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The Wahpeton times., 1900-07-19
COURTS FULLY ORGANIZED.

Commissions for Hawaiian Officials Arrive
Mt Honolulu.
CHICAGO, July ls.-A special To- The
Record from Honolulu, July 8, says:
The commissions for all the territorial
judges arrived by the steamship Aus.
tralia aud the territorial courts are now
fully organized. The first business to
come before them was q large number
of naturalization cases. Those seeking
naturalization are all men who have
lived here from s to 80 years.
E. Faxon Bishop has been commits
stoned by number Of plantations to
proceed to Porto Rico to enlist planra.
ton laborers there among the planta.
ton laborers of that island. The pro-
ject of importing negro labor. or labor
in which there is an admixture Of negro
blood, is meeting with very much popu-
lar opposition, but the planters seem
determined to make the experiment
vith il
The Wahpeton times., 1900-07-19

1t may seem strange to many
people that two running mates
may be thought better than
one. The idea is to divide the
electors in certain states be-
tween the democrats and the
populists, and then have either
Towne or Stevenson withdraw
in favor of the other. just be-
fore the electors meet to cast
their votes.
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will any considerable part
of the democratic party which
supported BRYAN in 1896 now
support McKinley?" "No."
will any considerable part of
the republican party that sup
ported Mckinley in 1896 now
support Bryan ?" "Most as.
suredly-anti-imperi alis t S.
Then, even if the gold demo
Gratis vote as they did in 1896
Bryan will be stronger than
before, and as something like
25,0OO votes, rightly distribut
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The census figures for the
District of Columbia are nearly
ready to be given out. When
they have been, and those of
Alaska, Arizona, New Mexico,
Oklahoma, Indian Territory,
Porto Rico, Guam, Hawaii,
Tutuila aud the Philippines
are also known, the country
will find out how many Ameri-
cans there are who may be
governed "outside the Consti-
tution."
The Wahpeton times., 1900-07-19

The issues in the campaign
cannot be set out by conven-
tions, nor compelled by stump
speakers. The people deter
mine them for themselves and
are guided in their voting by
them. If democracy had neg
lected every issue except sill
yer in its platform, Imperialism
would still have been para
mount. and would still have
decided the election.
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The administration will not
negotiate with the Filipinos
until they lay down their arms,
but it will make all unofficial
pledge to agree to certain
specified demands as soon as
they do surrender. This is
beating the old boy around the
stump in good earnest.
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-. : =
he Times believes there /. !.
gang of conscienceless money
changers back of the McKinlev
administration, who would
plunder "our new possessions.
in the manipulation Of lattera
public franchises and offaces.
in the guise of Godliness ant,
patriotism; and this is one of
the reasons why we believe
the American people ought to
vote, to, in due time, give Cuban
and the Philippine peoples
their freedom.
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Excursion Train to Clitheral, July 90.
July 29th the n. p. will run
a special train to Clitheral,
leaving Wahpeton about Z am.
Returning will leave Clitheral
at 8 p. nj. The rate will be one
fare for the round trip. This
vii. give everybody an oppor-
tunity to enjoy the day in boat
ing, fishing and bathing. A
good ball game and other at
fractions will be arranged for.
L. p. GELLERMAN. Agent.
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Love in Kansas.

A Kansas poet in the Wichita
Eagle, his soul burning with
emotion and ardor, sings:
hugged her closer and closer to me!
Ny red blood ran with heat intense!
While the matldened flashes of love ran
through me
Like prairie fire through barb-wire
fence!
And yet some eloquent fake
had the assurance to tell the
Mothers Congress recently
that "nlan cannot love."-Den-
yer Post.
The Wahpeton times., 1900-07-19
1t is now announced that the

1t is now announced that the
supreme court will not get a
chance to hear the "outside of
the Constitution" theory of the
republican party until the first
Monday in December. The con.
spiracy of the administration
to stave off a judicial determine
alton of this subject until afte,
the election, has evidently sue
ceeded.
The Wahpeton times., 1900-07-19

