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PIRATES STUMBLE SLIGHTLY i
Cardinals Tako to Jack Oheabro's Curves
with Great Familiarity.
GIANTS MAKE IT THREE WITH BROOKLYN
Nnv York Take the Series from the
I'linniplntin li)' I'liiyliiK lleltrr Hull
Clilcnuo Mini I'lillnilelpliln
lluth Winners,
St. Louis, 7 I'ltfxlmrK, (I.
IiIchko, B Cincinnati, -I,
,tv lurU, III nrookl)ii, fi.
1 ' l I lit 1 1 1 li I u , B nimton, .,
I'lTTSuTKO, l'n., Sept. 22.-SL Louis
won tho third gamo of tho scries by hit
ting Chesbro hard and driving him out ot
the box In the sixth Inning. Waddell then
went In and not another hit was raudo by
the visitors. Attendance, 6,400. Score:
1'iTTSHfiia , sr. loiis
x.iioai:. imo.A.K.
MutVry.
Ufmim t,
ltltchey,
Warner,
tviirms.
Zlmmsr,
Ely. it..
Climbro,
Waddell,
If. 1
tt 1
2b. 0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
Totals .. 8 U 27 li 4
I'lttSbUrK u
St. Louis 1
2 II
0 2
1 7
3 0
0 0
0 0
0 McQr&w, 8b 1
0 Hurkttt. If.. 0
3 HMdrlck, cf l
lKinovan, rf 0
Wallace, ss. 2
Keltter, 2b.. 1
McU&nn, lb 1
'rlner, c... 0
Jcn'c, p.
2
1 0
! 4
1 1
3 0
Z 5
2 1:
1 .1
0 0
Totals
0
7 II 27 IS
0-0
0-
Karnnd nine T'ltlnliurc 3-. St. Lnulfl.
Two-base hits: O'Urlen. kcliitcr (2). Three-
uaae tilts. Wajincr, McCann. Stolen uusrs:
wanner. Wll urns. kpIsIit. t'rlcer. sic-
Cann. FlrHt bae on balls; Oft Chcshrn, 2;
oft Wuddell, 1. Struck out: lly Chcnbro, 3;
uy Wnildell. 3: uv Jones. 1. ranged liall:
Crlger. Wild jiltoh: Jones. Hits: Oft Clies.
uro, it; oft Waadull, 10. Time: 2:10. Um
pire; O'Uny.
I'roiivrl)',
22. Chlcaso made
nut) won u
game. Attendance,
C'hlcnKo lilts
CINCINNATI. Rent.
hltH at the. right time today
clcse and InterestliiK
inw. score.
CINCINNATI.
a.ii.o.A.n.
Ilarrett, cf
lUrtzel, It
Oclr, rf ..
llfcUUy. lb.
Irwin, ib.
Corcoran,
HUlnf'dt.
Tellt, c
ifeq,tt, p.
n 0
2b 0
... 0
.... 0
1
1 0
1 2
1 IS
0 0
0 1
2 1
1 C
1 1
CHICAGO.
lUI.O.A.n
fitranir, 3b.. 0 2 1 3 0
MeCarfy, if ! l 4 l o
Merits, rf.. 0 1 2 0 0
(Sreen, rf... 0 12 0 0
Chllrfa. 2b... 1 0 2 2 1
llradlsy, lb. 0 0 8 0 0
McCor'k. ill 0 ! 1 1
Kline. 0 116 10
Menefee, n. 0 0 1 10
over, 7, by Ohlowa, 8, Earned runs: Han
over, 2, Time. 1.45.
After thl came Hanover easily won see
ond money by playing Daykln.
