THE OMAHA T AT LT 1513H: FlttD Y. SEPTEMBER 7. 1000.
QUAKERS IS SLUGGING FORM
Twenty-Tire HiU Off Callahan with Cnly
Twenty Runs.
PITTSBURG JUMPS ON BROOKLYN HARD
PlrnteV Wlnnliiu Mrenk Cnrrlr Tlicm
with n HiikIi tn Victor?' llvrr Ihr
Chnniilnn l.lntit I. our
l.lkr A iiiiitriirn.
riillnilrliihln. 20 Clili'nn". ..
rillnliuru, Ill MriiitUI) ii, Ii.
tit. I.onln, III mv Vnrk, I.
Iltitnn, ."I I Ini'liinntl, ().
nrlriill, KanNiit Cllv, .:t,
IliHTnln, r,i Milwaukee, II.
vrlnnil, t M I n ncn inl In, ",.
Iiullnnntiolli, .'.-!! CIiIciiko, t-ll.
FHIIADKM'HIA. Sept fi. The home
team enquirer) In a batting matinee today
nVmnilo everything from a scratch bunt to
a home run. I'hlladclphlR was nldrd con
siderably In run Rotting by some weird
fielding on the part of Chicago. The vis
itor! never had a look In and after the
!erond Innlni; the game wan tiresome and
uninteresting Dolan played nt third base.
Wolvrton being Incapacitated by reason of
Injuries sustained while allKhtlnR last night
from a trolley car. Score:
rtllt'AOO. I PHIIAnF.M'HIA
n it o a i. n n o a.e
MoCirfy. If 1 2 3 1 I'Thonmi. ef. 3 4 1 0 0
Child!. Jb .. : 1 JO 0!K, If . . 2 5 3 0 0
UflM, tb.. 0 2 10 I 2 I)lli'ty. lb I )H 1 0
Ryan, rf. .000') 0.t.i.lnl. 2b. 3 2 0 I 0
Oren, ef .0100 l'Kltrk. rf.. . 1 3 3 0
Bradley, ih. A ! 11 liMeParl'd. r J I 5 "
Dnnihue, r. 0 0 1 IMuckl'eh, 0 10 0
Dexter, e .. 0 0 1 0 tlol.iti. 3b... 2 3 t J
Mervir'k. en 0 0 4 4 ft.i'rniw. m 5 12 3
Catlalian, p 0 C 2 lTrarer. n. .. 2 2 0 3
- liernlinril. n 1 0 0
TOM IK . . 0 8 24 15
mk p.. 0 D S 4 t Olton, p. 0 0 0 4 1
Totals .. s I 27 13 4 Totals .. S 2:4 1
Detroit ft 0 0 3 ft S 2 O
Kansas I'lty 1 2 0 ft ft n o o n 3
Karned run- Detroit Three-base hit:
Plieehan Sin rlflcc hltd. SMmefer. O'tlrlrn.
t'llngman, .I--A1Ilster Stolen bases. Hemp
hill, Ityiin. Srtmrfer. Harley (2). Klrst base
on balls: Off Krlsk, t; off Gibson, G. Klrst
base on errors. Detroit, :i, Kansas nty, 2.
Left on bases: Detroit, ; Kansas City, ft
SINK ); out: Hy Frisk. 2. by (llb.ion. 4. Wild
plteh. Ily (llbson. Time: 115. empire
Sheridan
llufTnln's l.nst nl llnnir,
HtTKAl.O. Sept. S.-Hufftilo won the last
game at home todav. The were fortunate
In petting a lead early In the eontest and J",,,
ttmlntalnlng It, for Andrew had a bad day ""'""
ami nis misornnie piaymg nearly mrew me i ... Tinni r-n nimnu
game away. Ilalllgan s hitting whm a fea- QQ DOWN IN TANGLED CUNbH
i'iii1 linn in ill,- mill lie i prnivu ill'" nun,'!,
.1.1... , ..1.1.. ti...i. if
..mi n. nine hi iikiii mini i.-ninr ii-n I , , , . . ... ,....
onrly tonight for Milwaukee. Attendance, .loel.ej 1lurili. H hn Unit Hie Mount
j.nun. .score:
tit ri'Ai-o t MiiAVAi'Kr.r.
It II O.A K II. II O A F.
Hart. rf.. .2210 o'Ketehnm. cf 0 0 I 00
Hhnrk., e . 1 1 4 1 ft.Wuldron. rf I 10 0 2
of I'ennsylvanla has the te.im In hand a
slsted U last ear s aptaln. ' J (Irllllth
Manager Suit has secured the following
games for this fall.
I'nl'ersltj of Minnesota at Minneapolis.
Oclnl e B
I nlvrrslH of Nebraska at t.lnridn. Orto-
fnlverslty nf Iowa at Ames. October I?.
Simpson college at Ames. October Si.
(Irlnnell at Orlntiell. November 3
Drake at De Moines. Novimber l
Prlnlt nt Ames. November T
State Normal at Ames, November
U'nrk la mwlvrwnv no tin' new cnclnccr-
Ing hall at the Iowa State college by the
Sdilenter nunpnny nf f'lili ago. which se
cired the rnntract at the sum of MM.Olo
Tin- new hall Is tn be built Just west of
tb" motor ilepot. nnrinvies. m me iimm
mi lllniis, litis Skull I'riielureil
nml tny Die,
NI'AV YOUK, Sept. fi.-An unfortunate
Han,n.r.M i 1 i o'h: U i 2 o o ncV.dent, VhlVh may result ferlously In the
I'arry, lb...i) 114 o o Ahd'rs'n. lb 0 0 12 0 0
fletlinan, cf 0 1 2 0 ft Iullc. 2b.... 1 1 1 S 0
Andrews. 3b o 0 ft 4 ri.l'onroy, s.. ft 113 0
itletb'r, 2b.. 1 2 4 4 0 llurke, Sli... 0 0 2 2 0
llrn-ter-k. 0 0 1 0 Cplfs. c 1 I 1 0
KerK'ln, p.. 0 t 0 3 o liowllnK. p. 0 o 1 1 o
- - ItetUrr. ti . 1 1 0 1 0
TMit .. J 11 2T IS r, -
I T it.ils .4 C !l 11
Huffalo 1! 0 ft 0 3 ft ft 0 -
Milwaukee 0 0 0 1 ft ft 2 t 01
case of one Jockey, marred the raring at
I liiiv todav. Three horses went
down in n neap ai me nisi no k i"'it- m
the Hist race and the only wonder Is that
their riders were not killed. The Held was
well stralghtoni'd out In the stretch, when
fnslghtlv. ridden by Knight, fell. Heveruge.
with Wedderslrand up. turned a complete
sfimersiiult over him and Minis, piloted by
Murphy, also plutued into tne struggling
mass When the dust had cleared awav
the threi- bns were sneti lying on the
TomIs . 20 2.'i 27 13 l won the game by hard hitting. Attendance
0 I 0 0 ft ft ft- 5 rcnre iirm giime;
INUIAK.UUI.IS. . IJIILAUO
It II O A.K. It. II (1 A R
HjrtJfl, If . 0 0 0 0 0 Hoy. ef 2 0 3 0 0
Maroon. 2b. 0 12 7 1 DHUnl. If.. 0 0 4 0 0
(l-tr, s.... 0 1 8 2 1 Wood, c 0 0 4 2 0
Klly, lb .. o o 6 o o Sueilen. lb.. 0 4 3 0 0
Seyhold, ef 1 1 2 0 0 Hnrtm'n, 3b 0 1 2 0 2
rowers, e... 2 2 1 ft 0 lb . 2b.... 0 o ft : o
HoKr'xer, if I 2 3 0 0 .huuart, . ft A 3 3 I
Phllarinliihln R llnss on hulls: Off f.l a- Mickey, 3b.. 0 12 2 1 Shenron. rf. 0 n 1 " 0
hati. 4. off Frnser. 4. off Hernhnrd. I. lilt Mllllgiin. n. 1 I 1 0 0 Klhr, n . . 1 1 0 2 0
UV pitcher Thomas. Ilrudley HtrucK o.u:
Ely Callahan, riernhard. Passed ball: Don-
nhlcacn
fhlladelphta .. 9 3 0 0 ft fi 2 I -20
Karned runs. Chicago, 2: Philadelphia, 15.
Two-base hits: McCarthy, Delehanty,
Ffastr. Dolan. Jacklltsch. Three-base
hits: Merles, McKarland, I.aJole. Home
Sun' I.aJole Hncrlllco lilt- Mertes. Stolen
asns. McCarthy. McCormlek, Thomas.
Iale. Double nlays Callahan to McCor
mlek to Mertes heft on bases: Chicago. 7; lloKrer, if I 2
Philadelphia, 8. liases on Halls: t)ir t'.iiia- uicKry. .id.. i
Karned runs: Huffnlo. 3; Milwaukee. 3. ir,.i. Help wan nnlekly at hand and tho
Tit-n.liiinn lilfa llnlllnuii I'll llullftllltl I , i.'.l 1..., 11... l.l..l.l Vn,1.
