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lie tnUrn nntll 12i3O i > . in. for llic
nn < 1 iintll 8 I > . m. far I lie
iniirnltiir nnil J-uiulny nlltlon * .
> UcrU cT , Ity rrqucntlnc n nnm-
l > err l rln-ck , cnn lime nnKwrm ml-
lr-c meil to n tin inhered Irller In cnr -
1 of The Ilrr. Atmwrrii MII nililrcoitcil
T lll lip delivered tin iirrnpntntUin nt
tinrlicck only.
It n lex , 11-Zc n word flr * < Innertlnuj
If n. mini tlirrenftrr. Notlilim tnUcn
for It-lot Ihnn 2.1p fur the flrxt Inner-
lion. Tin-fir ml * ertl ouipnt in UK ! \ \ *
run conm-cntlt ! > .
\\A\1 IC1 MAMS IIULP.
WANTKn AN ItJHA WHO CAN THINK OP
* Tniflmpte thin ; to piilenf Protect your
Mfi tlifj ma > brine Juu wealth AVrllr John
IV rrtclcrliurn & Co l > rnl. V Pnlrtit Artompvu.
\\imhlnrton , U. C fur tln-lr Jl.KtO prlx- > ner
nd i lUt of two hundred Inventloni wnntcd.
It GTS
\vr WANT
for 'lie Athctirum I'ratcrnlty. cotnblMnE Wend -
end ncrhlpnt Innuranrp Kwid pnnlractii nu3
cboleitrrrltorj , uijilj | to 3 MVnril fUprtmc
orRimlriT 401 Ilco building , Omnh . otTIrr hour <
t to It ) n. m H 1ST AS4
JTJOO TO U006 A MONTH ANI > B
pnld rmlrnmcn lor ciRnrx experience unneecii-
i-ar > . mmrtnnl CO ) F l.lttlc Olrrlt clpnr ttm-
rhlnn frep to enrli ci'Mumer ChnrlPf * C
lllnhopCo. . , Bi. t.nuln. Mu D M 9 PC *
jLvilOltnitS AND TnAMKTnilS tlAIMtOAD
work , VTjumlnc nnO Nrlirnnl-n it SO ilni rrre
fariKramvr & O'Htarn , 1120 r rnam Mm-l
H U7- *
WANTED. A TOTTNQ MAN 18 TO 5u WHO
In stpmiKraphrr. t > jiewrlter nnil uHo wilte * u
flnp Imiicl for iidlce work Annly In Miur own
AliJir U 7 lice
sAt < isMiyT roii oi'n IIRYAN AND WKIN-
Icy clears , t3t 00 uirkly unrt miipn-i-n , ox
Jiorlrnec utini ccsnurj 1'olU , llltchle * ; Co
Bt IxiUlH. Mo 11 MUM 14 *
\rxKTin. AN nxriminNCED L.ADV HOOK.
kt-eiier und tinotruihcr | Afld V 14 , H < nHlcc
C-MS-13
emu ron GBNHUAL , uotiBcwonK. MISS
J L Hill , nor So Ulh Btreet. C MStl IS *
HOt'finS IN ALL , 1'AltTS OP THE CITT TI1D
O. J' . Davli Cumimnj. 1S05 rurniun. U 57C
11OUSUS , DKNKWA CO . 108 N loTH ST
-S77
WODKllN HOUSES. C A. BTAnil KS N Y.D57S
D-57S
HOUSES. WALLACE , BROWN 11LK. 1C 4 DOUR
I > -C70
8-r.OOM , DCTACHED. MODERN HOUSE. } K
Ennutre iKl Cuiiitul u\ctiuc , 11 11 Itohlfion
U 110
STEAM HEVj'ED FTOIIES AND rLATS
Howard P.ancl ; , aecnt , 1C10 Chicago ntrpct.
D M5S2
< ! HO1CE HOUSES ANr > COTTAGER ALL OVER
the city. K to jo. I'lflellty 17U2 rarnamUC1S
U-C1S
LAIlGtS LIST OP HOUSES. THE T1TIION
Heed Co , Z12 S 14th St. D-5M
irrtrsns ronnLINT IN ALL , PATHS or THK
city. Urcnnun-Love Co. . 1'uxtcn lllocl.
D-2R1-A15
t-noo.M nousEraH BATH ; ec s : IST ST
! ' IKA2I *
_ _
C TIOOM. DETACHED MODERN HOtTSE J2T.
Inquhc SC21 Capitol incnui' . 1 : H
Sr.t7 ST MATIT'S AVE . fl-HOOM MOPCUN
httUBC , S-j < K ) Gar\ln IlroB , 1013 F.imani Pt
kD2 It
run itK\Ti-URMsmi ) HOOIIS.
WANTED. AGENTS. STItEETMEN AND HOYS
to sell McKlnlcj end llrjun Jltlmprujih iior-
trAltn , :2xs. : tolar . J ' -i ] > er liunUivd , sun
] ilp , 10c. McKln1 * > > und Hryan cabinet iihotun ,
5-a * iO l * "r hundord sample l a HuttonR II " ' > i er
liunrtifd ; BHUii'les rc. The blcKi t and l Bt
Ciinipalfni llimL. Kcrot r uaiitfi utw. coo
jiagifl und tull ol purtraltR of national men.
tnlls fur II lilK tiling for attain Outllt .ffct
Send l.-c Jor imstner OnHarjulcL und maLt
money "lille tlit cuinpalcn In Tiot A nnrtluj
tt Co. . Puu'r * . Cincinnati , O H-S10 15'
TNICE rrnNisiiED KOOMS LIGHT HOUSE-
l.t oping. 1112 K 11th E : - ! > (
KITItM&Uiu ItOOMS AM ) IIOAUU.
1'LUASANT IIOOIIS , WITH HOARD l
P MCW1 5.1"
iron nn\T &Tonis AMI ornccs.
mtbT CLASS IiniCK STOP.E DU1LDING. 1011
rarnum ; thiec blurlm und ba iin ntnlll ulttr
to suit tenant. Ion it.nl. Zll 1st Nttt'l U'U bids
RENT. THE 4-STORY UR1C1C BUILUING
at 910 Turnam HI. This bulldlnc Imp a llrcuiiHil
ct merit basement , romplete etcum liputlnplls -
tuiL3uaUr en ull lloaib , cas. flc. Apr > l > ut
the ofllcc of The Hi-e 1 illO
3 ORU. 75X24. rRCMONT. NED. rr-
tHt lucjitlcn , hecond btory Jltttitl lor reflltltincu. ,
Inqulie Htirrcnbalinu llUBOnlc Timnlr , Tic-
mout. Neb. 3 8li
AGUM'b WAM'Bn.
WANTnD-3.000 AGENTS TOR RUSSELL'S AU-
tliorlzcd "Lives uf RRKlnkT and Hobart
KO imrcE , cleirantly llluhtnaed I'Uce oiilj
tl.il ) . TJir b nt and thp clicancfct. und outprlls
ull otlura 10 per cent to OKdiU. and IrriRhtn
Iiald. Ilookc now iintly. . bave time by Fi-nd-
ln U ) ctMUB in KtamiiB for an outfit at once
Aildrcrs A t ) . Worthlncton & Co Hurtfortl
Cctin. .1 Mag-AK *
AOHNTS. nvrnv MERCHANT uurs"orit
macxatne foi printing Fl iin on fen" * * * , brldstt
hldo ulks , otc. nnsuer i ulcU Aic Co. Ita
_ di . WJ . J MIS3 1J'
C. THI ! JJKMAND TOR J1OUSES
list < iou with Parrottu , Doucla * I'.11. oppo-
ilir llayilcn'u 1C 701-S S
\ \NTED TO RENT AHOl'T TJVE ITNrLTRN-
JM cd runms , inoaurr. . nut o\er JIG ( H ) b }
foiully o ! tin ic ArldregH 17 1C , ] > t-e
K-KI-11'
&TOIIAGIS.
1'Al TIC BTDllAGi : VND WAREHOUSE CO >
SI8-D1P Jonen , General SIOIUEP und forwarding
M SSC
STORAGE , PRANK E\\'ERS \ ,
W 3k7
OM VAN ! STORAGE , Hi ; rAVM. TEU 1519.
