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Decorah-posten., 1901-09-13
Sra Gpd Sea, Slmiteb Co., Minn.

13be Senbdg efter Grin. holotes
@uostieneite / eItre ct. Slafs Strife bers
itcbs. Set bon Do beilist efter 8 llaers
Sorlpb after at bore Sibnesbprbct al ben
fi9rc S~iGleisrgers Itrrb, % ret mango
bapbe osiaa inbfunbet Jig for at bipuane
Den beliee 8urretuiu9 / Serrens 5rs.
Set bar oa Den iibite &atetiiation for
iaar. peo bpilfen anlebnius 99rer og
&irteIan9er u. Stranb forrettebc, ioet
ran sierucmgit BET Gle guo n,eo Sens
ueuc. Som @eiret bar Den Sag. iaaIes
hes bar bet pGret / lang Sio, tort og
rarmt. Rargsl pnn Heen .bar si,c.
Iurtcrne Ell eanife triit llbieeube. Sdpz
ncgnneeue er paa mango Steocr bo6'iGs
peIig bentsrrebe, og arentirerne far
nm pan'felig for at Ifnffe Jig BEN fprs
neoue HGrine. Ien omeno Silitauoeue
er Zig. ber hi life iorsIemn,e, at bet er
Scrreu. ipm babe siper % taser. 5m
bar iulbitGnoig gncret iii at gisre. bpao
bam behaeer, ON bet mdngeu Sang
itaar | Crib meo De menueifelige 2ns
fer; tbi ban gier ale Sing bel. GuisepeI
bpr Ri tatfe Serrcn, % iom Sanio Iaa
iuniit ubtrptter iie: Sattcr Serren; rbi
ban cr soo. % bans Miifunobeo parer
epinoelis. Ssiaa iaar bar ma fact
babe 90 os aoru bicrset ps omeno
ScapIinsen Va mirbre iaar END flor.
iaa bar Sarmerne paa Sisie aarter
faaet life iaa Iipet Saim beo Sr9ifuius
gen. iom or ct spot Subitittt. Seiaa
Mais er Der life iaa lieet at, paa enielte
GteSer ennos en- sanifc batter Seit;
Ghindbueseu bar ristignot Hem. men
man fom ben BOG i Sortisbet. Siolte
Ransag. ben 2ben bs.. dffasee ice 5r.
Sniin Saulien ct Seiss % riIbraste Jams
meiteoS uosle meger behugelige 2ieblitie.
SEQ ma meo @lRSe anmGrte. at bisic
SoI., Tom er ira min 5iembpsb / Norge.
peb utrGtteIie Slio % baarbt arbeiSe bar
f~orffafet fig CT meset iniit % bel opar'
bsibet aepeiten meo patre % tiosmasiise
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-13
FRA Wanien, WOohbue g., Ws,un.

