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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-31
9sr Weetbopen manuerdlur

bereitete feinen paiiipen Mitalieoern
Fpieoer eintnal einer reht nnQenehs
men, genuBreihen Nbeno. Die Scum.
liertl oes abmefslungsreihen 8ro-
grarnms bielten fif ourdpea auf
aleiHer 61be, aber belDnDers 1tarf
trat bod Der Wurtrae unierer Sdnoe.
rim par excellence, Wrs. 8ellie
Bea<Gnorem8, berpor. Sbre refine,
nOue. melooi6ie, lhmiees uno bieqs
lame Stimme, bic namentliG audi in
&oloroturen groBartig Ii6 beudbrt,
iniro iiberaa @ntaifen ertueden. Ser
BeetbDpen MlnnerdDr [eate 3euqnis
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Dirlgenter b~e6eutenbe JOrtIbritte qss
maht bat. Das S~timmmateria[ if
red3t bibib abaet6nt, rur oiirften bic
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Gliie Sternsburf, 6err garl 6ahu,
Grau go. Gads uno 0err g8. Moms
berg teilten iib nit Den uebrioen in
Die @bren oe8 Nbenos.
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UlseT UmzugS auSVerkauf.

8ir offerieren beoeutenoe Breis'
berabiebunaen in unierem Qaeer,
UNI 10 uiel mie m6alih 81 pertaufen.
ebe mir um5ieben. @enn SIR bic
NbliAt babt, iebt ooer in naber 8us
tunft ST. faufen, 10 lobnt es fid). BEL
uns D0rsulprehen. Nieorige Yreiie
in alien Departement8 oes er6Bten
8agens, &utidens uno Buaep=@es
ihafts in 9era8. &ift8 miro au=
ridaebalten. 8on ben biaigen Yreis
fen Tam iid Sober ielbIt iberseuger.
So mabt unS teine Miibe, uniere $50
rem sei9en uno es bereitet uns Ser.
aniigen, Sra9en 81 beantporten.
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Waoame &pan, Die SransDIin,
tpelde in @oco perbaftet tuuroe, neil
tie angeblib in Muffin, Beaumont
uno anoeren Orten Shmrnoeleien
begangen batte, 1T bon Der @ranos
Surg in GnflaaeSultano oerlebt
moroen.
Bum 6erblt iollen bier neue
Counties organiliert neroen. Sic
beiBeu 9errp, Gnorems, @aineS uno
Yoatum uno lieaen i'm duBerIten @es
ften oeS Staates.
Sn Nuitiu itarb Claus SO. 8es
tri i'm Nlter bon 60 Sabreu.
Sin nab 0oroen ge6enoer
Yaiiagier5ua Der geras, Sabine BaB
y @ortbpeitern 8abn entaleiite sebn
Weeilen ilolih BON 9onguien. Ndt
BerIonen muroen uerlebt.
Der 8abnbof Der Snternatios
nal q Great Nortbern Balm in 8ple
ioll uerarDBert tueroen.
= Sranf v. 8urroms in SouIton.
melder Die Stem gort, 8eras & Wfes
rican uno Die @nlpefon, 6arrisbura
q San Intonip Babn auf S6aoen.
eriab nertlagt bate, lit in 6olge bon
N~uSlaqen, Die er in Dem Yrp5efie oe.
maht batte, ipegen aneeblihen
Wteineios in Nntlaaesuitanb uerlebt
moroen.
9rei meiBe Sungen i'm alter
pom Is biz Is Sabren puroen in
8pler oerbaftet uno man glaubt in
tbren Die Seriiber p9er bod Die Wfits
tuilier Der meiiten in Der lebten 8ett
bort peribten Gerbrehen feiteen0ms
men au baben. 8pei BON ibnen ba=
ben bereits Elm 8~eitdnoniB aboeleat.
Sim Yeloermann in 8renbam.
tpelher angetla9t mar. ieinen Slater
erlblagen 81 baben, lift nod tursem
BroaeIie freigeiprohen poroen.
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Dom 9~riessf6auplate.

