Nebraska Newspapers

    THY, OMAITA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, .TUIA 22, 1003.
PEORIA PROMPTLY POMMELED
Rourke'i Family Takes a Bay at tbs Eat
with Much Suoress.
BILLY HART PROVES AN EASY VICTIM
Companion Hold the Vlsltora to Foir
Scattered Slnalee, While the
Horn Tram Bat Oat a
Dosen Ran.
Architecturally there weren't many
beauty point In the pow-waw at Vinton
8treet park yesterday afternoon, but there
was a plethora of loud aoundlna awata that
drove tha tnenalla of desperation Into the
heart of Uncle Bll'.y Hart Everybody who
had an "O" on hla breaat had frea access
to tha spheroid, and aa though thla cour
tesy were not enough a lot of tha LlUllem
frequently gave the freedom of tha dia
mond to Pa Rourke's kittenish young
things and let them do aa they pleased with
It That la why tha glad cymbals clashed
the score of 12 to I aa the free-born citi
zens were leaving the marbla seats of the
amphitheater.
Companion Pitched BalL
On Companion waa a true servant and
valiant soldier, keeping hla delivery out of
tha hands of the rabbi except on four
trivial but distinct occasions. The other
gentlemen who appeared In tha cast gave
apparently no thought to the personality
of tbs next pop, but devoted their time
and attention to the subject of base ball.
Thar waa nothing very exciting during the
afternoon. Billy Hart may hava thought
so, but no one els did. Hart smiled a
short smile In the beginning when Mr.
Carter and Mr. Ginln found that some
body had drugged their batting atlcka
Then Miller happened to lift a ball out to
ward tha right pasture where Old Bottler
Preston could not reach It There were
some weeds out there and it waa aome
time before Preston discovered whether or
not there was a ball in among 'era. Finally
he found it, but Miller had grown tired of
waiting and had gone home. Thla mighty
feat of arms produced an especial effort
from Shugart, who knocked out a long one
and - climbed two rungs. Bo did Harry
Welch, scoring Bhugart, but Thomas filed
out to Wilson. Peoria waa retired without
a dr , a run until tha seventh inning.
when KeeBler singled and Holly got a Ufa,
and errors by Bhugart and Companion lat
them score. In the ninth Hart got In after
a two-bagger, through a long hit by L-
sotte.
Some Omaha SluaTaTlaaT.
A saXe hit by Miller and a two-bag affair
on tha part of Welch gave Omaha another
run In tha third. In the fourth a hit by
Qondlng and an effort by Hartxell put two
men on bases and Carter knocked out a
double. Ha was put out by fielder's choice,
but Genlna got to first and later acored on
a single by Shugart. In tha eighth there
was soma low comedy work. Oanlna hit
safely and Miller poked out an toward
Pioneer Preston, who couldn't get hla hands
on It Oenlna and Miller kept on going,
and Preston made a bad throw to third
and tha two men acored. Welch, who
reached first, was acored in tha aama in
ning br a rank throw to third en tha part
of Keasler.
Ac Stewart occupied a plao on tha
players' bench, but did not play. Tha ex
cuse given waa that he had a sore foot,
but It la understood Stewart does not want
to appear on an Omaha diamond again.
Today ther will be two game for a
single admission, tha first ' beginning at
2:30. The score:'
Inst on game thla asni. and has played
the best teams in tne nortnweai.
Itora a hit during the remainder of tha
game. Attendance, 1.1JH. tscore:
GAMES IN NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn Defeats Hlaats, Finding
Mathawson'a Pitching Kaay
e Bit.
NEW YORK. July fl.-The New York
and Brooklyn teams celebrated their return
from the went with a fast end snnppy game
on tne Brooklyn grotinaa today wmcn tne
home team won, 4 to 1. Oarvin pitched
splendidly, lirooklyn hit Matthewsnn In
timely fashion. Attendance 5.600. Score:
BROOKLYN. I KKW YORK
R H O A 1 R.M.O A C
string, lb... 1 114 0 Proems, rt .O 0(00
, I VanH'n. cf . . p I I 0 0
0 McOann. lb. 0 1
1 4, Merles. It.... 1 0 0
4 V Patih. M .... 0 0 1
e Lauder, lb... 0 0 I 1
1 OOllbert. lb... 0 4 t
S 4 Bowermso, , 0 0 8 1
WASHINGTON
R.H.O.A.
Minn. .... 1 I 4
ran. cr i
lark,, lb... I I 11
ltch, It... Ill
Lm, rf Ill
ouiblln, lb. I 1 I
VCWb. IB. 1 1 1
Klttradg. ,.434
Orth. b 4 0 4
Patten. .... 4 4 4
Aurora, p
Totals .14 14 17 IJ liHailmas
SheaarS, It. 4 4 4
Dobhe, el.... 1 I 1
Doyle, lb.... 4 I II
Pahlen. .. 4 11
Mft'mrf, rt 1 1 I
Flnrwl. 2b.... 14 1
Rltter, a 4 11
OerTlo, 4 4 4
4 0
ToUU
4 I 7 11 0
Math'e'n, p.
i Warner ...
4 14 4 6
114 4 4
Total, .. t 14 14 11 4
x Batted for Jone.
Washington 10105011 10
Chicago 1 1 0 0 4 0 t 0 07
Two-bam hits: Ryan. Lee. McCormlck.
Home run: Tannchlll. Stolen bs.se: Cough-
lln. Sacrifice hits: Selbach, Mccormick.
Double Dlays: Moran to McCormlck to
Tlarke, Z. First has on nans: ore urtn.
: off Patten. 1; off White. 2. Hit by pitched
ball: By Orth, 1: by White, I. Struck
out: By Orth, 3; by ratten, 4; by White,
Left on bases: Washington, 4: Chicago,
Time: l:5u. Umpire: O'LoughUn.
Postponed Games.
Total, ..1 I 14 I 1
xBatted for Matthewson In ninth.
Brooklyn 0 2 0 0 1 1 0 0 4
New York 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11
Two-base hits: MorteaVsnHaltren. Dobbs.
Three-base hit: Rltter. Stolen base: Mc
Creery. Sacrifice hits: Bheckard, Flood.
Left on bases: Brooklyn . New York i.
First on balls: Off Mathewson 2. First on
errors: Brooklyn 1. Struck out: By Oarvln
by Mathewson . Time: umpire:
Emails.
