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The age-herald., 1902-02-22
ARRANGEMENTS FOR
 THE FIGHT COMPLETED
McGovern and Sullivan Both Feel Con- fident of Winning-Bob Fitzsim-
 mons Arrives in Louisville.

Louisville. February 21.-All arrange ments for the fight between Terry Mc- Govern and Dave Sullivan tomorrow night before the Southern Athletic Club in this city have been completed and re- ports from the fighters indicate that they are in prime condition for the contest. Both men have finished their training and will weigh in tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock when. according to the agree ment. if either tips the scales at over 126 pounds he will forfeit $500
 McGovern will arrive tomorrow morning at S15 o'clock from Cincinnati, where he has been in training. Dave Sullivan is in Louisville. where he has been prepared for the contest by Tom Sharkey, Bob Armstrong, the negro heavy weght, and Joe Seigler. who was Young Corbett's s sparring partner when he trained for his successful fight with McGovern on Thanksgiving day.
 Bob Fitzsimmons. who will referee the contest, arrived in the city tonight.
The age-herald., 1902-02-22
NOTHING HEARD
 FROM BRIGANDS
MONEY HAS BEEN PAID OVER AND IF THEY FAIL TO KEEP PROMISE DEMANDS WILL BE MADE OF TURKEY.

Washington, February 21--It Is esti- mated at the State Department that fir teen days have now elapsed since the money for Miss Stones ransom was paid over to the agents of the brigands At least five days have elapsed beyond the time fixed in the stipulation to place her in the hands of her friends. There Is no explanation for the delay. It is hoped that physical conditions, such as heavy snows and adverse weather, may account for the failure to secure her delivery. The officials are loath to believe that there has been a breach of faith on the part of the brigands, but even If this were so they do not regard themselves as blameworthy for having trusted them.
 From the first the United States gov ernment has been adverse to paying ran- som, put in response to appeals from eV- cry quarter reluctantly authorized MT. Leishman to deal with the brigands.
 However, if it turns out that the bri- gands have broken faith and that they either have taken the ransom money and spirited the captives away again. or that they have killed them. then there will be no further attempt to deal with the brigands on the part of the United States but its entire power will be d. rected upon Turkey and Bulgaria to pro- cure the swift and certain eXtermination of the brigands rega' 6less of cost or ef- for
The age-herald., 1902-02-22
LETTER HEADS ALL HIS OWN.
Chief Austin Adopts Artistic Style lr Stationery for Police Department.

Chief of Police Austin has had a new outfit of letter heads and envelopes printed. He has departed from the chan mel pursued by all the departments of the city government for the past twenty years in this matter and has branched off all by himself.
 He has on the letter heads a cut show ing the court house from the most ad- vantageous point. Below it appears De partment of Police, c. w. Austin, Chief ' Just to the right of the picture of the court house is cotton branch contain ing several wide open boles In large letters appears City of Birmingham Ala" and worked into that nicely is the seal of the State.
The age-herald., 1902-02-22
) Me aMs. L-M~

Wine of Cardui. This is because Wine of Cardui lifts woman from the despair of a life shattered by suffering. It gives them health for their sickness, strength for their weakness, ambition for their despondency. buoyancy for their pain. No suffering woman of serious thought, with an active interest in her own welfare, will neglect to take this great remedy.
 Mrs. Fuller's physician failed, but Wine of Cardui in three weeks cured her mem strnal disorders and womb trouble which were causing stomach trouble. The terri ble flooding was wasting her blood and strength. Stomach trouble, nervous and bilious attacks were making life a torture. What better offer of health can any woman ask than this? Lay hold of it today by securing a $1 .00 bottle of Wine of Cardui from your druggist and begin the treat- ment today.
 If you need advice write to The Ladies' Advisory Department, The Chattanooga Medicine Co.,, Chattanooga, Tenn, and tell them just what is the matter De- scribe your case as fully as you can and . confidential letter of medical advice will Dc sent you free of charge.
The age-herald., 1902-02-22
At San Francisco.

