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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-11-11
Queen Helena to Become Member.

Atlantic City, n. J., November 10
Queen Helena of Italy is to become a
member of the international congress of
the mothers, according to letters re-
ceived from the Italian embassy at Wash
ington by the board of managers of the
national congress of mothers at their ses-
sion here today. In expressing her de-
sire to join in the work for the welfare
Of children of the world, Queen Helena
declared her intention of sending spe-
cial envoy to the meeting of the organ
izations Of the land to be held at Denver
next year. 1t is expected that other
European sovereigns will follow suit The
managers decided to hold the national
Congress at Denver June IS TO 20.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-11-11
Admitted to $1,000 Bond.

Huntsville, November 10-(Special)--
Martin Webster of Lowe village, charged
with assault with intent to murder Dep
uty Sheriff Miller a few nights ago, has
been admitted to bond in the sum of $1,000.
Deputy Miller was shot through the hing
and for several days 1t was thought that
he would die. He believes Martin Web
ster, and not Charles Webster, for whom
a reward had been offered, is the man
who shot him
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-11-11
Changes In Columbus.

Columbus, Miss, November 10-(Specal.)
The annual north Mississippi conference
of the Methodist church, which meets
December l at Okolona, Miss, will
make two changes In the local church cir
cles The Rev l.. M. Lipscomb. presiding
elder of this district, has completed his
four years term and will necessarily be
sent elsewhere. DR.. NJ Fl. Wells, pastor
OF the Second Methodist church, will re-
turn to the Alabama conference.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-11-11
BIGGEST PAYDAY In
YEARS AT GADSDEN
ONE CONCERN TURNED LOOSE AT
LEAST 5o,ooo-JoHNsON TALKS
OF ALABAMA CONSOLIDATED
WoRk-cIRcUs TODAY.

Gadsden, November 10.-Today was the
biggest pay day that Gadsden has ex-
perienced for some years. The Southern
Iron and Steel company paid OFF Its en-
ployes and distributed fully $4,000. 1t was
also pay day for the employees of the
Dwight mills, where another $4,000 was
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-11-11
Ought To Be Defeated.

II am firmly convinced that the pro-
posed amendment ought to be de-
feated, and 1 shall vote against 1t. 1t
is hardly necessary for me, at this late
day in the campaign, to present at
length the reasons why 1 so sincerity
believe that itsis to the best interest
of the people of our state from the
standpoint of prosperity, peace. religion
and temperance, that the amendment
should be defeated. The matter has
been thoroughly and ably discussed In
every county in the state by competent
and distinguished speakers, and / be-
lieve that the voters generally have
grasped the real issue in this cam
paign.
"The governor of Alabama, who Is
most prominently identified with the
campaign in both spirit and flesh has
very recently declared. in a public
statement, that Il firmly believe that
prohibition Is essential to the we'll be-
ing of our state He also says Our
temperance laws are now the most eff
fective of any state in the Union He
further says AS before stated our pres
ent prohibition laws are adequate and
effective How, ask, can any one who
accepts Governor Corners statement as
true, willingly trif1e with our constftu
ton by drafting on 1t a simple police
regulation? If we have laws now on
our statute books that are adequate
and effective as Governor Conner adj
mits, what more in behalf of prohibit
tion can reasonable man ask?
Takes Away Majority Rule.
"It cannot be believed that any num-
Der of our people have wandered SO far
from the principle of our form of gov
eminent as TO seek through the medium
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-11-11
Jolly Chosen Moderator

Montgomery. November 1O.-tSpecial y.
The Rev J. V. Jolly of Eustice. Fla. was
today chosen moderator of the cumber-
land Presbyterian synod The subject
of missions was discussed by b. r. Full
lerton or ST. Louis, field secretary of the
home mission board, and the II oclocl.
sermon was preached by the Rev w. A.
Province of Nashville
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-11-11

the sentence was vody because Morse
had been sentenced to imprisonment for
15 years on the count when under the
statute he could only be sentenced MT
to exceed 10 years.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-11-11

