TILE OMAHA DAILY HUE: SUNDAY. MAY 0. 1000.
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OMAHA'S CHANCES BRIGHT
Preiidoot Keith'i Ball Tossr3 Look Like
Sure Enough Winners.
GOOD MEN FOUND FOR LVERY POSITION
Xo HrnNiin In llmiltl Hint Their Work
Tliroimliout lli- .mim.. n U He
iillfnr.ir-riri.l I. drill
(.nine Jlny III.
I'rwident Hifkorlnn Keith, looking the
part of a ucll-gioomed, fortuno-f ivored
bafco ball magnate nnd wearing a now llk
illo ami a broadcloth ttult Imported from
Paris for thv occmIoii, aTompatilrd by Mnn
nger William AguinaMo llourko and their
Tricky bond of colt, departed brlpht nd
oarly Wednemlny morulig for n triumphal
tour of the went, during w hi' h they will
i llk'lntn at tho opening of a co-iple uf 'now
bam) ball park. Hnrojle to I) nvnr, whore
Hip Omalifitm and tln Tolmiu I o creased
b.HH yculorday In Pi op-iil nf the West
ern longtio season, tho Hour. a Iv g'opped
off at Orand Inland, Hotirke ' M hntnr. In
order that tho (wWSur'i - i mlhbam
and townsmen might see hi m full regi
mentals an a fu 1 1 -11 ci k t 1 ! f imignatc.
Inridnnlally llipy played n pa i u 1 ball and
tlm pirmitnpttious (irnnd is. p p failed tn
rhalk up a run, while the la nl lrt fhelr
npponcniB off oaiilly by contenting them
bpIvph with u half-doon scoren.
The next day tho Kelth-Ilourke combina
tion descended upon North l'lalto and
favored the natives with an exhibition
gamo, arriving In Denver for tho opening
of the scaeon yetfrduy with their reeonl
In preliminary exhibition games unmilllc-d
by a Blnp.lp defoat.
It wan an aggregation of bw!mll!ts of
which Omnha'H Hpnrt-lovlhg population pan
well bo prninl that senmpored out en tho
Held nl Denver yesterday. That the tori'ii
will go 'lirough thr neHHon In a hlRhly falls
factory and entirely erediiablo manner there
neenin no Just cainot for doubt. Tho work
lono by tho players who hnve been signed
for tho Beaton during tlulr preiirmiiary
praetlcp Jii'tlllCH tho belief l.'.innger Hourkc
ha.i a galaxy of slab performprH, each one of
whom given promise of future greatness and
mIio.'o present nccompllHhmcntH entitle them
to morn than passing consideration. Hughes
IicihIk the list with a speed that Is marvelous,
curves that aro mystifying and a head not
earlly rattled. He Is Inclined to be a trllle
wild, but not HUlllrlpntly ho to warrant
criticism. Ilurrell and N'ewmeyer are both
pltehers of more than ordinary ability. Tho
former is an old-tinier In the biiHliurai, whllo
Ncwtncyer Is a comer whwe wirk has made
him a popular favorite with the Omaha fans.
Muckoy and Scully, the old Omaha Original,
can be (Intended upon to do good work In tho
box whenever their mtvIci are reciulrel.
Willi half a dozen pitchers of nue)i uniform
merit tho Omaha team s certainly as strong
lis could bo desired In this moit Important
of positions.
Ah a catcher Hill Wilson probably bus ro
eipial In tho Western league. An old Na
tional leaguer, who Is amply o,uallllud to
nerve an a backstop on any of tho major
league teams now, ha ha3 the faculty of
keeping things going, insplies conlldenre
In hlB battery partner and has a head that
works wisely at any critical point. Tho ln
llotd la strong, llebs.iman covers tho Inlthl
bag like a veteran, as does Captain O'Connell
on second. Toman at abort anil I lor on third
are iixcellent (lulders and never lose their
wits, Tho outlleld Is equally as strong.
I-au.on, McVlckcr and Ilaor are artistic In
thulr llelding and can bo counted upon to
havo few erroin marked tip against their
fielding during tho season. This trio Is
particularly Htrong at tho bat and, In tho
parlance of theatricals, "do a double turn"
-at Is a ton-time winner.
Manager Knurko finally decided upon the
personnel of his team Just prior to leaving
thla week and released Dillon and Leflore,
candidates for positions on tho pitching
staff, Korrls and MeCausland. Leflore failed
to monouro up to the expectations of the
loent fans who had anticipated wonders from
him, owing to his high rating by Jack
Crooks. Tho youngster wad hardly more
than a school Iwiy and may yet develop Into
a ball player, but needo to acquire a whole,
lot of experience boforo he can break Into
tho ranks of profofulonal b.-wo ball.
