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TO CHECK MARYLAND. AMERICAN LEAGUE FIXES ITS CIRCUIT. MORE TROUBLE FOR THE BIG FIGHTERS. POLICY OF SHAME AND LOOT. Continued From First Page.

BALTIMORE, Philadelphia and Boston Arc Admitted. Players Limited to 4 for Each Club "It's War With the National League," Says Johnson. be considered undersirable to the other Sfev iwili JSmL iiliiiii Nr7p Mi SaS2f MHil I TOWSILIHE tWuta'; MUM SORE THROATi Sore Mouth. Ulcerated' 1111111511 iSpSl li Sore Mouth, SH WMWt Tonsiiniis. Hoarseness.

Pnliliiifi Www THE TONSILINE A resolution was passed limiting me nurn ber of nlavers to each club to 14 The resolution is to be operative tvvv weeks after the opening of the schedule season. President Franklin, of Buffalo, to-day to see what the league will do for him. his city having been dropped from the circuit. He went away apparently satisfied with the agreement that the American league would permit him tu keep his town intact as iar as they are concerned. They promised to sign none of his players If he went into another league.

The meeting lasted until midnight, til? last two hours being taken up by routine business. Manager McGraw staled to-day that he had siuned Outhelder lirodie. Second itase- man Hank Iteitz and Pitcher Jerry Nops for the Baltimore tram, "It's war with the National league," said President Ban Johnson this afternoon. 'When the American league decided to expand and wished a new National agreement with equal rights witn "the National league and for the good of the game. We were willing to take the National league grounds at Baltimore and Washington.

We have acted in spirit of fairness throughout, while the National league has in every way tried to Injure us. We are dttet mined to carry out our plans, and we believe the baseball public wlii support us." At the night session a committee consisting of C. A. Comiskey. Mack and J.

McGraw. was appointed to revise the placing rules and report the sehed-ule meeting of the Icamie, the date of which has not been fixed. It was voted that the championship schedule snali include i) games, the same lust jear. CHAMPIONSHIP BOWLING. George A.

Kelly Team Takes Three Straight From Pittsburg and Is in Second Place. The bf.wlir.g match isot rCaht th I let Hnry i.li.ya bt'rn rs A. Kell, and Pitt bunt club, of ti Iri l(iigu, ni ere the It was Tl; il meeting the tn club and the wt i-v fuMti.g Klines THe eie in parttiilrly gi -i and lfiily. In tit fotf iwnw lungert. vtm if err.ek of H.e Kelly rt.He 1 a ere 2t jdR.

Th! the rf.t nwi of tbe In .1 r.fte ro)ied over during the n. Kaj.fr. the Walibei- ltd eriwi.n. with "Ti Nlotiid. ef the Ptmrni.i-rutii'i! an even burg ne.

SiarruP and r.f tlt. Keliya. ilee ed r. er ti.eir i-rr-vl work. The or.

7' rr.H.le by ii. K'-tUs in 'he nr Ri.fee ti rhe record ef ie "Hn lor uri i W'fiiin ftve pos. iUHil lir the rec.rd ef i T'. i.ehi bv tiie Ui Tie Piutut urong and laj.t unMI tiie lst name. wh.n eollapaed Th I itow I rite A.

Kelly irug club lit coy lie in Beer "Follow the river and you will get to sea." You follow every-loIy hen you order IS House Work is Hard Work without GOLD DUST. CHICAGO, Jan. 28. The meeting of the magnates of the American league opened at noon to-day and with the exception of a short recess in the evening it continued until nearly midnight. Thosi present at the meeting' were: S.

Frank, It. Goldman, J. J. Mc'liaw. W.

Sams. 9. Miles Jirinkly, Baltimore; James Burns. Ictroit: James I'rankllri, F.ulTalo; C. Mack, Philadelphia; James Manning.

Washington; J. K. Kilfoyle and O. V. Somei, Cleveland; Mutt Killilea, Milwaukee; ti.

Johnson and Charles Comls-key, "Chicago. A new circuit was arranged in accordance with the report ot the circuit committee, linltimore, Philaoei-ihla and Iios-ton were admit to 1. and Indianapolis. l'uf-falo and Miimc.i pulis were dropped, Man-niiiK Kansas Pity franchise having: bt-en transferred to Wuslilnalon at a previous tntetinfcT. The new fiar chises were Krantert as follows: Hitiiitn.ire, to the new corporation, of which Sidney Franks is president; Philadelphia, to Cornelius Mack, and Boston to Charles V.

Somers. The discussion over the new constitution took mosi. of thu time during the afternoon and early evening. It was arranged so as to cover the lo-year agreement and provides for placing: the prac-ticu; control 01 eaih club in the haixH of the league. ICa'li club agreed to deposit with the president of the leatcue.

in trust, the lease of all of its plains, and 51 per cent of its capital strxk. and uniform Hgures on the plant and franchise, which ntves the ItHStie the right to buy any franchise should a club desire to sell out, and the prospective purchasers PITTSBURG BENCH SHOW. It Will Be Held in Old City Hall in March Old Officers Were Re-Elected. The Pu.iuesme Kennel elub of Western Penn-hyKitnlH ii annual muring y.terdAy and made ail prrpM rat ton for the I'lttahurg bench shew for ls-l. Oftlir were eWted ant nearlv ail old official.

hold over. Thenia the pifiilent rw left trie city. in ht- steail a new ttutn was fleccd. I elec-IX. reiented as Prendrtit.

It. X'ari'iei i preulnt. J.mu A. Ia1-f en: feciiiii y. K.

