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New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
Listening Machines
for the Deaf
Sound Magnifiers Invented
by a Kentuckian.
Invisible, When Worn, but Act
Like EYEGLASSES.

Eyer see pair Of Listening Machines?
they are 30 soft in the ears one can't tell they
era earring them
And, no one else can tell either, because they
l-- ~ Of sight when worn wilson Ear Drums are
g. a-4E hearing what spectacles are tn weak sight
Because, they sound -magnifers, Just as
6 .--as sight magnifiers.
They rest the Ear Nerves by taking the strain of
t.-u-the strain of trying TO hear dim sounds They
Cal le PAT into the ears, or taken out. in a minute
-- - comfortably spectacles can he put on and of
and, they can be worn for weeks at a time be
cause they ventilated. and so soft
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06

discovered by John A. Smith, Milwaukee, Wis,
who rs generous enough TO send a package free
TO every sufferer who writes II is .
home treatment and will not keep you from Your
work
AS you know, If you've tried them, every So
called rheumatic remedy on the market to-day
except this genuine cure, will cause you vIolen-
stomach pains, and some of them are so danger
Gus they will cause heart trouble And the wOTs-
of II Is they never cure When q person has
rheumatism the constitution is so run down tha
he should be very careful what he puts into his
stomach.
1t therefore gives me pleasure TO present =
reliable remedy That remedy IS
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
Have You
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A SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY,

II is now possible To be cured of any form of
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upside down or being half choked TO death and
every sufferer from rheumatism should welcur1-
this marvellous discovery with epen arm a-.
give it an honest trial. The new remedv o.. d,
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
- Gloria Tonic"

Before decided TO tell the world about the
discovery of " Gloria Tonic" l had it tried
hospital patients, also on old and crippled per
sons with perfect success But some people
never will believe anything until they know It
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and will send you package of Gloria Tonic
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Gloria Tonic " will relieve you. Do not mind If
other remedies have failed you, mind if doc
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If you are sufferer send your to-day
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gotten up the subject of Rheumatism abso-
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this wonderful book at the time, both free,
so let me hear from you at once Address JOHN
A. SMITH, 1531 Gloria Bldg, Milwaukee, WIS.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06

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New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
SUNDAY MAGAZINE fo, AUGUST g. 1905
VARIATIONS ON A THEME
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New-York tribune., 1905-08-06

IT II oar h0les they are not
fs.- even when the head rests
C- the pillow. They also pro-
te-- any raw inner parts Of
E7 elr from wind. or cold.
t->- 1r sudden and piercing
Or.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06

e. the ar nerves To rest a
wax ear from strainlng IL -
be- resting q strained wrist
r 20 working.
Wilson's Ear Drums rest the Ear
Nerves by making the sounds louder,
- u is easy 10 understand without
trr-ug and sfraiulng. They make
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06

Tie principal of these
I.-la trleph nee f. 20 make II
e. -acrlcal for q deaf
New-York tribune., 1905-06-02
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

In a game that was marked by the heaviest bat
ting at American League Park this season
the Highlanders defeated Boston yesterday by a
score Of Is to 5. Only small crowd present
to welcome the Highlanders back from their West
trip. but what lacking in numbers was
made in enthusiasm. Three home runs were
made in the game. Two scored by Williams
and Conroy in the eighth inning and the other by
Collins of Boston, in the fifth inning. In addition
to the home runs four three base hits were made
by Dougherty. Putnam. Freeman and Criger. The
batting honors went Williams. with four hits for
a total of seven bases.
Chesbro was in the box for New-Yorl for the
first time since his recent Illness but was relieved
after the fifth inning. He wild. and had such
poor control that he gave seven bases balls.
The home players had good safe lead. however,
at the time due to their good stick work Putt
mann, who reevsd him, pitched a steady and con-
sistent game.
Dineen, who started to pitch for the visitors.
was in poor form, and sent to the bench at
the end of the fifth inning, when his work had
turned the game into somewhat of farce Win
ter, who succeeded him. did little better The field
ing of the Boston players was extremely poor and
four errors were charged against them.
It was apparent In the opening inning that Ches-
bro was not in form, for he allowed base balls
which followed by a single, a double and another
single. brought in two runs for the visitors In the
third inning the Highlanders took safe lead, and
practically won the game when they pounded out
six runs Fultz first up in this inning. singled
to right and Keeer followed with safe bunt
Dou.Serty then bunted to Collins who fumbled
and The batter was safe. With the bases full Will
Jams singled to left field, and Fultz and Keeer
crossed the plate. Conroy was first TO go out on
foul to Criger. Chase then sent cut a long hit to
ceutrefeld and Dougherty scored. Chase stole
second and crossed the rubber after Williams.
Yeaeers hit to left field Burketts tumble allowed
Yeagar to get 70 second Mcclure then followed up
the Slaughter by lining one out to centreheld, and
Yeager tailed. It was at this stage of the game
then went out on a sacrifice, and Fultz ended the
agony by sending out a foul to Criger Ihe score
follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-06-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

