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the United States to build, own and con,
troll said canal, absolutely free from
European dictation. The Clayton BuIwer
treaty, as is so clearly shown by Mr.. Hep
burn, long ago ceased to have any bind.
Ing force by reaann Of the 3onduct OF
Great Britain. That being true, we
should strictly adhere to the Monroe doc
trine, and stand by our traditional policy
that Europe will not be re rmitted to in.
terrneddle with cis-Atlantic affairs. 1t is
to the Monroe doctrine that we, as a
republic. must look for safety. We should
never under any circumstances even
tacitly admit that Europe has the right
to so much as interrogate us on Amer1-
can questions, much less 10 limit our
action"
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TO MEET JUNE 8.
New York Democratic Convention
CaIIed for. That Date.


Called for That Date.
NEW YORK, April 2o,-The New York
state Democratic convention has been
called to meet in this7-city. June 8. The
convention is to select seventy-two dele
gates to the Democratic national conven-
ton at Kansas City
About three quarters. Of the fifty mem
bers Of the committee were present, and
the rest were represented by proxy. For
mer Gov. David B. Hill said:
1T is our year this year. You can
say that there is harmony with big H
in the Democratic party of the state
That's all 1 have to say"
Mr.. Hills statement that harmony once
more prevailed was repeated by Chair
man Campbell Eliot F. Danforth, An
drew A. Mclean Of Rockland; F. ]. Illig,
fof Buffalo, and several others.
The upstate Democrats want Bryan, 20
said Mr.. Mclean.
The idea seemed to prevail that ex-Sen-
ator Murphy Richard Croker. ex-senator
Hill and probably James Shevlin. Of
Brooklyn, would be the delegates at
large.
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Auuhduct Races.

NEW YORK, April 2O.-Only two ia
vorites won at Aqueduct today, these
being Buffoon and Princess Otilie Sum-
First race. four and half furlongs-
Glenwood won, Gracious second, Robert
Waddell third. Time, :57
Second race, about seven furlongs-
Buffoon won, Alex second, Sweet Cap
oral third. Time, 1:26 2-5
Pr1ncess Ottllie won, Hi ia second, Della
Gee third. Time, 81
Fourth race five and a half furlongs-
Sir Christopher won, Pink Domino Sec
one, G. e. Wightman third Time, los is.
Fifth race. five and half furlongs-
Manitoban won Cupidity second, The
Sixth race, five and a half furlongs-All
Gold won, Zanone second, GoIdone third.
Time LOS 3-5
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TOMMY wARREN's JOKE.
Terry McGovern Whipped Him In :.
Single Round

NEW YORK. April 2O.-Terrv Mccov.
Ws eTn rG tne +b bfeafdherweight champion, was
rem, OF Brooklyn, at the end Of The y tirs, Irs
fo9nd tt til1 OF what was to have been a twen. We
tEyIhnpeIroGnd N.Y.; oII bout before the Broadway
Warren is forty years of age and
weighs at least 40 pounds He disnIaVnG
absolutely no knowledge of the game ~
was knocked down twice with righte7band efe
swings swing from the champion, and When the the
and the crowd of 1900 who We're IN 81
hooting. aho
The club officials wisely conclndaa -
call the bout off. To appease the crowd ~
another was put on for ten rounds at
catch weights, with Whitley Lester 81
philadelphia, and Jimmy Hayward col
ored, of Chicago, as the principals los
ter got the decision LOS
In the preliminary bout Danny Snyder
OF Boston, was on the card to go twenty
rounds with Billy Maynard, of New York
the fourth round. -
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tics of his native state of Massachusetts.
He was a member of both houses of the
legislature, and was the Republican can
didate for governor of Massachusetts,
against William E. Russell In 1891.
Mr.. Allen, despite his activities In the
navy department, has managed to look
after his business interests In Lowell,
where he is the president Of manufac-
turing company and deeply interested in
the banking line. It was his wife, Mrs
Caroline F. Allen, who baptized the
cruiser Marblehead, which was launched
in 1892 at Boston.
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MONEY FOR SHIP ARNOR
REMARKABLE ACTION TAKEN ON
THE APPROPRIATION BILL
IN THE HOUSE
OPINION AS 70 EFFECT VARIES
May Empower Secretary of the
Navy to Purchase Regardless
OF Cost-Much Bad Feel
ing Shown.

