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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-31
ADJUSTMENTS.
De Wolf Hopper In "Wang."

Fifteen or more years ago DeWof Hop per created Wang the Regent of Slam' and it's tuneful music and catchy songs have held the public ear ever since' F,verybody is familiar with the play, ana vet it's presentation at the Majestic last night to a capacity house seemed as fresh and snontaneous as new production. Hopper himself dances and sings as ne-r rilv as he did fifteen years ago, and wien he was called out and reclted casey at the Bat he was at his best.
 Della Fox is not member of the com many that played the comedy last night hut the part of the crown prince was satisfactorily presented by Marguerite Clark. whose numbers were warmly ap- nlauded. After her dance In the second act she was recalled several times Ada Deaves as the Widow Fimousse was an other favorlte and so were Bertha Shalik and Florence Martin. William Danforth as Colonel Facasse sang in excellent voice. and another good voice was that of John Hendricks as Prince Pauopln Frank Casey, the keeper of the royal ele- phant. was true to his lines
 The stage effects and all the devices or illumination were satisfactory and alto eether the revival of the musical com- edy of fifteen years ago pleased the au- dince. The jokes were in fact new, and some of the music had been revised up-to- date
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-31
DETROIT PLAYERS
 WILL FIGHT NO MORE
COBB AND SCHMIDT KISS AND MAKE UP AFTER A COUPLE OF FIGHTS IN WHICH EACH GETS LICKING FROM THE OTHER.

Meridian, Miss, March So-(Special)- Ruhe, the shotstop, reported today and was in the afternoon game. Although stiff and sore he made a splendid show- ing.
 Cobb and Schmidt, who engaged in the fist-fght yesterday, have made up their differences. Cobb threatened to Jump the team here, and another American League team offered to purchase his release, but Manager Jennings stated that he would not let him go under any circumstances. It Is claimed the trouble originated over the players guying Cobb about being southern boy.
 Both men have announced their friend llness for the other and no further trouble is expected
 The Detroits left might for Little ROCK for a series of games.
 Greensboro college comes Monday to play the locals.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-31
Chicago Nahonab Look Best N0aU

'If Cincinnati had any pitchers she would stand good chance of finishing one, two, three, but as things are now she has no chance to finish in the rush. ing. We actually have only one pitcher on whom we can rely, and the rest of them are uncertain quantities. Out of the bunch we have on hand we may pick a couple of good ones, but of that we are by no means certain.
 I've need two or three strong pitchers and we would be fixed to run someone a race for the pennant Our team is com posed of good hitters, good fielders, will ing players, and they exhibit good amount of ginger which features, with a strong staff of twirlers, would put us in good shape to play ball."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-31
GAS WELL TESTED.
The Pressure Is Found to Be 200
 Pounds to the Square Inch.

Huntsville March Especial 1.-The new sasser of the New York-Alabama oil company was successfully capped last night and today test of the pressure was made showing it to be 200 pounds to the inch. This is one of the greatest pressures ever found in a gas we'll The company is moving the drilling machinery from the well to another point nearby and another well will be sunk immediate ly. The second drilling outfit of the com- pany is boring well mile and half west of the city and the two outfits will be kept busy in the future
 There is not much excitement here over the situation as the average citizen does not appear to realize what it means to have natural gas available in unlimited quantities.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-31
Pinples Off
 In s Days
The New Calcium SuIphide Treatment Does Wonders to Every Kind
 of Skin Eruption.
Trial Package Sent Free to Prove It..

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 They contain as their main ingredient the most thorough, quick and effective blood cleanser known. calcium sulphide.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-31
WIIAelm Catching Men OH Fiyn

until it is half over. It is all worked any game.
 In this connection a word of suggestion to Lister might be made. He failed yes- terday to use due amount of headwork in handling one of these plays, and the man landed on second. Lister held the ball too long. He is fielding nicely at first ond doing pretty well with the bat, and what he must do now is to use his head to a little better advantage. He is willing worker in the ranks. anxious to learn and will probably make the Barons a good man by using his head.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-31
CINCINNATI SLUGS IN EIGHTH INNING Breaks Up a Tie Game By Find
 ing Wilhelm BARONS IN BETTER FORM Wilhelm Asked to Pitch the Full Game and He Let Down Towards the
 End-Reds Leave for
 Home.
BARoNS IN BETTER FORM

