Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DA1LT BEE: TUESDAY, JUNE 12. 1900.
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REDS TURN OUT AS BATTERS
Obcinnatt Teira Utei Txs Philsdebhia
Pitihtra Soahlj.
BROOKLYN AND PITTJBU1G IN . SCRAP
Fliclit for Sceninl Plnee settled
Knvor of the C!iiiiiiIoii. for
Time llelnx Other
Li-hkiip tiniiies.
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Cincinnati. t:ti Pliiloilelphln. .
HriMiklrn. "t Plttslmru. T.
Itostiui. li lilciiuo, ;i.
np VorU. I.oiili.. ii,
Clevelilml, Known-, ( lty, .
ritliMiun. -I Detroit, I.
MllineiiiiiilU. in llulTnlo. ;t.
JlllnntlU.ee. .It liiilliiniipollii.
PHILADELPHIA. Juno 11. Cine nnatl
developed a batting streak today and hit
two or Philadelphia s pitchers at will. They
made twelva hlta irt Orth and a like num
ber off Frazer. The locals batted well, but
not enough to offset the tremendous can
nonading of the visitors Wolvertnn In
Jiircd himself while running after a foul
fly and was ccmpelted to retire. Attend
awe. J.454. Score:
CJNOSXXATt. PHILADMLPHtA.
R.HOA.S.I R.H.O.V.E
Barr-lt. of oTom. pf. j z l l n
O.reoran. j i KtRte. if. ! J t i n
ri-tOT. lh. I t II 1 iDelefc'ty, lb.! I 1
Monnde. rt..: i 1 unic. n t 1
Crawfont. If .1 I 1 iDmiuTa. c-,. 1 i t
Irwtn. Mi I 111. tVoiVtoM, Jte.O a 1 9
etnrU. Jb.a S I 1 l.Merad. Hec.S 1 i
"WM, o I 1 Dotoff, Mt 3 1 (i
FMIMps. p.... a a VCrow. t 9 4 i
Newtn, 9 t t X Orth. p.. . . I I
- FnM p. . . . l
Total. tt M II ITm o ( a
Total. it r U
Batted for Douglas in the ninth.
Cincinnati i l a 1 1 n 3 J U
PhlloduifihlK 3 2 1 H ii o 1 l s
Burned runs: Cincinnati. 11. Philadelphia.
3. Twti-baae hltn Flick, Crawford. Frnzer
Thre-be hlta. Dlchanty. "nreoran.
Home ran: McBrlde. aacrMce hit . Dolun.
Stolen tmrex: Berkley McBrlde. Thomas.
Irwin. Double piny Wood to ritelnfeldt.
First base on bNlfji: Off Phillips. I. off
Newton. 1. off Orth. 1. off Fraser. 1. Left
an twees: Cincinnati. : Philadelphia, i.
Hit by pitched ball: Crawford. Struck out.
By Newton. I: by crawf.ird. 2: by Orth. i
"Wild pitch. Fraaer. Time. !:W. Umpire
Em.tle.
Cliiiinpliiiis (lilt to Hut.
BROOKLYN. June ll.-Phllllppl lasted
three InntnKfl toduy and then Waddell
tried to atop the hlttlnc of the Brook
lyn. He vaR touched up for a ilncle. a
triple and u home run In the rtfth and
two sMnicles In the seventh, the latter two
brlnlntr In the winntnc run. PHtsburs
bunched lt hlta In three Innlncs on Ken
nrdy. but could not win O'l'niniir wn n
Jured In a collision and retired. Attend
ance. 1,7(ii. Score:
riTTSHlH(S. BnOOKt,YN-
R.H.O.A.K. R.H.O A.K.
Cry, lb....l 11 Jon-s. of I I 5 9
Ttttctolf. M... 1 1 0 'rCt-lfr. rf....l 0 J 0
0. rt-nniRK. Il.: t IS S
V Kelley. U....S 4 I )
PittKhurff
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Hiitnn
1 'In'-lnnatl
New tork
w s n m
m x v.i
c y n
1 .i IT4
3 m
9, it a tr,
Auburn veoterdav and lcfeatmi h' '"in
if 'hat 'nwri -.i -he me f "' ' 2.
SAMK.H OK TIIK MKHIt tT LKUilK.
