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The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-07-26
BASEBALL GAME TODAY.

The Wichita team VIII cross bats With
the CIIdahy team this afternoon al the
fair grounds at 50 The Wichita team
has been very unfortunate the past week
in = financial way owing 10 the refusal
OF the South Haven and Oklahoma City
clubs TO keep the contracts they made
The club has won every game IL played
this week and has received the approval
OF the fans on every occasion sub
scription for the mssztsnance Of the club
will be circulated this week and a mum
Der of leading baseball enthusiasts VII
have charge OF the matter
The game viii be benefit for the ne~
team and all OF the fans should turn out
and show their appreciation OF the work
Of the new players A ten minute street
car service viii be had to and from the
ground.
The Wichita team Will play three games
in Kingman Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday. They expect TO have the
Hutchinson team here for games Friday.
Saturday and Sunday.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-07-26
MUSIC FOR CHURCH.
Sixteen Members Have Signed Pledge
TO Sing in Choir.

The official board of the Central Chris
tian church, in their last meeting. ap-
pointed their pastor. a. E. Dubber, TO the
task of organizing choir in conjunction
with Prof Leib, the services OF whom the
church has been fortunate enough to Sc
cure.
The following pledge was written and
sixteen people chosen from the best talent
Of the church have signed the same:
Believing that I can serve Christ and
the Central Christian church in Wichita,
Kansas. by singing the Gospel. and what
ever talent I may have, God has given
me. with which 10 honor Him. l agree TO
become a member OF the choir Of said
church. promising faithful and prompt
attendance on all the regular rehearsals
and church services when the choir is
on duty. If necessity cOmpelS my ab-
sence from either. I will inform the di-
rector as soon as possible and il at any
time I desire to leave the choir, I will
hand II my resignation TO Rev. Dubber -
The names of those who have agreed
thus to sing are: soprano. Mrs. c. H
Hatton. Mrs. l. ". Gill Mrs NJ H. Shol-
lengerger- and Miss Maud Bowman; Altos:
Miss Margie Kenagy. Miss Florence Car
win. Miss Cora McKibben and Miss Mabel
Pettijohn: Tenors. Mr.. B. F. Nc Kibben.
Mr. Carol Bower. Mr.. Leon A. Hunter
and Mr. Earl Blake; Bases. Mr.. l. ".
Gill. Mr. & H. Hatton. Nj H H Schol-
leuberger and Mr.. Franklin Payne.
There IS a great deal OF good talent in
the Christian church and Rev. Dubber
and Prof Leib have decided TO limit the
number OF voices TO sixteen. several OF
whom are under the personal instruction
Of the Professor.
II will certainly be great pleasure to
attend this church. not only TO hear their
able pastor. but 10 enjoy the singing OF
this choir. The evening services during
the summer Will be largely musical.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-07-26
Places of Worship
Religious Services in
Wichita Today.

F,nooriaL Avenue Baptist church. Sun
dav school at $50 a. m; preaching a
II. bv Elder ]. B. Phelps Subject, Bible
Sanctihcation.' B. P. P l. p m Even
| service, .. m.
At the South Lawrence Avenue Chris
tan church the pastor viii preach al
II a. m. on The Unutilized Power OF the
Sunday School" and al p m on The
Exchanging Faith
First Unitarian church, Central and To-
peka avenues, Rev w s Vail, pastor
The last service before vacation viii be
held Sunday morning at II o'clock Mrs
Metcalf, who was unable 10 sing last
Sunday, is now recovered and Will sEs
solo. The pastor Will preach on the
composite creed developed by the presi-
dent and sixty college students at Bow
dion college last June. All are welcome
AT Plymouth Congregational church.
DR.. Sargent will preach on Religion in
Daril Life. Prelude also on Death OF
Pope" vesper sermon at p. m and
report OF Y. P. s. c. E. at Denver
Reformed church, corner South Topeka
avenue and Lewis street; Bruce Griffith
pastor Morning service and sermon al
II o'clock Discourse on The Story OF
Hazar" No preaching service in even
ing. Sunday school az 10 a. m; Young
Peoples service at p. N. Everybody
welcome.
First Church of Christ. scientist, cor
ner of Lawrence and Second street today
at IL a. m. Subject. Love" The regu-
lar Wednesday evening meeting this week
ir1r-5 cd n 10
ices. The reading roora in the church
is open each afternoon. except Sunday,
from / 50 10 O'Clock.
TIler,is' chuich. Cleveland avenue. be-
tween Douglas and First stie--t- Sunday
school az 10 a m; meeting for worship,
i a. 70 ana p. m. Christian EEdoavur
p IN: prayer meeting THURSDAY
D. N. Rev. L c. Hinshaw. pastor; resi-
dence. % Poplar street.
Mr. George S. Watson will speak at
the mems meeting this afternoon at !
p. m at rooms Of the Young Mems
Christian Association, over 2lS North
Main street The young men. especially.
are requested TO be present at this meet
ing.
DR.. Granville Lowther, the Socialist
mon on Temperance Under Socialism, -
Sunday afternoon at 800 o'clock in Gar
field Hall
A D. Phelps Will preach 10 congregation
OF Emporia Avenue Baptist church, cor
ner Tenth and Emporia Sunday morning
and evening. Sunday school at s:45 a
m Young Peoples 7<0 p. m.
Central Christian Church; A E. Dub
Der. minister Place Of worship, 2lS y.
Aain street Preaching al lo:45 a. m.
Subject Some Of the Benefits Result
ing From the Greed Needing Not to Be
Revised" Splendid music at both morn
ing and evening services under the direc-
ton OF Prof. Leib. Preaching again at
S p. n. Short sermon Sunday school
at $50 a m: Christian Endeavor at p.
m No Junior Endeavor during the sum-
mer
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have been carried on under most favor

