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The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-05-17

Uncle Sam fatty refuses to walk Spanish.
A tin can is likely to make a fuss when it is
cur-taied.
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Don't tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Lie Away.

To quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag
netic, full of life, nerve and vigor take No-To-
Bac, the wonder-worker, that makes weak men
strong All druggists, soc. or ST.. Cure guaran-
tced. Booklet and sample free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co.. Chicago or New York.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-05-17

No principle is noble, as there is none
more holy, than that of true obedience--H.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-05-17

An honest man is the nobIest work cs God.
Pope.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-05-17

Good actions crown themselves with lasting
bays: who deserve WELL needs not another's
prase.-R Heath,
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To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic. 10c or 25c.
II g. G. G, fail to cure druggists refund money.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-05-17

Halls Catarrh Cure
Is constitutional cure. Price, 75c.
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Loved tendeny-spring chicken.
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ORIENTAL kDvlCtS.
AguinsIdo Continues to Meet with Won
deIfuI success.

AguinsIdo Continues to Meet with Won
deIfuI success.
Victoria. q. c., June 2s.-The steamer
Empress of China arrived from the
Orient tonight, bringing mail adviCes
from Manila up TO June l6. At that
date the rebel leader. Aguinaido. had
captured the province of Cavite, with
the exception Of four towns. He had
taken 400 prisoners. including the gov
ernor Of BatanGas. who attempted to
commit suicide when captured. Ad-
miral Dewey has given the rebels 5000
magazine rifles and 200. 600 rounds OF
ammunition. and $500 rifles were landed
from a flibuster from Annoy about
the end Of May.
Ample provision is being made for the
removal Of the foreigners i'm case Of
bombardment. Eight steamers, with
the consent Of the Spanish consul gen
eral and the sanction Of Admiral Dewey,
have been removed from the Pasig
river. H. NJ. s. Pique arrived at Hong
Kong on the 30th ult. from Iloilo and
Manila. When the Pique left Iloilo all
was quiet. Business was proceeding as
usual and there was no panic whatever
among either the ~Spaniards or foreign
residents. The only complaint made
was that il was difficult to ship goods
from the place owing TO the lack Of
steamers.
The Spanish gunboat FL Cano had left
Iloilo and taken refuge in the Samoan
gan river. The capture Of the American
ship a appears 10 have been a
farce. and the officers OF the Pique state
that she had been transferred to the
British flag some days previous TO her
capture by the FL Cano. and the Span
lsh have accordingly handed her over
TO her owners again. There are only 100
Spanish troops in Iloilo and the place
is practically undefended.
Chinese advices say that owing 10
the scarcity Of rice a famine riot &C.
Cured at Wen Chow on May 19. The
principal houses in the W we're
wrecked and also the official residence
Of the tatotoi. Pillage VAS not the OBJ
ject of the rioters. for after wrecking
everything breakable in the magis-
yamen the rioters went into the resi-
dence portions and wrecked the furni-
ture. The mandarin- are powerless,
the military force being insufficient.
Great Britain has leased from China
he strip OF coast from Deep bay to
Mrs bay and the range OF hills at the
back OF the Kow Loon peninsula. BY
the acquisition OF this little strip Of
territory the rectihcation Of the from
tier of Kow Loon, with a view to the
complete defense Of Hong Kong, has
been attained.
The plague is still raging at Hong
Kong, Canton and Annoy. over a thou
sand deaths occurred at the former
place since January.
A serious fight took place a, Maya
saki on June 4 between 40 Russians and
20 japanese blue jackets. Six Russians
and three japanese were injured.
The obsequies OF Captain Gridley az
Yokohama June 2 were largely attend
ed. The body has been embalmed n
will be sent 10 the United States on
the first steamer.
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No Protest Was Made.

