Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 9

1902 NOVEMBER SUNDAY HEADS APART neficial Credit Close AT THE WIRE lint Mich 1 It is bound to come now that winter is herewith its cold I PITTSBURGERS favorite BASEBALL DAT Suits fa Overcdats ine Jackets 57 59 MONROE AVE AVE MADE IT TWO 38'4 a A GRAND NEW INVENTION tlmlOi nA Use 1 74 176 Woodward Av rree SMITH IRST IN LIST Press WIN Liners the cat They Give Results THE TRAP 80 TH IGHTERS UNDER ARREST 10 15 20 NPS SHERI 13 0 12 TROTTING INDOOR BASEBALL IB1AI BATTLE POOL off DR GOLDBERG 6 6 6 Clan with 7 Benton winner game Swell Monte Carlo Jackets at $15 to $25 other styles in large variety $6 to $30 set The Normal Knight Lamprey Bates Katz BarryShigley GilmoreSasbury WitmireBelland Harber of the to do Position I eft end Left tackle Left guard Center Right guard Right tackle Right end Left half Right half Quarterback ullback Light weights and Heavy (weights all lengths popular colors and mixtures $650 to $22 Olivet Betts Eyle Betts Bair (capt) Hart Lewis Eills Wilson Milliken with a lot of use Send to MEANTIME MR ANGUS WILL CON TINUE TO CONTROL THE CLUB ONLY ONE AVORITE W(aT TONIA YESTERDAY 11 1 vXi A disease frequently settles in some vital organ or terminates in Bronchitis or dread Consumption While the use of sprays washes and other If you are one of the many who will begin housekeeping within the next few months remember that we are prepared to meet your every requirement in Elapsed Start inish Tima 4 Kazoo Rolled ignres Kalamazoo Mich November 1 (Special) The LaGrange Ind high school football team was overwhelmingly defeated here this afternoon by the local high school elev en the final score being 62 to 5 in favor of Kalamazoo THREE HORSES MAKE GREAT RACE AT AQUEDUCT TRACK Triumph for Niles High Niles Mich November The Niles high school football team defeated the Michigan City Ind high school team here this afternoon by a score of 2S to 0 The game was witnessed by a large and enthusiastic crowd Ail NOW THEY CLAIM THEY HAVE BEEN PROMISED TUB PLACE Light Guard Team Won Game Detroit Light Guard indoor baseball team played a practice match with the White Iead representatives last evening at the armory' winning by a score of 8 to 4 The White Lead boys have taken up the game as a means oj keeping in shape for next work on the diamond Hats Shoes Underwear MAN WOMAN CHILD Manchester Va March 6 1901 I wrote you some time ago an account of my sufferings with an awful case of Catarrh I had the symptoms that accompany this disease such as mucus dropping in thethroat a constant desire to hawk and spit feeling of dryness in the throat cough and spitting upon rising in the morning scabs forming In the nose which required much effort to blow out some times causing the nose to bleed and leaving me with a sick headache I had thus suffered for five years As soon as 1 heard from you I commenced to take the as you advised and after i had taken three large bottles I noticed a change for the better Thus encouraged I continued to take it and In a short while was entirely cured Yours truly JUDSON ABELLAM Main and Vino Sts Richmond Va Oscar 105: Jollify ort Wayne 87 showed first to a rtm 3o the in 1:30 Boat Skipper 13 10 9RSPIOEYCO 290 292 WootfwartlAv Corner Elizabeth Street Detroit Meh drive St second a Th 3 in( tie kind that is helpful to every Man to every Woman' to every liberal convenient honest We recognize your right to credit and 1 a li rrn in tornct wi thrift 1 nn 4 mln rvf a zl 4 rx a in von WltilOUL tAUd tvuiivuu mnwuiL paiLivn ui itU IdjJk that's all and you will have opened an account that will prove a positive Decker Meek Kratz Cartwright Childs Bmith Childs Strand Referee tv five minutes son Place kick Wllsoti breach of the peace a ive NIile Record Reduced Los Angeles Cal November Zambria J' bay gelding by MeKinney airmont driven by Maben trotted five miles to day in 12:24 reducing it was announced the record for the dis tance fi seconds Suits Tailor made very Stylish AH popular colors and pre vailing materials $750 to $25 orced to Make Safety Hudson (Mich November In the SVOfi at football here this afternoon between Hudson and ones