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The San Francisco call., 1905-05-01
YACHTS CRUISE
IN HEAVY SEA
Large Fleet of Pleasure
Craft Sails Along City
Front in Strong Breeze
sL00P Is DISMASTED
Corinthian, Skipper Stone
at The Wheel, Out for a
Trial Spin in Channel

The Corinthian yachtsmen had stiff
breeze and heavy sea yesterday for
their opening cruise in the channel. F.
c. Raymond's sloop Kathleen. built by
S. o. Pasouinucci, the North Beach
boat builder, while sailing between
BLOSSOM Rock buoy and Alcatraz ISL
and was dismasted. The shrouds part
ed and the mast unable to Withstand
the strain, snapped off two or three
feet above the deck AS the yacht,
sailing on the wind the wreckage fell
outhoaru and no one was hurt. A Red
Stack tug soon came to her rescue anu
tcwed her in TO North Beach.
The racing sloopo Corinthian, in
charge of Frank Stone. after sailing
along the water front while cruising
over toward Angel Island met with a
mishap. Her peak halyard, which is a
steel wire rope, parted. With gaff
dropped she sailed at once for Tiburon
Cove. launch towing her for the last
few hundred yards. On board the
yacht Corinthian were Frank Stone,
Douglas Erskine, A. Straus, @. Lux, P.
Swanson, Carl A. Ternberg. A. w Nc
Farlane. C. Platt and Arthur Inkersley.
From the water front the Corinthian
feet cruised over to Angel Island.
tnenCe DOWN ohaccoOn straits 10 1JS
moofings in Belvedere Cove
Among the yachts following Commo-
dore. T. Jennings flagship Speedwell
were Vice Commodore j. C. Brickell' S
sloop Genesta, the racing sloop Corin-
THAN. the schooner Martha, the yawls
Seven Bells and Truant and the sloops
Aloha, Edna, Mike, Presto. Harpoon,
Neva, Emma, Discovery, Neptune, Mis-
chief. Vixen Meteor, Clara. May. Gu
pid; Freda. Aeolus, Amigo, Mignon Mist
and Dixie. The sloop Challenger. flag
ship of the San Francisco Yacht Club,
with the schooners Chispa and Lady
Ada and the sloop Annie of the same
club, Joined the Corinthian fleet.
The pleasure craft presented beau
tiful sight as they ran down the city
front before a stiff breeze, and many
spectators stood on the shore and
whafves to watch them.
A challenge dated April 81, has been
sent by the San Francisco Yacht Club
to the Corinthian Yacht Club for the
san Francisco Perpetual Challenge
Cup at present held by the Corin-
tl1ians. Commodore w. G.. Morrow s
Challenger is named as the challenging
boat. The Corinthian directors at their
next meeting will accept the challenge
and will name the sloop Corinthian as
the defender
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HARES VANISH
INTO thin AIR

