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SIX OF DQNOVAiYS MEN ARE
BATTING BETTER .THAN .300.;
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".in Clave More Men in Fast Batting Company Than Any Other
X. 1 League Team Browns Are Weak in a Batting Way
- . Louis Nationals Running Close Second to Pitts
burg in Team Batting Cy Young Has Ex
cellent Pitching Record.
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' oi. iague tuning returns complete
- f.ldav show that six of the Cardi-
rrat'I!rg faster than a SCO gait.
, " Ki .-turnout ef Pittsburg has a-
,' temporary leadership of the swat-
Iria.lc w nile Arthur Nichols is a close
'!. Nichols's overage is practically the
a it was last week. a3 he has been
f titt came for several days -with a
.. -i f.fffor. 13ol Wickr. the battl.-ic
!-. his done .3d In eleven Ramos. Hoy
. . ar has been hlttln? the ball conslst-
.":.J now lerds his commander by a
1 1 margin. Donoan has an averec of
10 shuw for h.s twenty-eight fram.s.
iv r Smoot lias nut missed a game, and
1 r'ps to ths plate has rapped out forty
..ad. i-rurc-d fclxtt-i-n run-. Ills averaKo
.. . U.-onrc Barclay is hardly over th
with jh average of .3'.!. D.ivj Jond
..U up in the bunrh, and since he lert
Lrovwis to Join 1'hlcaso has been hit
t'tit well up among tho leaders.
.1. niu y Krrcll is close to the .COO mark.
J j.. recent slump is keepint; hlra down.
1.1'imnn and Iljan are tied at 222. Stanly-
V.ikes's average U u huge joke, but
0- long at "yank" continues to pitch a good
artieH of ball this deficiency r.in be ovcr
1. l.O. Icrkes was hlrtd for his twirling
o1 i:it, not for his battinpr
a liy Ia.is of I'ltuhurrr leads in runs
i'ptc and In stolen bus's, while Ueckley,
H nIie!d and Wagner have each mad
.-. -live ba-e hits, ilttshur;; leads In ;eai i
V . n. up, thouch tho Cardinals aro closing "up
;s . I'ho Pirates have bagg.d the ereatei-t
nun. her of long hits, vUth the Iteds a bad
f.'r..nd. Tommy Leach i still tho chief in
oH.iu.U sliiBS". and Williams leads in
bit.- running on a percenmpo basis. nddio
J inbrny, tho ?ew York outcast, in so far
The most successful pitcher. Lm their swat
ting records. Donovan's men sem most
formidable, and their united streninh would
1- m sulllclent to lift the team into flr.-t
j la. e at a bound. Now that the pitching
fc'aT Is improving, better things may bo fi
ll. ' t. d of them.
Tliu figures:
nattnir.
flayers. flame All. R. II SII RTI. ret.
Utaujiunt. ritWJUrg- Z7 lus ro
NK'IIOLS ST. LOUIS.. .13 H 17
t-Tixn. e. CsintEo ill u ' IS
William-. Chicago It M 10 1
vW hXIt. ST. LOUIS.. .11 :'3 12
0-r"onnor. Fltuburc .16 61
jKASlIi:AH ST. I. It 73 8 23
lifiVOVAN. ST L. 25 113 19 33
'fenriey, Boston ....... .23 11 11 'Ji
3 z. Cincinnati It 5j S ZO
lv. eler. Brooklyn la) 21 41
3J.-rMeY.Onel.ir.atl 33 133 )3
Jones. ChlcaKO .....15 63 10 17
-awford. Cincinnati ..IS 131. 13 45
Wagner. PHtsburs 34 125 23 41
KlU ar.lX. 5T LOUIS.. Jl 118 II S3
Jloweiman, JJ-w YorlcSl 2 li 27
HMOOT. ST. XOUIS 31 J2! 16 i)
""Olt7. IIORton 22 !)7 IS 31
KUnK. Clilcaso IS V 4 19
IXM. Cincinnati 39 120 5) 3
Itirry. rhllidelphlx ....) 120 SI 38
JJran'-fleM. l'lttsburc ..:t 143 IS 13
Clrk'. Vlttsburs 23 W 15 n
3ck, Clnolnnart 21 52 6 23
KAKCLAT. hT. IOUIS. it 113 W 35
.3tl
.3S5
.371
.33
.31
..30 113 13
..29 111 15
...24 121 25
..13 71 9
..31 10? 13
...Tt 124 35
...S3 131 23
..0 123 IS
34
Conjralion. Chlcaco
;renuner. iiosicn ...
Jjfarti, PHtrtiunt .....
tlacle, Chicago
Jiorle. New York
I.ax :s, I'lltsburff .....
31 v Cincinnati
llmirne. 1'hlladelDhla
Jlulsnltt, I'Ml.wllphla..20 1W II
"iTii'm . lniiaaeipnia ..i mm j? w
l-AKnil.L, ST LOUIS. 31 12 12 37
T)olxn llrockljn 31 1S4 14 35
ii'-o-.n, Clnctanatl II 57 14 IB
Lom; lloston 23 113 33 31
Km-ckard, BrnotvlyB 20 '3 12 2-
3)m.n. brooklyn . 30 ll'l 15 30
SteinfeUt. Cincinnati ...3! 12". 10 31
rtoan. Kew york. .3 n
jlltchey. Ittunnrir 29 12 23
TcagT. New York VI 33 .6
Vnn Ualtren. New York J? ?5 14
Tblia. inillartflphla ....0 99 7
Carney. Boston 23 111 15
Oorccran. Cincinnati ....30 lu 37
IJcnln. ITillad.lihla ....i) 77 9
iWlunt. Boston 29 127 1C
lrvrln. Bro..kli-n 31)11 10
louder. New York 32 130 13
Ahem. Erooklyn ....
