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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-26

the present situation, being much
around the city hall
Senator Williams occupied the
position Of "fixers for the Barber
company His work Was 80 good
that the leniency Of the grand jury
alone saved him from getting into
trouble In Tacoma. His operations
have extended 20 other towns In
this aeetIon o. the country aa
shown b. the following extract
from a story printed In the Cap
ital News. Of Boise. Idaho. Feb.
Il. 1906.
Graft az nsa.~.
Was there a determined effort
on the part Of the Barber Asphalt
Paving trust 10 corrupt the mem
bers OF the city council OF Boise.
and secure the city council OF
Boise. and secure the paving con.
tract through bribery This IL
known TO have been the case 80
FAR AZ one member Of the council
IL concerned. Who. however. re-
fused 10 hetray the interests Of the
city and would not sell himself 20
the trust, the liberal offer Of The
tempter being ignored
The story Of the attempted brib-
cry was told IN the mayors office
this morning. IN the preseaee Of
Mayor Fsnney and CouneiImen Al
nett and Hubbard. and was related
- Counellman A. A. johnson OF
che first ward. whom the Barber
people endeavored 10 corrupt. NJ.
Johnson said.
Meet. sr. wtIn.~s.
About the first OF the month
] was called into a business place
on Main 81. the location u which
need not b. stated. and there IN
sroduced 70 Mr. Williams OF Seat.
tie. who said he was one Of the
principal members % the Barber
company, and was DESTROYS OF ~
curing the psving contraef soon
10 be lei. ! was on my way TO
lunch at the time. and Mr.. VII
llamn walked out with me. accom-
paying me for several blocks. He
talked o. the paving contract. and
inquired how much OF my property
wonid come under the paving dis
tFict After toId him be made
soAae rapid calculations. saying
II viii cost you abou, $1,000 20 pay
for your share OF the paving. We
want this contract and are going
10 get Il. Nov. I'll tell you What
III do. III cut thia price tn two
with you. 30 that your paving will
not cost you over 1900. and be a
saving 20 you OF over 81 900 for
your vote hut I want an answer
right nov
wsais Thfsk "a Over.
didn't say anything In reply.
when he again insisted on an
answer. then told him wouldn't
give him any answer. but said /
would think the matter over.
A couple Of days before the
last meeting Of the council I again
met Mr. Williams. when he said.
We haven't got 'em ali yet, but
ne are going 10 have them. to
which | made no reply. ="
II such work was done In Tacoma
aud Boise. why not In Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-26
rosrs,srnns ELECTION.

AZ meeting held in ths class
room Of the y a a. A ssstefda
tho King County League % Post
masters % the foursh class Was
organised aud & n. Van ollnaa u
Portage. was Elected president
president. Mrs. Hannah AfeY %
kennfdale. vice president. and G
Pratt OF nanfafd. secretary and
treasurer bylaws and g0nstitus
fson we're adopted The league
posimastsra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-26
THOUSANDS
ARE BURIED

SANTIAGO DE CHILL. April 2s,-Another volcano is in
eruption In the vadiv district which threatens complete
the havoc begun by the volcano Al viaroa II Is pouring
forth vast clouds Of ashes which fast buryng all tho
towns In district valdiviA completely overwhelmed
All the residents fled This city buried under many
Of ashes and dust Lava and mud streams
now completing the work Of destruction.
Hundreds Of thousands have been driven from their
homes in the devastated district and living in the
open fields subsisting on roots and Wild fruits.
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KILLED
~ EXPLOSION
AWFUL


(scrtppa Telegraph seFxieel
NEW YORK. April se.--A mob
~ passengers. maAdsned az the
hlght of a boy who had been run
over and ALLIED BY q etrert car Of
the conef lalana Surface line last
night. drsgKrd the motorman
from the platform and trampiesi
upon him
Police officers arrived and fore
iuk their way through the Circle
u furious mea and women req
cued the street car mAn after he
had been beaten insenslhie The
boys head and legs we're severed
By the car whsela The accident
Was unavoidable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-26
AUTOISTS FINED

Jasflee o. the Peace Gordon this
morning fined three violatofs Of e
automobile ordinances. tne man
we're charged wIth running their
maehlnea beyond the speed s.mit.
n X kampi vas fined tie and
costa because the patfulman Who
made the arrest had 20 pursue
him a mile before Their we're abls
20 catch aim. L. ". faxnoa nhd A
u. Jones ucrs fined tie each. \
complaint wan I'D against Col.
George u. i.amplng thIa aiinFnooa
for tbs sains esaenHs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-26
OUTRAGE

tssFisps rsissrspe ssFstce-i
NORFOLK. Va. April y. Mira.
Edwla W'arfiead. wife % Maryland =
governor. on route % the James
town exposi..0n aboard - Steamer
Columbia .awokc last night 10 fiud
. negro beading over her In her
stnfsroom. Her screams attracted
tho aeesaanda tae negro plunged
Through a window and has net
been lez atNd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-26

