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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-28

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FORGOTTEN CLAIM. =.
YIELDS: 4 FORTUNE
IULUTH LABORER SUDDENLY Be
COMES A RICH MAN.
eventeen Years Ago Ole Estenson Set
tied on Homestead and Abandoned It
Syndicate Now Offers Him $4,000
for Land That Is Rich with Iron Ore

2ecial to The Journal.
st. Peter, Mimi, Oct 2s.-A claim which he
.ttled on just seventeen years ago and which
had nearly forgotten, will probably bring a
?rtune to Ole Estenson, laboring man of this
ty.
Back in 1888, while he was working with
crew of railway laborefs in the northern part
the state, Estenson secured a homestead of
80 acres OF what is now considered the richest
ineral land on the Mesaba range. Utterly
;norant of the great value Of the iron ore
thin the boundaries of his claim he re-
aimed on it only until he acquired title and
zen abandoned the property, little knowing that
lie unimproved tract in the wilderness would
yer place him beyond the reach of want.
He considered the land of so little value that
= made no pretense Of keeping up the taxes,
1T this does not seeme to have materially af-
.cted his title. for a few days ago he re.
lived letter from a mining concern offering
I'm $4,000 for his interests.
Estenson Is now in Duluth and will probably
.cept the money offered
Henderson Is to have another -four mill; Ii
eplace the one destroyed by fire this summer
s~hc Lampert Lumber company is back of thu
reject and will spend ST.. 900 in erecting ar
.evator and putting in plant with a capacity
fifty barrels daily. Contractor Ole Frederick
IN, Of this city, has secured the work
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-28

WASHINGTON SPRINGS, s. D.-George B.
Nelson and Miss Anna Kruse were married here.
Rev. S. F. Huntley officiating. H.
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The November McCluress
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in his story with the Night
MALI the most convincing story
on aerial navigation yet written.
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RACINE, wis.,. A. Nelson, who for
twenty-five years has been prominent lumber
ealer of this city. has filed a petition in
ankruptcy. His liabilities are $780, 900 and his
'sets less than $4,000. His principal creditors
e Michigan lumber concerns, which are credit
IS to the sums Of between $500 and $50, 900.
La CROSSE, wIs.-Ferdinand winske. who
7aupnn for burglary. must serve his fuIi time ne
ccording to a decision of The supreme court
vinske was tried and convicted in September
904, of breaking into grocery store.
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BY, q AIN. MiNN.I mrs Anderson, ven.
ailing for some time, but it was not realized the
end was so near, .--l e. s....-..
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TEA
Is deeper than coffee takes
time to get at the full mean.
ing Of tea

Write for on, knovlsdss Boos, 4 SthiuAns 4
Company, San Francisco,
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PROVO ACCOUNT.
's'"'ed story ~ How tho Contests Were
Wnsed Nlelors and Losers,

