THE OltAIIA DAILY BEE: . FRIDAY, . JTH.T 10. 1008.
SIOUX DEFEAT Dl'CSUSCS
Fitcher Jonat U Bombarded for. Fair in the
8ixtklnnlnc.
.
.PATTtRSOH ALiO US TWO BAD INNINGS
Three Rasa Seored kr Ltneoln la (
f rTirm aa One la Another,
v f
Vat They-tAwm n"ot Eiaifk
' to 1VI.
8TOVX CITT,' I., "July 19. By bunrhlng
hltt.ln the ourtt, Inning' Blou City won
from Lincoln today by a core of 8 to 4.
In'tn fourth's base on balls and two
sing, brought In one run and In the
lth Fltcher Jones wm eubjected to a
'regulaf bornhartlrneinf'. five men crrwslng (he
home, plate 'during ih Inning- The Lln
eplnlte landed.' on Pwtterson hard In the
rrhlrd," piling up three-' runa. . and again In
the eighth, but thla time the rally netted
them only one run. 'Brore:
" . fciorx' CTTT
AH.' R.
H. PO.
rnmrtbir.- rf. 1
1
fl
it 0
7
' 1
1
6.
17
A.
0
8
1
0
1
0
2
2
8
. Wagner. If-
' Nobllt, Of..: 4 ' 1
Weed. 2b. ...r ft
Meyer a. wV J I
Kwtoi...k(.;..n. ) 0
Frost. So.-. . .. 4, 1
TVeeavr. .-............. 4 1
Patterson,-- p....-.j... 3 1, 1, ' 0
V' Tpiiit . .-J!; ' .',27,
AB. R.
.GulUIn, 3b 4 ' 1
TlionHii' lb. .... .....'.. S 8
Ft PO.
1 0
.0 4
I " 1
11
1 0
1 1
1 -
2 4
E.
0
0
0
0
, Collins", "rt
0
0
0
. 0
ITcnlon, If..
Tteen, 2b. .i.
' Zlnrsn, c
"Jones,
....
4 -
1
Tot.S
10 24 17 1
'fitfiiik ir-i ft. -0- 1 0 I 0 '-
Lincoln .".:,.......-...( to 0 0 0 1 0-4
1 Kafned runa:1 SMiix'tity.' t; Lincoln, 2.
Tan.huM him: Nnhllt 5. Olllllln. ThonHI.
'jume pla.v; 'Newlrjn; Weed and'Meyera
'(H) Left on Mlifl! Slow City. 'K Lincoln.
to. Bsrrlflce hits: WHgnrr. iNewmn, rmr
Jon, Pane on bstla: Off Patterson. 8; oft
oAp. Hit by pished ball: Qulllln,
'Ketchein.' Junes. Struck out:- By -Patter-eon.
1L HyJoneK.''4. - Time: 1:49. " Umpire:
,. Kerf eJ .jjj.rt'endnncVY' ". . .
' ' ftaaie Poatponer.. ,
At Pes- Mninmar-De Moines-Denver (tame
ptponl;,, wet. grounds., (
Standing of the Teama.
-Played. -Won. Loaf.
Pet
.70'
TVs Molra ...... ..s-7S - M
Omaha-. ........'.'.. ..'72 40
22
23
37
.MR
Denver -... e$?
eiotix city.. ......... r" ...as
.613
.434
4-1
46
46
Lincoln
. 7S
' 31
Pueblu ,
.'. 74 '
.2i
'.Oamei today: Pirehlp a Omaha. Lincoln
'at Slou Cllj-? Denver. t Dea Molnea. ;
KfcARfcYwBliPJ OMAHA I.EACIEBS
P.ai : (Foarrrea-InnJna , Conet with
tie ladepeadenta.
" C15ARNET, Kef) . July 19. (Special Tele
trim iThe Kearney ball team has cer-
lalnlv - wan. the, title of champion Inde
pendent team of tjie. atate when on top
if other x-lctorlea It beat thf Omaha league
.t-m here odny .in faat fourteen In
ning game by the Core of 3 to 2. The
features pt the game' wna a home run by
Welch' of Omaha, In thetxih. Innlns, and
one by Eajuaky or n-earney. in me mv
enih.' bBl,h hxlnglnjj In apother ecore. The
winning j)Ci,waB made In the fourteenth
Injuns; Wlien. ivenrney np.a. one mn on
Jisse. and, two' out and Zaluoky batted one
to rlrht Held' Whlh ' wort the frame. In
the, tfftTh Innlriir the 0rnha boys objected
'to a decision of ' l:mplte , Bailey -and he
was replaced by ' J'enqergran. -'ine game
arfthe way through wtts a pitcher, a battlo.
. . . f .5 . : -v R.H.E.
t - - 2L ... KBAKNEY.' ' i
' ; "At;.: rj 1 h. po? a.
E.
Favlben. If
' 0
...
Biacn. trr
t .
flcil!
meld; ib...-;..4,v
0' 0
16
TViwer.-i et. I'i ; . : . 1 3
' .1
. Hamilton. r8S.'..'.'.T... . 9 "0 '1 2
Lynch.. ilijM.. ..'.!,' ?1 " Ifl
ii lUatky c, o.itt 6i 1 1 H
Anders, 3b..1.-......'6 0 ... 1 .4
Howard,. p. y...i ...v 8 O.v 1
A 1
- Tatala .A'...,,.-''0 3 11
' ' OMAHA- . .
'! ' . AB.-' R. ' H,
CaTter. rf .V.. .. 8 1-
4?
. t'
PO.
t
16
A. K.
6- .1
2 0
Howard. 2b 7 3
4
1
5
.2
17
. 1
S
0
0-
Perrlng. Sb ..1.1
Weloh. cf..';..'.il...
Jiassey.. lf....J..,:vr
1
0.
0-
2' I 1
0
0
0
. 0
0
. 0
0
LunkJe. . ss. .
bonding. f..t
Jl-Neeley, p.
Dodge, p,..w
0.
0
0
v ,T?,..Vv'-'-W''
Kes,rney"....,.....0 00 000200000 1-8
Ofiiaha, ,.... .p.0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0-2
Karned 'rina; Ktariiey, 2; Omaha: 2.
To-base hits:' Black, frrlng.' Welch, Mc-jseelt-y,,'
IJowert Ul.. Itome runs: Zalusky, .
