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MARCH 9, 1903. THURSDAY MOKNIXGf, THE PITTSBURG POST. BOW-WOWS LOUDLY TAKE POSSESSION OF THE OLD TOWTv) fi KLONDIKE BOYS Ylli. LOCAL DOG SHOW OPEN. bon't Be beceived by The Man with the bland smile who tells you "it's just as good" or that he has "something better" when you order IDEALS SEEN AT THE PITTSBURG BENCH SHOW AT OLD CITY HALL IN THEY DEFEAT THE OLD P.

A. C. TEAM ON THE DUQUESNE GARDEN ICE. SPITE OF THE MEAN WEATHER -MANY VISIT THE CANINES. THE FINAL SCORE IS 8 TO 5.

JUDGING BEGINS AT ONCE Neither Side Seemed to Know Much About the Great Winter Game. Array of Splendid Specimens In All Classes of Little and Big Barkers. American Brewery Beer, Ale or Porter There is nothing "just as good' or something that is "better" Products of DON'T jjKE 9 HIS U0J3 Vm GRETHOUNP (i Independent Brewing Company OF PITTSBURGH. In a hockey game last night at Duquesne Oarden. Iawson City, from the gold country, defeated the r.

A. C. seven 8 to 6. The game was very laughable from start to finish, as neither team knew much about playing hockey, and It looked more like a bunch of actors doing a funny trick before the footlights. The visitors, although living In the col-lest city in the country, where they have ice seven months in the year, were away off In skating, and as far as hockey Is concerned they make a poor showing.

Manager Miller had a fine lot cf men to represent the P. A. C. team, which at one time was the fastest hockey even In this State. His team was made up of lnterscholastlc players, skate boys from the garden and has-beens of former years.

There was not much to the game, and before It was over the small crown grew restless, liawson City scored five of lt goals In the first half, while P. A. C. could get only two. The half ended with both teams playing for wind.

in the second half the F. A. C's took a brace and started to rush things along, and It looked at one time as If they were going to tie the score. They would have done so had Koch, the skate hoy. did more passing.

Arch Williams kept the spectators in good humor by trying to stand most of the visitor on their heads by may of tripping. For this he had to warm the bench. P. A. C.

scored three goals in this half, making five in all. The visitors also managed to shoot three. Final score: tlty P. A. C.

6 l.lne-up: P. A. UAWSO.V CITY-8 Donnelly Ooal Forrest Koch Point Johnston Williams Cover point Hannay Ahl Onter Kennedy Taylor Rover Mclennan Tt seventh annua! bnch show of tb ru-quesne Kennel club opened in Old City hall yesterday morning. In spite of the miserable day, rain and snow, quite a crowd of admirers turned out. Of counii It was a rather discouraging first day, but Secretary ted man wu happy nevertheless.

His efforts have secured a really nrnt-claaa bench ehow for Pittsburg. A vlalt to tha hall will convince everybody of this. Every canine breed li represented by the best in Its clam. There are bulldogs there so ugly that they are beautiful. A long string of fox terrier, always popular dogs In Pittsburg, both wire halrad and smooth, are, on exhibition, and a better and livelier set never barked In the old hall.

Big dogs are well represented big and ugly, which means first-class. Judging began early and the ring was surrounded by a dense mob all the time. Thre are many local dcgs on exhibition, and nearly all look as If they were of championship caliber. A local representative Is In almost every class. Sporting pointers, setters, beagles, are well represented, and good specimens are on exhibition.

The principal winner yesterday were; Ureat Ian Winners, dogs, first, Hoew Tot-ten's Tristan reserve, Theo E. Smith's I'orthos. Bitches, first, DaJmore kennel's Lady Ford ham Lohengrin; reserve, Mrs. A. D.

ilao-Uonakl's Iianuora. Irish setters Winners, does and bitches, first. L. 8. A.

Contoit's chaimpkm St. Cloud reserve, sam-i owner's St. Cloud's Star. Prizes offered by the Irish Setter club, of America, best novice dog or bitch, L. tt S.

A. Contoit's sne, fflaarvwvAW A. THING- OP Order them at your bar or cafe have a case sent home from your wholesaler's. JOY FOREVER xp BREWKRIES OWKEDi Dmi'GsXE BREWING CO, Pittsburgh. Pa.

D. LIT! SOX BRRWIXU CO, Allegheny, Pa. AMERICAN BREWIXO B-onett. Pa. AXTOX BREWING CO, Monesgasrls City, Pa.

MOXEfSEX BREWIXCJ CO, MofMfl, Pa. II OKU I. BREWING CO, MHlvale. P. Bl'TLER BREWING CO, Batter, P.

CHARI.EROI BREWING CO, Charlerol. Pa. NEW KENSINGTON BREWING CO, New Kensloarton, Pa. GAMBRINCS BREWING CO, New Kenalnsrtoa. Pa.

FIRST NATIONAL, BREWING CO, MrKrm Rooks. Pa. HIM. TOP BREWING CO, Mt. Oliver.

Pa. HOME BREWING CO, Draddeck, Pa. ANDERTON BREW ING CO, Bearer Falls. Fa. When you drink them you get St.