Boston, June by timely hitting and superior
work the bases. the Giants able to beat
Boston to-day, by the score of to 2. The home
players hit Mathewson freely but with men on
bases they had the i'll luck hit into double plays
three times. This kept down their score. A great
running catch by Connell a feature of the
game.
Mertes lost his temper and put out of the
game in the first inning for throwing his bat down
when Umpire oDay called the third strike him
The Giants, after making in the opening
inning, increased their lead in the second inning
by making four runs combination of base
on balls, three singles, Connelrs tumble and
Mathewsors two bagger. In the fifth inning they
made two more runs. With McGann in this
inning, Strang and Dahlen got bases balls Dew
lin singled and Strang crossed the plate Gilbert
then sent out a similar hit and DahIen tailed
McGanns double followed by Strang's sacrifice
and Dahlen's single, gave the Giants their final
run in the seventh inning. The Boston made
their first in the fourth inning on Tenny's
single and mufs by Browne and Strang. A single
and WolVertons double gave Boston another run
in the eighth inning The follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-06-02
KNICKERBoCKER YACHT CLUB RACES
Annual Regatta on Saturday Has Attracted
Big Entry.

The annual regatta of the knickerbocker Yacht
Club will be sailed Saturday, under the rules Of
the Yacht Racing Association of Long Island
Sound. The starting and finishing line has always
been off the clubhouse in Flushing Bay, but this
time the yachts entered to rendezvous off Ex-
ecuton Lighthouse at the west end of Long ISL
and Sound, and the start will be made at u O'Clock
between a stakeboat and the black and red buoy
to the northward and eastward of Execution Light
Fifteen classes provided for and the races are
open to yachts enrolled in any recognized yacht
club. o. H. Chelborg, the chairman OF the re-
gatta committee announces an entry list Of some
tbirty-hve yachts including ten of the de-
sign class of the New-York Yacht Club. Prizes are
offered in all classes in which two or more yachts
start second prize if four start and third prize
In classes in which six more start.
Yachts enrolled in the club WI compete 1or oh4 f3
Miladi Cup, under the condition that the yacHt
which makes the fastest time over the long course
will hold the cup for one year. The cup must oe
won twice be held permanently The stea neI
Favorite will accompany the yachts over GI me
course, leaving East 31st-st. at $50 a. m ana ool-
lege Point 10 o'clock
New-York tribune., 1905-06-02
Last of american Players Beaten for
British PiOnshp.

london. June with the defeat to-doy Of Miss
Mary Adams. Of Boston in the sixth round OF the
I9iss. golf championship Of Great Britain. played
on the Cromer links the last hope of the team Of
American women. who came to this side 70 take
mart in that contest has disappeared Miss Adams
lost to Mrs Brown by score of UP and TO play.
The English contestants breathing easier
many of them were beginning to fear that at least
some of the visitors would survive 10 the final
round
There we're two Americans still lighting ganlely
when the fifth round opened in the mOrning-MisS
Adams and Miss Margaret Curtis. both OF Boston.
The former won from Miss y. Evans. OF Woolton,
bv 6 1p and play but Miss Curtis lost on the
nineteenth green to Miss Thompson. II was DIS
appointment 70 the American contingent in the
TACT that the match was the best played OF any In
the tournament thus Ear. Miss curtis lost on a
faulty short put after brilliant game Miss
Adams was subsequently beaten in the next round
in he aft
New-York tribune., 1905-06-02
TO START FOR POUGHKEEPsIE.
Columbia Crews Off Monday to Complete
Training for Big Regatta

The Columbia oarsmen will leave for Poushkeep-
sic on Monday where they will complete their
training for the intercollegiate regatta on the Hud-
son late in the month.
The crews will be quartered ar Red Top the same
as last year varsity eight. varsity TOUT aiid
four substitutes will make up the varsity squau,
while the freshman squad will consist OF an eisiO
nd fou- substitutes.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-02
TWO WINNERS FOR MAHER
Pretty Polly Makes Track Record
for One Mile and Halt.