'VVeich. Double, plays: Omaha, l; Kearney,
i. t barf on'.ballai.Olt. Howard, 2; Off He.
Keeley,. J, ." Let; . 'on basea: .Kearney, 9:
Oiilaha. J2.,'' Struck ,'out: . By Howard, 8;
Ke.ltj. tfi by Dodge, ,4. ..Xmie: 2;45.
r, , ' tjOiiiska M1 Faeiila.
Pa Rourke asd his team, with 8elee and
his. Indianar come t a-Omaha for the first
of a series of games at. Vinton street park
Friday. The Omaha team is In fairly good
condition except . for Xta -miserable lack of
effective pitchers. 1(1 this department it la
weaker thlin It has been for many years.
And bec,aun of this deficiency Omaha loaea
many game It otherwise would win hands
down. JDuttlde of Ita , pitching department
It ha the 'strongest,. team It has had. for
several year. It has a . far better aet of
barters and Its men Are doing faat work
in the field. But aa the bldeat veterans Will
tell', "ft Top care to wln'gamea, get pitch
er." "gVlda. will be - ladles' oay.'Thls
series wttif Pueblo- runs through Sunday,
when two nmea will be played, the first
beginning at 2:10 p. m. The other gamea
are railed at 1:46, aa usual. The lineup:
Omaha. ' Position. Pueblo
Dolan.w. ......... Mret ..............McGllvary
Howard-.... Hcc.ond ..' ....ShUKart
Junhlr..il ..... j-.eniortst-yp . iak
lxjna.iM.'l. Shortaton
I'srringviii.l .A Third A Elwert
Basaey,.v..-.ik-....'Left V :...Cook
Welch Center Bader
Carerlj.-....M Right ...Melcholr
Gandlna.lv Catcher Messitt
Hogers. um. ..--. Catcher ..-......Bernlcked
8nrtr. a i Pitcher ......Morrison
lMid. iv.. .Pltehes Stlmmerl
Corns Pltchet ........Volendorf
McNeelv Pitcher Minor
Ai-ar-rf-v:. (.'.. ;.Pttehr '. .". .'.Faurot
GAMES'- iy AMr,'.KICA- a'SSOCIATIOX
Toled A'iBa'',,Ptt),her. .ttattla'.- from
. tMllwaakea One to 'ohtn. - '
MILWATKKE.' "July" It. Chech and
rf"urtla tmftilged' In a pltchera" battle hero
gooay. Toledo winning by a score n 1 tif
tl. 1 nD Ollf V 1 1 . T. li m VII V. 1 ' B
tral hAe. b-" Knabe in the secoiui In
ning, 'tfoora: '
' TOfcttDO . , . MtLWAlKtB.
H,n X . B H O A g.
Cltnfman. aa I 14 I 4 Hoblnaon. a. 4 I I
J -Clarta. K. 4 1 4 4 -.!.. rf..'... I 0 I 4
oe-nii. .'.:-4 r-l H -. m... . 4 l
Kane. -..- . 4 Matamaa, 10. I :
kraasar. lb . 4 1 . 1 -4 , 1 Ro. o .11 111
Knat. b....t ' 4. 4 Oar. lb t 1
W. Clarke,, lb I, 1 11- 0 MChaaaar. ct I 1 t
la, a I 4 I i 4 Mcrorm a. lb t 1 1-4
Chats. .,..,. It t, I (tV"" .- t t. I
Tsiala '.l:, .'4 1711.1-
m i n it 4
Toledo .'. . 0 1 0
A 0 0 0 0 01
Milwaukee ..0.0 9 0 8 0 0 0 00
Two-base hits: Roth, Odwell. First
ta ea ballsr ajfT Curtis. 1: oft Chech, 1.
Mrut k-owt : ' By Chech, 1' by Cur'is. ..
ssacrifloa 'bit: .-.Knabe.- Left on baa-a:
Milwaukee. I; Toledo, S. Umpire: Egan.
Tli: :
Bat ata Shot Oat Ilooalers. .
T. PAVL, July It. Prultt held In
dlanapolls to thr)-, scattered hlta toduy,
w hile St - Paul..fc'hed ita hlta ull -lum
In the first Inning, St. Paul taking
tha ecemd ol tU aerleav 4 to 0. Score:
... r..PAI,U IMDIANAPOLlt.
B H O-A.g B H. O.A.I.
Calar. lb.... 4 I 1 , talaas. rt. 4 I t 4
lUrtl. m. 4 '1 1 1 4Aibrma. la. 1 4 1
H tlZmil. as, 4 1. . 1 pimm. ...ta
frlak. N 1 1 f arr lb 4
Whaalae. IS', t It 4 t Wllllasxa. ss. I
ttalaag't. asl-'I 4 4 Pw. U 1
Paedaa. k. I I 'i taras. as... I
Knr. sTi-1 14 1 IKihw, t 1
Praiu. j-l e-i l kaauia, ....!
1 4
Totsls-,! 1 IT H - Totals...,. H t 14 14 t
.ul ..' ...8 0 9 8 4-1 4
dlMPd4-..-a..Yw.tv 8 8? 8. 9.-8 8-9
Taro base hits: Drill, Rockenfleld, Kkhoe.
ttrrrlen base: Vsn Xandt. Double rlss:
Vast Zandt. Paddaa aad Rock sun sld; twaho
M.r'M and Kahoe: KeHuiv Marcan and !
C arr; Dunleavy and Carr; KaW Atherton
and Carr. Base on teiia: on jveuum. i.
Hit b nltebrr: B lOl'Lin. I. Struck out
Py Pruftt. I; by Kellum I. Left on bases:
8t". Paul. 4; Indianapolis, 4. Time: 1:M.
umplra: Lonaley. .
Cssi far I metre Oweaa.
MINNEAPOLIS. Minn., July l.-Today'a
a;ame between Mtnnespo"" ana wiumom
got no rurrner man xnis nr irmc, vw,..
to a rtemonatratlon against I'mplre Owena,
who waa nearly mobbed yesterday after an
unnonnlar decision. There waa a moneter
attendance today and when Owena ap
peared he waa greeted with a Volley of eggs.
one oi tnem nil mm in inr nnu m
urt 'the vrounria after one strike had been
ii.iivri mnvnm thai be was hurt. The
fame was not formally called off nor for
elted. A temporary restraining order haa
been Issued returnable tomorrow preventing
the enforcement of the suspension or r ree-
man and Oyler of the Minneapolis team
pending; the hearing.
