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The Best Rem edy

for all kinds of sore eyes is suther-
lands Eagle Eye Salve It is a
creamy, snow-White ointment and
would not injure the eyes of babe.
Guaranteed. Csc.
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S. J. C. /. Closing Exercises.

The annual commencement eXer-
cises of st. Joseph's Commercial In
stitute will be held at the Gondran
Theatre at 10 o'clock a. m. next
Tuesday, the goth inst, when dip
Tomas will be presented to Leo. T.
Gaudin, George H. Richard, Jr., Rich
ard P. Stakelum, Samuel NJ. Richard
and Michael F. Wild. The program
will be as follows:
Part I.
Overture, american Standards
j. c. l. Orchestra.
Salutatory-Leo. Gaudin.
Song, Welcome J.. C. I. Glee
Club.
Instrumental duet, '.Adoration'-
Miss A. Leblanc and Prof. r. Lam
dry.
Competitive defamation, for fob
awarded by the knights Of Colum-
bus:
'Grattan's Reply to Flood''-D. c..
Mattingly.
Marco Bozzaris' ''-R. P. stakelum.
.'The Soldiers song''-C. Guillot.
Love of Country'-M. Wild.
Interlude-Orchestr
"The Crime of Being Young
Man e. Landry.
''The Tragedy of the Theatre Hat
p. Thibodeaux.
Pitt on the American Wars. Ri
chard
Chorus, IS. J. c. /. Rally''-Glee
Club
T,,+a
Orchestra.
Part III.
Honors of Graduation.
Valedictory-R. Stakelum
Address-B. j. Vega.
Graduates Salute Orchestra.
Glass horoscope-G. H. Richard, r.
Glass poems. NJ Richard.
Song, Good Bye''school Chorus.
Awarding of the Alumni medal-W.
Landry, '07.
Awarding of excellence medals
Rev. V. Scramuzza.
Finale, Iixie'-Orchestra
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PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, ETC.

(S KLINE, corner Crescent Place and
Nls Houmas street, dealer in dry goods,
notions, boots and shoes, groceries, pro-
visions, corn, oats and bran. Phone 152.
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ATTORNEYS AND NOTARIES

ID J. VEGA, ATTORNEY AT Law AND
&lOs NOTARY PUBLIC. Office with r. Nc
Culloh, corner Railroad and Nichols ave-
nues. Telephone 313.
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THDMUND MAURIN, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
II NOTARY PUBLIC AND JUSTICE OF PEACE.
Office, 308 Opelousas street, opposite the
Donaldsonville High School. The. office of
Justice of the peace will in no way inter-
fere with my practice in district courts OF
Justice courts other than the one over
which preside. Telephone 80.
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Don't Be ANNOYED

with skin troubles, chaps, pimples,
blackheads, eczema or sores, when
one 25c. box of DR.. Bells Antiseptic
Salve will cure you. Try it at once.
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EAR. J. ID. HANSON, PHYSICIAN. Of
AV flee and residence: Lessard street,
between Nichols avenue and Iberville
street. Telephone Sd.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1911-06-17

llR. Il. III. HANSON, PHYSICIAN. Of
H. fee: Railroad avenue, between Clai-
borne and OpelOusas streets. Phone 240.
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OCULISTS

nR. Z. J. DIMITRY, OcuLsr. Of
~ fee on Sundays at Cobb's Hotel,
Donaldsonville, II a. m. to 4 p. m. New
Orleans Office, 714-71S Audubon Building,
1 to p. m.
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PHYSICIANS

IL *. SIMS, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
LIE Office in Houmas street, between
Iberville street and Crescent Place. Tele-
phone 80.
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G ONDRAN, GUION & MARCHAND,
VI ATTORNEYS AT Law AND NoTAR1Es PUBLIC.
Office in Nichols avenue, opposite court
house. Prompt attention paid to collec-
tions and civil business. Telephone 1873.
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prsg avn asalTg Tc MOTHER AND CHILD.