London. June 2s~.-Reports that the Uni
ted States has requested Great Britain to
enforce the neutrality laws bl forbidding
Camara's Spanish squadron TO coal at Port
said are ~unfounded. Government circles
believe America is not anxious 10 nave
Camara detained. II is pointed out that
II the Standards are denied admission to
the canal a precedent will be established
preventing Americans using the canal in
the event that the country desires 10
send warships to the far east during the
war.
The report that Spain purchased the
powerful Chilean cruiser O'Higgins, now
ever. receives credence. 1t appears that
the cruiser was very recently offered the
United States for 81. 100000. but the Wash
ington authorities declined to purchase
her. considering the price twice her value.
Spanish transport loaded with sailors
left Corunna June 10 for an unknown
destination and IT is surmised the sailors
were intended for the O'Higgins. wnich
was last reported at Cape Verde Islands
Juue ..
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Chicago. Juns eS-Black Venus made a
splendid record when she won the Lake
side stakes at Washington park this az
ernoon. travelling the five turlongs IN
r.O.A. with TOD weight UP and adding
- go TO her owners bank account. This
is the fastest time made by a hlly TINS
wear and IL Is said Riley Grammar won
heavily on the result. Macy ana CnerFg
Leaf were the only winning favorites.
Weather clear. Results:
Mile and % yards-Mscy won, Teutonla
second. Alfresco third: time. l:+sa. Five
misunderstanding won. Wolverton second
Hardy Pardee third time, l'oSAs. LAKESIDE
stakes. s-year-old illies. five furlongs-
Black Venus won. CouChon second, To-
luca third: time. 1:Oo&. Mile-Boanerges
won. The Manxma second. Fervor third;
time. l:io'.. Six furlongs-Ben Hadad won,
Algol second. Hurry Burly third; time,
I.I3A, Mile and a sixteenth-Cherry Leaf
won. Haphazard second, Alvarado II.
third time. las.
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IN The HOUSE.
Conference Report on the bankruptcy
BnI Was Adopted.

Washington, June 2s.-In the house
to-day the conference report upon the
bankruptcy bill was adopted by a vote
of lS4 TO 53, and the measure VIII go
now to the president. Speeches IN OPP
position to the reported bill were made
by Messrs. Berry. dem, Ark: De Ar
mond, dem, Mo. and McRae. dem,
Ark, and in support Of the measure by
Messrs. Henderson, rep, Iowa. Under
wood. dem, Ala, n Ray, rep, y. Y.
When the bankruptcy bin was dis
posed of, Mr.. Mahon asked unanimous
consent for disagreement To the senate
amendments to the war claims, or "om-
nibus" bill, and for granting the request
Of the senate for "A conference. Pending
disposition Of the request. MIR. Loud
rep. Cal, secured the floor and declared
general opposition TO the payment NJ
war claims, crisicising severely the pol
lev that was leading 10 the wholesale
Of such claims. He said the
bin as II passed the house originally
carried but 81, 100. oo0. and the senate
had added IS. O00, 900. but a compact, he
said. existed at the time the bill passed
the house whereby no other claims Were
10 be passed in case the 81, 1000 600 should
go through. Consent was given. whcr
MIR. Loud concluded, and the chair ap.
pointed as conferees Messrs. Mahon
Otgen. rep, Wis, and Richardson, dem.
Tenn.
The afternoon was given to the con
, sideration Of matters reported from IN.
committee on military affairs. A speCia
rule providing for the order OF bushes
was adopted. Several bills afectiul
the army were passed, notably bein.
those providing for the pay Of Nolun
teers from the date OF the enrollmen
for service and providing for increase
in the ordnance. engineer and quarter
masters departments. The permaneu
increase Of the two former p~recipitate
from a number Of democrats very vigOi
Gus protests agains, any action loUkin
10 a permanent enlargement Of IN
cluntry's military establishments.
Under the rule adopted to-day cor
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POSITION is UNTENABLE
But August Treats Proposals o.
Surrender With Disdain.
THE SITUATION Is GRAVE
The Insurgents Number 13o.oOo-De-
serted by Native Troops The City
OF Manila Is Completely Isola-
ted-waiting for Camara.

