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Evening star., 1900-02-10
DINNEEN AND FREEMAN SOLD.
TWO Crack Local Players Go to tn
BOstOn CIuh

Close followers of the affairs in the base
ball world were strengthened in their he
lief that the National League would en-
brace but eight clubs next season when
the news came from Boston last night that
the Messrs. Wagner had sold to the Bos-
ton ciuD players Dinneen and Freeman
Both or these men are stars in their re-
spective positions.
j. Earl Wagner, treasurer and secretary
OF the Washington club. has assured the
people of Washington that he would sell
no more players and that he had come to
the conclusion that he might as well re-
tire from the base ball business if he did.
he evidently centemplates retiring, as in
tne 1ace OF present developments it would
be suicidal to his business to continue
There can hardly be a question that the
National League has already reduced its
circuit to eight cities, and is only with
holdlnS the news so to embarrass the
new American Association President
freedman of the New York club has given
1t out that he would not strengthen his
club In the least unless the circuit was re-
duced, but that If the season started with
eight clubs he would secure Buck" Ewing
for manager and other strong players. Mr.,
freedman has evidently been clipped off,
as to the true situation as Ewing has AL
ready arrived in New York and has been
secretly negotiating for certain players
wanted.
WITH the Washington club out of the
National League circuit. the local friends
of Billy Dinneen and '.Buck' Freeman
Will be pleased to see these two gentlemen
pleasantly located. Dinneens only weak
ness was hot-headedness, but he possesses
all the requirements for a successful twirIer
and under proper guidance will assuredly
be one of the best pitchers in the business
next season. Every patron that went to
National Park last was an ad-
mirer OF Buckley Freeman. The way he
could drive the ball to the different cor
ners of the lot was alone worth the price
of admission to witness. and in addition
his modesty made the feats more enjoy
able. Both Freeman and Dinneen were
gentlemen, on and off the field, and we be-
speak for them a generous reception in the
city of beans and culture.
Evening star., 1900-02-10
AFrench Defense.

(D We have published before game with the
same variations played by Prof. Brodsky at Man
chester. which won brilliantly for the defense We
pawns accident, and not design but MIR. f. y.
Jones informed us that examining some variations
of the French defense he hit upon this variation
tageously. The remarkable point is that what Mr..
Brodsky discovered accidentally was worked out
above note, the chess editor Of the Bradford OBJ
server observes: 1T has been frequently said that
London is after ALL the most provincial city in the
empire, and from the foregoing note it would ap-
pear that. in chess matters at any rate, 1t knows
very little Of what goes in the other centers of
activity in the country The variation which is Is
Prof. Brodsky was as matter of fact; known and
practiced in the Manchester Chess Club years ago,
successor to the late Sir Charles Halle Mr.. Jones'
simultaneous discovery loses n great deal Of in
terest''
% Mr. Tietjin who expected his opponent to
adopt this variation, prepared counterplan, en-
tire1y and effectively demolishing the Ingenious
discovery and he consequently accepts the pronered
sacrifice.
&c, This is Mr.. Tietjn's discovery, and very
strong move 1t is
here kip with overwhelming attack, but as 1t
is he is compelled to retire B-kt3 and the at
tack is gone, while White resumes the offensive
rifce of the exchange by ID RxKt. but it is no
(e5 Even gvire up the queen would only yield
% % B@o2, 20 BIos;' % o-kR4. oR-o; 2l PHo$
20 shorter and more forcible attack would have
been IS P-KKt4. II IS Q-Kt3. then II B-Q3
wins the queen; and Il 16 QxP, then Il K--BI ch..
and mates In three moves.
(g) If XXI then % R-R4, o-K3; % Q-Kts
and RIB would be compulsory, because Of q QxP
(h) A valuable game from a theoretical point of
view. and well played on the part Of Mr.. Tietjin.
Evening star., 1900-02-10
The Virtue. of salad OIL.

