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THB OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENINO,- SEPTEMBER t 104-
pons seds '
SPORTING , GOSSIP
amateur boxers to meet at st. louis
browns Lose in tenth inning m. a. a. c
to hold, secret practices-gracing, sports.
' tasks ty
J. A. HOUAN
. CUT EIS UTTER
BilXERS BOLD SWAT
1; AT ffOKLD'S f AIR
AiuffiirM noil ui tun p
nennr ioioki nr
AwHel grrvtee.r
r at Louis. Bept. .49. The Olympic boai-
fng tournament for th anutwir oham
ptonahlp of th world Will begin this
evening at th Stadium at th World'
.rir ground. v
, f It we at tlrst thought lhat Ban bar
ger, um big agnter iron n uiympic
A- C of Ban Praoeteoo, would b the
only atry la th heavyweight division,
gnd would eonaeuueatly carry away the
tenors of his elaaa by default. - This
1 tmpreeetoa ba baaii dlspeUed by the
receipt of a tele rum from New Tork
to the ffect that William Rodantaoh of
the Weet Side Ai C of New York will
enter th tournament s a rprntattvc
; af tba Metropolitan eociatlo. A
Xodenbach la tha ebampton middleweight
.." and heavyweight fighter of tha east and
baa already defected Berger la Jig tin.
tba big man fmm tba coast wilt hav
to bestir himself to win.
. (Beorge V. Plnnegaa of tba Olympic
. A. C of Baa Pranclaco. wba la poneidereU
nrof tba t men tn tha country at
-1C4 pounds, will hava a worthy opponent
fa Paddy Carroll af the Bt. Loula Buel
aes Men gysfcnaslvsa, who to thought
ta hav a look-in by worthy follower
if tba ftm. Ia tha 144-pound classJ
Paddy Maloney la tha,194-poand oham-
rioa Of tha A. A. U. end recently won
. tba 144-pound honor at th National
: Canadian tournament. J Lydow of
thla city, who la ant red unattached
In both ta 131 and 144-pound elaeeee.
haa ahown hlmlf to .b a lighter of
telling narlt and will bar a good
chanos of carrying off tha moner la
tboth division. Al Young of tha Haw
thern A. C. tf Sag Pranctsog and Will
Burkhardt and Carrol Burton, both of
tht Bualnaa Man's gymndblura of thla
lty. ara among tha othor aatrlaa in
tha 199-poirad elaaa who art. poaalbU
itlea.
Ia tha Ill-wound ems lohn1Jtotie of
tha Waat Bid A. C. of Now York la th
champion, and will have a hie opponent
'for. th Olrmpl tttU O. JU Kirk of tha
. Business. Men's gymnasium of thla etty.
: Tha untrte for th toumanient are
got vary full up to date, but will be
recerred np aotU (ha opening f th first
day aahtlnc and a Uraj number of
addltkmo are xpctd opwdaUy from
rral eluba. Bntrie:
lfl-aouad elaaa- -Ooof V. Blanfan,
Olympic A. C, Baa Franclaco. '
lie-pound elaaa O. I Kirk, Bualnaa
Ifen'e fymaaattun, BL toute.
Ill-pound daea FYank Hallar, Cln
olanatl tTvnaaluni; EM H or can, Haw
thorn A. C. Ban Frfnclaeo.
; ll-pond elaaa Jo tph F. IdrdOtt,
' Lout; Al Youna Hawthorn A., Ban
' fwanetsoo; Jack Baffan, Bryn Hawr.
Pa.; WUItam Burcbardt and CarroJ Bur.
ton, Bualnaa' Hen'a symoaeiam, Bt
- Lout. ' -
. 14a-Dnnd -etaw Xaek Jaan Bryn
Vtwr, Pa.l Joeapb a. L-ydon. BC Lala.
Heavywelirht elaaa' Bant BarfarJ
Olympl A. C, Baa Pranlaoo; Or. Joseph
B. Knjp. pastima A. c. New Yormv
SEATTLE WINS'OUT
IN TENTH INNING
(Jeareal BpMal aernVe.l
: Boattla, Wuh, Sept. II eat out-
elaaed th Iugdal aaarecauon yav
terday and defeated thra ft to 4 in
lea-Inning eon teat. Thlelmaa pitched
for tha Tieltore and twirled boautlfdl
ball, but tha arrora behind him were to
ooatly for hi good work t overcome
and bis ulna fell by tba bushe. Tba
gama waa Interesting to tbo ttnleh, th
acor being thro all untu th igntb.
when a Biwaab cantered bom with a
tally. Portland took a brace In the
ninth Inning and tied up things- agala.
