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MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER I 5, 1003. 10 IBASJEIALI, THE PITTSBURG PRESS Kit WIT WORLD'S CtUMriONStllP SERIES BOSTON AMERICANS RESTORED FOR LI IN 30 TO 90 DAY PITTSBURG NATIONALS, AT EXPOSITION PARK, OCTOBER 5, 6. 7, 8. All game will P- Extra eata erected a field. Box seats, grand stand and general admission tickets on sale at A.

G. Pratt Wood St. Grand Stand and General Admission Tickets also on sale at C. S. Black e.

6" liberty avenue, and Raubltschek's. Federal street. Allegheny. Are you ls vigorous 'sexually thin you once were? Are 5(fu troubled with prematura ejaculations? Po you notice a general decline of sexual strength st times? p0 you bave night losres. rirenmn, lame back, Wr -f enercy, failimr memory.

stuntd ore-ana, loss of ambition, Po you have rllfTVultv In concentrating your thoua-hts. desire to shun soHetv feeling of flf-spondency, If v'ou have any or all of the above svniptoma, there is not a day to nse before securing reliable treatment that will mn ke a man of you. Don't forget that the above weaknesses cnue rnore domestic tinhappiness nil discontent, rnrire suicides Hnd dlorces than all other diseases combined. 97 fflMW 'LMYlElQ) IEE EDS 5 I Can Do f.lore for You for Than Any Other Doctor Can for S25 VARICOCELE Weather Conditions Unfavorable Early Today Boston Team Arrived This Morning Accompanied by a Large Band of Enthusiastic Rooters Cnrerl In nvi Hu This Is an enlarged condition of on the left side) caused by mumps, a man physical and mental strength, if neglected. Call and invefitleate my 6jstem of treatment at once.

HYDROCELE Cured In 48 Hours. No Pain. No Lost of Time. Enlarprment removed at once. No no palu, no loss of time Absorption Is positively the only method that will cure this unpleasant, distressing ailment.

By my original system relief Is given In a very short time. Don't suffer longer. BLOOD POISON Overcome In 90 Days. Symptoms Removed In 1 to 3 Weeks hours. They were piven a rousinj? re-reption at t'nion station by the local fans, who had turned out en masse to irreet them.

The boys all look well, and declare that they are on for the first contest. Jimmip Collins and' the Boston play The first game of the series hci ivee jTioston and fittsburg at Kxposition 1'ark will be pi.iyert this afternoon, if possible, although the weather conditions make it probable that there will Jie no contest today, and that tlio opening will be postponed until tomorrow, fl he rain, which bi-sren to fall early yesterday evening- eontinueil almost wtth-yuf. cessation all nljrht and during the ntlre morning. The result at the ball Jrronnds was disastrous. Iroundkeeper Murphy had labored hard to have the grounds Jooklni; spirk and span, but nutfield at noon resembled an tn-jland sea.

At noon, however, it was announced that the Rame would Iplaved if possible. President Harney Dreyfuss. who ar-Tived home, from Boston this morning 't an early hour, said there was no about jrettinp the frames off the, "We have all week for the games." he declared. The rirates arrived list night, and jtot a jrood rest after their lonfr jotir-riey. covering period of twenty-four without the use of Mercury or Iodides.

This disease begins with a snial! Ri pimple or ulcer, followed by sore mouth and throat, falling hair, enlarced Sj glands, bone pains, and later paralysis or locomotor ataxia, and other frightful symptoms result. Come is too late. "But we expect to fhow them a fw things yet. They have the better of us to date, but the series is not over yet. We will play good ball, and our work may be a revelation to the people of Pittsburg.

Hiighrs is not in very good shape, but the others are all rieht. Dineen is our best against Pittsburg. guess, and he may get a chaijr-e to work in two of the games Jacob C. Morse, sporting editor of the Boston Herald: Tim Murnane and Walter Barnes are among the newspaper men with the Boston crowd. The most confident of them Is Mr.

Morse. "You fellows haven't pot that series yet by a long shot," he said this morn-lntr. "We're going to beat you The Boston rooters who came with the team in a train, brought with them a boutiful supplv of the coin of the realm, which they are willing to wager upon the result of the series. Pome of them lost heavily on the games at the Hub. and they hope to recoup their losses on the local contests.

IHJOILinII STRICTURE OIHJM HIPS MR IE Cured In 15 Days. By Absorption. No Operation. Stricture of the Urethral passage causes partial or complete closure of the canal, due to disease being improperly treated, strains, etc. The symptoms are painful micturition, lack of force, twisilng, etc.

