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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-04
{ Friday Evening,

political veracity and fitness for the
great office to which he aspires, which
he may have had when he was nomi-
mated at st. Louis.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-04

THAT Port Arthur band that-~used tc
play on the plaza is now in the cellar.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-04
BRING ON THE NEXT

Chicago Post.
Typhoid fever is leaving town. Cheer
up, something else will come along!
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-04
For Joel P.
Heatwole, he
Raised quite stir in the old P. P.

The comet will miss us by about SO, OOO,-
900 niles-about the distance Dunn is
from the governorship.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-04
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DAILY Average Circulation
of THE JOURNAL for
October was 65, 500 copies
virtually all of which went
to the homes. Compare
THE JOURNAL===at Sc a
week $50 with amy other
Northwestern paper.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-04

It always takes a little time to get new
things in running order, but at the new
Unique the four performances day now
run like clockwork
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-04
A CHANCE TO BLOW.

& Rose Melville, in isis Hopkins is en-.
PERTAINING large audiences at the Bijou.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-04
Eoyer@ Chat.

A feature Of Babes in Toyland," to be
seen at the Metropolitan Sunday night,
is the march of the .'toys.' The entire
company take part, each dressed to rem
resent doll. a toy soldier or some child
ish plaything.
Kyrle Bellew in his newest and most
delightful character, the hero of D. W.
Hornung' 'Raffles, the Amateur Graz
man., is the welcome announcement of
the metropolitan for Nov 10, H. and 12
An example of how audiences appreci
ate 'knock-about' turn is given this
week at the Orpheum, when Borani and
Nevaro appear in Weary Waggles. the
Dandy Dude Tramp" Borani appears in
a huge overcoat and dances and sings
Suddenly he throws the coat open and
discloses Miss Nevaro securely wrapped
around his waist The team then executes
many difficult acrobatic feats, mixed witt
much comedy. The audience goes wild
with delight.
The Dewey ladies' matinee today was
another recordbreaker The KentuclS,
Bellies pleased the fair sex, especially The
vaudeville numbers of the three brothers
Luigi and Terry and Elmer. Next week
the attraction will be Al Reeves and his
own company Of entertainers.
It always takes a little time to get new
things in running order, but at the new
Unique the four performances a day nov
run like clockwork.
The new melodrama, Tier First Falls,
Step plays all next week at the Biiou
On Wednesday and Saturday afternoons
the clever child artist, Little Dorothy, vii
hold a reception on the stage after tn,
matinee.
| a=..Et{5 sSn 49,
Rose Melville, in isis Hopkins is en-
/ +art mi Ia rpa o11diopooc The I2iio,,E
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
sEAWANHAKA REUNION AND RACES.
ONLY Members Of Club TO Sail Boats on Sat
urday. September II.