Ssrte og after Ssrte berer til Dasens
Srben oeiaa Der I @ooobue. SaaIeoes
bar pi bapt oct ira ben Ace SuIi. Sen
Dag babbe pi IN ristis COB Stur. og |
Sum- baboe pi af pg til gpbt 8esn, men
fra 4oe S1iIi til ibae. lite September.
bar hi Blot en- Ear 8anee bapt libt, iaas
blot Steret paa 2anbebeiene bar lagt iig.
Oct file Tesn fit life Sorben I9nse be-
hoIbe, tbi Solens br9nbenbe Strdaler
tsrtebe BEN itrar. 8amle Sarmere, iom
bar beret Der / 40 a so Iar. fan life
minnes en- iaa itrens @arme iom I Gar.
Sen 13be Suli bite Sbermometeret 100
@raoer / Stpgaen, cg bet pareoe bper
Sag til ben 20oe, oa bite bet 1o6, ben
23be t0S, % ben 24be git bet op til
112 81. 9 gftermiooas, men git gdnife
inart neb til ITO ps Der itoo bet / 10
Iinlttcr, men iaa ira, Der op Soroeus
finer I @eit % en- ipal @inb / Selge meo
Sorbcnbrdeene braste S~bermometeret
neb til IS @raber. Sra ben Climb bar
Ri life bapt iaa itrens garme. Senne
it9r.e garme binros meaet til at gisre
Iseren for tibIis moben til Ssiten oe at
ben @ruuo bitter Der life mere eno balp
Npline. Sneben iiGr bliber baarii9 og
mango maatte ilaa ben til Sober for
&reaturerne.
Sc. iom dIlerebe MI bar tGrifet, giper
@reben pr. Gere ianebes: Spebe, 10
@iribels cs cner, Sing fra IS til "a, gps
fra 25 til So, Sarre fra 80 til As, Slar
fra 10 til IT. Boteter bliber meset
baarlis Hbling iaar. Ren bliper 8rss
ben Iioen, iaa er Yriierne iaa meset
bebre. en- Rabo at mig f%rrtaIte, at ban
tit 100 9onars for to 99s STAR; Eriien
a $1.54 pr. guibel. Gns. 5apre %
gps er sobe Rriier paa, iaa ingeu bar
nosen a~IporGis aarfas til at tIage, meset
mere Garfas bar 81 til at tafte Serren
for hans Raabesaner banoe til Si9I o9
2eserne. Gan bar bibinbtil opfblbt por
@en: Git os ibas bort oasIiee grpbl"
On penIis Si!ieu til &ebaftsr os Ses
iere. 5. &. Bic.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-13

gnibels. Bpsoeu 40 Buibels % Saureu
40 til 80 Buibels.
Gnore Observation-Disclosures rappprterer
Speoe ira 20 til 25 puileIs. men in'
gen unber 20.
Spofane' Ealouie @reneu bier sien'
neminitIis Spepe of 80 guibels os
Saure so 8uibels.
Spebeaplinsen | @aibinston, Sbabo
% Oregon belsber fig ! @iennemiuit til
25 8uibels, Mlt 8orn ira 9ortbern
Yacifics enc Gnoe til ben anben sr al
COB &paliiet.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-13
Uoreesfartet flebet paa
S0rreo

9i bar mopiasei iaa mane. Spsrss
moaI, ON ri life tan fare aartst
tIebet paa H9rrso. at ri beiismte os
iii at iorisss mso ct Tibet garti. Cor
35 Gents ertra fan ri fare aartss
tIiffrst poa 2arreb. meb srGftittsr
paa husr Gnbe. faa at bet fan b9ness
op paa @neeen &C rules op. uaar
bet life bruses.
@i oil m.o bet iamme eisre op,
msrtiom poa. at man ,tis Fan iaa
baabe pramiebos "a aart. unbtas.a
man betalsr EXTRA for en- af SeIsne.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-13
neutrality-suspicious..
Tpr ipse 5pn.

gnbber af Ypiten"s 9Riere. Ibis
Selbrep Der er noget / geieu meb, giss
res opm9rtiom paa Silbubet paa CT ans
BET Steb Der / SIabet uuoer Soeritriften
"Bripat til abonnenterue," fremiat az
Sbeo Ioel Company fra Chicago. 9ette
&ompasni eier bet bersmte -@itGsS Ore
en- Siaturmesicin. opbaset al 8eoloeen
Sbeo Noel for mango aar iieen, % De
tilbpber at ienbe @iblet ub paa Rrspe
til eubper lioenoe Seripn. Eiueligpis
cr Oct alereoe tienot for mango al bore
2eiere. aac, iOm itriper iii apmpas.
MET. aunlobes ON at nGsne -Seeorabs
Soften"
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-13
SDge belbrebes
Spage pinber arafter.
On m~noerfnlo Si1seiirir opoaaes
al Gu bersmt meoieinjf 0ioen.
ifabsmanD Tom Sur for
enbper Speoom.
~ GrfpGroiae SeIbreotIifr, Der
lianer Wiraflsr. Sioti.
oens Sanslipetbeoe
0aaoe tot.
sGsemieiet feuoss frit I'll ale. fsm ienss,
Rapn % Moreeie.

