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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-19
HepublifnniId)c SHUTS . Gunuens
tiunru.

olum b II $, Ohio, Is. Moi.---
0oS folgenoe repitblifoniide StootS-
Gidet mur6c bier bellte nominirt:
q ootSiefretGr 2epiS 6. 2oplin bon
Normolt, Ridter oes Obergeridts
@m, j. Spear BON 2iSbon, 4ftltar
Oes ObergerihtS 2omion 6. Gmerion
BON ct. GlnirSniqe, MilherGi-@ o1ns.
miiiGr Sorace 9llfcnp BON 3enio,
Mitglie0 Der 9eborOe fir 0ffentli6e
Irbeitcn II. g. CRAWFORD bon Moi.
iiqoll, Gleftoren at Sarge Charles g.
Suit bon Cincinnati uno Noab s.
Smopne BON Goleoo, 0eIegaten at
2orge Wpron Z. &errid, @eorge g.
Gor, CHARLES @. g. Did uno $. Z.
GubanfS.
2incoIn, Nebr., IS. Mui. -
Die republifuniide StootS . Gonuen-
ton nominirte berte eiu Stoot3tidet,
~erluGbltc bier 9clegoten at Sarge 8llr
Nottonol. Convention mo nominirte
BEN GongreB Nbgeoronetcn Glner
s. 9urfett bonn +. 0titrift fir Die
Wabl UNI 9un6eSienator. Dos
StaatStifet lit: @ouperneur So6n $.
Miidep bon YoIf . Gountp, 8ice.@or
pcrneltr @omono 8. Wc@ia bon
Douglas, StuotSiefretdr u. @oluibo
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Wortenlen bon 8ollep, @eneral.In-
malt WorriS 9ronn bon Buffalo,
Nuoiteltr g. 6. Seorle bon &eit6,
2ono @ommiIiGr $. %. Barton bon
Oo0ge, Sdlul = Superintendent s.
z. Mc9rien bon Siamore. Die De
legoten at Sarge 5ur Notionol.Gcn.
pention lino: $. s. Bronze bon Omos
ia, Is. 9. 0empIter BON Beatrice, s.
Is. Fiper bon Setamab uno $. g..
2eilong bon 2erin9ton.
Springfiel0, ST., 1S. Wtoi.
- Die republifoniid)e StootS.Gon
pention, welhe bier ieit 6reitog
tn9t. perlief oild) bellte reililtotloS.
Die lebte slbitimmutg, oie A., bate
iolgenheS &eiultot: yates 1872, 2op.
Den 1892, 0eneen 1922, Somlin
#, @orner SO, Sherman 2 uno
Fierce 33 Stimmen fir @ouperneur.
lin ht0 llbr pertngte Die Gonpen.
ton iid bis beilte Wtorgen 10 llbr.
0eS Woincs, Soma, is. Wtoi.
- Die republitanil6e Stats : Son.
nention, melde belte bier togtc. en-
rcte nit eineni Siege ser .Stano.
Eots" Hepublifnner iiber bic @eiiir.
ioorter liberaier Snrifreform. Shob,
omts : SefretGr S6op erflGrte IN
einer &eoe, OaS Sallpt . Slime ser
o~iesiGbrigen Gompagne iuiiroe Dit
@ebaiiptung Der 0emofroten iein.
hob amerifoniid)e @ouren I'M Mus.
lonoe biaiger ~ucrfauft miiroen ol&
i'm eigenen 2nn6e.
Sacramento, Gal, Is. Woi.
= Die republifonii1e Stoats Gon'
nention, peld)e beute bier ta9te, er.
hanrte @ouperreur Geo. 6. Yaroec.
Sobn 9. SpredIeS mno Geo. anigbt
bon Son Sran5isco unb &idter ).
V. Wcainlep bon Sos IngeleS ais
0elegoten at large sur Gdtionol-
Contention.
Nem 2ertngton II. Ohio, IS.
.Mai. - Faitor S. 6. 9riowca poE
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&ermiidtc tclcsrapbiidc 9cpei6en.

