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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-06
Die Gcoolntipn anf Cuba.

6rie6ensuoridlGge MADDEN feilte Sort
idritte. @iinihe Der Snilr-
genten.
Sapana, 5. September. = Die
6riebensporidldge MAIDEN feline cr-
freuliden 6ortibritte. General Ne
nocal coniultirt init bieiigen De-
idGftsleuten ultb 8olitifern, aber bis
iebt bat feline SbGtigfeit nod feine
&eiultate ee5eitist. .Gas erefutip'
Gomite Der mGBtg nationalelt Yartei
perlammelt ii6 belte Mbeno. 9ieies
miro menigltens ais ein ermltbigen-
oes 3ei6en angeieben.
W iinh DE Der Sniurgenten.~
abana a, 5. Sept. = Sn einem
beute peroffentlihten Wanifeit Der
Snlurgenten miro Die 9ebauptung
ailfgeltelt, oab Die &epolution ipeoer
perlonliden, nod Gliqllen.llmtrieben
mo .Imbitionen ibren Iusbrud Der-
Oanfe, ionoern MIR Der aebieteriiden
9totbpenoi9feit. Die fiir5liden, rnee=
ieblih olrdgefiibrten 8obIen 5i an
nuliren uno mieoer cine con5titutio-
nelle Gegierung 81 berufen. gs mfg
ten Oaber Die lesten @ablet,, Die bes
ErGiioenten. DISQUALIFICATION, Der 6
8ouperneure Der ein5efnen Eroutn.
gen, ferner Die Der Setotpren, HeprGz
%icntantetl uno Yropin5iuI,G ouncilmen
nnnllllirt meroen, uno Die 1902 er-
pablten Senatoren, ioipie Die 1904
eripGblten &eproientanten louten ols
GongreB 5uiammen treten unb meme
@oblen orf itreng geiebliher 9aiis
nlisi6reiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-06
CINE nefoote iiber BEN
YrGfiDenten.

!. Broiioent &ooiepelt fam nidt 20
Wfinuten ltiaiiben. Seine Satin
bebonptet es, alio biirfte iid) oagescn
mobl nitt i~treiten laiien. llno Of
fenbar ruitrbe Die @eididte 10: 6.
@oret, elm aiinitler, beiien Spe3iali-
tat es lit, Die @eiihtsmasfen 2e6en.
Der 81 nebmen, bate ieine aunlt gur
81, germ bei'm BrdIioenten belpieiea.
Gr bielt es aber fir gut, iein Mnlie.
gen 5undtit Der @emablin uor5utra.
gen. n@ie lange iperoen Sic &c.
brouden?" frug 5rau &ooieoelt.
,Gt1pa 5ruan5igDtinuten." ~Na, Damn
lieber nift, mein Wann fam burf)
feline Ma6t Der @elt beipogen iper.
ben, 90 Minuten auf oemieIben 0lef
al perbarren."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-06
Der Strife At Gnbe.

gan 5raneiseo, 5. Sept. =
Der Strife Der bieiigen StraBenbabn-
Mngeltellten, ,pelder am 26. augnit
jeinen Mnfang nabm, murOe geltern
Mbcno becnoet, als in elmer 8eriamm.
hung Der Strifer beidJioiien wuroe.
sur Arbeit suriid5ufcbreu nnb Die
9obnirase einem Sdieosgeriht 81
nnterbreiten. Die Linton mi,rDe, wie
perlartet, olrd) oie Hational>- Srga.
niiaiion 5u oieiem Sdritt g%espungen.
YrGlioent CALHOUN bat iniofern einen
Sieg errungen. bob er BON anbeginn
erfldrte. or peroe nidt nit Den Stri:
fern nnterbanoeln ober Sie Iiffercn.
sen einem SdirSsaeridt mterbrci.
ten bis oieiclben sur grbeit 5uriid.
febren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-06
Grpluiiun nnb Yranb.