Microbes Again Beat Pirates.
CHICAGO. July a. KIlngs batting and
clever catching waa the chief factor In to
day'a contest that made It three straight
rrom nttsourg. Mrrieree pncnea a great
game and but for Harley's muff of Ken
nedy's fly would have scored a shut out
Attendance 2,600. Score:
CHICAOO. i PITTSBUHO.
R.H.O.A.B R.H.O.A.B.
4 14 4 ( Beaumont, till I 1 I
4 4 11 er.ertenr'h, rf 4 4 I 4 4
4 f 10 4 OjWasner. h.,4 4 4 4 1
4 4 14 (Ulran.rM. lb 4 III 1 4
4 114 Hi'h. lb.... 4 111,
114 4 1 Rltrh.7, lb.. 4 114 4
117 2 OKrui.r. If... 4 4 14 1
4 6 1 2 0 Wearer, c... 4 4 14 6
4 4 4 4 1 Kennedy, p.. 1 4 3 4
post-
At Boston Detroit-Boston gain
poned; wet grounds.
Standing ot th Teams.
Played. Won. Lost P C.
Boston 77 50 27 .049
1'hlladelDhla 78 44 N .600
Cleveland 7S 40 36 .533
New York 71 M : .607
Detroit 72 SI 84 .MO
hlcago 74 84 40 .,
Rt. Louis 71 31 40 .437
Washington 76 25 61 .329
Oames today: Philadelphia at Washing
ton, Boston at New York.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES
Slaile, It....
Caeer, lb....
Chanoe, lb..
Jonea, of
Even, lb ...
Harler, rf...
Kilns.
Tinker, M...
Menefee, p. . .
Tout, ..
Chicago ...
Pittsburg
I I XI It r Total, ..1 4 14 II I
0 1010100 -3
, 0 0 0 0 P 0 0 1 01
1eft on bases: Chicago 0, Pittsburg 6.
Two-base hits: Evers, Beaumont. Three
base hits: Kllng 2. Sacrifice hit: Casey.
Binl,n rtnaea PhnnrA. Double nlava: Waff.
nr. Rltchev to Bransfield: Rlfchey. Wag
ner to Bransfield. Struck out: By Menefe
4. bv Kennedy 1. Bases on balls: on Men
fee l. on K.enneay i. nme: i:u. umpire:
O'Day.
ialnts Outpoint Cincinnati.
ST. LOUIS. July a.-St. Louis won to-
day's game from Cincinnati by outpointing
them at every angle or tne game, rne
locals welted Kwlnr for fifteen safe cracks.
In the ninth Inning Cincinnati tied th
game, only to lose It a few moments later
on Burke's single and Hackett'a triple. At
tendance Z.3U0. score:
ST. LOUIS. I CINCINNATI.
R.H.O.A.B.! R.H.O.A.
Farrall. lb... 1 1 4 4 6 Keller. If.... 6 114 4
4 0Semour, cf. 1 I I v 6
6 ODolan, rf.... 1 6 I 4 6
1 6 Berkley, lb.. 4 14 4 1
4 OStelnrdt, M. 1 I 7 I I
1 ODaly, 2b 0 4 111
6 OPIeti, lb 1 I 4 4
I OUercea, 4 14 4
0KW1US,
I 01
'. Totals
Total, .. t 7 6
xBarclay out, hit by pitched ball, and one
out when winning run waa ruaae.
Bt. Louia 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1-6
Cincinnati 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 14
Earned runs: Bt. Louis. 1: Cincinnati, 1.
Two-bssa hits: Farrell (2), Barclay, Ber
gen. Three-base hlta: Hackett Bteinfeldt.
Hacriflc hit: Dolan. Double plays: Brain
to Hackett: Bteinfeldt, unassisted. Stolen
bases: Brain, Barclay W, .uurKe, uoian,
Beckley. Bases on balls: Off Dunleavy, 8;
olt Kiwlng, 3. Struck out: By Dunleavy,
; by iTwlng, 1 Loft on bases: Bt. Louis,
13; Cincinnati. 11. Tlnva: 2:24. Umpire.
Moran.
Postponed Games.
At Boston Both Boston-Philadelphia
games postponed on account or rain.
etamsUnaT of th Teams.
Played. Won. Lost F.C,
Donovan, rt. 6 1 6
Smoot, ef. ... 6 6 6
Brain, aa 4 14
Barclay. It... 1 4 4
Burke, lb.... I I 1
Hackett. lb.. 4 I T
O'Nell, , 0 4 4
Ryan, , 114
Dunleavy, p. 4 1 4
p.... 4 4 4 4 4
, 4 txM I I
'rr--ff
' ' I '
Carter, rf....
Oenlns, as...
Miller, If
Bhugart, 2b..
Welch, cf....
Thomas, lb..
Mickey, Jb...
Oondlng, o. ..
Companion,
Totals ...
OMAHA.
AB. R. IB. PO. A.
0 1 0
... 4
... E
0
I
I
3
0
I
a
IS 27
Thlel. cf 3
Vrenton, rr a
Ieiotte, lb.... 4
Wilson, 2b 3
lliutiel, 3b t
Keasler, c 3
Holly, ss 3
Friend, If
Hurt, p 4
40 13
PEORIA.
AB. R. IB. PO.
0 0 1
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
1
0
0
1
0
. 1
1
0
1
A.
0
0
1
4
0
I
0
4
Pittsburg 7tf
New York 75
Chicago ............ ?
.3
1 3
4 24 IS
3 0 1
r
t -ll
0 1 t
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia ..
Game today:
78
.. 74
.. 74
.. 80
.j7
63 . 26
49 to)
4 33
41" 37
38 : 3
80 . 44
80 50
S3 fee
871
.6 5
.6'
.6J8
.613
.
.375
.2&
New York at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Bt Louis,
Totals 84
Omaha 3 0
Peoria 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
Famed runs: Omaha, 7. Two-haae hlta:
Phugnrt, Welch 2t. Carter. Hart. Home
mn: Miller. Sacrifice bit: Oondlng. Bases
ra balls: Off Companion: Thiel (?, Wll
Hon (2), Holly, Keler. Iesotte: off Hart,
nirkev. Carter. Struck out- By Com-
nninn: Keseler ' Friend. Thlel: by
Hart: Thomna, HIckey. Pasiied balls: By
Kessler. L Time: 1:36; Umpire:, McCarthy.