Tho moat encouraging event of the pre.
llminnry neason were tho gatmu played last
week between Omaha and Pes Moines. The
latter team was composed of playcra. many
of whom nro veterans In tho business nnd
when Manager Kourke's family distinguished
Itself by defeating tho HawkeycH In two
otralght games, Omaha base ball titork two
several points. Iist Sunday's game In
which tho locals shut tho prohibitionists out
and scored live big Juicy tallica thctnscIvcH
wan an exhibition that dollghted tho old on
thushu'tH nnd nroused great hopes In tho
fan's. If such an nrtlclo of ball Is played
during tho coming season tho Western
league will pound out Its llrst year with sue
cesa unequaled.
Omaha's cliances for winning the Western
leagun pennant are certainly as bright as
oould bo wished. No other team startH out
ivl(h better prcfjiei'Is nor with talent nnv
moro promising. And yet, it iuuhI bo admitted
that tho elx clutw comprising the Western
loaguo aro strong aggregations and the chase
for the pennant promises to bo a nlp-and-tuck
race from the man.
Tho Omahans will play three more games
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ground there Thursday. Tour giime will
bp playpd thprn and then tho locals wilt
trturn to St. Joseph and open the grounds
In the Mlstourl city May lf. .May 1!) tho
neaeon will be opened In Omaha between
the locals nnd St. Joceph. Four games
will bo played and on May 21 the Itourke
family will go to Sioux City, expecting to
bag a quertet of victories. The Slbtix City
tpam will return to Omaha nnd open a aerltn
of four gamps here May 27.
SQUARED CIRCLE EVENTS
IIiiiiiIiii'h Hlinrlliiu Conllliui-lll 'I'lllkltlK
of .illiliiu but 'I'liiiiorriMv
Mulit'x CiiiiIpnI.
If anyone han entertaine'I the Idea that
Omaha's portlng contingent takes tio Inter
cut in tho popular sport furnlnhcd by stuffed
gloV' gladiators In the squared circle, that
belief hiM certainly lx?n dispelled If the
doubting olio ha chanced to drop Into Frank
Handle's where seatH fcr the Supplcs-Abbott
contest hnve been on pale, or Into any of
the rettorta In tho city whore sportsmen are
wont to congregate Tho twenty-round fight
between these two clever llghtwolghtu ut
Wnihlhgton hnll tomorrow night has been
altnetit the sole topic of conversation in
Hportlng eirelee nnd the rehabilitation of the
game under the nusplccu of the Omaha
Athletic club U hailed with delight.
The promotetH of tho affair guarantee that
the eontcitt will be on the level, that It will
be a sclontlflr exhibition of all the good
points In tho fighting gnnio by two students
of flstology. who nro candidates, for cham
pionship degree'. Doth Supples and Ab
bott possfm clean, unsullied records. Abbott
has engaged In any numbpr of contostH, In
the majority of eases with puglllMs of repn
tatlcn, and ban been signally nuccraatul. He
has eonllned hl operations almost ex
clusively to thp I'aclllc coapt eltlcs, his home
bring In Victoria, II. C, and nlong the coast
he Is lo ked upon as a lighter whoso name
' good to compare with. Abbott Is snld to
be an nrtlut In ring1 methods. Ho Is active
and nleri. ever on tho outlook for an ad
vantageous opportunity. Above all, he p
nmbltli.us. Young and energetic, possessed
of a constitution of Iron, he nspirts to light
weight honors and toward the attainment of
this end he hnn been striving.
In this respect bo Im on the same footing
with Supples for Curlcy. too, has ambition
Hint bad him to covet the lightweight cham
pionship. Ctirley has tho better of his ad
versary of Monday night, for the reason
that he is better known In the east and
Iikm participated In engagements with the
best In his clars. Ileallzlng this, It Is be
lieved that Abbi'tt will put up the light of his
llfo Monday night for, In caso ho should de
feat Supples, he would Immediately spring
into tho prominence which Supples' ring
career hn given him.
Supples halls from lluffalo and ho has
done battle with tho best of tho men in
hid class. Ili.i flghta with Jim Topp, Kmll
Sanchez, Jeff Powers airl other well known
eastern performers have stamped the HufTalo
youngster as a high grade lighter who will
mnko his mark In his ehoo?n profenslon.
Sturdy of build, ho hns a good roach, Is
clover to an exceptional degree, a splendid
fort worker, hard puncher and a ring general
par excellence. Following his light with
Abbott. Monday night. Supples is booked
to meet Otto Sloloff In a twenty-round con
test at Akron, 0.. Frldny night and next
Monday night he ngaln faces Jim Popp, this
tlmo for twenty or more rounds nt Detroit.
