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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-11-02
Woman Die. From Plague.

SEATTLE, Wash, Nov. 2. Mrs
George Osborne died here, and the at
tending physicians assign the cause of
death to bubonic plague. Mrs. Osborne
was the wife of member of the Os-
borne family In which there have been
three deaths within the last two weeks,
one Of which was officially diagnosed
as plague by the city bacteriologist.
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PERILOUS WAY IF
 MAKING A LIVING Chances Taken By Parachute
 Jumpers at Paris EXPERIENCES OF VETERAN Money In the Work and Plenty of EA- citement-shootin Up a Balloon
 In the West-A Per
 formers Trials.
EXPERIENCES OF VETERAN

Thirty years as a parachute jumper is
 a life more Venturesorne than falls to the lot of most men. That any one who at
 tempts 1t should end his days as sound in body and health as when he began is
 remarkable, and yet one may find many
 parachute jumpers at the Aero clubs ex-
 hibit at the automobile show. They us-
 ually gather around the flying machines,
 where they spin yarns and talk about
 next season. says the New York Post
 Alexander Wilson of Bar Harbor. Me-
 is dean of the fraternity despite the fact
 that he has given up an exciting career
 to settle down to the daily grind of an inventor. Wilson is sixty, but supple and strong as when he was leaping from the clouds as a drawing card for county fairs and farmers picnics.
 He took to parachute jumping when an
 engineers apprentice, because 1t offered
 him more money than he could make pounding rivets. Besides he wanted funds
 to help him secure patent for a flying
 machine. That was in 1869, and today ! Wilson has his device perfected, the pa pers in his pocket and his creation is on exhibition among the heavier than-air
 machines. It looks like the skeleton of
 a square dry goods box, with two wings
 propelled by a motor within the frame work
 The popular idea of a parachute jumper is q spectacular sort of person, loud in his talk, dress and manner. Wilson is the opposite. Like many other inventors, he has his eccentricities. He is slow in his speech. careless as to his clothes and has
 the down east drawl. One might easily if,,fu f.alr h BfNaf fn,. GcIa
 Jumping From Balloon.
 Wilson can fly. His longest horizontal
 progress through the air has been 100
 feet. Perpendicularly he has made sever
 al hundred times that but this he doesn't count, for, according to him, any one can jump from a balloon.
 q began going aloft in 1S69-anyway
 it was about that time," he said Tt was
 the year of the Boston Peace Jubilee
 when they had captive balloon in that city. I stayed with the balloons until
 1873, when l made my first jump, out in Iowa, and after that I stuck to jumping More money in 1t. When a town is get ting up show or a fair, or a picnic, and
 wants a crowd, you contract to deliver | the goods. That's all there is to it. You're paid to give the people a scare, and your 1 job is to keep your end of the contract It's easy money. Sometimes the peo- | pie are unreasonable, and then you have l to risk your neck or be called faker by | the local newspapers. If it Is bad weather | or your balloon catches fire or the wind | is too high, and you think you have a | good excuse to stay down, the crowd hol- l lers that you're a coward, the newspapers
 say you are playing shell game. and
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REA.- : 0rE.
  FOR LIE.

FOR RENT-$l5, nearly new broom cot tage; large lot and garden FOR SALE -$l50O. nice little truck farm; close in; fine orchard $55OO, new brick s rooms. modern. corner lot. South Highlands, only s1OOo cash and $40 per month, a rare investment. as house rents for $40 per month. Beautiful building lots at Waverly Place. Glen Iris and Rich mond from $50 per foot up; easy terms; will build to suit purchaser. Lots in suburbs at s1OO and up; $5 monthly payments, no taxes or interest 100 acres of coal land at a bargain. For timber, minearl, farm lands, manufac- turing sites and acreage for subdivision see us now. Houses on easy payments. SOUTHERN LAND & INVESTMENT COMPANY. Samuel D. Monroe Sales Dept; A. J. ozanne, Rentals. 2O211a 1st ave. Bell phones 1O34-3523
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FOR SALE.

