Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 10

THE DETROIT REE PRESS SATURDAY' NOVEMBER 1901 10 WOHDERUL HTOME! BASKETBALL MARINE LUCKY MANUACTURERS MANNING THE SOLD OUT CLOSE VICTORY 3 BUT GOL GROSS SPORTS ALL SORTS VESSEL MOVEMENTS ran ANTONIO LVBO MT CLEMENS a vine IN CRITICAL CONDITION baseball briefs START OR THE COAST 8' and Ros ESTIVAL THE SENSES IERCE GRID IRON BATTLE TO DAY Continued rom Page One' NOTICE TO MARINERS GOALS ROM THE IELD CURES REIGHT SITUATION Du Pennyroyal pills Orttal and ObIt Oeawlne Always relUbl Ladle Mt UnurH ENGLISH glands or organs by VESSEL PASSAGES A BLOODPOISON 0 0 hit over slx furlong sprint Chicago November 1 The lighthouse de partment reports that the red and black can buoy on the northwest point of Vienna shoal Lake Michigan has gone adrift of these and do want to st: his Interest Not for Sale 1 George interest in the De troit club is not for sale Mr Stallings himself made this announcement last night anj incidentally added that he has never put his stock up for sale He will ro south shortly and in the meantime baseball matters in this city will take an extended rest All the new and vessel owners have confidence future of the lake trade is Mr Postal was not surprised in the least last night when shown the dis patch from Washington' he having re ceived word of the deal over the long distance telephone He is satisfied the way Mr Allor conducted the negotia tions and feels sure that Washington will have one of the best teams in the American League Hi Aik The Woodmere council last night in structed thestrect commissioner'not to allow the Detroit Suburban Gas Co to do any work on any street in Wood mere for 'the Sprinwells board claims that the company for feited its franchise by not beginning work on time i The company's request torsjthe right to lay pipe orf Kirch ville avenue and ort street' was re ferred to the committee on streets The clerk will receive bids for three large maps ef the village and for 200 small ones the latter to be sold by the council ELEVEN RIGHT ON EDGE i(w 667 667 bf7 600 0)y the District of Columbia beautiful the works of Capt He con night Run 31 Choctaw 1 fay :20: Minneapolis Waldo 9:30 3VII dgon and consorts 11 Stephenson with a revolver supposed to be un ban proved to be most critical trephining operation was per at Bennett Park where the game will start at 2 is in great condition Mr Wu Ting ang the Chinese min ister and his party will see the game 'Sb ifr I Sold by Drogglt sent in plain wrapper by express prepaid tot100 or 3 bottles (275 Circular seal oa requei WOODMERE COUNCL ON EDGE THE RING CAPT LANSING BEACH ARRIVES HERE TO DAY he lias no superior andhe ranks Mike of Yale NO CURE NO PAY MEN Stop taking medicine If yon have small weak organs losit power or weakening drains our Vacuum Organ Developer will I'e toroyou Nodrugs Stricture and Varicocele permanently cured in 1 tod weeks 75000 in failure not one returned no fraud write for free particu lars sent sealed in rrfaln envelnne LamI Co 194 Thorp Blk lodlonopollo tod Denuscholte Knocked Ont Louisville November Marvin Hart of Louisville knocked out Jack Beauscholte of Chicago in the tenth round Music Hall to night CLEARED ROM SHELTER Houghton November 1 The sheltered fleet at Lily Pond cleared to night as fol lows: Up: Tom Adams 5:45 Wolviri 6:25 Neff 6:40 Charles Bradley Woolson Brightle 6:50 Osceola 6:55 Nicholas 7:10 Oscoda Corning 7:15 Alcona 7:20 Manistique Jenness ilmote Delaware 7:25 CLAIMS TO BE CHICAGO BANKER'S DAUGHTER get caught by any'iuch game Every Michigan man is fit for a game now and we will have no excuses to offer to morrow We have had no use for a hospital jet and I would like very much to see Michigan go through the season without Yost is very happy over the pros pects for a fair day and a fast field 'i club has arranged Herrick of Roches of Chicago Both Team Won the Match November The tie between Hillsdale Won Hillsdale Mich November (Special) The Hillsdale high school eleven added an other to their scries of victories this sea son this afternoon by defeating the Devlin Business College eleven from Jackson by a score of 18 to 5 The first score of the season against Hillsdale was made tp day Port Huron Mich November'! (Special) The condition of Duncan Jewett wto warf shot by Miss Edna Horton last Saturday evening loaded and a formed on his skull this afternoon by Drs Treadgold Stockwell and Heavenrich Reiff Guided'Two Winners Newmarket November 1 Russet Brown (J Reiff) won the lying handicap plate' distance five furlongs at the Newmarket Houghton meeting to day Daisy (Jenkins) won a free handicap six furlongs Teetotum (1 Reiff) won the Criterion Nursery handicap distance six furlongs Detroit will get a good share of the new work as three sidewheel passen ger boats two for the new Detroit Buffalo line and one for the White Star line and a freighter for the ranklin Transportation Co' of Cleve land will be turned out of the Wyan dotte yards With the exception of the three passenger boats and a light house tender to be built at Port Hu ron all the new boats are freighters their combined capacity for a Lingle trip on 18 feet draught being 136400 gross tons so that with a full' season of fair dispatch a conservative esti mate of a capacity is 3000000 tons 'I1 JANOWOOD EILT AT ATONIA JOCKEY ESCAPED INJURY MARINE NOTES The barges' Peshtigo and Goshawk which were in collision with the barge Parker in Portage lake Lake Superior last week are now at Tonawanda The damage is estimated at $6000 and that of the Gos hawk at about $2500 The engine and boilers of the 'Wrecked steamer Baltimore have been recovered in excellent and unbroken condition and now await transportation to" Chicago It is stated that the machinery will be placed by Barry Bros in either the Empire State or Badger State exactly which one not yet haying been determined The underwriters have sold the burned steamer edora for $2500 to the Red Clift Lumber Company of buyer will raise the wreck and convert her into a lumber barge of large capacity The fact that she was