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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-06-08
WHEAT ACREAGE CUT 40 PER CENT
Ien-me Strip From Wahpeton North Thus Aected-A Little
Seeding Is Still Being Done

Well Informed men say that 40 per
cent Of the land in a strip ten miles
wide from Wahpeton to Grand Forks
will not be seeded this year. This is
largely due to the past weeks bad
weather. It rained steadily for days
and thoroughly soaked the already
wet ground, preventing the farmers
from seeding fax and other late
crops they intended to put in. Some
seeding is still in progress this week,
but the majority of land owners with
unseeded lands will content them
selves with summerfallowing for next
years crop.
West of this strip all the way across
the state the conditions for wheat are
ideal. The soil is saturated, and the
cool weather, has caused the wheat
to stool heavily and makes the plant
we'll rooted. The growth is from an
inch to five inches. and the grain is
luxuriant color. fl
Crops other than wheat have had a
rather hard time. as the weather has
been too cool and wet. but a few
warm days will advance the corn,
oats, barley and flax rapidly.
The talk of damage to crops from
excessive moisture is premature,
other than the decreased acreage. OF
course, with the soil so full of water,
some sections cannot stand much
more for a few days.
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BATTLE N. OHIO
MINING DISTRICT
MINERS, lNcENsEp AT ALLEGED
ASSAULT, AMBUSH BODY
;, OF GUARDS.
TROOPS HURRIED TO SCENE
il
MINERS THREATEN TO CLEAR
OUT GUARDS BEFORE THE
TROOPS ARRIVE.

Steubenville, Ohio, June. 6.-While
the situation in Jefferson county,
Ohio, was most pacific at 10 o'clock
last night relative to the miners
troubles at Dillonvale. Plum Run and
Bradley, as well as the other mining
towns in the vicinity of which bat
tie occurred between the striking
miners and armed guards early yes
terday morning, the fear is general
that the situation will become most
acute to-day when the troops that
were ordered from Columbus arrive.
In Turbulent Mood.
At Dillonvale last night the strik-
ers were in a most turbulent mood.
1t Is reported that they and their
sympathizers during the day made
large purchases of rifles, revolvers
and ammunition.
Every attempt is being made by
the leaders of the mine workers to
hold the men in check, but the fail
ure to pay strike benefits, coupled
with their straitened circumstances
and the outbreak of yesterday morn
ing have had the effect of melting the
foreign element to desperate meas
ures.
Guards Are Intrenched.
The guards of the United States
Coal company, who were involved in
the outbreak yesterday morning, are
intrenched near Crow Hollow, and
persons living in the vicinity, fearful
ly expectant of trouble, are keeping
to their homes.
While various estimates have been
made of the casualties, it is impossi-
BILE to verify any reports of deaths,
although it is known that ten or more
were hurt. The coal company denies
that any guards were killed, but re-
fuses to give out the names of the in
jured.
Ambushed by Strikers.
The clash was the direct outgrowth
of the alleged abuse by the United
States Coal company's guards of an
Italian union miner from Pittsburg on
Sunday afternoon. Early yesterday
morning eighty-eigh of the company's
guards started to march across the
hills from Plum Run to the Bradley
mine, and at Grow Hollow were am
pushed by force of 200 to 300 strik-
ers. In the battle that ensued several
hundred shots were fired, but the
strikers aim was bad, which accounts
for the few casualties. The guards
were forced after twenty minutes OF
fighting to retire in disorder to Plum
Run.
More Trouble Any Minute.
Deputy Sheriff Murray, who is sta
toned at the Bradley mine, telephoned
to Sheriff Voorhees, last night saying
that the miners threatened to clean
out" the guards before the troops ar
rive and that he was expecting trouble
at any minute. A telegram was re-
ceived by, the sheriff last night from
Brig. Gen. Speaks announcing that he
would arrive with the militia before
morning
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-06-08
CONGRESS-.
Peace Spreads Its Pinions Over the
House.

Peace Spreads Its Pinions Over the
House.
Washington, June '5.-Peace spread
it's pinions over the house of represen-
tatives yesterday, the leader of the
minority, Mr.. John Sharp Williams,
being willing to call off the forces OF
opposition now that the report of the
conferees had been made on the state
hood bill.
1t being suspension day a number
of bills beth of local and national in
terest were passed with little or no
debate. Tie house being officially no.
titled by the senate of the death OF
Senator German of Maryland, Mr..
Talbot (Md.) presented resolutions OF
coincidence, and after the appointment
of representative to attend the funer-
al services the house, as a further
mark of respect to the late senator
from Maryland, adjourned.
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CENSOR At cANANEA.

