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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-15
NEGRO HAS HEAD HAULED TOAPULP White, Charged With Brutal Murder, Arrested Near
 Alexander City

Alexander City, September 14.-tspe- cial. )--In the preliminary trial of crim- inal procedure Friday in the court of Justice Robert Lauderdale at kellyton' Ala, it has developed that one of the most brutal and tragic murders ever enacted in Coosa county has been com mitted.
 The above facts developed In the evidence as brought out in the trlal or Charles White, a negro, about 4o years old, charging him with the murder or Dock Maxwell, another negro. about 30 years old.
 On Wednesday morning the body of Dock Maxwell was found at his cow pen, where he had gone to milk the cows One load of buckshot was nred at him from distance, taking effect in his shoulder and side of his face' but the assailant in ambush, evidently seeing his victim not instantly Killed 1t appears that he approached MAX we'll and fired a load at close range through his head, his face being burned. This not being enough to sa- tiate the murderous design, took a large rock and mauled the back of his head to pulp.
 The tragedy occurred about live miles from Alexander city and White, having Just been captured on suspi- cious evidence leaked out, was brought to this city yesterday and taken to Kellyton immediately to stand preIlm" mary trial. Under the evidence found in the trial Justice Lauderdale sent White to the county jail at Rockford without bond being allowed to await the action of the next grand jury of Coosa county.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-15

About 5000 school children will begin the 1912-13 session of the Birmingham pub lie schools tomorrow morning. Following the teachers institute of last week. the instructors have made every arrangement for the opening of the schools. The teach CTS were present at the buildings yester- day morning and many parents took new pupils to the schools TOT the purpose of cnrollment and classification.
 During the summers vacation many i'm provements have been made on num- her of the school buildings of the city. The new Ensley High school building, which has just been completed. will af- ford ample accommodations for new pu- pils in that department. Owing to the oopgcsted condition of the Central High school last year. all new nonresident pu- lis who enter high school will go to the Ersley High school. old pupils entering high schoo classes for the first time will attend the first semester at the Paul Hayne school removing to the High school building at the beginning of tho second semester
 School officials are very optimistic over
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-15
BEGINS LEGAL FIGHT TO
 RECOVER HER HUSBAND
By R. F. LUSSIER

The mystery of the missing husband neepens. Edward Albert Quinn. Jr, the Youthful hero of common law marrige ceremony last Thursday afternoon, who, an hour later, was induced by the strong est kind of moral persuasion to leave his fair young bride for few moments and accompany his sister, Annie Quinn, a teacher at the Wheeler Business college, nome, Is still missing
 Yesterday legal steps were taken on be- half of the unfortunate young woman, whose husband was so rutnlessly taken away from her, by her parents, Mr. and Mrs S. M. Branham of i0i North Fifty . second street, who engaged Gibson x Davis in the Watts building. and E. N. Thomas, in the Farley building to ir- stitute habeas corpus proceedings against F. A. Quinn, Sr., and wife, also Miss Annie Quinn. The necessary papers of the habeas corpus were granted hy Judge E. c. Crow of the circuit court yesterday morning, who cited the defendants to appear before him in the afternoon at , o'clock and show cause why Edward AL Lert Quinn, Jr, is unlawfully detained, as it is alleged by the plaintiffs.
 In the circuit court room yesterday aft ernoon Mrs Minnie Quinn, nee Pranham, appeared with her parents snd attorney and waited until nearly l:So, but nore of the defendant Quinns appeared in an- swer to the summons that had been served on them by the sheriff's office in the morning. White Gibson, of the firin Of Gibson X White. representing the plaintiff, became impatient at the delay, and advising the plaintiffs to go home as there would be no proceedings, ie con- suited with Judge Crow, and had tie case postponed till Monday morning; also he secured an order from the court cit in, the defendants to appear acfore tho
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-15
MONEY LAUNDRY
 FOR NEW ORLEANS

