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RUNS ERRORS

NEW. YORK, MAY 9.-Errors we're re-
s%ponsihle for a majority OF the runs to-
f gay Both Meekin and Dunn pitched good
Brooklyn .....o o.0 ,o5G 20 0 0 ii 1 3
New York 30 0 0}0E2a0 OIL - 0 4
batteries. Dunn and Ryan; Meekln and
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THE CuANpIoNs SHUT orr

BOSTON. May 9.-The Bostons played q
lieless game to-day. allowing themselves
10 be shut out by the Baltimores almost
without 4 hit. Nichols was batted Mt will.
Attendance, 1.ioo. Score:
Baltimore IL . 90 ~ o-lsi il ?
Boston .......O 90 Q 0 90 90 2 o
Batteries. Hughes and Clarke: Nichols
and Bergen. Empires. Lynch and Com
holly. Time, l:50.
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The Handlers had a club run to Bell
aire and res'rn last night. About thirty
members were IN line,
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In reference to Jerry Marshalr's chai-
lenge In these columns yesterday, Os-
car Gardner says he will accept. He
asks Marshall or his hackers to put up
q forfeit, which he will cover, and -
willing to make the purse high enough
to be tempting. All necessary now IS
for Marshall to come forward.
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D Elixir Of Life, or tho knowledge
whereby life might be prolonged.
We now know that there Is no such thing
as an Elixir Of Life. But we have learned
that life may be prolonged by those who
take the right measures.
ANY man or woman who will take care Of
health and take the right remedies for III
health, may live to a ripe old age. When
a man feels out Of sorts, when be. gets up
in the morning tired out after 4 restless
night, and goes home In the evening COM
plctely knocked out with his days work,
without appetite or ambition, he is a sick
man, IF he does not take the right remedy
he will soon be In the grasp of coisunp.
ton, nervous prostratiou, malaria, or some
other serious nalady.
A man In this condition should Mt once
resort to DR.. Pierce's Golden MEDICAL Dis
coyery. II In the best of all medicines for
hard working men and women. It mikes
the appetite keen and hearty. It gives
sound and refreshing sleep. It tones and
strengthens the whole system. 1t inyigor-
atcs the heart and nerves. 1t makes digcs.
ton perfect, the liver active and the blood
pure. 1t cures o8 per cent. of all cases OF
consumption. 1t strengthens weak lungs,
md cures bronchitis. splitting Of blood and
obstinate coughs. II Is the great blood.
nabby flesh like cod liver oil, but firm,
healthy, muscular tissue. 1t does not make
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Sold by nil medicine dealers,
You know what yo,, want. It Is not q
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4 copy enclose 81 one cent stamps TO cover
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SENATOR'S ARE WEAKIJNGs

WASHINGTON. May a.-The Senator's
made hut W hits after Piatt went in at
tie end OF the fourth, and bad errors then
gave the game to Philadelphia. Attend
ance, 1,ON. Score:
RHE
Eash'gton 20 a22 OHot0 20 &C 9 6
Ph!ladeip'a 20 20 OIL 2s7g oil 10 l
Batteries, Mercer and Farrell; Piatt,
Junkald and Mcfarland. Umplrcs, Emslle
and Andrew. Time, 2:l0.
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STATIONERY, BOOKS. ETC.
STANTON'S BOOK S51 s S!oa

EAsTER CARDS
II VERY CHEAP TO CLOSE OUT.
Pittsburgh Dispatch. Post. Times, Com
mercIal-Gazette; Cincinnati Enquirer,
Commcrcial-TrIhune; New York and other
leading dailies delivered. Literary and
Fashion Journals. Stationery. Gospel
Hymns,
c. n. QUINCY.
1414 Market Street.
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"A Common
Cold

and common carelessness can make q
combination strong enough to defy
all the healing skill Of the physician.
Common carelessness lets the cold
root and grow. Common c~arclessness
says, between paroxysms Of cough
ing, 1T will BIO all right in a day or
two" and the common end Is con-
hrmed lung trouble, perhaps CON
sumption. The common-sense treat
ment Of o common cold is q prompt
dose Of Ayers Cherry Pectoral. IT
is the most efficient and reliable cure
for colds and coughs, and is con-
stantly prescribed by physicians.
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Jerry Marshall and Jack MccIelland
go six rounds for q decision before the
Gordon Athletic Club. at Washington,
Pa, this evening.
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Leslie Pearce, manager OF the NJ. A.
C., yesterday received a telegram from
Freddy Began, from Cincinnati. accept
ing the clubs terms for a contest here
with Oscar Gardner, May %.
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BOWLING.