Das iapaniihe Barlament bat
Die Derihieoenen 8urlaaen, melhe
&riegSiteuern ausidreiben uno B0re
tebrunaer our Syiibruna bes &rieges
treffen, angenommen uno feline Sts
bung beenoet.
= Ser Safer BON Sapan bat Dem
am 5onntaa MDrQen, bel benz Gns
9riff auf Bort Irthur aefauene1
Shiffsfommanoeur 9afeo nod smet
Srben perlieben.
- Die Sapaner baben ben Seebas
fen 9aiu, iiblih BON Nniu, beleBt.
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Sreie &eile mad 81. 9ouis nno

I'm oen 8eiubern Der 8eltaus=
ltelluna entaeaen5utommen, miro Die
so. &. &9. =8abn (Tbe &atp) einen
neuen S9nellsug 5piidlen @aloe<
iton uno San Nntonip uno ct.
Souls einlegen unb Die erite 8erion,
Die einen &amen fir oieien nelten
BUG einienoet, Der anaenDmmen
tperoen miro, erbdlt Elm Srei-9idet
bon iraeno elmer Station in geras
nah ct. Souls uno suriid pdbreno
Der Iusltellun9. Die f~olaenoen Bes
oingungen lino 81 beobadten: Der
Name muB neu uno oriainea uno
tura uno peritdnoli6 iein. Nue Wtit.
teilunaen in 8esua bierauf fino 5u
ridten an Us. 6. Grub
IS. . boz geo. 620 ..
DauaS, 9eras.
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@pr Der straffamtner in 81

Dor Der Gtraftammer in Of
oenbnrg bat iih nun aud Der stpeite
Winiitere8 eleioiaunas> BruseB abges
ipielt. Die 8lage ridtete iid gegerl
ben Geoatteur 8ruie bonn ,Gelioenss
boten" tuelber Der BeleioiaunQ oes
Juitiamlniiters &ubitrat uno oes
oloenburah6en &id)terltauoes be-
ibnloigt mar. Die 8erbanolunQen
entbIQten baaritrdubenoe ginaelheis
ten aus Dem 8Drleben oes Sulfia-
miniiterS 8iubftrat. Der 8ru3es
enoete oamit, oaB Der oeranttuortlide
&eoatteur 8ruie 81 orei Wonaten
@efdngni8 nerurteilt tuuroe. Die
aagemeine Gniidt sebt aber babin,
Der Miuifter iei aud burd Die gnt=
blauneen oieies Bruseiies pieoer
oerort an ben Stranger geiteat wors
ben, Dab feline 6ffentlife 2aufbabn
oefinitio aum abibluB gefanQen
Ioate.
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Saalide Gonriiten sdlafwaaen

nah Californian, ebenlo mad ct.
Souls nia gera8 & 8acific 8 Balm
obne @ehiel. Shreibt an irQeno
einen 9ifet : Naenten tueaen oieles
neuen 0ienites Ooer an 6. y. Cur.
ner, @eneral' Baiiaaiersa aent, Dal.
las, Teras.
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gedbs Sabrhnnserte aenuaeu.

I'm 81 heftatigen, tpas bic 2eute i'm II.
Sabrbunoert bebaupteten, oaB namlidl
oaS groBe 2eber &esulirungsmittel Der
WDnde BON ct. Bernard, oas jebt afs
ct. Scenarios 8rduterpinen befannt lit
Elm tpirflihes llniberial 6eilmittel, 10
tueit oas m6glib lift, iuar. Sic erfanfs
ten ben contronterenben ginfluB Der See
Der in @eiunoheit unb 8ranfbeit, uno
ibre tuunoerpDae gntbedune iebte ie in
Stano, elmer 9r0Ben Gn5abl BON 2eioen
bel beren 8esinn entgegensutuirfen, tns
benz lie be 9eber suerit pie6er in Orb
nunQ brahten.
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Won elmer 8errentung nno
Quetlhuna 81 gleider Belt befanen
5u leir, 1T idllimm; ct. Satobs Oel
bat ieooh cine beiDnoere @igenidlaft,
beloe Ieioen in turser Belt prompt
8u helen.
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ItAerlet.

