THE OMAHA T)ATV BEE: TTESDAV, Af(?rST 28, 1000.
5
BUNCH niTS OX BOXES PARVIS
Omaha Sing,- ere T a Fall Out of tho
tloux 0 ty Winder,
ROACH PROVES A PUZZLING MYSTERY
Visitors Srrnfili Tnn linns, lint the
Tmm llnmmer Out
three hy the I'lrniicst
of lllllltln.
Oinnlin, 3 1 Mnnt ( Ity, 2.
Ill- Moines, At t'tielilii, 1,
St, .liicili-l)en cr It n I n.
lili!liK. -I M. I, mil, I.
llrimkl j n, tl ,mv nrli, 'J,
.MIlmillLcc, tl( Detroit, I,
I mt I li itn iiil I n, ll Mluticiipolls, II,
lili'iiuu, i!i I'lct t-lniiil, II,
Knnii ( It), .'It IIhitiiIii, II. '
It ns -by the veriest chance that Cap
tain Jack Olamrock anil bin corpi of Corn
hunkcr.1 saved themselves from a shut-oil'
In Monday's rnntcsl with tho Colts. As
It uns thi Colls won a serumptioiis Rami1
with n s-oro of 3 to 2 and llolnnd Koaeh
ah thn iero of th" oroaslon. Ho pitched
a superb game, was effective at nil limes
and Ills sinuous delivery una Holvrd by tho
visitors for only thrpo hits, one of them
bclni; a scratch.
Hoarh was hacked up by a team that
played hlfih-class hall at every stnsn of
thn contest. The only error that crept
Into tho Uridine operations was the one
made by Cap O'Cnnnell, which let In tho
braco of runs tho Sioux captured. And
this error was nltoRethor excusable.
It rnmo about In tho second Inning. The
first act hail been prcdurtlin of one run
for tho home team, I'reeland Rettlnc to
first on a force-out of Toman at second,
advancing to second on Mntthew McVIrk-
er a sacrifice and scoring on I'nlthful
l.-ni.on'H slnRlp over In the territory pre
sided over by Collars and Cuffs.
In tho second tho performance began
with GriMn getting to the Initial corner
on being hit by Roach. Olasscock flew out
on a foul to I.niuoii nnd then N'lles rapped
out n two-bagger, upon which Orlltln ad
vanced to third. HertP slapped n mild
one down to Cap O'Connell on third and
Jack throw It home, trying to cut off (Srlf
fin. Tho throw would ordinarily havo heen
a safo one, but C.rlfun rushed Into the ball
Jim before It lighted In Wilson's open
mitts and It shied to one side. Ilefore It
could bo recovered both rirlflln and N'lles
bad scored. Hut that was all the Sioux
were ablo to do. After that they went out
to tho music of rag-tlmo accompaniment
until the seventh, when the one, two,
threo time was changed slightly by (Ilass-
rock blfllnr out the second hit for tho
Sioux, but It was of no use
Sump llriiullf ul Uniting.
In the fifth Inning thp locals began to
do business at thn old stand and the In
vlnclblo l'arvln was solved for a couple
of hits and a braco of runs, which brought
tho score U to 3. a lead of ono over the
visitors. Roach got down to first on a
fumble by Ilrashear nnd was forced out
at second on Toman's slow ono down to
tho pltchor. Krceland poked n safety out
In right tl f Id nnd stretched It Into a two
bagger on tho throw-In, whllo Toman
ukated around to third. Mattlo McVlckor
took threo bIIcps out of the ntmosphere
und retired In favor of Kddlo I.ntizon. The
southern beauty was well aware of the
Importance of the situation and Blashcd
his willow full In tho face of the spheroid
sending It sailing away out In tho corn
fields. It wns a three-bagger, both Toman
and Kreeland scorlnc. Tho gamo
won rjght there, for nftertbat tlmo not
ono of tho batters got beyond first with
tho exception of Glnsscock, who died on
second In the seventh Inning.
All In nil the game was a beauty. It was
fast at all times and If tho big crowds of
Saturday and Sunday could only have wit
ncssed It there would havo been many a
downhearted fan huoyed up with enthu
siasm and delight. This nfternoon will
be the day when the fair sex will bo nc
corded the honors and Cap O'Connell and
bis band promlso to reppat yesterday's
performance for the benefit of their lady
visitors. Score:
OMAHA
AD. R.
II. O. A. K
12 2 0
1 2 0 (1
0 10 0
2 11 0 0
0 0 2 1
0 2 1 (
1 3 0 (1
1 5 1 (
0 1-4 C
1 27 10 1
H. O. A. K.
0 0 0 0
110 0
0 2 .1 1
0 0 0 (I
17 10
112 0
0 3 11
0 10 2 0
0 0 11
"5 21 J
2 0 0 0 :i
Toman, ss ....
Kreeland, rf
McVlcker. cf
Dauzon, lb ..
O'Connell, 3b
Halrd. 2h ....
Hoy. If
Wilson, c ....
Roach, p .....
Totals
30 3
SIOUX CITY.
All.
Collars, rf ...
McCreadle, If
Ilrashear, 2b
4
Crlllln. cf
Classcoclt,
Nile, 3b .
Ilerte. hh
Cote, o ...
Parvln, p
lb
Totnls 31 2
Omaha 10 0 0
Bloux City 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-2
Karnrd runs: Omaha, 1. Two-bnso hit;
NIIps. Glasscock. Three-base, hit: Lanzon
Sacrlllce lilt: juovicKer. Hai-es on tin Is
Off Parvln. 1. Hit by pitched ball: Roach
Struck out: Hy Roach, 5; by Pjrvln, S
rimo: i:w. iimpire- t une
IH3S MOI.VI3S Wl. IX TIII3 NINTH.
Succeeds In lliinelilntr Hit nn I, nil)
it tne 1:1111 or Hit- (inme
DI3S MOINI38, In., Aug. 27 -(Speclnl Tele
gram ) Des Moines won out n close nnd
exciting game today In tho ninth Inning
on a single and Drain's home run. Up to
the ninth Dcs Moines reached Lnllv snfelv
but three times. Tho teams ptay two gatne.4
tomorrow; itiienoance, iou tienro:
DKS MOINES.
AH. R. H. O. A.
O.
3
1
0
10
I
I
I
4
0
Thlel. If
Hall, ss
Nagle, cf ....
Itebsaineni lb
Hlnes, 2b ....
Hralll. 3h ....
Selsler, rf ...
I. oman, c ...
Ulendnn, p ,,
Totals
12 0 3 0
, 3
26 5
5 27 21
PUI3HLO.
AH. R.
Mcllale. 2b ,1 1
Raymer, ss 1 0
Dalrvmple, cf :i 0
Clossoii, c 5 2
Oraham. lb 3 1
Lally. p 4 0
Mnran, If 3 9
Kelly. 3b 4 0
Whit ridge, rf 3 0
H.
I
T
0
o
1
1
0
0
0
O. A.
1
Totals 31 4 7 13
Nouo out when winning run was mnde
Dcs Moines 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2-3
Pueblo 0 2 1 0 0 1 9 0 0-1
Two-base hits: Hlnes, Hralu, cinsson
Home run: Drain. Stolen bases: Thlel (2i.
Mel la e. Double nlavs: Drain to Rebsa.
men to Hrain; llaymer to ilraham to Kelly
Hases 011 balls" liv Olendon.
Struck niitJ Hy mention, 2;
lilt hy pltolier: Hy Lally. 2
: nv .a v. .1
by Lally. 3
fasscn nans'
j Delicious dishes
made from
Food
Entrees, Ptuldini;,
Salmis. I'miciikos, etc.
IMcj.so and feed your
household
cn.on, 2; t.oman, 1. Time; 2:00. Umpire;
Orlm.
(inmrt l'otpeineil,
ST. .IOSEIMI. Mo., Aim. 27. St. Joseph
Denver gnme postponed on nccount of rain.
Mnnillni; f the Tennis.
Played. Won. t.nst. P.O.
Denver
Des Moines
Sioux City
ft Joseph ..
