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f p. IN. "a" a. NJ IN" night.
40 Pullman palace sleeping cars on Trntns rs md
Co. % ana w on A and q. DIVISION. Dininv c,v I,
on these trains serve all nicn!s rnrouIo '
rams leave Spartanburg, \. & C. division,
HiU4panrnoGndi iU1rndi :oa a. M, D:H' p m., G:i:, D. n
B:l3 p: m, II IA a. m., (Vestibnl" imj;oa a. H.
Ifains leave GrcenviIlo, A. ana G. diyison
iWnsn,no, iWns,n n,' ~ a. M, 2:54 p. m. and ~ D. m
s:SS p; m. l2:;D p. IN. lVcstibuled LimiIouS ''
T., arnihs and 10 carry elegant Pullman sieen
route daily be wccn ck.onyio and ~" ~, en-.
na mi.a' Ia Also Pullman Drawing room s!eenins
cars oetween Charleston and Columbia oP'hs
FRANK S. CANNON, JM..TrI,
Third V-P. O. Gen. Mgr. l'1
Washington. d. G. wo.i;r,,,h im.,tc hlgr.,,
w. A. TURK, S,uu.pnIU,rn
Washim.AS AS " Ast don. Pass AR't
-.-------- o -, ~ " Atlanta, Ga
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rams arrive and depart in Columbia a,
ing Street Station NOs 8 and 80 arr,
; nIhnnn sleeping cars between Columbia anc
'"chSo - ne, connecting at columbia witt
VI or - ana from \ew York also connect.
'hG tn incinnati s'eep via AsheyiiIe
Nos. 33 and 81. Pullman Drn wing Room,
Shnplhs CTR hetwern TAMPA, j cksonyilI,
iMtVanh"h, 'olumbia, conneo. ing with sleen
~ and from ';olum b!a aud New York.
f"f rurthcr informntion apply TO
SEAY. u. r. A.,
8. d. B0YLsToS. T p. a.,
olu bia. 8. G.
l.. n. SIlIPMAN A. q. p. a..
A. 0. MAcDONI Lii, q. PA,
Jhcksonvile Fla
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MO y Y1HEJRySS IS
FIREENKD

Is the one and the only preparation
that is safe to use. 1t is a lini,nent
that penetrates from the outside,
External applications are eternallv
right. Internal medicines are radi-
cally wrong. They are more than
hu,nbugs-they endanger life.
Mothers Friend helps the muscles
to relax and expand naturally-re-
lleves morning sickness-removes
the cause of nervousness and head
ache prevents hard and rising
brcasts-shortens labor and lessons
the pains-and helps the patient to
rapid recovery.
From letter by Shreveport, La.
woman: l have been using YOUR
wonderful remedy. Mothers Friend,
tor the last two months, and find it
just az recommended.
Druggists sell 1t at 81 per bottlo.
THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR co.
ATLANTA, GA.
Bend TO- our free illustrated book.
betoro Baby IL Born"
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Caref

No woman can be too careful of
her condition during the period be-
tore her little ones are born. Neglect
or improper treatment then endan-
gers her life and that Of the child. It
lies with her whether she shall suffer
unnecessarily, or whether the ordeal
snail be made comparatively easy.
She had better do nothing than do
something wrong.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-02-20

] think Of the thing that lice next at hand
And do II, because of hu,;
For l should've like him TO come and nud
The light in my home was dim
SO like my rooms TO be fresh and sweet
And hide i'll my heart his Wo,d;
And listen each hour for his coming feet,
Aud live my life for the Lord
The Inland
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: lOE'ida Central g. PeninsuIar
able In Effect NOV. 10. 90

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Scripture Couplets.
4 = ACROSTIC.