Two Sacramento greyhounds, Quita
and Tillie r., met at Union Coursing
Park yesterday in the deciding trial Of
the class stake. Quita carried or the
honors in close test. the speed Of the
two dogs being nearly equal.
Tillie r beat the l TO choice Rock
er Arm. in the third round. Crawford
Belle beat Fairy Belle, The Referee
beat Friendless Boy and Frisky Bar
bara beat Mr.. Zignego, all at to L.
These were the most pronounced up
sets of the day.
Only one round Of the Reserve stake
was run of, owing to lack OF hares.
The mana cement had twice as many
but more than fifty hares vanished into
thin air. no trace of them being found,
either dead or alive
The days results. with Judge p. J.
Reilly's official scores. follow:
Unfinished stake-Fourth round: Valley
Pride beat Rector 4-3: Hudson a bye
Fifth round-Agile Squirt beat La Rosa. so:
Valley Pride beat Hudson. 7-3.
Deciding eourse-G- Lacy Crawford's Agile
Squirt Cavalier Merry Maiden) beat W. T.
Raughts Valley Pride tHocker-Little Won
&C Class stake-Flrst round: The Reterse beat
An1andan AZ: L. l. C. beat Freeport. Al:
Lucy Clair beat Haphazard. so: Mr.. Ziknego
beat Reckless Acrobat s5-f: Frisky Barbara
beat The Rival 81: Foxhunter Bat Garr,blt
12-2. Quita beat Gold Chain. 81. Orsina beat
Raby Aurora 80; Rocker Arm beat Tom King
80: Tfllis r beat Renegade Apache, 80;
Flower Girl beat Little Plunger. -
Second round-The Referee beat Friendless
Boy. 80; Lucy Clair beat L. l. C. A.: Frisky
Barbara beat Mr.. zisnego. As: Quita beat
Foxhunter. 80: Rocker Arm beat Orsina. 40:
Tiliie r beat Flower Girl. 4-3.
Third round-Lucy Clair beat The Refsres.
2-f: Quita beat Frisky Barbara. so, TflHs r
beat Rocker Arm. SO.
Fourth sound-Quita beat Lucy Clair. s-z:
Tiilie bye.
Deciding course-George Nethercott.s Quita
(Rocker-Iittle Wonderl beat W. T. Raught .
Tilli4 tFetter Free-Daisy BELIEF. so.
Reserve stake tuninished) )-Yellowstore beat
Rush Away, 5-2: Pomona beat Sir wtnton. so;
Ina Clssus. 20; Race King beat Hidden Ha-
tired SD: Secretive beat Glaucus. SO. North
ern FLYER beat Angus Cissus. Al: John Heenan
beat Sky Van AZ: j. E n beat Paul Dun
bar go; Presto beat Bob r SO. Mi Amigo
beat Doc Burns. AZ; Shetgun beat May 8.
SO: Mugssy beat D. r.. 80: Sea Lion beat
Happv Lad. 81: Stingaree beat Sherman. 60.
Crawford Belle beat Fairy Belle. 6-S.
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SEATTLE MEN IN POOR FORM
Play Miserable Quality of Ball il
Game With Los Angeles.

SEATTLE. April sso:-sloppy ball is
what Seattle gave big crowd to-day
and apparently there was no effort to
win. Burns was like a wooden man
and his errors proved costly. Just as
soon as a new man arrives from the
East he is slated for release. The locals
could not hit Spider Baum, who had
his split ball under perfect control.
Charles Hall also pitched good game
so far as allowing hits, but helped lose
by couple of wild throws. 1t took
three clean hard swats for Seattle to
get its only tally in the third, while
Los Angeles took four runs off two
hits in the eighth and took the game
without any question, Smith had an
other field day at the bat making
two doubles and two singles in four
times up. In the first game here he
made five hits in. five times at bat. He
also excelled in the field, knocking
down a number OF hard drives. The
score
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STARS MAY
REDEEM THEMSELVES
Brown Tossers VIII Give Battle to
Cardinal Nine This Afternoon
at Recreation Park.

A distinct novelty in the baseball
line will be seen at Recreation Park
this afternoon when the first Japanese
invaders, the Waseda University Club
of Toxic, cross bats with the STAN
ford Varsity in the second match for
the international college champion
ship. 1t is the maiden trip of the lit
tie brown men and the initial series
Of this sort on american soil. On Sat
urday al Stanford. in the presence of
large crowd, the Japanese collegians
suffered a bit from stage fright, but
put up a creditable- exhibition in the
face Of obstacles. They had never
before performed on e skin" dia-
mond. The grass of the local field
will be more to their liking. The WIS.,
itors are remarkable fielders and fast
sprinters. A weakness in batting
coming from from hitting curves for
the first time. and a general newness
to American customs put the Japs at
a disadvantage which will probably
wear of this afternoon. The lineup:
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TENNIS COURTS
ARE DESERTED

No tennis tournament matches were
scheduled for either the Golden Gate
Park or the California Club courts yes
terday, and the attendance was the
smallest in many months Few Of the
players cared TO brave the cold north
wind which swept the courts The only
match OF interest was a doubles be-
tween Frank Mitchell and Harry Rolfe
and Carl Gardner and George Busch.
The wind made little difference to the
contestants, who furnished some high
class tennis Five sets were played.
the first, third and fifth going to Rolfe
and Mitchell Gardner and Busch had
to content themselves with one less set.
the winning team. while Gardner wa
the mainstay Of the losers. The scorD
In favor OF Mitchell and Rolfe was 81
s-6, TO. s-ss 6-S-
W. c. Knowlton again took Albert
Kenyon into camp. When Knowlton
scored his first victory In a tournament
two weeks ago many thought II a fuke.
BY beating Kenyon three straight yes
terday Knowlton proved his previous
win was legitimate one Kenyon was
not at his best on either occasion, but
his failure to win a set out OF three
makes ii extremely doubtful IL he could
have disposed OF the iron man" The
score was Us. ga. 7-5
Harold Gabriel. the clever Academic
Athletic League player. beat Kenyon
easily. Gabriel played too fast game
for his opponent The score was SO. 6-3-
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HORSEMEN READY
FOR NEW FIELDS
Seven Races Will Be Decided Daily
During the Present Week.

