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LrPToN's NEW CHALLENGER
Again shows Her Superiority over
Shamrock l.

Shamrock
ROTf1ESAY, Firth of Clyde. july 12.-
Inc Two Shamrocks started on a trial
race at H;l5 a. m. today. or Roany
point the yachts were under jib-headed
topsalis, and good thirteen knot breeze
was blowing. Shamrock l then had-t the
lead by six lengths She was served
WIN the better wind, as the boats reach
e9 Gown the channel, but outside the
vino steadled, and Shamrock II. began
TO overhaul the older boat.
on Cumbrae the yachts luffed I'D and
stared on long thresh to windward.
across Kilbraman sound Shamroclr 7
still led by two lengths and was we'll tn
wlndWard. Under jib headers and lin
topsails the boats sailed fast. The Gun
cnalener pointed better and came up ran
idly on the Shamrocks rs weather uuar-
ter. There was not enough sea to trouble
the boats, but the breeze sufficed TO LIST
and gear. S'"iS
During four tacks Shamrock ]. kept the
lead, but on the fifth board the chal-
lenger assumed command, and rounding
the Erin after fifteen-mile beat to wind
ward, winch occupied an hour and forty
nVe minutes, Shamrock II. led by half a
minute The challenger then hove to.
waited until the older boat led bv about
length. and then the yachts started
on run back to Garoch head. They
ran TO Garoch head on very level terms
and thence fetched home in Smoother
water, Shamrock IT. opening up a lead
rapidly. she was two and one-half min
utes ahead off Mount Stewart when
shamrock l. gave up the race.
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ELKs AND COMMERCIALS.
Big Game to Re Played at Lexington
Today

The tall1ed-of game between the
Elks and the Commercial club will be
playeu this afternoon at Lexington park
and as both clubs have adopted resolu-
llons deciding to win, some hot PLAYING
WIZ result when the two teams come face
TO lace on the diamond
j. W. Flnehout, one of the star tWirlers
Tor the Commercial club says he has
never pitched in his life but believes he
would have no trouble in tanning out the
entire Eiks aggregation, and in the event
or X. A. Lanphere failing to make good
on the slab he will be given chance to
demonstrate his prowess.
In anticipation of a slaughter both
teams have long list of substitutes. and
an extra patrol OF police will be on hand
10 prevent the partisans of the rival
teams from rushing out en- the field to
stay the umpire, whose decisions both
mines have decided to ignore
Inc game will be called at $50 o'clock
and the lineup is as follows:
Elks-Connor, p; Snow, c; M Defiel fb.
I. M. Snyder, 2b; McNider 30: Silke, So:
Il. Bryant, CT; Al G. Flournoy, IF; r..
f. Mccormack, Harry Hardick, w
ODonnell +. Armsted, extras.
Commercial Club-R. A, IIanphere Jr
j. w. t1nehout, ps; F. II. Warwick, C; r.
y. Lynch, lib; c. L. Gooch, Oh: A. L.
Preston, 3b; George e. Lennon, IS: 6. "a
Stanchteld, Of; w. ]. Prendergast. rf: q.
n. McCandless. F. W. Foot, w. 1. Per
kins Jr., extras.
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RUsH FOR TERRTTORY LANps.
Registration of HOmeseekers Pro-
ceeding I'm an Orderly Manner.

WASHINGTON. July I2.-Secretar
Hitchcock said today that the reports
from the Oklahoma registration boarG
showed that the crowds I'm that vicinity
had digested thoroughly the terms Of the
presidents proclamation and realized
there was no show for speculators, IN
truders, Jumpers. gamblers etc.
The lands said the secretary, ARE
being opened in good faith to everybody
qualified to hold them and what is given
them Is not transferable"
Following is the telegraphic report re
ceived at the interior department TODAY
from Assistant Commissioner Richards
at El Reno, dated last night:
Registered here today $500. At Sill
yesterday about 100 No report OF num-
Der registered there today. Everythlne
moving smoothly at both places. Crowd
thinned so much that we Will only worl,
from to 4 O'Clock tomorrow unless A
great number come in
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HARNESS RACES TODAY.
Speedy Trotters and PAGERS Come
Together Mt KittsondaIe