StlhhlIuJiC t|elCBiupDtIuJC SCptluVeH'
- Sn @ortioro, Cont, ionoen dt-
tern Gcunioncn Der Nrn1ee 0eS go
tomac. uno oeS Connecticut = 0epor
temcntS Der @roBeu &rntee Der Ne.
pnblit itott 1000 @eteronen nobmcn'
an Den beiDen Geunioncn Sbeil.
@m. $. &inri6icn Stoat9.Sc.
fretGr bon &QinoiS untcr @ouper.
!tcllr Nltgelt, bat in leiner @obnunN
81 Nlcronocr, 80 Meilen mcItlid) bon
Springiiclo, cinen ShIogoufoQ CT
litten.
- Curb 0o5 INSTRUMENTATION
Der 8clriie tnnl geitern orei Wtcilen
6itlih bon Moorcroit, @poming, eli
pItlid obrenocr Yoiiogier5ug Ser
burlington 8obn gum @ntglciicn.
George Carpenter bon Goop mltroc
geto0tct uno mebrere 0elegaten sur
republitanild)en StdutS Gonuen.
ton 81 Ghcpenne, @poming, mrr0clr
perlebt.
- Ger 0nmpier n0ibernion" BON
Scr nNllen . 2inic," melhcr am fl.
&fai BON Wontrcol iiir &onoon nit
FaIIoglercn mo elmer SaolngSrodt
abging. lit om Gienitog 9lbeno in.
9tebel bel Stormp Yoint, Nell-SunO-
Ianb, 9citrotOet uno gebt iebeniollS
ucrloren. Gle Yoliogiere mo sic
Sd)iiiSbcioBung iino gcrettet.
lie olte 0uolep Sternmartc
bel Glbonp, N.sY, lit ourh 6erer
3erIt0rt iuor0en. Die 9~lulGgen mu.
rem idon mebrerc Sabre u1beniiBt
uno bolb perfdlcn. Son Sen NitrG,
Eonlen Der altcn Sternmorte mlrne
leiler Belt Der @eQ'ide aomet eut-
oedt.
Su Rortbfielo, &crmont, lpurOc
Dos Union = @ebdit0e an ser Moin.
StraBe. ooS BON IA Sirmen offupirt
.pnr, burd) Scuer 5eritort. Cine 3eii
lang ldien es, oils oh 6os gauge Sc.
ihGitSoiertcl Der Stoot e~in9eGifert
merocn lpiiroe.
Die Stoot Sutton in Woiiod)lt.
let's bat ibren 200-iobrigen @eoenf
tag gefeiert. InlGBlih oeS Cages
iuur0e 81 Gbren beS in Sutton gebo-.
rcnen Hepolutiona . Generals nit
ms Eltnom Elm 3cntmol gcietl.
DIS Monumen beitebt aus eineni
unbebouenen @rnnitblod aus ner
Bergen bel Sutton.
= George Melubatt, Elm Sabrifant
bon 2pnoonL gngluno, melher ollf
Der Geiie nod Notwithstanding I'M
auditorium : Sotel" 81 Gbicogo ob.
9eitiegen lit, 1T nm $1,000 III @anf-
roterl Der 9onf BON Gnglanb berolbt
moroen.
Der @onitor ,Wrntnuf" miro
BON Ebilaoelpbia nad Hid)nono
eeifleppt, no oerielbe ollseinon0er
genolnmen iueroen miro, Inn bon Der
.Sreogor-Go." ais olteS Gilen per.
mcnoet 81 iuerben Die Gonlpagnie
bat orei Der monitors gefnnft.
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q eob a 6 tunQcu Der Hui.
len.

