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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-11
z NANT1CoKE, Pa.

Szanowna Redakcyo!
Prosze o umieszczenie we
W1ARUs1E tych kilka slow:
Dotrze znany wszystkim oby-
watelom Nanticockim pan Pachuc-
XII, ma nowy sk}adIpiwa, jake agent
browaru z Freeland, ofarowaf ola
kazdego lokalu uni pc pol beczki
ma probe.
Panstwu >Lewandowskim ma
Hill Str. pomnozy}a sic familia o
jednego syna; to samo szcze6cie
spotkafo saloniste pana Kowalskie-
60.
w m;nach t~utejszych jest lie,
DO ME ma prawie dnia, zeby kogo6
ME zabilo; a rewizya sic jako6 ME
6pieszy do Nanticoke, ably sic zajac
biednymi .g6rnikami, kt6rzy ma ia
kie niebezpieczenstwa So narazeni
ola kawafka chleba.
z oskarzonych o zamordowanie
str6za kopalnianego czterech litwi-
now, zosta4o trzech przez sad uwol-
nionych, a czwartego Micha}a Jusz-
kis, uznano winnym morderstwa W
drugim stopniu.
Z szacunkiem
F. Jabfonski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-11
Trzesienie ziemi.

Wydarzy}o sic znowu we
W1oszech; ziemia zadrza1a
cokolwiek W Rzymie, nato-
miast gwa1towne trzesienie
ziemi nawiedzi1o nastepujace
miejscowosci: Velletri, Citta
Ducali, Terni i Rieti, gdzie
kilka sic zapad1o budynk6w.
Ludnosc jest. " wielkiej oba-
vie, azeby sic drzenia sko-
rupy ziemskiej ME powt6-
rzy}y.
Boil g}owy i neuralgia bywaja
predko wyleczone przez Severy O.
p}atki ma boil g}owy i neuralgia.
Doskona}e, nieszkodliwe q zawsze
skuteczne. Znakomity srodek ma
wszelkiego rodzaju febry. Cenas.9lA6cp
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-11

/ Sl01l, ~ 0PA1N'AN -
Il, ME zwracajac ma to uwagi,
|dalej popedzili swe opasfe
|koniki.
Me zwierz to byl jednak
- lecz czlowiek.
Postepowal on "a mimi W
6lad 0 stale drogi. A szed1
ost6znie, jak my6liwy tro-
piacy zwierzyne.
Dobek, (tak sic nazywal
ten %cz1owiek), znal puszcze,
|jak gospodarz Una swe po-
dw6rko, DO siedzia} cd uro-
dzenia W pobliskiej ojc6w
zagrodzie.
By1 to kmiec, znany mao
ko}o re swej odwagi i statku.
Shiny, jake mlody debczak, a
rozwazniejszy cd niejednego
starca, Dobek szanowanym
by1 i kochanym Cd ca}ej
gromady. Bo tel wszyscy
widzieli, re by} z tych, co ola
dobra swych braci chetnie
ostatnia oddaliby koszule.
w tych czasach niespokoj-
ME by}o W kraju naszych
przodk6w. - A Dobek mia1
ma wszystkie sprawy groma-
dy oczy ciekawie otwarte.
Czesto chodzi1 pc puszczy,
zaglada1 do zagr6d knife
cych, a juz najczesciej ma
wiedza1 dom Visa starego
jakoby OLGA i przewodnika
gromady.. Tam zbierali sic
zewszad kmiecie i d{ugo ME
raz szeptali miedzy SODA,
radzili o .ksieciu okrutnym,
co mad mimi rzadzi}, a z Mem
cami trzymaf.
Me tylko jednak te nara
dy gwarne a ludne ciagne}y
Dobka do Wiszowej chaty.
przenecaly 60 tez i oczy
Dziwy, cork, gospodar-
skiej. Bo tez Wisz6wna piekna
by}a jak obrazek, a dumna
gdyby jaka kr6lewna, Dobek,
kt6ry smia}ym by1 do mai
straszniejszego zwierza i mai
gorszego cz}eka, PREY niej
jezyka W gebie z%apomina}.
- Powiadano, re ~dziewczyna
bogom slubowa}a "a MAJ ME
wychodzic i dlatego tax har-
do patrzy}a ma zalotnik6w.
Wiedzia1 O tenn Dobek i
dlatego zwleka1 z wys1aniem
swallow. Ale dis juz namysli1
sic sam upasc staremu do
n6g i prosic go o reke Dzi-
wy.
Wis., starry powaza} Dobka
i mi}owa} go jak w}asnego;
- to tel m4ody chwilami
dobrej by} mNSli, to zn6w
lie mu jakos SERGE wr6zy1o.
OF, tax jak to zwykle bywa,
gdy serdeczne troski do
sic zakradna.
Idac tax z pochylona
g}owa us}ysza} Dobek W &C.
stwinie tetent kopyt kon-
skich. Bardzo 60 to zdziwi1o,
DO rzadko kto przez puszcze
przejezdza1. Podazy} vice W
strone jadacych. A gdy,
->-al~~1o1 ockr01po oolo-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-11
&sr@peudencye Miarusa.
z BAY CITY, Mich.

