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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-18
HARD DAY FOR BRYAN.
The Candidate Put in Seventeen
Hours Yesterday.

Hours Yesterday.
PITTSBURG, Kan, Sept. 16-William
j. Bryan arrived here tonight and, after
taking dinner, made a speech to one of
the largest crowds he has yet ad dressed
He did not conclude his address until 10
o'clock, making seventeen hours of cam
paign work put in during the day He
spoke briefly from the platform of the
train at the towns of Baxter, Columbus.
Scammon and Weir City, ON his way from
Galena. All told. he made during the
day two set speeches and thirteen plat
form talks. There were good crowds at
all the stopping places.
AT Plttsburg Mr.. Bryan was met at the
station by f1ambeau club of large num-
bers, whose members discharged success
fully skyrockCtS in great profusion as
they marched through the principal street
Of the city, escorting the candidate to
his hotel. The street was almost i'm
passable because of the density of the
crowd and much enthusiasm was mani
tested wherever Mr.. Bryan put in an
appearance. In his speech he traversed
most of the ground covered by the po-
Htical issues of the day. but his remarks
were addressed especially to the ENC and
lead miners, who are very numerous in
this section. 1t therefore dealt largely
with labor and trust questions. The
Bryan train had another experience with
supposed pickpockets today At the town
of Columbus a gentleman on the train
thought he discovered two men in the
act of going through the crowd. He gave
the alarm, and the suspects took refuge
on the train. One Of them was after
wards pointed out to the sheriff, but he
managed to divert the officers attention
as the train slowed up in passing the
village Of Stippville, and he then darted
door of no nd
train. AS he sprang off the sheriff fired
a shot after him. following tbs with two
more shots. The man was seen to fall,
but whether as the result Of the jump Or
the shot was uncertain, as the train did
not stop
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GOOD GAME NEXT SUNDAY.
Lennon & Gibbons Team VIII Try
to Defeat the Chicago Unions.


Great local interest is being manifested
in the bal game that will be played at
Lexington park between Lennon & Glib
bons' crack team and the Chicago Unions,
a colored organizations that has been
carrying everything before it this season.
The colored boys are said to be fast
fielders. and their batters have eyes like
the proverbial eagle. Many promising
pitcher has had his conceit knocked out
by these heavy sluggers, and 1t remains
to be seen whether Thielman and Carney
can hold them down The Unions have
not tasted defeat in many months. and
they feel confident of being able to get
away with st. Paurs crack team, team
that virtually holds the championship Of
Minnesota.
The Lennon & Gibbons team is practic-
ing steadily, and by Sunday will be key
ed up for what viii undoubtedly prove
the hardest game of the season.
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NEW BASEBALL LEAGUE.
The National Association, OF Eight
Clubs. Organized MT RnIfimore.

Clubs, Organize ut Baltimore.
BALTIMORE. Sept H. The National
Association of Baseball Clubs is being
organized here today by A. Fl. 10 h ana
f. G. Richter. representing Philadelphia
c. II. Havener and Joseph D. O'B1ien.
representing Chicago; Phil Petersen and
Harry Goldman. representing Ba timore
and H. D. Quinn representing Milwau-
kee Mr.: O,Brien has proxy from
George d. Shaefer. of st. Louis and
certified check to take care of it's Imam
cial end. Thomas l.. Mccarthy, of Bos-
ton. wired that he would arrive today.
Nothing was done this morning, but the
delegates agree that the new organ cation
IS to be called the National Association
of Baseball C11bs and that it IS 10 be
major league of eight clubs Applications
are now iii hand from Washington Proyi-
de'Iee and Pittsbprg for the vacancy in
the East, and Louisville. Buffalo and De-
troit ir the West The Western selection
is likely to fail 10 Detroit The meeting
for election of permanent officers will
be held in the West within thirty days.
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both Men Got on

T. NJ. Conrad charged with disorderfv
conduct. and Thomas Smith. alias Thorn
as ODea. charged with inter fetirg with
an ofheer were both dischargcd IN the
ponce court yesterday. O1ieers,1Wil Jams
made the arrests in both cases. md han
a good many witnesses in court to
prove his side: of the case The Ggfead-
ants, however, had number OF withc sss
in the cases. Judge Orr decide d. that there
vas no case.
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Depreciation of MONEY.

