The Dispatch from Moline, Illinois • 8

SATURDAY EVENING IIOLINE DAILY DISPATCH APRIL 4, 1903, a number of the deep dyed-in-the-wool fans. He did not need any introduction to the fans, for he is well remem HACKENSCHMIDT, WRESTLER, IN ACTION." ODD FELLOWS SOON TO USE HEW RITUAL vers. WW wmmm. 3 Sweet Vou Can't Beat Love "snaps" and ginger bread? 1 They're best when made with CORN SYRUP Delightful on bread. Best for every- thing that's better with a syrup on.

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bered here for his work when he was manager and captain of the Norwich Rosebuds. While he does not promise to land the iblue Ibunting- for us again, he says that his club will have something to say about the disposal of the purse that will toe hung up for first division clubs. With a number of last year pen nant-grabbers back again and a bunch of young phenoms, we have every reason to place our faith and coin on him. C. II.

Hughes, war scribe with the Chicago Cubs, says of a former Three- Eye leaguer: "This man Meek, who plays first for Birmingham, certainly can hit. He made six hits in the three games. But you ought to see him try to play first." INDEPENDENTS TO PLAY WITH ISLANDER SCHOOL The Moline Independents will play broomball with the Rock Island high school team in the Rock Island rink this evening. Moline has won four out of seven games played, and the contest tonight will be fought to the last ditch. If the locals can take the measure of their rivals, it will give them five victories to three and dem-oj strate their superiority.

Should they lose the series will be a tie, four games for each, and another contest will be necessary. The Arsenal broomball team won from the locals in Rock Island Thursday evening, score 30 to 25. SPRINGFIELD SENATORS DEFEAT WASHINGTON II Springfield and Tom Hughes' squad of Washington American leaguers got busy on the Senator diamond yesterday and the minors won in the twelfth inning, score 8 to 7. Umpire Bill Set-ley was subjected to endless abuse and finally when Berg was called safe Hughes threw the ball away and allowed him to score the winning run. Score by innings: RHE Spr'gfi'hi ..3111 000 1 00018 103 Wash'ngt'n .2 2003000000 07 9 Batteries Tharwl, Fairman, More, Sampson and Donovan; Peterson, Wilson and Kehoe.

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EORGE HACKENSCHMIDT, who quit before Frank Gotch last night, is regarded as the most perfect type of the modern muscular athlete. He is Eve feet ten inches toll and weighs 210 pounds. His neck measures twenty inches, his normal chest measurement is forty-eight inches, while his chest expanded measures fifty-two inches. Beside being a champion wrestler, he is an expert swimmer, a fairly good boxer and a speedy runner. 3-pIy Black Diamond Roofing $1.35 per square lply Amazon (Rubber) Roofing $1.69 per square 2- ply Amazon $2.10 per square 3- ply Amazon Roofing $2.4) per square Vulcanite Roofing $2.50 per square Usonilite Film Roofing per square Amatite Roofing $2.09 per square DIMOCK, GOULD Both Phones: Old, 56; New, 8077.

Copies of Form Adopted at the Last Sovereign Lodge Expected Daily. GOES INTO EFFECT IN JULY All Four Degrees of the Order Are Changed, Materially Improving the Work. Copies of the new ritual of the Odi! Fellows which was adopted at the last meeting' of the sovereign grand lodge at St. Paul last September are expected daily by the local lodges. The first of the new rituals to be received in this state is in the possession of Henry A.

Stane of Aurora, a past grand master of the Illinois Odd Fellows and at present chief official instructor of the fraternity in this state. Degree Work Changed. In the new ritual the work in all four degrees is greatly changed and materially improved by the committee cf the sovereign grand lodge, after a conference of more than two years According to the edict of the sover eign grand lodge the new ritualistic work goes into effect all over the TJni ted States and Canada on July 1, next From those who have examined the revision carefully it is proclaimed the degree work of the Odd Fellows will now rank among the finest in any fra ternal societies in the world. The fraternity at the present time has the largest membership of any order in the Uftited States. OPENING OF OPIUM DEN FORESTALLED BY POLICE Davenport on the verge of Real Joint Colored Man Woman Taken Into Custody.

