The Journal Times from Racine, Wisconsin • 6

TTTE BACTgg DAT LY JOniV VL, SATURDAY AFTEBXOQy, 8, man's bunch will opt the season with a frame with the Uhlirs at Central park on April 23, and the following KumUr will see baseball in full blast throughout southern Wisconsin. INC So many people who have apparently recovered from an attack of La Grippe are stricken with Pneumonia, This is due to the fact that the Bronchial Tubes and Lungs are left weakened and unable to resist disease. HoneyTa not only cures La Grippe Coughs, and prevents Pneumonia, but strengthens the Lungs so they will not be susceptible to the development of serious lung troubles. Do not take chances with some unknown preparation that may contain some harmful drug when FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR costs you no more nd is safe and sure. Contains no opiates.

Owing to cancellations, Castle's All Star Vaudeville opens at the Auditorium instead of the Belle City Opera house as first indicated. The show comes direct from Chicago with the stamp of approval of thnt city. The hill is composed of eight all star acts from the Or-pheum circuit and presents one of the strongest attractions of the season. Phillips and, Merritt start the hill with a singing and whistling sketch with which they have just returned from a tour of Australia, the Great Rev-aid. America's foremost female impersonator, presents a quick change act with costumes magnificent.

Dreno in black face. Suragal and TTartzel, in a comedy surprise bring down the hovise. Stoddard and Wilson, well known herp. do a musical act entitled 'The and as nn extra feature is announced nlso Mile. Hildn, the celebrated European contortionist.

The Auditorium has been thoroughly renovated nrtd presents an excellent appearance. Popular prices will prevail. G. VACHER, 157 Osgood Chicago, Bare: "My srlre bad a very severe case of La Grippe, and it left her with a very bad cough. She tried a bottle of FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR and it gave immediate relief." I had a bad case of La Grippe about ten years ago which left my Lungs weak that I have been troubled more or less every winter since until I used FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR, which cured me completely and my Lungs longer trouble H.

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ri; i 'I TEHERAN, Pcrin, April R.The Shah is going on a pilgrimage to Meshed, starting about April 23rd. 'Ihe gazette announces that the heir apparent, Mohammed Ali Mireit, will administer the government during his father's absence, An Imperial decree, has been gaxetted ordering the reorgiiuiatioii of the Persian army which under the new scheme will comprise twelve divUiuus each of men of all arms, Give me the Remington' arrive In the city this afternoon. Ladies will" be admit ted to the match. Seats are on sale at Pokorny drug store. BALTIMORE, April 8 When at the conclusion of the scheduled ten rounds Keferee Charlie White of New-York last night gave the decision to Philadelphia Jack O'Brien over Young Peter Jackson the moderate crowd present gave unmistakable evidence of concurrence in the verdict.

The agreement to break clean when ordered was not lived up to by either man. Both began cautiously as to cause cries of "Fake!" but after the first round the fight was hot, with nearly every round in O'Brien's favor. The Philadelphian scored first blood in the sixth round and had Jackson groggy in the ninth, but was unable to land a knockout blow. a ST. PAUL, April 8.

Terry Me-Covern, former featherweight champion pugilist of the world, who is now piny-inn a heat lien I engagement here, is said to be on the verge of a nervous breakdown ns a restilt of' overwork, excitement and constant traveling in connec tion with his present engagement, It is announced that ho. has decided to follow the advice of his physician to take' a long rust. llughey McOovern, brother of the former champion, and himself well known Ighter, win take Ttrry' place in the play and Terry will go to sQOtQ southern hculth resort to recuperate. Charles Neary, Milwaukee's leading boxer, hu gone into the saloon bualnesa, having opened up a Miaou, with Joe CfltwfOrd, hi manager, at IIS Second street, The saloon was opened yester' lay and Neary was kept busy greet Inn Irlf hds, doe not Intend to ipiM the Huh! lug game and will continue his training for tiny future lights, LAN KINO, April ft. The Wuv erly Athlcth? club of this city has offer ed purse of io.000 for tt limited round bout, probably fifteen rounds, between Mike Ward and Nelson, at 183 pounds, for June Representatives of the club are in correspondence with both men.

