THE OMAHA "DAILY nEfc: .SATURDAY, SKPTTJArilKH IT., 1000.
REDS WHITEWASH SCPERBAS
Bobbj Allon'8 Crew Bracoa Up iu Fine Style
at Brooklyn,
GIANTS GIVE GARVIN A HARD BEATING
Kerr Vork Closes the Monson ulth Clil
CMK Uy I'liiinitliiu the Puzzle
Pitcher In 'I'rnp t'lintu
liliin Form.
rinrlnnnll, J llrooblyti, O.
-New ViirL, r. (IiIciiko, 1.
ChlcilKO. It II II flu I II, II,
M II VTH II l CO, H llllllllllllllll, I.
Clot olnml, n. MliinciipntN, a. 10.
Kiiiiniih ('II j - Detroit lliiln.
nilOOKI.Y.V. Sept. Tl -Cincinnati shut
out the Rrookln,s today by superb fldJ
Ing and bum hlng a bruco of hits off Ken
nedy In tho si-cond nnd fourth Phll.r.
held the locals down to six scattered hits
and two fast double plays cut off run
hen tho Hrooklyns wero dangerou.
Qillnn's batting wax the feature. AttcrJ
ancc, ff). Score:
CINCINNATI. 1IROOKLYV.
. H oa n I it.tt o a n.
HArrett. ef.. 0 l i o 0 J. n, ef.... 6 0 2 0 0
1 wn. if ) i o 6 0 Ktele.-, rt...O i 2 0 0
MMnf'Hl, lb 0 0 1 J 0 WieekJid, If 0 0 1 0 0
llckly. . 1 : 11 t u K-lby. lb . 0 0 S 0 0
orcorun, mi t OH 10 fmly. Ib.... 1 3 I 0
Cjulnn, lb... 0 4 1 1 1 Crow. b....O 0 1 1 0
lire !Vn. tf. n l l l oiMtdn. m..O S t 4 1
''It 0 0 2 3 0 MKluIr . r 0 O 1 3 0
1'Mlllps, p.. 0 0 0 0 0 Kennedy, p. 0 1 ISO
Totals ..2 0J7 1J l1 Totals ..0 C 31 U 1
Cincinnati o 1 o 1 0 n n n -
Rrooklyn o 0 o o o 0 o 0 o
First Iihso on errors: lironklyti, 1. Left
on bases: Cincinnati. R; Ilrooklvn, il.
Htruck out: Uy Kennedy, S, by PhlllliM. 3
Double plays: Hockley to Corcoran; Cor
coran In Rcckley. Time: 2.34. Umpire.
(Iiiffncy.
(ilinil I, mill on iinrlu,
NFAV YORK, Sept. ll.-Tho New York
won tho Html Knmo with Chluigo toil.iy
through superior batting. A foaturu of too
panic was a steal homo by Doyle In th
fourth InntiiK The New York Hub h is
made a big offer for Morphv. lh Norwle.i
(Conn second biurman. Attendance, "y0.
Score:
OlIU'Aln. I NfcW YOIIK
It II n A K I It. II ri A R
McCitt'y, If 0 I 1 1 0V.ir.irn, cf. 0 1 0 0 2
llillilf. Jb... 0 3 2 i Sellmih, If.. 2 2 5 0 0
Me-trs. f 0020 o 11 i-km'r. 3b 1 3 I o o
K Mti It. 3h. 0 111 0 Smith, rf.... 13 10 0
IVxler. rf .. 0 1 3 0 0 Royl. lb... 1 0 7 0 o
Urndliy lb. 0 0 II 1 o I nv.i, ....0 2 110
Mn'nr'k, . I ! ! 1 0 01 aon, '!b 0 I 3 3 0
Kiln, i- 0 1 3 5 0 Orsdv. C....0 o 7 o o
Uuivln. p... 0 0 1 3 0 Haulpy, p.. 0 0 0 1 0
Tobi's ..1 6 2111 0 Totals .. .". 11 27 g' 2
ChlrriKO o o I o o n n o n l
New York 0 o o H 1 0 1 n -fj
Karned runs: Chicago. I: New York, 3
First base on error': Chicago, 1 Left on
bases: Chicago. I; New York. 5. I'Mrt
bafe on balls: Off rinrvln, 2: off Itiwlev.
2 Struck out: Hy (5'irvln. I: bv tlnwly,
f. fitolen bofi's: Doyle, Davis, dimly.
Three-base till: Hickman Two-lmse hit:
McCormlck Passed ball: C!r.nl. Time:
.CO. Umpire; Lnislb-.
MiiihIIiik f flip 'IVnnis,
I Played. Won. Lost. P.C.
Tlrnoklyn lit iff 41 .f,V,
PlttsburK 117 r,7 M .r.7.'l
Phlludelphla 11 1 f.D .V. ..Ms
Hoston 114 Ki R!l .4S2
Chicago 111 R7 fi .47(
Kt. I.nuls Ill S3 l'. M
Cincinnati lie. M iu .1"
New York-.'. llfi 43 07 .422
C.A1IKS 1)1' 'III!-, MKItH AV I.K.MM IL
Clllenun Wlnx due if Hie llenrt
Illnensi Xirl frnm lluffulii,
CMICACtO, Sept. It. Today's Rnnie was a
pitchers' battlo In wit eh both Kerwln and
Denxer did excellent work. I'ach aldo
fielded perfectly and the Katne was in
doubt until the last map was reilred. Hoy
scored the only run on a base on balls, a
sacrltlco and n two-bnRKer by Wood. At
tendance, l.OiV). Score:
CHICAGO. i I1LTFAIX).
