16 THE MINNEAPOLIS JOTJRN"A3D. sved:nesd&y eveishwcf. tune s, 1901. WANTS-Pages 15,16 SITPATIOHS WANTED Continued. > The News of 'iSSSSBBUBfi Sportdom. BOY, 13, EXPERIENCED AT OFFICE OR other -work, with references, wants situation Mnnea Po!'s< \u25a0 for. summer. Address, immediately, 2423 4th |^\ Refunded. «» '^ftf /fl mH-^FGB&MBs >flfefc. is£J ay S. . Pittsburg 34 19 15 .559 315t032S seventh ana _ ___^ V>y/ Philadelphia 33 IS 15 .545 V J?/ fipftrrml Wwt*n mrrtirTwrf/arr^Mr} C^\ CO FEMALIS Brooklyn 32 15 17 .468 SEE SIX EASY ONES St. Louis 34 15 19 .441 FRESH TROUT BLOOD WANTED— AS A PRIVATE SEC- Boston 28 12 16 .429 tary by a woman of tact, education, and Chicago 36 13 23 .3(51 knowledge of human nature. F 1023, Jour- \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 Lag- \u25a0 Millers' Tour With the "To-day's Why nal...... -•\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0 .\u25a0•,.\u25a0 •:: Short Games. Warden Fullerton Buys Wild WANTED—BY RELIABLE WOMAN, POSI- Philadelphia at . Pittsburg. . tion to attend doctor's office, or as clerk in gards. New York at St. Louis. Trout Fry. bakery 'or small store. Address 1204 6th Brooklyn at Cincinnati. ; st S. . - . . ' \u25a0•\u25a0•-\u25a0' : i Boston at Chicago. , - $15, - POSITION WANTED—AS CASHIER AND - CAPTIVITY MAKES FISH SLUGGISH i. $1^ $12.50 & $10' assistant bookkeeper; .understand stenogra- THE DEFECT IN THE LOCALS AMERICAN LEAGUE mm $7.50 phy. H 1025. Journal. -• IM Ik 1 ~~ "Chick" Fraser's three-bagger saved The 25,000 Youngsters Just Pur- sIIIM llPS' Men's — STORAGE Shape—Klopf the Athletics Buils >or Infield -Is in , Bad from » whitewash, but his chased Now 1 1-4 53 gave tigers Are Inches ••• <• BOYD TRANSFER AND FUEL CO. Should Not Be at throwing the the game. The a**—Pi THE . Lout;—December has facilities moving and stor- score: Hatch. uneaualad for. ...,..:-:.\u25a0 .', .- 1 ing household goods; packing for storage and -\ -V . '.Pirut. . . .. liSy i .ire \a*i v |\f our experience have offered so much good- shipment by experienced men. Office, 46 South Detroit 0 00003 3 3*—9 11 2 |\ i ' u9)i Philadelphia IIIf v' or $7.50. 3d St. Telephone, Main 656, both exchanges. 0 01000000—1 6 1 In compliance with the instructions of I©) I I ljj\ ' ness A certain Rochester concern, owing to (^\ Batteries—Buelow and Siever; Powers and the game UlfIf FIREPROOF STORAGE, New, Clean Rooms. Six games which ought to be easy are on Fraser. and nan commission, Game War- unforseeen financial reasons, sold us for spot cash 1500 suits, \§)f REALTY CO., 106 Ist ay N. Tel Main 2062 J. the millers' engagement book on their den Fullerton has purchased 25,000 \r^\ iTnilflllfTr\ first storage; present junket. wild fry hatchery I®) picJl of tnei^ Btock for immediate relief of their strained . /psV BENZ BROS., transfer and finest All are with second divi- Old Billy Hart an trout from Hanson's at 111 11 111 \ ' vans and warerooms;- goods moved by expe- sion clubs, Omaha and Dcs Moines, the had artistic control Oaceola. This is the first lot of wild trout circumstances. We did not need the goods and consequent- v^f \u25a0' of the at yesterday, Jj^v rr rienced men. 112 oth st N. Both Tels. 352. the ball Cleveland and fry secured state fishery. I! fill v^ latter being a rank tail-end team at Monsieur McGraw's gentlemen simply for the The y made them a most ridiculous offer, which, to surprise, present millers have not got idea is to infuse new into the \§>) our ((js\ time. The met their names in the official record. The blood "do- "; fill1111 v?\u25a0 they suits fvi STOVE REPAIRS either team since the ante-season games mesticated" stock fed trout hatched un- %(q\ I 11 (\y\ accepted. i The on sale, tomorrow are* marked at a score: the fI 111 If >O in severely. Beall's \u25a0D it in* der guardianship state. It is price that will a GREAT WESTERN STOVE REPAIR CO.. which they suffered of the \SI >f.. show savings of from $2.00 to $7.50 a gar- (§)1 ay. Telephone,' men have improved greatly since that Cleveland claimed that civilization does not improve 111111111 lf. 312 Hennepln main 161. . 10220000*—5 8 1 the |(G)\ \u25a0-'.•» -.