- - ~ N'
Petersburg Is. Woi. -
@cuerol &uropottiu bat Die iolgeuoe
Gepcidc inter Dem 9citrigen 0otlm
ou 0cn G5oren geiou0t: Gin De
Judgement Der jopaniihcn 8orbut,
meldcS bis 5llm fl. Ntoi Gin Sois
Gin mo oo8 0ori &ong.Soi.F ube,
% Nleilen n0rolih BON 6eng.g8onGs
G6cng, beiebt belt, lit no6 Selin.
don ge5ogen, Sin tIeines 0etohes
mcnt beiinoet iih 81 GDong Son.
IS miro berid)tet, Dob Die Sapnncr
Sotuiban uerloiieu babcn. Die Sa-
poner bnben 600 &nionterietruppen
81 WiionHuu0 800 81 SoIitS5nipu05a.
3moli Weilan iil00itlidl Ipon 6eng-
MonQ-G hana ltebeH 5000 Soponer. -"
.@enerol 9nfbnrOff bepihtet: u9lm
Woraepg oe8if7. Mm mid elm De.
Judgement oernioponiihen rgSorbut BON
Der @ouptunoitruBe 3miiden 2ioo-
Nung uno &pboumentla 1la6 8eng-
Monq Gbeng 5triid. Die &oponer
luerien in Der Ndbc BON 6eug @ong'
Gbeng &eicltigungen oltL
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nMrlon."
SallptQltnrtier: 6tog . Safe, yr.
205 SonouersS truBe. SingItunoe:
~Mitttpo6S-9iri9ent: S. s. 8rdnf.
.Sarmonie."
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9irigent: Sobn 81. &lein.
o@ermonia.M Gmner6or."
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ner6or.&oIle, gtr. A10-412 @eIt-
2ombaroItraBe. Gingitunoe: 9ou-
nerltags - 9iri9ent: Sbeooor Senl'
berger.
! .a2l :" n6robiinn."
&niptql1ortier: Srobiinn : &olle,
Nr. >200O 6reoerif : Aoenue. Siug-
ItlnOe: Yiithuod5 - 9irigent Sobn
81. &lcin.
nIrbeitcts MGnmcrdor."
Sonptquortier: 2(noreo9' Saae,
Nr. 314 Sonoperltr. oGingIhnoe:
0onnerItogs - 9irigcnt Gbo&. $.
8odau. %,
Goint MGunerd)or."
&auptqltortier: 3midcr'S Sole,
Gle Gubo. uno Nn0rcItroBe. 6iug-
Ihmoe: Sonnta95 - 9iri9ent Geo.
M M%.Jlmom.
.Mrbeiter. 2ieoertafcl."
Salptqnartier: SoI8' Soile, Nr.
408 @eit : 2eringtonItraBc. Ging-
itllnOc: Wittmo6S - 0iri0ent GboS.
S. @odou.
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1922 SoriorO.N Oenlte. S%ingitmoe:
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8. &. S6I0eeI.
s@ifenfron5."
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3. mo @oll0bitroBe, Sigblanotoun.
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Sulp. OpNlIlCl.
,Welo0ie."
SnnptQiiortier: s. Gies' Sale,
ode 2omitraBe un0 9elair-M arft.
Singituuoe; 9onneritagS 9iri.
gent +. &urolus.
n@ermania.Q uortett. GLIB"
Sauptqltortier: Mcienberg'S 6aIle,
Nr. Tic Nor0 TocaItroBe. Sing.
Itunoe: 9ienItagS - 9irigent s.
&arollS.
.Mebger.8 eianebercin."
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2otp. uno SorreIt StraBe. Sing.
ltlnoe: 9ienltogS - 0irigent S. 6.
Sranf.
ngbeImeiB."
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bon Salt. uno gait.Ipenlle. Sing.
itunoe: SienitagS 9irigent @.
81. Shneioer.
Sllrn.8creine
,Sitrn Seftion oeS 2abor 2p.
celims." - 9ienltog uno Coulter.
flag. SurnIhmoe Ibenos 8 ll6r.
y8ermotio. g rnperein."
Sbimef's o9obmen.Saae."
Xurnberein .8orlp1rts."
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observation-disclosures.
12ocuIt.Soint Surnbercin."
Gde Srll. uno @eoionltrobe.
9eittiher arieaerbuno."
Souptquortier: Mnoreas' Salle,
Nr. 3f4 SonoberItroBe. - gppeu:
Seoen eriten Montas i'm @onat.
Mbenbs s llbr.
pllnohbongiger 9iireer-Serein bon
Warplano" Geriammlllng ieoen
lebten Donneritog i'm Monat III Ser
u8oripdrts-Sale,~ SIR. 734, WeIt-
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Chamberlain, Dob cr gotl5 Oerihie0c.
ner Nnii6t mare, ais Die, na6 oerclt
Noiiirbolten oaS HeiuItot Oe8 iopu.
Mid r ruliii6en &rie9es in Der. pol-
lt0noiGcn &erni6tlWlg elmer Ser gro.
ben &riea@morincn Ser g8clt beItou.
ben Bate.
@ntih ic0cneS g orgc + G II
in 3btbet.
&onoon, Is. Woi. - 2or0Sar0s
