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The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-18
BICYCLE RACING

Three professional and two amateur events
were run off at the New Haven, Conn.,, COLI
scum board track yesterday evening. x The
star event of the night; Junior = champion
mer Of Newark. after 9. very hard fight with
George Collett OF New Haven Summary: :
Junior champion stakes. half mile profess
sional, OPEN, Won by Frank Kramer, New
ark; second. George collett. New Haven.
Time, :5s 2-5 seconds. sfr -, =. =: l..s;+
Zip handicap, half-mile amateur: Won by
E. Stauder, Rochester, N Y:; second, E. S.
Collett, New Haven. Time, s591-6 seconds. "
Sedgwick handicap, two mile professional: i:
Won by r.. 'Mg alexander, Hartford, Conn;
second, J.;.T. Fisher, Chicago Time, All 20.
Grand view stakes, 1fve-mile amateur: Won
by E.. s.. Collett, New Haven; second, e. E.
Ernst. Rochester. Time, 511:44. Z.
Consolation race, ,one imtle, professional: !:
Won by Walter Biodgett, Buffalo; second.
Charles Hadheld, Newark, N. J. Time. e:16.
In the bicycle. races: at Atlantic City last
night, William S. Fem of Boston and VIII
liam F. King Of Salt lake Utah profession
ais), rode two %ten-mile heats. The first was
won 1by. King In 1926 l-5. and the second in
16:4o1-5. Fem was leading i'm the itrst heat
until nexti to the ;lastlap. when Fenn IS motor
pace met with an accident. The. chain broke,
throwing the riders Burwin and Hunter OF
Boston, and wrecking the rear wheel Of the
PAGER. Fem escaped injury by suddenly
turning his wheel. King, who closely fol-
lowed, also narrowly escaped the, broken mo-
tor. .Burwin sustained a sprained ankle.
Champion was given his race with Bobby
Walthour at the Revere track at Boston yes
.terday afternoon on a foul, based on the ac-
ton of :Walthour's pacemakers in crowdfng
the Frenchman so that he lost his pace. Tho
race, for twenty 1--we miles, motor paced, was
started under a protest against Walthour' s
motors. Walthour caught Champion in the
mile by crowding. After. that t'walthour gained
rapidly and; finished twelve laps to the good
The time was 3o:o4275.s i 2ry> r:..y z{s.:,-.5.s.
e." ..s > ~ i:i.a%..-- 49,. :. ~ =
In the twenty fiye mile motor paced race at
Charles River: park, Harry Elkes had a wall X
over, finishing ahead of the second man, Will
Stinson, by fully. a. mile and a half, while
Hugh Mclean was three miles In the rear
The racelwas decidedly a poor one. :. The time
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The race meeting at Joliet, ILL.,, scheduled
for June DAFT, which was to have opened the
Grand Western circuit, has been declared off.
On account of wet and cold weather. the Illi-
nois horses failed to get into condition, and
consequently the classes were not filled. =
Fflon d Or, carrying. the colors of Thomas
w. Lawsoh's stable, won the: Country Club
grand annual steeplechase at Clyde park,
Boston, yesterday afternoon. George W. Jen-
kins, the favortte, threw: his rider. Fulndi-
nat was second BY a, neck over Adjidaunao.
The time was 5 :04 :.:r s-.2 IL. s,
A: Featherstones 8 horse Arsenal and ,J T.
'Madden's 'Pentecost have received their final
;"preps' for the American derby to be run
Saturday at w shingtonepark, Chicago. and
we're shipped from New York yesterday over
the Pennsylvania railroad. Winnie O'Con-
nor and Cochran, who will have the mounts,
accompanied the horses. = -. -.
-. Arsenal,s work was on the Gravesend track
while Pentecosts was put through his final
sprint at Sheepshead Bay. Arsenal was
breezed over the derby distance but; was not
asked to extend himself. His owner ex;
pressed pleasure over his condition, which,
he said, had improved greatly over the form
shown when the .shorse won the Metropolitan
handicap. at Morris Park 49,; n - So:
1t is said Jockey :Bullman :will ride Cfar-
ence Mackay's Heno1 in the derby. Bullman
is under contract with August: Belmont, who
is said however, to have given consent. Last
years derby was, won. by Bullman on Rob
ert Waddell, and he Is anxious to make it
1.-TWO straight - -s-,- .....j r :. x "
The grand gold vase Of 200 sovereigns given
by King Edward for s-year- -olds was won by
George Faber's Ice Maiden at Kempton Park
yesterday. ~. :. z--,,.,s =
:, Rock Sand GMaher) won the Coventry
stakes; the la sF1eche Ally CMartin) was sec
ond and Red Lilly third, J. ;.<. .. Z
This cleared the way for the big race OF
the day, the Ascot stakes (handicap), Of 20
sovereigns each (which was won by 5scullion.
Carbine fntshed4secon ! and Rambling Katie
ran third. Thirteen :horses started. - T,s'
~ In the race for the Prince Of Wales stake,
Ard Patrick, the derby .4wnner, was a. hot
favorite tat 2.test-@ The horses finished as fol-,
> The Duke7of 'Westminster's Cupbearer IN.
Gannon), won:IJ. Gubbin's s: Ard Patrick *(Ma
tfn3, second; ARTHUR james j Perseus: tMaher) !,
third. Seven horses started An. objection
was lodged against Cupbearer on Sthe ground
of humping and boring. The stewards sus-
tanned the objection and ARD Patrick, who
was three-fourths of alength behind, was
awardedAthe race. IS at.s.s, t>;s- ~
The Duke Of Devons nshire,s- Cheers, ridden
by Spencer, was placed third. S,,,:-st. zz5
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BASEBALL.
AMERlCA ASSOCIATION