... , 11,11 o.a.i:.! H.H.O.A k.
liny, ft 1 1 2 rt oTI.it t. rf o l l o o
I'.nllrn, Ib. 0 1 I 5 0 Hhrec ut, e. 0 1 3 0 ft
Wooil, e 0 I 2 1 0 llnl btan. If 0 o 3 l o
HIiPKron, rf. 0 0 2 0 0Cnrey, lb...O 0 11 0 0
Il I'll, lh....O 0 12 0 0 O timin, (10 t I M
Ullliird. If.. 0 0 .- 0 0!
Amln v, :b 0 1 13 0
Dtnln, 3b .. 0. 0 2 4 0
Hhugurt, mi. 0 11 2 0
Pfni'r, p... 0 2 0 2 0
111 rb'r. U . 0 0 1 2 0
llnvlrr'k, rn H ft 2 0 0
Kerwln. p .. 0 2 1 3 0
Totals ..1 6 27 11 01 Tnt.iN ..0 S 21 11 0
Chlcneo 1 o o o n n o o
Uuffato a o o 0 0 o (i o 0-y
Left on liases: Chicago, 5; Itiiffaln, fi.
Two-base hits: Wood, Padden, Hoy. Hart,
Andrews. Kerwln. Saerlil.'e hits: Padden,
Drain, Andrews. Stolen baso: Hart. Dou
ble plays: Andrews to tin t Inner to Car.-y,
Andrews to Carey. Struck out: Hy Don-
zer, 1; by Kerwln. 2. Hase
Denier. 2: nlY Kerwln. .1. Tli
i balls:
Off
Denzcr, 2; oiT Kerwln, 3. Time: l;3i. I'm
plre; Dwyer.
Spnrl.s 'I'lirns Wlrnrd,
MILWACKKIC. Sept. 14 -The Mllwauk 'es
had Utile difficulty In .lefeatliiK the In
dianapolis team today Hpjrks pitched a
masterly Knmc. ullowliiK Ins opponents lv.it
four scattered hlt.s. Attendance, 1,2 o.
Score:
MH.VAi'Ki:i; INDIANArOMS.
lt.ll.OAi: 1LIIO.A.K.
Ktrhom. rf I 2 0 0 nllUrtzH, If.. 1 0 3 0 0
Wall. on, rf. 1 2 2 0 0 MuRoon, 2b. 0 0 4 3 0
llnllnian, If. 2 110 0 tie er, si.... o 115:
Aniltri'n. lb 1 1 12 ft O'ylnM. pf. 0 o I o 0
1'ullz, 2b.... 2 1 3 2 0 K. llpy, lb... 0 0 12 1 0
t'onroy, m.. 0 13 4 Oil'owra. c... 0 13 2 0
IIU'k Jb... 0 1 3 1 0 IIORt'xer. rf 0 1 0 0 0
lip'p, e .... 0 l 3 o 0 Hick y. 31.. 0 10 3 1
l-p.irk, p.... 1 0 0 2 0 Sllmntcl, p . 0 0 0 3 0
Tolols .. 8 l'.27 9 Ol Totals ..1 4 24 17 3
Powers out on bunt ruin.
Milwaukee 0 1 0 0 (5 0 1 0 S
Indianapolis 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1
IJnrned runs: Milwaukee, 1. Two-b.no
hits: Conroy, HoBrlever. S.icrldco h.t:
MaRonn, Conroy. Hasn on bul s: Olt
Sparks. 5: off Stlmmel l. Hit by pitched
bull: Kultz, Seybold. Struck out: Ry Stlm
mel. Powers, Sparks. Double p.ny. Con
toy to Kultz to Anderson Left on bases:
Milwaukee. 0. Indianapolis Stolen bases;
llurke, Waldron, Conroj . Hallmu i,
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MINNLAI'OLIS. Sept 14 - The season
closed hre toijay by MlnneanOlls nd
Cleveland breakln: even The first ffntnc
was siiHlclrntly dose to be Interesting and
whs lost mi errors by the locals. Tin sec
ond came was a snap fur Ralley until the
elKhtii Inning, when the visitors hit his
curves ft-.' four runs. Reust was easy nt
all points of the j.ame. The base running
of Minneapolis was the fentum of the
Kaine, Lnlfy steallnK home and four oth
ers travellnc ns they pleased. Attendance,
Sou. Score, ilrst game:
IflNNKAI'OLIS. CLHVKLAND.
It II O A K It II n A F
Lilly, If ..1 1 3 0 0 PlckPr'e. cf. 1 1 1 0 0
Wilmo . rf.. a ooo o O-nin', If... 11300
Nanep. Jb . 0 1 1 2 0 Jonn if.... 0 3 10 0
rdn, lb.. 0 0 M 0 0 I.aCh'CP, lb. 1 0 13 1 0
fm th, if.. .1112 2 Fh-a. 1 1 1 5 0
NI,'rol, lb. 0 1 4 0 1 I'l.jfxl, 2b . . 0 1 3 2 0
KlshPr. e... 0 2 6 0 1 Tnmsett. 3b 0 1 2 10
llund lln, ef 0 0 ft 0 0 Crf, e 1 2 2 0 0
Ithi't. p 0 0 0 3 1 Itaker, p.... 0 2 2 3
Totalt ,2 S 27 9 I Totals ..5 13 27 15 0
Minneapolis 1 I 0 o o o 0 0 0-2
Cleveland 1 1 n o 1 0 0 0 2 S
. Harned runs: Minneapolis, 2. Two-base
I'lt.V Smith, Tnmsett. Three-base hits:
l'i",el "all: Cross. Hases on balls.
Off Lhret, 2. Struck out: Ry Khret, 5; b
l aker, 2. Left on bases: Minneapolis. 6,
icveland, 13. Sacrifice hits: Nance, Ocnlns
Hood Stolen bases: Fisher, hallv, Flood.
Hrst baso on errors: Cleveland, 3. Time:
1:2. Umpire, McDonald.
