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The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-28
All Obstacles Removed.

New Orleans, April 27.-All obstacles ts the sewerage In New Orleans were rel moved today by a decision of the Su- preme court upholding the constitutional ity of the amendments providing for the tax under which a bond issue of SIP. 900, 900 was made. The legality of the bonds was attacked because the proposed con- stitutional amendments had not been read three times in full in each branch of the general assembly. The court held that reading in full was not absolutely essential.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-28
The Ferd Marxes Win.

The Ferd Marx baseball team defeated the East Birmingham sluggers yesterday by a score of 15 to H. The game at times was dramatic and nothing but desperate chances could have won for the Ferd Marxes. The umpire escaped safely and it is understood another game will be played next week. The men are in fine condition, the winters stiffness having been worked off by the recent hard train ing.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-28
Brooklyn. Z: Philadelphia. 1.

Brooklyn. April 27.-Brooklyn ended the series with Philadelphia today, again de- feating the visitors, thus ending the se- ries by winning three out of four. The Philadelphians were unable to do much against Jones, who kept the hits well scattered while Hanlons men hit Dug gleby freely. Attendance, 21O0 Score:
 RH.E. Philadelphia . .. .0OO10OOO0 0-7 5 2 Batteries: Jones and Ritter; Duggleby and Roth.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-28
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York, 10; Boston, 7.

New York April 27.-New York defeat- ed Boston in the last game of the series. The visitors scored two home runs which were good for six talles, and Mathewson gave the other run on a base on balls and two successive wild pitches. Attend ance 5000. Score: R.H.E. New York .. :. ......401O20 *10 1 Boston :. <. :. 10 0020-7 6 6
 Batteries Mathewson and Warner; Ma larkey and Kittredge
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington, 6; Boston, 3.

Washington, April 27.--After Boston had outbatted Washington in the early stages of today's game Dineen, the visiting twirer, went to pieces in the eighth in- ming. Catcher Farrell. in attempting 10 steal second base in the second inning, fractured his leg and will be out of the game for a long time. Attendance 3S4f. Score: R.HE. Washington .... ...1 0001 4"-6 0 Boston m ......1 0 00000 C. 3 F ?
 Batteries-orth and Clarke; Dineen and Farrell and Criger
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make a whirlwind finish. But New Or leans hit Dolan hard and timely and se- cured score large enough to win out by l narrow margin. Adams held Little Rock down to four hits in seven innings, but let down at the end. Attendance 25O0 Score; R.H.E. New Orleans .... ...012O2OhO2-s14 C Little Rock =. 70 Q 00032-7 1
 Batteries-Ada dams and Law; Dolan and Lynch.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-28
Three Women "Whiteoapped.v

Indianapolis. Ind. April N.-Letters from students of Indiana university at Bloomington to Governor Durbin today told of the whitecapping of three women and negro there on Saturday night. The governor sent telegram to the sheriff of Monroe county in which he said that
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-28
Detroit, 8; Chicago, 1.

Detroit, April 27.-Chicago failed to check the onward rush of the Detroits While the locals held a batting carnival at Callahan's expense, the visitors were unable to solve Mullin at critical stages. Attendance 5266. Score: R.H.E Detroit ... .s.. 70 2000 04 *-s P ( Chicago ... .... 70 o % o 0-1 ]
 Batteries-Mullin and MeAllistor; Calla- han and Sullivan.
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Philadelphia, 6; New York, O..

Philadelphia April 27.-Bender the champions Indian pitcher, shut out New York today without a run. Griffith pitch ed a good game for the visitors, but the New Works were weak al the. bat. Att tendance 7O53. Score: RH.E. New York ... 10 % % 2 Philadelphia .... ...1 Il 0040 *-6 0
 Batteries-Griffith and Bevill; Bender and Powers.
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New Orleans, 8; Little Rock, 7.

New Orleans. April 27.-Fifst Baseman Law went in to catch for New Orleans. spooner going to first and Hutchcroft in right field The new arrangement meant errors which enabled Little Rock to
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unless acts of lawlessness on the part
 of the citizens of that county under the i shadows of the laws of the university cease at once, he would in his next mes sage to the legislature recommend that the university be removed from Bloom ngton to some other part of the state.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-28
$: ;':: ::: : 5;:s;' LOVEMAN, ; ss s:::;,'
 JOSEPH @ LOEB. B '''''' This Morning at II O'Clock. This Afternoon at 4 O'Clock.

were you to the exhibit of Prlze. gowns yesterday
 If not, come today-the last dayl
 There is no charge for admission.
 All Birmingham dressmakers are invited.
 And also all their customers
 The gowns are well worth coming tpsee they will give you at least an idea or two. To look at gowns like these developes four imagination teaches you how wonder fully near perfection are the gowns we maVke. in our own Dress Making Department. NJ
 An interesting part of the exhibit is thAe5 lecture on corsets by Madam Pyne, who disyl robes and shows how to put on corset, sok to not only get comfort, but grace and carriage as well. A large number of women listened to her yesterday, and from the scraps of con versation, we judge they were very well pleased indeed. The only practical iustra- tion of disrobing and then putting on the cor set that the people of Birmingham ever have had.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-28
OTHER GAMES.
Trust Go. Wins Exciting Game.

