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THE OMAHA DAILY J5EE: TUESDAY, AUGUST 27. 1001.
GAME FREE TO YOUNGSTERS
ftltloitl Mignattt Admit Itrin Hundred
School Ohildnn Gratia.
TOMMY HUGHES HELPS ENTERTAIN THEM
i
Itrlkca Ont .Mne Ileda, Which, How-
er, U Tint KnouRh to Win flame
lu Which Hahn Throw.
. y Sonic, Too.
CHICAGO, Aug. '26. Hahn and Hughe
it too National League teams, engaged In
a. pitcher's battle today, moat of the feats
ot both belnc of the scratch order. Huabes
Wept up his atrlkeout record by dropping
nine. The game waa poorly clayed, five of
the aeven rung scored starting on errors
and guts. Attendance 9,000, Including 6H9
achool children, who were admitted free.
Score:
CINCINNATI. , CHICAGO.
H.H.O.A.E, 1UI.O.A.E.
Dobba, ef... 1 l o e'lUrtMl, If 0 S 1 0 0
llarler, If. 2 1 1 0 o.Oreen, cf . . 1 0 0 0 0
Beckley, lb.fl o it o'UntM, Hi.. 1 -01IO
crawrrd, rf'o I o o o Duyle, - t. 0 o 10 : l
Maroon, ri. Oil C'lUvroer.. M
0 1 2
Htetnf'dt, r I I 1 rhlldi'. .2b.... I 1 0
rot, 2b...,. ii 1 1 llJl.nfltt. rf. 0 1 2
I'letx, c-2b.. 0 0 10 (MUhoe. c... 0 1 la
Ilergen, c... 0 0 11 v Hughes, ,.. 0 0 1
0 0
0 0
4 0
iiann, p...,, u o l 01
" Total
Total! . 4 tr, ii
Cincinnati 2 0 110
Chicago 0 0 0 1 0
,. 1 2! 12 2
0 0 0 0-4
1 1 0 03
Left on bases; Chicago. 3: Cincinnati. 3.
Two-base hit: Kahoe. Mtolen bases: Oreen,
Dexter, Harley, Pox. Double plays: I'leit
to Fox. Dvyle to Itaymer. Hughes to Ka
hoe. Struck out: By Hughes. a, by Hahn,
I'aased ball: Met.. First base on balls:
un nugnea, z: on Hahn. 1. Wild pitch
Hahn. Time; lit. Umpire: Brown.
Allaaoiirlan 1'iiiiles I'lttsbaric.
riTTHiirnn. Am-. xxnxeu w. in
possible" proposition for the Tlttsburg Na
tionals and in addition the loculs put up a
. ra . ... ... .... i' ii.iv.v n ,,uu n ui n
si nnon was me only feature. Attend
ance, 4.0)0. Score:
ST. LOUIS. I PITTSUUHG.
lUl.O.A.E.I H.H.O.A.E.
Burnett, if., 2 14 0 OCIarKr, If.... 0 1 0 0 0
Hflrtrlck, cf 1 2
0 0 Heaum't, cf. 0 0 1 0 0
0 0 Davis, rf..., 0 0 10 0
1 0 Wagner. .. 1 2 1 2
Donovan, rf. 0 1 2
iVnllace, u,l 1 3
rucrr, 2b.. 0 0 0
.IcOaan, lb. 0 .0 0
r"daert, 2b, 1 1 1
Iran, c 12 7
2 U Ilranafd, lb 0 0 It 0 1
0 1 Kltchey, lb. 0 1 I 5 1
1 0 0 Turner. Ib.. 0 0 2 3 2
7 0 g 'Yeaner 0 0 0 0 v
0 2 0 O'Connor, c. 1 1 2 0 o
Powell, p.... 0 1
Cheabro, p.. 0 0 0 3
Total t 10 27 i lj
I TotaU .. 2 i '.7 13 i
Batted for Turner n the ninth.
Ht. Lrfiuls so: '1 00200 E
Pittsburg ... 0 01 1 0 0 0 0 0:
Earned runs: Plttabur. I. Twn.hnA hii
O Connor, Pudden. Three-base hit: ClarKe.
bacrlilce hits: Uransileld, Donovan, ICruger,
Itynn, l'owell. Stolen baaes. Wugntr ill.
jirmricK, iruger, ityan. Double piny
writer to IMtchev. First lm nn Vnll
Oft Chcsbro, 1; oft l'owell. 2. Hit by pitch d
ball.' McGann. Struck nut: llv ri,.irn
by Powell, 6j Passed ball: O'Connor. Wl d
puia;. unesDru. lime: i:ao. umpire: O Day.
Brooklyn Xever Bench Second
BROOKLYN, Aug. 26. Runs were scarce
today, but nil that were going went to the
Boston Nationals' credit. Willis let the
Brooklyn down with only two hits and
not -one of the locals reached second base.
Donovan pitched almost ub 'well, but his
two errors wcro responsible for Boston's
. runs. Atienuance, i.iuu. score:
llOaTO.N. . 11HOOKLTN
M..H.O.A.E. H.H.O.A.E.
Hlatie, rr... 0 1O00 Keeler, rf... 01100
Tenney, lb.. 1 2 1(1
1 0 Sheckard. It 0 0 2
1 u Dolan. cf.... 0 0 2
0 0 Kelly, lb.... 0 0 9
0 s Daly. 2b 0 0 2
4 0 Dahlen. 0 0 0
4 0 lnvln. 2b.,.. 0 1 2
3 0 Kartell, c... 0 0 7
0 Donovan, p. 0 0 1
o o
ucmont, 2b. g l 3
l o
Cooler, If.- 1 0
llimlltnn, cf 0 1
lyjwe. 2b.iu 0 0
ljng. i 0 0
Klttrldge. c. 0 0
Willis, p.. i.. 0 0
2 0 I
2 0
2 0 I
1 0
2 1
3 2
' 1 .Kltton .... 0 0 0
Total ..2 6 17 13 o)
o o
r , I Total .. 0 2 27 12 2
'Batted fof Donovan In the ninth.
