Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 6

TOE DETROIT REE PRESS: WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 24 1900 sr THE SPORTING WORLD qiCCUi HCKEP CT A RACTION A SfXT'XD i A WORLD'S RECORD I XEEXES ST DESTROYED ATER Sl's TAINTNG A BROKEN LEG ii ltboila me Quick IK: Dr lck i rttrlons sm vp ndrtn Inter Atlant" Olcott KT Drath lift ifth rare tr't nttti yard acli lr biri Jrkeow so Insurrection adi Burn i ZL a 1 iL Xt xton im Wodtrick 1IU Sixth Nirot 1: Sauter II WtltAn iCui i i 111 BY STRAIGHT OOTBALL MICHIGAN'S ELEVEN SCORED EAbII ON THE bCRCRS racing resvx of with dn TRI ES TOR TO DAT TorK ZX Tbe City irasi Hsbtnjng boo in Ue hand! cap as mile and IwriaaK which St 31 aofiUn won eoiiy in 1 5 but ii fraction of a second more than the wc rtd Tcor4 of 13or th efttaore Kirs Harfyn a for ttete rare and ixurde nmnfrie for uevea fcrlonr but iU bi the finish eaaae A ac cident happened In the fcod rore While at the pot Th Chamberlain kicked Clfcod and with bl les trokn the moibuI ran fifty yards on three less before her evuLu be malted rfp He lunged off the track the jiaddeck whr a Luitet put mat vet of hte misery ft loss tn feisowucr James Keen sima les: irst race about a Mcsefte 11 Odme 4 ta I and to 3weot Himtlne 123 (R Williams) a to 1 and 2 to 1 second Unmasked 220 iHenrt'j 4 to 1 and 7 to 5 thir time innan and Gold Lace alsn ran Sectnsd race 1 1 JC mH HtMvtiv 93 MlehatlsJL 3 to 1 RM to 5 won: Buuo 1QC McCue tol and 3 to 1 aeooad lax JSHnrwr IW Burris) to 1 and 3 to 1 third lime 145M The Chanor laifk Mfltetreem Dan pW ani St Cloud bum ran Third rare 5H wueen Carnival 3H Rams) to 1 and to I woo Kathe 2tra (LiulefieldX 2 to 1 and I to 5 acofid XarGthen 197 15 to 1 and 6 to 1 third Utae liv7 Princess Enlyn AnlwwitT Mint ure Anea IX Sprite Hal loon All's Well 5 1 ltnis and SportUuc also ran osrth race mite st Simonian 14 i McCue) i co 5 and even won Annoy 113 iMHesj 3 to 1 ajxd even second Maciend nf Dare 110 tOdvna) 7 to 2 and tf to 5 third time 1:52 1 5 Kins Earteycom an4 Warremm ato ran ifth race Crasou 112 f'SLxaw'J 5 to 2 and won Carnelian 112 (LJttfr field) 15 tol and 7 to 1 second Mark Eans 112 1 and io to third: time 1:07 Alcyone II Advocator Goldilia Pbreou I Tour Suu feu awomette Isaac Hopper and Pro wet also ran Sixth race mH and 70 yarns Water Cure tMttleflekl) to 5 and 3 to 3 won Asquith 411 Burt to 5 and 2 to 0 second Hammodr Ill to 2 andn third tlm 1:43 Withers also rar IZnlrles: irst race 3 TenapU ton ILti Uhuctanamda 125 The Khymer 123: Glade 129 tervilia Idly of the Valtey 119 In hot 117 Orderer 111 Second rac 1 lft mljea ImndieapHRaiT aelfa Intrusive 112 'Pfnk Coat 2je: Trillo 15 Kamara Vait Not Herbert 91 Withers f3 rank Halt Third aboat furlongs the Bronxville ftak Withers ill Redpath Carbuncle 105 Hespr Trumpet li Annoy 103: leuron 101 Unsightly S3 ourth race mile and 70 yarda feparrow Wln lUi Iroquois Belle 1U5 Bettie Gray 113 atalist 102 The Amazon Belle of CnleaxMk lul Oread 93 Mi Hanover Elsie fckfp o5 ifth race furiiBKi 10S The Pride Ringleader Ten Can dle Natockil HIarayton4 Borough bore ha: 105 Tatay Smoke Prestidigitator eder alitltC Ralston Midnight CLimaes 99: lukeS5 Sixth race 5 Gold Heels Bau Ormonde Glad Run Termless Malster McA i fte 115 Inshoc Glen Nellie Ondurdls 112 Lone isherman 107 Glnkl 1X Advance Guard Showed Xo orm (Tiicao October Two odd on favorites ani an even munry eLoicc wero beaten in fine tiso threw order at Harlem this afterhpba and second ebcices took the In each event Admr Guard the ek Dtrby candidate finished outside the money in the fourth event The Vn aown te fitt favorite of the day to yum brackets won the race handily Weather elar track eirw Summaries: irst ruej 5 forlcnrw Tus Aaro a 112 (Ir 9 to A wx Kohnwrvsth 105 (Devin) to 5 second Rabnrts 105 (Utrdry) to 1 third time 1:95 Albert Enrignt Krtwtr Rue tic Girl RM signal Milt Camobell Emily Cream St Sni and Darting also ran Seectid raet 7 Banish lul tDonMnik 11 to 3 won 1 tDevin) 9 to 1 second KxsxlU'd lj iLpee 11 to 2 third: time Seri Vened' and Hop Hootch alwv tax I At Mfr mile Robe it Waditell Ara ton A 7 to 2 won: Al rown IXinir icfc) 9 ttandU second: Well (Tolly 1 tnird 1 5 Nprford Hurry and Ncia H7 also ra ourth race mile and It) yarce Th Uukniyvn f3 Domini k) to 1 won IxhjI ville vT liyX 3 co 2 second Moo loi ilan Ini 13 rtu 5 third time 5 Advunw 'surd and ound also ran ilth raze luriwng Kenilworth IO tUaadry) ii to lu won TyrMn tLupejL: to 1 second Rio de Altar KM tMartifiE 12 to 1 third time 1:15 4 5 Rcya! Victor and' Hyk alo ran Sixth race 1 toll Hold Up W0 iDevtn) 3 to 1 won 05 fchilan HCTTany) 3 to 1 second I'bidia HIeweten IC tu I thffd time 1:33 4 3 Senator TUiaiMn Little Singer Quan nah Cat jrlw Davis isher Dad bteeie Old Mike Trreowb Maryland Reservw and Joe ShelbyJm rn Kutries: irst race 11 10 Pell Mell Prinrefn Tr rrortt Rival Dare rajihlv Jul Wldam Ok ma 93 SaSUbtuk IOC austurcv 107 Our Lizzie HL Coe nvs lJ7 Semd race steeplechase hArt euiirtMr Duntep 155 and I at Ohow IXt cnpidaas rnnitoo entry: Advice Jirakeiban 132 Becky Kvlfe 153 Ne11rme Dh Third I see 6 furlongs Inmald Bain lw ound 104 Lkney Boy 92 Lennwp 110 Cormv isiit 107 May iieach 113 Andes and Mo rrMjl 2i couplet as Arthur entry Great nd 2 ourth race mile and 70 fknv Bov Phy the tJdter 105: Hood's Brigade Cor nsirant Ift Lake Mills IO Moroni 1GX ifth nsie ll lu mile sdltna Quarterback The Butcher Qu( 99 Hanwurt 97 Light Ball St Marcos Iu5 La Desirous Iu2 £ixth rai uiiiet Golden Sceptre Jn Shelbv Stranaot 104 'raitxible luu Ben Chance Ytlvctx ux Bard 02 Sam Lazanjs 10O Knisrbt Banneret Hold Up 1) var Nellie lux A Tlgtht it in the ifth Hncc Cincinnati October mo of the meet excit ing tiniahee ever witnessed at Newport occurred in Urt fifth race to day when four 2 year olde under the wire fn such i cb bufixh it ua a difieult matter to pick the winntn The decision given to I4keness an to 1 bu? "Branch won the handicap at a mile and fifty yards is handy faction Hls win waa Quite ahoek to the form players Weather fine traek fast Summaries: irst race 7tt fnrlonga Prlma: 107 fOolxnn) 3 to 1 won: Alex Pestn 1M (J Winkfield) fi to 3serend: lonr lo 'HO