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MRS. MAVERICK is
STILL SECLUDED
Released,Woman Remains Be.
hind Walls at Her Moth.
er's Villa

ROUEN, France, July 23.-Not-
withstanding reports that Mrs. May
brick had gone to Paris prior to
sailing for America, there is every in
dication that she is still here with
her mother, Baroness de Roques, at
the quiet little cottage, No. 1 Rue
Tannery. The place has taken on an
aspect of extreme seclusion since
Mrs. Maybrick's arrival The Vene-
tan blinds are drawn and the gate
to the vine-covered high stone wall
surrounding the house is vigorously
guarded against visitors by venera-
BILE servant
But these having relations with the
household say that neither the mother
nor the daughter have left the house
since they arrived on Thursday
morning. They say Mrs. Maybricl1
at Rouen, and that neither is likely
to leave for several days. In the
meantime they wish to remain in Sc
clusion to avoid notoriety. Therefore
all inquiries are met with the re-
Spouse that no one is at home and
that the mistress has been gone a
week. When Mrs. Maybrick arrived
she brought two large valises and a
we'll filled wicker hamper. A neigh
Dor who saw her arriving describes
her as looking fairly well, with hair
turning gray.
The family has few friends in
Rouen, as the baroness has main
tanned strict privacy, being generally
known as Nine. de Moremont for the
purpose of avoiding attention. AL
most her only intimate acquaintance
is her financial adviser, who occupies
an official position, but he is unac-
quainted with the recent movements
at the family cottage.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-24
EGAN WINS THE CUP
Exmoor Golfer Defeats Roberts
of Midlothian

CHICAGO, July 23.-H Chandler Egan,
of the Exmoor Golf club, won the Ravin
Oaks cup, with 10 up and 9 to play,
against Robert E. Hunter of Midlothian,
this afternoon at the Onwentsia club. The
contest ended at the twenty-seventh hole,
Hunter being unable to make winning
score from the other holes This is Sec
ond time inside of three years that Egan
has secured first honors in the tournament
for the Ravin Oaks cup. One more victory
will entitle Egan to keep the cup as his
personal property.
George G. Clingman Jr, of Homewood,
defeated M. S. Ortiz, of Skokie, in the
finals for the Tyro cup by 6 up and 5
to play. The solace cup went to Western
Champion Walter Egan, of Exmoor, who
defeated R. H. McElwee, of Onwentsa,
up and to play. H. Chandler Egan
also won the Onwentsia cup in the So
hole medal play by low score of 153
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ENJOY GOOD RACES
Members of Driving Club See
Several Close Finishes

The st. Paul Driving clubs matinee at
Hamline yesterday was easily the best of
the season and there was large attend
ance to see the events, which were in
heats being necessary to decide the
honors in two. The entry list was larger
than heretofore and the officers of the
club are enthusiastic over the showing
and the interest manifested, as there
cities.
The gentleman's road race brought out
four entries and Faunei finally won the
cup in the fourth heat. Bell Ringer, Dud-
ley Scheffer's colt, won the 2:20 pace
after hard struggle, winning the first
and fourth heats: The summaries:
First race. special free-for-all pace, one
mile.
Lucy P, M. Cannon. 1
Charles Dewey, Anton Nielsen.
Time EGO. 2:iai. 2:i4ik. .''''''i
wheel wagon:
Faunlei, John Anderson CDR.
Hammont Jr.. w. II. Kent. - 2 3
Monetta, Mr.. Pierce Gas. Pays
Billy hfy' H.. j. schoie :;.. .a DR.
Time, ZIG, 1:15h, III, III.
Third race, 2:2O pace, half mile:
Bell Ringer, Dudley Scheffer...1 1
FL Banello. DR.. F. L. Beck
RUBY nes Moak, G. w somers.....5
Lottie c., Fred Schroeder. 8 4
Ida L.. H, J. Pothen- 2
Time, 1909, 1:071s,. 1:09, 1:0S.
Fourth race, gentleman's trot, one-haE
mile:
Maskheart, Thomas Irvine. ..........1 /
Anna Gaines. c. w. somers. .........2 2
Lady Tina, George r. Kibbey......3 3
Time, 1:18. 1:16.
Starter, H w Tagley; judges. R. T..
O'Connor, w. T. Zimmerman and w. F.
Dalke; timers. James Fenstermaker, T.
c. KimbaI
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City Play Ground LEAGUE

The City Play Ground league is par
tally organized, the eighth, ninth and
fourth fea - each at,f having team entered. A
city The teams already entered are fhe
St. Paul Juniors. the Ninth Ward Colts
and and I'll the Fourth Ward Sluggers. No mem
Der OF any team may be over 16 years IL
one. team may be between 16 and II
years OF age. The Commercial club will
give a pennant to the champions of this
league and the winners will play the
champions of the Minneapolis CITY
league. All teams wishing to enter the
league call or write to Arthur Leland
superintendent s., of city play grounds. and
title to the championship of their wards
this week. ~
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Fairgrounds League
Standing of the Clubs
City Meats In Lead

