THE OMAHA DATJjY BEE: F1UDAT. AUGUST 17, 1000.
V 1
OLD STORY AT DENVER
Omaha Dumps Another Game to the Crowd
from Tebeauvllle.
TOMMY HUGHES CARRIES NO TERROR THERE
Ten ma Tic on mis nml lirror., Iiul
"el I'nr ,pnrt on Hit To In I of
Hun Counted In tli
Score.
"'ii'pr. i:t Oimilin, s.
Des Moines, T( SI oii s llt, I.
Pnelilo, I2 SI, Joseph,
llrnnUljn, Hi I'ltUl.nru, O.
ChlciiRo, -J i mv VorU, II,
IIOMtOII, :it SI. Louis, I,
Cincinnati, tl I'll 1 1 ii ! lt 1 1 . ;i.
liiillnnnpnlU, fi IlufTnlo, a.
3i 1 1 mii n ur.-, :t rhifiiKo, ;i.
Uef roll, B ( Ic-tcliiml, o.
DBNVBR. Aug. 16.-(Spcclal Tclegram.l
llugheft wus slaughtered In the fourth In
ning today nnd nix Hough Riders romped
home. TMila seemed to tnko tho popper
out of tho Oranhag and tho team thereafter
played like amateurs. I.ohman had his
right thumb knocked out in the third and
Laurnn, who took his place, played a weak
same. Omaha ttartcd well In the third
when Laiuon walked and Frcclnnd and
OOmnell and Ilalrd hit for two runs.
.in uCy RcUled ,lown nnrl Manned them
till tho same was won, when ho let up
nnd the vlsltora pounded out six more
runs. Score;
DKNVKH.
AH. It. II. o. A. K.
115 0 1
; i; n n 0 0
J :i 2 n n n
t 2 1 n 0 0
" n 2 in n 1
1 l n 1
1 2 ft 1 1
n ft 1 n r. 1
-2 22001
3" 13 12 27 12 1
OMAHA.
All. It. II. O. A. !.
fi 1 2 2 2ft
I 1 1 ft 0 II
1 ft ft 2 0 U
I 0 1 t ft ft
3 I ft fi I 2
r, 0 1 s 2 1
1 2 2 0 n 1
fi 12 2 1ft
fi 2 2 112
0 12 1ft
12 K 12 27 IT 1
0ftftft2i 1 .i-i:i
0 0 2 0 0 0 11 4 2 s
J'rMoii. cf...
Miller. If
fJiielow. f
Holland, rf...
Hlckev. Hi....
Mohlor, 21)...,
Hellly, .-b
I.nwec, ss
McNoeley, p.,
Totnls
Toman, mi
Iceland, rf...".,
Lohmnn, c
Me.vicker, vt..
I.atizon, rf-c...
O'foniiell, lb...,
Tlulrd, If
Hoy. 31)
OTtouiko, 21),...
Hushes, p
Totals
Denver
Omnlin
l-.arucfl runs: Denver, r.j Omnhii. I. Two.
base, lilts: Hoy. Holland. Threo-bnso lilts
iiJfii?w' loMiitid. I'rcston. Homo nn
llelllv. IIiihok nn tvilU- im mwaIa,. n
off lIiiclKH. 7. Struck out: Ily McNoeiev.
vl,f.,lll,K,'c,"' 7i. ' Pltclior: By Moi
Vt.5, i. '!" Hughes. 1. Stolen buses:
..niHirr, iiinnw. riai-rillcc lilt: Preston
Time: 2:10. I'mplro: Kbrlght.
"KS MOINKS WI.NS I'HO.M SIOUX CITV.
urrorioss t.nnif Settled In I'm or of
Hie Heller Under.
DKS MOINKS. Aug. lli.-(S.cLlal Tele
Knim.uc.) .Mollies shook off Its Iioodoi
today and began the scries of twelve games
ei nome ny iiofcttlng Hloux (-iy very
nanoiiy. The grounds were very wot, hut
aecrilte that fact loth te.ims playel a hill-
iiani game ana no errors were made. Two
fast double plays by Dcs Moines and tho
njttlnR of both teams were the features
of the contest. A base nn balls anil three
singles Ktivo Pes Moines two Ir. the fourth;
two singles and a sacrlllco gave her three
In the. sixth and four singles a-lde I two In
the seventh. Sioux City gut one In Hie
sixth on a single and a two-bageoi' and
in inn niniu sinned a runaway that sing
Rere.l the locals. The tlrst two men mnrti
clean sing es nil then ufter n nnn.m, flv
two two-baggers drove In Hire? scores. DM
.Moines look a hraee hero and the next two
men were sent to tho bench. endltiR tho
.iiirmiiiiif c, BCore
DKS MOINKS,
AH. 11.
.... & 0
r... 5- 1
.... 4 2
II. O. A. K.
112 0
- 1 2 S 0
2 10 0
3 13 0 0
3 3 3 0
2 3 I) 0
0O00
2 10 0
0 0 7 0
ft 27 13 0
II. O. A. I'i.
o 2 ft 11
2 10 0
OI20
110 0
2 ID 0 0
2IIO
0 0 3 0
1 fi 3 0
3 0 0 0
Ti 27 IS "0
0 .1 2 0 0-7
y 1 U 0 31
Thlel, .lb
nn( ss '. . .1...
NaRle. cf
Rebsatnen, lb
Hlnos. 2b
Helsler. If ....
Warner, rf ...
l.nmau, a
Olade, p
Totals
ol t
SIOUX CITV.
ah, n.
Collars, rf 1 n
McCreadle, If 1
Hrahear. 2b 3 0
Orlflln. of 1 n
Olapscoek, lb 1 1
Nlles. 3b 3 1
Herte, ss 1 0
fote. o 1 1
McDonald, p 1 0
Totals 31 I
Des Moines ft 0 0 2
Sioux City 0 0 0 0
Two-baso hits: Nnglc, Olasscoek, fote
McDonald. Double nlavs: nines to Italian.
men; Olado lo Ball to Hebsamen. Buses on
balls: Off Olade, 2; off McDonald, 2. Struck
out: Hy Olade, 3; by MeDonuld, 1. Passed
nan: t-ote. time: finpire: Wat nor.
PUKHLO'S Ill'SH S'l'11,1, HOLDS liOOI).
Snlnts I nnlile to lleml OIT the Spurt
union IIiik stiirleil,
PITKHI.O, folo.. Aur. Kl.--t8neclal Tele
Rrani.) Piieldo won her tlfth contecutlve
Raine this artornoon, ilefeutlnB the Saints
by 12 In 6, In the third St. Joo erossul thj
plate live times on uccnunt of flosson's
eirors, but ut no other lime did unv of the
visitors get nearer 111 in third. The fea
tures of the oamo were 1'i.rrntfs strnn.
playlnK and youiiK Olbson's nllclilnrr. I'ar
rott beliiR a party lo two double nlavs nnd
the 17-year-old strlkliiR out three men and
riviiir uut live mises on Dans and , listen
ing untuuial coolness for a bcRlnner. Score
J'lJI-iUl-U.
AH. It.
H. O. A. H.
3 2 1ft
2 3 3 0
1 fi 0 0
1 !l 1 0
1 0 1 3
ft 0 0 II
0 7 ft ft
0 1 o 0
0010
1 27 IO 1
II. O. A. IO
0 0 2 ft
1 2 K I
1 (1 ft 1
ft 0 0 l
1 1J O 0
110 0
2 112
0 10 0
! 0 1 1
2 0 2 0
U 21 13 5
0 0 0 2 -U
ft 0 0 0 0 fi
Mollale, 2b ...
Itaymer, ss . .
Whltrldgo. uf
Parrotl. lb ..
Closson, 3b ...
Lally, rf
(iridium, c ...
Morsn, If ....
Ycrltes, p ....
Totals
1
...."O 12
JOSKPH.