M -AS
BALE OR TRADE GOOD PHAKTON.
4tnul > le llr.lit lurncru , Hln lt Imrncnk , dlumund
imi ; and dlanvjnd hlilit Ktud Will trade any
iij ilic HKI\C fiu hoiHCk or > : ii-rtj' . Cell at irii
Hurney ht . uphtulni p sio
RA11IL1TV TA Lilt CARRIAGES' . BUGGI lIS [
IthjflunB , butluiu j > rluA , J. Slmpsui , , 14'W
I'-IAS
1\OOL > . TO A COR11. T.
JEST HARDWOOD HOC3 AND C'lIIfKHN
S me : albo "all nlru" C , R. Li-r , (31 U' > ufla .
o-an >
_
SI. ll\ND JJlC\fLKS , W. 115 , A. J20. Ill Cl t-i.ES
icjiulitd. Oiu. Hluy. Co SJ3 N ICtli Kt.
JXIR SALE. 4 I'JUtSfl FAMILY COWS. TALL
ufur C p. m nil ErnUInc kt Q $ & ! ' ,
or : D HAND U'MBUR , i-oNFihTiNG OP
llS jiUill and Mifitliic- 1C bu lith
3-JKU yOPNG THOROUflUiaiD JERSEY CO\\ ;
\orj rlib mllfcer. crnat i t , .llwr eray ,
L > ciiuty 1'ranlk Hart , Ci-ntvr und Uid Si
irc ,
i SMITH , 1121 POUOLAS STRDUT. ID
l\ \ < r. room C , jumwiic. vtcum , ulauliol tuid
KiilnliuriDe UdUi . T-MSH U *
WMli LAKUi : , UATI1 , JJASSAGE. 1C17 J1OU' .
St. T
_
JJMi : . A61CH , 11ATHS. MASSAQE. 107 S
bt. . ruora S. T J !
MISS VAN TAiaJUNHUItO ! > K8TliOYS PEIt-
- \ > y rloctrlclty nuuu-auou * iudr. moleM.
iloom 416 , K. Y. LU
JlOSTON JJREiS CUTTINQ JlCADKkJY. R. SO
Ui Uk. Ituni tli Uet j Um uurclutliii ,
nuuted , clrcuUn fcrut. lln. a btiellcr.
K0 .
, we refer to bundruCU of
o. Jt Mlllnr Co. . W7 N T
} . ' U. U UI
( OntlnuHl )
COCKER fll'ANinW CHHA1' . T 5 ,
life. L . .
TRtTMI'KTHP.B OF FORT CROOK DB-
Mrp to notify thp pul'lle thut Oipy h rp th
lip t Imclp rnrpf ) In thp rirmy nnd nre vpm
for enc Krmpntn C n furnlh tram * to 22
men Adrtrcm rhsrles Ikrth chief trumpeter ,
company F , Twentj-.Feeona infuntnI
I -MM6 ]
HOME TREATMENT TOR t TERINE
p * . I'hjrteUn In attendance l n ilta-
tion or health book free 9IC Hff bide
i * Ml
RHIM3Y TO i.oo HIAL n
NTHONY LOAN Jt TRt'ST CO. . 316 N Y
Quirk tnone ) t low rate * for choice farm lnan >
In IOVIL , nortticrn Mliwourl. cantern Netirarka.
W- * >
CITT LOANS a A _ BTArUl. SS * IT T LITE
V.V-5D7
IdOXEY TO IJOAN ON IMirROVED OMAHA
real CTtute llrtnnnn , Lo\eCo , Pajtton Work
W 6M
LOANS ON IMPItOVBD & '
-Putnam hmlth * Co. , 13SO Pnrnam
W-S
MONET ToTLoAN AT IXttv * "nATEs ! THE
O _ r l > vl Cn , 16W rnrnnin t. W ( WO
LOU llATHS llEl' . Ml N \ LTm
W 8 S ! >
MOM2V * 1O 1.0AN CIITTII1S. .
MONEY TO LOAN ON ITRNITt RE PIANOS
horvun t.aponR , etc , ut 1imr > t rutt In ctt3 ,
no rtnuxal of conOn. Ktrlcll ) ronndrnll it > ou
can pa ) the loan orf ul un > time i > r In any
amount OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO ,
SOC So Kth St
X 601
MONEY TO LOAN. 10 M JO DAYS TfRNI-
ture , plunot pit Duff Green t"om S Barker blk
X-C02
HUSil.MS'.i. CIIAJVCKS
ron avLE. ADOL-T s ooa LUS MINION TYPE
7(1 ( lln tiputt ! i'il > Ibn luexkr type 150 pair
tn'i-thlrd eaten 40 iloulilt Iron ulunJn for two-
thin ! CIIK Till * material us imd on The
Umuha Hep nnd Is In fairly ( .nod condition
Will IK coltl clicnp la bulk ur In nuantRlen to
i-ult purdm-er Apply Jn perwin or ! > } mall to
The Hee PjJbllhhliiK Co. . Omaha , J 'eb Y 713
J-OR SALE THE M TAOt'K HOTEL WITH
flrRtla s rc&tuurant anl tiar attached lt of
fered for Rnlc on rca an Ulc lerms Apply to
J. H Eian > , Nut. IlunU of Commi-rcp
Y-3IC14
WANTED LIVE DRY GOOD' ' MAN TO OC-
cup > Kpnip In one of the best department
fitorcs In Omaha. centTalllocated. . Addieas
I * S Itee Y Sliin 15
roil SALE AN OLD ESTABLISHED P EAL
eittute ItiMirnnce and icntal buxIneKB. Good
reason lor cclllnc. Address T3 12 , flee
Y MUG li'
roil
TO EXCHANGE JSO COO 00 IN SOME RfSINE S
jiropertj : iaj IIIR i jicr cent lor \ ncant bUElnefs
room In Omnl > 01 feoou ia.
caiu Omaha Bee. Z M732 S !
roil EXCHANGE. PARM OP ISO ACRES IN
Plxnn count } Nt liraska for u meat market
AddreM * J L Nunoc llundolph Net *
7. VT'ie IV
KOH SALE llUAk r.J-TATU.
ABSTRACTS THE BYRON REED COMPANY
RE COS
POR SALE SIX GRAIN ELEVATORS IN
Guce count ) . Nib. on the X nlon Pacific rall-
a > , I-UEJ terms mid elunn Adflrriii J G
SUca room MO N Y Life bide J1E C04
I'OR SALE TWO VERY riN'E PARMS IN ,
DouRtais coutit > 120 and 130 acres. 438 ucref in I
Knui county , 110 OCITB In ItufTalo uonntj .
als > o two buiRlaj-proof time- loci , safes Wil
liam K 3'otter , Jleccltfr RE MS73
CLEAH ENrUMUKANTE
price Jl COO. ' tlonn. lmlnnce is } eam time C
JIM- cent VVlicrc tlicy rrralr w niches TTic.
J II Day Jetteler Itpg bullillng Itll 134
WATJTED. 40 ACIIES POH CASlli
" \\ntitccl * 0 ycrtR foi cuMi
Wonted , liuflncEs proiicrtj for cash.
AVnt.ti'd , elm.i | plae for ca".h.
\Vnntdl \ lot foi Innd nnil < nsli.
"VVunti-d to lonn , TMJ to SS.dOO
\V r.nleit 3 Imfl Rt-cuiifl-linna lirlclt.
Wanted , farm In 3owa for cash.
Wanted tarm Jn Nd-rukl.u for each.
C. T Uurrlsnn , Si : N. Y. Life.
_
roi SALK THK HANDSOME r COTTAGE IN
Omaha : high , hltjhtlj. corner lot Intteil part
of tltt eltA . admired b > rt PO' one M J Ken-
nurd i Son , 310 J J Orottn block
_ RD 751 17
TOR SALE ( Ti ACRES OP CHniCE \RDBN- -
Inc land two miles and u hnir BiiutiicuRt nf
South Omaha , a r - t bnivalnlll sell part
or ull tcmn to suit purchas-ers ThomaB
Hoc tor , Si'utli Omjliu ItC KO
A faMALL PAYMENT DOWN AND IIS "CO PER
month v 111 bun like collate In 'Walnut Hill
Otuu.hu Rtul Estate .t Trust Co. . 211 So 18 ht.