'lu'ml correspondence,
Provo May. T. About aN rnlyc,,l,y
81" dYSr I ,Eo ,Ioon@ds como down To ihIs
niTI,,n"l ~ l'u tlhnnu 10 witness thu
WOl,uo contest between tho =. Of lf AKA
w, h " u, track team, WV
iH W lnn nlHl meet these two sphnnls
H1Nu nh1 llono In Tor about nlno yonrs
M wv ,oall lNkolh were meet AT the 'douui
l'd Ny the school band. AZ mo snIV Tnnls,
n'oplg landed lho proyoilca paV0 Nm
uplilhl reception ana phonrol ouihuaI
W",m.A' " was with dllncuIi ihnI Iinr
lit"s,ao wv kopl qule, long enough for
W 10 iNc B"W' y" ca ,nNl,D the DN Waters
hnnng ladies had propniod onn hn
r rys' GoneloN and sl,hslOntlnI mn,hnss
mo nnn ON such nm occasion
Ions bsiorC I""s I,nl mc ,S It, S slS M but
pan nlllng M the grnndslnnd nnd bi",noo'
W, W,N over 900 were ON thW prnunI
mIlNH me contest nomnon and eNn"'n,
nv' Wv mn'EEomlly team suoccodcd In ndd'
nonnlon broke hs own rocord or 'wiotuoN
lnVnvs by throwing the hnnmpr
mci lnch IN the broad himn .w,no
Wsu Nv tormor state record 3h inphup, Pv
n,"s srs ~ tse' 6,a Inches ~
..nrrod whom McAlllNcr of III" p"Y r.
snCooodoI IN winning tho s3iAard dnsb
rom Whl,noN The lnitor mid nlnW,iu
S,1 ,no lW'ynrd dash ana tho a. q" II
,,a,n chased this ovcUl nmong Inc rnr
,s,hu@ OF tho day At no Rnhh Will.
,"S was completely exhausted And XXI
w pc carried M the ned. "'' ""'.
,N'ltnof man however, VIVA I'm i,o lo.,
", I1nnd,Von oWsg TO lhc wrctchod alSSlo
Noe" ANA OF T. lrack Whitney had no,
oiSIn,l gh,s Is McAlllelors nrs, wear IN
No R'y upn'r REGULAR conch Tcol2cl,
W thinking he has q record breaker In
10 me SN.yard run Tho state unlycrsl,y
Xxx nW,fr easy winners lhmo, Wnd,
'n lllt gnllopod over the tapo In thp
,peiWo, three order, leaving the II u,
A.. pnss quite 4 distance IN the ronr INT.
WI, 'nou ana Swnpn performed the same
", w inc ilO'ynrd run.
ne mile lncc was ono Of the hes
WI "wor sseen op,a Imh track, WNd.
M" ", were the nrinclpnle, Tho
W., 'fn Kept within y very few fro, nf
ehn,emer for the entire distance Whon
jhsh ON within two hundred Yards Of
K,sIo =, ,goCyade started 10 sprint and Do'
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UMPIRE ASSAULTED
Attack Made ny Murrh, Of san
francisco 10 hc Prosecuted,

