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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-29

*Batted for Eels in the eighth.
I Kansas City o. ~: Q Q o 9, / Q Q -
Sacrifice hit, Hallman: stolen bases, Kerwin,
Scott double play, Frantz to Douglass; bases
on balls Eels 3, Dunkle i; struck out by
Eels T. by Dunkle 4; hit by pitched ball, Shaw;
left on bases, Kansas City Z, Louisville 5. Time,
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Totals -. q IA 8 Totals -. "a ~ 2
Winnipeg ......:...0 o o %
Two-base hits, Spanton Bond: sacrifice hit,
Jarvte; stolen base, Leach; wild pitch, Converse;
passed ball. Rogers; struck out, by Con-
verse 8, by Zeider Z; bases on balls, off Con
verse 2, off Zeider 6: double play. Zeider to
-Leighty to Green Time L 30 Umpire, Quigg.
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BROKE SWIMMING RECORD.

Leeds, Eng, Aug. 29.-B. 3. Kieran, the
Australian champion, broke the worlds swim
ming record for 500 yards here yesterday COW
ering the distance In & minutes Z 10 seconds.
The previous record, 6 minutes 232-5 seconds,
was held by himself rs F.fs a>..s. - e..s.e.;s
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Totals -. u II Totals ~ q 10 2
St. Paul ..........1 Q % 8 Q O-5
Toledo ............1 Q o o 0 Q 1-3
Geier 2 Clingman. Clark. Neighbors: double
plays, Demont to Nance to Bowie. Hemphill to
Noonan: bases on balls. of .Whitridge s. on
Minnehan 8; hit by pitcher. Wheeler. Flournoy:
struck out, by Whitridge 3. by Minnehan 4;
passed balls Noonan. McAleese: wild pitches.
Mnnehan. Wlitridge 2: sacrifice hit. Demont:
left on bases. St. Paul Z. Toledo 10. Time. 1:55.
Umpire. Haskell. Attendance. 800.
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THoRNE GOES TO IOWA,

THoRNE GOES TO IOWA.
Iowa City, Iowa, Aug. 29.-Clarence NJ. Thorne
Of Evanston, formerly captain of the Northwest
ern football eleven, was today elected instructor
Of mathematics at the University of Iowa.
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GRAND CIRCUIT RACES
ON AT PROVIDENCE

Providence. Aug. 29.-The grand circuit meet
Ing at Narragansett Pier under the auspices OF
the Narragansett Park association, opened yes.
terday afternoon. The weather was excellent,
the track fast after the rain of Sunday, and
1000 persons were in attendance. Summaries:
POS Pace Class, Purse 81 900. Two in Three
Don Carr, blk g, by Arrowood- Miss Lee
(ClarKe) 1
Maud Keswick, m (James) ...........
Irish, CHI (Thomasl .:-..........
Bald Hornet, CHI Curry ............ 4
Ben F., b & {Walker) .................
Time-2:O6, 2.051A. POT.
2:1s Pacing Glass, Purse $4,000, Three in
Doris B., br m, by Grattan-Edith zill
tAllen) .....-.......... l
Bolivar, b & Ode Ryder). ...........
Black Patchen, blk g (Hogan).......
Hal T., br S Snow ......-........
Bonnie Wilkes, CHI m (Howard) 3
stiletto, CHI h (Fowler). 5
Time-2:07A, 2:O7A, 2:Os%, s210A.
2:19 Glass, Trotting, Purse $1,000, Three in
Morone, blk G, by Cicerone-Baby
Monon (Gerrity) -: ;........ 2 ! l
Huffman br (Bryant) .....-..,.... l
Sister Collette, m (Cahill) .......
Belladi, m (Rutherfordl .....;..:2
Martha B., Great Medium and Gracino also
started Time 2:15A, 2:13A. 2:13A, 2:14$4.
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M1NNEoTA 2 .MARsHALI 2,