. ~o,,-t-, ~ -He early members ~ -h4 Ssavsn-
raka t'oruthian Yacht Club. which .n thS old day :
vas called the So aVsnhaks Yacht Clu5-lncludiHs
on September 1.-THE annual dinner Of the club
s 20 n4 held a- ir- house on Centre Island. oyster
Paw on F-iday saturday ard sunday September
Is = and y is the intention OF those In charge
~ the celebration 90 revive in this way the pleas
sot associations Connected with the past history OF
the cu1-
7 Tter,ort Morgan. who was elected a member I'm
1esa and who's number the roll Is 81 may o"
called on 20 sail little f5t0ot Gre design Yacht or
AT zl-foot r7cesoour for OH SATURDAY afternoon
there viii be races for those classes and the yachts
are 20 10 steered and manned exclusively by mem
hers or former members. VINO Joined the club from
lsS 70 ~ '-' ,. - tha X FS5o-ars Vifh
O'Clock there " M oe . re- 81 " .irsi,, - IL % -,Sers
~49 ]21e-o 1e- how rho names Of Bayard FouIke who
v-ss X, on me roster and the first founder Of
lie club in IS1l. Gerard Beekman. Who Is 10. :
Wil1faT- Fo.-Ike No Fred de +. roster No s.,
J Roger Maxwell No 6 and W Emien Roose-
,a~Tt sTo1s ana vice., ou7u1cdore " j Niathesou
with his & l-aEr2eS " u. ,,.,b a. EAST Tventv-1hird
81 al % o. m. Friday september TO- Al mem
reunion are nytted - en4srS .t+ ,i,Ig nu ,SaTe
ups viii be awarded TO the winning heIrasnlan in
10 the winning crews. The race I
the Alfred Roosevelt Memorial cup to tne helms
y1an ~ The winning l5-footer tn the morning race
on SUNDAY divine service will 0e ne.a o. oP95a me ne
AaEship Aloha IL m. ana tile rei!l&'i''ueI OF
the dav will be spent nforma liy 10
The names OF the oldest members OF ne SLuo
f,--1f,~ inc reunion committee follow J. william
Peaxn1an chairman. John g. Barron. Gerard beek
man Louis p Bayard; T. Benedlct' GFqIg- W
iock Perc~ Chubb. oliver +. Cromwell HenTy W,
de forest Henry ". Eaton. Ralph y Ems AIire9 M q
T-y Psyard Fouike. William FoUlke. Frederic L'e r
I5oster Nacomb q. Foster. Robert W Gibson
Henr,- " Havder. Frank s Hastings. 1olgate
Hoe walter e. Hubbard. John Hyslop william
irwin William f Iselin. Arthur e'qrtiss James
TaUrauce Jacob. Leonard Jacob. Waiter - Kerr.
TTsrIas II leland Ashton Iemoine. J. Rogers Max
well william J. Matheson. Aug1ste r Montant.
E,av,in r Morgan. } Pierpont Morgan. Clarence A
PostIev ". Emlen Roosevelt. Henry - Rouse
Herbert :, SattAree Arthur Il. Scrioner 4 Cary
Srrftb Charles 4 sherman. William 2. Slmonds.
Ansou Phelps stokes William / Swan J. Frederic
-Tar,s william ". Tompkns, George R Van De
Vafer i Iangdor ward. Charles ". Wetnore,
Arth,,r y Weeks and Thomas + Young. jr.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
CHASE IN FIFTH-4TE.
Bicycle Policeman Jumps from
Wheel to Runa,cay Horses Back.

After running a. lively rate fo- four blocks il
Fifrh-sva- yesterday afternoon. q rina way horse
attached 20 an express wagon vas stopped hv r
cycle Tatro'nasu DebsS. VINO jumped from his
wheel and caught the Bride Re was loudly
cheered
Deb~o Uas * EiSh1seHtE-st- repairing the pedal
~ his machine, He was attracted 'y cries. and.
looking rp the avenue. saw the horse coming he
mounted and rode into the middle az the avenue
lust I'm front of the horse The driver had jumped
~ the q snhalt In front of No. 12' the home Of
The stree, Cleaning ComuissoHe-. Dr. Woodbury..
vas light ruuabout- The policeman made The
-r1ns 7rs. Sver-e from TO-
A. Ssve0t 0teerth-sr. tHe animal started fo- th=
Sidewalk and tho pedestrians ran into haIWayS
and IN stoops. A. SENteenth-<r pe7es reached The
Mead ~ The animal grabbed the bride. held IL Tor
hale n block and threv his FAft arm ova- The ami
mails neck Then the policeman. With a good grip
IN the bride Jumped the horses back He
grabbed the refus aud staered the animal into
vcla 7t rHe corner when il was stopped
The driver tH@ wagon, Thomas q HST7e1- ~
FrookIvu who mad jumped. was injured slightly
Tla1as i'm jumping the horses back badly cu-
fra thumb of mis- riSnr hand i'm the harness He
rode n the Nsv-Yo~k Hospital. where several
stitches were taken m The wound
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
FALL KILLS OLD CURB BROKER.
living Man Is Sent from Hospital to Police
Station and Back Again.