Cloud's Mona; best limit dog or bitch, same Bright Right wing Unnail I Hendry Ieft wirg Falrbalrn IJoAls-- Kennedv 5. l.annsn Johnston 1. Taylor 4. Bright 1. Referee Jack- Time Two iO- IIOMEsiTEAU BREWING CO, Haaneatead.

Pa. minute halves. AMONG THE BOXERS. LECTURES ON GRAND OPERA. COWBOYS AT WHITE HOUSE.

Seth Bullock'a "Bunch Talk and Smoke Informally With President. My Asscclated Press. WASHINGTON, March Captain Seth 9iA2.S ITT ITS f0 FridaySaturday March 10th and 11th, We will place a sale for 1st day a lr To-night at Washington ball. Reaver and W'sshington avenues. Allegheny, a looming show given by the Manchester A.

C. will take plnre. From the Interest taken In It by the veople cf that section a grfat crowd Is exj-cted as everybody to see Paddr Nee in action. The foilntvltig t'oxers will aleo appesr: PatsV Rranniitan and Tommy ft Nell. Jack McAullite and Your.r Feeny.

Kid Stahi and Harry Hurke. Johnny MrMinui and Harry Palmer J-x-Kraliy lil be ready to go on with any one wbo cares to meet him. The windup will be Paddy Nee and Patsy H. g.in. ani aa both are ex-er1enced men the bmt should be Interesting The show will start promptly at I S' o'clocU.

Cle-eiand sports are taking considerable Interest In the intercity championship, in wh.cn the pick of the boir.g talent tt t'ieveland and Pltteburg are to cmete here on St Patri'-k a March 1 Hert Wing and KM Hn.ck. two the Cleveland qua-ti. have mn irm admirers In I 'lev eland who ill thm leat the nen in their respective cias.es W'md comes Cleveland that the tir men here are training itaily at l.avarks a The Men's rlub received a let.er yeerrisy fiojri Ja ilri-n. trainer of ioe Philadelphia borfrs ho ate t. t-re four from this cltv r.t Monday night In toe Interel'y tournament at td City hail nHrten ha.

the utmost confidence in the bovs ho ar. owners tt ciouj t-rax; oest open dog or bitch, W. J. J. Stewart Layoock Barracks Eieho.

Fox terriersj 'Winners, dogs, first, Sabine kennels' Sabine Reynar-i; reserve, same kennels' Sabine Ruler. Uitch-s, first. Sabine k-mels' tabine Kefj.sal; reserve, same kfnneis' Sabine Fox terriers, wires Winners, dogs, first. Miss Frances A. McCahili's tmicliffe Cackler: reserve.

A. H. Higgins-jn's Endciiffe Pursr-Bitches. first. Miss rVancea A.

McCahili's Co. iSeJwonK' Fi iget; reserve, Georg9 s. Thomas' Endclin'e Prcise. Pointeis Winners, dogs, first. Oeorg Biei-stein's Baron Pakally; reserve, J.

S. Mag-ley's Judge M. Hitches, first, Robert C. Mo WUiiien's Iot Ripstone: reserve, S. Pierce's Bella T.

Welsh terriers Winners, dogs and bitches, first, S. Smith's Lady of Cedarvale; reserve, Myron W. Koblnson'r Ch. SeHvonk Ringleader. Pus--Winners.

dogs and bitches, first, the EtM-rftirt kennels' Champion Lokl; reserve, George Porter's i f.uc.ss Wandle. The special prir.es awarded were as follows: Cup for fox in the limit class, smooth or wire-haired. Srabine kennels' Sabine Reynard; T. H. Uarlick'N fox terrier scarf pin lor the best fox terrier, smooth or wire, American bred, shown under Mr.

Caldwell, Sabine kennels' Sailne Fabcila; John M. Roberts A Son Company, cup for the best fox terrier, smooth or wire. in or bitch, owned by a resident of Pennsylvania west of Altoona, W. F. Peter's Very Swift.

Cup off wi by Welsh Club of America for the lest Welsh terrier in the show and also the cup offered by Myron W. Roblnsou for best Welsh terrier unJ and bred by exhibitor, won by B. S. Smith's Itdy of Cedar-vaio. Monongahela Field Trial club's medal for best dog in shew, won by R.

K. Armstrong's Armstrong's Ifcjn; tarn; clubs medal for best bitch in show, wop. by R. C. Mcyulllen's Dot It ipfctmie.

The show will continue to-day and until Saturday night. With fair weather the hall should be crowdtd at all times. HOUSEHOLD Soldering Sets For ITQPerSeL Hullock and his company of cowboys, whose picturesque appearance was a fea- tute cf the Inauguration day were I given a reception to-night by President Hocsevell. They walkeci to the White House in the rain, having solo their ponies which they brought with them from the West. Cap-! Hullock and his men remained at the White llouj for an hour, having an ln-j formal chat and a amoke with the Presl-! dent, who gave them a cordial greeting.