Bos torn i o a o o o i o l :
. Brooklyn.1. 0 o; o o o 0 o 0 C 0
Stolen base: Slugle,- Lowe. First base
on errors: -Boston, 1. Left on bases: Boston.
5; Brooklyn, 2. Double play: Dolan to
Farrell. Sacrifice hit: Cooiey. First baie
on balls: on Donovan, 4: off Willis, 3.
Struck out! By Donovan, 5; by WUUs, 5.
nmc; iwn. umpire: Kmsue.
MntthciTsuii Aunllillatea Phillies
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 2G. Mntthewaon
' pitched fine ball today and allowed the
nome Kuuonai league team only four nits.
He did not let up until the ninth lrlnlng,
nncn ne Became h trine erratic, wnicn re
sulted in the Phillies rettlnc their onlv
tally In the game, Donahuo also did good
work, but his support was a little off color.
rno visitors neiaing was excellent. At
tendance, 2.119. Score:
NEW VOllK. PHILADELPHIA.
11.11. 0.A. E.I K.U.O.A.E,
S'lbaeb, If.. 0 0 0 0 OTbomai, cf. 0 1 3 0
Strang. 3b... 0 0 1
Vanll'n. cf.. 0 2 1
Davl. ... 1 1 4
McDrida. rf. 0 2 0
J o nrry. 3b... 1 1 1 l
0 o.Kllck. rf 0 0 2 0
0
Delati'ty, If. 0 1 1 0 0
McFrl'd. o. 0 1 2 1 0
0 0
Wun.hy. 2b. 0 0 3 3 0
Jcnn'g. lb. 0 0 11 1
Daniel, lb.. 1 1 10 1 0
llallman. 2b 0 0 2 4
Cros. .... 0 0 2 3
llourr'n, c. 0 1 7 I t
Jlatth'a'n, p 1 3 1 2 o
Donahue, p. 0 0 0 4
Total ,.I10n 10 ll Totals ..1 429 14
Davis out: hit by batted ball.
New .York o 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0-3
Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-1
Earned runs: New York, 2. Two -base
hit: Davis. Three-base hits: VnnHaltren,
Bowermau. Stolen bases: Ganzel (51.
Double plnys: Strang to Murphy, Cross to
jiaiunan to Jennings. i.eii on oases: ?tcw
tialls: Oft Matthewson, 5; off Donahue, 2.
lilt by pitcher: By Matthewson. 1. Struck
out: By Matthewson, 7: by Donahue, 2.
jiaiic: Aiuttnewson. who pucn: .Mat
thewson. Time: 1!43. umpire; Dwycr.
, Xattoual League StiinaliiiK.
Won.
Pittsburg v.. 57
ilrookiyn 5&
Philadelphia 59
SU LoulH i .., 5S
, lloston ., 52
Cincinnati 41
INew York ; 40
; Vhlcago , 4!
Lout.
3ts
4B
45
47
52
57
57
61
P.C.
.000
.i.y
.557
.ft!
.500
.417
.418
.395
McCratT l'ln) No More Ball.
BAl.TlMUim. Aug. It-Manager John J.
McOraw ot the Baltimore American
league team announces that he has played
ins ibbi game oi uae nan. lie will retain
hit interest in -the Baltimore, team nnd
manage it trom the bench. At nreaent
MCUraw is In bed with Jila broken knee ln
a plaster cast, ilia doctor says he will
ABSOLUTE
SECURITY.
. Cnuin
Carter's
Little Liver Pills.
Muit r Signature 9
9m PaCWH Wntft BHww.
I Vary aasaU aaUl aa
fjtafceaa
FM KAIA6HK
mwanmw,
roi wui vtiEtt.
FHTHMIUVUr.
m CMITIPATIM.
FIR taULIW SMI.
Fil mCMII'LiJUH
OUR ICK HCAOACHS.
At nrrn'A I
eaaaw
not be able to play again this year. MS
Uraw atvrs no definite reason for his re
tirement, lie nag a good paying DJsinrss
here and la a heavy stockholder In the
local ciud.
PHILLIES ARE DISORGANIZED
American Leaane Team of Quaker
City I'lar.I'onr Rail with Lnjolr
and Croaa (ionr,
PHII.ADEU'HtA. Auk. IS.-Wlthoul La-
Jole and CroM the Philadelphia Amercnns
today presented a poor apology for a ball
club. Thev not only nlaved miserable ball,
as the error column reveals, but every
thing broke badly for thern. I-ajole may
not be able to play for a week and Croa
Is likely to bo out of It for the same period.
Attendance, I.S79. Score:
CHICAOO. I PHILADELPHIA,
rt.H.O.A.E.1 P..H.O.A.B
Hoy, cf . . . 1 l0 OFultz. 2b.... ft 1 1 i 1
Jonel, ff ... 0 0 2
v i imvif, id. . . l l ii l
1 0 Beybold, cf. I i 4 0
2 OMcIntyre, If 0 2 0 0
0 0 Ely. M 0 0 2 2
C 0 l'oweri. c... 0 0 10
Merle, lb... 1 1 i
llartmtn. 2b 2 2 0
McFarl'rt. ir 0 0 o
lubelt. lb.... 2 1 11
Uurka. as.... 12 0
fiulllvan, e.. 1 0 7
I'alterRon, p 2 2 0
2 JDolan. 2b.... 0 114
1 o rternhard, rf 1 1 0 1
2 I.Wlllae. p.... 0 0 0 4
Total! ..11 1! 27 10 I) Tbtsl ..4 27 II S
Chicago 0 0 2 2 2 1 1 0 S 11
Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 14
Earned runs: Chicago, 2; Philadelphia,
Two-base hits: Mclntvre. Sevbold.
Dolan, Davis, Hoy. Three-base hit: Ber
nard. Stolen bases: Mertcs, Hartman (2),
Burke, Sullivan. Fultt. Se.vbnld. Left on
bases: Chicago, Philadelphia. 7. First
asc on balls: Off Wtltz. 3. Struck out:
By Patterson, o; uy wiuse. a. mo ton nan:
Powers. Wild pitches: By Wlltse, 3.
