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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-12
City in Brief
Personal and Other Items o!
Interest 70 WichItans.


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J. W. Clinton went to Kingman last
night on business.
Mrs {. J. Neal of Peck was visiting in
the city yesterday.
Captain H. W Koeneke left for Kan
sas ,City yesterday.
Miss Jessie Jameson visited in the city
yesterday afternoon.
.ars Charles Page is III at her home.
"a St. Francis avenue
Mrs. c. Jones Of Goddard was in the
city shopping yesterday.
John mckinley OF Dsnver. Colo. is in
the city for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry seekamp Of Derby
were in the city yesterday.
Tom Taylor Of Geo. Times & Co. drew
the s25 pillow ST Dockums No. g.
4. T. Matthews Of Louisiana. Mo. was
in the city yesterday on business.
O. /. Parrot left for Oklahoma city
yesterday for short visit with friends.
John T. Stewart Of Wellington was a
business visitor in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w \ Parsons and r l.
Zriebck went TO Los Angeles. Calf. yes
terday.
\. J Adams arrived in the city yes
turday after visit with his parents at
Mulvane.
W. o. Sternberg is attending the terri
toriai medical association in oklahoma
City this week
J. p. Thompson has purchased the bar
Der shop OF Slater x Proctor at rs Yves,
Douglas avenue.
Mrs. \. Dumbauld and daughter. Flo
rine. have gone to Newton 10 visit friends
for a few days.
Lincoln HcKinley of Newkirk. o. r.,
was in the city yesterday visiting bis
mother and sister.
James X. Knllan OF Denver. Colo. was
in the city yesterday looking after his
business interests here.
sam Oakford, representing jenkins
Sons Music house Of Kansas City. Mo
was in the city yesterday.
Mrs Y p Mooney and Miss Cora
Mooney OF Fl Dorado were ia the city
yesterday visiting ". II. Mooney.
Mr. and Mrs ". NJ Taylor Of well
l.ngton were visiting IN the city yester-
day. tho guests of Thomas Taylor.
Miss Enc ingram 4 Nian Sc IN tho
city She viii remain here during the
winter and study music in The keiso
school
Columbia lodge. No. 3 O. T. r. X.
VIII meet Today cThurrIayI t. complete
arrangements Tor the grand lodge ses-
sion
Miss Erna Barieides ~ Lawrence ia
visiting Nj and AIrs Georre Felii and
Nj and Mrs Raymond Smith 1T Us
South Topeka.
Mr 4 + Blanchard and family left
yesterday over IN santa - for 1n
Diego. Calf. where they VIII make thcir
future home.
The Coifax Cleaners DISPOSED q tneir
slumber robe ard 4. q. D1raey vas tue
lucky ono. Please cal AZ So s8uln Wa
ter street and get a.
Shirley Jacrlyn s. p Wlnreid as eHpefi
stenographer f1r The deferye i7 ~ C7f-
feIt case. which j. up for trial ia the
Cnltfd stafee circuit court
A z. Abbott u CIancorow. who re-
Gently he'd hls shoulder dis-1tafll in
Karses city returned % vork F-atrr1ay
n the railway mail service
Three former court hrrre fn11i ~
Robert Bs 'enfine. e8-flerfr.ilr .i4f1h-i
and eN-Jault1r r. Piston we're eoan
from Ya-ey Ce-fer S.ate-lsv
G r Tanzey. f7rugeriy r-F aft9rreg
- Cai8wsu. has moved ~ the city and
las erersS az ofrce iu ere r0m a1-
5egrlge tha ~. G. ElkEtelr oHees
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-12
DR. ED UP
Coffee Was Drying Up Her Blood.

