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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-20

Two-base hits, Denzer, Glenalvin Burke;
double play, DUNCAN to Clancy to Camel;
fcst base on errors, St. Paul 5; base on balk,
Beam: base on balls. Denzer l, Beam Z; hit
by pitcher, DUNCAN; struck out, Shugart,
Clancy, Beam 2, Briggs 2, Buelow;
left on bases St. Paul B. Detroit 9; stolen
bases, Shugart 3, Geier, Gllen; time, 1855;
weather, fair; field, dry; attendance, 200; UNI
Mira CuShman.
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Great Falls Races.

GREAT FALLS, Mont, Sept 19-Results:
First race. four and half furlongs-Pen-
dleton Buttes won, Irish Girl second, Nora
Richard third. Time, 90
Second race, six furlongs-K ootenai won,
Larva second, Tamean third Time, TIA
Third race, one mile-Twinkle Twink won
Daylight second, MazorD third ime, 1:42
Fourth race. five and a half furlongs-Pat
Morrissey won, Highland Ball second, New
Moon third. Time. 1:21k.
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Harvard,s Football Schedule

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Sept. 19-Folowing
is Harvard's football schedule: Oct. /, Will
liams at Cambridge; Oct. 5, Bowdoin at Cam
bridge; Oct. 8, Dartmouth at Cambridge; Oct
at West Point; Oct. o. Chicago A. A. at
Cambridge; Oct 30, Carlisle Indians at Cam
bridge; Nov. s. University of Pennsylvania
at Cambridge; Nov, 10, Yale at New Haven.
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NEW YORK BOWLERs.
Schedule of Their Annual Tour to
Southern and Western Cities

NEW YORK, Sept. 1s.-Following is the
schedule Of games arranged for the second
annual tour Of the Greater New York Bowling
club. to begin Nov Is: At Buffalo, three
days; Dayton, O., two days; Cincinnati four
days; Newport and Covington. XIV. one day
each; Loucldand and Reading one day each;
Louisville, KY one day; st. Louis, one day !;
Lawrenceburg, Ind. one day; Richmond, Ind.
one day; Lexington. KY, one day; Chicago,
three days; Kalamazoo, Mich, one day; Bat
tie Creek, Mich, one day; Detroit, two days;
Bay City, one day; Grand Rapids, one day
In addition to the foregoing, games will be
arranged as far West as Denver and will
include, also, Columbus, O., Indianapolis and
Logansport. Ind, and other bowling centers
in Ohio, Indiana and Illinois
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BASE BALL BRIEFS.

OF the Chicago pitchers it Is unsafe TO
speak with certainty. Phyle looks like a good
man and KatOll, as far as delivering the ball
is concerned, is certainly winner It is
settled, however, that he is weak as a fielder
and in that point Phyle Is touted as a won
der.-Chicago Tribune.
o. Jimmy, Jimmy Williams
You're the warmest in the land,
You've a striking way about you
That at times is really grand
When your eye is in condition
And your bat is good and strong
You can send one to the race track
For hit four bases long
Kansas City Times.
When Jimmie Williams knocked the hall
over the fence at Kansas City on Saturday
there was a scene, which is thus described
by the Kansas City Times: Hats, canes and
umbrellas went into the air, people slapped
the backs of other people to whom thew had
never been introduced, women shrieked with
joy, men hOwled with enthusiasm. 1t was
like a war dance executed by three regi-
ments Of intoxicated Apaches 1t was a
geyser Of excitement, and when the five min
utes Of shouting were over the people sank
back into their seats exhausted
Will Kansas City have another such chance
today? Everybody in this neck of the woods
hopes so, .''
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Late Police News.

