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Voter second. Half Time third. Time,
CYCLING AND BASEBALL
Both VIII BE offered at Lexington
Park Next Sunday


Bicycle races will be added to the
programme that Is to be served to the
visitors at Lexington park next Sunday
and it is promised that some Of the best
talent in the Northwest will participate.
Tom Bird has the management of the
races and is now completing the details
for the events. The race programme
will start in ample time to be finished
before the ball game to be called at
$3.50 o'clock.
Lennon & Gibbons and the Palace
Clothing Company's teams will be the
contestants for honors in the Twin City
league and the men are now indulging in
the most spirited practice. Jack Page,
formerly of West Superior, has signed to
take the place of Hart, who was injured
in a bicycle accident and he will play
his first game with the local clothiers
on Sunday. Powers, who struck out nine
men in five innings last Sunday, will be
the pitcher
The management of the Palace has
signed Burns, formerly of the Minneapo-
lis league, and it is said that he is in
splendid form. The Twin City league
will meet this evening at the st. Paul
Fire and Marine building to discuss the
welfare Of amateur bail.
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EASY FOR M'PARTLAND.
Defeated Billy Ernst Before the Sea-
side Club.


side Club.
NEW YORK, May 22-Kid Mcfarland
had an easy time with Billy Ernst at the
Seaside Sporting club, Coney Island. to-
night. Young Starr, of Philadelphia,
who was 10 have mel Mcfarland failed
to appear, and Ernst, who was billed to
go on in the preliminary, was substi-
tuted.
They were to have gone twenty-five
rounds at catch weights, but the referee
stopped them in the sixth and awarded
Mcfarland the decision Ernst had no
chance at any time The Kids old body
punch was much in evidence, and In the
fourth round Ernst commenced to go to
the floor. After being down almost
dozen times and the last time looking
as though willing to stay there, the ref
cree interfered.
In a preliminary bout scheduled for
twelve rounds at catch weights between
Dan Mcconnell, of Philadelphia, and
Jack Ryan, of Brooklyn, Ryan had the
better of the slugging. In the eighth
round, when Mcconnell was almost gone.
his seconds threw up the sponge, and
Ryan was declared the winner.
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BROKERS ACQUITTED.
Famous Chicago BucketshOp Cas-,
Taken From Jury.

CHICAGO, May 22.-The McLain case.
In which hve board of trade brokers
were charged with using the mails to
carry on bucketshopping scheme to
detraud their customers. was taken from
the jury by Judge Kohlsaat. in the
United States district court. today. and
a verdict of not guilty entered for the
defendants. Judge Kohlsaat allowed the
defendants to go free. because 1t was NOT
made sufficiently clear in the evidence
that 1t was the Intention of the defend
ants to convert to their own use the
money sent them by their customers
for proper investment Outside OF this
the court declared there was evidence of
Ducketshopping business carried on by
the defendants, and that the McLain
Bros. made all purchases or salea
to themselves. or with other brokers',
for their own use, instead of for their
customers
The men who have been on trial and
were acquitted are: Charles and Albert
McLain, of the firm of McLain Bros q
Co, and Calvin A. Whyland, Henry O.
Parker and James Nichol.
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MOBILES OF MYSTIC SHRINE.
They Hold Undisputed Possession of
the Nations Capital.


WASHINGTON, May 22-The Mobiles
or the Mystic Shrine had undisputed
possession of Washington today. Wealth
er favored the Ancents and the brilli-
ant sunlight accentuated the decoFatio
that draped almost every building on
Pennsylvania avenue from the capitol to
the White House. The city resembles
a modern Mecca in the height of pill
season.
Red feZe caps with the tiger claw
emblem of the shrine are more in evil
dence than the conventional headgear
of the American citizen, and many of
the buildings down town look as though
they had been captured by an invading
army of Saracens. President McKin-
ley lent himself to the demonstration
and reviewed the early morning pro-
cession from the White House portico,
when hundreds of Arab patrols in biz
ARE trappings escorted Imperial Po-
tentate Atwood to the Columbia the
atre, where the imperial council con-
Vened at II o'clock
While the leaders of the desert clans
were busy in official council. the ladies
of the visiting shrines were captured
| by skirmishing party of the local
shrine, imprisoned in trolley cars and
carried off by force and arms over the
desert wastes of Washington asphalt
| for a two hours ride that took in al
4 the sights of the capital city. The pris'
oners We're refreshed at hotel en- route
| and at l o'clock were surrendered tC
their lords and masters, after which
the imperial council journeyed to th'
Seventh street wharf, and boarded on'
of the river steamers which carried then
down the Patomac to a planked sha<
| dinner.
This evening there will be parad'
| in fnZ dress
The avenue viii be Illuminated alont
the line of march and after the parad'
has been reviewed by the imperial po
teptate. there Will be an elaborate dis
play of fireworks in the white lot. Th'
| visitors Will hold reception at head
| quarters tonight anf a banquet to tn
council will close the1 days festivities
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AN UNUSUAL CONCESSION.
Railroads Grant 1t fer Democratic
National Convention.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, May 22.-An un-
usual concession to delegates and others
who desire to attend the Democratic ma
tional convention in Kansas City was
agreed upon at a meeting here today OF
the committee recently appointed by the
Western Passenger association. 1t had
been previously decided for the conven-
ton rate of one fare for the round trip,
with return limit until July. The com
mittee today decided to extend the limit
to Sept. 80, in order to enable those at
tending the convention to make excurs ons
to the various pleasure resorts and fields
of investment in the West. To secure
this extension tickets must be deposited
with the local passenger bureau, which
will grant extensions to correspond with
the excursion tickets purchased.
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SLOW OF scorchinr

