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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-09-26
HICDON IS PREP AIRING
 ANSWER TO CONTEST
Will Take Full en Days Allowed By Law-Confident of the
 Result.

Nothing of importance developed yester- day in the Stiles-Higdon contest for the shrievalty nomination.
 However Colonel Higdon's headquarters at Morris avenue and Twentieth street presented a scene of much aC,ivity. An answer is being prepared by Colonel Hig- don to the proceedings instituted by Judge J. P. Stiles Monday.
 It was stated last night by Hinds Pee- yey. campaign manager for F. l.. digdon, that the full ten days allowed by idw will be taken for the preparation of the an- swer.
 Colonel Higdon and MT Peevey iay they are confident of the result nf the contest and both state that they feel sure that the committee will stand by the former action In declaring Colonel Higdon the nominee for sheriff.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-09-26
AI G. FIeld ereater MInstreIs.

The long list of funny comedians with the Al G. Field Greater Minstrels which will be seen at the Jefferson theatre Fri day and Saturday nights, and Saturday afternoon, is headed by Al c. Field in Person. He is without a doubt one of the greftest living delineators of the negro character and dialect. Ills opportunities for studying the negro in his everyday life have been unlimited and In Dream land Phantoms." the scenic spectacle be- ing offered by him this season, he has made excellent use of them. He has trans plated the negro character to the stage in manner charming in It's naturalness The result Is seen in portrayal of the eX- isting types of the negro race. MT. Field is to be seen In an up-to-date programme of 'funisms" that tickle the disabilities.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-09-26
INJURIES WERE SLIGHT.
AvondaIe Car Knocks Down p. T
 Penny at Street Crossing.

Yesterday about o'clock street car on the Avondale line struck and knocked down P. T. Penny at the intersection of Third avenue and Twentieth street.
 Mir Penny was immediately taken to st. Vincents hospital, where his injuries were dressed. After a little while MT. Penny was sufficiently recovered to go home as his wounds were not of serious nature.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-09-26

Not only will the vagrancy law be en- forced to the letter in Birmingham. but it is officially declared that all people In the city must go to work It is given out that no idleness will be tolerated.
 To carry out this plan, all vagrants will be arrested, as will all others out of employment. In addition the city Is in position to offer employment to every person who has no work. It Is either case of go to work or go to jail.
 Chief Wier declared yesterday after noon that several of the large companies have notified him to send all men out of employment to their respective works. Among these companies are the Alabama
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-09-26
Chie1 Wier Has Work
 For AH fhe UnembI0yed

Great Southern. the Birmingham Rail- way, Light and Power company and sev- eral of the railroad construction com panies.
 Chief Wier declares that labor is at a premium, and that there Is no excuse for idleness. All men who appear idle on the various police beats of the city will be approached, made to show where in they have means of earning a liveli- hood, or brought to the city jail. Then Chief Wier will send shtm to places where work is obtainaplc. If they prfer not to accept these positions, where the pay Is good, they will be tried in the police court.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-09-26
PHYSICIAN ARRESTED.
pr. p. L. Haigler Indicted By the Grand Jury-Releas ased on Bond.

Yesterday morning Dr. L. P. Haigler, a well-known physician, was arrested. after being indicted by the grand jury, charged with administering drugs for other pur- noses than to preserve life. His bond was fixed at s10O0 which he readily made.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-09-26
At the Bliou.

"A wife's Secret at the Bijou theatre this week, seems launched on q success full engagement The play is better than the average melodrama offered and the company Is also fairly well balanced. Miss Grace Hopkins acquits herself well in the leading role as a wronged wife. "A Wife's Secret is proving entirely satisfactory good.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-09-26
ADJUSTMENTS.
AT THE JEFFERSON.

Friday and Saturday, With Sat urday Matinee--Al c. Fields Min strels.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-09-26

The foundation of robust health is what is allowed to enter the mouth. The more simple the diet, the more perfect the health.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-09-26
AT THE BlJOU.

All the Week, With Matinees Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. "A Wifes Secret"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-09-26

true. Hermann Lieb as Lord Phillips was satisfactory
 Viola Aliens beautiful production proved the desired setting for the play.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-09-26
Jacob Traub.

The fall and winter display of the Jacob Traub department store was held yesterday. This is a new concern and while there are many establish. sn;s in
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-09-26
AT THE MAJESTIC.
AT THE NEW GAYETY.

