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Local Fights Tonight.

A. the Central \ c. No S3 East
Flfty-sixth street-Stir bout viii Je
between Young O;to and Clarence
Forbes. three rounds The othcr
bouts; Hughey Murphy IS. Terry
Young. Charles Monk vs.. Na:,y
Jacobs and five others.
AT Consolidated A. e. No 10
West Forty-seconl stroet-S,1r bout
Tony Bender and Johnny Allen. az
Philadelphia. Other bouts will Ia
between Mickey McDonouSh and
Johnaie DuEan. Joe Wagner and
johnny DAILY. Willie Jones ana
Young Rose and two other evenly
matched contests.
AT Tuelsnhoc \. C.. Tuckaho,
y. Y.-s,ar bout Will be one OF ten
rounds between Tommy Sullivan nj,
Lawrence. Mass. and Kid Williams
! OF Philadelphia. II preliminary bouts
Kld Egan vs., Benny Riley. six
rounds. and Johnny Davis rs. Young
Frenchy. four rounds. Trains from
Grand Central station.
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MEMPHIS WINNERS.
MEMPHIS. Tenn, April ls.-The rae

MEMPHIS. Tenn, April ls.-The races
hero to-day resulted as follows:
FIRST RACE - Thrce-fourths OF n
uNe-King cole e 10 J and : to lO l.
swell Girl q to . for place. >. stump
Town 3. Tline-ll6 81
SECOND RACE-One-half milo
Margaret Morris "a to l and : to 81 /.
Madonna O6 to l Tor place. , Runsum 2.
Time-0.5i 1t.
THIRD RACE-TArec-quarters OF n
mile -L%lncastrian Is 10 9 and ven |.
Miss An1ble @ to ! for place. .. Prince
OF Woodstock 3. Time-llG 81.
FOURTH RACE Ore-haif mile
Horace q to 3 and even) !. Fontalu
Blue q u 3 for place. .. Rio Grande 3.
Timc-O.ig 81.
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mSCHOOLBOYS OF 81
HOLD FIELD DAY
Good Competition for World
Prizes at Seward Park
This Afternoon.

n.stt- -
rune schpo ooys ot NJ. 81 held
their held day at Seward Park. Hester
and Essex streets. this afternoon Thc
,r.. -. - ="
"l"n''S 'c-r'Nci "NHu"y N"ru pI!l'"'
summary
Louis Goodsoid sccond 49,
second Hon Weissto,s IRE,
Henry Goidst,ln second
Third Ueai-W3Uinn, Lev. -h,i aret.
S1mnei Nanie. socond
Fourth Heart-Samuel Elder. first:
Benjamin. Fisher eond.
u.rr,h zltnsterhteS,"i secnnd 'O's' ms
SKIN Hstt ESvdncy LIppman. first:
Jacob Luberechutz second
Seventh Heat-wnliam s%Hmovi,ch.
Sign nI''' u.,f DAhrsbam Gollsteln.
frs. David s.cbel second
N Te'n,R iieat Louis Klaow TEN. arst.
Harry Lang, s'c2na a..
Eleventh hca'-M1N GIttnan. hrst:
Martin Cross second, a..
Twelfth helt-MtN nrst'
Joseph Gcs.ior. ,seond
'o0$'" Oa'
FIRST He1t-Ilarry Mailman. first:
Dave BoYhinm. s9e9nd 49,.
mira Hc1'- Abmh1m thausa-. frs +.
NF5o,arta 'ue5t@M Mous-odsky. ars,:
Ah9 am Last :cconi
tlltA iicnt-henrN lrtheim' hrsi;
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IS DEFEATED
BY CUTLER TO-DAY
Boston Expert Outplays
Frenchman in an Ex-
citing Game.