HfAlLrP- April 26 leaning
y forward from 3 swiftly moving
4sasTh Pacific engine on which
Fn idinK. q HWifchman
e..ped ne arm o. pretty Mrs. s.
~ afted her from the path
lAe lecom0tlYe and tossed her
- tse ditch beside the tracks At
..Haish st. while Mortified spec.
80 he'd their breath. believing
. power on earth could save
- woman from being ruu down
- probably killed. 90 narrow
n escape that for q time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-26
TAILORS AT WORK

Absat too tournsymsn saliofs
Who haxs tesn out on siriks -
aix 81 th@ lsAdlag Seattle shops fnf
nearly three seaks FstuEnad -
their accustomed henehss thla
moralnK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-26
ooasIrrrr snRaseEnnsrs.

Al meeting a. the Chamber -
CONS late fhis afternoon the
arrangement COMMITTEES 81 the
Chamber % Commerce appnintsa 60
lock after the reception ~ HenAF
ais MeAfthuf and kufaki ana their
steffs completed pisns looking TO.
ward the sHtsrtainmsnt " thsss
army men
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EtorrRs wED.

HaEsl herman the is-year-old
eiri who sloped % Victoria a fcw
DAYS ago with Ben Stevens. was
married In that city to the man of
her choice yesterday afternoon
The Herman Eiri before the esca-
pads lived with her mother on Con
neetlcut St. IN this city After
marriage the newly united palr
started For San Francisco
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r.rarr lrenrlf ArraAssEp.

TIE estate ~ The late chftsiian
Fehsusfnnu hss been appraised a.
t1s5sttfs 81 phteh tste, Gee Is on
the s. hsuefmsn hioek 81 the HeTth-
east rafnsf uf Wrist ard Cherry
raasisiirH - q iot eakfea Improved
- three afeff brick futfdinE
The market value II the refHsr is
az least tsaa efe. fhs apHfaisr-
ment - male 20 Ia tie inhefitAncs
fHa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-26
PROTEST ASSESSMENT.

Property owners on Bateman
a., Ia Georgetown, are up la arms
over tho - per front foot aasesp.
msnt for plank walk on the street.
They claim that the price Is At
least twice Is hlKh as Il should be.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-26

The following telegram was sent
today b. >. y. Chllberg. president
% the Alaska. Yukon facifie expost
ton CON pauy to Harry ST CeorEs
Tuck r. preafusnt o. e jamestown
TeY.C Centennial exposition
In behalf Of the A-f.sP. expoei-
ton o. 1909. I congratulate tie
jamestown exposition upon lts aus
plcious opening in celebration Of
Inc birth of the American nation
ana wlsh IL unboanded success In
every way
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-26
No vEw TnIAl.

Judge Griffin today denied the
motion for a new trial Of the John
Sullivan estate case Hia decision
was anticipated. and the state took
an appeal at once Rival claim.
ants to the winners OF the 81 600 600
fortune also appealed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-26

VICTORIA. Il g.. April 1.-THE
british Columbia Legislature ad+
journsd last night II IL announced
that the Sunday closing Law Will
will not b. snforoed "a the pr0yinoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-26

The Kent High school and Acme
business College baseball teams viii
play at Woodland Park Saturday
al / o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-26

prsn AND is5t aEn.
:. sa-sssass asse arcs
a a<ssfef.
peimsaae. lea ereksst
- sssssa "a. heaiy hneuedi
-. I. Hee~e, saFasal
~ 4 nssi. hefssa-
-. .,a,hing Ia flames csusht
.-te.fsnx gas y men faoHht
49, stx@. hunireas ~ feet 20
- xassara 81 the 8renHa this
= a. MetKzn siars Cosi
i nlstk plan,9o1 ne "a,
80 .ernrred 81 he siasH iefei
ana TIRE utinets ~~fe
-, m rats r. = trap
- ksa q ftxat Tor be iife
- sassla3 eieshlas ffeHu theif
80 ffxhalas tne aeArtna
s..-.~ ut hsr~ hsnais. tha Fnen
r.<. tssf ~s# e. shafts cut N
=. -..~.xs<ts tnrse lost thetf iivea.
- kadles were later foaae
- ana esFnsa Astzess BE-
49, -<nxnfller
- whs wen we're nroUsnt
= =. ssFs.es saffsF1ns fresn had
- ssms vith the eicthinz
$50 sssA shstF hediss aeess shs
vszk
~ ps<h>s TIE rsuss.
t....~ serarrs4 IN the
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SEER RtsFoRssroRH strE'