J. rtlelniaa; treasure r. H. M. McKlroy; 1'.

M'Kennan, to Amoican Kennel club. elub veterinartan. In. Stewart ClM'k. lAii of dtreetnn-- H.

Home. John Ciiarlos (iil.t.s artw, ti. ih V. i. Hell.

J. Lov. fhew coirmiittee K. J. C.

Mar.ler. V. Ii. llr-relen. W.

p. Itue-ier It nmt lf I. led ild the annual dog hew-in '1 i Pity hail on March and Sn'-rttnrv tdrnti was Jnstrut td yriarv a I'ren'ium list and secure attractUiUA Tilt? sec retary is a and Is well known ail over the tountrv. It without saving tha w-ill gi" I'lttHt'Uig tt.Hii er. bigger and tetter shitw j.

AMONG THE BOXERS. port Conley would like to meet Ready Schlffler. of the young Men Cly te club, at tlua uftloe t.j-nlalit at Kruil Oadt, t.f Allegheny. 1 ready to meet cn I 'ittsbura feutberweigiit, barrinn Mcclel- land and Johnston, iie la a new uiait. Pad.ly Brown, of th -uthile.

like ai a nuiu.i tor a t-ri itu Kdd.e ZatiK. brry Jae or liart li ill meet any or all of them at Lh ofticv t-j-ntonow evening at o'clocit. "fliers a a rattling flight at Wood landing, near ilcKrt Hj Its, on rftrndnv between Ju I'arney, iZ Iht- West KnJ. and a boner named Kid Krns. ent Knd Hrt gn hold of Pern and rave him a try-out with iriiy.

They were to go to a finish. For eight rounds "r- ney had the better of It. Then the K1J beKati to foige to the'tront Tiie fight was Imrd and clean and tfu. punefte were many and telling Plnallv In tiie fourteenth nnind Kerns cauaht i ainey a and knocked him out. The prenenr were much pleased with tne contest and the nmie by Pern.

T- i Frank Hoyle the I-rtMlle bgntwe.ght at the Avenue Theater, 1 one of the promlelnte hoxers In hi eiaw ever In FlttaLurg. He a jountcrer wilt, a rrM future, ami should he miceeed In KcttliiK the d. cleicn over Slir.m. lii reiaitation will Ue etishlishe.l fv.yle realize what a touah pr.ifi! Mltlon he ha In the man from the Buek-eve Kiolt. anA i Ir-filniriir fa.Uhfuilv.

Hli train ing quarter are crowded with aimlrer ...1 i .1, rl Theater to try roncluylor.a with the Akron man hi frleniis will on hand to -ive nun a warm welcome an.l encouragement. The promote; have decided that the price ahall $1. an.i $. I-oul I anxious to meet any cf the local ll'i-unJ men In a lx-roun! to the t-'imms-rioyle bout at the AveruM; Theater next relay rilKht. Kid heynold and Trills luaac are.

to be at thl office at o'clock to-night. EMle Hantrv. more like a oliea rtuiVnt I than a pueiltst. arrived in I'itiithnrK yte.rda i I til oi II i fJ for Mui tern- y.any foiHlreds of Persons Repeat the Abov Every Day our Nervous System Is Cassias tt-e Trotjble Yoa are "All Boa Dowa" otti lack Vitality a ad Vigor Drag Caaaot Cor These Wakaesses It Takes the Proper Application of tectriclty Plata bat True Wwrds by -Dr. Benrsr-tt, tbo Eiectrical Authority.

The 5o.txk cures which my Electric Belt has mad Is simply marvelous, inasmuch as fully one-half of them had been rronouncei Incurable by drug doctors. To the WEAK man (and woman, too) who Is suffering from a loss of Vigor and Vitality, i can truthfully say that I offer TX you a cure. If Electricity Vk vy uiy I vuaarupie rower mecrnc Belt. I will refund every cent i you pay for it. Under tha powerful influence cf Biy Belt and Electrical Suspen- sory tne lips Become rel.

the eyes bright and vivac ious, those bag-gard, drawn Unas on your face di sappear, cold and clammy hands ana feet become warm, sleep refreshing and digestion perfect. Electricity Is the Ufa of every human beings withe out It you could not Uvea moment. If you are weak and sick, your system lacks Electricity, w-nica must supplied before you can become strong again. Leave drugs alone; they cannot cure you. Immediately upoa the application of Electricity through the medium of soy Electric Belt your ambition, energy and love of life and its pleasures return; vfr nlJ weak, clr k.

played out," moody, discouraged self Is buried ia the past, never to be exbumed. Writ to me to-day. I want to write you a long personal iener explaining just how Electricity will cure your case. It costs you nothing to write and team about my ystera of aplying Electricity, the axcluslve rlebt of which has been granted to Ice by the United States as a reward for study end discovery. Dr.

Bennett's Electric Beit If to supply the needed Electricity to weak organs arid nerves and rapidly returns you to health and strengtn. I have studied the Weaknesses of men and women and Electricity as a curative agent for years, and know exactly what my Electric Belt will do, therefore I guarantee the cure in every case; if It falls I refund cent vou pay for it. Aty Beh is Guaranteed TO CURE all Weaknesses In either sex; restore Vitality: Cure Rheumatism In any form. Varicose Veins. Kidney, Liver and Bladder Troubles.

