz jego krucyate przeciw han
dlarzom ,,biaiych niewolnic.
Prezes Komisyi Uiaskawien,
&c. G. Eclthart, oswiadczyi wczo-
raj, ze sprawa ulaskawierlia Nc
Gamma bedzie szczegolowo roz-
rzasana, zas o decyzyi Komisyi
,owiadomiony tez bedzie ME
wiocznie gubernator Deneen.
Amator obcinania wiosow'
dziewczetom.
Policya aresztowafa wczoraj
Wfocha Armoda Albino, liczace-
90 lat 26, zam. pm. S25 Milton
ave-, ktory Cd pewnego czasu
napadai dziewczeta W okolicy
zakiadu firmy Montgomery
Ward & Co., przy Chicago ave.
i Larrabee ul., obcinajac i'm
wlosy duzemi nozycami. Gonil
on wczoraj dwoje dziewczat pol
skich = Stanisiawe Lenz, 1886
Nc Reynolds III. i Aniele Dor
necka, 1927 Dickson ul. - ktore
SHY do piracy W zakladzie dru-
karskim w. F. Hall Prtg. Co.,
przy ulicach Superior i Kingsbu-
ry, zjawii sic jednak w sam czas
detektyw Timothy Keough, kto-
ry 1ubownika kruczych splotow
osadzif W cell wiezienneJ.
Podobno stanie jake swiadek
przeciwko Wiochowi takze mi
lionerka ]. De Koven Bowen,
Io5 E. Chestnut ul., ktora znana
Jest re swej dziafalnosci ma polu
spoiecznem.
Zgon staruszkow.
Eksplozya gazu W suterenach
domu ich pm. 6I26 Myrtle ave-,
w Norwood' Park, by}a przyczy-
ma smierci starej parry malzen-
skiej, 74-roletniego John'a Q.
Dunn'a itzony jego o 10 lat cd
niego mlodszej. Nieszczescie
sic wczoraj rano 0
godzinie siodmej; Dunn uda} sic
do suteren, ably czegos poszukac,
a gdy cllciai zapalic gaz. nasta-
pila eksplozya, ktora wstrzasnela
CALVIN domem j spowodowala po-
Ear, przyczem obaj maizonkowie
zgineli zanim pomoca zjawili
sic sasiedzi. Zachodzi przypusz-
czenie, re gaz uchodzil z piecyka
znajdujacego sic W SUI
-erenach.
Zabity staruszek byl dawniej
kolejowym W cia
gu swego diugiego zywota ,,u-
;iuiai' sobie pokazny majate-
;zek, testament bowiem podaje,
ie posiadiosci jego przedstawia-
a wartosc $4,000.
,,Czarnoksieznik7 osadzony
w ulu. i
- i-4
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-04-26
Wizyta krolewska.

Rzym, 26 kwietnia. : Szwe-
dzka para krolewska przybyia tu
w odwiedziny do krolestwa wio-
skich z okazyi jubileuszu Wloch
zjednoczonych zabawi przez )
dni. Szwecya pierwsza W T. 1861
uznala nowe wioskie zjednoczo-
ne krolestwo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-04-26

wy zelaznikow W rezolucyi pred
lozonej W izbie posiow zqda So
cyalistyczny czlonek kongresu,
Wiktor Berger. Berger proponu-
je, aby kwestye uprowadzenia
urzednikow uni zbada} komitet
zlolony z senator6w i kongresma
now. 4
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-04-26
Nawet Roosevelt wstawia sic iistownie guber-
natora "a skazanym inspektorem policyjnym.
Amator obcinania WIos6W przydybany.
el<splozya gazu
Shtsba miasa Chicago: nwiksa Mrda Jest 27ma njmni I8
prawdopodoby ch poddaF

