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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-05-21

Summary: Earned runs-Little Rock 1.
Birmingham 2. Sacrifice hits-Guese,
Zinram. Stolen bases-Gilbert 3. Ander-
son, Lynch, Hanley. Bases on balls-On
Clark 5. Struck out-By Guese 6, by
Clark 1. Hit by pitcher-By Clark.
Wright and Guese First base on errors
Little Rock 2, Birmingham l. Left on
bases-Little Rock s, Birmingham 4. Dou-
BILE plays-Lynch and Vaughan. Time of
game, 55 Umpire, Pfennlnger. At
tendance 500
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On and after Tuas Jay, May
18th, all cars which at pres
ent use the 22d street bridge
will use the goth street cross
ing until further notice.
b. R., L. & 2. Co.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

st. Paul Is, Columbus 1.
Kansas City 10, Indianapolis 3.
Milwaukee II. Toledo l.
Minneapolis 4, Louisville ..
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6 Dozen csc to 81 Flower Wreaths, 75c.

sample line, bought from large manufacturer They
comprise all kinds of flowers coors and Styles suitable for
trimming either ladies' ehdrens hats, at &c each worth
98c to 200
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ST. Louis d. BROOKLYN O,

st. Louis. May 20-oNeil pitched a
brilliant game today and shut out Brook
lyn. Attendance, 1900 Sc re: R.HE
st. Louis :. :. ......O0O c 022*-4 9 2
Brooklyn :. =. 80 0 De 10000 90 3 3
Batteries: O'Neill and Grady; Reidy
and Bergen. Time, 121.
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Don't miss the free concert
at East Lake Sunday after
noon.
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RLouNT SPRINGS HOTEL,
LoRINc SPRINGS, Mentone, Ala.

Lookout mountain. $500 feet altitude.
Chalybeate and freestone water, fishing,
boating, bathing driving, ten-pins' ana
other amrsements. Terms reasonable
CHARLES A. LORING. Prop.
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BASE ALL.

West End Park today, $3.50
o. m., United Commercial
Travellers VS.. Travellers Pro-
tective Association. Admis-
sion Is cents.
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It Happened Thus.

Birmingham could do nothing with
Guese until the ninth inning, when they
made two runs. Vaughan singled to right
Lynch lined out another safety to the
same place and both went up base while
Smith was being thrown out at first on
his tap to Hennengar. Hanley singled to
center, scoring Vaughan and Lynch. Han
ley stole second. O Brien flied out to CEN
ter Matthews hit to second and Hanley
was thrown out at the plate. This left
the score tie.
Little Rock made one run In her half
and broke the tie, but Manager O'Brien
states that he will protest the game.
Guese had been hit Gilbert singled to
right. The ball was returned to the in
field when Tamseft, seeing that Gilbert
%e.s of the ag, threw to first; Gilbert
cived for the bag upsetting Vaughan the
pair rolled around in the dust while the
Birmingham infield rushed TO recover the
ball. Guese meanwhile had gone to third.
lie was sent back to second, but Pfen-
ninger refused to call Gilbert out for in
reference, as was demanded by Birming-
ham. 1t is charged that Gilbert held to
Vaughan's clothes and would not let him
get up. Hurley singled and Guese was
out at the plate. Householder singled and
Gilbert scored from third. Score:
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-05-21

You'd like cooking with
Gas.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

Jacksonville Fla, May 20.-Score:
RH.E.
Jacksonville ........0 0 % 0 0 2 ii 1
Augusta ............01 0 0 20 % q
batteries: Sugg and Curran Nc
Iaughlin and Roth. Time, 80.
Columbia, S. c.. May 2o.-Score: R.H. f..
Charleston .02111 o. II 2
Columbia 100000 IL I 8
Batteries: Terrence and Lehman; Con-
nett and Shea.
Macon Nav 20-Score: R.H.E.
sovannah 2O003024 liz II 8
Macon 0O0010 - s 2
Batteries: Savdge and Holmes; Hosg
and Quinn.
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Kits,
Russian,
EtOns,
Sailor Blouse,
NOrfOlks,

The first lot includes Wash Suits to be sold at 6oc
The second lot includes Wash Suits to be sold at &c.
The third lot includes Wash Suits to be sold at 19
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New Orleans 5, Atlanta 0.