Together at KittsondaIe.
Promptly at o'clock this afternoon.
provided the weather is pleasant, the
harness horse matinee will be held on
the mile track at AAttsondaie, in which
the best amateur drivers in the Twin
Cities will participate. A large contin-
gent from Minneapolis will come over TO
see their prime favorite, Prince Stevens
(2:1615) do battle with the speedy Dick
Turpin C2:1312), the pride Of w. G. Car
ling's stable. A number Of holly contest
ed heats may be looked for, as some Of
the gamest trotters and PAGERS in the
two cities will contend. Special provi-
sion has been made for a large crowd,
and as no admission fee is charged many
will avail themselves of the privilege.
The various events, with the prizes
offered, are as follows:
tree-for-all pace, mile heats, best two
in three-Winner to receive horse blan-
ket.
Free-forall trot, mile heats, best two in
three-Minner to receivesa horse blanket.
Special-Half-mil heats. best two in
three; open to 2:30 trotters and 2:35
PAGERS; prize a blanket.
Three-year-old PAGERS and trotters-
Mile heats, best two in three; prize,
horse cooler.
Three-minute class, PAGERS and trotters
--Half-mile heats, best two in three;
first prize, a horse cooler.
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the embarrassment Of Nervous Weakness and Lost
Nigor are known 10 all men. / want every man
who is thus afflicted to write me at once and Dr.
VIII lind there are some things which although
they cost nothing, are worth a fortune 10 SOM
and lifetime OF Joy and happiness 10 others
ing that there are thousands Of men on the bordeI
Of despair. II is a pleasure for me 10 do this
Wealthy men have established libraries, endowed
universities, and built hospitals, but t is M pleas
ure 70 help respondent men for humanity sake
Gall on me at my Office in the First National Bank
Building II you can II not write 10 me today
giving your age and worst symptoms, that may
compare your condition with my own. Rely OF
me ard YOU will be cured.
Address Major NJ Bradford Craft, Dept
vi Bankers Investment Company. Chica-
&c, Illinois.
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NIAGARA ON THE LAKE. Ont. July
IN the Canadian championship tennis
tournament, was played here this after
noon. and as a result tomorrow the
and M. Ogden in the finals. The cham
pionship round of the mems singles he
tween w. A. Larned and M. d. Whitman
the present champion vii be played to,
morrow.
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TENNIS AT CHICAGO.
Little and Alexander Easily Win
Final in the Doubles.

CHICAGO July 12.-LittIe and Alex
ander, OF PTinceon, who are champions of
the West in tennis doubles, VIGOROUSLY
defended their title today against Collins
and Waidner, the two Chicag go men, who
won In the semi-finals, beating them by
the score of e-1, CO. ga
Little and Alexander won the match
without being hard pressed, and the re-
suit was never in doubt Little, who
won out In the singles, will meet Collins,
the present Western champion, tomorrow
in a match for the title
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Eton-Harro,v Cricket NIatoh

LONDON, July l2-The annual cricket
match between Elton and Harrow began
at Lords today The weather was sultrv
but there was large attendance of fash
tonaole people. Elton was all out in the
of play for the day Harrow, in the first
innings, had l8l runs for the six wickets
down.
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QUAKERs BREAK PITTsBURGys
WINNING STREAK AFTER
FOURTEEN INNINGS
HOT BATTLE AT ST. LOUIS
Giants Lose IN the Eleventh Inning
-BroOlSIyn Loses at Cincinnati
Remnants Shut Out
by Boston,
National League

PITTSBURG, July 12-It was a fight
every inch of the way through the only
fourteen-inning game ever played on the
Pittsburg grounds. Cross won the
game in the fourteenth by long hit to
center when the bases were full. The
pitching on both sides was remarkable.
Attendance, 200. Score:
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Larned ontpIara wrinht

NIAGARA ON THE LAKE, Ont, July
tn TN the hnals Of the singles of the Can
adam championship tennis tournament
this morning, w. A Larned, of Summit
n. j., beat Beals Wright, of Harvard. In
straight sets. Score: -
Mems singles, final round-W. A Tar
ned beat Beals Wright, Ga; o.: Ga
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CAI1LY ALL IN AFTER THE
FIRST INNING
PATTERSON WAS EFFECTIVE
And Chicago Won From milwaukee
Hands Down-OrioIes Lose to
Senator's, and Detroit
to Cleveland.
American League