->-.': i;; ment. > They are suits full of merit. Equal to custom tailor )^i time, however, while the Oniahogs and the Baltimore 0 10000000—1 6 3 breed, and that the trout which is J 11111111 "work. x rear guards seem to have gone backward. Batteries—Wood and Hart; Bresnahan and brought up under restraint with his food \^J Instantly you will recognize the goods^ it* m» (""/Ik " y9j\ Ordinarily a team on the road is not ex- Schmidt. always provided for him, becomes fat and I ill I same as sold elsewhere at $9.50 to $15. 95 57EXCHAJNGJ^IIS^EXLA£EOUS loggy, |@) styles JjS^J •jli WANTED—LUMBER IN EXCHANGE FOR pected to win more than one third of its and otherwise gradually loses his I 1 111 I viots, •*-*Vr /r\ games, trip against Fierce fighting took place in thejrffcnth most worsteds, cassimeTes and thibets, in engines, boilers and machinery of all kinds. but in this short and Inning distinguishing characteristics. Above r*\ III llill m ©' Address Harris Machinery Co., 1025 Washlng- such weak clubs the Beall players to sus- at Chicago yesterday. A triple all other fish, the trout is restless. He all°^ shapes and sizes, at your pick for *^ M (f^l ay SE. and a single gave box I®-/- > ...... ton . tain their pretensions ought to take at the white the lead. thrives best when he- is on the move. ill 111Ifl Manning's players least four out of the six. tore off three runs and When he has to shift for himself and hunt WANTED MISCELLANEOUS The weak places are being shown up a tleing of the score seemed inevitable, for his food along the gravelly beds where very clearly. is is but a chain-lightning double play stopped his favorite are to found, 58 It the infield which runs. crustaceans be WE BUY diamonds or trade for new. We pay losing games. There is only one satisfac- The score: he is getting his sustenance just as na- >; $5, MM, $5.50 cash for old gold or make into new jewelry. is R H "E intended, %\ tory player quartet ture up good Jacobs Jewelry 41 Washington ay S. in the and that hiea S° 0 and' works a ap- ||( I—3 9 1 [$6, Co.. 00001010 petite $^VJf; Brashear. All the others have their good Washington£ into the bargain. i PAID for all kinds of household goods. 0 001000010—2 10 2 £ CASH points, they It is I Don't sell before getting estimates from the but also have their faults. It Batteries—Sullivan and Katoll; Grady and this continual hard hustling for was a mistake of the management to put Gear. the delicacies which alone his H.^ s; Town Market, 25-27 sth at S. Tel. 1993. constitute ||;.':. Men's Shoes lor ii daily, of L= Klopf on first and switch Tanuehill back bill fare trout a WANTED SECOND-HAND FURNITURE. ; that make the ; ..... pre-eminent buggies fur- to third. Tannehill could at least cover The brewers romped away with all the game fish. When he is -^-J \u25a0 §) stoves, — and harnesses, and office brought g; local corner an manner, honors in the meet, with within narrow confines he grad- niture, for shipment; pay more than the first in acceptable the Boston Comprising— great *\u25a0 . dealers. F 352. Journal. but is out of his element at third, while Americans yesterday. The score: ually becomes sluggish and gluttonous. the stock of the American Shoe Company, Brockton Mass. Expect the (S)l ' CASH PAID FOR OLD gold. Klopf has never pretended to be a first \u25a0 \u25a0 T> TT TO The 25,000 wild young ones are to \u25a0 which best> The are simply Winter Jewelry Co., 327 'Nicollet ay. baseman. Milwaukee 02200100*— 5 9 0 improve Possibilities great. Patent leathers. ViciKid, Russian Calf, Tan or R. G. The switch resulted in weaken- Boston the breed at the state hatchery I©) ' /^! LAUNCH. MUST BE ing two positions, whereas, even if Klopf 00000000 2—282 at St. Paul were \*lJ Black shoes. Button high cut lace shoes, h WANTED—SMALL Batteries—Connor and Hawley; Schreck and hatched in December last shoes, or Oxford shoes. 1 /!