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CUBA CUSTOM HOUSE FRAUDS.
New Fiscal Says They VIII BE
Brought Up Todny.

HAVANA, June 25.-Senor Andrade, the
new fiscal, says the custom house fraud
cases will be brought up tomorrow. He
believes he can secure convictions in most
of them. So far as the postal cases are
concerned, he says he cannot proceed un-
til all the papers are in his hands. Con-
sequently he is unprepared to make a
sta ernent respecting them at present, but
he understands thai he will receive the
entire charges within the next few days.
Havana has been practically given over
today to the teachers chosen to attend
the summer school in Boston and to their
friends The United States transport Sedg-
wick took 80 women teachers, and the
United States transport Crook $50 men.
The Sedgwfck will call at Matanzas, Car
denas and Sagua, the Crook touching
only at Matanzas. Bands and special
tugs were chartered for the early morn
ing, but it was soon learned that no one
would be allowed on the transports before
3 O'Clock in the afternoon. The crowds
therefore visited the city, exploring in all
directions, especially among the public
buildings. 1t was estimated that fully 2, 001
residents and friends devoted the day to-
saying farewell
The fortunate teachers seem to be in ex-
ceIIent spirits and TO be anticipating with
keen pleasure residence of three months
in the United States. The Crook left about
o'clock, and the Sedgwick much later.
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NEED EXPECT no KNOCKOUT.
Chief o'COnnOr Isn't Prepared to
Permit Any Fighting.

Chief of Police O'Cennor said yesterday
there will be no ten-round bout at the
auditorium tonight nor any knockout.
HIS declaration was made in connection
with an athletic programme which has
Deem arranged by some members of the
ST Paul Athletic and Rowing club. The
feature OF the pEogra NINE was to have
been ten-round bout between Adam
Ryan and Ole Olsen, two men who have
appeared at odd times in the preliminary
contests of the Fort Dearborn Athletic
Club contests in Chicago. They are fair
" clever men, nothing more. The Fort
Dearborn clubs record shows that be-
tween February, 1888, and February, 1900
Olsen appeared on the clubs bill ten
times. Twice he got the decision four
times he drew and four times he lost.
One of the decisions he lost was gained
by Ryan, his sparring partner tonight.
He met Ryan again last week and got
the decision. Ryan in the same time
won three times and lost once Whether
they have faced each other more than
ten nights Olsen only put his man out
once, so that Chief OConnor's orders
that there shall be no knoekouts will not
inconvenience Olsen.
Still with Olsen and RYAN out of it the
show may be worth seeing
Here Is OfSen'S Star theater record for
year and while it is different from
! what has been furnished by the athletic
club people to some of the newspapers, is
nevertheless correct:
Star Theater, Chicago, Feb. II, 1899
Olson vs.. Tommy White, six rounds.
Star Theater, March 81, 1Sg9-OIsen vs..
Louden Campbell, six rounds. Draw.
Star Theater, April q, 1S99-Olsen VS..
Harry Lyons, six rounds. Lyons Won
Star Theater, May 49, 1S99-Olsen VS..
Peter Boyle, six rounds. Draw
Star Theater, June I6, 1S59-OIseu VS..
Adam Ryan (these same two), six rounds.
Ryan won.
Star Theater. July I. 1S99-Olsen VS..
Jack Lewis, six rounds. Lewis Won
Star Theater Aug. %. 1S95-OIsen vs.
Daniel Mcmahon, six rounds Draw
| Star Theater, Sept %, 1Sg9-Olsen VS..
| Guy Capron, three rounds Olsen won
| Star Theater, Dec 15-Olson VS. Pete
| Boyle, three rounds. Draw.
| Star Theater Jan. &c, 1909-Olsen VS.
| Harry ROdde. six rounds Olsen won
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GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Brooklyn at New York
Philadelphia at Boston.
Cincinnati at St LOUIS.
Chicago at Pittsburg.
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THEY Won Il N 4 Walk
CAPTURED FROM NEW
YORK
SCORE WAS FIFTEEN TO TWO

Chicago Took an Exciting Game
From Minneapolis by Bunching
Hits in Two Innings-Indinn-
apOIis Again Defeated.
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The National conventions.