Tresno, Gal, 3. September. =
Sn oen Nnlogen Der Der california
@ine Nl~iociotion" geborigen Golmo-
&elterei fam bellte elmo Grploiion
BON entietliher @eipolt itott, Oerell
Gribiittcrltng in einem llmfrcis bon
10 Meilcn peripiirt nitroc. Gin Mann
murbe getootet nnb ein anberer IN
lcbens9ei1brliher @eiie perlebt. Snz
iolge Der Grploiion ge%rietben Die @e-
bGlibe in 8rono, 10 Dob Der Woteriol-
idooen oui 100000 geib1Bt miro.
IS mllroen 10000 @olonen @ein
pernihtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-06
Sdiffsnahridlten.
Giuae-

Sam BURG, 3. Sept. = ginae-
%troffen BON baltimore lit Der 0airt-
pier y9elgrapin."
Nm 10 erpen, 5. Sept. Bon
Stem Oorf angefpmmen lit Del
Inmpfcr .Sooerlano." ~
Soutb + M y ton, 5. Sept.
Nad Nem : Yorf weitergefabren lit
Der 9remer Gumpfcr "aaiier Wtl-
belm Der 3peite."
Gberbourg, A. Sept. = giige.
%troffen BON Nelp . Dorf lit Der Sam
burger 2ampfer nHenniplpunia."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-06
Tcputirtcr crmurbet.

8anama a, 8. September. = Der
0eputirte 9emetrioN uintero lit belltC
Gormittag bier ermorOet poroen. 81
mor bei Dem Geriuhe, ieinen 9ruoer
gegen einen Mngriif 81 iidiiben, al
flint peri6teoenen Stelen peripunoel
morben ltno itarb an ben erlitteuer
Serlebungen. Die National Ser
iamnnlung bat cine 2rauer5eit fir
ben straightforward angeiett. Tas
2eidenbegGngniB miro Elm 9rubes
uno einDrudspollcS meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-06
3mei set6btet, bier pcripnmbct.

Gbarfel it 0 n, Sa., 5. Sept. =
Bel elmer StraBenbabn . Goatiion,
pelde it'd belite bier aui ser Wattoon
9itp-S traBenlinie, brei Meilen melt.
lid bonn ltrban.Earf, 5utrlg, plirOen
spei Terionen getoOtet uno pier per'
pi,nbet. Die Sooten iin6 Der Wotor'
fiibrer Alfreo @oberts uao SRI. Snlia
Srimble BON Gbarleltpn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-06
Yntlcr %Dcrmnaliift.

@rano Sort, g. o, 5. Sept.
= CHARLES s. Serpice, Elm Gbonf-
ferr, muroe bel einem Al,tpncbil. ltn-
iol, meld)er iid) pier WeiIen peItlid
BON 6orreit Hiper ereignete, aliaen-
blidlih getootct unb Der g%igentbiimer
oes automobils, George 6. Sowle,
ifwer perlett. Ger llnfou muroe bo.
Ourf peruriatt, DOB oas automobil
in einen @raben fltbr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-06
Mmcrifa abcrmals ubcnanf.

Wurblebeao 5, Maii., 5. Sept.
= 8%elegentlid Der beutigen @ett.
fabrten I'm Den Goolcpelt . Sed)er
,miid)en ben oeutid)en unb amerito-
Seglern maren Oie Imerifa.
ner obermuls iiegreid. Die Sadt
8im" mar Die Sicgerin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-06
Hbfabrtstaae Der BaTasierbampfer
MN WcM.Wnrf.

