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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-10
MalRLs oE Tae WHEEL.

The Offices OF the secretary Of the
League of American wheclman las been
transferred from Boston to Chicago.
At Ripaou. Wis, Wednesday. the mile
tandem record for the world was cut four.
ifrA- OF q second at the close of the days
racing hy Fred j. Titus, OF New York. and
l.. D, Cahanue. of ST. Louis. The new
mark is i59. The men rode their first
halt in u seconds.
Harry Wheeler, tho American, won the
one mile professional handicap bicycle
race at Birmingham, Eng. Wheeler
started from tine thirty Hve-yard mark
ana won by four yards il minutes and
2G seconds. Edwards, Of London, was
second, and james Of Cardiff. third
Edward, AMI James also started from the
thirty-Hyn-yard mark. Harry Banker,
Of PIttsburg, was beaten in his heat
Arthur a. Zimmerman, the champion,
did not complete.
Arrangements for the Good Roads
tournament at Asbdry Park aug. 30, 81
aud Sept J, aro being pushed with Vigor
by the promoters. Among tho prizes for
the three lays viii be eight first class b.
cycles, the majority Of them being donated
Jy the leading bicycle manufacturers. The
cup for the metropolitan dis.r cham
piopship will bs the finest Of It's kind ever
offered for local competition and will be
made from a special besign and will cost
over s9tO, outside of the gold medal that
goes with it. Efforts will bo made to get
Champion James CorbetC to show his PAGES
on the wheel during the tournament, as he
did some triung with Champion Zimmer-
man on the wheo, while preparing tor his
great encounter with Charles Mitchell.
Tom Eek, trainer of John s. johnson,
says the latter and he may leave for
Europe next week. Negotiations arc pend
ing having In view the immediate visit Of
tho pair 10 England, which if effected will
probably culminate in q tour of the contin-
ent. If he goes abroad, johnson will not
turn professional. in fact, he viii compete
in few il my races. The visit will be for
the purpose Of breaking records. After a
little preparatory training ne will go for
oil the existing records up to ten mi es,
standing start and flying start, paced and
unpaCed, IL tour OF the continent be
made, he Will Gttcmp5 TO create new fig
ures for all short distances in each coun-
try he visits. He may also compete in q
number OF specially arranged races, il per.
mt for such be granted by the League of
American Wheelmen racilg board,
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AFRAID OF CONSUMPTION

People who lose fsh are in danger
of consumption. Light weight is to
often a sigu OF some wasting disease"
which gets its start from Indigestion
Cure the indigestion and health is
rapidly regsined
Paskola, the pro-digested food, pre-
vents indigestion by its wonderful iu-
virgorating and nutritive prop rites.
For loss OF vigor, dull feelings, head
aches, constipation, sour risinga, and
other symptoms of dyspepsia it is a
SOVEREIGN cure.
Plskola rapidly increases the weight.
Under its nourishing power the hectic
dG5h soon leaves the consumptive'e
cheek, the skin assumes the hue Of
bealth, the night sweats cease, the
cough dies away. anu the emaciation is
lost under q coa.iug Of solid. warm and
normli flesh.
PosEoll Is not q medicine but food,
pleasant TO the taste and agreeable 10
the weakest stomach Being pre-di-
Gested it i3 absorbed by the system the
Instant Is ia swallowed.
. pamphlet giving full particulars
about Paskoa will Jo sent on applici
ton TO the Pre-Digasted Food Co.. 30
Read Sc, New York
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GENERA g20RTING NOTES.