villa taaanR Jon ess Illswon 8 to 1 himself of third money Woods and will meet on Monday evening to the tie for first money Berg Get Third Berg defeated Grifiin 100 to 58 In Ward's nool tournament last evening and thereby 1 Vtvl 0 on assures Stecker play THE DETROIT REE PRESS were rest of the meeting I guarantee my Latest Method Treatment to be a permanent aad positive cure for Varicocele and Stricture without cutting stretching or loss of time In Varicocele it absorbs the barring or wormy condition equalizes circulation stops pains in the groins also all drains thereby giving the organs their proper nutrition vitalizes the parts and restores lost powers in Stricture (t absprbs the Stricture tissue stops smarting sensation nervousness weakness backache etc while infill pro stat io troubles it is the treatment par excellence So pos itive am I that my treatment will cure you you can PAY WHEN CURED You need pay nothing until you are convinced that a thorough and complete cure has been established We core Varicocele and Stricture without cutting stretching or loss of time: also Blood Poison Chronic Private Nervous ImpOtency Kidney Liver Bladder Stomach emale and Rectal Trouble CONSULTATION REE Call or write for blank for home treatment BOOK REE Hours 9 a to 8 Sundays 10 a to 3 Nobby Suits at $15 $18 Business Suits Cash or I PLAYED TO PRE I PAY BOUT 208 WOODWARD AVE ENTRANCE 7 WILCOX ST DETROIT MJCH Apple Sweet My Surprise rrv Graham Agnes A'acK 110 Golden Rule Little Jack Horner 107 100: ourth race McChesney loidy 114 1 murid 104: elix Bard oil ilith 94 ifth race seven furlongs Tarus tn? ederal 99 of Gilead A 20 Guthard class 19 ollowing are Number of targets Shiell Brjrlie Guthard Hitchcock (ord Babcock Bennett 118: The Jack l)e Tornedo 101: Vulcain Ethvlene 50 oundling Hoodwink 92: Marcos 87 vuicani Tom Kingsley Annie Thompson 104 oundling rairoury at tsaim 92 Sixth race Peaceful lfi5: 103 Scotch Plaid 105 Marcos Miss Liza 102: Silver izz 103 Henry' of rnnstnmar Douiadge 100 Saril la 99: Tfckful 98 Count Out 97 Worthington DodD 95: Albert Lee The Caxton 92: Prue Tom Wallace SS Ethy lene and elix Bard coupled us Arnold entry McChesney Lucien Appleby and The Lruly coupled as Dnrnell entry lying Torpedo and Vulcain coupled as Ezell entry team will play with the Ann Arbor and Pontiac Game at lint "November 1 (Special) Michigan Agricultural College Reserves de feated the Michigan School for the Dea this afternoon by a score of 5 to 0 Hahn left end for the Reserves and Blodgett halfback for the deaf mutes carried off the honors for the respective teams orbett is Also Arrested llarttord Ct November 1 Corbett was arrested in Unionville io lt by Constable Horsall at the re el of Sheriff Rigney of Waterbury i arrived hero later with a warrant itti Rigney will probably take Cor to Waterbury to morrow morn weather just suited boat yachtsmen of the 'Detroit Yacht club and the river in the vicinity of the club house presented an animated appearance Three races were disposed of Theo Smith winning the first unke the second and Morgan the third Smith now leads in points seared having 20 to his credit Thu others in rotation follow: unke 19 Dupont 19 Todd 19 Malcomson 16 A Ilmor 15 Mor gan 14 A Greening It Weinman 13 and Chambers 10 Races will be held this afternoon and Wednesday to sail off the tie events results follow: IRST RACE New York November Michael cy's 5 yea'r old gelding St innan Martin in the saddle won the Babylon handicap for all ages at Aqueduct to day The first three horses finished heads apart The winner was quoted at 12 to 1 in the betting This race brought out a fair field or surinters witn Excimruiouer and Allan next in demand Belle of ingtun jumped away in front and set a fast clip down the back stretch and around into the stretch where Martin sent St innan into the lead closely followed by iliei 2 yeai olds Allan and Sparkle Esher One hundred yards from the wire they were on even terms and a furious innan wen by a head with Allan in ill lit of Sparkle Esher TALK BUYING DETROIT RAN CHISE ROM JOHNSON Benton Harbor Mich November i Special The game here to day between Benton Harbor and Allegnn