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SPECIFIC BLOOD POISO.MSG Ia the most loathsome of all disease and it may be hereditary or acquired. The first Eymptozn being an ulcer, then jin ia bones, ulceration of mourn and throat, falling out cf bair and an eruption of tee face and body. 1 care not who ha treated -you nor hew many have failed in curing you. 1 can cure you by lav SYSTEM OF TREATMENT Just as eufe as ycu wilt come to my office. I use no mercury or iodides, thereby insuring you when cured your bones and tissues are oat destroyed.

1MPOTEXCT la caused by excesses and overwork. I care not how long you have been so ncr how old you are, as my system of treatment 1 especially adapted to your case, and a permanent cure aw aits yea. RHEUMATISM. enlarged and stiffened Joints are caused by an impure condition of the blood. By my system of treatment all poisons and taints are eradicated in a very short time WEAK, AERVOCS MET! Tou are suspicious that every one that looks at that dull, haggard, expressionless face knows your trouble, hence you shun society and live alone In solitude, brooding over your troubles.

You acquired this condition through your Ignorance, and now that knowledge has come to you, on yon alone depend vour future. Dr. has cured thousands cf the same condition and a cure await you. tSuffer no longer. Consult elm at once.

WRITE If vou cannot call. All correspondence strictly confidential, and all replies sent in plain envelopes- Inclose 2-cent stamp to insure reply. Office hours 9 A. M. to 5 P.

M. and to P. M. Sundays. 10 A.

M. to 4 P. M- Penn Avenue. Pittsburg, Pa SECOND FLOOR FRONT. BARGAINS! be of wr "I AM ALL WORN-OUT! Si 1 i GOVERNOR OF OHIO ORDERS THE ATTORNEY GENERAL TO INTERFERE.

MUST PREVENT THE DISGRACE INJUNCTION PROCEEDINGS TO BE BEGUN TO-DAY. Jeffries and Ruhlin Arrested to Fur-nieh a Test Case Sale of Tickets Opens With Flattering Results. COLUMBUS. Jan. 2S Action was taken by CJovei nor Nash to-uay prevent the Jeffrles-Ruhlin fight at Cincinnati on February 15.

In a letter to Attorney General Sheets, the Kovernor declares the tight "would be a disgrace to the State of Ohio, as well as a violation of law." and concludes: hereby authorize and request you to take such steps and commence such actions at law. civil or criminal, as may be necessary to prevent this occurrence, and in so doing to use the name of the' State." While th case is nominally brought by th attorney general, he will have associated wlih him In the case. In addition t' Mcssr-t. Maxwell and Wakl, former States Attorney Geueial Judson Harmon and John W. Warringlon.

The form of the. suit will be a petition for an Injunction again: the parties named, based on the claim that they are about to perpetrate a public nuisance. It iy. on this claim of nuisance that it is hoped to avoid lha Question of whether the contest is a prize light ot a boxing contest. CINCINNATI.

Jan. IS. The attorneys, who were in consultation with Governor Nfcsh and Attorn, General Sheers at the Stale, capitol to-day returned here tonight, but Uo late to file the petition for an injui.ction. The suit in the name tne Statu will be brought In one of the Ijcal courts to-morrow, but th attorneys und others who are opposing the Jeffries-Huhliii cor.lcst ht re February la ill not what coin Ihej will ask foi the restraining order. One of the local judges recently in-Btructed grand jurv bring againM the members of Hie Sacii-fciriest AtlUet.c a ssocialimi, and the pro-ino'eis if the life-hi feel they would be ei.j;ii,ed at once if the injunction was aked fir in his court.

The dispositions vi the different judges have been much commented upon to-day and it is thougnt by wtiiti that theie are tiler Judges who Hpproved of the instruction to the grano jury, while it is bald that most of the judges here did not approve of Tne action. At ar.y rute It is belieed to-night that depends upon the judge before I the petition for an injunction shall be hejrd. As the uttorneys w.io will pre sent the petition represen the ministers fnd others opposing the prize tight it is generally conceded that they will go into the court in which they think they have the best chance to secure an ir-j junction. While the draft of local opinion is that the tiijht will be held lure on February 1. yet the proceedings in Columbus to-day throw another In the way of the i promoters.

There Is much feeling against those who are opposing the tight. It is eaid that they began proceedings in the name ot the State on the day that the hale of tickets and en ft day when both the tils titers had completed ail I arrangements at their training miner tt.ese obstructions will pre-; vent the tight or not. they are certain!) fuoceeding In making trouble and in in- 1 juriiig the nterp? ise. It is believed that the Athletic association will repiy to th promptly with mt claiming time for preparation, so that all doubt v.iil be removed, ay. soon as p.wsible.

it is thoiight thut the present ieaai priKeel-lng will be completed within two or three dais. The petition, which 1- a voluminous tlwuatfr.t, was completed late to-day. The Saenget 'est Athleilc Assot latlon Company, the principals in tne light and their and tne Cincinnati Zoological y. wnich rw the ground on vvhien Saergerfest hll is situated, will be tiefenda.ri.s. The petition will re-cii-3 that the proposed boxing contest is "a public nuisance and against the peace and dignity of tiie State." Among the allegations that vill be made In "bf this elalm js that the event would attract a large number of "toughs" to Cincinnati.

Attorney Genera! Sheets Is ton-tident that the injunction will he allowed, but l.i tiie event it thail not be an appeal will immediately be taken to the higher 'court. The sale of seats for the Jeff ries-Ruhlin corite.d. cirly this morning and passed ail expectations. Over worth of stars were disposed of within the tirst hour. Manager Cook stated to-night that sale for the day was about Th-T- were several applications for tj seat, hut no general admission tickets will ne soljl until the day of the contest.

