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Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-12-24

zenia sedziego zwiazkowego Swaynea Ala
bamy "a naduzywanie wladzy. lstnieje
prawo, ze sedzia udajacy sic sprawie
publioznej "a granioe swego okregu ma
mice zwr6cone koszta podr6zy do wysoko-
sci $40 dziennie. Sedzia Swayne, majac
karte wolnego przejazdu, jezdzii kolejami
darmo, liczyf sobie jednak zswsze sumo
najwyzsza, ii. $40 dziennie. Podobno wie-
lu innych sedzi6w postepuje tax samo, "a
nosi sig wieo znowu ma szereg procesow
sksndalioznych, podobnyoh do spraw mad
uzyc departamenoie poozty!
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-12-24

lub nazajutrz trzeba bedzie ztad zmykac.
"Oto zaufanie-dodaje- 90 kt6rem sic roz-
pisujecie." Me nadarmo-p -pisze dalej-w
armii pokpiwaja. il Kuropatkin slubowai
ma NIECE swego dziada: Poza Irkuck ami
kroku.''
Demczynski prostuje tel, jakoby niefor
tunna wyprawa pod Wafanku (gdzie, jak
czytelnicy zapewne pamietaja, zostaf pobi-
ty. Stackelberg) byfa narzucona Kuro-
patkinowi przez cara. "Potwierdzam -
pisze siowem honoru, ze to fa}sz. Widzia-
fem podpis Kuropatkina ma planie tel wy
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-12-24

prawy przeciwienstwie do planu Hy-
linskiego (w6wczas szef sztabu przy Ale
ksiejewie), ktory planowaf atak W kierun-
ku Fenwangczengu. Oba plany byfy tele
graficznie przesiane do Petersburga plan
Kuropatkina uzyskaf aprobate'... Ia
bawiacie sie-polemizuje Demozynski W
dslszym ciagu-ozytaniem depesz W takim
guscie, jak mp. re Liniewicz ma czele
10000 zofnierzy wkroczyf' do Korei..,
Smieszna smutna rzecza zarazem jest
czytac to tutaj. Czy znacie tragiozna RE,
czywistost czy wiecie, il Liniewicz Ca
lynn kraju Ussuryjskim posiada tylko II .0IO
zofnlerzy, licz8c Cnabarewsk, Nikolsk,
Ussuryjsk?"
Po tych krytycznyoh uwagach podaje
Demczynski Gaia wiazanke faktow swiad:
czacych niestychanem niedofestwie i
bezhoiowiu ma punkoie opieki mad ran
nymi chorymi, oraz ma punKcie prowian-
towania wojska. Jadac do Charbina, Dem
czynski przesiadf sic drodze ma pociag
wiozaoy S68 rannyoh choryoh; uczynif
to dla pospiechu, gdyz pociag 6w miaf bez
zwfoki podazac do Charbina, gdyz komen-
derujacy officer telegrafowaf do zarzadu
komunikacyi wo. .skowej:
"Trzeci dzien esko.t je pociag z S6S
chorymi rannymi; niema gdzie przygo-
towac posiiku; chorzy cd trzeoh dni ME
jedli."
"Tymczasem 70 Worst, kt6re pozostawa
10 jeszcze do Charbina, jechslismy-wyja
snia Demczynski-18 godzin, przyczem
pociag przybyi do Charbina godz. l W
nocy, II. W czasie, gdy ME mona byfo
ohorych ami wozow wypakowac, ami ma
karmic."
Jeszcze Jeden sz,zeg6l tym pociagu :nie
byfo przy MIN AMI jednego lekarza, AM
sanitaryusza, ami siostry mifosierdzia. Go
mann mimi robicY' gfosem jekli
wynn mfodziutki officer komendant. by.
zenterycy leza diva pietra gorni zanie
ozyszczaja lezacyoh nizej, niema komu
sprzstac W dw6ch wagonaoh nam 48 ty.
fusowych. prosifem ma poprzedniej stacy
choc jednego pilnujacego; chorzy mio
taja sic W goraczce, tylko patrzec jak kt6ry
podozas biegu pociagu wyskoczy- tege
mi odm6wiono."
Armii dokucza wciaz brak prowiantu
tymczasem pod Chajozeng mp. sprowadza
no Gale pociagi zywnosci, ably po ustapie
niu ztamtad bez wystrzafu- wszystko spa
lie. wv takich kluduje
Demczynski ME MONA prowadzic wojny
powinno sic jak najpredzeJ zawrzec po
k6j." \
Ostatni numer "Oswobozdienia" przy
tacza caiy szereg list6w przywatnych, te1
potwierdzajacych powyzsze pesymisty
czne uwagi. jsdnego Mich, pisanego Z
Mukdenu, wyjmujemy nsstepujacy zna
mienny ustep:" Wielka smiertelnosc wsr6c
oficerow, ME zofnierzy, pochodzi ME po
wodu oelnosci Japonozykow, leoz-n
szych. Wiekszosc -oflcerow ukrywa sic
gdziea podozas bitwy, CO wszyscy tn Eau
vazyli. Rozgoryczeni tenn zofnierze pals
W feb swoim przefozonym.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-12-24