"Hi" I lUHiettlUIl Ul luumn t,tii,jtt
the three daVH' camei, Tho decisions wero
generally considered fair
Orlulmil ami Arn,
Tho Ariros. a crack team Of. ball players
from Nebraska City, will cross bats at
Vinton street nark this afternoon with
Captain Bradford's Originals. Two .games
I be Played, the first being called at
2:W. It Is promised that the games will
be Interesting and exciting Mid tne nae
ball fans will doubtless turn out In good
shape to witness what will probab'- hn the
last gamo of the season. The teams will be:
Originals. Position. 'Vr.K-
.Mcnvaino I'ltcner ur.umni
Hromatka Catcher Purdue
McAulllto Klrst Hauso
Lnwlcr Second QuUg
Waller Third Zm
Foley Short Jiorrisey
Jelen l.ott Miiur
Dlnecn Minnie i
Whitney Hlght Strobii'
D0MINICKS DAY TO SCORE
tlliiilmitlvr .lockcy l'titu I imr M in-
Hers Acrii the rlnte at
St, l.ouli.
ST. LOtMS. Sent. 22. -The card at Kin-
loch park was made up of small but high
class Holds today and Starter Chlnn ex
perienced n dllllculty in getting mem on
In perfect alignment. The feature of I he
day was Domlnleks masterly riding. Tho
diminutive jockey pnoieu tour mounts io
victory and placed unotner liorso insiue
tho money. Track good. Summaries)
First rnco. s x furloncs. purse: jonn a.
Morris. 117 (Domlnlck). 9 to 20, won; Kuge
nlii Wlckes, S3 (Howell), 8 to 1, second;
Hweet Canornl. B'J fCoburn). 7 to 1. third.
Time: l:14Vi. He True, Nobleman und Miss
Hrammo also ran.
Second race, six furlonits. nurso. u-year-
nh,.lpmni. fW f llnaulnvfifl fi t li I .
won; Oula, Ul (Howoll), B to l, second;
Orleans. 112 (Domlnlck). 4 to 1. third. 'lime:
l:lBi. Dandy Jim, Tony l.epping, .Marcy,
Olenhow and The Hlack Jew also ran.
Third race, one nnd onc-eigntn nines.
st-ring: iJitireatp, !S (nomlnlck). 8 to 5.
won; Go to lied, ill (Ho)and), 2 to 1, second;
v.?i w rwiifanm. i, to l. tnirii. iiinu.
1:55. Guldo Hock and Joo IJoughty ulso
ran.
Fourth race, one anil one-hair nines, over
six hurdles: Tonto. 1C2 (Coughlln). 2i, to
I. won: Titus. i;r ti.ioyti), i to i. scconu;
Franc s rone. 132 (Collins), to l. iniru
Time: 2:&3. Domosetta und Negllgenco rf
fused to jump. .
i." rtii rm. ntiB mile, nurse invon, ju.
(Domlnlck), 6 to C, won; Allco Turner, Iri
(Unsslncer). 3 to 1. second; HI Nocker. M
(i:. Mathews), 6 to 1, third. Time, 1:41
i. in i ,.,1 r,tr,i nmi iinvni Nirriintr itmii run.
Sixth race, seven turiongs, seiiini;; iii
Kollar. 100 (Domlnlck), fi to 1, won; Maggie
riitcia tai Mfnu-itiM. i to 1. second: Hnvl
l,,.l 1IV5 lH Mnllmu'l. 10 to 1. third. Time:
1;2SV4. Ilnslelli, Kinureu unu leuuiesuniu
also ran.
SAD FOR PLUNGER AND PIKER
3ravesend"s Half Holiday Crowd Gets Home
with Flattened Purse.
IMP'S DEFEAT HITS TALENT REAL STINGER
Xenrly livery Kvmt nt l'lill Dirjer's
TruuU 'In he n Uy Horse 'flint Was
Ilnrtlly Considered In the
lUtllnii.
Totals ..4 8 27 It 1 Totals ..6 C 27 :0 Z
Cliioltitiu.lt 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 2 01
Chicago 10003001 0-5
Earned runs: Cincinnati. 3: Chicago. 3.
Twn-has hits: Strang. McCarthy. Scott.
Three-base hits: Ucler, Kllng. Stolen
nasu: uarrett. First base on balls: Oft
Scott. 2: off Menofee. 2. Struck out: lly
Scott, 5. Passed balls: I'eitz. Kllng. Wild
pitch, Scott. Time: 2:00, Umpire: Umalle.
