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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-08

% od beggnote 9ultruens Stoeller. -
6erron mente / U}iis Ranb at 6doe
funoet lin ,Sials quliereoe", bun
Tom itdOig beres 6jem. bOor pr
itruen mdotte finoe fla /, at boIOe qps
ieitaaen for benbes Stems goelGgger.
= o9 mGrteli9t not. bun gioroe net
meo en- forbabienbe @rab af 3ualmos
oigbeO; tbi Iom bun iagoe, ogliis
8ano ian felge min Wiano op paa
9eiber / ben aanoeliqe gerben, bbor
ieg, bans 6uitru, life er Stanb til
at foIge". - 90 laa cit De TO paa
5sjoerne. - Ulrs. 6erron gap bog
life tabt, fra MI af blep benbes I'll
parelie en- aamp for ogIaa at tunne
9aa 6sjoerne og iaaleoes gore WliIs
8ano operileoia. 9un taiteoe fla ober
De Stucier, Der interesiereoe ben6es
Mano, ituoereoe 3pIf = l9ite bans
2lrbejoer og iegte at biie BAN, al bun
par Stdno til at foritad oq ouroege
BAN. Smens 9it ban trolig 6piz
berne meo Uiiis Ronb.
8e 6eIeqte europa et Bar Gange /
biranbens SelIfdb - Wliis Rdno be
talte Smtoitningerne. Den itattels
6aitru boIot beg no oq baa6eoe paa
5remtioen, og bun Oiloe formooenili9
pgre bleDen beb at baabe, bois lite
benbes Wiano baoOe tounget benbe til
al lsqe ON Stilsmisle. iom bun MI
bar faaet. Wlen 9engene, Iom bun
mootager til iine gprns lluoerbo!5
tommer fra Utiis Ranb.
8et mGrtsligfe, ~ nGiten tomiite
peo benne Sag, er, at 6erron betralz
Ter fig % i'm Dame" Iom W}art1rer
- al en- gammel, urineIig @eOtRgt,
ben ON cen Ulano % cen abinoe. s
lit 5oriDdr inorsmmer ban Rigtig9ez
BEN oeraf men fsier til - ab Gangea.
Den IiGlelige 5ribeo 6sr bare fuloz
tomment, og intet 8aano ber for6in
ore DienneitcijGlens frie llopitlin9 =
og iaa tlipper Yrofesioren be bGms
menoe 9aano. Der bolber BAN peo
Soroen bos 5uitru og Born, og gaar
/ oeiberne meo i'm lioIte llotaarne,
bet er 6ri6eo. Uien 9eroen, pdaitaor
profesioren, er bigot oq urimelig, be-
bprbet msb taabelige 9ebtagtsr -
Dem ban og bans Dame .Gbel 0ps
ofrelie bil prsoe at brhbe - baa6enz
be paa fornuftiqe Gfterfslgere. aaD
ioa 5oragten oa 6aoet tomme, - f.
aer ban reiigneret - pi itaar Oog paa
Sanobeoens beqige Gruno.
3it, ct Orb ON ben SelpTorn9qs
telie og Opofrelie bans 6uitru for
II 2lar bar piit bam - lite ct Cro
ON bans Yligt eaer @alb til benbe
eaer bans Born tommer frem bans
iSoripar. Glige Sheer 6srer life mcb
til bans 8eligipn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-08
Sllbagcfalocr i'm Nclisna=
ton.

Columbia, z. D, SUM 3. - 8a
@uoerrer WcSpeenep nGgtebe al
moo.oae Senatorernes 3efgnation,
bar Senator Wc4aurin tilbdgetaloi
i'm Retgnation. @upsrnsgcns @run.
be bar moi paret for oaeti9e - eatr
er BET maaife af i5rbgi for ifte at blioe
senpdIgt ~ og ION en- lboi9 Sen bill
ban inDtage fin plaOs igen. 9au OiI
bog babe lin ftie Billie. naar bet gal
Der De politilte Spsr9smaal, % 5il
lite COMMANDERS af nogen. San
6leo 10 Oalgt iom bemotratiit Senas
tor; men dr6eiber meo aepu6litane;s
ne. Senator 9iaman bar enonu life
iparet @uDerneren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-08

