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nGansp Theuaas, ~ esSSbssas1 unr1nA
o0aoeue Gln1anee Hunn1, Who 1oj1o4 ~
NJ oaelvo ahoreo oevogn1 wsoks ago, aee9
Hlv1n9 Kynerica & ~ ~ abUut ueHht
monfkGl g placs q rsut6snce, writes iron
Lond0S thaG hs has dscided 70 stsy IN En-
glsad, Nj rsports - ths contrafy nctwtt1.
Ths inuch talksd q susalssmatioa -
tWoe6 IL Westeen Association Of Amateur
AthIetes sad Tie Amateuf Athletic unlon
has made no vislb3s heedway Istely, bat Il
= predicted tha4 u the annual meeting d
ths A. A. U. IN September the subject Will
b. G1ther not handled Or will b In such
shape that II will easily b put through
Many athletic organizations throughout
ia eastern part Of the United States arc.
having diGlculty In arranging to suit all
ths question: Of allowing Sunday practice
q their grounds. The western aasocia-
tions. - rule. allow not only practice but
they also play games on Sunday, and the
hues majority Of eastern clubs permit free
uss u their nslds on that day.
lndica&ions arc that tho Dstrcit Athletic
club will soon be 70 the middle states about
what The Manhattan and New York Ath-
lseie clubs are TO the east. These two
prominent eastern organizations have the
huge majority Of good athletes in their VI
cinity wearing their colors, and the Detroit
club has recently taken several well known
athletes from adjacent towns. The rivalry
between the many large athletic clubs In
the United States grows more intense -
the regular championship games In the
fall draw near, but the N. Y. A. c. and n.
A. C. have a decided advantage, and be-
tween these two the former u = tribe
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-19
A Move, Bridge at Vienna.

A project is ON foot for spanning the
Danube canal in Vienna with bridge
lined with shops, after the model of the
famous Ponte Rialto at Venice and the
Arno bridge at Florence. The structure
is to be exclusively of iron. 1t will be
sixty-four meters long and forty-eight
wide, one of the broadcast in the world.
The carriageway will be twelve meters
wide, and the interior footpath on either
side three. The inner ratings will be
fianked by footpaths four meters in
width. There will be sixty-eight shops
ON the new bridge, which will be built
ON the site of the Ferdinand's Brucke,
the only wooden crossway that now trav-
erses the canal.
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but made his reputation without them.
He is Of Scotch origin, but was born in
Birmingham, England, twenty-four years
ago. He stands s #. 2 in. in height
and weighs ll2 pounds in condition.
"Nunc" was regarded as sure
world beater in his class by his En-
glish admirers, but since his over
whelming defeat his admirers have been
dropping one by one from his ranks and
joining those Of the sturdy little colored
boy Dixon. 1t was indeed Waterloo for
the Englishman and his hackers. The
champions fought ut ia pounds for
purse Of $2.5oo. according to what are
known in America as Police Gazette
rules, with four ounce gloves The battle
was fought in "A foot ring erected in the
gymnasium of the Pelican club of London,
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Charles Manning, who lately defeated
Albert Powers at a 800 point game of con-
tinuous pool in Brooklyn. will contend
with George 5. Kuntzch, of Syracuse, N
Y. for the continuous pool championship
and the Brunswick Bake Collender s. Co.
emblem in the annex of the Brooklyn as
senbly rooms on July 81, Aug. l, g
Kuntzch has been playing of and on for
several years in New York city. and this is
the first time he has made an open chal-
lense to any OF the celebrated experts.
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Di.cu..,ng tho situation.

The recent great performance Of 12 IT,
~ In. for standing broad jump without
weights by Joseph Darby, OF England, and
his clearing on the same day with dumb
bells IA II. . Ia. for standing jump have
caused discussions concerning the merit
Of tho two performances. The worlds
record for a standing broad jump with
dumbbells is IA IT, 81 in, by George w.
Hamilton, of America. and Hamilton never
saw the day when no could clear over 10 #.
9 In. without weights. He estimated that
there should be u difference Of feet be.
tween jumping with and without weights,
and that to fit Darby's case would make
the Englishman able to clear over 10 feet
with the dumbbclls. His l2 II. ~ ia.
without weights IL tremendous spring
when it IL taken into consideration that il
was done on level ground with no artificial
aid. Many think he Is keeping quiet In re
gard to what he can do with weights.
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|1upvvs rrREHALr.
Summer Hints.

