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8 THE WASHINGTON WlSHL GTON TIMES WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 14 1905
IV NEWS WS AND A PVDGOSSIP GOSSIP OSSIP OF THE THE DA Y IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS
BOSTON TEAM WINS WINSWORLDS IS ISORLD8llAPIOSlllP
WORLDS ORLD8llAPIOSlllP ORLD8llAPIOSlllPCplPres CHAMPIONSHIP CHAMPIONSHIPCU
Captures CU phrcsDccidillg Deciding Game of ofSeries ofSeries ofSeries
Series From Pittsburg PittsburgD1NEEN PittsburgDINEEN PittsburgC
DINEEN C SHUTS OUT PIRATES PIRATESAllows PIRATESAllows PIRATESi PIRATESAllows
i
Allows Opposing Batsmen ButVFour ButVFourSafe But ButFourSafe Four FourSafe
Safe Hits HitsBeaneafers HitsBeaneaters Beaneaters Touch TouchUp TouchUpPhillippe Up UpPhillippe UpPhilippe
Phillippe at Will WillBOSTON WillBOSTON WillBOSTON
BOSTON Oct 14 HBoston Boston won theworlds the theworlds theWorlds
worlds baseball championship yesterday yesterdayby ycsterdoby
by defeating dofOltln Pittsburs In the eighth eighthgame eighthgnme eighthgame
game of the series s rlos and scoring Its Itsfifth itsfitlh itsfifth
fifth victory The score was 3 to 0 Billy BillyDlneen BUlyDIneen BillyDineen
DIneen using the whitewash brush on ontho ontho one
e tho Pirates for tho second time time The Thedemonstration Thedcmonstratlonater Thedemonstration
demonstration dcmonstratlonater after Dlnoen struck stru out outHans outHans outHans
Hans Wagner tho last Pirate to t r face facthim facehim fa fahim
him was equal to any ever seen SeeIrDn on a abaseball 0baseball abaseball
baseball field Ho was as Impossible of ofbeing ofbeing ofbeing
being fathomed as before four hits be being1 bolng be1ng ¬
ing1 tho sum total wedged in against him himand himand himand
and while two of them wore Cro in hi ono in inning Inning inning ¬
ning the perfect support accorded accordedDlneen uccordedDineen accordedDlneon
Dlneen would not allow a manx man to cross crosstho crosstho crossthe
tho rubber In another case a n free trip tripwas trlpwns tripwas
was followed by a single Then Crlgers Crlgerssnap Crlgerssnap Crigerssnap
snap throw to Collins caught Leach off offthird offthird oftthird
third base and ended the Inning InningPhllllppo InningPhillippe inningPhiliippo
Phllllppo has been the strong right rightarm rightnrm rightarm
arm of tho Pirates the whole series All Allthe Allthe Allthe
the victories for his side have gorge gO o to tohim toh1m tohim
him and having had a twodays layoff layoffIt layatit
It was thought that ho would bo able to totie totlo totie
tie tho series today and compel Boston Bostonto Bostonto Bostonto
to go the limit UmltPhillippe limitPhilippe limitPhillippe
Phillippe Was Easy EasyThe EnsyTho EasyThe
The Deacon was Just as easy of solu solution solution solution ¬
tion as fco was Saturday in his homo homotown homotown hometown
town eight hits being reaped oft ot him himIt himIt himIt
It was well for the Bostons Boston that they theywon theywon theywon
won There were many who could not notbo notbe
bo convinced otherwise than that tho thogames thoEt1mes thegames
games were extended to get et gate receipts re receipts receIpts ¬
ceipts The talk would notjdown not doWn and had hadBoston hadBoston hadBoston
Boston lost or shown any an sign of falter faltering falterIng faltering ¬
ing tho shout would have gone up that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the contests were not on the leveL leveLSpeculators lcv levelSpeculators 1 1Speculators
Speculators had secured securednearly nearly all the thegrandstand thegrandstand thegrandstand
grandstand tickets and were were re demanding
53 3 to SS 5 for them They were badly bit bitten bitten bitten ¬
ten The public would not submit to the theextortion theextortion theextortion
extortion The result was that reserved reservedseats resencdseats reservedseats
seats could be had for loss than Jl 1 the theregulation theregulaUon theregulation
regulation price rice When the game beganthe began beganthe beganthe
the crow crowd was a disappointment In Instead Inst Instead ¬
stead st > nd of the 15000 looked for less than thanhalf than1inlf thanhalf
half that number was present presentBoston presentBoston presentBoston
Boston scored twice In the fourth on onFreemans onFeemans onFpeemans
Freemans triple and singles by Parent Parentand Parentand Parentand
and Ferris In the sixth a threebagger threebaggerby
by La Chance was followed by b Ferns Fernssharp Ferrl8harp Ferrissharp
sharp harp drive scoring La LaChance LaChanceAfter Chance ChanceAfter ChanceAfter
After the jsnme ame tho victors were car carried cai cairlrd carried ¬
ried to their dressingrooms by the Jubi Jubilant jubilant jubilant ¬
lant rooters rootersThe rootersThe v vmen
The betting was dlPslded Boston Bostonmen Bostonmen
men had to j jand give long oUitli odic on the game gameand gameand
and 10 to 7 i on the soriesrand series and even et on at atthat at1hl atthat
that 1hl t Plttaburg Pltt burg was shy sh of putUpg pu g up upThe upThe upThe
The Score ScoreBOSTON SealenoSTOS ScoreIIOSTONN
BOSTON BOSTONIvujherty r B n 1B IB PO PO A E FnIIKhert EIi
Ii Ivujherty ugherty If IfCollins 0 f S 0 0oilins 0 0tUns
Collins tUns 3b 3bStahl 0 1 0 2 2Stnhl 6 6Stahl
Stahl cf 0 0 k 2 0Freeman 0 OFrrema fl flLa
Freeman 1 r f Ll i 2 D DPo 0Parent
Parent Po reM iss 6 + 1 l 1La
La 3 Change Cha Ib 1 1 11 0 0JBBBHB Offr 0Ferri I
ffr Ferri b JBBBHB t 2 0 I 0 0rl 0Criger
Origcr OrigcrDineen rl er c E II 3 3DIneen 0
Dineen p J t 1 1Total e 3 31otals 0 0Totals
