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SOUVENIR DESIGN CHOSEN
ELKS WILL HAVE a CARNIVAL,
BADGE BESIDE CoLORs.

The popular demand for an official
souvenir of the EIks' street fair and car
nlYal has resulted in action by the execu-
1--WE committee. The committee has ap-
proved a design resembling the badge of
the u A r., having a star with an elk's
mead and suitable inscription The SOU
Venir will be a gold-washed affair and
will sell for p cents.
The successful passage of the resolu-
ton making the opening day of the fair
a city holiday has caused rejoicing
among the elks. An effort will be made
to secure promises from all the business
houses of the city to close on that dav
and participate in the opening exercises
The parade Will be the finest feature Of
the day Ten brass bands will be i'm line
with civic and military organizations
from the city and a number of delega-
lions from outside points. The chairman
OF the concessions committee reported
yesterday that nearly all the availa bic
space has been disposed of. only a small
amount of exhibit room remaining for
sale
r. f. Eldridge, chairman Of the decora-
ton committee for the Elks' carnival,
has commissioned Wolfred Nelson to is
sue an invitation or request to every
bicycle club in the city. urging every
member to decorate the handle bar Of his
wheel with the Elk colors. purple and
white, continuing till after the carnival
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Track and Field Events of Detroit
Athletic Club

DETROIT, Mich, June S-One hun
dred and nine men have entered for the
track and field events that will make up
the programme at the meet of the Cen
tral Association of the Amateur Athletic
union, on the grounds of the Detroit
club, tomorrow afternoon. The pro-
gramme will begin at 1870 sharp, and it
Is expected that several records will be
at least equaled, if not bettered Men
are entered from the Universities of
Michigan and Chicago, the high schools
OF Detroit and Milwaukee, the Michigan
Agricultural college, the Cincinnati Y.
M. c. A, Ravenswood Y. NJ c. A. and
several other organizations. The entries
from the different organizations are as
follows: d. A. c., IA men in 20 events;
Y. M. c. A, Cincinnati 4 in G; Y NJ. c.
A, Ravenswood, 2 in 2; West Side high
school, Milwaukee, s in s; Sodahty Ath-
letic association, Milwaukee, 7 in 13; De-
troit college. s in s; Michigan Military
Academy, 1 in l; Ann Arbor high school.
in s; University of Michigan, IT in 3S;
Michigan Agricultural college, in II;
University Of Chicago, In 5; Detroit
School for Boys, 7 in 8; Detroit Univer-
sity school, 8 in 10; West Side Y. M. c.
a., Chicago, in 2; Milwaukee Athletic
association, IA in Is; Pullman Athletic
club, in 2. Total, 100 men in 1872 events.
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UNIVERSITY LAW CLASS
NINErY-FIVE GIVEN THEIR SHEEP
SKINS AND A RECEPTION