All the Week, With Daily Mati- nees-Vaudeville.
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THE WEATHER.

Washington, September 25.-Forecast tor Alabama and Mississippi: Rain We'd nesday and Thursday; brisk to high northeast to east winds.
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All the week, With Daily Matlnees
 Rose Sydell's "London Belles."
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Try the 0awk for half-tone and line lustratIons. Aoe-He-abd Building
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-09-26
Criminal Court Docket.

The following cases are set for today; Arthur Ray alias Sandy Roberts. murder George Foley murder; Sam Haynes, mur der; Mary Patton, murder; John w. Will Hams. rape All the defendants are ne- groes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-09-26
Local Weather Data,

Birmingham, September 25. 4 p. m.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-09-26
Chancery Court.

Steiner Bros, q corporation. vs R. D. Johnson; bill to quiet title to land The register was engaged during the day yes terday taking testimony in the case of Thomas II. Clarke vs N. H. Clarke ct ais E. II Cathniss was appointed guardian ad litem to represent one of the minor defendants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-07
MATCH BOWLING
GAMES

There we're his dolnga In the 10
cal bowling world last night match
games being the order of thu even.
ina and the large crowd that at
tended the contests proved that
bowling ~ far from being a dead
aport Ia Seattle.
Tho big match Of the evening be
Itween n. a. Wnrrrn and sam ahu.
man proved a notable upset. an
Warren. who wa expected "a VIM
rolled lar btlow hia real form aud
vas hchicn by 1856 pins. The match
was for purse aud WAS rolled i've
eamea ON tho bismarck aud i've
Ramcs on tho Monarch ALLEYS. total
pins tn count
shuman nasumod "a lead Of rs
piua 0n tho bismarck drives aud
added tOj pins to his total ht hla
work 0n the Monarch alleys The
winner rolled very steady len.nlua
There viii probably be a return
match in the near future
Tho other match Of the evening
was between Paul Morgan. the
honest pinboy- aud Charley Wei.
del GA one aidn aud 'Curneuha hu1
ton aud silent Joe" Lyons an the
other Tho former aggregation Of
Monarch stars pat Il over the lat.
ter BY so pins The mateS was
rolled three games ON each Hel OF
hlleys. total pins to count Hukz
ton aud hts partner got away In
the lead by 20 pins on the niamarek
alleya hnt were beaten II pins on
the Monarch drives. The match
was VUry tntoreating throughout.
and segcrnl 81 che players AZ tlmea
made difitcult split spares
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-07

Edward Mctanghlin. who recent.
iy wen A billiari same from houue
iAnA was the reforee IA the ttap'e
eohaefer championship match h
New York citl has been inter
viewed upon the sahieet Of win
ter Billiards Among other things
he said
'',rhs time has not yet come for
drepplng the IS play Il Is a beau
tlful game. susceptible Of much bet.
ter development than Il has set
attained. and Eame Of billiards
skoald not b0 rolegated 70 The past
until Il has been more nearly ~
hausted than this Que has No
body has yet become 30 proficient
In ID as 10 horr a crowd By aKess
nively long runs. / 10 not doubt
thar somebody may run = game Out
oas OF these days, bur let " wait
at least until somebody doc SO
before throwins out a play that haa
90 many siill undeYoloped poaai'
bilities The meue fact that one
man tn a match same aud another
"a a practice game have made ay-
eragas OF fa0 Is not a sufficient rea.
sou.
Nothing Like Straight Rail.
"egraisht billiards VAS snnersed
I'd By the hAlkline game because
the experts bad reached a roint
WHERE By rail nursing. IN which one
shot was very much ike another
they could play until they aud their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-07