Total TotalrnrsBUna 3 837 8 X 12 12R i iPIITSouno 6PITFSBURO
rnrsBUna rnrsBUnaBeaumont R IB PO A E Eo I Iv j
Beaumont cf cfClarke 6 0 5 0 0
Clarke If IfLeach Ill 0 1 S 0 f 0
Leach 3b 3bWagner 0 0 0 3 0 0agner
Wagner agner SB SBBransflald v 1 J 0 1
Bransflald Bransfteldc Ib IbIlltchoy 0 I 0 7 1 1
Illtchoy 2b 2bSebrlng 1b b a > 00 0 21 2 1 0
Sebring rf rfPhelns M 0 01 1 1 1 0
Phelps Phelps c cPaillippo 0 0 3 0 L 1
Paillippo Pbll ippo p 0 1 0 2 0 0Totnls 0Totals
Totals 0 4 24 24Boston 8 3 3Boston aBoston
Boston 00020100x3 0 00201 0 0 2 0 1 00 0 0 x x3 3 1
Pittsburg 0 0000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Thre 0 0 1 1Threebase
Threebase Thre OOJco hits hItsFreeman Freeman La Chance
Sebring Sacrifice hit hitLa La Chance StolenWagner Stolen
base blSeVagner Wagner Double play playCrlger Criger and
La Chance First base on balls bolJsoff Off Di Dineen DIneen DIneen
neen 2 Struck out outBy By Dineen 7 by
Phillippe 2 Time of game gamel 1 hour h ur and andMessrs andminutes
25 minutes Attcndnnce7 Umpires
Messrs ODay and Connolly ConnollyCHICAGO ConnollyCHICAGO ConnollyCHICAGO
CHICAGO NATIONALS NATIONALSSCORE NATIONALSSCORE NATIONALSSCORE
SCORE ANOTHER VICTORY VICTORYTho
Tho Chicago National League team teamagain teamnS8in teamagain
again defeated tho Americans yesterday yesterdayAttendance yesterdayAttendance yesterdayAttendance
Attendance 3800 Tho scoro scoroNational scoreNational
National 2 200001 000 0 0 0 012 2 Ox oxII9Ei 0 xRILE xRILEb RHE 6 II9Ei 9 1
American 000010000 00001 00 0 01 1 7 1
Batteries BatteriesWinter Winter and Kling White Whiteand Whitennd Whiteand
and Sullivan Umpires UmpiresMessrs Messrs Sheri ¬
dan and Johns Johnstone tone Time of game gumel 1
hour and 35 minutes minutesJOHN mlnutosJOHN
JOHN WAKAMAKER WAKAMAKERMerchant WANAMAKERMerchant A NA AKE R RMerchant
Merchant MerchantTailoring MerchantTailoring
MerchantTailoring
TailoringOurt Tailoring TailoringPun TailoringOur1
Pun Removal Removalt6Kthe Removaltot Removaltoi
t6Kthe t6KtheColorado tot totColorado toi he heI
I I I Colorado Building BuildingGives
Gives You This ThisMore ThisMore ThisMore
More Than ThanUnusual ThanUnusual ThanUnusual
Unusual Opportunity Opportunjtftor
tor m 26 28 S and 30 30P 30e
0 P > 2 d U1BUUFa11 0 e 0 Otor Fall and Winter
Suit Suite and Overcoata Over Overcoat Overcoats ¬
coat Those Tl10 e reductions arc In
price prlc only The standard of ma ¬
terial trimming and workmanship
le never affected Wanamaker
stas standard Oard does not permit of this thisKonry thisMenry this8enry
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COMPARISON Of GARDNER GARDNERAND GARDEAffil
AND BOB flTZSIMMONS flTZSIMMONSDope
Dope Figures Grand Old OldMan OldMan OldMan
Man as the Winner WinnerOPPONENT WinnerI WinnerOPPONENJ WinnerOPPONENT
I
OPPONENT WILL BE BACKED BACKEDLowell BACKEDLowell BACKEDLowell
Lowell Man as Well Ve1 as Fitz Is a Mas Master Master Master ¬
ter Ring General and as Cool Coolas Coolas Coolas
as an Iceberg IcebergThe IcebergThe I IThe
The matching of Bob Fitzsimmons and andGeorge andGeorge andGeorge
George Gardner Jhas has caused tho sports sportsat sportsat
at this early carl date date to begin doping out outthe outthe outthe
the pair Gardners greatest advantage advantagewill advantngewill advantagewill I
will be In age Fltz Is at least fifteen fifteenyears fifteenears fifteennyears
years ears older than Gardner It Is a pecu peculiar peculiar peculiar ¬
liar fact that both men are of foreign foreignbirth foreignbirth foreignbirth
birth Fltz was born in England Gard Gardner Gardner Gardnor ¬
nor ner comes comesrom from County Clare Ireland IrelandThe IrelandThe IrelandThe
The correct measurements of the two twomen twomen twomen
men are abvfollows abvfollowsFltzsimmons n13 alsfollowsFitz ollows ollowsFltz
Fltz Fltzsimmons immoiis lmmo 8 Gardnerb Gardner
6 feet IVj U Inches InchOshoight6 height 6 feet
170 poundsweight165 pounds weight 1G5 pounds p unds
17 Inches IS Inches Inches43H
43H 43 Inches incheschest chest normal normal39 39 y Inches =
46 inches Incheschest chest expanded expanded43 43 Inches
21 Inches waist 28 Inches inches21ta
21ta 21 Inches thigh 19 inches Inch s
14 inches calf 14 inch InchS < > s
15 5 Inches biceps 12V1 1Z Inches Inchej
7631 76 j Inches Inchesreachm2 reach 77 Inches InchesThere InchcoilThere InchesThere
There Is hardly any way to compare compareFitz compareFltz compareFitz
Fitz and Gardner and their ring records recordsof recordsof recordsof
of the last two years ears as both have been beenfighting b beenfighting en enfighting
fighting in different classes Gardner Gardnernever Gardnernever Gardnernever
never for a a moment considered a match matchwith mntchwith matchwith
with Jeffries while hlle Fltz has faced the thechampion thechampion thechampion
champion twice and on both occasions occasionsgave occasionsgave occasionsgave
gave him a hard fight fightDope fightDope fightDope
Dope Favors Fitz FitzAt FUzAt FitzAt
At a glance this would dope dopeBob Bob out outa outa outa
a sure winner but the fight fans will willnot willnot willnot
not go on any certain line of figuring figuringas
as they tho will have to look at the match matchfrom matchfrom matchfrom
from an entirely entlrol different point of view viewthan viewthan viewthan
than If Fltz was fighting a big heavy heavyweight hea heaweight heavyweight ¬
weight weightGardner weightGardner weightGardner
Gardner while not as tricky trick as Fltz Fltzhas FUzhas Fitzhas
has many other good points In his favor fa favor Cavor ¬
