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striking Machinists Enioined

CLEV ELAND, Ohio, June 1S.-Judge
Stone, in the common pleas court, grant
ed temporary order restraining STR king
machinists from interfering with employees
of the Cleveland Punch and Shear COM
pany. The latter aVerred that their new
men We're being intimidated by the ma
chinists who recently struck.
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Princes Indicted

= KANSAS CITY, June &c. w. Prince
brothers Of Lulu Prince Kennedy, were
today indicted by the grand jury as ac-
cessories to the murder of Philip H
Kennedy, for which Mrs. Kennedy was
found guilty last Saturday and given a
ten years penitentiarY sentence
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For Murder of His Wife

HOLTON, Kan. June 1S.-William II.
Klusmeiere, the farmer accused of muir
dering his wife and burying the body
i'll a trench near their home, was brought
here from Topeka today, where he had
been held to prevent lynching. and given
a preliminary hearing. He waived eX-
animation and was bound over to the
September term. There was no excite
ment during the hearing; nevertheless.
Klusmeiere was Immediately returned to
Topeka when it was concluded.
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McEarInnd,s East nri1e

NEW HAVEN, June 1S.-At the Coli
scum track tonight Floyd Mcfarland, of
San JOSE Cal, broke the worlds bicycle
record for one mile in competition handi-
cap, covering the distance in 1855 S-5.
Owing to the handicaps of the Others
however. Mcfarland failed to get inside
tho money.
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Now Yncht for the Kniaer

WASHINGTON, June 1S.-The emperor
of Germany has ordered a schooner-vacht
to be designed and built in the United
States. 1t is to be constructed on similar
lines as the American yacht Yanpa
which Emperor William now owns. The
yacht will be designed by A Cary Smith
and Henry G. Barclay, naval architects of
New York
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Russian Professor VIII Lecture.

NEW YORK, June 1S-The Kaiser VIII
helm der Crosse had as a passenger Prof.
Kalvonski. head of the faculty of the
University of Moscow. He came over to
take part in the decennial exercises of
VIII deliver a course Of lectures before
the Chicago Educational society on The
Abolition of Serfdom''
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Kansas Cold Storage Fire.

SALIVA, Kan, June 1S.-Loss on the
Kansas Ice and Cold Storage company's
plant, destroyed by fire last night. was
today placed at $150,0O0, half on the build
ing and half on the contents. Insurance,
about 100000. The plant was one Of the
largest Of it's kind in the Southwest
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One Goad Indian

PENDLETON, Or, June 1S.-Buckhorn
the Umatilia Indian and the Yakima
Indian named John Something who made
Police Bristow when he attempted to ar
rest them, have been overtaken in the
mountains and shot, the former fatally.
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TROUS FOR MIR. COMIsKEY'S
WHITE STOCKINGS.
TIGERS ARE COMING UP FAST
Hammer Out Another Game at Wash
ingtOn-STiIwauIsee Loses at Bal
timOre-CIeyeInnd Wins
at Philadelphia
American League.

BOSTON, June 18-Griffith was put out
of todays game in Boston's half of the
sixth inning for kicking at Mannassaus
decisions. Harvey took his place and did
well, but Boston had won the game be-
fore Griffith went out. a beautiful run
ming catch by Parent in the sixth was
the feature. AttenCance, 1 DIG. Sore:
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AFTERNOON NEWS CONDENSED

Berlin-There have been heavy snow
falls in the Bavarian and T'yroIean Alps.
and railroad COMMUNICATION between here
and Italy is interrupted.
London-The death is announced of ].
d. Barbour, head of the firm of Barbour
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Tacoma BoiIermakers Win.