Stoltenerne glaOer fig.
8om, Sum- 6. - Stalienerne er nez
iten peo at bpre Den unge Song 8ifz
tor paa 0anoerne, forot ban bar gi=
bet $38,o00 til ct 9Oipital, for tq=
ring8i29e 9atienter.
Oct er en- olminoelig 8enb3gernin9,
at Der er en- Slugs Saring, I'm urz
brcOer fig meO raienOe 9uttigbeo /
Stalien. 5or at afbjalpe benne Ncb.
iom SDgbommen foraarid9er, og iiQis
ge for Yatienternes 8ebanOIin9 er net,
at &ongen bar gipet Oenne tl9ttelige
Gum. StaIienerne bar ogIaa @runo
til at bare glade.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-08

SSuni 8. - @uOernsr WcSneensb
bar Dag mootaget et greO fra CT
nator 9iaman, bbori ban tilbagetals
Der i'm Reiignation. 0an tritilerer
Wcqaurins gambling, og pdaitaar
enbpioere, at beotommenbes Relignas
tions 3ilbagetalbeIie, bar Grunbsn til
bans. Gnbpioere, flyer ban, bar Gu
Oernsren lite nogen Ret til at nG9te
en- Relignation, men ba 6iItorien IL
te piier noget lignenbe 9ilfaIbe, iaa
bill ban oglaa beje fig for oennes 3es
Equations Nagtelie. glu er benne
aomeoie til enbe for benne Sang;
men naar be 6egpnOer igen, burbe Oe
itaffe oem ct mere oeIta9enbe publip
tum. berIom be snlter at beite 2aurs
bar. Denne Sang bar De ingen bun
ben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-08
Nn1eriRa.
yra Maibin9tOn.

Suni 6. - Wan maa life feIte for
itor 9iaio til Senator 8epeps Orb
ongaacnOe Mc&inlep for 1904.
Wc&inlen Dil life prsbe paa at BIZ
be nomineret Da ban beo, at bet iii
fqe ,,3abt," % at 0emotraternes
aanoioat oil tage S9be / BET bpioe
6us; tbi omeno ban bliper nomineret,
iaa bill 6oliet life pGlae ham. 6d BE-
enbnu itfe bar for9lemt Baibin8ton
eaer llbfaloet af Grants 9aig for
treble 3ermin.
9(nore leoenoe Repu6litanere er
forunoret optr 0epeps Orb og tror
6eaer life. at Elc9inlep bill prepe It
faabant Spil.
oyuni 6. - De europGiife geIdnSz
Ter par Dag benne f.. SetretGr
.0ab u at tomme til fulo 5oritaaelie
anooaenoe ainas arigseritatning.
Den er 10 meget itor, $3370o0.000
ialt, bporaT oog De 5oreneoe Stater
fun fal bape $25,000,000. Sp6rgss
maaet bar, ON be ifulbe urbeioe fam
men for at fau Siiterbeb for Gritatz
ningcn, eaer life. 5oritdaellen blep,
at cnbper Iiulot banole for iig ielo,
% ie, bporleoes ben beoit tunoe foo
Sitter6eb. De 6oreneoe Stater bar
qIort Stribt for at faa benne Glitter
bso, men man mener, at bet lite er
not
Suni 6. - Raar 5ransportiiibet
aS5ng,as" Teller fra Rep gort til
Ulanila, oil to Senatorer og 7 aonz
qresmGno tage meo for at unoerisge
Dc flipinIie Gorbolo. Der er Senas
torerne Bacon fra Georgia % Diet
rid fra RebraTa, aongresmGnoeae
Ulercer ira QebraIta, 2. SO. Smith
ira Sqinois, gurleIon fra 3erds. De
Q(rmono fra U}isionri, 0riscall ira
4ep Yort, eoines ira 5eunesiee oq
Green fra Penninlpania. Oct bar
sniteligt ON mango al pore 2obqiDere
pi1e gere ioapanne 3ejier, og pod
penne W2aaoe unoerisqe be etliiterene
bt 5orbolo poo be foritellige Gteoer,
t6i oa, naar be tenber libt til 5orbciz
bsne IelD, ian De b9re retfGroig. ndar
De arbeiber paa 2op9iDningen.
Suni ;. - 7Tru Wt8inleb blioer
beore og beore, omenb bun enonu tr
meaet Ipag. Wliniiteren 6itdcoct.
Iom beie9er baglig oet bOiOe 6us for
at Ipsrge til 3ruens gefinoeuoe, flyer.
at prpiieenten bar ioat, 5ru Ulcz
ainlep er bebre / 0dq, enb bun bar
ppret Tben De tom ira San 6rancisco.
toenoes tilta9enOe 9el6rebelie opIipcr
gr9iioenten meget.
Suni ;. Qorb QuunceTorte.
Gnalanos Ninifier til be 5orenebe
6tater, Ieleoe i Dag paa Stibet st.
Qouis" til Gnglano. 6on enIler
50Dile for en- lille 3ib. 6an bil b9re
iilbags igen Ottober Wauneo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-08