;ame I'ostpoaed.
At Ksnsaa Clty-Kanaa Clty-Loulavllle
game postponed; rain.
gtaadlas; af the Teams.
Played. Won. Lost.
Pet
.M
.639
.612
.437
'.425
Columbus
Milwaukee
Minneapolis ....
Toledo
Louisville
Kansas City ....
St. Paul ,
90
H9
, 87
89
87
R7
S4
41 r
40
41
41
42
4
60
48
4t'
44 -
17
Indianapolis
384
lumiininjiiB w .. .
Games today: Colurhbus. at Minneap
olis 'I'uledo at Milwaukee, Indianapoiia at
Bt. Paul. Louisville at Kanaaa City.
GAMES I VI HE AMERICAN LKAGtE
( lereland Wins Two' Cevnteetr' from
Jew Tark ;
NEW YORK, July 19 New Tork lost to
Cleveland today tn both fames of -a- double
header... The- first waa a one-elded affair,
but the aecond waa close, Clevelasd -winning
by bunching hlta off Jloag.ln, the
fourth Inning. Score first rarae: .
... CMVI-LANDv j , NEW YOltK
rilrk. rf.
Conmr. .. 1.1 1
Keel'r. rt.... 4 it
setups, lb....: 4'i tit
Hm. ct
Bar. et.. 4 I
Turner, m. ... t, 1 1
Latol. Jb ... 4 t t
(Mor.ll. lb... 4 1 11
4 Mnrltrtt?, tb. 4 1 4
SWIIIKini.' lb 4 1 II t
Dl-tintr, If 4 t t
0 Hnffmsa, ' ct.. t t 1
MrOnlre, o... 4 t I t
0 Obesbrs, I
fnnialtoil. It. I 1 1
PraitKr, lb... lis
Jlemli. ...... 10 4
Jon, p....... e
. Totsls... ,. -117 11 t
Touts. 1T II I -,.
Cleveland 2- 0 0 Q 0-1 1' 0'M
New York ... .0 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 V
Two-base hits: Lajolett WMIIarns, Flick.
Three-base hit: Congalton. Sacrifice hit:
Conualton.- First base on errors: Cleve
land, 2. Struck out: By Chesbro, 1; by
Joss, 5. Klrst base on balls: Off Joss, 1;
off Chesbro, S. Wild pitch: , . Chesbro.
Double plays: Bemis to' Lajolei: Williams
to Chase. Left on baees; New; York, 4;
Cleveland, 7. Umpire: O'LoughUn. Time:
1:45. t - v
Score scond game: -
.. CLEVELAND. . NEW YORK.
B H O A B. I. 5B H.O.A K
Flirt, rf 4
nr,. rf l
Stnrlll. cf ... I
Turner, m.... t
Lajole. 2b.... I
RoMfnsn, -Jb..-r4
ronnlton, II. t
Brsdler. 4b... 0
Barhesu, lb.. I
Bvmlii. c..-. .. t
Rhoadet, . p.. I
1
Oronerw. em.... 4
0
1 t
0 1
1 I
1 II
0 I
0
0 t
1 1
0 KeenilN rf...i--4
rhsa. lb. ...i 4
Williams, lbu4
Morlarltjr, lb. 4
0 Driahantjr,' If: 4
D Hoffmlno, cf. I
Klalnow. c.'.'l
V llosf.i p..... 1
0Yar 1
1 riaxkaoD. ...;!
ToUlt. 10 I 17 IT 1 Tot.lj :ll I 17 t 1
'Uatted for Hogg In aiitth.
Cleveland 0 0 p 3.0 '6 0 0 03
New . York 0 0.0 0 0 01 1 02
First base on errors;! New "York, 1;
Cleveland, 1. Left on bweos: New York, 1:
Cleveland, 4. First base' on balls: Off
ClarkHon, 1. Struck out: By Hogg. 4: by
Clarkson, 3. Three-base hit: Conroy. Two
base hits: Keeler, Delehanty, Stovall.
Bacrlnce hits: Klelnow, Turner.' Stolen
basea: Hoffmann,. BarbeaU. Double play:
Rhoadea to Lajole t Rossman. Hit by
plt.hed ball: By Hogg. 1., Wild pitch:
Clarkson. Hits: - Off Hogg, 4 In six ln
nlngn; off Clarkson, . 1- In three Innings,
Umpire: O'Loughlm., Time: J:46.
.Detroit Bate Odt Victory. -
BOSTON, July 19. DV'trolt won today, by
batting Young at critical stages. Boston
could do -nothing with.' Mullin's .dtellvery
until the ninth, when a. pass, and two
singles gsve them their lone tally, . core:
' DETROIT.. .' . , .BOSTON...
B.H.O.A E. fl.H.O.A.K.
Jones, ct t 0.1 4 Parent,-it. .. '. 4 1,1 I 0
prn. ct... I S is estaiii, a..:.:, t
chaster,- Sb:i t
Crawford, rl. I
Mclntrrtv If.. 4
noualilln.. 4b. 4
4
1 1
1 t
.1 1
I'OHMri n w X J v
0 sen-It, i.-.i'.-4 ' 0" I' 1
4 SFrarsian. 4b.el lt.'f 0
1 4Hnrit, Ik... 4 1.1X0
t tttayi,rt.b -. ft'BI
Undiajr, lb.. 4
1 a.
O Uirx, aa.. a
Warner, C.... 4
.4141 1 Arn-bruatar, a , 4 ,t , I
. 4 0 1 V iYoUnf, ?..vt 1 J 1
.1 ! Ojrrtgaa, jji 1ti'J.' -
MulllD. p...
Totals.-., . II in II 1 lTo4la.;..,..lf 4t M-t
Batted for Young In' ninth." ' 1
Detroit' 0 0 0 1 ,1,1,0.1-N
Boston., 0 0 0 0 , 0 .0 Ok l-il
Sacrifice hits: Schaefer.. Crawford. Two-
base hits: Sta.hl, Mclntyre, Morgan Craw
frtrd, ' Freeman. Three-base hit: Cough
lln. Stolen base: Mclntyre. Double play:
Mullin to O'Leary to Llndsaar.' First base
on ha Us: Oft.. Young...!, otr -Muiun, l.
