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III ( ) iAlli1 wis ' iiii SECONI ) '
/ ' TlsLor ramlly Oomo Itomo In a Gallop
. . After Lo1ng tbo Game.
WADSWORTh'SVIIDNESS ' ALMOST
*
? r1Y TvlrI.'r IInsTwu , Very IIn.I ti-
I * $ Iij ; , , , but * hir.'nju IhIaInt
Hltii Ilitti. * he 1Li n
N(9lcII.
The Iinbes won atiil lost ( ho game with the
S'oIverInea yeaterday attornoon then they
won It over again by the score ot 8 to 7
hi the most exciting anl hair-raising fltiIh
ecen on the ball groUflI ( tht9 season.
At the enii of the fifth Inning ( lie score
cI : was to 2 in our favor. In the sLxth It
' I wa 7 to 6 agaInst us. th the eighth we
'Al tied It. In the ninth we won , with two men
to tpnre. The 'ast ' half of tht conIcaL sent
the blood kaping through the seIns of the
inns as It has not done for years , anti t
- . demonstrated one fact very conelush'eIy- '
that the fans have not forgotten how to
. root. There were iot many of them out
, there , but how they made the grand stanit
roof rcsound !
Who won the game ? It Is hard to tell.
It may have been the hit of Plshers In the
eighth , when tie took Wadsworth's time at
baL It may hao been Itoat , who rapped
out. a 8Ingle In the ninth-the first man at
. bat. It may have been Iustnce with the
Hacrlflco that foIIoed. Or It may have been
the infantile holly's long drive , which Iavk
dropped. It certainly was McCauley's single
that sent Ithat over tI'e plate wIth the wiii-
ning run.
Twirler Wadsorth made his debut In
Omahrt. lie was wild , giving away seven
bases on bails , but that may have been the
, reiult of the atmospheric dampness. The
Wolverines , however , coulii not connect very
wefl with his benders , as they lamnieti out
: - only seven hits In the eight Innings he
f pitched. Lined UI ) against him on the slab
t wa3 Thomas , who , while steadier , was found
\ much more frequently by the Babes.
The aggregation of the count really
. :2- : '
. _ _ ;
started as If they meant to do something.
Dungan flied out to FlemIng. but Ililles got
bis base by being hit. DIIlar&l PUShOII him
nlong with a single and 1w came home on
*
idecauloys fumble on the throwln from
Nicoil's grounder. They got only one score ,
: for Davis nod Mullano both died on first ,
Oinn.n ( ) . 'tIM toViii. .
: Tiia Infantiles started otT at the jump out
t of tin , box. Preston lighted on the 1eatltel
and got clear around to second on Diliard's
fumble of the throw. Pickering sacrificed
C him around to third and Fleming brought
ilm home on a two.bagger. Lyons landed
. hard end Flein caine home. Denny got to
third on float's long fly and Fustace's single.
Holly helped the atocky first baseman cross
'the ' plate with his smash. That ended the
I ; rungettlng , for holly was forced dut at second -
end on McCauley's drive to hines.
That made tile score 4 to 1 in favor of
us'iins.
. The second as uneventful. Pick got a
ilase DII lIllaril's second error. but got no
farther. PcuInney. the first man up for
Ietrott. got a pass and went clear around
to third on an infield play and a hit by
Thomas , 1)Ut could not elongate bluiseif to
the rubber.
III thin third limes hit safely and so did
Dillarti anti they got to third and second
respectively on Nicoll's sacrifice to Lyons.
Wadsworth filled the bases by issuing a pa
, . to Iavis , It looked mighty bad with only
one man out. It looked worse yet when
ii / Wadsworth picked up Muliane's ground ball
and tossed it In such a way that McCauley
could iiot catch limes at the plate and
Ilunky scored , But Pequinney's InfIeld
grounder forced Blilard out at the plate and
Fuller roiled one ( Iowa to Lyons.
That CIiIei ( the agony and the score was
still 4 to 2 in our favor. We did nothing
In our end of the third nor In the fourth
and the Detroit aggregation drew a horse-
collar , too , in the latter. But. we got what
'ooked like a mortal cinch In the fifth.
Fleming flew out , but Dillard's third error
gave Lyons a life. Roat came up and lammed
One right straight out in the middle for two
big bags. Eustaco died at first , but IIoliy
sent a fine drive along the third base line ,
scoring Lyons. McCauley flied out to Ful-
Icr , but the score was 5 to 2 ngin 'em.
, - But you can't always toil and the terrible
I uncertainty of the great American sport was
OXCiflilIfiCd In the sixth Inning. when the
1101)08 of the Woverlnea were boosted sky
high , only to be dashed to terra firma again
later on.