"' Us Moines Beat Brewers.
DES MOIKES, July 21.1es Moines won
the first game of the Milwaukee series.
Kenna was taken out of tha box In tha
third Inning. Attendance, 5u. Bcore
Pes Molhea .. 0 0 I 0 4 0 0 I -U 14 i
Milwaukee .... 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 1- 8 8 3
Batteries: Des Moines, HolTer and Fohl;
Milwaukee, Kenna, Vollendorf and Braun.
Sprlnca Meet Defeat.
COIXRADO 8PRINOS. July Jl.-Errora,
poor base running and a lucky noma run
and double by th vlsltora In tha first hair
"'of th tenth combined to defeat Colorado
Springs. Score: 2,H,;Ei
St. Joseph ..1400001 10 4
C Springs. .8 000000010 4 10 7
Batteries: Bt. Joseph, Dlehl and Garvin;
Colorado Bprlngs, Jones and Btarnagla.
F.yler Strikes Oat Fourteen.
DENVER, July 21. Tha feature waa
Eylere pitching, who atruck out fourteen
men. Score: ..... aiiii i
Denver 0 0 1 2 0 0 3 8 11 2
KanaM Clty...O 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-3 8 3
Batteries: Denver. Eyler and Bchlel;
Kt ma City, Heaa and Messitl.
Standing of the Teams.
Played. Won. Lost. r.C.
CHICAOO.
;.l R H O A g.
4 I'nlmes, If... 1 1 8 4 4
1 JTfiea, cf I
4 Green, rf. .. I
4 Callahan, lb. 4
label), lb ... 6
0 Maffonn. lb.. 4
Tannehlll, m 1
t nailery, ... 4
While, 1
1 Flaherty, an. 0
4
4
I
114 4
I 11 1 4
Milwaukee's Darin Baa Rnnn
Aided by Other CSootI llays.
Defeats Clamhns.
MILWAUKEE. July 21.-MUwaok out-
batted and out fielded Columbus today. Mil
waukee s daring base running was a fea
ture. Attendance, 776. Score:
MILWAUKEE. . COLCHBlta
R.H.O.A.B I R.H.O.A.B,
thafley, lb. 4 4 Q 1 0 Morrln.y, s, 4 1 I 4 6
lionahue, lb. 4 I 14 I 4 Arndt, rf.... 6 1 3 4 4
Wood, lb.... 6 111 OTurner. lb... 11114
Hemphill, cf 6 1 8 6 0 Ramer, lb.. 4 4 11
punleavy. If. 1 8 a 1 f Hinnon. cf. . 6 0 4 1 0
Oaolay. rf... 1111 c Hoech, e 118 4 4
VIoi, aa o 16 6 o Mellor, lb...O 1 II 4 1
Spear, a 4 1 4 1 0 McMabln. If, 4 1 6 4 4
Meredith, p. 1 4 6 1 UiWasner, 4 4 4 4 4
Total, .. 8 14 17 ol Total, ..8 8 14 II "i
Milwaukee 01000011 8
Columbus ,.0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 02
Two-base hlta: Roach. Donahue. Three-
base hit: Turner. Stolen bases: Turner.
Dunleavy. Base on balls: Off Wagner. 8.
Hit by pitched ball: Donahue. Sacrifice
bit: Dunleavy. wild pitch: Wagner.
Struck out, by Meredith, 4; by Wagner, 1.
Double plays: Morrissey and Ravmer:
vagner, mrner ana mpiior. t,ert on bases:
Milwaukee, v; Columbus, 6. Time: 1:20.
Lmplre: Messmcr.
Toledo and Kaws Share Victories.
KANSAS CITY. July 21.-Toledo won the
nrsi game in tne tcntn inning with a pass,
a sacrifice and a single.
Outfielder Smith bitched for Toledo In
the second game and Kansas City won with
ease. Attendance, score, nrst game;
TOLEDO. I KANSAS CITY.
R.H.O.A. B.I R.H.O.A.B
Smith, rf.... 6 116 4 RetbhiM, f. 1 1 I 4
Owen, 1 1 4 1 4 Oear, rt 1 3 1 0 4
Blank'e'D. If. 1 1 I 6 6 Nanr. lb.... 1111
Turner, lb... 1 1 6 4 0 Grady, lb.... 1 t II 6 4
Uernara. el.. I I 1 0 Maloney, If.. 16 4 11
klelnow, c... 1 I 16 1 OLmwa, aa.... 0 6 11
Schaub, lb.. 1 6 4 4 6 Butler, o 115 1
Chlldi, lb.... 6 1110 McAnd'a. lb. 4 1 0 8
CouiQlln. p.. 6 8 4 4 4 Coona, p 4 0 0 5
xKnoll 4 4 4
Total, .. T 11 16 II 6.
Total, .. 4 4 86 15 8
xBatted for lIc Andrews In ninth.
Toledo 300101100 17
Kansas City 301000020 0-4
Two-base hits. McAndrews, Orady,
Smith (2). Home run: Grady. Sacriflc
hits: Blankenshlb. Bernard. Chllds. Klel
now. Stolen bases: Nance (2), Blankenshlp.
Double plays: Maloney to Butler; Klelnow
to uwtn. liases on bans: un coons, 9;
off Coughlin. 7. Struck out. by Coons, 4
by Coughlin, 8. Left on bases: Kansas
City, 8; Toledo. 7. Time: 2:07. Umpir
Mullane.
Score, second game:
KAN 8 AS C1TT. TOUCDO.
R.H.O.A.B. I R.H.O.A.B.
Rotbfua,, of. 8 4 1 1 (N Smith, .. 4 118 4
Oear. rf 8 4 1 4 0 Owen as.... 14 8 16
.Nance, lb.... 8 8 14 1: Blank'a'ft. 0. 1 1 4 1 I
Grady, lb.... 114 1 0 Turner, lb... 4 t 16 6 4
Maloney. lb. 4 4 8 6 0! Bernard. If., 4 8 I 4 4
Knoll, If 112 4 VCrtetall, rf-of 4 114
Leewe, aa.... 4 4 4 1 0 Schaub, lb... 11111
Butler, 3 1 11 4 ochlide, lb... 4 111
McAnd'a lb. 6 14 1 1 Kane, p 0414
Qlbeon, p.... 14 16 0'Klemow. rt.. 1114 4
LICK WITH UPTON ABOARD
Challangr Bitnply Outstrips Trial Hons
with Sir Thomas ai TalitmBn.