die, ale potem wszystkiem GO wycierpieli
Japohczycy cd Rosyan, ME MONA robit
zofnierzom japohskim zarzutow wykro-
ozeh, gdyby sic nawet ioh dopuszczali
Biata flags "Czerwonego Krzyza" tyle-
krotnie uzyta zostafa przez Rosyan po to
tylko, aby Japohczykow zwabic W zasa
dixie, il zupeinie naturalnem byioby, gdy-
by straoifa ona swa moe ochonna,
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-12-24
ze StoIiey Stanow zjednoczonych.

Was hington, ID. c., d. % bm
-Sekretarz wojny Taft wr6oii z Pana-
my do Washihgtonu.
-Oszusci pooztowi A. M. Machen, s.
A. Croft, D. B, Croft G. E Lorenz
Toledo. o., uzyskali cd najwyzszego sadu
apelacyjnego zezwolenie ma ponowne sa-
dzenie ich sprawy.
-Senat uchwalit projekt rzadowy zapro-
wadzenia pewnych ulepszeh i zmian " "a
rzadzie wysp Filipinskioh Ma mocy tel u
chwaiy gubernator cywilny wysp otrzy-
mai nazwe generalnego.
-Senat uchwalii wniosek, aby bal inau-
guracyjny ma przywitanie nowoobranych
kongresmanow byi urzadzony " olbrzymiej
sail pod kopuia Kapitolu Izba nizsza
wniosek powyAszy wielkiem oburzeniem
odrzucila.
-Prezydent Roosevelt oznajmii, ae se-
kretarz marynarki Morton pozostanie ma
dal, po marca, ma swojem stanowisku.
Jest on niezbedny prezydentowi do uregu-
lowania stosunku rzadu wzgledem kompa-
nil kolejowyoh,
-Odnosuy komitet senatu zatwierdzif
projekt prawa, uchwalony ma drueiei sesyi
5Sgo Kongresu. aby terytorya Oklahoma
Indian Territory poiaozyG jedno H.
tworzyc Mich stan Oklahoma, jak r6-
wniez utworzyc stan pod nazws Arizona z
terytory6w Arizona New Mexico
-Dalsze zeznania swiadk6w sprawie
senatora mormohskiego Reeda Smoet z
Utah wykazaty, re mormoni, zawierajac
sluby mafzehskie. musza sktadac przysie-
ge. re zadnej tsj Jennie WARY ME zdradza,
a W przeciwnym razie ma ia podlegac takim
karom, jak: przeciecie gardfa. wye
Gle jezyka, wyrwanie serca, piersi itp. O.
kropnosoi.
-Omawiajac projekt prezydenta usta-
nowienia cen stalych "a przewoz towar6w
ma kolejach oddania dozoru mad kolejami
rece komisyi handlu miedzystanowego,
sfynny magnat kolejowy James j. Hill
wyrazif wielkie niezadowolenie swoje te-
60 pomysiu Zdaniem p Hilla, projekt, je-
zeli bedzie urzeczywistniony podkopie byt
fnansowy wielu kolei, ,oraz zm usi je do OBJ
ciecia pfac robotnikom.
-Pooztmistrz generality Wynne pozba-
viii posad dw6oh lstonosz6w W. Tumbera
Lockport. N Y, W. II. Aldricha
Concord. N. H., zsto, re bedac czionkami
organizaoyi listonosz6w, starali sic wy
wrzec wpfyw ma kongresman6w, aby pre-
prowadzili W Kongresie podwyzke pensyj
urzednik6w pooztowyoh. Zarzad organiza-
cyl lstono4z6w zamierza tego powodu
wniesc protest do prezyde >ta, gdyz posterek
generalnego pocztmistrza moze bye uwaza-
ny jedynie "a odmawianie obywatelom
prawa "a mowsnia sic polityka.
-komitet izby nizszej Kongresu do
spraw sadowyoh postawii stan oskar
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sic cd caiego zastepu swych wierzyoieli,
lecz nadto staneiyby ma wysokosci wick
szych mocarstw, ME potrzebujac mad
miernie obarcza6 swyoh obywateli. Stan
ekonomiczny Chin obecnie codzieh sic po.
garsza
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-12-24
Jak dIugo potrwa wojna?

