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MUST FIND ITS LEVEL.
That is the Cheerful View of the Sill
yer Market Taken in London.

London, Aug. 6.-The Times in its
financial comments this morning adj
mits its inability to explain the persist
ent weakness of silver, but thinks it is
due, perhaps, to a we'll founded belief
that the results of the American BIZ
metallic commission headed by Sena-
tor WOlcOtt are not likely to prove sat
1sfactOry to Si1Verites here and in the
United States. The Times adds:
Even those who disapprove of the
closing of the Indian mintS are not pre-
pared to support demand for opening
them, because reOpening now would in
vOlve a worse evil than continuing the
new state of affairs which their closing
has created
The Standard in its financial article
also refers to silver and says:
1T is difficult to see where the de-
cline will stop, resulting as it does
chiefly from the extent to which the
forced liquidation of holdings by Amer
lean Spectators has yet to be carried.
Since Japan threw silver over there has
been no outlet for the production of the
mintS. India might reopen her minis
and relieve the monetary Stringency in
all her markets, but her position is 50
bare financially that she must borrow
money with which to do that. Moth
ing, therefore, is likely to be done. The
market must just find its level
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NORTH TOPEKA.

Items intended for this column should
be left at the Kfmban Pig. Co., before 10
clock in the morning.
16 Photographs, soc. at Courtney's.
Attend the clearing sale at Costley &
Post, beginning Saturday, July 31st.
Frank Cowen visited with North Side
friends yesterday.
Picture frames made to order; $50
Kan. ave. Postoffice room.
Frank Walker has sold his fast driv-
ing horse to H. c. Lindsay
Dave Holiday has gone on the road
to work for the Rock Island.
Croquet, 4 ball Csc, 8 ball csc set, $50
Kan. Ave. POstoffice room.
Mr.. Hoover of Silver Lake was in
town today transacting business.
Merle King will return from his visit
to Upper Sandusky, O., the last of the
week.
Mrs. J. H. Morns has gone to Argen-
tine to visit her daughter, Mrs. Mary
Jaqua.
Mrs. A. F. Eby, who has bene ill for
improved.
VIM. Boast, a prosperous former of
Menoken, was in town today transact
ing business.
John Jones of Ohio has arrived in
topeka and gone to work in the San
ia Fe shops.
Mr. and Mrs. williams of Chicago
are the guests of Mrs. E. Holiday of
S25 Madison street.
Miss Leora Morrow arrived home this
morning from a visit of five weeks
with relatives in California.
Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Ryder and son
Charles, will leave tomorrow for Den
yer, for a visit with Mr. and Mrs A
P. Goodhue
Mrs. Frank Greenway and daughter
MISS Hattie, have gone to Chicago and
other points in Illinois for an extended
visit with relatives
Mrs. j. NJ. Morrow and daughter Eth
el returned yesterday from a visit of
Two weeks with relatives in MarceIine.
MO. Mrs. Morrow was ACCOMPANIED nv
her mother, Mrs. Harris, who will spend
several months here.
MeSSrs. Lamont and Sprague who are
en- route to Texas overland from Mich
ana FAMILY. Mr.. Tew's mother and
these gentlemen We're old friends and
nelghborS in New York state
Mrs. .Lavinia J. Vincent died Th1rs
gay evening at $50 o'clock at the home
OF her daughter, Mrs. J. P. Wilson $40
quincy street The funeral was held
from the family home this afternoon
at clock, the services being conduct
ed by the Rev. J. S. Glendennine of the
second Presbyterian church, and the
lnterment being in the Topeka Gene
terry Mrs. Vincent arrived in Topeka
a couple of weeks ago and intended to
make her future home with her daugh-
ter, but the heat was too much for her
and she died after a weeks illness. The
deceased was born in Pittsburg. Pa.
July 4, 1923. and was married October
81, 1916, and had been living until re-
Gently in Chicago.
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EMPoRIA GUN SHOOT.
Some Good Scores Made on the First
DaY.