Three Ktrnluht (or Giants.
NEW YOIIK. Sent. 21. New York made
It thrco straight by defeating Urooklyn at
the i'oio grounds again mis ntternoon.
Donovan went up In the air In the fourth
inniriit und travn New York nvn runs. Ken.
nedy, who replaced him, was a puzzle to the
New Yorks. Tnere was consmeraoio kick-
Ing by both teams. Doyle was hurt by b--tng
run Into by Keeler and retired In favor
of Grady Attendance, 6,uw. Mcores
OMAHA GOLF TEAM IS BEATEN
St,
Joseph Country Club Tnkes i
tie IleveiiK" on the tlnte
City IMnyers.
.It-
ST. JOSKril, Mo, Sept 22.-(Speclal Tel-
mtrnni l i tin Kr .inpim iniiiiirv l.iiii t-iutt
team iieteateu ino umiiua icun
,i margin or eleven noies in a iren tn-
tn.t t m i itv ivnu pinnn t nruiiKnoui. me
surcess of tho homo team being duo to tho
big ncores run up ny t-owun iinu niiuui
Kurly In the gamo the Omaha team showed
..i..;h n,t. I Itt iirriini'lTlir the unlrs most
of the best men were matched ugalnst the
weakest players of tho local team. Haskell
and iaurio wcro in baiiuvui ,'""
wero responsible for tho good averagu
ltiado by the visitors. Score:
nitOOKTl'N.
11.11. O A K.
Jones, cf 1
Keeler. It .. 1
Hheckard, It 0
Kelly, lb .. 1
Demont, 2b. 0
Crops, ib. . .. 1
Da en, 1
MeOulre. o. 0
Donovan, p. 0
Kennedy, p. 0
Totals .. 5
NEW YOIllf,
K.II.O.A.E
Vanll'n, ef. 1 1 3 0 0
Belbach, If.. 1
Hlckm'n, 3b l
Ilcrnurd, rf. 2
Doyle, lb.... 0
Orady, lb... 0
O.Davis, fs....l
0 Murphy, 2b. 0
llowcr n, c.
Ilawley, p..
HT. JOSUl'lI
Weekly ,
l'owell
Huntley
Drwltt
I'urkcr
ficlimldt
Mnrthull
KMer
Ptnlth
Mnttra
MnDonuld
S 24 It 1 Totals .. 6 S 27 10
Hrooklvn 00200100 2-
Now York OlODOOOO'-
First base on errors: Ilrooltlyn, 3. Left
nn hnses! llrooklvn. 7: New York. S. First
bun on pans: urr Donovan, o: on jven-
nedy, 2; oft Hawy, 3. Struck out: By
llrtiinvAn. 2. Sacrince hits: Keeler. HOW
ermnn. Stolen hasrs: Keler. VanHnltren.
Selbach, Double plays: Jones to cross to
Dahlen to Kelley, Selhnch to Davis, Hick
man to Doyle, Aiitrpny to i.rauy to uavis
Three-base hit: Selbach. Hit by pitcher:
Hv Donovan, l uy itnwiey. i. wnu pncu
Donovan, umpiro; anyuer, iimu;
Qoakera "Win AKnln
rtnSTON. Rent. 22 l'hlladelnhla won tho
final game today. Both teams played poorly
In the Held, but the visitors managed f
rimnnrt llnnnllllp at the critical times.
v le 'a catch or Harry s one ur ve in rue
seventh was pncnomenai. Aiicnuancc, :,w,
Score.
B03TON. I ritllADEI.riUA
R.H.O.A K n.H.O.A.E.
Iiurla
9 1 Foye .
2 Hunker
2lI'vltt
'Klnstcr
Total 271 Total
OMAHA.
r. Itolinn j.-. 1
il. T. IemlBt
IrfWl
Mnrsemnn
Fairfield
J. It. U'nilut
Haskell
1
l'J
Denies Chnre of I'ake,
niipvi'vyi' uvn . Sent. 22. (Special.)
