WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Furniture, &c\, 7th and D Sts. WEYHINGt ALL RIGHT EYES . m i! iVKL&kf The Palais Book Store, Fine Lace m\ rSfSI' Failed to Report Because He Had Not 49C Royai Examined |; Been.Notified. for "A Ken of Kipling,'" by- 89c for $i .25 edition of "Cyrano :be*iper grid*-* of I,a»e Cur for 50c Cloth-bound Edition of Rutlyard ?sin* at our l;»*t sale.and n »v we've reduced the ESc Killing's most famow* books: "SoUlen of Hentnan." by p- it »-. of tb«- fln» r i|nalltlt'M t«» do*" them out at the Local Bowling 90C once. They ought to g" «iui»*k at these prl«*es: Championship^ Three/' "The Light That Failed," "Phantom Antbfllijr Hope... 2k* f«»r fiOr eh l'oint Curtains.S2.75 League. Room Ballads." "Wee Willie Winkle." "Mnl- two $5.00 Irish Point Curtains.$3.50 vaney Stories." "Plain Tales from the Hills." Set cl"thl*>ond ToloDie*. fl.4H for Wftatrr'i S~.00 Irisli Point Curtains.$5.50 CURRENT SPORTING- NOTES of fire books, in card box, for only ®»r. Set of J»irtionary. in full »h«T» Mad ng. \n tatwerip- $12 Irish Point Curtains. .$8.50 eight books for only $1. tfon at $0. $7.50 r.russels Curtains.. .$5.50 $8.50 Brusst'ls Curtains.. .S6.25 Secretary and Treasurer J. Earl Wagner $10 Brussels Curtains $7-75 of the Washington club arrived in this city Lottidon yesterday on tils way to Join the Senators Style Suits aod Hats, $T2 Brussels Curtains $9.00 at Hampton, ~Va. Mr. Wagner may leave f*»t of single jmlr« FIr.»> Lace Curtains, were $A for the club's practice this evening First the Hats.and please don't be guided bv the illustration, which fuilf grounds ¦ji...lit to pric«*. or possibly not for a few Several I>»f of ade for the improve¬ the colors arc browns, blues, black and white; the are ments of National Park. trimmings wings Covering!;. and with scarf; the are IU*du«>-*l from 7.V. to T»5o. "Well, I see you have made Gus Weyhlng quills prices $2.25, S3. $350 and $4. being from Rpthn-el from to 75c. a revolter," nid Mr. Wagner, when seen 75c to apiece less than the "Knox" and which are but Reduced from >1 to $1 .«?. s The Evening Star representative $r.25 "Punlop," K«t!n«e»l fr»iu fl.."<.«» to ti§/ ^ by today, of ( the magnate referring to an article in last adaptations these London styles. Exhibition and sale on Second floor, evening's paper. "Weytiing is perfectly sat¬ in Millinery Parlor. Wash. B. WiiSiaims, 7th & D isfied with his contract and will play when? lh21-Tweeds. Sane Touring lot. in navy. brown and , with fitting and fly-front jack¬ tWtninen; never give* a 'head" or any '»tber disagreeable ex¬ "From this it can be seen that Manager double of black: A Line-Id and brousted, tight- ets. lined whh taffeta checks. in black, brown new-style Eton perience! genuine county product, We test the free of them a thor¬ Irwin and my brother got their wires cross¬ fitting and so good a Ibia>r as to endanger Kentucky's repu- eyes charge, giving ed and in the mix-up Weyhing was entiraly jackets, panel silk: new-cut skirt, with and gray, have ify-fwnt jacket, lined with bright ta ion for producing the best whiskies No harsh- scientific examination and attention to IY When one of mem¬ skirt. trimmed with stihhed panel fronts; and color taffeta ough J overlooked. the club jacket panel nklrt;- silk; new- BeHS or .'bite" t> K. but so smooth and mellow as paying especial f bands of cloth or braid. all sizes, in » bers to'd you that Gus was looking for an black, gray, some of plain cloth, in cut t win the lUing of the most fastidious drinker. the important essential of or ex¬ All sizes, in »kirt. lined and fln- N MidM '¦ ua i ri.i eaa M it as a fitting eyeglasses spectacles 1 extra five hundred he might have gone black, navy, cadet, nary, tan. Bet¬ light grar and cadet inhed with remedy v grays, brown and mix¬ ter water|>ro«>f for throat and long troubles. It's the