z BAY I Mich.
Wladomo JUL wszystkim 0 o
wynn procesie, "a krzywoprzysie.
stwo, do kt6rego podm6wif Praw-
!dziarz A. Shiffera, lie mu sill star
czy}o stara} sic 6w process " jaki-
kolwiek spos6b ubi6, lecz mu sic
ME uda{o.
% Llstopada b.r. mial sic
Adam Shifer ma sad, ma pierwsze
przesluchy stawic. lecz umknaf, i
do dis go ME ma. Adam Shiffer
opusci} 3 dzieci zone, kt6ra 70
wiada, ze Prawdziarz nam6wif jej
meza, ably meble zastawif W !banku
pozyczkowym, co tez A. Shiffer L.
czyni}, zastawiajac "a 80 dolar6w i
uciek}, zostawiajac zone is dzieci,
" najokropniejszej nedzy biedzie.
A. shiffer ME by}by tego uczyni},
ale be- Boga j WARY ,}otr Praw:
dziarz obieca} %Shiffrowi, re on te
pieniadze "a sprzety zonie jego
wr3ci, lecz tego ME uczynil, i W ty-
godniu sprzety zonie zabrano. I.
dis owa kobieta bez sto{u i }6zka,
W biedzie, DO A. Shiffer przez O.
s%tatnie 3 miesiace ME pracowa}, az
ma ostatku Przybyszewski wepchnq4
owego Shiffera do niemieckiej knaj-
Ply 'niemoralnej, a co ~zapracowa} to
strwoni}.
Pamietaj nikczemniku re bez-
karnie oi to wszystko ME ujdzie.
Przez wszystkie lata przez kt6res
DUO ludzi ukrzywdzif tn W Bay
City, sprawiedliwo6c GIG dosiegnie,
rychlej czy p6zniej.
Kiedy W dniu 2s Listopada b.r.
A. Shiffer sic ME stawi4 ma sad, Sc
dzia Kelley postal pc jego reczycie-
Ii, Jana Slazinskiego Przybyszew-
skiego, obaj postawili pc 200 dola-
row kaucya, "a Shiffera. Jan Sla-
zinski sic stawi}, i powiedzia}, ze o
lie bedzie W jego mocy, bedzie sic
stara} poszuka6 Shiffera. Ale Prey
byszewski %powiedzia} re wolf zap}a-
clG 200 dolar6w, a ME zajmowaG
sic shifferem.
1 jak tutejsza gazeta angielska
pisze, poza krzywosiestwem pomie-
dry Shifferem a Prawdziarzem sic
cos kryje. Shifer cz4owiek niedo-
swiadczony us}ucha} Prawdziarza i
uciek}; ale "a krzywoprzysiestwo,
chociaz kaucya bedzle zap}acona W
kazdym razie moze bye aresztowa-
ny, i be- sadu do wiezienia osadzo
ny, skoro siepolicya dowie gdzie jest
Shiffer ma koszt poreczycieli go
sprowadzi. Albo czy to ME krzyw-
da, re Jan Slazinski musi zap}aciG
200 dolar6w a zap}aci jezeli W
ciagu micsiaca shiffera ME odnajda
z tego sic poreczyciele ME wykreca.
Cz1owiek, kt6ry namawia do
krzywoprzysiestwa ME powinien
mice miejsca W towarzystwach; z
Towar, ystwa Narodowego do kt6-
rego nalezy, powinien bye wyklu-
czony DO przynosi hanbe ca}emu
Zwiazkowi.
Kiedy A. shifer uciek}, ME
stawiajac sic ma sad, obie tutejsze
lokalne gazety angielskie uczepi}y
sic narodowosci polskiej, hahbiac
imie polskie, re Polacy krzywo-
przysiegaja.
Patrz nikczemniku, gdzie Gle
twoja n~iemoralnost i pod}osc do
prowadzi}y, ta raza wiezienie Gle
ME mime, Dos podm6wi} czfowieka
nieswiadomego do zbrodni okrop-
nej.
Towarzystwa tutejsze juz obie-
raja delegat6w ma przysz}y sejm
~tutejszego Zjednoczenia, kt6ry sig
odbedzie " Styczniu, przysz}ego
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-11
CeRy nrgovs.