What will probably prove to be the
greatest bowling tournament ever o n
Quoted in this city has just opened at
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WANTED.

"ANTED-THIRTY MINERS AT
w the Richland Coal Works. my7s
lWANTED-To TRADE. NEW
w Singer sewing machine for a horse,
Apply to SINGER SEWING MACHINE
CO, No. 20 Twelfth street. 57 mrlS
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NATIONAL LEAGuR.

Yesterdays GAMES.
, Ltis 6, Cincinnati O.
" Bitimore 10, Boston \.
New York ., Brooklyn J..
Chicago u. Cleveland ].
pittsburgh Q, Louisville ..
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MOZART LEAGUE.

Last nights games In the Mozart
league resulted as follows.
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can only be had by wearing corsets modelled alter the
form, and suited to the wearer. The brands we now recommend and
which will be found in all sizes and styles, including the New Short
Hip Corset, are Royal Worcester, Warmers Health, Her Majesty, The
Fasso, Glove Fitting, Chicago Waist, Ferris Waist, Kabo, Loomers,
Flexibone, R. and g., ]. N: also Double VaWaist, Ferris, Good
Sense Waist for children.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-19

senate, he thought. would act very
promptly after the house had passed the
bill.
Washington. March 1s.-The army re-
organization bill was taken up at the
meeting Of the house committee on mill
tary affairs today. and some OF its provis-
ions were discussed. The law relating to
the various items and the changes
brought about from the present plan
were considered in detail. but there was
no action on the measure, owing 10 the
necessity for full discussion OF each
provision. II was reiterated at today
meeting that while Il made sweeping
changes on a war footing. the only DIFF
ference it contemplated on a peace foot
ing is an Increase of twenty-five majors.
A special meeting OF the COMMITTEES has
been called for tomorrow to continue con-
sideration of the bin.
The committee amended the reorganiza-
ton bill by providing that vacancies in
the grade of major shall he filled by pro-
motion according to seniority in the In
fantry arm. 1t was also agreed 10 in
crease the number of non-commissioned
officers in each infantry company by four
for the better control of the largo COM
panies under the liberalization war for
nation. the total number Of go composing
each company remaining, however. IN
changed.
This was effected by giving. under n
war footing, twelve sergeants Instead Of
ten. and 2ls privates instead Of 200 in each
infantry company
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CABINET DISCUSSES CUBA
But Will do Nothing Until the Maine
Report Comes.

Washington, March 1S-Nothing OF
special Importance was developed at TO-
days cabinet meeting beyond the fact
that the report of the Maine court of in
quiry is not expected before the early
part of next week. AS has been the case
at every cabinet meeting during the last
consumed in the discussion OF the Cuban
situa ton, and it can be stated on good
authority that no plan of action Will be
definitely decided on, pending the arrival
of the report of the Maine investigation.
Every phase of the several questions in
volved is being carefully and thoughtful
ly considered and it is believed that very
soon after lie report is received, the
president. ross:ty in conjunction with
congress. will announce a definite policy.
Until then nothing of decisive character
will be done or decided upon.
The president does not expect anything
in the nature of a preliminary report from
the court of inquiry into the cause of
the Main disaster. On the contrary, his
expectation is that the report, when it
comes. will be complete in all respects,
though, following the usual course, 1t is
within the power of the secretary of the
navy to order the body to continue the
investigation along certain lines should
he believe further information is desir-
able
Key West. March 1s.-It is presumed
that the United States naval court of in
quiry into the loss of the Maine is con-
tinuing its work on the Iowa, but moth
ing is known definitely on this subject.
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.NOI TO Be DAONIED
CONTINUED from First Page.)