The Automobile Club Of America
announcea thr promotion of = coin.
msrcial vehicle test in New York
city. lasting for four days. Nov. !
To 10. The cars probably viii not
b. divided Into classes. the awards
being made on the basis Of the cost
81 the work dose PER ton mile.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-07
SPOT BALLS WHEN
THEY FREEZE

spectators were tired Why. men
could make a.0eo or 1000 points At
that game before &c was dropped
Of course that would bore a. audi
rnee Hut nothins Of that Kind has
happened ia the tSe game The
longest run ever made AZ Il was
not 30 the least tlfeaume "a watch
improve the Game.
Il should much rather see the
INe game Improved than dropped
and TO this end / would aukgeat
that the balls be spotted every time
they frrcfo rails would make tue
game u iittlo more open. heeanee
playora would De much more care.
ful then not 90 freeze the balls than
they arr nov, when they can save
thoir positions by banking Of MAX
ing maHse shots ffom the unffosen
chlect ball Moreover. e would add
greatly % the spectators interest
"a SEQ the PLAYER work the balls
arain from spot position indead.
that D. the thlus 1T greatest inter
est Ia any game % billiards That
+ where the greatest mental effort
COMES Ga. After the balls aHe to-
eethor ii becomes more a matter Of
mere execution.
Freeze on Close Nursing.
"rhc freezing Of halls usually
comes about by the PLAYER trying
o. nurse them too closely. lie can
afford 20 take the chance Of frcez.
iur them q he can set out Of the
scrape by an easy hank or draw or
masse frum the unffpzea ball. bat
n it we're mandatory that the balls
ba spotted every time they freeze.
as Il used 90 BE- In the old rail play.
be would not take that chance. bat
would play little more openly.
thus making the game a little hard
er for him and considerably more
Interesting Tor the spectator.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-07

FIRST urs. three foufihs ofane
Lagoon NJ CHouutHnJ. "a
eou digger tle. serbnd. Fssl.s
IL third Time. i.ib2-s.
Second race. rrten-elghfhm .,
mile Capnr 30 Orrnaj. Z B. :
won. Mary on ss. second ~.
bark %. thiff Time. l.zst.a
Tblrd race three fourtha Ola nan.
-eonluress. ll2 CWIshardl. it,
son tied Thistle. ~. nseaaa. :.
Noel H. Third. Time isIft-t
Fourth race, three fouffhs a.
mIls- Meadow Breeze los Me-.
talul. 8 20 2s won pr Lego IL
second Lady Henrietta. l6g n1.5
Time. ifl3f-G
RIfh race. three fourths afaw
Tob0ggnu. 10 Cannon. 4nF
won WhippoorHiiL lif. feass
Afafador. 40. third. Time. futs
sixth race. one and ones slaiessss
miles Athena. Jos sedan, 60
won. Golden Mineral. i9s ases.s
Hadur. ig6. third Time. s7t.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-07

2 r. I. Won Herman Ioh....
SECOND. tawaonisn. ne. thifs m. Us.
IsIaas4 iHAs.
fhifd race. one and one sl,,....,.
miles Away, sg tHchonfp b :. !
H0u Donna. 111. second or.s,,, =
- third Time. 80. '''ss
Fourth rnoe. Htscplerhase p..
Pepper le1 PageJ. ~ ~ 8 e1 -
Harry Baylor iss. second ~
owen. 100. third. Time ss27t.g
fiftb fHff. seven elRhtha ~ 80.
The Cricket. $50 fNicholsi. II -
WON'T iiuiuHrh if0. second. nasIs.
II. ia5. hird Time. i.gi
Sixth race. one miie hvaus,...
III U.ssj. Q fo q. won. Lotus -.
l1H. second Scion HhInrie. Il.
third Time. i.ff
Seventh race. three fYufibs - .
mile ghlppeHs. iI2 fKDernarl. 4 :
G. Won Tho sapceu. lIs. seeess
Benevolent H. third. ~.
I#IHIz2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-07

Kids Tor the next Young corbett.
Terry Mc0ovnrn mill will be re-
eelved until the 10Th ~ the present
month and according 10 the articles
OF agreement the match VIII Dc
awarded % the club offering the
best Inducements prior 10 that time
California and Nevada clubs are ca
p0cfed 10 bid
Jimmy Gardner and Jack Dough.
ariY have been matched 20 tiKht lb
rounds al Davenport, Iowa. for the
second week ln November This
pair should furnish an interesting
battle and Dougheriy hopes To r.
ruIH some ~ the lost prestige
Gardner. however. should have lit
lie trouble Ia boBiing the iankf
MliHuukecan.
II II against tho interest Of box
ing a. advertise the settlement Of
old or new gIudFca IN the ring wifh
the gloves This avOwed purpose
Hmattern too much of the dueiinE
grass plot and De- removed without
the pale Of boxing Tor the love Of
sport while n 20 true that knock.
outs will occur in the legitimate
game. and sometimes fatalities. Il
is wiaa for the managers 10 fnnril
well their privilege that II MAJ not
be thbooed altogether
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-07
MULTN0mAH GAME
IS CANCELLED

