SPBGIRL NOTICES.
fop
trill IKInUnn until lUi.'tO p. m. for the
CTriilnir nnil until * * p. m. for till-
inuriiliiunnil tiimlnr filltlonii.
\ tTtlmT \ , l y reiinrstlnir n nnm-
liered phpi'U , rnn liiitinimwiTs nil- i
ilrpixril to n nnmliprctl Iptter In rnrr
if TinHep. . \n vrrs so nililrrsm-il
nlll IIP ilcllrcrril on iirrspntutlon of
til * * < * litpl < nnl > .
Idttpt. tl-2 - n Yionl lira ! ln ertl < in
1i n wonl tliprpnftrr.o lilnir InUen
for IPI limn aSi fop tinllrtt Inser-
tlnn. Tlifsp nil rrtlsenirnts jimut lie
run punMi iitlt < ! > - .
ATKI > MITL VT1I\ .
W\NTKr P'lHlTlON BY AN E
nil i-Dtiml primer m a country Mtlp llai
w i M I in ity oini - for A numlxr of ynr * ,
hut m n > "lint nf hm Imlth ilrHrrs l < > locate
tn tmnlry town. Aildmn T , n < - .
\V \TBD1I A I.H IIRI.P.
WANTCD AN IDEA. WHO CAX THINK OK
ntnr "Imple thine to patent * I'rotwt your
tile s Uu-r may brlni ; yim tlth. Write John
Wr lilprtitirn A ra . D pt. V Patmt Aitnmrys.
\ \ i.hinnton , D > ' for their 11.10 pi1o uffrr
nn < l i 111 of two tiiimlml Inventions wnntt-1.
H nt
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M -P ; IANS WANTED. ru.\itioKKT. coit-
nt * romfwnf til doulilv Htrlni ; . A. K. HHrh-
ar.lt Kort ' 'nmk. II MSia 17'
G(1 < t > r-AnOHKIl.S FOR II. A M. RT ro tN
\ \ nmlnc tr r tare. Kramer flc D'ltmirn. 113)
Farmm. 11 M 9 17
W \.NTKD A nEMAIU.K. INTKLUOENT.
ml. Mil nitwl man. ac'iinlntp | < l In Oinnhn fnr a
Iiusittim nt tnmt. Call Thunxlay murnln nftrr
9 , lock HI ciijiry < m W A. Fenner m im 9.
Arllnutun lllk , Omahn. U i4S-t' . *
GlIN'fvUAI , AND tJitCAl. AUKNTS
for otnnhii nnnloiui artli-lc M wllf-r I'.ill
Mlillnnil lutel. rrxim tz. It-MffiH 17 *
_
PAINTKHS WANTKD I HAVE 10 TO 12
hoiiMto paint , nnil will Rlvr * the Job to ivome
Urtt rlntw man who wants tn tiny a * mall houpe
of 11 14 00 to $2.W. ( ( > 0 nnil ran pay part of thr
tiurrhnfw > prle in thin nay. plVajt * anxwer nt
onciT . Uee. 1J MEH 11
WAVriSIJ F1SMLG IIRI.P.
WANTHD. A FUW GOOD rfUIHT MAKKUH
at one" Hate city Shirt At Laundry Co > 7
Nirth 171 li C MISS
ni.vr _
ioi sns IN XLL , \IITH < } HTHI : TITY THE
O. I" aat Company IMS Farnani. D * " )
UOl SF.M UCNVWA & CO. . WS N. 15TH ST
13 SOI
HN HOI c. A. aT.Min. ya N.Y. LIFE
D Hti
Hoi si s \ \ \t.l.Ai'K. HUOVVN UMC. Ib & Uoui ;
l ) wa
FOII nnxr 8-noon HOUSE. ALL. MODERN
ctimxnimcn auuth front anil convenient u
bUtmi-is. Inquire at 2653 Half Hun and.
D 140
_ _ _ _ _
8-TtilliM HtTTCHKD. . MODERN HOI'SK. KS.
Kmiuire XZl 1'apltal a\enue. 11. 11. Hubliion.
D H
T\V. , i TNU HOI-HIS. oNn s. ONI : 9 UOOMH.
II'inil izi S Mth St. . all mmlcrn conven-
( n * ' > b. tit nsltlenrt * part of the city Inquire
! CI N V Life telpplione 150-i.
'
STi\M HEATGD STOREH . _ _
IIanl rtanrk , HKent. 1UO Olll-duo stl-eet.
D 3
FOR RENT MODERN S-ROOM HOUSE AT
) i i ark tM- Inquire at Fulltr'H ilnii ? store ,
i ia tinil n < iuilaii ata. D MSOj
L"i-r WST OF HOfSES. THC UYKON
( t.-t l . SIS S Mill St. D Miui )
F' < t UENT MODERN FLATS , LANRE
l > n i , 6 , a 15th at. D MOM Jil
CH Hill SKS AND roTTAGES KOR UKNT
r mi Uly K to &J Kldellty. 1702 Far-
D ss
HOI SI-8 ID WEAD , 1CTH AND
ANDD
D tlmrt a
7in ' M MUDIHN not-.sc. LARGE U\\VN
l tli eouin n Mundtr on D S | ii
Full UENT 4-ltOOM" COTTAGE , MTH AND
Mahler treH , cellar -cistern , city water Km
Imiuiro till ! Ka.rn.im. D M2T7 16
PL11MMIU11 HOIlMh A.MJ IIDAIID.
SOt'TIt FRONT ALCOVE HOOM. BOARD i310
Di.usla F M8U7 Jv.'D
_ _
: FRONT ricxiM Fim TWO , MODEIIN"
tn 'amtly ac St Mary's axe. F MiiTC
LOVEI.T itooiis a BOARD , $3..w
J4.UOlt. . U \ lath. F M53
FDR iin.vrLM--LHMs > nin
5 CUxMHERS F 3ll KENT MAN \ND WIFE
cltj water wattu plur. 3l'J N nth strot-t
G HI )
I xs.s'llIlICK STOHE DLlLDINCt. 1011
1 arn.irn i r < - ii.irles nml Im.-oniem will alltfr
to 'ui .aant , HM : ' '
icnt 3\i lai .Vat'l U'k bids
_ I Sll
FOR ( IKNT TIIBrfT'jrSY nRtl'K BUILDINa
t J16 ttinmrn t This ImtldliiB liu H fireproof
ccmtm ( us..iui-nt. ouiniilcte etcum heating nx-
tareM t aier n all Ho. . , gas. etc. Apply ut
thu Jiliijf The Kp.- . I 10
73 TO .j v MONTH \ND EXPENSES r\iu
aletmt-n for Plitara expfrtfnce unnwesisan
BI inn. r.j B , Hi ! . uui . i-iert : cigar machine five
t < sin -uEt < .iniT Ulshup & Kline. St. U.ulj.
_ _ > ! " _ _ J Ml rt A3'
AGE-VTS \.VTED. . TO TAKE OIlDERa Foil
imr i-ciHiraied no. S15.c J .rail KO t aulia .mil
- Jt 14 if ) un I K ao euMoin tianm ChlraKn
Curium l'lnt Co. 9B Fifth ave. , Chlcvo.