ponee NJ thesyslem with sny excesssa
Aveo1 dfaaghts tWhether q air cr ice-walss
wnsa psse4r11g psuesssly.
nsmsmhss sl,ae ~ hsat d dsbijisntine In
e0ect and s6at ~ ~ euIues must b sustainsd.
Draw incidentally q ~ wsass cooIer. DRINK
esowlv, 10 sula,l qaantltseD go nos nsquntly.
Hensmbsr that uheA pss.plrsse, yeu afs ~
~ N catch . chill W se16en 1900 a tem-
psrsturc. A summsf co,d y nsso 6nooyins
than . Winter one.
when you ~ the waaksalng sGsos q ~
heat, tako drink a posv Vhlnhag q VnA1e.
II y wonderful what hsalthfnl "a sn1osa1Ina
efect u win have. 2,
Remember that only psre whisksy sAsssl6
unde any circumstances ~ ussd. n vhhoks4
which has the highest etanoine an1 ~ iUS-
concentrations II Duny's Pufe Matt ~
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i:39l< with l07 pounds up, and finished 80
strong that good Judges believe he might,
II ridden out, have run In 1:30
Racine was bred at Palo Alto, and start
ed as n 2year in California twelve
times, being beaten but once, that being
In his maiden race, at half mile. He and
his stable companion, Flambeau, were the
sensations of last year on the Pacific slope,
and this spring they swept all before them
In California. Racine's racing qualities
were let TO the Undine stable, in whose
colors he now runs. After he ran his first
race ut Washington Park, a mile in 1:4l,
he was pronounced record breaker, and
those who knew him best were least sur
prised when he broke the record.
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IN 1885. In 1887 Chamberlain was found
with the Louisville club. He pitched that
season and part of 1883, and In the fall OF
the latter year was sold by the Louisville
management 10 President Won der Abe for
1900. His pitching crowned him as among
the best in the country. This year, ON ac-
count Of differences with Won der Abe, OF
which the public is fully informed, Cham
berlain pitched but few games, but he says
that he IL in US good condition as he ever
was In his life.
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Inform alton About Fish.

Trout spawn during the months of No
vember, December and January. AT that
time they leave the deeper waters of lake
or stream and seek shallow portions where
there is graveily bottom. This bottom
is then swept, as it were, by the rapid
action of the fins, and a little hollow is ex-
cavated in which the eggs are deposited.
The black bass build nests along the
margin Of the shore which are jealously
guarded by the male fish. The carp fami-
ly deposit their eggs upon twiys or roots
on the borders Of the ponds. They are left
to take their chances without any of the
fostering care exhibited by the black bass
and other fishes
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the fielding records as third baseman
and eleventh rs right fielder. However,
rs he played in but ~ games in the latter
position, it is hardly fair to judge him by
the record of such players as Wolf or Wis
per, who We're first and second respectively.
johnson played in II games at third base,
making 70 put outs, 10 assists, 10 errors,
and accepted 95 chances out of total OF
llO offered
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A Dcfca,.d Cham,,o,.

Edward "Nunc" Wallace, the champion
bantam pugilist Of England who was re-
Gently defeated by George Dixon, Of Bos-
ton, for the bantam weight championship
Of the world, has been identified with the
ring for four years. During this time he has
fought nineteen battles-seven with bare
knuckles and twelve with gloves He has
suffered only three defeats, and these were
In glove fights He is good glove fighter,
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Eir., Me, on Their wedding Day.

A courtship by letter ended in a mar
riage at Rat Portage, N. w. T., the
other day. The groom was Robert Gill,
teacher. of Rainy River, and the bride
Miss Emily Taylor, Of Owen Sound.
A large crowd witnessed the ceremony,
which took place in the open air imme-
diately after the young woInan's arrival
by train.
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Chess problem No. n.
Black.

The Turkish husband cannot enter his
own harem II he sees pair Of galoshes
outside the door, for this signifies that
some other mans wife is visiting his
wives, aud he cannot intrude. He cannot
go anywhere with his wife except on
long journey, nor recognize her II he meets
her in the street, and he is not expected 10
20 10 the harem before y o'clock any day.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-19