Headaches and Neuralgia from Colds
LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine. the world
wide Cold and Grip remedy removes
cause. Call for full namS. Look for
signature E. w. GROVE. 2f.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-06
Die Glmht.
Se45cbntes &apiteI

als Serr 3anbiuer in Der b IN
Sait iein 3immer berlieb nnb bic
Ereppe binunteripran9. i'm, Die Salis<
tiir 5u erreihen. banbefte er inter ben,
eritcn Ginbrud bes ShredenS iiber bic
9a9riht. ipelde ibm feline 9odter aes
braht bate.
Iber idon on Der Cir icines Saus
leg erlan9fe er bic ihlaue &dltblitias
feit fpieber, ipelbe Elm Sanpt5us ieineS
%Gbaratters ipar. Che or bic Strabe
betrat. lilgte er poriibtig binaus, oh
or nidts Verbd6tiaes bemertte. limb
ridtis, oa iab CT an beiben gnbpunts
ten Der Strabe ie einen Yoli5iiten. bic
.anidcinenb belddftisunsslos auf uno
abSinaen bon 3eit gu 3eit iebod eis
men beobahtenben Bid mad benz
5auie 5aupiuers ianbten. Damn fam
cine @ilitdrpatrouiGe bic Strabe emts
lang uno maridiertc mad Dem franS.
Tor. ourd tpeldes 6auni0er ieincn
@eg ncbmen mubte. tpenn ct bic frans
collide @ren5e erreihen nollte.
gr %permutete. bnB bic beihen einais
gen Gore Der Stabt milit1rijd bciebt
lpiirben. I'M ibm bas gntpei6en bur6
oieic mmoalid au MAIDEN. 9a bic
Stabt ais friibere 5eitun9 NIT 8al
ino einem tiefen @raben nmaeben
ipar, 10 mar faum Elm anberer Muss
lucg moglif. fpenn mar nift ben ges
%fabrpolien @e9 burd Den 8rnbcn nebs
men tpoIlte. Sa3u tparen abcr Wors
bercitungcn notis. iebenfnQs beburfte
man elmer 2citer. I'M ben Guberen
@rabenranb 81 erfGimmen. limb
bann mar es nod iebr frasIif,. 90
Der @raben ni6t burh Yatrouilen be-
iest nno beobadtet ipurbe, ipie bas
idOn bel ben bciben Soren Der Sail
ipar.
gntmutist. ber3ipeifelnb febrtc
8aipiGer IN iein Simmer suriid. Or
fam Senriettc nidt mcbr Dor, Die iid
iuobl gu ibrer @utter begebcn bate.
Or ianf in Den Sciiel Dor Icinem
Sdreibtii6 nieber unb itiiste i'm fius
iteren 8riiten Die Stirn in Die Sano. |
SoIlte or iih ipirflid Ser S6raf Ser
aisieteu. Der Dual Der
seri6tliden @erbanblung. bic iiferIih
nit Der @erurtcilun9 gu elmer lang
labri8cu, cutcbrcnoen 3udtbausltrafc
tpiirbe? - Soqtc er. Der
reihe @runbbeiiter, Der porncbme
6err, Der al ale Disqualification bcs
eeipobnt ipar. fern bon iciner
icin Saiein in Der oben Belle
aerfers. in @eicllidait bon ses
meinen. roben Vcrbrc1crn 5ubringen?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-06
3m ipat.

