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The San Francisco call., 1905-08-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATlONAiL LEAGUE.
NEW YORK, Aug. 22-The local players
were unable to overcome Lynch's pitching to-
day. and Pittsburg won by the score of 8 to l.
Taylor batted out of the box in the fourth
inning and Ames finished the game Attend
ance. 1900. Score: r. H. e.
Pittsburg .................... o o
Batteries--Lynch and Gibson; Taylor, Ames
and Bresnahan. Umpire--Johnstone
BOSTON, Aug 22.-Pitcner Taylor won the
game for St. Louis to-day by batting in run
with three-base hit. Attendance, 1900.
Score: r. H. E.
St LOUIS. ----.--. . z
bostoH =
Batteries-Tay1or and Grady. Willis and Mo-
ram Umpire Bausewine.
phia's to-day knocked Chech off the rubber in
two innings and also touched up Walker in
the third Duggleby was also hit hard At
tendance. 2500. Score: r. H. z.
Philadeipnia -.....--.-----... IA 8
CINCINNATI 12 2
Batteries - Duggleby ana DOOM Chech,
Walker and Phelps Umpire-Emslie.
BROOKLYN, Aug. 22.--In double header
to-day Chicago beat Brooklyn twice. The nrst
game was won by score of to 8 and the
second by to s. Scores:
First game r. H. Z.
6roohIyn -...- :. :. -. j. ............ o 3
Batteries-Stricklett and BHgen: Wicker and
Killing. umpires-O'Day andNklem.
Second game r. II. f..
Batteries-scanion and Ryers; Brown and
ONeil umpires-O'Day and KLEIN. Attend
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-23
ANGELS START
WITH A RUSH.
Score Three Runs in the
First Inning in Game
on the Portland Field
VAN BUREN'S FINE STOP
Pulls Down a Sizzler, Which
Would Have Been Good
for a Three Base Hit
VAN BUREN'S FINE STOP
To-DAYs GAMES.

Seattle Oakland at Recreation Park
San Francisco at Tacoma.
Los Angeles at Portland.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-23

olds and up:
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. y Fin.
to 1-Eugenia Bureh, 110 Lyne) h
9 to 5-Adriutha; o. Il. SMITH. 5 II 2
to 1--BraSg 106 CIV. Knapp).. 6 h "a
Time, 1:4o Start fair. Won driving Win
ner. Mrs. L. Curtis b. M, by Ben StromeThe
Humber Prince Silverwings Inferno Joaquin.
Amberiack, finished as named
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-23

olds selling:
Betting. Horse, Weight. Jockey. ST. z Fin
to 2-Charge. "a q. Hennessey) II n
TO Annie Berry. 94(Christian) 22
to 2-CoI Brorston 1O6 (Kunz) 81 3n
Time. 1-1i 2-5 Start good Won driving.
Winner. g. D. Wilson'S b. (. by Order-Rank.
Factotum, Gamester. Eta NJ, Alma Gardia.
Sweet F1avia, Fortunate ana DIR. Koch finished
as named
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-02-26
-7.s.-T----7 YOUNG MAN SHOOTS
 HIMSELF IN THEATRE
Dies Instantly and Falls Into Lap of Lady Sitting Beside
 Him.


 Chicago February 25.-Sucide in the balcony of crowded theatre was the method of death chosen by an unknown man about 22 years of age who shot and killed himself at the Chicago opera house this afternoon sluring vaudeville per- formanee. Death was instantaneous and the body fell over into the lap of woman occupying an adjoining seat. She and sew eral other women .fainted.
 When the sound of the shot was heard many women screamed and left their seats. but ushers soon quieted the excite ment. No one. was allowed to leave the balcony The orchestra struck up lively tune and aided in averting a panic, The body was. removed to the county morgue. Nothing. wSS found on the mans person to indicate his identity. The young man shot himself. during the singing Of pa thetic song, pictured in country farm house. He. had listened attentlvely and had applauded.. At the third encore he stood up. hesitated moment. and then quickly drawing revolver, shot him self dead.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-02-26
HAVE HARD TIME
 REACHING WARSAW
FIRST TRAINsiN THREE DAYS AR RIvEs AND PASSENGERS TELL OF MANY HARDsHIPs UNDER GONE.


