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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-16

TBatted for Moran in ninth
Left on bases, Chicago 5, Boston s;
two-base hits, Raymer, Mccormick; sac
rifce hit, Slagle; stolen base, Hartsel;
Kahoe, Dineen to Long to Moran; struck
out, by Taylor 4. by Dineen 4: base on
balls, off Taylor l. off Dineen 8; time,
1:59; umpire, O'Day.
RAIN AT PITTSBURG.
PITTSBURG, Pa. July 15-Philadel-
phla-P ittsburg game postponed until
Sept. 10 on account of rain
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-16

Bresnahan Double play. Keister to vii,
liams to Hart; struck out by Lee 3; left
on bases. Baltimore 6. Washington =;
time. AS umpire, ManasSau.
Second game)-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-16

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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-16

Your grocer sells you FeIs-
Naptha soap, and returns
your money if you don't value
it twice as high as we do.
Fsls & Co, makers, Philadelphia.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-16
BEAN EATERS BEATEN

CHICAGO, July 15-Taylor was at his
best and held the visitors down to one
run. On the other hand, the locals
found Dineen easy, and by punching
hlts easily piled up four runs. Attend
ance. $40. Score:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-16
EVEN RREAK

BALTIMORE, July 15--The Baltimore
and Washington American League clubs
broke e. IN a double-header here this
afternoon Lee I'd the better of McGin-
nifty a. e RS inning of the first
game, and ~~"ors behind CarriclI were
very fama Pig. Tendance, 1881. Score
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-16

Sc. Louis ...........0 0 0 0 0 ~
New York ..........2 0 0 0--5
Earned runs, Kew York 4; left on bases.
New York 4. st, LOUIS 3; sacrifice hits.
Davis, Warner; FIRST base on balls, ole
by Mattnewson 4, Dy SuJhoff 3; stolen
base. Van Hatrer, time, 1:35; umpire.
DwyeT.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-16
AT CRIPPLE CREEK TODAY.

A Thousand Delegates In Attend
ance on Trans-Mtssissippi Congress.
twelfth annual meeting of the Trans-
Mississippi congress will open here To-
morrow. and about 1000 delegates will
be in attendance. Six hundred delegates
are already In the city. Among those
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-16

Earned runs. Philadelphia 4; two-base
hits, Collins, Freeman, Mcintyre; three
base hit, Seybold; stolen bases. Stahl,
Collins, Seybold, Smith; left on bases,
Boston S, Philadelphia 8: double plays,
Hemphill to Freeman, Dolan to Davis 2;
first base on balls, off Winters l. off
Cuppy l. off Plank 2; struck out. by Win
ters /. by Plank 4; time, 1;50; umpires,
Sheridan and Connolly.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-16
. n - TT q "a Ia
Bears the n The Kind You Have Always Bought
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-16
when winning run Scored

Cincinnati 100 0 IA
Brooklyn ......0 0 0 0 0 0-S
Earned runs, Cincinnati ?. Brooklyn g.:
tWoybase hits. Dobbs, PETIT, Kelly
Sheckard, DAILY; home run, Dobbs;
double play, Peitz to Beckley; first base
on balls, off Donovan 4, off Phillips 2:
struck out, by Donovan 10, by Phillips
!; passed ball. Mcclure; time, 2:15; UNI
pire, Nash.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-24
NOTHING ECU Asst
For the Cure of catarrh.

A physician now retired from practice,
but who skill keeps abreast Of the times,
in speaking Of the advance made in medi-
cine in the last ten years, says: lone
of the most obstinate and battling dis
eases is the very common trouble, ca
tarrh.
Nasal catarrh is only one Of its many
forms catarrh OF the throat catarrh of
the stomach. bowels. liver and bladder
are very common, but the sufferer usual
ly thinks It is something else than ca
tarrh and is treated for the wrong dis
ease.
The best and most successful treatment
for any form of catarrh is now admitted
to be by Internal remedies through the
stomach, and the safest and probab bly, the
most efficient is the tablet form, sold by
druggists as Stuart's Catarrh Tablets
have seen many remarkable cures Of
catarrh resulting from regular daily use
OF these tablets, which seem to act on
the blood and liver. driving the catarrhal
poison out of the system through the
natural channels.
once had occasion to analyze these
tablets ard found them to contain no
cocaine nor opiates, but simply a combi-
nation of harmless antseptics like
Eucalyptal, GuaiacoI, blood root. etc.
At any rate. 1 have known of severe
catarrhal headaches which were cured by
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets and catarrhal
deafness. hay fever, asthma and catarrh
of the throat and stomach speedily show
great benefit after a few days use of the
remedy. and when it Is remembered how
much more convenient a ablet is than
lnhalers. dOuches. salves and powders it
is not surprising that this new prepare
tion should 50 rapidly supplant all other
remedies for catarrh.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-24