Harry V. Hynds. who was ennrgeu uy
"Kid- MCCOy OI IiavillK lirrtmirn .1.
i i niti itnuvrnn McCov una C or
bett by placing bets on Corbett throughout ,,orformii
the west, has made a sworn statement that ,min. 8
he knew Homing wnniuver nui
.t. i, ,, i..U'LTimi hn received from
i... t.i, "rtt rn tnn nvn (li ill,; luiilvi tnit-ii
1 1 n . 1 1 V ' jr ... ... - -' , , ,
t, t,..t tttiultiitul n-ns In irood health
and was confident of winning In ten rounds;
,!... Ii.t rnnn l-n, tin mil 1PV iriJIII .111 Hi m
Corbott or unyono clso connected with tho
affair. . , .
lit.tt.io nfiidnvir in in nn sou ill int.- iih in
coming suit of Mis. McCoy for divorce ny
McCoy, wno uiso denies niu i imwo ji
wife that tne uig ngni '"
NEW YOItK, Sept. 22. A big half holiday
crowd took ndvaniago of tho bright, cool
weather and a strong card to attend tho
racing nt Gravescnd today. The sport was
spirited, but those who tried to nick tho
winners had a disastrous day, only two fa
vorites finishing m front, imp, too, was
beaten, and badly beaten, nnd as she Is a
public Idol, tho small betters lost to a man.
She ran seventh In tho Occidental handicap,
which was the feature of tho day's card. She
was a top-weight, conceding pounds to
everything In the race, nnd yet she was
strongly supported. McJoynt was up and he
could not get her out In front, although she
bore the brunt of tho paceniaklng. First
Jack l'olnt raced with her nnd then Char-
entus and on tho far turn she dropped back
and finished In tho ruck. Hardly then made
her bid and led for a few strides, but l'lnk
Coat, who had boon well up nil tho way,
took tho track as they rounded Into the
stretch and wns never headed, winning out
by a length and a half from Jack l'olnt,
who closed resolutely In tho Btretch. Char-
cutUB was third, a head before Hardly.
Colonel I'addcn won tho Flatlands stakes,
lending all tho way and winning nil out half
a length bcfnro Autollght. He was favorite
in the betting.
The sport began with a big unset. God
frey, at 30 to 1. In the first rnco ran head
nnd head with Sadduceo to tho head ot the
stretch, when the latter stopped nnd God
frey coming on lasted long enough to win
by a head from Pupil.
Star Urlght took the second raco cleverly
In fast time. Tho Hhymer graduated from
tho maiden class In the Ufth nnd The Am
nion, tho favorite, only galloped to win the
last race easily. Summaries
First race, selling, about six furlongs:
Oodfrev. lot (Wedderstrand). 30 to 1 and
S to 1. won; I'tinll. 109 tWIIilams), 3 to 2
and oven, second; Ueber Karl. 113 (Burns),
i to l. num. 'rime i -o. Macuiuceo.
Flaunt. Danfurth. I'lncher and Blarney
Stone also ran.
Snrniiil rnre. one mile nnd seventy yards:
Star Bright, 10S (Odom), 7 to 1, won; King
Hnr evcorn. 113 (II liter). 7 to 0 nnd 5 to 3.
second; Autumn, 113 (Shaw). S to 5, third.
Time; 1:15. Klnnlnlck. First Whin, As-
ntillh ami Anecdote also ran.
Mini ritrto i. nii nnim hiiikph. neninir. live
furlongs: Colonel l'adden. 105 (Slack), 2 to
1. won: Autollght. 102 (O'Connor), 30 to 1
nnd 10 to 1, second; Klmbcrley, DO (Daly),
s to 1. third. Time: 1:02 1-S. Annie Th"mi)-
son. Tolamnn. Niiugu, satire, liasco, 1-aKe
and Screech ulso ran.