Time: 2:00. Umpire: Connolly.
Kasr Vlctury 0er Clevelnnd.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.-Merccr pitched
great ball today and with strong stick
worK cahiiv waixen Hwav wun me i
American game. The local pitcher's Head-
work with men on bases kept Cleveland
down. Attendance, score:
CI-EVEI-AND. I WASHINGTON.
n.it.o.A.n.l n.n.o.A.E
ricVrr'r. cf. 0 0 1 0 0 Wsldron. cf. 2 1 1 0 0
O'llrlen. It.. 0 110 0
Krrcll. 2b.. 2 3 2 4 1
Deck. 2b 0 0 2 2 0
Duncan, rf.. 1 1 0 0 o
Olsrkr, (....1 1 S 0 0
Grady, lb... 0 2 IS 1 0
rotr. If... 10 10 0
Couatitln, 2b 0 2 0 4 e
lCh'ce, lb. 1 2 11 0 1
Ilradky, 3b. 0 2 2 7 0
Harvey, rf.. 0 0 2 0 e
Bhlebeck, n 0 1 0 3 1
Connor, c... 0 0 2 1 f.
Cllnttn, .. 0 0 3 7 0
Uracken, p.. 0 0 0 3 OlMcrcer, p.... 1 10 3
o
Totals ..1 2t 1( 2 Total .. t 11 27 11 1
Washington 1 0 0 0 4 0 2 1 S
Cleveland o l o " o u u o i l
Earned runs: WushlnKton. 4: Cleveland,
l. Two-oac lilts, uiarxe, urauy, ua-
Chance 12). Three-base hit: Couchlln,
Stolen bases: Waldron, Fnrrell, Coughlln,
Mercer. Sacrifice hits: Bradley, Clarke
lifi. Duncan. Dnuble tilnvs: Cllncman lo
"Farrell to Grady. Coughlln to Farrell to
urady, uraay to cnngmon. r-irsi uase on
balls; Off Mercer, 2; off Bracken, 4. Struck
out: Bv Mercer. 6: bv Bracken. 2. L.eft oil
bases: Washington. 6: Cleveland. &. Time:
umpire: Betts.
IlreHerm Loaf and Lose.
BALTIMORE. Aug. 2C-The Baltimore
American league tenm defeated Milwaukee
nere today, MitwauKee playing ustiessiy,
The game was without any special feature,
Attendance. score:
UAL.TIMOHE. I MILWAUKEE.
R.H.O.A.K. K.U.O.A.E.
Donlln. lb... 1 2 14 1 0 Horr'ver. If. 0 0 3 0 0
f-mour, rf. 0 1 2 0 0 Conroy, t!.. 0 0 2
1
0
2
1
3
1
0
0
will'mn. Jb. o l o i o Anaerrn. 10 i i a
Ktlater, ts.. 1 1 2 4 0 Duffy, cf.... 0 1 0
Drodle. cf... 1 1 3 0 0 Gilbert. 2b... 112
lire m'h'n. If 0 1 0 0 0 llallman, rf. 1 1 2
Dunn, 3b.... 1 2 2 4 0 FrleL 2b 0 11
Roblnon, c 1 1 2 0 0 Donahue, c. 0 4 2
Howell, p,..0 0 11 0 Garvin, p.... 0 0 2
Jlaione .... o s u
Total! .. 3 10 27 15 0
Total! ..2 24 1!'3
Batted for Garvin in the ninth.
Baltimore 0 0 0 4 1 0 0
0 05
Milwaukee ....
..0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 fr-3
Sacrifice hits
TlroatinVifin rjnrvln Ttlinn. I
Two-base hits:
Hallman. Donohue. Duffy,
Ntnien Dnses. ucinnn. uunn. uauvie nuy;
Gilbert to Andetson. First base on balls:
Grvhf '"struck'ou't' !Ill-CGCadrWnlli3' b?
aar!n. 1. Struck out. 1J V.ar..In 3 H
VTiuaT1 l 1 jfl on tinaiAa I in 1 1 mnrp. ' I
Milwaukee. 7. Time: 1:55. Umpire: Sherl-
Detroit Outplays Boston.
TIAQTAV A itir C Ti rr f rxttt r1 fl vrt
Boston's Americans today and won easily.
tiosion oaiiea naru, oui generuuj imu i
handB of the opposing fielders. Gleason s
fielding nnd n -Jumping catch by Parent
were the features. Attendance, 4,123. Score:
DETROIT. I
BOSTON".
R.1I.O.A.K.I
It.II.O.A.n.
Barrett, cf.. 1 0 4
Holme, rf.. 2 4 1
0 1 Domd, If 0 0 2 0 0
0 OStahl, cf.... 0 12 0 0
Casey. 3i.
Gleaton, 2b. 0
2 9
1 3
0 4
3 1
0 1 Collin. 3b.. 0 12 11
7 0 Freeman, lb 1 1 11 1 0
3 0 Hemphill, rf 1 0 1 0 t)
0 0 Parent, i... 1 2 2 S 1
Elberf'ld. f 1
Xante. If.... 3
Dillon, lb... 0 1 10
o t
;rerrl, 2b..,
Scbreck, c.,
0 14 3
McAIVr. c. 0 3
1 o
0 0 11
Slevrr, p.... 0
0 2
Winter, p.
0 0 1 1
3 C26 12 4
Totals lia 11 3
Total .
Casey oat: hit ny batted ball.
Detroit 4 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0-6
Boston . . 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 03
Earned runs: Detroit. 3. Two-bnae hit:
Holmes. Three-base hits: McAllator,
HnlmrF. Sacrifice hit: Parent. Stolen
hnxeH! Casev. Collins. Gleason. Double
pluys: Gleason to Elberfeld to Dillon (2).
parent to r reeman. rirsi uaea on umw;
Off winters. 3: on Slever. 2. strucK out
By Sleyers, s. Time: i:t. umpire: wan-
tuuon. '
American Lracae ttaiidliiK.
