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The actor who has an ambition to be
considered a fashion plate in his dress
at present is having a hard time of 1t.
In addition to the "ball-mark" crease
down his trousers leg he must appear
with cuffs and coat sleeves creased to
match now, or be way out of the pic
ture" The crease in his trousers has
long been q trial to him, and he has
spent many sleepless nights and anx-
ious days over them.
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STATE HOUSE HOTEL
Corner Tenth and Sts., Sacramento

BOARD AND ROOM, 81 25 TO 81 PER
day Meals 25c
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NJ Dubout. the author of "Frede-
gonde." a play produced last year at
the Comedie Francaise, has finally won
his case against NJ. Brunetiere, editor
of the Revue des Deux Mondes" NJ.
Jules Lemaitre, dramatic critic of the
Revue" sharply criticised NJ. Dubout's
play The author wrote long letter
on the subject to NJ. Brunetiere, who
refused to insert il. VI. Dubout then
took action and was defeated but ap-
pealed with success. NJ. Brunetiere has
been condemned by the Chamber of
Correctional Appeals to pay 90 francs
damages, and to publish the full reply
of NJ Dubout to NJ. Lemaitre's criticism
of his play. After the decision NJ Du-
bout informed NJ. Brunetiere that there
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Charles Frohman is going to have an
English stock company and has secured
Lady Ursula" a comedy by Bison,
The Pullman Conductor" and farce
by the author of The Two Fagabonds.
He has also obtained the English rights
for Countess Valeska" and will present
it in England, with Julia Marlowe in the
title-rOl
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MAKING HEROES.

Merced Sun: Some of the newspa-
pers are already trying to make heroes
of the men who have enlisted for war.
Doubtless the war will develop many
heroes, but it will require something
more than the mere act of enlisting to
determine who they are. The dangers
of the present struggle with Spain are
not great. In fact those who enlist on
the part of Uncle Sam will stand about
as much chance of losing their lives as
they would of burning their mouths by
whistling "A Hot Time in the Old
Town"
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was no necessity to print the reply to
the criticism, as he was fully satisfied
at having gained his point in estab-
fishing the principle of the right of
answer.
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Forbes Robertson has been encour-
aged so much by the success Of his re-
cent tour in Germany that he is medi-
tating a much more extensive foreign
tour for next year He may even visit
Moscow and St. Petersburg
The record-union., 1898-05-08

Accommodations first-class Free 'bus
10 and from hotel. w. ] ELDER M,nr
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The Supreme Court of Ohio has rem
dered a decision against amusements of
all kinds on Sunday, which may mean
discontinuance of Sunday theatri-
cal performances in Cincinnati, Cleve-
land and other large towns. If this
law is enforced it will work havoc with
the theaters In Cincinnati, whose busi-
ness on Sunday is usually as large as
any three other nights in the week.
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Arthur Boucher, Lawrence Irving
and Miss Violet Nanbrugh will play
prominent parts in George Bancroft's
new play, Teresa" which is to be pro-
duced in the Metropolitan Theater,
London
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ASSIGNMENT OF TROOPS.
West Virginia Soldiers Arc Ordered I,

Nr. .. ~ III ~ III H- =
West Virginia Soldiers Are Ordered TO
tS : chicknmsuga.
WASHINGTON, D.. C., May l5.--six-,
ty-lye thousand troops have SO far,
been mustered in. Orders were issued
to-day, directing hfty-three regiments
OF infantry, all light batteries Of artil-
lery and thirty troops OF volunteer cav
olry to 60 to Chickamauga; nine regl-
ments and five battalIons OF infantry
and four batteries OF artillery to San
Francisco: one regiment OF infantry to
Key, West, four regiments OF infantry
md nine troops OF cavalry to New Or
leans. one regiment OF infantry to Mo-
bile, fourteen regiments Of infantry. and
seven battalions OF infantry to Wash
ington, thirteen regiments Of infantry
tolTampa. The Pennsylvania, New
York. Ohio and West Virginia troops
are assigned as follows:
To Camp George H. Thomas, Chick
amauga,S Ca: New York-Slx regiments
:iof infantry, two troops OF cavalry. Ohio
-Four regiments of infantry: four bat
iteries of light artillery; eight troops OF
cavalry. Penusylvanla-Seven regi-
ments Of infantry: three batteries Of
light artillery. West Virginia-one
regiment OF Infantry.
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MOZART LEAGUE.

