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The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-14
SIMPLICITY ITSELF.
A SIMPLE HARMLESS REMEDY
Yet 1t Cures the Worst Cases of Dyspepsia
and Ind die eesfion


and Indigestion.
DR.. Jennison, who has made a life
study OF stomach troubles. says: All
forms OF indigestion .eaily amount TO
the same thing. that is. failure 10 COM
pletely digest the food eaten: no matter
whether the trouble is acid dyspepsia or
sour stomach. belching Of wind. nervous
Dyspepsia or loss OF flesh and appetite: !:
a person will not have any OF them IL
the stomach can be induced by any nat
ursi. Harmless. way II thoroughly digest
what is eaten. and this can be done by
a simple remedy which ! have ;estei in
hundreds OF aggravated case. with COM
plete succesS TIE remedy Is = coInbi-
nation of fruit and vegetable essences.
pure sseptic pepsin and golden seal put
up in the form OF pleasant tasting tablets
and sold by druggists under the name OF
Stuart's Dyspepsia TABLETS. One or
two OF these tablets .aouli - taken
after meals and allowed 10 dissolve in
the mouth ana mingling with the food in
ihe sromsca digeSts il completely before
il has time TO termeut. decay and sour.
On actual experiment one grain OF
Stuau's Dyspepsia Tablets wiz digest
three thousand grains ~ meal, eggs and
similar Wholesome foods.
1t is safe to say II this wholesome
remedy was better known. BY people
generally. !, would bs national bless
ing az We are q nation % dyspeptics AMI
nine-,entss OF al diseases oxe their
origin 10 imperfect digestion ani nutri-
tion-
Stuau's Dyspepsia Tablets ere not
secret patent medicine. but a fifty cent
package will 10 more resi Eooi tor a
weak stomach t1an fifty dollars worn ~
patent medicines ani 4 person has The
satisfaction % knowing JUS wat ne is
putting into his stomach. which ne doe-
not know, when widely advertised pat
enr medicines are usei.
AT druggists seh S,ls.i's Dyspepsia
Ts&ets. tuu sized packages 80 cents
4 httle book on ezR=s sni cure Q.
stomach troubles mailed free by aiirsss-
ing TIE Stuart Co. Ms=-hsr. Mica-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-14
Is 1T CURABLE {?
a Question Often Asked BY Those Afflicted
with Piles

with Piles
Is a strained Joint curable7 Is local in
fismmation cura6ie? OF course, i prop
erly treated. 80 IS piles
People often become afflicted NTH piles
ana ask some old chronic" Who has al
WAYS persisted in the wrong treatment
and naturally ne discour5 ges them by
tSiling them that their case Is hopeless.
They in turn discourage Others. and
thus a disease nat can in every case he
cured by careful and skiilful handling is
allowed TO sap the energy Of thousands
VINO Nigh; free themselves Of the trouble
In a few days-
Pyramid Pile Cure VIII cure me mos.
aggravated case Of henorrhoi5s in an
astonIshingly short time. II relieves The
congestei parts. reduces the tumors in
stantly, no matter how large, allays the
Inflammation and stops the aching Or
Itching al once.
Thousands who had resorted 10 ex-
pensive surgical treatment have been
cured by the Pyramid Pile Cure-.n a
number OF instances persons Who have
spent months in 2 hospital under pile
specialist.
1t IS a remedy that none need fear -
apply even to yhe most aggravated.
swollen and infamei hesnorrhoidal
tumors.
Il yoa are afflicted with this stubborn
disease you can master it and master it
quickly.
This remedy Is 70 longer an expert
ment. but medical certainty. II is man.
utsctured by the Pyramid Drug Co. Of
Albion. Mich.
Druggists sell il a. SO cents per box. I;
is becoming the mos; popular pile cure
this country has ever known and drug
gists everywhere are ordering j; for their
customers.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-14

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I. correct llafr.os-s in the most cCnpilr.t-
- f.eases AZ patents cemirz % cur
cIles have fhe bsnsni y ne = Pay "a
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many ;ires /. tie secret ef sgccezs "a
Any Max OR WOMAN W. wfJ co.,
t.rue 20 slfer from carort~ easaaez haEs
70 ere - blame b1f tssDss4qss. wen
they ral c9rsslf zE3 - Fzauirs1 re- q
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-14
FURNISHED THE PAINT.
Something to Know.