Madrid, June IS, 4 p. m.-The gov
eminent has received the following dis
patch from Captain General August.
dated from Manila on June 90: The
situation Is still as grave as ever. 1
continue to maintain my position in
side the line of b~lockhouses, but the en-
envy is increasing In numbers as the
rebels occupy the provinces which are
surrenderng. The Oriental rains are
%inundating the intrenchments, render
ing the work of defense difficult. The
numbers of sick among the troops are
increasing. making the situation very
distressing. and causing increased de-
sertions of the native soldiers. 1t is
estimated that the insurgents number
&c. 1000. armed with rifles, and 100, 001
armed with swords. etc.
"Aguinaldo has summoned me TO sur
render. but l have treated his proposals
with disdain. for / am resolved to main
tain the honor Of Spain and the Spanish
flag to the last extremity. 1 have over
1000 sick and wounded. The citadel
has been invaded by the suburban in
habitants. who have abandoned their
homes owing to the barbarity of the
rebels.
The governor Of the NiZcaya n
Minandoa islands cables that he has de-
feated the Insurgents in an engagement.
during which Chief Arco. A~guinaldo's
representative. was killed. He adds
that tranquility now prevails through
these islands. and he further asserts
thai the chief Malays Of the Minandoa
group declare they will fight on the side
of the Spanish against the invaders.
According to our advices the m
i~ssaries sent to seek General Monets
column men are returning after a fruit
less search. Captain General Augustus
family is still in the hands Of the in
surgents. General Penal. with LOGO
soldiers. has returned. His soldiers.
most of whom are natives, Joined the
insurgents. A majority of the detach-
ments in the island of Luzon have sur
rendered owing to their lack of food.
though some succeeded in escaping.
Numerous Spanisrds. including the
governors Of Batanga, Laguna and
Rulacan. have taken refuge at Cavite.
The rebels who are beseiging Manila
exceed %. 600 men. The city Is COM
pletely isolated. and the arrival OF the
Spanish squadron is anxiously awaited,
for the position Of Manila is
Small rebel craft navigate the bay, con-
vey-ing prisoners to Cavite.'
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At ~sheepshead Bay.

New York. June 2s.-There was a heavy
downpour OF rain during the racing at
Sheepshead Bay to-day. Results: Five ana
a half furlongs. selling-Alpin won. Tyr-
shena second. DR.. Fitzsimmons third;
time. los as. Mile-Whistling Coon won,
Clonsima second. Squire Abindon third:
time. Lac 2-5. Six and "a half furlongs.
selling-Irish Reel won. Tremargo second.
Ben Ronald third: time. 1:0 10. surf
stakes. five and a half furlongs-Autumn
won. Miller second. Manuel third; time.
i:p7 -. Mile and three-sixteenths-pa-
mfen won. Thomas Cat second, Howard
Mann third: time. 2:03 2-5. Mile n
~three-ouartsr over six hurdles-Forget
won. Brown Red second, Trayant third
time. S.lS
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SOLDIERS FOR MANILA.
Merritt VIII Have 2i,coo Men when
They All Get There.

Nv ~
Washington. june 2s-The understand
ing at the war department rs that the
total number of regulars and volunteers
which will be dispatched to Manila In
command Of Major General Merritt Will
approximate 2l.OGO men. OF these 10000
already have left San Francisco In three
separate expeditions. with the troops now
at San Francisco and those on their way
10 that city the remainder Of the Eighth
corps will be made up.
The wyoming battery Of light artillery
is now reported on it's way to the coast,
while the LIST regiment, New York volun-
teers. received their orders to proceed
10 San Francisco for duty. This regiment
has been uuartered I'm several Of the forts
around New York harbor and is com
manded by Colonel Thomas NJ, Barber.
The LIST will form an important addition
to General Merritt's corps, as the eNpec-
tation Is that Il will he recruited 20 its
fun maximum strength Of 1.S26 men he
fore starting on its long trip to the
coast.
The fourth expedition TO the Philip
pines H. scheduled 10 start somewhere be-
tween the 9Th and 10th Of July. and ar
rangements for Il are making at Wash
ington and san Francisco. The nth, and
probably the last Of the series of eNpcdi
lions, the officials now hope to SCI
. launched on its way by the LIST of Au
gust. the expectation being that some q
the transports used in the first expedition
will have returned from Manila hefor'
that time and he ready to start again
across the Pacific with American troop
aboard.
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Miller. u. 8. V. commanding: Fourth
United States cavalry squadron. troop A
of the LIST Nevada cavalry. light batteries
u and G. sth United States artillery. bat
terfes A and ID, California heavy artillery
volunteers. and the remaining bsttalions
of the 18th. 18th and 2d United States in
fantry.
Second brigade. Rrigadier General King
commanding. Twentieth regiment kansas
Volunteers. LIST regiment Tennessee Nolun-
teers and the recruit battalion Of the LIST
cavalry. lst Colorado. LIST Nebraska. 18th
Minnesota and I'd Oregon regiment of vol
unteerS.
Third brigade, BriEadier General II. q.
Otis. L. 8. v. commanding: seventh regi-
ment California volunteers, LIST regiment
Montana volunteers. LIST regiment south
Dakota volunteers, 5lst regiment Iowa
NoluntcerN
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S,apked m brakeman.