Waldron. Home run: fie t leer. Stolen I i .ti lv uinnnod nml nliowed his
bases. Ilnrt, Fultr,, Ketcham. Double ner,, i,v riding again In the llfth race,
plays: Spies to 0'ullr. to Dowllng, Conroy K,t had bis shoulder sprained, bill later
to I''ult7. to Anderson. Klrst b.isi- on balls: wn ni,p to K home. Murphj lay all the
uii imtwiii, i; oir iseiiger, i. nirui n iiiii: afternoon unconscious anil appears 10 nave
iiy ucrwiii, i ny iieuger, .'. lime: 1 :.m. sustained a fracture or tne skiiii.
i mpire: uwyer. Tii,- iHil. rnvnrli fur the race, won ny n
heal from Kllln Conlg, the well-hacKed
INDTANAl'Ol.lH Sent. h.--lndlanarolls t. ....... ,'i.i.. i.i it. ,,rtr
and Chicago broke even In today's double- a tirp,lv rai.P throiiKh the stretch with
n'a.ler. 'Islier xvas baited ror rour cameu A,ri, 'Srlleek and Demurrer. The lust
runs In Hie fourth Inning of the tlrsl gnnie amp,i niP the running for live furlongs
S?.'L 1 ,'pr.". "'t','I',1 " ll,jm. ,r"n 1,1 ,ll, when the other two moved up and after u
fifth, clinching the game. Chicago over- lmr,, (lr,vi, ,hroBh the stretch Hellarlo won
came a lead of three runs In the sixth In- ,,v ,, a nKth, while Allard Scheck was
R.ii.i,- ii. nr. ... tne same distance nefore iiemurrer.
I HUM. Billed by errors. In the seventh In- Tlu, omnium handicap went to I'otente at
nlng the visitors balked up four more and , . of)tls j,cn,e lMlt i,, to tlm front at
the rail of hip Ilag ami miiKing an me run
D"M Tern and Plrites Daughter alsi ran
Sixth r.u one mile and a i larter sell
Ing Tom tMmore 'T Domini, k 11 t.i s.
won, orlatullne ! iWatsoin tuft and I t"
2. second, Onveriinr Ho-d. I'M i Klleyi
11 tn '-, third Time 2.2t,. Nan Dora and
Kly Klre also ran
ON SCIENCE AND TFIE SOIL
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson Talks to
Farmers of Farming.
GUEST AT THE STARK COUNTY FAIR
GETS DUST IN HER THROAT
flip I're.v SIioms Ills Kljliia; llepls In
Hip llllliertii IimIiipIIiIp Mls
Ilcnnell lit llnrlein.
CHICAGO. Sept ft Miss Hennntt has
llnallv been beaten. She fell in disgrace In
the fourth event at Harlem In the llraduate
stakes. Joe Krev making her bite the dust
Miss Hennett hail her usual butst of speed
for half a mile, but Tally never let up on
,lne Krev from (lagfall to wire Turning for
!,.. t.. t.'ini .na unit' I. lt..,tf dU'lU' lllwl
It could nlalnl'v be seen that Miss Hennett culture Wilson was the guest of honor at
w as a beaten tllly. 1 tho Stark county f.tlr today. He arrived
Fourteen 2;ypr-nlils opened hostilities for from Washington this forenoon and de
Ut'ii ii'd f Vipn flnnt?.. thi lien vllv.nlil Vfd llvered an address before an Immense
f.nerlte, won all by herself, antl I'lrate crowd of people at the fair grounds After
uuecn. tne next enmee, uiiisneo seconu ny lhp n,i,lrcss ho lunched with tho fair man-
Hessle' Mac'klln. the m'ueh-touted speed ftKT" and prominent citizens on the
wonder, who was tnouKiii to no a world- gronnns ami ai m:;i.i o ciock started casi
beater, met her match in hp second race, trpstdent McKlnley also expected to he
111 which sne ivus ueienii'ii jtuiii ,. .inn- i . ,. ,ui I ...
rls Iteults- I at t,lc 'n'r on ",'a occasion, but press of
Klrst race, live furlongs: Cora Ooetz, 110 public business prevented. The secretary
(Tullvi, to J, won; Pirate Queen, nu read from the platform n telegram of re
IlllK llllllillli, ,i in l, Hrvuim, mi ii'iiie, 11-
I'rlenils nml Nelulibors of President
Mclliile Itlteii siinie I spfiil In
fo ruin I Inn I'oiieernliiu Ap
lilleil II ii tiu ti l r ,
CANTON, O.. Sept. G. Secretary of Agrl
(Alexanderi. 3ft to 1. third. Time: 1:0.2 3-!i.
Haiiilburst. St. Bluff. Mister l'omeroy,
l.uego, Hustle flirt. Papers, Manltln, Pirate
of Penzance, Clnero, lieu .pplo and jack
Dr yle also ran.
Hcconti race, six iiiriongs: .ionn A. .Morris,
gret from President McKlnley nt Wash
ington. Secretary Wilson said In part:
Seleuee In I'lirnilnu,
In Introiliiclnir bl rem. irks Seerctarv
Wilson dwelt to some extent nn the irn -
slty nf the successful fat. tier nf t.i.l.iv
112 (Wlnklleld'l, even, won: Hessle Macklln, f '!' the successful rai.ner t t,.,i,ii
f. iTallvi VI to 1ft second- fleorule 101 b'lmltlg of the soil In all its rcbtlnn-. 1
niuchanan u ' to t'. t Wrd. TI me: 1:1 1 l" !": ',?;V!""" ,nJ.'-..V" ,'.'."".V' !!" !
Alearela. Allle II. Klrelock nnd l.mly .Mom-
nhls also ran.
i niru race, one ami one-sixieentn mues:
ties and posslbllllN. as shown b experi
ments which have been cmiduitcd l"
sclentlllc men. The pioneer did imt nc I
this. lie had a rich mill that nature bid
liue. Wild pitch: Callahan. Time: 2:04.
umpire Kmslle
Cliiiiiiiilons i to Pieces.
DItOOKLYN. Sent. 6. -In the Hrnoklytl-
Plttsburs gnmc today a muffed throw by
nlng won cleverly by a length from the
favorite, Decanter. In 1:52 l-S, a new track
record. Decanter, none too wen rumen,
beat Andronlcus six lengths for the place.
rhe other winners wete. uonraion. in j to
; All Green, at 6 to 1. and Maximo (lomcz,
at even money. Uullman rode the last
named and rotnned home In track lime.
2:01 1-.". for the instance, a mile and three-
sixteenths nn the turf, the old murk Doing
:03. Ilcsults:
Klrst race, six and one-half furlongs,
selling: The I'rlde, 106 tlllillmani, 1' to 1,
won; Kiiin i onlg, loo tsnaw), 7 to i ami
ft,..,,,.. Il'l I tt'l..l.lnl,1l ? 4n ,..
Honey Hoy! 1 ft.-.". Tally)', II to' 5,' second; VAxx- "XZx In'Nils Vln er ' ' nd' 1"
stein, 07 (Hasslngerl, S toM, third. Time: J"; . ' f?,;! er I J S r ni
r''." ""w vloiaV,'r,atu,re-..H-aw".1t n.ir ovn
i i., r: Vic Ai',,11.., , i .., r ., r,!,- Vhatever Invest g.itlou had been o -
niliiliill if itlllKIII t'l tlir llliilii
WE CURE TO STAY CURED
y; Woou out even, seconu; i arnuncie, in.i i.mci upi,; i io
1, lllirn. I line. l.i;-il. 1 lllll 1 1: . I'lillii
I.lllle Simmons,
Totals .. S 9J3 11 31 ToUls .. S 24 J 3
Hartman out on Inflotd
fnr rniifilniT not nf linn.
t...u. ii- o o i i k n ft r. I.ee. Kbertinrt. I'rotus.
I in. iuiiu inn in v v v i . v v u i .. , .. ,
' . nAnAnn-ll lll'V TIIL'I'. r.inilH niin I 11HIUI11IV nim I II n
"-""-"B" 1 u u u u u u .-o ,,: ,. --, ,l. ,.,,,nn., lllllllnll.
Karned runs: Indlannnnlls. 5. Hase on ..,.,, ... e ....... i.-i,..; n.: ,n,,r, t i..