best kind of actly and "gracefully. farther and said the veteran had received than previous $li» bine. have eiitauav binding; tailor MaM. a 'medicine chest" to keep In the bourne. We ask IY it Wevhing signed his contxact last fall, tures. Saperb gar- < Suits, for SI for a large N>*tle, 7&<* a pint and 40c. a half GOLD-FILLED FRAMES, Y and my" brother and I resolved to give him m»-nts at tin- price only.... $13.50 12.75 $7.98 pint. Order it af«er laying down this paper. You'll fl g/fh Y all he asked for, and. of course, the veteran ,"^ thank us for calling it to your attention. 'Phone 1158. WARANTED TEN YEARS, QK " ocD^o Y pitcher is satisfied., We expect him to do Remember the ^rand "Shoor. iker's" on 1lest place Y better work this season than last, as he fn Y both at the bat Washington to get it. If vour do not fit will have better support, $8.98 for glasses properly bring them to us. We Y and In the field." "Sample" SkirtsWorth Up to $12. FZ*n Shooniaker Co., are and do all sorts of Y Mr Wagner will Inaugurate the lmprove- Y Ja2S-Sm Manufacturing Opticians repairing. Y to be made at the and the y work a ment's park, Prescription specialty. grounds should be in first-class condition v (One-of-a-kind Silk Petticoats.) | for the opening game. Joseph Strasberger, R. Harris & Co., the veteran advertising agent, has secured XY 514 9th St. N.W.1 the score card at the local jKirk for better The privileges f"r "uprwr- & I) Sts. i-4 COo, over last Y f»»r Skirts a © for the usual OppenheSmier a Jewelers, 7th and promises big Improvement Y $4.79 than usual $5 $2.68 $1.79 ^ t] 1>Q) year's tally sheet. The refreshment bodth issed,** Mohair, little less $1.68 Metal¬ 1 and t Silk Skirts. Cerise, "Metallic" and contract has not yet been given out, *». Moreen elaborate than those at lic" Stripe and Black is also a bidder for that bluet, Mr. Strasberger Y royal, turquoise, Skirts, with one. two and Satine iVtticoats. New v and $2.08. Materials are the "Chic" that the Senators prac¬ Y navy black, plain five ruffles. Very superior shape, full flare, with Hectits' stores. "Tt'was expected colors and same, and choice is of¬ greater Hechts' greater stores. ticing at Hampton would line up for their Y stripes. Um¬ and durable, some hav¬ corded umbrella flounce. the rewu ars y brella with one the fered of neat effects first regular game f-esterday, shape, ing appearance of ex¬ In Bargains In the true Chate-^ against the yanigans: but injuries and sick- v and two ruffles and v cords. pensive silk petticoats. plain colors and strijtes. sens** of the ness knocked out the arrangement Little Y- word. > Jimmv Casey was .placed on the disabled Y laines business list vesterday, owing to a severe attack of Y Wedoesday's the Hulen is still weak from the chills. Y FOR EASTER. same complaint while O'Brien refuses to y Bflack Crepoms That Are Town Tafik. * to take a take chances with his sprained knee. As a y The Chate- this absence the usual spurt. result of trio's prae- y It's a trade accident that not laine Watch > tice was gone through with. Dlnneen and Y is likely to happen again. The merchant shall as a Dunkle serving up balls to the batters and y for whom these were be as ¬ financial combines util¬ Wednesday busy day the different menJtaHtag turns at the v Crepons imported developed instability, porsu¬ y the to lose a ity with beauty aodl We shall tions in the field. "OakV Gettma* fielded v making importer willing third of his investment rather than Friday Saturday. perbly in left, whifc' little Slagie takes more Y risk losing all. and is grow ing make it so values pleasure in handling the bat, several of his y in by putting before you drives yesterday the corking order y V popularity Padden at second a(;4 TIarry Da\ Is at first y $2.50 for $3J $0.50 Yard for each year. which will bring you. We shall start it worked together