Znany correspondent wojenny p. Niemi-
rowicz- Danczenko podaje co do tego tema-
tn nastepujace wyjasnienia:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-23
WITH THE AMATEURS

for Jordan tomorrow, where they viii meet the
will accompany the team. The battery for the
Holtzerman1s will be Wassins and .ybsrg The
picnic. The Hoitzermann team would like to
RsaF from any faa 2ss e rfP
The ]. H. Theis team deny that they suffered
defeat from the hands of the Fourth Street
Stars Stars The game was called off IN the fourth
team. The Theis will cross bats with the Wolfe
Americans at Broadway and Central avenues.
or and IKE team to arrange
games with the Paaum Cigar company team for
Haywood team Saturday BY a score Of Is to 8.
For games address A. Keil, care of the B.
The Independents will cross bats with the
Hume & Albrecht team Sunday at Fourth and
hold the IA or 15-year-oId championship of the
fg For avgnns n address ID = H 5Ssa
Member; Members Of the Barnard Painters will play
and Pleasant Lamb at and csrse
games with the Barnards address J. +. Travis,
-, The kennedys will cross bats with the Lundin
Tailoring company team Sunday at Eighth and
! logan n avenues N. Inc game will be called at
Members of the Ristodeau nine left for Milaca
an this afternoon where they will play the
the B1stodeaus will be Kranitsky and Brethren
The Twentieth Avenue Bootbiacks were de-
feated by the Schuds by score of ~ to 8. The
winners would like game with any 12-year-oid
te can IN the city. For games address NJ. Schud
| Members of the Dom Paul team would like
| to hear from the sentinels, Blue Ribbons and
the Lund Lands. They defeated the Medins by a
score OF u to .. For games, address H. Pouch
| er, 1917 Eleventh avenue Sc.
! The Northern Lights would like to hear from
any ll-year-old team in the city, North Stars
preferred. For games address Eddie Hurley,
1913 Fourteenth avenue N.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-23
COLLEGE SEASON
A GREAT SUCCESS
BIGGEST ATHLETIC YEAR ON
THE RECORDS.
Steadily Increasing Number of Sports
Has Been Taken Up by the Collie
gians Until Almost Every Able
Bodied Student Was Busy in the
Field or on the track.

The Yale-Harvard baseball game at
New York on June Is marked the close
of the intercollegiate athletic season for
the academic year Of 1903 -O4. It has
been one Of the most strenuous athletic
years on record. But its most distinguish
ing feature has been the steadily increas-
ing number of sports which the college
athlete has taken up. Less than a decade
ago there We're just four sports in which
an effort was made to decide the ques-
ton of intercollegiate supremacy, and
OFTEN, as occasionally happens now, the
title was disputed by two or three rival
institutions The four major sports which
then used up all the athletic energy Of
the undergraduates We're football, base
ball, rowing and track athletics.
But within the last few years the UNI
dergraduates have undertaken to develop
the other and minor sports until now
there is some particular branch of sport
for every ab1e-bodied student In tha
east there are thirteen branches of sport
in which the championship title for the
last year has been settled beyond dis
pute. These are as follows.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-23
HAMLINE TRACK
AUTO CONTESTS
Eastern Racing Chaufeurs Are
Expected to Bring High
Power Cars. f