Won.
64
62
56
55
54
43
43
33
Lost.
41
4:
15
49
50
57
59
71
P.C.
Chicago ....
Boston
Baltimore ,,
Detroit
Philadelphia
. .60S
' .5?
.......
551
r.'.a
r.io
,30
,421
wacninKton
Cleveland .,
Milwaukee ,
KJJ
nUIHA FYHIRITS ITS AHILITY
w l.l , w. i . . .
Wratrrn Lfaaut Team Showi Leaven
worth It la Able to Win
a Game.
I.FAVKSWOnTH. Kan.. Auc. 26. (Spe-
clal Tclesram ) The Omahn estern
league base ball team defeated the Leaven.
wnrtrt Mnrnnna nere tnis miernoon. 1. iu a.
rnthmin nf fh Omiihn team made a home
run, which was tho longest hit ever made
nn lh i.euvenworin crounds. t ipminK. wno
pitched six innings for Omaha, was nil
enslly by the locals, but when Alloway
.An I . V, .. HfurAn.. nmiM rtnt fnlih Vilm
Colin hit Flemlntr for n home run with two
men on bases. Gllges, who was offered a
trful bv Kt. Paul early in the season, was
In the box for the Maroons. Score:
ll.Il.C.
Omaha 30007101 0-12 15
Leavenworth.. 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 1 0- 6 10 3
Batteries: Omaha, f irming, loman. Alio-
wav and Buckley: Leavenworth. Gllgcs and
Rich. . .
Ht. rani la uniuniteu
COLORADO SPRINGS. Aug. 26.-8t. Paul
wab outbaitui loaay. me visitors nemmK
was listless. Attendance, 500. Score:
ll.II.E.
Colo. Ppilngs.. 4 2 0 0 1 4 0 0 011 15 1
61. Paul 000002010-3 13 1
Batteries: Colorado SDrlncs. Parvln and
uonanue; St. Paul, Cunningham ana Wil
son.
Den Molnr Una Day of Dlanbllltr.
DES MOINES. Auc. 26. Inabllltv to hit
gnerT neJ-y-t
500. score. ......... R.H.K.
i - ... . w . -
St Joseph 002030300 0 13 3
Des Moines. ..oooo 4 oo 1 05 1)
Batteries. Ht. Joseph. McFadden nnd
Doom: Des Moines, Ulnde nnd Cote. Um
pire; r ijrgme,irr.
Denver'a Tlmelr HlttliiK Wlna,
DENVER. Auc. 26.-Tlmclv hltline anl
fine MrldtnR work won today's same Tor
Denver. Both pitchers were ln line form.
score: h.h.e.
Denver 11040000 8SI
.Minneapolis .. uuuzuuviz 5)3 3
Batteries. Denver. Jones and Sullivan;
Aiiiiucapuiia, uuriugc ttna juconnen,
Western l.eaarae Nlandlnic.
Won. Lost. P.C.
Kftnaas city w 37
St. Paul 5S 47
.047
.553
St. Joseph 41
Denver 49 52
Omaha 47 55
Minneapolis 47 55
Colorado Springs 41 55
.461
.441
Des Moines 41 GO
.406
Klrat Game Won ThU Year.
HEimON. Neb.. Aug. 26. (Special ) The
Fairmont base ball team stopped over on
Its way home from Cheater Saturday affer.
noon, and was defeated by the Maroon,
4 to 7. Neither team had won a game thl
year. Batteries; Fairmont, Achland and
marke; Hebron, Elder and snutts.
Win HUteeu to One.
NORFOLK. Neb.. Auk. 26. (Special Tele.
f ram.) Norfolk defeated the Winnebago
ndtnn tram from Bancroft at base ball
toaay, i xo i, it was Norfolk, not Glen-
wood, thai wn at Humphrey yeaterday.
THIRD MONET FOR RILEY B
Two Head the Former Omaha Hone
ln
Froridtnce Pace.
IS SECOND IN A HEAT DONE IN 2:06 1-2
i
Itojal II. Sheldon the Winner of the
Day's Fastest Claas at Opening
of the Grand Clrcn.lt
MeettiiK.
PROVIDENCE, It. I., Aug. 26. Favorites
won everything ln straight heats at the
opening of the grand circuit races at Nar
raganactt park this afternoon. New Rich
mond as compelled to make a new marl:
In the 2:25 pace, when Frailer, the Hub-
lnger horse, drove the gray under the wire
In 2:0SH 1 the second heat. Frailer was
the only real opponent ot New Richmond,
though Orln B got one second position. John
II got the flag when the time was too fast
for' him and he could not uphold the reputa
tion of his famous sire, John H. Gentry.
Country Jay was a prohibitive favorlto ln
tho 2:20 trot and Qus Macey could drive
with one hand and pull hla horse to keep
from distancing the field.
Royal B. Sbeldi
Idon was another sure thing
ln the "'0j narc He made his threw straight
in tne -.Uj pace, lie maue nis tnree straignt
iu wu iiuit, airyyiuj; iuc nick iu ..ud73, i
wiiipti U within n hnlf tifnn A nt the fact. 1
i a . i I .t.. tw, o . a r i i
. - , .eaavii. i,. .p), bv
f" umB maae t "eaatuie urn ween Dy
iuu rmc uw.ov. . . wM.wok
second money and Edith W won out. Re
suits
!'S clnK. naclne. three ln five, nurse
.,lA:
New Richmond, g. h.. by Brown
Ilal-Jewess. by A. W. lllcnmond
(Benedict) 1
1 1
Frailer, ch. l-. (Mcllenrv) .4
unn a, i). g. (lijuson) 2
Go Sec. b. u. (Proctor) 3
John II, b. g. (Munson) I ds
rime: zusu. 1:11s1. 2
2:J clUSS. trotting, three In five, purse
. ' r. . , 1
Country Jay. ch. c.. by Javhawker-
I'arcnela, by Parkvllle (Mucey)....l
liamward, d. n. (jicuonaid)
Kbba. c. m. (Winnings) ....