London. June danny Maher the American
jockey. followed up his Derby victory on Lord
Rosebery's Cicero at EPSON to-day by winning two
races. He had the mount on Anniversary II. which
won the Great Surrey FoaI Stakes, and he also
captured the Riddlesdown Plate with Zanon
Pretty Polly. last seasons great and popular
day. and the Coronation Cup "a piece of plate
] H]aIuea at 200 sovereigns and Loo. sovereigns in
specie Derby course, about mile and half)
canteIing home with a record for the course
oI 5:SSH4 Ciceros time over the course yes
New-York tribune., 1905-06-02
pI111.AnE1.oH1A- 6. WASHINGTON 3

Philadelphia June AFTER obtaining but one hit
in eight innings, Washington batted Plank out OF
the box in the ninth inning to-day, but failed TO
win the game from Philadelphia. The home teams
victory was due TO hard hitting. The follows:
E.
Philadelphia .........O o 2 l 0 x-6 Ii 3
washington ........0 0 o o o 5-5 I 3
Batteries-Hughes Patten Kttredge: Plank Bender
and Umpires-Relly and Mccarthy. Attendance,
New-York tribune., 1905-06-02
MGRAW EXONERATED.
National League Directors Dismiss Charges
Against Giants Manager

Boston. June l.-At meeting Of the directors OF
the National League held at the Hotel Touraine. in
this city to-day John ]. McGraw. manager of the
Nevy-York Baseball Club. exonerated OF the
charges brought against him by President Barney
Dreyfuss Of the Pittsburg club and the board eX-
pressed its disapproval or Dreyfusss actlon III IN
duISinE in the controversy.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-02
CH1CAco o. CLEvEIAND $

Chicago, June 1.-Chicago defeated Cleveland to-
day. 10 s. in a suggfng game. three -bagger by
Mcfarland the hitting Of Donahue and a running
catch by Jones were features. The score follows:
RHE
chicago ........2 s 0 . 0 o x-9 II :
Cleveland ..............1 . 0 0 2 % 3
T9atte-es-snaith and Mcfarland: Donahue, Bernhard
and RENTS. Unpre-O I.oughn- Attendance. $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-02
COLLEGE BASEBALL
Fordhan Beats Holy Cross and Dartmouth
Shuts Out Georgetown.

go4sps.s A %4''es''' 1,2 h',- = i !
Eatter4es-AicIane and Garsan: o'Rourke Spring and
Lotus
At Hanover, y. H 4 n
Dartmouth .,........0 0 r-l
Georgetown 1000 90
gausries-skflin and McCabe: brennan and Hart
New-York tribune., 1905-06-02
HOME RUN BEATS BROOKLYN.
Courtney's Long Drive Over Right Field
Fence Came in Twelfth Inning,

Courtneys home run hit the right field fence
made it possible for Philadelphia to beat Brooklyn
at Washington Park yesterday. For twelve in
nings the two teams fought for the mastery, and
for about the tenth time this year the superbas
had to bow to defeat in an extra inning game.
1t was fast and we'll played game, with few
safe hits and but two errors both of which were
charged TO Brooklyn Brilliant stops. pretty
catches and two clever double plays kept the crowd
entertained from first to last. The score follows
New-York tribune., 1905-06-02
sr. Lor1s. .: cINcINNAr1 3.

Cincinnati June 1-St. Louis batted Chech
furiously in the ninth inning to-day, and aideo by
errors, scored six runs. making victory easy over
Cincinnati. a fast triple play d feature. The
follows:
H.
st. Louis ..............1 o 0 Go II 0
Cincinnati .............0 0 . o O-3
B&tteries-Che-h Phelps Thieman Warner.
Umpire-Johnstone. Attendance. 2.133.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-02
P1TTsRURG. 4; CHICAGO. 0.

Pttsburg, June Case not only pitched fine
game for Pittsburg to-day but felded unusually
well, making seven assists Pittsburg won the game
in the fourth inning with five hits. The fo.-
lows:
R.H
PittshuIg ..............o 0 0 3 D * 8 2
Chicago ................O u o % 4 0
Batteries-Case and Pietz wency and King. Umpire
Emslie. Attendance. 1910.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-02
DETROIT. 5: ST. LOUIS. 2.