Believed That More Persons Were
Killed in Riots Than Reported.
Douglas, Ariz., June ct is appar-
ent that all kilograms and telephone
messages from Cananea have been
strictly censored, and it is now be-
lieved here that more persons were
killed in the riots of Friday and Sat
urday than has been officially ac-
knowledged. Persons who arrived
yesterday from Cananea says that at
least ten Americans were killed, but
no verification of this statement is
possible at present. No further trouble
is anticipated.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-06-08
BUNS LARGE TRACTS.

Purchaser Of Roosevelt's Ranch Sc.
cures Eleven Sections.
Dickinson, N. D., June 60. J. de
Lendrecie of Fargo, who recently pur-
chased President Roosevelt's old
ranch home, has purchased eleven, sec
lions west in Billings county. The
land is underlaid with Ignite and will
probably be developed for its coal
value &,. .3s
"A Chicago millionaire named Pur-
cell has purchased Tor SOC, 900 IL, 900
acres OF land north tof here.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-06-08
Looks Like Murder.

Chicago, June 6.-The body of P. R.
Perine, a salesman for the T. G. Tom
sen company, Philadelphia commits
sion house. was found yesterday in the
loft of barn at 430 State street. He
had evidently been murdered, but
there is no clue to the perpetrators of
the crime.
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who did Che shooting made his escape
but later was arrested and taken from
train at Steele.
Muller and his companion, who had
been working on the grade of the new
extension of the 500 out of Garrison,
came to this city to look for more
congenfal employment. They put up
at hotel for the night, occupying
the same room, and after breakfast
tn the morning they took a walk in
the direction of the river. When they
were at place where the road goes
through some brush Muller's compan.
ion suggested that they go into the
brush and pick some violets, and Null
Ter agreed to the suggestion. Accord
ingly, the men went into the brush,
Muller in the lead.
AS he did not find any violets nor
see any promising place for them
after he had gone a little way into
the brush, Muller wanted to go back,
but his companion urged him to go
farther into the brush, and, as Muller
turned to do so, the man shot him Ia
the back with revolver, and then
tried to fire the weapon again when
Muller did not fall to the ground, but
the cartridge failed to explode and
the would-be murderer turned and fed
while his victim fell unconscious to
the ground.
William MCGEE found the uncon.
scious man, and Immediately came to
town for assistance. Muller was
brought to a hospital here, where his
condition is pronounced to be grave
in the extreme. The bullet evidently
perforated the intestines and lodged
in the kidneys, and the chances of his
recovering are believed to be very
slight.
To States attorney aPtterson Null.
Ter said he was thirty-nine years old,
has no home, and that his folks are
dead. He first met the other man at
Garrison the first day before the trag.
edy and did not know his name. Null
Ter said he believed the other man in.
tended to rob him, but said he had
only SIG, which he retained. Muller
said he had lived in st. Paul for twen-
ty-two years, from which place he
went to work on the grade out of Gar.
rison.
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EARTHQUAKE AT FRISCO.

Shock Of Short Duration, and No Dam.
age Reported.
San Francisco, June 6.-An earth
quake shock was felt here and in Oak
land at 1850 last night. 1t was OF
short duration. No damage has been
reported.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-06-08
ADMITS SHOOTING MULLER.
Joseph Lach confesses to Bismarck
Authorities.

Authorities.
Joseph Lach, who shot John Muller
near Bismarck Saturday, has con-
fessed the crime, and accompanied the
officers to the scene. He pointed out
where he had hid the revolver after
the shooting, and also described the
crime. Muller is badly injured, the
ball cutting some arteries and lodg-
ing in a kidney. The chances Of re-
covery are slight.
John Muller was shot in the back
and probably fatally wounded by a
companion in the brush between Bis
marck and the Missouri river at about
II o'clock in the morning. The man
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son. 8; Bottinear, 2; Burleigh, l.;
Cass. 6; Dickey, 3; Eddy, l.; Foster,
2; Grand Forks, L; Kidder, 2; La
Moure, 4; Logan, 2; McHenry, s;
Mcintosh. 2; Mclean, 1; Morton, 9;
Oliver, 2: Ramsey, 4; Ransom, 8;
Richland, 5; Rolette, 1; Sargent s.;
Stark, l; stutsman, 4: Towner, 2:
Trail, 2; Walsh, 1; Ward, i,
Wells, 2.
Sixteen OF the creameries are run
on the cooperative plan, 40 of them
are stock concerns and "a Sre run by
individuals
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FIVE YEARS MAXIMUM.
Bertha Claiche Is Sentenced to the
Penitentiary.