NAerIei.
Menn mir nur einen Sell oes
Wai}erS bitten, oas i'm Staate Wtis
digan iol1es unbeil anribtet, gts
oentum seritDrt uno 2eute aus ibrett
6Gulern treibt! SIM meItltdeft
Oiftrift pDn @ranb &opios ftanoen
$500 @ohnbduier i'm Baiier uno
Die SnIaifen fonnten oieielben t,nr in
8Doten uerlaffen.
- 9ie bret &ompa9nien oeS 26.
Snfanterie : Geeimentes itno BON
Sort Sam 6DuitDn nah 2eDn
springs abee5ogen, UNI bort auf benz
6bieBplab uebungen por5unehnen.
Die apeite uno fiinfaebnte Batterie
Der Irtilerie begiebt fih nahIte
8ohe au 9leibem 8mede nah 8errs
bile.
- SIN 8eauo auf Die Betition Der
Union Der Muiiter, Der &apeae oes
|26. Snfanteries 8eeiments oas Iufz
treter i'm San Bebro Bart 81 pers
bieten, iaat Der 8rdiioent Der Stra=
Observation-Disclosures, baB er Die 9as
pele fir Die gauge Saiion engaaiert
babe, UNI ben 8eiuhern oes Barfes
1nterbaltun9 gu liefern. S0lte Der
Staotrat su @unIten Der BetitiDn
entlheioen, 10 nlroe Der GDntraft
nit Der &apeqe artnuaiert tperoen.
= SIN 6auie oeS Capt. gbaS.
Sbreiner in &errpiue fano Die Ser
mdbluna beg 6errn Nlfreo Sieme>
ring nit SRI. 2iIie Goodman itatt.
Das Srabt WutDmDbil, mel=
DIES bic WilitdrbebDroen fir Sort
MeSntOib uno auoere Sorts an uns
teren &iD @ranoe gefauft batten, I'm
Semitic, Sleiih uno anbere leibt
uerberbenoe Nabrungsmittel ihneQer
abSuliefern, lit befanntli6 oer tief=
fanoiaen 2anoltraben tuegen. auf
tpelben oas Iutomobil Iib niht be-
pabrt, BON bort 5uridge5ogen nor<
ben. Sc befinoet itd ge9enmartig
in Sort Sam 0ouiton unb es miro
mabribeiulib bterbleiben, utn bon
bier aus als granSpDrtmittel nab ben
ShieBz uno uebunQspldBen Der
8unoestruppen perpenbet 81 tperoen.
= I'm Die Neger BON ben WeiBen
in ben aeibloiienen Cars 81 trens
men, lift smiihen Dem Staotratsto=
mite uno Der StraBenbabngeleq.
id1aft Die N%nbrinaung elmer 3miiher=
mano auf ben Siben nereinbart morz
ben, Die nerihiebbar lit.
8ir baben in unierer Staot.
pertualtuna gu Diel Guflihtsbeartte
uno gu uenig nirtlihe Irbeiter.
SGbrlid merben gaulenoe pon Dol
lars fir oas 5traBenz unb Sanitatss
Departement ausgegeben; aHer pDn
Derribteter Nrbeit lit peaig au be-
merfen. Die StraBen ftarren bon
Sbmub. 8ir brauben feline Sns
lpeftDren, iDnoern SttaBenfe9er.
0iht 2eute, Die init Dem gtDf in
Der 6ano Ipasieren gebeu. lonoern
iolhe, Die ben 8eien gu iiibren
miiien.
Sin unbetannter, Der BON eli
mem 8uee Der Southern 8acific
Babn in Sbumla iiberfahren tpore
ben mar, itarb am Mittnoh mDraen
auf Dem @ege bon Dem BabnhDf Der
Southern Baeiiic nah Dem Santa
80fa 6olpital.
Inner Superintendent Slapoen
bat cine BetitiDn bie1iger 8ilrger
aeaen bic Nnnabme Der 6epburn=
DDaiper : Bin Dem &eprdlentantens
baufe u~nterbreitet. Das SuftiStos
mite bat iibriaenS belblDHen, bic
Nnnabme Der 8iq nit Dem neuliH
ihon beiprDhenen Nmenbement Dem
0auIe 81 empfeblen. Soffentlin
miro iie ieoOd trpb oieier @mpfebs
lung p%erpDrfen.
= Ser 20 Sabre alte Bicgclefabs
rer 0enrp 6. Didep, Der oas &unlt=
ftif oes looping tie lDDp" nadSus
abmen ueriudte uno babel itiirste,
1T ben erbaltenen 8erleBunaen er.
leaen.
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muB, neil Die @irilbe lebr piel Sn.
Huen8 baptpe I'M Der 96rre Quetlhe
5annes iebr tuenia @elo BOT.
Shine oeS Rdmlibe plni9eno,
Wfit &iaaros
SObn Ritih, Gao.
YIN neGte Sdutt BGtridatae bleib
SD be gauge Gag oerbeim. Der
D6rre Queti9e Sannes bot fih oes
aab o0rgenOmme. 8. 8. $50.
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Cine gauge @nrlaOuno BON
Screens, Jliegentiiren uno Draft
teag. @aluaniiert uno idfpar8 bel
y D. Steues Gons.
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Seine Qual fommt Der burd Rbeu=
matismus perurla6ten 9(ei6. 0urh
ben 8ebraub BON elmer & Slmeubs
6ecept ND. 1851 miro Iofort Qins
oeruns eei6affen. 6. s. g 6miot,
00Iit0n 3eraS Woent.
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Die Zone Star" Biere.