AN ACROSrIC.
a man who sinncd tho not "dcccivcd,
A son of whom he was bereavcd.
bad King OH Israel wished curse -
Bad prophet who desired a purse.
Sh'ld, hrst-born, murder, vaSabond,
Called faithful spy, with good news. did
respond.
DauntleSS delivercr, with her host array'd,
Daring shepherd, one who sang and
played.
Exempt from death, because he "walkcd
with Cod"
Entered the Jordan, yet on dry land ,r,M
False gov 'ner trembling, like him no, a
few,
For Paul he helped to write a letter true
Great, for at last he "ovcrcamc"-
Good host" who bore a noble name
Hero was prayer for a SOIL
i1iS 'bn'ldinG' orders soon we'll done.
In him Gods promise did not fail
Is this not he who did prevail ?"
lust as Elijah, this man came
Just man, disciplc--tcll his name.
Kin did she wcd-kin welded in that d,,..
>'nS's fathers host--,hev ran away.
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gla a$}|erald and 4}eNS
PARKWAY MOSES.
HE WKt "ES or rUiNGS OF GrNEwAL
INTEREST 10 'iIE rEOpIE AND
RELATES tNrEHIENtE
HIS OWN CAREER
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Having enjoyed whole lot O
poor health and ANY am ,unt Of rhv
steal disturbance within my sweet
brown skin, and dhrinG we'll arQuaintrr
with tn" great army Of Jobs com
forters who have no other mission OF,
earth hnt to comfort thc sick, anG
throw their whole soul ijlu tho work
with such good effect that they kuorb
the soul ont Of thoir poor sick vic.
TINS, know them tr he lob lot OF
comt"rt'rS, and 10 mistnkr, who Just
tip themselves ovrl aud let the very
soul butter and spiritual smrnr cas-,
oo2e ont aud slohhrr over their sirl
friends, like Il big boa cous,ric,u,
latherlng knot headed uiogrr pre-.
p"ratory TO the swaIlow;"g process
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IN their bright red glnrN Il; tAr hra
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both eyes and nil b,r m,n.v u,a
house and lot, u(t.r winch .hn l;,d
in awful agony and Left u hnsh,,d
who had nolh;u., but q su,u,r .,;,
of clothes to wear 10 IN, fun.ro) !,
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confined to NV hom, IN T,r,.or.h
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ped in to give NJ, moral .nn,ort ura
spir;tnal tnrtnro ona no;nt ,no f.,
ture with tho dr,os nf h,r nol,,.h,l,.
She nttcr,J un oxo,a
of brinal, colnr,d srrr,;s
tho moment sbo looked ot ~, ,,a
said | lust reminded her of h,r do,r
departed husband lust about 10 duys
before tho abcess in hin );vsr ~
ploded and waft,d him into IN,
grave.
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adder nv owes, and IN. him, h,,,> ~,
the end of my globular nose md ,h,
yaller tinge on nv erstwbilo d,mosL
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-02-20

10 i.4o p. m. train from Augusta makes close
Scaboard Air Line. w. "
poin's on g. A. L. and G. and q. Railway, and
"I ESpaitanbnrg . with Southern Railway. NJ
tof any information relative 10 tickets
rates. Bch. dulles address IA
w. J. CRAIG, Gen Pas. Agty
EN-. NORTH. Sol. AIT, 'Su''e''
]. 81 EN- ER8ON TTaffie Hanaaay
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CLoTHIERs' TEAMS PITTED.
Lennon & Gibbons Team to Play
Palaces Sunday.

Lennon & Gibbons baseball team will
tackle one of the strongest teams with
which il has had to contend this season
when it tries conclusions with the Pal
ace Clothing company's Minneapolis club
at Lexington park Sunday.
Berg, who will pitch for the visitors,
has been doing excellent work on the rub
Der, and with good fielding behind him
ne should make the game a close one.
The local clothiers will be on their met
tie on Sunday, and are prepared to give
a good account of themselves. Powers
will be on the slab, and it is said that
he has shown the very best of form. He
has been working with Harry Clayton
for some time, and they are a~ crack
battery. Page and Mitchell are two new
men, both of whom will be seen in the
game Sunday. Mitchell is credited with
good work at short, and Page has ac-
quilted himself well at second
The game. which will be called at $3.50
o'clock. will be preceded and followed by
bicycle races under the management of
Tom Bird. The races begin promptly at
2.i5
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CANS DEFEATED HAWKINS
Fight the Fastest Seen in Broadwa,
Club.

