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UNITY CALLS A PASTOR
PASTORLES5 CHURCH INVITES
MASSACHUSETT DIVINE.

The congregation OF Unity church last
night voted to extend a call to Rev. r.
w. BOyntOn, of RosliTdaIe. Mass. Mr.
BoyntOn has occupied the pulpit of Unity
church 70" the last two Sundays and has
made very favorlbl Impression. AT a
meeting Of the church congregation held
last evening in the church parlers d vote
was taken to determine the sentiment
toward Mr.. BoyntOn. and he was found
to be the almost unanimous choice of
the members Of the church.
Mr.. Boynton is thirty years of age and
married. He is graduate of the Mead
Vile Theological school, and has been in
the ministry five years, occupying during
that time but one pulpit, that of Rosiin-
dale, suburb Of Boston, and Mr.. Boyn-
ton has won some fame as an earnest
and intellectual speaker in the larger
city. The fact that he IS already corsid-
erlng call from a Unitarian church Of
Pittsburg, O., makes the question OF his
acceptance Of the St Paul call some
what uncertain.
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shcepshead Bay Races.

NEW YORK. June ia perfect day,
a fast track and a good card attracted
a large crowd tc the Sheepshead Bay
race track today. Two fixtures We're de
cided. The Foam for two-year-olds and
the COney Island handicap were the fix
lures. Dublin won the former at the
lucrative price of 10 to l. The COney
Island handicap was a romp for the ia
VOrite, Voter. Summary:
First race. five and One-half furlongs-
Elizabeth NJ won, Beau Gallant second,
Gink third Time 1907 1-5.
Second race, six and one-half furlongs,
eetlinS-Na' v. WI. Sryscraper - 3nd.
iIeSper third Time, 1:19 As.
Third race, the Foam, five furlongs-
Dublin won, Sweet Lavender second,
Longshoreman third. Time, 1:01.
Fourth race, the Coney Island handicap,
six furlongs-VOter won, Lady Uncas
second Bendoran third. Time, 1:l3 As.
Firth race one mile-Rush won, May
Hampstead second, Iroquois Belle th.rd.
Time, 42 1-5.
Sixth race, NILE and furlons On
tuTf-lntruSive Won, Maxine Gomez sec
ond, Prince MtClurg third. Time, 1884.
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Harlem Races.

CHICAGO, June 19.-Weather, clear;
track, fast. Summaries:
First race. six furlongs-Prince Plenty
won, Tayon second, Orion third. Time,
1:l515.
Second race, one mile-Mr. Brown won,
Arthur Behan second. Wax third. Time
1:4114.
Third race half miIe-Money Muss
won, Dini-Aula second, Fred Hessig third
Time, AS.
Fourth race, one and one-sixteenth
miles-All Gold won, Advance Guard sec
ond, The Monk third Time, 40.
Fifth race, five frrlongs-I[id Cox Won
Tenny Bell second Iceni third. Time
Sixth race, one mile and a hundred
yards-The Electer won. Gold Fox Sec
ond, Erwin third. Time, 1:46A.
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MILWAUKEE, Wis. June 19-The In
ternationaI Printing Pressmen and Assist
e w Tatum OF the International Broth
erhOod of BOOkDinders, a resolution
adopted a, few days ago by that organiza-
ton which provides for commission to
amend the tripartitc agreement The mat
ter was referred to a committee A new
label, to be the property of parties TO the
tripartite agreement. is being considered
The report Of the shorter WOrkday COM
mittee showed that nine hours was al
most general. A recommendation that no
more charters be granted to unions where
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Rival Labor Organizations.

WASHlNGTON, June l9.-Two gather
lpgs OF K: of L. of North America, each
claiming to be the regular and legally
constituted legislative body of the order
were in full swing here again today, each
assembly having for its avowed object
the deposing and removal from office
OF the leader Of the rival faction.
Neither faction expects 10 fuIIy accom-
plish what it has set OUT to do without
invoking the aid Of the civil courts, and
the organization can be aVerted.
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Gatwick Races.

