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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-10-07

the Fashions bloom you can see newnes, richness and beauty unfdded here. Fall Style
ovacrowdng each other already, and we charge you na acentm more because the
things ire novel. You always command the best e can do. and without
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-10-07
OVercoa8S.

The main point in life is to be COM
sertsble. How n you be comfortable
In an ill-6tting, ~old-ssyle coat when
you might q we'll have a new one?
Come to rs; w will d. you right and
at prices to please you.
Mems overcoats from Z 100 up
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-10-07
R6ddu-tO- Wear 6IOthinQ.

The best assortment we have ever
shown before and It the most careful
prices
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-10-07

The school-boy needs cloths that
will stand the knocks of play-time
and his mother will want them to be
good-looking. Our line will please
the most careful buyer. Prices to suit
all. ranging from 75c to $500.
Boys long pant suiss from $50 up.
The Coconino sun., 1899-09-23
THE COCONINO SUN.

There's always hope while there's One Minute Cough Cure. "An attack of pneumonia left my lungs in bad shape and was near the first stages of consumption. One Minute Cough Cure completely cured me-" writes Helen McHenry, Bismark, N. D. Gives in- stant relief. Pioneer Drug Store.
The Coconino sun., 1899-09-23
Red Hot From the Gun

Was the ball that hit c. B. Stead man of Newark, Mich., in the Civil War. It caused horrible ulcers that no treatment helped for 20 years. Then Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him. Cures cuts, bruises, burns, felons corns, skin eruptions. Best pile cure on earth. ? cts. a box. Cure guaran- teed. Sold by Pioneer Drug Store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-23

Mrs. Mary Judgr and Miss Mary
lyefH LEFT here today for pleasure
trip to the East.
Vice President David Ecclea and
Judge Dee NJ tho u'ah Pacific came
down from ogden this morning and Will
return tonight.
Mrs. Shnughnesry. wife NJ Colonel
shaughn.fy. and daughter let for the
coast ut noon today over the RIO
urunde.
Judge Sutherland and wife will leave
here tomorrow morning ON tho short
Line for partlnnd. Their trip VIII be-
one OF pleasure. and they expect 20 be-
away several days.
Rhitair II 10 have new manager this
year. The former superintendent. W.
v, Jack. N going 90 engage In the Salt
business The new superintendent II
none other than Mr.. Martin Weight. an
old time Halt LnNcf. who has been llv-
INK In California.
The trains OF the sixteenth Infantry.
which lot Jefferson hnrrnekA today, are
IN charge or Captain Woodbury.. The
trains arr composed OF twcnty.threc
cars. There are ten officers and $50
men. II IA expected thar they win
arrive IN this city about Saturday az
tefnoon over the RIO Orande Western.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-23
urrwnrS sKAor,y AM nrSNrr.
The yuhop aud whit. ra.. M WIN nu
IrsIn. BIZ July i,h.

~. Louis. Mo-. May ar. y. Elliot.
an extensive mine-own"f u Dawson
city. Alaska. "a stopping OF the Plan.
tcrr hotel. Mr. Elliot has Just returned
10 the United statcs after an absence
~ nearly year and q half which he
has spent lu the gold fclda uf the
Kiondike. lie II fnll of enthusiasm
over the row county. lie lcft Dawson
city IN March and viii return late In
the year lie said
The Yukon and white Pass railway
IL nov Completed from skaguay ~ the
summit 6f the pass a distance u about
eight miles and for distance ~ about
twelve miles further the road bed u
ready for the rails. THE grading II
being done rlHht up 10 within few
miles NJ Bonnet and BY July the
management expects to have trains
running between Skagiay and Bennett,
where the paFrcnEora can take a
steamer o. white Horse Rapids. thence
by the trnmwny around the rapids
about four miles In length 10 the other
side. where he can take steamer
direct e. Dawson. when q connection
IL male the trip from Seattle 10 Daw-
son can be made In from ton 10 twelve
daya. II will be wonderful trip.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-23