have been carried on under most favor
q BILE conditions, therefore be IL
Resolved that we extend our thanks
to the instructors for their faithful un-
firing efficient work throughout the ses-
sion; 70 Miss Shuts for her careful and
Instructive work in the model school; TO
Miss Healey and Mr. Fifer for the music
to Mr.. Wright, the janitor. for his faith
fuIness in the performance OF his duties
in providing for our comfort and 10 all
others who have contributed TO the sue
cess Of the institution. Also that we ex-
press our hearty approval Of the work
of our genial, helpful county superin-
tendent. a d. Taylor, in so successfully
conducting this institute. and pledge him
our support.
That We are sincerely grateful 10 the
Wichita Board of Education for the use
Of the High School building for this
session of the institute.
That we approve the efforts Of the state
board of education TO raise the standard
of the teachers profession by adding the
professional certificate and Strengthening
the requirements for other grades
That We recognize the large attend
ance at this session Of the institute as
directly Indicative Of the teachers de-
sire 20 improve their professional stand
ing.
That we. as teachers. purpose putting
forth greater efforts in making the Sedg-
wick county Teachers association and
teacher reading circle even more pro-
ftable than in the past by faithful at
tendance and acceptance Of program as
signment.
That We extend to our respected fell
low teacher and ex-county superintendent
J. V Colville. our heartfelt sympathy
in his recent bereavement.
Whereas. the idea OF consolidation OF
districts is growing throughout all parts
OF the country; that by this union the
weak are 10 be held up by the strong;
that much better work can be done where
there is emulation and good fellowship
that the nearer We can approach unity
the greater viii be the result,
Resolved. that We urge this plan Of con-
soiidation and help 10 further IL when
ever practicable
Whereas. the state legislature during
the session OF 1893. looking toward a
higher standard of attainment In the
teacher thereby placing the work OF
teaching on stronger basis professional
" in order that the teacher may look for
ward 10 the time when he may be ex-
empt from the routine of class work and
may seek to further his interests by TAX
ing up such lines as may lead to ability
and culture professionally be It
Resolved, that we approve all laws en-
acted which bear upon our profession
except the change OF time for holding
the annual meeting which should again
be changed from the third Thursday in
June to the third Thursday in July.
FANNIE BELDEN.
GERTRUDE YAZELL-
c. A. FIFER-
l. G. FOLSOM.
Committee.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-07-26
CURES WEAK MEN FREE
lrsures love anS Happy Hems
For All.

