THE OMAHA DAILY BEEr * SATURDAY , SEPTEMBER 25 , 181)7.
Omaha , Sept. 2t , 1SS7.
i
CORSETS Almost every well known
briuul inuilu will bo found
In this ilopiiftinunt. Two siunplus from
two hundred.
P. D. Corset extra long waist white
or gray coutcl at $1.50 wen.
It. & O. Corset log waist well boned
In gray or black sateen nt 75c each.
CHILUItKN'S CAPS Now Full and
Winter Cajw
or Bonnets uro now in.
Do not full to civil nnd see them.
See the now Poke Donncls.
Silk Crochet Caps.
Angora Caps. '
Silk Skull ( "aps.
Silk Stockinet Caps In Unman Stripes.
Prices $1.00. $1.2S , $1.50 , $1 > .00 , $ L'.2S ,
$3.00 , uj ) to ? 4.30 eauii.
KID Now fall Htoolc now ready.
fiLOVKS 'J'his line comprises both the
clasp and Genuine I'NwtorKid
Glove. Funcius as well us staples for
street or ovoniiitf wear.
We carry only the world's
best popular priced dress
goods and they are sought
after by the most aristo
cratic gown wearers in the
west , Prices influence sales
and we sell novelties at as
moderate profit as we do plain
staple dress fabrics
CLOAKS there Is lots of dlfTorpnclng
NKW Cloak Departments in
WINTKU our Cloak Department
CLOAKS ladies can always bo sure
of llmlinj , ' the newest , up to
( Into cloaks in the city. Wo will not
waste your time trying to show you ,
old style yarmnnts , there tire plenty of
Til KM HUT NOT iiMin : , boshtos you payne
no more for now thtin you do for old
one * .
l.ook at our beautiful Crushed Plush
Capes at $10.00 and $12.00.
DRHSS Braids load Braids in
TKIMMINtiS tboir simple nrottincss
nnd braids twisted Into
designs moro or loss olabiirate. And
beads Htrnni ? and twisted into novelty
p'ctty deslpns , and pearls treated just
llko beads. There are rovers nnd
panels , plastrons , yokes and collars all
fashioned and ready for use.
UNDKRWHAR New lines being re
ceived most every duy.
Early buyers got advantage of old
prici-s.
Ladles' Fleeced Vests and Pants for early
fall wear 23c , 35o 3 for $1.00 and GOc
each.
Laillca' Natural Wool Vests and Pants
heavy weight SOo each.
LadleV Combination Suits seamless-
glove nttlng $1.00 , $1.50 , $2.00 per
EUlt.
Men's heavy ribbed Klccccd Shirts and
Drawers Egyptian cotton COc each.
Men's plain Fleeced Shirts and Drawers
superior flnl'h 0c each.
Men's medium weight Wool Shirts and
Drawers for early fall wear $1 each.
HOSIERY I-ndles Black Cotton FIoso ,
Bimless ( ! ! , high spliced heels
do'ible solos , 25c'loc or three pair for
$1.00 and 50o per pair.
Men's Cotton Hose two-thread Egyp
tian yarn gustetud hosl 15c per pair.
Men's black Cotton Half Hose extra
high spliced heels double soles 25o
. per pair.
Wo are selling one of the best School
IIcso for boys thnt Is made at 25e per
pair.
I
May Mount , Pearl Hartman. Florence Kll-
patrl'k , of Omaha ; Georgia O. Shcit , Cleve
land ; Anna Ponuy , Chicago ; Mao Ilurr , Lin
coln ; Anne Mllward. Lexington , Ky. ; Josle
Stantpn , Washington , D. C. ; "Adeline Wor-
wlck , Grand Island ; May Colson , Fremont ;
Lmira Muade. Fremont ; Evi Stafford. No-
bra ka City ; Martha Sousley , Nebraska City ;
Elinor , Montgomery , Ullnor towart , Carolyn
Sclioentcen. Elsie Sc'ioentgOi [ ; Nellie Moore ,
Gertrude Jlennctt , of Council II luff a ; Jean
Boyd .Mullen , Ethel Honey , of South Omaha.
, , v LADIES IN WAITING.
Mcsdamcs 11. 13' . Wo6d , ' L. P. Finikhoiiser ,
Gcorgu l .5M6o'rd , J. 15. Wilbur , M. C. Pctcrn ,
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Vane < iyLino"0. . 'W , Looaila , Clement Chase ,
Charles T , Kountze , C. W. Hull , W. A.
Iletllck , Thoinas A. Fry , H. J. Penfold. A.
II. Nqyes , E. II. Sprague , E. W. Lee , O. D.
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Klplln'ger. vB. . Jaqiilth , Walter Jardlne , El
mer 12 , Uryson , Charles C. Allison , ( Albert
Calm , Harry Jordan of Omaha ; Hay Nye ,
Fremont ; Frank Avery , Chicago ; II. L. Cum-
inliiRj , Council Bluffs ; Lucius Wells , Council
Dluffs ; 13. W. Hart , Council Bluffs ; W. II.
Ferguson , Hastings ; Harlow Keycs , In-
dlanola ; James G. Martin , South Omaha ; L.
L. Holmes , South Omaha.
LADIES OF THE COUUT.
Mradamcs James M. Woolworth , C. F. Man-
dersoii , W. Morse.V. . II. Sterling , George E.
Uldwell. Edward P. Pock. C. E. Yost. F. II.
Davis , W. U. Dennett , Bdward Dickinson ,
John S. , Guy C. Barton. F. P. Klrken-
dall , W. H. McCord , J. J. Dlckoy , C. W. Io
nian. H. S. Wllcox , Fred Metz. jr. , Charlea
M . Wllhelm , E. M. Bartlett of Omaha ; W.
II. Munger , Fremont ; F. A. Clarke , Lincoln ;
George H. Thummell , Grand Island ; George
liell , Grand Island ; James Wcaro. Blair.
PROCESSION ENTEUS.
And now the band strikes up with a
martial crash , the fountain pulses with anew
now life , the lights shine with an added
brilliancy and thousands of hearts beat high.
The procession of knights enters , headed by
the governors , and all In the picturesque
garb of the evening before. They range
themselves about the four sides of the danc
ing lloor , reserving the space Immediately In
front of the thrones , where the governors
form In parallel lines. The king enters , pre
ceded by his heralds , passes between the
lines of governors nnd knocllng knights and
asnunes the seat of sovereignty with the
moln of one born to rulo. Expectant eyes arc
again turned toward thu entrance , thn heralds
appear again , followed by ten maids of
honor , walking two and two , who prrcedu
the queen , who Is robed In white ami blue
nnd whoso train Is borne by two dainty
pages. The king stands waiting for the
sharer of his throne , In whom the gratified
populace recognizes Miss Gertrude Kountzo.
Ho has unmauked and shows his people tlio
familiar featured of Mr. Edward Porter
Peck. ' The knights kneel a second time as
Hut gracious lady mounts the steps which
lead to the throne. The king receives her
with the homage which chivalry owes to
beauty , and sets a diadem upon her brow.
Court and people break forth In loud acclaim
nnd the coronation Is accomplished. Then ,
for the diversion of the king and ( juccn , the
knights march and countermarch before
their .sovereigns , executing military ma
neuver of Intricate design with the utmost
precision ami creditable- regularity ,
QUEEN'S ATTENDANTS.