J Mia * JT
VNTEU TO
GO"I > TEN NTS SECfnKD FOR VACANT
hi JM-H plnceU In our chame. Fidelity 1TUJ
Tarnum. 1C 4S7
T\\ Jll TIHIEE X.'NFUUNjaHKD IJOOMS
wlt'i bi jnl nu iiiiH-ttan | In OliKHiicv out. nurtli
lirrHT rt .t.ite locntlun anil terniM. T u. lief.
\NT'II IV UNIM1KD < OTTAB Bt VOl'NU
inurrt 1 iuplr ft.ite teriiin anil n hire loratcd.
Vlilpiui T T. life. 1C M O 16"
P\i-trti' STOUAUE AND W.MlKHoUHU CO. .
Sfij J10 J. IH" < Uencral lonue und forwanllni ; .
M-OH
3T' RVOE. TilANK KWEl'.a. iril HAH.S'EV
M-415
OM V VN A iJTuitAOE. UUFAIt M TEL 15S9
AV V > TEITO IIUY.
\NTIID TO nt-y ronNKit LOT wi-nFoit
\tuti ut UMTiM-mi-riii. : > ln live Ijlut-kv .if
lb at I tVnit'r nini < t b a tMruatn. Addr i (
T ! ! N-J33.19'
W \.N "KD T-i MY KIHI'IMKXJF MAFK AND
fir proof i-aii \\lili luintlur prouf alm ttnm
lu < .v Emiuite 911 N V L.ilt HI IK
1'IRTVANTE1 > AT AND MA.JON MTd
nilty rnut C.uu m Fnrnam t.
N -M24 U
KOIlLH. . KlllMTIMlK.
El "r , VNT Ft IlNlTtRK OF A liECHKT SO-
my rur Mia .u n yrext rawrlDcddre ji A
15 , I its nitlw. O-il.m.M
s vi.inoitsis I.MJ n vuovs.
NEW on noon HRPONIVHAND
roii HALE. TEAM \sn w VUON , AT IM so.
-
KUIl I.KJI1S ) KM < VNUOtS.
HAKDVVOOIJ norj AND
fi-n o- alto - xllvlre ' R nDoiiul .
_ Q SIS
: n-UAXD niryi'LKrf. wo. tiiw m. iiirvcL-sa
rer.i.vl , rituilri | > l. i.'in. atiCo sa N. Hth t.
-4ALK. 4 HKAD FHH.-iH MILK COWB.
l arti-niaon. yard SU rul Hun t
( tJtM U
FOlt SALK-A SECOND HAND ANP11K J1ICV.
uln 'l -.t only : tnontlii , ntll l uilil ut a Uur-
saliu .Ulilre. 'tax K P O. . City.
Q-Kt-lT'
XLtSSACB. II WY1I9 , ETC.
MMK. SMITH , mi DOL'OLVH 3T. . HECOND
Ilixu- room 5. ra jr rit-n aKatial nJ > ul-
yharlnn buthi. T MI 7 '
J : 'tEON
? u /JV1" / " * aoa cr t r to call.
l a nth M iip Uir . T U 3i It *
. un a irm
T-Utn - >
PKItSO.-V.VL.
MIfW VAX VVI.KMMnrnil DESTROYS
munentlx t > r * lf trvitr mjprrtaoun hair. mol i
warn. etc. Rarm tin. X. T. Ute BWff.
RUPTUIIK CUHRD ; XO TAIN , NO DBTKW-
tton from * twlnr-s : we rrfrr to hun4r 4 f
jxitlrntu currj. O. B. Miller Co. . SW N. T.
Life tmlldtnc , Onxifm. Xeb. U
_
VTA VI. A HOMK THKATMBNT roR trTKRlXK
tronblr . Pt-rrtctan tn attendance I'onsulta-
tlon or hrnlth book free. M Bee Mrtc.
BOSTON Dn w rtrrnxfi -ADMT. . R aw.
Knrtmch hlk : teorn the be t cyntem no reftttln * ,
tearh rs wiintiwl , circulars vnt. Mm. O "heller.
WANTED THE A DPRF. . " * Of WM JAKE-
mn l It H. RnnrrtH. for their h nrI1l Sr\- \
hy TW Pnmmn r 24M7
NKI.I.IR , DON'T r > lTANfiB ' 4lcfRT oM WEAR
hh mwi nilite-l 10 any length nktrt pre
vent * It fmm tenrlnir. urtllnK r npm up
nil for It. Amlraiintcy'le S ilrt iJuanl
prlre. n rntK Imly a enti wante-l. Ba.l er
y 'o. . Flurllnnlon. Win
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I.O.V.V HK.\I , ESTATU.
ANTHONT LOAN A TRUST CO. . Jli N. Y L.
Quirk mane ) at tnvr nte * for choice farm loan
In Iowa , neil * rn Mtm-url , enitern NeLmfka.
W ttS
CITY LOANS. C. .V. STARR , MS N. Y LIFE.
\V * M
MONHT TO T.OAN ON I.MPROVKD OMAHA
real eatatc. Tl ennan. Le\e Co. . Paxton block.
\V-M7
LOANS ON lit -ROVED * UNIMPROVED riTY
proiM-rty. W. > ' rnum Smith A Co. , 1MO Firnnm.
W KS
MONET TO I IN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
proprrty nt S J'4. 6 and < > 4 per cent I'liwy
A Thoma , ro-m 107 , First Nntloanl bank uldi ; .
\V-W3
MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY PROPERTY"
WOU 00 up to XO.IXio 00 Fidelity Tnii-t Company
W S30
_ _
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES THE
O T Davis O . IJfG Firnam . \V-S11
WE WILL II WE A LARC5B SPECIAL FUND
to loan oc . .m roved Omaha pmp-rty In July
and AUKU t at lowest rates ; apply now. don t
wait until your fid loan expire * Fidelity Trum
Company. W M127
LOANS ON IMPROVED < "ITYND F\RM
property : low rates. H. B. Irey 901 V Y Life
W-9TS-A5
F D WE.VD. LOANS , 1CTH AND DOI'GLAS.
99S a&
MOM2V ' 1 I.ll VC
MONEY TO LOJ ' ' . M. 60 , 50 DAYS : FUrtNI-
ture , pianos. Me. > uK Green , room S Barker hlk
X B5
_ _
MONEY TO LOAN ON rtRNITrnE PtANOS ,
horae > i , wason * . etc. , at lowest r-ite In city
no retno\il of ffoodi. strictly contldentlal. you
can piiy the loan oft at any time ir In any
amount. Oil AH MORTGAGE LOAN f O. ,
3M So. ICtlit. .
tii fsrns.
FOR SALE ABOUT 1000 LBS MINION TYPE
TM His. asato , CM Ibs. bre\ler type 160 pair
two-tlilnl cases O ilouble Iron stands for two-
thlnl cares. Thl ? material was ucJ nn The
Omuhn Beianil Is In fairly 5001 ! cqndl'lnn
Will be solilh ap In built or in quantities to
suit purchaser JrpljIn person .ir by mall to
Tlie EP Publlahlnw Co . Omaha. Neb. T HI
CM.OO INVESTED KAHNED- APRIL S.KfX )
llaj * $3fi ? t * * ) Tune J3T4.0' ) : IS55 averaifoil 5 3 oo
woekll- : proofs frw r Dally. ITU nroailway
New Tort Y i
_
WANTED PARTNnn. LIGHT MANfKACTfn-
Ins buslne-ji. nhlrh will ttuaranteo partner d
profit of at least J1.JOO 00 yearly , you win not
require experience ahout iff ) W cash required.