Ninety-five young men. constituting tho
class OF 1900 of the university law school
were given a reception by fudge Hick-
man or Minneapolis yesterday in the
nall Of representatives, presented with
diplomas and formally admitted to prac-
tlce before all the courts in Minnesota
Dy the states highest tribunal. the SUI
preme court
The class includes ninety-fve young
men who are now full-fedged barristers.
and Will most of them locate in Mime
sofa towns and few in the cities.
Inc class appeared before the court,
ana upon the presentation of the proper
credentials the class was sworn and took
the oath and We're formally admitted to
practice by Chief Justice Start Each
member Of the class came forward and
signed the book In which every attorney
that has ever been admitted to practice
In Minnesota has inscribed his John Han
COCK from the time Minnesota was admit
ted as a state. The volume Is an interest
ing one, and bears the signatures of
governors, United States senators and
men or state and national reputation
Chlef Justice Start made a brief ad-
dress TO the class. admonishing them in
affairs of law, after which the young
men hled into the less decOrous chamber
OF the house of representatives Here
they were given recep epLion by Judge
Hickman c. d. O'Brien, Attorney Cen
eral Douglas and D. F. Reese made short
addresses. Refreshments were served.
The following is the personnel of the
class: F. A. Bean, It. ]. Benedict, John
A. Bird, Ralph T. Boardman, Marie Pal
mer Bond. Roy Dexter Bosworth. Will
liam o. Braggans, Roy Taylor, R. Bull.
William Burrows. Russell s. Bunker, F.
H. Carpenter Harry S. Coates, James
Alexander Coffey, John e Cravens.
James j. Daily, Floyd H Day Joseph J.
Eagan, Edward A. Ecklund, William c.
Fitch. Harry w. Evans, Thomas Frank
son. Thomas Germo. Bjorn B Gislason,
Andrew G. Gray, Paul w. Guilford,
Erick o. Hagen, Alfred P. Hanson,
Charles E. Heffelfinger. Peter c. Helm
ark. Christian Henningson. Frank D.
Hevener, George =. Hopp, Arthur C.
Anderson. William L. Hursh, James A.
Hyland, Peter jain, Bert j. Johnson,
Herman F. Johnson, Albert j Kieth,
John H. Kirk, Charles Knoblauch, An
drew II. Mas. Walter E. Mayo. Matthias
W. Mattecheck, James E. Mccarthy,
Frank ]. Morley, Arthur c. Morey.
Theodore ]. McDermott, Earl w. Nc
Elroy, Charles c. McElwee. William H.
Miller, Herbert s. Moore. Julius j. Olson,
Malcom E. Nichols, William c. Owens,
Richard d. o. BTien, John B. Pattison, H
E. Poseley. Charles w Quandt, Wilbur
L. Rexford, Otto E. Roe, Bertram H.
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STOPPED IN A ROUND.
Sharkey's Easy Victory Over Big
Yank Kenny

NEW YORK, June S.-Tom Sharkey
easily defeated Yank Kenny in the first
round of what was to have been a twenty
nVe round bout before the Broadway
Athletic club tonight. Sharkey took the
aggressive from the start, and drove his
antagonist all over the ring and finally
ended the battle with a right hand smash
on the Jaw, which put the big fellow down
Before the men entered the ring even
money was offered that Kenny would stay
live rounds.
As soon as they came out of their cor
ners Tom let go a hard left to the ribs.
Kenny tried to land his right and missed
put as Tom came in drove his left to the
body. This blow made Sharkey angry.
and he went a Kenny with a rush and let
go wild swing that went over the bic
fellows shoulder and Tom fell into a
clinch. When they broke Tom hooked the
left twice to the chin, and had Kenny
going, but he saved himself for the time
being by holding onto Sharkey. They
broke and Kenny jabbed his left to the
face, but could not hold the sailor off,
and he, went to the ropes from Tom 8
rush, where he took left and right on the
head. He broke to the center, with Shar,
key after him. Tom with a short right
swing on the jaw, stretched Kenny on the
floor VI 'ii7
Kenny tried to get up but was unable
and was on his face when the count end
ed Kenny was carried to his corner.
where he quickly revived and was soon
able to leave the ring.
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Gravesend Races.

NEW YORK, June 8.-Alternate sun
and showers marred the weather for the
racing today at Gravesend, but the track
was not harmed. Summaries:
First race, enc mile and three-fourtbs
hurdles-Hardy Hardee won, Lakeland
SECOND. Monroe Doctrine third. Time,
Second race, five furlongs-Glenellie
third Time, 1:0l. --''''
Third race, six furlongs-Trumpet won.
Hesper second. Gold third. Time. lib rs
Foqfth race. one mile and a sixteenth
O'Day third. Time. 1:47 3-5
Fifth race, five and a half furIongs-
Vouc hwon. Fleet Wing second, Sheet
er third. Time, los 3-5
Sixth race, six furlongs-Kensingto
Won, Pink Domino second. GrayIess third
Time. I'll
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Chessmasters, Tournament.