In tac afternoon game to-day 80 the
Concert Hall OF Madison Square Garden
Louis Cure. Of Paris. and Albert G..
Cutler. OF Boston, were the coniest1nus
IN the lS-inch haik line. Two shots in.
billiard tour dment FOR tho worlds
championship emblem. There was a
fair average attendance. Cutler won.
The scores.
Curc-I ii. .. c. 20. I. o. !. /. -. > IS.
"a. 50. 3. /. >. ]. 50. 9. O.. .. (. 0. /. 81. o,
o. Il. Total-i39. H!gl ruus-76, -, %
Averages i-e9
Cutlrr-4. o. . -. q. IL. .. !. 90. Is. /. 3.
g. 81. Io;al-51. High runs-S3, 50, 81
AVerngc-l7 7-2a
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BURDlCK LOST TO CONNOLLY

Tn" op7n.ug boxing stag of the Mobile
\. c was hell last night in us club
house. at Ons Hundred and seventh
street and Park avenu and was a great
success. About five hundred admirers
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Eonn Jackson Esuals Record.

Sowton f. .nninElo1's crack hlly Edna
Jackson Won the thlfd RICE "a tnr sen
s1tional time ~ LIE 10. which equals
the track record Edna Jaskson rushed
10 the front and led the field by twg
lengths 10 the stretch. where she tired
per reUtihly Stc 'Is'cl !uG turugh to
win nv one-hl!f length from Tommy
Waddel. who vas second. IT, same
distance before Monet.
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Garner Beat Just So.

Just so was much the best in the
NTH. but was beaten by n chuckle-
headed rid by little Garner. When
shut on and Knocked back Garner tried
10 ctme through IN the rail when there
Was not room enough. Radtke. on
Yorkshire Lad. pinned him there ana
kept his MONT going long enough to
win by a whisker.
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BIG PLUNGE ON ISRAELI
HITS B00KMAKERS HARD
Matte Corbett Wins SIS. 900 and Club House,
Friends Profit too. Fight Still on
Against Pool-rooms.

tine made the running q the stretch.
whore lsrafe. dre~ away easily 10 VIII
ly six lengths from DeuN Temps. with
Elm Ridge { ird. one lel.:tl away
Elm Ridge might have ,'ecn c.orc 10 iCc
winner uui FOR swerviug badly Ia tne
stretch
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eemay Won Stake in Drive.

In n furious whipping finish. ". II.
Snydcr's Bcmay won the Rose stakes
from the Oueck hlly. Fay. The latter
was the earlier plceInakcr. leading by
two lengths TO the last sixteenth. where
Benay s1rgcd up under the whip 70 win
by half a length, Economy was u dis
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tspeciui to The Evening w9rdN
RACE TRACK. AOttEpTCT. April IS.
80, -. 49,,
-SHe OF tHe o'S' inns"
son was successfully exploited tod Y
when Israfel won the second race im-
a..t..t, mi, sr,,iv s, ~ Ned1ler
f'esS''''F- i""
carried a ton oi cl'p-n'u@ money ana
Matte Corbat, alone Won a pile estl-
.t .,,.--,,t.ci. al. se-ro III.
tsr,foi
friend " Johnson ""H' ~
conhdt1 the cool thlng to the club
housa contingent. Who be. heavily. fore
a.
INK the rdds nom D 70 =" " "a
the close. They were sim betting "Aeii
mo r,ce startal,-
-. , 49,. $50, ~ ,ha
ISrd''l Hi""FS "'H "a, - ~
Others and tie cheers which greeted ms
victory might have made even 4 might
.,,,,r rro,,a LADY Valentine
~ ,ta ,.aI,h,
was "A tremendous UP '"t Wv "''s,
OF money on her Enabled lsratei back-
era to r., down good
~ rootr, ,-hrouphout tho day WINS
u "s ~.
spirited ana no uu"p W'S ru' "a 10y
ambition OF the regulars 70 bet as hlgn
or often Az fneN pleased NJ atkt4AIA
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SPORTING.
OLD DR.. GRINDLE,
4HE OLDGSI sfE.lALlSr ~
DISEASES or MrnN.

