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;ightb1.*a well ;let" You el t oneIse eat your timier as %to le rUotrumps e e f'or you. thewnan nod 1a te ,pt' .It is 1if, studying as n eating; tee tfh' hited 'stas dourt at hiladel- iloesgets .the bieneSfi' not he' t•hat it Johnson's organiza- Ai Ap Iar :accident happened to that sees it done. In almost apy phis giving Ban |Jockey 'Winnte 'O'Connor at the tion all the trumps needed with the school I would give more. for wlhat .. Americlan League Status. The .National League lost AS Brigkhton Beach racetrack, the famous the teacher learns than for what the Mr. -McGraw's sarcastic expose of Ipla•ers. AS WELL his nside afalirs of the American. its only .trick after Napoleoon ,•gjpie fooley'Thavis'a te-e biro'ken when- best 'pupil learns, simply because the -alleged 1had been declared in Col. Roger's "teacher is compelled .to -solve all the League, and. his statements that the riding ia the a, financial loser, wilt Jackpot.j Instead of strikiixgwhile the O• orwas Kittaning hard problems and aeswesr the diMf- new league is taken sedlously by Impartial iron was hot the Colonel tra'viled cult questions for the lazy boys. not be did observerrs, who are bofnd to consider along on the old milk train ached ,|l; not come entirely jDo not ask the teicher to parse all With- motives and conditions. McGraw's Iwhile the American boarded the twean- raee of a'ilead the difficult words, or to assist you in out warning, however, for O'Connor talk is so plainly that of a disgruntled ttieth century fliler! That Lajole blun- ,the pertfoE~ of any of your duties. "ruleda letter in the morning from person that it leaves him open'to the der -was .thp:most -asinine in baseball Do it •ojqieli. .Do not ask for even crank,telling him thka he- would suspicion of distorting or coloring mat- hiitory," alid if the National expects o a 1ini*. fr; anyboad... Try again. 'ride a horse in 'the firstrace number ters, and by .ust so much he loses tot held its own, not to speak of win- Ieels is the sreatest SFirvery t'ail increasee -:our ability, l as13." The, supers*,toua cckyl; of effect. But, assuming that' McGraw ning its flght-some of the sleepers -,ck tfollowers,thee they henalyd 1you -. ill finally succeed by dint spoke without malice and with truth- con watch will have to wake up.-Cin- q d? the very ' wisdom and strength letterwere some orked fal purpose, yet 'was be in no position cinnatic Enquirer. li ned in this effort, even if at first to state positive truths. te problem is far beyond your skill. on a circular track. He In the first place, McGraw has A Washington Pitcher. It:'ithe study adid not the, answer or nothing at first hand ".Ter.T sere ii nototerlifng known little "Jack" Townsend, one of the pitch- WL ALERS iN Ie~lf.rewrasyduir- pains. - of the inside affairs of the American ers of .. the Washidgtons, was;. born S-Look at that boy who has succeeded league ever since he lost the confi- at Towbsexnd, De., a place seaned after six hours, perhaps of hard study. S'fa; second !of the world's dence of his colleagues last summer. 2:03.%, made' by a-ignlti'I *ow his eye is lit up with a proud Tn the second place he had no means j. • •!t . > up,, o> the joY as he ziarches to'his class! -" of securing accurate information of He recites like a conqueror, and the financial condition of any Ameri- w11 he may. His poor, weak school. S-The performance of Gold Heels can league club but his.own. Because mtate, who gave up that same problem otMain Street. e is, L. that was not satisfactory McGraw ap- ...... b-• .J IN...... •...... •t..' after the first faint trial, now looks pears to have jumped at conclusions. onfaci upon him with sometfing of wonder, It is safe to say that of all the clubs as a superior. The problem lies there McGraw mentions as losers not any -a great gulf between those boys are such except Baltimore-and for who stood, yesterday. side by side. that McGraw himself appears largely