Some very remarkable cures were made
by healer Francis Truth last week. The
longer he stays and the better he becomes
know the more people ccme to see him.
His time is taken up these days by
treating diseases of people in Savannah.
He has, however, every day a great
many sufferers from out Of the city who
come to see him and take treatment.
He is receiving many letters from diff
ferent parts of the state. and. indeed. out
of the state to go to bed-ridden people
who are unable to get to him and treat
them.
One of the most remarkable cases on
record has just come before Healer
Truth. lady who had been bed-ridden
eight years and suffering from a compli-
cation of ailments-was unable to walk
and had to be nursed all the time has
been cured.
While the nurse was reading last Sum
days Morning News, she noticed an ac-
count of the great work which Francis
Truth was doing. She read this to the
sufferer, and MIR. Truth was sent for. He
went at once 10 the patient and went
every day thereafter
After the fourth treatment the lady got
I'D and dressed and walked about the
house. seeing things she had not seen for
years, and acted as a child just out of
school.
She cannot thank the Healer enough, 50
great was her joy on being restored to
health. She will follow these treatments
for some time, as her strength is not as
great as it should be, from having been
an invalid so long.
Mr.. Truth says that the treatment will
give her strength and that she will be
fully restored
This case is one of a great many Of bed
ridden people which are being cured By
Mr.. Truth.
A gentleman came to his Office last
week suffering with catarrh. His state
ment was that he had ca+arrh for long
time. He had taken medicine for 1t. He
had undergone all kinds of treatments for
il. but he could not get relief.
After taking a few trea tments from Mr..
Truth the patient said that he had never
been given anything which had given min
such sudden relief as that of the healer.
Said he, it is so simple to take there IS
nothing disa greeable about il, still 1t
gives relief. that l was unable to get
from any other source in the world.
man entered the office last week at
Mr.. Truths dinner hour and exclaimed
as he kicked In the air. see how high ]
Fan kick. Mr.. Truth. who had come out
to meet him. was taken by surprise.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-24

Tuesday Nisht-PrimrOse & Dock
stadeF's MinstreIs.
Thursday Matinee and Night
Hermann, the Great.
For the first time IN six years Frank
Daniels appeared ia Savannah last night,
and everybody was so glad TO see him
that he was recalled several times after
the second act. and finally came before the
curtain and gave s little talk that was
Q gem in It's way.
The Ameer" IS q pretty. tuneful opera
Of the "EiCapitan" sort, and il was ex-
cellently put On. The music is by Victor
Herbert end most Of Il is catchy, the
cboruses being the best things from a
musical point of view. And right here il
can be said thsS the work OF the chorus
was extremely high class. Il was a large
chorus. good 10 ;ooS upon. and the singing
was given IN a manner that showed thor
ough training.
FTsnk Daniels Is as funny as he was
well not in odd Ben F'rank.ins Day
but when he was here last. His humor IS
OF an original kind. and there is an extra
dry touch 20 ais funny work that adds
much TO It's humor Daniels is easily
among the best OF the comic opera stars
OF to-day.
The Amer Is not reSplendent with
solos ard there are no part culariy fine
voices in the company. Norma Kopp,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-24

particularly bright lights. When the cur
tain goes up on the frst part, the stage
setting win be seen to be of very pre-
tentlous nature, and, instead Of the conf
pany being seated as is usual, only the
scenic environment viii be discovered,
but, as the great military band, under
the leadership of Carl Carleton, starts
stirring melody, the whole company win
come upon the stage to its place. The
orchestra will be in charge Of Prof. La
tham. The end men OF the semi-circie
are George Primrose. Lew D0ckstader.
Larry Dooiey. and William O'Brieu. The
vocallsts are Charles Kent, George I.
Travelling. Charles d. Wilson, George
Robinson, S. Merritt and II. Sylvester.
In the olio ID that prime minister or mo-
nologiste. Lew Dockstader. whose humor-
Gus remarks and up-to-date songs stir
The risibilitles o. oil. Next 10 hold tho
stage ana likewise the pubiic's apprecia-
ton. vii be BOgert and O'Bren, most
thoroughly entertaining musical come
disne. introducing and playing numerous
musical instruments. One Of The features
~ this oio will b. the lmperaonauon Of
the darby dandy BY George Primrose.
whose fame as % agile dancer and grace
f9l performer ih world vide.
AZ whole, the Primrose A. DockffadeT
mlnsffels VII b. one Of the mo4t impOs-
ne and entertaining companies 20 visit
t1ia aig cofiuminE ana sesnie smbel-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-24
victorla,. way with Her servnnts
From the London Telegraph.