Horace Laols &ad owen Ziegler are to
meet in a foug-rCund contest at Atlantic
City on Monday evening" Aug 90.
Jockey "snappar" Garrison does q great
deal Of walking to get down 70 weight
sometimes goiug eight miles day.
Charles Mitchell, the English heavy
weight pUsili5t, has announced his inten-
tion Of returning to the United States in
October
There were twenty owners Of race
horses at the recent Brighton Beach meet.
ing whose winning aggregated only $25
each, ana eight whose hcrses landed $50
each.
A. r. Devils, of Canaioharie, champion
sDrinter Of New York state, and John
j. Mack, Of Chelsea, the campion of Masss-
chpsetts, are matched for a 100 yard race at
Palatkin park, near Albany, next Monday,
lor pur oC ejJo.
Q. D. Modairy and Edward Mcconnell,
OF NilmD yron, Del, lave finally aligned
articles or finish iThL with l.0unc-
gloves, nt 1913 pounds, FOR tha champion
ship OF Delaware The ii sdt is TO come OFF
within four weeks, in Pennsylvania or
NJ ryland anG will be Tor 5000 and re-
ceipts.
There will be decided in private, on
Aug 15 the question as to who is the bet
ter man, Wayne Cline, of Reading, or Leon
Taylor, colored late of Muldoon's combi-
nation, and incidentally q pu!se Of 500
will bo disposed Of. Both men are In ac-
tive training and the 20 promises to be
more than interesting.
The new owners Of the louisville Jockey
club have leased Churchill Downs for fl
teen years. The Dc. by distances are TO bs
reduced to u mile and a qnarter and the
Clark stakes 10 mile or q mile and one.
eighth. From $40 eco to $4,000 will be
spent for stakes aud purses at the coming
spring meeting A foreign book may be
opened.
There was au extraordinary termination
TO the match between tho Leicestershire
and Surrey cricket teams IN the county
series at Leicester on July 20. Surrey lad
made 300 runs In the fest innings, against
9j scored by their rivas. Leicester fol-
lowed on aud added ia ruus TO win The
Surrey men went TO the bat for the second
time, brimtul OF confidence, but failed to
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cLIHTs FROM rag DIAMOND.


Tho Louisville National League club is
to pay at Reading on Monday.
Allentown has supplanted Shenandoah
as the leader in the State league race.
Binghamton has new pitcher named
Ahrens and q short stop named Dumont.
Shooron, OF the Erie team, is recognized
as the best base srealer in The Eastern
league.
Scranton and Springfield will play at the
park tins afternoon. Tomorrow two games
viii be played.
Hogan in the Uiucinnati.Chicago game
on Wednesday, made two runs, had ono
hit, three put outs and one error.
Readings club is to have new uniforms,
The faded blues are TO 90. Manager Zerr
Is also organizing Reading reserve team
of amateurs
There is a probability that Allentown
will desert the State league for tho East
ern. King Kelly has his eye on the Bing-
hamton franchise.
Tony Mullane has been released by tho
Cleveland club. He was given several
chances, but failed to show to the salts
faction OF the management that he had
not lost bis cunning rs pitcher.
Wehing, of the Philadelphia National
League team, pitched for the STATE league
club from the Quaker City on Wednesday
against P0ttsville and struck ont fourteen
men. 1t is the record of tbs season.
Tho Young Tennies Defeated tho Mul.
berry Street Stars yesterday by o scoro of
25 to Is. Batteries, b. Rnub and h. Rice.
man for Young Ienuies, aud George John
.,.,,4 a Arl~
Street Stars.
A peculiar fatality attends grand stands.
Those on the Boston, Chicago aud PhIm-
delphia grounds were DESTROYED by f.e this
season In every case the Baltimore club
was ia the city when the disaster oc-
Cured. Are the Orioles hoodoos2
Several Of the Buffalo players have pct
names. For instance Clymer is known to
many Of the fans as the "Freckled-faced
Bow O'Brien aB 'Chewing Gum Johnnie y
Collins rs "Cuckoo," Lewee as "lhe China.
man." Dowse as 1.-THE scrapper," Uruu-
hart MS "rhe Seneca" Hoifer as "The
German" Vickery as 1.-THE Boiled Lobs.
ter"
Cote Of Lancaster, mad9 a very timely
hit Tuesday in the game with Hazleton.
1t was in the tenth inning with the score
tie and the bases full. The plucky catcher
picked up his favorito bat and, taking a
fancy to one of John Ely's curves, ho
slammed it on the nose ana sent the ball
over the fence for home run. Result,
four runs and q victory.
Yerterday's Philadelphia Record sayse
"NIauager Randall said yesterday that he
had received letter from ono of The
Scranton playere stating that they wer
di satisfied with the management. Ran
dali says he has ordered the following
players to report to the Philadelphia State
league club today; Blannaghau, pitcher;
Rogers, catcher Westlake, third base
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NO GAME WAS PLAYED.
Members Of the Scranton Club Had a
Sympoths ic Strike.

