Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 31, Number 194, 11 August 1906 — Page 2

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The Richmond Palladium. Saturday, August 11, 1906.

Woman's Trials. Tho bittar trail In a woman's llfo 1a to bfl chlldlrsa. Who can W-11 Low hard tha trujralo may have beenire Fh lr-arnt to rr!ii horm-If to hor lonely lot? The ahpoaco of thin Unit to bind marital life t oao tli or, tbn fttrnco of thin onr pledszo to mutual affection is a common disappointment Many unfortunate coupW'9 boconw o'itraiiRod thereby. Even if tnoy do noldrift apart, one mny rad th whole pxtont of their disappointment in tho eyes of Mich a childless t-ouplo wlion thy rot on tha children of other. To them tho larsrt family tloi notscctn too numerous. In many case of )arreuriess or childlessness tho obstacle to child-bmrinct is easily removed by tuo euro of weaknos on th part of the woman. Or. Pierce' Favorite 1'rtscription has been the means of restoring health and fruitf nines' to many a hurren woman, to the Kn-ut Joy of tho household. In other, but rare cases, tlio (instruction to tho bearing of children has eon found to be of a surgical character, but easily removable bv painless operative treatment ut the Invalid' Hotel and Surficul Inst itute. JSotfalo. S. Y..over which )r. 1'i. rce of the "Favorite, Prescription " fame presides. In all cases where chip ciron are desired and are a hsent. an effort Should le made to find out the real cause, siuce it is Kenorully so easily reoiovud by proper treatment. In all the various wcakncKpes, displacements, prolapsus, inflainrnation and debilitating, catarrhal drains and in all rases of nervousness anil debility, Ir. 1'ierce's Favorite Prescription Is the mnst oflicient remedy that can pcaibly be used. It lias to its rredit hundreds of thousands of cures rnnr In fact than any other remedy im t up fur sa le t lirouh drutri:ists, especially fur woman's ne. The inirredionts of wliii-h i he " Favorite 1 'n script ion " is composed hiiVe received the most positive endorsement from thu leading meoical writers on Htnfvrin Krillca of nil tho several m bonis of practice. All the ingredients are printed in plain EvylMi on tho wrapper enclosing the bottle, so that HDy woman unking iw: of this famous medicine mny know exactly what sne is ta-Uinp. Dr. Pierce takes his patients into hi full confidence, which ho can afford to do as the formula after which the "I'.'tvorito Prescription" Is made will hear the most careful examination. Ir. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are tho best, and .fest laxative for women.