Gav. Mead. together with the
mem bera 81 tire Htata board af rou-
ffai and tire legislative cemmlttee,
which b. se1eftinH cite tn HHnhn-
mich county Tor state fHfnfna
tory visited fnnhumiHh and Monroe
YnHfsrdnr 40 examine nfunuHna
sites THE committee intends tp
Walt Tdmouds and Arlington be-
fore arriving a. = final decision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-26
neih and Injury Follops Accident in Black
diamond Mine---Gas Explodes on Sixth
I<pel of Morgan Slope, As Miners Are
Going to Work.

Il - supposed that a sas pechet
hal formed nmank the piitarr -
eaAl sapnafginx the etxfh level.
Miners who we're removing seme OF
Eaese plilafa constitute the victims
81 the eNploaion. Efom the iniafiea
u ths men. " vas evident that the
xaa had been fired from = msnef =
lamp and that the sNpandiag flames
had sarefaped the miners about
sasir heads and eedtes
immediately following the sspie-
nten tns fa~a frun the ether Levels
wxFs suusmoned e the sixth tunnel
"a all IN the rescas. II va qusek
- executed and the victims we're
erousht oat 81 the mine before The
werk had reached the fanailirs az
70 the company hospital
nse~. 80 r~~s.
Displays o. individual nsrv. we're
witnessed when the men we're
bfeaEHt cut ons uho as eeaif
burned atsat the head ard snoals
asrs refused further AID
-HnYs wfap saaeth lnE AFuund ~ =
head 10 Keep the air off. Leave =
little pisss Tor ms 10 sss throuEh
ana 1 viii wAfk % the hospital
fake raEa 81 the other hafs snd
aont uatMd me. ne aAiA
1imrsle neyd. = f6-fvarsold Der
uke vas tsndins dsof IN = sana~az
near the sxpiosiea. was tto~n te
feet hut escaped serious tntary
nosk ef the ia1afed miners aFs
ftaiians snd the majority are said %
- unmarried
ne ntne 10 sns property % TIE
Rartftr euast rnmrany
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RACE


ss~rtpp. rsisEr.sk s~rstes.i
NEW YORK. April -. Dr.
Gardner with esArtin up. 20 !
shot. wins ths sie.0oo Excelsior
handicap AZ Jamaica.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-26

CHICAGO. April % = John
Mitchell la better today and he NAV
he able 10 undergo an operation
within 3 ucek or postpone Il In
definitely. ~
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READY TO FIGHT
MOUL DERS

MAKES SAILING RECORD.
The bark Harvester master Wal
ter "A Myers has made a record
run 90 Ora. Alaska. cover
ing the distance from Seattle
In aight daYa This ia remarkable
calling many steamers taking that
long 10 DO tie same Fun
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PRACTICE SIGNALING.

Company A. signal Corps Of the
National Guard OF Washington.
will spend next Sunday In outdoor
Photograph signaling A station
vill be established on Queen Anne
Hill and one Of Capitol HIN. and
signals sill be exchanged. The
corps is planning 10 establish a
station on Mount Rainier this sum-
mer for practice signaling with q
station on Queen Anne Hin.
SWALLOW.
Margaret Molett an is-year-oid
girl. living at First av. and Cedar
St. was taken to the pest house
today suffering from smallpox.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-09-12
Sportin II < eW 5.
BASE BALI. STUNTS
BALLISTS DO ALL KINDS
OF; RECORD BREAKING
THINGS. s5S

~ 1 L . a 7
@ Cincinnati, o.. Sept. II One Of the
largest crowds that ever visited
League Park was present this after
noon for the cont sts between 50 pro
fessional ball players, represe nting Z
leagues in all parts Of the country.
Although known as 50 owlers day X the
event was of chief interest to baseball
lovers as the contestan were all well
known ball players.
Il Lejeune, of the Springfield, Ohio,
Central League team, won the long dis
tance throw, making 500 feet, 10a
inches, only two inches short Of the
worlds record In circling bases,
Clements OF Jersey City Eastern
league, won in 14A1s seconds. Elimina-
tion contests were necessary to decide
the beating a bunts contest. On first
trial when Higgins Of Cincinnati, Ar
thur HOFFMAN of the Chicago Nation
ais, Maloney of Brooklyn, Leach of
Pittsburg and Thoney Of Toronto
reached first base in rs seconds. On
the second trial D. Hoffman of New
York Americans won the bunting con-
test, reaching first in 3 1-;5 seconds.
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{ A, R.
Continued from page -