tele well-oiled Y $2 Crepons. here. and their execution oMlouble playsmachinerywas o! y i Beauties tomorrow. You can see that these are the usual speedy character. Davis has Y Twenty-five beautiful "Roman," Fifteen different effects as in the Prices are very evidently entirely recovered from the ln- y low. great values, ^ ttirv ho received last summer ami is in per¬ y lioveltv and "blister" effects. much more fect shape. This njUl be good pews to the ?y expensive crepons. local "fans," as they were timorous on this * We've a splendid Solid Silver Chate¬ $6.98. t.. little defect, but very well know that Harry laine Wat h and n Belt Chatelaine carriages, Silesias, .J* Tlhe Scarce Cloths for Fine reed-body carriage.with roll All colors and 3%c. is strictly all right if his physical condi¬ Gray Tailor-flade Suits. Watch, ir-uaed in black fancy Mack silesias.full edge-steel foot no pie» tion is *eal leather tu attach t<» ».-» aa springs.patent brake.up¬ remnants for 3%c. yard. satisfactory. Wa'.ly Taylor report¬ The Palais is so dressmaker aay belt both guaranteed qJ7&^°hJ/vIV holstered in brocatelle.plush head rest. ed yastonlay, undfJAS Gus JJp«*ybing en- Royal headquarters, quoted by every of prominence in Washington. timepieces and mtghl sell adjustable parasol, with double sateen tanglement has l.t*«n »|ra>sl\tened out it I? AH the scarce and fashionable in to for #7.5»». fhir ruffle.at $6.98. ! grays, 45 50-inch Venetian Cloths. W hipcord Suitings and T price Dressmakers' expected that th».-ltMti* will round out the Nun's Lansdowne and Poplins; X cambric, full delegation ofl'mwobers by tomorrow | Broadcloths, Cheviots, Veiling. Henrietta; Grenadine Crepons, Crepe de Chine mornifig. It has #e«rt "Very notjlceablethat and Etamines. Prices gradually rise from 50c to $3 a yard, a specialty made of values at toadies' ex-iuUitely Enameled "Chate- Tab"e the players are prrrm^ to report at the being superior < laine Watches, with oilcloth, 7^c. Black and colored dressmakers' cambric. grrmnds and et»l« into their Work with a $1 yard. / dainty p!n* t<> ui*t<'i. Pull 5-quarter table oilcloth.the best for 2VaC. yard. zeal that speffks well for the of the I over combination goods Guaranteed; elegant va¬ fjHijre F.iutixi'-led aolld silver >50 -- .» -. 5 ^ and gold finished. Fully riety patterns for 77/gc. yard. <->uf -».»/. j i worth 5o. j | ( $12 Only Percalirce, 7%c. yd. Kaward C. Be>ker purchased the" St. 75c Moire efTect percallne In Mack and all col* Louis club frnjv'hisfc from the creditors' 69c Window ore.for yard. syiiillcate yesterday. NegotialUiiit^ for the Indies' S"lid Hold. Superbly Enameled shades, 5^c. deal were begun Saturday, when the cred¬ .Thartelalne" Wutrhe*. with rich gold All colors in waterproof felt window itors met Mr. Becker and Receiver Muck- Silks. t«cd for time. Such -a this one day. "Silver enfuS?. tSG,(MO outright, g/cv sheer," !4%c. clear of his own preferred claims, but elegant watches are «p 11 0^aJ' .the nearest fabric to silks On their from New York.100 of And in the usually soi.l at ?2»». II nj) in appearance. asked for delay until yesterday to get as- way pieces colors being "begged for".the Klegant dress lining-beautiful luster 14^c. surances from his league friends that he five new shades Two lots trimmed hats. yard tomorrow. would be recognized. Mr. Becker received the fashionable Twilled Foulard Silks, in forty of violets, three beautiful gravs, Choice of hats Choice of hats a telegram saying- the league was not con¬ different effects and colors. This is the five new greens, ten rare blues, the blue wortn up to J worth up to $9 cerned about prominent St. Louis business "scoop" including for for men and would recognize no one but of the season in the gray; cyrano, cerise, yellows, pinks, garnet, car¬ *» Canvas, 3^c. Becker or Mr. Becker met the spring-summer dry