it has have the satisfaction of knowing Congressmen who do not junket to IN HOTEL LOBBIES ABOUT BIRMINGHAM THE AGE-HERALD an additional friend in the Senate. the canal zone are missing a great op- ADRIFT WITH THE TIMES portunity. The ranking member of the rivers Birmingham citi- E. W. BARRETT .Editor. Old Year and the New. Meridian Dispatch: committee will be Editor zens now take so much iron in their UNFOLDING A and harbors The charter of the Ananias club ex- Matthew Addy & Co./s weekly market A DRAMA. JUMPING AT CONCLUSION. of Ala- Entered at the Birmingham, Ala., water the pig iron production The house Is a sight and the children “He lives like a Acheson of Washington, Pa., near pires, dear friends, at noon, March 4 review is as follows: prince.” matter under New postofflce as accord-claws bama at present outranks that of unkempt— “His morals must be something awful.** ! next. Here comes the glad New Year. The act of Congress March 3, 1879. Pittsburg. He is a veteran member, Poor father gets nothing to eat; as York. old year did not have much gladness He can t find his collars, he can’t find and the chances are good that YEA, VERILY. pretty Castro is the best as was concerned. It was his Dally and Sunday perhaps living far pig iron Charleston News and Courier: Al- pipe, Age-Herald-IS.0J1 Or lie wears on “A woman in Michigan who runs a month.... the Ohio river member will become of the moment. a bad and It goes unlamented to the slippers his feet. Dally and Sunday, per -J® judge psychological year lhough Birmingham contains only 100 said All the comforts of home are thrown hoarding house wants a divorce from her Dally and Sunday. 3 months. com- the great beyond. In fact, the less th|y “■JjJJ the chairman of this important blind it is that it con- to the winds— year. 2.00 This tigers, probable husband on the that he Sunday Age-Herald, per is the acute season of the New about 1908 the better, for the only good ground ‘jawed -50 tains also a few of the newly My soul, but there’s trouble to pay! Weekly Age-Herald, per annum... mittee after March 4. specimens the cook.” Year resolution. that can be said of it Is that while it in whispers and In advance. discovered blind fleas. We’re talking walking Subscription payable now the “Well, she ought to have it. When All that we know is, right was a season of disappointments yet It tiptoe, are the a a least he "TTlir^usrand^zrE. Morgan Cold snaps this winter lack ginger. many docket in Fbr mother is writing play. man’s wife supports him the man among Ohio republicans will get i has been the means of bringing Mobile Item: The police only authorized traveling representa- j can do is to keep his mouth shut.” | economies into the trade and it has Birmingham on Christmas Day con- tives of The Age-Herald in its circula- the senatorial seat, and the President- She says there's a problem she wants AG E-H E R A L D EC H O ES i an era of of produc- a of drunks. If not tion department. stopped expansion tained large list to exploit— elect has been relieved of a humiliat- COLD WEATHER. ! tion that in the end might have been mistaken, we think we were told pro- A new definition of love in the When the sweet forecast of summer’s No communication will be published the withdrawal disastrous. The year 1909 Js coming along hibition obtains in that city. That never was known regiqjis ing embarrassment by Columbus Ledger: The Birmingham | in the air without Its author’s name. Rejected with The feeling is below', great expectations. And her fancies weaveth returned unless of C. P. Taft from the race. He ought Age-IIerald says that Castro’s star of At- Or heard of In heaven above. Spring every- manuscript will not be universal in the pig iron trade that this Greensboro Watchman: Again is in It deals with the faults of society where, •tamps are Inclosed for that purpo'--*. destiny eclipse. Taft not to have entered it at all. will atone for all the troubles lanta has scored. President-elect In ’tis still to wear a [ year largely | And th’ evils so rampant today— truth, eaSy pleas- an en- ant of over in the city nearly will soon smile at current Houston Post: “Outlook Never Bright- its predecessor. stopped Oh, the world and its manners Remittances can be made And harbor all tire We shall not be satisfied now a frolic spirits the while. rate of will er, reads a Some time back, Just after the election day. get shock, exchange. The Age-Herald Volcanoes and Earthquakes Birmingham Age-Herald There’s something in old Winter’s chilling seut was until has him at least two For mother is writing a play! not be responsible for money headline. But it will be; it will blaze when things began to revive, there Birmingham breath As a rule dangerous