In tha tenth onapter Boattla puahd th
winning ma acroea tha pan. Shields
was driven from th boa la tha third la-
rrtnar and waa auccadd by Hall. Back
waa there with th mighty wallup, ae-
curing four hit out' of flv tlmas tin.
Mahon, a bueher, and Hastings practi
cally threw th gam away by theu-
bad orrora Th sooroi
' - l BUATT1JD.
. AB. ft. R. Pp. A.
vaa Haitren, , t.f.. a 1
Mahler. Zb. i 0 '
Blankeiuiblp, r. I.
rriaK. l i
Dlehanty,
fast'
WUeon. .
risk. L t .......... I f I
Flehantv. lb. 4 11
urtihy. lb. ......... 4 1 I I
Hull, a, a. ......... I I 1
Shields; I f
C. Hail. p. I I 1
1
Total w........ IT I II H 1
' POBTIAND.
Aa ItH. PO.
Drennaa. o. ..4 I
Hurley, lb. I
Nadeu, r. C 4 I
Weed, a a. 4
Berk. lb. ..7.... f
Clynea. 1. f. .1..
Minon, an.
Haatlnfa,
8 tee I man.
ThlelnuA. p
.......W
mn
4-
J
Total
4 ! IS 4
KB AMD HITV HI IHfllnTU. .
;:::illllltlifc
"On out wha winning ran scored.
BUHS AMD H1TB BY IHNINOB,
Buttle
Portland
Hit ,
BUMMARY.
Darned run! Beattl I. Two 5. base
bits Van Haitren, Beck, Drannen. Bao
rlflce pit Mahler, MUrphy, Hurley I.
Weed. BtolcQ baaosBlaukenshlp, Wll
on, Back, Clynea, Baeea on baila Off
pitcher Bfohlar. Delehanty. trnnen S
Tonce by Shields and ones by Hall).
Struck out By Shields I; by C. Hall T;
by Thlalman. I. Innings pitched By
Shlelda. I; by.C HalL 1, Hits Off
Shield . 1:t?. Hall. f. Opponent at
batShields:, 11; C. Halls, I. Tims of
am Two hour and 11 noput . Us-
pUrsfoCarthy.-
RACING RESULTS AT
EUGENE MEETING
BRIGHT OUTLOOK FOR
BAKER CITY MEET!
r
-:'.'' ' IJaaraat Bjialil Barrfca.)
Baker City. Sept. Secretary Cor-
" rfll of-th Baker rlr" and Bpn-a
oriatlon eutea that It la expected to
nova all of th buildings at th new fair
ground completed this week. The track
la Improving every day, 'and all things
will be In readlneea Tor the opening of
the fair under the most-auspicious cir
cumstance known 1a ' th . history of
falra In Baker tounty. .
President Ooorg Bbetl of th First
District Fair asaocUtton, who waa In
tha city yesterday, gav ant tha newa
that he fa reoelvtng very ncouraging
report! from all the farm ere In thla and
neighboring eountlea tn regard t tbe
vhtbits which thor expect t plaoe at
th coming fair. ' He saya there can be
no douK but that th fair will be a
grand eubceed add the display moat
creditable.
Three mor' gal l opera eaaae in oo th
noon train yterday and three ad
ditional bneh win arrlv today and will
bo domiciled at the fair ground. The
grand stand Is rapidly" extending sky-,
ward and wni be flnisned thla week. .
Owners oT ' swift horses br now to
bo seen aarly ' every morning working
their animals' MY th speed track. Dr.
Parker is a familiar flsur there, and
hie fast mere cuts a fine pace out.
Mayor Carter 'and Vis "big pacer gave
th doctor oulte race yterdy. ,
pom two:
oo
' 'flsaraar asartaf lmrriea.1 " '.
' Dodge of (ne'hlgb echool football toaaji
haa completed hi schedule. Th Port
land gam la tUI la doubt, but arrange
ment may be made for that later en.
Th schedule Include waehtngtoa Ag
ricultural college, at Pallman. October
Oetober : Blair Buelne college, at
Bpokan, October II; Cheney Normal, at
, Spokaa. October It; Colfax High, at
Colfax. October 14; LewtatOD High
choAl, at Bpokan. October ts; If. of M..
