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The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-06-20
DORSEY TO HANG.
First Death Penalty for Highway Rob-
 bery In Alabama.

Will Dorsey. a negro, will be hanged on August 8. He was convicted of high way robbery In the Criminal Court here last year and his sentence was con frmed yesterday by the Suprem, Court.
 This is the first case in which high way robbery will receive the extreme punishmtn although it has been a cap- ital offenss in Alabama for a number of years Dorsey and three other ne- groes vent to the home of MT. T. F. Nc Namara. super .nterdent of the mines at Stockton, about four years ago to steal some money they supposed he had. In the struggle which ensued MT. McNamara was badly injured. The negroes escap- ed and Dorsey was caught in the Indian Territory last year and brought hack to Birmingham.
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DIRECTORS MEET.
Railway, Light and Power Company
 Declares Semi-Annual Dividend.

The directors of the Birmingham Rail- way, Light and Power Company held a meeting at the office of the company yesterday at 12 o'clock. and declared a semi annual dividend of per cent on the preferred stock of which there Is an issue of $1.5O0.00O. This was the second semi-annual dividend of 3 per cent.
 The transfer books will be closed from June "A to July 2.
 The directors present at the meeting were Robert Jemison, Harry M. Atkin- son. s. H. March. J. K. Newman, M. V. Joseph, N. E. Barker, T. T. Hillman, G. B. Mccormack, George H. Davis, w. H. Kettig. B. F. Roden, R. H. Pearson and w. A. Walker.
 The meeting adjourned at 1 o'clock and then the directors went to East Lake and had a barbecue, which every one enjoyed. In addition to members of the board MT. H. $. Blake of Boston, and one or two others were present at the entertainment as invited guests.
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Sadie S. es (waldo) 4 to 1 third. Time 1:55 3 5.
 Fourth race, The Swift stakes for B. year-olds. seven furlongs: Straightaway: Hatasoo, lie (O'Connor) 1 to won; Bon mot Ill (Wonderly) 12 to second; Trump, III (OConnor) 12 to 1 third. Time 1:22.
 Fifth race, six furlongs on main track. selling: Maiden. 106 (Shaw) to 1 won; Roue, 104 (Cochran) to second; Oc- tawaha, 94 (Waldo) to 1 third. Time 1:15 3-5.
 Sixth race, 2-year-olds last four and half furlongs, futurity course: Tosoan, 117 O. Martini ' to won; Alsono, IA (Wonderly) 6 to 5 second; Athelroy, 122 Gandry) 12 to 1 third. Time 107 3-5
 Seventh race, eleven-sixteenths mile on turf: The Rival, 106 o. Martini to won: Carmuncie, 115 (odom) to sec- ond; Emshee. 106 tShaw) 15 to 1 third. Time 1:T 4-B.
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Nashville, June 19.-(Special.)-The Coal Barons put up a good game against the Fishermen today until the eighth inning. when they seemed to lose their ginger and Nashville walked away with the game, vim ng with hands down by a score of 3 to 4. Nashville opened up the game by earning one run. It seem- ed that Fishers winning streak was to stay with him and that the game was 10 be a very one-sided affair, but IIaller bucked his nGa down to work and they did net allow the leaders to score after the first inning until the seventh, when a wild throw by w Smith let in another run.
 In the meantime the Alabama boys had also made two runs. In the fourth Uhler hit safe and was advanced to third on a long single by F. Smith and scored on a single by Dowie.
 Weaver Scored Denver.
 In the seventh Denver made a pretty hit Uhler singled ard I.auzon walked, filing the bases. Deaver scored on a single by Weaver
 The Fishermen put on steam in the eighth and started the fireworks. Wise man got first, stole second and scored on hot hit by Abbatichio. while Weav- CT was waiting to see where he had best throw the ball. Abbatichio was advanc- ed to third on a sacrifice and scored on a three bagger by Knoll. I.owney walked, s'ole second and kJth runners scored on a hit by Fisher, making a total of five runs for the inning ard cinchng the game.
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NEW FIELDER SIGNED.
Birmingham Buys cavender From
 corslcana.