In 1873 a silver dollar wae ,,or+t,
o2IIar and six-tenths in gold. In 1S Site
'e els cents in 1883, eighfv-fivoss
cents cf; In 1883. seventy-two cents: in 1SSs :
NY cents, and in 1896 forty-five cents
standard stomach remedy, which has NOT
G hanged In half century, and that is
fbi as haea Stomach Bitters. It always
for. i, ndEn ne one unsurpassed remedy
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REAL ESTATE TRANasFERs.

I. w. Won Cad n. and husband to A.
Book; 1t 9, blk 2, xHolcombe's add 81 600
Z. b Smith and wife to. p. j. Heveu-
er, It's 3 and 4, blk 7. Summit Park. 5000
G. Hoppe to Louis Hoppe, e s2-3 Its .
and 10, blk 100, West St Paul
prop I
D. A. Corey and wife to Annie M.
Reichow, 1t s. Chute Bros div.
: No. .;;........;:.......... 2sO
Johan Nilsen Its Is and H. blk g.
G. w Youngmans Second add. 1.c0o
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Had Time Yesterday to Give a
Luncheon

CHICAGO. Sept. Ex-senator Hanna.
chairman of the Republican national COM
mittee, today gave luncheon at the Unioa
League club to 600 prominent ReDub'i-
cans. Senator Burrows will go TO Ne
braska tonight, and tomorrow night he
will open the Republican campaign in
that state at lincoln. Percy S. Heath,
chairman Of the Republican national
press committee, and National Commit
teeman Kerens left yesterday for O. tour
of the West, and will not return for ten
days or more. Mr.. Kerens is expected to
go as far as the Pacific coast
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Plymouth Defeats White Re..

The Plymouth Clothing bo,,sa
gave the White Bear men a cold re eea1ll
ton last Sunday. defeating them hy ~
stare sfer S 6a 70 to Albert Gehrng was The
safe drives, while Bacon. Of Wbit tes r lve
played the best field game. The a.;
score was due to the condition of the
M ,eea ne The batting rally of the cloth
leIs IN the last three innings was fhe
only feature They piled UP Six runs 'i jp
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COLORADO REPUBLICANS.
Frank e. Cloudy, of Denver, Named

Frank e. GOudy, of Denver, Named
for Governor.
DENVER, Sept. 1.-THE Republican
state convention met here today with
better representation from the state than
the party has shown for a number of
years. A. M. Stevenson. who recently
retired from the Craftsmanship of the
Silver Republican state committee was
made temporary chairman of the conyen-
ton. James NJ. Downing, or Aspen, who
has been prominent in this state as a
Silver Republican, was chosen permanent
chairman. These nominations were
made:
Governor-Frank c. Goudy, Denver.
Justice of the Supreme Court-Earl NJ.
Cranstown, Denver.
A recess was then taken until 10 a. M
tomorrow.
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Tuttic's wigc Is After Him.

Stephen D. futile. thu: white man who
Is married to a Co!oIed woman, was Ee-
fore Judge Orr yesterday charged with
non-support His case was Continued IN
Ill Sept q. and he was ALLOW ed 10 go ON
his own recegniZance for so bail
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-18