Gomez had the peculiar effect Ou me
OF thickening the blood and lessening II
in quality in other words. drying il Up.
says young lady Of Shelton. Seb-. and
50 long as I used the drug. coffee had
terrific headaches. frequently acCompa-
MEL by sour stomach and a very bad
breath
Ny condition was serious and knew
something had 80 Be done. so I decided
To cult coffee and d-.nk Postum
a few DAYS afte- I qu!t drinking cof-
Zee an shifted 70 Postum ! felt much
better and continued To improve on the
Postum. until I an noK entirely free
from headaches ard stomach trout ard
steadily gaining in flesh and health and
feel happy and fun q rich. pure b,ood-
Ny parents were a9lng Is long as they
we're coffee drinkers They we-e car
tainly great coffee ac1as ard claimed
that they could not get coffee strong
enough fer them ard Ia father in pay
ticular. ~as regular slave e coffee.
drinking many cups or il daily. although
Re had terrific headaches about once
week. while ny mother cozDpleined Of
her liver and took different liver re-le-
dies. Sc; AZ 70 no avail
Then ! pe-sus1es them n quit coffee
and dr-ak Post-7a Food CoGe= and the
result zss al thus ! hid hsl-ed Or ant
besh are aow hearty eaters zz5 are
strong Ard VeiL ! k1o= Of many 0thaF
cases where leaving q oo1ee ard s-rk-
ing Postum isss reseltas5 n wCld Ert1i
changes II healyh Sznse gwen by Pos
turn Co. Battle Creek. Mleh
Lick n ezes skzge io- a copy %
the famous lstle book The Rad TO
We11x.l-~'
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-12
STILL UNSETTLED
Probable That Kansas and
Nebraska Won't Play
ULTIMATUM Is PRESENTED
Negotiations Already in Pro-
gress with X C. Medics.

Lincoln. Neb., Nov. 1.-THE football
dispute between Nebraska and Kansas
is still unsettled and the game at Law
renee next Saturday is in doubt. To-
night Prof. Condra of the Nebraska ath-
letic board conversed with members of
the Kansas eligibility committee over the
long distance telephone. Arfidavits made
by Bender and Wilson. the two protested
Nebraska players. were read, and Ne
braska presented an ultimatum in effect
that If the protest was not Withdrawn
and answer made before 10 O'Clock to-
morrow morning Nebraska would not go
to Kansas.
1t is thought here that there will not
be any game and negotiations are in pro-
gress to play the Kansas City Medics at
Kansas City Saturday.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-12

Regular scssion Of the Eiks tonight.
limitations and important hueines-
The Chudren's Home board sill meet
with Mrs r. =. Battir. On Norfh Topeka.
this afternoon at --i
Triple Tie benefit association viii hfld
"a special meeting this evcrinR 90 4, 70.
T.. ". hail l25 South Main street
Carpenters. notice Local 80. zm WIN
meet this evening at ~ sharp. Nrettpl
business All members should bee prcsefti.
The members 81 wichita lodge. 80 :.
.. T. IT, s. are requested to attend iaF
regular meeting this evening f9r .mpot1
ant husiness.
Ladies or thc Maccabeer wiz have u
meeting this evening 90 20 clock
the Maccabee han. q good attendance
is wished fer
wichits Musicians union VIII bold q
special meeting tonight ut the poles
court room All members are requested
70 be present. Bnsiness 90 isHportaace
There VII o. special meeting az the
Threshers' association iu the Tarl.ra e
the Manhattan hotel u'st saturlay a
7.So r. ~. All interested r~raana are re-
quested 20 pc present
An experience social vii De- given -
The ladies ~ tn Centra, chri-fisn church
al the Phoenix EuFc hall aeAf Esturday
evening Ail are Invited 20 come aui
hear hou the ladies earned their dollar
on uext Sunday evening November I5.
AZ the Unitarian church sacred concert
will be- given under the direction ~ Mff.
chu8e. assisted iy th. best Iocai talent
in the city
There viii Dc "A sacred co-crrf ~ tIs
Unitarian church ca arrf Sunday 'srn-
INK a.eYefuses 1s. under the di-eet.9n -
Sire ChId. esristed D. f4. 1eFf l0 9
talent iu tire r.tr 8 firsf Hfsrirg vI1
BE- taken "a fhc door
There vfI 81 p social 20 ere faurg
Teople.e society ~ fhs Reformed ehar. "a
90 tne horae 20 paul ora s8as Brown -
south Lawrerre avenue tHls evening.
Tiir social if 90 pisararf t.ase and 70
charVes arr tD - ref
trfrfirs To1-ci. ~ q Ancient orirr
a. T,~rn ruifr. meets tonight good et-
tfldaure 81 resaerfe1 tH ofEera sai
saenbfrF - -. team especially Teltr.t-
81 fo 81 preseut fif'tior r.aufcrs vel
cone HaH over So Esrt LasEiaa
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Resolution

