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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-05-03
Hotel Arrivals.
EXCHANGE.

T l. Cant, Jackson, Tenn; + II
Ross, Houston; J ) Milliken and
wife III II Lewis, Cincinnati; Joseph
DAILY, Dallas; J II Johnson, Chicago;
c II Sager, Kansas City; w l. Metz
Ter, Dallas, ID ) Sessions, Ennis;
Miss Francks, Marlin; Chas III Edge,
Houston; A Y Schwarz, st Louis;
J 5 Hudson, New York; ii q Carey,
Detroit; T q Curry, J f Cavitt,
wheelock; NJ Bassist, Baltimore; +
] Price, st Louis, Jno II Lea, Mem
phis; j T Harris, | x q n; G A
favor, w J Swain, Austin.
TUCKER HOUSE.
&c Davis, lola; II T. Donovan, !
4 q y; Mrs Bette Adkins, Beeville;
Mrs Slower, lola; J 5 Simon,
Chicago.
CENTRAL.
G NJ Sandel, wellborn; Bernard
Blum, BRENNAN; Mrs Wall.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-05-03
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juices of the best the market af-
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& NJ" "Grape" and ."Cadet'
are Intoxicating in delieiousness.
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c NJ Sandel, wellborn; Bernard
Blum, BRENNAN; Mrs Wall.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-05

all over indiana. Audthen, II Hoggy should
come here. the people couldn't see the game
for gazing At his iridescent mug. No. look
ing Il all over. it isn't likely that we will
have HOsrieyer wuh,us next year.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-05

Dale Gear put 1t ali over Kid Nichols in
their post season play. after one Of the
had cried fake Well that may suit
Kansas City. but there's a swell bunch OF
fans up here who will wager anything up
to a street car cheek that Dale. cant come
to Omaha and turn the trick. But there's
another season. coming up.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-05
BASE BALL GOSSIP OF WEEK
Omaha'H Victory over Indianapolis
is Very Popular with B.
Local FAnH.

First place in the American association
and second place in the Western league.
That's what the dope shows for Omaha.
And for Kansas City il shows that the
Nichols a is holding FIRST place in tho
post-season series with the Hickey league
champions the omahas won three out Of
hye, and won the last one in such hollow
style that the champions actually looked
like selling platers. II Ace Stewart had
been backed by the bunch Of diamond art
lists who were prancing around the field
under his orders in June to play the
Hoosiers the disparity would have been still
more glaring. One result OF the series is
very satisfactory to the local fans. Il has
confirmed for them their belief that they
were getting a high grade article OF ball
all summer. WiIlum Hehnery watkins the
head Hoosier, didn't like Il a Bit, aud he
actually had the temerity to accuse Papa
Bill Of doing him dirt. Watty says Bill
tried to trap Hoggy, the prize beauty who
has held down the sun patch for the Hoo
siers ever since he returned from the battle
Of TippecanOe. Now, that isn't fair, either
to Bill or Hoggy. In the FIRST place. Bill
Rourke wouldn't trade mick Carter for
the whole Indianapolis team. and in the
second, George Hogriever is not likely to
forge his prospects In the Hoosier capital
for all Omaha could oner. Johnny Gonding
occupies the place in Omaha which is filled
by Hoggy in indianapolis, and II isn't rea-
sonable to expect the latter TO come out
here and play second eddie. when they are
still naming streets and babies after him
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-05
LEAGUES SCHEDULE
How the Games Will he Played by
the BaII-ROiIinE Teams
,r"' .r''i' This winter. ~ r#