BOSTON, July 12-The Bostons finished
their present home season by defeating
the Philadelphias in a sharply played
game. The visitors scored two runs in
the first inning, by the aid of two singles
and a three Dagger, but could not hit eff
fectively thereafter. Boston batted Nc
Pherson out of the box in the fourth in
ming, but was unable to score off Bern
hardt, who succeeded him. Freeman
played brilliantly at first base. Attend
ance 1905
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Earned runs, st. Joseph 2, Denver i;
lWo-base hit, Schrall; three-base nit,
Jones; passed ball, Doom; base on balls,
5chral; hit by pitched ball, Preston:
double play Hulswitt to Flood: sfrucit
out, Hall, Honeyman McKihben, Flood,
Davis, Mcdonald 2. Mohler 9 Jones. Rat,
Gliife, Preston, Eyler; left on bases St.
Jcseph D. Denver 8; umpire, Tyndan; time
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oft Dammann 2, off wadsworth 1; hit by
pitched ball, Dammann 2; struck out, by
Wadsworth g.; sacrifice hits, Werden,
Warner, Thiel. Hines, Congalton, Brasil
ear; wild pitch, Wadsworth; time Of
game, lao; umpire, McDermott; attend
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$45. oo-TO North Pacific Coast and
Return-$45. oO-Via Soo-Paeific.
the Scenic Route.

Until and including July 18th. the 500
Line will sell round trip tickets AZ s45
to Vancouver. Victoria, Seattle, Tacoma
ana Portland, limited to Aug. S1st, and
ton Get particulars at ticket office, 379
Robert street. o.
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EARNED runs, st. Paul 4, Omaha /;
home runs, Cogan, Brain; three-base
hits. Brain, Letcher; twobase hit, Cal
houn; double plays. Cegan to Latimer,
Toman to Stewart to Calhoun; bases on
balls, off McGiu l. off Graham 8: hit by
pitched balls, by Graham 2; struck out,
by McGn 2 by Graham 8; passed ball,
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Decision Given to Rrood

BRIDGEPORT. Conn. July 12-nI<id,,
Broad, OF Cleveland. and Billy Gardner.
of Lowell, Mass. met for fifteen rounds
at $50 pounds. here tonight. Broad forced
the fighting from the start. and in the
would put his man out AS the fight
progressed, however, Broad weakened.
and toward the last neither could hit
hard enough TO end matters. The decis-
ion was given to Broad
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FREE TO MIN
Major Craft, President Bankers Invest
ment Co., Chicago, Sends Free to
Weak Men the Secret
of His Cure.
A BANKERS PHILANTHROPY

Ny message is to men, do not want their
money. ] have nothing TO sell them. ] will send
to all men the method OF a wonderful treatment
cured and this will save you from the clutches Of
thieves and fraudulent medical Concerns which
nearly ruined me- The misery, the anguish and
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-13

Gibson Light, Olenka. lOl; Delate. lO7;
Benton Cray Cheat EN- 1922 MONTY.
100; Zirl, Lieschen. Lady Mag Maumolo.
Fonsilica, 80; Playlike, Chief 81; Sen
Flea, Ascension, "a.
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The North star Gun clubs weekly
shoot win be held at It's FittsondaIs
grounds this afternoon. All are cordially
invited to come and shoot Birds thrown
at l cent per bird
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HARD HITTING WINS.
KANSAS City Team Toys With Mill
ionnire Pitchers

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, July 12-Gaston
was knocked out of the box in the first
inning today. The locals won the game
by heavy hitting. the batting of Hart
man being exceptional. Attendance, CO..
Score:
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Devils Lake Defeats MILLION

DEVILS LAKE, N. D., July 12.-(spe.
elal )-Baseball Devils Lake, 10: Milton
I-Batteries, Klinkheimer and Dugan:
Gahan, Flanagan and Ryder.
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*Batted for Lever in fourteenth.
Earned runs, Pittsburg 1, philadelphia
2; home. run, Clarke; sacrifice hits, Rftch-
ey, Jennings; first base on balls. off Lee
yer l, off White 3; struck out, by Lever
A, by White 6; balk, White; time ESQ;
umpire, Emslie.
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PoUNpED TWO PITCHERS.

CHICAGO, July 12.-The Chicagos hit
both Hawley and Husting at will and
Patterson was in good form and kept the
visitors hits scattered. except in one in
ming. Burke made his first appearance
here with the locals and put up good
game Attendance 200. Score:
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Kansas City - 0 0 2 3 o IS
Colorado Springs..0 0 0 3 0 0 O.
Earned runs. Kansas City 5, Colorado
Springs 5; three-base hits, Hartman,
o. Brien, Tannehill sacrifice hits, Robin
son, Schaffer; innings pitched, CASTOR l,
Ream s; hits allowed, by Castor 4, by
Roam 10; bases, off Weimer l, off CASTOR
l. Off Ream 3; struck out, by Weimer 6,
by cram 8; stolen base, Ketcham; wild
pitch, Weimer; hit by pitched balls,
ketchem, Miller, Holland, Ream, double
plays, Shay (unassisted) Robinson to Be-
vile, Q Brien to Beville; umpire, Popkay;
time, lao.
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British rifle Team WIN

LONDON, July 12.-At todav,s sooo+ir..
OF the National Rife association at Bis
ley, England won the Elcho challenge
shield, with score of 1,609.
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WInseca WING nt Mnnchestnr

WASECA. Mimi. July 12.-(Spscial)-
Baseball today at Manchester, IoW%-Wa-
Ceca 8, Manchester 6.
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BIG CROWD SEES ST. LOUIS WIN.

