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The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-09-05
sUFFocATED BY GAS.
Alex Lowrey, Negro, Dies at Wander.
 bIlt From Effects of inhaIations.

Alex Lowrey. a negro, was suffocated by gas at the Vanderbilt furnaces of the Tutwiler Coal. Coke and Iron company, yesterday morning. The negro was an employe at the furnaces and was at work on the gas main which leads from the furnace to the boiler.
 There was strong flow of escaping gas from the main and he inhaled too much of it. He fell unconscious across the main and in few seconds was dead. The accident occurred about l:30 o'clock
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-09-05
BREAKS JAW CHEWING GlZZARD
Henry Aliens Serious Mishap While
 Eating His Dinner.

Henry Allen, master builder, residing at 2205 Eighth avenue, fractured tooth and jaw bone while chewing a chicken gizzard for dinner on Thursday. He was immediately seized by chill and this was followed by high fever.
 pr. J. w. Barclay was called in and set the jaw and did all in his power to relieve the patients suffering. which was intense. The physician announced that the accident was caused by chewing the grstle of the gizzard.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-09-05
RACES ID BE HELD
 AT FAIR GROUNDS Programme for Races on Labor
 Day Now Arranged COLLISION AT 5 O'CLOCK Music Will Be Supplied By MemoIl's Band During the Day-Refresh.
 ments Will Be Served on
 the Grounds.
COLLISION AT 5 O'CLOCK

Some interesting races will be conduct ed at the Fair Grounds on Labor Day, which Is next Monday, in connection with the head-end collision of locomotives which has been so extensively advertised The collision will take place at o'clock in the afternoon after the races are fin- ished.
 Music will be supplied during the day by Memolis band and refreshments and eatables will be served. The engines which are to collide will be on exhibition at the fair grounds tomorrow and the public Is invited to go out and inspect them.
 The official programme of the races is as follows
 First race. 2-year-olds, trotters and pacers: A beautiful silver cup given by Division No. 156. B. of L. E.
 Names of horses. Owners. 1. Allis Lampkin.... .... .... w. H. Jones z 10. l.. H....... ............ Hui B. Thirty Cents.... .........T. M Dyer 4 Nashville Queen .. ...... Flies & Sons 5. Lord Bacon.... .... .... B. Barbour 6. The Colonel.... J. Howard Second race, 2:25 trot and pace purse s52, 50:
 l. Peter Tap.... ........J. c. Orr 2 Bill Bailey.... :. .. ..........F. D. Smith B. Ensley Queen..... .... ......P. Morolo 4 King John ...... Dr. Grove D. fox.... .... .,.............R. Prowell b. Luclle...... ...... T. M. Dyer L Marcus Dinley..... ...... ..Dr. Gibson
 Third race, mule race.
 Fourth race, free for all, trot and pace, purse $52.50:
 Eopicb n CtpoIo,y z rom BroWn...-.. ....J. watson 8. Ranto...... ...... ...... ...... Sweet 4 Jenks...... ........... ........T Johnson
 Fifth race, running, five-eighth mile, purse $35
 l. Lamont. ...... ...... E. Holingsworth Z. Denial...,.. ......J. watson B. Dr. Arnold...... Hayes 4 Pratt City King...... ........ ....Harris 5. Comstock. ..... ....... .... w. Phillips
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-09-05
N. B. Turner.

The body of N. B. Turner, who died several days ago in Hartland. Me. ar rived here thursday night and was taken to the undertaking parlors of Lige Loy. It will be held there several days and then sent on to California. where the in torment will take place.
 The deceased was a brother of Frank Turner. who is an employe of the Jesse French company here. He formerly lived in Birmingham and had quite number of friends here.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-09-05
ADJUSTMENTS.
The DeviI's Auction.

The performance of "The Devils Auc- tion" at the Jefferson theatre last night
 was we'll attended and was much en- joyed by those present. It will be repeated in matinee this af- ternoon and again tonight.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-09-05

Parties desiring copies of Tho Age Herald Industrial Review can obtain same by calling at The Age-Herald business office.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-09-05
John erasher.