Wilson) 13 tv 1 third: time Orrle Goan Rahiy fMy Bramble Huh Little Henry Lady Idria 55Manu4k Jim Winxi Senator Beveridge Sena tor DinIey and airy Day al ran Secund thcc 1W miUe of Truce 109 iMcQuaoe) 7 to 2 won Colbert 100 (Knight) 4 to 1 sec vuJ: Rallied 9j iJ Hick) 40 to i third time Peu Durjea Etta Jack Telling ami ly ire sleo ran Third me 6 furlong anil air Deceiver fCobum) 7 to 5 won ortMh Iflfi Miner to A aetnd BLn helm 1OI OHrhaebo 3 to 2 third Ume Hire Katie Rutherford OlHe Cnnk! dan Dr A Aytts Headlight and Iwaac Marks aiwo rah ourth race mf and 50 Branch 1 (J Winkfield) 13 to 5 won Dcna ay tWonderly) Id to 5 wvond isohel US (Muy) 30 to 1 third time 1:44 Hernando Dath Ida Lrdfvrd Major Dixon and Mias Soak also ran ifth race Like new it a (Mlrhaete) to 1 wen Kiagniine jth ffo boro 3 to 2r Imp Albula O1 tiler) to 1 third time 1UK Barbara XJef Jr Port Wine and also ran Sixth iw lurkmcs Pnnee Thyra Winkfield to 2 won Nancy Till Ibb KMnrroi second Hruinre lus (Milter) 10 to I third lime 1:13 Onamastua lake onwo Lamity Collioe axel Jake Wber alo ran Hntriee: irst race fi DaHy Chain Ailn? Abbott Princes Julien Queen 3M White ulpher High Bbh ReelgnaUc: lips lei 112 Second race fi furkmgj Jlaker 93 Lcxoline Jena Zaza Kcnt 95 Lams Him fdt Tenoie 103 WU Hettle Saguenay 104: The Jeffreen lOi bM Kid Third race 1 1 lfi milew cMIing Riehardentt Prine Zeno Uhters Troabeaak 97 Oenum Haalight J9: Blenheim IRST LOOR DETROIT OPERA HOUSE BLDG GATERING lb ALL IT 3 BRAN CMC THOS SWAN 7 Bawiujicr nrttl Dlllel Honort lAnlf Ortotr nd Will xj th rf fy wlnnlrc favorite at Kinloch Park TRAM APPEARS TO BE TEACTICAIA SET TLED IN ITS MAKEUP tc day a aiwl an outsider eam tnx hrt' In th olher event Track elovr jmtnarle: ilret raz for Tenn on IO ittslel 5 to I won Profit 101 (Baaalnsrrl 3 io I Hl Noeker WrdderstranJ) to thirn tin 1:22 Skillman Oliver Camay Ida ar Reefer alao ran rare 5 furlongs Censor I We4der tra 3 to 2 won Reina del C4a 103 iBaa singer 8 to 2 second: William Boyer 103 7 to 1 third: tlm BH of Elgin Scor polere LU! Spark Masrgle McHale Miss The resa Dick Hobson and Miss Zara also ran Third rac i selllnr Poynta 112 Baln rcr 2 to 1 wonrCurd Gillock 114 CJ Matbew Sr to 1M second: Seething tOfi iDal to I third time 1:17 Id ClcalU Harry Pulliam and dner also ran ourth race 7 Lee king Mathews to won Grayless 101 0Vedderatrand to sec ond: Morris Vulmer 101 (Eno 5 to 2 third time 1:32 Hill Jackman Papa Harry Shilling burn Cathedral Ella Martin II Armand Crest end Rushfields also ran ifth race mile sell Will ay 13 Mathewsl 3 to 2 won Perey 114 rj Mathew) JO to 1 cond Bsrrtca DIe to 1 third: time El Ghcr Tafc errol Sylvian Mascagni Water Crest and Canrobert alto ran Sixth race 1 1 10 miles Domsie 15 (Barringer) 4 to wen Kiss Patrcn 101 (Enos) to 1 second Innuendo 103 (Dale) to 1 third time 2:1 Waldeck Judge Steadman and Nan lera also Entries: irst race miles Parole d'Or 110 Pinar del Rio 107 Jodee Steadman 107 Gonsst 110 WC1I Price 107 Mystery HO Stirttgart 107 Second ra 7 furlongs Tony Lepplrg im Orleans 112: Echo Dale Var ro 07 Third race 4 Maggie Davis Rummer Iu3 Seroy Hi CoL Strathy 104 Mirs Mae Dag tJ: Gold Or 115 cerlh race 1 1 10 Meddlesome P5: Einstein 10 elix Bard 05 Go Out ifth race mile selling Viet Vance tot May Dine (at Tom Kingsley 1'G: TT ory 10 Weldeman Eugenia Wiekes Harry Thobnm lot Hindncmet Ir4 Sixth race mil Skillman If Gray orge Jack Adie Glen Lake 11 Arthur Behan 1j3: Terra Incognita Easter Card Guide Rock 101 Haviland 100: Joe Doughty 104 ALL EEL THAT THE ILLINOIS GAME WILL BE A HARD ONE Ann Arbor' Mich October 23 (Special The tore th? scrubs up in ood stylo thlc afternoon securing three touch downs ail by straight line bucking The scrubs did not fare as wfell as yesterday and the ball was Almost always In posse sion of the 'varlty After the practice the candidates of which there were over forty to day lined up and down the flebl This was repeated several times and whenthey left the held all the men were ready to eat a hearty supper There was no shift ing in the line up to day the men being the same ones who played in last sat game ew changes are being made in the line and the ni In it row are sure of their position Among these Hugh White seems to be showing up in fine and taken all together the line is going te be strong especially on nsive work This is prob ably due to the fact that Lea played tackle at Princeton and is well versed in line plays and the manner of coaching them His aim now 1 to cure the players from fvm bling and anyone who tumbles badly must make way for a new man Every plaver is on his mettle now a they are all anxious to make the team selected by one who is probably the best cocch Michi Ran evr hath Director left lait nltfht for Chicagc to make the final arrangements for the AHrhfgan Illinols game there next Satur day The team will here riday morning In order to jcufa a good rest in Chicago before what will probably be one of the hardest games of the sea son Co 1 1 Reserve AVon a Good Game Danny Maher Riding Well London October 23 The American Jockey opened the day at the Newmarket Houghton meet In to day tn lively fashion beiner placed five tiroes in the firat two races the winner in each event being rUoted by an American rl ler The trial plate of 2a aoverelms was won by Blddo ridden by Maher The prince of Wa( David IL second and Sir Blundell year vld Joe Ulman with Sloan tn the 9adite finished third Mahr also rode thewinner of the rtak Mil ter Marconi Richard chestnut geld irg The Scotchman IL with Reiff op fin teted in second place and Old Buck IL Lord WIHtem Be reef chestnut colt ridden by Reiff ran third The Limekiln stakes was rap tured by Ixrd William Beresford's Jolly Tr ridden by Reiff TCH AND TRACK TVLK Juanetta was cut down In a recent rare at Newport and will not face the starter acaln fcr some time Corlalis baa been turned out and will be al lowed to rest until the New Orleans meeting is under way Kinloch will be rlred rhe last day this month after a meeting that extended through fifty three racing days ine UWp a 2 year that raced nt Windsor went lame after Cincinnati and hx been fired and turned out A meeting will