Daly sent Kennedy up In the air In balls: Off Milllgan. 7: off I-Ishor. 3. Struck j ,mil - to 6 , second; Toddy, 110 iSpenceri. 9
the second nil nn and rour men were sent out: ny Du ncan, i ny I'isncr. -. im ny . n, , i,i,.i nn,... i.mi.r.
around the bases by wild pitching and a pitched nan: liy .Milllgan, noon. l wo-l Third race. C.olden Hod Htnkes. six and a
couple or hits Kltson men went tn to nase nn: i inner, iiiree-naiie nu: iiicaey. half furlongs on the turf Hellarlo lift
Sltch and was batt"d bard. The Pitts- Homo run: Powers Stolen base: Ho- (Mahcr) 9 to 10 won- Alard Scheck 1''
urs played a superb lleldlng ganie bo- grlever. l.nft on bases: Indianapolis. 8; (Hurns),' R to 2 and 3 to ft, second; Demur
hind I.eever good pitching and shut off Chicago, 13. Time; 1:10. Umpire: Me- rer, KHJ (Odoin), 7 to 3, third Time: 1:21 2-5.
tho runs Kee er made four hits, but all
were wasted. The game waa called In the
eighth on account of darkness. Attendance,
1,400. Score:
I'lTTSIIt'HO. , IHlOOKt.YN.
It H.O.A.K. ll.ll.O.A K.
Clsrk. If .. 1 0 1 0 0 Jones, cf 0 14 0 0
Ilemun't. ef 0 ft 2 0 0 Kepler. rf...0 4 2.0 0
Jtltcliey, 2b ft 1 ft 2 0 Jcnn'gs, lb. ft ft 2 2 0
Wcner. rf. Z 3 2 0 OiKelley, If... 114 2 0
O'llrlon, lb. I 2 A 0 Ollulilon. s.. 0 0 4 1 0
Wlll'ms, 3b. 2 3 Ti 3 OU'rowi, Sb.... 1 3 1 0 0
Zlmmer, c . 2 1 I 2 O'Daly, 2b.... 0 2 2 2 1
niy, ii.. . , I ! 1 ! 0 Purred, c... 0 1 2 0 ft
lever, p .. 0 0 0 0 0 Kennedy, p. 0 0 0 0 0
iKIIson. p... 0 0 10 0
Totnln .. 9 13 51 9 01
I Totals .. 2 12 24 7 1
rittshurg 0 4 1 1 0 0 3 0-9
llrooklyn 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 02
Earned runs: IMttHburg. 2; llrooklyn, 2.
Three-bHse hits: Zlmmer, Cross. Two-baso
hits: Wanner, Williams, Daly, i.on on
Donald
Score second game. Attendance, 3,000:
INDIANAI'OUS CHICAUO.
Il.H.O A K. ll.ll.O.A r.
HnrtJi'l. If.. 2 1 0 0 0 Hoy, cf 110 10
MaRiKin, 2h. 0 2 3 S l.Dlllartl, If... 0 ft 3 I 0
(Itler, s ... 0 2 0 5 1 1 Wood, c t 1 9 0 0
Kelly, lb.... 1 1 II 1 1 HiiKden. lb.. 2 3 1 ft 1
MeyboM, rf. 2 t 2 0 O.Hnrtm'n. 3b 3 2 2 2 0
Powers, e... 1 3 3 2 0 iJbell. 2b... 2 3 11
llngr'ver, rf 0 1 2 a 0 Hhilgart. s. 1 2 1 4 1
lllckey. 3t. . 1 3 2 2 1
Stlmmel, p.. 0 0 1 2 VI
Totals .. 7 12 24 17
Shearon. rf. 1 2 0 0 1
I'atters'n. p 0 1 0 3 1
Denver, u .. 0 0 0 0 K
Totals ..11 U 24 12 t
Indlananolls 1 13 10 0 10-
Chlcago 0 2 0 0 1 1 4 0-11
I unities pitched: Hy Stlmmol. 8: by Patter.
son. fi 1-3; by Denzer, 1 2-3. Hase hits: OIT
Stlmmel. 15; oft I'atterson, 11; oft Denzer, 1.
Hase on nans: urr Patterson, 4. sirucn
out: Hy Stlmmel, 2; by Patterson, 4; by
AutollKht and Doctor Harlow nlso ran.
l'ourth race, umnium handicap, one mile
and a furlong: I'otente, 102 (McCue). S to 1,
won; Decanter. 105 (Mailer), 6 tn ft and 2 to ,i,
second; Andronlcus. 9S (O'Connor). G to 1,
third. Time: 1:52 4-5. Martlmas, Charentus
and ICulght Haronet nlso ran.
l'lfth race, live and one-half furloncs: All
Oreen, 121 (Turner), t! to 1, won; Sllverdale,
112 (Hums). 7 to l and ft to i. second: Dub
lin. US (McCue), 3 to 1, third. Time: DOS.
Operator, Colchester, Salve, Surmise,
Sharpshooter, Scurry. Princess Pepper,
itcniiwortu nnd itimseir also ran.
Sixth race, one mile and three-s xteenths
on the turf: Mnxtmo (lomcz, US (Hullmatii,
even, won; compensation, mi (Hpencer), 10
io i ami i io l. seconu; aimko, nnj(.Milesi. iihj
to l. mini. Time: 2:01 1-5. The Amazon,
Villa V. Ulg Gun. Greenlock nnd Dissenter
nlso ran.
bases: Pittsburg, S; HrooKiyn, n. hirucu UpnJ!er, 2. Karned runs: Chicago, 5; In-
o.u ny m lino, ',"J, , 1 1 , ""- dianapoiiH, 7. 'rwo-imse nua: iiartmnn,
rlflce hit: Zlmmer. Stolen bKHCs: Henu- sugdeti (3). Three-base hits: Geler, Sey-
nnnt Wllirner ItilMPM Oil lllllls: Off Ivell- I I.. .1.1 ir.. Ul.... d,.,llA l.l. -1 - -
...., - - ii.. I innii. in,) i iiiiLtu iiii. n.ki.iiiii:c nil. viuiri.
nrdv, 2; orr J;t-oytr. 2. ioullo piny : Kelly Double play: Power to lllckey. Htolen
III V. I
ALL BETS DECLARED OFF
ross. Hit by Pllctied ball. H Ken- buHf. Sheiiron. Left on bases: Indlan
. 2; by I.eever, 1. Time. 2.01. L mplre. I poii 30; Chicago, 6. Time: 1:K. Umpire:
.Mcuonaui.
Cli'veliiiid Wins Wlmliip,
nedy
O Day
Hum (Jnnie ill civ York.
NKW YOHlv, Sept. . The New York
nd the St. I.ouly ball teaniH gave about
the worst exhibition at the Polo ground!
today that has been seen here In somo
time. St I.ouls took ii lend at the start
And
nl I eh
ance, l.Oftn. Score
UT LOUIS. XKW YOItK
Suspicious I'orin Shown hj Prince
Alert In Hlr Knee Arnusex .Sua.
IilclniiK of .IuiIkps,
K H.O.A.E 1
WeOraw. lb I 12 10
Burkftt, If. 2 0 1 0 0
ileldrkk. cf 0 2 1 o 0
Ponovan, rf 0 1 1 0 0
V1U(. us. 3 1 2 5 1
Kelnter. 2b 2 3 13 0
Mrdann, lb 3 2 6 0 1
nblnon, eft 1 10 I 0
Sudhoff, p... 0 0 0 0 0
TnlnH . 11 10 24 B 2
I Totals .. 4 4-23 12
Donovnn out. hit by batted ball.
(tt. Louts ft 0 3 0 0 2 1 0-11
Mow York 1 0 0 0 2 1 0 0-4
TCarn.,.1 runs; Ht. I.ouls. 2: Now York. 2.
First baso on errors: St. I.ouls. 2. New
York, 2. I.eft on bases: St. I.ouls, 7; New
York, 3. Kirm base on nana: un huuiioii,
Il.H.O. A.E.