59
as
.eio
99
97
Km
99
9i
.V,
46
47
4?
41
41
M
M
M
55
.474
.47"
t
ummia
I'ueblo
.427
(iA1li:.s (IK Till: VTI()Ali I. i:ti4 13.
ChleiiUii runt M. '.iinli t)n it t.ol nf
l.uftliiU Mini liOlililnR.
C'llICACD. A tie. 27. Hntli team did
most nf their bitting up In t lie air today,
fifteen of Hip visitor and thirteen of the
locals perishing en flies. Three liiino'ioii
lilt and a long fly gave Chicago two runs.
tnrre Mingles nun .Mccormick interior-
dice saved St. l.nuis from a shut-out. At
tendance, 2,Vi. Score:
CHIC'AflO. I ST. iJOVtH.
HMD A .-. It. ft O A H
M'Csrtliv, tfO 1 ' t 1 Mrflrnw. Sb. 0 3 110
Child", JU...0 1 1 1 ft llurkett. If . 0 0 2 0 0
Merlon, cf . . 0 0 I 0 0 lleMrick. ff. ft 0 3 0 0
Itvun. rf 0 1 I ft O'Dnnovan. rf. I 3 0 0
I tbinxrl, lb... 9 0 7 ft 0 WhIIhc. t 0 4 to
Petler, e.... I 1 t I KiWtr, 2h..O ft 3 1 0
HmillM-. 3h. t I ? ft 0 Mrflmn, Hi. I .1 ft 0
Mf'lu'k. r. 0 I I 3 0 ltitilnnn. e. 0 2 0 1 0
.Mrnefre, ii.M 0 I OIMwell, P 9 0 0 3 0
Dnrilln 0 0 0 0 0
Trtnt J 27 10 0 -
I TetalK 1 f 51 10 0
Halted for Powell In the ninth.
Chicago 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 9 2
St. I.nuls 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 9 i i
Kurncd run: Chlriico. 2. Left nu ba.'cs:
Clilcngo. 2; St I.nuls. 7. Twn-bae li t :
.Met nriiilek. Hiierltlce hits: Clilldo. .Mert'.
Stolen liaces: Mcllrnw. Mciiiinn. Double
Play: McCarthy to Child tn Cnnzel. Slriiek
out: llv Mrnefee. 3 Hasc on b.ills: Off
.Menefpp, 2; off I'owell, 1. Time; l;iyi. l in
plre: Kmslle.
All ii rr Mith (;innt.
BROOKLYN'. Aim. 27 Tndav' name was
one postponed from a previous series. It
was a one-suieii iiirir. tne iirooKiyns nai
ling out eight runs off Mercer before ho
was taken out nt the end of the foiirtn.
Taylor. Hie deaf and tlumh nltclier finin Al-
banv. tlnlxheil the game, and illxpluynl not
lit e ah lilt v. Kenmilv wns crfectlve nt
all times Attendance, 1,2j1. Score:
NEW YORK 1 HIlOOKt.Y.V.
it ii o.a r. itim.A.r
V Itnlt'n. effl 2 0 0 9 .tone, cf... 2 0 2 9 9
Dil, e 0 0 0 4 9 Keeler, rf... 2 3 19 9
Selhrfi-h. If . I 13 19 Jennlncf. lb I t II 1 9
lllrkman, 3brt 1 2 1 2 Kellry. If....l 2 1 9 ft
Wmllh. if ...rt 1 4 9 0 Dahten, !e.. 0 0 . i 9
I'oyle, lti...O ft to 0 OCmsii, ,1b.... 0 10 19
tlleiieon, 2b . t 2 3 3 A Daly, 2b t I ft s 9
llim-ernrn, e9 0 rt 2 9, Mcllulre, e.. 1 3 0 0 9
Mercer, p .. ft 1 Oft 9 Kennedy, n. 1 3 1 4 9
Tnylfir. p. ..0 1 0 9 0, --
Totals 9 II 2 IS 9
Total 2 V22 II 2l
One out In eighth when ame wns called
New York 0 0 9 0 0 1 1 0 2
Ilrooklyn 2 0 2 4 0 0 1 '-9
Karneil runs: Itronklvn. 4 Tlirrp-linse
hit: Kelt), nil Two-base hit: Mcdulre. Klrst
liaso on errors: Hrooklyn, 2. I.eft on liaes
New York. 7: Hrooklvn. S. llnses on balls
Off Kennedy, 2: off Mercer, 1: off Taylor, I.
nouine piays: uaiy to uanien to Jennings
Oavls to Hleasnn to Doyle: Se'bach to
Oovle. nt Dy nlte led lia : v Mercer. 1
by Twylor, 1. Wild pitch: Taylor. Time:
1:42. L miilre: o Day.
StnmlliiK nf tlir 'lenni.
I'liiveil. Wiin. I.nst. PC
Ilrooklyn 91 f.9 37 .615
I'lttsiiurg inj 47 ..-:
l'hllndelphla 9S 50 .619
lloston 9S 4D 49 .500
Cincinnati 191 50 51 ,49-
Chicago tot 49 51 .490
St. Louis !is 4i 51 .459
New York 97 3S 69 . 392
cam i:s oc thi: ami:uican i,i3A(;t'i:
lloimler nml Mlllrr I'lulit F.lrvcn
I1111I11UK Wlllioiit n linn.
INDIANAPOLIS. Intl.. Auir. 27 -Indlnn
apolls nnd Minneapolis fought eleven In.
nings 10 a nraw today. Kciium ami Har
vey cacti pitcned iirilllnnt hall. It was
ino prettiest contest seen here this ye.ir.
Aiirnannce, i.injti. ncore:
I.VDIANAI'Ot,!?. 1 MINNEArOI.IH.
lt.HO A.K.I H II. O. A.R.
Hartfet, If., n 1 9 9 0 Davis, cf . . 9 12 0 9
MaRoon. 2b.. 0 1 5 t I,lly. If. . 0 0 3 0 9
lleler. ss 9 1 3 5 0 Vllmt. rf . 9 1 2 0 9
Kelly, lb.... 9 0 15 I 0 WeMen, lb. 0 I 12 9 9
lt'grlever, rf 9 1 2 9 0 Nance. ,1h . 0 1 2 3 9
SeybnM, cf..rt 1 0 9 9 Smith, ss ...9 2 3 3 9
Towers, C...9 1 4 1 0 Nlrhol, 2h..O 1 3 9
Hlckey. 3h..O 9 2 3 Huher. C....0 9 fi 3 9
Kelliim. p... 9 1 2 4 0 Harvey. n...O 19 10
. 1
Totals 0 7 33 24 4' Totals 9 33 ' 9
Indlannpnlls 0000 0 09000 0-0
.Miuueapolls 0000000000 0-0
Onme called on nccount of drknesj,
Uases on balls: Off Kellum. 1: off Hnrvev.
3. Struck out: Hv Kellum. 2: lv Harvev.
n rwo-uaBp nits: hpvihiiu. .Magoou. smitli.
nacnuco nu: rowers, uounie play: sit
goon to Gcler to Kelly to Powers to Illckov
Mncoon to Hcler to Kellv: vrdeti "inni.
slstcd). Loft on bases: Indianapolis. 7:
.Miiiiiuuponi, 3. 1 inpire. .Munnaasuu. Time:
Hits Come Tllnelj
CLI3VI3LAND. O.. Auir. - 27 -Ts'nt until
tio eighth Inning was Chicago able to nit
Hart safely, when a Mnnle and a double
or tile scratch et order scored the first
run. In the ninth another single mid double
gave the visitors their other run C'eve
land was unable to hunch hits on Dciut
and was glvon another coat of whitewash.
.uemiance. to. score
CLKVKLAND
It H O A E
CHICAGO.
