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The age-herald., 1901-09-01
WHITESIDE ON VACATION.
The General Leaves iCuba for New
 York-lnterestIng Wreck Found.

Santiago de Cuba, August 31.-General Whitside started for New York this morning on board the steamship Saratoga for a two-months' furlough. Major Steadman of the Eighth Cavalry will command the district from Holguin dur ing General Whiteside's absence.
 Workmen today, while excavating for a sewer on Christianal street, hundred yards from the shore of the bay in made land, discovered the wreck of a schooner ten feet below the surface. Silver coins bearing date of 164S were found in tho wreck. Several interesting rfics and old silver plates of the seventeenth century were also found.
The age-herald., 1901-09-01

offer to the Winthrop Harbor and Dock Company for the purchase of all the hold ings of the company. The Winthrop liar bor Company owns thousands of acres of land and has a lake frontage of two miles. The price demanded, about $2,000,- 900. Is said to have been offered by Dowie. The tract of land adjoins Dowie's Zion City. The principal portion of the land Is taken up by the village of Winthrop Harbor, which Is the property of the com pany.
The age-herald., 1901-09-01
SCHOOL, BOOKS

For the next few days we will sell school books at the following low prices:
 Barnes Elementary Geography. BOG Barnes Complete Geography 75c Electic Elementary Geography ., soc --cGuffey's Fourth Readers. ... 25c barnes' Primary History. BOG Barnes Brief History y.. soc Chambers Higher History, new
 cloth cover. =. ........ 700 Monteith's Manual Geography. . 4oc Cornells First Steps Geography. 15c Hills Rhetoric. ............... soc Hardness Latin Method. ....... soc Hyde's First Grammar. .......... 200 Hyde's Second Grammar. ........ 800 Lockwood's English. .. .,.. $50 Mines Elements of Arithmetic. 200 Mines Standard Arithmetic. .... 45c pathfnder Physiologies, 200 and. BOG Rays New Primary Arithmetic. 1oc Rays New Practical Arithmetic. BOG Rays Elements of Arithmetic. 200 Steele's Physics. :. ........ soc Shinn's History. ... soc Wentworth's Practical Arithmetic 45c Wentworth's New School Algebra 65c
 And thousands of others at low prices. Mail orders accompanied by cash will receive prompt attention.
The age-herald., 1901-09-01
wIlI Not Come to See Us.

New York August 31-Lord strathcona and Mount Royal Canadian high com missioner in London. who arrived here today on board the Campania, said that the Duke and Duchess of York would not visit the United States, 1t being their purpose to visit only British possessions. This course was decided upon. Lord Strathcona said. because so many gov ernments had invited the royal couple to visit them. They were unable to do this and in order not to give offense will confine their tour to the British dependen- cieS
The age-herald., 1901-09-01
GUARDS WORRIED
Over Reports That Cowboys W''
 Lynch a Prisoner.

Guthrie, Okla. August 31.-The guard at the county jail here has been troubled on account of report that cowboys ana others from the Ponca Indian reservation are en route to Guthrie to mob Frank Ellis. A. policeman, who killed Farris C,avton A cowboy, here yesterday. Twenty men have arrived from the reser- vation, but no demonstration has as yet been made.
The age-herald., 1901-09-01
French Journalists Coming.

Paris, August a.-The new steamship La Savoy of the French transatlantic line, sailed from Havre today for New York on her maiden trip. Among her passengers are twelve French Journalists representing The Temps, Journal des de Bates Petit Journal. Figaro Eciair Matin, Journal. Gil Blaz, uusutration Vie Ellustre and Gironde. These gentle men will inspect all the principal Amer ican newspaper establishments.
The age-herald., 1901-09-01
Little Rock.chattanooqa a Tie.