MRS. WINsLow's SOOTHING STRUP mas 2ss5s 81
used for over SIXTY WEARS by MILL392fn4SSI = =
\ saIsIarHINts with PERFECT SUCCESS. II
sooTHES the CHILD, .soFTENs tbs g g oa;S NJ
AI,IAYs all PAIN; CURES WIND Sol1tG, 4 ~ .s
Is the best remedy for DlARkasAs. 60. = !, =, NJ -
Winslow,s Soothing syrup and take no otns' '
Lind, Tweuty- Ave ceuts boSties
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GranuIated Eye Lids

can be cured without cauterizing or
scarifying by the use of Sutherland S
Eagle Eye Salve. Guaranteed to cure.
25c. everywhere.
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August Barbay, of Plaquemine, who
has the contract for erecting the Meter
building in Mississippi street, has put
force of men at work digging the trenches
for the foundations Of the new structure
and clearing the site Of debris. The
burned district in Mississippi street pre-
sents busy appearance at this time,
with gangs of men at work on the new
Trepagnier. Bank of Ascension and Meter
buildings. Preparations are being made
to begin the construction of the Donald
sonville Hotel Company's $4,000 hotel
building.
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IF you have the itch, don't scratch.
1t does not cure the trouble and
makes the skin bleed. Apply Bal
lard's Snow Liniment. Rub it in
gently on the affected parts 1t re-
lieves itching instantly and a few.
applications removes the cause, thus
performing a permanent cure. Price,
Csc, SOC. and 81 per bottle. Sold by
X-Ray Pharmacy.
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Insurance Man Wins Fine Trip.

l.. w Warrick, of this city, local
representativ of the Pacific Mutual
Life Insurance Company of Los. An
geles, California, was one Of the
successful competitors in the third an
nual challenge cup contest conduct
ed by that organization, and left here
months trip to Los Angeles and
other points in California, with all
expenses paid by the Pacific Mutual
Co. Not only did Mr.. .Warrick lead the
Louisiana agents of this concern in
total paid-for business written to
April 80, 1911, but he had the dis
tinction of outstrfpping all the agents
in the United States outside of three
whose headquarters are at Los An
geles, where is located the home Of
flee of the company. Mr.. Warrick
departed from New Orleans over the
Illinois Central Railroad last Satur-
day morning and made brief stops en-
route at Memphis, Kansas City, Dem
yer and Salt Lake City, arriving at
Los Angeles Wednesday, June ID.
The convention of agents of the Pa
oific Mutual Company from all parts
of the United States who were win
ners in the cup contest opened at
Los Angeles Thursday morning, the
18th inst, and will be in session
until Tuesday, June 81, the attractive.
program arranged for the occasion in
Guiding a stay of several days at
Lake Tahoe, in southern California,
where the merry party will indulge
in canoeing, trout fishing, and other
sports and amusements. Mr. War.
rick expects to return to Donaldson
vile during the early part of july
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The board of jury commissioners
in and for the parish of Ascension
met at the courthouse Thursday fore
noon and drew up a venire of grand
and petit jurors to serve at the reg
ular term of criminal district court
scheduled to open Monday, July 10.
All the members of the commission
were present at the meeting, as fol-
lows: Messrs. Numa S. Landry, Ro-
do1ph P. Landry, Robert H. Landry,
Leon Levy and W.Stephenson. The
jury venire is published in official
form elsewhere in today's Chief.
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TORONTO ENTRIES.