I can cure all these symptoms for life. NERVOUS DEBILITY Cured In 30 to 60 Days. Improvement From Start. Do you feel that you are not the man you once were? Po you foe! tired in the mornings and easily exhausted? Is your back lame? Is your memory failing? Do you have difficulty in concentrating your thoughts? Do you notice a loss of ambition? If you suffer from any or all the above symptoms you certainly do not desire to remain so. What you want is to be made strong and vigorous mentally and physically, as Nature intended DO 'TgTv EU PBEFOR CONSULTING ME.

OOlMfFBfHtlE Ahanrntlnn Mn Pain. the veins (usually tnor noticeahlp li bicycle riding, etc. In time it saps and let me cure you for life before it SUNDAY 1 0-4. SPECIALISTS CO. Third Floors.) PITTSBURG, PA pu iim a raj 4) Iarke Says His Team Will Win Three of Four Games Cincinnati 6Iub Reduced His Salary and He Has Not Yet Signed a GontraGt LEE F0HL NOT GOOD ENOUGH Here From Boston I want every man afflicted with any of the above diseases to come to my offices and I will give him the most thorough examination he I as ever received; go over the various points of his case with him.

and explain my method of curing these Diseases. I invite in particular those men who have become dissatisfied with treatment elsewhere. I will explain why you have not been cured and will also demonstrate why I can cure you Safely, Quickly and Forever. My counsel will cost you nothing and if I find your case curable and accept it for treat-i ment I will give you my lerjal written guarantee, backed by abundant capital to secure you. Certainty of cure Is what you want.

Call at once. Don't delay longe and allow further complications to form. Remember my System of Treatment by Electricity with Absorption Cures when Druas alone fall. I prefer to have you make one visit here, but if you cannot call send for question blank and circular sent In plain covers. For privacy at your home address.

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JOURNAL'S TIPS ON MORRIS PARK RACES. Special to The Pre. 1903. W. R.

Hearst New York. October 5. The Jour- nal offers the following full com- plement of selections at Morris Park today: First race Charawlnd. Amur. Second race Irene Lindsay, Black Fox.

Third race Tepee. Fine Art. Fourth race rrake's entry, Carsman. Fifth race Csstalian. Young Henry.

Fixth race Stolen Moments. Tribes Hill. The three hestbts: Mrmee, to show. Castallan. straight.

Stolen Moments, straight. t) 4 nn for Dimifri, Ft. Wayne, October K. Attorney Philip O'Neill, who was catcher for the cirand Rapids team In the Central Ieague. has begun an action In the Circuit Court against Sergeant Pappert and Officer Frank Cheivron for dam ages each for false imprisonment.

"Peaches" O'Neill, as he was known, on August 19. at Ft. Wayne, kicked on a ruling made by T'mpire Criss and was ordered from the field. He addressed some remarks to Manager Mautner, of Ft. Wayne, and two officers led him from the grounds.

They walked him to the jail and remained there one hour. "Mattenfoerger Took Pt-uhenville. October 3. Th Mattn-bnrT baseball team of this city defeated the MlnRO-Junctlon tm in the third ani last of the series of games this afternoon. Mittenberger OO 11 40 1 4 -ll MinKo Junction oj Batteries Fily and Kramer; MinKo Junction, Honscn and Baker.

OUT rer all season, and, though thre were occasions when fines could have been imposed, not a single player suffered a fine. In addition to this. President Herrmann will remember the players when he receives his share of the gate receipts during th Cincinnati-Cleveland series. Such liberality should be appreciated by the players. It should make them put forth their best efforts for the club at all times, now that they realize that the club's interests are their own interests.

In Dan Kerwin and Charley Ar-mond the Cincinnati club has picked up two cracking good ballplayers. Kerwin, because of his greater experience, will be a valuable man to the team next season, and at the rate De Ar- mond is improving- with every game he should be as good a youngster as there is in the league next season. Kerwin has shown himself to be a batsman of the first class in the few games he has played with the Reds. He looks the part when he stands at the plate, and he swings his bat in a manner that assures confidence. De Armond.

too. is a natural hitter. is still a bit green in the field, hot starting as quickly as he should, but he has the speed, is young, and has had little experience. Of the other youngsters seen, none has shown big league form. Neither Fohl nor Ragan is read for fast company.