Averages OF Mozart league players are
as follows: Prosser. Sigsbee, 174;g G.
Weitzel. c. C. c., III. Yenke, Old Gro
MES, 10: Campbell, Fitzhugh Lee. 167:
Hickman. Korn Kob Klub, 164; Rahr,
Tidal Wave, 1853; Gaus c.. &C, 1897,
Herman Miller, Puritans, 159: Balzer,
All Alike, 15S: l.. L.. Wood. Argomuts,
l57: Arndt. All Alike, 156; Emblem,
Bowlers, 155; A. Baker. Puritans. s155:
Evans, Argonauts, 1856; C.. RAIDER, Bowl
ers, 1874: Alexander, Bowlers. 152;HW.5
Jones, N. E. L. & A., 152; William Fette,
Old Cronies, $50; Clark, A%rgonauts, $780,,
Jackson, K. X. X, 14s: Meyers, Sigsbee,
149; Reid. Sigsbee, 1A9; King, Sigsbee,
149; Helstein, Old Cronies, 149;3AF.
Brasch, All Alike, 14s: Wagner, Fix
hugh Lee. 14s: Blckmeyer, Slgsbee, 147:
S. Talck, Bowlers. 146; Bycott. XXX. H.
146; Prettyman, Puritans, 145; McDon-
nell, Argonauts, 145; Cochran. c. c. C..
IA; Wolvington, All Alike 144; O'Neill,
A%rgonauts. IA; B. Wingerter, &C. c..
143; A. Fette,s Puritans, ,143: Nolte, All
Alike, 143; Butts, Slgsbee, 142; Cardonn,s
Old ronies, 142; Knoke,' FltZhugh Lee.
III; Marschner. ntzhugh, Lee. al; Haz-t
lett, Tidal Wave, al; speidel. Old
Cronies. 40; w. Brasch,, All Alike, 40;
WdlIlSWIlslt, olBSotes 4osS 1aeiIt tS.Ft1'
A. G l.. A., 1873; Dick, c. &C, 137; J..
, Weitzel, Argonauts, 1877; Bronson, Fltz-,
hugh Lee, 1856; Mann, Ftzhush Lee
1876; Richards, Bowlers.' 1876, Acker. lPurl-
tans. 1876; AuberSS Old Cronies, 1856:
Schrader, All Alike, 1876; Peterson. XIX.
X, 1874; Kromrlck,, All Alike, 1874; w.
Falck, N. Z. A. 6 L.. A., 1874: HeIfning,,
Bowlers, 1913; w. McElroy, X. X. X,
1872; Ross, Old Cronies, 1872; Franz, Old
.Cronies, 131; B. Welty, c.. C. c., 1873;
Ray, XXX. K. 1928; Tracy, X. X. X,
12S; Roth, Old Cronics. 1928; Brett, Fltz-
hugh Lee, 1873; Scheele, Old Cronies. 1871;
Shafer, N. E. L. & L. A., 127; RAIDER. All
American, l27; Zimmerman. All Ameri-
can, 1876: A1ahan, All American, 12O;
Snyder, Tidal Wave, 1920; Frohme, Puri-
tans, 11s: Handy. sigsbee, 119: Fritz,
All American. 119; Watson, Sig3bee. lis;
Ford, X. X. X, 11S; McHugh, All Amer
lean, 11S; NJ. Miller, Old Cronies, III;
Beuter, N. E. A.. 6 L. a.. lis; e. Wolf.
Old Cronies. lis; Benehsein. Old Gro
MES, ia; D. Wood. Tidal Wave, ia;
Carenbauer, N. E. "A. & L. a.. III: Noll.
C. c. c., 113; J.. Welty, &C. c., 1l3:
Patterson, Old Crnnies, 113: Jahnkey,
Tidal Wave, 113; Canol, Argonauts, 113;
II. McFIlroy, X. X. XIII; Fugate. N.
Z. "A. & l.. A., Ill; G. Serge. Old Gro
MES, 10; C Moore..All Alike, 1O9; Brandt,
All Alike, 109; Howard Miller. Purltans.
1903; Dailer, N. 2. A.. &L. A. 1ol;
Franzhelm, Purltans, SO; Wasmuth,
Fltzhugh Lee. SS; Case, All American,
So; Hall, All American, IS.
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l45; Mcdonnell. Thlstles. 14a: sauers.
Shamrocks. 142: Sonnefeld. Nonpareil.i

