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JEFFRIES regrets
DEATHOF MCCARTHY
fron.,nued From First Pagc.l

CONTINUED From First Fasc.l :
by Billy Papke and Joe Choynskt q
couple Of times. Jcffries experienced
another near-accident to-day In the
handball court, his feet slipping under
meath him and his big frame tumphns
heavily to the floor. That 1enries
four or five days of rest mad sot.ehea
him was apparent from tho streams OF
perspiration which poured from him as
he played handball-
The afternoon was hardly a strenu'
ous one. Jeffr!es was busy at some
sort of light exercise until nearly din
ner time.
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me- Meets for Atlanta.

Atlanta, Ca, April 30:-AII arrange,
ments for the automobile meet and
AVIATION contest next week are COM
pleted. Ralph de Palma. with his 100
Tiat, arrived tonight. Lyle has been
here several days, and tomorrow these
drivers and their man-killing cars will
Hnrroun. Bragg. Kincaid, Aitken. Endi-
colt, F'reer. Iuhasx and Tony Sondel-
larry. Hamilton. in a Curtiss biplane.
Will be the star aviator.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OUT in eleventh.
---
Philadelphia Americans Win
From New York by 4
to 2 Score.
QUINN POORLY SUPPORTED
Would Have Won His Game if
Team Had Backed Him
Properly.

New York. April 3o.-A dropped
third strike on Bakcr by Sweeney. in
the seventh inning to-day. followed
by two hits and an error by Knight,
enabled the Athletics to make two
runs and tie the Higlsranders. In
the eleventh, the visitors won out,
earning two runs on hits by cldring.
Baker and Murphy. Had Quinn been
perfectly supported. he would have
won his game by score Of 2 to o. in
stead of losing 1t 4 to 3. The score:
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caryalrook Defents palmyra.

-.TSnNclnTto The Tlmes-DIspafrh.
Brcmo, Va, April So.-ln stub
bornlN contested game here to-day
carysbrook defeated Palmy,a by Tho
score Of to . The game was cxcit
&ipe until the last inning wns mayed
Features OF the game, for CarysArnois
the, batting of John and Jack Griffin
and tIarland in centre, For Palmyra
Harlpnd on first featured, The bat
terry work Of both teams was fine,
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DETROIT SHUT OUT

chicago. April ao.-chicago shut out
the champion Tigers here TINS al.e..
noon in pitchers battle py 'ne se =, .
of l to 0. The White son ~. wy
only run of the dayain the L'rsl inA1 ,ne,
before Summers settled ooWu 60,
White, the star southpaW OF .i'e ~ y
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REDS LOSE GAME

Cincinnati, Ohio. April 5o.--Hug-
gins's swat in the third was the cause
of the Reds downfall this afternoon
It happened with nobody on bases. but
the lead Higgins secured then easily
outdistanced the Reds, and they lost
the game 4 to /. helps caught in place
of Bresnahan, and did very well. The
Reds got the most hits. but they were
late in the game and OF no
value. The score.
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KEEPS UP HITTING STREAK

Washington. D. c.. April 3o.-Boston
continued tho hitting streak to-day
drove Walker to the bench, ana de-
feated Washington to 8.
Kargcr got a bad start IN the ilrs'
inning. allowing three hits ana as
many runs. but was DIE puzaie
thereafter. Three double plays by the
locals were the features. The score
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cw York. philadelphia.
Totals 50 Is q 8 Totals $50 ~
.Batted for Maroney in ninth.

Totals ...5s d y ! Iotals .-'aV - 10 Q
.Batted for Maroney in ninth.
score by innings: n.
New rls-...-.............'...--o : w -
Philadelphia .-...............-.o W o VI
summary: Runs-Dcvore go, Doyle t2).
Bridwell. Devlin. Myers. Marquard, Titus
Doolan. Check. Maroney. TWO base hits-
Doyle. Br!dwell, Bransield. hits-Off Moren
S in 51-s innings off Humphrics, in l.,
inning off Maroney. in SIS innings; on
Vanguard. In Tia innings: oft Crandel
i in ga innings, Sacrifice hits-Merkle, Ma
geo Stolen bases-Doyle. Murray, Castle
Left on bascs-New York, 8; Philadelphia
5. First base on balls-By Marquard. Il o'
Moron. i; by Maroney. !. First base on er-
rors-Sew York, l. Hit by pltcher--By Mar
guard. i tMaroney). Struck out--By Moren
s. by Maruuard, 5; by Crandel. 1. Wild
pitch-Maroney. Time OF game, 2:l2. UNI
pires, tombstone and Moran.
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, Now York.
PhuatleIphin