.tt
IWura't. ef .1 0 l o
nUitner. rt... 12 1
"WlUlan. lb.0 t t MtMblen, M...e 1 t
O'Hnrn, lf...I 1 1 0
Xiy. m t i x x
O'Connor. o..l ltd
aimrmr. c.... 1X1 lKond)'. b... 1
j niiiippi. p... i i w
TCiddHl. P...0 1 0 2 4
Wtwm. Ml I
4)Dly. 3 1
9 FtT4l. o... .0 1 X
X
Total 8 It r IS 3
Totalf 7 9 21 9 2
Urooklyn 1 0 .1 0 J 0 1 n i
Plttsburff 1 0 0 0 3 0 0 2 o :
Earned runs: Pittsburg. 3; Brooklyn. 4.
Home run: Kelley Three-bane hit: Jen
nings. First ba on errors. PUtshurc. 2:
Brooklyn, 1. Left on bases. Pittsburg. S;
Brooklyn. 5. atruck out: By Watldell. 4.
aacxllico hlta: nitchey. Firrell. Bane, on
balln: Off Kennedy. 1. ijouule play: Wagner
tn O'Connor. Hit by pitched ball. By
Wnddell. 1. Wild pitch. Phllllppl. Balk:
Phtlllppl. Time 2:W. t'mplre. Hwartwood.
Iliinton TiiUm the Second.
BOSTON. June 11. Long's magnificent
work In the short tleld xaved todav's game
for Boston. Time and again he killed
neemingly sure hlta and hla hacking up of
Lowe and quick return of the ball to the
plate In the eighth Inning savd one if
not more rune. Both pitchers were effec
tivo at critical times. Attendance. 1.30).
Score:
BOKTON. , CTIH'AOO
R.II.O.A.B.1 H.H.OA.E.
Ilomllt'n. cf.o X 0 l'Mertr.. lf....o 1 J 0 0
Colllnp. ih....O Z I t 8 Child. lb.... Z J 0
Tennrr. lb...O Z V) 9 Ryan, of ....J 1 ; 0 0
Stahl. If 1 1 s 1 lre-n. rf.. ..0 X 1 o i
lMig, w t 14 2 Klnnz-1. Ib...O AIM a
rrwrnin. rt.l a 0 0 MVrrm'k. Xb.O 0 : : 1
J-awr. 0 0 1 X nninmnan. .l 1 l X n
Hwlllvan, C...9 01 1,1'Jmne-. c . .1 1 1 S
Carry, p. 1 lot JOarvln. p.... 9 o 1 l
Total I TSi: l Twtals X X4 19 S
BiHtton " o o o o o : l t
Chluago o o 0 1 n 0 o 2 n-3
Harntii runs: Bolon. 1; Chicago. 1 Two
bare hltm ChlldH. Chance. Long. Stolen
bst: Tenney. Double plays: Cllngman to
ClilldH to tianzei. Lowe to Tenney aacrt
Hue hit: Sullivan. Buses on 'ioIIh: Off
Cuppy, 1. off Uarvln, 3. Struck out: By
Cuppy, 3; bv tur-ln. 3. Paused bnll:
Chance. Time: 2. l'mplre: Hurst.
Hhllt Out tor t. LiiiiIm.
NEW YORK. June 11. -It wiih Mercers
good Ditching, backed uu by timely hatting.
that enitbled the Nw Yorkers to win from
SI. Louis today Mercer had excellent
oontrol and the tickling behind him wan of
the bet. Attendance. l,a. Score
, NKW YORK. r tTT Liins
R.H.O.A.K ! R H.n . K.
Kmiltij rf.....l 3 ') rt'HWrlelc. cf.e l 1 n 9
ninuwn. 3ti..l t i Kelater. 3. . : ; I 1
Sfliuoti. If...l l 4 i lD-vnlln. rf... o a
St1i, M X l i rt BurKMt. If... n i 0 il
Ierle. lb : : o ii Mrtmn. Ib.d HTM
VnniffH. ef. x 9Qulnn. m 9 0 t 1 9
Hickman. Hi.e .:;: Diiiuitt. tb. . . i x a i
AVami-r, c....o (i t o a RoWnon. c.i 1 1 1
il-rer. p.... lt9 n.Hiicftcy. p. ..9 l o
Total 8 IX T. II 1 Total 0 5 14 9 1
New- Yark 0 n rt 1 0 1 n
St. Louis tl o (1 o 0 0 0 o 00
Kerned runs: New York. 3. First base
ny errors: .New vnrk. I. at. Louis. 3.
Lett on Oafs: ,ew York. 1. dt. Louis. 7.