Otter darelanse, taalu,cbise @ranitHiussr ca stu
bier at 5uriioensftsuebe Sfriiter iaa pei ium Grp.
rimeuter pda Ruiioens Saaeuioei TABS Emraabe. CT
5r. 1ames 70. Rib. SIT eaIies SnsHina 5oTi
Rapue. Sno., II. :. ", iitauo III at efeutIissisre.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-13

al ban bar fulb @isbeb Tor at bare pponeet qipcts
gttriy, at han ueo Sirtp al en- mpittrili Ntrtur.
buis 5ammsnirtuiHs BIN alene %tieHoer, o. EN- han
M tilaper ion Rsinftat al adreiaHg Signing efter
bette Iiu9iusuee g7iebef. CT iitanb I'll at helbreee ale
pl rHbper al be SuSoomme. fem bet meme fieli9s ges
asu,e liosr al. Ter sipes in1su Iuipl ON 5oftOreus
Cprjatisbep / oeHue Sas. % be mrr.eli { eslbreesl.
fer, iom ban oa9Iis %uoisrer, iuues al p1re q femme
lil qobt Seuis berom. 6aus Baaianee a,uuotr Fa
paa Iupo 5oraaii o. srHuois griariuI unosr CT
manaeaari0 a9sepraris. let ,ohev inter at prsps
bars m~Grtsliss "9ioseltrir'. ION han ialoer 1T sass.
mieosl, oa ban paa aunr seHiua iCHoer snbusr gipsnos
not oeraf I'll at operbettie BEN ON hens Gone III at
beIbreoe: man lsbsr osripr fie minofie ReffO ROsie
al be auierts SeibreedieE er msaet mRrtp1teiae ca
. ifee bspps trees, huis life paaliosiigs aeriousr af'
lasoe SioHssbpro esrom. ealte bar 'afet pri sr1f.
,erHe % saast ~pmiriHl siir az saoe bsRnttsi eais.
mielst to saer ire Came. Sn8s. Der par tIsSsu
aipRe up font Hhelbreosfise af Stroets sraer. sr
tlsveu ~sieuGipst ptlbrso o. arriter. Rhea N ltisme
(@ieil. 8eHralaiI. Rape'. piertfs Rnre. BLOB o.
Subirloomme iamf HIrtepuoer fcriyinoer fDm peo
frplspi booeeyiae, Rlspari. RerosNtet. Ssbets
i5goomue. JTriHa, cote. 6offisisiis. Wilma, Sas
inrrb, Erpntif ca ale SpJopWHie I ralief. yuHaerne
sItr aHore sipsergaHer ilernes paa frrbaaienoe Tort
3io zelpis eambeo. 2otom tor Maria. BIiterioi.
pa pariei. 5ct.e Ribsel rtnier htie Spfen,t eles
pct i~aapeiiom Geaeorpei, aienoprctter normal Rrrpes
trait. Slooomlsbei % tuioi1uti5 p'lbree nriteH
sittI 'feita. Fer e. inlsn ~Bsrion5aHleetie~ hos
Siysts GlsIir - ane % rnnrcr bar ianms Rntie ber'
Of Sfrip irar siis eTismtelei; bet ienees trit
III eHbper 9ibenos. Cp3io, buitteH IN bon Tt lt5gr
al. "a al III n Bptbesf ofrimoo pi blipe ieRoi Gem
irit HieD oHaadeHee Bon.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-13
&orreiponbance


aorrefssnsancer ueen Rasn % Hbresie tasts TIE
ainbpe oenipH I'll. be bIir lite ensans sicnnemirpe a
8aeoatfieneu. Nasnet pI life biiSe cFenttieaisrt, mee'
minbre p:bfrmmenpe &prreSpenbent buiter bet men
Gaebaitisncs maa bare siasret % HbresfeR.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-13

81 hier 'Suspenusn upmoriet scot o. sr
osltil'rrbs meo ben. 81 bar Ioruo bruat 10
andre Raiiiner. men "Susuennen" er ben
beofe. Zen siDr soet ,slrbeiee o. CT / ale
Maaber Joe COB os ftrrf, iom nosen Ma.
ftne til bDiere Yris. 8 Eraef befalte jes
e1-eo oesSp esrtS, 3bompisn, Qertb
3a1sta
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-31
HARTFORD.