WOODBlNE RACE TRACK, TO-
RONTO. ontario. May 25.-The entries
for to-morrow's races are az follows:
FIRST RACE-Tlree and fourlear.old maid.
ems; >trathrUna purse. $500 added one mile.
hanosue. los. Supervisor, loh. Oruasou. lis
rhyHus. iu5y >econke. los Allancen. lOl Chop
SECOND RACE Two-y ear-old hllies. Rutland
nurse, 500 added, four and one.half fnrl1ugs :
Eion iiiie. io7. SAT-. loo. CtsarpeIa. iUs
'k"d. ant Gun. l0T, Monkey, loI.
THIRD RhCE-rour year-old. and upward
Hunters stanley Rarrack- Hludicap cup. $500
lii Excise, li3 .'DrlmsI, 1872. Biltcrfy. li9,
Waterbudsc. 100 Prince Hampton. iis.
Claims five pounds for rder.
'Ssyen pounds extra for rider professional
FDURTH Three esr-lids and upward
maiden. Gatesids pure. fualei in Canada $500
ton, lbs Sanderlins. LOG. tommola lJ' Fla or
FIFTH RAcE-Threeycar,olds aud. upward
Waterloo Hnudicip: $500 added six furlong -
lagod. 30; Cherish, ~ Gal,une. 80. shannon.
ll3; Rcn Lnyal. o5.
SIXTH RACE fourycarold. a upward
Tally Ho Steeplechase selling $500 aldel about
two miles. -Brushbroom i3li osage. iAl water
way. 149 ''Luckola, l!. franis lose H. lil
tXpansilnist. 40; Dr. Koch. l4l; Octopus, 40
JIMMY Lane, ia.
...Ten. hounds claimNi Tor maiden rder.
SEVENTH RACE Tlrcr-yelr.olds and Upsari
cnhurg purse; selling. 500 addcd ore md one.
sixteenth miles.-'Sou. 100 Third Raj. l9
Bucsthoru, los; sardnan, III: Lad u Lang
den, los.
Weather clear; track fast.
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ELECTRIC PARK RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Two-year-olds; -four
and onc-half rurlongs.-Shrevc, III
CGrandD, : to =. / to 4 and out, won,
Nickel. loi oPcak), l. to l, . TO / and
. to >, second; FcramoZ, 100 u. j.
Walsh, 4 TO ., I to > and out, third.
Time, O.57 L.. Travel and Light also
ran and finished as named.
SECOND RACE-Threc-year-olds and
upward; selling; one mlie.-Mlss ON
cious, III Nlcutryl, ) to /. . to . and u
TO ., first: GreCiun Bend. ll3 tGraHd), :
to ;, | to . and out, second, Foot Pad,
III (Taran. - to !, 4 To ! ana 3 to l.,
third. Time, la. Mollie 5, Alice VIZ
ginia, Judge DundOn and Good Acre
also ran and finished as named,
THIRD RACE. -rhree-year-olds and
up. lady riders, four and oue-half fru-
longs: LOYAL Maid Miss Il, Merick)
even, out ana out, first. Western Belle,
Miss VI. Benz . to /, out Il out, sec
ond. Blac, Branch CMiss r.. Rein ? To
/, out and out. third. Time: - ~.
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LOUISVILLE ENTRIES.
me entries flr Fradl'. acc. are q. ioIlov