SyhnpAlIt &c DGilEat
There was O climax Yesterday in the
base ball war. The Scranton club re-
fused to 30 on the field under the mon
agemeut Of Mr. Cibili, and therefore
no game was played with Springfield,
The players said that personally they
had nothing against lr, Cahil!. bur
that in their opinion Mr. Swift mad not
been fairly treated by the association.
Mr. Swift YVES seen by TRIBUNE re-
porter at the ST. Charles hotel at p.
IN. and spoke as follows:
Il have just had a conference with
y, w Aiken, OF Clrb)uda,e, and have
decided TO take full control of % club
that 10 to be located there. Nh Aiken
has directed me to sign q club at orCa.
Last Monday l released all of the
players who were with me in
the State league and | will
sign as many Of them as care
30 go with me to CaEboniaie. By
the end ol the week 1 will have club
ready to 60 Oh the field and will take
them away on trip. When we re-
turn the grounds at Carbondai5 will be
IN readiness for us. will Mt once telo-
graph Secretary Diddlebock for tbs
first vacancy that exists in the State
league, and l boIoye there will be one
very soon"
II have done my best" continued
Mr.. Swift, ito get the boys TO go out
ana play this afternoon, but they re-
fused TO take my advice in this matter.
The players certainly did refuse to
b Fla fi.ys,.,,I 81,
OF Rogers and the players obtained
from the Troy club All efforts to win
the strikers over failed aud the idea Of
having Il game had to De abandoned.
Manager Cahill at once went 10 work
to get a club in shape for today Rog
ers and Patchen agreed to sigu as
catchers, and Campheld, who arrived
in the city from Wilkss-Birre yestor-
day, and Donovan are the pitchers,
with Cahill at second, Smith, short
aud Johnson center field. A first anu
third base man, two ieidsrs aud at
least another pitcher ara needed to lill
up the club. Manager Dan Shannon,
of Wilkes Barre telegraDhed that be
would let Scranton have Outhelder
Lezatto, but he had not arrived up to q
late hour last night.
Manager Cahill has telegraphad to
Providence Il. l., for another outfalder
and is also after Whitehead, the third
baseman OF the Binghamton club. At
oil events he promises to have a club
on the diamond this afternoon to face
Springfield. Tomorrow two games
Will be played with the same club.
Secretary Belts of the local associa.
tion claims that Mr.. Swift had no
power to release players last Monday,
as he was not then manager Of the club.
The officers Of the association decline
to say what action they will take
against the men who refused to play
yesterday.
1t was currently reported on the
street yesterday that several mem bers
OF the local association had endeavored
to dispose of their stock.
Late last night it was reported that
Mr. Swift had abandoned the idea of
placing club in Carbondale and that
the Scranton players would sign whor-
ever they saw fit. Massey probably with
Manager Cahill.
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Forest City.