John Brasher. the 4-year-old son of the Rev. and Mrs. J. l.. Brasher, died yes terday at 2O2O Avenue E. The funeral services will be conducted this after noon at 2:30 o clock from the residence and the interment will be in Elm Leaf ceme- | tery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-09-05

Alabama Brewing Go.
 Bohemian Beer. :"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-09-05

We have moved to our new store, 2OO8 and 2O1O Fourth avenue, next to Central mar ket. Alabama Fish Go.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-09-05

All kinds Of cuts. Age Herald m graving Department
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-09-05

At St. Pauls church Sunday the Rev
 Father Giles. O. s. B., will say the first and second masses, and the Rev. Father Kerrigan will be the celebrant at 10:3O o'clock Father Kerrigan will continue his series of lectures on the sacraments.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-09-05

First Church of Christian Scientist, McGowan building. 20121s Third avenue, hold services every Sunday morning at il o'clock, and Sunday school at 9:20 a. m. A weekly testimonial meeting every Wednesday at D. m.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-09-05

The Rev. Dr. L. s. Handley will preach at the Central Presbyterian church to- morrow at Il o'clock as usual. He will have only one service but later in the month his evening service will be re- sumed
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-09-05

The Rev Dr. J. W. Stagg will return shortly from his vacation spent in North Carolina and Virginia and will fill his pulpit at the First Presbyterian church next Sunday week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-09-05

The Rev. Dr. A. c. Davidson, pastor of the Southside Baptist church. will return Wednesday from a vacation spent at Hot Springs, Ark. and will fill his pulpit next Sunday week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-09-05

Dr. A. P. Montague has been removed from the Davis infirmary to his home and is convalesceing very fast. He will probably be able to be present at the Howard opening On the 18th of this month.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-05-14

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amerifanif9en Mepublifen betraut
ipurbe. Dte poblbeleibte prientolifhe
QgeelIena lit I'M 2anbe Onfel Cams
fetn Grember. Dor Sabren mar Str
Gbentung bereits ols Mttade Bel Der
4tneff4en Gefanbtf9aft in Mafbings
ton tbdtts, unb aud feline Sugenbz
er5iebung senob ber morsenldnbif9e
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renb fetner Stubien5eit an Der yafe=
uniberittGt erfreufe er ii1 als getpanbs
ter @ufebolfpieler elmer sepifen gsz
rlbustbtit unb bon ieinem friiberen
Mufenthalte tn Mafbington peib Grau
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MulsertGnaer felbit bte listener &apas
Etere bon ber Oiterrei1if1en gotfAaft
tn ben S9atttn ftelte.
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nerl, unb barunter m0gen feine 8pr5iiee
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nt4t NIT unredt, baB Der nit groben
Neihihimern gnesnete 0ertreter gbi>
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aud 5tpet SDbne Ctr Gbentungs i'm
Alter pom fiebe1 unb neur sSobren NIT
fhm In Mmerita, I'm bieraulanbe ers
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Grpbmutter untergebrant. Mus ber
Dohl fetntr Na9tommer iiebt man,
buB GreelIen3 gbentuns BITE Mn{i9ten
Germ Ropfepelts iiber bic G1dblins
ttit bes .MoFenfelbftmorbs1 tbeilt.
Sett ettpd einerr Sabre TIT Cir gbenz
tuns iibrisers Wtttper. 0erbiirgten
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Atr ettud 40idbrtse, iiberans lebenss
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fanbttn In pdris, ou ~permd6len.
Der Gefanbts fprt1t felbftberitGrb>
W chi fIieBeabes Gngli{9. St gilt als
eit bonn fortf9rittlihen Settle befeelter
mo~n orA fn3~. 0.~.u1n :.S -
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-05-14