LONDON, June 19-At the Gatwick
summer meeting today the American
shoe handicap. of 200 sovereigns, was won
by Weetbolmds, ridden by J. Reiff. Jiffy
II. was second, with L. Rein up
The Crow plate, of 200 sovereisns. for
two-year-olds was won by North Duck
ridden by L. Reiff. The Catwick selling
handicap. of 500 sovereigns, was won by
>-aziga, with j. Reiff in the saddle
of Petersfeld |, with Rigby up.
The Dorking Welter handicap was won
by Galveston, ridden BY Rfgby
The Manor plate. of 100 sOvereigns, was
won by Corppheus, with J. Reiff in the
saddle.
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turner's object to Politics.

ture of todays session of the convention
of the Northern American Turnerbund
was a speech by a. Vahlteich. Of Chi
caSO, formerly Socialist member of the
German reichstag. Mr.. Vahteich appeal
ed to the convention to place itself on
record as being in active sympathy with
the principles of social Democracy.
Philip Andres, Of Nebraska. spoke
against the idea of bringing politics into
the association, and {. iberh;,,:It OF Bos-
ton, said he VAS a Socialist, but thought
it unWise Tor the turner's TO enter the
field of politics.
The discussion arose during the consid-
Grafton of the platform as submitted in
the majority report, with several amend
mentS
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Institute al Homennnlhr.

WASHINGTON.- June 19.-The Ameri-
can Institute of Homeopathy began its
annual session mere today DR.. Charles +.
Walton, Of Cin's matt, presiding The
chief feature of the annual convention
will be the dedication and presentation to
the government Of the beautiful statue Of
DR.. Hahnneman. on the east side Of Scott
circle, Thursday afternoon.
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q. a. X. nd West superior

VEST SUPERIOR. Wis Jyna 20 To
Inirq , Regiment band. OF Maruuetfc.
VIM winch served in Porto Rico, gave a e. n,
err tonight; Gen. Albert d. shaw. com
inlauuer-ln-chlef Of the United $ ates. de-
Hvered two addresses Headquart r. wer.
opened by Mrs. Belle w Bliss. OF Bara-
poo, department president OF the w r
g.; Mrs Flora Miller, OF Green Bay. de-
partment president Of the Ladies OF tbe
q. A. r.. and y 6. Braband. division
commander Of the Sons Of Veterans.
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MILWAIkEE. juno 10 I'm, In..T -
Eention of the international MINI, '2.' ','
sieSS convened at the executive bIildiu.
Ii,IS ,, al dIternoon. revealed 700 deIegates. rsD7
~. ntlng nearly every mining section of
~ az cDuhtfy' including Alaska and Can
qua. IN connection with the convepti,f
- - 9i, one OF me most extensive exhibits of
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Demand Uniform Wage of 81 for
Nine Hours Work

OTTAWA, Ont. June ia uniform
wage of 81 for nine hours work a day
is demanded by the linemen working
for the Canadian Pacific Telegraph com
pany. the Great Northwestern Telegraph
company, the Canada Atlantic com
pany, the Ottawa Electric Lighting com
pany, the Ottawa Electric Railway com
pany and the Beu Telephone company.
Over 200 have quit work owing to the
refusal of the companies to accede to
their demands
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A Ten-Day Vacation.

All expenses-OnIy $1,000.
1000 miles by rail
1.1G0 miles by water.
First-class sleeping cars.
First-class dining cars
First-class hotels
The finest steamer on the Lakes
Built in 1900
Get itinerary. 500 Line Ticket Office
379 Robert street
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AMATEUR BASEBALL.

The JeliEek Kids will play the Gerb rs
Wednesday afternoon at Lincoln and ST
Adams ana Will therefore POSTPONE their
game with the Grotto Street Stars 10
some future day.
The Plymouth Clothing House team viii
try conclusions with the Hastings-Rose-
mount team next Sunday at Rosemount
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Nests Hard-Earacd Money.

NEW YORK, June 19-BiIly Hanrahan.
OF New York, was knocked out in the
seventeenth round OF his fight W tn
Tommy West, Of Brooklyn, before t'e
Scuthside Sporting Club OF Coney is! I'd
tonight, after he had given Wes on o.
the wo-st punishme MS that sto k!Iy b1 II
puSilist has received since he net k.ij
Mccoy West deserves al: tie praiez.
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eastern eights on the Hudson river at
Poughkeeps.e, June. 30, viii leave Madison
tomorrow From the time of their arrival
until the day of the Eaces they VIII be
carefully trained over the courses laid
cut for the eontestse Both the coach and
the crews are confident of victory
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west yirglnin shoot.

