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STOCK MEN MEET.

Fourteenth Annual Convention I'm
Session at Miles City, Mont.
MILES CITY. Mont. April 1S.-(Spe-
ciaf. THE fourteetnh annual meeting of
the stock convention met here today and
was called to order by President John NJ.
Holt. Addresses were made by Judge
Strevell and Charles H. Gould, of the
burlington road: S. L. Moore, general
freight agent Of the Northern Pacific,
and Prof. Shaw, of the State University
of Minnesota. The secretary's report Is
the most fattering for years, having a
membership of 335, an increase over last
year of LAT. with not one delinquent in
dues. There have been no trades so far,
the difference between the buyer and sell
er being too great.
The meeting will adjourn tomorrow. An
address will be made by Senator Carter
on irrigation tomorrow night
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l.. A. w. Scores a Victory.

CHICAGO, April 1S.-The National Cy-
cling association received a setback at
the meeting Of the Associated Cycling
Clubs when it tried to have it's Western
handicapped, c. P. Root. elected handi-
capper for the Chicago road race, to be
run May 80. The Associated Clubs de-
clared It's friendliness to the League Of
American Wheelmen by electing c. g.
Sinsabaugh Handicapped by a vote Of "a
to 6. This is regarded by L. A. W. men
as showing the strength of their league
in Chicago. All track races promoted by
the A. c. C. will be under L. A. W. sane
ton.
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Earned runs, Cincinnati 2. Pittsburg 2;
two-base hits, Mcbride, Smith; three-base
hits. Steinfeldt. Williams, Donovan: stolen
bases. Beckley q McCreery; double plays,
Peitz, Beckley, Corcoraa to sMcPhee; Cor
coran, McPhee to Beckley; first on balls,
by Hahn Z, Rhines 2: hit by pitched ball,
by Hahn l; struck out, Williams 2, Nc
Carthy, .McPhee, Donovan; passed bali.
Peitz 2; time, 2:15; umpires. Swartwood
and Warner.
BROOKLYNS BETTER SLUGGERS.
NEW YORK, April 1S-The Brooklyns
and Bostons wound up their series at
Brooklyn today with a slugging match,
Hanlon's men winning by II to Z. Hughes
and KlobedanZ were both ineffective.
The latter showed lack Of knowledge of
the new balk rule and was twice worked
for extra bases, once In the third, when
the break contributed to Brooklyn's six
runs. Tenney was fined s. for kicking
The visitors had three men on bases in.
the ninth, but were BANKED. The two
teams left tonight for Boston, where they
will open tomorrow Score:
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Newport Races.

CINCINNATI, O., April 1S.-Track fast:
cloudy. Results:
First race. five and one-half furlongs-
Davis third. Time, 1:OS1h.
Second race, four and one-half furlongs
Indian won, Curtis second, Russell third.
Time, :55%. N'
Third race, five and one-half fur1ones-
Ella Pensance won, Leila Murray second.
Mad Anthony third. Time, 1:O9
Fourth race, one mile and twenty yards
Julia Hazel won, Vaness second, Domes-
tic third. Time, 1:46A -,
Fifth race, four furlongs-Miss Stanley
won, Terapa second, Nettie Regent third.
Time. :49h
Sixth race, one mile and fifty yards
Suenell won, Official second, Can I See
En- third. Time, Las
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FROM EMPEROR WILLIAM.
President Mckinley Receives q
Beautifully Engroased Memorial

President Mckinley Receives q
Beautifully Engrossed Memorial.
WASHINGTON. April 1s.-President
mckinley has received the following from
Emperor William Of Germany;
Great and Good Friend: In commen-
Grafton Of the conservation of the Church
Of the Savior at Jerusalem, which took
place on the slst Of October last which
gelical portion Of Christendom and in
which to my Joy, a representative Of
the Evangelical Synod of North America
took part, have caused number Of
copies of the artistically executed memo
rial to be prepared, and take the liberty
herewith to send you copy of this
memorial, with the request that you will
Accept the assurance of my distinguish
ed consideration. VIM I r
Berlin Castle, Feb. II, 1899. ~
The memorial is beautifully engrossed
and bears the autographs Of Emperor
William and Empress Augusta Victoria.
The memorial is condensed history Of
Christianity from the birth of Christ.
The president has forwarded suitable
answer.
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BRIDGE TN THE WAY.
GunbOat Nashville May Not Be Able
to Reach ST. Loufs a

