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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-19
MAROCZY IN LEAD
Draws Down First Money In Interna-
tioual Tennis PLAY.

Ostend Belgium, July 19-The. last round Of
the international chess masters tournament was
begun yesterday. Maroczy, the leader, won first
prize by winning his game with Blackburne.
Tarrasch scored against Leonhardt and Is In
second place.
Schlechter drew with Burn and finished fourth
in the race while Marco, who drew with Teich-
mann, gets fifth prize, Teichmann being sixth.
Alap1n won from Marshall.
In the afternoon session Maroczy played out
his adjourned game with Taubenhaus from the
twenty fourth round and won, increasing his
the first prize Of 81, 600. Taubenhaus drew with
Tschigorin.
The game between Janowsh and Wolff was
adjourned to be played OF today. On this en-
counter hinges the second prize. which lies be-
tween Tarrasch and Janowski. Schlechter's prize
amounts to $780, Marcos $500 and Teichmann's
S180. =
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-19
DULUTH IS READY
FOR THE REGATTA
st. Paul -Four Is Now CHARTERED
at the Zenith
City.

Z Duluth, July 19.-The members of the St.
Paul four-oared crew which evil take part in
the three-cornered regatta here Saturday, arrived
in the city yesterday evening. They brought
their shell with them and it was placed in the
Duluth boathouse until the date of the regatta.
The St. Paul men will probably cover the course
two or three times before Saturday to make
themselves familiar with the conditions
The Winnipeg crew is not expected before
Friday morning. The Winnipeg club will send
eight oarsmen and coxswain and some of them
will probably row in both the eight and the
four cared race.
The Duluth club is making great preparations
for the event. and If Saturday turns out to be
a fine day, the regatta will be one of the great
est events of the kind ever pulled of in Duluth.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-19
SMELLING TO COMPETE
Soldiers to Contest in Rifle Shooting
and Cavalry Competition.

In compliance with instructions from head
quarters of the department Of Dakota, the fol-
lowing men will leave Fort Smelling Thursday
for Fort Sheridan. M, to participate in the
infantry rifle competition to be held at that
bough. Company I, and Henry Clark, Company
F.; Corporal John Grandy, Company q, and
Prtvates Martin II. skoberg, Company A. John
Ccmbert, Company B, John o. Frydelund, Com
pany c., Rudolph Oldenburgh Company b. JET
ferson Clark, Company g, George r. Wedding,
Company H, and Lon K. Keller, Company K,
Of the Twenty-efghth infantry.
First Sergeant William s. Inman, Troop H,
and Sergeant Peter j.. Keelty, Troop g, Third
cavalry. leave today for Fort Riley, Kan, to
following named men Of the artillery and cav
airy go to the same post to participate in the
pistol competitions Sergeant Lewis c. Cole.
man. Tenth battery; Corporal D. II. Smith,
Thirtieth battery, and Privates Robert L. Cor-
man, Troop G., and Lewis e. Morrison, Troop
II, Third cavalry.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-19
ANOTHER CHUFFER
SPOILS TRACK FENCE

Benton Harbor, Mich. July 19-Boundins the
turn for the home stretch at mile minute
clip yesterday "a mammothe motor car, driven By
Will Overburn, the flying Dutchman, swerved from
it's path and collided with the fence, tearing
away several posts and ripping of boards for
twenty yards. The machine was wrecked, but
the driver came thru the crash without serious
injury.
Tho car was being driven in match race
with Fred Allen and was leading when the acci-
dent occurred. The mile on mile course was
made in 1;1S.
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Stovall Worked Well.