Cavcnder, who 8 considered the best outfielder of the Texas League. has been bought by the Coal s-rons from Corsi- cana. It is said the rrice paid was s4Oo He Is expected in Birmingham today and will join the team at Chattanooga.
 Cavender's batting average is the best In the Texas League.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE GAMES.
Atlanta, 2; chattanoooa. i,

Chattanooga, June 19.--After putting up sensational game for eight innings, Chattanooga lost in the ninth with two out A base on balls, an error by Spratt and Latimers single gave Atlanta the game, which as played in the renarlsa- ble time Of 1924 Longley of Atlanta played his first game with Chattanooga today. Attendance 5000. Score:
 R.H. E. Chattanooga :. 70 000o-1 5 ? Atlanta '., :. 70 0 0 0000 2-o 3 Batteries-Brennan and Roth; Henley and Latimer.
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chlcaao. 2: Baltimore, Q.

Chicago, June 19.-1he Baltimore team lad a had case of rettles in the first in- ming, a gift, a sacrifice. sn error' Wild pitch and ,crntch single giving the To- calls nll the runs scored in the game. Only one hit was mt de of Callahan un- til the ninth. Attendance 3l20. Score:
 R.H.E. Chicago .2o00o0o oo0-2 3 l Baltimore .0O00o00 co l Batteries-Callahan and McFarland; Cronin and Brt snahen.
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Boston, 4; Detroit, 1.

Detrcit, Mich, June 1s-Stupid work by Siever gave Boston lead in the first inning and they were never headed Stahi stcle home frcm third in the first inning while Siever held the ball in the air pre- pairing to pitch. Attendance 20O0. Score:
 R.H.E. Detroit e. .. ......0 c 70 000 0--1 Bostor ..200O0 0200 0-4 ! 2 Batteries-Siever ard Buelow; Winters ard Warner.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago, '; Cincinnati. 5.

Cincinnati. June 1s.-The Chicago team landed on Hahn's delivery today and hit him all over the lot. A decision which appeared very raw by Umpire Powers cost the Cincinnati team three runs and the game in the third inning. Attendance 1000. Score: R.HE. Cincinnati. .. .. ..0220 0-5 9 2 Chicago. .. .. .. 70 0320 20 0-7 13 8
 Batteries-Hahn and Peitz; Lundgrel and Chance.
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the game. Outside of this inning the game was filled with brilliant playing. Attend ance 290o Score: R.H-E. PittsburR. :. ..10OO10000- 0-2 ii St. Louis .. .. ....0 o3000 o-s 0
 Batteries-Tannehill and Zimmer; M. oNen and J. O'Neil.
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At New York.

New York. June 1s.-The rain of the early morning ruined what promised to be a good days sport at Sheepshead Bay. With Yankee and Old England scratched Hatasoo had only to gallop to win the Swift stakes at seven-eighths of a mile. Herbert with 12e pounds up won the third race by three lengths.
 First race. six furlongs on main track. selling: Graden, 10v (Cochran) to 1 won; Femesole 100 (Redfern) 1 to 3 second; Military. 10S (O'Connor) to 1 third. Time 1:14 2-5
 Second race, last five furlongs of fu- turity course: Gold Money. 110 (OCon- nor) Il to won; Birch Brook, 11o (Shaw) to 1 second; Lady Josephine, 1l0 (Odom) 10 to l third Time 1:02.
 Third race, mile and furlong handi- cap: Herbert, 126 (Smith) 15 to 2 won; Monarka, 11S c. Martini to l second;
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Summary-rwo-base hits-Lauzon and Desver. Throe-tasc hits-KnoIl. Bases on errors-Neshvillc 8: Birmingham B. Dcublc riays-Lowney to Abbatichio to BIfsey; Weaver to Haller; Weaver to Dowtc. Left on bases-Nashville 5; Dir- miDgham 2. Sacrifice hits-Bussey. Stolen baees-Kennedy, Wiseman B. Abbatichio ?, Knoll. I,owney ?, Cargo Hit by pitched ball-By Sanders l. Bases on balls-On Sanders 1; of Denver f. Struck ort-By Sanders l. by Deaver l. Umpire Strauss. Time 1.50
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PhIladeIphIa. 6; St. LouIs. Q.