Baies on balls: Off Mercer. 1. off Hughey
2. Struck out. By Mercer. 1; by Hughey
2. Two-base, hits: VanHaltren. i: Davis 1
Stolen buses: ilenoii Doyle ij), Hickman,
vnmiaiiren. amun. uounie plays: Doyle,
tinasslstwl: Davis to Gleason to Doyle i2),
Dunlin to Mcllann 2l. Hickman to iileason
to Doyle. Hit pitcher- By Mercer. 1. em
pire: O'Day. Time: 2 hours.
MllllilillK of the Tennis.
P'ayeti. Won. Lot P i;
Philadelphia Vt ifi 05
Brooklyn "9 .
Clevelnnil llns n Fnlrly Knsy Tl
Detentlnit K illicit x City.
KANSAS CITY June ll.-MeKenna was
In fine form tmtav. allowing the home tetn
but seven hits, with a total of two runs.
The vtsltnrs aiso plavM an errorlese gnme
In the field. Lee wa hit freely unit ht
support was poor, the errors mad.? bv
the home team being wtly. Attendance,
. Score.
KA.fBAe rjTT CLKA'KLAXD
K.H.O A B. R.H.O.A.S.
Hstnpbtll. rf I x it IPtr)trtnir. rt.l l 9
Waimer. n I I 1 tldeain. if ...l X 4 9
O'Brien. lf... 1 9 1 lilllvsn. Xb..9 1 I
DuaKM. lb 9 l l i Flood. Xb . 9 1 .-. 4 9
rrre. -f. . .i j 9 4iUORi'o, lb. 9 9 IX 9 9
'muffllln. lb 9 I t X X:MeAler. cf. X J X 9 9
sritaefer. Mi.ii 9 1 4 91 Btrlm'r. m.' 9 1X4
Wlaon. ..9 9 J 9 9irr1stiam. C...9 1119
L- p . 9 t X 9McKnw. p.0 1
Totl !l ( Total I IX 27 It 9
McAleer hit by btitted ball.
Kansas City . ..19ootlooo 2
Cleveland . 0 9 1 1 o 1 1 rt 4
Earned rutin: Kansas cltv. 1. Cleveland.
2. Two-base hlta: Cough'ln. O'Brien. Crls- ,
ham. Three-base hit. Kempnlll. SHcrttlce .
hits: Blerbauer i2). Stolen tmr-: Flood. I
Bases on bulls: Off Lee. 2 .iff McKenna. I
V. Strick out- By Lee. l: hy McKenna. L
Left on bases: Kansas t'lty. 4; Cleveland.
9. Double plays- Flood to LaChance:
Wagner to Dungan. Coughlln to Schaefer
to Dungan. Hit by pitcher- By Lee. I.
l'mplre: McDonald. Time. 1 30.
Cliliwiao Wins Attain.
CHICAGO. June 11. The game today was
a hard fought battle. Chicago winning In
the eighth. Both Ditchers kent their hits
well scattered. Hov s fteldlne was the
feature. Attendance. l.(0. Score:
DETROIT 1 C1IICAOO
R.HiOA.KI R.H.OA.K
Cafy. lb ... 1 n Hor. af : 1:91
Harly. cf 1X19 9 Brndle. If . 9 9 1 9 !
therTId. t. 9 14 9 McrarlM. rf.0 1 t 1 a '
MeAl'st'r. Xb 9 1 t 5 : Hartman. tb. 1 0 I 1
Holmes. If.. 1 ) X 9 PaMn. Xb...9 3X20
Dillon, lb . 0 1 u 9 .1 jbii. :h . 11 i : i
:Malllnc. rf . 9 0 9 1 9htimr:. s. 9 9 I t 9
tww. o 9 1-1 9 jjusden. o.... X 1 1 1
ronin. p 9 9 9 2 9 Patterson, p. 9 9 9 1 9
t Inlis Lenve Vtlnntlc t.enuiie.
SCRANTON. Pa.. June 11 -The A:.anti.
Base null league was given Its imet is
tonight bv -he withdrawal -f Scrantun 1" I
Wllkesbarre The latter teams nav mail
application for admission into the Eastern
league They will likely sue i Syracuse
and Hartford.
1n11te11r Mnll IJiime-.
The High school bm-s 1efeatel cie Fort
'rook soldiers last Saturday on the fort
rrounds by a score of 10 to ?.