~"~otae rasnV1IIe May Not BE Able
to Reach st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, April 1s.-Capt. r. s.
Brown, seer etary of the Mississippi and
Ohio River Pilot society, today received
the following telegram from Capt. W.
MAYNARD, commanding the gunboat
Nashville:
New New Orleans, April 1s-capt. P. 8.
Drown, Secretary Pilot Association:
The navy department wants the Nash
vile to go to st. Louis. Can she pass
height 1z.g of masts 100 feet, draught 1873 feet.
W. H. Maynard, Commander.
1t is believed by taking down part of
the gunboat's masts the Memphis bridge,
which will clear a 75.foot mast, can be
passed. There Is no. 'otf7er obstacle be-
tween that and st. LOUSY Mayor ziegen-
helm today. wired tha secretary of the
navy, asking that the Nashville be Or
dered to proceed un-the Mississippi to
st. Louis. that the Western people may
have opportunity to express their en-
thusiastic appreciation of the achieve
ments of the navy
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d, 81. R. Land Grant.

DULUTH. Mimi. April 1s.-Engineer
Armstrong. Of st. Paul, who was the
states chief witness in the cases for the
cancellation of the land grant Of the Du-
luth & Iron Range railre ad last year, has
arrived here with party of engineers
and Is making a new survey over the line
that he ran out to the north from this
city last year. He has quite party, but
Is making slight progress on account of
the weather, which Is very bad for work
in the woods. The case is now adjourned
subject to call at any time, and will prob
ably be continued this season
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local men whether he was a fit opponent
for Hall Adali the mighty Turk Vickere
does not know much about wrestling, ex-
cept In the rough and tumble style which
prevails In South Dakota. He showed
plenty of strngth, however. and McIn-
tyre thinks that he is considerably
stronger than Adali. Mcintyre has
ben against the Turk, so that he ought
to know. The strong man was lacking
In wind. but some good hard training
should remedy this If he proves to have
the necessary sand he may prove a
conner. Vickere will come to Minneapolis
next fall and will then be trained by a
competent instructor until 1t can be seen
what stuff he is made Of.
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EPSON Spring Meeting.

LONDON. April 1S.-At the first days
racing of the Epson spring meeting to-
day, Lord Penrhyn's four-year-old colt,
Kings Messenger. won the Great Metro
politan stakes. Tod Sloan rode Lord Ell
lesmere's Fair Mile, but was unplaced.
This event is handicap of 91,O0O for
three-year-olds and upwards. Fourteen
horses ran over the course, about two
miles and quarter, starting from the
winning chair. Mr.. w. Lows ST. Bris
was second. and Mr.. Leopold de Roth
schild's Velo third. The betting was II
to against Fair Mile
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M'INTYRE FORFEITED.
Would Not Go On for the Tb;rd
Fall.

Fall.
D. b. Mcintyre showed a streak of
yellow last night in his match with Fl. J.
Lundin, at Harmonic hall, MinneapoIis
by refusing to wrestle the third and de-
Gliding fall. The match. according to the
articles Of agreement. was to be best two
IN three falls, one Graeco-Roma1l, one
side hold with harness, and one catch as
catch-can. Lundin won the tess and chose
Graeeo-Roman as the style for the first
fall. He also won the fall In less than
ten minutes. Mcintyre won the fall at
side hold, but when Referee hasten or
dered the men upon the mat for the de-
Gliding fall, Mcintyre refused to wrestle
catch-as-catch-can and offered to flip a
coin for choice of style. Lundin refused.
and insisted on abiding by the original
agreement. Mcintyre would not go upon
the mat without gaining his point. and
hasten gave him five minutes to make up
his mind to wrestle catch-as-catch-can
style or forfeit the match
Lundfn then offered to cede his point
and agree to the toss Of a coin rather
than disappoint the small crowd which
was present. Mcintyre still refused TO
wrestle, and hasten declared the match
forfeited.
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Iron Shipments.

