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KNICKERBOcKER A. c. GAMES.
All the Performances Were Credit
able. Some Sensational.

able. Some Sensational.
NEW YORK. May 3O.-The annual
track and field games of the Kuicker-
booker Athletic club were held at the
clubs country home at Bayonne, n. j
All the performances on the running
track were very creditable and i'll two
instances French records were broken. In
the 500 meters handicap, the record for
which. POS. had been held by NJ. SOldat,
of France. since 1856, r. Smith, of Yale,
Clipped four dfths off the record. Smith
had an allowance handicap Of ten yards,
but he would not take advantage Of it,
and started from scratch. Time, 200 l-j.
John Bray beat two other French ham
dicap race records. He also had
handicap of ten yards but refused to ac-
cept it.
In the hammer throw John Smith made
an actual throw of 159 feet 10 inches with
a 16-pound hammer, but in a preliminary
throw he outdid all previous attempts
at this style Of contest, throwing the
missile III feet. The champion did not
have to exert himself in the contest prop
err His practice throw exceeds that Of
Plaw. of California, made in a simii -
manner last Wednesday by six inches.
and Ray G. EVERY, of the New York Ath-
letic club, came within a narrow inch
of equaling the record of 81 feet inches
on the three standing jumps without
weights.
The open handicap for teams-four
teams Of four men each took part, each
running half a mile-resulted in n hol-
low victory for the Star A. G. Of LorE
Island City. The Knickerbocker Ath-
letic club team finished last
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Dixon; three-base hits, Nance; bases on
balls, by Bowling A. by Parker 3; wild
pitches, Bowling; struck out, by Parker
z: double play, Conroy, to F1ltz to Dig
neapolis 8; umpire, Cantillion; time, los.
CoMIsKEY OUT OF LUCK
CHICAGO, May SO.-Kansas City won
the morning game, batting out victory
in the twelfth, Lees long hit bringing in
the winning tally. Both sides lost sew
eral chances for scoring by foolish base
running on the soft grounds. Attend
anca 2 100 Score:
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INTERCOLLEGIATE BOAT RACE.
Pennsylvania Won, With Cornell
Second and Columbia Third.

PHILADELPHIA, May 30-In the inter-
collegiate boat race on the Schuy kill river
today, between second crews representing
Cornell, Columbia and Pennsylvania uni
versities, Pennsylvania won by six
lengths. Cornell finished second, about
two lengths ahead of Columbia. PennsyI-
vania's time was S:I5; Cornell, 8:39; Co
lumbia, S:4S. Cornell was represented by
her freshman crew, as the men were con-
sidered faster than the second eight.
Pennsylvania led from start to finish
and interest centered in the contest be-
tween Cornell and Columbia. The latter
crew rowed in poor form, but managed to
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Earned runs, St Louis 2, Brooklyn /;
two-base hit McGann; first base on err
Trors, Brooklyn l; left on bases, ST. Louis
by Nops 2; sacrifice hits, Wallace, Jen-
nings; stolen bases, McGraw, Burkett
Keister, Robinson Kelly, Dahlen, De
mont; bases on balls, by Hughey 2, by
Nops 6; double play, Nops to Jennings;
hit by pitched ball, by Hughey l; passed
ball, Farrell; wild pitches, Hughey 2;
time, 2:2S; umpire Hurst
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Earned runs, st. Louis 2, Brooklyn l;
6 home run, Burkett: three-base hits, Kelly
errors, Brooklyn 2, st. Louis 2; left on
bases, Brooklyn 1G st. Louis 2; struck
out, by Ktson 3, by Jones 1, by Young
.; stolen bases, McGraw, Keeler, De-
Jones B. by Young 2; double pays, Cross
to Farrell to Jennings, Keister to Wallace
to McGraw; hit by pitched ball. Kitson i;
passed ball, Farrell; time 2:20; umpire,
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%Batted for Phillips in ninth
Earned runs: Boston 2; Cincinnati l:
feldt. Long 2. Hamilton; double play' Ir-
win to Steinfeldt to Beckley; first on
balls. off Lewis 1, Phillips ;; hit with
ball. Hamilton. Collins 2: struck out. by
wild pitches. Lewis 2; time, POP: umniTe
Emslie. "
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IMP WON PARKWAY.
Holiday Crowd Beat All Records at
GrnYeSend.