The programme arranged for the
closing week Of racing at Oakland
should furnish some attractive sport
AS there are so many horses which
owners are anxious 10 start 1t Is
planned to have seven races daily.
A $1,000 handicap at 8 mile and fur
long for three-year- and upward
will be the main feature on Wednes-
day.
On Saturday, the last day OF the
meeting, all the races will be at mile
or farther. The Farewell Cup, at two
and a quarter miles, should be an in
teresting race. 1t Is for four-year-o -olds
and upward, with a purse of $500.
The same day there will be race
between Chest, the pony owned by
Thomas H. Williams Jr.. and Kicka-
poo, the mascot of c. Stubenbords sta
hlo
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coRBETT AND lLER UNWIND TVIsTHRs THAT BAFFLE OAKS
Garvin Strikes Out
Ten of Tacoma S
BatSmen

PORTLAND. April 3o-The Portland
Giants beat Tacoma by the score of
to to-day IN the first Sunday game
they have won this season. The Tigers
were not good mud larks. while the
Giants fell upon Brown and hammered
him to death. The second inning is a
sample. McCreedie walked and Me-
Lean began the swatfetst. He scored
on Garvin's fly. Atz fouled out to
Sheehan. In the third Mclean hit the
fence and got to second. Gates made
his second bingle, then pretty double
snubbed the Giants. Garvin pitched
gilt-edge ball throughout the game.
In the seventh Atz went up in the air
and brought down Sheehan's high line
drive which was headed for the tall
timber. Had Jakey missed it the score
would probably have been different
Mclean couldn't be pried from the hit
column at any stage of the game. The
score:
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BULLETS FLY
: WIDE OF MARK

The riflemen had an on day yester-
day at Shell Mound Park. The strong
wind that swept across the range
proved disastrous to many a well-in-
tended shot. The cadets of the Uni
versity of California held their weekly
practice shoot with the pistol on Sat-
urday and some good scores were
made. r. ]. Turner was high man
among his schooimates, with Sc and e3
rings. His nearest opponent was r. S.
Daniels with 70, 49, The cadets are
enthusiastic in rifle matters and their
weekly practice is fast bringing them
to the front among the crack shots Of
the State.
The Deutscher Krieger verein and
the Oakland Turner's Shooting Club
held a combination medal and bullseye
shoot. In the Turner's contest A.
Schlueter was high ON the bullseye tar
get, with a good center of AK points.
O. Dammer was the winner of the
medal in the first champion class of
the Krieger verein with 362 rings.
The Shell Mound Pistol and Rifle
Club has concluded to start pistol prac-
tice and has offered two valuable prizes
for each class This inducement will
bring out many members with the
small arm and will be an important
feature Of the clubs proceedings.
The scores follow:
University Cadets, pistol scores-J. c. Black,
SO, GO. "a. es. IS: W. 3. cunnane, "a, IS; r..
1. Turner. II. 50. 50; r. o. Hoedei, T2, 90; E.
L. Grunsky. so. "A; 8. Z. Montgomery, 73 II;
H. Q. MeKannay. 81 e6; r. S. Daniels. 76 rs,
40. 10; J. z Allen; so. IS.
Deutscher Kfieeer yerein monthly medal
shoot-First champion class. o. Damner $3.50;
champion class, Kaiser 32oi first class.
Charles Meyer, $50; second class. H. Hennin-
ger, 300; third class, Charles Hartmann 2G0:
fourth class, Joseph Koerbele 375; most CEN
tiers. Joseph Koerbee4 best first shot r. Kali
ser. "a: best last shot, John Bender, ~.
Builseye shoot-Ffrst prize. Fritz Kaiser:
second. Joseph Koerbele; third. Charles Veg
german; fourth Charles Meyer; fifth. H. Mohr
Oakland Turner's Shooting Club monthly
medal shoot Mantle 364. A. Schlueter 297, A.
I.andgraf 354. H. Loeffier 2ss. H. windmuIer
3ST. A c. Ahrens 305.
Bullseye shcot-A. SchIueter 47Z. A. Land
graf 107. F. Mante Ill. H. windmuller 1873 r.
H. Loeffier 1885,
Medal winners First class medal. A. Land
graf; second class. H. Loeff1er; third class. A.
c. Ahrens.
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sculler outflow wins In Tryout.