New Orleans, May 2o.-French pitched a
great game and was given magnificent
support. while Vasbinder was not hit
hard. rhe Atlantas weakened at critical
moments. Attendance 1900 Score:
R.H.E.
Atlanta 100000 5000 4
New Orleans ......1 0 0 0 0 IS 0
Batteries: Vasbinder and Clarke; French
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Admission. May 2O.-(special)- mo game
here today Schedule still unarranged.
Admission plays in Bessemer tomorrow.
Meeting of league directors is called for
next Monday at Chattanooga to arrange
differences.
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LITTLE ROCK WINS
A PROTESTED GAME
Coal Barons Make Great Finish
But Lose
FINAL SCORE WAS 3 TO 2
Was Pitchers Battle Up to the Ninth
Inning, When 1t Developed Into a
sIuagine Match-cIark
and Guese Pitched.
FINAL SCORE WAS 3 TO 2
SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDING.

Games Yesterday.
Little Rock, 3; Birmingham, 3
Memphis, ); Nashville, 4.
New Orleans, 5; Atlanta, o
Shreveport. s; Montgomery. 7.
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ma sullivan. Umpire. Munane. time.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsbure 8, Boston 2.

Pittsburg May 2O.-Boston was out
elassed at every point Lever was hit
on the right arm by wild pitch and had
to retire. Attendance. 25So. Score
R.H.E.
Pittsburg :. :. .....0O1034 0|-s L
Boston :. :. .001lO00 6
Batteries: Philippe. Lever and Phelps
Wilson and Noxham. Time, lao.
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Grand free concert at East
Lake every Sunday after
noon.

For better food try Gas.
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At Cincinnati.

Cincinnati, May 2o.-Today's racing at
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-05-21
lQVsifidiiiiiil,J Joseph Loeb
Some Boys Wash Suits Cheap.

Here are lot of Boys Suits cheap but they are not
exactly what you might call cheap sutsthe patterns are
exclusive and in many instances so the fabrics. The
sizes represented are to 10 years. and the styles are:
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Games Today.
birmingham at Memphis.
Nashville at Little Rock.
Atlanta at New Orleans.
Montgomery at Shreveport.
Games Today.

Little Rock, May 2O-tspecia1) Little
Rock won out 3 to today after Bir-
mingham had ted the score in an excit-
ing game. Manager O'Brien of Birming-
ham announced that he would protest the
game.
The game was pitchers battle between
Guese and Clark. IN which honors were
about even. The Birmingham twirer al
lowed five bases on balls and hit two men.
and he allowed but six hits while Bir-
snirghsm secured eight off Guese. The To-
calls scored two runs in the first inning
on base on balls, a stolen and a single.
The Birmingham men tied the score in
the ninth inning with three singles In the
same inning Little Rock made the win
ming run. Millerick was hit by a foul tip
in the first inning and was forced to re-
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1.-TWO out when winning run was scored
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SIDEWALK INJURIES.
Personal Suits Amounting to $780,
$50 Pending Against Chicago.

Chicago, Feb. Personal injury
suits amounting to $3S,666,952 are
pending against the city OF Chicago.
according to the report of City Attor-
ney John f. Smulski. made public Sun
day. The council. tho legislature and
finally the people are appealed to for
relief. Sidewalk injuries caused the
most OF the injury suits.
Mr.. Smulski in his report shows that
the interests combining to loot the
city In this way amount practically to
an organization. Names OF lawyers.
mostly young men, and doctors, occur
with great frequency in the list Of
suits. The city attorney says the pill
Ing up OF suits will inevitably con-
tinue for some years even should the
city at once begin to tear up every
wooden sidewalk
The city attorney says the main
cause OF this condition Is the deplora-
BILE state OF the city's finances. which
makes II impossible to care properly
for its streets and sidewalks. The
remedy. he says. Is a new city char
ter. The many judgments awarded
against the city are pointed out and
Attorney Smulski says that unless IA
vorable action Is taken I'm regard to n
new charter inevitable bankruptcy will
result
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BURKHoLD's. SHORTAGE.
An Examination of the Books Shows
II to Be $241 900.

