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Microbes Have Easy Time

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. Sept. s.-Weird base
ball. combined with free hitting. won the
game for the Chicago Nationals today
With a lead of eight runs in the ninth in
ming. Chicago sent Grothe to the pitchers
box His pitching was erratic and the locals
scored thrice before being retired. At
tendance. 1900. Score:
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Totals .....34 "a 8 9 81 Is
*SulliYan hatted for Slagle in the ninth

st. Paul. 80 0 O o 2 2-6
Kansas City..O O.5 0 0 0 3-S
Two base hits. Jones. Jackson. Martin,
Wheeler Butler, Ryan, Nance; sacrifice
hits, Nance Frantz: stolen bases, Martin,
HILL Massey. Butler; double play. Nance
to Butler; bases on balls, off Frantz 8,
off Slagle 4; struck out, by Slagle. Butler,
by F'rantz, Martin 2, Kelley, Jackson;
bases, ST. Paul u. Kansas City S; time of
game, 1:45; attendance, 800; umpire, Kill
lon
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Senator's Beat the Colonies

LOUISVILLE, KY. Sept 6.-The locals
could not hit Malarkey today and Colum-
bus won the first game of the series.
Klein put him out of the game in the
fourth inning for objecting to a strike de-
cision. Bohannon pitched the remainder
of the game and was somewhat of a
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RAILROAD NOTICES
5000 TO CALIFORNIA

Via Rock Island System, Sept. is to Oct.
IS Inclusive
Rate applies to San Francisco, Los
Angeles, San Diego and intermediate
points. Through wide vestibuled tourist
cars every Thursday via Colorado Springs
(Scenic Line) and Salt Lake City. Berth
rate S6.75. Tickets and full information
Arenf @ sRf and Raber l streefs Tes Pa
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FIRST GAME

Left on bases New York Z, Philadel-
dell 4; struck out, by Orth 5, by Wad-
dell IA; home run, Dougherty; three-base
hits, Williams, l.. Cross, Seybold two
base hit Williams; sacrifice hit, Picker
ing; stolen bases, Anderson, Camel. Con-
roy; double plays. Orth to Elberfeld to
Camel, Williams to Elberfeld to Camel:
umpire, Connolly; time 30
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s1s-sT. LOUIS AND RETURNS:
Via Rock Island system

Tickets on sale Aug. %, Sept. A (Sun-
day., II and 26. good returning seven
days from date OF sale.
Shortest line, quickest time over 200
miles longside the Mississippi river Of
fee. Sixth and Robert streets. ST. Paul.
F. w. Saint. City Passenger Agent.
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Dusty Rhoades Too Wild

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Sept. 6.-Rhoades'
wildness was the cause of Cleyeland's de-
feat by st. Louis today, two men scoring
on wild pitches, while another was forced
in by base on balls. The sensational
catches by Burkett, Wallace an Ns-ueden
kept Clevelands score down H n was
very steady after the fifth inr At
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SECOND GAME

Two-base hits, Mullen. Lachance, I'm
glaub; three-base hits Collins, C. Stahl
Patten; home run, Huelsman; sacrifice
hits. Kittredge, Freeman: stolen bases, j.
Stahl, Dineen, Unglaub; first base on
balls, off Patten 4; struck out, by. Dineen
4, by Patten 5; passed ball, Farrell; time,
1:4S; umpires, Sheridan and King.
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Through to California Without Chance

The Minneapolis & ST Louis R. r. will
inaugurate its personally conducted Cali
fornia tourist car service commencing
Thursday, Sept. Is, continuing each
p. m. Thursday, arrive Los Angeles / 100
p. m. the following Tuesday. via the fa-
nous Scenic Route through Colorado.
Call on H. S. Haskins, c.. T. A., Ryan
o1 - =. -
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Senators Divide Header

BOSTON, Mass, Sept 6.-Although
Boston won the first game today to 1,
the Washingtons registered their first vic
tory of the season over the local players
by defeating them to 3 in the second
game. AS a result Boston dropped to
second place in the league standing. At
tendance, 6,957. Score:
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Hishianders Take Header