How any nan cay quickly cure himself
sfrs- years q suffering from sexszl weak
- to-1 vitality. night losses. yariccce.e
- ard enlarge sznaA. weak organs 70
80 Sc srE v.sor. Simply send your nzrus
60 -g5cresS 10 Dr. Knapp Medical 60
- Hrll BlGE Detroit Alch-. and tAs-
. ,-Ia6Iy send free receipt x!th fusf
st-ecfiOns 50 that any nan r7zy szx.ly
- himself at home THIS Is certain iy
: ---,,sf cereroLs ctfsr. and the foslozys1 2
--tr---s taken I-CT1 thesr daily nal shc1
~Se- r-1en tAink q lhe4- generosity
-Tess- Sirs.-EleAse accept M sincere
.h..---s f5r vours q recent 3atc- I hsv-
- your trSz- --sezt = thc-o-Et. test au.s
- l--eTt h-s o>e2 ext-z0rc-nzzy u
80 S0r9uleselv traced re uD- I zz list
= ,-ir.--ys a. zEeo uSE. azS Sou
~o,-1. -s4sszc, hcE happy ! an
.-JSssr Slrs--To-r E--hoc worked beau
s,-IIx Essafts were Exactly what 1
~--scs St~erSzh ard niger have cs---
T-ie.-Is rstur1esi ard snl4rggzczf s En-
.t-ely sztisfzctors
-.Tl<sr SlfS - Ic.zTs zzS -ecs.Ee1 AID I
- - r--uf,le II making Hse 4 TIE re
~ef-r a Greeted znt car Tr--hfzliy say
A. = = 49,. 70 xe3k -a-l- / an xrsally
Ira7-ost : Il size sS-zngrh ard vsEor-
sIi -,rre<rozd4 nee = strictly co1zd-l-
ttsI matted il plain se1iec cryesope- Tas
r-~~t-e "a free for the z=k11x. S28 ssA2
vzl.s sys<y Eat sc lave z
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-07-26
THEY HUNTED sNIPE.
Fishing Party Spent Week on the Wal
mt

Yesterday afternoon r 5oIly crows %
fishers and ricnickers. consisting of NJ
and Mrs Roland Grimes. Myrtle Grimes.
Sadie Grimes. Rex Andrews ard VII
Pierpont. returned from n weeks outing
az Gordon. on the Walnut They nsfed.
hunted snipes and played IN the mud
and say there Is no place IN Kansas inst
equals Gordon for an outing. There VAS
great sport n snipe hunting. but garne
was scarce and they brought not
single snipe home with them
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-07-26
LOTS OF FUNNY THINGS.
Are 10 Be Seen With the FIoto Shows
This Season.

Can sou imagine four Eise ipckinz
monkeys aftired Ike little na@u - ausiat
clothes oreTating haEe sagssge rsiii
ard grinding out dog ssgsage % orcsr2
Impossible though u sounas. = tTosspe q
these cute listle feilUws With Fioto ShoSs
have been taught this remarkably funzT
act- one monkey ouerstes the craEk %
the NH. another fh-szts in th- doz can
dsdafrs. and sfal another psais ct The
ssuszgs fron tne mil THev caersts ths
machine uith az the gravity - M sasa-
Fes family ard fhsir fuanT fsFes has
t--ea she theme = ngca HszEoaE<r casn-
raent IN the cities visited tiss seaspa
uIth q r3sE o. iatrasurirz so--aet,inE
neu n. Floto sAoEn hzrs aougssd ~
arnasfnae-t zor8 zlsh sacc.ss - a
froupe Y lnlirzsiar clezrz. and feT ~
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-07-26

Miss Fanny Howard has soid the Taea1
Pharmacy - Mr p J. Dumbzuss. whss
took possession Of the stock saturda2
afternoon. Miss Howard viii fako long
needed rest. which she has esrns8 sftsr
her confianed clo@e @ftentloa 20 bssiness
Miss Howard viii leave tse arzt q ne
week for Colorado, whsre shs wlu sfzv
untl after TIE warm weather
The usv proprietor q ths Ideal Phsr-
macy VII add several ns- uu~r - tks
buziness Auzong them sill - oiszrz zn.s
an up-t9-dats sota f0uafain and VII ean-
tinue the store a. the G6r.s f'bzrrzAcr.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-07-26
- L. IT" H< - @s
sesrs i5e n '~ Na's - 80 ---.-. 'S-s
ss.:.'' GWIZZ.[
IN GRATEFUL REMEMBRANCE.
Large Number Of Friends Attended
Funeral Of Miss Sturhann.