TACOMA. Wash, June 18.-The boiler
makers strike ended today, and they
have gone back to work. They were
conceded a nlne-hour day and recogni-
ton of the union. 1t is thought the ma
chinists will be at work before the close
of the week
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The Fairmont baseball nine played the
st. James nine here Sunday winning by
a score of to 4. Hall and Duncan were
the battery for st. James. Finnegan, of
Mankato, pitched for Fairmont
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More Forts for Kingston

KINGSTON, Jamaica. June 1S.-The
war office authorities have decided to
construct an additional fertilization in
Kingston harbor with a battery of mod
ern quick-firing guns. A naval board of
works is now here preparing plans and
estimates for floating dock and other
improvements
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Merchant Prince to Retire

CHICAGO. June 1S-Frank H. Cooper.
Of Siegel. Cooper & Co.. tonight an
nounced that within two years he will
retire from active participation in the
management Of the firms affairs Mr..
Cooper is nearly sixty years of age and
says he is ready to quit work.
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Anarcbfsts Under ARREST

BERLIN, June Especial dispatches
from Nielsen, Saxony, say that three ItaI-
ian anarchists have been arrested in the
Seftenberg mines upon evidence that
they had been connected with Bresci in
the assassination Of King Humbert. The
three anarchists were delivered over to
the Italian authorities.
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Illinois Day at Buffalo

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. June st was
officially announced today that the dedi-
cation of the Illinois building at the Pan
American exposition, Buffalo, viii take
place Tuesday, July 2. Gov. Yates VIII
be unable to be present. but will be rep
resented by his private secretary, Col.
OgleshY.
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Cotton TRUST Officers

NEW YORK, June 1S.-The directors Of
the American Cotton company. at their
annual meeting today, elected the follow
ing officers: James s. Cannon, chair
man of the board; Albert c. Case presi-
dent; William G. lowering vice president;
iHampden d Tanner Jr.. treasurer, and
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Grocers' Outing Today.

The Retail Grocers' association of st.
Paul will hold their annual picnic at
Russell Beach today. Il All the grocery
stores iwll be closed. The amuse,
ments at the picnic will consist of dane
ing, boating. fishing, contests and vari-
GUS KINDS OF sports. Their special train
leaves the union depot at SIS
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COMING CHAMPIONS.

The Nelson Colts won their eleventh
Leyeroos' Juniors by 14-6. Batteries for
lofts. Salvus and Madden; for Floan &.
ISCteVeroos' Juniors. Benutsky ard Frost
Inc Inc Colts will play the Hart & Muir
pIIy team next Sunday on the Greens. =
The Schmidt's Boher1ians want a ea1,,a
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Instructed for Cummins

DIES MONIES. Iowa, June 1S-Repub-
lican county conventions were held to-
day in Webster and Jasper counties. Both
ernOr
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with Non-Union Workmen

SEATTLE, Wash, June 1S.-Work was
begun at Moran Bros. shipyard this
morning with non-union men, eight
armed patrolmen guarding the works.
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Rein In kansas

KANSAS CITY, Mo, June 1s.-Dis-
patches from numerous counties in Kan
sas say that rain fell this morning, in
some sections heavily. Corn has beo1
greatly benefited.
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National Liquor Dealers.

CINCINNATI, June 1S-The annual
convention of the National Association
of Liquor Dealers begins here tomorrow
and will continue in session until Satur-
day.
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-, '''''''V I y U y U
Stated for Pittinger in the eighth
J IWo out when winning run made.
Earned runs, Boston 4, Philadelphia !;
1Wo-pase hit. Delehanty, Lowe; sacrifice
hit, Kittredge; stolen base Kittredra
double play, Mailman and Delehantv;
3lrst base on balls, off Pittinger A: htt
by pitched ball. Wolverton; struck out
10y Pltunger 5, by Willis l. b. Orth l;
time, 1872; umpire. Nash
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LANDED ON MIR. MURPHY, FROM
ANHEUSER-BUSC WITH
MANY MIGHTY SWIPES
NEW YORK ON THE T0BoGGAN
Beaten by Superbas in a Fierce Bat
ting COntest-ReRn Eaters Take
4 Marlborough Came
From QuaIIers
National League