not burned below the water line makes it possible to easily convert her Into a fine lumber carrier Ore receipts at Conneaut during the month of October were 484683 tons which brings the receipts to date up to about 3000000 tons The ore receipts at Ashtabula last month showed a falling off compared with the previous month but a gain over the same month a year ago The receipts for October were 550753 tons a gain of 113000 tons over October 1900 It Is reported from East Tawas that an unknown steamer struck the sand bar off Oscoda Thursday night but succeeded in releasing herself and getting away This makes four boats that have struck this place during October the lost steamer Bal timore and the schooner Sheldon having been wrecked there also The charts show 24 feet of water here but there is now only 20 feet Thomas Cullen an officer on board the steamer Robert Rhodes fell into the dry dock at Duluth last Wednesday and was Instantly killed the drop being about thirty feet He was returning to his boat from town when while walking across the gate of the drydock he pitched headlong the bottom Cullen is a member of the Ameri can Association of Masters and Pilots and belonged to Buffalo harbor No 41 The new Western Transit Co liner Chi cago bound up on her first trip stopped at the Orleans street dock of the Detroit Shipbuilding Co yesterday afternoon The sea cock on the starboard side is clogged and cannot be closedj and a tarpaulin was stretched over it to keep the water out It is thought that a loose piece of iron probably a nut is lodged in the valve The Chicago is under command of Capt Ste phen Jones late of the Mohawk The big cargo carrier Li Brown of the Canada Atlantic Transit Company has made a fine record thus far this season She Is sailed by Capt John Massey The Brown has made eighteen trips to Duluth for grain for delivery at Parry Sound two trips from Chicago with grain for the same destina tion and one cargo of ore from Two Har bors to Ashtabula It Is expected that she will make four more trips to Duluth for grain The Brown carries about 250000 bushels of wheat at a cargo Physicians can now look forward to the coming winter without any fear or anxiety regarding the thousands of weak lunged and catarrh afflicted pa tients under their care acts furnished by the Bureau of ital Statistics in Washington have proven beyond the least shadow ofdoubt that consumption is curable that all respiratory diseases can be eradicated completely and the death rate reduced wonderfully by the use of the new remedy YOM El HYOMEI is a dry air germicide found in Australia the first one ever known which can be inhaled in the air we breathe the only possible method by which the germs of these diseases can be reached Ann Arbor Mich November The Michigan football team took its final practice this afternoon in preparation for the Carlisle Indian game in De troit to morrow Contrary to expectations only signal practice was indulged in and even the Troy November Miss Min nie A Gardiner a waitress in a res taurant in this city tells an interest ing story in which she claims to have been stolen while a small child and that her father is a Chicago banker named Loeb Miss Gardiner says that until a short time ago she supposed her fatheir to be Charles Gardin er a photographer who left Troy a short time ago and she claims she was abused by her supposed mother Before Gardiner left the city she de clares he said: are not related to me or mv wife Your name is Loeb your father is a banker in Chicago You were taken from your home when a baby and it broke your heart Your father is still alive and in IT IS UNDERSTOOD THE PUT UP $14500 LACK SUPPLY EARED Undoubtedly thousands of lives will be saved during the coming winter through the new treatment but as this germicide is only obtained in Australia and at certain seasons of the vear it is feared the manufacturers have not a sufflcient supply on hand to meet the increased demand AU of those who are afflicted with coughs catarrh or consumption should therefore obtain an outfit of HYOMEI from their druggists at once or send to The Booth Co Ithaca for a free sample of the new remedy THE BOOTH CO Ithaca LUCKY MANUACTURERS Never before in the whole history of medicine has any remedy manufac tured for these diseases received recog nition by the United States Health Re ports or been successful in reducing the death rate one iota and it is ex pected that all physicians from this time on will use this one treatment and no other Of course this means a tremendous demand for the new ger micide and a fortune to the manufac turers a reward which they richly de Big I a non poisen oua remedy for Gonor rhoea Gleet Spermator lutra tTiiivce uuuo oral discharges or any inflammation irrita tion or ulceration of mnenus membranes POSTAL IS NOW SOLE OWNER THE WASHINGTON CLUB A i Ray Dennen Cham Pion Ann Arbor Mich November 1 Ray Den nen is now the champion golf ptnyer of Washtenaw county As the representative of the Country Club he defeated Tee Bloom field of the Ann Arbor Golf Club by a final score of 5 up and 4 to play Mr name will be engraved on the $100 silver cup which has been hung up for an annual contest at the Dead Pleasanton Caf Noycmber'l John Pat rick Parnell Cahill a former baseball play er familiarly known as and the original of "Casey at the is dead His death was duo to consumption STALLINGS SAYS HE WILL NOT SELL OUT HIS DETROIT Left Tackle of the Carlisle In dian Team The colleges are already making schedules for next season and before another month they will be practically Charley Ganzel was the one who recom mended Outfielder Williams to the Rem nants Ganzel says he will make good it any one will It Is in Boston that Jimmy Col lins is after Ely The latter will not be with Connie Mack next season and would like to play in Boston There will be no changes in the Western League to Oliver Tebeau He says that all this talk of great changes to take place for next year are premature Can any one figure how Pittsburg is going to lose many games next season with tne