E. 1.HALL, Prest. D D. ANDIUS, V. Prost . J. H. ortM..A., Cashier together as Titus Is StillConfident. They will never stand to blame. It may be that the published '-• 'tus, the Amer- tequalsagain. attendance at some points is padded, for himself has I TTIE CITIZENS' BANtI WS•n 'w•bphtested-iit for the The boy that did it but, granting that, the average all se i ~lt.'eiley, was deeply taken a stride upward, and what is along the line is high enough to war- + JENNINGS, LOUISIANA. etted on this side. In explanation better still, gained strength for great- - rant the assertion that six of the eight uitsrefeat Titus says:''There'is-no' er ones. The boy who waited to see clubs will reap a profit on the season- ~ "others do it has lost both strength wlhich is as well as baseball leagues INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOI1JtI i•.n'ihy mni'd "that the English i *`., wa :great deal about' rowing. Their and :courage, - and is already looking usually fare. for some excuse to give up both school It is, however, true, that no great ,,' ta e cei•tinly is more suitable to the Directors: J. 1l Homnian, C. A. Lowry, E. 1. Hall, D. Heberht, A. D. IFarlain, ag•l:•..hig heavy water than in the Amer- and study forever. profit will be made by even the most A. M. ArLthur, Edd Morris, ). D. Andrue. i. C. Andrea, methods just as successful clubs, owing to the war con- ';5•c-an style, ; but our general WAITER'S CLEVER RUSE. ditions. This has been expected, and Collections receive prompt attention. A brikinig y Iare best suited to our light transacted. ,water. I think it is:an impossi- up,i•e a A. Featherstone, the employ discounted by the magnates, all of whom are wisely figuring the present B whose people ility for any crew or sculler to come er ofThe-Jockey;: offered to give fi,00c Tip Was Violation of Club Rules, but after his forefathers, SEn land and win without seeing He Got It. season,S along with last season, as the areB regarded as the foremost stock of to learn the identity of the writer of i Robert Luce of Somerville, the au- crucialc and expensive period of busi- t J. A. ZABOLIO. PERCY LONGMAi. , the p i'bifore and without a profes- the letter. that historic old town. alon1a Tfainder. V As 'to jy race with thor and champion in the Massachu- ness foundation. The big profits will -q:Klly,the winner of ttd:liaioffHs, s-o setts legislature or the Luce bill for ccome later, when the American McGraw's Characteristics. ZABOLIO & LONCMAN,.. , he is a very 'tapt sUbller •' A "Grbat Weight Thrower. primary elections which has been one league's circuit is definitely fixed, John J. McGraw has been the cen- Sish water, I think I could "beat "John R..DeWitt,t the intercollegiate of the features of this season's ses- when the organiaztion is firmly estab- tralt figure in, the base ball world DEALERS IN h aims t tI , with no wind. champion weight thrower, is an ath sion, was recently in New York to 1lished, and when peace is declared, as recentlyr by reason of his having quit i ete who is grewing more popular if the two Had been-irawu' hghinst Etherington' Ieach day. His fine work in the Ama look after his business interests here, it must be, soon or late, the American League and accepted Smiti instead of Kelly,, I.am sure I says the New York Times. While in warring leagues can stand the strain the position of manager of the New teur Athletic Union all-round weight,t the .metropolis he delighted a party without collapse.