NEW YORK, Sept. 6.-The local Amer
leans took both games of today's double
header from the Philadelphias. Waddell
struck out fourteen men in the first game
The second game was won by Griffith S
good work. Dougherty's single and An
derson's home run hit. Scores:
E,IPCv, CAME,
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Only sa2. 90 to California

Via the Minneapolis & ST. Louis R. r.
Tickets on sale Sept. 15 to Oct. Is. Through
call on H. S. Haskins. 6. t. A., Ryan
hotel.
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San Francisco and Return $4,000
Daily to Sept 10 via the Minneapolis
ST. Louis R. r. Limit for return Oct 23
Tickets good going one route and return
ing another. Stopovers permitted
Call on III. S. Haskins. c. T. A., Ryan
hotel.
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Settlers and coIonist Rates

To Texas, Oklahoma. New Mexico, Louis
lana. California and the Northwest, via the
Minneapolis & st. Louis r. r.
Call On II. S. Haskins, C. T. A., Ryan
hotel.
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SIS Reduction

In rate to California via The North
Western Line. For information as to time
MIA. etc. call at 396 Robert street, RYAN
hotel, ST. Paul. MINI.
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Brewers Blank the MiIIers

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Sept. 6-MiI-
waukee shut out Minneapolis in listless
and embarrassing game this afternoon.
Curtis pitched fine ball and Ferry did
we'll except in giving too many bases on
balls Score:
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WESTERN LEAGUE
At Denver

At Denver
Denver .........o 100000 .-s 10 o
Col Springs 20 o 0 / 0 o. s
Batteries-Cable and Lucia, Nash and
Baerwald
AT st. Joseph R. H E.
Des Moines.. 80 o o I 0 0 0-2 S 4
Clark and Garvin, Hoffer and Towne.
AT Omaha RH E.
Omaha .1 O O o %-7 O 4
Sioux City.......1 1 o o 1 o 0-3 3
Pfeister and Freese; Kostal and Star
nagle.
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FIRST GAME
Boston .....0 0 0 1 0 o 0 "a
Washington % @ O 0 0 0 0 Ii

Lachance; double play Townsend to
Cassidy to ]. Stahl first base on balls, off
Townsend q. off Tannehill 1; struck out,
by Tannehill 5. by Townsend /; balk.
Sheridan.
SECOND CAME
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nvlsit the Old .EoIks,,

In Ohio, Indiana, etc. Low round home
visitors rates via the Minneapolis & st.
Louis r. r. Sept. 6, 13, 20, 81 and Oct. II.
Limit thirty days.
Call on II. S. Haskins. C. T. A., Ryan
hotel
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FIRST CAME

Two-base hit. Huggins; three base hits,
Ritchey, Bransfield; sacrifice hit, Beau
mont; stolen bases. Odwell, Steinfeldt;
double plays, Leach to Ritchey to Brans-
balls. off Robertailee 1; struck out. by
Robertaiiee s. by Walker 8; time, 200;
umpire, Jehnstone.
SECoNn CAME
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Earned run, Milwaukee,; bases on balls
off Ferry g. off Curtis l. struck out, by
Ferry 2, by Curtis 5; double plays Oyler
to Fox to Freeman, Bateman to Schaefer;
passed ball, O'Lcary; left on bases Min
neapolis Z, Milwaukee 5; sacrifice hits,
O'Brien. PenneIl; umpire Hart; time
1880; attendance, 500
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Earned run, st. Louis / first on errors
Cleveland 2: two base hits, Bay. Flick
Wallace, Howell. Bemis. sacrifice. hits
Bradley. Laloiee Moran, Hynes: stolen
bases. Stovall. Bradley: bases on ba is
off Rhoades 4. off Howell /; left on bases
Cleveland 8, ST. Louis Z; struck out, by
Rhoades 3, by Howell 1: wild pitch
Rhoades 3; time. 2:l0; umpire. O'Longtlin
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DUBUQUE 4. Cedar Rapids ..
Yacht Spray Wins

