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The evening world., 1912-10-09
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For free samples, write to the Finer.
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The evening world., 1912-10-09
REAL ESTATE MAN,
ON FISHING TRIP.
FAILS TO RETURN
Mystery Surrounds Disappear.
ance of Charles S. Ittel in
Norris Cove, Conn.

Charles :. Ittel, n rea, estate sales
man for the wheatley Heights Estates
No. 5 West Thlrty-fourth street and
whose home was at No. 8 Addison ave-
nue., Rutherford, ". j.. hired a boat al
Capt. Peck's wharf, Morris Cove. near
New Haven. Conn, yesterday and went
out to nsh. Early to-day Capt. Peck,
worried at Itters failure to return. Sc,
out to ind him, and three miles out In
the Sound he found the boat, with lines
get over the side and portion OF undc.
voured lunch on the seat. 1ttei was
gone.
Though Capt. Peck made a search ot
the surrounding water for the body and
word was flashed through all the farm.
houses about the nearby shore OF the
Cove to learn II a man answering Ittels
description had landed there. not a hin,
to his whereabouts or the manner of his
end. if death overlook him, could be
found. The missing mans watch was
left at Peck's wharf, where he had
changed into some rough fishing clothes
loaned to him by tho boatkeeper. Busl.
ness letters were found In his pockets
but there WAS nothing like a farewell
note such as one planning suicide might
write.
J. F. Barrett manager OF the Wheat.
ley Heights states. said to-day that
he was unabl. to account for the mys-
terious disappearance OF the man who
had worked under him as competent
salesman for many years. Barrett said
that Ittel had gone to New Haven on
the firms business and that he. Bart
lett. had received a letter as lately as
yesterday. wherein Ittel had spoken
cheerily Of the prospects OF doing good
business in New Haven.
IL know of. no possible reason why
Mr.. Ittel should have committed sui.
eide, II II should be found that such
was his end" said Barrett II believe
that his death. IL he did die. was due "a
an accident"
Ittel had been at the Hotel Taft for
over a week and had spent money
freely, according to the report from
New Haven to-day.
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KING NICHOLAS
ON FIRING LINE IN
WAR WITH TURKS
Ruler of Montenegro, With
Son, Joins His Troops in Hot
Fighting on Frontier.

BERLIN. oct. 9.--Fierce hghting and
hurried movements OF troops were re.
ported in progress to-day all along the
Turko- Montenegrin. Turko- Bulga rian
and Turko-Servian frontiers. Reports
were current that the Turks have wiped
out ono detachment OF Montenegrins
who invaded their territory. A stronger
force was said to be making forced
marches toward Scutari, in Albania, 70
add the Albanian rebels who are be-
sieging Essed Pasha there.
The fight between the TURKS and
Montenegrins at Berana was stili In
progress when the latest advices were
received. At Kalava the Turks re.
pulsed the Monte negrins. King Nioh.
oiss OF Montenegro 10 st the front In
person, hut II II thought he will direct
operations from the Montenegrin side
without actually crossing the frontier
His second son, Prince lGirgo, who Il
With him, may join one Of the invading
forces.
SALONIKI, Turkey. Oct. s.-Fight.
ing continues between the Turkish and
Montenesrin forces on the Montenegro
frontier. Essad Pasha. the Turkish
commander OF the force marching 10
the relief of scutari. has passed the
river Boyana without encounterinx any
opposition. The Albanians In the from.
tier districts have promised to restrain
the 'Montenegrin troops without any
help from the Turkish troops.
LONDON, Oct. determination of the
rupture OF diplomatic relations with
Turkey by both Bulgaria and Servia
has been received In Paris, according
to "a news agency despatch from tina
city. A Bulgarian force II reported &c
have crossed the Turkish frontier and
King Ferdinand 10 said to be hurryins
southwark to take command OF the
allied BALKAN troops.
The first encounter between Servian
and Turkish troops Is reported to have
occurred In the Javir dis riot OF the
SanJak OF Novipazar. according to q
news agency despatch from Belgrade.
The Servian Premier declared to-day
that the action OF the Powers had been
taken too late.
II Servla and Bulgaria have not al
ready declared war on Turkey as re-
ported from Paris 1t is believed every
where that they are on the point OF
joining their modified armies to that
OF Montenegro whose troops are said 10
be generally engaged with the Turks
along the frontier. Should the two
Balkan nations decide to appeal to arms
ahout half n million soldiers of the
Balkan States who have been concen.
trating for the past week will be ready
TO oppose the Turkish army. The mem
bers Of the Ottoman troops in European
Turkey have been variously estimated
and are unders God to total several hun
dreds OF thousands.
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TWO BECKER CASE
JURORS TAKEN
OUT OF THE BOX
Continued from First Page)