ALAMEDA. April so--In the Junior
skiff tryouts held by the Alameda
Boating Club on the estuary this
morning the best time over a thee
Quarter of a mile course with a turn
was made by Charles Outflow. who
rowed the distance in IL minutes and
As seconds. The other entries were
T. Nj. Shay, p. b. Hackley and AdoIph
Schander. Outflow will represent the
Alameda Boating Club in the junior
skiff event at the regatta to be held
in Vallejo on May 80.
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Athletes win Compete.

OAKLAND, April so--The Reliance
Athletic Club Is perfecting plans for
an athletic tournament. to be held on
from both sides OF the bay will take
part. The committees in charge will
provide a number Of handsome prizes
for the various events. The tourna-
ment will be held at the Oakland race
track, the use OF which has been Of
tered free by President T. H Williams.
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Long knocks Out Cordell.

MARYSVILLE, April 30.-In the
eighteenth round of what Referee
Mark shaughnessy says was the
grandest battle he ever saw, Louie
Long put Jack CordeH out before the
Phoenix Athletic Club last night with
a right and left to the jaw. Cordelrs
cIeverness and Longs aggressiveness
made the fight extremely exciting from
the third to the final round. Eddie
Hanlon seco1ded Cordell and Biddy
Bishop was in Longs corner
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sUMNARy

Stolen bsres-vsn Ealtren. F7lioebrand Cor
bett Wheeler Errors-Moskirnan Bvrnes
Etreib. Two base hits-DunIeawy. Corbett
Sacrifice hits-Wa ldron Neeion Moekir11s- >
Shea First base on errors-san FrancfscC
Oakland J. First base on called baile-Or
Corbett 3 on Eoskiman 5. Left on baees-
San Francisco 6. Oakland 4 Struck out-Rv
corbett 3 By Moskimsn 3 Hit by pitcher
Spencer Passed balI-Shea. Wild pitch-(sor
bett. Tine q gane-Two hours and five min
utes. Umplres-Perine and Christie
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AIhIer BIanlzs Commnters.

The best the Commuters could get
OF the delivery 4 Miller in the morn
ing game was four hits. These were
all scattered and did no damage. Be
sides the big slabster punched two
runs through in the third inning when
he unloaded a single to the outf1eld
with pair Of men on the sacks. The
score.
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SUMMARY

Etrors-Atz Ruhkle 2 Eagan. Brown struck
ous.By Gsrvin 10 by Brown !. Bases on
hits-Schlsliev. Mclean 2 first base on er-
rors-Fortland b Tacoma 3. Double plays
Runkle to Schlaffev to Van Buren,: Sheehan to
Doyle 10 Nofdyke. Sacrifice hits-van Buren,
Runkle. Stolen bases-Graham Doyle. Time
Of satne-one hour thifty-ave minutes. TIM
pirt-Klopf
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HORSES FIGURED
ON RECENT FORM
BIZ FIRED T. MULHoLI.AND.

First race-Rey del 1fundo, Husan.
Arestallator.
Second race Royal Rogue, Col
lector Jessup, JackfulI.
Third race - Phalanx, spondoolfx.
Entire Nous.
Fourth race-Mv Surprise. "a Chi
huahua, Sa1lie Goodwin
Fifth race-Sir Preston. Pickawzy,
Glendenning.
Sixth race-Ralph Young. Fortuna
tus. Sheriff Bell.
Seventh race-Hsrry Beck. Freesias.
Golden Ivy.
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SUMMARY.

Errors-Frsry, McHaie, Flood Earned
r1ins-Seattle l. Los Angeles l. Two-base
hIts-snith 10 Double pIay-Baum to Flood
to Dillon. Struck out-By c. Hall 5, by Baum
g. Bases on balls-By C. Hall L Wild pitch
C. Hall Passed ball-Frary Hit by pitched
bail-Frary. Left on bases-Seatte 8. Los An
eeles g. Time OF osame-one hour and thirty
minutes Umpire-Dayis.
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FAVORABLE wind for Model Yachts.