Tinker. cica?o .....
Hm'th. Nw l01 '
1 t .. ChWro .
J. -n. Ur"ok!yn ....81 )21 12 23
TilTSAN. ST 1rUI.S.Sl 117 8 25
JO-S. ST. LOUIS 21 13 9 IS
3 .oJ. Brooklm 31 1 11 2
J MKlas, PhllatlflphU .9 US 14
JonMi tew York.. ...... 34 51 S
1. ) rlrtrr.' Ilrtton ...21 7". S
J.rMT, t'niceo ...M....39 113
hxn h PHlw3itre . 11
jin.-in. ctieago 10 23
' j 1. r. CMonfc') 1" 29
3'illnnn. rWHfllpnlT-..rO 104
J kl'tz Phllml-lrhlo 11 )
31. i brand. r.i ikljn....ll 4')
IV .r..v I'iltrbuiS 1 70
Ci-ml-iT, U,.t n 25 K
3 1 p. Nw "iort: 33 4ft
?! 11-r. clilcaso 23 M
. lilK Bten 1 t
.1 on N York 2K 9t
.,) h iwion 3'
3 rt-en. Cincinnati ' 7tf
I .0 .Vw York . 31 2S
si.ukes. ar. louia... u 28
Club Uattlnff.
AB. K. IX
.24 (3
..33 113
..32 128
..31125
27
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23
20
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13 39
4 9
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10 35
10 II
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A31ERICAS l.E.tCUi;.
WRITTr.X FOR THn SUXDAT RnPCBIJC.
In direct contrast to the Cardinals is tho
hatting record of the SI. Louis American
Lr-arue team. Xone of the Browns h
broken into the .3ut select circle, Big John
Anderson lending tho team with .2SL. Still
tho Browns are winning games right along.
Boh Wood of Cleveland, who has suc
ceeded SWireckeiigost at first b.tf. Is now
the leader In the American, having shot to
the front during the uU with lie huge
record of .417 for ristecn games. All of
which is a mu to witness to tho v. orklngs
of the f"ul strike rule. Lave Cross Is a
pi.or fecund, lit has hit .SSS in twentj'
cen garryis. Ed Dele canty, the Washing
ton slugger. Is in third place. Only tncnty
three m.-n ale hatting In the .Z& clns.
fcuch, hitters as lllikman, 1'recman, And. r
Eon. Jones, Ucidrick. Uurkott, Hartsel. w
:'et catching thtir stride. Dave Vi& of t .o
Athletics leads In rims scored, while D.ia
MtUann. "Old Ky." is the best hand at
the thievery of basts.
With srch sluggers as Delehanty. R-an.
Clarke and a few others. Washington ha
giiie U the fiont in team hilling, with the
Athletics a good second. The Smnturs also
lead in long hits. IJuck Freeman still holds
tho title of the chief long-rango slugger.
Mertcs lendn in Mulea bate1- on the per
centage sv.-tem of ligui-ins. Cv Young, our
old Cy, has the best pitching Jeoid "n tn
wh.plu bliekboard. Up to la-t Friday
Young had ton ten sam.s, losing only
one.
Tho lirowns aro away below par in every
line. Heidrick and Kurkctt aro still lloun
dcrlns amont the "alio rans." Wallace
Is cloto to this slugging pair, with "llack
stoii Joa" Sugden well up. McCormlcl: is
not keeping up his good work of a week
ago and Captain l'adden is far down tho
list, ilaloney is bringins up In the rear
with the puny average of .13.. .Manager
?.IcAleer H certainly missing Davy Jones:
in this respect, at leat. The team Is last
In club batting, with .1 record of but .23,
and sixth In extra ba9- hitting.
There is an odd coincidence In the eitra
baso hitting of the two St. Ixiuls tcani3 in
tii.lt each has 110 extra cushions on its
record. Following are the ligures complete
to Inst Friday.
Tho Hgures:
nntlinc.
nayers. Gamer. AB. It. II. SILSB. l'ct.
Woc.1. Clerclan.l IB Kl 10 23
I OOS'. 1'hlladelphla ..27 113 23 4".
Del'-hanty, Wasblngton..:! 101 2.1 37
ilare, ieveiaG i. it a ti
m-. - w - i fimmifiml)
f T.i&SSSL: ran cscw . t.
i:mMmMMmm-wr, ?..-' J ieuootorsi
( M3JT'T .tW'.-'.liftai-,. rjriT2'.i'V;Trf'' -.." t , ... 1 ! i ifniai iihi.m
Green. Chicago
Ct'iiin'', iioFion
I ulfz. limadt-lpfcla ...
f htock. Cletf.-l'Ul.i.
JCei?ter. V-iEhtnBlon
J'oners, rhlladelphta .
Isr. Was-liinctnn
Callahan. OhicnKO ....