Tag No. 49, is the signature attached
to communication sent to the Glob Q
to this effect:
There is a class of riders who go wab-
bling along the path at 4 rate Of about
three miles per hour, with 'shivery' han
die bars and uncertain direction. and who
every time a rider going along at nor
NAL rate of speed filiGs it necessary to
pass him. There are slow rider nuis-
ances as well as 'scorcher nuisances on
our cycle paths Let US all try and cul-
tiYate the happy medium. eight miles per
hour-a good whee!-and the ability to
manage it with skill, before we venture
out on any crowded cycle path on Sunday
afternoon"
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MARRIED BY AN ACCIDENT.
Good Days Sport at Morris Park
Race Track

NEW YORK. May PA good days
sport at Morris Park, today, was marred
by an accident which may result fatally
for T. Walsh. the jockey He had the
mount on MOVay, in the third race. which
was at five furlongs. down the Eclipse
course chute. Just inside the last six
teenth Movay crossed his legs and turned
a complete somersault. falling on his
rider. The boy was carried away un-
conscious. and later was sent to the
hospital. He was suffering from concus-
sion of the brain.
The racing was spirited. Two fixtures
decided were the PocantIce handicap and
the Amateur cup, with gentlemen Jockeys
up. In the first named Missionary won
c!eXeriy by length, Toddy the favorite
being a bad last. The Amateur cup result
ed in victory for Tulane, with Mr.
Holloway up. Summaries:
First race, seven furIongs. selling =
Rinaldo won, Bon Jour second, Dorando
third. Time, 1:2915
Second race, five furlongs-H Handwork
won. Golden Age second, Ballyho Boy
third. Time. :593.
Third race. seven furlongs-Bedeck won
Prince Charles second. Carl Kahler third
Fourth race, the Pocantico handicap
mile and a Observation-Disclosures won
Gonfalon second. Contester third. Time,
Fifth race the Amateur cup. mile, sell
ing-Tulane won. George Kaene second.
Post Haste third. Time. :46
Sixth race. mile-Queen of Song won,
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Chessmasters, Tournament

PARIS, May 22@Play in the interna-
tional chess masters tournament was re-
sumed at the local chess club today. PLAY
had advanced to the following stage when
the hrst adjournment Was called: Tschi-
gorin had beaten Didier Brody had
worsted Mortimer. and Marco had proved
too good for Sterling. while Showalter had
a very poor game against Mieses. The
following additional results were recorded
in the evening session JShowalter lost TO
Mieses, Burn to Lasker, Mason TO Mar
shall, Maroczy and. Rosenter drew, Pills
bury defeated Schlechter
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Earned runs, Cleveland /, Kansas City
Gear, DUNCAN, OBrien; Stolen bases
White. Hemphill 3, Wagner 2, Wilson,
Gear; first base on errors. Cleveland l.
Kansas City /; first base on balls, eff
Schaefer and Coughlin, by Gear. Hoffer
and Whites wild pitch, Hoffer; left on
bases. Cleveland 4, Kansas City 10: time
lao; umpire. DWYer
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Winning
National
Ticket.

If delegates and others who will attend
the national Republican convention at
Philadelphia want a winning ticket, they
can get the same by asking for it via
Pennsylvania Short Lines from Chicago.
Tickets of that kind mean victory fer
travellers wanting up-to-date train COM
forts. To be a winner it will be necessary
to ask agents for tickets over the Penn
sylYania Route, which will be sold at re-
duced rates for the convention. III. r.
Dering, A. G. P Agt., 24S South Clark
street will help you to get them if you
write him.
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For the TheatricaI Game.