skazany zostal niejaki Harry +.
Moreta, ktory, udajac czarno-
ksieznika, wyiudzii cd obyw. ia
ma Schultza, wlaSciela skiadu
wiktualow, sumo dwu tysiecy
dolarow.
,,Cziowiek ten = zeznai w ~sa-
die poszkodowany p. Schultz
prawil mi niestworzone rzeczy
cudach, ktore on zdzia}al. Spe-
cyalnosciq jego miaio bye zamie-
mamie srebra w zioto. Mowii on
do mnie tax przekonywujaco, re
daiem mu $1,000, a potem zno-
WI drugi tysiqc, lecz ME widzia-
lem juz ziota ami moich picnic
dzy. Ow ,,cudotworca" zapew-
nia4 mnie, re gdy przez pewien
czas nosic bedzie mole diva ty-
siace dolarow zaszyte w paste,
to ga dni kilka mice bedzie oko-
10 million dolarow w ziocie."
Oczywiscie smiac sic trzeba,
re W kraju rozmaitych humbu-
gov znajdzie sic jeszcze clio
wick tax naiwny...
Ciekawa statystyka.
L federalnego biura cenzuso-
wego we Waszyngtonie nadeszla
urzedowa Statystyka ludnosci
miasta Chicago, ktora wykazuje,
re wroku ubieglym Chicago IL
czyio razem 2,195, ,283 mieszkaii-
cow. Przed dziesieciu laty, ii. w
roku 1000 Chicago mialo tylko
I,oo8,575, ludnosc miasta przed
dwudziestu laty wynosila I,ooo,-
$50. Genius zesz}oroczny poda-
je tez liczbe mieszkafcow W po-
szczegolnych wardach, ktora ma
stepujaco sic przedstawia:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-04-26
Stanowisko Francyi.

Casablanca, 26 kwietnia.- Je-
neral Moinier, dowodzca wojsk
francuskich ogiosii zbuntowa-
ny1h Berberom, re Francya ME
zamierza rozszerzenia terytoryal-
nego swoich posiadioSci w Airy
ce, a tylko pragnie bronic obco-
krajowcow i doprowadzic do po-
rzadku pod wiadza sultanSka. Je-
zeli zbuntowani powroca do ule-
gioSci, to Francya zawiesi sw9
wyprawe ma Fez, ale jezeli bunt
potrwa dalej, to wojsko francu-
skie stiumi go wzorowo przy-
wodcow ukaze nalezycie. Ogio-
szenie tego oredzia ma dziaiac ma
uspokojenie politycznych konku-
rent6w, W pierwszej linii Mem
cow, ktorzy juz wrzeszczq, re
Francya day do okupacyi Ma
rokka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-04-26

Rad, ktory zawsze byi wzgledem
Anglii wrogo usposobiony.
- Zmari tu wybitny znawca i
kolektor dziei sztuki K. Vert
heimer.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-04-26
N0Wy Sultan " MaTOkkO?!.
Stanowisko Frahcyi.
Q Anglii: przeciwko traktatowi Ameryka.
Sensacyjne aresztowanie.
DhiIiscy piraci.
W Msksyku Wad ida sVQa drOga ukady sWGa drOga.
NIENIEC 1 z AUSTRYL
Stanowisko Frailcyi.
glii: przeciwko traktatowi Ameryka.
Sensacyjne aresztowanie.
Dhi1iscy piraci.
W Msksyku Wad ida sWaa druga udady sWoa droga,
q NIEMIEG 1 z AUsTRYI.

AreSztOwanO detekywa Bnrnsa Spek kapau Nc Namara
drOdze do Angeles Najwyzszy swecie. Sam sic
pOcyi wiezieniu SledztwO Kongrese
Protest federacyi piracy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-04-26
Telegramy zagranlczne
Nowy sultan " Marokko


Tanger, 26 kwietnia. = Z Me-
kinez donosza, ze tamtejsi krajo-
wcy,wzburzeni przeciw sultanowi
Mulaj Hafidowi = obrali suita-
mem brata jego Mulaja ell Zina
liczne szczepy Berberow zado-
woleniem wiesc te przyjmuja
godza sic ma nowego sultana. w
Mekinez okazyi tel proklama-
cyl urzadzono uliczne rozruchy,
przyczem zbuntowani zabili pa
ru zydow.. Z Fezu donosza, re
200 Berberow atakowalo miasto,
ale odparci zoStali wSkutek sill
nego ognia artyleryi sultanskiej.
Miasto broni sic z pomySlnym re-
zultatem i zywnoSci ma mice
podostatkiem. WieSci zdoby-
ciu byiy wiec przedwczesne ME
prawdziwe. Kapitan Bremmond,
dowodzca wojsk francuskich W
siuzbie sultana rozgromii znowu
buntownikow Z niewielkiemi
stratami wiaSnemi i wogole IVY.
ciesko uciera sic Berberami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-04-26
z Francyi.