Prohibition, at Chicago. June 27-23, 1900.
Tickets on sale June 1921
Democratic. at Kansas City, July 4, 1860.
Tickets on sale July RI.
The road to taksr to attend these Con-
venIions is the Chicago Great Western
Ry, the popular maple Leaf Route, ;"
with its vestibuIed, trains, free chair ears,
satisfa Glory dining, car service and its
unsurpa ssed sleeping car accomnloda tons
Only one. fare foF the round trip Fer
further particulars apply TO JAP. Elmer,
G. a P. D.. corner Fifth and Robert
streets, 81 Paul. ~
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NEW HAVEN. Conn. June 25.-The
ciass day exercises at Yale were held on
the campus this afternoon. beginning at
2 O'Clock. IN the wooden amphitheuter
constructed for that purpose. There was
considerable company of auditors pres
ent. comfortably filling the structure.
seating 400 people. Many of them We're
from distant parts of the country. friends
and rela tives of the 81 members OF the
academic class. The exercises consisted
OF the singing Of college songs. iuterspers-
ed with reading of personal humorous
histories of members of the class. As
each mans name was reached in the
reading. he was hOistcd to the shoulders
Of MS classmates The historians We're:
Charlton 3. ThOmaq Of TrvinstJn Ky. /:
Maurice p. Gould, of Wuubausee Kan /;
Ashley D. Leavitt. of 1Ielrose. Mass: b.
y. hill, OF Youkers. y Y. and c. II
Draper, Of HopedaIe, Mass.
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spendthrift Handicap weights.

NEW YORK, June 25-The following
are the weights for the Spendthrift hand
leap. one mile and an eighth, to be run
Thursday, June %: High Order 126; Il
drim, 124; Petruchio, 123; Standing, 122;
Contestor, 100; Vulcain. Mesmerist, 119;
Sarmadon, Waring, lis; David Garrick,
Missionary. III; Col. Roosevelt, 116; Prince
of Melbourne, rs; To-day. Coburg, Mark
Cheek. Ia; Adefbert, Windemere, 1l3; Pu-
pill. III; Kilashandra. Mr.. Jersey, 10; Mis-
chievous, los; Bad Faith, 1G7; SoleHt, Gold
One, Sir We're de We're. 105; San Cecilia,
1O4; Radford. 103; Malchim. Lindemere,
102; Anjou, 101; Dissenter. 100; Nanfne, So;
Give and Take, 81; Gig. 50; Gonfalon, LIZ;
Maribert III
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NIGHT TRAIN TO CHICAGO
VIA "The Milwaukee,.

Effective Sunday. May 9th. the c.. NJ.
& st. z. Ry. viii start train from Mir
neapolis every right al 1880 and ST Paul
II rs, arriving Portage 6:45 a. m, MlIwau-
kee 1913 a M, and Chicago t:03 D. m
Through sleeping ear and coach se-v-
fee from St Paul and Minneapolis TO
MiIwa ul1ee and Chicago
Connection: made 1T Chicago with all
trains for the East and South.
This train also furnishes direct Servfca
for Oshkosh Fond du Lac. Madison.
GAINESVILLE and Rockford.
Lowest raves TO all Dnints
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Inter,.ul Revenue COLLECTIONS.

WASHINGTON. June 25.-The month
~ statement of the. collections of internal
revenue shows the total receipts during
compared with May, 1899, of $685. 62
During the last eleven months of the
present fiscal year the total receipts
were 1851, p 80. an increase over the cor
responding period OF last year of 49,
81. SD. The receipts from Iegacies dur
ing the last eleven months amounted to
g, 354, go.
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GET ON THE BAND WAGON
And Follow the Crowd to National
Political Conventions

The Northwestern Line &C., ST. p. NJ
& O. Ry.) has made especially low rltcs
to the three big National Political Con-
YentfonS:
Witness:
Democratic National Convention. Kan
saS City, July 4th. Round-trip rate. Si3 50.
tickets on sale July 2. and l.
Prohibition National Convention. Chi
caso, June q and IS. Round-trip rate
$l1.50; tickets on sale June -. 26 and u
For time Of trains and particulars about
the famous wide vestibu!ed, brilliantly
lighted trains of the North Western
Line" apply to II. G.. CowIing c. + A.
49, Robert street, ST. Paul, Mimi
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REVISED LIST OF DEAD.
Latest Details of the Wreck in Wis
cOnSin.

