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TUBERCULOSIS
CONSUMPTION
Newspaper Men and
Police to Play Them.
First Game Will Take Place
Tuesday Afternoon.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS.
R.H.E.
Phllndolphla 0 10 jl
Clovclnnd 4 0 8
Mitchell nnd Schreck, Joss and
Wood.
R.H.E.
Wnshlngton 1113 1
St. Louis 1 0 4
Orth and Clarke, Donohuc and Mn-
loncy.
R.H.E.
Baltimore ' 10 o
Detroit 0 7 1
Shields nnd Robinson, Miller and
McOulrc.
R.H.E.
ChJcngo 0 1 0
Boston 0 4 1
Piatt and McFarland, Prentiss,
Dlncen and Crlgor.
TODAY'S GAMES.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
Baltimore nt Detroit.
Boston nt Chicago.
Washington nt St. Louts.
I)i .JOSEPH ENK'S
Genulno Dynanilred Jfumpef
Homeopathic ff
Preparation mU
Is tho only euro" for Tulicrculots or
Contumption, We hnvo cured many
cues of this tcrrlblo dlicaie, even In lis
last, mtntrem 1AT.1 li.va itti ntiMfntri fTnm.
Inert by tnofeostphyslcliinqiind specialists
lor our own satisfaction to flotcrmlno tho
character of tho alscaso beyond question,
nnd tto hnvo norer yet failed to euro
every caso whom tho uatlcnt had enough
I lunnslefttollveon.
mo treatment consists oi tnrco viaiss
Vial D For hcetlc fever.
Vial K For night sweats and debility.
Vial F For tubercles.
Tho Improvement commences with tho
first dose. Trice oomploto 13.00.
70 Ramedlas for
70 Different Dlaansaa
Our booltleU! "Short Road to Health"
and "TfoaOso on Private Diseases" free
by mall or or aruggins.
THE ENK MEDICINE CO., Union City, lad.
THE EXCEEDING GAlEf V IS MAKING
AMERICAN HEADS FAIRLY SWIM
Much Doing In Old London on the Eve of the Coronation-Nawsty"
Weather Is Universally Deplored.
London, .Tunc, 14. Seldom has -London
seen such profusion of American
entertainments ns took place this
week, Tho greatest International and
soclnl ovont of tho season was tho din
nor "of Joseph II. Chontc, tho United
State nmbnssador, and Mrs. Choato
to King Edward nnd Quee'n Alexan
dra, on Wednesday, and slnco tho ar
rival of the United States 'special em
bassador to tho coronation, Whltelaw
Held, nil olliclnldom has been busy
Sold in Akron, 0., by John Lam
parter & Co., Druggists. 183 S.
Howard St,
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General Joseph Wheeleiv U. S. Con
sul General Henry CIny Evans and tho
members of tho American polo team
nnd their supporters," notably "James
II. Kecno, nro frequently seen at so
cial gathering's.
President 'Roosevelt's two sisters,
Mrs. W. Sheffield Cowlcs nnd Mrs.
Douglas RobliiBon have been over
whelmed with Invitations nnd have
arranged various entertainments at
the houso thoy hnvo taken In Gros-
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS,
R. II. H
St. Louts 4 8 !1
'Brookfllyn "' 0
b'Nelll and O'Neill; Donovan, Kit
son nnd Abeam.
CInclnnntI 7 10 2
New York C 11 2
Halm and Bergen; Mntthowson,
Spnrks nnd Rowermnn.
Philadelphia 4 10 1
niilnnco 0 5 5'
Whlto and Dnoln; Taylor nnd Chance.
Boston-Pittsburg wet grounds.
TODAY'S GAMES.
Pittsburg nt Boston.
Cincinnati nt New York (two gnmos.)
Chicago nt Philadelphia.
St Louis at Brooklyn.
and been turned-over by tho custom
houso authorities to tho officers of
tho Columbia Yacht club. Tho trophy,
which Is to remain hi the possession
of tho club for contests on July 4, t
and 7, Is u beautiful specimen of work
and Is valued iit $7.'J0.,
ROOT-CARTER FIGHT OPE.
Philadelphia, Juno 14. Tho six
round boxing contest between "Jack"
Root, of Chicago, and "Kid" Carter,
of Brooklyn, scheduled for tho Pcnn
Athletic club Friday night, did not
take place. After tho preliminaries
had been disposed of tho management
announced that tho box office receipts
had been attached for the payment of
an old accouii), the sum of $1,100 be
ing appropriated by tho Sheriff's olll-cors.