or resentment, either as a nation or as
defender of the rights of the people of
the western continent in their conflicts
with the European nations. because Spain
in the use of its sovereign will and fol-
lowing tn suggestion of the United States
government, has granted to the people of
Cuba all the liberties compatible with the
historical rights of Spain over the island
of Cuba, as recognized by all civilized ma
tons, the United States included
Secondly, because l cannot assume
that the wise statesmen who direct the
policies Of this great nation, which rep
resents In an admirable manner the real
ization of modern democracy. would put
in jeopardy all its wonderful institutions
by inaugurating without plausibel cause,
a policy of military adventures which is
incompatible with any genuine republic.
inasmuch as such policy, even If attend
ed by military success, would inevitably
lead to the establishment of might-which
is always an enemy of liberty-over right,
which is now supreme. No, this nation,
which, to the admiration of the world,
submitted to the domain of right such a
grave conflict as that of the Alabama,
will not gainsay its own history and role
TIMES of this great people depend on the
eventuality of an armed conflict without
any motive or pretex.'
Senior Anguelo and his Cuban colleagues
probaly will be presented to Secretary
Sherman tomorrow, and their formal ne
gotiations will follow thereafter.
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Sessions arc of Great Interest TO the
TOwnspeopIe.


Lyons. Kans.. March. 1S.-The attendance
the conference is beyond the average Of
the places where the conferences are
held. Last night the church was densely
packed 70 hear addresses upon the work
OF the board of church extension by Bish-
op Cranston and Dr.. NJ. 5, Hard. One Of
ence is the reunion at several hoSpitable
tables OF the present and eight of the
formers pastors OF Lyons. In every way
the people of this city seem TO De trying
to make The stay Of the ministers among
them enjoyable. and they are succeeding
admirably.
The session today was largely given Up
to routine minute business. which vas
not CT great public interest, but OF i'm
portance to the conference The pastors
OF the Wichita district as token Of their
appreciation OF his services as pres ding
elder. preserved 70 Rev. ". J. Martsndaie,
upon his retiring from the district. &
handsome god watch. When the ques-
ton OF choosing the place for the next
session was raised Eidorado. Arkansas
City and Newton were placed in nominz-
ton. and Eldorado was chosen Miss
Hunter. a deaconess from the Bethany
hospital, addressed the conference IN the
interest OF that Institution
The afternoon was glven 10 the ami
versary Of the Woman's Foreign Mission
airy society. with an address BY Rev. c.
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Payment of dues and receiving new
members.
Secretary's report.
Treasurer's report.
Report of the secretary of the Board
of Pharmacy.
Reports Of committees.
Prize paper, who is the Live Drug
gist?''
(For the best essay on this subject a
set of metric weights from so grains down
to one centigram, and a set of measures
from 80 ounces down to one ounce is
offered)
Prize paper, Golden Seal and Gin
chona."
"a collection of official organic drugs for
the best paper on these subjects.)
Business session.
During the afternoon the convention
will be entertained by a program of field
sports and athletics between two teams
representing the west side and east side
druggists.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-19
DRUGGISTS OF OKLAHOMA
Will Meet in Annual Convention at
Guthrie, April I3-I4

Guthrie, o. T, March 1S.-(SpeciaD -
The eighth annual meeting of the Okla
hOma pharmaceutical association will be
held in Guthrie Wednesday and Thursday,
april 13 and a. concluding with a COM
Ilimentary banquet TO the visiting drug
gists. During the meeting the following
program viii be observed:
Convene at 100 p. m.
Invocation. Bishop Brooke.
Address of welcome. Gov. Barnes.
Response, Hon. D. A. McConnehy, Null
hall.
Reading of minutes Of last meeting.
Payment of dues and receiving new
members.
Paper. Uniform Association Labels"
Dr. L. ]. Briggs, Ingalls,, o. T.
Paper. premature Gray Hairs of thu
Pill Rollers" John Wand Oklahoma City
Discussion.
Prize papers on 1.-The Best Recreation
for the Closely Confined Pharmacist
"a cash prize of $40 for the best paper on
the above subject)
EVENING SESSION.
Prize paper. How TO Dispose of Ones
Time When an Apprentice. so as to Be
come Well Equipped Druggist and Bus
mess Man"
For the best paper on this subject the
latest indexed edition of the United
States Dispensatory is offered.
Paper, Successful Advertising for the
Pharmacist" f. B. Lille.
Discussion.
Opening Of query box and report of
committee on queries.
Adjournment
THURSDAY MORNING SESSION. am.
Invocation, Rev. Dibble.
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SING UP THE DEFENSE FUNOU
Engineers Office starts in on Its
Five Millions.