NEW YORK, May 3O-A holiday crowd
beating all records az TO proportions
stood up and cheered as The great mare
Imp, galloped home in front in the Park
way handicap a Gravesend today Full
ly 1900 people were present The Park
way handicap was the feature of the
caro-. Imp was the favorite at to ;.
while Kinley Mack the Brooklyn hand!-
cap winner; Charentus and Survivor all
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa. May 30-There
was nothing noteworthy in this morn
ing's game between Chicago and Phia-
delphia. Both teams played rather care
fully, and Philadelphia won by good bat
ting. Donohue pitched a steady game
needed Attendance 1n-471 Score.
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AFTERNOON GAME-

BROOKLYN, May 3O.-Four bases on
balls and three hits gave st. Louis
lead of six runs at the start today, and
sent Kennedy to the bench. The Brook
lyns made big effort to win, knocking
Jones out of the box, but Young stopped
them effectually, while kitson was touch
ed up in lively fashion toward the end
Wallace was hurt in the fifth and Dillard
took his place. Attendance, 11000 Score:
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*Smith batted for Allen in the ninth
Wood batted for Scott IN the ninth.
Earned runs, Boston 5, Cincinnati 2.
tWo-base hits. Peitz, Corcoran ?. Tsnney
C,Ie9S; = reeIian; Long three-base hits. Bdfre tt,
ney. Stahl; double plays, PETIT to Alien
to Beckley, Peitz to Irwin. Irwin to Cor
GGran to Beckley; first base on baTs. off
D1neen l. Scott /; struck out, by Dineen
3, by Scott 1; wild pitch, Scott; time. Pa:
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BROOKLYN oUTPLAYED.
st. Louis Took Both of the Decora-
tiOn Dny Games.

NEW YORK, May 3O-st Louis out
played Brooklyn in this mornings game.
Hanlon tried his left-handed pitche& Jer-
ry Nops, who was liberal with his bases
on balls. Timely hitting did the rest At
tendance
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Buffalo .............O 0 o 0 0 0 90
Cleveland ..........4 0 0 0 II
*Smith batted for Baker in the ninth.
Earned runs Cleveland 5; two-base
Pickering 2, Sullivan 2; dauble plays, Sui
Ivan to La Chance, Viox to Bierbauer
to La Chance; first base on balls, off
ball by Baker !; struck out. by Baker
4. by McKenna /; passed balls, Speer 2;
time. As; umpire, Frank Dwyer
NO MORNING GAME.
INDIANAPOLIS, May 3O.-The morn
ing game was postponed on account of
wet grounds.
AFTERNOON GAME.
INDIANAPOLIS May 3O.-The Indians
again proved better mud larks today
They won out an interesting battle in
the final inning on a double, single and
long fly. Wet grounds prevented the
morning contest. Attendance, 5000. Score:
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AFTERNOON GAME

BUFFALO, N. Y, May 3O.-The Buff
falos were shut out again this afternoon.
Cleveland secured good lead in the
first by rapping Kid Carsey's curves to
all corners of the lot. Baker relieved
BuffaIos We're unable to connect with
McKennas pitching. Attendance, $500.
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*Carsey batted for Hooker In ninth Ca
rey cut in third, hit by batted ball
Earned runs. Buffalo 4. Cleveland .;
two-base hits. Halligan 2 Sullivan Pick
ering; stolen bases. Speer. Pickering. La
Chance; double plays, Hallman to Carey
to Schreck 2: first base on balls. off Hook
er 2. off Hoffer /; struck out by Hooker
l, by Hoffer 8; time, 1:35; umpire. Frank
DWVer
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Totals. 81 Sl271sl . l-l-]-I-l-
%Batted for Phillippi in ninth.

Batted Tor PhiIIippi in ninth.
Earned runs, none; first base on errors.
New York 4, Pittsburg 5; left on bases.
New York 3. Pittsburg II; first base on
balls. by Carrick l, by Phillippi 2; struck
out, by Phillippi 4; sacrifice hit. Carricl1;
stolen bases, Mercer 2, Bowerman; hit
pitch, Phillippi; umpire Swartwood; time.
1-G5
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Hamm Brew. Co. % 0 0 o. 2
Struck out, by Dellar /. Odegard 3;
pases on balls. by Dellar 2, by Odegard 2;
Merrill and Mullane: earned runs, Min,
neapolis Brewing Co 4, Hamm Brewing
60. |; double play. Hanson to Mullane to
Hughes; time, 40
The next game in the Twin City ANA
teur league series will take place between
the Lennon & Gibbons and Hamm Brew
ing Co teams Sunday afternoon Game
called at $3.50 o'clock, following bicycle
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AFTERNOON GAME