Salad oil forms 4 most useful article OF
diet for delicate people. The invalid who
cannot touch cod liver oil should be en-
couraged to use freely mayonnaise dress
ing and in eating salad to pour over it n
liberal supply of OIL In cases where the
taste for this is not natural it can gener-
ally soon be acquired.
For some. cases of debility and weak di-
gestion small doses of salad oil will do
wonders. Many people have been able to
give up the almost daily use of drugs by
taking instead dessertspoonfuI of salad
oil on going to bed. II the taste be disliked
1t can be taken with little claret. which
will quite disguise 1t.
In the nursery salad oil should be used
for rubbing into the chest-back and front
when there is any tendency to weakness
of the lungs. The pores of the skin will
absorb it readily, and 1t will be found to
have a nourishing and strengthening ef-
feet.
Evening star., 1900-02-10
IN CHESS CIRCLES.

Both the Journeys of the local club are
nearly at a wind up. The annual tourney
for the championship of the local club,
which is distinct from the championship of
the District. was entered by the strongest
aggregation ever gathered in this city and
has been close and exciting contest. No
games were finished in it this week Ly-
man and OFarrell played whole evening
in their game and adjourned it in an ap-
parently even position. The Sournin-H Han
ma game adjourned in about an equal posi-
ton. was to have been finished Monday
night, but was again adjourned on account
of Mr.. Sournin's indisposition. Messrs
Woodward and Tharp were obliged to retire
from the contest. the first from outside du-
ties, the latter from ill health.
The score of the leaders in this contest
now stands.
Evening star., 1900-02-10
HOW ENGLAND COLONIES.
india as "TerribIe Example" Of the
TransVaaIs Fate

From the London Times
Lieut. Gen. c. c. Minchin who died on
December at Bournemouth was one of
those political officers who did a great work
unknown to fame in an Indian state. He
entered the 9th Madras Infantry Regiment
as an ensign in 1919. and very shortly he
anne member of the staff corps and
was sent to the Punjab frontier on the
Derajat, where he remained during the In
dian mutiny. In 1866 he was appointed no.
htical agent at Bahawalpur. and here his
principal work was done. The nawab had
recently died, leaving an heir four years
ola. Tne state was torn by dissensons and
was completely bankrupt. The navab's
mother, in despair. applied to the British
government to take the state under its con-
troll during the minority of the nawab and
Sapt; Minchln was placed in charge as po-
zucal agent. He found the treasury empty
The revenue had been taken in kind but
the grain OF the country was 50 bad as 70
be utterly worthless The canals by which
alone any crops could be raised. had fallen
into utter ruin and a famine was imminent
10 set the canals going was the first step
to be taken, but the season was so far adj
vanced that 1t seemed Impossible to do any
thlng the first year. To set the chief canal
running 1t was necessary to make a new
mouth from the Sutej. and a new channel
ten miles long and 100 feet wide With the
help of the late native agent Murad Shah
capt Ml1chin collected an army of loasO
men, with their wives and children and
the work was done in one month The mon
were paid by the grain in the government
storehouses. In the following year there
was scarcity in the adjoining district OF
BlkaHa, and Capt. Minchin made use of the
starving men to construct a canal 1l3 miles
In length irrigating a width of fifteen
miles. In few years these canals and the
old ones, which had been set running
trebled the revenue of the state and ena-
bled all taxes to be paid in cash so that all
the officials were paid regularly and all the
necessary improvements in justice educa-
ton and public works were carried out
without difficulty. Some years afterward the
Puniab government consulted many of the
native chiefs as to the best way of carry
ing out irrigation works and the answer
from many of them was: ''Give us a Min
chin Sahib," After leaving Bahawalpur Col.
Minchin Joined the Punjab commission and
was commissioner of Lahore at the time Of
his retirement.
Evening star., 1900-02-10

The biggest little word in the world.
l e: 4: :: :: !: !: ;:
49, Does it color all your thoughts?
Handicap yGur efforts?
The DysppptiC knows what that word means.
He always says: Il world do this thing If
felt assured. | would assume this obligation IF
| could hear IL
Evening star., 1900-02-10