Little Rock August 91.-Umpire Clark called the game at the end of the ninth inning on account of darkness. Little Rock tied the score in the last half on Leidy's two-bagger, Lowney's single and McCloskey's sacrifice. Crozier was hurt sliding to second and had to retire. The feature of the game was Leidy's sensa- tional catch of Claytons fly to left field. Attendance 1000. Score: R. H. E. Little Rock =. ...2 02 01 % 01-6 12 2 Chattanooga .. 10 03 002 00-6 4
 Batteries: McCloskey and Lynch; Wolfe and Roth.
The age-herald., 1901-09-01
INJUNCTION ASKED.
American Tin Plate Company Com.
 plains of Strikers Conduct.

Columbus, O., August S1.-The Ameri- can Tin Plate Company today applied to the United States Court here for an in- junction against the striking employees of their plant at Irondale. O. Instances are cited of violence and intimidation. and it is charged that a conspiracy has been entered into by the Amalgamated Association which is composed of insol- vent persons from whom there is no ade- quate remedy in an action for damages
The age-herald., 1901-09-01
Laundry Trust.

Pittsburg, August 31.-A syndicate com posed mostly of Pittsburgers, headed by Charles A Painter of this city has just succeeded in effecting combination of 96 per cent of the laundry machinery manu- featuring plants in the United States MT. Thomas A. Selz. late president of the Ma tional Laundrymen's Association. who se- cured options for the syndicate, says that ss per cent will be secured within short time.
 It Is the purpose of the promoters of the combination to organize under the laws of New Jersey. ;s.
The age-herald., 1901-09-01
ACKNOWLEDGES RECEIPT.
HowIson Matter May Be Taken up
 With Long.

Washington, August S1.-Admiral Schley today acknowledged the re- ceipt of Acting Secretary Hackett's s communication enclosing copy Of Lear Admiral Howison's letter, made public yesterday.
 It is very probable that if Secretary Long reaches Washington before the court convenes Admiral Schley's coun- sel will communicate with him in re- gard to Admiral Howison's eligibility as a member of the court of inquiry and endeavor to settle the matter be- fore the tribunal meets.
The age-herald., 1901-09-01
St. Louis. IS; Cincinnati, 4.

St. Louis, August S1. - The Cincinnati club made its last appearance Of the sea son here today and was overwhelmingly defeated St. Louis made eight runs in the first two innings. and Suthoff, who re- placed Phillips, could not put stop to the scoring. Fifteen runs were made by St. Louis off fifteen hits and Cincinnati's errors. The first triple play on the home grounds since 1899 was pulled off by St. Louis in the fourth Inning. Murphy held Cincinnati down to nine scattered hits. Attendance 4O0O. Score: R. H. E. st. Louis ......53221o '-15 15 2 Cincinnati =. 0001011 1-4 9 4
 Batteries: Murphy and Nichols; Sutt- hoff. Phillips and Bergen.
The age-herald., 1901-09-01
Boston, 9; Brooklyn, o.

Boston, August 3L-Boston and Brook lyn broke even on the seasons work The series stands ten to ten, Boston win ming todays game in the fifth ming. Af- ter Kitson had passed Hamilton to first he made a wild throw to second base try ing to catch the runner on Lowe's hit advancing the men to second and third. Both scored on Longs single, Attend ance $500. Score: R.HE. Boston OO020O0+-2 6 RrookIvn 10000 00O00 % 6 1
 Batteries: Pittinger and Kittredge; Kit son and Farrell.
The age-herald., 1901-09-01
THOMAS CONVICTED.
Of compIicity in the Lynching of Rob
 ert White In EImore.

wetumpka, August a1.-(special )-John Thomas was convicted of complicity in the lynching of Robert White, for which three men have already been given peni- tentiary sentences ranging from ten years to life Imprisonment. The jury fixed Thomas punishment at ten years in the penitentiary.
The age-herald., 1901-09-01
NIcaraaua Approves Treaty.

Managua. Mic. August 3l.--(via Calves. ton).-The Nicaraguan congress has ap- proved the treaty of amity and commerce with Mexico. postponed the Merry-San- son commercial treaty with the United States, and endorsed President Zelaya's acts of the past year. through his cabinet officials 4.t lf-.ls
The age-herald., 1901-09-01
NEWSPAPER MAN SELECTED.
Will Go To the Philippines and Pro
 mote Catholic Education.