Stovall pitched a winning game and had To-
lido beaten fifty ways when the inteld laid down
behind him. lie tried his best to win, keeping
up the fight until the last The disheartening
support did not the lad to quit at any
time. and he alone comes out of the game with
credit. Graham messed up four drives that
he should have eaten alive. Fox kicked only
one. but that was enough.
The game started like walkaway. Clarke
singled, but double on him and Clingman and 4
strikeout Of Cassaday after Gilbert had made
single, put Toledo on the grass Graham, first up
for the millers, was passed and Sullivan sacr1-
feed, sending him to second. Freeman reached
first Lee's failure to hold the throw and Coul-
ter singled. Greminger followed with another
and Marshall sent one where 1t would do the most
good. Graham, Freeman and Coulter scored, the
latter getting in when Fearless dropped the
throw to catch him. Greminger came across the
plate on Marshall's hit.
Martin then taken out Of the box and
Camnitz substituted. The next two men were put
out on infeld hits Toledo picked up one In the
second inning a single by Demont, wild
pitch and Moriarity's single. Minneapolis was
BANKED in the second. Things ran along quietly
until the sixth Cassaday singled and started to
second when Lee lifted fly to Coulter Casa
dy stood second, watched Coulter catch the
fly and then throw him out at FIRST on the non.
return. Demont was passed, but thrown out at
second in attempting to steal. For Minneapolis
Greminger singled, was forced to second by
Marshall's pass and scored on Hynes single. The
eide went out before Marshall could make the
circuit
Then came the grand merry -go-round Zear,
foss singled after Moriarity had been downed at
first Stovall's error let Camnitz reach first
and Clarke forced him out at second. Clngman
singled and Gilbert was passed Fox put his
footwear into Cassady's drive and Clarke and
Clingman cantered home. Zearfoss had already
scored on the hitting Lee forced Cassidy
out at center. 800
Sullivan was executed at first when the millers
came I'D and Freeman drew four balls. A bum
throw to second let him safe there and he Went
to third on another error Coulter reached nrst
on a f1elders choice that failed and stole sec
ond. Greminger struck out and Marshall mace
two-bag ger. Freeman and Coulter scored.
Hynes struck out.
More Sorrow. ,'.s re:. 49,
The eighth brought sorrow in chunks and pro-
family in streams. Demont doubled and Graham
butterfngered drives by Moriarity and Zearfoss
Camnttz forced Zearfoss at the sec
ond corner and Clarke singled Cling
man struck out and Gilbert reached
first on another error by Graham. Marshall
finally caught Clarke throw to third base.
The hitting and the errorfs brought in the three
nudhens.
A double play ended Minneapolis hopes In their
half and in the ninth Toledo took the game when
Cassidy made 4 triple and Demont drove him
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-19

TOTALS Ia II 10 4
'Batted for A. Morgan in ninth.
'"Batted for Jaeger in fourth.
Kansas City,. 4 Q o. 9
indianapolis -. 0 0 1 0 10
Twobase hits. Hill. Farrell; home runs, Nance,
Castro, McCreery; sacrifice hit, Morgan; stolen
base. Frantz; double play, Moran to Zalusky;
hits, off Jaeger.7 in four innings, of G.. Nor
Morgan 8, of Jaeger l. struck out, by A. Nor.
gan S, by Jaeger l, by c. Morgan 6: left on
buses Kansas city 2, Indianapolis Z. Time,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-19
TERRIBLE" D0INGS
IN WRESTLING GAME

Chicago July 1S.-In a wrestling bout ut Net
ropolitan hall last night Karusam, the Terrible
Turk, lost to Dmitral, the Terrible Greek, and
Jack Mills of Buffalo. Karusam agreed to throw
Dmitral and Mills twice each in an hour. He
threw Mills twice in 13 minutes. but the Greek
turned the tables and threw Karusam In two
minutes and thirty seconds.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-19
SPLENDID FIELDS OFFERED
Mason City Harness Meeting Expected
to Furnish Good Racing.

Mason City, Iowa, July 1e.-The best field
of horses ever assembled in the state are here
to take part in the four days series Of races
Yesterdays attendance was 1900. Summary:
2:15 Pace-Creance won, Vizenio second, DicA
Yates third. Harry W., Lottfe R. and Alice Me
dunn also started. Best time 2:14A.
2:35 Trot-Grace Cameron won, Emmola sec
ond, Helen G. third. Velveteen, Eloise, Echo
Maid, Bon S., Pledia and Beatrice also started
Best time 2NA t-i,.-=-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-19
"AD" MEN AT GOLF.

Cleveland, July 19.-In the qualifying round,
medal play, of the tournament of the American
Golf Association Of Advertising interests, 1928
players started yesterday at the Euclid links.
Sixteen players qualified for the championship
fight. and the remainder will compete in fights
Of sixteen each for other cups and trophies.
e. a. Freeman, picked by many to show the
best score OF the day, fell down the out
ward journey, and the best he could do was
46 strokes for the first nine holes. His father,
w. O. freeman, did better, with a score Of
40 going out and total for Is holes OF 81.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-19
TENNIS AT SEABRIGHT
National Champion Goes Down In tn
Doubles.

seabright N. J., July 1e.-Robert Leroy
and Raymond D. Little, the Columbia Princeton
combination, defeated Malcolm D. Whitman,
the unbeaten national champion, and Theodore
Roosevelt Pell in the doubles of the Seabrighr
lawn tennis tournament yesterday. The former
pair won in straight sets, the score being 6-4
and Ga.
In the singles George L. wrenn, IT., won his
match from Robert P. Huntington in straight
sets, winning the second set only after des-
perate struggle The ga and rs.
The other singles match was won by Richard
Stevens, who defeated R. F. Fincke rather cas-
lily by the score Of 6-8 and 63.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-19
WHAT ABOUT IRWIN?
James Manning Mentioned as Manager
for BloOz.