• : j^g . v©l In good repair; for cash. Address W 1024, could not take care of third better than Cuppy. , and are 1% inches long. Bench Journal. play any \u25a0 \u25a0®) made —silk fitted—foot form-. Never such wonderful shoe >^^J§ (F\ __^ King, not worse and ;\u25a0\u25a0 ...; . . ;.. Trout "run he could it . \u0084 wild" on Hanson's watery selling. T^ r#^rt-/-4^ VS)I WANTED— SECOND-HAND TYPEWRIT- should have been placed there and left - American Standings. preserves. He has stocked the brooks in Of course, all sizes, all new lasts. $6.00, $5.00, $4.00 and \u25a0•%*/' er; must be In first-class condition. G 1025, care. his preserves, permits v^ \u25a0 the first base in Tannehill's excellent and \u25a0 there the I(G)J $8.50 special for Jmmi Journal. _.. Played. Won. Lost. Pet. speckled shoes, :...... /^\\ species enjoy \u25a0 • ca go' to a wild, free life, \u25a0\u25a0 Outfield All Right. £*" 37 25 12 .67(5 I ". \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0>•,-'- .- :.- . v^t Washington 29 17 12 .686 going and coming as they please, and -•> I g0 WANTED TO RENT At the present gait the team is going Detroit 36 ' 21 15 .583 seeking their own food wherever it may (§) —• there is no need of interfering with the Baltimore ...28 15 13 .536 be found. /As a rule, visitors or employes Philadelphia 34 16 18 .471 at HAVE YOU PROPERTY TO RENT? outfield or the backstop department. The Boston Hanson's hatchery are kept away from *» 29 13 10 .448 the banks Wt I make a specialty of renting and V> pitching staff also, though lacking real Milwaukee ...... 34 14 20 .412 of the streams, so as not un- Ht* taking care of all kinds of property, Vt stars, is on the whole a very safe lot. Cleveland 33 9 24 .273 necessarily to frighten the wary fellows ft managing estates, etc. I can save you Iff, The team has lost a great i number of who are to fulfill the mission of ft money. Walter L. Badger, 217 New Wi games behind Parvin, but it has not been Where They Play. preserving their species, under the watch- St York Life building. Parvin's fault to any great extent. Still Boston at Milwaukee. $**Down and per a star can be used and "Dad" Clark will Washington at Chicago: MINNESOTA SCORED SIX DERBY IS WHITNEY'S /v JL— £5 < be reinforced by Gilliam, a young man, Baltimore at Cleveland. mOm for Days WANTED—REAL ESTATE who has been sent to a southern farm by Philadelphia at Detroit. Got Second in High and Broad y^/f tO Onlym /f^r^k Some First High President Beall. He will join the team at Jumps and Half Mile Hun. (( J WXfll V yi Class, Grade Wheels. WILL INVEST LIBERALLYIN IMPROVED Omaha. The American's Horse Wins Great With Q. &J. or Hartford Tires, for$27.50 property paying., reasonable income; small ! COLLEGES SCHOOLS scored points \l The principal weakness of the millers is AND Minnesota six and got m"JJ H\- JJ residences preferred; send descriptions, price sixth place in the athletic contests be- English Event. \i^^y Sullivan Cycle Co., 626 Ist Ay. S. and revenue, for examination, i M 1025, Jour- their lack of team work and their help- Freeman 'Varsity Captain. tween nal. lessness on Poesibly sixteen colleges and universities * the base lines. both Edward Freeman, the leading pitcher of of east and these faults may be corrected by securing the the west at Buffalo yesterday. Minnesota university baseball club, has been Tate got second place in a star infielder who can captain as well as re-elected captain for next year. The de- both the high g3_ play cision of the team and broad jump. Harris negotiated sec- SPLENDID VICTORY AT EPSOM w^INJS^A!Jp^mNING ww ball. There is nothing prettier in a will be generally approved ond place FESTIVAL OF FIRE SEND FOR PROSPECTUS OF THE LILLY, ball game or more pleasing to the fans at the university. During the 1901 season, in the half-mile run. a great investment. 615 Andrua big., Mpls. than clean and clever team work with the gopher team has played twelve gamss Duffer of Georgetown won the 100-yard HE IS PRINCE ADTO Drowned Oat at Fargo by the Sea- with the more important colleges and has dash easily; of HAVE 3,000 SHARES QUEEN BEE MINING fast, daring and heady base running. But won seven. Deevers Westminster, Crosses the Line son** Heaviest Rains. stock; make As the team did a great deal of second. The Maloney brothers of Ahead me an offer; must sell; need the fane see little of it at Nicollet Park. traveling and only three of the big games Chicago Special money. . Address E 1022. Journal. were made a fine showing. They won all of the of Duke of Portland* Jo The Journal. played at home, the record is a splen- Strange Young Man's Work in the Fargo, N. D., June s.