Minneota, Mimi, Aug 29.-Minneota defeated
Of 3 to e. Grozinger for the locals. struck out
eleven men and allowed but two hits. Bat
teries-Grozinger and Dallman; Mckinley and
Hicks.
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wYKoFF 10. WALTHAM

Wykoff Mimi, Aug. 29.-The local team de.
feated the fast Waltham team by score of
10 to l. Phil Ploof pitched for Wykoff' and
allowed but three hits and passed one man.
Batteries-P. Ploof and D. Ploof; Port and
Reme1e-
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ARLINGTON g. BELLE PLANE L.
Arlington, Mimi. Aug. 29.-Arlington defeated
Belle Plaine In a we'll played game by a score
of to l. Paul, who, was on the slab for the
locals, allowed but two scratch hits Batteries
Paul and Timm; Denzer and kulp.
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Two-base hits. Greminger. siever; three-base
hit. Freeman; home Jun, Pickering; bases on
sa ven hs GT by ht Veil
stolen bases, Jones Q Sullivan left on bases,
Minneapolis Z, Columbus 4. Time, 1:45 Um-
pire, Sullivan. Attendance, 2,200.
MUDHENs STILL LOSING.
ST.. Paul Aug. 29.-Bunched hits. aided by
Toledo's battery errors gave st. Paul the first
of the series with Toledo here Yesterday. Min
nehan pitched good ball. but was wild at times.
Neighbors and McAleese, the Northern league
recruits with Toledo. showed up well. Score: :
ea sei 81 3 8 cli heseGo nab 8 3.
sHemphillcf / 0Clark.f.... o o
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TWIN VALLEY 8, u1EN 3.

U1en, Mimi, Aug. 29.-U1en again went down
! to defeat before the fast Twin Valley team by
a score of to 8. Twin Valley batted Bothne
| less before Noes splendid pitching. Moe struck
out twelve men, and Bothne famed eight. Bat
teries-MOe and Cady; Bothne and Balmes.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
sTANDING OF THE CLUBS.
GAMES TODAY.
Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
ST. Louis at New York.
Chicago at BOSTON,

GAMES TODAY.
Cir einci Has,s a. at R RseoklE a.e
Z Chicago at Boston. #
I At Brooklyn r II E
6 ei5snSat ..:::5 j :
and ritter; for Cincinnati, chech, Ewing and
Schlei.S Umpire, Emslie.
At Philadelphia RE- E
P Pbi5sssgbls S - i Z
f 6Da pRiladelpnla pit'lnsef and A0ns'n Umpire
At. New York RH q
s. Sew Louis 1ssk .: ::::e % 3 /
gatteresTor New = York I Matt hey Clarke
Leahy Umpire, Johnston.
At Boston I'll E
G Gessss g g g % - - g :
Batteries Chicago, Weimer and King; for
WESTERN LEAGUE
g s.: a ss,s;s !
Dexter and Wakefield.
At Denver
Denver ............0 % o i o Il 1 2*5
Batteries schaub and Brown; Liebhardt and
Zinran.s
At Pueblo III b
Pueblo % so 5o160 o-15 II 4
Sioux City 20 2 o 90 o 90
Batteries Minor and Schriver; Cadwallader
and Shea.
THREE-I LEAGUE
Cedar ssal,. Rag,ds a 2 & peeasu z
y At Bloomington s. 10, 2; Rock Island. Q, 4, /.
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NORTHWEST BASEBALL

CARVER IL, YOUNG AMER1cA-NoRwooD Z.
Carver, Minn Aug. 2f.--Caryer defeated the
score of s1a4 to Al. Bell pitched for the de-
feated team and lastedl but six innings Car
Batteries-Rogers .and Mahoney; Bell, Nelson
and Grady. ~-,r1..-. 49,. ID ...ee- rsf
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MAPLEToN 7, MINNESOTA LAKE 8.
Mapleton, Mimi, Aug. 29-Mapleton defeated
Minnesota Lake in an exciting game by score
of to 3. Batteries-Willet and Evans; Geh-
ring, Terrney and Getty.
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SUPERIOR DEFEATS cRooKsToN.
Duluth, Mimi. Aug. 29.-Superior defeated
Crookston yesterday at Superior by score of
To Tha
Totals ~ q IA 2 Totals II