They will leave for home to-morrow. Th reception was the outcome of the presentation ro-day by the cowooys to youi.g Theod ire Roosevelt of one of th I brosight with them, a strong range gray animal. 14 rr 15 hands high, which me young man had admired. The young man wanted t-i shiw 5ome appreciation icf the gift, and accordingly an invitation i to the White House to-night followed. Instructive Discussion on Coming Performances Seat Sales Are Unusually Large.

On Tuesday afternoon of this rveelc Prof. A. M. Foerster. th well-known Pittsburg composer, gave a lecture on "Parsifal'' and "Die Meisterslnger." the two Wagner operas which are to be given here next week by the Metropolitan Opera.

House Company, at Hamilton Hall, Wood street. Mr. Foerster took up the story of the operas and explained briefly the salient feature, while the the.nes and some selections from each opera were played on the Angelus by Percival K. Van Yorx. This lecture a attended by a large audience of operagoers.

who desire to be intelligently Informed of the story and musical setting of "Parsifal" and "Die Meisterslnger," and so enjoyable and instructive was the afternoon that the program will be repeated to-day at 3i2l at Hamilton Hall by the same speajter. Th plan originally announced was to have excerpts from all the opera of next week: played to-day. but so many request were receive! from those who missed the Tuesday program that the above change was decided upon. Tickets may be obtained without cnarge upon application at Hamilton s. The sale of seats for the opera-s stiil goes on very briskly and the total sale to date is far In advance of that for the corresponding period of last year.

Mr. (i. Schlotterbeck arrived to-day from New York, after a hurried trip over the circuit the company is now beginning, and brings with him glowing reports of the Interest manifested everywhere In the I to come her, frm the t-'ne of tils letter he must think there is p.or materia! here, h'tt 1 Jimmy Mason says he will te bdiy Jed. I and. what Is nvire.

the toys frvm this city aw i the sort that can not best t.e MAkIn Cj EVES AT tmc '4 i t-ut put then out. -k I h-- -1 1 1 m-ef a tnufh tn Ycuna Includes the following-: Good alse Copper Semper. Box Roa-ia. Piec-e Blorlc Tin. Bars Solder.

Br mat! 14e extra. DOST FORGET RrDOLPHS DOLLAR RAZOR. Satisfactory or mosey back. Sent to any address postage prepaid. Rudolph Hardware 113 Smithfleld Pa.

xnz zr.z; i accused of "whitewashing" will nUTm-er' nJ i Board of Public Safety Charged With Baseball at McKeesport ON LOCAL BOWLING ALLEYS. PIRATES AGAINST YANIGANS. i f.ti! on the alleys last night. th sang takng all three games Four men uiav.t rn tuer-nal uo tjie wieners Scrs: Showing Disposition to Shield Firemen. The Men's ciub will have ii all- star on Saturday ntsht at its hall (jt Fifth avenue Jock Phenirie will meet Ixiuis I Wabash pivr- Pennsy Flyers McKeerport baseball fans are worried over tee recent purchase of the Steel Works park 8t P.lverton by the Pennsylvania railroad, as It is the only place in the.

city suitable for regulation leagua baeball. It is understood that the company intends to use the grounds at once. Manager H. S. Crawford, of the S-fc i rrrer ITT V- coming performances.

Of course. Pitts- Socials Take All Three From St. Boniface and Southside Easily Beats Cecelia. Pittsburg Players Will Play Practice Games Among Themselves at the Hot Springs Park. H3 1-57 171 171 17 i 1 Uier! I l-t loftier Thomas i 1TJ Manuel in tlie windjp of six rounds specia! to The Pittsburg Tost.

T. x. 1-AST LIVKKPfHiU March Kid McoT and Jack Mc we-e pf puWic which was lnves- 'pa'tlcTsaV liJT Iti-ln the alleged bungl.ng of the r-e rnjel S-hrniII Tois McKeesport Works nine, la hustling to secure accommodations for the crack team he Th" tbur' tfBm il havr tn iZ3 ia MT T. ils w. fir.

the alie last 'he ft -w tats had an my time defeating th 5t. Bonlfa.e i umK, i. a iitetiien mi ii.e ok hic wi around the Houth this month hunting for hard has signt-'L If possible he will secure fie SoutKM.ie iast right (u.te tin! the agr-ement The 1 having been accused of a disposition J-eyler ogam eu. ioiytr.pia club, of M- Keesp.irt. wl'l biirg ofT; "wbttewasn' the fire department.

Mayor lettT were never in It. but gamely as they have done season. N--t a practice said President ft ey fuss last hey night. "Manaser Clarke will have enouah I nr.isti cfcaljensre up against J. The scores the contests and looks for a banner o.

use. MVcr to-day relieved It of the task. I are: fvme fine are rr-wnise-l. i lis autMitnted llolils tjrosshaua. U.

on the Reynolds projerty in the Tenth ward and have it remodeled. Manager Crawford lias some of the best amafur players In the State, and if grounds can be secured McKeesport will wltnes-a flno baseball. George Knglish will be caiitaln again, while Humi.h tvjitell will te infield captain. McKeesport ts acheduled to open the k-uoii in that city with Homestead April 28. seore was made, aithoua-li Ria Andy carre within two pins cf the mark It Was a H'-cta! game with frequent side remark.