San Francisco, February 21.-Results al Oakland:
 First race, one-half mile, for maiden 2-year-olds, purse-Nigrette 1lO (o'Con- nor), l to 9, won; Del Segno 112 CConleD, to l, second; Tom Mitchell 11O (Ransch, 3 to 1, third. Time: 0:52.
 Second race, one mile purse-Bassenzo 104 q. Daly), ? to l. won; Urchin 1ls Ransch), 6 to 1. second; kildoe lO4 L. Jackson), 31s to 1, third Time: 1:34
 Third race, one mile, selling-Bragg 9i CRansch), to l, won; Redwald Ill (Bullman), to 1, second; Duckoy 1lC (O'Connor), 1 to 4 third Time: 1:4S1R.
 Fourth race, seven-eighths of mile' selling-Sombrero 94 C.. Jackson), to 10, won; Botany 4 (Ransch), 21s to l, sec ond; Dunblane 112 CBullman), 15 to l. third. Time: :32.
 Fifth race, three-quarters of a mile, selling-Water Scratch 10S (O'Connor), < to B. won; Evander 10S tBullman) 10 to 1, second; Colonial Girl 1O7 QL Jackson), s to 5. third. Time: IS.
 Sixth race, mile and one-sixteenth, sell ing-Siddons TOT (O'Connor), ? to l, won; Sea Lion 106 O Jackson), 21s to l, sec ond; Hungarian 106 Qdowson), 3la to l. third. Time: 1:54.
The age-herald., 1902-02-22
..FOOD FOR FANS.


 Fred Abbott has signed with New Or leans and this season will be the star of the bunch His negotiations with Cincin- nati are all off and he will be Southern Leaguer.
 Newt Fisher of Nashville is anxious to sign Dock Weisman and is now in Gin cinnati trying to land him. He wants a short stop and will try Dock there this season. If he is failure he will be sent back to his old place in left.
 Will McDevitt, who held down center field last season for the local team, is in New Orleans. He has not yet been signed.
 Louisville will be among the National League teams this year. Patsie Tebeau will have charge of the franchise and promises to make something good out Of it. The grounds for a park are being se- lected and soon a team will be an- nounced
 New Orleans is making extensive alter ations in her grand stand so as to accom- modate several thousand more fans Man ager Powell will be able to seat between 10000 and 15,000 this season.
 Billy York, who last year decided be- tween the fouls and strikes, is wintering in New Orleans. He will not be among the umpires of the Southern League this season.
 Rirminghams diamond Is In shape for fast ball It has been filled in and the work is practically completed. Before the season opens it will be rolled and scraped so as to make it absolutely level | Lowney, crack shortstop of last years l Little Rock team has signed to play tho same position for Nashville the coming season It is said that Nashville paid s2O for his release from Little Rock.
 The Capitol City Athletic and Baseball Association has decided to put up hall of the backing for the Nashville tean for the coming season. Manager New Fisher will put up the other $1,250.
 Bill Kreig, now manager of the Chatta nooga team, claims to have signed Short stop Charles Teas of Cedar Rapids; Out fielder Harry Sehlafley of Evansville Second Baseman Thomas Kiernan of De catur; Catchers l.. G. Post, Tom Dough erty and James Shocks and Pitcher Bren nan.-Rockford, Ia., Gazette.
 Yesterday contract was received b, the local managers from a new pitcher who is said to be a good thing. He is south-paw and was star in the North western League last year. His name i James McKenna and he halls from tn Windy City. Manager Frank Haller ha written saying he is a great find
The age-herald., 1902-02-22

dent of the Social Science Club she is a leader of the best thought in her commu- nity. She writes
 :" Three years ago suffered with inflam- nation ot the womb caused by catching bad cold during menstruation. had vio- lent pains in the lower part of the abdomen. also along the spinal column, and frequent headaches, Al times my mensss would stop altogether and then .saddenly l would flow without ceasing.
 |" consulted my family physician and he prescribed for me, but got no relief. Read ing an advertisement in the paper of what McElree's Wine of Cardta could do for such a case decided to tryit and took it faith fully for three weeks, when to my relief and delight found myself entirely cured and my general health much improved"
 To cure woman suffering like Mrs. Fuller suffered, in three weeks, is truly a great thing for any medicine, but with Wine of Cardui this very thing is occurring every day. The story of Wine of Cardui is an old one but it is coming home with renewed force to. thousands of women. Mrs. Fuller's letter is only one note in the great chorus of praise that is going up to
The age-herald., 1902-02-22