IN front OF the Hotel Metropole and who
nfterward Identified II as that Of Rosen-
thai. Immediately after we prove the
corpus delecu shall call Mrs. Herman
Rosenthai as our first witness.
Through the testimony of Mrs RIOS
enthal I expect to establish our founda-
ton for the motive OF the murder and
tho conspiracy. Our next witness will
be Jack Rose. who will tell OF his BUSH
ness transactions with this deceased and
me defendant. and the events leading
zip to the murder. Then will follow
'Bridgie" webber. Harry WALTON and
sam schepps. As for the rest Of the
states Witnesses I have not arranged
the order Of their appearance.
Private detectives In the employ Of the
District Attorneys office are guarding
all OF the jurors Some take places In
The court room as spectators. Others
were assigned to cover the trips down
town of Rose, Weber, WALTON and
| ochepps. some former members of the
old Central Office squad. retired detec'
| lives. have been observed among these
private detectives. while a majority APP
pear to be strangers around the Crimina
\ Cnurta builllny
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NINTH INNING.

Fletcher out. Wagner to Stahl II
was dazzling play Wagner took
Fletcher's grounder with one hand and
nippcd the runner by "A few feet. Stahl
took the bah with one hand. Mathcwson
popped out to Slahl
snodgrass took his base on balls. 1t
was the hrst base on balls given In
the game. Snodgrass stole second. Car.
riRan's throw being low. Doyle was
purposely passed to first. Becker also
TOOK his base on balls. Becker was
FORCED ut second when Wagner took
Murrays grounder ana threw to Yer
kes. No RUNS; NO HITS.
Carrigan was out, Mathewson 10
Merkle. Hall foulcd out TO Uerzog
Hooper fiied out TO Doyle. No RUNS,
No HITS
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LOUISVILLE ENTRIES.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Oct s,-rhe en-
tries for Tomorrow are as follows
"RSr RACE. --rursc; two.yrar.olis; maiden
colts: five and one half fur!opgs. =. Farmer Joe,
i,a E5in G ill., IL, E4H The S'VG ia.r ia he
Iulne, III; Rosa Amer, il2. Rock bar. ~;
Nor;is Wonder, li2; pr. Jackson. M; over the
sand 1l2.
loags -SuinptuOus 100; Prince hermis iU3
crosco. lUJ; Great Britain, iV'; Smoke House,
THlRD RACE selling; three ear.old and
'illies and mares; one mile aud seventy yards
Ethel saino., ~. o.an,s, ~; i.iiaHt,, lgU:
Bsauiiful. 100; Pirate Diana, io5; Wishing
Rims lO'; Crssover. iOo; Supple. 100; Helene.
FOURTH RACE. -Handicap: all ase.; six
fuflongs. Presumption. iOs; Enfield, Io7; Jim
Bas.y, los: heen BaIb~. llO. Li,.e Father,
FIFTH RAcE.--rume. thrse year old. and NJ;
mug widow " Wir..sSeco, MIssi He'll Horse,
siXTH RXCE sCl'lns;' three .year-nlds and
w. w., one MD La ~, H 9r w N,rnSfh lol
mont los; Golden los: FifsmAn. los. I. II.
Mcbride. los: Morkler. ii2
Trck fast.
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JUSTICE GOFF FIRES BROAD.
SIDE AT TAlESMEN.