Minneapolis luck won the day at Nicol-
let park again yesterday afternoon. seri-
Gus misplays were made by the millere,
plays which could have given the game
to the Kansas City blues had they been in
position to take advantage of the slips
of the millers
The blues started the egame with a pair
OF two base hits and frightened the spec
tators into the belief that they were
about$tos re enact Mondays scenes: Sporer
steadied down very&nicely and the hits
the blues got after that were not serious.1n
the second Smiley .zWoIfe kindly passed
Byers and McFarlan, and then to repay
him Breyette, Sporer and Grant .clouted
the ball for safeties and scored three runs.
Wilmot's single and steal and double
by Byers in the fifth won the game. Byers
caught very nicely and threw to bases
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AFTER FIFTY SEVEN YEARS
Man who Disappeared Long Ago Re-
turns to -Old Haunts.

NldH w AO "A 6o AsS-
turns to old Haunts.
Chicago, June 18.-Abraham Burns, aged
II years, who disappeared from his home
fifty seven years ago and was thought to
have been murdered in a trappers' feud,
has returned to Hammond, Ind, ito visit
the folks he said.
The old man found his only surviving
relative was a brother, Joseph Burns, two
years his junior. 1t was not until the
aged man had recalled confidences of their
boyhood that either was satisfied of their
relationship. Then they went into the
house together and announced to all who
called that they guessed they'd live to-
gether hereafter
Back in the '40s the Burns brothers
were trappers in the Calumet lake region,
and after-a fight among number of other
trappers the older brother disappeared,
He was supposed to have been killed and
his body hiden. The parents died with this
belief as did several other members of
the family. Abraham found his way out
west and into the mountains of Idaho,
where, according to his story, he lived as
hermit miner. Once he made his way
by foot to San Francisco, but he soon re-
turned to his mountain life. The old man
had never ridden on railway train until
he commenced the journey home.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-18
BtLutARDS:.

The second game IN the balks line billiard
tournament at the Ryan Hotel In st. Paul
will be played this evening. Carney and Glow
of ST Paul will be the contestants. Friday
evening Spears of this city will play the
loser. in to-night's match. IS $500 81
According to the rules, the slossrsin each
game will continue playing unit III he wins; or
finishes his schedule. BY this arrangement
the winners will ibe 'trou ght together in the
final match. This arrangement Is expected
tt. keep the interest UP until the finish,
In Monday evenings game Ferris of this
city defeated Carney. S ;sssS.-
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4 i"FAcER" FOR THE BANDMAsTER.

= New York, June 1s.-The jury declared
after :, hearing the evidence in the case of
Frederick Neill Innes, the bandmaster,
against his wife Georgia, for an absolute d-
yorce. that Mrs. Innes was guiltless. of the
charges made against her and that the coun-s
ter charges made against Mr.. Innes by Mrs.
Innes to the effect that he had taken Rather
inc B. Wenze1 to a room at the Herald
Square hotel and had kept her there for
twelve days were true. The case now goes
back to the special term OF the supreme
court. where a decree will be granted to
Mrs Innes unless there is an appeal from
the verdict Of the :jury,1as there undoubtedly
will be. 50 s...-ls5 -. -
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-18