earthquakes I through the mails. Address that of That after March 4. hope the process improvement days. take the seems to do our vagrant dreams of She has picked out an actor to THE AGE-HERALD, occur at the base or near the base would be and that w'e might to death Ala. very rapid Louis- chief part Birmingham, Houston Post: The esteemed And robs us of the bold of tho Herald: is almost regain over what we had Who stands on the round of fame; emprise to roam volcanoes. This is the story Washington “Japan happy,” night If Bir- top ville Courier-Journal thinks that Afar afield. we at home the This been for 14 months, for that was I’m sure that you know him and you’d Instead, stay Eastern business office, rooms 48 to says Birmingham Age-Herald. losing And woo the world all the way from Chile to Italy. can claim to 100 blind radiator or the grate about the of move- mingham lay be surprised 50, inclusive, Tribune building. New Should tempt Captain Hobson to still period retrograde And lie In bed each or Houston ought to claim 600. No, If I would just mention his name, morning very late. York western business office a disastrous earthquake ment. It is evident now that the advance tigers City; Scarcely further silence. ine S. C. indeed. The Bengals do not doorbell’s removed and the telephone, Tribune Chicago. The movement is to be slower than was sightless AND THE building, tidal wave has been felt in this old going too. BURGLAR DID. Beckwith Special Agency, agents for- infest the jungles of Houston. Beaumont Enterprise: The Age-Herald anticipated, but there Is not any ques- And callers are staying away. “Bensonby has very little forethought.’* eign advertising. world outside of a volcanic region. says that there are 100 blind tigers in tion but that It w’ill surely come. For the word has gone out to the neigh- ‘‘What makes you say so?” of Talladega Mountain Home: Birming- In the neighborhood of the Strait that It is doubtful whether Hous- In spite of the there has been bors around “He caught a In his Bureau 1421 city. holidays on the 24th. In burglar dining Washington Age-Herald, ham was 37 years old mother is a firm That writing play. G street, N. W. Messina are Mount Etna and Strom- ton will raise this boast. quite a little business. Prices are room a few nights ago carrying off a that many years It has become the and the prospect for a large inquiry early piece of cut glass and both volcanoes that are never foremost city in the state and nothing She v?TW« it so easy she cannot explain shouted, boli, Mobile Herald: in is The The Birmingham Age- January exceedingly good. it Why she doesn’t write plays by the ‘Drop it!' and the les3 than a calamity can prevent The air of Paradise did fan the house, long silent or smokeless, yet Herald advertises the fact that there are main business of the week was the pur- score from becoming the foremost city in more than a chase a con- And epigrams come to her when she’s SURE. And officed all. scientists make haste to tell us that hundred tigers in that city by large plumbing supply angels the south in less than half that many at her desk at It with defective vision. That's enterprise. cern of all the Iron they will use for six Now, simply keeping —All's Well That Ends Well. the recent disaster was geologic rather more years. That she never had thought of before. And still your best— months to come. doing No doubt, she will soon get a wire from Of course, each day reserving than volcanic—that a bed of rock in Charleston News and Courier: Birming- Mobile Item: Jefferson Is one of the trust, A certain time for rest Tuscaloosa’s Steamboat Line ham Need for Roads. the bowels of the earth slipped past Age-Herald says: ‘‘Augusta, Ga., Alabama’s prohibition counties, yet its Declaring how much it will pay; And taking frequent chances “It seems to said a suburban Then fame will ours riches to The return of (he John Quill induces is becoming almost as well known as Bir- me," in be and To smile a cherry smile— another bed or fell in some manner, coroner succeeded in finding all, mingham.” Whereby the safety of all man last night, “that if these little towns burn, E'en though you win no prizes, the Tuscaloosa Times-Gazette to re- more than he needed, ac- fact, liquor For mother is writing a play! Will make your life worth and that neither Etna nor Stromboli men is ore again out from under the skirts of while! wayfaring promoted. its chief city. over the of a packet cording to reports from joice inauguration of Birmingham, they had better patch up had a hand in the terrible jumble And it Is said there were a large num- TAKING NO RISKS. RIPPLES. boat between its and tide- Meridian “The Christmas their and make it to get service city