Sergeant Davis arrested a man and worn
an giving the names of Frank and Viola Hem
drick at AIS Robert street early this morn-
ing. They CAIN to be husband and wife
colored woman named Annie Brown liv-
ing near Fifth and Rosabel streets was ar
rested on a warrant charging her with steal
Ing $50 from Henry Moreand
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FLAG WAS IN SIGHT.
Kansas City Had the Pennant Won
Until I'm the Ninth.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Sept. 19.-Indanapolis
today snatched the game from the Blues in
the ninth inning, winning by a score of 6 to
5, after the home team had all but won the
pennant. The Blues disaster is properly laid
at Pardee's door, for he went to pieces in the
first inning, giving the visitors three hits
and two bases in quick succession. 1t was
DEMONSTRATING game. Score:
R.H.E.
Indianapolis ..3 0 0 0 0 2-6 8 5
Kansas City q 2 0 0 0 0 0-5 Z 2
Batteries Phillips and Kahoe; Pardee,
Merideth and Wilson.
BREWERS WON HANDILY.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Sept. 19.-The Brew
won they pleased today. Score:
R.H.E.
Milwaukee =. ..3 0 0 3 %-6 II 2
st. Joe :. ......0 0 0 0 0 0 o. 5
Batteries, Rettger and Speer; Daub, Wads-
worth and McCauley.
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Forks Did Not Break.

The report that B. B. Bird was thrown off
his wheel at Minneapolis owing to imperfect
forks, T. L. Bird says is erroneous. The
fork of the wheel, which was going at two
minute clip struck a post and bent, as any
fork would. causing a bad spill. The fork
did not bend until 1t struck the post, and
then it was no fault Of the wheel.
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FOUR GOOD RACES.
Fine Showing Made at New England
TrOtting Horse Meeting,

READVILLE Mass, Sept. 19.-The opening
day OF the annual meeting and fair of the
New England Trotting Horse Breeders asso-
citation on their own track, witnessed four
good races The youngsters showed up well
In their two classes In the trotting class
ldolta. by Monaco, after being nearly dis
tanced, in the first heat, took the next two
and the race, in good shape.
The Tyros stake, 2:40 trotting class brought
out good field, in which Edna Simmons
proved the fastest, winning the last heat by
an eye lash from Niger Jack
The 2:l1 pace was a grand fight, Helena
tupleX Just managing to get inside the flag
in the first heat. She not only took the next
meats and the race, but lowered her record
from 2:10A to 2:0S%. Results:
New England Futurity, for foals Of '9S, trot-
ting. purse $1,000. Idolta won second and
third heats and race. Best time 2:21si.
Crystalline won first heat. Time 218A Col.
DemAr Kills Brother and Authority also
started.
New England Futurty, foals of SO, purse
$l,OCO: Bride Elect won in two straight heats
Best time, 2:2SA. Cold Cash only other
starter
2:4O trot, $2OcO-Edna Simmons won first.
third and fourth heats. Best time 2:14A
Niger Jack won second heat in 2:15k. Cut-
elene, Angelina. Cuprinon, Confessor and
2:11 pacing, $5CO-Helena Duplex won third.
fourth and fifth heats and race. Best time
2:0S34. Nellie Bruce won first and second
heats. Best time, 2:1OA. Norwing, Wood
she'd Terrell S, Lady Golden, Palmetto Prince
Flint and Abeto also started.
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viii Name n Receiver.

In the matter of the estate of John s
Robertson, in the probate court yesterday.
the st. Paul Trust company named as ex-
to permit of the appointment of a receiver
for the estate. The receiver will be appointed
from names presented to the court.
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Earned runs, Minneapolis /, Columbus 2;
two-base hits. Fisher Carey, Parker, Brown;
three-base hit Letcher; Wild PITCH Parker;
bases on balls, off Wolters, Wilmot Carey;
off Parker, Hulen; hit by pitcher, Wimot,
Burke; struck out, by Wolters, Andrews 2,
Letcher, Dixon; by Parker Brown, Genins
2. VOTERS; left on bases, Minneapolis IL,
Columbus A. double play, Dixon, Andrews
and Carey; stolen bases, Wilmot Hulen,
Jones, Sullivan; time, $40; umpire, Mannas-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-20

CEASKA. Mimi. Sept. 19.-(special.)-An
exhibition game Of base ball was played at
the Carver county fair between the Waconia
and Young America teams, resulting in vic
tory for the former. Score:
Young America. / 1922 Is
Waconia .............0 wi 2 / / 10
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Newport Races.

CINCINNATI. o., Sept 19.-Four favorites
and two outsiders were the winners at New
port today. 1t was ladies' day. and large
crowd was in attendance Weather fine; track
fast. Summary:
First race, six furiongs-Mound City won.
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Had to Postpone 1t.