ST Louis. June 1-St. Louis lost its fifth straight
game to-day, Detroit winning by score of . to 2
lows:
Detroit .............o l o o Is I o
Eat.e-fAs-Peltv and Weaver: and Brill I'm
rir.--C,onrofly. Attendance, 1,so0.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-02

Two-bass hits-Bergen, McGee. Home run-Courtney.
PiTSt base on has-on Sparks First base on error
9; Sacrifice hits-SAeckard. Lewis % Stolen bases
Malay, MCGEE. Doolin Struck out-By Sparks s; by
Eas0n, 4. Double plavs-Gesser Lewis: Malay,
Lewis and Gessler. Time OF game 1888. Umpres-
Bausewine and Klein Attendance. 1900
New-York tribune., 1905-06-02
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

AT Syracuse-Syracuse. 3; Scranton .
At Troy-A., J. & G.. 3: Troy. ?
At Einghanton ton-SrilkesbHrre 3: Bnghamton. o.
At Albany-Uiica. g.: Albany, teieyen inn!ngs).
New-York tribune., 1905-06-02

TWO base hit-Yeager. Three base hite-Dougherty,
Touttnann Freeman. Crtger Home -uns-Willams Con
roy Collins Sacrifice ht-Chase Stolen bases-Chase,
Mcclure Sebach, Collins, Ferris. Double plays-Wil-
Jams Conroy and Chase Fiits-oH Chesbro in FIVE IN.
two and one half innings: Winter in FIVE and one
half innings Left bases-New-York. 5: Boston II
First base balls-OT Cheshire Putnam. I: of
Dineen !: on Winter, . First base errors-New-
York Boston. Fit by pitched hall-By Putnam I.
struck Cheshro 6; by Putnam. l; by Direen
1. bv Winter g. Passed ball-McC5uire. Time, 2:15.
T-rupire-Sneri5an. Attendance, 1000
New-York tribune., 1905-06-02

John E. Madden has again announced that he
VIII retire from racing at the end of the present
season and will devote his time entirely to the
breeding OF thoroughbreds at Hamburg Place. his
DIG establishment near Lexington Ky. His friends
We're not inclined to take him seriously, but he
assured them that his determination was finaI and
that MS coors would not be seen again after this
year The horses he has in training will be sold
in the course of the summer and his yearlngs viii
De Fut up AT auction at Sheepshead Bay June
p and g. Few men have done more in recent years
to earn the title Of The Wizard OF the Turf than
has Mr.. Madden. and since he began actual racing
horses bred by him have won many Eastern clas-
stcs. including two renewals of tie Futurity and
several runnings of the Great Trial Stakes. His
breeding farm is one Of the most extensive in the
country. and includes many distinguished sires and
m.ltro1s MI Madden con1ided to his friends that
that after trying everything, from 1o0-yard foot
back and take things easier.
Mr.. Haggin's yearlings from his Rancho del Paso
stud arrived at the Sheepshead Bay sales paddock
said to be the finest lot he has shipped TO the
Eastern market.
For horse with only one eye senlac gave
pretty good account Of himself yesterday in the
steeplechase and although he kept his head cooked
TO one side he took his jumps in better shape than
1one leapers do with two eyes. Jim Newman had
about everything happen TO him that befall one
Most Of his followers thought he was merely sulk-
ing.
Mr.. Hitchcock had his great chaser Fox Hunter
out schooling after the yesterday, and, in the
opinion of those who saw him, the Golden Garter
geIding IS stu far from He fell at the Liv-
erpool and had 10 be fshed out of the ditch. but
after that fenced fairly well and was sent twice
around the field.
All the stalls at the Kenilworth racetrack, Buff
faIo. have been taken and arrangements have been
made to run special horse train daily between the
Fort Erie track and Kenilworth for the first week,
and If the scheme is a success il will be continued
throughout the meeting.
Delhi, Tanya and Sysonby have all acquired pen
alties for the Suburban, and will have to take up
from three to twelve pounds moro than the weight
originally allotted them. This places the impos on
Delhi ct 126 pounds, on Tanya at III and Sy
sonby at ia pounds. Since the last public decara-
tons Moharib: Royal Blue Sandria and May M
have been declared
Supplementary entry blanks for the Common
wealth and the Advance have been sent out by the
Coney Island Jockey Club. Entries close on Mon
day. June 8.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-02
NEw-YORK,

Sacrifice ht-strans. Two base hts-Ma,aews son, Nc
Gam, Wolverton Stolen base-Browne. Double plays
Gilbert pahIen ana McGann, 2; Gilbert and MeGann.
balls-Of Mathewson 81 of Wilhelm, 4 Struck
out-By Mathewson. .: by Wilhelm. l. Wild pitch
Mathewson. Umpre-ODay. Time 1888 Attendance,
New-York tribune., 1905-06-02
DIVES, HARVARD TRACK CAPTAIN

Cambridge, Mass June 1.-E. ]. Dives 1. P the
great quarter-miler. yesterday elected captain
Of the Harvard track team. to succeed w. A
Schick. Dives has been point winner for Har-
ward the track for the last three years He won
the quarter-rile in the international games at
London last year
New-York tribune., 1905-06-02
EASTERN LEAGUE RESULTS.