eramnce Monday lu Atlanta Ga and many of the Canadian circuit hortes will be fouixl among the ftarteie there Carruthers A Shield intend to be early on the sene of the western racing operations as thy will ship their stable from Chicago to day the cHinaiion being Sui rancisco It I arted that The Tory a hore that ran at Windsor thi year belongs to Mugeey Mc Graw the hall player tut runs in the name uf jiswretu i Jim Morgan an Viner lean jockey 3 popu lar now la Vienna loan and the ReitTe ara in England while Ch hioan is the whole thins ea rvach race courses Stak nominations for the New Orl an winter meeting are so numerous at this early date that horsriurc predict the most successful reason of raeinr ever tel on lb southern track Schorr hu arrived in Chicago with that portion of hl stable diet has been racing in the east He will ed out his string before etarl ing for California by selling a few at a vr lion Ja vkry 'Winkfield fell from Pnntland at Nw porr Monday and the horse was well pl aysl In tb books but tlx judges hve failed to set him down as th did with Eddie Rues vhiu ho uivt with an accident Billy Carroll is making as Interesting around Newport by bootir wlnp in selling races as Texas Smith did on the track where be raced before he aaa jobbed and tossed oft the turf for ail lime Torn Keating the trotting horve man who re cently died left an estate worth K(X gave hw brothers and sisters small amounts and will the remainder of hi property and money to a personal friend rank 1 ee That grand 2 yir old Garry Herrmann waa shlpp to Louisville immediately after the rlusa nt th Morris Park meeting and will he given a rest until next spring when Smith expert to win some of the stake events for 3 year with this colt Horse owners at Newport are up in arms over til order to warm up starters in the first rues ready for a 2 rail to ths port as it Is Invariably reVeral minute paet that hour when they are called fit and the chilly breezes causo many to Come out stiff and sore as the result of the Uy Henry Hue) a Texas bookmaker has quit the Newport track after losing part of hl bank roll The other penellers have been ltlng in bouk hut vsjren he started out to back a borse the other mn on the block refused to tik in money giving him no chance to fret even The same thing was practiced to some extent nt Windsor leaving the ring in the hands uf two or three wen before the meeting had progressed tar yachting The Detroit College Reserve defeated the De troit I nlvrrsity School yesterday by a score of 10 to Th Reserves scored one touchdown In th early part of the first half and another to wards the end of the second half During th last two minutes of the secc nd half th college roys fumbled near their own goal University (school fell on it and by good hard work bucked oyer the college goal line Ke na klck goal kame was cl an Interesting and entirely fre from disputes IJnskey oley Donovan Keena and Jam distinguished themselves Gnminox rossip Machesney a good end and a fiune punter Las joined the Northwestern ven again Secret practice is now in nrd at Cambridge in anticipation of the gam with th Indian Sat urday With the Tiger end and backs ont et the gam the scrub am arily defeated th in a practice game Monday afternoon Wisconsin fail to show desired improvement and there Is a feeling of uneasiness over the ap proachiig game with Mlnne ota A pretty game was played by the youngsters jeaterday when the Ca eleven defeated the Delta Juniors by a score of 5 to 0 Capt Brown of the Yale el ven wreo hed hfs knee dBring th rough practice cgalnst the sec ond am Monday aft rnoon but thinko he will be back In hl place befer the rnd of the week Columbia wdll meet Yale ftstnrday and vll son are prtrlng to annihilate Coach Son pupil ae a rebuke for the frat of Iat season when Columbia was Iarged with play ing professionals in th Yule game Notr back (1 ld is rer strong that accounting for the big scar against Cincinnati Saturday but the lint is Irt need of development as the xperl nce gained in recent game demon strates that it will not bold against strong wan Although all of the Harvard men were out for actlo Monday they could not score once against the rubs in two 2kminute halves a fact that disgusted the coached who read curtain lectures to men after play ceased Princeton ha uncoierel a lively youngster In Humbird whose long end run and clever doig ing have scored several time for th ncruba and if any of the regular bark fall oft In their work the coach will thia sprinter into on th 'varsity team At Champaign all effort are tng dlr ct to wards th gam of Saturday with Michigan which the Illlnnl rrn hope to win It is the riut Important game of the 'year for Illinois and If th can win It will seriously interfere with Michigan's plans for th championship That promising fullback uf the Tale team Hyde receive! a bad ut over the eye several days ago while being tackled after catching a punt and it has caused him to io nerve He no longer ts ht punts away quickly and cleanly and th coaches are looking for another man who can kick Although lfatd Columbia easily last week the game was a hard one on tba players many of whom ar still unable to tl into th scrimmages Coach Woodruff Is not worrying about the abnt ores however as he think the Chicago game will be one of the easiest Of the year for hl team While the Cincinnati deeply cha grined oxer their defeat at Notre Dame they are practicing earnestly and hope to make such a emowing aaaJnst the Carlisle Indians November 24 that the past will be forgotten Th Cincin nati team In addition to being light is made up almost entirely of men Western Reserve of tfjeveland has canceled tho game with Cincinnati uni vetslty that was to be played in the orest City Saturday The rea son for ueh action is the poor showing Cincin nati made against Notre Dame last week th manager of Wcotern Reserve declaring that such an el ren could not draw a guard Stagg la training a new set of backs for the came with Penney Saturday as Henry is in bad shape and the games In th west ar considered of lucre importance than th one with the Quakers a the star who are slightly disabled