70S ICth ave. . Council Hluffs Y-M14J 16 *
FOR SALE. TIIE ONLY BAKERY AND
rehtuurant In Humphrey Neb. Q\er 1.0O > in
habitants. brick buliaiu ? ane oien. e-tnb-
llsheil In 16X7 , cunie and sec. M. Illuhun , prop
_ _ Y .MM4 1C *
FOR HALE A URAIN ELEV VTOR LOCATION
In the beat part of NuLracka. AJilresn ri > C
Be otllce. Y Ml ! j-l *
WVNTED. OMAHA. NEI3 . BI'S-INE.S.S PROP
erty , \acunt or Impr el. J7 uraj i , JH 0V ) lit
exrhoiiKP for e > | ully SZ.M niodem resldencp on
Fninam st . near Crd and -uburban vac-mi
near Chlrasn il.Mr , clear will mij Jl.o.j to
J2.l * * > In caxh and as > uinu rei-iinulifb amount.
II IClikpntrfik , n 10. 0 Dtaruuni * t iTik-aKo
' " ' 2-21S-IC-
roii & VLIC msAL ESTATE .
REAL ESTATE AND LOANS
William U. Crary. 613 N. 1' . Life bids.
_ RE < i71-Jyii *
FOR SALE. LOTS OR ACRES VLo"NGSIDE
Ilia railroa.1 station and near the gorernmttnt
bulliiln s .11 the main nest entracco to Fort
Crook , prices low , terms cosy
POTTER & GEOtlUK COMPANY
S. W. Car. ttth and Farnam ts.
_ . _ RE MS77 31
ABSTRACTS. ' 11U ; BYRON REED COMPANY.
RE-SS
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FOR SALE SIX GRAIN ELEVATORS IN
Case county , Nab . on the L'nlon Pacific rail
way. easy terms and cheap. Addrcxa J. G.
Slieq. room ( CO N. Y. Life blJg. HE 373
FARM LAND.S. t _ F. HARRISON. SIS N Y.
Life. RE M7a-Jyr : *
_
M-1C1NLEY M'COLL MERCER.
You Unor/ the IX-HU
A beautiful cottase m Walnut Hill , worth SiKO.
for 51. > 1. Monthly payments to suit. Don't
b a renter always , get a home , whim It ii Just
as eay :
Omalm Real Eitato and Trust Co. , Ml S. IStli.
RE M151
"
FARM LAND.
iw > in IOHO. level. K.ya.
W le\el improved. C.6W.
20 le\el lmproHl. . I6.C J
uw le\el in lou.i. $ w an acr .
: io ne r ( Jmalia , 12 , um.
J near Omah.i. $ * . * > ) .
lo. Surp > ' ' " . . If" * .
w nenr Lincoln. J1.6T-1
iF. . Hurrtsun. 912 N. Y. Life. RE SO-1 ! ; *
A FEW RARE MIDHL'MMER CARGAINH.
Flnu full lot. within .t block of the motor Ilne to
South Omahn. SIM 00 caslj buys It , one wild
for $7 ( .oa
Cl-lOO will buy a 59-foot full front lot In tie
north pan of th * city ; nlll be. worth lH ' If
the Exposition uoea to Mlllvr ParK.
Jl. ooo for .t tlnu corner. trret puveillth ae-
iihult. ne bloi-k fn m Mr Yates1 resldente.
47-foot frontaue : wortli ts.c i ( W.
E.ist front en-room huue. bdtli. t-lo.ei. etc
M-fout lot. with Hn * natural trees , tine bai-
, . .
New Hlx-nxmi cutt.ige with modern lmpro\e-
menm , well locate-l , within .lalklni ; dlstani-e.
for . .
A IXMUitlful re ldiinc < i home , hanlwooil llnii.he.1
und every moIern lmpro\enient , ver > ' lthily
ami tine laun and hfde , worth K.w.ua , i-an
IK'iad for J3.3w .l"i.
HUMluimo line lota In tliu nnrtii iinrt of thu
city on BDI | utreets , imonit pretty houses , un
monllil > pajmentH if Jlo " 0. nch ut from JSW.OO
to J- ) " : just the thins for thow * who ride
w lievis.
Kton ono of thu alxi\e ilenorlbe-J pieces of prop
erty van be had at .1 price tha' will make tile
purrhii > er b.me niuiiey
Will Inpli'Hbrnl to she you thin property at any
time FIDELITY TRI'ST CYiMI'ANY ,
1TW Farnum t.
RE MS ? II
LOT. .
STOLEN ST BERNARD DOG. DARIC. YELlow -
low Mtj bn-ust dnil lesit , ii-nanl for In-
forninllun It-ailing to lim recu > r > H. 2
16 *
LOST. LALrY'ti PtRSB I'ONTAINING MONEY
an < l IWI TH at CurrMl luntnil. Reward If re-
tuin il u > C iiiiU "inlfht ut Kellcy Jt Sttser's.
_ _ _ _ Lost : < 4-10
LOST. TVKSDVY S'IOIIT MARE AND UELo"
Ink' . uilJIntf tua white ( K > I on fumht-ud and
one hind IeKthiTt. . mre has on xluus e > e.
Iti-wsrii If returned tu UeorcelUm. . Huu South
Uth. Luit il6-lS'
3IEUICAL.
filK PEOPLE'S DISPEN3A11Y. 1CS DOUGLAS
at. , U th * only plai-B where ladlea are turn to
be rellu-reJ of all their troublesome disease )
peculiar to tlivlr ten. Thli u thn oldest ills-
peniary In Uj elty. Don l liesltate. procnutl-
nation Is Jim ItiM at lima , and in another
month ynur allmtnt > ay be. incurable , all de-
lurwl ootifMi * anil Irn-tfUlarttUs n-nlored. no
matter from what cauan , we hav a tine home
If > ou neol privacy , a | ] Icttars enclosing ( lamp
un wrl ami medicine rorwortrd nomine-
minis , Jis.i and up. M 22 Jl *
LADIES' ClIICHEsTEIVS KNQLISH PENNY"
rurM rilU ( Dlaniona brand ) arc the best Safe.
n ll bl . Take no othur a nd Ic stamp" for
particulars. "Relief ror Ladles ' In letter by
return nmll. At drucfl. ! * , Chlclieiter
Cb.mlcal Co. , Philadelphia. I'o. Mtntlr-.i Bee
_ M B7 1 *
IlLILDIM , AXU L0ASSOCIATIO3. .
SHAJIES IN MUTUAL L. i a ASS'N PAX . 7
Pr Sat w-h'n * * -"ar : ' olaJwy" rei
i -
ileenuibl * . 170 F rm.in si. Nattlnger , Sec.
_ _ _ _ _ _ sa
HOW TO QET A HOMB OH SECURE GOOD
4S " * -H-Ply 'imah" . i a
T04 Farnuin. a. M. Nuttlne.r , Sec.
