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The March number Of the American Mega
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fishers 10 New York. eOntsIns f.r.reaching
and up-to-date articles and MIST excel ent
fiction Miss T-rb II tlates the story Of the
IT riff Uuder Grant" ossphine Dsskam
Baeou's Gle is ca tiled I'VE and our
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George Madden M4rten contributes a story
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Capt. William Toomas West, DIVISION
superintendent vi be- S uIherD Ra lway,
lied a, hir home in Richmond lSst night
OF h art disease. He was native If
Piusylvania couGte.
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Ne~s mas b.. rece v,d be des,h,
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Dr.. W j. Kendall He was ory-6ve
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HOUSE.

Mr.. Cannon read q lecture to the
House today shortly after it convened, on
how members should conduct themselves
during the sessions. "lt for the rebaain
der of the session members will give at
tention and the House keep 10 order we
will transact business more intelligen:ly
and twice IS rapidly" said be.
For FIVE mioutes the members we're
quiet and then they were as noisy as ever.
The Senate bill, from the jpint COM
mitiee on printing, reforming Congress
ional printing with the hope Ofsaving a
quarter of million dollars, was passed
The conference reports on the fOrtifi-
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cutter bill we're adopted.
The five hours debate on the Littauer
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pise to hear it called, "the ship subsidy
BILL" was opened at 70 O'Clock by q
short speech by Mr.. Grosvener. Mr..
Littauer occupied three quarters Of an
hour in defense Of the bill.
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Evening journal., 1907-07-30
NELSON And CANS
SIGN ARTICLES

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, July 29.-
Joe Cans and Battling Nelson were re-
matched here to settle the long stand
ing argument of who is the better
fighter. in making the match Cans vir-
tually wins his point I'm the argument
over weight, the men agreeing to weigh
in at 1872 Ia pounds. ringside, strip
ped. No club has as yet signed the
men, but it looks as though Rickard
will land the battle.
The match was made by accident. so
TO speak. Ben Selig and Billy Nolan
met by accident in a local cafe and
fight talk was started at once. After
an hour Of heated argument the man
ayers agreed that their men should
meet in September before the club Of
fering the largest purse, tn weight for
the so to be 1872 la pounds at ring
SIDE and the lighters 10 weigh ia strip
ped. Forfcits TO bind the match are
Ito be posted at once.
The matching of Cans and the Dane
means that the proposed 80 between
George Memsic and the negro. sched-
uled for August 16. will not be staged
Betting has opened on the Britt-Nel-
son contest at 10 TO s. with Nelson at
the long end Many expect 10 to z. or
even 10 TO before the fight Both
ARE virtually at the weight-133 pounds.
Evening journal., 1907-07-30
DIAMOND FLASHES.

Go ahead ye Tailors.
Throw it into them.
We wish you luck.
Until you strike the Peaches.
For every one you take from the "over
head" clubs helps us.
Double header to-day. First, game at 2
O'Clock. Second at four
Rain "butted in" yesterday and South
side Park was soaked. Result-No game.
Herzog. third baseman Of the Reading
team. scored four Of the seven runs made
by Reading in the double-header with
Altoona yesterday.
The, Senators and the B!llies are tied
FOR FIRST place in the Tri-State race
The Tailors have won six straight
games. DO you think Curt Weigand would
deign to "crack a smile" now?
The fans are anxiously inquiring about
Jimmy sebring. He will be out Of the
game for some time yet.
Doe Newton has been pitching win
ming ball since his return to the New York
Americans.
Reading had an attendance Of 6,l5o peo-
ple saturday That's doing right WELL
Lancaster News.
Wilmington sloughed Trenton 10 0
and Trenton handed 1t along TO Williams
port. We did not want that to o thing
around here so We just passed it along
Trenton Times.
Evening journal., 1907-07-30
A SCIENTIFIC BREAKFAST.
Easily Prepared.