S55t0-2-story res, furnace. S. 12th ave. S1oO0-S. 12th st., home, blk car. $2150-Lovely, Ave. K. cor. 60x1S0. S3500-Large lot on Virginia street. S30-Per foot, Ala St., close to car. $4500-Sycamore st., la block of car. $3l50-Large 16th Ave. lot, blk S. 20th st. $5OO0-Handsome s. Highland cottage home S43O0-2-story S. Highfd res, rents $4S0. S5ooO-Lot, 3d ave, bet. 14th and 18th sts. $5500-Lot 2d ave, bet. 18th and 26th sts. S125OO-Lot Sd ave, bet. 17th and 18th sts. S.UHa-Handsome business block. $15, 0O0-Fifth avenue cor: fine location. $9o00-25xlS2Is 1st ave: bargain. S3150-6-room house 11th ave, near 23d st. $30-Per foot, 11th ave, bet. 2l and 22 sts. $25l0-Norwood corner, 60x190. $30-Per foot, 24th st. near Sth ave S75OO-2-story res, 7th ave. 2l and % sts. $165007-Close in, N. Side, cor, rent $500.
 R. MCCONNELL & CO.,,
 Phones S10 2107 Third Ave.
 Opposite court house
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that hurts your business. The next town
 won't hire you, so after you are adver-
 tised there is nothing to do but to go up, windstorm, fire, or anything else. Give the people their moneys worth.
 ''The most dangerous thing in these sit
 uations is fire. All jumpers balloons are
 inflated with hot air, and often catch fire.
 But the jumper mustn't back out He
 must cast off and go up with his bag l ablaZe taking his chances on jumping
 before the balloon burns enough to drop.
 Longest Drop of His Life. At Buffalo once I was billed to jump from a height of HOO feet and because shaved 800 off the first day the manage
 men cried fraud and held up the money. Next day there was a mob on the fair
 grounds and those nearest the balloon jeered at me I made the longest drop
 in my life that day. After l cast off and went up I hung to the balloon till 1 lost sight of Buffalo, and then cut loose. The wind carried me beyond Tonawanda. 1 had my mad up that day. and if there hadn't been a duty on balloons, l would
 have crossed the lake and dropped in Canada
 Spectators at a fair who come to see parachute jump get the impression that the man depends entirely upon his hands to hold to the trapeze. This is a mistake. The jumper could not afford to do this, because he has use for his hands. I all ways snapped myself to the trapeze bar while going up, and then turned my at tention to the folds of the parachute. You see it is necessary that they do not become tangled, but are perfectly free to open the minute the jumpers weight stretches them out. Then again the ! jumper has also to think of his balloon and where 1t is going to land His ob- 1ect is to tip the bag over and throw the opening at the bottom upward as he leaps so that the smoke and hot air may escape quickly. allowing the balloon to drop somewhere near himself and the para chute. Otherwise it would sail off for miles and be lost. Balloons cost money, and we can't afford to buy very many of them.
 How a Parachute Works. Every parachute is fastened to the side of the balloon with the trapeze bar tied
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Fishing By Torch Liqht.

H. Clifton Johnson in Spring on the
 Mississippi" in The Outing Magazine
 for January.
 was surprised to learn that he owned a little farm and was prosperous. Yet he did no work on his home place be- cause he claimed to have heart trouble. His family took care of his garden and he carried a load of truck to town every week. That sold for four or five dol lars, which was money enough to make him independently rich l first came across him, sitting by a roadside ditch chatting with woman who was fish ing. The woman was not catching any, thing and was about to stop.
 "Yo' think yo luck won't come?'' he inquired, sympathetically
 ''To much fraish water,' she respond ed
 "Yas. dat de trouble, sure as de truf :" said the man. De fish swim all aroun de fels now an git all dey want to eat so dey won't bite yo hook. Dem fish jus as fat as hogs"
 Las week de fish in dis hyar bayou bit as soon as put de hook in de water, . remarked the woman.
 Maybe dat de consequence again when de river go down." the man said. encour- agingly. Zoe tell me he git plenty spear in em wid his gig at night"
 How does he do it?" l asked.
 ''He go in his boat wid torch" was the reply, ''an' de light draw de fish, an blin 'em, and he plunge his gig into 'em, an dar he have em.'
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S525o-250x140 elegant Sroom house: hard wood finish and in one block of car line. A bargain. S30O0-50xl65, with room cottage. Nice neighborhood. Small cash payment. Easy terms on balance.
 w. G. OLIVER & CO, 2025 Third Avenue. Both Phones 1882
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to guide their course and to alight. The longer the neck and the larger the head. the faster the flight. No bird can touch
 the swan or the goose for long and strong flights. If you are going to learn to fly, you must study nature"
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fore he got away from that remote camp, but he was not molested as he forced his prisoner to mount a horse and ride away with him toward Texas.
 Three or four years ago Captain Mo- Donald had a fight with cattle thieves In the panhandle. Three of them escaped, and he followed thenls alone for 300 miles, finally rounding then up near Norman, o. T.. where he arrested them single handed and placed Them in jail.
 These are only atfew of the incidents in Captain McDonaIds long career as a commander of the Estate rangers. They serve to show whaf kind of a man Sem ator Foraker wo0H have to deal with il he should meet hlkn in Washington.
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FOR RENT. $12.50-Cottage, 10th avenue, north. $ $S.50-Cottage, s. 26th street. SIP .50-Cottage 9th avenue and 18th street north. S15. 0O-6-room cottage. close to Glen Iris park. l rent propcrt- -c.uslvely, and if you have property unrented. it would pay you to try me-
 GEORGE BlLBE,
 Bell Phone 6l.
 113R Fist St.
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WANTED-For U. s. army. ADle-bodied unmarried men, between ages of n and s5; citizens of United States or good character and temperate habits. wno can aneak. read and write English. Apply to recruiting officer. 7h N. 2oth St.. Birmingham. Ala t-l-ly
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FOR RENT-Complete moving picture
 theatre all ready to open; s20o per month;
 good money making business. Charles Sumner 226 N 22nd st. 1-6-3e
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FOR RENT-Six-room, modern apart ment, steam heated; furnished complete furniture for sale; Will transfer lease 10 nartv who buys the furniture. Whitfield
 Aartrnont C 223t 5th ave. 1-6-2t
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wANTED-Young men to act as news agents on train; good pay to hustlers'
 Apply Union News Co.,, 1Ha N Dth st.,
 t, 9-23-tf-su
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SELL fruit trees; we want good men all over the southern states to sell fruit trees the coming year; by our plan salesmen make big profits; no trouble to sell our stock; terms very liberal; write today. Smith Bros. Concord, Ga.
 1-5-3Ot
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WANTED-Boy about 12 years of age. with wheel; good salary paid and fu- tllre for the right boy. Apply circula- ton department The Age-Herald.
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FOR SALE