Sim 5.September Sampfer nRots.
Dam" nod &otterbam.
9lm 5. September Oampfer nGitta
81 Sorino" nod 9eapeI unS @enuu.
Nm 5. September 9ampier sta.
La" na6 Ncapel.
slm 6. September Gampier ~Bro.
pence" nad SABRE.
am 6. September Sampier .glii.
der" nad Samburg.
Nm 6. September 9ampfer
yMain" nad Bremen.
gm Z. September 0ampfer Gel.
tic" nab 2iperpool.
Sim 8. September 9ampier go.
lumbia" nod @laSgosu.
Sim 8. September Gampfer ~Me.
laba" nah 2onoon.
Mm s. September 0ampfer rYbi.
iabelpbia" nad Soutbampton.
am s. September Sampfer pSee'
LAMB" nah anttperper.
am 8. September 9ampfer Tim.
bria" na6 2iperpool.
am 8. September 0ampfer nYa.
tricia" nod Samburg.
slm If. September Dampfer .8ai.
ier @ilbelm" nab 8remen.
@m II. September 0ampfer Ean.
nonia" nah Ieapel unb @enua.
am ii. September 9ampfer ia.
roma" nod 2iperpool.
Sim fl. September 9ampfer
vMoItfe" nod Neapel un6 8enua.
Sim ~. September 9ampfer
.Nooroam" nah &otter0am.
Am ~. september 9anpfer
nSombaroia" nod NeapeI unb
@eniia.
am ~. September Dampfer
Oceanic" nod 2iperpool.
Mm IL. Septembcr Dampfer
r8oma" mad Neapel uno @enua.
: GIN 10. September Eampfer sOs.
car Der 3meite" mad 4openbaset.
sm 13. September 9ampfer
~aailerin aueuite 8iftoria" nod
Samburg.
gm Is. September Gampfer
r0rie6rid" nod Bremen.
Mm Is. September Gampfer
.Jrancesca" mad Neapel tnb Srieit.
Mm IS. September 9ampfer ga
lorraine" nod Sapre.
Sim is. September 9ampfer
minneapolis" nod 2onoon.
Mm To-. September 9ampfer st.
Saul" mad Soitbampton.
am 10. September 0ampfer
.8roonlano" nad Nnttperpen.
Nm Is. Septcmber Dumpier
.&onigin 2ouiie" mad Ncapel uuo
Uenun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-06
Wencral @cnline in We'u-Yorf.

New Dorf, 5. September.
@eneral @ilbelm &elling. Der Sber'
b~efeblsbaber ser Mrmee bon Nicara.
qua. uno Mneel Galigaris, Elm Ban.
fier, iino beute auf Dem 9ampter
.Sarina" bon BORT 2imon bier ange'
langt. Sic bnlten ibre Waiiion ltreng
gebeim.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-06