Rightly selected food will alone cure
many diseases.
Try a scientific and healthy break
ast:-Fruit of some kind, preferably
cooked: dish of Grape-Nuts with
cream: two soft boiled eggs; (Put two
eggs in a tin pint cup of boiling water,
cover and set of for nine minutes.
Whites will then be the consistency
of cream and most easily digested)
slice of hard crisp toast, cup Of Postum
Food Coffee
on that, breakfast you can work like
a horse and be perfectly nourished
until noon. Your nervous troubles,
heart palpitation, stomach fand bowel
troubles, kidney complaints and var
ious other disorders viii gradually dis
appear and firm solid health will set
in.
Why2 You have probably been liv-
ing on poorly selected food, that is
food that does not contain the requir-
ed elements the body needs. That sort
of food. and coffee, is the direct or
indirect cause of more than half the
ills the human body acquires.
Grape Nuts is a perfectly cooked
food and both that and the Postum
I0Nn ANAAAt ANnAAAiAn AlAAI AANNAN0A0l'A1
particles of phosphate of potash OBJ
tanned in a natural way from the grains
of the field and by scientific food eX-
perts incorporated into food and drink
That element joins with the albumen
in food TO make gray matter. which is
the filling of the brain cells and the
nerve centres throughout the human
body.
A man or woman thus fed Is scien-
tihcally fed and rapidly grows in vigor
and vitality, and becomes capable
OF conducting successfully the affairs
Of life. To produce a perfect body
and a money making brain, the body
must have the right kind Of food anc
the expert ood-specialist knows how
10 make It. That is Grape Nuts anc
Postum Food Coffee. produced at ths
pure food factories Of the Postum Co.
at Battle Greek. Mich. Read The Road
TO Wellville,p in pkgs. There's a Rea-
SON"
Evening journal., 1907-07-30
SPEED AVERAGE
WAS SURPRISING
Grand Circuit Meeting at
Detroit Fastest Ever Held
There

The Blue Ribbon meeting at Detroit
last week. which marked the opening
of the Grand Circuit Of 1907. the trot-
ters and PAGERS set a clip that will be
hard to beat this season. Taking into
consideration the condition of the track,
which for two or three days was wet
md heavy, as well as the earliness
of the season the time made was phe-
homenal.
In the seven pacing classes, 21 heats
were contested. averaging 2.07 Is per
heat This record has only been sur
passed twice in turf history, both
times over the Readville course inl1906,
when a two-weexs' meeting was held.
The first week the PAGERS averaged
2.O5.93 and the second week 2O5.33
At Detroit last week the fastest mile,
2.03 ga. was by Baron Grattan and
the slowest mile. 2.09 "a, by Thorn
way, every heat in the seven races
being below 2.10.
Twenty-four heats by the trotters
Averaged 2.10.2l 1-5, over one-half being
better than 210. The best heat, ,2.06 IA,
was made by Sonoma Girl, and the
slowcst. 213 3-4 by Berico, by Palat-
l1a. The grand average for both gaits
hvas 2.0S 3-5.
Now Records Taken.
Trotters making new records at De-
trot We're: Fedora's Athol 213 IA TO
21l Ia; Gonteel II. 2.21 Ia 10 2.i1 Ia;
Carlo, 2.27 l-2 TO 21l Ia; Wild Bell,
2.1S 20 PIP 3-4 watson, 210 IA TO
2.09 Ia. Emboy. 209 Ia to 2.0S Ia;
Lotta, 212 Ia TO 21O Ia
PAGERS that took new marks were:
Reproachless, 2.O6 la Bonanza, 207-
1-2; Gruger. POS 60 2.O6 Ia; Judge
Wilson, 207 la; Shaughran, 20S Ia;
Thornway. PIP Ia to 2.06 ga.
The new 2.1O performers at Detroit
were: PAGERS rs-Reproachless, 2.06 Ia;
Bonanza, 207 l-2; Judge Wilson, 2.07-
Ia; Shaughran, 2l0S Ia; Thornway,
2.06 S-4
Evening journal., 1907-07-30
With THE SPORTSMEN
CHESTER TEAM
GOES TO SHAMOKIN