TIE VLUtNI oIENIALISI IN
or MEN.
Under Or Grinilv'a scientific treatment
all diseases peculiar TO mon are cured n,oIe
quickly, moru easily ana ON more AODER-
ATE TEikNS than hy any other adVertisins
physlcian. DO you suffer from blood FOLSOM
Ing, hereditary % contracted, nervous debll-
ity. kidney. bladder complaints. skin disease.
red spots, ULCERS sors throat and mouth,
palntul sNenlng STRUCTURE. VARIcO.
CEIE OF amy disease rraulting from excess,
inliscretion Or %gNorworkF II matters not of
how long standing. DO not be DISCOURAGED
because you have consulted other physicians
without hcnefll. Or, Drlndle cures where
others. have iailed, Private and ordinary cons
tracted diseases and drains quickly cured.
Or. Grtndle has been located at No. III
IVES 18TH ST. between 9th and Tth
aveed ever 20 Years. Consultation frea
Charges modtrAts.
Hours: o to 0. Sundays 0 10 g
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

CINCINNATI AT PiTTSeURG.
Cincinnati 1881 o o 3 o o 3 o o. :
Pittsburg ...... O. o. o q 0 o o.
Bltteries-Overall and Schlel; Lever
and Corisch.
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BATTING ORDER.
BY BULGER.

WASHINGTON PARK. BROOKLYN.
y y. April lS.-By all around superior
work the Giants again detected Brook
lyu this afternoon by a score OF 4 to /.
The game was characterized by several
kicks on tho umpines. Umpire Emslle
elected Pitcher stricklott from the game
ia the second inning. and later Dahien
was ordered out by Umpire Conway.
The Brooklyn ba.tcrs wero unable to
hi; Wtltse when men were on the bases
and should have been shut out. A bad
throw from S,rang bounded into the
hleachors In The sixth inning and this
constituting Il block ball, allowed Gees
Ter to walk HON from second SIX thou
sand people saw the contes:.
First Inning.
Bresnahan died on a grounder 10 Al
perman. and Browne went out on
strikes. Lewis threw ont Donlin NO
RUNS.
Lumlev's hot drive got, hv Dahlen for
a single. bat he was forced out on
Maloncy's rap TO Wlltse. Casey forced
Maloney. Gesslcr flied TO Me:tes. NO
RUNS.
Second Inning.
.NcGann walked. Mertes hit into n
double play on q groundcr to Lewis
Lewis also threw out Dahlcn. NO
Mccarthy beat out \ pretty hunt. but
wns forced out by LewiS's grounder 10
Niltse. Alperman died AZ first. Berger
flied TO Browne. NO RUNS.
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GIANTS AGAIN
BEAT DODGERS,
SCORE 4 TO |
Met raw's Men Make Big
Kick on One of Con-
roy'S Decisions.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Giants ..-..-+..Q q J J ] ! o Q o.
BROOKLYN ........O o 0 o o o 0 o.
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Lady AmeIia SPEEDY as Ever.

Lady Amelia played with the neld In
the opening race. Breaking IN front
she led AN the way without being ex-
tended. winning. pulled up bv one and
a half lengths from Zicnap. which was
second practically all the way, Cousin
Kate was third. SIX lengths away. The
time. 05a Be-. was only a fraction away
from the rccord
ISRAELI by Six Longths.
ISRAELI. Hocus Pocus and LDiy va.ea-
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BATTING RDE

BOSTON, April ls.-The Highlander
Boston game ended in the eleventh in
ming with the score 3 to Q. 1t was TOO
dnrx 10 continue.
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First Inning.