Vanll'n, cf. 2 1 10 1
Tomer, us... 0 1 5 3 1
Slliach, If.. 0 it 3 0 1
Htckm'n, 3U 1 1 1 0 0
Hmlth. rf.... 0 0 ft 0 0
Doyle, lb... 0 0 8 1 3
Mercer. 2b.. 1 I 1 5 0
fltiwer'n, e.. 0 0 3 2 I
Doheny. p.. 0 0 1 0 0
MiitthVn, p 0 0 0 1 0
HARTKOIID. Conn.. Sent, fi. TI e Gr.mil
Circuit racing today was sensational In one
leaiure. prince Alert, one or the three
CI.ICVKLAND. Sent. C The Clevelands starters In thu free-for-all mice, after .mule.
won the last came of the season on the Ihk a half In lif)-1;. name in at the wire
local grounds by bunching their hits. They either held by Walker, who waa driving, or
were maieriniiy nsnsiea ny lunrei s wild- in uisiress, taaing second place. The odds
is
sun
horse
It II o.A K. ll.H O.A H. ""'Her orew me norse in me accond hent
nii,.,. r r, .. i n ,i r .ii,. ir i , r, I nun exniaineu ai prince Alert came Mown
(lenlns. 'if... o o l (i a, lim'ot. rf" t o o o "" I'etch suffering from blind staggers
Jones, rf.. a 1 .1 0 i)nlen, lb. 0 2 12 t ' "'"J oougeu io n eed turn as
l.a('h'c, lb 1 1 9 ii OiNanve, 3b.. 0 1 4 o V . 1 , 1 . '"""""",wl,re
TaniMPit. .1h 2 0 i) 4 ft Smith, a.... ft 1 J 4 tt " 'ai iniiir iue iiursc aim me
Shay. ....( i 4 3 1 Nichols, 2b. 0 0 4 2 0
rioml. Sh.... I 2 2 0 PlBlxr. c... 0 S 4 2 0
Pros. c 0 ft 5 3 ftill.nulelln, cf 1 3 ft ft 0
linker, p.... 0 1 ft 1 OilJhret, p 0 1 0 3 1
a, t ..,,io V.r.i u iun.i ni ii .. HiiVrt w(,rc maieriniiy nsxisiea ny unrein wild- "i uisiress, inning second place. The odd
n. never h-i led h mfhoff the r little tioss nnd the loose playing of the visitors in were m to Jlo on the horse and the bel
5 w , S ,,r2S tho Held. Attendance, 1,800. Score: were dcclured ofT by the Judges on the hui
t'ou" qcore-K ' ' CI.KVHI.ANn. MINNKAPOUS. position that , Walker , held the hors'
juui'es reserved their decision as to
waiKer h ciilpalilllty until the evidence Is
alt In Uets were also declared off on the
second neni nernre Martini; and ten min
utes were allowed to make a new book,
Tntjila T "7 It 1 Till it. 10 "4 11 2 A,,"" V" "' "" ."' iiiiumia 111 lulls illiu.i.
KltlllS .4 I .1 11 II IUI.IIS .. - IV .4 i rpi. ...Ip,,. ... 1....1 ,. m.ne( hv 1I neenr.
Cleveland.. 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 1 -4 rence, us the short end had b'li: monev In
Minneapolis o 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 02 sight. Indiana took a new mark In the
Karned run: Minneapolis. Two-base hits: second heat. -.ui.
Shay, WerUen. Sacrifice hit: Tnmsett. I.ard Geraldlne took the consolation purse
Stolen bases: Tnmsett. Klsher, Hundelln. offered for those outside of the Charter
Klrst base on balls: Off Khrot. I. Struck Oak stake money Monday, tieers drove
out: Hy Haker, K.hret, Klsher; by Khrot. tho mare In place of Hennlck. She broko
Tnmsett, Cross. Wild pitch: Uv Khret. badly In the second heat, but was driven
linnhlff nlnv: Wenlon i miuaslui.,,11 i oft from the outside to win. York llov was
Bloff'Dohenyl ofrIat on bases: Cleveland S; Minneapolis. 0. Hit favorite, but took a fourth ami lift!,
it- Hv Suiihoff B- bv Doheny 3: by by pitched ball: Hy Cross, 2. Time; 1:45. 0,',,-
Sfnt'thewBon Z Si oleu bases- McGraw. Umpire: Cantllllou. , Major Greer wus not headed In the 2:27
, ?"i" LS Meniuin (') Van . .. ,rt ''! iin in three straight heats. In
I " '.'rI KLi ''",?! lMeis .r"to( WallSc1.. "Hiidli.. of iUr l e-,U.. tho first heat. J H P.. Alia Kord. . Hoodler
ouii r.vr. nn (isucnauani. n to .'. mini. r n... ....n m r ,i.. ... i .n
Time: 1.112-5. Honnle l.lssak and Handy eoverles' nf our dav have thrown light
'"t'5I.im" ' '"' . . . pfiK uctlon. Thev should be taught n
Klfth race, one am three-sixteenths m es: ii,i .i .,i ...: ,i, r.. ,i. e
Ihc Devil, I)., (Dut.ee) 9 In 1. won: John ,,llt k.-ep pace with growing lt,f..rtinti..u '
aker. Pi.. (U lnkl ehli, .1 to 2. second; Cl.iv warding his work he struggles against wind
i! ,1,or:, .IMcDormott). 4 to 1. third, and water, heat and cold, ii.stcad ..t usP.
'l ime: 2:02 1-0. Koenlg, I'ny the Uddler. them ns servants. Ther lw a demand f a
' " '"r" . scientiucaiiy trained rarmi ts w niu i
Sixth race, one mile: Hansford, 107 (Wink- splendid life work the sludv of the ouostlon
noli ), s in fi, won. I't-ellnghuysen, 101 of the movement of mnlstrte npored up to
iiuii.ii, iu iii i, nei-nini, luiKiiiiir. hi inn vouni: farmer. It me en leee woiim
(Dupee), r. to 1. third. Time: 1:13. I.ouls- make the movement of molstun In the mill
vllle finished llrst. hut was disqualified for n specialty and turn a full faculty tnunrd
foul. I ho Jefferson. Pantland, Chlcoplc, Its demonstration frnmevervst.indpil.it it I
( iimaciis, .Mtn o Kee, horrel Hose nnd Irish would bless the country more than any unl-
juivei uimi i.iii. versn' iiminr nnr linu.
We bu the pmduc Is of i-MI' from nth r
ltiiei HcHiilts nt St. Paul. countries, and we ntiv raw maieiiu, i u
tiii-i .... .. ....... liroduct of elienii labor We ell in
crowd' w. l e.V' heTn'cVnT f kl.H !-' rlrlP. .," I
ariernoon, the feature of tho card be ng , 'l,,,, ' I' i ,. ,,, f
the " "I trot with n Lriinrnnteeil nnmp nf Inhor, within our own land. A catolni
W' Pin' Zn r ifr tJ f Hi'" condition of affairs will leal
heatM w lib the greyest Vase but wl bin a U! l" " t,orri''' ,tl' nf our
hummed fceVofHln'th !WAW,Ai:
, hen t'olJll t'Va'ce '.'n' ?Wit .'cat's & - W''tth?
XJ. ii ,,.,.IU'.1..! .r."CPD .1?ir.1l."t ",n,H W55.51I.SM worth of agneiiltulul prod.., Is
...ii ..... n,ji -i..i.. durliiir tne same vcar It Is tnierr snug
..i ii i,i, ii iji fie o.'jv'. t-iKiiLPitiiit'ip imi-i. ... - , ... ,
,. . . ' ... . .... . ..i in ifiiniv wiifti v.'e iii.v I n, inrire hiiiii ill
ll iunt r ;.c? iffiNIS mono - for ami It InV-ltes our though. f it
w in Mrs and se? ml hoitts Time- "ltii attention to the production of such things
" io "i'i. - Viu " 4" within our own hunters In the future m is
' "'-I. ... I ,,,.., ,,, .,.n.,t Itruu li . V, 1,111,1 XII
::;i tmrn. imrMe SI (hMI. m nn HlnrterM- I f.i en ............. ... i--.... ...
Plumllne, b. m. (Chnndler). won
l.n.. rt'l...... .ii .1.1-1'
in -.11.-. lime. 4.IM-4, -.10:4. - .... ! - il.,.II. f.xr
II,. f ,.,11,, rilnnln., hnnlo nnron tlftrt. S1IKS, ..l.vJ,lV nil I1UI-IP. fn.V"."--
Myrtle Van won. Melody second, ICaster
third. Time: :uVi,
Olio mile dnsh, purse $200: Cousin I.otty
won. izarovitr. second, .emnia llitrd.
Time: 1:47.
Day nt Aliunde I'nlr.
ATLANTIC, Jn.. Sept. 6.-(Speclal Tele-
gram.) ronny was tne insi day or the
nrtlinll' fntr nml thnri. U'nu n fulp nlhin.
dance. There wns but one regular nice, el'il effect on the prices of farm aiiltnals
frnllrf nmt linlu S1l Oj-VLlMUl fnr InhacCO. .till.
ouO.noO for tea nml $8,ooo.0ii) for wool, whb-h.
however, Is only hulf as much wool an we
bought In 1S3S. Several of these things w.
can produce In the Knlted States Some
of them we cannot on account nf climatic
prohibition.
iiereiiNi-s In nlue.
The itrcnt activity exlstini; In all depart
ments of Industry has had a most benetl-
1 1
5 4
The total Increase In the value of thi
farm animals of the Knlted States from
January 1. 1S07. tn January 1 1!M. was
I $572.70S,522. The decrease in the number
been pronounced, although It is heroming
less and loss every vi-.ir.
