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MINNEAPOLIS
INDIANAPOLIS.
Totals Of. 10 Il a II {
Totals IL y n IL

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AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES
81. Louis Defeats PhiIndeIuhfa Nv
Hard Hitting In the Third
Inning.

ST. LOUIS, June 2l.-St. Louis defeated
Ihi!E dyi hla today by hard hitting in the
tArd irH,ng after which neither side
sSored wallace returned TO the game
ELttr . weeks absence and hit Witse for a
Llp!e' TWO doubles and a single. Attend
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MINNEAPOLIS
Totals - s.2e 10 Of ]

IWNH ~ 64e 10 V IothIs LII 9 z Y !
'Phyle out, hit by batted ball.
Indianapolis ........l 0 o 0 / IS
Minneapolis ........ ! o 0 0 o.
First base on balls: on Rellum. 8: OF
Ncwlln, !. Struck out: BY kellum, 2; by
Newl.n. g. Wild pitch: Newlin. Hit By
pitcher: Hy Newlin. Kuhns. Sacrifice hits:
kuhns, kthm, Grant, Lynch. Double
piay -: OIBrien to kim, Werden to Brey-
ette stolen bases: Kuhns. Babb C2I. Left
on bases: Indianapolis, !; Minneapolis, &
lime: l:N. Umpire: Tindill.
Score, second games
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indianapolis Takes Both.

INDIANAPOLIS, June n.-Indianapolis
day. The itst was q pitchers night, per-
rect support givtng. Kelium . victory. Man
he second game and succeeded by a mar
gin OF three. Babb's work was a feature
OF both games. Attendance, ASA. Score,
first game:
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GAMES IN WESTERN LEAGUE
Costly Errorn Combined with nm In
ability to Hit Lost for
Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY, June 2l.-Costly errors.
combined with the inability of the locals
to hit Jones'. gave the visitors. a victory
today. Attendance, 1000. Score:
Colo. Springs II o o OS 4 :
Kansas City "A o o 0 / O-S s 3
Dixon; Kansas City. Cable, Gibson and
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.Batted for Lnndhlnnm 1,

Total, IA n 10 :
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SIOUX CITY, June 2L-(Special Tele-
gram.)-Sioux City defeated Rock Rapids
here today in an eleven inning game. The
playing was ragged on both sides. Bat
teries: sioux City, Fraser, johnson and
Bruggeman; Rock Rapids, Murphy and
Duncan. Score;
Sioux City, - 5ooI000 o 2ll
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Game This Afternoon.

At Vinton Street park this afternoon the
Originals and the observation-disclosures
team Will meet. Both teams are strong
and ugh to furnish a good article of ball.
Game called at $3.50. The lineup;
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CordoNa neat. neaVer..

CoRDOVA, Neb.. June 1L-(Speciall- -
Cordova and Beaver Crossing played an
other close game of ball at Cordova Fri
day, resulting In favor OF Cordova- Score:
Cordova, s; Beaver Crossing. Z. Umpire:
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standing of the Teams.

Games today: st. Paul at Louisville
Milwaukee at Columbus, Minneapolis al
Indianapolis. Kansas City at Toledo.
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The Ben Hurs and the sIuggers will play
a pail game at the South Side Pleasure
afternoon. The game will be called AZ a:sj
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RUBBER COMPANY.
Totals

.faEah out; MT by DATED ball.
k fiiBS f'U Co So...::.::5 J SSSSS
Struck out; BY Mcintyre, 6; by Rohr-
on Mcintyre. l. Two-base hits: Howe
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Iwo-base hits: Owens 90, C%oggswell 90,
a.. Sacrihce hits: Burns C0, Myers.
Stolen bases: Owens ~, Klelnow 90.
Double plays: Owens to Myers to Kleinow,
BY Wolfe, 2: by Gibson. 3; by Pardee, 6.
First base OF balls: ON Wolfe. .; OF Glib
con, S; on Pardee. 6 Hit with ball: BY
Wolfe. !; BY Gibson, /. Time: 900. Um-
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BALTIMORE
Chicago

Lett on bases: Chicago, 4; Baltimore, 8.
Two-base hits: Mertes, Strang. Sacrifice
hits: Gilbert, Setback, Jones. Sto'en bases:
Davis ~, Green. Double play: Davis, Daily
and IsbelL Struck out; by Piatt, .: by
Howell, l. Base on balls: on Piatt. 9; OF
g. Hit with ball: Oyler. Time:
l.ak ImnIrn. CarrnIhnr.
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Hers OveralIs Are Heard.