FAMILY doctor who has attended
 IA father and mother in sickness,
 watched over the children as babies and given them advice as they grew up to maidenhood and manhood has very close relation to the family. When he comes in half the suffering seems over, half the dan ger past. He comes at all hours of the night and day and after years of such service confidence in him is almost un- bounded. But in time the mother begins to ail and the daughters growing up de- velop the troubles and weaknesses of woni- anhood. Here the physician very often makes his mistake. The mother may be going through the change of life, but the physician calls it general running down of the system or thinning blood. He ire quently treats bearing-down pains as kid ney trouble and says deranged menses are mere temporary troubles that will wear of.
 In treating every case from whooping cough to diphtheria and typhoid fever the average physician has no time to specialize any one class of diseases; has no oppor- tunlty to make study of the particular maladies of women And he has another disadvantage in that thousands of modest women will not tell the details of this kind of sickness to doctor. But Wine of Cardui Is family physician, speciaifstef Of famale diseases that has never been discredited as aregulator of menstrual disorders. It sell dom fails to effect perfect cure and when cases are absolutely incurable, it never fails to benefit the patient.
 Mrs. Theodore Fuller, of Neenah, Wis, is one of the thousands of women who have cause to praise Wine of Cardui. She is one of the prominent women of her town and her letter cannot fail to attract the atten- tion of thousands of sufferers As Presi-
The age-herald., 1902-02-22
increase in Insurance Rates.

Atlanta, February 2l.-The Southeastern Tariff Association today decided that 25 per cent increase in insurance rates be made on all stocks of merchandise with out exception, and on frame store build ings: also on all manufacturing risks and other special hazards which have not been rated under revised schedules within a year. This action went into effect today and was caused by the extraordinary fire losses which they have been called upon to bear during the last three years, and especially since the beginning of the pres ent year.
The age-herald., 1902-02-22
United States Satisfied,

Washington, February 21.-The United States government is now perfectly sat isfied as to the correctness of Russia 8 intentions respecting Manchuria. The pledges heretofore obtained from Russia have been renewed and reinforced so strongly that they must be accepted as satisfactory unless our government of prepared to deliberately question Russia s integrity, which it has not the least dis position to do.
The age-herald., 1902-02-22
More Stars for the FIaq.

Washington February 21.-The House committee on territories today unani- mously voted to report bills for the ad- mission to statehood of the territories of New Mexico. Arizona and Oklahoma The vote was taken upon a motion made by Mir. Moon, of Tennessee declaring it to be the sense of the committee that the three territories were entitled to state- hood and that subcommittee be ap- pointed to prepare the bills. The sub committees were appointed.
The age-herald., 1902-02-22
Girls Killed By Gas.

Philadelphia. February 21.-Marie Re- iahm aged 19 and Lizzie klosterer, aged 27 years, employed in the restaurant of Jacob Hess, 2701 Germantown avenue, were found dead in bed this morning. having been asphyxiated by gas. The girls roomed together and the gas es- caped from a register in the room.
The age-herald., 1902-02-22
Col. L. D. Starke Dead.

Norfolk, February 21.-Col. L. D.. Starke an eminent lawyer, died here to- night at the age of 76 years He was colonel in the Confederate army at Cape Hatteras, was a prominent journalist just after the war, and at the time of his death was president of the Norfolk Land Mark Publishing Company.
The age-herald., 1902-02-22

Corinne C., 1O5 (Wallace), 20 to 1, third Time :53. Sixth race selling, mile and sixteenth Little Tommy Tucker 104 CWallace), tc 1, won; Annie Darling 99 tCreamer), L
 to 1, second Bequeath 105 Oyne), 20 to
 l, third. Time, 1:56.
The age-herald., 1902-02-22

Don't take any chances. Keep your blood pure and health good by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla.
The age-herald., 1902-02-22

