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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-11
50 Per Cent Albumen

We have the following report on an
extreme case of BrighCs Disease Pat
lent, Frank III, Chandler. Clay, New
York, member of Salt Springs Lodge,
F. G. a NJ. No. $40. Syracuse:
The physician was called in in May,
1908. Diagnosed it as Brights Dis
ease. with albumen % per cent Drop.
Sy soon appeared from head to foot
Case resisted treatment and became
alarming, A specialist and two other
physicians called In In consultation.
At this point patient was nearly burst
Ing with dropsy. Had to be tapped,
four quarts of water being drawn.
The situation was complicated with
paralyzed condition Of the bowels
Stomach would only retain peptonzed
milk. Distressing waemic headaches
and eyesight impaired AT this point
the family called In fifth physician
He gave no hope. Tests by the Col
lege OF Medicine. Syracuse. n. Y,
showed so per cent albumen with
casts
AT this critical moment the pat.
ient's family heard OF friend whose
case was pronounced hopeless and had
recovered. They investigated and
found that the recovery was through
Fulton's Renal Compound. Sent for
1t and put the patient on It December
25th
Case stubborn and yielded but slow
ly. The first favorable symptom not
ed was that the patient began TO sleep
normally. The dropsy began to de-
cline and was finally completely elm
mated. Complications subsided with
gradual disappearance of albumen
and casts. The patient slowly gained
% lbs In weight and now reports good
health
This case presented one OF the hard
est cases of Bright's Disease possible.
These daily reports OF recoyerles
should interest every family IN which
there is Brights Disease and every
physician In the U. S Nothing but
the prejudices and mistaken notions
of the past can now prevent recovery
In a great majority. but 1t is danger
Gus TO let cases get as serious as the
above before putting them on the
treatment
The now emollient treatment Is
known as Fulton's Renal Compound
1t can be had in Ogden AT VIM. Driy-
er & Son Drug Co
We desire every patient TO write us
who Is not noting the usual improve
ment by the third week Literature
mailed free. 'Jno. ], Fulton Co. 6i5
Battery St. San Francisco, Cal. We
invite correspondence with physicians
who have obstinate cases,
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RECORD BROKEN
At BUTTE MEET

BUTTE. MONT, Aug. 10-Lewis-
town. leading all the way In the
fourth race today, smashed the track
record for mile and 20 yards by
] Is seconds, making that distance IN
l:43 1-5. Jockey Gaugcl repeated bis
performance Of yesterday today. when
ne again rode three winners. He also
vas up on second horse. Results,
First race, ) IL furlongs, selling
Zoroaster, 10S (GaugeD, to .. won:
j. NJ. Stokes, 10l (Rattiste). to l..
second; Bill Msyham, LOG (Fischer)
3 To 2, third Tlme-1:O8 3-5.
Second race, 8 1-2 furlongs, selling
Patterson, 103 (Selden), to 2.
won: Tremargo. l1O (GaugeD, to L.
second: Begone, 40 (DennisoD), 10
:, third, Time-1:20 2-5.
Third race. 1-2 mrlongs. selling
Jramotor, III (Vandusen), to l,
won, Jessup Burn, Zoe CVosper), TO
l. second; Barney Oldheld, 1o6 (Tay-
lor), IL To /, third Time-1:OS.
Fourth race. Bozeman handicap.
milo and seventy yards-Lewlston. 90
tSelden), 9 to 2, won. Ocean Queen.
iO2 tYandusen). 10 to l. second. Fan
cy, 81 (Anderson), to 2. third Time
-l.43 80
Fifth race, mile. sening-Banthe!,
l07 (GaugeD, even. won Tug Boat.
l02 (Taylor), IS TO /. second Buda-
pest 104 tYandusen), s TO l, third
Gime-l:41 3-5.
Sixth race, . IL furlonGs, selling
Lord Rossington, 1O6 CGaugeD, to
?, Won, Soma. l02 (Taylor), to /.
second; Captain Burnett. loo (Selden)
10 to l, third Tlme-l:0S Is.
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OGDEN PIONEER
IS LAID TO REST

The funeral of A. Dewey Shurtliff,
formerly public appraiser of Weber
county. aged 61, was held at 4 o'clock
yesterday afternoon at Larkin & Sons
funeral chapel, Bishop H. c. Jacobs
of the Eighth ward presiding.
The music was as follows; Guide
Ne to Thee" Home, Sweet, Home, ''
Softly and Tenderly Jesus Is Call
ine." sung by Mrs Mary Farley and
Mrs. Mary Jones, and Some Sweet
Day." by Mrs. Mary Farley.
The speakers were j. a Howell,
Archibald Mcfarland, Bishop Jacobs
and Patriarch George w. Larl5in. all
OF whom spoke highly of the deceaS-
eds failhfulness TO public duty. his
integrity and loyalty to his many
friends
Tho services were well attended.
There were no flowers by request. The
body was shipped to Morgan at
$50 this morning, where services were
Re held at the tabernacle at l o'clock.
Interment was made at Morgan.
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WOMAN TRIES TO
END HER LIFE