New Orleans. September IA. One of the governments laundries fer washing cur rency, according to Robert Q. Ba'ley, as sistant Secretary of the Treasury. will be established here in connection with the sub treasury. The local money laundry will have a capacity of 3o.oN bills dav Mir Bailey arrived here yesterday to make preliminary arrangements Tor tie new department
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-15

court Monday and show cause why they should not be fined for contempt for their non-appearance yesterday.
 About o'clock Miss Annie Quinn ar rived with Attorney Feb Rudulph and made inquiries of the proceedings Learn ing of the further contempt proceedings to be instituted against her and her pa room in a much perturbed state of mind. rom in a much purturbed state of mind Later she vouchsafed the statement that her father had taken his son to Atlanta Friday evening and that her mother was i'll on account of the resultant unpleasant ness of her sons marriage, and that per sonally she did not know what to do, and could not say how this very odd case would end.
 The Branhams say they will fight the matter to the bitter end, and will use all legal means to find out what has become of the missing young man who married their daughter According 10 Mrs. Bran ham, 1t is a plain case of Kidnapping. MT. Branham was more conservative in his remarks and would not vouchsafe fur ther than that he thought it was very strange, all this secrecy and lodging in keeping the young husband out of sight. The attorneys. Gibson x Davis and E. M. Thomas, were united in the statement that they Would sllt the iiiatler to the pot- tom and if 1t could be proven that un- lawful means were taken in spirting away young Quinn they would prosecute to the full extent of the law.
 In the meanwhile throughout the tech nicalities and legalities to be fought over. the young bride occupies position or scant mental comfort as she knows not whether she is deserted bride or. that her husband is being unlawfully kept away from her The young woman is of a striking appearance of the blonde type and has charming personality. but the grievous results of her nasty marriage have left deep imprint upon her face which bears the appearance of much grief and loss of sleep. Her many friends did their best yesterday to cheer her up, but with very little success.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-15
LEWISBURG SCHOOL
 OPENS ON MONDAY

Lewisburg, September H. -(Special,)- The public school at this place will open Monday. Paronts will greatly ohlige tte teachers if they will see that their chii- dren enter on that date, so as to be classified and given list of books to b." used the com,rg year. Children between the ages of I and 21 will be admitted up to and incltiing the sixth & ade
 The public high school rear Fdltcn Springs, will Legin it's first session Mon day. September 30 The seventh grade and up will be admitted 10 the high school.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-15
HELD ON SERIOUS
 CHARGE IN AUGUSTA

Augusta, Ga, September 14.-Richard Steinberg 2S. of Jacksonville. Tla., was arrested here last night charged with violating the white slave law. 1t is al- legged he bro lsht two girls. aged l4 and l., to Augusta for immoral purposes A special agent of the secret service oh- tained q confession. The man was held on a bond of $l000.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-15
Weather Forecast

Washington, September 14.-Forecast for Alabama: Unsettled weather. prob ably local rains Sunday and Monday; cooler Monday.
 Tennessee: Rain and cooler Sunday; Monday clearing and cooler.
 Georgia: Local thundershowers Sun lay and probably Monday
 Mississippi: Local rains Sunday and cooler.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-15
FLORIDA NEGRO IS
 SHOT TO PIECES

Jacksonville Fla. September 1i.-A ne- gro, II. Murphy. confessed to attacking "a white woman at Altoona ia Lafayette county, was lynched near tha. place Fri day. The news was received today. When tle woman screamed he cho<ed her and escaped. Dogs trailed him to his shack, The body was shot to pieces.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-15
SITUATION QUIET;
 MARINES AT GRANADA

San Juan del Sur. Nicaragua, September MA column of American biuejackets ar rived at Granada today and experienced no trouble in entering the city. Two pas senger and TWO freight trans are run ming on the Nicaraguan railroad in charge of native crews. The policy of not ale lowing armed forces to board the trains is the cause of frequent conficts
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-15
ABOUT 3O,OOO PUPILS WILL
 START TO SCHOOL TOMORROW

the prospects for the new year and d. though some of the schools probably will be congested. they expect to straighteo out matters a little later on. The full attendance at the schools is never regis tered until the middle of October, as many of the students do not enter until that time.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-15
Snow in Denver