- at Mleeoula. Mont.. November ti Lewls-
ton HI eh. at Iewletort. November II:
Cheaey, at Cheney, November 14; Beattl
High school, at Bpokan. November 14;
Portland, at Portland. November 1 1.
' : 'earat arerml aervtee.) .- !-'
ugona. Or- Sept. II. Following ara
th results of th raesa held her yes
terday afternoon:
Trotting; frefor-au, one mil, purs
oe.; -
First heat Sarah L., Brsti Pack a.
aeeond; Lrd Kitchener, third. ' Time,
Seonwd heat Ba rah I, first; .Iord
Kl tchener, seoond ; Package third. Tlnw,
tit
Running, Bv-lghtha mils; purae 9TI.
Virgil D.. Art Montoya, oond; Ber-
nato. third.
Pacing, on mile, boat two gat of
three: nuree lit. , . V" ,
First neat-Prlnc Tom Srsf i q serge
D- eeoond: Pathmrk. third. Ti
Second heat Bam as Brat.
1:1.
SECRET PRACTICE
BEGINS NEXT WEEK
TIT
LTIOaTS
raAXataT ftTASB.
Beginning next weak, th Multnomah
football squad will1 begin secret practice
and con tt oue ft until the Astoria game.
This scheme la deemed advnabl on ac
count of the many new trick and va
ried formation that tha men have to
rehear for the firat time, and It would
be an indiscretion If thoa plan went
given Out to.th public The auoceaa
of all trick plays depend upon the w
orecy attending their formation, and la
keeping th same mystery until the
play 1 sprung on the opposing team.
In this manner the opponents will be
taken by surprls and before thy have
an opportunity to concentrate their men
In order to atop th play, th trlok haa
been aocomplUaed, and prhap a poor
or a loag run ha be mad. , The
ooacfaea real tee th ncelty of keeping
the trick plays a aecret. and hav 1-
preeeed each player accordingly.
Another part of th football work to
which th Multnomah boys are paying
strict attention Is in th matter of
training; Bach '.candidate la tuppoad
to eutt Hooking for the see eon. and
foreao th pleasure of Ung Sweet
or anything that will tend to upset ones
stomach. Tha as of Into loan ta I par
ticularly prohibited, and It la to Mult
nomah's credit to know that the entire
football sound hav taken aufflclenl in
ternet and pride in th welfare of the
club to pass up all beverages that eon-
tain any alcohol whatever.
Last night's work waa gratifying to
all. Tha play want off with oharacter-
Ictle dash and accuracy,-and th fum
ble were few and tar between. Klrk
ley and Row worked aide by side last
nhrht. and It looked mod to see th
old warrior strut around th sawdust
grldy Seeley at right guard ha shown
up splendidly thi . eaaun. and much
ill b expected of him m the hard
gam to come. There are at mast four
trons candidate for right tackle, and
ae all play good football th -ooechee
will nod difficulty in selecting a man.
Dolph. Jordan fend Dowllag are In An
fettle,- and' are in their old-tim form.
Holtnan continue to paa wall at quar
ter, and his work. 1 Improving. ach
day.
Tonlghr praetle nhould flv a
eoache good line on each man. Cap
tain Dowllng laued -m call today for
vary candidate to appear at the club
thla evening at 1:4b, ae important buai-
aesa will oome up for disposition.
TATZOVAXi UMU1,
.7i5
Time,
Tufian ....!. .'.... 1. ol a) si oliJ ti! bm
nilea........l oi . . a i u S .oni)
...w... oil .. i a .4
f i . . M .a
....... .SiifTifdw im igo 7"
Lnm A
BettU
Sea Ftmaetaee
Oakumd
rortUDd
Again Meated by Oak.
Baa Franclaco, Beat, tt. Baura
hit mors opportunely than waa Schmidt.
and IfOhman's men won out Both team
played errorlee ball. Boors:
Ire Anglg ... 1 4 t ?
Oakland 4 4144444 0 I 14 0
BatterreeM-Baum and Kegar; Schmidt
and Byrne,
i 4hmm WYtfe a.Mome.