Bowling interest now centers in the open
ing Of Che Omaha Bowling league season,
which opens on October 10 at Lsntz a Will
liRms' alleys with a contest between the
Western and German teams. IN schedule
is much shorter than that Of last year. in
GLIDING but sixty-two- games. white last sea-
son eighty-four we're played. This 'shortens
the season a full month in time as. well.
There win be but one season and but eight
teams wifi compete, as IL was found that
the projected scheme of adding one more
team would not help to even up the schedule
any. T''- - iSN
Captains Of the eight teams have been
chosen as follows: 0mahas, w. Wigman;
Clarksons, W. f. Clarkson; st. Charles, F.
w: Snyder; Germans, w. F. Weber: Krug
Parks, r. ]. Bengele; Gate Citys, Bob En-
cell; Nationals, Tracyi Westerns, Tom Rey-
nolds. This list shows almost a complete
change OF leaders from those Of last year,
asswas predicted in The Bee On next Mon
day night a meeting will be held at which
the personnel. OF the teams will be settled
entire, members of the different Quintets
being chosen at that time and announced
that night. The seasons schedule reads:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-05

found in respect TO the other leading teams.
The Wolverines have jumped out strong At
The outset and with teams OF from twenty
to thirty men, giving each player about
ten minutes Of work. have made enormous
scores. Wisconsin is keeping its own goal
miles out Of reach and not scoring heavily.
This superb defense by the Badgers was
what beat the GOphers from the start last
year and then there was a strong offense
to back II later. after Minnesota had found
that II was impossible to score. Up at
Minneapolis the men are playing hard,
heavy foot ball, never a fast game, but a
strong one, with little chance OF e~qualing
Wisconsin or Michigan. In Chicago the
Msroons are to be much better than last
year. thanks to the incubation OF new
material from western states. Northwest
ern still shows very weak and from present
appearances Nebraska should win from
HOLSTERS boys on Thanksgiving day.
Illinois is still lying low. playing high
school teams and taking the pick Of a big
squad of men, while Iowa sends out re-
ports Of the best eleven ever.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-05

For tackles there are Captain westover
on the right side aud Wilson on the left.
Westover needs no comment. Wilson is
one OF the two new men. Be 1t said that
Booth is already very nearly satisfied with
him. He is a hard worker and a strong
man of perfect proportions, standing about
hve feet ten inches and weighing 1856 pounds
just the build for a plunger and charger.
Going out to the ends the famed Cortel-
you will now be at right, and his 165 pounds
will again do the business. Al the other
extreme will be Shedd, who played the same
place last season. He is a better man in
every respect this year as a foot ball
player. showing more ginger and more
and more speed. He is the Apollo
OF the team, being of perfect set up and
carrying his $50 pounds as gracefully as a
gazelle, His strength is vast.
Nothing more than Thorpe at quarter
could be desired. westoyer would have
picked him from a choice Of middle west
quarterbacks. To revive a memory OF him
as he used to play the game, It may be said
that he is a sure kicker, a ten-second
Splinter, heady, absolutely cool, never took
out a minute OF time for injuries in his
playing experience, and now weighs 100
pounds, some more than when he was cap
tain In 81.
For halves there are two good sets, and
then some. The first set, last years veter-
ans, are Bender and Bell. Both are deter
mined. fast and absolutely wise to all the
tricks OF offense and defense. None OF the
little details which a new man must maste.
need be worried about with them, for they
have them all down mechanically.
Ollie Nickel, at fullback. is the second
so-called green mar OF the eleven first
choice ones. He has never before played
on a university team. He Is giving every
satisfaction and will hold the job down
beyond a doubt.
So, on experience the first team is well
founded. and It's weight is, II anything, more
than the COrnhuskers ever had. Bors
weighs 1s5 pounds, Maloney 22O, Ringer
100. Westover 1856. Wilson 1856, Shedd $50,
Cortelyou 1e5. That is an exceptional
line. Behind it are backs plenty big enough
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-05
An EIusIve Lazy.

Brooklyn Lifes she-Good evening. Let's
see. I accepted you last night. did 4 not?
He-You surely did And only the night
before that you refused me. L say! You
want to be very careful about those dates
and not get |em mixed!
She-Suppose you try Il again and wen
maks1t beet two out OF three.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-05
The Proper Treatment for . spraiasd


As a rule a>man will. feel well satisfied
IL he can hobble around on crutches two
or three weeks after sprsining his ankle
and it is usually two or three months
before he has fully recovered. This is an
unnecessary loss OF time, for in many cases
in which tchamberlain's Pain Balm has
been promptly and freely applied a com
plete, cure has been effected in less than
one weeks time and in some cases within
three days.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-05