BOSTON. May SO.-Tn the afterpoo,
game today both teams scored the same
number of hits. but Boston managed to
make theirs when men were on bases, and
so won easily. The fielding of both
Score. orVO"'
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EACH TOOK A GAME,
minneapolis and Milwaukee Play
Fast Baseball

MILWAUKEE,, Wis. Nav 90 Tho
morning game between Milwaukee and
Minneapolis was a pitchers battle, and
It took eleven innings to decide the
home team winning. Garry, of Milwau-
kee,, did some very brilliant fielding. Al
tendance GEO Score: -
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New York ..........O 0 0 2 0-6
PIttsburg ...... 20 l 0 8 8 O-7

GRADY batted for Hawley in the ninth.
Earned runs, New York q Pittsburg 2.
burg |; left on bases, New York 8, Pitts
Gurg = hases on balls, off Hawley 4, off
Madden >; struck out, by Hawley q by
base hits. OBrien, Ritchey, thinner.
Gleason, Doyle; sacrifice hits, Cooley q:
double plays. Doyle to Bowerman, Sci,
bach to Bowerman to Davis; hit by
pitcher, Mercer. O'Brien; umpire, Swart-
wood; time, 2:25.
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AFTERNOON GAME.

PHILADELPHIA. May SO-Callahan's n s
curves We're ineffective against PhiIa-
game and the home team made enough
runs in the first inning to win. Chicago
played a ragged game in the field, and
Bernhard kept the hits scattered. At
tendance Is 531 Score.
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AFTERNOON GAME-

CHICAGO. May 3O.-Kansas City again
won out this afternoon, making 1t three
straight, and all by the margin of one
run. Bunched hits in the second and
third innings gave them a lead that the
locals Were only able TO tie, Gates SHUT
ting them out without a hit after the
sixth, the pitcher again winning his own
game by a beautiful nit after d gift and
a steal. Attendance. 12.e0O Score:
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THESE BROKE EVEN.

New YOrI>s and Pittsburgs Each
Took q Game.
NEW YORK, May SO-Pittsburg won
this mornings game through timely bat-
ting in the sixth and seventh innings
Attendance 5000 Score:
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AFTERNOON GAME

NEW YORK. May 30.-The New Yorl1s
turned the tables on the Pittsburgs this
afternoon, through clever base running
and errors of the Pittsburg nfield The
fielding of Davis and Hickman was a
feature. Attendance. 1,500. Score:
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Kansas City ......0 2 5 Q . Q Q is
%Isbell batted for Fisher in the ninth.
Earned runs, Chicago 5, Kansas City 5;
ttWo-base hits, Brodie, Sugden, Wagner,
Schaefer 2: home run. Padden; sacrifice
hits, Brodie 2 Coughlfn. Gear; stolen
bases, Hartman, Schaefer; struck cut
by Mc'5ill /. by Fisher !; bases on balls,
off McGill /. off Fisher 3, off Gates 3;
time, hours; umpire, Sheridan
CLENEI. AND TOOK EOr,II
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P6.ia9gSIG5js Ph..9iagG ;;i:'' II ! -
Earned runs, Chicago 2, philadelphia Z;
two-base hits, Ryan, Green, Camel; three
base hits, Delehanty, Childs; sacrifice hit,
Wolverton; stolen bases, Thomas, La
iole. Mcfarland. WolVerton, Mertes 2;
doubls plays, Mccormick to Childs to
Camel; Cross to Lajoie to Delehanty;
Bernhard TO Lajoie 20 Delehanty; first
base on balls, off Bernhard 2; struck out,
by Callahan 2, by Bernhard 4; time 1850;
umpire, ODay.
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TOOK TWO GAMES FROM CHICAGO.
BROOKLYN LOSING
TWO
BOSTON SURPRISED THE REDS
minneapolis Broke Even in Two
Games With MiIwaukee-CIeve-
md Administered Two
Defeats to Buffalo