Wllllanm, lUltimorn ..
iiiann. naitimore
..2 i:a
..27 112
..23 IH
..19 70
..29 1
..21 77
..10 30
. IS 1 5
. t 323 39
.29 1 '3 17
25 41
23 V
2t 24
7 23
19 43
33 23
5 12
20
4)
Stahl-. Boston 2 121 23 23
2. Jl.. l. 3.
22 7S 25 21
....3 113 24 37
....10 S3 S 31
....14 CI 11 20
... 29 113 12 34
.a yi u
I.avli., Philadelphia
llan. Wnshlngicn .
Howell. Bnltim'jrB ..
Hemphill. Cleveland
Bonner, Cleveland ..
Barrett. Detroit
-9 3!raJley. Cleveland
J. j ;nrey, Washington .
' McCarthy. CI eland
.294
.2)3
'.isi
.291
.28;
.234
.tfl
.271
.171
.273
.2c;
.253
.'.ei
.23
.253
.251
.313
.211
.235
.231
.253
.231
i:lr. Washlnctnn
Illkman. Boston
liolmca. Detroit
3T-eman. Boaton
Ifbtll. Chicago .
ANDEItSON. St.
Jon. Chicago ..
Davit. Cblcaro ..
3arcnt. Botun ..
3vubance. Blon
..3) 311
..33 111 13 23
..13 1 1 13
..20 110 12 32
27 111 14 22
25 301 Pi 29
23 119 13 34
23 111 12 X
I.ouls.27 114 13 32
23 1?7 27 SO
25 60 12 27
. 29 112
..29 115
1iv..n(hiiri. llltlmoro ...22 tO
liniPltlCK. St. LOU1S..27 10
Pvmour. Baltlranro 29 114
Drill. IVa'hlrcton 21 81
Bl'ItKETT. St. Louis -.27 3(3
YGung. Boston 31 31
Wolvorton Washlngton..25 110
irn ....... i .AT.nir K inn
-l I WALLACE. St. luls..27 104
Slcuraw. liaiumore is w
Ywiger, Detroit 33 33
Thoney. Cleveland 14 51
Ci-trn I'hllndclchla 13 47
Y.usblin. Washington ..21 313 15
?lraran. utroii ii o
F.-rrls. Boston 2 132
3Iler. Baltimore .
3' i flfmret. st iuis
. flbnoli. Baltlmcre .
-v I Otger. lloston
di I Wrnng. Chicago
2i I McGuIre. Detroit ...
iit I Casr. t)erolt
-J2 i Robinson. Baltimore
S i Plrkwing, Clevclind
jr'VT-F. st Jjouis
2) 31
12 22
10 22
36 20
31 31
.ll
71
.23155 18
1i.hs.
I,- birs
t:' wUlft ........
"rnlnmll ..
j t laclpnla ,M.
3. .t'-n ...'.....
O.i .
w York
1.170
...3.0)
...1.172
....1,IHB
...1.WI
...i,a
...ion
...1.042
an
205
333
153
253
2tV3
263
213
sir. SB.
.SB
.23
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.M0
,193
lir!
,171
.171
.165
.15t
,143
.105
.0113
ret.
.303
88
.153
.251
.242
Lonp: litis lr Clubs.
1 .1 '.un? .........
4 nr 'inatl .......
1 t i ...
t ". ir.mo .....
Ft L.uls ..-
3 n t 'yn .........
l'laneirhla. ....
J'.. ioTC
2B.
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39
'."lU'.l 37
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327
119
310
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. 23
. 23
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Individual Slugscrs.
Flavcr. n. rp
y, . h l'ltUburg J 7
Jr. -field. FlttdurK.... ' c
V a m t. IMttsburg... 3 3
Cr..' '1. Cine, jinatl. .......... 5 .
3 r iTilli. le ptiia 7 4
On; i lngr, Boston 7 5
Vagn. r. llttsbnig 2 .
Ilnsc Itunnlnqr.
nrtrera. C
vuil ons. Chicago.. .
3Ja In Pittsburg
3.aj(lcr. New York. ...... -
O Ilagan. (nie?go
Caua.-. Chicago
Der. int. Bon ..........
Dl."t3VAN'. PTI LOUIS..
fr IUi. New York
Owsley, Boston.. ...........
31oy, CIcln"3tl
. arite. nttsburg
jll.lfr, Cuicago
j3.aun.ont. Pittsburg
ritchtns Ilecorda,
ritcbers.
Xlohiry. PlItHborg ..
t llllaras. Cbb-ago
raeer, Pbiladelphla
'.Parlor, Chicago
1 illipi'1. I'lttsttu;.. .....
Xjit!T. Illtpbarr ...................
W ItHHY. ST LOUIS
Mem lee, Chli-ago
tTjinchlll, mt'burg
,3wl r. New York. ....................
CMLbro, I'Ittturg....-
"Willis. Boston
Ilhoilct. Cbpago
3!c;maa. Cincinnati
l.vnns, Nw lork
Xltson, Brooklyn
r. XT.... . cl.
MaiuT.imH., .,.-.. .w.h. .......
Benton. 3.rtikiyn
tt. Vraln. Chltaro
ruilllrs. Cincinnati
Cunte, Cincinnati ....
Ibrg. PhlladclpMa...-
italarkey. Bmon....
J'lttlngsr, Boston
lalin. Cincinnati ......
KTlng, Cincinnati
Magee. Ttllatlelphla
13aon. rhllad-lphla-Boston....
WcMeekln. Brooitlin
SIcCnnn, Brtokiyn
Gardner, Cblcago.. .............
Fnarka. New Yorlc
Veiix. I'oiiaucipniit ...........
torhee Itilladclphla.