Struck out: ,By Young, 4; by, Mullin, 1.
Passed hall: A rrr.orun ter. Wild Ditch:
Young. Time:1 2:01. Uloplresi. Conrwlly
.
Kvea Break la - Wstblsgtsi
WASHINGTON. July 19 Washington
and Chlcaaro broke even today In a double-
header, the visitors getting' the first, a to
4, while the second went to the locals,
to 0.-. Score, first game: "
CHICAGO. WASHINGTON.
B.H.O.A.E. B.H.O.A.K.
Habn. rt i4 1 4 4 Arthur, ssa. I till
Jodm. ef I 1 1 4 4 Startler. rt..,M I 40
laball. lb..... I Oil 4NIII. cf I 1 4 4 0
Davla. aa 4 I 1 I Croia, lb 4 4
Donohue, lb,. I 1 4 I OAnderaos, lfv.4, t
Doiihr(y, If 4 0 t 4 OSrhalfljr. lb...l .0
Sulllran. 4 III latahl, lb....C-f 4
Taon.hlll. lb 4 1 1.1 4 Hardoe, 0...4
WaUh, p.s... 4 11 1 Kltaoo, p I 1
-4
'4
rattan, p 1
11 t 17 II I'Y.tktatM 1 .4
TotaU...
4t
TUls....,-14 7 10 4
Batted for Patten hi -the ninth. -v
Chicago ........0 ! "0 0 4' 010
Washington ....0 0 0 t r 19 0 0 4
Earned runa: Washington; ' 1 ;.,Ch'lcago.
4. Two-baee hit's: Hahn DaVls, Ande't
son. Hits: ' Off Kltson,' t In live innings;
off Patten, '6 ' In four Innings.. , fcaiTace
hits: Hahn, Stanley, SchalQy (2)... tolen
baaea: Stanley, Schajfly. ... Stahl, . ,-Neill
(2). Double play: KHson, ,Bchal(ly and
Stahl. Left on baaea: ' Chicago, 6; Wash
ington, 6. First base on balls: Oft Pat
ten, 2; off Walsh, 2. First base on errors:
Chicago, 2. Struck out; By Kltson, 1;
by Patten. 3: by Walsh, 4. Paused ball:
Heydon. Wild pitch: Walsh. Tlnv: 1:00.
Umplrea: Conner and Shcrulan. .
St ore, aecond game; ''-
WASHINGTON. , i .CHICAOO..
. B.H.O.A.E. . . B.H.O.A B.
Altiaer. aa. ..
8lanler. rt..
Kill, ct
(ro.i. lb....
Anderann, If.
B.h.inj. lb..
6 ii I. . lb....
4 14 1 OHahn. rt...... 4 I
. 4
1 4 OJonaa. cf..... 4 114 4
4 1 Olahcll. lb....'. 4 ,1 1 1 0
4 0 Davla. aa...H 4 ' 1 4
ODonolaua. lb.. 4 19 1
I I 1 Dovghartv. if- ' 1 4 4
1 StJullOan: c... 4 I 4 t
I 1 Taanehlll, lb I I 4 4
II OAltrock, r-.-.i;' 1 4
Wakrftald. r. 1
Smith, p 1
. Totala...'... 14 10 17 II 1 '' ToUl si-.i-l' M 10
Washington 0 1 '- 1 1-8 Or 3
Chicago 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0
Two-basa hits: :. - Nlll,." Cross.-- tSlnith.
Sacrifice hit: Srhalliy. Stolen baser . Is
bell.. Left ' on bases: . , Washington, b;
Chicago, 6. First . base -on tiailai Off
Smith, 1. Struck out: By mlth, 2; by,
Altrork, 3. Time: ,1:86. Umiilra; -eherl-Uah.
. --- .
St. I.oals Shnta On Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA; Jul:i9-Howell held
Philadelphia down to' three hits today and
St. Ixuia had no trouble 1n winning the
game. Waddell retiretj from the conteat
after the first inning ctVaccoutrtof a sore
thumb and waa aucceecd by -Dygert, m-ho
Hitched good hall. Score't'"' 1 '"' r
8T. LOl'IS. ' PHILAISSLPHIA.
B H O.A.E. '-'- ' a HAJ A E
Nllaa. rf...... 4 1 1 4 Martael.. It... 4 1 14 0
Jenaa, lb...l II 1 Arisbrae'r. (Il l 0 4 4
tana. K 4 110 Date. lb. . I 11 0 1
Hemphill, cf. I I I 0 4 f owara. lb... 14 I t I
Wallara a.. 4 .1 I t yb-M. rt ,. 4 14
O'Brien, lb... 4 4 1 4 4 Murvbjr. lb.. I 0 14 1
Haniell. lb.. 4 14 1 I8.hrark. C....I I 1 I 4
Rickar. a 4 1 Ite- t ttos. as till
Howall. p ... I I I I 4 Kulabt.. Ik... . till
, Waddall. p.s4 t 0 1
Totala U I It II 1 Dnrt. p I 444
Totabj..;. H I 17 It 4
Et. Louis . ... 2 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 04
Philadelphia , 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 8 0-0
Left on b&sea: St, Louis, 4; Philadelphia,
1. Earned runs: St. Iuls, 1. Stolen bases:
Rickey. 6tone. Sacrifice hits: Jones, Hemp
hill, Armbrusterv Double play: Howell,
Wallace and Jones Struck out: By Dy
gert, 4, by Howell, 1. Base hits: Oft Wad
dell, 1 in one Inning; off Dygert 8 In eight
Innings. Wild pitch:. Waddvll.. Time: 1 .00.
Umpire: Hurat. : . .
BtaaalaaT of the Tea ass.
Played. Won. ' Loec
Vet.
.401
.800
.MM)
.669
.h'il
.619
.969
.24,4
Philadelphia
New York..
Cle eland .,
Chicago ...
Ifetrolt ....
78
48
48
48 .
45
81
to1
k'l
81
K'l
81
)
82
92
i
11
ss"
3t
62
88 '42
4 a
.St Louis..,
Wsalilnglon
Boatoa . ...
Oamea today
Chicago at Washington.
St. Louts at PMlaaelphla.' Detroit at Boa
tn, Cleveland at New -Yora. ' -'
VttlT VADU nrTF ITC Y Din PA
U, ULVLAIJ tlllVAUU
Windy Citj Hgtiotalg Start Cff figdly cd
Finiih Sam Way.