FROM the LONDON Telegraph.
could fill pages with the records of
this pronounced devotion. Said one 10 me
one of her most faithful and devoted
servants, a model man and a leader of
mer-"Wei,, although l have been a serv-
ant Of the Queen for more years than
can say. possibly l was not personally
in her presence more than two or three
times in a twelvemonth. When the inter-
view was over she would Always open a
drawer or a ca binet quite by accident, as
1t seemed, and produce some valuable
present-a pin, ring, pocketbook, a
something that had the stamp of Victoria
Regina about it, She was an ideal mis-
tress."
Another told me highly characteristic
story. He also was one Of Her Majesty's
most faithful servants. Something went
wrong somewhere, and someone had 10 be
censured, so a very mighty court offic!a
sent for the scapegoat, and said, 81 am
ordered to censure your But what for? :
asked the innocent victim. What have
done?" II don't know, and I don't
care but you have to be censured-you
take II frcm me-you are censured."
The innocent and devoted servant of the
Queen writhed under this implied disgrace
so he took one of the Ladies ia Waiting
into his confidence and begged her to ASK
AAel 4naJCoty what ne MAO zone. he tOund
friend at court, for the gracious lady
put the case before the Queen in earnest
terms. She came out of the royal pres
ence oeaming with laughter. well. what
has happened?" asked the trusted off,
cial, nervous.y. What has happened !
You have been censured. Somebody had
to be censured. You are the best known
most respected, and loved official in the
castle, and il was thought that you could
bear the blame better than any one else.
Consider yourself censured." And then
the clever and diplomatic lady whispered
IN the ear OF the distressed gentleman.
Never mind, the Queen is proud that YOU
take your eensure so amicabiy, and she
sends you this" 1t was a splendid
scarfpin jewe.ed with the Queens mono
gram BY such acts of kindness, not
unrelieved by humor Queen Victoria was
literally adored by her household.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-24

season % well advanced. there have been
no reports OF managers putting money
into real estate outside the various
schemes on paper
AS Mrs. Constance Drexel Bddle will
have TO walt a few weeks before she can
be legally freed from her husband she
Is going to try her hand at vaudeville.
The Hashims have given her a two
weeks enga cement In her home town,
Philadelphia. Her former socia! relations
there and the costume in which she was
presented TO Queen Victoria are counted
upon as certain elevators OF the Quaker
city stage. She will alternate recltations
from the Rubaiyat" OF Omar Khayyan,
with kiplings Danny Dever"
There Is story told IN the New York
newspapers about the so-called attempt
TO kdpap a chorus girl IN the Edna May
organization. The papers all had report
ors on hand ana the attempt was made
according 10 schedule The youths In
yolvcd were not college men. but hnilod
from Edna Mays home town. Accord
Ing 20 the story they were 20 accost the
girl. and she. after looking them over
carefully under the gaH.ight was 20 de-
clare that they were really not the
youths wno had been following her and
WntinG her annoying letters
When the upne came ne sir Waf nsr-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-24