YBBKir. ST. IJUW
WICIUat. ST. LOUIS
Itonovan. Brooklrn ...
V,'h!te, Philadelphia.......,
Iiugglt-by, rhi:adelphla ,
Jlg"fs. Brooki)-n
'r"dr New Vork
OPT. ST. LOUIS -
111! IlKln 0
nix
4B. llase
2 -7
SB.
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13
11
9
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9
6
7
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.335
.341
.323
.333
.31l
.283
.21
.270
.273
.Zftl
.21
.2H
5ad.. cfcb atro .. .
1'' lelmun, Nere York-Cincinnati...
3fwormtedt, CUicliinaU
.Clendon. Cincinnati
PUmmel. Cincinnati
. Dunn. New York
' JOYCB. ST. LOUIS
'DUNII.VM. ST. LOUIS ..,
ret.
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.429
.4Ij
.40
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.323
.353
.333
.331
.333
.333
.333
.333
J33
.23
J50
.250
.200
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...23 303
...2 tl
...21 97
...2t 93
...S 123
49
C
20
10 23
10 21
1
Oilbfit. Baltimoro 23
BllrTHd Detroit 25
Bfmla. Cleveland 23 5
Hartwl. I'hlladelphla: ...27 !
srcoititrnc, St. ion!s.27 95
M rrtra, I'nlladslprila. ..27 .93
St""lman Ptllaelphla.. 19 83
Rnk. JTilUdelphJa .. n a
Dillon. Dtrol 25 S3
Warner. Bot"n 1! 43
Mertes Chicago ........ TO 71
hullivan. Chicago 21 S
Hugh"'. Baltimore 10 34
lAjfD35N. St. Lntrls ...27 93
33. ItcParland. Cbieago..3i 40
Dalv. Chicago i 103
3?attTi. Washington ....10 35
MAIONRY.St. Iyls...l5 59
Gocltnnur. Cleveland .. S)
Club Rnttin;
AB. It.
.1.043
, 94t
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29
11
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59
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Clubs.
Washington
3?hliadclphla
Boston ....
Cleveland ...
Baltimore ..
D.-troit
Ctzago ....
St. Louis ..
..1,022
.. 9l
.. 563
.. 1X3
.. 904
155
179
143
134
3W
309
335
90
II. SIL SB. Pot.
13 19 .395
23
34
31
25
32
28
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Lubi; lilts Ity Clubi.
.283
.232
.279
.271
546
.339
.233
Clnhs. in.
Washington 68
Boston .....17
Baltimore 45
Philadelphia ..
Cleveland 44
St Ivmlj
Detroit
Chkago
..28
...30
...23
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16
23
27
38
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IB. Bass.
.211
Inilivldunl SlliiTScrs.
IMayers. SB. 3B.
"reemin. Bost. ..H.....30 b
Jlradle'. Cleve. 8 -
DaUa. I"hll1. 9 3
Williams. IUI1. G
fVjbold. rhlla. .. C 3
Joughlin. Wash. 8 3
Colllnc. Bost. 5 3
Delehanty, Wash. ...... a 3
Selbach. llalt 7 3
Ktlnter, Wash, t 30 1
I'trris. Bost. 6 4
L Cross rnlla: ....:... .30 2
Cai-y. 3Varh 8 I
llaao Iluantnif.
riayera. O.
Mertcs. Chi 2)
Mifinnn. Bait. . 29
JONi:s. St. L 35
I'Mltz, Phlla. 27
luvli". CbL ... -f
Flick. Pl.lla.-Cierje. 22
Gilbert, llilt. 2t
Orsen, Cid 23
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JOHN O'NEILL.
VTiio wa slgnrd bj- the St. Louis ol'ib for the second timo last wek, after being released.
O'Neill did excellent work as .in em rgency catcher It the game wish Chicago.
as if she m'cht be sizing up the eha.ic-s of
Ills l'i ln0- .I'll, to st.-ind lcr an nsuraice
pollcj" jiiiil the beating of their own hearts
ua-. all the oun.l they heard.
Until sater while. Then another sound
long ret. lie Is swlnglnc now. Instead of
htuklr.g. n? i." used to. lie still has a bad
right-hand punch.
" hav nlFo a IZ CO offer for Jack Hoot
and Carter in Phllnde'phia. I tried to
was huard. It came from the bark stairs ' match Cirter and Kid McCoy over again
It was a sound as :t the tread of footsteps-. ! for a few wreks later. Martin Julian
It Rum. ami It came. It was headed lor agreed to hang tip th-. money, but McCoy
that parlor. i passed It by. Cartr would have fought
i-ar.aer j. rerognizeu me sounu. iie rose i mm. 1 think we wul set llcot.
r.nd ttirneil up the light. Cleopatra sought
a .mair less uuiaeeni.
Tlie door opt ned. On the threshold stood
the proud lu.ad of the house, Mull.igatawny
MIggs, Cleopatra s pa.
"C!ood etenlng, Mr. MIggs," said I.can
der .7.
Good evening. Bolingbroke," responded
the proud MIggs, and Ills accent en the
broke" wjis apparent.
Then thero was a pause that weighed a
Ion.
Presently I.eander J. came to. 115 hud
been collector. for a house tliat sold wash
boilers on the installment plan, and hard
propositions were his forte.
"Mr. Miggs," said he, "your daughter
loves me and I love her. It's up to you,
now. to say wlmn.slicfcUnXl.Lp.mlne."