Dispatch: roads, possible love of mar- nature. ber of arrests In Birmingham for pub- “I presume that the songs It Is announced that Croker will rals« counter the back and forth from town. “The establishment of rush,” says Birmingham Age- ried are their wives?” water. It says: lic drunk during the Christmas holi- poets inspired by hens. That isn’t what he used to raise. This be and then again it “is now but a That's "The links between Avon- may true, Herald, memory.” connecting “Not but the married are a regular packet boat service will in days. We ask: “Does prohibition pro- always, poets are the bitter part of it. The bills will soon dale, Woodlawn, and East Lake, as well Now that a has been may not be. Light earthquakes very careful to inculcate such a belief prophetess found Tuscaloosa a hibit?” some measure guarantee extend their Happy New Year's greet- as those around Graymont, Fairview and their wives.” who foretold the Italian disaster, It felt in nearly all parts of the world,, in the minds of regular and speedy freight service. ing. Elyton are all rough and muddy. County Charleston News and Courier: We are seems to have been perfectly regular. almost but the calamitous quakes are re ads in almost any direction are far bet- that the BEYOND ALL DOUBT. Whenever the railroads fall to handle authorized to deny the story Hattiesburg News: The Birmingham ter. I the councils of these Who plays the game A Pennsylvania man who has returned invariably confined to the neighbor- hope city dimpled widows of Houston, Atlanta, goods it will be possible to Age-Herald has discovered that at least will and do As best he may after an absence of 2S years, Is silent quickly towns get busy quickly things Charlotte, Jacksonville, hood of volcanoes. The scientists will Birmingham, And bears the brunt, In it is claimed three Ananiases are mentioned in the while their office lasts." about his past. It is possible to make ship them by boat. fact, Chattanooga and Savannah, whose red after mind to Day day, a in 28 certainly permit the untrained Bible—and the man who wrote the Bible great many mistakes years. that goods can be shipped from New hair became entangled in the mistletoe Of fortune's slight. hadn’t seen the Mr. Roose- Weather for Year. t that volcanoes are at any rate un- private list of With constant heart, vy Friday night, broke their necks getting “What’iB the matter with Boston?” asks York to Tuscaloosa as quickly by boat velt. “Old people will now note carefully the Hath—win or lose— desirable and several fine “rats” were the Boston Herald. We'd hate to hurt neighbors. Eruptions weather we will have for the first 12 out, although A hero's as by rail Many shippers are placing days part. lost In the engagements and disengage- anybody’s feelings in Boston. tidal waves and earthquakes flock to- Houston Post: The Age-Herald says in January,” said a man. “The old say- their orders for goods from New York ments. ALL ABOARD! there are 100 blind tigers in Birmingham. ing is that these days indicate the kind gether as a rule, despite all the theo- That seismograph at Washington now and the east or from St. Louis or Cin- Gee, what a crowd on the old water And it might be added that all reports of weather which will prevail during the its hands and “I ries and all the learning of the scien- Tuscaloosa Record: Birmingham’s ^w’agon, gleefully claps says: via boat from Mobile, it is to the effect that Birmingham has been 12 months of the year and you will find cinnati council scandal lias been put to flight While it goes lumbering down the road! told you so.”—Cincinnati Tlmes-Star. That tists. As a matter of fact, we know eliminated from our are an old wdiose in this itinerary without many person faith Every man of them turned from the to be a worth and a probable that the boat will receive a lgnominously by the more commanding jack ought sight seeing internal forces foundation. prediction cannot be shaken. If today's flagon— very little about the deed of that Pittsburg aggregation. sound worth hearing. each and as never take on a load. large patronage week, re diction be true we will have a month Ladies, you know, theo- I methods of and strata of this world, and the The latter’s up-to-date Looks they are wearing of strong determi- soon as the goods shipped now reacu Meridian Dispatch: If the incompetency of shivers all right.” “No cause for alarm,” says a Pennsyl- graft, however, were met by equally nation, ries of the scientists concerning earth- charged against the Alabama legislative vania newspaper. That depends a great Mobile, they will be brought to Tusca- up-to-date methods of detection, as Having said goodbye to all strong clerks by the Birmingham Age-Herald, is Leap