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KAISER DID NOT sNUB POTTS.
In Fact, He Had Never Heard of the
American Officer,

A dispatch from Berlin says: The for
eign office here Is busily engaged in is
suing denials of the story that Emperor
William has refused to receive Lieut.. Com
mander Templin NJ. Potts. who will sue
coed Commander William H. Beehler as
naval attache to the United States en-
bassy here. The morning mail at the for
eign office brought back newspaper clip
ping containing this report. which had been
sent to Emperor William. This clipping
was pasted on sheet of foolscap, upon
which his majesty had annotated an en-
phatic denial of the statement 1t contained.
His majeSty's annexation was read official
ly to the representative of the Associated
Press in the following words:
II never heard Of Potts before, and did
not know that there was such a man. and
still less that Capt. Potts had been ordered
to Berlin"
Lieut.. Commander Potts is not yet naval
attache at Berlin. He has been assigned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-05-29
CRISIS IN SPANISH GARNET
Question of Religious Orders Causes
Split Up in It.

A dispatch from Madrid says: A crisis
In the cabinet has occurred. At re-
cent meeting of the cabinet Senior Canale-
Jas. the minister of agriculture insist ed
upon the necessity of converting the cham
Der Immediately to discuss the religious
question. The other ministers opposed this
proposal, and Senior Canalejas resigned.
After this action the remainder of the cab
met placed their portfolios at the disposal
of Senior Sagasta, the premier, to enable
him to solve the difficulty
1t was announced from Madrid, May 3D.
that Senior Canalejas. who rendered his res
ignation as minister of agriculture May II.
had consented to retain his portfolio until
after the accession to the throne of King
Alfonso. 1t was then said that serious
political crisis was only postponed until at
ter the festivities attending the coronation
of the king, which began May IT,
Senior Canalejas disagreed with the gov
eminent regarding its policy of coming to
a compromise agreement with the Vatican
on the question of the religious orders
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Infants Fine Kid Button and
Lace Hand made Shoes; a9c. value-21c.
Boys and Youths Canvas Out
ing Shoes, flexible leather soles; always sold at
75c.-39c.
Children's Bingham Dresses,
extra well made, TO 3 years-15c.
3o-in. Cream and White Cur
tain Scrim-15sc. yard.
Checked Tea Toweling, Is
inches wide-s7sc. yard.
Wash Grenadines. in light blue,
pink, red. green and blue; 1Oc. value-i7sc.
White Victoria Lawn, nice
quality, 40 inches wide; sells at Zoe. yard-57sc.
Yard-wide Percale, good size
pieces; selling at Toe. yard-i7sc.
Most Elegant Silk Waists, iii fin
est plain and fancy corded tafetas and peau
de sole. smartest Gibson styles. clusters of
tucks. elaborate hemstitching. ETC.. black, white
and all colors newest turnover collars. separate
stocks and attached bow effects: 81 and 50 are
the prices everywhere special while the lot
lasts at $2T9.
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til it has passed, and President Roosevelt
our leader now and our leader in 1901" He
got no further. The convention cheered
and cheered again. Long stood still while
the delegates shouted.
you're hearts are right" he said finally.
II told President Roosevelt when 1 left
Washington that Kansas was with him all
the time and 1 think he will know it as We
do now. Roosevelt is right now, and he al
ways was right. He is right because God
made him so!''ai taD.
Senator Burton; 2nEho until recently OPP
posed the Presidents reciprocity policy. told
the conventioA that reciprocity with Cuba
was right ana necessary, but no home in
dustry should've injured. A bill is now be-
House bill, which substitute would be sat
isfactory to all interests. he said.
|. The convention, after effecting permanent
organization, TRANSACTED business rapidly,
Mr. Bailey being nominated on the first bal
lot and thereT being no bitter contest for
any of the other Offices. se.' ..4.'
The platforms warmly indorses the ma
tional administration.
evening the delegates were bent On doing
business tonight, and at once proceeded
with the nomination.
The platform reaahrms adherence to the
principles of the national platform of 1900,
euIogizes William Mckinley. and says:
Succeeding to theIpresidency under tragic
and most trying circumstances, Theodore
Roosevelt at once won the confidence of the
country by the announcement that his
highest endeavor would be to continue the
wise policy Of hts illustrious predecessor.
and during the months that have followed
has so discharged the duties of his great
Office as to win the respect and affection of
the people. We are proud of his ability. his
courage and his sturdy Americanism. and
we pledge him the cordial and earnest sup
port of the republicans of Kansas in all his
efforts to continue our splendid prosperity
and to maintain the high honor of the res
public at home and abroad. Kansas looks
forward with joy to the coming time, but
two years distant when a victorious re-
publican party viii march under banners
bearing the inscription. For President
Theodore Roosevelt. - syaa
As to the tariff the platform says:
" The republican principle of protective
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BAILEY FOR GOVERNOR.
Kansas Republicans Nominate Him
on First Ballot.