Having and By the arrest yesterday noon of a colored man and woman, the Daven- port police nipped in the bud an effort to establish an opium joint in their city. The pair had been under sur- veillance since arriving in Davenport two days ago, and were arrested at the rooms on East Fifth street which they had rented for their purposes. In the rooms were found all the utensils of a den, pipes, a quantity of the drug and lighters- Every chink and crack in the rooms was stuffed with dampened rags to preclude the possibility of the odorous smoke escaping. The man was in bed when the police arrived and beside him lay a 32-ealibre revolver which detective snatched before he could get his hands on it. The man gave his name as Lee, and said that he and the woman had come to Davenport from Tennessee by way of St.

Louis. The police say they Lave a real "bad man." REMAINS OF MRS. RODMAN TO BE BURIED NEXT WEEK Colonel F. E. Hobbs.

commandant of Rock Island Arsenal, has received word that the remains of Mrs. T. Rodman, widow of the late General T. J. Rodman, commandant of the Arsenal from 1S65 to 1S71, will arrive here for interment next Tuesday or Wed nesday.

They will be laid to rest beside those of the husband near th.e Na tional cemetery. There will be simply an interment service- here. Mrs. Rod man's death occurred in San Francisco ten days ago. DRUNKENNESS A CURABLE DISEASE.

Eminent Physicians and Scientific Men Agree That It Should Be Treated as Such. Drunkenness is a progressive disease; the moderate drinker is not satisfied with two or three drinks a day, the craving for more and more- becomes irresistible as the disease advances; the result is chronic alcoholism. The treatment used successfully by thousands right in their own homes is Orrine. It is a scientific cure, for drunkenness and has given such universal satisfaction that it is sold under a positive guarantee to effect a cure or your money will be refunded. This guarantee is given in good faith and is carried out to the letter.

Orrine is not a new remedy; it has been sold by the leading druggists in every city for years. It has lifted tens of thousands from the depths to worthy manhood and has the hearty endorsement of grateful men and women in every state in the Union. Orrine No. 1 is the secret remedy; Orrine No. 2 is for those willing to take the treatment.

Either form costs $1. The guarantee is the same in. either case. Write to The Orrine Washington, D. for free treatise on drunkenness, mailed in plain 6ealed envelope.

Orrine will be mailed sealed on receipt of price. Sold by the leading druggists in every town and city, and in this city by Gus Landfall, 501 Fifteenth street. TO PROVIDE A FIELD STEPS TO BE TAKEN AT ONCE TO PROVIDE ATHLETIC PARK ON RIVER FRONT. Committee in Charge Holds with View to Assisting High-School Team. Meeting the Steps are to be taken at once to secure an Athletic field for "Moline on which a quarter-mile track can be laid out so that the hign-school athletes may have a place to tram for spring track events.

A meeting of the committee which has the field project in charge was held late this afternoon in the office of Mayor Olson, chairman of the committee. Other members of the committee are Dr. A. M. Beal, Dr.

J. M. Wyland, M. J. McEniry and L.

R. Blackman. The probability is action will be taken next week to secure the tract of land on the river front which was recently offered for an athletic field by the Moline Ice Co. This ground is east of the Wright Carriage Body Co. at Twenty-fifth street.

WARMIN' UP. A Holyoke writer to the Sporting News has this to say of Jack Tighe: Manager Jack Tighe and his wife arrived on March 17 and the rotund Jack has made himself popular with the directors of the club, and meeting If you are 'show you" KMe BRITON IS A QUITTER HACKENSCHMIDT GIVES UP AFTER HE AND GOTCH WRESTLE FOR TWO HOURS. Neither Man Able to Score Fall, But Gotch Was on Offensive When the Bout Was Ended. Frank Gotch, heavyweight wrest ling champion of the world. This is the title the Humboldt giant won in Chicago last night when George Hack-enschmidt, holder of the title, quit the rmf after two hours of wrestling, dur ing wnicn neither man secured a Ian.

lae prediction made by Jack urkecK a week ago that if Gotch could hold out twenty minutes against the Russian Lion he would win proved true. (The Lion proved himself what Car-keek said he was a quitter. Gotch displayed speed that was startling to his friends, and Hack looked worried when he failed repeatedly to secure his holds. The men worked on their feet for nearly an hour, then the Lion slapped Gotch to the mat. The American bounded to his feet before Hack could follow up his advantage, however.