Captain Hers new ~overalls made a noise
as he smbled like a hired man eating let
tuoe, and John Gibbons looked like the
hero in when Ruben Comes to Town"
The grandstand, from which looked 800
eager faces, advised Dan Leahy to get q
wheelbarrow, presumably as a means Of
transporting his corporation. Boston
Green, who had been let out Of Jail to
mascot the Bachelors, was resplendent In
a new jag and an engine wiper's uniform,
and he made the crowd merry.
The Uneup was as follows:
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otUIen base: Schiebeok. Sacrifice hits:
McBride, MeAndrews. Altrock a.. Two
oase hits: Turner, DUNCAN. Home rum:
man. Struck out: BY Thomas. 1; by Alt
rock, i Bases on balls: on Thomas. 5; OF
Altrock, 2. Time: $40. Umpire: Haskell
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N AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Toledo Takes Advantage of Poor
Pitching and Easily De-
feats Kansas City.

TOLEDO. June 21.-Toledo took advan-
tage OF poor pitching today by Wolfe and
Gibson and made sixteen rum on eleven
hits. Attendance 1900. Score:
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Paper Men Are Beaten.

The South Omaha Young Mems Christian
association base ball team dedicated its
new grounds yesterday afternoon by taxi
Ing a holly contested game from the Car
features OF the game were the work OF the
pitchers of both teams, the phenomenal
helding of Jones for the Carpenters and
the throYing of Finlay for the locals.
Score by inrrags:
Y. NJ. c. A.........0 so00l3 all
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Chicago Defeats Baltimore.

CHICAGO. June 21.-Chicago again de-
Baltimore today. Each team earned
a run by punching hits, the other scores
resulting from bases on balls and errors.
5.T25. Score:
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Standing OF the Teams.

Games today: omaha at MILWAUKEE,,
Moines at Peoria. Denver at ST. Jo-
seph. Colorado Springs at Denver.
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stock Yards Juniors Lose.

The Union s~tockyards Juniors got mixed
up with a little faster company yesterday
They were. defeated by a score OF 10 10 g.
quinn pitched fine ball, allowing but four
hits and striking out eight men. Walter
while at bat. Score:
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Peoria Game Postponed.

PEORIA. June 2l.-Peoria-Des Moines
game postponed. Des Mo mes failed 10
make railroad connections. Two games to-
morrow,
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I7thf - u % II 7
'Batted for Lundbloom In the ninth.
c H@s1insi0n ...........SS 3 fGf5bi i-iss
Two-base hits: Ryan go. Lee Keister,
Goughlin. Lajoie. HicRman ~. Home run:
HICKMAN Stolen bases: Lajoie, Wolver-
ton, Ryan, Lee. First base on ba Is: BY
Moore. s; by Lundbioom, /; by Pa.ten. 3.
Hit by pitched ball: BY Lundbioom. D.: By
Patten, J. Left on bases: Cleveland. -:
Washington. 9. Struck out: BY Patten. 4:
By Moore, 8; by Lundb Dom. /. Passed ball:
Clark l. Wild pitches: Moore. L.. Lund-
bloom, l. Time: 1855. Umpire: OGaugh-
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PITTsBURG


Iotas ....f III Is 4 Totals II IL % . 4
'Batted for Murphy In the ninth.
Pittsourg ......""..I Q 5000 0 -
Earned runs: Pittsburg, /; st. Louis, 2
IWo-base hits: Clarke, Ryan. Sacrifice
hits: .ConrUy, Brashear. Double plays:
20 Bransheid. First base on balls: OF
Leever4 g.; on Murphy. l. Hit by pitched
ball: Ritchey. Struck out: BY Lever. 4
Passed ball: O'Connor. Balk: Murphy,
Time: 1888. Umpire: O'Day
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Games today: Philadelphia at st. LOUIS,
Baltimore at Chicago. Washington at
Boston at Detroit.
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Bases on balls: Q
5: OF Corbett, 5; OF
out: BY Miller, 8;
bett, :; by FtEgem!
BaDb. Hogriever,
hts: Phyle, Grant.
abb. Phyle, Grant.
tie to Grant TO WeI
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In Southern Association.