Earned runs, Pittsburg 5, New York /.
Ilrst base by errors. Pittsburg 1, New
u fk /; left on bases, Pittsburg 1, New
forS leia first base on balls. off Lever 1,
by Mercer 4; stolen bases, Wagner, Van
Haltren. Davis 2; double plays. Ely. Rft-
chic and OBrien: two-base hits, DOYLE.
Beaumont; hit by pitcher, Leever 1; wild
Bltch' LeeVer; passed balls, -OConnor,
Bowerman; umpire, Snyder; time, 2:25:
attendance 1000
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BROOKLYN. Sept H-Today's game
had peculiar finish. st. Louis had two
out and two On bases, when Donovan
sent grounder toward Demont The
ball hit Eurkett. who was en- his way to
third, and the game was over. IC>novan
pitched Well for Brooklyn, although he
found Mc'Sraw hard proposition. In
five times at the bat the St Louis cap
tain haG four passes and was hit once
Considering the cold weather both sides
fielded well. but the Brooklyns punched
their hits with better results. Score:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-18

IL, me Schlitz and Anheuser-Buseh Brew
ing companies teams crossed bats at
a seore being Park e * Sunday forenoon the
team The remarkable baftine of az
Iar1er team excited the admiration of of
s nu4dreds who witnessed the game. This
s eiIIeS the me brewery championship, the
played this year. game
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-18
CIovers' Double victory snnaa

The Clovers defeated the Brown e,
bigiow team Sunday morning by a. score
OF 10 to H. In the afternoon the CIo-
vers took a game from the Willows Nv
score of Is to II. The nine would like
TO TO arrange a game with the West Pub
nsnlng company. Address A. Kormann,
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Have Started Tn An.,ass

James Doran & Co., commission brok-
ers. have commenced business at their
old stand on Jackson street The Arm
failed in June from being on the wrong
SIDE of wheat during the furry. All cred
itorS will be paid in full
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-18
oHAGE WENT IN LAST.
Health Commissioner Took "a Dip at
the Baths on sunday.

Dr Ohage was the last man of the sea-
son to take dip in the -publies sJaths Of
ms creatioI- Inc water was mighty chill
ly, and so he did the honors All alone. no
one else having liking for an ice bath.
During the hundred days OF the life OF
the institution 257,172, or.heaasly -sg, coo per
day, have enjoyed good time. The re-
ceipts of S. % are a trffle. iii excess OF
the expenditures. -.
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vented to Kin. The once

A man giving the name of Roger Den
Ter was arrested on West, Seventh street
at an early hour this morning by officer
Tally, whom he Threatened to slug with
q rock At the central station, he WAS
derby
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-18
Fell Through a Trap poor.

SalEe Muraski, a daughter Of Join Mu-
raski, who keeps a butcher shop at CT
way III front of the saloon Of Joseph
JaroSz, 250 Thomas stree Yesterday aft
crnoop. and sustained serious in1ury. The
child was on hdr way 10 s hool, al d was
seven wears old
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-18
Jacobxon's Cese Is Con.t-u.a

Parker Jacobson local aeent for tn.
Armour Packing company. VITO was ar
rested for violating tire EealthIG rtir ance
was before Judge Orr Yesterday. HI
case was continued until sept 81
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-18

Jacob LEM. of 442 Bidwcli street. the
man who was hurt Sunday afternoon by
pelng crushed by an ice box at tie Per
Rims Manufacturing company. end had
his left side and arm badly usaed died
last night at his home He was at
tenaed by DR.. We:rick at the tine Of the
accident He was about fifty ycars old.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-18

Sam Parker and George Csrande,meysr.
the two man arrested son.e tine acu far
burglary of Gaertncr & Melchcit's ta;lor-
ing shop on Tenth street were. before
Judge Orr Yesterday Thei. ca was cen
tinued until Oct, 8, and bali fixed at
$l.0C0 apiece.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-18
1t Was a small R1aze

The. fire department. was called to ex-
tingu1sh a small blaze in the basement of
the Enterprise Electric works, 50 West
Fourth street about midnight last night
The damage to the building and contents
was only slight -
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st. Louis, ........0 0 1 2-5
Brooklyn ..........1 2 0 2 *-7