The funeral q Miss Henrietta SturhaTn
was held al RechI Methodist church a.
u a m. Saturday. The services were con-
Quoted by Rev r. :. Hunfeid with the
assistance Of Rev. Lawrence. The at
tendance Of the funeral was very large
Miss stu-ham leaves large circle ot
friends and relatives 10 noun her de-
parture she has always proved herself
10 he Il a staunch Christian character
and ever held herself IN readiness % con
fer a noor upon her friends.
she was buried AZ the Dunkard cene-
terry. Her casket was covered With ho~-
ere as token OF love Z rom her friends
she was born January =. isss. AZ Fr~e-
dom. Ill. and came 10 Kansas March
:. Iss The immediate cause q her
death vaE appendicitis.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-07-26
NEW SUMMER CARS.
Will Be Placed on Emporia Avenue
Line Today.

The two new summer cars added 70 TIE
street car service are the most popular
cars in the city and people living in every
part OF the city want them placed on
their particular line. They are neat and
clean. cool and convenient. but as they
can only be used on one line they viii
be placed on the Emporia avenue and
stock Yards lire this morning and peo-
pIe living along this line may congrat-
ulate themselves upon having the use OF
the best cars in the service. Since they
arrived. the first Of the week. they have
been running on South Main steret. but
their last runs on this line were made
last night Two more SUMMER cars have
already been shipped and will arrive some
time this week.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-07-26
Another Proof of Prof. SamueIs' Great
Work

Mrs. T. A. Shaub, whose husband is 4
Santa Fe engineer. went blind with a
cataract She was advised TO await till
she went blind and she did so and in a
short time she began 10 lose the other
eye with a cataract Meantime she heard
how Prof. Samuels cures cataracts by his
remedies She is very glad TO have her
case made known TO the public that II
may be the means Of helping others. Mrs
Shaub can now see perfectly and is so
elated that she will be glad TO tell it TO
any one who wishes to call on her OF
her husband. S3s fremont street.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-07-26

Mrs Ann. Williams announces two
individual recitals 70 be given By her pu-
piis. Nora Cubbon snG I-uss1a Herbig.
"a the Kelso school q music. in selg-
Wick- Monday evening. guiy q and Tues
day evening. July - Nora Cabbon All
be assisted hy Hazel yTorrall vionnist
and Lueiia Herbig. Kate schemerhorn.
reader. These reclsals are free and tas
public is cordially Invited e. attend.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-07-26
MADAM WOODWARD
clairxoYant and PaImist.

Gifted by nature TO degree that Is
wonderful Scientific paimist-tells you al
YOU want 10 know: every hope. fear or
wish OF your life. WIN tell you how 10
win the one you love. conquer enemies,
restore lost affections and how 10 win IN
business. Iove snd marriage Terms rea-
souabie. Private parlors 81 y. Market
street. Consultation from 10 a M 10
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-07-26
Four Reasons Why Crystal Water Is
Best

II IS distilled on block tin; not on iron.
It & freed from volatile impurities
II i thoroughly aerated with pure air
II IS put out IN sterilized containers.
Can I'D the Holland Yeast CO.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-07-26
Returns From Eastern Market.

Mr. Q ). Daniels. The blg fuu1iturs
dealer. returned home Saturday from m.
eastern market. where ne has been for
the past month He visited the semi
annual exhibit, of the furniture manufae-
turers AZ Grand Rapids Michigan. willis
he ard Ben Eaton. proprietor % the
Carey hotel. selected furniture Tor the
new Carey AR. Daniels purchased
large stock Of furnitare. carpets esr
for his new store. which be expects 70
open the latter part u august
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-07-26

Tag second; Paul whaley third. Time
I:40 3-5.
AT DETROIT.
Detroit, July 25.--The Z:0s trotting event
was the feature Of the last day Of the
blue ribbon meeting at Crosse Pointe
and proved one of the best OF the week
The 2:04 pacing event brought out the
three fastest heats of the year. 2:65 S-5.
2:04 81 and 2:O6.
Summary:
2:cS trot. $3.50. Prince of Orange won
second and fourth heats and race Time
2:0S II: 2:l9 81; Monte Carlo won third
heat in 2:0S: Baron DeShay won first
heat in 2:GS1z
% trot s1.so0 Lucy Lee won both
heats. Time 2:I7 IA; 2:l5.
2:24 trot: Merchants and Manufactur-
ers consolidation. 500. Robert Nc won
both chats Time 2:ID ga: 2:12
2.0i pace. 81. 500 Dan R won second
s.lli third heats AID race in 2:o4 81; 2:o6
Little Squaw won first heat in 2-o5 81
2:u pace Sl,2O9. Pauline G won both
heats in 2:e7 Il; 2.o7 IL.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-07-26

American Associaticn.