midc (llnterIcfret0r I'M a%ricgSumtc)
la0tc beutc I'M ObcrbouIe in cincr
2lntiuort al oen 2oro Spencer (Oen
Tii6rer Der &iberolen), Dob @roBbris
tannnicn iid icbt nit GDibct im&ric.
&C bcf0n0c un0 0oB CT nidt gloubtc,
bic &eAierung iolte, ebc iic ibre
Stellmgnnbme OurG sic @emalt Der
N8oifen gcrcbtiertigt bGttc, sur 2lbs
Qobe cinCS beitinmten @eripredeus
biniihtlld Der Dem Sdluiic Der
Standardization i~olGer0en 9(bmo.
dungcn oufQeiorOcrt >uerOcn.
2or0 Smeeomolltb (libcraU be,
l6uIoiote Die Gc1icrulq, ciQcmiliG
cine expedition orsgcionOt mo ole
6oIqcn gculrBt ST Gobcn.
Ger Winiitcr 0e3 YltSlu0rtiQen.
2%onSoolpnc, ontportctc biaroni. Gr
logte, bo6 sic Hcgierung, no6ocm
iic cine beltimmtc Golitit unAcloms
men bate, iif mobrid)einIid nidt
bon oielcr ipeQtreiben lolien miiroc,
mcil Ole expedition bon ociniGcn ia
nutiihen 9orboren in @egcnoem Die
an oic inoiI6c @rcnjc ltoBcn," ougcs
0~riifcu mdrc.
0oS@lutbu0 in Nrmcnicn
Con ItontinnpcL Is. Woi.-
9tn6 elmer 0epeihe bonn &alio SIT
Nltli5 in Der oliotiiden liirfri iino
inn Soliun . Giitrift II 00ricr bon
ormeniiden Sniurgcnteu 3|erit6rt
moroen lleber 600 nrmcnii6c 50.
nilicn bobeu i'll Wtltih elmer StuNt
III @itli3, 3uiIu6t geimben.
SIT 6 mobr.
Rio sc S~nneiro, Is. Moi. -
Cine bon einem Gorreipon0enten Scr
yNiiociirtcn Treile" ongciteutc I'M
tcrlufunq bat ergcben, 0ob ni6ta
Mnbrc5 an 0cnl @eridt lit. broiiIiu.
lliide OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bGtten elm
britii6eS Sdifi 81 Wonoo5 am
glmo5onenitrom onl t3. Wtoi onge.
boltcu, neil ooiiclbe 2G0 &iitcn Wht-
milton an 9orG bate.
China 10 d) uuf.
Yctim IS. Wfoi. -- 0urd) cincn
bcutc irchuiatg crloiiencn foiierli.
dcn 8ciebI luerocn ole @Gfcn BON
Gilman Gll. YSei Obi . TN mo
Chou Gim ouf Der Sbon . Gumn.
&olbiniel Dem @eltbanOcI er0finet.
nSrieSlono" biilfIuS.
GueeuStolnn II. IS. Wai.--0er
Sompicr .Ilronio" beridtct onf
Oerielbc bcItc Morgcn Sen beloiifcll
0ompicr D6rieSlonb" in Der Ndbc
bon @otcrior0, Srlou0, poiiirte unn
Gieicr 0ompfcr lignoliiirtc, Dob feline
Sd)roubcnlutlle gebrpd)en ici. Gin
ShIeppcr lit 9cionot moroen unh
6riugt Den biililoien 0umpfer nod
&iperpool. 0o3 @etter lit i66r
Der 3ompier o~SrieSlono" lon0tt
geitern gbenb IN Queenstown olt,
lan0ete Eolingiere ul0 fubr Damn
nod 2iuerpool lpcitcr. Gleif nod
Der Nbfabrt muB Die @ellc 9cbro6er
icin.
Gin Sieg Gbomberloin'S
2pnoon, Is. Mai. = Sos v2i.
beral. llnionilt Council" bat nad 2.
%itiinoiger Sibuna beidlolIem oui
Der bon Soiepb Chamberlain porae'
idlaaenet9ol Sic QiberuI. llnioniii
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- &n GIfbort, Sno., brod)tc e@
6rou Seth &oneS, cine eiIrige N9i'
totorin oui Dem @e6iete Der 6roucn.
bemcamg, nod iabrelongen Senlii.
hlngen fertig, OoB Der Stootroth
cine Oroinow qegeu OoS Spndcn
nlf ben StroBen erlieB. Ger GrItc,
mCldcr nit oieier Sroinall5 IN Gon'
lift fam uno nit elmer empiinoli6c /
8clOitrofc bclegt lpuroe, mGr SerGh e
mann ser Srou oSoneS.
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8inton mlr0e beltte bon Den 9cnto.
traten pom If. GOngreB = GiitriftC
iiir Den GongreB nominirt.
@runo Hopio$, Wid., is.
Nai. - Die republifonii6e Gtout@
Convention eruanntc Gertcr W Ser.
III bon GctroIt, JtoIpD &ooelon0 Don
Soginom, S. :. O'8rieu pom @rono
9tapios un0 Capt. T6omu5 @oIterH
bon SIbpenning 81 GclcAotcur
large CUR rCpublifanii6cn u
Convention.
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Die briiii6e 9arfe .Selen Sio-
bell, nit Sprup beIaben ibeiterte
g~eltern in Der 91be bon Cape Gocc,
Ven . 5nnolano. Die 9eIutmnG
miiroe Jerettet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-19