DEPERE, Wis. June 25-The bodies of
those killed in yesterdays train wreck
have been shipped away. and the injured
who were not taken to their homes have
bsen sent to the hospital at Green Bay.
The latest report of killed places the
number at seven, the revised list being as
follows: Edwin Konski, Fond du Lac;
I4orenz Plank, Fond du Lac; Charles Mi
erswa, Oshkosh; Max Korrscher, Osh-
kosh; George Lloyd, Barron; Adam We
Der, Fond du Lac; Max Rocker, Ash
land
Others who were injured and not report
ed until today are: B. Eroehling, F. Har-
per, Mrs. NJ. Heider, Otto Kaukintz, H
Lloyd, Louis Lusk, f. Reinz. Charles
RuepiDg, Robert Well and L. p SEVERN,
all of Fon du Lac. John Barten. Green
Ray, and Ernest Gardner, Neenah
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Democratic and Prohibition Con-
VeHtfoaS.

Low rates via the North Western Lire:
Democratic National Convention, Kan
sas City. July 4th- Round-trip rate, S13 81
tickets on sale July 2, 3 and \.
Prohibition National Convention, Chi
cago, June 27 and % Round-trip rate.
S11.50; tickets on sale June "a. IS and q.
For time of trains and particulars about
the famous wide vestiouIed. brilliantly
lighted trains of the North Western
Line" apply to II. c.. Cowlins. c. T A
$50 Robert street, St Paul, Mimi
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Highland Park Races Of.

DETROIT, Mich. June 25.-The High
land Park Driving club has been obliged
to declare off the harness meeting advar-
tised for July to on account of the
classes failing to fill. An average of only
three entries to race We're received. The
local entry list was good, but the outside
contingent scarcely made d showing. only
eighteen entries being received by mail.
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Grand Rartas Team Disbands.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, June 25.-The
Grand Rapids international league base
BAH club was paid off and di5banded to-
day Manager M1tts has lost money from
the start. There is talk of the club be-
ing held together and transferred TO Bay
City, but the general opinion here is that
the finish of the league is at hand The
Wheeling Interstate league club may be
lOca ted here.
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World to End This Year.

tbs is the recent decision of one OF the
prominent societies of the world, but the
exact day has not yet been fixed upon,
and while there are very few people who
believe this prediction, there are thou
sands of others who not only believe, but
know that Hostetter's Stomach Bitter . is
the best medicine to cure dyspepsia, ic>li-
gestiOn, constipation, biltOusness or liver
and kidney troubles. a fair trial will
certainly convince YOU of its value.
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chessmasters, Tournament.

PARIS, June 25.-The international
Salka tournament in which thirteen play
ers participated and which was played
in groups was concluded today with the
following results: Brody and SchIechter
divided the first and second prizes 800
frances; BaISeling, Maroczy, Marshal,
Tschigortn and Weiss divided the next
five and Pillsbury, Showalter, Janowski
Kriegskotte. Marco and Mieses divided
the remaining
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Ferry bicycle race results this afternoon
were as follows:
One mile open professionally heat
won by Owen kimble, of Louisville; Jed
Newkirk, of Chicago, second; James
Bowler. of Chicago, third Time. 2:321s.
Half mile professional handfcap-FinaI
heat won by Owen Kimble; +. c. Hause-
man, New Haven, Conn, second; Bowler
third. Time 1:G5H
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Gutenberg celebration.