Summary. Runs-oldring. Baker co, Day
is, Woter, Cree. Two-base hlts-Crce. VOL
ter. Davis, Quinn, Baker. sacrifco hits
Laportc, Davis. Stolen bascs-Murphy. hart
sci, Livingstone, Austin. Baker. Left on
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 6; New York, g. First
base on errors--philadelphia. 2: New YORK.
l. Double plny-Hemphill to knight. Struck
out--By Quinn. ii by Bender. 8. sasc on
bal,s-Off Bender. 4 Wild pitch-Bender.
Passed hsll--Swecney. Time of game, 2:-4'
umpires. Connolly and Dineen.
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New Pitcher Tor Roanoke.

ISpeeial toThe TIMES -Disnatch.l
Ronnoke Va, Arpl 30,--lSd Ceflau.
recently purchased by Roanoke from
New Orleans, arrived here to-day and
will be seen in the box next week.
lie has boon doing wonderful things
In the Southern.
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POWELL PITCHES
SHUT-0UT GAME
Chicago. Nationals Get Only Two
Hits Off Pittsburg
Twirler.
FINE SUPPORT FOR BROWN
-----------------
Flynn Keeps Up Good Work,
Batting In Only Run
Scored.
FINE SUPPORT FOR BROWN

Pittsburg, Pa. April 3o.-Powell
held the Chicagos to two hits, and
shut them out to 0. Only two Chi
cago men reached third base. Brown
was freely hit, but fine support saved
him. Flynn kept UP his good work
begun last Thursday, by batting IN
the only run of the game. The score;
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Summnry. First base on baI!s-0n Wn,.o'
.; off Summers, .. Struck out,By Wh ,aa
.. Nv summers, L. Two-base hits--Aeidor
~, cnnriTcc hi,s-Hahn. Gandil, Black.
burn. stolen base-Bush. Double play.
Blackburn to Gandii. Time OF game. i''v'
Empires. sheridan and KERN.
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Summary: Two-base hits-wallace (2).
Murdoch Three.base hit--Bshle Sacrifice
hits-Walker. Titman. Stolen bases-Land :
graf. jackson. Brown Wallace, Titman.
Muianey. Double plays-Mullaney to Chand-
Ter: Messitt to Bigbie; Baker (unas SISTED /.
Base on bnlls-oT Hale. i: off vcrbout. 5;
of Walker. 3. Hit by pitched balls--aful-
ancy. jackson. Struck out-By Walker. 4:
by Verbout. 1. Wild pitch-Walksr. Time
of game, 2:15. Empires. Pender and Travis.
Attendance $500.
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BROWNS LOSE TO CLEVELAND

St Louis. April so.-cleveland de-
feated the Browns to-day in bitterly
contested battle by the score OF to !.
Though powell outp!tched JOSS. oCon,
nor's men could not win. Clevelana
nlayed errorless ball. The score:
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Standing Of the Clubs
Where They Play To-Day
st. Louis at Cincinnati.
No other games scheduled.

on bails-on Curtis. 4; off Barscr. 6. First
base on orrors-Brooklyn, 2. Hit by pitcher
BY Curtis. ] tT. SMITH. struck out--By
Curtis, 1; by Barger. .. Wild pitch--Curtis
Time of game, l.ii. Umpires, Rigler and
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WINS BY BUNCHlNG HITS.