-Sporting Life. shduli have been in the 'final at least. at Celtic Park, Yorks. Early in his career McGraw General Merchandise, Sthrowing competition I shall, leave-.my shall here and come tL. 1.,on the Fourth of July was one of * of friends with a story about a certain earned the sobriquet of "Muggsy," back•• '~ear;:innI -feel. confident the attractions of the day. Although nameless club in Boston which has Brush Talks of the Future. has stuck. He drew the title Groceries, Dry Goods, Clothing, Notions. b strict regulations against gambling. and it that I shall win the diamonds. At any Ihe ;was beaten by.Flanagan, he.. was According to a report from 3Balti- the base ball fans when he first from FREE DELIVERY. JENrNINGS, LA.R rate, 'i:lseteAiin ,". wln them S A quartet of clut) members decided more the fine Italian hand of John T. broke into the game in earnest with ,beforel-I it." the recipient of gh.nerous applausee to break that rule by a game of poker Brush was instrumental in putting Ned Hanlon's famous Orioles, on ac- 1 for small stakes. So they adjourned coup. throughout the contest. On the fol. throughi the Baltimnire basehall count of his frequent vocal debates in Balti- Chasgpton A•ateur Athlete. lowing day he took part in thee -to one of the small rooms of the club Brush was under cover v.hile with the umpires. Taere is not an Mr.l Brush As n a1.0Haounfid amateur athlete, Knights 'of Columbus games at thee and called the old colored servant to more, but when the crafty umpire of national reputation who at same park, and won the 1 (;-pound ham.i bring a pack of cards. When he 1 spuoe as an Adam "-. Gunn of Buffalo has demon- smer throw easily, although he had had been unearthed he one time or another has not been com- Ice Cream Soda 5c, no equal in this oracle and then declared himself: strated that he has tsome strong opponents to face:. Hisd brought them, one of the members pelled to send McGraw to the bench has deter- country. , Gunn;,'ho :is a finely-built 8 queried: "The National league on account of his v-ocabulary. Off the ROYAL athlete, beat t work was also a feature at these upon an aggressive policy. and Complete Stock of Fine and ~rell-proportibned e "John, I suppose it would be some- mined field he is considered quiet and well- E. S. Mer- one of the many steps we two •-rmidable -opponents, thandgames. is of DeWittherculean is build.a Princeton mann thing utterly new in this club if we this is only behaved and is well liked. l-low long PEAC[ Candies, Cigars and To- Club. \We are going after rill of- the M'ilwaukee Athlietic should do such a thing as play for have l)lanned. will he stay with Freedman's team bacco. Ladies Parlor. in the west, league players and will the mnbstrversatile athlete money with these cards?" American remains to be seen. Those who know q' the Syracuse Amateur Oarsmen's Regatta. land them. I and - tyer Prinstein- The negro scratchei his head and spare no expense to him and Freedman best do not think manner. to thei twelve-club move Y. D& C. A., in a decisive 'he thirtieth annual regatta of thee deliberated, finally answering: am committed it will be long. Both are hot heads Thil•akes the second time Gunn has sNational Association of Amateur it 'Boss, I'se been wiv dis club a long and that will he the polic(y of the Na- ONFETIONERY.. J.W CHAMPION, PROP. and have bull-dog niatures. score4 national all-around champion- Oarsmen will be held at Lake Quin-i1 time and I'se seen many things." tional league next year. A team will sigamond, W orcester, Mass., Friday ship hionors. The Buffalo athlete rolled Y "Yes, but what have you seen?" be put in Baltimore. and we also will LLOYD ESTERLY., Manager. McPhee Probably Will Retire. up a' otal of 6,260w points, as against and Saturday, August 8 and 9, for fill out the circuit in the West. I will i "Ise seen ebry rule ob dis club great sec- 5,532k points for Merrill and 4,079 which the following list events will II vi'lated 'ceptin' one." put a championship club in Cincinnati "Bid" McPhee, the once s be offered: ond baseman, who has been deposed point, for Prinstein." Gunn made his "What rule is that one?" if money can procure one." in the half-mile walk, S Intermediate senior and champion- With a chamlionship team in Cin- as manager of the Cincinnati team, best:howing "De'- rule 'gainst gibbin' tips to de thro ng the hammer and the polee ship single sculls; intermediate and cinnati and one in New - ork the best will probably never engage in base- d senior double sculls; intermediate andd serbants." last-named l'ittsburg can hope for ball again. lie has accumulated some vaulIfor height. In the e seniorpair.