At Memphis-Shreveport. Z; Memphis. 2.
At Chattanooga-Atlanta, Z; Chattan-
nooga, l.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 9; Birmingham,
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LOUISVILLE. June 2f.-St. Paul was
unable to do anything with Coons' delivery
ana but for an error In the first the home
team would have scored a shut-out. At
tendance. $500. Score:
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sioux city Wins Ragged Game.

Batteries: Minden, Bliss and Moore:
Exeter, Airline and Doane. Struck out:
BY Airline. 10; by Bliss. G.
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NCiNCINNATI. June 2l.-The Chicago team
ltad an easy time taking the last game Of
Hle series from Cincinnati today. Menefee
NJ IN rare form, but The numerous e rors
Mcfhee 5 men accounted for the large
score. Attendance, $500. Score:
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Exeter Frozen Out.

EXETER, .Neb., June 21.-(SpeciaI Tele-
gram.l-ln the second game with Minden
the visiting team won one OF the best
games played here this year. Score by In
nings:
Miuden ...O o O 2 I ~
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DULUTH NEWS.

NJ. T.. Doyle and Z. II. Martin have
returned from Floodw"cd. Mimi.
J. Il. NORM. of the Silhcrstcin &
Bonhy Company. left Tuesday for
Nrw York.
Mrs. r.. a. IIumes and Miss Maymr
Humcs have returned after weeks
visiting at Isle Royalc.
Mr.. Joseph Tobcn. Edward Tohrn,
John Kenna and G. T.. Murphy left
Wednesday for Portland. Oregon.
The annual fair of st. Clements
Church will occur Aug. 18th and con-
tinue during THE week.
The annual picnic of the l.. A. and
A. O. III. held last week ut Lester Park
was Il grand success both socially and
financially
The call far the 4th state convention
of the T.. A. \. O. IT. to convene at
Minneapolis on Aug. Goth. has been is.
sued. Duluth is entitled to large
representation and it is urged that all
delegates attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hackett Miss Morri-
son and Mr.. Morrison have returned
from an outing ut Washington Hnrbor.
A delightful surprise party was
given Miss Lydia Treviranus at her
home Thursday evening. Games were
played and musical selections were
rendered by the Misses Hcislcr. Glover
and Kieren. Those present were
Misses May Kicren, Louise Lyons,
Maud Mcleod. Mayme Hcislcr, Nellie
Glover, Lucille Kiren. Mae Almond,
Alice Kennedy. Laura Treviranus. Eta
Treviranlls. Florence Kramer AMI the
Messrs. Joe Laucrmann. Ben Laucr-
mann. Joe Miller. Ray Patterson. Fred
Broad. Chas. Dardis. John Coninsky,
Bert c. Everel, Frank Zimmerman
and Archie Butchart.
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municipal ana is an honorable. trust
worthy member Of the newspaper pro-
fcssion FIR fourteen Years.
The triangular contest for Congress
between Loren Fletcher. Eugene G..
Hay and james A. Peterson is grow
ing more interesting as the primary
election draws near. Each is contid ent
of defeating the other two; and the
victor. whoever lie may BIZ, will have
to make the biggest fight of his life
against John Lind. Fletcher depends
Oh buttoll-hnling the voters and spend
ing money: Hay depends on the great
influence of the Journal: and Peter
son depends OH his persuasive sio.
uuence with the working Classes. They
ought to hold IL three-sided debate and
show their qualifications fer the high
office they seek.
The outing and picnic held ut Mime
haha Park OH Wednesday last. under
the auspices of the people of st. An
thongs parish. was great success
socially and financially. The day was
delightful enc and the attendance
very large. Young and old seemed to
enjoy the games, sp rts and refresh
ments, and there was not an unpleas.
ant incident during the entire day
The parishioners whose names ap
peared upon the various committees
worked faithfully to make the even,
success. Rev. Father Lee, who has
charge of the parish, during the alb,
sence of Rev. James O'Reilly, is to b:
congratulated upon the success of his
first annual picnic. Among those who
attended from outside p ints We're Miss
Ella G. Heating. of st. Paul, State
Secretary of the Ladies' Auxiliary, AMI
her sister. Mrs. ID. +. Mccarthy.
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FROM THE CAPITAL.