Muslin night shirts, plain white or colored, embroidered trimmed, full size, soc quality, Saturday 3Sc
 Cambric night shirts, extra lengths, either in plain white or trimmed with best quality
The age-herald., 1902-02-22

start to finish, but had they failed at any point 1t would have been lost.
 The score at the end of the first half was 20 to g. the Howard team being in the lead. During the second half both teams played about even. the Howard boys, however, making one more point than the visitors. The game was pretty one and was witnessed by a large crowd. Roth teams were well supported by = . .. - =. =
The age-herald., 1902-02-22

Here are also all-wool 75c and 85c Knee Pants, at soc
 Norfolk Suits, medium weights, in serge and flannel, at 2.50 The three-piece Suits in the new semi-rough cheviot, running in
The age-herald., 1902-02-22

Have your cuts for advertising made by Age Herald Engraving ca.
The age-herald., 1902-02-22

FOR SALE-A Yost type writer in very good condi- tion; will sell cheap; can be seen at The Age-Herald bus mess office.
The age-herald., 1902-02-22
New Things in Boys Clothing.

We have just received 200 of knee trousers for boys iron They in worsted cheviot assimere and The mixed and solid coo They price from 50c to t50.
The age-herald., 1902-02-22

shades from gray to onve. The Things are mercerized. The shoulders are wide. The seams
 staid. Silk stitched. The suit is one of the newest novelties of the coming Spring, for boys from z to 16 years-the price is 3.95
The age-herald., 1902-02-22
Special Sale of Mems Furnishings.

Here are three special lots that will appeal to the mer soc night shirt at 39c 75c night shirts at 4Oc. Sl0O night shirts at 69c
The age-herald., 1902-02-22

braid, 75c quality, Saturday
 49c Fine soft quality muslin night shirts, plain white or silk braid trimmed, extra length, LOO quality, Saturday
 69c
The age-herald., 1902-02-22

Louisville will be among the Nationa League teams this year. Patsie Tebear will have charge of the franchise and promises to make something good out oi it. The grounds for park are being se lected and soon a team will be an nounced.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-04-24
RbnHiId1r Griimltte,

Die ipeltpolitiIhsn 8etra9,unsen
BON Cecil &bobes, ipslde 8. %. 5tsab
In Der Hepieip of Rebietps als Grim
iierungsbldtt an ben 8erltorbenen
brinst, IafIen benielbsn als ben slei=
den 2rdumer erfennen, als pel6en sr
iid in ieinem 9eitament seaeist bat.
Dabei fommt bas intent ensliihz
rationale @mpf;nben bes Mannes
ipieber gum Qusbrud. @nglano iibsr
Mnes! I1cint ipirflilh Der @runbufforS
feines 2sbens getpsien Su fein. gnes,
mas in Der Welt porecbt, sruppirt er
Inn gnalanbs sntereiie. Der 6ieg
Der enelifden RaTe unD ibrer Spra9e
fhDebt ibm als bD9ites 3iel por unh
5n benz 3tped befiirnprtet er audi bic
englifb=amerifaniide 8erbriiosruns.
Mit 5dmera iiebt er, pie gnslenb i'm
iDirtbfhaftli9en Mitbetperb Der 8Dl>
ter auriidgebt. Oebbalb bsflast er bic
Rrr5iihtigfeit fsiner Staotsmdnne-.
bic ibre Rraft in nidtisen Mnsslesen>
beiten Derfplittern, ndbrenb lie nit
tiibnem gntfhlub Der ganaen Welt
ben Jeboebanbidub bintperfen, einea
3Ollfries ertldren iollten, Der Bis gum
bitteriten gnbe ausgefdmpft perben
miiFe. Nur 10 tonne Der sSriebe ae=
iuonnsn iperben, nnb tpenn berielb,
geiponnen fsi, bann tperbe basMiIenz
mum fommen. po gnalano uno Mmez
rita, innis Derbunben, bic Welt be-
berrfden.
Mbob<s bat iih bic Nerbriiberuna
ols pirtlihe 1lnion gebaht, beiba 2dns
ber nit geueinfamer Resierung, 70
melt bic grpben Weltaiele in Betrahi
tOmnltn, nit 9ome NuIe betreffs bei
infleren Mngelegenbeiten. Gin fDberules
Qdrlament f0nnte umfhihtis tagen,
fiinf Sabre in Md5bington, flint Sabre
tn QDnbon. I'm Das Wbantaiiebilb au
ptriDirfliden, ippIlte Mtpbes cine inter-
rationale 2ien gebifhet ipiiIsn, eine
9<beime Drgdnifation, berel WlitgIie=
btr dlS 9rGger nes lnionsaebantens
N 1utr Melt arbeiten miiBten. 3uf
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be Dtrtreter bes GroBiapitals beruz
tn. ct bsbuuert es, baB Baron
9irf9 nit ieinen hunbert Mil[ionen
lidbt in ben Dienit bts @kbnnfens as.
fent tutrben fnnnte. Der qs1ammte.
|oilf9sb 9sbdufie Rti1tbum bsr Mslt foIIts
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-04-24