The club tourney, left to those who did
not desire to play in such stiff contest
as the championship tourney promised and
proved to be. is finished except for two
games. which will not affect the result, and
at its meeting Tuesday evening the execu-
tive committee of the club awarded first
prize to w. B. Mundelle. ~ won, Y lost
second prize to DR.. W. E. Bradley. won, 2
lost, and third prize to John Prender, 51a
won, 3h lost.
The first count Of tickets in the contin-
uous tourney at the Washington Club was
had last Saturday night. The interest has
been great and a great many games have
been played The first stage Of the contest
will close with March. Four prizes will be
awarded. three in percentage of games won
and fourth to the winner of the greatest
number of games, without reference to per-
centage. Ordinary skttle games are scarce
nowadays. and the continuous. If it had no
other merit. would have in its favor the
fact that nearly all the games contested
therein are played with more than usual
care. 1t has also had a notable effect in
increasing the evening attendance.
The standing January 81 was of players
who have won half their games or more:
Evening star., 1900-02-10
VICTORY FOR CANS.
COlOred Boxer knocks Out "Spikev
Sullivan in the Fourteenth Rannd

""Hff' ~" u" t"e TVuFteeHtH HOund.
Joe Cans Of Baltimore defeated Spike
Sullivan of Boston In the fourteenth round
of what was to have been a twenty-round
bout at the Broadway Athletic Club New
York, last night.
Sullivan was all but out when his seconds
threw up the sponge. 1t was a fast fight
from the start.
Sullivan and Cans had much to gain or
lose in the decision of their mix-up last
night, as the winner was peradventure en-
titled to meet Erne for the championship.
Both boys went through a vigorous course
of training and each weighed in under the
lightweight limit, 1873 pounds.
Cans was first in the ring. accompanied
by his manager, "Al' Hereford Of Balti-
more. Charley Miner and Billy Hill were
in Cans corner. Sullivan was attended by
Jimmy Buckley. Jack Sullivan, Jack Wald-
ron and Tommy Moran Charley White
Evening star., 1900-02-10

representative teams of the eastern clubs
Last Saturday the Toronto team went to
Boston to meet the famous American four
OF that city and was beaten six points
Yesterday four players of the Baltimore
Whist Club started for Boston. Tonight
they Will play the American team for the
trophy, and they hope, in the language of
Sir Thomas Upton, to lift that trophy"
The team is composed of w A. Thomas,
beverly W. Smith. A H. McCay and Geo.
+. Thomas, jr. The American team is said
TO be about as strong one as exists in the
east The Baltimore team though possibly
not the strongest that could be formed
from members of the Baltimore Whist
CLUB, is nevertheless an able quartet
Local whist circles are much animated
as result of the recept elaborate tourna-
ment inaugurated by the different clubs
The Marlborough, Crawford, Washington
and capitol Hill clubs all report increased
membership and the much coveted "top
score pins are being played for weekly.
Last week the Marlborough team No. i,
captained by Mrs. Stewart, and Crawford
No. !, captained by Mrs. Hawley. played
Tor the late tournament trophy. The con-
test was closely played throughout the
latter four coming off victorious by six
points. Next week the Cranfords will have
10 defend the trophy against the ceIe-
brated Washington Whist Club four. and
although the local whist experts have al
ready placed victory to the credit of the
latter there Is quite possibility that the
iViiiiei llidy Dt enough to win out.
Columbian WheeImen
One of the most successful meetings of the
club was held last Monday evening An
entertainment in the near future was gone
over. and it was decided to give 1t March
1. A committee, composed Of Messrs. Will
1ams, Benner, Park, Werner and Byrnes,
We're instructed to make the arrangements.
No run was called for last Sunday, but
several members made a trip as far as the
Anglers Club House, and found the roads
in excellent condition. Messrs. Bolden Wer-
ner. Williams and Benner composed the
party.
Tomorrow the club will make a run to
Ashton. Nd. leaving the headquarters at
10 O'Clock. and will make the run via the
Burnt Mills road.
At the last meeting Mr. Frank A. Jones
was elected to active membership. A COM
mittee will be appointed to confer with
other organizations in the hope of forming
an associated. cycling club, including all the
clubs in Washington, for the betterment of
the sport
VIM. Werner will be the riding mate with
Capt. Ed. s. Byrnes, in their attempt to
establish the New York-Washington tan
dem record at the opening of the riding
season. They will ride during the early
part of April, and will be taken care of
by the wheeling clubs in the various towns
Evening star., 1900-02-10
OpeninE-TwO Gambit Defense,