 FOR sALE-The entire contents of the best appointed boarding house in the city; don't delay; cause, sickness. Ad- dress XIX, care Age-Herald. 1-5-2t 362 acres land, miles court house Greens boro, Hale county; all black prairie loam land; cotton, corn, clovers and Bermuda grasses grows fine; alfalfa grows extra well. Refused 5000 cash for it August 1906, Price asked, s10,00O. Time given. R. & Nelson President, Shades Mountain Development company.
 FOR SALE-Coal mine on Louisville and Nashville railroad. near Birmingham: 40 acres of four-foot coal; machinery placed and in operation; slope driven 200 feet; commissary included in sale; for particulars address Box POP, city.
 1-5-St FOR SALE-Twenty-fiv tons 35-pound steel relay rails with angle bars. Wiler x Co.,, Twenty-fifth st. and Morris ave.
 1-4-tf FOR SALE-Mules, nice pair d200 pounds each); acelimated, young, sound and good workers. Call B. B., Bell phone l02f 12-30-5t-su mo we-sat-su FOR SALE-A plant manufacturing a staple material used in every l iilding. business now well establisl-1 in the city; will stand the closest investigation; money maker. Address Box 267 City.
 11-20-tf FOR SALB-An almost new buggy. See McElroy, at Palace stable. 1-6-2t FOR SALE-Phone Bell 1OS1 West End, for fine Homer squabs. 1-6-3t FOR SALE-Bakery machines; one four barrel Roth McMahon dough mixer; one Roth McMahon dough brake; one Roth McMahon sitter. power cuppllngs and hangers; IS pulless, from in. to "A in; shafting, from 1 15-16 in. to 2 7-16 in; power ice crusher; power ice cream freezers, can, etc; egg beaters hand and power; cake pans, bread pans, cara mel machine; cocoanut graters, cut ters; Thomas Burkhard's vacuum pan, 250-pound capacity complete: Worth pump, etc. copper kettles; SO-horsepower Erie City locomotive style Economic boiler; 1 Multipolar General Electric generator, type M. P. No. 17,222, class c, 3O,305 form T. volts No. load, no; full load, 125, amperes 240, speed 305, direct coupled. Erie City F0-horsepower high speed engine; one Erie City 9x10 15-horse- power engine; Gardner governor in.; {; one Stillwell B. & Smith valve team drum heater 100-horsepower; one Cur tis steam trap return; one S. B. X Smith V pump, 3x2X4, suction IA, discharge s in.; one s. B. & Smith V pump 41Ax3x4 suction in. discharge 11a in. E. Gill; man. Selma, Ala. 1-5-7t FOR SALE-Drug business in Birming- ham district; stock and fixtures; good location for druggist or physician. Rea- son for selling, ill health and other business. Address K, care Age-Herald
 1-6-A
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PERSONAL.