The death OF Theodore Kent slX1y-seVen years
old a well known curb broker IL Broad-st. vas an
,,~,-.5 yesterday morning when George Draper. q
+.ror. broker appeared in the Eom5s Court 10 pay
ay 6De that might have Keen imposed When he
,sked about Kent's case he learned that Kent mad
iaz IN ths Hudson Street Hospital from fracture
Of the skull
Eent lived a. 4 hotel IN Park Row On Monday
afternoon he went 10 a saloon In Pi1e-st. ana on
1.,-i,,- the place stumbled over low step and
s.u heavily 10 the sidewalk. lie was unconscious
,bAr rakeu 10 The hospital where the authorities
sa,d he was only drunk and sent him to the OalS-st
-. s+a+tou Later Draper offered bail for Kent.
hut the sergeant said Kents condition VAS such
- tha police could not accept bail
I-erI,, yesterday morning Draper again went TO
ItIrS station to about getting some break
-. 80 Kent and the sergeant said ksnt's condi-
t1r Esd become serious during the night that he
- ssrr again the hospital Kent for genera
ION had been familiar figure ON the curb mar
80 ~ vs. contemporary Of the late William
~ --r,vsrs and known exceptionally
- stor, teller. his "reminiscences covering a De-
- - nearly half century. Draper said he
,.oIlJ make arrangements for the burial Of MS
S-iand and that the curb brokers would aid The
hyYrfs al
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
JAMES ARMSTRONG ACCUSES HIM.
Saws Brother Of His Law Partner Smashed
Furniture in His Office.

lanes Armstrong. the lawyer. OF No 122 Broad
Wv vos the complainant IN the Torabs police
court Yesterday against Samuel z. Brown, brother
o. Al1erf W Brown partner OF Nj Armstrong
The prisoner vas charged Win Ltsorderly conduct
Mr. Armstrong also told the court that Brown
car,e to the office yesterday afternoon and de-
,laneed 10 see his brother 20 collect debt oi 81
When he did NOT see him NJ Armstrong said the
rrtsorc- smashed furniture and bric-a-oTac- The
arrest followed
Nr Armstrong also told the court thar Brown
was AZ the Office on Friday and that on that occa-
sion 7a not oniv smashed some desks. our as
sarl-ed a clerk with chair Mr. Armstrong sad
~ v,.s tired Of Browns actions
Weren't You arraICuec before ne once - - =
~, q charge az selling some 500 worth Or opium
asked MAGISTRATE Mayo or bToWn
-Oh that's dead and gone. Tephed broVI
..r ets Try this case first. and then We can talk
. borr that II YOU want to
the Case was temporarily adjourned Alter a cor
farenCe Mr. Armstrong told the court tIal ne
urr4 v.tblraU the charge Il Brown Wot4c proI-llSs
- Laan avxav from the O1Ce. Brown said lle would
,.rorrisa 10 keen OUr OF his brother : once tI1
ra-,rss5 70 promise 70 keep out o. the oulidlAe-
NJ ARMSTRONG then said IN the court ,
,.7,bis man your honor. has been connected WIZ
..,-arsI sradv deals. and mas used MS orotheF :
1ar,a which Is tnfIrtuE his brother ana also IN
;uri7r M a. his law associate Your honoF KNOWS
of case. -. ---,-=s-i,, vsz with
frsW-n discharged Brown.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
RESULTS AT HAWTHORNE