Scores tt. ffcmfface team I r.viirr iS4 1M Croxali and Kdwin Smith to take tne tes- Htngloff lb ivS r. y. I I The proposed match between Mull Bowseg timony. arid the commission began to and Jack Miackbum is tt Kiaekt-utn showed i ttwnirht nt the r.iv council cha m- the St Vmrmt at lev, a night tr.rr i no to his forfeit and therefore Bl C'l onm nurg is counted one or the best cities visited on the tour, as Is attested by the comparatively large number of performances allotted to this city, and all connected with the company look forward with pleasure to the stay here.

It is hard to say that particular preference Is shown any one of the operas announced for next week. The "Parsifal" performance attracts many as the most remarkable undertaking of recent years; to others "Die Meistersinger" through repeated performances appeals most "Ies Huguenots" as the only matinee is having a good sale, while" the Monday and Thursday operas, with Caruso and other stars in the strong cast, present opportunities which discriminating operagoers are appreciating. This coming season, promised as farewell to Pittsburs; by the Metropolitan Opera House company, bids fair to eclipse previous ceasons In all particulars. It is expected the investigation will con- ifi matt h. Scores I try to get Curley upea to meet Ilws-r tinu for a week.

C. 136 13' Harris 1 If J. Mi-elier li 1 i'-t A 17 in. Mv.t. Ul lie 1ST li l.eibsch.

MS l- 12 K. Vy Ill l.V Joe Mver 1 177 lis (J-rttrm. PiT 11 ATTEMPT AT BLACKMAIL Monessen Fruit Dealer Receives Threatening Letter Instructing Him to Give Up or Die. Fpecia! to The Pittsburg Port. COXSELLSVILLE.

March S. Tony Bufano. the local interpreter and detective, accompanied by L. Raimondio. left to-day for Monessen, to help out the latter's brother-in-law.

Frank Dinia, a wholesale frmit dealer, who last night received a letter, stating that unless he deposited $2,000 at a designated place within 24 hours, he would be a dead man. He telegraphed here for aid. His brother-in-law and the detective are guarding him and will bring him to Connellsville to-morrow, where he will stay until he thinks the danger is over. luh. cf Allegheny, is the Ntarly a doxen witnesses were heard to hold boxing contests It to-nignt.

flebi again ready The most unfavorable testiniotiv against 77 742 fi ivnti ir.i j3 14! IK li- 47 TotaJs 2Si 71 and Stoh tapper 1T1 Jt "A A. Stoh IS 1'. la- SH 'irxx Reds Are Off for Florida. CIXCIN.VATI. March Cincinnati Reds, L'l strong.

left over the Juen Ac Crescent route to-day for Jackiwmvillo. where they will begin their spring training. The other three members of the club wi.l Join them larer. in tne party were Manager Kelley Catchers S-Mei anl Phelps, pitchers Hahn. Harper.

F.wing, Walker, Overall. Chech. Min-ahan, Feeney, Farreil and Hosteller. InfleMers Hugglns, Corrtgan. Hfeinfeldt.

Arndt and and Outfielders Odwell. Sebring and Uoian. the firemen was given by Jjr. George 1. lkert.

He lost a valuable building which he aaid could have been sav hid the been efficiently directed and at their work rtght. Rev. J. H. Weaver, win wis on the scene early, told how the blaze could have been checked.

Other witnesses said the firemen did weli. considering what they had to work with. Cm the Oyella alleys last night the goujhabte team ran away fr--m Cs.ptain Klcpidck's eifllas Tlie latter were up agalnet more railroad.s than is the common share of mortal bov.iers. Itatmhoff. who won the championship in the Iii.eflin league laM iwainti.

the star high w-urt ff I'M and i-t average of Soutbio team Vc-iia Team has oonduted such contests as that between Jack McClelland and "rocker Boyle and Mull ser and Mike Ixmovan. It intends to ha the first contest on March 25, The roam event i to between Kid ir and Paddy Nee and ail bouts are to of sig rounds, Yock Henmger Is the official refere. The manager of the rltib la requested to rail up fhe manager of the Foster club het een 12 and 1 o'clock P. at A. 'phone 107 1 a wrer.ee IH-k Otven of Homestead, would like to arrange a match with Krar.k Diamond fUananast for Saturday etenlng at the Bus-lrtej-a Men's club and would like to hear from Red M-n concerning this match through "The Post." Jack Bruce requested to be at this offire tn-niht at o'clock.

The game that mas to played on the WyHe avenue alleys last htght between le eni the i a Milk Co. was eaile-1 --ft on account of McTtghe. a nwifllw tf the o. A luatng a child by death. All the Tiuhland 1-uriit are rerjuested to report On tne fouthsld this evenibg St Wilkinsburg Pastor Installed.

The installation services of Rev. Lew's Robb. at Trinity Reformed Church. Wilkinsburg. were conducted last night bv Kev.

A. K. Cllne of Pittsburg. Rev. J.

ti. Walter of Pittsburg. Rev. A IV Fau-man of Pitcairn. and Rev.