Totals ...12 p Il Totals. :. 10 "a IS 8
Crookston ........1 % 0 0 0 2 0 %
Superior ..........1 0 0 IS
balls ahten o one9 bases s4
by Hanson g. by Ma1oney 8: stolen bAses
French, Anderson. Sperry: wild pitch. Hanson:
left on bases. Superior 10. Crookston s. Time
90 Umpire, Anderson - ar liz ~
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IOWA LEAGUE

Ottumwa 4, Marshallto town o.
Oskaloosa Z, Waterloo 4.
Fort Dodge 4. Keokuk 0.
Burlington S-3. Boone 2-13.
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Peace may be declared in Portsmouth
but not at Nicollet park! ....

The Columbus papers probably will
say:
Davis has pimple on his right arm and
Congalton has an ingrowing hair in his
neck. Under these circumstances winning
ball can hardly be expected"
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THREE-I LEAGUE

AT Cedar Rapids, 2, 5. s; Decatur, 8. IL, o.
AT Peoria, o. 49, L; Dubuque, q 49, o. Z
At Bloomington s. 10. 2; Rock Island, o. 4. 1.
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,Samilien Sraaooie.

Sort @opne, Suo.. 10. Wfdr5.
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8runereiluogen0, ihob belite feline
tSral neber inO beging SelbitnIoro.
Qic 5rdu uiro luubrid)einlid am Sc.
ben bleibeu Sic bate einen Shei-
oungSpro5cB cinaeleitet.
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aligcncbnlen 2eioen 0ebcilt lucrOcn
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lid boS Sci0eu 5Dcilul lu0breno OeS
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bciten. lpeldle ben &uls, Die gtale,
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siren. (70-l)
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Speiien.

Se1te, iueIde no6 oeu GiIen LII.
bebagen empfinOen ii6 NIT einen
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@cridJtct.

y ihg6om 9(lo., t0.Mir5.
- Die gteger ,}llo Nrnbom INTO gller.
9obertlon luurOcu belltc oabier ourdb
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slbiidt beigebrodlt mlrDe. lleber oas
Wotip fiir ons @er6rehen toppt Die
Eulisei nad) mie Dor in Gnnflcu.
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(5urfictnno iicbc Biueite seitc,)

Grtditnng In einem 1age 80 inriren,
rebne man 4nratlbe ercmu Guintne Sablets.
vile apuibefer gebert eeIo silrd. meHn feine
0eifng erfulgf. y. ~ Grobe's lInteribrifi
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SS oorpog's
~ Q2illen

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HannteH 9ei6peroen beireien.
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Inpam mnrhrcm bccn Slunu ocTcbc her un
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2aukoert etngenontnten.
aIurnpntktn'a Armre 1T kritifd)er 9aar.

petersburg anf nnGeirpoGe 2la6riGten por6treitet.
GmtfOmmtcu oes rniiti6cn 6seres icGr fra9lid).
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Sic cdjtcn bcntIdJen glutrcinignngs-
Nbfijhrbillcn.

