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tRw YORK Aug 4Figfct premoters are beginning already to bW tot

jaftrtesJeltnaon ftgtotJewries today received a tentative

fer from a promoter In Fortk WorthTexas who wanted to knew it a 5Mty009 purse would be bis enough to getthe figbt The message was se wardedas to make the fighter believe thatan even larger purse Would be offeredif that was not sufficient

Mclntoah the man who pulled off theJohnsonBunts fight in Australia willmake a MA for the battle though itIs hardly probable Jeffrie would agreeto go to the Antipodes to fight

Colfrefk of San Fraafcsco Car ay ofLos Angeles several Nevada miningcamp promoters and several promoters-in the Northwest are known to be preparing to make bids while the NationalSporting Club of London will make anoffer It there is a chance the haUlscan be arranged in England

As English purses are sma4land asinsists on lighting in America

there is little likelihood that the Eng-lish sports will get a chance tothe battle

GfiI IS AFTER

Giant Manager Holds LongConference With Former

Yale Athlete

CINCINNATI Ohio Aug 4 TadJone the fa mom yae catcher of thepast several seaawta will probably

Giants within a few daysJones cfuna here from his home in

ExceUo and was closeted for severalhour with McGraw While negotia-tions were not closed it Is understoodthat Jones te about willing te sign ashe was oat practising with te Giantsyesterday afternoon

Tad Jones is generally credited as oneof the best college athletes of recentyears He la a handy catcher and greathitter He was widely known

the country through his footballability He was one of Yales most fa-mous Quarterbacks of recent years

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Defeat of Dummy Decker the Rugge d Baltimorean

SULLIVANS REVERSALPROVES BIG SURPRISE

Washington Pugilist Shows a Return to Wise

Generalship Beat CapitalDelegation Sees Bout

LifeHisDeckerLarge

Auto News and GossipB-y HARRY WARD

IW D West president of the Auto

mobile Club of Washington Mr andMrs Cmio H Rudolph Mr and MrsL A Dent and W B MoBurney re-cently took a trip to fUdgevitte Md ina

Matthew TrtmWe jr will leave to-morrow ra Ilk Mo49l X OUtomofcfte forNew York He will do eoMideraMetouring on Ijong Island during the

J X Stoddard of he Cook A Stoddard Company Franklin agents whohas returned from a vlaft to the Franklia factory in Syracuse found the fac-tory running to its capacity at a seasonwhen in previous years the getting outof the new models had not yet benbegun With delivery of lilO ears al-

ready begun the full factory tome isbeing employed to bring forward theentire season meet the demand for motor cars which throughout

country is expected In 110 to exceedthe supply factory itself is being

the construction of a sixthfor the second largest of the build

Sap tide making an increase of 15900square feet or a total of nearly 90000-9aKjuirs feet in hoer In addition

factory building has beenfor use commercial rex

department

Leater D Moore jr made a trip toFnreoUviUe Va yesterday in a Boo

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N3W YORK AM 4Y n WIldfans by a remarkable exbibttfen ofgamoMsja managed stay ten roundswith Haxry Scrocsja of Baltimore inthe liar bout at Btwwns

f4fons ootwelgrfied his opponent bypou d and his greater strength

wa tee much for Wildfang toknockdowns in

the ftrat third fifth sixth and eighth

YANKS GET ANOTHERLANCA TBR Pa Aug 4 Manager

of local TriState BaeeballClub anaouneed today that he has soldWilbur Roach shortstop to the NewYork American League team for 196

Roach will report at the close of theInState season

NOVEL EYE CUREAn oooliat says that

te responsible for much of thetrouble women have with their eyesHe advfaec them to go to a high reefand took down aa that wilt do rawhat a leas range of vision lu thedistance et the plains might be able faffect Persona who haw a ex-panse at sea or plain to look at 2o notae a puffer with weakeye Louisville Herald

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Kid Sttfttvan of this city requitedfor of his comparatively mediocreshowings of late when he WOft a cleancut victory by the knockout route overDummy Decker last night before AlHerforfls clUb in Baltimore The endcame in the sixth