Kansas City, August s1.-A special from Atchison, Kansas, says:
 Celestine Sullivan, a newspaper man of Atchison who formerly studied for the priesthood, has been appointed by the Catholic University of America at Wash ington to go to the Philippines and pro- mote Catholic education there. MT. Sui- livan will remain three years, ana begin teachings in the Catholic school similar to those in the United States
The age-herald., 1901-09-01
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia, 4; New York, 2

. New Orleans, August 31.-Weak batting was again the cause of New Yorks de- feat at the hands of Philadelphia today. Hickman's fielding was a noteworthy fea ture of the game. New York today signed A. L. Orth, the former Philadelphia pitcher Denzer was suspended until he can get in condition. Score: RH. E. New York .. 70 01O0 0-2 8 2 Philadelphia. ... ..3 0 0 00 04 Il l
 Batteries-Hickman and Warner; Dono- hue and Mcfarland.
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Chicago, 50; Pittsburs, 1-5.

Pittsburg, August a.-Hughes again de- feated Pittsburg by keeping the hits wide ly scattered in the first game. Up to the fourth inning Chicago did not get man to first base: after that they punched hits and won. In the second game Tay- Tor was comparatively easy resulting in a reverse of the result. In both games the fielding of each team was above the ordinary, During the first game O'Day's 8 toe was broken by foul tip and he was forced to retire. Attendance S20O Score:
 First game hh: E. Chicago .... .........0 DO 10 l
 Batteries: Philippi and OConnor; Hughes and Kahoe.
 Second game H.H. h. Pittsburg .......2 " - II chica go O 0 0101 0-2 8
 Batteries: Tannehiil and Yeager; Tay- Tor and Kahoe.
The age-herald., 1901-09-01
A Big Undertaking.

Seattle. Wash, <, August H.-Norman Smith. we'll known mining man, and San Francisco capitalists have under taken to establish a coach line between Cook Inlet St. Michael and Nome. a. dis tance of about 600 miles. The enterprise will involve an expense of $20O, GOO
The age-herald., 1901-09-01
Whitman Charged With Forgery.

Boston, August 3l.-Alonzo J. Whitman was arraigned in court here today on a charge of forgery and larceny and was held in s550O for the grand jury. Whit man made no plea. His alleged victims here are the Huntes Company and Arm strong, Schimmer & Co.
The age-herald., 1901-09-01
New Orleans, 1a; Selma, i.

New Orleans. August 31.-Selma started off like winner with two hits and run in the first inning, but never found Free land or the home plate again. New Or leans warmed up to Baker in the fourth inning and never let up. Score. R. H. E. Selma .... .....1 0 0 000 00-1 8 New Orleans ..... o 0 5 1 03 *-13 Il
 Batteries: Baker and Moore; Freelaud and Ahhnft
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". H. OWingS,
 2lO5 Second Avenue.
TEXAS COTTON CROP.
Galveston News Fixes the Crop at
 3,50e,2e6 Bales.

Galveston, Texas, August 31.--The Gal weston News trade edition of September places the Texas cotton crop for the season just closed at S,5OS. .2s6 bales, an increase of 10S5,612 bales over the previ- ous year.
 Receipts for the season at Galveston were 2,70,893 bales, an increase of 467,720 bales over the previous season.
 Galveston's foreign exports the past year were valued at $101. .962, ,972 compared with $SS, ,376. 4S6 of the previous year.
The age-herald., 1901-09-01
Former Governor Suicides.