Kansas City, July 19.-James b. Manning,
for many years manager Of the Kansas City
team may again enter the baseball field. Nego-
tiations are pending whereby one-half of the
stock Of the Kansas City club is to be .pur
ming to take charge of the team. The propo-e
sition is agreeable to Manning.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-19
BREWERS WERE DopY,

Milwaukee, July 19.-Milwaukee lost to Louis
VILE by a score Of 8 to 3 yesterday, chiefly thru
stupid base running the part Of Robinson and
c'Neill in tho fifth and seventh innings Bate
McChesneys place in right field. IN the eighth
Wolfe batted for Hickey and Bateman finished
tie game. Stecher was hit freely but was steady
IN
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-19
TEAM AND TEMPERATURE TOOK A TUMBLE TUESDA

in 8 innings: ~twobase hit. O'Neil; three
base hit. Woodruff; stolen bases, Clark 2, McCor-
4, of Stecher 8; passed ball, Woodruff; struck
out. by Bateman 4 by Hickey 2, by stecher 2:
double Ilays. Beville to Robinson Robinson to
Shaw, Mailman to Quinlan; sacrifice hits. Beville,
Mccormick; left on bases, Milwaukee ii, Louis
ance, 1000,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-19
YESTERDAYS WINNERS

Cincinnati Felix, Coperfeld Loyal Front,
Water Cure, Grace Wagner, San Reno.
st. Louis-Fairview, Pirates Dream, Jade
Jucora, Kenton, Maumon.
New York-My Buela, Edith James, Alvin,
Kandseara, Out of Reach, Kinley Dale.
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Maxwell PLAYS WELL.

MAXWELL PLAYS WELL.
Bulri5 ston, Iowa, July 19.-Thirty play.
ers quNifed in the opening Of the state golf
tournament yesterday. temperature Of 81
degrees caused the withdrawal Of several play
ers. L. W. Maxwell of Marshalltown made the
best score, SO holes in I'll strokes.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-19
MATHEwsoN BUMPED.

New York. July 19.-Pittsburs defeated the 10.
cal National league champions yesterday, win
ming the third game Of the present series BY the
score of to /. Mathewson was forced to re-
tire after the seventh inning, being replaced by
McGinnity. Score:
R e
Pittsburg ...........o 1 900 % 10 2
New York ..........0 o O o 0 i OIL s 0
Battertes-Lynch and Case; Mathewson. Nc
Gtnnity and Bowerman. -.
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IOWA LEAGUE

Ottumwa 4, Marshalltown 3.
Boone 4, Burlington 8.
Keokuk 6, Fort! Dodge I.
Oskaloosa 5, Waterloo I.
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Totals IA 27 IA
sPierce batted for Berger in ninth.
st. Paul .........O 2 1 1 90
Columbus ..2 O O o O O S-1

Two-base hits, Pickering 2, kim; three-base
hit Pierce; home run. Hulswitt: stolen bases
Kelley. O'BrIen. Geier. Sullivan; hits, of Fergu-
son IA in 8 Ia innings, off Evens none in 2-3 in
Inning; bases balls, by Berger 5, by Freeman
2. by Evans l: struck out, by Berger g. BY Fer
son; sacrifice hits, Carney z ,Ieier. Pickering:
left on bases. st. Paul IL, Columbus g. Time,
2 hours Umpires, Sullivan and Clifford. At
tendance $780, r
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-19
OTHER TWIN BATTERED.

st. Paul Mimi. July 19-Columbus made
grand batting rally in the ninth inning yester-
ing in eight runs. Six hits, including home
run, three;bagger double and three singles lies
and Hulswitt up the second time. Ferguson quit
outright and Evans finished the game. Score:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-19
PH1LL1Es WIN LONG ONE,

Philadelphia, July 19.-It required fourteen in
nings to decide yesterdays game the home team
winning on Doolin's triple and Dooin's single.
Score:
Cincinnati % ooo2o ooooE y II
Phila 30 0 2 0 1 l 0 o 0 Is 8 1
Notwithstanding and schlei; Duggleby and
Doom. --'~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-19