Fourth race. Occidental Handicap, one
mile nnd a furlong: l'lnk Coat, 103 (lliirus).
l to l. won: Jack i'o nt. nt w u am).
fi to 1 nnd 2 to 1, second; CharentuH. 103
(O'Connor). 7 to 1. third. Tlmo: l:5,n-fi.
llardlv. Hello, of Troy. The ltoman. Imp.
Retier.'il Mart Oarv and Withers nlHO ran.
Kirth rare. live, rurionus 'i ns ill vmer.
110 (O'Connor). 4 to 1. won: Sharpshooter.
110 (Medio), 7 to 1 nnd 5 to 1. second; Tetn-
iileton. 107 (Wllllnmsi. is to 1, third. Time:
1'Olt.r,. IrIii. llenrv Clav. live. Seminole,
Itappunecker, Add, Magnus. Trolle. Dancer
Held, Trigger, Anna Darling. Cornelian,
sriinnimfiMier una iiouieua mso ran.
Sixth race, selling, one nnu one-sixteeiun
miles: Tho Amazon, 101 (Shawl, fi to 3.
won: Compensation, 110 (Spenrcr). 4 to 1
nmi 8 to fi. second: ltvaldo. 38 (Cannon).
l! to 1, third. Time: 1: IS 4-5. MacLeod of
Dare. Oncck Queen. Einn conic anu lev
erage also ran.
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FD11T WAYNE. Sent. 22. The closing day
of the Bed Hlbhon meet saw no sensational
nee. Tne trnck was in poor con-
Summary:
.20 Dace, nurse JSOO:
Sophia, b. m.. by Anderson
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others
up to
H mllt'n, cf 0
lying, 1
Harry. If ..0
Tonney, lb.. 0
Collins. Ju.. 1
Freemsn, rf 0
Mwf, :ti.... 0
Clarke, o ... 1
Willis, p ... 1
1
2 2
1 2
0 11
2 3
1 1
0 3
1 3
1 0
0 Thomas, cf. 0
0 Single. If.... 0
0 Deleirty, lb 0
1 ImJoIc, 3b.. 0
0 Flick, rf.... 1
0 McKarl'd. o 0
O Dolsn, 3b... 1
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rF.TiAJl FAKI.S. la.. Sept. 22. (Special.)
Mnni-r fiiirt Kenrelv of tho State rvor-
inal school root nan team uiinuum-i-ii luuut
the following dates tor ino luum mm ori
son: . . . . .. . .
Octcher 0 State university, jowh v.ny.
October i:v-urano university, .uumco.
October 20 l'enn college, Cedar I-alls.
October 27 Upper Iowa college, 1-nyette.
November 3-Coo College, Cedar Falls.
Vnvnm ti.tr 24 Cnrnnll college. Cedar 1' alls.
Totals .
0 0 2 0 0
0 3 0 1 0
Philadelphia.
9 27 13 S
1 0 04
0 0 1-5
Three.
Totals
Boston
Philadelphia ...
l.?arnil runs!
base hit: Cross. Homo run: Cros. Stolon
bnses: I.nJole. McFarland, Hamilton,
Timmit t.nnc (2). Collins. Dnuhle nlnys
Collins 10 tenney; uijuw tiiiini-.n-;n ,
Cross to LnJolo to Delehnnty. Sacrlllo'
l.i,. WrtL-itrlnttil irirut ti.'iHe nn 1 fills: i u
Wlills. I; oft Donahue, 3. Struck out: By
Willis, 2. Time: 1:30. empire: iiursi,
Stnttilliiu of the Tennis.
Played. Won. Lost
.... 122
.... 121
.... 123
.... 122
.... 12.1
.... 122
123
Brooklyn ....
rittsuurg ...
Philadelphia
Boston .......
Chicago
Ht. T.ouls ....
Cincinnati ..
73
49
Now York 123
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51
53
57
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431
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M.l'.VANDHIA. Neb.. Sent. 22. (Special.)