las; Mcdonnell, Thlstles. 143: sauers,
Shamrocks, 142: Sonnefeld, Nonparell,'
142; Evans. Nonpareil. 1879; Carroll;Joliy
Fellows. 100; B. Welty. None Such 1879;
Scally, jolly Fellows. 1886: Hughes, Mgr
ties, 135; Leo Carney, ,Thistles, 1856; b.
;Wingerter, Hiawathas, 1874; Blum Jolly.
Fellows, 1885,: Dick, None Such, 133;Wol-
Vington, Hiawathas, 1888; Vogler, Nom
parell. 1872; Brady. Amazonas, 1871; Roth,
Thistles. 1870: Edward Kemple,iAma-
zonas, 129: Gordon, Hiawathas, 1879;
Alexander. Jolly Fellows, 1923: William.
G%undllng, None Such, 12S; Manning,
None Such, 1928; Gaus. ,Myrtles, 2127;
Doyle. Shamrocks. 127:sHoffman, Sham
rocks. 127; Kaiser, Jolly Fellows, 126;
McMahon. Noupareil. 126; Murray. HI
awathas. 126; Kase. Shamrocks. LBS;
.Hores, Shamrocks. 125: Keller. Hiawa-
thas. 125; Zurowisk, Hiawathas, 124;
McCune. Mvrtles, 1874; Ray, Thistles,
123; Joseph Weitzell, Thistles, 1913; "A.
Carney, None Such. 122; NoIl, None
Such. III; Swan. Thistles, 121; Fading
Amazonas, 121; Klein, Amazonas, 121;
Miller. Nonpareil, i121; Lutz, Amazonas,H
lei; MCGOWAN. Myrtles, 100; L. Stein.
metz. Amazonas, 119; c.. Steinmetz,Jol-
ly Fellows, 1l9; Kirchner, Sharnrocks.s
119: Giesey, Amazonas, III; C.IA.%Win-
gerter, Myrtles. III; Beltz, S%hamrocks.
lis. 2YG4tsES
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oonooooocoooooooooooo
|SPORT.
"pLAY BALL'

!. ~, Heard at tho New Island Park
WV %,ucrnoon, when Canton Opens
-. ohio League season with the Wheel.
!. T,,m-Morris VIII Pitch.
.. tho cry thu. will be heard over at
=. new Island base bali park this az
r.,nop al $40 o'clock, the occasion be.
~ Il. opening game Of the Ohio league
-, mis- city, with the strong Canton nine
.,,o.lne the new Nallers,
~, Honor, Mayor Butts. will prob
,,,r pitch the FIRST ball with all the
..l,, and grace that characterized the
.,me uc, last spring. when, he opened
N. Interstate season.
rte Wheeling management feels con-
.i,nt lint the showing OF the team to-
I.s will thoroughly convince the pub.
~. Va ~ The fact that as good q team has
IN gathered here as many IN the more
ss..,snllous Inter-state league. The
~ Nv a aSsuredly stronger in the twirl.
devarlment than Wheellng's club
~, wear. With Madden, Bruener md
,,%o,rIs all In good form, It seems a cer.
,,te,y that the club Is all right in the
NY In to-day's game, Machin will not
vI,y Grst on account OF his sore ARM.
pprichard will oilciate at first bag, anl
captain the team,
Fot the Cantons. Lyons, their crack
,~r,rler. will appear In the points. Man
sS4r perham, Of The Cantons, writes the
%sal management that number Of
rioters from the Presidential village
viii be on hand to pull for their favor.
hes. The batting order will be as fol-
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DESTRUCTIVE HAIL STORM
Visits Parkersburg Entailing Great Loss