The coming game between the employees
OIL the Grand and Metropolitan theaters
is developing much feeling.
The Metropolitan people claim that
their team is strictly legitimate all the
way through. The following is the list
OF their men now in the hands of the
trainers: Egan and Williamson. from
the front of the house; Bolles and Cum
mings, lthographers; Cumbe and Egan
ushers; Volta and Holmgaard, bill post
Schultz and Carlson. grips and fiymen.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-23
HERR1ED FOR GOVERNOR.
Will Be the Choice Of SOuth Da-
kota RepubHcans.

SIOUX FALLS, S. D.. May 22.-The Re
publican state convention will be held
here tomorrow. Fully 200 delegates are
already in the city.
Charles n. Herried, of Eureka, will be
nominated for governor by reclamation,
and there is no opposition to the nomina-
ton of Charles Burke and e. M. Martin
for congressman at large.
Some opposition has developed to the In
dorsement of the candidacy of Congress
man Robert ]. Gamble for the United
States senate on the ground that it should
be left to the legislature.
An attempt will be made to indorst
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-23
DAYS NEWS IN BRIEF.

Alliance. O.-Reeyes Bros boiler works
at this place were totally destroyed by
fire today. Loss. $1A.0J0; insurance, S40
SOC
Madrid-The queen regent has signed
the postal convention with the United
States
shington-Secretary Gage today will
issue call on national bank depcsi ories
for the return to the treasury OF s. Co.,
Middletown. O.-F.re today de. troyed
the old Globe mill belonging TO the TT
tus-Gardner Paper company. Estimated
loss. 10000; fully insured
BostGn-Samuel A Elliott of Cam
bridge. Mass. was elected president of
the American Unitarian association hero
today.
Jackson. Miss-The entire business dis
trict OF the town of Forest, fifty miles
east of this city. was burned today Loss.
$200.OCO.
shington-Germany has led. and is
still leading, the world IN commercial ed-
ucation says Consular Agent Harris. at
Eibenstock. in a recent dispatch 10 the
state department.
Chattanooga, Tenn.-Charles Henry. OF
Blizsfield. Mich, was shot and seriously
wounded last night by c. r Dalby. 1t
is said that the shooting resulted from
domestic difficulty. Both men we're ar
rested. Henry will recover.
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Fought 20 a prayr.

CLEVELAND. O., May 22-Joe Max
field, of Cleveland. and Casper Leon, Of
New York, fought a twentround draw to-
night before the Business Mems gym
naSium
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-23
Yacht Club House Burned.

MONTREAL, May 22.-Word has been
Claire, a summer resort sixteen miles
from here, the headquarters of the RoyaI
st. Lawrence Yacht club during the in
ternauonal yacht races for the Seawan-
haka cup, has been almost entirely wiped
out by fire. Twenty houses and several
stores have already burned Two hun
dred people are homeless. No fatalities
have been reported.
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Earned runs, Buffalo 5, Chicago 2; two
DaSe hlts. Schrec, Speer; three-base hit,
Halligan; home run. Smith, stolen bases,
Shugart, Sugden, Hoy; double play
Amoie to Schrec; first on balls, by AnIole
4; struck out, by Amcle I, by Fisher 3;
time, 2:15; umpire, Joseph Cantillon.
CLEVELAND DID POORLY.
CLEVELAND, o.. May 22-Today's
game was miserable exhibition by the
home team. They could not hit Gear, and
their fielding was wretched. Attendance,
500 Score.
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AMATEUR BASEBALL.

The West Side Athletics say they de-
feated the Young Laurels, instead Of the
game resulting. in favor of the Laurels.
The score was 10 to s.
The Quicksteps defeated the White
Roses by a score of 10 to 4, and would
like to arrange a game with the North
Star A. c. for Saturday afternoon. Ad-
dress John Shanahan, $50 Thomas street.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-23
Pottery workers strike.

AKRON, O.. May 22.-AH the pettcrs in
this city. including 500 or more men.
went on strike today for higher wages,
and practically all of the potteries here
are shut down
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-23
LAKE GRAIN RATES BROKEN
Believed Corn VIII Go From Chi
cngO to PuRalO ut n Cent.

CHICAGO. May 22-Lake rates on
grains have broken. and there is a strong
impression among railway freight officials
that they Will continue TO lose strength
until conditions will necessitate a reduc-
tion in the present all-rail rates to East,
ern territory. Today the rate on corn
from Chicago TO Buffalo was down TO IA
cents per bushel; Oh wheat. IL cents, and
on oats, 1 cent.
The lack of demand I'm the East is at
tributed by local shippers to the weak.
ness of the rates. and it is believed that
before the week is ended corn will be car
ried from Chicago TO Buffalo for a cem
a bushel.
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Lakeside Races.