Cincinnati fell against the benders of Wilhelm fin the eighth inning yesterday afternoon and broke up game that had been tie up to that time.
 Four singles and ripple did the business in the eighth and the visitors annexed a total of four runs, which in- cidentally meant the victory. Up to that time they had secured eight hits, but they were never coupled together suf- 1 fciently to net a run, the visitors first run being made on an error of Gardner. | It was hardly ideal baseball weather. To begin with the sky was dark and there was a cold wind blowing across the field a sort of Easter effect that all the venerable early citizens have been pre- dieting this spring.
 However, the Barons showed to much better advantage than in the game Fri day. There was a choice collection of the cubs in the infeld, Alcock on third, Mtze at short and Roettinger at second in Walters place. and the three did some pretty nice stunts between them. Mitze accepted ten chances without a boble, and Roettinger made one of the five hits and the only run.
 It was little early for Wilhelm to un- dertake a full game, but he did so well in the early part that he asked to be allowed to stay until he gave out. He let down a little inf the eighth and Krue- ger secured thefirst single. Mitchell was safe on a fielders choice, and Mowery landed on first via the same method Me- Lean hit for one bag, and then Wilhelm put one over the plate to the liking of Esslg, the pitcher, and he put 1t into the right garden, two men scoring before the ball was returned. A single by Hug gins and a triple by Davis landed the other two runs.
 The Barons secured their lonesome tally in the sixth when Essig relieved Ewing, who by the way had allowed but one hit, a single by Gardner. In the sixth Roet- tinger hit between first and second for a safety and Wilhelm bunted out. Moles- worth drew four bad ones and a walk. Smith hit to right for one bag and Roet- tinger went to third, while Smith ran over the initial sack and was cought in chase, allowing the second baseman to score
 Three of the visitors landed safely three times each. Davis was in the lead with a single, double and ripple, and Higgins and Krueger each secured three singles.
 Walters was out of the game on account of sore side, which troubles him every now and then. The Reds left last night for Cincinnati
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-31

Three or four times this year Wilhelm has caught men off first base They were not sleepy base runners, but some of the best which the big league teams have brought with them. Twice yesterday he caught the Cincinnati players off first and one of them was thrown out in a chase between first and second, while the other landed safe at the keystone bag.
 The stunt is turned so neatly that the runner is absolutely unprepared for the event, and has no chance to get back to first and must of necessity go to second. The crowds hardly wake up to the play
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-31
OTHER GAMES.
Detroit 7, Meridian 6,

Meridian, Miss. March 30.-(Special.)-- l. Today's game developed into an interest ing contest in which the locals played an entirely different game from yester- day. Roth was switched to centerfield, his regular post in the future, and showed up well. Ruhe was in the game for the first time and did splendid work in the field and at the bat. The hitting of the locals was much better than the visitors Score by innings: R.HE. Detroit .... ............. .210 301 0O0-7 Il 8 Meridian ............. .... .010 010 0O4-6 13 5
 Batteries: Eubanks and Payne and Archer; Pylant. Wilkerson and Downing and Brown.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-31

According to the way the teams look now, the Chicago Nationals have the best chance to land the 1907 rag said Jack Ryder, baseball writer on the Cincinnati Enquirer, and one of the best baseball experts in the country. q figure that team to be far ahead of the other teams in the league, and expect to see them land the pannant again this year, unfor- seen accidents, of course, barred.
 q cannot figure the New York team with anything very good, anything worth boasting about. McGraw has only one man in the infield, Devlin at third, and with that exception I figure the Cincinnati nield to be stronger than New York. I don't think that he has even secured a strong pitching staff and McGraw knows it well.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-31

woodruff would look mighty nice to the fans now if he were to appear on the diamond with Baron uniform. He is needed badly just now and may be needed more when the season opens
 It seems doubtful if Oyler will be in the fame for the opening next week, and Montgomery may or may not be able to play. Walters is suffering from his side, which has given him more or less trouble in the past, so the infield is badly crip- pled. Mitze is playing a fine game at short and Alcock doing well at third, but it is important that the Barons should get their regular lineup into the game as soon as possible. or as nearly the regular lineup as possible.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-31

SUMMARY. Three Base Hits-Davis, Schlei. Two Base Hits-Davis. Sacrifice Hits--Davis, Lister. Stolen Bases-Mitchell. Base on Balls-Off Wilhelm, 2; off Essig, 1; off Ewing, 1. Struck Out-By Wilhelm, 2; by Essig, 2; by Ewing, g.. Double Plays-Huggins to Mitchell; Mitze to Alcock. Left on Bases-Cincinnati, 10; Birming- ham, 3. Time of game, :45. Attendance, 400.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-31
Buster Brown.