Year Is Gone. deal on where you are standing. are still theories that lack defi- drink; loosa boat.” quakes witness the flash light photograph of by well founded, it looks as if the state of “The men can breathe a sigh of relief Falling-off town is the very next eta- : nite demonstration. the councilman as he stretched forth It is noticeable that when a man Is Those whose business it Is to study Alabama is badly in need of a proof now’,” said Frank Ellis last night. "In tlon— his hand to receive his bribe. An blown his wife he seldom reader and holder at the state fact, has been the only one In a The trip will be a long one, I don’t up by gets rates will soon come to an ap- copy cap- today freight that. think! puffed about it. A Seven-Milllon-Acre Trust itol. year that a man could stand In the pres- interesting picture, up of an Warrior. In preciation Open ence of a maid without fear and tremb- The idea has long prevailed that a Chattanooga Times: In Birmingham IN THE MOOD. Every now and then some old duffer will be to a Charleston News and Courier: “The lest she to him and force 1911 the river opened ling propose de- “Does he with old dame trust in farm lands would not be feasi- Christmas Day furnished the police give tips?” elopes somp who ought to Birmingham Age-Herald says that there him to accept her. The old bachelors es- abreast of Ensley and Birming- “24 drunks;” in Rome there “Only when he’s tipsy.” J know better. PAUL COOK. point and partment ble or possible, but James J. Hill are 100 blind tigers in Birmingham and pecially have lifted their voices in one and the distance from the former were 34; In Chattanooga there were ham, all are false that we have elim- are demonstrating in Texas reports glad hurrah for the death of 1908. There associates onjy 4 arrests on Christmas Day and will not exceed 15 miles. Those miles inated Birmingham from our itinerary,” are many bachelors who have developed ! that this idea has no basis to rest upon, one of them only was* for drunk or be with an says the Houston Post. The Post means great wrinkles in their faces and gray ! should speedily spanned The most ardent prohibi- WHAT THE TRAMPS COST a farm disorderly. 'ihey have arranged to organize that at Birmingham it will celebrate its hairs on their heads during this past leap independent double-track railway, and tionist will hardly deny that as be- acres. This trust farm will centenary. year all on account of this dodging the of 7,000,000 tween the three cltibs named, “regula- it none too soon to begin prepara- is advances of anxious maids.” From tho New Tork Sun. shall be l-26th of the Lone Star has the best of the temperance Evening vagrants committed, their terms embrace part Norfolk Virginian and Pilot: How state- tion” tions for It. We cannot af- Willie” travels to be indefinite. The is building an overwhelming ma- “Weary bill modeled In which is than the German wide prohibition works in cities is illus- Old Time Crowds. argument by State, larger many ford to wait for the canalization of and as is the con- along the dusty road or appears respects upon compulsory labor col- trated by conditions in The has borne a real metro- jority; temperance The new trust farm is to be Birmingham. “Birmingham onies which have the river is empire. regulation that regulates In the Illustrated weeklies he already proved their Van-Hoose’s canal. When Age-Herald states that at least one hun- politan look for the past few weeks,” said sideration, □HEN success in larger than Connecticut, Rhode Island has very much the better of the argu- does not look like a serious problem. But Europe. opened to the forks of the Warrior it dred bars are in operation there, with an old resident last night. “A few months in this instance at least. when It Is stated a railway and Delaware combined. a of concealment. In on the. streets were ment by prominent heart of scarcely pretence back the crowds A BANQUET. will be opened to the very officer that cost the American Mobile things are as wide open as though somewhat slim but recently the streets vagrants True, the trust farm is called a Gadsden Journal: Birmingham lias From the Franklin Times. this district Birmingham should be- railways at least >25,000,000 a year because no law abolishing saloons had ever been have been thronged constantly from early The Birmingham Age-Herald last Thurs- but its will come in done well to go after her grafters early. matter looks ranch, products In the statute is New Year’s of their depredations, the to ready for the great change. passed. Savannah uni- morn to late at night. day a gin get If the Magic City is to rival Pitts- day Issued special coal mining review the of farms more serious. A New York Charity