Emporia, Aug. 6.-The Emporia Gun
club tournament opened yesterday aft
ernOon. The attendance was large,
not only from Kansas, but adjoining
states.
First event-F'ifteen birds, seventeen
entries: First money won by Baer, 10
birds; second by Conway, Fred Jones
and Lostutter, IA birds; third, Jenkins,
Sexton and McNea1, IS birds.
Second event-Twenty birds, seven
teen entries: First, Hamme, 20 birds;
second, Sexton and Baer, IS birds; third.
LOstutter and Jenkins, II birds; fourth,
Conway, Kerr, Mckee, Dowden and
Warren, 16.
Third event-Fifteen birds, fifteen
entries: First, Hamme, Kerr, Saxton,
Is straight; second, Dodds and Lostut-
ter, II; third, Dowden, Conway, Baer,
Warren, IS.
Fourth event-Twenty birds, eigh-
teen entries: First, Sexton, 20; second,
Kerr, McNee, Hamme, Baer, Lostutter,
IS; third, Jenkins, Conway, II; fourth,
Doolittle, 16.
Fifth event-Fffteen birds, eleven en-
tries: First, Hamme, IS; second, Sex
ton, IA; third, Raer, Dodds, McNee, 13.
Sixth event-Twenty birds, eighteen
entries: First, Sexton and Lostutter,
20; second, DOwd, Doolittle, 10; third,
Hamme. Boylean, Baer, Miller, Is;
fourth, Jenkins and Worcester, II.
Seventh event-Fifteen birds, eleven
entries: First, Sexton. Is; second,
DOdds, IA; third, Baer and McNee, Is.
The state championship shoot with
live birds will take place today.
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LEOPOLD IS ALL RIGHT.
Will be No Objection to His Arbitra-
ting RatWaen Hawaii and Japan.

Washington, Aug. 6.-No official no
tice has been received here of the re-
ported selection of the King of the Bel
gians as arbitrator of the dispute be-
tween Japan and Hawaii, but generally
the selection is highly commended
The officials say that King Leopold's
reputation for fairness and liberality is
so we'll established that there could be
no possible objection to the exercise by
him of the powers of arbitrator, pro-
Vided that a, choice is to be made from
among European rulers. 1t is not be-
lieved that our own government will be
called upon to advise as to the Selec-
ton, and it is highly improbable that it
will interfere in the matter SO long as
the wishes of Hawaii are met.
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COLE TO QUIT BALL.
Captain of the Atchison Team to Take
aJob as Motorman.

Atchison, Aug. 6.-The per cent of the
Atchison ball team for the season thus
far is 800, 81 games having been won
and 13 lost. Captain Cole does not
believe the per cent will be much higher
as players from the Texas league will
soon begin f1ocking to Kansas and join
ing teams which have heretofore been
easy for Atchison. He anticipates
some holly contested games at Junction
City, that team having been strength
ened lately.
The management of the ball club has
long realized that, with the scanty re-
ceiptS, it cannot support eleven play
ers, and that one must go. The hard
question has been to decide who to re-
lease. The matter was left to Captain
Cole today. He thought the matter over
for awhile, and finally said that rather
than recommend the release of anyone
of the players, he would himself re-
sign, if he was given his old position as
motOrman on the street railway. This
did not please the management but
Cole insisted that it was the only way
he would settle the matter. 1t was
consequently agreed that Cole is to
leave the ball club next Monday and go
to work for the street railway.
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LAST BOAT SAILS
By Way of st. Michaols but There
Will be IL or Is for Dyea
This Month

Seattle, Wash. Aug. 6.-The steam
ship Cleveland under charter to the
North American Transportation and
Trading company sailed for st. Mich
aels yesterday with 200 prospectOrs
bound for Klondike, and 1000 tons of
freight Passengers and freight will
be transferred to river steamers at St.
Michaels. The Cleveland is the last
steamer this year to connect with the
Yukon river boats from St. MichaeIs
Twelve or fifteen more steamers are
yet to leave for Alaska this month with
prospectors for Yukon, but all will go
to Dyea and take the land route over
river.
Among the passengers on the Cleve-
land were Captain F. NJ. Ray and Lieu
tenant Richardson, q. S. A. who will
be followed next spring by so soldiers
from Fort Russell
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CLOSE OF LAWRENCE MEET.
Last Days Programme the Best of
ALL