N'nw that nrices are reinutiera ti e. the de
crease Is fading o tt and it Is only a ques
tion nf time when nn liuitase will benin
again. We sold 01,700 horses last year to
foreign coupitrles and received ii,'.i:,imi
ror them. i tiere is an active ociuhiui in
forelun countries for horses of all kinds.
nuniin ii i' I ia i.ior.i 1 1 1 ii 1 1 1 e mii'H
Clillinvn.v Defeats Ilrokpn How. Willi reirard to meat nrodilclm: animals
CAl.I.AWAY. Neb.. Sent, il (Hneelnll the nrlees are lilch and will continue high
One of the best and most closely contested becnuso the people west of the Missouri
nan games or me season wns pinyed at river, wno grime meir hiock on me num.-.
mis piuce yesieroay ueiweeu tne homo nave ueeu iiesiroying me grasses u r.yti
team and Ilroken How. resultinir In n vie. tmmitleiillv Hint thev are not able. Ill ninny
iorv ior me iormer uv a score in s to 1 . nr tin Hinie.s. now io mainiaiu more nnn
i n.' game went orr smoomiy. 50 per Cent of me meat prouucine animnis
A dance was Klven In the evenlnir nt the found thero a fow years uno. The meats
Grand I'aclllc hotel for Ilia Msltlng team. of the country In the future must be pro
though several matched. Results:
2:27 trot, purse $2o0:
Hreezolund, b. g., owned by C. J.
Wilson, Hoone 2
Winnie H, g. in., owned by 1. Mc-
Atee, Hoone I
Henry Colby, blk. g., owned by S.
G. Heeden, Council Hhlffs 1 2 2
Peporly, . owned by K. 1,.
Heed, Nevenvllle 5 3 5
Klectrlcity. b. m.. owned by H. M.
Silencer, Creston 3 4 3
Heat tlmo: 2:25.
.lne.,,1 nn tin. fnrnw nf tile fnlllltl'V
I need not tell an unio audience mm-ii
nbout sheep. The policies of political par
ties have mich to do with prosperity along
this line, nnd nobody understands that bet
ter than the Ohio farmers. When we hao
llaltren Double pluys: Kelster to Wallace
Mrtiinn lliimn runs: Vanllaltren
Mlnknian. Two-base hit: Koster. Three-
,. i, ii- Menniin. Hit bv Ditched ball
Mercer. Passed balls: Howerman, 3. Time:
1:50. Umpire: (iiuniey.
lti-ils Are VhilPWlp4l
nOSTON, Sept. B. Uoston whitewashed
Cincinnati today. Hoth teams played llst
i.m1v ui the bat nml In the Held. Irwin
nns put out of the game for kicking In the
first Inning. The game was called In the
oiirlit H on account oi onruiicis. aucu
dnncc, R5ft. Score:
1103TON'. CINCINNATI
11 H.O A K I II H.O.A.E
fiaimlt'ii. ef 1 13 0 1 nurrett. cf.. ft
Chicago ....
Milwaukee ..
Indianapolis
Detroit ....
Kansas City
Cleveland ...
Huffnlo . ..
Minneapolis
Played. Won. Lost.
122
125
124
12S
r.'
123
127
127
3
ii
5H
57
IS
17
5il
57
ill
til!
Ci
7ll
79
P.C
.iil5
.53:
.510
.523
KK. MlNK.V WINS AT VOIt TII PI. 1'1'TR
In
linx. as.... 2 3 3 5 0 Irwin, ss.... 0 1 0 0
Ptalil, rf. .. ft 1 1 1 0 Pelt!, c 0 0 10
Tenney, lb., till OlStelnf'dl. 3b 0 2 0 1
Collins, 3b.. 0 1 2 1 Ojllerkley, lb. 0 2 12 1
Duffy. If.... 114 0 u Mclirme, rr. u u w o
.0232 n itreirs n. ir. " o i u
.Mil ftljulnn, 2b... 0 111
Vlsltora I'lnil the Home Tciim
Itllther i:n Moner.
NOIIT PI.ATTIJ. Neb.. Sent. C (Snec al t u i i. - Mt.ir.ivi
Teli'iiram.) The base ball cinie lietwenn I ai,. i.-a,i i, , ,n...,a
2 10 North Platte and Kearney wna called at 4 Hnoillor. lir. g. (Snow)..!!!!!!'.
and I'ar.illox cailu'lit the distance fine
i tie .-:iu jiace was unumsncd, tiiree neats
being paced, two going to the Admiral
nnd ono to Paul Hevere. Dumont W was
tho favorite. A heaver thunder shower
i: stnpned the event and nlso prevented The
473 Abbott from KoInK nualnst his wnuon rec-
.449 ord of 2:u3'i. Summary:
8 2:27 trot, purse J1.2KJ:
Jlalor (ireer, s. h. (Uaylord) Ill
Dolly Hid well, b. in. (Carnenter) 2 2 .'
Marluue, ch. h. (Kennoy) 3 3 3
Wlnakn, b. m. (Titer) I 5 3
Klecttic Wilkes, b. h. (Curry) 5 I 4
Hetsy Tell, blk. tn. (McCarthy) ii ills
Iine, 2h...
Clarhe, r..
I.ils. p...
ills
.. ills
.. ills
.. ills
p. in. It was n rather one-sided contest Parallax, ti. m (Koote).
owing to Kearneys good team work and Time: 2:15b. 2:llj. 2:li1V
North Platte s costly errors. Although the Charter Oak Consolation, purse $S00. best
mime iriiui nn win nun ior a iniiii or live two in three:
more nasos man me visitors they were tin- l.ndy Geraldlne, b. in. (Geers)
0 ft ft 0 0
Totals .. I 10 24 11 1
Kulioe, ss... ft 0 2
(cott, p 0 0 1 5
Huston
Cincinnati
Earned runs:
Totals . 0 8 21 13 4
0 1 2 0 0 0 2 5
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Hnston, 2. Home runs:
able nt any time to make the game a close Magulo Anderson, b. m. (Delllngcn.
one. The North Platte nlavers irnve xnnm .In.. U'hiih eh u. iVmnici
exhibitions of nttipld base running which York Hoy. b. g. (Cummlngs)
cost several runs. Another game will be Hustler, b. g. (I'usey)
Played between Kenrney and North Platte Nigger Jack. blk. g. (Arturi....
Krlday afternoon
KKAUNKY
ll.ll.O.A. I.
("y niaek. lb. I 2 1 1
Duffv Long. 'Double 'ply: 'rke to Vr!,0,"'.V""0, " ?, J J
Long. Knlmo to Heckley. 'llase on balls: Oft ' ""'J ' ; ;
Lewis. 1. lilt ny plicncd nan: poitz. rtno:
1:50. rmpire: nyuer.
StiimlliiR of Hip Trllins.
nrooklyn ....
Pitlsbuig
Philadelphia
Chicago
Hnston
Cincinnati ..
SI I.ouls ..
New York ..
Played. Won. Lost.
1117
111
10S
111
109
111
IOR
109
in
III
.'.
51
53
fi.'
4S
l'i
42
l
52
57
M
59
ill
P.C.
.('.07
.56.S
.519
.4K0
.IhS
.411
.413
Mernott, 2b 0 ft 3 9 0
II. lllH.-k, rf..ft 2 ft n -Keffe,
lb ....0 1 2ft 0 1
Jim It'il'd, c.J 3 1 0 0
dray, cf 2 1 ft 0 0
Srotitt, If 2 o u 1 I
Attendance, 5m). Score:
NOIITH I'l.ATTi:
It 11 O.A K
werucr. cf...l 12 0 0
Hart. 3b 2 2 3 1 0
Sawyer. rf....O 1 1 ft 0
Klllott. lb .. 0 1 1.1 0
Sullivan. 0 1 1 2 0
Hchn-nlRer, c.O 0 4 12
Han'r, 2b. ...1 3 13 1
H.llley. p 2 2 0 4 1
KlUmillcr, Ifl 0 2 2 0
1 I
2 3
3 2
5 4
0 5
4 dr
7 ills
tlAMi;S OK Till". AMIMIK VN l,U (il 11
llctrnlt MnUea (lie l.nst Hnnie l)uj
l.lielj for knusn (II?-
DKTHOIT. Sent. 6. -The Detrolls cele
brated Ihelr last appearance upon the home
Totals ...11 11 27 22 5' Total 7 1127 11
Kearney 1 3 1 5 0 0 1 0 0 11
North Pintle 0 0 2 0 0 0 0
Struck out: H.v Gordon. 1: by Halle v.
liases on nans: orr unnion. i: on Ha ov
1. Two-base hits: Gray, Jim Hedmond
Pulley (2), llaner (2), Hai l. Three-base hit :
Temple Wilkes, b. g. (Plank)
'lime: 3:il't. -:i.iV.
Kree-for-all nace. each heat a race, nurse
$l,.vm:
Indiana, b. g. (McCarthy) 1 1 1
Coney, blk. g. (Mellenry) 3 2 2
prince Aierl. h. g. (Walkon 2 dr
Time: 2:05, 2:0I4, 2:0S.