SPARTA, Mimi, April 1S-The Fayal.
Genoa and Auburn, all Minnesota Iron
company properties, commenced ship
ments today. There is from Is to 200 cars
Of ore going forward from this range per
day, and 1t will be greatly Increased in a
few days. The Sparta Iron company. has
commenced stripping operations at their
mine
Some Of the cases Of measles are prov
ing fatal. One Finnish family at Sparta
lost two children Sunday
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9 Boston Horse Show.

BOSTON, April 1S.-Breeding classes oc-
cupied the ring at the horse show today
and some splendid specimens were shown,
especially in the hackney and trotting
classes. The crowd was fully as large as
that Of yesterday. The condition of the
ring was much better. The first prize In
the saddle pony class was won by Just
in Time, entered by John g.. Rratton Of
East st. Louis, Ill.,
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TIRED OF MILITARY RULE.

Porto Rfcans Petition for an Au-
tOnOmOus Government.
WASHINGTON, April 1S.-Dr. Y. Y
Henna and DR.. M. Zena Gaudia, two Por-
to Rfcans, were at the White house to-
day and arranged for an interview with
the president tomorrow. They bore reso-
lutions adopted by a convention of the
people of Porto Rico, asking for an au-
tonomous government, with a view to ul-
innate admission into the Union as a
state. They desire military control to
cease as soon as possible.
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Earned runs, Brooklyn Z, Boston 2;
three-base hits. McGann, Tenney Duffy !;
two-base hits, Anderson. Dahlen, Daily
first base on errors, Boston .; left on
Smith, Long, 1<lobedanz: stolen bases,
Keeler, DAILY. Hamilton g Long; sacri-
flee hits, Kelley. Tenney; bases on balls
by Hughes 4, by I<lobedanz 3; double
plays, Dahlen, DAILY and McGann, Long
and Tenney: hit by pitched bali, Jen-
nings: balk. Klobedanz 2; wild pitch,
Hughes; time, PIG; umpires, Gaffney and
Andrews; attendance, 6.094
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BALTIMORE, April 1S.-The two teams
today showed an absolute reversal of
form from the game of yesterday The
Giants We're keyed up to tbs top notch,
while the Orioles appeared TO be over
trained and nervous. With the score to
against them a shut-out was predicted
when the home team went to hat in the
eighth inning. Three singles in success
sion ratified Carrick, and he forced two
runners across the plate with bases on
balls. Two two-baggers and a sacrifice
netted Baltimore eight runs and gave
them the third straight victory over New
York Score:
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Preparing for the Race.

LONDON, April 19.-The removal of the
Shamrock Sir Thomas Lipton's challeng-
er for the Americas cup, began yester-
day, on barges, piece by piece, with the
greatest secrecy. The various parts are
to be taken to the MillwaT docks (on
the Isle Of Dog, near the West India
docks where they will be fitted together,
and where the Shamrock will ultimately
be launched. She is expected to sail
towards the end Of July.
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FIGHTING THE CHINESE.

England Has a Little War of Her
own
HONG KONG, April 1S.-As the out
come OF the recent fighting between the
British forces and the Chinese in the
kow Loon territory, opposite Hong
Kong, in which several Chinese were
killed, Surgeon Major Brown and one
private have returned here wounded.
The Indian troops are noy advancing to-
ward Deep Bay clearing the country.
The gunboats are assisting.
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Ball Club Open for Dates.