Score second came:
MINNIIAI'OI.tS. I CLEVELAND.
. ilh ou:1 it it o a i:
If 1 4 2 0 0 IM. k'r'ir, ef. 2 1 2 0 0
W limit, if . 0 1 3 0 v U n ns. If.. 1 2 3 0 0
Nan e. b. . 1 3 10 1 Jrne.i, rf ... 1 1 t 0 o
Wirdon. lb. 1 0 7 0 0 lfhVe, lb 1 0 11 0 2
Smith, .. 2 2 2 4 Sh a, .... 0 1 0 3 2
Nlnhol, lb.. 2 3 1 0 1 Ho il, 2b... 1 0 4 3 0
I lnh;r. c, 2 1 9 l o Tammlt. 3b 0 1 1 3 2
Hnrd-lln, cf 0 1 2 o 1 I'rsi, c ..01300
Uultey. p..., 1 I 0 3 J Heust, p.... 9 0 0 0
TolaN .10 1127 3 Totals .. 7 27 15
Mlnuoapnlls 00112012 0 I
Cleveland 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 I 0-6
Karned run: Cleveland. I. Two-bnse hits:
I.nlly. Cross, Tamselt. Hares on balls: nrr
Reust. 2: off Hale , . Hit by pitched ball:
Smith. Struck out: Hv Ralley. 6; by Reust,
. Left on bases: Minneapolis. 12; Cleve
land. 9. Do idle plavs: Flood to Shea to
LaClianee. Reust to Tnmsett to IiChanee.
Halk' Reust. First base on errors: Mln
neap.i'H, 3; Cleveland, 2. Sacrifice hits:
Handelln (II. Smith, Tnmsett, Genius
Stolen bases: Lallv. Wllmot. Nichols.
Handelln. Werden. Pickering. Time: 1:40
Umpire: McDonald.
KANSAS CITY. Sept. II -Kansas City
Detroit game postponed: wet Krnunds.
Mnuillnu of tlir 'I en ins.
Played. Won. Lost. P.C.
Chlcacn
Milwaukee .,
Indianapolis
Dutrolt
Kansas Ctv
Cleveland ...
Hiffalo
Minneapolis .
131
SO
f.I
.nil
133
131
Ill
131
133
13.-1
ir,ii
7ii
70
ilS
iH
82
no
J3
f.7
CI
ft!
3
7t
75
S3
,r,.;s
,M4
..-.07
.45',
.467
.411
.30)
Oninbn 'I'eiini In Defenleil.
OLKNWOOD. Ia . Sept. ll.-(Rpeclnl Tel
CKram.)rThe Rankers' I0) base ball team
of Dinnha was defeateil hero this after
noon by a score of 4 to 2.
(nun for Sun ilny.
The Uniques and the R, L W. 400 .
play at tho Vinton street ball park Sunuay
afternoon ut 3.30 p. m.
BAY STAR WINS GOOD RACE
Ilium liter of Kentucky f,tnr Cnuturrs
Slow Trot nl Km pi re City
TrnrL.
iv,NKU ORK Sept. 14. -The 2:11 trot wai
tho most excltlnB race of the fifth day
of tho nrand Circuit meet nt the Umpire
i,,,y "ek ,"'-' With u field of twelve.
Huy Star was sold In Hip pools j.W to 10
The favorite won the Ilrst heut by u length
nnd It looked as if It was all over, but In
the second she trot the worst of a ba 1
Mart, was eut ofT at the Ilrst turn, bn'ke
badly and looked to be out of th" race.
Hho ran In and saved her distance and won
tho next two heats by from tlnco to four
length. Summary:
2:11 trot, purse tl.W:
Ray Star. b. m., by Kentucky Star
(Kenneyi 2
Jon Watts, ch. k- (YouiikL 4 1
I .ami) Girl. b. tn. (Herrvl 1
1 1
2
..2 2 :i !i
.. ti t 10 2
.. 3 10 ,1 10
..73lfi
..II .1 C 3
..10 7 7 I
.. s c r 7
.. f r n s
.. S 11 I2dr
.12 S Sd'3
Genevieve, ch. in. ( Paife)
Alice Rarnes, b. m. fNoblo)....
Iris O . b. m. (McCnll)
Dot Miller, b. m. (McDonald)..
Rlondle, dun g. (Footel
Confessor, ch. k. (Hrndvi ,'.
I'alm Leaf. b. n. fMcC'irthy)..
Raker, b. c (Curryl
MiiHciuetoon. b. c. (Mowery).. .
Time: 2:00. 2:10-i4. 2:lli,n, ::11'4
2:20 trot, nurse il.Sirt:
Rrandywlne, pr. K-. hy Sphinx (Dem
iiresvi
Tlmberlake. b. k. (Huil'onl
Leonard Roll, br. jr. (Walker)
Tin T.. Ii. p. (Lynuni
Tiverton, b. c (Thompson)
Klectrle Wilkes, br. g. (Curry)
Charlotte W.. ch. m. (Hord)
Time: 2:14s;. 2:14t,. 2.15.
2:10 pace, pur.ve Jl.Mrt:
The Private, b. p.. by W. H. Hill
(Footel
.1 1 1
.5 2 2
.2 3 3
.3 I 4
1 1 1
2 2 ,'l
OeorRe, br. R. (Kenneyi.,
Dick Lee. b. h iLymnn).
Susetto, b. m. (Gilbert) ..
1
3 3
.... dls
3 1
Time: 2:I0i,4. 2:C73, 2:11, 2:12'4.
Road wagon trot, free-for-all :
Franker, b. p., bv Chaser (Hillings') 1
Zembln, br. m. (Perren) 2
Time: 2.12',.
RENO DROPS DEAD AT HARLEM
.Steeplechaser linen OIT nnd Drops
Head After FlnlshliiR llelilnd
Hie Money.