ST.
AH. ft.
Strang, 3h I 1
Klynn, 2h 5 I
KllllR. o I ft
Schrall, If I 0
rirlmm. Ih 3 0
MoKlbben. cf I 0
Tlrlstow, ss I 1
Henley, rf I 1
fnderwood, p 1 1
Olbson, p 3 0
Totals 3d
Pueblo 0 S
St. Joseph 0 0
0
Kurned runs: Pueblo,
5; St. Joseph.
Two-baso hits: Whltl'ldpo, Gibson. Homo
run: t'arrou. noun e may: ciosson to sic
Halo to Parrott; Parrot! to Oraham. Hto'cn
liases: flosson, i.auy. Hacrwce hits- Hay
mor, WhltrldRC. Purrott. l.ally, Strung
liases on nuns; un 1 nnerwoou. l'. orr iiiti
son, 6. Wild pltih: Olhson. Struck out: Hv
YerKes, &; ny liinsoii. a. Time: .':w. umpire
liine.
Stniidlim of the Trunin
Played. Won. Lost. P.C
I
Denver
Des. Moines
Si. Joseph ,
Omaha ....
SI
3.1
,fil7
13
Pi
13
SS
37
II
II
17
l!
IS
.523
00
..fli
.fill
Floux flty
Pueblo 85
.13.5
Imllniis Dofcnt fontrnl (lt.
(IKNOA. Neb., Aug. Id -(Special.) The
best game of ball that lifts ben witnessed
here this season whs played today between
the. Indians ami fonirai uity. 11 was
CJ X. 37 O 2uZ X .
Bean th
B!gntur
cf
H. V.A Va.i l!tt ltuL'M (lAltffl
n.r. tii y) '" 'nu ,UJ "'" e'")'
Glgtitnr
sa c- n 1 A
B.-r. tL st lha Kind You Hma Always BaagW
SI
PilL'i"1.? bal.t,c resulted In finer of
the Indians. Mo : Hatttrle ( Clltial flu,
Letheby and Mltihcll. Indians. Kimbrink
and I.uar Score:
Central IMty I 1 0 o 0 0 n e 2
Indians o o 1 o 3 o o o i
"asii: or 'in is x.viiowi, lcaou:.
Me(!lnnl(- MiutnOt7t I'l t tnliti r k .Inst
lo SIhmv Them lluiv Knmy.
. J'lT'rsnL'nd. Aur. lGVlld throws by
U llllams and O UrU n In the first Inning,
letting In tti-ri riiHM n ..t, iu
i i iu ?' I'li'shurR. but McOlnnlty s un
derhand pitching would have beaten them
anyhow. Mustlns made his debut In the
seventh and. barring nervousness, made a
impression. Aiteliuance, 3,2W. Score:
I'lTTHBIJIia. I IIUOOKI.YN.
it. it O A i: i
H.H o a.i:
KcVin'M, cfrt 0 1 0 0 Jonos. rf.
1 1 1 0 0
Urkc, lf...o
0 1
: 10
1 0
0 0 Kecler, rf... 0 3
: 0
7 I
1 1
I
I 1
3 3
I 0
I J
' uritn, in.. 0
0 J Jcnntnsn, lb 0 1
0 0 Kelly. If I ;
ft 1 Dahleii. t 0
Wrfr, rf . 0
William, 5b 0
2
Illlz-hey, 2b.. 0
0 5 10 friii, nh .. ii 2
1 uonnor, v. 0
1 3 u Duly. tb..
I 0
ly, n 0
0 1
0 0
ft 0
S I Kurt-ell. c
I
hlllinni. ti 0
! 0 M'lllnnlly, p t
Hutting, p. 0
i Hi
- - I Total!..
.. S 12 V 12 0
TolaU.. .,0 5 2; II 3
ittsburc n ft ft ft ft ft ft ft (Vft
Drooklyn 3 0 0 0 0 .1 1 0 1-8
Kamed runn: rtninltlvn 1 I Inmn i-nn-
Kclley. Stolen bases: Keeler. Jennings,
DalV. Double tilnv: Dili- In ttnlilnn In
jcnninxs. first tiase 011 balls: Off Phil
llppl. 2; oft IlustlnR, 2; off McOlnnlty. 1.
jut u- niicncn nan: uiarKe. HtriicK out:
Hy Hillllppl, 3; by I lusting. I; by McOln
nlty, I. Umpire: O'Day. Time: 1:15.
tilntils Couldn't lilt Orllllth.
CIIIC'AOO. Auir. 1C tlrlintli ntlnweil lint
four scattered singles today nml was per
fectly supported, onlv one New Vnrlier
reai-hliiR third. Hickman's very wild throw
helped fhlcasn to niio run. Slerrers only
Rift and two singles scorlnc Attendance,
ncorc:
UUC.MiO. I NUW vottlv.
It. It oar n.H n t:
M''Mrtliy, If n t j n 0 V'llslt n. cf 0 1 3 10
I'll IMs, Jb. . i) 0 0 f, I Kills, es.. .0 ft 3 ft 0
MertM. i-f...ft 2 :' ft 0 Srlbai-li. If., ft I 3 ti 0
ilirn. rf... lilt 0 lllrknuin, 3b 0 1 1 1 -.'
(lanf.M. Ih 0 I 17 ft 0 Smith, if. ... otto
HmJIey. 3b. I I 1 .1 .1 toye, llj . . . 0 17 0 0
.M'fm'k, Hi, 0 ft 2 AGks'on, Sit. 0 0 13 0
f'hnnre, c.ft 1 i 0 ft (Iraily, 1 .. .0 0 I 0
Uilllllh. p...ft 0 u 3 A.Mirce.-, p....O 0 0 I 0
Total! 2 7 I
18
Totals.
0 I 21 11 1
'hlcago
... 0 0 0 I 0 0 I 0 -''
.. 0 0 0 0 0 0 ft 0 00
Chicago. I: New York. 3.
New York
Left on bases
wo-bnse lilt:
Oanzel. Stolen Ijusc: Duvls.
Double nlavs:
(iroi'ii to (lanzel to ( hllds
MeCormlek to Oanzel I2i. Smith to Doyle.
Struck out: Hy Mercer. 3. Bases on balls:
Off f.rlllltli. 2; off Mercer. 1. Hit with ball:
.nance. Time: 1:30. Umpire: Swarlwood.
I iirilliutls Were llimj.
ST. I.UtMH. Aug. lfi.-Dlneen twirled In
sensational form ami his shoota fooled the
St. Louis batters whenever things appealed
dangerous. Atlcndatiuc, 2,100. Score:
T. liOlTs.
BOSTON.
It.H O A.
It.H O.A.C
IturhMt. If . 0 0 I 0
HeMrlrk. cf. ft I 7 I
ttnnnlinn, if 0 t 1
Iing. p. . . ft ft 2
Hlalil. rf ... ft 0 ft
I'ollhis. 31).. 0 0 2
I'ref man, lb 0 2 I !
Duffy. If.... I I 0
Donovsn. rf 0 i 0 ')
nilla'il, 3I . 0 1)
WHllsre, is. 0 ft
Jelhter. 3b . 1 1
Mi liann, lb. 0 0
liw
5b...
.12 1
.000
.10 0
relger,
, 0 U
Sulllvnn,
Jonci", p..,
. ft 1
. 0 I
. 0 0
Ulntrii, p..
Ponlln ..
Young, p..
Total! 3 6 27 15 0
Tnt.lls. ... I 8 21 7 1
Baited for Jones In the eighth.
St. Louis 0 0 0 ft 0 0 0
1 0-1
Boston 0 0 0 0 I ft 0
2 "3
Karned runs: St. Louis, 1; Boston, 2.
rwo-base hit: lleldrlck. Three-base hits:
Duffy. Lowe. Hamilton. Bases on balls:
Off Dlneen, 1. Struck out: Hv Jones, 2;
ny uineeii, ntoien oases: tiurKcti ut.