Pssenlca M 2 66
M9kA patent 40
Maka SraiQht 400
Bran SIS o. aona
Hiddllnas ZIG 90 iona
ZYto 40
Konlesyna 4l,5O
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-11
O~POWIADANIE z DAW-
NYCH .CZAs0W.
2 povieloi
J. 1. KRASZEWSKIEGO
: 4*E
i

S1ohce wschodzi}o mad
wierzcho}kami drew wiel-
kiego, czarnego lasu jed
nego z tych, kt6re pred lat
tysiacem caly prawie pokry-
wa}y kraj.
Olbrzymie deby, buki i
sosny tworzy}y nieprzebyta
gestwine. Gdzieniegdzie tylko
b1yszcza1o jeziorko, jak szyba
szklanna, lub zieleni}a sic
niewielka polanka.
w puszczy coraz to zab}y-
s1o dwoje slepi6w strasznego
wilczyska pred kt6rym ucie-
kali przelek}y zajac; to stado
k6z dzikich sz1o do zdroju
maple sic woody; to zn6w
przechodzi} los, zaczepiajac
swemi wielkiemi rogami o
splatajace sic ga}ezie. Dzie-
cioly ku}y drzewa. jake
pracowite kowale, .kuku}ki
o~dzywaly sic zdala, a orze}
spada} z wysoka ma upatrzo-
ma zdobycz. ..5
U brzegu n%iewielkiej rzeki,
widac by}o wygas}e ognisko.
Prey drzewie sta1y uwiaza-
ne diva konie, nieopodal po-
rusza}a> sic kupa narzuco-
nych ga1ezi, mellow i liSci.
Gdy s}o6ce wesz1o, z tego,
stosu galezi wysune}o sic rak
dwoje i .wyszed} .cz}owiek.
Byl on zaspany, a ca}y ruben
w}osem obros}y, wyg}ada1
jak zwierz dziki. Odziez
mia} ma sobie we}niana, u
ramion guzami spieta, nogi
sk6rami i sznurami pookre-
cane.
Nazywa} sic Hengo, a ro-
dem by1 Niemiec.
Przebudziwszy sic, oczy
sobie przeciera} ku}akami,
potem silnem kopnieciem
zbudzi} spiacego pod drze-
wilma ch1opca i z MIN "a
bra1 sic do kulbaczenia ko-
nj.
Wreszcie sam uzbroi1 sic
W lux, proce i n6z krzywy::
ch1opiec objucza} konie la
downemi sakwami, a gdy
juz wszystko by}o gotowe,
wyruszyli obydwaj W droge.
Jechali wciaz brzegiem
rzeczki, DO tym tylko spo-
sobem MONA by}o niezb}a-
die W puszczy i natrafic ma
mieszkanie ludzkie. Osady
bowiem ~przewaznie budowa-
no W poblizu rick kt6re
w6r6d borrow gosciniec INA
czy}y.
Okolica ME zmieniala sic
wcale. !.
Tylko czasem rozlewa1y
sic szerzej jeziorka, to 1--WE
zaiy sic w6r6d parowu; CA
sem podr6zni musieli br6d
wiekszy okrazat, Tub pre-
bywat lave z6}tego piasku.
Czesto zatrzymywali sic
by napoic konie. W}asnie
raz gdy staneli ma %zielonej
polance, rozsunely sic poma-
}u galezie j ukazala sic W
uastwinia nara OcZu. Odtad
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-11
Niebezpieczna reWOlucya,