WASHINGTON, April 20-As a result
OF protracted struggle in the house today
the provision Of the naval appropriation
bill to enable the secretary Of the treas
ury to contract for armor for the battle
ships Maine. Ohio and Missouri, now
awaiting their armor equipment. at S545
per ton, the price asked for Krupp
armor, is out Of the bill, as Is the provi-
sion to repeal the $500 Limitation placed
upon the price of armor by the current
law.
The fight came at the end of the consid-
Grafton Of the bill. Although the provi-
sion was obnoxious to the rule, all the
minority members of the committee had
agreed to 1t, but today when the majority
declined to allow the discussion of
proposition for the establishment of an
armor plate factory, they retaHated by
raising a point Of order against the two
provisions above referred to. and they
were ruled out
The exact effect of the action of the
house today is disputed. The appropria-
ton of $4.OO0,O00. under the head of "armor
and armament" remains on the bill, as
well as the language of the proviso au-
thorizing the secretary of the navy to
contract for an armor of the best quality
for the Maine, Ohio and Missouri, the
words stricken out being cat a cost not
to exceed $545 a ton, including royalties"
1t is contended by some that this en-
powers the secretary to contract for the
armor without regard to cost. BY others
it is claimed that the provision will be
ineffective, unless the senate inserts the
price.
So much bad feeling was aroused by the
wrangle over the armor plate provision
that Mr.. Underwood (Ala.) began a f1libus-
ter after the bill was reported to the
house, and finally forced an adjournment
without final action on the bill
Before the armor plate question came
up, two amendments to modify the pro-
vision for the increase of the navy,
which authorizes two battleships and six
cruisers, were defeated. One proposed
to add provision for six gunboats and the
other to strike out the provision for the
battleships
The question Of building ships in gov
ernment yards did not reach a VOTE as
the amendment offered to this end was
ruled out on a point of order.
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Championship Pool.

O1HHH11H 71OKEsHIHV 4 UUIs
NEW YORK, April 20.-The second in
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SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

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AN AUsPICI0Us OPENING.
Philadelphia Defeated Boston on
Home Grounds.

PHILADELPHIA, April 2O.-The base
ball season opened here today under aus
picious circumstances. The attendance
was of the holiday order, and the spec
tators had the satisfaction of seeing Phil
adelphia defeat Boston in a closely con-
tested eleven-inning game.
There was nothing particularly brilliant
about the game. 1t was a pitchers bat
tie, and Nichols appeared to have the
better of it, but his support was not
equal to that of Fraser. Bostons defeat
was the result of two consecutive errors
by Lowe in the eleventh inning. With
Lajoie on base and one man out, Lowe
fumbled an easy grounder from McFar-
lands bat, and then mufred throw to
catch Mcfarland at second and permit
ting Lajoie to score. Attendance, S,744
Score.
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Banned runs, Kansas City 2 Minneap-
oils 2; two-base hits, Thiel, Daub, Gan
zel, Sullivan, Ehret three-base hits,
Farrell, Wagner, Davis, Nance; passed
ball, Sullivan; wild pitch. Ehret; bases
on balls, off Daub l. off Lee 2, off Ehret
out by Daub /, by Lee 2; double plays,
Smith to Abbattichio, Farrell to Thiel;
stolen bases, Wilmot, Abbattichio; sac
rifice hits, Camel, Wilmot hits, off
Daub Z, off Lee 2; umpire, Sheridan;
time hours
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Palace VS.. stil1water..