ERRORS BUNCHED WITH VISITORS' HITS
Gotham Team Makes Three nana la
tha Last Inalng mm a Doable,
Three Single aad Two
Errors.
CHICAOO, July 19.-Cblcago started oft
badly today, a gift, a fumble and a two
bagger giving the visitors two run In the
first. A double, three singles and two errors
gave New York three at the finish, winning
the game. Score:
NEW YORK. CHICAGO.
B.H.O.A.E. B H 0 I I
Breanahan, rt 4 0 1 0 Utile, ct I 1 0 0 0
Rhannos. It. 4 4 1 0 0 8hward. If.t 4 1 1
Bernour, cf..4 I 4 4 0 grhulte, rt...4 t 1 0 0
McGinn, lb., a Iff t chance, lb... 4 I 10 S 0
Devlin, lb ... 4 0 1 0 0 gtalnfeldt. ib 4 I I 4
DaMra. aa.... 4 1 I 4 0 Tinker. aa....4 14 11
Gllbart. lb... I 4 11 0 Era. Ib 4 till
Strang. Zb. ... I oil Kilns, e I 1 a s 1
Hewrrman, c . a 1 a I rl'iilhacn, p.. I o I I a
McGlnnllr. - 4 0 1 0 Moran 1 0 0 4 0
Totals IT 117 14 I Totala M 17 II t
Batted for Retilhach In ninth.
Chicago 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 02
New York ., 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 26
1-eft on bases: Chicago. 6: New York. 8.
Two-base hits: Seymour - (2), McOann.
Stolen bases: Chance (2), Evers. Double
plays: Reulbach and Chance: Reulhac.h.'
Stelnfeldx, Tinker and Evers; Bowerman,
Gilbert, Dahlen and Devlin. Struck out:
By Reulbach, 3; by McOlnnity, 4. Base
On balls: Off Reulbach, 4,-off McGinnlty, t.
Time: 1:60. Umpires: O'Day and John
Stone. Pirates Banrh Hlta.
PrTTSBUJtO. July 19.-Plttsburg hit Diig-
?leby hard in the first two Innings, scoring
our runs on six hits. Duggleby retired
after the seventh Inning, Roy taking his
place. Score:
PITTtBVRO. . ' 1 ' PHILADELPHIA.
B.H.O.A.E. B.H.O.A.E
Leach. Ib;.... I
0 Thnmal, cf. .. 4
Beaumont, cf. 9
1 Senlella, lb.. 4
OTItua. rf I
1 Courtnar, Jb. 4
4 Magre, If 4
0 Donlln, aa I
0 Braniflaia, lb I
Clarke, It I.. J
wagner. as..
Naalnn, lb..
1 It
Oinlor. cf...
Rltrher. lb..
Glharm, c...
Pbllltppe, . p.
Dooln
.... I
0 DuaglebT,
n.uh 1
Totala.
14 It 17 17 I Roy. p 0
Totala 10 4 14 11 1
Batted for Duggleby In eighth?
Pittahurg 2 2000110-4
Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 08
Earned -runs: Pittsburg. 3: Philadelphia,
Three-base hits: Nealon. Gibson. Sacri
fice hits: Rltchey. Titus. Bransfield. Stolen
bases: Wagner.. Ganley.- Double plays:
Kltchey ana. Nealon (; wanner, micney
and. Nealon. . First, base on balls: Off Dug
gleby, 2; on Roy,.l. Hit by pitcnea mui:
H.v uuttsTieby. iach. BtrucK out: ny fnii-
llppe, 2; by Duggleby.-S; by Roy, 3. Left
on hasps: Pittsburg, 8; fhllartelpnia,
Hits: Off DugKlt'by, 12 in seven innings.
Time: 1:36. Umpires: Klem and Carpenter.
Brooklyn Wins In ' Fifteenth.
ST. LOUIB, Mo., July 19. A rally In the
fifteenth inning, netting three runs, de
feated St. Ixiuls today. Brooklyn winning
8 to 3. Score:
"BROOKLYN. 8T. LOUIS.
B.H.O.A.E. B.H.O.A.E.
Malnner. cf.. 4 1 I 1 0 Bitrch. rf 4 1 0 0
Cae. Ib 7 111 4 Bannett, lb.. 7 last
Liimler, rf...T i.i t Merua, it.... a i v
Jordan,- lb.... 4 t II I 0 Smoot, cf..... i 110 4
Alperman. lb. 7 I 4 I 0 Oradr. c 4 14 4 0
McCarthy. If. 4 1 4 0 0 Hoatetter.'lb. 4 114 4
Lewla, aa 5 1 17 0 Nnonan, lb... 4 1 K i 1
Rlttar. C......T II 1 1 McBrlda, aa... 4 4 110
Paatorlua. p.. 4 1.4 0 0 Karger, p. . ... 4 114 4
M. Marabsll. 1 0 4 4 4
Totala. .....S8 II 48 II 1
, ToUls 61 11 41 M 1
Batted for Burch in fifteenth inning. -Bt.
Louis ........0 0 0 1 00 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0-S
Brooklyn .'.....-..0 0200000000100 t
Earned runs: St. Iuls, 1: Brooklyn, 1.
Two base hit: ' Hostetter. Three base hit:
Karger. SacrlHce hits': Pastorius. Lewis.
Double plays: 1ewiH. Alperman and Jor
dan. (2); McBrlde, Bennett, and Noonnn.
Paased balls: Grady. Stolon bases: Rltt,
Grady, Mertes. .Hit' by pitched ball: By
Pastorlfis, 1; b' Karger, 1. Baset, on hells!
Off Karger, 4; off pastorius, 2. Struck out:
By Kargef,"6;- 'by. Pastorius, .3. -Left ori
bases; St. Louis,- 8: Brooklyn,: 9 Time)
1 :46. Umpire : Ertrslle- ' J'.v' 1 Jy;: ,
, Boston Wins from Cls)Iaaatl.
CINCINNATI.- O., July 19. -wo InfteM
singles was all the locals could secure off
Llndaman's delivery In .today's game. Bot!
runs scored by Cincinnati were the results
of wild throws. Schlel waa benched In the
third Inning - for , protesting a decision.