CHARLESTON. w Va. June 19.-In
the first days shoot of the West Virginia
state Sportmen's aSso,iati-n tee highest
score, $50 out of 1S5 WAS made by J. S.
Tanning, New York. Rollo d. Heikes.
Dayton o., and Charles A Young of
Columbus, tied for second place with 179
each.
Thursday
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GREATEST OF ALL.
Fourt@ea-InDinG Game Between
Chicago and PittSburl

CHICAGO. June 19-Today's game he
tween Pittsburs and Chicago was prob
ab!y the greatest exhibition of clever
pitching. line fielding and great all
around play Of the league Season this
year But twelve hits We're made in The
Ioqi teen innings, ana only two mispl1vs.
mS. Waddeil struck out an even dozen
U ol ne locals, but gave eight passes, v hiIe
C,rlIfith famed seven and allowed but
teenth. tiuemau was Siven his base and
TItilh Won his own game with a hit to
leIt good for two bases. Attendance. l. 200
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Deaths in a Tenement Fire.

deaths have resulted from a tenement
house fire last night. and a fourth VIII
follow The dead are Mrs. Guiliana Mi
landa and her son of three years and
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Earned runs. New York 3: two-base
hit, Smith. sacrifice hit, Slagle, stoIen
bases, Van Haltren, Davis. Doyle. GIea
son :. Hickman; double play SeIbach to
Warner; LETT on bases New York 9 Phil
3. of Piatt T. off Conn =; hit by pitcher
Cross: struck out, by Piatt 1. by Conn +
by Mercer I; passed balls, Warner / Nc
F9rland l, Douglass 1; balk, Piatt; time.
2:2C; umpire, EmsHe
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Announce ntenf.

To accommodate those who are partial
to the use of atonizers In applying LIQUIDS
into the nasal passages for CATARRHAL,
TROUBLES. the proprietors prepare
Cream Balm In liquid form. which win
be known as Ely''s Liquid Cream Balm
Price including the spraying tube Is "a
cents. Druggists or by mail The LIQUID
form embodies the medicinal properties
of the solid preparation
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rure. Selected MnterinIa

only are used in the preparation Of
MALT-NUTRINE. the greatest tonic
and fOOd-drink. The name of the An
heuser-Busch Brewing Assn. its makers.
guarantees its merit. Sold by all drug
c~ic.f
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AN IDEAL TRIP.
Only $500 Per Day for Vacation
Tour, Including Expenses.

Through the 10000 islands of Georgian
Bay. Lake Huron. River St Clair Lake
St Clair, Detroit River and Lake Erie.
New exclusive passenger steamer Pitts
burg will be used for this trip. Ten
days. all expenses. Best of everything
Get itinerary. 500 LINE Ticket once.
379 Robert street
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Nasal CRtarrh quickly yields to
treatment by Ely's Cro=m Balm, which
is agreeably aromatic. It is received
through the nost1ls, clcanses and heals
the whole surface over which 1t difusea
'tself Druggists sell the sec size; Trial
size by mail. 10 cents. Test 1t and Won
are sure to continue the treatment
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MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi. June l9.-Kan-
sas City batted Harvey and Hastings all
over the field, the former going to the
bench in the middle of the fifth inning.
The latter was touch d for eleven hits,
three triples and two doubles. Gear
pitched steady ball for Kansas City. At
tendance 1,5C0 Score:
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DAYS NEWS IN BRET.