T. R. Diets of Turtle Creek. A reception wiii held for Rev. Robb next Thursday evening.

Miller IK It; Slrlmii Hi 14 Paulus 144 l.Vi 14'. Nlmlck I 17 C.Hahn. 170 171 Knurr.hu!?.. lid 1TH Nix 173 12 Vochurn. 12 IMJ Ivi, 119 PC 147 fi WASHINGTON.

Pa A petition signed by 209 names has been presented to the county com-missioneis asking for the Improvement of the county roads in the eastern section of Washington county. 7k2 Totals. Auditing Department a Winner. The auditing department of the Philadelphia Company defeated the contracting department by a store of 2 to 1 in the sec-aid game of a rtea of three. The contracting department won the first ganv.

The features were trie runs by Hayes and the body checking of Ixickhart. The rc.stch let en Neidhart and Vols on on pfde and Homiek ami luriihart on the other, scheduled to-ilght, has ben foned until further rotice. players with him to form two tennis, and the (Hijnd nine will as strong some of the regular teams In the big leagues. Al WaK'i'r. of the Montreal Kastern league club, who is undoubtedly one of the t-eet minor lairie lyers in the country, is Jtoinir with us to met into haie before he reports t- his Ifuni.

and he i-m be used at third baw on the wonl team. McHrble la a fine short stoj-; Howard is a second baseman and Heine Peitz can i-lay first rirht up to the handle. The flnst thre infieifJers are strona fl-i-l-n and runn-rs, and twu of them are hard bitters. In the Clarke will have hum I-ever. who Is always manaser of the YaniKans.

for right field and Homer Hiilebrand for one of the other nosi-tions. JSum may have to use another pitcher in tbe outfield, but If he could get Patsy Flaherty for the vacancy be would be v. eli fined. Witn a irood battery His team would 1- str-nK enough to make ever, an aii-star airr'-fEati''o and I will be surpri! if it doe noL win a frw of the practice game- "Leever will llnd able In Peitr ar.l Al Waaner. and they are sure to encourage him in his efforts to beat the Regulars At Cincinnati.

Heine si ways handled the Reds In the exhibition itnmee Hp is the kind of a player who likes to win ail the time, and is sa a-tive in the exhibitions as in a cbam j-ionshi event. I am glal that the opposition will be formidable, as It will force the r-uiar team to exert to the utmost, and better results will he obtainel than would te possible if the games were one-sided" The first game of 1W will not be played until April 14. but President 1 'rev-fuss was notified yesterday that the Cincinnati team, which will entertain the Pittsburg club on that date, is already preparing for the event. President August Herrmann announces that his club Is making extensive Improvements on Its grounds and ja'anris. The seating capacity will lie increased materially.

The present stand in left Held will be made a double-decker. There will also bo more seats in the grandstand. President Herrmann, predicts that if the weather man does his duty the opening day turnout wiii be the largest ever known In Cincinnati. Al! of the Pittsburg players who are expected to take part In the preliminary exercises at Hot Springs have been heard from. Roher-taiile wrote from bis Cohoej, X.

Y. home that he will leave for Pittsburg to-day. and that he has asked Clancy to accompany him. Manager Fred Clarke arrived at Hot Springs on time. He had Holmes witn him.

From now on Oarke will direct the work of the players at Hot Springs. The Pittsl.u.-K layers who will report here Saturday have been Invited by Manager A. S. MeSw-itran to attend the hockey game at pu-tjuesne. Oarden Saturday evening.

(JM 1. A DITT NO 2. To-night in the Count leagiie three matehes will be rolled. The Federals will meet Troy on the Federal fhe Iujuesnes and ilnwools wiii clash on the Uu-pjesne alievs and the MHIvale and Hraddock teams will roil off a sjstponeti matth on the Miilvaie alies The linkers' league rolled Its regular schedule on the club alleys laat night. The Farmers Whltlnger.

Ooal Rrown NO ARRESTS IN WRECK INVESTIGATION YET. Tally Henery Jamey Hi hulp Point Cover point Hover Center Right wing Meade reed -MeKutinil Hayes rimith Referee curly. L-eft Wing tloc. is lockhart, Meaie, Hayes. Scnmuck.

Timekeeper liown. College Juniors In the Field. The Pitisburg College Junior bssehall team organised ytsteniay for th c.n-.iiig seas.n The i-rosiiects for a winning team are bright, as nearly ail of last year's team la in school and has made application for the team Marry Ztmnjer. fhe speedy little center fielder wa. elei-ted captain, and under his direction the bovs expected to beat their record of 11 victories an! no defeats made last rear last year's team ieehtn.

Cain. McXally. Zimmer, Carraher. McCarthy. McNulty and Bishop bBve made application an-i will doubt-less be found In the line-up this season.

The new men trying for positions are: Ward MeVenn, Hzabo, Wacketman. Kellher. Ot'onnor. Tugtnan. Tucker.

Gwyer. Briley, Haley, s. htieider. Troxell, Hravender. Cregan ltiiy.