The palate is almost
tickled with SCOTS Emul-
sion of Cod-livcr oil. The
stomach knows nothing
about it, it does not trouble
you there. You feel it first
in the strength it brings it
shows in the color of cheek
and smoothing out of
wrinkles.
IL was a beautiful thing
to do, to cover the odious
taste of Cod-liver oil, evade
the tax on the stomach, and
take health by surprise.
1t warns, soothes, strength
ems and invigoratcs.
go, md ., %, all dssxsi.p
SCOTT & BOVINE, thsmi'ls, New iork.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-23
MAsAorn Arro'srrD
y. y. shelby. -. vice rrc.,den, and Msnan
ger 81 the y. A tN.

The Pacific a Idaho Northern may
woil he proud ~ ita Vice president and
general mRnnHcr-p, y. shelby. Tho
gentleman will assume his new task On
June 9Th. with headquarters vt Wcircr.
Ida.
Those who nre acquainted with Mr..
shelby say that the selection u the
best that could have been made, -
the appointrc Il vcrred In Western rail-
rnadinF from Alpha TO omega. lie was
Ut one time nj the head 81 the u. J..
freight department and general traffic
manager of the Grent Northern. In the
operating and constructing depart
menta his experience has been almost
Infinite. - h. IL well qualified o. take
charge OF the new road. which Il at
trnctinF 90 much attention In the rail-
rad world ~ the northwest
The gentleman arrived IN town yes
tefdny. lie has been tn New YORK.
where he visited President l.. \. Hal'
who made the selection.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-23

Astoria. or, May 22.-The train Of
the iIwnco Railroad q Navigation COM
pany broke through the company's dock
In llwArO this afternoon while backing
up 10 the warehouse With freight and
passenger cars for the steamer llwaco.
The train had reached n point about
half way from the shore end OF the
dock. when the underpinninR broke
and the engine fell through and CONF
pletely submerged In eight feet of wa
TOR. The combination baggage and pas
senger car containing ten passengers
Went through the treatle with the en-
rinc and was only prevented from fall
ing into tie water by the protrusi0n
" q pile Though the door. which held
n suspended with one end close TO the
water. Five passengers, with the en-
Hineor ans nreman, were thrown Into
IN. water, but all were rescued with
but slight bruises.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-23
TERRIBLE swEDE" COMING
Eastern Cracks IIomeward Hound
from san Francisco ar. Ans-
lou. 60 Race.

In all probability there will be some
big drawing cards on the cycle track
al Caidcr'a Park ON Decoration Day.
John Lawson. who IL bc:.er known as
the Terrible Swcde" has written to
enquire regarding the races that are
being engineered by Papa" smith Tor
one week today. Lawson has made
some big records ON the cycle oval. Ills
latest achievement was at the Mcchnu-
les Pavilion IN san Francisco. whrrc
be- Won the io0-miio race. he finished
nrat and further established new
worldn i00-mile record ~ I hours. "a
minutes ana % seconds showing some
Of Americas cracks his hind wheel dur.
Ing the remarkable Performance.
Tie following letter received last
evening l. Aelf-cNplanatoryi
Mr. e. 4. Emlse. salt Lake city.
Utah Dear Fir! saw from the papers
that there VIII be- bicycle races Dccura-
tlon Day. Kindly iei me know ~ once
II you have any professional races On
the program. Mott ~ the eastern rid.
cfs that rude herr IN the Mechanics
Pavilion are attn here and about 90 40
east. | would like very much to run
lonE.diatancc race on your track.
Awaiting the favor ~ your reply.
either BY tclegram or letter am.
JonT LAWSON.
Golden West Hotel, Han Francisco.
oscar Julius. the well known eastern
rider whu niso participated In the Me-
chanlc's Pavilion races ~ a competitor
IN the io0-mile sprint II anxious to
make travelling expenses on hla way 10
the East. Yesterday J. y. Dunn re-
ceiycd telegram from the rcdoubtn-
bic Oscar that read.
Sacramento cal. May sg-liavc you
any professional events Decoration
Dayg Answer Immediately.
OSCAR JULIUS.
For the past four years no fast men
have visited this city. the last pllErim-
are being the occasion uf the Hcrks
track meet when Bald. Cooper. "iilg
Legs" Wells. kierer aud Murphy gave
the local talent merry time generally.
n arrangements can be- made with
the riders who are coming East. to stop
over In Salt Lake city II goes without
saying that the local spnrtamen win
turn ont On marso 90 View the process
sion around the track.
Tho local racing men are now train
Ing In dead earnest and yesterday was
huty one down AZ Cnlder'a John
f'NFlNni ih' speedy nttle amateur liul=
ser Jensen. Captain A. W. Smith. Law
yer. Eddie Smith. J. y. Gum, shnrmnn
and Edmunds each INDUCED In several
grlnds around tho track
The Higgins boulevard is the bone
~ contention between the cyclists aud
horsemcn. Yesterday the latter cir,u-
lated petition. asking that the city
Council take steps 10 have the wheel
mon batirhed from the drive. Several
serious accidents Of late have been mar
rowly nverted: ~ late ~ last evening
DR. Higgins was the chief actor In q
mix M" ON the occasion ~ his team
shylng at bunch Of Hcorcherr. fome
~ the hlcycliHta. on the other hand.
aver that they wont be frozen on tho
drive and breathe out dire threaten
inRa against those speederH who have
developed tho uncomfortable habit ~
crowdlng trcHpaHainR wheclmon into
the ditch
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-23
GREATER SPEED OF TRAVEL.