Cleveland's declaration that
he isn't pleased with the Kan
-sas City platform. reminds one
of the story of the man who
asked grace in SO low tone
that lie could not be heard. On
one occasion one of the com
pany calling attention to this
the orator retorted: II WASN'T
speaking to you, sir" The
Democracy wasn't speaking te
Grover.
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cannot spare more than this.
Yet, he has some 65,OOO under
his command. Evidently the
insurrection has been sup
pressed. and 1.-The war is over"
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L''nce more we are told that
the Sultaa will ray up. Pos
sibly he has been touched by
the news from China; possibly
he has only been touched" by
Uncle Sam, and, possibly, he
hasn't been touched at all.
Time will show.
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Unclaimed Letters,

Unclaimed letters in the
Wahpeton post Office for the
week ending July 16, 1900.
GENTLEMEN.
Bartlett, II. E.
Bendickson, 7.
Colby, L. B.
DeWolfe, James
Erickson. Chas.
Ferris, Frank
Hanson, Louis
Jenkins, Hilie
Massion, ]. H.
LADIES.
Heiss, Mrs. Arthur
Sutter, Miss Lena
Call for advertised letters.
Don r. DAVIDSON, p. NJ.
The Wahpeton times., 1900-07-19

Won't somebody raise the
drop curtain Of the stars and
stripes and expose the corrup-
tion in Cuban. Porto Rican and
Philippine affairs that is being
carried on behind it's shining
folds.
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sious City Live Stock.

Sioux City Live Stock.
SIOUX CITY, La. July II.
CATTLE-Narket steady.
Sales ranged at $A.9OG5 Is for beeves;
e25@4Uo for cows, bulls and mixed;
A5O@4.O for stockers and feeders:
$S50a9i.3S for calves and yearlings
HOGS-Siarketo o4lOc lower. Range of
prices. $4G1l@5.00
Receipts: Cattle. 6o0s hogs, 1900.
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LATEST MARKET REPORT.
Duluth Grain.

Duluth Grain.
DULUTH, Julyl7.
WAEAT-Cash No. hard, sos<c; No
I Northern S9Ac: No. 9. 77c: No. 3,
7Sa4c. TO Arrive-No. hard, so1sc: No.
l Northern. 1850: July. 1870; Ssptem-
ber. 76Ic: Deoembes, 7Stc.
FIAX-Cash, ,slso; September, 81 42]1
October, $l.S5.
The Wahpeton times., 1900-07-19

By a mighty effort the ad-
Ininistration has been able to
send one additional regiment
from Manila to the rescue of
Americans in China. But,
Gen. McArthur cables that he
The Wahpeton times., 1900-07-19

The women of the United
States are becoming interested
in China, now that they learn
that the troubles there are
likely to boom the price of tea.
The Wahpeton times., 1900-07-19

Isn't it about time for the
Chinese emperor to come out
with an announcement that
the report of his death has
been greatly exaggerated.
The Wahpeton times., 1900-07-19
Kansa. Drourbt Rroler.

KANSAS CRY, July 1s.-Northern
Kansas is drenched with heavy rains.
The downfall breaks a drought of five
weeks duration and comes none too
soon to save the corn crop.
The Wahpeton times., 1900-07-19

Teddy has started in OH his
work of pulling Mckinley
through" and the strain has
already become tremendous.
The Wahpeton times., 1900-07-19
Notice.

The Board Of County Commis-
sioners will receive scaled bids for
the furnishing $50 cords of lamar
ack wood, 10 cords of maple wood
aud 10 tons of best hard coal, to be
delivered at poor farm and court
house. Bids to be opened August
18th. 1900, at 2 o'clock p. M, the
board reserving the right to reject
any and all bids.
Dated July 18th, 1900.
By order of the board.
NJ. A. WIPPERMAN,
County Auditor.
Don't miss the Winnipeg ex-
Thursday, July Is.
The Wahpeton times., 1900-07-19

Hasn't the white mans bur.
den become a little yellow III
these recent DAYS.
The Wahpeton times., 1900-07-19