Paryz, 20 kwietnia. = Pred
niedawnym czasem aresztowano
tu architekta wybitnego Chedan-
ne'a W zwiazku wykryta ostat-
nio afera skradzenia papierow
panstwowych z ministeryum
spraw zagranicznych. Sledztwo
jednak zdaje sic dowodzic, re
Chedanne ME jest winnym, wy
puszczono go tedy ma wolnosc, a
moze skafga przeciw MENU be-
die cofnieta. Chedanne jest O.
ficerem Legii Honorowej i jed
nym z najwybitniejszych francu-
skich architektow, wiec areszto-
wanie jego wywolaIo powszechne
i sensacye niemaia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-04-26
z Chin.

Shanghai, 26 kwietnia. = Okla
zuje sic, re rozbity okret Asia"
Q Etorym wezorai donosilism.y,
zostai uratowany przez chinski
okret, ale obrabowany przez
chinSkich piratow. Bye moze tez,
re istotnie okret ,,Szoenking" pa
sazerow uratowal, pozniej pira-
ci obrabowali opuszczony statek.
WartoSc towaru i okretu wynosi-
la 81, 100000. Podobno zaioga sta
wiaia zbojcom morskim rozpacz-
Hwy opor, Geese jej zdolaia ujsc.
Maia bye stad wysiane okrety
wojenne przeciwko owym rabu-
siom.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-04-26

,Dokonczenle ma stronicy stei1.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-01-06
GRAHAM ELECTED
BY COUNTY COURT
SALARY INCREASED
UNUSUAL COMPLIMENT PAID
ONE or BEST OFFICIALS IN
STATE.
PRESENT ROAD LAW is APPROVED
Legislature Petitioned to Re-Enact
the Bill Which Applies to Msury
County--Would Change Time OF
Courts Meeting.

County Superintendent John P. Ora.
ham was reelected by the county
court at its session Monday by
exclamation. His salary was fixed at
$1,000, to be paid by Maury county,
which will make the total amount OF
the compensation given to the leader
of the county schools $1,350, the $3.50
extra being allowed by the State. The
salary allowed by the county being
the same as was paid to Mr.. Graham
during his last term, but the extra
sum from the State means an in.
crease in the pay
The Legislature was petitioned by
the court, on motion of Judge F. M.
Ricketts,, of Mt. Pleasant, to re-enact
the present county road law, with
such amendments and variations as
experience has shown to be needed.
There was only one vote against this
resolution. TIL road law, which was
passed for Maury county, applies to
counties of more than $4,000 and lesa
Than $4,000 population, according to
the census of 1900, or any subsequent
census. The last census gives this
county only 10000. Pending the &C
ton of the legislature in regard to the
road law, the court passed the cleo.
ton of a commissioner to succeed H.
ri. Hill, whose term expires the first
Of the year.
At the close Of the session of the
court, resolution was passed re-
Questing the legislature to change the
time of the meeting Of the court from
the first Monday to the second Mon
day in January. This was done to
avoid the adjournments, which take
up much of the time of the court,
Esq. G. W. Hayes entered resolu.
ton to repeal the motion passed by
the court several years ago permit
ting magistrateststo act upon release
ments from duty and payment Of II.
ceuse to do business. The motion was
carried unanimously.
The REPORT Of the poorhouse com.
missioners was read by Esq. Denton,
showing that there were forty in
mates Of the institution. and that the
average cost of their maintenance
during the past quarter was $6.17
each. The total cost was $e20.40.
The usual releasements were grant
ed, the number being somewhat small
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-01-06
GRIM MEMENTO OF
DEATH OF AIRMEN
FIFTY HORSE POWER MONO
PLANE TO BE REASSEMBLED,
BUT NEVER USED.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 1.-The So
horse power Bleriot monoplane from
which John B. Moisant, fell to his
death will be reassembled, put in per-
feet order, but will never carry an
other driver. The machine will be
presented to some institution, prob
ably the Smithsonian Institute at
Washington.
Moisan'ts 50-horse power Bleriot,
known as the Red Demon" in which
he won the Statue Of Liberty prize
and which he used during the meet
here, will go to ROLAND G. Garros, the
French aviator who was a close per-
sonal friend of the airman, and who
made the fight over Paris in a mono
plane with Moisant when thew had
been acquainted but two days.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-01-06
SEDBERRY
ARRESTED HERE
LAKE COUNTY MAN HELD ON
cHRAGE OF PASSING BOGUS
CHECKS IN COLUMBIA.