DETECTIVE AGEIVOY.
IM1TAIN P. M03TYN. DI5TECT1VB AQiiNCY ,
U a tfcctlv work < - r fully a a promptlr t.
S ° K" " " " * ' ' ! > - Omiha. ana Sll
dv , chlragu. US t si
I AnUOICKIl .
it MAHOWITZ LOANS MONEY. u N. ST
940
\9Titnr.oRY.
TUK WONPBR OF TUK AOK. THOr A.
i Mu > ery. the greatest aMmlcfcr and pnlmKter
! In the worlil pnrt present futur * tnld nr n
chunre tens Farnnm. S to 12 m . I * > to S-St
p. m. > 7I-I2
\HT
OKOROK F GKLLENBECK. BANJO AND
KUltar tpnrher R. 41S B HWtr T-I. S * Wt
JHOHTII\\D V.tD TirKWHITl.XtS.
A. C. VAN 3ANTS SCHOOL , 61S N. Y. LIFR
Ml
IlirYCI.KS .
WKfTTN BlCYf-LK Jt ilLN CO. 1418 CUMINO.
05
( KXOD GRASS. UOARD FENCE , SPRINO
water. A. W Phrlp * i Son , 207 N Y Life.
SK Jy * : '
FTRNlTfRK I'Vi'KED WINDOW it BHIONH
and mnttre * e i mmle and renovaleil ! our
prleex bef'ire plncini ; vour upter M Salk
Un. ! I11 i-umlm : nt . tel. l l. - 7
ENOAOEMENTS TO DO DRESSMAKING IN
families walkllp-i illsn Stunly ! C17 Davenport
M 472-Jyl6"
Photoprapbic Views of the Huim
cf the Great
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the cyt'lone's tleiully anil ( li'strui-ilve
work , by nionns of the pun and camera ,
can only bo obtained at the business
ortlcu of The Bt-e , for the low price of
JT)0 and the coupon below. Call at thp
otllee and examine the work , which is
not offered for sale at any other place
In the city.
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erg can secure this work by ciittlui ! out
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closing 5c in coiu , with the name and
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Bee Building- , Omaha ,
OB
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16 North Main Street ,
Council Bluffs.
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HOTEL * .
SANTUIT HOTEL.
COTt'IT. C VPE COD. MASS.
OPEN JUNE 10. JAMES \VEBU. Prop
Goud txutlne , baihlnc iuid Sxhias.
THJllTEUXTH .V.-\D JO.NKS JsTHUETS.
110 rooms. UiUii. kteam Heat ana ail mudern
convenlenL-ea. Ilatej. 11.SO anrt C.OJ per day.
Table unexcclltil. Special low rates to rrsul.-ir
Ix-ardi-rs. FRANK HILDITf'l Jinn
RAILWAX T1MB CARD
L < - a3 ill HL1.MJTON UlEU Arrtxea
OmuhaLjuvinUeyut. , lu did jTTttitia
S. Aatn ! > * nvor tvxpreits. . 0:3 um
-pm.Ulk Hills. Hunt & . i'uset biul Cx 4 05pm
4 i-imi Ljerner LSxprttta. . 4 Wpra
7 iCpm Nebrahini Lucal tuxitpt rfunday * l pm
* "am
S.LSnRi Kokt MaJI < for Llmalm dally. .
Leuies CHli Aiiu IHT.LINGTO. ' . .v Arm CM
Umnlialtillun I'i-pi.1 IQih MJIU.II rft ' > ma a
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party of tourists who arrived there from
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HAVERFORD FINALLY BEATEN
TTppin ham School Piles Up a Tremendous
Score for Six Wiokets.
VISITORS THEN QUICKLY DISPOSED OF
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'UPPINGHAM , Ens. July 16.N > .v Yink
Worlil Cablegram' Special T leBmn.i--Tlie
American collegiate cricketers met with tfi
un83t ; > ected defeat licre tmlny. far Upplnishatn
dchixil galnoil .1 victory over Haverfn-nl Ool-
ICRO by 21i3 runs. Notwlthstanillng th In
tense heat , there was a large crow 1 to stu
tha play of the visitors , uho are hecoml'lK
areat favorites. Thu home team -Tavt a
Braml exhibition ami the visitors were kept
In the tli'Ul ilurlnt ; the great heat of the day
They hail plenty of leather chualu In Ihu
broiling sun , anil by the time they hail : ; ot
to the wickets they * ere completely a Keil
out. The game * as notable for the compila
tion of the first century against the tailors ,
T L. Taylor captain of the L'pplngnam
eleven , making 106 before being disposed of.
H. n Parkes belpeit his captain to put In
100 for the first wicket , anil C. E. Wllion
almost added another century to the larne
score with a hard hit lunlni ? of ninety-two
The Innings were declared closed ul'h the
total of 347 for six wickets. Haverford
had no time to make thu runs , and played
for a draw They made a good start In this
attempt. J. A Lester anil D. H. Adams play
ing rarefully and well for their respective
scores of 33 and 21. but the combination
of Barker and Wilson was also too much for
the other men. who tumbled Into the trap
set for them , and the Inning was over for
131. Following Is the score *
UPPINGHAM SCHOOL.
H. R. Parkes. b Mltllln < =
L L. Taylor , e Mltllln. b Howson UW
K. E M Biirker , li Adams 3 >
J rhupmun , c Hlnehmitn , b Mltttln. . . . 12
O C Wilson , c Halnea , b Adams W
A. E. Hand , not out 2S
P A. Terry , c SfHttergood , l > Adams. . . . 7
J Terry , not out 4
Byes. 11 , teg byes , 5 IB
Total dleclarcil ) 347
A. Watson , F A. Lee and F. Blen did
not bat.
HAVEHFOUD.
A. B Mlttlln , e Parkex. b Wilson 8
D. H Adiims. b Wilson - 21
J A. Lester , c and b Wilson 33
C H. Huwson. c Barker , b Wllpon 0
T WIstir. c .ind b Barker 4
O n Hlnebman , run out S
J. S SoatterKood. b Wilson 2
COL-OII. o Biirker , b Wilson 11
L. H Wood , c Barker , b Wilson. . . . 0
A. G Seuttersooil , u Barker , b Wilson. . 10
A Halnes. not out 5
Byes. 7. lei ; byes , 1 11
Totnl . . 131
OP THE S VTIO. > AL LISAfiUK.
S 'Y Yiirl * Make * It Two Hut f Tlirno
from tilt- spider * .
CLEVELAND. O. . July 15. The Giants
outplayed thf home team at all points to
day The same was featureless. Attend-
uncc. SCO. Score :
i'lev-eland I 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 4
N-w York < ) < i
Hits Cleveland. 9 : New York. 11. Er
rors Cleveland. 2 , New York. 0. Earned
runs. Cleveland. 2 : New York. 1. First
bas > < ' on balls On Wilson. 2 : oil Meekln ,
Struck out By Meekln. 1. Two-bane hits.
Burkett. T"be.iu. Parrel. Meekln. Stolen
h.ises McAleer. Chllds. Van Haltrpn.
Double plavs McGarr to Tebeau. Hit by-
pit i-hed ball By Meekin 1 Passed ball :
immer. 1. Batteries Cleveland. Wilson.