Dan G.. Jones, of Taylor, has charge
Of Davis drug store for fs W days
during the absence Of Alfred Taylor at
Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. D E Evans and A.
NJ. Gillett, of Gibson, were in town
Tupsd y.
A forest fire has been raging in the
vicinity Of Hollenbaci's mill since
Monday, a number Of men have been
fighting the flames to prevent them
from spreading to the mill.
Harry Jones, of Scranton, was a
business caller in town yesterday.
4 large number Of people attended
te Christian Endeayor EXCURSION TO
Ftrvisw yesterd y
Thn home OF 81 and Mrs Gaorge s.
Emry vas aaeu frightened by Jbe ar
rsai rf a 1eugu.r
w A. Price, Of Scranton, is renew
lag acqnalutances in this place for a
few days.
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man: ssaItz left folder; Massey, first

|
man; oIaIJz' lett holder; Mdss9y, tT5L
pase'
| President n. Z. Young has referred all
the papers i'm the Scranton case between
the State md Easrern leagues 20 the ma
ti1nal board and iC is lik ly that q decis.
ion viii be reached in few days. Under
the national agroemeut Scranton il still
State leasui territory, aud as the players
were signed TO Eastern league contracts
Oh July 81, threo DAYS before scranton left
the State league they viii undoubtedly
be awarded tO the latter IAilGoe yhia
Inquirer.
The T3slor Eynrass saws. "v r Parks
is confident IN iIarr,sLn-r clpb will he
TRANSFORMED no y sion in a few 6ave The
E4ston Transi. C5rnpa1v has gg.rel TO fur.
Min laN g..1gG. rra, on island Park
vh.rp MIR por',s +hrsg o8vi1o cro,gu.
win no 10 v..,nn.s t4r rar,,, u X
Nerors owner of ts, Uorri.b7ro club has
bgen notified Of the ipdpcrmn1,s offered
ana bis final answer is awaited with con,
silerablo any ety AMONG local lovers Of the
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-10

the game TO Erie today that should
have been Won by the home team
Wilkes-Barre has wol but seven cat Of
the last twenty-nine champi onship
games played. At a meeting of the
directors here this afternoon Campfeld
and Quarles, both pitchers. were re-
leased, and other important changes
are to be made in the team within the
next few days. Weather fine. At
tendance. 700. Score:
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Without the Sun the Earth Would
Be a Waste.

It's genial rays mean life. Some
times, though, the heat disagrees
with you. Maybe it will be only
a tritling ailment-- maybe exhaus
tion and most serious. A little
care would avoid this. The talk =
ing Of
Johann Hof7s Malt Extract
would "set you right" would
keep you right" 1t is q nutri
tive stimulant, but not an iutoxi-
cant. 1t exalts the energies, aids
digestion. Beware of limitations.
Look for signature of.
Johann Hoffo on neck label.
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make any stand before the bowling of
Pougher and Hiilyard, and were all out for
35. Pougher tool, three wickets at cost
Of II runs, and Hillyard bowled five for IL
runs.
On Aug &c, at the Seaside Athletic club
house, New York, ten-rouuG contest will
take place between Jack" McAuHire,
champion liGht-weght and Young Griffo,
champion feather weight of Austrain.
Although the amount Of tho purse is not
made pubic, both men thought it was "A
iair offer aud hey did not hesitate to sign
the articles. In the event OF a draw the
purse will be equally divided
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-10

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mothers! 19othsrnll Mothornlll

Mrs. Winelow's Soothing Syrup has been
used Tor over fifty years by millions or
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pger Cahill will have a full team in the
field today,
In the other Eastern league games
played yesterday, Providence lost to
Syracuse, Wilkes Barre to Erie, and
Binghamton to Buffalo. Wilkes-Ba7re.
by her defeat, allows Buffalo to 90 into
fourth place. The percentages Of the
clubs, number Of games won and los.
ly each, and their standing in the
league race is as follows:
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OTHER EAsreRA LEAGUE GAMES.