cnampionsnip team inuici other teams will have a lot of untried material Mnnasrer Stallinrs rank Dillon coe Miller will leave for the south shortly on an extended hunting trip The Detroit men have greedy eyes on some of the south's fat possums Barney Dreyfuss hearing that Donovan was on his way to Pittsburg to select two of the Pirates for St Louis now declares that the story is an absolute fake and that he never said he was willing to hand over a couple of players to tho Robisons players were surprised at Yost not pulling them into scrimmage In ex planation the coach said: men are in the finest condition now and I want to take any chances on tljelr getting overtrained as we will have two hard propositions to with Chicago and Iowa Both teams are laying for Michigan ing a possum act and I defeated of 12 to on the door secret pruc DUNCAN JEWETT ACCIDENTAL LY SHOT BY MISS HORTON CHANCE BROKE THE TRACK RECORD AT LAKESIDE THIRTY ONE NEW BOATS ARE AL UNDER CONTRACT The Detroit College eleven Ml Clemens term by a score Has Harvard a Yale lock now that she has gone into tlceJ Harvard has taken 25 men train ing table Yale has only half of this num ber on its training table' The football game between the Harvard and Columbia freshmen elevens scheduled for November 9 has been canceled With Pell and DeWitt Princeton has a great pair of tackles DeWitt weighs 195 pounds while Pell tips the scales at 195 At Cambridge it is admitted that condi tions are very much better than they were one week ago and gradual improvement in almost every department is ciedrly notice able a SA Georgetown university Is to play Colum bia in New York on election day Trinity originally had' the date but canceled it so Manager Dana had to airange another game As good as two to is being offered in Chicago that the Maroons will pile up over 20 points on Beloit eleven must have improved some to warrant such a wager Pennsy will not formally protest Co lumbia players over whom Yale is making such a fuss AU the Quakers! want is a statement of tfceir status from the Columbia faculty is for the game with Harvard that I am really preparing my says Coach Woodruff "In two weeks the men ought to be In better shape and able to play the game with more snap and vim The eligibility pot continues to boil now that the issue lias been stirred up by Co lumbia and Yale The latest rumor is that Clarence Weymouth played five years at Bucknell before going to New Haven Tho Yale men do not feel half so pep pery over the football game with Columbia as they did last Saturday night A little common sense oil has been thrown upon the troubled waters and they are subsiding Clinton Wycoff Cornell 1896 who has arrived at Itljaea to coach the Cornell foot ball team for the game with Pennsylvania on November 28 was quarterback on he Cornell teams of 1894 and 1895 In the game with' Brown in 1S9G he caught the ball on a kick off and ran SO yards to 10 yard Mnc making it possible for Cornell to win by a score of 6 to 4 A Boston paper says: In four games the University of Michigan has scored an av erage of nearly one point for every minute of play' Michigan stands at good chance of winning the championship of the west Her success on the gridiron is largely due to Trainer Keene itzpatrick As a condi tioner of men for a severe physical strain wnn all rowing at Harvard is now in its third wook and the graded crews should by this time be pulling well together Harvey Parker and Jack McCormick will wrestle in Philadelphia this evening Har vey believes he will have little trouble: in pinning the "ice This year the intercollegiate shoot will be held at Cambridge on November 23 Teams of five men from Yale Princeton Columbia Harvard and Pennsylvania will compete Paul Cahors the rench wrestler will be seen in this country this winter He is the first foreign wrestler with designs on American experts who is not a giant On November 6 Yale will hold a handicap cross country run Every candidate will take part in the run whk is held for the purpose of determining the members of the intercollegiate team and substitutes In many respects the polo season just closed in this country has been a most re markable one The schedule of one hundred games actually played shows an increase of ten over what were negotiated last year and twenty five more than were decided in Baltusrol New York the Essex County and Baltusrol goiters tor the class A team championship of the Metropolitan Golf Association was played to day on the Morns County links and resulted in a decisive victory for the Baltusrol representatives Not one xof the Essex County players won her match the score which was compiled on the Nassau system being 9 points to 0 in favor of tho Baltusrol team Miss Genevieve Heeker who was defeated yesterday in the inter city match by Mrs Caleb ox of Philadelphia was beaten again to day this time by Mrs A Man ice who was the leader of the Baltusrol team of four to morrow Detroiters will in this case see the Michigan team at its best The team' scrubs of band and a big crowd of rooters leave by special train at 9:15 to morrow Two other morning trains are to be run at 9:51 and 11:10 The prospects are that a large crowd from this city will at tend the? game Everybody feels confident that Mich igan will win by a good score but some rooters have been spoiled by the to the record of Michi gan thus far and anything like a close game will be a disappointment to this Class Yost appreciates" the situation suffi ciently to say that Michigan has no pudding on its table to morrow and will not venture a prediction as to the score The Knights of Columbus open their convention in Detroit Sunday morning with low mass at St Aloysius church at 10 o'clock a After mass they will go to their hall and open meeting On account of this meeting Actor James and his son James were persuaded to remain over to go through the final degree of the order The "Monte company will leave here for Cincinnati Satur day night and Mr will leave Sunday night Lost Per ct 0 THESE ARE PROSPEROUS TIMES OR LAKE SHIPBUILDERS Class