ming wiki the score 3 to 3. 1t was TO
dark to continue.
First Inning.
Doughcrty was an easy out, Harris
10 Gr!rnshaw. kee.tr's hunt was
thrown INTO right field by Crimshaw
and Willie kept on 10 second Parent
and Grimshaw took cafe of Elberfe q,
and Keller came 10 the thrcc-uudrter
mark. Ke-lcr scored On n wild pitch.
Chase was out on strikes. ONE RUN.
The cN-Harvard twirler took the box
FOR the Highlanders and had lots OF
speed. Selbnch. the first man up. how
ever. wnacked the second ball tossed
INTO short center for =. single. Collins
met r OF tho swift %insnoots for a
~two-bagser Into LETT garden. and Sell
bach scored. Stahl's roller got by
Chase. but Williams picked II up and
touched hrst. Collins advanced to
third. Parent was second out Garrison
To Chase. Freeman waited too long
RUN.
seoond Inning.
Collins forwarded wrliams's bounder
over to Grimshaw In good time. Par
ent also Transported Conroy's b%ounder
Morlarl,y's h1under and passed II 10
Grimshaw. NO RUNS. :
Grimshnw fouied al over tho lot and
then bounded one TO Williams. who
Threw 10 AN|Arf. tffaN singled fhh lfNl
ball into Let. Graham's hummer 10
Moriarity reured'the side. a toss to VII
liams retiring Ferris AT second. thence
Ghase.naiiug C raham-SO-RLN
Third Inning
Kleinow got the first pass Of the
game. Clurksau sacrihed Gr.mshaw
20 Ferris. Ferris and Grimshaw took
care OF puugherty's houuder and
klelnow went 70 third collins PASSED
l. .aAaHHU laHnanN Asa.H .. I1wf-.easa 80
NO RUNS.
Harris me: the nrst BAH and sen, n
hard line drive which keeler was IN the
way % Elberfeld tossed Selbach's
not get IL no IN time Couins's %bounder
was tossed over. Williams 10 Chase. ana
Selbach was safe at second. Stahl was
presented with a pass \ try TO. a
double steal was disastrous. Stahl go
ing out. kleinow 10 Elbcrfeld. NO
RUNS.
Fourth Inning
Elberseld was Out. Collins to Grim
shaw. Freeman was beneath Chtso :
lish one when IL descended. Williams
famed thrice 80 RUNS
Parents grasser Was easy work FOR
Elberfcld uni Chase. Freemau's ground-
er WIS dlrcn. for Chase Grimshaw was
sale ~ irst, Morl1rity stopped q hot
gtuIuder and tossed IL over speedily.
Chase dropping tbe sphere Ferris sin.
eled INFO lef;. but Grimshaw was held
at srgond Grlham popped up a high.
one for ConrQy NO RUNS.
Einb I,,i,r
'' '''"'s'
Parent and Grius,aN handled con-
T9,s sizzler Ia great saloe Moriar.ty
,r /, 81, ,itw ~ 'N2 - i'r.
o.. an,t ovc, Il, .tl.x snanc G-iW-
,,W .~,.ttfys nte man (forI4ritv .-t3 a.
i,-vvty n,,. Nf,,I,t, ~
81, ~, ~, -.
- nIN '"' llama" az
- nta, tI--,. h.,-1.-
Vjr", w,s s,fs seu,a.h Sac.
~ ~ a ,.fl,Eso n, cn.rec Wfiloms
M tn5K csra ~ Collins H,rr!s
.9al.nr NINA stanfs ny into len was
rsnj ft 40 esrne~s and sror1 liar
before ~ ching where Inc BAN lei.
AI1rfi-t, tossed Parents bourdrr y-r
h. Ctas, ONE RUS
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
WASHINGTON Al PHILADELPHIA