Automobile enthusiasts are moro than
pleased with the prospect of the high
class meeting on Aug II and IS at the
Hamline track, as every assurance is now
encouraging them to this belief.
Maurice Rothschild, who recently re-
turned from a winters tour thru the old
world, brought with him magnificent
Mercedes car of iligh-class speed CON
struction. and one Of the handsonnest cars
Of the country. Mr.. Rothschild, taltho one
of our most. enthusiastic horse lovers,
manifested his willingness at once to let
his machine start in any and all events
eligible; and his car will be most at
tractive feature in the races at Hamline.
Mr.. Dietenhoffer of St. Paul, with a
thfrty-five horsepower car, also sends an
entry, with the information that he will
race any owner, member of the Minneapo-
lis Automobile club, on either or both days
of the meet. Mr.. Dietenhoffer is mem
Der of the st. Paul Automobile club, and
that organization promises to join with
the flour city club in making the auto
mobile exhibits, parade and speed con-
tests the most elaborate ever given in the
western world. y
Among the new machines which will
appear at the meeting will be a 1904 model
recently purchased by Asa Paine chair
man Of the racing committee of the Min
neapolis Automobile club Mr.. Paines
new purchase is a thirty horsepower,
four cylinder machine, and will undoubt-
edlys be a very fast one. Of the dealers,
Messrs. Pence, Strong, Moulton, Bennett,
Wheeler, Fawkes, Winston Walker and
others give assurance Of being we'll repre-
sented
8. N. Getchell, representing Toledo,
Ohio, is in the city and promises to be
in attendance at the meet He has one of
the best racing cars manufactured in
America, which he is putting in form for
the OrmOnd races in NOyerD her ). -
r. F. Jones, who is looking after the
details and management Of the meet,
promises to provide programs and CLASH
fications early in the coming weeke, and
asks all interested either in the horse de-
partment or automobiles, to call him up
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-23
START FOR CANADA
Crews Leave st. Paul Today for
Seawanllaka Cup Races.

Two crews which will sail in Delta and
Sigma in the final tryouts before the Seawan-
haka races will leave for Montreal after the
regular. regatta of the White Bear Yacht club
ing. special car has been placed at the
disposal of the club and the crews will travel
in luxury
The crews are composed Of L. P Ordway,
T. L.. Wann, Carl Drake. G. NJ. Griggs, Evan
Rees Carl Schuneman Jack 0rdway and Jim
ME- Jones' builder of the Sigma Jones will
arrive from Oshkosh this morning and will
travel with the White Bear men.
The Canadians have not yet named the de-
fender The trials thus far held have been
very close between Thorella IL, the defender
of year ago, and Noornah, new boat. Moor
nah has had a shade the best of it in the last
part of the trials. altho Tborella led off with
number of races. Both challenger and de-
fender will have until five days within the time
of the first race to make their nominations.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-23
NEW DATES FOR
NORTHERN LEAGUE
Schedule Calls for Close of the
Season on August
IA.
Special to The Journal.

SpoC1al W 4u0 uouIudls
Grand Forks, N. D., July 23.-Under the
revised schedules Of the Northern Base
ball league, the season will close on Aug
IA, with Crookston playing at Fargo and
superior at Duluth Winnipeg will close
in Grand Forks on Aug. 10. The new
schedule goes into effect Monday and pro-
Vldes for fifty-eight games, arranged for
six at Grand Forks, fifteen at Winnipeg
eleven at Fargo, fifteen at Duluth three
at Crookston and eight at Superior Ii
the patronage will stand it, another sched-
ule will be arranged at the close of this
schedule, bringing the close to the origi-
nal time decided upon, Sept. s. Pa tronage
in all the cities has been light and the
expenses of all teams too great. Salaries
have been reduced in some cases, high
priced men have been released and the
season will be finished earlier than antic-
ipated, but the league will remain intact.
The new schedule:
crooksto GkAMR I e Is a At HOME.
Winnipeg-Aug. r. Is, IS.
49, WINNIPEG AT HOME.
sTsSS Forksz 3; = Is, 3, 80, Aug. 1.
Crookstcn-Aug. 5 and s.
f'fs0-Aus DS q 3 and Al f. HOME.
superior.-July %, 20, 80 and 81.
Gsrookston.Aug. 8, and 10.
s sr2eFiS5enAJply 2s 2 sna 80 and 81
siooIs'0n oNoSks IL z Il + H fR5 L:
Fars'--Aus sur j : and Al & HOME.
Grand Forks-Aug. 5, 8 and 10.
Duluth-Aug. Ii and u. W
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-23
UNFAIRNEsS rs ALLEGED
Stewards of Jockey Club Said to Be
After e. r.. Thomas.