Lawrence, Aug. 6-The annual state
meet of Kansas division, L. A. W., was
concluded yesterday. Several races
We're not run on account of the rain.
Results were:
Two mile, amateur, tandem handicap
benSchied, both of Kansas City; second,
5. K. Pollard and H. B. Arnine Of
Council Grove. Time, 4:30.
One mile, Douglas county champion
sh1p-Harry Thrall, by default
One-half mile, boys under 16 years of
lie. ''0'
One mile, professional, 2:15 class
First, L. H. Cummings, Marengo, Iowa;
second, George Meirstein, Sioux City,
Iowa. Time, 2:16.
one half mile, amateur, open-F1rst
Frank White, st. Louis; second, e. r
Maule, Jr., Kirkwood Mo. Time, 1:0612.
one mile, professional, open-First, T.
Il. Anderson, RoodhouSe, ILL.,; second,
w. w. Dudkirk, Denver, Col. Time,
Two mile, state championship-Firs
S. X. Pollard, Council Grove, Kan;
second, Jesse Hendricks, Cherryvale.
Time, 5:15.
Two mile, amateur handicap-First,
S. K. Pollard, Council Grove; second,
$3.50
Five mile professional handicap
First, F. H. Mccall, Omaha; second,
w. w. Oudkirk, Denver. Time, 1905.
was probably fatally injured in a race.
1t was in the five mile professional
race, in which there were a large num-
Der of starters. There was a big spill,
in which half a dozen of the riders
came together. In the fall, Welman'S
the wheel and horribly cut. Welman
is now delirious.
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PENNSYLVANIA TUBES.
Likely to Find Their Way Into the
West Australia Gold FIELDS.

New York, Aug. 6.-The Journal of
Commerce today says:
In regard to the order for 400 miles
of steel tube which was reported as
having been placed in this country by
the West Australian government, the
Iron and Coal Trade Review, London,
of July %, says in part:
THE American press reported some
two weeks ago that the West Austral-
ian government had placed orders for
100 miles of II inch lap welded steel
pipe and 300 miles of 80 inch riveted
pipe, dividing the order among sew
eral tube works in Pennsylvania.
1.-The latest information to hand is
that the government has not yet
awarded the contracts, and is, there
fore, still in the market for the pipe
mentioned.
1.-The pipe is to be used for the water
supply of the CooIgardie gold fields, in
western Australia, the work being
government undertaking. over 10000
tons of material will be used in the
construction of the pipe, and it is far
from satisfactory to find orders of the
size going to American makers. The
American firms likely to bid upon the
work of this class are the National.
American, Pennsylvania, Pittsburg and
Oil City Tube companies for welded
pipe, and probably Messrs. Ritter &
Conley and Carroll, Porter & Co. for
riveted pipe"
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MAXIMS FORE AND AFT
To Protect the Steamer Portland
From Alaskan Pirates.

Washington, Aug. Elm reply to
communication from p. B. Weare of
Chicago asking the loan by the treasury
department of a gatling gun for the
steamer Portland when it comes from
the Klondike region next month laden
with precious treasure, it. is announc-
ed that the department has no guns of
this character at it's disposal for use by
private corporations. A suggestion
however, was made to the agent of the
transportation company owning the
Portland that a good scheme would be
the purchase of a couple of Maxim
guns for service fore and aft aboard the
Portland during it's cruise toward a
safe harbOr
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BENEFIT GAME POSTPONED.
Next Thursdays Game Will Be De-
voted to That Purpose.

The ball game yesterday was called
at the end of the first half of the sec
ond inning. The last half was played
in a heavy rain.
The uniform benefit game has been
postponed until next Thursday when
the Abilene team will be here. Tickets
for the benefit game will be on sale at
Kellam's, Stansfend's, Charles Eagles,
NJ. Weightman's and Swift & Holli-
days. This is an excellent opportunity
for the people of Topeka to show that
they appreciate the philanthropic eff
forts of the Topeka management to
give the city a good base ball team
whether it pays or not
The game postponed yesterday will
be played Saturday afternoon and will
be called at 2:30. The second game
will be called at p. m. and there will
be but one charge for admission. Coch-
ran and Callahan will be the opposing
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DRUMMING UP FOOD.
A Procession Led by Band Collects
Provisions for Strikers.

Pittsburg, Aug. 6.-Citizens of the
south side who are in sympathy with
the striking coal miners undertook in
novel way today to secure contribu-
lions of provisions from merchants of
the south side to be sent to the COM
missary department of the miners
camps.
A local band was engaged, together
with several large express wagons,
and a procession headed by a stand of
the national cOlorS was formed. The band
played patriotic music and slowly
moved up Carson street, stopping at
each corner.
The merchants all along the route
came forward with liberal contribu-
tions of everything needed, and soon
the wagons were filed.
At the south side market liberal con-
tributions of vegetables were placed on
the wagons.
Webb buys and sells tickets. 500 Kan. Av
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KILLED THE WRONG MAN.
Assassin Mistakes Poet for Politi-
clan With Fatal Results.