2:10 once, nurse $1.2il. tinllnlshed:
The Admiral, b. h. (Pavne) 5 1 1
Paul Hevere, r. g. (Grathi 1 2 I
Dumont W. b. g. (K.rnest) 2 I 3
Sphinx S. ch. g. (Spenr) I
nolle Collov. b. in. (Clark) 3
Lady Pipes, b. m. (tUce) 7
lied Heal. I), h. (Know I
Slavonic, gr. b. (Cheneyi...
Time: 2:U7!4. 2:U7'i. 2:i14.
I'nvorlles Hon led Oier.
ST l.fllMS Mo. Sent li Willi ,mo ov.
Hart, lilt by pitched ball: Worker. Wild oeptlon favorltea were bowled over at Kin
pitch: Hnlley Pasesd ball. Jim Hedmond. loch Park this afternoon. As nn two
l mplre: i . A. Kiir.miuer. preylmis ncraslmis since the openim; of th?
ir.,,.L, ,.hh than a week ami. Dnm n c lc
Two linnips nl Ai-npiilinp, excelled In fockeyshhi by winning on four
AIIAPAHOE;. NpD.. Sept. (.. (Special nio ints. tne leature was a nnndlcap at
erounds this season bv taking both Karnes Telegram.) Todav'rf gnmes In the tourna- one mile, which brought half a dozen of
r. .i.i. ..,....,,.,,, ,i,n,ii, ,,.!.,, ...i.i. ,. ... iiiniit reunited ns follows. .Morning um.- 1 the best horses nt the track to the in. si
sns Cllv The visitors could not bunch hits Hertrand 1 0 5 3 0 1 3 3 fiifi Go (lut wns made favurlte, but the w-lnner
no Yoaeer in tne nrst game, and In the
sei ond mime Duncan wns the only man who
lilt Krlsk safelv Sheelian s playing was a
texture, riciire nrsi game;
ntrritoiT i Kansas rirv
11 H.iVA K I n.H O.A i;
r a-v Jh .. ft a ft 0 llontphlll. rf 0 1 I .1 i
Holm's, rf. ft 2 1 0 0 lrrell. rf 0 1 : fl o
Hariri. If ft 2 ft OOTtrlrn. If. 0 1 I I
ID nn. th .. o 1 2 4 ft Duncan, lb. 0 1 lft ft
stun, i- ... 0 0 2 1 n (Tine n. . o 1 1 i o
Dllloii, lb I I 13 ft ft I'ouc'itln. 3b 0 1 I 10
lrr. rf.... ft 2 0 ft 0 SollBsfsr. 2tl 0 I) 1 .1 ft
misehan. as ft 1 i 3 0 Mc.Manus, el 1 4 ft 0
leaser, p... 1 ft 0 4 0 Ie, p 0 0 0 I 0
Totals ..2 9 l'i 14 01 Total ..I 7 24 11 1
Detroit 0 0 1 1 0 0 0ft'-:
Kansas City 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0-1
Karned run: Detroit, 1. Saerltlce hits
Duncan. Harley. Stolen baf.es: Unrlev
Yeauer. Klrst base on lulls: Off Yeagor, 3;
on i.ee. 2. nrsi base nn errors: Detroit,
1 Left on bnses: Detroit. S; Knnsas City,
niruoK out: ny leaner. 1 bv .ee,
Mluden 2 0 ,, 2 0 ft ft 0 312
Halterles: Scott and Mansko, Punk ami
lthi. iles. II ts: Hertrand, ll; .M nden. 10
Krrors: Hertrnnd. 10; Mlnden, 7. Umpire:
Dr. Wane.
Afternoon gnme:
Indlanolii ft0101ftftftft-2
Ar riahoe 1036 2 00 0 0-12
turned nn In Ida l.edford. the second
choice, whom Domlnli k rushed to the front
nt the quarter nnd never being headed won
In a common gallop bv throe lengths from
the favorite. Attendance good, track fast.
Hummnry :
l-'irst race. sl furlotiKs, selllnc: Mnnoir
ban, 109 iDnmlnlck), 11 to 5, won; Guerdon.
112 (Hlnkleyi, 10 to 1 and 4 to 1. second;
Hatterles: Agor and Powers. Jess Scott Captain Gnlnos, 112 (.1 Mathewsi, 7 to 1,
and ltatcllfT lilts: ludlatiola. ti. Arapahoe, third. Tlmo: 1:16. Merry Whale, Prolll,
14. Krrors: I ml anstlo, 6, Arapahoe, ft. I'm- Jack Willis. Hrown Thrush. Kongo el Noir,
pil v . i i-iiir i inr.
iioi,i)hi:(;k ms at hoi.i' match.
Amelia Hay, Mny Korbes nnd Sylvian nlso
ran.
Second race, one mile and n sixteenth.
selling: Mitt Hoyklli. 109 (Mavi. S to I. won;
rciElior, 109 (v. ivlley). s to s and 3 to 5
second. Padrone, 112 (J. Mathewsi, 7 to 1
third Time- 1:50. Klsle Venner. Snnir.i.
num. Klgltha. Delgado and Leo par also
ran.
Third race, six and one-half furlongs
Mule ( linniplonalilp I nv llelivreii
4) in it Ii it nml HolilrPHP I'piiius,
LINCOLN. SeDt. 6.- (Sneclal Teleeram.)
HnldieKe won the llrst match of the state
nolf tournament Ibis afternoon, defeatlne
the Lincoln Hum of ten men by a score of selling. Lamascotta. 10.; (Domlnlck). 3 Io 1
33 holes. Tomorrow. Omaha will meet. both won: McNamara. u3 (W Kllo.-i. ii to 1
iiunirt-KP iii;;; i.incoiu ior mo siai cn.im- second: Miss l.ynnh. inj (l-'alleiiy), ;t to 2
uiiiiioiuii. nn- ii.-n-ni ,.i i, iicoiii lumiy third. Time; l:224 llevenue, .1. ti. Harnos
ii 1 u..ii. l-i : .ei...-. ..Wt "i..::..i... v.,....iiM,iiniii. iu mv munri i .miss verne. arve n. .mi ureii names
I .irprii iniiii. oiiiin, llllir. I., XI. I llllllir. 1 11, llm , iu. In , ruft ,,,,l,,ut .,n,nrA. h I . ... ..,.. ,.,... .. .
Slixrlilnti ;. . i. . i U. ,.i j. " I i.exeu, r.ucrniii n ami -..uisprr i.nw a so
nueiiiinu I )m match todav HI ( air nf llnlilrvp rlln. I ...
tlngulshed himself by defeating McCreery, Kourth race, one mile, hnndleap: Ida
Score seennd gamo. Attendance, 2,,'A);
fasci, Sb .
.Inn, rf
lljrlei, If
ltxn. Sb
M' .IVr
Dlllnil lb
Nieal, cf
. ... ivrtfPAP int. i.i"' inn r ii.ii-R kuii iuiixt. oy a score oi Leclford. 97 (Domlulcki. 3'. to 1, won: Go
'.' " -r'. .. . . nii.wA.i; iip. in" iiiii5iiiBr.nr sieauv iiirouKiioui out. 104 iKrost). x Io 5 and 1 to 2, second
i i i i',iiinpniti. rr l o t n n ami rnr siqierior io mat or nny Lincoln St. Culhberl. 105 (W Idles l. 4 to 1. third
'I JI ;'rT c 0 0 3 0 0 player. Time: 1:42. Alice Turner. Ladas and Joe
" ! ' " V nrirn. n..v i c -.- :r"- . Do.iKhtv nlso ran
I n I 1 o, Duncan, 11. 0 2 ,) fl me Icilli'Ks Knot llnll Dlltea. Plrih race seven furloncs. selllnir 5.v.i:ir
I'llncn. m. 0 ft s l I A IKS, la. Sept i! (Special i-The Inwn oldn: Secundiis. 102 (W Kllev). 15 to 1. 'won
I ouchlln. 3b 1 0 2 I II at.ite enllcce loot ImII learn tills rnn. I.iln I r.ir.l nillnrll lift I.I Mnthen-m tf. In r, a.,, I
H-haefer, !h l 0 9 S 1 training and Is honng up some good ma- I 6 to 5. second. Seething. Iftl (McCanni. s to
Oon4ln, c, 9 0 4 x 0 terlal. Coach Woodruff of tho Untvirilty I 6, third. Time. 1.31. Julletta n, Marcla
l ft 2 1 ft
1 I 9 I I
I 1 2 0 ft
SktfaaJl, III 1 I I I
8 3 Thev were "hut out t 1 l-en ports that Industry langu Ishos U'o
i I nnlnir imd were co inlet lv it buy millions of ilollars' worth of wool
v the Sloi v cUb 1 J from foreign countries. The sheep In-
tlle "10"x c' "'- dustry l.s prospering In the Knlted States
Council HIuITh AViilloied.