Boston. Mass April 3o.-Brooklyn
won the final game of the series from
Boston to 2 to-day by punching hits
and taking advantage of the locals
misplays in the ninth inning. Tho
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Summary: Nuhs-MlIaH' bV1I,"0'S' or,
French. Niles ca, Hooper t2) Hits.o ~
walker, Is in s2-3 innings; OIL Gray ~
a1-s innings. sacrifice hits-Miian, Loia
sail lewis. stolen bases-Lelivelt tsl, ing
laub. Double plays-McRrids to unE!aub );
Erenci, 10 wagner TO stahl; unslaub 10
walker Mcbride 70 sehaseT Lett on b nase.
~ ;wa,ber .. Off Karger. 1. First base on
errorsNwashins,on. 2; Boston. !. HIT ny
ri,cber-Ry Kar.er. 1. Struck out--By kar-
Eer. i; By Walker. 4. Time OF sama 1902
Jjmpircs. Evans and Egan.
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Detroit at Chicago.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
No other games scheduled.

second on passed hall, but died try
ing to stretch 1t to third.
score--Richmond, 8; Norfolk, I.
Ninth Inning.
Bonner walked and went to second
on Busch's out. lie took third on
Chambers scratch out. Mullaney and
Murdoch both walked. filing the bags.
and jackson flied out to Titman.
Irvine batted for yerbout and
scratched out Landgram flied out TO
centre Baker hit fly to Murdoch.
who fumbled 1t. Wallace flied out and
ended the game.
The box score:
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Cleveland.

~ - 80, a,Ix ,......o 0 oil 5000 o-l
o. sumnary: Two-bass hits-wailace, Joss.
1,ishnr Three base hlts-Lord CD. Sacrifice
hits-Krueger. Grisss stolen b "a, 1n.s
s.n,,a,, o,t,.Rv powell Il: BY Joss, 3. Left
en- en- u basesNst. Louis. 9; Cleveland, s. Time
Of game. l:4s. Umpires. o'Loushl'n ana
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SPRING MEETING
LISTS FILLING

FROM HiIsS IhbstI -1.e.t.
DANIEL trainer. comprises Wcstover
and four other thoroughbreds that
Will give good account OF them
selves. DIR. j. A. Whites Iron Prince
Is training we'll and should be In
splendid condition for both the hunt
ers' fiat race OF tho first day and the
hunters steeplechase of tho second.
George Brcnton. of Manassas. arrived
yesterday. bringing tho we'll known
favorite. Ben Lala. and two green
hunters, Flat Creek and Helen B.. who
i. make their initial appearance over
the water jump. Mr.. Erenton stated
that no would be followed in a few
bays by the horses from the stables of
n. G. Coppersithc and Ernest Utter
back.
Essex ~ Here.
Another arrival OH yesterday was G..
J. Engleking. who came in from Mary
land, bringing with him magnificent
string OF horses. among them being
an, Beggerman, and that grand horse.
Essex. whose races here have always
been marked by "A gameness and feet
ness of foot that make him q clean
cut. consistent winner almost when
ever shown. AR. Epgleking, however.
states that he has in the stable an
other horse which will give tho talent
the thrill of their lives.
With more than thirty horses al
ready stabbed on the grounds and with
| advices from others who have made
| reservations for stalls. and the large
number coming down as soon as tho
MARYLAND meeting closes. the success
lof the meet is assured.
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summary: Run--Miier. Two-base hits
Miller Flynn ca, Needhan stolen bases
Rvrne. Miller Double play-Wagner to
Miller to Flynn. First base on oalls-of
powell. i; Off Brown, .. Struck out-By Pow
Ill. q: by Brown, 5. Loft on bascs-Pltts-
burg. 6: Chicago. . limo OF game i'-V'
SIn,nires, Klein and Kane.
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The Day in the Big Leagues
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE

Philadelphia. 4; New York, 2. III In
nngs)
Boston, f.; Washington, 8.
Detroit, o; Chicago, 1.
s Cleveland, .; st. Louis. !.
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Summary: Three -basc hit--schrader Two
base hits-Schrader. Rickort. kunkle, Bowet,.
jackson, Kirkpatrick, Castor Gl. Chunk.
Sacrifice hts-Bowc tel. Morr!ssey. Sacri-
nee flics-Cowan, 0aiheen. Jackson. Hi
nv pitcher--i riffin Base on bals-Or Nor
rissey. g: of Vail, ). Struck out--By Vail 8:
by Morrissey. 6. Passed ball-Cowan. Time
of game, s:35. Umpire. Mace. Attendance.
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ST. Louis.
Cincinnati.