The pretty little pages who attended the
queen were : Mis * Sarah Martin of South
Oniatm and Miss Louise K. Bennett of this
city. The former wore a white velvet suit ,
lined with gold satin , whltu ellk stockings
and shot's and dltmOnds. The latter was at-
IIroil In A wlno colored velvet suit , lined
with pink sitln , pink silk utocklngH and
slices , ajid diamonds. Thu heralds wcro
Me&ans. Gilbert and J. 'E. Gcorgu ,
Following the royal landers , In which only
knights and ludles In watting went sup
posed lo participate , a program of twenty-
two dances was enjoyed. The floor was In
excellent condition , and courtlerri and guests
alike availed themselves of the opportunity
It afforded. The supper , In thu hands of
Pryur of the Omaha club , was also abiriOantly
patronized after 10:30. : when It was flrat
served.
All In all , the ball wsa In every way BUC-
VVcak Tlrocl.
Thousmulsaroln
tUl.i condition.
They ere despondent and gloomy , cannot
Bleep , have no appetite , no energy , no
Ambition. Hood's Sarsaparillauoon brings
help to such poople. H gives them pure ,
FlcbT blood , cures nervousness , creates an
oppetlto , tone ) and strengthens the
stomach and imparts now life and in
creased vigor to all tlio organs o J thu body ,
Sarsa-
pariiia
Is the Ono True DlooU Purifier. AiiUrngsUts. 51.
Hoocl'n P''i - ' t ' ! His. iscents.
I Ladies Who Value f
IA reflued complexion inuet u e I'ononl'o Pow4
jder. It produce * a ot and beautiful akin , n
cossful , and gave unmixed pleasure to a
grtater number of people than ever before
attended a similar function In Omaha. The
selection of king and queen calls forth un
qualified approval , and every prospect seems
favorable for a new lease of life and an
access of power to the royal dynasty of
Ak-Sar-Btn.
\VII\T TIIH WOMHX TllKltH AVOUI3.
.Vcitr.s on I CoHtiiiiir.H Hint GrncL-il
I InKliiK'x ( iroiit Hall.
Following 'arc brief notoj descrlptlv'd of
the costumes wpru by the women who at
tended the ball last night :
A.
Miss Maude J. Albcrs of St. Louis , a gucat
of Mrs. W. S. Slrawn ( A toilet of cream
moiuscllno de sole over cream satin , heavily
covered with real lace applique. Diamonds
and pearls.
Mlds Llla Alexander White moussellno do
sole over white satin ; pink rose trimming.
Miss Grace Allen Pink chiffon over green
silk , La France ros&i.
Mrs. Perry Allen of Washington White
taffeta silk trimmed with black marten fur
and shrimp pink velvet , bodice edged with
violets.
Mrs. W. F. Allen 'Blue ' organdlo over
ccrlsc silk , lace trimmings.
Miss B. Anderson Figured organdie over
palo blue.
H.
Mrs. W. N. IVabcock Handsome gown of
rose colored brocade crepe , decollete bodice
with point lace and jot. Necklace of pearls
and dljtuonds.
Mrs. U. W. Bailey Black grenadine , evergreen
green silk.
Mia. Hen S. Baker Pink silk ; white lace.
Mrs. E. E. Batch Black grenadine I rimmed
with jet and lace.
Mrs. H. II. 'Baldrlgo Figured organdie and
black lace.
Mm. I ) . H. Barrows Yellow chiffon and
black satin.
M'lss ' Mae Hartlett Wlilto moire silk , de-
colleto bodlco trimmed with lace and flowers ,
Mrs. Guy C. Bartr.n A Paris gown of black
grenadine over creim sutln. Diamonds ,
Sirs. J. E. liaum White flowered or
gandie with pale green ribbons.
Miss Corm-lia Bennett White organdlo
gown with round wf.lst of yellow ribbon and
luce Insertion.
Mrs. W. U. lit-niiett Black satin skirt ,
bodlco of Jetted net low cut neck. Diamonds.
Mro. William J. Bradbury Black brocade
satin , pink bodice ; jeweled trimmings ,
MIH. .1. S. Brady Black grenadine , trim
ming of duchess lace.
Mrs. J. L. Brandeis Black lace dress. Dia
monds.
Mrs. S. W. Brown , Lincoln Flowered or-
gcndlo over yellow silk , bows of yellow
ilbbon.
MM. E. E. Uryson Figured organdlo over
pink Hilk ; pink roses.
Mlis Mary Buck White organdlo over
pale pink Kllli , bodice trlmmod with lace and
pink ribbons.
Miss Mao .Burr of Lincoln Pink chiffon
bodice , satin skirt ,
O.
Mrs , Albert Calm Cerise slllr under black
loco ; diamonds , bouquet of American Beauty
roses.
Mi's Elizabeth ' Campbell Figured organdie
over pink 'silk , pink ribbons.
Miss Rose Caison of Lincoln , guest , of Mrs.
J. J. Dickey Dainty gown of white lace ;
American ll auty roses.
Mrs. L. J. Carson White organdlo over
palo green ; carnations ,
Mrs. Clement Chase White organdlo , nar
row lace ruffles and llawerd.
Mrs. ChUsoll Black brocaile and Maltese
lace.
lace.Mrs.
Mrs. C. W. Cleavelaud Heliotrope- silk ,
trimmed In black lace.
Mrs. victor II. Coffman Hose moire silk
and paint lace.
Mrs. F. ColpeUer Accordion pleated black
net over black tmtin.
Miss Sue Colpetzer White satin trimmed
with rallies of white net and ribbons , white
sash.
sash.Mrs
Mrs W. J. Conncll Organdie over green
silk , with green trimmings.
Miss M > rtle Coon White dotted swlsa ,
whltr rlbboni.
Miss , Inez Corbett White organdie , white
rlbboni. red roses.
Miss Crelghton Whltu muslin over pink
silk ; pink roses.
Mra. George P. Cronk Black brocade
grenadine over green silk , pale greeu rib
bon.
Miss Gretchen Crounse White organdie ,
tr'mmcd with lace over blue silk.
Mrs. ( 'rummer Silver gray brocade , violet
velvet and duchess lace.
Miss Llndi Curtis White satin and duchesa
lace.
, ! >
Sirs. J. H. funlcls Black sitln with white
lace ; piorl trimmings.
Mrs. Charles Henry Davidson Black velour
over red taffeta aklrt. bodice of blue inous-
stlalnu ilo sole , over blue f iff eta ; yellow roses
and Jewell.
.Mrs. Harry II. Davis Pine * lk ) and black
organdie.
Mrs , J , J. Dickey White mouasellne de
solo and rtwes.
Mrs K. J. Dinning Black eatln with lace
trimmings , red carnations.
Mra. K. Dickinson White latin figured
with small pink blowonis and point laco.
Diamonds ,
Stlss Jcsslo Dickinson Bodice < of real
cream lace over cerlso satin , aklrt of blue
molro velour. Diamonds and roses.
.Miss Isabel Doyle White orgindlo over
wblto silk.
Miss Mima Doyle Figured organdlo over
pink silk ; pink ribbons.