No pe-its nave been resevd on orders, nor will there be until the local demand has satisfied Mai-ager Cook has received orders for tickets from every state in the 1'iiiop. and he stated to-nih' tiiat there would be over JltU'VJ In the hall on the night of the light, Hoih fighters took things easy to-day. Ttuhlhi took the road for about la miles this morning and in the afternoon exercised Indoors. Jeffiies, while playing handball yesterday, wrench his right knee. The Injury, although not serious, wid compel the champion to stop his road work several days.

II put in the day at his quarters punching the bag and using the wrist machine. iite to night both Jeffries and Itiihlin were aritsteei on a warr.uit sworn out by several persons interested in the coming fight, who acted at tiie instigation or the Haengerfes. association, charging them with being in training for a prize fight, which Is a violation or the law in tnis The two fighters were before Roebling. who released both orf bonds by one "Jltmes A test case is to be made of their arrest. Roebling is a magistrate in Delhi township, with an office not far from JeTries' training quarters.

AT ATLANTIC CITY. Business Men Will Start the Sport There In a Short Time. ATLANTIC CITY. Jan. Jo In if will shortly le resumed in this city.

A number of prominent business men, bcllevltif that hundreds of visitors can be attracted here during this dull seauon, are behind a plan to hold weekly bouts at the Umpire theater, and with thl end in view Frank Majano has been to arrant; a number of important to held from now until tha Kaster neason, and probably through the Burnnier if Sherman it 'fold liroin 1.4 lit Uar.gert I 1 T'jlaia Ji tl Pittaburg loiig club MWher Sill limtth I nt Be I- i-iiiith is: i.j i'i iv 1 Total C-J 12 I-' Cnii'lre i THK l.i'R-. tiaiTieB lt V'-'. pharmaceutif al 2." liiiinoje 'leorKe A. Ktlly Ali.Keiiy i- e-j r-Koltertori i' i 1 he riftti ti hi be pUve4 en ptlda l. tween tr i 'A ni' rier -1-: I it and uesne 1 IS MY SPECIALTY.

nntii And emissions that sap the very life frem ou and later lead to the complete losa of all owers stopped fcrever ia 10 to 15 days. I LCKHS. I care not of how lor.g standing nor of what nature, under my system ment they are dried up at once. of treat- AHIt OSE Vein restored to their toiraer condition by rny siiecinl treatment. 1 am the only pfcyiclan in the city that can cure varicose conditions without the aid of a knife.

11 LA HI) Kit AMI KID.M'Y trouble aie always caused by inflammations extending I rum others part, the symptom of which you can appreciate letter tht.ii I can descnt-e. If you have any of these conditions, call on me and 1,1 me explain my method of disposing ef thcrn. AaAAAAAAAAA mm 'i fa el Up- 626 Senator McComas Forcing, Consideration of the Negro Disfranchisement in the South. Special to The Pittsburg Post. WASHINGTON, Jan.

28. Senator McComas, of Maryland, seems determined to force on the attention of Congress tha question of the constitutionality of the action oC North Carolina and other Southern States in restricting suffrage in a manner that, it is claimed, has practically disf ranchlsed the negroes of those Stales. hen the credentials of Senator-elect Simmons, of North Carolina, were presented this afternoon, he moved that they Ih- referred to the comntttee on privileges and elections with a view to determining the legality of Simmons' election. Roth Senators Hoar and Chandler, who, like McComas, are members of the committee named, objected on the ground that such action ought riot to be tak-n until March 4, when Simmons' election would become effective. Senator McComas yielded, but gave notice that he would renew his motion on that date.

The object of Maryland senator was undoubtedly to give warning to the Democrats of Maryland that If they carry out their supposed purpose of disfranchising negroef in that State they will have to faeH they prospect of an investigation by a Republican Congress Into the legality of their acts. By this threat it is hoped the Maryland Legislature may be deterred from taking umh a course. Simmons, of North Carolina, was elected tJ th Senate by a legislature chosen uml- the restricted suffrage law. it is claimed, has deprived nearly all the negroes of the State of th right to vote. Charter for Women's WASHINGTON, Jan.

2X Senator Hoar, from the committee or Judiefary, to-day rcjmrtcrt favorably the bill granting a h.titr to the fVdciatiori of Women's clubs. The incorporators mentioned in the bill Include many women prominent in club life. An amendment made by the committee requires annual riorts to the Smithsonian Institution. WESTMINSTER'S WATERLOO. Beaten by the Allegheny Team by a Big Score.

Meii1 lo The I'Htsbttrg MKAhVH.i.K, Jan 2 Allegheny W'hqted the Westminster eotiee ba team to-nicnt to 1 ithm four rtiiriut. i after the (rame had thrown g.al, ar.d at the end the fire, half Allegheny had a to the i-it r-" In t' -nuitii half, Rough etnintr fJve.i ha; i and fei. f.u,i to. trouble in eore. batnj wae out of r- n.

on o-cuni cf rrivel In the KHe or ''e defs-nt would lsae. tae.l 1'lu greater Tatler f'T p. Al hot rum. I m. -t of to.

besrisr under lo.e ahetiy'i guard i dvet almost a met'. K' iH-itlg all c-lg and Kennedy were the. visUyr' Allegheny- jO. T.U.r liltaro. I rn Fr, ier foiM Wtmliir -i vviorhi I H- K.

t.r.o Vviiilarn i. Kuhn, Ma-r 1 Fcrn-urd Ki-rw srd "enter (auard l.i.mi fr.n neld-falor I-aRij-? i. Woiorii'r- ft I iant 4. Kenneiiy 2. rt-t, v.