Should Supples win his light with Popp, nnd
bo I absolutely confident of success, tho
Cadlllnc Athletic club of Detroit will offer
a big purse for a meeting bt-i.een Supples
and Frank Krne.
Washington hnll has been prepared for the
contest tomorrow night and excellent ar
rangements nnd accommodations havo bcon
provided. There has been uu active demand
for neats and tho Initial fight of tho Omaha
Athletic club promises to bo a success In
every particular. Patay Fallon will refere
tho bout. Spud Farrlsh, matchmaker for
tho club, Ih negotiating -with Terry Mc
(lovern. Tommy White nnd noveral other
topnotcbers for future exhibitions nnd tho
new club proposes that Omaha shall no
longer be designated as the "deadest" sport
ing city on tho continent.
"Hob" FltzslmmoiiH, he of Carson City
fame, did a little pugilistic stunt over In
Now York last Monday night Just to show
tho wise ones that he was still In tho ring.
It was not Miich a fight as tho votarlea of
tho fistic arena liked to fee, for Fltz's op
ponent, Kd Dunkhnrst, was considered by
no means a likely candidate for the ex
clinmplnn. Along In tho middle of tin. sec
ond round Fltz coolly laid tho Syracuso giant
away without further ado. Tho contest
showed ouo thing. It showed Fltzttlmmona
to bo In lit condition, weighing about 190
pounds nnd In possession of many of thh
rng tactics which mado him fatuous In
years gone by. Ills coming contest with
Cuh lluhltn will bo awaited with no little
Interest and tho ee-chnmpion may provo
himself entitled to consideration tii a cham
pionship candidate onco more.
Two knock-outs In ono wuek Isn't so bad.
That's what Oscar flardner did last week,
winning tlm bantamweight championship In
the llrst and ably uUilnlng It In the sec
ond. Monday night Oardner anil Pntf?y
Haley met In Cincinnati and flardner was
nn easy winner, clearly outclassing tho
former bantamweight champion nt every
htnge of tho game. His victory Thursday
night In IjoiiIhvIIIm was even more to bo
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llltlo fighters In the business, Eddie Santry.
This go wn a lively ono and Santry had a
trifling advantage all tho way through until
tho opportunity for n km:k-out presontcei
llwlf to (lardnor nnd he grasped It without
hedtntljn. In both fights Gnrdner landed
tho knock-out In the fifth round.
Inamiuch as no statements to the con
trary havo as yet boon Issued, It l pre
sumed that tho Joffrleu-Corbctt fight will
take plure in New York next Friday night.
From the standpoint of public Interest nnd
enthusiasm tho forthcoming mill Is cor
tnlnly a "dead one." for It linn excited little
moro comment during the last week than
wcro It a icrap between a couple of natives
In Hawaii. However. It the match Is pulled
olT, and there Is ground for doubting that It
will be, It may serve as a surprls.. 0rbett
assertfi that the public believes lie will bo
a short stayer and consoniently the public
rhouldn't be dlsapolnted If ho Is. Hut op
tlmb'tlc "Pompadour Jim" confidently be
lieves that ho will surprlfe tho "dear pub
lic" by ntnylng n llttlo mite longer than ht
Is scheduled to stay. It's nn odds-on bet,
of course, that Jeffrica will retain the cham
pionship title and it seems nccetsary that
better material bo selected for tho purpoea
of 'defeating him than Is yet slated for a
meeting with tho heavyweight ruler of tho
squared circle.
GOLFERS BEGIN THE SEASON
Kniiiilrr I'lnco (iult OpertN the Content
for l.nurlr Meilnl ultlt Thirty
I'lirl lei piititn.
The Kountzo Place (lolf club began Its
season eotitest for tho Iawrlo medal on Sat
urday, about thirty participants appearing
on thn cottrs". The greens are now In ex
cellent condition, ns the moisture which ling
ers long on the flats of Kountzo place has
dually left the soil. The grass Is showing
the effect of tho spring rains nnd Is making
greater headway than derlred. It will bo
kept at a proper length with a horse mocr,
which Is a recent acquisition of tho club.
The rules for tho medal contest havo been
formulated nnd llx what Is considered a Just
and ennltnble basis- for men and women
players alike. Tho days for medal play will
be on alternate Saturdays, although any con
testant will be allowed to try for a record
on other days as well. In case ho ls,prcvcnto I
from appearing at tho time spccllled. Tho
rules adopted are as follows:
Klr-t Eighteen holes shall constitute one
round fur inen nnd nine holes for women.
Second liny will commence the llrst Sat
urday In May and continue) until the last
Saturday In October.