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RIVEN DECISION He Outpoints Benny Yanger in Their Ten Round Bout at Indianapolis, IT WAS A PRETTY FIGHT HERMAN HAD THE BEST OF IT ALL THE WAY ALTHOUGH YANGER FINISHED FRESH FOUR THOUSAND PRESENT. Indianapolis, Ind., An??. 10. (Spl.i--Ooforo the largest crowd that over attended u boxing show in this city, Kid Herman defeated Penny Yanger in a ten rounds battle tonight at the West Washington Hall Park. From :ho first tap of the gon, till the decision w:;s awarded to Herman ,the little W01-o Hp and doing all the time, but it was seen that crmnn had a shade tho best of tho argument, although Yanger made a sensational finish at the end, but notwithstanding Ibis, Referee Abe Pollock of Chicago, fuva.dod the bout to Herman on the grounds that ho had outpointed his Italian, rival. The two r.rincipals have trained Ions and hrird at their training camps at Broad Ripplo und Cedar Lake, and both were confident of winning tonight's battle. Herman wanted to retrieve his decisive defeat of two years ago at the hands of Yanger and Yanger wished to win hack much of his lost standing. lief ore the bout started the betting stood 10 to 7 in favor if Herman. The decisions of Pollock were greeted with mingled cheers and hisses. The advantage which Herman had was flight, Although impartial judges ad mit that he had a Jlttle, the ost of it nil the way through. Not a drop of blood was spilled. Both lighters lack ed n good hard punch: The crowd numbered four thous nnd. four hundred of whom were wo men. In the ieml-flnal bout which was to decide the county and state chain pi on ship. Hay Itronson won over Jklickey Ford in a fast go. .Since Herman has defeated Yanger nnd has proven himself a stayer, he will challenge the winner of the Guns Nelson fight, which will be pulled off In Goldfield, Cab, soon, Herman is Confident that he can give either of these boys a battle royal and in case he challenges either one of them 3 will probably tie accepted for a 'go" as he has clearly demonstrated himself 1 J'i'VS general of no mean ability. THE NELSON-GANS PACT Largest Guaranteed Purse Ever Offered for a Prize Fight Has Been Put Up. irul'lishers' Prcs-sJ CfolfleU, .. An, lo. Billy Nolan, tij mjtnsjter for Nelson, and Joe Cant mrt nod held a conference preliminary to slrxln Articles for the propwed fiftt. Nolan demanded flrst $5,0o0 for hlmsHf. This ia addition to the 50,000 Already up makes fhe largest gum auted purse ever offered for a prize flrht Noln demanded njso 75 fKr sent of the ringfdd. Gum declares that he will ascent to v!pry thing rnthrr than lose the nht, mmr wmmmmmmmmmmmr flat t'l.ns tioukoBfi, Opt North Anu-r:'u Indians tat ill urt-d f nny plants, parching flirts, .thin griti'JI.'isr thenj and tank ntf ihe'tt el jentt-t Tliejr fondness of tb isws oJ" foirw mtirs H V littWtJ, XJj.e 'l)jihi t' irif y juejij yjiat jsai f!lMM;s "v. trt t,f, Baked Tenderloin. Baked Ham, Cream that will whip, at the Bee Hive Grocery, d-lt

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GIANTS ARE BACK IN SECOND PLACE Pittsburg Couldn't Hit Wiitse and Second Game of Series is Lost. SPUDS BEAT BROOKLYN EWING EFFECTIVE AGAINST PHILADELPHIA AND CINCINNATI LANDED ONE POOR OLD BOSTON BEATEN.

NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING. vou. Lost, ret Chicago 73 ?,0 .709 New York 03 3.1 .643 Pittsburg g:; :k; .630 Philadelphia -57 r."i .160 Cincinnati ;.' rs .437 P.rookiyn 41 ;,s .411 St. Louis 6r .37."( Boston :it