W. U. P. SENIORS WIN. Defeat the Fast Junior Team In a Basket Bail Game.

The Junlrsr basket ball team of the Western ualvfr ly. after defestlrg th and rjoijiirfe ten. rail- Cham- I cli.Uer.g-l ier.c-r. re. p.ieisi.

tfse at ev ef The -f ir.e was the sr.ng deft ni a4 lor. paseing the i.i,.i. tr.e lt K.tnp for the wblie the 1 a Utea.y, ex rn gani their a a-ei t.n, rk 'li o.iT,ii.? were too-rs 1 -ur; a s. 1-win enaliv. The t.iin iy 1 1 mi-m' tM tl -as- i Watt, the it of el, 1 i jgeji.

I it; a tten it. I of ft Brt arj-i iavsKg ta line-bp -V. -p. Jijniji Hut Ic.t, Uaiia r'U, let t- Guard tliiertl Foard Korw at I Ult-li -ui i Xl i lef- tn-juli- 3, loile i tt, li. ai ftim Fu'leit ie keni.tnitii jn.M f.

Hutu, Lamtie. laiit f.r New Cattle Bowlers Are Active. right nio tv The Ivt. NFW CASTL.E. Jan.

Zi The Itraver Fal.s bots linis team will appear here to-morrow afternoon In a content I with the New t'astie Howling club's team. (The contest will be ut three game, ihe highest totnl number of pins ImjuIwI over 'to win Thus the winning team might win but one of the three games, v. come Off victor. The tinder le wling team will i.ppear here We.nej.inv night. February and return game he pliiye-d l.y the local team later at both Butler and Heaver Falls 'ihe Uutler team is herai i-ed a World-bejter.

having defeated lie Ail-istitr-. of Fit tshtii at Hotter a few days ago. Later in the season New Castlv 1 to pi.iv a return gam- at 1'lttsburg with the All-fUats. AVOID COLD OR CHILL whih often leacU Th Crip. When chiiiy or exhausted take a cup of stimulating "ta.ct tea nx-icle from the well-kuowa COMPANY'S OF BEEF.

Savory and Sustaining. $5 St-fled Enamels At S3.50 it'. Js A handsome new Knaniel for braving the storm. We pit it against $5 Enamels would sell nicely at ''FIVE;" but we invite a visit for it at $3.50. Xo, it's not reduced merely an unusual shoe, at close profit.

R. HAY SON, 519-511 Federal Allegheny. MA VP Ynil Throat. Pimple. Copper rmVC IUU Colored Spot.

Ache. Old bore. Lloer In Mouth. Hair Kalllna? Writ COOK. HKMICUY CO.

FJI O. v. Of cure. Capital SMiO.OUO. VVa aoltcit th moat batlnata case.

Wa have cured th wont ca ia li to daya. 100-paca Book Tt. BAIL 1 Do Not Treat All Diseases But Cure All I Treat. If you furT.rirg from any dia tr pes-ullar to men. or If you have teen la r.ot getting a cure.

I want you to rome aad tiave a aerial with me. I wii! eifiiln to MT SVTKM OF TREATMENT, which I bv and developed after rov whnie life in treating rpe il cf then. I have na belt, ai.cifica. free ramplea, trial treat rfietit or electro medical csrnliijaUon cr dev ife which do not and cannot cure diae peculiar lo men. My education, my experience, rojr conscience, my reputation cornlemn all inch quackery.

It will p- me a visit I will give you Fit El" OF CHAHtiK a thorough ptrc.nal examination and an honett eplnton cf your cae if you are Incurable I will tell you o. ar.d adv ise you that V-u 111 not be humbugged by praolltlon-r who to cure all. If after exam ir.u ji-u I ftrid you curable. I will tnaur I' ll of a cure, inasmuch a I wlii give a written guarantee to re-f you every ju have paid in case i fall to effect a cure. 1 make no chars for rtad: as they are always included la the iii.ni!nl fee upked, and know to the cent before you eiart what your wh.

le treatment going to cost, and I will make no false promise as to the time for the ake r.f gettir.g you as a pat'ent. a I pi i.r.ly what 1 can do. and do a I rr.m ALL I RET HA I. AND CATARRHAL discharge striped fc-rever in to a days. 1.1.

Tcndernrn and Itnpedimenta restored their n. rmal adit ion at once they were keeping alive a smouldering "rebellion" in the Philippines. The newspapers and magazines made much of this, foolish argument, and In many a pulpit where the gospel of the bullet has supplanted the Christianity of the bible, the pious anathema of prudent priesthood rose to heaven on the wings of prayer." Worse Now Than Ever. Mr. Towne then declared thut af'er the elections the resistance In the Philippines increased, and that it had announced in the Senate within a week that American soldiers would be needed in the islands for an indefinite period.

"Is it not clear." he inquired, "that the way of duty Is equally the path of profit? Do we need to own people in order to trade with them? is it not better to allow our customers to live, to have their good will and to leave them the means of payment than to kill the strong, est of them, to earn the hatred of the; survivors, and to impoverish all by desolating war?" Ho held that it was better to trade liberty to the Filipinos for security to the Vriited States in the islands than to force "a sullen qn willingness into slavish compliance with aome of our customs" by the employment of an army of loO.OO" men. It was a habit of the defender of the administration policy to sneer at the term he eaid: but it could iiut be sneered away. "You have Imperialism without an emperor, just as the Romans found that th. could hav .1 more th hi royal master though he did not wear the hated name of king," Mr. Program of Empire.