DETROIT. Mich. Sept. 6.-The Detroit
yacht Spray Won heat today for the
Walker cup at the opening of the country
off Crosse Pointe. Ste. Claire. of Detroit
finished second. and Pirate of Detroit
third: Rooster H., Of Cleveland, was
fourth and Eyota. of Detroit, fifth. Yo
off the cup last year, could do no better
than sixth in teday's race Ventura. of
Detroit. was seventh
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Home Visitors Excursions Via Rock Isl.
and -Systena

Sept. 6. 13, 20 and 81, and Oct. II. the
Rock Island System will sell round trip
tickets to Sandusky, Columbus. Toledo,
Cincinnati, Lima, Fort Wayne, Indianap-
oils. Louisville and intermediate points
in Ohio and Indiana, good returning 80
days, at rate of one fare plus 81 for the
round trip Office. Sixth and Robert
streets. ST. Paul. f. w. Saint, City Pas
senger Agent
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EaTLed FunS, ST. LOUIS /, Chicago 2;
two-bases hit, Mccarthy; tiree-base hits,
Brain. Tinker; sacrifice hits, Barry, Will
Grothe in one inning; passed ball, Killing;
stolen bases, Shannon, Slagle, Barry, Nc
Carthy; hit by pitched ball. by Mcfarland
I; base on balls, off Weimer 3, off Grothe
2; struck out, by Weimer s, by McFar-
land /, by Grothe 2; left ON bases. St
Louis 8, Chicago 8; time, 1:40; umpire,
thinner.
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Worlds Fair Rates VIA Rock Island sy.
tenn

1cKets on sale daily.
Fifteen day tickets sis. 20
Sixty day tickets .s21. 80
Season tickets S25 so
Shortest line; fastest time: best meals
on wheels. No change OF rars. 20U miles
longside the Mississippi Compare dis
tance and time with other lines. Office
Sixth and Robert streets. ST. Paul Wv.
Saint. City Passenger Agent.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING OF the Clubs

Yesterdays Results
Boston 4. 8, Washington /, 6.
New York 5. 2. Philadelphia =, /.
Chicago 4, Detroit 0.
ST. Louis 6, Cleveland 3.
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SAINTS LOSE HARD
ONE TO THE BLUES
Champs Pound Frantz, but
Are Unable to Score
Enough Runs
Standing of the Clubs
Yesterdays Results

Kansas City s, st. Paul 6.
Indianapolis 6, Toledo 1.
Milwa ukee ,, Minneapolis 0.
Columbus Z, Louisville 2.
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Three 4 Ieac,,e

Bloomington S. z, Decatur ,
Rock Island 5, Springfield 8.
Rockford 6, Davenport 5.
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Indians Trim Mud Hens

Bases on balls, By Newlin 2, by More
ton z; struck out, by Newlin 2, by More
ton 3; hit by pitched ball, Dickey; two
base hits, Carr, Newlin, Phillips; three
base hit, Swander; home rum Swander;
sacrifice hit, Hegriever; umpire, Baus-
wine; time, 1:3O.
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Totals Il 3014 II Totals ..14*2s 10 5
.Two out when winning run made.
New York ....4 O o o O o !
Boston 30 L 0 O @. & 3 @ q n
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Two-base hits. Mccormick. Seymour,
Odwell.. Huggins three base hit, Beau
mont: sacrifice hit. KeiIum: stolen bases,
Sebring Odwell: double plays, Archer to
Corcoran to Kelley, Corcoran to Higgins
to Kelley; first base on balls, off Kellum
1; struck out, by Philippi 6, by Kellum g.;
time, 1:45; umpire, Johnstone.
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Two-base hits, Kerwin, Kihm, Bridwell.
Montgomery, Quinan; three-base hits,
Friel 2. Householder Malarkey, Bridwell;
stolen bases, Brashear, Montgomery; base
on balls, off Bohannon L. off Malarkey 2;
2; hit by pitched ball, by Campbell 1;
passed ball, Dexter; double play, Hall
man to Dexter; left on bases. Louisville
A. Columbus 4; hits off Campbell 6 in 8 1-3
innings. off Bohannon in 23 innings;
time, 1:50; umpire. Klein.
Indians Trim Mud Hens
INDIANAPOLIS Ind, Sept. 6.-The
local team defeated Toledo today by
score of 6 to l. There were no features.
Attendance, 300 Score:
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Lewee's fielding was the only feature

lammed one hard, but Bonner got it and
shot it to first for the end of the bat
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Standina OF the Clubs