CHICAGO, Se;it. 14.-Wllllam Ulrlchs
Kood steepleehnser, Reno, after finishing
fourth In the steeplechaso nt Harlem todav
dropped dead. Weather clear nnd track
fast. Results:
First race, six furloncs: Klnir Ralne. 10
(Tally). 9 to 5, won: Tola, 100 (Wlnklleld). 11
to I, second; Fl Orlente. 100 (Alexander), 10
In 1, third. Time: 1:14 2-8. Propeller. Om
durman. Roval. Victor, Impromptu, Albert
I''. Dewey, Red Signal nnd Tho Conqueror
also ran.
Second race, one mile and n sixteenth:
Crosby, 104 (Ransonl, 4 to 2. won; Thrive.
102 (Ruchannn). 4 to K. second; Rill Gnrrett,
101 (J. T. Woods), to 1, third. Time:
l:4(J3-3. Owensboro, Pay the Fiddler, Hot
tentot and Hold Up nlso ran.
Third race, steeplechase handicap, short
course: Negligence. 131 (Hueston), 7 to 5.
won; Herkv Rolfe. 110 (Johnson), 13 to 5,
second; University, 130 (Kcrlns). 9 to 1.
third Time; 3.3S. Robert Lattii also ran.
Mnnchle ran nut. Rono dropped dead.
Fourth race, one mile and fifty : nrds:
Sliver Coin. 105 (Buchanan), 7 to 1. won;
Defender II 97 (F'lck), 13 to fi, second;
Prairie Dog. f (Wooilsl. S to 1. third. Time:
14U-5. Quannah Parker. What Next,
Klnsteln and Calcoon also ran.
Fifth race, four and a half furlongs:
Mnnov Muss. 10.' iGllmnrei. S to Ii, won;
Cora Goetr. 102 (Tally). 9 to 1 second; Hv
l.o, 103 (Tullyi, 4 to 1. third. Time: 0:,M 2-3.
Lasance, Shut Up, Hp, Cluster and Water
Plant aNn ran.
Six 111 race, one mile nnd fifty yards: Pat
Garrett, 102 (Rradfordl. S to 1, won; Trebor,
l'i.i (Tally). 2 to 1, second: Chauncey Fish-r.
97 (J. T. Woods). 5 to 1. third. Time: 1:114-3.
Maharajah. Little Hilly. Invernrv II,
wlt John V. Pittnn. Handllghl. Murtha
Fox. Dandy II. The Jefferson and Depend
ing also run.
Ilnees nt Vllllsen.
VILLISCA. 1.1. . Sept. II -(Sperlal.)-The
Vllllsca Jockey club Is mnklni; big plans for
a successfj' meet next weak. Some of th
best horses In the state iro now Iu town
rendy for their place In tho tacus. Dr.
Culbertson has two tine horses hero now
that in.ii'o reoonls l.i'-t : far. Thoy arc
'l.nrlnet ind Robert Ronner
The clui lh;r ks tho mVtr.kes of last
year can bo (orrected so as to leave a bal
ance on the rleht side this yeur, If they
h.ie as li' criblo weather.
The inannenient lias been put In dlf
fi rent hanJe.
Diiys' Itnces nt (.'Hilton,
CLINTON. Ia , Sept. H.-(Spelcnl Tele
gram.) Following nre tho summaries at the
race track today:
Free-for-all pace, purse $300: Alph W
win. Harry 8 second, Admiral Dewey third
Rest time: 2:t2..
2 30 trot, purse J250: Mabel D won, Telia
second. Catherwood third. Rest time:
2 24'.
2 23 pace, purse $250- Hmollne won. Leota
second. Susan V. third. Rest time: 2:1S.
Five thousand people witnessed the
races
Results nt Klnlocli Purl;.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. H. OirtshlerH had a
Held day at Klnlocli park this afternoon,
thev being victorious in tlvo out of the six
events carded. Nocklacewns the only
winning favorite Speculative features
wero entirely lacking Attendance laige
nnd track fast. Results:
First nice, four nnd a half furlonjs
nurse. 2-jeur-olds: Juanctt. US (Van
Dusen). S to 1, won: Mlnon, 113 (Cohurn)
I to 5, second; Downhearted. IIS (Howell). 7
to 1, third. Time. CM. Our Lady, Tho
n' I. . 1. ll.dnlia. Plra III,. f .i fii I 11 r tt Dp
1 111 Ufll, ... . ... j , -
Rltkiier. Vacate. J illus Werner and Honor
Rrlght also ran.
Second rare, six and a half furlongs, se'
ling John Morton, 104 (Domlnlck), 6 to 1.
sccohd; Captain Galtics, 107 (J, Mathews), 6
to t third Timr 1 22 . c.inr.'bert. lllida
H WalMii. SH-tit Frb ud Ior ild e. J V S
Domini. Cai'li' llii and Coral also ru-i
Third race, one mile, selllnc c. : s'c
lor. 110 (Co'hrani. 7 to I. won, Revenic
HI (Van Duseni, J to 1. second; Delsnru
111 (J Mathewsi. t. to 1. third. Time 1 4i'
Mountsln Dew. Round Turn. Huntress
Padren-. l e. DelKndn Helen H. Gard
ner. Isaac and Harve R also ran.
Fourth race, seven and a ha'f furlongs
selling: Necklace. 110 (J. .Mathews), fi t..
won, Zanetto. 113 (Van Duseni, 6 to 1, sec
ond; Two Annies, 104 (Domlnlck), S to 5.
third. T4me: 1.30U. Miss Loretta, Chlcka
mauga. Nance O'Nell. Grey Forgo, Lurdan
and Whisper Low also ran.
Fifth race, erven furlongs, selling. 2-year-olds:
Marcy. 1" (Coburni, 3 to 1. won.