Special to the Scranton Tribune
Hartford, May 3o.--II. $ Sweet. of
Detroit. Mich, has been visiting his
brother, Horace, of this place.
II. b. Andrews. of Scranton. was a
pleasant caller in town recently.
Il. f. Hine has greatly improved his
property by an addition and new
PORCH.
Decoration day was observed in this
place. Appropriate exercises We're
conducted by the Grand Army of the
Republic and Sons of Veterans as
sisted by the soldiers orphan school
band.
Property known as the David Del
liine estate has been purchased by
Hugh Andrews and he will occupy it
at once.
Professor T.. B. Rogers. of Emhurst.
is spending II few days at his home in
this place
Ethel Tiffany is visiting friends in
Susduehanna.
The school board met and hired
Professor George Stearns as principal
of the school. Miss Anna Quinlan as
first assistant and Miss Nina Moore
primary.
Mrs. +. r. Tiffany was pleasantly
surprised by Il large number of friends
and relatives May 80. All enjoyed Il
good time
commencement at the Soldiers Or
phan school June 10 and II.
The heavy rains caused the large
lake near this place to become dan
ge"ouS, and many men are engaged
watching and patching the leaks
Fortunately no damage resulted. but
many people were thoroughly frigh-
tened
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NEW MILFORD.
rial to the Scranton Tribune,

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
New Milford. May 30. Miss Rachel
Brundage is visiting friends at South
Gibson.
Mrs Laura Badger is entertaining
her sister, Mrs. q. j. Jordan, of Phil
adelphia.
Mrs. Andrew Curtis. of Bridgewater,
was n guest at the residence of Mr..
George Pratt the fore part Of the week.
T.. w Guard, of Scranton. was In
town on business this week.
Miss Maggie Hayden is spending
some time in Bnghamton.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. f.. lloulihan, Of
Binghamton, was in town over sunday.
William Schippert is spending a few
days with his parents in Jersey City.
A surprise party was rendered Mr.
Ray Aldiich, in honor Of his twenty
first birthday on Tuesday evening, by
number of his intimate friends.
II. L. Bradley is employed in Hall
stead this week.
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HoNEsDALE.


Special 10 the Scranton Tribune
Ilonesdalc. May 29.--At the annual
meeting of the Honesdae High
school Alumni association the follow
ing were elected officers for the en-
suing year. President. Miss Alice w.
Birdsall; vice president j. j. curtis,
Jr. secretary, Miss Charlotte j.
Bowman: treasurer, w. Harrington
Suydam.
Editor H.. A. Penniman, of the Nti-
zen. and niece. Miss Anna Baker Will
attend the state Editorial associat ton
in Buffalo next week and visit the
Fam American exposition.
Nincty-six tickets were sold at the
lIonesdalc station for the two dollar
excursion via the Erie to New York
this morning.
The five day excursion tickets from
Honcsdale. by both the Erie and Della =
ware a. Hudson. to the Pan American
exposition are $1iS EACH 81 6S more
than from Scranton.
a Pullman parlor car commenced
running on the Erie Honesdale branch
to-day.
Nathan Jacobs. the 1loncsdale lv-
eryman who imports so many fine
western horses. has sold a handsome
pair to the Olyphant fire department
for $500
The stock of general merchandise of
Wefferling & son is being closed out
by w. j. 'erber. who bought the
stock from the creditors.
Visitors to the park are requested
to carry camp chairs with them. that
they may sit while they enjoy the
shade of the towering naples and the
breeze from the sparkling fountain.
The New York Milk exchange has
reduced the price of milk to two cents
per quart net. which affects many
Wayne county farmers.
Announcement is made of the COM
ing marriage of Harry w. Rowley. of
Scranton. and Miss Anna II. Tracy.
of Honesdale. at l O'Clock p. m. June
L.. in the Presbyterian church.
Rev. III. j. Whalen. -. D.. of Car
bondale. was greeted by large and
appreciative audience in the BAPTIST
church Tuesday evening. to hear his
lecture on Irish Wit and Humor."
The reverend gentleman holds a warm
place in the hearts of IIonesdale peo-
pie, growing out of his pastorate of
the Honesdalc Baptist church.
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pITTsTON.


