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YALE PLAYED STEADILY
Defeated the stsrsong Williams Team

New Haven, Conn, Oct. 14.-Yale gave
ano.her exhibition of steady football play
Ing here This afternoon, defeating Williams
2E TO u. The visitors backs made fully
as long gains as Tie Yale play but muffs
OF pun,s at critical moments gave Yale
four tOuchdOwns.
Connor played a fine game for Yale and
Van Every made the largest gains through
the center.
The work of Williams was, except for the
muffing of punts by substitutes, by far the
best of any seen here this year.
The lineup:
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WINNERS AT CHESS.
Results of the Eighth Round of the
International Tournament.

Budapest, Oct. 14.-The results in the
eighth round Of the international chess mas
ters' tournament played today in this city
are:
Popicl beat Schlechter in a kings bishop
game after 46 moves.
The game between Noa and A1bin, a kings
fianCne TO, was adjourned after Ga moves.
Marco beat Tarrasch in kuy Lopez after
Al moves.
JaDowski beat Winawer in Ruy Lopez
after 26 moves.
Tschigorin and Pillsbury drew n four
knigiits' game after SO moves.
Tie game between NalbICdt and
Charousek, Ruy Lopez, was adjourned
af er 5S moves.
Maroczy had bye.
Appended are tie scores Of all the COM
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TWO workmep Aspl,vxiatea,

Syracuse, N Y, Oct Ii.-Aiichael Poyd
and u nj an named Murphy. in the errploy OF
the Solvay Process Company, were asphyx-
lated at noon today In a large gas tank
located at the comnany's works at Soivay
repairs, supposing the gas had been turned
oft. Several hours saftsrward the men were
discovered dead.
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ALL NEW PATIENTS WHO AP.
PLY BEFORE NOVEMBER IST, AND
ALL OLD PATIENTS WHO RENEW
BEFORE NOVEMBER iST, WILL
BE TREATED UNTIL CURED AT
THE UNIFORM RATE OF S3 A
MONTH, MEDICINES INCLUDED.
THIS APPLIES TO ALL PATIENTS
AND ALL DISEASES, INCLUDING
DEAEN ESS
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INSTALLED NEW OFFICERS.
Joiners and Stairbuilders Hold al
Interesting Meeting.

Interesting Meeting.
Joiners' and Shareholders Union
No. met last evening at the rooms of
the Labor Bureau.
The following officers chosen at the
previous meeting were installed: President
j +. Magee; vice president, George Town
send; recording secretary, Robert Doves;
financial secretary. I. NJ. Wilson: treasurer,
George Suter; warden, George Cook, Con-
duciOr. l.. W. Walter. The auditing coIn-
mittees essubnIitte,iitsl quarterly report. which
showed the organization to be III flourish
ing condition.
After adjournment the labor situation at
Columbia Theater was generally discussed
The members of Union No. 1 have 10 COM
plants to make of their treatment by the
owner or contractors.
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place, the latter having been slightly
hurt, and Reiter and Rusengarpen came on
"a n..., iUuI uiinulcs Reiter crossed
the goal line. Baird kicked goal and The
score was tied.
rIlncetun seicven playedlike fiendS from
this time on and it was but eight minutes
more Leiore Pushes by Reitcr, Rosensar,cn
and baird had again paced tue oNal Le
mnd Jarlsle'S line. Score - to g.
he lineup was as follows:
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RoTH'S FINE RUN.

On the next lineup Roth for Kendall
made a fine run, carrying the ball well
into Eastern territory. 1t was further adj
vanced TO the five-yard liuc, when Eastern
gained it on a tumble. BY short gains il
was carried near the ceuter of the field,
when the referees whistle ended the
game. Final score was Kendall Is, East
ern o.
a Easferns were very much elated over
the fact that the Score against them wa,
sIiialie Than Una. by which The Kenaalls de-
feated the CentralS on Saturday, and they
Will make every possible effort to win the
championship this year. The lne-up:
Kendall Fast uioh S.b,oi
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How 1t Cures catarrh in the Throat

Here is another patient VINO had Ca
tarrh of the Head. He caught cold after
cold, and the disease spread down into his
throat. He breathes and drinks in the di.-
ense -banishinE medication. 1t bathes the
membranes of his head and throat. The
soreness OF tile head and throat become less,
and tine desire to hawk and spit is disap-
pearing the sense of taste is returning,
and the voice again becomes soft and M elo
dious. There is no more gagglns and vom-
iting in the morning. No longer does every
exposure to tile weather result in Il stuffed
up throat, that becomes sore and inflamed,
and no longer does he find his throat and
tongue dry as chips when he wakes from
an undressing sleep.
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How 1. Cures Catarrhal Dea fness