"Buster Brown" ever popular With the children, played to two good houses at the Jefferson yesterday Master Jimmie Rosen gave his usual excellent imperson- alton of the well-known newspaper char acter. and Jack Bell acted the part Of "Tige.'
 The chorus work was good, and While the play shows some of the evidences or it's long run, it is still remarkably fresh and pleasing. The choruses were good This is the second time Buster has ap- peared in Birmingham this season, and the fact that it drew so well on the sec ond appearance testifies to it's lasting popularity.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-31
Ayondale 2. Southern 2.

One of the prettiest contests of the season in amateur circles resulted in a tie game yesterday between Avondale and the Southern shops The final score was 3 to ?.
 During the game there were only five hits made on both sides The distinct feature of the game was the fast play ing of both teams. The Avondale boys challenge any team in this district for a whir on the diamond. Batteries: South ern shops Baldorff and Logan; Avon- dale. Barnes and Scott.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-31
FUNERAL OF DIR. CANISTER.
Great Concourse of People Follow the
 Remains to Last Resting Place.

Huntsville, March 0.-CSpecial )--Thc funeral of the late Dr. John M Canister was conducted this afternoon at o'clock in the Church of the Nativity, of which he was rector forty-five years The services was conducted by Bishop c. M. Beckwth of the diocese of Alabama.
 A great concourse of citizens followed the funeral cortege to the last resting place in Maple Hlll cemetery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-31
Lou DiIIon's Pretty >Foal.

Cleveland. O.. March 3o.-Lou Dillon, the worlds champion trotter foaled a pretty ba. lilly early today at c. K. G. Billings private stable at the Glenville track. The foars sire is the champion wagon trot- ting stallion, John A. McKerron, thus making her one of the most distinguished equine juveniles living in point of speed heritage.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-31
American scuIIer to Compete Abroad.

New York, March 3O.-Constance s. Ti- tus. champion amateur sculler of America, is to compete in England and Germany next July. He will leave here in the lat ter part of May. going direct to Henley to complete training preparations already begun on Carnegie lake, Princeton. Titus will compete at Henley for the diamond souls which represent the championship sculling event for amateurs in Great Brit ain and fof the Kaiser's cup in the Ham burg regatta in Germany
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-31
WoodrM9 WouM Come ln. MlceIy> No1v

While there might not be band and a carriage at the station to meet Woodruff, he would be welcomed most heartily. Manager Vaughn telegraphed Cincinnati last night to ask what was the matter that he had not reported. It is believed he will be strong enough for a regular place on the team
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-31
An lmprovement.

From the Louisville Courier-Journal
 Well. MT. and Mrs. Hihy have been divorced The child is to see it's father twice a week."
 That's oftener than the child ever did before"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-31
AMONG THE AMATEURS.
AvondaIe g, LakevieW 0.

The Avondale nine downed the Lake, view team yesterday morning on the Avondale diamond by the score of to O. Lakeview was easy for the Avondale boys and after the first inning the re- suit was never uncertain. Batteries: Gonzalez and Britain; Vaughan and Coursan.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-31
Nn Game at Columbus.

Columbus. Miss, March S0.--(Special.)- Columbus Marion Institute game called on account of rain Jefferson college from Natchez. Miss, comes Wednesday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-31
DO YOU KNOW.

The highest class of electric vork, from the installation of wires to the of fixtures. is done by
 United Electric Go.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-31
Atlanta 5, New York 3,

Atlanta, March 30.-The Atlanta South ern league team today defeated the New York Americans in a spirited exhibition game here, 5 to 8. Score: R.H.E. Atlanta ........ ........ .011 003 0O*-5 II ? New York .... ..........0 900 003 00O-3 g 1
 Batteries: Zeller, Schopp and Smith; Hughes and Castleton and Thomas.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-31
Cleveland 15, Macon i.
Americans 6, Nationals 2.

Macon, Ga. March so.-Cleveland 15, Ma con 1.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-31

St. Louis, March 3O.-Score. RHE. AmerlcanS .,.................6 J NdtlOldlS ..s....... ......-.....-s...z. Q l
 Batteries: Howell and Buelow; McGlynn and Marshall.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-31
New Orleans 4, Philadelphia 2.
COLLEGE GAM ES.