Third Twenty-six wnmes will bo played
(luring that period on Saturday afternoons,
or ut other times, ns the captain shall
direct. All players mils' play thirteen
games during said period to qualify for
modal plav.
Fourth The men will piny ngalnst each
other, nnd the women against each other,
In pairs. Each stroke will be counted
and the opponents will sign each other's
srnro cards anil hand same to tho secre
tary, who sliull keep a record nf the scores
and gi'oies In a book set apart for that
purpose.
Klfth Application to the captain for per
mission to piny on special days, after July
I. other than those set apart In the above
rub-!', can be mado by any member of the
club.
Sixth The rules of golf for "medal play"
to apply tu this competition.
IIAWKEVKS PI..VY1M; THE ttAMtt.
Moro iiiiui Twenty Clnlin wltli Ade
quate I.lnUx In lonn.
OUNTO.V, In., May &. To tho Sporting
Editor of Tho lice: (lolf, the great Bco'.ch
gamo. Is becoming very popular In Iowa and
there are now In tho neighborhood of twenty
well organized clubs In the state, with ad
equate links, well appointed club bouses anil
all tho paraphernalia requisite for this
fascinating and expensive game. Ten of the
clubs wore In n high stnte of activity and
prosperity at the end . of last smson and
tho others were organized during the present
year. There. Is a total of S00 members, ix
largo percentage of whom, hnvo achieved
a comparatively creditable style.
The location of the clubs with tho date of
organization nnd membership Is as follows:
Keokuk, organized 1SS8, membership, 200;
Dubuque, organized 1898, membership, 100;
Darlington, organized 1S99, memberFhlp 123;
lies Molnesi. organized 18!)7, membership
125; Sioux City, organized 1S'J9, membership
100; Marahalltown, organized 1898, member
ship 100; I.e.Mnrs, organized 1899, member
ship 75; Clinton, organized 1899. member
ship 2B; Davenport, organized H93, member
ship 100: Cedar Haplds, organized 1895, mem
bership 150.
All of these clubs hnvo expressed a dealre
to enter Into a state association In order
to maintain the gamo on a sportsmanlike
basis and for tho purposo of holding tourna
ments, nnd there has been some correspond
ence toward this end. Tne state tourna
ment Is now an established fact and tho
only point of difference Is as to Its loca
tion. Cedar Rapids has ono of tho oldest
clubs In tho state and excellent greens nnd
therefore feels Justllled In urging the golfers
to accept Its hospitality. Tho Collar
Haplds club will havo a modern club house
completed this season.
Tho Des Moines Oolf nnd Country club
hs also expressed itself as moro than
willing to entertain tho llrst state, tourna
ment. It Is well established, has a strong
membership and last year built a comfort
able club house. Tho field lies two and one
half miles from the city, but 1b ncccsslblo
by street car. Dubuquo Is In thn lists with
nn association comprising nearly 100 mem
bers. The lliiKH aro among tho best In Iowa
and a new club house has Just been erected
at a cost of about Jl.oOO. Murshalltown from
the first has been keen for tho honor of tho
proposed meet and no city In the state has
shown a more sportsmanlike zeal for tho
game. The length of Its nine-hole course Is
2,171 yards nnd among the natural hazards
are two ponds which mut bo crossed threo
times nnd a dyke four feet high with a for
midable ditch on either side.
Tho club nt Keokuk has tho use of thirty
acres of ground, occupied by n good sized
club boiifio. The Clinton club has nn Inter
esting nnd hazardous course of nine holes
with water Juhirs, sand bunkers nnd stono
road. In tho course, lies what Is probably
the lengcst hole In the state. Gilt yards. The
club has a Miinll locker house, but for social
purposes tho tine house of the Town-Country
club near by Is at tho disposal of the golfers.
Tho IiMars course, which Is used to a
large extent by players In that section of
tho state, hnn been considerably Improved
nnd Is In an excellent condition. Tho llnkn
wore opened one yenr ago and members havo
been seen on' tho course. If not evory day,
at lenBt every week since, which Is n re
markable record for tha bllzzardy north-
eit.
WHIST TOURNAMENT IS ENDED
Context with Comiell lllnlt I'lnjer
Will I'rolmlily He Hold Net
TiiPNiliiy MkIii.
Tho whist tournament which hns be n
carried on during tho winter came to a
virtual conclusion on last Tuea lay night, (lus
llenzo holding the high scoro. II. J. Scanne'l
ran a closo second and may still capture
nrst honors provided the approaching con
test with Connrll Bluffs Is counted In tho
score. During tho last two months the
fifty original players dwindled to sixteen, as
the strong gradually outstripped the weak.
