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WITH THE AMATEURS.

The Cubans will cross bats with the Battle
Axes tomorrow morning at the West side
park on State street The Cubans would
ike to hear from the, South st. Paul Stars
for game June o. Harry Allen, Sc Con-
cord street.
Lefty" Sporer, who formerly played with
F'unks Exports, will probably sign with
either the Nameless or the Osceola team.
The Minnesota Whites defeated the Elks
Is to Z. The feature of the game was the
hard hitting of Thomas. Address challenges
for the winners to 165 North Dale street
The Daytons Bluff Maroons have reor-
ganized and challenge any club in the city
at the age Of twenty years Players are as
follows: Slater left field Carlson center
field Meyers, right field; Witte second base;
Chenille, first base; Beuchner, third base
Garvin, short stop; Olson, pitcher; Jones,
catcher. Address all challenges to H. Keller
man, 214 Maple street.
This afternoon at 3:15 Hamm's Exports and
N. P.'s will cross bats on the latter's grounds
for a purse of $40. The Exports line up
as follows: Redington c; McDonough D:
Beecher lib; Cecanck, 2b; Rutzer, 3b; FabeI.
IS; Egan, If; Murnane, CT, and Williams, If
The Funks Exports base ball club and the
Osceolas will play the second match game of
the series this afternoon at the corner of
Lee avenue and Warsaw, at Banholzer park
The game will be called at 2:30 The Exports
defeated the Osceolas in the first game of
the series.
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EIectric Lichtinr

Is the only up-to-date lighting of this
age. Almost every town of any pre-
tensions has its electric light plant,
and gas is only an assistant in the mat
ter of illumination. The new Bur-
lington Limited Trains are supplied
with the very latest devices for cleo
trio lighting, being supplied with stor-
age batteries which is the most salts
factory method yet devised. The cars
also have a supply of Pintsch COM
pressed gas at hand, in case any acct
dent should happen to the electric
plant In the matter of light, it may
be easily seen that the Burlington
Limited Trains are better prepared
than any others now in service in the
Northwest. Travellers who like light
should make notice of this and see
that their tickets read over the Bur-
lington. Ticket Offices, 400 Robert
street CHotel Ryan,. st. Paul, and 300
Nicollet avenue, Minneapolis.
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To Meet the Reds

The Sanity City amateurs are all worked
up over the sweeping challenge made by the
Red River Valley league. 1t seems to be
thelr desire to meet the best amateur team
tnat can be gotten together in st. Paul
LOT a series of three games to be played at
lexington park, st. Paul, some time during
TINS month 1t is claimed that St Paul has
IN her various amateur teams material fit for
any professional team in the country So let
IL De suggested that the following team be
organized to represent us against the strong
aggregation from the North. These names
are familiar to the Sanity City fans, as they
are among the very, best ball, players that
could be gotten together IN St Paul:
Catchers-Wagner, Redington.
Pitchers-Dalquist, Brant
First Base-Williams
Second Base-E. Delaney.
Short Stop-E. Cook
Third Base-Lampher.
Left Field-Schultz.
Center Feld-Beecher
Right Field-Mitchel.e
Extras-Egan, Cikank
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Stated for Nops in ninth. None out when
winning run was made.
Earned runs, Baltimore 3, Cleveland 3; two
base hits, Jennings, Doyle, Stencil; three-base
hit, Sockalexis; double play, Kelley and Jen-
nings; first base on balls, off Nops l, off
Cuppy l; struck out by Nops 8, by Cuppy 2;
left on bases, Baltimore 2, Cleveland 6; sacri-
fee hit, McAleer; time, 2:25; umpire, McDon-
aid; attendance, 4236.
HUGHEY IN THE AIR.
BROOKLYN, June 11.--Up to the seventh
inning today the Pittsburgs held the lead.
In the eighth inning, however, the home
players cut loose. Hughey went up in the
air, and before matters were righted the
Brooklyns had scored three runs, which
proved just enough to win the game. Score:
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In gals Park.

CHICAGO June 11.-Sunmary: First race
Jour and half furlongS-Hardly won The
Cheat second, Elsie Bramble third Time
;95A Second race. three-quarters of a mile
Redskln won, Indra second Irene Wood
third Time. 1:131a Third race, fve-egths
OF mile-Trickster won, Mr.. Eastern second
Ideal Beau third. Time, 1:O2A. Fourth race
mile-Percy won. Oracle c second Gleno:d
third Time. 1:42A. Fifth race, six and a
haif furlongs-Olivia L won Jersey Lad sec
ond, Acmetus third. Time 121
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Brady VIII TRY Again.