"B9Ikett out. hit by batted bail. Don
lin battcd for Powell in the ninth
Earned runs St. Louis, 2, Brooklyn 2;
three base hit, Kelley; two base hits,
Louis l. Brooklyn 2; left on bases, ST.
Lofts S, BROOKLYN 4; struck out, by Dono-
van 2, b. Powell 2; stolen bases, Held
rick 2, T. Donovan, Robinson, Jones,
Sheckard' bases on balls, by Donovan 4,
by Powell ,: hit by pitched ball, by Don
oYan /, passed balls, Farrell /, Robinson
l; time 2:44; umpire, Gaffney; attend
ance $50
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-18

=, -'7ttS6 IIII' LdJOIe, tnree-baSe hit
D4efehanty; sacrifice hits. Cross, Barrett
hh Harley Coreoran; stolen bases, Siagie'
an to Beckley; left on bases. Philadeinbia
); Cincinnati 8; first base on balls. off
ounn 5; off Scott 8; struck out by Dunn
!. od by Scott l; passed ball. Kahoe: time.
I;5o, umpire, Hurst; attendance, 4O74
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-18
Totals !. Il 824If4I
Milwaukee 0 2 9 q q q n a
Cleveland .1 O O O q q q q I

~McAIeer batted for Braggins in ninth.
Earned runs, Milwaukee 2; two-base
off Braggins 4; hit by pitched bali Spies:
wild pitch, Braggins; struck out by
Sparks 5. by Braggins 2; double plays,
Shay to Flood to LcChance, Jones to La
Chance; left on bases, Milwaukee Z
Cleveland 10; umpire, Sheridan; attend,
ance 336; time 1:25
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-18
BORE Down ON THE REDS.
auakers Took Them Into Camp
Twice Yesterdav

PHILADELPHIA Sent IA double.
header was played today by Cincinnati
ana PhlIadelphia, the. locals winning both
fPhiladelphia's game in the field was fast
3Iross work being exceptionally brilliant
Dunns pitching was ri1asterfiIl Snorai
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-18
n EW BICYCLES

for
for. A and
Catalogue
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furniture
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Earned runs. Cincinnati l, PhiiadeI-
phia. 2; two-base hits. Delehanty; three
base hit, LaJoie; home run, Barrett:
stolen base. Harley; double play. Mac
Farland and LaJoie; struck out. by
Breitenstein 2, Ortiz 3: PASSED ball. Pcitz:
time. f:50: umpire. Hurst
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o'B'n, iii II 81 Il Of 0H'gan, rf Oh II Il oil 0
Dgan, lbl OF 1l18l OIL 0Carey, lib Oh II Il OF 0
S S$s j; s $ $$Ss S S
Start, Dbl o. 1E3l Z! 0B.b er, 2bl Of OIL Al /
Mems, c.. oil II II 1 B'ick. ssJ OF II o. II 0
Gibson, pI Il Il Oh Il 0Ilker, D o. Oh l 0
Kansas City 100 0 0 0 0 1 81
Buffalo 0 0 Q IL
Totals..I 2T1OI27Ils 0 'Totals.! 4 sI2sI 8

FFarrell out, hit by batted ball.
Earned runs, Buffalo 1: two-base hits,
O'Brien 2; three-base hits, Gettman,
Sehreck; stolen bases, Hemphill Carey;
bases on balls, off Gibson l, off Hooker
L; left on bases, Kansas City 8, Buffalo
5; struck out. by Gibson 1; by Hooker 2;
time, lbs; umpire, Cantillon.
COLD WAVE AT DETROIT.
DETROIT, Sept flowing to very
cold weather today the game between
Detroit and Minneapolis was postponed
until tomorrow, when a double header
will close the season.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-18
BEAXEATERs TOOK TWO.
Brother LOTUS Young Men Out
.5f played Yesterday.