bouptiGdlih nit 3uter. unb &afiee-
balt beid)Gftigen.
Snternational @ettz
6ieben.
Sonbpn, 5. September. - Sir
SoluarO @incent, Gbren.S berit Der
nGllecns @eitminiter @oluntcerS," lit
belltc altf Dem Norboclltiden 2lopo.
9ampfcr y&oiicr @iIbelm ocr3meitc"
bon Sortbampton nod) Ncn.gort OBJ
%gefabrcn, ltmt Die Gorbcrcitllngcn fir
ooS @cttidieBen Inn feline S6iibcns
SropbGe 5lpii0en Ben @citminitcr So
luntecrS uno Dem Eeou ocs 7. Wili5-
IcgimcntS bon Netp-Yorf 81 pollen-
ben. 9ie Solunteers iin0 5ur 3eit Die
Snbober ocs S6ieBpreiieS; ooS @ett-
idiebcn finoet ouf Dem S%d)iebitonbe
bon GrceonoOr itott. 3ln1dit miro
Sir Soluorb CANADA bellldcn.
Yel50icb entiprungen.
&ingi il o II, Ont, 3. Sept. - Ger
30 Sabre ulte Sacob ScbrolStL Der
nit g~eitoDlenen Yel5lpnorcn aus Nelu-
s)orf bier ubgeioBt uno 81 Z Sabren
8ciGngnib perlrtbeilt plrbc, lit aitf
Ser Sobrt nod) Oem 3llhtbulS IN
Chatham, umlpcit Noputee, aus Dem
@obnmog9on en%tiprungen, Gr mar
nit elmer 6nnOiheQe an icillcn So6r,
ser lpcgen ocS glcidcn &erbre6enS
perilrtbeilt lit, nll9efetet, bate aber
Die Sanoi6ele u%nbernertt obgeltreift
uno Damn ollrd) elnen Sprung aus
Dem oiiencn Seniter lein Gntfommen
berpcrfitcQigt. Sein Sobn madte
teincn 6luhtDerlitd).
@utcr Infong gemodt,
@ien, 5. September. - aoiier
6ran5 Solepb bot Die G%eleGcnbcit
mobrgenommen, c5cdiihen I6georo-
nctcn ~gegeniiber perionlih Die Hotb.
ipcnoi0fcit 81 bctonen, Dab Der natioz
nale Srieoe beluobrt lpcroen miille.
Ger Monord fiigt bit5lL bob quite
9(ni1be 5ll Dem GnOc gemo6t lcien,
ober nc oiirie nid)t lteben blciben,
ionbern miiiie oui Dem betretenen
@cge pciter fortihrcitetl.
Sur6 tbore Sci II d) II g.
galore, Snbien, 5. Sept. -
ltebcri6mcmmllngen hoben cinen
grobcn Sbeil Oes 9ebor-3 iitriftS Der.
piiitet. @an5e Gorfer lin0 pernid)tct
iporocn. Sm Sieflanoe itebt oaS
@oiicr 8 SUB bod, 10 Dab boS 8cbiet
olli Wcilen ooa IuSieben elmer offc-
nen See bat. Die 9elpobncr bobcn
3urnht oili Den Siigcln gcirldt unb
iriitcn ibr 2eben in Der fiimnlcrlld)-
item @eiie.
Ser b ~ 0rung AT oenFbi l.
~ II | u.
Manilo, B.. Sept. - Surd ents
id)icoencS Iorgeben nit Scr Gerbof.
tur0 bon $50 5ilipinos lit es Dem
@oilpernelir Slorep bon DER Yropin5
Slocos ouf Der Sniel 2il5on gelungen,
cine Seridmorung 5i perciteln, Is
lpuroen Sofunlente beiblognabnlt,
nllS mcld)en iidl ergiebt, oaB Die Brit
Der Vurbp bel Dem Gomplot Die HG-
Oelsfiibrer iuoren nrb oob biclc id)oil
ipGbrenb Der GerbiiBitng elmer Saft-
ltroie inter ibren Witgciangencn &C.
ipiiblt uno Den Iniartg jl elmer rcpo@
%lution6ren Organization genlod)t bo-
ben, Iub Die Siibrer beiinben lid,
IN @oit mo aus Den beihla9nabn,telt
Eopieren miro eriidtlid, ooB bent
Nomen nod guar elm Milfitano ge-
plant lpuroe, bob oas Soupt5iel aber
HGilbereien morcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-06
Gbineiidc 9aSctten fir Nnmapulis

gan 6rancisco, 5. Sept. =
Inter Den Faiiagieren, meld)e belltc
bier aii Dem 0nmpfer n5open aiien
Mmerica" Don China anlangten, be.
fonoen iih Gben Sbei Sing unO zen
Song Gen, 5ipei hineIiife 8naben,
melfe in Die 61otten : afaoemie ST.
annapolis eintreten mer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-06
Sparen sic SIR GelD.

gineS dadtel Sutt'spiIlen pirbSbnen
biele Dollars on OottorsH e1nunaen
fparen. OieTelben iuriren lider aue
2eiben bes Wusens. Der 2sber ober
ginseipeibe.
&dne Qewa0te BP6auplun0.
@egen aopfIdmersen. CpspepTia,
Malaria. SartIsibia!eit unb giIioIis
tat. inboGi,en Riuipn.n psrIonen
TUFTS Leber PiNen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-06

Eetcrsburg, 8. Sept. - Ter
aampf 5ruiiden Tremier Stolppin
llnb Der SpffamariIIa iiber Die Sra
&c, oh griterer in Der Hegierung bcs
Geides ireie &nno boben lon, miro
in elmer Gonfcren5 BON beruorragcH-
Den Wdnnern aller 6~aftioncn in
Der Scrmaltltng unb in ben Soifrei'
len, oic am Sonntag, ben 8. Sep
tcmbcr, I'M Ecterbof itattfinoct, 5itr
gntidciouna fommcn. Gus Hro'
sron,m S%tolppin's miro &epiie SIT
pniiiren baben, aber man permutbet,
boB Die &eaftioildre ibren &artpt-
fampf bel Der 6eitictllng bes cages
fir Die Wablen fir llnterbausmit-
gIieber moden meroen. Sic boffcn.
bas Gatitm aab aroecos calcnooS"
perid)ieben 81 fSnnen, nno guar onf
oen Urlino bin, bab aus bieicn be.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-09
BURwELL IN FORM,
Railroads
RATES ARE B0THERS0ME
OMAHA AND KANSAS CITY
STRUGGLE FOR GRAIN BUSI-
NESS TO GULF PORTS.
Special to The Journal. ).