That celebrated bicyclist, William NJ.
W0odside, ex-professional champion of
America, died at Rio Janeiro, Brazil, where
he was managing sporting enterprise,
during the latter part of May from yellow
ever Woodside was q great rider half a
dozen years ago at short and long distances,
for he possessed both speed and endurance.
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FRANZ KNAuA

in 1888, under Manager Buckenberger.
During the season Of 1889 he was with the
Detroit international league club, and
pitched that organization into the cham
pionship. He played with the Detroit club
until his release was purchased by the Co
lumbus management recently. Knans Is
a powerful, muscular young fellow OF ter.
rifle speed, and for n pitcher ranks away
up a. a hitter He is master OF all the
deliveries, quick aud clean In his move.
ments, and Is especially effective when
men are on bases He In the only left
handed pitcher in the corps Of the Colum
bus club, and his accession "fills q long
fcit want "
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Thirteen years ago Ten Brock, with 10
pounds up, ran over . specially prepared
long time withstood all efforts to pull II
down.
But Ten Brock no longer heads the mile
record. Racine, out Of imp. Fairy Rose by
Bishop, handsomely broke the record in
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footed daughter OF
Hindoo and Red
and Blue. 1t will
be remem be re d
that in the great
Eclipse stake race,
run at Morris park
recently, the hith.
erto inv incible
Russell was de-
feated by tho roy.
ally bred Glly.
The race was q
complete surprise
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ELTON CHAMBERLAIN.

The We'll Known st. Louis Twifler Ne
centiy signed BY Columbus.
Elton Chamberlain, the pitcher recently
signed by Columbus, IL but % years Of age,
and has been on the diamond as twirler
ever since he was IS. He was born and
raised In Buffalo, N. Y. Chamberlain made
his debut with the Hamilton (Ont) team
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Husband. for Greek Girls.

The girls have no choice in the matter
and take the man their father chooses,
AMI this is the most eligible one obtain
able for the amount of money the par
ents can give, for their yonng men are
graded like the French, Russians and
Germans on account of family or position.
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IUr byTOn anu n
veritable godsend, for he had been playing
In bad luck for n long time The amount
which Sallie McClelland won for her
owner was t24, 1856 That victory placed
Byron McClelland second on the winning
list ut Wcstchester, the Morris stable tax.
Ing first place with s32 0l0 to its credit.
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William Sexton, the billiard expert, IL
considerably improved in health over last
spring, and he says he feels as though he
might be able to jump right in now and
play balk line or cushion carroms almost as
well Ms ever ut is n peculiar thing" he
says, "but ! thought ! knew about all
there was in billiards few years ago
when ! was playing SO well, but no matter
how l take up the cue, whether just to
knock the balls around little or play u
stiff friendly game with some one, learn
something new each time, and it is no
wonder that when man once knows
enough abou; the game to appreciate it a
little he never will cease playing it,
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Specific MEDICINE.
0RAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE.

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY. An unfail-
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On account OF c0unterfeits, we have adopted
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D WAKES WARM.
~ Present Status Of the Big
Baseball Battle.
Snf sroRlEs WHICH ARE TOLD.

M usrsas Olives . rev Rumors for
yhus Thsy Are Worth. Discusses the
4 Ssanans Raes In the Players' League
- Writes Gossipy Letter.
- BASEBALL situation today as regards
y 0ght between the two big organixa-
49, appears to be no nearer settlement
- It was month ago; but the events Of
y past week have put q stopper into the
nths Of those Players league magnates
- have been 20 continuously voclferous
opntly In their assertion that never, no
Cee, would they ever agree upon COM
nise OF any nature direct or indirect.
| ~ has silenced the new magnates II the
UodaDcc In the east. Here are the figures
|f m~a Aawa Isvlv I'll.
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A Columbus Expert.

Il. johnson Is member Of the Columbus
team OF the American association this year
and occupies the same position that he did
last season. He showed up very well at
the end Of the season, standing seventh in
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16lals. s.....................l7,S6 ,S6s ss.0Ss
1aturiay's figures have not at hand,
rt the proportion between the two leagues
- very nearly maintained.
Now, Il In asked, why this revulsion Of
11lng in the eastf My friend Frank
3egh remarked recently that Ewing
11ms TO have the old 1eaguers on the run,
Day claims that the Players are on the
"a, but in the meanwhile the public
ms to have both on the run. This was
Witty way to put IL, aud when Frank per-
1ttated the mot 1t was true enough, and
herally speaking is true now. although
the mark for last week. These three
1nions represent the two extremes and a
= umprous medium. Seriously, conserve
& I'M critics assign good reasons for the
|l1ump In the attendance at the Players
Aague games, and quote one OF them
f6Atnly because It seems to me that he
Enlks sense, and somewhat because his
8<iews are in accord with all the arguments
advanced by me during the battle rs 70
I - dnal point on which the question OF
5kronage would be decided.
There Is nobody on tho run Just at
sent," !" asserted my conservative friend,
1ut there may be II the conditions pre-
Hiling this last week could he continued.
q odmire baseball for itself To me the
persona".y OF ms ieasue ~ OF very
ts moment. ~ course sucn men ~
sne' nsns an" Ls'nam sro eAcept'ons
y Iuis, o". ! I'slst ,nae even sney
4 9l..s 9l.ss pay uaii 70 ect my money, nave
~ Sseu oack anu Ior.h rom one grouha
r 80 the best ball. The winning or los
Of the homo teams has largely infiu-
ND my choice. The reasons for the Ma
e n NJ, ~ ieague preponuerahce last week we
iounu.
nrookiyh ward team nave seldom
n y anyway, ana Win Cincinnau ana
o.'yn S.rusenns LOT tne ieau ia the
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The sultan of Jehore ;s o, C.,