vor He Is an awful puncher a 0 clever cleverducker cleerduckr cleverducker
ducker and a veritable Iceberg when whenIn whenIn whenin
In the ring His ring generalship genernls lp Is Issomething Issomething issomething
something remarkable He never gets getsIn getsIn getsin
In a hurry but when his opponent opponentcomes opponentcome opponentcomes
comes at him he uses his two hands ns asa nsa nsa
a skilled mechanic would his tools ami amithe atfiJthe atf atfthe
the execution he docs with that pair of ofmitts otmitts ofmitts
mitts Is i something awful awfulThe nwulThe awfulThe
The only onl time Gardner ever gave gaveaway gaveawa gaveaway
away awa any nn great amount of weight In a afight 0fight afight
fight was to Jack Johnson at ntSau San Fran Francisco FrancIsco Francisco ¬
cisco and the colored man grit g t the the de decision decision docision ¬
cision after twenty rounds The men menGardner menGRrdner menGardner
Gardner has been meeting were pretty prettyI prettynear prettynear
I near his equal In weight weightIn weIghtIn weightin
In his fight with Marvin Hart at Lou Louisville 1ouIsvllle Louisville ¬
isville last spring Gardner had to con concede conoede concede ¬
cede about abotlttwelo twelve pounds to Hart and andon andon andon
on that occasion he handled himself himselfvery hlmsoltory himselfvery
very ory cleverly He fought on the de defensive detenshe defensive ¬
fensive until Hart became tired and andthen amtthen andthen
then waded in and slugged sl gged right right and andloft andoj anddloft
loft oj ojhUe < <
loftWhile While hUe Hart looked l oked 1Janseious dangerous aani etbus Gard Gardnor Gardnot Gardnor
nor was careful This was a point In Inhis Inhis inhis
his vifavor favor as It demonstrated 1emonstratedP quite quiteclearly quiteclenrl quiteclearly
clearly clenrl that he was not a careless carelosschancetaker carelesschancetaker
chancetaker but a finished ring gen general gonernl guneral ¬
eral eralUp ernlUp eralUp
Up to Gardner GardnerSo eSo I ISo
So when hon Fltz moats the Lowell Iboy IboyIt boy boyIt boyit
It will be up to Gardner to make the thesame thesame thesame
same kind of a fight as the old fellow fellowIs fellowIs fellowis
Is a crafty student of the art and woe woeto woeto woeto
to the youngster who tries to get too toogay tooGUy toogay
gay before him Fltz has a reputation reputationat
at stake and will m try to finish Gardner GardnerI Gardnerearly
I early If the th latter can hold his own ownby ownby ownby
by tho same tactics he did against againstMarvin ngalnstManrln againstMarvin
Marvin Hart he will give Bob a hard hardfight hardfight hardfight
fight fightFitz fightFltz fightFitz
Fitz will undoubtedly be the favorite favoriteHe favoriteHe favoriteHe
He should be Judging by his many manygreat manygreat manygreat
great fights but there are many loyal loyalsupporters loU1supporters loyalsupporters
supporters of the man from Lowell LowellBASKETBALL LowellBASKETBALL LowellBASKETBALL
BASKETBALL LEAGUE LEAGUELOOKING LEAGUELOOKING LEAGUELOOKING
LOOKING FOR PRESIDENT PRESIDENTThe
The District Basketball League met metlost metll1St metlast
lost night for tho second eccondtlme time this sea season senson season ¬
son at the Y M L C A Building for the thopurpooe thepurpose thepurpose
purpose of electing officers Nothing Nothingwas Nothingwas Nothingwas
was accomplished however as a president presi president prosldent ¬
dent could not be decided upon and the themeeting themeeting themeeting
meeting was postponed until Frldtiy Frldtiynight Fridtynight Fn day daynight
night when the body will meet In the theCenter he heCenter heCenter
Center Market Armor ArmorTOPSY Armory ArmoryTOPSY ArmoryTOPSY
TOPSY HARTZEL HARTZEL MARRIED MARRIEDPHILADELPHIA MARRIEDPHILADELPItIA brARRIEDPHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA Oct 14 HTullY Tilly Tully Fred FredTopoy FredTopsy FredTopsy
Topsy Hartzel the popular ball play player player player ¬
er was married last evening to Angle AngleMay AnglelIIay AngleMay
May Goodwin of 815 I North Seventh SeventhStreet SeenthStreet SeventhStreet
Street Today the young couple will go goto goto goto
to Wellington Ohio Hartzels s homo homoJust homoAA homeAAU
AA AAU ti N6i0N pFitWirb II IIJust CO COJust
Just the Tiling TilingArlington TIringThese ThingThese
These TheseCoOl TheseCool
CoolDays CoOl CoOlDays
Days DaysArlington DaysArlington
Arlington ArlingtonBeer ArlingtonBeer Arlingtonsere
Beer BeerWatch BeerVatch sere
pr prWatch
Watch for the Letters Lettersv
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CHANGES AE8 BENEFIT BENEFITBASEBALL BENEFITBASEBALL BEMEFITBASEBALL
BASEBALL PLAYERS PLAYERSMany PLAYtRSMany
Many Discards Have More oIe Than Made MadeGood MadeGood MadeGood
Good in Their New NewBerths NewBerths NewBerths
Berths BerthsPicked BerthsPIclod BerthsPicked
Picked up by Fred Clarke Roaring RoaringBill RoaringDill RoaringBill
Bill Kennedy counted out by b Ned NedHanlon NedHanlon NedIlanlon
Hanlon at Brooklyn and dropped by byNow byNow byNow
Now York won ton gomes for the thoPirates thePirntes thePirates
Pirates Had Hnd they boon reverses Pitts Pittsburg Plttsburg Pittsburg
burg would have lost the pennant pennantClarke p pennantClarke nnnnt nnnntClarke
Clarke found In one Giant discard discardEd dlscnrdEdDohenya discardEdDohenya Ed EdDohcny
Dohcny Dohenya a pitcher pltch r who helped hIs IllsSmpketown hIsSmok hisSmoketown
Smpketown Smok Smoketown town crowd win two champion championships ch championships mplon mplonships ¬
ships ships He has Just rescued Roscoe Miller Mil Miller MIllor ¬