ole &efrllten in 3eltcn unO tcmpord
rem 8orroden lbeila oui Dem @on.
De, GbeilS oltf Dem S6iffc ielbit En-
tidtet. 3roboem broden Die &ront-
heitcn oll6 OieieS Sabr ans. Nton
Glnlrbt Dab Oic &runtbeitafcimc IL
Hbf0Gen uno S6lomn aus Nb5ug9-
&unGlen, oie aus Der Stoot Ebiln.
0clpbia nod) 2eogue &&lunO Qebrott
mo BORT obaelo0en puroen, gu H..
d)cu iino.
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lruten oui /
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MON SipirS Tph
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-28
WITH THE ATHLETES OUT OF DOORSU
BELL SAVED HIM
FROM KNOCKOUT.
Hughey McGovern smothered in
Six-Round Go With O'Neill
at Philadelphia.

New York Sun Special Service.
Philadelphia, July 2S,-EIanSin6 on the
ropes, bleeding, helpless, his hands swing
ing limp at his side, Hughey McGovern
was fit subject for the knockout punch
when the bell rang ending his bout with
Frankie Neill Of California, the champion
bantarnweight of the world, at the Ma
tional Athletic club last night
Upwards Of 1000 men cheered the little
fellows thru six rounds of the most ter
rifle boxing ever witnessed here. From
the start Of the fifth round until the end
Of the sixth there was never let-up The
youths went at it hammer and tongs, and
pounded each other viciously. For three
rounds McGovern held his own. Then the
superior ability and strength of the Cali
fornian told and Hughey was gradually
beaten down. At least half a dozen times
in the last three rounds 1t looked as If
Hughey would be knocked out. Each
time, tho, the Brooklyn lad rallied and
by fighting back yiciously managed tc
last out the round. In the fifth round
McGovern looked to be all in, but just
when few more blows by the exhausted
Californian would have ended the bout
Hughey clinched. Then Neill tried his
best to knock Hughey out in the sixth
When the boys were cinched Neill leaned
! his head over Hugheys shoulder and sait
| to Terry McGovern: Hes q tough one
all right"
The next instant the pair were at +
again until McGovern finally acknowl
| edged defeat by backing to the ropes ane
dropping his hands. Neill at once fel
| back, and tried to set himself for de.
| cisive, blow; but before he could raise hi!
hand the gong ended the battle.
| While Neill was on his way OF the hal
the horse attached to the carriage il
which he was riding away, but thu
| boxer jumped out and was unhurt.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-28