tNoteS are by
(a) An attempt to win
astrous for White; thus;
Evening star., 1900-02-10
IN WHIST CIRCLES.

Whist circles in the east have been con-
siderably enlivened during the past two
weeks. The American Whist League trophy
has been surrendered by the western di-
vision of the league and for the remainder
of the season 1t will be contested for by
Evening star., 1900-02-10
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thing.
The melancholy-the depression of Dyspepsia are
its worst featrres.- The ache of it is not nearly So
serious.
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Whatever stimula tion they give to the languid
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to go back to her cid duties. which she under
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They are thorchtfuily and skillfully prepared.
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membrane.
They all relieve immediately and cure-postivcly
Mason's Remedies are put up in 10, - and 20
cent boxes. FOR SALE ut the following drug
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Evening star., 1900-02-10
Games

The subjoined game between Messrs
Sournin and Boykin is an interesting one
and has points of study The latter, al
though pitted against the leader of the
tourney, put up strong fight and kept a
threatening game to its last stages.
Evening star., 1900-02-10

Tt IlLu clties between here and the metropolis
The various mounts for the meuharr Co.
the coming season are also under consider.
alton.
Evening star., 1900-02-10
Pennies. Nickels and ID

Best Enameled Iron Ware
only, guaranteed by the maker
to us and by us to you. Always
a complete stock on hand.
Prices little more than asked for
odds and ends and seconds"
The Palais Royal is acknowl-
edged headquarters for Granite
Ware.
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fer llnqebulo. Wlan bate oas Staot.
mdlodlen bereits binter iid, befanb fid
mieoer in Der Siaot, er tonnte nidt
ldnqer mebr bleiben, iuollte er niht @e.
fa6r lauien. gsieben su tueroen.
sd mus jebt auslieigen, fagte er
roit. rlleberlsae Cir. mas i'd geiagt
babe uno i6reibe mir. iuenn gu ntdt
lieber ielber bic 9lniiuort bringen millli ;
i6 wpbne Gonigsplab Nr. /. Wlade
es aber nid)t misoer 10, iuie camals, als
i6 Sid um cine 3uiammentunft bat.
gu tannif mir unbeoentli6 pertrauen,
id meine es gut nit Dir uno mill nur
Oein Weies |"
llnb obne cine 9lntport abauiparten,
rib er ben Waasnidlaa aui uno iprans
In peitem gosen aus Dem 6iater.
Sos iunee Mdoden bate ieinem
waabaliiaen Beginner i'm bodfen Gnt'
feben sugeIdaut, bann bog lie iid baitig
Ium ieniier binaus, nm 3u ieben, oh
Der 8raf gliidlid misoer felien goben
elItttgt uuut.
Gr mar unperiebrt! SGbe 9ibe
ourdslubie tie, als lie ibn leidten
Sdrittes bic StraBe entlans geben
borie. Damn iant lie in bic @asentif'
fen 3uriid.
@ar es moalid: er. Der 9ldnaenos
Wasnat, isbte fid Inn ibretwillen fol.
der @efabr aus?-C, er mubte lie bod
in Wabrteit lieben. iebr Iieben llno er
pollte lie aud beiratben. oas mar tlar,
oenn er bate ia ausoriidlid eeiast, lie
oiirIe ibm unbeoentlid pertrauen. er
meins es gut nit ibr, sr ipolle MIR ibr
Bellies gaar oas nidt Elm fiderer Ve'
meis ilr Die gisolihisit ieiner Mbiidten?
(5ortiesuu9 folat).
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Gimen fleinem 8plnnialifanSal