"The retention of the Philippines will commit us to the whole program of empire. There is a law among nations a Hamlet ays there is among men. by which a appetite grows by what lt feeds n. No nation in history has It, and to ev.rj nation that has yielded to lt 1 has brought disaster. Athens to lt and perished.

Rome Indulged the mad ambition and it her doom. it wan the ruin of Venice 11! work the demu ticti of Ktig'and. in my i-r the loe of this fateful century. Are we. with ail tire jess-iits of history before im, to prov e-the wi'it vit tim of this lniitiafe paasion, the gieateet.

most lamentable, most gratuitous sacrifice in ail human tragevtv? "God p. -ed th- day when the American people, lio.e wf.in.ls hlae with rec ords of unetualei heroism and who agiin an I always, if some great cause demand p. would frelv pay with lift itself the pr. of its defense, nhall have the moral courage to dt their civic duty-M rrer thing than to f.oe undaunted the cannon' mouth and with their sovereign voice declare that thU unholy war for greed and empire shall be stopped, and that no sol-d-tr of the Cnlted State shaH evr neal i Sri all our history be a to other land to war on profile fighting for theH' liberty." iSefor Mr. Towne arose to tiak th presiding officer of the peaate.

Mt. i'rve. culled attention to a from Manila, which read In part as "Aceesslot.a redejai party by and" in all part of An hlpetago. Attltud of hitherto Irreconcilable prists mtii the general pahpc opSr ion ahow that labor of party to bring eee will soon be crowned witii u-cess. Our phirform make, main pl.wik sovereignly ef with liberty lo each i itisert to Kirstl pud -fully ideas.

Hour of peace bus sodrjdeil. I or prays tw.tii hou- of to authorise Preaident Mi-Ki'iiVy to estahiisii ivll xt.verr.mei.t Whenever believe it opportune Frank 11 Rooms, Dr. Pardo De Tav-ero. i'loti titu, Torre. Ambroslo Floret.

Jos. N'ar Tomas Del Ro.rio. Arellano, dirwetory Kederai irrty." BRIDGE T0MKEES ROCKS. Senator Penrose Introduces a Bill for One? Dividend for Middletown Bank Creditors. Fpecia The ti.hiirg i WASH I NiTi IN, Jan.

2J. Senator Ppii-rosa to-day Introduced th t.llla already preset. in the authui ixit.g the Western Ilridgr Cuinpany ti construct and in.ilr.l a hiidge, aero the Ohio river i fr-m aviiuit, Alieghenv, to rthin- gi.a tre and to author-lie the iJUsnixiri Ilrhlge build a trti-e from I'olnt View to Jeffei-Kon towtiahlp. He uho proposed an amtil-metit 'to the l-lil authoiiziiig the Fourth Coiiiieitlrig Hallroa 1 Company to miihl a bridge acroax The ti trie nt proviiie hti rie proposed t-rlile shall Mot be leu than ".2 feet above the wuter level arid tiie main mp.in Hot h-ta than long lti the clear. The comptroller of the currency has de-clart dividend of IT pr cent in favor of th; crediforo of the insolvent National bank, cf il Pl.lletown, Pa.

ftepre-. iitarlve jack nie at the pout, office depart m. lit thl. morning an at pll-rittion for he establishment of a rural delivery route from Parker' I-indlng lnio Venargo and Uutler counties, with one tariler. Ijunlel Ft ley was to-day fit, poUite I post niafter at Loih nia.

Ituritlng-don count v. vice J. M. Mi-Manigal, ho ha. resHisned.

James At well, of Pittsburg, president of the I'nton J'rlsoners of War association, was at the capitol to-day, conferring with lu prefientativ Oraha'm nnd others regarding the bill to pension prisoners of war. State Hotiatur Washburn, of Crawford county, whs also Ht the capitol visiting IJepresentat i vo 8. Sibley. Iiavenport, of Erie, a ml Jar k. The compt roller of th urrenry h.i appointed tin- First National bank, of Pittsburg as reserve iiKcnt for the First NatioiiHl bank, Mingo Junction, O.

Frank II. HreMklng and A Wright have been appointed foibs'ttute clerks In the postoTTicn of Allegheny. DR. BRILL, PENN PITTSBURG. Hewn re of bogus flKMiallMts You'll It know thorn by their .1 tnethotlfc -1 ail- vert is ing hired run- it tiers to recommend lieni llduciary ref- ti ereiicet ralti prom- li fat fees if they -i! flZ'i you up ing "easy." as be Adventurers and Pretenders i Have ruined the henltli ami Himri- eneil the lives nf hunclre.ls of weak.

nervi'iiM men. 1( Kulfering. consult a tUM of go'l icpute. l'r. is a real iilnlclan-an honest run n.

Ills hs lire Itlooii Jj 1 Nervous Debility, ijen- JJ it o-uririH cfimplieiillons, khlncy and hhniiler iifr'ect also tils'- iifi-s of throat, chest uml stotri i'-li Write or call on him before taking treat merit, ami save money, time ami trouble Consult at Ion free. Of- li fire hours. PI till 5i evenings. 7 till 11 Sundays, h) a. rn.

till 4 p. m. AGENTS WANTED for the best $25 Bicycle ever produced THE LE ROY. New-HHM -models now readv. JOHNSTON'S, 529 Smlthflef St.