Reno. New, June .7.-Fifteen regular
army recruits en- route from Cincinnati
10 San Francisco were X from train
No. ?. west-bound. this morning ano
olaced under arrest on a warrant
sworn ont by a brakeman on the train,
who They turned up and spanked at the
station here. IL seems Gil
lam gave orders TO keep them out OF
the smoker and arranged with the por-
ter OF the car they Travelled in 10 allow
them TO smoke in their own car. They
were taken before Justice or the feace
Linn and pleaded guilty. as charged,
and were ordered 70 appear tonight at
, o'clock for sentence.
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A Warm Reception.

Tacoma, June 2s.-A letter from
Nagasaki. Japan, dated June 2, says
members Of the crew OF the warship
Olympia write from Manila that the
men are anxious 10 leave. Good food
cannot be obtained. and men are living
on bareback and canned meats. Dew
ey's men tried To destroy a bridge. but
had to retreat. as the Spanish outnum-
bered them. They say the troops from
San Francisco will get a warm reCep-
ton, as Spain has a large number Of
soldiers in Manila. The same letter
SAYS that news has reached japan 20
the effect that the schooner Nom7d,
which sailed from Shanghai November
10 has been lost.
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wisconsin's semi-centennial Is now In full
swing. The feature of to-day's programme
was a military parade this afternoon in
connection with the dedication of the SOL
diers' monument in Grand park in mem
ory OF Wisconsin's heroes of the civil
war. The monument cost $50, 600. Major
Moses Harris. L. S.. A, was the chiet
marshal of the parade. in which 1000 vet
Grams of the National Soldiers home, @.
A. r. posts and various patriotic societies
took part. The Rev. Charles Stanley Les
ter delivered the dedicatory address. Mrs.
Lydia Ely unveiled the II
was accepted by Mayor Rose and Governor
Schofeld on behalf of the city and state
respectively.
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standards Are Confident.

Madrid. June 2s.-Spanish officials assert
that there will be no difficulty in Admiral
Camara trsversing the Suez canal, as
the accompanying transports nave all the
coal the squadron requires. 1t is believed
tho Spanish ships will enter the canal to-
day. The Spanish government does not
credit the report that the American
squadron is TO visit Spanish waters. The
ministers say they have taken all the
requisite precautions, that ports are an
ready and 26. 90 men who have been called
will be distributed among the principal
ports of Spain.
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At ST. Louis.

st. Louis. June 2s-The track at the fair
grounds was slow this afternoon. he-
suits: Selling. m~ile-Mystery won, inspirer
second. Equitome third; time. 1;i'ik. Two
year-olds. FIVE furlongs-Leo Planter won,
Lafayette second. Alta May third; time.
1905. Six furlongs-Randazzo won, Fourth
Ward second. Pat Murphy third; time,
I:lS. Selling. six furlongs-The Chemist
won. Nalissa second, Minnie Weldon
third time. 1861. Selling. mile-Naoma
won. Howitzer second. Miss Florida third;
time. las. Selling. mile and 20 yards
Maddalo won. organ Pilot second, Mamie
G.. third: time. i.4Sia.
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Didn,t Mention IL.

San Francisco, June 2s.-Mayor Pie
Ian has written a letter In which he
says that Major General Merritt lid
not speak the words attributed 70 him
in responding to a toast at a private
dinner given in his honor by Mr.. he
ian. General Merritt is reported to
have said at this dinner: II believe In
the new national policy OF the United
States. which ook 10 the acquisition
Of additional territory representing the
outlying islands that are requisite for
the development Of national strength
and growth"
Mayor Phelan says that neither these
words nor sentiments were uttered by
Genera Merritt. The dinner was a
priyste affair at which there were NO
reporters. and General Merritt was mis-
ouoted in announcing the so-called new
national policy upon which, as a matter
OF fact, he did not dwell at all.
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ON THE RACE TRACK.
At Cincinnati.

Cincinnati. June 2s.-weather pleasant,
track fast. Results: Seven furlongs. sell
ing-McAnister won, Miss c. second. Lena
Myers third: time. l:302. Mile. selling
Remp won. Banister second. Ray Il. third;
time. 1:f2iz. Five and a half furlongs. the
Covington spring stakes-Espirage woh,
Fannie Taylor second. Rocklani THIRD;
time, I.0sbs. Seven furlongs. se~llins-Jeah-
nette won. Postum second. Ada Russell
third: time. 1:2sI1. Five furlongs-SisN'c
won. Manana second. Aacchmont third;
time, l.O3Z.
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San Francisco. June &-The INTERRUPT
tion Of regular steam communication Win
Honolulu. caused by the use o. the regu-
lar ocean steamers az transports for the
army going 20 Manila, II j. said viii en-
tan great loss 10 the banana growers o.
the Hawaiian Islands. Most OF the rum
INTENDED for shipment viii be unht Tor
sale before vessels can Be secured 70 con-
xex 10 70 market.
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At Oakland.