-6ared shells; intermediate,d And straightwav that rule was re- Brooklyn and Imoney during his long career on the comp•titionh he made the' remarkable e. lieved of its lonc•onmeness among its next year is third and fourth places. leap. f 10 feet 6 inches. senior and international four-oared diamond and he may engage in some ,d fellows. was popular as a & business. "Bid" Mitchell Conner, shells, and. intermediate and senior A Pitcher's Observation. - and also as a manager and has New Amateur Golf Clampidn. eighlt-oared shdlls, for -hich theLe Had Many to Come. Says Pitcher Wicters. of the Boston player Lduis N: James, a Chicagd boy-200 usual national die gold medals aree During the progress of a Prohibi- Americans: "You can't fool the old been a credit to the national game. not successful as a years old, is the amateur golf cham- given to every winning oarsman or wrtion wave that swept over Rochester, timers, and it has been my experience That. he was pion 6f the United States. Playing on n sculler and a handsome silk bannerir N. Y., some twenty-five years ago, the that in the league it is better to keep Ihandler of players is not entirely his ..STAR GROCERY.. me at Glen View, in the his putting them 'over the as he was not given the author- his course e to club. excited popular feeling resulted in the pegging at it, fault, e -Ie na0pfe4gb corners' and depend tupon your sup- ity a manager should have to make a ..•-. thirlt c o appointment of a committee of the of the United tates Gold as- port. Control seems to he the greatest good showing. . namneut Peter Maher Quits Ring. city fathers who were 0 AND 'ben M. empowered to and if he s oC0jtin. -James defeated Now Peter M aher steps to the frontit investigate the local excise situation asset a pitcher can have, l-'Byers'of the Allegheny Country club, the coaching of his and announces that he is through with .h and to whom was given power to has that. follows All Good Players. Pittsbhrg, 4 up. 2 to pla;:. anld (''atcher, a good team be- the ring for good and aye. Peter has 18summon witnesses before them. captain There are three .Tones outfielders we(re often do the rest." tumbled to the fact that his fighting Ig Among those who thus called hind hint will in the big leagues. Davy Jones is in City Meat Market, Adams a Star Athlete. days have passed, into .history. He le was the late "Sam" Wilder. well the center garden for the Chicago Roger Adams, who won eighteen' hahas opened a boxing school at Phila- a-known to all Roc'hestorians as a (citi- "Rube" Waddell. Nationals. and the ex-tBrooklyn Jones, points for the Marinette high school d delphia, and he will teach the manly ly Zen of wealth and high social position. "Rule" W\adldell'sspitching feat (of pennant-winning fame, is in the TEMPORARY BUILDING in the state -interscholastic track and recer:tly, it is safe to Ameri- art1 of self-defense to those who have'e as a man of the world in the best at Philadelphia same position fcr' the Cnicago fieldmeet at Madison recently, prom- - sellse of Lhe phl'ase,and as a wit and say. will not Ibe duplicated for many Jones is in left field SITE..... the necessary dlucats to pay mor the in- cans. .lrimmie ON THE OLD ises to become one of the best ath- I- goodt fellow gtenerally. After answer- a day to come. It is seriiom that an for New ork. If tlhe three could be struction. Peter is sensible in real- letes Wisconsin ever produced. At perfect amane of hall is ill the izing that his usefulness within theie ing many questions hearing on his absolutely signled by one cliiI;. 1.