Pewny znak "a zblizeniem sic
buntu j powaznego klopotu " wa
Sym uk}adzie, jest nerwowo6t,
ospa}os6 albo nieregularno6d zo}ad-
ka. Electric Bitters wan predko
wyruguje objawy choroby. Me
zawodzi nigdy " nastroju zoladka,
reguluje nerki wnetrznosci, pod
nieca watrobe i czysci ,krew. Ola
zrujnowanego systemu, jest szcze-
gdlnem Acknowledgement spelnia
wszelkie Pospolite obowiazki, dole
gliwosci mixing j nastepuje zupelny
skutek. Electric Bitters kosztuje
tylko So j to bedzie zwr6cone.
skoro ME da zupelnej satysfakcyi.
Gwarantowane przez n. j. Kowa-
lswskiego, ~sptskArza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-11
KOLONIE POLSKIE.

KOLONIE POLSKIE.
Cd, by Polacy calkiem zrozu-
mieli prawdziwa wartosc tych
d6br gruntowYch, porzuciliby
wszyscy swoja prace W miastach,
m}ynach, W %fabrykach ~przyszliby
tn, kupujac sobie MOVIE lub gotowa
farme. tn jest sposobnost,:: = kt6rej
powinniscie korzysta6, wybleraiac
sobie tax dobra farme. Jestesmy
przekonani, re j. j. Hof W nied{u-
giej przyszfosci bedzie mial nova
kolonie blisko Krakowa Sobieski.
Wielki nowy ko6ci6f jest ma ukoh-
czeniu " Sobieski ia jestem Sc
kretarzem tegoz i z checia pokaze
fanny kazdemu, kt6ry sic zg}osi
do mnie.
JOZEF WALCZAK
Sobieski, Wis.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-28
BLANKS MUST BE RETURNED.
Fans Desiring to Join the Order of
hooters Must Send Back APP
plicatiOns.

Just two or three days more and then
the tardy fans who have delayed sending
IN for application blanks to the local dia-
mond of rooters will be out of the star
rcoter voting contest. During the past
four days the applications for member
ship blanks have been pouring in, and
now as soon as those blanks are return
ed filled in the promoters of the diamond
Will call the first meeting.
The promoters are planning to give the
81 Paul players a suitable reception upon
their return home. for they are now con-
f1dent that the Saints will come home
with real record. To do this it is nee
essary to have the organization in work
ing shape, and for that reason the fans
are requested to send back the filled in
applications to T h e Globe as soon
as possible All blanks should be filled
in with the name and address of the writ
err and should be mailed to Billy Mac,
sporting editor of 7 e Globe
Owing to the great interest taken in
the proposed movement. the promoters
have decided to secure membership but
tons for the members Of the diamond
All fans are to be given a chance in Sc
lecting the button, and fans are invited
to send in designs for the proposed but
ton. These designs should be sent to
the sporting editor of h G l o b e, and
should be in before Wednesday. for the
order for the buttons will be placed that
daY
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-28
WESTERN LEAGUE GAMES.
KREBS AHEAD OF KRAMER.
Young Rider Defeats National
Champion in HaIf-MiIe
Bicycle Race.