BOSTON. Sept. 7.-Boston took two
games from Chicago today. In the first
inning. King injured his finger in the
fourth inning and Dexter finished the
game. IN the second game Chicago out
ity to land the base runners Mccarthy
made a sensational catch of long fly off
Hamilton's bat in. the seventh inning
Attendance l. 100 Score first pa me.
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Boston ..--....-....-0 @ 0. IS
= Chicago .s..........0 O o o O O O 01
*Lowe out for running out-of line
Earned runs, Boston 6, Chicago, 1; two
base bit, Tenney; home runs, Long, Ryan;
mick to ChiIds to Bradley sacrifice hit.
Clarke; first base on balls, off Nichols 4.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-18

CHICAGO, Sept. 17.-Chicago won to-
days game by better all around play
Denzer pitched a good game HartzeIl' S
home run was the feature. Cold weather
held down the attendance and affected
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-18
ROOSEVELT IN MONTANA.
Made Many Speeches Yesterday In
the Cattle Country.

LIVINGSTON. Mont. Sept. 1.-THE
Roosevelt special remained at Billings
until $3.50 this morning. At o'clock a
reception, parade and speech making
took place on the public square. Dele
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-18
PIRATES ALSO WON.
Pounded Out Eight Runs In One In
niBG

NEW YORK, Sept. 17.3rhe New
forks lest Their game today. with the
fittsburg in the third inning, whom the
y, Visitors i,ht feIl or to, MERGERS curves for
eight runs. Murphy and Bernard were
tried out by the New York's tedav end
both showed UP well Score. 80
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-18
THOUGH eUTBATTED BY THE ST
LOUIS TEAM, THEY PILED
UP MORE RUNS
COULDN'T HIT ROGER DENzER
Comiskey's Team Won Good Game
From IndianapOIis-Amer
League Season Closes
Today.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
st. Louis at Brooklyn.
Plttsburg at New York
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Boston
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i, .Ienney out for StahFs interference on

third.
Earned runs, Boston 4, Chicago 2; two
base HIT Strange; three-base hit, Ten
ney: home runs. Sullivan. Mertes: stolen
bases, Long, Collins, Duffy; first base on
balls, off Willis 4, off Callahan 8: struck
wills; lime, 1:43; umpire Enslie
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-18
COWBOYS BEAT RTSONs

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Sent 17-Error.
by Kirwin and Bierbauer were resnonsibIs
for Buffalo's defeat. Gibson was in fine
form, and the home team played an ero
rorless game. Attendance 500 Score:
Z. G. lRIHIPIAIE Buff IRIHIPIAIE
Fr pu c + Of Of + II 9sr wiz Ill q p o.
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wINONA, Mimi, Sept. H-(special. y
After once notifying H. L. Buck, chair
man of the Democratic county commit
tee, to the effect that he would be I'M
able to be here at the rally Sept %, Gov
Lind has again telegraphed Mr.. Buck
that he will positively be here on the
22d. Arrangements are now being made
for the largest rally that has ever been
held in this city.l5fs
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-18

What the Democrats are accomplishing
at Crookston Is merely a sample of the
work being done in other parts of the
state. At Minneapolis a Freneh-Ameri-
can Democratic club has been organized
with $50 members. s..t..s,
The officers are the following:e Prest-
dent, Edmond Peltier; first vice presi-
dent, L. P. Souey; second vice president
Fl. Bourgerie; recording secretary, Felix
Plouf; corresponding secretary, A. A.
Rrault: treasurer, c. Marchessault
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HEAT TAE HOLSTERS.
T-!T-- st@st5SS=+ - as
COmmy's Team Not Affected by Cold