Washington .....2 q o O o o q o o.
philadelphia ....e o o / o i O o II
Batteries WOLF ana Kit.rilge Bender
aaI S,hreck.
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Docs a. iose2 J. W.
A loses.
Kindly inform me did sharkey ever
get a decision over F-itzsirmons II
so, where and whcn2 ). HuSHER
sharIsey ,,on II questionable de-
cisIon over Fir on ~ foul In eight
rounds IN Frisc-p, Dee. =. 1898.
Please inform M 10 decide a bet;
Which two PLAYERS of the Giants travel
together Ike br5tlors-Donlln and GIL
bert or MeGann and Gilbert S. H.
Gilbert and Don1in.
Five mon arc playing euchre-call on
the ace for a partner everybody pa-sts
but the dealer. who picks it up. Aoidire
four diamonds and one CLUB. Naturally
calling ON the club ace for his partner,
the hrst lead is a spade. and goes
around up to the dealer. who. OF course.
has last play. lie suspects the man
VITO put the spade acc on as las part
ner lwnicn he was). aud dlscards his
club. They take the balance OF the
tricks. earning i've points. Some one
puts up Il kick. saying tho dealer
should ave trumpcd the spade trick
and held his club NTH It was led.
Please decide tais question and settle
a dispute. \ BUNCH.
Maspeth. L.. 1.
iHc dealer was cntuIea ~ cI,ncr
Tramp or throw nwn, on the trek.
ne can call on any ace of which
he holds suit. lie has the right 10
thrOv on sucb suit card when the
opportunity arises.
Would YOU kindly answer by mail or
through the sporting column OF your
paper, 10 decide a bet, the following
a uFE. u "a On Nj .nF FfnnnnlN A. has
g0 points; he melds 10 and then claims
out. b. SAYS he must take a trick be-
fore he claims out. Which winS1ox
lie must take n trick.
kindly decide the following. In a
u disnonds vas turned up to make
trunps, but neither dix was picked up
until there remained but one card on
top Of the ace. Can the player VINO
takes the next trick exchange the lis
for the ace and with trree otner aces
med 100 aces. WILLIAM THOMAS.
New York
He cannot.
Playing t~hree-handed poker uack
potsl, dealer. or a, opens pot, myself,
o. b.. says C.. drops out. 4 bets. y
sfuys, B asks for three cards. A deals
p. four r.. not knowing this. picks
IN the cards and 2alls six cards 10 a.
l%iefore A denis cards To himself BUT
himself two cards. making three kings.
Please decide !f i. has dead hand or
not and who gets the pot, or should
II be equally dLylded
* Il picked the four cards on the
tniiie his hand was dead. II he
while they Iny face down on the
tnhfc the mistake could he rectI-
He'd by mutual agreement. other
wise there should be IA new deal.
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INC
EDITORS
COLUMN.
EOF
NEWSC0MMENT

a. bets on a certain horse 10 wiz IN
q hnndbook An ndded starter 3" ns
me race. and AS horse runs second
Does a. lose2 W.
A loses.
The evening world., 1906-04-18

nrs' Mor!aritv walked Klelnow hunt
"a 10 Collins and Peterson dropped the
bar and Mpriurity went 70 third and
klcinow 70 second Mcguire went into
Ia, for LEROY He went out. Collins
20 Peterson. Here was Dougherty's
.haue, iealu but he fell down going
l. Tuuuchlll 20 Peterson. keeler
r.uptI one To- Peterson 40 RUNS.
%eRtau went iu 20 pitch FOR the
Htrhfaud-rs Collins singled 10 right
s,.f.0s sa r.hce WAS thrown Wild by
Newt.n 100 second and both Collins
and StaNl svcre safe. Parent Atcri-
frod Moriarity 10 'Charc. Freeman
1I-l 20 Williams and Collins was dou-
Dies Ht third. Williams 20 Moriar.ty.
SO RUNS
Eleventh Inning.
Eihc~fc'l Aied TO Selhach Chase
20 Stahl WiliamS wos Third out,
'rson VA sout Williams 10 chase
Ferris singled "a lcft Graham fouled
% Chase Tanuehill's single 20 right
vls muit~d hy Keller. but Ferris went
- sleep between the bases and was
ratled at second. Keller 10 Elberfeld.
No RUNS.
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kindly decide the following: In n
two-handed game OF pi9oehle the aSe
trumps, but neither dix was picked up
until there renamed hut one card on
top Of the ace. Can the player VINO
takes the next trick exchange the dix
for the ace and with t-ree other aces
med 100 aces. WILLIAM THOMAS.
No. ~ West Forty-second street.
New York.
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Fifth Inning.

Devlln singled TO cenir-. Gilbert sac
riaced. advancing pevlin 20 second.
Lewis threw out W.lt-e wAile Devil
took thlrd. Casey's bad throw pulled
Gesaler Of the bag ana Bresrahan was
safe. peylin scoring. Easou threw pat
Brown. ONE RI'N
Enson nied to Mertes Lumley beat
ont a slow hit 20 Dahlea. LumleY was
stenling second. Mtlnney WAS thrown
NM hN GLlh.rt 70 RlNs
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LAST THREE DAYS.