Visits Parkersbnrg EntotlinE Great Loss
OF Property.
Special Dispatch to the Intclligencer.
PARKDRsBuRG, ". Va, May 10
The most disastrous hall storm within
the memory Of the Oldest citizens, VISIT
ed this city about s o'clock this evening.
Hail fell in. torrents for almost half an
hour all over the city and surrounding
country. The ground was covered to q
of three inches In some places.
Many Of the hail stones were as large as
eggs The damage to growing crops can
not be estimated, but It will be very
heavy. especlallyto small fruit and gar
den truck.
All the glass in Dudley's. Hiehle's and
other big green houses. Just outside of
the city. was broken, entaIllng a loss OF
hundreds of dollars.
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Good looks are really more than skin
deep, depending entirely on o healthy
condition Of all the vital organs. II the
liver be inactive, you have 4 bilious
look: II your stomach be disordcred you
have a .dyspeptlc look: II your kidneys
be affected. you have a pinched look.
Secure good health, and you will sure
ly have good looks. Electric Bitters'' Is
a good Alternative and Tonic. Acts d.
rectly on the stomach, liver and kid
neys. Purifles the blood. cures plmplcs.
blotches and boils, and gives q good
complexion. Every bottle guaranteed.
Sold at Logan Drug Co.'s Drug Store.
50 cents per bottle. 5F 5
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are many reasons why q wise woman fol-
lows this course. The chances are that Oh
obscure physician Of small practice will
not diagnose troubles Of this nature prop.
erly. II he does, he will Insist on the
obnoxious examinations and local treat.
lient from which every sensitive, modest
woman shrinks. }f&Ft
The specialist referred TO Is DR.. r. W.
Pierce, for thirty years chief consulting
physician 10 the invalids, Hotel and Surgf.
cal Institute, at Buffalo, N. Y. Thirty years
ago he discovered q wonderful medicine
for diseases peculiar to woinen, that may be
used effectively In the privacy OF the home,
aud does away with all necessity for exam
nations aud local treatment, This medl.
cine Is known as DR.. Pleree's Favotite Pre-.
scription. It acts directly on tho delicate
and important organs concerned IN wife.
strong, healthy and vigorous. 1t allayaIu.
nammation. heals liberation, soothes pain
and tones and builds up the nerves. Taken
during the period Of prospective maternity,
1t banishes the usual d~lscomforts and
makes baby's coming easy aud almost pain.
less. 1t insures the little 6new.coner's
health and an ample supply Of flourish.
fuent. Over ninety.thousand women have
testified to Its marvellous merits Medicine
dealers SET; It. I5s
1t Is adruggist's business to give you. not
to tell you,' what you want. ll
Any ailiug soma may write to DR.. R. ".
Pierce, Buffalo, NY, and get free advice.
By iinclosiug AZ one .cent stamps In her
letter, 10 cover cost Of mailing only, she
may secure q paper.covered copylof tho
Peoples Common Sense Medical Al.
wiser" Cloth bound, 81 stamps.
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Sensational Development. Expected

Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
STEUBENvILLD. O., May 15.-Mrs.
Benjamin Johnson died to-day ut the
home Of a nelghbor neal the city limits.
as a result of having taken O largeidose
of poison several days ago. It is given
out that she committed suicide because
OF Ill treatment at the home which she
left Coroner Fisher will investigate
and sensational developments are ex-
net,ted Is Ty
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WHEELING

The park has been put in good shape,
although the grand stand Is not entire
II completed, but the seating capacity
today will be large enough 10 accom-
nodate everybody unless there Is an
Unexpectedly large, crowd on hand.
The Cantons will arrive over the
Wheeling & Lake Erie road this morn
Ing. At cor the two. teams will enter
a Wheeling railway electric car and
make a tour OF the city and surround
Ing towns. accompanied by a band, to
al, up interest In the opening.
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4 BOXING.