II. H.O A K.
Plekerlnir. rf 0 rt 0 0
Hoy. cf 0 1 3
I'nitden, 2b . 11 0 2
Woods, c I I a
Pueden, lb.. 0 0 19
Hartman. 30 0 l 1
M'l'rrnd, IfO 0 9
DllUnl. ss .. 0 0 3
Shearon, rf I 1 1
Denzer, p.. 0 9 2
Oenlns, 3I... 9 0 12
ICh'nce, lb 0 3 11 I
Shuy, ss 0 4 1
I'lowl, lb...,
0 12 3
9 1 2 t
0 0 3 9
0 111
0 0 13
Oilshntn, rf..
I'rlsble, If...
-'pies, c
Hurt, p
Totals 0 6 27 14 3' Totals.... 2 4 27 14 1
Cleveland 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 00
Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1-2
Knrned runs: Chlcniro. 2 Two.bnsn hits1
Crlsham, Hoy Hartman. Sacrlllce hit:
'leniiis. HUgucn, I'ailden. Stolen base:
llart. Double plays: snuy to crlsham: Pad-
ien 10 Mignen. rirsi nase on errors. t.hl.
ago, 2. I'lrst base on balls: Off llart, 3:
ff Denzer. 2. Struck out: llv Hart. Pail-
den; by Denzer. Pickering. LaChance, Hart.
tiliay (2). Lert on buses: Cleveland. 0; Chi-
ago, 4. -rime: 1:20. empire: cuutllllon.
Cnnliiiya NUI11 IIImoii.
HCKKALO. N. Y.. Aug. 27. -lluffalo was
shut out today by Kansas City Kuril side
nai o inur nits, nu: uases on mil's ami 11
wild pitch helped the visitors to score. Until
Iserwin nun near pitched well, empire
Dwvcr was rather severe with the home
players, chasing Knrcman from the coach
ing lines mid Oettmnn to the bench for not
oneying his oruers. Attendance, l.uw
Score'
IIL'KTAI). I KANSAS CITY
It. H.O A.FI.I It. II O A K,
fiettmin, cf. 0 1 0 0 9 Hemphill, rf 2 1 2 0 0
Si.eer, c 0 0 I 1 0 l'arrell, of.. 0 0 3 9 9
llart, if 0 1 1 0 ooiirien. ir..o 1 4 0
HulIlKaii. if. 0 0 4 0 0 Dungan, lb.. 1 0 12 0 1
rtdirre, c-cf. o 1) ( 1 0 CUngman, ss 0 1 1 3 9
Carey, II1....0 Oil 1 0 Coughlln. 3b 0 1 10 0
me rlu er, .b o 0 : s 11 scnaerer, 311. 0 0 1 0
Andrews. 3b 0 0 1 3 I (lonillng. c. 9 9 1 2 0
Ilr'.lerl k. m 0 1 1 3 0 Oear, p
,009
Ki-ruln, p... 0 1 0 1 0
Totals....
Totals 0 4 II 1'
,3 1 2 13 1
Huffalo 0 0 0 0 0
Kansus City 10 0 1 I
0 0 0 0
0 0 0 03
Knrned runs: Kansus City. 1.
Two-base
hits; Oettman. Kerwln, Clingmnn. Thrfc
huso hit: Hemphill. Double plays; lllcr
bauer to Cnrey to Andrews; Specr to Hrod
..rlek: Hear to Sehaofer to Dungnn. Has'
on balls: Off Kerwln, 3: off Hear. I. Striuk
out: Hy Kerwln, 3; by near, 2, wild pitch
Kerwln. Time: i:ju. 1 mpnu; uwyer
Wndilell Wins Anotlirr,
-..-., r. n I T yy V,..1.lnl. hII',Ii
1 in nl.leil mnterlallv by Detroit's wretched
ii..i,iinir. iiluced today's game to the vN
........r,. . , .. ,..A ,n,llnn .., ll.
UOrS crcUll. viilllii e itim litre,, ii nn . ,,
feature. Attendance, i.isiu. ncore:
nftTltniT. I MILWAPKEn.
it h.o. a.b n h.o. a r.
Casey, 3b. .. 0 0 1 3 2 Kelchem. cf 2 J 2 9 0
11. ilnies. rf..0 0 I o b wnuron. rr 1 1 1 0
llarle". If. . 1 1 1 9 9 Hallman. If. 0 1 9
Klberfeld. ss 0 1 4 1 Andersnn. lb 2 0 11
.lone, cf. rt ft 1 9 9 Kiiltz, 2b.... 0 I 2
M' Al' tier. Hi 0 111 1 O.Conroy, .. 2 1 3
Uyiin. 2li ...0 2 2 3 I liiirne, .in. . u 2 z
HhKw. c ... 0 0 S 9 9, Smith, c .... I I
I'rnnln. p.... 9 9 1 4 t.Wadilell, p..l 9 0
Totals .... 1 7
1(
7' Totals .... 19 27 H 1
Detroit
Milwaukee ....
1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 01
1 2 3 1 0 0 1 1 0--9
Two.b.isn lilt:
Ilnllmnn. 1'hree-base hit.
Hnrke. Sacrifice lilt: Wulliron. Hlirke
rtliilen liases: Kllierfeld. Smith. Conroy.
Anderson (2). Kultz. Klrst bnse on balls
Off Cronln, 3. Hit by pitched ball: Ander
son (21 Klrst baso on errors: Detroit. 1.
Milwaukee. 5. Struck out: Hy cronin, ;i: ny
Win 1 e . ii. nouine ii ays: Ityan to .mcaiiis-
ter; Kllierfeld to Kultz tn Conroy to Ander
son. Passed nan: snnw. Time: 1:4.1. i m-
plre: Slterldnn.
Standing: nf the Triuiin,
Played.
... 107
.. K9
. . Ill
115
Wop.
fid
11
:
r.s
57
53
Lost.
II
II
57
57
I)
P.C
Chicago
.6 :
IhdhtiinpniiK
5.V
MliwaiiKee
514
Detroit
50J
Kansas cit
111
.50u
Cleveland Ul
,461
IK
114
S2
64
11
.41?
.3"
Minneapolis
pnln llpfpnt llniiunonil 'lenni.
Ni:ot.A. la. Aug. 27-(Speclal.l-Ncoh
won a Metorv over the Hammonds Of
Omaha here Sunday. Steele, a Ncola boy
rrom the central league from Terra name,
1 tul., did the star work. The game was
featureless, except Morgan's fast work In
the seventh. Score:
NWM. I ll.MMONTt..
H it o.a i:.! it. it o A.r..
r.:mtibll. rf 1 1 0 0 0 Hone. If .... I I I ft 9
Downs. 2ti. .. I I 1 I 0 Miles, c 2 1 7 I 1
Morvan. i . ! I t 1 I Voutwf. . 0 0 0 i 1
Kuril c .... ft ft 19 3
1 1 wcicn. p. : i i i l
9 Kelly, cf.. . 1 t 0 o ft
3l.MIone. lb.. 0 1 it ft 2
I Kennedy, jbO ! 1 1 !
0 Weleh. JKrf rt 0 0 0 0
Ulnctnlr. lb. I 0 19 ft
Steele, p .... 0 0 rt
ftephanit, cfo 9 1 I
wnrt, 3b.rf rt l 5 n
Hantlltnn. If 9 I 2 0 n .Mnnhan, rf 0 9 0 I 1
M'xn'd. rf-lbO 0 I 0
Totalu 6 U 11 S
Totalu ....
12
N'enl.t .. .
Hammonds
3 I 90 1 000 '-S
0 2 1 0 0 0 3 0 0-6
Hammonds. 1. Two-base
Karneil run:
hit: Kelly. Sacrlllce hits: Downs 2i. I'ord
(2l, Yoing (2l. Struck out: llv Steele, 9; by
welch, 1'asseii nans: Koru. 1; weicn, 1.
Left on bases: Nenla. 7: Hammonds. 9.
Stolen bases: Ncola, rt. I'mplre: Keenan.
Muuulim Mutch nt Coliimliu.
