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FAST ONES ENTERED
Lou Dillon Will Trot for oha'.
Ienge Cup

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Aug. 24-The list OF
entries for the gold challenge cup, valued
at 5000. at the Intercity matinee,
Cleveland, Aug. 80 and 81, was given out
tonight. a,er alf
There are seventeen horses entered:
Orange, Clarita Why c. K. G. Billings,
of the Cleveland Driving club; Monte Car
10, by Brayton Ives, of the New York
Driving club; Sadie Mack, Ida sHighwood,
New York Driving club; ..Ozar, by H. H.
Boggs. Pittsburg; Kitty L. by o. II. War
ner, Pittsburg; Col. Wilkes and Dan T,
by J. D. Calvary, of Pittsburg; Uncle
William, by J. C. McCune, Pittsburg;
Mary D, by Frank Denny Pittsburg;
Aerolite by, H. M, Hanna 1of 1.-The Cleve-
land Driving club; Miss Whitney, by Sena-
tor Horace K. White, Syracuse, N. Y.
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YESTERDAYS RACING RESULTS

Al Saratoga
First race-Good Cheer won Canteen
second, James v. third.
Second race-Malden won, Trek second,
(tWO StarterS)
Third race-Stalwart won, Spring sec
lond, Proceeds third.
Fourth race-Broadcloth won, Pasadena
second, Bluecoat third.
Fifth race-Naughty Lady won, Jane
Holly second Allan third.
Sixth race-Gamara won, Caper Sauce
second, One Way third.
At Chicago
First race-Cyprienne won, Charlie Mil
Ter second Fair Allen third.
Second race-Nitrate won, Allegiance
second. Dominique You third.
/ Third race-Lord Dixon won, Captain
Neroth second st. Denis third.
= Fourth race-Golden Mineral won, Julia
M second, My Alice third.
! Fifth race-Exclamation won, Apple
second, Farmer Jim third.
I Sixth race-Emperor of India won, Dal-
way second, Foncasta third.
At ST. Louis
! First race-De Grammont won, Tim
Hurst second. Preventative third
+ Second race-Poe Goss won, Hersain
second, France third.
+ Third race-Brooklyn won, Berry
Hughes second, Muscovoir third.
I Fourth race-Fruit won, Lore1la M sec
ond.l Arlena third.
Fifth race-Glen Nevis won, Lady
Strathmore second, Varna FonSo tnlrd.
B Sixth race-Iras won, Boaster second,
Athena third.
/ At Detroit
I First race-Annora won. Annie Will
liams second Gallathea third.
i Second race-Mum won, Truff1e Hunter
second. Bonnie Sue third
Third race-Handmore won. Early Boy
second, Alden third.
Fourth race-Jade won, Home Bred Sec
.ond, Pirate Polly third
Fifth -Pretension won, Florizel
second Idle third.
Sixth race-Showman won, Anna Fltz-
hugh second, Burning Glass third.
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BE GINS PRACTICE
sIs@E 81 n u u.
Varsity Football 99 q ,ssav9.avd savad 81 Starts
Work Today ssss