Special to The Journal. &
Chicago, Aug. .9.-Traffc officials of
the western roads held a conference
here yesterday on the grain-rate stu
alton at the Missouri river. They are
seeking an acceptable equalization Of
rates as between Omaha and Kansas
City, more particularly to the gulf
ports. Since the Great Western built
into Omaha, that city has been ambi-
tious of becoming great grain mar
ket. It is desirous of monopolZing the
grain trade of the entire state of Ne
braska.
The diversion Of export grain from
the direct east-and-west lines to the
gulf ports, which has been going on
a steady tendency toward continuous
increase, has interfered considerably
with the qualification Of this ambition
There are many points in western
Nebraska from which the direct and
short-line route lies, not thru Omaha,
but thru Kansas City. Until recently
a combination of the local rate from
these points to Omaha and the thru
rate from that point to Kansas City
thru Kansas City, tho the Omaha grain
had to pass thru Kansas City anyway.
To correct this, the Rock Island re-
duced it's thru rates thru Kansas City
to equalize them with the rates thru
Omaha. This action aroused storm
Of protest from Omaha grain shippers,
and the entire rate situation at the
Missouri river has been in an unset
tied condition since. It is, desired to
new rate law goes into effect, and the
efforts of yesterdays conference were
directed to the accomplishment Of that
purpose.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-09
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

Birmingham 4, 8. Atlanta 3, 2; first game 10
innings.
Nashville g. Montgomery e.
Shreveport H.. Memphis 1.
Little Rock 2, New Orleans 8.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-09
PUT THE KIB0SH
ON TEBEAU TRIBE
Millers Showed Up the ''Looy-
vile Sluggers in Hol-
low Fashion. ..
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

GAMES TODAY.
Minneapolis at Louisville.
. st. Paul at Indianapolis.
Milwaukee at Toledo.
Kansas City at Columbus.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-09
MINNEAPOLIS MAN .
WINS At TENNIS \
Exciting and Close Play Marks
Progress Of North Dakota
Tourney.

Grand Forks, N. D.. Aug. e.-Mrs. A. Mont
gomery OF Fargo won the women's champion
ship singles ut the North Dakota tennis tourna-
ment yesterday, defeating Mrs. Hanson Of Graf
ton, N. D., 60, TO.
The tournament will continue over Friday. 1t
Is expected that at least seven of the events
will be decided today. T. N. Jayne Of Mime
apolis arrived yesterday and defeated player
after player. He is now in the semi-hna and
finals in several events. Summaries:
Novice event, second round--Currie beat Huts-
inpillar, e-s 81; McGregor beat Chesterman,
$40, go, 90; Brown beat DR.. Thomas. go,
8-3; Mitchell beat Currie, 60, 63. This leaves
Mitchell to beat Thordardson and McGregor to
beat Brown. ,r~ -
brothers beat Campbell and Anderson, go, 6-2;
Love and Smith beat Bertelson and Boles e-1,
rs. In the second round Wilcox and Sedgley
beat Summerville and Burgess, 90, ST, 6-4;
e-2, 81.
In the North Dakota championship doubles
Wilson and Muir beat Lamb and Collinson 60,
1-6, 81; Boles and Leistikow beat Thwins and
Sundberg, 6-3. 90; Elton brothers beat King
and Thomas, 90, 81, 6-2; Ellsworth and Mas
ters beat Raymond and Duval 6-3, 60; G. Elton
and Brown beat Dewitt and Mulligan, 81, 81.
In the second round G. Elton and Brown beat
Bergman and Thordardson, 6-3, rs.
In the women's state championship singles
Mrs. Montgomery of Fargo beat Mrs. Hanson
of Grafton in the finals, SO, rs, winning the
championship. >.
In the women's state championship doubles
the Stevenson sisters: Of Ardoch defeated Misses
Abbott and Irwin of Grand Forks, go, 6-2
In the North Dakota state championship sin
giles Leistikow won from Wilson 62, 40, 6-2
In the second round Thyng from. Lamb
4-6, s6-4, Al; Collinson beat Duval, e-1, 81
| Bates won from sundberg, 60, co. Muir wor
from Jackson 60, 81; T. Elton won from
King, 7-5, 81. HH.'
| In, the Red River valley championship, sin
giles, Davy defeated Lamb, e-1, e4; Summer
vile defeated Wilcox 6-3, 6-s; Love defeated
James. Elton, 6a, Ct; Trafford IN. Jayne OF
! Minneapolis, winner Of the state championship
the second round Jayne defeated Hamber 6-s
60. and in the third round Masters 60. 81.
In the Red River valley championship double.
Muir and Wilson defeated Thwing and Sund
berg, 81, rs, Ga. g. - -
In the handicap singles Lamb defeated King
81, S-6 6-4,
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-09