COLCMHCS. Net).. Aim 27. (Sneclal.) A
large crowd of fans from Kid'crton and Co
lumbus turned out toda In witness what
they thought would be 11 good gaine of ball
between Kullerton and Columbus ball
teams. Hut an luck would hnve II. It win
an off dav for both teams made errors to
immcrois tn mention. Smre:
I n erlnn 0 1 3 1 0 s 0 0 o r.i
Columbus 3 3 0 1 3 j .1 0 O-IS
P.iiltercs: Columbus, Taylor, cooiiiigo,
Jones and Lohr: Kullerton. P. llober, D
Holier and Fortiuir Two-base nils: ! u er
ton. 3; Columbus. 3 Three-base hits: Co
lumbus. 5: Kullerton, I. Hit by pitched
ball. Albaugli. Coolldge. Taylor. I tnplrc:
CurlU
Co hinibus n bus Newman firove at Hum
phrey next Sundny. September 2.
iiiiirrlnr TnUe umlirr 41 nr.
O RAND ISLAND. Neb.. Aug. 27 -(Speclnl
Telegram. 1 Superior won the first of a
series of six games between Hint team and
urn lid Island in one or the unest contest
nf the season, flrnnd Island had the game
well In hand to the eighth inning, when
Superior mixed her hits with two bad
tirjnil Island errors nnd tied the score,
winning In the ninth by Cole s, Townspnd's
nnd Reed's successive singles. Score:
llrand Island 1 2 I 0 0 I 0 0 0-S
Superior " " " 1 '
Hits (iriind Island, 7. superior. 10.
Krrors: Orand Island, 1: Superior, !i. Ha -
terles: flralul Isl.ilid, V. Hlack nnd ned
motid; Superior, Case nnd Reed.
Sillits Will 11 (ionil line.
In n nne. slileil irnmp of hasp ball nt Mis
souri Vnllev yesterdav the Swift club dp-
reateil the .Missouri vaney ciun in 10 -, ine
lntter club being outclassed In lleldlng and
1. 1 1 ,, r- Tin, fent ire nf the came was the
pitching of Konnlsnn nnd the foot work of
Kennedy. Score: R ILK.
Svlft 3 3020101 -10 S 3
Missouri Valley 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0- 2 3 5
Struck out: liy liennison, 11: ny nesier. .1.
i!:,n..rl,.M- ttwlft. Ilcnnlsou and Howler;
Missouri Valley, Hestor nnd Scliuffrr. I'm
plre: Powers.
Itnll 'I'onriminrnt nt lleliriin.
liL'tumv Vel .. A iit. 27 (Slice nl Tele-
grnm.)-The base ball tournament which Is
to liegin here tomorrow inns inir 111 ; 11
big success. Hebron. Humboldt, lonins.
Hanover. Knn., Ilubbell nnd Chester have
entered their tenms for the 1300 In purses.
The llrst game will ne pinyen uimnnun
morning between Humho'dt and llnnover.
Several other teams are seeking entry to
night. Detroit I'lnjers I'unlshril.
cniCAcn. Ainr. 27 President Johnson of
the American league today ordered Klrst
Haseman Dillon of Detroit suspenoeu ami
lined, nnd Second Haseman Rynn of the
same club lined. This Is the second time
recently that the Detroit aggregation has
been subjected to a penalty for playing the
Kind or a game wnien .Mr. jonnmin irmwu
upon.
.Innlnr llrnt k-Snr-ncn.
The Omaha Juniors and the Ak-Sar-
Hens crossed bats Sunday forenoon nt
Twentv-elelilh and Maple. The Juniors
had things their own way. the score being
19 to 9 in rnvor or tne juniors, naileries:
.timlni-H. Cnffertv. Tuttle nnd limner: Ar-
Sar-Hens. Pape. Stevens nnd Kagen.
KING LIEF IN SOFT PLACE
Knrorltr Simply Cnnlerril Hnnip
In
Antmnn Slnkrs for Mnlilrnsj
nl Snrntogn.
NI3W YORK. A Hit 27 Two fixtures were
down to be decided nt Sheepshend nny to-
uay. inn Autumn maiiinn ntnkes nnu the
KlyliiB handlcnp. In the first King Lief
was n prohibitive fnvorlte nnd won ns he
pleased, in the Klylwr hnndlcap Marlbert
wns thn ravorite, but ho was not plneed.
Knight of Rhodes and Indlnn Kalry made
the running to the Inst furlong, when
Henry W. enme with a rueh on Vulcan and
landed the stake by a neck from Knight of
Rhodes. Ilcsner was best backed, but could
do no better than third. In the opening
evnnt KUlashnrda was odds-on fnvorlte
and won easllr
Hllver (Jarter waj the choice for the nee
nnd race and flattered his backers to the
stretch, when Mher brought Dissenter
through on th rail nnd won cleverly.
In the fifth race there was an upset.
Prima II coming from behind when the
others were tired und winning In a hot
drive. Summary:
rlrst race, six furlongs: Klllasharda. Ill
(Odom), 3 to 5 and out, won; Sanders. 130
(Taral). 8 to 1 and even, second: Klnnlkln-
nick. 122 (McCue). 6 to 2, third. Time:
1:13 4-5. Mnxlmus also ran.
Second race, mile, selling: DNsenter, 106
(Maher), 6 to 1. won; Dolly WelthoiT. 101
(Odom). 5 to 1 nnd S to 5, second: Konsolee,
100 lO'Connor). 9 to 2. third. Time: 1:41.
Tyrshenn. Shuruless. Hlarneystone, Moro-
ton. Kinus nnu silver tinner also ran.
Third race. Autumn maiden stakes, five
furloncs: King Lief. 99 (Turner). 1 to 4
won; Tom Kenny. 115 (Tarul). 3 tn 1 nnd 2
tn 1, second nv u nenn; .innice, 1 in niuii
man). 6 to 1, third. Time: 1:01 1-5. Moun
D.. Haron Pepper, Politician and Cresson
also ran.
Kourth race, Klvlnc handlcnp, six fur
longs: viurnn, 121 tiienryi. 1 to 1, won;
Knight of Rhodes, 112 (Slnck). fi to 1. sec
ond: I leaner. 115 (Spencer). I to 1. third.
Time: 1:13 3-5 Contestor, Indian Kalry,
Smoke nml Marlbert nlso ran.
Klfth race, selling, live furlongs: Prima
II 99 (Slack). 20 to 1. won: Kartner Dennett.
102 (Hums), S to 1 nnd 3 tn 1, second;
Minion, 102 (Henry). 4 to I, third. Time:
1 'ill 1-5. Schoolmaster. Tonleum. Hinsdale.
KIsbiirc. Colonel I'adden. Trlsaglnn. Dame
and Farsight also ran.
sixth rnce, mne anil sixteenth .Monev
101 (Knight), 31,4 to 1. won; Andronlcus, lo;
(O'Connor). 12 to 1 nnd 4 to 1. second: Do.
enntar, 117 (Blnoto. 8 to 1. third. Time:
1:IS 1-5. Handcuff. Alslke. Hnmhshcll. Mon-
tnnle. Hurdlv, Gold Kox nnd Jack Point
niso ran.
GETS RUN FOR ITS MONEY
lllnilonnrt Wins Second liner
nt
Himllioriie In Km-In us Drive
llli I'lnlurer,
CHICAHO. Aug. 27 -Sad Sam won the
third race at Hawthorne today rrom Kllu.
rlun nnd Dnndv Jim In a rensutlonnl finish
In which a blanket would hnve covered all
three, while .Matin could do no better tlinn
finish third In the llrst race. Sad Sam was
nt the good or ce of S to 1 and ran a br II
ul Hunt race, lie set such a lively nace that
Silurian could never get to him. although
maKing a strong uid 111 inn stretch, uaudv
11m, second clioie 111 the belling, wns n
strong contender nnd was beaten only
nose.
Hindoonet was the even-monev favorite
in the second race and neavliy ulayed. re
cardless of a well-circulated report that
II lee. I I second choice, was a "sure
thing." Tho favorite won In a furious drive
and by the narrowest margin of u nose
his contender being Kmlgree with Tnlly up
Summary
- ! rJt rare
five nnd one-half furlonca
selling: Dangerllne, 107 (Tally). 2 lo 1. won
Hurrv. 93 ( H.ichnnan). 3 lo 1. second: Matin
102 (Morrison). 5 to 1. third. Time: 1:12H
William Ack. Satin Coat and Harry Pulllan
also ran.