goods and R. Harris <& $2.98. i Double-thick canvas, lu and Robison. dinal all the standard shades. Oualitv su¬ $5. ^ gray \ Co0,} 3Tsc. yard. black. creditors yesterday, and after the papers trade. Merchants all know, and so do most ladies, will < were signed wrote out a check for the perior. samples demonstrate that tliev are Jewelers, 7th and D Sts. > that these best $1 Foulard Silks are Brillsantirse 69c. amount. very already worth 85c a yard, judged so at all other estab¬ i" skirts, Clark's "0. N. TV' cotton Articles of incorporation for a new base scarce in the most desirable effects. lishments. J Figured brilliant.ne skirts.all well made ball association will be filed at once, and .well lined und well finished garments. Mr. De Hass Robisqn will hold 49 per cent Use Use same as are shown about town at $1.50, for _2%c. ^ of the stock. All he gives in exchange for 6i»c. for thi* day. this is his team of ball players. Robison for Woodbury's Woodbury's Spool silk, Be. is in St. Louis. $5.98 Credit Stores' $110 Worth. spool. ..f' Full size White Enamel Wire __ .lwo-yard silk. Woven with extra Facial Soap. Facial Cream. SS.CO. spool "Climax" brand. Pol. John I. Rogers is of the opinion that Bed, Springs, support, Re¬ Sealp dlsoaaes, falling0hair, baldness, premature Serge suits, there will be no change in the National versible Mattress.all for Extras at these low for gthyn. ?*? nm kly cured and th«- luster, natural Black or blue cheviot nergp suits.with circuit this and $5.98. prices; 90c Spring- growth and c* \.-r restored by JOHN II. WOOD- silk-lined Jackets.full fiare skirts.and League year, possibly until Comfort covered with silkoline.. for the credit store's Bed Bl KY. 'M W 23d -t.. Xew York, ami l.»6 Walnut with every point which fashion says a styl¬ ChSna 1I»H. when the pnssnt national agreement weight .Only 85c Si.25 wt.. ish silk, !2%c. i'bilidelphia. 5»*-nd 10 cents for suit sh<>uld havv. for $3. All-silk will expire. Then there will be a return to in Marseilles effects. .. for Beauty Book, China silk. In Nile, Spreads .41c 81x90 Lockwood Sheets and for the .. and receive sar pie of Soap and Cream, free. aud garnet. 12^. yard. olive, orange the old order of things, and there will be 9c two eight-club leagues. In an Interview usual 12^c Pillow Cases. yesterday Col. said: ' a!3=wool Rogers A*7n ran for the seasonable Insecticide" 1-Hc for Dead Stuck." that's to insect !Boys' suits, $1.29 "The National Lewgue will adhere to the nr a v "Imperial only |M»isonous Choice of three patterns in dou- Bilk, ijfe ,3c for B. T. Babbitt's Laundry Soap and Soap Powder 12c for Galvanized Water Pails. boys' bfilliantine, twelve-club circuit this year. The two 32c for large Clothesborses 14c for Heavy Tin Hani Broilers with cover 15c for with ble-br»*aMtcd all-wcol cheviot suits.sijses Black 6%c. rrost Stepladders On to figured brilliantin* with rich lus¬ Important reasons are: According to pail shelf 6c for Hard-wood Knife Boxes lc cake for Sand Soap 2c for Floating Laundry Soap 7 15 for $1.21*. This is the first yea re-# ter, 15c. yard -to f«,r the national 10c for Nickel Gas I and Box for Case*, fitted for Top time such a suit has ever been sold at usually go G%c. yard. agreement there shall be no fighters Tapers Blacking $3.tit* the "Ban¬ ner" Oil Heater 60c for Comer Medicine Cabinets with mirror door .over the cork, our signature and $1.21*. and there isn't a clothing store in change in the number of clubs forming the 6c for 100 Best Clothespins town getting less than $2.50 for them. National League for the term of ten years, 8c for 100 Japanese Paper Napkins l«k- for Long-handle Ceiling Dusters $3.19 for usual $3.50 Deco¬ lalwl on even rated Dinner Sets. 56 pieces $4.20 for $5 Decorated Toilet Sets of In pieces, including Jar. These are Base¬ bottle.to prevent This agreement was signed in lrtil, and