Aoatball teams resulted to 0 in favor of Benton Harbor This makes Renton Harbor the champions of western Michigan Next Saturday the GAME IERCELY CONTESTED ULL INTEREST A Xew Mat Store Among the latest business ventures of this eitv is that of the Harvard Hat Co which is handsomely located in one of the stores at the Elks Temple on Monroe avenue The gentlemen connected with this enterprise are Schmitt and Wm Parkins who are both well and favorably known to Detroiters Nr Parkins is an ex perienced hat man having been with the Yale Hat Co for some time This firm will handle nothing but a $2 hat which they claim is equal to any 3 and $1 hat made now store hud its opening1 yes terdav and many people called to wish this firm a deserving success Bummer Moroni Brook 97 I one ana a sixteentn miios 12 Lucien Appieny The Conaueror TOG: lyin: 100' things are to be expected The pro posed exhibition is to be anything but a prize fight simply a sparring exhibi tion for points only as allowed by the law I shall endeavor to secure ball when I reach Win Rowley manager of the Waterbury Athletic Club when told of the arrests sjid he was glad that this step had been taken as It would give him an opportunity to see who was he or the people who opposed the exhibition He said he would go to Waterbury with Corbett and secure bail for both Corbett and Rice Ct November 1 Aus this city who is booked rounds with Young Cor rbury next Thursday' arrested here to night byv of Waterbury on a rging him with intent to The sworn out by Patrick clerk of the Waterbury at the instance of sev who had made complaint a i nipnnied the officer to it iv to night He was surprised i atiest though cognizant of the that there was much opposition the bout He said that the affair to be merely a sparring contest Points and expressed his opinion It would be carried out as perpraninie riittiiHr ivinrlg min fltld sleet Rlld SHOW 311(1 sllisll It talxCS lUSt such weather to produce and develop Catarrh and out all its humiliating and disgusting symptoms The slight cold becomes a stubborn and protracted one while the discharges the nose are most offensive and sickening As the inflammation extends further' up into the head and the delicate mechanism of the wind up to the Memphis harness meeting bun Patch and Alert weie sent against the pacing record of at Bill ings 1 ai Ulis sie ju A equaled tlio record but Prince Alert the faster mile Dan Patch was appear He was sent around with nlng mate passing the quarter in ms' and the three auarters Turning for home McHenry urged him on but the horse perceptibly tired and passed the wire in 2:0054 Alert driven by Demarest stepped the quarter in At the half mile post593' was registered and the three quarter pole was made in 1 Prince Alert fin ished game in 2:0014 Brodie Winner in Class A At the regular shoot of ths Winchester Gun club tne winners were Brodie In class 20 and ord clas i the scores: 10 ear is attacked there is a continual buzzing and ringing in the ears and frequently the hearing is partially or totally lost Headaches are almost constant with sometimes acute pains in the eyes and the nose becomes so plugged up that the patient must breapie through the mouth while the filthy secretions are forcedback into the throat requiring ill Boston National Names Willis on Its Player List Syracuse November 1 A Euck enberger manager of the Boston Na tional League baseball club announces the following players signed for next 3 Catchers Kittredge Moran and Dexter pitchers Avilhs Pittmgei Malarkcy and Piatt of the Chicago Americans first baseman Tenney second iaseujan: rank Louisville shortstop: Abbattachio of Memphis (Southern League) third baseman: Greminger outfielders: Cooley Carney and Lush Negotia tions are also pending for two other players to whom contracts were for warded to day ST INNAN GOT DECISION IN DRIV ING INISH Stvles that are right Quality is reliable Prices tzhit mean a saving to you itir stomach iruoxi uui nerpnt medicines Prof Kellogg 1922 Main st Battle Creek Michigan for a free trial package of treatment that wsH reduce wetjfit to normal without eilet or drugs The trqat merit us perfectly