Here is another who for years had been
a sufferer. Every fresh cold seemed to
stay longer than former colds. ana he no
tiCed that his ears got stopped up and his
hearing became duller and duler, and
there were ringing and buzzing roises in
his ears. The Catarrn had I,assed upward
and backward from the throat along the
eustachia1 tube leading from the throat
into the ear. HI had visited throat doctors
ard ear doctors and catarrh doctors with
out relief. In this condition we find him
inhaling the never-faling medication, and
soon he notices 4 change. The noises in
the ears stop, there is no more discharge,
the hearing gets better, and finally the
tubes of the ears open up and something
seems 70 give way in his head. Ills hear
ing had completely returned. No wonder
be considers the result marvel.
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tain of football team, j. IT McColgau. New
York city; general athletic. manager, J
who tips the beam at 2f5, was elected
class mascot, with a subtitle OF .'anchor
extraordinary to the Colegium Georgia
poltanum. This is q new oince and
Mr.. Moore is correspondiusly proud.
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How 1t Cures bronchial Catarrh.

Here is another patient who was al ways
sensitive to the weather. He contracted
catarrh OF tie head, and 1T passed to his
throat, then down the windpipe and into
bronchial tubes. He coughed at night
SO that he could not sleep; there was pam
behind his breast bone and under the shoul.
der blades. When he coughed lie brough,
up u frothy. rrayish material streaked with
blood. He lost appetite ana strength. He
tried cough syrups and different medicines
10 no avail. He now breathes in with full
Inspirations the restoring and soothing medi-
cine. The sore spots along the bronchial
tubes heal, the cough ceases, the pain leaves,
the appetite and strength return. He is
again a well and happy man.
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lines of warships and frowning guns.
She has seen the shells go screaming over
tho river from the forts on the hills.
Some say she saw the red coats when
they PLAYED in the White Lot, but there
is no record OF this.
Be that as 1t may She is the venerable
mother of all Potomac steamers and last
night, worn and weary, she gave up the
struggle. and laid her bones OH the flats.
When the sun went down the sea gulls
scared around her screaming. Their chant
and the evening flight Of crows -cawed
ghoulishly as they swept down the wind.
The rising tide canted her over, and Tapped
along her decks, claiming her at last as
Its own.
INJURED IN THE STORM.
Since the close of the excursion season the
steamer has been anchored near the bouy
off the Eleventh street wharf. She hung
fast in the center Of the stream duriug the
recent storm. but had one of her smoke
stacks broken and q portion OF her upper
deck carried away. She was in charge Of
watchlnan and a deck hand yesterday
afternoon.
About 2:30 o'clock the watchman had
occasion to 60 down into the hold. He
discovered that the steamer had sprung
leak and the water was trickling into
her bottom. It was nothing alarming,
however. aud he went back on deck.
It was more than q half hour after.
ward that be returned to the hold. The
water was pouring In at a rapid rate.
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How 1t Cures Catarrh of the Lungs

Here is another pitiful case. He had all
the history of colds and catarrh, extend
ing downward from the nose TO throat, to
glotus, to wiDdpipe i, 10 the bronchial tubes
and then into the small tubes of the lungs.
His cough always troubled him. He raised
large quantities of vile-looking material, he
had hay fever every afternoon and could not
sleep at night. He had no appetrte, and his
strength and ambition failed. He had
night sweats every once in while and
feared that his end was near.
See him after four months of treatment
A new mani The healing and soothing
medication has time after time sought
out every nook of the disease. even TO tie
extreme depth OF the lung cells, and
bathed and coated and healed the mem
brane. There Is no more Of f~he nasty
discharges. no more cough, no more fever
no more pain, no more night sweats. The
appetite returns, and with il comes back
strength and ambition. The cheeks fill
out and regain their color. The step be-
comes buoyant he has been saved from
a lingering but absolutely sure death.
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DURING
OCTOBER
In Spite of the Throngs Of Pa
tients the So Rate is Main-
tanned to All.