Teeocna. Waah Sept, 1. Tacoma
won a pitcher battle from the Seels
yeeterday becauee Truek Bagaa slam
med on Of Corbtts ehoktoet over th
fence with two on baeea, In tba fourth
inning; Tba ora:
r n a
Tacoma . . .. . . .9 6 4 4 1 0 I 7 1
Ban Pran . . . . . . .1 4 4 4 4 4 1 9 t t 4 1
Batterlee-fitacerald and Oraham;
Cerbatt and laahy. UmpIrBrown. .
VAOmO BTAwIOMABj mamvm.
. w n w
Sola .. ....1 441 140440 1 4 11 3
Spoken . . ..9 441441449 0 J 1
Batteries Thompson and Han eon;
Hogg and Frary.
' M ' ' Won.- Loat.
New York . ........... .44 SI
Chicago m....,..;. ? .M .4(T
rnuuuri .,.Mt.ir . vd
Cincinnati r . .......Tl -' 44 .464
St. Ioul .;...vk...44 , 44 .v .489
Brooklyn ..........61 y ! , .447
Boston,". .,.....,....,47; ,47 ..j .951
PbUadalpnla,.....!...4f ' .495
V ' At Pblladlpbm.
First game RttE.
Chicago . . ....... 4 11 1
Philadelphia 9 4
Batteries Wetlr and Kllng; Dug-
gieny and Kotn
Second game .j K, H. B.
Chicago . . 9 I 1
Philadelphia .1 f t
Batterlea - Irodgrea and 0N1I;
Sparks and Dooin., Umpire John too.
( A4 BffelFaV ' "
First mne-r ' . ' Ft H. B.
Plttitburg . .... 19
Batterlea tmovsr mid Pheip; Crosin
and Bergen. , .
Second nme : V j.H H
?i""burg i !.! I
arwisifn m t
. Batterlea Flaherty and Phelps; Ries
ling and Rttter.. umpire Moran
O'Oay. -
WHAT HORSES ARE
DOING ON THE TRACKS
u , - ';. i i
i : ' i
Oearaal Hseetel aWrtee.1
St. tymia. Sept 11. Delmar malts: ,
Bis furlongs -Loca won; time, 1:14.
Five and a half furlongs, celling Am
mabelU pee won: time. 1:17.
On mil and 44 yards, selling-Bo-
hoove won; time, 1:94,
Six furlopgs Allegt Avon woo; time,
i;it4-
Slx and a half furl on ga, , veiling
Peu robot won; time, 1:S4V4-
Mll and an eighth. oytaLMa
wont time. 1:0714,
i ' At
Chicago, Sept.- tt. Harlem yaavltsr
rxkATvoxug or
V.
oimi Boon rax v.
TTVAX
KB OP 41AMFAXOV JTX-
.H.
plv furlonsa Bonni PrtMS Charll Pcr or
im time, 104 4-4 " Itlon,". tha letter saya.
Six furlongs-Ohata won; time, 1:14. f"?'v u" 'rn
won
Seven furlon Nannie Hodga won;
time, 1:99 1-9. t
Flv furlong Unsfui Lady . woaj
time, 1:04 t-4.
Six furlonaw CutUr won: time.
1:14 4-1.
Mil Sen Chance won; time. 1:49.
MUe Great Eastern won; time. It 4 A
New Tork, Sept. g Oral
mary:
Blx furlonn Inylnetbl won; time.
1:11 4-9.
BteeplechM, about 14 mUsa- Oood
and Splendid won; time, 4:47.
The Flat Land a, selling, fje and a
half furlong Teore won; tine, l:6i.
On nil and en quarter Hurta-
bottme won; time, 4:44. - -
Flv and one half furlong glui
Gold Rom woa; tint. 1:94.
On mil and one sixteenth, selling
Phantom won; time 1:41.
f Jeareal gpectal genrtee W 1
Indiana polt. Boat. 41 genet- Fair
bank letter accept leg th nomination
to 4h viei presidency of th United
Btt be been laaued and k a lengthr
document gofng Into details of Repub
lican policies and history. ?
After expreaelng ale approval 'of th
platform and paying a trlbue to Preei
dent Rooeevelt, he Uke up th' foreign
policy of tbe Republloan party and lay
gnat atres ppoa a. doctrine of peace.
i n roreign policy of the admlntetra-
haa been oon-
nnd haa made
for 'th advancement . of peace. Tim
yand eventa have given u a, larger place
in international airate. While we hav
enlarged our foreign commerce, we have
inorad our prtlg abroad, got with
th sword, but through th paaoefu!
agency of enlightened diplomacy.
