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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-01
BREWERS TAKE REBATES.
Investigation of Refrigerator Practices
 Under Way in Milwaukee.

Milwaukee Wis. January S1.-That one of the big brewing companies of Mllwau- kee outside of the Pabst Brewing com pany. which is alleged by the govern ment to have done so, received rebates or commissions from railroad companies on shipment of freight was the burden of testimony given today by Special Ex- aminer Kurtz in the suit instituted by the government against the Milwaukee Refrigerator Transit company. the Pabst Brewing company and seven defendant other companies.
 Emanuel E. Phillip, president and gen eral manager of the Union Refrigerator company of Wisconsin, was called as witness, but was asked but few pre- liininary questions prior to the noon ad- journment.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-01
LORD HARRINGTON
 TO HANG IN MARCH
DECISION OF SUPREME COURT SETTLES FATE OF MAN WHO KILLED JAMES p. M'cANN IN MISSOURI

Jefferson City Mo-, January S1.-De- eision was handed down in the supreme court today affirming the decision of the lower court in finding Lord" Seymour Harrington guilty of having murdered James P. MeCann two years ago, and fixing the date of his execution as March 15 next. Harrington has been confined in the jail at Clayton since his trial
 St. Louis, January 31.-"Lord" Frederick Seymour Harrington is now in the Clay ton jail, where he has been since June 1903, following the discovery of the nude body of James P McCann a well known horse man in a quarry near Bonils. St Louis county. Harrington was later ar rested at the home of McCann.
 The prosecution charged that he killed McCann and wore McCann's clothing to the city, although it was bloodstained.
 Harrington has always declared that the body was not that of McCann, and that the horse man will turn up alive some day.
 When informed of the courts decision Harrington broke down and wept, but had nothing to say.
 When 1t became known at the Clayton jail that the supreme court had decreed the execution of Lord" Harrington. Jailer Roth immediately had the prisoner searched, revealing a rope about four feet long. two bladed knife, and a whetstone hidden away. Harrington was also compelled to don new clothes. He refused to say how he secured the rope. knife and whetstone other than that they were given him by a prisoner who is now in Jail
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-01
RAILROAD CHARTERED.
Line ParaIleling the Mississippi River
 In Arkansas Is Proposed.

Little Rock, Ark, January 31.-A char ter was granted by the state board of rail- road incorporation today to the Memphis and New Orleans Railroad company for a line paralleling the Mississippi river distance of 179 miles in Eastern Arkansas from Marion, Crittenden county, to the Louisiana state line. The capital stock is $6,265, ,000. The list of incorporators in- cludes two Frisco railroad officials T. F. Parker and c. R. Gray.
 A charter was also granted to the Cen tral Railroad company of Arkansas to build 130 miles of road in Yell, Perry and Scott counties, in Arkansas. The capital stock is $2,600,000. J. w. MeLoud, gen eral solicitor of the Midland Valley rail- road, and w. R. Abbott of Fort Smith are the principal incorporators.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-01
Another Russian Official Killed.

Poltava. Russia. January 31.A daring political crime was committed here today at the entrance of the administration building when provincial councillor Fino- loff was fired at five times and killed by an unknown assassin. Ffnolon was held responsible by the terrorists for ruth less severity with which the agrarian disorders in the province had been sup nreSSed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-01
Express Companies Seek Injunction.

Austin, Tex, January St.-The several express companies doing business in Texas today filed in the twenty-sixth dis trict state court injunction proceedings against the state of Texas to prevent the comptroller collecting PIE per cent tax on their gross earnings, as demanded by the law passed by the recently adjourned legislature. A temporary injunction was granted
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-01
SHERIFF KILLED BY
 MISSISSIPPI NEGRO
FATHER-lN-LAW OF THE CULPRIT. IS CARRIED TO JACKSON BY THE MILITIA IN PERSONAL COMMAND OF VARDAMAN.

Jackson, Miss January 31.-Word has reached the governors office today of the killing of J. A. Robertson. sheriff of covington county. which occurred yes- terday near Williamsburg, his slayer be- ing a negro named Robinson, whom he was trying to arrest.
 The sheriff was truck in the face by the bullet from the negro's pistol and death resulted instantly.
 The murderer escaped immediately after the shooting, and the governor has of fered a reward of $250 for his capture,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-01
Roads Almost impossible.