Fan fancsoo, Arm 20 The sprDta,
tors ot loduyN game were furnished
the unusual spectacle ot player making
n Vicious and lung continued attack ~
AN umpire. I'm TN INST inning while MIA
phy Of the local team Nas NJ bat he
found iuult Win puuiuos decisions In
calling strikes un him. murphy ON lhy
thhd hall went ont ON AN mNFd hit and
returned toward thu plato when ,apltlN
wilson was engaged IN AN ulgumpnl vita
lrllnu, Mulpnv thrust MIN Ouu nuu an
STRUCK. thc umplu on thr huu, PollnuH
mask ioll on ana hr lulltui,d toward lUu
grHndHinnd, Murphy fuluNlUg ana show
Cllng blows on lUIlnpH face. Policemen
ran up, placed murphy mdrl arrest and
took him 70 the police station Prulnv
was 40 badly rut about the taco lml Inc
game WAS suspended lui ~ mUul.s IN
order that his injuries could b dtuN u
when play was resumed walter thllst,.
the california University couch WIS
passed into service aud ulllcluug ON IN
bases white rorrnr umplrud al the pas.
PRESIDENT Eugene brlt IT lhu r.,
chic Coast baseball league tonight
stated that h. would personally prose-
cute Marly. Murphy IN me police court
Sciopcd tonight "inai Murphy oras
was directly. causcd through TIE order
Of Nj BglL Nh Bort, who " nn al
ously prosecute Murphy not only rs IL
matter NJ legal Justice, but Also ~ IN.
sure future protection Of umpllVs ANA
10 prevent acts " lONdNlsm IN game
which are pauongcd by ladies and gene
tomcn Mr. licrt said
"Tho assault waF absolutely unpruNuk-
cd, cownrdly aud .gonl,mptIhlo. IT was
further aggravated by the condition NJ
porlinu who was unable to protect HIM
pClf ON account ol AN injury lo hs rant
arm which was mHlmod by a ipul lW
this morning huNr already expelled
st0n him from playing anywhere that or
ganigod baseball exists, propose to have
decent baseball IN the league, ana II mat.
tors not what club the pmy,r may be-
long a. hc win he giprn the Same pun.
shmont for such n NnRrynt violation NJ
law anG dcGicnGh It, mat "o owe
Snn Francisco shut ont Oakland In
the opening game I'M the morning Nil
lors pitching coupled with faulllosN
noldmg won the game for llnui' mon
I'm the afternoon torhutt had Oakland
entirely AZ srN one hlt In the first aud
another In the fourth inning being the
total N hlts made against him
Morning Game
San Francisco "on".",,,"mg Q
Oakland Observation-Disclosures, !
batteries Miller ana WILSON, schmidt
ana llyrno,
Umpire pofrlnc,
Afternoon Came
San Francisco ,,,,"uo"ow3
Oakland Observation-Disclosures, q
na,lcrIcs-Corbctt and Shea Moskmon
| and l|yrno,
umprcs- pcrrlnc ana Chrlsty,
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fore either of the other two men was
aware he had gained u flight lead, which
he Kept 10 The finish Rose aud ltmc
Wccr almost ON u line 10 within % yards
OF the tape whom Rose gaincd sllgh,
advantage vrohaing me tape about Is
inches ahead Of the \, OF T. man
Adams II Hllll the star ~ the II, Y, L,
team Although not In ho best form, no
captured the pole ypul, and the hlgh
lnmp for his school However he foll be,
low his regular mark In yOulllng Naiur.
lgS ANA came very near LOSING 10 RUS
Whom lhoy reached Il feet q, lncho,
both men failed In 30 over IN three trials,
Bong tic they were each given three
moro ,rinlr Adams went over easily,
Russell failed 10 mako the height aud
fen out gIyIng Albums nlsl place
During the hlgh lMmp the hoiso be-.
lOnWnH 70 Mr. Francis llodquIsl was
frightened ut the cheering. aud Tor a fen
moments. promised excitement Tor the
crowd, Mrs. Iloduuist and Miss Florence
Martin were thrown from the lighl bug.
~ 10 which II was bIlrhcd After tpplhg
the ladies out the rlg was upset and be-
fore they could De caught was totally
wrecked. No one was seriously hurt, al
though Miss Martin sustained some slight
bruises about the arms,
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GAMES ON SATURDAY.
ogden and salt Lake bsa,en by Spo.
kaue Teams.

lluiso and spokane resulted rather badly
for SNlt Lake and ogden Tho Sail Inkcra
were beaten by the Indians by n score of
10 V while the HOLSTERS went down IN
defeat by score Of Il 10 B. salt Lake
and yet the Rollyilc Lost the game,
making only one run This Indicates
mat something must nave gone wrong
IN base running
"A, nolso the BABIES had everything
on the wnrpalh and Imposed couple
ol llnos, kolackoN OF llosc WAS Nsscsac
SIS for lnlkIng. back and clark for Og'
den WAS nnpd W Tor getting Too gay
nrN mo for kclackcy was s., hut he
wranplod with tho umpire and wps hncl
80 more, Ne kent up tho trouble and
WAS ordered ont ~ the game, clark was
also ordered out II the game,
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TRACK MEET Ar LOGAN
Aaalss Managed 10 Wrsst Victory from
Tho u, Y, q. saturday,