The Palace Clothing company's team
will play a team from Saltwater at the
Randolph street grounds tomorrow aft
The Palace team will line up as follows:
Williams, first base; Delaney, second
base; Mitchell, shortstop; Marshall, third
base; Korec. right field; Lehman, center
field; Beech, left field; Sporer, pitcher;
Snow catcher -
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MIR. DAVIS AMENDMENT.

Senator Davis today introduced an
amendment TO the sundry CT, II appropria-
ton bill approprIatiny 5,0GO for defray-
ing the expenses of a delegation from the
United States to the International confer
ences OF American states proposed to be
held in Mexico in the interest of tho
union Of American republics. Tho amend
ment Is offered In response to suggestion
bv the president
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Rules for Liberty Hail.
London Clio


A tale is told of hostess who, on well
coming her guests, always assures them
Inat there were no laws in her house
she wished every one to feel at home
and do just as he liked. Breakfast
she used to add, sis always cleared away
at S:30 Her contradiction in terms is
almost as nice as that of the Iady whose
usual formula to her guests ran thus:
Ihis is Liberty hail. and you may smoke
in the garden"
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Peculiar to RussIa.

From 'Notes From a Diary" Sir E. G.
Grant-Duff.
Sir Robert Morier, now ambassador at
st. Petersburg, came down to dine, and L
sat with him talking about Russian af-
fairs till o clock this morning, but made
no note of what he said further than to
record a. happy phrase-"Russia is a great
bicephalic creature, having one head
European and the other Asiatic; but with
the persistent habit of turning its Euro
pean face to the East and its Asiatic
face to the West"
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College Teams w,1 Not Maa4

NEW HAVEN, Conn, April 2o.-Yale
and Harvard will not meet the track ath-
letes Of Oxford and Cambridge in ath-
letic games this year. This was the
definite information given out tonight by
Johnston, of the Yale Track Athletic as
sociation, both gentlemen stating that
the formal answer had been held off, un-
III every hope of agreement between
Yale and Harvard has disappered.
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The Secrets of Planets Revealed.

The immense telescope which is now in
process Of construction is expected to
bring the moon within a miles eyesight
of this world. and to reveal the secrets
change in the worlds thought as Hostet-
ter's Stomach Bitters does In the physical
condition of sufferers from dyspepsia,
constipation, liver or kidney troubles. The
also prevents malaria. fever and ague
Try Il
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International League Formed.

DETROIT. April >2O-The International
League of Baseball Clubs was formed
here with a circuit composed of the fol-
lowing cities Grand Rapids, Saginaw
and Port Huron, in Michigan, and Chat
ham. London and Hamilton, in Ontario.
dian league, was instructed to make ap-
plication Immediately to have the name
of the Canadian league changed to the
commence May 10. and each club will
play 11O games. ending the season Sept.
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DAVENPORT, To-, April 2O-The New
Iowa prize fight law was brought to bear
on Art Sims, of Akron, O., and George
Stead, Of Chicago, who were matched for
a tWenty-round bout here tonight The
contest was declared off before the men
entered the ring on receipt Of a notice
from the authorities that the fight would
not be allowed to take place.
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Wisconsin RepubIicnn Delegates.

HURLEY, Wis. April 2o-The Ninth
chose Walter Aiexander, Of wausau. I
ana =. W. Davis, Of Phillips delegates,
ana John Friend of Amigo, and W. j.
Republican national convention at Phil
adelphia.
National and state administrations
We're 1ndorsed and the delegates in
structed for Mckinley.
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LONDON. April 2O-The Oxford and
Cambridge representatives in the second
lnteruniversity chess match by cable for
Yale, Columbia and Princeton are occu-
pying private rooms at the British Chess
club, few members of which, including
the exchange of messages and the sub
sequent opening of play today. The local
players are, keen looking lot and an
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Noel OutcIasseEl.