ler the New York unfortunate who whousually whousually whousually
usually pitched just well enough to tolose tolose tolose
lose lose by a nose n08 Sometimes failures f lluros In Inono Inono inone
ono team are brilliant successes In an another nnother another ¬
other otherPat otherPat otherPat
Pat Donovan has had a couple of V Vshaped vshnpcd Vshaped ¬
shaped dents put Intp > his managerial managerialprowess manngerlnlprowess managerialprowess
prowess this year car The pitchers he hechased hechnsml hechased
chased out of Missouri have done bet better botter better ¬
ter than those who survived his Snlck Snickersnee Snlckersnee Snlckersneo ¬
ersnee parties Even Clarence Currlo Currlotho Currie Currietho Curriethe
tho most uncertain quantity in the theTurned theTurned theTurned
Turned Out Corps has equaled the thoshowing theshowing theshowing
showing of the Cardinals who were re retained rotalned retained ¬
tained Bob Wicker ha h = c s proved Frank FrankSelees FrankSelEcs FrankSelees
Selees right bower bow > r and Dusty Bob BobRhoadcs DobRhoades BobRhoades
Rhoades looks pretty prett good as a Clove Cloveland ClevoInnd Cloveland
land Bluebird The Tiger Jumper may maybe maybe maybe
be able to dodge the ghost of hard luck luckthat luckthat luckthat
that has pursued him ever since he hebolted hoboUed hebolted
bolted from Detroit when he dons tho thogarb thognrb thegarb
garb of a Pirate PirateBOQUE PIrateROQUE PirateFIIWtJE
BOQUE CHAMPIONSHIP CHAMPIONSHIPWON CHAMPIONSHIPWON CHAMPIONSHiPI
I WON BY BYARTHUR ARTHUR MARR MARRLoss MARRLoss
Loss of a Game to C G Williams Puts PutsPeck PutsPeck PutsPeck
Peck Out of the Running Runningpion RunningArthur RunningArthur
Arthur N Marr hi Is the rpque r que sham shampion chflmpion
pion of oo the South Paul Peck the only onlyman onlyIDan onlyman
man who had a chance of tying him himfor himfor himfor
for first fi Rt place in the tournament tournament held heldon heldon heldon
on the courts at Ninth ll1th Street and andRhode andRhode andRhode
Rhode tsland Avenue was put out of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the running yesterday ellterdn when he dropped droppeda
a game to C G WilliamsPeck Williams WilliamsPeck VilJlamsPeck
Peck won the first game from J D DHoward DHowllrd DHoward
Howard In clever style Peck had the therun therun therun
run of the balls In the Ul second game gamethus pmethus gamethus
thus having the advantage advante adan ge e but he soon soonlost soonlost soonlost
lost them to Williams JlJlam5 who v io by b remark remarkable remarkable remarkable ¬
able playing finished out the game gameIn gameIn gameIn
In the last game ame Peck scored a vic victory victory Ic Ictory ¬
tory over J C Howard HowardBANK HowardBANK HowardBANK
BANK CLERKS CLERl < S LEAGUE LEAGUEOPENS LEAGUEOPENSITS LEAGUEOPENS
OPENS OPENSITS ITS SEASON SEASONThe
The Th Sank Bank Clerks Bowling League Leagueopened LeagUeopened Leagueopened
opened its season last night In a aseries aseries aseries
series of game between the money moneycounters mane manecounters moneycounters
counters of the Citizens and Metropoli Metropolitan Metropolitan Metropolltan ¬
tan Banks The Cltlsen quint won two twoof twuot twoof
of the three thr games me bowled Ghlsolll and andBarclay andBarela andBarclay
Barclay Barela of the victors ran up strings stringsof
of 21i arti 8 ail 360 respectively roe UVel The scores scoresCitlzerfB scorEmCltlze scoresCitizeitq
Citizeitq CitlzerfB Cltlze V 1st 8d 3d 3dBarclay 3dDnrclti 3dBaroley
Barclay Dnrclti y IW 71 147 14 200 200GhiseHI 200VOg 200Vogt
VOg t111 110 1t 101 1 1es
Banange es l41 1t 1 lee leeGhiselll 1 1G
GhiseHI GhiseHITotals G hiselll 141 9l6 II 155 155Totals 114Totals
Totals TotalsMetropolitan + tJl1 00f 614 614etropJlItaDII 614Metropolitan
Metropolitan MetropolitanMoore s let 00 3d 3dIoore
Moore MooreElllngar Ioore 111 110 itl 121
Ellinger ElllngarHum + 1 1m lft HI HI11um
Hum HumEckloff hum Iii 138Itt 1 166 130
Eckloff Itt IttTotals Ili i IS ISTotnls 182 182Totals
Totals A AJOHN ifl 617 fiSI fiSIJOHN 69rtJOHN
JOHN THE BAPTIST BAPTISTIS BAPTISTIS
IS S AGAIN ARRESTED ARRESTEDWINXIPEG ARRESTEDI ARRESTEDWINNIPEG
WINNIPEG I xIPEG Manitoba Oct 14 HThe HTheDukhobors 14TheDukhobors The TheDukhobors
Dukhobors have resumed their fanatical fanaticalcustoms fanaticalcustoms fanaticalcustoms
customs In the Yorkton district where wherethey wholeUUw wherethey
they are located In colonies Six have haveJust haveJust havejust
Just been b n before boor tho courts charged with withhaving withhaving withhating
having willfully set et fire to a binder binderand binderand binderand
and a quantity qunnUt of grain some weeks weeksago weoksago weeksago
ago The prisoners prl ono8 were asked to se select 5elect select ¬
lect one of their number who should shouldgive shouldgive shouldgive
give evidence for or them alL The pris priBoner prisoner prisoner
oner chosen was the man designated designatedduring designatedduring designatedduring
during the last pilgrimage as a John the
i Baptist Ho gave ve his evidence in the
I following words The wheat we are areaccused arenccuRed areaccused
accused of roiling down and Injuring Injuringwas Injuringwas Injuringwas
was ours as well a as the other Dukho ¬
bore 1v v e think that everything in invented Invented invented ¬
vented by b man IB evil because those
Inventions injure both man and beast beastCARS boostI beastCARS
CARS CRASH CRAS IN FOG FOGGRBENSBURG FOGGREENSBURG FOGGREENSBURG
I GREENSBURG Pa Oct 14 HBy By a col collision collisional collision ¬