Die Zone Star" Biere.
8er itb einmal redbt loben min,
Ser trtnte Bpm Dem &ome Star btel.
@s lit oas Bier, oas biel begebrte,
8eil es iid iberaft bepabrte.
uGrlan9er" belBt bas bunfle 8ier,
9es gutter Nan1e grab toie bier
Sn allen Srten piro aeprieien.
8eil's ols p0rtrefhih iih erpieieu.
uno fomrnen mir gum ,,Sabimet"
so finoen's ale 2eute nett.
9as ,,Gabimet", oas belt uno flare,
Sc lit BPM 8ier oas einsia uahre.
Sod unidn9it 6at bic 8rauerei.
Damit lie in Der Sront ffets lei,
Gin ncues Bier berausseaeben
SDa 8o6l9eihmad uno @raft unb
2eben.
Gs 1T BON @ir5e, BON @ebalt,
Gin @6ttertranf fir Sung unb @it.
IS ftimmt 6ebaelib. better, IrD6
lno fihrt ben Nameu ,,9tlamp!"
5ragt nur nab oieiem o9lIamp"-
@s 1T babel fein 8iiito-
Sn ieber 8irtl@aft if's 81 haben,
Senn Sober tpiu iitb baran laben.
Sn jebem 5ansbalt IoIt' es Iein,
9enn es 1T gut fit Sung un6 &lein
llno fir Die Mutter, lit es ibier
9as riht'se 2e6enselirier.
$50 cine 8rouerei beitebt,
Die 8aderei gu @runbe 9ebt.
Gin altes Spribwort iast bas 8par
9oh lit es ui6t gera6e wabr.
DDh zines, oas lit tpirflidb tpa6r,
Auilt irgenopo oas Bier recbt tlar
uno 9iebt es bort audi sutes 8rot,
Damn leioet Niemanb 10 lei6t 0ot.
Drum bod uno bod oas
GONE gtar Bier,
Der Stols Der Staot uno lire Bier,
gSir blel6en nit oeuti6er Mannertrel
graeben itets benz 2Oae Star 8raa
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$500 8elohnunn Fir irnpn.