Washington. March 1s.-Steps have been
taken by the engineers office for the ex-
penditure OF 10000 originally allotted
out Of the 81 900 60 national defense find
for the continuation OF various works Of
fortffiCations. Practically all q Il will be
devoted 10 the Atlantic and gulf coasts
While the expenditure vii be under the
general supervision Of the engineers Of
fee at Washington. the details connected
Herewith. including the letting Of con
tracts, etc. viii be left 70 the discretion
OF the local engineer cfHce.
Washington. March Is-Tne war 6epart-
neat today made another allotment for
the engineering branch OF tas service
This consisted Of S,s75.n 10 and was cha-g-
Cd against the special appro p-iatloa q II
20 DO u vas stated al the department
that The money would be expended IN the
carrying out CT plane FOR the fort!scatlon
OF the coast already perfected AID an
nounced in he last annual report q tie
chief Of engineers. No nez forriHoations
will be established from this approprla-
tan
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-19
MOVEMENTS OF THE FLEET
Reports From Key West. San Diego
and the Ends of the Earth

Key West, Fla, March E-The United
States cruiser Montgomery arrived here
this morning fro Havana and the United
for the Tortugas Islands with provisions
and ammunition for the fleet From the
Tortugas the Detroit will proceed to Port
Tampa TO load some ammunition. The
government tug SamoSet arrived here this
morning from Philadelphia. The Morgan
line steamer Arkansas arrived here this
morning from Havana with Senior Money
and Congressman Amos J. Cummings and
William Alden Smith on board. The Unit
ed States cruiser Nashville sailed for the
Tortugas with supplise simultaneously
with the departure of the Detroit. The
Montgomery, is with the exception of the
torpedo boats, the only warship in the har-
Dor. The Iowa and the New York are
still lying far out
San Diego, Gala. March 1s-Captain
Whiting of the Monadnock today received
orders from the secrtary Of the navy to
proceed with the monitors Monadonck
and Monterey TO San Francisco. They
will leave here Monday next and will ar
<
The British ship Pheasant. which arriv-
ed here yesterday. is coahng today. and
will sail Monday for Esquimault she will
probably not touch at San Francisco.
Lieutenant A F. Fechtler is in temporary
command OF the Monterey. Captain Louis
Kempff. who IS ordered to command that
vessel, not having arrived.
Boston. March Is.-The United States
gunboat Machias arrived at the navy yard
today. The Machias came here from Nor
folk to undergo repairs. as in the rush OF
work at the Norfolk yards II was found
impossible to overhaul there. She recent
~ returned from China and is In need OF
q thorough overhauiing.
Fayal. Azores Islands. March 1s-The
United States gunboat Bancroft from Lis
bon IS coaling here
Baltimore. March 1s-Ths new toroedo
beat. Rodgers. built BY the Columbian
Iron works Of this city. Will leave here
tomorrow morning for her Official trial
trip. The present plan is to speed her
from her TO Norfolk. where size viii 30
into commission Il the trial proves sue
cessfuN
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TRIAL Of ROSENBAUN
Has Been Postponed From
Monday to Wednesday.
LETTER WILL BE PUT IN
Which is Alleged to Show the
Generals Completely,

Guthrie. o. T, March 1S.-(speciaL)-
The date of the court of inquiry tc
hear evidence wherein Acknowledgement
2. C. RosenbaUm is charged with know
Ing something of the egging of Colonel
Stiles at the local depot last December
has been changed from Monday, March
RI, to Wednesday, March %. The prosecu-
ton will use the subjoined letter as a
portion Of much evidence in connecting
Rosenbaum with the disgraceful perform
Rnce Stiles and Douglass were together
when the eggs were thrown.
Guthrie, O. T, Dec. q, 1897.
captain MacGreagor Douglass, Oklaho-
ma City. o. T.
Dear Captain-I do not remember
whether or not I expressed to you as
fully as 1 intended my regrets at the de-
plorable circumstances which occurred
here on the night of the 22nd instant. IS
! did not, 1 wish to do so now, and espe-
cially with reference to your being con-
cerned in the matter. 1 regret and feel
very bad about the affair, principally on
account of the fact that Colonel Stiles
was an applicant for the position which
I now hold. and for the further reason
that since have been in Office my ideas
of duty and Of right have frequently COM
PEELED me to adopt views opposite 10
those Of Colonel Stiles. If it can be any
comfort to you, I can truthfully state to
you that nearly every officer and soldier
in the national guard who lives in Guthrie
have expressed TO me their grief that you
were accidentally and unintentionally
subjected to the treatment which you
received. For I, and every member of
the national guards, so far as I know, re-
gard you as a meritorious officer an hon.
orable gentleman and an upright man.
Trusting that this finds you in good health
and spirits. with kindest regards to your
father, 1 remain your friend,
PHIL c. ROSENBAUM."
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health.