PEORIA. ILL.,. April 2O.-At the Still
Of Streator, met frankie Noel, of ST.
Louis, In ten-round bout at 12O pounds.
Noel was, completely outclassed, and his
man had been beaten to the floor six
times in four rounds
Jack O'Keefe, of Quincy, knocked out
Billy Kennedy, Of Chicago in the sixth
round Of an eight-round bout
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*Two out when game was called on &C
count of darkness.
Earned runs. New York 8. Brooklyn l;
first base on errors, New York ., Brook
lyn 2; left on bases, New York Z, Brook
lyn 6: two-base hit, Davis; struck out,
by Doheny 2. by Kitson 2. by Dunn l;
4, by Dunn ,; base hits, off Seymour 2,
innings ?; off Doheny 5; off Kitson 4,
innings Z; sacrifice hits Frisbie, Glea-
son, Keeler; stolen bases, Davis. Doyle,
Gleason, Doheny, Keeler, Demont; dou-
BILE play, Van Haltren to Davis; wild
pitches, Kittson 2; passed balls, Grady 2;
hit by pitcher by Seymour l, by Doheny
l; balk Kitson; umpire, Emslie; time,
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Polo Mt Racine

RACINE. Wis. April 2O.-The second
game of polo between the Hartford,
Conn. and Racine Lakeside teams. was
won by Hartford Dy score of four to
three. AS the championship is to be de-
cided on points the standing is q tie.
each team having made nine goals
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SPLIT WIDE OPEN.

Tennessee VIII Have Two Repub-
Hcan Tickets in Field.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 20.-Tennes-
see will have two Republican tickets In
the field in the coming campaign. Like
wise two sets Of delegates will go to the
national convention at Philadelphia AS
expected, the state convention split here
today.
Pension Commissioner Henry Clay
Evans will lead one delegation to the
national convention, while the other will
be directed from the back ground by
Congressman and National Committee
man Walter P. Brownlow. Both delega-
tions are tnstruced for Mckinley.
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POLICE WE'RE ON WATCH.


Scrap Scheduled at the Olympic
Failed to MRtcrialixe.
A sparring bout scheduled 10 come OF
at the Olympic last night failed to make
good. A crowd of flstic rooters gathered,
but at the proper moment Lieut.. Davis,
of the central station, appeared with
several police officers and announced that
according to information received at po-
lice headquarters the fight would not oc-
cur.
The coppers stayed around until the ex-
citement blew over, but there was Moth
ing in the way of an encounter.
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criticism. Final action upon II was post,
poned until tomorrow
The Alaskan civil code bill was up for a
brief time, Mr.. Bate (Tenn.) delivering a
speech In opposition 10 the pending Hans
brough amendment relating to the rights
of alien miners.
MIR. Foraker (O) pronounced a eulogy
upon the late Lorenzo Danford, a repre-.
sentative from Ohio, and the senate
adopted resolutions expressive of its s5r-
row
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REVENUE RULING.

The commissioner of internal revenue
has held that brewers under the law are
required to pay special tax as malt liquor
dealers for each and every place at which
they are engaged in selling bottled beer
and must take out separate special tax
stamp for each district and separate place
at which such sales are made.
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Earned runs. Detroit 2, BuffaIo 2; two
man, Ryan: double plays, HaiIman to
FIood to Carey, Millegan to Flood to
carey; hit by pitcher. Miller; bases on
balls, by MiIlegan 2 by Miller /; sacrifice
hits Flood, Miller, Wheeler; stolen bases
Elberfeld 2 Shearon, Gettman; tsruck
out, by Millegan s; passed ball, Shaw:
wild pitches, Miller. Millegan; umpire,
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NICARAGUAN CANAL BILL