Chioaso sept 13-FirS- race ave furlongs}-Bon.
5rake los tNicoN. - l. Happy Jack.
tNGIntyrei u - second Logo. los Lawrence :
= l. third Time. -05. Lork0ur Judge Sauav.
Mart SsGfrr. peSh7r. aworthy and l~o
Wier.au pulled u
Second (Hve and hsf SurlouEs}-Janeta 100
,Nico-- - : won. Handy Bill. 1oc fSheehanl. Il
70 second. Ralph Reese, los fTroElerN. =
Taird Time 40 LADY Fashion Fleetwood. FL
EaTly. Tolo Ma and SeasCF ran
MIRO race tcnF mile and etEhrbt-Beu Chance
To- tieHrr1- "A IN ;. Dun cannon - Mcbride
- I. second Ida Lib. 90 .Trsgarf. / third
Time 81 VOLTA Sioux Chief Lefare and Tii0
fouInE
Fourth zone mile ard seventy yards}-Fape
lingo l"1 Mountain, I - :. PomhaTt!er tA-
Powell J. second Time. a. ONLY Two start
Fffth rsc" tav. and on--haIf furlougsl-DeI Cartna
p t5r"snSeldt. 70 T. T-Ssf, sfv. 2 tSicoN.
IN J. second pizr1le no tBonne-o. IS - :. tht-6
Ttn~- f-ioi1 tfirdlest07e T~tl- Duo. Trroltan.
TerTleton and Torpedo also
sixth race zone rnile'--Svseti@ ToI tNicon =
wor- l-anEford James. 60 torecarf. - - l.
The Forum. Io3 Lawrence. : third Time
Durhsr
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
TROPHY FOR n. Y. TEAM.
Good Score in Match for McAlpin
Trophy-MariRe Corps Second.

Creedmoor, Long Island Sept. 13 Cspecian.-The
McAIpln trophy was won here to-day by the New
York State team. with total score OF LOIS Tho
United States Marine Corps team. the only other
try made or go, and took the second prize
800 in cash This trophy was presented TO the New
4ork State Rife Association by General F. \. Nc
Alpin formerly adiutant general of New-York
state The match open TO teams or eight
rom the United States army. navy, marine corps
tne National Guard uniformed militia or naval
militia OF the several States and Territories and
District OF Columbia ard from any foreign govern
rnert- Ten shots were fired standing at 100 yards
ten prone SO and 100 yards. The rules allowed
the use OF military rife
The weather was cloudy. but the conditions We're
good for shooting. with light O'Clock wind The
match was close I'D TO the End Of the go yards
when the New York telm led by q points The
winner total. LOIS. vas . points ahead OF that
o. the army team. which the Dryden trophy
s1of under similar conditions Sea Cirt las year
and 20 points ahead OF the winners OF the same
match this year. The Dryden match conditions
were similar 10 The McAIpn trophy match
tomorrow the Cruikshank trophy match will be
shot at 30 so and SO yards Colonel y 3 Thurs
ton. executive officer, supervising To-days scores
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
mANHAssET BAY YACHT CLUB RACE.

rfe fall regatta Of the Manhasset Bay Yacht
Club 20 be sailed next Saturday. promises be OF
more than usual interest as in addition to the
eight classes OF sooPs and vawls provided FOR there
= ~ no a special class for the 7O-footers The
start is 10 be made at i o'clock off the black and
red buoy to tne northward and eastward OF Execu-
tiou Iisnt II = postponement is necessary it
viii De FOR half-hour intervals. The race will be
esils7 under the rules OF the Yacht Racing Associa-
tion Of Long Island Sound. The course is 20 be
ten and three-quarter miles. sailed twice over. the
frst r,rn being or the Scotch Caps and the second
or NTatiuicock Point. The boats in the classes
. feet and below will sail the same course once
Th. regatta committee Of the New-York Yacht
CHM announces that the tug Eugene r Moran will
ba i'm T.archmout Hdrbor at l:l5 a. m tomorrow.
10 take out members OF the New-Nork and Larch-
rnonr YACHT clubs to Witness the race between the
-a-fOot Yachts Rainbow. Virginia and Yankee.
which IL to be started of Glen Cove at y.
Tjrkets NAV be obtained At the New-York Yacht
Club I'D u. m to-day
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
RESULTS AT ST. LOUIS.