findepcndenLl
To-day. without the slightest inoon-
ycnience. one may travel from sixty To
ninety miles an hour. and even more.
and II II probable that In a compare
lively short time. hy the Introduction
Of electricity ana the perfection Of the
steel highways over which our people
viii be transported. we shall b. able To
travel with perfect ease and comfort
at speed Of from irs 70 $50 miles an
hour. and ultimately considerably
higher. This Il The conviction OF the
most advanced engineering minds, who
have given the subject careful conEid-
Grafton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-23
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
Church School Convention NJ Provo,
from june 10 June o.

....i.... l..aslt..s. -. sat.....k. .... -
""'"''n "H''.",' wv h"''h - h'"''
teachers VIII be- held IN the brigham
Young Academy. Provo. commencing
Monday Ian. s,b and .,,.tng Thurs.
49,
u"Y' Juno = h'' IN" convention
held In connection with the brigham
Young Aeaae,nv fr.e st,,,,,., school
which opens Monday. Mny eath. nnd
continued iva weeks. has the FOLLOWING
prorrnm,
Monday June plhs 10 o'clock "a. m.
u,pehlnH exercises
WORDS OF welcome, President cum
h,.'ul', H'h'ial superintendent KAN
-. Mhesef'
Vuesilons ana romafks by those In
nttrhuhnec,
Evening, Reception by tho faculty
OF the academy to visiting teachers.
% TUESDAY molninF Lecture, Prof
uenlHe ~ hfimhall Likes und plHllkra
IN Ihe"l"sN
1uerllnns and Discussions.
Evening Meeting ~ teachers ~
he primary grades. Thirty min
ul.s lecture hy T. J, Jensen,
subject Curriculum OF Primary School
-,ts.,allns, Icnlnaeshlp, Arithmetic
Thirty minutes lecture. frpf Newton
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-23

Arrangements WIN Doubtless he Made
with the utah A Pacific.