| thinking that he was a high kicker, ana
wanted to make an exhibition, but upon
making inquiry, he was told that the
| gentleman had been cured OF rheumatism
! by his treatment, and he had come to
| thank the healer for what he had done
| for him.
The lady who was cured last week Of a
tumor in her left breast. says. Il never
felt better in my life and l praise God
every day that l am free of my suffer
ings and the burden and worry of think
ing l was going to die of my terrible
disease, but it has left me-" The lady
was in perfect health and her case is
next to miracle.
Mr.. Truth is a very fair-minded man,
and says that his treatment does not al.
ways relieve, and does not always cure
in one treatment. me are helped a once,
others it takes time to cure Mr. Truth
does not claim to cure al dis asses at
once, he says he cannot do it, but to all
those who want to be cured and are
wiling to be cured, ard wi use reason,
and Judgment, and will give nature
fair chance to work. will be cured Of
wea+ever aimert they may suffer, no
matter what it is.
There are no incurable diseases, said
NJ. T nth Those that are gwen up by
physicians are as easy to cure as those
oh physicians cure Some diseases
are worse t an Others. Some quire
longer treatment than others, but dis
eases are diseases and they can all be
erred.
The ailments which are pronounced IN
durable by Others a-e the cons ant prae-
tice of Mr. Truth ard are cured just
easily as the simplest ailments which
doctors cure.
Mr.. Truth says people livirg outside Of
the city who come for trea ment do not
necessarily have to stay over night
After he has given them one treatment
they NOV take the rest at home just as
successfully.
The poor are his constant study. He
treats them from from until Il. No
matter how mary come or b W roor they
are they get treated Nobody Is turned
away After u he treats by appointment.
Whenever a persou is bearidden and can
not get to his office at 212 Liberty, west,
they may telephone him at 1707 ard he
will come to see them, rotwith tand ng
the fact that his office is thronyed with
people ueary all the time. afflicted with
ell sorts of diseases. he finds time TO get
around to them, to study their case, to
tell them the best he knows for them,
and to cure them
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-24
Won GRABILL's CONCERT.
A Well Known Pianist to BE Heard
at Conservatory HALL

at Conservatory Hall.
S. Becker Won Grabill the anist, will
give a concert Tuesday night at the Sa-
vannah Conservatory Hall when the fol-
lowing artistic programme will be given:
Sonata, A Flat (Beethoven) From MS
with composers own preiude) (a) Andante
and variations; Cb) Maestoso Cdarche
Funehre).
Second Movement. op. A. No. 2 (Bee-
thoven) CAS- played by composer).
Piano Concerto, OPP. 81 (von GrabilD.
Death of the Maiden (unpuLLshed)
(ShuberD.
Cradle Song, Transcript (Kroeger).
Cradle Song (Schumann). CAS- played by
composer, with prelude).
Ballade (unDubishedD Chopin.
Improvisation Supposed first compost
tom Chopin.
Marche Ia Turque tde Kontski-von
GrabilD ITO Que Victoria, In honor Of
her military review to the SULTAN.
Noctur, op. SO, No. 2 (Rubinstein).
Liebestraum CL'szD
The Courier Of New York says:
IS. Becker Won Grab1 whose virtuosity
excited much favorable comment in Ber-
lin year or two ago, Is row in tn $
county on a concert tour of the Southern
states and Mexi o 1t is to be hoped
that this highly subjective artist will be
heard in the East before his cont m ia ed
return to Europe. for among the worlds
pianists he holds a pos ton quite unique
on account of his FRED minrut individual
ity. This note of individuality, or per-
haps, originality would he the better
word. he strikes so naturally and so con-
stantly that one hesita ties to criticise
his remarkable performances by cnnven-
tional standards. A pupil of de Koutski
and the last accepted puril Of Rubinstein,
he reflects neither of these master to any
great degree, his magnificent technic be-
ing quite as mu7h his own as are his
striking novel 'nterpreta TORS"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-24
Drierwood Pipes VIII soon be

From the London Mall.


Ten years ago the world was horrineo
TO learn that in ten years the supply OF
brier root would be exhausted. 1t is not
exhausted yet, but II will be--in ten years
Such, at Least; is the opini Of Mr.. Car
michael, II. NJ, vice consul at Leghorn-
unless, Of course more brier root can be
found outside Italy.
ut is true" id a proprietor, that
IL IS more difficult than it used to be TO
fird the be 'oots, well mark and with
out flows. The Meditelr mean coasts have
been ransacked, but we must hope that
new sources Of supply viii be found III
other parts of the world.
THE advantc gcs Of brier root are that
II is light, hard, and porous. But we
have always C cry cod. which has TINS
advanta ge-that we can grcwit ourselves
and he pro uced monstrous cherry
wood PIPE we ghing about a hundred
weight and smell ng sweeter than ever
brier ala.
'As for the statement that none OF the
rough blocks come 10 En- llsh factories
that is not true; we ard two or three
other manufacturers mp RI J tie sui.
by for the arger number are turned W
France ara elsewhere on the contineh'
and finished here.
Pipe smoking IL not going down befoIe
the c'g rrite. but cigarettes are aolnh
terrible harm 10 the youth Of this eou"'
tg."
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-24

GIRLS AS MINsTRELS.