II may be worth something to know
that the very best medicine for restoring
the tired out nervous system 10 a
healthy vigor is Electric Bitters. This
medicine is purely vegetable, acts by
giving tone to the nerve centers in the
stomach. gently stimulates the Liver and
Kidneys and aids these organs in throw
Ing off impurities in the blood. Electric
Bitters improves the appetite, aids diges-
ton, and is pronounced by those who
have tried it as the very best blood puri-
fer and nerve tonic. Try it. Sold for
5Oc and $1OO per bottle at G. Gehrfng's
and Geo. Van Werden's drug stores.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-14
MARION LODGE RULED OUT
because of Contumscy in the Matter of
Fitzsimmons.


Harrisburg, Pa, Nov. 12-Grand Ex-
allied Ruler Meade D. Detwiler this ev-
ening suspended the Marion, Ind, lodge
Of Elks and forwarded the papers to
District Deputy Armstrong OF that state,
authorizing him TO secure rhe charter,
paraphernalia and lodge effects. This
action was due 10 the alleged violation
of the laws Of the order in the method
Of initiating Robert Fiizsimmons.
Mr.. DeTwiler states that after care
ful examination OF the case IL clearly
appears that the Marion ladge not only
wilfully and flagrantly violate the long
established laws applicable TO the ad-
mission Of candidates into the order. but
siso the positive instructions Of the dis
trict deputy notifying the officers yr -
lodge that the proposed initiation was
contrary to law.
Bob says l grow more beautiful every
time ne sees me-" said Mary. "Why
don't You ask him 10 call oftener?" said
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-14
TO TAKE M,KENNA's PLACE
Joseph II. Choat of New York is Said to be
Slated.

Slated.
Chicago, Nov. 13.-A special from
Washington says: 1t is considered likely
that Joseph H. Choate will enter Presi-
dent McKinley's cabinet as attorney
general. II he does it will be as the rep
resentative Of the Independent element
in the Republican party in New York
state. Mr.. Choate's name has been pre-
sented for the post 10 be vacated by Mr..
Mckenna, who is to take Justice Fields
place on the supreme court bench. The
appointment may be made public on Mon
day.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-14

tenance Of the privileges and precedents
of the order. The first resolution draws
attention to the long standing scandal.
IN the spurious assumption Of title, at
the present moment, OF at least forty
bogus l5aronets who are unable 10 show
their title 70 the rank, and il is claimed
that besides the disputed lbaronetcies,
the claimants to which all use the Ii
tie, there is absolutely no jurisdiction
over the order such as the house OF
lords exercises over the peerage. In
other words, Il man fancies he is en-
titled to a baronetsy, ne assumes il, no
one having the power TO ask him for
proof Of his claim. The second resolu-
ton adopted by the baronets is pro-
test against the bestowal Of the designa-
ton of Honorable" on children during
the legal life of peers, as already referr-
ed to, which gives them a precedence
which, the baronets hold, they are not
entitled 10.
FURNISHED THE PAINT.
VI. Zidler, VINO began life as a butcher
lad and who for years past has been the
most successful purveyor 10 the mid
night pleasures Of Paris. died suddenly
on Thursday last in his luxurious fat
on the Rue St LaZare. He was the
proprietor OF the Jardin de Paris, which
100000 to $4,000 G20,0O0) annually, OF
rne switchback near Madeline and OF
the notorious Moulin Rouge.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-14

FOR SALE-Stock farm, consisting OF q
section Of land held by filing on same.
additional Il OF government land. All
fenced by good 3 wire fence and good
cedar posts. wells. l wind mill, % acres
growing wheat, house 16X22. l team Z
year old mares. good harness and wagon,
plow. grain drill, and l pony. Stocked
with 10 cows, 10 calves, and l30 he.fers
coming years old; ! Hereford bull The
pasture is ilne for winter range and Will
keep the stock in good condition all win
ter. This property 5 situated within 3Iz
miles Of Alva, Ok, the town in which the
State Normal school of Oklahoma is Iocat
ed. and just . minutes drive from the
Santa Fe depot. Here Is a chance for
some one. vii sell at a great sacrifice;
must go within 80 days. Price. $500.
Jno. Farmer, 107 y. Main street.
f55-ft
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-14