upon the affected and plasters applied get
relief but such things do notreach the poisoned bloo
their effect is they neither curative
nor preventive The blood must be purified, the acid
from the circulation before permanent relief and
thorough cure is effected andsno remedy does this so
certainly and SO quickly as SIS: It contains not
only purifying and tonic properties, but solvent quail
les as well all these being necessary in eradicatng
he poison and making complete and lasting cure of
Rheumatism S. S. S. cleanses the blood, and under
its tonic effect the nervous system regans its normal
tone and the appetite and digestion improve resulting
IN the upbuldng Of the general health and because
o its solvent properties all irritating matter and acid
particles are dissolved and filtered out Of the system
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IMPORTANT. CHANGE.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL.

!! The Niagara FdIIS tNOuLe.
Commencing Sunday, June 18th, the New
York Special will leave Chicago 500 p.
,m:, ten minutes. earlier, and arrive New
York, Grand Central Station, $50 p. M
next day: ALI day trains, will run via
Niagara Falls and stop five minutes at
Falls View. WI. Wyand, N. w. PA,
1863 Robert st., st. Paul, MINI.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-18

CRoWNINsHIELD AT SOUTHAMPTON.
Southampton. England: June 1s-The
United States battleship Illinois, flagship of
Rear Admiral Aren't S. Crowninshield, com
manding the European squadron. arrived here
to-day. The Illinois is to represent the
American navy in the naval review in the
solent in honor Of the coronation of King
Edward.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-18
DENMARK AND HER IsEANDs.

Copenhagen June 1s:--The opponents of
the sale Of the Danish West Indies to the
United States are again active, but privately
they admit that they meeting with little
success. The response to the appeal for funds
to aid in the movement in opposition to the
sale was decidedly weak. The meetings. are
held secretly but beyond a few politicians
thew have mostly been attended by business
men interested in the proposed steamship line
to :thezislandv Of st. Thomas. The govern
5ment .dfscountenances the antsale agitation:
The Danish West Indies treaty will be
prominent issue Of the campaign preceding
the elections, to the landsthing. =,
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delphia National League baseball club against
Lajoie and Bernhard, to show cause why they
should not be committed for contempt OF court
in disobeying the Injunction issued by the
other than the Philadelphia National League
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) ----. = -. Totals e "a IL &

Earned runs, Toledo 8 : two base hits, T. :.
Turner 2, B. Myers and Myers; stolen bases,
play, Smith to- Kleinow!to T. Turner: innings
pitched, by Popp 21s. by Bailey 51a; hits, off
Popp 4, off Bailey 4; struck out, by McNeai
4. passed balls, Fox 8; bases on balls, of
McNeal 8, off Popp g., off Bailey /; hit by
pitched ball, by Bailey /. : Time, :55. Um-
spire, Sheridan. Attendance, ], 200.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-18
Out Of Town Games.

Huron, N. D., June 1s.-Hope defeated Page
in avery interesting game of ball score, to
g. Batteries, Owen and Geelan, Courtney and
Martin, . s.., a..
Owatonna, Mimi, June 1s.-The team of
Algona, Iowa, defeated Waseca yesterday in
a well-played game; score, 3 to O.. = -. +
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race for old birds from Hastings. Neb!, Mon
day. The birds were released at Hastings.
Monday morning at 6:35, and Pilot reached
the loft In Minneapolis at 5:45 p. m. These
were the only birds recorded that night, the
others being found in their lofts Tuesday
morning. Z.
James H Maybury. the famous sprinter Of
Wisconsin university, who Is now city attor-
ney OF Crookston, will be a candidate for
county. attorney Of Polk county on the repub-
1ican ticket.
Maybury Is native-o of ST. CLOUD, and at
tended the university of Wisconsin. During
his stay there he was recognized as one Of
the foremost sprinters OF the country. Wefers
OF Georgetown and Crum of Iowa were the
only men at that time who were his superiors.
Maybury attended the Minnesota university
law school after being graduated from Wis
consin. %' go ss=- ::'
The, Cass Lake, MINI, Gun club will hold
tournament on Thursday and Friday, June
26, and 81. the first and second days OF the
6remens tournament. The program of the
shoot,has been issued and includes six events
daily. There Is a good sum of, added money
to the entrance fee in each event, and it Is
expected that there will be a large number
Of shooters present from outside points. All
purses Of the shoot will be divided 40, 30, 20
ana IL per cent, with professionals ana manu- i
facturers' experts barred. The club owns a
fine trap, and the. Magau rules will govern
the tournament. George Birtch is secretary.
August Belmont's crack sloep yacht Nine
ola. steered by Captain Charles Barr, who
sailed the Columbia in her races against the
Shamrock H., defeated j. Rogers MAXWELL S
sloop Yankee at New York yesterday by two
minutes and thirty-one seconds insas fine
race as these two: yachts ever sailed. 1t was
over the twenty six mile course of the Allan
tic Yacht club, from Coney Island point to
Scotland lightship: and return, and the win
ner covered the distance in 2 hours, ~ min
utes, 81 seconds. -: $50. -, s,.tS ,
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Clinsman Get. Donahue.