After the severe mnuling Bert Keyesadministered in Savannah on Thanks-giving Day thoro were many who beHevcd that Sullivans days s a fighterwere over snd that if he was to reenter the ring It would be in pre-liminaries

But lent night there was a totallydifferent tale From a point of viewof physical condition Sullivan appearedin as prime shape as at any time dur-ing long career and had no troubleIn making the weight He had to concede a decides advantage in height andreach to his oppaneiit but once

get down to action he soon overcame these decided advantages by hischaracteristic boring in and lendingtelling Wows on face and body

Sullivan Handicapped-One of the handicaps under which

Sullivan has labored In some of hisfights has ben his inability to change hisstyle quickly for he has relied mostlyupon forcing hIs way te his opponentsregardless of the hammering he himselfhas received in attempting to deliver ateUirc blow

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Charles J Glidden has not abandonedhis around the world journey but willrenew it shortly and complete it in ItllMr will then have driven S8IHW

and the book he w writing abouthis world journey will contain 2WOWwords and illustrations galore

The leading article In the number of City Automobile Jour-nal was a description of the Munsey reIftLblUty contest It wee illustrated with-a of the ChalmersDetroit path-finder car with Karl Schnorr at thewheel The first number of the newauto monthly was a creditable one

Not one of the Tiger quartet of infielders that started the Jennings crowdon the road to their second pennantlast season is in harness as a regularat the present time

Coughlin third base OLeary short-stop Schaefer second base and

first base is the way the Detroitlineup read a year ago Today notone of the four names is to be foundin the betting order

Bush who joined the Tigers late lastseason is playing short Moriarity hassucceeded Coughlin at third OLearyhaving played the position when Mikewas incapacitated for duty Schaefergave way to young Kllllfer at second-a week ago while Crawford is show-ing Bosaman how to play the initial

AMATEUR LEAGUES J

Yesterdays ResultsCapital City League Marines 1

Brooklyn 1Sunday School 14

Langdon 4

Maniuette JM 9St Martins 4

Independence League Aggies 11

St Paul 4Suburban League Brightwood S-

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R R Y MC A League Adama0 Car Department 3

Colored Departmental League Nogame

Games TodayCapital City LesgneC A C

P OSunday School League Peek

HamlineMarquette League Congresafonals-

vs TanglewoodIndependence League Ninth vs

ManhattanSuburban League Takama va-

Parkview at PetworthR R Y M C A LeaxueStatten

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WELLKNOWN PLAYER-IS DOWN

A letter from Denver brings thethat Long the fa-

mous W shortstop is dying from conand is penniless

Bert Devls city clerk of Denver willcare for any eontributfcMs oM friendwar car U make a d see but themoney to expended for Longs comfort

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spent the first round in feollng out hisrival and then cautiously

carried the fight to Dacker Thehe lacked absolutely nothing In the wayof confidence In the final outcomeamply shovn by his disregard for al-leged export advice from the ringsidewhich would have him go in and tryfor a knockout in short orderShowed Judgment

Instead of taking a long chance ofrunning into a blow that might changethe whole aspect of affairs Sullivandid not make his ftrst move until thefifth when he beat Decker intodistress and twice had the Baltimoreman on the floor

In the sixth Sullivan finished the JobFrom the tap of the gunS he waded inand before the round was half overlanded a straight left to the jaw whichsent back and before hecould recover Sullivan followed with-a terrific right uppev ut to the bodythat drove Decker to ho canvass Hewas unable to rise before the count often and Referee Joe Gans declaredSullivan the winner

Sammy Harris was Sullivans chiefadviser while Pat OConnor held thewatch

Kid Egan of Washington was beaterin the by FrankPass of Baltimore

Quite a delegation of Washingtonianswent over on to SJB

the and when they arrivodat theMonumental Theater they found theplace packed the crowd being one ofthe that has seen a flght inBaltimore this year