FLUKY WINDS ALSO AID EASY VICTORY
Kew Boat Trasses line More Than
Thirty. Three Mlnates Ahead of
Shamrork I After Twenty
Mil Rare.
ATLANTIC IIIGHIaANDS, N. J., July 21.
After Its nurrow victory yesterday. Sir
Thomas Upton's new challenger was again
in racing form today and trimmed Its trial
horse by 33:17 In a twenty-mile race. Much
of its big victory was due to a fluke in
which It covered miles of water while
Shamrock I hung Idle In a calm.
Th sailors, however, consldor Sir
Thomas' presence brought luck to tha new
boat After watching the race from Erin
for aeveral days, he sailed today on the
challenger, whose crew declares ha rarely
fails to bring good luck.
Tha race was to have been for fifty
mile,, but a shift of wind spoiled tha plan
and the boats sailed a close reach east
southeast from Scotland lightship and
back, tha last five mllea about dead to
windward. Shamrock I was just passing
Sandy Hook lightship, four miles away,
when tha challenger rounded Scotland
lightship and finished.
The boat then took a broad reach of
six mllea aouth along tha Jersey coast in
a ten-knot wind. Shamrock III ran away
from tha old boat about an eighth of a
mile on tha way out, beating it by a few
hundred yards back . to the lightship, and
clinched Its victory by outsailing it by sev
eral minutes In a thresh up through Gad
ney'a channel and Ship channel to their
moorings In the Horseshoe. The victory
was decisive on every point ot sailing.
Milwaukee
Colorado Springs
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Denver
1'rurla
le a Moluo
Omaua
44 S3 .C52
72 4 26 .i6
71 , 34 3 .6".-
68 84 84
70 M 3tl .4M
71 22 88 AjI
71 90 41 .423
70. M 44 .371
. . i.v rvnrla at Omaha. Mil
waukee at Dea Mo'.nes, St. Joseph at Colo
rado Springs. Kansas City at Denver.
ritcher Ernest Nichols I Doad.
8POKANTX Wssh.. July 21. Ernest Klch
nla star pitcher of the Paclfio National
Ha' Ball toagu. died suddenly at Natu.
torlum park of heart trouble shortly after
taking a plunge bath In the pool. Nichols
was from Ban Franrlsco, to years old and
during this, hla first season as a profes
aiuMtT had won tha majority of his games.
Games In Thre I Ueagn.
At Bloomington Bloomlngton, 7; Davn-
Al Decatur Decatur. 10; Rockford 3.
At 8prlngflUd-6irlngflld. 7; Cedar
RPI1?: 7-.. ,
At MOCK lVr-av
GAMES IN AMERICAN LEAGUE
Phillies Twlo Do-rrn Saints, Aided by
Bender's Twirling: and Good
Battlna.
PHILADELPHIA. July 21. Philadelphia
won two games from St. Loula, tha nrst
through Bender's superb pitching, the sec
ond by a great batting streak In the sev
enth and eighth Inning. Umpire Hassett
was unable to officiate, owing to an In
jury to one of his ears. Attendance, 11,606.
soore, nrst game:
PHILADELPHIA. . ST. LOUIS
R.H.O.A. 1.1 R.H.O.A.B
Plrkerlng. cf 6 1 6 4 4 Martin, If... 6 6 I 6
Davla. lb 6 i 14 4 6 Heldrlck, cf. 4 4 I 6
L C'roaa, lb. 1 1 1 1 0 Prlal, lb 4 4 8 8
Seybold, rf.. 4 1 4 4 6 Anderaon, lb 4 4 6 4
Hodman. If.. 4 1 1 4 01 Wallace. .. 4 1 1 1
Murvhy. lb.. 6 1 1 3 OlKabo, o 4 4 4 4
M ( roaa, as. 6 6 1 I 4IH11I, lb 6 4 11
Shrerk, . e.... 4 14 0 Hemphill, rf. 6 1 1 4
bandar, p.... 4 44 biSudboS, p... 4411
ToUla ..1 4 17 11 ol Tout, ..4 I 14 4
Philadelphia 00100000 " 1
St. Louis o 0 0 0 0 u v u v u
Two-base hits: Davis and Shreck.
Sacrifice hits: Sudhoff and M. Cross, left
on buses: St, Louis, 3: Philadelphia, 8.
t . .. . k.n.. s 1 tr 1 .. - 1. .. fr
t II Bl UU VIII kJ 1 1 0 . Wit UCIIUCI , 1 VI.
SudhofT, i. Struck out: By Bender. A; by
Sudhoff, 1. Wild pitches: Sudhoff, 1. Time
of game: 1:16. C'mplr: Adams.
Score, second game:
PHILADELPHIA. , ST. LOUIS.
R.H O A B I ll.H.O.A.B.
Ptckerln,. Oil I 1 I 4I Martin. If.... 4 4 1 4
Davla, lb I 8 11 4 0 Heldrlck. cf. 4 1 4 1 4
L. Croaa, lb. 8 8 1 1 wrrleL lb.... 1 1 14 0 4
Seybold. rf.. 1 3 8 4 1 And.reon. lb 4 1 4 1 4
Hoffman, If.. I 1 8 4 0 Wallace, aa.. 114 1
Murphy, lb.. 4 8 11 6 Sugden. c... 4 4 4 1 1.
M. croaa. u. 1114 Hal, lb 114 3 4
Elireca, ,....4 16 1 4 Herupbtll. rt 4 114 4
Henley, p.... 4 1 4 OPuwell, p.... 1 3 4 11
Toul, ...11 It 87 11 ll Total, ..3 I 14 14 I
Philadelphia 0 0 2 0 0 0 ( 3 11
St. Louis lOliOOOOO 8
Two-bas hlta: L. Cross, Anderson.
Horn run: Davla Stolen bases: Held
rlck, Pickering, Murphy t-, M. Cross. Dou
ble plays: M. Cross and Davla; Anderson
and Wallace. Left on bases: 1 St. Louis,
8; Philudelpliia. 8. First on balls: US
Powell. Time, 1:5&. C'mplr: Adams.
nw York Outplays Cleveland.