Down at Lincoln has occurred the great
event OF the week in foot ball circles in
the midwest. AS a result OF entirely un-
expected contingencies OF the last few days
IL may now be faithfully said that all the
hopeful things that were predicted for the
Cornhuskers before the season opened and
that were abandoned as false dreams later
on have at last come true, and beyond any
further possibility Of disappointment. Ref
erence is made to the appearance upon the
gridlron Of Orley Thorpe and Cortelyou OF
Omaha, two men who we're needed as badly
as any on the team. This simply gives Ne
braska a superb right end and an unsur-
passed quarterback, the only two places on
the eleven which were causing any real
worry during the past two weeks.
What this does to the Nebraska team can
hardly be overstated. IL easily strengthens
the aggregation one-third. In the first place
It gives the Cornhuskers an absolute team
general, who is at the same time a star
quarterback, strong, feet and lightning
quick. Then it fills, as stated above, the
only two really weak places left. Further,
It gives for the first eleven nine experienced
college. players. Lastly, 1t increases the
first substitute squad by two good men and
puts on that reserve list material hat car
not only be we'll used in emergencies, but
will also be of great help in Strengthening
the first team in practice.
Coach Booth is now almost ready to say
that Nebraska's chances for a star team
are this season better than ever before. In
1900 the Cornhuskers' prominence begaI
and was continued in 1901. 1t now Seems
certain that 1902 will see the greatest team
the varsity has yet boasted. Even tn,
showing made at Denver yesterday can b.
in no way considered a criterion of tn,
teams strength, for neither Cortelyou MOI
Thorpe was with the squad, their position,
being played by the men who will now b.
their substitutes.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-05

Under this radical change of prospects il
is interesting to peruse the latest personnel
OF the Nebraska eleven. At center is Borg,
who has outstripped the other candidate,
Hubbard. Borg played the place two years
on the second eleven. During that time
Koehler, now with Stages Chicago team,
played center on the first eleven. and Borg
did not try very hard, as there was no show
to beat the star out of the job. With
Koehler gone, Borg has blossomed out won
derfully, and is really the sensation Of the
line today. Meanwhile Hubbard, the Lin
coin High school ma is opposite him on
the second team and is making him work.
As guards there are Ringer and Maloney.
Both are experienced men. Ringer having
the advantage Of one year in this. Maloney's
game has improved greatly this season, and
he will be a fitting mate to Ringer, a
power for two years back in the same old
place. -
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-05

Things are moving in the big league.
Ban Johnson has his plans all laid for an
invasion OF Gotham. and Andy Goose Freed
man has sold out to John Talkative Brush,
30 there1l be something doing in the
borough Of Manhattan next summer, other
plans are UP in the air yet. .,-..
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-05

In the Western matters are so serene
that even the fakirs can't stir up a row..
Everybody says the circuit. will be the same
next year, Well maybe. @r
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-05

One story set a1ost some days ago grows
in size as the days roll by and seems to
have some foundation in fact. That is
that Tom Jen Hickey is to be deposed as
president OF the American association.
Some OF the msgnates Of that bunch are
sore at him and some are sore at them
selves, There's Quln and Havenor. for
example. ITS up to the buy or sell point
with them now, and Havenor says Quin
must get a move on real quick and decide
what he wants to do or the matter win be
taken into court on an application for a
receiver. It's a good bet that the receiver
won't be busy very long disposing OF the
assets az the outfit. All Of which leads
one to think that Milwaukee will have only
one club there next season and that Angel
Face Chewey Duffy will be f. Aud just
think Quin and Havenor fell out over
Billy Klfngman. Wouldn't that jar you?
Walter Wilmot is iu a region where snow
balls are plenty and he viii not have a hard
time getting along until next spring.
Watty will busy himself throwing the con
into the people or Indianapolis about the
prospects for next season and Lennon will
continue to sell dry goods at the old stand.
Buell. has his millions and Dale Gear has
his happy home in Kansas City, so that
they can all worry along some way. but
It looks like a 'einch that some of them
will not be in the base ball business next
season. PIE
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-05

Speaking Of that mother season, the
wise boys are putting George White Wings
Tebeau into Chicago for next season. As
The Bee has repeatedly said, Tebeau is not
a fool, and that ought to settle the Chicago
yarn.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1902-02-21
Appointments For Cecil.