The base ball enthusiasts of the St
Paul Athletic club met at the club rooms
last evening and organized the Athletic
Club Colts for the season. Robert Barron
was elected captain and J. W. Nolan
manager. The positions of the men are
as follows:
J. Cox, catcher; r. Macdonald and Joe
Burns, pitchers; Robert Barron, first
base; c. Peterson, second base: H. Schu-
macher. shortstop: J. Murphy, third
base; field, A. Jahre. e. Nelson, J. Nc
Auley, F. McStay and Draz
The club desires to hear from teams
throughout the state before making up
their seasons schedule. All communica-
tions should be addressed to J. W. Nolan,
manager care st. Paul Athletic club.
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State Of Minnesota,
Department of Insurance
st. Paul, April 4, 1889
I, the undersigned Insurance Commits
sioner Of the state of Minnesota, do here
by certify that the Supreme Tent,
knights Of the Maccabees of the World
above named has complied with the laws
of this State relating to insurance, and is
now fully empowered, through it's nu-l
thorized agents, to transact its appro-
pirate business Of Fraternal Assessment
Insurance in this State for the year end
ing January 31st, 1900.
J. A. O'SHAUGHNESSY,
aoatf .;,ass Insurance Commissioner,
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WHEELING, w. Va, April 1S.-Before
the biggest crowd ever in the Metropoli-
tan club Oscar Gardner, of this city, to-
night knocked out JoeHopkins, of Buff
falo, N. Y, in the fifteenth round of what
was to have been a twenty-round bout. It
was their third battle, Gardner getting
the decision heretofore. and tonight he
decided to finish his dusky apponent
Gardner weighed 1873 pounds and Hopkins
100. The mill was tame affair Gardner
was the aggressor throughout, and gave
Hopkins a terrible beating in every
round
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Ball Game Today.

The st. Paul league team and the State
University nine will play game of ball
at Lexington park this afternoon, be-
ginning at $3.50 o'clock Manager Com
iskey will give ORegan a trial in the box
today, and will pitch Patterson part of
the game. The batting order of the local
team is as follows: Burns, center field;
Dwyer, third base; Isbell, first base;
Glenalvin, second base; Lally, left field;
Shugart, short stop; Preston, right field;
Schwartz, catcher; Patterson, pitcher;
O'Regan. pitcher
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Manitoba Public Lands.

WINNIPEG, Man, April N.-(Special)
If Premier Greenway succeeds In secur-
ing the transfer Of the Manitoba school
lands and monies from the federal au-
thorlties to the care Of the provincial
government, his next move will be to
have the boundaries of the province ex-
tended northward for 500 miles, to the
shores ON Hudson bay. This would give
a large and valuable addition to Mani
toba In the way Of public lands and give
q seaport
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State Of Minnesota,
Department of Insurance.
st. Paul, April 8, 1899
L. the undersigned Insurance Commits
sloner OF the State of Minnesota do here
by certify that the Supreme Hive, Ladies
of the Maccabees Of the World above
named. has complied with the laws
OF this State relating to insurance, and
Is IS now 1ully empowered, through its au-
thortzed agents, to transact It's appro-
pirate business of Fraternal Assessment
insurance In this State for the year end
Ing January 31st 1900
]. A. O'SHAUGHNESSY.
Insurance Commissioner.
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Race for Canada Cun.

TORONTO, Ont, April ls.-The ROYAL
Canadian Yacht club has named Monday,
Aug. q, as the date for the first race for
the Canada cup and will notify tlN Chi
cago Yacht club to that effect at once
According to the articles of agreement
the succeeding races are to be sailed on
consecutive days
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GERMANY MIGHT ACCEPT.

Proposal to Partition the Samoan
Islands.
LONDON, April 1e-The Berlin cor
respondent Of the Standard saws: The
proposal to partition the Samoan islands
said to have been renewed In the United
States will be accepted by Germany only
II no other settlement is possible.
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FAvORS THE GERMANS.