lision lisional of two trolley trolh cars on the Greens Greensburg Greensburg Greensburg
burg and Southern Street Railway Rallwll yes yesterday yesterday CS CSterdn
terday terdn In a dense fog one motorman motormanwas motormanwas motormanwas
was killed and three other men were wereseriously wereserlousl wereseriously
seriously serlousl injured Injur
POSTSEASON SERIES SERIESYIELDS SERIESYIELDS
YIELDS BIG 8I PROFIT PROFITBallPlayers PROFITBalLPlayers PROFITBa11
Ba11 BallPlayers > Players Will Each Receive Present Presentof Presentof Presentof
of About 1800 I80 tSoo7o000 tSoo7o000Cleared 570000 570000Cleared 70ooo 70oooCleared
Cleared ClearedMILWAUKEE Cleared1IILWAUKEE ClearedMILWAUKEE
MILWAUKEE Wis Vis Oct 14 HHenry HHenryJ Henry HenryJ
J Killlea owner of the Boston Ameri American American Amerlcan ¬
can Loaguo Baseball Club which won wonthe wontho wonthe
the worlds championship by defeating defeatingthe defeaUnthe defeatingthe
the Plttsburg PItts burg National League Club Clubwas Clubwas Clubwas
was highly elated when Informed of his histeams histeoms histeams
teams work Ho said that he felt con confident confident confident ¬
fident from the start of the series that thatCollins thatColUns thatCollins
Collins would win with his men menOwenr menOwenr menOwenr
Owenr Killlea said that over 70000 70000has 70000has i ihas
has been cleared on the series and 7ipor 75 75par 7 7per
par cent of this will be divided among amongthe nmongthe amongthe
the members of the two clubs This Thiswill Thiswill Thiswill
will give each player about 51800 1800 for forhis forhis forhis
his work In the post season series seriesBY 8erlesKID seriesKill
KID CARTER BEATEN BEATENBY BEATENBY
BY JOE 1LCOTT 1LCOTTNegro ALBO1TNegro
Negro N gro Knocked Kn cked Him Down Twice in theFirst the theFirst theFirst
First Round and Won Battle Battleon Battleon Battleon
on Points PointsBOSTON PointsBOSTON PointsBOSTON
BOSTON Oct 14 HArter After fifteen rounds roundsof roundsof roundsof
of the fiercest fighting seen In Boston Bostonin BostonIn Bostonin
in many months Joe Walcott won the thedecision th thdecision thedecision
decision from Kid Carter In their bat battle bnttic battle ¬
tle before the Criterion Club In this thiscity thl thlcity thiscity
city last night The battle from start startto startto startto
to finish was fast fMt and furious furiousTwice furiousTwice furiousTwice
Twice intho in jthe the first round Wnlcott land landed landod landod ¬
od smashes on the Kid Kldwhlch which sent him himto himto himto
to the floor and several times during duringthe duringthe duringthe
the fifteen roundn of hard fighting Car Cartor Carter Carter
ter seemed to be on the go lIe Heshowed lIeshowed lieshowed
showed groat recuperative abilities abilitieshowever abilitiesbowever abilitieshowever
however and came to the bell as n fresh freshas freshas freshas
as ever and strong strongDespite strongDespite strongDespite
Despite lack of proper training due dueto dueto dueto
to the death of his wife a week agoWalcott ago agoWalcott agoralcott
Walcott ralcott put up one of the best fights fightsof fightsot fightstof
tof of his fistic career careerNearly careerNearly careerNearly
Nearly six thousand sports who came camefrom cunefrom camefrom
from all parts of o the United States saw sawtho sawtho sawthe
tho men do battle When hen the gong gongsounded gongsounded gongsounded
sounded for the beginning of the fight fightthe fightthe fightthe
the betting was at even moneyBoth money moneyBoth mone moneBoth
Both men seemed to tire badly about aboutthe aboutthe aboutthe
the middle of tho battle hilt recovered recoveredquickly reco recovered recoveredquickly eretl eretlqulckty
quickly Clinching rested them up a bit bitThe bitThe hitThe
The seventh round saw some hot In Infighting Infighting infighting ¬
fighting In the tenth tenth Walcott ntcott landed landedhard landedhnrd landedhard
hard on Carters Jaw flooring him himand himand himand
and it was the boll that saved Carter CarterIn CnrterIn Carterin
In that round Again In the eleventh eleventhWnlcott eleventhnlcott eleventhWalcott
Wnlcott nlcott with a vicious left swing con connected c connected < ln lnnectcd ¬
nected with Carters jaw and dazed him himCarter himCarter himCarter
Carter was very weak In the knees kneeswhen knecswhon kneesWhen
when whon the gong sounded The Tli thirteenth thirteenthround thirteenth thirteenthround thirteenthround
round was all Walcotts nlcoUs Carter man managed manAged managed ¬
aged to Drench the Jaw of Walcott in inthe Inth inthefkjii
th thefkjii the fgjirjeohth rblJJi toenth oi1th but his bldwf blow bl w lacked IJackedthe Tackedthe lackedthe
the steam to do the trick The fit flftenth fi fitenth fittenth
tenth round was wa slow and proved that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the men were very VCT tir tired L Walcott Ynl ott tried triedhis trIedhis triedhis
his best to land a knockout but Carter Carterhad CnrtErhad Carterhad
had strength enough left In him to toblock toblock I
block the blows and keep out of o harms harmsway harmsway I IWK
way WK until the gong sounded The ref referee re reeree referee ¬
eree immediately gave the fight to Wal Walcott Walcott al alcott ¬
cott and 6000 6 < 00 throats cheered until tho thoaides thoaides thesides
aides of the building shook They were weresatisfied weresatisfied ere eresatisfied
satisfied with the best light that bas hasboon basblen basbgen
boon seen in Boston in many a n day dayPOSTOFFICE dayPOSTOFFICE dayPOSTOFFICE