eafe natuael an 1 scien tific It takes off the big stomax ti gives the heart freedom enables the langs to ex 'pand naturiUlr and yon will feel a hun dred times better the first day you try this wondej iul bome creanBcnu almost continual hawiung and spitting to dis lodge them At certain stages of the disease the odor of the breath becomes fearfully offensive to the great mortification and embarrassment of the sufferers and disgust of all who come near them Little by little the foul matter finds its way into the Stomach ruining the digestion aud a mdst miserable form of dyspepsia or Catarrh of the Stomach is the inevitable consequence The blood becomescontaminatedby the foul secretions and unhealthy matter and these are distributed through the body and Catarrh is then a deep seated constitutional or systemic disease and its eff ect upon tlie general health and system is soon lyius Torpedo Much the Best Chicago November lying Torpedon the ort Deal born handicap at two nines and a by nearly three lengths at Worth to day Nitrate in a luAi diive bcatlug Littw Elkin a asm for second money The inner was muen the nest After running under restraint for the first mile and a quarter he easily lorged to the front when called upon end won well in hand To day marked lue close of this season's racing iu Illinois tne tall meeting of tio Lakeside track beginning Monday at Roby Ind Weather clear truck fast Summaries: irst race 6 Corinne Unland 143 tboburn) 14 to 5 won Glen Rice 92 (Robbins) 8 to 5 second Theory 117 (Birk nruinfi io uuiu muc jao kin Haydon San buigusaa Ludie Il Hit rzt I 11 11 L'UIC IUWM 1 Agnes Mack 102 (Morper) or the Convenience Health and Economy of every Household OUR STERILIZING COOKER It saves labor and is a pronounced blessing to all wi give it a Inal and secure its advantages ood cooked by steam is mere palatable l8ier digest and more neurishing than bv snv other method QyRTERILIZINu ClftKER i a Househeld kTeceesity to all who study Eeoaoaay Health and Happiness Can be used cb aar ktnd of a Coal Weed QU Gasoline When used nothiBg ever barns scorches or dries up equaled for ceeking anything which can be broiled baked or nedstbd Sold direottousera) S4M withorder express charges prepaid STATE KIGHTS SOLD STERILIZING COOKER CO Cincinnati Ohio Stable Back rom Mem George light harness performers Dorothy Wilton and Judge Cullen Purse winners at Lexington and Terre Haute and rank string consisting of wild Wilton Mlso Hendrie Chonita and Jurash arrived tn the city yesterday from Mem phis Cana who trains for Mr Paine epoke glowingly of the meeting at Mem phis and corroborates earlier repors J41 it was a fitting wind up to the Grand Cir cuit The horses will winter at Grosse Pointe i Paced Nearer Record Tliaii Dan atcb Memphis Toon November ton Lord Crimson i rre aith Ward Princess Julian 100 Tinny lajja nr Carnnd rHP HILIG BunnlG Burr 106 Baker 104: Quality Street special Tax Bisnop AXf i TBeenlvili) 100 OO11 lora Bright 100 Miss 'Eon 95 i TrtncsdfilD om Airnu law nn Pvoeirrn vp Joi I Lt) 4 A Jena Adelanto Kunja Gov Boyd Pay the Rrnnk Me IM Rosa of Maj i a tvs 1xce short course Crest ini Brteto 1111LL Anivhnfi 1jD idln Allegiance lora Lvlie 12S Don Clarencio Jo Hand Vico coupled as fin In Ift tt cin Ir) ty little attention to arrest Such find $20 1)650 $8 $10 $12 Credit Kan Not Pole Whiten also an Second race 5 fur Au Retoir 114 (Coburn) 1 to 6 won io i ervuiiUi Sarah Maxim 107 (Hoar) 9 to 1 third: time 5e Ahola Harry Jacob illy Deck alec ran Third race 1 1 4 miles Jack Doyle 102 (Buchanan) 9 to 10 won Gawalne 89 (Robbins) 4 to 1 second Sarilla 9S (Munro) 4 to 1 third time 2 07 3 5 Alene Abbott Lough Derg The Ledaean Lou Woods also ran ourth race the ort Dearborn handicap 2 1 4 lying Torpedo 102 (Birkenrulb) 7 to 2 won Nitrate 112 (Buchanan) 9 to 2 second Little Elkin 95 (Robbins) 15 to 2 third time 3:59 3 5 Marque Vlncltor Lady' Chorister and Learoyd also ran ifth race nille Cilfaln SO (Robbins) 15 to 1 won McChesney 125 (Buchanan) 3 to 5 second Vulcain 102 (liirkenruth) 13 1 third time 1:40 1 5 Pink Coat MacGyla also ran Sixth race 11 4 Charlie Thompson 95 (Hicks) 15 to 1 won Mar cos 