Wis Saralb 5nriidfebrte, bemerfte
er anf ben StraBcn Der StaSt cine aes
iptiie llnrubc unb 8epegnns. @rups
pen bon Siirsern, Ndnnern unb
Srdnen itanben in crregtem @eiprdt,
5uiammen. perltumrmten jebod. fpcnn
Der iunge Sffi3ier an linen poriibers
gins. @anhe iaben ibn and nit
fcinoiclieem 8lid nod, anoere Idlis
eben lid i6eu unb ucrlesen fat our
Seite. gs mar. ais iei bic gauge 8eS
polferrn9 bon boiem @epiiicn geplaat.
@as 3aralb aber am meiiten in grs
ltainen ieste, ipar Die geietung Der
bcioen Staottore blrd einen militdris
lten Volten bon einem llnteroffisierc
unb brei Sdgern.
~Was ioI bieier Yoiten bcbeuten?"
fra9tc er Den llnteroifiaier, ais er bas
"oeutide Tor" paiiiertc.
sd babe ben gefebl, nicmanbcn
ans Der Stabt berais5ulaiien, Serr
Sberleutnant". cntgegnete Der Inter-
otti3ier, ynusaenommcn bic Serren
Cffi6iere nnb militdriiben 3pmnlans
oos."
vHnb Der 0runo bieier Iabreael?"
sd pcib i'm nift. bermiite aber,
oab es iid nm Die @eiansennabmc eis
mes @erbrehers banbclt."
8araIo elite ipciter. Cine Mbnuna
lagte ibm. bab es lid nm Saupiller
baubelte. 9cnn nm cinen aemeiucu
@erbreher. 9ieb ober @orber. ipiirbe
lib bds @nrniions commando nidt
gefiimmcrt bn6en.
~8aih mcincn Sc5adol" rief CT
leinem Burden entsesen. sd mnb
iofort gum 3errn Cberitlentnant."
~Serr 5niptmann babcn beioblen,
9err Sberlentnant ioatcn iofort nod
Tildfebr nah Der &aierne fommen."
.Welbe ocm 6errn S%auptmann,
oab i6 in elmer unaufihiebbaren Mn<
g%elegenbeit Den Germ Cbcrltlcutnant
lprcfcn miiie. Sernad fdmc ih ios
fort!"
Samit elite Sarah nad benz 8egis
mentss Vnrean uno lieB ii6 bel benz
G~oumdnbeur melScn.
Inf benz Bureau berridtc cine rcge
Sdtigfeit. Srponnan3cn famcn nnb
gineen. Osebrere Sdreiber arbeites
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-06

frdgte Saupiacr eritaunt.
%fou,utit O,,2H
,Wpber

tra9te 8aupilcr eritaunt. ~8obcl
fommlt Su?"
sd fon,me bon Snralb Seincd"
ltleb Senriette berpor nnb errotbct,
beiB bel benz Ocbanfcn All Die Dol
anr5cm itatteebabte llnterrcbung.
"Snt". cntgcgnete Sdupiler itir:
ncrlrn5elnb, ~ipas ioll oas beibcn? Sd
boiie, Sbr crinnert gud belize Cures
Terlprefens."
"@ir trafen inns 5ufdIlig I'M
@nlcc - pieucidt o sebeiu,er @bus
ing actricben, iuhtcn mir ienen Gri
ouf. mo mir 10 sIiidIid waren."
Sic brad in Srdnen aus.
rNobmols = ipds loQ bag bcibcn ?
3dt Der iun9e 5err Sid beleibist? -
9nt CT leir @ort scbrofen?"
70, Batter. nidts bon Mue beml CT
bcfnno Iid in GROCER g%rrcgung nnb
Sorae - I'M Did, mcin Guter."
lin mid? /! - Sas lit ia 1ebr
9iittg bon Inn. Nber ih CLAUDE. CT
maht iiH "a cine san5 unnGtigc
Gorge"
"Nein Batter Bic Mnait Bat
mid 81 Sir 9etriebcn! Sd babe fem
Hcht, mad Scinem Elm linb 5reiben
81 frasen - Dir @oripiirfe su mos
den. aber frase Sid iclbit, Oh Su et@
luas 9etan bait. pas Sid nit Den &C.
leeen IN aonilidt brinseu t6nutc."
Saupiler erblcifte.
"Seufcll - Was iagIt OH ga? =
@as bat Sir 5eincd ga porgereoet?"
Or bat mir nifts sciaat. CT bat
DID niht angcflagt. Gr iprad, nur
nnperitdnblidc @ortc. Die il nidt 5n
Acuten ipagte. Gr ingtc. On niirbcit
nod beute Nbenb pcrbaftet %fperben."
"Mb, bas iagte or? - ltno ipcs<
bal6?"
"Gr burfte es nidt iagcr. CT Iaste
MIR. Oh moscit an Sennne @aspnrb
nnn Den nnsIiidliden Sriebrid 9aei>
mer benfen."
als Oh Gin 8libitrobl Dor ibm nies
Der 8clTld9eil, 10 tniiirclte 0dlipiller
5uriid. Cine Tutenbldiic iibcr5og icin
@cIidt. er 5~itterte unb milBte iid auf
Den Shreibtiid itiisen, nm mid)t nies
her3uItnfen.
8enriette flos duf i'm an.
Batter = Iicber Batter"
sic ipollte i'm umarmen, bod er
iticb lie 5uriid.
"Gr bat mid berratcn, Der Sdurs
fe". fnirifte er 5luiihen ben 3dbnen.
uno eben iebt iprah ib nit Seiner
Wntter banon, gub eliidiid 5n mas
den! Mh - al, Der llnbunfbare."
Batter. id bite Sid. iaae MIR,
mas 9eibeben it,"
"Sab midi gu lanscn Gr5dblunS
gen lit ieet feline 3eit! Sd mlb
nugenblidlih fort. i'd fann feinen Obj
Idieb bon Der @utter nebmen - iaae
lbr, ipas borgciallen. Sbr ipcrbet
ms Nancp bon mir borcn."
Snmit itiir5tc er CUR Sir binaus.
- y - !
Siinf5ebntes 6apitel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-06