Zirnmer and O'Connor. New York. Meekin
and Firrel. Umpire Hurst.
PITTSBURG'S HARD LUCK.
PITTSBCRG. July 11 Flttsburff had
twelve hits and no errors , but failed to win
because of thf Inability to bunch thu hits.
Both pitcher * illd excellent work. Aticnd-
mce. l.aU ) Score.
Plttsbun ? 10000000 0 1
Beaten U1000000 12
Hits. Plttsbiirff. 12 ; Boston. 7. Errors
Plttsburff. 0 ; Boston. 2. Earned nins : PltU.-
burs. 1 , Boston , 1. Two-bns > e hits : Beekley ,
Bereen. Hnrrinpton. Stolen boars Ely
Duffy Ba es on bulls- Off Nichols. 1 : oft
Haw ley. 1. Struck out. Lyons , Padden ,
Tenny. Bannon. Wild pitches : Hawley ,
Nichols. Double plays : Bannon to Lowe
to Tucker , Berffen to Lowe. Batteries.
Plttsburjr. Hawley and Merrill ; Boston ,
Nichols and Bergen. Umpire. Belts.
i-HICAGO CAPTURES THE THIRD.
CHICAGO. July 15. Friend was too much
for the Phillies toilay , while the Colts
batted both Keener and Garvin at will ,
each man settlns at least one hit Attend
ance , l.iuo. Score.
fhica o * 10
Philadelphia 1 10201-100 n
Hits Thic-igo. 17. Philadelphia. 9. Er
rors ( -hliaBO. 3. Phlladelohla , 2. Earned
runs I'hlc-tKo C , Philadelphia. L Two-
base hits Everltt. Luntje , Anson , Done
hue Home run : Clements Stolen bases
Everltt. Dahlen. DonohUH (2) ) . Jlertes.
Thompson Double playsHallman to
Hulen to Delehanty Struck out By
Friend. I Passed ballsDonohue , 2. Baucs
on h.illH Off Friend. 3 , off Keener. 3 ; off
< Jarvln , 2. Wild pitch : Friend. L Hit wltn
ball Ryan. Batteries : Chicago , Friend
and Donohue. Philadelphia. Keener , Gar
vin and Clements. Umpire Emslle.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
Played. Won. Lost. P C.
'
I'Mnrinnutl f S2 24 631
Baltimore 70 47 23 57.1
' "Mi'vo'und i3 i ; nj in
Boslon 71 41 30 57.7
Chirasro 7S 42 ; < ] 3.5
Pitistiur ! ? 71 SA 33 533
Philadelphia 73 31 29 4fl'c
Brooklyn 73 31 33 w o
\ViflhiIlKton 67 31 30 4fi3
N-w York ffl 23 40 4'0
9t Louis 74 20 54 27.0
Loul.svllle C7 IB . ' 1 23.9
Giimi-s todayBoslon at Cleveland ; Bal
timore at Cincinnati : Philadelphia at Pitts-
burs New York at Louisville ; Washlnston
at rhlcaso , Brooklyn at SL Louis.
AVE.STEHS A.ShOCIATIOHESfLTS. .
Ul'N MolllCM IJl-lN ItH Klrsf ( Jlft Of till-
SHIIMOII ut Hni-UforirM ICtiieiim- .
DES MOINES. July 15 Gnme forfeited
to Ues llolnr-s , 9 to u , Rockford refusing
to play after the fifth Innlni ; because of a
decision of the umpire which cost them
ihree runs The guate stood 7 to 7 at thn
ml of the- fifth
gi INi'Y , III. . July 15. Score-
Peuna I 0 2 0 1 0 1 0 S
yuimy 100010000-2
Hiw Poorla. 9 : Qulncy , 3. Errors : Pe-
orlii. 4. gulncy , 2. BatttTle : Peorla , Sou-
tiers and Dtigdalu ; Qutnuy. Ueldy and
mulnn.
CEDAR RAPIDS. la. , July li Scora :
Burllnffton . G
Cedar Rapids. 5
Hits Burln ! ton. 14 : Cedar Rapids. 12.
Errors Burlington. 3 , Cedar Ritpids. 0. Bat
teries Burllninon. Nlchola and Huff. Cedar
Rapids RiBliiy Slunle and Sullivan.
ST JOSEPH. July Ik-Score.
3t Joseph 0 001000 1
Dubuquu 0 U 0 0 u 0 u U
HltH St JoBejih , 4 , Dubuaiie , 2. Errors ) :
St Joseph , u. Dubiiiiiu | o. JJattvriiut. at
Joseph , Johnson and Ward ; Diilniiine , Do-
Ian and Zahner
STANDING OF THE TEA1IS.
PlnywJ. Won. Lout. P.C.
75.S
M.5
W3
51.4
(2.9
4 * S
307
JS.3
llrltililiilaV'ln Til In One.
fAMPBELLTOWN. Seotlimd. Jtily 16.
I'ndcr thn auspices of Campbelltonn Yanht
club there i\na M.illud today a race
for ftrat-olaii-i yachta over a fifty-mile tri
angular course The WBHthur was rtne.
The start was made at 10 : > J o'clock , tha
yachts getting awuy In thu following ordur.
AlUa , Britannia , Caress , SutunTt.i and
Meteor The prized were IcO and 20.
Tim twnnty-raturs , Nlagam and Thn
Hnlnt started over a thirtymilourse
at 11 15 a. m the prlza being . Pent | nl ,
w hleh has i-ontt-sted a number of rnunn this
season with the two other yachts named ,
nun son to Southitmpton. whore ah will
underao alterations.
BrltannUi won the rac for Ma > achts
and Satanlta was uftooml on time nllonr-
ane Niagara won the twnty-rater race
Hunluii CluilleuueM Ouinluiir.
TORONTO Unt July 13 Edward Hun-
Ion totl.iy < hallentfti Jake Uuilaur for a
race for the professional sculn ! ! champion
ship ot Arnerica. Stanbury'a refusal to row
at thu Vancouver regatta and Oa itluur'B
to race In KnRlnn.1 have per-
_ Ha u Ion to mnke this < ITT If N tlH-
factory to Vancouver he would row iJmi-
daur for the rh mi lfm hp und it pure ef
IS fw t the PomlriK irgntta. Han Ion la In
fine form nd confident of victory If hh
1 la accepted.
OK TUB WKSTHHV t.KKJt'K. '
Inillliniitml's ihoves Mlnnrniiolls Itnt'k
MJMNSAPOLIS. July IS-l-si-orp :
Mlnnenptrtl * . . . 3
Inrllnnnpollfl . 3 i n i 9 0 0-W
Hits Minneapolis. S. IniHarmpwIfci. U.
ErrorsMlnninpoltw. . 4 ; IntUiinnmHK 1.
Bftttertet : HutchlMin. Henly and Sohrlver ;
Phillips and Buckley
3T PAUL. July lfc.-Soor :
St Pmtl 0-11
Columbus . . . OSflUOHOfl 4 7
Hit * St. P'ttil. 14. Columbus. 11. Errors :
St. Paul. 3 ; Columbus , 1. Batteries. Den
ier ind Spies- Jones itnil HmMftrrmer
MILWAUKEE. WK. July IS-St-ore :
Milwaukee . . . . - 0-T
Detroit 00108(102 ( M
Hltst Milwaukee. W ; Detroit. 12. Errors :
Milwaukee. 3 : Detroit. 1 Butteries Non-
nemnrker. Butties and Spenr ; Egnn , Fl-
tleld mid Trost.