Tho contest with Council niuffs will probi
hly occur on Tuesday and a number of tho
Oaaba players desire that the meo'lnts
should be the climax of tho winter's tourna
ment. The Omaha Elks expect to make a
much better showing In tho next meeting
with Council niuffs than In the last, wh-n
the .V-brnskans were Inglorlnusly wcrated,
The local lodge feoU tAat It was somewhat
untutored In whist culture, on the former
occasion and has made rapid progress as 'a
result of tho season's play. A number if
members of the Omaha Whis: club have nlso
Joined the Elks nnd added mitrlally 13 tho
playing strength.
At tho Wednesday ovcnlng meeting of tho
Omaha Whist club live tables were cngig'-d
Alleo nnd Oarncr carrietl off the ho'nors for
the North and South players with a safe
margin of five points. I'or tho East and
Wtst contestants Sumney nnd Ilurrell made
the high score. McDowell nnd Cahn, and
Durness and Rogers following with a tio
enly two points behind. The score wns aj
follows:
NOHTII AND SOUTH.
Alice and (lamer SIS
Strauss and Comstock 23
Thomas nnd Hushman 211
Orummer and Scnnnell zzi
Hrunner and Williams 2JI
EAST AND WEST.
Sumney nnd Hurrell 221
.McDowell nnd Calm 2S2
Durness nnd Rogers 222
Cop and Iledlck 219
.Melkle nnd Jordan 210
WITH KNIGHTS AND CASTLES
DimikIiim County flics Woclittlon to
HokIii u I'eriietuiil Tourney
In 11 -'MV D11 ) M.
Tho Douglas County Chess nssoclation
met for play on Thursday evening nt Ps
headquarters in the Menhants' hotel. Tho
four sets of chess pieces ordered to com
plete tho equipment have.arrlv.d nnd the
new tables are In place. No record of tho
games has been kept ns yet, but It Is ex
pected that a perpetual tourney will be
begun within a few days on the Hchemo
outlined In tho bylaws drawn up by W. R.
Mghton. Tho secretary wishes the mem
bers nnd other lovers of chess to know
that the rooms at tho Merchants will be
open both day nnd 'night and that players
are welcome at nil hours.
Tho Invitation tournament Inaugurated
by tho City of London Chess club Is now
moro than half completed. This contest, in
which seven masters nnd seven amateurs
participate wns begun on April 5 with over
J300 In prize money. The following game
Is selected from tho early rounds of the
tourney; Ward being an amateur who Is
making nn excellent showing, and Telch
mnnn, tho present leader of the touriley,
with n scoro of Ave gnmes won and one lost:
White Ward. Illaek Telclimnnn
1 -l.y 4 t P-Q I
2 -I'-lj It t J-P-K
3-Kt-fJ 11 3. 3-P-Q It 3
Kt-ll 3 4-Ut-U 3
ft-ll-Kt 5 3-11-Kt S
-tJ-Kt 3 "Q-lt 4
7- llx Kl 7-1MI
8- P-K 3 n-Kt-Q !
tt-ipxl" 9-11 Px P
10- 11-Q 3 ta-Kt-Kl 3
11- Untie K I! 'l-llx Kt
12- Pxll 12 It-Q I
13- Q-Kt 1 ll-(x(l
H-PxlJ ll-(2-rtltl
1J-K-U It 1 tV-K-K 2
lC-Kt-CJ KJ-P-lt 4
17 Kt-Kt 3 17-Kt-li .7
H-Kt-H i IP-P-Kt 3
U'-Ktxll 19-KxKt
av-iixKt sn-itxii
21-itxu :i-Px.r
21 n-Kt 3 sa-q-K 3
2J-K-H I 21 -P-K 4
2t-PxP eh 24-K-ll 4
ST. -It-Kt 1 21-lt-q 1
26-K-K l Jii P-It t
:;-p-c n 3 27- u-q 7
2-H.Kt 3 :K-! .-.
-ll-Kt 4 1 29-K-Q r,
SO ll-Q It I 30--U-K 7 ill
31- K-II 1 31 -f-ll 7
32 H-K 1 ch 32-K-11
3.1-Kx It 33-P-ll S (Q)
31 HihIkiis ,
It Is Infrequently the case that a problem
ist 1b a good player over tho board. Hcrr
Jan Kotrc of Prague, however, Is at the
enmo tlmo one of tho foremost eonipofcrs nnd
a formidable opponent In mated- phty. Tho
queen nacrl(lco In tho Rame glvtn below 1h
especially strlkliiR nnd the subsequent play
Is of a high order.
