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chess Masters, Tournament.

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE great inter-
national chessmasters' tournament, open
to the twenty most renowned experts in
the world, will be begun at the Grand
Cercle des Eches, Paris, today The
worlds champion. DR.. Emanuel Lasker.
will be a competitor. Alapin, Schlecter
and Marco will represent the Vienna
Chess club; Maroczy, of Budapest: !:
Tschigorin, of st. Petersburg; Black
burne, Burn. Mason. Teichmann and Lee
have arrived in Paris. Piilsbury, of the
Franklin Chess Club of Philadelphia,
Shewalter Of the Manhattan Chess Club
of New York, and Marshall of the Brook
lyn Chess club, also win be ready to
start. Of the Partisan players it is ex-
pected that Janowski, Didier, Rosen and
Laclede will play
There will be six prizes, in value rang
ing from 5000 to 600 francs. The presi-
dent of the French republic will give
four valuable Sevres vases to the first
four prize winners, while Baron Albert
de ROthschild, of Vienna, has donated
two prizes to the value Of 500 and 900
francs respectively for the two most
brilliant games to be played in these con-
tests.
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We had a tain the
made. Sample color
7i7-22l HlcCi
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Calls 1t BIackmaiI.
st. Paul Review.

81. Fdul REVIEW.
The new cycle path ordinance of Min
neapolis is a sort of authorized black
mail. 1t is idle to pretend its legality
and though more wheel-riders exist on
the other than on this side of the creek
their public spirit is deplorable. It
should be tested in the courts at once.
If wrong, it should not be made the
basis for enforced contributions under
threat of fine, It's promoters concede
its iliegality, and deprecate a movement
to finally decide it, thus acknowledginar
the injustice of it's provisions If Mi1ne7
apolis has no way to build paths except
through an Illegal ordinance. it would
better abandon the whole business It's
Jerkwater sports are welcome to the use
of ours, which have come from expen
ditures of money raised through volun-
tary contribution and also In taxes law
fully imposed and gladly paid. No one
complains of the amount of the license
Zee. 1t Is the principle involved. But
minneapolis pays no attention to princi-
pie even TO the extent of levying black
mail
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there is an infant about two dave ola
needing an entire outfit of clothing we
riage car
q IN visiting amongst our sick poor I
their homes for months, and in one case
Tor years, not having had a drive orf
IN the fresh and beautiful sunshine; and
to take these sick poor out for a drive
say once q week or so -
We are anxious to know the WHORE
apouts of Mrs. James Byrne and two
sIhaIl children, aged eight and nine. re-
sspectiyely. who arrived a day or two 100
Irom Kansas City. They have been d.
Tected 10 US. but so far have evidently NOT
Deen able to locate the Office"
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Louisville Races.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 14-Summaries
today:
First race six and half furlongs-Nina
3 l. won, Aurorle second, Sister Alice
third. Time 1:21
Second race, five and a half furlongs-
Ills EXcellency won. Lady Elite second
Bohul third. Time, :0S1a.
Third race. four Acknowledgement
Thompson won. The Butcher second. Bill
Massie third Time, :48%.
Fourth race. four and a half furlongs
the Wenona stakes-Silverdale won. Dr.
Preston second, His Eminence third
Time :55.
Fifth race. one mile and a sixteenth
Aurea won. Boana second, Ollie Dixon
third. Time, 1:4Sh
Sixth race, seven furlongs-Sound
third. Time, LIS.
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MAKE A HERO (F CDRBETT
FORMER CHAMPION GIVEN MORE
ATTENTION THAN
WINNER
TENDERED A BIG RECEPTION
Gotham Crowds Followed Him on
the Streets and Cheered Him
FftzsimmOns Says Corbett
Should Have Won

NEW YORK, May thames ]. Cor
oett on the streets of New York, un-
marked even by the faintest semblance
to scratch after the encounter with
Champion James ]. Jeffries, was greeted
IKE conquering hero. Everywhere he
went 1t was the same story Men who
never saw fight stopped him and con-
graduated him. Crowds followed him and
cheered. His presence everywhere was
the signal for JAM In his most popular
hour, after defeating John l.. Sullivan.
he never experienced what he did He
was made hero of everywhere. No van
qufshed gladiator ever received such at
tentlon. Fort first time in the history
of modern pugilism all credit and glory
are taken from the winner and given to
the loser of battle. 1t is not because
Jeffries fought foul in the recent con-
test. nor for the reason that he Wrested
victory from the jaws of defeat, that the
public refuses to wreath his brow with
laurels. The champion roughed 1t to no
great extent, his work being cleaner
than it was in either of his two previous
great battles. He was in no distress,
and, though outpointed, was not serious
ly threatened.
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all callers at their parlors one trial bot
tie of their Complexion Tonic absolutely
free; and in order that those who can
not call or who live away from New
York may be benefited. they win send
one bottle to any address, all charges
prepaid on the receipt of 25 cents
tstamps or silver to cover cost of pack
Ing and delivering. The price of this
wonderful tonic is 100 per bottle and
this hbera. offer should be embraced by
all.
The Misses Bell have Just published
their new book, Secrets OF ISeauty.ji
This valuable work is free to all desir
ing it, The book treats exhaustively OF
the Importance of a good complexion:
tells how woman may acquire beauty
and keep It, Special chapters on the
care of the hair; how to have luxurIant
growth; harmless methods of making the
hair preserve its natural beauty and
color. even to advanced age Also in
structions how TO Danish superf1uous hair
from the face. neck and arms without
injury, to the skin This book will be
mailed to any address on request
FREE Trial Bottles of Wonderful Com
plexion Tonic free a parlors, or 25 cents
(cost of packing and maillng) to those
at a distance.
Correspondence cordially solicited. Ad-
dress
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ANXIOUS FOR a CHANGE.

The interment viii be at Oakland.
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RIDDLED WITH BULLETS
NEGRO WILLIAM WILLS DEAD AT
THE HANDS OF A MOB.

AUGUSTA, Ca, May H.-After Gov.
Candler had ordered the militia To pre
pare to protect William Wills from a mob
the coroner of this (Richmond) c.unty
was notified that Wills had been taken
from a Georgia railroad train en- route
to Atlanta, by a mob, and held in the
woods during the night, awaiting identifi-
cation.
a few minutes after 10 o'clock this
morning an attempt was made to hang
him. The rope broke and Wills fell to the
ground In an instant he was riddled with
bullets
A placard was pinned on him giving
warning to like offenders. The coroner
viii investigate.
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NORRIS Park nacen

NEW YORK. May IA fair card of
SIX overnight events was run off today
at Morris Park. Summaries:
First race, six furlongs-Indian Fairy
won, McMeekin second, Belle of Lexing-
ton third. Time, 1:1Ol&
Second race, four and a half furIongs-
King Pepper won. All Green second, Elk
horn third Time, :5S1S
Third race, seven furlongs-Manitoban n
won, Rinaido second, King Brambie third
Time. 1:28$4.
Fourth race, seven furlongs-Kris Krfn-
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southern Baptist Conference.

cial session of the Southern Baptist con-
ference was called to order this morning
by Hon. Joshua Levering TO consider un-
finished business.
Rev MIR. Van Ness, of the Sunday
school board. spoke on the Importance Of
Sunday school literature sent out by the
board.
AT the regular session Dr. johnson. of
st. Louis, read the report of the missions
for papal fields. These missions extended
to %, 100000 people of Remanist faith and
had resulted In many baptisms.
DR.. Harris followed with a report on
pagan fields. showing that the best work
and the greatest number of baptisms had
taken place in China, but good work We
being done in all pagan lands
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WITH MASONIC H)N)2
WILL REMAINS OF WILLIAs1 JOHN
SON BIC INFERRED.

The funeral OF the late Christian VIII
lam l.. A. Johnson, who died Sunday. viii
be held Thursday at 3 o'clock from the
Undertaking rooms Of Thc0rseH A.
Thaung. 3zI East Seventh street. u1der
the auspices of st. Paul Lodge No 3.
a. r and A. M, Of which The deceased
was old member.
MT johnson was also affiliated with the
Ofder or Eagles, being the FIRST OF tho
local Eagles to die, and with the SONG of
Denmark
The interment will be at Oakland
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A. NJ. F.. Conference wei.

COLUMBUS, O., May 1.-THE revision
of the discipline of the A. NJ E church
was the principal matter presented today
at the general conference The report of
the committee on revision was ordered
printed and placed On the calendar fer
Tuesday.
characterized the action of the la yrnen In
the general conference of the White
Methodists in Chicago was manifested
here today when by very decisive vote
the proposition to place a minister in the
place of lay delegate who had been un-
expectedly called home was defeated.
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AMATEUR BASEBALL.

team defeated the st. PauFs college at
st. Paul Park Saturday afternoon in a
game of baseball by a score of 1S to 8.
The feature of the game was the pitching
the Hess Business College club The
Hess Business College club would like to
hear from any high school in the state
Tor Saturday afternoon games Address
L. ); Corey. S01 Pioneer Press building,
st. Paul, Mimi
The LIE Sueur high school defeated the
st. Peter high school team by a score
or 10 to 6. The score was 10 to 3 at the
beginning of the ninth inning, but the
home team let up and allowed three
scores to be run in. The outfield of the
home team played fast game
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WASHINGTON, May 4.-The April
statement OF the imports and exports of
the United States shows as follows: Mer-
SSS, 445.O27 were free of duty. Total in
crease over April, 1899, SIC, 200, COO; mer-
en- enandlse, exports. S11S, ,926, ,507; increase,
SSOVV.OOo; gold. imports. s3,S5o, 115: In
increase. $500 coo; silver. IMPORTS. ST. 266' '28S:
Increase. $4i6.06o: silver, exports, S4,ll2,048;
increase, $50, COO
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Dewe.ysatin knoxville.

KNOXVILLE, fTenn>, May 14-After a
gay OF rest from festivities, Admiral and
Mrs. Dewey and party, who are now the
guests of the city near where Farragut
was born. in 1901, appeared in a grand
parade in this city this morning. The
parade was participated in by militia of
East tennessee, secret societies, labor or
carnations. city officials and members OF
various professions.
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If the United States and England should
form an alliance, the combined strenetb ,tI
would be so great that there would be
little chance for enemies to overcome us.
IN ME manner, when men and women
Keep Keep up thelr bodily strength with Hos
letters Stomach Bitters. there is little
chance of attacks from disease. The old
time remedy enrfches the blood, builds
up the muscles. steadies the nerves and
increases the appetite. Try it.
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SOLVED THE PHENoM

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Nav 14-1rdt,
napolis cut loose on Lee. Kansas C,itV:s
"phenom,' in the third, earning four runs
on five hits. two of which were homers,
In the fifth Daub took Lees place. he
having a nail torn from the index fin
ger of his pitching hand Four more
runs were earned, and the game cIinched,
Attendance, 1,500. Score:
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More Troops for Cuba.

CHICAGO, May 14.4Four companies of
the Fifth United States Infantry, sta
toned at Fort Sheridan, have received
orders to leave for New York, on their
used to strengthen the regiment doing
garrison duty. The troops, which are in
command of Liedtenants Reeves and Par
tello, left for the East tonight.
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Roxing ut MilwauIsee.

MILWAUKEE. .. Wis. May 14.-AIex
Burke, of this city, fought six minute
rounds with Norris Rauch, of Chicago
before the Badger Athletic club tonight
the referee declaring the bout draw
Burke made considerably the better
showing.
Ihe bout between Jim Adams, of Oma-
ha, and George Ryan, of Milwaukee was
not pulled off, owing to a dispute
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Ex-BANKER COLE SENTENCED.
Is to Serve Eight Years im the
Greenfield Jail

BOSTON, May lin the United States
court here today, Charles II. Cole, presi
dent of the now defunct Globe National
bank, of this city. who recently pleaded
guilty on several counts of an Indictment
charging him with misrepresentation OF
funds of the institution. was sentenced TO
serve eight years in Greenfield Jail
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OPEN TO TIE WORLD.
Use of Cycle Paths In st. Paul by
WheeImeg

Mayor Kiefer yesterday made response
to a letter from Mayor Gray, of Mime
taxation in vogue in this city and sug-
gested d mutual understanding between
the two cities whereby St Paul cyclists
would be permitted to ride on the Mime
apoiis cycle paths without purchasing a
Minneapolis license therefor and that
Minneapolis cyclists be accorded the same
privilege in St. Paul
Mayor Kiefer explained that there was
no bicycle tax In this city and that
cyclists from any part of the world were
welcome to the use of the cycle paths
which are sustained in great part BY
voluntary contributions of 81 p,r wear
from members of bicycle clubs.
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SHAW batted for Cronin in the ninth.
Earned runs, Chicago 2; innings pitched.
MeiIer M =, Cronin T. base hits off Miller 5
on Cronin 3; two-base hits, Padden. S11g2
den; three-base hit, Hartman; sacrifice
nit, Padden; stolen bases, Shugart, Sugo
den, Dillon, McAllister: first base on balls.
on Cronin l, off McGill 3; struck out bV
Cronin l, by McGill 2; time, 200: Umnire
Mcdonald. i'i4 g
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*Freeman batted for Clark in ninth.
Earned runs, Pittsburg 4; two-base hit,
Williams; three-base hits, Wagner, Ches-
brough Stahl; home run, f. Clarke; sac
rifice hit, Dineen: stolen bases, Beau
plays. Ritehey to Cooley, Ely to Cooley;
first base on balls, off Chesbrough 3, off
Dineen 8: struck out by Chesbrough !,
10y Dineen 6; passed ball, w. Clarke; time
2:l0; umpire. Emsle
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gle won. Sparrow Wing second. Bon Jour
third. Time, 1:2713 ~
Firth race, one mile-The Kentuckian
won, Approval second, Wait Not third
Time, 1894.
Sixth race, one mile-Queen of Song
won, Voter second, Handcuff third. Time,
1:40k
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roved to be a hitter. Attendance. 700.
Earned runs. Buffalo 6, Milwaukee,

Earned runs, Buffalo 6, MILWAUKEE,, .;
two-base hits, J. Smith 2. Halligan q
Waldron 2, Fultz, Anderson; three-base
hits, Carey Burke (Ddilwaukee) 2; home
run, Harry Smith; stolen bases, Gettman,
Carey, Eddie Burke Schreck, FultZ;
double plays. ]. Smith to Carey, Carey,
unassisted; first on balls, by Kern 2, by
out, by Kern /. Amole /, Wheeler l: wild
pitch. Wheeler; time. 1:42; umpire, Jo-
seDh Cantillon
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LAKESIDE RACES.
Weather Was CIenr, Track Fast and
Sport Exciting.

CHICAGO, May H-Weather clear;
track fast at Lakeside today Summaries:
First race. four and one-half furlongs-
6ai,I 6a{Ius won: Boomrack second, Benson
Second race, one mile-Sam Fullen won
Sidbow second. Cariboo third. Time
Third race mile and one-sixteenth-
Hoods Brigade won. Wood Trice sec
ond Thomas Carey third. Time, :4S15
Fourth race, five and one-half furlongs
cumberland third. Time, 1:G3&4.
Fifth race, one mile and seventy yards
i@Chancery Won. Rosavannah second, An
nowan third. Time l.47A
Sixth race, one mile and seventy yards
Schnell Laufer won, Rollins second, Tony
Honing third Time, 1:48$4
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
First race, six furlongs-Round o, Odea
IO4; Cheese Straw IL, 1922 AlCaskey, 104
:. John Grigsby, 107; Insurrectton, Nullah
Iildee, Daisy o, 104; Water Wick, 1C4
Chamberlain, 107; Lydia S. SorreI Tose,
Louisville, 1G2; Innovator. 1N.
=, Second race, nine-sixteenths of mile
Fridolin. 102; Lille Pantland, The Cuban
Girl, 10S; Donna Bella, Cinara, 107
Thlrd race, one mile and a sixteenth
Eva Rice, 1O5; Topmast. III; Kinp, 107;
Hoidup, 104; strangest, Malay, 1O7; Donna
Roitta, log.
Fourth race. eleventh. -sixteenths of a
miie.Money Back. Lucille Bramble Free
| 11dIlu 1 uiIIle j, J5t NdTeIe, IUi, Chefry
Rose. 1872; Orion, 104; St Cuthbert, lG7;
Rival Dare. 105; Duty, 10S; Papa Harry.
Menelik, Clinton Park. 104; Leoncie, 105;
Tenole, Old Saugus, Tinker. Refuge, 104
Scottish Grit, 101; Evelyn Byrd, 80; La
| Princessa, 102
Fifth race. eleven-sixteenths of a mile
! San Mateo 104; Brulare, los; Racebiid.
80; ABE Fuerst. 116; King Carnival, 113;
Midlight, 10S; Maggie Davis. Miss Ross
1O2; O'Connell, 118; Jim Gere IL, 1O7; Draw
Lad, l16; Meddler, no:
! Sixth race, one-half miIe-Kid Cox,
! Madam. Butterfly, Nettie B. Water Alone,
los; Skipwith, 106; Nancy B, Jingle, The
Bronze Demon. Gibson Girl Cora Goetz
Jano Wood, 107.
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Earned runs. Indianapolis s. Kansas CITY
:; innings pitched, Goar 9, Lee ~ Daub
S12; base hits. off Goar g. off Lee TO- off
Daub 4; bases on balls, by Goar g. by
Daub /; struck out. by Goar 5, bv Dauh
l; hit by pitcher. by Goar 1, by Lee /:
tWo-pase hits, Madison. Hickey, Lee:
double play. Hemphill to Camel; stolen
bases. Madison, Magoon 2, Hartsel, Far
reil, Schaefer 2; left on bases. Indianapo-
ns o. Kansas City 4; umpire. Sheridan;
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Inso.vent hank Dividend.

WASHINGTON. May 14-The comptrol-
Ter of the currency has declared dividends
In favor of creditors of insolvent national
banks as follows: Ten per cent, the Sec
ond National Bank of Grand Forks, N D.
Two and forty-one hundredths per cent,
Chemical National Bank of Chicago
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Nav 14-sBil-
ly'' Taylor, at one time the most famous
baseball pitcher in this country died
here today of a complications of dis
eases. AT one time he pitched for the
famous Athletics, and also for other lead
ing clubs. He was coach for the first
American team that visited Europe and
Cuba
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Calls Cyclists to Meet.

T. l.. Bird asks that cyclists interested
O'Clock this evening to ride with him to
Minneapolis for the purpose of discussin9s
the matter with the members of the
Flour City Cycle club 'iie
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Journal Takes schlndrer.

j. J. SCHNEIDER, for some time assistant
city editor of the Pioneer Press, has re-
signed 70 take the position Of telegraph
editor Of the Minneapolis Journal Mr..
SCHNEIDER came to St. Paul from MiIwau-
kee.
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Postohiee Employees Seek Transfers
TO New O1ncea.

Postmaster Smith has the anDoIrtrne,+
OF two superintendents and six clerks FOR
the substations that the department at
w asEinSton has ordered established, one
IN IN East ST Paul and the other IN West
st. Paul. Almost every man i'm the most
Office is looking for a plum.
MANY OF those who are now employed
III the basement Of the central office ask
20 De transferred. urging impairment TO
their health by reason Of bad yentiIa-
ton.
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Seymour DATED Tor Carricl in The
ninth.
Earned run. Chicago: left on bases
Chicago 7. New York s: two-base hits
Davis 2 Gleason; sacrifice hits. Childs
Warner; stolen bases. Mertes, Selbach
struck out. by Garvin s. by Carrick 9.
bases on balls, off Garvin 3. off Carrick
/: hit with pail, Grady, Warner; time
hours; umpire, ODay
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=, Earned runs, St Louis !, Brooklyn .:
{{31ree,6ase {1r r4fab hit. McGGnn; double plays,
nit by pitcher, McGraw; bases on balls
off Powell 3. off Kennedy /; struck out
by Powell 2, by Kennedy 2: stolen bases
Siheckard, Donlin, Quinn; time. 200: UNI
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BUFFALO WAS FORTTTNATE

BUFFALO. N. Y, May 14.-Buffalo was
fortunate today, and won from Milwau-
kee, although the visitors made a grand
rally in their half of the ninth and came
near winning. Both teams used up two
phchers, and the hitting was good and
free, Jud Smith was on third for Ruffsio
and covered his position nicely and
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Work OF Relief Society.
Secretary Hutchins, of the Relief so.
ciety says:
1--WE have just found family where
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CHICAGO WON IN FIRsT

DETROIT Mich. May 14.-The Chicago
Team Team won the game in the first inning to.
Gay with two singles, a three-base hir
and an error by Elberfeld McGiIi kent
the hits we'll scattered. Attendance, S63
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FILIPINoS BOLD ATTACK.

Seven of Them Attempt to Destroy
Forage.
MANILA, May 14-Seyen Filipinos mad :
an attempt to burn a quantity of hay
stored near the qUartermaster's st re-
house on the river front The guards kill
ed one of them and wounded another. The
others escaped.
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Earned nuns, Cleveland 3 NTinneanoTis
/: first base on errors. Cleveland 3, Mimi
aapols two-base hits. Genins, Werden
z; "a sacrifice hits, Nance 2; stolen bases,
Fisher. Abbattachio, Smith: bT F3hret t
Bueiow. Diggins; bases on balls, off Hart
s; left on bases, Cleveland 3, Minneapolis
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LEADERS KEEP THE PAGE
PHILADELPHIA TAKE ANOTHER
GAME Al THE EXPENSE OF
THE CINCINNATIS
KENNEDY WAS IN FINE FORM
His MRsterfuI Work Melted Brook
iyn "a Victory Over the Mound
City Hen-CIeveIand Out-
played minneapolis.
KENNEDY WAS IN FINE FORM
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Boston at Pittsburg.
Brooklyn at st. Louis
New York at Chicago
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, O.. May IA misiudg-
ed fly BY Barrett gave Philadelphia three
runs in the opening inning today, and this
lead won the game Phillips pitched a
good game but was poorly supported.
Maui was hit hard throughout but his
outfield gave him grand support. Attend
ance, 1900 Score:
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We are Offering Fine Top E3GcieF Fine
SuFreyS, Phaefon5, koad N3ROnsp Road
Carts, Etc, at 40 per cent Less than retail.
Oar Special Vehicle and Harness Catalogue VIII con
tain the latest ard uods for 1900 spvn Yor NAEg
i- colcr eard fre~ ard =fit mail free
HlcCLLET AVE, MINNEAPOLIS, EFItgA.
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HAMLINE VS.. CARLETON.
Fast College Game Promised for
This Afternoon.
Fnmons Rnu PInrer nead

The Hamline and Carleton college base
ball teams will play at the Hamline
campus this afternoon at $50.
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House Paints SOC to CSC Gallon
Barn Paints 45c to soc Gallon

Sthefs nave advanced thefrprices on f'aiuts
heavy contract and have rot NJ, better mini
T. n. ROBERTS SuPPLY HOUSE,
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- CLEVELAND. May 14.-Cieveland nlav-
T,;rI eG sleepy pail during the first three in
that time on they played a pennant-Njn- Vim
blng game, giving Hart the best of SIM.
pOft. AttendanCe L 900 Scnrn. - 9NP
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inning.
Earned runs, Cincinnati 3, Philadelphia
5; twO-base hits, Steinfeld. Wolverton.
I4aJoie; thTee-OAse hit, Siagle; home run,
Flick; stolen base Lajoie; double play,
Cross TO Lajoie to Delehanty; first one
balls. off Phillips l. hit by pitched ball,
by Maui 1; struck out, by Phillips ,;
wild pitch, Phillips; time. 2:10; umpire,
SWart wood
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KENNEDY,s MAsTERFuL WORK.
1t Won for Brooklyn Close Game
with st. LOuis

ST. LOUIS No, May 14.-Kennedy' 8
masterful work the rubber won to-
days game for Brooklyn. St Louis could
not touch him when hits meant runs. At
fandancn 6lN Scnre.
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cHCAGo's RECORD DAY.
Played an ErFOrIess Game and Shut
Out New York.

CHICAGO, May 1.-THE locals made
two records for themselves today by play
ing their first eTrOrless game and making
their first shut-Out of the season. Gar
vim was In great form, allowing but four