Muitncmah Athletic club yesier-
dzy cancelled lis date Tor game Of
football with Manager Stewart Of
the local high school team No yea.
son was assigned. and high school
fans are bewildered. Stewart is
somewhat disappointed 1t being
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-07

thus left IN the hole at this stage
% the season. To fili the hole. he
made a date with the BeliinEham
hlgh school youths for a game This
viii keep his charges from going
stale
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-07
AUTO NOTES

Detroit. a city famed AZ the same
time FOR tho excellence 81 tta auto
mobiles and the villainoaa enudi.
tlona OF iia Highways. II Ia have
good roads az last Thanks 10 the
unilrlng efforts of Horatio {. Earle.
state highway commiaaionef. the
Michigan good roads bin passed BY
splendid majority ny the terms
q this bill the state pays 5000 per
mlie toward the construction Of
maeadamlHed roads that are built
according 20 specifications laid
down
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-07

In preparation for the seventh
annual automobile ahow In Madison
Square Garden. Jan 1918. ts4T. The
Association 81 Licensed Automobile
Manufacturers all sn~nd $1,000.
Nhiir u II estimated that upward 81
$50. 900 wii be expanded b The en-
hlhltoru Many os the decorations
ara 10 be imported from Francs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-07

Walter gtcffon playing with the
Chicago university eleven for The
fret time this year. promises - be.
come one of the best men that
Coach Htagg has ever developed.
even being the equal Of Eekersali
At following punia through a bfok
en field he 10 said 20 be the peer
Of Eckoranil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-07

The new automobile arnhniauos
Of The Philadelphia hospital Nill
carry -four patients. tUo nnrsss. .
doctor and operator 1hs surgical
eouipmant IL Of such a complete
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-07
RACES YESTERDAY
BALTIMORE.

FIRST race. three-fourths % mile
=natanist ii7 U.esJ, 81 % 9. won
Tudor. tl4. second Haringo. H.
third Time. 1915 Is.
SECOND race. threo-fourtha Of a
mile Judge white. i0s tEnKiaudefl.
stylish clothes that are tailored
correctly. Elliott q McGreg0E 1923
geeoud ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-07

Tho movement 10 build special
course for road racing aud for lrat
sng purposes IA assured Of adequate
financial support II the example Of
the White Sewing Machine com
pany. the makers q The White
steamer. II followed BY other man
nfarsursrN. as. Il 10 safe % predict,
will 30 the case A aubacftptiun q
g. 1oa to start the ball rolling has
bsea trudsred By W1ndsof T.
white. vice preaident Of the White
company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-07

cred that she has a great deal Of
leisure time between her concert
enKskem@ntH. abe has planned to
ratabHsh a laundry She will keep
tho books and look after the bills.
while her maid sap@Ftutends the
work Of the help. who will run the
" aAhfube and ironsrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-07

The nrearai New Jersey autanes
bile Las will b. attacked IN the
neat legislature By motorists sho
Want To set rid Of the Questionable
CLAUSE whereby constable MAY ar
rest without a warrant and some
timea on the fiinsssaf pfvtext.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-07

Herr Is Tire definitioa Of pune
turn given b. John q Ham. an
Eastern molotisi a punetuFe Is
= triflc. and a tFifia Is a scrap. aud
q scrap Il fight. ana a fiEht ia a
hattie. add 4 battle IL SAf. and sar
IL he'll Therefore. punetufa IL
hell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-07

Elliott y. shepard. Who eampeted
In the Vanderbilt cup race la 4
Hotehkiss car. - ualnE hia FacinE
machine la a hunting tssp IA the
Adirondack mountains
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-07

Myor Phnutoin Is one nf the
greatest athletes the world ever has
seen Tho nppcllation OF the Rob
FlfEalmmona uf the cinder Path
nta him we'll ior he has been win
nlnR championships since isaz. aud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-07
Do You Know

That d. G. Floyd q Co. aia collins
Bldg. act dlAmoads and pFeeiess
stones. Corner Second aud James
!. go.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-07