"Thirty treat lee have been concluded
and proclaimed and stand to the credit
of the administration. Som of tha
ar f far-reach log importance. Among
th number are th Hay-Paunoefote
treaty, auparsedlng th Clavton-Hulwer
convention, which atood In th way of
th eo net ruction of an lathmlan canal:
th Panama canal treaty, the Alaekan
boundary treaty and commercial tr
tie with China and with Cuba.
Beattl, Dt. Reealt a . Th
Meadows;
North wee tera Derby, two-mile dash
for 4:14 trottarsBed Bkln woa; Una
4:41. .
On mil and one-eighth da ah for
pa cere Jack wilmot won; time, 9:4444.
Queen
Running, aim furlong Resigned won.
time, 1:14.
One mile Rtmrook wont time 1:41.
"Cvent In th far at ugeet the
wisdom and nceelty of a eoottndance
of the preeeot foreign policy. .We have
maintained exact neutrality between
Ruaela and Japan. At the beginning of
the waf between them, they eeeeiited
to the suggestion made by the admlnla
t ration, limiting th aon of hoetllltle.
Thla bands to preserve th ope door
la th orient no Important and eo much
desired In the expansion of our eonv
meroo, It Is ftie policy of the admln
ntratlon, predicated upon tha soundest
national prudence, to settle and remove
ira'n' 2r.d om.hrt urkm- trnatlonl difference which might lead
in T. won; time, :4a, ' 1 ta ruttfv. Mntinn. .
We favor the adjustment of Inter
national dlaaTemnt by M appeal to
reason, rather than to arm a,"
' -PiiHislua Please,
A cUuae of hi letter la devoted ea
protection, reiterating- th Republloan
argupMnt on' which th protective pol
icy 1 based. It say that revision of
th tariff would awaken apprehension by
all exponent of -the eyetem.
Reciprocity l given attention, aft
which tba nominee turn t. truata, as
fellow:-. - . . i
"Th platform Appropriately
nie oomMnatlomi of capital and labor
aa the outgrowth f our. oonomte
velopotent. and. aa entitled to the equal
protection and SUbieot to (h Ilk re
striction of th law.
"The admin la rratlofi baa enforced th
Sherman aatl-truat act. which waa of
Republican origin, la caeea wber eom
blnatlon . have been formed In vlola-
Uon of It prevision. Th law, - which
was regarded aa ineffective by a Demo
cratic administration, haa bean Invoked
by th prsldent against combination
In restraint of wholeoom 'commerce,
and It ha bee aahaM by th oourta.
To ths fact that it psys to trade with us, both'for P0-'.
'. vaninncA and sconomv? '" ' j . i-
Convenience
a v Botaiito jrott dont bsvo to pay -
' cash. Just pay a imaU amount
- whgn maldnf your purchase ',
Ct-- tha balapca on -i. t - : ;"'v.
Eaiy Weekly :, or ! Monthly Payments
Economy
I, ' hit
I
i
rye
rii
BecBusa our prices oh DU
: tnondSt Vatehaa and Jewalry
ara kTwer than an store in tha
ctty, and we do, not charge ex:
tra lor goods sold on credit :
the Portia
DAN MARX, frOfxietor
74 THIRD ST.
AMERICAN LAWYERS
TO MEET IN ST. LOUIS
Cleveland. Sept 19.-9:19 trot, three
In ftve, purs ll ftOS. three heat Tuee
day Brown re Wilton Won th third,
fourth and fifth beats, tn 9:14, 1:1014.
9:19 pace stake, three in ffv. purM
99,400 Morning Star won three straight
beat. In 4:07, 9:47 and 4:04,-
4:14 trot stake, three In fjv. purae
91,004-John Taylor won the ft ret. aee
ond and fifth heat In 4:44, 9:14 and
:io. i
l:lt pee, thre beats, each heat a
race, purs 91.094 -Bell hfo. won three
Straight heata. tn 4:14. 9:49, 9:04.
To beat 4:14. trotting Earl WUton
won; time, 9:11.
PARIS INTERESTED v
r IN LOURDES MIRACLE
A4 Hew T
cam I
Clnclnnall . . .u ....4 9 t
New York . 9 9
Batterlea Halm and Fetta; Mattbw-
aon and Bowermao.
