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crookston in the rweIfth

Special to The Globe
SUPERIOR. Wis, June 14.-Superior
rather weird ball today. 1t looked as
though Superior had the game well tucked
away, but in the ninth Crookston got FIVE
singles. and an error by Egan allowed
easy pop-up, which let In the run that
tled. Each made one in the tenth and in
the twelfth Crookston got in two on a poor
throw OF MorriSon's. Gatewood, whom
the police escorted off the field yesterday,
did the umpiring honors along with Smith.
ana both did poor work, but one team
suHered as much as the other. Henry
kicking. Score:
Superior 20 00110O1o 90 Is I.
Cr0okston 0 0 1 0 20 4 10 2-8 y 6
Batteries-Morrison and Leach; Thomas
and Henry and NOyacek.
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Battered Champs Bumped AGAIN

GRAND FORKS. N. D.. June 1.-THE
Grand Forks side of the game today would
not have been. bad had Dahlqnist not gone
to pieces in the sixth and allowed Win
and Hutchinson finished the game. Dahl
quist started out to pitch the game for
Winnipeg. and was numerically pounded.
and he also allowed six passes. BemiSS
finished the game for him. The Winnipeg
game was very ragged. Score:
RH E.
Grand Forks IS 02-O3 1912 ia IA.
Winnipeg ....0 O. 90 / 0 0-8 9 6
Batteries-Grand Forks. Obrien Hutch
inson and Check; Winnipeg, Dahlquist,
Bemiss and Clark
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Bright Days Ahead for crookston

Special to The Globe
CROOKSTON, Mimi. June 1.-THE
opening of Red Lake reservation lands
which viii take place June 20, one week
hence, at Thief River Falls, together
with the Great Northern extension north
from Thief River Falls and the Soc ex-
tension north through Thief River Falls
to the Canadian boundary, is resulting in
big immigration into that part of the
state. The Great Northern trains out of
this city every day are carrying hundreds
OF landseekers and investors into the
country that is being opened up. This Is
stimulating business for CrookSton, the
distributing point for that section.
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YESTERDAYS RACE RESULTS
At ST. Louis

First -Infimnable. won; Zeina, sec
ond; John Randolph, third. Time, :56A.
- second race-Braden, won; Milton
I:02A.
Third -Forehand, won; King Ellis
worth, second; Frank Collins, third. Time,
Fourth race-Ice Water won; Big Ben.
second; Autumn Leaves, third. Time,
Fifth race-Elie, won; Iverina, second /;
Kingstelle, third Time, 1:44.
Sixth race-Sambo won; Easter Wal
tiers. second; Salivate, third. Time, 1855.
At Harlem
First race-Vanness, won; New Mown
Hay, second; Mezzo, third. Time, 1:21
second race-Fred Leppert. won; Man
TIA is.
Third race-Beau Ormonde. won: An
a aiIe second; Talpa, third. Time,
Fourth race-Miss Crawford. won;
Prince Silverwings, second; Foncasta,
third. Time, lao 3-5 -
o'Neal second; Regale, third. Time,
Sixth races choolmate, won; Cornwall
second; Freesias, third. Time, 1854 2-5
At Gravesend
First race-Reliable won, ST. Valentine
second, PulSuS third. Time 10 2-5
Second race = Dekaber won, Seymour
second. Hydrangea third Time 1:48.
Third race-Tongorder won, Right Roy
al second, Don Royal third. Time, 1901 rs.
Fourth race-Hermis won, Dainty sec
ond. Africander third. Time, 80 As.
Fifth race-Coppelia won Dick Ber-
nard second. Possession third. Time,
1:47 2-5.
Sixth race-Knight of Pearl won Dia-
mond Flush second, Jerry c third. Time,
Los AS.
At Buffalo
First race--Silver Dream Won Auto
Light second, Oarsman third Time,
Las 3-5.
Second race-Belknap won, Rebounder
second. Dictator third. Time, :55.
Third race-Columbia Girl won. South
ampton second, Lord Hermance third.
Time, 1:41 3-5.
Fourth race-Good Cheer won. George
Perry second Hopeful Miss third Time,
1:14.
Fifth race-Conjuress won Reward sec
ond. st. Denis third Time. SO.
Sixth race-Scarfel won, FlywheeI sec
ond, Widows Mite third. Time, las 3-5.
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From Chicago to seashore and Mountain
Resorts