New York, June 6.-Bertha Claiche,
who pleaded guilty to manslaughter in
the first degree for the murder OF
Emil Gerdron, was yesterday SEN
fenced to do not less than two years
and two months nor more than five
years Imprisonment by Judge Davis.
The maximum penalty for the crime
is twenty years.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-06-08
NORTH DAKOTA cREAMERIEs.
Eighty Ct These Money Makers Are
Now Doing Business in the State.

According to a pamphlet sent out
by Assistant Dairy Commissioner
Flint North Dakota now has 80 cream
cries and two cheese factories, one of
the, latter being in Rolette and the
other in Morton county.
The creameries are located in the
following counties: Barnes. 3; Ben
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FOOD WORK IN NORTH DAKOTA.

In 1902 when the food
ae was the verabe Dumping Ground for duterated
msoanded food products AS showing
IN freeing the state of this condition with $500
to $4,000 the following is compiled ''
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Farmer Hangs Himself.
Iowa City, Iowa; June 6. - Peter
Dyer, q retired farmer, hanged him.
self yesterday morning. III health is
given as the cause.
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s't SIN! BURTON RI n STEPS OFT OFT
GOV. HocH OF KANSAS OFFERS
ToeA TO FOSTER DWIGHT
cosuRN.

Topeka, Kan. June 6-United States
Senator Joseph r. Burton of Kansas,
after conference here yesterday
morning with several close friends,
placed his resignation in the hands of
Gov. Hoch. The resignation was sent
to the governor shortly before noon.
Soon after receiving the resignation
Gov. Hoch sent a telegram to Vice
President Fairbanks notifying him, as
the presiding officer of the senate, of
Senator Burton's resignation and &C.
ceptance.
Offers Toea to coburn.
Topeka, Kan, June 6. - Foster
Dwight Coburn, the widely known ag-
riculturist, was appointed United
States senator by Gov. Hoch late yes
terday afternoon to succeed ]. Ralph
Burton, who had resigned earlier in
the day. Mr.. Coburn has not definite.
ly accepted the appointment. SIR. Co.
burn was not candidate for the ap-
pointment, nor has he been a candi-
date for the election to the senate
seat to be filled by the legislature
next year.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-06-08

higher cent of illegal catsups 1904
entirely
the of candies strict enforce
ment OF the law against colors filters
most notable
ages but under the changed
soon every product offered for sale
label the true net weight and the
oge houses still shipping
oon of the food these
under the workings of national foodlaw
Respectfully, e. F. Ladd,
Commissioner
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real Estate investments.

Washington. p. c.. is lcaping for
ward to place among the great cap.
llals of The world. Invest your mon.
ey there. 1t will grow faster than
anywhere else on earth. You can in.
vest from $1,000 to s110O.O0 in the
y. s. Realty Co.'S immense real cs-
tate holdings largely upon famous
PENNSYLVANIA avenue. the avenue up.
ON which the White House and Capt.
'"l arc located, by paying s.: 20 $50
monthly, and your family protected in
case of death. Send for free b,uklcr
giving full Information of UNITED
STATES REALTY COMPANY,
Washington. p. C.. w. T.. S. VAUGHN
T. Co., local managers. 1900 Washing.
ton avenue. I.27-3t
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The Standard Supply
I. Company, Inc.

NO. 26o8 Huntington Avenus.
J. White Chandler, n. Fl. Brushwood,
President. Secretary,
]. P. Gayle. Treasurer.
Don't forget che place where you can
buy studebaker Wagons OF
every style.
We carry full line OF Runabouts,
Surveys. Top Buggies, Grocery War.
ons. and many other spring vehicles.
Harness and Horse Furnishings. Har.
ness Repairing a special feature
good work assured.
Farm implements, including the fol.
lowing well-known makes: oliver Chill
PloWs, Oeerng G. Mccormick Mowers
and Rakes, Disc Harrows, Disc Cult.
vators, farmers Friend Corn Plant.
ers, Planter Juniors, and many others.
Agents for Austin.Western Road
Machinery, Armour's FertiIIzers-bot-
tom prices for CASH.
The biggest line ever offered In our
city. Call and look It over before
buying. We want your busineas.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
CASH IN ADVANCE.
ONE CENT A WORD.