Gn SDeniter, Sergeant @. Sip
itrgm, Der bar p9ret meO / 8oertrigen.
meDDeler felgenoe:
OQ 9oro Wlet6uen inbtog Slifdnts
g&ecf og befrieoe auiten6urg, leo 3d.
erne itore Cab. Om Q(ftenen forIob
be galplaoien, og om Wor9enen gift
bet en9el1fe 2lmbulancetorps ub for at
ipge efter bsoe o9 Iaareoe. 8lanOt De
ferIte fonbt man en- Mano paa Om@
firing 25 Qor, 6ans Gig laa mellela
To ftore Gtene, banIiret af Saar @nz
li9tet o9 SiOen ct frpgteli9t Suar,
Der baboe bragt 9ooen.
s Den trampagtigt tnpttebe 6uanb
6olOt ban en- @enItan0, paa bpilten
bans briitenOe gjne iioIt 6aboe boi=
let. 9et bar 8otografiet af en- b
aars Qige. Yaa gagliben laTte8:
SRA ,,3ot" til 6enbes elftebe pupa,
at fpsIe 60er Dag.
s ben bebes Qomme laa en- Bar
neIto, ftartt ilibt of oGot"s life SOB.
Den bar bitIet IND / ct 2trt Yapir.
paa 6piltet ben famine 6aano bapOe
Itrepet;
n3ot fenOer en- Gto til 9apo, at
lagge unoer 0obebpuoen, iaa at ban
fan Drgmme ON 6enoe".
Solbaterne peb 2tmbulancen Itob
table, oq 3aurerne itrpmmeDe fra be-
res 2jne.
o3ot"s qapo ff fin eqen @roo
meO 5oto9rafiet 6bilenOe peO 1T
Oierte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-08

Oil nominere Wl ainle en-
Or treble Sang. Senator De
pelp uotrbtter iom fin pripote Wles
ming, at Republitanerne buroe nomi=
mere Mcainlep ieen. oSan bar ingen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-08
Sc tniinOc Sing.

@reot 6armere poa ia & t
.efter en ReQer. St. e5oiepb,
Ulo, SUM T. 200 5armere er poa
Sd9t efter en- gleger, Der ooerfalOt en-
14saars 4tge, 0atter af 8armer
0iron. tnebleoe benoe og ierte 6enoe
til Stopen. Nogle 8ern aao 2(arm
og Inart bar 5ormerne efter Regereu.
Iom flp9tepe. 5inoer be ban, er 0ss
BEN bam pis.
6roitiSuni Utoane6. 6ta
Batter Gitp, Ore, meloes ben 6. SUM-
ON temmelig baarb 5roit. Der bar
tommetDt Ss paa ganoet, og 3ermoz
meteret oiits 8 9raoer unoer 5rpies
punttet. 5rugt og Grentiager CT
fuloit9noig eOelagt S9oen bar BOG
lite taget ipnoerlig Stabe. paa en-
telte Steoer falot Sne.
- Sra W2ibigan meloes ligelebes
ON temmelig It9rtt Snefalo.
Sbab 10stents 9obeGler
tunubrette. Gn 16saarig 0renq,
Germ Gjrope fra 3oleOo, 8, brabtc
fOrleoen ferit i'm 24saarige Ssittr,
Oernalt i'm grooer og tilIioit fig Ielp.
San anDenote TIE foritelige Wlaaoer.
SsIteren itut ban i9isl, grooeren tpois
tie ban, og iteo fig Ielp. 0et foregit
lige efter UiiOnat; man mener Orenz
gen hapoe miitet 5orItanOen peo 30
mdnlGsning.
Oil nominere Wl cainlen
fortreote Gang. Senator De
non, uofrhffer {nrt g;,, h.,n.4a no.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-08