GAMES TODAY. Il.
st. Louis at New York. M ii.ll
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

ans 81 Block T. as to Il Hss snS T. s}ess os
part Of lots and T. block g. McAillan's add,
!, Lillian L. Knowles to William ": Bartlett,
H. II. Pond to F. W. Pond and wife, in sec.
Mary B.. Rankin to Ellnore G. Berry, lot 10,
b1esk 2. sLda Lincoln street supR1ement; s1oo
half lot q block 2, Waters addition, 81, 200.
Albert W. Stacy to Elmer N. Stacy, in section
3, township 49, range %, etc. 900,
Edward r Teitsworth and wife to William D.
Rea, in section a. township III, range %.
Howell W. Young to Albert G. Duhme, in
section township IT. range m ~ etc. $500;
tbs ct al. in section Z, township III, range %,
Emily. A. Whitmore ct al: to Albert G: Duhme,
sa,5se e seet'on : township H. range zs' etc.
Susan b. F. Brown ct al: to Estelle c. Rees,
Eliphalet g. Hicks and wife to Ohio Motor
company, lot 6, block 81, Groveland addition,
: j. Gustaf Erickson and wife to Charles F.
Erickson, lot 6, block SO, East Side addition,
H: Leslie Enches and wife to Michael P; Nc.
s1s5 ag5n' lot ? block 2 helntyre's subdivision
Godfrey Deziel and wife to Portius G. Dem,
ing lot z, Dem1ng's FOLK street Encouragement,
$1,45O.
Margaret C1arkin and husband to G. Birkhofer
Brewing company, part OF lots and 2, block
8, Marshall's addition, 81, 800.
David A. Clark to Ole Severson ct al; lot %
block 8, Harmony Terrace. $3.50.
Charles J. Brudigan and wife to Emma Proehl
part of lot e. block s. Ferrant's addition, 81 900
John P. Blichfeldt and wife to Dina Ambie
part of lots and 5, block 2, F. Cooks Riverside
addition, $1,250.
Agnes Besserrer to Harvey Brooks ct al
| lot /, block. 10, Bradford & Lewis addition
$5 100
David c. Bell and wife to Jacob Foell; dot $50
Minnetonka Lake Park, $3.50.
Lily c. Balm and husband to Augustus II
| Balm; lot 80, Sabn Lake Harriet Garden Lots
$3.50.
Benjamin R. Balm and wife to Augustu
r. Balm; lot 8, block 20, Atwaters addition
| So, 1000.
Nine minor deeds, SIT.
Total, 81 deeds, $685. COZ.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-28
KELLEY APPEALS
TO PRIEST. GRlLLO
HE WANTS THAT GAME OF MON
DAY LAST.
Bases Claims Upon Statements Which,
liz Correct, Are Different from the
the Minneapolis View of the situa-
tion--Idttle Chance to Overcome
Hart's Ruling.

Milwaukee, July 2S.-NIanager kelley Of
the ST. Paul team has claimed the game
played with the millers at Minneapolis
Monday The game in question goes down
in official records at this time as the score
of to 0 In the tenth inning. AT the emu
of the eighth inning Managers Kelley ana
Watkins agreed that the game should
end at 8 o'clock to permit the saints to
catch a. train for Milwaukee, In the
eleventh inning st. Paul made two runs.
The first two men who went to bat for
Minneapolis were easy outs. When the
next man was up the ball became lost.
Umpire Hart asked for new ball. and
Watkins told him to look for 1T in the
grass. A moment later it was 6 o'clock
and Umpire Hart called the game. as per
agreement. The score reverted back to
the end Of the tenth inning.
Kel1ey's action has been expected in
Minneapolis. The assertions of the Mil
waukee dispatch are not In accordance
with the facts regarding the loss of the
ball. Maloney's foul tip did not go out
of the grounds. Umpire Hart did not call
for a new ball, and Manager Watkins did
not tell him to look in the grass. Kelley
protest. He was beaten in an agreement
to which he assented, and all President
iGrillo can do is to abide by the decision
of the umpire. Kelley will have to.
At Kansas City-Minneapolis- Kansas
City game, postponed; wet grounds.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-28