Ier. ! ' SHIRe FIres.irtcN.
Thomas made a hit. So did Dungan.
limes sacrificed and advanced each a base.
( Theii Wadsworth hit Dillard and filled the
haes. Then ho gave a base Oft balls and
forced In Thomas. Davis' drive forced out
Duiigan at the plate. There was one run in
- and three men were on bases , but there
were two ouL
Then Fleming made an error.
It was an excusable muff. The ball flew
front Mullane's bat very near the base line
and the ground was so sloppy and slippery
that Fleming had hard work getting to it.
nut it. "as disastrous. Dillard , Nicoll 0011
Davis caine iii and Muhiano perched on see-
onti ,
\Vndsworth lleiIel along things with twc
vilii iiltchles , scoring Mullane. lie gav
l'cquinney a hinsshiortbut Fuil r put an enC
to the catastrophe by banging the bali into
Lyons hands.
The score was 7 to in the enemy's favor.
The fans looked mighty disgusted and do-
tcrmint'd to help along the Wolverines all
they could tlwreafter. But thiy did not
know that this naw reorganized Omaha team
Is made 01 some of the right kind of stuff.
It teolc sonic time , though , for them to
hioW it ,
Wadsworth antI lreston both went out
at first in the sixth. Pick tried to start
the bali rolling by banging out a two-bagger ,
but Lyons Ilieci out to Davis.
lii the seventh only four men wore up for
the Detroit outfit and In our cad It was
one-two-three. Lyons wonted to hit so
liadiy that ho struck out. float got a base
oil Muliane's error. but was doubled up by
Eustaco , It was one.two.three for the 'ol-
yerines in the eighth , but we did not do
a thing ( 'XC'pt tic the score in our half ,
; That's all ,
% 'Iit're W'r Wti It.
4 Iioiiy tIled out to iavls , although lie iiiade
' mighty effort to do the right thiiig. Mc-
t'auiey got his base by being hit in the slats.
Cancer
drt. . ' . II. Crausby , of I9 K'rr St.1
ICillllhIM 'I'etI ) ) . , 1)0111 ) no titIititIoii
; o iiiali 1111111) Iii tier hri'aat , bu
_ _ _ _ _ _ ItOOll iI.vuloped .
Itto it cancer of
CURED BY
- ' , IltIlit typ * . 'L'ho
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In Niw York trt'atud Iwr , and flit.
ally tttdarQ4 lit'r east !
Ai z Inst resort , . , 3 , teas gYtlI1 $
1 aittl ati Iitirtt'dIaIii IIiILlrQYt'lhiUlit. ru.
I stiltt'tI ii hot-
, tics cured hr
cotiiitIt'1y * 1141
fIfhU(1l. . sss
noigii ( ) ( .
tNe IIU return.
et3 forttni yeri.
tok * eu CIDOCT fits ; * ddmt BwLtt
.cla Cu , , Attiuti. Us.
- . -
- -
'hiii'ri t'a usher estise ui liimnlt in % ' . , i1u1's
lilace at the bat sail liieil , otat u corier into
the right gsrden. it wn at this stage that
IIIC ie.lIiots cominenreli to boiler 511(1 they
kept. it tit , to the eflil ,
Pretnn forced the tntnngor out at second , I
hilt Mnc got around to third. l'Ick singleti
anii iirought In the natty little backstop.
I'lemlng equalled his compatriot's icrforzii.
nnc anti brought Preston in. Lyons swatted
the ball hard , but Dayi coppercd it. hut
It was enough. The score wa tied ,
It was too good a chance to win nail Man-
nger Fishier knew it. lie therefore put In
a fresh twirler , Daub. I'equinney struck
out , Iullor flied to l'ick , Thomas singled ,
but WSII forced out at second by Dungan.
Three outs and the score still tied.
Then the fans got on their hind legs antI
rooted as they never did before. Se just
simply bail to do it , and did It ,
itoat knocked a slasher Into the right
garden , ltiatace sacrificed him around to
secoud. holly sent a hard one to Iavis ,
which the Wolverine tickler just got his
finger tips on. antI theii-
McCapley sent a poacherino along the base
lines and float conic trotung In like a derby
winner with the winning run In his iniws.
Score :
OMAHA.
A13It:1DSTl.S1i.I'O.A. : E.