The proud SIu!Iagntan.ny M)gg lifted his
good right aloft and then lifted his voice.
I "She shall be ours. young man." Fiild ho,
"when the ."cv Yorlis fuch the pennant
liome!"
Cleopatra rose. Site press. .1 her brow.
151. e toik a lop or two round the room. Then
th" lull Import of her Btern father's cruel
untimntum broke upon her.
"Parted forevtr'" she i-rled. and went
down with a dull, sickening thud.
Love's your.g dram had ben kmcked
higher tlian tho Iirice of beef. New York
Sun.
nn coiutiGA.vs miniT iTAin.n.
HIS CHITEL ULTHIATTJM.
More evidence.
"There is nothing so sweet as the sound
of her 3-clce," declared tho young lover, j
sue seems 10 uuuit bo, put w liio jcoiou
Is dy. Baltimore American.
Willy: "I met our new minister on my
"war to Sunday school, mamma, and be
asked mo If I ever played marbles on Buc-
Vai'." Mother: "H'ml And what did you say
..-jo tcatr Willy: "I said, Got thco behind
t.ir-vZxt satan'.' and walked right off end Ml
Jt?J0tai." TJt-E!U.
Mosqnfto HKt-s Aft'ect KiisHsh llurass
Very Sim crclj- Turf Tull:.
Edward Corilpan is a busy man theso
days, as well lie might be with forty-six
horses to train and tne cares attendant up
on such an uml'-rtuking.
To-nm" Meet i., h right-hand rnsn.
howi.er, has fully recovered frum his 111
nrs and takes jrany imrdcns from the eld
ti.riman'3 shoi.lders.
The Cotrigan horzes are all In fine fettle
and sli:ncd -.p'i uldly from Louisville.
Th on!y-dnwrck to the entire well-being
of the stable 1j the s-warme of mosqul
lorf thji have slngulqr'y made the l.ves of
the Fngllsh rrembtra of the stnng a misery.
One can w-ilk down the long liiie of sta'ls
end, without any previous acquaintance,
llk out eei- fijrl.sii n rse In the .-Tring.
ybe mosquitoes have raKtd knobs all over
them, in many cisesas lare as oa.iripr-dol-
iar. vhlle ihe America'i horses show never
. bite.
Mr. Corrlgan's explanation i that th':
mosqnlto virus, being new to the systems of
foreigners, has not yet been absorbed by
$helr blood.
Kin Sc.uUU8jntVlh&- Cescreiwltcli winner;
Harta Santa, KiftEaXs6tft-& t nrlcmga to
1-d!4 at LOuhrvtUelinfr Fancy ManTrrho
who won the Prince Edward Stakes at
Vncheter o mile and a quarter la 3.-03 2-5
Mr. Corrtiran unquestionably lias three
Imported horses of high class.
His Amertran Derby candidates. Jed and
Jndlan JL are two of the best-built 3-year-olds
yt t seen In Chicago, especially the for
m r.
The -ycar-old Sir IJerctilrs. by Sir Huso,
elam bj Galloplr, an 1 whicli won four good
strfk. s as the property of John A. Drake la
Knglnnd, is being schooled by Mr. Corrig.in
and will be made a jumpr. Sir dercules
and Ailyar have the "Wishard mark"
reached manes.
Tcmmv .McUeo Is superstitious in the mat
ter of having the Corrigan Derby candi
date photographed. He allowed the photog
rapher of a local paper yesterday to phu.
tograph Jed, tut deelined to allow It.dir.n
II to be "snap-shotted." as he feared It
miqht cause the defeat of both in the
D rbj-.
Ptt Dunne, with his stable of twelve
hrrae!, has reached Hawthorne from Louis
ville. All of the Dunne horses ar In good shape
and ready to r.iee. Tho crack .l-year-ofd.
Sftvable, who won his only start at Louis
ville, lr aa bandsomu a youngster as ono
of:en looks at.
"J'at" Dunne reports that old Sam Bryant,
one of tho most pictureue figures the turf
has ever known. Is lying at death's door In
Louisville, afflicted with dropsy and-clrrhn-sls
of the liver. Mr. Dunne says ho cannot
poibly recover. .
Mr. John A. Drake, in conv ersatl in at
Hawthorne, said that his crark Derby can
elidatc. Jtunneli. would jiosiiively not be a.
starter in th" Washington Park classic.
Uunnels Is taking slow gallops and Is go
ing wound, but Wishard will not atte-mpt to
give him strong work vet. Weth will carry
the Drake colors in the Derbj".
The Drake string is in excellent condi
tion now, though ity preparation was de
layed by the bad track that has prevailed
so long at Hawthorne.
'I nee that Jeffri's exneeto Armstrong to
come out and work wlfh him. Wei!, Rob
rails for England on the 11th to light Mar
tin over there." ,
Now that Broad put up smch n good eon
test against Young Corbett. Daw Still. van
evidently believes that tkere is money to
be mad'.' by fighilnt the champion, for l.e
Is endeavoring to g-1 on a bout with Itoth
well Although Aticll will get the flrt
chance at the chamolcn. S'lllivan is hopeful
of clinch.tig a match for a later d.itr. and
bellev.s that ho can liest the feather
weight champion.
Jack Johnson, who has been engaged bv
Bob Fitzimmri: as a srarring partner, is
the srme ligfc' r who recently defe-af.-ej
Jack .Tiffr'es. troth' r of th champion.