iuobl ih in9te ibr. bab if,
Water nod bclite nerbnftet fperber
ipilrHe aber nift tpesbalb . id
licb lie IN llnsemiBbeit uno flob bae
bon, I'M mid nidt 81 peiteren Niite
~teilun9en binrciBen 5u laiien 49,"
Isle baben unporiidtie sebdnbelt,
Seincd = bas @ort seniiste. Inn Den
idlaren Ieniden erfennen su laIIen.
tueldc @efabr i'm bebrobte. Der er iif
Damn burd idIcuniee Sllbt su ent~
5icbcn iudte. Sd perltebe Sic pols
formcn. aber Den Wortpurf, mboriids
rig gcbanbelt Su baben. fam ib Sbs
men nid)t eriparen. Sum iperben mir
9robe Miibe baben, ben iflauen Studs
IN Den Wdlbern 3u fnngen."
Ser Sommanberr eine einise Wale
im 3imn,er duf unb nb. Die Stirn aes
run5elt, Die 2ippen felt geifloHen.
Damn itanb er Dor SnrnIb till unb fab
i'm ernit unb Iiebebon on.
sd fdnn nifts lpeiter fir sic
tun, Iieber Seined", iaste CT. rals
Sbre llnporiihtiefeit burd1 Die l1ms
itdnbe 81 entiduIbiscn. Sf mill bas.
mas Sic mir aeiaet baben. nidt an
bic srobe @Iode bdneen. bag belize MIR
itnnotis 9drm ihlasen unb einen bras
ben. e~brenbaften Offi5ier fompromits
tieren. Sbr @eitdnbnis bleibt unter
uns. Iber cine Bulge mub i5 Sbnen
bod auferleeen. Sic fonneu bablrdJ
bepeiien oab Sic Sbre Sdulb gut 81
MAIDEN s%eionnen iinb."
sd tperoe IQes tun, mas in meis
ter 8raft itebti" iaete 8araIb.
"Nnn gut - 10 brinsen Sic Saus
piler our 9aft 49,"
"Wie? = Sd fou :. aber tpic lit
bds mogIid?"
sd babe fir ale SGGe Worfebre
ungen %getroffen. Sie @dlber ioDen
abgeiubt tperben, bic @renae ibrer
ganoen 2dnee mad beiett iperben,
Sbrc aompasnie itebt bercit. Sbnen,
Seined, iibertrasc id bas 8ommanbo
sic piiien. bab Der Wee Der Dee
~ierteure iiber Die 8eiisuneen Saupils
lers .Terrc Ncir nnb Sabange gin9,
echen Sic iofort nit Der 8ompasnic
oortbin ab unb brinsen Sic mir ben
5uriif."
8aralo erbleidte.
"5err Oberitleutnant - bic1e
@ube - ib permae es niht."
~Wie? sic tpeisern iih2"
Sa ridtete iid &araIb itraff ems
por. ~Nein, Serr Sberitleutnont.
Sd femme meme YfIi6t. es toitet mir
8Iiid = mein 2eben, aber ij
9ebor1e."
sic BADEN einn,aI gefebIt, sic bas
ben einmnl bart bic 4rense bes @rs
ianbten seitreift. ih bertrmue Sbnen,
bob Sic nidt ipieoer feblen tperben."
~Sas Vertrnlen ioa nift setdui1t
Iperben. 3err Sberitlentnnnt. baS
IhtpOre ih bel meiner gbre."
Der ~aommanbeur reihte linn Die
sd tpciS cs. lieber 9eined.
ltnb III seben Sic unb tuen lire
Pflidt."
e |
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-06