Few bodily Affections are more terrible
han heart disease To 1--we IN constant
dread and expectation Of death. sudden,
instant death, with last fareweIk unspoken,
Is tor most people more awful to contem-
plate than the most severe lingering lines
The slightest excitement brings great
suffering and danger to people so afflicted.
Such was the experience Of the wife Of
a wen-known clergyman. She tells her
story for the sake Of dong good 70 Others.
~ feel" she said, speaking carefully and
weighing her words, = that Dr.. Williams
Pink Pills for Pale People relieved me Of
lifetime OF sickness and sorrow, and cheer
fully recommend them"
This grateful woman Is Mrs Wamstsy,
wife Of the Rev. c. E. WAnsiey, who lives
on WeS Sheridan Street, Grsensburs, Ind.
She continued:
My heart became affected after the birth
ct my youngest child, about six years ago.
The pam was constant. Frequently II
grew 50 severe would be forced TO cry oct.
could not endure any excitement.
ut would increase the pain 50 / would
scream and fall down m a state Of collapse.
Ia this condition | was helpless. g
These spells would come on me at
home, In the street, or anywhere might be.
" could not sleep at night. ! ate very
little.
Different doctors were called IN They
said had neuralgia Of the heart, resulting
from nervous Prostration.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-19
NAVAL PERSONNEL BILL
VIII be Urged only After the Naval
ADDrOnrinfion Bill

/ Washington, March ls-By request Of
| Secretary Long. the issue as to the en-
| actment into law OF the naval personnel
bin will not be precipitated until the naval
! appropriation bill is passed by the house.
/ This change Of view Of the admInIstra-
ton was communicated 10 the house com
mittee on naval affairs today by Assist
ant Secretary Of the Navy Roosevelt. who
appeared before the committee at the re-
quest Of Secretary Long.
| Secretary Roosevelt went 70 the capitol
/ with the express purpose. under Secretary
/ Longs direction. TO urge the Incorporation
/ of the entire personnel bill IN the appro-
/ priation bill He had a brief personal In
/ terview with Chairman Boutelle. and
/ previous to Mr.. Roosevelt's appearance
| before the committee the two had a talk
with Speaker Reed that lasted an hour
and half. The speaker informed them
that the bill as an amendment would be
subject 10 a point Of order and after
some further discussion az to securing a
rule later on, Mr.. Roosevelt and Mr. Bou-
/ telle returned to the committee. where the
latter advised against putting any por-
ton OF the personnel bill in the appropri-
alton measure.
Some days ago Secretary Long. Captaig
Crown.nshield and some Of the other naval
chiefs had a hearing before the committee
IN which the secretary stated that he
would be glad 20 have the entire personnel
bill put jn as part Of the appropriation
bill. Failing IN that, there were certain
features OF that measure for which the
necessity IS great which be wanted In
serted now.
He subsequently submitted 20 the com
mittee a formal provision containing the
items deemed necessary a. this time and
which he had verbally recommended
These were 20 provide on the appTo9r.a-
tion bin for me authority q the follow
ing Omission q tvo years cruising COM
rrisiug third of the course q training
Of the naval cadets 81 Anna pole, and a.
loving cadets graduatias from tae An
nap0lls academy - hs coruwiTEio-ed m
service without the 6aaI -vo years ~ thr
course. second. changing fhe ttf.a ~ fas
cadet 70 q 1uitzh. puasa thlrf. i1rraarifz
the engineer corps - 30 Skilled rnsea.a-
lists. fourth. Increasing tne ulua~r - af-
sls.a1t rayrasta-z by fifteen. and effh.
adding twenty acazs assistant e7ztaeerF