Milwaukee,. Wis, June 1s.-The report that
Catcher Jiggs Donahue OF the St. Louis club
has rsigned with Duffys team is denied by
Manager. Clingman Of the Association club,
who claims Dona,hue has signed with him
and will report here Thursday.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-18

QUICK, WORK. BY sHoLD-UP-~ ARTISTS. !
Chicago, June 1s.-Four: robbers armed
with revolvers swooped down upon the force
enfpfoyed in the comnssary department. OF
the Santa Fe route at Seventeenth street and
Wentworth avenue last night, and Whlle
three of the quartet held the half dozen men
ar bay the fourth battered the handle OF
the safe: inserted stick of nitrogiycerin,
iiahted 1t and blew the strong box to pieces.
The robbers got about $500
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is Journal Want Ads Bring Results, no
matter what you advertise. II you can't
bring: your ad in, telephone 1t. Your
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Golden Opportunities. s>
), That &, what they are, those small want
ads you will find on our want page each
day. 5.,srr.-.;-'h <=>7..; 4s~
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-18

Get "a sample case of Velvet, Hamm's
new extra pale bottle beer, and be con-
vinced that it is good.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-18

When the blood charged with Uric Acid and other na-
atory and muscles and ns tissues and having
become saturated with attack of Rheumatism is liable
come at anytime and from slight chilling
Of the body when overheated exposure to night fit Of
weather will stir the blood and motion these demon forces
as quickly as the cold piercing winds of winter.
the blood and it flows through the body deposits
gritty irritating substance sediment in the muscles joints
and and is these the terrible pains na
nation and swelling, and the misery and of
Rheumatism No other disease such PAIN such wide
spread suffering as Rheumatism It defoms and cppes its
Thousands leaving them helpless and miserable When
neglected improperly treated Rheumatism becomes chronic
hitting from place to another sometimes sharp and cutting
The muscles Of the neck shoulders and back the of the
most often the seat OF pain Countless nents rubbed
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q: Iajofe :and-Bernhard Barred.

tPhiladelphia,s June zls-Judge .Ralston, in
court OF common pleas, made absolute the
rules taken by John. l. Rogers of the Phila-
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GOLF.

The handieaps have been announced for the
play for tie daniels cup at the Bryn::M M arwr.
Club: !. The Qualifying round will be. sbegun
Saturday. and will continue. until AJune 20.
erly signed bySli nm sarfd RETURN ed to- him: with
the players signature: THE best. eightsmedal
scores in the qualifying round will compete
in the succeeding rounds Of match: play, which
will be held on dates to be arranged latersto'
suit the convenience of the Contestants The
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-18
OTHER ST PoR' lNG NEWS

4 Fred g. Mays. Birds Pilot and Crazy, won
Arst and second places in the 4oe-nila pigeon
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-18

50: Everything! You Want
You will find in the classified page. It'll
a modern encyclopedias OF wants.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-18

FAMINE IN INDIA PREDICTED.
Bombay, June i8.LThe meteorological de-
partment@ predicts deficiency of rain almost
everywhere In the Bombay presidency. par
,ticularly at Gujerat, and warns the govern
ment to prepare for severe famine.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-18
How They Stand.
Where They Play.

kanpss cssy fa M,aRsso0'' iIhs tI
Indianapolis at tLoulsVllle. .lsa*lal4
Columbus at Toledo. .MSfsINi
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All cases of weak or lame back, back
ache, rheumatism. will find relief by
wearing one of Carter's Smart Weed and
cents. Try them.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-18

Get, a sample case of Velvet, Hamm' s:
new extra pale bottle beer, and be con-
.Vincad that 1t is good.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-18
Great Northern Railway Popular; Ex-
cursiOns.