Soate er ben berbabten Oeutifcu Der
Triumph laiien. i'm sefansen. ibn be-
iiegt, ibn iiberIiitet gu baben?
Sn trosiser @er5peifluns iubr Ell
emporl Rein, es blieb ibnl nod
Elm Mittel, Der @efangennabme. Der
entebreuoeu Strafe gu eniseben:
Nai6 Dffnete er elm Seitenfa6 fei,
nes S6reibtiides. 9riff binein lnb 5og
eineu 8epolber berpor. ben CT mil
Ieidt bebenben SGnben liibl
SaS ipnr bas leste Tetunasmittei.
ipelhcs ibm blieb!
Wesbalb nod 3ogern. CT bate ben
Fob ieines Sobnes serd6t, inbem CT
Elm 9usenb beutihe Solbaten iibcr Die
0ren5e geidafft. inbcm er iie Dem Toh
unb Scrperben in ben sliibenben
Sanoipiiiten Ifrifas entsesengeididt.
er bate Den Wfanen ieines Sobnes
mebr als Elm iunees. bIiibenbes 2eben
gum Spfer se6raht. er bate feline
8ade sefiiblt = unb lpas blieb ibnt
nod an tln iibris? - CT tonnte iters
ben.
S6on bob err ben Mebofber, ala iid
Die Eiir offnete nnb feline Srau, 9ens
riette unb Sulie bereineilten.
Nit einem Iuhdrei Des Sdrcdcns
ficl Srnu Sauniller ibrem 8atten in
ben Grm.
~2ouis, tpas ipiait Su tlu?"
yGaB mid" - ftieb er bernor.
SD min guh unb mid bor Der
S6anbe rettenl"
.Nein - nein. glib mir ben 8ebols
pcrl Sd Iaile Did nidt. glib -
glib -"
limb iie rang NIT Inn, Biz cr, Den
1epolber fallen laiienb. in Den SefieI
~3uriidianf unb in bumpfer @er5pcifs
flung iaste: Sim gut - 70 iiberlies
fcrt mid benz 8erfer ... i1 bin
bereit."
Seine Sran fniete neben ibm mnb
berbars ihluf5enb bas Geiidt in Die
SSdnbe.
.@as bait 9n setan - mas bait
On getan", tpimmertc tie.
~Su iannit aIeroinss nift berites
ben. mas id tat. sroute er. n9u
biit ielbit cine 9entide - gu bait
mid ME periteben fonncn."
CT itieB beftig ibrc 3anb fort.
Die ieinise umfIammern ipolte.
0a trat 6enriette anf Die GItern 5l
lnb. ben Grm ipie idiibenb Inn lire
Rlttter lcsenb. iprad iie nit bebens
Der Gimme: n0m bait fein He6t.
meiner @utter einen Woripurf 3u ma
den. mein Batter. 0u anein trGgit
Die S6ulb, oaB ipir MN ale lrnsliidz
lib tperben."
Or fubr einpor.
$50 laBt mid %lterbenl Damn Icio
Sbr mid los.
.Su fprihit in 9rot uno @er5tpeifs
Batter, Oh 6nrfit niebt lterbcn.
I'M niht nod srobere S9ulb auf Sid
81 Iaben. gntflicbel"
~Wobin? - Die Gore iinb beIeet.
Rein Saus tpiro burd Yoli5iiteu be-
Suite tpeib einen g~ustpes."
.Su. Sulie? |"
ga, Onfel", e%ntgesnete bieie. der
bat mid benielben finben lais
en-. Su tpeibt, bab id germ in Dem
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-31
EEELEY GOES UP IN SECOND
Topeka Scores Six Runs and Prao-
tically Wins Game.
PATTEN THEN RELIEVES HIM
latter Gets OFF Badly and ono ,un
Comes in, After which He r.
fuses 20 Let Any More
Topeka Men score.
PArTEN THEN RELIEVES HIM