Wieatler Frank Davey, who-ls again
open for matched, with a new manager,
will do but llttlo wrestling whllo the
hot weather contlnncs, but he believes
that? there will bo much, business for
htm when the "wrestling season" ic-
luriw. Davey states that he could not
stay awny,' tit Hip time ho retired, and
ho will now take all the matches ho
can get. Davy's record has been a
good one while he has wrestled In this
section, mid he has many friends
among followers and admirers of tho
game. It is probable that ho will nlso
do a great ileal of work, later, In In-
strueting the members of tho West
End athletic club In wrestling.
Bomo of the bnll playing members of
tho Police force say that although
they hnvo' "ot yet organized for tiny
games this season, they hoc no reason
.why tho challenge made by tho clerks
fihould not bo accepted, and It Is prob
nblo that this will be done shortly.
There may be n stipulation In the ar
ticles of agreement which will precede
the gnmo, however, Hint a forfeit until
clcnt to purcluiMi fish l'rys for two
teams will bo posted as a, guarantee of
good faith. The resultant , llsh fry
eeems to bo almost as Important to tho
coppors and the clerks as the gamo
Itaolf, nnd around the festal board wlir
probably ho where tho most of tho
hard playing will be done.
MISS IIKGKER DEFEASED.
IJow York, Juno 14. Mrs. Mnnlco
Hcfcntod Miss Hocker In tho semi-finals
for tho. metropolitan championship, and
, IMIss Hernandez won from Mrs. Shlp
pon. Mrs. Manlce.nnd Miss lfcrnnn
kloa will piny tho final mnteh today.
ALLIANCE- CITY OFFICIALS WON.
Alliance, O., Juno 14. An exciting
1 pime of bnsob'nll wn played hero Frl-
Hny between tho city oftlclnls and tho
Ifnonlfcy of Mount Union college. Flvo
Innings wtro played nnd the scoro re
sulted 2fl 1o 12 In favor of tho city,
ffhft Mnyoi city clork, councllmen.1
jiollcomon nnd firemen were, In tho
game. Last year tho faculty defeated
Larger and Better Than Ever.
Tho above term exactly fits tho lm
moved and augmented condition of
Gentry Bros. Famous Shows this sen.
miii. The permanent consolidation of
these exhibitions which hnvo hereto
fore traveled Kingly has made tho
hirge-H exhibition of tho kind In tho
world. Gentry Bros. Shows nro so
well known In this community that
the simple announcement of their com
ing Insures a crowd that will tax tho
capacity of their enormous tents to
lU'i'oinniodrttc. The combined street
parades, this ''season arc twice larger
I than before and tho entire Show" will
lie reviewed In processional display on
the day of exhibition.
Owing to tho lncrcnsed -size ot tho
famous Gentry Shows tills season, they
aro compelled to uso tho largo circus
grounds which aro situated at tho cor
ner of South Main nnd South streets.
Tho dnto of exhibition hero Is Friday,
Juno 20. Two performances only, at 2
and 8 p. m.
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MrJ. JOSEPH H. CHOATE.
tins will glvo a very elaborate dinner
nt their house, In Chesterlliefd Gardens,
which Is likely to outrival In luxlur
lnnco tho fnmous Bradley-Mnrtln ball.
Tho same night Mrs. John W. Mack
ay's Carlton Houso Terrace mansion
will bo the scene of n big dlnuer while
nlso the same night, Reginald Wnrd
will give n dinner of eighty coveis.
On tho following night tho Ogilvy
Hnys will cntcrtnlu.
The very bud weather now mark
ing the event of Ascot week threatens
to mar somewhat themony houso par
ties previously arranged. If tho rdln
ing the army of tho United States, at
the coronation, and his two daughters
nro now at, Claridges, but they expect
to pay a flying visit to, Paris.
Rear Admiral John O. WatBon, rep
resenting tho United States navy at
the coronation, and bis son, Lteut. E.
H. Watson, U. S.N., htve taken tem
porary rooms, where tho British navy
officials are flocking to pay theft ret
spects. Commander W. Sheffield Cowles,
the former naval attache of the Unit
ed States hero, with his wifo and sister-in-law,,,
are occupying a houso In
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Vvj f&mSimBSSm till 1 1
'OUR" DUCHESS OF MARLBOROUGH.
THE "KID"
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tio city clergy.
OATCriHlt 'UONOIIUJO DEAD.