HE K3D
MIMC , AHT AM ) L V\fiUAC5K. :
GEORGE"GELLENBPCKBANMOAND
BUltar tiachor. R. 412 Bee Bide Tel JUS
in
BANKRLI'T STOCIC. OP PIANO'S ADOLPH
Icjcr H line Ftuck of Stelnttuy Knabe l\tr
i. Pond Brlpps. llmcrson. Vone & . Sons pianos
and musical niPirhandl c IB now on sale below
foctorj roKt. uprl htii J110 00 nnd upwards.
t.quarc $4100 und uptvurds r 0c folios , ISc.
2"ic Italian MrinRH We Korot fie Me Ilohner
hanw 2"ic.lollnn and nultars. fiom S3 CO up.
new plunoR for rent William II Sehmoller
. Co 3d floor MrCacue bide MC7UU
111 ILU1NG AftD 1.0A > ASSOCIATIONS.
SHAKES IN MUTUAL L"i U ASS'N PAY C 7.
h pel cent At hen 1. S , 3 j curs old , ulnoyfl re-
df mablc. 1704 Farnitm Dt Nnttln er See
C03 _
HOW 1O GET A HOME OR SECURE GOOD
-Interert on Bat Inns AppU to Omaha L & . B.
Ass'n. 1704 Parnain G M NattlnceY. Stc.
ASTROLOG1 * .
THE WONDER OP THE AGE PROP. A.
M.itory the freatest aKtrolvKci and palmlxtrr
In thu world , past , present , future told or no
cluugti. 19-4 Farnajn , S to 12 ro. , 2:30 to 9.30
p TO 419-A22"
DUTttCTlVK AOICNCV.
CAPTAIN P MObTYN. DET LTCT1VE AGENCY ;
all di-tectlve work carefully nnd prumftly at-
tendtd to : H10 Kurbuch blocV , O = aha , and H1C
RounuKc llhlc. . Chlcaco M CCS-B1
ti'iioi.s'riiti ; > G FUIIMTIIIIIS.
PURNIIURC I'ACKCP WINDOH CUSHIONS
und mu1tict > 9ib made and reno\atetl , get nur
in lets befuir pliielne your older M S , AVallc-
lln. 2111 Cunilnt ; id , teU 1 1 Cus
DA'NCI'NR.
CALL ON MORAND POR PRIVATE LESSONS ,
daj or eAcnlne 1110 Horney CK SI
I'AAV JIIIOIC lilts.
11. MAROWITZ LOAXSMONEY. . 418 N 30 BT.
ur
MIOJtTHA > D A > D TYI'KWIUTI.VG.
A. C , VAN SANTtiSCHOOL , CU N , Y. UPE.
cui
1IAIU
Till ! JMLACC HEAUTHtlL. TIRST CLASS
liali tlr * Hfclnjr iranlcure uud maKnaee iturlurfi.
JW-1C1S DouclaB dtruet. IS7-A17
SM'S.
CREI6HTON THEATER ;
The Woodward Theater Go.
Tonight
"DIVOR.OE1. "
. .
fiaturiln- Matinee
UNCLE TOM'S CABIN.
Prices , 10 ctnt > to all parts of the house.
WHEELMEN
Will find in
The Omaha Sunday Bee
A complete compendium
Of all the events
In the Wheeling World.
Better than any special
cycling paper.
EVERY WOMAN
Ccnuetinuiti nands nJiabU
icoiitliljr regulating uiedidaf
DR. PEAL'S
PENNYROYAL PILLS ,
Arc prompt , wife and oerUlnlo result Tlierena
l'tlV > B kw < ] uwtpijmut. beotanr
nn & UcCounell Drue Co. ,
Cddfi * ireet. O nulls. N' b.
!
THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEL
vc
A NEW AFRICAN STORY.
HAGGARD.
ii Began August 2d and Will Run 12 Weeks. ,
|
TN this story Mr. Hazard relates the terrible expert-
* cnces of the Reverend Thomas Owen , who , persuaded
that Faith , if strong enough , could accomplish all things
even to the performance of miracles , gave up a comfort
able living in the Church of England to practice liis
preaching among the Children of Fire.
He went knowing that this savage African tribe ,
under the spell of the Wizard Hokosa , had put to death
the last "White Messenger" because he could not prove
his religion by raising from the dead his companion
whom they had slain before his very eyes. This he
learned through a third missionary whom they sent
b ack to dispeople with this message :
'Tell them that having proved you to be liars they
dealt with you as all honest men seek that all liais
should be dealt with. Tell them that they desire to
hear more of this matter , and if one can be sent to them
who has no false tongue , who in all things fulfills the
promises of his lips , that they will harken to him ani
treat "him well ; "but that for such as you they keep a
spear. "
It was this challenge that the Reverend Thomas
Owen accepted ; and in this serial is told the wonderful
story of his single-handed conflict with the Children ol
Fire and his almost miraculous success in baffling their
prophets and confounJing their Wizardry converting
first the king and then the ojeai body of his people ;
among others his son and rightful heir to the tlirone.
<
E'earles &
Searles
SPECIALISTS I *
Kervons , Chronic
and
Private Discis23.
EEXUALLI.
All 1'rlvuto Umensei
jiil > liiurclert of Alan
rrcuiuiuut by wall
cou ultutiou fruD *
SYPHiUS
Cured for life and the pulsui thoroughly
e ansed from th uritem J'lLES FISTULA
in JIECTAL UI.CEnS , HTDIIOCELES AND
VARICOCGI.K permanently and succenlullj
ru-fd. ilfthod new mid unfittlnc.
STRICTURE m GLEET.SS
By new method without i > aln or cutting.
Call on or nddrcu wltn etamp
Dr. Seirles & SeariBS , " 'i 4
RA1LWAI TIME CARD
Lea\es ( UntLlNGTON t HO RIVER JArrltes
OmahaynlonDeiot | , Iflth 4. Maaoa bib | Omaha
. . . . . . . 71
SiMara . .Dtnver Express i ! > . > m
4.3ipm.mu Hills. Mont. A. Puset Snd Ei. 4:0jpm
4.2jpm . .Denver ilxprtma . 4-Ojpm
T.Oaiim NcbnmUa Local ( except Bunda- ) . 7.1jim
. .Lincoln Local ( except Sunday . .ll-SOain
2.05pm .Pjtt Mall ( for Lincoln ) dall } . . .
Lca e [ CHICAGO. Rt'RLINGTON & o'lArrtTeT
OrnahalUnlon Depot , 10thv. / . Manon Sts | Omaha
C nOpm r Chlcaco Vestibule ' .7 S.00am
H:4bam : Chlcuco Cxpretss , . . . . 4.1jpm
T.uOuin .Chicago and bt. Luuls Csjiresa.- OOain
Il:40am. . . .I'ucltlc Junction Local . . . C.ldpm
. . Fait Mall . . .
Leaxes ICIIICAOb. MIU & ST PAUL ( Arrives
OmuhaUnlon | Depot , 10th & . Maniin sin | Omaha
C.SOpm . .Chicago Limited . . 8.01am
11 bOum .Chicago JZrjirtEB < ex Bunduy ) . S.iiinn
UruvcH ICHICAOO T NOnTIIWEST'NlArrUe
OliialiulL'nkin Depot , 10th S. Mason Sts | Onmtia
10.Cr.am . .HaKtcra Uxpresa TTTlS.lOpm
441pm. ! . VcFtlbuled Limited . . .
C.l'ipm. . . . .tit Paul ExprcEE.
CMUum . . . .St. I'aul Limited. .
7:30um : . . .Carroll & . Sioux City Local
G:30i < m. . , . Omaha Chlcugo hpc-clal .
. .SJlBnourl Volley Local.
Leaves ICHICAOO , n .1 & PACiril
OmahalUnlor Depot , Uth & . Mason St
EAST. T I _ _
10 40am .Atlantic Hiprtm ( ei. Sundnj ) C aipm
T.COjim Nietit Express . . . Bl5um :
4.1lnim ChlcuKt ) V stlhuled Limited . 13pm
4Mnm : St. I'aul VcntlhulBd Limited . lUViim
WEST
C.45pmOKlabonia & Texan Ex ( ex. Sun..10jram )
jjtOpm . , . .Colorado _ l.lmltt.d . , . . 4UUnm !