St Louis sept '2-Flrs- racs ,fvo furlo0E~ Plat
i99 ~ puEa1l. to B,lir Hands~l lon sff0vslD
Is 70 second TrsUto 102 - Dickson. - third
Tf7> I-o3- Piler A7r;7ce our No. N- WILSON.
also
Second rs'r fg-ouEsN- FuEAui- 2 n
u ATc@-E-Uf- 4. Mclaughlin ?
second Algonquin. 100 fS~1rrl {. rhire. Time
= Tom Rove Potter Triple Sllve~. N7r5eIa
kas Ga American Felix Mozzss and King Fox II
Third rs-@ ts'T fvronEslFt-ru-s Hat 60 M A-5--
= Lad 1fH fisufisr-3. .
s@ror1. Ms Name. 112 - AEsri-E. . T. rr'rd
TINS I-"'= Ji-uai-0E oUdor FLYER lake f;re~nh@rE
I'~at- FsrHr Fh=rpy s16 A1a5a-~1 also
Fourth "a" Tore nile ard s@v@0ty var1s'-N"~s- such
< fR-ef II - 2 Tsty Trsa. 76+ = A7ta-s0r1 =
70 second. C7rsrr rtr-~ los 10 Austin. third
TiT- l5I ~ jack Young sis1
- u Scotch Dance ia 67y 7uxar1. - :.
second. M1aao0 Maid :" Rice. - ta :. third. TgHe
~. Oriental nl~1
sixth n 10 s-d Tu-IoaEl- Bengal as fs
T1rk~~~f t7 T. F5=a~1o y r.. UlI,arsl. 80 %
T. second Golden Light sG7 Li1fse-1. $50 +. third
Time @-aS 0udAna-5s Regina n Ju5Er ra7--l' and
Nellie Paw aEc Ssr1tar H-G 81 Si-sorizr Gel.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
THE RECORDS.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
TO TRY FOR KlsER's RECORD,

A. ,,erv au1omobiIist $40 attends the E717irs
me. on September "a viii be anxious 10 see
he worlds record fall b has been decided 10
o. 4. silver trophy 10 the operator who goes the
IL &, iess than 81 As seconds the record held by
- t-lser Fisher and his Comet viii probably
-, i,ers ror the trial. The new skeleton machine
,tt+ ,,, Henry Ford. who constructed the famous
- 5S'' -, re seen in New-YOrk for the iirst time
ssg s, ~ h,- Frank Kulick. At Providence this ma
hto ssfsblished a new worlds record up 20 five
cHin ii a. The light class Kenneth Skinner and a
rii'sS y ,1orrison are coming here from Boston.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
,Ew MEN FOR COLUMBIA ELEVEN

Coumblas football players were on 'o' ,h@f
.o,s aax ~ rractice Yesterday on South Field.
,n orizzIe o. rsi1. william r. Morley tie oo'cn'
directed The work This te1tagye ,. E7sp s, vas "a.
LILLE REYNOLDS: l-ft guard. sedgvlcA; centre
Ftrnegan. right guard. TalDert right iacHte.
Thorn. right end. Cooper quarterbacK. III, lfI,'
IoSt saifl1a-k Willard, right halfnack, stang ianc.
a.S frIiba~k DOYLE New men out were DolIe. \
.-a.y ertbstirtr short. stocky and speedy; john
son from the Case school Of Cleveland Try ing tor
- 80 T-iuneaau. from Union. accurate can-
-. nv a oil i!ght Morley SAYS that he has never
"a 20 man available This time oS The
,,,.r and that he feels vastly encouraged.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
ON The COURTS OF AmAkAssrN CLUB

Good progress was made in the annual invitation
tournament ~ the Aulakassj1 club. az Y0nkers.
g. YESTERDAY The second round ot The ue7 :
singles was reached and three matches IN the
mems doubles Vere PLAYED The summary:
&~a, single. ,pr-iusina-y -orsaA.-J whueheaa O.
1-.--- --1ud u rsIlant a.'.at>a r wh'e e-l. 81.
F7r-~ D. Miller f-i. 6f. a tre- -l
defeated CAsri-s Calwav. e-1 60. O. No-ts-u9 de-
-e.-ua -aaas -Norterss de,sa,et John T.rts-. Sc.
81
lcea tara-r~t J. IT, Lockwood ard J. r. ict'iX -.
r-t,.r Grant defeated Caa~."T RGCFoD- tr
--a fs,,-~~r &C F7oyr' smith ard .
~7-tr--;r ser-otvt : % Mile ami .. Whitehead. g.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
AMEgICAN IEAGTE
IB7 TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