91 (Robbins) 7 to 5 second Wing Dance 100 (Battiste) 13 to 5 third titu 2 07 Edith hen Newell ylso ran Entries for Monday: irst race six fur ake 112: Automaton 110 Carl Kahler 108 Tom Collins Mattle Spencer 106 Graden 107 David Andes 105 Al fred Old Mike Siren Song 103: ili form I Samelson 101: The Cedars Option al AnniZ 98 Elance 93 Second race five i csottef ATv Surnrlse MarV Jacob 100 Bello Vestia 97 Third furlongs Jack Dc A Jumper rom Jnniperville Chicago November At the horse show to night Heatherbloom owned by Howard Willetts of White Plains and rid den by Dick Donnelly broke the worla record of seven feet six and inches jumping seven feet eight inches ALERT HAD GREAT SPEED Iatonia Attract Bis Crowd Cinc nnatf November The largest crowd of the meeting turned out to see the sport at Latonla to day and the six events on the card were hotly contested our of the winners were outsiders the only' win ning favorite being Crest in the jumping race Weather line track fast Summaries: irst race 6 furlongs Mrs Grannan 1J4 (Soully) 20 to 1 won Banco S'G (Gilmore) 7 to 2 second Premus 101 (Helgeson) 9 to 2 third time ITS 1 4 Throstle Wanin ta Sister Kate Insolence Juanita Sweet Charity Joln Drake Ben Milam Issomo and Sam Cochran also ran Sec ond race mile Lodv Meddlesome 104 (Hel geson) 15 to 1 won Major Dixon 197 (J Matthews) 7 to 5 second Adelante li (I 5 to 1 third time 1:42 1 2 Maple Ice Water Autumn Leaves Lady of West rivol Nearest and Obstinate Sfiuoa also ran Third race steeplechase course Crest la) (McAuliffe) 6 to a won Allegiance 125 Heiaerl 30 to 1 second Islip JIN (Mason) 25 to 1 third time 3tOj Bristol Anchor Sauber aafista Horptiyogcne LMnto Jennie Dy and ree Gold also ran Old ox ell eortli race mile and 7 Ethel Detroiters Lost at Mt Clemens Mt Clemens Midi November (Spe cial Mt Clemens high school defeated Miles Business University of Detroit here this afternoon 6 to 5 in a hotly conteste game Tim visiting team proved to be an aggregation of husky lingers picked up from Pifforent sources in the city many Western high players being among the number They outweighed the home team about fifteen pounds per man Early in the first half they scored their five points After that Mt Clemens took a wonderful brace and played their heavier opponents to ft standstill scoring a touchdown and goal in the last few minutes of play after a beautiful run byDvKay Weight in avor of Kazooa Grand Rapids Mich November Spe cial Kalamazoo College football team defeated the Grand Rapids high school team here this afternoon by a score of 17 to 0 The older ceilegians were much su pcrlor In weight and the game put up by the locals was the best they have played this season Played Hillsdale Off Her eet Adr'an Mich November Ad fan high school played Hillsdale off her feet in the first half scoring 32 points Hillsdale played a plucky game in the sec ond half holding Adrian to 5 points er guson scored on a 75 yard run and Parker at a 95 yard end dash Nit Line Too Strong Ypsilanti Mich November The Ypsilanti Normal football eleven was badly jolted by the Mt Pleasant Nor mals this morning the score being 10 to 0 in favor of the Central college The visitors were the heavier aggre gation and had a stronger line against which the Ypsllantians hurled them selves to little purpose Gilmore the left half for the Ypsl team was thrswn back for a big loss early in the game on an attempted end run and after that the Ypsllantians were afraid to do much with the end and confined their attention to bucking the line in which they achieved small success The Ypsilanti eleven ascribe their defeat to the clover work of Brown an instructor at Mt Pleasant who was allowed to play through an error in judgment on the part of Manager Smith of the Ypsilanti team who gave his written consent without consulting Coaoh Teetxel or the athletic advisory committee These latter registered a kick when the nature of con nection with the college developed but Smith had given permission and therewas nothing to do The line up Mt Pleasant Maures Erice McDonald Sorence Mellencamp West Youngs Brown Pearl Morrison Post through the body the inflamed membranes