Minneapolis, August 31.-J. Newhart of New ulm, Minn., once a law partner of former Governor Lind, committed suicide tonight. He shot himself in the mouth, the bullet coming out at the top of his head No reason is known for the act.
The age-herald., 1901-09-01
"A New Woman. 5

Disease makes many woman prema- turely old. Dark-rimmed eyes, hollow cheeks and wasted form are acconpan- led by listlessness and loss of ambition. Home duties are a weariness, and social pleasures have no attraction.
 One of the commonest expressions of
The age-herald., 1901-09-01
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At Detroit-First game-Boston Detroit 6. Second game-Boston 4. Detroit 4 Tie game called on account of darkness
 At Chicago-First game-Chicago 12, Baltimore 2. Second game-Chicago s, Baltimore ?.
 At Milwaukee-Milwaukee 6. PhiladeI- phia 1.
 At Cleveland-(First game)-Cleveland 16; Washington [.
 second game-Cleveland o; Washington I. Called in fifth inning.
The age-herald., 1901-09-01

women cured by Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescrip- ton is this: U1t has made a new woman of me. There's a world of meaning in the words. It means
 the sparkle
 brought back to the eyes; the com,
 plexion tinted
 with the rosy hue of healthy blood; the form rounded 0ut new in
The age-herald., 1901-09-01
Pratt City Did Not Show Up.

The A. G. s. Baseball Team was billed to play the Pratt City Club at Liberty Park yesterday afternoon Pratt City's representatives failed to appear and the game was declared forfeited to the A. G. s. team, to O. The latter club claims that Pratt City Is afraid to play them
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 Metropolitan Hotel Arrivals: w. L.. Henderson, St. Louis; Mamie Kaufman, New Orleans; L. J. Katyman, New York; Charles J. Hager, Frank Hillman, Bell Ellen; T. A. Koenig Boston; Robert G. Wells, New York; Ed Mahoney Mont gomery; J. T. Tichenor, Atlanta; R. J. Higgins. Florida: W. M. Chandler, Gads- den Cyrus Gansey, Memphis; William Weaver. New Orleans; J. A. Samuel, Louisville; Charles A. Stakey, Montgom- cry; H. A Mason, Virginia; Irwin Ash ford Nashville; E. H. Randle, Arkansas; Miss A. Ramsey, Union Springs; c. L. Pofiniffer, Cincinnati; J. K. Dempster, Mobile John B. Weakley, Florence; J. L. Mason, Durant; L. P. Stickney New Or leans; 8. J. Dingley. Montgomery; J. A. Canton, Alabama H. Mcdonald and wife, Alabama; Mrs. J. N Hobson, Greensboro Ala; F. W. Stefalis, Louis- vile; L. F. Long. Mississippi; Harry Gill more, Mississippi H. L. Myers, Atlanta; H. J. Copeland, New York; L. A. Robin son, Southern Railway; B. M, Hopkins Russellville. Ala; J. W. Thornton, New York; D. J. Lesbery, New Orleans; H. L. Simon, Montgomery; A. G. Henry, Gun tersyille; Fred Fry, Chattanooga w. W. Brown, Hammoc; 8. s. Stevens, Wash ington; T. H. Clarke, Cincinnati; H. M. Bigelow, Boston.
 Florence Hotel Arrivals w A. Gibbons, Chicago; w. o. Welch, Mississippi; B. A. Owens Atlanta; H. E. Gould, Memphis; T. H. Moiton, Birmingham; A. H. Stew ard, J. T. Jones, Atlanta; M. M. Hutson, Macon; R. R. Hanlon, Ohio; R. T. Gard ner San Francisco; Frank Gambet Bos- ton; T. A. Sienknecht, Knoxville; w. F. Bell, Shreveport; N. E. James, Alabama; w. T. Johnston, Macon; G. w. McCory, Greensboro; J. A. Purryear, Nashville; J. o. Vaughan, B. B. Hollomon, Atlanta; H. R. Steele, Pulaski, Tenn; William Gray and son, Mrs. William Gray, Dade- vile; S. P. Payne Columbia; w. M. Thomas, New Orleans; L. K. Mackey, Virginia; w P. Johnston, Louisville; J. L. Nelson, Wsconsn; H. Bucher Phladei- phia; Charles E. Whipppler, Detroit; C. s. Wilson, Nashville; J. J. Donegan, Ala bama; J. F. Neatson, Tennessee; A. Dog grell, Memphis; J. G. Tanner, Atlanta; Miss M D. Francis. Alabama; w. F. Williams. Louis H. Dupont, Nashvliie' J. A. Daugherty, Chicago; G. w. Canheid, Montgomery; Maurice Wing. Gate Clty; Charles E. Ulm, Cincinnati; c. 5. Price, St. Louis; M P Buchanan, Virginia; j.. G. Lankinster, Jasper; J. A. Holland De- troit; A. L. Slaton, Atlanta; A. M. Iayior, Birmingham; T. M. Smith. J. w. smith, New York City; M B. Dodge, washing ton, D. G.; H. H. Deale ,Philadelphia-
The age-herald., 1901-09-01
David Gray Promoted.