Bertha Cross, woman of the un-
derworld residi6g in Electric alley
made a desperate attempt at suicide
at eleven o'clock last night by swal,
lowing nearly an ounce Of potassium
permanganate Antidotes were quickly
administered by her friends until the
arrival OF DR. Inerebretson who at
tended her until the danger was past
The woman was brought TO the po-
lice station together with her para
mour, !. E. Mckee, by Patrolman Pet
erson and Kelliher, where they were
locked up for safe keeping
Mckee threatened TO leave the wo-
man and stated that he was going
TO Denver on a midnight train. She
became hysterlcal and finding her
pleadings for him 10 remain were not
having the desired effect, she seized
bottle of the poison and
drank portion OF It before the bot
tie was Knocked from her hands. Both
Mckee and the woman are Il years of
age
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JUDGE HOWELL
RENDERS DECISION

Judge Howell rendered a decision
yesterday afternoon on the issues in
the case of the Hooper Irrigation
company, ct al, against Melvin At
wood ct al, in which he states that
be Will appoint a commissioner TO
levy assessments upon The various
users of tho water OF the West Weber
canal.
Tho csse in question ia ono of en-
tanglement OF rights TO the irrigation
canal water. In the year 1856 certain
OF the plaintiffs and defendants con
struoted a canal. known as the West
Weber cnnal. dIvertipg the waters Of
the Weber river In the year 1867
another canal WAS built In the year
1879 dam broke and the owners
cf both canal held joint meeting
and together reconstructed single
canal. the one now I'm use. Some Of
the older users of the water have
Claimed prior rights and have de-
clined 10 pay equal assessments
with the persons who have more re-
recently acquired water rights. This
caused the trouble which found Its
way into the District Court and which
il Is believed will be settled by the
appointment of a commissioner.
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WYERS ARE IN
CONTEMPT OF COURT

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 10.-Es.
coTted by Patrick Calhoun, president
of the United Railroads OF this city,
Attorneys a. a. Moore. Stanley Moore
Hnd John j Barrett made a leisurely
automobile trip out 10 the county
Iall tonight and surrendered them
selves to the sheriff TO begin serv
ing five days sentences imposed upoL
them by Superior Judge William P.
Lawlor last last Wednesday for con
tempt of court. The elder Moore was
twice sentenced. the hye-days terms
TO run concurrently.
The three attorneys are member;
OF Calhouns legal brigade In his trials
for the alleged bribery of supervisors
during the last Schmlt5 administra.
ton.
Attorneys Express contempt"
Wednesday Judge Lawlor read 4
statement from tho bench setting
forth his reasons for refusing TO dis
miss the Calhoun cases. Stanley
Moore in reply declared Judge Law
lor guilty of doing politics from the
bench. He was promptly sentenced
for contempt His father. A, A..
Moore. took his place and stating that
he wished everything that his son had
said to be considered as coming from
MIN also. proceeded to declare his
contempt for Judge Lawlor In so
many words. He was also sentenced
and Barrett followed with similar re.
marks which gained him a similar
fate Calhoun also addressed the
court, but couched his remarks IN
more parliamentary phrases and es
capped Judge Lawlor's wrath
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HOGS AND VEAL

We are paying for fat nogs as fol.
lowe:
Hogs. from 200 lbs. and up, per
100 lbs ...,...s..,,....... 1915
Hogs. from 100 to 200 lbs. per
100 lbs ....,..,......: $50
Hogs. from 12s to 100 lbs, per
100 lbs ....... 7.75
We receive hogs daily.
Anybody who prefers dressed
weight or hogs may bring them in on
Tuesday, OF Fridays between 1870
and 10 a, IN We will then slaughter
them while you wait, and pay S11.75
FER 100 lbs dressed. At either Of
these days you may choose whether
you want the live weight price or
Sl175 dressed.
We pay for fat Vcals from 20 TO 125
los, dressed weight II cents per To-,
and receive them daily. You may
bring them in either live OF dressed,
Access to our plant Is now con.
yenient since the construction Of the
viaduct
OGDEN PACKING C PROVISION co.
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IMPORTANT STEP OF
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR

CHICAGO, Aug 10,-The resolu.
tion unanimously adopted here today
establishing a concordat between
Knight TemplarS governing bodies is
said by Masons to be the most Impor-
tant step taken by the concIave In
years. The cOncordat establishes am
lcable relations between the Knights
OF England, Ireland, Scotland. Canada
and the United States and in an event
that has been cTystallizing for many
years.
Its consummation is said to be the
chef object for which the Earl OF
Erston, present grand master OF Eng
land AMI Wales, visited the thIrty-frst
triennial conclaye.
All the tcmplars OF the world are
affiliated with the governing bodies
Of one or the other nations and this
legislation practically consoldates
them.
Election OF Officers Today.
The election of officers for the con-
claVe OF 1913 will be taken up tomor-
row morning Under the established
custom Of Progression, elective on
GERS VIII advance one step leaving
only the office OF grand junior war
den TO be filled.
For this place there are four ac-
i've candidates: Frederick c. Thay-
er of Waterville. Maine: J. w. Cham
6erlain, st. Paul; l. l.. Register, Now
Jersey and L. p New of Indiana.
There is no decided change In the
atmosphere as to the city for the next
conclavo and campaigning will con.
taue until the election tomorrow. The
competitive drills began early today
and Will last through tomorrow. The
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-11
LONE STAR STATE
SELECTS BAILEY

GALVESTON, Aug, 10.-After en-
dorsing United States Senator Bailey
for the Democratic nomination for
president in 1912. and nominating a
full state ticket. headed by Oscar b.
Colquit for governor and a. D. Da-
wilson for lieutenant governor, the
Democratic state convention ad,
1ourned this afternoon
Both Colquitt and Davidson are an
u'prohibitlonists. Notwithstanding the
fact that the platform declares for
the Submission of a prohibition
amendment to the people.
J. 5. VILLAINS, an nti.prohibitionlst.
was elected chairman of the state ex-
cXutive committee. The platform Is
favorable TO the policies of Colquitt
and upholds Senator Bailey In his
course. The tariff plank reads
Endorse Democratic Platform.
we reafllrm the tariff declaration
Of the Democratic state and national
platforms of 1906, and we expressly
condemn the proposition to remove
all duties from the manufacturers
raw material so long as such duties
remain on manufacturers finished
products"
This Is favorable to Senator Bal
ley's contention.
n minority Of the platform commit
tee, on which was Cone Johnson, one
OF tho prohibition candidates for gov
ernor recently defeated, was also a
member, presented n report
1t offered, in lieu of the tariff plank
adopted, rcafiirmation of the tariff
plank Of the Denver platform, IL de-
manded legislation prohibiting United
States senator's, congressman and
other public officers from accepting
employment and fees from public ser
Vice corporations and others specially
Interested in legislation This plank
was considered by his followers as q
reflection on Senator Bailey.
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TWENTY-FIVE SWIMMERS,

Chicago, Aug. t1-Ninety-live long
distance swimmers, the greatest as
semblage Of swimming talent ever
gathered together in a single natato-
rial competition in the middle west,
VIII contest on Saturday for the 81,
400 William Hale Thompson cup In
the Illinois Athletic clubs Chicago
river Marathon. The entry list closed
last midnight
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prizes will be awarded tomorrov

prizes Will be awarded tomorrow
night.
indianapolis Wins Prize.
Detroit commandery No was Arst
on the field today. Sixty men In
black uniforms, topped with white
plumed chapeauX, marched and couu.
termarched, ending with the saber
salute to the grandstand
The army officers who acted as
Judges In tho drills late today All.
nounced the following scores Raper
commandery No. of indianapolis,
winning the first prize: Raper com.
mandery No. 1. per centage 92.3; Han.
coleman No. l6, Cincinnati, S73. Orl.
ontal No. 81. Kansas City. S72. Ivan.
hoe No. 4. Milwaukee, SIS; Kenosha,
Wis, No. 80, S4.9; Beausant No. 8
Baltimore, 79.9; Mount Oliyet. WlchI
tN, 1872. Detroit commandery No. |,
which gave an exhibition drill. was
given honorable mention The nrsi
prize is a silver llbation fountain an!
cups; a silver living cup the second
and center piece and candcIabra the
third.
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KILL THE GERMS
That's the Only Way to Cure Dan
druff, and Partisan Sage is
the Only Killer.