 Warsaw, February 25. The first train in three days on the Vienna railway ar rived here at noon today, bringing Seo passengers. The strike appears to be settled. Trains are running tonight though the lockout on the vistula lines continues. The resumption of traffic on the rail- way however. was offset by q walkout by street railwax employees this afterS noon. The men demanded an eight in- stead of sixteen hour and an increase of 50 per cent in wages.
 The price of meat is raising daily. The price of coal has already doubled.
 The normal school pupils and those of the Warsaw conservatory and me Lodz Commercial college discontinued their studies lay
 Some of t.A passengers who arrived on the yiei-aa railway trains today tell stories of the hardship they suffered on the journey They were held tip for three days at sklernewice, where the travellers were forced to sleep on the floors of the primitive railway station. Supplies of food gave out and some of the men hired vehicles and drove to War saw, but on reaching the outskirts of the city they were waylaid by roughs se- verely handled and robbed Mails that have arrived by wagons were also plum dered. .z4....
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-02-26
GET BUSY AT ONCE.
kansao Is Very Much In Earnest About
 oil Refinery.

Topeka. Kan, February 25.-The state refinery law will be put into operation immediately Governor Hoch met War den Jewett of the penitentiary and the state treasurer in conference today. Plans were made for beginning work on the refinery. Warden Jewett is re- quired by the provisions of the law to file a bond of s1O0000 with the Governor. He will file the bond Monday. Governor Hoch was in favor of issuing the s200,0o0 bonds required under the law as soon as the bonds can be printed It Is said that they can be printed next week. The bonds will be offered to the state school fund commissioners, and if the commis- sioners refuse to buy them, they will be sold to some bond company.
 We may be able" said Warden Jewett today, Ito start work on the erec- tion of the buildings before the middle of March"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-02-26
THE SENATE.

Washington, February 25-The Senate today heard the concluding argument on both sides in the Swayne impeachment case. ex-Senator Thurston speaking for Judge Swayne and MT. DeArmond pre- senting the case on behalf of the house managers. After discussion of almost two hours in secret session, an order to vote Monday morning at 10 o'clock was made. The voting will be on the articles separately, and will continue un- til all have been passed upon.
 The Senate also at last granted the request of the House for conference on the statehood bill, and conferees on that measure and also on the Panama canal zone government bill were ap- pointed.
 The naval appropriation bill was con sidered in part, and while 1t was before the Senate MT. Hale and MT. German united in condemning the rapid increase of the navy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-02-26
TWO MORE STATUES
 ACCEPTED BY HOUSE
IN THE SENATE THE CONCLUDING ARGUMENTS ARE HEARD IN THE sWAYNE cAsE-wiLL VOTE TO. MORROW.


 Washington, Feb. 25.-The House today divided it's time between legislation and patriotic exercises An hour and B half was spent in passing minor bills. The same period was devoted to consideration of the sundry civil appropriation bill without reaching conclusion on that measure. Legislation then gave way to oratory in which many members par sticipated in honoring the memory of Sam Houston and stephen F. Austin. following which the marble statues of each which have been placed in statuary hall by the state of Texas were formally accepted.
 The House will meet tomorrow to eu- logize the late Representative Otis of New York, the late Representative Ma hony of Illinois and the late Representa- tive Croft of South Carolina.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-02-26
Stir In Southern Circles.

Quite little talk was aroused in south ern circles today by the receipt of the news that there will be a number of negro school boys to parade at the inau- guratioh with the high school boys from the several states. This i5 to be one of the features of the parade. and fully half the states have replied favoraby that they would send representatives from their schools
 A telegram from Passaic. N. J.. today says that Governor Stokes of that state has designated Henry Hammond, a negro boy. as one of the school representatives of New Jersey. The dispatch adds that the appica t.on was received with ap- plause by .He high school pupils. He Is the only negro who has an able to complete the high school course in that city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-02-26
CHARGED WITH ENTERTAINMENT.
President and Cashier of Ohio Bank
 Placed Under Bond.

president of the defunct German Amer ican bank. which failed last August with liabilities of about ssOo,ooo, was arrested this morning charged with embezzlemenr. Frank D. Reid, the cashier, was arrested at Toledo last night on the same charge. Both men were arraigned before Mayor Moore and pleaded not guilty and were placed under 5000 bond.
 When the bank failed shortage of s24,000 was found which is as yet unac- counted for. The men are charged in the affidavit of embedding funds to the amount of $100,000.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-02-26
Senate Will be Careful About
 Amendments
WILL REACH 4 COMPROMISE
Southern Circles Stirred By Reports That Negro High School Boys Will March In Inaugural
 Parade.