Totals -. s t2s IL 3 totals ~ 2 II Q
aBattod for Gaspar in seventh
Evans out; hit by battcd ball.
Score by innings: II.
Cincinnati ........,.......-....,l o % W ~ W
ST. Louis. ...................,...0l ~ VI
summary: Two-baso hits--Miller. Mclean,
Evans Homo run-Husgins. Sacrifice hits
.gan, Phelps (2), Harmon. Stolen base
Hauser. Struck out-By Harmon. !; by Gas
par, /. Base on bals-ot Harmon. 81 OIL
Gaspar, 4. Passed ball-McLean. Iime OF
game. ISL Umpircs, O'Day and Brennan
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Brooklyn.

Totals Us 527l4 4 Totals ..,as 4 Eta 0
.Battcd for Collins in ninth.
fBatted for Getz in ninth.
SBatted for Erwin in ninth.
score by Innings: Il.
pronplyn Observation-Disclosures Q 0 o 000 "a
Boston .......... ,.....l 0 / o o 0 % o.
summary: Runs-Moran, II, j. Smith,
Burch Hummel, Daubcrt. II. Smith. Two
base htts-Curtis McElveen, II. Smith. Home
rnn-H Smith. Hits-oG Curtis. in in
5nlngs (none out in ninih); off Burke, in
inning. Sacrifice hit-coliins, stolen bases
1Iurnel, Daubert, Hcrzog. Double nays
sweeney 10 Shean; Burch TO Daubert. Left
on bases-Brooklyn, 6; Boston, 3. First base
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held tho hard hitting Detroiters to
two hits. rho white Sox were able TO
find Summers for but four hits. The
Ecnra. - -. 80 q. ~.
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Totals ...2s Z q L Totals 90
sBatted for Brown in ninth.
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Totals ...s5 5 q 10 Totals 100 Il = % =
.Batted for Gray in ninth
Score by innings: .n,n,nnoh-a
I,Iasa. ".................oo0 . OIL 20 o-5
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bHttHu EVI 1'FVNf ~
score by INNINGS.
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neni potluceni Nejhife byl zranen
kapitan hasic6 S. E. Wainwright.
Naraz byl talk silny, ze pfedni cast
kary jakoz i parostroj hasicsky pfi-
Sly k rozbiti. Cestujici V kafe od-
nesh to silnym otresem a mensimi L.
razy.
= Minuly tyden dostavily Sc
krasne jarni dny. Snih takmef jiz
zmizel a pficinenim dohlizitele ulic
Regana jsou hlavni ulice mesta ci-
ste.
= Jak jiz ctenarGm znamo, odby-
vana byla st. Paul minuly tyden
konvence pfivrzencG tax zvane O.
kresni zapovedi County option). -
Hlavnimi fecniky byli Jacob Jacob
son, kandidat "a guvernera statu ma
republikanske strane pfi minulych
volbach, E. I. Young, byvaly stat
nj navladni a mnoho jinych. Hlav-
MIN fecnikem byl Seaborn Wright re
statu George, jemuz pficitaji Sc pr
venstvi zakona county option We
statu Georgia. Sized byl obeslan l.
SO5 zastupci, jiz zastupovali kazdJ O.
kres We statu, vyjma Houston, jenz
nebyl nikym obeslan. Sjezdem byla
pfijata resoluce, niz klade Sc va
ha na to, ably pfivrzenci county
option pouzili sveho vlivu pfistich
statnich volbach pro kandidaty, liz
|vyslovne Sc prohlasi pro county
option. Ma sjezdu fecnil tez guver-
ner Eberhart, jenz velice pfitomne
sklamal tim, ze zGstal otazce neu-
traln1 pouze dodal, ze co guverner
by zakon okresnf zapovedi pode-
psal, kdyby tyz byl statnfm snemem
|pfijat. Pravil, ze nechce te pficine
strane diktovati, co delati ma aneb
nema a poukazoval, ze republikanska
strana We statu dala nam vsechny
nynejsl Temperament zakony a prime
|vyjadfeni ohledni, okresni zapovedi,
ze vedlo by k dalsi rozdvojenosti.
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= Vzacneho pozitku dostalo Sc ma
semu obecenstvu pfi skvelem kon-
certu a divadelni zabave, pofadane
Tel. Jed. Sokol V sobotu vecer 81
nj CSPS. Jak solove vystupy W.
nikajicich hudebnikG tax i divadelni
pfedstaveni, jez po koncertu nasle-
dovalo, mono pficitati k nejlepsim
umeleckym vykondm, jake kdy We
stfedu nasem byly pfednaseny. Ma
dGkaz toho dalo Sc tez souditi mad
Semi, jakym kazde cislo programu
bylo obecenstvem pfivitano. Posu-
zovati jednotlive vykony dcinkujf-
cfch, bylo by mad skrovne nase silly
a proto obmezime Sc pouze ma sde-
len1 svych dojmt, jez dojista sdileli
i vsichni z ostatn1ch posluchacG. -
Prvnfm c1slem programu byl solovy
pfednes ma housle Frantiskem Zdar-
skym. Mladistvy tento houslista
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% Zpravy ze St. Paul. %