A dispatch from Wichita, Kans.. last
night says: The republican state conven-
ton tonight nominated the following ticket:
Governor-Former Representative w. J.
Bailey Of Baileyville.
Lieutenant governor-D ]. Hanna Hi,
City.
Smith Center.
Auditor-Seth G. Wells, Erie
Supreme observation-disclosures term. H. s.
Mason, Garden City; J. c. Pollock. Win
field, and A. l.. Greene. Newton.
Supreme justice-Four-year term, A. H.
Ellis. Beoit.
Supreme justice-Two-year term. F. W.
Cunningham, Emporia.
Treasurer-Thomas 7. Kelly. Miami -
Attorney general-C. c. Coleman. Clay
Center.
Superintendent of insurance.. T. Day.
hoff. Hutchinson.
Superintendent of public instruction
Charles H. Luling, Wichita
Congressman-at-large- s. Scott, lola
The feature of the convention was the
Mr.. Bailey controlled the convention from
the start. and began by electing as tempo
Iary chairman George F. Cole. who said,
on taking the chair: -
Let us bury all our differences; let us do
all our lighting against the enemy. Let us
be republicans; let us indorse thoroughly
that splendid republican, our President,
Theodore Roosevelt"
In response to general demand, Con-
gresham Long. one of the leaders OF tho
fight in the House for Cuban reciprocity,
made a speech in which he said:
THE Cuban reciprocity bill has passed
the House. and 1t will pass the Senate. or
there will be an extra session Of Congress.
II there Is an extra session, my friends In
the fifth district must prepare to take care
Of my campaign for We will stay there un-
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Prof. John Quincy Adams Lectures on
''The Relation of Art to Work.