Washington, February 25.-(Special)-- With the probable legislative elimination of the public buildings and grounds bill the next and last week of Congress will see interest almost entirely centered upon the rivers and harbors bill and the state- hood bill. There is, of course, no danger of the failure of any of the great supply bills. While only three of them have yet been approved by the President, the Senate and the conference committees will make short work of the rest, and by the time adjournment Is reached the President will have added his signature to the provisions making appropriations for the maintenance of the government during the next year.
 Two sessions were held today by the Senate commerce committee, which has under its control the rivers and harbors bill. Nearly the entire bill has been gone over and reports from the committee are to the effect that the Senate additions which hay, been made are not nearly as great as was expected. It appears that the members of the Senate committee have received a straightforward -the-shoal- der talking to from Speaker Cannon and Chairman Burton. and have been told that if there is anything like the in- crease which the amendments on the floor indicate the bill may as well be kept in committed that the House will not accept it..
 It is reported that this warning has not fallen upon deaf ears, and as the bill stands there Is an increase of about sl0,000.0oo instead of S20,00o.0oO. as has been estimated If this figure holds good when the bill is reported and passed there will be room for compromise in conferenee. Friends of the bill express the opinion tonight t'int tiae chances f it's becof ing law afs more favorable than at any time this session.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-02-26
VIII Build Independent Refinery.

Paola, Kan, February 25.-Work on an independent oil refinery to be To- cated here will begin next week The refinery will have . capacity of $50 barrels q day, and will. it is said, be ready to market oil by May 12. From twenty-five to thirty storage tanks will be erected. The Paola Refinery com pany will own the new plant.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-02-26
..ook Into Tohaooo Trust.

1o the surprise of the republican meni- bers who had thought the called ipeet- ing of the judiciary committed today was solely for he purpose of considering some five or six minor lills, Representa- tive Smith of Kentucky today sprung upon the comnittee the resolution of Representative l<ehoe of Kentucky, pros viding forran investigation of the tobacco trust through the department of com merce and labor. Had it not been for the absence of one of the democratic mem bers of the ccmmittee the resolution would have been reported to the House as 1t was as Representative Warner of Illinois voted with the four democrats present, and the result was a tie, 5 to 5. Finally as d compromise 1t was agreed that Representative Smith should sound the attorney general on the case and should that official ifave no objections to the resolution. T would receive the votes of the republican members. MT. Smith will sec MT. Mocdy Monday morning, and in case of q favorable interview, Chair man Jenkins will issue a call for meet ing Tuesday or one day later in the week. s.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-02-26
siqns Death Warrant.

Baton Rouge. La. February 25-Gov- ernor Blanchard this afternoon signed the death warrant of Louis Lyons. the murderer of District Attorney J. Ward Gurley. and fixed the date of his execu- ton for March 24
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-02-26
Taylor Gets Torpedo Boat.

Representative Taylor of Alabama has secured from the Navy Department a torpedo boat for the Mobile Mardi Gras, March [.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-02-26
EdwIn Cooper Is Dead.

New York. February 25.-Edwin Cooper, former mayor of New York city, died tonigh. at his residence here.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-02-26
Minister erows Facetious.

! Suppose you and I make q quarrel"
 the minister laughingiy suggested, ."and I succeed in throwing you down once or twice by means of Juti pitsu. we will say, in spite of your youth and superior phy- sical condition. Naturally you are 80 much offended that you think you want revenge Do you think I can make
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-02-26
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-02-26
city Flooded With reIeqrams.

The telegraph offices tonight have been flooded with teiegrams from all parts of the country. asking If friends and rela- tives of the senders are safe. A large number of these messages were probably
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-02-26

lcontInued en Ninth Paael
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-02-26
Admiral FournIer Makes Speech.

Admiral Fournier closed the commits sion with speech of thanks to its mem bers. He said that each of them would return to his country bearing as recom- penpe for his labors the legitimate satis- faction of duty well accomplished. They left behind them a profound impression
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-02-26
$500 By sIoss Miners.