Partisan Sage soaks into the scalp,
and when II reaches the roots OF the
hair it not only Kills every dandruff
germ. but 1t supplies the hair with
just the right kind OF nourIshment to
put vlgor and strength into it and
make 1t grow
Partisan Sage Is the most delight
full hair dressing in the world and
Is not sticky or greasy. Use 1t one
week and YOU viii never give IL up.
Partisan Sage is guaranteed by
eAOCoN'S PHARMACY to stop fall
Ing hair; to cure dandruff; keep hair
rom fading: to step itching of the
scalp, or money back Price so cents
a large bottle. The girl with the Au-
burn hair is on every bottle,
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Kansas Clty-First camc. Indian
apolis s. Kansas City 8; second game
Indianapolis 4. Kansas City 3.
At St Paul-First game, Toledo &
ST. Paul o. second game, Toledo l
St Paul 2
AT Minneapolis-Co Columbus Q. Min
ncapolis (10 innings)
At MISUNDERSTANDING 4, MIL
waukee s.
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CHURCH TO BE MADE
MOVING PICTURE SHOW

New York, Aug. l1-John d. Rock
efeller. Jr, has signed plans for
changing church into a moylngplc'
ture theater He will alter the two
story Armitage chapel on l0Sth ave
nue. just north of the West Side
Eeighborhood House into a moving
picture show place
The chapel building, owned by Mr.
Rockefeller, is a branch Of the Ffin
Avenue Baptist church and has beea
closed for some time owing to the
failure Of the Neighborhood to sup
port It.
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choir assisted by Miss Kate Hadley
and Miss jeanette Hoag who sang a
duet
The speakers were Nathan A. Haw-
kes, George A. Heslop, George Hes
lop. William Hunter. Bishop Robert
Mcfarland and Bishop Etherington.
There was a largo attendance of
relatives and sorrOwing friends who
came TO extend their sympathy TO the
bereaved parents. A number of beau.
tiful floral tributes were received.
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TRUTH CROPS OUT
Why Pile Sufferers So Often Fan
To Get Relief :.

Science is getting to the bottom o.
everything, including the cause aho
cure OF piles. The brightest doctors
now admit that piles are caused In
tenally and can be cured only by ln'
ternn treatment DR.. J S. Leon
hardt some time ago perfected a rem
edy in tablet form-Hcm-Rold when
cures the cause OF piles. and there
fore cures permanently. 1t Is sold Of
Badcon's Pharmacy, ogden, Utah. un'
der money-back guarantee. 81 ior -
days treatment DR.. Leonhardt Co.
Station b, Buffalo. n. Y. Write lot
booklet
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BREWERY MEN
ARRANGE OUTING

The annual outing OF the Brewery
Workers, Local No 325, is announced
to take place tomorrow at the Hermit
tage Though only n short time was
given to prepare for the occasion, an
elaborate program has been arranged.
Winners in the various sport events
will receive cash prizes. the Orpheum
orchestra has been engaged to fur
aish music for the dance I'm the even
ing. and prize waltz has been added
10 the program The public Is cor
daily invited to attend and enjoy
the hospitality Of the organization.
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relieve the baby's torture but tho results were
NOT what Sc had looked Tor.
"Wc had read Of tho CutIcura remedies SO
vc vent 10 tho drug store and got som" Cutl,,
cura soap and Cuticura ointment. VIC used
them juli as directed and in three days the
crust began 10 come on. In week there was
no more scSh and now the baby Is cured With,
ont a mark sleeps soundly n her cradle ana
her parents in their bed with TO moro Sleep
leSs nights because OF the baby's suffering.
Cuticura snems a wonderful remedy for ths
disease and any ore having ecTcma should
not DELAY IN getting II. Henry ". fcgel.
r. F. D. i. Bath Pa, Dec. o. 1902. "
cuilcUra Remedies cold throueSout the World
Potter Drur & Chem Com Solo Props Boston.
c5-NnGed FREE. 32-nScc CUti-pra book coniaining
Invaluable advise nm ,he Tsen,ncnt otsNa Troubles.
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high-class field Of youngsters The
colt was neglected in the betting be-
cause the stable was not sure Of how
ha would rnn IN the mud.
Iron Mask was played for n good
thing, being backed down from , 10
l to S to at the close.
The field was sent away 10 an al
most perfect start Iron Mask was
r,shcd into tho lead and continued to
show the way. leading by a length
and a. hnlf around the upper turn and
into the stretch Whom they straight.
ened out for the run TO the wire. but
well cut Naushon loose with the whip
and the colt responding gallantly
caught Iron Mask at the last furlong
role and breozed by him 20 win In d
e2llop.
SARATOGA. n. Y. Aug. 1O.-Re.
suits:
First race, six furlongs-R Racquet. 13
10 s. won; Medallion. 6 to i. second;
John A. Munro, 10 TO /. third. Time
iione taken.
Second race. steeplechase, about .
Il Iiles-ByzantIne to /, won Touch
wood, to 3, second; Hilda, IS to :,
third Time-4:2G.
Third race. selling, one mile-Acu-
men. 10 .. won; Our Hannah. s TO
/, second; Scarpia. to 8 third Time
-1:41 Is.
Fourth race. six furlongs-Naushon
4 TO 1. won; Iron Mask, S to s, sec
ond; Novelty. 2 TO ], third. Time
ia
Filth race, mile and an eighth-Lad
of Langdon, 6 TO l, won; Far West. z
10 ., second; The Peer, TO !, third.
Time-l:55 So.
Sixth race. IL urlongs-Knight.
fall. II 10 10. won; Contrariwise. To
:. second; Cuttyhunk, TO l, third.
Time 09 3-5.
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FIREMAN FAILED TO
GAIN RAPID PROMOTION