Boston Manager Wilt StartCrusade Against Do and

Dont Sports

BOSTON Aug 4The Inning of theDo Dont members of the gam-

bling profession at American Leaguegrounds here is over

They have played steadily there withvarying success but now Owner Taylorof the Red Sox and the police are determined to stop further transgressionThis status of affairs is due to theflagrant manner in which the boys backof third base have done the speculating

A conference between Owner Taylorand the police has been hold and theyagreed to work together to terminatethe vice

DIVORCES SERVEDIN FAMILY STYLE

Mother and Son Are Both GrantedFreedom on the Same

PROVTDBNCB Augr 4 Mothor andson had thrtr marrlag ties lis olvod inthe court by the same judgehere

Mrs Susanne G Mackay Sayles of-

WoonsockeV daughter of a wealthy millowner of Conterdale was granted adivorce and the right to assume hermaiden name

Just before this occurred Judgegranted the mother of Mr

Sayles Mrs Reynolds a divorce fromhusband a hotel manager It was

the second divorce for Mrs Reynoldsher first husband having been LeroySayles from whom she separated twelveyears ago

WOULD HAVE CABSFOR ALL DRUNKS

YORK Pa Aug drunker-a man may get more certain hewJH be to set hoAte safely if legisla-tion in oraed today by the WomensChristian Temperance Union of thiscity should go Into effect

The women propose that as an enectiv means to atop the soiling ofliquor to persons already intoxicated-a law be enacted compelling any retail liquor man who sells a customerenough to make him dizzy must payfor a can In which to take the customer home

Saloon men who have heard of theproject which the women tothe LgWalwe axe against it

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EW YORK Aug is understoodthat Ketchel is not anxious to meetLangford In their coming tenround boutat the Falrmount A C on September3 at catch weights

Word comes from California that theMichigan lion has reached the conclu-sion that he cannot reduce to ItS poundsagain and do himself Justice lIe willmeet Johnson live week after the Langford bout

He to keep on building up andbelieves that it is best not to weakenhimself for the local mill with the Boston negro

HEYDLER TO FOLLOW

POLICY OF PULLIAM

New Executive Will Carry Out theIdeas of Former

HeadLOUISVILLK Aug 4 With the ex

ception of President John A Heydlerof the National League nearly all ofthe thief figure in baseball who attended the funeral of Harry C Pulliamhere have left Louisville

Mr Heydler will remain for a day ortwo during which time he will settleMr Pulllams affairs with lila heirshereI shall try to carry out the Irk s andpolicies of Mr Pulliam was MrHeydler verbal Inaugural ddroea

BOSTON IS AFTERREPUTED TWIRLER

Dovey Negotiating for Robertailleof New York State

LeagueBOSTON Aug 4 Chle Robortallle of

Binghamton N Y one of the bestpitchers In the New York State LeagueIs likely to join the Boston Nationals

At President Doveys office here todayit was admitted that negotiations areunder way for the and with everyprospect of success

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FOR FJRST TIME

Brooklyn Manager Has Never Be

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GamePITTSBURGAug out of a

baseball game for the first time in hispIne years of professional playing Har-ry Lumley the rolypoly manager andrlghtfielder of the Brooklyn Istoday convinced that the olJ adageabout a soft answer turning away wrathis a nice bit of fiction

Lumley is fighting mad that UmpireHank ODay should have spotted hiswonderful record merely because ho re

a perfect gentleman toohe says that Miller wa in jester

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New York Lands Outfielder Far-

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MARION Ohio August 4 Charles AComlskoy president of tho ChicagoAmerican team warn outbid and therefore failed to purchase Frank BedFarrell the Clarion Ohio State Leagueoutfielder who has been sold to the-N w York American League team foX

10-0Filtaburg Kansas City an Cincin-

nati also bid Farrell is 2Sand is the only 800 hitter in the OhioState

WINS 60ACRE FARM

BY SHORT SERMONS

Ministers Deference to Wiohos of

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ally Rewarded

PINE VILLAGE Ind Aug 3Burgoyne Davis a wealthy farmer andmember of the Methodist Church atwhich the Rev J M Williams preachedfor four years today made the ministera present of sixty acres of land valued