NEW YORK. May 25-Joe Cans. Of
Baltimore, knocked out DaI Hawkins. of
California, at the Broadway Athletic clIh
tonight in two rounds of the fastest
hghting ever seen in the club house. The
men were scheduled to go twentv-fve
rounds at 1S3 pounds, and both Scaled
Hawkins assumed the aggressive a+
once; once; and landed on his man with both
hands. Ee smashed the Baltimore man
with a left hook to.the7 chin lust after
they put up their hands, and dropped
over, but Cans tooke the count of nine
and got to his feet Hawkins followed
him fast, but GansewasS all there with
his blocks, and in a fierce mixup at the
ropes sent in q right swing to the Jaw
that ioored HawkiFs. again it seemed
that the result was reached. Hawkins
was certainly out. but struggled to his
feet at the count of nine. The fighting
was furious to the bell.
In the second round the men continued
their rapid pace. Cans had Hawkins
gauged, however, and easily avoided his
terrible rushes and swings. and after l
minute and Is seconds of sIugging Cans
landed the punch that did the trick.
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Exposition Athletic Games.

PARIS, May 25.-The French authorities
controlling the athletic events to he held
in connection with the exposition have
announced that, as concession to
Americas desire to eliminate Sunday
games the sports which were scheduled
to begin Sunday, July Is, will, instead.
commence Saturday July IA. the great
tinued on the following Tuesday and
Thursday. The finals in which Americans
are entered will be put ahead and the
BILE. Also, at the request OF Mr.. 4. G.
Spalding. the director of athletics for the
United States, a Marathon race of TWEEN
ty-five miles has been added to the pro-
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OPENING OF PUBLIC BATHS
NEW BATHS PAVILION ON HAIR
RIET ISLAND Is
READY
FORMAL PUBLIC EXERCISES
Gov. Lind, Mayor Kiefer, Mayor
elect Smith to Participate
Building and Grounds
Decided TO City.

Today at o'clock the public baths on
Harriet island will be turned over to the
city by Health Commissioner Ohage ard
formally opened to the public A number
of invitations TO city officials and public
men have been sent out and the ceremony
will be an inter esting one.
Work on the baths, or more properly on
preparing the ground for the buildings
and bath houses. was commenced LAST
February. Owing to the persistency and
determination of Dr. Ohoge. the father
and promoter of the enterprise, the
grounds have been converted into a park
and the necessary buildings for the bath
ing establishment have been constructed.
Dr. Ohage has furnished two-thirds OF
the cash necessary, less than 5000 hav-
ing been raised by the public subscription
In addition to this the doctor secured
the ownership of the island to himself
and gives the property in fee simple to
the corporation.
The Minnesota State band has been Sc
cured for the ceremony today The first
portion of the exercises will be the ad-
dress of DR.. Ohage, in which he will re-
view, in detail. the history Of the public
bath project as conceived by himself and
the &c cd he expects to come to the people
through their operation. AT the con-
c;usiOn of his remarks he will hand TO
Mayor kiefer the deeds of The property,
conveying ali title to the island from him
self tc the city for all time.
Mayor Kiefer will make response ard
will be followed by Gov. Lind and Mayor
elect Robert A. Smith. After the address,
es there will be an inspection Of the es-
tablishment and the ceremonies will cor
clude with an informal reception by Of
/ ficials and view of the grounds
For the information of the public, 1t Is
called TO attention that the bath houses
are approachable only by crossing the
Wabasha bridge and turning at the first
street leading to the right, when an ele-
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WOmen's Clubs Meeting Milwaukee,
June Ith 20 Sth

The Chicago. Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry.
has been officially selected by the Wom-
en- s Clubs of Minnesota and North Da-
kota as the line lest suited to accOmmo-
date delegates and others from the Twin
Cities and the Northwest
A party of ladies will leave MINNEAPOLIS
and St Paul in special cars via The MIL
Iwaukee' June ?, 3 and 4th The trip will
be made delightful in every way.
500 Qrom ST. Paul and Minneapolis
$n.70)
Tickets on sale June 3 3. 4 and 5th. good
to return as late as June 30th. by depos-
it!ng tickets with joint agent
Day and night trains from Twin Cities
to Milwaukee
Call on THE MILWAUKEE, agents for full
particulars. or write J. r. ConIey, Asst.
Cen Pass. Agent, st. Paul. MINI.
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CHINAHEN GET THE DRUG
COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS AUCTIONS
OFF GOODS To PAY DUTIES.