Be II Resolved. b. the Mayor and Coun-
cilmen Of the city Of Wichita.
That it is, ana is hereby declared nee
essary 10 grade The following part and
parts OF streets hereinafter named. to-
Wit: Fern avenue, from Douglas avenue
to the first alley south the same 10 be
paid for by special assessments 70 be
levied upon the PROPERTY ahutung upon
the parts of streets TO be So graded or
filled as provided by law.
l4S-6t J. J.. LELAND. City Clerk.
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Sealed Proposals.
ONlCe tlly CLERK,
Wichita. Kan. Nov. 10 1903

OIlCe Olly clerk,
Wichita, Kan, Nov 10, 1903.
Sealed proposals will be received at this
office until II o'clock m. November l6
1902, for the paving and curbing of Rock
Island avenue from Douglas avenue to
Division street
The approximate amount OF work TO be
covered by this contract is as follows:
2,4S2 hneal feet cement business curb.
2,3e9 cubic yards earth excavation.
6.Ss5 square yards paving.
Said paving to be constructed Of brick
according to plans and specifications on
file in the ONCE OF city engineer. Bids
must be accompanied by certified check.
made payable to the city OF Wichita
in the sum equal to one per cent Of the
estimated cost Of said Improvements, as
a guarantee OF good faith.
The mayor and council reserve the right
10 reject any and all bids.
l5o-3t J. l. LELAND. City Clerk.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-12
Mrs. winsIow's Soothing Syrup.
KANSAS PULLETS WILL LAY.
At Contest Beginning April in
Australia.

DR.. J. Martin of Wichita has
shipped nine of his Rhode Island Rca
pullets TO Australia. These are 10 com
pete in the World Egg Laying contest
beginning April J. 1904. and lasting o7e
year under the auspices OF the Aus rail- n
government. For this contest l. opens OF
layers have been assigned 10 the various
countries OF the world 10 furnish the
United States being assigned % Furnish
ten pens. and of these Wichita has been
honored by being requested 10 furni
one pen.
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TIE ,fELRA CONCERT

Everybody IS talking about Nine Mel
Ia drst appe a-ance III this city at the
Teller Auditorium next Friday evening
The event j. one worry OF the interest Z
i Cresteing. for Nine Aella and her
associate artists are sure 70 present
program ~ r,7,isscal s~Iorrfo-~ ~r----~i,~ 80
anything ths; has been heard here n re-
cent yez-s tH -aue --It =
Nine Mclla jusj.des ;he pleasant aatic-
iraJiors that are being inauiged in re-
sarisgE this occasion wnic' VII M
doubleday be ss brilliant g social AGAR
as i "a u "a from a T1us--al Standpoint
The splendid "-s --sssu wtfh its With q
artistic gems viii afford 4 hearing Z
Mule Nefta ard an tn artists n her
organization under the rncst favorable
auspices. a better choice or nlgn s,sTs
for Nine NeiSa could hardly have been
made as she mad scene from Lucia
the vocal waltz fr0a -RoE.eo aid JoiAs:'
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-12
STONES ARE THROWN
MEETING AT BIRMINGHAM is NOT
so OISOROERLT.
Give "ree Foo6ers" Fair Hearing, Is
Chamberlains Advice.