will be saved for later came Chicago has given up all hope of beating and al! efforts will be dlr cted towards building up a team that will win the championship of the west a feat that Maroon supporters still think possible Will Isty'lp Here Com beautiful schooner yacht Priscilla of Cleveland will lay up in Detroit this winter She has been at the Michigan Yacht ac Power Co yard undergoing repairs Sir Thomas is Thoroughly Satisfied London October 23 Sir Thomas Lipton ha' cabled as follow to Oddie secretary of the New York Yacht Club: satisfactory Previous cablegram as regards duration was merely THE TRAP Good Work u( Baltimore October Thsre was a large crowd of shooters and enthusiasts at the grounds to day Throe events were concluded the first at aeven birds the at ten birds and the Pimlico handicap at fifteen birds The work it Hallowell wbo earned a clean ecore in all thr events was the feature of th spert The scores follow: 7 IO arley 6 I Wick 7 9 M'rher 6 0 Guikier 6 Dupvnt ti fi Hobbs 7 Henry 7 10 Gif Iwrt 7 10 Leroy 7 Burke 7 10: Eudd lo McMurcbey 7 10 Halstead 7 1O Eliiutt 7 anning A 10 Hazard No i I 9 Paul 5 7 Armstrong 7 Morphey 7 1C vetans A 9 Hood 7 IO Krueger 5 9 Martn 7 ulford 7 Dubray 4 7 Maeey 7: Leland 7 Peirce 0 Hayward 4 Mslune 10 Zertes WRESTLING THE RING Joe Cherry nnd Kid OTirien Hnttlo Ti Bight This will be an eventful night In sporting cir cl of Bay City and Saginaw a featherweight from each city is to appear in the wind up of a boxing show given In Hay City under the man agement of Jimmy Best well known in Detroit as catcher of the Elk baseball club that placed the A team Joe Cherry nt Saginaw nni Kid Brien Ray City boy who now maker his headquarters in Detroit are to meet In a 13 round battle at 12') pound ringside and it promises to be a fast and hard battle of th Queensberry style The chancss are thnt Kid Ixivlgne the former lightweight champinn who is now visiting his home city Saginaw will referee th bout who will be handled by Jack Hammond will leae for Bay Citv this morning and as he has been working fatthfullv ard Is a gam nnl hard hitting lad hi friend's expert to fee him win the fight although Cherry is clever and ean punch straight and hard with either hand BOYVL1NG A Trnm for the OiIcbro Tournnment Every atly own and manager in Detroit Is requested to attend a meeting that will be at on Randolph street this after noon A big tournament 1 to be held In Chicago In January and an effort is being mad to organ ize an all Detroit team to partlclpete fn the con tests at that time Detroit has th bowler necessary and It proper spirit Is shown this city will be well represented in the tournament Rrakr Gave Away Weight anti Won Bay City Mich Octobar 23 (Special) A wrestling match between Robert Reakes of West Bay (Tty and hellenberger of Mt Ptessart wa pulled off tv nlght at West Hay (Tty for JlfX) a side Vnder the agreement Phellenberger who sixty pounds more than iteak wa to throw the latter three times in an hour shellenberger won the first fall cateh as ah Cun style In tw nty minutes In the xt bout collar and elbow Whell nbery gave up at thend of twenty minutes and Reakea was declared the winner Ton Seliola rsli I pa ree or full pnrtloulars r3d our advertise ment In this isaue Tho bound volumes Electrical Draftfnw'wnci Designing outfits to be gtveq free with ea eoure are now on view at Gortnully Jeffery's 301 Wood ward avenue Burrows XV a Well Received Grand Rapids Mich October 23 (Spe cial) Senator Burrows poke to night at the Auditorium to an immense crowd It was tho first time that the senator has ven tured to hold a meeting in this city tnce he defeated John Patton and It wu not ex pected that he would draw especially well There was a tret ixirad of the young mrt hlng club beforehand and when the Mnator entered the btage the big hall was crowd'! JI Lemon presided and gave the senator a flattering introduc tion Mr Burrows made vigorous speech along his usual line Corliss at Port Huron Port Huron Mich October 23 Congress man John Corliss of Detroit addressed a Republican flrst mass meeting at the court house to night BASEBALL Lockhead is Ready to Sign Detroit Contract Harry Lockhead the big infielder who belongs in the troIt club hs written Manager Stalling a klng for a contract for Ifistl and declaring a willingness to join the Tigers 1n th spring Wh te was granted permission to play the Montana league Lockhead did not overlook th kindness of the local management and has rec ommended a pitcher whom be believes has major arue material in hla right arm Hi name is Beville 1 a big liow and pitched S'! ball In th Montana league during he past sn Manager Stallings promptly put hla nam on th claim list and if terms can be argreed upon he will bring th twlri on next spring 1)11 II ver NV In ormer Ba sob 11 Magnet Georg A Van Der bck def ndant In a suit tried yesterday before Judge raaer The plaintiff was the Acme Electrical 4 Advertl ing Co who ruiplied th mimic basetali game that was shown in th Empire theater during the baseball season of 1S03 The how dbt not prove a drawing one and Van Derbek refused to pay for it claiming that 4is contract was Illegal Iwcause it exeutl on Sunday Th jury returned a verdict for plaintiff for fJfiS BASEBALI BRIES red Buelow who will spend th winter in De troit does 'not think a rival league will be found in the dld next spring and he also doubts the ability of the union to uphold salaries If the magnates cid to make a cut Pittsburg misses Dillon and Ganz I two first basemen that were cast aside before a thorough trial was given them and as Bransfield will be an experiment next spring it has ben suggested that Jennings be purchased from Brooklyn thus insuring an experienced and brainy first baseman It is claimed in tbe east that the National League will either go lack to a 12 club circuit or assist the American League In absorbing the vacant territory offered in Baltimore and Wash ington It it Is up to one or th other of those propositions there is no doubt as to th result as a 12 cluh circuit never did prv popular nnd there is no chance of making such a venture again Ed Hanlon has sold many