MAYENCE. June 25-The feature Of the
Gutenberg celebration today was a b ill
liant historical procession. IN which 1900
people and 900 horses participated The
former were in costumes representative
of literature, commerce, science and art
There were large cars in the procession,
emblematfe Of the different epochs.
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Camp Meeting Mt MOunfnfn Lake
Park, Maryland-Low Rates Via
the baltimore & Ohio Railroad

On July tc 1G, inclusive, the BaIti-
more & Ohio Rai!r- ad viii sell low rate
excursion tickets to Mountain Lake Park,
Md, account above occasion.
Tickets will be good for return nntif
July 70. 1900
Fer further information call on or adj
dress nearest Baltimore &c Ohio Ticket
Agent, or B. N Austin, General Passert-
ger Agent. Chicago, Ill
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POWELL IN FORM.
He Pitched Phenomenal Game
Against the Cincinnatis.

St. Louis -. -. p
Cincinnati ........0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o.
Earned runs: St Louis /; three-base
hit, Beck.ey; hit by pitcher. Donovan.
McGraw; bases on balls, off Breitenstein
4; struck out. by Powell l; double plays,
Heidrick to Criger, Powell to Wallace
to Mccain, Quinn 10 Corcoran to Beck
ley; time 1:55; umpire. Terry.
Hay Fever" has no terrors for those
who know "Orangeine." Relieves and
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-06-26
Polo at Prospect Park.

NEW YORK, June 25.-In the champ
ionship polo tournament in Prospect Park
today Philadelphia defeated Meadow
Brook Score: Philadelphia 1415, Meadow
Brook 312
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PUNCHED HITS.
Chicago Won Close Game From
the minneapolis Team.
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Minneapolis at Chicago.
Kansas City at Milwaukee.
Indianapolis al Buffalo.
Detroit at Cleveland.

CHICAGO. June 25.-Chicago won to-
days game by punching their hits in the
second and seventh innings. The game
was an interesting one, and the visitors
had a chance until the last man was out
Padden was put out of the game for dis
putting a decision. Attendance. 80. Score:
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"Flsher Dated IN Padden's place IN the
seventh Jacklitsch batted for Harvey
in ninth.
Earned runs. Chicago 5; left on bases.
Chicago 6, Minneapolis 7; two-base hit
Sudgen; three-base hit, Werden; sacrifice
hits. Brodie. Buckley. Wilmot, sugden.
Abbey; double plays, Hoy to Buckley;
struck out, by Katoll 3. by Harvey s.;
bases on ball IF Katol 4. off Harvey 2;
wild pitch, Katoll; time. 1:50; umpire,
Sheridan.
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9lOhiluo.
The Volunteers defeated the clovers
Sunday by the score of q to f. Batteries
for the Volunteers, Winquist and Mar
the superior playing of the Volunteers
The Red Wing team defeated the
Spaldings, of st. Paul. on Sunday by
a score of to l, the SpaIdings scoring
on an error in the eighth inning. The
features of the game were the pitching
of Powers and the first base play of
Kappel for the Red Wing team. The
score by innings was as follows:
5esld Ming 3 9 ! g - g Il I
Battery for Red Wing, Powers and
Alters; for Spa!dings, Murane and Holt
Powers struck out twelve men and al
lowed but six hits.
The Spaldings would like to arrange
game with some outside team for the
4th. Address all answers TO William b.
land, care of Y. NJ. c. A, Is West Fifth
The Chicago Great Western baseball
team was not defeated in Saturdays
game by the Northern Paciffcs. but
were victorious by the one-sided score of
% to l. The Great Westerns batted
Powers out of the box in the fourth
inning and did likewise to LeClaire in
the eighth.
Batteries: Great Western, Profonshaw
LeClaire. Wheeler and Murphy Score:
Z. G.. W.. 3 9 3 2-23
n. P..-.... ..-.-...o Q Q 0 0 80 0 / 4
The Grotto Street Stars defeated the
Frog Town Sluggers for the second time
this season by the score of IL to Z Bat
teries: Metcalf and Olson, Nadon and
Titus. The Stars claim the champion
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AWFUL MORTALITY.
Over Twelve Hundred victims OF
Cholera in India.