From the New York Tribune.
Prof. John Quincy Adams addressed the
Arts Club last night on 1.-The Relation of
Art to Work." making a plea for improve
nent in the conditions under which indus
trial labor is done. He advocated the beau
tifying of factory interiors and grounds,
not merely for artistic reasons, but under
the broader sanction of increased efficiency.
Our industrial system not only subdi
vides the work. said Professor Adams.
but it also divides the workmen." He
added that the tendency to make it possi-
BILE to segregate individual workmen in life
long attention to some special minute point
of mechanical processes produced more re-
suits in material but less benefit to the OPP
orators. mo one Is really making articles
now said the lecturer: they are all max
ing money"
Machinery had, of course. come to stay,
and plans to discard it, such as Ruskin's
and Morris were futile. But at present
human dissatisfaction was increasing in a
direct ratio with the increased use of labor
saving machinery. The burdens were be-
ing fightened, but the drudgery enhanced.
The solution lay IN following the example
of nature. which loaded monotony with
plea sure and surrounding every mechani-
cal process with many delightful sense inn
press.ons. A practical illustration of the
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4 Seersucker Dress Ginghams,
Sc. yard-37sc
\ Lot of Plain and Figured
\ Lawns, good size lengths sell at Zoe. yard
' 4Bc.
Apron Ginghans. in assorted
checks: sell at 51ac. yard 7sc.
Fringed Doylies-Ic.
BOYS Wash Knee Pants, Gala
4 tea cloth-7iac.
y Boys Plain Blue Cheviot Knee
= Pants. all wool-1ohc.
: Boys Wash Sailor Suits, good
grade Gaatea cloth, deep sailor collar-25c.
BOYS Black and Blue Cheviot
= Double breasted Suits. extra nice grade and
y cial at 81 %.
A collection of Women's and
y Children's untrimmsd Straw Hats. in many
. desirable shapes and colors; have sold up to
81 .63-choice. 19c.
y Women's Walking Skirts, ex-
!. cellently made, in dark gray, with full flare;
S2.49 is the regular price-s1.19.
4 Women's Gray Homespun
:, ally l.9s.
: Black and Blue Polka Dot
= Duck Skirts. trimmed with plain duck band
y very special at G9c.
. Corded Dimities, in fancy fgur-
:, ed scroll, stripe and polka dot effects; 6Hc.
value Il dress pattern to a buyer,-21sc.
y Lot Of Plain Organizes and
y Figured Lawns, good size pieces sell at Sc.
yard-3sc.
. Excellent Quality India Linen;
regular &c. vaue-47sc.
y w ain u tef n i h d Window
q Screens. IS In. Nigh; will fit ordinary windows
= -12kc.
Remnants of Heavy Floor Oil
q cloth. pretty patterns-171ac. I'd.
. Waterproof Felt Window
y Shades, various colors. with fixtures 6Hc.
. Infants Long Slips with trim
med yokes-19c.
Special lot of Good Corsets,
o long. short and medium, every size in the lot;
!. SOC. is the regular prce-choice, &c.
!. Celebrated Raven" Shoe Dress
: ing for preserving and polishing kid-4c.
= Ladies Regular SIPS Dongola
q Shoes-69c.
u Lot of Purest Linen Dress
r. Skirts handsomely made with deep corded
J" founce and inserting to match very fine; S3.3s
Is will be the price-special at S29S.
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CONTINUED


Best Quality Capitol" Window
Shades. in all colors. with hxturcs-I65sc.
Heavy Floor Linoleum, in pref
" patterns; good size lengths; worth up TO
f5c. yd. 2ac
Woven Hammocks. with pillow
and spreader sell at 81 90 everywhere
Women Long kimona Wrap
pcrs. all sizes. new and dainty styles 94c
5 Children Handsome White
Dresses. mad with rufficd skirts. 10 and L.
year sizes. sod at SO Ia SIS. slightly mussed
10y neutrality-suspicious.. S49S.
Large lot of Elegant White
Waists. many beautiful styles and effects never
sold under sl.9s special for this hour. 9sc
Ladies Elegant Oxford Ties.
black and russell. sizes up to a.. regularly sell
ing at sl.25-'i2isc
Youths Patent Leather. Veal
CAN and Russet Shoes sold Mt sl25 and SI.75
-Sgc.
Women'S and Misses Bcauti-
fully Trimmed Hats in many new and cx-
trenely attractive styles. selling at s. 9S spe-
cial, S3.9s
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O0NTINUED.)