Lea\e < I c7. BT P7 M & . "o" jArfncs
Omahal " Depot , 15th and Webster Sts | Omaha
fiir > ain. _ Sloux City Accommodation " , . K:00pm :
lIJOpm : . .Sioux Cly ( Exprmii ( ex. faun.ll10am ) !
Cllpm : . . . .St. I'aul Limited . V:10am :
"
Lea e | F E H ilO.
Omabal Depot , 3MU and Websur Btg | Omana
"s:0pm : . . . .Fast Mall nnd Express ] D:00pm :
3:0iiim lex bat > Wjo Ex. ( ix Mon ) 6Wipm :
7iiiam : .Fremont Local ( Sundujn Onls )
7Wiam . .Norfolk Kxpreen ( ex , Sun ) . . ] 0 : : . " m
. .St. Paul Expreni , . . , . 910um ;
Leal en I K. C. . St. J , S. C. R. lArrhei
tOmahaUnloni | Depot , loth A. Jilanon Eta. ) Omaha
; 0am r.KannaB Oty Day Kxiire iu777. C:10pm
10-OOlim K. C Nlcht Ex. t la r P Trans C:30am
Lea\e I MISSOt'ni PACIFIC. | ArrUe
Omaha | _ Depot , IMh and Webster Sts. | Omaiia
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CHICAGO. Aug. 13. Official notice ha
litien made by the Great Northern road of
it * sereemeut with tbe Kiu ] > on Vusen
Kalsha , which Is said to be tbe most Im
portant carr > -luc organization in tbe Orient
Tbe Great Northern sa > 8 that through its
connection with that oreaulzatlan It Kill
handle freight for all oriental ports The
first steamer tinder tbe new agreement
will arrive at Seattle on the last day of
tbe present month , and sailing will be
monthly thereafter , there being one boat ,
each nay in every month. J I
UTAH St > iM'OUTS "TUB " KXPOSITIOA.
Snlt Lnk < > CItlrfiiK , GI f Oniulin Dele-
xutvH ii 11 ISnllniNiiiMHe Alc uie.
SALT LAKE , Aug 13 ( Special Telegram )
The Omaha council nnd TranBmlaslskipj ) !
Exposition delegation were shown the
bounties of charming' ' Salt Latoe today and
this evening a ri > ecla1 meeting of the Salt
r ate cU } council Ttnp called for tbe pur
pose of shlnp : the representatives of tin
c.posiLlou and counoiL UB oppoitunity to
uriifaeus to tbe dtireusdoU.lls the pro
posed exposition at Omaha. Remarks- were
mudo by Hascall. Wiley and Taylor on be
half of the exposition and Councllmei ,
Newell , Dlehl nnd Dole jcapondcd. pledging
their hearty support in Jbehalf of Utah citi
zens for a liberal appropriation for the Utah
exhibit , Mr. Dale stpting that Utah had
appropriated fSO.OOO for the World's fait
cud should appropriate at least ? 70.000 for
the TransmisslBsippi exhibit Citizens here
* ii\f > entertained the committee royally nnd
on eerhand ha\e ghrn assurances of
the most cordial co-onoration. The partj
loa'te-i in tbe morning for Ogden , v.here a
short stop \\111 be made to meet the people
of that city.
_ _
3I - eimitn f OPPHII VeiifjHnprUMt it
At Nov.- York Arrived TJrltannla from
Liverpool , Phoenicia , Irom Hamburg :
Fuerst Bismarck , from Hamburg Sailed
Augusta. Viftorla , for Hamburg : , etc ,
At Glaifiow Arrhed Carthaginian , from
Philadelphia
At Hamburg Arrived Scilla from Montreal -
troal , Pntria , from Ne-n- York
At Bremen Arrived Lahn. from New
Yorfc
At Plymouth Arrived La. Normandle ,
from New York for Cheiliourg and Hum-
burg ( and proceeded ) .
At Qutenstown Sailed Majestic , from
Liverpool for New York
At Genoa Sailed Ems , for Neu York.
At Bolougni' Sailed Amsterdam , from
New York for Rotterdam , Spanrndam , for
New York.
At Lherpool Arrived Germanic , from
New York , Indiana , from Philadelphia
Sailed Catalonia , for Boston
At London Arrived lohaw It. from New-
York. Sailed Mississippi , for New York
At Hong Kong Sailed Empress of China ,
for Vancouver
At Philadelphia Sailed Nederland , for
Antwerp.
At San Francisco Arrived Coptic , from
Hong
THLISKKAIMI JtllKVITIKS.
Gold withdraw als of Kllfl.bOO lea\e the
treasury reserve OOfi.lUC.Tu"
S. A. Myers S. Co. New York wholesale
jewelers , lime fulled Assets , $ S18VK ( ) ; lij-
bilitics , $ -,17,000 ,
Alfred Griffo. the pugilist , has been sent
to the iienltentlurv for n year for nssuult-
inp William Gottlieb.
William H Whltlock was htingcd at
Somerville. Tcnn. . for the murder of Con
stable Holllday August ! t , 169.'i.
Manhatnett hotel nt Shelter island , one
of the leading Long Island summer hotels ,
ha * been burned down , l oss , JtllW.OUO.
Henry A , GunhfUdt , diamond dealer of
New YorU Citj' nnd Snrutopn SprlngH. lias
failed , with , u reported stock of IiXll > K ) on
his hands ,
11. J" Hewitt of Olathe , Kan. , prominent
in Grand Army , AIuso-jlc und Odd 3'ellow
circles , has died from the result of a Hplder
bite on the thumb.
Supreme Grove of Druids. ndopUd Home
changes in by-laws , Ulp chief of which
is an Increase in the pir capita tax from
ID cents to 23 cents u war
Thomas J. and WJlUoin Lune of Mis
souri , sentenced to a jftar's imprisonment
for parsing counterftit coin , have been re
fused pardon by tbe pn Went
Acting1 Secretary of tfieUlnterior Reynolds
has uui rd ft ] to tho-clty- Guthrle , Okl. .
binds claimed \ > y TTiouxas D. Hunce. An
drew H , Krink und \ViTLj.m ( Lowe ,
Jim Wlnzers. Ben Jtmn on nnd William
Henry were killed by - liolltr explosion at
Somerford's saw nillllnclr Na\asato , Tex.
Three other men were fcerlously hurt ,
The New York TinvjtijTis been bought in
by a ri.organlzailon viriWlttee for HJMKH ) .
Adoph Ochs of the Chiutunooga Times will
be thb new publisher afi4 Bint-ral manager.
Moore Bros , will Vie , allowed to retain
control of their projpwty and deal direct
with brokers who hold Vlalms. It is bt-
Jle\ed thty can jiay .oho-hulf their obliga
tions in cash and the > atemalnder in notes
running one j-ear. , tu
Southern lumber ruaiHrfacturers in ses
sion nt Memphis hn\e memorullzed congress
to rebtpre the high tariff on lumber as a
protection from Canadian importations.
They also favored u plan for controlling
the output and market in jellow pine.
German Evangelical Lutherans , at Evans-
ville. Ind. lm\e elected , President , Itev.
, John Badring. Milwaukee ; vice president.
Rev. Peter Brandt. PittBburR , secretary.
j Prof. John Bchallop New Dim , Mini i ;
} r'a8"rer' ! Mf. Christiansen Detroit ;
lain , Rev O. C. Schmidt. St. Louis.
Great Britain ban accepted the decision
of Portugal that Trlnldade btJongs to
Plummctr'B column in South Africa has
again dispersed the Matabele rebels. Forty-
eight of tbe natives were killed.
Parliamentary Secretary Curzon an-
noum-ed In the House of Commons that
Lngland does not intend to recognize the
Cretans us belligerents
'Boys will be I/ays , " but you catrt afford
to Jose any of them. B ready for the green
% t\v \ fceaBOn by havlne DeWUfs Colic and
Cholera C ire It the house.