PARIS, June S.-Round two of the Ber-
ger system served for the pairing of the
twelfth round In the International chess
masters tournament, and the players
therefore faced each other as follows:
Janowski vs. Lasker, Showalter VS. Mar
shall, Burn VS.. Didier, Mason VS.. Rosen,
Schlechter, Brody VS.. Sterling, Pillsbury
VS.. Marco, Mieses bye. Results:
Tschigorin had defeated Mortimer, Pills
bury defeated Marco, Lasker defeated
Janowski, Burn defeated Didier, Rrody
defeated Sterling, Mason and Rosen di-
Vided honors alike, as did Maroczy and
Schlechter. The game between Showalt-
er and Marshall was adjourned on even
terms
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won. Old Mike second, Maryland Re
serve third. Time, 1:39
Second race, four furlongs-Hand Press
won, Braw Lad second, Emigre third.
Time, 1:21H.
Third race, one mile-Barney f won,
Louisville second, Thomas Carey third.
Time, 1:5212.
Fourth race, the Hawthorne stakes.
five furlongs- -Silverdale won, Invictus
second. Miss Bennett third. Time O62t
Fifth race, one mile and three-eighths-
Prince Blazes won, Trimmer second,
Guess Me third. Time 2:35A
Sixth race, one mile-The Elector won,
Reindeer second, Mellocole third. Time,
1904 .~-,lr
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Electricity In Capsules.

This new compound, which is made
from cheap chemicals, is put up in cap
snle form. and when added to a certain
quantity of water will furnish enough
electricity to light house, drive an auto
mobile, or even railroad train. But
this is nothing compared TO the strength
ening power contained in a bottle of
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. 1t cures in
digestion, dyspepsia. bilousness, liver and
kidney troubles and fills the system with
the VigOr of health.
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Roxing at Chicago.

feated Fred RusserI tonight at the Fort
Dearborn Athletic club. Russell put up
a good fight. and had the best, of it up
to the fourth round, but Chllds got in
enough telling blows in the last two
rounds to win the victory. The decision
was unpopular with the audience.
In the preliminary Jimmy Lawler. of
San Francisco. was given the decision
over Jimmy Reader, of Altoona, Pa.
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Irving ROYAL

Robinson, Irving Royal, George c.
Rogers, Frank Sasse Henry A. Scand-
rett, Ezra r. Smith, Herman c. Schmidt.
Charles V. Smith, John b Shaw. Dell
c. Sheldon, II. I. Simonson, Walter w.
Smith, Robert D. Stewart, Martin e.
Tew, Kay Todd, Walter w Todd. Louis
w. Vasaley, Stephen Vasaley Benjamin
F. Webber, Davis p Wickerham, Otto
Wolff, Eugene w. Young.
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TWIN CITY LEAGUE,
Palaces to Meet the Hamms at Lex
in9ton Tomorrow

The Palace Clothing company of Min
percentage column of the Twin City
league if it wins the game from the
Hamm Brewing company at Lexington
park Sunday. Lennon & Gibbons team
Is now in first place by a narrow margin
The game will be called at $3.50 O'Clock
and Will be preceded by the usual bicycle
races, beginning half an hour earlier. The
Charles Hofer for purse of s10O VIII be
put on Immediately after the ball game.
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Freshmen the winners.

MADISON. Wis, June S.-A boat race
between the eight-oared crews of the
Wisconsin freshmen and st. Johns mill
Jary academy cadets over mile and a
half course this evening was won by the
freshmen in seven minutes and fifty sec
onds which is considered exceptionally
fast The cadets finished eight lengt hs
behind. The freshmen will row at Pough-
keepsie later in the month.
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The Northwestern Telephone Exchange
Co reports a net gain of $50 subscribers
III May. making a total number of 49, l2S
subscribers on May 3Ist. The Erie Tele-
phone System, which includes this com
ers in May. making total number OF
12s,Tn subscribers of this system on May
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Veteran sculIers May Meet.

WORCESTER, Mass, June 8.-James
A. Ten Eyck, of Worcester. champion
sculler Of New England, and father of
Edward II. Ten Eyck, the amateur cham
pion, has accepted the challenge of Jake
Gaudaur, the worlds champion sculler,
issued few days since by Ned Hanlon,
e6-champion sculler of the world, and
DIIrSP-
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Manchester Races.