It looks now as if there will be a match between Willie Lewis of New-York and Joe Gans. The other day Al Her ford, Cans' manager, posted $1,000 as a forfeit that the negro can get to pounds ringside This whs done more to induce Lewis to engage in a fight with (Jans ns the white boy recently challenged Gans at this weight. Yesterday this money was covered by Lewis' manager, and if nothing goes amiss" the pair will have it out before and the mill will be decided at the Eureka A. Baltimore. However, it is a good bet that Cans wiH not make 133 pounds ringside.

says the experienced buyer Sruplclon or Foul V'ny Removed bv To- LYNN. April 7. -Shortly after the beginning of the autopsy on the body of David K. Phillips, the wealthy bunker of Swumpseott, winch was found on the bench there vesterdny, word was received that Phillips' waistcoat containing his wntch hud been found on the bench near where the both' was discovered, These article were mllng Inst nigh! and this fact led the family of Phillips to aU for an autopsy, foul play belli" suspected. After th' autopsy today the medleal ex-miner announced that the banker crime to hi death by drowning, and that there were no indication nf crime, "The drow hfoir tui'iht have been accidental," he ad tied, "although 'he circumstance would Indicate that the drowning wu deliher ate," duv' development In the ease were taken by fbc authorities and bv the Phillips famllv a Indicating that Mr.

Phillips dleitrt1ed hi niter 'wearing1 np-parel nntl then drowned himself, ft Is lid tlmt worry over business mutters of not momentous Importance, tit a time of treperil mentnl depression, explain the act inn. Phillip' business Interests arc In excellent condition and il understood he leaves a large of tune. Remiaijtan Typswriisr Co. YOU WILL SOON Bd MAKING ARRANGB-MliNTS FOR NEXT WINTERS HEAT. ARM YOU GOING TO bUILD OR REMODEL YOUR HOMh PROVIDE FOR DAVIS HOT WATER HEATERS In Your SpecifUAllaas, OVER JoT IN USB IN KAClNlt.

For InlnmtalkMi DAVIS Heater 216 Sixth Street. Racine. Wu. The Badger Athletic club will bold a boxing tournament next Friday evening at the Panorama building, it being the last show of the season to be given by this club. An effort had been made to match Charlie Neary with Eddie Hanlon, bat the latter wanted none of Charlie's game and the club was obliged to seek anotheT attraction.

The ckib has not made the matches with the intention of having them appear fancy, but with a view of having each one a real contest. The windup will bring together Yotim: Mahoney, the; local middleweight, who ban not lost a decision this season, and Fred Cooley of Chicago, who has beaten moat of the middleweights around that city and who some time ago made a name, for himself in Philadelphia by knocking out Peter Maher, the former Irish champion. Cooley is not a champion, but he is a big, hard, game fellow and one who can mix with any one. The semi-final will bring two hard hitting lightweights together limmy Potts, the Minneapolis champion, and Johnnie Thompson, the Sycamore cyclone. Ilofh are among the best of the lightweight crop in the west, especially Potts.

Thu Minneapolis boy has not lost a decision In two years awl he has gone against some tough game. Iln recently licit Maurice Thompson in a terrific light at St, lntiis and has been open to nieet Charlie Neary, Maurice Bayers, Kddle Hanlon or any man at I HO pounds In the country. Thompson last appeared here when he met Charlie Neary, the latter getting Ihe decision by a close margin after six roumU of hard bait ling. Nteve Kinney, who ha been coming to tin front of late In the I'JH pound class, Will bs given a little harder gum to tadrtot Steve will meet. Harry Heck with, a Philadelphia lad whom llufi.v (Jilniurn of hleago, has In churn1, Mini the chance are that he will la kept btniy.