Yesterdays Results
Chicago 10, st. Louis 5.
New York s. Boston Z.
Pittsburg 5, 3, Cincinnati /, Z.
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First and Third Tuesday OF Each Month
The Chicago Great Western Railway viii
sell Homeseekers' tickets at one fare plus
$500 to points in Alabama. Arkansas. Col
lucky Louisiana, Mexico, Mississippi
Missouri Nebraska New Mexico North
Carolina. Oklahoma. Tennessee, Texas,
Utah. Virginia and wyoming. For fur
ther informa tion apply TO ]. N Sfors.
Gen'l Aet.. Cor. 5th and Robert Sts., st
Paul
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-29

the case OF the meas treasure. those
most familiar with the history of Peru
have always maintained that some
where within the confines of that
country there was concealed one OF
the greatest collections of gold. silver
and precious stones that the world
has known.
News travels hut slowly in the an.
cient wilderness in which the treas.
ure has been found. and the Bolivian
authorities have taken means to pre-
vent the spread OF the reports. That
il has been found, however. is firmly
established by semi-oflcial advices
which have been received in this o
try during the past week. Several of
the newspapers OF Lima. in Peru. hav.
ing been advised of the discovery.
have dispatched correspondents to
Chililaya. but the reports of these
men have not yet been received.
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DIDN'T WANT AN ASSISTANT.
Musicians Rebuke More Gentle Than
Was Deserved.

Dr. Hans Richter, the great musical
conductor. who entered on his SHY
second year a few days ago, Is noted
for his absolute mastery and ease
while welding the baton. The noted
German was rehearsing in London on
one occasion when "A peculiar lttle
tapping sound, soft but most irrltat'
inc, caught his attention. AFTER en-
during il for some minutes in silence
he looked around for the offender, ana
said, in his broken English: u must
ask YOU not to beat time with your
foot" and then quietly added, as II
1t had only just occurred to him
When | am conducting, | cannot al
ways agree with your foot The
expression Of his face drew the sting
out OF the sarcasm. and everybody
laughed.
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WELCOME TO JUNGLE RUSSELL
Aaed Financier Pleased at Cordially
Of Brokers.

Russell Sage was seen In Broad
street. New York, the other DAY '"r
the first time in over a year, anu me
occasion was seized by "A crowd OF
brokers' who make their headquarters
in front Of the Exchange building 10
give him an ovation. Mr.. sage rieh'
hand was converted into a pump nan
die and one young broker stood on
from the crowd and shouted: WHATS
the matter with Uncle Russell? IN
stantly the reply came: Hes all
right" The aged f%inancier was e'l-
IDENTITY much pleased by the warmth
of his greeting. and he lifted ms nat
and bowed all around, just like a man
who has been elected d school irns'
tee by his admiring townsmen' For
two years Russell Sage has been seen
on the street only al intervals, which
have been gradually widening during
the last year.
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REPARTeE IN COUNCIL HALLS.
Shafts Of Wit Pointed and Not Very
Delicate.

Repartco as practiced by dignihcd
solonS In the New York legislature
takes on somewhat OF "A Bowcry com
plcXion at times. One day the house
was considering a certain measure
when Mr.. Cook of Erie said courteous.
ly: The gentleman who has spoken
In opposition to this bin Is n pin
head He referred TO Mr.. Cox of
Buffalo, who in his p|olitcst manner
replied, The gentleman who fayOrs
this bill" Of course referring To MIR.
Cook, has a vacuum where his
brains ought To be" Wheroupon As.
semblyman Lynch FASTENED to oh.
serve cordially; Mr.. Speaker. it gives
me great pleasure To find that, for
the first occasion since have served
in the Legislature with them. can
agree with both Mr.. Cox and Mr..
Cook. ] agree with what Mr.. Cook
said about Mr., Cox and indOrse what
Mr., Cox said about Mr.. Cook" Then
the bill was passed.
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After the lapse Of a century and a
Gnarter since the mysterious disap.
pearance Of the vast treasure of gold,
siivc and precious stones. once the
property Of the lncas of Peru. a por-
hon NJ that treasure has been found
near the City Of Chililaya. on the
southeast shore Of Lake Titicaca. and
not far west of La Paz. once a great
city of the lncas. The treasure was
turned mp by "A prospecting party of
American and European engineers.
and from advices recently received
from Bolivia. of which Chililaya is
now "A part. is valued at about STA.
eOO 600.
In the history of the world no
buried treasure cauSed such a general
search as this. The very existence of
all other hidden treasures like that of
Capt. Kidd has been doubted, but in
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MIGHT HAVE BEEN DIFFICULT.
But Luckily Colonel Mas Not Called
Upon TO EXPLAIN.

