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LOCAL TEAMS no MEET.
Hamm and Lennon & Gibbons Mines
Meet Sunday.

After the excellent showing made by thu
Lennon & Gibbons team and the Hamro
Brewing company team in the series of
ball games with the Duluth team This
week. 1t is expected that the regular
Iwfn ~ CITY Amateur league game between
the two local aggrega tfons at Lexington
park Sunday will prove the fastest hall
game seen here this season. Both teams
have been strengthened in the former
weak spots, and play for all there is in
sight throughout the game. The pitchers
are In better trim than ever, and the feldN
ing Is sharper and cleaner
The game Sunday will be called at $40
O'CLOCK The week day games have been
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VIII Wrest1e at Morton.

Articles have been signed for catch
as-eatch-ean match between Jack Curren
and Herman Smith to take place at Nor
ton, Mimi, next Saturday Police Ga
zette rules will govern and the strangle
hold is barred. Match is to be two falls
in three, winner to take IS per cent and
loser 25 per cent of the receipts.
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Pathway of Light.

Flashing through the night the at
lantic Express" via the Northwestern
Line" leaves Minneapolis, 10:48; St. Paul,
noon, and you reach New York, 2:55; Bos-
ton, 4:55 p. m. next day. Buffet sleeping
cars, reclining chair cars (seats free) and
comforta BILE coaches.
Spend the evening in the Twin Cities
and still get to Chicago in time for busi-
ness or to continue a fast journey East
and South.
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ST: LOUIS. Mo-. June 22.-rhe St.
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SHERIDAN WAS KISSED.
Milwaukee Defeated Minneapolis I'm
Thirteen-InninE Game
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Milwaukee at Minneapolis.
Buffalo at Cleveland.
indianapolis at Detroit
Kansas City at Chicago.

MINNEAPOLIS, June 2z.-hfiFwaukee
defeated Minneapolis in a thirteen-inning
contest today. The playing was brilliant
from the first toss Of the ball, and before
the end the crowd was frantic at times.
A close decision by Sheridan IN the tenth
inning threw the game. This enraged the
crowd, and Sheridan was subjected to a
deafeniRg tumult of Kisses and groans.
Harvey and Reidy both pitched wonderful
ball Attendance, 25C0. Score:
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sewoodstockr and "s1lnne.osa.,

The above are the names Of the two
palatial Pullman sleeping cars run daily
between the Twin Cities and Omaha over
the Minneapolis & ST. Louis new short
line. They ere paragons of beauty.
Buffet Library ears are also a feature
of the Minneap polls & St. Louis service to
Omaha. Pullman care parlor cars on das
trains.
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Latson won. Gulden secon1, Knight of
the Garter third. Time, 2:6S 1-5
Fourth race, six furlongs-Mountain
Mist won, Dread second. Minerva third.
Time, IA As.
Fifth race, five and a half furlongsN
third. 1:08 90
Sixth race, one mile-Iroquois Bell won,
Miller second. Watercuge third Time,
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DULUTH Won THE FINAL.
Hnmm Brewing Company Team Wa
Defeated Yesterday.

DeIeaItu IcSIefday.
Duluth defeated the .Hamm Brewing
company's team yesterday to 4 in a
clean, Sharp contest
Each side scored two in the first IN
ming, and then not a run crossed the
plate until the fifth. Then two success
i've hits and an error gave Duluth three
runs-enough to win the game. O'Don-
net s MT, Ehompsons sacrifice and nice
for the locals in the sixth
Cox again pitched for the visitors, but
was not in as good form as he showed
Tuesday. The score:
Duluth ....2 o o O o 90 Is
Hamm's B. Co.. 0 90 1 0 o.
Batteries. Cox and Hartman, Harris
and OMaIfey.
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Earned runs Minneapolis l, MIIr aukee
?; two-base hits, Nance, WiImot. Diggins;
three-base hit, Anderson. Diggins; passed
ball, Fisher; bases on balls, off Harvey
struck out, by Harvey 5. by Reidy I; tIou-
BILE plays, Burke to Anderson, F'uItZ to
Anderson; stolen bases, Wilmot, Werden,
Nance, Smith, Bierbauer; sacrifice hits
Wllmot, Burke, Garry. Dowd 2; left on
bases, Minneapolis 8, Milwaukee 9; time
2 80; umpire, Sheridan
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*Batted for Newton in the ninth

*Batttd for Newton in the ninth.
Earned runs, Chicago 4, Cincinnati 8;
left on bases, Chicago H. Cincinnati ):
threee-ba hit, Corcorau; home lun,
Mertes; stolen bases. Green, Callahan;
struck out by Callahan l; bases on balls,
on Callahan l, off Newton 4; hit with ball,
Mertes, Camel; time 200; umpire. Swart-
wood.
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.Iune 2I Lit Is.