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Specialist in OF to- flv IE "G0LLINS MEN "Io net think that, because downed them twice on their own grounds, the Boston team is not a strong aggregation It is a band of good, hard workers, and gave us a strong tussle for every game." This was the tip passed around today Manager Fred Clarke, of the Pirates. IF red is looking exceedingly healthy, and sny he thoroughly enjoyed his trip to iBoston. He declares that he never saw rt more enthusiastic lot of people than tlhose who witnessed the game at the Huh. "On S.furlay we hail a ha.i time to get jto our bench before the gume." said ClirUe. "and after we did succeed in 'taking our merits.

It looked for a time as llf we would not bo able to get on to the diamond to practice The crowd 'Simply wild, and il wager police-'mcn worked harder in getting the mob control than they ever did before "Boston was baseball mad last week. I have been there often, and never hive seen so many people interested in the sport as there are at present Fveryborly iwas out at the gnmes. and one person was fust as enthusiastic as another. When cheered, the volume of sound was Iso great that It almost-shook the earth Fred Clarke confldentlv expects to clinch the- series for the world cham-(pionshtp in he games to he played in Pittsburg- Ihis week He said today that Inn extra trip to Boston would be un- necessa ry "We'll wind it up hre." he declared orcef iilly, by winning three out of the 'four games to be played. That will give 'tis the necessary five victories But we I won't win in any other wa than by tiara, consistent plavlng.

These Bostons are fiehters from the start, and they kep DR. KANE'S "medical 640 PENN AVE. (Second and The Did Reliable Fee the majority of the local "We'll trim you three out of four here." enthusiastically cried one Bos-tonian to The Press representative at the Mononpahela House this morninsr. In one hand he car-ied a cane, and in the other a tin horn, which he purchased immediately upon his arrival here, to be in readiness for the fun this afternoon. "I was afraid the stock would run out." he explained about the horn, "so I srot mine earlv." Jimmie Collins did not have much to say about the coming contests, but there was about him a quiet air of confidence, which meant much.

"You have a great ball team In he said. It is truly a great team. I never saw faster ball in mv life than they played against us at home last week. The men work together perfectly, and that counts for a great deal. There is nothing like team work to win games, and Fred.

Clarke certainly has his men well trained along that line. Ill BASEBALL NOTES Don't miss them. Going to the game? Real sport this week The odds are on Pittsburg. The first clash at home today. Go it, Pirates, wallop them.

The liveliest times of the season Sorry, Jimmy Collins, but we hope you lose. The Boston rooters are here In full force. McGann. of Kw York, Is the hst sacrifice hitter. Barney Dreyfuss is the happiest man In Pittsburg.

It was a glorious trip, and the Pirates got a big welcome hom. The cardinals are after Harry Mc-Chesney, one of the Homestead stars. Jake Tim Murnane and Walter Barnes are among the newspaper men with the Collins crew. "Our Own Honus" has been officially declared champion batsman of the National League. His percentage Is .355.

It seems like old times to have Cy Toung, Billie PMneen. Jimmie Collins. Tom Hughes and the rest of the bunch In Pittsburg. Beaumont leads all plavers of the National League in number of base hits, having made 2K in 141 games. He Is the only man to secure more than Pheckard and Chance are the league's best base stealers.

They have each purloined fi sacks. Wagner and Strang; follow with 45 each. Walter Smith. Will Locke's assistant, was one of the busiest men In Boston on Saturday. Walter savs the exertion caused him to los four pounds avoirdupois, of which he is very thankful.

Americana "Won Tiro. Chicago. October 5 The American I-eague team turned the tables on the Nationals and by bunched hitting and clean fielding won their first game of the series very easily. Sensational stops and throws by Casey and Tannehill were the features. Attendance.

National OOllOOftOO 2 3 American 2 0 1 2 0 1,0 410 14 1 Batteries Taylor and Kling: Owen and Sullivan. Time 1 AZ. Vmpires Sheridan and Johnstone. St. October S.

The St. Ioxiis American I.eaeue team easily defeated the St. Louis Nationals. Sudhoff twirled for the Americans and was very effective throughout. Brown, who pitched for the Nationals, did well, but was accorded poor support.

Attendance. American 03 1 2 ft 3n 12 National OOininon v2 7 Batteries Sudhoff and Sugdon: Brown and O'Neill. Cincinnati. October 5. The Cincinnati National league team took the second game of the series from the Cleveland Americans for the Ohio championship by their timely hitting.

The locals started In on Moore as if they were going to have a walk away, but he gradually steadied down. Kwinir was hit hard, but he kept the hits well scattered. The attendance was over 1.0"O. Cincinnati 40 102000 7 12 2 Cleveland OOO0 1O02 A3 4 Batteries Kwing and Peitz; Moore and Bemis. t'mptre Hurst.