Donovan. Time: 1. 13. Umpire: Hutst.
Ileds (nn Hen t luitUcr.
CINCINNATI. Aug. IH. The locals hit
l-'razer very hard today and won easily.
Breltenstcln was steady throughout. At
tendance, 200. Score;
CINCINNATI. I PHILADELPHIA.
K II O.A.C. ' n.H.O A.C.
IWirit, cf.. 0 0 2 0 ft Thomas, cf.. 0 3 2 0
rnwfeirt, ir: 2 3 i o tiisgie, ir n o ( o
tlfnffMt, 3b 2
4 n De'lmnty. lb ft 0 io ft
HtckUy. 1
0 0, UJole, 2l... 0 10 2
or ornn. ft ft
2 1
I'llclt, tf.. .0130
WolVlon. 31. a 1 I 0
Murphy, c.ft 1 , I
Mellrlde. rf. I
0 I)
Qnlnn, 2I . . 0
I'fltr. r 0
t
3 0'
Ilntmi, ss.... ft 0 2
UrTateln, p0
O.Kiaier, p.
12 0
TnlMl! . . 6 II 2i 12 l Total 3 S 21 II
Inclnnatl 2 0 0 0 0 0 4 ft 6
Philadelphia 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1-3
Karned runs: Cincinnati, fi; Philadelphia,
Two-Iihss hits: Ktclnfeldt (21.. Ueckley
(2l, Thomas, l-'razer, Lajole. Three-base
hits: Murphy, Wolverlon. Stolen bases:
rhomas. Murphy. Ursl unso on ball
Brellensteln, fi; Kr.tzer, 3. Struck out:
Ilreltcnsteln. 2: Krazer, I. Hit by pitched
ball: Brellensteln. 1. Passed ball: Murphy
Wild pitch; 1-razer. Time: 2:ls. umpire:
Kmsuc.
StnnilltiB of Hie Tennis.
Plas
Won. Lost. P.CI.
&7 33 .633
fi2 43 .S47
47 II .Mil
17 47 .M0
Ifi 47 .491
43 40 .4IS
10 4'J . 110
31 51 .as
Brooklvn 00
Pittsburg 0"i
Philadelphia 01
Chicago 01
Boston iu
Cincinnati ft-'
St. Louis M)
New York SS
OAMI3S OK TIIK AMKIIH A. I.I1AOI li,
.MIItTMnker nuil (IiIomro Piny n
Im'lii- InnliiK Demi ller.t.
MILWAl'KKK. Au..'. M.-Waddell and
Patterson hitched great ball, but tho game
enaen in a tie after twelve innings had
neen pinyed. it neing too unrit to continue.
After .Milwaukee had tied tho score in
the ninth tho visitors scored on a single
and a triple In tho twelfth, but In Mil
waukee's half ot tho Inning Anderson sent
the ball lo tho loft tie d for a nomcr. after
two men had been retired. The Holding of
o i.eary was the feature. Attendance, i'.WJ.
Hcoro:
MlLWAl'KBE.
CHIC'AOO.
n.ii.o.A.n
H.H.O.A 13.
Ketclicm, of 0 I 1
o o
Boy, rf.. ..
Walilrnn. rf. 0 I 4
0 0
Hliearon, rf,
3 I 0
Anrtrroii, lb 1 2 IS
0 M'K'rl'n.l.
IfO 1 2 0
Jbll 0 1 3
I-'Ultj, If 0 ft 2 ft lilliiitman,
Conroy, ss. . . 1 2 3
2 I Piltn, 2h.. 0 ft
2 0
llutke, 3b .. I I 0
Al.'tlohlo, 2b 0 1 1
1 0 lsbell. lb.... 0 11!
2 1 1 Woods, c.... 0 I 3
1 0 O'Loury, s. 0 1 S
ii 3 Pallet son, pft I 2
1
1
6
DlRRlns, u... 0 1 S
Wa.ldill, p.. 0 2 1
Total! 3 IP3S II l Total! 3 10 30 18
Woods out; hit by batted ball.
Mllwujkco 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 t-i
Chicago 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-3
ICarned runs: Milwaukee. 3: Chicago. 1
rwo-base hltsj; Shearon. Waldron. Three-
baso lilt: MeKarland. Homo run: Ander
son. Base on balls: Off Waddell, 2; off
Patterson. 2. Stolen bases: Conrny. Hoy
Sacrifice tilth: Burke. Abhatlchlo. Shearon
MeKarland. Struck out: By Waddell. 5; by
I'alterson, ;i. i.etl on nascs: .MiiwauKee,
II; ChlctiBO. 11. Time: 2:15. Umpires
Reldy and Sugdcn.
Shutout for Cloi cluiiil.
CLKVKLAND, Aug. pi. Today's game
was a pitcher a nattle netween liart and
Krlsk. In the fifth Walters was Inlured
and had to leuve the game. Both teams
fielded well. Attendance, l,b"0. Score:
CLEVELAND. , DKTUOIT.
K.II.O.A.C.I n.II.O.A.E
Plckrrlnr. of 0 1 3 0
Krlbf. rf.. ft 0 3 0
ntiilai, lt-3b 0 2 2 2
L'Chanct. lb 0 112 0
l-'Iooi, 2b.... 0 0 2 3
Hhny, 0 1 2 i
t'llahani. r.. 0 ft 1 2
Waltrrt. 3b. 0 0 1 2
0 Ca!fy, 3b.... 0 0 0
0 Holm!, rf.. 0 2 1
1 Barley, If... 0 1 3
1 i:ilrfM, ss I 0 3
0 M'Al'atrr, c 0 1 2
0. Dillon, lb.
0 Nlcliol, cf.
.0 111
.012
. u 0 2
.110
0 Ilysn, Jli
UraiKUi". rf 0 1 10 0 l-'rlnk. p
Hart, n 0 o o t i
TUIUIS.
27 18
Total" ... 0 8 27 19 31
Cliiveliinil 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ft
Detroit 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0
Klrst himo no errors: Cleveland. 1: De
trolt, 1 Two-base hit: Holmes. Sacrlllco
hits: Friable. LuChance. McAllister. Stolen
bases: Shay, Nlcliol. Krlsk. Klrst base on
balls: Off Hart. 3; off Krlsk, 2. Struck out
Hi. Hun f.iiv liv Krlsk. Walters. Krl!
ble. Bragglns, Hit by pitched ball: Holmes
Double nlavs: Hart to Shay to LaChaucc
Hvan to Klberfeld to Dillon. Klberfeld lo
Dillon. Left on oases: (.leveiaun, u: ur
trolt. 7. Passed balls: Crushum. 2. Time
1:15. Umplte. Sheridan.
HISOIIH SUM l.OSlllR.
ni'KPA l.O. Atic. 16. Buffalo celebrate
Its homecoming by being defeated at the
hands of Indianapolis. Ourdner pitched an
exctdlcnt game, and but threo lilts were
made off him. Buffalo played well after
tho tlrst Inning. Krrors by Indianapolis
gave tho home team two runs lu the ninth
Alicuuuncc, i.iuu. score;
BL'rTAI-O. i INDIANAPOLIS.
11 It O.A.K n II.O.A.E.
Oetlman, rf. I 0 1 0 HH'gritier, rf 1
Carry, cf ... 0 0 1 0 0,llui Isell. U..0
lUllltan. If ft ft 2 0 0 (ller, cf ... 1
Pchrfe, C...0 0 3 J 0 Murooii, 3b.. 1
Carey, 1b.... 0 0 12 1 0 Mmlloon. a. I
Hurt, 2b ....0 I 5 3 0 Power, e... 0
lllirbi-or. isO ft I 5 3i Kelly, lb.. .0
1 0
2 I
1 3 0
0 3 I
1 1 4
1 12
1 0
0 0
Andrew !, 3b 1 2 I 3 1 Hlikey, 3b . 1
lUitlnai. p. 0 0 I 3 0 Uardner, p..O
Kerwln ... o o 0 0 Oi
Total..