OTieiliy and Shannon. DINNER TO JUDGE RODGERS. Associates on Bench Pay Tribute to Retiring Colleague at Duquesne Club. Tn honor of the retiring judge of the common pleaa bench of Allegheny county, Elliott Hodgers. a pleasant dinner was given last evening at the Duquesne club, hieh had for guests distinguished members of the bar and judges of the county courts.

The dinner was given by Judge James K. Macfarlane. Among the were Judge J. J. Miller.

Judge Marshal! Rrown, Judge John 1. Shafer and former Judge Elliott Rodgers. Others Included Attorneys W. S. Ialzell.

W. A. Hlakely. William Hall and W. L.

Munro and aome of the officials of the Pittsburg Coal Company with whom Judge Kodgers becomes associated. The dinner waa a unique affair, the name of each guest being marked at his place on lumps of coal with the letters in white. The souvenirs were also oddities, being miniature scuttles of coal, while the flowers and other decoration were handsome and attractive. The dinner was followed by addresses complimentary to the retiring Judge, and the occasion was much enjoyed by all present. wfn three games as usoal.

the Iineoln team teing unable to stop them. The Germans made a dean sweet againet the Meilons and now l-ok sure of finishing second. The Second Nationals won Ihe oOd from the The standing of the clubs is as foilow-s: W. I vi w. I.

P. Farmers 1 Diamond in CiW-rnvan 11 11 Lincoln lit Second 34 13 ,51 Mellon. 19 nothing lint will give such speedy There's relief and cure and at the same time strengthen the side and restore energy as an AUcock's Farmers Lincoln t'nderwo'd 17 J-f ill Porous Piaster. Hovie 161 164 A in the right side, however, is Pis. ifi.t 119 l.V, 1H 1U Iavis 1S4 9 163; 1IM IW 112 li3 i-m 141 117 lit 130 7 rr 64 iS IV, Wilkinsburg Outplays Homestsad.

Reserves Up Against It, The Young American Juniors defeated the Newman Reserve on the Newman floor Tuesday night In a close and Interesting game by the score of 4U to The features of the game were the team work of the Young American Juniors and the foul shooting of Liavis. 1-lne-uo: Y. A. JUNIORS 4ft. RESKRVKK 2fi.

Davis Forward lirown Forward Rowe W'ohlfarth Center Wenn Wall Guard Hall iii-er Guard -Coleman V'ifUl gosls Wohlfnrth 7. IJrown tj, iTrTT-eer Wall 2, I.ils 2. Rowe 3. Hall 3, Wenn. Coates.

Foul goals Brown 3, Davis 6, Clune Vi. How Teysmer. At Wilkinsburg last night the Wilkinsburg team defeated the Homestead team In a pool Totals. often caused by thickening of the bile which may lead to ga8 stones. The bast treatment is to wear an AJIcock's Plaster as he K-or gaoie.

Wilkinsburg Homestead JJft'nifan 22 F.4 Pitlpint-n 4 17 MeCune Coroner Armstrong Persuing His Own Course 'No Conference With Fanning. Coroner Joseph G. Armstrong yesterday gave evidence of his. determination to Ignore all unofficial Investigations Into the wreck of the Cleveland special on the Fort Wayne railroad. As was told In "The Post" yesterday morning, the blame placed by the railroad company on Knglnsman Iing was ignored by the coroner, who will order no arreata until ne complete his already well-woven net of evidence as to block lights failing to work.

etc. Vcsterduy Cnptaln F. M. Fanning, of Cleveland, of ciovernor Herriek's Ktaff. was reported to have had a conference with Coroner Armstrong yesterday, but while the supposed conference was on Fanning was tn Cleveland.

At the Helle-vue hospital. In addition to Major J. K. McCJuigg and Charles Smith. Krneet S.

Mills waa brought there from the orphanage at Kmsworth yesterday. MiHs had recovered so far as to permit his being removed and placed In the Heilevua Institution, where better facilities could be provided for his care. Theodore Specht. another Injured at the Polish orphanage, will be able to go to Cleveland In a few day. A detail of men from the Engineer corps, tinder command of Sergeant l-Yank J.

(iilson, reached Pittsburg yesterday and liegan the work of gathering up the Graham Brow-n Nichols 110 i tlerman 117 12K 1SJ JW 131 137 lo-J Vllsack 1 17 Heed H7 lo llVKaptf 073 6M, Mellon West Mullen Mc Michael shown in fhe illustration, until cured. 14 179 ing J7 1 ll" JS l.t 114 1T 1.11 1 '8 132 750 7.4 YouU be surprised to. find how sooa Total Scratches- Total 9 Homestead 9. Wilkinsburg 4. FOUR MINERS ARE KILLED.

PREPS LOSE TO FRESHMEN. N7 li3L Totals. yon are relieved. I as ajkBsar MM i ajapaji Car and Breaks Loose on Incline, Diamond i Hecond Parsons 144 lis 14.1! 1 lerrod ISO 159 jo2 Wills 113 119 Stephenson. l'1) li4 121 1 JonehcO.