FOR SALTS iEhtg-scrs farm. nlas
..CU N4-llts- ---uo-s l1l.e. har1. Eei4
.Iprcred-s arg - Esv. Ira T-1gp,
Nschita. hzn- ls-s;1
FOR SALE-it you are seek1z aE .1vct--
De-r e. bzs--es= properly. esl Ell -
Is 4E1-s y1l E-l-es D1 sgua e t1= rfst
hs1Ct-s o. l=ozElzs s14 Ma ve--E
tzl1s0Tus re-1r-s on tlr suTrE-T 81.
pTc-1--iy D-sFE are Ea--s~5aE -lczer
4 Tri1so1 - ? D0uz,zs -1-iz
FOg SALE OR TRAuE-A strap. u.s.
ours-te tas r-tE. a 1-rr1ru h1lze hssrl,
graEzTg. czrrisEs EGuHe zcrea % lzrG
al kirts = f-Et. al gEG.T .E1cr r-s-
terra 1ns s9-Ee rrglre az - S2lt1
Na-Cr - J 4 1E-tf
Fb& SALE-TE8 ze-es w.i1 larg- EsceiF
f,rEled 1o4se. isrE- sarr. - frEis
.rrss- f1y aSo1s c1e-ikars rus1 cs scusL
= J. Soe1ct.. - = Ds1SEs .s%-Z
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-14
OUT FLAT FOR FIAT
HEITFELD'S PAPER
FETCHES Up THUS.

OficiaI Organ of the Pop Party 10 idaho is
impatient at Whatever Progress May
BE Making Toward the sfxteeu-to- One
Goal, and Accordingly Declares Itself
In Favor of the Printing Press as -
Means of Financial Grace, Thereby
Taking Short Cut to the Logical Des.
tiny of PopuIism.
Boise, Idaho, Nov. 13.-The Boise Sem
tinel. official organ of the Peoples party
of the state, announced in its last issue
that henceforth it will fly the banner of
fat money instead of free silver at is TO
!, the attainment Of the latter being con-
sidered too remote to have the desired
effect in muzzling the monopolies. Sen
ator Heitfeld has secured controlling
interest in the Sentinel.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-14
SITUATION WANTED-MALE


WANTED-Position as accountant or all
around Office man. Take my address,
and when you need a young man with
experience and reference, address c. W.
Garrett, No. 16JS s. Ida, Wichita.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-14
FOR SALE

1 OR BALI
Some are kicking because we tell you
through the paper what We have 20 sell.
but as long "a we are satisfied il makes
nothing out" 10 US. We can't tell you
all the bargains we have. a fine tract
OF 2i0 acres choice land IN Eagle town
snip. all fenced. for the small price Of
300. And We can make reasonable
terms on this deal.
Another fire grass tract Of 345 acres. all
under fence, for $3.50 cash. or viii trade
/. for nice Wichita home II values are
? ght on the c.ty property.
Also small tracts
% acres on Twenty-frst street for $50
II acres, South Hydraulic. Chisholm
Creek. $40
Another 3-acre tract, fine Walnut grove
81 acres sci 70 choice fruit, just below
Lnwood park. a dandy place for a fine
fTUtt and garden farm. The price looks
high. but it's worth the price. You car
buy Il for S.sJJ We have many othsrs
and want you 20 al least call and allow
Us 70 l0caie them and make you prices.
SMITH * DORSEY. 30 J.. Douglas.
IL
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-14

FARMS FOR SAIL
40 acres. good wheat land, only miles
from city. This is good land and Will
please you. Price. S4,S00.
loo acres on North Lawrence avenue;
this farm IS strictly first bottom land,
smooth as silk. A fine new S-room house.
well, with Windmill new. cistern. ii
acres orchard. acres alfalfa. with hog
tight fence. 10 acres pasture, balance un-
der cultivation; 90 acres OF wheat now
out. There is enough timber on this
land to furnish you wood 10 burn the bal
ance of your "whole life" Come along
and get our price II you want a good
farm Smith & Dorsey, 40 Z. Douglas.
I5S
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-14
RJTSINESS