Two-base hits, Marshall, Demont: three-base
hit 0assaday; bases on balls, off stoyall 4, of
. bv Camnitz 8: hits. off Martin 8 in 1-3 III
ming. of Camnitz in s2-s innings; double
plays, stovall to Graham to Freeman, Greminger
man. Demont to Clingman to Lee: sacrifice hit.
Sullivan; stolen bases Coulter Gilbert Mortar
ity, Clingman; wild pitch, stovall; hit 6y
nitched ball, Sullivan; passed ball, Marshall;
left on bases, Minneapolis /, Toledo 8. Time,
2:15. Umpire, King. Attendance, Oil.
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Totals -. 8 "a II 6
"Green batted for Piper in ninth.
Fargo :.........S 9 9 $40 80
Grand Forks 8, Crookston 2; double plays, Zeider
on balls, off Berrigan 4, off Potts 2; struck out
BY Berrigan s. BY Potts s; hit by pitcher. by
passed bali. Dolan; left on bases Fargo 9,
Winnipeg T. Umpire, Anderson. Time 1927.
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COLTS BREAK LOOSE,

New York, July 19.-The Chicagos won as
they pleased from Brooklyn yesterday. Score:
II e
Brooklyn ...........o o OF 0o0o-2 &
Chicago ............2 2 1 2 LIP Is 2
Batteries-Jones and Ritter; Brown and King.
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Two base hits, Ludwig 2; bases on errors,
Grand Forks 8, Crookston 2; double plays, leider
bases on balls, off Treadway 8, of Zeiders4:
struck out, by Treadway Z, BY Zeider Z; wild
stolen bases, Leach Hanrahan, Spanton 2, Cald.
well, Wing Time, 1870. Umpire, Long.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-19
JAEGER WITH INDIANS.

Kansas City. July 19.-Indianapolis batted
Morgan hard in the latter part of yesterday 8
game and won after the locals had secured
con ndfn1 lead. Score:
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THREE-I LEAGUE

Decatur / 8, Davenport 8 90
Springfield 7 l., Cedar Rapids II 1:
Rock Island 2 Z 1, Bloomington 4 8 I.
Dubuque 4, Peoria 1 2 8.
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WAN an a EnrYT.

Boston, July 19.-Jack johnson Of California
won IN the seventh round on foul from Sandy
Ferguson Of Chelton before the Douglas Athletic
association In that city last night.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-19

BROKE BOWLING RECORD.
Miss Henrietta Brown of Spring Park, Lake
Minnetonka, broke the ladies bowling record last
Saturday night by running up score Of 220
points.
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CROOKS LOST ONE.

Grand Forks, n D., July 19.-Crookston was
unable to hit Treadway with effect and the To-
calls won X to Q, Score: :
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WESTERN LEAGUE

At Omaha R n e
Omaha ...........0 o 90 2s-5 8 2
Des Moines ...... o o 0 o OIL 4 1
Batteries-McCloskey and Freese; Morrison
At Pueblo r n r
Pueblo .......... o 8 3 0 o o O1O-7 IL 1
st. Joseph ....... 4 0 0 2 Oil - 8
Batteries-Lindsey, Hester and Messitt; Ety.
Ter, Brown and Zinran.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-19
INFIELD NEEDED
TORPEDO NETTING
Millers in Second Place Thru In
ability to Stop Infeld.
Drives.
OF THE CLUBS.

IAmES IOuAYs
Toledo at Minneapolis.
Columbus at st. Paul.
Louisville at Milwaukee.
Indianapolis at Kansas City.
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Two-base hits, Rose, Do1an; tnfee-bHse MI,
Johnson base balls, of Finnigan /: struck
Finnigan; sacrifice hits, Traeger Finnigan; left
on bases Fargo 3, Winnipeg 6; double play,
Dolan to Fitzgerald. Time, 1888. Umpire, An
derson. - -, .- .
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THIELMAN HARD HIT.

Boston, July 19.-Boston batted Thielman hari
In the early innings and won from St. Louis
with ease. Score:
HE
Boston ............2 o 80 ooo o-5 O
st. Louis ............O 0 0 o 0 1 O0-l :
Batteries-Fraser and Moran; Thielman and
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Two-base hits, McNiece, Neighbors, White,
Harris; bases on balls, OF Speiser 2, of Erick-
son 2, of Harris 1; struck out, by Speiser l.
by Harris 1, by Erickson 8; double plays, White
to O'Dea to Powell SNeighbors to McAleese.
Time, / :55. Umpire, Quigg
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ALTRoCK WAS A MARK.