Tnnfiton, Mns., Juno .11. Timothy
Donolnio,- n baseball catcher, wlio was
under contract with tho Washington
'Amorican Longuo club, dlod at his
Jiomo In this city, todny. Ho played
Inet year with tho Chicago National
tLengne team.
THE DATE IS SET.
The duto has been sot for the gamo
of bnso ball between tho team com
posed of newspaper men and the ro
inll clerks, Tho duto will bo next Tues
day and the place Ruchtel field. Tho
tlerks are confident that they will com
out winners, but pride ever went before
n fall, nnd tho clerks will bo sadder
nnd wiser young men when tho gamo
lins. boon played. Malinger Fred Beck
jwlth, of tho newspaper men's team
gets his men out for prnctlco regular
ly, nnd claims that they are playing
tho gamo lu nil exemplary manner.
THIRD GAME POSTPONED.
Irfindon, .Tiiiui 14.- Tho continued wet
weather has necessitated tho post
ponement of tho third and final series
for tho American polo cup from pat
nrduy, Juno 11, until Monday, .Juno
10.
LIPTON CUP ARRIVES.
Chicago, Juno 11. The Sir Thomas
ILipton cup tins arrived In this city
Bad Shape In Western
Hospital.
Stockton, Cnl, Juno 14. "Kid" La-
vlgnc, tho woll-known pugilist, Is at
thq Dctontlon hospital, suffering from
mortal nborrntlon. Physicians qro
doubtful of his recovery. In his rooent
light with Britt, Lnvlgno injured his
nrm which a fow months previously
had been broken, nnd this, it is thought,
mny In part bo responsible for Ills con
dltlon.
leaving cards nt tho residence of
America's speclnl onvoy.
Mrs. Corcker and her two step
daughters, tho Misses Rutherford,
hnvo been entertaining at Claridgcs,
General John W. Clous has been
hohnobbllng wjth Lord Roberts nnd
other English army dignitaries, nud
venor .Crescent. t The Mackays, Bradley-Martins,
Wards, lavlboroughsiand
almost, every ouo- 'of London's
well known American" "'are nightly
seen nt tho apecn, afterwards!
Hitting from pne ball to another.
Juno L'3 will bo a gala night for the
American colony. The Bradley-Mar-
will onlyceaso and Juno become It
self again, tho gaiety which has taken
hoidof thp nation wlll doubtless have
a superb outlet at tho fashionable race
meeting, In which many Americans
have planned to psrtlclpato.
Tho distinguished Americans who
accompany Whltelaw Reld are at prcs
ont scattered all over tho west end,
bu,t Juno !23 they will go to tho Buck
ingham palaco as guests of the nation,
with the exception of Mr, Reld, who,
of course, will remain at Brook
House.
GcueralJamcs n. Wilson, represent-
Grosvenor plate.
Col. John Biddle, U. S. A., General
Wilson' aide, Is already af tho Buck
ingham palaco hotel: ' .
All the visitors tell' the representa
tives of tho Associated Press that they
are glad of the chaneo to visit England
under such auspicious circumstances.
Thoy uro all delighted at the cour
tesy exhibited but thoy are all rather
mixed up regarding future arrange
teaching woro challenged.
Again; tho collegiate mercantilism oB
tho present time comes to tho surface
when vfq sao institutions of learning,
of'giorltfus llncojfq nnd Godlike history,
getting elenr down on tlielr literary
bellies und passing up to sonic nollll
cnl montebank or Industrial highway
man of the province, who hns piled UU
vocntlon with success, n degrco which
should bo n passport of honor nnd nt
evldenco of lenrnlng, In tho hope that
he may become tho patrou and'tho col
lege his cringing client Ho may in
deed bo so Ignorant that if the mystic
lottcrs signifying the glory thus thrust!
upon hlra" wero expanded to their full
form, he would not know them if ho
mot them in the road. Ho may havo
corno to his wealth or his position dls-
ho'narably. Material success is made,
the test of merit, while unojruslva
hut Impecunious scholarship remalnd
In dim eclipse.
And go this invitation of the modern
collego Is t& daVe tho doom of Long
fellow's legend, aVid to run down the
fato Milch befell
"TUq cTcrt, tn& scholaB Whom tho
lore of petff
Tempts from his boots and from his
nobler self.
It is but cbjiple truth to say that
manhood and not mammon wai tho
quest of the college of my time.