LITTLK SIOKX. In.. Sent. 6.-(SnocIul.1-
The Merohnnts' Hrowns" of Council
Hluffs played base ball at Little Sioux Sun.
dav, September 2. and were defeated by a
score oi s
the ninth
..Inuort.l 1...
ll.i,nvl I,.. lliv OIUIIA 11.111. . ..... . ..
(nut timv rriu. tniiv-enietit in tlie direction
Kntrles In (Jtilr T'niirnilnien t. nf ernwlnir mutton slieen. with desirable
N I AG A H A-ON-T1 1 K-LA K K, Out.. Sept. C. wool, Is In the right direction, without
Kntrles for the lnternntlntinl (?nir innrnn. mmtiilnii The nemilo will bo fed more
ment which beulus tomorrow nn the i.irt ecnnnmlcallv and tho nroilts for the fnrmsr
Genrire links tni'liiil.i unmn nf llm l,ui u-llt I,,, better In the ni'nductlnn of a larKCr
ers In Canada and the Knlted Slate's, per cent of mutton sheeii than we have.
Aninnir these are: A. V Kmlll. nv.eh.im. been In the habit of nroduclliu. '
plon of Canada; G. S. Lyons, ex-chnmplon Secretary Wilson referred to tho new
Av..r..r; P to the Knlted
last year: A. C. Korbes nnd W. H. nienn. Status. Including the territory In the mln-
Syracuse; C. M Hunsom. International mg states west of the prairie country, the
plmKn,1y;,gJ' lVunoWTomonrrCoH!,,i,r)Vnii:!LJ 'lent " "otl
the handlcan will bo nlaved nml in iii,, lleuros to lllustrute thu increase In exports
nrternoon mo qtinuiying round In the in recent years.
.-..hii.u in.i.iviiKv viqi ii.eiis. .,,.. i-,,!,,,,! strifes buys 1200.000.000 worth
Tn im. .....i ir i...i.i i i . "f troplcnl products untui.illy. It will bo
I n lor mill Kimble In Demi llenl. ,, ,,'ii,. i, f,,i,,r. in oilnenip the brnwn
INDIANAPOLIS. Sent, fi At thn tin- I ..,., lal i,,,l nnuuli,i.a In nrnilni-e
iloniil circuit bicycle rncea at Newby ovnl this vast amount of material. The receipt
iuiiikiii. u me uiii-iiurii nine nauonai pri- of this amount of money will enable mem
fesslonnl championship . the final hent be- to set better tables, clothe themselves
tween luylor nml Kimble wns ileelnred a better, live In better houses and do more
ui'"" mm uiui 4iiu iiurm n'luscu io run it for education.
..Vrtl- 'OdVlrtr. nl,,l,n,l n 1t III ., . I. l 1 . . .... .. ... . . .. ..... .. . . ..
...v. . ,.j .,,..,, v ,, au,.. ii in,- w.iii n, Arrrie niTiirn nnnriHi es iioml wni'ii me
ivltnnio ny e nowinu nnd sliuttlnc him nut ,i,,,ini,..u i..,u, iii, uni,.,,ii nt
inn. win juiigi-s reuiseii io unow ll. 4N0 industry has cone on unite sat sfactor ly
tlmo was given T1, ,,,., ,nrket is the best In the world
tho per cent of factory people- grows every
I'llKllah Horn AitiilllNt All Cnnlcra.
year. Prices for farm iiroducts are ox-
A match will he nlayed 1111 Sattinliiv nn I iiaf r,m.i r.m-,t. nf tlir, iirtloim he
the grounds at Lmmett nnd Twenty-first yond the sea at arm s length, but factories
street, l-.ngllsh Horn vs. Alt Comers. The multiply nnd will continue tn do so. In
teams will be captained by J. II. Slmms many directions more goods could be made
nnd J. l'Mlicls. Gamo lulled at 3 p. m. than tho home market could consume. Wo
roach beyond our borders for new custom
ers to ken our artisans busy. It Is tho
IV!
l'lttxlinrir Hn? n n Plnvor
HIIOOKLYN. N. Y.. Sent, fi. The Pitts, formers nrlvlleue to so shiiDi. nollcles that
burg baso ball team has purchased tho re- the sphere In which we sell will widen us
lease in .lings uoiianue, a leri-liandod our requirements demand,
catcher, of the Davton (O.i club, lie tnlned
tho PlttsbtirgS today. May Divide Conference.
MILWAKKKK. Sent, fi. Tho twentieth
I lvetily HouiiiIn to Drniv. annual session of tho Chlcaco conference of
hi'. .i()i-;i'il. .Mo., Kept. 1;. Ilurrv Forbes the Norwegian-Danish Melliodisl Kplscopal
of Chicago nnd Casper Loon of Now York church, Hlshop Mallulleu presiding, opened
iouKiii 11 iweiuy-rounu umw ;u i.nne tjon- m .MllwauKon today and win tomorrow ue
trary tonight. cldo whether nr not the territory connirls-
Inir tho conference exlendlm: from the
WANTKD Hlds for nil concessions on Hooky to the Allegheny mountains shall be
grounds of Kremont Driving park, Kremont, divided. -1 wo reports were received one
, , , ., A , ' provides for n division with the Mississippi
Neb., during race mooting Carnlvnl week, river as n basis nnd the other that the line
September 12, 13 and 14, 1900. Address,
HUKCR K. SMITH. Sec,
Mltlniicr II111 n Wnlf.
When Goorco Mlttnuer of R42 South
Klghtcenth street arose and went on his
fiont porch about G o'clock Thursday morn
ing he found u basket which had not been
there when ho retired. In the basket was a
cute llttlo baby boy, together with a nurs
ing bottle mid a quantity of i-lothlng A
note statlnu that the babv was born Sen-
letnbor 5. 19n0, was found pinned to Its
dross. There was nothing to Indicate Its
Identity. Mr. Mlttauor reported thn matter
to the ponce station and acreed to keen I ho
baby for a few days until arrangements
could do mnuo ior its disposition.
Douuliis ('11 11 nty Denioeriiey.
Delegates were appointed nt last night's
meeiing 01 mo Douglas county Democracy
run strnlKht north and west from Mac
Grogor, la. The division would not require
me election or nn auumonai mcmner or the
hoard of bishops.
Ht. p.i u 1 is me omy city so tar asking for
the next conference
KEEPING IT UP,
Emphatic Talk By Omaha Cit
izens.
Kvery day In the year some resident of
Io the national convention of demni rnile Omaha Is tellinc a friend nr nelnhbor aboill
clubs, ns rollows: n L. Metcalfe, at large; experiences with Dnan's Kidney Pills. No
ir&Uril. G.0,enlmrnnR"w,: n! endorsement as ever given
Olmsted. K. K. Munii. John c. Hroxel. A. for any modern medicine. Head what thin
I. Thompson, Lyslo L. Abbott nnd Krank cltl7.cn says:
Mr. Geo. A. Wells, No. 415 South 11th St..
Heller.
Itcsolutlons were adopted In memory of
inn iiie .iiiiuir newuu
TIIK HKAI.TV .11 A II K HT,
employed at Chas. A. Pogau fi- Co's. snvs
"I always had Blight bladder trouble, but
for three years It becaino worse nnd
INSTHI'MKNTS placed on record Thura- fonio-tlmos alarmed 1110. Acfompanylng
nay, oeptemner ii, r.no: it mere was a Vieaxnoss aiioss ine
Wiirriint) Deeila, loins, particularly In evident e If 1
Hobort Cook to W. S. Wlant, lot 30. overexerted myself. Always anuouH 10
lllOCk 2. Hedlck liai'k 1 l.flVI trv nnv romedv ulili li inirlil
io?..8bloTkt"ontt 450 brinic rollof. when Mr. J. Kllck. wat-hmakor,
O. N. Sinn and wife to Adam Toman, of Cass street, ndvlsod mo to use Donn's
lot ., mocK 5, n Herne A. 11. s add.... 473 Kidney Pills. emntiHSlzIni: his advice by
1 ft-vi "tfttlng they hnd cured him of klilnoy trou
ble. I bought a box at Kuhn A- Co's drug
store, corner of 15th and Douglns Btreets,
It did exactly ns It promises. The trouble
H. W. Homan to W. H. Nelson, n32ft
of efilfl lot 11, block 5, Paiker's add .
Joseph Goldsmith and wife to I, O.
Puyton. w'v of lot 5. Key's sub
G. C Moore to M. N. Stultz. lota 21
and 22, block I, Kckerman place l.O1")
A D r oster to New Kngiand .Mutual
Life Insurance Co.. lot 1. block 122.
Omaha 1,00)
Jacob Peterson and wire tn Anton
Jens.m. 4 lot 11. block 2, "William
Hagedorn s add , 10
disappeared."
Kor snlo by all doalcrh. Prlre 50c per
box. Koiter-Mllburn Co., Iluflnlo, N. Y
sole agents for thn United Slates.