sHAMoKIN. July so-Arrange-
ments were concluded yesterday to
have the Chester Club. Of the Atlantic
League. transferred to Edgewood Park.
this place, for the remainder OF the
season.
ShamolSin has been after an Atlantic
League franchise for the past month,
and thadeal whereby Chester is trans
ferred 6 that place was arranged yes
terday in Reading
Edgewood Park will be improved for
the opening President Dobbins and
other officials Of the league will be
present at the first game.
Local fans are pleased over the fact
that professional baseball viii be play
ed here the remainder Of the season.
The Park is under the direct control
Of former Congressman NJ. II. Kulp
and brother Gilbert, who will insist
on irst-class games being played. The
present Chester team will be greatly
strengthened and the Kulps are con-
hdent the team will become popular
here. Pitcher John Covalesld and third
baseman John MarheflSa, local baseball
favorites. will like be added TO the
team at once.
DR. Leon Van Horn, Of this city. own
er Of the Chester Club, confirmed the
report that the Chester team had been
transferrd TO Shamokin. The team will
take the name of Edgewood, and the
first game probably will be played Fri
day with Easton The team will be
reorganized, the management retaining
the best players OF the Chester and
of the Edgewood Club, which has been
playing independent ball.
DR. Van Horn was disincllned TO dis
cuss his reasons for transferring the
club, but said that Chester was not
supporting the team The Chester nine
has not played az home since July 10.
Evening journal., 1907-07-30

another meeting between Joe Cans
and Nelson. No doubt steps have
been taken to bring them together;
indeed, it would seem that they are as
good as matched TO clash in Nevada
on Labor Day. But suppose that
Nelson is beaten. Would Cans care
to hook I'D with a beaten man? He
might for the money there is in It, or,
more strictly speaking, for a guaran-
tee. but insofar as any credit would
accrue in trouncing Nelson under
circumstances, that is another ques-
tion.
Evening journal., 1907-07-30
johnson and Rurke Matched.

Sailor Burke and Jock Johnson
signed articles of agreement calling
for a battle Of six rounds during the
first week of September. The men
are to meet at catch weights, which
viii give the big colorcd man about
20 pounds the better Of things. The
bout is to go to the club Offering the
best inducements Bids for the bait
tie will close August r.
The only conditions 10 the match
are that the men are to box under
straight rules. protect themselves on
the Dreakaway and at all times. and
that soft bandages can be used-
Evening journal., 1907-07-30

Clifford, pitching for Waverly famed four
Of the opposing batsmen. Hereafter clubs
wishing games with the Riverview team
will address Prince A. Mousley, No HOl
Market street. Manager Mousley has a
few open dates for September which can
be arranged for. He proposes strengthen
ing the team in several places which at
present are weak. Saturdays score fol-
lows. R.H.E.
Riverview =. =. ..sOOO1O26O1-1s p Z
Waverly o. ... ..1O35O00 0-l2 L >
Umpire, Hunt; time Of game, 80.
Evening journal., 1907-07-30
weisand win Stay.

Curt Weigand, who, It was reported.
has been anxious TO get his release
from the new Reading Tri-State team,
makes an emphatic denial Of the state
ment that he desires to leave the club.
lie will remain with the team to the
end OF tn season. and DO an ne can TO
urge the players to do their best to
win games. President Carpenter. IN
speaking Of Reading as a member Of
the Tri-State League, said: "The
league is a first-class organization. and
the lovers Of baseball in Reading will
now have an opportunity 10 see good.
clean and snapny ball. The city Is to
be congratulated"
Evening journal., 1907-07-30
NEWS OF the HORSES.