Second race, six furlongs: Hindoonet. U'J
(Wlnkfleldi. even, won: Kmlgree. P9
(Tally). S to 1, second; Ooulrunner, 109
iDevfn). 10 to 1, third. Time: 119H Lucille
Mramble. Hllee, Tame irishman and Lime
1 ht nlso ran.
Third race, live furlongs: Sid Sam. 10'
(Ki ev), s tn 1. won: S lur an. 105 w nk
lieldi. even, second: Dnndv Jim. 199 (Rossi
to 2. third. Time: 1:05. McAuber. Hattus
His K.mlnence, Little Henry nnd Kolhelm
nlso ran
Kourth rnce. one mile: Tuthlll. 109 (Kl'evi
9 to 10, won; Prairie Dog, 104 (Waldo). 10 to
1. second; Scarlet Lily. 104 (Tallyi, s to f,
third. Time: i m. Sir Kingston. Pant
land, A Henna nnd Man of Honor aUo ran
Klfth race, mne nnu seventy varus, sen
Ing: Hnnsford. 101 (W Waldo). I to 1. won
Pniu Hnrrv. 104 (Kllevi. S to I. second
Plrnto J.. 100 iHuchanan). 3 to 1, third
Time: 1:52V4. Marlon l.vnrh. Woniltrlce. in
surrectlnn, Maryland Reserve and Owens
boro also ran
Sixth rnce. mile nnd an eWhth. sel'lug
S.uiber. IPS (Vltntoei. S to 5. won; Josephine
H . 102 ( rail vi. 2 tn 1, second; nun rratner
01 iV Waldni 10 to I. third. Time: 2:o:m
Warrior, Little Hilly and Donation also
ran.
( lo.e Klnl.b nt HUblnnri I'nrU.
DK.ROIT. Aug 27 -The race. nt H'ghland
park today were marked by close flnlthei
Buffalo
In the fifth race there were four head on
the post. HungnrUn backed down fr m
6 to 1 to 3 ti 1 getting the vrdlct frun
Quaver and Winepress In thp last rir.'c
Jessie Jarbo won b a nos" fiotn Alfr il
Vargrnve. with the favorite. Lady of the
West, only a neck away. Track fat. Sum
maries: Klrst race. sfVen furlong, selling: Kulrv
Dell. !) i Wontlerlvi, 2 to I, won. Eleven
Hells, 90 (, Writer). S to I. socmd: He
Droit. ! (Thompson). 6 to 5. third. Time.
1.2St4. dun cotton. Allowance. Lottie
Shevllle .uzanrno and Cable Cliff also ran.
Second race, four und a half furlongs'
Virginia T. 97 iL. Thomponi, even, won;
Maltee Cros. 97 (A. Weberi, 1 to 1. sec
ond; (llesseg. 97 (J. Dalyi. 12 to 1, third.
Time: ,5fli4 Matanzas. Lightning Kinsh.
Daly Chain and Princess .viae also inn.
Third race, nne mile: L. W.. li (Coburni,
i! to 1. won; .lucomn. W (A. Weber), 2 to
1. second; Bullied. '.'I i.l. fitly 1. even, third.
Time: 1:42. Oehgls Kalin. Annie Teuton
and Magog also ran
Kolirth race, tlve furlong., selling: Donna
Seay. ion f Post 1. 3 to 1, won. The Jade, Vt
(J. Daly), 5 to 2, second; Scotch Ilram
ble. 105 iLundryi, S to 1. third. Time:
1:011,. Alea. Lady Kdlth. Marcy nnd Rose
Hird also ran.
l'lftli race, six furlongs, selling: Hun
garian, 116 (Coburni), 7 to 2. won; Quaver,
105 (Landry), 5 to 2, second; Wlnepres,
1( (Caslroi, 6 to 1, third. Time; 1 : t fi.
I.onram, Intent. Qlad Hand and Ocle
Drool's also ran.
Sixth race, one nnd 11 lttenth miles,
selling: Jessie Jarho. 99 (Wondcrly). 0 to I.
won; Alrred Vnrgrave, 99 (Coburn). S to n.
second; Laily of the West, 110 iA. Weber),
even, third. Time: 1:17V Vlrglex O nnd
Sir I'lnrlan also ran.
Result nl M. I, mil.
ST. I.OI'IS. Mo., Aug. 27-Three. favor
ite and well-played second choices won
today at the fair grounds. Track heavy.
Summaries:
Klrst race. 3-year-olds, six furlong: Ar
mand. 109 1 Dotnlnlcki, 6 to . won: 13va
Mne, 197 (I'msti, 9 to I and 3 to 1. second.
.1. II. Humes. 112 (Van Dtisen). 6 to 1. third
Time: 1:19-1,. Valmnr. Merry Whale, LpxpII,
Princess Plymouth. Silky, Mr. Rose and
Accelerando also ran. Kloyd Dixie left at
post.
Second race, selling, six furlong: Ter
ralene. 1 10 (Krostl. 3 tn 2. won: Al Lone.
117 illlnkey). 7 to 2 and 6 to 5, second: 131
Derlm. 112 (Light font). 12 to I. third. Time:
1:1" Onogcn, Will Kay, Hangalore, Scor
polette, Adml-nl Schley and Scctllidus nlso
ran.
Third race, one mile: Meddlesome. lot
(Domlnlek). 7 to I. won. Karl Hlrd. I0rt
(.1. Mathews), 9 to 5 and 7 to 10, second:
Two Annies. , (Mayi. 5 to . third. Time:
1 16. Tom (lllniore and Kleannr Homes
also ran.
Kourth race, one mile: Thrive. 96 (Dale),
fi to n, won; Alice Turner, 91 (Domlnlek),
2 to 7 and 7 to rt, second: Trladltza, 91
(Watsom. I to 1. third. Time: 1:I.V4. Za
7. el also started
Klfth race, handicap, six and n half fur
longs: Tom Collins, iftt (Domlnlek). 2 to 3.
won; The (ieezer. M (May), in to and 7 to
2. second: HI Knllnr. 91 (I) tie), II to 5,
third Time: 1 21. Kindred and Cathedral
also ran.
Sixth race. 2-yenr-n d fillies, five furlongs:
Hlrdle Stone. 11. (Dotnlnlcki, 5 to 1, won;
Margaret K. 10S (Corner). 14 to 5 und I to
5. second: The Thriisn. 103 iDiiIpi. 7 tn 2.
thlrn Time: :K. I3mpyrcal. Rainy and
Miss Theresa 11 No ran.
AST TIME AT PROVIDENCE
Oprnluu D11 y of Crnnil Circuit Mrrt-
Iiik Cliiirurlrrlrril by Nprrdy
trpilnK,
PROVIDK.N'CK. lt.T."ug. 27. -Thp trnnil
rlri ult meeting began at Narragansett Park
triiay mid in spite or tho excessive heat the
tlmo was fust.
A big Held started In the 2:20 trot, which
ns stepped in faster time than at Read
me. The favorite fared badly, for after
winning the tirst heat In 2:13'i. Llssa Hee
was out and a dark horse was sprung In
tho shape of Oriiia, an uiignlnly-Iooklne
grey mare hnlling from Allentown, Pn
The grey won the second bent In 2:129. be
ginning a sprint from the half and walking
home a winner. The next twn heats were
repetitions of the second and talent wns
dumped by the wnyslde as the grey sold
tor inmost nothing in inn poois. 1 ne .:n
pace developed Into a six-heat race In
which Dumont W . the class winner at
Rendvllio last week, was the ravorite. i-ast
.1 ....... ......1.. I.. ,1.1.. ..,..., dm H ft. , l.A.,1
nine will, iiiiiiie in inir. ,n- .,. ,,.,,
going to the fnvorlte In 2:i4, as also did
tho second In the sumo time. With ono
bent to win, the favorite got n bad start
ami Art Alco won the he.it nnd then took
the fourth. Ambulator split up the rnce In
tho fifth bent ny winning out ni me wire
In a fast finish. All horses except heat
winners wero drnwn In the sixth bent. Art
Alco broke nt the half and left the battle
between Dlimont v. anci Ainnuiaior, nnu
the former wnn In the home stretch In a
rnttllni; finish.