Remember the name,"Doan'," ami take
DOCTOR T0L50N
Of the Mute Hloetrii-Hedlcnl
Insllliile, Hills I'nrniini Mlreel,
Speelnllsl In l)lspuse4 of Hen.
Varicocele, Stricture, Contagious
Blood Poison, Nervous Debil
ity and all Reflex Complica
tions and Associate Diseases
and Weaknesses of Men by
Our Electro-Medical Treat
ment, Which Combines all
the Curative Powers of Both
Medicine and Electricity.
j07 fp We want every man thus allllcted to
S R (J S I ' , h'llicslly Investlgiltc n ir special K.lcctro-
Medlc.il stMem nf treatment We Unite In
particular all who bine treated elsewhere
without success, and all those whose cases
have been abandoned by f.imlly phslolns
and so-called cvpert Wo will explain to
nn win Miii h treatment has not cured yo 1
nml will doinotiMrntP to your entire FUtlstac
tii n that we call cure you safely, milcklv
nnd permuuctitb Our counsel will cost
nii nothing and our charges for a perfect cure will not bo more than ou will
be willing to pav fnr the bonellts ennferrej We will iln by you ns wo would
Want you tn do bv us If our cases were reversed Corlalntv of cure Is whnl yo t
Want We can and will cite nu, bv permission, to some of the best citizens of this
cltv whom we have cured and made hippy, and who will cheerfully vouch for our
tlnatioi.il as well us professional standing' Whnl vie bine dune for Ibeni ur
en 11 In for oil.
VARIPflPFI P ' m',,' "r Kleetro-Mrdlcal trcattnont this Insidious disease rapidly
inniUUUtLL disappears P.1I11 ceases nlmost Instantly The pools of slagnant
Mnnd are drlel from the dilated veins and all soreness and swelling quickly sub
side K cry Indli atlon of Varicocele sunn vanishes, and In Its stead comes tho
pride, the power and the pleasute of Perfect benllli nml renloreil iiiiuihnnd,
RTRIPTIIRC "r Kloclro-M.dlcal tren",r" uissnnes tne stricture completely ana
oiniUlUllL removes evcri nhstrui tlnti from the urinary passage, allays all In
tlammatlnn, stnis every uniiatur il dlsrhiirge, reduces the pustule gland, cleanses
and heals the bladder and kidneys. Invigorates the sexual organs and restores
hi .'lllll and soundness to every inrl of the linrty nnected liy (he dleimp.
CONTAGIOUS BLOOD POISON VnrtXi!.icaso"ispra:,r.;'m
me wnra an u is lminrsou u me best ph slclnns or this ami loreign cnniui iw n
cni.talns im dangerous drugs nr Injurl.i 1 h' meillclnes of any kind II goes to the
ver bottom of the disease and forces nut evcrv particle of Impiiritx hmn every
sign and sMiiptnm dlaiprais completol v and forever The blood, the msu. the
ll'sh the bones and the whole sxstcm are cleauu'd. puiitled anil lestored tn perfnet
health nnd the patient prepared anew fnr tb- ilnlles nml ileniirci if life.
NFRVfllHJ nPRII ITV Men. mnnv of you are now reaping the rcsnilt of your
IILilVUUO U CD I Ll I I fnrmor fnllv Your nmiibood Is falling and will soon be
Inst unless vnu il.. something for yourself There Is no time to lour. Impotoncy.
like all sexual diseases. Is never on the standstill. With It you can make nn com
prnmlsi Klthor m must master It or It will mnster von and till your whole r,
turn with misery and Indescribable woe. We have treated so man cases of tills
kind th.it we arc as familiar with them ns ou are with the vctv daylight. Once
cured Im us von will tuner again be bothered with emissions, drains pretunture
ness. small nr weak organs, nervousness, falling memory, loss of ambition, nr simi
lar symptom which rob m.ii of vour manhnnd and absolutely nnlii you for sliuiv,
business pirns-ire or marriage. Our trentment for weak men will emtect all lliese
mils nnd restore oit tn what not ire In tended--a hate, healthy, happy num. Willi
physical, nieiiliil nml sevnnl imnrri rn cmnplcte.
RFFI FY rHQFAJF Many ailments are redox, orlglnntlng f 10111 other diseases.
IlLl LLA UIOLMOLO I..r Instance sexual weuknoss sometimes comes from Varl
cucele nr Slrb ture. Iiiniimcrable blood and bono diseases often result from contiml
niis blood taints In the system, or physical nnd tneninl decline frequently follow im
potent) In treating diseases of any kind we always remove the origin--we cure
cause
THE ELECTRO-MEDICAL SPECIALISTS OF THE DIFFERENT DEPTS.
.of this Institute by their special combined Klectro-Medlcnl Trentment nre mak
ing man v wonderful cures in diseases nf thu
Nose, riirn.it aiul Linus, llouJ. II j.irt, Stniu.wli nnd Howcls, Liver,
Kklncys, HIivHiiniitlsin, Citarrh, I'.ir.ityHis, I'ilcs, etc.
Prlv.it t Disj isjs, C()iUii'4loiiH ItimiJ P.)lsoii, Ruptiifc, Stricture ,
Viirictuelc, Ncrvmts Debility ttiul
ALL ALLIED AND ASSOCIATE DISEASES OF MEN.
PriDDCCDnMnnUPC One personal visit Is always preferred, but If you cannot
uUnnCorUllULllur. cnll .it our office, write ns your nymptoms fully. Our home
treatment by correspondence Is ulvvnvs sicccssfiil
Legal contract given tn all patients to hold for our ngroement. Do not hesi
tate, ir you cannot call tmbn. write and describe your trouble. Successful treat
ment by m.ill
References Hist H.mks and Lsaiini; IhisIhcsh .Men in this City.
CONSULTATION FREE.
Office Hours From K ii. in to 8 p. m. Sundays, 10 a. in. to '2 p. in
STATE ELECTRO-MEDICAL INSTITUTE
I IVrinuneiitly Located, 1.108 Farnani St., Omalia, Neb.
Total amount o.f trnfr tc ? I no other.
Hot Weather Offices.
Anyone who luis a west front office these daja, or an of
fice in u rninHhackie building, ouglit not to be in the same
fix next Hummer. Dirt, too, seems more offensive in hot
weather.
THE BEE BUILDING
is cool, clean and well ventilated. Thero is always n draft,
the walls are thick,t he aii is pur eand kept constantly moist
by the fountain in the court. This is the place to be in
summer. :
i
R. C. PETERS & CO.,
Rental Agents, Ground Floor, Bee Building.
TIIK Alllllt()OIC DISTILLING CO.,
The llest nml I'ui-cit
liupiirteil nnd Dninesllc
LIUIOHS, WIMiS, Hll WDIHS.
Direct to the t'oilBllliiei'. 1', O, llm 1.il).
SI. .lo.seph, Mo., '.i-n-inoi).
Til 13 OMAHA DA 1 1 A' HI31C,
Oinalin, Neb.
(lent lemon:
Unclosed please find chock for ()."), I lie amount of
enclosed bill, which kindly receipt and return. More re
turns from your paper than from any one of thirty-seven
others. Yours respectfully,
THU ASHMIiOOK DISTILLING CO.
Olllce Oier 215 Ssuth t4th Street.
$500 A MONTH.
McGREW
SPECIALIST
Tr eatt. U I'orin of
DISEASES AND
DISORDERS OF
M EN ONLY
25 Year's Eiperlenca
14 Years in Omaha.
VAfllCOCHU! cured
Mi-Drw at t.9 qiiirkl; wllliollt cut-
tins or puln
SYPHILIS In all ntncc cur-il pormnncntlT
nnu for i fo. Hit oturr. II j (It.n'flr. LOSS Op
MANHOOD, Nlsht I.otifi.. Nervous Imblllty
lllmlilur. Kidneys! Oonorrhona, (ilrct.
CURES GUARANTEED
CHARGES LOW.
i;ieitritty nnd Medical Treatment com
bined TRUAT.MICNT HV MAIL Consul
tation free.
Hours 8 to R p. in. Sunrla. to 12. I1 O.
Hox TCfi. Office over 2I& South 14th Btreet,
between Farnain and DoutUu iitrela, Oma
ha. Neb,
II AVI" YOU ISVKIl IJIVIC." A
KAMI THIAI. TO. . . .
"Krug
Cabinet"
If not, you hnve mlmeil a good thlag.
This exquUltn mult ticveraga atandn on a
unlqun basis. It fella Itself. Ita fame unl
reputation Ii the nnvy of many. The palate,
th benoflclul resulta achieved "within" the
Inner man are the only and real Judges of
Its merits. Approved of by them, It trl
umpbantly cntora innumerable hountholrti.
Where Cabinet enters, doctors and drug
bills exit.
aitriWKn ii v
piir.n icruu hiihwi.nt; co
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