PITTSBURG, June 1S.-At no stage II
the game was st. Louis near the front.
Pittsburg's four tallies in the first inning
seemed to take the heart out of the Wis
1tors, and the balance of the game was
slow and Cninteresting. Attendance,
9 400 Score:
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TIGERS PUNCHED HITS.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. June 1S.-Wash-
ington and Detroit engaged in a batting
exhibition today and the visitors clinche3
the game in the sixth inning by punching
was long and tedious. Clark was the star
batSman of the game. Score:
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Earned runs. Boston 2, Chicago 2; two
base hits Jones. Mcfarland. Collins;
three-base hits, Parent. Harvey; stolen
base, MeTtes; double plays, Harvey 10
Isbell, Hoy to Isbel: acrifice hit Hoy;
bases on halls. off Lewis 4. off Griffith /;
struck out, by Lewis 5, by Griffith 3;
time I 40. uTY1nire
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Yankee Trap SHOOTERS Banauetea

LONDON. June 1S.-The American trap
shooters We're entertained at a farewell
banquet in the Cafe Royal by the Mid
dlesex Gun club tonight. Poultney Big
Glow presided and was supported by Ati-
miral Kennedy. Capt. Marshall and Capt
Budd. The British team ana the report
ers Of the leading sporting papers were
present. Secretary Gage, of the Middle
sex Gun club, paid over the e1,00O purse
and delivered the cups won by the va
rious American shooters Admiral Ken
needy, Paul North, Emil Werk Capt.
Marshall and others responded to the
toasts of the evening The American
teams leaves tomorrow for Glasgow.
where they will shoot Saturday.
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american american college in succession tn Nor
~ ~ ConnelI. appointed bisnop of PortIn5J +
me: Inc appointment of Dr.. Kennel enne51
the propaganda SATURDAY. edlion OF
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IpENzER LED TO THE SLAUGHTER.

y BROOKLYN, June 1S.-The Brooklyns
returned from a successful Western trip
today and defeated the New Yoriks in a
h8rd-h ting game: -Four pitchers We're
fused up, Hughes and Taylor be ng sue
icCeded by Donovan and Denzer. Dono-
van BANKED The visitors while he was in
the box, but Dcnzer came in while the
Brooklyns had a batting streak i he New
~ ork5 made two ee-baggers in the
first inning, but failed to score. a sue
icessful throw to the plate by SheCkard
after foul fly catch doubling up Van
.Ilaltren. Score:
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Attention Fisherman -. ii


1885 @ So 7s Sc sS 81 M spa %
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Western League

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY
St. Joseph at st. Paul.
Kansas City at Minneapolis
Colorado Springs at Des Moines.
Denver at Omaha
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New York =. ......0 % 2 0 o. 5
Brooklyn ......2 0 2 0 5 0 80

%Batted for Denzer in the Ninth.
Earned runs, Brooklyn 5; home run,
Sheckard; three-base hits, Van Haltren,
Bernard, Keller, McCreery; first base
on errors, New York 2, Brooklyn .; left
on bases, New York 15 Brooklyn 8;
struck out, by Hughes 2, by Donovan 2,
iby Taylor !, by Denzer 4; sacrifice hit,
Mcguire; stolen bases, Warner, Nelson,
Donovan; bases on balls, by Hughes 2
by Donovan ?, by Taylor 4: hit by pitched
ball. by Hughes l, by Denzer 9; wild
pitch, DcnEer 2; time, 2:1S; umpire, Ems
lie; Attendance 6 600
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SODEN CUTS THE PRICE

BOSTON, June 1S.-Boston won an ex-
citing game from Philadelphia today,
After the visitors had apparently won
through Pittingers Wildness in the eighth
Boston batted out victory in the ninth
The National league management has
decided to reduce the price of admission
TO 70 cents for the remainder of the
season. Attendance 125. Score:
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DR.. KENNY TO BE RECTOR.
Succeeds Mgr O'COnneH Mt Hend Of
American College In Rome.

ROME, June B.-The pope has ratified
the appointment of DIR. Thomas Il. Ken
nedy. of Philadelphia. as rector of the
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COULDN'T FIND DOWNING.