Satin Coat, 1(0 ((' Hooker). 14 to 5, second
Glanbow. 104 (May), 28 to 1. third. Time
131. Murcla Dent. Seething, Pirates
Daughter and Vcdas also ran.
Sixth race, six and a half furlongs, sel
ling: KI Ghor. lln iMayi. 5 to 1. won. K 1
genla S. Ho (Sojthardi, 24 to 1. second
Wntercrest. 113 iCoburn), IS to 1. third
Time: 123. Omella. Klsle Vonner, Salle
Iituar, MnnoKh.in. Florida 11, IM L an I
Imp. Loiterer also ran.
FIGHT WItOvCOY NO FAKE
( orbctt tin ArrlvliiK nt (lueentim 11
Denies .r ork Itiiiuiirs nf
IN I. lite Mntoli.
QUIULN'STOWN. Sept 1 -A represenia
tlve of the Asoclatid Pics on b'nrltnit
today the t'unnrd line steamer Campiiua
from New York, handed to James J. C"i -belt,
the pugilist, a number uf dispute v
relating to the charges made ngalnst 'ru
in New York. He rend tnctii nnd sail
"It Is ridiculous to sav that my tights
With Shark"V and McCoy were fakes '
Corbctt and .Marguerite Coruellle. th-
nctress. were booked in "Mr hnd ,lr
Mnrtln." Her mothi r was with her nil
Corbctt occupied a separate state room.
Trntl Cnrrli's Off the Honors.
TUXKDO PARK. N. Y.. Sept. ll.-Walt r
J. Travis, the amateur golf champion i-f
tho United States, carried off the honors
ut the Invitation tournament of the Tuxf do
Golf club today. In the S"tnl-tlnnl ru id
today Travis played against K. M. Rer
and defeated him by 2 up and 1 to p'ay.
Travis had to go the round of the link.
In 73 sttnkes, lUers taking 7H.
In the afternoon Louts Llvlngstore. r .
of the Westbrook club was Travis vi
nent in the Dual round. Livings! oie posli d
lln champion s.i closely tb.it TruM
though wlnnliiK hy f. up and 4 to pbi, hid
to cut the record for the links, made by
Hyers, four strokes, as ho mude the round
In 71.
Following nro the cards In the Tux-do
match:
Tuxedo cup: WuRer J. Travis:
out r. 4 3 fi 4 4 4 I r-?.
In 4 4 3 3 5 4 4 4 & 3'j 71
Louis l.lvinstoiie, Jr.:
out ri 4 4 r. 1 r. 4 r. 1-40
In I 4 3 I 5 4 2 I 3d 7
The tournament will he concluded tomor
row with n thirty-six hole medal p.av ,
handicap for which forly onirics haVo been
received.
ineilenii 'renin Wins nt Purls,
PARIS. Sept 14 --The grand race of lb'
nallons, ore ef Hie leading events nf the
evellng tournament at Vliicetims. was to
dav won by America, (ire it Rrltaln. Ger
mnnv, Italy. Austria, Relttlum. I'ranc- and
Hullnnd competed, each lountry b lng rep
resented bv three men. Cooper. MeFarlaiid
and Hanker constltul-d the American team
Tho dlstnree was Lff) meters
In the preliminary ho.it America defeat"!
Helglum bv S points, 5 to 13. nnd In tho
semi-final lie-it America won from Italy
bv the same score. ...
The French team, composed of Jncquelln.
Rourlllon anil Loubot, disputed the Una!
with tho Americans, the latter winning,
although Jacqut lln Mulshed tint In 2:1. 1-R
Cooper was second McFarland third.
Rourlllon fourth. Hanker fifth and Loubct
sixth
The purse wns CSM franc, divided into
individual prizes and three prizes for the
winning team The marking was by tcim
and hy points.
.Irrfurils Proves Hnsy Gniiir.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 14 -Peter Mnher
of this cltv completely outclassed Jim Jef
fords of California. In the two rounds of
wb'it w.is to have been a six-round tight at
the Pennsylvania Art club tonight. At no
singe of the llqht did Ihc California!! show
cleverness. Mnher scored his firs! knock
down In the Ilrst round with a left on the
Jaw. Jeffords was evidently weak ut the
end of the round and when he met the
Irishman In the second round Maher went
at him and scored three knockdowns In
oulek succession. It being evident that Jef
fords could not stand another punch,
though he made every effort to get to Ills
feet, the referee stopped the tight.
How Oi i'r 'I'rneU I.ense.
SAN FRA NC.'IPCO. Sept. 14 -The stock
holders of the Pacific Ci.ist Jockey club,
after voting to uncondlt'oiially lease (he
Inglclde irnck lo the San Francisco
Jockcv club. Prince Ponlatowskl's new or
ganization, appointed a committee to pa-.
upon terms nnd report Its r commendation j
to the main body. A meeting was held, but
.,.1 1...... n.i.l ,lA mi tiArlO' naserr
UOUllUK "U.' M"ll- ..ll'l , n j
that the whole' proceeding is irregular
linn niegni. iieiny . mmi ii"- " i, '
lleved iron! ine uiri iory uir "
Coast Jockey club and Hall McAllister ap
pointed In hl place on a rl owing made to
the directors that Mr. Ciocker d es not now
own a snare 01 siock 01 mr nuu.
Ynnisrr Gets 11 l)rnw.
CHICAGO. Sept. 14 -Renny Ynuger "th
Tlpton slasher," nnil oung . owaii
fought a iiraw ni xne iiumoib .ounii uu i
tonight The contest was 11 slugging match
throughout. Mowutt was knocked down
with 11 rlcht swing in the Mrs! round, but
evened matters un In the next round with
several heavy body punches.
Gun Shout nt TeiMiinsrli.
pppfMSHll. Neb.. Sent. 14 - (Special. !