The base ball tournament hero Thursday
nmi Friday was a ureal success. Karlv In
the afternoon on Thursday tho Daykln club
defeated tho Alexandria club. This game
was followed by tho very best game over
played upon the Alexandria diamond be
tween tho Hanover nnd Ohlowa clubs for a
purse of J70. The score:
Ohlowa 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Hanover 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0-2
Batteries: For Ohlowa, Bliss and Adams;
fpr Hanover, Hedman nnd Heck. Struck
out- By Bedmnn, 7; by Bliss. 11. Krrors: By
Hanover. 2; by Ohlowu, 2. Earned run:
Fox of Hnnover.
Friday forenoon Alexandria was again de
feated by the Daykln club for second
money, n purso of fcV). Tho first game In tho
nfternoon was for tho same purse. Score:
ltunover 00001900 010
Ohlowa 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 1 b
Batteries: For Hanover, Bean and Heck;
for Ohlown, Mooro and Adnms. Struck out:
By Bean, 4; by Mooro, 6. Krrors: By Han-
i.-vn.i a winininw. who tilnved lett enu on
tho State university team of lown City last
o!inn. In enanhlnx the team this season.
The lineup has not yet been made up.
Spurts nt York Fnlr.
vnm," v.ii 3tnt 52 tSneclal.l The at
tendance nt tho York county fnlr, held this
week nt this place, continues to bo well at
tended. Bemls' black mare Bess won the
green trot nnd Bob O won tho running race
In 0:51k Tho hold contests between York
college "and York HIkIi school took place at
tho fair grounds, inn nm-varu unmi win
won by1 Bob Wllley. with 11. Test u c oso
second. Prof. K. Porter of York college
won tho shotput ny u tnrow oi i icct iu
Inches. Ho also won tho hammer throw.
Cooper won tho high Jump nnd Bob Wllley
of the lllgn scnooi won wio mumu iuvu,
f'relirlitoii nn Husy Winner.
Tho gamo schedJlod between the Crelgh
ton university and Deaf and Dumb Insti
tute foot ball teams for yesterday came off
despite tho disagreeable weather. The
grounds wero In the worst kind of condi
tion, but tho teams wero both anxious for
their (Irst game nnd took llttlo iiccouiit of
tho mud. Creighton plnyerl uch effective
Theresa Wilkes, blk
Juy B, g. g
Dandy, b. g
Slumber, b. s
I.ndy Albright, h. m...
Willow
Jean C, b. in
Tlmo: 2:13i, 2:104, 2
2:24 trot, nurso fSi.O:
Whltewood, gr. g., by
(Hudson)
Major Greer, eh. li
Sprlngdale, br. m
Dorothy Bedmond, blk, m...
I.lly Sherbet, b. m
Trutlles. g. m
Frenurnt, g. m
First I. inn!, b. m
Time: 2:15H, 2:114. 2:H',i.
2:li! trot, purso 1SW:
Wauhan, g. g. by Pilot
Medium (Curtis) 1
Flash Lightning, b, g ti
Kscobar. br. h I
Tlmberlake. b. g 2
Consteuaro, b. h II
Baby B. b. m fi
Bnsll Wilkes, br. s 7
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you a good reason for preferring us.
7a!I an J Winter Gvercoats-$20 to $50i" ovory popular shade and
material.
fJivimr our whole attention to making-to-order striving to
give you the most for the least money and getting the best mate
rials for you to select from, is our way of winning your permanent
trade. We don't know a better way.
209-211
So. 15th St.
Karbach
Block.
lr
"Sun Bonnet Babies
H
little I)0O-
the city -
Time: 2;1CU, 2:liU, 2:10)4, 2:17, 2:1S, 2.17.S.
TrnttliiK KIiirn ot to 3Ieet.
IiKXINGTON. Ky.. Sent. 22.-Crescties.
2:014, tho world's champion stallion, will
not meet Tho Abbott In the October meet
ing of tho Kentucky Trotting Horse
Breeders' association hero. Tho owners
ennnut ngreo on tho number of heats.
Ocorgo Ketcham wanted three In live, but
C. J. Ilnmlln. tho owner of Tho Abbott,
wouiu noi agree.
J. A. KERVAN
MERCHANT TAILOR.