To the Editor of the Globe:
VIII you kindly inform me in your val
liable paper which the longest day is,
the Ast of june or the 1st of July, de-
Gliding a bet and oblige? Yours.
old Subscriber.
st. Paul, June 21.
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WAS A HARD FOUGHT GAME.

CLEVELAND. June 22-Tedays game
was hard fought from start to finish.
Cleveland used up three pitchers In the
ninth, with two out, Baker, who succeed
ed Hooker in the fourth, sent three men
to first. Then he refused to pitch fur
ther Am0Ee took his place and Crisham
hit for two bases, bringing in the vim
ming runs. Attendance. ]. .2G0 Score:
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Peoria Harness Races on.

PEORIA, Ill, June 22.-The national cir
cult horse races to have-been held in tbs
city commencing the 10th of July have
been declared off on account of lack of
entries. -
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ROOSEVELT TO M'KINLEY.

Response of New York Governor to
Presidents Congratulations.
WASHINGTON. June 22.-The following
Is the text Of Gov. Roosevelt's message
to President Mckinley:
New York. June q. - Hon. William
Mckinley Washington, D. c.: [ aDDre-
ciate deeply your congratulations. and
am proud to be associated with you on
the ticket. Theodore Roosevelt"
Q a q TO IA.
Bears the n The Kind You Have AlgaB BOgght
Of GeEHZZzz<m
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DETROIT WON IN rENrH

DETROIT, Mich, June 22-with IN
dtanapolis with one run ahead in the
tenth, Shaw scored on Holmes long fly,
hit a grounder to Madison, which the
shortstop fumbled, allowing Frisk to
score the winning run Attendance, 1,10O.
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sloan In the Ruck.

PARIS, June 22.-Fod Sloan rode in five
races at the Maison Laftte races to-
day but only succeeded In securing a
third place, on Madagascar, at 7 to l
against, in the Prix Revend.
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Jennings NOMINATED.

Cousin OF Mr.. Bryan for Governor
of Florida.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, June Evil
liam 5. Jennings was nominated for gov
ernor by the Democrats on the forty
fourth ballot.
The nominee IS first cousin of W. ].
Bryan. He Is a native Of Illinois but re-
moved 70 Florida IN 1885
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HL00n PaEsnM

Is tha worst disease on earth. yet tho easiest 10
cure-wHEN YOU KNOW WHAT TO DO. Many
have pfnpss spots on the skin, sores in the mouth
ulcers. falling hair. bone pains, catarrh and don't
know II Is BLOOD POISON. Cali and 20;
BROWNS BLOOD CURE, 81 90 psr bottle: lasts
one month. Sold by F. M Parker 364 Wsbashs
street.
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generously patronized, and it is expected
that a large crowd will DE on hand to
champion one side or the other for the
home contest. Jack Burke will umpire. ~
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*Frisk batted for Cronin ia the tenth
inning; two out when winning run was
made.
Earned runs, Detroit 8. Indianapolis 0:
two-base hits, Hickey. Holmes. Dillon.
double play. Hickey to Kelly; hit by pitch
er, Guese 2; bases on balls, by Cronin 8,
by Guese 3; sacrifice hits, Kelly, Guese,
Harley, Madison; struck out by Cronin
8; wild pitch. Cronfn; first base on errors
Detroit l, indianapolis l. left on bases,
Detroit Is. Indianapolis 5; umpire Dwyer;
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WE'RE WEAK AT BAT.
Why New York Again Dropped u
Game to Boston.

NEW YORK. JunA 22.-The New Works
lost another game to the Bostons because
OF weak batting, Willis being very ef-
rective. with the q -eption Of the fifth
ana seVenth innings. Mercer was an easy
2.OOO. Score. eo'
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WASECA. Mimi, June 22-(SpeciaI y
Waseca baseball club defeated the Mar
Quette club, Of Chicago. today by to 9.
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*Crisham batted for Flood in the ninth
INNING. Two men out when winning
runs were scored.
Earned runs. Cleveland 4, Buffalo 2;
two-base hits, Hart, Sullivan, Crisham
Gettman, Halligan, Carey; sacrifice hits
Spies, Carey; stolen bases, Shearon, Hal
ligan, Atherton; first base on errors,
Cleveland l, Buffalo 3; double plays, Vfox
to Flood to La Chance, Hooker to Hall
man to Carey. HaIlman to Atherton, Ath-
erton to Carey: first base on balls, off
Hart g. off Baker 3; hit by pitched ball,
Shearon, Hallfgan; struck out, by Hart
Gettman 2, by Baker, Flood, Hart, Nc
Aleer; hits, off Hooker 6, off Baker 6, off
Amole l; left on bases, Cleveland /, BUT
falo 8; passed BAH, Schreck; wild pitch
Baker; umpire, Joe Cantillon; time, las
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*Gear batted for Patton in the ninth.
Left on bases, Chicago 6, Kansas City
=; tWo-base hits, Shugart; sacrifice hits.
Brodte. Hoy. McManus; struck out. by
Kate1l 5, by Patton 3; bases on balls, off
Katoll 5, off Patton ,; hit with ball Pad
den, Katol; time, 1:40; umpire, McDon-
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Louis Pittsburg game was postponed on
account of rain.
BATTED OUT a VICTORY.
Chicago Hit Cincinnati Pitcher
Hard and Often

CHICAGO, June 22-Chicago batted out
a victory today. hitting Newton hard
throughout the game. Clncinnati's hitting
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DOLLARS SAVED


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H0IS, Gloves Z FIHS. 81; 4; ::i;~ f.:
o.:;.S !! r T.. Gordon Z Ferguson.
EssAblished 1871. QIo-a9s K an a.

work Of making that platform. and on
every point and every plank the sub
committee was unanimous Many sug-
sestlons that We're made were omitted.
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waseca defeats Chicago.

Have you secured your Bakers Premi-
um Coffee pictures yet?
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Via srhe s,ilwaukee..o New rr.,r

You can leave Minneapolis 1870 D. m.
and st. Paul u;25 D. m. (eYerY night,
and arrive Milwaukee 1918 g. m, and
Chicago Loo p m. Fire sIeepers and
coaches through to Chicago.
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Meet Me at the 500 Line Ticket
Once

A portion Of the 500 Line Ticket Office
579 Robert street. has been fitted up as a
waiting room for the use of the general
rary rest while down town Writing ma
terials will be furnished to any one who
may wish to use same
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CHICAGO RACES.
Results at Harlem and Card for To-
day at WashingtOn

CHICAGO. June 22.-Weather cloudy;
track heavy. Summary:
First race four furlongs and a half
Tenny Bell won, Tootsie Green second
Peaches third. Time 80.
Second race, six furlongs-T Tildiana won.
Woodtrice second, InnOyator third Time
1:21A.
Third race. steeplechase. short course,
handicap-Eiking won, Gov. Budd second
Myesotis third. Time, 3:5S.
Fourth race. mile and three-sixteenths
handicap-MOle won, Brulare second, The
Eleetor third. Time, 2:1O12
Fifth race, five furlOngs-Jannazarro
won, Harry Herendon second, Dandy jim
third. Time, 1:07A
Sixth race, mile and 100 yards-Walken-
sha won, Ferangble second, Lomond
third. Time, 1864.
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HITS YERsUs ERRORs-

CHICAGO. June 22.-By making hits
when the visitors made errors the locals
won today's game from Kansas City.
katoll, although a trifle wild, allowed
only three hits and put out his oppo-
nents. McA1anus caught his first game
for Chicago and made a good impress
sion. Attendance 300. Score:
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WASHINGTON PARK ENTRIES.

First race. miIe-Bannockburn. 126: Mo-
drine, Sam Fullen, LomOnd, Owensboro,
Wax, 1G7; The Lady, Larkspur 102
Second race, SIX furlongs-Hermeso. 124;
Nobleman, 122; Rhinelander, Fly by
Night. 119; Mr. Brown, Reminder, Ill; Jo-
sephine B, lie; Pupil, 1O4; LiIheHght, H.
added. for three-year-olds, mile and a
half-Lieut. Gibson, 129, Sam Phillips, t27 :;
Greenock, IL; Yellow Tail, 10; Knight
Bower, 10; All Gold, 122; Sidney Lucas,
10; Kentucky Farmer, 122
Fourth race, fifteen-sixteenths of a mile
selling -Onewastus, 113; John H Morris,
u0; Great Bend, Moroni Handpress, 1O9;
] J T, 1O7; Brisk, Orion, Castake, PATRON,
los; The Pride, Rhinelander, 1O4
Fifth race. nine-sixteenths of a mile
Sofala, 125; Muga, 120; Alard Scheck, 11S:
Jim1nez, Criterion, Scalawag, Ill; Rustic
Girl, log; Ella Dernmant. 1O8
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DEVELOPED INTO A FARCE
GAME BETWEEN THE PHILADEL-
PHIA AND BROOKLYN BALL
TEAMS
BROOKLYN WON ON A FORFEIT

Milwaukee Defeated minneapolis In
a Thirteen-Inning COntest-Com-
iskey's Men Shut Out the Kan
sas City Aggregation.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-01
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Inn wreck ON the Pittsburg and Gull
road near Mena, Ark, one Of the train
crew named Points was killed
The Atlas brcwry at Chicago. Ills,
burned, causing loss Of 81 1000 600.
The twenty.third biennial meeting Of
tho state sacngerfest will be- held at
Austin, Tex, May ' S and o.
Austin, Tex. Is Infested with thug
and numerous robbcries are reported.
Dora johnson, a ll.ycar.ild Negro
girl. was run ouer boy an electric ear at
Dallas. Tex, and killed. Both legswert
cut oif aud her body badly mutilntcd.
The smallpox situation at C0rrigan
Tex, b. growing worse.
Rotu- Brown, a negro, was shot an,
killed near Crockett, TEX
Marlin. Tez, will have new hotc
thai will cost between $4,000 unC
100000.
Mrs TT stewart of Lexington, OF.
tool, poison by mistake and die IN hal
al hour
The Indians ON the Known, Comanch
and Apache reservations arc IN actua
need Of food.
Ia Jones. u negro 80 years old, belie1
ing he was pursued, jumped into we
at Sulphur Springs Tex, was drowned
Miss Laura, daughter Of Vice Pres
dent Mariscal Of Mexico, was married
the City Of Mexico 70 her cousin.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-01
LEADERS CONFER.
Mayor Harrison saws Illinois WIN send
iir,an delegates.

Mayor Harrison Saws iilinois WIN send
Iir,an delegates.
Chicago, April 30 AT II private con.
ference hcll here Sunday night between
W Bryan, J. G. johnson. chairman
Of the Democratic national executive
committee. Willis J. Abbott, editor ~
Tho Bulletin, aud Mayor Harrison, the
latter assured Mr. Bryan that Illinois
would send q solid Bryan delegation 10
the national convention The four men
also discussed the situation IN Illinois
aud throughout the country. When
asked II the bid Of Admiral Dewey for
the presidential nomination was dis.
cussed. the members of the conference
said IL was not. f. was also agreed. It Is
said. that expansion would b. made a.
prominent and NJ important issue IN the
campaign rs any other Ex-Goyoruor J.
p. Al,geld aud several other prominent
Democrats from different parts Of the
country also paid their respects 70 Mr.
Bryan.
Mr.. Bryan declared that conditions
were shaping themselves to his satisfac.
ton lie said II would h. impossible
for him 10 meet Admiral Dewey IN Chi.
cage because he had engagements to
speak this week In Ohio aud Michigan.
lie said he would return 10 this city ON
Saturday next. MFR, Bryan spoke ut
Por. Huron. Mich, tonight
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-01

Washington. April $3.50 far as can
b. now iorcseen the week will be given
up largely To the Alaskan code bill aud
to appropriation bills in the senate.
When the army appropriation bill Is dis
posed of IL is probable the Notifications
bill will be- taken mp. There will be- an
effort to secure financial disposition Of
the Alaskan bill but rs there is much
opposition To the Carter amendment IL
impossible TO say whether the effort will
succeed.
Senator Chandler ON "Wednesday will
ask consideration of the resolution in the
case Of senator Clark Of Montana, but
there will be- request for more time "a
read the testimony, and the case proha'
bly, will 90 over for ut least several days
more.
On Thursday the senate will hsteu IA
eulogies on the late RcpresgntatIy,
Baird Of Louisiana
The feature Of the week in the hous,
will be the Nicaragua canal bill, which
will be considered Tuesday aud Wcducs
dAy. The elimination Of the section rel
alive 10 the fertilization u the canal re-
ceivcs the objections entertained 10 d
By friends Of the Hny-Pauncefote treaty
but because Of that very fact the resent
ment Of rome OF the Democrats has beei
aroused. The bill, however, douhtlcs
command a very Large majority when /
/ comes % IA vote.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-01
ROOTS SPEECH.
II May Produce some Diplomatic Inaui-
rites at state Department.

Washington. April 30. - Secretary
Roots speech relativeto Monroe doctrine
Is likely 10 he productive of some diplo.
matte inquiries at the state department.
Herr Won IIollobcn, the German am.
basSador. Is In New York. aud in his
absence the under officials Of embassy
are disinclined to talk for publication
about the secretary's remarks. II is
omphatically asserted at the embassy,
however that there is no intention ON
the part Of Germany to forcibly enter
the western hemisphere. BY the act OF
its representative at The Hague, the
German government recognized the
Monroe doctrine aud It does not propose
according to the embassy official. TO
violate II.
Germany would prefer IN keep her
suhl'-,is Mt home" said one Ut the ~.
tachcs. This is impossible. however,
aud n great many have emignted into
South America aud to Asia Minor. are
peacefully developing the country. 1t
has bocn frequently reported TINT Ger
man colonization IN South America was
dangerous To the United States. but you
may be sure that Germany has no hos.
tile intentions against that country, and
that the emigration Of Germans 10 South
America is simply In pursuit Of u bust.
ness policy
IL Is said there are nearly n million
German subjects in the southern part Of
Brazil. A private letter received from
an American source near where the Ger.
man colonists ARE established declares
there is no truth in the report recently
published that trouble was brewing be-
twcou the Germans aud the natives.
Those close to Secretary Root say II Is
hardly likely that Germany, in the pres
ent undeyclopcd state Of her navy,
would like crisis 60 bc prccipitatod at
this time The secretary declined q
discuss bis speech and he refused to b,
seen
The navy department has been paying
attention 10 the colonization of southern
Brazil by German subjects, and it Is un
dor,tl1d Roar Admiral Bradford, chic
OF the bureau ~ equipment, has cuusid
erred the ACCESSIBILITY ot recommending
that this government enter into negotia
tinus with Brazil To establish a coalinl
station at Santa Calarina.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-01
NO BOER SYMPATHY.
The Senate Refuses to Consider Such
u Resolution.
VOTE WAS 20 TO 30.
The President Signs the Hawaiian Bill.
Chief Of the BUREAU Of EngTar.
Ing and Printing Resigns
Congressional Forecast.

Washington. April 30. by vote Of
90 10 90 the senate refused 20 consider
resolutions in sympathy with the Beers.
The detailed vote was rs follows:
Yeas-Allen, Bate, Berry, Chandler.
Clay, Hale, Harris, Heitfeld, lIoar, Jones
of Arkansas, Kenny, McCumbcr, Nc
Emery, Martin. Mason. Pettigrew, Ross,
Teller, Turner and Vcst-20.
Nays-Aldrich, Allison, Bard, Carter.
Clark Of Wyoming. Davis, Fairbanks,
Foster, Frye, Gallingor, Gear. Hawley.
Jones of Nevada, Kean. Lodge, McComas.
Morgan, Nelson, Penrose, Perkins, Pet.
tus, Platte Of Connecticut, Platt Of New
York. sewell. Shoupe, Stewart. Sullivan.
Warren and Wolcott-29.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-01
DEWEY AT CHICAGO.
He En,sr. the city Amid booming Of the
Cannan aud Chser. Of People.

He Enters the city Amid bootnlng OF the
Cannon aud Cheers OF People.
CAi5ago, April 3O.-Amid the booming
OF cannon and cheers Of hundreds OF pco.
pie Admiral George Dewey arrived nj
Chicago this morning. For the next
three days he viii b. the guest Of the
city, aud the programme for his enter.
tainmcnt will take up nearly every mo.
mcnt of his time until his departure on
Thursday morning for jacksonville, Ills.
The special train bearing Admiral
and Mrs. Dewey and his secretary, Lieu.
tenant Crawford, was met near South
Chicago by n train carrying the general
executive committee Of the Dewey Day
celebration and including Mayor Harn
son, President Charles A. Plamaendor
and the admiral's son, George Goodwin
Dewey The committee escorted IN,
admiral through the streets 90 the audi
forum annex, the naval hero receiving
n tremendous evasion all along the route
Mr.. Dewey preceded him % the hotc
under nu escort of the ladies committee
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-01

New York, April3O Carpenters mum.
herring $500 threaten TO strike in brook.
lyn tomorrow for 45cents an hour, eight
hours a days work aud Saturday half
holiday. The United brotherhood % Car.
pcutcrs and Joiners has sent out notices
a. all employees in Brooklyn making the
demand mentioned and asking that they
b. granted on May /.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-01

Gladwin, Mich, April 3O.-Aided BY
a high wind fire here Sunday night dc
struyed 10 BUILDINGS, including the Meth
odist church, Michigan Central depot
the Brunswick hotel and city hose house
causing total loss $4,000
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-01

Havana. April 30.-MatanAls city l.
IN mourning over the death Of Mrs
Wilson, wife Of Major General james
II. Wilson, military governor Of the de
partmcnt Of MutanM, and Santa Clara
who died Saturday from the effects OF
injuries received that day by her dress
catching fire. from q match on which sh,
stepped. Mrs Wilson had become on
dearod toull Glasses Of the community
and her death brought forth expression.
OF sympathy, not only from the resi-
dents 0t MatnnMs, but from poopl,
throughout the island, who have tele
grnphcd their condolences and expires
sions Of sympathy TO General Wilson
and family.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-01
President Indisposrd.

Washington. April 30. President Nc.
Kinley is suffering from n cold contract.
cd ON his trip TO Canton. He j. doing
as much work rs over. but h. visitors Il
Is apparent that lac is considerably indis.
posed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-01

san Antonio, April 81 A Mexican
named Guadalupe Romero, aged 20
years, was run down aud fatally injured
by an International and Great Northern
train here. He died at the hospital.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-01

Washington. April 3).-Claude VI. John.
son, chief u the bureau Of engraving
and printing, has tiudcred hi, resigng.
tion a. Secretary Gage.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-01

Washington, April 30 The president
signed the Hawaiian bill at 1910 this
afternoon.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-01
CauId Not Agree.

Washington. April 30 The conferees
on Porto Rico hill providing. for the APP.
pnintment II Temporary officers IN the
island are unable Ia agree.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-06-08
IN PASSING.

koB To1 arc gone can think OF Tour face
Calmly; and What ID fts memory worthf
Hen call u beaEtifnI-siDg OF It's grace:
To ne Il h but Of the EARTH
II has smiles for them all In the rosT-sveet
Il has given ne nothing bat tearsl
Nov you are gone you are Known as you
are
What are the word. that your red lips le.
fail?
Men call them sveet-They are bItterer
far
To nv soul than the bi:terest gall
On those sweet lips the Wanted OF crimson
hpp~aTs-
They have given ne nothing but teArsi
Nov you are gone l can sag OF your trust
OF the love that once saw me 60 forth In
the night
They vere nothing but duSt-tbey were
nothing tot dust
Only . dream that was bright
Your lore With its hopes, and your love
With its fears
1t has givea me nothing but tears ="
SoW you are gone, Alb, the whole
world n lone
Seyer q star has q beautiful CLEAN;
The heart that vas dearest OF all 20 my
Has drifted avsy like q dreanI
Can you pass unto peace down the vista
Of ycarS
Who have given me nothing bat tesrs1
p L g., In Atlantis Constitution.