The Bemts Park Seniors and the Twenty
fourth Street Colts had an Interesting ball
game at Thirty-second and California
streets Sunday morning. It resulted In it
victory for the Parks by a score of IS to a.
The Marks Bros, had a game of ball with
the East omahas on their grounds it Fifth
and Locust streets. The ecore was 1 to 5. In
favor if Marks Bros The Bast Omaha
team wa fanned out In the tlrst three
inning by Turner. Butter for Murks Bros..
Turner and Clet.
The William Street Tuxedos met their
Waterloo Sunday when they went up
against tie 'olonels in a onesided game
of ball by the score of 14 to 3. The
feature of the game was the three double
plays the Colonels made: Batteries:
Colonels. How-ell and Young: Tuxedos.
Derby and Kovarick. The Colonels issue 1
challenge to any team in the Itv under
17 years, especially the South Side Sluggers.
AMERICANS LOST AT CHESS
Sumrnlter Defeated by Mnrcn nml
I'lllslinry by tlnrn nt
Purl,.
Totals 1 24 IS xl Total 2 S XT 11 1
Detroit 0 o 0 rt 0 1 0 0 01
Chicago 1 0 000001 2
Earned runs: Detroit. 1; Chicago. 1. Left
on bases: Detroit. . Chlcugo. H. Two-base
hits: Sugden. Harley Sacrifice hits-
Brmtle i2). stalling. Stolen bases: McFar
land. McAllister. Hurley. Double plays:
Shugart to Padden to Isbeil. McAllister
to Elberfeld to Dillon. Struck out: By
Patterson. 1. by Crnnln. 3. Bases on balls:
Off Patterson. 2: off Cronln. L Time: 1.40.
l'mplre- Cantllllon.
Aniole Touched Cp Proper.
MINNEAPOLIS. June 11. It was a jlug
lng mutch between Minneapolis and Buf
falo toi'.ar. In which the former were su
perior, thus winning the game. Amofe
was in tne box for Buffalo and was nit
hard, especially In the sixth Inning, when
he was hit for three singles and one
double. One error by N'ance was the total
of the home team, while the visitors reg
istered four, two of which were credited
to Andrews Ehrt pitched a fair game
for Minneapolis, but was hit hard at times.
Attendance, IJXO. Score:
MINNEAPOLIS. BUFFALO
R.H.O A.E. R.H.O A.E
Dixon, ef.. X 2 1 9tnn. -f 9 2 2 0 i
Wllmot. rf. 9 1 0 o 9Shearon, rf...l 10 9 9
Lolly. If i 2 19 9Halllran. If.. 9 2 10 9
Ortm. lb ... 9 2 12 9 0-.nrc,M. e .0 1 X I 9
N'anr. Xb . 9 9 2 1 ''ar-y. lb.... I 1 12 t 9
Abbatch. tb 9 9 9 2 0 Hallman. ..! 19 0 9
Smith. ..- 2X21 9 Crooks. !b. 9 1 4 J 1
Flshfr. c S X 9 2 9 Andrews. Xb.O 19 2 2
Rhrtt. p 1 1 0 4 0 Amole. p 0 0 1 4 9
Total.. . 3 14 r IS 1 Totals X Urrj l 4
Lally out on trapped ball.
Minneapolis 2 2 0 0 0 4 0 1 '-9
Buffalo 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 03
Earned runs: Minneapolis. 4: Buffalo. 2.
Two-base hits- Smith i2). Lally. Fisher.
Hallman. Crooks. Wild pitches: Amole.
1 Bases on balls: Off Ehret. 2: off Amole.
2. Hit by pitcher- Carey, Crooks. Struck
out: Bv Enrol. 3: bv Amole. Left on
tjases: Minneapolis. 1: Buffalo. 10. Double
play smith to urun. saennce in: t.nrei.
Stolen hases: Dixon. Lally Time: l:fi
Umalre: Sheridan.
neldy Does HenmrUnhly Well.
MILWAUKEE. June Hi Reidy was In
vincible at critical times today and had
the Indianapolis cripples hypnotized dur
ing the whole game. He strucK Guest out
three times and Hogriever twice. The
fielding was brilliant on both sides. An
derson's batting was the feature. Attend
once. 1.2CO. Score:
MILWACKEE I INDIANAPOLIP.
R.H.O A.E. R.H.O.A E.
Waldron. rf 0 1 t 1 'lesr'vxr. rf.0 14 9 9
9 0 10 otllrydon. rf...l 1 X 1 9
9 i 4 0 UMagoon. 2b 12 2X9
1 1
firry, cf
Dowd. If
Anderson, lb
Fultr. 2b
?mlth. e
Burko. lb...
ionr"y.