The auction held by the custom de-
parment yesterday was a success in
every particular. One box of opium for
SS5 and 300 cigars at 1915 were sold to
Quong Sin Lung & Co. j. NJ Warner
bought 200 cigars for $3.50. H. w. Rietz-
ke paid only $40 for 500 cigarettes E.
h. Cavileer. who is the postmaster at
Pemolna, \. D., bought quart of Irish
WHISKY Tor ~ cents and H. D. Lang paid
81 for two quarts of the same brew. The
government received enough to pay the
duty on the articles sold.
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WHAT CITIZENS DEMAND
COUNCIL WILL CONSIDER AMEND
MEN'TS TO MANHAT'TAN

The committee on streets Of the board
of aldermen will meet this afternoon at
4 o'clock. The board will hold an ad-
jouyned meeting at 7:30 o'clock, and the
assembly will have an adjourned meet
ing half an hour later Action on the
Manhattan amended street resolution,
vetoed by the mayor is looked for.
At the board committee meeting on
streets this afternoon the amendments
proposed by the citizens committee viii
be considered. They provide for regu-
lation Of the price for light and heat,
against consolidation, for the use OF the
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-26

Beach batted for Ely in ninth. Schriy-
er batted for WaGdell in ninth.
Earned runs, Pittsburg p New York !: ::
two-base hits. O'Brien, Van Aaltren:
three-base hits, Wagner, Grady: Sacri-
lce hit, Van Haltren; stolen bases.
Gleason. Davis. BOwerman: double plays.
Williams TO Ritchey to Cooley. Davis to
Gleason TO Grady; first base on balls. off
Lever 4, off Waddell l. off HawIey ?;
hit by pitched ball. Ritcney, Hickman;
struck out, by Lever /. by WaddelI 5.
by. Iawley l; passed bali, B5werman:
balk Hawley; time. 2:l5; umpire. O'Day'
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Curfcsity Saves Lie.

sent to a bright woman, but, being curl
Gus she took it to a druggist, who said
it was not quinine, but arsenic. A like
Inquiry into some of the medicines offered
true. For half a century Hostetter's s
Stomach Bltters has been curing indiges-
ton, constipation, dyspepsia, liver and
kidney troubles, and has never once fail
ed. Try 1t If you feel weak ard tired.
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National Baptist Anniversaries, De-
trOft. Mich, May 23-29, 1900.

Western Ry. viii sell excursion tickets
on May 2lst and 22d, good to return till
May Seth at the low round trip rate OF
&2H75
Above rate IS via Grand Trunk r. r.
Rates via Michigan Central and Wabash
Railroads about 50 cents higher. For fur
Ihsr information inquire OF j. p. elmer,
G. A. p d.. corner Fifth and Robert
streets. st. Paul
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On the rice street Ronce

The bi-monthly shoot of the North
star Gun, club will be held Sunday ON
IT'S grounds on Rice street. A good time
Is promised and all shooters are well
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Yield Day Meet

The Northwestern Interscholastic field
uay contest will be held at the state fair
grounds this afternoon. Eight schools
The Central High School. Athletic as
sociation, of st. Paul. is claiming 60 out
of IA points in the contest
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THEY HIT THE BALL.
How Cincinnati's Men Won IA Close
Game From HostOm

CINCINNATI. O., May 25.-With two
men out in the tenth inning today, Peitz
struck out twice before. hit the left field
fence. scoring Peitz with the winning run.
1t was pitchers battle, in which Scott
eXcelled. -Four of the six hits made off
Lewis - Tor extra bases. a single and
a triple lied the score for the locals in
the ninth, but the next three batsmen
went out en- little flies without scoring
the man from third Attendance, 700.
Score:
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INTERSTATE TOURNAMENT AND
WHIST GARSIyAL,
Chicago, May l8o-Jane 2, 1900.