There IN some talk abroad of
changing the conditions OF the iisfs
homor touring cup. 80 az 10 exclude
ali but German automobiles froa
competition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-07

character that u will permit Of
most any ordinary operation being
performed while the vehicle Is on
ita way 10 tho hospital With pa.
tient.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-07

LONDON, Nov. s.--Miss Susan
Strong. the popular American prima
donna. who has lived In England
during the past dozen years. has de-
cldsd 20 enter a unique liue Of bust.
meas for women in order 10 obtain
pin money.
because Mlss Strong has discov-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-07

sam Fitzpatrick. At one time
|anaan as the Australian Comet.
ana Who has handled aome 81 The
best fighters in the country. thinks
he can force some OF the heaYteH to
give Jack Johnson q chance. sam
Is now wrestling With the problem
In behalf of johnson. but with IN.
different success. None Of the big
fellows can see the clever black
when IL comes to matchmaking.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-07
LIms and cemsnt

faFthsns osonssN inaeasss4 r~s 81 d a.
Sal tzA Mfss. haa Ju4n q a. msf-
49, hhL ~ fifW hftHk 80 N 49, paae
easa1 Rise ttt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-07
t,sr 80 rs.a.,sfr.

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stsai M, Nsf tNs - EastsfN HsssIas
fsa. 81. stEia Eafn. - psf taHs ssa
aafn - - tea fse1 ssnal. - - taa
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seq tfAn 80 See ~ sHafts 80 faa So
Etafsea fsed. ~ tass 81 asss -. sst4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-07
SPORT DOPE

Announcement has been made BY
the management OF the Illinois Ath.
letla club that tn third annual
Marathon race viii be held septem.
bar ga 1907. and will be known as
the American Marathon race.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-07
THE MARKETS

I -
A steamer load OF Il y landed
here last night from $40 Fran
eiscn ana arc noatiy hspuHed OF
the retailers buying thefn 40 taHi
as placed ON the market Lettuce
aaoma 60 be very much IN evidence
aud tho commlaaiou men are find.
iuE purchasers al 35c 20 Soc Win
the arrival Of "a schooner With hall.
but. came drop Ia tho price ffam
&c and Tr "a 1c aud g uesuefa
IN meats report hogs attn seattle.
Tho egg market scutna to have
stopped for breathing spell not
having changed from iIc aud tse
for over a week.
The prices on poultry hay. feed
atuffa and dairy products have not
changed.
vsastAhisa
naftauss invsi hssai sstssss, 80 e.
isssts' sasts o. nsv iufuHHs raf
ssak o. raistoaa. sweets ~ sfaatats
flsa nl peppsra. y isltpes. sl
squash iuiA 90 Giant t6utf puiansiHs
/ i.s ranao apians. per aaeA. a. Eaf
t4iN&
.1 ss". .ss'.. s p. p. = q y w ..ss.
psf nas tfue atsss@nNts FHf HAa i##e#t
appies. natives. o,uisei ufavsustsius.
. 49, ~, es s.'i .,.s, s.ss - :. a. ssaesa
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washins,eu sr.sass'g ssiisl. - n -.
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shssas. Wisconain isins % uaa. W..
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+ tssst kslss u. liens ftiiasssss iissa
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Live ga chirt sas 30 %. Tel hfqn.
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tasks - ls' 81. foasisfs ssaiss'
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FIsh
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- stfiugs psf -. totaes slts.s asasIts
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Dont throw roar GA clothes
sway. Have them cleaned 10 touk
! litc bew at tho fantoftun- Main
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-07

Dont throw FoaT ca clothes
away. Have them cleaned Ia taok
ike new at tho fantofiuu. Main
fofA o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-07

IA got shows no sign II a break
down. No matter how p9of he
Jumps. prinatoln seems TO have
Just enough spring 20 ssat hia man
every umo.
pfeforflng the sturdy life Of a
farmer 10 that ~ a football player
A MetoKon. one Of the star full
backs OF tho Carlisle Indian team
and lator tho hero Of many Wis
canhin games. has refused al uf
fara 20 again play with the whites
lie has settled on small farm
With hia bride Hr a. playing with
the indian eleven, however, but re
eeivea no pay,
nr Frank u Carson. president
Of the Central league. has been
asked 10 take the management Of
the Boston American league TENN
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