budil svym pfednesem vseobecny OBJ.
div nejen pro obdivuhodnou techni-
ckou svoji dokonalost, ale rovnez pro
svoji vyspelost We hfe, niz jevi Sc
porozumeni hlubsich citG, jez oboje
opravnuji k madeline kariefe mlade-
no umelce Mladistvy tento ume-
lee hraje YMCA. symfonickou or
kestrou a pfistf leto odeb6fe Sc do
Czech, kde bude zakem prazsk6 hu-
debni konservatofe. Dalsimi cisly
byly solove pfednesy vynikajicfch hu-
debnfch um6lcG Cd st. Paul Symfo-
nicke orkestry. Pan Stanislav Broz,
mlady sympaticky um6lec, pred
stoupil pred obecenstvo solovem
pfednesu na basovy trombon. Pan
Broz premahal veskere obtize toho-
to nastroje a vrozenou svoji virtu-
ositou a dokonalostf svoji hry dosahl
zaslouzeneho uznani, jehoz Sc mu cd
obecenstya hlucnem potlesku dosta-
10. Nasledovnim cislem byla ro-
nance pro kontra bass, jiz pfednesl
pan Jan Hraba, prvnf kontrabassi-
sta u st. Paul Symfonicke orkestry.
Pan Hraba nenf jiz zadnym mladi-
KEN, ale kdyz hraje ma oblibeny svdj
nastroj, nepada pokrocilejsi liz jeho
start nikterak ma vahu. Jeho prsto-
klad a mistrne vedeni smyece jakoz
i sonornf tony vyluzovane nastroje
svedcily, ze pan Hraba stojf na w
sokem stupn1 dokonalosti re ne
nadarmo test Sc zvucn6 povesti hu-
debn1ch kruzich. Poslednim Gislem
koncertu byl operni solovy pfednes
ma kornet panem W. Tieckem, jehoz
carokrasne zvuky polly Sc jeden
pruh zafivych jasavych toni, jimz
nikdo z posluchacd nemohl odolati.
Jako pfi ostatnich pfednesech tax i
pfi tomto vyzadalo 81 obecenstvo pfi-
davek. Zvlastni uznani zdar kon-
certu naleM tez 81. Marii Cizkov6,
zname ucitelce ma piano, "a jeji ODE
tave spoludcinkovani pfi programu.
Po koncertu byla ochotniky drama
tickeho odboru Sokola sehrana jedno-
aktovka Cali right" Kus odehrava
Sc V roce 1885 byte Cinybulkove V
Praze pfi tehdejsf prvni navsteve a.
merickych Cechd do stare vlasti. S
dcastniky vypravy vracl Sc tez John
Klepetaf, pfedstavovany sok. Vac.
Pechouskem> jenz jede ku svym zna-
mym Cinybulkovym Praze, kdez
nan cekajf S dcerou Julcou, kterou
pTedstav ovala sokolka ST. Bozena Va
Iowa. Pfi jedne pfilezitosti sezna-
mi Sc Julca Sc svoji pfftelkyni Ma
tyldou Rdzickovou, jH hrala sok. Ma
rie Jahodova. Tato ma znamost S
Emilem Vrzalkem, jenz podan byl
Jos. Chladem a jelikoz laska jest We
ci u obojiho pohlavf nestalou, stane
Sc na konec Julca, jez cekala ma Kle-
petafe, zenou Vrzalka a Matylka pi.
Klepetafovou. Vse skonci call
right, k dplne spokojenosti Mateje
Cinybulkova, kreicovskeho mistra a
majitele domu a jeho zeny Barbory,
jiz hrala sok. 81. Julie Radova. Sta
reho Cinybulka pfedstavoval mas di-
vadelni fiditel sok. Vac. Chot. Kus
sehran byl velice zdafile dcinkuji-
elm dostalo Sc hojneho uznani Cd O.
becenstya. Po vycerpanf programu
rozproudila Sc volna tanecnf zabava
|pfi hudbe p. Jana Tesafe, k niz pfi-
pojili Sc pax jeste pfftomnf hudebnf
umelci Rozkosne zvuky hubby bu-
Oily vesely rozmar a vsichni z beast
nikG budou doiista dlouho ma prf-