A. Pa1tt-nore-Rochester, 4: Baltimore. o.
~ oy-iaeuce-Proyidenoe 6: Montreal, ].
AT Jersey City-Jersey City. 3; Tyronto. l.
AT waris-Newark, s: Buffalo. =.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-02
HOW THE YACHTS FINISHED IN BIG OCEAN RACE

of finish. Yacht and owner.
L.. Atlantic, Wilson Marshall
p. Hamburg. German Syndicate.
g.. Valhalla, Earl of Crawford. .....
g.. .Endymion; George r. Lander. jr.
g.. .Eildegrade, E. r. Coleman .
q. Sunbeam, Lord Brassey. ........'
T.. .Fleur dc Lys. L A. Stimson. 80.
6. .Ailsa. Henry Redmond. .....-...
g.. .Utowana, Allison V. Armour. =.
10. Thistle. Robert E Tod. .......
II. Apache. Edmund Randolph
New-York tribune., 1905-06-02

NATIONAL LEAGUE
New-York s; Boston. 2 Pittsturg. 4; Chicago. o.
Philadelphia 8; Brooklyn 2. ST Louis 8; Cincinnati.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-02
MUST ABANDON POLO MATCH.
American Team VIII Not Play in Paris for
Bennett Trophy

Lordon June Craig Wadsworth. second secre-
tary of the American Embassy in London. has
been obliged to abandon his polo project. because
Lawrence McCreery is unable to go TO Paris at
present.
II was announced from London on May q that
Mr.. Wadsworth had organized American team
to contest for the James Gordon Bennett Polo
Cup in Paris the middle OF June The players
were 10 be Richard Tobin. of San Francisco: Frank
worth.
The cup was first offered two years ago, but
there We're o American entries I has never been
competed for 1t considered probable that an
English would enter
Eor other sports page IL
New-York tribune., 1905-06-02

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New-York, Is; Boston 5. Chicago 8; Cleveland, s.
Phila g; Washington O. Detroit, .; ST. Louis,
New-York tribune., 1905-06-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
The Giants Vim IN Boston by Timely
Hitting.
GAM ES TO-DAY.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

Philadelphiz at Brooklyn. Chicago at Pittsburg
New-York at Boston. St Louis at Cincinnati
New-York tribune., 1905-06-02

TWO RACES FOR w. X. VANDERBILT.
Paris. JGne w K vanderbilt's Malta won the
PIX &c LonraJ and his Bengal won the Prtx NAL
lsrst 81 ths Bois de Boulosne races to-day
New-York tribune., 1905-06-02

Supplementary entry blanks for the Common.
wealth and the Advance have been sent out by the
Coney Island Jockey Club. Entries close on Mon
day June 5.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-02

Club.
Yacht Club. .......
Nord Deutscher Verein. .-.......
Royal Yacht Squadron -....-..-..
indian haI DOT.
Philadelphia Cor. Yacht Club. -.
Royal Yacht Squadron. ..........
New-York Yacht Club.
.New-York Yacht Club. ..........
.New-York Yacht Club.
Atlantic Yacht Club. ......--..--.
Ncw-York Yacht Club. b.......-...
New-York tribune., 1905-06-02
PROFESSIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL.
HighIanders, Home Again, Win
Hard Hitting Game from Boston.
GAMES TO-DAY.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Boston at New-York Washington Philadelphi
New-York tribune., 1905-06-02

cs & @ r IF the ssfa1s R @ sS s no weak s % him. and he
New-York tribune., 1905-06-02

Eor other sports see page IL
New-York tribune., 1905-06-02

All the stalls at the Kenilworth racetrack, Buff
faIo have been taken and arrangements have been
made to run special horse train daily between the
Fort Erie track and Kenilworth for the first week,
and if the scheme is success il will be continued
throughout the meeting.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-02

w y n VAR OF Tackensack ut los. LOFT the tie 70
last place. and with n QlyP}han5 }a 5 ST. q ERge Ks
If Newark l07 was left out of the match play w
D. Wallace. of Montclair was not PerI41lt{Led LtI :
of North Jersey was disqualified as being merely OF
the clubs waiting list. He did an s. X = W 5ate
fed for changing his bail while playing a coIe. IN
results for the team banner ana medaiS were