Chicago July 10.-In a one-sided game yes
terday Boston batted Altrock all over the field
and won by score of 10 to !. Tannehill pitched
in fine form, holding the locals down thruout
the game. Chicago's one run was made on an
error. Score:
Chicago ......o oOoO 01-1 3
Boston ...........O 3 1 0 0 0 0 / SO Is 8
Observation-Disclosures and Sullivan; Tannehill and
Cryer.
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HIGHIANDERs SPEEDY

Cleveland, July 19.-Cleveland could not hit
Ortiz yesterday and was shut out. Donahue also
pitched a fine game Of Judgment by
Cleveland felders giving New York both its
runs. Score:
r 81 q
Cleveland ......o 100000
New York. .......O Of o. /
Batteries-Donahue and Bemis; Orth and Nc
CURE. = -
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ATHLETICS WIN FINAL,

Detroit, July 19.-The Philadelrhias made It
two out of four yesterday by taking the last
game Of the series. O'Leary helded brilliantly.
Score
H e
Philadelphia .....O 0 1 0 0-6 s
Batteres-Donovan and Drill; Plank and
Schreck
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-19
AMERICAN LEAGUE

GAMES TODAY.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at ST. Louis.
Washington at Detroit.
Boston at Cleveland.
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Totals ZIP II 10 2
.Batted for Hickey in ninth.

Milwaukee .......0 20 o. o o @3
Louisville ........0 0 o 1 81 o o Is
Hts of Bateman, 6 in six innings, of Hickey
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DULUTH spo1Ls PITCHERS.

| Superior, Wis, July 19.-Duluth pounded
| Speiser and Harris all over the lot yesterday
| and scored an easy victory. Score:
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NORTHERN LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
FARGO WINS TWO

Fargo, N D., July 19.-Dolan's home run in
the seventh won yesterdays game for Fargo.
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STANDING Or THE CLUBS, q.

0AMES IOUAys
Pittsburg at New York.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Boston.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
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Totals -. 8 81 10 Totals 800. "a 10
Grand Forks .1 o % 2 o o 80
Crookston ....O O o o 2 0 o %
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

At Denver-sioux City game postponed: raj
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! Totals. !. IS 27. II Totals. 10 q 10 4
Duluth :........ 2 Q 3 o. IA LIS
Superior s....... 8 2 20 o o Ii
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-24
SEVERAL PICNICS SATURDAY
Outings Are Planned that VIII Give
street Railway Some Little
Extra work to DO.

Several picnic parties have been planned
for Saturday afternoon and five of these
use special cars and trains of the street
railway company. Walnut Hill Methodist
Episcopal church will hold a picnic at Man
ava and will go in special cars. Mr..
Brown will take a party from Walnut Hill
to Manawa in a special car The Park
Avenue Westminster Presbyterian Sunday
school will go to Riverview park.
A party of 400 children will be at Man
ava Saturday from KiIon and have made
arrangements with the street railway COM
pany to make a trip over the lines of
Omaha on a sightseeing expedition. The
Seward Street Methodist church Sunday
school will picnic at Manawa.
Because of the extra attraction of, the
swimming elephants at Manawa Sunday
afternoon the street railway company will
give a three-minute service from Omaha
and a two-minute service from Council
Bluffs Superintendent Tucker Is especially
anxious that those who can will go early
so that the company can accommodate
those who wish to go during the afternoon
The extra service will be put on at 1890.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-24
TWO FREIGHTERS GO DOWN
Cooks on Both Boats in Lake
Lose Lives with the
Crafts.

DETROIT, June 23.-The wooden steam
ers City of Rome and Linden colided early
today In the st. Clair river, opposite Tash-
moo Park, and both were sunk. Two mem
bers of the crew of the Linden, the cook
and his wife, were drowned. The other
members of both crews escaped with
safety from the sinking boats. The City OF
Rome was bound down with a cargo Of
iron ore and the Linden was upbound. OF
Tashmoo Park the Linden 1t Is said sud
denly sheered and rammed the City of
Rome, damaging 1t so that the steamer
sank almost Immediately sixty feet off the
Tashmoo dock. The Linden, although also
badly damaged. limped along until off the
head of Russell island, where 1t sank in
the channel. All the members OF the crew
excepting the cook and his wife escaped
from the sinking boat. The Lindens cabin
and upper works broke away from the hull
as the steamer went down, and with the
captain on 1t drifted some distance down
stream, where 1t grounded On a shoal The
City of Rome was built at Cleveland in
1881 and belonged to the J. c, Glchrist
fleet. The Linden was built in 1895 al
Fort Huron and IS owned by the SanduslIy
Box and Lumber company of Sandusky, o