LONDON. June z5-The government OF
Bombay wires there were tZ75 Deaths
from cholera out Of 17,CO9 cases curing tho
week ended June 10.
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BROOKLYN, June 25-Brooklyn played
rings around New York. using up three
pitchers, and made twenty-three hits fer
a total Of twenty-slX bases. Kennedy
forced a run in by giving a free pass
with the bases full in the first, but there
after the New Yorks Were at his mercy.
The base running Of Jones and jennings
was the feature Dahlen was hurt by
a pitched ball. Attendance, 300. Score:
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YOUR VACATION
The 500 Line Has Planned 1t for
You

Ten days personally conducted excur-
sion, LOO miles by water, through
Georgian bay. Lake Huron. River and
Lake ST Clair River Detroit. Lake Erie
Be,st Accommodations. all expenses paid,
So Leave Minneap polls and St Paul June
y. Make reservations at once. 500 Line
ticket office, 379 Robert st.
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ship of the 14-year-old class and are
ready to defend the title. For games
address C. Metcaf. 731 Rondo street
The Snow1akes defeated FIoan & Lee
VerooS' team 10 to 8.
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Earned runs, Boston I. Philadelphia / :;
twO-base hits, Clements, Delehanty Stag
le; stolen base. SIagle; double plays,
Lowe to Tenney. Long to Barry to Ten
ney. Long to Tenney; sacrifice hits, Stag
lie. Dineen, Thomas; first base on balls,
off Dineen 8, off Bernhardt 1. Off conn
3, off Cuppy j. hit by pitched ball, Lowe.
Tenney. Collins. Clements; struck out, by
DineeH-2 by CUppy ?; wild pitch, ThOmA /;
time. 3:U5; umpire, Emslie.
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DOLLARS SEyEE

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INDIANAPOLIS AGAIN LOSES

DETROIT. Mich, June 25-Detroit and
Indianapolis played a postponed game
this afternooh. After Homes error in
the seventh had put the visitors in the
lead, the home team batted cut four runs
in the ninth inning, and made it four
straight victories from Indianapolis Gro
min pitched splendidly and had his sup
port been perfect, the game would never
have been in doubt. Attendance, 1900.
Score:
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BADLY HANDICAPPED.
Philadelphia Lost Because of Poor
Work by Pile hers

BOSTON. June 25.-The PhIadeiphias
We're badly handicapped from the start
by Their pitchers. Bernhardt was nit
hard, Thomas was wild and Conn wds
worse, issuing eight passes and nitt-6s
four men, besides being batted for SIX
hts in TOUR innings. Attendance, zoe.
Score.
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A Pitchers Battle.

Hector defeated Franklin in a holly
contested game Sunday before a large
The features of the game were the eie-
giant pitching of Phillips, who allowed
only four hits and struck out ten men
Lansing distinguished himself by a fast
double on third. Batteries: Phillips and
Blonde, Gasla and Timm. Umpire, D. E.
AmeS.
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NIid-snrnn,ar. Excnrnfon

To Boston. Mass, sixteen day personally
conducted tour. Ocean, Lake and Rail,
all expenses included, 1898 Get itinerary,
500 Line ticket Office, 379 Robert st.
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WASHINGTON PARK RACES.
weather Was Clear, Track Fast and
Sport Exciting. r..