WESTERN LEAGUE
Des Moines ~, Pueblo 4.
Denver 4, Sioux City g.
WISCONSIN STATE LEAGUE
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-09
ROADS READY FOR RUSH
All Minneapolis Lines Collect Cars and
Engines for g. A. r. Visitors.

In their preparations for heavy pas
senger business next week the rail
roads have been placing extra equip
ment at connecting points to take care
of . foreign. traffic. Cars have been
assigned to points where they will be
the most needed. In. the. week the Pull
man company will operate $50 sleepers
cars into Minneapolis, which would
make train three miles long.
lnasmuch as thousands Of people will
travel in day coaches and chaircars the
exact amount of equipment that will be
used is impossible to estimate.
Special trains will be feature Of
the first three days of the week, altho
many of the lines will simply carry the
extra business as second sections Of the
regular trains.
The traffic will start Sunday. East.
ern passengers will leave Aug. 10 and
this will bring them in Sunday
The Pennsylvania department Of the
G. A. r. will arrive in a special train,
with five sleepers, on Monday from
Philadelphia. It will come from Chi
cago over the Milwaukee, as well as
two standard sleepers and three tourist
cars from Cincinnati on the same day.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-09
Cafe Observation Car.
The Maryland department will occupy a
standard car

The Maryland department will occupy
standard car.
The Rock Island will have four spe
cial sleepers from Topeka and other
Kansas points. Another special train
over the same road will consist of
twelve tourist cars from Oklahoma and
Kansas points. The Burlington will
have three standard sleepers from ST..
Louis, two standards and four tourists
from Rock Island and one standard and
three tourists from Quincy.
The Great Western will have five
tourist cars from Omaha, eight from
Superior and Lincoln. Neb.. and three
from Des Moines. The st. Louis will
have nine tourist cars from Marshall
town and other Iowa points, and seven
from Omaha and Sioux City. The Wis
ards from Columbus and four standards
and three tourists from Indianapolis
and Springfield, Ohio.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-09
THREE-I LEAGUE

Freeport 2, 4, Wausau 7, 8.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-09

Actual work Of construction from this
end of the system was begun this week
on the Duluth, Rainy Lake & Winni-
peg road. The. company announces
that it expects to have it's trains run
ming, to Pither' g Point by Jan: 1. Grad
ing has been started this side Of the
Rat Root river and it will only be a
few days before it is general all along
the right of way. Il" .o 49, &c., s
According to latest information here,
Guthrie & Co. of St. Paul have been
awarded the contract for the building
Of the extension of the Great North
ern from Dewey Lake to this place.
This road will open up one Of the most
fertile regions in northern Minnesota,
the Bear River valley, which includes
hundreds of thousands of acres Of fine
farming lands. = -"
Government homesteads are some
what scarce, but the state is to sell
100000 acres of land in this section
next spring. The opening Of the new
railroads probably will cause an influx
of settlers to Itasca and St. Louis
-. j..
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-09