115 an acreThe Rev Mr Williams preached very

short sermons and it was because ofthis fact that Mr Davis and his wifetook such a liking to him The deedstates that th consideration for thelaud is the deference that Mr Williamspaid to The wishes of his parishioners

making his uermons short and to thepoint

MORALS ETC-A moral problem may sometimes uo

got around by calling it something elseWith the tariff for Instance we haveno serious difficulty whore w insiston calling it an economic problem merely

Many a man whose hand the tariffputs in his neighbors pocket wouldntdo anything immoral for the world anti

by a judicious and timely con-fusion of terms we enable such a millto stay in the same and do his sharefor progress and prosperity we achieveresults of the most profitablecharacter

The bane of the business Is of coursethose politicians who are thoroughlyselfish and who talk too much bcsldesPuck

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Captain of Pottsville Team Signed to Scour Both Leaguesfor Talent to Bolster Up

Decision of Umpire Kerin

By THOMAS KIRBY

ClubExplanation-of

And still they comeWhen ithe Nationals awoke this morn

Ing they found that their ranks hadbeen augmented the adtftion of another time to a thirdbaseman In the person of Frank J Eustace who halls from PottsviHc-

Eustace can hardly be described as ablushing youth as he has quite a ca-reer on the diamond his last engage-ment with the Poltsvliie dub ofthe Atlantic League which ue captainedand for which he played third base andshortstop As is an outlaw

there were no preliminaries to btgone through in matter of afor within an hour

Cantiloin had made a uenuite offer toEustace the player was bound for Wash-ington case und battintaverage

intends to have his latestacquisition scour the bush leagues foryoung Lajoles and Wagners t saidto be an expert at up young play-ers and he can make at that willbe extended a triple welcome oy the

fansTwo more with the Naps today Ober

lin and Johnson and Bodes and Cyare the morning choices as

pitchersAlthough confidentWe ruse has beon

mcule over th decision at the timethere was nothing unprecedented-in the ruling of Umpire Kerin in tImeninth inning of yesterdays secondgame Lajoie was on first when Hinchman raised a fly which Delehanty Intontlally trapped and then threw tosecond to force

Lajoie and Hinchman both stood OrT

base and the umpire directed theletter instead of the former to go offHe immediately changed when he rea

that Hinehmtt had done the hitting and recalled Hinchman and sentLajoie to the bench

The decision not affect the playeither way as it was simply a mistake in calling the wrong Therewas no question of interpretation

A batter who raises an infield flyis out only when first and second orall of the bases are occupied

Jimmy Sobring late of the TriStatewill play this afternoon with

Kelleymay be tried out in the infield

A repetition of the last of doubleis calculated to bring on melan

cholia so the least said the better Yes-terday Witherup withered up and got a6to6 beating but the second wasnotable because of two things Firstthe NaUonals scored their first run infour contests and secondly CharleSmith pitched his beet game in manymoons

When it was announced that Smithwas to perform there were insympathetlc Jeers from the bleachers but thisseemed to rouse the pitcher to his bestefforts for had it not been for a braceof errors which the Naps a pair ofruns the contest might have gone intoextra session

a better game of ballthan Falkenberg but indifferent supportcaused the downfall of the former

Jack Lelivelt was the star of theafternoon in the fielding line He made-a of running catches thatscintillated while both he and WarrenMiller showed that they have remarkable throwing arms

Each df the newcomers had two op-portunities for long throws and thethey heaved the bell made the Napsbe careful on the bases

Miller had a bad day at the bat but Inthe field he showed a world of

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Professionals and Amateurs-

In the Limelight Just at Presentbout

Fritz White the Port Richmond welterweight has gone to New York antIte trying to get on matches with themen class

Jim Stewart alter a vacation in thewoods of over two months is back inNew York to get on matcheswith any of the heavyweights