Joseph a. West. chief engineer 81
the Utah and Pacific railroad. mot WIN
the business men ~ 81. George Wed.
ncsday evening. The freight rates and
other matters that prevent the ~.
George people from using IN" road
were talked over. and u II very pps-ihlg
that the carrying business Of this SEQ
tlon win now be- done over the Y. a T.
Arrangements were made 20 That the
cost OF hay and grain viii be no more
on the new route than on The old one.
and accommodations Tor t-amntcrr II
promised ar cheaply at Modena ar NJ
Milford with free water for teams
Washington County News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-23
COMBINE TO
WHIP RAILWAYS
Principal Growers Of Live Stock
viii Resist Oppressive Orders.
CONTRACTS AND ONE AGENT



A combination OF cattlcmcn, 60 In.
.,,,a "a. ,,,,cin,t .,o,e.r, ana hand.
lers OF i've STOCK IN the entire west 70
being talked Of a. q solution for the
nr,biem which confron,a tho stoeh.
p'e' $50, =, ~" a..
nneh ~ ''s"' W Wv "o'i"" VI "e
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ia abolish the fecd.in.translt prlyl.
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$50 - '''''
ton the Ne"H can Eet IN Denver "
was stated recently on reliable au-
thorlty that since the ralIroada have
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I'VE have been crcdibly Informed
that the Tfansmirsouri llns. have de-
elded 10 abolish the fe.dlng. In transit
privilege now In operation In Colorado
and points west of tho Missouri river.
ON the 9th on tho present month II
such action IL taken Ia will be In direct
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-23
WIN rue TROrTERs.

Sob paRoi. the we'll known Jockey.
was IN town yesterday and this morn.
INK l'e was with u PARTY ~ ii1is.
hnrsrn"n. together with string u
fncnhnfrcH that were stabbed az Tom
Mccoy's livery stables The h0uea
we're Hea Queen ana Mountain Queen.
thrc. ycar-olds. BY King Fauatus. u
fout.ycar-oid named my Underwood.
by Hanover. also GoldbuF and quick
silver, another nld-timer. who tied the
worlds record Tor four and o. quarter
furlonEr al freano cat. In q see.
ondH. uoldhuE h owned by Frank
Galloway. Paul Wilde controls quick.
silver while Jimmy kraur. owns the
three year.uldH.
Last evening Mr. Samuel Nrwh0uso
drove down town IN HE modern pneu.
mutic-tircd trap drawn by Fame aud
Glory. the twu bay Hcidinga that formed
paft " the string he recently Imported
from New York city. The team II
rpicndldly matched and one that would
cause u novice IN hurnonesh Ia turn
bis head ana gaze In admiration. Air.
Nowhouse II said To have raid cDool
1900 for the pair ~ niFh rtcppeH.
illaok cloud. In front ~ Tom Me-
Coy, ratified m three heats down at
cnldor'a yesterday In the rvs. cctnhie
time ~ sie2, 2.si and 2ien
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-23

ToDAY'S GAMES.
baltimore at rittsburg.
lloaton at ~. Louis,
brooklyn AZ Louisville.
New York az Cincinnati.
Philadelphia At Chicago.
Washington at Cleveland.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
pltisburg. o. baltimore T.
~. Louis, q boston, 10.
Louisville. % brooklyn. Q.
Cincinnati 3. Ncw York, I.
chicago. o.. Philadelphia, 4
cleveland, .. Washington, n.
CHICAGO, g. PHILADELPHIA. g.
Chicago. May 2s.-Battery errors and
misplnys, about evenly divided he
tween the two teams manufactured
most ~ the runs today. The locals
won out In the ninth on an error. three
scratch hits and Ryan'H being hit by
a pitched ball LADDERS batting was
the feature Attendance g.ioo.
SCORE.
H. n. w.
: hlcafn d. '' E. .s' ., 81. - o
Philadelphia - 9, ., "a 40 2
Hattcries--C Callahan and Donahue.
Fineld and Mcfarland. Umplres
Hunt and Connolly,
cAsT-oFFS. .; SENATOR'S, u.
Cleveland, O.. May 2s,--The sena-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-23

Ming ,their declaratory notices they
made proper prof and payment for the
lands claimed"
The supreme court held In the case OF
the Missouri. Kansas a Texas railroad
company aEainst Mccain and swizer
that railroad company accepting q
consignment of goods was Responsible
In eases where the damages % goods
occurred on connecting lines The de-
ciaion was read by Justice White and
affirmed the opinion ~ the supreme
court uf Missouri.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-23