Score:
BOSTON. ' CINCINNATI. ,
B.H.O.A.E. B.H.O.A.E
Brldwall. aa..l 0 4 4 0 Hugglns, lb.. 4 0 11 I
Tanner, lb...! 14 0 OBarrjr, If 4 110 0
Brain, lb 4 110 1 Keller, cf 110 0 1
Bates, cf 4 0 I 0 OJnde, rf...... 4 0 I 0 0
Howard. If... 4 1 1 V 4Daal, lb 4 0 11 1 4
Dolan. rf 1 4 1 0 4 Dalahantjr, lb 4 0 4 1 0
O'Kalll. c 4 1 7 1 OCorcorsn. aa.. I 0 1 1 0
Btrobel, lb.... I lit lP-rblal, c. 1 0114
LlQaman, p. 4 1 1 1 OLrTtngaton. e. 1 0 I 1 4
Wicker, p.... 10 0 14
ToUlt II 11711 :
, ToUla 10 1 17 14 1
Boston ....' 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 -14
Cincinnati 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0-2
Earned runs: Boston, 3. Two base lilts:
Howard, Brain. Three base hits: O'Neill.
Sacrifice hits: ' Tenney, Dolan, Btrobel.
Stolen base: Hugglns. Double play: Wicker,
Deal ahd Livingston. Struck.' out: By
Wicker, 3; by Llndaman, 6. Base on balls:
Off Wicker, 4; oft Llndaman, 3. Time: 2:0.
Umpire: Conway.
Standing; of the Teams.
Played. Won. Lost
Pet.
.7Ti3
.K50
.642
' .488
.435
.38
.372
-.337
Chicago ...
84
69
25
J
29
43
48
60
64
65
New York
Pittsburg
Philadelphia ...
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
80
til
84
85
81
86
83
62
62
41
37
31
82
28
Boston ..'
Gsmes today:
Brooklyn at St.
Boston
at
Cincinnati,
Louis, New York at Chl-
oago, Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
Game that 1 at Game.
A1-game of base ball which promise to
be a corker has been arranged for Satur
day afternoon between ' the Omaha. Real
Estate exchange and the Omaha Grain ex
change for Diets park. Thirtieth and Bnaul
dlng atreeta. at 2.30. The admission will be
free and the town Is Invited to attend.
Diets park has a good grandstand, and as
It will be ladies' day at the park a large
gathering of the fair sex la expected:
"Jim" Hamilton ia getting his throwing
arm worked into condition. . The lineup,
subject to Immediate change, Is given out
as follows: ' '
-. Real Estate Ex. Positions. Grain Ex.
A. P. Tukey Catch. .Billy" Sunderland
K. A. Benson Pitch "Jim" .Hannllon
H. T. Clarke First N. Mariain
W. H. Given Second. ."Barney'' Barnes
Byron Hastings... Third. ...T. W. Holmquiot
Harry. Reed Short J. E. Von Dorren
A. O. Charlton.... Left A..B. Jaquith
F. D. Weao Center C. Davis
J. H. Patrotte Hight E. E. Huntley
J. W. Bobbin Water boy O. H. Lyon
W. G. L re Mascot. .Jo' in Swearlnger
Cosad la t-ntelaaaed.
BERTRAND. Neb., July 19. (Special
Telegram.) The Bertrand Tigers played
rings around Coiad here today, defeating
them bv a score of 9 to 2. Atkinson held
the visitors to three scratch hlta and
waa well aupported by the team. 'I ha
feature of the game was tne fast fielding
of Kellogg and the batting or Mc liorter
Score : ' R. H. E
Bertrand 1 02 1 01 20 9 11 8
Cozad 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 2 0 2 8 7
Struck out: By Atkinson, 9; by Ryan,
I. Batteries: Bertrand, Atkinson and
McWhortar; Cosad. Ryan and Atkinson.
ew Plteher 1e- Sanprd.
GRAND ISLAND. Neb.. July 19. (Spe
cial Telegram.) Grand Island hit Hast
Inga" new pitcher freely In the lutti-r-purt
of the game and had an eaay winning.
Score: R. H. .
Grand Island . 0 10 19 9 14 7 10 T
Haatlnga 0 1 0 0 9 0 0 0 2 3 7 I
Batterlea: Grand Ialand. Coykendall
and Townaend; Hastings, Wade and Po
teet-
Ball Players Fined.
MILWAUKEE. Wis.. July 19. First Base
man Freeman and Shortstop Oyler ol the
Minneapolis American association base ball
team were today fined l' each and sus
pended for seven dsys lit connection with
the assault on Umpire Owen in yesterday a
game with the Columbus team at Min
neapolis. Fielder Davis and Captain Fog
were fined tbO and lUcher Ford was as
sessed 825-' '
. . .
Two Games tn Case.
BEATRICE. Neb.. July J9. (Special
Telegram.) The Plckrell ball team de
feated the Sterling nine at Pickrell this
afternoon In an Interesting game: score,
9 to I. Th Topeka Glanta soul out tha
at . Wymor by a score
Hartar4 Takes a Pair.
ARAPAHOE, NeV. Jtilf It -(Sperlal Tel.
es-ram The Braves plsied an uninterest
ing exhibition asms with the Harvard ball
team this morning, awing to yesterday
ttame being postponed br rain; the score
being 14 to I In fsvor of Harvard, with
Sanderson and Lin- as battery: Bellamy
-end Schoonover for Arapahoe. Poor field
ing was responsiM for the high score.
The afternoon game was well played, a
shown by the score, and Tsnner, while hit
hard, pitched out of several had holes. The
features of the game were Miller pitching,
Kettlebuah's batting and Bellamy- fielding.
Saddler, as umpire. Is one of the. best In
the state. Captain Charles Perry has as
fine and gentlemanly a bunch of ball play
ers as has visited Arkahoe, excepting win
nlnK both games an unpardonable ln.
Eiare:
' ' R H E
Arapahoe 0 10 0 0 0 8 0 01 1 j
Harvard 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 2 04 11 i
Double play: Arapahoe. Two-base hit:
Harvsrd. First hase on balls and hit by
pitched balls: Three each. Struck out:
Tanner, 7; by Miller, 8. Attendance,
1,100.
Games In Tbree-I League.
At Springfield Springfield. 5; Deca
tur, 8.
At Davenport Davenport, 1, Dubu
que, 0. -
At Ceorla Blootnlngton, 8; Peoria. I.