Special IN the Scranton Tribune
Pttston, May 3O.-Humors that
could not he verified were ailoat here
that he smallpox epidemic had
reached this city. and that one case
was found on William street and am
other at Frogtown. NO reports have
been made to the health board how
ever, and physicians deny the exist
ence of tho disease here. Tine West
pittston hoard of haalth has adopted
precautionary methods, and has or
dered that ali persons who have not
been satisfactorily vaccinatcl within
Ave years be Saccnated AT once.
Mary Costcr, an Italian lady resid-
ing on Pine street. was arrested by
her husband, charged with dcsertion.
During the hearing husband and wife
became involved in a quarrel that soon
came to blows. and II countersuit was
brought against Mr. Coster. charged
with assault and battery. Both were
held under bail.
stephen WlcoN has resigned his po-
sition as bookkecpcr with Ross d Co..
and will take a European trip.
During the boxing tournament at
Clishams hall, Brown,own. Monday
night. between Jack" Somers. of that
place. and Young Ryan" of Patcr-
SON. a dispute arose over "A claim for
y foul. Before the agreement was
settled Frank Feclcy. Pittston bar
her. who was one of Ryans seconds.
was struck by a fellow named Kchoc
and had his nose broken and eye
hlackcnod. Fcolcy says kehoe used
steel knuckles ON him
Evan j. Evans. bookkecpcr for
nprlIIj e NtN
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j. l.. Harris of this place, will learn
with surprise of his marriage to Miss
Winifred Miller at Bisbee, May eth.
Julius Freedman has been appointed
tax collector OF Forest city, vice
James White resigned
Misses Grace Mcnhonnett and Alice
Melvin are home from BoomsburS
Normal school for weeks visit.
Mrs. II. Joseph and daughter ar.
rived from Denver. col. yesterday. for
II visit with his sister, Mrs. George l..
Taylor.
y. w. Brown and family were at
StarrucCa yesterday attending the
golden wedding anniversary of Mrs.
Browns parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Smith.
Council Tuesday passed the ordin-
ancc on two readings To purchase the
Fleming lot on the corner of Main
and Center streets for u borough
building. The consideration is s., 500
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FOREST CITY.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

special 10 inc scranton lTlhNne.
Forest City. May 30.-The benefit bah
held under the auspices of the Y. NJ. l.
for the hcncft of Patrick Morrison in
the opera house tonight was largely
attended. The proceeds from this af-
fair with the money from the draw
ing for $40 in gold. will net this worthy
young man considerable amount OF
money.
There was no board meeting to-
night. owing to it's being Memorial
day. The meeting will be held on
Thursday next.
Harry Buckland. of this place was
recently married to Miss Julia Doney.
of DerbyvlIc, by Rev. w. II. Smith,
of lIonesdalc.
Enterprise Hose company will hold
q. picnic and clam bake July 81.
The first picnic of the season will
he held in NandluG grove ON Satur,
day night by local 81. Weather per-
mitting there will be large attend
ance.
ID. II. Alien was in Honesdale ycster-
day.
The friends of Thomas J. Harris. of
Bisbcc, Arizona, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

o'clock y. m, the real estate OF George
Elcs. consisting of house and lot
In Meshoppcn borough.
\ marriage license has been issued
to Charles :. liubbcll, of NoXen. and
Miss Martha a. TraVer OF Monroe,
Tho river at this place Is very high
owing To the long rains, and is stead
lily rising
Avery Miller, who is employed as a
machnist at Binshamton y. v, IS
visiting his parents at this place.
county commissioner T.. W. Farrer
and Prothonotary John B. Donovan
are expert checker players. and dur
ing the rainy season they have en-
gagged in several hotly contested
games,
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Scranton Wholesale Market.