LONDON. June Sat the Manchester
Whitsuntide meeting today the Manches-
the Duke of Portland's bay fly La
Roche; ]. C. Dyers Joe Chamberlin, rid
den by Tod Sloan was second. and Mr.
divers Charina, ridden by l.. Rein, was
third
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Q a - "a - R Ia
Bears tho Il The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature aa GE1A2azzzu
Homeseelkers, Excurrion Ticket.

To nearly all points in the United States
on sale at all ticket Offices of the Chi
cago Great Western Railway on the first
and third Tuesdays of May and June. at
the very low homeseekers' rate Of one
fare plus $500 for the round trip. Tickets
good for return within p days from date
OF sale Persons contemplating a trip
will save money by calling on J. p Ell
mer, C. A. corner Fifth and Robert
streets St Paul.
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Two RieycIes sto1en.

Mrs; P. Dunkwitz. 446 Fuller street re-
ported the theft of her bicycle from in
front OF Mannheimer's store pasterday
Adolph Betz, an engineer on the Grea
Western, reported a similar loss
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Ro.rn won an n FouI

INDIANAPOLIS. md. June Slack
this city, fought four rounds this after
noon at haywood. near this city. for a
purse, Bolan winning on a foul. Several
hundred persons Witnessed the mill
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Came From New York AwbeeL.

Frank and Jake Schaefer, en- route
reached St Paul yesterday on their
wheels, having come the entire distance
from the metropolis awheeL The broth
ers will proceed On their way Monday,
stopping for a months tour of Yellow
stone park
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MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi. June SIN
dianapolis and Minneapolis broke even
on the series, the latter winning its sec
ond game handily today. Bailey did the
twirling for the local team and was a
puzzle for the visitors. Two singles,
tWo-baSe hit and an error in the eighth
gave the visitors three runs. Minneapo-
lis played pretty game and gave Bailey
almost perfect support. Attendance, $500
Score;
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Central High vs.. Ha,nmond

The, ball team of the Central high
school viii play the team of the Ham
mond, Wis, high school. for the cham
plonship of Minnesota and Northern Wis
c3onsin at Lexington park at o'clock to-
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Mr.. Eldridge also requests that every
rider shall wear a purple band on his
nat or cap. Any display Of purple aiSl
Whlte that can be made from now on will
be greatly appreciated by the Elks
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Jockey Perkins, Fatally Injured

NEWPORT. Ky. June S-J. Perkins.
the jockey, whilss riding Tenletta. in the
second race today. was thrown against
the fence and fatally injured.
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GEN. KING GOES WEST.
Military Author Left Last Night for
the Coast.

Gen. Charles King. of Milwaukee. SOL
dier and military author, was In the
city yesterday and left last night for the
coast. Gen. King was the guest Of Lieut..
Col. Philip Reade during the afternoon
and evening. The two officers have been
lifelong friends. Gen. King Is we'll
known for his literary efforts. especially
as they deal with the military
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Gnme or.

NEW YORK, June 8.-The Brooklyn
Pittsburg ball game was postponed on
account of rain
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Hawthorne Races.

CHICAGO. June S.-Ha Hawthorne results
Weather. clear; track, heavy. Summa.
ries:
First race, seven furlongs-Lake Miller
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Mccarthy batted for Clingman IN the
ninth. Chance batted for Donohue in
thC ninth.
Earned runs, Boston 2, Chicago 4; two
base hits, Freeman, Camel 2, Mertes;
home runs Mertes, Mccormick; stolen
base, Stahl double play, Lowe to Tenny;
bases on ball, off Dineen 8, off Callahan
8; struck out, by Dineen l; time, 2:1O;
umpire, Hurst.
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Kil ParLer Reaten.
Te,ephone subscribcrs.

DENVER, June 3-Young Peter Jack
son got the decision over KID Parker at
the end of the tenth round.
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had one bad inning, the seventh, when,
on bad decision of the umpire. conseeu-
tive hits and a base on balls, the visitors
scored five runs. That was the last, and
the home team won out in the eighth and
ninth innings by punching Of hits. At
tendanne 900 Score.
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st. Paul & Duluth Railroad Fishing
Excursion Bulletin.