ST. LOUIS. July 12-Matthewson and
Powell had an eleven-inning battle, and
for the third time this season the st.
Louis twirler got the best of the great
New Yorker. Three errors by Buelow
and one by Strang caused the downfall
of New York. Attendance, 5000 Score:
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New Hutchinson Train
via "The Milwaukee -

On and after June 18th an additional
passenger train viii be put on via c., M
Cities and Hutchinson daily except
Sunday
New train leaves Hutchinson 7:3O a. m.
Glencoe a. m, Plato 500 q. m, Nor
wood Sis a. m, Cologne $3.50 a. m, and
arrives Minneapolis 9:45 a. m, st. PAU
1920 q. m.
Returning. leaves st. Paul 4 p. m,
Minneapolis $40 D. m, and arrives Glen
zoe $50 D. m. and Hutchinson D. IN.
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+Wnitridge batted for Wadsworth in
the ninth.
Earned runs, Des Moines 2, Minneapo-
lis 2; two-base hits, Warner, Werden,
McViclIer, Hines, Mcconnell, Belden,
Cockman; stolen bases, Thiel, Warner;
double plays, Kleinow to Hines to Wer-
den, Belden to Mcconnell; bases on balls,
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FBatted for McPherson In nth.
Earned runs, Boston l, Philadelphia q;
two-base hit, Collins, SeyboId; three-b base
hits. Cross, Stahl, Collins; sacrifice hits,
Freeman, Ferris; stolen bases, Lajoie 2,
Ferris, Freeman; double plays, Dolan to
Lajoie to Davis; Mcpherson to Dolan to
Davis Collins to Ferris to Freeman,
Bernhard to DOlan, Ferris to Freeman;
first on balls, off Mcpherson 3, off Bern
hardt !; hit by pitched ball, Freeman;
struck out, by Young g. time, 1:45; UNI
nirn Connolly
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CLOSE GAME AT 81. JOE.
Home Team Wine Two to One Con-
test ErOm Denver

ST. JOSEPH, Mo. July 12-st. Joseph
did little better hitting, and won from
Denver in one of the sharpest games
ever seen here Score:
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TOOK TT OUT ON REMNA MIS-

CHICAGO, July 12-After having re-
CslNeG three Shut-outs at the hands of
the Pittsburg team, Boston came Sfiu be pa
To-Day and took revenge, giving the locals
a, dose Of the same medicine by out
paying Pia them at all points Taylor was
i hIt hard AFTER errors had placed men on
bases While the hits off Nichols generaiIv
came came AFTER two outs. Attendance 800;
c,biooco R.HE.
Boston 80. .. ...... o % g 6
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DIES MONIES NOT SO BAD.
MiIIers Get Dose Of the Medicine
Handed St Paul

DIES MONIES. Iowa, July 12-The To-
Gals found Wadsworth rather easy today.
The error column looks bad, but was not
very costly. Score:
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Earned runs, New York 3: two-base
hits, Burkett, Davis; three-base hit,
paws; hit by bail, by Powell /, by Mat
theWson l; double play, Burkett and Ry-
an: first on balls, off Matthewson !.
struck out. by Powell 6, by Matthewson
~; stolen bases, Strang, Donovan. Bur
Kett; time, 2:05; umpire SAWYER.
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Lett on bases, Chicago Z. MiWaukee y;
two base hits, Burke, Hawley; three-base
stolen bases, Jones' Mcfarland. Burke,
Shugart; double plays, Conner to Friel,
Conroy to Gilbert to Donahue; struck
out, by Patterson 3, by HawleY 6; bases
on balls. off Patterson 1. off Hawley 5,
off IIusting 3; wild pitch, Patterson; time,
2:1O. umpire. Cantillon.
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EartbcuaIxe I'm VI.

