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The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-09-12
FLAMES THREATEN GREAT OIL FIELD
 AT BEAUMONT
GROUND IS SATURATED WITH FLOWING OIL AND THERE IS NO CHANGE OF STOPPING FIRE FOR SEVERAL HOURS.

Beaumont, Tex. September 1.-The oil field Is on fire and judging by the great volumes of smoke which are flowing in from Spindle Top there is grave danger that great loss will be sustained if the field is not destroyed. The fire started early In the evening in some waste oil alongside the Texas and Sabine tracks and burned about sixty feet of trestle. This was gotten under control and it was believed that all danger had passed, but in some way the fire had been commu- nicated to the field and. number of huge settling tanks coR.s- hing barrels of petroleum have already exploded and others are reported as being in the di- rect line of the fire. which has spread over wide area already. The ground Is saturated with oil and there is no chance for stopping the progress of the flames tonight. The fire is spreading rap idly and it Is believed that the whole field will be ignited before daylight.
 A telephone message from Gladys which is the station at the oil field. says the whole of the Keith-Ward tract em- bracing several acres and containing a large number of wells have been burned over and it is believed that some of the wells have cauht, though this is not as yet positively determined as no one can approach to find out.
 At l o'clock the big tanks belonging to the Higgins company are burning. Run ners have been sent out in every direc- 1 tion for the men who own them or who represent the companies. The telephone service Is entirely inadequate to care for the scores of calls and the streets are filled with people, thousands of them now on their way to the field in every sort of vehicle and on foot.
 statement isseud today shows that there are 40 producing wells in the field, some of which are buried under earth to safeguard against fire.
 At 1:30 o'clock this (Friday) morning the telegraph operat1r al Gle 1ys says n fears that he will soon be compel,tu to leave his post and all means of commu nication will be cut off 1t is reported that two men have been seriously burned but this is not confirmed. The workmen on the hill are standing about, unable to do anything even toward protecting that portion of the field which is not yet on fire. The entire apparatus of the fire department Is being loaded on cars to be sent to the field and a large num- Der of people will 70 on the train.
 At o'clock the agent at Gladys tele- phones that the flames seem Io have re- mained stationary during the last thirty minutes and unless there are further ex- plosions of oil tanks they may be con fined to the present burning district The tank known as Higgins No. 2 has blown off It's top and the burning oil Is running along the ground and this may be com municated to other tanks.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-09-12
SHOOTS WOMAN AND HIMSELF.
Young Mans Jealousy Responsible for
 His Double Crime.

Richmond, Va. September 1f.-As the alleged result of jealousy today Louis BerlxIey, an employe of a local theater. shot and dangerously wounded Miss An nie Kessler and then shot himself through the heart, dying instantly.
 Berkeley went to the home of his moth er Mrs. l.. D. Myer. this afternoon and as he reached the gate Miss Kessler came out of the house. Berkeley drew his revolver and fired.
 The bullet took effect in the left breast Another bullet hole was found in the young lady's back. the second shot hav- ing been fired just as she turned to es- cape.
 Immediately after shooting Miss Kess- Ter Berkley turned the revolver upon himself The bullet entered the heart and death was instantaneous.
 Miss Kessler Is the daughter of Pat rick Kessler of this city and Is 24 years of age.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-09-12
HE MEANT NO HARM.
Man Arrested for Threatening to Kill
 Circuit Attorney FoIke.

St. Louis, September 11-Alfred Reyes, 3S0S Marine avenue, wss arrested tonight by Detective Harrington on complaint of Dr. schuachardt, who charged Reyes with threatening to kill Circuit Attorney Folke, who is prosecuting the alleged bribe-taking members of the city coun- cil.
 Reyes when taken before Chief Des- mond, admitted saying to Dr. Schuac- hardt that Charles Kratz, one of the missing combine men, was his friend, but denied that he made any allusion to Cir cult Attorney Folke. Reyes said Dr Schuachardt spoke disparingly of Kratz and he defended him. Chef Desmond was convinced that Reyes meant no harm and permitted him to go.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-09-12
seo,ooo,o ,ooo COMMON STOCK.
Directors of Western Maryland Rail-
 road Company Plan Big Deal.

Baltimore, September 1.-The directors of the Western Maryland railroad have called a special meeting of the stock holders of the company for the purpose of authorizing the issue of s6O 900 of common stock to consist of 1900 900 shares of the par value of $50 each
 The stockholders will also be asked to ratify the decision of the directors to place a blanket mortgage on the West ern Maryland, the West Virginia Gen. tral and Pittsburg and other property owned or controlled by the Gould inter- ests to cover a bond issue of s25000 900.
 The meeting is called for October 14 in this city
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-09-12
Jeffords Knocked out.

Philadelphia, September Il. Peter Maher knocked out Jim Jeffords in six seconds at the Broadway Athletic club tonight. The men fought at catch weights and were to have gone six rounds. Maher brought his right flush to Jefford's jaw. few seconds Jeffords made an effort to rise, but again fell back. He managed to pull himself together and staggered the full width of the ring, and while hanging on the ropes Maher again sent his right to the jaw and Jeffords went down and out
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-09-12
AD WlMBs' LETTER.