Ran on Atlantic City. Philadelphia. October 5. A meeting of the National Association of Independent Baseball Clubs was held at the Bingham House yesterday, representatives being present as follows: Camden. Robert Black: Reading.

Al Tawson: W'illisms-: port. M. C. Rhone and J. Percy Stettler: Ha rrisburg.

Ross Onslanger end Jess M. I Frysinger; Wilmington. William Con-! nelly and Alexander Sterlith: Fhiladel-: phia Oiants. Walter Schlichter. At a previous meeting of the association the nprlication of the Atlantic City baseball club for membership was received and favorably acted upon, but as the mem-; bership fee has not been forthcoming the r.ame of the club was stricken from the club list and a resolution passed forbid-diing any of the clubs of the association pl.tying with Atlantic City next season until the obligations were canceled.

onil for the sport. The best thing that ever happened for baseball is the world's championship series between the two pennant winners. Pitts- burg and Boston. Nothing that has been done for the game in recent years ha stirred up the Interest that have these games, and the good effect of it will be felt next season, not to speak of the teveritte that the two clubs are harvesting this fall. Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.

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I nraratd. lot 1.00. or botties 51 75. Circa aaat ca csiiw ers rot in early this mornirg, accom panied by a tirass band and a hrp number of rooters, over one hundred in all. They have taken up their quarters at the Mononpahela House, and have already been called upon hy many persons.

The Bostons are not unknown here, although as a team thy have never before played in this city. Some of them most of them, in fact are old National LeaRue stars, and as such were well-known and popular with the local enthusiasts. Cy Younjr. for instance, has a larsre circle of friends here, as have Collins, Dineen, Huphes and several others. The Boston btinch looked to he in just as good shape as are th Pirates.

and their friends loudly declared that they were here to see Collins men win fRE FIGHTERS hagging awav to the finish If a team which opposes them lets up in the least then the situation immediately becomes dangerous, for they never relax their efforts to win. We had to work for the victories we got in Beantown. and we will have to do the same thing for those we win here. "Ieever. I am afraid, will be unable to take part In any of the games.

His arm is In very had shape, and although everv-thing possible has been done for it, it refuses to come right. This is a bad handicap, but it has taken none of the confidence out of the rest of the bovs. In fact, it has made them more eager to win. They are anxious now to show the Bostons that, no matter how badly we are crippled, we can still take their measure. "The other men are all in tine shape, and will put up some great sport here.

They played the finest ball of their careers in Boston, and are just as pood this week as they were last We have been forced to show the kind of ball we cm play. Pairing the National league season we were forced to our limit But the test we have undergone, and will continue to undergo this week, has been a good thing for us. as It has proved that we are always in the game, and that we are able to play the fastest and best ball in the world. "It Is only right to remark about the tre-ttment we received in Boston. The people there are the best In the world.

We had everything we wanted, and the crowd was never radically against 'us. It is a pleasure to play ball under such conditions, and it is to be hoped that the ppcple of Pittsburg will give the Collins boys just such a reception as was accorded us bv thir friends." and he Is there at present, according to news dispatches. A couple of years ago Miller was with wht re he is rated as one 0f the best pitchers in fast company. But be did no good with New York. This does not mean, however, that he would be valueless to Pittsburg.

It is only necessary to recall the case of Southpaw Kddie Doheny. Kddie was no good whatever in the eastern metropolis. He seldom won a game. The people were against him. and he did no efficient work.

But Harry Biilliam got hold cf him and brought him to the Smoky City, -where list year he was one of the team's best dependables. and would have hern equally as effective this season had be taken the proper care of himself. But Kddie had too many friends. Miller Is a steady man. who never allows his convivial spirits to get ihe best of him.

He has a good head, and can pitch good ball. With the Champions behind him to field well and hard, he should have little trouble in making good. ln of tha locl team was too much for the visitors. The Cnrneeie t-hoo met and defeated the strong Lawrencevtlle Hih School team in a very interesting ry a acore cf 5 to 0. Sending Rooters Here.

Kent. October Kent, which is In American League territorv. sends oO rooters to Pittsburg today to" join in the cheers which will greet the National League champions' third victory- Chamberlain's Colte. Cbolera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The uniform success of this preparation in the relief and cur of bowel complaints has broueht it Into almost unl-' versal use.