gold bricks to the major ligu clubs that th re has been no will scramble to purchase tbe release of Kelley and Jennings now that be has offered these players for sale There is a feeling that the best days of these men are over and that Hanlon would not be willing tn sell th if thre was any prospect of continued usefulness through three or four seasons to com Tbe Pirates have Williams and 1 each con sidered two of the best young third batnen In th business yt the pap ra In that elty are clamoring for a nw guardian of tbe third cush ion although it would be Interesting to know where such a man is to be found Bue low was drafted from Cleveland and If his leg doss not give ont will found a hard bitter but as a fl Id in his position he Is far from being a Collins It appears that the trouble in the rn Is acue is du to th refusal of th official scorer at IPs Moines to turn in th scores of th last thlrty flv gam a played In that elty was not paid for th work and win nd dHv the goods until prop rly reimbursed for hla service Dls Is not the flrst Instance of the kind but tbe courts have decide! that a acorer mut be laid In every instance where a cheap magnate tried to dodge his dbts One basebeil romancer at so much per column I rolntf to have tbe major lagti return to a 12 club circuit taking Washington Baltimore and IxitrisvHl back Into th Lkl and substituting troit for Cleveland That is all very compli mentary to Detroit the beat baseball city of its population in the country but the present owners of the Detroit club would have something to aey about that while the American would Hr up a lot of trouble If an effort should I ma le to wrest valuable territory from Its grasp Rome of the an I New York papers must have Sunday school editors writing thln ba liel! stories judging from th rent tales that hnv emanated from that part of the country rtatn it Is that mn unfamiliar with the base ball situation have bn making a stab at the outcome nt the present muddle and their argu ments ar ludicrous to say the least One of the latest yarns is to tbe effect that tb American league will be made up of Milwaukee Chicago St Ixtuis and Cleveland In th west leaving De troit off the map entirely although this city I a far better paying baseball own than Milwaukee or Cleveland while with tu teams in St Louis 'Detroit would be far more desirable than that city SHE WANTS A A WAY SCHOCL PRINCIPAL ANIl 'SCW BOARD EDUCATION PLANN OR NEW CRAV SCHOOL NEARLY COAIPIrED Anme of Parke School Chnngcd io dflead "llenjamln Plans for the new Craft school nrc nearly completed so it was announced at tYie meeting ot tho real estate committee of the school board last night The contractors will probably begin on the work next riday Pressed brick has been speci fied for the building which according to Architect Maicolmson will be the finest grade school In the city Th urn of $119 28 will be allowed to workmen who lost tools in the recent fire at the school AV Partian the last of tho twelve contrac tors has accented the settlement on the basis of 90 per cent of the work installed in the sum of and tho old Craft school has practically passed Into history so far as the board of education is concerned Several Improvements of interest were recommended The name plate on the Her xey Parke school will be changed back to read Benjamin ranklin at a cost of $39 CO and a new set of telephones will be installed In the Central high school A let ter was read from Edwin Conely com plaining that the sod at the Central high school was being ruined by football play ers and the matter will be investigated The building at No G37 Bagg street wilt be rented by the committee for the storage of board property which is held for sale A communication from the principal of one nt the schools caused a good nl of amusement She wrote would like to know if the janitor cannot have a a before winter sets Tho board figured that If the janitor got a horse that was unrulv enough the matter could be ar ranged without serious dllUculty except in the wav of after results to the janitor Then they figured that perhaps a runway was what the janitor was after and Supervisor Barr was instructed to look into the mat ter MADE VOTES OR THE PARTY Speeches of Mnybnry and undst runi nt 1 pen Ing Ishpeming Mich October He made the strong pffisw of the Kenublican have visited tho Concluding Mayburr Mavor William Mavburv was given a splendid ovation here to nlkht The larg est crowd that has ereeled any speaker in the present campaign came out His discourse was rather mild lie spoke nrin clrullv of trusts condemning the gait and other trusts of Michigan He declared that the Increased wages of workmen in the empiov of the trusts in the past four ven rs was from 5 to 10 nr cent while the in crease 1 profit of the products of trusts was frem to ver cent He denounced the Kvpublican administration of Michigan ns dishonest and disreputable and promised a purifvmK If elected trovornor vre vafoi onria IA tnD Uy arguments speakers whorvnae iYAn1nii)A appealed to the voters to support him be cause of his clean and honest record ns a business man and politician The hottest speech Of the campnlari wns given by the Democratic candidate for state treasurer Charles Sundstrom of He denounced the Republican national and state administrations ard scored many lead ing Republicans of the state and country for th ir activity tn the campaign All im portant Issues were given more or at tention and thd1 mining companies of lliu upper peninsula which he decLtred vre tn league with the monopolis nnd trusts were strongly condemned because certain mines recently suspended operations Both talks were well rec iv! inti It is concede! that ths speakers made votes for their par ty Varner of the lower peninsula wll give a prohibition talk Ure tu inorrow night IVE MILES BELOW THE SOO COLONIAL HITS A ROCK AND GOES TO THE BOTTOM HEAVY OG CAUSED THE MASTER TO GO TO THE CHANNEL EDGE ORTCNATELT ALL VESSELS HAVE JUST ROOM ENOUGH TU GET BY Saule Ste Marie Mich October 22 An other serious marine accident occurred at an early hour this morning when the steamer Colonial was sunk during a thick for