Mrs. Henry P. Drexel White organdie over
silk ; bouquet of American Beauty roses.
Mrs. Clarke Duncin White satin and lace.
Sllss Duinont Figured organdlo over yel
low ; yellow ribbons.
K.
Sirs. A. 0. Edwards Light green silk and
chiffon. American Ucatity roses.
Sllss Lulu Edwards White china silk , La
Franco roses.
-Miss Fannie Ehrman , St. Joe Pink or
gandlo over pink silk , bouquet of pink roses.
F.
SlUa Faulkner , Martlnsburg , W. Va.
White organdie over taffeta , white ribbons.
Sirs. W. II. Ferguson of Hastings White
organdie over white ollk , with valonclcnncs
lace and white moire trimmings.
Miss Sue Flynn , U'llsworth. ' Minn. Cream
albatross gown , cut la slmpllcc , jot trim
mings ; jacqueminot roses.
Mrs. Charles E. Ford Wlilto organdlo
over whlto taffeta , bodice of black nnd white
lace Insertion ; bouquet of red roses. Dia
monds.
Sllss Clara Francis Pink organdlo over
pink satin.
Sirs. John F'rnncl.i White silk and lace.
Sirs C. O. Fuller 'Black ' and heliotrope
satin , jet trimmings ,
C.
Sllsa Frances Gilbert White rutln , chiffon
waist.
Miss Edna Grant Dainty whlto swlss
with yellow ribbons.
H.
Sirs. Hahn Blue and whlto silk ; red rib
bon.
bon.Sirs.
Sirs. Christian Hartman Blue brocade
trimmed In light blue chiffon. Diamonds.
Mtas Pcarle Hartman Pink taffeta , over
dress of pink gauze , rutllcs edged with black
lace , low butterfly bodice , pink roses.
Sirs. Charles L. Hawca. Council Bluffs-
Black chiffon ; pink ribbons.
Sllss Bettlo Hayward , Nebraska City
Whlto organdlo over sea green silk ; red
roses.
Sirs. George Heyn Black duchess satin
trimmed with i > oliit lace ; headdress of black
and white , American Beauty roses.
Mrs. Ira Iligby Black mousselalno do
sole , pink roses.
SlUd Howenu Hlgglnson Whlto muslin
over yellow satin.
Sllss Grace Hlmcbaugh White muslin ,
with white ribbons.
SIlss Iloaglaiid White organdie over pink.
Sllss .Maud .Holt. St. Louis Whlto or
gandie over pale blue ; red carnations.
Sirs. A. Hospe Cream satin gown ;
diamonds.
Sllss Gertrude Hospe Little gown of
whlto and yellow silk.
Miss Irene Hospe Palo green silk skirt ,
rosebud silk waist and gold slippers.
Sirs. W. S. llowcll Pompadour silk , black
velvet ribbon.
.1.
Sllss A. B. Jaquith Cream brocade satin
trimmed with moussellne dc sole ; bouquet of
cream roses ; diamonds.
Sirs. Lloyd Joaes Black gauze over black
satin and cream ribbons.
Miss Jones White organdlo over white
silk ; La Franco roues.
Sirs. Harry Jordan Whlto satin with
duchess lace and pearls.
lv.
Sirs. R. H. Keith , Kansas CltyBIack silk
point lace. Diamonds.
Mrs ) . G. W. Kelley Lavender organdie over
silk , lace trimmings.
Sllss Winifred Klmball. guest of Sirs. D.
H. Goodrich Yellow organdlo over yellow
silk ; black velvet trimmings.
Sllss Kllpatrlck Whlto oigandlo over pale
blue silk , 'blue ribbons , La Franca roses.
Sirs. O. D. Klpllnger White silk , pearl
trimmings.
.Mra. F. P. Klrkcndall Black moire with
jet trimmings.
Sirs. L. H. Korty Green flowered organdlo
over silk.
Sirs. Charles T. Kountzo A 'simple whlto
muslin with white ribbons.
SIUs Gertrude Kountzo Whlto satin , em
broidered In pearls ; blue velvet neckband and
trimmings.
Sllsa SI. E. Lancaster Whlto silk under
gauze ; pearls ; bouquet of American Beau
ties.
ties.Sirs.
Sirs. Vance Lane Pink moussellue de solo
over sea green silk.
Sllss Elma Lobman Pompadour silk ; real
lace.
Sirs. D. L. Lohnes of South Omaha Plain
black satin trlmmod wilb blnck velvet ribbons
bens and red chiffon. Diamonds.
Sirs. E. L. Lomax Corn colored satin with
real lace trimming.
Sirs. Sllldred Lomax , Whlto organdie over
pale pink silk.
Sllss Love , Winchester , Va. White organ
dlo over white silk ; gold ornaments.
M.
Sllss Sara Slacomber Slouesellno do solo
over taffeta silk ; La France roses ,
Sirs. SI. 0. Slaul Black and' ' white organ
dlo over silk. Jacket of black lace ; red roses
and diamonds.
Sirs. W. A. Slaurer. Council Bluffs Steel
gray silk ; white chiffon trimmings.
Sirs. G. W. Slegeath Cream clo'h , tilmnied
In yellow satin and point lace.
-Mrs. W. B. Slelkle Yullow brocade satin ,
yellow chiffon.
Sirs. David H. Slercer Yellow Japanese
silk , hand-ombroldcred with butterflies and
trimmed with yellow chlffron ; diamond
aigrette.
Sire. J. SI. SIctcalf Cream satin brocade
with Persian colors ; point lace trimmings.
Diamonds.
Sirs. Charles Slotz Green grenndlno over
shot taffeta ; diamonds ; America. ] Beauty
roses.
Sirs. Fred Sletz , Jr. Black matelarao skirt
and black velvet bodice ; point lace ; American
Beauty roses.
Mrs. Slorltz Meyer Pink brocade silk ,
trimmings of chlffou and lace ; diamond
pendants.
.Miss Slinnlo Sleyer Pretty little gown of
flowered organdlo over yellow silk ; whlto
roses.
Sirs. A. H. Sllles Black lace over pink
satin ; pink roses.
Miss Helen Sllllard Whlto organdie , pale
pink ribbons.
Sirs. Illchard C. Sloore Garnet and gold
brocade ellk. Diamonds.
Sirs. G. P. Sloore Brussells net over lav
ender silk.
Sllss Nellie Slooro White organdlo over
silk ; Amerlcam beauty rcacs.
Sirs. W. It. Slorand Whlto allk with lace ;
diamonds.
Mrs. SlorrUon Tan silk grenadine trimmed
with black.
Slra. W. V. Slorsc Green molro silk with
garniture of opaleceent passementerie.
Miss Florence Slorsc White lace over
satin , bodlco trimmed with vlolet/j.
Sirs. W. W. Slorsman Pink brocade silk
trimmed with point laco.
Sirs. D. T. .Mount Black silk with Jet
trimmings.
Sllss May Mount Striped taffeta skirt ;
purple chiffon bodice ; real laco.
Sllss Jean Boyd Mullen of South Omaha--
Organdie over lavender silk ; lace trimmings.
Mo ,
Sirs. K. 0. SIcOllton Light green silk with
black trimmlnt.-a.
Mrs. W. II. SIcCord-Rlack silk grenadine
over whlto taffeta silk , bodlco of chiffon ,
roses. Diamonds.