Continued from page ID
stood on the reviewing stand all the
while sheltered from the driyingg
storm only by fiimsy covering of.
cloth, through which the rain pene-
trated. After the parade the sky
cleared and the sun broke forth.
{ Thirty-six veterans are in the local
hospital, the condition of none of
which. however, is serious. These
are nearly all men who did not take
part in the parade, but who suffered
from the exertion of walking about
the streets.
The business sessions of the en-
.campment will begin tomorrow when
Commander Brown will present his an
nual address and other officials re-
ports will be read The annual cleo
tion of officers will take place in the
afternoon. Former County Judge
Charles G.. Burton of Nevada, Mo-,
und oubtedly Will be elected comman-
der in chief. Toledo, Ohio, seems
likely to be the next meeting place.
Resolutions, it is expected, will be
introduced for an increase of the
pensions of veterans widows to s1s
| per month, urging congress to re
peal the anti-canteen law and au-
thorizing the formation of branches
Of the Patriotic, Ancient and Hon.
l5orable society created for non-veter:
ans who desire to perpetuate 1he
| principles and work of the G. A.. r.
when its members shall have died.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-09-12
waiting which is being done on Avenue e.
b and the committee was given more

NJ
waiting which is being done on Avenue.
b and the committee was given more lt'l'
time.
II. Alderman Richholt enliyened the he
scene with the introd uction of a
caustic resolution aimed at the Trib-
ine on account OF a criticism which
he claimed was not justified by the
facts, and moved its adop
Alderman Patterson thought the doc
ument inadvisable, conside ring the
provocation, and after some discussion
participated in by the mayor and sew
eral of the aldermen the resolution
was referred to- a committee of three
to be appointed by the mayor.
Mr.. Boucher was present and want
ed to know what action the council
proposed to take regarding the damage
done his and others property by the
grading down OF Ninth street. and said
he thought the property should be re
stored by the city ito as good condi-
tion as IT was before the grading was
done.
The mayor said the city attorney
had given 1T as his opinion that the
complainants should file a claim for
damages against the city and in this
way the matter could be adiudicated
by an Appraisal committee. The mat
ter was finally adjusted by an agree
ment by which the city will name one
appraiser, the claimants one and those
two will name q third and these three
will make a report on the damage,
if any at the next meeting Of the
council. 5ss
The special commit tee reported that
the city had no title to the lots claimed
by Sullivan at corner Of Broadway
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-09-12
Blue BOOK
CLEANED UP THE TALENT in THE
s.S SEPTEMBER STAKES AT
sHEEPSHEAD BAY. I,

sheepshead Bay, Sept. IL. On a
heavy track today Blue Book backed
down to eight points from 20 to I,
won the September stakes at the mile
and 8 furlongs. Kentucky Beau and
Blue Book went out to make the pace
and raced together to the turn for
home where Kentucky Beau quit and
Blue Book, standing a hard drive, won
by half a length from Fountain Blue
with Montgomery third. Ben Fleet
won the Waldorf stakes and Explosion
took the bells. IS 4.5
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-09-12
STOLE 100000
OF STATE TAXES

New Orleans, Sept. 4 The defaI-
cation in state tax collections, which
the police tonig ht announced amount
ed to at least s105, 600 and might
reach $500, 900, was discovered today
on the books Of Charles q. Letten,,
chief clerk to John Fitzpatrick. state
tax collector Of the First district in
New Orleans Fitzpatrick, who was
formerly mayor Of New Orleans, has
announced that he will make good
the shortage Latten, who Is So
years old for nineteen years had
been one Of the most trusted men
In the department.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-09-12
Peace. conares,.s.

Munich, Sept. 4 1t today's meet
ing of the sixteenth International
Peace Congress. which has been In
session here since Monday much In
terest was awakened by the report Of
the judicial committee on the draft
of A letter To- be sent to the peace con
ference at The Hague. Americans and
a number Of delegates favored the cor
dial approval of the spirit which was
prevailed at The Hague. 4
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-09-12