Denver. September 1i.-Snow fell iE central Colorado and parts of Wyoming today. More than three lncnes fell it: g degrees.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-15
Young Lady Promoted

Miss Claudio Wells, formerly relief agent and operator Tor the Western Union Telegraph company, has been named as manager Tor the Postal Tele- graph company in Gadsden.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-15
New Collier Launched

Newport News. Va, September 14--'rhe new naval collier Proteus was launched here today and christened by Miss Lucy Day Martin, daughter of Senator Thomas $. Martin of Virginia.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-15
Extend Cattle Tick Area

Col William Youngblood of the United states department of agriculture, who was in Gadsden, today, says that an effort IS being made to have the federal cattle tick quarantine line moved south from the Tennessee state line to the Tennessee
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-15
Rural Carriers Examinations

Examinations for the rural carrier serv- ice were held today by the local board. Seventeen aspire to the one vacancy at al
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-15
Membership Campaign

Joseph B. Babb. formerly secretary or the Birmingham Chamber of Commerce, will be in Gadsden Monday to confe, with officials of the local chamber of commerce regarding a membership cam
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-15
CHANEY GIVEN To
 YEARS AT GADSDEN Guilty of Murder of Sam
 Snider in EtOwah
THOMAS TRIAL BEGUN
Actual Construction Work to Begin on Project for Developing Hydro Electric Power on the CoOsa
 River at RagIand

Gadsden, September 14-(Speeial (-After being out for more than eight hours here this afternoon the jury trying Claude Chaney. charged with the murder of Sam Snider at Alabama City two years ago, brought in a verdict tonight at 9:So o'clock declaring Clancy guilty of murder in the second degree and fixing his punishment at 16 years in the penitentiary. This is Chaneys fifth trial. Another appeal will nroba hlV be taken
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-15
xPLANATORx NoTps

United States Weather Bureau stations September Ii, 1912:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-15
Thomas Trial On

Patrolman Will Thomas is on trial be- fore the council tonight to answer the charge Of neglect of duty in permitting alleged gambling in local hotel Many witnesses, including prominent citizens, testified. and much interest is taken To- cnllY in the case.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-15
Cheap Power at Ragland


 Actual construction work Is to begin immediately on the project for develop ing hydro-electric power on the Coosa river at Ragland by the Rasland Wal ter Power company The development calls for an expenditure of about S5Oo,OOO and is not connected with other power projects on the stream. Senator Watt T. Brown of Ragland was in Gadsden yes terday and said the plant will be located at Lock l. Already a large cement plant has located at Ragland, because of cheap power, and glass factory will be estab- lshed soon at cost of $2O0,0O.
 No Interest in Election
 No interest is manifested in the mu- nicipal election Monday, when J. H. Hol- combe will be made mayor and J. c. Tolson. pre- sdent of the council and eight new aldermen will be named. In Ala bama City a spirited campaign has been waged between Mayor w. M. McCord and Dr. Burns for mayor. There is three-cornered race on in Attalla Tor mayor. City elections also will be held Monday at Boaz, Albertvile and other towns in this section.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1912-01-12
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE

Notice is hereby given that a certain mort
gage, made, executed and delivered by James
Davis and Adella Davis. his wife. Mortgagors,
to j. X. Meaeher. Of Telva, North Dakota,
Mortgage. dated the 18th day Of January,
1910. and filed for record in the Office of the
Register Of D.ed> of Mclean County. State OF
North Dakota on the .srd day of February.
book B.Eo of Mortgages on page 23 will be fore
closed by a sale Of the premises in such mort.
cages and hereinafter described at the from,
door Of the Court House. in the city of Wash
burn, County of Mclean. and state of North
Dakota AT the hnur of Two ~ O'Clock, P. NJ.
on the 9th day "f January. 1872 to- satisfy the
amount due Oh such. mortgage and which will
fellows The South. East Quarter Is. +. hl Of
Section Twelve tI.l in Township One hundred
Forty-nine il4M North of Range Eishty-two.
iS,, west Of the Fifth (jth) Principal Meridian.
in Mclean County North Dakota.
Said mortgage contained a provision that If
default shall be made in the paymenLzs,f any
part of the Principal or Interest. then the
MORTGAGE, his heirs, executors, administrator
or assigns may declare the whole principal
sun due and payable aud the mortgage may be
foreclosed at once default has been made and
the said mortgage hereby declares the whole
principal sum due and payable.
There will he duo on such mortgage M the
day OF sale the sum Of One Hundred Fifty
Eight Dollars and Scventy-Four Cents. ($liS.74)
together with the costs and attorney fees.
Dated ut Velva. North Dakota, this 10Th day
of December, 1911.
J. X. Meagher.
MOrtyaScc,
Hyland n Nucssle
Attorney for Mnrtgagee.
Ollie, and POst-Otticc Address,
Waslburn. North Dakota. 2a-30
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1912-01-12
NOTICE OF FoRECLoslluE sAI5E

Notice Is hereby given that that certain
Rozen and Ed Rozen. her husband. M%nrtyagors
TO Citizens National BAN Of W,iiistot,. North
Dakota. Mortgage, dated, and hearing date the
list day Of May. A. D, 1910, ard !ilsd for record
j the Office Of the Register Of Deeds in and for
the County of Mclean. in State of North Da.
kota. on the .3ist day of May. a: d. 1910. at 800
o'clock A.. NJ. and recorded therein in Book
b OF Mortgages on page :.a.S thereof. will he
toreclosetl by, sale OF the premises in such
front door OF the Court hua$c ia the City Of
Nashburn County of Mclean aud State of
North Dukntn, at the hour u two O'Clock T..
NJ. on the 10th day of February. A: y. 1912, To
satisfy the amount due GU said Mortgage on
the day of sale.
The premises described in said Mortgage and
which will be sold to satisfy the same are
thoee certain premises situated in the County
Of Mclean and State of Merit. Dakota and
West Half Of tho Northsns!.. Quarter (Wls
NEk) and the North halt Of tbs Southeast
Quarter (NA SEA OF Section Thirty Four i3i}
IA Township One Hundred Fifts llIOi North of
Range Eighty Two {S2l West. Of the Fifth
Principal Meridian.
There will be due on such Mortgage at the
s1st0o of sale the sum of Nine Hundred Fifteen
snd No;l90 Dollars lsgi5. 0O) aud said. premises
aforesaid will be solo to. satisfy said sum to-
e1etutory. Attorneys fees hereof.
Dated this 21st day OF December, 1911.
Citizens National Bank Of Miiliston
Palmer, Craven Burns, - -
Attorneys Tor said 30seGa~ee,
4ooldeno0 md Po8tof5Ce address:
WlIlistCn, North Dakota, z7-E
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1912-01-12
NOTICE uF REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE
NEGKElI OsIIRE HN .ADNEkTISEMENT