TOPEKA. Kan, Aug. So.-omaha lost
another to Topeka today, 7 to g. Kelley
was alright for the first inning, but in
the second a base on bSls. followed by
two doubles. a triple and three singles
netted five runs before anyone was down.
Then an infield out pinched one and a
sacrifice fly scored another and Patten
took charge. He got away bad with a
double to start with in the third, an infield
out and a sacrifice bringing In the seventh
score. But that was all. He was the real
stinEy gent the rest Of the way.
Grindell started TO pitch for Topeka.
After Fisher was down Fox walked and
scored on Kings double. Then Grindell
walked Kane and WEIGH and was chased
away for Darrah, who walked Pendry,
scoring KinR. Potts got a sacrifice fly,
scoring a third and that was all. omaha
did not have n chance with Darrah, but
after he had scored two for Topeka in
the second with his blnGle Cooley sent
Boies to finish the game. He was tight
until the seventh, when he walked Patten
and Fisher and let Fox get a double for
one run. Kane scored another with his
single. After one was down In the ninth
three scratch hits in a row scored one,
but Boles frightened up. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-31
ENTRIES ron GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
Eastern Contingent Is Apparently
without n yender.

without a Leader.
NEW YORK, Aug. S0-Entries for the
annual amateur championship of the
Whsston states ,s a. the ChiSasS club
closed tonight but, as usual, at least
twenty-four hours extra will be allowed
for delayed malls before the complete list
ls announced. Meanwhile eastern golfers,
intent upon defeating the western COM
petitors, are wondering to whom they will
pin their faith in the contest. They find
themselves in a ~singularly uncertain state
as the unprecedented rush Of spring tour
naments around New York has been fol-
owe by a dearth OF summer competitions
to show the present form Of the various
aspirants. That such a program is a mis-
take is the opinion expressed tonight by
a local official, who points out that the
west, on the other a has had its best
competitions during the last six weeks,
leading naturally to the greatest cham
pionshp of the year.
The chief hope Of the metropolitan con
Travis and Fred Herreshoff, although the
present form of both these men is some
what problematicRl. Travis's goh for
some weeks past has been confinedN 10
practice games. Earlier in the summer he
had a relapse from the splendid form he
showed IN The spring, which gave him
keenest struggle in the history Of that
competition. Herreshoff has not pub
licly appeared OF the links for about two
months, except in the Ekwanck clubs
tournament at Manchester, VT, when he
proved invincible in the strongest field
Of the vacation period. Herreshoff was
the national runner up In the year that
Chandler Egan of Chicago won the chief
prize at Baltusrol, but has never captured
a title since his school days
II Is doubtful II Jerome d. Travers,
present title holder, will start even II his
entry is received. He has hardly played
off his home course all summer
Ebem M. Byers of Plttsburg, ex-national
champion, will not play owing to the re-
cent death OF a brother.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-31
Pittsburg Takes Stronger Hold On Firs