Capt. John D. Hanby, super lntendent of the mines. will carry the $500 to Virginia tomorrow and distribute it among the needy families in the camp. Captain Hanby will also carry a number of men with him and will have charge of the work of rescuing the remaining seven
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-16

co a point 90 feet distant from said
center line and measured at right
angles therefrom: thence souther,y
parallel with and so feet distant
from said center line $50 feet TO
point In dividing line between c. NJ.
Bergh and J. u. Jensen: thence with
said dividing line southwesterly S4
feet. crossing center line at station
5zI so, to a point In existing right
OF way line of Chesapeake aud
Ohio Railway Company; thence
northwesterly with said existing
right OF way line ESQ feet to a point
SO feet distant from new center line
and measured at right angles there
from: thence northwesterly parallel
with and so feet distant from new
center line $50 feet to point In d.
yiding line between the lands of C..
M. Bergh and J. f. Bergh; thence
with said dividing line southeasterly
TO point OF beginning. containing go
OF an acre.
The aforesaid land IS subject 10 n
deed OF trust from G. NJ. Bergh and
wife to T. II. Geddy. trustee. dated
June 27th. 1903. and recorded in
James City County Deed Book Q. page
S55, conveying land OF which the
above described land is a part. in
trust 20 secure s502.00 TO the County
School Board OF James City County,
Virginia. Reference Is directed 10
the said Railway COmpany's petition.
plat, profile, description and memo
randum filed in the Clerks Office of
the Court aforesaid. on the Sth day
OF September. 1905.
The said Joseph E. Bergh and all
persons concerned are b, ceby direct
ed TO take due notice ',-vl and gov
ern themselves accordh
TIE CHESAPEAKE & ohio RAIL
WAY COMPANY,
BY r. G.. Bickford,
Counsel.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-16
To THE HEIRS OF ARCHIBALD DAVIS. de

To THE HEIRS OF ARCHIBALD DAVIS, de
ceased:
You are hereby notified that a tract
OF land containing PSI acres in Tyler's
Maglsteriai District, county of Charles
City, Va, situated about miles N. w.
from Charles City Courthouse. was
sold on day of m the
name OF Archibald Davis Estate. for de-
llnquent taxes, Ievies, interest and costs
due thereon for the years 1886 10 1904
Qnclusive) 10 the Commonwealth of
Virginia, and application Tor the pur>
chase thereof having been flied in this
office, and 1t appearing from the records
thereof that you are interested in said
land, you are further notified TO appear
here within four months from the date
OF this notice and do what lie necessary
TO protect your interest.
j. K. MAJOR.
Clerk Circuit Court Charles City
County, Virginia,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-16

To ALL WHoN IT NAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given in conformity
with the statutes in such cases made
and provided. TO sll persons whom 1t
may concern. that at ~ O'Clock noon.
on the first day of the October. 1905
term Of the Circuit Court for the CITY
Of Williamsburg and County Of James
CITY. to-wit. on the eth day Of October
1905. the Chesapeake x Ohio Railway
Company will spply 70 the ssid court
tor the appointment of five disinterested
freeholders. residents of janice City
County. Va. 70 act as commissioners 10
ascertain what will be Just compeusa-
ton tor the land hereinafter described
proposed 10 be Condemned. and 70
award the damsg 8, il any, resulting 10
the adjacent or other property OF the
owner, or TO the property OF any other
person. beyond the peculiar benefits
that will accrue 10 such properties. re.
spectieely. from the construction ard
operation of the said companyis works.
The property proposed to be con.
demned for said company for its ,es Is
owned 10y Mary l.. Slater, and is that
tract. piece or parcel of land situated IN
James City county. Virginia, and lying
Oh each side OF the New centre line OF
the Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Com
pany as located and shown on a plat of
the hereinafter described land which
is sought 70 be condemned and plat ol
the survey which said plat of said land
and OF the survey is attached 70 and
filed with the petition of the said Ches
apcake & Ohio Railway Company in the
Clerks Office OF the court aforesaid and
which said plat OF said land aud of the
survey together with profile showing
the cuts (there being no fills. no tres
ties and no bridges) with memoran-
dun and description are made part OF
said petition The said land 50 sought
10 be condemned being more particu.
lsrly described az follows
Beginning at the intersection OF the
dividing line between the lands of Ole
Carlsbad and Mrs NJ. L. Slater, said
point being Station 4sltO7 on the centre
line, thence northerly with said divlds
ing line TO a point so feet distant from
centre line and measured at rlght an
giles therefrom, thence easterly parallel
with and fifty feet distant from centre
line l40S feet TO dividing line between
Mrs NJ l.. Slater and county road, said
line being uoitherly line of said road,
thence with said dividing line westerly.
crossing centre line at Station 494 ? 80
TO a pOint so feet distant from centre
line measured at right angles therefrom,
thence westerly parallel with and so feet
distant from centre line 1880 feet 10
point on the dividing line between
Mrs NJ. l.. Slater and Ole Carlstead,
thence northeriy with said dividing
line 10 point OF beginning, containing
3. ~ ores.
Refer nee is directed to said railway
company's petition, plat. profile. descrip
ton and memorandum, filed In the
Clerks office aforesaid on the Sth day of
September, 1905.
All persons concerned are hereby di
rected to take due notice hereof, AMI 30
govern themselves accordingly.
TIE CHESAPEAKE i OHIO RAIL~
WAY COMPANY,
By II. G.. BIcKyoRD. Counsel.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-16
TO JOSEPH E. BERGH AND ALL
PERSONS WHOM IT NAY CON