IsitCW YOKK, July 2L New York out
played Cleveland today. Howell was in
excellent form and held the vlaiior, to two
hits, on ot which was a home run, by
Total, ..1117 17 I ll Total, ...4 1184 14
Kansas City 4 1 1 1 1 1 4 0 13
Toledo 0 0 0 0 0 1 1
Two-base hits: Kothfuss. 2; Nance, 2
Orady 12), Knoll, Turner, Blankenshlp, Ber
nard. Home run: Qear. Sacrifice hits
Knoll, 2. Stolen bases: Butler, Nance.
Bases on balls: Off Gibson. 2: off Kane. 1
C3 I . V. , O ....... 1 . ...... riH "W I,.,,. a
Ul, E31111l.il, X. DLI VII V VUI. 1 ' J UIUDV1I, ,
by Kane, 2; by Smith, L Hit by pitched
Dan: ii y ivane
pitches: Gibson
TH1
AMERI C A!
YACHTS LOSTJN DENSE FOG
Reliance and Conatltntlon Drop Be
hind Colombia, Then All Are
Shot from Sight,
VINETARD HAVEN. Maaa. Julv 81
ine xsew JorK laclit club attemnted to
carry out Its program by a thlrty-sevun
mile run from Newnort to this nnrt f.irijv
but up to 8 not a slugla yacht had shown up
at the finish. Columbia was last seen about
:su leauing the fleet, at which time it waa
on i;uuytunK. boon after a thick fog set
in, and the wind dropped, leaving the
yachts flapping about at the entrance of
Vineyard sound.
The yachts left Newport harbor about
10 this morning in a northeasterly breeze.
Within fifteen minutes after the start the
wind died away, almost completely, leaving
the boats almost motionless. Reliance and
Constitution managed to work down nearly
-.4 ' - U U .1 .
w wattoum t n iiitic niry were ik
calmed for an hour. Meantime Columbia,
followed by Vigilant, picked up a southerly
breeze and slipped out ahead. Columbia
rounded Vineyard Sound lightship, seven
teen miles from the start, at 6:01, Vigilant
at K:06. Reliance managed to get out of
the calm at the entrance to Buzzard's bay
and waa timed round the lightship at 6:23.
At tha tim Constitution was lying abso
lutely motionless two miles astern. At
6:30 a fog crept up and shut out the yachts
from sight. The wind, which had hauled
to the northeast, died out, and at 8 tonight
tha regatta committee gave up hopea of
seeing the yachts and made preparations
to return to th harbor.
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Wilkinson and McMillan. Base hits: At-1
larnic, o, Lidnnau, v. niruca uui: uj
Alhrrson. 7; bv Wilkinson, 4. Bases on
bails: Oft Alberson, 1; oft Wilkinson, 3.
Errors: Atlantic, 4.
EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS
McChesaey Harts Hoof, Conseqnently
Tod ay a Race - with Water
Boy Is Off.
EVENTS ON TROTTING TRACKS
Rain Stops Detroit Races While
Chamber of Commerce Stakes
Are On.
nFTTROIT .Tnlv 91 Aftnr two rnres. th
2:20 trot and the 2:16 pace, had been fin-
shed and two heats had been paced In
the Chamber of Commerce stake for 2:24
cIhss pacers at the Qrosne Point track thl
afternoon, rain began falling heavily and
tne rept or tne blue rinoon program was
postponed. Summaries:
Pacing, 2:15 clns, purse 31,000:
Star Hal, br h.. by Brown Hal (Snow)..l 1
..a z
..4 3
..3 8
..6 4
..7 6
.. 7
,.ds
NEW YORK. July 21. During the second
race at Brighton each today three horses
fell. Beauohamp, on, of the unfortunate
Jockeys, was h-irt about th head and left
side and suffeied great agony. Michaels
escaped with a cut on th head, while
Cochran was unhurt. The accident hap
pened at the head of the stretch, where
Cochran, on Ruth Parrish, attempted to
coma through on the rail. In doing so he
bumped against High Wind and fell. Long
Distance, with Michaels up, and Klngs
boro, with Beauohamp up, stumbled and
fell.
The championship special, which was to
be run tomorrow between Water Boy and
McChesney, waa declared off today, lie
Chesney, while having his final workout
for the race, bruised a hoof. Dr. Shen-
1; by Smith, 3. Wild pard, who examined him, pronounced him
t; omun, i. iiiuiii" i mni to race, ine wouna is not. serious.
ix 1 Hickman. Wright had good control for
four innings, but after mat the locals hit
hira frequuntly. Attendance, 1,448. boor;
KKW YOKK. I CLEVELAND.
H.H.O.A.g. M.U.O.A.B
Keeler, rf ... I 4 8 6 ( Bay, cf 6(341
I I bradley, lb.. 4 4 1 4
1 Lajole, lb... 4 4 I I 1
1 Vi Hickman, lb 1 1 13 1 6
6 6 McCarthy. U. 1 6 6 0 0
6 O'r'llck, rt 6 1 8 6 4
4 V Uoiha'er, a. 4 4 4 4
I 4lAbbott, c... 4 4 14 4
4 'VWl,!it. n... 1446
1; Du-
buque, 8.
Gordon Team a Winner.
GORDON. Neb.. July a.-(8peclat Tele
gram ) Th Gordon baseball team has Just
finished a successful lour, playing Alliance
two gam, Crawford one and Ft- Robinson
one, winning three and losing on. Boor
at Crawford today. 8 to t Gordon has only
K i barrel, aa. 1 1 1
L'onioy, lb... 1 I
WilUama. lb. 6 1 I
rulta, c( Ill
kcrerr. If. 4 4 I
Uanael, lb... Ill
D.ville. , 14 4
Ho sell. .... Ill
Total, .. 14 17 14 l ToUla ..I t 14 11 1
New York 0 1002401 8
Cleveland 0 0 0 0 2 0 3 1 03
IWt on base: New York, 8; Cleveland,
1. Two-buse hits: Keeler (2), Elberfeld.
Home run: Hickman. fcUcrlllce hits:
Keeli-r, Uohnauer. Stolen baoos: Fuller,
tlbtrfrld. Conroy. Double play: Uoch
liauer to Lajole to Hickman. First base
on balls: Off Howell. 1; off Wright. 7.