NEWARK, n. J.. April 27.-Stiff winds
and chilly atmosphere kept the attend
ance al the Vailsburg bicycle track down
to 1000 today. The surprise of the day
came in the half-mile open for profess
SIGNALS, in which both the national cham
pion. Frank Kramer. and Floyd McFar-
land were beaten from scratch by young
Franz krebs, who won rather easily
by yard. Kramer was beaten again
in the two-mile handicap. this time by
Collett, of New Haven. Summaries:
Half-mile handicap, amateur-Won by
Ernest Holbrook, Boston, 40 yards; Ed
ward Bailey, New York, % yards, sec
ond; Joseph Fogler, Brooklyn, 40 yards.
third; 7. o. Ward, Newark 80 yards.
fourth. Time. I:05 As.
Half mile open professional-Wo by
Franz Krebs. Brooklyn: Frank Kramer
East Orange. second; Floyd Mcfarland,
Sat Jose, Cal, third. Time los As.
Ter-mile open, ANA teur-Won by George
Glasson. Newark; TEDDY" Ellington,
Yailsburg, second; Oscar Georke. Brook,
Iyn. third; Fred Ernst. Rochester, fourth
Time. z4:4S.
Two-mile handicap. professional-Wo
by George Il. Collett New Haven, co
yards: Frank Kramer. East Orange.
scratch. second; w S. Fem. Bristol
scratch. third; Floyd Mcfarland. San
Jose, scratch, fourth. Time, 4:29 Is.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-28
Railroad Machinists at Brain
erd Will Resume Work
This Morning
VICTORY FOR THE MEN
Satisfactory Terms Agreed Upon and
the Outcome of the Difficulty
Causes Popular Re-
jOicing.
Special to The Globe.

BRAINERD,, Mimi, April 27.-The
machinist strike is at an end. General
Manager Cooper and Superintendent OF
Locomotive Power Lowell, of St. Paul, ar
rived in the city this morning and at
once left on an inspection trip over the
Minnesota & International road and re-
turned to Brainerd at o'clock this after
noon and held a conference with Vice
President I. L. Wilson, of the Interna-
tional Association of Machinists, and
President Eckenrood, of the local union
here, and they held a session in the af-
teTnoon and one this evening
The situation was thoroughly gone over
and the outcome was that the machinists
Won a decided victory and they will all
return to work in the morning. Ed.
Leach, who caused the trouble will be
set back to the drill press and hereafter
no handy men will be promoted
to turrent machine. The ma
chinists are well pleased with the
way General Manager Cooper
met them and he granted them more
privileges than they expected. Everyone
here is jubilant this evening over the sat
isfactory result OF the strike
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-28
WITH THE AMATEURS.

The Schmidt North Stars opened the
season on the Randolph street grounds
yesterday afternoon by defeating the
West Seventh Street Stars. The. score:
Schmidts 30 0 8 o 1-I2 10 a 4
Stars 80. 10 0 0 0 0 II 2 )
Batteries-Bartos and Ashton; Hum
mer and BanzholZer.
The Plymouth Cyclones defeated the
sTcng Keno team yesterday afternoon
by the score of Is to Is. Hoffman. though
handicapped by a sore arm, pitched a
good game. Christensen. for the Keno
team, was knocked out of the box Baa-
son, the West Publishing Company Colts
pitcher, succeeded him, and Jared but lit
tie better The Keno teams large score
is due to the presence of a number of
the West Colts players being with the
for next Sunday. Those desiring a game
can answer through h e G. o b sport
ing columns.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-28
BIG planning MILL IN ASHES,
American Lumber Company Loses at
West Superior.
Special to The Globe

WEST SUPERIOR, Wis. April 27.-The
planning mill of the American Lumber
company was totally destroyed b. fire
this morning. The loss is about $1,000,
covered by insurance The mill will be
at once rebuilt. 1t is not known how
the fire started, but it is supposed to
have originated in the engine room. A
high wind was blowing. and it was with
difficulty that the engines and fire tug
saved the lumber on the docks The lum-
Der belonged to the West Superior Lum-
be- company.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-28
CHANGE OF VENUE FOR THOMPSON
North Dakota Supreme Court Says
He Was Punished Illegally.
Special to The Globe

JAMESTOWN. N D., April 27-Judge
Glaspell granted a motion made by de-
PENDANT for a change of venue in the
damage suit of George Thompson vs..
James Thompson the latter alleging
that his resience is in Dickey county.
The suit is for 5000 damages, which the
of mis- being confined in Jail Illegally.
The charge against him was that he
concealed mortgaged property. Not long
ago the supreme court decided that the
several weeks imprisonment endured by
the plaintiff in the present action was
rot according to law.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-28