—The heavy down- WILL SELL 2,000 BOUNDARY CAMP OR Wetitern League Xotes. did one. These games do not include any events in which they started, with the 111. 1,000 Queen Bee shares (or more) cheap; make over Minnesota colleges, nor minor colleges exception of the 880-yard run, which went pour of rain to-day caused the abandon- Kind-hearted old George Tebeau will send Tenderloin. ment of the day's program for me an offer. T 1022, Journal. George Rettger to the Dcs Moines team. The anywhere. to J. M. Perry of Princeton. The finish entire first Morris, Minn., June 440-yard the fire festival. The military parade I tail-enders are wofully weak In the pitching s.—The Glenwood in the run was an exciting one, London, s.—Whitney's Volodyovskl will &' I department. Rettger is about the best and and Morris high school baseball teams W. A. Maloney June either be held to-morrow forenoon or £ played a twelve-inning game here defeating Holland of won tne derby. •g CRIPPLE CREEK GOLD MINES. •£ j the steadiest pitcher on the Kawtown team yester- Georgetown by a wonderful speed doubled°up in the afternoon with the in- mining Cripple »g and no other manager would think of doing day afternoon. The score was 5t04 in the burst of A BIBLE VERSE WITH CANDY %z Practical man from visitors' favor. at the tape. dustrial. J*r Creek, Col., the world's greatest gold $£ what George Tebeau has done. But old Batteries—Brown and Gil- The conditions of the race were as fol- All the are ruined. white wings has long headfl lespie; Wollen and Abrahamson. This game The score in detail: decorations The rain 5^ camp,, has a few good claims for sale Jg a very Or was one lows: continued for some hours and general }}2 with shipping ore in. sight; also good *jti maybe he only adopted The Journal's of the best seen here this season. One-mile run—A. O. Berry, Cornell, won; sovereigns by is E. R. Buehnell, The Derby stakes of 6,000 The Freak of Kayne, Said all over the state. The crowds are good JJ£ prospects. Personal interview may % suggestion that he ought to help. Pennsylvania, second; R S. subscription sovereigns each; Willson *g be arranged. In regard to Dunden's case, Tebeau Student Games, Trott, Cornell, Time of 50 for natured and are making the best of the Address O 1023, Journal. •$« says: third. 4-26% 3-year-olds; -winner to Be Son of a Wealthy JS Splendid opportunity for company pro- jg "I first thought I would let him go, but At Cambridge—Harvard 7, University 440-yard run—W. A. Maloney,' Chicago, the nominator of the situation. J§ motion*. , 5g now that he and Ellis have caused so much Chicago of won; W. H. Holland, Georgetown, to receive 500 sovereigns, the owner of Clergyman. 1. S. Merrill, second- E trouble, I am bound to have him, whether At Champaign—lllinois 13, 0. Beloit, third. Time 50 3-5 'sec- the second horse 300 and the owner of the he wants to report here or not. lam Wisconsin onds. New York, June 4.—Shortly before 11 THIRD REGIMENT STARTS. 6,000 SHARES IN FEDERAL GOLD MINING not third 200 sovereigns out of the stakes;- every night sud- - afraid of losing Hardesty or Hartman to 120-yard hurdles—P. G. Maloney, Chicago, on« and a half, were o'clock on fine there The companies of ; the Third regiment Co., Cripple Creek, Col., in blocks of 1,000 Denver, if he comes here, I won; , Cornell, second- about mile there 279 denly drops —from left for to rendezvous 10c per share. company shipping because have A. B F Long- subscribers. into the tenderloin Milaca this morning This is already let Pacard have three blues, and I AMATEUR^COLUMN Decker, Cornell, third. Time, 15 4-5 seconds just no one seems to know—a for cross country march ore. Also a few thousand shares of Gold 100-yard The result in detail was as follows: where the- which will Button think he will be satisfied." Suburban Notes. dash—Arthur Duffy, Georgetown handsome victoria automobile, and after take place of an encampment at stock at 8c per share. Company now P. Chase, of Dcs Moines, says -won; R. iDeevers, Westminster, William Whitney's brown colt Volo- the Lake , active in Cripple Creek. 