NEW YORK, June lit is announced that
Billy Brady, who unsuccessfully attempted to
pull off the Maher-S harkey fight Wednesday
night, is max ng arrangements to have the
on good authority that Brady has offered
purse of $4,000 for fight to finish between
Maher and Sharkey somewhere in the vicin-
ity of Carson City The date of meeting prob
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-12

BOSTON. June 1.-THE assertion is made
by an authority in cycling circles that with.
in short time, the League of American
Wheelmen VIII turn over to the recently or
gained National Cycling Track association
full control of the cycle racing sport. The
league, it is said. has found that It cannot
salaried officials appointed or elected espe-
c-ally for that purpose.
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Turfn,an Daad

., LEXINGTON, KY, June 1.-Byron Nc
at his home in this city at 6:15 o'clock to-
night He was taken with a congestive chill
at Latonla last Saturday and was brought
nome and stricken bind en- Monday La.er his
left iung. became congested producing pneu-
monIa, which was the immediate cause of his
death.
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English Racing.

LONDON. June u.-August Belmonts
chestnut horse keenan, ran second in the
race for the Manchester cup at the Manches-
ter Whitsunt;de meeting today. The event
was won by MIR. Dobell's chestnut horse
1000 sovereigns, 200 sovereigns in plate, the
rest in Specie, and the course is one mile
and three-quarters
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mcfarland batted for Evans in the first
George out for interference
Earned runs, Columbus s. ST. PAIL 2. two
base hits, Butler Tebeau Glasscock: three
base hits, Nyce, Niche son; home runs, Mertes
Buckley. Hulen; sacrifice hits Butler Gen!ns !:
stolen bases, Hulen, Tebeau, Crooks, Nc,
Bride, George. Nicholson first base on balls.
off Evans 4, off Rettger 3, off Phyle 6; first
base on errors, Columbus 6; left on bases,
ger 3, by Phyle 4; wild pitch, Phyle; time,
2:2O; umpire, Graves; attendance, 1000.
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teams than any other pitcher in the business.
Never winner, always coming up at the
end of the season with a skinny record of
games to his credit. Mike is nevertheless sell
dom out of work and has found time to study
law, graduate with high honors and hang
out single, says the Chicago News. He has
since gone the rounds in matchless fashion.
Chicago had him in 1890. Since that time every
team in the league. with possibly one excep-
ton. has had a try at Michael. He has
pitched for Boston, Baltimore, Cleveland Gin
elnnat, st. Louis, has had two engagements
with New York and two with Washington,
Verify, Mike is wonder.
Kid Carsey was notified by Won der Abe to
join the Browns at Baltimore but he will
not do so until Der Boss makes more agree
able terms.
Happy Jack stivitts has been farmed out by
the Boston club to the River Falls (Mass.)
team.
first basemen of the country to play at pussy
wants corner. Connor, Tucker, Cartwright,
Beckley and Ewing have all made shifts
Oh! the frost is the bleachers
And the diamond has chill;
And the festive peanut screechers
Have their throatlets frozen still;
June with winters riding tandem
While unfianneled mankind glares-
It's a chilly day for fandom
When
the
-eercury
goes
down
stairs!
Baltimore News.
Young Kuhns, Pittsburg's utility man. halls
from Freeport a small Pennsylvania town,
and this is his first season away from home.
His comrades told him about Boston and
It's crooked streets and advised him to take
a piece Of chalk and chalk the corners If
he wanted to find his way home. He did 1t.
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tWo-6ase hits. Lally, Donohue 2; three-base
nit, Abbey; home run, OBrien; stolen bases,
Brown, Demont, Hartman, Mailman; first
hit by pitched ball, by German. Mailman /:
struck out, by German l; left on bases
washington 5, St Louis 4; time, 1:45; UNI.
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Earned runs. Boston 2. Louisville 2; two
base hits, Duffy, Lowe, Clingman three-base
hit, Long; stolen bases, Hamilton Tenney
Fraser; first base errors, by Klobedanz 4,
by Fraser 8; first base on errors, Boston q
Louisville 3; left on bases, Boston 5, Louis
vile Z; struck out, by Klobedanz g. by Fraser
l. double pay, Clingman, Dexter and Wer-
den; passed ball. Wilson, hit by pitched ball
by Klobedanz, Clingman; by Fraser Hamilton