- Nearly all the men who are candidates
for the university foot ball squad reported
to Assistant Coach Dobie at the armory
yesterday afternoon.z Long before the time
set for reporting there were a dozen or
more of the new men waiting to be en-
rolled.
Coach Dobie called the squad together,
introduced the new men to the old, gave
them uniforms and directed them to re-
port at 6 o'clock ready TO go into train
ing quarters at Coney island.
This morning the real work will begin.
Noseffort will be made to select men for
the training table until the team returns
to the city-and DIR. Williams has an op-
poFtunity to look them over
It's a husky crowd that gathered at
the&St. Louis depot at O'Clock last night
ready to start for the lake.
years team, looked as big as Jeffries after
spending the summer on the farm near
Hastings. The youngsters, as the new
men are called, looked upon him with
awe.
Edward Erickson, of Delano, who tips
the scales at 200 pounds, was in the
bunch, but he will not go to the lake un-
Max Rickeral left guard on the second
team last year, will try to get on the first
team this year.
Other players. who were in the crowd
were Dan Smith; who made a record last
year; DeKoven Hunter, of last year S
second team and Fred Hunter, both of
whom will try to get placed on the first
team, We're also there; SO were Joe Cut.
ting, of Sleepy Eye; A; o. Colburn, of
Minneapolis; Theodore Vita of Faribault
Dan Clark, of Melville, N. D.; Alexander
Ischabald, of Barnesville; Thomas Mani,
an Indian from Sisseton, S. D.; John
Wiik, Leslie Wildey Earl Lewis, Robert
Marshall of Minneapolis; William Ittner
of Red Lake Falls; Percy Brush. Macal-
ester star, now from Angus. Mimi: AL
len P Asher. of Granite Falls;a and Ed
Cans, of ST. Cloud.
Sidney Stevens. of Pennington will as
sist Coach Dobie in handling the men.
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ment would benefit Winona. manufac-
turers and merchants. Winora will
offer the best entertainment possible
in the time the committee will stop
here. The. committee will probably
reach here on Saturday evening or
Sunday The steamer Louisiana and
houseboat Catherine have been Sc
cured to accompany the Mackenzie
and provide suitable accommodations
for the river trip.
DULUTH, Minn Aug. 24-Mem-
bers of the rivers and harbors commit
tee of the house of representatives were
entertained here today by the Duluth
Commercial club. They left tonight for
the upper Mississippi. to inspect the
government dams. Friday they Will be
in st. Paul, and in company with Gov.
Van SAINT go down the Mississippi by
boat to st. Louis.
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WARD is CHAMPION

NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. 24.-Holcombe
Ward. of New Jersey, won the national
tennis championship by defea ting William
J. Clothier. of Philadelphia. in the first
the Casino courts, as H. L. Dougherty,
the English player, who won the title last
year, did not defend his position: Ward
now holds the national championship both
in singles and doubles Sharing the latter
title with Beals4 c. Wright. s..y
In today's game Ward showed excellent
Judgment and remarkable steadiness. He
found out his opponents weaknesses and
made the most of them. He had not lost
a set during the tournament and his sue
cess was considered we'll won.
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ESCAPES FROM !. WORKS.
BUT GOES OUT AGAIN
Martin Norton Must Serve Unexpired
Term and 30 Days. More

Martin Norton, who escaped from the
workhouse two months go while serv-
ing a thirty-da sentence, was getting
along quite well, under the name Of
Martin King, until he got into fight
with M. Ward and was brought into
police court
Being identified he was tried for es-
Gaping from custody, 5and upon conyie-
ton was given ninety days in the
workhouse, and in addition must serve
out the remaining portion of the un-
expired sentence. He may be tried for
assaulting Ward when he comes out.
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VOTE TO YACATE PART
OF SECOND STREET
Council Committee Favorss. Application
of FarweII, ozmun, Kirk G. Co.

The committee on streets, of the
board of aldermen yesterday voted to
make a favorable recommendation ON
the request of gFadwell, sOZmun, Kirk &
Co. for the vacation of enough of Sec
.ond street to spermit of the laying Of a.
railway track.
THE firm sproposes sto erect a large
business house, and desires the track to
facilitate shipping. There has hereto
fore been some opposition from prop
erty owners In the vicinity, but they
did not appear before the committee. .ef
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STORM CLAIMS LIFE
OF NEW BORN BABE
Cyclones Victims Now Number Nine.
teen All Told

Another victim of the recent cy-
clone, making a total of nineteen dead
left in the path of the storm, was re-
corded at o'clock last night in the
death of three days old child of
James Hanson, $50 East Sixth street.
Premature birth caused by the cy-
clone is given as the cause of death.
Coroner A. w. Miller was called to
investigate the case last night, and
after an examination decided that no
inquest was necessary. The mother of
the child will recover.
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Two More Precincts Created

The ordinance dividing the Tenth
and Thirteenth precincts of the Eighth
ward and creating the Sixteenth pre-
cinct, and making two precincts of the
Second district of the Tenth ward, has
been approved by the mayor and is
officially published in T he G 10 be
this morning.
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German Lutheran Conference

SpeclaI TO The GIObe
ELK RIVER, Mimi, Aug. 24-In the
town of Burns, Anoka county, the Min
netonka conference of German Evan
gelical Lutheran churches of the Mis-
souri, synod is holding a three-day con-
vention, which closes tomorrow night.
Ministers to the number of forty are
present, some being from the Twin
Cities. Rev. Mr.. label, of Gibbon: Rev.
Mr. Strauch, of Princeton, and Rev.
Mr.. Schsknecht, of Alton, are some of
the speakers
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mr.. wlnslow,, soothlno syrup