poifen befleibet unb erft Dor Ruraem
trdt er als 76idbriger greis in ben
ipoblperbienten Hubeitanb. Wo man
dber bonn beutf9en RettunsspeIen our
Gee fpri9t, iptrb Der Name Sanben
du4 tpetterbin thinner 5uerft %genannt
tuerben unb Der ipadere 1lts bari Bis
on fein 2ebensenbe ber REMEMBERING
unb 9dnfborfeit feiner Mitmenf9en
it1er fetn.
gs lit etne eigenarttse periDnlt9tett,
btefer bef9eibene mann, NIT ben mG9z
tigen bforen Qusen unb benz i9iitteren
@raubart, Der fett 81 Sabren i1ur bar.
auf setpartet bat, Sag fir Sag unb
Ra9t fitr Na9t, I'm fiir etnen Sdiff.
brii9igen fem 2eben auf's Spiel au
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tunesperf nte let9t ge6abt, unb BITE
Mettun9smebaiaen faft aner {eefabrens
ben 9attonen, BITE SanBen beftbt, finb
f9per ertporben.
Nls fetne m~iibepoufte Sbdt Idilbert
er felbit bte Hetfung 3tpeier Menf9en
bet 9etltgenbamm an II. Robember
1873. gs mar Elm fur1tbarsr @turm,
als ben Rommanbeur etneg Mbenbs
cine Depefde na9 5eifigenbdmm rtef.
0os Boot folte NIT fehs pferben iiber
9oberan no6 benz Srte bes ungliids
gei9afft tperben. Der Gbef felbit fubr
init benz Hdfetendbbdrdt noh Dem
9eiligenbamrn.
Se9s Hafefen bsrfeblten tbr 3tel,
bert es ragte muir eine WaftfpiBe bes
Mrads iiber MaiIer unb baran batten
fi9 bic 5tpei lnsliidli9en fefsebunben;
16 ~tpeitere Hafeten tpurben gebolt unb
enbli9 bic leBte eelonsts gu ben
S9iffbriiaisen. Nun nurbe unter I'm
fGeli6en S9nieristetten bas Mets
tunsstau ansebolt, unb nern Greipils
lige mahten fih nad lansem 3ureben
nit benz 9ommanbeur an bic furate
bare Mrbeit. Gin RAID aufammengez
5immertes 5foB bate BITE See i9nen
entapetgef9lasen, nun 9tns es in benz
f9pa9en Boot btnaus In BITE rafenbe
See. Das 8leif6 riff ii6 Der Som,
manbeur bon ben 9dnben, MIR I'm bag
Sau ~feit5ubalten unb bod fenterte bas
Boot, bon ben abgeborsenen @9tffz
brii9igen sing ether unb BON Der
Mannfdaft apet iiber Borb. Mber Der
tiibne Mann rettete tie unb brante ale
slldlid berein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-05-14

melt aufgenommen. Was aber aud
INNER BON berartisen Rieienmenf9en
Ddbrenb Der leBten 30 BIS 40 Sabre
an bic Seffentlihteit getreten lit, teine
biefer @nafsgeftalten bermag {i9 audi
nur anndbernb NIT benz impofanten
Rufen gu mefen, Der felt Sturgeon in
Berlin tpeilt unb i'm borttgen paHagez
panpptifum auftritt. Dieier Miefe,
Der fi9 6eobor Mahpp rennt unb %
Sabre alt TT, bat eine 056e BON 7 SUP
II 3oa. Die btsber our Sdau seitene
ten Riefen paren tn ben metiten s5Gls
len UNI A BIB 5 3ou fleiner als Maz
dom.
5eObor madotp entitammt elmer
oltrufiifden Gamilte, beren llrabnen
emit aus Sprien nad @uBlanb einsee
ipanbert fem foaen. 9ie gltern bes
3iefen, ebsnfo apei Sdtpeitern unb Elm
8ruber iinb D0nig normale Mutags-
menf4en. Sein @robpater NOR aufs
faaenb groB. tpennslei9 tein Riefs .
GrObere gremplare fonen iebo9 in
friberen @enerattonen Der Gamilie
pprSetommen fein. I'm benz 2sfer
etnen ungefdbren 8esriff BON ben Ois
m%eniiOnen ber grtremttdten biefes Mies
isnmeni6en gu seben, fei beifpielstpsife
bemertt, baB Bite Sf6erfeHenftiefel, bic
er trdgt, unb bic ibm faim bis au ben
2nieen rei9en, einem gepDbnlinen
Sterbliden big our Saiae ,aeben, bab
ferner Der Sieselring, ben Ma9otp am
redtsn 3%eisefinger trdgt, sinsn Imz
fang bsfibt bab man brei aufeinanbers
seleste SAuler bur9 feline Defining
briid.n tdnn, unb baB Der Smprefario
m Berlin fir fetnen S9ubltng cine
sgtra itdrte Sprungfsbermatrabe
vbuuen" lufen muBte, bic runb 8e6n
Sub lang lit unb in einem e~ifernen
Riefengeitea rubt. S9ltebli9 m0ee
nidt u%nertpdbnt bleiben. bab Der boffs
nunssbone Singing gu ieOer mabl,
5ett minbeftens brei pfunb 6leifb nebft
BEN entfpre9enben Quantum bon Rars
toffeln, @emiife unb Brob NIT satttm
Gppetit pertilgt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-05-14