milwaukee, at Toledo
Kansas City at Columbus.
Special to The Journal.
Louisville, Ky, Aug. 9.-The Minneapolis
team went after the colonels yesterday after
noon as tho they wished to continue where
they left off when the latter was at Minneapolis
some time ago, when they lost four straight
and Gene Ford was chosen by Kelley TO shoot
the warm ones over. That Ford succeeded neea
not be told as the box score will tell the Whole
tale. Only two little bingles made BY the
locals and these resulted in nothing more than
q little scare to the m1llerS.
Fox of the Minneapolis club carried on the
batting houors of the day, making three hits
out of three times at bat and being hit by d
pitched ball The miller second baseman
was also there base-runnlng, and succeeded
in stealing base.
Claude Elliott was in the box in opposition to
Ford, and he was touched up at a lively gait,
eight hits being registered against him. Two
costly by Brashear at second for the
colonels marred the game, which was one or the
best ever seen the local diamond.
The Minneapolitans began scoring In the Sec
ond inning when Freeman hit a scorcher thru
the pitcher and to Brashear, which the latter
threw wild to first, allowing Freeman to land
on second. Yeager was then retired on d
grounder and Freeman went to third moment
later scoring on single by Fox. This ended
the scoring for the time being, but in the" sixth
with the aid of Brashear again, the visitors
made another score.
Greminger was first at bat, and he made a
threebagger off Elliott, and in relaying the ball
in Brashear again threw wild, this time over
Woodruffs head, and the big miller third base
man came in with the last of the game.
Both Of the Louisville hits came in the sew
enth inning, and for time it looked tho
the visitors would have fight on their hands
instead Of a gift Sullivan hit long fly into
deep center and Davis after long run, was
barely able to touch it with the tip Of his
fingers. The other hit was made by Kerwin,
but scratchy affair.
Today the same teams will play and Gehring
or Thomas will twirl for Minneapolis. The
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-09
New Excursion Trip to Isle Royale.

Only $40 Twin Cities to Isle Royale
and return via Omaha road. Leave
Minneapolis Sundays 4 pm, st. Paul
4:30 pm, leaving Duluth same even
ing on Booth Line steamer at 10 PIN.
ington Harbor 10 am, Monday, Rock
Harbor pm. Toben's Harbor, 2:30
pm. "
Returning direct to Duluth leave To-
ben IS Harbor 10 pm. Tuesday, Rock
Harbor 1880 pm, Washington Harbor
5 am. Wednesday, arrive Duluth pm.
and twin cities same evening.
This is the cheapest Isle Royale Trip
ever offered from Twin Cities with
more time on the water and meals and
berth on the steamer included in price
of ticket. Good accommodations can
be secured at Isle Royale while waiting
for steamer to make return trip.
For further information call at 600
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-09

The Zenos would like to arrange games with
the North Minneapolis the Wayzata teams
For games address H. w. Young, sol Fourth
street Sc,
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-09
AMERICAN LEAGUE

GAMES TODAY.
Washington at Detroit.
Boston at Cleveland.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-09
NEW YORK PRESS
SCORES MCGRAW
"Peerless Leader" of One Day
-.
Gets the Bludgeon the
Next.

New York, Aug. Accommodating President
Pulliam's decision indorsing Umpire Johnstone' S
action In forfeiting the game to the Chicago
club, the Evening World today says:
"Mr. Pulliam's decision is that Of every fair
New Yorker. McGruw and Brush did more yes
terday to knock interest in the game than has
been done in ages past.
"McGraw's recent action In Pittsburg and at
home disguised even some of those who for
merly were his most ardent followers. That
he is one of the easiest winners and one of
the hardest losers is generally believed by the
O,0OO whom he disappointed.
''The disgraceful fiasco, stripped Of all base
ball technicality and viewed simply from the
standpoint of the spectator, reduces itself to
the, fact that Manager McGraw has gone beyond
the point of endurance"