White Dr. K
1- r-K 4
2- Kt-lv II 3
J-Ii-Kt 5
4- H-U 4
-Captles
C-Kt-ll S
7-I-(J
5- I'xl'
!-l-Kt 3
19-ll-Kt B
11- IMC It I
12 - Kt- Q K
13- KtxKt eh
14- H-Kt 3
ir P-Q n 4
tc-nxit v
K-CJ-Q 2
18-Kt-K t
1H-P-I1 3
Irt-l'xl'
SI-ItxQ
22 K-lt t
23 Il-x P ch
St-iUxKt
2.V-K1-Q 3
26- K-K 2
27- K-O 1
2S-KI-1C 1
15- KxQ
3A llcslKns
Illnck Jon Kotr
1- l'-K 4
2- Kt-Q II 3
3- P-fJ It 3
4- P.Q 3
rKt-K 3
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II. Otten of Now York nnd appeared In the
Chicago Tribune:
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BIG ROAD RACE PLANNED
Will Sturt nt lllnir iinil I'.nil with u
l'liinl .lllte on Allies Ae.
me 'I'l ncli.
Tho most ambitious plans ever laid In the
stato for a bicycle road raco nro being
pushed to fruition hy tho athletic department
of tho Young Mon's Christian neocintion.
Tho event will occur on May 26, the dis
tance to be tho twenty-four miles between
Dlalr and Omaha, with a final mllo on tho
Am o.i avenue track. Professionals and
nniatenm will bo nllko eligible nnd about
100 wheelmen nro expected to participate.
A number of entries havo nlreudy been
made, although the arrangements are still
Incomplete.
Tho prizes will represent a money value
of $500 nnd will consist for tho most part
of seven high grado bicycles. Thero will
also bo ti number of special prizes hung up
hy local merchants. Ono dealer hno offered
a ton of coal to tho first married man to
cress thn tape. The awards will be divided
Into twenty portions, so thnt each rider
who makes any sort of a creditable showing
will como In for n share. Tho first wheelman
to cover tho courso will bo given his choice
of wheels with other trophies amounting
In vuliie to 2". additional. Tho second
, ' "in tr the winner of tho
tlmo prize. Tho prizes will bo divided
.:tivu ,il.uc .ion aud tno tlmo
men. A cnrelnl handicap, based on tho rec
ords of tho contestants, will bo arranged by
Len Livesoy.
Tho start of tho raco will bo wltnesned, In
tho estimation of tho railroad ooncurned, by
500 poople, a low rate having been fixed
for tho excursion. Fifteen minutes after
tho start tho spocial train will follow tho
course, pwslng tho riders on tho way nnd
depositing Us passengers at the Ames avo
nuo park In tlmo to see tho finish. For
thoao who do rot caro for tho Dlalr trip a
bare ball gamo hns been scheduled nt tho
park. The entry Unto closo on May 22.
Tho Young Men's Christian nmoclatlon Is
also making" considerable preparation for lt:i
urtt ball game oa tho home croundu on
of tho well known Stearns, RuinbJcr, Columbia, Barnes, Wolff-American,
at $40 and $50 and Reliance.
Tho best mado wheol in Omaha for tho money, with choice of equipment, only
$.'50. Nebraska Special $16.75. Alliance, complete new wheel $t:J. :(). Your good
judgment will toll you to look this stock over before you buy a wheel. Second
hand bicycles at your own price. We have one of tho best equipped repair
shop? in the city.
Sewing Machines.
If you think of buying a Sewing Machine sec us.
It makes no difference what kind of a machine you
want, see us. You may want a JJaris Ball Jkurinu or
Standard Singer, or a cheap machine for $1(5. No dif
ference which, we can sell you and save you money.
S1SE US wo have NO agents, we pav no commissions
so YOU will have to SICK US. Wo rent machines
for "oo pur wook. Wo repair ivtul toll paets for nil tnuko of miu'htno nmtPifuoturod
(oil our floooml hiintl sewinir 111111' hi tins nt ono half tho rorulnr prioo. For S5 wo will soil
vicctiblo raiiohino.
VU It UN
1 , CORNER 15th AND HARNEY STREETS. !
(!UOIt(;U U. .MICK CI., .Mutineer Telephone lfilW. 'f
Dr.
Ol'M'MC'K
a in to 9.W
Tuesday with tho University of Nehnuskn.