French government has importedfrom England seven to beusod for trailing criminals Two of thetot Czar and Sceptre have won a grrtreputation for themselves as trailersThe Investigation departmentsof Natal and China have also purchoaeutwo of the breed for police

Fox Ramsey of the Nome KennelClub has gone to Siberia where he

procure from the Eskimos and Cos-sacks twentyfive or thirty of the fa-

mous Siberian wolfdogs which ho ex-pects to train and enter in a teamcompete for the 10000 prise In the thirannual sweepstake race netyear

The Western Checker Associationholds its annual meeting at Cedar PointMioh August X to 16 Many of the Mid

COULDNT CATCH HIM-

A young country chap once got aJob in a city grocery He was verycautious In his new berth they hadtold him at home that the city peoplewould try to josh him because he wasgreen He kept a sharp lookout accordingly for joshera

A sober old maid entered the groc-ery one morning

want some seed please shesaidThe new clerk sneered and answerodscornfully-

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cribad a a Kentucky Chicis walking around puffed up

pride and glory

It begins to appear as though thatproposed Mike Donlhi deal was simply-a man sized press agent stuntin vaudeville you know and he needsthe noise crowd and money

The ScoresFIRST GA3L05

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McBride ae 4 0Street c it 0Witherup p I 0

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Cleveland AB R H PO A BGoode rt 4 0 1 fStovall lb 4 2 fFlick q 4 2

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Washington 00000600 00Cleveland 30006210 0 6

Earned rans Cleveland 4 First blueon errors Cleveland 3 Washington iStruck S ny Berger10 Twobase Sacrifice hits

Delehanty Lajoie Hinchman Doubleto Lajoie to Stovall Dele

hanty to Unglaub to McBride Pase lball Clarke Messrs Kerinand Evans Time of game 1 hour and40 minutes

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Browno If 0 0Donohuo Ib 4 0 0Conroy Sb 0 Q 0 0 6Unglaub Ib 2b I 1 2 4 2Dolebanty 2bLelivelt cf 4

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Cornell University is likely to get twoof the most promising In thecountry in Major the schoolboy milerand Cozzens the quartermiler Bothwere members of the manual highschool track team of Brooklyn lastyear

Big Christy Mathewson one of thestar lingers of the Giants lies a hardr onth of him if the dope handedout by Manager McGraw today Is oiosely followed

Matty needs more work said Mc-Graw Injuries and sickness havekept him out of the game so much oflate that his control wetting wobblyand I intend to polish him oft for thefinish by loading him down with work

asked to be taken out ofrestertlays game when ho Maw in thefirst two innings that the Rods were getMng to him easily

You stay in there ordered McGrawI dont care if wo lose the game

youve got to get that whip of yourslimbered up

And Matty did In jmlled ul awinner in a frightful finish and Is slatedto go back against the Rods on Friday

WANTED UNBIASED JURY-A prisoner at the sessIons had been

duly convicted of theft when It wasseen on proving previous convictionsthat lie had actually been in prison attho time the theft was committedWhy didnt you say so asked thejudge of the prisoner angrily

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cause it becomes infected with impurities humors or poisons trouble insome form is sure to follow Muddy sallow complexions eruptionspimples etc show that the is infected with unhealthy humorswhich have changed it from a pure fresh stream to a sour acrid fluidwhich forces out its impurities through the pores and glands of the skinA very common evidence of bad is sores and ulcers which breakout on the flesh often fr m a very insignificant bruise or even scratch-or abrasion If the blood was the place would heal at once butbeing infected with impurities which are discharged into the woundirritation and inflammation aro set up the fibres and tissues are brokenand tho sore continues until tho blood is purified of the cause S S Sis Natures bloodpurifier and tonic made entirely from roots herbs antibarks It goes down into thr circulation and removes ofimpurity humor or poison restores lost vitality ml steadily tones upthe entire system S S S neutralizes any excess of p cl the bloodmaking it pure fresh and healthy and permanently cures EceemaAcne Totter Salt Rheum Boils and all other skin eruption or diseaseBook on the blood and any medical advice frog to all who write

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