Second am : v R. H. B-
Clnclnnatl ..........I 2
Hew Tork . 4 4
Bttrle-Hrper and Schlel; Taylor
and Warner. Umplr Carpenter - and
Smalt. t
Roetrm . ,
St Louis
Batten
land and Grady.
. At
Fisher and Moraa; McPar-
Lost., P.C.
II .427
99 J .419
- Ahaauoajg UAOom.
. Won.
Boatoh . . ...... ....S4 .
New Tork . 99
Philadelphia; . . ....... 74 97 .464
Chloago ....7f 1 49 ,61
Cleveland ..... ..74 ' 44 .444
St. Louis . .49 . 79
Washington 94 194
.414
.424
At 9)4.
, ft H. BL
St. bouts . .......1 7 J
Cleveland 9 14 1
Batterlea Olerte. af organ and Bugden,
neap ana jiueiow.
Waehtngtoa )
Nsw York, '. J If J
Batterlea Patten. Clarke and Kltt-
rdTe; Clarkeon and McUulre.
AA Sett
n nm
Bait Lake e 9 419 041 9 T 4
Butte .14 40 44 0 441 I 4
Battarle BMalck and Hauaam Ran-
delln and Spencer.
Mikf hair Ubt end Onffr. ampe Itchlag Instantly, .
aOlNOI CxOlNG U GONE !!!
M m W Bse 9h ' - 'st' will WW aw - -
NEWBRO'S HERPICIDE
POrTT BLAMC YOU MULfcOtY
Many UO) rentael nVU- wa-mee tm brat
eltrat wltn e to nellMe balr aVMruc
H. ! tltit ( Ihrf we beaeiy ewj
at'rrtlrr eapple by tk rmoTt f
grat o mumw r alickilr Btr
n.t nM a atvm). If tear nlrrar mm
talk H weeM aleeg Hta
yea t "ears
gee haw et tbe ceisMiwa,' tk cea be
doe Wit Mewbnye Haretrtee Whl fejlk
the aatrefl that eaeera hU, brHUe eed
hMtwktea batr, atoe aandrerT aa raiHn
balr. Oeetrey the eena a4 the hatr'a
Biteral htM and abundant will ntarm.
arvekwa teeelev Aa eaeaMi half fc-ae
n. -
w MM,tt. Send mr. 9te. ta ItRrlCIPff Ct., Irgt 1, 9tfwX"ra.. far g aaaiat
ArrLlOATIOn AW vanwmvT wavvm amn-mm
aeweiia.iwtr-ri gi itti i r tt rr ajm
At
V
it tt a.
Chicago , . .,. 4 4 l
Detroit . t f
BetterlesAltrook end Sullivan; Bto
vall and Drill. .. - , .
iZZZm. -:
rirst game , " R. H. fj.
Boston . , , ,9 7 0
Philadelphia : . ; 1 l
Batteries Dtnen and Crlgert Henley
and Moon an.
Second gam ' - -t. -' R. R R
Boston , . ..........., ...4 9 9
Phtladerphla .. ;,.... ,.J g
Beater lee a ibeon and Doran;
ley. Plans and Noonan.
wingnwaendbnnw
S i , (fcvnMl gpertel Serftos.) - H
Monmouth, Or., sept si. The regu
lar work of the Oregon Bute normal
echool be an Tuesday. A large number
of student, young and old, ar In at
tendance, and the roeneeta ara anl-
lent for this being one of th most
proeperotts year la th history of tbe
Institution. Great enthualaem in ath
letaw .1 already kwlng dlapUyed and
th manager of the football and track
toama ar going about their work with
treat oonOdenc. The new ooaoh, Mr.
Oreeta, of the University f Mlcblmin,
com highly recommended. Mr. Oreea
will aleo b.ave charge of the physical
culture department of th echool. The
opening .reception for student, eon
ducted by th T . and T. W. C A-.
wmm sf pnp ; W'r- f J V. - y' ' W
(tprrlA Ihmew te The faerie I.
Parts, Sept. tt AU Parla g u I king of
the latest Lourdc miracle. For six
month Uarw Madeleine O laser, aged
14, haa been slowly dying of consumption.