The entries for Frady's races are ~ follows;
FIRST RACE-Pur>e; maiden twoy eir-olds
lis senator glsrks, ia casey Jones, rliI.
liz. Piping RtcE. ff5 .Nadie, MS, nuy9l, lls.
Light o Nv Life and Piping Rock, +. johnson
entry.
SECOND RACE selling: thTce-ycarolls. mile
and twenty Yards anuernitc. loo; sugar lNmn.
100. L.Ackrnse. iO2 Bill kcn, 100, .Conuth, loo
liary nay. 100 .Forchcad. 1O2 Mocklcr. l07
E,is. 100. Detect. lG2, Butter Ban, lVa Melt'a
Street. 100.
THIRD RACE Purse; 81, firlorg. Winning
widow, ~; loppold. ~. Singer. Db, John 'irit'
nv II. lOI Nasal. 81 Althnrre, % Hindar'
eta. l0I. Chapultcuec. ITO; The ROYAL Prince,
% McIyor. a6, John R%earion, l05 Donau, 10.
FOURTH RAOk.H HANDICAP mile ami a. siN
bon Bea L. %; Neuctl Strome. 1917 Heather
broom. 100; Boolo BoOla, H..
FIFTH RACE-SeIins two.year-oldI five flr
long, Boob. 80; Mamie McDTe. 100 IIcn
Bny. l03 CHARLEY Brown. .lOf Day May 100
Miss Wfyss. 100 Iittlr Dutch. lH kittefv,
los Fanchette. 100; Terrible Dan, 1903; NeS
Haven, 1OG Nmir, los. 80
SIXTH RACE-Ssunz; mile snd seyent,
yarls. -Outpnst los, Muletta W, no Earl OF
Richmond. lt2 Fort johnson. 1l.; Galley Slave
los Prince lngold,hy. III; Shaplale,. III Hurky
Nose. 1lj, Henry. Hutchinson, los, Hughes, liz
Sir ,lsges. i12 Warden, ll6,
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather clear. Track fast.
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ELECTRIC PARK ENTRIES.

TIE entre. for FRIDAYS races are a. follows:
FIRST RACE Three-y esr-Olds and up ceiling
six aud onc,half %fnrlong.. District A,iorRey,
IN ROYAL ,nnyx. IA; Lighthouse l2li Ran
Ofeils, lis: Merise, 1lN,
SECOND RACE Tbree yearolds and M; sell
ing four and onchaf mrlnngs.-welsh Cell, 100
iGs. jack Nunnaiiy, liz I'm There, fi5.
THIRD R>CE-FourXear.olds aud NJ; selling
one and oncsiXtfenth miles. -Grecian Bend. liz.
icIge Rose, los: Endy m.on H., III. Merry
Belle. lW; Saltram. ~.
FOURTH RACF-Haudicap noyClty race II.
NJ Wrhh. Cross COintry club Mlr'thon runner.
distance 800 yards; prmie. = Burns. 10 bs
Gauit Indian motorcycle, distance one mile.
FIFTH RACE Threeyea[5old Sspd w selling
,,Ir and one half furlongs. -tien. W, Lehult, los
crsft sinan. 100. Rsrinctte, II; Sabo Blind. ll3
Bertmont. ia: Aldine NJ, 100.
SIXTH HACE-rhrse-yesrolds and ~; selling
-, and onahaf firlongS-Dress Parade H., l2d
Y T. Hinch' In Films, no Macis. ll8,
rive. POUNDS apprentice allowance claimed.
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RACING E Fzi 81!
TORONTO RESULTS.

FIRST RAcE-Alexandra. purse; 500
added; for three-ycar-olds and up; six
ADMINISTRATION, ia tShilling). first
j. III. Houghton. 127 81, Wilson,, second
Roebuck, 1913 CGross), third. Time,
IA 2-J. sidney r.. and Warbler also
ran. Mutuels Paid-Naushon. straight.
s. 20; place, $40; show, 30. j. II.
lioughton, place, s.; show. $3.50. Roe
buck, show, $3.50.
SECOND IlACE-Maynower purse f.
selling tw~o-year-olds five furiongs.-
Florida's Beauty. los Sweeney. won ;
Rod and Gun, l07 IShilliug), second +;
Maxcntius. lO3 tBclD. third. Tine,
l.0l 49,. Terrible Boy, Goldfern, Pard-
ucr and I~,cdiacket also ran and finished
a. named. Thirty Forty won, but was
disqualified. Mutuals paid Floridas
Beauty. straight $3.50 place s3.2o. show
SEQ; Rod and Gun, place $40, show,
$40 MaXcntius, show 1910.
THIRD RACE-Maple Leaf stakes
81. OO added: three-year-old hllies, ons
mile and "A sixteenth.-Bridc Lane. IL
IMusgraveD, won; satin Bower, H. 90
Burns, second; Mayiiower. III &C.
Wright, third. Time-l.j2 80. OnlN
three starters. Mutuals paid Bird,
Lane straight, $500; no place mutuals.
FOURTH RACE-Lcamington Iiandi-
rap: 500 added; three-year-olds and up
ward: one mile and n sixteenth
Amalfi. % Gugglnsl. won; Edda, 10.
q. Wilson,. second: WoodCraft. III
Garner), third. Time. IA Blackfort
and Firestone also ran and finished a.
named Mutuels: Amalfii, straight, Sll.0o
place. $3.50. Edda, place. A2l. No snow
betting.
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|NTERBORO MAKES
ATTACK ON B. R. 7.
IN SUBWAY FIGHT
Answers Report of Deal" for
Division of Field by Call
ing a Few Names.
CRITICISES
Brooklynites Denied Good Ser.
vice, Terminals for 81" at
City Expense Is Charged.
CRITlClSES