& 10 27 13
Totals .... 3 3 27 17 51
Butted for Hastings In the ninth
Buffalo 0 ft 0 0 0 0 0 0
Indianapolis . ...4 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 05
Earned, runs; Indlunapolta, 2. Two-bao
hits Oeltr. Powers Three-base lilt Hart
Stolen base Hi' ke Do ible t ,as liter
bauer to Hart lo Carev. Hartsell In Pow
ers. I'irst base on balls. Off Hastings, 2.
Struck out. By Hastings, 1. by Gardner.
1. Time. 1 I". Umpire. Dwyer.
Minneapolis (lulls n I tinl.
MINNKAPOI.IS. Aug. Ifi -The rerent ba 1
playing bv the home team has aused .1
falling off In attendance and the game
scheduled to be plaed here toJay with
Knnsas City was called off. It will be
played later at Kansas City, with a view to
making more money.
SIlinilliiK of the Tcntn.
Played. Won. Lo. f.r.
Chicago w 5 as .fin
Indianapolis 07 62 l
Milwaukee lftl fiR l .Ml
Detroit 103 55 15 Ml
Cleveland fi 1? M . '-'
Kansas City 101 M M .Hi
Buffalo 101 41 (V) .Itf
Minneapolis W3 12 61 -Vi
Ynlle) Winn Tim Unities.
VALLKY, Neb.. Aug. Ifi.iRpeelal. 1 To
day's ball games at the Douglas count)
veterans' reunion were of the kind that
please a bis crowd, with pb'titv of hits,
runs, Rood plays, bad plays, fun and ex
citement. The home team won both games
Score llrst game:
Valloy 2 1 1 ft 0 fi 0 1 e-10
titan 0 I 0 2 0 0 0 0 03
Karned runs: Valley, fi: Yutnti. 2. lilts:
Valley. 12; Ytitnn, 0. Krrnrs: Valley. 5;
Yutnn, I. Tv.o-banc hits: Cowles, DeVore.
Struck out: By Ends, 15: bv Adams. 0
Batteries: Valley, Kads and Lads; Yutun,
Adams and Miller. Umplte: Havens.
Score second Ritmc:
Valley 0 ft 2 3 1 I 0 :! 212
1 ntun 0 0 0 0 2 0 2ft
learned i-nnn- ViiIIav- ? Vmnn S 1 1 1 1 m :
Valley. II; Yutnn. 12." Ktrors: Valley, 4;
Ytltan. li. Twn.li:iui. litis: I'nwlrs i2l.
Depew. Anthnns. Tliree-lmse lilts: Miller.
Kads. fonlnuton. Miller. Antbons. Struck
out: Bv Kads, 1; by Denton. I; by Pollock.
I; by DeVore. 1; by Adams. 7. Double
pin;-: t owies 10 Hunter t .Miner. i;-it.iy
iiuusslsled. Batteries: Valle. Kad. D"h
ton. Pollmk anil Kads, Yuan, DeVore,
Adams and Depew. umpire- Buyle.
(iiinen nt (ili-iiii nod Ton run men I.
CiLKNWouD. la.. Aim. Hi. (Sneclal l
'hebase hall loiirii.inirnt In progress her.'
hrtH lieen rlr.lmoft Morlniirlv hv ruin nml tils
attendance, whli h is very good considering
mo weather, is not What was expected, and
1 no association win prnimuiv lose money
The best amateur talent In tin- slate Is
nlavlne with the teams.
On Tuesday, the opening dav. (Ilenwood
defeated Council Bluffs, 17 to 2: Malvern
defeated Tabor, II to 2. On the second day
Malvern won from Council Hlurfs. 3 to 2.
and O enwood from Tabor. ,1 to I.
Batteries. Cilenwoort. Wl Kins Brothers.
Wilkinson. Oalucs and Oraham: Council
Bluffs, Moulton, Stevenson and Plcknrd;
Ma ern. Bedford battery. Bridges and Mill
hnltund: Tabor. Morgan. Tine. Weather-
head and Bowe. Umpire: Atkinson.
Killed by Pitched Hull,
ASHTABULA. O. Mia Ki.-Suni Amldo'l
11 prominent business man, wbll" 1 laylmt
Pall today was striuK on tne nca 1 ny
pitched ball anil Instantly killed.
PROVES REGULAR MUD LARK
rent Ill-nil .Millies SIhmv of Ills Klelil
In Prnlrle SlnKes at t lli.rleni
llnee TrncK.
CIIICAC.O. Aug. I.-C.ieat Bend, the
odds-on favorite, won the Pralrlo stakes at
narlcm loduv. He was muoi th.- nest
fairly reveled In the deep mud and won
easily. The stake was worth $1,175 to thi
winner and was one of the most interest
Ing stakes of the meeting. Six good hnrsen
were entered and only one scrntclied. this
oeiug rue i.auy. uniy lour nurses were
entered In the second race, but It proved
to bo one of th most inlrlted b.ittlnii prop
osltlons of the day Everj norse was well
played, especially The Unknown, who was
instai en lavontc nt 3 to a. hummarj :
Mrst race, four and one-half furlongs:
Sad Sam, 100 (W. Jones), fi to 1. won, Wood
Stick, 105 (Tally i, 15 to 1. second; Shut
i n. kb l nk r i i. 5 to 2. tin. Time:
0:59 1-3. Icon. Peaches. William Ack, Matin.
.lanewood. Jack Unv e. liscar. Ilss rsouooy
and Senator Joe also ran.
Second race, ono ml o nml twenty yarns:
Ktta. lli (Tally), 4 to I, won: The Un
known. Ill illloss). 13 to 10, second; Noble
man, 122 (W. Klley), 19 to 5, third. Time:
1:5.1. Wax also ran
Third race, one nil e: Ohirtlan. int (Tally i.
IS to fi. won; J J T, 1C (T. Knight). 1 to 1,
second: Blue Dan. 101 (Wlnklleld). ti to 1.
third. Time; 1:W. Thomas Carey, Mnryland
Hcserve, Walkcnshaw, Tyrba and Bar
Steel also ran.
Kourth race. Prnlrle stakes, one mllo and
a. sixteenth: (Jrent Bend. 107 (Dunce). 4 to
5. won; Ohnct, 01 (McOInn). 13 to l. hocoiiU;
.Alacy. 107 (BerRCtt). is to o. nurd. mie,
l:5i 1-3. Kound nnd Prince Blazes abo ran.
Mfth rare, one mile: Josephine li. 101
(Tally), 0 to 2. won; Lennep, 105 (Blnss), 3
to 1. second; Banish. 105 (McGinn,), 7 to 2,
third. Time: 1:40 1-3. Annnwan. Branch
Hefugee nnd Bill (Inrrett also ran.
Sixth race, ono mile: uuraii. vs mupcoi.
R to 1. won; Mnrlha Fox, 00 (Seaton). 8 n
1, second; Marlon Lynch. 90 (Tally), 12 to
I. third. Time: 1:5.1 l-a. liairu, i.ittie iiiuie.
Belter B. (la l-o. joe sncjuy, urown vatt
and Loch nlao ran.
TOO MUCH MUD AT SARATOGA
Interest In Many of the llnces In I)c-
ntrojed hy Vninermis Wttli
ilrn ivuln.
SAHATOOA. N. Y.. Aug. 1U.-A heavy
track snolled what promised to bo a good
day's racing. The Mumm handicap had
most of its interest destroyed by tno with
drawal of Blues, Sharpshooter, Tho Puri
tan, iiocKtou aim oilier cons. Aiiaru
Schreck and Lndy Schorr, coupled In the
betting, wero favorites. There was con
siderable play on The Musketeer, but his
owner wns forced to bo content with sec
ond money, Lady Schorr winning, with
something lu reserve, by a. length. All. ml
Schreck finished third.