= Only $500 to Portland, }, Oregon and re-
turn, with stop over privileges at Spo-
kane, Seattle and Tacoma. Only $4,000
to San Francisco and return See Great
Northern Ry. Agents for details, or write
F. l.. Whitney. G.. P. & T. A., st. Paul for
pamphlet Pacific Coast Conventions,
1902"
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Carey Flexible Cement Rofing best on
earth. w. S. Mott Co.. Tel: 367.
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National Standings.
Games To-day.

Games To-day.
New York at Boston.
st. Louis at Pittsburg.
Chicago~at Cincinnati.
= Brooklyn at Philadelphia. Si4I
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American Standings.
,-Games. To-day.

ames To-day.
Washington atsDetrofE @ # - ~
Philadelphia at Chicago
Baltimore Et gSt. Louis.
+CIexelnd at Boston: va
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"Rowdy Phil''s3 Geier secured very
doubtful honor for his team yesterday by
becoming so obstreperous on. the ball field
that Umpire Tindill had to declare the
game forfeited to the Milwaukee team.
Alderman Cogan passed five brewers in
the sixth Inning, forcing in two runs;while
Scheibeck drove in three more with a long
double. The saints howled !noisily over
the free passage of Holman in this inning,
declaring that he was out on three strikes:
This would have retired the brewers with
out any runs. - *, : -
In the next round both Stimmel and
Geier were ordered from the grounds, but
Geiers like a .hoodlum refused to. go and
the umpire used his authority to end the
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-18

Z Left on bases, .Leuisville ,5s Indianapolis 8;
two-base shifts, JFlournoy; Spies; three-bass
hit, sutthoff home run, Tannehill; sacriaGs
bit, Fhiel; double play, Fox and Kihm: stolen
bases, .~kerwin, 5Clyner F2s Bahb; struck nut,
bases on balls, by Kerwin L. by Suthoff 3;wfld
pitch. sutthoff;; time, 1:6o; umpire, Haskell.
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Louisville, Ky, June .1s.--.Kerwin had In
dianapolis completely at: his mercy. yes
terday' and as Louisville batted Suthoffs s
delivery all over the: lot the. locals won
with the greatest ease. indianapolis was
;outplayed at every point. Attendance,
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Wesfern League.

Peoria 8, kansas citys5. ;;I3al
Milwaukee 81 St : Joseph 4. .IIljai
DenVerE6, Deg Moines Q. .aa:at M
Z Colorado Springs 4, Omaha r. - :; =
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Earned runs, Milwaukee: l. st. Paul 2; two
base, hit. Schiebeck;. three=base hits, Cling
man, Hurley home rum. Cogan; bases on
balls. off Cogan s7;s stolen bases, Hallman,
McBride;. sacrifice hits, Mcbride. Runkel,
Lynch, Kelley, Shannon; struck out, by Ait
g. Umpire, Tindills Time, 1885,:
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Toledo, ohio,jr June 49, Columbus was
unable to hit McNeaI yesterday, while
Toledo hit Poppsand Bailey at:epportune
tme1 tim PGDp frSn 1hS game IN
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GOT PROMPT RELIEF.
LOUISVILLE, KY, April I, 1902. 3

LOUISVILLE KY, April I, 1902. q
GENT1EM For the past twenty-three yeap
have used S. S. S, in my family a general
spring tonic. l have also used it personally fog
Rheumatism and got prompt relief. have bought
many bottles of SIS S. to give to those needing
good medicine and who were unable to buy it
themselves There is nothing that say too
highly in favor of S. S. S., and will continue both
TO keep it in the house and recommend it to any
whom think need cure for impure blood
arising from any cause
Yours very truly,
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jRreyette out in fourth for interference.7 :
MINNEAPOLIS :o9.ss o = q o 9 -
Kansas City .:......1 . 1 % I o-S
Earned runs, Minneapolis 8, Kansas City 1;
two-base hits McFarlan, j Byers, Nance,
Smith. Bases on balls. off Wolfe 8. off Spo-,
rer 3; hit by pitched ball., by sporer 2; left
len bases, Wilmot. Rothfuss 2. Grady 2:2sac-
rihce hits, Werden, Grady, Smith; time, 1:25;
umpire, Ward.
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WITH. THE 5EQUINES

The race meeting at Joliet, ILL.,, scheduled
for June M-27, which was to have opened the
Grand Western circuit, has been declared off.
On account of wet and cold weather, the Illi-
nois horses failed to get into condition, and
consequently the classes were not filled. =
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

At Boston-Morning; Game
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dull and The muscles Of the shoulders
ankles and often the