Nehemently expressed bias, as tales.
men succeeded talesman, excused for
cause, began to get on Justice Goff's
nerves and he iired a broadslde at tales.
men in general who "swore themseive,
out OF court"
William d. Bates of No. 153 West
Nlnety-eighth street had responded "a
Mr.. Whitman that his opinions would
prove a serious hamper. AS he finished
s"eaking the Court said TO the prose
cutor:
Mr.. whitman this II the twenty
seventh man to-day who has sworn
himself out OF court and jury duty
Their disqualifying opinions are an IN,
dica,lon to the Court that you canno,
depend on their honesty"
This hot shot didn't dim the smile OF
tllesman Bates. who hoped dowr
iauntiliy from the stand ana wen. or
his way.
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Meyers smashed one like a bullet
,swnrd third that struck Gardner on
tho side Of the head and knocked him
lat, Herzog scored on me hit, and In
o. minute Gardner was back on the job.
Yl.,chcr took one strike and then lifted
an easy fly to Hooper In right. Mathew
.ua was given great cheer ms ne
zane to the bat. but the best he could
h. do Was to force out Meyers on
giounder that yerkes throw to Wagner
ONE RUN. TWO HITS.
Iierzog threw out Carrisan. A fine
stop and throw by Doyle got Collins at
fret. Hooper smashed double to
right. Yerkes after getting himself
in the two-and-three hole shot an easy
grounder TO Becker and retired the
side. NO RUNS. ONE HIT
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KILLED WIFE WHO TALKED
DispIeascd Husband Beats Her Tn
I'll She IL Unconscious.

TRENTON, y. j., Oct, 9,-Patrlck en-
right OF Benin street. was arrested to-
day ona charge of having murdered his
wife. Catherine Enrght. According Ia
the police Enright went home drunk on
saturday and beat his wife FOR talkin7
to neighbours over the back fence. liz
police say, tn she was unconscious
Then he called up the city Hospital
ON the telephone. askn, for an ambu'
lance. and also notified the police, say
ing that his wife was drunk, The wom-
an was taken To the hospital, whore sh,
died to-day. Enright was making ar,
rangements for the funeral when ne wal
arrested,
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TENTH INNING.

Merkle got three base hit Wagner
ohrew out herzog al trst. Meyers WAS
purposely passed to frst Mccormick
batted Tor Fletcher. shafer ran for
Meyers.
h"rkle scored on MoCormick's sacri-
noe ny TO Lewis. Shafer took secon on
,he throw to eaten Merkls at tho p,atl.
Mathewson flied out 10 Yerkes ONE
RUN. ONE HIT.
wilson went IN to catch and Shafer
went TO shorlstop, Wilson took Yerkes's
sfounder and threw him out at first.
speaker drove homer To centre.
Speakers drive was To deep centre,
ana the oihctal scorer gave him a
three base hit and an error TO the
catchtf' Lewis got two base hit
lloyIe took GARDENERS grounder and
threw MIN out at FIRST Lewis took
third. Herzog threw out Stahl at first
ONE RUN, TWO HITS. ONE ERROR
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FRIEND OF ROSE NOT WANTED
ON THE JURY.

The next Nenireman was "a big. blue
we'd mnn. friend OF jack Rose ana
Harry Pollok. lie is Edward West Of
-. claremont avenue. lie was ex-
used for actual bias.
The state challenged peremptorily
Thomas +, KoDplncy. insurance man, OF
No. 81 West Ndnety-seventh street after
Nr, Mcintyre had examined him nj
length and Becker had signihed his
approval, He was the sixteenth tales
nan called to-day. Auckland Is, Cor
tower OF No. 100 riverside Drive was
tlso challenged,
becker's twenty-sevcnth percmptory
'hallenge disposed of Giles NJ. Creo OF
Va. lAl1 Waterloo street, the Bronx,
decided opinion excused John T,
boyle, publisher ~ sporting books At
No 50 st. Nicholas place.
\ professional chauffeur Edward d
ietchell NJ No, IA West one Hundred
ma Thirty-s!Nth street, did not think
Ne could render an impartial verdict
and went away h. his chaulfeuring
'.ador q. DAVIS, a Nate In the
fridge Department had had buslnes
iealings with John r. NJ lntyre, so thf
curt waved him aside.
sidney 3 Lenz, retired OF No. 81,
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EIGHTH INNING.