1023, W. that Pitcher second- C d' C. circling around a Jbit, to stand in City. Each man will carry equipment and Address N the tail-enders 'are the highest priced team Hawley of the Scamlon Arcades Young, Cornell, third. Time, 10 seconds dyovski (L. Reiff) Florizet ll.—La Reine, comes Journal. • in the league outside of St. struck out twenty-threa batters in a game at Putting 16-pound shot— F. C. Beck Yale front of the Haymarket. a half tent. It is expected that the regi- Paul. Lanesboro yesterday with the won, 43 feet first. The affair, easily ment will Brainerd, The great defender, Oliver Cromwell Rushford team. distance 2 inches; R. W. Rogers, bay machine is an elaborate reach which is seventy George Devils Lake, N. D., June s.—The Devils Cornell, second, distance 38 The Duke of Portland's coVt Wil- from its kind by distant, the day. Washington Mohler, who has a habit Lake feet 9^. inches; Third, distinguished others of .miles on eighth The re- THE TIME of writing epistles in defense of the baseball team kept up its unbroken rec- T. r. Hare, Pennsylvania, third, distance liam the St. Simon-Gravit second. powerful maining days spent TO BUY S lobsters ord of victories, defeating the 3/ feet 5 inches. Douglas Baird's colt, Veronez, a searchlight in the center of two will be on th« STOCKS IS wearing Denver uniforms, was a off- yesterday creek Cavalier chestnut operated by range. • MINING NOW.«g little club by a score of 10 to 9 Two-mile run—B. A. the dashboard a storage bat- rifle s color himself, and not only neglected to get Gallagher, Cornell, -Maise, third. Twenty-five horses tery seat. Suspended That is, when it is first placed' on his eye on the ball, but also fell asleep in Batteries—Gilinore, Sessions and Gahan, Dev- won; E. C. Hawley, Amherst, second- A O under the between the Jg ils Lake; Harris and Mullane, Berry, Cornell, third. Time, started. the rear a market. it Is then cheaper than it %i the field when a man started from first to pire, Cavalier Um- first mile 4-50- wheels is red lantern. ever will be again. jji steal second. —Bouquet, in Denver Times. Barnett. --second mile. 10:27 2-5. •' The victoria is operated by a fashion- The Le Sueur Center ball team won from Polo Vault—Lewis London, June 5. —The widespread inter- Henderson by Endsley, Purdue, won; ably dressed young man who is said to The supreme secret in fortune How They Stand. 7to 4. The battery work of W. A. , Cornell, second; E Dixon est In this year's derby, owing to the open build- the winning t»am was excellent. The Pennsylvania, by be the son of a wealthy western clergy- ing must be: Buy low and sell high. Sueur Center Le third. Endsle 7 and Frederick character of the race, was testified to man. been Played. WTon. Lost. Pet. team has won six consecutive tied at 11 feet, Endsley winning the tose for vast numbers He has sent east to perfect Kansas City 31 23 gamee this seaEon. first. the that left London his education, spends time THE MOUNTAINLION 8 .741 morning, but he more MINING CO. St. Paul 30 16 14 .533 Stunning high jump—S. throughout the for Epsom. OF BRITISH COLUMBIA S. Jones; New York an early with the blond-haired women of the ten- Minneapolis 29 15 14 .517 Minneapolis Tosser*. university, won, height 6 feet 1 inch; IN From hour the roads and rail- derloin than he does with his books. St. Joseph 30 15 15 .500 Tate, Minnesota, second, height roads southward were densely thronged contains the three-fold element of suc- The Whittier White Caps defeated the Little inches; 5 -feet 8 The machine hardly comes to a stop cess in mining: The management con- Omaha 29 14 15 .483 Tigers in a -R. L. James, Cornell, third height with a strange medley of race-goers. The Colorado Springs 25 12 13 .480 fast ten-inning game yesterday, 5 feet 7 inches. ' road, by before the word is passed through the sists of some of the best men of the - SC(Of 10 to 8- v as usual, was favored everyone dance hall country; the property, according Denver 25 10 15 .400 wJhf -The.batteries were: 880-yard run— M. Perry, Princeton, won; any that "Prince Auto" has ar- to the Dea Moines 29 Whittier White Caps^ Decker and: Fogarty; C. Harris, able to secure room in kind of con- rived, and report of the expert engineer, is abso- 9 20 .310 Tigers, and Wright. -Minnesota, second; D. S. Bellinger, veyance a every the women flock about begging Beldeu Cornell, Time, •\u25a0• and continuous stream of lutely flret-class; the system of organ- The Red Caps would any third. 