Does Mark Hanna's degree of
IL. d. mean Doctor of "'Lec-
tions?" If so, it is we'll merited.
He has certainly doctored the
returns CROUCH.
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The wahpeton Times
GEO. p. CARRIED.
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For President.
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN.
of Nebraska.
For Vics-Presidcnt.
ADLAI STEVENSON.
of Illinois
COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For Sherin-Geo f. Moody.
Register of Deeds-Peter johnson.
County Treasurcr-A.J j. Formancck.
County Autiitor-Orin Albrecht.
States Attorney-Gustav Schulcr.
Clerk of Court-.lohn s. johnson.
County Judge-Frceman circuit.
County Supt. of Schoo,s-Mrs. j. II. Knox.
Coroner-Dr. d. c. Steele.
Justices of the Peace-Iver Casperson. Wal
colt; August Gollnick. Hankinson: j. NJ
Hynes, lidgerwood: Thos. Eagen. Summit.
Constablcs-P. Ellingson. walcott: Charles
Herman. Mantador: Mic Schulthcis. Hankin
sou.
Commissioner. First District-C. A. Ulven.
Second Dis,rict-Alfred Coppin.
Third District-John HolthuScu.
acknowledgements E. Hunger
Hankiuson: II. T.. Crandall. ColfaN: N
Arntson. Barrie.
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BASE BALL SCORES.
Amc rican Leax

American League.
At Buffalo. 4; Minneapolis. 8
At Detroit. 8; Milwaukee, 1.
Satioaal League.
At Brooklyn. 81 New York, Z.
At Boston, s; Philadelphia, /.
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ed, would have elected him
then, the chances are decided
ly in his favor now.
The Wahpeton times., 1900-07-19
s.. Paul Union st.es x.r<,.

b. P0ul Union Stuck Y0rdA.
SOUTH ST. PAUL, July IL.
HoGS-Market opensd' '15GlOc lower;
closed lu@l5c lower. Range of prices
AS5@5. OK.
CATTLE-Prices steady.
Sales ranged at SS.75e4.25 for choice
butcher COWS and heilers; sAO@5. 80
for choice butcher steers; 81 25@3.50 for
fat bulls; S4O0@5.35 for veal calves;
$Saj0a S5 for srockers and feeders.
SHEEP-Market on fat lambs steady
fat sheep weak.
Sales ranged at saoo@a2s for sheep;
t5. 5094.35 for lambs.
Recepts: Hogs, $500; sheep 1850; cat
tie, l,9JO: calves. $40.
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Minneapolis, Wheat.

Minneapolis, Wheat.
MINSEAPoLIs, July II.
WHEAT-In StoreNo l Northern,
July, So14c; September, 763<c; December,
771so. On Track-No. hard, 7ykc;
No Northern, IKE; No. } Northern,
sSc
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tive-Rcprcscn,ativcs: E. Hunger.
Hankiason: II. T.. Crandall. ColfaN: N.
Arntson. Barrie.
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Chicago Union stock Yards.

CHICAGO, July II.
CATTLE-Markes steady.
Sales ranged at $5.O0@5.7O for good to
prime steers; Si.oo@aO for poor to me-
dunn; <S.7o@465 for stockers and feed.
ers: $aOO@5.l0 for cows and heifers:
tA.a0@A.0J .or Texas fed steers
HOGS-Mafket lOc clower.
Sales ranged at s. .O015.3o for mixed
and butchers; $5.0eao.3o for good to
choice heavy: $4.So@5.95 for rough
heavy; $a00@5.3O for light. Bulk Of
sales. S5.15@5.25.
SHEEP-Steady to strong and 1O@l5c
lower.
Sales ranged at $alo@i. Is for sheep;
, e4.5O@6. 20 for lambs
The Wahpeton times., 1900-07-19
Chicago Grain and Provtsiona

CHICAGO, July II.
WHEAT-July 76ss@76hc, September
B1i@719sc
CORN-July ss1zc. August ssss @Dxc,
September S91i0SYs4c
OATS-July .sssc, August 2s3<c. Sep.
tenn Der 23Ac.
PORK-July ell55. September $ll ~.
FLAX-Cash 4l.s), September N.4l,
October tl.3l11.
POULTRY-Dressed turkeys t@7c,
chickens S1s99, spring chickens ll@.4c.
BUTTER-Creameries l5@l7c, dairy
l5@lsc.
EGGS-Fresh llo
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-29
BERKLEY NE VS. and ADVERTISEMENTS