Or- competition -with products versally held in contempt. In Atlanta v/itnessed the business part of Birming- for the some day In wealth and popula- Birmingham district which was burg ganization society officer has recently re- other state. The Jim Hill liquor can be bought at twice as many ham an ever surging mass of people. a to Zinc in every tion will be a distinct advantage to very highly creditable supplement to From Agate it from 60 railroads in the United places as when the license system was Nearly all of the stores were closed all ceived a. demand- that bright and newsy morning dally. Mr. call for a complete cattle, hides and dairy products will be have established precedent j word Clayton’s in The same but soda fountains and picture shows States the latest regarding vagrancy vogue. story everywhere. day, in muni- market. It now ing at least ordinary honesty minority tariff bill is not only com- felt in every remains Prohibition forced on a community by did a ruBhing business. With the in- on their lines. FINE OLD CONDUCTOR’S SERVICE. cipal office holders. When a city counts but it to the Hill until a whole the legislature does not prohibit. creasing crowds business appears to have W. H. Catmlff, president of the New From the Louisville Times. mended by democratic papers, extend plan its millionaires by the score and its taken a new spurt. Salesmen with whom York, Chicago and St. Louis railroad, With the New the and then indeed it so with the coming Tear. MaJ, finds support in such papers as state is covered, MANTEL “THE people are engrossed gath- OF RAVEN.” I have talked during the last few days states that on one occasion during June John Gault will enter his of dollars that civic duties are forty-seventh of Commerce. will be seen that trusts can be organ- ering New York Journal “If,” To the Editor of tbe New York Times: say that the amount of business trans- 103 men were ejected from one of the year as conductor of the Louisville and forgotten and politicians are allowed the last few has the In a the Journal of Commerce, “the ized in almost every industry. In editorial on the acted during days really freight trains of company jour- Nashville railroad. Although Major Gault says your "Centenary of a free hand In municipal affairs a of been remarkable for this time the ney of 132 miles. J. E. Childs, general is nearly 72 years of age, he is In fine democrats can put such a thing in Poe's Birth" is a slip to which others break in a well established public sen- In was robbed year.” manager of the New York, Ontario and physicial condition, and bids fair to A policeman Chicago timent condeming dishonesty in public shape so that the country may know with more intimate knowledge will doubt- be in and Western, says that there are probably 60 harness for many years to come. of his star, revolver, money billy. HEDGE office will be a great help in keepia* to do and JOHN BOYLE O’REILLY’S over He Just what they are disposed less call attention; if not, this will serve: per cent, more vagrants passing the gets over his train as nimbly as any He was turned out on an unfeeling some of the money from pri- people’s j of the would it, they can It is stated that “the mantel discovered line than a year ago. Typical depreda- younger men in the service. how they accomplish world with only a clew as his capital. Destroyed by Gypsy Moths In Hull. vate appropriation. tions of these vagrants are hold-ups and During his long career he has been do nothing better for the party than last year” was "from it;” 1. e., the Poe cot- breaking into cars and stations. The Nor- remarkably free from accidents and has Pittsburg is waking up to the fact tage at Fordham. As I remember the cor- From the Boston Herald. Volcano at Sea. it out and give the country a always had the bring have the at sea folk and Western reports, through Its good fortune to bring his that by being alert it can pick from respondence, the mantel, on which is Gypsy moth destroyed hedge Norfolk, January 1.—A volcano In trains Into the station in chance to inspect it. The tariff ques- which John Boyle O'Reilly, the Irish pa- and a field of boiling water off the coast president, that the Increase vagrancy good order. 