Cincinnati. Feb 1.-The report of
the experts who have completed their
examination of the books OF the Frank
lin bank, Of this city, shows ex-Cash-
Ter Harry Burkhold to have been S2i1.-
600 short Burkhold was superseded
as cashier several months ago and has
been so Frustrated by his financial col
lapse that he is not expected to re-
cover. John J. Kilgour. president of
the Franklin bank, says there will be
no prosecution and that the bank and
the creditors will not lose a cent.
Burkhold has given President Kilgour
power Of attorney to sell securities and
settle up his affairs. and out OF the
two millions Of Burkhold's holdings it
is thought about thirty thousand will
be left for his estate
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MYSTERY UNSOLyED.
No Clew to the Murderer of Miss
Sarah Schater.
Two Men Are Under Suspicion and
Half Of Bedford Think One 10
Guilty and tho Other Half Be-
lieve Him Innocent.

Bedford, Ind. Feb. Item DAYS
have gone by since the murder of Miss
Sarah Schafer. the pretty teacher of
Latin in the high school here. Local
officials. six detectives and 90 news.
paper men have been constantly at
work since the morning following the
murder when the body was discovered
but the murderer has not been found.
TWO persons have been arrested on
suspicion and released with their In.
nocence clearly established and the de.
tectives have turned their attention
almost exclusively to the higher cir
cles OF Bedford where two persons are
under suspicion.
So strong do the detectives thinl, tho
evidence is against one OF these men
That they have made the remark open.
~ that his arrest would follow shortly.
On the other hand. the city authori.
ties insist that he will not be arresetl
One-half OF Bedford thinks him guilty.
another half declares him innocent. II
there Is any tangible evidence against
this young man It has not been made
public. The detectives were declaring
Sunday that they have secured eyi.
dence of vital Importance during the
past IL hours which includes some ar.
ticle found in the shed where the muir.
der was committed. They positively
refuse to say what this is, The Off.
Gals all said Sunday there will be no
arrest made Monday so far as they
know now. Both of the Bedford men
under suspicion, 1t is claimed by the
detectives. have been repulsed by Miss
Schafer for advances made by them.
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MISS BRYAN DEAD.
The Remains Of the Sister Of w. j.
Bryan to Be Inferred at Salem. ~.

Lincoln, Neb.. FEB. 1.-Short funeral
services for Miss Mamie J.. Bryan.
who died Saturday. were held at the
home Of her sister Monday morning
at 10 o'clock Early in the afternoon
members Of the Bryan family in Lin.
coin. including Mr. and Mrs. WI. Bry
an. who arrived here Sunday morning.
and other relatives. will accompany
the remains to the old home Of the de.
ceased at Salem, H.. where second
services and interment Will take Mace
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Honor the Elrat rullns

Washington. Feb. !. - President
Roosevelt and Representative Foss. Of
Illinois. have been invited TO attend a
dinner Of the Waukegan OlJ Bachel-
ors' club. in honor of the awarding Of
a gold medal TO the first one Of its
members to be the father OF twins
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Russla,s Renlv to Ianan-

Washington. Feb. Information
received at the state department is
TO the effect that the Russian reply to
Japan's last note on the far eastern
question will be made the early part
Of tho nrcsnnf wnnl
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win Settle win His creditors.

Kansas City, Mo, Feb. Grant c.
Gillett. the former cattle pluRger who
fed TO Mexico three years ago. has
made definite move to settle with
his creditors. whom he owes an aggre
gate sum estimated at 500 900.
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Chicago. Sunday.

~. SHCaSo. sunday. Jan. 81 1904
ieAts Hereby know We love. because
tie laid down His life for US: and we ought
70 lay down our lives for the brethren.
~ "hoso hath the worlds goods and
oeholdeth his brother in need and shut
,eth up his compassion from him. how doth
re love OF God abide in him? My little
.hiaren. let US not love in word. neither
Win the tongue: but N deed and truth
John 3:l6-ls
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To Maintain Post Roads.