The team made tho trip to Lincoln' for the
gamo there ychterday with oomo mlsKlvigs,
ns no systematic practice whatever had
been Indulged in. The return rcnnie on Tues
day wan fixed With such n short Interval
for tho rcaoon Unit tho colloglana expect to
leave within a week on their eastern tour
Tho nmoclatlon team showed up to less nd
vnntngo than othcrwiso owing to the nb
Kcnce of Pitcher Henry Clark, who will prob
ably not return before Juno 1. Clark went
to Pasadena on a visit to his brother,
i whom ho found serlouely 111. Crawford,
'f!relgh nnd Abbot, tho mainstays of tho team,
! havo been unablo to nppear on tho Held for
j practice nnd tho nlno went Into yesterday's
gamo without tho Hllghtest preparation for
united team work.
Tho personnel nf tho team for the Tuesday
gamo will be lurgely n nlready given,
cinrk'ft plnco In the box will bo taken hy
' D.ivlaon, who won hit; spurs) on tho High
school team, and Welsh, an omployo of tho
i Hammond Packing company. Crawford will
i catch, Abbot will hold down first baso nnd
Captain Crelgh will olllclnto at nhort. Ileno
dlct nnd Kennedy will be stationed, nt sec
ond and third and Iloagland, .Anderson and
Keoil will probnbly play In tho field.
A 'Woiiiiiii'k Awful Peril.
"Thero Is only ono chanco to savo your
life, and that Is through nn operation,"
wero tho startling words heard by Mrs.
1. 11. Hunt of Mmo Itldge. Wis., from her
doctor after he hnd vnltily tried to euro
her of a frightful enso of stomach troubtn
nnd yellow Jaundice. Oall stones had
formed and sho constnntly grew worso.
Then oho began to uso Kloctrlc Illttors,
which wholly cured her. It's a wonderful
Stomnch, Liver and Kidney remedy.
Cures Dyspepsia, Ixiss of Appotltn. Try
It. Only r.O cents. Guaranteed. For salo
hy Kuhn & Co.
COl'MI.VT SAY II IS I'llAYKIlS.
KiuinnN City .Indue Ucllvcrn ii Sermon
on I'lirentnl Venli-et. W
If Pago Porfons had been nblo lo recite
tho lord's prayer In tho criminal court, re
lates tho Kansas City Star. It might havo
saved him several months In Jail. Judgo
Wofford wns In a religious mood when he
went upon tho bench In tho criminal court.
Pago Persons, n sallow-faced boy, wns be
fore him on u chargo of rtahblng a man,
nnd Uo pleaded guilty nnd asked tho mercy
of tho court.
"You're guilty, nro you?" asked the Judge
"Yes, sir."
Po'kops' attorney whispered to tho Judge
and pointed to Persons' old fathor nnd
niothnr, who wero sitting with tho crowd
In tho court room.
"Thero Is your old father nnd your old
mother," raid tho Judge. "They look ns If
thoy wero very respcctablo people, but I'll
M'lituro the assertion that It Is largely their
fault that you nro hero this morning."
Tho Judgo leaned ovor his desk nnd
pointed his pencil nt tho young-riian.
"Can you repeat tho Lord's prayer?" ho
asked.
"Tho what?" Inquired tho prisoner.
"Tho Lord's prayer. Did you ever hoar
It?"
"No, sir."
"You never heard tho prayer that begins
'Our Father who nrt In heaven?'"
"No. sir."
"Then your parents haven't done right.
They look respectable, but they hnvon't
dono tholr duty to you, H'h a dlsgraco lo
civilization tliat a man comes Into this
court who never honrd tho Lord's prayer.
Thnt'H tho ono prayer of nil prayers. AH
other prnyers mado by men nro as tinkling
brass nnd soundln-symbols ermpnrod with
the Lord's prayer. Kvery child horn Into
th" world ought to bo taught tho Ird's
prayor nt Its motherW knee. If thnt was
denn I would not ho kept so busy In this
court nnd wouldn't havo to get out- of -a,
sick bod to hear mhos llko yourw. If you
hnd Just known ono petition In that prlier,
'Lend uu not Into temptation,' nnd had fcnrnn
It In mind, yon would not be here th's morn
lllK. "Talk about hoict.icry criminal,;' con
tinued tho Judgo. "When I hear n man
arguing thnt thero is uch a man on earth as
a hereditary criminal I want to pit him
Into tho penitentiary There h ii i mi h
thine an a bciedltury criminal, Fathers
00 BICYCLES
In stock 11 over boforo was Uuto tnich a lino of
whools shown in Omaha. -This stock is mado up
T AND Si;i,L TYPUWItlTUKS.