3ornabo 6 bicago. Den
fierOe Sum- bjemi6gtes Gbicago at en-
befti9 Storm. ST. 3 bar bet omtrent
mertt, og Stperne op6obebe fig tun=
&c gronliae Gag runbt ON. 2Dnglimt
og 5Oroenbrag fplote 9uften; bet od=
reoe benpeo en- Slime fpr Hegnen tom,
men Iaa itDrtebe ben til @enealb neo
/ Strsmme. 2bnet ramte ben elettris
ite Sporbognslinie flere @anse.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-08

Suni ;. 2orb qaunceforte.
Gnqlanos Ulinifer til be 5orcnebs
Stater, isjleoe / Dag paa Stibet st.
Qouis" til Gnglano. 6un euIler
6bile for en- Lille 5ib. 6an bill oGre
filbage iaen Ottober Wlaaneo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-08
uolanoet.
@nglauO Og SOrrnc.
80 NeOcrla0 iOr 9oer5e.

2onoon, SUM 4. - 2or6 ait9encr
ftriper: Der bar itadet en 3r9fnin9
npr johannesburg, bDOr en- StDrte
of 1450 ManO, fom bapOe Z aanoner,
blep an9rebne af 8oere. 8oerne t9ms
peoe tappert % tog tO af pore &d>
noner, men pi toq Dem tilbage igen,
og breb 95jenoerne paa 6lugt. 8ort
Sab bar 7 Officerer o9 179 meniJe
Soloater. Al 9oere blep paa Ylao=
fen. 9m De baboe flere orebte ellsr
iaare0e pioes life.
Pr9toria, SUM ;, - Sberit NiIz
ion bar meo 240 Mpno operrumplst
"a bQntet 400 goere. De angrebne
forIpareoe fig tappert, men mautte
tilIibit fIngte, efterlabenbe 81 bgbe og
100 Sanger, iomt aue Oere5 8Dgae
og Yropiant, bboriblanot 5000 Stt.
2pag. Gnglanoerne8 3ab bar fun
3 fal0ne og 9 iaareoe.
8oerfrtgen 7 ia ort 9 l.
te8. 0et engelife llnberbu5 bar meb
159 Stemmer moo so bebil9et 49,.
$4,000 Gitl. til at forti9tte 8oerz
trigen. qengene ffol iGrlig anOenpes
til at Itaffe npe 6eite.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-08

st 1tlle 9arn brutnet
en- 9 iteballe. 0iaiam Gram
foros 13zMaaneber gamle Barn falot
forleben en- @afebaQe og orutneoe
Nlooeren bar gaaet M ct gjeblit, %
oa bun tpm inO, lua ben fife oob
8aaen Grapforo er ct 9oItbuo
Gberotee, Sa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-08

9et glimrenoe 2Ds, frem6ragt mar
Qbnet ramte 9inierne, tog fig iGroelf5
Imuft ub, Ttriber 2tpiisn, men 9osiaz
gerere Rare 6alpbooe af Stret, og
funoe formooentlig life purbere Sfpnz
6eoen af bet. 90net bar anrettet flere
goelaggelfer, rant flere M2ennefte;,
uoen Deg at Orabe nogen paa Steoet.
a9lOerlejlia6eper blep mango Stez
Der belt oOerfppmmet al ae9nen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-08