Johnson foi.ght J-e Chovinskl In Texas
Fom. llm. it"o and wa put in jail ror a
time as a result.
"The 3n Who Hss Youth in H!s
Heart, Pure Btood In His Veins, and
Ambii!ony Confidence and Energy in
His RSake-Up, Is Worth More to Him
self, His Friends and ihe Worid Than
Is ihe Broken-Oovn SSlHionairc With
AS! His Wealth in the Bank."
"We Have Cured Thousands of
Wrecked LMen, Don't You Think We
Can Do as Much for You?"
ay Gyred
STATE BSAIGHMAKEB
ro
nnAtrjCd
WE00N6
KortlvDakotuIlppi'hT Can Ascribe
IXls HafjpJBess to tin' .
Qoxvrjioe.
I'ligHNtlc Gossip.
Martin Duffy returned to Chicago from
Toronto last week after engaging in what
lie says was the hard" light of his care.r.
It was with Tom Cotihlg of Dunkirk, before
th Crereent Athletic Club last Saturday
nisht, in which Duffy lost tho decision
after twenty hard and vicious rounds Duf
fy shows only a slight swelling of his right
cheek as a result cf the hard-fought bat
tle, but ho Is stilt and sore from the ter
rific paca.
When Couhig left the ring his lips were
badly cut. his nose swollen nnd a deep gah
Inflicted overalls right ee. At tho end the
advantage was very little, and Couhlg's
victory was attained through his tremen
dous strength end ability to rough it. At
long range Duffy peppered his opponent ln-ces-antly.
but he was unable to escape the
vicious rushes and awful body blows of the
Easterner. In the earlv rounds it looked
decidedly like Duffy's light, but after the
twelfth round was reached Couhig began to
rhow determination and started forcing
matters strongly. Occasional spurts from
cither side brought an advantage, but nt
the cloe Couhig was the stronger of tho
two4 He had forced the fighting, and 'in
the opinion of tho referee was entiled to
the decision.
Jce Maclas and Ivld Broad have gone East
after Broad's bout with Young Corbett.
Discussing the Sight whll9 in Chicago, Ma
da's la quoted as follows:
"We have an offer for a S3.000 purse to
repeat In Phllidelphia. Johnnie Corbett
and Corbett himself n creed, hut Younrr
Corbett said he was holding oil for Hertz,
wdo is anxious to match him with uem
steln In Chicago. He was waiting for a
guarantee, which I understand Heftz does
not want to give. If ther don't hook up
Broad and Corbett will probably fight again
In Philadelphia. Corbett has got to clean
that up, you know.
"I never S1W Smart flsrht n rlrriTTv nnrt
coolly. Corbett Is about the came, and I
Ilerrr Lenncler Bnllzijrbroke Tfm Part
ed, From Ills Beloved.
The light burned dim In tho parlor of th
MIggs mansion. Two persons wero In the
room, but furniture fcr one was more than
cmple for both.
The plaid coat sleeve of Leander J. Uo
lingbroke was wrinkled about tho nleAder
waist of Cleopatra. MIggs, fairest of tho lair,
and heiress to n. barrel of moner. Her
ihajiely head, lay on Leandtr J.'p vil3t2oat i think h has aot gone hack any Trite his
IfBPCELIC SPnCTAL
Bismarck, N. D., May SL A wedding in
the near future will have all the ro
mantic features. IJjat the novelist and ro
mantically inclined xjuid delre. and if the
efforts of certain good folk who sympathise
ava.l. the wedding will bo almost a state
function.
Thrown the agency of the North Dakota.
Commissioners at the Pan-American Expo
sition the Buffalo papers told a harrowing
tale. of the lack of mnrriarc-able girls In
tnis Stata antl of the grand opportunities
here for wea.tn seeKing muiricd bliss, ll.e
story found wide- circulation In tha purer,
not only of this. Wat of oUur countrte-, and
hundred w lener frirm women e.f adages
ami uatii n.j.'it'esfJJJljve' since been received
by ;fh uforeieid Comsiisaior.ers relative to
thi proposition.
A shoit tint ago Governor White received
a letter from a woman rej.filng In New Or
leans. In which she sii.l s'.e had sevn the
item referred to and had written to a
rancher of Hettinger CoU'itj", on the ex
ir.me western bounartry of the State. As
i . suit of tht; correspui.denco the Hettinger
O.untv man had proj.ua.il imrtiage and
suggested that .she tome to r.imare-k, wntre
he wo I'd in'et hr ard have the knot tied,
but bef. .lojcptlng !u offer .'he nad taken
the- liK-rtj .f a.!d:LauiK the Ueivemor with
a -.lew of rrakins imiuirles as lo the suit
or1:; ifti'on. imlity and moral character.
Ino.-mrrh as the proposee was from the
same section of tl.e State as Commissioner
of Agrieuliure Tun.rr, nnd as the Governor
thought such matters uam more properly
In his departmen, the letter was turned
o'er to tht OidisIbsIi ner
Mr. Turner knew the n.an well; that he
had formerlv been a school ttiuher; had
taught li's s..n. In foot, that he had a go-'d
nun!) with .i-ep. c-.tt'e. hors,'-. und three
or tt'iir e.lii;.!'. n b" iv a v.i'iov.cr of sev
er..! ca:s nnd In every v..i a desirable
jirly. All this sas communicat' d to the
w oman.