and other parts of the system affected by the Catarrh begin to heal the mucous discharges gradually grow less and finally cease and all the disagreeable and disgusting symptoms of Catarrh disappear tones up the Stomach and stimulates all the vital organs and keeps the blood in such a state of healthfulness that one is not so susceptible to cold or so liable to contract Catarrh even when exposed to bad weather Cold wave flags cause no anxiety to those whose systems are nourished and strengthened by rich pure blood is a purely vegetable remedy and can betaken with perfect safety by old and young or persons of dedicate constitution Write us about your case and our physicians will advise without charge TKE SWIT SPECSiC COIVSPANYi'ATLANTA GA George NIullln Refuses Biff Offer rom St Louis Toledo November George Mullin of the Detroit American League team to day announced that he had refused to accept an offer of $4000 a year which had made him bv President Robison of the Ixiuis National League team He has signed a Detroit contract and says he will play in that city next season Jockeys O'Connor am Conley' uown tor trie stewards to day rescinded the order Pres ident Reilly refusing the entries of A Aste Ey this ruling Aste is placed in good standing again Summaries: irst race for 3 year olds and upward selling 7 furlongs Malden 101 (Descusa) 50 to 1 and 2J to 1 won Potente 110 3 to 1 and 6 to 5 second Miss Buttermilk 103 (Minder) 15 to 1 and 6 to 5 third time 1:28 Whittier Honolulu Ben Howard Ascension Emshee Petra II and Rattus Jlappenecker John Barleycorn Gibson Light Mark Cheek Alpaca Golds by and The Referee also ran Second race for maiden 2 year oids 5 1 2 furlongs Trial Summons 112 (Redfern) 4 to 1 and 8 to 5 won Uranium 112 8 to 1 and 3 to 1 second Guy Park 112 (Shea) to 1 and 3 to 1 third time 1:08 1 5 Illy Knight of Gold Rosewater King John Saccharometer Major Graham Jim Buck Reckless Profitable Semper Vivax Mene laus Cascadllla Queen Boula and Hobo ken also ran Third race for 3 year olda and upwards selling mile and 70 yards Annie Lauretta 103 (M Johnson) 25 to 1 and 8 to 1 won Coleman 98 (Red rn) 13 to 5 and even second Kilogram 108 (Lyne) 13 to 5 and even third time 1:46 4 5 Lady Radner Rough Rider Iast Knight Malster Past Waterton Rosen feld Merrymaker Tanegia and Eloim also ran ont Ill race the Babylon handicap for all ages 7 St innan 111 (J Mar tin) 12 to 1 and 5 to Ijwon Allan 93 (Redfern) 4 to 1 and 8 to second Sparkle Esher 95 (Shea) 5 to 1 and 2 to 1 third time 1:27 3 5 Extinguisher Daly Maud Gonne Belle of Lexington Captain Arnold Sadducee and Moor also ran ifth race for 2 year olds selling 5 1 2 furlongs Kit tanlng 10Q (Reqfern) 4 to 1 and 8 to 5 won Sweet Alice 109 (Lyne) 3 to 1 and even second Captivator102 (Rice) 8 to 5 and to 10 third time 1 5 Cloche d'Or Shrine Tioga Daisy Green Poncha Julia Arthur Bastoral and Daddy Bender also ran Sixth race handicap for all ages mile and a Articulate 122 (Lyne) 7 to 1 and 3 to won Six Shooter 116 (Knight) 5 to 1 and 2 to 1 second: Glen water 118 (McInerney) 4 to 1 and 7 to 5 third tlrrie 1:54 ire Eater Hermencia Hunter Raine Warranted and Major Man sir also ran Entries for' Monday: irst race selling 7 furlongs Tour Malden Driddle 110 Rap penecker Irridescent 10S Alpaca Snark True Blue Ieeking Glennellle Ivernla Touralne Bounteous Tangible Queen Car nival 105 Alack Blanket 103 Starter Musldora Sedition 100 Second race sell ing mile and 70 yards Glendon IOS Dark Planet Gallant Smith Turn pike Cruachan Sir aust 102 Ithlan 101 Hedge ranklyn Blue Delft 99 NVover ton 97 Epidemic Pagus 91 Third race the Woodmere 7 Bel vino IIS The Musketeer 115 Satire 113 Sadducee Clo rita 112 Potente 110 Bar le Due Anafk Whittier Merrymaker Dt Ileszko Honolulu Lady Sterling 165 Trump 103 ourth taee handicap mile and 70 Bonnibert 126 Articulate 122 Zoroatjtff' Old Hutch 112 Hunter Raine 109 Lwd Badge 105 April Shower 103 Hermencia 97 Harry New Capt Arnold lying Jib Himself 35 Mackey Dwyer 92 Circus Jim Clark 89 ifth' race 51 4 Athlana Itoslin Queen Ill Lady Itike Mamie Worth 104 Geisha Girl Live Note Lady Knighthood uturlta Julia Arthur Sis Wagner Anno Hathway