Earthquake I'm Mexico.
MEXICO CITY. July 12.-Last night
shock Of earthquake was felt 1t was
severe but Of brief duration.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-24
Subject of Edward VII
Gives Gratuitous
Advice to Voters
DR.. Buckley States
Reason Why He
Is Not Natura1ized

~ R. C. F. BUCKLEY, a "man
~ Francisco, rising to professional
prominence and financial aft1u-
ence here without deeming it desirable
to become citizen of the country which
smiled so graciously upon him, has taken
it upon himself to advise the people of
San Francisco in municipal affairs. He
opposes the candidacy of Joseph S. Tobin
for Mayor and in communications to an
afternoon paper warns the people that
if they expect honesty or devotion to their
interests in case of Tobins election they
are hugging delusion.
DR.. Buckley's sudden interest in affairs
of government astounds those of his ac-
quaintances who know of his preJudiceS
to country. The average man of this day,
when patriotism is still judged virtue,
is not able to associate Indifference to ma
tional welfare with unselish interest in
parently antagonistic states of mind can
be harmonized. DR.. Buckley explained to
a Call reporter last night why he had
lived thirty years in America and had re-
mained subject OF Great Britain. He
said:
was born in the south of Ireland and was
resident in Liverpool when decided to come
thirty years ago, 1 found that my countrymen
were running things in this country anyway
and my assistance was scarcely needed. Here
in San Francisco Irish policeman, McCop-
pin, was Mayor.
physician knows country The profess
sion is destined to promote the brotherhood OF
man, and 70 break down national prejudices.
In my opinion there is no more Justification
for the existence of national boundary lines. in
this age of ready communication and rapid
transit: than there was for the existence of
clans in medieval times. The nation is the
clan Of modern times.
So, although I have lived here thirty years.
am still subject of Great Britain, largely,
presume, because thinking 1 did about
such things was too lazy to take out naturali-
cation papers, But / am taxpayer. In Eng
lish municipalities there is more freedom
that respect-whatever your nationality you
vote If you a property holder. Property
qualification? Yes, that is true. You can't
vote unless you have property.
My interest ii this is not political have
never concern ned myself with political ques-
tions and am not now, but when 1 consider it
my !uty to speak out do not shirk it.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-24
LABOR CANDIDATES SPEAK
TO SMALL GATHERINGS
Schmitz and His Promises Received
With Lukewarmness in Various
Sections of City.

The Labor party candidates addressed
three poorly attended meetings last night,
the first at Bear Hall, corner of Post and
Fillmore streets, the second at hall at
Pacific and Leavenworth streets and the
third at the Alcazar building. Little in
terest in the speechmaking was manifest
ed and the applause was quite perfume
tory.
At Bear Hall a crowd consisting of the
most part of boys in search of election
of office seekers. The meeting was pre-
sided over by L. M. Manner, who said
that he favored the Labor party because
ne wanted fe equal rights & for all and special
rived the band played I'VE Won't Go
Home Till Morning" and the small crowd,
some of whom were under the impression
that it was a Democratic meeting. yelled
for Tobin. When somebody suggested
three cheers for Fatty Maher they were
given with will
schmitz regaled his audience with a
memorized speech, in which he repeated
some of Abraham Lincoln's sayings and
told what he would do when he was elect
ed Mayor. He had his usual fling at
not appreciate the humor of his observa-
ton: When he. said that the meanest
ditchdigger might be assured of a well
come at his hands after election a. MUIR
mur of applause broke the deep silence
Schmitz found fault with the platforms
of all the, parties save that of the Labor
party ana WOunQ up WIN the statement
that he was for the man before the dol
lar every time. Other speakers at the
meeting were William ]. Kenney, w. D.
Getchell and ]. T. McEntee.
A small audience greeted the labor
standard-bearer at Pacific and Leaven-
worth streets. Schmitz repeated his speech
here and his utterances aroused no more
enthusiasm than at the previous meeting
The speakers a this place were DIR. J.
F. Dillon, Thomas Gallagher, Thomas
Eagan, P. H. Coyle and ]. J. Daughney.
The shoe clerks met in the Alcazar
building and after the executive session a.
smoker was given to the members A
set programme was rendered one of the
events being a six-round glove contest
between two members. Schmitz and his
contingent arrived while this was in pro-
gress and his entrance was in conse-
Quence quite fiat. The announcement that
Police Judge Fritz was in the hall created
a sensation and that official was given an
ovation. Subsequently Schmitz was intro
duced and he took advantage Of the oc-
casion to throw more bouquets at himself.
Several addresses by labor candidates
were delivered.