Now corner another letter to tne Governor
fiom the weman. asking it sh- and her
rancher can bo married at the executive
mansion. This cannot be. but Commission
er Turner can be dependsd upon to lend his
pnuve for that occasion, and It Is hoped the
Governor can be prevailed upon to "give
the bride awav." The date and details have
not yet been arranged, tut when they aro
thns at inteiest ss it will be one of the
most interesting functions in Bismarck for
muy a day.
ABROAD FIFTEEN YEARS.
Harry Calhtn Home After Long
Diplomatic Service.
REPUBLIC STECSAL
New York. May SL Among the passen
gers on tho sneamer Caracas of the Red I)
line. In from Porto Blco. was Harry Call-in
of Newark. N. J., who has been away from
home fcr fifteen yars in Colombia as an
attache of the Brills''. Legation
"I am prettv raw fcr nn American," says
Mr. Callan. "Just think of my lmpresIon3
when I taw Uroadv.ay. and Imagine my
feelinga when I tastd my llrst rickcy and
saw the first trolley car. I'm afraid my
jear's vacation won't be long enough for
me to pee all the sights."
SCARECROW IS NOISY.
Wisconsin Man Invents Mncltinc
That Can Be Heard for a Mile.
Delavan. Wis., May 51. In the way of
scarecrows a Delavan Lake man will prob
ably take all premiums offered for rome
years to come. The name of this Inventor
is Joseph Kiel. His scarecrows are operated
by a windmill, tv which are connected a
number of horso fiddles, bells and cans.
When the windmill is In motion the band
plas, and there is a din that can be heard,
for a mile.
When tho apparatus was first operated
every bird In tho neighborhood took flight,
and few have found their way back. Kiel
threatens to ran the machine by electricity
if the wind falls, and all those residing
around the lake are afraid ho will do It.
JUDGE SETS SUSPECT FREE.
Man Charged With Forgery Vic
tim of Mistaken Identity.
ItBPt'BIJC SPECIAL
New York. May SL Albert Schweisshelm.
the man arrested on a charge of having
forjjed notes to the amount of 239,000 francs,
was discharged by Rtccrdcr Btaan la Ho-
;n xrrN - se
wflo MSjre m &t
Varicocele in 5 Days (Safely and Painlessly),
Stricture in 10 to 20 Davs,
Blood Poison in .30 to 90 Days,
land Nervo-Sexual Debility in 30 to 90 Days.
Those nre tho fonr ffrr.it destructive tn.ilatlli's which undermine niaBhooil nnd Iotfit tho standard or Tltal power and
endurance in an inconceivably vast army e.f men. It is a el -plorslile lact, but nevertheless true, that the fjreat majority
of all men are compelled to turn aw.iy disappointed and inni'irorl to discover that they ar but weaklings, unable to en
ter Ihe rai'ks of the rijroniiw and sturdy lieeaue of the debilitating efft-'Cts and vicious ravages of these chronic, treach
erous alllietions. The importame of early treatment for these diea-es eannpt be too stroojL; emphasized; they will
never cure tliemselves lmr, on the contrary, are onii'.t:mly lieeoniins more risiframteil, and in time, if neglected, will
break down tlie strongest enn.titution and fill your whole future w it'i misery, suffering and wix. Jinny men make tho
prave mistake of selecting the elieapest treatment olitainalile. ai.u :onsHiuently are disappolnttd In the result. Skilled
service is always cheaper in the end and much more atisfacury. P,e-aiise you have tried other treatments and'havo
been disappclnteel N no reason why we should fail: we claim many advantages over the ordinary physician, who lacks
tlie knowledge and experience so necessaiy in specialty caes. Wnrs of deveted study and extensive experience in the
treatment of mrle diiases. and our ever-rendine.-s to adopt every improved, curative, scientific discovery have enabled
us to evolve unapproachably perfect methods distinctively our own, for the cure of these prevalent, destructive ailments
and llielr many relies complications.
We treat all patients personally; you see no substitutes. We understand thoroughly the diseases which constitute
our specialty, and you can depend upon it we will treat you honestly and fairly, just as we would want to be treated
if our positions were reversed. If your health and manhood are slipping away, jou cannot afford to delay. We
fniarantee a permanent and l'istins cure or fee refunded. Cast side your modesty. Call and he examined Free.
Varicocele vs. Vitality.
Why Varicocele Causes Sexual
Weakness.
Varicocele is n weakened and fcroken
down condition of the spermatic veins and
sexual circulation. Tlie life of Important
organs is Involved. The glands are denied
the proper quantity and quality of blood,
and In consequence of tne stagnation the
parts become weakened and wasted. The
ccrve3 are life, and the life of the nerves Is
tho blood. As the circulation is sluggl'h.
so does the sexual vigor become. Varicocele
slowly but surely lowers the standard of
vitality and depletes the ner-ous .ystcm,
which is the foundation of physical strength
and that masterful quality which 13 lest
expressed by the terra manliness.
Summer Heat Aggravates Varico
cele. While varicocele 1 always debilitating. It
is tenfold more irjurious during the sum
mer months. The he.-.t causes a relaxation
of the tissues, and the congested veins are
distended vtllh unhealthy, svperheaieJ
blood, which eprtalnly endangers the heal'h
of every Varicocele sufferer. Tour physi
cian advises a suspensory, or gives you
medicines to relieve the nervousness, etc.,
but they give only temporary relief and
stimulation. A suspersory simply hides your
deformity: you confes your weakness by
wearlng It. You may Hatter yourself and
think that yon are ns strong aj formerly.