It never fails, and when reduced with water Pni sweetened, is pleasant to take. Tt is equally valuable for children and adults. For Treatment CURED. Discharges Sv fifanhooil mH R08C0E MILLER SIGNED BY CLARKE FOR NEXT YEAR Pitcher Tincanned by New York Giant Before Close of the Season Has Been Picked Up by the Local Champions Of an unnatural order stopped in 3 to 5 days. Blood Diseases Cured In CO to days Every vestige of poison removed from the Stricture Currd In 1 days without cutting, pain, riruipi or detention from business Cincinnati.

October 5. Tom Corcoran is one of the members of the Red team who has not yet made up his mind to sign for next season. Corcoran is a bit dubious about accepting- a cut in salary. Corcoran received this season, and as the contract was entered Into during; war times, he was -worth the money. But conditions have changed.

Corcoran can not expect to receive as much money next season as he did this season. Corcoran played for $2,400 during- the Brush regime, when that amount was the salary limit, and while the local club does not expect him to receive so largre a cut. It does not expect to sign him at the same figure he received this year. When it comes to making contracts Corcoran is one of the wisest ballplayers in the business. He seldom or never makes a mistake in this respect.

It would seem that a player who is entitled to one of the biggest salaries in the business should be an expert at every angle of the game, and Corcoran is not. for he lacks the ability to hit expected of a really great ballplayer. The local club's treatment of its players has not only been fair, hut liberal in the extreme. Not only have the players been well paid for their services during; the past season, but they have not been restricted in the slightest, though always cautioned to observe th club rules. They have traveled In a strictly first-class man- Flayers Who Were Renched.

The complete list of players pirt out of games during the past playing season in the National League follows: Players. Clubs. Outs. Kelley, Cincinnati Peitz, Cincinnati Beckley. Clneinatl 1 Donlln.

Cincinnati 1 Seymour, Cincinnati 1 McGraw. New York 7 Bresnahan, New Y'ork 3 Gilbert. New 2 McGann, New York 1 Van Haltren, New York 1 Bowerman, New Y'ork 1 Sheckard, Brooklyn Doyle, Brooklyn 2 Bitter, Brooklyn 1 Jacklitsche. Brooklyn 1 Dobbs. Brooklyn 1 Jordan.

Brooklyn 1 Schmidt. Brooklyn 1 Wagner, Pittsburg 1 Leach. Pittsburg 1 Kennedy. Pittsburg 1 Wolverton. Philadelphia 3 Keister.

Philadelphia 1 Zimmer, Philadelphia 1 Glea.son. Philadelphia 1 Hulswitt, Philadelphia 1 McFetridge. Philadelphia 1 Iooln. Philadelphia 1 i Chance. Chicago 2 Weimer.

Chicago Evers. Chicago Tenney. Boston 1 Abbaticchio, Boston 1 Bonner, Boston 1 Donovan, St. Louis 1 Removed mxa I Specialist in Curing That is lost. Impair or weakened, rur-fl prt manently In to 'ft iiay Prostatic TrO'Jtik-s arid all in urir.e stoj.i.i-il In to lu days, nvcr to return.

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cure. 1 i The unofficial announcement has been I made that Roscoe Miller, who was tin- canned toward the latter part of the sea-j son Just closed bv Mugarsy McOraw. of (the New York Giants, has been signed by Manager Clarke, of the thrlce-ch im-j pton Pirates, for the season of I While the announcement has not been formally yet Secretary W. H. Locke, mhen asked about the matter today, said: "I'll let you know late.

think it's right." And that tnens that the deal has been made. The news will come as Mirprlse to the Pittsburg followers of the game, who have 'generally been or the opinion that Miller wns not good nougti for fast company. He was givt-n two trials during the sesson by New York and each time was found wanting. He pitched good ball, but luck seemed to be against hiirs. He lost nearly all of his imes by exceedingly close scores, the Giants seldom batting hard behind him.

Miller's home la at Corydon. lnd GRIDIRON GLEANINGS. Owln to cancellation the Crarton re wlthcut a pame for next Saturday. Octcter lo. an.l would like ta hear frcm any' 40 to pound team, the Kama t.i be piaved en Crsf-, tf-n'f a-rourula.

AJdras Janirs I-. Havls. Box 436. Crafton. The Crafton Tirr ola'm a victory over Munit Bechw.d defeated the iror.

Otaajr-ort tim tta ease by a accre of 11 to Tbe features of itarre mere tte Inrc runs cf Lefer, Sand. Frown aci Mccarty. Harelnocil A of rv e.m-iv at PraToahura- the writ the finish heir to i Htiwo.M to make first rtewn cn-e anJ were force! to VtcV thrcur hcut the ame. The playing of rrtr.dlc. Mcljjln and I.auehHn were feature, while for the -visitor, was at h'B bt.

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