London, Aug. GA dispatch to the
Daily Mail from Vienna reports that
the Bulgarian poet, ConstanloH mas
been assassinated.
1t appears that he was making a po-
etical tour with his friend, Takeff, who
is a strong opponent of the present
cabinet and of the government or
Prince Ferdinand According to the
dispatch the Bulgarian authorities
gave orders for the assassination of
Takeff, and the miscreants who were
hired to carry out the Instructions,
noistook the poet for the intended vic
tim
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HERE'S A STATEOF THINGS
Battleship Indiana Must be Sent to
British Docks for Repairs.

Washington, Aug. 6.-The big battle
ship Indiana sailed from Newport to-
day for Halifax, where she will be dock
ed, cleaned and painted.
She is the first of the battleships that
has been sent from the United States
to a foreign dock for lack of docking
facilities at home, but it is probable
that she must be followed by her sister
ships, the Massachusetts and the Iowa
as it is not expected that the New York
dock will be repaired in less than
years's time and there is no other dock
on the Atlantic coast capable of re-
ceiVing them
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WANT AMERICAN VESSELS.
New England Fish Co. Asks PERMITS
sion of Canada to Use Their
Own Sims

Vancouver, B. c., Aug. 6.-The New
England Fish company of Boston,
which has been operating from this
port for the past two or three years.
mas sent request to the Dominion
government that they be permitted 10
use American steamers
Hitherto they have chartered Cana
dian vessels. Citizens are supporting
the petition as the company has spent
$150.000 in wages and supplies during
the halibut fishing season.
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Everybody Saws So.

Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the most Won
derful medical discovery of the age. pleas
ant and refreshing to the taste, act gently
and positively on kidneys, liver and bowels,
cure headache, fever, habitual constipation
and biliousness. Please buy and try a box
of g. @, G. to-day; 10, %, so cents. Sold and
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Fancy ParaSOlS.

We are selling at just ONE
HALE. This is certainly a re-
markable reduction, which is being
taken advantage of BY many.
1Oc for I5c and ISc Linen Swiss Em-
brOidered HandkerChiefS.
l7c a pair for 25c quality Ladies'
Black Silk MittS.
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KING GEORGE OUT JOB
The Powers Will Appoint a Commit
tee to Collect the Ravenues

Athens, Aug. 6.-King George this
afternoon had a long conference with
M Ounou, the Russian minister, and
1t is understood that the peace confer
ence has arranged for the appointment
by the powers Of three delegates to
control the revenues assigned to the
service of the Greek debt
The porte is negotiating a loan to
cover the evacuation ThessalY
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Cheap Rates East

The Union Pacific will sell tickets to
Chicago for $1,000 and to st. Louis for
81 40 July 10th to 21st inclusive; also on
July 23d, 26th and 30th, August I'd, 9Th,
9Th and 18th. Proportionately cheap
rates to all eastern points. For further
information call on T. A. Lewis, City
Ticket Agent, 525 Kansas avenue. or ].
c. Fulton, Depot Agent.
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Col. crocker Left 100000.

San Francisco, Aug. 6.-The will of
the late Col. Charles F. Croker was
admitted to probate today. The esti-
mated value of his estate is three mill
lion dollars, but it will probably be
three times that amount Henry Scott
and Charles E. Green were appointed
executors and W. Easton as guardian
of the minor children.
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TREASON IN HAREM.
Fourteen Ladies Arrested for 1ntrigu-
ing With the Young Turks.

Berlin, Aug. 6.-According to dis
patch from Constantinople to the Neue
Fret Presse, IA ladies of the Turkish
harem have been arrested on charge of
completely with intrigues of the Young
Turks party.
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II II " II 7 ,,
Ticket Agent, Topeka, Kan.

There is no pain or discomfort when
Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment is used,
1t relieves that itching increased by
scra itching. 1t is prepared with scien-
tific accuracy and professional knowI-
edge, and is the kind that cures blind,
bleeding, itching and protruding Piles
with no pain or loss of time Geo. W.
Stansfield, 632 Kan. Ave, and MiIler's
Pharmacy, Cor. 9Th and Topeka Ave
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Newkirk's New Court House

Newl1irk, Aug-6.-The new Kay conn
ty court house was informally dedicated
yesterday by the county officers moving
into it from their temporary Quarters
about town 1t is almost a duplicate of
the one burned.
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ST. LOUIs 5. PITTsRURG Z.

st. Louis, Aug. 6-The Browns won the
opening game from the Pittsburgs. Lucid
was given poor support. else the score
would not have been so close. Tim Hurst
was arrested after the game on charge
of attempt to kill for striking man with
a beer glass in Cincinnati yesterday. At
tendance, 1000. Score:
RHE.
Pittsburg ....1O 2eO12-7 4
ST. Louis ...........22 0 0 2 IS IL 4
Batteries-Pittsburg, Hughey and Mer-
rift; ST. Louis, Lucid and Douglas.
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WESTERN ASSN STANDING.
Newton 13-EI Dorado z.