in bieitr aebeimen DlaaniIafipn per=
treten iein, Der bic @tfhide Des Melts
reicbes anbertraut fem ipiirDen uls
elmer Glisarhie, eeren bDhaes 3isi
bic 9err1daft bes Britentbums aui
Der ganaen grbe fein ntiiBte. Mas iid
bem in ben Meg itelIte, ipiirOe einfaG
BON Der Welttcrts tpeggepiIht lpsroen,
2anber tpte Spanien, pprtugal, psrs
fen ilnb bereleiber bdtten oaraui
feine 8erehtigung.
Die 8er0ffenttihuns burh 1errn
Steab bat, auber Der 3eitlpeiliaen
Senfution, tpeiter feinen 3tped als bi.
Melt einen peiteren Bid in bic
5raumpelt zines Bhcntaiten tlun 3u
laifen, bic 2eftiire lpirh lpobl Nieman-
ben peranlaFsn, iid fir sleihe 3iele
gu beoeiftern, Ielbft in gnglanh niht,
po iibsrbaupt Der praftiide, niidterne
@ebanfe su 6auie 1T. M6er HhDDes
lit ni1t Der ein3ioe Shpdrmer in
Northumberland Soeen gelpefen; es
sibt aud Nnbere Der Nrt, pie gum
Beiipiel iene sutsn 2eute in Mailadu-
ietts, ipeld3e an bie bortise Staats~
seIebgebnns bas @efu9 seri9tet ba-
ben. bic eriten ein!eitenDen Shritte sur
Ginberufung zines Meltparlaments Su
tbun. Der BrdIioent folle @ertreter
aner 0Dlfer Der @roe gu elmer gon=
ferena sinlaben, bic liter bic @inieb@
lng elmer Weltz9egisldtur gu beratben
bdtte. Was bic parlGmente i'm Gin
aelnen fir ibre eieenen 2dnner iino.
follte bieie 2egislatur fir alle auiam=
men fein. Damn pGre Der Weltfrtebs
esfibert. IS pdre bdniit eine &Drper-
f9aft oeI9affen, bic Shdtigteit bes
6oaser tribunals gu ersdnaen; benz
@ertdtsbpf ipdrs eine @eieBgebuns
bsiseseben. Ser eritere bdtte ent~
itebenbe Streitisteiten gu fdlidten,
bic anbere aber tonnte beren Gntitehz
nns berbinbern, tpenn 8ertreter aller
Nationen eintrddtislib Bel etnanber
fdben unb fir bic Wohlfobrt alIer
Welt in edtem fosmopolitifden Stre=
ben bemiibt pdren. Sin berrlider
9ebanfe. Rbpbes' SrGume iinb baz
NIT nod Bel Wsitem iiberboten. Iuf
her bereinten GsIbmuht, bic bonn ges
teimen gpnbsntif.l aus ipirft, bahte
er fid bic enelifde 9errlidteit por
aller Welt aufgsri6tet, bic suten2euts
BON MaHaduietts aber trGumen bon
elmer fplioarildsn 8erbriioeruns aller
8Olfer, oeren 8ertreter in fdDniter
6armpnie Elm Milennium i6affen.
Srob Matsrialismus unb CONNER
3idlismus = bieS6pdrmer iinb nod
ntc1t ale tpbt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-04-24