: Lewis dropped Snodgrass's ny. Doyle
singled TO center, snodgrass took
Second Doyle was forced ut second
tshen Yerkes took Becker's grounder
and threw to Wagner. SnOdgrass went
10 third on the play. Snodgrass
ffor.d on Murray's double into the
thachers. Becker taking third. Col
Inns was sent from the box and was
believed by Hall. Collins went to the
Dench In tears.
! With Becker on third and Murray on
htcond. With Herzog at the bat, with
only one out, the New York fans kept
up IF. continual Chez ing. Merkle sent
up a higo foul TO Carrlgan. Can'gun
9ropped Herzog's foul after hard
rpn u was not an error Becker AID
Muilay scored on Herzog's wv Dagger
Wagner took Meyers gounder end
threw him out at first. THREE RCNs
THkEE HITS. ONE ERROR.
Yerkes He'd to Murray. Speaker out.
sNathewson to Merkle. Lewis got a
double In the lief. field bleachers. Mur-
ray fell head over heels into the tenn
pPrary stand trying to make the catch.
pfV was unhurt, and the crowed cheer
70 him for his gameness. Lewis scored
when Gardner drove vicious hit
trrouiSl Fletcher. The officiai scorer
gave Fletcher an error on the play,
stahI got an infield hit. which DOYLE
could not handle. Gardner took third
On the play.
stshi stole second. Meyers trying to
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THIRD INNING.

After taking one strike. snodgrass
took a sho, at the next one and drove
q 'iong fly to Hooper Doyle put him
self In a hole by taking two strikes.
then lifted an easy foul fly to Gardner.
The left-hand pitcher was evidently
worrying Larry. Becker drove
grounder TO Wagner. whose throw 20
first beat him by a hair. NO RUNS.
tMerkle made q marvellous stop Of
Speakers hot shot past first and then
BY n long slide beat him 10 the bas
This was the prettlcst play OF the game
and Merkle was loudly cheered by me
boston fans. Lewis lifted a high ny 10
murray trying to hit MAtty's big curves.
Gardner went after the hrst bail
stitched and tapped IN easy grounder
that Doyle threw to Merkle. NO RUNS.
NO HTS
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MINTYRE sAIo THE JUDGE WAS
GETTING ANGRY,

While the one hundred and thirty-six
veniremen was being examined Mr.. Nc
intyre remarked mot for the ears of
the Court thai Justice Goff was in n
wrathy frame OF mind because Of the
defense's tactics In using up all their
peremptory challenges. One o'clock
came and no recess was declared. Two
deaf men discussed their state Of deaf
ness at length and were dismissed.
Mr.. Mcintyre used his twenty ninth
peremptory challenge against Jerome
u. Allen. an architect OF No. s45 Fifth
avenue. the first venireman called this
afternoon.
That leaves SIX" whispered Nc.
1ntyre to his associate, Mr.. Hart, "and
we have to get two OF them"
But the next man up was accepted and
sworn In. filling the seat vacated by
Juror Wake. He Ia Charles Rauchfuss
real estate broker, OF No i53 Wes
One Hundred and Fifty-ffth street. Hs
is fair. blue eyed man about fort,
years old and the baldest Juror so fal
accepted.
BY singular coincidence severa
later ones who were dismissed In one.
two-three order were dark, brown.
eyed and the majority bearded. 1.-THE
darker the talesman," observed Mr.
Mcintyre. "the stronger his opinion
That's the reason We are plugging fol
fair hair. OF the blue-eyed variety"
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RIOTERS LED BY MAYOR
IN B0STON'S BIG STADIUM
Fans Give Giants a Cheer and Red Sox ;
Triumphant Welcome After Victory in
First Battle For the Worlds Title.
(stAsf Correspondent Of me Evening World. /,