Governor Smith on Wednesday sen;
his list of appointments to the Senate for
confirmation. The following are the Of
fcials appointed for Cecil county:
Justices of the Peace FIRST district,
William G. Duhamell, Powell F. Johns,
Albert H. Redding; Second, Henry Jones,
Byron Bouchelle; Third, Henry H. Gil.
pin, Philip M. Groves; Fourth, Thomas
H. Morrison, Cornelius l.. Brokaw; Fifth,
Thomas Cranner; Sixth. Isaac R. Taylor,
Stephen J. Lynch; Seventh, George ].
Harwood, Newton A. Nickle, Charles w,
Ward, J. R, Craig; Eighth, Thomas H,
Cummings; Ninth, Edwin M. Kirk.
Coroner-Ricketts Nelson
Notaries Public-Justus c. Dunbar, Jas
N. Jones, Rlkton; A. L, Barry, Thomas c.
Bond, Port Deposit; DIR. T. b. Moore
Adam B. Keen, Rising Sun; ]. Groome
Steele, Chesapeake City; Wilmer J. Falls
North East.
School Commissioner-Dr. John H.
Jenness.
Ducking Police-C. Mallory Toy, Jos
Clay flor Elk river and John Pulley.
Supervisors of Election-John NJ. Tuck
err, democrat; Dr. Delmar Smithers, dem.
ocrat; William A. Cameron, republican
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1902-02-21
Pennington Notes.

Mrs. E. A. Brickly lost valuable COW last week
George d. Riale was Baltimore visitor las
week.
Several of our young sports enjoyed the skating
at North East on last Saturday.
Mrs. Annie Watson, who has been ill nearly ali
winter, we are glad to say is improving.
Mrs. Hannah Clifford and son. Clarence. were
West Chester visitors from Saturday until Monday
There has been no school at Franklin school
this week. The teacher, Miss Alkaline Hasson
having been sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Warfeld, of Cochranyille
visited the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Thos
Riale, on Sunday.
About three inches of snow fell here on Sunday
night. An unusually high wind prevailing since
has blown it into high drifts and has blocked the
roads in all directions.
The sale of the effects of George E. Richardson
was held on the premises where he lately resided
near here, on Monday. and notwithstanding the
blizzard was raging fair sized crowd was present
and good prizes were obtained.
Our star route and rural free delivery mail car.
riers had trouble in carrying the mails the early
part of the week. Neither succeeded in getting
all the way through on Tuesday, but both sue
ceeded in completing their routes on Wednesday.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1902-02-21
PerryvilIe M. e. Church.

An all-day service was held in
the M. +. church at Perryville,
Sunday, after which the congrega
ton united in the burning of the
remaining mortgage of 1000 on
the church, which was recently
liquidated through the efforts of
the pastor, Rev. w. b. Greenfield.
Perryville church was founded in
1866 in what was then Charles
town Circuit, comprising the
churches of Charlestown, Principle,
Asbury and Perryville. The first
church building was erected in
1S676S. The present church was
built under the leadership of Rev.
Harry G. Budd, Jr., and was dedi-
Gated June %, 1896, at cost of
1920, of which s., 500 was raised,
leaving a balance of $1,7O0. The
debt was gradually reduced to
$1,000, which has been liquidated.
The church building is one of the
prettiest and most complete edifces
in Cecil county. 1t is of gothic
style of architecture. The church
has membership of about 100.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1902-02-21
Suit For Services.

In the Orphans Court of Cecil
county on Thursday of last week
the case of Mrs. William G. Mutt,
of New York, VS.. Jesse West, ex-
ecutor of the will of Martha G.
West, was dismissed, and suit
entered by plaintiff in the Circuit
Court for Cicil county. The suit
is to recover by Mrs. Mutt the sum
of about $1,S0O for services, atten-
ton and moneys advanced to her
mother, Mrs. Martha G. West, dur
ing lifetime. The court was ready
to proceed with the case when it
was called and about 20 witnesses
were present, when the attorney for
the defendant executor moved that
the suit be dismissed, which was
done. The plaintiff, by her at
torney, Immediately entered suit in
the Circuit Court.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1902-02-21
Health Matters.