and First streets as he had been civ
en- a deed for them over thirty years.
ago, though he had only recently Re-
corded the document. The supposi-
stion that the city owned the property
arose from notation made many
years ago by the county audi tor On his /
assessment books to the effect that the I
lots belonged to the city, and With
out inyestiga alton, until the present
time, they had been SO considered. ss
On motion of All derman Iarquett
abstracts will be secured to those lots
standing in the icity's name where
there is any question as TO the city's
title. The matter of the sale of the
city lots went over to the next meet
ing of the council. which will be the
LIST of next month.
Alderman Marquett moved that the
vote by which it was decided to issue
a deed from the city to w liam Pye III 4
conside ration Of a nominal sum be re-
consldereds III ne vote being a tie the
mayor M cast the deciding vote and the
matter ma will be further considered by
the council. In xplaining the reason
for his motion Mr.. MarQuett said he
had learned that It was not obligatory
on the city to deed the lots to Mr..
Pye for the sum of SIS each and 81
recording fee, and that he thought the
city could make much better terms
than that, therefore he wanted the
matter reopened so that negotiations
could be started for a better PROPOSE
ton for the CITY.
HE council then adjourned.
--- y.
Keep your store IN the "spot light
lof public attention.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-09-12
WILL STOP THE KILLING

Odessa, Sept. The new protect
Of Odessa, Gen. Novitzky, assumed
Office today He succeeded Gen
Gregorieff. Novitzky at once issued
a proclamation threatening to pros
ecilte all who attacked Jews or 9TH
Ell members Of the community The
Issue Of this warning is said to have
been upon the direct Instructions
from the emperor. s.s a
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-09-12
L | Last Night { Vas
Only 100 Miles From
Sable Island
Ii Is Expected She Will Re
duc &C Ocean d Crossing
4. to J. . Five ! Days
Almost q Certainty She Will
OutcIass All Atlantic
Ships in Speed

1& New York, Sept. 4 II The giant tur-
bine steamer Lusitania, which is buff
feting its way across the Atlantic. on
its first trip to- America has stfound
herself. '' The big liner has been
shaken together on the first trip and
is making the best time ever made on
a westbound journey across the At
lantic.
For the twenty hours ending
at noon today the run of the ship
was $40 knots, an average OF % Ia
knots an hour, and with beautiful
weather forecasted, there is little
doubt that the ship will reach Sandy
Hook lightship under I'VE days for
the trip. The present record of
speed across the Atlantic westward
is held by the Deutschland Of the
Hamburg American line and is Eve
days, IL hours and 81 minutes, but
because the route covered by the
German ship is 236 miles longer than
the route from Queenstown, the Lus-
itania must beat the DeutschIandis
record by at least ii hours in actual
time. NJ
II the Lusitania keeps up her pres
ent speed her time from Queens
town will beat that Of the Deutsch-
land from Cherbourg by fourteen
hours and nineteen minutes, giving
her the record by more than three
| hours. 55s
The last report from the Lusitania
received from the Associated Pres:
correspondent aboard the ship, by
way of Cape Race wireless station
reads s3;4
On board H. J. s.. S. Lusitania
via Cape Race, MID, Sept. i IA
/ midday to day it was announced that
|! the ships run for the preceding "a
hours has been $40 miles. The post
| ing of the announcement is received
| with cheers. We have just passed
within signalling distance of the
mammoth Hamburg American liner
| Amerika. 8 .8.. Sj5 BIZ
The ships lounge is proving ons
of its most popular features. and to
night is crowded with beautifulls
/ gowned women parading. con
cert was held in the music room to
/ night which was presided over b.
i United States Senator George Suther
land of Utah. The weather is beau
tiful and the ship is travelling event.
1 and smoothly
5s. $50 Miles From Land.
Marconi Wireless Static, Sable
i Island When this station came in
to communication with the Cunary
/ liner Lusitania at a 30 p. M, east
\ tern standard time, the steamer wa
A 40 miles east. All are well on boar
q and the vessel is rushing at hig
y speed on her record breaking pas
4 sage to New York.
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If you have graduated II the 4

II YOU have graduated 10 the scoi-
iege IF hard knockss you are capable
of advertising IN your own way and
the Tribane can teaci, you nothing on
the subject. Your biggest advertising
bill Should be easier to pay than your
smallest. y i wasn,tWeil you had.
NJ learned all about advertising when
you contracted II.
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cames Yesterday.

Az Louisville r. II. d.
louisville $500. 70
Toledo !. I. !. &. &. II
Batteries: Durham and Hughes,
Glen and Abbott.
AT st. Paul r. H. RI
4 st. Paul y. I. E. ~ "a 16 s
Kansas City 3, I. .5. Il. b g "a 2
Batteries Criss and sugden;; Bran
don, Case and Sullivan.
AT Columbus r. II. q.
Columbus !. 4. !. .5.S. s.
Indianapolis !. h. Re IS. 8 g
BatteIdes Robertson and Blue;
3ss5ii miners and Howl ley
At Minneapolis Fl. ~
Minneapolis
Bfi1wauISee .,. B 10 z
Batteries KiIroy, Tim Freeman
and Buelaw; Goodwin and Roth.