Of the foar In the Saratoga Hunt cliih
steeplechase Hlghle. the even money
ravorite, nnu -t ne nui ieu ai tno nrsi jump.
Diver won easily after refusing the water
jump, the second lime around. Bestilts:
f irst race, one nine: uannocKiuirn, t;u
(Bullmau). 2 to 5, won; Intrusive. HO
(Burns.), ll to s and out, second; noons
Brigade, ino (Kreeman). 00 to 1. third. Tlmv
l:4fii. Threo slurters.
Hecond race, nunuicap, one nuio una a
furlong: Compensation, 112 (Bullmau), 2 to
1, won; nadford, 100 (Henry). Pi to 5 and
even, second; Kavnnlus, 115 (Turner), 2 to 1,
third. Time; :uu,i. i oniaion aiso ran.
rhlril race. Mumm handicap. 2-yoar-oiiis.
six furlongs: Lady Schorr, 110 (O'Connor),
13 to 20. won: Tho Musketeer, lu.1 (Henry).
5 to 1 nnd even, second; Allan! Shrcck. 12G
(Burns), coupled with Lady Schorr In net
ting, third. Time: l:l7a4. Tammany Chief,
Illver Bank and Maximum also ran.
Kourth race, nvo furlongs: Cyrano, no
(Clnwson), 7 to 2, won; Lady Contrary, 103
(Henry). 15 lo 1 and ti to 1. second: Oaladay,
tOtl (O'Connor), 7 lo 2, third. Time: 1:01.
Beauty Book. Terrorist. Loiter. Knlgram.
Cupidity, Charawlnd and McKleckuoe also
ran.
Kifth race. Saratoga Hunt eun. about
two and a hulf miles: Diver. lOO (Veltch),
7 to r. won: Champion, 162 (iirnzii). 12 to 1
and 2 to 1. second. Time: 8:32',3. lllgble
and The Cad fell.
Ileaulls ut HlRhliinil I'nrk.
DKTROIT, Aur. Pi. Terminus tlp-toed a
smurt all-aged Held ut Highland park today
nnd easily beat the odds-on favorite, Sweet
Canorcl. holder of tho track record for six
furlongs. Coslro rode a bad race on Toad
Halney. fnvorlto lu the 2-year-old event
nnd was beaten by Lady Kdlth, n I to 1
chanc Btsults:
Klrst race, seven furlongs, selling: Kessy
K. 102 (A. wetier). 7 to 111, won; russule, 10
(McQuude), 2 to 1, second; Viola K. 113
(Landry). 15 lo 1, third. Time: 1:20'.
Mound Builder and Anl e Teuton also ran.
Second race, four and a hnlf furlongs:
Lndy Kdllh. 103 (Landrv), 4 lo 1, won: Toad
itniney, no tuastro). to u, second: Hirrois
tor, 100 (Cohurn), 5 to 2, third. Time: 0:56'i
Oupa and Betta Badge also rnn.
Third race, six furlongs: Terminus, t,1
(J. Daly), ii to 6, won; sweet fupurul, 111
(Coburn). 3 to 5, seconil; Chorry Head, 10
( A. Weher). 20 to 1, tnird. Time: l:15'.J.
Charley Heels also ran.
Kourth race, one mile, selling: l.adv of
the West. 107 (A. Weher). 3 to 2. won: Baf
fled, 92 (J. Daly). 9 to 5, second; Magog. 5
ti.,. Thompson), nw to t, mini. Time: i;42'i
Alien and Salvndo also ran.
Klfth race. slc furlongs, selling: Left
Bower, 104 U. Dal)'). 11 to 3, won; Nancy
Till. 103 (Landry). 2 to 1, second; Bey Saln-
zar, us i.Mci'iiaue), v) to 1. third. Time
1:15. It Q Ban. Sagatuck. Crinkle. Tom
Klupsloy, Miss Konnlmd and St. Sulplce
unto ran.
Sixth race, six furlongs, selling: Jueomu
107 (C. Wllsnni. 3 to 1. won, Sai khen, 97 (A
Weber). 3 to 1. second; Qjeen Anne. 10J
(Coburn). li to 1. third. T me: 1: 5 Her
mencla, Ice Drop, Sauco Boat, cilpsetta
ami wuu t-otiou aiso ran.
Itesnlts nl SI, Louis 'I'rneU,
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 16. In a ningnlllcent
name netween i.oving uup and Mt. cuth
bert the former won In a llerce drive lu-
half a length ut the fair grounds. Tho
track was fast. Besults:
Klrst rare, selling, six and one-half fur
longs: Verv Light. ICC (Dnmlnlck), ti In 1
won; Klslo Venner. 93 (Dale), fi lo 1 and 2 to
1 second- Sangamon, Ho iKallehyt. 14 to 1
third. Time: 1:23. Water Crest, Kurt
Union. Canrobert. Kojr Leaf C. dale. Tow
ers and Wrkola also ran
Second race, maidens, ono mile Kill y
Clydc, 9'i iDale), i to 5, won, Terry Uanetr.
1 -i iV.m Diiien. 7 t.-. 1 and .: to 1 st in.l
rV2'i,cl ki .""'5"-'.'i L ";!!
illir-. i.l.-i iniiuit' ii. liunili'n .
Loka. Bonne Kt Nolr. Monaahan Bnii.niu.i.
omella. Morgeu Stem and Duchess VI aNo
ra n.
Third rare, selllntr. six fiirloiiBp. 'Orleans.
lo.l iDumluhki. S to J. won; Seething. 07
iDalei. S to 1 and 2 to 1, second; Quick
llanae. lofi (Ollmore). 2 to 1. third. Time.
l.ltt,. Plondor. Scorpolette. Ad Olbson and
narry uuuiau also ran
Kourth race, six furlongs: Loving Cup.
110 K. Mathews), 13 to 5, won; St. Cuth
bert, 105 tKallehy), oven and 1 to 3. second,
Trlndltza, 103 (J. T. Woodsl. 7 to 2. third
rime: 1.13. D ana Konso and Miss Vetne
also ran.
l-Tftn race, selling, one and oiie-slMeeiuii
miles: Colonel Oay, 107 tl-'rosti, 11 to 5.
won: Chorus Boy. P'l (H. Mathews). 0 to 5
and 3 to fi, second; Ulnar Del Illo, 10.'
(Unlet, to In t. third. Time: U.VH.. Cathe
dral, Domozetta and Lee Kins also ran.
sixth race, selling, six and a pair iur
longs: Kree Lady. 1ml lOlltnore), .1 to 5,
won; La Mascotta, 106 (J. T. Woods), lo to
I and 2 to 1, second: Chemisette, lafi iDoml-
nlcki, ! to 1. third. Time; i:23i,. rtuuy
ltllev. Aunt Mary, Regatta and Iron Chan
cellor also ran. t
Itesnlts nt (ileni rnlls.
OLKNS KALLS. N. Y.. Aug. 16 -The
grand circuit r.icis were decided over a
truck fully rour seconds slow, inc yum
mary: 2:19 trot, purse ll.ov). postponed from yes
terday: Lady (letaldlnc. b. in., by Con
stantino (Ocers) 2 1 1 1
Krntik Creamer, br. g. (Arthur)... 12 2 5
Maggie Anderson, b. 111. (Dcllln-
gen fi '' -
Plerrott. b. s. 1 McDowell) 3 I 3 3
Wlnnlford. br. m. (Burch) 15 4 4
Bow Hem. b: g. (Lockwood) ills
Time: 2.11",. 2:11' 1. 2:15. 2:11.