The Time Limit Made Very Clear
Not with Purpose of Hurrying IA
tients to the Offices, but TO Avoid
Criticism ON the Grounds of Par
tialify.
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lie Immediately took rowboat and made
for the office of the harbor master. There
were no tug boats along the river front
and Commodore Sutton ordered the Joe
Blackburn to the rescue.
Capt Deau saw that there was no time
to get The unfortunate vessel to her
wharf. The channel is twenty-five feet
deep where she was anchored, and the
the lead already showed sixteen feet OF
water at her stern, The anchor was
slipped, aud run was made for the
Virginia shore, distance of about 200
feet.
The rescue was not whit too soon. The
steamer was swung onto the muddy ground
in the shade OF the weeping willows, and
there she rapidly settled, as if she Were
some animate object seeking comfort and
rest. Soundings taken Immediately after
wards showed six feet OF water to for
ward, and seven and a half feet at the
stern.
Is HALF SUBMERGED.
The tide was high when Times reporter
was carried alongside the wreck and the
waters came Just to the center OF the win
dows along the wheel. The bow of the
boat lies down stream. A space of about
forty square feet on the front deck is high
and dry. Half as much OF the stern is
above the water.
All tue rest OF the main ueCk is SUI
merged and the water comes up to the
top of the water cask that sits beside the
companion way.
Tie boat was the past summer used as
an excursion vessel to Motley HALL. 1t
has been used by colored excursioniSts for
the past two years and is now said to be
owned by a MA n named Taylor. He pur-
chased her frum Captain uarry Randall.
The boat was built by Hillmantruth at
Accutink, Va. Her length is 154 feet;
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Lehigh's Easy victory.
ON 1nE uRiDIRoN.

Bethlehem, ra., Oct. I4-LeiIieh easily
defeated Rutgers today by the Score OF Al
to q. The game was pla yed in the rain
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Adjourned games in hand.
To.al NUMBER OF games won, 40; total
total number lost, 45; total number Of games
to be played, 80; adjourned games, 8.
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The football team of Eastern High
School met defeat ut the hands OF .iiG
Kenualls yesterday afternoon, on hehuaii
Green. While the score is larger IMAM VIZ
supporters oil the Eas,erns bopeu III ~ ~
game was a holly contested one iIoni 'no
start, and the High School boys naNe ho
reason to he ashame1 OF their showing.
Iudee, when tine superior weight and op-
portuuities for practice OF the kehuaiis
are considered, the game the Easterns
nut up was biEnly creultapie. heiI
tackliug was quick anu sharp anu was
equal ii not superior to that OF hehuaii.
The game started with kendall taxing
tL,. h 90. I.,nsy caught the Dali ana
was .lowned without much gain. on the
next two plays no gain was made, and
Eastern was forced to kick, j. Maupin
cleverly regaiuing the ball on tumble.
E.islcri ~. d,.N aDoe-ne paii 4
Kendalrs heavy line, and 1t went over.
Price. Kendali's lett end, made pretty
twenty-yard run around right end. BY
repeated runs through tackle the bah was
advanced near the goal, and after twenty
minutes OF play, W. Rosson was showed
over the line for a touchdown, Capt.
Smielan kicking the goal.
IN KENDALL GROUND.
On the next Kickoff Meigs, for Eastern,
rega ned tnr Ddii on a iLmbic by Ken
dali, and with good runs by Kelley and
Capt. Maupin, the ball was carried 10
Kendall's twenty-iive-yard line, when it
went 10 Kendall on downs. Price, for
Kendall, made another fine run around
right end at this point. Kendall fumbled
and Capt. Maupin fell on the ball. No
gain being made, ball went TO Kendall.
At this point the tackiiug OF Kelley was
splendid. Time and again Ills hard tackles
spoiled Kendall's chances for touchdowns.
few moments before the eud OF tins
half the ball went 10 Eastern on downs.
Capt. Maupn made a pretty twenty-yard
run around left end. Play closed with
ball II - al territory. Score, Ken
DAN 6, Eastern o.
The second half began with Eastern
kicking Off. By strong line of plays and
skrtinG the ends Kendall made another
touchdown after five minutes play, Smie-
Ian kicking goal.
The tackl ng of Meigs for Eastern at
this point was fine. But the light High
School boys could not withstand the strong
rusiles of their heavy opponents and the
hall was carried over the line by Haig
Capt. Smielan kicked goal for the third
time.
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K[NDALL's LINE TOO HEAVY
Easiern's Plucky Work Did
Not Yield a Score.
GAME FULL OF SNAPPY PLAY

They Took Defeat to the Tune of
1870, and Are Glad They Fared
Better Than Central-Big College
Clubs Try Their Hand on Small
Fry.
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This Includes All Medicines.

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Formapy years has DR.. Walker beenprom-
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Success has crowned his every effort in the
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NERVOUS DEBILITY ln. ias an all its sn.. a.'sna s..s
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