X.
Mrs. AmiPttP Nelson White organdie over
silk.
silk.Sirs.
Sirs. A. II. Noyes Canary brocade , trim
med with white lace and pearls.
O.
Sirs. Oertcr Striped silk , roses.
Sllss Ocrtcr White organdie over palo
blue silk ; whlto roses.
roses.P.
P.
Sirs. W. T. Page White muslin , with
green ribbons.
Miss Clara Palmer White organdie , trim
med with frills.
Sirs. E. P. Peck Black and whlto silk
trimmed with lace.
Slles Elizabeth Peck Whlto organdie , with
white ribbons.
Mlsi Pegau White organdie over yellow
silk.
silk.Mlfs
Mlfs Kathrlno Peters Whlto organdie ,
pink ribbcrs ; pink carnations.
Mrs. SI. C Peters White organdlo and
lace , with white ribbons.
Mlta Pomllnson. Los Angeles Whlto Swiss
lace and ribbon trimmings.
Sirs. J. E. Preston Black satin with lace
and Jet garniture.
"Mrs. Robert Purvis Lavender satin , with
black lace and jet. Diamonds.
MU Anna Pomof Chicago Black not
over satin , feather trimming , pearls , Amort-
can 'Beauty rose's.
It.
Sirs. W. At"Ilbdlck Cream silk trimmed
In yellow , bMliitil't of yellow chrysantho-
mitlTIH. IV ! ?
Mrs. A. L Hee4 Light btuo flowered silk ,
accordion plealrd trlmnicd with whlto tullo.
Sllss Lena u'enfeld White crepe silk ,
bodlco with iSSo * frlmmlngs ; pearls ; bouquet
of rosrs. n > , o
Silas SlaheBsIlonaud Whlto crepon , with
scarlet ealvlcpi blpssoms ,
Sllss Antolit ! | tUlch White organdie and
laco. rti , v
Sirs. F. St.Hlnhard on Oreon organdlo
trlmmod with Valenciennes lace ; whlto
watered m01rap.inli.
Sirs. H. F. Kobcrson Black grenadine ;
carnations.
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Sirs. Jessie B. Uolllns Light yellow bro
cade silk , low bodice , trimmed with violets.
Sirs. W. D. Rutherford Pretty figured
whlto silk ; green ribbon.
S.
Sirs. B. 'SI. ' Sargent , Council Bluffs Black
brocade satin ; chiffon trimmings.
Mlsi Elsie St. Schocntgen of Council
Bluffs Pink moire silk , with velvet trim
mings.
Sllsn Schrocder Pink silk , green velvet
and pearl trimming , bride rc en.
Miss Claiu Schrocder Pink gauze over
rose colored bengallne ; bride roses.
Sirs. iSuekoll Black and whlto silk , trim
med with chiffon and jet.
Sirs. James D. Scltz , Kansas City A Paris
gown of changeable red silk with overdress
of whlto chiffon ; yellow ropes.
Sllss Georgia Short , guest of Silas Dick
inson Whlto moire velour , with bodlco of
whlto chiffon , American Beauty roses.
Mrs. 'Byron ' H. Smith Whlto muslin , lace
trimmed ; blue ribbonj.
Sllss Martha Roberta Sousloy of Nebraska
City Rose pink taffeta , with overdress of
white gauze , trimmed In valsnclennca lace
rad moire ribbons.
Sirs. Charles E. Squires Brocade grena
dine over cerlso catln. Diamonds.
Sllss Louise Squires Pink gauze over pink
taffeta silk.
Miss Eva Stafford of Nebraska City , pink
duchess satin , with overdress of whlto
moussellno do sole and point lace trim
mings , pink roses.
Miss Josephine Stanton of Washington ,
guest of Sllss Bartlett White organdlo over
silk , with white lace and flowers.
Mrs. W. B. Sterling Whlto brocade silk.
Sirs. E. L. Stone Black silk , bodlco trim
med with Jet and lace. .
Sllss i.Martha Stone Whlto accordion'
pleated chiffon over white silk.
Mrs. W. S. Strawn Cream colored or
gandie embroidered with green roses over
Nile greoa silk , heavily trimmed with cream
sill : nnd Valenciennes lace , end ornamented
with cerise rosettes and green ribbons.
Diamonds.
Sllss Gusslo Strathmann Whlto silk , pearl
trimmings.
Sirs. G. W. Suttou Gaslight green bodice
and black brocade skirt , American beauty
Sirs. T. K. Sudborough Black silk and
chllTon gown. Diamonds.
Sirs. J. A. Snnderland Palo blue silk ,
veiled In black net.
Sirs. L. T. Sunderland Figured organdlo
over palo bluo.
T.
Sllss Slabel Taylor Dainty whlto mousse-
line , will * ribbons.
Slls3 Edith Terry of Do Land , Florida A
costume of crmm. , organdie , dotted with
sprays of pink and blue flowers , over palo
blue surah silk , with flowers for ornament- .
SUES Lillian' De Land Terry A toilet of
poppy-rad chlffOu. over red silk , ornamented
with red poppiesDiamonds. .
Sirs. J. W. Thomas Dainty gown of figured
organdie over white , lavender trimmings.
'Sirs. ' Charles D. Thompson Black satin ,
Jot bodlco over green ; La France roses.
Miss1 Jennie" Th'bmpaon. Chicago White
organdie , white silk , diamonds.
Slis. T. A.-1 Thompson Black and pink
chlffoji , carnations. ,
Sirs. A. Thurlbylllack 'brocade and point
! . . ,
? co. , r
Mra. Towar-nptoo ) gray , allk. whlto chiffon.
Sllss Tower White organdlo over pink.
Miss Eleanor .Tawar Figured organdlo
ovci pale , bluevi
M1&3 Bessie Towlc Whlto organdie , over
pale pink silk.
Sllss Jceilf Towne Linen colored organ
dlo over pale blue silk.
Sirs. Treat , Hannibal , Slo. White organdie
over silk , American beauty roses.
Mrs. W. E. Tunnlcllff Black and change
able silk.
U.
Sirs. Charles Urquhart Black velvet ;
American beauty rosca.
Sirs. Harry Uttley Black chiffon and
Slorechal Nlel roses.
W.
Slis. Stary D. Wade Whlto taffeta silk ,
trimmed Inblack. .
Sliss Jeanne Wakefleld Pretty little dresa
of whlto dotted Swiss , with white sash and
ribbons.
Sllss Emily Wakeley Gown of whlto pom-
pidour silk , trlmmod with lace ; pink roses.
Sirs. James Ware of 'Blair Pink brocade
satin trimmed with black marten and chif
fon. Bouquet of La Franco roses.
Sllss Julia Warner , Jamestown , N. Y.
Figured organdlo over yellow ; yellow rib
bons.
Sirs. 0. W. Wattles Old rose satin foulard ,
trimmed with black lace and Jet.
Sliss Vcra Wattles Palo yellow chiffon ,
bodlco trimmed with co'al passementeries.
Sirs. John L. Webster 'Black ' and white
taffeta silk , trimmed with Venetian point
lace. Diamonds.
Sllss Webster Whlto satin brocade , garni
ture of pearls. Bouquet of La France roses.