Birmingham, Eng, Nov. n.-There was
no fulfillment of the serious trouble eX-
pected at the meeting addressed here
tonight by Lord Hugh Cecil and Wi $
ton Churchill NJ p in OBJ osi j. n to
the fiscal program of Jos. Chamber aia.
II is estimated that the crowds surround
ing the town hall during the progress
OF the meeting numbered $4,000 rersors
few stones were thrown and sosre win
dows were broken. but is is bell we'd that
the prevention OF more serious disor
ders was cue TO the earnest appeal of
the supporters of Mr.. ChamberIa n, sup
plemente1 by the advice of the local
newspapers, to give the free fooders''
fair hearing as well as to the excellent
police arrangements.
The meeting was attended by 500 per-
sors. Mrs. George Cornwal.is-West, for
merry Lady Randolph Churchill and
mother of Winston Churchill. was in the
audience.
Mr. Churchill devoted his speech to
denunciaticn of Mr.. Chlmberlsins p-o-
pagana and urgel the con nuation OF
the free trade policy OF Great Britain
which he said had done moro 10 main
tain the peace of the world than lad
been done by all the prime ministers and
colonial secretaries during The past cen
fury. Every mention by M ChurC hill
of Jos. Chamberlain name was greeted
with cheers and counter cheers. HIS
statement that Great Britain was prosper
Gus and her trade good was received with
both Kisses and cheers. Canadian and
Australian loyalty" said Mr. Churchill.
had already been proved on veldt and
KOpje. 1t could not be bought at shil-
ings per quarter"
Lord Hugh Cecil followed Mr.. Church
hill, delivering a speech in a similar vein.
y resolution denouncing the proposed
protective tariff and admitting the right
OF the government to impose retaliatOry
duties in special cases was carried by
large majority.
At the close of the meeting the great
crowd outside the town hall dispersed
good naturally. singing national songs
and cheering for JOS Chamberlain.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
oy MILLIONS OF MOTHERS foy their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING. with
PERFECT SUCCESS IT SOOTHES the
CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS. ALLAYS
all PAIN. CURES WIND collie and 3
the best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold
by druggists In every part Of the world
Be sure and ask for Mrs Winslow'E
Soothing Syrup and take no other kind
Twenty cents a bottle
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-12
A. srs Tcie-,

Taken from the Atohison Globe OF two
weeks ago:
The Jack HoefAer company presented
Master and Man u another crowded
house ct the Overland last evening. The
sQecialties were very pleasing. as was
the play This afternoon 5hey gave
matinee and the house vas jaumed -
witness The Prince OF Liars. This
evening the company close their week $
engage meat here with Jesse James
The fisy has a moral and the house viii
90 crowded ~ usual. for sIready many
seats have been sold and there was
lively demand al afternoon for them
Taose Who have been uuta3Ie 20 attend
turicg the week ril 90 tonight.
The Hoef1er company comes 20 the
ToIsr Auditorium for one week COM
rre-cug MonGae. November Is. and the
7ublic are guaranteed the best attraction
eyer scen IN Wichita ~ ucrular prices
70. p aad "a cents. with ls5y free Monday
1i~ht with each % cent ticket purchased
before =. II.
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At Garfield Hall.

At Garfield Hall.
The following letter regarding the next
number in the Carter Star Lecture
Course to be given in Garfield hal on
Thursday night of this week. has been
received by Whitney r. Tucker from
friend in Boston, one of high standing
and competent judgment. 1t speaks for
itself. BY kind permission Of Mr..
Tucker it is published:
Boston, Mass, Nov. 3. 1903.
Dear Mr. Tucker:-On November eth,
at Garfield hall. will be given a concert
by the Bostonian Orchestra. Some of
them I know personally. and l know them
to be the finest orchestra Of women
players in the world If you and Mrs.
Tucker and your boys want,a treat. go
by all means and hear them. Yours truly,
w. II. BRADLEY.
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To the Public.

have purchased the barber snop at
l15 West Douglas avenue. and will be
pleased TO see my old customers. as well
as new ones New furniture will be i'll
stalled and an up-to-date shop main
tanned. ]. B. THOMPSON.
152-tf
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cHAUTAUouA CIRCLES.