POSTOFFICE BOWLERS BOWLERSEASILY BOWLERSEASILY BOWLERSEASILY
EASILY WIN FIRST SET SETThe SETThe SETThe
The Postofllce five in the Depart Departmental Depnrtmental Departmental ¬
mental League easily won the full jet jetof Jetof letof
of games from the Commerce and Labor Laborteam LabortOflm Laborteam
team on the Palace alleys last night nightThe nl nightThe ht htThe
The work of the losing quint was very verybad verybad or orbad
bad its highest hlghe t score corc being 715 Mc McCauley McCauley McCauley
Cauley and Bishop of the mailmen mailmenbroke mollmenbroko mailmenbroke
broke into the 200 class The scores scoresPostofflce scoresPostoffice scoresPostofilcee
Postofflce let st 2d 3d 3Frederick 3dFrederick MFrederick
Frederick 15S 137 121 1W 1WDouglass l 110Douglass O ODouglfUs
Douglass 1st S7 173 103 103Ward Il3Vard 193Ward
Ward 173 131 13 365 365McCauley fw fwMcCauley 5 5lcCaule
McCauley lcCaule 197 97 208 117 117Bishop 117BIshop 117Bishop
Bishop 191 201 1G9 1G9Totals 169Totals 69 69Totals
Totals 900 848 84SCom 7 7Corn m mCom
Com and Labor 1 bor let 2d 3d 3dSchrIner 3dSchrlner 3dSc
SchrIner Sc hri n er 102 101 130 130Gordon 130Gordon 130Gordon
Gordon 156 1 6 16S 145 145Adams 145dams 145Adams
Adams dams 133 147 153 153Dexor 51 51Dovor 53D
Dexor D ovo r 130 138 115 115Williams 115VIlUams 115Williams
Williams 116 161 1GG 166Totals 1GGTotals IGGTotals
Totals 637 715 i1 500 500Van 00 00Van 00Van
Van Buren bowled second and thirdgames third thirdgames thlr thlri
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Sinco riding rldln has become such a fad in Washington wovo mado UD a agreat agreat agreat I
great many of these Tan Whipcord Riding Breeches and men about
town tell us they are the swapgerest waert hreech breeches mod made in WhlgtonMr Washington WashingtonMr
Mr M P Fitzsimmons formerly of this city Is now associated with us usJ U8J usCo
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PRINCETON PRIMEEIi GOLfERS GOLfERSOfF GOLFERSOFF
OFF TO GLEN COVE COVETigcrs COVETigcrs OYE OYETigers
Tigcrs Will Play the Nassau County CountyClub CountyClub CountyClub
Club Team There This ThisAfternoon ThisAfternoon ThisAfternoon
Afternoon AfternoonPRINCETON AfternoonPIUNCETON AfternoonPRINCETON
PRINCETON N J Oct 14 liTho liThoPrinceton htThePrinceton Tho ThoPrinceton
Princeton University lnlerslt golf team left lefthore lefthore lefthere
hore this morning for Glen Cove N Y Ywhere Ywhere Ywhere
where they will play pia the Nassau county countygolf countygolf countygolf
golf team this afternoon afternoonThe afternoonThe afternoonThe
The Princeton team Is composed of ofConklln ofConklin ofConklin
Conklin Reinhart Baker Sloane SloanePoole SloanePoole SloanePoole
Poole Ollphant Frellnghuyson Sin Sinclair Sinclair Sinclair ¬
clair Laird and James Jam < s The Individ Individual Indlvldunt Indivldunl ¬
ual championship of the university In InKolf InJoIr ingolf
golf now lies between two men Laird
1906 and Sinclair 1901 9H the former hav having havIng having ¬
ing defeated Oliphant 1003 100 > and the lat latter latter latter ¬
ter Frellnghuysen 1JMM oot In the semi semifinals semifinals semifinals ¬
finals The finals between Sinclair and andLnlrd nndLnlrd andLaird
Lnlrd will be played tomorrow tomorrowSILVER tomorrowSILVER tomorrowSILVER
SILVER CUP OFFERED OFFEREDFOR OfFEREDfOR
FOR PIGEON RACE RACEPurse RACEPurse
Purse of Twentyfive T w eatyfive Dollars Hung Up Upby Upby
i iby
by Frederick FredeI ck County Agricul Agricultural AgI Agricultural cul cultuml ¬
tural Society SocietyAnother SocietyAnother SocietyAnother
Another silver cup for homing pigeon pigeonfanciers pigeonfanciers pigeonfanciers
fanciers has been offered for a race the thedonor thedonor thedonor
donor being the Frederick County Count Agri Agricultural AgrlculturaJ Agricultural ¬
cultural Society Soo1et which Is looking for forward forward forward ¬
ward to a large liberation on one of the thedays thedas thedays
days of the fair which begins on Octo October October October ¬
ber 20 20Arrangements 20Arrangements 20Arrangements
Arrangements for or the race will be per perfected perfected perfected ¬
fected at the Washington Federation FederationClub FederationClub FederationClub
Club Rooms 1236 Eighth Street north northwest northwest northhwest
west on the evening of October 15 when whena
a meeting wile will be called for that pur purpose purpose purpose ¬
pose Anyone Interested Is cordially cordiallyImlted cordiallyinvited j
Invited to be present All birds wlllj will willbe 111 111be
be shipped In the Washington districts districtsbaskets dlstrictsbuskets districtsbaskets
baskets and will be countermarked by byMessrs b bMcssrs byMesars
Messrs Kraus Hunt Ruppert and andHerfurth andHerfurth andHerfurth
Herfurth who will have complete completecharge completecharge completecharge
charge of o the race The short distance distancewill distancewill distancewill
will give everyone an equal chance to towin towin towin
win the coveted trophy and It would wouldprove wouldprove wouldprove
prove no surprise to the veteran fancier fancierto
to sec a novice carry off the cup cupLIVE cupLIVE cupLIVE
LIVE ELECTRIC WIRE WIREFELL WIREFELL WIREFELL
FELL ON NEGROS HEAD HEADHarry HEADHam HEADHarry
Harry Bowser a twentythreeyear twentythreeyearold
old negro of 634 Massachusetts Avenue Avenuengrtheast AenuenQrtheast AvenuenQrtheast
nQrtheast was passing through through the theJersey tDeJerse theJersey
Jersey Jerse Yards early last night when a alive 0 0Ihe alive
live electric wire fell on his head At Atthe Atthe Atthe