.Miss Alice Wellor Palo blue organdlo , with
whlto lace frills.
SUM. C , F. Weller Golden brown satin ,
trimmed with Persian passementerie.
Sllss Ruth Weller Whlto organdie , bodice
of satin and white lace.
MM. Charles A. Wlebe , Grand Island-
Garnet velvet with pearl trimmings.
Sllss Ada Wllcox Cream silk , trimmed
with white lace : red and yellow roses.
Sirs. R. S. Wllcox Variegated grenadine
over purple silk , with cream lace.
Silt. ' . Wilox Pale blue corded silk ; red
roses.
Sirs. R. E , Wllcox White silk raulle , over
whl'.n silk. La France roses.
MUs Ruby Beth Williams Whlto organ
dlo with pale 'bluo ribbons.
Sirs. P , E. Wood Black eatln , lace and Jet.
Mrs. J. SI. Woolworth Black peau do tolo
and brocade satin , white lace and pearls.
Sllss Slellora Woolworth Whlto satin ,
with flowers as garniture nround the decol
lete bodlco and the Ak-Sar-Don pendent.
Sirs. George SI. Wright Nile green satin ,
American beauty rcees.
rcees.V.
V.
Miss Yates White moussollno de sole , with
cerise trimmings.
NATIONAL COMSIITTKH 1C 131PS OUT.
Will I. M Xriv , V < lrl IloiiionrnlH Ooii-
ilnut Tlif-M * Own Airnlrn.
CHICAGO , S > 4)t. 24. The Tribune says :
Senator James K .J.ones . of Arkansas , chair-
ilia n of the derao , catlc national committee ,
who Is In town , eays that the national com
mittee will not Interfere In the coming
mayoralty contcst-iln Greater Now York , .
To a reporter for thu Tribune Senator Jones
said : - =
"Tho democratic parly believes ! local
self-government , and that meanu also local
party government , The national committee
thinks tlto democratic organization In New
York kncnva host , how to run a campaign
In Now York , ftml It will not presume to
glvo It any advice , "
"Then the committee will not ask the
New York orgalilz-itlon to put a reference
to free silver Irnd 'other national Issues In
Its platform ? ' " ' '
"It will not"'lnterfcre In the matter at
all , as It considers It none of Its business. "
Senator Jmes was the flrst to arrive of
a number of prominent democrats who are
to meet here on Slonday to take up and
settle the question as to whether the free
sliver Usue shall bo Injected Into the Now
York campaign.
Richard Croker Is here also , coming from
Nashville. Slonday they will be joined by
ex-Lieutenant Governor Shcehan of New
York , brother of the chief of Tammany ,
who will represent that organization. Wil
liam J. Bryan U also 19 bo hero , and ex-
Governor Stone of Missouri comes tomor
row. Thtae democrats , with ex-Governor
Altgeld , will make up the conference.
Oll ] > tiir < > < liu llulii-l IfiiilIT.
NEW YORK , Sept. 24. The Herald's cor
respondent In Tegucigalpa , Honduras , iaya
that the Nlcaragu&n troops capture ! General
Paez , the military leader of the rebellion In
Nicaragua , and that ho committed sulcldr
a few hours later.
BOSTON BEATS THE ORIOLES
Beau caters Take tlio First cf the Ihroo
Deciding Games.
WIN OUT BY A SCOHE OF SIX TO FOUR
Uonlrr.1 from the Unit Til UP In tin-
.Uiitur anil Pnlttt ( lit * Miinu-
iiHMilnl City it llrllltniit
CnrntliK' ,
Boston , Cj Baltimore. 4.
Brooklyn. 10 ; Philadelphia. ! > .
Washington , 7-4 ; Now York , 2-8.
BALTIMOHK. Sept. 21. Nearly 13.000 pco-
plo saw Boston's base ball players beat the
Champions today and lake the lead In the
exciting race for this season's champion-
ehlp. One hundred and thlrty-flvo of these
people were Bostonlans , who came over to
"root" for their fallow citizens. Bedecked
with red badges and armed with tin horns ,
they majo noise enough for ten times their
number , ami tonight they arc tu an exces
sively cheerful frame of mind. Not so with
the rest of the crowd , for they have no ex
cuse to inako for the beaten Champions. The
game was fairly won by superior playing ,
timelier batting , better base running nnd
sharper , cleaner fielding , In which Hamilton ,
Long nnd Tennoy played probably the most
conspicuous parts , two of Loug'tt and one of
Tcnney's catches being of the moat sensa
tional order.
Tlio Boston "rooters , " headed by Congress
man John F. Fitzgerald of that city , hired a
brow band tonight and gave u reception at
the Kutaw house. Tomorrow they will take
the bind to the grounds to help "root" for
the visitors.
Collins , Beaton's third baseman , was lilt In
the cyo with a batted ball during practice
this afternoon and tonight the Injured mem
ber Is swollen and' discolored. Ho expects
to bo In the game tomorrow , however.
At first It looked llko an easy victory for
the Champions when the vlsltora went out
In one , two nnd three order In successive
Innings , and the Orioles had two tullles
tucked away , but there was n chnngo In the
fourth , when Doyle , usually fnultlesa In his
fielding , fell over nn easy bound right Into
his hands , gave Stahl a life and let Tcnucy
In with n run. This pleco of bad playing
was followed by a bit of hard luck , when
Stenzcl bagged a three-bagger , but was
caught on trying to come homo on Doyle's
easy ono to Collins.
A period of demoralization which does not
show In the score overtook the Bnltlmorouna
at this juncture and two runs put the vis
itors In the lead. Thin lead would have
been overcome , as the sequel shows , but
"Brother Joe" cluchml It for the visitors by
presenting thorn with two runs In the sev
enth , a throw over Doyle's head In trying
to field an easy bunt , n wild pitch and an
other fall down on a simple little grounder
by Doyle , netting three runs , after glU-
edged offers to retire thu side had been
offered and lost.
The eighth Inning was productive of great
disappointment to the Haltlmoreans , when
with bases full Stenzcl lined out a corker
to left field. Had It got through Boston's
field It meant two runs. Long made a dca-
perato rush for It. It landed In his mlt and
the side was out.
It seemed quite hopeful for the Champions
again In the ninth , when Doyle , Hcltz and
Hoblnson. singled , ono after the other , send
ing Doyle In with a run , nnd Hcltz followed
with another on McGraw's single , Qulnn
going out In the meantime on a long fly to
Hamilton. With four runs In. two men on
bases and only one out , It looked good for
Baltimore , but Long Jumped way up Into
the air , pulled down Keeler's red-hot liner ,
threw to Lowe at second and doubled up
Captain Hoblnson , who had Incautiously lit
out fen third base whcu Keeler hit the "ball.
This ended the agony and the score tells
the rest. Attendance , 12,904. Score :
UALTIMOHH. I 1IOSTO.N'
ll.H.O.A.K.I n.H.O.A.K.
McOraw. Sli 1 2 2 3 0 Hnm'ton. cf 1 0 1 0 0
Keeler. rf. . . 0110 0 Tenney. lb. .
S3 1 2320 iMWe. 2b. . . . 02700
Ki'lley , If. . . 0 1100 Stahl. rf. . . . 01000
Stenzel. if. . : 0 1200 Duffy. If. . . .