$500 8elobnuno fir iraeno Sc
mano, Der cine before uno poaIt6ns
oigere Nuspabl bon Screens uno
Boroertllren retlnen fann, als fie bel
go. Stepes & CONS gu lin
ben lit.
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@aluanilierte, IA : malhioe
tStiegentiiren. 6 b. Steoes &
Sons.
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Gpeurht fiir oas 6otel .Gosmopus
oOouOlIl Tito" in @uaoataiara. Wles
rico, cine iunae DentiGe CUR State
Der 6ansfrau. Rdbere Ginaelbesten
in Der Expedition Der nSreie Brefie
iir Teras."
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Milter @biteri Dem 9Drre Duet.
ide Sannes gebt es beint lbun be-
oeiteno better I'M in orei bier Tdg
pero er abel iei, gu Der WiifIes 96rre
Gueti6e 6anneiiin transported rpern
Sc f6nne, BorIduHg is er, Of rourle,
nod i'm 6Olpital.
8as Wlid abelanet, 10 bin SD
NIT lei6tere 8erlebunge beroo aes
fimme, neil SD n6nllid] - es mar
Wtir grab eiaefaae, oaB SD e Gps
pointment aebntt hen-oes Q0fa[ 1ebr
pl0bli6 nerl0iie ben. Sc iein Mir
bios e Baar Glider, e 8aiIer 8its
der I'm Stub nahgefloae, tuu Otih
atprper gum Slid an feline cole a6rs
perteile 9etroffe ben.
Der Wirt tldbmt orei6unnert I'M
ieh5ia Dollars DdmGtlh, no Sd
mabrlteinliA feiuelli oerior uhfimme
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-05-29

1.-Two out when winning run scored.
Columbus .......1 Q 0 0 0 o o q -
IoledO ..........0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 o O =
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-05-29

Houch struck out two men, closing the
ninth inning with the score 3 to 2 in
favor of the Methodists.
If st. Olaf had won yesterdays game
she would have had the pennant cinched,
as she would have had only two more
games to play, while their nearest COM
petitor for first hOnors, st. Thomas, has
already lost three games. Each team now
has two games left to play, and if st.
Thomas wins all games and st. Olaf loses
all the two teams will be tied for first
place. The ST. Thomas boys were nat
urally anxious to see Hamline win on
this account, and nearly a hundred of
them attended the game in body to root
for the Methodists.
Houch and Gunderson, the opposing
pitchers. were in fine form and not only
pitched fine ball, but did some fine field
ing work Houch had six strike outs
one put out, five assists and one error to
his credit, and Gunderson had five strike
outs, one put out eleven assists and no
errors as his share, but Houch won his
own game when the score was tied in
the fourth by landing on the ball for
home run.
Smith started out to uphold his reputa-
tion as a batter by soaking the sphere for
three bases on his first time up, but
that was his only hit. He played fine
game at first however, accepting thir-
teen chances without an error, but Norby
st. Olaf's first baseman, had him beaten
by one man, as he took fourteen chances
without a skip.
Games this week will be as follows.
Monday. St. Thomas vs.. st. Olaf at St
Thomas; Wednesday, ST. Thomas VS..
Shattuck at Faribault; Saturday, Ham
line VS. Carleton at NOrthfieId
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-05-29
PLAY GOOD TENNIS
DeephaVen Tournament Brings.
Out Fast Youngsters.

Finals in the interscholastic tennis
tournament at Deephaven, Lake Mime
: tonka, will be played Monday afternoon.
A large gallery watched the play yester-
DAY morning and afternoon, and several
( OF the old experts who were on hand de-
cared that the youngsters We're putting
up a remarkably good game, all things
considered. Results in the preliminary
nISt St ana part of the second round were sa
First Round-A. Lambert, Minneapolis
South Side, beat Adams, St Paul Cen
tral, Ga, 6-1 F. Thompson, Minneapolis
Central. beat w. Elsberg, Minneapolis
South Side, 60. So Dressell, st. Paul
Academy, beat Cohen, Minneapolis North
SIDE, 4-6, 6-1. 6-3. Greer, Minneapolis
Central, beat Kobbe, st. Paul Central 6-3
SO. Rhodes, ST. Paul Mechanic Arts
beat Barnard, Minneapolis East Side. So
6-1, 6-5. Reese, st. Paul Central, beat
OdWay, St. Paul Academy, 6-5. 60.
Thompson, Minneapolis Central beat Ell
well, Minneapolis South Side 60, 6-2
Second .Round-F Thompson, Minneap-
oils, beat Dressell, st. Paul Academy, 6-f,
"a. Greer, Minneapolis Central, beat
Rhodes, st. Paul Mechanic Arts, 60
Sc, 6-5
eliminaries-Shepard, st. Paul Acad-
emy, beat Potter, Minneapolis East Side,
6-2, 6-2. Lambert, Minneapolis South
Side, beat BealeS, St. Paul Mechanic Arts,
6-3, 6-2. Reese, st. Paul Central, beat
Wingate, Minneapolis North Side, 6-1, 6-1.
ElweH won by default. Telford Thomp-
son.. Minneapolis Central by default
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-05-29