FENWAY PARK Boston, Mass Oct o-Boston turned out over
$4,000 baseball fans this afternoon TO the Red do battle with
The Giants As reward for It's victory in the battle the Boston team
marched the field 10 triumphant welcome Gov Fos and Mavor
Fitzgerald led in the cheering.
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One umpire and two OF tho G'ants
players pulled up tr!ne lame Just as
the battle was about TO resume. In bat
ting practice yesterday Josh Devore was
hit on the right show Ivy a pitched ball
and tho wing IL badly swollen. so much
so, In fact. that Josh may not be able to
play the out-feld to-day. lie cannot bend
his arm without great pain. The other
injured Giant II lack Murray. In sliding
to second he fell heavily on his shoulder
and the bruise caused HIM much trouble
last night.
The Red Sox MISC rcrort an injury to
Charley Wagner. the star short9tVp.
While touching out Snodgrass at second
his hand was cut by u spike.
UMPIRE RioLER HURT IN COL.
LISBON WITH MERktE.
| The most unique casualty In the Grip
ping OF Umpire Rigler. who was doing
, outpost duty on the foul lines In the
opening game. When the last man was
, out Risier started on run to join me
other umplres, when he ran head on into
Fred Merkle. Rigler got a terrible wal
lon. and when he finally extricated him
self from the fans who were running
over the field he found that he had pulled
@ Charley horse" lie will be In tina
field to-day Just the same.
| Both managers were considerably an
noyed this morning over the fact that
none Of the athletes were able to 20 TO
bed before 2 o'clock. They slept until
II O'Clock. however. sim. It interfered
with their regular routine. and tho
leaders are considerably upset AZ well
as sore deep down In their hearts Mt the
railroad company. which gave them a
| special that was delayed nearly three
hours In getting into Boston. There
| was a wreck ahead.
| A. time was precious 10 the many
baseball players who have turned au-
thors. the New England towns along
the way got an unexpected treat In lit
srature. which was dropped on the train
In sheets at every stop.
The delay and the fellow feeling OF
misery soon wore away the feelings OF
rivalry between the Boston and New
York players. and they fratcrnized to-
gether In story telling contests and
poker games all the way over. II was
lsNiucHt tHut cdSH teAH mas Iot VI
respect for the other.
The call TO arms to-day was sounded
promptly at IL o'clock and In uniform
the rival players rode TO Fcnway Pari
In tax!cabs. All the way out they were
cheered by the crowds that hung alonl
the streets. There was terrible hui.
labaloo when the two teams passed tn,
great crowds that were lined up In ar
effort to get into the ffteen thousanC
seats that are open. !, was evidentl,
early In the day that large proportion
Iof the Boston fans would be disap
pointed ana would have to watch tn,
proceedings via the bulletin boards
Every reserved seat was sold days ago
To accommodate nv many as possible
the local management erected temper
airy b]eachers that will seat ten thou
sand. This will run the total seaun,
capacity up 10 5000.
CHEERS FOR TIE GIANTS, But
STORM FOR THE RED SOx.
There are no fairer minded fans 4
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SEVENTH INNING.

After waiting until he had Collins In
ths hole Herzog opened tn" 'verth
with clean drive to right field for his
second hit OF the game. Meyers go two
balls. and then lifted an easy ny to
ferkes. On the first ball pitched "a
Fletcher Hersog got a dying start and
made "A clean steal OF second. which was
The first 5 Ell OF the serie. ior tn,
Giants. Fletcher swung wildly and
popped fly to Stahl This put II W
70 Mathowson. but tn. bic fellow triet
70 play out the string ana struck out
no iUNS, ONE AIT.
; Carrigan popped one to Herxog
whose hne stop and throw saved q
hit. Matty struck out Collins
NUNS. No HITS
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LAWYER HART RECEIVERS AND
APPEARS IN COURT,