Yesterday play in the Playground
league demonstrated that the youthful
tossers play better ball when under man
agement and playing under definite sys-
tenn. The first games were rather poor.
kinds of Improvement. The City Meats
are still in the lead for the Bantz cham
pionship pennant. Yesterday scores were:
e.,, R.H. E.
New Stripes ........0 / O O o o. / (
Batteries, Schlief and Vaughn, Mccoy
and Mulroney.
R.HE.
City Meats ........1 14112 Go 10 2
Charles st. Stars. % O 1 0-5 9
Batteries: Tracey and McKircher Cas-
tie and McNulty
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MACCABFES MAKE
NEW LIFE RATES
Supreme Tent Adopts Plan
Proposed and Elects
Officers

DETROIT, Mich, July 23.-The Su-
preme Tent, Knights of the Maccabees of
the World, today adopted the new sched-
ule of rates recommended by the COM
mittee on laws at Wednesdays session
Whole life insurance will hereafter be
furnished new members at rates ranging
from So cents per thousand dollars of in
surance at the age of Is to $2.75 at the
age of so.
Present members may re-rate them
selves to the new rate for whole life pro-
lection, or may continue their insurance
in force at present rates until the age
OF %, after which they must pay at the
rate of So per month. The new schedule
also provides a table of rates for pro-
lection up to the age of So years, ranging
from monthly rate of sixty cents per
thousand dollars of insurance at the age
OF ~ years to 81 per thousand from As
years to the end of the term.
=. Those members taking insurance under
the term plan will pay So per month after
the age of 55 if they wish to continue their
not to be paid new members. but will be
given to all present members who stav
on the present plan to the age of SIS and
then pay So per month thereafter.
Present Rate Remains
Under this new plan no present mem
Der will pay more than So per month and
present members can also take. by re-
idtlHS W Tie new WnOl6 lie table. as
much lower rate than the present one as
their age of entry into the order entities
them to.
After the rate question had been dis
posed of officers were elected as follows:
Past supreme commander, D. D. Aitken.
Flint. Mich; supreme commander, D. P.
Marks, Port Huron, Mich; supreme lieu
tenant commanders, F. Bowser, Butler,
Pa; supreme record keeper. L. E. Sisler,
Akron, Ohio; supreme chaplain, ]. W.
Sherwood Portland Or; supreme SER
geant. M. F. Elkin, Lexington, KY: SUI
preme master at arms, c. E. Gard,
Springfield, NJ; supreme first master of
the guards, e. M. Guthrie, Los Angeles.
CAL; supreme second master of the
guards, j. T. Lyles, Tyler, Tex; supreme
sentinel, S. M. Milliken. Denver, Col: SUI
preme picket, DR.. E. H Haas, st. Paul.
Board of trustees. D. P Markey, Port
Huron. Mich; DR.. R. E. Moss, Port HUI
ron; j. B.. Dannell. Buffalo. N. Y; J. F.
DoWner, Chicago; L. E. Sisler, Akron: D.
D: Aiken, Flint, Mich: w. E. Blaney,
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Champs Take Third

Special to The Globe
WINNIPEG. Man, July 2S:-Winnipeg
making it three straight. Bartos held the
visitors down till the ninth, when they
scored two runs. The Northern schedule
again Monday Morning games will be
played here for the next two weeks, it
being the Dominion exhibition. Score:
r. H. E.
Fargo ..........0 0 0 0 0 O % 0
Winnipeg, Bartos, Clarke; Fargo,
Lempke, Buckwalter.
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Forks Wins and Forfeits

Special to The Globe
SUPERIOR, Wis, July 23.-Grand
ing hits on Freeman in the third inning.
two-bagger with singles kept the Su-
perior men busy watching the other team
get enough runs to win. Superior could
do nothing with Hutchinson. A double
header was scheduled, but Grand Forks
refused to play the second game, which
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81 WALLBLOM ' ',,;;? es
~ 4os-417 JACKSON STREET.

was a postponed one. They gave no rea-
son for leaving the field, and it was de-
clared forfeited to Superior. Score of the
first game:
Superior ....... 100000 % 90 8 /
Grand Forks 30 0 2 0 0 0 O. 8
Batteries, Freeman and Rogers; Hutch
inSon and Cheek
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At ST. Louis

At ST. Louis
First race-Goo Goo won, Murmur sec
ond, Mae Miller third
Second race-Lustig won, Trapsetter
second. Second Mate third
Third race-Rebo won, Ice Water sec
ond, Frank Bell third
second, Cameron third
Fifth race--Elie won, Lacy Crawford
second, Leenja third
Sixth race-Falkland won, Flying Tor
pedo second. The Regent third.
Seventh race-Lady Vashti won, Rose
Court second. Potter third
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Crooks Defeat Duluth