STANDING Of TUK TEA.MS.
Played. Won. Lost. P r.
Indliinapolls ( M U it W..2
St Paul m 40 23 IW. "
Kan.sns City 71 III 31 . .
Mlnmienpolls 71 30 E M 3
Detroit * n 37 K IB rt
Milwaukee 74 34 W 4S.3
Grind Rnplds 73 17 4fi 3. 0
Columbus i 23 5 ! .19. .
Games today. Detroit at Milwaukee , In-
dlannpalln at Mlmiertpolls ; Columbus at
St. Paul. Grand Rapids at Kaunas City
UEMLI/rM ON THE 11L\M > : TH VCKS.
Kiivorlten Curry On" the Coin Ililiiu I'll
lit tile Viileiliiet Heiolitn.
NEW YORK. July lo. - The weather
cleared at Aqueduct park today In the
first event Halting was the favorite and
Hallon second choice The favorite won
very easily , with Sir Ritcco second. Pearl
font : was the favorite In the second event
and Inuuirendo was second choice , but they
finished In reverse order. Inuuirendo win
ning In a furious drive byi head. There
were but tlve starters In the third race ,
with Successful an odds-ou favorite. She
was sent to the front Immediately after
the start and was never headed , winning
easily , with Daly's Florinn in the place.
Results-
First race , six furlongs : Hailing (4 to 5) )
won. Sir Rocco i2tl to 1) ) second , Illliflou ( S
to 1) third. Time. 1 ltA4.
Second race , one mile. HelllniT Inqulrendo
(3 to 1) ) won. Pearl Son * (11 to i ) second.
Roval H ( S to 1) thlnl Time 1 43K.
Thlnl race tlve furlongs , selling : huc-
ce.ssful (7 to 21 won. Victorian (15 ( to 1) sec
ond. Setfast (9 ( to 3) third. Time : 1 U3.
Fourth race , mile and a sUteenth AJux
IS to 1) won. Captain T (1 ( to 3) second.
Kallrhoe (6 ( to 1) ) third. Time 1 M > 4
Fifth race. live furloiiirs- Slow Pokn (3
to 1) won. Sir Moltko (20 ( to 1) second. Our
Johnny (20 ( to 1) third. Time t to.
Sixth nice , one mlle The Druid (4 ( to
5) won Nick Johnson (2 ( to 1) second , Ber-
sen (13 to 1) third Time. 1 lu'i.
CINCINNATI , July 15 Balk Line was
the only favorite to win at Latonla today
Second choices had a good duy of It , win
ning tlve of the races. Track sloppy Results
sults-
First race , six furlongs : Amy T (10 to
1) won. Chagrin ( S to 1) ) second. Good Ad-
vlco (4 to 1) ) third Time 1.20
Second race , five furlongs- Captain Pier-
sail (3 ( to 1) won. Will Wallace ( H to . > ) sec
ond. Hats OfT (3 to U third. Time : l.Oi.
Third nice , one mile , selllns , " Balk Line
( S to 5) won , Relmy (15 ( to 1) ) second. Major
Tom (23 to 1) third. Time- - S i
Fourth race , four and a halt furlong ,
selling- Connie Lee (4 to 1) won. Queen of
Liars (7 ( to 1) second. Ilia (3 to 1) third.
Time l.OOH.
Fifth race , mile and twentv yards sell-
Inir Almee < S to 2) ) won. St. Helena (4
to 1) second Morton (4 ( to I ) third. Time :
1-304.
Sixth rnce. four and a half furlongs. sellIng -
Ing- Alice C1 to 1) won , Thorn Blossom
(3 ( to 1) ) second. Adulid (6 to 1) thlnl. Time.
0 23 * i
ST LOUIS , July 13. Gold Top In the
Charter Oak stakes was the only wlnnlnj ?
favorite at the qrouuds today , well-lmcked
long shots taking thu remaining nve events.
The weather was hot and the track fast.
Results-
First race , tlve furlongs : Gold Top (2 to 1)
won. Zarida (12 ( to 1) ) second , Rochy < 2o to ID )
-third. Tllie : 1-aW.
Second raise , selling , six and one-lialf
furlongs : Ozark. Jr. (7 ( to 2) won. Dick De-
neath (40 to 1) ) second. Bravo (15 ( to 1) third.
Time 1 22U.
Third race , selling , six furloncs. Pelleas
(9 ( to 2) ) won. Harry Mcfourn ( G to " > ) sec
ond. St. Pancniw (9 to 2) ) third. Time I 13 > i.
Fourth race selling , one mileBridgeton
(9 to 1) won. Davesae (23 ( to 1) second , Our
Mairgle (12 to 1) thlnl Tnv ! > - 1.13 %
Fifth race , selling , mile and one-six
teenth : Blngblnger (0 ( to 2) won. Schiller
(3 ( to 2) second. Linda ill to " . ) third Time-
1 174
Sixth race , flve and one-half furlonjrs.
Gladys II (20 to 1) ) won. Foraythe (6 ( to 1) )
second. Lady Hamilton ( S to 1) third. Time
, 'KANSAS CITY , July 13. "Curley" Brown ,
who has for two seasons served as starter
nt the track of the Kansas City Racing as
sociation , has resigned and will go to Cin
cinnati to push his -patent starting gate.
M. J Farley , late of St. Louis and for
merly of Roby , Intl. , will succeed Brown.
Results :
First race , four and one-half furloncs :
Cheyennn Fanny (2 to 1) won. Miss Addle
second. Dock L third. Time : u j7'
Second race four and one-half furlongs ,
selling Dr MoAUlster won. Maple Leaf
second. Spoon third Time : 0-51 ; , .
Third race , one mile , selling- Dar Wadge-
wood won. Alv.i second. Zeemln Vista third
Time : 1.45.
Fourth race , six furlongs , handicap : La
Fiesta won. Oueen F.IUHIUS second. Day
light third Time- 17V
Fifth race , rive furlongs , selling Thur-
man won. Longfellow second. Little Dock
thinl Time : 1 03.
Sixth race , six furlongs sellingEd Glenn
won. Camden second , Winchester third.
Time- 174
IIEMFIT IIK-YCLE i LACKS TOMCHT.
Attractive I'riiirrain ( XTepeil ut Chiirle- .
Street I'lirk.
Tonight at Charles StreHt park there will
he a special prouram of wheel races , the
ofojuet liwint ? a benefit for the fund on be
half of the ISM Sleet rlub , an organization
of wheel enthusiasts which hopes to cary
the name and fnmu of Omaha to Loula-
vllln and come home with BO mo sort of as
surance that the ISt'S national met will be
held Inthls city That the object of the
benefit is worthy la admitted , but the pro-
Kram for the night Is In Itaclf an ntrai-tlon
sutlicient to Justify attendance. Among the
events are those for profexHlonal riders. In
whlrhr Plxley Sehnder Mcf.ill. Freder-
tikdon , Hull Lafferty mil maybe Becker
will start Plxley and Mcfnll will try to
beat their half-mtlx tandem record of 0:57 :
flat , and there will be j f.it man's race ,
and a one-mile match racu between L.