It will be asked, 'uld ergo, Ifl
will bo safd. what relevancy has al
this to the feeble band of survivors of
the 18 men, who thirty years n go
went forth from the portals of the
Western Reserve College, clothed In
tho mailed gnrb of her discipline, nnd
with her choicest benediction resting
upon us, to do, to dnre nnd to bear
upon the then opening field of manly
adventure. We have returned, not in
deed on our chiseled shleld.8, and, 1
fear, not with them tp any great (xl
tent. But my talk hhs, t hope, this
significance no more: If the class of
1872 has not won greatness, or even
notoriety, It may still claim ewne of.
tho humbler nnd negative virtues. It
has stood, and Its rcmunnts yet stand,
as In some sort the off$prih!'g and ex
ponent of tho small college, owing
whatever It mny have done in tjio
world to the self-respecting Efforts of
its members, and to the Inestlrpafiload
varjtago "of havltips. n scholarship
moulded and chastened and quicken
ed by dally contact with those men
who In our tihlo kept nllve Its sacred
fires, each of whom without dispar
agement to any was tho "Integer
vltao" of the ancient verse, in a senso
Infinitely higher und grander that It
ever entered Into the heart of Horace
to conceive.
Wo come back tonight, as near as
we. can to the old time and the old
placo, bringing with us no wealth of
famo or fortune, with no great or
notorious names, ansAveflng to no re
sounding titles, b'carlng With us no
sheaves of noisy glory. We aro not
even possessed of what John Ran
dolph called "the talent for turbu
lence." ' . '
Wo point, instead, to a quiet recoTd
of the nearest duty each day done, of
labor honestly performed irV the sev
eral fields wherein we hate been call
ed to Strive.
Ve have tried to be.loyal to tp per.
pctual injunction ofoji'r cherishing
mother to tip JIEN, aJhtl for wileS ive
arc" here tonight tSjtj&r witness to out
oibldipg fovcfencej.na ratifude to bei
Loyal to her cxamftle; testifying to
Undoubted allegiance to her- $fljpt
lrjgs; counting them eyen attfojwr
present inaterlal and scholastic pros
perity In which wo also reiolce-wo
oring to ner in ner new ana jargeq
have received.
Within a. fow days order will doubt
less come out of the present c4iaos.
tho old walls and the nnclent shade,
but to tho richer and larger abldlng
placo of our literary mother, not un
mindful, I trust, of tho nmplcr field
for usefulness which tills abounding
prosperity suggests, and welcoming
nil tho ndded congmltics of colle'go
life, standing, as It wero, in tho midst
of a scholastic posterity, may, w,Ith
no sense of impropriety, I am sure,
Inquire whether in nil tilings' tho new
llfo Is better than the old; whether thp
chnrncler moulded in tho opulent uni
versity is nny moro rugged,, or makes
uioro for humanity nnd the world, tlfnn
that which in tho old tlmo was formed
In tho collego whoso not Inconsider
able bndgo of grcntness was Its honor
ablo but solf-rjjllant ppvcrt'y.
I nsk your enfnest aud thoughtful
attention to an artlcte In the Mny num
ber of tho Forum maiajjlne, entitled
"Tho Dcgrndatlon of tho "Professorial
Oftlco." Its author Is ft1 distinguished
aiumnus of tho WosJJerjn Reserve Col-
THE COLLEGE OF THE
PAST AND PRESENT.
(Continued from second page.)
lege, of repute for learnlug nnd for
usefulness, nnd his plea ought to bo
hoard. His, prolqst ngft'lnst tho itivn-'
slo'n of collego Ideals by the rifb spirit
of commercialism, Is thq more pathet
ic for Its patent truthfulness. To those
ot us who are properly imludful of tho
mdrnl heights trpd by'.'tha .collego of
tho former lime, li'ntl hio part played
in our country's hlstory.'by tho alumni
of such, the nppeul strikes homo with
profound force. It Is Indeed but a
new alignment of tho old battle:
"Tho Scholar and tho world! Tho
endless strife,
Tho discord In the hurmpnlesjjf life!
Tho lo of learning, tluj, sequestered
U.Q0U9, , .v .
.And all tho sweet serenity of books:
The market-place, tlio eager lovo of
gain,
Whoso aim Is vanity and whose end
fs pnlnt"
In tho pW, when tho spirit of schol.
arehlp has surrendered, to tho lovo of
gain, it fins been disastrous to tho moral or material force ljebjnd it to
scholar nnd pot well for the woria. enforce its (Iccree, our country woum
In tho surae number of the samo iiuvo lost the heroic and devoted "ser-
periodical is a paper in which the co- vice of thousands of men who havo
lcglatc conditions of our country arc
nlilv dismissed, nnd In which It is said
that "tlicro aro colleges which srfo'ulH
die," and that "the presence of tho
poor collego la a weakness to the
whole collego system."