131 57 Via 1.10 fiotice to Pile Sufferers lssMsgJrM mMcmrr Jm mrm WltlXMlt 4OlCSsMDn CkksV StaMssst aVftMaBCSasafvl alaw teraal nasi i. tare world fca-cWy, aad the safest, tor tbey imssila a I ifts inisjna naalsil ii rn ii xx 1W Barker 14S Khoda liri M'-Caughan 1Si 12H 12K 1C3 H7 7j I Totals r.si 7L'0 6SS f44 617J a 1 Won'! Ak You to Take Anyone's Word I'or Wlui Pyramid Pile Cure Will iJo. The Langs and Jeffries' Leaders, of the Barbers' league, rolled on fhe Club alleys last night. The Leaders won the odd game. Hcores; Death and Injury Follow at Shrewsburg.

Special to The Pittsburg Post. W. March yiircwsburg four miners met death und four others were injured by the breaking loose of a car on the incline leading from ihe mine opening to. the tipple. 1'hyslclnns say that the tour injured nave a chance of recovery.

Chief Mine Inspector J. W. Paul went to Shrewsburg this morning to niuke a report of the accident. A jury was empanneled to-day liyCoro lleardsley to make an investigation as lo the cause of the accident. The four men.

Andrew Hunt, William McSurley, John McSurley and Kdward McOlotnein, who were killed, will be buried to-morrow. BOLTERS MAY PARTICIPATE. Executive Board of Republican County Committee Claims to Have Been Misunderstood. Fpeclal to The Pittsburg Post NEW CASTLK, March Republicans, who bolted the straight ticket last fall, when Judge John D. Wallace, was defeated for re-election, will be allowed to participate in the coming primary, April J5.

according to a decision reached last night by thu executive board of the Republican county committee. Protests hritl been made against the announced intention to bar all who cut the straight ticket. The executive board declared thiit its Intentions had been misunderstood. The rule requiring all Republicans to register 3f days before election, to secure vote, has been amonded. us the primary will lake place only 15 days after the general moving day.

Wups Come Out Ahead in a Close Game of Basket Bail on the Prep Floor. The Wup freshmen took Allegheny Prep into camp yesterday on the Prep floor by the score of 34 to 30. The game was fast and waa fiercely contested. Sherbon slipped one through and everybody began shouting. The lirst half ended li to 17 in Wup favor.

The second half was faster than the first, as Orr and Hloan were put out of the game for indulging in the manly art. Jamison, Pates and tii 1 1 were stars for Wup, while Worcester played best for Prep. I.ine-up: V. I. P.

34. PKEP. Jamison Forward lletter lifltes Forward Sloan Old Center Worcester Pherbon (Piard Kd. Murphy orr Huard Tut-tin Field goals Jamison f. Hates 6.

311l Orr. fcherbon, Vandiwort. Worcester 7. Sloan 2. Keiter.

Murpiiy, Tustin. F-uil goals Worcester i. Jaodson 4. Fouls called Itn Allegheny 4, on Wup 17. Substitutions Km.

Murphy for Sloan, Vandiwuit for rr. Iteferee Nickel, of Southside. various oiansets ana other military prop- Langs I I-aders Manrel Wfp.oth 104 1X7 Autt 126 bw Shields Jos 1VJ 142 12F.Schell lf.4 Helming its i FlHher 12M J4S 1JS ItlKKH SS llfi Kunnlauf lKi 14-i 12-1 Murphy 104 i Totals 141 742 672 32 14a r.75; tin the Club alleys last night P.laney- Flor Tou Can Have a Trial Package Free by Mall. We recelvt- htiiidreda of letters like the following: "I have been feeling so koo3 I could hardly believe It, after sufferlng piles f-r a year, to tind that 1 am once more leelltig llKe myself. I wish you couid have seen me before I started lining I'yraniid I'lle Cure and look at me now, and you would say I am not the hp.

me man. 1 have trained 'Js) poundw, and all on account of Pyramid Pile Cure." AValter rfliatkley, 5i; park street, Springfield, Mass. "1 bought a fifty cent box of Pyramid Pile Cure and lined as directed with the mot unexpected results, a complete cure. I have been troubled with piles for thirty itiin nd v.n In rsuch distress and oasKVl ists took two out of three games from the itar- ten-iers. Awards Public Building Contract.

WASHINGTON. March 8. Special.) Tin- contract for the construction of the new Federal building at Washington, to-day awarded by 'he secretary of th treasury to Thomas Reiliy. of Philadelphia, at his bid of $47,73. The work Is to be completed by March 5.

i'MXa. jTiuf-h lilnoil. but at oreKenf ro fra erty mm oecame misplaced during the accident. There is considerable stored at the railway station at Clifton, and there are blankets and other supplies at the hospitals and scattered about the city. CROSSES LAND AND SEA.

Wife Seeks Missing Husband and Police Will Aid in Locating Him. Mrs. Miriam Maw, who arrived here from England, Tuesday, went to police headquarters yesterday, and request I taat an efTort be made to find her husband. Gordon Maw. He was formerly employed as a butler In the family of the late H.

K. Jones at rtewlcklev, and until lat Jlooeinbor his wlie received letters from him regularly. When they ceased she decided to come to this country and look for him but after going to Sewlckley, she found ho had left the family last September. The woman is almost broken-hearted, and a temporary home was found for her. while the police will try to locate her hus-bu nd.