Representative kittredgc llaskius ui
Vermont is a lay reader in the Epts'
copal church at Brattleburo. He is
also Il lawyer. and ON occasion H.
capable of emphatic language. Over
at the senate there is Il doorkccpcr.
A. i. Markham, noted as a campaign
singer, whose home is also in Brat
tleboro. When the rector of the little
church at BrattlcbOro Is unable to be
present. because Of duties elsewhere.
Col. Haskins and MIR. Markham prac.
tically run the church. Col. Naskins
breaches and Markham sings.
A story is told about a prolonged
absence Of the rector, which put upon
Col. Haskins Unexpectedly the duty of
conducting the Sunday service. lie
met Markham, who said that he could
not sing that Sunday.
Not sing" exclaimed the colonel
hotly. We'll. now, Markham, II YOU
don't sing III BE-
Right there Col. Haskins hesitated
a moment. and. as a guilty look came
into his eye. added: III I'll preach"
But Mr.. Markham agreed To sing
and there was no occasion for Col
l~iaskins to explain that hiatus IN his
remark Washington Post.
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Pope Plus Makes Many Chances

Plus y. is still engaged in planning
and ~decrceing numerous important re-.
forms in the Roman curia. lie has
just reduced his Noble guard from
seventy 10 fOrty-fvc. and reductions
both In numbers and salary are anlici.
pated shortly in the ranks Of the
Palatine and Swiss guards, whose dis.
ciplinary regulations, more especially
as regards morality and mixing in
quirinal society, have been OF late re-.
vised with startling severity. There
is reason for believing tina, the pope
will shortly publish motu proprio a
decree Ordaining that no post in the
Roman cnria, diplomatic or otherwise.
shall hereafter carry with il any right
10 a carGinalate. Considerable reduc.
tons in the salaries of nuncios and
other diplomatic servants are also an,
nounCed.
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ers. who could hardly be called set
tiers. were doubtless lodged within its
shelter. within which also the first
church was built. The first church of
masonry. by the way, and the first
tavern. were built in the same year,
1912. the former within the tort. the
latter al the corner of Pearl street
and Coenties Slip. As real settlers
came in increasing numbers. those OF
them who We're traders and villagers
established themselves as near the
fort as they could. and along the
water front of the East river. for
along the water front of the North
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-29
School to Teach Auetioneerina.

Col. Carey NJ. Jones of Davenport, a
well known live stock auctioneer, IN
association with "a number OF other
prominent auctioneers, will open in
July in Davenport, Iowa, a school OF
auctioneering and oratory, The aim
OF the school will be tn develop auc'
tioneers capable of rolling on talk by
The yard. There will be courses in
oratory, grammar and other branches
and a competent specialist in charge
of each department, Col. Jones con
Quoted sales of fancy cattle IN seven
teen states OF the union last year.
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river there was very little building,
and that side of the lower city has
ever since continued to lag behind
the other in its commercial develop.
ment, To the north of the village
was established another defense. a
real wall" or at least a real palisade,
on the announcement Of war between
Holland and England in 1862, as a de.
Tense against the encroaching Yam
KEGS. and this. nov become Wall
street. was the northern boundary.
There was nothing beyond il but
farmS.-New York Times.
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KEEP OUT THE FLIES"
Pathetic Reason for Old Mans Con
slant Reiteration.