Pine City and return ....................S1. 81. 90
Rush City and return .................. L60
Taylor's Falls and return .............. .35
LindStrom and return .................. LIS
Chlsago City and return ................ 1.1O
Forest Lake and return ................ 10
Tickets on sale Saturdays and Sun
days, good returning until Monday. The
cheapest rates and the best fishing can
be had along the st. Paul g. Duluth
railroad.
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*Wilmot out on bunt strikes. Madison
ordered out and Barnes substituted in
the fourth inning.
Earned runs, Minneapolis s; two-base
hits, Fisher, Wilmot, I4aIly. Powers,
Flynn 2; home run. Grim; bases on balls
off Bailey 3, off Kellum / hit by pitched
ball. kellum 2; struck out by Bailey 3
by Kellum 2; sacrifice hits, Wilmot. Grim:
Nance; stolen bases. Wilmot Smith: left
on bases, Minneapolis 6, indianapolis I:
hours; umpire. Sheridan.
CLEVELAND SHUT OUT.
CHICAGO, tune S.-Two gifts. followed
10y d double and q single gave Chicago
three runs in the second inning Hart
then steadied. and was effective during
the remainder of the game Cleveland
could do nothing with Katoll, getting
but one man as far as third Attend
ance, 1,150 Score:
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BASS SEASON IS NOW OPEN

BASS SEASON is NOW OPEN % have t4s
ssand dLancewo
from d
all CoHonL land
lines al quality Flies Mhnog
n tackle -taoz zgil
SE, ,1nneapo
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There clergyman in Long Island village who suf-
feed from dyspepsia such that positively seemed
sometimes though his doctrine sound however,
only stomach trouble and had nothing do with the mind
Being convinced of this of his parshoner lady, presented
him with small quantity of Rpan Tabules and the relief he
perenced such that all the congregation noticed improve
and although his salary small this clergyman and
his wife devote portion of keeping the medicine close
stocked with suitable supply of Rpans Tabue Doubtless
many where what has been thought hey
fact nothing less than dyspepsia and Rpans Tabue
dyspepsia One gives relief.
FSa s1LE1T T0zEDsC Sr0E1s ST
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AMATEUR BASEBALL.
BIG LIST OF ENTRIES.

The N. P. team will play the Great
Western at 2:3O at Kittsondaie
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*Wilson batted for Gonding in ninth.
Two out when winning run scored.
Earned runs, Kansas City ), Buffalo );
three-base hits Halligan, DUNCAN; two
base hits. Andrews, Carey, Gettman,
Schaefer; sacrifice hits, Gettman, Schaef-
er, Gonding. Shearon; struck out, by Bd-
her 2. by Lee 1; bases on balls, off Lee l.
off Baker 4, off Fertsch l. hit By pitcher.
Baker Z off Fertsch 4; wild pitch, Baker;
double plays, Gear to Sehaefer, Crooks
unassisted. Shearon to Crooks; left on
bases, Kansas City 6, Buffalo 9; innings
2; time, hours; umpire. Mcdonald.
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wet Grounds Interfered