HIc"SU' 7HHJ ioU-J ahe = I9OU'
For this interesting meeting the Chica-
go Great WesternbRaflway Will sell on
tickets on the certificate plan good to re-
turn till June 6. alta fare and one third
for the round trip. Fordfurther informa-
ton inquire of ]. P. Elmer. G. A. P. D.,
corner Fifth and Robert streets, st. Paul.
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CHICAGO WENT TO PIECES.
Brooklyn Experts Bunted Out Vic
tory I'm Sixth

today the game was the hottest kind
of contest. Brooklyn began bunting
in the sixth. and the locals went to pieces,
four errors and five hits giving the
then replaced Garvin, and was pounded
for five hits and four tallies. Attend
ancn. .. roo Score:
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gramme. It will occur July A. and
prize of LOCO francs will be given Of
which $50 francs will go to the second
man. The latter sum will be the first
prize of the high. standing and broad
jumps, which have also been added for
the benefit of Mr. Spalding.
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company's wires and poles free by tho
city. gross earnings tax Of per cent
after 1907 and at any time any other
company in the same business should pay
the tax. for the use OF the company's
poles and wires by any other COM
pany in the same business on payment
of a propoTtionate share of the cost Of
the same and for the commencement OF
work under the ordinance by Aug. 1.
1909.
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ST. LOUIS. Mo. May 25.-Philadelphia
won today's game on "a fiuke Thomas
single ana McGraw's error Of Slagie 5
grounder put two men on the bases in
the sixth. Delehanty sacrificed Lajoie
hit TO kiester. The latter tried to cut
off SlagIe at third but threw wild. Nc
Graw was injured in the melee, and
three runs crossed the plate. Attend
ance 5.IcO Score:
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Other Gannes.

At Lincoln, Neb.-University of Ne
braska, IL; Washburn college Topeka, TO-
Eleven innings.
At Youngstown. O.-Youngstown, 0; To-
iedo. 2.
At New Haven, Conn.-Yale, I; George
town >
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Last days of the Great Fire Sale
SilKene 81. f7ia summer Hats, 25c and 35c Twen-
sweaters for 500; 50 80 sweaters for q 00
No. $50 Wabasha street. Wv
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minneapolis Borrovs p,,cbar

ST. LOUIS. Mo, May 25.-President
Robson, of the st. Louis club, announces
that Pitcner knepper has been loaned to
league
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OmeiaI Canvass Final.

bets B that there would be more
Democrats elected than Republicans.
or must A wait the outcome of c0ntasfs
of election TO win his bet?
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O'Brien Given Decision.

CHICAGO. May 25.-Jack O'Brien was
given the decision over young Mahonev
at the end Of the six rounds tonight at the
Fort Dearborn Athletic club
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AMATEUR BASEBALL.

The Volunteers will cross bats with the
Germans Sunday afternoon on the Payne
avenue grounds Neuquest and Conley
will be the battery.
The Snowfakes will go to White Bear
lake Sunday to play the White Bear club
The Endicotts defeated the Ridgeway
Park Kids, 26 to 10 The features Of the
game were the batting of the Endcotts
Endicotts will hereafter play under the
name of the Nelson Kids and will play the
QulckSteps this afternoon at Aurora park
grounds.
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DnncaSter Races.