will ment flow Nainsook, hold good until The second "Bargain Spots." fraud.to insure honest goodness Striped, plaid und 3%c. yd. lflOt provides at 49c. 3%c. yard. check nainsook for that no club shall be expelled from the anil purity and ripeness. $1 wrappers league for that len*th of time except by No other to do all this.for A lot of fine quality percale wrappers. In the unanimous consent of every club in the Art Needlework Lessons Free of way a variety «»f th»« handsomest patterns, which are Scotch league. Charge. made, will go for 40C. you. splendidly lawns, 2^c. yd. "Of course, it be to Waists are separately lined, and skirts are Pretty figiired Scotch lawns, in might possible pur¬ new class now made extra wide and full, and all are trim¬ of styles.8c. value for big variety chase two of the clubs, and thus dispose of (A forming.) med with braid. T^v. yard. their franchises, but this will hardly be dore. When in the department ask to see "Our Baby ;" it's a lxjok to hold its Q. 0. "If such were the one in historv.and case, club the T^fSRK>ES Pillow east and one the linen cover, when embroidered, is a of NEVER SOU) IS BI LK. Pocket books, cases, in the west Would be dropped stamped tiling beauty. And. too, ask to see 11234c. WWi dozen ready.made 4^c. .Baltimore and Cleveland.but 1 do not the Shawl that one of our the ( v Imitation seal combination pocket book. torn and pillow cases, hand brought pupils $5° Pr'7-e given by the maker of "Bear grotcr* asd licensed dealers. steel frames for cach, which should ironed, 47*c. think there will ever be a ten-club circuit be double. in the National League. Brand Wools." Chester H. "The finances of the National Leajfue Graves & Sons, clubs are such that any purchase of clubs Boston. Men's hose, 3%c. Napkins, D%c. at the present is out of the question. As is Men's random hose K"»d wearing quality, ,UDCh 0upkln> well known, last year was one of the poor¬ TRADE SCI'PLIKD BY lur to "for such as sell 10c. usually go tor 3<4c. toIgotVl*J'. ?'£,"DeU est known, and nine of the twelve clubs lost PALAIS ROYAL, G Street. tomorrow. money. All our energies must now be de¬ voted to recouping our losses so as to be In Richard <& Co., Table a good financial position to launch the new Stationery, 2^c. damask, H2j^c. league in 1901. Washington, 0. C. Boxes of Stationery, containing 24 sheets v"!e* of "With the catch¬ the entire second last bout paper ami 24 envelopes stylish shape-STfrc. settlement of the St. Louis and he will strengthen the Pirates' through nearly game. McMillan succeeded in reaching box tomorrow. financial trouble, the outlook appears bright ing department. While each side bowled the same number the Turk's back twice, and he is for the and I am of strikes and Columbia had but one more with credited coming season, firmly of having been the first man that ever the belief and oplfiton that neither New- SAEXUEHHl M) THRICE BEATBH. spare, the bunched strikes of Stitt. when got a half-nelson on the oriental Unbleached muslin, York nor any other of the present twelve commencing in the fifth frame, he bowled wonder. No Ladies' hose, 32&c. 40-1nch unbleached 3%c. clubs Waste muslin, such as will be this and Them the a settled for the outcome of the Eastern *. C. U on. \ Lndin" fast -black brine- full regular made sold In dropped year, when Defeat* Virtually Cost quad, good From an at 8c. usually, to go for a the economical standpoint V 3%c. yard. opportune time arrives the public, in¬ BowIIiik Championship. game. Aside from Burdine's double header, The Central High School ^ stead of the strikes were basket ball team . to was 15 heating purposes. You pay for la of widths worth 4 5c. and all silks Ed. Delehanty the tween the Columbia Athletic Club and the Von ltoerk.... 