f Publishers' Press Brooklyn, Aug. in. In a close and Interesting game the Chicago Nationals again defeated the Brooklyns shutting out the Trolley Dodgers. Score: R. H. E. Chi 0 0 10 0 0 10 02 1 1 Brook .. 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 o 00 3 4 Batteries Brown and Mcran; Stricklett and Bergen. BACK IN SECOND PLACE. New York, Aug. 10. 'Winning today's game from the Pittsburg Nationals enabled the New Yorks to get back in second position. Score: R. H. E. Pitts ... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 1 1 N. Y. ... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 6 2 Batteries Mover and Gibson; Tavlor, W iitse and Bowerman. EWING PITCHES WINNER. Philadelphia, Aug. 10 The Cincinnati Nationals bunched their hits in the early innings and easily defeated the Philadelphia Nationals. Score: R. H. E. Cdn 002110 0 0 04 7 0 Phil ... 00001000 ( 1 6 2 Batteries Kwing and Schlei; Lush Richie and Dooin. BEEBE WAS A PUZZLE. Poston, Aug. 10. The Boston Nationals could do nothing with Beebe in today's game r.nd were shut out by-the St. Louis. Score. P.. H. E. St. L. .. 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 12 7 1 Bos 0OO 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 6 5 Batteries Heebe and Marshall; Lindamau and Needham. JINGLEG AND JEST3. In lie (ireat II nee. There Is a team that nil men long t) drive; 'Tis fairly named Good Fortune anJ Oooil I.'.;rX. Put even this pair always must arrive Uchind the team called Worthiness and Pluck. Detroit Freo Press. Cnam and K fleet. She Did you ever bear of a girl dying of u broken heart? lie Yes; once. She Tell me about it. He Oh, there isn't much to tell. She sued a millionaire for breach of promise and lost out. Houston Post. Looking; tor It. The man who'a always looking for tho worst of it. Who grieves and frets. WIIJ Homo dark day receive a woeful burst of it That's what he gets! Chicago Tribune. lie Knew. . "I want to get some bird seed," said the customer. "Don't try to plague me, smarty!" cried the new clerk from the country. "Birds grow from eggs, not seeds." Catholic Standard and Times. Illusion! Note. That upright jdar.o next door May In innnie be nil that they claim. But when Jost-phino llces To its celluloid keys Then wo swear 'tis a darned, downright Bhiime. Judge. Quite a Hero. Miss Fassay -Of all tde impudent men he's the worst. He actually kissed me last night. Miss Pepprey That wasn't impudence; that was unselfish loving kindness. Philadelphia Press. A Lector on Finance. Now, money's most mysterious stuff; Yovi ran'i fay where it's r:'.td. For if you haven't quite enough For Fcrrow you are slated. If you've too much, again it's tough You get investigated. Washington Star. I anally the Case. Miles Swiggs has turned over a new leaf and is trying to patch up Lis reputation. Giles Well if be succeeds I'll bet the patches will show. Chicago News. The Way For Tito. Though Love, they say, "will find tha way," There's one thing may delay It. The lover's r.dr.d is taxed to Cr.d The wherewithal to pay it. New York Sun. One Drawback. nix Dut yoa must admit that my Intentions are good. Dis Oh, your intentions are all right, but your executions are o2 color. American Spectator. Six Short. The actress who got one bouquet "Was mad as a hatter, they suet. For it seems she hud given Her orfier for seven .JlXuI tha florist hail a-atlau.llia.o&,ti

Players Attention!

The Palladium baseball players are requested to report at the Athletic Park this afternoon, promptly at one o'clock, for the game with th; Starr Piano team. Results Yesterday. NATIONAL LEAGUE. Chicago 2; Brooklyn 0. Pittsburg 0; New York 1. Cincinnati 4; Philadelphia 1. St. Louis 6; Boston 0. AMERICAN LEAGUE. Philadelphia 0; St. Louis 1. New York 1 ; Chicago 2. Boston 4; Detroit 3. Washington vs. Cleveland, postponed; rain. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. St. Paul 4; Indianapolis 2. Kansas City ; Columbus 0. Toledo 6; Milwaukee 5; first game. Milwaukee S; Toledo 2; second game. Minneapolis 9; Louisville 1. AMERICAN ASS'N

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Won. Lost. PCt. Columbus 70 43 .610 Milwaukee 63 4S ..r67 Toledo 60 49 .501 Minneapolis a 7 .r." .509 Louisville 57 56 .504 Kansas City 51 59 .47S St. Paul 47 C3 .427 Indianapolis 39 72 .351