Ridy. p...
0 f Madlimn. s. 9
.9031 -!Klly. 1b
9 1 7 2 9-Fowr. "
9 19 4 iFlynn. If.
It42 l.-s-yboM
.0 9 9 4 W
(IUe?t. p
Total X 27 IX Xl'-Barnr,
9 0 12 0 9
0 9 9 9 9
9 12 0 0
0 9 9 9 l
Hlckey. tt) .91129
..0 9 9 X9
.0 0 0 0 9
ABSOLUTE
SECURITY.
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Total... 2 1 24 tO 1
Milwaukee 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 - 3
Indianapolis .100002000 2
Earned nine- Milwaukee, 1. Indianapolis,
1. Two-buae hits. Conroy. Anderon. Three
base hits: Anderson. Heydon. Stolen bases.
Burke. Waldron. Bases on balls: Off Reldy.
1. off Guest. 2. Hit by pitched ball: Sey
bidd. riacnilce hits: Garrv. Reidv Wild
pitch: Guest. Slruck out By Reldy. 6.
Double play Hevdun to Kehy Left on
btuici: Milwaukee. &. Indianapolis. 9. Lm
pime: Dwyer. Time. 1 to
Slnndlnic of the Teams.
Played. Won. Lost. P C.
Indianapolis 3 2 11 .71S
Chicago 2S 20 .5W
Milwaukee 44 24 20 .55
Cleveland 12 22 20 oil
Minneapolis 2t 22 .2
Kansas City 17 23 21 .49
RutTalo UV 2S .349
Detroit 41 IS -310
Puelilo Comes Toilny.
The Indian communists from the adobe
wnlled Colonulo city win go against Mana
ger Rourke s family at the Vinton street
park this afternoon, and great Interest is
h-inir manifested umonir the fans tvi to
the probable result of the collision of the
Hoai1nlrM It is ladles iar and the usual
large attendance of the sex is expected.
The teams will line up as follows:
Omaha. Pottlon. Pueblo.
Wilson catcher Graham
Hughe pitcher Blackburn
Lauzon tlrst base Parrntt
McConnell second base Andrews
Hoy thlrd'base Kelly
Toman nhortstop Hulen
Baer left tield . .. Dnlrvmple
McVlcker center tield M"'Hule
Rebsamen right tleld Johnson
Wnrllinx Ilo- Win Aunln.
The Soul hern Diamonds were defeated on
I 'he association grounds by the Working
I Boys of the Young Men s Christian as
' x-lation by a score of 4 to 2. The Dta
! monds were unable to connect with Albert
I Hanson's curves, who struck out seven
. men. Staft proved himself a splendid
I backstop. Score:
I Working Boys 0 2 0 3 0 1 O-S
Southern Diamonds . . 0 0 o 1 1 0 o 2
Batteries: Working Boys. Hanson and
Stoft; Dlnmonds. Nelson. Inman and Kurtz.
Friday evening the Working Boys will
play the Natlonuls.
shliind Defeats Sonth Hend.
ASHLAND. Neb.. June 11. Special.
The Ashland base ball dub went down to
1 South Bend yesterday afternoon and played
I o game on the latter s grounds, winning
out with ease. The features of the game
were the playing of Weed and Richardson
of Gretna and Penny's work at tlrst base
for Ashland. Score:
Ashland . . . .04210055 -lS
I South Bend 1 2 o J rt o 5 1 0-12
I Batteries: Ashland. Wilson and Hall:
South Bend. Weaver and F Hill. Umpires:
Becker of Ashlund and Stormer of South
1 Band.
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Hoiith Dnkutn Ileum DrnUe.
SIOUX CITY. June U.-iSpectal Tele
gram. 1 The track team of the Drake uni
versity of Des Moines was defeated this
afternoon u VermMlion. 8. D . bv the
team of the University of South Dakota
by a score of S to S2 points. South Dakota
was strong in the runs.
PARIS. June U- At the local . iub In
this city 16 Boulevard Montmartre. the
thirteenth round of the international chess
masters tournament was begun this after
noon, when the palling of the contestants
had been arranged according to the thir
teenth round if the Bergi-r system, and
the players met. therefore, in the following
order- Marshall and Ro-en, Lasker and
Mortimer. Mlese and Schlelchter. Janowskl
and Sterling, Showalter and Marco, Burn
and Ptllsburv Mason and Brody Tsch
lgotin and Maroczy and Dleder a bye.