bat ssranfreih tuieoer 5u peraeibnen.
I @ie genelbet tpiro, lit Der Sberreii-
bent BON 9ambpbiba, 0ucos, absez
lebt ipuroen. lleber Die 9riinoe
miro beribtet: Our @eltausitellung
fam auh Der Yrins SnfantbUr, Der
Sobn oes &Dnies Norooom bon
9ambpolha, tpelber 2oubet cine
IenfiHrift iiber Die 8ersenaltigung
ieines Yaters uno ieines 2anoes
ourh bic fransDiilben Heiioenten
iiberreiden tpplte. Da er oies nibt
, gefonnt, enttpidJ er BON oem Shiff,
oas ibn BON Marieiae beinbringen
iuate, fliibtete nah Briiiiel, uon tuo
aus er ieitoem ben Snbalt ieiner
1entlbriit in bic Bldtter brabte.
Der iebiae 8eiibent 9ucus iuht 5i
pioerleeen, eeitebt aber babel, oaB
lein Yoredneer ben SDnig gtoraoom
in ieinem eisenen Balaite in Giien
IdlieBen lieB. gs seifab bies unter
Winiiter 2ebon, iuelher AUDI Oreps
fus in giIen iblaeen lieB. OucoS
beitreitet bauptiablib. baB Sntan.
thor &rpnprins lei. gr be5eihnet
ibn als einen Der 81 S6bne 0oros
bums. Die ionitigen angebliden
| @eipaltbdtiefeiten uno llnseredtias
feiten ieines 8orgdngers iibergebt
3ucus. Gr periibert, peit entiernt,
Worobpm 81 miBbanoeln. babe er
| furttuabreno pun oeiien Sof 81 lei=
ben. 0ieier fDnne ibm nibt uer=
,eiben, bic Sflauen befreit uno oas
ourh Nprobpm 5000 oerIelben ges
nommen 81 baben.
Der .8aulois" uno anoere regles
runesfrelnolibe gldtter bebaupten,
Die Nblebuna 9ucus' lei i'm 8runoe
ein Sflaa Der HegierlnIg gegen ben
@eneraleuuperneur upn oseblna,
Iuuner. 9oumer beflaee iib
ihun lange iiber Die Nabldlllg1
teit Der 8esieruns in ieinem 8e=
biete uno babe furSe Belt Dor Dem
Nusbrud)e Der @irren in China cine
3epelfe an Die 8egierung init Den
propbetilben Worten gelhlonen:
| Sic iueroen in Blut enoen.
3uulner babe aub BON Sat=
gun aus Der 8eeieruns abgeratben,
Den BrinSen Sntantbur 81 elnpfan'
gen, uno oennob lei bieier bel allen
,Seiten bes glpiee uno Der wtinlite.
rien susesen Geiueien. 9pumer lei
periDnlid nit 1ucos alf belten1
5uBe uno miiiie beiien Iblesuna
nm 10 iduerer enpfiuoen, als et
bic 8erantpprtune fir ale lelne
| Oanoluneen ilbernomlnen babe.
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0plpnput(idl bes erSteu Shei

- @eleeentlid bes eriten Sdei-
bungsz Brooches in Der unmittelba=
rem Sanilie Der &Dniein Tictoria,
b. 3. in ben 8emiibuneen Sur 2Dz
lung Der gbe oes Hrin5en uno Der
8rinseiiin 9lribert ppn Inbalt, lebz
tere cine @nfelin Der &Dnigin, perz
ben einiae intereiiante 8enerfungen
mitaetbeilt. pelde Der Sailer ppn
Seiterreid bel ieinem lebten gelube
beim Graien uno Der 8rafn
2pnpag (friibere &runprin5elliil
Stepbanie), mabte. @r iaate /:
SD bin fir 2iebesbeiratben inter
f0nielihen Beriunen. Sb bin oas
bin gelangt, Chen, lpelde aus poli'
tilden 8riinben geibloilen iueroel,
als elm lebel 81 betrahten. Solde
Chen iinb unerpiini6t. nibt nur
fir Die betbeiligten 8erionen, ion=
bern audi fir Die 9dnoer, ilber
tuelhe oieielben 81 berriben be-
1timmt Iino. Sb bin Der slnIidt,
oaB Wiitelieoer tDniglider 5Santlllen
ans Qiebe beiratben iUllten."
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,,0rosmmttcr's lbec" beilt Der
Stppfuna. 25c bel alien Srpaniifcu.