Daly and L. D Erion of South Omaha. In
tile umiituiir events suc'h well known ridera
as Kdtfhlll. Parker. Martin. Thomas. Kllhy ,
Brown. S'inlih and Williams will start , ami
Master Gus I'lillllpa. a Wentern I'nlon boy
will Rive , in exhibition of trick rtdlijf ; .
Therft will be a number of special events ,
besides the usual efforts to brfiult records.
HKTWBis.t TUB vnK ' * A.MJiii..s. .
\VfHerii 'IVunlM Clul liiiilniiMliln rnu-
ttrit IM . iirriMt Jilt ; Uiiv\n
CHIfAGO Jtlly 15 In the noxternIlimi -
ploiiHhlp lawn tennis Tournament tha con
tent in doubles has narrowed down untli
only two teams are left Everts and
George Wrenn have now to play Carr and
Sum Neol. the -.Tinnors to hold the tltlu
of wnstern ehnrnplnns for a yeur ind tu
compete with eustum champions for thu
ehampionslllp of tMi > I'nlled rftntes.
In th Kindles four c-untext.inta are Uift
8.1 m Xe l , L. H. Myers , Georso 1C. Bt-I-
den < > f MInnMipolU ana ' 3uor iWtcnn. .
Thu winner In this -svent will meet Carr U.
Neel for the wtMiern clmmiiliinnhlp In
.ilnifles. Todays results ware :
Connludlng match In third round of ln-
Sum 15. Xeel beat reverts Wronn. 8-S 0-2.
Heml-ilnal round In dotibli-s-
C B an.l S Jl Ne l luV. . L. Myers
and L. H. Ityn.-ion. ft-t , if-4. r.-l.
Gooree nml Kv rtn Wrenn bi-at Sam
r"hisfl and Mrflnlluii , S-J. 02.f. . S-3
\hTIM5S 1'illl A\ INS IT TIJ.WIjj.
JiiliimiMi anil Ilrinvn Arii tli Uliniti-
Illiini uf VeliniKkn | ronlile .
HA8TINUH. X.-ti . July IB.-Hpeilal ( T le-
snun.j The nuinl-llnalM < ind final of Ihu
state tannis touinnment In daubluH nus
v\lln 'i .Hl ( odny by n fair jlwsil audience
the weather IJBIIIK f.ivornule. Ther was
emi ilne playlns. oup r > luly ) by Johnaon
and Brown of this city < " 3 CulllnKhrfin
nd O H. Tounjt of Omutia Iwat H.illtiy jnd
Hornhart of HutlncM. s-i. s.7 ' - ) s-f .
The form cllsplayud hy tliu Hnstin H t4 m
\vas evidently a surprise to th rt-pr Hita-
live * of Oirmha
Tim ilnul round resulted In a victory for
Johnson and Brown of HuatJrKH over Oil-
llnithHin nnil Youn ? of Om'ha ITio h < ; or
Semiuil Usiy ul . ,
3AGIKAW Jllfli , July lS Tie woond
lay ofIJH Ur > i n Pi'rk Orii.il 1'lr'glt meet
- nwas mnj-kert byair wa > ! ior anU good
Ki Torttp hntl no troiihle m
winning two of HH cv nt , but in the i 20
pace thn talent wn nt , - the Brst
thr hents .levpop | i thrw > < lirfer"nt win
ners The rue * flnnlly went to Red i > nlt.
drtvpn hy E l ( kn-rs Tht 2 40 st.iKe wn
coni-wlert to NewburRh r. It wits thp ninth
ponwwitlvn vJrtnrv tnr the sr n t nwn.
Lottie Loraln , n stronx favmltp. won th
2 10 puce hi itrnlwht hpnts Rf ult
nourd of Trade stuki-s. for 2 0 trottprs ,
$ ! . ' * Newbunther won In straight hems
Time f 21 , 1.114 , I 14. Kllilnrt OiTult s * < -
ond. Hnrrv M tmnl Klnic Henry Httntlpy.
Peter nd Wrtlter S alini tirtpd :
2 2rt radnc. pupw JWRpd Onh won the
sMimd , fourth i nd fifth hentu Time i \ \
t IS , 2 1 4. Ni llt K won the thlnl hent in
: IS tnd wn s find. KIn Kghert won thn
nr t h ( nt In 2 1 ? < * and WHS third. Monopl- .
Wnlnut I d Jo-ephlne Monogrim ami
Hrlllimn uln tnrt l
2 10 pnce pur < ' WM Lottlp Lornln won
In MrnlKht hemi Time J 12 * , . i ll i. 2 104
rhornlcond , I.uev Pin third ( SiueitP. _
WhlrllKlit , Sphynxptta , Belle T Vlontta 1
and Hul Pnrker ttlno startml i
( ) ! * TUK I.IVltV : XMVTI'MHS.
l > n\lil Cl j Mluli Hfiiiiui A > Inn friiiu
tttf > StiiilfliiirstKKrpuntlnii. .
DAVID CITY. Neb. July in-SpeilBl
Tflpsram.l The Staplehurst hnw bull tpnm
was defeated hero today hv the Pnvlil City
Hlnh frhonl tenrn In a well-pliiyed Kame.
The feature of the Kame wns the all round
playing of Rex Bell tit sevond Imse Score
Staplehurst . . . . 0 0 0 2 fl n 1 I 2 fl
Dnvlil City S 0 n 1 0 2 0 2 10
HitsStaplPhurat , I ; Dnvlil City. 3. Kr-
rors. StHplehurst. .1. Dnvlil City , I. Bat
teries. Stnplehurst. Pnttprsnn. Haller and
Jprxpiisen. Diivlil City. l-Vnlnn and Disney
t'mplre , Reynolds of Staplehurst
WAHOO. Neb. July -Hpeelal ( Tele-
Kram. ) The Frpmont bastImll team went
down before Kllllan's Clerks at this plncn
todny This Is the second name thesii
teams have played this season , the ( 'lerks
winning both immes. Tlie name was well
contested , both sides playlni ; Rood hall.
Score :
Kllllnns fl n 0 0 2 0 "i 2 9
Fremont 0 1 0 I 0 1 1 I 0 3
Hits : Kllllnns , 6 ; Fremont. 11 Errors
Kllllans , 3 , Fremont. V Two-tmau hits :
Mllcns. Jamison. Struck out By Crawford ,
7. by Jamison , V Stolen huso * Fremont ,
fi ; Ivllllans , S. Bases on balls Off Crawford ,
1. of Jamison. 1 Wild pitch < * i-iwford. 1.
Passed Imll ICmls. 1. Batteries Frpmont.
Jamison , Baler and E.uls , Kllllans , ri-iw-
fonl and Johnson. 1'mplres : Cook and
Lover
PIERCE. Neb , July --Special Tele-
Bram. ) Pierce and Meadow drove Imll
nines furnished nn Interestlnu Knme to n
larse Katherlnt ; of speetalors thLs after
noon. The jrame was u hotly contested
one. but Pierce came out victorious by a
score of 17 to tl.