Newton, Aug. 6.-The second game
with Ell Dorado was won by Newton.
Newton .............0 0 *-13
FL Dorado ........4 0 0 0 o
Batteries: Newton, Sever and Hutch
ms; Ell Dorado, Knowles and Hiner.
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pitchers in the first game and in the
second Stricklett and Switzer will do
the work. Colburn is pitching for To-
peka TODAY
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ROYAL Residence in Ireland.

London, Aug. 6.-According to the
Cork Constitution, the Muckeross es
tate, Killarney, has been selected as a
site for a royal residence in Ireland.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING
THE WESTERN LEAGUE.
GRAND RAPIDS.

| milwaukee, ..........0 l o. 10 3
| Batteries-Pappalau and Strauss; Dow
| ling, Barnes and Speer.
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QUINCY.
R.H.R.

Quincy .........--.-..4 0 o
..........O 0 0 90 00-1 2
Batteries-Hackett and Graver; Thomp-
son and Berryhill.
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WESTERN LEAGUE STANDING
THE WESTERN ASSOCIATION.
PEORIA.

Peoria ...............U U U y U y 4 L
Cedar Rapids .......0 0 0 0 0 0 O. 2 4
Batteries-Roach and Quinn; McDougal
and Fuller.
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INDIANAPOLIS.

INDIANAPOLIS ....223 O3 O01 1-12 20 0
Kansas City mo 0 100000 % 3 6
understandings and Wood; J. Fore
man and Blanford
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Second game:
Minneapolis
COLUMBUS.
r. H. E.

| Columbus .....-....-30 % 90 90 Il
| St Paul .............O 0 o 0 0 o 5
| Batterfes-Walters and Fisher; Fricken
| and inc
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Mems Stylish
FixinQS.

and qualities superior, with low pri-
ces as an extra inducement.
Mems Summer Neckwear and Under
wear at about ONE-HALE
early prices.
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$1,000 to Chicago

And proportionately reduced rates to
points east. Tickets sold August 6, 9
and IL, via Santa Fe Route.
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Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea ReRmedy always affords
prompt relief For sale by all druggists
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G. Ar. Emcam pment at Buffalo. NY

Special train over the Missouri Pacific
will leave Kansas City 10: SO D. m. Au-
gust 21st, running through to Buffalo
via Big Four Route from st. Louis, ar
irving Buffalo Z a m. August 23rd.
This train will carry chair cars which
will be free, and Pullman sleeping cars
at berth rate of $3.50
For reservations and other informa-
ton, write to
J. H. LYON,
Nv. P. A. Mo. Pac. Ry, 800 Main street,
Kansas City, Mo.
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Nothing as good as Ayers Hair Wig
or" say all who use it,
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Broken edge collars made smooth BIZ
Peerless Steam Laundry
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Marshali's Band.

By Marshalls band at Garfield park
this evening.
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You will enjoy the concert at Gar
Held park by Marshalrs band this ev-
9ning.
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CINCINNATI 5, CLEVELAND 4.

Ci1cin1 HI i NJ 6N NFV Indiang made
- -, " II =, Net,, her
and were beaten by the Reds in a close
and exciting game. Pickering, who was
field for the visitors. Attendance, 5000.
Score:
R.H.E.
Cincinnati ..........oO 31OOo1"- 5
Cleveland ....-.-....1 5000 0-4 5
Observation-Disclosures, Ehret, Damman
and PETIT; Cleveland, Powell and Criger.
Umpire-1Olliday.
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DETROIT.
First game:
p H E

| Detroit ...............1 0 0 3 0 0 0 81 8
| acknowledgements and Boyle; Clark
/ son and frost.
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Jewelry.

sc pair for I5c and 2oc pearl link
Cuff Buttons.
&c for sc patent Belt Pins.
Sc for LOG patent Belt Pins.
35c for soc, z5c and $I.OO Plaid Silk
and Leather Belts.
Csc for 75c and $I.oo Neck and Fan
Chains.
3 styles of ladies' linen Collars to
close out, were I5c, now &c each.