Doctor agreed that bar case we hope
lee and forbad th patient t go to
Lourdes. ' However. she defied 'the
"The pengre last year enaoteoVA laW
t- expedite tbe hearing and determina
tion of suit artalng under th anti
trust snd tnteretate oomraerce acta, so
that th 'ends of Justice might not be
defeated by delay. It created th de
partment of commerce and labor, with
physicians and went On her arrival she authority to obtain neceseary lnforma
wa completely Immersed In the bath, tlon with' respect to the creation and
A violent crisis Immediately followed th operation of corporation engaged la In
contact with th cold we4r. The doe- teratate eomnina
tor declared that death was at hand. "It aleo amended the Interstate eom
and on of th father administered U MertHl law so a eTfecruaUy to abolish
last sacrament But Marl faintly re- th pernicious system of rebate under
quested to be Immersed again, and- waa which largo shipper oould crush their
dipped four times. -, . smaller competitors. The ar lm
Later. perceptibly better, ah waa portent practical step taken by a Re-
orougnc oaca to rsns and waa oamed to i publican president and a Republican
th church of Notre Dam da Vlctolres oongreeg for the protection of th neo-
lor tne eioung ceremony of th national pie against th eooroachmenta of
pilgrimage, miring benedtcuoa she sud
denly -rose, those beeldo her remarking
that ner race- eeemed transfigured, and
began singing a hymn,
gently led out of doon
bad gone. Bit was tn n pain, and when
she got bom she ate and drank and
seemed aa happy aa If aha bad never
boon 111 In her life.
ABDUL DECIDES TO
PROPITIATE AMERICA
; v ' ----- ' t. :',
- - (Xeereal gpaHel gwvtee. . :
Constantinople, Sept. 44. Th Sultan
tbday granted an audtene to Minister
UelsHmaa and dlscueeed with htm the
outstanding demaada af th United
State on Turkey.
While nothing ha been given ut vp
to this hour by either the sultan's onV
clsJs or th - American -mmlater. It la
believed th porte haa decided t grant
immediate and full satisfaction for all
American alalma,
a op jtosToa fcnofow.
(Jearaal Special gtretee.) i
Atlantic City, N. J-Scpt 44. The
Medal of Honor Legion la holding Its an
nual convention here with a large at
tendance of ltd member. Th legion la
composed of officers and enlisted men
of the Union army, who, daring th elvU
war, were awarded medal of honor for
special acts of bravery end devotion.
Fifteen hundred af the nssdal ar
worn by veterans of th army, and 404
by naval veteran, of which nearly 199
were awarded on account of the war with
Spain. Majar-Oenerel O. O. - Howard,
retired, la the. present commander of the
order, i Oeneral Bete of Washington hi
spoken of to succeed him.
blned capital."
After n considerable agpoaltlbm of
hi Ideaa on the gold standard tha
Than aha was writer take np th Panama canal quee-
au tn raver tion. defending the Reoublloan admln-
Istratlon'a participation la he lneur
rection. r " ' " , .
Ml TfssipaHus). - '
"When the maurrootloa occurred upon
th Isthmus," Fairbanks saya, "th pres
ident , safeguarded American Interact.
He acted promptly but deliberately; pru
dently, not rashlyi firmly, sot unlaw
fully. He usurped no authority. He
only xercleed that executive power
which 1 cleerly vested la him by th
oonatttutlon, and which hi predeces
or had employed under similar eir
eumstanc. If b had failed to ap
preciate our rights, or to act firmly and
promptly, blood would have been sac
rificed, and tbe construction of the canal
would have been Indefinitely delayed."
The Philippine Situation la reviewed
and contains the following; -'
"No on need nave any grave con
cern with rsspect to the future of the
archipelago If th united State goes
forward aa heretofore Inspired by th
same lofty purpose which has chare o
terised th administrations" of President
McKtnley and President Rooaevelt. Ws
may safely trust to th filter te deal
with th Filipino In a manner consis
tent with their highest and best In
teract and with the duty and honor af
he United Statee."
The Irrigation legislation of Th last
oongres is approved and reference made
to th growing trsd between the Pacific
coast and th orient. Th letter aloes
with a patriotic appeal.