Athens, January S.-(specal)-rh county roads have never been as bad in this county as they are at this time. It requires a good team to draw a wagon empty along some of the highways. An agitation is now going on among the farmers for good roads. which may re- sult in something tangible
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-01
Fruit Steamer Pulled of.

Kingston. Jamaica. January 31.-The United Fruit companys steamer Brigh- ton. from Baltimore January g for Port Antonio which ran ashore in the channel off Kingston January 20, was pulled off by wrecking steamer today. The Brighton was not damaged and will sail tomorrow for New York.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-01
st. Louis Policemen Can Not Swear.

St. Louis. January SL-Recentiy the board of police commissioners issued an order prohibiting policemen from swear Ing on duty and tonight Chief Kely is- sued an order that policemen shall ar rest all persons who may be heard using Jrofane language on the streets and in public places. After the order was issued one patrolman was arrested and fined 80 for swearing.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-01
War Vessels for Mardl cras.

Washington, January S1.-The navy de- partment Is favorably considering appli- cations for the presence of warships at the coming mardi gras celebrations at New orleans. Natchez, Miss, and -.-oblle Ala, next month The vessels of the coast defense squadron which will shortly cruise in the Gulf of Mexico, probably will be detached to visit each of these cities
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-01
Hale Was Only Joking.

Washington, January 3i.-Representa- the rumor of his proposed retirement from Congress because of his dissatsfac- ton with the manner in which members of Congress are limited in making ap- pointments grew out of a joking remark he made in Tennessee, and declared ha has no thought of leaving Congress.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-01
Racial War Breaks Out.

Elizabethpol. Trans -Caucasia. January 31.--A racial war has again broken out in the region between Elizabethpol and Shu- sha. where the Armenians and Tartars are massacreing each other. These hor- TOTS are added to by the fact that the population of the region Is starving and that typhoid is raging. It is impossible to send food or medical assistance.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-01
Virginia Wants Other Flags.

Washington. January 31.-Representa- tive Lamb of Virginia introduced a joint resolution today authorizing the secretary of war to deliever to the Southern His torieal Society at Richmond, va," all the battle flags in the war de- partment which 1t has been impossible to identify as the standards of troops of any particular state.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-01
Seeing Things.

From Judge.
 Sentry" said the newly hedged lieu tenant. halting before a sentinel and seeking to propound query which would cause the man embarrassment. what would you do if you saw battleship moving across the parade ground and ap- preaching your beatP
 "1d stop drlnking sir" replied the sol- dier shortly.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-01
Montgomery Route Carrier Arrested

Chattanooga, January l-Postoffice In- pector Williams, In charge of this divis- lon, was notified of the arrest this morn ing of c. w Lewis. rural route mail car rier at Montgomery Ala, charged with robbing the mall. Valuable mall matter was found in his possession.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-01
Union Loses Humble OH Strike.

Houston, January s1.-The strike in the Humble oil field practically came to an end today. The union lost the strike. While the strike is announced as con tlnulng against the Texas, the Moonshine and the Producers companies, it Is now in effect a lockout. Such men as could secure employment went to work this afternoon
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-01
Democratic Leaders In Caucus.

Washington. January 31.-It has been determined by democratic leaders in the Friday or Saturday to discuss various matters on which party unity is desired.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-01
Miss Roosevelt at Home.

Washington. January sl.-Mlss Roose- welt and party returned from New York this afternoon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-01
ROSE BUSHES

Orders taken now and filled promptly for one and 2-year old Rose Bushes. Fine col lection, and planted by a practical map.
 HUGH SEAI Es. City Salesroom: L ster- Northingten's. Phones o20. Green Houses, Bell Phone West End 4lL
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-01

LARGE INcREAsE-Forty-one per cent increase over January, 1905, is the report on the bank clearings for the month of January, 1906 The cleaings for the month just closed were $S.6ss, 6.S9; for last Jan uary, S6,14s, 2O7.26; for yesterday, sS2O, ,Oe4S6; for this day last month, s45O, ,s5o.1s, and for
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-01
STOP SMOKING