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vzpomlnati.
AZ Ma prodej na mirne splatky,
nebo k pronajmu ma dlouhou dobu,
80 lotG We vymefe asi 6 akrG nejlep-
81 p6dy pro zahradnictvi, ma McNa-
meny st. = Pfihlaste Sc u Frank
Novotny, 3S7 Cedar St., St. Paul,
MINI. 21-tf
= Sbor Cechie els. 12 jed cini
k pofadanf skveleho ''sel-
skeho plesu'' dine 16 dubna SIM
CSPS. Pies bude po zp6sobu sell
skych plesti V Cechach a zvlastni ce-
ny budou udiIeny osobam a parkGm,
jez budou uznany "a nejlepsi sell
skem kroji.
= Mezi detmi We mest6 fadi vet
81 mife nezli obycejne rozlicn6 cpl
demicke nemoci. la mesic 1nor O.
znameno bylo $50 pfipadd spaly, 14S
pfipadi sarlachu 81 zaskrtu.
= Posedly prohibicni fanatik prof.
}. A. WYE pravi, ze zakroci u statni-
no navladniho Simpsona proti NEST
skemu navladnlmu j. j. O'Connor-
owl Sc zadosti, ably tyz zbaven byl
dfadu pro nedodrzeni slibu, ze bude
pfisne dohlizeti ma nedelnf prodej L.
hovin V hostincich. Rad6ni prohibiG-
mich spiclti tomto pfip. odsuzuje
Sc samo sebou, nebot kazdemu jest
znamo, ze nacelnfk policie snaM Sc O
to, aby zakon, zapovidajici nedelni
vycep, byl provaden pokud jen mono
taktez jest znamo, ze mesto test Sc
nedelnfmu klidu.
V nedeli odpoledne odbyvala
Sc SIM c. S. P. S. vyrocni schfze
sboru zastupcl ceske svobodne skolv.
Move zvolenf 1fednfci skolnfho w
boru jsou: Tomas Silha, pfedseda !;
Ad. Hejduk, tajemnik pi. Alb. Xii
ma, pokladnice. Jmena zastupon
jsou tato: la rad Czech, {. 10, G. S.
p. s. Anton Buchta, Ad. Hejduk a
Jos. Sevcik; "a rad Orel, {. SO, z. G.
B. }. JOS. Runge, Aug. Smolik a
Jan Markus; "a spolek Slovan, {. 3,
G. S. D. p. j. Tomas Silha, Fr.
Skok Fr. Urianek; "a rad Melnik,
&. S. p. S. Jan Pikal, Alois Loss a
Jan Penas "a sbor Sokola Jos. Ole
xa, Anton Kosfk a. Jan Kadlec; "a
sbor Cechie, G. 10, J. G. D. Alb. Xii
ma Anna Slama; Ia sbor Hv6zda
Zapadu, Kat. Kosik a Terezie Runge.
= Ze vsem Sc nelze zachovat a
zvlaste pokud Sc tyce odhadu majet-
ku, vi pfltomne nejlepe mestsky od-
hadcl Chas. l.. Haas, proti jehoz od-
hadu osobnfho majetku dochazi Get
ny pocet stiznosti. Haas pravi, ze
hodla V nekterych pfipadech zakro-
citi soudne pro kfivopffseznictvi. la
pflklad uvadi jednu firmu, jez u
dala cenu nabytku ma 5000, kterazto
cena byla odhadcim zvysena ma $500
blizsim vysetfenim bylo zjisteno,
ze nabytek ten jest pojisten firmou
V obnosu $4,000.
=. DIE zpravy fiditele mestske ne
mocnice DR.. A. B. Anckera, bylo o.
setfoyano "a mesic dnor celkem 867
osob. Prdmerny pocet pacientd den
ne byl 499. Behem mesfce udalo Sc
V nemocnici 81 1mrtf % narozenf.
= Nejvetsim poplatnfkem danf z
osobniho majetku We meste jest
James J. Hill, jenz odhadnuteho
majetku Gene $4,000 plati S., 300
dane.
K osudne, srazce doslo We sire
du minuly tyden ma Franklin a Z.
ul., mezi Payne poulicni karou ha-
sicskym parostrojem els. 1, povola-
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1910-03-10
HENRY G.. HAAS.