AKRON , In. . July 13 ( Special TeleKram. )
One of the hottest contested jtames ever
seen In this part of the country was played
here today , tuklm ; ten Innlnus to decide ,
and about J2W changed hands. ScornColt ? -
rld re , 4. Akron , 3. Batteries. Colerldsn ,
Redman and Wood. Akron. Davis ami
Taylor.
HASTINGS , Neb . Jvilv IS.-Special Tele-
Kram. ) A nice same of bull was witnessed
In this city today between Junlata and
Hnstltms. genreJunlata , 9 , Hastings. R.
Batteries : Hastings. Van Fleet and Van
Meter ; Junlata. Bechtelhelmer and Vree-
inancl.
I > III2ATKV \VI.AI111.IODI\ ) \ .
II. llinlileleyVln Oil.- Cimifliend _
Kinit > > In VN.i Hut.
LONDON. July 13In the All EnRlanil
tennis championship tournament ut Wim
bledon todav. Herbert Baddeley beat W.
A. Lamed. J-ii. 4-fi. U-4 , K-4. In the doubles
H. L. Dougherty and Scott beat A. E.
Foote. and A. W Hallxvnrd three sets to
one. In the consolation H. L. Dougherty
beat A. E Foote < i-4. 6-2 Onlv two sets
were necessary Thus both the Americans ,
Larned and Foote , are out of the tourna
ment.
The game between Larned and Baddeley.
the latter a brother of the present rham-
plon , was the feature of the day It was
played on the center court , where all cham
pionship finals ar > - played. Muliony , Eaves
and other crack tennis players were tmon
the large crowd of interested spectators oC
the contest. Larnod started In splendid
stj'Io and won the first two games han la
down. He played a smashing game , mak
ing wonderful cross drives , and every ono
thought he completely outcliiHsed Badde
ley. Thnn LarneU fell to plei es. sending
hiilf the halls out of court or Into the not ,
while Baddeley. playing quietly and with
care . "d accuracy , gnulu-illy crent up on
the American. Half a dozen times Larned
was -SO-love. then ho would lus four -.rokci
in succession. When the hrjr < < l ioil t \i
sets a'l ' the excitement bsca-ne srf.it.
Lamed begnii the final set -v-'l an 1 \ n
two games off the reel , then ign n l.o
went to pieces and the odd -"t A is won by
Baddeley Foot" was eompl.-i.-ly finolh-
erpd by young Doherty
llesiiltM < if tin * < * 4ilf Tiinriiey.
SOUTH-VMPTON. N V. . July IS.-Many
of the golfers who attended the second
day's meeting of the United States Golf
association's second meeting at the Shln-
necork Hills club's Units thought lust
year's champion , Blair McDonald , would
come out of the second trials today with
a Rood margin to his credit. The western
man did not come up to his partisans' ex
pectations and his championship honors ,
won at Newport hist ye r. faded away
when J O Th < irp - of the Cambridge Golf
club beat him out with a score of three
holes and two plays The New England
man went around the eighteen holes in
eighty-one strokes McDonald wnsi ono
behind , however , making the eighteen holes
In eighty-two strokes Ho camu home In
thirty-eight , while Thorpe took forty-one.
H J Whlghum of Chicago succeeded in
beating L. P Bayard of New Jersey by a
score of two In the eights and In the fours
which followed he won fiom H. P
Sweeney. St. Andrew's Golf rlub , 2 5 holes
and three to play He smashed all ama
teur records for this course by making
eighteen holes In seventy-four strokes To
morrow the four winners will be druwn
In two pairs The winner will be the ama
teur champion of the United States Golf
association and have custody of the Huve-
n-.eyor silver i-up for the ensuing year.
fileneiilruVliiH tin. Clip ,
NEW YORK , July 15. The third and last
race In thu series between Glencalrn of
the Royal St Lawrence Yacht club of
Canada und El Helro for the silver trophy
cup offered by th Scawanhnka-Corinthian
Yacht c'ub ' for small yachts was sailed
today over a course three miles to the leu-
ward and return , twice over , and Glon-
calrn won.
Glencaim finished just thirty-one seconds
aheud of her rival. The wind was strong
and both boats sailed double reefed Hardly
had the rice barn run wlu-n the mrlnt ;
commltt-e of the Seawanhnka-Corlnthliin
club formulated a challenge to thu Royal
St. Lawrence Yacht c-luli for u mutch to
be Milled during thn ynchtlng season of
HOT for the International challenge cup for
small yachts , with a y-icht to be numcd
later , within the twenty-live foot racing
class.
_
Valk > rl < > 111iiIlM for tin * Cljilr.
NEW YORK , July -Lord Unnraven'i
yiicht Valkyrk III sailed from here today
for the Cljde. where xho may bn over-
huultd anil raced against Emperor WI1-
llam'3 Meteor.
TKM21I13.NT IHII * K flUK IX IIOSTO-V.
Mnu nnil Illn Wife llurnt-il tu ] | |
ami : i \\tiliin Ihiillr Hurt.
BOSTON July 15 In a hnrt but lirlBk
tenement liouse flrn un Lehlgti street to
night , Mr nnd Mru Dennis Dribcoll uai-
biirned to death ami Mrs. Marsar-t Illgan.
a willow asrd 70. received Injuries fiom
which h will Olii. The IJrltcolls wuru
driven bdcli Into their roomx. Mrs. Drliicoll
had strength emmgli to rt-ach the open
window , whnio tliu linrrlded jpei.tatoM UH-
Ionnw her rook Iiernolf in agony an4 at
lant fall baclc cload
AINSV.'OHTH. Neb. . July 13. ( Special Tel.
egr.imTho > hulldlni ; which U occupied by
the llrm of N.ahlt & lllppey wan dlHcornred
to be on tlrn ut noon today. Tlio tire waa an
thn iiiHldi ) and was very hard to get at. The
flro eompany did uxcellont work , and liultlu
of an hour and a half had thu blaze extin
guished. It In not liiiown how thu flro orig
inated. Tliu djmatfu will rtiach Into the
'huusanJa.
ciui.'H iionv Fni'M ) IA run ui\in.
Jnlv < ItiiwerHrre > t.-d nit Hie ClnirK *
if llnrilurliiur Delhi lliitofiliiKOii.
IOLA. Kan July 13. Last Saturday MUi
Della Iliitelilnt-on of Hutnboldt inyaterioimly
ilUappejir l. Tnilty hnr ilt-ad body was
found In the Nnofclio river wltU large atonvi
tied lo u BU8iItiun | at onre poliito < I tu
Jake nngers. It wax known that he had
purchased poUon on tlm day aho illsap-
pparwl ml h * ashe last pereon teen
with her Ilogi-rs Han arr it J. and ii In
Jail , barg < M with muMer It [ x thought
tlia lrl dlixl from the nfYert of a crimlnnl
operation and that her body was then thron'n
into ' .lie river
( iolil liliiniriitii to Kiirniie ,
NKW YORK July 15 1 . Von Hoffman ft
fo. will ship tomorrow to Germany fJOO.fttW
In cold.
Ljranl Krerto will ship tomorrow to
France JGOO 000 In al < l Tha agsr Kit
. nxasfrn-enta hu far for .ibipmcnt 'ouioruw
amount lo IW.'sXJ.