The letter of Ad Wimbs to The Age Herald endorsing the foregoing letter is as follows and its statement If Vaughan is forced to resign" is significant:
 Greensboro, Ala, September 6, 1902. To the Editor of the Age-Herald:
 I am in receipt of the enclosed letter from the civil service commission, which will explain itself. We will show at the proper time that certain of the office holders have caused public scandal by their political activity, and have neglect ed their official duties. We will also show that certs in of the office-holders in Ala bama have assumed the active conduct of political campaigns Watch the com plexion of the committee at it's next meet ing and see if 1t is not composed of very large per cent of office-holders. If one office-holder should be required to resign from the state committee, why not all be required. If Vaughan is forced to resign and another elected, I for che be- lieve in putting the rule to the whole batch. Yours truly, AID. WIMBS.
 By Associated Press.
 Washington, September 1.-The Presi- dent has removed William Vaughan, United States district attorney of the northern district If Alabama, for neg lect of duty.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-09-12
Younq Lady Shoots Herself.

Memphis, Tenn, September Il. = Miss Elenora Scott, aged r years, a popular young lady, shot herself this morning at her home on Hernando street with sui cidal intent. Tonight at 10 o'clock she died from the wound. The young lady had been suffering from melancholia-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-09-12
By Associated Press.
s. M. Robertson Wins.

New Orleans, September 1.-Returns from primaries in the Sixth Congressional district are not yet complete, but enough is known to insure the success of S. M. Robertson by majority of about soo. Primaries were held today in the new Seventh Louisiana district. The meagre returns so far received are insufficient to indicate the resulr.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-09-12
Wireless Photography Works We'll.

New York. September 1.-The follow. ing cablegram was received today by tho Marconi Telegraph company of Amer. lea:
 London, September II, 1902 Have received following from Marconi Perfect message received inside Gibral. tar harbor and throughout entire course Of Mediterranean tour direct from Pold. hu, across France. Spain and Alps; all telegrams for King and minister received correctly on tape off Spezia''
 MARCONTS WIRELESS CO, LTD.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-09-12
Burrows to Oppose BrownIow.

Greenville, Tenn. September 11.-At a largely attended democratic congressional convention here today, Robert Burrows of Johnston City was nominated to make the race against Walter P. Brownlow. the present republican representative from this district
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-09-12
Troop Ship Meade Arrives.

San Francisco, September 1.-The troop ship Meade arrived today from Manila and Nagaski. She brings the headquarters and organization of the Fifteenth infantry under command of Col. H. c. Warde.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-09-12
EXTRA SESSION IS ONLY HOPE OF
 SETTLING THE ANTHRACITE STRIKE
eToM L. JOHNSON IN . RACE FOR MAYOR ONLY

. Cleveland. September 11.-Mayor . Johnson. replying to an inquiry
 e from a Springfield, O., newspaper,
 . asking if he was a candidate for s governor and for president, wrote . as follows:
 . T am not a candidate for any
 . thing except for mayor next spring. . It is my Belief that my field of . usefulness lies very close to the | . city of Cleveland. e Yours very truly, . TOM L. JOHNSON" $
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-09-12
London. september 11
George w. Graft Nominated.

Columbia, S. C., September 1l.--ofhcial figures from Tuesdays democratic pri. mary give the congressional nomination in the Second district to George w. Croh of Aflcsn-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-24

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Mnsifanh hrutiflrr gErhrr.

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Tiir 9ribntunterrttat

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-24
UNCLE TEDDIE.'
ST. Santes Springs Snno.

- april 1902.
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Spar6atsG pom 2saftimore,

a. Wdr5 1902.
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am l. Nprl 1902 fdlig, Dtrotr an oisiem Sdtum
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ceiOen unO SC6mer6Cn.

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9fientals Elm JeblI0lG9 !!
6urirt unO ber9iitct

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-30

ago, cut five tons Of hay and says he
thinks he will cut that much again within
six weeks.
Fred Dold has cut the fourth crop of
alfalfa off his land. Last year he pas
tured the fifth crop with his horses late
in the fall, but he thinks this is not a
good plan, and this year he will let the
crop grow to afford protection against the
winter.
The farmers of Sedgwick county are
becoming stronger in the belief every day
that the growing of alfalfa is the solution
of the difficulties incident upon Kansas
drouths. The experience of last winter
demonstrated that cattle and hogs can
be kept in good condition on alfalfa hay.
After the grass once has a fair start
it cannot be killed by lack Of moisture.
for its roots strike so deep that no
drouth IL Kansas is of long enough dura-
ton for the soil at the roots of the alfalfa
to become dry.
Charles Hanson, a prominent stockman
of Hazleton, Kan. was in the city yes
terday and stated that a combination OF
grain and alfalfa made an excellent feed
for hogs He said that if some one would
invent a machine that would reduce the
alfalfa to a pulp and at the same time
nix it with grain. the product would be
the best hog food in existence