Boston. Sept. l.-The Giants won both games Of
double header here to-day with little trouble.
The scores were 70 ! and 70 .
McGinnity was usual effective in the opening
game lie struck out four men and allowed six
hits Each side made in the fourth. and in
the eighth the visitors made runs Warner 5
single. WiIhelm's bad throw and Bresnahans two
base hit
Ames pitched IN the second game. He struck out
six mon ana allowed only two hits. The visitors
had things ali their way II this game taking
the lead in the first inning The game called
at the end OF the seventh account Of darkness.
In the fourth Eve singles 1etted the visitors four
runs. ArleS hit Abbatcchio the wrist. and SUM
van, local man, took his place The scores:
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
GRAND CIRCUIT DRIVER SET DOWN.

Providence, R. I. Sept Is.-Sec-etary Albert H.
Noo-e, OF the Grand Circuit announced to-day
that P 4 Smith had been disqualified from rae
Ing for the rest e the season by the stewards
The action : taken for the alleged laying up %
the first TWO heats Of the Roger Williams Trottiug
Stake with The California mare Sweet Marie.
August 81 az Nara ganzett Park 4 p. Mcdonald
was substituted for smith and won the race,
which was The fastest ive-hear race ever trOtted-
Sweet Marie fs not barred Smith was suspended
al the end a. the racing here. and vas subse-
Cueutlv reiuSrated
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
SCOTT HUDSON IN FRONT
Dries T5cO Uinners and One Sec
ond IN Grand Circuit

Readvire. Mass, Sept. 13-AH four OF the races
IN the second day Of the autumn uasatiaa a. the
ReadvIUe track to-day went extra heats ard the
last one remained unfinished. Scott Hudson v-as
the most successful driver OF the dav. taking two
hrsts and getting place in another n the e.sl
trottiug he had difficulty ia getting through the
punch in the honestretch, while in the third heat
mainland broke at the seven-eishJhs pole He wen
the other heats. however easily In he or usciBg
ne hetd Nancy IL back until after the taird heat
and then ne had things all mis- own v-av
Caspian took the fast trottl1g raca aFtAr q ssr5ss
ot close heats Caspian Won the last heat by com
ing uP with A rush trCttiug the last quarter in 81
seconds The judges were dissatisfied vim Txo
q Ihe drivers, and Mcdonald vas substituted sor
Fuller. The results:
PACING-21I CLASS-PI-RsE 81 oOa-rEIREE "
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
THE MALPTN TROPHY MATCH
Lrit.d States Marine Cops Team
LAU7N TENNIS.
Allen and anderson in Ne1c-Jcrsey
State Finals.

Harry ? Allen and Frederick C. Anderson. by
virtue - their victories yesterday IN the N4wJer
- State championship tennis tournament. will
contest in the fuaI round ot the mems singles on
the courts OF the St George Cricket Club. In the
sAmi-nnai round Allen beat II n Hackstt. the
former Metropolitan champion IN straight sets and
Anderson had little difficulty IN defeating his
opponent. X. B~hr. The summary;
Nsr- singles ts@unl-fral -run51--H 2 Alsr defeated
z y EacSett q s-2. = q Anderson defeated K
per- a 6-9
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
GORGEOUS BUTTON FOR BIG TIM.

Baltimore. Sept I3-The opening business session
Of the hfrh national convention OF the Ea=ies cor
vened to-day. Seven hundred new Grand Acre
members were admi,t-d- and the attendance vas
o0.
Grand Worthy President Timothy n Sullivan. 9.
Sev-Vork. received this afternoon button for the
lapel Of his coat Il Is gold and .narelled eagle
in the claws OF which q held large diamond,
pendant. the eagle carries golden key. - eAlu-
mere
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
LAckAwANNA STRIKE NOT LIKELY.
10y TELEGRAPH TO 1HE TRIBUNE