Washington. Jan. Representa-.
tive Maddox introduced a bill prov'd-
ing for Che per capita distribution Of
not 10 exceed $4,000 annually Of the
surplus IN the treasury among the
states and territories for the construc-
tion and maintenance Of post roads.
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San Francisco, Jan. 30.-'Che Dupont
Powder Co. secured control Of the
manufacture OF powder on the Pacific
coast through the absorption of the
California Vigorite Co. The considera,
ton is said to be 100000.
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HE supreme fact in
the world to-day is
that Jesus Christ
laid down His life
for the sins of the
world, and the SUI
preme obligation
upon the followers
of Christ is that OF
telling others of
the One Who is
mighty to save.
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as Gods elect. holy and beloved.
heart OF compassion. kindness. lowii-
ness. meekness. long-sursring. for
bearing one another and fcrgiving ole
another: even as the Lord torgave YOU.
SO also do We" But while that tower
ing peak OF love is still ahead. Paul 10
not satisfied. and he goes on TO urge
that above all these things put on
love" 1t is like climbing the Alps
While the Hottest peak is still ahead
and unscaled the mountaineer is unsat-
.sfed. He must press on until from the
summit he may view all the lesser
peaks. So the Christian is urged by
Paul to mount up and still up. Put
on compassion. but do not be content
To- rest at that altitude. Put on kind
ness. but do not delude Jour heart into
the thought that kindness is the full
expression of the Christian life. LIFT
up the eyes and behold the heights still
beyond. Attain meekness and long
suffering. and forbearance and forgive
ness, and still love, the "summum boz
num-" remains towering above all else.
Paul calls IL the bond OF perfectress."
as though love were the essential elo-
ment needed to unite and mako of the
others one harmonious whole.
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A CONVERTED Catholic with deep
n feeling told me once that the only
thing that ever brought her out into the
light and blessing Of the Gospel was the
unfailing and all-conquering love OF one
who sought her conversion. Where
arguments and talking and pleading had
failed love won its way and was tn
umphant. She pleaded with Christians
that II they were to win souls for Christ
they must love them with a love which
counted no sacrifice too great a love
which could endure all things. a love
which was constant and tender How
can a love that will not sacrifice reveal
a Christ who died? How can a love that
will not get way down alongside the
unsaved soul. even If It is in tho eutte-.
reveal the Christ who came all the way
from Heaven TO earth 10 save? How can
a love which Is not persistent reveal n
Christ who stands patiently waiting
TO be gracious? How can a love which
will not break with its longing to sec
souls saved reveal the Christ whose
heart burst with anguish for the Lost
world? Paul became a Jew that he might
gain the Jews; "to them that are un-
der the law. as under the law. that
might gain them that are under the law:
TO them that are without law. that I
might gain them that are without law.
to the weak became as weak. that
might gain the weak; I am made all
things to all men. that ! might by all
means save some" And Paul was able
to do all this because Of love-the mar
velous love Of Christ-was operative in
his life. And If you would be a soul win
ner-and you must be unless you stop
your ears to your Lords commands.
and shut your eyes to your supreme
obligation as a Christian-you mt n
have love! Lowell Lowell!
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We have not the sturdy faith OF n Peter.
or the power Of argument Of Paul, or
the eloQuence Of an Apollos. we are not
able TO become a soul winner. In false
modesty and humility We shrink back
from the post OF duty and the life line
falls short. We think that IL We could
speak as that other Christian speaks. or
IL We knew our Bible as some other
one does. or II we had the conservation
and faith which are possessed by some
other brother or sister we would be glad
and eager TO join the ranks OF the soul
winners. But we have not. and so we
hesitate and 30 not at our Lords COM
mand.
How much Bible knowledge does 1t
take to become a soul winner? Ask that
ignorant, humble laborer into whose
heart the Christ had gained entrance
and who went out among his fellow
workmen and repeated the one verse OF
Scripture which he knew: For God so
loved the world that He gave His only