..s
.,3
..4
..C
3
4
6
5
7
Free Sliver, b. h. (McIIenryl,
Minnie L. Wilkes, ch. m. (Clark).,
Limerick, b. g. (Mcuiary)
Away, cn. m. tiiurcn) ...
...5
...7
unron licit, b. e. (blianK)
8 6
Time: 2:lHi. 2.13'i. 2:l4.
i':o& class, pacing, tnree in live, pur.se
Royal B. Sheldon, blK. g,
by Con
Bourbon stnntlne - Klaxle, by
W Ikes (O Nell)
Edith W, b. m. (Turner)
itlley B. blK. n. (Krvin)
&
6
3
4
Dumont W, b. g. (Ernest)
netty u. b. m. (mcuovj
Wnl B. b. h. (Snow) ....
Time: z:05i, 2:och, 2:ofP4.
I
HE WINS 0LYMPIA
O I ArL
Silurian Does the Fancy Stunt of the
Vay at' Hawthorne Some
Other Itacea.
PlllPinn Am- 31lnrlnn. with elphtV
o.r. Tm.,r,A n n-nn tho Divmnln t.iVe
at Hawthorne this afternoon at n mile and
a sixteenth, beating Hnviland. Malay and
Cambrian with speed to spare. Jinrry
ot in m 1 nmi ninrtlnc ln his
... me- a-nn th firt event, n live fur-
. nnt,h. heatinc Luev Locket, tne
4rntiA w n hooil TVia venttior wnu nlpnr 1
and cool nnd the track slow, but lmprov-
line - rrnm rains nr inst weeic. tcesuim:
Kirst race, five furlongs: Harry New won.
,Ucy Vr?ket BeCnd' "at M',CheU
Time: 1:05.
a i nr..Anf vn H c
kelllng: Banish won. Brief second. Brownie
Anderson intra, lime: i.wa.
Third rac
Thlrd race, live runongs: tvemnr Bar
i Trimble second, Rose ar tnira.
1 i . .
Fourth race, Olympla stake, one mile and
a sixteenth: Silurian won. Hnviland ssc-
ond Mfliaythird, Time: 1:50V.
Flftn racPi one mile: George Arnold won,
Arereiror second. Headwater third. Time:
Argregor second, Headwater third. Time:
i:44ft.
Sixth race, six and n half furlongs: Mnx
Bendlx won. Henry of Franstamar eeconJ,
Andes third. Time: 1:23J.
At Fort Erie.
FORT ERIE. Aug. 23. Weather
clesr,
track heavv. Results:
First race, six furldngs: Cheval d'Or
won, Droghada second, The Laurel thirJ,
Time: i:iiii.
second race, live and a nan luriongj
Easy Street won, Abbey Dell second, Bour
bon King third. Time: 1:11'.
Third race, one mile and a sixteenth
Gray Dally won, Radford second. Filibuster
tnird. Time:
Fourth race, six furlongs: Spring ens
won. Competitor second. J. J. T. tn id
Time: 1:17.
Fifth race, live runongs: Mieaway wo-,
Ida Penzance second. Lady Hayman third.
Time: i:l&,
Sixth race, one mile: Wlllard J won
Isaac Hopper second. Idle Chat third. Time
At Saratoga
SARATOGA. N. Y., Aug. SC. The Ktn-
tucky stake for 2-year-old fl'.lles was to-
I dav's attraction at the races here. Six
were sent to try for the prize. It went to
Mary Worth, the second choice, who won
by a neck, mainly through Cochran's su- j
I penor norsemansnip over u. omiwi,
roae tne ravoriie, nappy, ine laiier nuu
finish mi VaV. The ote raw Pie.
... . , . ,,. ,,
ond warm: track slow. Results:
First race, six furlongs. selllnE: Annie
Thompson won, Ringleader second, Connie
tnira. Time: i;u.
Second rate, one mile and a luriong,
handicap: Saint Finnan won, Latson sec
ond. Carbuncle third. Time: l:5S4-5.
Third race, the Kentucky selling stake,
live and a half furlongs: Mary Worth won,
Huppy second, Katherlne C third. Time:
i:i i-i.
Fourth race, one mile nnd a Mxtfehth.
selling: Pleasant Sail won, Lea King tec
ond. Aithea tnira. Time: 1:51.
Fifth race, five furlongs: Rag Tag won.
Rockwnter second. lvnapsacK third. Time:
'a,-:?'
Sixth rare, ni fnrlnmrs. Felltnir! Ante T
won. Scotch Rush second. The Black Scot
thirds
Time: l:(W2-5.
At Klnloeh Park.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 2fi. Two favorites and
three second choices won brackets at Kln
loeh park today. From a spectacular
Rtnnrinnlnt the snort was eond. the finish
tn the third mre between Pnntnln Gnlnes
nnd nrnw Lad belne esneclallv noteworthv.
Itron- l.it.1 cnt ttm hHl nf lh. tcirt nnd
ed the Held Into tho stretch. Jesse
I Mathews then hustled Captain Gaines up
1 ilAncM. llrn m- T.nd nnd In u ,11 n f..dnn i-
1 finish the Captain won by a neck. Re-
sults:
Flrst race, one mile and twenty yaras.
selling: uai Keim won, uoiuen ncepier
second. The Jefferson third. Time: 1:45.
FUrond race." five furlongs. purse:
Jtavensbury won, angana seconn, ujr jts
I sle third. Time: 1:01.
I rrV-1 fur ntitra niipun' Pattrgln
Oalw we'c; dSSiKS
tnira. . lime. j.is.
Fourth race, six and a half furlongs, sell
ing: Fleuron won, Miss Conrad second,
Nettle Recent third. Time: J :.'.
Fifth race, six runoncs. se ling: iiKe.
recs won, Olekma second, Little Lois
third. Time: 1:16.
At Delmar Park.