Divisions No. 1 ana 8, A. o. H., will
give Il joint excursion down the Miss
iSsippi and up the Sl.>Gs=aix rivers to-
morrow Sunday, August the 10TH.
The steamer J. j. Hill and barge will
| convey the happy eXcurSionsts and
will leave the Jackson street levec at
a. III. sharp. and return about the
same time i'll the evening. Noehler's
orchestra will furnish the music
l.. Il. Murphy is one of the very
busiest men running for office in Ram
sey county this year. making new
friends every day. Murphy's chances
for selection and election are getting
better every day.
The general committees to the st.
Paul A. o. III. 22nd annual outing to
be held next Saturday ut Tonka Bay
will appear with full program next is
sue
Miss May Pewtcrs has gone on her
annual vacation and for the next
month will visit friends in Duhuuue
and Chicago.
Div. No. Z, \. o. H.. will give tlci:
annual picnic at lnver Grove on Sull-
day. August "a: a great program is he
ing prepared.
Dubuquers in ST. Paul to the number
of hundreds gathered tgether and
made up grand excursion headed by
Mr. Joseph Skemp and departed for
that city on Tuesday morning last over
what is known as THE finest train on
earth on the Burlington route. The
Burlington. through Mr.. Skemp, is
very popular in st. Paul
Tire finest monument in Calvary
Cemetery and perhaps in the entire
state. has been erccter by Theodore
Hamm. Every one that goas to CAL
vary just now takes Il look AZ THE gol-
geo,fs and expensive work of the sculp-
tors art.
Bob" Clarke has returned from an
extended trip over many states in til,
general interest of the \. o. II. during
his vacation.
Messrs. John r. Pcwtcrs, c. ]. Con-
roy, Denis Murphy and j. II. McCar-
thy are selected delegates from Divis-
ion No. l \. O. H.. ST. Paul. to the
state convention to he held in Minne,p-
oils OH the Goth. 9th 2Stlh ana Doth.
The total abstinence convention
which is being held in Dubuque this
week is attended by many st. Paul
people who hope to bring back the ban
ner for the greatest workers in that
cause.
THE Democratic State and County
Committees are now down to business
hare and fir I'M their determined aspect
are confident of general success this
fall. both here and throughout the
state.
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Call for Auxiliary Convention.

To Officers and Members of the La
dies Auxiliary, A. o. H., State of
Minnesota:
Sisters: Again. it is our duty to
summon the duly accredited repre-
sentatives of the Order. to meet in b.
ennial session. for its 20 d and well
fare and for the transaction of such
business as may properly come before
them.
BY vote of the last State convention
of the A. o. H., the city of Minneap-
oils was selected as the place in which
to hold the next State convention.
AS directed by the convention and
by article. vii of THE constitution and
article H. section 6. of State bylaws
we hereby summon the duly elected
and constituted delegates of the La
dies Auxiliary to the Ancient Order
of Hibernians. State Of Minnesota, to
assemble at the Fourth State conven-
ton and Third Biennial meeting, in
Minneapolis. on Tuesday, August 26,
A. D., 1902. at ~ o'clock, noon.
Mass will be celebrated at 1890 a.
M, at the Immaculate Conception
Church.
The convention will hold its ses-
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The Death Roll.