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Indianapolis at Chicago.
Cleveland at Milwaukee.
Buffalo at Kansas City
Minneapolis at Detroit
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meged gentleman who lives pretty constantly AZ home and s r -
ms habits relates that he is occasionally railway Journey a
ana these used his of
S Sy IN cold Or an attack Of consultation He remedy @
o a o. Epsns aanuss One Of these Tabu The
PPas result formerly 50 apt to be engsndrsd shaking up an
occasions and the taking Of food stomach for s
aih headache
~ the puton of swallowing Rpaus each meal
sF9E sss
2
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Earned runs, Indianapolis 1, Chicago 1;
two-base hits, Denzer, Wood, Brain;
home run, Hartsell; stolen base, McFar-
land; sacrifice hits, Kellum, OLeary;
double plays, Geier to Magoon to Kelly,
OLeary to Padden to Sugden, Wood to
OLeary to Sugden; struck out, by Kel-
lum 3, by DenZer 2; base on balls, off
don; time. 1927; umpire. Mcdonald.
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off Griffith 2; hit by pitched ball Strange,
Lowe; struck out, by Griffith 1; time,
] 30; urupires Emslie
Second Game
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WINONA,. Mimi, Sept. 17.-(Special.)-
The Democratic congressional committee
have secured headquarters in the Schlitz
hard campaign for L.. L. Brown.
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BREWERS WON.

MILWAUKEE. Wis, Sept. 17.-Sparks
had the visitors at his mercy today, al
lowing them only three singles The
fielding on both sides was loose, but some
great catches were made ins the field by
Waldron and Pickering. Score:
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An enthusiastic meeting of the commit
tee on arrangements for the Wooley and
Metcalf meeting here at the Auditorium
Sept. n was held last evening. The
finance committee reported liberal con-
tributions, and the other committees
stated that their work was progressing
satisfactorily Everything augurs we'll
for the meeting. This week extensive
advertising will be done in various ways
to make the meeting success. A. A.
Crane will act as chief usher at the
hall, and w. A. Powers, G. F. Wells and
d. w. Doty will constitute the pro-
gramme COMMITTEES. Printed matter re-
lating to prohibition work can be obtain
cd at the Office Of Backbone, 2s Union
block.
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A Bryan and Lind club was organized
at New Prague Friday night, with Dr.
j. Laudenberger president. The club
starts out with good membership.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-15
Columbian NhceImeu.

Last Sundays run as the guests OF the
Arlington Wheelmen was well attended by
the Columbian boys and Captain Byrnes
efforts to make a good showing was at
tended with good results. Every member
of the organization should have been in
line but out OF the twenty eight members
twenty reported at the lineup. The run
OF the club today will be- TO Alexandria,
over the Mount Vernon Avenue Road ledv-
ing the Hotel Regent at 10 o'clock. The
committee in charge Of the coming road
race held a meeting during the earlier part
OF the week and formulated plans for the
successful termination OF this initial run
of the club. A number Of prizes have been
secured for the event and at the present
time it looks as if the prize list Will eX-
coed the number OF contestants.
\ short run in every respect enjoy
able was made last Wednesday evening
over the Conduit Road as far as the
Bridge. and fifteen members and FRIENDS
of the club made the trip. The start was
made from the Hotel Regent al o'clock
number Of the meetings viii be in the
future held at various points cut Of the
city and a regular run called, each mem
her receiving credit for his attendance
upon an event OF this kind
After the run last sunday nu~lber Of
the members made "a hying rip to the
Anglers club.
The following attended last week $ Irn,
including morning and afternoon, Messrs.
caldwell. Hollauder Shcehy. George
Wright. Williams Benner. Hackett, Boz
den. Coggsweu. Wemcr, Mdher, Close.
strickland Byrnes Conway. Foster. Fen
ton. Fister. and stevenson. Al fhe las;
meeting public century was discussed.
but il was decided not 10 arrange an event
oC this END but to put the matter of for
some time in consideration of The fact that
one of the Other cycle organizations con-
templates giving g century run his prins.
and the boys will enter thai -uu with the
hope Of carrying eli q trophy or 'V0.
Mr. Howard Fisk. the secretary and on
ciaI steuogrlphcr of the club. is making
arrangemcnts 10 have Tia, club tIfea IN a
group.
Al Boldcn viii shortly make tine attempt
after the Ions road record between mere
and Baltimore. Thi5 ri1o NIL De followed