Zone out when winning run made.
Brooklyn. 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1-3
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-05-29
BOY is CHAMPION
Harold Wilcox Captures Metro.
politan Golf Championship.

GARDEN CITY. L. L, May 2s.-HaEpldl
Wilcox, Of St. Paul's school, Garden Citg.
but entered from the Montclair Golf elsb,
today won the final in the Metropolitan
Golf association championship ,toIirna-
ment, defeating Percy r. Pyne II, of the
Morris County club. intercollegiate cham
'pfon of four years ago.
It was a sc hole match In the morning
round the two We're all square at the
turn, but Pyne was weak coming home,
missing four drives and also being un-
certain in putting, SO that Wilcox was
Setting out in the afternoon, Pyne
topped the drive and he also played the
next two holes badly, so that Wilcox in
creased his lead to seven up. There
after the match was more evenly con-
tested. but Wilcox was never pushed,
and won finally by up and to play.
Findlay Douglas. the former amateur,
and M. G. A. champion. won the presi-
dents cup; o. Woodward, of the Marine
and Field club, the third, and Grenvile
Kane, of Tuxedo, the fourth cup. Douglas
also won the gross score prize in the
handicap, with III, and the handicap cup
was won by A. H. Hart, Of the Apawamis
club, with 89,36-153.
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FIGHTS RACE TRACKS
Attorneys VIII Attack New York
Jockey Club Law.
Special to The Globe.

Special to The Globe.
NEW YORK, May 2S.-Charles S. Hayes
and Francis w. Russell, who have sue
ceeded Benjamin F. Steinhardt as attor-
neys for Peter Delacy, will ask the su-
preme court this week to issue an in
junction restraining thet Jockey club from
permitting boolzmakers to do business at
race tracks.
August Belmont is the president of the
club, and Frank K. Sturgis is it's secre-
tary. Belmont is also chairman Of the
state racing commission, and director of
the WeStcheSter Racing association.
Under the law creating the state racing
commission, every racing association
must obtain a license from the commits
sion to conduct running races and steeple-
chases. One of the conditions of this
license is that the license shall be sub
Ject to the rules of the Jockey club.
Action against the Jockey club will be
based upon that section of the state con
stitution which prohibits pool selling and
all other forms of gambling in all other
parts of the state
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-05-29

take another walk. Clingman's fieider's
choice was fielded wide to home and Peirce
scored a run leaving the bases full.
Jackson selected this time to heave the
ball over the fence and four Saints fol-
lowed each other across. Curtiss. in his
disgust, walked Wheeler, who was un-
grateful enough to steal second and
OBrien brought him home with single.
O'Brien was caught stealing second and
Kelley famed.
while Cantillon threw off several duplex
fits in rapid succession and shifted his
battery around There was nothing doing
on either side until the ninth when a
double and a single were converted into
one run for the Saints.
For few seconds in the closing half Of
the ninth it looked as if the visitors might
do something serious. Pennell started
with single and Hemphill placed him on
third with a safe one in the right field.
Bateman walked filling the bases with no
one out Wolf was considerate enough
to strike out and Spears forced Bateman
to second, scoring Pennell, but the lofty
Mckay filled Cantillons cup to overflow
ing by three glorious failures to hit the
hall The score.
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PILLSBURY ACADEMY
CLAIMS CHAMPIONSHIP
owatonna School Has Record Of Eight
Games Won and One Lost.
Snecial to 1Fhe Globe