fPubllshers Pressl AT INDIANAPOLIS. n. h.e. St. Paul 4 S 2 Indianapolis 2 11 1 Pruitt and Drill; Kellum and Holmes. AT COLUMBUS. R. H.E Kansas City 5 7 4 Columbus 0 o 2 Swann and Leahy; Grofti and Blue. First game AT TOLEDO. ft. H. E. Milwaukee 5 12 4 Toledo 11 4 Dougherty and Roth; Chech and Land. Second game R. H. E. Milwaukee S IS 3 Toledo 2 12 1 Goodwin and Beville; Sutthoff and Land. AT LOUISVILLE. R. H. E. Minneapolis 9 14 0 Louisville 1 6 2 Cadawallader and Yeager; Dunkle and Stoner. L WITH CLEVELAND Youngster Who Played His First Ball at Milton to Join the Big League. WON TITLE OF "IRON MAN" HE HAS BEEN PITCHING IN THE SOUTHERN LEAGUE THIS SEASON WHERE HE WON FOUR DOUBLE-HEAD VICTORIES. Glen Licbhardt, the Milton boy now pitching for Memphis, in tho Southern League, has signed a contract to pitch for the Cleveland American League team. He will report at the close of the Southern League season. Licbhardt has made a wonderful record in the Southern League this year. He has pitched thirty games and twen ty-three have been victories. His most notable performance, however, was the record he made in pitching double-headers. This year he has pitched five double headers and the first four were victories. The fifth was an even break, as he lost the sec ond game 3 to 2. Liebhardt has won the name of "Iron Man" by his hard work ,aud he is a great favorite in Southern League cities. Will Play New Madison. I. O .R. M. of Red Men. Tribe 196 will cross bats with New Madison Sunday at New Madison. The line up: Henry Sittloh. catcher. O. "Yissett. third base. Harry Sittloh. pitcher. Tom Raker, shortstop. Albert Swerer second base Oggie Trokawski. first bas. V. Shute. center field. H. Johnson, left field. J. Parker, right field. D. Jenning, pitcher. O BeantKe Signature ? STOI13CA.. Tt Hind Yea Hae floats Bcgftt

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ANOTHER It Now Looks as If Chicago Will Have Two Pennant Winners this Season, WHITE SOX GOING FAST AMERICAN LEAGUE HAS ITS USUAL GOOD LIST OF CLOSE GAMES WEATHER AT CLEVELAND YESTERDAY. AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING. Won. Lost. PCt. Philadelphia LO 40 .,"9G New York f,7 39 ..194 Chicago f,9 43 .57S Cleveland 53 43 .552 St. Louis 50 4S .510 Detroit 49 51 .490 Washington 39 59 ,:)9S Boston 29 72 .287 Publishers Press Chicago, Aug. 10. Walsh had the better of a pitchers battle today, and the Chicago Americans crawled up on the leader by defeating the New Yorks. Score: R. H. E. x. y. ... oioooooo oi r o Chi 000010 0 1 x 2 5 1 Batteries Chesbro and Kleinow; Walsh and Sullivan. RAIN AT CLEVELAND. Cleveland, Aug. 10. Rain caused a postponement of the game today be tween the Washington and Cleveland Americans. BUNCHED HITS IN THIRD. Detroit. Aug. 10. launching of hits in the third inning today enabled the Boston Americans to defeat the Detroits in an interesting game. Score: R. H. E. Bos 00301000 04 9 3 Dot 1 0 I 0 0 0 1 0 03 8 0 Batteries Dineen and Armbruster; Eubank and Payne. BATTLE OF PITCHERS. St. Louis, Aug. 10. In a battle of pitchers today the Philadelphia Americans were shut out by the St. Louis team. Score: K. H. E. Phil 00000000 0 0 5 1 St. L. . . 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 x 1 5 0 Batteries Warden, Bender and Schreck; Powell and O'Connor. He Didn't Do Ii. We are pleased to note that the court martial has pronounced Itojestvensky, the Russian lleet admiral, not guilty, deciding that it wasn't his fault that Togo won the battle in the sea of Japan. While it is admitted that Rojestvensky was among those present on that large occasion, yet all eyewitnesses, whether they were on the ground or Just qualified by looking at magazine pictures, agree that he was about as much responsible for what happened as the president of the United States is for a cyclone or a runaway horse. He didn't ask Togo to be present on that joyous occasion and to bring his folks; hardly. In fact, he wasn't fixed to receive company. It was clearly a case of butt in on the part of the Japanese admiral, and the court martial did well and wisely in listing the Russian commander with the Innocent bystanders. Had Two Bosses. "How do you like minding the baby?" "Oh, it Is something of a change from minding my wife." So the Receiver Will Know. The natives at the fishir.g ports Are foxy as can be. Fer when they send a cod by freight They ship it c. o. d. PERT PARAGRAPHS. Hard work doesn't always give poverty tho busy signal. We rarely see auy reason why our neighbor shouldn't be satisfied with what he gets. A man whose bank account doesn't keep up with his betting proclivities Is a safe fellow not to know. Few Imaginations, no matter how strong, add anything to the family larder, - k When you run across a stumbling block use it for a foot rest. A chance to make good Is the thing the boaster least desires. To look like the real thing is the dearest wish of some individuals. A has been is sure to consider him self the coming man. No woman ever thinks her tongue needs a vacation. Fear makes more sickness in a day than Joy can heal In a year. On the day of her marriage every woman joins-the. ranks ot prominent people -for-at" least a day.