Pierce, Ariz.-News has been received
mere OF the destruction of the entire plant
OF the Commonw wealth Mining camp BY
fire -.
Pana, Ill.-The S business portion Of
Tower Hill, seVenSJniles east Of here was
destroyed by IN ineepdiary fire today
Des Moines Io.-The twenty-second an
nual convention of the Music Teachers
Natlonal association opened here today
with 500 delegates tpresent.
Washington-Tha president today an
pointed Gen. Lloyd. Wheaton colonel of
the Twentieth regaIlar Infantry and briga-
dier general of volunteers, major gener-
al OF volunteers
Galesburg. IIl.-Otis Fox. a Knox college
student and Miss Nina Wilcox, a young
lady prominent in society, were killed by
being run down bY a train while driving
across the railroadl
WashinSton-Adjt Gen Corbin received
a cable message from Gen Macarthur af
Manila, To-Day. saying that Capt OrisOn
Lee OF the Forty-ffth volunteer infantry
was drowned off the coast of Ably on the
10th inst
New YoflEIndications point to the ship
ment of at least 81 000 900 gold to Paris on
the French liner leaving this port on
| Thursday.
Buffalo y. Y-The supreme lodge.
kn,ghts of Honor, at today's session re-
Sclnded resolution CHASING Christian
Scientists or faith cuTistg as hazardous
risks.
Westinghouse statement made public
| today by the division of customs and in
suIar affairs of the war department shows
| a decrease OF $595.025 in the exports from
the port Of Havana for the first five
months of 1900, as compared with the
| same period Of 1899
Havana-Clarence Mayer, who was re-
Gently eXtradited from the United States,
charged with forgery, has been convicted
and sentene % TO eight years imprison-
ment
IndianaDolis-Rev b. A. Jenkins. pres-
5tent of the University of Indiana polls.
| has been chosen pastor of the First
Christian Church of Buffalo
Bucharest-Thes imsurrection in Bull
garia Is spreading. Fifty peasants have
beer. killed bv the military at Dekan-
LeElara. ID
Wausan Wis louis Jondreau was
struck over :he Eead with rifle in he
| hands of Adalph Ashiey. near Mosinee,
tcfIay an killed nor 10 the St. ik.n-; Of
The fatal blew. ,JQpdreau had inIii et-i
k.'ife that he caHneQ live.
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Ten Days of Rest AID Rccreatlon.

LOO miles by water through the 30 900
islands Of Georgian Bay. Lake Huron
River and Lake ST. Clair. Detroit River
and Lake Erie. New Steamer Best or
everything. All expenses Included FOR
ten days. $1,000. Get itinerary, 500 LINE
Ticket Office 80 Robert street
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MADISON. Wis. June 19-The two
Of Winconsin, that will meet the crack
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his victory in which Han;ahan showed TO
much better advantage. and his defeat
was only due TO lack of experience in fast
ring tactics. He is big and powerful but
\Nest is bis master. in science.
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BOSTON MEN WERE oUTPLAYED
Chan'ni0ra Put Up the Better Game
All Ar""nd-St. Louis Now Last
in the Bace-aIinneapo-
lis Loses.
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
Boston at New York.
Brooklyn IT Philadelphia
Pittsbutg at Chicago.

bOSTON Mass, June 19.-Bro okiyn
oui9layed Boston today at al points and
won easily. making it four straight Will
lis was Very wild. Stahls left field work
vas the feature. Attendance, 2,500. Score:
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gentleman delights game playing
making
visiting evening hand family
in
enjoys cracking making pert speeches game
the able by
laughter emphatay pay
lpans Tabule take laugh She there
TbuIes and
he swallowed sort Of for his petance weeks
had been the
asked after the usual greeting How abont the MTns3 His
Iabe swallowed
Joke perhaps but RPans a3es and have become friends
They garnhed bottom gues don't
qnd laugh ranch Amelia does bat laugh than used and
feel n better spirits cl tie ima'
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Never fails!" Never varies." Never
harms" Wonderful "Orangeine," the
pain-destrOyer.
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S40.a0 for 2.7e8-FaiLe personally conduct
ed excursion. All expenses included Get
Itinerary, 500 Line Ticket Office, 379 Rob
e-S street
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New Binding. Twlne. &c Lb. i,

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3 @ 9ns saa ~ M9n9 ssd ak y 7s Ge %
ts aCeLe
G%s Enenas P R9ops rev" Weeks
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ROBERTS SUPPLY HOUSE.
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InternntionaI Mining Cor,.r,...