First base on errors: New York, 1; Cleve
land. 1. Hit by pitched ball: By Wright,
1. Struck out: By Howell, 4; by Wright,
1. Passed balls: Abbott, 3. Time: 1.30.
Umpir: Sheridan.
Tall-Eader Take Another.
WASHINGTON, July 21 Th tall-ender
mad It four atralght by winning today a
gam from Chicago. Th vlsltora had thre
pitchers In the box and OrthNof th locals
was replaced by Patten at the end of the
fifth inning. Patten did not allow th via-
pitched: By Kane, 4; by Smith, 4. Hltn:
Off Kan, 9: off Smith, 8. Passed balls:
Butler, 1; Blankenshlp, 1. Lert on pases:
Kansas City, 11; Toledo, 10. Time: 2:01.
Umpire: Mullane.
Oles Take Easy One.
MINNEAPOLIS, July 21.-McDonald kept
the hits well scattered today, while Min
neapolis Dunched on Bohanuon in the first
inning, three singles, a double, a pass and
an error producing four runs. Attendance,
1,230. Score:
MINNKAPOL18. , LOUISVILLE.
K.ll O A I R.H.O.A.B.
Bulllran, cf. I I I 6 6 Kenrln. rf.. 6 8 4 4
Spooner, lb.. 6 1 4 4 6 Hart, lb 6 1 6 4 4
Yeager, If... 1 1 6 4 6 Braabear. lb 1 1 I 4 4
Bmltb, rf.... 1 4 8 4 6 Odwell, ef... 4 4 4 4 6
Oyl.r, aa.... 4 1 4 4 6 Sullivan, lb. 4 1 1 8 4
Mclntyre, lb. 1 1 4 6 6 Clymer, II.... ( 1116
Martin, lb... 6 118 1 Sbrlerer. ,..41416
Ludwlg. a... 6 6 4 4 lQulnlan. aa.. 6 6 114
McDonald, p. 4 6 1 4 hobannon, p. 1 1 4 1 1
ToUla .,6 in 8 ) Totals ..I 14 16 1
Minneapolis 40001000
Louisville 00011000 0-4
Two-bas hit: Mclntyre. Bohannon.
Double plays: Martin to Oyler to Spooner;
Clymer to Schrlever; Qulnlan to Brashear
to Hart. Bases on balls: Off McDonald,
4; off Bohannon, 4. Struck out: By Mo
Donald, 2; by Bohannon, 7. Sacrifice hit:
8pooner. Stolen bases: Sullivan, HarL
Left on bases: Minneapolis, 6; Louisville,
11. Time: 1:50. Umpire: Cunningham.
84 I'aal's Hit loant Most.
ST. PAUL. July 21 Hits wer freely dis
tributed on both sides. While Williams
was apparently easy for the SL Paul bat
ters, the visitor managed to get their
share off Davis and Chech. Attendance,
1.W2. Score:
ST. PAUL. I INDIANAPOLIS.
M.H.O.A.B. R.H.O.A E.
Oeler, lb.... Ill Hoarleyer, ef I I 1 4 (
Shannon, of. I 1 1 v ejouea, If 11114
Jacteon, rf.l 111 QHeydon, 1...4 411
Schaefer, aa. 1111 oi uulter, lb. 4 I 14 4
Huaalna, lb. 1 8 8 8 Woodruff, lb 1 I 0
Sullivan, lb. 6 1 6 4 OTameett, lb. .4 1 I 1 6
nouraoy, 11. 1 1 V Marcan, aa. . . (14 1
fieri e. c ill! CKenum, rr... 1411,
Davla. p 6 111 1 Wllllama. p.. I 14 6 4
i been, p (S(i .
Toul . . 4 11 14 Lt
Tola la .. I 14 17 11 ll
Bt. Paul 30011011
Indianapolis lOOOOOO
Two-base hlta: Shannon, Coulter, Tam-
sntt, Williams. Home run: Jones. Sacri
fice lilts: Sullivan, Pierce. Stolen baAa
Woodruff. Double play: Davis to Schaefer
to Sullivan, liases on calls: off Williams,
3; off Davis, 2. Struck out: By Davla, 3;
by Williams, 1. Passed ball: Hey don.
Wl'.d pitch: Davis. Left on base: SL
Paul, S; Indianapolis, S. Tim: 3;U6. Um
pire: Foreman.
Standing of th Team.
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'BKERS
Famous the World OverFully Matured.
Order fresa H. Mar C ansa ay
Played. Won. Lost. P C
Milwaukee 74 49 27 . 6(6
St. Paul So 10 80 .625
Indianapolis 79 43 87 633
IJbulsville su 41 i .613
Kansas City 70 83 3S .4.r.7
Minneapolis 79 34 45 .430
Columbus 77 31 46 .4141
Toledo 76 30 46 .3
Games today: Indianapolis at St. Paul,
Columbua at Milwaukee, Toledo at Kansas
City, Louisville at Minneapolis.
McCeolt Wins a Pair.
M'COOK. Neb., July 21. (Special Tele-
Srara.t McCook administered two decisive
efeala to th Mlnden baa ball team thla
week. Monday game came to the locals
by a score of t to 3. Today the visitor
wer shut out whit McCook scored five
times. a
Results:
First, sli furlongs: Operator won. For
ward second. Ingold third. Time: 1:144.
Second, six furlongs, selling: Dinnah
shad won. Luminosity second, Nd Moore
tnira. xime: 1:10. ,
Third, mile and a Quarter, handicap
Circus won. Articulate second, Sambo
third. Time: 1:27.
Fourth, mile and a furlong, selling, The
Nautilus stakes: Andy w lllluma won, Hel
lario aecond, Irascible num. Time: i:&3.
"Fifth, six furlongs: Jocund won, Mon
tana King aecond. Little Em third. Time:
1:14.
Hirth. m a and one-sixteenin. selling:
Khltal won, Blue Victor aecond, Anak
third. Time: 1:48.
rmrAno. juiv zi. ttesuits
irir.t .ven furlongs: Orfeo won. Ocean
Drear second. 8erse third. Time: 1:27,
Second, five and a half furlongs: Auditor
won, Peter Paul aecond, Commodore third.