700,000 population enough honest men Poe's autograph, was rescued from the over a is 25 per cent, a fact par- tion is not likely to be settled for long Brennan homestead Just before its demo- trolt and American citizen, planted around of Georgia are among the phenomena year ago to fill its council chambers. rob- LATEST AIRSHIP NOVELTY. the cottage which he built on the site of which British officers have reported to ticularly noticeable In the increased the Congress that comes in with lition In 1884. This house stood on West by house that the office here. While the of cars. “WTe have had,” reports the about Red Cross Eighty-fourth street, not far from the the old Hunt overlooked the hydrographic bery Aerial Traffic in March.” Just 25,000,000 Regular Will Begin In the new administration from Main street, Hull, from 1610 steamer Baltic was headed towards this president, “Instances of brakemen and tuberculosis stamps have been sold, river, and is the one In which, It Is bay Paris Next May. minor- on in latitude 51:14 and conductors killed or assaulted in at- As Mr. Clayton has said, the claimed, Poe lived at the time he wrote till 1889. coast December 3, being and the fund is therefore increaseu all Mr. who was both and First Officer Landmary ob- to trespassers, and not From a be considered "The Raven." All my reading is to the ef- O'Reilly, poet longitude 21, tempting eject Paris Letter to the American ity bill should carefully the extent of to $250,000. in addition to other served what he as an of these trespassers are vagrants and fect that he did not occupy the Fordham gardener activltes, [ reported "eruption Register, London. in and in detail, and be a principle received the shoots for this hedge, as of apparently 20 miles distant to the west- without means.” A company has been formed In Backed by an income of $15,000,000 cottage until some time after his best- France that the can before other shrubs a volcano action." for the measure party go was well as many and plants ward resembling B. Slade, general manager of the purpose of Mr. has no further use known poem published. George constructing naviga- a year, Carnegie tended with weird disturbance lasted but a la ble balloons the country with in the next congres- CHARLES THOMS. which he great care, from The Northern Pacific, reports that the line upon luxurious principle for a Chinese wall as a shield and friends In Ireland, as well as from neigh- few seconds. The British steamship Lord troubled with this year They are to carry 15 sional election. He desires the minor- Brooklyn, December 22, 1M8. more vagrants persons, Including source of who were ever anxious to show the f on December an area the and profit. bors, Dufferin 18, passed than ever before. They pilfer cars, set captain two engineers, and will to demonstrate that it is not be ity party STORY OF THE GAME. affection they felt for him. In response of boiling -water less than two hundred fires the right of way, build fires provided with a motor of 200-horse Kaiser will be 50 years old on along The he wrote this miles off the southern coast according power. The merely a negative party. From the Chicago Tribune. quatrain: Inside the cars, use the company’s shan- saloons wiH be made of and he is old enough to to the captain’s report. January 27, of section aluminum frames, and be after Mr. Underwood recently called with (Third Inning.) j ties, terrorize the occupants furnished hold his tongue on public subjects, and A kindly act Is a kernel sown, the style of a Tinker tickled the clouds with a beau- Modan Club houses and commit the various usual dep- private pleasure yacht, a friend to see the President, and the That will grow to a goodly tree. Banquet. and he doing it. provided, with every luxury for is tiful Wilbur Wright and stopped oft at Shedding Its fruit when time has flown Anniston, January 1.—(Special.)—Wed- redations. long correspondents say he there stated voyages. The company has two Devllnvllle to get the view. Kllng ripped Down the gulf of eternity. the Modan club a railroad, reporting already common sense nesday evening enjoyed The Pennsylvania Mr. Castro had his sheds ready, one at Sartrouville and the that the minority members of the ways one through the grass that sounded like 10-course at the New Wilmer Its shows that it la banquet through president, other at to its maximum when he pre- When the was told Meaux, and It Is to working a hired man celery. His ticket patriot’s daughter the members stirred up by the tramp nuis- proposed and means committee are slowly fram- eating hotel, following being pres- thoroughly have sanitarium to a Vene- must she was much others at ferred a German read to first, but In the meantime that the old hedge go May and June, Nancy, Orleans, Bordeaux, will only ent: Frank Thompson, William A. Davis, ance, and during April, ing a tariff bill which they believe distressed. "If the tree warden at Toulouse and Pau. zuelan prison. Tinker bronzed by the southern Hull," as against 1074 ar- .returned Jr., Henry Noble, Miller Ingram, Arthur 3908, made 3100 arrests, The democratic sentiment in .»» she said, "could possibly save the old first trips will be over Paris, by represent exposure, and glad to