During the Johnson county fair the Tecum
seb Gun club will conduct a shoot In this
cltv Two davs. with a dozen events each,
w'll be Indulged in Thursdav and I riday.
Scplemner .'i anu un- o- "
ers of he sport from oer the state will bo
liivicd to pa-lklp.Ce
LOCAL BREVITIES.
t'lir linn in, rnmmlssloner has nuarantlncd
a caso of diphtheria at 1100 South Sixth
street.
The republicans of the Sixth wurd will
hold a rousing nlly this evening at
ldlewlld hall. Dr. Pope or Oklahomu will
bo the speaker of the evening.
The careless dlnmal of hot nshes caused
a small ilro In the bnrn on the premise
nt lM'i Hurt street, occupied by Shelby
Kcmplon. about 3 p. m. Friday. The loss
Is esiiniated at $15, fully injured.
Joseph and John Myer, building con
tmetorri. who formerly lived tn Omahn, re
moved to Galveston live years ago. Friends
nnd relatives In Omaha have heard uolhlng
from them since nisi wcck h siorm.
Jiimen Matthews of Hrock was arrested
Timruilnv liv Iienntv United States Marshal
James WnllfiiK on a charge of selling liquor
wllhout n license. He gave bond before
Commissioner Jackson at Nebraska City.
A break In the water main nt Sixteenth
ami Jackson slreels caused considerable
excitement yesterday nnd Hooded th"
streets for about un nour ueiore worKmen
succeeded In lurning on ine water uuu re
pairing H10 leak.
So fpw children look tho Sixth and
Seventh grade examinations given nt
Central school that Superintendent Pcarse
will not offer examinations next year, but
will allow the principals of various schools
to use their tAvn Judgment In accepting
pupils for these grades.
Civil service exrtmlnntlons will be held
October 23 for a lithographer In the Agri
cultural department nt Waslilngton at a
salary of fi.2i. and tor an Interpret! r ot
Hniiemian. i.ununtiinn ana I'onsn languages
at the otllce of the inspector of Immigra
tion at Haltimore nt 11 salary of ?).
The tllo for the subdivision of the
wenthcr forecaster's nlllce bus readied
Omaha nnd tho work of altering the fourth
lloor room of the federal building will
begin Monday. ihe large room of the
weather otllce will be divided by a wall run
ntns from norlh lo smith nnd the new
apartment thus created will be used by the
supervising urchltoct of tho butldlns.
The real estate sales are encouraging for
September nnd are mostly for spot rash
W. 11. Green recently closed a deal for
H. I. Robinson for tin west forty-two
feet of the east eighty-four feet of lot 11
In Reed's second addition to John Kenne'ly
for 17. 000 nnd the west seventy-eight feet
of the north 102 feet of lot 3 In Johnson's
addition for the Omaha Savings bnnk to
the same party for $1,001, These sales nre
for cash.
The following explottd of huridnrs nnl
suck thleviM have In en rei orted to the
pence: rcrrieK uaiverson, in :snrtli i-ortv
sexenth strtet,, twenty-llv. mixed chl k
ens; Mrs. Mae Mayer, Dodge hotel, sea1
skln sack: F.sther 1. Martin. 50n South
Tlllrtv-third slreet, child's liink contain
ing $.1 In nickels and pennies: George W
Wright. 300 North Sixteenth street, two
32-callber pistols; A. Wulker. 1121 Dod
street, blatk chevbn suit worth $li.
G. c. Hobble, who owns the corrugated
Iron building nt tfw South Tenth strpet, has
been ordered by the council to remove the
building November 1 It Is located alone
the Tenth street viaduct Just west of the
Union station nnd wns formerly used as a
ticket brokers oltlce. It Is now occupied by
.1 fruit dealer. The building was condemned
January 1. 1SS9. hut the owner refused lo
tear It down In spite of the complaints tiled
by tho owners of brick bulldlnc whUh
adjoin It en the south.
GOOD ROADS AND IRRIGATION
Convention with Double Object Will Meet
Hero During tie Fall.
PREPARATIONS ALREADY UNDER WAY
4
President Monro "f the ntlonil Honil
Assoeliitlon Co-oponitliin vltlillie
Ciiiuiiii-relnl I lull t MnLc the
AfTiilr u .Success.
Thero will ho held In Omaha sometime
lato in October or early in November a
gooJ roads, good streets' and Irrigation con
vention to which, It U supposed, nil rail
roads In tho stato will make a one faro
rate, mid nt which will spenk men of na
tional reputation. The purpose of thti con
vontlon. as Its- name implies, is to en
courage tho hulldlng of better roadways, to
extend the area of arable hinds iu tho mld
,i'i. .L-ni hv menna of Irrigation nud to se-
curo uallonal and state leglslnllon and ap
propriations to this enu. ine ,;"?""!
will bo mado attiacllvb"hy exhibiting sam
i,. rniiinvi. road mnchluery and vehicles,
by holding nutomobjlo races. and by securing
tho atteudance of speakers ot recognizee!
ability. Uetwecn now uud November slm
iinr .nnvtionR will bo held In eight other
cities of tho west and middle west. Dele
gates will ho eluded lo attend the national
gathering ut Chicago or St. Louis Novem
ber 20 to 23.
ri hna lnnir been the purpose of the
Omaha Commercial club to hold nn irriga
tion rniicrcss in the city this fall, but not
until Friday of ihls week was it decided to
comblno this with a good roads and good
streets convention. Tills idea was advanced
hv Mr. W. H. Moore of St. Louis, president
of tho National Road and Improvement as
sociation, who arrived in too city i-riuay.
Iu conslutntlon with members of the Com
1 club, he suggested holding a good
roads convention here about October 3. Then
tim similarity of tho two enterprises being
apparent, it was determined to comblno tho
two.