Law should compel tne poison symbol (skull and cross bones) on every package of cigarettes. Nicotine is not so violent a poison as Prusslc acid, but 1t is Just as deadly.
 Tobacco-Specific Is harmless vegeta- ble remedy that can be given secretly in food or drink. It cures the craving. the appetite, for tobacco. brings back the bloom of health, the strength of youth and the energy and courage that is the birthright of every American. In hun dreds of cases a sample has cured.
 HERE'S ONE:
 After using tobacco forty-five years your free sample package of Tobacco Specific cured me entirely. feel very thankful to you for the remedy"
 M. E SMITH. Rockingham, Vt
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-01
FREE TREATMENT coupoN

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-01
ANOTBER:

"I have not had any desire to use to- bacco since I took your free trial pack age of Tobacco-Spec1c. I had chewed and smoked for 50 years, and never found anything 10 take away the appetite for tobacco until l used your remedy"
 J. F. WELLINGTON, Boyce. Tex.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-01
CITY ITEMS

NEGRO KILLED.-Ham Hamilton, a negro 60 years of age. who was struck by a Powderly car at Oakland station early yesterday morning, died at St. Vim cents hospital last night about 5 p. m.
 CARD PARTY.-A euehre party will be given tonight by the Ladies' auxiliary of the Ancient Order of Hibernians at Var leys hall, 1924 First avenue. for the bene- fit of the auxiliary and order. The games will begin at S:15.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-18

fragte Der Entertainer ben alten Mr5t,
ais er lid perabihiebete.
vaeineslpess", entgegnete Der mir
otge @elebrte, i'd bin felt iibers
5eilgt, DAB lie poaie geiunb miro.
Nlir etipas freilih tpirb lie ME nies
bererlan9en, Die @rinnerung on hie
3eit, ndbreno ipelher lie perbeiratet
mar. Sic 10 fur5 nufeinanoerfole
9enoen bnrten Shidsialsi6ldee baz
ben bies perihulbet."
Ser Srembe blidte nafbenfli6 Dor
lid nieber. ~aommt elm FOLDER
Sail bdufis BORG" fraste er Damn.
nSebr ielten!" entseenete Der
SipGiater, viebr %ielten, aber il
CLAUDE beitimmt, oaB bier Elm iols
der Sail porliegt. nle 3eifen ipree
diem bafiir."
limb bolten Sic es fir elm Slid
ober ll~n9liid?"
sir Elm Slid, entgeenete Der
nlte @elebrte ernit. fir cine @naoe
@ottes; benn na6 allen, mas iene
arme Srnu erlebt. piirbe Die Ser
g%angerbeit nit ibren Shreden enio
uf ibrer Seele laiten. GO aber miro
lie aus Der g%eiitigen Naft 5u einen,
neuen Seben eripaden, fam lie unb
miro lie gliidlih %iperben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-18

fallm mertb bes ungeiegneten 8robes
an Der airhbofsecfe.
6clene itar1b ni6t am Sarge hires
@ntten. Sic mar nod am Sobestage
beslclben auf brinaenpes Nnrnten
ocs Ir5tes in cine entferntc Srrens
anitalt ge6raft nproen.
Gtipa elm Sabr ipdter beiufte Ser
Scnior Der Camille 8ismnr, aarl
Sbeobor 8ismar, europa. Scin err
tier &eg mar Ser 81 icincs SrIbers
@rab nm Observation-Disclosures. Gin
bober Selsblod oefte baS @rab bes
Sabingegangenen.
ySennp @ismar" itanb nit aros
BEN 9%olbenen Suhitaben auf Ser
S%tirnieite bes nldhtigen @ranitblods,
uno barltnter: Ser Serr bat 8roz
bes an uts eetban, bes iinb mir
froblid."
Ser Imerifaner betradtete Ianae
ons title @rab, INN ais Oh CT nbnte,
ipelb 9robe 2iiee Der mdftige Stein
bebede. fliiiterte CT: User bate Dem
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-18
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Soten ipobl ben Wlit nnO Die Strait
5u elmer iolhen Chat 5ugetraut?
@er5eibe mir, mein 0ruber, i} tdbt
Sir unreft, ipenn i6 Sid fir feie
unp idleht bieltl"
@Id Die Yitipe bes Geritorbenen
Iudte or auf. gr fanb lie bliibeno
unb poQ beiterc 2aune, i6einbar 10
geiiti9 flar, baB er niht nmbin
fonnte. bes Sersansenen an erp1bs
nen unb Den Terilld 5u MAIDEN, tros
iteuoe @orte an ibr an ipreden. aber
tie bDrte niht nlf i'm. Sein Same
riei feinen S6immer elmer Grinners
ung, zines G%rfennens auf ibrem @es
lidt berpor, 0nfeno griff lie naf
benz 8oienitrauB, Der er ibr mitaes
brnht hattie; lie iredte cine Slume
ms Saar nno lief lafeno babon.
.@irb tie INNER 10 bleiben?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-18
gebe gum Serrn Yfarrerl @itte