Lady Mistake Conspicuous Jady Sarah 99 Sixth race selling mile and 70 Great American 109 Dr Barlow 108 onsolee Knight of Garter lot East Kolston 105: Right awav 100 Slldel Vesuvla 98 Gold Braid I Twinkling 97 Tact reelander Attila Blanche Herman 95 DUB AND TIMBLHQWE Lii The Old Reliable Speoiallst Oldest in Richest in medical knowledge and skill Grow ned with 39 years of unparalleled i lie sufferers' the specialist YXe have cured thousands of weak' and diseased men ami women storing to old time strength of body and mind even when they believed their caSe incurable and beyond all recovery We CAN Cl'RLb lOV Our system of treat ment in these diseases is tested by 39 practice Practice makes perfect All Chronic Nervous Blood skin and Private Diseases no matter how long llnger dangerous or severe Dost vitality quicwiy icm jicu tincture Vsncjcsb Kidney and Bladder Troubles Ruptures Piles and Knotted (enlarged) veins in the leg cured without cutting or detention from busi H4NTEK1) No experiments If all other metnods have and vou have lost faith In drugs add confidence in doc delay If you cannot call Vk RITE Perfect system ent for out of town Hours 9 a to 8 bun aio 2 to 1 consultation tree asouas nee Down in Pittsburg If we may place credence in the reports that come from that city there are a number of ill ad vised gentlemen who believe that they have an excellent chance to back an American League club for 1903 organi zation of which will put Detroit out of the circuit These gentlemen harbor the illusive idea that Mr Johnson car ries franchises in his pocket and that all that is necessary to secure admis sion to the league is to hand over the proper amount of money and to re ceive the iranehises in return In Sat urday's ree X'ress there was piinted a dispatch from the Smoky City in which Was set forlii the intentions UY this Pittsburg syndicate More ex tended description of the plans is furnished in a story on the same subject printed by a Pittsburg paper fine longer story is in part yfrnu a 'iJMitrni has been ol ON ARMERS axi yy I mnde oy a company of capitalists and business men no have secured a park at great cos men Interested and tnree bankers are included 10 days ago son in Chicago ana made thy Ljwi) fer to him The Pittsburg people ask od for the franchise intended tor New York in case the American did not succeed in landing wusto they did the Detroit franchise was tocome to Pittsburg Within tne last hqs como that Iew iors RESUETS BIG GAMES PLAYED IN ni ot see aa American club and the THE STATE Pittsburg proposition takes definite Pittsburg men Olivet Mich November (Special) beei? Subscribed It is intended to one of the most fiercely contested forin a local amusement com pany games ever played on and vaudevifie1 and horse show iri before a large crowd A went 'q'lve grounds which have been down in defeat before iltfvet again by kccurt cost more than a score of 11 to 6 end of the meeting and first half neither side had scored and talked over th team A prominent Olivet had a shade the better of the National League manage as satis playjbut the second half was a battle an speaks royal: to alleged developments in Olivet was the Tirst to score on a place kick by Wilson A few minutes later Childs went over for a touch down and kicked goal With five min utes to play Olivet played uko fiends nl snnrpil unother 1 fTZlfi 1 played the best game Hart and Eupke starred The line up: A Position Petrrs (capt) Left end Bell Lett tackle Dt rt guara Center Right guard Right tackle Right end Quarter Left halt Right half Pul Ibaok ishielfrh Time of Thir Touchdowns vnuus In I LS ail connection with the above there was sen? out from Pittsburg last evening another special in which it was repre sented that "Ban Johnson has prom franchise to ittsourg newsful in his etlorts to put 1113 TTZXl I 7 intn New York Aliusy coreu uBuuiei tone nun ebsenCe of tne aispatcn or A Childs and Sleek polity rather lengthy one bat while Dlis of 11O great importance outside oi incsu Olivet I lines Riiiv one goes without sayinf? Lan Johnson has without fcay wifh disposing ot franchises as any baseball dispose ef a franchise and Mr