There was a rood wind at -SpreckeIs
Lake, Golden Gate Park. yesterday
and the pennant races were
the best held in months. John
s0n,s Spreckels carried of the honors.
beating Petersen's Stella in the finals.
The fir9t race sailed by these two
speedy models was dead heat. The
deciding race was won by the yacht
Sprecke1s by narrow margin. Fol-
lowing are the results of the races.
H. Londun's Imp beat @. HAYS Amelia
Jchnson's Spreckels beat NJ Lendon's Cricket
Pefersen,s Stella beat Brannan's Alice Roeck
nef'a Reliance beat Cookson's Stanley
senif-flnals Spreckels beat Imp. Stella beat
Re1ianee.
Finals sprecieis beat Stella.
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sUMMART

ftolen bese-Wlson- Brrors-Dunlesvx
Devereaux. Byrnes. Two-baee hfts-IIiI6e-
brand. Byrnes. Sacrifice hit-Murphy FYr@s
bsse erTor-San Francisco 1s First he--
or called balls-On Schmidt e. Left on hs ser
San Francisco 4, Oakland 3. Struck ont
b Miller 4 By Schmidt I. hit By pitcher
Irwin. Double plsy-Devereaux 70 strefh
9aik-6chmiot. Time Of gaIne-One hou,
LirtF-nve minutes. Umpire-Psrins
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-01

LONDON. May Cabling from Hongkon9
the correspondent Of the Mail asserts that the
12-inch wire guns on the British battleshIps
Ocean and Vengeance are to be replaced az
soon as the new guns arrive
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LONDON, May The Sportsman
states that the stallion st. Maclou, by
ST. Simon, out Of Mimi. has been sold
to SulzberRer OF Germany for $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-01
NArruSAL LnAGuB.

BROOKLYN. April so.-That Sunday base
ball is popular in Brooklyn was evideneed to-
da- Thirty thousand people got inside the
Washington Park incloeure and fully 5000 were
left outside. the gates having been closed when
the management found the stands ana grounds
wers crowded to excess. There was no police
Interference. Score:
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N order to succeed a man must fai
q few tin
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Totals 80 6 q Ill Totals "a 5 "a Is
RJ,Ns AND HITS BY INNINGS
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LARGE FIELDS AT
EMERYVILLE.

There are seven welI-niled events
down for decision this afternoon at
EmeryviIle track. Getaway day" Is
fast approaching. and 10 may be well
not TO adhere too closely to form. Fol-
lowing are the entries:
First face-F1vs farIonks. maiden twe-yeAr-
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'Byrnes out: hit by h.ttsc ban
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Totals.ss IL 27 a Totals 50 4ea Ii
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS.
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Murphy Arrestedfor
Brutal Attack
on Umpire.
RESULTS OF GAMES.

San Francisco, 4; Oakland o.
san Francisco. 5; Oakland, 4.
Portland. 4; Tacoma. o.
Los Angeles. 4 Seattle, 4.
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Tolsis.s1 g 9 n Is Totals so oxr
RUNS AND HITS By INNINGS
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-01

Batteries-McGinnity and Bresnehan; Jones
and bergen Urnpire-Johnstone
ST. LOUIS. April so.-Pittsburs took the
opening game Of the series ffom the local
National League team to-day Id game char
acterised by the poor fielding Of the home
team Taylor pitched fair game. Attend
ance, 1000 Score:
Fittsburg .-......-..-...........l 10
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Batteries--White and W. Sullivan: Killiar
and ]. Sullivan.
ST. LOUIS. April 3o.-Hits by Stone and
KohIer following Rradley's error in the ninth
Inning saved the local Americans from 4 shut
out Cleveland winning all the way easily. At
tendance 14,e0o. Score:
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Biz Price for st. Maclou.