The Odd Fellows have decided to postpone
Tor one week their greeting to the members
of the Third regiment who are members of
the order. nearly all the latter being i'll
in the hospitals. 1t wiz be given InurG lay
Sept. % ~
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AMATEUR BAsE BALL

The Langfords defeated the Crescent Stars
Is to Z. The features of the game were the
battery work of Knutsop and Brady and the
fielding of Eisenmenger at short
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Toledo In the western.

TOLEDO, o.. Sept. 19.-Manager Charles ].
Strobel, Of the To.edo Interstate league team,
announced tonight that he would have moth
ing further to do with league with which
CHARLES b. Powers, the present president, Is
connected. 1t IL rumored that during tho
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-20
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

J. Cummings to Katie NJ. Weller, lot IT,
F. Steele's sub lot 2, section Il, town.
%, % 49,; -: .:............. 81 90
J. Gund Jr. and wife to w. W. CargiH
lot 10, block 5. Rogers add; lot II,
block %. Summit Park add; lots II and
II, block 2 Summit View add lots T.
5 and 6, block 2, Oakland Park add sos
G. Bunde and wife to Citizens Savings
Bank, lot 5, block l, St. Paul North
out lots ........ ........ ..:............
jeanette Walls and husband to Lizzie
Walls lot 8, block %, Marshalls add
to West st. Paul ......................
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 49, - Cincinnati
played double header here today, and made
only one run in the eighteen innings In the
first game the Reds were utterly helpless
before Fifeld, who allowed them five hi s,
scattered through as many innings, while
Breitenstein was batted hard and frequently.
The Philes had walk-over in the second
game, thanks to Hills wildneSs. He sent
Gen men to first on balls, which, with a few
timely hits, netted the Quakers nine runs.
Attendance, 4344. Score first game:
Philadelphia i Q IS 10
Batteries, F1fed and Mcfarland; Breiten-
stein and Wood.
Second Game Ri e.
c chlcIuetRiia ..:O Q Q Q / q s 5
Batteries, Donohue and MacFarland; Hill
and Wood.
OUTPLAYED THE CHICAGOs.
WASHINGTON, Sept 19.-The Senators
outpitched and outbatted the Colts today.
Freeman's heavy stick work was a feature.
Attendance, &c., Score:
Washington IA ! ! 80 L !
Batteries, Dineen and Farrell; Woods,
Thornton and Nichols.
ORIOLES WON AGAIN.
BALTIMORE, Sept 19.-The Orioles won
their eighth successive victory at Union park
victims. Both pitchers were hit freely in
certain innings, and Frazer's wildness con-
tributed largely to his defeat. Score:
R.H.E.
6fst.1Snd : .5 5 51s IS : :
Batteries, Maui and Robinson; Frazer and
Criger
Game called at end of eighth inning on &C
count of darkness.
AND ST. LOUIS LOST.
not hit Seymour's delivery today only one
base hit resulting from their efforts. In the
fourth single, an out and a steal followed
by another hit, scored one run for the Giants,
and two-bagger, single and an out tailed
another in the seventh. st. Louis only run
was the result of errors by Grady and Sey-
mour Score:
RH.E.
Sew st. 16 %8Ef : g -
Batteries, Seymour and Wagner; Hughey
and Clements.
THESE BROKE EVEN.
NEW YORK, Sept. 19.-Today's double
header in Brooklyn ended In an even break
The first game was a smuggling match, which
Brooklyn won by great finish after Pitts
burg had winning lead. Yeager hurt his
hand fielding wicked drive and will be out
of the game for ten days. Gray was sent to
the bench for Chewing" at Umpire Hunt
Gardiner was effective in the second and
stopped play at the end of the fifth inning
Attendance, 1,1CO Score, first game
Brooklyn ...1 3 0oo o 8 21i 10 i
Pittsburg III 2 0 0 10 IA 6
Batteries, Yeager. McKenna and Grim;
Tannehill and Schrver.
Second Game RHE
Brooklyn ..................O u 0 IL 2
PittSburg ..................0 0 2 4-e 0
Batteries, Miller and Grim; Gardiner and
Schriver.
BOSTON BEAT LOUISVILLE
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schwabacher Very HI.