Angus could not be taken from him unles3 he should consent Of course it would not be impossible to freeze Detroit out any more than it was impossible to freeze Milwaukee and other cities But the price would have to be Palth and Mr Johnson would not dr the thing off handed There is some difference between blocking a club's deals and putting the alub itseL out of business The stories we ro called to Mr An attention last evening The club Swne was somewhat surprised to learn that he was thinking of dispos ing of his franchise and declined to treat the matter seriously He re gards it as rather a good joke on the nfisguided Pittsburg syndicate if such a body with intentions such as arc noted above is really in existence OLIVET OR THE SECOND TIME BESTED A TEAM local remedies give temporary relief cliromc Catarrli sufferers Lnotv tliat they possess no curative properties and fail to reach the true source of the trouble or prevent the return of the disgusting malady and all the benefits received from such treatment are swept away by the first breath of winter To cure Catarrh permanently the blood must be purified and the system cleansed or the accumuiatea poisons ana tor mis purpose nothing equals It reaches cases in this way that seem almost Ihopeless and beyond the reach of medicine not only purges the blood of the effete matter and catarrhal secretions but at the'same time invigorates and builds up the entire system and as rich pure blood begins to circulate GflyOOC7C amily Doctors are all right as general practitioner but they are not specialists The sexual organs comprise ths most intricate and important rystMU in the human tolv and require the most Skillful treatment Yqh might well expect blacksmith to repair your watch as a i tmUy ihyslcian to cure Bsxual complaints We have made 3 specialty nf these diseases for over 30 years hye Invested tens of thousands of dollars a nd hve evwry Cm i iilty known to wedical aolenca to cure them Every evse la taken with a positive guarantee of No No Pay BLOOD Whether Inherited or acquired Is neat Ivfclv cured fartver The virus eUrnlruwed from XVwM (binger ot return Hunfirads of cured by us 25 years ago and no raturn beat evidence ot a cure NERVOUS DEBILITY and other complication ri' "as eintMons drains In tho urine varicocele aexual11 as em Method Treat ment tiri'Ier a positive NO ctRg NO Y' WE CERE AIJ DISEASES MEN AND WOMEN Consultation ree Books ree write ier quesyo blank for private Home Treatment Everything conn dential DRS KEROAN ts sllfLBT STREET DETROIT' MICH HEADS CATBOAT POltfi NRS AT Wheat 104 (J Daly) 4 to 1 won John McGurk 106 (Helgeson) even second Cal ni Kellv) 4 to 1 third time iring Line Glenwood and Anecdote also ran ifth race 108 iTmvler) 15 to 1 won: Cnnstiue a xvo Comkil 8 to 5 second SJnner Simon 111 (i: TVilliame) 7 to 1 toird time 1 15 1 Marc Glenn Pluck soothsayer Bucklev Nick Longworth Antagonist irst Attempt Bank street The hater John Ragan and Edde Sixth race 6 The Doer 103 Dr) 19 to 1 won Okla 105 (Gilmore) to 1 Siphon 91 (C Kelly) 10 to 1 ihlrd time 1 15 3 4 Dave Sommers Him iKe TnmntreRS Haidee Orimar and Tenriy Belle also ran irst race mile Napoleon parte 103 jraT 14 nnra Rfll John lat Ini Crimson ree Admission acade ith Ward Princess Julian 400 Tinny lie SS: Reflect Ito Tancred Ornhttim Man lrebuch 108: i 1 miles Hinsdale Torn Meitdieso me iddler 102 99 Iximbre 89 ourth race steeplechase V' NlUUr 1 A i tienrv viuuo 145: Eva Moes 141: ree LrOin hie a 11 rrl MOO VNgl li Don Clarencio jo uhw um Hand coupled as a)2hajl jl Tata Clarencin coupled as IL1' ns ntrv Eifth race 5 furlongs Naul Tin Too Dmi Tasse Suburban Qen tori i irst Helen Tarwater Effl ja2' UharLtte Itol Tohcto Candela Laton Never Smile Abiscondress 102 Sixth race Carrm I Wall Lonflo Baffled Guideo 10t: Mapli EAcU the west 103 Ida Per zarm" Lat Angea Bean Tffiuron Miss Soak at Garrett 100 Allee 9e UlR Oi fife) 1 A i fa i 1 iii II di wil 4 vl wfeli MJ 3 tr i 5 nJ a i PAET 'i mH i HH I i im i HH I riMhnio 1 i 'A i K'h rs WJ ii Bi A Ira Si 1 I 5 Bl liS B9 8 1 (' XI ''M in 4: H'4 raH I 1 'J K1 "Hi 4 I Il Luki tq Mb? 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