At Syracuse
Syracuse. .....i 0 0 q 0 1 s.
Providence. ....l 2 0 0 2 0 O.
Base hits-Syracuae, l9 Providence, H.
Errors-Syracuse. .; Providence, .. Bat.
teTes-Hess and Bauswein and McCauley
and Lovett. Umpire -DOescher
At Binghamton--
Bmrhamton II 0 0 0 0 / 0 0 J.
Buffalo ......O 0 0 0 0 D l.
Base Hits-BingLamton, 6; Buffalo, 0
Errors BinglGmton, 0. Buffalo 3. Bat
teries-Rsitor and Delaney; Urquhart auC
FlckeTy. Umpire--Ketrck.
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WANT SCRANTON PLAYERS.
Manager Randall Has Telegraph9d to a
Number II Them

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 0 - Manager
Randall, OF the Philadelphia State
League club, has telegraphad to Flana.
CHAN, Massey, Westl2ke, Rogers and
Steltz. tho ball players released by
Manager Swift. Of the Scranton East
ern League club on Monday, and who
refused TO play with the Scranton
team because Swift had been depo5el
to report hero and play with his team
tomorrow
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STAtE LEAGUE

At Harrisburg -Hargisburg, q Halle
ton l.
A5 Observation-Disclosures, z; Slenan-
doan, s.
At Reading-Readng, Z; Allentown, 3.
AtPhl!adeIpAia-Pniadelphia, AZ 10; Potts
yil.e g2
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STILL ANOTHER DEFEAT.

"ilksa-sarre Loses a Game 10 the
Blackbirds By Looss Play.
WLKEs-BARRE, Aug. 0.-Wilkes-
Barre's erratic fielding at critical times,
coupled with Black burns wildness, lost
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Successful Discretionary
Speculation.

Deposits Of S.5 and upward received. Our
specially is handling the trades Of persons not
In position to make q business Of following
the markets. This department IL in charge
OF % competent expert of lG years oxpe rience.
Divi eTds paid semi-m onthiy. Highest
reference given. Correspondence solicited.
II. Il. EVANS, JR., * GO.
Room 2iG RiaIto Building, CHICAGO
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RoDsoH'S FIRST GAME.

Held tho Philadelphias Down to Eight
Hts
Hodsou made his debut for Boston
yesterday a5 Il National League twirler
and held the Philadelplias down to
eight hits.
These were well scattered and the
Quaker city boys only secured two runs
Oh them. Th5 support siysd TO Hod-
son was faultless and Boston won by
score Of [ to 9
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game scheduled to
be played between
Sprin gfeld ana
Scranton yesterday
was postponed, all
the old State league
players, with one
or two exceptions,
having engaged in
a sympathy strike.
Navs,,fbalpaE Man.
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DISEASES OF TFB NERTOUS SYSTEl
LOST MANHOOD RESTORED.
Weakness Of Yonng Men Cured.

Weakness of Young Men Cured.
II you have been given up by your physician
call upon the doctor and be examined. He
cures the worst cases Of Nervous Debility, Scro
fula, Old Sores, CatarrhPies, Femala Weakness,
Affections of the Eye Ear, Nose and Throat,
Asthma Deafness, Iumors. Cancers and Grip
pies OF every description,
Consultations free and strictly sacred and
confidential. gllca hours daily from 0 a. m.
to- p. IN. Sunday to 2.
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For Rent.

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Situations Wanted.

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G..s.3A>SS,::s =.
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The Sympathy Strike in The Scranton
Team Causes a POStpOl6m9nt
PROVIDENCE LOSES TO SYRACUSE
And Poor Wilksey Drops Down An
other Peg, Bufalo's Defeat Of
Binghamton Being Responsible
Standing Of the Clubs-National
League Results--8ase 6aIl and
General Sporting News.
PROVIDENCE LOSES TO SYRACUSE

F,-,,r.1 HE Eastern league
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WILKES BARRE.

Wilkos-Barre.....O 3 8 , ] % 0 o.,
Lrie....,....,..n..9 = u . 2 x-it
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The Mondern Invalid

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uses the gentle family laxative,
Syrup of Figs.
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