Doyle , lb. . . . 1 270 2 Collins. 3b. . 0 0140
Hells : . 2b 1 1 0 1 0 LonK. S3. . . . 1 3330
Hoblnson. c. 0 1 10 1 0 llergen. c. . . 1 1 C 2 0
Corbott. p. . . . 0 0 1 1 1 Nichols , p. . 1 1 2 1 0
I'ond , p 01000 ,
Cjulnu .0 0 0 0 _ Oj Totals . C 92611 0
Totnls . . . . t 1Z 27 S 3' '
"ll.lttcil for Pond.
I'onit hit by batted ball.
nnltlmore . 2 0000000 2 4
Lioston . 0 0012021 0 0
Karneil nmn : lialtlmore. 3 Iloslon. 2. Two-
bate hlto : Kflley. Lowe , llerKeii , Duffy. LonK.
Three-base Kit : Stenzel. Sacrlllce lilt : Keeler.
Stolen bnBen : McOraw (2) ( ) , Jennings , Stahl ,
Lowe , LOUR , Duffy. Double plays : forbett
to Jrmilngti , McOraw to Doyle. I.OIIK to Lowe.
Left on hams : lialtlmore. 7 ; HoMon. 8. Klrst
base on ball * : Off Corbett. 2 ; oft Nldioln. 3 ; off
I'onil , 2. Struck out : Ily Corbett. C ; by Nichols.
2 ; liy Pond. 0. I'assed balls : llerKen , Jlobln-
aon. Wild iiltoh : Corbett. Time : Two hours
nnd fifteen minutes. Umpires : Knisllc and
Hurst ,
BUOOKLVN. 10 ; PHIlJ\DELPHIA. 9.
BROOKLYN , Sept. 24. About the most ex
citing incident connected with the Brooklyn-
Philadelphia game hero today was the be
havior of 'Pltchor ' Taylor toward the umpire.
Ho was finally quieted with a fine of $25.
The game scheduled for Monday will bo
played tomorrow with the regular contest.
Attendance , 400. Score :
13IIOOKLYN. PHII.ADHLI'HIA.
H.H.O.A.E. it.ii.O.A.I : .
Jones. rf..2 132 0 Coolcy. rf. . . 2 3410
Oilltln. cf. . . 22100 Dowd. cf. . . . 22200
Hhlndle. 3h. . 2 2 1 0 1 .Oelelmiity. If 1 1 2 0 0
Lucliance. lb 2 2 14 3 0 LaJolx. lb. . . 1 3200
Slirrlmrd. e * 1 3 3 5 2 .Shugart. . . 00222
Khncli. 2b. . . . 0 220 0 Cross. 2b..l 3130
fSrlm. c 0 0 1 1 IJNasli. 3b 1
Dunn , p 1 122 olcUmcnts. c. 0 1 1 3 0
A. Smith. If. 0 1 0 0 1 Taylor , p. . . . 0 0020
lnrrel. ! ! c. . . . 0 1 0 1 0'Orth 1 1000
TotnlH . . . .10152720 6 Totals . . . .9142413 2
Hatted for Taylor In the ninth.
llraolilyn 1 10
I'hlUdelphla 2 9
Karned runs : Itrooklyn , C ; Philadelphia. 2.
Klrst Ijiue on cirord : Itrooklyn , 1 ; rhlladel-
Phla , 3. Left on basei : Ittnoklyn. 9 ; Philadel
phia , ( ! . .Struck out : Ily Dunn , 5 ; by Taylor , G.
Iluse on bulU : Off Dunn , 1 ; off Taylor , 1.
Three-base lilts : Jonex. Lachance , Two-base
hits : Hbeckard , LaJole (2) ( ) . Sacrifice hit : Nash.
Double plays : Shut-art to CrodS to LaJole ,
Coolcy to LaJole , Khoch to Dunn to .Sheckard ,
Junes to I.-iehonce. Hhoch to Lachance. Stolen
bases : Dowd , Clements. Hit by pitcher : Shoch.
WIIJ pilch : Taylor. Time : Two hours. Um
pire : Carpenter.
WASHINGTON , 7 ; NEW VOHK , 2
NK\V VOIUC , Sept. 24. In a double-header
today the Giants and Senators broke even.
The first game was won by the visitors because -
cause they wcro unable to land on Sullivan
and the Giants could not fathom McJames.
In the second Seymour wan worked out of
turn and always had the Washlngtons In
trouble. Mercer was hit In every inning but
the lint. Score , first game ;
NI3W YORK. WAHIIINHTON.
H.H.O.A.I 11,11.0.A.K.
Vnn'tren , cf 0 0 2 1 0 Helbach. If. 1 2200
Tlernan , If. 0 0 0 0 1 Ciettman , rf. 2 4 1 0 0
DnvU. Bii. . . 1 1 4 4 1 Deinont , 2h. 0 1 350
nitimnn , 2b. 0 2 2 ( i 0 McQulru , c. 1 2 7 4 1
( lettlK , Ib. . . 0 0 0 I 1 Tucker , lb. .
McOreery , rf 0 0 2 1 0 Hninii , cf. . 0 1 0 0 0
Cliirlt. It ) . . . . 1 1 9 1 0 IMIly. 3b. . . 1 0 0 2 0
Xfminus , c. . 0 1 8 1 0 Wilgley , HS 0 3 4 3 1
SlllllVUM , p. 0 1 0 Ml'Jamei , p 1 0 4 1 0
Wllmot . . . . 0 0 0 0 0
Totals 7 15 l 2 15 2
Totals. . . . 3 6 27 19 3
Halted for /.1-aifosn In tint ninth.
New York 0 001 10000 2
\VanlilnxKin 011010004-7
ICHrneU runs : Washington. 1. Stolen bases :
Olfiisoli , McGuIre , D.nla , ( lettnm ! ) (2) ( , /.eartont.
Hflliurh. Double play : ( llcason to Davis lo
( Mark. Flist base cm errors : New York , l ; Wnnh-
liiKtun , 3. Klrst bukti on balls : Off Sulllvnn.
5 ; off McJamex , 4. Ktruck out : Ily .Sullivan.
1 ; by McJames , 7. Pusxed ball : Keiirfnt.ii. Wild
pitches : Hulllvun. McJnmes. Left on bases :
New York. C ; WashlnKton , 10. Time : Two
hours and ten minutes. Umpliti : Lynch.
WASHINGTON , 4 ; NHW VOHK , 8.
Score second game :
NKW YOHK. I WASHINGTON.
11.11.0.A.B.I ll.H.O.A K.
VH'ltren. cf 0 l 2 0 0 Belbach. If. , i ! 1400
Tlernan. If. . ! 1 0 0 rOettmun. rf. 0 0 3 2 0
Davis , ft. . . . 1 214 1 Deinont. 2b. . 0
Oleanon. 2b. . 1 1 3 0 McOulre. o. . 1 1 4 1 0
( lelttK. 3b. . . 0 1 1 0 0 Tucker , lb. " 1600
McCreery. rf 1 2 1 1 0 Ideally , cf. .