Several fast through express trains
over the Pennsylvania Lines leave Chicago
daily, connecting at Philadelphia and
New York with trains for Atlantic City
Cape May and principal seashore resorts.
Mountain resorts in New England are
reached through New York Particular
information may be obtained from a. w
Arnold, T. P. A Penn. Lines, Minneapolis.
Mimi '
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sHiuher Grade for Postoffices

Special to The Globe
WASHINGTON. d. c., June 1.-THE
postoff1ces at AIeHenry, Portal and Wal
halla, n. D., will be advanced to the pres
idential class on July L on account of in
creased receipts. and the postmasters,
salaries will be, respectively. 81 900, 81, 100
and $1,000. The postoffice department to-
day announced the establishment of a
rural free delivery route July Is at Win
fred, Lake county, Mimi
Rural free delivery service will be es-
tablished July Is at Atwater, Kandiyohi
county. and Montevideo, Chippewa county,
Mimi, and Finley, Steele county. n. D.
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Two-base hits, Wagner. Smith, Wolver-
ton; three-base hit. Bransfield; sacrifice
hit. Flaherty; double plays, Sebring to
Bransfeld Flahertg to Wagner to Brans-
field; left on bases, Pittsburg f. Phila-
delphia 5; first base on balls, off Flaherty
l, off Mitchell 3; hit by pitched balls,
Smith, Lush; struck out, by Flaherty s.
by Mitchell 2; time, 1:45: umpire Skin
ner.
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ST. Louis Exposition.

The Chicago Great Western Railway
Will allow ten-day stop over at either
Chicago or Kansas City on payment OF
$1.00 fee on through tickets 10 The world )
fair. For rates and other information
apply to ]. n. Sterr. General Agent, cor
ner Fifth and Robert SITS, st. Paul
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West Concord Defeats Nerstrand

WEST CONCORD. Mimi, June IA
West Concord and Nerstrand played bail
here yesterday, the home team winning
9 to 8. The score:
w. Concord. o % Is s 80
Nerstrand.. 0 o %
w. Corrigan and e. Corrigan, Larson
and Stenbacken.
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Cheap Round Trip Rates to Colorado from,
St. Paul and Minneapolis Via Chicago
Great Western Railway

$3.50 to Denver. Colorado Springs or
Pueblo; $28. 40 TO Glenwood Springs SS8 40
to Salt Lake City, Utah. Tickets on sale
every day to September 80. good to return
until October 81. Two magnificently
equipped trains each way every day max
ing connections in Union station, Omaha,
with western lines For further informa
ton apply to J. N. Storr, General Agent
corner Fifth and Robert streets. ST. Paul
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DETROIT, June 14.-With the game
apparently gone, the Detroits INDUCED In
ninth inning batting rally, three hits
tying the score. Kitson gave way to Kill
liam, and in the last of the eleventh after
Barrett had made his fifth hit, jacobson
took Townsend's place. Detroit failed to
score on three hits ia the eleventh and
again with three on bases in the four
teenth. The game was called by the
umpire on account of darkness. Attend
ance. loo Score: ~
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Sword for Cadets Star Athlete

WEST POINT, N Y, June 14.-As the
cadets were seated at dinner today Col
Fieberg, in behalf of the army officers
and athletic association. presented Cadet
w B. Hackett Jr., Of Philadelphia. a
smember of the graduating class, with a
handsome gold-mounted army reguIa ton
sabre. This was in recognition Of Cadet
Hackett's successful work in all-around
athletics and his excellent service with
the football and baseball teams.
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Two-base hits. Meran, Cooley. Slagle,
Chance. Jones'. stolen bases. Jones' Tink-
er. Moran; double play Abbatichio to
Tenney; first base on balls, off Pittinger
Z, off Corridor 4; struck out by Pittinger
2, by Corridor 8; passed balls, Needham
!, King /; time, 1872; umpire, Emslie.
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Take the Rock Island The shortest
quickest and best Double daily service
with through wide vestibuie Pullman
sleepeTs and day coaches between Twin
Cities and st. Louis. For further infor-
nation call at City Ticket Office. Sixth
and Robert streets.
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Giants Sack in First Place

NEW YORK, June IA. = The locals
worked their way up to first place in the
pennant race today by defeating St. Louis
6 to /. Taylor had the better of Nichols.
as the fielding support given to the visit
ing pitcher was rather slow. Attend
ance 600. Score: q
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stanIes Trims Atkins