gebe gum Germ Yfarrerl @itte
ibn Der rnb iaee. ih lei franf."
8rete gina. Noh am nGmliden
Gage fam Ser Sfarrer; benn beionz
oers mo Notb unb gleub 81 Iinbern
mar. febrte er elm.
Naboem er allies anaebort bate,
trDitete er Die NGtberin nit ben
@orten: Sch gllten Mhltbesl Sd
lperoe bafiir iorsen. bab euer gutter
Hlif ipieber berseitelIt pirb, cure
3otb berihipinbet unb Die 8ranfz
belt ipeihet!"
Damn beeab er lid 5u Iartbas
@ltern. 9ier erfubr er, bab lih
Sas Stiid Sud ldugit p~iebersefnns
ben bate. Iartba purbe en,piinbs
LID seitraft. Sa5u muBte Tie in
9esleituns ibrer @utter bel Ndbs
2iie piberrufen unb nm @erseibung
bitten.
Sm Gommuuionunterrihte fam
Der Yfarrer auf Die Sahe suriid.
o5ente fpolen mir einen anberen
Sebler beipredeu.~ beeann er.
.Shon piele ainber iinb bamit be-
baftet. Sd meine Die liebloien @es
ben, Die 10 piel llnbeil anrihteu.
9urd perleumberiihe 8orte lit Die
Nidbz2iie idluer sei6dbist an gbre,
@eroienit unb 8eiunbbeit. Sbr ale
lpiBt, mer Die @erbd6tiguneen aus
9eitrelIt bat. Sod Die l~lrbeberin
bereut es unb miro aud bier miber@
rufenl"
Nnrtbd mar bleih getporben.
Inter. einem Strom bon Sbrdnen
befannte lie ibr llnrebt unb per>
ipra6. mad ardften aaes nieber gut
5u maiden.
rg0ie 6eben gesen anbere nieper
gut MAIDEN. Iagte Der Rfarrer. lit
i6iperer, ais einen Sad boil Slaums
feoern. ben nan bel beftigem 8inbe
bonn 8irhtburme flie9en ldBt, ipics
Der ein5uIammeln. Sod mir mol
len Der reuebollen Wartba ale be-
bilflif iein. @r5dblt 5n Sauie, baB
lid Der oermiBte Stoff I'M 2aben
tpieoer9efunben bat rnb baB NGbs
2iie iebes Sabr bon einem Better
aus Der Sauptitabt cine Ienge
ihoniter aleioeritoffe seidenft err
bdlt. gittet Die Gltern, Der bras
ben Tdtberin re6t bel Mrbeit an
iibertra9en uno lie gum peiben
Sonnta9 bas Communicated ans
fertigen 81 laiien. gum 3eiden
Der @%eri0bmung. Wartbn. rei6e
@retden Die Sanb; lei ibr ME pieber
gram. 8rcthen lei fir elh ale
Elm @uiter. Sober merle ii6 Die
2ebre:
"Siitet cure Sun9en Dor @eleiois
9ungen,
2nBt fein boieS @ort berpor,
Shiebf ben Hiegel Dor bas Sbor!"
Sci Der @orbereituns auf Die
erite beilige Communion. iagte Der
Yfarrer gum S6lub, lit bas erite
uno notbpenoiglte: Mblegung Der
Seller, @usrottung bDier @elpobns
beitenl Guer Ser8 barf feinem
Ifer gteiden boiler 9ornen, Siiteln
unb llnfraut. 0arum fort NIT Gis
geniinn, lln9eborIam. Naidbafti9feit.
Siebloiigteit! Sort nit allen Slit
pflan5en ans Dem Ser5en. SaS
foitet ireilih Ytiibe unb Irbeit.
Sod Wutb unb @ottpertrauenl
YRit Der @nace @ottes pereiniatc
iid eier Offer. Damn pirb eucr
6er5 lid aamdblih in einen @arten
umipdnoeln. norin Die ih0niten
Slumen Der Jlgenb bliibcn. Gin
iiinbenreines Ser5 ipirb Der Seilnnb
gerne CUR 8obnung pdblen!"
9aburh bds peile Ginareiien
bes Seelior9ers, burh @nrtbas &eue
unb Die 6ilie Der Mitidiilerinuen
ipurbe Die @bre Der Hdbs2iic ipieber
bergeitellt. Bah mar lie pieber ges
Iunb unb mlintcr. 3ablreih fnmen
Die &unoen ms 8aus. Sir Iebr
piele ainoer bate lie oas Gonmls
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-18