Clark. 1I..O 192 1 Itrllly. 3b. . . 0 1610
Warner , c. . . . 0 ICO 0 Wrlgley. us . 0 1021
Heymour , p. . 3 2 1 C 0 Mercer. p..l 0011
Totals . . . .In 14 ill' Total * . . . .Hill 4
New York 0 5-8
Waihlnictun 0 000211 0-4
Curiied runs : New York. 1 ; Washington. 1.
Two-base lilt : Clark. .Stolen bates : U yinnur.
McOrtery , Double plays : Mcrjulre to Hellly.
Duvls to ( ] | ason to Clark 1'lrM ba on er
rors : New York. 2. Washington , S. Klrnt ba eon
on liallsKeymour. . 3 , Mercer , 2 lilt by
pitched bull : ( jettlK Htruck out. Ily Seymour ,
4 ; by Mercer. 4. Wild pitch : Ily Mercer. > .
Left on bates , New York , I , W > hlngton , ( .
Orclwd and pibelm
NEWNESS IN FURNISHINGS ,
New Carpets
Special Sale Ingrain Carpet , BO patterns
bought before tlio advance , al GOo yard.
Body Brussels
No advance of price while this early lot
lasts. Ilcst American and English make *
of goods , nt $1.00. $1.10. $1.10. $1.25 and $1.3B.
You will pay 20 per cent more hereafter.
1.000 samples Brussels , Moquetto and Ax-
minster Carpets , from 1 to U4 yards , sult-
nhlo for Rugs , nt We , COc , 7fic nnd $1.00
each. Ingrain samples , 1 yard , IGc each.
Mattresses and Springs
Pull 4-0 Slattrosses , good ticking , $1,50.
Combination SInttrcss ( cotton and excel-
slor ) , J3.50.
-Moss Mattresses , 1 or 2 parts , 40 Ibs. , $ S.
Curled Hair Mattress , .15 Ibs. , $11.00.
Flno Hair Mattress ( black hair ) , 1 or 2
parts. $18.SO.
Woven Wire Springs , full sire , $1.50.
Steel Spiral Springs , $3.00.
200 Rugs
Made up from remnants. Bring the size
of your rooms nnd see If wo can fit them.
The saving on these Is from Vt to 14 regular
prices. Wo quote a few prices :
Brussels llug , 8-3x10-3 , $11.00.
Brussels , 8-3x12. $15.00.
Velvet Hug , S-3X10-B. $17.00.
Best Body Brussels Hug , S-3xll-C , $10.50.
Sloiiuotte llug , 8-3x10-0. $10.60.
Blgclow Axmtnstor Hug , 8-3x12 , $22.60.
Wilton Velvet Hug , 10-6x18 , $22.50.
Best Body Brussels Hug , 9x12 , $18.00.
Wilton Velvet Hug , 100x12$17.00. ; ] .
Large Size Rugs
Our assortment of Oriental and American
Hugs , In largo sl7.es , consists of the latest
productions.
Japanese , 12x9 fcot , $13.00. $10.00 nnd $7.20.
Byzantine , 12x9 feet , $18.00. i
Kensington Art Squares , 12x9 feet , $9.00.
German Saxony Hugs , 10-10x8-8 feet. $21.
Smyrna Revcdslblo Hug , 121x9 feet , $27.50.
Imperial Hoverslblo Hug , 12x9 feet , $37.50.
Wilton ( genuine ) . Hugs , 12x9 feet , $10.00.
A.xmlnstcr Hug , 12xS feet , $27.50.
Bed Room Furniture
Folding Beds. $14.00 , $16.25 , $25.00 $ , 129.00.
Parlor Furniture
It's all right In suits this season , either 3
pieces or 5 pieces to match. Prices start
nt $25.00 for 3-pleco suits and $30.00 for
[ i-pleco suits.
Wo are selling a Solid Slahogany ,1-ploco
suit , beautifully carved , upholstered In fin *
silk damask. 119.00.
Odd Upholstered Chairs. $4. ! > 0 and upward * .
Shades
Cloth Opaque Shades , C ft. by 3 ft. , with
spring fixtures , complete , ready to hang , any
color , 25c.
Shades made to order any size of "King's
Sun Fast Scotch Holland" nnd Double Faced
Hand Tainted Opaque.
Furniture Newness-
New shapes In Parlor Tables Mahoganr
or tlio now Golden Oak Finish , $5.50 , $5.00
nnd $3.75.
Solid Mahogany Marquetry Inlaid Tnblo ,
$ C.5.
Quarter Sawed Oak Library Table , heavy
tinted legs , beautlfuly finished , $10.75.
Fine Oak Library Table , with rope legs ,
$13.50. |
Extra largo Library Table , hand carved
top an elegant piece of furniture , $20.00.
Cobler or Saddle Shaped Wood Seat Hooker ,
oak or mahogany finish , price $3.50.
Largo Arm Upholstered Spring Scat
Hocker , oak or mahogany polish finish , $4.50.
Special Largo Arm Upholstered In Leather
Spring Seat Hocker , oak or mahogany finish ,
$5.50.
Moris Choir large , easy chair , with lees
cushions , several styles upholstering.
Couches and
Iron Bcds-
Conluroy Covered Couch , 28 Inches wld ,
button top , several colors to select from ,
$3.50.
30-Inch Biscuit Tufted Couch mnilo to
order , covered In vclour or corduroy. $12.00.
Full Turkish Slmpo Couch , best steel spring
and well upholstered In selection of cover *
$18.50.
I4I4-14I6-I4I8 St.
- - Douglas .
Umpire : Lynch. Time : Onfl hour and fifty
minutes. Attendance , 2.009.
STANDING OK TJ1I3 TEAMS.
1'Iayvd. Won. Jyjst. P.f.
Koston . 127 9) 37 70.9
Unltlmore . 121 S7 37 70. S
New York . 126 SO 40 C3.5
Cincinnati . 124 70 M f,0.5
Cleveland . 123 i 59 C2.8
Washington . : . 123 fS M 4(1.0 (
Brooklyn . 127 SS C ) 43.7
I'lttsburK . 12. . r > ii C'J 41. S
Chlcnro . 12G 53 71 4:1.7 :
Phllnileliilila . 127 M 73 42.5
Loulsvlllo . 124 51 73 41.1
St. Louis . 123 27 W 22.0
Oami-s today : Bo.iton at Tialtlmor" , Phlludcl-
plila at llrooklyn. WnshlnBton nt Ni-w Yiirk ,
Cincinnati at St. lyjulu , Loulsvllle at Cleveland ,
I'hlraBO at 1'lltBNurK.
r : AMISS or THK I.IVKI.V AMATEIIIIS.
Win Tire nt Wnlion.
WAHOO , Nob. , Sept. 21. ( Special Tele
gram. ) The ball game of yesterday nt this
place was an easy victory for the Fremont
Brewers against the Crawford Colts. Nceley
and Jamison , Fremont's kindergarten bat
tery , did very effective work. Score : Fre
mont , 10 ; Wahoo , 0.