4 .
CHANCE-For Sale-Hotel. A
bonanza. Twenty years OF prosperity
heretofore unparalleled is before US. Kan
sas and Wichita have more room for
Improvement than any other place on
earth. Seize the opportunity and lay the
foundation of fortune now. On account
OF falling health of the proprietor, the
rich. substantial and complete furnish
inss OF the elegant Piazza az 2i3 North
Lawrence avenue, are for sale. and build
ing for lease. II is a substantial three
story brick, and while Il has heretofore
been managed as a high price boarding
house. ii is more conveniently located for
commercial travellers than any other ho-
tel in the city. Large parlors commodi-
Gus d'ning-rOom, pantries and kitchen.
Nineteen large, Hight. airy living and
sleeping rooms, together with ample
bath rooms. closets, cistern. laundry and
large barn. all in fine order Rent OF
buildings only S35 per month. Here Is
a business chance that surpasSes any,
thing of its size and kind in the west.
See Federal Trust Co, 2ls y. Main street.
ll5-lt
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-14

FOR SALE-Eighty-acTe farm. miles
from Wichita, all good land House.
sion January lst, for Sl.S0. Freeman *
LswrenCe L55-2t
FOR sALE-Is you contemplate buyin., a
fam, Do not vat untI The syrug de-
mand se7s IA. Take time By the foreiock
AMI secure one a. the low prices prevail
ing. We have a few choice farms in
SedEyick county al prices that can not
be duplicated Cal and look over cur
list. Tucker q Dickson, 81 r. Doug,as
155-ItX
FOR SALE-At partition sale in case q
George p L-oCss ". r. 81 Brown. No
I5tc, IL District court q SeaEgicz
10 O'Clock by sheriff. a. court house,
Wichita. Lots : i5 T. =. Hillside ave
rut. Aoels addition. appraised a. q
ear1- Lots J. 3. 3 = .. u. y. H5iyose
avenue. Absrs addition. appra.se5 al 8
each Lots = I. s. = il. - r. Is = e.
a; s. gsCn- Lots =. p = = T. = =
Nsdge ave. Busnz Vista aid app 40
- each Lots J. J. and s. = OF {. Ohsl
ave- Gsrr-7n ado. .o.s app ~ Ela
So, Improvements -. ~ total. Ise- al
iL W.-h.ta. azd or Deesmber 3 lsg7. a.
Z o'c.ook. ~ re Eaer.n. q; c5urt aoase.
IL CcliWater. CaIa1-1e cgu-sy- Ea1-.
y. . - r. =. = T. 2 - - 2.
u. s. = q nv !. -. l. = - Z 3.
a IL t@q- = 81. ~. L. ConaEcae roaEry.
= deutS au acre - total = Z go - sat
pEoPerty xii 70 20 nfshes; bst5sr. f5-
cssh- u1st b--nS "a o-thiryis of app-slse-
uIt q be-sF T4sle - - eea- AL
perfect Al AYES z--i 8 pa Soz %
civ.1e snS7C = hers % HzrEs7ei I.
Aae- ce1Eased- y scisuipt.1s- Dess
oF5-3on, si-cr1ey fs- the hers
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-14
FINANCIAL.
INVEST YOUR sAvINoe-Tsay

UNLIMITED FUNDS 20 loan on choice
farm property In Kansas and OkiaA1ma-
40l-40s-4S Sedgwlck block Whine =
Whine lo<tf
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-14

in suburbs. both improved and unim-
proved. ranging from ? TO 40 acres. We
can give you rea! bargains in this class
OF property. Tucker * Dickson. 2o2 East
Douglas. lJ5-ltx
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-14

FOR SALE-W. y NV. ]. 1s-25-2e.. S,6co.
500 cash. go acres in Viola township.
Sl.6le. r. /. 2i-274 ". go acres. 81, l5o;
sl.l5O cash. Sw. y 15-2S-2w.. $500. Nv.
/. 27-27-4w., $3.50. Ne. Il 4-29-2w., s. 80.
5. = and ne. /. of sw. i, l4-26-2e.. g 100.
Sw. J. -i-29-2w., $3.50. f. y nw. 4 3l-25-
2e., $3.50 Sc. y 2S-ej 2e. s. 50 Sc. q
35-S9-cw.. SS!5. Dean Gordon.
if9-sun-tf
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-14