den. nit benz man etmds gdrbplI6ure
pxrmiff)t. Der Mai lit ber MDnot, tpo
aIles linesaiefer frifd gum asbtn erz
paht unb iih fbnellifens Dermebrt.
glud in Der umgebung bes 0iibners
bouies unb auf benz 6iibnerbpfe, ipD
fold elmer eriltirt. mub mnnAeinignny
balten nnb Drbnnns fduffen, alien
lInrat1 fortbringen; Der 0iibnerhof
muB 10 rein nnb flar feitl dls innen
bas 6iihnerbaus. Golhe Mrbeiten
geben oer sanaen Nnlase nidt nur Elm
rsinlihes, nettes unb gefilliges Muss
ieben, fonbern aud 2duie unb Wilbcn
unb anberes llnge5iefer famrnt ibrer
Brut iperhen baburh in ibrem Niiten
seitDrt unb gum grDBten 5bsile Derz
nihtet; Granfbeit ,nnb Sob unter benz
gefliisel in fpdtersr 3eit tpirb Dorse.
beugt. 2etber aber i1ur mub feftgez
itellt tperbsn, bah iib Der Durhs
fbnittsfarmer tppbl Inn alles m0glihe
in feiner Wirtbihaft CUR re9ten 3eit
fiimmert, nur ni9t un1 feline Qibner,
mics oeren gebt unb ob's linen gut
ober idleht sebt. SIM Mai 1T es and)
nod aeniigenb 3eit, Inn bon ben fleis
neren friibreifen 9iibneriortsn, ipie ben
Geabcrns, Spantern unb 0ambnrgerit
aiiden ansbriiter su laTen. Die jun-
gen 6iibner bieier 9prten ipahfen
f9nea unb enttpidsln iib 10 frib, 70
bab Giiden, bic gum eritsn SUM ooec
auh nod fpdter ausfpmrren, bod
1hon Nuseangs Sftober uno i'm gp@
pember anfansen gu lesen. Man tpirc
aber audi nit Wortbeil nod BON ben
grDberen Hafisn i'm Mai ausbriiten
fonnen; Maibruten BON Bbanoottes
uno pibmoutb Rods geben ebenfalls
nod quite Wtnterleger, tpenn lie halbz
ipees entfprehenb aefiittsrt iperoen.
Die notbige pflese 1T ben f9pn aus=
getpmmensn 8iiden nidt Dor3uent1al=
ten. Riid.ntdfigs IoIIten porbanben
fein, in ipsl9en bic @lude nit ben
Sungsn hauien fann uno iolde mufIen
rein uno troden innen sebalten fper-
ben, our Nadt enttpeber in ben GtaIf
aetrasen, ocer ipenn iie brauBen blsi=
ben iollen. miiien lie gut unter 0erz
i9las sebra9t lperben. Mn iaDnen
Sagen sRbt man @lude uno aiden
stpas Guslauf ldbt es aud ME an
nDtbigem unb ridttsem Sutter, fiiBer
Wttld unb friidem reinem MaGer
feblen. @ana belonesrs muB man in
Der erIten 3eit Bel ben 3iiden Elm Muee
auf 2duie baben. Wenn au oisier 3sit
ober au9 fpdter man Bel irssnb einem
Der sSunsen bemerft, DaB es bic sslii-
gel bdnaen ldBt unb nadldleppt, ben
8opf auf ben 8oben febt, 10 bab es
ausiiebt, als Db es auf bem Ropf
iteben mDbte, ben gopf auf ben Riidsn
pirft, triib unb niebersei9lagen audt
uno umberitebt, 10 tit bic Nnnabme
bere6tigt, bab es 2duie BAT; unr
lpenn zines pelde bat, baben lie audi
mebrere. Man mub bonn qriinblihe
9einisnna in ben Rdfisen balten nnb
Mlte uno sJunse NIT eirem 2duiemittel
bebanoeln.