They will meet nt IS pound. Thi opening mutt" will be between Kid Morun of Waukesha, who made good here last season, t(, Young MiIciiIkmk the amateur chatnpinn of this city, who has derided to turn professional. Kitlctt-berg is a protegw of Con 0Leary and that speaks well for his ability as a boxer AH the bo'its will be of six rounds ex ept the windup which will be 'eight rounds. Young Mahoney will do bis training at Paddy Dorrell's place. The Concordia Shuffle board club of Racine vvill play the Zions club of Milwaukee at their hall on North Eric Btreet this erecting.

It promises to be an exciting game for it i- the last one of the aenson. As the Picines have not lost a game yet and will try to keep the Milwaukee down where they are. They have defeated the Cream City tenni on their own board and also on the Belle City board. The "Terrible" Turk, the famous wrestler, arrived in the city todaj for his match with Uooney of Chicago, which i to take place st the Auditorium Monday evening, April 10, The Turk i anxious to meet the giant "gripman," ami it la said will bend his utmost energies to winning the match. The bout promises to be an exciting one.

Rooney will S-'7 1 1.. lltm'l lltii't-ow I roiililc, tt is a hud twiiiit to barrow snvthlns, hut the wnrst tliliitt ym can i iu Iwrrnw, la irnuhle When sick, sere, heuvy, weary met wnrtt'OUl ly the psltis siel nf iHot sin, hiiiincMieMs, lirlHln's rtu'sse, iimt siuninr Iniei'iisl illsiiliUr'n, rTuii'l sii ilnwii Hint tirnitil uvrtr fniii' sviiuituns, hut it fur rwlief in Win, trie tin IMS Mere will font sure wmt ur-iiiaueui tni to-i i uiiit BB ni nil i nur Irnuliles, suit ynur linil) will mil fie hurileneil load nr Mat itlscrtxn A1 KrHitwell Mruu 0ft, Pfles so esiii: ininrsiiinntl CARNEGIE TO GIVE MILLIONS Donates to ths SSfS.OOO.OOO Fuurt for Super-HiitiHuted rr-ii-her. MELROSE, April The conditional pledge by Andrew drnegie to give $1,000,000 to the fund for superannuated preachers was announced to the New Kngland Methodist conference here today by the llev. Dr. poyd, field njjent of the Preachers' Aid society, who WAS appointed hist year to raise i fund for this purpose.

Dr. Brady, stated thai Mr. fnrnpfrie had promised to gic the last million dollars of a fund of to be raised by the society, Iscommiii I'ulenls Tlu following list of patents, grunt, i lits weak In Wlwnnslti inventors, re ported expressly for thl paper bv II, tl, Underwood, patent attorney. Id i eotuln street, Milwaukee, it, Atujcleltl, Milwaukee, hnUlf wash lug machine, T. R.

Ikirnnm. Milwaukee, rmntrollai for elect rlc motors, t', llrcwer, Itaelne, piano action, V. an. Milwaukee, railway frog. II.

Cutler, Milwaukee, system for controlling electric motors. H. II. Cutler. Milwaukee, system for controlling scvcntc'-n patents.

.1. G. Duck, Milwaukee, steam separator. J. ITognn.

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Bicver. Port Washington, "20th 'Century" and "Superior Glass," (Labels.) The Trlbiiniil Will Oeclrte Importune Of Mrs Chailwteh's Cas. CLKVELAVT). April 7. T'nited States District Attorney Sullivan returned today from Cincinnati to arifoe aprninst tlic motion in the United Statc-i court of appeals for tny of sentence in tlie Chndwieli ensp.

Referring to Mrs. Chadwiek's statement that her ease would be carried to the United States supreme court if the court of appeals did not grant her a new trial, Mr. Sullivan sa id "She may perhapS do o. but she will first have to obtain permission from the United States supreme court, that i. the supreme court will have to be satisfied that there is an important and essential enough principle involved to warrant Ladwig Schranck Milwaukee.

"Cremo." (Label for non-aleoholic RAILROAD TIMETABLES ctloao and Mortbsrsssaro Hallway. CITY LEAGUE GAMES TOMORROW Clear, Sharp Impression and Accurate Alignment The Llaht Runnlnt Yost is Unroiis'led Among Type Writing Mschinss l'rill of Trnclr Mcnultisr am these IIhoh from J. H. Blmmonds, of Cn-my, in. Think whnt might hnve rssttitsd from his icrrlhlo cntish If ho hnd not liikcn th medietas about which he writes: "I had fpurful cough, that disturbed my night's rest.