Games at of Ann Arbor Mich November' 1 The senior laws defeated the junior laws to day by a score of to 0 and the sophomore medics swamped the freshmen medics by 32 to 0 The championship will be between the senior lits senior laws and sophomore medics The senior laws have a line that averages six pounds heavier than the sity Louisville Will Have a Meetingr Louisville Ky November A race meeting to continue thirteen days will be gin to morrow at Douglas Park which has heretofore been given over exclusively to harness races Vv Parmer member of the firm of Parmer Hendrle of Butfalo and a number of well known Louis ville men have leased the track for live years and it is their intention to give spring and fall meetings Judge Morrow of Nashville will be in the stand and William Bruen of St Louis will be the starter i' Entries: irsts race 6 furlongs Gratia rank PearcO Moroni 100 Sweet Charity 1(4 Albert 100 Times Star 103 Springwells Hieaway St Aloysius 100 Jake Weber J07 Second race 5 furlongs Nora Taekapaw 105 Miss West 110 De Milsom 105 Anna Hasbrouck 107 Ir resistible llOPink Tea Salle lorrle 105 Third racb mile Bengal 92 Demos thenes 97 Adypcator 95: Cad Hazel 97 Salve 92 Rice 102 Lady Strathmore 99 Young Henry77S7 ourth race gentlemen riders Sauceboat Cantas Souda Dick Thompson Mr Brookwood Pancharm Jim Gore Il Metcxen (weights to be an nounced to morrow) ifth race 5'4 fur Alice Hope 96 Called Back 103: Dubious 99 "Taxman 106 Mattle Spencer Buceleuth 103 Tout 96: Little Hindoo 103: Sister Sarah 109 Corinne 103 Sixth race llfi Amelia Strathmore 107: Madeline 96: Banquo II 106 Iady of the West 105 riesland 106 Rosebird 92 DrCark Elsie Barnes Aurea 103 the 0 Washington November (Special) a conference this afternoon be tween "Wilton Lambert represent ing Manager James Manning and Elmer Allor the Detroit lawyer who is in this city in the interests of Pres ident red Postal the stock in the Washington baseball club of the American league was formally transferred to Mr Postal Mr holdings represented fifty four per cent of'the stock of the local baseball association and it is understood that Mr Postal paid $11500 for it Under the conditions of the sale it is said that Mr Manning as7 sumes the indebtedness of the club and in addition will pay a certain share of the money advanced to play ers in and Gld nntalUn bnstn I 'vlth hinA rlkhAn a a ma abUas uHiLaaeii say rour or send 4c la stamps for Particulars Dllf iottor by rclaru Mall atla tkl ppar Chleheater CheBleal Ca Madiwa aare PH1LA A Plnyerk Worked Hard Capt Ryan of the "A team di vided the squad into two elevens last night and some hard scrimmag work was gone through The players practiced for over an hour and both toamsshowed up strong in interference Coffin and Eberts the only absentees but they will be out this evening To night the same kind of prac tlce will begiven the men and every effort will be made to get them in shape for game with the South Bend stars There is no game scheduled to day owing to the big contest at Bennett Park this afternoon CEREMONY WILL BE AN ATTRAC TION OR Ct Capt Lansing 11 Beach who is to suc ceed Lleut Col Thomas Handbury as engineer of the eleventh lighthouse district with headquarters in the old government tullding on Griswold street will arrive this afternoon to assume the duties of his new detail Capt Beach is one of the most popular officers in the service and since June 1 1S9S has been engineer commissioner of theDisti let of Columbia where he made an enviable" jecord and gained a wide reputa tion for his ability and skill rom No mber 9 1894 until he assumed charge of the office as engineer commissioner he was assistant in the same office succeeding Capt WM Black who was assigned to uuty in the field during the Spanish Ameri can war Many of the improvements which go to ma Ke were fined his attention to the main thorough fares of the district "removed the Belgian block from the streets and' replaced them with asphalt built miles of excellent drives numerous bridges and made the many parks more accessible improved the water supply and sewerage system and he se cured the legislation necessary to do away with the grade crossings Much is expected of him in his Detroit berth which is considered to be one of the best in the country Lieut Col Handbury whom Capt Beach succeeds in the eleventh district will go to Cincinnati where he will have charge of government work in the Ohio valley That in tJie abundantly expressed by the large number of contracts for new tonnage which have been placed so far this season Tie' new boats now under contract for delivery between the opening of navigation next spring and July 1 is thirty one and it is estL mated that the aggregate cost of these new holdings will be 57763000 These figures according to Marine Review do not include four large steamers for salt water service two now being built at the Craig yards at Toledo and two at the Cleveland yards of the American Shipbuilding PLEASING" SALE WILL BE CONTINUED TO DAY TONNAGE IS 136400 AND ESTI MATED COST $7763000 SUCCEEDS LIEUT COL HANDBURY AS LIGHTHOUSE ENGINEER half to a teasnoonful in half a tumbler of water will in a few minutes cure cramps spasms sour stomach heartburn nervousness sleenlessnesa sick headache diarrhoea dysentery colic flatulency arid all internal naius There is not a remedial agent in me wuitu tiittL vui cure lever anil sgue and all other malarious bilious and other fevers aided by RAD PILLS so quickly as RAD READY RELIE Sold by Druggists RADWAY CO 55 Elm street New York Oakland Entries i San November 1 ollowing are the entries for to morrow at Oakland: irst five and a half fur longs rank Bell 117 Yellow Tail IV Marra 107 Icicle 102 Tower of Candles 112 Joe rey 115 Doublet Scor pio 117 Articulate 115 Sharp Bird 120 School for Scandal Prejudice 107 Mee banus Second race six furlongs sell Bonitary 1C4 Vantine Lou Clieven den Mike Strauss Einstein Alas 109 Catherine Bravo 104 Gold Baron 1(K Nel lie orest 1(M Bedner 107 Strongoll Hon da K'J Paniuiint 112 Third race uturity ccurs lourish 110 Magi 