Roscoe Sedberry, a young white
man, was arrested Saturday night by
Policemen Lancaster, Barker and
Stages, on charge of passing bad
checks on some Columbia firms.
Sedberry was taken ON West Sew
enth street, near the Bethel Hotel,
after a search lasting several hours.
Complain was made to the police on
Dec. 81.
Sedberry telephoned to his family
in Tiptonville, Lake county, Sunday
afternoon, and it is likely that he will
be joined by his brother at once. He
was brought before Recorder Erwin
for trial Monday morning at rine
o'clock.
The check was made out for SIS,
and purported to have been signed by
T. NJ Jones. It was made on the
Phoenix Bank.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-01-06
BEATEN THE PATTERSON
FOLLOWERS BREAK A
QUORUM IN THE HOUSE
BUT FIT Y-FIVE OR FIVE MORE THAN A NAL
GRITTY CT ALLsTHE MEMBERS, MEET AND
ELECT HARRY SWAMI, FUsIONIST,
TEMPORARY SPEAKER
H. -
ELECTED CLERK AND THE BODY
ADJoURNs UNTIL O'CLOCK IN THE AFrERNooN-PLANs OF
socALLED REGULARS" SOME ARE Ex-
THE AFTERNOON
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan 2.-Seeing
that they We're defeated, that they
could not bride nor bully the chosen
representatives of the people!th the Pat
tersonites refused to meet when the
hour of noon arrived and broke q quo
rum. Fifty-ive members were pres
ent when Clerk Edward B. Martin, of
the last House, called the House to
order at noon. This h FIVE more than
a majority, but eleven less than a
constitutional quorum, two-thirds OF
all the members constituting quo
rum Of the House. The members
present were sworn in, the Clerk plac-
Ing the name of Asmus, the fusionist
from Claiborne county, on the tempo
rary roll
Harry Swami, of Sullivan county,
vas elected temporary speaker, and
Fred T. Wilson, of Smith county, was
elected temporary clerk and an ad-
journment was taken until o'clock
this afternoon. 1t is believed that
the regulars will by that time see the
utter futility of making any further
contest against the inevitable and
agree to the permanent organization
of the House.
The Pattersonites are making the
same kind of disreputable fight that
they did two years ago when on the
advice Of Patterson, they fed the
State and broke a quorum in the Sen
ate. 1t is believed that Patterson Is
advising the present move.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-01-06
SPECIAL PRAYER
SERVICE AT CHURCH
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
DELIGHTFUL SCENE OF
MEMBERS

The First Presbyterian church was
the scene Of delightful special pray
er service Saturday night, to celebrate
the coming Of the new year. Talks
were made by w. s. Fleming, J. P.
Street, W. A. Dale and DR.. J. @. VIII
Hanson. The services were DR.. John
c. Molloy, pastor of the church.
The communion service at the First
Presbyterian church Sunday morning
was well attended, despite the In
clement weather. There were ten adj
ditions announced to the church.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-01-06

OF the Columbia Savings and Trust
Company, at the close Of business On
Dec. 81. Is published today. This is
the third statement Of this bank
which commenced business on Oct. 1.
1903. and 1t shows that steady prog
ress has been made In all lines de.
spite the stringency in money matters
during the past sir months. The
bank is steadily forging to the front
and ere long WIN be one Of the biz q
nancisl institutions Of the county.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-01-06
Fo'ENDs HERE PLEASED.
Miss Webster One Of tho popular
Young Ldles Of Cross
Bridges. ~