Today's snort at Delmar nark was chnr-
acterized by spectacular finishes and tho
setting of a new track record for the six
and a hair furlongs. The wag, at a to l,
came witnin an ace or defeating i-ora re-
vllle, the odds.on favorite In the first
event, i-nin, rieven ueus ana Dituu wimi,
nnmneu iiram itp&rt in tne mini ruce n
the order named after a fierce duel the en.
tire length of the stretch. The distinctive
icutuic ui wc ioiu w me luuriu cvriii,
a sprint at six and a half furlongs, which
brnueht nve sneedv nneii tn the rtnrt.
534 Peaceful was made a nronlliltlve favnrlte
4Si I nnd on his recent form keemeri tn have the
rac V- M" wercy, The winner, however.
IU(UCU Hl III tiu .iurK. iiiu Biruni).
played second choice, who won galloping
in l:20i. a new track record for the ills
tauce. Peaceful was second, a lencth and
a half away, with Verify a' bang-up third.
i mm unu ireunu cnuices spill tne earn.
H'tl.n . .. . . I V, r n B . I .. w. .. m , . M .
-f wiiru 1 1, vic .itfiriT ntiiiirm irULK lull.
ueauus:
r I ITIm nr.. neven fnrlnnrra 11tm.. T
Nevllle won.' The Wag second. Els e Barnes
third. Time: 1:2S.
Second race, five and a half furlongs.
selling; Sambo won, Oglo second, Varner
tniru, lime, i.ioj.
- iiiL. ,,;,r f 'vw ' vnty yarda.
selling: Zaiel won Lleven Bis second,
Satin Coat third, Time; 1.4G.
Fourth race, six and a half furlongs,
purse; Jim Clark won. Peaceful second,
Verify third. Time: 1:20V
icniy wuru. inir; i.r-4.
Fifth race, one mile, selling; Belna won,
Meddlesome second, Crocket third. Time:
1:11V
Sixth nice, six furlones. selling; Mls
Oollghtly won. Dandy Jim second, Judge
I'ettus third. Time: 1:15.
FAST TIME AT DES MOINES
In Opening llnce on Mate I'nlr Truck
First Three Horses Come
In In a Ilnnch.
DES MOINES. Aug. 21-(Sr.eclal Tc e-
gram.) Fast time was made on the state
fair track today in me nrst race or t e
meeting, and It was nn unuRUally good
race, in an tne mrcc neais mrre were
but a few feet difference betwe?n the first
second and third horse?. Summary:
Pacing. 2:16 class: Kona won. Dells P.
second, Bob Bowsher third. Medy ne
Doctor PetMt nnu Jteaves also tiariea
Best time: 2:12.
Trott nc. s:w class: vivant junior won.
Miss Placid second. Best time; 2:40.
Three-quarters dash; Numa won Ir eil
McHenry second, Lnroqua third. Time
1:1S. Murphy P., Hose and Phoneo a so
ran.
STOP AUTOMOBILE RACES
Temporary lnjnnctlnn (irnnted He-
strnlnlnu Kntlonnl Association
from HntliiR Contest.
I'HnVIDENTE. It. I.. Aue W. Judge
Wllimr ln thp anncllate division of the su-
nreme court today granted a temporary In
Junction, restraining the Nutlonnl Autotno-
nllt' association nu ouiers rim jiuiuiuk
,,M.i,u rnres on Ocean avenue. New-
..... .. . . ... .
port. A nearing win oe given next weanes
iiav rn tne nnnlfrntlon for n nermanent In1
Junction. The bill ln equity was brought
j. owncrs of ,,roperty abutting on Ocean
n venni.
The lace wnicn was to nave ueen ncia
Friday next was designed to be the most
notable event of Its kind ever held in this
country. A prime mover in tho n flair was
W. K. Vanderbllt. Ir,
It Is probable tne racers win use
a mile trck a short distance from New
port, but that will be unsatisfactory to high
oower machines, sucn as were used m tnu
Paris-Berlin raceR.
The complainants were represented by
counsel and no contest was made agulnst
the granting of the Inunction, tho respond-
",., renre.enterf
tins w "
Southern I.enirne.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 2C Score:
R.H.E.
New Orleans.. 0 301 131 0 S 10 2
Memphis 102000000368
Batteries: New Orleans. Dannehower and
Abbott: Mempnis. iverns, Armstrong una
Lauzon.
SELMA, Ala.. Aug 25 -Score:
R.H.E.
Selma 00000000 1-11 5
Shreveport ... 020000000251
Batter es: Selma. Crlbbons and Jloore:
Shreveport. Fisher and McGuIre
NASHVILLE. AUK. 2fi. ?sasnVlllC-Llltle
Rock came nostnoned: rain.
CHATTANOOGA, Aug. 26.-Score:
R.H.E.
Chattanooga .0000020 13 6 10 0
Blrmlngnam .uwuivooou 14
Tin arli. PVifi IfoMrtrtfn Upttnor T7 n t Vl
Birmingham. Keere and uuiver.
Itaees at Seward.
SEWARD. Neb.. Aug. 2C (Special Tele
gram.) The special program at Seward for
Wednesday. Tnursoay ana i-rioay 01 tnis
week hns an entry list of over 100 hores.
The track Is ln fine condition and horsemen
are enthusiastic over tne prospect ot a
week's snort of record breaking perform
ances. Trains leaving Omaha over the
I B. & M. at 8:40 a. m. arrive in feeward
1 ni n; u. m., i ""10 mi w iw, uu
leave Seward In the evening for Lincoln
and Omaha. There will be reduced rates on
all roads.
rand Island M Ins nt Hanover,
i . ... ,ar . v.t-. v-.i. ,e-A
-iai wEiehty person's accomnanied'the base
b- tfaffV Hnw K"' jestlrda"
Whr nn nf th nnMt nmntour eames
I - - - - .
Core: R.H
r.n
Grand Island.
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.... ......... 1 000010002
,-,... nr, t.inn.v itw nnrt t-h
mer' "nnovtr. oarrotje. ana Doane.