0an9e 9enge. Glooraoo, 30.
U}oj. Meoens Marpin 5initer, lom
bor nGr Steamboat aoct, ldqoe M
3agIpaan paa ct gammelt 9us paa
fin 5arm. fanbt ban paa 2oftet aO=
Itiai9e 6unoreoe Selb0alere. genge=
ne bapoe liqget Der mango Qtar. %
mango al 9alerne bar U}Grtet 1920.
6porleoes be Tom Der, eler boem bar
laqt oem Der, er en- 8aabe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-08

Gnulbftelig g lin b e. mrs.
Ma6el Gdmma6 fra 0ma6u begif
forleben Selomorb Oeo at tage &loroz
form. 6un par filt fra fin 0}anb
% 6dpbe ire Maaneoer forgapes
Iogt ON @rbejDe. Sun bar fun %
4or 81.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-06-02
MTLLIONAIRES WIN
COMING CHAMPIONS.

The Jolly nine have organized for the
season and lineup as follows: M. Haas,
SIS and nd manager; ~ Haas. Sd; G. Metz
ger ger 2b; H. Jackson. G; D. Wisenberg, ID
and p; T, Garvy, IF; E. Blickner, CT; D.
Meyers, If; M. Garvy, p. They are VIII
ing ing to play any team under thirteen
years OF age in the Twin Cities. Ad-
dress all challenges to Manager M Haas,
4U2 University avenue.
The st. Paul Colts will pIay the ST
PauI Leather Workers this afternoon at
Z;oG on Aurora park. The lineup of the
C oUaa DE Pe! Up ?; swick G; Peglow, lb Don
or Milton, If; Shipley, CT; Grathwol, rf.
The American boys beat the Young
Crawfords by % to "a.
A good game is billed to take placa
TINS afternoon on the greens between the
Floan & Leveroos team and the Nelson
colts The game will start at o clock.
The Ramblers would like a game with
any fourteen-year-o team in the CITY.
Address D.. Mulkenson, 791 Sherburne
avenue.
r, The !Quicksteps will cross bats with the
street and University avenue. In tt e
afternoon they meet the Carroll Street
Stars on the same grounds.
The Weinhagen Paper Box Company
Baseball team defeated the Fisher Paper
Box company Yesterday on the LAFAYETTE
avenue grounds. Score, 10 to g.
The baseball team representing the
Chicago Great Western railway opened
its season yesterday, defeating the Finch
Van Slyck, Young & Co.'S team by a
score of II to l. An error and hit by
Macauley gave the dry goods men their
only run The feature of the game was
the battery work of the Great Westerns
and the hitting of Connolly of the same
team. The score follows:
F., Y. s., Young & co,1O0000o-I 6 8
G: 6 W. Ryc.:;.......58 211 III 10
Sumner and Miller
The Palace Clothing house team will
play at Saltwater this afternoon. A
good game is expected. The Palace team
viii leave Seventh and Broadway at u
Dolan, Murnane, j. N. Deller, w Slater
Berg, P. ]: Deller, T. Lynch, Harrington,
McDonough, E. Roudy and B. Graves.
The Loan & Leveroos Juniors will try
the Nelson Colts this afternoon on the
green's. Game called at 2 o'clock. Bat
teries for the Floans, Casper and Frost ::
for the Nelson Colts, Emerson and Mad
Gen.
The Konantz saddlemakers defeated
the Agate Street Stars by score of 13
to r.
Hamm's Patent Shoppers bit the dust in
an exciting game yesterday afternoon on
the Harrison avenue grounds at the
hands of the Picketts by score of p
to %. The features of the game were
the heavy hitting of the Picketts and
the many errors of the Shoppers
The Lafayettes will cross bats with
the Merrimacs this morning on the old
West side ball grounds. Game will he
called at 10 o'clock sharp The Lafayettes
also challenge any eighteen-year-old
team in the city. Address all chal-
lenges to ]. Reddy, West Publishing
company.
The Smith Avenue Stars beat the
United States by % to Is. The Smiths
will play any eleven-year-old nine in the
city.
The Plymouth team will go to Rose
mount this morning. where they will
try b WIN na Tne l aD LEAN 81
to meet at Seventh and Robert streets
at $780,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-06-02
GREAT RALLY IN THE NINTH
But for an Error of Judgment on
Ryan's Part ST. Paul Would
Have Won the
Game
Western League.
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
St. Paul at Minneapolis
Kansas City at st. Joseph.
Omaha at DeS MOineS.