St. Louis, June 1s,--Four hits includ- Ing a double, and three St. Louis errors gave the Philadelphia team five runs and the game In the seventh inning. Attend ance HOO. Score: R H.E. St. Louis :. .o100011 0-3 12 4 Philadelphia .. U 0 70 o0 5 0-S 10 }
 Batteries-Harper and Sugden; Hus- tirQs and Powers.
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crcokIyn, 6; P.,iIadeIphia. 1.

Philadelphia, June 19.-Donavan pitched steady, effective game against which Philadelphia could make no headway. Brooklyn hit Duggleby hard at times. Att tendance ITS. Score: R.H.E. Brooklyn .. .... ..20 002 Is 12 2 Philadelphia .. .. 70 .0000100 00-1 6 2
 Batteries-Donovan and Farrell; Dug gleby and Jacklitsch.
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Rain at Boston.

Boston. June 1s-The two games be- tween New York and Boston scheduled for today were postponed on account of rain
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OTHLR GAM ES.
Anniston. 1s; syIaoauaa, 2.

Anniston, June 19.-(Special.) l.)-Anniston won today from Sylaoauga in a llstless game. The score was 13 to !. Batteries Anniston, Matthews and Johnson; Syla- oeuRa, c. Sowel and O. Sowell and An al ews
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Washington, 5; Cleveland, 3.

Cleveland, June 1.-Two sensational catches by Ryan in the eighth and ninth innings prevented Cleveland from win- ming out Attendance 343o Score:
 R.H.E. Cleveland ..0O01100 1-s 9 ? Washington .. ....2 0 1 1 o 0 0 O-S Il Battsries-Bernhard and Bemis; Orth ard Clark
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St. Louis, 8; ?ittsbura, 2.

Pittsburg. June 1s.-Four hits and two errors in the third inning gave St. Louis
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Line and half tone cuts. Age-Herald Engraving Company.
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New Decatur, g; St. Bernard, 8.
 New Decatur. June 1s.-(Special)-New Decatur defeated Bernard College of Cullmnn today by a score of g to $.
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NASHVILLE MADE
 GARRISON FINISH Coal Barons Held Leaders Down
 We'll Until Eighth DEAVER HIT BALL HARD Out of Four TImes Up BIrmlngham's Pitcher Got Three Singles and
 Two-Baeeer-Barons Lost
 Ginger Towards End.
DEAVER HIT BALL HARD
sournER... LEAGUE STANDING.

armES YESTERDAY, g; Birmingham, { 2; Chattanooga, 1.
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ASSOCIATION
 CLOSES ITS WORK

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GAMES TODAY. Birmingham at Nashville. Atlanta at Chattanooga. Little Rock at New Orleans. Shreveport at Memphis.
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Peach Snow-and- Cream at Stones
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$ ;;.; %;; E. 5:;. LOVEMAN, S; $ ; E. ss;.' ;;
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Ice Is Dearer This Year r-Get Refrigerator
 That Saves Not Wastes Ice.

who cheap price Refrigerator prompted by of economy makes miStake-its extravagance
 price, inferior Refrigerator wastes ice in difference between its cost and the of good Refg these days of progress good regerao but ice iS
 We have Refigerao that from scientific standpoint perfect points advantage average Refrigerator and these points advantage will be gad to explain to you
 35-pound capacity 500 40-pound ice capacity, 1000 50pound ice capacity, l2.15 75-pound ice capacity, t4.5O 00-pound ice capacity, l6.75
 5pound ice capacity, 1915 5O-pound ice capacity 22.5O H5-pound ice capacity, 25.00 225-pound ice capacity, 32.50
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TO DEMAND AN
 ElGHT-HOUR DAY

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R. H. HAGOOD, Administrator Margaret Walker, De- ceased. BRADLEY & MORROW. Attorneys.
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-04-05
CORN AND OATS GROVER:

UNuLING prices for grain should encourage farmers to ,tiz their
Tx Corn and The crops crops that will paw
While and all products have strong upward
turn fertilizers have advanced in price
furnish plant money in brand we
know Of 1t the cheapest complete fertilizer
~ !" o"" "fn, our Wel-k''" standard Phosphate while 1t Is
equal to it in both available lohorc acid and potash farmers
unfortunately for themselves do pay much
guarantees and chemical analysis but they would remember that
three elements Of plant food guaranteed fertilizer
posphoic acid potash it then becomes
the guaranteed in the different
for r There are brands now selling in this county at 50
R q" IN n raf'" commercial value credited to 1t b" the
usually distant and
the farmer the freight and the local agents
All brands will bear comparison any
the county and the farmers hands profit
cost productions than his other
both Pennsylvania and Maryland. the chemists selecting
the two showed
: ;:;:!; :.::; $ : Ssh:
Comparative per on sso$
In iS" the averg" ANALYSIS q" s s GRowrH supERpHos
pHATE by the State Chemists Pennsylvania Maryland and Delaware
;; :s; 4: S: ssh: SSH: $;
We do know county anay-
non" . 4Gnmf costs t the r %Tr as lem moey
1' S;s actual; "'% 's rs per Pc: : cent E; $;
Most of the Rock Potash brands compete wiho guarantee
:, and rarely ayu' much above it,
The average SOLUBLE BONE last year.
10y the same chemists showed:
rhosrtc ~....~~.. TOO. per cent * per- cent
Such results cannot b" beaten and take satisfaction in calling
that than guarantee but will prove upon compalison
that we guarantee" more than our competitors for the same money
The Scott Fertilizer Company
ELKTON, ND.
MANLY Drenmen, Local Representative.
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HOWARD HOUSE.

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Washington Foster, Elk Neck.
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w. II. Scotch. Baltimore.
!. G. Mclaughlin. Philadelphia.
Miss Armstrong, Newark, Del.
w. H. Yorker. Buffalo. \. Y.
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j.. Il Bond. Port deposit,
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&. * Sullivan, Prrryvillr.
.ol'i' II. GauSt, baltimore.
!. G. Price, Eailrvillr.
Mrs l.. Underwood. { hes ter. Pa.
!. L. Murphy. Baltimore.
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COlOra.

CoLoRA. MD, Apni !, isU2
Copies Of the "Cec,l Wing" are on sal
each ,ceek in Colora, at s. r lViley's store.
8 cents copy.
Rev. ". Il. Greenfield. ur Perry Willie,
called ~! his friends here on Wednesday.
Miss l.ettir Morrison spent Sunday
with her sister. Mrs Frank Montgomery,
III Fr"n"htowm
Mr.. aud Mrs Albert NicEIc were the
guests OF M Cooley NlckIr ana Family,
on Suudag
Oliver lainhcl', of Chester, pa, spent
| Easter a his home, near here
Alva III. Tyson, Of Baltimore ~ visit
ing a. III" nom" of his father. Samuel
Tyson
Mr.. amt Mrs Joseph Krauha yI,it,-i
friends at Port Deposit from Satr~iay
until Monday.
The Young ladies Of Mount Pleasant NJ.
+. Church had the church very prottiIy
decorated for Easter services with ralm~
@nd pott"d plants
West Nottingham Prcshytcrnt Ghunrn
Was beautifully decorated for Easter with
palms and Faster lilies.
Elwood l}alderston is coniiu"d 2" MS
home suffering from lumbago
Miss Mabel Wiley returned 10 Balti-
| more on Tuesday morning.
Charles u. Moore shipped 4 droy,, Of
| tprty-thrc" fine fat cattle to Baltimo-... on
! Monday.
John A. Ncsbitt, of Lafayette OGit,.Gr.
spent the Faster holidays at bis nom"
here.
Miss Elizabeth Smithson, OF Newark,
Del, is visiting her mother AMI aister at
| Mount Pleasant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Nickle had their
It'll" infant daughter, Gladys May,
| christened Wednesday evening, by Rev.
w. T.. Greenfield
Benjamin Jones, of New Valley, mad
Two of his fingers badly mashed while
nj work in the rock cut mt Rowlandvillo.
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on Sunday evening. DR. Ernest Rowland
dressed them.
Harvey .Woodr"W. son of the lat"
Stephen j. Woodrow. died III the home
of his brother. Harry W"odrow. 1T PHO =
Town. last Sunday morning. from
| Sright'> disease. aged T.; years. Funeral
services were conducted by Rev. W. T..
Gre, Iirld. Of rrrryvillr. on Wednesday.
lutrrment in West Nottingham Friends
| Buryin" Ground
Several tons 81 rocks fell last Sunday
morning. on the railroad III the Rock
| cut" near Rowlanhvillc. \ crew IT
wnrkn"n were sent down on Il TAIN Sun-
day evening. to assist in clearing the
track. They had To blast the large rocks
| in order to get them ont Of the way.
| Quite II number of men worked Sunday
night AMI all day Monday. On Monday
| Forenoon passengers Wrr" transferred
around the trouble. by evening the track
WAS cleared enough Ia allow the trains
lu grt through the cut.
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HOTEL ELKTON.