. . ,.-j
PRS'TRAr. CITY. Sat.: Abe. 2fl. (Special
Telegram.) The Wahoo team was defeated
in an exciting game ot oase oau nero touuy.
six double nlavs were the features. Score:
rentrnl r;ltv 00002040 6
Wahoo 1020020005
riniferles: Central CItv. Kombrlnk and
Jeffers; Wahoo, Olson and Johnson.
Mlchncl nnil Mnjor Taylor Mntched.
srw YORK. Auc. 2C. Jimmy Michaels
of Wales and "Major" Taylor were matched
today by James u. ivenneay to meet in a
series of motor-paced races of rive miles
each, best two out of three, at Madison
Square garaen next r naay nigiu.
Juniors Pin j- Ball.
The Young Men's Christian association
Juniors and the Peacock Juniors -played nn
interesting game of base ball yesterdty
.Via m.if'D P,,nu 'I Vlrt
gcore WPS 16 t0 6 Jn favor of the association
Junior
IluRalo Dor Sliovr Oprni.
llITPlTAT.n. Aue. 2(5. Thp floe show onens
fnmorrnw nt tho Pun-Amcrlcan exnosition
and will continue until September SO. There
are many dogs owned by prominent people
ln all parts of the country already on ex-
hlbltlon.
Western Association.
At Toledo Fort Wayne, 5: Toledo, 0.
At Marlon Marion-Wheelinc game post
poned on account of other attractions.
At urana itapiue uayion, -. umuu
Rapids, 1.
Three-I I.enttae.
At Bloomlngton Bloomlnston. 7; Evans-
ville, 2.
TEXSIOXS Foil WKSTCRX VBTEMAXS.
War Snrvlvora llenir niliereil by the
General Government.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 20. (Special.) The
following pensions have been granted:
Iasue of August . 1901:
Kehranlcn; Increase. Restoration. Rel'stl?.
Etc. William Bprague. Cozard, J8; William
11. Bradt, Dlller. S. Original Widows. Etc,
Emma L. Darling (special accrued Au
gust 13), Lincoln, t.
Iowa: Increase. Restoration, Reissue,
Etc. Henry Earl, Mutcatlne. K: A'oli
Rusch (iloceascaj, uuuuque, js; wnari.a
Whlnn. College Spring, tit Thomas J.
Starbuck. Des Molne., J3; Jeremiah Duan,
I Tlnvsrd. K: John J. WilUe. Tie Moines. '4
Oriclnal Widows. Etc. Marcaret Rusch.
I TiiVinmia C, rMthertne T. rriiwfnrd ttie.
clal accrued August 13). Mount Ayr, J5.
Colorado: Original John B. Clancy, Den
I ,.n. tr.
South Dakota Increase, Restoration, Re
Issue, Etc. James Kerr, Hot Springs, 51-
Orlg nal Widows. Etc Helen CoMlng
(special accrued August 13), ClarK, js.
Itiirntluntlnir riilcniro fleteetl vrs
i wyAiiu. aub.-o.-i niKmmc
I ITlISBinn Will DVC n 1 IB 111 VcHLlcHllUIl VI
rhPi- tr, me innulred
ber. The soeclflc charge to me innulred
into will be that Lieutenant Joyce and Ser
geants rracy ana cramer coiiectea irom
the state of Illinois 375 aa expenses for
nnngmg a prisoner nameu .HrKin nacx
from Cleveland. The matter really goes
further than this, however, and It Is the
nurnose of ActlnE Mayor Walker nnd Su
perintendent of Police O'Connell to uncover
me enure worKings oi tne neiective nurcau.
Cardinal Gibbon In Baltimore.
BALTIMORE. Auk, 26. Cardinal Gibbons
vcneVind hnmtt this aftemnnn nfter fl tnnr
i0j Europe ana was receivra witn open arms
i ny his frlenos ana pant nioners. wnen ne
I ii..h.d tie wni creeled hv n emu-d nf nt
ieast jo.ooo people, headed by Acting Mayor
i Henry Williams ana unanes j lionaparie
The rardlnal dlbmounted from his carriatf
I j, .i ..i nrA,.uuu v.A ..
I .... rov,niin elnh nnn..n. vi ..i...
I .t,i.v. ua t,A.r,a.,.A . .i J
nlled the venerable cathedral to the
I doors,
II. II. Tahor'n Body Found In Idler.
NEW YORK, Aug, 26,-The body of Brit
ten H. THbor. a lawyer of this citv. was
found In the North river todav Mr. Tabor
rnm rrnm snmewnere n Jh. &nilthuaeiit Ann
I . . . A .. i, . i .. i i
Hu .'Tlsn a close student " hiw;
nnd hnd written a defense nf PlirlnlUnltv
Bnd the bible entitled "Th Guiding Star of
Humanltv,"
Hrj.ort of l.ynchlnn I ntrnr
1
MACON. Ga . Aug. 26,-The reported
lynching of Henry Stewart, a negro hark-
man of this city, by a mob last night has
proven to be untrue. Stewart was said to
i proven 10 uc untrue, oiewnri mhh a
I have Insulted a young white woman.
STINGS AND YELLOW FEVER
Motqnitoes Kill Thras of Eijht Ezperimest-
era They Bite.
EDITOR C4STR0 KILLED FOR CRITICISING
in Mm I Bonn liy Member of Burn!
Utmril rnr llnnna n Itesult
of Their (Mil
tlunrrel.
HAVANA, Aug. 26. Of the eight persons
bitten by Infected mooqultots In connection
with the experiments conducted by the yel
low fever bt,ard during the Inst three
week, three have died. Threo others, who
took the fever, are expected to recover. One.
hss hot developed the disease. The eighth
person n yet hns not developed yellow
fever.