the Casualty Hospital Hospltalwlrerehe where he was tak taken taken taken ¬
en the physicians believe his injuries injurieswill Injurieswill injurieswill
will not prove fatal His entire l left ft sldo sldowas sldowns sidewas
was burned but not severely
YALEFOOTBALLPLAYER YALEFOOTBALLPLAYERMEETSIT YALE FOOTBALL PLAYER PLAYERJohn PlAYERMEETS
MEETS MEETSIT WITH INJURY IMJURYJohn
INJURYI I
John Moorehead Will Be B e Out of the theGame theGame theGame
Game for Remainder of the theSeason theSeason theSeason
Season SeasonNEW SeasonNEP SeasonNEW
NEW HAVEN Conn Oct 14 HIn HInesterdas 14Inyesterdays In Inyesterdays
yesterdays practice of the Vale eleven elevenJohn elev elevenJohn n nohn
John ohn Mporchead I orthead jr of Pittaburg had
his leg broken Just below the knee kneoMoorohead knMMoorehead kneeMoorehead
Moorehead who Is ono at the substi substitutes subsUtuts substitutes ¬
tutes on the team was playing right rightend rightcnd rightend
end in place of Tom Shevlin who hail had ha
been taken tnkenout out of ofthe the game gameMoorehend gamcMoorehcnd gameMoorehead
Moorehend had Just entered the game gamewhon gamewhen gamewhen
when there was a fierce scrimmage on onhis onhis onhis
his wing of the th line One of the scrub scrubplayers scrubpJrcrs scrubplayers
players plunged Into the scrimmage with withunusual withunusual withunusual
unusual force The head he d of the tackler tackierstruck tacklerBtruolt tacklerstruck
struck Moorehead 6h n the side of t the leg legand Jegnnd legand
and broke the limb Moorehead was wascarried wasearned as ascarried
carried off the field The Injury will willput wlJlput willput
put Moorehead out of the game for the therest theroct therest
rest of the season seasonLOCAL staJOnLOCAL seasonLOCAL
LOCAL JOCKEY CLUB CLUBHAS CLUBHAS CLUBHAS
HAS A NEW SECRETARY SECRETARYS
S T Walton wa wu appointed secretary secretaryof
of o the local Jockey club
yesterday to tosucceed tosucceed I
succeed Algernon Dalngerfleld Mr
Dalngerfleld Dalnger eld has been elected assistant assistantsecretary asl8tantsecretar assistantsecretary
secretary secretar of the National 1I nUonai Jockey Jocke Club
Tho selection of Mr Walton Val ton was 88 a good goodone goodone goodone
one The new secretary has h s a host of
friend In social and business circles and
is thoroughly familiar with racing racingGEORGETOWN racingGEORGETOWN racingGEORGETOWN
GEORGETOWN TO PLAYBALTIMORE PLAY PLAYBALTIMORE PLA PLABALTIMORE t
BALTIMORE MEDICOS MEDICOSThe
The Baltimore Medical College will be beGeorgetowns beGeorgetowns beGeorgetowns
Georgetowns opponent on the gridiron gridironnext gridironnext gridironnext
next Saturday SrLturda The game should be a ahardfought ahardfought ahardfought
hardfought one The Baltimore squad squadwill squadwUl squadwill
will be composed of old and experienced experiencedplayers experiencedptaers experiencedplayers
players as a the fouryear eligibility rule ruleIs rulcIs ruleis
Is not enforced in that Institution InstitutionDETENTION InstitutionDETENTION institutionDETENTION
DETENTION CAMP LEASE LEASECAN LEASECAN LEASECAN
CAN BE RENEWED FOR A YEAR YEARAuditor YEARAuditor YEARAuditor
Auditor Garrison after consultation consultationwith consul consultationwith taUon taUonwith
with Health Officer Woodward has de decided dttclded decided ¬
cided that the District has authority authorlCyto authorll authorllto
to rent for another year ear the premises premisesnow premlsCftnow premisesnow
now occupied as a detention camp This ThisIs ThisII Thisis
Is II the item which was as held up several severalmonths seeralmonths severalmonths
months ago by the Auditor and which whlthwas whichwas whichwas
was subsequently rejected by b tho Comp Comptroller Comptroller 1 1troller
troller of the Treasury TreasuryTho TreasuryThe j
Tho Commissioners made a second secondappeal secondappeal j
appeal to the Comptroller resulting In Ina ina ina
a qualified ruling under which they theyassumed the theassumed theyassumed
assumed authority to rent the build buildings bnlldIngs buildIngs ¬
ings needed Auditor Garrison In this thisinstance thisInstance thisinstance
instance wanted to know if Congress Congresshad Congresshad Congresshad
had ever denied an appropriation for forthis torthis forthis
this specific purpose and was Informed Informedto
to the contrary by b the Health Officer OfficerIn OfficerIn OfficerIn
In view of this fact the Auditor be believes belIees believes ¬
lieves the lease may bo signed
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The disease known as Contagious Blood Poison has become becomethe 1 1the 1
the curse of all mankind It is universal and worldwide and andexisted andexisted y yexisted
existed centuries ago and is older even than theyraniids theyraniidsUpon thePyramidsUpon the PStramids PStramidsUpon
Upon the bodies of the ancient Egyptian mummies nodes nodesand nodesand nodesand
and knots and other unmistakable symptoms of this horrible horribleblood horribleblood j jblood
blood tynt t lit have been discoveredTraces discovered Traces of mercurial poisoning poisoninghave poisoninghave j
have also been found in the bones and joints showing this thismineral thismineral thismineral
mineral was used in the treatment of Blood Poison in those thoseearly j jearly l learly
early times In all uncivilized as well as enlightened nations nationsthis nationsthis nationsthis
this vile disease is is found todar today in all its loathsomeness entailing entailinguntold entailinguntold entailinguntold