At the first adjournment the games had
progressed as follows: Laeker had beaten
Mortimer. Janowskl had disposed of Ster
ling, while Marshall looked a loser to
Rosen. All the other games were adjourned
In even positions.
At the conclusion of today's play the
following additional results were recorded:
Marshall beat Rosen, Mlese and Schlechter
drew. Showalter went down before Marco
Bum disposed of Plllsburv. Mason defeated
Brody and Tschlgorin and Maroczy drew.
HIS IMPOST WAS TOO HEAVY
Yellnrr Tall I'nnble to Race rrltli
the Llwht-WeiKhted
111 ocUer.
ST LOUIS June ll.-FIe favorites and
one well-oia-ved second choice scored it
the fair grounds today Tie weather was
threatening, but the track was good. The
defeat of Yellow Tall by Hi Nocker in the
third race was the most striking feature
of the card. HI Nocker. with light wejgnt
ud. rompevi away from Yellow Tall, who
seems staie. staggering home a poor fourth
under 120 pounds Impost. Summaries:
First rate, selling, one and a half miles:
School Girl. 101 iDomtnlcki. 7 to lu. won;
Klondike Queen. ! iReeder). 9 to 1 and 2
to I. econd, Jim Conwav, l iStevensi.
to 1. third. Time: 2:. Musket and
Jack Bradley also ran.
Second race, selling, six furlongs: Ned
Wlckes 112 Morsei, to S. won. Imported
Loiterer. 112 t Lines), 23 to 1 and i to L
second: Lee King. M iTalleyi. 5 to 1. third.
Time: l.ifitj. Aunt Maggte. Shell Lake.
Capron. Lanza, HI Kollur. Troubeam, Ma
mie Lou. Tenole and Marie G. Brown also
ran.
Third race, handicap, six furlongs: HI
Nocker Si iDomtnlcki. 14 to 5. won: The
ory. ItC cDalei. 4 to 1 and even, second:
Cotton Plant. iMcGlnm. 10 to 1. third.
Time: 1.141. Yellow Tall and Imported
Concilia also ran.
Fourth race, seven furlongs; Tulla.
Fonao If2 ITalleyi. even. won. Guide Rock.
lii iDnlei, 11 to ii and 1 to 2. second;
Hottentot ! ij. T. Woodsi. 50 to L third.
T!me: 1.2S'. Tom Gllmore and Mystery
also ran.
Fifth race, selling, one mile: Tlckfull.
3S iTalleyi. 3 to 1. won. Moroni. 100
iVltatoej. to 1 and 2 to L second; Lau
reate, ICS (Crowhurst). to 1. third. Time:
1;2. Myth. Llvadlo. Morgen Stern. On
sllde. Iron Chancellor, Cas and Clarence
B. also ran.
Sixth race. 2-year-olds, tlve furlongs: Is
abel. 1(0 iCrowhursti. S to 5. won. Min
Zara. 102 ij Woodsi. 10 to 1 and 3 to l.
second. Loone. 97 iTadeyi 4 to 1. third.
Time: 1-tCt. The Mecca. Mlntara. Free Girl
and A. D. Gibson also ran.
J SOUTH OMAHA NEWS.
A.I tnemhers if . loard Eduat:cu
ere present at :he i.cf.ng belj st night
and there was a gon 1 :ond to witness lie
olflclal jets of the city , representatives.
The principal business transacted was the
selection of evrl new teachers and the
action of the board In decllnlBg tn choose a
site for a ward building until further In
vestigation. Chairman Bulla of the buildings and
grounds committee submitted a report
recommending the purr base of either of two
sites, one the Hoctor site at Twenty-third
and K streets, and the other the O'N'eil
site at the southwest corner of Twenty-thlri
and K streets. The report called attention
to the fact that either of these sites was
desirable for ward buildings stating as a
reason that the school district needs a site
for a building for grade purposes. And that
It will also soon need a site for a High
school building. The recommendation was.
therefore, that the O'Nell site for $2.HJ
ould give temporary relief to a much
crowdel district and that it would be pru
dent to purchase It. The objection as
raised, however, that it is too small. In re
porting further the committee recommended
that a good plan would be to purchase a big
site with a view of erecting a building for
temporary relief and later connecting It with
a main building which could be used for a
High school. As a location for such buildings
the committee recommended the Hoctor
site. In a word, the report means that the
O'Neil site is preferable for a ward building
for temporary relief, but In the event that
one or more such buildings ecu Id be later
attached to a High school building the
Hoctor 9lte Is favored. It was aeserted by
members of the board that the Hoctor site
at W.J00 is favorably considered for a High
school and ward school site. The report of
the committee was plared on ale.