115 Botany 110 Homestead 113 Landseer 'Lou YVelsea 115 I a Cruz 113 Pirate Maid 110 Water Scratch 113 cuitli race seven furlongs Gold One 115 Koenig Mike Rice Ben Deli 112: Gibraltar Ill: Position Lode Star Coming Event 112 Eonic Kallantyne 110 Impromptu 110 Gusto lit ifth race opening handicap one mile pyrvn Rose 101 Nones HO lush of Gold 107: Rushflelds 102 RD Shannon 108 Rosormonde 101 Icicle 95 Sir Hampton Autoligbt 103: Bangor8 lol avonius 112 Hagerdon lanice 106 Varro 100 Sixth race mite and a sixteenth: Sea Lion Benni Llssuk 100 Tony Lepping 103 ree Lance 102 Brady 108 Torsida Llzel la 109 alanthus 109 Monteagle 105 Cas take 111: Whaleback 105 Decav Miss Vera Ping 107 Weather clear: track 'fast Hava you sore throat pimples copper xol ored spots aches old sores ulcers in the mouth hair falling? Write for proofs of cures We solicit the most obstinate cases We have cured the worst cases in 15 to 35 days Capital $500000 100 page book free No branch offices COOK REMEDY CO Masonic Temple Chicago HI OWNERS HOLDING Cleveland November Shippers at luth and ort William were bidding for tonnage to day at on wheat to Buf falo but no business was done rom Du luth to Ogdensburg 5M was offered and owners are holding for 6c Ore curriers are scarce at the' head of Irfike Superior and an offer ct $1 15 made by a Duluth broker sdid not get a boat The schooner Negaunee was placed at Mar quette at The coal situation is un changed COAL (SITUATION PECULIAR November 1 Coal rates are in a peculiar condition While 70c has been paid on some cargoes to the north branch of Chicago river and 80c to the south branch the majority of shippers maintain that there has been no advance in rates ike special prices being on contract coal ftfr which there was a pressing demand These 'decline that the advance will not become general On the other hand vesselmen predict that the advanced rate will be fully established ly Monday? All charters reported to day were at the old rate Taey are as allows: Oceanian Racine 70c Starrucca Chicago 60c low er Pennington Aberdeen Milwaukee 60e Hadley Superior k35c GRAIN REIGHTS UNCHANGED 1 Chicago November Rates continued unchanged at lc for wheat and 1 14c for corn to Lake Erie The only charter re ported from Chicago was the Robert Mills for corn to Buffalo The Armour andVllkesbarre lead at "Manitowoc for Buffalo Ready Relief cures and prevents Colds Coughs Sore Throat Influenza Bronchitis Pneumonia Swelling of the Joints Lumbago In flammation Rheumatism Neuralgia Headache Toothache Asthma Diffi cult Breathing Ready Re lle! is a sure Cure for Everv Pain Sprain Bruises Tains in the Back Chest or Limbs It was the first nnd the only Pain Remedy that instantly fiiuus me xiioi excruciarincr nitns Jays inflammations and cures conges tuins whether of the Innirc KU Doweis or outer tne application Shipley Team in the Lead The Shipley team again won Its game at the A last night and is now "the leader for the bunting letcher Hardware Co was the one that went down to defeat before the Icaaers the score be ing 2 to 0 A Krollk defeated Elliott Co by a score of 6 to 2 and Clark Coal Co triumphed over Parke Davis Co 6 to 0 All the game were hotly contested A CSlUucT OdCJtliCCX IIS UijijjIa STANDING I Won 3 DETROIT" Detroit November Up: Helena and consort 9:40 last night? Andaste lO: Nep tune Mas i bn 12:15 a tn Joliet 1 Az tec and consort 1:4 Holden 1:50" Min nesota Ewen 21 Rose and barges Norsu man and rconsort 2:30: German 3 Cen turion Heffclflnger Inter Ocean Te cumseh Marengo 4 Mariska 5 Ericsson 5:30 Two Richards 6 :40: Reis Tempest rnd barges 7:15 India (barge) and con sorts 8:30 (Appomattox Santiago Saxon? 9 :10 3 Manhattan Oates An Lavigne May ight McGovern New York November 1 Jim Kcnnedv the popular sporting men of this city who Is now iti has a to Billy Rcche who has Kbl lai vigne under bls management saying that be will give Lavigne a chance to meet Mc Govern Lavigne has expressed bis willingness to meet the featherweight champion st 128(lnls 6 on the day ot the contestThis is pructi aliy the weight that Corbett and McGovern are matched nt Kennedy been looking Lavigne over at his train ng quarters and lie says he thinks theaglnaw Kid is as good now ns he ever Kennedy also says in seaking of the form that Tim Heggerty the Australian Champion woul not have any of biH game lieggerty was offered the preliminary with Lavigne to the Jeffries ltuhlin tight Billy Hoche In reply to Kennedy Lavigne would fight McGovern on a winner take all basis and that he would sign articles at SHELTERED Mackinaw City" November Sheltered: Hall and consort Swain Hurlbut Clint Hurd Dobbie Germanic and consort and four other boats Harbor Beach November Sheltered Martin and two Lincoln and one Miami and one Chamberlain and one Christie Pauly Wells Green Wind north fresh Marquette November 1 Sheltered: Stim son Bissell Officials for To day Big Game The officials for the Carlisle Indian Michi gan game will be the best obtainable In this part of the country They will he Ralph Hoagland who has officiated here in several of the large football games and Lewis Hinkey who played on Yale from 1895 to 1897 Hinkey made agreat name for him self as a football player He had great nerve and speed Although of slight physique he had the true football instinct and was considered one of the most heady players in tho east s' Plenty of Scatn nt Bennett Park There tvill be" seating capacity for ten thousand people at Berinett park to day Beside the usual grandstand and bleachers the Michigan management havq built bleachers all along on the other two sides of the gridiron After the game here these bleechers will bo dismantled and taken to Ann Arbor for the' Chicago game there November 16 This will give evervone a chance to sit down The attendance will undoubtedly be the largest which ever turned out to witness a football game in Detroit McGUGIN One of Michigan's Strong Guards Northman Will Do So Within a ew Days Chicago November The steamer Northman has just come out of drydock and will clear for New York in a day or two