2:01 class, pace, purse J1.'H):
Searchlight, br. h., by DurkllRht
1 McCarthy) !
Anaconda, b. g. (Moltenry) 2
l'rank Hogiish. b. Ii. (Golden) 1
Chehalls. blk. (O'Nellli I
1
2 .1
I ro
Time: 2:07, 2:7, 2:n.'i, 2:0,'-,.
211 class, trot, nnllnlslied, pure Jl.u"'):
Nell (iwynne, gr. m , ny Aicryon
iltallibun)
Nigger Jink, blk. g. lArlhuri
Dot Miller, h. m. (Mcl)oimldi
Dainty Daffo. blk. m. iHaldwiiii
Alice Barnes, b. 111. (Noble)
lrlso. b. m t.MiCall)
Tetn H. b. m. (Unroll)
I
1
.1 I
2 I
3 2
I u
li U
(IIS
Time: 2:1 "4. 2.11'i. :'.
l-'rceporl lliirnes llnee.
KHKICPOBT, HI.. Aug. PL The meeting
of the Kreeporl (III.) Driving Par': nso
rlntlon oieaed today with .1 heavy tnn-K.
The only races pulled OIT were tho 2. .'5 tr-t
nnd the 2:27 pace. Mark Allerlon won the
tlrst raen In thrc slrnlghl hents anl Tod
Williams, 11 horse that sold at 3 lo 1, won
the pace. Summary:
2:2 class, trolling, purse $.ii0: Malk AI
lerlon won In straight heats. Tim: 2:23
2'25. 2:21 (Iray Billy was second ami Lndy
Nestor third Jnymaker and Corysan.lu
also started.
2:27 class, paring, purse f.0: Tod II
Hams won llrst. second and sixth heats.
Time: 2:2IW, 2;:0'4. 2:214. Vesper won the
fourth and llfth heats and was second
Time: 2:1M(. 2:2 Dnndv won the third
heat In 2:1!M,4 and was third. Kva Victor,
Abbott Hill. Captain S, Allani and ilay
Mac nlso started.
JAWSMITHS WORK OVERTIME
l-'llrsltnninns nml llruily Sil(lliiir nnd
Sputtering Over Another Mntoh
wild .lenrlcM.
NKW YOKK. Aug. 16 James J. Jeffries'
refusal to meet tho winner of tho Sharkey
Kllzslmmona bout on August 31 1iuh caused
tho Australian to Issue a statement In
which he threatens to claim the champion
ship by defuult If successful in his coming
encounter. In this statement KlUsltn
nions says-
I see thai Jeffries linn crawled out of th
responsibility of meeting me In the ring
again. On Tuesday Mr. Brady, walling
until Sharkey und myself were matched
for August 21, rnnuengcii tne winner i"
meet Jeffries August 31. I promptly ne.
cepted tho opportunity, providing 1 was
fortunate onougn 10 ueieni nimim-.
The matter was settled men ana mere.
Vnw MiIm prent obamiilnii of tho world
can't devote ten dnys to training for the
prospect of establishing beyond question his
right to tho title and earning about $25,0"0.
The truth of tho matter is tnni jouries is
nfrald to meet me again. I have accepted
every offer he ever made for a return match
and vet he has made a siuy excuse 10 gci
out of tho mutch. I hereby plvo Jeffries
notice that, having accepted Ills onanenge,
In the event or winning irom nnarRcy, 1
ulmh olulm the chamnlonshln of the world.
and I believe the public will sustain my
claim and recognize me us me real cnani
lon. When William A. Brady, tho champion's
tunnager, was shown Kltzslmmons state
ment ho made an announcement that may
yet robitlt In a match between KitzslmmonB
and Jeffries. Brady said
It Ik eimtomarv for an nsntrnnt to post a
forfeit und Issue a challenge ns nn act of
good faith. Of course Kltzslmmons will
have to defeat Sliarkev. or we will not con
alder any match with him. Jeffries knocked
him out once nnd there Is no reason why he
should light ngaln with nun. .lerrrles. how
ever, lo show that he Is the real champion
will right, i-uzsimmons ir ne wins irom ine
sailor, mil tnero is one condition inai 1
will Ins st tmnn. and that is the winner
take the entire purse. Ho will not split tho
purse, ns Kltzslmmons suggested to mo the
otnor da-.
Now. If Kltzs inmons has such n Rood
chance of det'untlng Jeffries let htm nccept
tbeso conditions. He will then have an
opportunity to battle for his lost laurels and
incidentally it stnau-sizcu fortune.
Scores In (iolf Toiirniiiuent
ONWKNTSIA OOLK LINKS. LAKK
KOHKST. III.. Aug. Hi. In thA llrst round
for tne iiaveuoaK eiip touny tiruno smith
Onwentsla, beat Charles Allen. Kenosha
Country club, 5 up and I to play: P. B.
Hoyt, Glenvlew, defeated Kred Hnmlln,
ciucuKo. 0 up and & to play; waiter Knott,
Kdgewnter. overcame. Waiter Kgan, Lake
Geneva, 3 up and 2 to play; William Waller,
unwenisia, neat. .Mai .Moore, Lake ueneva,
1 up and 1 10 piay.
Scml-nnals:
Bnvlnonks cup: Bruce D. Smith defeated
Phelns B. Hovl. one un. nineteen holes
William Wallb defeated Walter Klott, two
up.
Solace cup: K. It. Pelllt defeated Kliuer
Williams, one up. A. (5. Bennett defeated
J. D. Hubbard, live up, four to play.
Tyro cun: W. M. McCawlcv defeated J
M. Sellers, two up, ono to play. Kdwurd
McO acii in defeated 11. II. Aiken, one un
Lake County cun: Phelns H. llovt end
John M. Sellers defeated Walter K. Kgan
and K iner w 1 lams, six un. ve to 11 ay
David It. Korguti and D. Mark fummlugs
deieateo v. I. usuorne und i-'iank D. vrt
zler, eight up, six to play.
Tennis nl .Newport.
NKWPOHT, H. I., AUR. 10. Today w.ts
not good tennis weather for the competl
tors In tho all-comers' tournament at th
Casino, rain early In the dav having P'l'
the courts In noor condition, lion- and
Black, tho Kngllshmen. are yet prominent
In the tournament, although thou- Ameri
can opponents gavo tnem a nuru iiumu
summary:
Singles, second round
A. W. Goro beat 11. Ward, C-l. 4-6, 3-6
7-5. C-3.
It. D. Wrenn beat B. Stevens, 6-0. 6-1, 7-1
M. (.. Chase ncut l-'. B. Alexander,
6-3. 6-2.
W. A. Lamed beat Sam Hardy, 6-1, 6-1
C-3.
George Wrenn beat K. D. Little, 1-6, 6-2
6-0. 6-2.
Wright beat Collins. 6-3. Mi, 4-6. r-3, 6-1
Dm- heat Al on. 6-4. 0.6. 1-3. 7-4. 6-2
Black beat Budlong, S-fl, 2-6. 6-1. 9-11. 6-1
Onuilin Cricket Club kiiIiinI Yeleriius
Suturday nfternoiin the Omaha Cricket
club will play a match game against a
team of veteran cricketers picked from
Omaha and S-'nnlh Omaha who nr- lint now
members of the Omaha Cricket club. Neatly
all have played in prominent i-uuniy
matches. Although the "vets" are i-omo
what rustv. it Is rumored that l aptaln
Lennnn has warned his team to bewtoo of
another "Chicago." The game will start
sharp nt 2:30 No admission will he
churged and the public Is cordially Invited
( nolo Itiiclnu In Hie K.uxt.
SPRINGKIKLD, Mass , Aug. 16.-Watsiiu
Coleman of this city defeated John
Klsher of Ctileugo by one lap lu n llfteen
mllo motor-put ed rate on the Coll-ieum bl
evole tiai-lt 1 1. 11 1 lt I . t . Time: 2ii.fi:) 1-5.