These teachers were elected for the com
ing school year: Ollv? Drown. Minnie
Nowell. Mary Novacek. June Slocumb. C. M.
Johnson. May Bamford. Cora Bentlcy.
Elizabeth Orange. Vnna Fltle. Susan De
Graff. Anna Nelson. Alice Converse. Agnes
Olson.
Certificates were renewed to the follow
ing: Rllla S. Gray, Mattle Campbell, Han
nah Cmic. Llbble McCarron. Bertha Reese.
Kate C. Hill. Anna Hunter. Maggie Coffee.
Lillian Hald. Mary Fltxtjerald.
Elizabeth Hayes, Dr. W. J. McCrann and
Dr. Tlsche were elected members of the
examining board. Janitors outside of the
High school were allowed their salaries up
to June 11.
I Vppolntlnu: 11 f'otiiiclliiinn.
There Is considerable speculation as to
who will land the councllmanlc plum, as
the vacancy still exists. Clifton tried hard
. mayor nominated Clifton, but he was re
I but he failed to secure enough promises to
make his election a sure thing. Two or
' three other candidates were alto In the field
and It is presumed that the unsettled condi
tion of affairs induced a division of the
1 council at quorum -lme last night. Ever
' since Mayor Kelly was Inducted Into office
the council has had to worry along with
only seven members instead of the cus
tomary eight. At the first meeting the
mayor nominated Clifton, but he was re
jected and his honor has so far refrained
from making any further nominations, al
though he js importuned every day or so.
' The people want to eee the matter settled,
at least that appears to be the talk on the
streets. It is asened that when the coun
l ell Is up to Its full membership there
1 will not be half the trouble going on that
, there Is now reported to be.
"ito Favorites Win nt Grnveisenil.
NEW YORK. June :l Two favorites.
McAddle and Holsteln. wore successful, but
the others went down In startling suc
cession. The track was fast and the
weather perfect. Summaries:
First rsce. lelllng. stx furlofs- Pres
tidigitator. 97 (Slmwi. 7 to i ,ujd 5 to 2.
won by head. Kumara. ICO iRauscni. 7 to
2 and j to i second by length. Buffoon.
1W iMaheri. 13 to S and evpn. third. Time:
1.10 2-6. Oliver Mac. Alsike. Tulano. Speed
mas. Imitation. Frank Webb. Shoreham
and chief Murphy also ran.
Second race, mile and seventy yards:
Lord Baltimore. 112 1 Spencer), s to 1. won
by head. Nanxen. 109 'Turneri. even and
2 to R. second by four lengths: yrano.
112 ijenklnsi. 5 to 1 and 2 to 1. third. Tim":
1.47 1-5 Commander Miller. Long Isle.
Eileen Dal v. Stamp. Specific. Lancewood.
Colonel Rue Firelock, Good Motion and
Charlea T Havman also ran.
Third race, five and a half furlong: Mc
Addle. US Mitchell). 3 ton 5. won by three
lengths: All Green. 115 iCIawson). 2 to 1 ind
out. second by a neck: Fair Rosamond. 112
iFransehi. 10 to 1 and 2 to 1. third. Time:
l.tO. GalUar also ran.
Fourth race Myrtle stakes, one and one
sixteenth miles. selling: Hiwper. W
iRausohi. S to 1 and 3 to L won by one
length. Skyscraper. W Shaw. 10 to 1 and
4 to 1. second by head: Klnnlkinnlc uo
iMcCue), 5 to 1 and 2 to 1. third. Time.
l:47 1-i. King Barleycorn. Intrusive. Cen
tral Trust and Half Time also ran.
Fifth race, tlve furlongs: Holstein. 112
1 Turner), even and 1 to 2, won by one and
a half lengths; Crtvtson. 112 iBullmani 9
to 2 and 7 to 5, second by four lentrths:
Lady Georgiuna (Jenklnsi 20 to 1 and 6
to 1. third. Time: l.te 2-S. Ethics. Gan
tamu. Competitor. Inpalllble Snark. Rupp
enecker. The Covenanter. Automaton. San
LuIh and Taveta also ran.