CHICAGO, June 25.-weather. clear;
track, fast. Summarizes:
First race, four furlongs-Golden Age
won, Silverdale second, Jiminez third.
Time, :49H.
Second race, one mile, sening-Scales
won, Vohicer second, Miss Stanley third.
Time, 1:43A.
Third race. one mile and an eighth
Cambrian won, Bangle second, ZOromeS-
ter third. Time, SOY
Fourth race, one mile and a sixteenth
All Gold won, Praetorian second, Wax
third. Time, 1:5OA
Fifth race six furlongs-May Beach
won, Fly by Night second, Modrine thisd.
Time, ia
Sixth race. one mile, selling Topmast
won, Poltroon second. Great Bend third.
Time, 1:43-
ENTRIES FOR TODAY
First race. one mile and seventy yards
Florisar 112; Alecedo, 10; Lamachus, Pu-
pill 102.
Second race, five furlongs-Gsrry Her
man, 1913; Henry Bert, Pafetou Alard
Scheck His Eminence, rs; Forkford,
Schoolmaster. ILL.,
Third race, the Lakeside stakes, for
two-year-Olds. 1880 added, five furlongs
Miss Bennett. SofaIa. 100; Edith Q, ZIG;
Lady Schorr, Manga. 11S-
Fourth race, one mile, handicap-The
EIe cto~, rs; Nobleman. no; Sam Fuller,
104; Andes, 1G5: Greatland, The Lady, IS !;
Sea Knight 1903; Erwin 101; Greenock
The Lady in Blue, %.
Fifth race. six furlongs-Sly, Algareta,
119; Yellow Tail, 116; Gold One, High and
Lad, Reminder III.
Sixth race, one mile, selling-Imp. BIZ
ter Root, Handpress III; Prince Blazas,
les; Hurricane, Chappaqua, ] T, 107;
Etidorpha, Emigree, 104; Topmast, 10S
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Indianapolis -......O 0 0 3 OF
*McAlIister batted for Cronin in the
ninth. Two cut when winning run was
scored.
Earned runs, Detroit s, Indianapolis !;
p; base hits, eff Guese II. off Kellum 2;
two-base hits, Shaw, Madison, CronIn !;
thTee-base hits. Heydon Guese Nico! !;
first base on balls, off Cronin ,: hit by
pitcher, CrOnin l; balk. Guese; first base
on errors, Detroit /. indianapolis .; left on
bases Detroit 3. indianapolis ,; struck
out, by Cronin I; double play, Madison
TO Dillon; time. 1:50; umpire. Dryer.
CLEVELAND FINISHED WELL
CLEVELAND, June 25.-Up to the sew
enth inning Cleveland had made but one
nit off Miligan. In the eighth they rail-
lied and six runs were the result. The
game was fast throughout Attendance.
loo. Score:
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across it. As an artistic production this
note IS regarded the equal of any pro-
duced by the government.
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Earned runs, Milwa ul1ee ), Kansas City
2; two-base hits, DOwd, Waldron, Ander-
son; three-base hits, Anderson, Smith;
home runs, Fultz, Waldron; bases on balls,
off Patten l. off Carsey 8; baIk, Carsey;
struck out, by Reidy /, by Patten 3; dou-
BILE plays, Bierbauer to Fultz to Ander-
son, Fultz to Bierhauer to Anderson
Farrell to Wilson Stewart to Wagner to
DUNCAN; left on bases, Milwaukee A. Kan
sas City 5; innings pitched, by Patten D.
time, Las.
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Earned runs. New York /. Brooklyn u;
three-base hits. Van Haltren, Kelley
two-b3se hits, Kelley, Daily; first base on
errors. Brooklyn /; left on bases, New
York 8. Brooklyn ); sacrifice nit, Farrell;
bases on balls, by Kennedy /, Hawley I;
double play Grady to Doyle; struck out,
by Kennedy 8, Cogan /; hit by pitched
ball. Hawiey /; passed ball, Farrell; time,
2:0G; umpire, Latrim.
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MILWAUKEE HIT THE BALL

MILWAUKEE, Wis, June 25-The
members of the Milwaukee club today
fattened their batting averages at the
expense of Patten and Carsey, who were
slaughtered to the extent of nineteen
hits. with a total of thirty-two bases.
SnaDDY Attendance coo Score.
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AN ARTISTIC PRODUCTION.
New F.ve-DOIIHr Certificates Heini
Pat in Circulation

WASHINGTON, June 25.-The s. certif-
Gates Of the new design made their hrstap-
pearance today and took the pace Of the
old tlves in ali treasury payments for the
cash room.
The feature OF the new note is a large
typical Indian head in the center. with
q large blue seal and a large V and the
word Five also In blue curved line,
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"spies out in eighth owing to Hoffer's

interference
Earned runs Cleveland 4: two-base hits.
Shearcn. Gettman, Milligan; sacrifice hits.
Frisbee, Gettman Halligan, Schreck;
first on errors. Cleveland l, Buffalo 3;
first on balls off Hoffer 3. off Milligau /;
struck ont by Hotter. Carey 2. Halligan,
Mailman. Miligan. Shearon. Atherton by
Milligan. Sullivan, Spies; wild pitches,
Miliigan 1; left on bases, Cleveland 3,
Buffalo II; time, 1:45; umpire, Joe Can
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