The game between the First National bank baseball team and the club from the Trust company resulted in victory for the Trust company by score of 3i to 6. The game was very close and ex- citing and it was ''anybodys game until one side had won. The feature of the game was the roofing.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-28
Chicago, 1s; Cincinnati, 5.

Cincinnati, April 27.-Three of the local players were hit hard today and Chica- go won hands down. Hardy managed to keep the hits scattered Attendance. 5000. Score RH.E. Cincinnati :. :. 1-514 4 Chicago .. :. .....212,0 24020-13 20 3
 Batteries: sudhoff Phillips, Wiggs and Bergen; Hardy and Kling
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-28
Montgomery, 4; Atlanta, 2.

Atlanta, April 27-Fiye thousand people attended the opening game of the south ern league in Atlanta today The locals were defeated by Montgomery by a score of to ,. The Atlanta men could not hit Strelt. Score: R.H. E. Montgomery :. 2200o0 O. 1 10 Q Atlanta . ... ...0O HOO o 0--2 3 5
 Batteries-streit and Clark; Wilson and Matthews.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-28
VERY LOW RATES To Savannah, Ga, and Return via Southern Railway.

Account Southern Baptist convention. Southern railway will sell round triu tickets to Savannah. Ga. May 5. 6. '. limited to May 20, 1s0s at rate of one fare plus 20 cents. By depositing tickets with joint agent at Savannah and paying fee of 50 cents extension of final limit may be had until June 1, 1903.
 Excellent schedules, double daily trains. For sleeping car reservations a detailed information apply passenger office. Mor- ris building. Telephone SIT.
 J. c. LUSK,
 District Passenger Agent. 4-10-to-5-6
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Plttsbura. IL: St. Louis. 1.

St Louis April 27.-St. Louis misplays in the field coupled with heavy and time ly hitting by Pittsburg gave them the first game of the series. M. J. ONeil was hit hard. Attendance, 400O Score:
 RH.E. St. Louis ;. :. ...O'1OOOOOOO-1 T Pittsburg .. :. ...1 0 0O06O3 1-11 1 Batteries: M. J. o'Neil and J. ONeil and WaYers: Kennedy and Smith.
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Score by innings

Nashville e. .. ...........3 0 0 0-4
 Summary: Two base hits-Brown, Moss. Three base hit--Mitchell Bases on balls off Smith, 5 off Herman, l. Struck out By Smith, [: by Herman, 1. Stolen bases Millar, Knoll. Time of game, 1:45. Um- pire, Mace. Attendance, 3600.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-28
Shreveport, 10; Memphis, 0.

Shreveport April 27.-The locals took a running start on Memphis today ana held it until the game ended in the. fifth inning. Score: RH. E. Memphis .... ....0 0 o. 0 2 Shreveport .... ,. ......3 8 0 3 1-10 Il c
 Batteries-Harley and Accorsini; White and Graffius.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-28

Purify the blood and put the system in order for summer work by using at this time short course of Prickly Ash Bit ters. It is the greatest blood purifier on earth
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COLLEGE GAMES.

University of Georgia 5; Georgia School of Technology 3.
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5000 YELLING BASE BALL
 FANS SEE FIRST GAME
Continued from First Paoe) 2