diagonally across the channel at the Little Rapids The wreck only partial ly blocks the channel however and boats can safely pass the sunken craft The Colonial which was bound down tied up here lat night At fln early hour this morning sh got under way and Jut ashe was entering the cut at the Little Rapids a dense fog was encountered Capt Richard Neville who is in command ran too clos to the edge of the channel and tho steamer (truck a bowlder on the starboard side of the bank just below the light A hole was stove in her of such size as to cause her to fill and sink within ten minutes Before sinking however she swung around diagonally across the chan nel with head up stream She now lies midway between the Black can and the lighthouse in that position Her upper deck is just even wltn the surface of the water neral Superintendent Ripley ot the canal Is at th scene of the wreck and 1 rompt measures will be taken to raise the stranded vessel Th wrecking tug avorite which under Command of Capt Mart Swain performed such successful service in raising and free ing the Hielman a few weeks ago on ish Shoal was ordered from Cheboy gan this forenoon to assist in releasing the Colonial The Colonial was built in She is 244 feet keel 26 feet beam and has a net capac ity of llSs tons Her value about Her owner Is ('apt John Moore of ('leveland who owns the steel steamer of Ids name which sank the schooner Richards off Walkerville in July The Colonial was originally built for the Republic Iron Com pany and towed the Specular which was afterward made into a steamer nnd now lies a wreck at the side of Pelee passage Another tow owned by the same company was the steamer Continental and consort Magnetic In those days they were consid ered two of the largest and finest tows on the lakes Their combine! capacity on the draft then allowed was about 9A) tons The scene of the accident is about five miles below th Soo and there i said to be JOO feet ot room astern of the wreck A dispatch last night said that with the assistance of tugs all bolts could get by ORE BUYING ENDED VERY LITTLE REMAINS TO BE SHIPPED ATER NOVEMBER 1 Cleveland October A smaller ore movement than that of September Is the estimate for October of those who are keeping c1oe track of shipments Most of tho contracts for ore tonnag expire No vember 1 and with the majority of shippers the ore movement will be practically ended on that date Whatever thu outcome of the election it is conceded that ore buying is over for this year except for the pos sibility of obtaining odd lots from the docks There I' no object to furnacemen In paying this price for ore and selling the Iron on the basis of next year's ore prices urnaces short on ore will there fore choose to remain idle and await ore shipments ot lrfll urther reductions of mining fotveg on the (Jogcbic range were made recently and on the Msaba range tho Duluth mine suspended shipments fur the season because of storm damage JOHN MARTIN WRECK LIGHT AGAIN CARRIED AWAY BY AN UN KNOWN VESSEL MONDAY NIGHT The light marking the John Martin wreck near ort Gratiot was ueain carried away by an unknown steamer with two consorts Monday night and yesterday An at tempt will be made to find out a certainty she will be given as heavy a her name and once it Is known to fine as the law allows Competent vessel masters who have time and again pasd th spot with consorts say the light can be avoided without trouble and that any steamer striking It exhibits the gross in competence ot the men handling her unless she is crowded on to it by a passing vessel and no consort has an excuse for hitting It unless thrt be the reason or she is pulled on it by her steamer Port Huron October In five good working dss from now tbs wreckers expect to haxe the ontana entirely removed from the channel The work in protrreaaimc in rood shape And tbe southerly winds and warm weather have been a great help Tbe passing boats continue to ham mr away at the lightship over the John Martin It was torn away yesterday morning and again last evening at 10 Thl has become an erery day occurrence nni necessitates large re pairs to the scow cable and anchor A GENTLE REMINDER CAPT WESTCOTT WRITE? A A PARKER CONCERNING THAT SlOm) CHECK While hcl'Hnz Thomae fldCO check Capt Westcott has written an open letter Preiint A A Parker of the White tar line ownrx oi the Tahmoo rninhnc him ot the tael which that rnllnun baa probs by learned fioin the paper In sabotance It atates that Mr rau considers himself the chal lenged party for a race between (he City of Erie cr City of Buffalo and that steamer conC'dca to Mr Darker hl requesn for still ather and still aster and repeats the conditions Air Newtuan desires the rourw io be from Cleveland to Buf falo or vice versa or io miles those ports any day nr nicht between now an Jnly 1 190) the evaet date to be fixed by Mr Parker wbo must first giro six days notice that after thr boat rtart the one first reaching destination shall be the winner the winner to give the stzkes to charity The letter concludes: will place this check with the marine editor of The Iretroit ree Pre or with any disinter est party you and I may name at any titno you detre to covtr it The foregoing offer la open for thirty day I will further add that I am Instructed to make the wager double or triple the amount if you desire" LUMBER CARRIERS IN DEMAND THE OW IGURE HOWEVER IS THE BEST THEY CAN OBTAIN Chicago October 23 Grain rates ruled at 1 2c with shippers not fully supplied with tonnage The only charters reported were the rontenac for wheat to Midland and ths red Mercur for corn to Buffalo Cleveland October 23 Lumbgr arr'eri are in good demand but vesselmen are unable to get the late above $2 30 as yet No improvement Is looked for In the coal and ore markeL OUT COURT Constipation SVONA lSHPEMING COLLISION CASE HAS BEEN DISPOSED John Shaw the well known admiralty attorney said yesterday that the Sevona Ishpemlng collision ca had been settled out of court The Lhpcming it will be re membered was run down and sunk by the stel steamer Sevona nar the head ot Belle Isle Detroit river last spring and was raised brought to this