Surgeon Major Reed Intends to continue
the Investigations. Mnjor Gorges, ch'ef
sanitary officer, says the Idea of the yellow
fevtr board as to subject as many to
mosquito Infection as would volunteer. The
theory of the .board was that If some
hundred or more persons could hae been
bitten with similar results a report could be
published showing apparently how safe anl
easy It was to become Immune. After this
had been published tho entire population
might ftavf been Immunized. So many
oaseil gave mild results that tho Impression
was crealcd ttat th- danger was not so
great as It has turned out to be.
Thus far during August there have been
two deaths from yellow fever In Havana as
compared with an average of more than
fifty for the month of August during tho
previous eleven years. Major Gorgas rec
ommends the experiment ln mosquito In
fection as of Immense service to science,
The man who was bitten by an Infected
mosquito after Inoculation with the serum
ot Dr. Calderas, the Brazilian expert, has
developed what seems to bo symptoms of
yellow fever. Tho yellow fever board calls
tho case a suspect.
Killed for Criticising.
Martin de Castro, a well-known Cuban
newspaper man, has been killed at Man
zanlllo. About three months ago ho pub
lished articles attacking the rural guard of
Manzanlllo and was shot at. He came to
Havana and complained to Governor General
Wood, expressing n fear that his life was lu
danger. General Wood ordered the local
authorities to afford to him all the rights
and protection guaranteed by the law,
Castro thereupon icturned to Manzanlllo
only to be shot by a member of the rural
guard, with whom he had quarrelled. The
offender is being vigorously pursued.
E. C. Westall, chief of the money order
bureau of the Havana postofDce left the
office today as usual with the surplus re
mittance to pay Into the treasury. The
amount was 24,000. He took an omnibus
and, according to his statement, placed the
packet containing the money ln a scat be
side him. Ho read a newspaper until he
reached the point where he wished to alight
and when about to leave the omnibus he
found that the packet was missing. Two
boys who were in the omnibus at the time
say they saw a mulatto throw a packet to
a negro ln the street.
Mr. Westall Is under a bond of J10.000.
The matter will be left to the courts for
decision.
Fortlfr the body to resist malarial germs
by putting the system lh perfect order.
Frlckly Ash Bitters is a wonderful system
regulator.
New Catholic Church.
VERMILLION, ?.'D.. Aug. 26. (Special.)
Work has commenced on a new Catholic
church at Garryowen, Union county. The
estimated cost of the building and furnlfh
lng Is $10,000. it will bo one of tho finest
country churches ln the northwest when
completed. It is to be sixty feet wide. 150
feet long, and the distance to the top of the
cross will be eighty feet.
Improvement for Indlnn .School.
PIERRE, S. D., Aug. 26. (Special Tele
gram.) R. M. Prlngle, government super
intendent of engineering is here preparing
plans for a new system of sewerage and an
an electric light plant for the government
Indian school, both Improvements will be
put In this fall.
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military achool tl
central weit
Array oCleer detailed. J'renarei for Unlrrniltlea,
nuruiu or.Li.cns. m. , a., aupi.. ; Mington, wa.
art. elocution. Dhyslcal nillnr lrVHntcrV
Send for Illustrated caMObinia.' . Vsr
HiitAM 'i. (;iiovE5TiVe.iinioi(:r, J-Bt
rortm
BrowuejLJ Rr- j
r
Instructors irrndllnfnn nf rnllecre
nlzed as amoni; the rlrst ln America
goou general caucation ana also p: iarci
tor any college open to women. Principal'!
eertlllcate udmlts to college without exam!'
nation. Excellent advantages ln muelc,
art, modern langunges, Latin, Greek,
natural sclcncos nnd mathematics. Music!
Miss Ware, threo years a pupil of tho Jute,
Oscar Half, lierlln, Germimy. Thorough,
ness Insisted upon as essential to character-
building. Three dlHtlnct departments
primary, preparatory nnd academic. Phys
ical training by professional Instructor.
School reopens September 10. Terms mod.
erate. Send for catalogue. Address Miss
Macrae, principal, Omnha.
Western Military AcitUmy,
UPPIiR ALTON, ILLINOIS.
C'lablUlird reputation. ,Thoronghlf oqulppwl. Ea.
rellent location. Oinrenlant torit. Loula. Owned and
manaced tir teaehnn of Ionr eiparlance, mho taka
psragnal charaa of tho eadt and Mum paraonai
rcMponlbUltr lor vhelr care a'.J tn.trortion. Atk for
tlrculai. tLUiat a. Juanoj, rrm. kli.
Racine
College
Grammar
School
"Che School Chat makti manly Boys."
A high (iradeaeUool preparing' bora from A tn 1!
rar old for tiualnona life nr the Untreraltlea,
Separate Mciiool itonm and Dormltorla for tbe
iiuieuoja. err curriui moral ana anciai truininv,
flltr reari o! kuccuaaful work, bend tor catalogue.
Rev. Henry D. Koblntoo, Warden, Eadne, Wli
Betlttcred
A. Mayer Co.,
220 BEE BUILDING
OMAHA, NEB.
'Phone 171
Re-No-May Powder
relieves and cures all disorders of the feet
due to excessive perspiration.
Price 50 Cents.
Sold by drucelsts and dove, dealers every.
, where. Sent by mall for Ic additional ts
, cover posuce
MONEY
Refunded. Jff
antecDr Kay's Kcnnrator
to cure dytprnala, constl-
nation. liver and kldnevs.
Ilest tonic, laxatlie,
I. n . . ....!.!.. l.Awn fnw nil .h.nntfl t.n.i.i
Uluuu J I U 1 1 1 . V. I .uunn ."I ' miuHiuwriiw...
'enorates and InvieoraWia bo whole syatrm and
euros very worst cai-efc. fiet trial box at once.
II not satiaflfd with It notify un, wo will refund
money by return mall. Write your symptoms
for PreeModlcal Advice, sample and proof' 25
o at dnisElata. Dr. II. J. Kay.tiarauit.it. f'.Y-
Deputy tato Veterinarian.
Food Inspector,
H, L. RUMIOniOTTI, 0. V. S.
CITT VnTKIlINARIAN.
Office and Infirmary. 2Sth and Mason Bt
Telefibone U9.