ATKINS. Mimi, June 14-StapIes won
a finely contested ten inning game from
the home team today Score
Staples. ..... 100000 IS <
Aitkin. :. 1900 0 o o 0 O. 0 "a - 3
Batteries-Aitkin, Krelwitz and Hon
mold; Staples, Hart and Fattie
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Corridor Bumped at the Finish

pitched effectively for Boston today and
the home team defeated Chicago 6 to 2.
The game was close until the eighth in
ming, when Corridor weakened. Running
catches by Jones and Carney were fea-
lures. Evers injured a tendon in his
ankle and was compelled to retire At
tendance 2 S53 Score:
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Two-base hits, Bowerman, SmOot;
three-base hits, Taylor, Beckley; sacrifice
hits, Devlin, Mertes, Taylor; stolen bases,
Browne, Devlin, Mccain. MerteS, GIL
bert: double play. Dahlen to Gilbert to
McGann: left on bases, New York g. st.
Louis 5; first on balls off Taylor ,. off
Nichols 2 first base on errors, New York
1; struck out, by Taylor 8, by Nichols A.;
time. 1:SO; umpires. Johnstone and Moran.
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Carr Succeeds clarkson

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. June 14.-Proctor
Carr '04, of this city, was elected captain
of the Harvard varsity nine today to sue
coed Walter Clafkson, resigned Carr
has played third base on the nine for the
past three years.
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ArlInnton wins AaaIn

Special to the Globe
ARLINGTON, Mimi. June 14-Ar1ing-
burn 5; Gibbon y, Green Isle IL, were
the results of the games played in the
| Sibley County league Sunday Arlington
has a straight record of Victories thus
| far.
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Less Than one-HaIf Rates 20 30. Louis
Via Chicago Great Western Railway.

will on June 13 and 81, sell round trip
tickets at less than one-half rates TO Sit
Louis. Mo. For further information APP
Ply to j n; Storr. Genl Agt.. corner Fifth
and Robert streets. ST. Paul.
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Three 1 LEAGUE

At Springfield 3. Dubuque O.
At Bloomington 5, Davenpart 8.
At Decatur 2, Rockford f.
At Rock Island s, Cedar Rapids 0.
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81 so to New UIm and Return

Sons CT Herman excursion to New Ulm
via NJ. & ST. L. Train leaves union
depot Sunday. June 10 at a. m. Tickets
can be secured from the committee.
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chamns Blank RhillIes

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. June 14.-Ina bill
ity to hit Flaherty to any extent resulted
in shutout for the locals by Pittsburg
today. Four singles, a base on balls and
a batsman hit gave the visitors four runs
in the fifth inning. Attendance, 1880.
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Portland, Me-, and Return, $500 via
North Western Line

Tickets on sale June 10 to Is inclusive.
with return limit of July 25 1904. For
Information call at 396 Robert street.
Ryan hotel st. Paul
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s11.75 to CHICAGO and Return

Tickets on sale June Is to 20, return
limit June 30, via Wisconsin Central Ry.
City Ticket office, 81 Robert st.
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Low Round Trip Rates East via North
sWestern Line
Chicago and Return Sf1.75 via North.
Western Line

Account national Republican convention
at Chicago tickets will be sold at above
rate on June is and 20, with return limit
of June %. For berth reservations and
other information call at 396 Robert street,
Ryan hotel, st. Paul
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Reds Win Though outbatted

BROOKLYN, N Y, June 14-Although
the visiting Cincinnati team was out
batted in today's game, Brooklyn was
beaten. None of the winning teams runs
was earned, while the locals earned three
part was responsible for Cincinnati's vic
tory. The teams will play double header
here tomorrow. Attendance. 800. Score:
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BREWERS TAKE TWO
FROM THE INDIANS
CantiiIOn's Men Have an Easy
Time in the Indiana
Town
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results
Toledo 8. Kansas City ?.
Louisville 4. Minneapolis 3.
Milwaukee II. s; Indianapolis, !, 6.
st. Paul Columbus, rain.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. June 14.-Mil
waukee outclassed Indianapolis in every
position. defeating the locals in the first
game by IL tc and in the second game
by s to 6. Scores:
FIRST GAME
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= Lett on bases Toledo 4, Kansas City 2;
Two base hits Brouthers 2. Frisbie 2
Reisling, Brown. Cristal Robinson; sac
TIfice hits, 0'Hara 2, Burns; stolen Nbases,
Deininger. Hill; double plays, Robinson to
by Deininger 5, by Barry 1, by Robinson
:; bases on balls off Deininger 1. off
Barry 2; off Robinson 4; triple plays Lee
wee TO sullivan; LeWee to Ryan to But
Ter; time. 1:50; umpire Hart.
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FIRST GAME