the Junior Endeavor Society this after
noon at 2:30 O'clock,
Because of the thrush OF spring
household goods which occupies his
room used in displaying goods. Mr. W.
l.. Berkley is Offering for the next
three days a lot of house hold goods at
large reduction. See ad.
MIR. j. w. Goodwin left yesterday for
Isle of Wight county to visit mis- par
en.s.
See 7. H. Roane & Cos. ad. in this
issue calling special attention to their
fine line of candies, novels, stationery,
etc.
The Democrats of the town will hold
a meeting Tuesday night at 8 o'clock p.
M. for the purpose of nominating
counclmen and executive committee
men. The meeting will be held in
French's Hall next to Frey's wharf.
This afternoon at $50 o'clock the Nor
folk and Berkeley Baptist Sunday School
Association will meet at Berkeley Ave-
nue. Baptist Church. Berkeley. Five
minute talks will be made on THE
Best Plan to Make Sunday Schools
More Efficient
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-29

The next admonition OF the apostle
Is TO be strong. Not man OF dough.
who can be shaped for occasions. bur
man with backbone and convection.
To be strong one must exsroise-the
soldier must dril before entering the
battle. SO in the Spiritual battle we
must exercise to be strong in the faith
of our Lord Jesus Christ. Prayer is
II good exercise to gain the desired
strength. Daily Bible reading is an
other
We cannot be strong in our own
strength. but we can "be strong in
the Lord. and in the power OF his
might So this eNhortaton comes TO
each man individually. watch We. stand
fast in the faith. quit you like men, bs
strong.
My brothers OF the Knights or Pyth-
las. | do not know of any more appro-
pirate words to speak to you than the
words OF this old and strong apostle.
In the days OF old. In the Time of the
teudal lords and chiva.ry. ii meant
something TO be knight None but the
nobility and high born could wear this
crest. Each man was put through a
school before he was admitted to
kniGhthood. Re had to be strong, vir-
tuous. true. and bravc--iu few words,
he must be man. Then at the time
he received the rank he wore a white
tunlc Il girdle. a sable armor all with
symbolic meaning. the white purity. the
glrdle truth. chastity virtue: the sable
armor reminded him of death. He
swore to defend the weak, to protect
the oppressed. TO uphold virtue aud
purity. and to champion the cause of
womankind.
To-day, my brothers. every man, and
not only the nobility, has the chance
of being true Knight and your or.
der, which has for its motto upon its
banners. Friendship. Charity and Be
ncvolence. can uphold the weak, help
the poor. raise the oppressed, support
the widow and her children, uphold
purity and chastity, and elevate the
home.
Knights of old were soldiers of the
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-29
WILL MAKE BOXES.
New Firm To Begin Operating In
Berkeley Monday.
Steamer Old Point Comfort Undergoing
overhauiing Meeting OF senior c. T..
Society This Afternoon Democrats To
Nominate counciincn Tuesday Night
Brief Mention.

The steamer Old Point Comfort, of
the n. Y. p g. n. Railroad. was hauled
out at Thomas railway yesterday for
general overhauling. She Will be run
for the c. & o. between Norfolk and
Newport News. and Will make her first
trip next Sunday. When she come
off the ways she will be white instead
OF red with buzz stack and black
ring, the style recently adopted by the
c. so.
The Berkeley Box and Lumber Com
pany. new firm. under the manage
ment of Mr.. w. L. Winborno. q we'll
known lumber dealer will begin ope-
rating Monday. The firm proposes TO
Manufacture boxes and building mate
RAJ. The site is Freys mill. that Inns
recently been undergoning repairs for
that purpose.
This Afternoon ut o'clock. at the
meeting of the Senior Christian En-
ueavor Society. recently reorganized at
me Main Street Christian Church, there
WI DC conservation service con-
Guc,eo by the president, Mr., j. f. Nc
G!nn!s' AS there are several commit
tees to be elected after the service the
piesiuent REQUESTS Il full attendance.
Dr. ~. w. Dunaway will preach at
the Berkeley Avenue BAPTIST Church
ms evening n 0-1tUCh
MY. ard Mrs. John Scott. after n
r p,s, visit 10 their mother. Mrs G..
olsnaroon. on Liberty street, have left
Tor Michigan. their future home.
Mrs. ri. :. Eley, Of Chestnut street
accompanied by her granddaurh,er
Miss Ethel fortress. of Norfolli is
visiting her sister. Mrs. z. Toms. in
Hertford. \. c.
See town license notice in this is
sue Tor the year beginning May /. 1900.
captain Joseph Hill. Sr.. of Eliza
beth City. y. c., has moved to this
city and is residing on Liberty street
Bennic Louise. the little daughter
Oh Canthin ard Mrs. j. II. Hell. is quite
Ill at their home.
Mr.. J. +. Brtton, wife and son. Mr.
5. y. Britton. of Oakdale. have pur-
CHASED Il farm near Hickory. Va.
where they will reside in future.
! Mrs, w. j. Luke is quite III at her
nome on Berkeley avenue.
Mrs. j. w. Beaslcy and Mrs 7 u
Harris. OF Mcnltant. ara visiting friends
ana ID, reiatlvcs IN Baltimore.
The tug Bentley is laid up at Can
mons wharf undergoing inspection nv
U. s., Inspectors Nicholson and John.
| son.
y program of special interest has
been prepared and will be rendered al
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-29
TICKS FROM
THE WIRES