John ". Hart. VIII, ma, Ueen III at
his home, supposedly from bronchitis.
,JIncd TIE stau OF Beckcr's counsel to-
lay. taking his place beside John II.
Mcintyre. as second In command. All
our of the accused lawyer are gradu-
a OF the District-Attorneys Office.
rhc two younger counseis are George
Nhteside and Lloyd Stryl:er.
The first talesman called to-day was
saac E.sler, u drygoods merchant, OF
40, 80 West Ninety-seveEth street. He
wouldn't do, as he had formed an I'M
shakablc opinion. John A. Reid OF
NJ. j+ West one Hundred and Forty
ffth street was similarly hampered. So
was with Edward ]. Graetz, cotton
lroken. OF No. 90 william street.
Still another biased op Mon excused
clifford c. Goodwin, real estate. OF No.
l0i Hamilton place. John ID. Maitland
" No. SIG East one Hundred and sixth
street, suffered from uremic poisoning.
| wherefore Justice Con let him W.
The defense exhausted Its twenty
| sixth peremptory challenge to get rid OF
Nclbon Well. secretary of "A manufactur-
!ng concern at No. 325 West One Hun
| ired and Third street. This left only
| four more OF Becker's arbitrary chal-
snCes. Mr.. Whitman had used eighteen
| II the States thirty challenges.
Joseph A, NODnan of No. 4si st. Mich
BIAS avenue was preiudiced. Rober,
| llanschke, electrical engineer. OF No. &.
Morningside avenue was likewise ex'
| used for cause Prejudice biased the
mind OF Arthur J. Wolf OF No. loi'
Woodycrest avenue. the Bronx. Their
anne an acquaintance Of the deceased
Herman Rosenthal, Benjamin Morltz
Wholesale grocer. OF No. ils West One
Hundred and Forty-fourth street TIVE
'ucstions disposed of him.
The one hundred and twenty-secont
1ember OF the panel. Leopold Kreamel
Il No. 233 West One Hundred anc
i'ortleth street. had friends in the DIS
rict-Attorney's office and the stronges
| inrt Of an nnlnlnn
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catch Gardner at third but failing
Warner struck out, ONE RUN, TWO
HITS, ONE ERROR
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FIFTH INNING.

was out on strikes. but Carri-
II Han dropped the las: one and hal to
Throw to first for the put-out. After
+. Spuling on two Snodgrass was struck
,.ltIt Doyfc swung on the frst and lifted
I'm easy ny TO Lswis. NO RUNS. NO
UNITS.
81. Collins was an easy victim for Matty
and struck out on three curve balls.
( Hooper caught fatty mapping and
alarmed a SLOW one into centre for a
l.tlngle. Just at this minute the sun
-lroks through the clouds and right
'intld was flooded with sunshine. This
made II necessary for Snodgrsss and
Murray TO change fields. Snodgrass be-
'tfg a bad sun fielder. Hooper stole sec
and. Meyers made q perfect throw. but
iH9stcher after touching his man dropped
the ball and was charged with an error.
This cost run. as Yerkes followed with
~ three-base hit to centre and Hoppe
scored. Speaker smashed liner
straight nj Fletcher. who tossed the ball
70 Herzog In time to double Yerkes on
. third ONE RUN TWO HITS
The evening world., 1912-10-09

AFTER 20 YEARS SUFFERING
sAxo sALvG BRINGS RELIEF.

For 20 years suffered with dry
eczema Of the scalp, during which,
time I had tried every so-called eczema
remedy on the market without benefit;
Al last I saw Saxo Sslve advertised
and decided to try IL, and after using
one tube. for the first time in 20 years;
I am free from that terrible itching and
scaly dandruff. I wish every one suf-
fering from eczema or other skin troubles
only knew what a wonderful remedy
Saxo Salve is."-T. +. Thompson.
llopkinsville, Ny. .,,
Saxo Salve allays the frigbtful itch
ing and burning Of eczema. destroy
the germs and heals the skin. d..
You cannot do better than to try II
for eczema, letter. ringworm or nni
skin affection. We give back So"
money II Sake Salve does mol safety you
The evening world., 1912-10-09
eleventh INNING.

Bed!ent went into the box. Bedlant bat
Snonsrass on ihs arm ana the batter
took his base. Doyle struck out
IL was growing dark and hard TO fol-
low the bail. snodgrass was out steal
Ing. CarrlSan 10 Wagner Becker TOOK
his base on balls, Becker out stealing,
carrgan to Warner NO RUNS.
Shafer took Wagner's grounier and
threw him out at first, Carrlgan weat
out by the Shafer-Merkle route
Bedient was out Mathewson 10
Merkle. NO RUNS.
Game called on account Of darkness.
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WALL STREET
The Closing Prices.

To-dny's highest, loWot aud last pl,e. of
iOoks and of net changes a. ounnarri with
Yesterday final figur,r. are N follows.