(Jseraal gpertal ervieej
Bt Loom, Mo, Sept 99. A.U errnnae-
tnenta ar about completed for the an
nual meeting of th Amerioan Bar as
sociation here next wash. During th
thre days beginning next Monday
stona will be held aoorniag and after
noon at FeetlvaJ Hall, ea th grounds of
th world'a fair. - Tbe most Important
matter to be read, aside from the re
ports of various sfflcers and eoanmlt
teee. are by . ht. Dleklnaon of Illlnola
on "The Alaska Boundary Case;- Amos
MV Thayer, United State circuit judge
for the Blghth circuit on "The Louisiana
Purchase, its Influence and Development
Under Amerioan Rule; Benjamin P. Ab
bott of Oeorgia on To What Us. tent
Will a, Nation Protect lis Cttlsen In
Foreign Countrlef
Th eectlon - of legal education of tbe
International Congree ef- Sebeiare will
meet durmg th asm period; addreaeee
will ba delivered by Jamea Barr Amee
of the Harvard Law eewaot. and fJaorg
W. Klrehwey, dean of tbe Columbia Law
school, on "The XMuestlon of th Amer
ican Lawyer." Th association of
Amerioan Lw School will listen to ad
dree sea by Eroeut W. Huff out dean of
th Cornell Law echool en, "Th Kloetrre
System, m Law Bohooia," and Harry 8.
Richarda, dean of the Wisconsin Uni
versity Law school, oft "Bntrano. Re-
duirementev for Law Bcboola,- Th
meeting of the bar association win bo
followed by ft thre days' meeting of th
Universal Congress of Jurists and Law
yers,
CONDITION OF LADY
; CURZON IS SERIOUS
fJeeraal Beensl
London, Sept. II. It ts announoed at
Walmar castle tola morning that Lady
Curson. formerly Miss, Mary Letter of
Chloago. la las a serious condition,
was taken ill a few days ago. ,
Th nature of nor Ulnaaa haa not been
stated. Members of her family In ATu-
rope have been sumsaoned.
m op
'- - -' (fewmai eetal servtea.)
Ban Pranciaoo, Cat, Sept 49 Thla
was largely ft day of entertainment for
th members of th sovereign grand
lodg of Odd Fellows and other visitor
attending th big meet log of th fra
ternity. Th Rebekah branch of the or
der held celebration of 14s twentieth
anniversary. A grand ball t t b gtven
in honor or the visitors tonight.
JUST TWO DIMES IN
MISSISSIPPI'S VAULT
Epilepsy
can b cured, to
conveys a wonderful m
quite common, it is onl
To those afflicted
ewai
v a
sinre It waa considered Incarabi.
(Jeeratl sbeeJel ssrrlsM
Jaekson, Mlaa., Sept 94. Bom days
ago It wag announced that tha treasury
of Mlle1ppl oontelnd only 4P oknta,
It was today learned that th state's
ready money now amount: to only 99
ante, being two dim.
Th banker of th eountry are refus
ing to buy Mteelaaippl bond and the
affairs ef th state ar la a moot preoa-
& , I nviai miMim. au tar anpiuraa wwtw
neSlOrcBllWft W4rVll4l0'. hoping for a day whea they aan
with mm ie ... tk..Mn4. OBM aneir sww wwuns warrani.
this
Though
short time I
The
lacqvery that It waa purely a nervous
laorder has led to the aDOlloalion. of
tba great nerve restorer.
Dr. MUasV
have been oomnletelv cured and otbaca
o
prlepey. Doctors treated me for ev-
wors. I would
Ing cured ever day.
I waa tr1Kea with
re
"In the year '42
erai year, but 1 arew
have. such awful fit. I cannot tell my
i n. A dm ar th mt rem-
mended Vt. Miles' Nervine, and I bought
a bottle, and found It helped me, and 1
. . MJUgTUlO OP X'
(Jearssl BpariaJ SerrkM.r v
Bt Joseph. Mew, Sep. 99. aevural
hundred hotel men from Mleeouri and
Kansas, members of th Ka nsae-M iseosrl
Hotel Men's association, assembled at
the Hotel Metropol la this lty today
for their 11th annual meeting. The con-
veryhody will knw thai your k. a- .k. ai f-L
these awful fits." I " ... . .T .
ivna ri.ii,!, m inurnm 10 tne netei
men. Tbe entertainment v program la
cludes a trip over Lab Contrary and '
OftnetMl inn iAtU eiuD. i
awful eufferlm
took three more and am cured. I had
omy on light eoeil after I com
tAKing it
imencsd
ill come i
g1
I do hone tha time
nen vervnoi
medlome eures
JOHN LEWIS. Clarion. Pa.
Tt la So sure to heln that Nervine la
soldunder a guar mi tee to refund vour
money it orgt bottl does apt boose
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