On Saturday last, Michael Egan died
at the residence of his daughter. Mrs
VIM. Ward, 1904 Emerson avenue ~.
at the age of II years. The deceased
was Il brother of James j. Egan, of
st. Paul. and has Il son. VIM. Egan. re-
siding in that city. He was a native
of Ireland and an early resident Of
Minnesota. The remains We're taken
to Blakely, MIMI, for incarment.
Mrs Catherine Burns passed away
OH Saturday last at her home, S21 18th
avenue N, at the age of SO years. The
deceased was native of Ireland and
widow of the late 1llos. Burns. She
had been i'll for four years with drop
sy. The family were among the very
early settlers of Minneapolis. Two
sons and three daughters survive. The
funeral was held on Monday morning
from the Church of the Ascension and
was very largely attended. Requiem
mass was celebrated by Father Har-
ringtOn. after which the remains were
laid to r'st in st. Anthony's Gem
etery.
Henry MERCER. n resident of North
east Minneapolis for the past year,
died at dis late home, 2531 End street
\. f., Oh Thursday, and was buried
this morning He was G2 years of age
and leaves wife and four children.
The funeral was from Notre Dame de
Lourdcs Church.
The death of Michael Moore Oc-
CURED last Tuesday at his hnme COR
ner 9Th avenue and University N. f.,
aged G2 years. The deceased leaves a
son and three daughters, one of whom
is Mrs. Armstrong. He was a veteran
of the civil war and member of the st.
Anthony Temperance Society, and re-
sided for more than 40 years on the
East side. The funeral was held from
st. Anthony's Church. Thursday morn
ing and the remains were inferred at
st. Anthony cemetery.
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Democracy four years ago against H.
p. Sweet the prese;.t incumbent. but
was defeated OH Il close VOTE He is Il
representative citizen of the Third
ward. of German parentage honorable
and upright in all things. !, good bust
ness man ANA is we'll known ami pop
ular among his constituents He has
charge of the fuel department of the
Akeley Lumber Co. and resides q, 1916
Emerson avenue ~ Mr.. Weingart was
born in this city ~ years aga. lie has
excellent qualifications for the Office.
and if nominated and elected will full
fill the duties of County Commissioner
in Il satisfactory mann T. to the pc nplc
of Hennepin county.
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slons in a. y. L. w. hall, at 10 South
9TH street, whe.@ delegates will assem-
bic and march in Il body to tle church.
Headquarters Will be ut the Nicollet
Hotel.
The representation to the convention
shall consist OF tile state officers, the
county presidents, the presidents of
each division, with an add .tional del :
gate for every fifty members or majo:
traction thereof over ard above the
first one hundred. Delegates to be
elected from the five division officers.
Also the secretary ana treasurer of TIE
Insurance fund.
Divisions shall have power to elect
alternates, but no proxies will lie al
lowed. The representation shall be
based on the last quarterly rep 1T.
Special railroad rates and list of tho.
tells will be announced later.
Appealing to you, sisters, for full
representation from every county ana
division, that our work may be prop
erly and wisely done and invoking on
the deliberations Of our convention the
blessing Of Almighty God, we sub
scribe ourselves,
Your obedient servants. in Friend
ship, Unity and Christian Charity.
MARY B. DALEY, State President.
MARY ]. REILLY, State Vice Presi-
dent.
ELLA c. HEATING, State Secretary.
KATHERINE f. MCDONALD, State
Treasurer.
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Father Santiago Para. provincial of
the Dominicans i'll the Philippine Is
lands. started for Manila from Rome
last Thursday. In an interview he
says the total number of Spanish friars
Of the four orders discussed has been
reduced to 800. ANA that the members
of his own order have 10 desire to re-
in carrying on tlrr schools in their
charge.
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President MinAlan of the Federated
Societies denies an alleged interview
on the Archbishop of ST. Paul when
asked to give an interview" he says,
II replied that had nothing to say"
The lying representative of the Asso-
ciated Press made him say Il lot of
things. nevertheless. Is there any pro-
lection from the gigantic corporation
that has a monopoly Of news for the
American people?
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Thomas III. Cannon. nigh chief rang
"r of the Catholic Order of Forr>ters.
denies in the Chicago Tribune that he
criticised Archbish p lrclanhs sermon
ing Associated Press. He SAWS he did
not express amy such criticism as has
bc,n attributed to him ar4l ,hat he does
not think it within his province to crit
cise any pulpit ut'e';,ncr of the st.
Paul preate.
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IMPORTANT TO LAND SEEKERS