indianapolis 8 ? o / 0 0 0 Il
Milwaukee Il 1 0 1 0 o 3 0 5-11
Innings pitched. by Fisher Z, by New
lin ,, by Dougherty 8; base hits made off
Fisher 8. off Newlin 5; bases on balls off
Fisher >, off Newlin 0, off DougheTty 9;
wild pitch, Dougherty; hit by pitcher,
Dickey; two base hits Swander, Stone.
PenneH; sacrifice hits, Pennell, Slattery,
Hemphil; double plays, Swander to Hey
Heydon, Stone; left on bases Indianapol
z. Milwaukee 10; umpire, Bausewine; time,
1:4S
SECOND GAME
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When in doubt as 70 how your money
should be invested, read 1.-The Globes
Paying Wants.
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Deposits made on or before July in
our savings department Will receive three
months interest at " per cent on Oct L
Security Trust Company N. Y. Life BLDG.
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SECOND GAME

Innings pitched, by CrOmley 8, by Nc
Kay I, by Curtis 2; base hits made off
Mckay II. off Curtis 1; bases on balls, off
Cromley l, off Curtis i; struck out by
Gromley l. by Mckay 2; hit by pitcher,
sacrifice hits, Clark. Slattery; double play,
Hogriever to Berry, stolen bases, Berry.
Hemphln; left on bases. Indianapolis g.
MuWaukee g.. umpire. Bausewine; time,
100; attendance. 2.15O.
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When in doubt as to how your money
should be invested, read 1.-THE Globes
Paying Wants."
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Three base hits. Hart. Dexter, Maloney
= stolen bases, Brashear 2, White, Fox
Coulter. Oyler; base on balls. off Egan 9
off Ford 4; struck out. by Egan 6. by Ford
2; hit by pitched ball, Quinlan; left on
bases, Louisville 4. Minneapolis s; double
play, Weaver to Leslie; time, 2:15; UNI
pire, KLEIN.
Rain Stops the Saints
COLUMBUS. Ohio, June 14.-Columbus-
st. Paul game postponed; rain.
Pulliams Regular Bulletin
NEW YORK, June 1.-THE following
contracts and releases are announced by
President Pulliam, Of the National league :
Contracts with New York, George r.
Wiltse, William r. Marshall.
Releases:
By St Louis to Dallas, Tex, C. B. Nor
Smith.
Terms accepted:
By Chicago, terms of Aleck Smith.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING of the Clubs
Yesterdays results

Cincinnati 5. Brooklyn 4.
New York 6. ST. Louis /.
Boston 6. Chicago ,.
Pittsburg 6, Philadelphia 0.
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S13-Sk Louis and Return-s13
va Rock Island System june III
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Two-base hits, Gessler 3. Ritter; three
base hit. Mccormick: sacrifice hits, Hug
gins, Peitz, Kellum Lumley; stolen bases.
Higgins. Donlin 2, Jacklitsch double
play. Sheckard to Babb; left on bases.
Cincinnati s, Brooklyn z; first on balls, off
Poole g. off Kellum 2; first on errors Gin
cinnati 2; hit by pitched ball, by Poole 2,
by Kellum /; struck out, by Poole 5, by
Kellum 3; time. $40; umpire, O'Day; at
tendance 300
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On above date the Rock Island System
will sell coach excursion tickets ST
Paul and Minneapolis to st. Louis and
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NORTHERN LEAGUE
standlna Of the Clubs

Yesterdays Results
Grand Forks 10, Winnipeg s.
Duluth 8. Fargo 2.
Crookston S. Superior 6.
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SOUTH oAkoTA's ROCKS
Geological Surveyors Will Be Busy This
Season
Globe Special Washington Service

GLOBE Special washington Service
1417 Street
WASHINGTON, d. c., June 1.-The
geological survey announces i1r connec-
ton with its plans of work for the pres
ent season that two and one-half If
teen minute quadrangles will be survey
ed in South Dakota. It is also propos-
ed to survey, in cooperation with the
reclamation service, 100 square miles OF
area on the scale OF 1000 feet to one
inch, with five-foot contours. The work
will be under the general direction of w.
II. Heron, assisted by Messrs Irvine
Brdseye and Blackburn.
Waller E Clark
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Detroit q 0 1 90 o. 0 0-5
Wash 0 8 0 D 0 90 3 q o D O d