Joseph Schwabacher, of Company X, FL
teenth regiment. is very sick at the Be
thesda hospital He has a bad case of peri
tcnitiS, and is in a precariOuS condition.
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Michigan Nj. e. Conference.

LANSING, Mich, Sept 19.-The Michigan
conference of the M. E. church today adopt
ed, without debate a resolution declaring
for a constitutional amendment providing
equal lay and ministerial representation in
the general conference. The vote was 1879
to 9.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-20
improvements in Flying Machines.

Inventors are plenty who can make ma
chine that will rise and float in air, but the
one Improvement which none has succeeded
in making is an apparatus that will guide the
machine through the many treacherous cur
rents of air. In this respect humanity Is
fortunate in having Hostetter's Stomach Bit
terss which acts as a safe guide by curing
treacherous stomach, liver and blood Diseases
giving a good appetite, a strong constitution
and nerves like steel
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Won by WacOnia.

last week Strobel has been importuned to put
a team in the Western league next year, and
has consented.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati Made One Run In Eigh-
teen Innings at Philadelphia.
STANDING AEN TILE CI lbs
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.

At Boston-LouisviIle VS.. Boston.
At Brooklyn-Pittsburg vs. Brooklyn.
At New York-St. Louis VS.. New York.
At phia-Cincinnau VS.. Philadelphia,
At Baltimore-Cleveland vs.. Baltimore.
At Washington-Chicago VS.. Washington.
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g "a - T ~ En- Y a.
Bears thu - The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature af &xNZzzs1gy

All Connections at Chicago for the
East
Are made by mo. g." the new train to Chi
cago and Kansas City via Chicago Great
Western Ry. Call at ticket Office. Fifth and
Robert streets. and post yourself.
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THESE BROKE EVEN.
BOSTON BEAT LOUISVILLE

BOSTON, Sept 19.-The home team took its
revenge on the Louisvilles today. batting out
a victory in the first inning and allowing the
visitors but one run in the entire game.
Willis was very effective, while the fielding of
the Champions was brilliant throughout.
Score:
R.H.E
Boston ........4 0 0 0 1 0 ~ II 0
Louisville 80 0 0 Oil
Kittredge.
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DETROIT HAD NO Runs
- 1T WAS UNLUCKY, TOO, FOR ST.
PAUL MANAGED TO
GET I3
SHUT OUT BY ROGER DENZER

indianapolis Won the Second Game
at Kansas City, So the Possess
sion of the 1898 Remnant Now
Hinges on the Game to Be Played
Too.
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THE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FIGS

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GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.

At ST. Paul-St. Paul vs.. Detroit
At Kansas City-Kansas City VS.. Indianapolis
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TALKED OF THE WAR
ODD FELLOWS AT BOSTON DIS
CUSS THE CONFLICT WITH
SPAIN
THANKFUL FOR THE RESULT

Sovereign Grand Lodge Determines
to Give Extraordinary Powers to
Members In the SerVice-LOdges
Without Initiation or Comforting
Complimentary Banquet.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-12-08
THE NICARAGUA CANAL.
A Proposition to Guarantee Its Neu-
trality.

New York. Dec. "A dispatch to the
Herald from Washington says: The
senate committee on the N~icaraguan
canal will add to the canal bill now
pending a provision intended TO bring
about a treaty with Great Britain for
a Joint guaranty of the neutrality OF
the canal. This provision Is embodied
I'm an amendment which has been pre-
pared by Senator Harris OF Kansas,
who is one of the closest students OF
the problems relating TO the construc-
ton of the canal. as well as one of the
most earnest supporters OF the canal
project In congress. The Harris amend
ment will authorize the president to
negotiate a treaty agreement with
Great Britain for a joint agreement for
the permanent neutrality of the canal.
1t is designed to meet the English OBJ
lection hat the plans of congress for
American construction and control fly
in the teeth of the expressed terms OF
the Clayton-Bulwer treaty.
The failure of the president to make
any mention in his message Of the ex-
istence of that treaty has called forth
a note Of criticism from the London
newspapers. particularly those which
are regarded as representing the views
Of the British government. The presi-
dents failure to refer to the treaty is
construed as encouraging to
to go ahead without any reference to
the terms of hat document. which
Great Britain contends are and ought
to be still in force.
The American contention has been. OF
| course, hat Great Britain's violations
of the terms of that treaty have been
such as TO practically abrogate 1t, and
certainly such as would give this gov
full warrant in going ahead
with the construction of the canal with
out any reference to its provisions. II
is Senator Harris idea. and Senator
Morgan agrees with him, that the SIM
plest way to prevent any misunder-
standing is to authorize the president
TO make an agreement of the kind con-
templated by the amendment.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-12-08
N THE DISTRICT COURT
Bitter Feeling Shown in the
william Splan Case.
OF PERJURY MADE
One of the Witnesses Fined for Using
Profanity in Court-Blends Swan
son Sues for Divorce on the
Ground Of Dssertion.