OF Mrs. Milandas was 40 hail, b,,-....,
that it cannot survive. ''7o
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BATTEp OUT A VICTORY.

off Weyhing /; struck out. by weighing
l. by Hahn 1; time, 2:O5; umpire, Terry
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TRY GRAIN-o! TRY GRAIN-oi

Ask.your Grocer To-Day TO snow you "a
package of GRAIN-O. the new food
drink that takes the place Of coffee. The
children may drink it without injury as
well as the adult. All who try it like It.
GRAIN-O has that rich seal brown OF
Mocha or Java. but it is made from pure
grains, and the most delicate stonna ch
receives it without distress. u the price
of coffee. 15c. and Z5 cts. per package
Sold by all grocers
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LINEMEN ON STRIKE.

more than nine hours was worked wa.
voted down.
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Totals / 81 4.271sI d i'''''S q Il "Z'i''

Detroit .............0 o 0 3 0 o o %
Cleveland ..........0 0 0 1 o ii
Earned runs. Detroit >. Cleveland !:
ttWo-base hits, ElberfeId. Lachance: three
NioX stolen bases Pickering. FIo me-:
first base on balls. off Cronin /. off H1rt
/; first base on errors, C Cleveland |: let
on bases; Detroit 2, Cleveland :: wild
pitches Hart 1, Cronin l; time. 1:4O: ,un-
pire. DwYer. -r
TWO ERRORS WERE FATAL
INDIANAPOLIS. June f9-Amote was
very erratic today handing twelve mon
bases as gifts. but kept the three hits so
well scattered that runs could not be
scored. Kellum pitched great ball. but
two errors behind him We're fatal. Ar
tendance, 14OO Score:
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Kansas City Drove Minneapolis

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
Kansas City at Minneapolis
Milwaukee at Chicago.
Buffalo at indianapolis.
Cleveland at Detroit
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NaIIsas ~ Clty ......O e-l3
Earned runs, Kansas CITY ). two-b9se
nits, WilnOt. Nance. LaIly, Wagner
o. OBrien; three-base hits DUNCAN, Hemp
nil, Cough in; bases on balls, off II4rvey
by Harvey ?. by Has ings l. by Gear 4;
wild pitches. Harvey 3. Hast ngs 1: passed
6au: Wilson: double play Smith t. Alb
plttichlo TO Werdan; eft on bases MINI
anohS ). Kansas Citv 7: stolen bases
Wagner Wilson: sacrifice hits. Abbattia-
c,flo- Stewart WIS n: time 2:05; umpire
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Earned runs Chicago 5, Mflwaukee ;:
left on bases, Chicago ? Milwaukee 4;
two-base hits Hoy, Mcfarland, Waldron;
three-base hit, Hartman; sacrifice hit,
Reldy; stolen base WaldrOn; double
plays. Fisher to Shugart to IsbeH. HOY
to Shugart; struck out. by Fis..s,, ?. BY
Reidy l; bases on balls off Fisher :; time.
1:36; umpire Mcdonald
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DWNER MS HASTY.

DETROIT Mich. June l9.-Umpiie
DWyer wel-nigh rre cipita e1 a f ee tight
today, when he put Eiberfed out of the
game for comparatiVe-y no cause The
short stop had made foul, and Dwyer
called strike. What's the ma ter wi
you, said Elberfeld, "a he turned around.
ana DWyer Immediately put him out of
the game As Dwyels stood under the
stand ordering the short Stop TO The eli
house a SPECTATOR dro2p d a chair on his
head, but it did not injure him seriously.
Gray, Wno succeeded e Eberre7d. made Il q
error in the ninth which gave Cleye a-d
the winning run. Attendance, ,EOl Score:
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,+,Gritiith declared out for interference
inning ran scored with two out
LeIJ on bases, none; tWo-base hits
- Brlen, Williams Griffith; sacrifice hits
McCormick. Mccarthy; stolen bases
SnnsmIn >; double plays, Ely to Cooley:
Tassed bah, Schriver: bases On balls afi
Critiith /, Of MaddelI s.; wild pitch
Griffith; time, hours; umpire hurst
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Bucharest-Thes insure ection in Bull
garit Is spreading. Fifty peasants have
beeI. killed by the military at Dekan-
LeElara. IL
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!'a' Itl Tor W.IIis in the Mn. h.
Earned runs. Boston 1. Bro klyn 3: two
pass h!ts. Jennings ,; three base hits
Jones'; home runs. DAILY. Long. Jennings:
stolen b2. e.. kee or, Jore = Crcs 6oub-
BE BE Play DahIen 20 DAILY to Jennings;
son ,; hi by bail. Mcclure. ], m re-s.
struck out. by Willis /; wild ii ch. vii
us; time. Pa. umpire, O'Day
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COULD EoT HIT MERCER.
Why Philadelphia Lost to the New
Workers.