N ,t'cs is II reby given tina, a r'I'a,m mort Ssr.
ba.sia AN ,.llu Nnrba,kia. his wife. mort
gag rs t" W. e. Hauck iao w .rI ,EsI ga dated EDITH tn
III the oiicr # the register Of deeds OF the
Co, nty ui VI Lean and STATE 81 North Dakota
on the It'll, day of March. 1907 aud recorded i'll
B.n.A Bis Of Mortgages AZ page 80 and assign
~r:ting Il" i. NJ. Hau-cr. which said assignment
HAS been duly. flied for record and
In the nitice Of lhc REGISTER nf deeds
Of the County. of Mclean and stat,
Of >urts. Dakota. viii he t"rcc'nsca
Ly ii sale of the prem -c> in such mortgage, and
I.rrimalter described at the fron, door OF the
Court ii uc ~ the Cily OF Washbirn IN the
{. unty Of hcLeau and State of North Dakota
at the hour of two O'Clock T.. NJ. "n the 18th day
Of january. 1872 t" satisfy the amount due upon
such mn'rtSage on the day "i sve'
The promises described in such mortgage and
scrib ed as follows. tu.wit:. The Southwest
quarter (SWAl Of Section three ID ~ town
ship one hundred and forty niue !ifD North OF
Range seventy nine t1"l West of tn" NTH prii,
ciDal meridian containing one hundred ana
sky I6O) acres more or less according t." the
Government survey thereof.
there will be due on such mortgage, at the
date OF sole the sum Of sixty five and H,.IU'
(Ai5. 4O) dollars on this mortgage and tho tnr
cher sum of one hundred ninety.fve ana ~
no (sla'4l) dollars interest paid on a pr'"i
f.rty and 16.10l t$iJ.ii} dollars. making the
total sum for which this mortgage will 10 lore
closed, tho sum of three huudrrd and M-iN
($3Ol.97) dollars and tho costs OF foreclosur
A.. NJ. Hauser.
Assignee Of said MOrtsagcc
F.J. Fnnkc.
Attorney for said Assignee. .
Anam rose. No. OAK. -'"s
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1912-01-12
NOTICE Or RE\I. ESTATE MORTGAGE
FORECLOSURE SALE BY ADVERTISEMENT

Notice is hereby given that that certain
mortgage, executed aud delivered by Nicolai
nan, inortsngec. dated the 2D.h day of Jan
t!ary. \. p. 1:HH. and filed for record in the of.
iiac of the Register Of Deeds. Of Mclean
uu,y. \. ID: lMM ut 5:il ~"clnrt T.. ~. and re-
corded in Book BIB" ot Murtsa.r-. "n page
:a26. and assigned by tl'e said mortsasrc To H.
February !. 1909. and recorded in the office of
the Register "F Deeds of Mclean County.
North Dakota. on the-.1th day Of December,
\. y. 1871 at $40 o'cl~'h r; NJ. and recorded in
forrciosed by q ;nlr of the premises in suci,
front door Of the Court House in the City Of
North Dakutn. at the hour Of two o'clock 2.
NJ. on tho 18th day nf February. A. D. 1872. to
satisfy the amount due upon such mortgage IN
TIL" date of sale.
The premises described in such mortgage.
nd which will he sold to satisfy the same as.
described as follows:
The South East Quarter SEA-, South West
Thirty Seq. :sm; aud lots One and Two a.
~. Section Whirty>nn- lSec. 81, Township
One Hnnhrs q, Fifty .TNi" .0': kanse EisntS;
Meridian 18th T.. NJ. containing Ono hundred
iil,y-ti,rnc and S6-t01 ,lI'.a6l acres. according
to the IT, government Survey thereof.
~. Tha IT,. n /. = and by virtue Of inc mortEage
ed. ON the premises hereinbeforc described. III.
+. johnson did. in order to protect his interest
tlsreunder. on the q day Of January: \: D.:
herein, the sum of Fifty-seven d 25-lO0 t$17.2o'
Dollars. same being due a interest IN one
prior mortgage. executed by the %mortEagors
hersin on January 20, 4: ID. 1%n TO Il. a. Rising,
said mortgage being i'll the sum Of Eight
Hundred t$SH0.Wl Dollars. and drawing in
tcrcst at the rate of seven, per cent per annnln,
the said amount SO paid by u. +. johnson
being the interest due on such mortgage from
November list, 1910 to November LIST, 1911. and
past due interest ON the said interest du. on
November iSt, 1911. which amount so paid is 10
be added to tho amount due under this mora-
gage.
There will he du" ON such mor,%nge q the
date Of sale the sum uf Ore Hundred Five &
.J-1M ($1t6.2a) Dollars. together with statutory
attorneys fees. and the costs of sale. "
H.. T.. johnson.
Ryder. North Dakota
Assignee o fthc Mortgagec.
r.. l.. FRASER, Garrison. North Dakota.
H.. O. Simon. Washburn, North Dakota.
Sheriff of Mclean Comfy. n. u.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1912-01-12
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE
SALE NY ADNERTISEME NT