Az Kansas CiJy-Ksnsss City. =, Co
umbus. )
Al Minneapolis Minneapolis. 1: Indian
apoiis 10
At MIva auSee-Aiilyysu ukse. :; Toledo. g
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION STAN04<t.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-07-26
8AS BALL.
National League.

ST. LOUIS. il; PITTSBURG =
Pittsburg. July 25.-Nine hits of Lee
yer. coupled with three errors in the first
inning. gave St Louis a lead that could
not be overcome by Pittsburg. Dunlavy
gave only two hits up TO the fifth At
tendance 500 Score. RH E
Pfttsburg ..........0 . O o o Il 4
ST Louis ....-------2 o 3-l4 10 8
Batteries: Wilhelm, Lever. Phelps and
Weaver: Dunlavy and Ryan
BOSTON. Alb; BROOKLYN. $40
Boston. July 25-Boston took both
games. Battery errors and passes ac-
counted for all the scoring in the first
Malarkey though very wild, was eject
i've. The second game was bewilder-
ing compound Of hits. errors and stupid
playing Four pitchers were used At
Frs F5rsr - G Game me RHE
Boston .OO012100-4s s l
Brooklyn ..........1 l Q o e-3 )
Batteries: Malarkey and Moran; Car
vim and Ritter.
Second Gume- X II Z
Batteries: Piatt. Pittinger and Moran;
Doescher. Reidy and Ritter.
CHICAGO. 6-3: CINCINNATI. 3-s-
Chicago July 25.-Cincinnati and Chi
cago split even. the games being almost
direct reversals The visitors could do
nothing with Weimer's curves in the
first game excepting in one inning and
Harper held the locals down the same
way in the second. Attendance. 1850
Scores:
FIRST Game z H Z
Chicago ............1130O00 -eu 3
Cincinnati ...........ooo 003G-3 /
Batteries: Weimer, Lundgren and
king. Poole and Bergen
Second Game r He
Chicago .....113 O0O01"-6 II 3
Chicago -.-.-.....-.-O o q Q y . . I
Cincinnati ........-.-0 0 . , l Q Q 0 O. Il
Batteries: Menfee and Raub; Harper
and Bergen.
PHILADELPHIA. 3; NEW YORK, T.
Philadelphia. July 25.-With two out in
the ninth. Thomas got 10 first on balls
and scored on Gleason 5 two-ba gger, win
ming the game for Philadelphia Attend
ance. 456a. Score: RH Z
Batteries: McGinnity and Warner; Fra
a. nd TtO0in
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-07-26
WRIGHT Won,

Brooklin Mass, July 25.-The most in
teresting match this afternoon in the
Longwood tennis tournament was the
one between BeaIs c. Wright and J. D.
Z. Jones. in the fourth round Of the sin
gles. Five sets We're required and after
a hard contest Wright won.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-07-26

SSyVtlle. July E5.-PTes.dsnt Roosevelt
started from his urcie's home for Saga
more Hin at O'Clock this morning. he
was on horseback and was accompanied
HS his son ana Ee1hexA
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-07-26
sICAN ASSOCIATION STANDING
Western League.

At Colorado Springs-Colorado Springs.
=. Kansas city. 9
Al Denvsr-DeHver. 5-5, 81 Joseph. los
At Onaha-omaha- g, Milwaukee. 8
Il Dcs MoInes-PeorIa. 81. Des
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-07-26
IDA CARTER DEAD
Died Yesterday After n Long NJ
ness.

Francis hospital AT the age of = years.
She has been a resident of this city for
fifteen years and has been sick Cor aorns
time The suaersl arrangements had rot
been made last night but win be an
uouncsG later
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-07-26
Makes New Record.

Glens Fails, y. 7, July 25.-In the 2:os
pace here today Birdinia, owned by R.
L. Davis Of Mineola, [. l.. made a new
record of 2:0elz her mark being 2:l01z
made last season In the same race Al
her: made 9-0S IL
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-07-26
rANN1E = PELpEN. go.