VoN1NUED.t
Narrow Torchon Laces. with
1nsertings to match sell at Sc. yard-21ac
Mems Eclipse Shirts, pleated
bosoms plain eolors and stripes; sell at $1.25
-S5c.
Mems All-silk Shield Bows, 2oc.
value-9e.; 3 for 25c.
Mems I2Hc Handkerchief,
plain whites.
Women's Fast Black Hosiery.
Ice value-7c pair pairs for pc.
Women's Isle Thread Vests.
silk trimmed, otis make; regularly 59c.-
No. 40 Al1-silk Taffeta Ribbons,
all colors, 25c. yard always-13c.
Mill lengths in Bleached Muslin,
full yard wide, extra good qualities worth up
to &c. yard-3Isc.
Unbleached Muslin, large mill
lengths, fine and closely woven; 5c value
Wool Albauoss, pink, light blue
and gray the quality sold everywhere at 39c.
yard-15c.
Granite Cloth, in black, red and
green. 40 inches wide, best wearing material
for skirts; sells at ACC. yard-29c.
Mems Fast Black Hose, &c.
value-5c.
Women's Fast Black Hosiery,
15c. value-6c.
Mems Pepperell Jean Drawers,
50c. value-29c.
Mems Balbriggan Underwear,
SOC. value-19c.
A large variety of Flowers for
hat trtm No
blossoms, Foliage, &c; sold at soc~1oc. >''
Women's Walking Skirts, in
tasteful dark gray. with deep stitched iounce;
$40 regularly-Sl.79.
Women's Fine Brilliantine
Dress Skirts, elegantly made and very popu-
lar-s2.9s.
Women's Blue and Black Duck
Skirts. nicely made. with three bands of plain
s1.9s
Fine Heavy Corded Japanese
Hand-woven Silks: all this seasons newest
productions and in all the leading shades.
such as light blue and white, hellotrope and
white pink and white. eeru and white. gray
and white, shrimp and white, cadet and white.
ciel and white. pearl and white also
with colored and fancy effects; especially
adapted for summer wear, shirt waist costumes
and childrens dresses; 49c. is the real value
special at 29c
3O-lnch New Batlste. in the lat
est stripe, figure scroll and dash effects; very
sheer and fine; plain and fancy colors; sells at
&c. yd. SIC.
Walnut-hnished Screen Doors,
nicely finished. various slzes-59c.
Hardwood Window Screens, "a
inches high will fit almost any window-2sc.
Heavy 81 Colored Table Oil
cloth. pretty patterns and eolors-71ac. I'd.
White Applique Scarfs, Shams
and Centerpieces, slightly soiIed; worth up to
Heavy Bed Spreads, pretty pat
terms; worth 6oe. Zone to a customer)-sac.
Lot of Misses and Children's
Shoes, extra fine quality. worth s1.25-7Sc.
IS pairs Youths Patent Leath-
er Springfield Shoes, sizes 10 to IL, regularly
81 5o-to close, SIC.
Women's Corset Covers-Ioc.
Gowns, Long and Short Skirts,
Drawers and Corset Covers, worth 69c.-special
for this hour, Soc.
1000 Wrappers, made of finest
lawns. tastefully trimmed with embroidery,
all sizes. sell at s1.00-59c.
Choice of any White or Col
ored Waist selling at 9sc., many styles. but
toned back or front-69c
Chiidren's Daintily Trimmed
Hats mulls wire frames satin ribbons.
lace and flowers; extremely high grade and
stylish, sell rapidly UP to sl.69-s3c.
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tariff was never more firmly fixed in our
national policy than 1t is now. Reciprocity
has been well described as the handmade
of protection, and under wise republican
administration reciprocal arrangements can
be negotiated with other nations which will
result in opening new markets for Ameri-
can production, without in any degree in
terfering with the prosperity of our home
Industries. We, therefore, reaffirm our ad-
herence to these two cardinal tenets of the
republican faith, believing that both will be
of the highest Importance in helping the
United States to win and maintain the COM
mercial supremacy of the world.
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NOMINATIONS AT CLEVELAND.
Full State Ticket Named by the Ohio
Republicans

Following is the complete ticket nominal
ed by the Ohio republican state convention
a. Cleveland yesterday:
Secretary OF state-Lewis C. Laylin Of
NorwaIk
Judge OF supreme court-Wiliam B. Crew
of McConnelsyille.
Food and dairy commissioner-HoraceA An
keney OF Xenia.
Member OF the board of public works
William Kirtley, jr.. of Defiance.
The republican state convention, which
has been a continued ovation here all week
60 Senator Hanna, closed this evening with
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to special duty under Commander Beehler
and is now engaged in familiarizing himself
with the details of the post in order that he
may relieve Commander Beehler October 1
1t would be in no way remarkable if Lieut.
Gommander Potts were not presented to
Emperor William before that date
Admiral van Sender Bibran, the chief of
the imperial marine cabinet, welcomed
Lieut.. Commander Potts to Berlin TO-DAY
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fHECHTS' GREATER STORES, 513=515 zth.:

the last few days between the United States
and Mexico for the reference of a long
standing claim to The Hague tribunal for
aiiiudication/ this being the first case, he
said to be thus formally laid before that
international court. In conclusion, Mr.. Fos-
ter paid feeling tribute to the late Lord
Pauncefote who, he said, had done more
than any man of his day in the promotion
of peace and good will between the two
great English-speaking nations of the globe.
The general subject of consideration at
the afternoon session of the conference was
ton
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Women'S Pure Linen Dress
Skirts. very fine and heavy quality; made with
deep corded houncas; some with match insert
ing: will sell for s3.9s special at ass.
White Pique Shirts, Handsomely
made with . rows embroidery inserting; So 9s
Is the Regular price-sl-9s.
Blue and Black Cheviot Dress
skirts. narrow hips. serpentine effect beau
h fifnily e., trimmed NM With stitched taretn silk
sell for sl29 special. se.4s.
stantialiy made-oc
Boys Linen Crash Sailor Suits,
blue and white braid trimming; 9sc is ,he
regular price-49c.
Boys Very High-grade Sailor
cioth' never sold under s1-5O-special at s3c.
BOYS Seersucker Coats. neat
black and white stripes. sizes to IG 25c.
Ready-made Bleached Pillow
Cases; sell at Sc a TO a buyer,-45sc.
Ready-made Bleached Sheets.
hand torn and hand ironed; sell at Soc and 5sc.
% to a buyerl-39c.
Ready-made Bleached Bolster
Cases; SEC. value-29c
Fringed Towels, red borders %
to a buyerl-17sc.
Turkey Red Table Linen. fast
color. 6s inches wide; 25c. value-I5c
Mems Balriggan Underwear,
Shirts and Drawers; soc, vaIue-s5c; for 81
Black Fishnet Neilings, worth
25c. yard-1sc.
Mems Pleated-bosom Percale
and White Madras Shirts; 75c. grade-45c
White Pique Skirts, best quality.
rows fine inserting-yery special at s2.9s
Fine Blue and Black Cheviot
Dress Skirts. handsomely trimmed with taneta
reeularly-s6-9S.
Finest and most stylish Moire
SILK Dress Skirts: many beautiful effects:
every skirt high grade and never sold under
S9SS-special at S7.9S
Beautiful White Pique Skirts.
finest quality. four bands Of elegant inserting:
never sold under 4-9s-S3ss.
Finest India Linen Shirt Waist
suits. several charming styles. sheerest and
choice this hour. si9s.
Children's Fine Oxfords, patent
leather and kid regular price. 75c.-speciaI for
this hour. SOC.
Ladies Fine Patent Leather
oxfords, latest style; sell al 81 IS s1.25.
Mems Best Grade Canvas Lace
Shoes and oxfords; value, sI.75-sI.I5.
Special purchase OF Beautiful
White Waists. in many elaborate and elegant
styles, including low neck and elbow sleeves,
lace and embroidery designs; worth up 10 So
choice this hour. S19s.
Children's White Dresses for
commencement, fine materials, nicely made,
10 Il years-$l 9s.
Heavy Stair or Runner Oil
cloth; sells at loo. yard-5L.c.
81 Colored Table Oilcloth-
II.e. yard
Women'S and Children'S I'm
trimmed Hats, large. medium and small dress
shapes; Shirt Waist Hats: Cuban. Manila. Jap.
and fancy braids; finest French chip, al colors;
sell for SOC To 81. 6Y-special at lsc.
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1 1 to IL.