The ln%terborough Rapid Transit Com
pany to-day answered the charge that
1t had framed u a compromise with
the Brooklyn RAPID Transit Company
respecting the division Of the now trac-
ton perquIsites by making a series of
attacks upon the b. X. r. The COM
pany turned loose a broadside In the
newspapers. devoting a page to remind
ing the Brooklyn!tes that while the In
terborough always wore a clean collar.
BACKED its shoes, pressed It's clothes
and ran along Ike a policeman going
off duty. no such condition obtained
with its cousin.
Indeed. the PETERBOROUGH declared
that the u. II. T. was a careless COR
porate person In its attire and its con-
duct. Mr.. Shonts's concern charges that
the Il. II. rs cars are dirty, that they
don't run on any particular schedule
and that they make time like a taxirah
chauffeur who il wording on time and
getting paid by the minute.
II Is further charged in the first fight
the New York company has made on
its neighbor that 1t has refused to make
connections with the bridges quilt at
great public expense, with the Centre
loop and other things that nave re-
suited In the denial OF service to the
people OF Brooklyn to which they are
entitled.
\ special brand Of comment and lit
erature was sent to the New York pa
pers. taking up the Manhattan an,
Bronx situations. II Is charged. in eff
feet, that the II. r. r. is merely tryins
to make the city build a few subways
as terminal points for its elevated lines
The company hits at the Il. X. rs
present elevated lines IN detail anu
demands hat comparison be made
between the structures, the cars. tho
schedules n the service OF the two
systems.
The bitter attacks followed closet,
upon the publication of "A statemen
that u representative Of Mayor Gayno'
had brought - the attention of tn,
b.. II. r.. a plan for a compromise tina
had been worked out by the Interior
ough folk. Mayor Gaynor denied tina
any such plan came upon his author
ity. Then followed the war whoopI
from the ~InterborouGh office.
President Il. =. Shonts was engage
this afternoon. he said, and would no
discuss the situation for publication.
The evening world., 1911-05-25
LOUISVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Seling, for four-ycar-
Odds and up; one mile Judge Walton,
100 (GorcD, won; Golden Pearl, 1l5
OKoernerl, second; Short Order, 1o6
CMcCahcv). third. Time, - 80, Stone
street. Surcgct. Roberta. Sofas. Toroe.-
llno, Set Back, %IIarcourt and Marian
CASEY also ran. s. mutuelS-Judge
Walton, straight, $50; place, $40;
SHOW, $3.50. Golden Pearl, place, 500,
show, 800. short order, show, $3.50.
SECOND RACE.-purse for maiden
hllles, two wears old. four and one-half
f%urlongs: Alpine. 10 0ioosel hrst, Dia-
mond Buckle, 10 CArchihaldl second.
Grace NJ, ITO CBraunon) third, Time,
10 3-5. Merode. Henrietta, Crescent,
Noble. Patent stopper, Sauce. Dixie
Hart and Camellla also an,
The evening world., 1911-05-25
BEATTY REDUCED,
TOG0,,
IN NEW PARK PLAN
Billy Snyder to BE Head of
the Menageries Is Also
Rumored.