Savannah's Female MinstreIs Prom
tse Lively show.
The rehearsals for the Female Minstrel
Show to be given March 5, are being at
tended by all the young ladies' who COM
pose the caste. They are working with
energy and a determination that there
will be no dull moments In their per-
Torrance. They promise to get their
Jokes off with a snap and vim that WI
keep everything moving and their audi
ence amused. The musical part of the
programme win be a novelty. The songs
are bright. new and catchy. Although a
few OF the airs have been heard before,
the words are all new and written es-
pecially for this performance and rem
dered by the company, are sure to make
a hit. The dancing will be one of the
features. When 1t Is known that the per-
Torrance is entirely in the hands of Sa-
vannah young ladies mot a man in the
show. whose taste in the matter of dress
is unquestioned. II will be realized that
the costuming will be unique, pretty and
a ,tractive. Miss Lily Selig will be the in
teflocutor. The end-women will be
Misses T. Mar on Cooper. Julia Epstein,
Marie Lippman, Martina Roberts, Edi h
Robinson and Pansy Devereaux
The second part OF the programme will
be a "skit." the scene of VIII CHI Is Laid In
one of Savannah's most popular rendez-
vous and is so ar. nged as to perm. I
the introduction of a number of special
ties.
The stage and property management Is
In most efficient hands and no amat urish
bitches will occur in this department. SO
far the sale OF tickets has been large. The
tickets are TO be exchanged for reserved
seats on and otter next Saturday at the
box Office of he Theater. 1t is expected
that there will be stand ng room only
when the curtain rol $ up on the female
thespians from Darkest Africa.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-24

Took Him Three Years to Make
key-But Il Was n Good One.
From the Chicago Inter-ocean.

From the Chicago Inter-Ocean.
During the recent visit of the Legisla-
tive Inquirins Committee to the Eastern
Smith pointed out the only patient in the
institution who is wearing a pair of leath-
CT gloves chained to a belt Such is this
mans ingenuity that If his hands were
not fastened the institution would be in
constant trouble because of his skill in
Ind, and was committed because of no.
micidal tendencies.
Three times he escaped, notwitlfstand-
ing the vigilance of the attendants, each
time going direct TO Fort Wayne VIII re
capture the riot act was read to his
attendants, but a fourth time he got
away leaving no trace of mischief behiud
him. Again he fed TO Fort Wayne. and
there the hospital authorities found him.
After his return the superintendent be-
gan quizzing him as to the manner of
escape, and the patient laughing.y as
serted that 1t was by means of a pass kew,
The patient was so elated over the dis
comtture of the attendants that he was
willing to describe the process. Every
make, and he hattered the attendant that
he could make a perfect picture of his
key. The attendant humored him and
the patient made two sketches, one of
which he concealed, while he surrendered
the other. Some time before he had
found a piece of case knife In the ward
attached to the hospital and he stole a
small piece of a three-cornered file in the
engine room. 1t was part of his duty TO
assist in carrying food to the patients,
and upon entering the kitchen he always
complained of feeling cold, and while
warming himself behind the range he
placed the knife blade to the heated sur
face. 1t took two years to heat ID suffl-
GENTLY to draw the temper out. and he
spent another year fling the knife so that
it could be used as a key.
Meanwhile the attendants had become
suspicious that he contemplated an es-
cape and nightly his clothing was taken
away and placed in two different rooms
The guard passed his bed every half
hour during the night, but he watched his
opportunity and finally got all his Goth
ing in hand, and after the guard had
made his first round he unlocked the
doors and walked away, refastening them
as he passed.
The key Is now preserved among the
curlos of the institution. A peculiar feat
ure is that the patient was unaccustom-
ed TO the use of tools before admission
to the hospital, and never displayed any
mechanical ingenuity until he began
conspiring for his own escape.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-24

Prof. William Windsor is lecturing at
Guards Hail on vitosophy. His lecture
last night was How to Become Rich"
lie viii lecture tomorrow night on
How 10 BE Healthy" This lecture will
be free. Health and Beauty to ladies'
Tuesday p. IN. An admission price of
l5c viii be asked and Tuesday night
"Matrimony" will be his subject. for
which l0c viii be asked. Wednesday night
viii be free. and VIII be for men only.