Havana. April 2S.-The wife OF Major
Genera! james II. Wilson. Military
Governor OF the Department of Matan-
zas-Santa Clara. died this afternoon
from the effects OF the burns accider-
tally received while driving with har
daughter. While alighting from be.r
carriage she stepped on a match. which
ignited her dress.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Wood. General
Chaifee and Adjutant- General t,}charSs
telegraphed condolences. ana gresf
sympathy is expressed by every ono
Cubans and Americans alike, for the
Wilson family.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-29
GINGER IN THE INFIELD.

The infield of the Norfolk team does
quick, snappy work, such as often dis
concerts an opposing team and wins a
game. The baseball people of this vi
entity know how Freddy" Armstrong
holds down first base and it is use
less to. say anything in praise of him,
save that he is in as good trim as ever.
Spratt at second. cannot be easily i'm
proved upon. Jim Smith. at short, bids
fair to be the life of the game. Sull-
van, third baseman, won't let any ball
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-29
Breckenridge Stands Alone.

By telegraph to virginian- pliot.)
Frankfort, ny. April 2S.-Attorney-
General Breckenridge to-day enjoys the
distinction of being the only officer in
Kentucky whose title is not in litigsl-
ton Judge Clifton ]. Pratt. the Re-
publican contestee. failed to ale a super
sedeas bond prior to last night. ana the
undisputed title passed to Breck,--
ridge.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-29

schools. In the professions, in the home.
God give US men of character;
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-29

When the whistle blows and Umpire
mouth teams to play BALI tomorrow
evening at o'clock there will doubtless
be crowded bleachers and grand stand
to witness the opening of the State
League season on the local grounds be-
tween the two teams which, it is pre-
dcted. will be the hottest of rivals for
supremacy in the league.
From what has already been seen of
the playing OF the men who are to up
hold Norfolk's standing in the percent
age column it Is safe prediction TO
say that the boys across the Elizabeth,
who call themselves "Brady's Band of
Beers" will have warm proposition
to face. And there is no doubt but
that they will face it with vim and
courage, for the Beers" have demon
strated that they will not be bores to
the" rooters" and other lovers of the
game III milder form, who are gener-
ally designated in baseball vernacular
as "enthusiasts.'
Doubtless "rooters" for the Ports
mouth team will come over by the hun
dreds to witness the game and encour-
age their players to make the "Phe-
noms" OF Manager Smith 'look like
thirty cents" as they threaten to do
II goes without saying that the Nor
folk team will have all the moral sup
prt from the beachers and grand
stand that is needed.
II. r. Craige, the league umpire who
VIII oficiate, comes from Atlanta He
has umpired for several years in the
old Southern League, now defunct.
Mayor c. Brooks Johnston will step
into the box at o'clock. and getting q
good swing of his arm will send the
first ball across the plate, and then the
game will have commenced.
The batting order of the Norfolk team
will be as follows: Spratt, 2b.; Jim
Smith, 8. s.; j. Smith. +. f.; Armstrong.
1b.; Sullivan. 3D.; Pulsifer, !. f.; Mel
son. c.; McCloud, p; Jones, c. f. Mat
thews will probably pitch also.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-29

God give us men Of might:
God give us men who serve thee,
III darkness and in light.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-29
A STRONG BATTERY.