Special to The Globe
DULUTH, Mimi, July 23.-After per-
men on bases in the eighth, which allow
ed Crookston to tie the score, Gehring and
the field behind him went to pieces in the
game was cratic throughout, and the bat
ting was heavy, five home runs being reg
istered. Score:
Duluth ......2 011Oo-6 s s
Crookston - 0 1 0 o 8 o 6-12 13 5
Duluth. Gehring and O'Leary; Crooks
ton, Martin and Henry.
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RACE RESULTS
At Chicago

First race-Gwen won, Cutter second,
Ethel Day third.
Second race-Ahola won, Van Ness sec
ond Rag Tag third.
Third raceSMiss Crawford won, MCGEE
second, English Lad third.
Fourth face-Felipe Luego won, Phil
Finch second, Monastic third.
Sixth race-Dalvay won, Foncasta sec
ond, Gregor < third.
At Buffalo
First race-George Perry won, Blue
Grass Girl second, Miriam w third.
Second race-Rip won. Xerxes second,
OneiroS third.
Third race-Reward won Jungle Imp
second Cincinnati Enquirer third.
Fourth race-Claude won, Fort Hunter
second, Light Brigade third
Sixth race-Pirate Polly won Dutch
Barbara second, Miss Karl third.
Seventh race-Henry Waite won, Easy
Street second, Florizel third.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-24

When in doubt as to how your money
should be invested, read ''The Globes
Paying Wants.
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NORTHERN LEAGUE
stand dino of the Clubs

Yesterdays Results
Duluth 6. Crookston II.
Winnipeg Z, Fargo 2.
Superior 0, 9, Grand Forks 2, o.
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DIED

o'CoNNoRS-In st. Paul. Mimi, July %,
1904: at residence of daughter. Mrs. d.
u. Murphy. 162 East Congress street,
John O'Connors, aged eighty-seyen
years Notice of funeral later.
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ENEMY is EIGHTY MILES FROM YOKOHAMA
Continued From Ninth PAGE

ST PETERSBURG, July 25.-A Iiau- vanc
the Boufse Gazette
mas been completed
persons
ont he
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StaOt an0 G0nntb.
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27 3Ol SciOc @iu9bams,
80 3Ou mcrccriiirte 0tcpp, 3Sc Gle
SScrtB 80 SentS.
27 SOL 3uiiab SciOe,
SO 3Oll Gcru YOn9cc, so 6. Gle
SSertb 10 Sents.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-07-07

- Die 3jdbrise Wiarsarrt SowOlsti
uon 9arbertown wurOe am Samitas
10 i6limm Sur6 fodenOes SSuiier uer'
briibt, ouB iie an fOlScuoeu Gage itarb.
sic ipielte nube Dem SfeH, ais Der Scis
lel mftel unO ieinen Snbalt iiber iie
ersob.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-07-07
S275 ti"e fi'r 8anlOt

in gutter oeuti6rr Oia6baribait auf Scr
SiiOieite, wsnn iOfort Oertauft. GrOBc
40 bel 162 S5uB. 9idberes in Der rSSos
hsnblatt" Office.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-07-07
Sarm billia III perfaufen.

3u Ria CITY, ttpd cine NtiIs BON eaft gDi-
uUla, ssItaru une Gina brti Aftr umfaHtnb.
Sunssr Obfsnritn NIT dbr 100 paaumsu.,
Sirusu. une anentn Sbl-9dumtn. Sibl6ts
0Obnbaus nit fitbtH 3immtru uub natn nc.
tbietn Nubrnatbduetn. R6bnt ausfunft u.
tbrit George 9tnbaf, In bsr ,,S1iet."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-07-07
6assCsfen ooer Sei,g,Iatten.

gBir battn AUD cine Au,abI Sel.Oeien, bic
mir gum aciitnprtils perfauftn. Die gBaarsn
ptretn garantirt Cesr cas gtlp juriidsrifaitt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-07-07

9ie g antaIups ipurbe in
erDberen Msneen in COLORADO bisber
nur i'm Rodpforbs9iItritt i'm 9rtars
fastbale anssbaut. Die 5armer i'm
nSrbli9en COLORADO bubsn ii9 ieoot
nunmebr entf6loFsn, bieIen etntrdgs
lihen 3ipeig Der aonopirtbi6dft aud
auf ibren 8eiisunssn etnSufiibren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-07-07
Nci.e M,,sei9c',.
Nerlan0t:

Gin iunsr Wann pon suttr stutf6tr 8ami.
lie. ttpa II bis is Sabre alt pire ptrIanst in
3snft's Rtiilurani, 2i3 penn aps. 27,3