Advertisements under classified
heads in This column will be inserted
at the uniform rate Of one cent word
Tor each insertion. No advertisement.
however small. less than rs cents for
the fret insertion. Cash In advance
invariably. Special rates made on Iona
must be made in writing.
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WANTED-TO FURNISH YOU CON.
crete building block for your house
or foundation. We make specially
OF laying sidewalks and fountain
work. CASH & VAUGHN, 1900
Washington Avenue, or Twenty.
ninth Street and Virginia Avenue
ap lS.tf
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WANTED ~ CLOTHES OF ANY
Kind or description to be cleaned.
pressed. secured. dyed altered or re.
paired. Work the best. Prices the
lowest; satisfaction guaranteed. The
HUB Clean. & Press. Co., 211 33rd st.
Citz phone 1913. J. II. Wheeler. Prop.
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MANUFACTURING OR MIDDLE.
aged white woman to nurse an in.
valid Experience not required. AID.
ply to MRS r. H. SOUTHALL Al
south King Street. Hampton.
ap 19-tf
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OTHER Games,

At Westinghouse Georgetown 8;
Agricultural and Mechanical College
of North Carolina 5.
AT Exeter. N. Princeton G.
Philips Exeter T.
AT charlottesville, University of
Virginia. z: University of Georgia. l..
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-HOUSES AND LOTS;
buy for an investment. aud soil
again In six months at Il COOL all
vance. We have bargains in pIcn
~; call and investigate. STEWART
g. MIDGET'rE. 1913 25th street.
:'273t.
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FOR sALE+HALF INTEREST IN
oyster business. including boats, ETC..
about fifty acres of ground. half
natui. ! seed rock in James River;
about 10000 bushef oysters on
hand at present time. Business at
present Is paying good; with more
capital can be made an excellent
investment. Address A. r. DAW.
SON. Menchvllle, Va. NH 25.1m
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-CHOICE LOTS AT
Pine Beach; buy for an investment.
Prices are to be advanced again
May LIST. Call and let us tell YOU
what we have STEWART g.
MlDGETTE. 1873 25th street. 3-27.3t
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FOR SALE - TWO DESIRABLE
lots, in the heart OF RIverview, on
electric car line. Price $3.50 cash.
These lots are Nos. and 6, In block
No. Q, as shown on map OF River
view, made by G. W. F'ltchett civil
engineer. They have a frontage OF
80 feet each on Electric avenue end
run back 120 feet. Address RIVER
VIEW" care Daily Preae. tt
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HELP WANTED MALE.

100000 PLUMBERS. PLASTER IRS,
hricklayers wanted for San Francis.
co; we prepare you in few weeks:
Union card guaranteed. Free Gala
logue. COYNE BROS. Trade
Schools. New York, Chicago. ST.
Louis. I-2S-tf
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orydock Dewey Enters Canal.
(By Associated Press.)

] TCSo,T n
PORT SAID. EGYPT. April 27.-
The United states drydock. Dewey,
on her way to the Philippine Islands
In tow, entered the Sucz canal to.
day.
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WANTED-BOARDERs; TABLE OR
roomers. Table boarders a special
ty. 100 Thirtieth Street. ap elm
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WANTED-THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
lhal the most enchanting trio In
inc visible universe Is n cloudIcss
spring morning, pretty woman
and well-built man wearing one of
L. kEATtNG'S Tailor.made
suits. 22l Twenty-flfth Street.
ap 22.t.
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WANTED-TO RENT FURNISHED
house by party without children:
can give city references. Address,
"a. Is. c., Press Office. ap 20.12t
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So. Louie 8; pitlsvuru 2.


" PlTTSBURG. PA. April g7.-'rhe
Flttsbure's players played Il poor
game and were an easy victim to The
81 Louis team score:
Pittsburg ..OOO2o0uo0-2 8 )
st. Louis ,l....oO IO2l4OO-S . q
Karger. Lynch and PETIT: Taylor
and Grady Umpire tombstone.
Time 2 hours.
Brooklyn 10; Boston 10.
BOSTON, MASS, April 27--'rhc
Boston players we're beaten III the
ninth By Tie visitors batting rally
Sore;
L, n Il
Brooklyn ..ol0O3OUss-- is 3
Boston .......DOI7l OOOn-- q o
'Scanlon. Mcintyre anu Bergen;
Lindaman. Young and oNeil. Time.
2 hours. Umpire. O'Day.
Chicago Z; Cincinnati 6.
CHICAGO, April 27.--Four light
ming doubt plays by the locals was
the feature Of today's game. which
went twelve innings. Score:
Chicago .0O02O IO200Il--7 III q
Cincinnati 10000 3DOI0. q l6 9
Wicker, Rculbach. Bcbce and
Killing: Harper ana Livingstone
Time, 3 hours. EMPIRES Klein and
Carpenter
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MULTIPLICATION AS MEAT
cutter or grocery clerk. Nine years
experience. Address A. u. 1247
Iwenty'siXth street 4-27.3L.
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OBSTRUCTION OF SAN FANCIs-
co."-Best Book. Large profits
Act quick. Sample Free. GLOBE;
COMPANY, 1913 Chestnut ST.. Phila.
4-283t
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WANTED FURNISHED HOUSE
at Buckroc Beach ON water front.
Tor July. Address. BUCKROE.
care Daily Press. 2d.6l
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St. Louis 10; Chicago 6.