Batteries-HoWeIi, Buchanan, Sugden
weaver: Joss and Bemis-
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Batteries-Taylor and Wafneri Leever and
Peitz. Umpre-O'Day.
CINCINNATI, April 30.-Errors were re-
enonsible fer most of the runs to-day Two
errors in the tenth combined with four hits
Should have been scored Attendance. Il. 500.
Score r. H. E.
Cincinnati ..............s..s....
Chicago ...................s.... 15 2
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GREAT THRONG ATTENDS
BALL GAME IN BROOKLYN
Iron Man McGinnitv Pitches VIM
ming Ball for the ALI Conquer
ing New York Giants.
s-r Ax-r,r~fr on r,T4tr fT JrRc

STANDING OF THE CLUBS
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RUNS AND HIrs BIZ INNING

rossis 2 5.2s II
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Bafterles-Chech and -Fhlipa, Iundgren Ind
ONell Umpires-Enelie and Klein.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
CHICAGO April 30.--The Detroit team suf-
fered 4 shutout at the hands Of the local team
to day Chicago made ne errors. White for
Chicago was In perfect form allowing the De-
Attendance. 1850. Score:
Chicago
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5. GORRELL'S RUN. 4:
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Gorrell's Run, w. Va, Jan. "a.
We had quite scare here Sat
urday night. There was a sur
prise party at Mr.. Dollison and
Jake Deed had the misfortune to
get lost, but he appeared in about
an hour and looked as though he
had hurried some.
Raymond Smith is staying at
G. d. Collisions.
Ola Ankrom was visiting her
parents Sunday.
w. R. Dollison is logging. He
is quite teamster.
Mrs. NJ. E. Dollison was visit
ing Mrs. S. G. Reed Tuesday.
Bob Ankrom thought it was too
cold to go up the Run Sunday
night.
Miss Mary Ankrom visited her
sister, Miss Ola, Of MiddlebOurne
Sunday.
Bessie. the little daughter of
Nathan Bishop, has been sick, but
is much improved.
j. F. Dollison will have to prac-
tice up some before he can help
the girls over the fence.
There was quite a crowd of
young people attended the c. E.
at Gravel Hill Sunday night.
Miss Mary L. Reed was visiting
Mrs. Chapman last Tuesday, who
is very i'll with consumption.
James AnkrOm and wife were
over to their son Jodes to see their
little granddaughter who is quite
i'll.
The young people met at Mr..
tensions Wednesday evening
and had music. All report good
time.
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A Bale Of Cotton,

Or rs bushels of corn to the acre,
without the use of an ounce of
fertilizer is not an unusual yield
from lands in the famous Missis-
sippi and Yazoo river valleys,
traversed by the Illinois Central
railroads.&c. great trunk line to
the South. Farmers desiring per-
feet climate, best soil, sure crops
and steady markets would do well
to locate homes now, for prices
are rapidly advancing in this ia
vored country. Send for free
Illustrated literature and letters
from farmers who have gone
South to stay, and who are per-
fectly satisfied to remain. B. A.
Eichter, Pass. and Land Agent,
Illinois Central railroad, GIT Bes-
semer building, Pittsburg. Pa.
7.26.tf
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b ADJUSTMENTS. 4
"Our New Minister. :"


Thursday evening will be a
gala one at the Auditorium for
local amusement lovers, as on
that date Denman Thompson and
Geo. W. Ryer's "Our New Min
ister," which made so fine an i'm
preston here last season, will be
the attraction. "Our New Minis
ter" touches the strain in man s
nature a bit differently from other
charscer plays, from the fact that
one is not supposed to smell the
clover in order to thoroughly en-
Joy it. One goes away with a
vivid impression of the charac-
tiers, scenes and story. A fortu-
nate throw is the store boy, a New
York waif, with all the smartness
of Bowery life, who is pitched in
with these country folk and illus
trates them by contrast. 1t is a
bright and sparkling bit, and
"Skeezicks" is like a scarlet
thread through the dark wool,
All of last years favorites are re-
tanned in the cast.
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No More Stomach Troubles.

All stomach trouble is removed
by the use of Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure. 1t gives the stomach per-
feet rest by digesting what you
eat without the stomach's aid.
The food builds up the body, the
rest restores the stomach to
health. You don't have to diet
yourself when taking Kodol Dys-
pepsia Cure. j. D. Erskine of AL
lenville, Mich, says: 81 suffered
Heartburn and Stomach troubles
for some time. Ny sister-in-law
has had the same trouble, and
was not able to eat for six weeks.
She lived entirely on warm water.
After taking two bottles of KodOl
Dyspepsia Cure she was entirely
cured. She now eats heartily and
is in good health. l am glad to
say Kodol gave me instant re-
lief" Sold by Opera House Drug
Store.