"Tho first convention of the scries," said
Mr. Moore, "will bo held In Topeka Sep
tember 4 to 2S. A government engineer
Is now there laying a mllo and a half of
macadam road us a sample, and tho rail
roads ot tho stato havo agreed to make
a onn fnro rato for tho benefit of all Kan
sas points and some points lu Nebraska
and Missouri. All the machinery, vcnicies
and other exhibits to bo placed on dis
play thero are being shipped by President
L. P. Ripley over tho Santa Fe freo ot
charge. Senator Jnllus HurroiiKhs, Hon.
Joseph Wilson, President Ripley of tho
Santa Fo road and possibly Governor
Roosevelt and Carter Harrison will speak
there.
"Other conventions have been arranged
for as follows: Srrlnqtleld, 111., September
2D and 20; Sioux Falls, October 2 to 3,
Denver, October 0 to 7; Rotso City, October
8 to 0; Seuttlu (or Portland), October 11
to 12; Sf.cramcnto, October lii to IS, L03
Angeles. October 21 to 23. Rach of these
conventions will send credentlalcd dele
gates to tho national convention, which will
nrrango for legislation, state nnd national.
"An attempt will bo mado to have Sen
ators Depew, Lodge and Dolllvcr. and pos
sibly Mnyor Carlcr Harrison of Chicago
spoak nt the Omaha convention."
CONDITIONS AT CAPE NOME
Streets Are Filled Willi Idle Men mill
Siil'.oiiiitr SoetiiN 1 11 01 liable for
Hie Whiter.
J. W. Onrner, formerly deputy revenue
agent at Omnha, Is now In Alaska, where
he was sent as special agent of the depart
ment for tho purpose of making on exom
inailou of tho collodions of internal revenue
In that territory. Ho had no special In
structions, but was told to go as soon ns
possible and to stay ns long us necessary
As a result of these general orders he Is
visiting every Important point In tho Island.
In a letter to Captain O. II. Wheeled;,
dated August 17, ho writes of his impressions
of Nome, nt which ho arrived about a
mouth previous to tho date of the let
ter. His opinion of the gold town is not very
high and ho predicts great suffering thero
this winter. When ho arrived he found
neither piers nor harbor for vessels. Pas
sensors nnd freight wore removed on light
ers 10 tho town. The town Itself Is a dis
appointment. Tho mud Is deep and ex
penses are out of all proportion to service.
Wngos are J10 per day when work can bp
secured, but there are hundreds of men for
every Job.
The day beforo ho arrived ihe deputy
collertor of internal revenuo died and had
not mado an entry on his books uor a re
port to the ofllre. Tho deputy bad received
$i,000 in stamps nnd after two days' work
tho agent balanced the books and received
tho money due.
From Nome Mr darner goes to Dawson
C Uy and Klusway and tnenev to Sitka,
"" """' """"" """" 1 ll"IIW'
Juneau nnd other places. He will return
to tho Inlted States ne month, nirmng
In Omahn nbout Oi iober 10
POSTAL CLERKS' CONVENTION
( (inurcss to lie AsKcd lo MuUc l'oi (
IC lull I Hours 11 l.i'Kiil
Wool.' Work.
Frank Royer of (ho Omaha postofllce has
returned from Atlantic City, N. J.. where
he nttended tho first annual contention of
tho united societies of the postofllce clerks
of tho United States. The convention was
very harmonious, considering that It was
the result of n union beiween two organ
izations heretofore rivals.
The most Important business was the
consideration of laws which affect tho
clerks. It was decided to ask congress to
pass a law making forty-eight hours, ex
clusive of Sundays and holidays, it legal
week's work, as now obtains with the let
ter carriers. The classification hill pre
scnled to the last congress was again en
dorsed and active efforts will be made lo
pass It at the next sesBlon.
A committee of live was appointed to con
fer with like commlltees from (he Letter
Carriers' nn'oclntlon nnd tho Railway Mall
Clerks' union, looking to a consolidation
of th three organizations. It has br-cn
found Hint these organizations do not work
in harmony nt present, as ench one desires
Iho consideration, of congress regardless of
the other associations.
Mr. Royer was chosen as a member of
tho financial committee, the only place
going to a western delegate, besides tho
third vice presidency, whlr'.i went to Kan
sas City. Tho next convention will be held
In Milwaukee.
Millions will ho ppent politics this
year. Wo can't keep tho campaign going
without mone any more ihan wo can keep
tho body vigorous without food. Dyspep
tics utcd to starve themselves. Now Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure digests what you eat and
allows you to eat all tho good food you
want. It radically cures stesiaen troubles
llnrtnlit.i Mii(l(les.
ThP following denih and births were re
ported lo Iho health commissioner for th"
twentv-four hours ending at noon Fridav:
Death Lnzcr Rrown, 30? Norlh Twelfth,
a zed 73.
Rirths John P. Hansen. 272.1 North Twen-tv-elihth
avenue, bov; W V Rvnn. Hen
son, girl; Peter Klewit, :;';i South Tweiitv
elghlh. bov; Oeorge T. Llndley, l?oi North
1 lilrtv-slxtli, nov: James Mnitn. hhi joio s.
girl; iMwnrd Dovle. .Kill Charles, girl; Will
KIsasser, 2I1S South Nineteenth, boy
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
F. Jewell of Lincoln Is at the Her (irutul.
K. M. F. Lellans of Lexington Is nt ihc
Millard.
Oeorgo H. Konn and M. J. Rerry of Hast
ings wero nt the Murray Friday.
CTydo J. Ruckus, stamp clerk nt the
postolllce. will spend u week's vacation nt
Kills. Kan , beginning today.