PHILADELPHIA. June 1S.-Dowling's
curves mystitied the home club today,
and Plank was easy for Cleveland The
visitors won without difficulty. The game
was uninterestng. the fielding of both
teams being ragged. Attendance, 3,l85.
Score.
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Earned runs Washington g. Detroit 6;
two-base hits. Quinn. DUNCAN; home
runs, Clarke, Shaw. Yeager; stolen bases,
rifice hits, Mercer, Carrick, Barrett.
Yeager; first base on balls, off Carrick 2,
off Cronin 8; struck out, by Cronin 3:
left on bases. Washington TO- Detroit 10;
wild pitch. Cronin time, 2:15; umpire
Haskell; attendance, 3,1G5.
BREWERS IN LAST HOLE AGAIN.
BALTIMORE, June 1S-WiIliams' home
run in the third inning won the game for
Baltimore today. Milwaukee could do
very little with Howell. The umpiring of
Sheridan and Connolly was decidedly bad
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~Batted Tor Sparks in seventh.
Two-base hits, Dunn Robinson: three
base hits. Williams, McGraw; home run.
Williams: first base on balls, by Sparks .,
by Howell 2; hit by Sparks, Brodie; pass.
ed ball. Mal0ney; wild pitch, Sparks: left
on bases. Baltimore 5, Milwaukee 4: time.
1:S0; umpires Sheridan and Connolly.
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Earned runs. Pittsburg (, st. Louis I;
two-base hits. Wagner. Beaumont. Don
ovan; three-Ease hits. Bransfield, OCCa-
nor; home run. Burkett; stolen bases,
fRitchey, Beaumont 2; double plays.
,Ritchey TO Bransfeld, Wallace to pad
den to Ryan; first base on balls, off NIur-
ply 4; struck out, by Philippe by Muir
lphy 2; paSsei ball, Nichols; timo, /: o;
umpire, OD2y.
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How the Brooklyn Formed Target
For Spanish Shells.

Rear-Admiral Schley, in his statement to
the Senate committee, said
ssThe Brooklyn was struck some 26 times
and bore some 40-odd wounds from the ene
mys projectiies We lost the only man killed
in our fleet in the action, and had two of our
crew wounded-one seriously, the Other less
gravely."
Capt. f. A. Cook, who commanded the
Brooklyn in the Santiago battle, states in his
official report:
ssWe had but two personal casualties
George Fl. Ellis (chief yeoman) killed, and
J. Burns Fireman, first class wounded. The
ship was struck 20 times by whole shot and
many times by pieces of bursting she'll and
from small shot of machine guns. The smoke
stacks were hit in several places; the signal
halyards, rigging and flags were cut in many
places. The flag at the main was destroyed,
being much cut by shot and flying pieces of
she'll We fired 100 rounds of 8-inch, Alb of
5-inch, 1900 of 6-pounder, and 200 of l.
FOUNDER ammunition
Captain Eulate, ofthe Vizeaya, said of the
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cause it was believed that she was the only
ship in the American squadron that could over
take u.s. When we got out ofthe harbor my ship
was second IN line, ana L saw immediately
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| could avoid her, and then saw the Oquendo
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ly having been severed by n she'll. The ma
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opened a rapid fire at her with all our big
guns but she returned it with terrible effect
The Oregon also hit us several times, but the
Brooklyn's broadside crashing into our super
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all our guns at her at one time, and don't see
how she escaped us. She simply drove us IN
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wards. The Brooklyn had prevented me from
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Oregon out, as / had two mile lead of her.
Nv orders were to try to sink the Brooklyn,
and tried to carry them out. did not think
that her battery could be so terrible as 1t
was "
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Ex-sHRR1FF GOES TO JAIL.
He Forged Official Bonds--He Was
a Leading Witness for the Defence
in the Census Fraud Gases.

James Oscar Jones. former Sheriff of ST.
Mary's county, Maryland, pleaded guilty in
the United States District Court, Baltimore,
on Friday of last week, to two indictments
charging him with forging the official bonds OF
his late wife as postmistress at California, st.
Mary's county. He was sentenced to one year
in Jail.
Mrs. Jones was appointed postmistress Au-
gust 30. 1899. Her two bonds, for $1,000
each, were given March 10 and May %, 1900,
respectively. After her death a shortage OF
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forgeries-
Jones was one of the leading witnesses for
the defense in the st. Mary's county census
trials last spring. He has been in Jail since
August l, the date of the hearing of his case
by the commissioner.
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