". 7. Clements, i'hiladrlph il.
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l"lphia.
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The "Cecil Wing" is on sale each ,oeek in
North East at Reynolds Ne,os Stand. 8
cents copy.
Miss Jennie Cooley. of Port Deposit.
| was pleasantly entertained by Miss
Nellie Anderson. Il few days this week.
| Arthur Beatty. of Philadelphia, spent
| the Easter holidays with his father,
Judge Beatty.
Misses Helen Rceder and Margaret
Eurgier. spent several days this week in
| Wilmington. Del.
Mrs. Breed. of Chicago. ILL.,. is the guest
of Mrs. Margaret Hughes.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Burns. of Phila-
''"!pha. spent Sunday with Mrs. Harvey.
| Frank Reynolds has moved his HOUSE,
hold goods from Principio to the Cam
rron house. on Main street. Harry Me
Guirk of Principle. has moved to the
| Hammond house in Prrkinsvillr.
| The High School base ball team has
closed dates with West Nottingham and
Chesapeake City. The manager would
like to arrange dates with Elkton and
| Port Deposit. The first game will h.
played with Chesapeake" City. on April
Eth
| Mr.. w. =. Handy. of Aberdeen. will
operate the canning house of Il. +.
| Thomas. the coming summer. Mr.. Handy
| has been in town the past week making
contracts with the farmers for tomatoes
Sylvester Preston will be the manager.
Mrs. Mary f. llalliwrll. of Camden.
y. j.. was II visitor to her son. Dir. X. G..
| | Underwood. few days this week.
Miss Sherwood. Of Baltimore county.
| i the guest of MIR and Mrs w
| Wise.
| W. ii. Abrams is attending the NJ. 7.
conference at '"ntr"ville. Md. as Il lay
':Hrgatr
| 'ir"rS" BURGER is S"i"urning 1T Parks
hnrg, Ia.
| Mrs. Richard Scotch has returned
l"lll" from pleasant visit t" friends in
| Philadelphia.
Mrs. Maggi" Woodrow and son Daniel,
81 Philadelphia. w"r" the guests of DIR.
and Mrs. Underwood, on Friday last
Miss Rehlghh Holm OF Fort DEPOSIT.
WAS the guest of DIR. and Mrs. i. T.
h"nSeke"p"r.
II. NJ. Clark lost valuable mule ON"
day last week. by being hung by the hal
Ter rope" which was loosely tied.
| Miss CARR" Palmer has been appointed
'E IN" trustees OF tn" iliva1e school. as
teacher. ana VIII open on Monday. Miss
| i;tImer has teen II student at Western
| Maryland '"il"g" sine" last September.
Miss Ida Goshen, of Hannah Moor"
academy. spent til" Easter holidays with
h'r father. G'"rg" W. F"Sd"n.
y hnAt win Il 'arG" "l oysters was at
'h" wharf last Saturday.
Mrs. Il. j. Campbell and S"h. spent
sunday WIN friends III Philadelphia.
Miss ANN" Wells spent Ea~t III
ltnyr" II" Grace"
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A Nearly Fatal Runaway =.

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George X. Harrison. Haltiuor'.
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instruction in Music.

hofOugii ldSiIu non In Piano anG
Organ music 81" c'al attention given 10
Musical Kindergarten Class. Further
information call or address
MRS. THOMAS r. FREEMAN,
ala West High Street,
Telephone g. Elkton, Md.
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