Stated for Swormstedt in ninth.
Earned runs, Cincinnati 2, St. Louis 3:
base hit Donovan; three-base hit,
Crawford; home run Barclay; stolen
bases, Dobbs Corcoran; double plays,
Hartman to Farrell, SwOrmstedt to Ber-
gen to Beckley; bases on balls, by
Swormstedt l. by Wicker 4; struck out,
by Wicker ]; attendance, 1900; time,
$50; umpire Emslie.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-28
NAP COSTS OPERATOR HIS LIFE.
Wisconsin Central Station at Osh-
kOsh Partially Burned

OSHKOSH. Wis, April 27.-The South
side station of the Wisconsin Central
railroad was partially destroyed by fire
last night. and the company's operator.
William Van Velson, lost his life. He
had been sleeping on a lounge. and was
not rescued until after the fire started.
He 9ied as result of the burns he suf-
fered.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-28

Stolen bases, Evans. Meany, Kelley;
tkree-base hits Hart 2. LaIIv Mattress
Shannon, Chech; home run. Geier; double
play. Grim to Fox; bases on balls, by
Durham 2 by Chech 1; hit by pitched
ball by Durham 2; time. POP; attend
ance, 10,003; umpire, Tindell.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-28
Little Falls Loses First Game.

Special to The Globe.
LITTLE FALLS, April 27.-The Brafn-
erd baseball team beat Little Fails to-
day in the first game of the season by
a score of to 6. Battery for Brainerd
Boyle and Engelbretson; Little Falls,
Terrell and PetzoId.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-28
Crowd Helped Win This One.

ST. LOUIS. April IA triple into the
crowd in the ninth inning by Wallace
was all that saved the St. Louis team
from another shutout in the opening
game If the series with Detroit The
visitors did some good sticking. and this,
coupled with poor work by Powell, ac-
counts for their victory. Attendance,
1905. Score:
Detroit ............0 10 o. 1--6
st. Louis ...-......0 0 0 IL
Batteries, Miller and Macguire, Powell
and Donohue; earned runs, Detroit 3;
twO-base nit. Holmes; three-base hits,
Mcguire and Wallace; sacrifice hit,
Hejdrick; stolen base, Casey; double
plays, Powell to Anderson to Donohua,
Wallace to Padden; left on bases, De-
troit 6, st. Louis s; struck out by Mil
Ter 2, by Powell 8; bases on balls, off
Miller 2, off Powell 5; wild pitch. Miller;
umpire, Caruthers; time of game, 1:55.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-28
louisville. Il o 0 o o o 0 o. /
Milwaukee 49,. Il 6 d / @-13

Left on bases. Louisville 2, Milwaukee,
z; two-base hits. Ciingman, Mailman.
plays, Parrot to DUNCAN, Tannehiu to
Schaub; stolen bases. Gennon .. FIournov
2; struck out, by Altrock l, by Coons i.
by Kerwin 1; hit by pitcer. FIournov:
wild pitch. by Coons l; time Of game. I:50.
umpire, Haskell.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-28
WOLF TEAM WINS AGAIN.
Great Northern Club Loses Game to
the saltwater Cracks by
Close Score.
Special to The Globe.

SALTWATER, April 27-The Joseph
Wolf company team won its second
game today by defeating the Great
Northern team of st. Paul by q score Of
to 2 The visitors made two scores in
the first inning. but after that Ford set
tied down and allowed only one hit Del
lar pitched I good game for the visitors,
but his support was ragged. Batteries,
Saltwater, Ford and Brown; visitors
Dollar and Dolan; hits off Ford 8. off
Dollar 4; struck out. by Fore is, oy Del
lar II.
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Gophers VS.. Cornhuskers Today.