At Cedar Rapids Cedar Rapids, 8:
Rock Island, 2. ,
CHAXCE'g GREAT PITCHING STAFF
l.nndgren. Brown, Taylor, Rnelbaeh,
Pfelster. Overall anal Harper.
. Manager Chance of the Cub hss brjllt
up a staff of pitchers which 'Is the envy
of all tha managerial world. With Lund
gren. Brown, Taylor and Ruelbach he haa
four veteran righthander- who shine In
the fastest company, and In Pfelster, the
only Southpaw on the team, he ha a
tellable man, who 'ha shown consistent
and at times sensational work this season.
To these Ave are added Overall and Hr
per, th two twirlere secured from the Cin
cinnati club, both of whom have shown
well in the chances given them.
Chance, has always maintained that to
win a championship a man must have the
pitchers able, to go the route. When he
secured the signature of Jack Tavlor to a
Chicago contract he remarked, "I am satis
fled. It Is quite prohnble he will put the
brunt of the work on Taylor and Brown
for these two boy cin always be relied
upon to put them over and no gnme wilt
b" ,los,,by their wildness. With Chicago
fast fielding team a visitor will have to hit
the ball good and c(ean to get. on the bag
or to advance a runner.
, r
MORSES TAKES PLACE OF AVERS
Lincoln Pitcher Hired by Ronrke
Last Pneblo Game Exhibition.
One more of Pa Rourke's aereonauts has
been placed In his balloon and sent to
some distant seaport -where he may stay
if he wants to. It is young Mr. Ayer. the
latest offender whi joined the team onlv
recently. Nothing haa been done to Dodge
ns yet. Ayers gave a very convincing
proof that he was not the man Omaha
needed to pull It Into first place or help
keep It In second place, and being unable
to make further use of him Mr. Rourke
decided not to detain th young man
longer. ...
Morse, th University of Nebraska hoy
who pitched some for Lincoln, haa taken
Ayera' place. Morse Is not totally a
stranger to Omaha fans, having pitched
agatnHt the home team during this season.
President Rourke wired yesterday, ahead
of his arrival from the west, that the last
drubbing Omaha got from Pueblo, that
one at Denver where 500 people stampeded
the park, did not count, a It was an ex
hibition game.
Luckily that 'one; at Kearney also was
an exhibition a good one for Kearney. -
Race Results at Wymore.
BEATRICE, Neb- July 19. Speclal.
The attendance at the races yesterday at
Wymore was . larger than on the first day.
An Interesting. .feature of the program was
the exhibition of the. .mare Emma, the
guideless wonder, who paced a mile with
out a driver and to. a. pace-maker In 2:30
flat. Results: ,
.2:30 pace, ten starters
Bothel Muaaick ...... j.w ...1 1 1
Fortunella ........ .i 3 4'
I-ocna G ..A..t.8 5 8......;. 3 I G
Queen of the West ,'4.v.. ..'... 4 7 2
Uszle Worden.. 8 4 6
Jim Booth --,....1...., ..8 8 7
nun wiser .
Calhoun Girl
4?tritiaJ K..
-A-rCtV.t""f jVfc-t J 2
Dr. Skult .:....' .....io, dr
-Time: 2:144, il27 8MJ.
2:22 trot ' ' '
Johnnie K.X...
Mesmerism ...i. .......
Rilver Russel ......,'..:.....
Rear Guard '..
Rexella
Mathelle
Time: 2:1. 2-:l4?2:16.
Three-year-old troU-
Miles Tllden
.j.l
...t
Cecil Flash
Retriever Boy e
Happy B , "I-4 '
Time: ; i:s4, i:m,- a:s4.
Running, three-quarter mile dash Irish
Swede won, Illumltwtor second. Mellas
third. Ossian and Miss Piatt also ran.
Time: 1:1714.
- Thorpe Ontahoots Towaaen4.
GENEVA. Neb' Julv 19. (Special.)
A blue rock shooting contest took place
on the C. A. Thorpe grounds yesterday
and the day before. - The contest waa
for the Thorpe cup. The score waa Thorps
89 and Townsend of omana St. Tne cup
remains with Thorpe. There wer about
twenty visitors, who entered into minor
contests, but- Townsand was the only
contestant with Thorpe for tha cup.
Earan I -Defeated' hy Clow.' . .
i-Hii-'AfH-v "Julv it. Walter E. Egan.
twice - winner and the present holder of
the Glenvlew cap, was oeieatea today in
tha second round of the annual tourna
ment for that trophy. Egan' opponent
.. tv rinw of Onwerit8ia. and the
match was not decided until the eighteenth
hole, when a topped drive ioi egan vne
hole and match.
McMarrhle Wlsa Eastern Haadlrap.
' PHILADELPHIA, July 19. H. McMurchle
of Fulton. N. Y.. won the eaatern handi
cap, the principal event of the target tour
nament of the Interstate association, on
the grounds of the Florists' Gun club,
with a score of 93 breaks out of a possible
UK). Charles Young of Springfield, O.. a
profeaslonal. and H. R. Bonser of Cincin
nati, amateur, tied for second high gun
at 2 and divided second and third money.
Too -Wet for Tennis.
The tennis grounds of the Field club were
too wet for play Thnrsday evening, and
h.r, miam unnihrr nostconement of plsy In
the rity championship series. The battle
will be on again this afternoon, unless
further rains prevent. It Is. expected the
courts will be in the best of condition.
Sporting; Brevltle.
Fie on your six-bits pitcher.
Selee ha a new catcher In Ronnicker.
Des Moines is over 300 points aheid of
Pueblo, the tallenders, ana iwi aneaa oi
Omaha, aecond.
Hoffmsa wss there with the hit whl-h
did the business when Chmance sent h.m to
bat in the filth Inning. Wlltse had. walked
four.
Stone made five hits in nine times tin In
the double-header played Wednesduy. That
will help some, especially ss the great
Larry made but one in five time up.
Stagg and the Cornell athletic manage
ment could not agre upon a time and
place for a foot ball gio tnia tm i
tween thte two college, o none will be
played.
The South Omaha Victor would ilk
to hear from any base ball team under
18 yeara of age.. Address Oeoigs
228 North Twenty-third street, Sotfgft
Omaha.
The Chicago Nationals are batting at .
and the White Sox at .2. The Cuba'
fielding la .Sk and the White Hox 9o2.
Pfelster ha a better batting average than
Lundgren.