The fnvorlte In tho 2:14 trot was Nell
Owynne. Alice Hanies. tho second choice,
won the nrsi ncni inn mm yu uniunt
II, n eaennil nfter Which tllO mCO WrtS
postponed on nccount of darkness. Sum-
2:20 class, trot, three heats In live, purse
ti rrfin.
Orlnii. p. m., by Kred Douglass
5 111
13 117
S 2 I 2
2 10 5 6
11 S 2 9
3 s :: 4
9 11 6 3
II 4 S 5
4 6 7 8
7 12 9 10
10 7 10 11
13 13 l'Jills
12 9 dr
dls
(Covillr) .
r.lsu.i liee. Ii. in. (MlddlebV)
All Right, b. tn. (Winnings)...
Miss Duke, b m. (Carpenter)
Tlmberlake. b. g. (Hudson)
Major dreer, en. 11. 1 wnnnuej....
Debut, b. h. (Korsner)
Corinne. b. m. (Thomas)...........
Mtnnlo L. WllKes, en. in. itwm..
Snrlngdale, b. h. (Wilson)
Knvnla. b. m. (Voung)
Altnford, b. m. (Payne)
Wllrlssa, nr. m. iu jtm.
Parralleox. b. m. (I'ootel..........
21l"class pace! llifeo heVits In'ilve, purse
1 ism-
Dumont W., br. c, by Du-
plgnnc (Krnst) .
Art Alco, b. g. (Olllls)
1 1
2 "
4 2
3 5
li 4
3 3
1 1
2 1
3 3
1 2
t ro
li ro
Ambulator, n. 11. 'V.,.l,v., " " '
Maz Mazette, b. m. (Hal ey).
Paul Revere, r. g. (Oarth). .
Karly Htrd. Jr.. blk. h.
(Oolden) ::
r i
I 5
r. fi dr
"ll!l:. J,"" ."o81 :li.2?10. 2:12;
dls
.."J" '. "' 1 .1:.-.. l,.,.,lu li, live, nurse
2'14 cias. inn. nu'-. -
1,00 (unfinished): .
Alcryon
Nell 1 wrnne. ' '
9 1
1 11
2 4
(Rathbuu) . -.IL' '
Allco Harnes, b. m.. ny iuii
NlggVr'jnck; blk. g.' '(Arthur)
Iris O., b. m. (McCaclly)
X 2
i 3
7 'i
Lasso, b. g. (ueersi
Minuet, eh. ni. (Pearse)
Panlenr, b. K- (McCarthyl
n 10
fi
V ondle. en. g. 1'"'""''';
ii...innrt 1.11? n (Dorev)
it
Oracle oiiward. ch. m. (MncrH
12 S
10 9
3dr
King WariocK. cu. ff. .m..........
,1111111 ii in. 11. in. , ti,,.r"
rime: ..im.
SIX DAV 11 AC 13 STARTS TOMC.HT.
MimiiKer of Mliluny TrnrU ArrnnKr
fur Sunie I'nut Itlillnu.
Itecliuiinir tonlcht tho Omnhn Cycle Deal
ers' ussoi latlon will start a six-day race at
the Midway cycle traeK winch win ui; mane
nu licrln na lnv liv electric lamns. All the
piomlnent local riders, together with the
I,,,,., , entered flie rnce and some henrt
breaking sprints mny be expected every
evening. . .
Valuable prizes me given to the winners
of tho llrst four plnces and In nddltlon
there will be lung up special prizes at
enrv half hour's ride each evening, which
will keep the riders on the Jump most of
HIP time. IO Sllll iwilliei lliuiw It iinveni
1 11 it in these who nttenil the rare the man
agement will put on each evening a motor
event, incether with trial rides and snrlut
races liy the proicssmiiiiin, mi huh iiiukv
attending win see pieuiy 01 giinii nisi rin
Ing each evening.
Mnher 11111I Clinynsl.1 llrnily.
xew YORK. Auc. 27. Peter Maher nnd
Joe Choynski have both trained hnrd nnil
aro in goon conuinou nn nieir iweni.j
tlvo round light at the Hrondwny Athletic
club tomorrow night Mnher nnd Choynski
are well matched In size and skill nnd It
will probably require many rounds or nnrn
6 DAY RACE 6
Midway Cycle Track
COMMENCING TONIGHT at 8:30
The Finest Electric Lighted Track in the West. Motor
Events Each Evening.
9 RIDERS ENTERED 9
V. II. STKVKNSON, Detroit.
The Onc'Ariucd Wonder,
1 W, SIIKHLOK, Omaha.
It, G. HKNNETT, Omnhn.
I), W. SHULTZ, Omnhn.
One and a half houra each night. Tuko Sherman avenue cars direct to track.
ADMISSION, 05c, 25c and 10c.
fighting to bring about the defeat of either
man
RING WILLKNOWFITZNO MORE
Knllltiu to liet nn Mnteli 11HI1 .lef-
frlr Hi-t bniiiplon Announce
III Iti-tlipiiienl.
NKW YORK, Aug 27 -Robert Kii-lm-,
mons tonight ntinnuiucd bis reiireniei t
from the pugilistic ring He m.iuc an .11
eflectunl uttempl todav to get on a met. 1
for the heavyweight 1 hamplonshlp w.tti
James J. Jeffries, to take nlHee tiefi.ri Cie
Hnrton law expires at midnight next Kri
da and tonight Issued the following stale,
ment:
"I am through with lighting I will 1
tire from the ring and will not claim th" 1
championship from Jeffries. 1 am rend
and on edge to meet him next Krbl.n
night, as Ills manager suggested ten d.i
lien, lint ns he claims he Is In no inti'llil 'ii '
to tight on that night, I am through with
him and with the ring. Henceforth tlnie
will be one man le-s In the heavvwoignt ,
division, for I will go out with the llortxit
law," 1
Kltzslinmons. with his manager. IVrcv
Williams of Hergen Heach, met William
A Hrudy, rcpresenMng Jeffries, t nilgh' I
Last week Kltzlmtnnn pnsled tJ5i) 1.
bind a match between himself ami Jeffrl.s
next Krlday night, and Hr.nly ald !e
would meet I''ltziiumons to arnmite me
match. Kltzslmmons said he w.i tnuli to
meet Jeffries next Krldny before the Tw. n
tleth Century club, under anv e itnlitlans
as lo the division of the purse or gate -celpts.
which would suit Hrndv lie ald
he would be satlslled for the winner to tnk.
nil or spilt the pursp In half or ilve 75 per
cent to the winner or any terms tioslbte
so that he could meet the present champion
before the expiration of the Hnrton law
llrmly In reply said that Jeffrie was In no
condition. n he had nult training several
days ago. He said It would be unfair f,.r
KitzslmmoiiM to force a mnteh with a man
phslonlly unlit for such a contest Kltz
slmmons replied that Jeffries had had
plenty of time to get Into mndltlOh and
said Hint although he had gone through
two very sevele battles during the lnt
two weeks, he was on edge now nnd rendv
to light t 1 regnln tho championship.
Hrndv said It was mposlble for n tight
to take place between Jeffries nnd Kltzslm
mons on the unto mentioned, but that he
would put up n forfeit nt onie tn bind 11
match between the two the tight t, take
plnce within three months from September
1, and a side bet of tlO.ono.
Kltzslmmon would not listen to this
proposition nnd said It was only made fnr
advertising purposes.
AVnrKltm llo' Wheel Trip.