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Pitsbutrg at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Boston.
St. Louis at Brooklyn.
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*One man out when winning run was
made
Earned runs, Indianapolis 2, Detroit 2;
bases on balls, by Kellum 1, by Cronin
2; struck out, by Kellum 5, by Cronin 8;
wild pitch Kellum; sacrifice hit Dillon: :
double plays, Magoon to Kelly; Kelly to
Magoon; Elberfeld to Casey; stolen bases,
Hogriever 2, Magoon, Holmes: left on
bases. Indianapolis u, Detroit 5; umpire
Mcdonald; time, 2:20.
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1t was the storekeeper at little Iowa town who
related that the first he heard of Rpans Tabules
few. 81 had been telling him that had been pro-
nounced victim of dyspepsia for several years when he
took from his pocket small VIAL saying Here is what
you want Well from that it came about that began
to Ripans Tabues. 1t may be that l would have
got well anyway but Of this am certain: have
been troubled all with dyspepsia during the last year
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Philadelphia ......1 2 *-5
Earned runs Philadelphia 2; three-baee e
hit, Flick; sacrifice hits Thomas Dele
hanty. Wolverton. Childs; stolen bases,
Slagle. La JOie, Wolverton; struck out
by Griffith 2; first base on balls off DON
ohue 2; double plays, Chi!ds to Camel
Mccormick to Childs to Camel Wolver-
ton to La Joie to Delehanty. La Joie to
cagO 5, Philadelphia 7: hit by pitched
ball. Delehanty; time, > hours; umpire
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BOSTON WON BOTH.
Was n Bad Decoration Day for Gin
cinn8fi

BOSTON. May 9O.-Dineen was very eff
teclIVe at critical times in this moning' S
after the fifth; FIeeman's brilliant cap
ture of Smiths long drive in the ninth
was feature. The game was marred
bi Py great deal of kicking by players on
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*Totals i 78518I 8 Totals :. 2I11 86I13I 4
nun MADE WITH Two Oul

w IIIIIIII5 IuII HIdut WITH TWO OUT.
Earned run, Kansas City l; left on
bases. Chicago I, Kansas City 6; two-base
hits, Lee, Denzer, Coughlin; sacrifice hits,
Padden, Dowd 2, Gear; double plays,
Padden to Shugart to Dowd, Hoy to
Shugart to Hartman, Padden to Dowd !;
struck out, by Denzer 8, by Lee 5; bases
on balls, off Lee 8; wild pitch Lee; hit
by pitched ball, Padden, DUNCAN 2; time,
2-25- urnDira Sheridan
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Milwaukee,. 4 0 o o 0 TX
Minneapolis o 0 I 0 8 0 0 6E
Earned runs, Milwaukee /, Minneap-
1ils G,.s l; tWo-base hit, Garry; three-base
on McCann l; struck out, by Sparks 4
ey Mccain 3; umpire, Cantillon; time
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MARRIED BY AN ACCIDENT.

make a good fight for second place,
though unable to pass Cornell.
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Don't Get Left !

On June l important change in time Of
trains to WatertoWn and New Ulm. and
inauguration of passenger train service to
St. James. Sherburne and Estherville via
the Minneapolis & st. Louis railroad
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AFTERNOON GAME

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, May 3O-Minne-
apolis won the afternoon, due to Park-
er's good pitching; Both teams played
ninth inning, Fischer taking his nIaca
Davis batting was a feature Of the
game. Attendance, 1000 Score:
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co1ombians Defeat saltwater.