Alma Circle viii meet with Mr.. Erwin
Taft next Tuesday evening. 7Is North
Market street. Program:
Chautauqua Songs-Circle
Readings from Poe-Meddie O. Hamil-
ton.
Daniel c. French On Chautauquan)-
Mrs. Erwin Taft.
Music-Cecilian Quartette.
Geographic Influences IN American
History. Chapter e-Mr. Amos Mccain.
Roll Cau-Quotstions from Edgar 4.
Poe.
The ST. Paul Chaufsuqua Circle VII
meet At the home q Miss Burress Mon
dav evening A. rs. Program.
Sells Rchc'l.on-M.s Mary Tucker.
Map Review. Prairie Country-Aiss
Leila Ba-k
PAGER. Geoxrarh1c Inauences on West
e-1 Charlctfr-Mr. Tucker
Discussion A-e We Good Scighb0rs 20
Caua,sa Miss Lydia Moore.
Payer The Alaskan Bounfary-Niss
I.suchlan1.
Ron en-. Incidents Of Life ana work
n =. G. French
The E-xcrfh Chartapa1a Circle xii
meet 7-sl-agar evening. Eorernher T.. al
o'~iock sharp with 1he Misses Cox ~
Taurs avenue Mss Alabal Dorsey lead
CT Program,
r;aor-a- hss Influences n American His
tor. CHAPTER f-Hr Euffd-
Ius.c- Clsrioaet So4o-Mr. Roy Hen
alagE
-aflss Mai-i DorEfg
-he suuaozsr Csass:as4za crrrie 81
met r.th Irs razk Eflzht =
Fs-anclz a; eg uext Ion-ay afteraean
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Resolution 70 Curb.

Be Il Resolved. by ths Mayor and Coun-
cilmeR or The city OF wichita,
That il is hereby declared necessary 70
cons rust "a permanent cement e-:sh n
gutter on The cas-, and west slices u En-
p0r.a avenue from Ten h To Eleventh aIsl
the east and ives. des OF Top k1 ave-
nue.. IL the ci,y OF Wichita, Kansas. from
Douglas avenue TO C'hi.teenSh = set. ex-
ceptins where there is curb Of such CHAR
scter and in such location rs may b. ap-
proved ~ the city ensinosr, ana acco- i
ins 10 the specificati3rs for rcsid nee
carb now on file in The stiloe % The ii =
clerk OF the city of Wichita. and OF
such character = may be approved by
he oi,y engineer
1876 !. L. LELAND. city CLERK.
Attend Wichita Business Ceueg> and
Shorthand Institute It s oacn Away,
10 persons Of both sexes FszoI. Adams.
H.baiEer ana Price. II4-llS North Mar
Eet street. Wichita Kansas G;tf
\ St Louis Worlds FAIR Informat or
Bureau has been established II Is Il IL
street, Kansas City. in cha sc OF Mr..
/. s. Mcclellan, where Information WI
- cteeE1G.l. furnished ISs-ti-
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and the songs by Hahn and Tosti are all
well suited to display the wealth of Nine.
Melba's vocal abilities. Immediate appii-
cation is desirable by those who desire
to secure the few remaining seats unsold.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-12
Notice.

The firm of Wilson & Amick has dis
solved partnership. Wilson pays all debts
and collects all due the firm. I52-Itx
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Pi-o Cure is IN egt,f-af ramsdy -
c.f oa fae Isass soi1 by aa arussisfs
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-07-04