iuarbe 1927 In Warneminbs se6oren;
q entftammt elmer bortissn S9iffers
fen1ilie urb pibmete fid mad beenbis@
ter Shul5eit ebenfaqs benz Seemannss
bernie. 3ehn SABRE lang fibrte CT als
!apttdn has tn Roftod erbaute Gegel>
1911 ~Jobonnss appplei,A banu tpurbe
g TN Sabre 1865 bon benz Magiitrate
Der Stabt Mpitod gum 2ootfentoms
IsaIotar tn marnemiinbe gefpGblt.
steDsr etn Wsn1henleben lang bat
8onstr biefsn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-05-14
Gin braptr Mann !

0sgtsue Dssstsniie sines seutfdem eootien
I'm sas Wettnmsswsiea sur Gee.
PIN Der sar3en beutfden Sffeetiifte
Gibt ts ipobl faum einen Monh, Der
ben 9obe 70 oft ms MntIiB eef9aut
bal, dls Der bisbertge 2ootfenfomman>
barr Gtepban Sanben in Marnes
tlilnbe. benz medlenbursifnen Office
babe unb Dprbafen Moftods. Sanben
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-05-14

s~ Salf, cement, Sano, Bad.
ltelae, f%euerfefte Steine unb 1bons
1beer uno Qspboltpnpier, Dadpappe.
9beer uno ASPHALT, Del, 9~erpentin.
Tarben, @la8 &c. &c. ftets porrGthio
bel s. g.. 2ielmanu, BOG Oft.
Commerce StraBe. @ieorige Breiie,
quite Waare fDnie quite unb reele
Bebienung tperben earantirt.
Tefephpn 410f
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-05-14
Sir Gbtntuns.

Der mtsse dsnsts@e @efanote III @asbimstom.
9tpIosmat umS epprtsn mat.
gine neue Stsur I'm Dtplomatenz
ttrtel Der Bunbesbaupttabt, beren
Mtrttn man NIT Snterefe entgesens
fttht, 1T Der Na9folser beg rebegetpanbs
ten MusStngs6arts, Cir CHEM
tung 2tdng g6eng, Der bon
Der 9ineiH4en @egierung NIT Der 8ers
tretung ieines afiatifden 9eimofblans
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-05-14
An[f[dtr Ait(t.

Ser er6bte @ana Der Grpe-seim gett ano
ietu eeteeaettr appetit.
Riefen, bic uneridbli9en Mttribute
beS Sagenz unb Mdr9enfdabes Der
meiiten W0lfer, tuu9en befanntii9 aud
bGuftg in Der Mirtlthfeit auf unb tper-
ben bann tets nit gebibrenber 8ez
numbering bon Der ftaunenben Mitz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-12

agreeable little stories about birds cats. dogs
ana other pets. The same publishers issue In
he Little Foresters," by Clarence Hawkes.. a
DOCK OF pretty and gentle sketches of wildwood
creatures; and they also bring out in Mary F
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story marked by the generous and kindly spirit
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est young people they publish a neat little vol
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Anita D. Rosecrans. and for those who are a
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4 record OF the journey across India with
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