LIONS of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN
WHILE TEETHINC. with PERFECT SUCCESS.
II tSOOTHES tho CHILD. SOFTENS the GUMS.
the be st remedy for DlARRHOEA. Sold by Drug
ests In every part Of the world 6esurs and ass for
mrs. Winslow sSoothing Syrup, andtake no oihse
kind, Twenty-Five cents bottle.
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FINED FOR VIOLATING
THE SMOKE, ORDINANCE
Locomotive Engineer Pleads Guilty and
Pays $25

H. w. Holmes, a Great Western en-
gineer, was yesterday. fined SIS by
Judge Hine for violating the anti
smoke ordinance. Holmes entered a
plea of guilty. -sssss
Dr. Ohage ordered the inspectors OF
the department. to renew their Wig
lance as to such offenders and bring
them in as fast as possible.
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Bankers Choose OFFICERS

LA CROSSE, Wis, Aug. 24.-At the
annual convention of the Wisconsin
Bankers association today the follow
ing officers were elected: President,
George W.. Fratt, Racine; vice presi-
dent, F. j. Carr, Hudson; secretary,
John Campbell. Milwaukee; treasurer,
G. E. McDill. Stevens Point The con-
vention closed tonight
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VIII Meet River Committee

Special te1The Globe
WINONA, Mimi, Aug. &c. A.
Morey will go to st. Paul in the morn
sing to represent Winona and accom-
pany the congressional committee on
rivers and harbors on its trip down
the river as far as this city. Chair
man C. A. Boalt, of the local commit
tee on entertainment, is preparing a
statement to be presented to the com
nlfttee when it stops here, Showing
just how Mississippi river improve
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Non -committaI on Governor

Special to The Globe
SUPERIOR Wis, Aug. s24.-Ed-
ward L. Hanton, of Superior, was in
dersed for railroad commissioned at
the Democratic county convention held
here today No mention was made OF
any candidate for governor, and no
resolutions were presented. =
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New District Attorney

Special to The Globe
MADISON, Wis, Aug. 24.-Gov. La
Toilette has appointed Earl F. Hensel,
a former Wisconsin university baseball
star, as district attorney for Trempea-
leau county, to fill a vacancy caused by
death. Mr.. Hensel is a recent graduate
of the university law school.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-08-25
Shaw Opens In Montana

HELENA, Mont, Aug. Secretary
Shaw opened the campaign in Mon
tana this evening, speaking to- a large
audience at the auditorium. He de-
voted his attention to definition of the
issues between the two great parties.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-08-25
MINNESOTA PENSIONERS
Number and Amounts Received Re-
ported by the Commissioner

Number and Amounts Received He-
ported by the Commissioner
Globe Special Washington Service,
1417 G. Street
WASHINGTON, d. c., Aug. 24.-The
annual report of Commissioner of Pen
sions Ware, made public today, shows
that on June 80 last there We're 1888
pensioners residing in Minnesota
against 1880 on the same date of last
year. The amount paid pensioners in
Minnesota last year was $2,303.T99,
against $2,294.026 in the preceding
years. The number Of pensioners in
other Northwestern states and the
amounts paid them last year follows:
North Dakota - Pensioners, 1888;
amount paid, $254,086. South Dakota
Pensioners. 2,090; amount paid, $685.
31S. Wisconsin = Pensioners, 27,511;
amount paid, s4,110,017.s 5v~
Walter E. Clark.
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Calls commeroial CONGRESS

PORTLAND, Or, Aug. 24.-Thomas
Richardson, chairman of the executive
committee of the Trans Mississippi
Commercial congress, has issued for
NAL call for. the fifteenth session of
the congress to be held at st. Louis
Oct. 25-29.
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S. j.. Picha Will Wait Two Years

Stephen ]. Picha, deputy United
States marshal, who has considered
entering the contest for the Repub-
lican nomination for sheriff, yesterday
announced that he would defer his
candidacy for two years. Mr.. Picha is
resident of the Fifth ward.
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county VIII BE Unrepresented

Special to The Globe
ELK RIVER, MINI, Aug. 24.-The
Sherburne county Democrats failed to
hold county convention and will not
be represented in the state, convention.
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Named for CONGRESS