RACING AT SATIOSAL MEET
Opening Daj nt Fountain Teirj Pork Bees
n Great OrowcL
BIG FIELDS BUT ONLY ORDINARY TIME
Ion IT LUt nf i\riitn Hun Off Without
Illtcli ur Spin > iitlcint"iiiiilitie |
Until lliililn
Go ml.
LOnsVILLE. Kr , Aug. IS. Tom
Cooper at Fountain Ferry park today won
the two-mile national championship raw for
amateurs and professionals Jn 4.16 2-6
Just two-Ofths ot a second slower than the
time In which he won the two-mile cham
pionship last jcar at Asburj park , defeating
Arthur Gardiner Today Ills competitors
were Bald , Nat Built r. McDonald. Gar
diner , Zlcgler. Bliss , Eaton and Ackers
This race , aside from the mile open pro
fessional. v\as the principal event of the
opening day ol the League of American
Wheelmen national racing meet
The Heather -was not unpleasantly
warm , and this fact , together with the
high class card , brought out a crowd of
about E.OOO people Local Interest cen
tered In tbe tv.o state championships , the
quarter and half mile , both of which -went
to Carl Theme , a Louisville boy , who has
come Into prominence this season C. C.
Ingraliam of Dlxon , 111. , outclassed his fields
In the other amateur events the two-mile
handicap and the half mile open , winning
both with case. The liattlo of the plants
came In the mile open professional .The
only prominent men who failed to qualify
In the trial heats , which were run In the
morning , were Arthur Cardlucr. Kred
Loughed , J P Bllns and A D Kennedy
The men began to string out as noon ts the
pistol -was fired , Bald In fifth place , Sangcr
nnd Butler well back There was scarcely
nny change until Sanger started on Ills
run from ninth place on the back stretch of
the first lap The others were slow In
making their sprint , Bald missing the op
portunity to tack on as Sangcr passed him
As they bunched at the head of the stretch ,
Tom Butler set a hot pace for Sanger , but
Bald was pocketvd Sanger had made Ills
start too early and was not equal to the
pace nt which Butler Lame home The
latter landed the money a comparative ! }
casj winner. Bald finishing In his pocket
at fourth
"Scratch" did not figure In the mile handi
cap for professionals It was another scalper
{ or the Butlers. Nat , with a thlrty-jard
handicap winning In a close finish from
A D Kennedy of Chicago , -who btarted trom
-fifteen-yard mark
In the two-mile national championship
Cooper had the polo. The pacing was done
by Slaver and Wlnselt on singles Cooper
caught the pacemaker , -within fifty jards
and Bald wns at Ills rear wheel , while
"Plnkey" Bliss filed Into third place The
others slrnng In Indian file Thus they
pedalled for five laps At the last quar
ter Ealon made his sprlul from last place ,
Nat Butler tacking onto him as he passed
These ttvo challenged the leaders at the
head of Ihe slretch , but Ihe great pair had
Ihe race ivtll in hand. II was n battle
between Cooper and Bald to the tape , Bliss
clinging to third place like grim death
Cpoper started In. upon such n spurt as he
has seldom been called -upon to make , do
ing the last twelfth in 0-074-3 This won
the race for him , and with it the first
national cliamplonshlp medal nw arded at the
meet.
Johnny Johnson took his usual shy nt
the records , but he Is too fat to accomplish
nny of. Ills old-time feats. He made n half
mile behind a trpllct In Qf : > 3 4-5. A. J
Nlcolet ro'flp his "giraffe" a quarter In0 33
3-5. to the amusement of the crowds. Two
record attempts were made by triplets , the
best performance being a mile In 3.52 2-D
by a local team. Results ,
One mile , professional. 2.15 class , ( which
was the first race on the card to be spilt )
rirst heat , Stevens. liornhardt , Decardv.
Cox , House Time 2.USS Stcond heat ,
JoTin A Newhouse , E C Johnson. Arthur
Trench. Jesse Curry. Time 2 3D 4-5
Mile open , professional First heat , Co-
burn. Bald , Kimble , Schreen Time 210
Second heat , Zelgler , Nnt Butlei , Sangei
W Coburn. Time : 2 20 2-5
Two mile , -national championship , Cthe
principal event of the day for amateurs
and professionals ) rirst hent , KltnbiUI
first. Bald second. Allen third Tenny
fourth. Time 5 10 2-3 Robert H McClarj
of St Paul , Carney Oldfield of Ohio , O. L
Stevens of Ottumwu , Fred Schieden of
Ohio , W E Dicker or Illinois and C R
Coulter of California also started Second
heat , Tom Cooper first. Otto Zelgler second
J P Bliss third Rav McDonald fourth
Tim - 3 05 3-5 F A TilrFnrlnncl of Cali
fornia , A C Tortuns of Minnesota , \V E
Lum of Alabama L Loubetis of Kentucky ,
AY roburn of Missouri and E W Peabodv
of Illinois also rnn. Third hent. Eaton
first. Acker neeoml. Gardiner third , Nat
Butler fourth. Tlmi fp 02 X 3 Harry
Clark , A. D Kennedy , Louis. Calaf-nn.
Worth Cummlngs , George Hofcr and Star-
buck also ran
This ended the morning's -work. The
afternoon cvcntc opened with the trial
heats for race No 7 , professional , one mile
handicap.
First hent Nat Butler , first ; Charles
Hofer. second , J P Bliss , third : E T
Acker , fourth , C Baker , fifth TImt
2 014-r , Second heatr B Rigliy , first ,
Starbuck , second : Van Herrlck. third. R I'
Rice , fourth. Butler , fifth Time. 2.0S4-r.
Third heaU Eaton first. Stevens , second ,
Kennedy , third ; E C Johnson , fourth ,
New house , fifth Time 2 W\ \
First race , one mile Tiovlcr > - ChurlcB R
McCarthv of St Louis won. D A liou-'h-
erl > of St LouLs second , E G Grooachc-1
of Louisville thii d. Time 2 S7 2-3.
Second nee , quarter jnllo. state cham
pionship for amateurs First heat- Karl
Theme won. HV Mlddendorf second ,
Stuart Leathers thlid , J. L Apji fourth
Time0:21 : Second hent. P. J. Tiernwaster
won. Ed Fltchncr second , W H. Seaton
tTilrd Tlmo- 0-.4-ri
Third rate , final. 2-15 class , professional
one mile 3 A Nfwhcmsu won , E C John
son second W Decurdy third , S C Co *
fourth. Time. 2:132-3 :
Fourth tacp. two miles , handicap amateur
teur- First heat. Bornvvnssrr. Louisville
( scratch ) , won ; W E Lum Montgomery.
Ala ( sixty yards ) second , Clarence Hammond
mend , St , Louis ( fifty yards ) , third Time
.V.13 3-5. Second lii-f.t. F L Ebfrhnrdt
SnJInn Kan ( scratch ) , won ; J J H How
ard , St , Louis ( scratch ) , si-i'ond : Joseph
Llndlev Trenton , N J ( fifty yards ) , third ,
V E Dupre. Louslvlle ( fifty yards ) , fourth.
Time. D.54 1-5 Third heat. C. C Ingiaham.
Dl on. 1)1 ) ( sixty varcls ) , won , Lou Coburn ,
St Louis [ twenty-five yards ) , mcond , E W
Peabody Chicago ( piphty yards ) , third
Time 4 r,7. Final heat : C C Ingntham
won. V E Du-srt ! second , \V E Lum third ,
E W Ptabody fourth Time : 4-31 3-ii
Fifth rate , final heat , ono mlle open-
. Tom Hutler won Walter C Ranger second ,
I Nat Butltr third , E. C. Buld fourth. Time :
2 A1 !
Sixth race , half mile , amateur , finalC. . C.
Ingraliam , Ulxon , III , won , Ed McKeon ,
Greenville , O , second ; Lou Coburn. St
Louis , third , P , J Jiernvvaser , fourth. Time
1:15Seventh :
Seventh rncp , final hent. professional , one
mile handicap : Nat Hutler ( thirty yards ) ,
won ; A F Kennedy ( fifteen yards ) , second ,
E. T Acker Phlludclnhia ( sixty vanls ) ,
third ; Con Baker ( fifty yards ) , fourth.