We mus; positively yacate this SATURDAY,.
and have only three more. days In which 10
sell out our large up-to-date stock OF Mems
and Boys spring suits. Cvercoat- ani Ttpu
sers. Eyerythiug must go. regardless OF c st.
Suits, worth si2, now SAYS.
Top Goats, worth Sl2, now SAYS.
And Everything Else a, Less than
Half price. suits and Top Coats.
WORTH $50. SOW 1915.
The Excelsior Clothing Co..
Corner Liberty and Church SITS,
ONE BLOCK BrLov CORTLANDT ST.
Omen saturday Evening TIL 10 O'Clock.
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baseball, Polo Grounds To-Day. Ya.e VI.
To- As-n i, - A4 ,sloa - ots. "a.
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Sixth Inning.

Dorlln was slfe on Lewis had throw
Nike then stole se,1ld Mccain walked
Mertcs buutc1. and While Casey was
throwing him ou;. Donlin sc0rci from
Second Mccain was thrown out AT
me pia'e on pAhlen's grounder 80
Eason Dahlen was then caught nap
pIng on first. ONE Run
tn. entire Giant club surrounded
conway in a klck over the decision az
arst. and pahlcn WIS ordered out OF
tte gi.uc. s;raug taking his place.
Casey singled 20 right Gcssler nut
T. Strang. forcing on; Casey. In ar
tempting a double play Strnngs 'nr1"
houn1cI into the blcachers and Cess
ler was allowed to score Sstng threw
nut Mccarthy Gilbert pickeA OF LoHis
ONE Hf-&
The evening world., 1906-04-18

During the absence Of ROBERT
EDGkrN wlth me American team
~ the Olympic games In Athens.
Nfctce. the sporting news OF Ihe
Evening World Will be edited BY
Vincent TreAnpr. Communications
regarding sports should be ad-
dressed 10 him. care OF The Even
ing World. Pulitzer Building. Park
ROW.
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SPORTING NEWS AND COMMENT e R07ET TTTE1D cREN
WORLDS RACING CHART
THIRD DAY AT AQUEDUCT.
Track Fast.

T RACE-sso aiiei: mares threeyear.Sl, and M; five furones Start
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Tanne1Nl v.G' into pitch for oBstou.
lla Peterson ,oq1 G~r!mshaws pfve~aI
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Second Inning.

Collins forwarded Williams's bounder
over to Grimshaw In good time. Par
cnt also transported Conrov's bounder
TO Grimshnw. Ferris took care OF
Morlarlty's h1under and passed 1t 10
Grimshnw. NO RUNS.
then bounded one TO Williams. who
threw 10 Chase. Ferris singled the first
ball into Lot. Graham's hummer TO
Moriarity retired The side. a toss to WI
liams retiring Ferris at second. thence
TO GAase. naIlInE Graham-NQ RLNS
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Fourth Inning.

Donlln popped out o LOWS and NJ
Gam pe1ped out TO Gessler. Mertes
singled Ia Lett. Duulin stunr a two
h1gEer into decp c"utre and Mertes
scored. plhicn was caught naming
81 second. ONE Run.
Gpssler fouicd out TO Bresnahan. Nc
Carthy singled to left. Lewis popped a
nv 10 Dahien Alperman wnrked Rer-
gen forced out Alderman. NO RUNS
The evening world., 1906-04-18

Would YOU kindly answer by mail or
through the sporting column OF your
paper, 10 decide a bet, the following
\. plays - q game Of pinochle \. has
90 points. he melds 10 and then claims
out. p. says he must take a trick be-
fore he claims out. Which winsR
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ihe dealer was cntitiea a" ei.her
lr,I..p or throw away On the trick.
nc can call on any ace Of which
he holds suit. lie has the right 10
tbrUw on sucb suit card when the
opportunity arises.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-06-15
Rheumatism Cured in "a Hours.