( toam the Madison meet be broke the inter personal klnowheldge o the mnatter un- That is what tllis one was. would have the superior Iropeshas passedl. The man from pitched. big leagues of Waddlell pitched nine uIll innings Galway was somewhat of a boxer inn der investigation, one the commit- of the trio. on halls, hIitting a his prime, but it's many a day since e tee finally put forward this rather di- without a base The ProDer Way to Travel. pitch. In he has fought a battle which hlie hasis reet query: man or indulging in a wild A Southern Gentleman. But made anything like a creditable show. "Mr. Wilder1'.where did you get your addition, he allowed no runs. "Frank Sparks." says Johnny Hen- were made off his delivery, ....- ing. last drink ?" two hits dricks. "is one of thie finest fellows on ITBETHE and neither of the men who secured aind the New York team. He is also the Quic'k as a flash, with comical Ithese reached second biase. both being Michael Quits Turf. ser'iousness, camel "Samn's" reply: least profane. His limit in the strong c'SOUTHERN PACIFIC, "Please God. I haven't had it yet!" en route. so to speak. 0 AIttE WEIs SUNSET ROUTE, Jimmy Michael has permanently ly thrown out language is 'Oh. my tconscience!' men, the abandoned horse racing. has cancelled Thus exactly twenty-seven When the umpire g'ves him a hot one lowest possible number, faced the his engagemeats, has paid forfeits, has is Her Sad Fate. he says: 'Pardon me. Mr. Umpire, hut moved from Chantilly to Paris, has s She once was thul queen of her fash- 1 really assure you on my regard for taken quarters at the P'are des Princes s5 ion-c'razed set, the fairest young veracity, that that was right over.' FREE CHAIR CARS. SPLENDID EQUIPMENT, track and has begun t, train in ear- -Chicago Journal. A 1)ictur'tSquail in theIbeauity covey,and nest for bicycling racing. He is in In of o'ye-dazzling DOX VESTIBULED, PER4FECT TRAINS. This Is What Ails New York. -..- poor shape, but expects to regain his isstyl, w-ith eyes most expressiively form quickly. He has ordered two covey.dO Young Hendrictks, who pilayed in a motor tandlems, capable of giving a lier walk was a Swebt rei'elation of few games for New. York, says a pace of fifty-five miles an hour, He egrace, a soft, dreamy pioem of player has small chance ill that team: _•, • CALIFORNIA, will not race before.the end. of Au- u- potion, that Ilowercuan andl Yeager' are knock- i , that Math- gust. Her form undultating in willowy ersi from a-!a;mmer valley; EQUIPMEN1THE WESTl - ews.on is tonce'ited-. ua'i.1 that Lauder culrves as sniootu us utc' swells of Charley is a .Iprince and a gentilunail.-Bostoa Mitchell Is Dying. the ocean. When Charley Mitchell toured this. ra'hl-,-,-- ROUT'E TIlE EW O;RK - Her hand at the tersichorean blow- countryltlit aBgb'- .Billy Maddeo firY i ' outs was sought Ibythe masters of QUICKEST NE OK he..became-the talk of the sporting "c dancing. Diamond Scintillations. world on account of his fine athletic Her ('lingin the dreamy embrace of .'he Orioles have collared~ t St1L figure. kie-was young .and handsome ;B•i'•man. a titchler of the UnfVersly the wals they- sail -was just sim- ead as spo olthe SCT IEFACIFC R10C -ahd the ,eeli,picture of health. Now of Vest Virginia. le.I l tam fetr COOB00. ••esauaimig NOt ,•and w ply entrancing. outbat ks. . L. J. ?ARIS, be is said to be a,phvsica But now in seclusion she' wrestles Christy Mathewson can stamps E, .. :asayneiCei l'ea'e hie bed.' . evere la'ry O'Haran, and if 'i~.,nmre• god with pain, a tlruly dis(nsolate e *Tfihes thlrough whie'hh-he s sed the New Yorks w~itl ,e inl• iek. * 6 .a ln .. t.ets daughter. at-j'rst 'hls-mamie tadinf.ads on his ' mag Her beautiful suburbls In bandages erratic pitcher. Thirteen men were licy Evans had a small bone in his nificent constituti-n. !fanned. and in three indings, there swathed. The ping l' p6ng ankle Sle~ wrist broken bIy a liner in a Qua- were three consecutive strike-outs. TIHE MILLIOi has got 'er! - k~~.City ga-ne. More tough luck for HOMES FOR ownsi.-thleRog.e te Ada...... t- w•.4 T ,, .o.ugh).dsof 1902 • .. .