The following resoiuticrs were adopte5: :
Whereas We. the teachers z setgvick
county. recognize tn fact that Ire high-
est things IN educatio-ai rrcgr1ss can
be attained Only BY oo-ep~ration II a
spin, Of helpfulness ard
Whereas. We EEL that n tbs session
OF the institute ju-s closing This spirit
has prevailed ard that much p-sdt has
resulted TO all froa cur lsss-s. which
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-07-26

passions contested. and eliminated in fwo
deaths. only one short week ago
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-07-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
American League.

BOSTON, $. NEW 1ORh- D
New York. July 25.-New York lost 10
Boston today. although the New Yorks
batted ont a lead of five runs in the sec
ond Hard hitting by the Bostons. par
ricularIy in the sixth. was too much for
the home team. Chesbro relieved Tame
hill in the seventh and Young took the
place Of Winters in the sixth. Attend
ance q 90 Score: II +
New York ..........05eOOO O-57 l
BOSTON .............00 01401 81 13 l
CLEVELAND. Il: ST. LOUIS, +
Cleveland. July Pearson. the pitcher
secured from Homestead ny Cleveland.
let St. Louis down with six singles to-
day. errors by La Joie and Gochaneur
giving the visitors three runs La Joies
batting was a feature. Attendance. S.s5o-
Score: X II r
Cleveland ....s01O2OIos-7 3
s. Louis .........-.e1 o0e00o-4 o.
Batteries: Pearson and Abbott; Powell
and hahoe.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-07-26

BY using Crystal Water. Gail Up the
EfolSnd Yeast Co. Phonss-New. 12sl
cid SlS
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-07-26

Detroit July 5.-Longs erratic work,
due partially to a badly injured hand.
was responsible for Chicago 5 victory to-
dlv his errors figuring in the making
of four of the I'VE runs. White was put
ont Of the game in the eighth with the
sacks filed and none out. and Flaherty
saved the game. Green was injured while
running. Attendance. 400 Score:
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-07-26
NOW FOR EXAMINATIONS.
Work Of Teachers Institute CIcset
Yesterday Afternoon.

Yesterday the county teachers ilsti-
tute closed With the exception Of the ex-
aminations 70 be held Monday and Tues
day- The teachers association met yes
terday and listened 10 the reports q
oricers as follows:
Annual report Of sedgwicll County
Teachers association for Ise-lsaS
Rol OF those perfect "a Attendance,
c N Fife-. MaUte Adams. ?. z. Nelson.
May Howes. Edith Smith. Bertha Herr
rnaa. Fannie White Ella L Parke-.
e 4 Besnis. " J Crum. J c. Temple.
Co-a Alexander Shaver. Fannie Beldea.
0. y. Miller.
Rel OF those perfect but ore. Fern
Randall. susie ". Paul Mrs Alice P
suites. Agnes Tear. Lea Seal. 4 L Tear
Z. H Herman z g Stizson. Mary
: Brown l. . Hickman
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-07-26

WASHINGTON ,. PHILADELPHlA, /.
Washington. July 25.-In + pitchers bat
tie the Washiagton's defeated Philadel-
phia TODAY Washington won by bunch
ire the hits. with Q base or balls and
an e1cusabIe error by Waddeu IN the
eighth. Attendance. 2.7oo Score
r II Z
Washington .-......0e e0o 0g2*-2 i
Philadelphia .--.--.-e 0 o 6 o o1 G1 /
Batteries Dlnkle and kittredge. Wad-
g.If and SCH-eCk
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-07-26

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verv fra WOMAN Her healfH g
means good ard Jhe ssoc1 q 7@r BUS
tardz co-5lT fatal AK --sfzraliY aeas- -
he- tn a uerToes coalition so@ =
daughter q virginia ard i.s@s n Aiea-
noad during All Re sxcitirS tAys q ne
rebellion zrben thzt tozn Vas 81 - cen
ter q ts.e theatre q TIE greatest -'sr q
-osfsrr tfrnes Sc sze tEg chfsdrsa o-'
bofn q then 6lsd ia fsetr i1fazeT
So eo-rlrses to Hve 81 shas i1's-lS
- ~h4r4 ~ hasbs-.G taok Eso-zor
rarhkr- shzn s-Ger ts- asa1ziiiai iiozi ~ -
rsst- ard n c9nssanr vieE = tnsi ss@i
ze-oss fss strees EEege rs epfzy -
az rs hansss. never again - s-s~ Al
araz--usly - peace uo~ r. tH&i zaas'
SPACE o< . feS cees va<-e sc. eeSs