HASTINGS, Neb., Aug. 24s-H. A.
Mauck, of Nelson was today nomi-
mated for congress by Democrats and
Populists of the Fourth district.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-08-25

Tornadoes or cyclones are liable to come
at any time.
Insure your property at $500 per 81 600
for years, with Strickland Doolittle
Co., 139 Endicott building.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-08-25

Steamer Oracle Mower leaves foot of
Jackson at $50 daily for Fort Smelling,
Soldiers Home, Minnehaha Falls.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-08-25

We OFFER to the public safes in our vaults
at 81 per year; trif1e over cent per day,
and give absolute security against loss from
thieves. burglars, mobs and fire. Security
Trust Company. N. Y. Life Bldg.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-08-25
Minnesota Duchess Apples
ss.h.. ss. 4OC Soc 6OG
Per 3-bushel Barrel,
$1.fO. S1.25, $3.50
RLAckeERRlEs-Extra fancy washing

BGACKBERRlES-Ex fancy Washing
ton Blackberries, shipped to ussin small
refrigera tors, 1Eo
per quart. .............,,..... w
BlueberrieS, e1 Efl
Bushel boxes of California Bartlett
Pears, tier. ST 40
Bushel box of Washington Bartlett
- Pears .......... SLIPS
" 15buShel ............. CSC
Table Pears, Bartlett, basket, 15c and 2oc
Green Gage Plums, perzbashet. ..s.. 2oc
Per era te.. .....75c
Golden Drop Plums, per basket. .2oc
Per crate....y 75c
Egg PlumS per basket, 25c; crate.. e0c
Italian PluIns, per basket, 25c; crate 9oc
Nectarines, per basket. 4ooi crate. s1.5o
Gross Pluns, per basket. 30c;scrate. .$1fo
Green Grapes. per basket, Csc; crate. SIPS
Tokay Grapes, per basket. 40c; crate. so
Lemons, dOZ s.... 1Ucs l5c, 2Oc
Pineapples, large Jumbo, EACH. ...- 49c
Red Raspberries, per box. 12Lac
Palmer House Java and Mocha, h.. Csc
Old Dominion Ceylon Tea. per pkg. 25c
Schochs High Life Tea, per lb pkg 60c
Highest quality Maple Syrup gallon :.
Ben Hur Baking Powder. lb cans. 25c
Michigan Crab Apples, per peck .....s zoe
Per bushel. ...-...-.., 75c
THE ANDREW scHocH GROCERY co.
ca,,e~At, ord Rra,d,.t-,,
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THE ANDREW scHocH GROCERY co.
Seventh and Broadway.
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f9dftigen nod INNER Die Iufz
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bigte. gr empfahl Die ue6eripeilung
Der icbtpebenoen 8eIdliifs an oas 60
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unb srtldrte, Der @oriiBer bieies 60
mites babe bic @eriiderung segeben,
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mertiumfsit erbalten iplle.
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Gonareb llnteriu6ung bes Stanz
balls urp erfldrte, bic unterlu4ung
rur6 ous poitbepartement ielbit babe
en- 9riinoli6feit piel 81 lpuni den
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puroe Die Heiignution Der Heprdienz
tanten grisss (Oem., 9u.) als Mitz
elisp bes gomite's fir Wiiin5en, Wlabe
unp 9elpidte uno 9aroDid's (Oem.,
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gladfolser fir 9risgs puroe 9aroz
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Cine Ssnatsbin CUR 4menoiruns
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Slutiaer Gampf sluiidlen S1iilfsife=
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rem pegen Iufrei5ung gum 4ufru6r
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8eumten abgefiibrt perben iollten,
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beiben Nnberen nur lei4t perpunbet.
gs gelang, Die Weiber in busn n2odup"
gu brineen. Seine ipeiteren 8erbdfz
tungen itnb borsenommen tporben.
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naDlDGD & &c.,
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nit Dem 3subD 91eIief fpie foIgt bez
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tbee" unb 5leii67uPpen miihen benz
Patienten perabrei4t iperben unb fein
@tublgang muB 3eittpeiie gefOrbert
tperoen our4 Or. &aOnab's 8ilen.
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Staten unb Serritrrien i'm Content
uno lit pom 8priiber Sas. e. Sones,
foipie pom Sefretdr 6. u. Wal{b ur=
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