The field and track meet on saturday
AFTERNOON ~ Logan between the Ayglts
ana the H. ', 1, teams, resulted IN Vie.
loiS tor TIE FORMER u, "A score Of % to W
lhr dcfollcd team made splendid
hh0winR much brilcl tnHn was expected.
summary ~ events follows
lOl'Snlu Dash lrew A. o. Schneider,
II, v Time no tj.
lDynld hWolcs lloyoN n. " c. stow.
arr a, &, I lmo.. A.
ono mile run Mitchell a. e. Allrcad,
II v g, Ilimo .oigG
9,Sold run. NennudS b. 81 Frcw,
lln mlu run. llansCn \, e., Thulco.
en- =, g. flmu. 2,l2 5,6,
,&lSnld bundles stewart \, O. Allon,
~ J, c. llmr y lsb,
-, ilq,Snrd run now a e. lllL n. T.
G. Time .3g.i
Poe vault llovcN ~ y, ~ Alrcpd,
\! 4, DWlAnuu.D feet
., Running. hIgh lump. phillips A. O.
ltnnoho u, J. G. Distance . feet, W.
inches
ulllnli'mllo relay race won by H. T. G.,
Shot. pul. } Mnphalh \. g.. Cronholm,
\. g. Distance $50 feet u inches,
Runniuk nlgh Jump schneider n, y
81 ilovoN H. Y C. phWncc 10 feet
Z Inches,
hammer ,mow Larson A ca rron.
NOM ~ c. Distance lpi4 ttcl
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SHORT LINES WON,
Rallrosd noys psfsaied the Cle,s,snd
Commission AssrygatIon,

Tho game ~, Walkers saturday Nfer.
noon iur gtl side between the tlcuyc-
snort Lines was Won by the latter IN "a
spirited gHmc, For seven innings tho
teams were tied, each side dong It's best
Ia gnin an advantage In the eighih tn
tlrhNo0nds no, three runs and There WAS
much rejoicing nmons the lOO,ors for
That team ~ the ninth the score Wai
y to 2 IN favor " that team, ana then
lho Raifondois begnn DOING things, 7 hey
not In hvo runs IN the last innlng, while
the nnaI score 10 4 The score follows
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SUMMARY

Two.bnsc Hits llughoy, forrln, Cnmp
Ames,. Il stewart smith James ThroC.
base lllls. llnutgor liUwo on Rails on
s s@, %, ~ S SI@s' Sy "a James ."g ~
Mcfarland 3 Leo On Bases Snort
Lines, l2i rlooyolNndr, n VIVA pitcnes.
james, Gum, q Mcfarland Amcs III
by Pitcher Ruffo stolen Bases Scare,
iElmmrrer ,m",rin F" MHys''l,, MSt,s,
-iiAhn, Attendance
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FIGHT AT MURRAY,
silent" Rowan and Terry Davis Arc
Matched for i0th

silent" Rowan ana Tony Davis are
House ON the night NJ Mny ~ The bout
NJ scheduled fnr 20 rounds Marquis Of
Quocnshnry rulos, and the weight silpn'
lated ls va pounds nj u o'clock on tho
evening Of the bout, The fighters are to
Receive 10 por cent NJ the gross receipts,
and divide their share Is pog cont 10 tho
winner ana o. per cent 10 the loser,
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SHORT LINES WON,
Cleveland Commission Team Bsn,eu by
A score ~ 10 20 u,

About 800 fans went down TO WalkcrB
ban park Yesterday afternoon TO wit.
ness the mnch'ialkod.of game between
the Short Lines ana the cleveland com.
OF working IN IL, " ringers, but whcth,
or they dld on not, matters little for the
RNilrondors won IN u walk making the
score y to q, The detailed score follows,
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Germ Diseases.

These arc the known germ Diseases
All that medicine can do For lhesc
troubles IA ia help Mature overcome
mo germs and such results are indirect
ana uncertain IiQuogono attacks
me germs, wherever they are. Ana
are destroyed, the disease must end,
and forever, That IN inevitable
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TINE nAME AT ROIsE.