The Norfolk team is especially strong
in it's battery. The four pitchers are all
up TO snuff" although Tierney has
been little rusty up to the present.
His fine record Is assurance. however
that he will come around all right, and
be able to face anything in the league.
McCloud is as speedy as one of the
KearsaEge's new guns. His list of
strikeouts is likely to run very high.
considering his brilliant beginning. The
fans like him.
Matthews and Flanagan are good
nur, too. Ffrcy have worked SO little
here that the local enthusiasts have
been unable to form an opinion as vet
as to their efficiency in the box. But
they. both have regulations as top
notchers.
Nelson. the catcher has been threat
ened with pneumonia. but he has gotten
well, and will he at backstop in to-mor
rows game. and this important position
will be we'll filled.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-29
oRIsM0UIH ADVERTISEMENTS AND TELEGRAPH

ginia State League, viz: Tannehill.
Lever. McJames. Kitson, Willis, Bailey
and Ortiz. pitchers: Stahl. Sheckard,
MEYERS, McCreery. Gier, Fultz, Dolan
and Steelman. fielders.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
Philadelphia, April 2S.-Philadelphla
INDUCED in a batting matinee to-day
at the expense of Pitcher Doheny.
Every man on the team with the ex-
ception of one made at least one hit
ana doubles were numerous. In the Sc
Nenth, eleven men batted, five hits
were made, three being doubles and the
inning Melted the Phillies seven runts
New York only made one run, that in
the eighth. on a two base hit by Sal
'oach and single by Doyle. Atten-
dance, 11.I69. Score:
R.H.E
New York 100 oooo1o-l /
fniiadelphia Il 3 . 3 8 Z 0 x-19 II 1
Batteries: Doheny and Warner.
Donahue and Mcfarland Umpire-con-
molly Attendance-1l,7 100. Time-2:25.
Brooklyn. N. Y. April 2s-with
hiennedy's brilliant pitching and sharp
iielding behind him, Boston was never
in the hunt to-day a home run drive
by Jones with the bases full sent
Nichols to the bench at the end of the
iirSt inning. Dineen. who succeeded
MN. was effective until the sixth De-
Monts second base play was the fea-
ture Attendance. 5000. Score.
Boston :. 10000 O0o1o-1 G /
Brooklyn :. IS 0 o 0O311 x-1011 O
teiies:. Rttttt,t,, iciiois and Clarke:
Kennedy and MCGUIRE. Umpire-Ens-
lie. Time-1:55
Pittsburg. Pa. April 2S-When Pitts
burg tied the score in the eighth inn
ing there were hopes of her winning the
only real game played here this season.
but Wagncr's error and good batting by
Cincinnati in the tenth gave the visit
ors five runs and three straights. Nc
Creery's batting and fielding was the
feature. Attendance. $500. Score:
R.H.E.
Fittsburg -. 100000 o1oo-4 Q
Cincinnati :. 1910 90 5-713 .
Batteries: CHESHIRE and thinner;
Newton and Kahoe. Umpire-Swart-
wood. Time-2:l5.
Chicago. April 2s-Both teams strug-
gled for nine innings to-day without
getting Il man Over-the plate. the game
being strictly n pitchers battle. Cling
mans error started off in the tenth
Burkett was hit with pitched ball. and
n double and single followed. counting
for three runs. Chicago scored one run
on a gift and an out and Dungans
single. Attendance 7,10O Score:
RH.E.
Chicago -. 90 0 o 90 Oo1-1 3 .
st. Louis -. 0 O o 0 20 "a .
Batteries: Garvin and Donahue;
Young and O'Connor. Umpire-O'Day.
Time-2:10.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES.
Milwaukee, +: Chicago A.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-29

AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES.
Milwaukee, 3; Chicago, 4.
Cleveland. IA; indianapolis. z.
Buffalo. II; Detroit. Z.
Minneapolis, .; Kansas City, 1.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-29

church. They were her warriors. Up
on their breasts they wore the cross.
Cannot we be knights for Christ and
nave the cross enshrined in our hearts?
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-29

Chicago -. 90 5000 ii ;
st. Louis -. 0 O o 0 0 20 o "a Z
Batteries: Garvin and Donahue
Young and O'Connor. Umpire-ODay
Time-o:1O