The nnoienls believed that rheuma.
tlHm was the work OF demon within
a man. Any one who has had an at
tack Of sciatio or lnnmmat0ry rheumn-
tlsm VIII agree that the innictlon IN
domonlac enough 10 warrant the belief
u has never been claimed that cham
berlain's Pain Balm would cast out
demons, but Il VIII cure rheumatism.
aud hundreds bear testimony To the
truth Of this statement. one npplica-
ton relieves the pain. and this quick
relief which Il AFFORDS Ii alone worth
many times IL cost.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-23
NORTHERN rAcIrIo vs. i. M LACEY.
In,oivss Title 10 100 Acres NJ Land Near
Iaealna. MashlnEIon.

An opinion was handed down by
Justica peckham In the United states
Hupteme court at Washington yester-
day afternoon In the case 81 the North
rrn Pacific Railroad company W. James
De Lacey, Involving title 20 100 acres ~
land situated near Tacoma. Washing
ton. and also Incidentally 10 a consider
able number VI claims on the line ~ the
Northern Pacific.
The opinion OF the court Of appeals
Tor the ninth circuit was favorable 10
the SETTLER but this opinion II reversed
BY Justice peckham's opinion which
holds that the land came within the
giant to the railroad company. The
hplnlon II 10 the effect that "all claim
ants Of presumption rights on that part
~ tho line since 1871 lost their rights
~ operation OF law unless within thir-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-23

consider II no, only pleasure but
duly ] owe To my nelghbora 20 tell
my case by thg timely tlse Of Chamber.
lhihH cole, 'holora ana DRrrhoc
temeiy, l was taken very badly with
nuN M procured bottle VI this rene
~. A few doses Of Il effected per-
manent cure, ! take pleasure In rec
ommending L 10 others suffering from
that dreadful diseased W. Lynch.
Dorr W. Va
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-23
NEARLY 1900 PROTEST.
Agiirs, he Removal Of Principal ". S.
Halloek.
Citizens Committee Net Last Night
Teacher. Pass Resolution. pu-
pills Take . Hand.

The teachers ~ the Franklin school
held n meeting yesterday afternoon to
protest against the removal Of prln-
ciapl u. y. llallOck. The following
resolutions were adopted'
Whereas. II appears that the action
or the board OF education In retiring
Principal y. \. iIallock ~ tho Frank
lin school was not duly considered.
whereas. In our oplnIon, the be-t
interests of this school district de-
mnnd his retention: and.
Whereas, We have ever found him
10 be a most proficient. Progressive.
conscientious, aud helpful principal;
therefore. be- n
Resolved, That We. the teachers Of
the franklin school. do unanimously
protest aasinst his removals and be- II
Resolved. That we hereby petition
the board of education 10 reconsider
IT. former action, and 10 re-nppOint
him as principal % the Franklin
school and be II further
Resolved. That these resolutions be
presented 10 the board of education
at IL next meeting,
WISoNA L. SMITH
W. r. HANENOR.
MAGGIE OuTCALT.
ANNETTE q. BANKER,
KATHRYN N. JELicH,
IDA DAVIS,
IiARBAllA HOPPER.
MARY v. nERiLEY,
NELLIE HERMAN
LuELiA niTNEg,
MYltA SoWLEs
MAY I<iMnALl..
GRACE NJ, PADDOCK,
HATTIE KING,
cLAlslssA BEEsIEY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-23