2:01% \u25a0•-\u25a0•\u25a0-. for a ride. appeals To-day's like to play- - 17- 220-yard dash-E. S. Merrill, Beioit, won; conceivable type of vehicle, from the luxu- ization to the best business Schedule. --year-old team next Sunday, and w. Holland, donkey Picking out a woman, the "prince" will instincts. Sunday games.- want other H. Georgetown, second* C D rious four-in-hand to the coster's Minneapolis at Omaha. Address John Tracy 810 Young, Cornell, Time, toward escort her to the victoria, and off they Colorado Springs at Kansas City. Russell avenue N. third. 22 2-5 seconds' cart, rolled the famous Downs. If you are interested in a mining The New York 220-yard hurdles—F. G. Maloney, Chicago' An exceptional moters will go for a half-hour in the park, in Denver at St. Joseph. Nationals defeated the Min- won; H. H. Lyon, Cornell, number of showed Chinatown or on avenue. At proposition that is absolutely first- St. Paul nesotas by a score of 8 to 5 second; A Wal- the growing popularity of the automobiles. Fifth the class, write the Mountain Lion at Dcs Moines. The ' ton, Cornell, third. Time, 25 2-5 seconds end of thirty victoria Mining Portlands defeated theCalhouns 10 to 6 Throwing 16-pound Huge crowds gathered at the main, points minutes the will company, 832-3 Lumber Exchange, 'a 8 grounds. hammer—T. T Hare slide noiselessly up to the Haymarket, Minneapolis, Minn. andon^ Aich;a? Stulz4*i Batteries—Kimball Pennsylvania, won, distance 132 feet 10 inoh- along the route to watch the quaint NATIONAL LEAGUE and Cook. Another game be- William Chicago, scenes, only Derby day. and handing the woman out, the "prince" tween these teams will be played Thursday ,e«i Carey, second, distance witnessed on he 130 feet 7 inches; C. P. Wales, Cornell, third, The Nadine colt (Naher) won will dash in for another companion. This Collegian White worked hard to win ~- Giuek Brewing company team would distance 112 6 inches. the juve- performance be repeated WILL like to arrange for a game of ball feet nile plate of 200 sovereigns for 2-year- will until the SELL BOUNDARY CAMP ALONE OR his own game by batting in runs, but team in with any \u25a0Running broad jump—R.'iDeevers, Westmin- dance hall is closed at 3:30 a. m. combined in equal with Kettle Curlew the state for Sunday, June 9 Ad- ster, won, 21 olds, distance five furlongs. lots while his comrades did good execution C. G. Thielen, secretary, distance feet 10% inches- I N The real name of "Prince Auto" is at Vie if closed by. Saturday, as must have 006 Second Tate, Minnesota, , second, money this with the stick their efforts were not con- streeteSSt NE. inches; distance 21'feet 3 At Epaom. Willson Kayne. more known week. Address. A 1024, Journal. The Gannymedes * B. F. Longnecker, Cornall, third dis- Little is IF YOU ARE secutive. The score: want a game with some tance 20 feet 4 inches. ' Epsom, June 5.—Although it was clear about him. The same girl is never taken LOOKING>OR~A~SAFE Busi- R H E good amateur team for Sunday. J ness investment, send for our prospectus. H. Morton, Address that the ww in South' Africa still keeps twice, and the auto never stops during Mining Co., Pittsburg 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 1 *—4 7 2 62% Thirteenth street S Off for Repairs. alights girl Miller 612-614 Temple Court, Min- Philadelphia Sixth Street Sluggers many habitues away, to-day's contest for the ride. As she each is neapolis. 002000100—3 12 1 The claim games presented Batteries—Tannehill and Zimmer; White from the Royal Blues and Eighth Street Newport, R. 1., June s.—The yacht Consti- the blue ribbon of the British