Labouchere Holds Against Amerf-
cans and British In Samoan Matter.
LONDON, Apri 1S-Henry Labouchere.
the Liberal member of parliament for
Northampton and proprietor and editor
of Truth, commenting upon the condition
Of the situation In Samoa In the columns
Of Truth today. takes his usually anti
American, anti-British view of matters.
He prints and warmly approves a let
ter from Lloyd Osborne. former United
States consul at Apia, to the effect that
religion Is the essential cause of the DIFF
ficulty. The attitude Of Herr Rose, the
German consul at Apia, Mr.. Osborne
characterizes as "commendable through
out" and he stigmatizes the Americans
and British as "brutally wrong"
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SPANISH ELECTIONS.

Senor CASTELAR, Elected by u Sub
stantiaI Majority.
MADRID. April 1S.-The latest returns
from Murica, capital of the province Of
that name, giving the complete figures in
the parliamentary election in that dis
trict, show that Senor Emilio Castelar,
the distinguished Republican statesman
was not defeated, but was elected by a
substantial majority.
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Might Have Been a Draw

ALBANY, N. Y, April 1S-At the West
End Athletic club, tonight, Martin Flah-
erty got the decision over Larry Burns.
after twenty rounds of the fiercest kind
OF fighting. Burns finished strong, how.
ever, and most Of the spectators wouId
have preferred calling it a draw
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St. Paul Road Sued.

sWINONA. Mimi. April, 1S.--(Specfal.j
Suit was today begun against the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & st. Paul road by the
heirs of the late Anthony Doebler for
$4,000 damages. The suit grows out of the
death OF Doebler. who was instantly
killed several months ago while attempt
Ing to drive In front of an approaching
train.
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"The Pioneer Limited''

Via the c., M. & ST p to MiIwaulee
and Chicago every day In the year.
OnIy perfect train insthe world
Berths in it's private compartment:
sleeping cars and sixteen-section sleep
ers are higher, wider and longer than
tnose IN any other cars in America.
Finest dining car service.
Very lowest rates to all points.
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SUEz. April 1S.-The United States
cruiser Buffalo, bearing a, number of offi-
GERS and men from Admiral Dewey's
fleet. whose time had expired, arrived
here today from Manila, en- route for
New York.
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Cincinnati Dog Show.

CINCINNATI, O., April 1S.-The Amer
lean Kennel clubs bench show. under
the auspices Of the Cincinnati Dog Own
ers Protective association, opened here
today. with over 700 entries and over 500
dogs
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Memphis Races.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 18-Results:
First race, four furlongs-Silyer Fizz
won, Belle Of Orleans second, May Dine
third. Time, :505a
Second race, six furlongs-AIgoI won.
Ills.
Third race, four and one-half furlongs-
Dr.. Riddle Won, The Monk second, Tommy
O'Brien third. Time, ST
Fourth race, one mile and an eighth.
Tennessee derby-May Hampstead won
Chancery second, Leo Planter third Time.
1:57A. The Kentuckian also ran
Fifth race, seven furlongs-Timemake
won. High Jfnks second, Alleviate third.
Time. 1904.
Sixth race, one mile-Wilson won. Tenbv
second, Eva Rice third. Time, 1:43,h.
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ord annual street fair, has met with fiat
terinG success. and 1t is almost a fore
gone conclusion that not only will the
second fair be held but that it will ex-
ceed in all respects the first one.
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GEN. HENRY WEARY.

Has Asked to He Relieved From
Duty in Porto Rico.
WASHINGTON, April 1S.-Gen Henry.
commanding the department of Porto
Rico. has asked to be relieved of his
present duties. on account Of ill-health
No decision has been reached, but it is
probable that Gen. Henry's request will
be complied with.
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MR.. HILLS MASTER MOVE.

Said to Have Acquired st. Paul &
Duluth eRoad.
DULUTH, Minn., Aprils1 s1S.-James J.
Hill is reported to have acquired control
OIL the St Paul &c Duluth road. thus
shortening his line from here to the Twin
Cities.
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future. Georgiana Dworschak, a widow,
aged 26. shot herself and two children,
aged four and six. last night. The three
bodies were found today.
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B|AbY'S FACE.
MASS OF SORES
They Almost Closed Her Eyes.
Physicians of No Benefit.
Healed by CUTICURA.