and Collins; time, 1853; umpire, Hurst; at
tendance, $780,
SECOND GAME
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bunt towards third base today in the sixth
inning when one man was out, and Hoy
sailed around the bases with rafting speed
and reached home on Warmers error HOY
got around to third on the throw in Then
Corcoran drove a liner into right, which
scored Hoy, and thus the game was won 1t
was a pitchers battle from start to finish,
with Breitenstein haying a shade the better
of 1t. Score: ~
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ably will be late in August or September.
Sharkey will leave Wednesday next for
trip to Ireland, where he expects to remain
about three weeks.
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Earned runs, Chicago 8, Philadelphia A
two-base hits. Delehanty, Boyle three-base
hit. La JOE; stolen bases Cross, Delehanty
2, Wheeler; first on balls, off Griffith 8, off
Ortiz 1. off Wheeler 8; hit by pitcher, Cross;
struck out, by Griffith /. Ortiz 2 Wheeler 4;
passed bail. Donohue; left on bases, Chicago
Z. philadelphia IL; sacrifice hits, Arson, Kit
redge, Cross; time, 2:15; umpire McDer-
mott.
PITCHERS BATTLE
NEW YORK, June 11.-Burke made a safe
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Finn
The regular meeting of the st. Paul chapter
of the Daughters Of the American Revolution
will take place Thursday afternoon in the
lecture room of the Dayton Avenue Presbyter
ian church. A special programme has been
arranged to commemorate Bunker Hill day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Earhuff entertained
at dinner Thursday evening for Mr.. and Mrs.
E. S. Bludhardt, of Chicago Covers were
laid for twelve.
The marriage of Miss Donna L. Cudworth
and A J. Stobbart will take place Wednes-
day vening at the home Ct the brides parents
944 Cromwell avenue. Mrs Stobbart mother
OF the groom has arrived from Kent, Eng
land, and will be present at the wedding.
Friday, June 10, at the residence of Mrs.
NJ. Clark, GA Summit avenue, will take place
the third matinee for the benefit of the Babies
home. The programme includes songs by
Mrs. Yale and Fred Wright, readings by Miss
Kenyon and Miss Shaw, of Minneapolis, banjo
solos by w. Braiden and other numbers given
by well known musicians.
The regular meeting of the Home Mission
airy Society of Dayton Avenue Presbyterian
Church held yesterday afternoon in
the church parlors. Mrs. Martha Parry led the
meeting and Mrs. William Sproat read very
interesting paper.
The Young Women's w. I. c. Society of the
First Baptist Church met last evening at
Ile HOIne Oh MISS NJ H. fldHudII, Oh East
Eighth street.
A meeting of the w. c. T. U. of Daytons
bluff was held yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Brant, on Conway street.
A large delegation from the Young Peoples
Society of the First Swedish Lutheran Church
leave today to attend the convention in Lake
City.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Fogg and family, of
Summit avenue, leave June 20 and will spend
the summer at their country home at Luz
verne.
A surprise party was given Thursday even
ing for Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Schultz, at their
home on Marshall avenue, by the employees.
]. E. Barr was POSTMASTER. and during the
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Schultz were presented
with a picture.
Mrs. B. J. Shipman will entertain the Gro
Gus Hill Euchre club Monday afternoon at her
home, 848 Goodrich avenue
Miss Margaret Lennon, the principal of the
Sibley school, leaves for Wisconsin, June 20.
Mrs. F. E. Rice, of Summit avenue, is in
Michigan.
Mrs. Hamilton W. Hall, of Little Rock, Ark,
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Cornell Beaten.

OBERLIN, O., June 11.-Oberlin college,
beat Cornell today Somewhat to its own sur
prise Score: Oberlfn, Z; Cornell, 2. Bat
teries, Fauver and Sheriff., Bolt and Young.
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BLUES GET ONE ON THE TIGERS.
Gold Bugs Find the Brewers EaTy
Observation-Disclosures
apclis Game Called.
Columbus IL, 81. Paul o.
Grand Rapids 10, Milwaukee D.
Kansas City 3, Detroit z
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
st. Paul at Columbus.
Minneapolis at Indianapolis.
Milwaukee at Grand Rapids
Kansas City at Detroit.
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RAIN SAVED MILLERS.
Three Innings Played-Score 3 to
I'm Favor of HOOsiers.