Lexington, Va, March 30.-Yale defeat ed Washington and Lee here today IS to 1. Batteries: Parons, Mey and Jones Porter, Jaredes, Johnson and Anthony.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-31

At Lexington, Va: Pennsylvania State college 9, V. M. IA
 At Tuscaloosa: Alabama 10, Howard 1. At Atlanta: Georgia Tech 4, Mercer O. At Charlottesville, Va: University of Virginia 16, Columbia university g.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-31

When dry stop at the Flor ence bar and try the Imported Beers on draught.
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TIGHT MONEY STOPS
SALE OF BONDS
Second Extension Of Time for
Sale Of 100000 Worth Of
Bonds for Construction Of
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me east was resnonsbie today for
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for &gae.GaN wDrrh u bonds which
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me tounrn thlr forenoon. at a sps
clsi meeting extended the Zine for 20
ceiElEr bids urtl January g. 1855 \
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-05
MAY CALL OFF The
BOOSTING TRIP
Fl Paso Business Men Think
Time 10 Spread Glad Hand
Through New Mexico Rural
Districts is lnoppOrtUne,

There u a strong sertiment among
IA business men In o. PaEo On favor
- cauinE Off Tor the present ths
proposed booninE excursion % Neu
Mexico Several bankers and a mum
ber Of merchants stated b. Times rep
f~esenfatiFes yesterday hat hey
thought TIRE excursion should D. post
p1ned unu s9me more gropiii0us
lime
Conditions have arisen. saIf one
merchant that werc not anticipated
ne we decided 90 have D eKcur-
and D representative men %
eur bushes commBuity. banker
merchants and heads ~ Industrial en-
~terpriseE are not going % BE- able 90
g. Off on an excursion Ht any time
auflug ne next twenty days. because
they WA uart % re on duty whlie
Their husinf1 Ga adjusting Itself 20
Uae nee order - thing And the
hHsiue men % Neu MEXICO ulu be
buzz on the ume ilnr and ufI Boz
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res o. entertain JUST nf fhs time
Huu0er ! 90 rot Uanf t1 D. quoted
a. throalnE cold uater on the rrru--
sleu 1t those Who are bent m tsH-
lnE en- excursion O. ahead and
have b.
several bankers er9-ened them
selves lr O. strain similar 90 fhe fore
gong They said u was npf "a aI
probable that any official NJ either ~
the SIX Iocal banks uHI BE- able io g.
On ire excursion urlsss H 81 postponed
Tor fuenfV days ar least
one man ~s4EEestfa f1 me Fea
dag said q banker. that Az frcar-
sion ~ business men ilst r1w wnuIf
b. q good card Tor 10 % play a. a.
FertisirE o. the world tnat Ef paas
enthusiasm. property and financial
conditions has nor been touched hg
p eastern money Turw Fut
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-05
CARR|zOz0I S NOW A
LIFE-S|zE TOWN
interesting Example Of What
immigration Rush is Doing
for Eastern New MEXICO.

Foar years ago ire fouu ~ Carr
E1p in Elneein county $40 q whist
Ing p1E on ~ y Pas8 and north
ern railroad Two yeaFE ego Is
e Httis village % pogbly four
hardfe1 peep-e A year ago. Just BE-
fare N Was mad a dtFisiun point -
fhe p Paso and Egutnw esfeym u pop
Walton sarof eEcaeded that HEure
Now cores the statement - fhe Car
rlx9E8 Outlook in the following art-
.ehe. Thai Caulzaxo has nfteen hundred
people. and more coming
J y BurreiI has been taking q cen-
sus ~ fha tgmn for the purpose %
securing Support 10Y me school fund.
.and uhe latest showing ~ hts iEt
proves ths fact hat there are over
.affeer ngnfred people Hh8 make
their homes Orr CarrlZlz1 nos Wlrh
fhs fact before o. a. the result o. on
n1rF rear from the open untr0keu
prairie and TIE constant progress that
81 being made in fha development ~
TIRE wonderful ~ this region
We are uratla t1 wonder where rhe
Ereafh % our t1uu gIll reach during
3 next Twelve months The fact %
the matter + b. people are Just be-
Efuina tc iesrr thal Csuiu11 81 or
fhe map and t1 Eu1H tlar rhls uaf-
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1ufh n variety aac ueeHh
~ is resource
II ? a tart that practically 10 at-
VertsmE has been done ir this vaf-
iey and tnat fre settlement uhirh has
been made came almost entirely from
people whu were BOD tne rgurtrg near
Or wh8 had friends who urpte o. them
sbeut tne valley. The uuter Is iu q
position o. know hat ia % exceed
see a been spent b. our people lE
nHHaT#HHHrr the rH1rrm ara HHHH wHaFa
spending thousands ~ dollars o. at
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-05
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