This afternoon ut Jack Arthur's place,
on McColloch street. articles will be
sIgned by Oscar Gardner and Jerry
Marshall, for a contest. TO be pulled off
BIZ the club offering the best induce
ments. They Will sign at Log pounds,
give or take two pounds. to weigh In ut
3 O'Clock the day OF the contest. A side
bet OF $3.50 Will also ngure.2The match Is
the result OF considerable effort on Mar
shull's part, and some months ago IN.
the Cincinnati Enquirer, Marshall's
hacker, William Sherry, Issued a sweep.
Ing challenge to- Gardner, or any man
Of his weight, but received no reply.
Since Oscars recent sweeping challenge
their match took on new life. It@is said
that Marshall was never In better form
and his cleverness will make Him one OF
the best men that ever faced Gardner.
Their contest will be worth going fdrit 10.
see.
Eddie Gardner arrived from Cincln-,
natl yesterdny5to work with his brother
Oscar. preparatory to the lnttcr's> con-
test May 20, with Freddie Began. 1ttls
5pccullat, stated Oscar last night, that
eddie gives him al he can handle In.
their spnrcing bouts, and falls &c. make
Sas HOod M showing swhciiS he goes Iun,
.ngninstf some oneBclse.l Oscar regretted
}Eddie,s dcfGat by jack McClellnnd ns.
much US Eddie himself, and he won-
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II has developed that Charley Burns
didn't slGnitte articles for another con-
test with Charley Johnston, though he
agreed to do so. Manager Leslie Pearce
viii give him until Q O'clock to-day to
sign, and IL he falls to come up further
NEGOTIATIONS will be cut short.
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"BAD AS EVER

CHICAGO, May 1.-THE error column
leNs how Cleveland won to-day. Four hits
Ee'e made on lsbell, but his support was
sooat IS : bad as ever happened. Attend
RHE
Cleveland $40 0 200 IS 4 i
Tanned runs. Chicago 2. Batteries. Is
Umpire. Mcdonald. Time, I:55, - -
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THE.LoppELL MEET.

The Iobdell Cycling Club. OF Mnriet-
tn, will hold q race meet on the fair.
grounds ut Marietta on Decoration
Day. The prizes are diamonds aggre-
eating $500 In value. Railroads enter
Ing Marietta will run excursions.
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BELLAIRE
All Sorts OF Local News aud Gossip From
Va aa. tho Glata City. N-mi

All Sorts OF Local News aud Gossip FroIn
tho Glass City.
Congressman Danford called up the
senate immigration bill In the house
last week at the instance Of the COM
mittee, of which he Is chairman, though
he}regarded' the time as not opportune,
and after objections, points OF order,
ETC., the house refused to consider the
measure at that time. Captain Dan
ford does not regard the measure as
dead at all. but now that everybody in
and out OF Congress Is considering the
possibilities of war for. other reasons he
thought this a bad time to urge con-
sideration OF this measure and the
house evidently thought with him. In
due time the immigration bill will re-.
ceive consideration, when that subject
VIII be thought more OF than at pres
ent.
The Standard Boiler & Bridge Com
pany held its annual meeting Saturday.
Practically q new board was elected es
follows: John Davis, NJ. L. Blackburn,
James Kinney, jr.. Samuel Simmons.
J.. H. Mcdonald, Frank Archer, and
George Mckee. The board also organ
lied with new. officers, viz: John Davis,
president; NJ. A. Castol, secretary, and
general manager. The character Of the
statement Is not made public, but the
works have been very busy and have q
large force Of men employed.
The fair OF the Uniformed Rank Of
the Knights Of Pythias closed Saturday
night, and the boys cleared a neat sum.
The money will be; utilized in repre-
senting this division at a national meet
ing in indianapolis.
There was considerable of row-lata
Saturday night, or early Sunday NOM
ing, and the combatantsi showed dis
tinctly the marks OF q vigorous engage
ment, but no particulars could be learn
ed.
Marshal Johnston was about town
yesterday, but things seemed to be
right quiet. The fines imposed by the
mayor for Sunday violations recently
seem to have had q quleting effect.
A large number from this city; went
to Columbus yesterday, OF the excur-
sion on the Baltimore & Ohio railroad.
Miss Mary Sanders and Mrs c.. NJ.
Stewart, OF Allegheny. spent yesterday,
with relatives in,the, Fourth; ward.
Mrs. Louis Boeshar and family, OF
Sistersville, Is the guest OF friends and
relatives In the Fourth ward.
Miss Maggie Gregory. OF: Toronto. o.
is visiting friends in. the Second ward.
Miss Maggie Coyle, OF Pittsburgh b. As
the guest OF friends in the city.
The Knights Templar will hold a.
practice meeting this evening". ! Tti:5i'
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To-day Oscar Gardner begins a rigid
course OF training at his headquarterss
Jack Arthur's place. In the morning he.
will do road work. and In the afternoon
and evenings spar two twenty round
bouts with his brother, Eddie. The az
.ternoon work lists from ESQ to "a
o'clock, while the morning exercise
doesn't begin with cock-crow, as Oscar
doesn't pose. an early bird. Bag punch
Ing. rope skipping and wrestling are
'sandwiched through the days proceed
EHb4EfHlEgj ~
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CLUB LEAGUE.