Following a conference between Park
Commissioner Slower and Commissioner
of Accounts Fosdlck. announcement was
made this afternoon that John II.
beatty. Superintendent OF Parks in
Manhattan and Richmond, had been
ycduccd and appointed as IN Assistant
Superintendent. The job is not in exist
enc now, but will be when Mr.. Beatty
returns from a leave Of thirty days ab.
scnce which was granted him.
For about an hour Commissioner
Stover and Fosdick were in conference,
and then they called In Mr.. Beatty. lie
was asked several days ago to resign,
but has failed to do so. To-day, Il was
said, he was given the opportunity
either to resign or t. he appointed As
sistant superintendent. lie accepted the
new position. and on Monday will start
on his leave of absence.
As superintendent. Mr.. Beatty received
a salary of 5000 a year. but a. assist
ant he will get only $500. II was cN-
planned at the Park Department thai
the position to which Mr.. Beatty viii SC
has not as yet been created. but will be
shortly.
While Mr.. Beatty Is away George
ililty. attached TO Commissioner Eos,
dicks office, viii be superintendent. lie
will he paid by Mr.. Fosdick and he viii
at once start a reorganization of IN,
laboring forces OF the park. \ trial sys.
TEN. SIMILAR to hat Of the Police anC
Fire Departments, viii he ~establishct
FOR tho park laboring force.
II was sl.d that n waste of labor
amounting To 80 per cent. had been dis
covered In the present park system
and this was given as the reason fol
Mr.. Beatty's demotion.
\ rumor in circulation was that Ioh.
" Smith, director OF the park menag
erie, was also slated to go and tina
Head Keeper billy Snyder was {,
succeed him. II was said also that n
all probability the weather ohscrvator,
In the Arsenal, established by Prot
Draper In 1857, viii be done away wit
and that Prof. braper's position, wLic.
pays $4,000 n year, Will he abolished.
The evening world., 1911-05-25

man In the lcaguc, did the pitching for
Cincinnati.
The Reds got away to a flying start
Pnd pat two run across the plate In
rle hrst inning, Rcschcr was g!vcn a
base on balls and stole second. Egar
followed with Il clean rap 10 left and
Rescher scored, Egan advanced to sec
ond ON Bates's sacrifice and went to
third on Hoblit2els short single, Nit
rhcll drove a long fly to Murray and
Egan scored, iioblltzel died stealing
second. Myers making n beautii i
throw. TWO runs.
The Reds again touched up Drucke in
the second and scored another run.
WITH one out. DoNney walked and
clarke singled, keefe flied out to he
wore, Boscher then singled, sendinS
Downey homo. but Clarke was out try.
ing to make third on peyore's grea'
throw TO pcylin, Dne W
The Giants also started lively, bu'
II bad break ~ uck kept them from
scoring ncNore singled me went t'
second on Doyle's iuticld out. Apparent
ly ne made "A clean steal Of third, bu
after Umpire Doyle had called him saf
he changed hts mind and called hin
out. Snodgrass walked and was o
stealing second.
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matte gesture threw IL up 10 his heat
Several women screamed n 4
couple of men started toward TN
young man, hut before any of tier
could reach him he had fired five shot
into his right temple. lie topplcd v
on the earth, grooming.
lie was still conscious when 1r
Schorcr arrived with an ambulance. IL
said he was Joseph Jewiski. nineteei
years old, of No. $40 Seventh street
Jersey City. but would not tell VIII
he had shot himself.
AS well as the surgeon could te
from a superficial examination Of TN
wound all FIVE Of the bullets had pierce,
the suicides skull. lie was taken 3
Fordhem Hospital in a dying condi
ton.
The evening world., 1911-05-25