"HAItTKOBD. Conn. Aig. It'.. t thi
Velodrome races tonight Miller lafe-ited
Major Taylor In a ten-mile motor-paicd
race. Time: 17:41 Miner
was throw laps
ahead at Iho tlnlsh.
l)u)'s HcNiilts ut TciiiiIn,
NKWPOHT. It. I.. Aug. 15.- n the mil
lonal tennis tournament today It. D. Wrcun
beat Hlchard Stevens. 6-0. ii-1. 7-5; Malcolm
ciuisH ient k. H. Alexander. -2. 6-3. u-2. w
A. Lamed bent Samuel Hardy. 6-1, 6-1. 6-3
Holcomhe Ward beat V W. Gore. ti-1. 4-6,
3-. 7-t. 6-3; O. L. Wrenn, Jr.. beat It. D.
Little, 1-6. 6-2. 6-0. 6-2.
Denier llmrr (iets Mnteli,
CUKVKLAND. Aug. 16.-Arleles were
signed for a Hunt hentomlier 1 between
Bubo Korrons of this city and Young Peter
jnoKsoii or uenver ror the welterweight
cnampionsnip Tho men an m weigh in at
i( 'ounds at 3 p. m on the afternoon of the
tight.
llMd'C I'HD IVtMlV I I I'Ui1
liLAoliO rUIv l.MMAA LAM)) I
Acting Sccrotary Ryan Insists That They
- Be Minutely Sciutinizsd.
SAYS SYSTEM IS WRONG IN PRINCIPLE
.Mill. oh n l.onfer of Hie Imllnn Inslenil
uf TcucliliiK 1 1 1 tn lo Heroine Self
siipiiortlnu Accorillnu to the
( r I u I li it I Idcii.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 16. (Special Tele
gram.) Tho intention of the Interior de
partment was recently called to the fart
that nearly 400 lease on allotted lands or
the Omaha and Winnebago Indians In
Thurston county. Nchradkn. were being held
up, and that if Immediate urtloti was not
had considerable hardship would result to
Indian allottees. Acting Secntary Hyan said
today that leases had to bo gone over care
fully beforo final approval could be made,
and as tho forco of the Interior department
Is at present short-handed by reason of em
ployes taking vacations the work of exami
nation Is necessarily much slower than
would ordinarily be the case. He said that
leases were not "held up" In the sense or
any oppoultlon to them, but wero very mi
nutely scrutinized, so that Indians maklnts
leases would have rightful protection,
Leasing of Indian lands Is wrong In
principle." said Secretary Ilyan, "and a slop
ihould be put to It. The government should
tuslst upon the Indians becoming self-supporting
Instead of permitting them to be
come loafers. It Is a mistaken Idea to per
mil the Indians lo llvo olf the government.
1 naif ml ho should be taught lo work and
to realize that his standing In the com
munity depends entirely upon his ability to
farm his lands and realize on his crops."
Tho Interior department recently Issued
nn order that all leases of allotted lands
hereafter made should contain a clause stip
ulating that the lestor agreed to Improve
Iho leasehold In tho way of building fences,
barns and outhouses, so that when tho lu-
linn began farming ho would tlml that his
properly had advanced In vuluc Instead of
having retrograded by reason of the leases.
Secretary Hyan tcdny passed upon a large
number of Omaha leases, which will bo sent
to Agent .Mathuwxon ns rapidly as possible.
I'orl I)odc Mii lie! I he HUliop.
A member of the Catholic delegation In
this city said relative to the establishment
of tho new episcopal sec nt Sioux City, la .
Tho Idea had by no means been abandon Jd,
and I have no doubt It will be recommended,
but whether tho bishop shall be located at
Slou City or Port Dodpe Is a much mooted
question. Iowa undoubtedly by reason ot
Its population needs n new bishopric, but
there Is considerable controversy over Its
locution. HenulHltcs for a new bishopric arc
varied In character. The propaganda looks
not only to tho grography of the city or
town In which It Is proposed to locate tho
new see, but whether such 11 city or town
will suppoit tho bishopric and cathedral.
which hto synonymous, llnilro.nl facilities
also enter Into consideration, and it Is
therefore no hiiro thing that Sioux City will
bo named ns tho location of the new see
with l-'ort Dodge it 11 active randidale for
favor. Should tho new bishopric be created
Iowa will bo especially favored with high
church dignitaries, Dubuque having nn arch
bishop and Davenport nnd the new placo a
bishop ench. As for nn archbishopric at
Omaha, that lo my mind Is at present tin
considered by tho propaganda."
Deparl incnliil .Nnten.
A comptroller's certificate authorizing the
Klrst National bank of Mlltord, la., to begin
business was Issued today; capital, $35,000;
P. Hassmusen. president; II. S. Abbott.
cnshler. Also the Klrst National hank of
Hcdrlck. In.; capital, $25,000; w. II. Young,
president; J. K. Brooks, cashier.
Hural frco delivery was today ordered es
tablished at Clarksvllle, Butler county, la.,
to tako effect September 1. Tho servlco will
covor nn area of thirty-eight sqnaro miles,
with a population of 684. Krancls M. Hart
was nppointed carrier.
Postolllces nt Bloomington, Neb. ; Cambria
Wyo.; Kaulkton, S. I)., and Valley Junction,
a., have been assigned to the presidential
class, to tako effect September 1.
MIbs Kstelle Ilcel, superintendent of ln-
dlnn schools, loaves tho latter part of tho
month for a tour of tho Indian schools which
will Include visits to schools In Nebraska
Wyoming, Iowa and South Dakota.
lllllillctt Is l'crinllloil tn HckIkii,
WASHINGTON. Aug. It!. It has been de
cided to permit Postoftlco Inspector Georgo
B. Hamlett, formerly chief Inspector, to re-
slgti, Instead of severing his connection with
tho department by formal removal, as had
been originally decided. Mr. Hamlett has
tendered his icslgnntlon and It will ho ac
cepted. Ho was chnrged with permitting a
private individual to ubo his governmental
railroad pass.
PoilofllccN llnlseil In I.'Iiim,
WASHINGTON, Aug. 16,-Tbo following
fourth-class poatontces havo been raised
to third-class, to tako effect Octobor 1
1900:
Alice, Tex.; Black Hock, Ark.; Bloomlng-
ton, Neb.; Cambria, Wyo.; Campbell, Cal.
Cottago Grove, Ore.; Kaulkton. S. D.; Sedro
Wooley, Wash.; Valley Junction, In.; Vcr
nal, Utah.
I'ree Itnrnl Delivery Kttcnnlnn.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 16. Tho Postofllre
department has ordered tho establishment
September 1 of rural dollvcry nt Sonoma
Cal.; Clarksville, la.; Luroy. III., anil addl
tlonal service at Princeton, 111., and Kvnns
vllle, Ind.
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.
Almost everybody who reads the news
papers Is sure to know of the wonderful
cures made by Dr.
Kilmer's Swamp-Root,
the rreat kidney, liver
and bladder remedy.
It Is the Treat medl-
cal triumph of the nlnc-
icciiui ccniury; dis
covered after years of
scientifm rcar.), U,.
N.g Dr. Kilmer, the emi
nent kidney and blad
der specialist, and It
wonderfully successful In promptly curing
lame back, kidney, bladder, uric acid trou
bles and Brlght's Disease, which Is the worst
form of kidney trouble.
Dr. Kilmer 3 Swamp-Root Is not rec
ommended for everything but If you have kid
ney, liver or bladder trouble It will be found
Just (he remedy you need. It has been tested
In so many ways, In hospital work, In private
practice, among the helpless too poor to pur
chase relief and has proved so successful In
every case that a sDecial arrangement has
been made by which all readers of this paper
who have not already tried It may have a
sample bottle sent free by mail, also a book
telling more about Swamp-Root and how to
find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble.