tors pounded Sudhnn herd IN the FIRST
innins and he was taken out ~ the box
IN the eighth. The homo team was
helpless. Attendance 300.
SCORE
n. H. T..
Cleveland IA
Washington 81. . .. O.. 81. ...ii 10
Baticries sudhor. Meupin and zlm.
mrr, weighing and Mcclure. umpircs
Smith and Burns
PfTTsHuRG. .. BALTIMORE T.
piusburs. May %. Hard hitting ana
excellent work IN the field won the
game for pittahurr today The locals
fourteen hits netted twenty-six bases
while the visitors ROT only sixteen
bases on theirs. WiliinmHa hattinr
was the feature Attendance 500.
Batteries -Tannehili ANA schrlvori
Mckcnnn and Christian. i'mpifca-
uanncy and Andrews.
~. u H. u.
nni,,s,purF " 81. o.. oil. 900. ..-g ~
hnltimote .. .t.. . DO ... ~ q
LorisvILLE. 2. BRooKLYN.s.
Louisville. May ga change In tho
'olnuela In ncid caused some Improve.
ment N the playing but not enough to
win. Five hits ana an error gave the
superbae the victory in the eighth.
SCORE.
u. H. Il.
Louisville. ....... al
HroOhyn.. o.. o.. o.. .........s 81
batteries Cunningham and KIT.
redge. Dunno ana Farrell tmrrcs--
Emslic and Mcdonald
nosToN. 10. At. LOUIS %.
~ Louis Mo. May q! -foston won
az easy victory nom g. Louis today.
tho bcnn.sltcfH hnmmcriuu Innca 40
over the lot In the third Inning. scoring
seven runs. Rates relieved Jones in
the foutth and held Tho yirtura down
20 three hits during tho remainder NJ
the game. Hickman started ~ pitch
fpr Boston, but he was very Wild and
Nichols was substituted Tor him In the
third. The latter was iutincibir. At
tendance. $500.
u. II. y.
~ ~ Louis 80 e. g.. q. .tt..
h"ri"ht' 90 90 90 90 st.s.t.. TO " !
iia,terics-l and cnrcr. Inck.
o'pay and McGarr
CINCINNATI. o. NEW YoRK. g.
Cincinnati. o.. May % -nreltcnstein
kept the hits well scattered today ANA
Won his INST game ~ the season. The
Giants should have won IN the ninth
when they made single and two
doubles. but Glensun'H coaching ptr.
vented morn thnn the tying run to
score. Attendance. I GO.
SCORE
a. a. y.
Cincinnati. O. o.. o, ........
New York, o., .s o. . .s..s.t y Il
iinttctlea -iiroitonrtrin and pciiE.
Tarrlck and Grady. rmplrra-swuft-
wood and Warner.
roLLEuE GAMES.
South Bend. Ind, Notrc Dame. 10. |
Nebraska. \.
New Haven. Conn -oeorEctoWn. ~
Yale. G.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-23

The citizens committee met last
night ~ the residence 81 the chairman.
Fred W. Price. The reports ~ the
cnnvassers who circulated the petit
tion asking the board ~ education 10
retain Principal linllock, showed iits
signatures with one block 10 hear
from, There win b. 200 signatures.
the canvaHHers say, which ~ "a prac-
tically unanimous vote.
Mr.. Hallock IL popular with the pu-
pills also, who are likewise getting NJ
a petition In his favor,
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Cincinnati. o.. May % -Hreltcnstein
kent the hits well scattered today nnd
Won his INST game ~ the season. The
Giants should have won IN the ninth
when they made r. single and two
doubles. but Glensun'H coaching pre-
vented morn thnn the tying run To-
score. Attendance. icso
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HnttefieH -ilfoltrnrttln and i'citE.
'arrlck and Grady. Implrra -swuft-
wood ana Warner
COLLEGE GAMES.
South Bend Ind. Notre Dame. 10.
Nebraska. A.
New Haven. Conn, -oeorgctoWn. ~
Yale. 6
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NatI0fITN- 'unnIHFHIm and NIfT-
redge. Dunno ana Fnrrel tmpirra-
Emsllc and Mcdonald.
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Lou lSNlLLE. q HHpOkLNN, 2.
Louisville. May ga change In the
'oinnclH In ncid caused some improve
mont IN the playing but moi enough To-
win. Five hits ana an error gave the
supcrhae the victory in the eighth
SCORE
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h"riuh" 90 .. 90 s....t..in ~ !
nattcries-iones and crirer. Iuck.
man, Nichols and clarke t'mpircs
o'Dny and NECTAR.