Great Falls. Dec. 7.-To-day's ses-
sion OF the district court was occu-
pied by the case OF the State against
william Span for the criminal altering
OF q brand on a red COW from a fiow-
ing F to a flag. Tn case seems to
have developed considerable feeling and
attorneys. witnesses and others involv-
ed In the ease are very free with their
charges of perjury. the one against
the other. No official charge has been
made as yet. however. This afternoon
as Thomas Splan. the father of the man
on trial. was leaving the witness stand
he used some profanity In talking TO
himself. although 1t was muttered. 1T
was still loud enough for the court TO
hear, and Splan was fined 81 for con-
tempt.
The restraining order in the suit for
separate maintenance between John
Derrig and his wife was this after
noon dissolved by the consent OF both
sides.
Blenda Swanson Institutes suit
against Peter c.. Swanson for divorce.
She alleges that they were married at
Anaconda on Sept. "a. 1890. On Febru-
airy IL. 1894. the defendant deserted her
and they have ever since lived apart.
He has failed to contribute anything
to her support or hat of the W chill
dren, John Elmer. six years old. and
Edna. four years Did. h says h a
he is given up to idleness AND dissipa-
ton. and hence arises all the trouble.
She asks for the custody Of the ohil-
dren in addition to absolute divorce.
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WILL FIGHT CORBeTT.
Tom sharkey Will Give . Chance far the
Laurels.

Laurels.
New York. Dec. Tom Sharkey last
night issued the following letter:
II see by the papers that Mr.. Corbett
wishes to retrieve his lost laurels by
making a proposal to me that seems
out of the question. but / Will not do as
he and the man who at present holds
the championship n will not back II
up as they have don by telling their
opponents that they should meet some
body else first. i will v Mr.. Cor
belts forfeit. although I think II very
foolish to meet in private for 5000 q
side, when we can get so much more
money by boxing in public; but II Mr..
Corbett will find the place to box In
with 10 men on a side and guarantee
me protection from arrest. 1 Will box
him any old way. I will give the $S,ooo
to the poor of New York, or, what
better. seeing Mr.. Corbett has men
toned charity as an excuse for a re-
turn match, I will box him In public.
where there is no chance for arrest. as
IL will be according to the Horton law,
and will agree to give the whole or
any amount agreeable to him to the
poor: the same to be under the super
vision Of a committee of the press or
this city. The only proviso I wish to
put i'm is hat IL I should make another
match in the meantime. this match
with Corbett is to come on afterwards
George Dixon, the featherweight
champion of America, has been
matched to fight young Pluto, the Aus
tralian champion. Dixon and the for
eigner have agreed to try conclusions
in a 20-round bout before the Olympic
club of San Francisco some time in
February. 1t Is Tom O'Rourke's inten-
ton TO take his stable of boxers to
San Francisco after Sharkey has had
one more fight in the East. which will
| probably be with Kid Mccoy. The ar
rangements for the Pluto-Dixon match
were made some time ago. but rumors
to the effect that the latter would not
fight again left the match an uncertain
ty. However, Dixon has not decided 70
retire for a while at least, n Will
take on a few good ones before he
leaves the ring. Pluto is said to be
| the cleverest boxer at his weight thai
Australia has ever produced. barring
that wonderful fighter. Young Griho
| He comes to this country with a clean
record.