The minority report on the Nicaraguan
canal bill flied by Mr. Shackleford. says.
1.-THE undersigned, while concurring In
the vigorous American policy so ably aud
tersely stated by Mr.. Hepburn on behalf
of the majority of the committee. never
theless do not concur in the recommen6a-
ton that the bill 10 pass in the form
presented.
The act of Congress which authorizes
the building OF the canal should contain
an explicit. direct assertion of the right of
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While Robert A. Smith was
mayor the tax estimate for
1896 was S419.519 less than
the one for the preceding year.
McCardy and the Republican
politicians are not saying any
thing about this fact.
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the series of pool matches for the cham
pionship of the world between Alfred
De De Orc and Jerome r Keogh at DaIy's
was played tonight; De Orc ran out first
the score standing: De Orc, 2O3; Keogh''
159. Total. De Oro 407; Keogh. 33S
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Rowinr Recn4ta AZ wnterIoo

CEDAR FALLS. To-, April 2O.-(spe-
teur Rowing association has just closed
at Waterloo. after, selecting that city as
the place of meeting for the state re-
gatta to beld Aug. IA and 15
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Great NortheFn buffet smoking


:, Commencing Sunday. April 22nd, Buffet
Smoking-Library 'Eafs will be attached
to to Great Northern iTlyer,", leaving ST.
- Ra1I M WV a. m; eYeTyi day for sll points
the finest railway car running in the
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KANSAS CITY, Mo-. April 2O-Today's $
game was a pitchers battle up to the
seventh inning. when Daub went to
pieces, and was succeeded by young Lee
In the eighth Ehret was hit hard, while
Lee showed UP strong and saved the
game for the home team. Score:
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Charged with scorcbing

The hearing of Anthony Frank, en-
plant, who was arrested early yesterday
morning by Officer 'Burrell for scorching
on the ST Peter street hill, was con-
tinued by Judge HirYe until this morning.
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Men and Apes.
From Notes From a Diary.

From Notes From Diary" Sir E. G.
Grant-Duff.
Il did not know that Dr. Stubbs, the
new bishop OF Chester, was as witty as
he is learned, but Bowen declares that
when some foolish person said to him,
1t comes, then, to this, the only distinc-
tion that can see between the man and
an ape is that the man can speak and
the ape can't he was ready with the
rejoinder, Don't you think, perhaps, that
there is also this distinction, that the
man knows when to hold his tongue
and the ape doesn,t?n%
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Live Bird shoot.

LINCOLN, Neb, April 2o-Good soo,os
marked today's shooting tournament
There were eleven stake events aside
from the sweepstakes The live bird
shoot. pigeons, begun last evening.
wherein A. Crosby, of New York, had
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supp1es to Meet Rohh.

DETROIT, April 2O-Curley Supplies. the
Buffalo lightweight, has been matched to
meet Jack Robb, of Victoria, at Omaha,
pounds
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NEW YORK, April 2O.-The New
Yorks scored a well-earned victory over
the Brooklyns at the Polo grounds this
afternoon. The Brooklyns began with a
rush. but the substitution of Doheny for
Seymour, in the third inning, saved the
day. Attendance, 1920. Score:
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pickering with werrick.

Joe Werrick. the veteran second base
two Western league clubs, but is unde-
cided which to accept. Werrick has been
at work in st. Paul all winter and is in
fine trim.
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HAWAIIAN BILL.
Senate Had 1t Under Confederation
Greater Part of Day,

WASHINGTON, April 2O.-The senate
had under consideration during the great,
er part of the days session the confer
ence report on the Hawaiian civil govern
ment measure MIR. Cullen made an ex-
tended explanation OF the changes in the
bill. The report WAS the subject Of sharp
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In the skat tourney at Henry Bueger's
last evening prizes We're won as follows:
Joseph Wagener, first, 644: Herman
Schllchting, second, 5S6; George Decker,
third, 554; high hand, Henry Schwabe.
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MONEY MAKES MONEY

If properly invested. Small investlngs
bring great results. absolutely sure by
our plan. Send stamp for particulars.
Nelson &c Nelson. 100 and 102 Wall St,
New York City.
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Garfield Post Entertains.