nionfleib an5ufertigen. @on MN
an fonnte Die Ndtberin mebrere @es
btltinnen bei6dftigen. @artba NOR
9ebeilt bon ibrem Sebler. Sic beIz
Ierte ii6 unb bereitete lid nit Offer
Dor auf Die erite bielige Gommus
Mon. Hdbz2iie unb ibre S6mes
tier batten ibr ales berseben nnb
pergeien. @artba fabte auiri6tige
Siebe 81 benen. Die Tie in i%ueenblis
dem Sei6tiinne 10 ihner gefrGnft
bate. Sic Idb6en i6loiien irene
Srennbihaft unb paren am fpeiben
Sonntage CUR grbauung aQer elm
iuiiroiges unb sliidli6es Gommus
nionpaar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-18
sd iueif es niht."

Sd babe i6on als 3nabe mebr als
einmal einen frdfti9en 8iberipilen
IN mir seipiirt, tpenn an Sunns unb
Seiertagen na6 Dem 9ohamt in gez
fpiien &reiien bon DEN Sohtern bes
Sauies 8erihte barber eritattet
ipnroen, mas fir einen Gut, mas fir
elm neues aleio ODER Sud- ODER ionz
itiges Stiid bes Gn5uges Die 4. unb
Die y. nnb Die 3. 9etrdgen babe.
Sagegen bat mir folsenbe Wittbeiz
lung gar iebr 5u9eiast. @aria
mar CUR Stride gepeien.
1@ar es pou in Ser Stride,
Wfaria?" fra9te bel ibrer Seimfe6r
Der 8ater.
.I6, Batter. mar Die &ntport,
ii 6 neib es ID II"
Gem Batter traten bel bieier Gntz
mort Die Sbrdnen ms Iuse. 8ir
fonnen es ms oenfen.
Sbipobl mir bon Der Wlaria nihts
tpeiter fpilen, 10 9ibt bies cine 8ort
ibr elm ebrenbes 3ergniB. Sds
quite Idb6en bot alio in Der Stride
nur bas I'M Ser5en unp Dor Iu9en
9ebabt, UNI beiientpiaen MA alein
in Die Stride sebt ober bod scben
loa. Sir Die 2elitc. ipelhe in Der
Stride iparen, pel6e tdmen mo
9ingen. bate iie ipeber Nuee nod
3er5 9ebabt, alio nod piel peniser
fir Den Sanb Der &leibungsitiide,
melde bieielben an ibrem armieligen
2eibe tru9en. - 8ir ipiini6en ar
uniern 9eIern. beionbers alien juns
gen Wdb6en. elm : loldes .Nidt,
miiien" ben 9an5em Ser5en.
-%-%-+-
Sas llngliid tritt an uns meiit MIR
bernn.
Sur6 iene Sbiire, Die mir ibm aui,
getban.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-18
fir bas Sabr 1907.