4 11 li i tt illy prepared to rive Jm Wei leiiani a nai-l tali ever j-laveij in the Houttiatde irvm-hattle at Millvale to-niRht. mjy l.a to ha I Th wrK thf. aaM R. M. ftlAGKENZIE, M.

00 MARKET ST. PITTSBURG PA. i i ii- i i i iii i I CLEARANCE AAAA AW A AAAAAAA AAA AA.AAA i 300 TO MORE SHOE Extra pressure brought more evident than in the Shos Specials: For the Little Girls. Box Calf and Glazed Kid Shoes. Single and double soles, natty rral roaifort and service at a mode Si -ps 8 ti 11.

KKDUCKD JI.MX Trice now, shapes. price. FROM to cact unrirv to W1-UT MUlervfc i (J-rxiun I A a Taeei Aill A. Ce. ana 13.

W. A- te. I earns Will Meet at Duquesne Garden. Th- A. a.

ho. -key teaiii will meet In ltj.juene Iarderi to-ntafd hitm lt th time they have met for three week. There wtil r'-itlng icaiore, a both leaif. bace areat f'ill Hinit They have been to meet the luaiier tiy team, of Philadicbla, the- ham.lon-hlo of Sat and wo! line up agaixit the "fiaker with the iTie tiy will ue to-nigiit. The i'ne-tjo wlii be- i' A.

llftlll. I). A A. V. atnrla-it S-'ein e'll i I'olnt 'over "enter ltiMht left WiliK Hamilton.

Hul.i. Hueeli I'hymlster Phelun Kir Mldd lay nor Stoehener. VICTORY FOR D. C. A.

C. Easily Defeat the Southsida Turners in a Basket Bal! Game. The Eariie lavi Miiiit iei-ii th- Turner ar.i th 1 A. taaket hail team one cf the prettiest rn of th.r.e.i and all told only eiaht foul were ralle.i. lnlve re playerl.

It, h. Kallock an Heible lnn-l ti rer ijtm. tor It. t'. A.

while Mael titH xurn-n. At the emt i the fitxf the win. to ti fav.r I A a Hef the ee, halt Mtarte.l the A. A net to let the Kcutu jjeM k'1. The the I iqii, team waa the I--it by them this ea.n.

I-lne-up: Tu-i r. A hot; nter Cuani 'iunrl -Fitcn 3. J. I I. a i lint 4, KoHer alliKk Mart hen J.

iJeible lioiil from noli S. Kallcck 3. Magel 2 iloals from foul ltoM-r 2. Bcferee Mauri I'mpire power. Halves l.r, minute.

K. eible for Kallock. Barrie Looking for Launches. XEW YORK, Jan. 2s Sir Thomaa Lipton's A inerp an reprenentatlve, Jiavid Barrie.

left today for Chicago. Mr. Barrie Is looking for launches and tenders for the Llpton fleot when It rea''ben here. The Skating Championships. MoNTltKAL.

Jan. 2h The anil Canadian combined skating hiiiiipionshtps, which were postponed out of respect fur the late tjueen, will be held on Hamrday, February Pi. BASEBALL AT W. J. Gessler Re-Enters College and Will Pitch for the Team This Season.

Fpeeiai The I'ittsburg Pot. WA.H!N!TON. Jan. ZH. lt was stated here tre.lay by Manager Walsh, of the W.

J. baseball team, that Cosier, who recently left college, would re-enter to-morrow morning ami In all probability rernuln the rest of tho year. The new of CPeufcr' return to college wa receive! with general satisfaction here by the management ami student, as it was expected that his pitching ability could be used to good advantage in the coming baseball season. Uesaier Is a strong batter and a good l'ii" runner, und hi presence will greatly strengthen the this Hi. ill, If.

Manager uli-h about complete! hi schedule of g. noes lor the sea si -n and dates with the best college reHJnj jn nP Sia( being at ranged for. The v.ill probably two trips, one to toe Fast and the other to the Tic- schedule for tne Hastern Itlp has been arranged and is us follows, ill. Mercersbuig at r. er.sbuig: -May Kick-lnson at farllsle; May Carlisle In, liana at i milsle; May 2, I'ettysbmg at (iettvsburg; May lo.

Mount St. Mary's at Krnmltsburg. aid. This will be the first Fas.etrn trip ever made, li nd although the s. hedule hard one it I expected that tin.

local team will land several victories. In addition to the two trips vviucri win ne inane games are being arranged i lor to uoine won me uesi college teams ill tills end of the rotate. Every itchinj' disease of the skin quickly cured by Doan's Ointment. Never failing- remedy for Itchin Piles. At any drug store.

bear on Stock reductions this week, and nowhere will it Department. Follow this outline culled from a long list v- and Youths' Patent It Leather Shoes, Shoes, mannish shapes, heavy soles good-footwear with an amount of that the boys will appreciate. Sizes REGULAR SHOES, now Sl "at rt exirernely Winnie I our. has he. In for three Wwk nil ui(i ne' er felt tiett-r.

He ha aainrt the next ftherweliclir In fi.e run- I try are aiway rnal a l.ne atiow Itn In Terry M3 wo aU-ut the n. I him bite dtiirt M'C leliM tii la al-. In iroo ha(e an the rrt of hi thiee weekx' in, Mailt li ha been ite.l Mile. an, I Mike nn Jack I r. the )hiftiet little men he ever hoei and i-re- diets sure wia for him.

The cnteai lo-niKhr. i which ill be cf ill take piat.e In lie -'ti. tweeri Iut- laae arel fart'ly Nee will pa In In the preliminary to report In the hull at .1 o'clock f-harp. 1 main tiour will follow the pK-liminary Immediately. lMnriy MMahori and Hanton, who catn here with Kanrry, will be In the latter corner.