CHICAGO, May 22.-weather clear;
track good at Lakeside today Summa-
ries:
First race one mile-Prince won. Tanner
second, Lydia third. Time 1:44A
Second race, four and half furlongs-
The Cuban Girl won, Miss Daniels sec
ond. Cora Moree third Time, ST.
Third race, one mile-Moroni won, Sid
Bow second. Meddler third. Time, :42A
Fourth race, five furlongs-May Beach
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CliGord,s Derby odds.

To the Sporting Editor: What price
did Clifford open and close at in the
Worlds Fair Derby?
Clifford went to the post at to 2. The
q b e has ho record at hand to show
what the opening betting was In the
downtown pool rooms the night before
he was to 2
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+Flynn batted for Kellum in ninth.
Earned runs. indianapolis l. Milwaukee
z; bases cn balls, by Kellum l, by Dowling
Z; struck out, by KelIum 4, by Dowling
4: two-base hit, Fultz; three-base hits,
Madison. Burke; sacrifice hit, Powers
stolen bases, Hogriever, Anderson; pass
ed bah, Smith; left on bases. Indianapolis
s, Milwaukee 4; umpire, Sheridan; time,
2 hours
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association of tin workers precipHated
q tIiAe To-Day at the Great Western tin
plate works. $50 men walking ont 90
three departments. After a conference
the superintendent closed the entire
works. throwing out 300 men. The dis
pute does not involve the wage oues-
ton. HuSS
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Revence Wns sweet-

The baseball team from the Chicago,
st. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha wiped
up nine at Hudson Sunday to the tune
of II to 6. The game was hot and excit-
ing. Last year the Hudson team brought
defeat to the Omahas, and the victory is
the more keen on this account
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-23

No beverage of recent. years has met
with such pronounced, success with the
general public as BLACK & TAN-''The
American Porters1its popularity being
due to its true merit: Orders addressed
to r. H. Seng. Manager st. Paul Branch,
will be promptly executed.
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won. st. Cuthbert second. Emma NJ third.
Time, 1:01.
yards-Molo won Strangest second, Mag
gle Davis third. Time, 1:481b
Sixth race, six furlongs-Barney SaaI
won, Baik Line second. Maryland Re
serve third. Time, 1:16h
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Seymour batted for Carrick in ninth
Earned runs. Cincinnati 4, New York 3;
two-base hits Peitz, Gleason; three base
Wis: double plays. Steinfeldt to Corcoran,
Mcbride to Beckley, CorcOran to Stein
feldt to Beckley; first base on balls, by
Breltenstein T. by Carrick 6; struck out,
by Breitenstein 2; time. 2:25; ump!re'
EmSlie
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Other Games.

At. Lawrence. Kan.-Kansas university
beat Nebraska university at baseball to-
day by score Of 8 to l.
Chicago S
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-23
CLASH AT KANSAS CITY.
Union and Non-Union HOd Carriers
in a Fight

IN a Fight.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, May PA clash
between non-union and union hod car
r1ers an outcome OF the lockout of the
builders club in their fight to break up
the Building Trades council, occurred to-
day, when forty union men attacked men
VINO had taken their places on a building
at Seventeenth and Locust streets. James
L9enlx, leader of the union men, beat Po-
nceman Fox seriously when the latter
tried to disperse the mob. Fox held his
ground and hauled Lenix to the station.
arter smashing his baton on the negro's
mead. A few shots were fired, but nobody
was hurt
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-23
GAME OF BASEBALL IN WHICH
PHILADELPHIA DEFEATED
THE CHICAGO TEAM
BOSTON ON THE ToBoGGAN
Again Defeated in n Shut-Out by ST.
LOuis-MiIwaukec Won From
IndinnapOIis-CIeVeIa
Did Poorly.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Boston at St Louis.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
New York at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
CHICAGO, May 22.-Today's game was
a comedy of errors in which the I'hieagJs
eXcelled, their mishaps helping the Phil
adelphias to most of their runs. Attend
ance, 4.OO0. Score:
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GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
Minneapolis at indianapolis
Milwaukee at Detroit
Kansas City at Buffalo
Chicago at CleYe. and

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. May 22.-Mil-
waukee won in a pitchers battle today
between Kellum and Dowling, both
south-paws. The victory was marred By
an unfair decision OF Umpire Sheridan
that put indianapolis out of it Attend
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Earned runs. Chicago 2, Philadelphia
2; left on bases, Chicago 5. philadelphia
8; twObase hits. Ryan, Mccarthy Sla-
gle, Lajoie; stolen base, Mcfarland; /;
double plays. Lajoie to Cross to Dele
hanty 2; struck out, by Callahan 1, by
Donahue 4; bases on balls, off Callahan
Z; hit with ball. Camel 2 Flick, Dona-
hue; time, 2:25; umpire, Swartwood.
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Iron Vnses.

few more left. Nothing nicer for the
lawn or cemetery; last forever. L. l.
May & Co.. 81 East Sixth street.
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John Tbatcber Deed.