Special to the Globe
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June 11.-Rain saved
Minneapolis from probable defeat today In
dianapolis touched Figgeme.er up for three
singles, double and triple in the second
earning three runs. Gear was caught steal
ing during the batting streak and that was
the reason only three runs were scored The
Millers couldn't touch Goar. who struck out
TOUR OF the ten men who faced him. Wilmot
was the only one to reach first, which he
did on scratch single in the first, but got
no further After the third inning rain fell
IN torrents and the game was called.
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BOSTON, 8. 12; LOUISVILLE 4. 4.

BOSTON, Mass, June n.-Boston had a
walkover in both games with Louisville this
afternoon. Clingman's work in both was phe-
nomenal and it his playing that saved
the visitors from even worse defeat Louis
vile weak at the bat The features were
the fielding of Collins in the first game. the
batting of Duffy, Stivetts and Collins in the
second, and the fine work of Clingman in
both. Score first game:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Orioles Win Out From Indians in II
Sensational Finish

Baltimore 5; Cleveland 4.
Brooklyn 4; Pittsburg 3.
Philadelphia 10; Chicago Z.
Cincinnati 2; New York /.
Boston 8. II; Louisville A, 4.
Washington 6; ST. Louis s.
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GOSSIP OF THE DIAMOND.

Pltcher JACK barnett, Oh the blues is very
countenance of his would be worth a fortune
to a poker player. The only sign he ever
gives that he is being hit by a coacher's
growing paler. Jack Carney says he has
tried to tell Barnett a funny story, and that
the joke received about as much recognition
from the slabite as a captain of militia does
when the president is in town.-Kansas City
inn
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Dummy Hoy, the great Cincinnati outfeIder,
can speak plainly enough to be understood
by players who have associated with him for
long time. One time when Hoy. Tom DAILY
and Jack Carney were playing with Washing
ton, the dummy became Disguised at some
action of Days and to punish him said he
would not speak to Tom for two weeks. At
the end Of that time Hoy went up and shook
Days hand as sign that the arrangement
was at an end.
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WHITE BEAR aAREGATTA.
Trophy Race to Be Sailed This Aft


The yacht race at White Bear this after
noon will be trophy event, and in all classes
will count for the championship. The start
will be made at the usual hour, D. M.
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Earned runs. New York 1, Cincinnati /;
double plays. Joyce to Clark; Ritchey to Cor
coran; first base on balls, off Rusie 5, off
Breitenstein 4; ht1by pitched ball, Joyce;
struck out, by Rusie 3, Py Breitenstein 2;
York G. Cincinnati g.: sacrifice hits, Hoy,
Burke; time, 1:5O; umpires, Lynch and O'Day
attendance $500.
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Finn. About forty of the younger set partici-
pated in the run to Fort Smelling. Lunch
was served there, and the return home made
by moonlight The party was chaperoned
by Mr. and Mrs. West and Mr.. and Mrs.
Finn.
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Mike Sullivan, lawyer pitched against the
Colts yesterday and had to give way to
Seymour. Sullivan has a career that is un:ouf.
in enc nart!culaIhe has played On more
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-12

Lobster" Vickery and "Oyster" Burns are
playing on the Hartford team. Hoy is the
clam of Cincinnati.
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SENATORS IN LICK

WASHINGTON, June ia triple and home
run, with men on bases won the game for
Washington today. The visitors made nearly
as many hits as the Senator's, but they were
not as effective. In the fourth inning Cross
hau some words with Umpire Sheridan, and
as a result was fined and put out of the
grounds. Houseman took his place at short
Attendance, 900. Score:
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COLTS BEATEN.