Hither Tim Hunt or Billy Bra lburn will he the referee. Tiie Slahonlna eiub. of YounicHtown. ha offered coed Inducement for match betweeen Kl1.s Kennedy and Toung Jibb. the coiorea ItK-hter of eieveiaiid.

Tht; weluhl 1 to be ljl pounds at o'tio k. Louin VVr.br, who ha been 111 for orne day, not out of bed long enouKh yesterday to tate. In anewer to the 'uniM-rlarid club, that the propoceit return match between Mill fiowsei and t'hrlfe illnimler had been declared off long ago bnans" lllriirnler refused to make lo i pounda. Weber added that If ftlmmler wanted a httirle one could be arranged in short order with Mike Lewi. No doubt the battle betwwn Eddie Kennedy and "J'eimr Kenny at Millval on Saturday nlKht will be one of the beet ever seen here, H'11 Bradburn.

who was a regldent of f'h number of year and i now in Pitts-burs "aid lant evening that if Kennedy defeat Kenny he wlii know he wa In a ftsrht, as Kenny never goes back an Inch from un opponent Kenny ha never taken a drink In bis life and is always In perfect condition. Kddle Kennedy v-fterdKy put In a hard day' work training for Saturday's hour with Yuk Kenny. The mm are to wetKh 138 pound fit o'clock and Kennedy i now down to 142'. The gencrftl admlKPlon to the how will be $1 and tio change will made In theHe figures no matter how large the crowd may be. Hurry Johnston, the 122-pound champion of yexterday started to get in Mhape for ills contest next Tueuday at YotingBtown with Jimmy Thinn.

the champif.n of New Chk-tie. Frank McCloskey. the lvi-pound champion, who will meet a boy on the same evening, also started to work. lionovan denle the report that he tiajs leit hi old manager and gone under the management ot Billy Corcoran. There Is a Wood n.

letter at this office for C. J. Junior League Game To-Night. The Boquet nnd Houthslrle teams, of the Junior banket ball league, will line up against each other on the Houthslde and a hot game I looked for. The Kouthnl'le hoys are confident of retaining first place.

Following will be ihe line-up Boquet. Southshle. Wilson Forward Lieban.l ft. I 'H vies Forward (Smith W. Iiavies Center fwis Cuard Winclerkneciit Henry tliiind tamni STANDING t)F THK LEAGI'K CUilS.

W. I 2 1 w. 4 I 0 I Tiper lj A. Boq uet Uaachester. iie vmuirj prove a sun esa.

The opening bout will probably be a 20-round contest between Tim Callahan and Rd-ile Lenny. Basket Ball at New Castle. petal to The Pittsburg Post. NEW CASTLE, Jan.1 aeries of basket ball "amen will he held in this city this winter, beginning- Thursday evening. The games will bo under the aunpicea of the Young Men's Christina association, arid the conteeta will all tak jdare in the association gymnasium Five club will take part in the serie and each Women's $4.00 Shoes for It it- Ninety.

Women's Two Dollar Box Calf Shoes. Til Mat kid tops, tlouble so'ies, extension eili-fs. Favorite shape, very durable. ix il 8 xx 3 300 Pairs Men's Wax Calf and Vici Kid Shoes. Erokenlots, principally plaia toes, all God-year welts.

Some vere $3.50, Many 4.00 and some worth mre than 4. These shoes are especially adapted to the wants of elderly men, plain common sense shapes, made for real service, CLEARANCE PRICE, Two dav's ti it 8 iz the Boys' Clothing Boys Dress thoroughly elegance 1 to o. Tiie women winter with or button. Real best shoe proposition of the season for wha wish strong, sturdy shoes for wear. They are of Glazed Kidskin kid or patent tips, all hand welts; lace Worth every penny of $4.

Price '5 value. We have but let) pairs these and they'll co ranid'v at to 1'iee, Xt A Special From team mn piuy neverai gamrii wirn all the other teams for the championship of the city. First Defeat tor McClellancf. Wlllinm McClelland, of AHcKhetiy. the leader In the amateur pool tournament at the World's Fair billiard hall, Kast Kml.

met his ilret defeat last night at the ban, Is of Jar-It Clifford, of Pittsburg, llcf'ouit and McGranner will meet to-night. Last nifrht's score by frames were: Clifford 6 7 3 11 It 14 12 13 10 0 10100 McClelland 3 6 10 4 1 5 8 2 2 15 0 62. Lutz Takes Gardner's Place. iwlal to The PlttHburg; Post. REAVER FALLS.

Jan. 21. Lawrence Lutz, the lightweight pugilist of thla place. left to-nlKht for Steubenville, to take the place of (Jus Gardner In 10-rounri bout -with Harry LemonB on Tuesday nlKht. Uardner being unable to fill the ungaftement.

Trotters Sold In England. LOXDO.V, Jan. 28. The American trotters, which bolona-ed to the late Lord William Ueres-Jord, were soil at auction to-day. Ptloteer brouaht f7 rulntaa.

liarry 44U aulneaa and ZIP- XX- UP Floor. Jw wiin ixxxxxtix it A great gathering assorted lots of $3 to $5 VEST EE, DOUBLE-Zi BREASTED AND BLOUSE SUITS, TOP COATS AND REEFERS; gener-J ous choice of colors and styles. These will be ready to-day Mti marked 5. Xuprs 106 gutnaaa, fXKlijf.