Miss Lucy Webster, selected by the
socalled regulars" as engrossing
clerk Of the Senate, is one Of the pop-
ular young ladies Of the ross Bridges
section. She il daughter Of the late
j. Webster and a neice of T. @.
Webster. She has made an active
campaign, and her success is due In
no small degree to her own efforts al
though DIR. Brown was actively for
her. 1t is understood that Miss Sloan.
Of Perry county, win get the first as
sistant's place.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-01-06
COLUMBIA SSTREETS
TAROAGED WITH THE
COUNTy'S BIG PRODUCT
THOUSAND MULES, AT Low EsTi-
MATE, ARE HERE DURING
THE DAY.
BIGGEST DAY SINCE LAST ffw
Quality Good and Prices Run Close
Around the $500 Mark-Many Buy.
ers From All Sections Of the South
Are Here.
Mondays Daily.l

Not since the first Monday In Feb
ruary of last year have there been so
many mules in Columbia as there are
today. Estimates on the number
vary and 1t Is a difficult matter to as
certain the exact number but an esti-
mate of 1000 would not be far from
the mark, there are probably more
than less that number here. The
mules for the season Of the year are
generally in good condition.
There are mules here from every
section Of the county. There are
mules here from the adjoining coun-
ties. Many of them came in Sunday.
Almost every road in the county turn
ed its quota into the city during Sun
day afternoon and this morning by II
o'clock the public square entirely
around the court house was filled with
mules and they extended up West
Seventh street beyond the Bethel
House.
Notwithstanding the large number Of
mules here the prices continue to
range high, the average being around
the 5000 mark. Some sold even high
er than that and in a few instances
pairs brought prices not far from the
half thousand mark. While at press
hour it was too early to forecast how
home it is safe to say that the to-
tai sales would not be far from $780,
900 for the day.
Buyers are plentiful. There being
more than twenty-five of them here.
They came from all sections of the
South, from as far away as Column
bia, S. G. The bidding at times was
rather spirited.
Not only was there good demand
for mules but buyers were after good
saddle horses. Several came to the
city and the prices ranged high.
Merchants and bankers were busy
during the day, especially the latter,
the clerks having all that they could
do to take deposits and cash checks.
The merchants had a good days bus.
mess, the stores being crowded.
Some Of the buyers in the city
were:: H. c. Dewforth, Birmingham;
Bert Thomas, st. Louis; J. l.. Knox,
Ala; Flies Bros, Birming-
ham; L. Beur, Montgomery; b. ].
Loftin, Eulaw, Ala; T. Y. Cummins,
Barlow, Ca, A. J. Green, Barlow, Ca;
T. S. Herrin, Dadeville, Ala. M. F.
Lundgren, Woodlawn, Ala; J. D. Hol-
man, Ozark, Ala; Bowling Bros,
OZARK. Ala. Ozark Mule Co., Ozark,
Ala.;R. w. Belts, Birmingham; White
Bros, Alexandria, La; Abraham
Bros, Montgomery; Short & Camp
bell, Spring Hill; Marshall Ellington,
Robert Hodge and John Wallace,
Franklin; ]. G. Fox, Lewisburg.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-01-06
MISS WEBSTER WINS.
Senate Caucus Elects Popular Maury
County Girl Engrosslng
Clerk.
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 1.-THE
Senate Democratic caucus completed
the organization of the Senate at its
meeting this morning. Miss Lucy
Webster, Of Maury county, was elected
engrossing clerk. w. B. Scruggs, the
private secretary to Gov. Patterson.
was elected chief clerk, Hunt, OF Par.
is, was chosen assistant clerk and
Allen Eason, Of Carroll county, was
elected sergeant at arms. The full
Patterson slate was put through. The
Governor Is responsible for the cleo
ton OF Scruggs, the other candidates
giving up the fight Saturday after the
caucus was called.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-01-06
DECEMBER TIES
FOUR YEAR RECORD

The number Of marriage licenes 10
sued during the month Z December
was A, which tied the record made In
December. 1901. The last issued we're
Patton O. Killiard to Miss Alma
Wright.
r LAuriston Moore 10 Miss Kstis
Sue Dsntoa-
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-01-06
REGULARS ARE OUT.
Patterson Men Won't Enter the House
Of Representatives and
Break Quorum. u

Special to The Herald.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 2.-Regu.
lars are absenting themselves from
the House to break a quorum. None
were present at / O'Clock.