begotten Son. that whatsoever believeth
upon Him should not perish. but have
everlasting life
How much wisdom and learning and
skill In argument does II take TO become
soul winner? Ask that little boy
whose infidel father sought to SOW the
seeds OF infdelity in his little heart and
so printed a sign, God Is Nowhere
and placed 1t on the walls of his home
and asked his son to read II. The little
fellow had been to Sunday school and
had learned of God and Jesus. the Sa-
viour. and he promptly spelled out the
words and said: God is Now Here"
And God was there. for the unexpected
reply sent the arrow OF conviction
straight to the fathers heart. The mass
OF infidelity and unbelief was swept
away as no argument could ever have
done, and little child it was who led the
father to Jesus.
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RUT may all be possessed OF this true.
u soul winning love? Yea. verify for
God gave that love might be expressed
and Christ gave Himself that love might
be possessed. Love is the one thing all
His followers may have in unstinted
measure. Hereby know we love, be-
cause He laid down His life for US" In
exact ratio as the sense Of what God
has done for the soul through Christ
love becomes the possession of the soul
AS Jesus said: ITO whom much is for
given, the same loveth much" The pos
session OF love is great in degree as the
work OF Christ is manifest to the heart
The more get OF Christ and His saving
grace, the more capacity have for love
The love OF Christ can fill my heart only
as the Christ is there to draw that love
And with possession comes EXPIRES
sion. Love within means power in serv-
ice without Consciousness OF Christ,s
sacrifice stirs to elf-sacrifice-the lay
ing down Of Christ's life gives to the
Christian willingness likewise to suf-
fer. Not sentimental expression of lip
and tongue, but real genuine expression
OF love in deed and truth. Loving souls
into the Kingdom, instead of trying to
talk them into the Kingdom. Christ laid
down His life that we might know love.
We must lay down our lives that others
may become conscious Of that love.
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Sermon ey the Highway and svw.x. pr..e..,
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DAUL. who loves TO reach hisclimaxes
on the sublime pinnacle of love.
pleads with the Christian in the third
chapter Of Colossians. to above all
these things, put on love" And as we
glance back over the verses which pre-
cede we discover tina. the apostle has
sot high standard and placed a rare
value upon love. He says: Put ON
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us tnouSn love were the essential elo-
ment needed to unite and mako of the
Others one harmonious whole
T is as though one wishing 10 make a
l garment should secure all the ma
terials. the cloth. the lining. the buttons,
the trimmings. etc. and should lay ono
material after the other upon the person
and expect them TO make onecomplete
whole. The cloth might be all that
could be desired. the lining good, the
trimmings and buttons Just what were
needed, but X they were not securely
and properly Joined the one to the other
in its proper place there would be no
garment at all So II would be with the
character which had compassion here
and kindness there. meekness, longsuf-
fering. forbearance. forgiveness. IL love
were not present TO make them one COM
plete. and beautiful. and harmonious
whole. Compassion without love-is II
possible? Yes! Kindness without love?
Yes! Long suffering. forbearance for
giveness. without love? Yes! For COM
passion is not love. Kindness, meekness,
etc, are not love. And so the Christian
iiAC may bt ilNH tOWdIUs NrOu III IlldHy
ways. but the essential element of love
may be lacking. and the greatest factor
in soul winning be missed.
Another phase OF this question of love
as factor in soul winning is suggested
by Pauls admonition In the twelfth OF
Romans to 'let love be without hypoc-
risy." How the devil loves to counter
felt. He tries TO pass the mintage OF
hell as the genuine coins OF the kingdom.
How much IL behooves the Christian to
test for the true ring; to make sure that
he is not aiding in circulating a bogus
article instead OF the real thing. Let
love be without hypocrisy" Let It not
be false and superficial love which is
devoid OF inward inspiration and power.
That kind OF love is not soul winning
love. How we ought to subject ourselves
to the Searcher Of all hearts to let Him
probe deep and discover If that which
we have supposed was love is only
ch