Republican hall. Aldrich and Plymouth avenues.
The Little Millers defeated the Fifth Ward
Members of the Central Provision Company
sentneis en u Patriots, Adams Street, Dry Goods
team or the Minots. For games address Central
Red Wing as
by score Of IL to /. Next Sunday the Pal
ace team will cross bats with La Crosse al
Members of the Union nine claim game from
the X9ss ,t team m for The
Kennedys, George STAIRS. +. ]: Nagels or ths
Wilmots For games address H. Meister, 63e
Quincy street NE.
Members of the Island Cycle Company team
would like to arrange game for next Sunday
with some fast city or out-of-town team. Fol
games address I. Hentchel. care Of the Trib
une.
Members of the D. c. Englund team were de
feated by the Websters in twenty -fve-i -innine
would like to arrange games with any team
in the state; For games address I. Meister
The champion Independents wish games will
any II or 15-year-old teams in or out of tht
city The Independents have claimed the cham
have not met with defeat in that time. They
defeated the fast champions of New Richmond
Each player f in the team has IS been been playing m ex
1lt %orR as 1ng a 5sR psg g
pendents viii cross bats W with the Monroes mex
Sunday at Western and Oak Lake avenues Q
Fourth and Lyndale avenue N. Harrison Thomp
son, pitcher. and Olley Casey, the receiver. will
work for the Independents. For games with tn
Independents address Robert Jordan LAS 14s High
Me Members Of the hfenemone tea team l'e We're de
feated by the Minneapolis Toozes by a score O.
II to 5: Batteries, Mcdonald and Reese, Bron
stad. Elmur and dickinson. For games with tn,
Toozes address George McNevins Or N. w. tele
phone. -,
The Great Northern office nine will cross bat
with the me .nbers of the Minneapolis Junction
nine MIN Sunday at Eighteenth avenue y and Girard
Batteries, Styles and Finn, McNulty and Bow
man. Game will be called at sharp.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-28
NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
GAMES TODAY.

Philadelphia at Boston.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
st. Louis at Pittsburg.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-28
sQUALLY FOR RYAN

Blanket Charges Made Against the
Captain of Industry
New York Sun Special Service.
ST. Louis, July 2S.-Circuit Attorney Folk stat
! ed yesterday that he has given instructions
concerning the rearrest of John J. Ryan or
his release parole. In explaining the new
indictments against Ryan, Assistant Circuit At
torDey Hancock said:
"a nolle prosequi was issued in the old
case because the charge Of embezzlement by
bailee did not cover the crime of larceny. The
new indictments contain not only a count charg-
ing emhezzlement by bailee, but also charges
of grand larceny, embezzlement and obtaining
money under false pretenses.''
New York, July n. All Of J. Ryan's thoro.
breds in training will be sold at public auction
today in Brighton Beach racetraek paddock These
rose, Paget, Monaco rdos, Chief Milliken, St.
Margaret, Mamie March. Ario NJ and Hazel
Baker. The determination to sell out was de-
cided upon by the noted plunger last week and
has nothing to do with his arrest.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-28

The Great Northern office nine will cross bats
with the me -nbers of the Minneapolis Junction
nine Sunday at Eighteenth avenue and Girard.
Batteries, Styles and Finn, McNulty and Bow
man. Game will be called at 9 sharp
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-28
DREYFUSS HOLDS
TO HANS WAGNER
Brooklyn Offered Squad Of Play.
ers and Cash for Release Of
Shortstop.
New York Sun Special Service.

N6W IUTh DUH 6peCIdl 65TVIU5'
Pittsburg, July 2S.-While in Pittsburg
Brooklyn made an effort to strengthen
her team by the acquisition of Wagner
the famous Pittsburg shortstop. The Of
fer was not considered. Hanlon offered
to trade Pitcher Garvan and ShortstoI
Babb as we'll as give a little wad of coir
for Wagner but Dreyfuss only laughed
A third player whose name has not been
made public was then offered, but Han
lon was told that he could not have Wag-
ner at any price, that he was not fol
trade or for sale.
''I might as well shut up shop and sc
out Of business as think of getting rid O.
Wagner" said Barney Dreyfuss to Han
lon. "That fellow comes pretty near being
the whole show HIMSELF
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-28
ST. PAUL ELKS WON
Minneapolis Taken into Camp by
SANITY CITY Team

St. Paul Elks defeated the Minneapolis Elks
at Nicollet park yesterday morning by a scora
Of Is to TO- It was game that will be re-
the contest. Nearly four hundred Elks witnessed
the game, and at times nervous that
they felt impelled to run out in the field and
take the star players off the field their shoul-
ders: St Paui's right fielder gave the greatest
exhibition Of the day by crossing the plate in
the ninth inning. Ed Connor and Jack Potts were
the stars of the Minneapolis team and were
given excellent support from the rest of the cast.
T. n. Jayne pitched excellent ball for the Min
neapolis aggregation. Perry Werden umpired the
game in excellent style.