PHILADELPHIA Pa, June 11.-Three cost
Chicago and good batting in the sixth and
eighth inning by the Ph!ladephias won to-
days game for the home team. Kittredge
after the fourth, Wheeler took Orth's place
the latter being ineffective. Wheeler pitched
brilliant game, striking out four of the
visitors and holding them down to one hit.
Attendance 1881. Score:
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Jimmy Manning played with Kansas CITY
last week 1t is Jack Rowc's turn next, says
the Buffalo Express.
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FELL ON GARRISON

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. June 1.-THE fur.
niture men fell on Pitcher Clarkson TO-DAY
for fourteen hits, two being three-baggers and
five singles being made in the fifth inning
and won an easy victory. Score:
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Earned runs, Boston g., Lsuisville 2; two-ba5e
hits, Camel 2, Stiyetts, Stahl, Collins, Dex-
ter home runs, Duffy, Werden; stolen bases
man; first base on errors, Louisville 8; left
on bases, Boston H. Louisville 49, struck out
by Stivetts 8; double plays, Rogers, Dexter
and Werden, Clingman and Werden hit by
pitched ball, Clark; time, hours; umpire
Hurst
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-12

The regular meeting of the st. Paul chapter
of the Daughters of the American Revolution
will take place Thursday afternoon in the
lecture room of the Dayton Avenue Presbyter-
ian church. A special programme has been
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-12
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.

Louisville at Baltimore
Cincinnati at Boston.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
ST. Louis at New York.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Pittsburg at Washington
BALTIMORE, Md, June 1.-THE Orioles
beat the Indians in the last half of the ninth
inning, today, in one of the most interesting
games ever played on the home grounds.
With Cleveland one run in the lead, Doyle,
Reitz, Bowerman and O'Brien singled in sue
cession, and bad throw by Wallace of Nc
Graws force hit let in the winning run, with
the bases full and no one out. The features
were SockaleXis' three-bagger IN the fourth
and a brilliant double play by Kelley and
Jennings in the eighth nipping in the bud
what looked to be sure tning for run OF
two. Doyles error ought, perhaps, be called
a case of bad judgment, as he picked ur
Tebeaus easy grounder down the foul line
and, instead of touching his base or the run
ner, threw to second to catch Wallace, and
both were safe. Score:
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*Merritt batted for Sugden in the ninth.
Earned runs. Brooklyn 2, Pittsburg g.,
first base by errors, Brooklyn l. Pittsburg 8;
left on bases, Brooklyn I, Pittsburg Z; first
base on balls, off Payne /. off Hughey 3;
struck out, by Payne 1, by Hughey 3; three
base hit, Gardner; two-base hits, Canavan,
Padden sacrifice hit, Davis; stolen bases, E.
Smith, Shindle, Brode; double plays, Ely
and Davis; Leahy and Davis; wild pitch,
Hughey; passed ball, A. Smith; umpire,
Emslie; time, hours; attendance 1852.
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Milwaukee 20 2 1 0 o. Q
Grand Rapids.1 1 0 Z 0 0 so IA
Batteries, Clarkson and Speer; Gross an
Tuyin
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Earhuff entertained
at dinner Thursday evening for Mr.. and Mrs.
E. S. Bludhardt, of Chicago. Covers were
laid for twelve
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BLUES BY ONE.

Detroit Loses u Well Played Game
to Kansas City.
DETROIT. Mich, June LIT was a pitch
ers' battle today, in which Thomas came out
second best. Score: 0N
Detroit ........1 0 0 0 1-s :
Kansas City 20 0 $-3
Batteries, Thomas and McCauley; Friend
LAX %
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Mr. and Mrs F. A. Fogg and family, Of
Summit avenue leave June 20 and will spend
the summer at their country home at Luz
verne.
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surprise party was given Thursday even
ing for Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Schultz, at their
home on Marshall avenue by the employees.
]. E. Barr was postmaster. and during the
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Schultz were presented
with a picture.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-12

Mrs. B. J. Shipman will entertain the Gro
Gus Hill Euchre club Monday afternoon at heI
home, 848 Goodrich avenue.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-12

The marriage of Miss Donna L. Cudworth
and A. J. Stobbart will take place Wednes-
day evening at the home Ct the brides parents
944 Cromwell avenue. Mrs. Stobbart, mother
Of the groom, has arrived from Kent, Eng
land, and will be present at the wedding.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-12

Miss Margaret Lennon the principal of the
Sfbley school, leaves for Wisconsin, June 20.
Mrs. F. e. Rice, of Summit avenue is in
Michigan.
Mrs. Hamilton w. Hall, of Little Rock, Ark,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-12

A large delegation from the Young Peoples
Society of the First Swedish Lutheran Church
leave today to attend the convention in Lake
City.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-12

One of the jollest affairs of the week was
a bicycle party given yesterday afternoon and
evening by Miss Louise West and Miss Paula
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-12

A meeting of the W. c. T. U. of Daytons
bluff was held yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs Brant, on Conway street.