TO JOSEPH (. BERGH AND ALL
PERSONS WHOM IT NAY CON
Germ:
Notice is hereby given in conform
ity with the statute in such cases
made and provided. TO Joseph +.
Bergh, and all persons whom IL may
concern. that Al twelve o'clock noon.
on the first day OF the October. 1905,
term OF the Circuit Court for the
City Of Williamsburg and County OF
James City. to-wit. On the 9Th day
OF October, 1905. the Chesapeake 4
Ohio Railway Company Will apply 10
the said Court for the appointment
OF five disinteTested freeholders, res
idents of James City County. Vir-
GINA, 10 act as Commissioners, TO
ascertain what will be a just com
pensation for the land hereinafter
described. proposed to be condemned,
and 10 award the damages, II any.
resulting 10 the adjacent or other
property OF the owners. or TO the
property of any other persons, be-
yond the peculiar benefits that will
accrue TO such properties, respective
ly, from the construction and opera
ton of the said COmpany's works.
The property proposed 10 be con-
demned by said Railway Company for
It's use appears, from the records OF
the Clerks ONCE OF the City of VIII
liamsburg and County OF James City.
TO be owned by G. ~. Bergh. but is
claimed TO be owned by Joseph Z.
Bergh.
The property sought to be con-
demned Ia these proceedings is the
following: That irregular tract,
piece OF parcel of land situated in
James City County, Virginia, and ly-
ing on each side OF the new center
line Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
way Company, as located and shown
| on a plat OF the hereinafter describ-
ed land which are sought to be con-
| demned, and Of the survey, which
said plat OF said land and OF the sur
| yey Is attached 10 and filed with the
1 petition OF the said Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Company in the Clerks
| Once CT the Court aforesaid, and
! which said plat Of said land and OF
the survey. together with a profile
showing the fills (there being nc
cuts, no trestles and no bFidgesl
| with a memorandum and description
are made a part of said petition. The
said land so sought 10 be condemned
being more particularly described A
follows: Beginning at the intersec
tion of the dividing tine between the
lands Of J. z. BeTgh and G. NJ. Bergf
and the new center line OF the Chesa
peake and Ohio Railway Company
said intersection being station
ls22%E3 on ssid center lire; themes
sogstsastssly with sssd dividing linz
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-16
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

Notice IS hereby given. IN con
fOrmity with the statute "a such
cases made and provided, to all
persons whom IL may concern. that
az Il o'clock. noon. on the first day
Of the October term (I9O5) OF the
Circuit Court FOR the CITY Of VIII
liamsDurg and County OF James City,
Virginia. tO-wit. on the 9th day OF
October, 1905. The Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Company viii apply 70
the said Court for the appointment
OF FIVE go cisInterested freeholders.
residents OF James City County, Vir-
ginia. 10 act az commissioners 10 as
certain what will be a just compen-
satiOn for the land hereafter describ-
ID pro- OSCd 10 be condemned and TO
award the damages. II any, result
Ing 10 the adjacent or other property
OF the owner or the property OF any
other person. beyond the peculiar
benefits that viii accrue 20 such prop
critics respectively. from the constFuc-
ton and operation Of the said Rail-
way Company's works.
The property proposed TO be con-
demned by the said Railway Com
pany for It's uses IL owned by TEN
perancc Industrial Institute, Incor-
porafcd. and - a strip OF land situated
ln James City County. Virginia, and
lying on each side Of the new 10
Gated line OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Company. as shown on
q plat q the hereafter described land
sad ef tes survey WALSH SID psst q