(Corcrcted by II. G. Dale, 81 LaokawannI AYo.
Bn;tcr-Frcsh, 2oa2Olac.; dairy, fresh, l9laa20c
. Chccse--Full cream, new, i0iaallc.
Eggs-Wcstcrn fresh, lilaalJc,; nearby state
15laai6c
Bcans-Pcr h,lshcl, choice marrow. So. 6Oa9.Gj
Pea Bcan,-'pcr buslel, choice marrow, 81 %
$50.
Medium Beans-pcr bushels 81. .i0aSa 10.
Green Pcas--Pcr bushcleS, Sl.i0dSI. H.
Flour-Bcst patent, per barrel, Si.ij.
Red Kidney Bcans-Per hrishcl, y. ijaS1 30.
Potatoes Per bishc Gja7Oc.
Bermuda Onons-Pcr hushc 81. 50aSl.6O.
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WELSH HILL.


Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Welsh Hin, May 3O.--The weather
still continues wet. The farmers have
plenty of time to recuperate.
Rev. II. y. Harris is attending the
annual state associa ton meeting of
congregational churches, at Lansford
this week.
tiucrdOn WcStcott is recovering
from a serious attack of quinsy.
The Rev. Mr.. Green, OF South Glib
son, who has recently returned from
Florida. occupied the pulpit of the
Congregational church, of this place,
last Sunday.
Mrs. Thomas Davies is stil on the
sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Evans, of Pitts
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-31
Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago, May Receipts, Sjor;
strong to cents higher; active, butchers Stock
choice, steady; Otuers slow, GOOD to prime
steers, 5i5a6,05; poor to medium, SliOa5.}j; ;
Siockcrs and feeders, choice steady; others weak
g. 2ja 90: COWS, 81. Goat 10; hccIS, S3al.UO can.
ners 81 2ja2. 50; bulls, =, ,O0ii.Ii calves, steady
siO0a6,2j; Texas led steers, Si,ljajIO; Texas
bulls, S2,75a3o0
Ilogs-Rccoipts today, 1900; tomorrow 2ip1;
left over, estimated, 800. Market opened !
cents higher; closed easier Tops, 500. Mracd
and butchers, Sj.70a5.O,!; good 20 choice heavy,
s5s0a6Oj; roughs heavy, Si6jaj,7j light, Sj6lI
500: bulk of sales, s.. sja5.9j.
sheep Receipts 1900 sheep and lambs choice
steady To strong; others slow, Clipped lambs M
10 S5,l5; good TO choice wcrhcrS, Sl.3iai 80; il,r
Ia choice miNCd, SilOiiiO; western Sheep 81 i0a
a.ij; ycaIlneS, Si.i0IiGj; native lambs, Si2Ia
30; western lambs SJaJGj
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-31
Will Choose callaway,s Successor.

BY Exclusive Wire from The Associated Press.
New York, MAY 30--Notces have been sen.
to tine directors OF the New York Central railroad
OF special meeting on Monday al the Grand
Central station. II is expected that at this meet.
ing a successor will be chosen Ia. samuel r.
Ialaway as president William II, Newman.
president of the Lake Shore and Michigan SOUTH
eTu railway, is regarded as the likeleSt candidate.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-31

ton. were the guests OF y. J. Morgans
this week
Mrs. H. n. Harris Is visiting her
PARENTS at Pittston this week
Miss Irene Morgan is quite sick at
this writing
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Manzcr were tho
guests cf their daughter, Mrs. w. H.
Davies. on Saturday last.
DR.. Reynolds. of Scranton. made a
professional call at this place on sun.
day last.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-31
British Ships Fly "old Glory. y

BY Exclusive Wire from The Associated Press,
Sidney, y. ; W, May Sos the Duke of
Cornwall and York in the royal barge crossed
the hsrbor today to inspect the navel depot at
Garden Island all the British warships were ny.
ing the United States had ont OF complimcm 10
tho United states transport Glacier which was
moored in the stream.
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Buffalo Live Stock.