He wore a smile that exasperated the 'Russian and the patriotism of Americans cheering for I him was like wine to inspire "Hack" Roughly Used. The match was no pink-tea affair. Gotch entered the ring at the short end of the betting. He met "Hack" for the first time when called to the center of the ring by Referee Ed Smith at 10:25. They were at it at 10:27.

After an hour Gotch appeared the fresher of the two. It looked as though he would worry Hacken-schmidt into defeat. His skin was frightfully scraped by the calloused hands of Gotch; there was a cut under his right eye and blood from it blinded and worried him. He complained of Gotch's tactics to the referee, but there was nothing doing. Always the match seemed to swing Gotchward.

As the second hour wore on it was the American who was doing the offensive work. He was rushing his mightier opponent and those who witnessed the bout there was a house were unanimous that eventually Gotch would have worked the deadly toe hold for a fall. The invader realized this better than anyone and quit the ring. SPRING TRAINING GAMES, Chicago Cubs Birmingham 2. Chicago White Sox Dayton 1.

Chicago Half Omaha 2. Brooklyn Montgomery 6. -New York Giants II. Fort Worth 3. Burlington Knox 3.

Detroit Memphis 0. Highlanders Atlanta 1. New York Giants Dallas 0. FOGELSTROM UNDERTAKER 1219 5th Avenue, Moline Old Phone 912; New Phone. 8560 SHORT ADS.

BRING RESULTS CARLISLE HAS A CLOSE CALL FROM BAD INJURY Former Islander Player Performs Well in Game Between Boston Americans II and University of Illinois. Illinois was shut out yesterday in the first game of the season, the second team of the Boston Americans turning the trick. Hinrichsen, the Davenport lad who gave promise during his freshman year of developing into a wonderful pitcher, twirled the entire game for the Illini, and he deserved a closer score than 4 to 0. Carlisle, the former Islander, is leading off in the batting for the Red Sox, as the Boston team will be known this season. He ran into an iron fence while chasing a hard fly in the early stages of the game and was rendered unconscious.

He recovered in a few minutes and was able to continue through the game. The escape from serious injury was fortunate. ISLANDER SQUAD TO PLAY EXHIBITION GAME SUNDAY Manager Cook will divide his Islander recruits into two squads and play an exhibition game at the Rock Island park at 3 o'clock Sunday. It is probable that Eng, Wilson, Howard "and Murphy will don suits and help the recruits. BELDEN HILL ANNOUNCES BUNCH OF BALLPLAYERS Belden Hill of Cedar Rapids has at last made public his list of players for 1908.

They are: Catchers Rollo Brown, Mike Simon. Pitchers Roy Radabaugh, William Fox, Frank Renzenbrink, J. P. Mali-cott, J. LavellerW.

H. Allen, Erwin Ray, Lee Van Nice. Infielders C. A. Mullin, Ivan Howard, Louis Willig, Karl Crandall, Col-lis Spencer, Claude Lamb, Fred Mat-tick, Paul Garzee, H.

McKeen. Outfielders Ben Davis, John Weaver, John Loughlin, C. E. Miller, Denver Mahaffy. Hill's team will report in about a week." The series of practice games for the Rabbits follows: At Cedar Rapids with Oskaloosa April 11 and 12.

At Cedar Rapids with Coe college April 13 and 14. At Oskaloosa with Oskaloosa April 15, 10 and 17. At Ottumwa with Ottumwa April 18 and 19. At Waterloo with Waterloo, April 21 and 22. At Cedar Rapids with Waterloon April 23 and 24.

At Cedar Rapids with the Pastimes of Chicago April 25 and 26. At Cedar Rapids with WTausau, April 27 and 28. Moonlight party next Tuesday night and election returns the Rock Island roller rink. Classified Short Ads bring results. NASTURTIUMS (Dwarf VAUCHAN'S SPECIAL MIXTURE wonderful Chameleon, with difioront fliwm va single plant from a single seed many nnust nuuit-d kinds in every color; fresh seed.

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