The working buys blevcle trip, which was
scheduled to leave yesterday morning, hns
been postponed until next Mnndav The
heavy rains of the past few davs has
Hooded the route over which the bos were
going, leaving the roads rough and Im
passable fnr bicycles. The postponing of
this trip will give other working tmvs or
tho association an opportunity to go along
The cost of the trip will be $3. Apnlln-
Ion rnn be hnd nt the nssnclntlon building
nnd must be handed In not later than
Thursday evening of this week. The bovs
will leave next Mnnday morning. Septem
ber 2. rain or shine, In charge of Mr. 13111s
ClrvrlninPs 5eir I'lnyers.
CL13VI3LAN'D. O.. Auir. 27 - The CIpvp-
land hasp ball club has purchased tho re
lease of Third Haseman Tamsi-tt nnd Out
fielder Jnnes from the Rome. N. V , club
Doth will be seen tomnrrow In twn games
There was 11 slight shakeup In the tenm.
I'Tisnie being reiensen nnu 1 ittcner Mpies
being given to Milwaukee. Jones will go
tn right Held, while denlns will go to left
and Tnmsett will bo seen at third.
Cull ( lull nl Dntiutii.
norC.LAS. Neb.. Aug. 27 -ISneclal )-A
locnl gun club hns been organized here
composed of nboiit n half dozen members
A shoot Is had everv Tuesday afternoon
Walt Hogers, the editor of the Douglas
Knternrlse. was the chnmtilnii last week.
breakfng nineteen clay pigeons out of
twenty-live.
WANTED nids for all concessions on
grounds of Fremont Driving park, Fremont,
Neb., during race meeting Carnival week,
September 12. 13 nnd 14, 1900. Address,
HIIUCK R. SMITH. See,
WINDS THAT BRING RAIN
I'rogiiostlenllon for Tuesilny nnd
Vrilnesilny Is Kiilr AVenllipr
with I'nslerly Winds.
WASHINC.TON, Aug. 27. Forecast for
Tuesday and Wednesday:
Nebraska fJcncrally fair' Tuesday and
Wednesday; easterly winds.
Western Texas., Indian Territory, New
Mexico and Oklahoma Generally fair Tues
day and Wednesday; light southwesterly
winds.
Indiana Generally fair Tuesday and Wed
nesday; cooler In southern nnd central por
tions Tuesday; light northwesterly winds.
Illinois Oenernlly fnlr Tuesday and Wed
nesday, except showers and cooler In south
ern portion Tuesday; light northerly winds.
Iowa Oenerally fair Tuesday and Wed
nesday; cooler, northerly winds.
Missouri Local rains Tuesdny, with cooler
In eastern portion; Wednesday, fair and
warmer; northeasterly, shifting to south
westerly, winds.
North nnd South Dakota Fair and
warmer Tuesday; Wednesday, fair; south
erly winds.
Kansas Local rains nnd cooler Tuesday;
Wednesday, fair; northerly winds.
Colorado, Wyoming and Montana Oener
ally fair Tuesday and Wednesday; light,
variable winds.
I.oeul Heeiiril.
OFFICIO OF TIIIC WFATHKIt HUHKA!!,
OMAHA, Aug. 27.-Olllclal record of tem
perature nnd precipitation, compared with
tho corresponding day of the last three
years;
1900, IS99. ISflS. 1E97
Nl !l SI Is7
r,i i;s m r.n
71 79 li 73
.in .07 .oo .oo
Maximum tempernturo
Minimum temperature
Average temperat'.iro .
Precipitation
Record of precipitation nt Omaha for this
day nnd since March 1, 1900:
Normal temperature for tho day 71
Kxcess for the day 0
Total excess slnco March 1 4C'i
Normal rainfall 10 Im h
Oellclency for the dav 10 Inch
Total rainfall since March 1.... 20. CO Inches
Dellclency slnco March 1 1.70 Inches
netlclencv for cor. period 1 SO'.l . 1 1)3 Inches
Dellclency for cor. period, 1)S.. 2 SO Inches
Report from Mndtilln nt S I'. M
3
S
"3
1
p'
M I
3 '
BTATIONB AND BTATB
OF WEATHER,
Omaha, clear
North Platte. cUnr
Cheyenne, clear
Salt Lake, clear
Itapld City, clear
Huron, clear
Wllllston, clear
Chicago, clear
St. Louis, cloudy ..
St. Paul, cloudy
Davenport, partly cloudy.
Kansas City, cloudy
lle'ena, clear
Havre, clear
Hlsniarck, clear
Oalveston, clear
M Ml
S0i Ml
7I1I Mil
M1
911 .00
71
72
7r,r .eo
701 .00
70 .00
70
711
711 .00
Mi .110
72
7H1 .00
Ml .l)
M)
74
71 .Hi
701
M
7lil .Oil
701 .00
71 .0(1
IvS .10
T Indicates trace of precipitation
I. A. WICLSH.
l.ocnl Forecast Olllclal
IN
SUMMER.
Sunburn, Cli.ilmp. In ert Hitc.:, Hum, Itrltiti',
Scratch s, Spr.ttni. Stiffness (if Joints, 1-attune and
iiill.itned Fvt art' cured hy the me t f
Pond's Extract
Used Internally and Fxtertmlly
CAPrO.V Kefitso tlie weak, wittery Wtteit ltnteJ
jirepnrafftw! represenlnl fobe "f he.s.imeas" f'O.VD'S
1'XTKACT, which easily mtur unit jjenerwlj- ronfati
'trooi'rtlcohoj," a deadly ihUkoh. I'OS'WS HXTKACT
Ao .villi OS'lA' in SliXhKli bottlen, eucloaed la batT
wrapper. .
rONtl'S rXTRACT CO.,
j.H'iLAyc. N Y
Hot Weather Offices.
An.vone wlio lins n wost front office theso dajs, or nn of
fice in a ratnshiickic huildiii":, oupht not to bo in tho samo
iix next summer. Dirt, too, seems more offensive in hot
tveuther.
THE BEE BUILDING
is cool, clean and well ventilated. There is always a draft,
the walls are thick, the ail is pur eand kept constantly motet
by the fountain in the court. This is the place to be in
summer.
R. C. PETERS & CO.,
Rental Agents, Ground Hoot, Bee Building.
MANHOODRESTORED 'SJ? v,NX
tils Vltuhor, tliisprrscrliHIan of n tumnii Kreneli phraVInn, will quickly cm you 'i(ll
liirrou$iir dlAtniif tlio cenrr.illhe nrcHiis, snrli a l.itst .liitiitiituit, lnsuMinln,
1-nlii In llin lluek, Neiuliutl i:niUl,iu, Nrn una ltlillll., IMinplr
Ulillltlrsa lipJIsi r.,, Kxliiiusllnrc llrnln. Vlirli'in'ele nml 4 ilil Ipitllon.
It Hiiii nil linn br day or nlsliu rrrvf iitsmncknt-ssof i1im.iii". turn If mil checked
leu'ls to Ppnrinstorrliu'H and all llin linrrum nl UiiiiiiIpki')'. 4 I d lt',M'.clesnsrtt.a
liver, llin Ll,lnv nml tl, ii.Im.fw nv... .,1 il l,n.lt... ll ! via.'; .- .i,.il,An,
nd rMtornsnull wfnK ereani.
,r,7.u.',.V.'Jn."l"r",, tt" "ol cu'd by Doctors I hrrstua JO psr rent nr troutited with ti ota(l(l.
liiII'IlJhNh, tlm only known rrmnly tn enre wlllmul nn vieriillnn, ,Vv) ipiliiiiinll. A wiltlrn
EiMrantoe iilteii ami money returnrd If Shoxes does not ellcct u peimxneiil cur. tl.COubox.afor 14.00,
yin.ill, Hcml fnr vhkk rlrculsr nnil testimonials.
AUiifwlt vl. JII:II'I.m: CO., p, o. Ilor 2076, Kan Franriseo, Cai.
l'ou s.vi.m it v ,i vi:iis-i)it,i.n dhi a en., iuimi ami r p.NAM.
"BREVITY IS THE SOUL OF WIT."
GOOD WIFE! YOU NEED
SAPOL
scntioi.s.