Die .Medlenb. Yolfsstg. pers
6fientlidt ben Brief zines medlen.
burailden 8ittersutsbeiibers, III
oem oieler Sieoermann ertldrt, er
babe eriabren, Die iuSialiitilbe Ear=
tel uplle in Medlenbura 8runo=
beIib eriperben, Der 81 einem Sip
i'm medlenbureilben 9anotage be-
redtigt; er lei bereit, ieinen BeliB
unter Der 0ano balo 81 uertnufen;
natiirlid) lei cine 2iebe Der anoeren
perth, oaber lpolle er Dem permit
telnoen 3eoafteur eerne Die ent=
iprehenoe Yrupilipn beSablen.
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Wic lit oicS!

gsir bieicn einbuuoert Sollars Seiohnuns iur ie=
ben ,ydil uon Qatarrh. oeI nidlt onrd Vinnehmen
uon ball's Ratarrb s9ur aehelt weroen iann.
r J. Ghenep & 80, 6igentb., Soleoo. Z:
9Slr, bic lluierjeihneien baben 3. J: ebtnen lei
Den leBcn Is Sahren aetannt uno balten ibn fnr
polltummcn ebrenbnit III alien 9eihdits bonolun=
acn nno inan,sl beidbie. ale pon ieiner Jirina
cinaeaanaencn gcrbnbidlteiten gu erfllsu.
@eh Sruar. eroBbanoels Sroeuiien. So=
leon. =.
9Satoine. Rinnan Il Warpin, 0roBhdns
oets= 3roeuiten, Soleso. {.
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wirtt brett aui oas Slut uno bic ileimisen CberI
fdden oes Spitems. 3susniie irei perionot. Yuis
75e iiir Die iyaide. geriauii pOn alien Apotbs'ern.
0an's s5amilien pincn limb bic bciteu
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Sit ibrcr iunnocrbarcn SSirfnug be;
iuuBt.

Der Heoafteur SO. .. 8arrp BON
2erinatpn, 9enn., mar nit lbred=
lidem Sautausihlaa bebaftet. Seine
ld)nene Befreiune pun bielem 2eioen
ourd ben @ebrauh BON p8udlen 8
Nrnica Salbe", bat ibm Die punoer=
bare 8irfung bieler Salbe tlar=
aelegt. 0eilt Sautausiblag, Wuns
ben, Sdrammen &c. Sour % Gents.
3u baben bel s. 9alteper K Subn,
DrpguiIten.
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,,@ruRmntter's Thee" reanlirt
bic 2eber. 25c bei allen Sruguiffen.

Aus Hom luiro geihrieben:
Yei ben neuen 9lusarabungen alIf
oem 5orum lino berrliebe 5unoe
aemaht pproen. Sic iblieBen
Reiteritatuen oes Gator uno Huls
lur, cine glpullo@. cine aestulap'
Statue unb cine 3eusbiiite pun Der
berrlibiten eriediiben 9lrbeit ein,
lutuie ferner 9beile elmer hriitliden
Balilita aus Dem ,. Sabrbunoert
init berrliben sSresten uno uoblers
baltenen Warmoridulen.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-11-08
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ben Stdnoeratb ourd allgemeine
8olfsipabl uno ben 8unoesratb
olrd prppprtioneae Experimentation
Al ipdblen, bat sur 8eriuerfllns beis
Der nit GROCER Wlaiuritdten seiiibrt.