Club ls"n5u' 90 players 3lnN tho Carroll.
ann. s"Sne arc as{followS:c oniff An-
James iI.. Gus WeItzei, Myrtles. 165;
ian, IN na,..nryer, n!awatliao, 100; coch-5
n'@"athas, 1ts; Clarke, shamrocks.
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IT,S TLE NOW.

N".'hh"'' won Botl, Gnmcs in the Inter
IVY lowing serios last NIght-very
A.sh Scores Wore made-Tho Roll.or to.
nigh, Probable.
la Dispatch to tho 1ntclligenccr.
INclNNAT1, May 15.-The final
nrles OF the Cincinnati Wheeling inter
wy series Of ten-pins were rolled to-
"sn' on the Kieusener alleys. cincin-.
.Hsl won both games on narrow mar
s-s' with the result a tie on the series.
! tssa Team winning four games. The roll
n 49, .nFee games will probably occur
Nv M Wrow night on alleys to be chosen
,:, S'aAager Fctte, Of the Wheeling
l,,r. Io-n4ght's scores were much
NET M han those OF Saturday night.
'"t score tonight:
ct,o, LIST. "a. Total
Wbe"nnnau ;. ............s73 S7s 1,74G
"ns'. ..........SiO S63 1903
me scores on Saturday night at the
FANS parting even:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS GAMES.
4. Louisville g..
Cleveland S, Chicago 3.
GAMES

To-DAY'S GAMES.
Brooklyn at Boston.
Baltimore at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Washington at New York.
st. Louis at Pittsburgh.
CINCINNATI. May 15.-Ihe Reds won
tt5ay on Stelnfeldt's double ind o. sacrl-
tie ard a put out In the final inning. The
rliue was replete with sensational field
ss, Attendance, $500. Score:
Cincinnati ........o Oo2'1 0 o0oo14ioI
louisville ..."....l 0O0O0 00-3 1
Earned run, non Batteries, Dwyer
ssad Vaughn; Bowling and Wallace and
geIter; Empires, Cushman and Heydler.
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INTER STATE LEAGUE

S H.x c:;;,..S4e 10 ! Q IS "a
ep nStTRssIleS-Fersuson and Arthur; Guess
AZ Fort Wayne. RuE
sGIt Wayne,..O Q l 90 2 i 0QoIi10 i
atSSnsield 40 0 1910 OEJ1!0 o. 6 3
end Belt. S AA SaA'poen Nea''
At Dayton. RI
gay,on ......o 0o51s0 OIL q 3
-Tp. y, ~ 10 0 0 90 0 % 90
R, 1"aInItaefiesIDougherty and Donahue;
a, Grand Rapids, RuE
s sSTGm Raplds...o o 2 of02 3 ia il o
TP.ssne!l 80 l 90 o. 0 o. SO 4
Gis Scs;Sngsles-kostal and Cote; Poole and
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ders wig Eddie couldn't get IN behind.
McClelland's guards. That, however.
was not such AN easy undertaking as
Oscar may imagine
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ness or disease OF
their distinctly
womanly organ.
.isms, promptly
wrote to an emi
teht and skillful
physician, with d
worldwide repnt
tahon, instead Of
their
cases to some OBJ.
azure physician
with but limited
practice and e1.
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Council met Saturday night and elect
ed Il. =. McCombs. and DR.. Parr mem-
bers OF the health board, and E. O. Pad
dleford and Theo Keller members Of the
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