Ladies' and Gentlemen's High
Class Tailoring at Mod'
erate Prices.
TEL. 805. 422 SO. I5TH ST
ball during the llrst nnir its to convince
the men or tho institute mat tney. wero
altogether outclassed. Perceiving this tho
institute refused to p'ny a second half.
len'ln llie score m to u in . reiuiuuu n
favor.
Plnn iv Crlehet t.'luli.
A movement Is on foot for the organiza
tion of the Omaha Cricket und Athletic
association, tho preliminary plans being In
tho hands of C. W. Lennon, J. B. Hnynolds
and J. Francis. Tho Intention of the pro
moters is to incorporate mo association
when 15rt men hnve signed the subscription
paper which calls for an Initial fee of $15
with annual uucs oi iu.
Tho association will nuiiu a ciuunouse anu
lnv out rounds within easy rench of
Omaha and will promote Interest In cricket,
golf, lawn tennis ami inner iiciu sports.
Ten T'otiuh Terrors,
Police Sergeant Whelnn nnd n squad of
olllcers gathered In ten hoboes. motly
drunk, from near Sbeely station late ys-
teruny anernoon. iney nan ueen teitur
Izlng tho neighhorliood during the day find
It is reported that some of them held up
woman and rohued her or -u a tew it
the hoboes had revolvers, but "ditched
them as soon n tho oflUers came In sight.
Home wero charged with vagrancy, while
others were held for Investigation as sua-
plclous characters.
Prnnkllti Kleven Wins,
FHANKMN, Neb.. Sept. 22.-(Speclal Tel-
egram. The Franklin nendemy foot ball
team played tho Smith Center (Kan.) High
school today at Smith Center. lesultlnK in a
victory for tno ernnKiin boys uy a store or
Id to o. we nae a goon strong eleven tins
year and expect they win iio coou work.
Doano college Is to play here soon.
Chlrnuo 'Viimlly Wins.
CHICAGO. Sept 22 -Cilcnro university
today won Its llrst collegiate foot ball
come tins yenr uy ueieaiini; i.onuiarii uri
versltv. 21 to 0. The camo was one-sided
nil through, tho Lombard team being out'
clusseil.
ChlirKed vlth Miiiliexsleineiit.
QCiNCY. 111.. Sept. 22.-Fred Thumany
nn e-alderman of Qulncv and former
grnnd treasurer of the Select Knights of
America, wns arrested here today for the
aliened embirlemont of SI .TOO of the funds
of tho city, lie was unable to give bull
N o Hellef tor 11 Irnr s.
"I had bronchitis for twenty years,'
aid Mrs. Minerva Smith of D.iuvtllo, III
"and at times have been bedfaBt. I never
got relief until I had taken Foley's Honey
and Tar. It is pleaaant and gives quick
relief and Is a sure cure for throat and
lung diseases." Take nothing else,
Mycrs-Dlllon Drug Co., Omaha, Dillon's
Drug Store, South Omaha.
Klnihle Wins nt Montrenl.
MONTHRAIj, Sept. 22.-Tho one-mlln pro
fosslnnnl championship ot America wns th"
feature nt tho Nntlonal Cvcllnir associa
tion today. Major Taylor, Klmhle and Col-
lett set a slow pace in the llrst heat. Tay
lor spurted too soon In tho back stretch.
Kimu:e winning ny a wneei nt the wire.
Tom Butler win no suspeniieu for non
appearance Kramer refused to ride a
sntnl-llnnl heat and was suspended during
tno rest oi tno uay. ne eniorcu a protest
lyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
Itartlru'kiliy digests tho food aud itlda
iSnturo In etreiintlieulntj and recon
jtructlnBtho cxluumtcd dicstlve oj-
nans. It is the latostdlscovcrcd dlKcst
aut and tonic. No other preimnitlpn
can approach it in emdency. It, In
itantly rellevaaand perraaiiently cures
DyBpcpsIa, Indigestion, Heartburn,
Matulenee, Sour Stomach, Nausea,
Kick Ileadache.Oastralul'i.Cranips and
allotlierrcsultsof linpcrfectdlBest.oii.