They act like Exercise." X-for the Bowels Ten AH Cents Druggists Fatal Powder Explosion. March 8 the explosion of a keg of powder here this morning Anthony Baker, a miner, was fatally burned, his wife seriously burned and their 14-months-old baby killed. Hartenders I Klaney's Florists Mulltn irl 1" Piinkel 1K7 P-T. Titus 1M 1. Ulaney I2 Hasley HO 171 175! Mall 161 2nl H3 Traner 12'5 21!) Pi7 167 Hupp lJti 182! SSchad 173 1S4 7M 724 S0HI Totals S24 773 72S In a duekoin match lawt night on the Wll-kltisburg alleys the Hope jas Co.

totk all three games from the Itarnsiiale boys. Mc-Munn made a ycore of 12c. Scores: Harnsdale Hope (las Co. Furlong 71 S7 71 Corrin 74 7r, fJannon 77 S2 71. Hull Ill 7.1 7 Porter S3 Cox 7H 77 91 McKagle 73 fi Mcllimn X6 120 Ki L-uell so lis US ilennltig si 101 10 4ij 419 Totals 410 416 44 In the St.

Vincent league iast night the Browns took two games from the lira vs. Scores: Grays Browns Beriz 114 1W IWi 1S.3 111 Ill 132 lf.U Henington 126 131 Fisher 135 117 1 In! Wussernian 125 131 133 143 17i HulTenach JU9 170 121 A. 13.7 1S2 167ileitz 144 141 118 64S 734 777 Totals 699 7G3 Pneumonia. Old people and those who have weak lungs cannot be too careful In guarding against this disease. I'tieuiiionla always results from a cold or from an attack of the grip and can be prevented bv the timely use of Chamberlain's Cough item-edy.

A great many who had every reason to fear pneumonia have warded It off by the prompt use of this remedy. The following Us uti Instance tf this sort: "Too much cannot be sold In favor of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, and especially for colds and influenza. 1 know that tt cured my daughter, Ljnira. of severe cold, and I believe saved her life when she was threatened with 1). WILCOX, Ixigan.

New York. 3l2xvx Another for the First Wards. The Ramblers, of the Manchester league, last night went down to defeat at the hands of the downtown boys to the tun of itf to 7. The shooting of Kinney and MctPiwan was oti from all parts of the floor and the fast work of Snyder and brought forth much applause. The game was clean, there being but hve louls called in the whole game.

Line-up; FIRST WAHU-WI. RAMBLEKS-i. McOowan Forward JStehle tSnydvr Forward Pavls Kinney Center A. flitting Surdlck Guard H. (Jlttins Curtln t.uard Jibs Field goals Kinney 12, McOowan 7, Knvder 4.

Surdick 4. Curtln. Stehle 2. A. Oittins.

Foul goal A. Oittins. Substitution Husaey for Cur-tin. Time of halves 15 and 20 minutes. TimekeepersJones and Ed Schmld.

Referee Ike Lawrence. tnv kind of piles. F. McKay, Veaver-viiie, Cal. "I'yramid Pile Cure has been worth thousands of dollars to me: It cured me iifter using numbers of other remedlea tuxl taking medicines from doctors.

It ul.so cured toy son, although he couid liardly walk, eat or sleep; he is now all right." ii. St ringfullow, Postmaster, Klko, B. Hy the use of Pyramid Pile Cure you will itn unnecessary, trying and expensive examination by a physician and will rid yourself of your trouble In the privacy of your own home at trifling exper.Be. After using the free treatment, which we mail in a perfectly plain wrapper, you can peture regular full-size packages from druggists at M) cents each, or we will mail direct in plain package upon receipt of price, pyramid Drug 1651 Main street, Marshall, Mich, Will be found Hii excellent remedy Tor sit headac i.e. Carter's Little JUiver Pills.

of letters from people who have used them prove this fact. Try the in. PRINTING RILES: MAKES OLD FOLKS FEEL YOUNG. Munyon'a Paw-Paw Tonic ts Just th thing for elderly people. Brightens them up, strengthens them and renews their youth.

Commercial and Society vrork done In the rljcht way at the right price at the right time. A. W. McCLOY CO. Stationer.

Printers, Engravers, Binders. 636 LIBERTY STREET. IJOSTON Andrew Carnegie was appointed a meml-er of the committee to visit the liarvanl chemical laboratory by the overseer of Harvard college, to etceed th late William H. BaHwln, of Kcw iaik. John Allen, of 1710 Cliff street, died last night at o'clock.

He was a foreman of a gang of men repairlnit an elevator in a building at Rebecca and Frazler streets. Allegheny, yesterday morning. A block fell from ths top of the shaft and struck him on the hsad. fracturing his skull. The new school building in Brinter avenue.

North Braddock, which cost wan dedicated last night. Pleaant to use. San-Curs. Ointment hsa never failed In curing Itching, bleedirg or protruding piles. 8n-Cura Ouumsnt all druggists, itc and Uc.

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