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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1903

Page

9

Rome Cardinals Begin Balloting for New Pope in Conclave

Rome reports the conclave of sixty two cardinals begins voting to elect Leo XIII’s successor. Ill health limits Cardinal Herrera y Espinosa though he may vote. Italian rivals Rampolia Serafino Vannutelli Di Pietro Gotti Oreglia seen as likely but uncertain candidates. Predictions say the pope may soon gain more freedom from Vatican isolation.

Rome Sistine Chapel Leo XIII Vatican Lapponi Mocenni Cretoni Lagenieux Cardinal Herrera Y Espinosa Valenci Cardinal Herrera Leo Rampolia Serafino Vannuttelli di Pietro Gotti Oreglia

Convention Meets Today For Calhoun County District

The International Sunday School association district convention gathers at White Plains and continues through tomorrow with R L Cater S A Russell and Milton A Smith slated to speak. The nearby second district convention at Boozer recently concluded, electing F W Foster president John Pruett vice president and Tom Francis Jr secretary for the coming year. The county meeting will be in Jacksonville on July 27 and 28.

Internaional Sunday School Association Calhoun County White Plains Messrs R. L. Cater A. Russell Milton A. Smith Boozer F. W. Foster John Pruett Tom Francis, Jr Jacksonville

S J Lester Passes Away In Ward 5

Mr Sam J Lester died at his home in Ward 5 at 7 10 this morning after a two year illness. He leaves a wife and two children and was regarded as a good citizen. Funeral services will be held at Oxanna Baptist Church tomorrow morning conducted by Rev A Hutto, with interment at Four Mile after the service.

Sam J. Lester Ward 5 Oxanna Baptist Church A. Hutto Four Mile

Mysterious Circumstances

One was pale and sallow and the other fresh and rosy. She who is blushing with health uses Dr. King's New Life Pills to maintain it. By gently arousing the lazy organs they compel good digestion and head off constipation. Try them. Only 25c, at West End Drug Store and Miller Drug Co.

Dr. King West End Drug Store Miller Drug Co

Grand Jury Indicts Crooked Officials In Postal Affair

Washington August 1 The federal grand jury returns seven indictments alleging conspiracy and bribery in postal affairs. August W Machen head of the free delivery service faces four indictments with others including Gordon Crawford former deputy auditor Leopold J Sern Martha Lorenz John Crapper William Long Maurie Kunkel and Thomas W McGregor. Crawford posted 10 000 bail McGregor 5 000 Long 10 000 and Machen bond 26 000. Long arrested at home and released on bond. Machen not re-arrested due to existing bond.

Washington Post Office Federal Grand Jury August W. Machen Free Delivery Service Gordon Crawford Post Office Department Leopold J Sern Baltimore Martha J. Lorenz John Crapper Lockhaven William ©. Long Ohio Machen Maurie Kunkel New York City Thomas W McGregor Crawford McGreggor Long Springman

County Masonic Conference Ends After Enjoyable Session

The County Masonic conference held at Duke's over Wednesday to Friday closed yesterday afternoon. Attended by Masons across the county, the meetings featured instructive sessions, work demonstrations, and candidate elevations. Sumptuous meals were served on the grounds Thursday and Friday, and the gathering proved enjoyable. Next year’s conference will be in Jacksonville.

Duke’s Jacksonville

Dr King's New Discovery touted as cure for consumption

Mr H Haggans of Melbourne Florida reports he was told he had consumption and given up. A free trial bottle of Dr King's New Discovery was prescribed and he claims it saved his life. The Miller Drug Co and West End Drug Co guarantee the medicine for throat and lung diseases, with trial bottles free and prices 50c and 1.00.

H. Haggans Melbourne Fla Dr. King Miller Drug Co West End Drug Co

Heavy hauling and drayage services by R O Watson

Heavy hauling and moving of household goods offered with prompt attention by R. O. Watson. Contact via phone 72 for drayage of all kinds.

R. O. Watson

Train Held Up by Mob Near Clifton Forge

A Chesapeake and Ohio express train was halted by about 200 men near Clifton Forge. Over 100 shots were fired as prisoners were moved onto a second train at Clifton Forge for transfer to Covington. Engineer James Peck and Conductor Jack Hall, in charge, faced a threatening mob and protected the coaches as they prepared to depart.

James Peck Jack Hall Clifton Forge Engineer Peck Conductor Hall

Mob Fire At Train Endangers Negroes In Locked Car

Passengers flee as a mob surrounds a smoking car after guards prevent entry. Conductor Hall urges passengers to lie flat while shots break the windows. The two lynching suspects are believed to be Lynchburg Va men tied to a recent railroad assault on a white brakeman between Clifton Forge and Lynchburg.

Lynchburg Haward Hite Clifton Forge

Dispensary Proposal Hopes For Oxford Vote

An effort to open a dispensary in Oxford is planned within months. A petition will be presented at the Montgomery legislature meeting to seek permission for a local election on the issue, following years of prohibition. Recent anti saloon sentiment narrowly carried a saloon election, prompting a potential compromise move on a dispensary.

Oxford Montgomery

Editor to walk to Cape LeBorne Arctic coast 1000 miles away

Robert M. Wilson editor of the Durand Clipper plans a noon start for a trek to Cape LeBurne on the Arctic Ocean. He expects the journey to last about fifteen months and covers roughly 1000 miles.

Curiaco Robert M. Wilson The Durand Cape Lsburne

Levy Announces Fall and Winter Suit Samples

Tailor Levy has received fall and winter samples for suits trousers and overcoats and invites the public to call and view the selections.

Levy

Important Action is Taken Today to Collect Wages Due

Workers of the Southern Car and Foundry Company convened at Noble Street theater in Messiah to form a committee with authority to pursue back pay. A power of attorney was prepared and left at Carre-Field Shoe Company for coworkers to sign and authorize representation. The committee will proceed cautiously to secure payment without immediate legal action unless necessary.

Southern Car and Foundry Company Noble Street Theater Messia John Reese Charles Kehard Lon &. Riteh Carre-Field Shoe Company Whho

Death by Own Action Of Bookkeeper Sykes

Edmund T. Sykes a bookkeeper and well connected committed death by own action yesterday by shooting himself through the heart. Despondency over a love affair is rumored as the cause of the deed. Sykes was the son of Gen. E. T. Sykes of Columbus, Miss.

Monite Edmund T. Sykes Sykes Gen E. T. Sykes Columbus Miss

Fatness pricing eyed by union garment makers

Chicago Aug 1 The Union Made Garment Makers Association met last night and decided to adjust prices by weight. A 130 pound man could buy a suit for 10 dollars while a 250 pound man might pay 15 dollars.

Chicago Garment Makers’ Association

Goodwood liberal measure prompt delivery at KR

Goodwood adopts a liberal measure to ensure prompt delivery at KR with O Watson's coordinating efforts and the contact line listed as phone 72 for service requests.

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