Sieier beltausaeitattete, 207 2eiez
ipnlten umfanenbe unb reid tuuz
i~trierte 8alenber bat folsenoen She
bait:
@plitdnbises &alenbarinm nit s,u1lf
nenen Observation-Disclosures in
Wort unb Bib, ben Mbbilbunaen
bon su1lf neuen WpnatSbeiltgcm
nit besleitenber poetiiber 2eeenbe
bon Gorb. Yereerina.
Nenjabrssruf bon 90. g.. b r
berger.
Gbriitlihe 5ranenibeale. Son P.
Mleranber 8aumaarts
ner, S. j. - Wlit bier 8ilbern
mad s.. 9 anmeiite r.
Ser 8etbruber. gr5dblrng bon
&onrab BON @oIanben n.
Maria am SnRe bes arcu5es. @ea
biht bon p. IIeranber
@aumgartner, s. j., gu
Dem slcidnamigcn Sarbenbrmd
naf Dem SrigirdIe bes Gebempz
toriitenbruoers Rar 9 6mal5l I.
Der Warderbamernbnb. g~r5dbIuns
bon U. 5rn6fa a.
Der 0lanbe periett 8crse. gr56bz
lung aus unieren Ea9en bon g.
@tIler.
0eiunbbeitlides.
9as Shmebenfrem5. Cine @ei9i6te
aus barter Belt. 8enbel, benz
@iniiebelmlanne, naher5dblt bon
Mnton S6ott.
Selig iinb bic Mrmcn. gr5dbluna
bon I. b. Hubfersbergz
Nabnidi.
Der @ubltbGter. &riminalnopene
bon Sriebri6 Ebieme.
SaS wcife 2iht. Sem Sinniiden
na6er5dblt bon s. b. &dnel.
slbi, Der Ginsise. 9umoresfe bon
u. Sru 6 a. Sauitriert bon
e. 81 einide.
Uimfeppa. Sarbenbrud na6 Dem Sc
mdlbe bon 6. BON 8laas.
Sabresrnnbidan bon DIR. 8 I
(Stto bon S6abing) NIT pielen
0ilbern.
Yielc pridtige Sriginaltanfrationen
BON bemdbrten 3iinitlern ihmiiden
bicfen neuen Sabrgans, ueldber
aud wieber ben beliebten @anb=
falenbcr entbalt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-18

s[us Dem Sbengenannten fam iid
Sober Elm llrtbeil bilOen iiber ar
bas Sntereiiante, ipas in u~nierer
Yrdmie 81 finoen lit.
Wir ienben Sbnen ben aalenber
folteufrei,' penn Sic Iogleif Sbren
riiditGnbigen Announcements : Setrag.
unb $500 fir 0orausbe5abluns eins
I6iden.' Senben Gle BEN 9etrag
prompt elm, benn Die Na6frage lit
cine srobe unb es biirfte infer 8orz
ratb l1neq pergriffen fem.
IhtungspoQ
2Urens " onner,
@eihdftsfiibrer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-18

Sns lln9liid tritt an uns meiit MIR
bernn.
Snr6 iene Sbiire, Die mir ibm aui,
getbdn.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-07
DES MONIES TAKES THE LAST
Champions Pound Cons Out of Box and
Win Game.
AYERS TRIES HIS HAND FOR FIRST TIME
MansISe Gets some Hard Bumps, Too.
Hut Manages to stick
IL Out for the Big
show.
AYERS TRIES HIS HAND FOR FIRST TIM

Superior batting by Des Moines won the
last game of the series at Vinton street
park Friday afternoon by the score Of
20 4. The game was listless until the ninth
inning when Omaha braced and by a fine
batting rally almost put the enemy to
route
Friday was ladies' dsy and the women
were on hand in abundance
Corns and Manske were the opposing
slabmen and IL was a question which OF
these erratic boys would explode first. Both
had good support. the errors made on each
side having no effect on the scores Corns
was the FIRST to go up and he was sent 10
the stable in the sixth inning after he had
hit Dexter, Towne had hit him for
triple, IIoggie had walked and Andreas hit
for a double. Ayers. the new man. was sent
in 10 take his place and pitched a good
game for the balance OF the route. Manske
stuck it out to the finish, but the ninth
was almost too much for him and Doyle
and Dexter and Csntillon held a confer
ence 10 decide II they had not hotter call
him on II was decided 10 let him stick
although he came within an ace OF losing
the game Five hits were made and Harry
WEIGH came TO bat with two on bases
The crowd yelled for the doctor TO put the
ball over the fence and he tried hard
enough, but the best he could do was to
foul over 10 schipke Bassey hit to Dexter
and the game was over
Des Moines made the first run in the sec
ond when. after two were out Andreas hit
past Carter for three and scored on Ma
goon's double 10 left. Canyn led on with
a lucky double TO left and came home on
sohipke's single In the NTH Caffyn got
another double by hitting the ball over
Bassey's head and again scored on schip-
ke's single 10 right which Garter juggled
long enough to let caffyn ins
Dexter was hit in the sixth and Towne
brought him home with a triple. Hoggie
walked and Andrsas' double brought them
both home. That was all OF Corns and nc