Eight 10 soycn, IN favor ~ Boise, tells
TIC story Of yesterdays game between
the hNbics and ulmlIn's lobsicrs, ogden
had the best VI II until the last inning
got the necessary run Ia win. tho Pitch,
Ing was not up 10 the standard on either
sido, The hits were 10 10 n I'm favor Ut
ogden The detailed score follows,
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OGDEN
SUMMARY

nasc ', on E T" Is cISc T. BsS"aOIc ray"
m M e , t. Ghll' 70 NSI'oskcy lHn
on Halls Oh bowilng' \, Of Mcrarsn,
. wild pitches. bowling 3 Passed
Balls llauscn ThLcosplso llils- schllls,
bowman, lllulh Twu.hnso llts-slrby,
Hanson, McfMlpn,, Mcintyre, stolen
it's schlIs' Boer, RNlk"iIos,nsS' IImc
" tlamo-lsS, Attendance, Leo. umpiro
sa HCtlpy,
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an dsrascH that begin with fever-an
Inflammation MI NtOrrhaal contaii-
Gus discusses an tho resulcs OF impure or
poisoned blood
IN Horvous debility Tjquoaono nats IN
n vltallHcr accomplishing what no drNgs
gUn do.
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cLlgAvEl.AND COMMISSION CO..
SUMMARY

TwV-basc llilsa fonl, stewart Smith,
liaao On llalls-On Camp !, of lup.
pOrth, \ struck Oul. nv Camp, 81 BY
pupwurlh 3 lcfi on BiscH.t lcNyclands,
.. short limos n, VIVA Pitches Pan.
worth, l. stolen Bases VERSION turll'
gan, Hahn, Young Time Of ugmc-l 'j),
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YALE W. MICHIGAN.
Cos Puts shot ~ feoi Roses Record
~ hslU7 sun Stands,

Philadelphia April 90 Yale ana Mich,
lgon culurd on The honurs In the lhroa
principal Championships NJ the annual
held on Franklin nvld today under tn
auspices ~ the University of nonnsyl'
wanna Vale Won the one ana two milo
relay races ana Michigan took thc four
mile lnro after am exciting Nnish,
Two records were broken, hut the new
ngulos WIN not stand. In the shot pun
Coo NJ whom much * expected during
icuc ,p"iis '.brnkr IN" dnrIern In,or""I
lcginip record NJ lG feet held by Beck
Of Yale. Coo put the sho, ~ iocl NJ
inches, but M II was not done during the
INTERCOLLEGIATE championship meet his
lguros via not stand Nv the discus
throw Gurrcls " Michigan sent the dis
Gus lh feet and ~ m,nos, breaking the
worlds record NJ lD feet 8B inches, llis
llRuros were not allowed because " the
construction Of the discus which was
used The attendance was Geo,
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sI',)KANE
AiNiAl(y.

Throc.baso l,lts d. Raymond fcrrs
Two'baso lli,s.. Stanley Ferris, Reilly
sNayno, Sacrifice hlu, ewi', stolen
Out.-lly Mclnuls, B, by Durham, l. Basus
ON Balls by Mclnuls q by Durham, I
lef, on Bases spokane, &, Salt Lake.
~, by pitched Stanley Wld
bitches Mclnnis, Time Of uAmc~lSo,
| 'mDiru- Met rpa,
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GaIlle al Iiurekli.

provo nine nt Eureka yesterday by u
score Of ~ 20 T. II was a walkawuy fol
the Miners from the hrst 10 the las, m
nlng Tho score follows
Score by innings, lg9l56iSQ
Provo ,euuuu,nuuul 90 2OO0Q- I
Eureka ,.,u,tu,rs,',l u ! I ! " Nv
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MODERN WOODMEN
Excursion "a Ogden.