1t was the Millers' game all the way
through yesterday at Minneapolis. but
at the Wind-up the Minnesota Saints
made a game sprint and for time vic
tory looked doubtful for Reall's men, 1t
was a rafting good finish and gave the
home fans nervous prostration for several
minutes. The MilleTs maintained a lead
from the start and in the ninth inning
apparently had the game ciached by bat
ting in trio of taliies which put them
to the good by four runs But RYAN and
mis- men refused to give up even at this
late stage of the game and after all
were set or the final half inning of The
contest ancient Jack Crooks started big
bunch Of trouble by getting a life on
COckman's error. The real fireworks
started.
Beall's St. Paul guests in the stands
took courage when Dnard lined one out
for base which was followed up by
double to the right field fence by Ryan
catching into a pair of runs. The hearts
of the local fans beat double time, as one
PorciVal Werden answered 10 his turn at
bat-a hit would have scored another
Saint, and would have put Wadsworth in
most trying position. But Perry was
Kind to his former friends and went cut
on fly to Belden. A moment later more
discomfort was passed around to the
home fans, Brain having been presented
WIN Il ticket. BreltenSteln singled nice
~ and then ut forcible request from
Manager Ryan, who was coaching az third.
Brain paved down towards third Here
the visitors knocked their chances of tic
Ing the score in the head as Kleinow
promptly threw Brain out at the three
quarter sack. Ryan made q grave mis-
take in urging Brain to steal, for Cogan.
who was sent in to bat for Holly riDned
out a cOrking double to left and wound
have scored Brain. Breitenstein went 70
third on the drive and Wilson put the
Minneapolis enthusiasts out of their
agony by flying cut to Cockman, retiring
tho side.
The contest was a beauty from start
To finish, being close and fast at all
stages. Until the ninth il was a pitchers
battle between Wadsworth and McGiII.
both men pitchiI in splendid form.
Wadsworth got the best of the argu-
ment however, and deserved to win An
error by KlOpf gave the Saints a taIIv
IN the fourth, causing a break in ST
Pauls row of zeroes from the first tin tho
eighth inning. A pass resulted in a tallv
Tor the Millers in the first opening round
and in the fourW pair of welI-placed
singles and a steal counted for another
score. Proceeding the visitors batting
spell in the ninth, BealTs colts took q
Whirl at little Willie McGilFs twisters
Strengthening two of them out, two of
them for singles and another two for
doubles. The fielding of Congalton and
Crooks was a feature Tannehin is
credited with an error caused by a ques-
uonable decision at first base Tannehir
threw a little high to Klopf and the lat
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-06-02

The Great Northern railway and West
Publishing companys teams opened tho
Commercial league season on the Ham
The railway clerks had a bad first inning,
the publishers scoring runs. After
that the West Publishers never had a
look in, Gustafson holding them down
to eight hits the rest Of the game. The
features of the game were the home runs
of Blanchard and Mitchell, and long run
ming catch Of Kern. Score:
G. n. Railway....O 0 4 2 2 l 90
West. Pub. Cob l l 0 l O-13
Batteries, G. N. Railway, Gustafson and
Bacon; West Pub. Co., Depati and Mo-
ShOfaSky
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-06-02