so intense that ! thought ] should 20 man
having no, slept regularly for months pas
only ct intervals, waking up now and t!her
because OF the burning and itching OF my skin
Having read different testimonials OF cure!
by the Cuticura Remedies, | decided .ft
purchase a box of Cu,icura Ointment and 4
cake of Cuticura Soap. After using them 10
a few days I recognized n marked change "
my condition. ! bought about two boxes o
Ctiticura Ointment and five cakes OF Cuticur,
Soap in all, and after a few days | was entirely
free from tho itching and burning; My ecfemi
was entirely cured, all due to using Cutcut.
SOAP and Oint ment daily. Hereafter l vii
never be without a cake OF Cuticuro soap OF
my wa,hetand. I hope YOU will publish my
letter 50 that Others may learn OF Cuticnr.
Remedies and hc cured (Signed( Iavid, NJ
Shaw. cio Paymaster. Pier 30, n. X, New
York City, June >, 1910.
eCuticura Soap and Ointment sold through
out the world. Potter Drug 4 Chem. corp.
sole props. 100 Columbus Ave. Boston.
as-Mailed free. samples 81 Cuticrra Soap srt
Ointment. with 32-p. book on skin Treatment
The evening world., 1911-05-25
-tMLTOPS MEET
INVITE S0X AGAIN

CHICAGO, H., May e5.-The High
ladders an dthe White SoK played their
third and hnsl game OF the series a,
Comlsky Park this afternoon. The
WEATHER was warm an dthe players felt
thu effect Of the summer heat. but the
Idle wa too keen for the players 70
LEI down In their work.
trestdtnt Farrell left FOR home last
nvht, but is TO Join tae team In Phii-
axelphia on saturday, together with
Manager Chase. The team is going
sf good at present that the magnate h.
a1xious 10 see every game.
Manager DUFFY sent Doc White 10 the
- to pitch and Charlie Hemph.N sent
MIraop to the front.
The evening world., 1911-05-25
P|TTSBURG GETS
LEAD ON DODGERS
BATTING ORDER.

WASHINGTON PARIS, BROoKLNN,
May ga.-One Of the larges, crowds out
side of a Saturday audience that mas
witnessed q ball game at these grounds
I'm wears, turned out to-day 10 witness
the ihird and nnal gam" % the series
between the Dodgers 1ul IA" Pirates,
The Pirates got a good start in the
first inning by scyur ne I'M run on
ByrncS' single, pauhert's Wild thro" 70
scgond OF l.earh's huut and Wagner
single to left which scored H"rue,
rho Pirates added three moro 20 their
tally in the second, on bases ON balls
to Gibson and Lcheld. Byrnc's single
and CAreS's th~ree-bAgger TO left centre.
The evening world., 1911-05-25
MAN OF NlNETY.TWO FALLS
FOUR STORIES TO STREET.

Thomas Fry, ninety-two years Of age,
feii four stories through the hole on %
fire escape In the rear of his home at
No. 2l2 st. Nicholas avenue this after
noon, pr. Cole. from the llalcm TIoSpi-
tai, said he was astonished that the ia
lid not instantly kin the old man. lie
was taken to the hospital with a frac-
,Ur,d skull, Internal injuries and many
bruises.
The evening world., 1911-05-25
GET START
ON GIANT TEAM
BATTING ORDER.


fMENTVN MN IENVT n T'NKN, NEW
YORK, MAY 25,-The last game with
the Red Legs OF Cincinnati brought a
crowd NJ 500 TO the I'm Top this
afternoon and the Giants were keyed
mp 90 q high pitch over the fact mat
they have 20 fight every lnca Of the
way 10 hold their bare lead over the
Phulies aud the cubs, McGraw stuck
20 mis- plan OF pitching his men Ia reg
MAR order and as II was pruckes turn
ne was sent to the box. Keefc, a new