be back home once Slattery, Arthur Gaboury, Henry Cobb, rests for August, September and October, The calendar year is ended and Con- I will be glad and grateful. The night as well as by day, and visits will and the country. Let us more. Brown made a short approach on hedge Albert Stott Congress hope Alma Quinn, Johnston, Noble, 1907. be made to will soon meet to attend to the baby bushes came to my father, the gift Versailles, Fontainbleau and gress first with a and changed Richard H. Is a it will be a complete bill, and that it hoopsy-day-day Patton Kennedy, Stickney, Jr., In some of the eastern states there Ban of an old and he them him- Germain, and other favorite resorts fiscal year, which goes right on. his mind about making an extended trip. friend, planted Leo Seisveldt. The remarks of Henry of yeggmen committing petty In the is will be laid before and a of the time when both plague neighborhood. It said that reg- Congress insinuated himself as far as second self, dreaming they Cobb as toastmaster were brilliant Kllng thefts, breaking Into Btores, robbing farm- ular aerial traffic will The Sicilians in America begin to would make our home like a garden In- and spicy, and the evening was one long commence in May vote demanded on it. and stopped to discuss the Balkan war club. houses and in general committing various next. homes that have closed. Six weeks later we left the vil- to be remembered by the see that they gained cloud with John of Troy free Herzog. got ——-«- kinds of lawlessness. These "yeggs” are for good, but the little cared not the seismic habit. to Tenneyville after a little lage hedge, Burton’s acquired transportation Mrs. M. E. M. Davis Is dead. accustomed to travel on freight trains. SILENCES. Hr. Sweeping Victory for grew and did desultory firing by the mighty Matthew- by kindly neighbors, New Orleans, January 1.—Mary Evelyn Fortunately for a woman who had been By A. O'Shaughnessy. The good sense of 'William Howard Between a constitution and well, a living memorial of the faithful red-tape son. '11s a world of silence. I gave a Moore Davis, the popular southern au- threatened a vagrant In Camden, N. cry of papa's many friends In by Taft was doubtless at the bottom of legislators Alabama is in a Schulte out in friendship In the first sorrow iny heart could nol slovenly Bang! A 12-pounder by thoress and wife of Major Thomas Ed- husband was at home Hull." J., recently, her wlthstuud; muddled condition. the left field hinterland, which Kllng the sudden changes in the Ohio sena- sadly gave ward Davis, editor of the Picayune, died the a sound thrashing. men The estate has suffered from the rav- and gave beggar I saw pause and listen, and look sad, a franchise for the right of way from Mr. here today. Mrs. Davis’ borne in the old When such things happen the police often As though an answer in their heart* torial situation. Possibly Burton’s of the American an- ages of time. Scarcely a tree or shrub The opportunity to home, sweet home, via Dev- they keystone French quarter of New Orleans was re- make a because spas- had; to a not remains alive and the house itself has "roundup," which, capacity put up good fight against archist to pull whiskers is good also a for himself and Some turned away, some came and llnvllle, stopover nowned for its hospitality and many of modic and because the vagrants are fre- took a forlorn appearance. People in the my the bosses and the machine was a at N. Y. at the half house. The of the hand, except Albany, friends way Trojan the leading literary personages off with a sentence, neighborhood recall the saying which one quently let suspended For ah. reply. Whatever paused on third because it was unconsti- country and Europe have been entertained A New Yorker Inter- factor. brought it about will fill of the tenants of the Hunt house Is said has little effect. Tom Platt’s memoirs great the last few decades. 1 tutional to proceed onward. Captain there during Major a 1 s’ '.side a man ested the tramp question, who for grave. Tears had pass’d Charles P. Taft and Joseph Benson to have originated—that the who tore and Mrs. Davis have also lived at various 4n books if he tells all he knows about Chance doubled to right field, scoring not live In the struc- year has from all over the Uni- It down would long times In Virginia and Texas. gathered Sic-it with Foraker dropped suddenly out of the men and women. Evers and Schulte. Two in the casket unanswer’d Ilfs' I turn’d to ture which replaced It. ted States clippings relating to vagrancy, death, Theodore E. Burton to and Steiny died an unnatural death, sur- New Year Ushered In. about race, leaving Mr. O’Reilly lived in the house Just six saj'8 that the motet striking thing And whisper’d all my questions to the The state oil inspector of Missouri is home folks. The rounded by the vampire one was of secure the prize in a walkover. weeks and then Sunday morning Union Springs, January 1.