QWATONNA Mimi. May 28.-The
Pillsbury Academy baseball team has now
played eight games and has lost only one
that one being lost to the champion
seTni-professional team of Lake Crystal
which has not been defeated in three
years. Pillsbury claims on this record the
state academic Championship, her per
centage being .S75.
No other academy in the state has thus
far approached this record, and the claim
looks good. Still there are one or two
teams which dispute it and it is probable
that the question will be finally settled
when the locals meet Shattuck, a game
with whom is now being arranged If
the game is arranged it viii be played on
the local academy grounds. These two
schools from time immemoriaI have been
rivals in athletics, and a contest be
tween them will be fast and interesting
The Owatonna high school has won
from the Garfield business college and has
lost to the Pillsbury academy, Waseca
high and Albert Lea high
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French soldiers to Race.

PARIS, May 28.-An unprecedented
athletic event will take place tomorrow
when over 1000 French soldiers will COM
pete in an army racing match. The con
testants will start from the Place de Ia
Concord. thence go to st. GERMAN and
return to the starting point. The total
distance is about twenty eight miles.
One hundred and seventy-five infantry
regiments ard twenty eight regiments Of
cavalry and batteries of artillery will
compete. each sending a team of ten
men The prizes are numerous. The men
will walk in uniform, but without arms.
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Slated for Plank in ninth.
$*Batted for Powers in ninth.

New York ..,.0 0 / o
Philadelphia 20 0 O.
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The Brewers took temporary brace in
their half of the third which Wolf started
with a single. Slattery turned his back
on the bail and got hit without getting
hurt. Curtiss sacrificed and Stone brought
them both in with a single. Stone longed
Tor second and Peirce threw him out and
Schaefer struck at the ball until stopped
retiring the side with two runs.
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Milwaukee
AMcKav out on hllnt strikes.

mckay out on bunt Strikes.
Milwaukee 20 . 2 o. 0 l. 8
ST. Paul 80 0 A 6 0 0 0 o. Ill
Two-base hits, Schaefer, Sessions.
o O'Brien; three base hit, Schaefer; home
runs, Jackson, Wheeler; struck out, by
Sessions 8. by Curtiss 1, by Bateman 1;
first on balls, OF Sessions 2, off Curtiss f.
hit batsman, Sessions; sacrifice hits, Cur
tiss, Clingman 2, Kelley; stolen bases,
SchaefeT Wheeler, Jackson; double plays,
O'Brien to Marcan; time of game, 200;
umpire Hart
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Champions Sun Losing.

Special to The Globe
WINNIPEG, May 28.-The Maroons met
their fourth consecutive defeat this after
noon, the Duluth batters jumping on to
Dalquist and batted him all over the field
in the seventh inning. Dalquist was then
taken out and Converse substituted. In
this inning Duluth scored eight runs. This
closed the team S home series.
f. l.. Barron, fielder, was released, and
left for ST. Paul. Harry Wood sprained
his knee and is out of the game for the
season. The Maroons leave tomorrow for
Fargo and open at Duluth June 2. Win
nipeg is trying to secure COrbett from the
st. Paul American association team.
Winnipeg 100 100000 Oil s
Duluth ........0 0 0 2 8 1-16 16 2
Batteries, Winnipeg, Dalquist, Con-
verse and Howard; Duluth, Gehering and
O'Iearv
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crookston Takes Second.

Special to The Globe.
GRAND FORKS, N. D., May 2S.-
CrOokston got four runs in the third in
ming, and this gave them the third game
of the series. CTookston has taken two
games out of the three. The game, aside
from this inning, was a fair one, the spe-
cial feature being Nagels home run,
Score:
Grand Forks 1000 OO1O1OO-2 s s
Crookston .....0 . l O-5 9 1
Batteries, Grand Forks, Newmeyer,
Brown; Crookston, Martin, Novacek