The Road Drivers Association of
Philadelphia wiz contest with the viii
mington Horse Show Association
horses here on September with
return match at Belmont on Septem-
Der H.
sonoma Girl i'm two starts has won
S6SO0-SSOO0 at Libertyville. S3SO0 at
Dotroit--and Is still in $4,000 worth
of stakes
The PAGER Rally, by corraloid. now
has a mark of 2.26 Ia. He has been
raced in matinees for three years by
Howard Heather.
Hooker Wilson has located at Bel
mont rack with William MacFarland's
String OF horses They will race down
the Fair Circuit
Blacksmith John ]. Mckinley owns
.Donavan Boy, 2.2S Ia, by Cimmaron,
who earned his record here, last week.
Election Night b. g, by Election,
owned by E c. Quin, of this city, cut
his record from 2.29 IA to 2.22 Ia at
Belmont track, July "a
Elyria has "A new performer I'm the
list I'm the ch. m. Minnie Elyria, who
trotted TO road cart in a race at Bel
mont last week in 217 Ia.
Peter Balta, by Guardsman, beat a
good field at Lima. o., stepping in
2.20 la, 2.20 IA, 2.16 1-2. The last
mile gave him a new record.
Sherman Clay, 2.05 Ia, is still liv-
ing and Is owned by Walter Klipp,
Chambersburg, Pa.
E. .. McCargo failed to start Doris
Martin. by Gamaleon, in the 2.15 trot
at Detroit
May Earl. by Earl. won the 2.2O
trot at Terra Haute, Ind. with heats
in PA, 21O. 2.13 Ia
To win the 2.23 pace at Albany. Eas-
ter Direct, by Direct, had TO step in
'2.16 Ia, 2.19 1-2, 2.21 Ia
] Frank Doble has resigned as train
er at the Hudson River Stock Farm,
Poughkeepsie, n. "
The owner OF Legal wood is of the
opinion that he can beat Curtis to
wagon over Belmont track.
Margery f., b. m, by Prince Acolyte,
and Little Jap. b. s.. by Actell, now
have records OF 2.17 Ia.
More than 200 horses have been en-
tered in the open classes for the meet
ing az Cleveland this week
Edna ". by Vitello, won another
good race al Albany n. ". July 25
going in 2IS IA. 2.23 Ia and 2.19 l-2
Nancy Allen, by Strathallen. was
kept in the PIP pace az Albany. Three
heats in 212 Ia each looks bad
Princeway 2.11 Ia; Amanda Hart
l21t Ia; Royal Prize. PIG Ia. Kassa-
mo. 2.1f Ia; Carleton. 216 IA; Dry
dock. 2.19 Ia: Jennie Mark. 2.I4 IA
ltook Nleir records at Belmont track
The Friend, POS IA. by Heir-at-Law
is making good for Walter Cox. Three
winning heats at Detroit in 2O5 S-4
l2.06 Ia. 2.07 3-4 show he has a cinch
ION the 2.O6 class
Thornway. bay horse by Steinway
dem Algerdetta, by Allandorf. is now
leligible 10 the 2.07 class. He cut his
record from PIP 1-2 to 2.06 "a al
Detroit
The Gentleman's Driving Club. Tren-
ton. n. J.. VIII give purse matinee
on Saturday. August 10. at the Tren-
ton Driving Park, when 5000 purses
will be hung mp for PIG pacing, 2.2i
trotting classes; 500 for 2.S5 pacing
and S-minute trotting classes.
Evening journal., 1907-07-30
Madison cluh Wanta Gamea.

Tho Madison BasehaIl Club would Ike
10 hear from any fourteen or fifteen year
cid team IN the city The lnc-up for the
Madison Baseball Club is as follows. w.
BoecS. c.; ID. Harlsins. ID and D.: p Bor-
relL lb and D.; l. IAtz, %; r. Bocck. IS
A. slouser. 3b: a. Warrick. H.: r. Grymes.
cf.; W sayers r.; A. McCabe AMI I. Mil
Ter. suhs Send challenges 10 W. j. Boeck.
No. SIS Madison street, Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1907-07-30
BRITT vs.. NELSON

Jimmy Britt and Battling Nelson
are to have their third meeting in
San Francisco tomorrow night. The
fight is by long odds. the principal
topic under discussion in pugilistic
circles. for on the result not only de-
pends the future of each man. but the
challenger to battle for the light
weight championship.
Dispatches would seem to point to
Evening journal., 1907-07-30
PLAYED CLOSE GAME
Riverview and Waverly Teams Fought
For Ten lnnings.-Riverview
Wins.