1 4 134 Berem 1 130 4. The all-round playing of Dunn. Fear- only variety $1 silk.rich, lustrous ijuallty in cardinal jiilpeijl Philadelphia l'itkin 1 0 151 2 5 157 son and A yard.for O1^'. cream, light blue, pink and club yesterday at-.their southern teams bowled on the Spirits Colllflower of the Kasierns, and what you u*e--no waste. See black. training Saengerbund Young Ilesiu 1 7 161 Jfoeke 3 5 IBS our grounds. He is lit' fine condition and his Christian Association last Rodier 2 4 142 4 Sagrario. Burbank and Schriver of the Cen¬ Men's alleys Burdine 3 172 trals were features of the line of GAS COOKINii AND 1IE.\T- companions gave Rim a7 royal welcome. night. The Saengers, yearning for first place Stitt « 2 lt»« Bruesger 1 4 13i game. The line¬ Rusle, Meekin for two victories from up: Seymour,' anij continue und strong enough Total! 11 23 784 705 K. A. C. Positions. C H. LNIj STOVES. I'rb ea witisfactory. 513=5115 their refusal to sign a JCew York contract, the league leaders, the Carroll Institute Totals 11 22 Colllflower 8 Seventh St. Seymour's father muting in his oar and five in the series at the Institute a week The team from the Athletic Club were so Enemy's goal Schriver that ho the Columbia unquestionably winners from .e start in Dunn Right forward Ellis Gas Appliance saying win not allow his lK>y to ago, bit the dust before play¬ the last Pearson Ecft forwttrd Exchange, play unless the $300 premised Cy Is turned ers three successive times last night. Un¬ game that the interest practically Sagrario New York over to him before the^season less the Carrolls lose the six games they centered on Stiu s great play. A perfect Gooding Center Devlin 1424 Ave. opens. game no breaks, occurring in the score, Bolger Right back Burbank mh!?-2fld "Dusty" Miller wa^'-also In the little have yet to play, a virtual impossibility, the Hughes back OS GEORGETOWN FIELD. team. after won the this player kept the crowd of spectators Deft Ruppert Somers pitched and Kendall "mix-up" that brought_Jack Taylor to the Saengers must, having league so in Boyd Home caught The latter Is in and 't>8, be content In '9a with wrapped his work, that the team goal Sherwood Ball a man of some local front. These two/worthies were out two trophy totals became a matter of secondary inter¬ Goals from field.Pearson. 4: Colllflower. Practice of tkr lalwrslty Bane reputation. Somers came from nights and second honors. So the handsome cup. Sine. Milwaukee, looking for<-caelish reported to toward the all look est. When, in the last frame, he failed to 2: Dunn, 1: Schriver. 2. Goals from fouls- father showed more than form. Manager Ewing as had great which league played strike there was Dunn. 1. Referee.Mr. J. F. Wilson. Cranston replaced ordinary haVing sport. with admiring eyes, will for a year at least general regret. Um¬ Owing to the rain Saturday the candidates the Hlndle at backstop on The Reds' managed" threatened to send the The acore of third game: pires.Messrs. E. G. Casey and James Brad¬ For 2 base ball first team. He did much better work home, but grace the home of the Carroll Intsitute. Timers.Messrs. CENTS for the Georgetown University pair reltthte<* and the two play¬ to it* Columbia Athletic Club. Saengrrhund. ley. George F. Gates and than ever lie Columbia's farewell old fore. ers are now 'Twas St. Sr. St. Sr. R. A. Fish. Scorer.Mr. J. B. Baker. -d«> not jeopatdixe the of nine missed a good afternoon's practice, The hardest" '#ork trying to g*t the of the Y. M. C. A. to Sp. Sp. health your fam¬ grounds will probably be ready for into condition. home, hospitality Von Hoerk 0 4 117 Bi renn 2 3 12!" ily Sanitary Milk, from our farm, at 10c. a and as a consequence the work of yester¬ the practice tomorrow. Walter J be no longer taxed, and the boys made the I'itktn 1 4 130 2 » 158 Case Seat to (irand Greevey has The Brooklyns to leave New one. Spies. Jury. quart, la the cheap«*«t milk, as It is the best day was