%Batted for Donohue in ninth.
Earned runs, Cincinnati /; two-base hits
Crawford, Bergen; three-base hits, Leach,
Crawford; sacrifice hits, Bransfield Zim-
mer, Buckley, Steinfeldt; stolen base,
irwin; first base on balls, off Tannehill 2,
OFF Newton 2; hit by pitched ball, Richie,
Ely; struck out, by Tannehill 4, by New
ton 3; time, hours; umpire, Cunningham.
ONE FOR QUAKERS.
PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-Brooklyn
was unable to score until the ninth in
ming, when three errors by Barry and
TWO by Hallman, to which We're added
two bases on balls and hit, netted the
visitors five runs. Donohue's pitching
was more steady than that of Kitson
ana his support was excellent until the
last inning. Attendance, 6.546 Score:
r. H. E.
Brooklyn ........OOOOOOoO55 II 2
Philadelphia 10 0 0O32%-S u Z
Batteries, Kitson and Mcclure, Dono-
hue and Mcfarland
POOR OLD CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. June 1-Taylor was batted
all over the field today and was hit es-
pecially hard and for long drives with
men on bases. Sudhoff kept the locals
at sea, except in one inning, when Chi
cago scored twice on a Gift. a double
and triple. Attendance, ZOO. Score:
Chicago ..........O0oOOo2Ou2 r. Z e. q
st. Louis ........3 3O0-9 IA 0
Batteries, Taylor and King, sudhoff
and Ryan.
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BOSTON, June Thomas w. Lawson
said today in regard to the statement
printed today bearing on the yachting
controversy: Everyone seems to be bet
ter posted than 1. know, Of nothing
that has in any way changed or affected
the status Of my yacht Independence
since the publication Of my letter Of May
%
This was in reference to an item from.
New York saying that Mr.. Lawson has
agreed to turn the Independence over to.
the New York Yacht club for the sum
mer races.
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4Batted for MORAN IN nlnth;
Earned run, New York l; first base on
errors, New York l. Boston leIt on
balIs' off Matthewson 8, off Nichols s;
struck out. by Matthewson 10, by Mich
OILS /; two-base hits, selbaGh 2. s. Smith smith
Ole. stolen bases Van Haltren, Hamilton
2 p Ga ammo double. play, Long to Ten
new ~ umpire O'Day;7 time, 1:5O; attend
ance. 10000
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ONE. BAD. INNING.

PTTTSRIJRGs Pa June 1.-Pittsburg
lost in the first inning by giving two
bases tUes on balls and making three errors
Ghe balance of the game was holly con-
tested The crowd was 50 incense a at
escorted from the grounds and hustled
to toot the e. Cincinnati omnibus One of the
crowd GOT in a blow on Cunningham be-
fore clark could gorto his rescue. At
tendance, $500. Score:
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DETROIT DROPS ONE.

DETROIT, June 1.-Two singles in the
first inning and a clever double steal by
fsaeev and Barrett gave Detroit their only
run today. McGinnity allowing but two
hits in the following eight innings.
base on balls, a sacrifice, Keister's two
bagRer and two singles in the seventh,
won the game for Baltimore. Score:
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P1TTsBURGs LOSE TO REDS
Went I'm the Air in the First Inning
Brooklyn Loses at PhiIadeI-
Dhia-Remnauts Again
Reaten
National Lea que.

NEW YORK, June 1.-Selbach won to-
days game for New York. In the fourth
inning he doubled and scored on an out
and an error by Tenney. This tied the
two-bagger that sent Van Haltren home
winning the game. Matthewson opposed
Nichols and the throng was treated to
a rare exhibition of pitching. Buelow
PLAYED his first game of the season for
the New Yorks today at third, showing
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-06-02
Cogan hatted for Hollv fn ninth.

*COgan DATED Tor Holly IN ninth.
Earned runs, Minneapolis 8, st. Paul 2;
two-base hits, Congalton, Cockman,
Ryan, Cogan; bases on balls, by Wads-
worth /, by McGin l; struck out, by
Wadsworth 2, by McGill 6; stolen bases,
Brashear, Belden Tannehill, Ryan; left
on bases, Minneapolis 4, ST Paul r.
double play McGill to Crooks, to Wer-
den; time of game. 1:40; umpire, Bren-
nan; attendance, $500
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Farmers Beat Leaguers

FARGO, N D.. June 1.-(Speclal.)-
Agricultural college team defeated the
Fargo league team this afternoon by 8
to 8, in the best game Of the season.
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Mechanic Arts Team Wins.

SALTWATER Mimi. June 1.-(S2e-
cial.)-The Mechanic Arts st. Paul, today
defeated Saltwater high school at base
ball by a scor, of 16 to 49,
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2 II II
st Joe,s Grand stand Burned

ST. Joe was yesterday burned to the
ground Work on the erection Of new
stand was commenced Immediately and
it is expected that 1t will be completed in
time for the game today.