Sixth race one and one-sixteenth miles
Blue evil. 12S iSpeliceri. 4 t0 1 and ? to 5.
won by one-half .enirth. Hammo. Jc 97
iShawi. 5 to 1. second by head: Bangor
1(4 'McCuei. 5 to 2 and 4 to 5. third. Tlme-141-5
Charentus. Montanlc. Sir Fitz
hugh and Magic Light also ran.
Prournm for Colomlina rtneen.
COLUMBUS. O.. June U.-The Driving
Association company hua announced ts
program for the grand circuit meeting
July 30 to August 3, entries closing Mon
day. Julv lt. at 11 p. m. Records made
that day no bar The events:
First day. Monday. July 30 2 20 class
trot. Jl.fcO: 2:12 clnss trot, closed. X2.."):
2:16 class pace, closed. CfiiO; 2:10 class
pBce. clo-ed, C'i"1.
Second day. Tuesday. Juno 312:17 class
trot, closed. X2.i'o- 2:23 class pace, Jl.&O;
213 class pace. ll.Sfrt.
Third day. Wednesday. August 1 2:-H
class pace. Jl.onO: 2:22 class pace, closed,
t2.0: 2:19 vdass trot. 11.5(0.
Fourth day. Thursday. August 22:20
trot, closed. $2.i'0: free.for-all trotting,
stallions. $5.1' : 2:19 class pace, tl.r.r).
Fifth day Friday. August -2 27 class
trot. $1.5": 2:14 class trot. fl.5: 2:06 class
pace. X1..VO.
Results at Overland Park,
DENVER. June 1L-Reults at Overland
park.
First race, pacing: Cnnrny won In three
straight heats. Time: 2:22. 2:20t4.
Prosper. Blast. Arllne. Buena, Jo-Jo and
Penchant also started.
Second race, trotting: Mabel Jefferson
won second, fourth and tlfth heats and
race. Time: 2:25i. 2:25, 2:2SH. Red cuff
won third heat. Time 2.25l. Herbert c
won tlrst heat. Time: 2:24t. Oebhart and
Edna also started.
Third race, running, four furlongs: Fr
nnnd won, Don H second, Horn third.
Time- 0:50
Fourth race, six furlongs: St. Germain
won. Pilot second. Flylotta third. T!me
1.1TH.
Fifth nice, six furlongs: Alarln wop
Melody second. Eva Wilson third. Time
1.17.
Mnulc City Gossip.
Miss Jean TutUe has gone to Chicago
to visit friends.
c. c. Stanley has gone east to look after
buslnesH matters.
uoys io carrv papers wanted at The B'e
office, city hull building. South OtTUhu.
Mrs. A. J. Caughey. wife of Editor
c.aughey. Is In Atlantic, visiting friends.
It Is rumored that a. now chief of the
tire department will be named about
July 1.
E. W. Chandler has gone to Portland.
Ore., to attend the wedding of his brother.
Charles.
It Is Mrs. J. A. JamtMin, and not Mrs
J. A. Johnson, who has gone east to spend
the summer.
N. B. Mead hax returned from Ohio,
where he was called to attend the funeral
of his mother.
chief Mitchell Is figuring on making half
a dozen changes on tho police force In
about ten days
Tho paved streets In the business portion
of the city are being denned hy Street
Commissioner 'lurk.
A Inrge number of the members of the
Live Stock Exchange atetnded the funeral
of L. 1 Redlngton vsterday.
a. L-. Coleman and wife have returned
from Monmouth. 111., where they spent a
week or two visiting friends.
The directors and committees of the
Commercial club will hereafter meet tn the
parlors of tho South Omaha club.
Earl Sage, who was quite badly Injured
In a runawnv accident a day or two .igo,
is doing nlceiv under tho doctor's care.
A lawn social tn aid of St. Bridget's
hurch will be held on tho church lawn.
Twenty-rdxth and F streets, this evening
A number of candidates will be Initiated
t the meeting of the Good Templars
lodge, which will be held on Friday night.
Tom Montaguii tendered his resignation
a.s a member of the police force to "Juef
Mitchell lust night and the same was ac
ceentcd. Last evening Rev. Dr. Wheeler married
O. D. Mills and Miss Lillian Matthews
The groom is one of the trusted emnlnyosj
of W D Godlrev. 'while the hnde Is a
well known teai her in the public schools
Mr and Mrs Mills left un .1 late tram for
.v wedding journey
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