T. j. Blackmore, of Halter & Black
more, Pittsburg, Pa, says: "a short
time since l procured bottle of Mys-
tic Cure. 1t got me out of the house
in "a hours. | took to my bed with
rheumatism nine months ago and the
Mystic Cure is the only medicine that
did me any good. | had five of the best
physicians in the city, but | received
very little help from them. know the
Mystic Cure to be what it is represent
ed and take pleasure in recommending
it to other poor sufferers Sold by
Otto Grotjan, 1901, Second avenue,
Rock Island; Gust Schlegel & Son.
22O West Second street. Davenport.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-06-15
NAMEF.W.MOSHER
President of illinois and Wiscon.
sin Retail Coal Dealers
Association.
ELECT TO OTHER OFFICES
President Thompson Makes CLOSING
Remarks-Membersh Discus
ses Insurance.

AT this mornings session of the Hi
nois and Wisconsin Retail Coal Deal
ers' association, the following officers
were elected:
President-Frank w. Mosher of De
Kalb, Ill
Vice President-F. NJ. Crowley oil
Madison, Wis.
Treasurer-W. P. Barker. ST.. of Ba-
tavia, ILL.,, (reelected).
Directors-L. Waldo Thompson OF
Beloit, Wis; and J. E. Gates of Jack
sonville, Ill, for three years; and c. l..
Marston of Appleton, Wis, for one
year
President Thompson, preceding the
election, took occasion TO express his
thanks TO the membership for the sup
port ard cooperation of the association
with himself as president and with the
other officers. He also expressed his
thanks to- the local dealers. the ladies
of the city. the press. and citizens, for
the courtesies extended the association
here Mr.. Mosher. who was elected
president. has served two terms as
vice-presideEt, and is a very capable
officer Former President Thompson
succeeds, in the directorate, c. l.. Mar
ston of Appleton. who was himself
elected to fill vacancy caused by the
resignation of d. o. Slime of Reeds
burg, Wis. J. +. Gates of Jacksonville.
was reelected. All of the elections
were unanimous. The selection of
secretary of the association is lett to
the board of directors. and it is under
stood that Mr.. Lukens, the present eff
fcient secretary, will again be chosen.
Resolutions Adopted.
The committee on resolutions. OF
which E. E. McKown of this city was
chairman. made its report this morn
ing. and il was adopted. The resolu-
tons expressed the thanks of the as
ISOLATION to Rev. Marion Humphreys
for his part in the convention, and sug-
gested that the invocation. which has
in the past never been part OF the
program, be hereafter included IN the
opening exercises. The resolutions
comment to some length on the subject
discussed by Mayor McCaskrin in his
address of welcome. and urge that &C
tivity be shown along the lines he sug-
gested. The national rate bill was APP
proved and the officers instructed to
use every influence in it's behalf. The
association congratulated the Illinois
Retail Merchants association on its
success in securing freight rate re
duct:On in this state.
The insurance committee whose re
port was one of the main features of
yesterdays session, was continued, and
given power to act. with a view to the
organization Of a mutual insurance as
SOciatiOn.
The administration of President
Thompson was warmly praised in the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-06-15
hour of sociability was INDUCED in by
those present.
Notice..
Rock Island. ILL.,, June Is, 100

Rock Island. ILL.,, June 13, 1905.
To His Honor, Mayor George w. Nc.
CaSkrin:
Sir: l hereby make application for
saloon license to sell Intoxicating
malt, vinous and fermented liquors
from the first Monday of May. 1906, to
the first Monday of November, 1906
for saloon as aforesaid at No. 700
Seventh street in the city of Rock Is
land, county of Rock Island. state of
Illinois and accompany this applica-
ton signed by majority of the proper
ty owners on both sides of said Sew
enth street within 500 feet in each di-
rection of the front door of said No.
700 Seventh street and herewith ten
der you bond as required by the ordin-
ances of the city of Rock Island and
the laws of the state of Illinois with
Simon Lewis and J. J. Harris as my
sureties thereon. Respectfully.
NJ MARBLESTONE.