She is the last of the ocean fleet to sail from here this fall All of the boats have been in drydock for various repairs incident to their route in the St Txiwrence and the underwriters de sired that everything be in first class condition before their departure for the Gulf ot St Lawrence and the North At lantic in the fall The Northman needed new blades to her wheeband minor repairs 3 SbJplev Co letcher Hardware 1 Clark Coal Cr A Krolik Co Elliott A Co arke Eavis Co Carnegie Nominated November Andrew Car negie to day was formally nominated for the lord rectorship of St university There were no other nom inations Mr election will be declared by the vice chancellor No vember 8 Tort Colborne November Down: Glen garry and consort McVittie 5 ALLOWS GAS 4 CO TO DO any Work outside the money 1 a stronger boy up a horse and was onlv the others at the end The ring was karri victory in the third Everybody seemed to have the tip and the horse was backed from 6 to 1 down to 1 He won in a common canter Weather clear and pleasant track fast Summaries: irst race five furlongs Pronta (Blakei to 1 won John A Clarke 98 (T Meade) 10 to 1 second Pat Mitchell 95 (Hopt) 20 to 1 time 1:00 3 5 Hume a lemy Bragg Autumn Leaves 1 Samuelson Prue Pilot Jnminade also ran Second race six Boomerack 102 (Otis) 3 10 1 won The Butcher 102 (Rice) 3 to 1 cond: Woodstick 102 (Munroe) 3u to 1 third: time 1:11 Protect Rosa Blah Chisel Money Back Lucille Bramble Bauges Ge te Gallti 'n Emma Minnie Cc lh Garner Utilize Itod Ham lin also ran Third race six furbmgs Ken tucky 112 (Winkfield) 4 to 1 won Siren Scng Itu (Otis) to 1 second Red Apple 107 (Coburn) 10 to third: t'nie 1:139 Star of Bethlehem leetwing Aaron Lady Contrary Autom Gllstando Harney Whisper Ixw Al Brown also ran ourth race mile and three furlongs Ben Chance ICT (Munroe) even' won: rangible 107 (Rice) 8 to 5 second: Tom 93 (D Mitchell) 12 to 1 third time 2:24 1 5 Ad metus also ran ifth race six furlongs Little Elia 9 (Here) 15 10 1 won Lis 95 (J1 Hicks) 12 to 1 second: Amote 99 (Rice) 9 to 2 third time 1:14 3 5 Rag Tag Pyrrho Tom Walker and Kentucky Muddle also ran Sixth race Pay the iddler lot (Coburn) 4 to 5 won rank 92 (Hslgerson) 2 to 1 second Jim Winn 95 (Otis) 7 to 1 third time 1:41 El Ghor Edwin Lee The Jefferson and Lydia also ran Entries: irst race mite selling Lord Howard 97 Rod Hamlin Host Cora Havlll II Th Jefferson Paxton 95 Joe Gam inage VernetCa Little Singer 96: Sam Lazarus Esq 105 Moroni 98 Second race 9 16 mile Duke of Connaught 113 John Carr Smith's Reel Mary I'ine Joe Brown 105 Yampa 108: Hopedale 110: Nellie Waddell Golden Glitter 115 Third race 6 furicnes selling Aaron 89 St Cuthbert 112 The Star of Bethlehem Miss Conrad 193 Lissome Lady Contrary 99 Emma 102: Bummer 104: Andes 103: I 1 Garta Mr Smith 94: Maggie Davis 100 Rival Dare J08 ourth race 5 fur longs Lady Aintree Barner Saal Edna Bergen Sea 99 Money Muss Burnls Dunton 104 ifth race 1 miles handicap Orontas 102: Rolling Boer 105 and Her niencia 99 coupled as Hildreth entry: Od nor 95 and Omdurman 100 coupled as Cook entry Denman Thbmpson 106 race mile handicap Henry of ransda mar 62: ederal Haviland 100: Sitrilln 80 Seventh race mile selling Miss Dooley Miss Liza 91 Donator 106: Crosby 93: Major Mansir 100: Prairie Dog 100: Linden Ella Greetings 101: Domadge 102 Ban ish 103 Dr Hart Mollie Moderator Pepper Tnns Crnbh inventor 108 Harry New Silk Cord Balm of Gilead 111 ourth race handicap mue and 7u Eady Elite Jessie Jarboe 90 II Sloan Kunja 96: Van Hoorebeke 98 John nie McCaitey lO ifth race miles Janowood Hija 03: Lady Ezel 97 Zazel Judge Steadman IM Woodtrice 107 Sixth race furlongs selt Sad Sam Zack ord 96 Olea Onan etta Eady Kent Small Jack Myrtle Van 99: Jim Nap Suave Albert Dee 102 John Grigsby Horseshoe Tobacco Iv5 or Internal and External Use Herrick and Ryan Matched or Xho opening show at Jackson Midi tlc matchmaker of the a meeting between Kid ter an I Ihtddy Ryan men are very clever Herrick having fought in ibis city several times The show will probably take place in three weeks rank Lavigne managing Herrick and is also looking after affans ef Tommy Gibson and Harry Nicholson He is open to match these mtn against any fighters of their weight A RllECM DOCTOR RANCO'S AUlCdS PERIODICALCOMPOUND rrioe 25 oeite at Brasgisn geline 10:20 Rochester Carpenter Tyson 11 Yakin 11:1) Arabian 12:30 tn: Ketcham Chicago 3 Champion Vic tory Constitution Cartagena Granada 1: Pioneer Chattanooga 4:20 Massachusetts 5 Sc snton 5: 7 20 Louisiana 5:30 Senator A mbov 6 IO Down: Ravenacraig 9:30 last pels 2 a Iosco Jeanette 4 Kendall Troy 6:40 Maritana Sandusky Cobb Rhodes Wyoming (large) 7:50 ur Oliver 10:30: Nmi 10 50 Gilchrist (Steel' 11 Starrucca Yale 11:50: Stephenson Manda 12:40 tne" Tuscarora Ciglebay Yukon 2: George Gould 3 tug Owen and barges 330 Wblt nev (steel) 4 Princeton whaleback 4:33 Martin Cora A 5:30 Empire City whnle baett 6: Hickox Andrews Northern Oueen 6:10 Queen City whaleback 7:40 Bessemer Liberty Mariposa whaleback 3 "SOOCAW ault Ste Marie November 1 Up: Watt 10 last night Cambria and whaleback Ad miral Merida 10:30 Corliss Vulcan Su perior City 3 a Linn Norton 5:30 Venice Eber Ward lagg Warriner 7 Cort and whaleback 7:40 AthWbasca Sacramento Matanzas Pretoria Cresi ent City 11:30 Harlem 1 United Em pire Nvanza Orinoco Robv 1:30 Madden Mautenee Noquebay 2: Ogemaw Tyrone Grover 3: Wilhelm Nirvana Galatea La fayette 3:30 Rensellaer Carrington Down: 'Rosemount Melrose Selkirk 10 last night Saturn 10:20: Wawatam 11:30 Harvey Brown Murphy 12:30 a War ner Thompson Norwalk Advance 3 Minch Schuck Progress Hutchinson 4:30 Rosedale 5: Mcnarch 6: John Owen Yo semite Rome 7 Buffalo 3 Trevor and whaleback Bangor 8:20 Onoko 9: Poe Jenney 11 Hovt and whaleback '2 Coffinberry Bloom 2:30 Spencer ulton Smeaton McWilliams 9 THE STRAITS Mackinaw City November Up: Con traugh 8:30 last night: Germanic 9:20 James 11 Spalding Parks oster 12:20 a Commodore 6:50 Wolf 8:30: Mor ley 9 Wawatam 10:50 Harvey Brown 4 TH Down: Malletoa dnd consort 7:50 last night Presley nnd consort 750 