Time : 2UC :
Eighth rnce , amateur , half mlle Mate
championship : Karl Theme won , W A
St-aton second , T. J. Dernwaser third. Time :
1:2" : 4-5.
Ninth race , two mile national champion
ship for amateurs nnd professionals ( pic < d
by Stavur and Wlnsott on singles ) : Tom
Cooper won , E. C. Bald second. J. B miss
third , Owen Kimble fourth. Time : 4'SB 2-5.
Tenth race , final heat , ijuartur mile ,
League of American Wheelman state ( hum.
plonshlp : Karl Theme won , W , H MHilclen-
i 59.rJ ? [ second , P. J. Bermvaser third. Time :
Crlc-K < - .
The game on the grounds of the Omaha
Cricket club on Saturday will to the
came which -was originally scheduled for
last week , viz. married against Bin fie , but
was postponed on account or lack of attend
ance of pluycrK. due no doubt to the ex-
cusulve heat. It in to lu < hoped all club
members will endeavor to bo up and so
insure n good game. Up to date the mar
ried and single men of the dub have won
one game ach und this vvlll be tbu cla
dding one On paper the married mnn K-f-m
to bo very superior to thp bachelors , but
the latter Mill be there at the finluh Tht
teams area
Married P Potter fcuptnln ) Luwrle. O.
Vaughan , J. KrurirU. Hlldltcli. Canr ron.
Douglas , SltnniB. Bolting , Jil lielleu , Hull.
Bpraguft. Dr Young , folvln.
Single C , IJrotch ( Cdutatn ) . Taylor , R.
Toung , C. H. Ypunjr , CooLoon , tfvw , W.
Vftuchnn. C Hill Greemtp. Crale. Ilarber ,
r. PrunclK , Heth. AltchesonVnllam * .
Stumps will be pitched at 2.39 sharp-
UAMRS OK THIS > ATIOAl. l.KMU'n.
llro ikl > n MnUr 11 Two Ont of Three [
trllh thr Cliniii | li n .
nROOKLYN. Aui ; lJ.-Thc Brooklyn *
nnd Baltimore * j > pllt even today Tiic visit
ors lost the first cnmp bpcaune of tholr
inalilllty to hit Daub In the m-pond B me
Ablx-y wns subitltutpd for Hnrper In tbe
first half of the spcond Inning , but the
chnnRP did not help muttcm Thp Ortolps
poundpd the l ll hard nd often Attend-
nncc. 4.000. Score , first cnme
BBltlmorp . 1 1 0 0 0 0 P 0 0-2
Brooklyn . 30000SOO--6M
Him. Italtlmore 10 , Brooklyn. 11. Ert
rors. BHltitnore. 1 : HrooWvn. 1 Karripd
runs Hmltlmtire r. Brooklyn , S Homr
run Kelle > Two-lmsp hits Relte Sblti- .
die , Corcoran , Srhoph. Ptolpn base Clnrk
Double pln llroillr to Uoyle Struck out :
Uv D ub. 4. by Hemming , 2. , B I-B tin
Off Dnuli , 1 : otr Hpmmlng. 5 Hit 1
by pltchc-d t ll Jptmlngs JSnttL-rle * : Bnl-
Hmorc , Hemming and Clark : Brooklyn.
r HUb nnd Grim Umpire : Lynch
Score , second , punt *
BBltlmorp . . . 10 1 0 0 (1 ( 7 0 1 P-lfl
Brooklyn . .OP0100iiri-3
Hits Baltlmorp. 21. Brooklyn. 9 ! > I
rors Bnltlmorp i. Biookl.vn. a Knrnpd
i-uns : Baltimore , 13 ; Brooklyn. 1 Home
runs : Keller. Kpeler Throe-base hit Rpltz.
Twn-bano hits Doyle. Robinson. Kclk.v
Griffin Struck out By Abbey , 1. by Pond ,
0. Basps on balls Off Abbe } 4 off Hnrrirr ,
" off Pond 1 Stolen liasrs Kecler. Don-
ncllv , Andtrson Double pln.vn Corc-ortin
to Schoch to Anderson , Jennings to lli-ltz
to Doyle , Scboch to Coicornn to Anderson.
Wild pitch. Pond Hit by pltchor Kellt-y
Ham-rip * Baltimore , 1'ond und Robinson.
Brooklyn , Harper Abbrj nnd IJurrell t m-
plrps Stein mid Clurkson.
REDS GET REVENGE
CHICAGO , Aug 13 Thp last home game
of the seasonvlM'Stcrdny's tlv ) was played
off today nnd went to thp Reds , who played
perTectb end got weet rrvi-nke with one
run iiddttl ns Intorost. for their Hist shut
out of the vear on Tuesda > "Red' IShivt
vvas in the box for the visitors and pllchi-d
R grout Rurne. allowing but three bits onlv
one Colt reaching third Btlggi also pitched
well , but with his team's weak hitting and
their errors at critical times had no show-
to win l > wjer and Terrs at. umpires
cave gieat satisfaction Attendance. 8,70 1
Score
Chicago . 00000000 0 0
Cincinnati . . . . 1 7
Hits ChlccRO. 3 , Cincinnati. 9 Errors
Chicago. 3 ; Cincinnati , 0 Unu.rd runs.
Cincinnati , 2 Two-base hit KltlUMHp
Stolen bases Lnncp , Burke. Hey Double
plays Dahlen to PfelTor to Anson. Dahlcn
to Proffer , Irwin to MoPhPO to Vnuchan
Tlrst base on balls : Off Hilggs. 3. off
Ehret , 1 Struclt out. By Brlggs. 3. by
Ehrot 3 Batteries Chlrago , Brlggs and
ICItmdgo ; Cincinnati , Ehrot and Poltz
Vmplres Dwjtr and Tirj
PHILLIES WIN A LONG GAME
PHILADELPHIA. Aug 13 The Phllllest
mndp n grand rally at the stick in the
ninth inning today and scored thtpp runs
They won out in the twelfth Inning by
scoring two runs on a base on bullH. u
fumble by Demontrovlllp and singles by
Hulen and Dilphantj McJamos pitched
flnplj for Washington for elpht Innings
holding the Phillips down to thrpp hltb
Atlpiidance. 2f > 44 Scorp
Phlladdphla . 000200002002 7
Washington 10200110000 0 %
Hits Philadelphia , S. Washington. 11
Errors Philadelphia , 3 , Washington 2.
Earned runs Philadelphia , 3 , Washington
3 Two-base hit Thompson Throe-base
hitMcGulre Stolen bases Dololianty ,
Selbach , McGulre. Farrel Brown. Cart-
wright Double plavs. Splbich to Mc
Gulre to Domont. Hallman to LuJole First
base on balls OfT Orth , 5. off MrJames 3
Passed balls- Grad } ' 2 Wild pitch Mo
Jumes Batteries : Philadelphia Orth.
Grady and Clements. Washington. Mc-
James and McGuire Umpire Hurst
KID NICHOLS KNOCKED Ol'T.
BOSTON , Aug 13 Now York's aggrega
tion or liupe ball hustlers knocked Kid
Nichols out of the box in the fourth inning
In today's Kame. much to the Mirprlse ol
thp Bostonlans Lewis was .substituted for
the veteran nnd while evidently nervous
nnd wild was nevertheless Mircessful In
keeping down the hits. Both teams played
a sharp fielding game Attpndance , 1,300
Score i
New York . 0 10
BoMon . 010131010 7
Hits New York , 14 ; Boston , 12 Errors
New York , 1 , Boston. 5. Earned Tim's. .New
York , ? ; Bo&ton . Two-baso hits Tlernan ,
Long (2) ) . Collins (2) ) Thiee-base hit
Meekln Home run Van Haltren Stolen
bases Van Hultren , Gleanon First on
balls Off Meokln , 3 , off Lewis. 7. Struck
out Bv Miokin 3 ; bv Nichols 1 Passed
balls Wilson , Ganzel. Wild pitches Meekln ,
1 Batteries : New York. Meokln and Wil
son. Boston Nichols , Lewis und Ganzel
P1TTSBURG. Aug. IS The St. Louls-
Pltu > burg game wut , postponed on account
of wet grounds.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
Plnj ed. Won Lost. P C
BalUmorn . . , . . .13 04 2'l CS K
Cincinnati . 96 fiC 30 IS f >
Cleveland . ! )2 ) f.S M K ! 0
Chicago . tin 57 41 5S.2
Plttsburg . S3 f,2 41 TM ! t
Boston . < t ; HO 43 f-I.K
Philadelphia . ill 42 4S 402
Brooklyn . 93 42 51 432
New York . 3 41 34 43 2
Washington . 91 S3 50 3S.