grave, however. went TO the vhip and
stirred up the lettering Candieberry. Incl
by inch he cut down Grasmere's lead.
The spectators yelled with frenzy. Neck
and neck the two horses raced. but Gras-
mere began to falter. scoville used his
whip but with no effect. The MeddIer
colts energy was spent and he fell back
beaten by a short length on the wire.
Meantime Sweep had crossed the mark
maJestcally and was being ~applauded By
the multitude, and Mr. Keene was recely.
ing the congratulations Of his friends on
having five times won the classic flu
turity. Summaries:
First race, the Salvable. selling. seven
f%urlongs, main course, $500 added: Prince
Gal di2, Butwell, 3 to iO won. DR.. Hole
berg QOS, Gilbert. 10 to - second Hich
Range Q0l, Garner, 5 to y third. Time:
I;yo-s. chr Enge, Bethlehem and Half
second race, the Kendor. selling. one mile
and an eighth, $500 added: Eye Bright CiO.
Butler, IS to 81 won, Summer Night (S7,
Garner, 3 to - second. Killiecrankie I9i'
A. Smith, s to u third. Time: lisa Bird
OF Flight ii, Everard, Yama, Chanida and
Third race, fan handicap, for 2-year-oids
and up six and a half furlongs, main
to n Won Dsmvnd 5Ss nae, vSaSyIri STen9n,
second, Jack Atkin Q4o Nicol, 5 to q third.
Time; l:lSS: King Cobalt, Angelus, Mary
DdNlat ATOuuaCh ana Rose queen Also ran.
Jack Atkin added starter.
Fourth race, the futurity. six furlonEs,
futurity course, $4,000 added: Sweep OBS,
Musgrave, 4 to u second, Grassmere das'
Scoville, 3 to 1O third. Time: 1:lteS. Rocky
o'Brien, Bsrleythorpe, Lothsrio, Perry
strong, Stlcker, Mslitine, Sandrain and An
corona also ran. sweep and Grassmere
coupled.
and up, one mile and a sixteenth. turf
course, $500 added: ETHEREAL (9S, Creevy,
2 to y won, Minus uls, Butwell, - to 30
second, Question Mark Q03, McCahey, ~
to u third. Time: 1855. Albert Star and
JuSgler also ran.
sixth race, the Mccaten. 2-year-olds, five
and a half furlongs, futurity course, 500
added: Uncas Chief az, Dugan. 10 to 81
won, Billiard Ball Ql5, Page, 10 TO ID second,
Big Stick on, Mccarthy, Z TO 81 third.
Time: 1:O6B. st. Deiniol also ran.
Results Rt Buffalo.
BUFFALO, N. Y. Aug. S0.-A good Mon
day crowd turned out for the opening day
Of the last week Of the fall racing at Fort
Erie. Summaries:
First race, maiden, five furlonGs; Count
less, 5 to 1. won; hex, 5 to 2, second; Dam
gerous March. IL to 8, third. Time: 1:027S.
Second race, selling, five %furlongs and a
hall; Deli, 10 to 1, won; InfleXtion, 5 to l,
second; La Toupee, 10 to l. third. Time:
1;O6%.
course; Glass Leader, 8 to s, won; Man
zano. 3 70 1, second; Lizzie Flat, 8 to 8,
third. Time: 3;46tS.
Fourth race, handicap, mile and seventy
yards; Grania, Z to 1, won; Palamon, ~ to
1. second; All Red, . to 2, third. Time:
1925.
Fifth race, selling, six %furlongs; Ben
Double, 8 to s, won; ST. JEANNE, to l.
second; Alice George, 6 to l. third. Time:
1:122S.
Sixth race, six furlongs, selling: Casque,
to l, won; Al Muller, % to 5, second;
Marchmonet, 8 to 1, third. Time: 1:12%.
Seventh race. mile and t~hree-eighths, sell
ing; Cruche dor. 5 to z, won; Golconda, 3
to /; second; Vesme, 15 to l, third. Time:
2:214s.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-31
GAMES IN THE THREE-I LEAGUE
bloomington wins Close Contest from
Springfield.

BLooMINGToN, Ill, Aug. sO-steiger's
wild pitching today helped Bloomington to
score the winning run in a close 2 To /
victory over Springfield. Score: RHE,
Springfield -. Q Q $685. ! III 10 :
Batteries: Bloomington, Steen, Davidson
and Smith; Springfield, steiger and John
son.
DAVENPORT, Ia. Aug. @-Cedsr
Rapids fell an easy prey to Davenport to-
day the home team WIRING, 7 to /. Score
Cedar Rapids. Q Q i Q al : &
batteries: Davenport, Gordon and Smith
Cedar Rapids, Foster and RohTer.
PEORIA, H.. Aug. O.-Decatur suffered
a shutout today, Peoria putting two runs
across the plate in the first inning and an
other in The fourth. Score: RHE.
Peoria ........ 0 0 l o - s 2
Decatur ....... o 0 0 o %
Batteries: Peoria, Walsh aad Higgins.
Decatur, Cowall LOOMS, Mcnamara and
Boucher.
DUBUQUE. Ia. Aug. SO-Rock Island to-
day defeated Dubuque, Z to a. in a raggedly
fitlded game, zach team committing five
errors. Score; RH.E.
Rock Island Q Q Q sill 3
Bftteries; Dubuque, Ferris, Dav and
s. bite; Rock Island. LaNaff and stark.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-31

'Batted for Clayton in the ninth.
LOuIsSillo ;...:.::::;%.SS 90 i : 81
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-31

Totals. ..... 81 IS n 10 ----
Totals. ..... IS 10 "a
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-31
GAMES IN AMERICAN LEAGUE
Philadelphia Pounds Scott Hard and
shuts Out Chicago.

CHICAGO, Aug. So.-Philadelphia pounded
Scott hard in the first two innings and
won easily by s to 0. Sutor replaced Scott
in the third and allowed only one run-a
home run drive into the left field bleach
ers by Murphy in the sixth. Plank held
the locals to one hit until the ninth. when
they made two more. Messenger, a re-
cruit from Fall River, and Patterson, for.
merly with the st. Louis Americans, made
their first appearance in a Chicago uni
form. Score: