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Topeka Mandolins at Horton.

Horton, July 16.-The Aeolian Mando-
lin club of Topeka gave a concert at the
Methodist church Tuesday evening.
While the audience was not as large as
expected, yet what was lacking in num-
bers was more than supplied in enthusi-
SIN
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Free Silver Convention

At St Louis July 22d, the Santa Re
Poute=the home road-wilI sell tickets
July 10 20 and 81, at one fare $3.50 for
round trip.
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nation, where its tents will be pitched
for a weeks outing. The boys will live
in military style, have their guard
mount, daily drill, dress parade, target
practice and all other details to camp
life.
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It would be hard to convince a mar
suffering from bilious collie that his
agony is due to microbe with an un-
pronouncable name But one dose OF
DeWitt's Collie and Cholera Cure viii
convince him of its power to afford
instant relief. 1t kills pain G. w
cfanSfp1d
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The batteries for the game of base
ball this afternoon were Clark and
Woods for Topeka, and Wilson and
Rebsamen for Junction City.
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NEW YORK 6; CLEVELAND 4.
R. Il. 3.

played the home team at all points At
tendance 800. Score:
r. HE
Cleveland OOO1OO2 9 ?
New York ....3 0 1 2 90 o O-6 IL O
Batteries-C Cleveland, Wilson, thinner
and O'Connor; New York, Meel1in and
Farrell.
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Subscribe for the STATE JOURNAL
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League Standing.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Minneapolis. July 1e.-score;

MlnneapOIlS, July lb.-SCOre:
H. E.
Minneapolis 2 0 1 0 0 %
Indianapolis g 0 0 2 DO u
Observation-Disclosures and HeaIy and
schriver; Phillips and Buckley.
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Ez-Consul John /. Waller from
French prison. lectures on Madagascar
July Is. at Hamilton Hall; tickets at
Kellam's.
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TO GO IN CAMP.
Fort Scott Soldiers to Spend a Weak
in the Country.

Fort Scott, July accompany F. K
N. G.. viii leave next Monday for Mar
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Small in size but great in results
DeWitt's Little Early Risers act gent
" but thoroughly. curing Indigestion
dyspepsia and constipation. Small
pill, safe pill, best pill G. W. STAINS
field.
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Milwaukee and Return at One Fare
July IA, Is and 16 the Santa F'e Route
the home rOad-wiu sell tickets to
Milwaukee and return at one fare for
Baptist Young Peoples meeting.
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Milwaukee. July 16.-score;
The morning times., 1896-04-05
BIeacher Question Again.

Editor Times: If you will pardon an
other word as TO the ''bieaCIler'' question.
II seems strange that the Messrs. Wagner
should so mistake the sentiment of the
baseball public as to tlelude themselves
into the belief that they can, by putting
the bleaCherS in such an undesirable posi-
ton, force the bleacherites-the true sur
porters of baSeball-to occupy fifty cent
seats.
To those who have so Faithfully supported
their team, il would appear that their de-
SiTes should be given some consideration,
but if the Messrs. Wagner imagine that
the bleacherites are such enthusiasts as to
see the game at any cost they Will learn
to considerable financial disadvantage too
--that one twenty-five cent seat occupied
is better than one fifty-cent seat unoccu-
pied, or that tweut y-fiTe cent seat filled
four times is much more profitable than a
fifty-cent seat filled once if at all
The idea originated several DAYS ago in
the city postoTfice will find hundreds of
adherents in all sections of the city. and
Will prove the most effective Weapon DOS
sble in proving to the MesSrs. Wagner
that the Washington baseball contingent
is not TO be driven to accept their ultima
tum.
In closing l will say that I am one.
among many, who can only afford to pay
twenty-five cents to see a game and / am
usually on the bleacherS several times a
week, but III this fair price of admission is
to see. the game through a, telescope, why
where. A MAYBE SUPPORTER.
The morning times., 1896-04-05
I.nst Dav nt NV Orleans.


New Orleans, La \ pal ii nC FaCtuS
mere came 10 an euti tOCaE ana tue sport
was very good, -Witn faJCr4tus ana second
choices wI3tniHs tive Oui OI tEc SIX events.
The weatEer was 50 pIvassInt that fully
i've Thousand pcOpIc .lIrs0 the gFOu1lGS
and thoroughly enG0yed the sport.
First raCt-SlX ilTiOI gS- Sening- King
Gold, Ill. SherrST, . tU =, won, Alamo,
los, Ross, II 10 4, st COnd, hoy LCcEIei.
III. Freeman. 1 10 2. third. Time,
l Is IL. Nevada boy. Tramp, warren
Leland, Bart aud GOH3F also ram
SECOND race six furlOugS. selling. Helen
Wren, lU4. Burus, 20 =, won; 81 aeK brad
ley, 103, HiTSCh, % TO 1, second; " hiff,
los, Ross, D to l, third Time, liza St
Lady MCCann, Carrie b. Ay HeDc, Semeic,
]. W Cook, MardeR Pet and Herman also
ran.
Inird race-One aud one-quarter miles.
Selling. PeytOnia, Ill, Ross, 2 to !. won,
HarOiQIne. 1O6, Hyle, 10 10 L, second;
Dr. Parke, los, Hirsch. 20 to l, third.
Time, Z % ! =. UHcIe Jin, IxlOu, Princess
Rose, Nemcha and Fakir also ran
Fourth TaCe-Une mile Handicap. Hi
1O4. Sherrer, TO 10. ran dead heat;
Booze. -, Ham, To 2 third. Time,
I.41 I-2. Nellie H., Ashland, La Verne
Dick Tension, and TuscarOra also ran.
Run off-Begue. 8 to 20, wen easily.
Fifth race-One mile La Gallienne,
8 TO >, second; Alriigi:t, 50, Campbell.
to 1. third Time, 1:43 1-2. Oak
Forest. TippeCanOe, Il. Fiat, LOttic F. NJ.
B.. F. c. Nichols, and Summer RaIn also
ran.
Sixth race-One mile. Sweetheart.
lO5. Sherrer, to .. second, = rsanSas 1rav-
elIer, 10, Freeman. 10 70 I third. Time,
1:43 Ii. Billy Mckenzie, San Bias,
SpinOla, Julie, and NicJOTeSS also Fan.
The morning times., 1896-04-05
PHYSICIAN AND PH|LANTHROP|ST.
THEY ARE SYNONYMOUS.
DR.. Walker Benefits Humanity, Hence His Name
Is the Lips of All.
Remedies from His Own Laboratory All His
til nts Are Cases Wherein Other Doctors Failed.

What American who reads this can re-
call the name of a man who served in the
Cfimean war? Yet al eau name one nurse
who served in that war. Florence Night
ingale is known. The generals are forgot
ten. The name OF a true ana skilled PLY si-
clan becomes known by the work he does.
The name of Dr. Walker has become Il
household word because of the wonderful
works he has wrought.
II am personally acquainted with over
twenty pvople VINO have been cured by
Dr. haiher OF Various diseases" sJld Z
well-knOwn business man in DIR. Walkers
reception pariUr yesterday, ''and every
one of them speaks an tue highest terms OF
him, not ouIy as thorough, c. cempetent
pGy slCian. buJ as genIaI, anable gentle
man, as well, aud one with whom ft is "A
pleasure to consult. All have spoken so
iaVord6iy OF hts large, Iully-equippcd sani-
tarium. and his Tacintles tarOU gf his cleo
trIcal, Sdlyan1C, and other medical appd-
ratus, ana his skin, winch enables hiff 10
cure quickly diseases that battle other ply
SIlcanS, that when 4 read OF his generous
oIIer TO give his treatment aud medicines
for the ridiculously small fec OF So month
1 determined to call on him and let him
treat me-"
Daily is DR.. Walker brought face to face
with pathetic. narrowing examples Of two
great medical evIls-the avauce and in
human seifisbness OF highrpriced doctors
generally, and the prOncUeSs OF sufferers
To resort to rank and poisonous CureaiIs
for relief. The blatent advertised as
sertions IN the daily press that one kind
OF medicine is go0d for all forms OF disease
or all forms Ot certain Kind OF disease IS
as nOnsensical as the YoOdoo methods OF
curing by charms and witchcraft Every
disease bas different types, stages. and
symptoms. and demands individual specially
prepared treatment Sucn is the treatment
or the specialist, Dir. Walker. Time and
time again Bas he taken up the interests Of
the people against these evils. ana he
pledges himself in the future, as in the
past. 10 stand as the people s champinn
Tor sclenliiIC medical treatment at small
nlOnstrated with by his medical acquaint-
The morning times., 1896-04-05
For Other Sports See Page s,
He Has Her on HIS List

lie ft0S fttr on tfis Ll$t.
The policeman at one of the most
crowded crossings in the shopping district
is evidently an observer OF human nature.
particularly human nature. In moment
of expanSivencSS the other day, and in
response to a comprehending glance from
a spectator OF his efforts to control two FT-
ratio women, he unburdencd his mind.
There's all sorts OF wiInmiH in this wori.i
just as Tiers all sorts of men. aud 1 get
samples OF 'em all here, tCo. lou saw them
two Just now: lest their heads completely.
ran back and forth in front OF the car, eX
actly like q scared chicken expect every
day TO see one of this sort killed, IN spite
ofme and al! the rest OF them who are tTying
to prevent it. They won't let sou lock
after them: they take things into their own
hands; they hang hack when sou wave
'Cm across, and when you've beck0Hed the
car or truck to go on, they start % run in
front of it. But they're not all feather
witteti, and know one of the cool heads
as soon as / see her. She keeps her eyes
on me aad lets rne do the mana sing for her.
and she responds to my nod as quick as "a
wink aud looks ont for herself tho. while
she is doing Ii. I'm thinkin' her sort
must be the new woman folks talk about.
The morning times., 1896-04-05

ances. who declare that ne cannot Hive by
treating the pubic as cUnscIentiOusly as
he Is doing. and furnishing the best quality
or drugs anu neGlt ines. all Tor The Snlttu
sum OF SO month. Ihey declare he is
hurting the DeuIydI business Dr. Walker
responds that the welfare OF mankind ls
of SasJer importance to him than ilnaUceS
OF the meuICal profession at large. ana
that ne vii! continue to accept all cases
which ne finds Tnat he- Can cure at ire
uniform rate OF : . a month and all medi-
CineS furnished.
Dr. WaIAer motto Is. low fee. quick
cure. mild and paiIiirss treatment.
Dr. Walkers wOmlerfui success in heal
ing the sick anu CHIi-g 0eep-seated dad
difficult diseases Is attested by over 900
autOgra pin testimonials from cured pst-
tients witch hc has on file in his Office
and can be seen by any caller. DIR. Wax
ker has. during the past three years,
treated and cured over 5000 people, anu
his name in Washington is a household
word as a skilled physician. He success
fully treats catdrrn. asthma, bronchitis.
piles, neuralgia, rheumatism, private and
nervous diseases OF women, and all dis
eases OF the brain, eye. ear. nose, throat,
lungs. stomach, heart. kidneys, liver,
bladder, bowels, TeCtutn, skin, and blood.
Young or mIddie-IEed men suffering
from the results or tnt n own fOiheS, yIccS-
or excesSes, or those about TO marry, wLO
are conscious or any iInpedime nts or dis
consult DR.. Walker. To reacn and re-
claim such unIOFtundteS mas been one or
his aims and he has been the means OF
restoring hundreds TO H6aith and happl-
ness he will ma ke no charge Tor consul
tatiOn, and If, after he diagnoses your
case, ne finds that ne ecu cure you, he VIII
give you a written guarantee 10 do so, and
charge you only So d month, and furnish
all medicines and Appliances that may lie
needed free.
Or. walker can be consulted at his we'll
known sanitarium, 1911 Penns ylvania ave-
nue.. Monday, " We,iuf sl,ay, Thursday and
Saturday 10 to 3 ana 70 8 Tuesday ana
Friday, 10 to 3; uuday, 10 10 r. All
interviews aud CORES POndenee sacTedly
confidential.
The morning times., 1896-04-05
Richard Croker's Montauk.

London, April 4.-The Derby price of Mr.
Richard Croker's Montauk has shortened
to 80 to /. The Sporting Times says the
horse has been pefriended in such earnest
as to snow that he is expected to emulate
lroquolS andtake another Derby. Americans,
1t adds, do not usually throw their money
away. They have a trainer in Morton, who
is not likely 10 lead them wrong. English
men may think that Montauk's form is
feeble, but it win not do to be prejudiced
Mr.. Croker's Amcricus is entered for the
Jubilee Stakes, the race for which will be
run on April 20.
The morning times., 1896-04-05
Strong
WOrdS!

Washington, D. c., March 2T. 1895.
To the Il. c. r." Chemical Company.
Knowing the good results of the II G. r.
Rheumatic Cure" of persons who have used
II, concluded To SEMI a bottle OF 10 to an
aunt OF mine OF Camden, Y. T. who has
heen afflicted with the disease for nearly
fifty years. About two weeks ago / sent
her bottle, and yesterday l received
other bottle, for il was the only medicine
in all her IiriiCtion that did her any good
Before taking it her pains were So great
that it was impossible for her to SicPp or
rest at night, and in three days after tax
ing the first dose she began to feel won
derful change. She says she can nov sleep
and rest at night.
JOHN F. O'NEHL
lily Pa. ave. se.,
Brick Mereha
Trade suppifed 81 F. A. Tschiffeiy and
E. s. Leadbeatcr & Sons.
The morning times., 1896-04-05
OLYMPIC GAMES A FARCE.
That Is the Prediction Made by Eng
liSh Athletes

London, April 4.-Lord Dufferin, the
British Ambassador TO France; the Marquis
OF Lorne, son-in-Iaw OF the queen, and a
host of other notables, will attend the
Olympic games, at Athens.
According to English athletes now at
Athens there is no promise Of anything like
records being made. A private letter says
that unless the foreign athletes lend inter
est TO the games they will be farce. The
Greek athletes, in practicing with the king
and court. and three thousand of the popu-
lace looking on, could not DO anything that
would even excite remark elsewhere.
The man who did a high jump of five feet
two inches was appiaUded, and the athlete
who covered three yards in two hops and a
Jump excited enthusiasm.
The morning times., 1896-04-05
GALLAUDET LOST The GAME
Catholic University Boys Played
Without Error.
Very Cold at Kendall Green and Only
Six Innings Were Contested
by the Clubs.

The ball clubs of LSaIlaudet College and
The Catholic University met at Kendall
Green yesterday afternoon, and TO the
varsity boysresultei the honors of victory.
The features of the game was the clean
fielding of the Catholics, notan error mark
ing their scOres despite the very unfavor-
able weather.
On account of the severe cold, which
entailed suffering on both players and
spectators, the game was called at the
end OF the sixth inning The score:
The morning times., 1896-04-05
Ynle Law School Trip Abandnned.

New Haven, Conn, April 4.-The Yale
law school baseball nine has abandoned
its Southern trip. The team had four
games scheduled for the latter part of
this and the first of next week with col
legeS in western Pennsylvania, but they
were obliged to cancel them owing to
snow in the mountains OF that State
The team has temporarily disbanded and
d few of the players arrived in this city
last night to spend the remainder of their
vacation here.
The morning times., 1896-04-05
Resnlts nt Ll1tIe Rock.

Little Rock, Ark, April 4.-The races
were well aItsHCeu this afternoon and the
sport was fully up 10 the standard.
First race-FOur furiOnES. AlnlOn, 104,
Murphy, 9 to I second: Olcan. 9S, Bum.
10 TO l. third. Time, 0.5O Ia.
second raCe-SIX fuFiOngS. Zephyr, 81.
SChGrr, 2 to 3. won; LittIC Fish. 101,
Bum, L 8 to / second; TaCCmI, 107, Blay
lock, TO 1 third. Time, III Ia.
Third race-LittIe Rock Jockey Club
stakes; four TurlOngs. TFeOpia, IID. Tabor,
II TO 10, won; Albert Vale, 100, t.
Murphy, second: Chappie. IO4, Perkins,
to third. Time, o AZ 81.
Fourth raCe-SiX 1uTIOnES. Nat p, 107. .
T. Murphy, . to 10, Won, BiDg BinGer
Knapp, 10 to 1 third. Time, I:I6.
FiiIn raCe-Seiling. Mile. Whisper, o.
SchOrr. s to I. won, TOUtS, 50, I. Muir
phys to 3. second; CreyaSSe, los, Thorpe.
. to 1 third. Time, 1:44 3-4.
The morning times., 1896-04-05

Earned runs-C. u. 10; Gallaudet, 2.
First base by errors-C. IT,, g. Left on
bases-C. u, 3: Gallaudet, l. First base
on balls-Off Erd. 3; Oft Kenna, g. Struck
hits-Cashman, Barrett. Two-base hits
Quinn. Nichols. Sacrifice bits-Brown, l.
Stolen bases-C. u. 9; Gallaudet, s.
plJcher-By Kenna, l. Passed balls-Price.
z. Umpires-Guilfoil and Sullivan. Time
of game hour and 20 minntes
The morning times., 1896-04-05
Priuceton Def4,t- w. Il,

Lynchburg, Va. ApriI Princeton won
easily from the Washington and Lee Uni
versity bah team here today The game
was one-sided Throughout Score:
RH E
Princeton .1s22 OO5O Ox-I9 I5
" and Lee. OOOU1eJOO O-1 8
Batteries-FOr " aShiaEt Uuand Lee, Pratt
and HcgShcad; for I-rIuc5ton, Altman,
Jayne. aud Titus ana sniltn. Umpire
Smith.
The morning times., 1896-04-05

to go to the intercollegiate games mustre
earned
Manage Dick Douglass is much eiated
over the fine WORK OF y alsh III his victories
Ia New York last week, ana hopes to pre-
sent him Ia the winning team n tEe relay
race at the ''PenEsy' races and games -
be held The latter part OF this month.
o. ?. SCHMIDT.
The morning times., 1896-04-05
PESNsY DEFEATS HOBART.

First Game Won by tue Qua kers,
Is to I6.
Philadelphia, April 4 The local .cOIlegs
baseball season was Opeued here with
q game between tA> Uaive-sity or PeanSyl-
vInia aud Hobart College teams. when tha
former won Weather cold Score:
UofP. 2 1 8 L o 0-f3
Hobart go. o o U s 0-IS
Hits -PenDSylvania. Is. Errors-Penn-
syiyania, IL; Hobart, Z Batteries -WGu-
der, CantIiu and Middleton, YoFhis, HOOkek
and Case. Umpire Can pbeH.
The morning times., 1896-04-05
TED suLLIvAN's STEERS"
Champions of the Texas League VIII
Play the Senator's.

NIHLiII IIiUIIH UI IIIV tNstS Ht<IE uC w III
Play the Senator's.
Tomorrow afternoon at Ais O'Clock
Ted Sullivan's famoIIs "Texas Steers will
meet the Senators at National Park.
The Steers will play al New Haven. Conn.,,
this season, as members of the newly or
ganized Atlantic Coast League.
The club numbers five Washington boys
on its list, and their friends are preparing
TO give them a hearty reception upon their
first appearance in tie city, as visiting pro-
feSsionals.
Capt. Joyce viii pit his strongest team
against the Steers Monday and Tuesday
AFTERNOONS. AdninaAon will be 20 and 90
@eots.
The morning times., 1896-04-05
Newspaper Game out west

A new game called the EDITORS De
light Is played this way: Take a sheet
of ordinary writing paper, fold it care
fully. and enclose a bank note sufficiently
large TO pay up all arrcarages and one year
in advance. Keep an eye on the editor.
and IL smile adorns his face, the trick
works like n charm. Now is the time to
play the ioke.-Hazel Greene Herald ..
The morning times., 1896-04-05
R,g Reward Erom Ros,..,

The police department was notified last
night Of a reward OF $500 offered by
William Harris, of 201 st. Botolph street,
Boston. for the recovery of 5ewelry stolen
from him by burglars March 20.
The morning times., 1896-04-05
roo LATE FOR CLAssIFICATIoN

FOUND -Pockctbook, on Gst.ue. owner
can have same by calling 727 9Th st.
The morning times., 1896-04-05
encouragement for club Captains.

Not content with the offer made last
week OF a one-thGusanG-dolla bicycle to the
Rambler rider making the fastest mile in
1896, and OF $500 in gold toFthe promoters
Of the race meet ut which this mile is
made the Gormully & Jeffery Manufactur-
ing Company, makers of 1hc Rambler BIZ
cycles through its local branch house. this
week announces third offer, that of S400
in cold cash 10 the bicycle club whose mem
bers, riding Ramblers, shall have tie best
aggregate mileage to their credit on De-
cembcr OF this year. This offer is sure to
create a sensation among the local wheel
men and will he greatly appreciated by club
eaptafns, as it will act as an incentive to in
creased attendance upon club runs. 1t is
understood that there are several ctEer Of
fcrs 10 be made by the Rembler people,
which Mr.. l.. B. Graves, tie local manager
will announce IN our columns from time to
time.
The morning times., 1896-04-05
TABLE OF SCORES.

Following is a detailed table showing
individual standing al the end OF the league
series: individual averages and games
pla ayed and total pinsand highest games:
Como, Total II 90
The morning times., 1896-04-05

Team averages, highest games and total
number of pins in the full series bowied over
by each team are as follows:
Team Highest Total
Teams. Aver. Game. Pins.
Carroll Institute =. 1898 500 37,053
Wash. Ath. Club :. 1879 S65 SO, 200
Y.M. Catholic Club. At % S61 35, ,303
The morning times., 1896-04-05

GAMES WON AND LOST.
Following table shows the number of
games won and lost upon the three alleys
by the respective teams in their series with
one another:
The herald., 1896-09-03

chief deputy in District Attorney DON
nelrs office and Is ''rvstler." He is dis
liked by few leading members Of the
bar who will do all In their power to
defeat him In case he Is nominated. which
now seems probable.
Ex-Judge VIM. A. Cheney was former
ly on the superior bench Of this county
and among a certain class Of lawyers II
was happy day when he retired.
Judge Smith will. II Is believed, be re-
tired to private life this year. THE
push" Is out with him. too. and are
working day and night to compass his
defeat at the nominating convention.
Besides this many members of the bar
are opposing his nomination. Al. matters
now stand Judge Smith. although he
does not realize It. Is easily enough al
ready defeated.
Judge Lucien Shaw Is probably the
sole candidate in the long list who Is
practically already nominated. His can
didacy has the warm endorsement Of
nearly every member Of the bar regard
less of party. while he Is enthusiastically
supported by leading citizens In every
part of the county. His well-known
ability as a jurist and his unf1inching
determination to do the right thing
with all litigants regardless of Oppos-
ing forces has won for Judge Shaw
high place in the estimation Of dis
eliminating but fair-minded public. His
nomination and election are assured.
The herald., 1896-09-03

With this object in view. to raise
money for general campaign purposes,
the present county officers were recently
solicited to contribute one months sal
ary 10 aid In making a showing In Los
Angeles county for Mckinley and Ho-
bart
The gentlemen who were invited to
give up several hundred dollars each
had but short time before been as
sured four years tenure of Office This
being the case. they received the sug-
gestion with chilly indifference. As one
man they declined with thanks to put
up: They were cool and determined and
bullet-proof against all persuasion.
They could not. by all the arguments
presented. be lead to believe that their
Individual political fortunes would BE-
advanced one 1ota by any contributions
TO the local campaign fund. SO they
would not be bled
When the machine leaders were In.
formed OF the result of the canvass for
funds among the members OF the court
house ring great wall went up
TWO years from now some of the court
house officers will have to do some tall
hustling to square themselves,