IHT fEIFHRAFH 10 TIE INIBINE-I
Eirzha1,+ou y Y Sept. ia meeting OF the
hrotherbcods OF railway trainmen for the eutire
I.arkawanna system was held in this city this
evening 70 discuss the recent order dismissnE the
third brakemen on all freight trains. There had
been talk thar A demand would he made have
these men reinststed or a general strike would be
ordered. II reported that many other com
panes had made similar reductions. and u vas de-
ci6ed that Il would be tutil, for the Lacks wanna
men 10 complain Prest.1ent MorTi.sey. OF Clev--
land will be IN the city TO- o-morrcw, but u IS not
expected that any further action Will be taken.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
ST GEORGE CRICEET CLUB
SUMMONS FOR YALE FOOTBALL MEN.
Practice Starts on New-Haven GridirOn Next
MONDAY

TPT TELEGRAPh 10 II -N-T-----'-
N.w-Faven. Conn. Sept -"-la'e loo'oe-' -
d,1s+os isve been ordered 10 report next Monday.
The men summoned are
Frd.-speare~ 7Nr-1sr. Hare Cnsrles sHGs t,
: s-avlir walter Stillrnan y Gus ahg
TackIes-J Ralph Bloome-. j = Hogan !. "f'''e anu
D ~ Arthur Erwin Ralph Kinnsv r c Tripp
< Worton F >. Dvisnt. Z. F+saton ana percy r
C|as..--,--i,er..- r II Podevet ard ! a Gates
4f.11~LT.esT+ turner 7 J quill J G. stevenson. A
- . Grtruays- and Y. " VINE . -.
l-s-.iorz5r Il Bowman. r. ard I-ydig Hoyt
.rdr.ws. the star guard and tackle Of tho fresh
me, eleven OF LAST year is not on the list aIG ex
T@apfafn " J. MscMaho- formerly or bu ~ u,A''~. -
rcao has been at Yale for two years Is NOT re-
corded
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
LOST. ONE $1,000 PIPE ORGAN.

TELEGRAPH To THE TEIBUSE.l
p{t,sh,lrz Sept, l3-St. Johns German Lurh-
eran church. OF Milivale, to-day announced
that the dedication o. The new church building
was indefinitely 9ostpons5- There VII be nothing
done until the N,Seo pipe srgan gwen b. Andrew
Carnegie il discovered The organ has been lcsr
between here and Chicago. Two weeks search
has failed 10 discover IL
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
p,rn,ne WRESTLING AT LUNA PARK

1orr Piering the Butcher Boy defeated
urr.nu.l Brugglio in the arena at Luna Park last
rirb, About 10 80 The men started. The bout was
czr..~o- Roman Pienins took Just 70 minutes and
!. .eo,A- 20 put Bruir<iios shoulders TO the mat
o. ~ The ofncisls Of th> park acted as rsfer-@
Miller.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
CIVIL SERVICE BASEBALL GAME.

Iora 7 Jordan. Deputy Superintendent o. Build
l-,r4 and Eeruard J. German chief inspector. have
accented a challenge behalf OF the baseball
PLAYERS OF the bureau, received a few days ago
f-o,, +fe be sebaIl players in Sheriff Erlauger's
o4icA FOR = game next Saturday The contest Will
30 ro- The Civil Service championship peunant
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
DAN PATcH's LIFE m DANGER

Topeka Kan. sept IS-Dsu Pst-h rhe pac-r.
owned BY ". n Savage. o. Minneapolis il sick
here He has zrrangulated hernia. and il is be
wed he VIII die
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
SUPERBAs oUTPLAY PHILADELPHIA
Cronin Pitches Good Game-Three- -Bagger
by Lumley.

The Saperhas defeated Philadelphia Washing
ton Park yesterday. 80 . Crouir pitched a good
game for The hou@ team The victory puts the
BROOKLYN nine ahead of Boston n the percenta 60
column. as the latter team lost TWO games 70 the
Giants
IUuley.s threa-BaEEer in t7N third allowed rroni7
and Dillon 60 cross the plate. and Tuna.ey scored
or Uooir'z uuT In tre htth The visitors made
rnei- first run on Titus-s hit. on which he made
A circuit of thA bases The score.