Montana 8 Venezuela 8:10 Pridgeon Black Rock 8:20: Curtis and 9:30 low er 9:10 Plankinton 1 a Samoa 2:50 Rover 3:15 Hesper 5: Clarion 6:20 Ma jestic 6:50: Black Rock 10 London 11 Owego I AVind northwest 22 miles clear WON THE STONYBROOK HANDICAP BY THE NARROWEST MARGIN Escanaba November 1 Arrived: Majes tic Argonaut Cleared: Dlflnmere Hia watha Tacoma Whitaker Pope Griffin lake Erie ports Colgate Carnegie South Chicago Erie November Arrived: Aurania Coralia Venus Ashland Cleared: Ranney Italia Duluth olsom Chicago" Antrim Superior 'Ashland November Arrived: Marshall Tilden Cleared: Nimick Pathfinder Cleveland Lorain November Cleared: Case Duluth Ashtabula November 1 Arrived: Henry Johnson Chisholm Cleared: Light Hutchinson Mack Venus Amazon Du luth Cleveland November Arrived: Run nels Cleared: Anna Grover Soo Tyson Algoma Mills Sheboygan November 1 Arrived: Eddy Queen of tha West Cleared: Tampa Es canaba: Ionia Manitowoc Marquette November 1 Cleared: Spen cer North Tonawanda Duluth Superior November 1 Arrived: Mars Shaw Jupiter Departed: Kirby Moore Iron Cliff Glasgow Abyssinia Lake Erla ports ore Sachem Green Celtic Lake Erie ports lursber: Marshall Berlin Tilden Two Harbors light: Spokane Port Huron grain Colonial Buffalo grain Mo hawk Buffalo flour Manitowoc November Arrived: OrionToledo November 1 Arrived Two Hun dred two Kennebec Senator Wetmore Brunette King ord Sandusky Cleared: Pig Barr Sault Ste Marie Coal Monkshaven' Sault Ste Marie Merrimac Hancock Castalia Duluth Chicago November 1 Cleared: Ralph Harold Duluth: Armour' Manitowoc Ar rived: arwell Green Bay November Arrived: Spry Commodore' Cleared: Packer Escanaba Milwaukee November 1 Cleared: Chris topher Duluth Wallula Livingstone Es canaba Chill Superior Arrived: Dever eux Palmer Menominee November! Arrived: Bald win Carpenter Butman Buffalo November Arrived: orest City orbes Iron Age McLachlin Cleared: Iroquois Milwaukee: Sevona Hadley Minch Duluth Schlesinger Chicago New Orleans Chicago: Cranage Superior: Mrs Helen spacious residence 483 Jefferson avenue was given over to the ladies of the Aid Society of the Jefferson Avenue Presbyterian church last evening and a prettier scene would be hard i to Imagine than that presented in the drawing room and parlors The ladles of the society had arranged a val of the and it was a decided success from a social and a financial point of view Each parlor on the lower floor had been given over to one of the five senses In one of them beautiful flowers sweet scented per fumes and dainty sachet bags were there to please the sense of smell' In another the sense of taste was repre sented 'by dainty confections and re freshments In a third beautiful ar ticles of fancy work delighted the sense of sighC The fourth contained packages in which were enclosed vari ous articles to test the sense of feeling and in the fifth a pianola and other musical instruments represented the sense of hearing It was a pretty con ceit well carried out and the residence was thronged ail the evening The festival will continue this afternoon fnAL DEGREE OR DRCOLDBERC08' To nuu entries: irst race 6 fur longs Crescent Queen Ann Innt star 96 May Dino The Geezer Dr Ccr rick Little Veronica fSpnklv II Noithum berland Alva's Pet 99 Antagone 102: Xanthos 101 Swond race mile Dolly Wagner Ruth Parks 95 Salile 99 McWilliams Ellie 103 usion Alee Gov Boyil 110 Winter 10G: Hand Ecome Chorus Buy 109 Third race 6 Siphone 99 Jimmie Howe 112 Clone ininh at Lakenide Chicago November 1 All driving to the limit Bon Chance rangible Uncle Tom and Admetus finished as named noses aiart In the ferturo race at Lakeside to day a mile and tluc furlongs condition affair for 2 yeaj oIds and upward It was one of the most exciting finishes seen around Chicago this season The winner an even money favorite barely got up In the last jump The pace was so fast that the track record for the distance was lowered from 223 2 5 to 1 4 rangible made the run ning all the way Admetus who unishcil would have won with he closed like a wild a lew inches beliini New York November Aqueduct offered a fair sport to day There was little improvement in the starting Three favor ites were successful the Amazon at 3 to 1 Lucky Star at 7 to ID nnd Jack McGinn at 9 to 5 The track was fast The Stony brook handicap was the feature of the sport A good field ot sprinters faced the starter The Amazon closing favorite at 3 tn 1 being heavily played from 5 to 1 down She won but only by a narrow margin get ting up in the last jump and beating May AV a head Summaries: irst race the Stonybrook handicap 7 furlongs Tho Amazon 1)1 (Walsh) 3 to 1 and 6 to 5 won May 110 (Slack) 12 to 1 and 5 to second: I ntnasked 123 (naw) 4 In 1 and tn 5 thtrl: time 1 AndV Williams Jsidy of the Valley King Pep per Ante liaison anu wary worth also ran Second nice mile and 70 yards Lucky Star 107 (Burns) 7 to 10 and out won Astor 107 (Shaw) 7 to 2 and even second J'iejericn (cocnrani 7 to 2 and even third time iiid i Courtsy Disturber Cherished and Prince Wilhelm also ran Third race 5 1 2 fur longs Extinguisher 110 (Shea) 12 to 1 and 5 to 1 won: Connect feut 110 (Michaels) 25 to 1 and 8 to 1 second Geneseo 107 (CoeH ran) 15 to 1 and 6 to 1 third lime 1:09 Hlndred Si Ah Bigotry Major Daniels (ioldage Auak Triton Sinecure Gaj Girl Suecassuna King Edward nnd Mary Gate wood also ran ourth race one mile and sixteenth selling Trehor 103 (Wonderly) 9 to 5 and 1 to I won atalist 103 (Book en 3 to 5 and out second Big Gun 109 (Mounce) 50 to 1 arid 6 to 1 third time 1:49 Handicapper also ran ifth race six Pluto 107 (Walsh) 6 to 1 and 2 1 won Rightaw ay 110 (Shaw) 7 to 1 and 5 to 2 second Neither One 107 (Mc Ginn) 7 to 2 and 6 to 5 third: time 1:152 5 Jisleader Halberdier Janies itzEqualize Justice Hot and Long izive also ran" Sixth race mile and Sixteenth Jack McGinn 10? (Mounce) 9 to 5 and 3 to fi won Miss Almy 105 (Boeker) 7 to 2 and to 5 second Phllma Paxton 105 (Burns) 30 to 1 and 4 to 1 third time 1:50 1 5 SUyenoak Anne Darling Garter Ban HaWk Zemora rank Erne Round Up and The Blue Coat also