Salt Lake, Utah, August s1.-David R. Gray. for several years general agent of the Southern Pacific In Salt Lake, has been appointed general agent in the in> terior mountain region for the entire Har- riman system.
The age-herald., 1901-09-01

Summary-Earned runs: Birmingham, 5; Shreveport, ?. Two base hits: Martin, McDivitt 2. Stolen bases LaRocque, Dowie. Struck out: By Lipp, 6; by But Ter, ?. Bases on balls: Dipp, 1; Schafstall, l. First base on errors: Birmingham, 6; Shreveport, 2. Double play: LaRocque to Kalkhoff to LaRocque. Time of game, 2:15. Umpire, Mahoney.
The age-herald., 1901-09-01
Nashville, 5-1; Memphis, AZ.

Nashville, August S1.-Nashville and Memphis broke even today on double header The attendance approximated 5000 and enthusiasm was at high ebb. Score:
 First game: RH.E. Nashville .......00 0005 5 0 % +-5 12 4 Memphis ..... ... 70 0020e4 8
 Batteries: Sanders and Fisher; Shields and Armstrong.
The age-herald., 1901-09-01
GAME IS CALLED
 WITH SCORE TIED Shreveport and Birmingham
 Make Eight Runs Each WAS A COMEDY OF ERRORS LIpp Pitched a Beautiful Game, and With Good Support Would Have
 Won With Ease-Two Games
 Will Be Played Monday.
Southern League Standing.
Games Yesterday.

At Birmingham-Birm 8. Shreve- port S.
 At Little Rock-Little Rock 6, Chatta- nooga 6.
 At New Orleans-New Orleans 13, Sell ma 1.
 At Nashville-First game-Nashville 5; Memphis 1.
 Second game-Memphis 2, Nashville l.
The age-herald., 1901-09-01
Wants to Buy Dock.

Milwaukee, August 31-A special from Kenosha to the Sentinel says: It is stated on what seemed to be reliable authority that John Alexander Dowie has made an
The age-herald., 1901-09-01

pr. D. W. Day. prominent citizen of .Hartselle, Ala, was in the city yesterday visiting J. A. Rountree.
The age-herald., 1901-09-01
BESSEMER
Changes Made In the Management of the Weekly-Other News.

Bessemer, August 31.-(Special) )-The Bessemer Weekly. established June 1, iSS7, and edited almost continually since by the owner, William H. H. Judson. changed hands today. It has been leased with optional agreement of sale to George G. Lanier and w. c. Treehsel of Birmingham. The former has, been the manager for the Typographical Union in Birmingham and the latter has been connected with the City Printing Company They will take charge at once. The announcement of the transfer is made in tonight's issue of the Weekly.
 MT. Judson, 1t is announced. will de- vote his attention to other and more inn portant interests.
 Mr. Fred Best and Miss Maud Simmons ! were married on Friday night by the Rev. w. R. Ivey Miss Simmons was a sister of MT. Best's stepmother. ! Messrs R. A. Watson and Gilbert Larne , of Marion, Ind, are in the city looking for a site for fertilizer factory
 Professor and Mrs J. M Dill and son, Mir. Joseph Dill, Jr., moved here from East Lake today and have taken posses sion of the attractive cottage at the cor
  MT. G. c. Willis, who has been with the Republic Iron and Steel company in Birmingham has accepted a position in the office of the United States Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry company, where he was formerly employed.
 The Rev. J. c. Horton, rector of Trini- ty church, has gone to Spring Hill, Ala, where it is rumored he will soon be mar ried to a charming young woman of that place
 Miss Mary Griffin is visiting friends in 9Calera.
 Miss Susie Pearson, who has been vis- iting Miss Grace Judson, returned to Bir- mingham today.
 MT. Lee Moody and his sister, Miss FL ma Edwards, leave early in the week for Buffalo and New York city.
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John G, Kincaid and Harold H. Pow CTS of Knoxville are at the Morris.
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Louis Adler of Mobile, c. M. Fisch of New York. and Judge F. W. Miller of Talladega are in Birmingham.
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A. Ramsey of Union Springs is at the Morris.
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PERSONAL.