demokraticky kandidat o ma
vrzen1 "a mayora mesta v
predvolbach v 1tery Is. brez-
na. Odevzdejte mu vas HAS.
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1910-03-10

n m IL - $ pfimefsnou objedn8vkou "a
- ~ III. = i hotove.
IT ~ - - objedu&vkon "a hotove "a IS
u III ID. 3l neb vtse, zahrnujic koupi "a
n nr - ~ 81 Schochova caje neb k&vy.
II - 10. ~ objedn&vkou "a hotove "a S5
n neb vyse. zahrnujic "a 81 Schochova caje "a
u 81 Schochoyy k&vy.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-03-05
COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO.

Mrs. J. F. Curtis, an old pioneer OF
Colorado Springs, died Tuesday even
ing, March list, by a paralytic stroke.
The death of Mrs. Curtis was indeed
shock to the family and friends, as
her death was very sudden, taking
sick Saturday evening. The commun-
ity at large are greatly bereaved be-
cause Mrs. Curtis was a Christian
leader and great church worker
She was member of Payne's
Chapel, A. NJ. E. church and her fun
eral will be held Thursday evening,
Bro. ]. w. Braxton officiating.
She leaves a husband, mother, son,
two daughters, three granddaughers,
broher-in-law, two sisters and two bro
theirs, and host OF friends to mourn
her loss.
The Masonic Lodge No. 5, in which
Mr.. Curtis was member, donated a
large sum towards Mrs. Curtis burial
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-03-05
TOM THUMB WEDDING AT RATION,
N. M.

A beautiful wedding was held here
at A. NJ. E. church last Friday even
ing, when the 6-year-old daughter OF
Mrs. Maud Williams was united in
marriage to the 5-yearold son of Mrs.
Mary England.
hTe pretty little bride was dressed
in beautiful gown of pale blue silk,
over which the shimmering bridal veil
of the same hue hung in graceful
folds
The groom was dressed in the regu.
lation black dress suit and looked
very handsome and cute.
They were attended by little brides
maids and little men, dressed for the
occasion.
As the clock struck IL Miss Gladys
Harvey became Mrs. George England,
and 1t was amusing to note that the
groom at once insisted on taking
newly found bride home. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Mr..
Ethel Heron, S-year-old daughter OF
Mrs. Steele. The wedding march was
played by Miss Alice B. Couler, a tai
ented young student of this place, who
10 also organist of the church.