"Somethin' TO keep out the flies.
num-; somethin' to keep out The flies.
Day after day, week in and week out,
sunshine or rain, the housewives in
the Mission heal this cry from a lit
tie old man who owns a little car
pcnter shop on Castro street. near
where the cars turn. He has been
there for years. and during all that
time he has done nothing but make
screen covered cupboards-'some-
tnIng to keep ont the flies Occasion
ally he will take an order for a screen
door.
An order for a cupboard pleases
him greatly and is always received
with a chuckle and a muttered some
thing about flies. the pesky critters.
Recently a woman who ordered a
cupboard from him sought to find out
why he had such a hatred for flies.
For a time all she got from the old
man was a mumbled Keep EN- out,
the pesky critters-keep EN- out
She persisted in the inquiry, and
after a minute or two the old man,
with a sayage look in his eyes,
snapped out:
Twenty years ago in Missouri
had a wife and five chiloren, We had
a nice little farm. In a town hVe
miles from us there was a plague. h
flies carried il To my little farm. With
In a week wife and little ones died.
Keep ON out. the pesky critters;
keep EN- out.'-San Francisco CAL,
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GOT TIRED OF APPLAUSE.
Actor Wearied Of the Efforts Of Hired
CIaquer.

Tho claque Is now a recognized In
stitution in some New York play
houses. but the hired applauders have,
not come to understand their Dues
nearly so we'll as their Partisan bro
totypcs. At one OF these thcatcrs tho
other evening the leading man was
brought before the curtain half u
dozen times after a good scene, chiefly
through claqucrs' efforts. The nc
tor. rather Disguised with the made
to.ordCr enthusiasm. was bowling him
self off when the most vOciferOus
claqucr broke into another yOlley. The
leading maj paused, held up his hand,
and said. when silence was restored.
Stop IL, my good friend. ! believe
You We Id encore a miracle This
produced a real curtain call, To which
The actor smilingly responded. !
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Copper Kings Reputation Good.

out among Montana miners some
wonder is expressed because police
protection was sought in New York
The other day by w, G.. Green, the
copper king. when threat.
cned him with "A IA Twenty years
ago and more Billy Green was
known in Montana as about the last
man on earth to 30 to the police
with his troubles. In those days ne
was plenty quick on the draw" and
always ready to fight his own battles
being known as "a dead game man
from Anaconda 10 Tombstone.
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JOKE ON SECRETARY SHAW.
Washington Laughs at Ingenuity Of
~Statesman's Excuse.

A government scientist not long ago
gave Il dinner IN Washington In honor
of Speaker Henderson. The scientist
halls from the hawkeyo state, so IL
was distinctiyely an Iowa dinner. or
curse Secretary Shaw was a guest,
and he was the only n absent when
: O'Clock arrived. The host waited
half an hour and then gave orders to
serve. Al exactly 1855 the secretary
Of the treasury was announced. His
explanation has been a joke among
the Iowa contingent IN Washington
ever since, II though this dinner was
for s O'Clock" said he, in evident en-
barrassmcnt. II arrived outside at
100 by my watch. II was so early l
decided to walk mp and down the
street till saw someone else come.
But no one came, and so J had to en-.
ter alone"
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The extremely interesting plan
herewith reproduced was discovered
by the late George II. Moore in the
British Museum and copied for him,
in 1858. II shows the layout" of the
original Dutch settlement. 1t in
cludes. as will be seen. only that part
of the island which is below Wall
street. which was all that there was of
the trading post of forty years exist
erce. The trading post began with a
fort at the most convenient place OF
landing, which was at first a mere
blockhouse with cedar palisades, the
present Battery. The very first trad
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-29
Only Known Woman Coal Miner.

There is only one woman coal
miner in Missouri, and she has but
one arm. Miss Minnie Petrie began
to work in the mine OF her nephew.
Theodore Petrie, near Fulton. a few
years & because no could not get
as many men as he wanted. The FIRST
day she worked she wore feminine
clothes, but finding them unsuitable
the next day she wore an old suit Of
her nephew's and, attired In mems
clothes, she has been digging coal
ever since. She is so years old.