The county board of health was
in session in Elkton last week,
Sub-registrars have been notified
to mark upon death certificates
precisely the location where death
occurs. 1t is expected for 1902 to
show the death rate of the county
by towns and districts.
Physicians will please notice
that membranous Group Is specific.
ally mentioned among the infectious
diseases which the law of Mary.
land directs shall be reported to
the Board of Health.
The secretary reported one case
of diphtheria each at North East
and Chesapeake City; scarlet fever
at Rising Sun, Pleasant Hill,
North East, Cherry Hill, Elkton
and in the Fourth district, measles
at Oarter's Bank; chicken pox at
North East; one case typhoid fever
at Port Deposit and two near Iron
Hill. Thirty-six deaths were re-
ported for January and twenty
births,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1902-02-21
The Snow Blockade.

The blizzard which was general
throughout the East, Sunday night
and Monday, and resulted in a
snow blockade in Philada., and
other eastern cities, where the
snowfall was unprecedented, was
quite severe in this section. Be
tween two and three inches of snow
fell, which the high wind piled in
great drifts in the roads, rendering
several of them impossible, and a
number have not yet been opened
to travel. On Tuesday the mail
carriers experienced great difficulty
in making their trips, and were
compelled to turn back before
reaching the end of their routes.
The rural free delivery carrier
could get no further than Zion,
and was compelled to return.
The star route carrier to Port De-
post, got as far as Gathers corner,
when he turned back. On Wednes
day both carriers completed their
trips by dint of hard work and
driving through the fields to avoid
the numerous drifts, They report
the roads in bad shape, being
blocked in numerous places.
With the thermometer register
ing 120 above, the wind had sharp
edge, and everyone stayed as close
indoors as possible until it had
spent its force.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1902-02-21
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that IS by constitutional remedies.
dies. Deafness is caused by an
inhamed condition of the Eusta-
chan Tube. When this tube is in
famed you have a rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing, aud when it is entire
ly closed, Deafness is the result, and un-
less the inflammation can be taken out and
this tube restored to its normal condition,
hearing will be destroyed forever; nine
cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh,
which is nothing but an inAamed condi,
ton of the mucus surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case Of Deafness (eaused by catarrh !
that cannot be cured by Halls catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars, free.
F. ]. CHENEY s, Co, Props,
Toledo. o.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1902-02-21
Theodore News.

Miss Kate Williams has slightattack of grippe
Some of the roads in this section are blocked
with snow.
Marshall Benjamin, of Wilmington, is visiting
William McNameee.
While A. NJ. McNamee was skating on the dam
at Rising Sun on Saturday night, he fell, sprain
ing his ankle very badly.
There will be several changes here this spring
William T. Atkinson will move to farm neal
Rising Sun; o. G. Harlan, of Perryville, will ten
ant the place vacated by Mr.. Atkinson John
Campbell will move to Mrs. Dorseys, near
Greenhurst.
Quite number from this neighborhood attend.
ed the Valentine Social held at North East by the
Daughters of Liberty. 1t is rumored that some OF
them, owing to the presence of J. B. Corn, became
SO badly confused that they forgot to take their
Valentines to supper, and awakened the echoes
with their melodious voices as they returned home
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1902-02-21
Good Advice.

The most miserable beings in the world
are those suffering from Dyspepsia and
Liver complaint. More than seventy FIVE
per cent oftne people in the United States
are afflicted with these two diseases and
their effects such as Sour Stomach, Sick
Headache, Habitual Costiveness, Palpita-
ton of the Heart, Heartburn, Water
brash, Gnawing and burning Pains at
the Pit of the Stomach, Yellow Skin,
Coated Tongue and pisagreeahle Taste in
the Mouth, Coming up of Food after
Eating, Low Spirits, etc. Go to DIR.
Kinks drug store and get a bottle of
August Flower for rs cents. Two doses
will relieve you. Try it. Get Green's
Prize Almanac