Wenlworlh MM ary flcaiSemy S?Sf
OoyernmentsuiierTlslon. Malecoinmlisiunstograiliiatii. Pri'tmriition fur Viiivereltles
and Mitlmi.l Arndf mlra. COL. SANDF0KU SELLCRS. M. A.. Supl.. LEXIN0I0N, M0.
QUITS IN QUEER MANNER
W iilenll la ( iiiinleil Out on Itefiislnu
lu 11 it 1 1 1 1 ll l'llil I(Ii
Tuniiny West.
NKW YdltK, Aim. 27 -The llsht between
lommy West nnd Joe Wnlcott, which wn
the llrnln attraction at the Twentieth Cen
tury cl.ih lu Madison Kfiuare garden, ended
ii a most peculiar manlier tonlKht. The
In-ut had none eleven rounds verv much In
Wnlcott'H favor, as he had punished West
vrry badly alioiit the body and had him In
n very weakened condition. When the bell
raiiK for the twelfth round, to the surprise
of everybody, Wnlcott refused to Ko nn,
clalinlUK he had Injured Ills left iirm.
Itefetee Charley While, Htlspcrtini; cronlted
ness, Insisted on Walcott'n cnntlnului;, but
the ncKro ret used to do so. This lelt White
no ulternntive other than to declare West
tho winner. There was unite a latKe sum
ol money wintered with West the lavnrlle
nnd thn referee was outspoken with refer
ence to Wnlcott'H peculiar action White
said: "Waleott wns not Inj.ired; he quit de
liberately and It Is my candid conllrmed
opinion that he was nctunted in quitting by
Homo dlnlionest motive. I believe Waleott
wiih encouniKed to net ns he did by miine
person closely connected with him That
he should net thus la no surprise to me. as
ho established n precedent for similar work
lu Han Francisco not so very Ioiik iiko, and
I think It wus n scheme to hurl the nnm
UKemont of tho Twentieth Century club,
which has nil iiIoiik acted lu Kood fallh '
MnmiKer Kennedy on behalf of the club
uiinounceil thai Wnlcott'H slime ol' th'
money will not be Klven to him, but would
lie donated to Mime charitable Institution
'I'heie were many anxioiiH Inquiries ns tu
whether the beta would ho declared off, but
.Manager Kennedy stated that an betlliiK lu
New York wiih lllenal lie wiih sorry the
chili co.ild tuko no comiljuinco of wagers
made.
Two clever lids, Kid Mel-'adden of San
Francisco und .llminy Hose of this rltv niei
In the prelimlnarv bout at llfi pounds. Th'-v
were to have foiiKht twelve rounds, but the
New Yorker was forced to rpilt lu the
eleventh round, nf is r McFudden hnd
planted a rl(;ht over his heart. The earh
lounils wero full of fast work. Huso wai
the llrst to show Hluns of weakness and
MeKnddeli heal him to the floor of the rlnfi
In the elKhth round From this time to tne
end of the tenth the California!! held the
upper hand nnd when they Hhnped for the
eleventh McFadden wiih on the nKiiresslvo
and went to his mnn und with a stiff rlKhl
over the heart sent Hose back toward his
cr.rner Hose then threw up his bands nnd
said he could pit no further and 1'cferee
White nave the MkIH to MeFaddi n.
Knreiiii I'rlnee nt Ainerlenli ( ulleue.
SAN FItANCISCd. Auk 27 Prince Km
Whu. In lr-.ipp ir nt lu tie- Knre.in throne
Blurted fur the east tnmnht, where he will
i nler cdlene
VK.TOK SWKDHMtr;, Omahn.
Slvl.AS STIJ 1 'I'Z.M AN, Omnhn.
CIIAIU.I'S I.. l't)TTi:H, Omaha.
JA.MIvS nOfil K, Omaha.
A. .1. COCHRAN, Omaha.
S!
MISSOURI MILITARY ACADEMY
I Itlf. ,.., l,,.ll.tlt... n...,l,.(.. n.i..ill..ll. r
'llenjl tVr.'l!,":' "itl"l. wlmnilna. Iieullint. I'lirnllr l aprrlaltsts
IIlTI ll M V-' "" lMi)-aluinnl el inilip liu.llii.- mllllHr .rkuoli and
Hnerriiur.i ru iiriiuira in uni Innal ri-pil I alien, AdilrrM
YANCEY i FONVILLE, Moiloo, Mo.
Racine College
mniar mm
"The School That
) Makes rVianly Boys."
i Its GraJuitcs enter any CoU
i Icrc or University, Socul
ond Athletic Advantages.
; Military Drill.
For Boys ol 8 Years Old and Upward.
llluhtrnteil CaUtoitue. srut ou application to
' Uev. II. I). UOIIINSON. H. A.. W'ur.len.
kacliif, Wjscnnin.
DVORAK
DRAMATIC SCHOOL
KIMBALL HALL, 243 WAUASII-AV., CHICAGO.
Instruction lu Actinq, Elocution. I'hysiesl cul
ture, firutors, I'ant-'iniine, "Fein ing. Modern
l.nllKUIIKCH
Fall Term Opens Sept 10 Cntalosue free.
i:i)U Mill DMIIIAK, Dlneliii.
The Kearney Military Academy
KlvlitM'.l , Mill.
Tlilril vent !., ii, It,., u,,.. in mftA
..... v.,,.r. 4, iV. ILII III-
rrensed funilty .ind rn.llltlen to kIvo tho
hoys of Nehmskn iiinipleie prepurii'lon for
Unlvcrsliy or Huslmsa Chnrfies modcrnto.
Address tho prildent
Northwestern University,
At I'.VA.NHTO.V nn.l CH It' Kill, II. U,
flnmrrlwM (Villece nf I.iliernl Aits, .Medlc.il Schonl,
Imw ricliool, scIiihiI of I'li.itnmcy, Iinntid Holiool,
Wiiiiiiiis Meilinil Hrtinei Mrhiiol nf MuhIc nnd
Sclimil of Orator). Ale it ruiidiii't mi AiMilemr of
the lilu'lient irniiln 'I lie (lurri li llililieiil liiKtitnte h
lonileil mi tlie (Inlleire ('ninnn c.illivi. te.irliftfili
heptniuber MU. I'or inform, itlou, mlilreiM,
Till: Itr.tJISTltA It, llian.lon, III.
OUT TODAY
Spading's
Official
Foot Ball
Guide
Tor ifjoo. Kdltlon hv Wnlisr
Ciunli. Contain Vrn Itule.
Kioius, llevleiv of tlie Su
Kon. All-An, i ll. ii Team .
Hpe. lnl Mull In s, Advli o l.i
HeKlnners, l'h tu re. t l.V'o
I'lnyers.
Crlce III Cents per Cnpj,
l-'or sale liy nil Newsde.ilei
Handsome lllusiriileii pot Hull Cataloguo
Hint free to any nudruss
A. G. Spalding & Bros.
New York Chicago , Dciucr
m lrie i'MIUOR Alaru.
ST?) or'-, olnI'l"nm, to cun.i lir liter
"wif mi'i iuiiini-Triiiiiii) Jiei riuienifu
nml inrei rwnorn Unt Vitality In old
ff or ouoir,nd lit i. man tor tuilj.buil
P."" " floMnrn. J'rnint lnanlij nod
irrauK'fiuii.uniwiiio ii inner m tlmo. Tlilr
oihowiiiintnidiiiulinpfoe.iniinl ,.1'ieUnUnOUllB
57"r"4S"v.1lher ,'.." J""t tiiHjn liuTina tlinuuiitiln!
AJbx Tubleta. 'I ter Utn cured tbouwadt nnd ulli
feet ii curs 111 Much cine, or mtuml thn moner
UU lildi muntl for 2.nO liy mull, tn plain nrppr,
oit receipt of rrlr. ('Irculirre.
iJA. KumuuY CO., V.,V,"Lrii,M
for snle in Omnhn, Noli, by Jus. Forsyth,
V2 ti iCth. Kuhn & Co., 16th nnd OoiiKlaa,
and In Council 11 luff a by J, C. Delluven.
UrusrsUta
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