May ord, VITA Oregon Short Line,
Round trip only 800 Special train
leaves salt Lake 1lb y, m, returning
leaves ogden a, midnight state Camp
session and banquet, Everybody In.
yltod,
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THE SUMMARY

Shot put won by Coo " Boston, " feet
llR lnchosi nunlnS Michigan, " feet
lnChrs, SECOND,
l9l hurdles won by Amslcr pcnnsyl
vnnia EnloS Yale, second 'ntlin, HI
uugu, thlrd, lime "a 10.
lilgh jump MoltolL ponnsylyanla, and
Muwhalh Yale tied at feet Inches
MunrU won the Toss nnd wns given QNl
place, Tookor Princeton 'hlrd, feet
one milo relay college championship of
America won hy Nulg second ponnsyl
Ngna ll.Ird chicago. Time 3;2! 40,
mouth ,hTG" c0Mmhm 'iimc by halt
mlosa2O2 iol 10, 5000 i.i, Sioi 90,
Fogr,Mlo rC,hy, CoollNc, chamnpleolnnslh,,,p,
EsSllIi , 'SSTSS Es?5% ! S5. nT!m sS s by miles"
ghamrIoHsn6i Won ny McIccrsbgTG,
iSn@o, Sco'SSmSJ I S"9S I
New Jersey academy, Timc-3S i.5
anip wen nv Wcndcl Phillips hPN school,
IBGlcCoFo nl s,CSIG@ GTEGsGw0S rN2n,o nNIsh
G% g"'la S SI"T sESScor rWS
ln-yNrd dash. anal won ~ llogcnsqn,
THIRD sclla uoorgolown.. Time, 10
cn H21@ "A lGso "2" mix % ssSSSa ' TsHcSG
Michigan, II feet pp Inches, third, BY
mnnds princeton u loot Na inches,
Pole vault nrny " Vale and Phillips
cornell, llcd nj Il mc, & inches ON tho
iump of nrny won, II feet ~ inches,
Wilkins, chicago. AMI uovcr Purdue,
tied Tor third place, NJ II feet, 2 inches,
ana Glover was givon lhird place on tho
toss,
Hammer throw Won nv Thom,s pnr'
Duvnc, syracuse, ~ feet \ inches, third,
Harris Vale, 1873 foot inches
Discus throw won by linfrcls, Michigan,
l@ feet ~ inch, exceeding the world. Voc
Sheridan, pnatimc \ a. Parry, Chicago,
second lla feet, lnchcsi Cnulh Chicago,
third, lla feet | Inches
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Chcch and Phelps Lungron
rlrrsnrR0, ". sT, LOUIS, 4

~, Louis, April 30 l'l,lsbutg took the
opening gone " the series from the local
characterized 10y the poor Noldlns OF tho
home team, Taylor pitched u fall Same.
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4 little Ne may bo sacrificed u n
sudden attack NJ oroun lf you don't
have Dr, Thomas lGclcctrIc OH ON hand
for the emergency.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE,
WESTERN LEAGUE;
NATIONAL LEAGU E,
NEW YORk. B. hNOOkINN,

NEW ''hN' ~ hN''Ni'N' %
brooklyn, April 30 That sunday bao.
ban IL popular IN brooklyn was clearly
evidenced To-Day, Thirty Thousand people
go, inside " the Washington PARK "a
the gates having been closed when the
manage moni found that the stands ana
GROUNDS we're crowded 10 excess There
Was no police Interference,
Score; H. H. H.
New YORK Observation-Disclosures y
jrooklyn p,nnuu,,''u,,'''nuw
Batteries Mcoinnlly and BrcsnOhan,
Jones ana Bergen,
TNo,bNao HTS auang 2, Nnich, Ow'
ems Dobhs, (? Eases un Balls ON Jones,
3, M McUnnlly o struck cat Ny
Jones I, 10y Mculnnlty D,
Umpire tombstone,
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COLORADO SPRINGS, 81 DIES
MOlNER. q

Colorado prlngs, Aprl O--rIno wealth,
or drew q large crowd that saw the locals
WIN u well deserved Victory over Dos
Mulnos
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WESTERN LEAGUE,

81 JOSEPH, I, slouN cry .
". Ioaoph April 10, y, Joseph took
the opening game ~ tho local season from
sioux Guy this afternoon by score OF
1 10 q