the sensational order and he robbed sev- eral Birmingham batters of what should have been hits. Sam Brown caught a great game for the Coal Barons and his throwing to second was superb. Only two men attempted to score on him and both were chopped off in their early youth. To make his work strong Sam my lined out two clean ones out of three times up, one of them being a beautiful line drive over the center fieders head. which would have gone for three bags but for lucky bound the ball took from the fence back into the fielder's hand. The best Sammy could do was to anchor al second
 Herman, the Nashville pitcher, was somewhat of enigma throughout the game, and try as they would, the Coal Barons failed to get their hits in a clus- ter, and thereby hangs a mournful tale.
 The Game Begins.
 The game began with Wiseman at the bat for Nashville. After two strikes he rolled an easy one down to Lawler. The latter stopped to pick it up and as he did so the ball struck a clod of dirt and 
 was heard in the grandstand, but all waited patiently. Knoll, next up hit safely for one bag, sending Wiseman to third. He then stole second, but for fear of throwing wild Brown did not attempt to catch him. Moss followed with a nice crack over second base, which hit Mitchell's foot and scampered away while two runners crossed the plate Cooper was an easy out, but Cargo hit safe SCOT l,.r ing to steal second ana Lowney struck cut.
 This was hard blow for the Coal Ba- rons to face, but they went at it cheer fully. Nothing was doing in the first in- ming but in the second Vaughan led off with a pretty single to left field Millar got a base on balls. O'Brien flied out to right and Vaughan went to third on the throw. Mllar stole second but Vaughan was caught in a chase and put out at third. Mcguire hit safe, scoring Millar, and this was all Birmingham could do for the rest of the game.
 Nashville made another run in the third inning Moss walked Cooper flied out to Jimmy O OBrien, Cargo hit safe send ing Moss to third and he scored a mo- ment later on Lowney's drive over sec ond base. This was the last run of the game and from then on the scoreboard SuOWeQ a nlce lOnB Se11eS or goose GEES in both columns.
 Brown Hits for Two Bags.
 In the seventh inning Brown hit for two bases but was left there to die and 1t availed him nothing In the eighth Mitchell drove a hot one into deep right center for three bases but there were two men out and Vaughan failed to deliver the necessary hit. Nothing else had the look of a score and the game ended with the score to l.
 Umpire Mace's wor kwas generally sat isfactory, though he gave Birmingham the worst of two decisions, This was particularly noticeable on third base when O'Brien had his man by at least a foot.
 Birmingham will put Partridge in to pitch today and Nashville will depend on Shaw, who is said to be their crack.
 The score of yesterdays contest fol-
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Louisville 10, Toledo 5.
 Indianapolis 1S, Columbus 5. Kansas City 9, St. Paul 10. Milwaukee IS, Minneapolis ]
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-28

Thousands of new patrons have taken Hoods Sarsaparilla this season. You should try it.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-28
LOUISIANA PURCHASE
Exposition Dedication Exercises, St
 Louis, April 3o-May 2, 1908.

For the above occasion Mobile and Ohio agents will sell tickets at rate of one fare for the round trip. Dedication address will be by President Roosevelt Also addresses by ex-President Cleveland and other famous statesmen. Members of the cabinet, Supreme court and diplo- matic corps, admiral of the navy, lieu tenant general of the army and other dig nitaries will participate in the ceremonies. There will also be the grandest military parade and display of fireworks ever wit messed Ask your home agent for rates and particulars, or write John E. Bean A. G. F. A., St. Louis. 4-21-tu-th-to-5-z
 The only fixture factory in the South. United Electric Co.
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Sa &ina maatte nsie Jig n,eb BET for.
teite Straa.
8ette er n~aturIigois 8i9tninger,
iom man neppe fan fsre 9epiier for;
men paa iamme Sib er Der cling, fom
peaer paa. at be itnren0e hoI0er ole
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-01

s aronitaot, ben rusiiIfe gp peo
giteriisen bar Der iunbet Steo uolo-
ionrne Spteier, bpori onltrent 10000
8rrioner beltog. l1greien opitoo fra
ierIt al meaem 9anotropper % Wari'
n~eioloater, % Sc REQ cp groitetere t
8aoerne % reo S1iie neo forat faa
aaItepanben. Der bleo giort Sorisg
pan at Opnpe Sprsret peO 5iGIp al
8ronOiprsiterne, men bisie a~pparater
bIeO fuIbitpn0igt eOeIa8t al Cen ra.
ien0e Sob. Slcre B~oIitibeticnte fom
tiIifa0e. Smiiber anfom aomiraI
2doroff mco en- ppbnet af0eling iru
6Gituin8en % ipIittebe sen oprerIfe
6oIfcmosie ao. De latte SfrGf /
l1roitifterne peS at Ifpoe meb Isit
8ruot.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-01

/ 9eder 60. San bar peret Der / 7
Tiger ieGo, bogget Sus og oronet alt
paa BET beoite.
8aitor 8. o. aaien, Dunlap,
9. Sat, bar bentet Jig en- 9ruo /
Stunning @aIlep, 8ts., nemlig GIau-
otne Gpenier.
- Mt8itonPr 8etn er fommet
tilboge fra Wooogasfar og opboIoer
Jig for SiOen Dos i'm 9rober / Roro
Qofota. San mnatte iorIabe arbeibs-
marfen pao 8runO al buorIig GEL
bre6.
8onle 8aItor @itrem bar I
flere Tiger ltgget ip9 al Grip / @eIti.
90, @is. San er III til 6Orbeortng.