LONDON. May 25.-At the second DAYS
racing of the Doncaster spring meeting
today Richard Crokers Raw Boy won the
Fftzjames stakes, with l. Reiff in the
saddle. L. Reiff also captured the Cor
pOratiOn stakes on Gereon.
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1.-TWO out When winning nun scored.
Earned runs, Cincinnati 2; two-base
hits, Wood, Peitz. Scott, Sullivan; three
base hit, Corcoran; stolen Bases Barry,
Barrett; first on balls, by Lewis 3; struck
out, by Lewis 3; time, 2:O5; umpire Swart-
wood
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CLEVEI. AND. MAY 25.-Fauver nitchad
a good game up to the eighth. when the
visitors piled up six runs. four of which
were earned Attendance 500 Score:
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LAKESIDE RACES.
Results in Fridays Events and En-
tries for Today

tTIcS IOr AOOaY.
CHICAGO, May 25.-Lakeside sum-
First race. four and a half furlongs,
Scorpolette third. Time. ;5S,
Second race, mile-Major Mansir won,
:43H. Ai'ie
Third race, five and a half furloncs.
selling-Madam Gerst won, Irma S sec
ond. Moneyback third Time, 1:O9A
Fourth race, mile and a half. selling
Admetus won. Holdup second, Julius Cae-
sar third. Time 2:37A.
Fifth race, five furlongs, selling-Ren-
son caldwell Won, Battus second. Ben
Magen third. Time, 1:02A.
Sixth race, mile and seventy Yards
Enomia won, Orion second. Domsie third.
Time, 1:4712.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
pdtI9t First race: mile; selling -Bannie, Miss
gtte. los; Isen, 107; Dutch Bard. Cherry
Bounce II, 109; Mellocole. The Bobby,
80; Edna Gerry SO; Annis Palmer SO; Or
landine, 81; Corillo, los.
Second race. half mile-Linnie. 1O3: In
xl6ctus: T6t S,, IoS; Money MusS, Kid Cox, les;
Third race mile and sn eighth. handl-
cap,-Strangest. Michs 1915 Bony Boy. III;
4aoio, ia; Donna Ria, 80; Red Pirate. qS;
Jolly Roger, 112; Orimar, il03
Fourth race, the Indiana handIcan
value $1.SoO, six fdrIongs-Andes, sam
Fullen, 1O7; OConneT 6be Furst ;5: Ii3:
Hermoso III; Algarttta '1O4; Cheesestraw W
j., IS; DR. Walmley, 03;hTayon, 80; Nav
Beech, lie. 10y
Fifth race, mile and fifty yards-Knigbt
Banneret. 81 john Baker lie; SIdb9w
9e N0bleman, 1l2; Gus Blass, ST.
sixth race, five fuuongs, sellfng-Cogs-
lock. Senator Joe, 110S The Bronze
Demon. Alice, Scorpions 1O1; ErucseU
Icon los: Gibson Girl. 10s
seventh race. mile selhng-Woodrang
er' III; Donation Refugee. Ray III. 109.
LAMA. 50: Rosavanah. Crossmolina, 103:
Brulare. Ennomia, Leoncie, 107; Rosa
D!ah, 81: Cabrillo, liz
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-26
INTER-THEATER GAME.
Teams Have So Far Gotten To-
gether es to Name Umpire.

The managers of the Metropolitan the
ater and Grand opera house base ball
teams got together yesterday and agreed
on Mr.. MacNider, of Lennon & Gibbons,
as the umpire for the game at Lexing-
ton park June 3.
The preliminaries for this contest have
been arranged in a systematic manner
that bears evidence of both sides being
in earnest and intending to make it a
real ball game. free from hOrse-play and
funny-work of all kinds. The boys are
showing up we'll in practice.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-26
Pansies Pnnsias

Choice blooming plants of the best va
Tlet1eS at Zoe per dozen, or dozen for ST.
L. l.. May & Co, GA East Sixth street.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-26

Earned runs. Detroit /. Milwaukee /;
three-base hit, Garry; sacrifice hit, Har-
ley; stolen bases. Stallngs, Dillon, Ell
berfeld. Gray; first base on balls, off
by Miller l. by Sparks /; first base on
errors. Detroit l. Milwaukee l; left on
bases. Detroit 8 Milwaukee 6; struck out,
by Miller 4. by Sparks 2; double play,
Gray to Dillon: wild pitch, Sparks; time,
1:45; umpire. Mcdonald.
NO GAME AT INDIANAPOLIS.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May 25.-Rain
interfered with the game today in the
third inning, with Indianapolis l run and
Minneapolis o.