SALTWATER, Mimi, May 3O.-(spe-
al)-The Colombians, of ST. Paul, to-
day defeated Saltwater in an interest
ing game of ball by a score of 10 to II
The home team lost on errors
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Mil. IRlHIPIAJEI MpIs. TR7HTPTA7E
Vain, rf II II q Of Davis, cfl Il q : 81
Garry, cfl Il Il 81 oil 0WiPt RI al al q al n
Con'y. SIS II OF II 81 OI,aIlV ri N nj 81 nj n
And n, III II OF OF OF o W'd'n III nj I1SSI n y y
F'ultz, 2bl Il g q q O N'nce al ri al ri o. .
Digs, Id Of 3i12i 0 O Abhv Sb n nj O. q
B 'rlle, Sbl 0l oil q OF Smith &C ri 0i 81 O. y y
SILliIn, Sij, q VI VI q q Fisher, c II Il 81 Il 0
0pd MS pI u II VI = o M'Cn, p l! 0l Of II 0
Totals Il ql92 al Oi vro+o, Il -TooioI :
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BUFFALO. May a0-CleVeland won this
mornings game by steady hittin~. assist
ed by errOrs Attendance ! 900 Score:
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*Batted for Bowling in ninth
TWo-base hits, Werden. Davis, Wilmot,
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Chi. IRIHIPIAIEl K. c. IRIHlPIAlE
Hoy, CT. Il q q Il Q 0Hem'i; rfl o. Il a Il Q
MID, rfl OF 0l II o. Wag'r, ssl Il Il Il 81 0
Brode, If OF OF 81 OF 0 O'B'n, If o. Il q l. 0
Harm, 3bl o. Il Il OF Dunn, 1b OF q 81 bl 0
Shut SIS. 0l II 81 81 Gear, CT. OF 0 A OF 1
Pad'n, 2bl OF o. 81 81 l Coun, 3b Il q Il Il 0
Dowd, 1bI OF 0l10l / l Sch'r, 2b. Of II 81 g L
Buck'y, cl OF Il Al Al Wilson, c OF 0I12l Il l
Denz'r, pl o. q II 81 Lee, p. 0l g OF 81 l
*Totals II 78518l 9 Totals 2I11l36i13I 4
Chicago ..............OOQ 0OOOO001 OIL
Kansas City .........0 0 0 0 0 0 @ 0 0 0 1 1-2
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Indianapolis E. III 2 0 0 IA
Detroit :. .........0 0 2 0 0 0 0 O-3
North Park union., 1900-02-02
MURDERED A GUARD.
FOUR PRISONERS
RS ESCAPE.
Captain Rooney stabbed to tho Heart ana
Other Guards Assaulted After Whicn
the Desperate Convicts Scale the Walls
of the Penltentiary.

Denver, ian. pa special to the
News last night said:
AT 1890 tonight an emergency alarm
was given by the guard ut the west
gate of the penitentiary which faces
the warden's quarters.
Warden Hoyt rushed from the house
and hurried to his office firing MS re-
volver at every step. On reaching the
penitentiary he found the institution III
utter darkness. and the inside guard
and occupants in state of intense ex-
citement.
Gaining entrance he Immediately
called for Deputy Warden Sargent, ana
together they proceeded to make an IN
vestigation of the Interior.
In the guards dining room they
found the lifeless body of VIII ID. Roo
ney, captain of the night guard. APP
pnrently he had been stabbed with Il
keen bladed knife in the left breast.
which had entered the heart and CAUSED
instant death.
The body was removed to the peni-
tentiary hospital. where IL critical ex-
animation was made.
Proceeding further the warden and
his deputy met the assistant night cap
tnin, Maloney. who was wandering
about in daZed condition. begging to
get out. He had been sandbagged, but
his injuries are of slight nature.
The trouble is supposed to have orig
mated with the boiler gang, composed
OF Wagner, Reynolds and Antoine
Woode and Wallace. All four are des-
perate characters. Reynolds and Wag-
ner being the worst men in the pen
Details are very meagre. but 1t is
known that the four mentioned have
escaped. Two of them We're seen cross
ing the First street bridge. going in the
direction of Silver Cliff.
The other two are supposed to nave
gone over the hog-back Immediately IN
the rear of the penitentiary. and may
now be in hiding in the cocntry. which
is broken and very rough.
A general alarm was given In the city
by the ringing of fire bells and shoot
ing of firearms. and at this hour Il
strong guard of armed citizens Is STA
toned outside the penitentiary walls
and on the streets adjoining.
The inside is also guarded by special
citizen guards. Every assistance possi-
BILE Is being given the warden.
Posses have been started out in all
directions.
North Park union., 1900-02-02
Fighting tn. Drainage Canal.