port and repaired He was not at liberty ho said to give out the terms of settlement PAWNEE STILL ASHORE Inward Piles uEneas tbe Rioed tn the Head Acidity of tbe Stomach Naa Heartburn Disgust of ood Weight In the Stomach Sour Eructations Sinking or luttering of tha Heart Chok ing or Suffocating Sensation when la a lying poture Dimness of Virion tm nets on rUlng suddenly Dots cr he fore the Sight ever and Dull Paja ja head of Perspiration Yellow ncss ot the Skin and Eye pajn ths Sid Chest Limbs and Sudden luthea of heat Burning in the teah A tew of THE CONSORT YOUNG AND NOT THE EDWARDS AND ORTON IS ON Cleveland October 23 The steamer Pawnee and her consort are still ashore on Gul! Island reef and although they arc well up on the rocks they are not leaking The tugs Goulder and Monk worked on the Pawnee all of the afternoon but were un able to release hr Contrary to the first report the barge Young went on the rocks and the Edwards and Orton escaped and lie in good water Just off the reef At Work on the spinner By hr collision with tbe Cotanberry nesr Nlne MUe point oo river tbe steamer Spinner carried awy br stem and forefoot and was otherwise damaged Diver ZM i patching the wreck which lies In shallow water and she will be ptimd out and floated Ae VViirel Sitcuul Toner at Washburn Washburn October 23 The steel tower for the display nt wln signals 1 complete! Il lo cated in the rear of th merchandise dock an the high ground lags will be thers tbU fail but tbe electric Ugbta will nut be transferred from the present location until next s(ring Mlcliignn Sailor Killed Milwaukee October 23 Edward Vlzenski are! 22 years a sailor on th steamer lower fell from tb deck Into th hold receiving Injuries from which he died la ht night He lived at Ludington Vessel Passages DETROIT Detroit October 23 Orinoco Abyssinia 9:10 last nlcht 11 superior City 1:13 a Diewart and barges 2:13 Capt Wll Win 2:30: Crescent City Admiral 3:307 Kexlnsld and barge 4 Pathfinder agamore Northern Wave fi Uganda Princeton 5:13 axon Davids Aberdeen 7:7 Coralla Plck ands Card Geurge Stephenson Mead (sailed) 11 Neshote 12 uaquehanna 12A A acar Kallyuaa 12u3o Dope Lasooda 230 Tbomaa Palmer 2:40 Pabst Armani Harlem Centurion 0:40 Merida ulton in Down: Arabian 920 last niaht Gettrslsira Iron city 11 Iosco Jearutte Detereux 1:13 a Ijoulaiana 2:30 itscerald 2:40 leers Gould iron Duke ooter Mary Boyce Northern Ltrbt 1 Marquette 7:30 Mark Hop kina and eoneorts Holland and barges 9:13 Pioneer Chattanooga 10J Gilbert 11 Benton and barges 11:10 Ira Owen 12:30 Jma Hill Hanna 12:30 aytte Brown 1JJ0 ay Rhodes ischer car ferries 2 Cnnestoga 2:30 Troy 2:40 Ketcham 3 Wilbur 4 Bald win and barges City ot Venice 4:30 Chemung 53O Nicol 6:40 THE STRAITS Mackinaw City October Up: Ihtrh 10 last night Hudson 10:40 McVIttle 11:3) vona 1 a Rula Into Milwaukee 720 Toklo 10:10 Ian: Ralph Harold 11:20 last nlcht: Worth Irgtvn and two consorts 1:10 a Commodore 1:20: rad Kelly and consort 2:4 Traveler and cannons 3:13 Buell and consort 3:40 Znlth City htS Lotislle Tuscarora K20 Chicago 10 1 alr Wsllaee and cor sort 11:30 a Ortatva 7 Down Prince 12:13 Hennepin 3 Juni ata 7 Wind west fresh cloudy OO CANAL Sault Ste Marie October 23 Up: Manda 10 last nlaht: Cottinberrr 'heeotah Ba hama 12:20 a Japan Rhol Hmtly Wnll Down: lawyer Redfern Tux bury Manistique Ogarlta Gardner 11:40 la night Argo BIom Dobbin 1:30 a 4 Glengarry Mlnnednsa 3O Msrnbn Malta (1 Later Up Whitney ilka Yukon Pratt Athens 11:30 a I4ndn 12:30 tn Ken dall Troy 2:30 Italia Amaaon to Majestic 7:40 Down: Azte WEIUXD CANAL Port Col born October 23 Up: Nipigon and ccrsurta Maruurtie Strathcona Two Harbors Down: Barno thorn Arrival and Clearances South Chicago October 23 Cleared: Panther Escanaba Griffin alnort Gordon Campbell Maytham Buffalo Madiera Two Harlora Escanaba October 23 Arrived: Moravia Alta Clyde lot Araonaut Cleared: Newaygo An dron Ccanlca Cumberland: Etnrdr city Lake Brie ports A hrabnla Octoter 23 Arrived: rTitckgraanga C1ar4: I igbt Rensselaer Iron King Duluth Huron October 23 Arrived: Tampico airport Celolet 23 Arrived: Gilchrist Cleared: Ur Matos Two Harbors Conneaut October Cleared: Wad Edenborn Spokane Kirby Hartnell Duluth La fayette Manitowoc Cleveland October Arrived: Leuty Skhm hrlgley Deverenx hawnee Jeanette Cleared: John Owen Duluth Norwalk Du luth Duiuth So perlor October Arrival: Mc Williams rick Santa Mails Way Marvin McGregor Angus Smith Lindsay Wali Bradley and consort onoao Nyanza Glasgow Mahon ing Departed: Elfinmere spry Johnson Two Harbors light: Yale ITetorla Jiappa han nock Australia Emory Owen R's Wallula Moore Sclvryn Eddy Lake Erie ports ore Black Buf falo grain: street and consorts Niko and con sorts Inks Erie norts lumber Marquette October Arrived: Rot Hol land Cleared: Outhwnlre lrr re ou lele AaitAbula Castalia Conneaut Cadillac Clow lan 1 Aauland October Arrived: 1 Andon Cleared: Manola Buffalo Marcia Lira In: Carnegie Bryn Mawr Conneaut tiwauke October 23 Cleared: Jowrr Buf falo Edwards Golden Vge Escanaba Uiarxzu urd outh Chicago Toledo October 23 Arrived: Ira Owen Chas ester Samoa Departed: Morley Buf Coal Waverly Manitowoc: Rust Bamee Sheboygan: Tnunrar almsr Gladstone I lxnt Choctaw Chicago Erie October 23 Arrived: Rhodes Grecian Mill Chicago Pope Presley Milwaukee Qneen City Duluth Chicago October 2 1 Arrived: Bessemer King Colin Campbell Cleared: Niagara 1 TD Buffalo Tampa Midland Bella Io October 23 Arrived: Merrimac Ta coria Yuma Huron Parnell WissahicKun Cleared: ling Marquette cllcstnger McDougall Chicago Vance Milwau Shaiv Curry Duluth Penobscot Su peilor Marine Notes On Saturday ths steamer Orlando oe took out of Manitowoc 1 IOiX bu of wheat 7o0 br of Mriey and 11000 bu of cont on a draft of 17 feet inches Tim bi troreller Waldo waa badly shaken up by the heavy cas on her laet trip up She was nineteen hours ovtrduc on her arrival at Duluth It Is said that Grand Haven men are nigctfat ln for the nurchar of the river rie uoer May Graham owned by the Graham A Morton Trans portation Co of st Joe4i Col Jarsd Smith United blares njlpeer baa askl tor bids for removing the wreck ot the schooner Dundee which foundered