Garfield Post No. s, q. A. R., will meet
this evening at its hall, 800 Wabasha
street Comrades and w. R. c. cordially
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zen. Harrison Declines to Discuss
Campaign Issues.

NEW YORK. April 2O.-Former Presi-
dent Benjamin Harrison and Mrs Harr1-
son received calls at the Fifth Avenue ho-
tel To-Day. Mr.. Harrison will preside at
the ecumenical conference which con-
Venes here tomorrow. When questioned
regarding the political outlook he said.
i must decline to discuss that subject
l do not care to meddle in political af-
fairs
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The Hamline Medical team defeated the
ters first game, and they were plainly
not seasoned
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London Chess Tournament.

LONDON, April 2o-The sixth round
of the City Of London Chess clubs tour
nament was played tonight Gunsberg
had bye. These results were recorded:
Passmore lost to Physic Loman defeat
ed Jones, Blackburne went down before
van Welt, while the other games were
left unfinished
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snowaakes VS.. East st. Paul.

The Snowflakes will cross bats with the
East st. Paul nine at the Post Siding
grounds Sunday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock
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CLEVELAND A WINNER.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. April 2O.-Indi-
annapolis and Cleveland opened the Amer
lean league season here today before
1900 people. After two days of postpone
ment the game was played on Il soggy
field, and the contest was finished in
drizzling rain. Cleveland won by bunch
Ing hits on Kellum in the fifth and on
gifts Of Damman Siebold hit over the
fence his first time up, sending Hartzeu
in with him. Score.
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Freeman batted for Clarke in eleventh
inning. One out when winning run was
made.
Earned runs. Philadelphia 2; two-base
hit, Myers; sacrifice hit. Delehanty; dou-
Delehanty (unassisted); first base on
balls, off Nichols /, off Fraser 4: struck
out, by Nichols 4; left on bases, Boston
s. philadelphia Z; time. 2:O5; umpire, Con-
molly.
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NEW YORK SCORES A VICTORY
OVER IT'S PROUD NEIGH
BORS, THE BROOKLYNS
PRILLIEs WIN PROM BOsToNs
No Games at st. Louis and Cincin-
natl, Owing to Rad Condition
Nf the GrOundS-SensOn
in Full Swing.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Boston at Philadelphia.
New York at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at st. Louis.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
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No Game nt SIT. Louis.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Cnme

ST. LOUIS, Mo. April 20. - The St.
1oufs-Ptttsburg game scheduled for to-
day was postponed on account of rain.
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Indianapolis .......3 0 0 90
Cleveland ........O 0 0 0 4 8 0 o.

3; base hits, off Kelum 6, off Damman g.
off Jones g. bases on balls, by Kellum 2,
by Damman g. by Jones 1; struck out, By
kelium l, by Damman 1, by Jones 4;
Hartzell, White, Jones; three base hits,
Buelow 2; home run. Siebold; sacrifice
hits Flynn; double plays. Flynn to Madi-
Bierbauer to Viox to Crisham; passed
ball. Heydon; left on bases, Indianapolis
g. Cleveland 5; umpire, Cantillon; time,
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PUERTO RIoO,s GOVERNOR.
Personal Friend of President Nc
KinIey and Secretary Long.

teS dAhu secretary LONG,
WASHINGTON. April 20.-Charles H.
Allen, who succeeded Theodore Roosevelt
as assistant secretary of the navy. and
who IS to be first civil governor of Puerto
Rico, is a personal friend of President
Mckinley and Of Secretary Long He
served with both in congress and won
their esteem. Previous to his election to
congress he was conspicuous in the poll
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minneapolis Lost Second Game to
Kansas City.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Minneapolis at Kansas City.
Milwaukee at Chicago.
Cleveland at Indianapolis.
Buffalo at Detroit