East Buffalo, May 20 Receipts Cattle. Iis
cars; sheep and lambs. 20 cars hogs Ii cars
shipments liG cars sheep and lambs, :
cars; hogs, II rirs. tattlc-lnc nchanged. Calves
--thocc TO extra S5,3jIj,j0, Lambs Choice to
extra, Sj3jaj.lO; sheep, choice To extra, 81. Goa
40. lIogs-i Heavy, SGa6,0j pigs -. sOI5GO.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
Morning Games.

Providence :; Hartford, 3.
Worcester, 3; Syracuse, ?,
Montreal at Rochester and Toronto at Buffalo
postponed on account OF rain.
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Afternoon Games.

Worcester Z; syracuse, $
Providence, 4; Hartford, O.
Buffalo, /; Toronto. 7.
Montreal at Rochester, postponed; rain.
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BASE BALL.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Morning Games.

Al Chicago Il. H. T..
Boston ............. I" 0"O03 0O-a { 4
Chicago ............ol4o2Oo 5 /
Batteries -Bcvic, cuppv and Crigcr: Griffith
and sullivan. lmprcs Connolly and Manas,au.
At Cleveland r. H. H.
Philadelphia .....,. % 90 ! 0O-a ,
Cleveland .......... % 900 O0-l :
BatrcrcS-rank and Powers; Hart and Wood.
Umpire
Al Milwaukee, r. H. T.
Washington ........ o 90 o
Milwaukee ......... O00O0iI -, 10 3
HMtcrics--I.cc and Grady; Sparks and Connor
rmpirg-IIaskcll.
At Detroit r. IL. T.
Baltimore .......... 0.0O l13O3 10 III
Detroit ........,... | 10000 So l.
RattcricsDunn ahd Brcnahan; Frisk, Owen and
Buclow. umprc-ShCridan.
Afternoon Games.
At Milwaukee, r. II +
Washington ........ o01 600 1--3 T. =
Milwaukee ......... o 03 $500 Ia % >
BattcrcsAIcrccr and Clarke; Rcidy and Lcahy.
umpirc-Iaskcll.
At Chicago II. II. T.,
Chicago ............ o0Oio 90 % 3
BattcrcS-iounG and CiigCr; Patterson and
Sngdcn umpircs-Nanissaua and Connolly.
At Cleveland II. Il. L.
Philadelphia .....,... o > , q q o 3 o S II |
Cleveland ............ @ | 90 % . |
Batteries Bernhard and Powers; scott, Ilohcr
and Wood, lmprc-Cantlcn.
At Detroit r. H. T.
Baltimore .......... o o 0ooO 0O-l .
Detroit ..,.,.,....... 90 100 - 10 o
MISUNDERSTANDING and Brcnahan; Cronin and
Buclow lmpirc-ShcridAn
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COLLEGE GAMES.

At Carlisle Il. II. t.
Indians ............ , 2 q o. l---lt Is !;
Dickinson .......... o 5000 % . &
Battcrics-Irart and Pierce: Hunt, Bcvcr
Powell and Bcyicr. Impirc-pcrkins.
Brown, .; GcorgHtown. ..
At Worccstcr-liov Cross. &; Dartmouth. ).
At Bcthlchcn,-Lchigli, II: University of Penn.
sylvania, 10.
At tambrdge--liarvaldC Cornell game post
puncd until tomorrow; wet grounds.
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AMATEUR BASE BALL NOTES.

The Olrplmnt base ball team will play the Inter.
national Correspondence schools team Saturday
at Oyphant.