ran Left at the post Entries for to morrow: irst race 7 fur Hops 120 Dr Riddle Royal Ster ling Cormorant The Burlington Route Clieval d'Or 118 Big Gun ederalist Judge Wardell 115 Templeton 114: Cres son Bobs Brandyamash Wellesley St David Lucent 113 Bounteous The Rogut Curtsey Deila Cee 110 Millstream 108: PiC asant Sail 105 Second rac mile and 70 Raffaello 114 Prince Richard 112 Iou Key 108 onsolee Lancewood Dr jRlddle 106 Althea Mercer 103 Ethics 91 Third race 6 furlongs lxmbre 120 Peninsula 119 Whittier 116 Barouche 3i5 Otis 114: Man War lora Pomona llj The our Hundred 109 Bijou 106llenwater 1(H Plnyllke 102 Batyah 100 ourth race Roslyn handicap mile and 70 yards The Rhymer 121: St innan 123 tRedpath Potente 119 Kilogram Hen Mac Dhui Ill Handicapper 107: Sister JulietIOi Peninsula UH Alslke 97 ifth race furlongs Bon Mot Northern Star Car rington Namtor 115 Rose of May Sister Juliet 112 Reformer Whittier 110 Ice water 107 Ben Howard Last Knight 105 Sedition 102: Dewey Leander 100 Pedas tal" Early Eve 97 Sixth race mile "and Tn yards The Rhymer Ethics 118: Gau laftia 113 Beggar Tzidy 103 James Cor bett 100 Anna Darling DundOllich 97 Jnnowood ell nt Latonin Cincinnati November 1 Janowood fell but Jockey Lyne escaped unhurt at La tonia to day in the fourth race Weather cool and pleasant Track fastSummaries: irst race 6 furlongs lop 104 (Lyne) 4 to 1 won'Arachne 9i (Steele) 11 to 5 second: Sim 97 (R Murphy) 8 to 1 third: time 1:21 Xanthos Jola Badge Helle Laureata Caloocan Prince Esher and araday Jr also ran Second race 7 furlongs sPptvcr Dick 100 (Steele) 9 to 2 won Archie 103 (Lyne) 5 to 1 second rank Jones 106 (Miller) 9 to 2 third time 1 Woodmanstar English Myrtle Dell All About Bert Sargent Whif flt Dr Worth and Circus also ran Third rac' mile Bramble 101 (Knight) 7 to 5 won Polly Bixby 97 (Lyne) 10 to 1 second: Barbee 103 (Giv ens) 5 to 1 third? time 1:42 Sauber Pet Easter EHIy John Patton King Elk wood Canns Charlie Shane and Troubeam also ran ourth raee mile and 70 yards ree Admission 96 (Ir vin) 12 to 1 won J07 (T Knight) 8 to 5 second Noise Morris 99 (D Halil 10 to 1 third time 1:17 Delo ipiine Ltdy Silvers Scotch Bramble Vir tlnia Alice Mantell and Churchill also rsn Janowood fell "ifih race 5 Jean Raphael 100 (It Murphy) 8 to I won: Lulu iight 10 (T Knight) 5 to 2 second 160 (Michaels) 25 to if third: time Ada Owlctta litting Memo Westall Jessie Powell (Iwana Lizzie Ioy Victory Queen and Netherland also ran Sixth raee mile scll ini Schnell Laiifer 110 (Givens) 5 to 1 won: Dr annie ion (T Knight) 6 to second: Walrouse 102 Minder) 10 to third: time I 43 Ba tiled Soak Pretty Rosie Irish Jewel Dandy II and Granada Uganda 4:10: :10 St Paul 6:30 Clyde ilc McGuire llax Sigrned Brooklyn Contract Albion Mich November 1 (Special) Brother George of McGuire Bros saloon ists here contradicts the report 'that Jim McGuire has joined the Tigers Jim ia at Duck Lake twelve miles north hunting but George amrms that be has signed Brooklyn contract for another year Hickey Wants "WiYcr ield Kansas CIy Mo November! It is said that President Hickey of the Western is organizing" a new league to include Kansas City St Paul Milwaukee Chicago Indianapolis Toledo and Louis BLOOD POISON J11antee Latest Method Treatment to be a positiveor Hlood Poison If you have this awfut dlsease you aie in danger until completely cured the various symptoms a warning to take Immediate treatment Don put it off until too late as it continually gets worse Jr have sore throat patches on tongue or mouth swollen glands hair falling out blotches on body itching skin or slims of this awful disease call on me I give you a written guarantee to cure you without Mercury or Potassium EAGH TIME YOU CALL THE LATEST METHOD TREATMENT CURES A arfcocele and Stricture without cutting Etretcblng or loss of time also ChronG Tii'nblTs Bladder Stomach emale and Reei il PGiTK TlEp Cal! or write for blank tor home treatment LOOK REE Hours 9 a to 8 Sundays 10 a to 3 Kiiifr'n IJauftliters At the annual convention of the Daughters ot Macomb county held in this city to day the devotional exercises will be led by Mrs A Van Eps and Rev Scripps Talks will be given by Mrs Day of New York and Mrs Whiting of Detroit The meetings will be at the Meth odist church Due to CarelcMneai Yesterday a merchant on' Walnut street started a bonfire in the alley at the rear of his srtore to burn a quantity of papers A basement window nearby was open the wind blowing the flames in that direction The fire spread into a coal bin in the base ment and if it had not been that it was discovered by a passerby would have re sulted seriously Several alarms have turned in within the past few weeks as the result ot like carelessness Ont of James Tennison was ordered out of town yesterday fbr "being sdrunk and He had been but a lew days and the judge told him that if he did not leave he would un '1 1 U'Arouiid trie Bath Town Rev Albert Ryan rector of Paul's church at Duluthi Is visiting former home in Mt Clemens He is home from the convention at San rancisco where he went In company with Bishop Morrison: to represent the district of Du luth His mother and sister Mrs Sanders and Mlsa Georgena Sanders reside in this city The Dresden Club was reorganized at the Chamber of Commerce last night for the coming season a a THE STORY TOLD BY A WAIT BESS IX TROY BEST YEAR IN HISTORY it Gaaraatoed not to striotare Prrrenu eoataioB IW a a mucous TneuAui GhEMICALCo Non astringeDt" CINCINNATI 0 1 T' 1 I 4 Vt (M l' ft v' 50' 1 yr i IK IK 0 5 KHi Sjnn DT sis bn Ur niL Qb un bbvu unLgj IB I a ihr ll II I' EEN 11 WK i it I Bn ik 1 h8 i A I An Ideal amily delicioixs and appetittag An Amerfran reW Champagne acceptable to the connois taM eur at a price that bring it within xthe reach of all OR SALE EVERYWHERE i AMERICAN WINE CO ST LOUIS MO US A Ml II Ie 7 4 i 1 It' I II All J'' 7 vt l' fz 4 2 4K A au MS ZU 9 79: 9 IV i i i 4 a TllWiB I Ms 4' AA tr Wf sk' vr a 8 urSsr BKBBBBa I t) 1 in 1 ta 6 dyiSjrt 90 COLDS nPa TH Aw is 2 Im IS Sa Hdi A Hi Ea BV ea rrpnTp 8 a IrcaR 'Will 7 i a 5 I.