Don't deceive yourself: this disease has
w recked stronger men than you Are you
the man ou were before this disease stole
ujion you. Answer yourself honestly, and
come to os for a safe and lasting care.
How You Can Be Cured Safely,
Painlessly and Permanently.
We cure Varicocele in live days, to 3tar
cur-rl fo.. v-. witaout pain, suffering or In
convenience. Not only are you freed frc-mi
all tras.es of dlsi ase aid weakness, bat tho
n iFted powers (.f manhcod nre restored la
their fullest elegrec. I'.e a'dcj giving Internal
constitutional remedies, we use a local
treatment which qu.ckly re-establlshej a
he.ilKiy circulation of blood to the weak
ened pcrts. enlarges ihe wasted glands ami
givrn permanent strei gth and power to
the erct'Ie tf-i:es of he ircneratlve organs.
Soon all the III eff"-ts of your former folly
an? removed, drains of vijor cease, and In
their stead come the pride, the power one!
pleasures nf perfect health and robust man
hood. We have seen many men ruined
through lrcompetent doctors and their
harsh, antiquated surgical methods. This
Is a delicate and serious disease. Wo have
cured over lo.ijeO of the most aggravated
caf-s, without a single failure. We can
sa-lsfy you that we have the quickest, saf
est and surest cure known to medical idi
ence.
Nervo-Sexual Debility
Young Men.
Have yon yielded to tetupaion. and become a victim or that
harmful, vi". lous and solitary practice of self-abuse so prevaU-nt
end destruitlve among niun young men? Yci are r.al.zlng the
banofaLeffects. Your al!o? . pimpled face, dark-circled eys,
stooping form, stunted development, bashful, melancholic corn
tenonce anl timid bearing iTO.'laim to all the world your fol'y,
nnd tend to Wight yo-ir cxl.-t.-nce. Noeturnal dreams, exhaustlnsr
losses of vigor. ttc. are a io.stnnt drain on your vitality, and
will .urelv led to an untimely end. Ilo not despair; we can pr
pare you "for tho duties and pleasures of married iifo and make
you once more a man among men.
Middle-Aged Men.
For some of the sins of your youth you have no doubt alrad
paid the pnalty. Wssl; at'en and sexual excesses have been adds
ed to our list of transvres-'.ons. Private nnd blood diseases hava
ravaged your system and undermined our already weakened Tl
tality. Your neglected wak-i-sses have developed Into organla
d'seass. You are not ihe mr-n jou should be. You lack the pow
er, energy and confidence which are so precious and necessary to
perfect manhood. You are oil before your allotted time, but 11
jefu will awaken to a. realization of our true condition nnd taks
steps to have It remedied ttere are yet many golden years Lt
store for you.
Am vrm one pf the unfortunates who
lng out fir help? You are nervous, irritabl
and weaker sexually; your manhood is on t
ence has rendered us thoroughly tamlliar
fuller, men to make an annv. Our treatm'
vitality, invigorate the wasli d sexual orcan
restore you to what nature Intended a Lea
many cheap, worthless remedi"S on the mar
floss drugs ana leaves no oaa aiier-eiiee.is,
have made a wrorg commencement and failure In life? Is your weakened system cry-
o and derpondent: everv organ of jour oody seems dennged: j-ou are growing weaker
he decllp" end will soon he lost unless you do something- fc yourself. Our long expe'l
wlth all the enuss and efTeets of Nervo-SfXcal'DMIlty, and we have lifted up enough
.it will r move all the IP en cts of vour fo-rrer foil-.-, stop every loss and drain on your
s. clear no tne cl-ridcd brain: in fict. will strerejthc-n vou In even- wav anl aulcklv
Ithy and happy man v. i'h phjsical. mental anl rexual powers complete. Avoid ths
Kei; mey nre uui i.nporary siimuianis; eee ereaiment we .employ contains no mj'i
It builds up gradually and permanently strengthens the. weakened parts.
Stricture Sufferers,
Stricture and gleet are the two destructive maladies which go had in hand for evil In the male grrlto-urinary system. They
never cure themselves, but on th" contrary are ever becomim.- imu ae?riva'"d. .yid If neglected o'- '" i r perly treated are certain
to result !n Bladder and Kidnev eomphcatlons of a serlon- ii d f. icl mt.ire. Tne rr.ethcid of cu'f.. and dilution employed by
most physicians Is harsh, unseientihe treatment, and can-ot l.e- t.u -'rnnly condemned, for it invar.ably leaves the patient in a
worse condition than before.
Our cure for Stricture Is safe, painless and permanent and fre fr-ra scrgery In any f'ra. Our treatment, besides possess
ing wonderful healln? and curative powers. Is anti-lnllammaTory, anttserit! and germicldi'l; -" I tho cure Is accomplished without
suffering or personal inconvenience, in a thorough and ra.'l.al imri.r We ran r-rom se e ". -n'T. rer from Stricture and Gleet
complete end lasting freedom frum the many anmijing and dl-tr-s-ing symptoms whl-h a.- .'ir.. or these conditions. Every ob
stnietlon In the urethra is forever removed, all discharge soon cease,., inilammanon a d srrfpe-is are allayed, the ulcerated canal
nnd bladder nre lieal'd,,The prostas gland reduced in size, the sexual system 13 Invigorated and a complete restoration to normal
health perfected.
Contagions Blood Poison.
Once the virus of Specific Jllocd Poison has rol'uted the blood. It Is Important
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