—(Special.)— the clippings Is the entire absence grave, now restricted to olive oil, castor oil handed him a dish of arsenic. His last dead in his a book In And Match’d the discovered chair, The new was ushered in here by for the question flowers wave, that ends year plans anywhere treating desolately All’s well well, and not cod liver oil. were: "Better luck next time." one hand and a half smoked cigar In the And grass stir on it with a fitful and words ringing of all the church bells. Several of He also breath, other. The cottage Is a large one and In vagrancy systematically. For all reply. much more need to be said about it. come the old Dowth castle watch parlies were given lost night where states that far too frequently there This year has two nines of its own REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR. Its lines suggests will make an excellent where Mr. was born. and watched of most atro- I raised Mr. Burton In Ireland, O'Reilly the young people gnlhered to his attention reports my eye to Heaven; my prayer 1o attend to wilhout any reference to the New York Press. From The castle was sold to Professor Mar- old out and the new in. women and children, went high Senator, after 16 years of service in the year year cious assaults upon the bleachers. ever coming to the coe, with the understanding that the Into the luminous There's nothing pub- Our merchants are all about through these brutal crimes being possible because mystery of the blue; were to cared the House. He stood as superior to C. lic from anybody, and It gets it. hedge and shrubbery be for My thought of God was purer than a taking stock and are ready fm itie new of the continued Indifference displayed by man the weather man the newcomers. Professor Mapeoe flame, The ice and a by P. Taft or Foraker or Kelfer in the What surprises a girl most about become trade. The streets are crowded toward any systematic had no sooner settled la the j^ar’s most communities And God, It seem’d, a little nearer came. are in some of to kiss her is that didn't getting together parts man daring he died as as every day now with the black farmer ar- race as Elihu Root outranks house than be suddenly did for reducing vagrancy. Then pass’d; and greater still the silenc* senatorial before. for new jilan the do it former owner. At present the cot- ranging the year’s supplies. country. the Unless tramp trespassers upon railways grew, Thomas C. Platt or Woodruff or any A lucky thing about getting married is tage Is occupied In the summer by the For all reply. are convicted when arraigned In court the Calabrians are now convinced the that for the one time other people are Hull village club. New Year’s Eve Mishaps. one else the machine would name in have little power to reduce rail- stuck for the presents. New York, January 1.—A summary of railroads But you! If I can speak before I die. United States is a good country to to York. Cocoa trespass. The labor colony bill be I to with New what a woman’s husband Largest. Crop. the attending New York's New way spoke you all my soul, and to. No matter mishaps emigrate 1.—The Introduced In to the New York legislature when Mr. Burton has long been a firm and does, she con always find some excuse Guayaquil, Ecuador, January Year's eve street festivities show that 13 I look at ’tls still soul see. it unless it was about another season Is the ever next winter seems a most Interesting at- you my you for cocoa crop this largest were shot, none fatally. Eight of an The Gomez family never misses a persons Oh! In heart was there no word consistent friend Open Warrior, woman. and to to reduce vagrancy. This bill, your produced In. Ecuador amounts 206,- cases occurred in Manhat- tempt it contends for. of the shooting for me? while this district will misB his presidency Is needed for a man ts think The price averages about framed in charitable work •nd All that 000,000 pounds. four In Brooklyn and one in Queens. by specialists All would have answer’d had you an- cent less than last year, and this tan, an occupation is beneath him Is Iw him 50 per In New York state, proposes an appropri- swer'd then at the head of the House in southern Several fights were reported between the sendee* Airships can still fly able to make a fact has had an unsettling effect on the to he coinfortablSTlving ation for a labor e«luny to which habitual With even a sigh. financial situation. police and holiday throngs. livers and harbors committee it will Italy. at it by industry. , ! fi