about eixteen mil northwest ot Cleveland The contract nt th Milwaukee tugboat line to deliver ore at Ohio ports from Es anth at per ton doe not until Noremoer 13 Its steamer are tbe lna and Ntueho In the event that the Barry Bros conclude to fnart ui at winter service between Chicago an! Muskegon the tug Robert Burk will be uti lized at the latter tort to maintain an open clumnel through tho Ice After an ailment lasting many years the result of an operation Mrs Weatcott wif of the I trot vessel agent was euceefully re lieved of her affliction by an operation at Harper hospital recently and Is now rapidly cunvadeac tng A Toledo rei ort last night save tho Detroit A Cleveland line boats will jn blossom out tn all the dignity of United State mail tarrlers from that PUL A few loads will ba carried this fall and it Is expected that by tn opening ot navi gation rvxt year the rout will be tn full work ing order Seorrtary Morton cl the Graham 4 Morton Tratwp rtatlon Co of Benton Harbor declcrts tha: there ta ro truth In the report uubtlrb! tn' Grand RapKla that hl company will put on a line of steamer between baugateek and Chicago nrxt seaeon Mr Marton said: "We have no boats to spare tor such service and beetdr Sang atuek has no Judge Koh least In the United States District Court at Chicago will decide next Monday a ij PILLS will Ire the system of all the chore named disorders Price 25 cents per box Sold by all drug gists or sent by mail on receipt of price RADWAY CO 55 Elm St CITI DETROIT Office of Receiver of Tax October ft Notice Is hereby Riven to perwaos in terested thnt there have been filed tn this office the following named aeenieat rriU PAVING STREETS Roll 57 or grading and paving Crum mond avenue from the west curb line of Woodward avenue to the east curb line ot Hamilton Boulevard Roll or grading and pavlrg GratlM avenue lec 1) from the pavement at Shir idan avenue to the west curb line of New land avenue on tbe north I'art 1 ts duo and payable within 3 diTa from date of thus notice J'art 3 and 4 become due and payable in one two and three years rewpe rtively from th date of this notice together witji intCres at th rate of 7 per' cent from the date of the confirmation of the roll Either ofsai 1 parts may be paid within 30 from the date of thia notice with out interest If either of said rta two three or four shall not piltj when they becctne due 5 rer cent pviialtj and intereet al the late ot 7 per cent from date of confirmation of the nt roll win be added and the premises ns ed will be advertised and sold a provided by law THOS LUCKING Receiver of Tax BLOOD POISON We ttarnt4 th Lntrat Treatment by Dr to a positive And penaet rar tor Blood all th nywpuot yteM ts' Ha treatment a thuronKhly erdtet th pfMwcm from tb if yw hare aor throat patches no or tnmjth wolkn gland bate falling out rn hMv ttrbfn skin or other this difccaar call of ik We cared tteuxads of pat tents nffertn from BteM Poison and we can cure you wive you a written nrant mr ru by our Ta test Irenlrnraf without Mrrnr) er idasMntn and Yoe Pay When Oured OUR LATEST METHOD Treatment la tbe Mt Jome of years ot experience it vitalise tbe ay stew equal ixea the circulation removes all erttstrue tloas consequently Is the only tnetbM nt treatment which ts recognised tbe epeeiy and permanent cure far IUoo 1 Polson Chronic Pi I vat Nrvoua I poteney Varicocele Stricture (withoot ciHUnr or stretching Kidney Bladder Liver and Rectal Troubles Ro positivere wo of curing you that YOU PAY WHEN CURED EACH TIMEYOU CALL YOU SEE OR COLDBERC Personally He has Diplomas rorUfi'atex and li censes (e Cail on write ft blank for vtae and buck free Hours I a to as Sunday 10 a in to 3 DR COLDBERC 291 Woodward Ave Detroit Sick tre jt rtsdlrtlon of that court in ffe raae ot tha heir Carmi Van Anta North eeetern Navigation Co nt Canada Thesalt Is brought to reevver (23sj0 tlamaaea for tta datb ni Carmi Van Anda a minister who It I Mid con ttjueul a sovere cold on one of Uw oampaar steamers white in transit front (Totting wood Mackinac during th sumater of lite aiticb ds veloped rntr a caee of pneumonia last spring Georg Goldberg rf Graodyvenue ship on the steamer Rhoda Emily fireman June 7 he shipped on the teamr Rhodes at Hancck and nothing ha sine hea heard from him As Mrs Bennett at the fore going number is paying hi Hf Inatnwsso aa esmnts at his request would like to learn wh he i at Car rd eha ruuin of Ch stoanser Geerao Burnham wa arr ste a Ttiaga atordar Charg! with aaitt on th hlb sa WUJ taken before Unlt1 States Comm Err'd and a heanntt wag postponed cbttl Ortaber as the complainant James Darrell waa wb to apprar Daur II is said to oa under treat mea: tn Milwnukea acbwcnaaa is Milwauker man and tbe Burnham io ow nad insre tut 31 been tn the CMeag trade in lumber for eev seasons pars Darrell la 2 years of age ad was conk on the Burnham Rapid progress Is being made on lb four Rk and ocean going steamers which are being bsU for the Northwestern reamahlp Co at the of the American tupballdlng Co at South trJ It i claimed tiwt tac largest Mo kbolders in tip No: th western wtemnahip Co are Yoixore though Charles Coune iman wlteplxc tb contracts for tbe four vessels admit to vmall intercM In the enterpri boats will ba ready for launching by ntlodia of Dbcsmber and tho others will be Snished fore ebruary There ars 4tX mu now AS on tha boats and thl number will toerr! tn uo as sor as the progress on th vwete Pr mlts The kaeu of fot boats are alread) laid and the framework Is now ttiar'A SICK HEACAGHEI Positively cored ky thee Little Pilld They also refiere DW trees IromDyroephiX th' digestion an 1 Too Hearty Eating A perfect rem edy for Dizziness Nai" Drowsiness Taste in the Mouth Coated Tongne Pam la the add TORPID TJVER They regulate the Bowels Ifiirrly Vegetable SMALL PILL SMALL DOSE SMALL PRICE CARTERS ITTLE IVER PILLS Oppression Scffttitlon Kenralgia etc If ESPIC'S CIGARETTESor POWDEB Parts LSP1C New York OUPRA aul WEAK MEN! InwtAnt rttef Cure fw IS Aar rfr ftarilr fu4 any ntfferer In plain REE prcy lptfyfl with roll private enr for xm MintMte! NMcbt Lomp Ib4hty amll Parm Varc te Wr gft Dealer Bax 747 MarahA AST.