The final game between the University
Of Minnesota and the University of Ne
braska teams will be played at North
rop field this afternoon. Although fair
ly beaten in the initial game, Capt Met
CALI and his men are confident Of being
able to turn the tables on the Cornhusk-
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3D. T No 15462-By Aid. Moriartv-
Resolved That the Commissioner Of
Public Works be and he is hereby al
rected to construct a floating dock
wharf or barge. to be located at the
foot Of State street. in the Mississippi
river, as a landing for pleasure craft,
the cost thereof not to exceed two hun
dred dollars, payable out of the cen
eral Fund, which said sum is hereby
appropriated and set aside therefor
Adopted by the Beard of Aldermen
April -. 1902
Adopted by the Assembly April q 1902
Approved April %, 1902.
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WHITE s0X SCORE sHUT-OUT.
v. GarVin Refused to Permit CIeve-
land Band 20 Hit when Swats
Were Needed.

CHICAGO. April 27-Chicago won to-
days game by punching hits with bases
on balls. Gar2 MS fine ritching prevent
ell Cleveland from scoring. \ hone run
by Davis was the feature. Attendance,
$500. Score:
Chicago MOO o 30t 50 81
Cleveland 30 0 90 1
Batteries-Garvin and Sullivan; Vas
binder and Bemis.
Left on bases, Chicago Z, Cleveland );
th' ee-base hits, Isbe,l Green; nome run,
Davis; sacrifice hits, Mccarthy, Bradley;
stolen bases, M-rtes. lshcll, Strang; dou-
HE plays, Strang to Daily to I2bell; struck
cut, by Garvin 4, by More >, by Vas
Llnuc1 l; bas : on balls. Off ,Garvin /,
off Moore 5. off Vasbsnder I; wild pitch,
Vasbinder; time. two hours, unpires,
Connolly and tombstone
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Two-base hits, Shiebeck Myers Gilkes,
Phyle; three-base hit Quillin; home run.
Smith; sacrifice hits, Miller, Gilks; stoI-
en- bases, Turner ?; double plays Myers
70 SIebeck, Miller TO Turner; struck out,
by Chapleski 2; bases on balls. Hughev
Z, Chaplesk 5; wild pitch, Hughey: hit
with ball, by Chapleski l; time. go; UNI
pIre. O.Neill; Attendance 25lO
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Great Northern Railway Cheap Set
tiers Rates.

Only Sc from st. Paul and Minneapolis
to Minnesota and North Dakota points
on April 18TH I'D and 18th. Only So 81
TO Spokane and SO 70 Seattle or Portland.
every day in April. One fare plus g.
round trip TO points in Minnesota North
Dakota, Montana, Washington and Ore
gon on April Is, May 6 and 20
Call on or address Great Northern
railway agents for details, limits, stop
overs, etc
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Indians' Game Transferred.

INDIANAPOLIS, April p. = The In
Gianapois-Kansas City American asso-
citation game scheduled today was trans
ferred until later in the sc ason owing n
Sunday law.
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Poor Old MinnennoIis,

TOLEDO, Ohio. April 27.-Toledo ont
batted and outpiayed the MINNEAPOLIS
club today. and won with ease The at
tendance was the largest ever on fha
local grounds. Score:
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sPri,E;akIed for the balance of the season
ADOPTED by the Board of Aldermen
Adopted by the Assembly April q. 1902
approved April Is. 1902.
ID T No 15456-By Aid. Dahlouist-
Resolved, That the Market Master he
and ne is hereby authorized TO purchase
one office desk and two office chairs for
MARKET Masters office on jackson street
market at a cost not to exceed $25. Same
tc be paid from the General Fund.
ADOPTED by the Board of Aldermen
April 10. 1902
Adopted by the Assembly April "a. 1902
Approved April %, 1902.
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ROCKIES DRAW A sHUT-oUT.
st. Vrain Separated From Control IN
the Eighth and the Cham
piOns Pulled Ahead.

CHICAGO, April 2S.-Chicago was shut
out by Pittsburg today in a pitchers bat
tie. st. Vrain lost control in the eighth
hitting two batSmen. An error and two
singles did the rest. Attendance, 1880.
Score:
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CINCINNATI, Ohio. April 27..-The lc
calls could not hit Wicker at 0ppoltine
times today, though Hoy succeeded in
Ieing the score by scoring on = bIHt
fl ON second base in the seventh inning.
BaIclay's hme run won the lame for
ST. Louis in the eighth. Bergeus catch
ing was the greatest ever seen here.
Score.