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T9S jpm mai - afffffiy iXjzfluVryl TWO G000 GAMES AT ATHLETIC PARK Palladiums Play Starr Pianos and Kibbeys Take on Dayton Oakwoods. FIRST GAME AT 1 O'CLOCK KIBBEYS AND OAKWOODS ARE TWO OF THE FASTEST YOUNG AMATEUR TEAMS NOW PLAYING BALL. There will be an exhibition of base ball at the Athletic Park this after noon that willpay all lovers a? the National game to see. There will be two games, the first to be played between the Palladiums and the Starr Piano team of the City League and the second between the Kibbeys of this city and the 0?.kwood Athletic dub of Dayton. The first contest will be called at one o'clock and the sec ond game will begin as soon as the first one is over. The Starr Piano team is now leading in the list in the city league and the Palladium team strengthened by new rdayers has won the last two games played, and is trying hard to get out of last place. Today's lineup will be the strongest that the Palla dium has yet presented. Capt. Goehner will go on the field with the following lineup: Goehner, catcher, Schissler pitcher, Carrol short stop, Lichtenfels first base, Ray, second, Johnson, third base, Winsett, left field. Miller center field and Sharp, right field. The lineup of the Kibbey-Oakwood game follows: Oakwoods Sowers catcher, Stines short stop, Barton first base, Redclle second base, Carney third base, Brown center, Lamphersick left field, Stewart right field, Rabe pitcher. Kibbeys Parry secovti base, Lan caster short stop, Foley center, Kngelbert, catcher, Gaston right field, Eggemeyer first base, Weeks left field, Allison third base, Ridge pitcher, Reed extra. i Bishop Lawrence's Denial. Boston, Aug. 10. So much annoyance has been caused to the Right Rev. William Lawrence, Episcopal bishop of Massachusetts, by the flood of letters which has been pouring in for several months regarding the socalled "endless chain ot prayer" which was alleged to have been started by him, that the bishop has found It necessary to issue a denial that he is connected with the matter. Machinists' Protest. Sedalia, Mo., Aug. 10. More than 200 machinists at the Missouri Pacific shops quit work on the completion of nine hours' work and left the shops. The walk out was a protest by the machinists against the violation of an alleged agreement between the shopmen and the officials of the operating department. The strike may spread to the boilermakers and other employes at the shops. Threw Herself From Train. Cincinnati, O., Aug. 10. Estella Bloomingdale of Marietta, O., leaped from the window of the Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern train eastbound, near East Madisonville, and received injuries which may prove fatal. The train was going forty miles an hour, but was stopped, and the woman taken on to Loveland, where she was transferred to a city bound train and was placed in St. Mary's hospital. She appeared morose on the train and deliberately threw herself out. Antwerp and ShJpslns:. Nearly one-half of the shipping traffic to and from Antwerp is carried on under the British and American flags, and. this has made Antwerp almost an English speaking port. Free night schools for exclusive classes in English, organized, by the city authorities, are attended by thousands of pupils, while special attention is paid to the study of English In all the grades of the day schools, public as well as private. This desire to popularize the English language is not confined to Belgium, but has extended to Germany as well, where schools of instruction have already been established at Munich and Nurembergf- by the German government. . .

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