When writing menuon reading this generous
offer In this caoer and ewV'v"
tend vour address to at!JZMrrfSii
,f. U7.mur.li" 3T77I
1 .-i,. i,., j TT153"
r.e?,ular mV cent and rfom.of Bmp-rtoot.
j oollar sues are sold by alt food drurxlsts,
las
W C! "R
DOCTOR TOLSON
Specialist in Diseases of .Men,
ot the State Ulectro-Mcillcnl
Institute, 130S Furinun St.,
Omaha, Neb.
onstrnto to your entire satistaciion nun
we can cure you safely, quickly nnd permanently. Our counsel will cost yo.t nothing
und our charges for a perfect cure will not be more than voa will bo wilting lo pay
for benellts conferred We will do by you as wo would wiint you to do by Us If
our cases were reversed. Certainty of euro Is what vou want. We can cite you. by
permission, to some of the best citizens of this cltv whom we have cured and made
happy, and who will cheerfully vouch for our tlimnclal as well as professional stand
ing, what wis ii.vvr, domj rim tiimm wu la.n do i-'oh vol.
UARinnPPI P t'nder our l-Iloclro-Modlcal treatment this Insidious dlsenso rapidly
TMIIIUUULLL disappears. Pain ceases almost Instantly Tho pools of stagnant
blood aro driven from tho dilated veins nnd nil soreness and swelling q.ilckly sub
side Uvery Indlcutlon of Varicocele soon vanishes nnd In Its stead comes the pride,
the power and tho pleasure of PIlltrilCT HIIVLTII M) It CMiill HI) M l.MIOOl).
TRIRTIIRF llr Hleitro-Mcdlcal treatment dissolves the strtctuie completely nnd
OIIIIUIUI1L removes every obstruction from the tirluati passage, allays all In
llammtition. stops every unnatural discharge, redtnes the prostate gland, cleanses
and heals tho bladder and kidneys, Invigorates the sesiial organs and restores health
and soundness to IIVIIIIV PAHT OI-' THIS IIIIIIV Ui'lll TK1I l THIS DIMSVSl).
flflNTARInllQ Rl nntl PhKhN "r special form of Klceiro-Medli al treatment for
UUillHUIUUO DLUUU rUloUll this disease Is prai-ll. ally the result of our life
work and Is endorsed hy the best physicians In this and foreign countries. It con
talus no dangerous drugs or Injuilous medicines of nnv kind It goes to the verv
bottom of the disease und forces out every partldo of Impurity. Soon everv sign
and symptom disappears completely nml forever. The blood, tho tissue, the flesh,
the bones and the whole svstem aro cleansed, purllled and restored In perfect health,
and tho patient Is prepared anew for the 1)1 Tills AM) PI.IIVM HISS III' LITIS.
fJFRVnlK nCRII ITY 'h. ninny of vou are now reaping Iho result of vour
llUnVUUO ULDILIII former folly. Your manhood Is falling and will soon be
lost unless you do something for youseli. Thte Is nn time to lose. Impotenci.
llko all sexual diseases, Is never on the standstill. With It ou can make no com
promise Klther you must master It or It will muster ou and llll our wholo fu
ture with misery and indescribable woe. Wo hsxe treated so tnanv ases of this
kind that wo aro ns familiar with them ns you nre with the or.i daylight. Once
cured by is ou will never ngaln be bothered with drains, preniatureness, -weak
organs, nervousness, (ailing memory, loss of ambition or similar symptoms which
rob miu of o-ir manhood and absolutely unlit ymi fur slud.. business, pleasure or
marriage. Out- tientment for weak men will cnrrcci nil these eil and re
stoio nit to what nature Intended -a halo, lu-althi. happv man, with
I'll VSIC VI,, M ll.VI'A I, AM) SIS.M'AI. POW1SIIS I O.MPLTISi'lS.
RFPI FY nHJFAQFQ Miny nllments nre reflex, originating from other diseases
ULILtA UIOLnuLO For Instance, sexual weakness sometimes eniues from Vail
coeelo or Stricture: lnnumernblo blond and bona diseases often result from -oiit,i
glous blood taints In tho system, or physical and tni-nt.il d.-rline fre. lentlx follow
lmpoteney, In treating diseases of any kind we always remove the origin
AVIS CI HIS THIS CM SIS.
Ttie Electro-Medical Specialists of the Different Departments
of Ibis Institute, by their special combined ISlei Ho-Medlial treatment are making
many wonderful cuies In diseases of the
Nose, Throat and Lungs, Head, Heart, Stomach and Bowels,
Liver, Kidneys, Rheumatism, Catarrh, Paralysis, Piles, Etc.
Private Diseases, Contagious Blood Poison, Rupture, Stricture,
Varicocele, Nervous Debility and
ALL ALLIED AND ASSOCIATE DISEASES OF MEN.
nflRREQDnMnEMPF r,,,f' personal ilslt Is always preferred, but If oii cannot all
UUnnuOrUllUUllUL at our olllce. write us your sMitploms lull Our home
treatment by correspondence Is alwiis successful.
Legal contract given to alt patients lo hold for our agreements Do not hesllafe
if you cannot call toda, write and describe our trouble Successful treatment by
mall.
Reference Host Bunks and I.eiulinn iMislncis .Men in this City.
CONSULTATION FREE.
Ofllee Hours From S 11. 111, lo S p. 111. Snnilnjs, in n. 111. In '2 p, 111.
STATE ELECTRO-MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
Permanently Located; 1308 Farnam Street, Omaha. Nab.
HAYDEN'S
PIANOS
If you want, to sec the lurcst lino of Standard Pianos iu this
wostcrn country, visit our piano (lopnrlinonl wo will lie pleased
to show them to you. You will soo tho
Chickerlng, Fischer, Franklin, Jacob Doll,
Haines, Keller, Behr Bros.,
and twout.v-one olhor uinkes. Slightly used pianos going at half
I heir actual value. Square pianos at 20.00, 25.00, S.'tt.OO and
10.00.
We handle Runlet to and Newman Rros. organs. Second
hand organs at 10.00, 12.n0, 15.00, 20.00 and 25.00. Now pi
anos for rent. Pianos moved, tuned and repaired. 'Pel. 1(5S.'5.
HAYDEH
Hot Weather Offices.
Anyone who has a w t front office these days, or an of
fice in a ramshackle building, ought not to be in tho same
lix next, summer. )irt too, seems more offensive In hot
weather.
THE BEE BUILDING
is cool, clean and well wmtilntod. There is always a draft,
the walls are I hick.l he aii ispuroand kept constantly moist,
by tho fountain in the court. This is the place to be in
summer.
R. C. PETERS & CO.,
Rental Agents, Ground Floor, Bee Buildinj.
l n'.".V:-.'l" -"HCI'UL.t nil itluimi
l Uf, S3! II .l ,
Kldneycura?
Hem- -n Atdnig-
gists, or by mall,
II Kreo book, ad
Vice, etc., of Vt. 1). J. Kay, Saratoga, N. Y.
SIM C
Varicocele, Stricture, Contagious
Blood Poison. Nervous De
bility, and all Reflex Com
plications and Associate Dis
eases and Weaknesses of
Men by Our Electro-Medical
Treatment, Which Combines
All of the Curative Powers
of Both Medicine and Elec
tricity. Wo want evrrv man thus allllrted to
honestly Investigate our special Kleotro
Medical system of ttcalment We Invite
In particular all who have treated else
where without success, all whose cases
hnvo been abandoned by family phvslclans
and so-called experts; all whose troubles
have been aggravated by fpcclllcs, Free
Samples. Trial Treatments or similar de
vices. Wo will explain to you why such
treatment has not cured you and will detn-
HAYDEN'S
a m i
llflt (Mriir to
on Mir cton U
a boil! of Am
unra.uL lawi?1?
to tutch cold,
It will ouio IL
CHcmm JL
BROS