particularly hard. An interesting promised to have them for ^peoted occasion a to-be-remembered George lVsio 2 7 I7l> liAeke 0 4 l2b ready Wednes¬ York by boat yesterday at noon, but a a new record for a three- Rodier 3 3 150 Uurtllue Judge Scott of the Police Court today .absolutely clean, pure and fresh.indorsed feature was the appearance for the first day's same at the very latest. Al! of the ml»- Stltt established 2 2 12V» the pitchers will be hap to the stear>- prevented their de¬ game match, averaging for the evening's SUtt. 6 4 22!' Bruegser 2 7 170 heard the case of Arthur L. the by medical prof.¦salon. Pasteurized Milk time this season of Hafford. the tried against Gallaudet. Phillips, for infanta and "Bonny" The teams batted as parture until mU,n .ght. The Baltimore* play the remarkabe figure of 201. and in man invalids, tfc. per pint. Drop baseman of last who has follows yesterday- left their home Totals 12 22 811 Total* 8 21 712 young recently arrested by Policeman postal or inapect the third year, Just First team.Cranston, catcher; yesterday oil the time fixed. the last game narrowly missed an equal Kilmartln for laboratory. was Bach. pitch¬ Secretary received four to score of 233. Dr. Ricker. Tomorrow evening the Business Men will alleged larceny from the [ler- been taken off probation. He Imme¬ er; O'Donnell, first base; second Young contracts Armstrong's at son. It was that at third on the first team, Fleming by this one of to absence from the city, was out of play Carroll Institute. charged he stole $su from diately placed base; Moran, shortstop; HafTord. third base- morning's mail, which will owing The James H. a Pasteur Milk a deal the to left the the standing of the clubs follows: Carroll, pensioner. The caso and showed good of tendency Walsh, field; IX/wns, center field, and greatly please Pittsburg emhualMta. game. was sent to the Laboratory, fumble common to a first field. Three of them were from the In the opening game the early stages Won. Lost. Per o.000 lady writes: "The first time I made Grain-O 1 did .Advertisement. after. He CVilamMa Athletic Cluh. [ gaenserfciiul. Wor»t rax-a cored in CAPITAL. not like it, but af'er using it for one week refused to play all last season sr. 8|i. sc. st. m>. sc. defeated Duncan McMillan of St. Paul and 15 to 33 DAYS 10O-PAGK northing at the terms Von 1 BO..K FREE mhS-ltu'U would induce rae to go back to coffee." It nour¬ Richard Drew and Charles Johnson offered, .but Manager Watkins Boeck 4 130 Kerens 1 7 157 Hjalmar Lundln. the Swedish strong man. ishes and feeds the system. The children can drink paid decided to meet this I'ltkln 0 0 i:<7 Spina 2 ;i 1,1ft In I'SK l)B WILLIAMS' It with benefit. It Is the collateral each in the Police Court today Boyle's figure year 1 X>nl» .1 4 177 1 5 144 a catch-as-catch-can wrestling match freely great strengthen¬ for violations ifneke last The match was PLNK 1'II.t.S KOK ing substance of pare grains. Get a package today of the bicycle regulations. Dr. Itrdier 4 2 140 llurrtlue 2 4 142 night. witnessed by PAI^ PEOPLE. from your grocer, follow the directions in The former's handlebar was too low and Ball's Couuh Syrup has been In .Stltt 2 6 10« tSrurggor 3 S 174 3.(100 people. The Turk was to throw both Ami making ALL bKL'OUIS'm. it and you will have a delicious and healthful the latter had no on hia n«e for halt a cemnry. Some families h»*e oaed men twice In ninety minutes. He threw Will not Scratch .14-tuAik-U table light wheel last U for thre« It Is Totals 10 22 7.Vi » beverage for old aud yonng. 15c. and 2§c. night. generations, mid today tfe* Stan- Totals 24 753 Lundin In 8 minutes and 11 minutes and Mc¬ Always uscd in the ron« or a dnrtl r»uzh remedy of this country. Columbia was master of the aituatlon Millan Tli 13U and latmc*. 17 minutes. During the AND DOKI NO MONK INJURY THAN WATCft.