Newark, n. j.. Aug. 11-FredericS
J. Hebring. a Newark fireman, com
mitted suicide at the home of an
aunt here last night His failure TO
win more rapid promotion In the hre
department is said TO have been re-
tponsible for his act
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BURNS TO MEET CAPoNI.
WINNIPEG. MAN. Aug. 10-Tom-
my Burns. the former champion, has
been matched to meet Tony Caponi
Of Chicago. here in September Ca
poni and Jack Ryan OF Chicago will
meet here August %
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RESULTS At
SARATOGA

SARATOGA. N. Y. Aug. 1O.-R. T.
Wilson's Naushon, carrying top
weight. 122 pounds. easily won the
SS'44o net United States hotel stakes.
Elk furlongs, here today, defeating a
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FUNERAL OF JOHN
RODGERSON HELD

The funeral Of John Rodgerson, age
3, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Rod-
Gerson OF West Weber was held at
the West Weber meeting house yes
terday at p. IN. Bishop George Eth
erington presiding.
Music was furnished by the ward
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and one Of her eyes
almost closed up. A
bard crust formed
and would crack open
and the blood ran out
IL itched go fright
fully that the poor
llttle girl could not
rest. We had 10 keep
mittS on her hands 10
keep her from scrotch-
inc ct her foce and
her mother Was forced
10 sit In n rocking
chair With the baby
day and night. We
had q very good doc
tor and he did nl that
he possibly could 10
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'SF'()I} s
BASEBALL RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

BOSTON. Aug. 10.-Homo runs by
Gibson and Wagner overcamc Bos-
tons lead and with another run made
by good hitting, Pittsburg today won
the fourth straight game from tho
Tome team. Score:
R II, h.
Ifttsburg ........s.. ..--....S II
Boston ............ ---....,--
Batteries = Camnitz and Gibson;
Curtis and Graham.
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WESTERN LEAGUE

At Lincoln-Lincoln 10. Topeka O.
Az St Joseph-First game, St 10
seph z, Omaha ?: second game, ST. Jo-
seph 3, Omaha 0.
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COAST LEAGUE,

At Los Angelcs-Los Angeles 6, San
Francisco O.
At San Francisco-oakland 5, Yer
non A.
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Won One; lied Second.

CLEVELAND. Aug. 10.-ln the sec
ond double-header of the series be-
tween Cleveland and Washington this
afternoon, Cleveland took the first
game } to 2 In II Innings, while neith-
er team was able TO score In the sec
ond game, which WAS called at the
end Of the ninth on account of the
darkness. Score:
First game II H L.
Cleveland .... ........s,,3 g o
Washington ..,,...,. .......2 4
Mitchell and Easterly;
Moyer and Henry.
Second game II. II. e.
cleveland ,ss,-- .es-....''.-V 10 l
Washington .......,.. ...-s,O Z /
Batteries-Koestner and Bemis;
Gray and Ainsmith
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TINY BABY HAD
DREAOF FUL ECZEMA
On Hands, Face, Nose and Mouth.
Hard Crust Formed and Cracked
Open. Blood Ran, ltched Fright
fully, Mitts on Hands. No Rest.
Got Cuticura, In 8 Days Relief. In
aWeek Cured Without a Mark.

rI hsvo little baby almost \ year old.
When II was two months old IL got ccEemo on
top OF both her bands, on her fAce end Inside
her nose and mouth. She refused to drink
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Philadelphia 8; Detroit 3

TT'I"UNFPI''d VT DNt'0' .
DETROIT. Aug 10.-Philadelphia
punched two doubles, a triple, n sin-
gle and two bases on balls In the
FIST inning of today's game. scoring
five runs and taking lead that De
troit never was able TO overcome.
Score:
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NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.
RuRNS no MEEr cApnMI

At seattle-Tacoma 2, Seattle /.