The Brewers repeated the dose today In
more vigorous manner. Bouldln's pitching
and the work of Bulrd In center were the
features of the gamo. Score :
Fremont 2 C 0 1 0 0 2 1 3 15
Wahoo 0 2
Earned runs : Wahoo. 1 ; Fremont. 9. Base
lilts : Fremont. 17 ; Wahoo. 10. Two-base
hits : Llnglo. iBaer , Bouldln , Holmes. Neeloy ,
Crawford. Glbbs. Three-base hits : Balrd ,
Athey. Homo run : Trcbaugh. Errors :
Fremont , 3 ; Wahoo , 6. Double plays :
Bouldln to liner to Athey , Ncthaway to Iver-
son. Passed balls : Llndercamp , 3. Bases
on balls : Off Bouldln , 2 ; oft Olson , 1. Struck
out : By 'Bouldln , 7 ; by Olson , 1. Batteries :
Fremont , Bouldlu and Jamhon ; Wahoo , Olson
and Llndorcamp. Time : One hour and forty
minutes , Umpire : Swan.
ICxlllbltllMI rilllllf.
SIANSFIELI ) O. , Sept. 24. The Cleveland
National league team and Mansfield played
an exhibition game here today. Score :
Mansfield C 9 C-21
Cleveland 7 13 4 24
Batteries : Mansfield , Bram and Lynch ;
Clovcland , SlcAlIlstor and Crlger.
HACIXJ AT Til 13 STATH I'AIH.
Suiiill Crowd AVntoliPN Ilia I.lint Tlir 'i-
KvrnlM f tin * \ WI. . - .
Tlio attendance- was not very good at thoraces
races at the fair grounds yesterday , but thoraces
races were all good ,
The flrst was pacing for 2-year-olds , with
the following starters : E SI a , b. s. , A. Rus
sell , Omaha ; Klondike , br. s. , Keystone stock
farm. Omaha ; Cassle Onward , b. in. , D. T.
Slount , Omaha. The horses wcro given the
wortl oil the flrst score , 12 iM O taking the
lead at the flrst turn. SlcCoy held Klondike
back until the threo-ciuarter polo was reached
and then made n spurt In the stretch , passing
Causlo Onward and lapping E SI G's neck.
Time2:3391. . The second heat was a repl-
tltlon of the flrst. Times 2:38 : % . The third
heat was delayed In getting away , after sev
eral trials word was given , E iM G taking
the lead and was never headed. Time :
2:27 : % . Summary :
E M G 1 J 1
2
Klondike - -
Caeslo Onward 3 3 3
Time : 2:33 : % . 2:3SM : : . 2:27 : % .
The second event on the card was the trot
ting , 2l : < > clans , puine $100 , with tlio follow
ing starters : Cnptnln Caffroy , br. H. , J. W.
llarkliiH. Falls City , Neb. ; Anna 13 , b. in. ,
Jack Curry , lied Oak , la. ; ROKCOII , b. B. . K.
a. Faulkner. Lincoln , Neb. ; North Star ,
b. K. , O. E. Slorse , Columbus , Nub.
The horses were cent away after scoring
four times , Paptaln Caffroy taking the lead
and winning by n length. TInio : 2:19',4. : ' In the
second heat North Star led the way. At the
half Caffroy gave the big horse a brush , but
failed to head the big bay. Time : 2lS : i.
The third heat was a race between North
Star nnd Caffrey to the half. Nearlng the
three-quarter polo Iloscoo passed Caffroy and
gave North Star n stiff brush to the wire.
Time : 2:20. : Summary :
North Star 3 1 1
Captain Caffrey 1 4 4
Anna E 223
Roscoe 4 3 Z
Tlmo : 2:19Vi : ; 2:18V1 : ; 2:20 : ,
Alamlto , r. s. . by Eagle Bird , went n
mile to beat his own record of 2I3Vi : and
lowered the same to 2:10' : . Tlmo by quar
ters : 0:321,4 : , 1:0.1 : , 1:58 : % . 2:10'i. :
The third race was a lialf-mllo and repeat
running , with thu following starters :
Emerald , b. m. , iBershaw , J. P. Pfclfer , St.
Paul , Slinn. ; Flossy I ) , H. m. , Llndon C , John
Gehan , Sl'cnandoah , la. ; Annie King , b , m. ,
Ancllc , Trotter Brothers , Sltcnandoah , la. ;
Gladys Well , b. m. . Gladiator , William Day ,
Fairfax , S. . ; Nell 1C , b. m. , .Master Slelloy ,
O. Hall , Ashland. Neb.
la the first heal Gladys Wells and Flossy
I ) fought It out for llrut place until near the
tape , when Emeiald came up friim the rear ,
passing Glndys Wells nnd all but beating
Flossy D. Time : 0:49. :
In the second heat the horses got away
In a bunch , except Nell K , who was a couple
of lengths boUlml. Emerald won. Flossy I )
sfcf.ond , Nell K third , Gladys Wells fourth.
Tlmo : 0:49. :
In the third heat Emerald won , Flossy D
second and Nell K third. Time : 0:49 : % .
01. H1 KOIl THIS SOUTH.
l.ciullnuI'mfoKxIoiiiilH Will .Unl > a
Tour Mnilliiu III .llfvlco ,
NEW YORK , Sept. 21. The majority of
tlio professional wheelmen who have been
engaged for tlio past season In nearly every
city of prominence- the circuit In the
United States will on Monday start south
for a series of bicycling ovents. Their des
tination Is the City of Mexico. Nearly all of
the leading professionals huvo signed to go
on the trip , and It Is posnlljlo thnt othoru
may Join the contingent later on.
Among these signed are Cooper , Kiser , J.
S. Johnson , .Merlons , Titus , Hoyt , Newton ,
Wells , Brown , McFarland , Nat Btltlor , Wat-
sou , Coleman , Klmble , Randall , Freeman ,
Saundcrs , Grimes , the heavy man ; Stei'imon ,
C. P. Rico and McUan , thu trick rldei
The entlru party will number about flirty ,
Under the management of F. E. Spooner thn
circuit chasers will open next Slonday at
Trenton , N. J. That livening they will begin -
gin their long Journey In two Pullman cam ,
In which the party will llvo until they return
north again. Thny expect to reach Mexico
City about Christmas wtt'k. and the follow
ing dates have bcon arranged to far en route :
Trenton , Buffalo , Detroit , Kalamazoo , Peorla ,
Racine , Indianapolis , Louisville , Paducali , St.
Louis , Joplln , Slo. , .Memphis and Nashville.
Stnrl tin * ( 'Ticket 'Mnlrli ' ,
PHILADELPHIA , Sept. 24. Tlie gentle
men of Philadelphia and Captain P. F. War *
nor's English cricketers began a Ilirou.
days' match on the grounds of the Bclmont
Cricket club In this city today. Tlio weather
was threatening , but the crease was In
good condition , notwithstanding last nlght'i
heavy rain. The team which ropreaonti
this city is composed of the players who
took tlio European trip , with the oxcuptlon
of Captain Patterson , F. W. Hililon , II. P.
Bailey and II. I. Brown , whore abaence con-
xldcrably weakened tlio team. The English
men presented thn same elovcoi which
played the twenty-two colts last week , wfth
the exception that Lovesan-Gowor Io added ,
ll < > il > r IN .SiiHirni1l. |
BALTIMORE , Sept. 24. Chairman Albert
Molt , of the League of American Wheulmuu
Racing board In a Hpeulal bulletin Imund to *
night announces the KiisponHlon ofV. . K.
Becker , pending an Investigation , of havlnn
assaulted a competitor on the track.
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