untold suffering not only upon the one who contracts it but saddest of all is the thehumiliation thehumiliation thehumiliation
humiliation and shame that is brought into the lives of the innocent by this degrading degrad degrading degrading ¬
ing malady So contagious is it that one can become inoculated by drinking from fromthe fron1the fromthe
the same vessel essel shaking hands with or handling the clothing of one infected with withthis withthis withthis
this disease It is often transmitted from parents to children and sores scrofulous
swellings severe skin eruptions sore eyes and andcatarrhal andcatarrhal andcatarrhal
catarrhal troubles are some some of the effects effectsThe effectsThe effectsThe
The first outward sign of Contagious Blood BloodPoison BloodPoison BloodPoison
Poison is a small sore or blister As the poison poisonous poisonous poisonous ¬
ous virus spreads through the system the glands glandsof
of the groins groans swell a red eruption appears upon uponthe uponthe uponthe
the body and ulcers and sores break out in themouth the themouth themouth
mouth and throat the hair and eyebrows drop out outand outand outand
and the body is covered with coppercolored splotches splotchesand splotchesand splotchesand
and sores and the poison even works its way intothe into intothe intothe
the bones and joints and attacks the nerves nervesThe nervesThe nervesThe
The timeworn remedies remediesMercury Mercury and Potash Potashare Potashare Potashare
are still used in the treatment of Contagious Blood BloodPoison BloodPoison BloodPoison
Poison but the effects of these drugs upon the thesystem thesystenl thesystem
system are almost as bad as the disease itselfand itself itselfand itselfand
and the best witnesses against these reme remedies remedies remedies ¬
dies are those tnose who have used them longestMercury longest longestMercury longestMercury
Mercury only smothers the poison in the system
I am m compelled by a sense of gratitude grat1tudeto gratitudto
to tell you the great good your remedy has hasdone hasdone hagdone
done me in a case of Contagious Blood BloodPoison BloodPolson BloodPoison
Poison It is not necessary neoessaY for me to go gointo gointo gointo
into details with regard to the symptoms symptomsfor
for they aro too well known to be desoribed desoribedI
I will only add that among other symptoms symptomsI
I was as severely afflicted with Rheumatism Rheumatismand Rheumatismand Rheumatismand
and got almost past going The disease diseassgot dIseas8got diseasegot
got a firm hold upon my system my blood bloodwas bloodwas bloodwas
was thoroughly poisoned with the virus I Ilost Ilost Ilost
lost in weight was run down had sore sorethroat sorethroat sorethroat
throat eruptions splotches and other evidonces evi evidences evidences ¬
dences of the disease I was truly in bad badshape badshape badshape
shape when hen I began the use of S S S but butthe butthe butthe
the persistent use of it brought me out of ofmy ofmy ofmy
my trouble safe and sound and I have the thecourage theoourage thecourage
courage to pubUoly testify to the virtues of ofyour ofyour ofyour
your great eat blood remedy S S S and to torecommend toreoommend torecommend
recommend it to all bloodpoison sufferers suffererssincerely sufferersslnoerelybeUeving suffererssincerely
sincerely slnoerelybeUeving believing if it is taken according accordingto
to directions and given a fair trial it willthoroughly willthoroughly will willthoroughly
thoroughly eliminate every part and parti particle p3rt1ole partiole ¬
ole of the virus no matter how severe th thcase the theoase thecase
case may be JAMES CURRAN CURRANk OURRANStark CURRANStark
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and the disease is is liable to return at any time and andthat andthat andthat
that metallic taste in the mouth tender gums ms ulcerated throat and other returning returningsymptoms returningsymptoms j jsymptoms
symptoms show the poison is still active and the patient far from a cure cureS cureS cureS
S S S contains no mineral ingredients whatever and we offer 1000 for proof roof to tothe tothe tothe
the contrary It is a simple vegetable remedy but a sure antidote for the virus virus ofContagious of ofContagious ofContagious
Contagious Blood Poison and a certain cure for this thishorrible thishorrible thishorrible
horrible malady It attacks the disease prompt promptthe promptly promptlythe promptlythe
the improvement beginning as soon as the system S3stemgets systelugets systemgets
gets under the influence of the medicine and con continues continues continues ¬
tinues until every vestige of the poison is driven drivenfrom drivenfrom drivenfrom
from the blood and the patient is is completely andpermanently and andpermanently andpermanently
permanently restored to health healthS
S S S is recognized everywhere as a specific specificfor specificfor specificfor
for blood poison It has been tested in 1n thousands of cases and its success was estab established established established ¬
lished years ago agoIf If you are suffering from this debasing and despicable disease in inany inany inany
any form get it out of your system m before it does an any ant further damage We Ve have a aspecial aspecial aspecial
special book describing fully all the different stages and symptoms of ContagionsBlood Contagious ContagiousBlood ContagiousBlood
Blood Poison which we will rill mail free Write us all particulars of your case andmedical and andmedical andmedical
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