St. Louis . . . in 2't M 31
Louisville . SO 23 07 23.C
Games todnj : Cleveland at Pittsbuig.
Baltimore at Brooklyn. Washington at
Philadelphia ; New Yoik at Boston.
: -COHKS or THIS AVUSTUU.N I.CARI 12.
Freddy lliirix-K < ; | AON KniiHnN Cl < > n
Ilnril I'll 11 . - it1llTtu ul.rr.
MILWAUKEE , AVis . AUK 13-Score :
Milwaukee 0 2
KJinsas City . . . 0-1
Hits- Milwaukee , 3. Kansas Cltv. C Er
rors Milwaukee 2. Kansas City , ( i Bnt-
terlcs- Barnes and Spear , Knell nnd Lake
GRAND RAPIDS , Aug 33-Score :
Grand Rapids . . . 1 4
Indianapolis 0 0 0 0 0 0 t ) 0 0-0
Hits Grnnd Rapids , 13 , Indianapolis , 5
Eirors Grnnd Ruplds , 1. Indianapolis. 2
Batteries McFnrland and Hedge ; D.-unman
nnd Bueklej
DETROIT , Aug. 13 Score :
Detroit 0 S
Columbus 3 4
IliU. Detroit. R ; Columbus. 10 Error *
De-troll , 2 , Columbus. 4 Dattorlew Fifleld
nnd Twlneham ; Daniels nnd Strauss.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
Plaji t > d Won. Lost. P C
Indianapolis Ki 31 37 r'i 8
Minneapolis M 53 S'l .rS ! ,
St. Paul 9C 53 41 ,173
Petiolt . ' 13 33 40 57 0
Kansas City . . .94 51 41 MS
Milwaukee 102 49 fiS 48 0
Columbus 102 33 (17 34 3
Grand Rapids . . .103 S3 CS B4 0
Games today : Columbus at Dot roll. Kan
sas City at Milwaukee ; Indianapolis at
Grand Rapids ; St. Paul at Minm'UpoliR
SHOWS SI-IIMJII > KOIMI.
for < li < - Clintiiiiloiifclilji
Ir < M ' M Vrij FiiM Sailor.
CLEVELAND , O. . Aug 13 A upli-ndid
sailing breeze made the rcgattu events to
day wry much of u , success , despite the
fuel that thti lake was u trlllo too rough
for fast tlmo. The four races Bchcduli-cl
for today came oft in addition to n uu'e
hetwon Say When of Cleveland and En
quirer of Buffalo , two swift , handsome and
sumptuously furnlshtd cruising su-am
yachts , than vhlch there ate few finer on
the Bealioard. In the schooner class ovei
fifty-five Itet thf onllBtraters wiru Prls-
cllla of Clev-i-Iund , built on the Atlantic us
n sloop to ( It fend the America's cup , and
CruKudt-r of Chicago The lutler WUH not
In racing trim but entered out of compli
ment to Prise-Ilia , whose owners hml made
preparations for the contest. Prim Ilia won
in 2:45:2S. : : the course being twrnty-oiiu miles
Venc dor of Cltlt-ago , thf chailfngfr that
will rate Canada , which Flff built to meet
her for the international championship of
thf gicat lakes , showed flue qualities and
the KklllfulntHH of her crew in the fifty-
Ivroot | class.
The Canadians demonstrated thu fact
that thi-y "io finu suilorB and linvn fpei-dy
ynchls and cuptinctl uverythlrtK ! " the
fifty-llve-foot race The lesultB of tht- four
rates on the program urc us > follows :
Schooiifrs over fifty-live feet twenty-one
mile course Prise-ilia Cleveland , actual
time 2 45.2S , Crusader , Chicago , auual time
4:20:02. :
Flfty-flve-foot dans , twcnty-ono mile
roursu , conucted timeVtinoewlor , Chicago ,
2:4S:2H : : ; Vcrtda , Torontn 3JC:23 : : Vunnunu ,
Chltjgo , 3 lh.21. Nun Cleveland. 3:21.26 :
Thirty-five-foot floss , twenty-one mile
cour , eorrcc-iod time1 Kwi Hamilton ,
3'Jii 4S , Shamiorl : , plevclnnrt. 4'01,2 i , Monti
Cleveland , 4-HM : Alborak , Windsor. 4:1417 :
Thirty-foot clawa , llttteii miUt COUIHItor -
rrcttcl time ; Hiawatha , Hamilton , 2 4S , 41 ,
Myrna , HHinlltoii , 2 4K.2C , Wax , Jtoclunttr ,
Z.M 31 ; Viking. 7'oledo , 83S-.03.
To avoid ac'cidfiit the utcum yachU lurid
on a straight course from Fairport to ttin
Cleviiland Yacht tlub houxe , thirty iiilliH
Say Wlion and Enquirer jtUtrlitl f\-ii , but
llio lattci caught her b bt p.u'u tlic '
and forged ahead u thoii dlxtaiuie- The
pobltlonH thua taken wore maintained to
the finish Enquirer piHMlng tli < - liotu' * slal.
boats twtnty-elKlit uurouds nhcMl of Ba >
AVhrn. Tha actual time vuiu Eiujalitr ,
Say When. 1 M a.
liiutlii-r.
Neb , Aug 18
Superior and Blue Hill pUjcd theli
end rum * ycstrrtlny. They nrp clo'i-lr
matched nd it s won bv hnrd work ,
It wivortMl of true professionalism. Bu-
pf-rlor muklnp thrr * double playn Score
Illup Hill . S-T
Superior . 280000300 l-
H se hits : Blue Hill. 10. Superior , B Er
rors : llliie Hill. 8 ; Superior. Struck
out Itlur Hill. S ; Superior B Rnscs on
bnlls < Off Wllbmim 4. Ilntterlps Blue
Hill , Spoil and Prentlcp , Superior. Wll-
bdum and Felt. Vmplre : IVrr ; .
ni : .ri.TS o > TIIIC
llVentlirr , Piuir Cnrtl nml l.lRlit
MlemlniMM- llrlKbloii IH-nrli.
NI1W YORK. Aug 18 It wns one of the
hottest days of tbe meeting at Brighton
Bench ted 5 and tbe nttendnncc WBS small ,
though nil thnt v a wnrrnnted by the can ! .
Favorites won In the first and fifth events
Results
First race , five furloncs selling : Loulsp
N (6 ( to I ) won. Contrition ( IS to 1) ) second.
RotkleilRC ( G to 1) third Tlmo 1 : < BU
Second raep five furlongs Don Bias ( S
10 1) won , Mentlow Thorpe ( B to B ) second.
Tlorlan ( lo to 1) ) third Tlmo 1 flW
Thlnl rape , one mile and a sixteenthVol -
lr > (2 ( to 1) ) won , The Dragon ( J to 1) ) second
end , Formal ( B to M third Time. 1 4 < > ' 4
Fourth race , tbe Eloptrlc slakes , six fur
longs Regulator (4 to 1) ) won. Cleophus
( ven ) second , LIthos (8 ( to S ) third Time.
i 15V
nfth rare , two mile * Kmmn C ( S to f )
won , Allragt ! ( S to C ) second Time 3.29 ,
Only two starters.
SIMh race five furlongs , Bellini ; : Medlca
(7 ( to 1) ) won Titmouse (3 to 1) ) second , Mor
mon (4 to 1) ) third Tlnu - 1 m s
Seventh race , one mlle , soiling : Find Out
(4 ( to 1) won , Hurrj Shannon (7 ( to B ) sec
ond. Will Elliott (7 to 1) thud Time- 42V
ST LOUIS. nAtig 11 The six events on
today's card were equally , divided between
favorites and heavily pins-til second choices.