San Francisco. June 2S-Results at Oak
land: Pacing. go class. One-miie dash
Dictatress won. Lady Margaret second,
Direct third: time. 1884. Pacing 2:ls
class oue-mile dash-WilIiam Baker won,
Dictatress second. Fits Aymon third
time. 2:lsi.. Trotting, 2l7 class, one-mile
dssh-Clay 5. won. George Washington
second. MAY r. third: time, 2:l4. Pacing
212 class. one-mile ~dash-Little Thorn
won. Hijo del Diablo second. hetchum
rhird. time. 2.l3ia. Trotting. 2:40 class.
heats-Rect won. Mamie Riley second,
Dexter ID. third; best time, 2:l6l2.
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Inmped From the Boat.

San Francisco. June pa young man
Jumped from the ppe deck OF the Terry
steamer Piedmont last night. but was res
c,ed nv a boat from the vessel. His iden-
tity is unknown. but he says his name Is
Tony Smith and that his father is presi-
dent OF the Boston & Erie railroad. He
states that he has been on the coast for
several years under treatment for con-
aumntion.
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At Iryincton.

Portland Ore. June S.-Results az lr-
vington: Pacing. 2:l7 class-Beu Bolt won,
Oracle r. second. best time. e:22is -Four
furlongs. for 2-year-olds-Daira won. The
oregon second. c. \. third; ti'h'. %
-Four furlonEs-Gus l.. won. Jub'um sec
nnd Miss Dewey third time. ;5la.. Seven
furlongs-Ping won. Jim Brownca s-'oru.
Nstaire third: time. i:S0A-
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Special DISPATCH to the STANDARD
Washington. Une &-TE secretary OF
the Interior has affirmed the land Once
decision On the case Of The Northern "a
cine ". A. ". Beukendurn from MISSOURI
district. Montana. The company Is helu
10 BE- not entitled 10 the and ana ueIeho-
ants entry Is 10 remain Intact
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w..u,nr,. Cood shovinr.

San Francisco. June pa battery or
,igh, artillery. composed Of rs men. from
wyoming. Will arrive here to-day. Gov
.rnor Richards makes the statement that
10 per cent. of the population OF Nyom-
ing of military age are now tn the army
wyoming furnished three times the num-
her reouired under her quota. This l. the
best howin made by any state. -Four
wyoming volunteers were left behind
xhen the battery left to-day.
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Killed.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Wallace. Idaho, June @.-Archie SNAKE
.peare fell 300 feet down a stope in the
STANDARD mine last night. killing him IN
.tantIy. He was about 20 years of age ana
single.
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In. Prirad. R.orrani..a.

San Francisco. June &-OWing 10 me
departure Of the third Manila expedltton,
Major General r 8 Otis has issued OF
oers reorganizing the remaining troops as
follows u
First brigade. B~rigsdier General II y.
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Rncruit. Prom Warrington.

Portland. ore. June s7-Thirty-four re-
cruits for the Washington volunteer regi-
ment arrived to-day from Walla Waila
and LEI, In the evening for San Fran
cisco.
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VIII Nr Immersed.

Tacoma. June est Is reported that
the Pacific Coast steamship companN's
steamer Umatilla will he impressed as
a Manila transport h can accommo-
date from 500 10 1000 troops. besides
carving 500 tons OF freight.
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BASEBALL YESTERDAY.

At Cleve,and-Rusie was invincible In
the first game and the home team took a
shut out with only two hits. The Giants
went 20 pieces in the second game. At
tendance. 1900. Score:
Tfvr4 gama-
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WISCONSIN,. semi-Centennial.

Milwaukee. June 2S.-Every incoming
train to-day brought additional large
crowds and the carnival in celebration Of
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sideration Of military bills will continue
tomorrow. At 4:45 p. m. the house ad-
journed.
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Berlin. June e1-The German second
class cruiser Princess Wilhelm arrived al
Manila on June 20.
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dTu NuBuFn. DdNI-
Donald.
At New Haven, Conn.-Yale This after
noon hut out Harvard in the second
game Of the championship series by the
score Of to q. Score:
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Batteries-Piatt and Mcfarland. N see
and htttridge. Cmpir,s-SnydeT and Con-
molly.