wanted of Jerry Walsh GERRY WALSTD, who left Popular Grove. Arkansas for Birmingham. Ala. about years ago. Any information or the above party will be thankfully re- ceived by his sister, Mrs. Mary Griffin. Minneapolis, Minn, No. HOS Bryant Ave- North. l-o-1e
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COIIJEGE man who has worked his way through college; excellent opportunity with progressive house; seoo-$SOO to start. Hapgoods, 726 Park Bldg, Pitts burg, Pa.
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WANTED-Engineers electricians and all users of steam electricity; new pamphlet containing questions asked by examining boards throughout the coun- try. Sent Free. George A. Zeller Book Co. S. 4th St., St. Louis, Mo. l-6-4t
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FOR ECNT,

FOR RENT@Neat cottage 5 rooms, bath and cabinet mantels: GIT S. 23d St., s20 Smith & Stillman. 205 Hood building.
 1-5-3t
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

SI- 4 NrE,D First class men to canvass local territory: a good salary will be paid to experienced men who can get results; chance for promotion; apply oe- tween 8 and 9 to Circulation Depar..
 ment The Age-Herald. l-o-os
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WANTED-Exp perienced white locomotive
 flremen willing to go south or south
 west; steady positions and standard nav Apply w. c. Umbach, Hotel Ellis afeica 1-6-3t
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tOrganized July 1900. SOUTHERN AUDIT co.

Expert accounting in all its branches. Periodical examinations made. New systems installed.
 21O First Nat Bank Bell phone ssO
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FOR RENT-Five-year lease; extra good location for saloon; reasohapie rent
 Charles Sumner 226 N. zzho st. l-o-ot
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17OARDEKS wanted, couples or young men, at e15 N. 22nd St, excellent ta- ble, I o'clock dinner; rates made Tor
 breakfast and dinner only. H-f-t
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WANTED-White girl for general work around the house; good wages paid Ap- ply 2O26 Avenue J, or phone 1O9O Bell phone. I1-oo-ei
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SITUATIONS WANTED

wANTED-Position as bookkeeper and
 stenographer; best of references. Bond if required Address x. Y. z., care Age Herald. io-~I
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED-A good stenographer and
 typewriter; male or female; make appli- cation in own handwriting, State sal ary expected. Address l4oo, care Age Herald. l-o-At
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WANTED-By a lady of experience, posi-
 tion as cashier. Hotel ana theatre' Iea. ~ a..
 erences. X-1, care Age-Herald. l-6-2t
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Elaborate Process.

Frem ths New York Sun.
 Knicker-Why did you tie that string around your finger.
 Bocker-To remind me to forget the waiter.
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GET room anu podIu at i'-o "eii
 north. Peoples phone 1862 1-1eod wk WkNTED-Couple to board in private family South Highlands. 2109 11th ave- me south Peoples phone 32S. 1-5-4t
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- ~H------ SALESMEN WANTED.

WSNTED~Salesmen farm lands and
 lots; good commissions; rapid selling proposition. Southwestern Land Invest ment Co Bradley. Ark 1-1-1Ot
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S55OO

A nine-room, furnace heated residence on 12th Ave. South, near 11th St. Very reasonable terms and a bar gain.
 JEROME A. TUCKER
 Real Estate Agency,
 3OS N. 21st St.
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FOR SALE-Drug business in Birming- ham district; stock and fixtures; good location for druggist or physician Rea- son for selling, ill health and other business. Address K, care Age-Herald.
 1-6-A
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pEIT5 W. NTED-F eMALE.

HEl? W. NTED-F EMACE. tM1NTTBOMififners and salesladies (combined) to fill places in millinery stores in towns of about 5000 to lOon in- . habitants. Give references ana apply at >S once to l.. Jonas & Co., Nashville. Tenn. 1-6-4t-snn wed
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OAnDE NvAnTEL

FC < young men can secure rooms and board at 9TH First avenue Woodlawn.
 Peoples phone S3l. l-o-St
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 MISCELLANEOUS.

ANY pooi girl needing frIenoship. help. advice. etc, will find ready and willing assistance by applying to the matron of Salvation Army Rescue Home. 3sd st. and Ave. E.. Birmingham. Ala 6-l4-tf VULCAN signs, Hermitage, of course
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MONEY IoaT d salaried people without security: eas T payments Union Discount Co. eo9 Bro, n-Marx Bldg lo-s-tf N1NEY LOANED SALARlED PEOPLE and others without security; cheapest rates, easiest payments; offices in sixty principal citief; save yourself money by getting our terms first. D. H. Tolman. room IA Watts bldg. ZOOS Third ave.
 Silly
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ROOMS EoK KENT.