Jockejs C Slaughter and Eddlo Jones each
won thrpp rat-es He-suits
First nice , selling , one mile : Sammlo
Younp (5 ( to 2) ) won , Joe Hurt (4 ( to 1) ) second
end , Almltes (3 ( to 1) ) third Time ; 1Ml.
Second rape , llve-plghths of n mllp. for
2-j par-olds Sea Robber (3 to 2) ) won. Slipup
Foot (3 ( to 2) ) vecond Tom Smith ( S to 1)
third Time 1-04
Third rape selling , one mile. Cnstalln (7
to 5) ) won. King Elm (12 ( to 1) ) M-e-ond Agntln
( S to 1) ) third Time 1.50
Fourth rnrp. selling , spvpn furlongs. Juno
( even ) won , Devatilt (7 ( In 2) ) second , Paskola
(15 to 1) ) third Time : 1 S2U.
Fifth ruee , selling , one mile and n sixteenth
teenthCtirry Stone (3 ( to 2) ) won , Hot
Stun" ( own ) second , Brahma (7 to 1) ) third.
Time. l:33V :
Sixth race , three-quarters of a mile , for
3- > earolilsAquinas (17 ( to 10) ) won , Xamnr
11 (4 ( to C ) second , Russell A (13 ( to 1) ) third.
Time : 1 : ! < ! > ,
CINCINNATI. Auc -Three favorites
won nt Newport today The track was
fast Rpsults
Vlrst r eo , six nnd a half furlongs : Lulu
T (4 ( lo TO won Cerro Gordo (8 ( to 1) ) oo-
end nuffett ( S to 1) ) third Timo. 1 224
Second race , selling five furlongs S11-
verlte (7 ( to 1) ) won , Hanilln (4 to 1) ) second.
Joe Mussle (40 ( to 1) ) third Time lims
Third rape , mile nnd fifty vards soiling :
Cprll (4 to fl ) won. Prvtaiila (2 to 1) second.
LuSalle (2 ( to 1) ) third Tlrm 3-4-i J.
Fourth rare , seven fui longs , selling Rob
inson (1 ( to 2) won Kitty II (3 ( to 1) ) second
end Margaret Allen 00 to 1) ) third Time. :
1 2" > ? 4
Fifth rape four nnd n half fui longs : Mnr-
[ raret Evno (3 ( to 1) ) wor , Kenosha ( G to 1)
second. Elkln ( even ) third Tlmw 0 fiG'i.
MILWAUKEE Wis Aug -Results :
First race , six furlongs selling- Hazel
Hatch won , Farley second , Canew oe > d third.
Time ] H.'B
Second rapp , six furlongs , for 2-rcnr-olds :
Stnekelbonr won Mnzerpa second , Croesus
third Time 1:18
Third race , selling , six furlongs : J1I1I
Ellison won. Bimbo second , Nellie Osborn
third Time1:1C'S :
Fourth race , setpn furlongs , selling :
EnplO lllrd won , Simmons se-cond. Water
man third Time1.30'4
Fifth rape , mile and a furlonc. liurdln
hanillcap ZaklHar won. Ashland second ,
Tnmbio third Tlmp 2-07JJ
DETROIT Auc 13 Results-
First race , spiling , six furlongs : Miss
Kitty won Rlehfield second , Tremor third.
Time 1 20U
Soeond race , five and onehalffurlonss :
Bernadello won. What Next second. Hciss-
vllle third. Time 1 14
Third race , one mileRamlero won. Sir
Play second , Booze third Time- - C1 *
Fourth raee five furlongs Evallne won ,
Tldlne-ss second Redeno third Time -07V1. .
Fifth rncg , selliuir. six furlongsr "Mrrlan
won Jojmlc June second , VJrgle J31xon
third Time : I I'ty
SKth r pp- hurdle , selling mlle and a
quarter Ell Kindlg won Cantrcze second ,
Brother Bob third Time 2.35
AVI\S AMITIIKR.
Cni > tiire > . Her See-oml ttnrinnd 12 < inuln
tlie Fc rt AA'iiyue 'Irnc'l ; H 'civt-il.
FORT WAYNE Ind . Aug 33. A very
heavy rain this morning interfered wlUi
calling tbe races until 2pm. The races
postponed from yesterdav wore to hnvo
been put on the card , but the program
wns incomiilete when darkne-ss fell. The
tracK w.'is In good condition , but a llttlo
hoJivy ] "lvc thousand people attended The
track rceord for a race21'Sy was etiualecl
In Ilie serond h"iit of the 2 01 trot by Ken
tucky Union Results-
Trotting. 2-year-oldH , purse S1 000 : Mabel
Monej-penny v\nn third and fourth hc'Uts.
Time 210 2.2I' < Dlreetum Kelley von
the fconfl heat Jn 2 T3\ and was second.
Axmere won the first heat In 2:17'4 : and
was third Delhi Fox , Athvvay and Lady
bird also started
Pacing"220 clas , purse JW : TSlaclale won
fifth i , sixth and Hiventb heats Time : 2jr.i.
. . . , . *
/ O 111 T ) !
2.17H. 2 19 Hos-jdale won flist Jind secontl
bipntH and was si-eond Time 2-14'A , 2:12.
Bell Time wns third Lady Anderson , Mn-
Inda Elnze Bov. Boore , Chestnut Roy ,
n LnKo. Luella Shawhan and Kitty
Van al1starte > d
Trotting , 2.-OS class , puise $1,000 Kentuclry
Union won in stralcht heats Time : 2Wi. :
2-OSy 2/11 Lord Clinton wns second and
Pat L third B B P also started
Ooml fin n ciirtnl I'liittHiiiuiitli.
PLATTSMOUTH , Neb , Aug 13. ( Special. )
The Plattsmouth Gun club held its first
c-hoot this season yesterday afternoon The
shoot for tbe club h.ulco was at seven
live pigeons , and J M Johns e-ntrled off
the trophy with seven str.ilgbt kills Con
sidering that the members bed hnd no
practice the results were very good The
following was tbo score.
W. D Jones 1010010 3
John Mumm flinnoi I
J M Johns 1111113 7
T H iv.iiock mnon-r.
E A Oliver 0111111'i :
T. M Patterson 1011111 C
II ; Sli-iiiiirr. Trnlii ii r Hunt ;
Which of these have jou telected as a
means of travel * No matter. Whichever
it IB , recollect that for pea-sickness , dlfc-
ordcrs of tbo Unmach , liver or bowels , en-
prndeml by louch locomotion and bad feeder
or water , mid for malarial troubles , Hos-
tottcr'j ; Stomach Hitters in the most useful
specific jou can tuKo. with you It is In
valuable nlho foi ilioumntUin , Uflncy com
plaints and mi \ out trouble
lirriilinrill In u > en I'lnj- .
Mrac Sarah liernhanU , who 3)crformp4
"La IdJca" when recently In London , fctntcs
that the prlnrp and prlnrecs of Wales , also
the fluke nnd duchets of Yoilt , were amonK
her audience. The wnnderinR star has de
lighted all Parisians by announcing her de
termination of producing Jlurset's "Lorrn-
zncclo" next winter H has never jet born
performed , and random will take thft purt
of Lorrnzo dl Modlcl hersc'lf , thua giving
additional IntcrcHt , Vnrloun attempts have
been made to stage ) this play , ni it has
been cnnhlilorcd Mtisfcot k inufitcrpli.-e , but
EOmothlng has each time prevenled.
If Vim Iiiirl.KIKTKJ -
Tjil. e Iliirxlfinr * Aciil I'li < iBiUii e.
It vitalizes thu nerves , helpo digebtlon ,
feeds the brain , mal ea Ufa worth llvlne.
It Is R medicine , a food und a dcllcioUa bev
erage.
r
Southern 1'jirllliIlnx n f' < iniilnliit.
CHICAGO. Aug , IS The Southern Pacific
road has entered n vigorous piutc-st agalnut
the action of the Weutorn PaesutiKer UK-
boclatlon In changing the nietlioO of col'
Iccting und dividing the $2 extra whlib
IB chained on homcfccekers' uxcurelon liunl-
ni'kE. The Southern radflc lit flret refused
to i un tb ( < excursions under the 'now ' plan ,
but has nowrhangud its mind , and sajs
that it will run them in common with tba
other toads.
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