w. B. Paterson of Montgomery ,s i town.
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Second game:

Second game: R.H.E E. Memphis ,..... Il 0 % 0 01 o-2 s 0 Nashville @.... 70 010000 0-1 6
 Batteries-Rhoades and Armstrong; Blackburn and Fisher.
The age-herald., 1901-09-01

Professor and Mrs. J. M. Dill and son. Mir Joseph Dill .Jr.. moved here from East Lake today and have taken posses sion of the attractive cottage at the cor ner of Berkley and Twenty-second streets.
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The Rev. J. c. Horton, rector of Trini- ty church, has gone to Spring Hill, Ala, ried to charming young woman of that place
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Messrs R. A. Watson and Gilbert Larne of Marion, Ind, are in the city looking for a site for fertilizer factory.
The age-herald., 1901-09-01

Miss Mary Griffin is visiting friends in Calera-
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Miss Susie Pearson, who has been vis- iting Miss Grace Judson, returned to Bir- mingham today.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-03

: cIo1d upon tifie. he defentnnf cor.
porafic1- b rs answer. alleges thai
FzasntiH kosds the iand ss fruxsee for
the Wsiaira Agricultural conpany.
Al Hawaiian cospoznsson- wAzek II
ready holds kinds Ia the Hawaiian III.
ands in excess Of le9e ACRES. ana that
this acquisition By the said Joseph B.
Afherfon ~ suck trustee wss and ID
in coztrayezfion q Section SIS os the
Act 20 provide Government fog the
Territory a Hawaii. TO The effect that
No corporation shall oxn and hold
real estate In the Hawaiian Islands Ia
excess Of one thousand acres. and
that therefore. the plaintiff Is not ca
titled to proceed In equity against the
defendant There was Al exception
taken 70 this portion Of the answer on
the ground that the same was imperti-
nent. which exception this court sus-
tanned because Of the law not allow
my any one but the Government to
make the objection that corporation
has acquired and holds more than \
thousand acres OF land. az limited by
the Organic Act
AS this matter was attempted to be
set up by the defendant as defense
in this suit. and therefore may be cas-
lily susceptible Of proof. | deem II mr.
duty to call your attention to this as
a representative OF the United States
Government. for such action by your
self as you may deem proper under
the circumstances
The trial Of the case is set for Sat
urday morning. August 3. at $50
o'clock
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-03
supreme Courts Special Term.

supreme SV6ft SRC(tot Sfttts
There will be no special term of the
Supreme Court for the consideration
of the habeas corpus cases in connec
ton with Judge Gears decision in the
Goto case. The justices are prepared
to hold a special term to take up the
matter of the income tax. providing
the attorneys are ready before Chief
Justice Frear leaves Honolulu on mis-
vacation.
Attorney General Dole has filed ap-
peals in the habeas corpus cases The
following is copy OF one of the ap-
peals:
The Territory of Hawaii hereby
gives notice OF its intention to appeal
and hereby does appeal to the SUI
preme Court of the Territory from the
decision. judgment. order and decree
of the Hon. George d. Gear, Second
Judge OF said Circuit Court. sitting in
chambers in the above entitled cause.
said decision being In effect that said
osakI Mankichi was imprisoned In
violation Of the Fifth and Sixth
Amendments to the Constitution Of the
United States. and said judgment, or.
der and decree being for his discharge
therefrom on habeas corpus. and deci-
sion. Judgment. order and Secree hav-