The sultan OF Jehore is at Carlsbad
drinking the waters and whatever else
strikes his fancy, and rewarding those
who treat him well with the Order of
the Crown OF Jehore. Its a cheap way
no has Of tipping the walters.
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.EAH1 H1iNnEvrropEp pARrs

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OF the Human Body Enlarged, Developed,
Strengthened, ETC., IL an interesting advertise
ment long run In our paper. In reply to In.
quiries we will say that there In no evidence Of
humbug about this. On the contrary, the ad-
yertisers are very highly indorsed,. Interested
persons may get sealed circulars giving all par
uculars, by writing to the ERIE MEDICAL
CO., Swan st., Buffalo. N. Y.-Daity Toledo
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A We'll knnmn rnrfmnn.

Byron McClelland is one Of the most
popular men in turf circles and the proud
possessor Of Sallie McClelland, the swift
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AHEAVY ATHLETE
J. w. Rich and How He Hap.
pened to Join the Ranks.
NE nADR A RECoRD ~ CHANCR

4 mig nsss VINO Msbas shs Ansssss
Worlds Chsmpisuship ~ ths stasAang
HOP skip sna Sssp-nis Prswsss -
Other Events.
Is very seldom that . man Of laros
and heavy physique exccls in athlstie
games requiring activity, but J. w. Rich,
whose picture Il given hese, n one Of The
few big active men who turn mp OCCASION
ally. Rich Il Is yeass old, n. Q In. tall
and weighs ls4 pounds IN athletic clothes.
His chest measures 0pk inches, thigh =
inches and calf 16k inches. These figures
show that his development below The
waist In much greater proporticnately than
that above the waist. He has always been
fond Of outdoor sports, buti was not until
the fall Of 1853 that he competed publicly
in athletic games. His specialties hsvo
bccn any kind Of sprinting and Jumping.
but he has frame which, II developed 10
tho upper part, would probably enable him
TO throw weights successfully.
He became directly Interested In athlet-
ics In peculiar way. At the fall games
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OF the Manhattan
Athletic club, Of
New York city, b
was . spectator,
and after the com.
petitions wers
over he went on
the field, where I.
ID. Webster, Of the
U University Of
Penn sylvania
happened to be.
Webster holds the
interco
record for the
standing broad
jump, 10 II. 0 In,
but Rich did not
know him, and
commenced try
ing some standing
jumps with sew
eral frien d ..
Friends Of Web
ster, knowing his
prowess ut tn IL
particular game,
induced him to
jump with Rich,
and much to the
surprise Of all the
latter, ith his
citizens clothes
nm. leat Webster.
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SYRUP.
TO MOTHERS.

Every babe should have . bottle Of DIR.
FAHRNEY'6 TEETHING SYRUP. Perfectly
safe. No Opium or Morphia mixtures. Will re.
lieve Collie, dripping In the Bowels and Promote
Difficult Teething. Prepared by DltS. ID. FAIR
IL; rs cents Trial bottle sent by mail 10 cents.
FAMILY ieOdAw
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Cure sick headache biliousness, liver com.
plaint, indigestion, dyspepsia, heartburn. ma
1aria, pimpies on the face and body. impure
blood, etc, by using regularly DIR. G. McIAne's
Celebrated Liver Pills, prepared only by Flem
Ing Brothers, Pittsburg, Pa, the market being
full OF limitations OF the name McLane, spelled
Inherently but OF the same pronunciation
Always look for the signature Of Fleming Bros
and G. McIane Pittsburg, Pa, on the wrapper
All others are worthless when compared with
the genuine McfAnes.
nOv201yeOdTu.T TIL saw
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4 plrcHea 81 NofG.

vssph xnsus. ths Fsss Lslshss1ss % ~
Colsmbus Club.
Frank Knsus. the fast lcfthandcd pitcher
Of the Columbus club, h but " years old,
and first saw the light of day In Cleveland,
where his parents still reside. He made
his flrst professional appearances In the box
with the Wheeling Tri-Stats league club
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CRTER's LITTLE LIVER PILLS.