Two base hits, ToWnsend. Lowe: three
base hit, Lowe; sacrifice hit. Mcintyre:
stolen bases. Barrett, g Crawford: bases
on balls by Kitson 4, by Townsend 8,
2. Detroit 2; left ON masses. Detroit is.
Washington 8; struck qut. by Kitson 3.
by Killian 2, by Townsend s. by jacobson
l; double plays, O'Leary to Lowe to
wild pitch, Killian; time, 3:15; umpires.
OLoughlin and Kingt ~
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WESTERN. LEAGUE

At Denver R,H. E.
st: Joseph, ,...-.1 | o I o 81 O-6 II 4
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Lucia, Chinn
and Mcconnell. = :
At DeS MoineS- ~ - sf4iR. H e.
Des Moines ....0 0 0 0 90, 8 S
Omaha ........,1 o 0 1 0 0 % 5 L
Batteries Morrison and Towne; Pfeis-
ter and Gonding
COLORADO SPRINGS, Col, June IA
Sioux City game postponed; rain.
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TAKE FORT SMELLING CAR.

This is quiet and refined place. Choice
refreshments Of all kinds served at any
time. This is the place you are looking for.
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Cleveland ...,........,...0 O. 0 90
Philadelphia ...-..........0 0 o.
Home run, Seybold;l sacrifice hit. Hart
sci; double play. Hickman to Lajoie to
joss; first on balls Bender 1; left on
bases Cleveland o; struck out, Bernhard
3, Bender 4 time. 35 minutes; eumpires
Sheridan and Carpenter
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Martins Heave Loses the Game

LOUISVILLE, KY, June 14.-Louisville
which lasted ten innings. The locals won
out in the tenth on Martins wild throw,
a single, an out and Weaver's error At
tendance 500. Score.
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TOLEDO. Ohio June 14.-Toledo won =
brilliantly played game today the feature
OF which was two triple plays made by
Kansas City. Attendance $50. Score.
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RAILROAD NOTICES

$13-St. Louis and Return-$1s
Via Rock Island system June IT
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Standing of the Clubs
Yesterdays Results
Fifteen Rounds to . Draw

Detroit S, Washington 5.
Philadelphia 4, Cleveland 0.
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Rain Failed to Save Blues

CLEVELAND, Ohio gJune 14.-A rain
storm broke out just as Cleveland was
retired in the fifth inning today Bender
struck out seven in the five innings At
tendance 1052 ScoI.e. y
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-15

j. II. Beckwith, close friends OF his
family at $3.50 Bartmer avenue His
room mate was Ridgely Thomas, a
brother-in-law of Mr.. Beckwith.
Parker retired as usual Tuesday
evening and his room mate did like.
wise. Shortly after / O'Clock Thomas
was awakened by ParRer's groans and
heavy breathing. He thought he had
nightmare and tried 10 arouse him
When Parker did not awaken,
Thomas lighted the gas and saw the
young man was unconscious. lie al;
once telephoned for a physician. who
reached the house ut 2 O'Clock. Par
ker was then dead
Under the edge of Parker's bed was
an empiied bottle of prussic acid. and
on the table in the room ws0 the note.
addressed To Mrs. Beckwith
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-15
DECLINE ARBITRATION.
By Associated Press.

Chicago. July 14.-At conference
this morning between representatives
of the packers and union officials the
packers refused 10 arbitrate ON the
terms proposed by the unions and in
stead submitted counter PROPOSE.
ton by the terms Of which the pack
ers agree 10 take the strikers back at
the wages prevailing before the strike
The packers also propose To- retain
all help employed since the strike wa
inaugursted. The reply was taken un.
der consideration by the executive
committee Of the unions.
The demands made by the unions
which the packers declined were:
All strikers be re-employed within
three days. the same wages as prevail.
ed before the strike TO be paid pend
ing arbitration award made by arbl-
traitors to take effect frum the time
OF resuming work. but the award shall
not involve any reduction in wages.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-15

While the letters were confident
ial," one of those who received the let
ters had to convey the news to sec,
und person in the settlement of some
details. and in this way the matter
became public.
MIR. Phipps went east last Saturday.
Within an hour after his arrival in
Pittshurg he accepted a plan of settle.
ment that had been suggested by mu.
tual friends. A close friend of the
family is tbe authority for the state
ment that Mr. and Mrs. Phipps and
their children will come to Denver
prepare for the refurnishing of their
home and then go to Greenwood
Springs for the summer.
II Is also said before coming west
they will make short visit to New
York.