CHICAGO, May 22-John Thatcher, the
well known writer on billiards and turf
matters, died here today of consumption
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THREE HUNDRED OUT.

Labor Troubles at the Joliet Tin
Plate Works.
JOLIET. Ill. May 22-The discharge OF
the president of the local amalgamated
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harned runs, ST. Louis 4; three-base
hits. Wallace, Burkett; double plays
Heister (unassisted); bases on balls. off
Pittinger 2; stolen bases, McGraw, Dill
lard, Keister, Hamilton; time, 2:11; UNI
pire, O'Day
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FISHER WEAKENED.

BUFFALO. May 22-After pitching
superb ball for seven Innings, allowing
Buffalo but one hit during that time,
Fisher weakened in the eighth, and the
home team pounded out victory. Jud
Smith, who has been batting poorly of
late lifted the ball over the fence, sCor-
Ing three runs. ATTENDANCE. SEQ. Score:
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BOSTON SHUT OUT.
ST. Louis Wins an Easy Game From
the Unfortunates.

ST. LOUIS Mo-. May 22-The St. Louis
and Boston teams played an errorless
game today. st. Louis punched hits when
runs We're needed. Attendance, 800
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-23
INABILITY TO HIT KITsoN.
How the Pittsburgers Dropped IL
Game to Brooklyn.

PITTSBURG. Pa, May 22.-InabiIitv to
hit kitson when hits We're needed seemed
to take the ginger out of Pittsburg. and
they played a nstless game Brooklvn
was in the game at all stages Attend
ance. 320G Score:
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harned runs, BROOKLYN l; tWo-base
hit Demont; three-base hit, Kiteon;
stolen base, Ritchey; double plays. viii
iams to Ely to Cooley, Jones&to Jen-
nings; first base on balls. off Tannehill
). off ktson =; hit by pitched ball, Wag-
ner Jones. Demont; struck out. bv Tan
nehill ?, by Kitson 2: passed balls, Zim
mer 2; time, hours; umpire, Hurst
AN UNFAIR DECISION.
1t Mnrred "a Victory Achieved by
Milwaukee.
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MUFF AND WILD THROW.
How Mr.. Grady Helped the Cincin-
natis Win.

CINCINNATI, May 22.-Grady's muff
Of thrown ball, which he followed with
a wild throw TO second; Hickman's error,
two singles, a base on balls and a three
bagger gave Cincinnati six runs in the
NTH inning today. The game was a list
less. poOrly-played exhibition McBride's s
batting was the only feature Attend
ance Co., Score:
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II you visit the metropolis. the ad OF
the Hotel Empire on page will Interest
you.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-23

Judge Bortlett Tripp. of Yankton, for
the Republican nomination for vice pres
ident.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1900-01-05

Mayor Lien must be compelled to
keep a posted list of the different offices
he now holds, or else he has most re-
markable memory. Undoubtedly he is
the possessor of more positions than
any two men in South Dakota, and for
that matter it is doubtful if there is
any man iu the United States who
holds so many jobs. His last Office is
treasurer of the American League, but
it would be impossible for The Journal
to enumerate all the other places held
by the mayor without list from him.
Unless he has one already made it
would take him couple of days to
make a list that would include ALL
Sioux Falls Journal.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1900-01-05

The Argus-Leader publishes the fol-
lowing statement regarding the expense
bill of the railroad commissioners:
The expense bills of the members OF
the railroad commission for last mouth
in which the trip to Washington was
made are very moderate for,such trip.
Commissioner Kirkpatrick expended
$5S. 55, and Commissioner La Toilette,
$56.40 Commissioner Smith who stayed
at home, presents an expense account OF
$780, The expense account of T. II.
Null, the attorney for the state, was
$93.1O.
This is respectfully referred to Editor
Nash, of the Canton News, who has
been considerably exercised over what
he was pleased to term ''junketing
trip" of the Pop officials. He probably
estimated the expense at what it would
have been had he had hand in the
deal. De Smet Independents.