Notice is hereby given that that certain mort
gmge. executed aud delivered by Andrew Taylor
c"an s;.'s Sd N; rbSs sEaiu "" tor +. +. s St Mshc" Of
Benedict. North Dakota. mortgages, dated tho
lith day of September. 4. j. 1905. and filed for
record in the office of the Register Of Deed; of
Of septenbeI, 4. u: 1905 At 8 o'clock P. NJ. and
recorded in Book "B-I3' of Mortgages. page
.'3DS', and assigned by the said mortsnsce TO
Pedcr Hanson on the S,h day Of September. A.
",'ice Of the Register Of Deeds Of Mcl.ear
County, North Dakota. ON the nth dag OF
>,.,tcmh"r. ). D.. 1871. Mt l:2j r. NJ. and re-
corded N Book H. of Mortgages Record. IN
page - will Er fnrcclosed bs Il sale of the
premises in such mortgage and hereimafter
described. at the front door vt the Conr.. House
| in the City of Wa>hburn, County of Mclean
and state q North Dakota. at tho hour Of.
1912. to satisfy the amount duo ON such mort
gage On the date Of sale.
The premises described in such mortgage.
and which will he sold to satisfy. tn. amount
The south Half iS,.> Of the North Eas, Quar-
ter tNE'4). Lots One and Two IL. IL y, Soc.
ti"n Five ,Sec. -. Township One Hundred
Fifty Twp. 1907. North Of Range Eighty:nne
There will be due on such mortgage at the
date Of sale the sum Of Eight Hundred Forty
four & III. 100 ($S4l.35l Dollars, together with the
tOrney'> fees.
Peder Hanson.
Assignee Of the MOrtgAgee.
Benedict. North Dakota.
Attorney for Assignee of tho Mortgage,
Office and POstOttire address,.
Ryder, North Dakota.
H. @. Simon.
Sheriff Of clean County,
North DakatH.
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NOTICE OF MoRmiAGE FORECLOSURE
SALE

Notice is hereby given that that certain
mortgage madc. executed aud delivered by the
Minot Realty Co@,a1y. q cpr,"ration. Of
gagor. by G. X. Hierly its President. to Rilla
Taylor Of Minot. Ward County. North Dakota.
Mortgagee, dated the seventh day Of April,
1910. and duly filed for record in the office Of
the Register of Deeds in and for McI.eati
County. North Dakota. at Washburn in said
County, on the 9th day of April. lH1n. and duly
recorded in Book BEEF of Mortgages on page
3i5, will he foreclosed by Il sale Of the premises
in such mo- tgage described at the trout door
of the Court House in the City Of Wa>hblrn.
County of Mclean, aud state of North Dakota
at the hon of two O'Clock p. N. on tho 2ith day
Of February, 1912. to satisfy the amount due on
such mortgage on the day Of sale.
Tho premises described in said mortgage
and which will be sold to satisfy the ame nrt,
described as follows. to.wit: the South West
Quarter CD Of Section Thirty Four t34), Town.
ship One Hundred Fifty (1iOl. North, Range
Eighty Seven (87l, West of the Fifth Principal
Meridian. situated in the County of Mclean
and State Of North Dakota.
There will be due on said mortgage at the
Four Dollars aud Sixty Two Cents 1858. 82l
besides costs and attorneys fees.
Dated at Minot, North Dakota this 4th day
Of January, 1912.
Rilla Taylor,
MOrtgagee.
Chntiield s. Fancy,
Attorneys for MOrtgagse. +
Minnt, North Dakota.