Time: 1:07H- . . t
Third, mile and one-eignin. nanaicap
Nitrate won, Zarel aecond. Modlcua third
Tin..
Fourth, one mile: Cornwall won, Frivol
second. Alfred C. third. Time:l:424.
iriet, ai fnrlnnas: Th Giver won,
Pride of Galore second, Father Wentker
third. Time: 1:52.
Sixth, mile and one-sixteenth: Sidney
C Love won. Glassful second, ' Airtight
third. Time: 1:47V.
ot t ni'i, iniv ni Results:
xrir'et iin, ' fnrlontrs. nurse: Lord Her-
mence won, Wigwam second, Don Alvaro
third. Time: 1:04. .
Second, one mile: Nearest won, Reducer
second, Dr. Kammerer third Time: 1:44.
Third, five and a half furlongs: Athena
nin nrvrnha secoua. r I rimim-m iiuiii!
'.--.il.- fmirth. Time: 1:104.
i; .1. fiirlnnirs: Croix DOr won
Kindred second. Bridge third. Time: 1:16V4.
Fifth, on mil and seventy yards: Iver-
nia won. Eva G. secona. uuaenaruo umu
Sixth,' one and one-eighth miles: Mem-
nhlan won. Murmur secona, caronri w.i,u
T'JTU. t..i 1 -Results:
L.r. aT" -nri a half furlongs: Sour!
won. Marshal Ney 'cond. Lyrist third
""Anri09. furlongs: Dlamontla won,
rv.. airnd. Lor a J. third, lime
JIBJ VWm
Third six furlongs: lea Water won
Bummer II aecond. Albula third. Time
1"- . . ... ..llln. Tinatlc Clrl
Fourth, six iu"o..-. .....-. ------
t yrn e ( IIIU. DUIlio niasw
Filth mile and a furlong, selling: But
terscoVch won. Firing Line second, Benck
. - 1. r J rrirM 1 Fa.
Sixth; steeplechase, about one and three
Jr...h. lie: Trenthemere won. Red Car
aecond. Sauber third. Time: 3 65Va.
i..ort,t Base Hall Decision
HT-RON, S. Julv 21 (Special.) A de
cision of no small importance to be baU
vu7v' 4 bVtwien Huron and Hitchcock
feam. In the last half of the ninth in
"'u 3n ram. in with a winning run
on a wild Pitch, coming to horn plat
on a w " rhtctlnn waa mad
bTlitcrTca to entering the scor. on the
Y -. . . ka K11 1 on base could be allowed
To settle the dispute
Webster City Drop One.
WKBBTER CITY, la, July 21 (Special
Telegram.) After having won five atralght
games, the local ball team dropped a pretty
on to Story City this afternoon on th
latter horn grounds. 2 to 1. Battria:
Peterson and Kelleyi Gren and Whit.
Hloas Fall a Winner.
8IOCX PA 1X8. 8. D , July 21 (Special
Telegram ) Th Sioux Pall team of th
Iowa-South Dakota league defeuted Sioux
City on th looai gruuada today, Scor:
I to L
....1 J
....8 1
....2
....6 3
....3 7
....4 4
6 6
on wild pitch
number of au
all holding as
send to B. M.
-H.SS T to T tskV a many has. on a wild
nurh 2 ha can make before the ball is
P . to du" him out." This question
It'." win raised a number of time. In this
th pTesent ea.n and the decl-lon
- iiad, will doubtless settle any fur
Sntroliiy on this oarUcular point.
Clarlnda Defeat Atlantic.
ATLANTIC. la. July 21. (Special
Telegram.) Clarlnda defeated th horn
team her today by a score of
4 to 1 I'P to the eighth Inning
th game wa fine, th scor being
1 to 0 la Clarlnda's favor. The visitors then
run In three mora on errors, while the
locals onlv scraped out two. Bniterl-,:
Atlantis, AJberaoa sa4 Parry; Clarlnda,
Wayne king. b. h. (J. Curry)..
Darky, br. g. (Proctor)
Hal Patron, b, g. (McL'ray)
Merry Master, br. m. (Robinson,),
Hankie, blk. g. (Etop)
Dr. Marvin, b. g. (W. Marvin)...
Joe Sibley, ch. te. (Nuckola).....
Time: 2:11H. 2.11.
Trotting. 2:20 class, purse 31,200, two In
thre: . .
Guy Fortune, ch. h. (Honan).... 4 1. 1
The General, ch. g. (Nuckolls) 8
Red Arthur, b. h. (Cunningham) 3 8
Prince Caton, b. h (Eckers) 3 4 5
Nlckolette, b. m. (Flher) 6 6 4
Katrlnke G. br. m. (Miller) 1 2 ds
Scapegoat, br. g. (Cllppinger) 7 7 dr
Arollte. ti. mi.' (U. ssaunaersy. ...... ...as
Time: 2:Hi, 2:13H. i-U.
fhernhpr of Commerce stake. for 2:21
class pacers, 35,000, three in five (unfin
ished):
Elastic Pointer, tr. . nusey)...
Tom Keene, ch. g. (McCarthy)...
Ebonv King. hlK. g. toogani
Pan Michael, ch. h. -(J. CurryO....
Klngmnre. b. g. (Reaves)
Miss Georgia, b. m. (PHce)
xr f Winta r a (Klnrl
t.-1iv.. Tn.art k m i Walker) 7 8
-.. - o a
Page Hal, D. g. lueemi
Ella Hal, b. m. (Garth) ds
Five Points, blk h. (Reaves) ds
Time: 2:W. m.
PEACE IN, BASE BALL WORLD
Americans Delighted with national's
Attitude Concerning Davis
and Elberfeld.
wirw vnnTf Jniv 21. Concerning tha
action of the National Base Ball leagu
at it meeting yeteruay, uu.11 uiii,.u...
president of the American league, said to-
d'l am mora than pleased with th action
the National league has taken. It shows
they Intend to auiu oy mo ua
l'8.01- . .r, w e .k.. J Vnelr ..lllri
1-Tesiaenx crmn i .i..
was alone in hi contention that he had a
... ih. urvlrni of Davis, by reason
of the New York Americans having played
Elberfeld, ana on an iiuosuu ia iii
was 7 to 1, Brush voting for himself every
time. Until tne signing 01 me new
tlonal agreement the Cincinnati PfafJ
compact will be th working basia of both
leagues. This agreement, lt la expected,
will be signed In tha weet in tha near fu-
tUThe National league manager held a
two-hour eBlon again today. Mr. Bruh
did not attend. President Pulliam aitl th
general ousiness 01 vn naiua mmm u,a.u
over.