-Denser .fost. St •e New Yorkers. Western coml•lttfonA, ly a noted turf etatis- .No Signs of Reae; i. In SolthitweMirn- Missouri. Arhanss., ,"Doe" Wiseman will retire from the Le ticia "I'.e'eldjisime" startllfig "fl~tres Those who are searching thte spiort- Eastern Texas and Western Louisiiana Ilhvilles on J.luly 1. lie is to take 18 Hindu N.cwspaper. Work. ing zodiac for signs of peace have not S A Hinjdu editor found ii necees&ry a4,.ltsitio n in the. Ofinief 4h@oshe:e . * .,p P.c1 ref the discus,s, for 1902. At publi c auction 458 have Sto sp.eend' .the 'publication of his pa- found any indicatiobn' •f ih•'Ai•erican . -olaatc record for the s. already -4f.~a• t.@ •Jr laimb': getting Vlid will oquit professional ball. -!M,owlg the weight 101 feet 8 inches. $iAhe:• lion or the National s. a total of $512.350, or an averag~e offo. per for a 'fi'tnight without a warning. ready to. enjoy a midsunimer luntclheon '• Orville Woodiruft, the Cincinnati old mark was 100 feet 4 inches. i,)., is making good at Indliapii 'oblls i $1,118. Estimatep place the yearling When the papler,.again made its ap- of. dboyes' egg.. The ,combatants- are cr•' '.x14000 heat, and it*i.safeot eticpearance :""We it regretcontainedl that, this owing amusing to mis- no- Sdrifting fur'ther al:art. It wa•- F.,C. tifln all-rolunder. He is )lYtlyhilg an y Barry of Chicago has decidedid to say that the' total valuation is. not; SRichter of Splicti:g life., who was the ac• ptable third hag, filling thb.shoes:. ITAN$AS CITY S 9UJTTIERN RAILWAY " understanding with a fival editor, in of .. eserter Babb. -tr the ring. Barry was, at thee less than $1, 00 000. chief factor ,in tie qmalg;a!nation pt *L.':Straighte t qp rogr Flies"' From which le'failed to ger all the' best of the warring o•osts ' the itiglhit of '9~T. IElhs retirement, ~Ileq # 6';5 the. -hguueMet• it was necessary for us i l l t McGoln Begins Training. Sand he has tlhrown out a hint t.hat fn- ls-her, is pitching great Ialh for the • e hhider of the ba ipwelght o. Terry McGovern has begun regula ,TO bllip. He was at one time un- Sto retire unexpectedly from the con- othe~ twelv4-club leai•ile Will solv'e •1 jausas' C ity Ans. He was wanted h1 KANSAS CITY THE GUF Le traln!gmfto? hfayppnuJte.r-with X9gn duct of this paper •r 'the space of two .yone of -thefastest little Stroubles that noe' cuofound :both:oF- ' I|-teds last lall, hut never received Through tle Che'apest Land Now Open .- Corbett, Wikhti-. r tofbeheld 'at- Ne weeks, dinrgli l*hich w.e have lHad e world,.but believed him- Sganizatlons. There are weak spots in illip 's telegram of notillcation. for Settlement in the United States .. - Opprwrtunity:of devisfng certlain im- k- and quit while he re, *io,*ndon on Aug. 29. Terry will hoh both. The .Athletios apld..; ., ;Lou4 E.I-r. Arlington Pond. U. S. A.. ameIIaloaet country adapted to t e a tltivatten of smnal grlu, ,orn, otto rl which we. propose to -in, of n ,-.w. he wants too forth at New London. The ex-feather Irovementfs SBrowns are the. disapiointmernts W was a Baltimor. t~wtirer ,~in h - "-. gs lp q commerca truek ape ugk f d he etl, -,. htVhaml~opn.,will ,be oolked.atten entroduce, into. it,.The. rival..editor, we ethe Americad., family,. .and the. Na- 1d days, is how pit~hfg t rfi 's, ,:dbriohah w(n "bc *'r . reet to .treport, is: s1ill.confipe.d:,t.o 0 tional' is weakkat all its points of con- bl team of the Twenty-fifth United Free Ooveinment HomesteadI t Twdhty ive Ibt1e'Oand More per i Simms, the Akron lightweight, an his l .' .. ",.' "; Stact save Chicago, while a weak team .ltes infantry, the chamnpions of Lu- Writ, for a (opyr of 0UR3R3E EVNT%1, pb~tWshe by the at New York is a menace to the wel- son. ij~cithemD SA man'wh:i;, a gopd tfllow:'iionig fare of the entfre organization. No ICYA.SA3 CITY SOUTHERN RAILWJI Y, r' men generily is questionable lk his ooUcal .notice has been taklen of .the iNo man fals f oo . . WAkNIImR .P . a . A., Tomn~e .3e. , s•ames Qyr o. M. , , _:_ I"tate. " 2 dealingas with 'cnAlnn .hnt ofAthe ao amker of ;•. h"•.." . - ',, ', ,,