~E5jR RENT~Two upstairs front rooms, newly furnished with or without board !;
 both phones; hot and cold water and electric lights 730 21st St. N. 1-5-3t
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ROOM with board 2209 9th avenue.
 12-6-sot GOOD board and cheap rates by day., week or month. 2S2l 5th avenue. 1-6-lt ROOMS and board 1902 5th avenue, north.
 1-6-9t
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MONEY TO LEND.

AT. esfafs loans. 30. 60. 90 days and i3 months city Loan and Banking Co.,. ios North 2lst street. Bell phone 24o
 4-14-tf
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FOR RENT-Front room. 2OSo 9th ave.
 11-16- cod tf
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Every parachute is fastened to the side of the balloon with the trapeze bar tied'
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Hermitage, of course.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-08-14
THEATRICAL NOTES.

Wonderland Company have put on
nigh class vaudeville this week and
the Lola Lee Earle co. are holding
'he boards.
They gave three frty-Hve minute
hows last night TO crowded houses.
standing room even being at a
premium.
The performance last night CON
sieted of a one-act comedy. entitled
"Cinders' which brought forth full
applause also singing and "Cinders"
said she would dance if some one
would play Turkey in the straw. "
nid she2 You know she did. and it
was right mp TO the minute. and she
is going TO dance again tonight. too.
They also put on n short act in
the trapese which was good.
Jordan A. Bell. formerly of
ynchburg was also last night in
an act which received good bit Of
applause. Tonight he will put on a
high class farce comedy entitled.
Niger I'm the Cradle"
They arc srll giving their regu-
Tar moving pictures and illustrated
longs with change every night.
Today special matinee is on for
Indies and children md an children
Gre invited TO meet Miss Earle. the
Youngest member Of the company
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How They Stand.
ONLY LOOKING OR TEDDY.
S Real Bear lnadcs the President
Summer Home.


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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-08-14
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

How's the weather out your way?
We are sleeping under
Don't spring that old blanket yarn
on me
Under diffcul'ies. my boy Louis
willie Courier-Jou rual
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DoRoHNsTEn smrr orr.

Johnson City Tenn. Aug. Ia
Johnson City took the first of the
series with Dorchester here yester-
lay afternoon by "a score of 2 10 O..
The victory was won i'm the EI.t half
OF the ninth INNING. when Plott
made a two-base hit and brought i'm
two runs
Batteries Johnson City Plott
and Kelly Dorchester oval and
Woodson
The two teams viii play four more
games here
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-08-14
BASEBALL.

Bramwell and Cincinnati will play
a bargain game tomorrow. as the
game yesterday was called off on ac-
count of rain
Blueheld and Cincy viii try for
he nth game this afternoon on the
Tower grounds at 4 O'Clock.
Ezra Midkin is reported as having
p dark horse Swallowed and is ex-
pected to- return tonight with his
bird
Jack Hogan will be out Of the
games for few days with a bruised
bone
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LUMBER Mills snrr bows.

Petersburg va. Aug 49, All oft
'He lumber -awmills foo Chesterfield
county with but two exceptions.
ave shut down throwing ont of
Employment in The neighborbood off
500 or 1000 white and col5raj OPP
oraiive- The cause of Tine shutdovr
~ these mills is due TO so many )f
the operatives taking O. holiday and
The TACT that there has been % fall
.ne on in the price of lumber Of 81
iu the 100 feet
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-08-14
HorE mrHr, so TRIED KNIFE
Ian Makes Two Unsuccessful At
tcmpts to Kill Himself.

Allentown Pa Aug 10 After
having been missing from home %
week Amos Gciss. Sc years old.
walked TO the hospital yesterday.
with his throat cut re is SUFFERING
with alteration lie said he was
Tired of life and after finding Sc
hurt to hang by rope. used n razor.
The eashc- are superficial ard hc
100 recover
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-08-14
How They Stand.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Detroit o; Philadelphia 3.
ST Louis 6: Washington >.
Cleveland IS: New York 6.
Chicago 1 Boston Z.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-08-14
BASEBALL
VIRGINIA STATE LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Roanoke 3 Portsmouth 2.
Norfolk >: Danville =.
Lynchburg > Richmand 4.