The Crystal Falls bunch went mp
against it for defeat at Baraga last
Sunday, Ii was not good game
from any standpoint for either team.
Crystal Falls had an off day and SEEM
ed to play anything but their regular
game. There were two experiments
on the team in the shape of new men
who were tried for the first time and
ia each case the result was minus
quaint ity. Nemacheck and Scott were
the only men on the team that put up
anywhere near their usual game
Along in the latter TART of the game
the boys got on their feet and played
better ball Had they played the same
article in the fore part of the game
the score would have been in their
favor.
The Baragas played about as poor a
game az the Crystal Falls but in better
luck None Of their erroVs cost runs
while five scores that they made can
be traced directly to errors on the
party of their opponents However, it
must not be inferred that Baraga has
an inferior team. They have some ex-
cellent meR and with brace in a
couple Of spots ought TO be able TO
show the best of them where to get
off at. Their pitcher, colored man
name johnson, was nothing extra in
the box but plays a good field game.
He received better support. as a whole.
than Nemacheck
The features of the game were the
phenomenal one handed catch of Mayo,
Baraga's right fielder and the work Of
Wester ON third. The latter is one of
the best third basemen in the pen
insula
Ball made three base hit fer CrYst-
al Falls and Hopkins and Hansman
two baggers for Baraga.
The score is as follows:
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-07-04
ALL BIDS
REJECTED
School Board sets all Offers
on Repair Work Aside.
CHANGES Specifications
and Calls for More Bids

The board OF education has been
doing lot Of business this week but.
unfortunately have not been able to
accomplish as much as they desired.
First their architect, Mr.. Hesse. wa
unable to be here to meet with them
at the appointed time and all of the
bids received for the repairs to the
school house had to be rejected. One
of the principal reasons for the rejec-
tion was a portion of the specifications
that called for a system of fan ventila-
tion to be operated by water motor.
There being no sewerage here il was
thought unadvisible TO use water
motor and the specifications were
ordered changed 80 as to obviate the
difficulty. The bidders are given an
extension of time to July III.
A new school house is To be built
in the Fisher settlement and Mr.. Hesse
was ordered to make out plans and
specifications for it.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-07-04
DYNAMO WORKING.

The new dynamo is in operation. 1t
was started up last week and has been
supplying the circuits since that time.
The lights show some improvement
but it will be necessary to get the
wires thoroughly over nauled before
the best results can be obtained
Supt Pierce has crew of men at
work on the poles now over hauling the
system.
The city council met last Monday
night in special session to act upon
the acceptance of the new machine
and were 50 we'll pleased with the way
that it works that they accepted it
without question.
The next thing is to pay for IL.
The city has no money on hand and
the manufacturers ask spot cash.
The committee appointed to confer
with j. II. Parks has not reported yet
80 it is not known if they have ac-
complished anything.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-07-04

4 Everyone is loud in praise of the
treatment received at Baraga. A
squarer deal was never dished out
tnan was given by the umpire. The
people were very courteous and not a
disrespectful remark was heard ON
the grounds The attendance at the
game was light owing to a heavy rain
that teel in the forenoon soaring
people from the outlying places away.
500 quit the field over at Cheboygan
last Sunday because OF decision OF
the umpire. IL visiting teams at the
500 should quit on every such oc-
casion there wouldn't be many games
played to finish in the Lock City.
Baraga is to have stronger team.
Captain Fribley went TO Chicago Sun
day night to get four men. They 20
into the base ball tournament at
Calumet today with determination
to show the copper country fellows
thing or two in the game.
A base ball tournament is to be held
at Calumet today, the fourth of July.
at Calumet. Baraga and Dollar Bay
cross bats in the forenoon. Calumet
taken on Lake Linden after dinner
and the winners saw off Immediately
following.
The work OH the new grounds is
being pushed as rapidly AS possible and
they will be in shape for game by
week from Sunday. The Milwaukee
Sentinels will probably play the open.
ing game at the new park. Manager
Corcoran is now in correspondence
with them.
Manager Corcoran will try the ex-
pertinent of having Saturday games
and il it pays one will be played
every SATURDAY. There are lot of
people that do not attend games on
Sunday who are DESTROYS Of seeing
Saturday games and they will be
played for the benefit of such people
Marquette is rapidly getting il,
name as a rowdy ball town. II is t
bad that the base ball enthusiasts OF
that place should mar the otherwise
excellent reputation of the Queen city
for hospitality.