Now York Sun Special Service.
New York, July 23.-The stewards of the
Jockey club have begun their war on e. r.
Thomas for his remarks concerning the meth.
DDS with which recent Investigations have been
conducted This was demonstrated yesterday
"hen 1t became, settled fact that Hermis
Wand go to the post in the Sara handicap
the back OF Water Boy '.a ~ TTSFG.s
Friends of Mr.. Thomas openly charge Handi.
capper Vosburgh with unfairness in the allot-
ment OF weights in this event. They say that
the official Handicapped had gone out Of his
way TO oenalize Hermis above Water Boy
understand that the Thomas horse was not to
be INDUCED for, moment. This is hard to
bel1eve. 1nasmuch as the official Handicapped
principles of his profession from the highest
powers: However, the antipathy held by the
DO not like his personality nor his turf metli.
ods: What action Mr.. Thomas will now take
Is watched with great interest by turfmen
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-23
CHAMPIONSHIP AT BOSTON
Tennis Play at the Hub of the Uni
Verse.

Boston, July 23.-Offcial announcement was
made by the United States National Lawn Tennis
gles. doubles and interscholastic meets. The
English doubles champions, R. e. and H. u.
Dcherty will meet the winners of the doubles
English singles. champion, will play the American
singles champion.
The doubles championship tournament will be
held in two sections. The play in the first or
western section will begin at Chicago today
The second or eastern section begins its play
on the courts of the Longwood Cricket club in
this city on Monday.
On Tuesday. Aug. 16, the winners of the
eastern sections will meet the winners of the
port, r. l., and the winners of this match win
play the Dohertys at Boston Aug. II The
national singles championship tournament will
open at Newport Aug 16.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-23
BAN BELLIGERENT AGAIN
Talks of Driving Brush Out of New
York

Chicago July 23.-Ban johnson declares him
self to drive his old-time enemy, st. John Brush,
out of Gotham if the latter does not consent to
post-season game with the American league
was induced by some caustic remarks from j.
Muggsy McGraw.
Muggsy took occasion to say that he would
nave no post-season games with any American
league team-that he was manager of the giants
and that what he says goes, and that Brush
won't butt in.
Mr.. McGraw also declares that he was double
crossed by the American league and otherwise
remarks.
AZ present the prospects of a post-season
series between the New Yorks and the American
league champions dubious. There may be
some arrangement made later on when the pen
nant is won.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-23
PARKER TIED GUpTILL
Minneapolis Trap Shot in Form at
p Duluth Meeting.

Duluth Mimi. July 2s:-G. A. Deering Of
Championship in the, national shoot which has
Just closed under the auspices of the Duluth
sible AGO., giving him an average Of s5%.
SUPPLE Gu tie, OF Aitkin. Mimi; c. r: Wilkinson Of
tied for second place, each having a total of
352 and an average of 90. The professional
championship was won by II. c. Hirschy of Min
ncapolis, with total of 3S1 birds.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-23
HOFFMAN GOES HIGHER
Western League Shortstop to Try the
National League
,W York Sim SpeciaI Servic

New York Sun Special Service.
-, De s.. Moines Iowa July 2sArtie Hoffman
has played with Des Moines thru the presen,
session, has been purchased by Secretary Har,
of the Chicago National league team for ST. 800
Hoffman is one Of the youngest players In the
league and is considered the fastest all-arounG
man in the organization. Eastern men have had
their eyes Upon him. and his local owners sci
the price high. Colonel Hart spent several
days in Des AIoines before concentrating the
deal, which was closed yesterday afternoon. Hoff
man will leave Des Moines about Sept 25.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-23
TENNIS PLAY CLOSES
New Champions Evolved From Sioux