Business Honsea Cloae to See Gnm.
or lunn Neb.. Julv 21. (8Bclal.) Th
business houses all closed last evening at
6-30 and a good crowd turned out to e
th Barbersr and Mohanlcs' teams of th
Cltv league play ball. The Barbers had
. . a v.. ..ll 6ha waar hi PAH a K
ln DCBl Ol i-il - v.. a m.
J JJ
Batteries: Mechanics. Llndercamp and
Anderson; Barbers, Meduna and Crawford.
Hits: Off Anderson, 4; oft Crawford, 6. Um
pires: Acker end Johnson.
On Thursday evening the Clerks and
the Printers' teams will cross bats. The
(Herks' teum is considered th best In th
league, having quite a number of th
Wahoo first team players. The printers
have won one game, and there Is a great
deal of speculation aa to which team will
win.
Y. M. C. A. Tennla.
The flrat round of thla week's Young
Man's Christian association handicap ten
nis tournament was played off y''dy
11.. murta Kt Nineteenth and
Farnam treeta before a good crowd. There
were six single matches, leaving two
others to be piayea 011 on ntuv. .
soml nal. an finals will be contested
Friday afternoon by tha eight winners In
the preliminaries. Summary:
Ttlbens (owe 16) beat Gray (15). 7-6, -t
Spencer (scratch) beat Atkin (scratch),
Yoit (scratch) beat Cherrlngton (half 15),
'"Frankfurt (half 16) beat naemussen
( Dr"B.h,jon1i crfh) beat Taylor (half
McNulty scratch) beat Sheer ff (ow half
15). 2-6, 8-.
lateen to One.
SHELBY, Neb.. July SL (Special.) Th
Shelby Black did up th Grasham nln
to the political tun of 16 to 1 at th ball
park here yesterday afternoon. Batteries:
Shelby Blacks, Gambol and Iwl;
Qreiham, Dl and Dunbler. Th Shelby
men are an luuuiooumi nrirori urouini
her by Beebe Sl Ingalls, who have con
tracted Wlin main 1'ir ine aaaMin ana
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th grounds In suoh bad condition that play
In the Longwood tennis tournament sched
uled for today waa postponed until tomorrow.
Eagles Win Close Game,
FREMONT, Neb.. Tuly 21. (Special Tele
gram.) The Fremont Kaglea defeated Wes
ton today in an Interesting game by a
score of 3 to 2. The boys from Saunders
county didn't have mach trouble In hitting
the ball, but they popped It up where
someone always gbt It. They lost their
chance to score In the sixth, when with
three men on bases Ronln dropped the ball,
then touched the plate and threw to Jens
at third, and Jens slammed It into Cook
at second, retiring the side. Th Eagles'
errors were all made by one man. Score:
Eagles 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-3
Weston 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0-2
Base hits: Eagles, ll; Weston, (. Errors:
Eagles, 8; Weston, 3. .
Iloldrcge Wins from Glltaer.
HARVARD, Neb.. July 21. (Special Tele
gram.) Holdrege "and Giltner played ball
her today, resulting in a scor of 6 to 4 In
favor of Holdrege. Following 1 th acora
by Inning: R H E.
Holdrege 0 1 0 0 1 1 ft 4 1-8 11 i
GU.ner 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 34 I 6
Bases on balls: Longnecker, 4; Teel, 6.
Struck out: By Longnecker, 4; by Teel, 6.
Batteries: Holdrege, Teel and Doana; Gilt
ner, Longnecker and Jeffrie. Umpire:
Glover. . ,
These teams played a ten-inning game
here yesterday, resulting in a scor of 10
to 10. Th gam ended In a quarrel, owing
to difference of acorekeepere.
Areadla Wins from Comateek.
ARCADIA. Neb July 21. (Special.) Ar
cadia played Comatock Sunday at Com
atock. Tha acora waa I to 2 in favor of
Arcadia.
Can-Rushing- Episode.
Owing to the fact that he lost 314 while
rushing tha can with a crowd at Rothery'a
saloon Monday, Harry Donnelly, who giva
hla residence aa Montreal, Canada, got Into
a fight with Jim McCarthy. Donnelly
turned hla case over to the police when
the robbery occurred and one man who waa
suspected was arrested and locked up, but
the money waa not recovered. He con
cluded to do a little detective work on hla
own account yesterday and went to Roth
ery'a saloon with that object in view.
There h met McCarthy, whom h accused
ot the crime, and this led to th fight. A
a result Donnelly is locked up, charged
with assault.
Marriage Licenses.
Msrrlgge llcanaea hav been issued to th
following:
Nam and Residence Age.
Thomas idlrasay, tMnana ,
Sophia Reenter, Omaha
r.eoraa L. Kramer. Cheynn. Wro
Jessi L. BoMnbery, , Cheyenn, Wyo..
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Omab
w5e
. , . uw.ii... . u .( em.... '
mill m HUB DIWIVJ . ., w . . , . , .
hav about a dosen games pow billed In J". i b r, ' n"n,nlon
the state and will play Wahoo at that Alice M. Roper. lunnlngton
else today. The Blacks play a hot gam I Henry Kemper. Lancaster county
i.nd ar open for challenge rrom good Ala A. iwaraorn, eenneii..
nine in neDrassa.
Miles Keen Geld Raeeet.
LONDON. July tl. In th oonteet for the
fold racquet at Lord thl afternoon H.
. Mile holder of th trophy, beat Sir
Edward Gray, -l 4-3. (-3.
I.ongwaod Teanle Postponed.
BOSTON, ittXf ft. Hevy showers put
Seely B. Knapp. Omaha
Mathilda Johnson, Michigan City, Ind.
Ke rater Wife ef Chief Beaver.
A former wlf of ex-Chlrf Seavey of the
Omaha police force, Mrs. Davla. waa burled
m t Vnrt I m, n .Alrt.t.rv linnil.w U wm
Davla did In Denver and the remain rtmr,t. Treatment by mall
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