@enau Subereitet mad ben 8orfbrifteH oes
oentfdeu acknowledgements fret BON alien
bnlten In alien ociitfdDen glpotbeien.
GteiS borrdtbig in foIeenben glpotbcfen:
9i 2autenbnh q Sun, SGruioga' uno @lls
lnmitrabc;
nuunOt Bros, gde Soporo' uno oombarb'
SirdBe;
@iniamIou & @atts, Baltimore unb Gutau'
SirnBe;
Riniamion G. @attS, SCparos uno 6ranfIiH
Gtrabe.
@reis BIO S6a6teI 10 Gents.
(Sani ,t2UfD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-11

fonoeUH 2eherleoen iin0 oteieiiiuen slraulbetien.
bon oeneil bic tlieien WeHisben heianeH iusrneH
Vile Sene ipelt1e ton NOpilbmet5, Suobreitnen.
NertppfitHp Shdunnfeit Rerp6ntdt. Cbren.
luuieH Sdbmer3 In Der Seie llebrlieii Matiias
teii It f. 10 geplagt lperoen iino leberfrdnf uilo
gebei oeHl Iooe entaegen iuenu iie nicht bato
Silfe fduiien. 9tber mc2 sUtt ,,St. gerunrbS
ardntergitten." Dem atcrilunt beiten Wiiftel ee-
GER eebereioeit oas ie erilinoen ipuroe afto iidn
SubrbuH0erte ln1i9 befpdbrt bat
III NuSu lEZl
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-08
PHANTOM SHIP
O.
The Flying Dutchmon.
<-E9


sehrit.s1. rcEing On tAs poop He
hst~
WHERE
There. II the gloom said the pl-
iot- pointing 10 The darkest quarter q
the hoEizon. tor The s1n had SET
The captain. HiIlebrznr ard Philip
directed their eyes 10 the quarter
points1 cut. and thought thsy could
perceive sozerhing Ike = vessel
Gradually the gloom seemed 10 clear
away. and a Izmhenr. rale haze 20 Light
Up thai part Of the horizon Not
breath CT wind was On the water-the
zez Was Ifks a mfrrc~-E1ore and more
distinct did the vessel appear. till her
huh. nazrz and yards were clearly
visible. They looked and rubbed
their eyes to help thsir vision for
scarcely could they believe that which
they did see IN the center Of the
pale light, whfah extended some fifteen
degrees above the horizon there was
I indeed large ship about three miles
distant; but. although il vas a perfec-
calm, she was to all appearances buf-
feting in violent gale, plunging and
/ lifting over z surface that was smooth
as glass. nov careening TO her bearing.
4 then recovering herself Her topsails
and mzfnsau we're furled. and the
yards pointed to the wind; she had 10
sail set but a close -reefed foresail,
storm staysafI and trysaiI abafl-
She made little way through the water,
but apparently neared them fast. driven
/ down By the force Of the gale. Each
minute she was palmer TO the view.
At last, she was seen to wear, and, In
50 doing, before she was brought tc
the wind on the other task, she was SO
close to them that they could disrin-
guish the men on board; they could see
the fozming water as It was hurled
from her bows; hear the shrill whistle
Of the boztswain's pipes. the crezking
Of the ships timbers, and the com
plaining Of her masts: and then t-1
gloom gradually rose, and in q few
seconds. she had totally disappeared
God in heaTen.@ exclaimed Myn-
heer Kloots.
Philip felt q haId upon his shoulder,
and the cold darted through his whole
frame. He turned round and met the
one ere Of Schrfften, who screamed in
his ear.
Philip MISUNDERSTANDING the
Flying Dutchman.v
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-08

Unreasonable Goose.

The man IN the street car affirmed
that it was a true story, but the CleFe-
land Leader does not vouch for it, al
though giving Il in the narrator's own
words. / was up at the market house
night before last, buying stuff for over
Sunday. and saw an Irishman up
there with a live goose under his arm
Pretty soon the goose looked UP az the
Irishnan kind Of pitiful, and says.
-cuawk, quawk, quawk, in that coax
in way a goose has sometimes. The
Irishman didn't say anything at first
tut after bit the goose looked UP
and says. "Quawk. quawk, quawk,
again. Tnen the Irishman cooked his
head over on one side. looked the goose
IN the eye, and says: "Phat's the mat
ter wild yez. ony uay2 Phwy do yez
want to walk whin Ofm willin' to car
~ YER