ST. Louis 10; Chicago 8.
ST. LOUIS. April 27.-St Louis
won today's game with Chicago
Score:
II II e
81. Louis ......o030 50 x--lO . j
Chicago O500OOoO0-- z .
Glade, Il. Smith and Hickey; Pat
tcrson' +, Smith and Sullivan Time
l;55. Umplres, Connolly and Con
nor
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cleveland u Detroit q.

DETROIT MICH. April 27.--Both
pitchers we're hit freely today but
Donahue lost control in the sixth.
Score:
r Fl T.
Detroit ..20OObIIOO-d 10 q
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tBy Associated Press)
RATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Clubs.
New York 3; philadelphia l..

New York Q; Philadelphia !.
NEW YORK. April 27-The New
York Nationals made II three straight
by defeating Philadelphia today
score:
r II /;
New York ..lono2oooo-3 6 .
Philadelphia ..oooCU0OIO-l ;
WIllse and Bowcrman; Lush ami
nooin. Empires I!llsie and Conway.
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WANTED.

WhNTED-3 FURNISHED ROOMS.
complete for light housekeeping;
audresS box 342' city. 4-27-3t
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Supper and Dance

Ancient order of Hibernians. Dlvi.
sion No. I. assisted by the Ladies'
auxiliary. will give a dance and sup.
per at the Casino. Monday. April 50.
Tickets, $1oo. 4. 27.3t
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MANUFACTURERS FOR OLD PA
pers at l0c per hundred. Apply at
Daily Press Office. t.
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WANTED-ONE GENERAL. HOUSE
work girl, also one nurse Apply
CAPT. STOPFORD, G3 SOUTH,
FORT MONROE. 2a.Gt
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LOTS FOR SALE OR LEASE IN ALL
parts Of the city. Call and got
prices. OLD DOMINION LAND
CO.. Hotel Warwick Building. A
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Cleveland .....oooOo4012-7 1o.
Donahue and Payne; Bernhard and
Benls Umpire. oLoughlin. Tim,
|l:40
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Realty Loan and H.
surance Trust CO.
IRWIN TUCKER, Pres.
It'll WASH. ave.
AthIetics 8; Boston 0.

PHILADELPHIA. April 27.-I3us
tons Inability to hit Plank resulted
in shutout today. Score:
!, +: II
Boston .....o00o0OoOo--o o
Athletics ......o0l.10olox--3 II !.
Young and Graham. Plank and
Powers umpres. Evans and Hurst
Time, "A.
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sven SUITS ~ the grey shades the
nohe breasted, with without vented scminiary
S"inG iendu Showing nf
models IN ra checks and stripes that quality Itself with
handwork That nparts the ha stay ~ -
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Common Council.
Common Council.

! hereby announce myself forrc.elcc.
ton to the Common Council as one
OF two members to be elected from the
Fourth Ward, subject to the Demo.
cratic Primary
f-27.td. WALTER 3. LIVEZEY.
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LOST AND FOUND.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

NOTICE TO FARMERs-THE WELL
bred Stallion, Twelfth Might" will
make this season, through Warwick
York and Elizabeth City Counties.
For particulars and pedigree address
Dick Richardson, 1853 w. Queen. ST.,
Hampton, Va. ap 13-1m
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Virginia State teaque.

Virginia State League.
AT Norfolk Norfolk s.; Portsmouth
2.
At Observation-Disclosures 2: Lynch
burg D.
AT Roanoke-Roanoke o; Danvills
10.
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RESTAURANTS.

YOU CAN ALWAYS GET SOME
thing good to eat at 217 25th st..
HOME COOKING. s,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ACADEMY MUSIC ; ;;&;: Il; .
The Wclls-Dunne-Har Musical
Comedy Company in the Re.Union
LITTLE CHIP and MARY MARBLE,
In the New English Comedy.
"GLORIANh."
ACADEMY
One Week Commencing
Monday. NprjI 30,

WVhody, NDTIT 80.
MAY HUFFMAN.
and her excellent stock company
Monday Night-The comedy drama
FLOOD TIDE.
Prices 10. 20 and soc.
Matinees Daily 10 and 2oc
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-02-27
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