On the Riverview grounds on Saturday
tho Rlverview and Waverly baseball
teams fought for ten innings the result
being that Riverview took the game by
the score Of 1s to -.
Halter was on the firing line for River
view and breezed ten Waverly men, while
Evening journal., 1907-07-30
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
TRl. srArE sTANplNe
vESTERnAY'S GAMES.

Residing. .; Altoona /. 10 innings,
Reading, 4; Altoona, 3.
Johnstown 6. Lancaster, @
other games postponed-rain.
SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAX
Williamsplrt at Wilmington,
Altoona at Reading.
Johnstown at Lancaster. M
Harrisburg at Trenton. ia eHiol q
Evening journal., 1907-07-30
eHAMP:oNsHlp REcoRps.

YESTERDAYS SCORES.
Philadelphia, .; Cincinnati, 1.
Boston, 6; Plttsburg. 9.
Chicago, "a Brooklyn, 1. 10 innings.
New York. 4. ST. Louis. g. II innings.
SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Philadelphia az Cincinnati.
Boston at Pittsburg.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
New York at st. Louis.
Evening journal., 1907-07-30
Amerloan Leanu..
YtHfERnAYs d

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Boston, 4; Cleveland. @
other games postponed, rain.
SCHEDULE ron TO-DAY.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Washington.
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland az Boston.
Evening journal., 1907-07-30

sunny jim sebrlns arrived home Sat-
urday night 10 nurse two broken RIBS. the
result of his collision with McLane lat
week.-Williamsport Gazette and Bulletin.
Evening journal., 1907-07-30
.sssssss..sss.
OLYMPICS.

Fly catches-Flowers. .; Halback. 2.
Dick, L; Weaver. /; Ewell. +; Force. a;
Woods, 4; Malone, 3; Leech, .; Reach.
L; Robinson, /. Home runs-Ailen, Q:
Woods. /. Double plays-Force. Reach
and Young. Umpire-"Hix" Hayhurst
81 Athletics Time. 3 hours and 81
minutes
Evening journal., 1907-07-30
THE MCMAHON BROTHERS COMPANY
AUGUST SALE

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Accident to a VirgInian.


Gray Latham, AZ years old, of Cnl'
pepper family, brother-in-law of Mr.
Nathalie Dole Latham, who recently
committed suicide in Paris, is uncOn.
scions in st. Vincents Hospital iu New
York having fallen from q Car in Broad
way at Tenth street on Monday night.
The surgeons give little hope OF his re-
covery. If he dies his death will be the
third in the family in six months,
another brother, Otway Latham, having
died frst.
Gray Latham has been divorced, as
his sister-iu-law had been. His wife,
O'Neill Latham, an illustrator, Was mar.
ried again and is living abroad. He /;
we'll known in uptown hotels in New
York, and after closing real estate deal
Monday evening he telephoned to II.
l.. Gordon, 1876 east Thirty fourth street
that he would meet him uptown. Mr.
Gordon believes Mr.. Latham was riding
on crowded car after leaving the Office
of lawyer in Nassau street, aud that in
stepping aside to admit another person
TO the platform he slipped and fell TO thu
street, striking his head. Mr.. Latham
father, w. Latham, 1901 o street north
west, Washington, has been called TO hi
SON
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froLi i.ading medicri arlters OF The
several schools OF practice. No other
ms,ic. aes pat up for !sr purposes las
any such professional endorsement.
Dr. Pisrce'- Pleassn' ltliets cure con-
sfipatiun. Constipation is the cause OF
msry diseases Cure the cause and you
sure the disease. One Pellet" Is gentle
laxative and two a mild cathartic. Drug
glsts sell them. and nothing is "Just a.
good" Easy 10 take as candy.