The opening to settlement of the
Chippewa Indian Reservation in North
crn Minnesota. \ large finely litho-
graphcd sectional map. showing T.'wns
and Railroads. together with Il large
descriptive pamphlet. containing tho
text of the Morris Bill as passed by
Congress. Also many valuable point
ers'' on securing homcstcatls. with on
investmcnt.-Pricc 80 cents. Send DOS
tai note to RciSlMs-Rcmer Land Co.,
Grand Rapids. MINI.
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Gracevtlle's Academy.

st. Mary's Academy at GracevilEa is
new and large boarding school for
girls. The Academy is conducted by
the Sisters Of st. Joseph and it's terms
are most reasonable. Graceville has
long been noted as a fin, health resort
and this fact in connection with the
many advantages offered by the in
stitution tend to make it most desir-
able place for pupils.
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Page O'RourNc. of Chicago was adj
vertised to have left sos 100000 to
O'ROurkeS on both sides of the At
lantic claimed to he near relatives of
his. 1t now turns out that Page
O'Rourke was myth. and that his
heirs have been swiHlled out of hon
est money by some cnterprising attor.
ney who had the probating of the i'm,
aginary milliOElirc'S vast estate
When will the Irish give up fortune.
hunting?
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ARTICLES OF INCORpORATION
Oh
LANORIS CHEMICAL COMPANY.

KNOW ALL MEN by THESE PRES
ENTS. That the three persons herein
after named. desiring tn form II corpora
ton for the purpose hereinafter set forth.
have Severally signed and acknowledged
these Articles of Incorporation. ana that
they do hereby associate themselves to
gpthcr ana agr"" upon these Articles for
the purpose of forming II corpora ion.
under the provisions of Chapter II of tl..
General Laws of the State of Minnesota
for the year 1877: and the acts nmrndnt"ry
thereof and supplementary thereto.
ARTICLE !.
TIL" name "f said c"rp"rntion shall ""
I.AVORlS CHEMICAL COMPANY.
ARTICLE II.
Tho namcs of the parsons hereby as
sorilting themselves together for the
Charles T.. Leigh. William ~. Icvinpa
ANA Weed Munro
ARTICLE III.
The purpose for which said corporations
is established. and The general n,tur" ut
its business is. and shall he the manu-
Featuring of toilet. chemical and parmn-
c"ut,nl rrcpnrn lions ana articles. and
the selling ana disposing of the same. ana
the transaction of all other busincs;
necessary ana incidental To such MANI
fnctlring ana selling thereof.
ARTICLE ~.
The amount of capital stock of said
corporation shall be Thirty Thousand
Dollars 3o.o0o.m), ana the same shall be
divided into Six Hundred 5000 Shares of
Fifty Dollars ($5000D each.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, We, the
persons lcrcinheforc named have exc
cutcd these Articles of Incorporation this
18th day of August. 1902
CIIAS. T.. LEIGH. (Scal.)
WILLIAM II. LiiViNGS, tSenl.)
WEED MUNRO, (Scnl)
In presence of:
JULIA FLINN,
JOHN c. SWEET.
STATE OF MiNNIISOTA,)
(Ss:
County of lIcnncpin,
On this 18th day of August 1902 person :
ally appeared before me Charles T.. Leigh
William H. l.cvngs and Weed Munro to
me known to be the persons described in
and who executed the foregoing nstru-
ment. ana they scvcrally acknowledged
that they executed the same as their free
act and deed.
JULIA FLINN,
(Seal) Notary Public.
IIcnncpin County. Minnesota
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
Peter Weingart Will Once More Seek the
Democratic Nomination..

In the fourth commissioner district
comprising tire Third and Tenth wards
and that part of the Fourth ward north
of Hennepm avenue, Peter We:ngart
is a candidate for the nomination on
the Democratic ticket at the primary
election to be held Gu September 1G
Mr.. Wengart was the nominee of the
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accident. About the time of his birth
his father bought Kerry estate in
the Encountered Estate Court. and had
he not done so the military hero
would have been born in England. BY
heredity and training Kitchener is
English to the core and has no love for
his native land.