Washington. Jan. 22-ln the case of
the State of Missouri VS.. the State of
Illinois. involving the petition for an
injunction against the Chicago drain
age canal. the United States Supreme
Court to-day decided to permit the at
torney general of Missouri to file his
bill making the summons to the defend
ants returnable Oh April 2nd.
In connection with this decision. Mr..
b. Schumacher. representing the state
of Missouri. asked for IL temporary re-
straining order against the Chicago
drainage district, prohibiting the opera
tiOn of the canal during the pendency
Of the proceedings in this court. He
suid the cannl had been opened since
the proceeding had begun here and
with the full Knowledge of the proceed
ing. In reply Chief Justice Fuller said
that 1t was impossible for the Supreme
Court to exercise original Jurisdiction
In II suit between states without giving
notice; that sixty days We're required
for n return. and that nothing could
he done before the date upon which
the service was made rcturnable in the
main proceeding, viz. April 2nd.
North Park union., 1900-02-02
NEWS FROM MANILA.
Americans Captur. Town and Tw"
Sanuons

Americans Capture Town nhu Two
Ianuons.
Manila. Jan. 2l.-Major Johnson.
commanding battalion of the Forty
sixth infantry, Whea,on's brigade re-
ports from Lemery. the 18th and 10th
instants. drove enemy through Bala-
yang eastward. morning of the 18th.
capturing seventeen rifles, one field
piece: few hours later through Calncn.
captured four prisoners, -four horses
and equipments. and six rifles: killed
three Insurgents. Advanced toward
Lemery thar afternoon. captured enc
my's outpost. three men. six horses; ;
advanced on Lcmcry , O'Clock p. M.
enemy strongly entrrnched: sent by
navy gunboat to Bntangas for assist
ance when three companies of Muir'S
battalion. Thirty-eigh,h. sent 10 Taal.
insurgent headquarters; johnson drove
the enemy through Lemcry on Tnnl.
where he attacked the southern portion
of the city, and Muir the northern por-
ton. The enemy dispersed. retrcatins
in many directions. .JohnsOn's casual
ties, one man killed. cne seriously and
TWO slightly wounded: fou: field pieces
and quantity of rifles captured. This
movement of Johnson's was ably con-
Quoted and was Important in results.
The enemy is reported in large force
and heavily entrcnclied mt and near
Santa Cruz, La Guna de Bay. Schwan
swinging his troops on that point, his
left ut town of Bay. few miles east of
Calamba. his right consisting of cavnl-
ry at right of Taynbas. OTIS.
North Park union., 1900-02-02
Woman Captures a Robber.

Milwaukee,, Wis. Jan. 23.-W. +.
Walters held up the woman cashier in
the office of The Milwaukee Credit Com
pany this afternoon and ten minutes
later he was in the central police sta
ton. Walters entered the office of the
company, which is in Grand avenue
in the heart of the downtown district,
and. presenting II chisel at the head OF
Miss Freuler. the cashier, ordered her
to throw up her hands. She grappled
with the man. He threw her to the
floor Turing. he reached into the safe
and secured S1.45 and some checks. As
he started to escape Miss Freuler
seized him. Walters dragged her down
Il flight OF stairs to the street below
where Miss Freuler's screams. brought
her assistance. Walters was pursued
and captured by citizens. He has
served n term in the Joliet penitentiary
and recently came here from Chicago.
North Park union., 1900-02-02
m. H,.,th and rlea,ure Resorts

OF Texas. Mexico. Arizona and Cali
fornia are quickly and comfortably
reached via the Southern Pacific Com
pany's Sunset Route. Daily through
service from New Orleans to San
Francisco via Houston, San Antonio.
Ell Paso and Los Angeles. Special
semi-weekly service, Sunset Limited
from New Orleans Mondays and
Thursdays, composed OF Buffet Smok-
ing Car, containing Bath Room and
Barber Shop. Drawing Room Compart-
ment Car. regular Pullman Sleepers.
and Dining Car (meals la cartel, all
of the latest design and most luxuri-
ously appointed. Direct connections
made at New Orleans from all points
North and East Detailed informa-
tion cheerfully furnished by w. G..
Neimyer, G.. w. A., So. Pac. Co.. 23S
Clark St, Chicago; w. H. Connor,
Coml Agt. Chamber Commerce Bldg.
Cincinnati, o.. w. J. Berg. Trav. Pass.
Agt., 22O Ellicott Square. Buffalo.
N Y.
North Park union., 1900-02-02
Meal, o. Street Carr.

A plan is under consideration IN Chi
cago TO attach buffet cars as trnilers to
ordinary street cars. The cars Will
seat twenty persons and the fare will
be 5 cents extra for ordinary trips. The
crew will consist Of conductor and
the porter. who is also to have charge
OF the "kitchen," so called. but which
will consist of the small range and
urns as In railroad buffets. Under the
system n man may take his friends and
customers to luncheon and show them
the city ut the same time, or he may
take bis breakfast while riding to the
office.