1 tried every thins, but nothing would relieve it. until I look King's New Inn-envery for Cotmuiujitlon, roughs and Colds, whirl, rioroplstetv cursd inc." Instantlv and permanently cures all throat and luntt dlssssss; prevents grir and pucumoiila. At Kriidw, II Drug Kimrantred; f.iie and Trial bottle free. Arrlea 4 IS a. OS a ansa.

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Supplies for all machinrs General repairing done efficiently and promptly. 'Il tit ua. tally In the case of Machen, convicted of postal frauds, the court jrranted permission, mid he wn indicted under the same statute ns Mrs. Chadwiek. but he was eharrred with fraud nnd Mrs.

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M) a what the supreme court might do. If the court of anneals decides in Mrs. Chadwiek's favor she will face another jury in the district court here." IB. lit k. dally at.

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I 'fNMatflfsfaai a ri Kitndsy IV rii fundsi amf I if) f.dO in 'tally i iia ill i a m'lally i- I II. lll M.l I Will, II Workmen In Peoria Distillery Ksll Into llolllncr Muss, PBORIA, April Hardy. Joseph livers nml tJeo, Wagner, cattle feedeei at the American distillery at 1'ekin. were scaliletl to death eat lv today, The men were working on top of a tank of hot distillery feed, when the boards gave way, precipitating them Into the boiling ma. Hardy and Myers died in stantly, Wagner was rescind, but died shortly after.

A man naniml Mladell, who was working with them, at the time saved himself by clinging to the top sides of the tank and was taken out badly burned by th hot steam. Initial Contests S.haclnleil -Ites-ardlns; Protest Ajratast snmi.iv Ball Considerable anxiety was manifested for a while in City League circles yesterday upon rending of the petition presented to the council to stop Sunday baseball at Athletic park, but after mature consideration the promoters of the local organization arc Inclined to place confidence in the wisdom of the city fathers, and are proceeding with preparations to have th- park in readiness for the opening game, April 90, It is pointed out that even if the south side park is declared a 'public nuisance, and an end put to Sunday pmies in that section of the city, no such claim could He against the North Side park, inns-much a it is sufllciently removed from resiliences to reduce to a minimum any annoyance that might be occasioned by the shouting and cheering funs. Then, too, It Is easily seen that, some form of outdoor exercise Is almost aaaantUI to the physlinl welfare of the young men who work six days a week In the factories, and baseball furnishes the most innocent form of amusement that can lie found. Inasmuch a no intoxicants are allowed on the north side grounds, those who might otherwise be tempted to spend their Sundays in saloons and picnic parks are thus removed from temptation, for the time being at least. TOMORROWS GAMES.

Tomorrow will witness several good practice games among the "leaguers," the Times and Badgers playing at 0:30 a. m. at Athletic park and at 2: M0 p. m. at the north side grounds with the Lake-views; the Chlirs and Grays will rally at the Belle City Malleable grounds, the Kleins will have a game with a south side aggregation at the Junction in the morning, and the other teams will practice on fields in other parts of the city.

On Sunday, April 16. at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, the Uhlirs and Kenosha Shamrocks will play at North Side park, which will undoubtedly be the best practice game of the season. Peter Her- II tir It, it ni-wtA Hu jt f. Went worth John illil, tor is mM. ttclvas lull Barli'''itrttisl in.

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The treatment I took did not do me particle of food, until a good neighbor who hsd been asing Dr rierce's Psrortte Prrscrip'ion sdrised me to give it trial. The sext Uv took my am dose, sad it was my first step tosrard recovery. In nine weeks was a different woman my flesh which had been Babbv became firm, complexion clear and my eye bright It was simply an indication of the great change within from "pain and suffering to health and happiness. Favorite Prescription makes weak women strong, sick women well. Accept no substitute for the medicine which works wonders for weak women.

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