PHILADELPHIA, June S-The Cincin-
nati-Philadelphia game was postponed On
account of wet grounds.
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winning run scored with one-man OUT
Earned runs, MilWaukee > Dntro;t Aal.,a1 ou1 ::
bases on balls, off Dowling 4, off Miller .:
passed ball. Smith; struck out, BIZ DowI.
ing 5, by Miller | double play. Shaw to
ryan, sacrlfiee hits, Dowd. McAHister:
WAS A CLOSE GAME.
KANSAS CITY. June S.-Kansas City
won won most interesting game to1ay. All
pitchers were hit hard. both Gates and
Baker being knocked out of the box. Lee
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BOSTON BALL TEAM PLAYING IN
IT'S OLD-TIME
FORM
TOOK ANOTHER FROM CHICAGO
Poor Work in Chicago InneId-Min-
neapOIis Played Pretty Game
and Defeated the HOOsiers-
Cleveland Shut Out.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY
Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Boston.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
st. Louis a New York
BOSTON. June S-Rain interrupted to-
days game in the third inning, After
play was resumed three hits and some
poor work by the Chicago infield gave
Boston four runs and the game. The
hitting of Mertes and star catches by
Lowe and Hamilton were the features.
Attendance, 800. Score:
Bos. r RHIPlAfE Chi. TRiHIPTATE
Hton, cf o. 4 81 o. 0Mtes, If 2i 81 81 Of 0
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PLAYED TEN INNINGS.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, June S-Dowling
today pitched his fourth game within one
week and let Detroit down with four sin
giles. Miller managed to keep the hits
well scattered, and the home team had to
battle for ten innings to win. Smith and
Stallings fielding were features of the
game. Attendance, f,000. Score:
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CLEVELAND SHUT OUT

Left on bases, Chicago A, Cleveland 6;
two-base hits, Isbell, Padden; sacrifice
hit, Mcfarland; double play, KateH to
Hart tc Isbell; struck out, by KatolI 4,
by Hart /; bases on balls, off. Katoll 2,
off Hart 2: hit by pitched ball, Crisham;
time, l:25 umpire, Dwyer.
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PLAYED a PRETTY GAME.
minneapolis Defeated the American
League Leaders.
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.

Buffalo at Minneapolis.
Cleveland at Kansas City.
Indianapolis at Milwaukee.
Detroit at Chicago.
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Over Seventy.Six Millions.

Washington. Sept. 20-Director of the
Census Merriam expressed the opinion
that the population of the United States
will reach 76OOO,OOO.
He bases this total on the count made
to date, but points out that the tabula :
tion Of the population schedules when
completed may change this prediction.
II placed the population at 100000
in a casual conversation and do not in
tend it to be oficial," said Mr.. Merriam.
"The count has not progressed far
enough to justify an official estimate.
The total may foot up as high de- have
put it or it may exceed that figure.
There are 52,700 enumeration dis
tricts in the United States but they vary
in size considerably. They started at an
average Of about 1900 and have de-
creased to about 1,4O0. Now the aver
age is rising again. Up to noon yester.
day We counted 47,5O0.0O0 people and
are now counting at the rate Of million
q day.
The daily sentinel., 1900-09-21

Mrs. Samuel N. Wheeler returned
home yesterday from visit to Denver
and Canon City. At the latter place
she visited with Mrs. j. W. Collins, wife
Of DR.. Collins, q former resident of this
city. DR.. Collins now holds the posi-
ton Of physician for the state penniten-
tiary.
Rev. Addison Blanchard, pastor of the
Second Congregational church Of Den
YER, cousin Of Mrs. A. L. McGinnis Of
this city, who has been here in attend
ance upon the work Of ordination Of
Rev. Bayley, left for his homo this morn
ing.
Miss Frances j. Bayley of Denver,
sister Of Rev. Dwight 8. Bayley, who
was in the city to attend the ordination
OF her brother into the ministry of the
Congregational church. left this morn
ing for home.
There is soon to be published in this
city religious monthly in the interest
of the Congregational church,
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Browns in Town.

The lively farce, "Brown's in Town"
comes to the Park Opera House Friday,
September %, where the audience will
surely laugh over the string Of complica-
tions which are said to furnish endless
fun through the three acts.
The author has done some clever work
as farceur in this play, both in ingeni
GUS arrangement and abundance Of far
cical incidents, with catchy songs, bright
music, and also in the crisp and buoyant
humor Of the dialogue
The story tells chiefly Of the troubles
which surround newly welded couple,
who wish to keep their marriage secret
until they can devise some good reason
for breaking the news to the groom's
father, who strenuously objects to his
sons marrying until he reaches a certain
age.
Numerous friends and relatives dis
turb the early connubial happiness Of
the young couple, who hide in a nearby
country place and assume the name Of
Brown. The plans and subterfuges
necessary to get rid Of them are cleverly
worked out
The farce is played throughout with
invigorating briskness.