EDE %T-slg,sss s rse1s. are Esaasss
ssar-y. tat-. 80 ED res sEteT. xss.
:EznRss y esz.as. IEaalss - zsass Ls.-
st-cs sFsESE- ..s s--e--< .--z-s:
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-14

FOR RENT-Fine Groom house on To-
peks, all modern Improvements; also q
room house. FIRST block north OF Douglas.
on Emporia avenue. Geo. Ross, 2i5 ".
Douglas. ljo-5n
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-14

FOR SALE-Best residence site IN WIch-
ita. OF y. Topeka. near oak. price. $40
net InnprOV euts on L cost over ~.
No cash required. II built on. Dean Cor
don 1fs-san-if
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-14

FOR SALE-Main street business lot. near
First, wcll rented. $500. Anchor Trust
Co 155-sun-W ed -tri-itx
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-14

CLASSIFIED \
WAN
wANTED-A good fresh COW. part Jersey
preferred, at s2l y. Waco. 1877
oR FoR TRADE E-
FOR sALEoMISCELLANEoSS-
FOR SALE-Large soft coal base-burner
end pipe. Splendid heater. and Il good
order; Sl0.00. or viii trade for small-S-zs
hard coal stove 1lS0 Fairview avenue
FOR SAIE-A frst-ciass ladies' bicyc'e
325 S. Lawrence avenue. 155-Stx
FOR sALE-A eSO-pouhld Poland China
boar. (registsrsd for So Call and see
this bargain az 2ils East Second street.
-S9--A
FOR SALE
Brick store building. 70 move. S1a
No. 1885 y. Waco. a beautiful cottage,
with 5ox9c feet. good barn. stone walks.
Az elegant residence on North Lawrence
avenue.
Two hne corners south Of Thirteenth.
on Emporia and Topeka avenues.
ISRAEL BROS.
1S5-lt
FOR SALE-Lot OF excellent shelving.
Fine pony road cart. newly painted.
Thirty-two feet of tin speaking tube.
with two whistles. Pair warehouse roller
trucks. Inquire Of z. L. Marllng. Man
12s-sun-tue-tf
FOR sALE-The cheapest piece OF prop
will be convinced; 500. Tucker & Dick
son, 202 Z. Douglas. i55-ltx
FOR SALE-Some grocery fixtures scales,
tea cars, cheese case, etc; also some gro
Gerry sIndries. VIII be sold cheap. g ".
Myers, SO 4. Douglas avenue. l5i-2tx
FOR SALE-Good, gentle family mare.
phaeton and harness. See James How
ard, or call al Williams street feed sta
Bile. 15i-2tx
FOR SALE-Large brown driving mare, 8
years old. good style; also harness ani
top buggy. at Ed. Taylor's barn, oppo-
site postoffice. L. l. Spencer. 15l-f
FOR SALE-Carpet paper. at this Office.
ll9-tf
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE:
FOR SALE-l60 acres, five miles east on
Central avenue; 6-room house. good
barn, cribs, SranaTies, &c; 100 acres IN
cultivation. balance meadow and pasture,
all fenced, $500. John Farmer, l0I Main.
I00-t
FOR sALE-Main street business lot. near
First, wcll rented, $500. Anchor Trust
Co. 1J5-sun-wed-t
FARMS FOR SALE
Uag 1-,Fxr sfas
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-14

FOR SALE-Aris,ocrauc snap; y. Law
renee avenue; substantial two-story
house. in prime order. Handsome ap-
pearance: I rooms hall and ante-room.
cellar, large barn, IS feet front. Price.
the lowest in Wichita's fitful past. on V
$la0o. Small amount OF cash Will secure
II. Federal Trust Co. 2is y. Main street.
1s5-it
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-14

FOR SALE-Suburban home. large
rooms. barn and = feet. good neishb9r-
hood. t25o Hartford Inves ,ment CO. iis
East First street I55-St
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-14

HORsEs WISTERET-As fnsy ssoi.i : he
a. ssS a MIA r. I t-irz srs takF . -
yc1 h-l-E ard taxc ThrFr -tts nertn-
E1st ~ Gzize. . 3 M.r1ura, Colzlcs
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-14