By this seems to bo mennt that for
the future tho destruction of tho poor
college, li;e that of the poor man in
tho Scripture, Is to bo Its poverty.
Without, stopping to Inqulro how far
trust mctiiodn hnvo penetrntcd colle
giate .walls, bo that the smnller Indus
tries In tlio knowledge, discipline, cul
ture and character way shall no longer
bo allowed to competo .with those
within the moro favored lines of .nf
Uucnee, bpt like "the Chinese, mubt
go," it Is to be said that If such a re
script had been sent forth three-
mixed up regarding lurure arrange- "- , . - -a . -j-;
menta and are rather aghast at the - 'tbo laureled TOt3of our filfaj
..-,-t. -. iu-in- .htnh ti.mr I affection, trusting that, renewed b"a
succeeding gcquniuajja ui gcuojuia unu
icn, as thc .eha'lfa'tan ther lltrarji
nmorM an'a taift out cla'ee'a da tfio
.flein oi human ed5avor IX ffiayf ifio
tW fled i'mdrnuth, Up t?atB'cfl1Si ifie
luucies Krceu or lmiHotuiiiiy.
NeIo."n'f batfje" Signal ajt Tjrafalgan
was wrlt'teU oh Uio stafiijifd vhicnS
(o oyr academic dfV$, tij 1
ftese'rvo College kept steadily before
Thlg followed, and cpHserquences
wero to be to us a o'ur shadows or JBb
wall. TJiJs ob'eyed, and fame anol foii
tune, "tile apJfluse oi listentnf sen
ates," deeds calfed heroic and ptrpotu
aed by shaft or l,borea dftmo fo
statues wrought by tho cunniQg ohlj
ot the sculptor into tub cyntt$ielt of)
breathing llfe all wero to, ba r& us
matters of a wUe tnalttefelic.
mB
fieen its hope and ita stay, who.havp
defended itj with arms, who liavo ljon
ored and glorified it in civil life, and
In the socd-lilot enriched by whoso
self-sacrificing labors tlio great uni
versities of todiy have been planted.
Another symptom of th6 com
mercial trand of the college of this
time is to bfe marked upon. Wo see
nidh of probity and ability turned out
of faculties becauso their teachings
do not square with the offended busi
ness Interest o? soVrio influential pa
tron. An abjjet surrender Is demand
ed. Tho head-of tljajOffender Is called
for, and it Is brought in a charger.
It would not baVo'tieon done in the
college of a generation ago. That col
lege miy hay-o been poor in parte;, it
had no poverty of spirit when its Jnde.
quarters of a century ago, with tho pendence of thinking and fidelity, in
"ic
it oeMjues not, nje to, s
this preep Tift's fleen Mfy
of qs wnd'liavo jjono doff)
THE OFFICIAL REPRESENTATIVES.
of llfS'sMttJc, have (SjleSUx.Cp
n.cs3 of-Hfy. ,The dejirje'd
"iHTCHSSSBqia
na, wiw c0J
faithfuTfo it
!avi bSCn cloTieJ t tfitftoif -J
fA.-si' i
would have teemed strange Indeed.
Munificent endowments, massive
buildings, libraries "rich with the spoil'
of Mine," largo faculties, mailo up of.
acute nnd excellent men, nppllnnces
fitted to grnpple with every condition
nnd to solve all problems, nil these,
nnd much mow to the same purposo,
aro tho splendid equipment of the unl-
versify of the dawning century, ho-'
Moved In lavish profusion; nnd thoy
enlnrgo nnd amplify nnd emphasize
nnd niiikn effectual that which the
humbler college of our day to the ineas.
uro of Its ability professed and under
took Hi n smnller way to secure.
Tlio drowsy air of the cloister Is now
moro profoundly Hllrml by the busy
hum of the nearby hives of Industry,, I
and tho pdof of hooks has hecomo.
redolent of the market.
Now, as then, tho student, by precept,
anil example, Is exhorted and eiicour
iiKCd to ncqulrp knowledge, to become
subject to mental and moral discipline.
to tnko on culture, nnd t" devote to)
Hfo's best purposes the resultant, tho
eniminniiou, mo outgrowth nnd lmr-1
vest-gathering of theho, 'namely a ro
btiRt and symmetrical character,
AVo who come hack not indeed to
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