Sioux Falls, S. D., July 23.-The second an
nual tournament of the South Dakota Tennis
association which has been in progress on the
grounds of the Sioux Falls Tennis association
since Tuesday morning. has closed AT bust
ness meeting of the state association the fol-
year:
President: F. B. Cannon. Aberdeen; secretary
treasurer. Marshall Brown, Sioux Falls; vice
Hot Springs; John Wheeler. Brookings
On the third day of the tournament Dow and
Phillips Of Sioux Falls defeated Mathews and
Wheeler Of Brookings in three straight sets, win
ming the championship in the doubles. Last
years champions did not appear to defend tie
title, SO Phillips and Dow We're declared the
champions Of South Dakota.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-23
Cheap Excursion to S. Ton;

On Monday, July Is, the MINIATURES
& st. Louis will sell coach excursion
tickets to st. Louis and return, good
for seven days, at rate of $500 for
the round trip. Through trains equip
ped with chair cars, dining cars, ETC..
run ,1lr@ct to the Worlds Fair. Call
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-23
NORTHWESTERN GAMES

Madison, Wis. July 23.-Madison was defeated
by Echo, here, by score Of IL to g. Camp.
bell and Hauck were the opposing pitchers, both
Calumet Mich, July 23-Pitcher Jim Thomas.
Third Baseman Vorpagel and Shortstop Harris
OF the Lake Linden team will probably be in fast
company the coming season. Ted Sullivan is
now booking three of their players, Thomas be-
ing booked for Cincinnati in the National league
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-23

worlds records being achieved In the open
races for heavy cars NJ. Baras, in James Gordon
Bennett's big Darrhcq covered a mile from a
standing start in 4s 3-5 seconds. This perform
mark. NJ Rigolly, in Gobron-Brii machine,
covered the distance in O1-5 seconds. In the
Hanriot, in a Bnyard car, went mile in SO
seconds, new record for this elias of vehicles
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-23

Two-base hits, Wheeler, Coulter, Sullivan
freeman; sacrifice hits, Oyler, Freeman: stolen
bases. Wheeler, Weaver; double plays Thomas
to Fox to FREEMAN, slagle to Wheeler; hit by
pitched ball, BY Slagle: Oyler; by Thomas, Jones;
first base on balls, off Thomas e off Siagle q
str"ck OUT by Thomas 3, by slagle 2; wild pitch
Slagle. Time, 1:45. Umpire, Hart Atten-
dance, 1900. -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-23
AT MILWAUKEE,.
Totals. ...s II IL Totals. ;. .2.25 1
zone out when winning run was scored

Kansas City ......o Q 9 Q 8 %
Earned runs Milwaukee L. stolen bases, Bate
man; base on balls, of Mckay 1; hit by pitched
Frantz; struck out, by Mckay 4, by Barry q;
double plans. Sullivan to Butler to Ryan, Nc
waukee Z, Kansas City 5; umpire, Klem time
1 :25; attendance, 600.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-23
OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE ANTI-BOoSTER
ALMOST A CERTAINTY.

They won't say anything about it
today, but about Monday the English
papers will have something on the
American professionals who defeated
our amateurs Saturday.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-23
GLAp1AToRs MEET rnn..v 4

Philadelphia, July 23-When Jack f,Rr,an
and Bob Fitzsimlnons meet in their sfx-round
battle this afternoon they will fight At out on
the turf as did the gladfators Of years ago.
The I, battle-ground is pitched on the diamond OF
the National League park, where there are ac
commodations for 10000 persons = = -
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AFRAID OF sTEEPLECHAsERs

New York Booldes Refuse to Tamper
with Jumpers.
New York Sun Special Service.
. New York, July 23.--It is not true. as has
been stated, that the steeplechase stewards have
discovered that the jockeys riding in steeple.
chases are in league with the betting ring No
one. would be surprised, however. at any devel-
with steeplechasing
These races have such a bad odor about the
running of them that eleven of the members
Of the Metropolitan Turf association turned their
states today and refused to book on them The
criticised
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-23

Those unhappy persons who suffer
from nervousness and dyspepsia
should use Carriers Little Nerve Pills
which are made expressly for Sleep
les, nervous, dyspeptic sufferers
Price rs cents.
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THE REcALc1rRANT cARNEG1E.

IEiT RECALLITRANT# CARNEGIE. 4
We hope the operahouse
essSHssa will be crowded next Friday
night to witness the beauti-
ful opera, "Powhatan,': which will
be given by a company of about
100 of our own young people for the
benefit of the library. The house
should be crowded from parquet to
gallery.-Newton Iowa) Record