Nebraska Cycle Company:
SEND A POSTAL CARD
To llr. Heimett nnd he will fnrwuni -u li return
Kniinltill) of htenml -wh siiit n ii ", M
some ailvlce, wihetlnr j-hi 1bIii ni treatment or not
Dr, Bennett's Eiectric Boll
!tetores the health, sln iiKlll ami lR..r nt 011llt. i reut' iii-w lluM .mil tn-.iln 111.1t t.-r liv pur
ifying the hliiod, reHtorliiK the fullest and must vIkoi.mis .indltl.uiK of lolniM health f body ami
mind, xo that all the duties of life may tie pursou-d with i.nitldeii, , ami pleiiHiile. It 1- today tho
heft known aent for applying Klenrlelty to the human sxwtem. Indorsed by phjsleluns and
retcimmcnded hy lu,ipa cured patients I Kiiarantee li to cu:v Si Mini Impolein y, l.ont Aliin
hrtod. Varleneele and all Sexual lilseaces restore Shrunken and l'iidevidoH-il I'irts and
.Mauhooil; ttire Kidney, l.lver and liladder Troubles; Coiisllpallnii. I.spepsla ami all l-Yhiulu
Coiniilnlnts.
Mi llelt has soft, silken chaniols-eoyered snoilRe eleetrndes that eannt hum and blister,
ns dft 'the hare metal electrodes ued on all oilier makes of belts. 'I'liexo electrodes aro my
exeluslve patent. There are clu.ip Imitations. I'o n.it be misled. Uet the genuine. My
licit has made cures in every ton n nnd cltv In tills state
Ue sure and write o- call today and K''t mv bunk, testimonials, etc. My electrlcul Suspen
sory for the nid'.i al cure of the various weaknesses of ami . I'M IKK lo eerj male pur
chaser of ono of my Hells.
llorilS Krom ! 10 a in to S 30 p. tn
p. in. Sundays from 10 ,io a m. to 1 p.
"M"'M'""MMnnMMMtMMiiiiijuoaminroiiiiin in i
i&p BUY THE I
$32 Cash or S35 on Time.
'TUIERE are now over TiOO iMunson bicyclus in nsu in
Om.'ilia, and have always given the best of patisi'ac
lion. This year they aro better than ever. The Mall
eoli for 82 is better than most wheels selling for -10.
Wo also sell the Sterling, Spalding, Monarch and Aenio.
Other new wheels as low as 15. Seeond hand wheels
5.00 to 15.00.
Omaha Bicycle Co.?
S. E. Cor. 16th and Chicago, Ed, T, Heyden, Mgr.
0
Largest nnd Best Equipped
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A CARLO A I) OF
BIKE
WAGONS
JUST IM'CI'IVI'I).
The finest line in tho
city Kxiunlno thorn nntl pet
our jiricus boforo buying.
A J) .
H. E. Fredrickson,
Phono 2101. 15th and Dodge Streets.
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and mothers through neglect open tho road
to hell to nine-tenths of the boyo who go
there. If your mnthor had trained you
right you wouln't bo here."
Tho old mother of tho prlfoner walked
up nnd whLsperod to tho Judgo and told him
that I'ago was her only mipport. The Judge
then sentenced him to nlno months In Jnll.
'I'm I Illicit to CiiIIuiiiii.
There linx been conHlderalilo illi u'Hl"ii
nays the wnmiingim jtji. ngui'iing me
iiiithnr of thn ihrace, "The con-o itiitlr.it
fcillowH the Hag." Ilryan Iihh lncn pen
nrtlclc for n Now Vork nowspnpor In which
the ;lraiti oicmred
"Nn living HlaleHinan," tnvn fVingressmno
Long of KuliHiiH, "cull rlKlltfull claim to
lie the anther of the cxiiriMslnii "
crally credited with thin dl-ilm lion. Iie
caiiKc snrne montliH ago lie wrote n Mlgie
Mr. Long ban been nearchlim the records
and IIikIh that John L'. t'alh'iun lltxt u . d
the worilH 111 II ilebalH 111 the Kciiete on
l'Vliruar 21, 1SI!I. t'nllloun cald. "Wher
ever i .ir ling waviH, tho coniitltiitlon goes.
Worn I of tlie Si-iinoii.
f'hlcago Ncwh: lleaiitlful Cleupatrn gnz1 d
moi.illly rut nf I he window T"
"f)h. grr.it iii.i h ' r.iitcrcil the ave,
"know Hi. hi Hi. i iini't r -.f la thou ha -t
set to cpei.d In n '
"N . rc iionip i t imir,i " irlna mo
an adder and let mo liguto It cut, '
Monday wo will
00 it jooil scr-
mull in-' 'T'w
Vn wit w ! '
KlnilliiK of the
.f whnli--
ItooniM IS to ill, noiiKlii lilk, IM'. It"-
IIJiIi'h'n. ( or. Ililli nnd DoiIkc, (IiiiiiIiii,
W. "Ir. slays an. 1 Satiirhna from S.JO
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