When my little sister was four months old her
cheeks became red and inflamed. Small pimples
broke out over her face and it was one mass of
scabs, which almost closed her eyes and reached
into the corners of her mouth. For several
weeks physician attended her. but as sho de-
rived little or no benefit from his treatment we
searched for other means. We bought cake Of
CUT1cURA SOAP and box of CUTIcURA Joint
ment). Her face healed and she grew healthy
again. You can use this letter as testimonial.
March 10, 'ss. ROSABURGER, Solomon, Kan.
Signed by parents,
FRED BURGER, Mss.-C. BURGER.
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Fire at Moorhead.

MOORHEAD, Mimi, April T-(Spe-
cial)-Frank H. Kethman's house, to-
gether with contents. was burned tonight
LOSS $1,000; partially covered by In
surance.
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Call for Hamm's Book Beer.

HOmeseekcrs' Excursions Via Chi
caso Great western Railway
May and 18th, to points South and
West at very low rates. Call on J. P
Elmer, city ticket agent, Fifth and Rob
ert sts., for full information
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DECISION AGAINST CycIEps

Highways Do Not Have to Re Kent
I'm Condition for Them.
LANSING, Mich, April 1s.-The Miob;-
gan supreme court, in a. decision rem
dered today. held that the statutes do not
require townships, cities and Villages to
keep highways in safe condition for BIZ
cycle riding, the duties of the munich
pality ceasing with maintenance of safe
roads for other classes Of vehicles.
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Aqueduct R.,es.

NEW YORK, April 1S-There was q
good attendance at ,Aqueduct TO-DAY and
some spirited contests. There were no
stake events, however. Summary:
First FIRST race, f1ye and one-half furlongs-
der third. Time. Los 3-5 en-
Second race. four and one-half furlongs
Amazon won. Star Chimes second. Lot
Ihird race, seven furlongs-St. Lorenzo
won. Meddlesome second. Neuberrar
third. Time 1:27 AS. SCI
Fourth race, one mile and seventy
yards-Blue Away won, Rotterdam sec,
ond, Free Lance third. Time, las II
Fifth race. four and one-half furlongs-
third. Time. :57 3-5.
Sixth race, about seven fur!ongs-
BRISK Brisk won, Concord second, Wolhurst
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ST. cloud Street Fair.

ST. CT OUD, Niinn, April 18th, G. m
mtttee Of business men, which has been
circulating membership list for the sec
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Strong BOY Is a Conner.

M. R. Vickere the strong boy from
South Dakota, wrestled yesterday after:
noon at Harmonic hall, in Minneapolis,
with D. B. Mcintyre. just to show the
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%Batted for Frazer In ninth.

-batted Tor Frazer IN ninth.
Earned runs, Washington 8, Philadel-
phia 2; two-base hits, Gettman, Casey,
Mcclure. Cooley, Cross, Childs; three
base hits, Davis, Freeman: first base on
balls, off Weyhing l. hit by pitched ball,
Delehanty. Lajoie, Padden; struck out,
by Frazer 2: wild pitch, Frazer; left on
bases, Washington 4, Philadelphia 9;
time, 1:50; umpires, Emslie and Belts; at
tendance, 5000.
NOODLES" WON HIS MAIDEN.
CINCINNATI. O., April 1s-"Noodles"
Hahn's first game in the league was a
victory. The youngster was very wild
but effective at critical stages Mcbride
again distinguished himself by throwing
man out at the plate. Most of the game
was played in a drizzle Attendance, 500
Score:
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IT is 50 NATURAL
BALTIMORES KEEP RIGHT ALONG
WINNING GAMES, AS THEY
DID WHEN CHAMPIONS
FINISH WAS PYR0TECHNIC

Eight Runs In the Eighth Snatched
Victory From the New YOrks-
Teams Showed an Absolute Re
versai of FOrm-WashingtO
Turns the Tables on Philadelphia
brooklyn Beats Out Boston.