PHlLADEL LPHIA. June 19.-Philadel-
Phla was unable to hit Mercer to any ad-
vantage ON the other hand Piatt gave
bases on balls in the inning in which New
York did It's hitting. Attendance, 1906
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IndianaDolis-Rev B. A. Jenkins. presi-
dent of the University of Indiana poll =
has been chosen pastor of the First
Christian Church OF Buffalo
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Totals 2-t2-2-L1-I 1


+Batted for Weyhing in The ninth
Earned runs, St Louis > Cincinnati 4.
sacrifice hits, Irwin ,, Corcoran / doIbIa
plays, quinn to keister 10 McGann; pass
e. bail, Robinson; stolen base Corcoran.
three-base hit. Crawford; base on balls
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HIT THE BOTTOM.
st. Louis Now in Last Place in Big
League Race

ST. LOUIS, June 19-Cinc:nnati mad,
Il four stra ght today St. Louis is now
IN last place; She played listless bali to-
uay on the bases. The visitors punched
their hits. Attandance -hl Sccrn:
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CHICAGO BT-NCHED HITS

CHICAGO, H.. June 19.-The home team
won today 5 game by punching their hits
mans three -bagger sending in the final
run. Chicago fielded perfectly Attend
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TWO ERRORS WE'RE FATAr,

Bases on balls. by Kellum u. by Amole
l; struck out, by KeIIum 5, by AmoIe );
hit by pitcher, by Amole l; two-base hits
Amole. Sharon: three-bose hits. Powers,
Hickey; left on bases. Indianapolis H.
Buffalo s. umpire Cantillon; time. I:45
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Havana-Clarence Mayer, who was re-
Gently eXtradited from the United States,
charged with forgery, has been convicted
and sentenc ~c. TO eight years fnprison-
ment
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Washington-A statement made public
today by the division of customs and in
sular affairs of the war department shows
a decrease OF $685. in the exports from
the port OF Havana for the first five
mouths of 1900. as compared with the
same period of 1899
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-05-18

at the latter. city. To insure sue
cess, the boys ought to bride a
Cando umpire to run the game for
them.
A piano recital will be given in
the Masonic hall, May %, by Miss
Prindeville's music class. A card
party will follow the musical, the
whole being for the benefit of the
Eastern Star. Everybody invited.
Admission, Is cents.
A. E. Hodgkinson has on ex-
hibition in his windows some fine
china, painted by Elizabeth j.
Stpner. The decorations show
remarkable talent5in this line.
If your dealer does, not carry
the Lanpher hat. ask him to pet
it for you. It gives better wear
for the money than any other hat
in the market.
G. B. Kendall was united in
marriage to Miss Jessie B. Humph-
rey, of St. Paul, by Rev. Murchi-
son last Monday. The newly
married couple will reside in
Grand Harbor. G. B. is one of
Ramsey county's big farmers, and
an old settler. We extend con-
gratulations.
Another case of diphtheria has
appeared in the city, and as a re-
suit, the first, second, and third
grades of the school have been
closed. Little Ferdinand DeFiore
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-05-18

Prof. Marshall has left the.
employ of Desilets & Co.
and is now operating a chair in;
Beegel & Rawson's tonsorial
establishment.
You cannot make a stylish man
without a stylish hat. The Ian
pier hat, made by Lanpher, Finch
&sSkinner, st. Paul, meets every
requirement..
Work was begun Monday on
layingthe ties. and rails for the
new Chauta1lqua railroad a
large gang tof-men is engaged in
the work.
r. L. Cleveland & Son are the
agents for the Buffalo Pitts thresh.
er and engines, and they still sell
the McC ormick machinery.
For some time the portion ofthe
Fisher block occupied by Branch
flowers clothing store has been
gradually saggi9g in the center.
A stone foundation was laid
beneath it this week.
Everyone who wants to sell city
or farm property should deal ex-
clusively with VIM. II. Brown &
Go. They have been able to make
sales where others have failed.
The local ball team will play
the Grand Forks team on Decora.
ton day, the game to take place