The Rambler of South Omaha ar with
out a game tor next Sunday. Any faat
amateur team In or out of the city desir
ing a game for that dale addreas ..
Corrigan, Thirty-ninth and 8 street.
South Omaha, or telephone South Omaha
137L
On the question of whether a ball went
foul or fair iu a gam Saturday depended
the standing of Sm Crawford In the bat
ting table. Umpire Tim Hurst called the
bell fair, which made Wahoo Sam a av
erage .3a. making hkm the only Detroit
player agov the .109 mark.
' That plan of moving the Puor!o-Omah
gsuii up to Denver to accommodate the
Like aeema to have tickled the conven
tlonera most to desth. A regular atam
pede waa made for the ball pnrk as soon
as the Elks heard of the plan. Out of
Denver- population ef l&o.OOn and the 26.000
visiting Elka tha grand stand and bleachers
wer overrun by a surging mass ef long
horns, numaer M. What must b the nor
.jual attendance la Denver t
Beatrice team
of 8 to 9.
SICKNESS MAY BRING PEACE
Mil do ar lfa Fit 7 Important Part in
Fendinc Fetrotittiont.
AMERICAN SHIP IN NEUTRAL WATERS
Marblehead Will Anchor at Sea and
Central Asaerlcaa Delegate
Will Bo Taken Aboard
with Dlfflcalty.
WASHINGTON, July 19.-Naval officer
who ar familiar with the west coast of
Central America, where the Marblehead U
awaiting the plenipotentiaries of th
warring southern republics, predict that the
negotiations will be very brief. They say
that the ship will be anchored about five
mile from shore, aa it la unsafe to g-i.
closer, and the limit of a nation's control
I three mile. There Is a very heavy wcll
on the coast at that point and acaslcknes
on th part of the envoys 1 apprehended by
the naval officials.
There are no harbors along the coast and
only a few open roadsteads, and all com
munication with the shore Is In Isunches.
At San Jose, Guatemala, where the pence
commissioners of that country are to lie
taken aboard the Marblehead, the process
of the landing 1 described a being most
difficult. An Iron pier has been constructed
quite a distance out to sea from the shore
and It la approached by a launch and light
draft veesel, when a steel cage Is swung
off over the vessel and by carefully watch
ing the rise and fall of the ship the cage
1 landed on tha deck. If passengers are
to be taken from the vessel they get Inside
the cage and by skillful-manipulation the
cage Is swung from the deck and for a few
moment the Inmate are hanging In mid
air. ..... ....
Armistice Being; Respected.
The State department was advised today
that the armistice entered into by the war
ring Central America province 1 being re
spected and that preliminary negotiation
ar progressing satisfactorily. The namee
of th. peace commissioners have not been
communicated to the department a yt.
Minister Combs cabled to the department
today that . he has arrived at San Jose,
Guatemala, from Champorlco. He will
board the Marblehead as soon a .It
reaches San Joae and will be met thero
by the peace . commissioners of Guatemala
and Salvador.
Commander Mulligan of the Marblehead
has advised "the Navy department that that
vessel arrived at San Jose, Guatemala, to
day with the peace commissioners on board
and haa sailed beyond the three-mile limit
to enable the commissioner to conduct
their' negotiations.
Envoys Gathering.
. BAN SALVADOR, Wednesday, July 19.
Amerlcan Minister Merry,- accompanied by
the commissioner of Salvador, left tonight
by train for Acajutla. Guatemala's com
missioners, with the Mexican minister,
Federlo o Gamboa, representing Mexico,
will board the United State cruiser Mar
blehead at an' Jose. The conference will
take place nine miles off the coast.
- The final fighting Tuesday resulted la the
forcea of Salvador occupying EI Poste
Glgant, Clonar, Coyotlllo and La Mar
garita, alt position In Guatemalan terri
tory. The Guatemalan army Waa. com
pleetly defeated; retreating In disorder and
leaving arm and ammunition In Ita camp.
Report from Guatemala.
- GUATEMALA CITT. Guatemala, Wednes
day, .July 18. The armistice arranged be
tween the armies of Guatemala and Salva
dor and the latter' ally, Honduras,-as i
result-of .the humane and highly , appreci
ated Intervention of President Roosevelt
and Dts., went Into effect at 4 o'clock thu
morning. .The belligerents have appointed
commissioner who will goon hoard, the
cruiser Marblehead add draw up and sign
a treaty of peaca on the high seas.
Bee 'Want Ada are the dependable seeds
of success.
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CCT PAYiWG THE PENALTY
Everything baa to hav a beginning, and one of the most prolific sources
or the disesses and weaknesses so prevalent among man - Is the result of
abuses In early life or neglected or Improperly treated pelvic diseases, such
as Gonorrohea, etc. While Gonorrhoea la considered one of the simplest con- 1
tagtoua diseases, yet through neglect It develops Into Stricture and Gleet.
Insidiously progressing and tenaolotrely faatenlng Itself upon the system
until It has Invaded the kidney, bladder and prostatic region, rendering It o
complicated as to be Incurable In some oases. Perhaps the flrat armptom
was a Uttle discharge, which. If properly treated, could hav been cured In a
?w Rheumatism Is another result of rraproper treatment of this con--
dltlon, producing not only axoruotating pain, but It frequently wai-ps and
twists, otie or mare of the Joint of the body producing horrible deformities,
frequently depriving th individual of th ability to earn a living for him
self, leaving htm a helplea and tortured cripple for life. Another deplorable'
reeult of thla disease wha Improperly treated 1 swollen glands, that are not
only psanfuL but will finally destroy a man sexually and In many rasas
physloally. When thla dlaeese, through neglect or Improper treatment, by It
extenalen haa caused a cystjtlo Invasion of the bladder, thence by It exten
sion up th ureter to-the kidney. It there produces result that are Indeed
lamentable.
Some men, through Ignorance of th consequences which are sure to fol
low. neglect or Improper treatment, consider thla a trifling ailment and rely
upon patent medicine, druggists and unskilled doctors in sn effort to secure re
lief for th cost of a bottle of medicine, and by this procedure allow the disease
to make such serious Inroads upon the sexual and nervou ritam that. It
lnoapaclate them for th phytcl, mental and sexual duties of life," and th
patient-pay dearly, for his economy of th selection of Incompetent attend
ance. .-...
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Debility, Impotency, Blood Poison (Syphilis),
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