Women's Fast Black Hosiery,
15c value-5c
Narrow Embroidered Edgings,
sell at 1Oc. yard-3hc.
Women's Lace Isle Thread
Hosiery; 2oc. value-l211c.
Children's Fast Black Hosiery,
all sizes; Ice. va,ue-9c.
Mems All-silk Reversible Four
in-hands; the soc. knd-25c.
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1 O to 1 1 :

p Boys Merrimac Percale Waists,
b pleated back and front-(2 to a buyer)-9kc.
i Boys Fine Quality Wash Suits,
!. deep sailor collar. Galatea cloth-4sc.
: Special lot BOYS Blue Sailor
u Blouse Suits. red and white soutache braid
n trimming. nicely made. and never sold under
$1.93-very special for this hour, SOC.
y Choice from 20 styles Boys
n Double breasted Suits. all wool, fancy mixed
!" cassimeres and mixed cheviots; all newest
b styles; none sold less than $3.50 $1.s9.
b Boys "Brownie" Overalls, fin
! est quality denim-16c.
! BOYS Corduroy Knee Pants,
: will stand endless wear and look well-29e.
y Torchon Laces and Point de
b Paris Laces and Match -Insertings; worth 1Oc.
{, yard-34e.
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effect of such impressions were experiments
showing increasing power of muscular eX-
ertion I'm blue. green. yellow, orange and
red light. Strong color was recommended
for interior walls. rather than the usual
neutral tints. and mural decoration was
much to be desired.
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Close at kTomor Decorate Day
!. The Hour Sales Will Make
five Bu5y Hour5 tomorrow


| @ S " nn @m as Wa% h &gs
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Keane to Succeed Corrigan.

dispatch from London last night says:
The Rome correspondent of the Daily Mail
saws that at the consistory to be held June
8 the pope will nominate Archbishop Keane
of Dubuque, Iowa. to succeed the late Arch
bishop Corrigan OF New York.
Archbishop Keane was formerly rector
of The Catholic University At Washington
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-05-14
How You Can Be Cured-Safely
PainlesSly and Permanently.

We cure Varicocele in flve days, to stay
cured forever, without pain. suffering or in
convenience. Not only are you freed from
all traces Of disease and weakness, but the
wasted powers OF manhood are restored in
their fullest degree. Besides giving internal
constitutional remedies. we use q local
treatment which quickly re-establiahes q
healthy circulation Of blood to the weak
gives permanent strength and power to
the %erectile tissues Of the generative organs.
Soon all the ill effects Of o N former folly
their stead come the pride. the power und
pleasures OF perfect health and robust man.
hood. We have seen a men ruined
harsh. ~antiquated surgical methods- This
is a delicate and serious disease. We have
cured over 10000 Of the most aggravated
cases, without a single failure. We can
satisfy you that we have the quickest, SAT-
est and surest cure known to medical SCI
enCe.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-05-14
V%aricOcele VS.. Vitality.
Summer Heat Aggravates Varico-

Summer Heat Aggravates Varico-
cele.
While varicocele is always facilitating. It
is tenfold more injurious during the suIn-
mer months. The heat causes a relaxation
Of the tissues, and the congested veins are.
distended with unhealthy, superheated
blood. which certainly endangers the health
Of every Varicocele sufferer. Your physi-
clan advises a suspensory, or gives you
medicines to relieve the nervousness etc,
but they give only temporary relief and
stimulation. A suspensory simply hides your
deformity; you confess your weakness by
wearing it. You may iatter yourself and
think that you are as strong as formerly.
Don't deceive yourself: this disease has
wrecked stronger men than you. Are you
the man you were before this disease stole
upon you? Answer yourself honestly. and
come to us for a safe and lasting cure.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-05-14

ing naDlt. BY put
ting this odorless
and tasteless rem
edy In the coffee
or food of the I'M
fortunate all de-
sire for drink is
destroyed. Miss
Isabelle Turner,
one of the best
known and most
popular society
women in Califor-
mia. cured her
brother of the
drink habit after
all other methods
had failed.
She says: Il wish
every mother, SIS
fer danobtar ~
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-05-14

Earned runs-New York 2. Two-base hits-Iau-
Sacrifice hits.Hartnan / Double .piaysGEvsns.
BoTerman and Doyle 1: Bean. Smith and Doyle
z; Hartman and Brashear l.. Stolen bases-Van
Haltren :. Doyle l. Bases on balla-on Wicker /.
L by Evans 8. Left on bases-St. Louis 10 New
York I. Time-..One hour and nfty-nve mlnutes
ump:r1Cantfllion.