Nebrnsknns at the Mi n hunts- A M
Daniels and I.. R. Rcnnor of Hnncroft. H
P Simmons of Chadror. J.din F Sides "f
Dakota City. M R Hdi-r ot Jackson iu 1
J a Hergt of Altona.
mm
Aefsfleassnty mtdfivmpfy.
Cleanses the System
Gently and Effcctimlly
when bilious or costive.
fitrseiits in. the most scccptabfcfbrnt
the laxative jiriticipes of plants
Atown .'1 actjnost heieiia'till',
TO GET ITS BENEFICIAL EFFECTS
BUY THE GENUINE MANFD, DY
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUPCO.
SAN rRANCISCO, CAL
lOUISVILtE , KY NEW YORK, NY.
for salt by dniffitts - price SOt per tort ft.
ipfii
rflGS
PRESS CLUB IS ASSURED
!evcnt -Ul it Pencil I'lisbrrs Kinross
n Desire to lluo llesnrt for
.Sen Nuiprr Men.
Seventy-five of Omaha's newspaper men
hae signified their desire to have the
Omaha Press club reorganized and there
Is no longer any doubt that the movement
will bo nttendil hy tho desired results.
A meeting was held at tho Commercial
club Friday aficrnoon for tho purposo of
discussing Informally plans for the form
ation of such a club and Icmporary or
ganization was effected by the election ol
II. R. Smith us chairman nnd Will M.
Maupln ns secretary. About thirty of tho
active newspaper workers of tho city were
In attendance and all of them Indicated
nn uiiiiuestloncd enthusiasm In tho projec.
Tho sltuallon was discussed nt length
11 1 1 suggestions wero offered by several
of those present which will in all proba
bility he Incorporated In the permanent
organization, when ll shall ho effected
Committees were appointed as follows
Constitution nnd Ily-Laws Will M. Mau
pln, C. J. Rest, J. W. McCammon.
Securing Club Rooms J. D. Weaver, W.
H. Wilbur, Charles D. Thompson.
Amueements- -13. R. Smith, Will M. Mau
pln, Smith R. Hall.
Another Hireling will be held at the Com
mciclal club Wednesday at 4 o'clock.
Hdlloi's A iv till I'llulit.
F. M. Illgglns. editor Seneca (III.) News,
was alTHrled for years with piles Hint no
doctor or remedy helped until he trldl
nueklcn's Arnica Salvo, tho best in the
world. Ho writes two boxes wholly cured
him. Infallible for piles. Cure guaran
teed. Only 2f.c. Sold hy Kuhn & Co.,
druggists.
I'ln.ilnu V 11 1 Ii 1 11 Conic, i
The cltv bid'dlng inspector and his depn-'
ties are playing a watching game with I
One More Day-
Then school 0110 more clinnec for you
to kIwo the hoy or plrl Uoforo the boll
rings conn' Saturdny wp'vo the help lo
fdvo ovoryUody that comrs attention--wo
Iiiivp ilttod litindicdH of boys tills
week to our $1..10 shoes this is no shoo
experiment -for years we lmve sold tills
shoe for years we have Riven the par
ents sat inflict loti-for years wo lmve
Klveii Iho boys comfort we Kimrantee
tills Jfl.SO shoe to be the best wearing
school shoe ever sold at tho price It's
easy for us to please you.
Drexel Shoe Co.,
Now CntiiloRiic rendy Sent freo for
(lie link I ns.
OiiioIiii'h I p-to-dnle Shoe Home.
1110 l'AH.VA.M S'l'ltr.UT,
Only One Overstock Art Sale
We have struck tho keynote of suc
cess In our art department every day
brings new surprises for our customers
in I lie many bargains offered durhiK our
overstock art sale- you have never had
such an opportunity to purchase pictures
at your own' price we offer every pic
ture lu our store at a discount of 10 to
CO per cent Including all copyrighted
nnd imported pictures-make your se
lection now while the assortment Is
large.
A. HOSPE,
Music and Art 1613 Dourfab.
About Your Eating
You can eat three meals n day nt Rub
duff's ilia t's breakfast, dinner and sup
perand you'll not And as good u place
in Ihe city every one who eats there Is
dnlishted such irood things to eat
and service the best HaldiUT's dinners
are so famous that many people think
it takes all day to prepare them, but
such Is not the case If you ever try one
meal there you'll bn a regular patron
Ills prices are reasonable.
W. S. Balduff.
1520 Farsiam St.
m lii Fi Hill
House
Work
is hard
Work
Si
without
the owners of Hie bit" llig 11 1.111 Furritni
ireel When Judge M.t ,r of t-e 1 1 it 1
Statis court indb n'0 n he i.ii i..-i 11 tin
case recently bi'...iglii ii ib.- .wm In
the clt f-Miild ilrttm'lsb 1 lie .Intn.iiid I "ih
If It proc-ed 111 ac'ii'diice with I. '
was expected tb.it the Hoard of I ' e
Works would be asked In the ti.spe. 1
condemn the building and to , rder .1 iro
down The Inspeiior. hiwever. will w.nt
until Ihe (ae brought by the owner : ad
joining property has been decided.
It Sim oil Ills llnli) .
"My baby wns terribly shk with the d.ar
rhoea," says J. H. Doak of Williams, ure
gon. "Wo were unable to cure him with
tho doctor's nsslstnnce. nnd as n last re
sort we tried Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. 1 am happy to say
It gnve immediate relief and a complete
cure."
Supply
All of the pop
nlur snd do
lionddblo kind.
Eastman Kodaks
Promo Poco Adlnke
Vive )iiiinond Cyolono
and Now Knrona Cameras
fjlusa plntos, films, chemicals,
mountt), etc.-devolopinp; and
ptintinc - prices riffht,
THE AlOE & PENfOLD CO.,
Jiiuilrur J'ioloyraj'Mc ftupp lis.
140S rnniiuii. OMAHA
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