, Largo fclje. contains VM tlmei
alliiboutdTbpcpilumiiUtd free
O Do'VI" T C'5 Chlcano
Price ftOc, ano tl
imuUbkc. Hook
Prenarad by
COPLEY OPENS
A FEW BARRELS
Not political barrels but barrels ot the
richest, sparkling cut glass of the celebrated
Hawks make. Vases, Ice cream trays, cheeio
plates, cold meat plotters, berry bowls, wa
ter pitchers, whiskey and wine sets, candle
sticks AND EVKHYT1IINQ,
You know or will know If you como and
Investigate, that
COPLEY SAVES YOU
MONEY ON CUT CLASS.
HENRY COPLEY,
Wares of Gold and Silver.
215 S. 16th St., Paxton Block
rhlef Watoh Inspector O. K. C & 13. By .
O. it St. L. By.. K. C. & N. C. Uy. n
Special watch examiner for U. & M. ny.
We havs broken th spell of high
prices on optlosl goods but our work
Is the usual hUh standard that comM
from Aloo & P:i fold's W examlns
sys fret, but w furnish glasses only
wbsn needed -We Iwivp our own man
ufacturing plant and grind ah o it own
lsn
THE AlOE & PENP0LD CO.,
I,endlnar Snlentldo Opticians,
140S Enruani. O.MAIIA.
OPPOSITE PAXTON HOTEL.
Ilnvo you soon Ihom?- tho
pie nro cruatlnR a furotp In
wo are headquarters for tills particular
hrnnrt of Imbles cleverly drawn-art-lstlcnlly
eolored-they must he peen to
ho iippreeiated iiinrU our word, you
will boon he out of the nice if you fall
to make the acquaintance of one of
these "Sun llonnets" in addition to
these we have a dozen new designs that
are novelties in tho extreme nil hand
painted coino in and let us show them
to you.
A. HOSPE,
Music and Art. 1513 Douglas.
rum ii i m
tmUUIAiJ
i rminmii
Dis Am Db Way I'll Look-
when I'm erawiin' tnro' oe renre
when I steals my way Into do Alc-Snr-Hon
show thin week but 1'so Roln'
every nlRlit, oven If I have to knock a
phinl: off I want to k to j;it new
Ideas aliout writln' my ads fur my
lios you hop, he's got do most superh
ous stock o' stoves you ever laid eyes
on an' lie's a sellln' 'em, too why, lie
sells a good oak stove for ?i.03-and
a real line "Knvorlte" bnsc burner
for $10.S0-lfs de greatest economy
stove made -den dere's dem Favorite
steel ranges, what he Hells fur $29.S0
uotliln' in dis market ter compuro with
them. Don't buy a stove till you sco
my boss.
A. C. Raymer
1514 Far nam St.,
4 "tni
A Sweet Delivery
send a woman candy nnd ypu'll plense
her nine times out of ten get It here
nnd you'll plenso her every tlme-we
don't any tills because It's our candy,
but because it's true bo bellovo in be
ing honest-lf It were not so we
wouldn't sny so-hlghcst quality, low
est prices is the rule that governs this
store with a cast Iron rod.
W. S. Balduff.
1520 Famam St.
Its Only 10 Cents-
To get Into tile big show this weok
it only costs a little time to tnko a look
at our elegant lino of Alc-Sur-Hon ball
shoos-the hull Is going to ho a swell
affair this yeur-swell shoes nnd swell
affairs go together-the new patent
leather button turn solo shoe for tho
women is a very swell affalr-this high
heel that gives that graceful ureti to
the Instep-the same thing can be snld
of tho men's shoes-overy new stylo, as
In tho woman's line-when you
seen them you have neon all.
huvo
Drexel Shoe Co.,
New Cutnlojtu ready Sent free for
the ii sic I n if.
dunlin's 1'p-tu-ilnte Nline Moose.
HID FAIlNAM STHI3I4T.