FOR SALE-Another business building
bargain. Superb 3-Story brick, choice To-
cation, perfect order. filied with best
tenants. Reasonably sure 10 double
in value; munihcent net income. Fed
eral Trust Co., 2ls y. Main street.
i55-it
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-14

first-class brick masons
for setting boilers; $500 per day. Address
Joy, Morton & Co., Hutchinson, Kan.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-14

FJE EEST-A--a1r TraSf Cr. fa y
Nan. sz-rooz as2se. 81 3 To-ska. 9
sf.-sa-s- - 80 frs-tf
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-14

FOR SALE-Large brown driving mare. 9
years old, good style; also harness and
top buggy. at Ed. Taylor's barn, oppo-
site postoffice. L. /. Spencer. 15l-1
FOR SALE-Carpet paper. at this Office.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-14

FJE EEST-R.ve-roo-- cc-tsrs eess - sA5e
l1czuoE- Cal - X. E-uE.orz a. lslI
FDR EEST-A asw s-x xssy--,ezs e.s <
Ec-r i- r@e 49, na.s t1an n iss Ers.zr
or Fa-r.ftsef a-G r.4g1 1cr1
t-rc --1Et Estr rsE fa-rltu-s Erf sar-
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-05
BRIEF TALES BY WIRE.

South Norwalk and Norwalk. Conn.
elected Democratic mayors yesterday
South Norwalk tU rs and Norwalk by 2S
majority
Burglars broke into the office of the
steamer Flyer. in Seattle. and carried
away the safe. weighing 400 pounds which
contained only about $50
Seven houses in North Des AIoines Ia.
caught fire this morning from a barn in
the vicinity. Wind carried the flames sew
eral blocks. Loss, $4,000.
During q quarrel in Chicago w A Nc
Caleb murdered his wife by cutting ter
throat with 4 razor He then shot him
self through the heart. Jealousy.
-Four men in the employ of Hennessy
Bros, sound fishermen of North ding
Branch. n. j.. we're drowned yesterday
While about their work. 100 yards off
shore.
4 prairie schooner containing seven per-
SONS WAS run down in Dead Mans cut
near Willow Springs, New, by a train
Six persons were Instantly killed and thn
seventh fatally injured.
The architects of the world have been
invited to enter q connection for the
new buildings of the University of Cali
fornia. Models and maps of the grounds
will be placed at variouSfdccesSibie points
in Europe and America.
Professor Joseph LIE Conte of the Uni
versity of California is inclined to doubt
that the new Gates microscope viii mag
nifty objects many million times their ac-
tual size, on account OF the difffoulry in
securing the definition and the light.
DR.. w. J. Norris, prominent physician
of Palmyra, his, WHO several months ago
was shot by Daniel Rose a respected cit
iZen of that town. for clandestinely enter
ing the bedroom of the ldtters daughter.
died in ST. Louis as the result of hts
wound.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-05
on TIE DIAMOND.

Boston, Oct. 4.-The ohew champions
took the first game for the temple cup
today. defeating the Baltimores in 4
close contest, more through a com bina-
ton of lucky hits and daring base
running, assisted by darkness in the
last two innings, rather than by any
superiority of play. Neither team
showed championship form, while the
work of the home team was at times
very much below the mark.
The Orioles batted Nichols out of the
box and would have given Lewis a
similar dose if they could have seen
the ball in the last two innings. AS
it was the game ended in the moon
light, the urnDires keeping the players
at it until some time after shutdown.
The weather was perfect-a mild In
dian summer day, with no wind and a
clear atmosphere that was conducive
to snappy playing. One of the biggest
crowds OF the year turned out. Score:
Boston, 10; Baltimore, u.
The conditions Of the competition for
the temple cup between the club win
and the club having the next best rec
ord. are the best four games in seven,
the winning club to receive 60 per cent
of the net receipts, to be equally di-
vided between all the players of the
club. The hrst three games are TO be
played on successive days, weather per-
hitting, on the grounds Of the new
championships BOst0nS-and the next
is en- open date. TIE last three games.
or as many of them as may be required
to decide the championship, may be
played either at Baltimore or New
York, as the clubs decided.