I'r'ston.hf..a 2 1 0 0 1 0 0
Pickering , Cf..4 0 2 0 I I I 0
rI'iiiiig , af..5 1 0 0 I 0 1
l4'oii , lb. . . . . . , . , , . . 5 2 1 0 0 10 0 0
float , ti4. . . . . . . . . . . . . . & 2 2 0 0 4 0
EtiMtslrP , .91 . . . . . . . . . .4 0 1 0 1 1 2 0
hlnllltiggworth , 2b..5 0 3 0 0 1 1 0
MCCaU1e' , C. . . . . . . . . I 1 1 0 0 1 3 1
\'at1oworthi , P..3 0 0 0 0 0 3 1
'Fisher . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 0 1 U 0 0 0 0
1)144th , 1).o o o o 0 o 0 0
Totnl' . . . . . . . . . . .41 8 11 0 2 27 14 3
Fisher batted for W'udsworth In the
eighth.
IFTltOlT.
AILIt.1t3.Shi.ShI.PO.A. h.
.
Dungtn , rf..4 . 0 1 0 0 2 Ii 0
lIin.i1 , MM..i 2 1 0 1 2 4 0
lilinrd , lb..4 1 2 0 0 9 1 3
Nicohl , Cf. . . . . . . . . . . .8 I 0 0 1 1 0 0
Ditvig.if..3 1 0 0 0 4 0 1
Muilitne , 2b..5 1 0 0 0 2 3 1
I'eIuInney , 3b.:1 : 0 1 0 0 0 3 0
FulIerc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 0 u 0 4 0 0
Thomas , ii. . . . . . . . . . . . i 0 0 1 3 0
.
Totals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 2 14 5
'One maii out when winning run was
znalLi.
Ittnis by inniiigs :
Omaha . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .300020021-t
DetroIt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 0 1 0 0 5 0 0 0-i
hits by innings :
Omaha . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4 0 0 2 2 1 0 3 2-14
1)etroit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 1 2 0 1 2 0 0 18
Erriira by Innings :
Omaha . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .I 01 001 0 00-3
Detroit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 1 0 0 1 U 1 0 1-5
Earneil runs : Omaha , 2 ; DetroIt , 1. Two-
base hilts : Plckt.rlnr. Flelninir. float.
Double Play : Dillard to lilacs. Itrises on
bahl : \Vntlswortht , DavIs (2) ( ) , Pt'qtiin-
I1e ) (2) ( ) , Dungan (2) ( ) , Nicoll. First base on
errors : Omaha. 3 ; letroit 3. tilt by
Iitehei lahl : By'ndswortui , lImes , DII-
lard ; by Tlionin , McCauit'y. Struck out :
13y'adsworth , Dillard ; by Daub , I'equln-
ney ; by ThionasVadswurtli , icCttuley.
Lyons.'ll.l pitc'hes : W'adswortli. 2. Left
on bases : Omaha. 10 ; Dt'trolt , 12. TIme of
game : 'rwo hours flIlI fifteen iiiiiiutes.
Umpire : Cantillon.
oFIIIIt M'I1'1'IItN I1..tUF ( .tMIS.
IiuIIinnII , ThruM It Slack tIII ( lit'
St. I'ziiI Croil.
ST. PAUL , June 4.-The hoosiers by con-
ccntrctted batting and through Hawley's
good twirling turned the tables on the
Saints tOdll ) ' , winning a warm game.
Score :
it. II. j : .
St.l'aui . . . . . -
Indianapolis .0 0 0 0 1 2 0 2 0-5 8 3
flatteries : St. Paul , Cross and Spies ;
Jndlanupoli3 , hawley itnti Kahoc.
MINNiA1'OLIS. June 4.-ltettgcr was
too much for the Millers today. but Lally's
tvo-Iase lilt in tile iiunn , [ oiIO'eli Dl' a
long drive by Ieiily , nenrl ) ' tied the score.
Scorn :
R. 11. l.
MInneapolis . .0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1-2 7 2
Milwaukeo..002000100-3 60
flatteries : Minneapolis , \\'right and flitter -
ter ; MilwitUke. ltettger and Sienr.
KANSAS CITY , Mo. , June 1.-The game
vtis called at the end of the fourth inning
( ill account of rain. the score standing :
Katisas City , 4 ; Columbus , 2.
STANDIN3 OF TIlE TFAMS.
Played.'on. . Lost. P.C.
Indianapolis . . . . . . . . . 33 2G 9 74.3
St. I'tttil . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B 25 It 64.1
Columbus . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 21 H 60.0
Kansas City . . . . . . . . 35 20 15 57.1
ls1itvaukee . . . . . . . . . . . 39 21 18 53.8
1)ctreit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38 14 21 St.S
MtflflhifllOliS . . . . . . . . . 37 . 12 5 32.4
Omaha . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16 9 27 25.0
Games today : Detroit at Omaha , Columbus -
bus &tt Kliilsils City. ! dilwaukee at , Iinne-
apolis , Indianapolis itt St. PaUl.
( LtMES OF' 'ElLIS NT1ONthj LEAtE.
Cliiehiiiittl ( et lilt , . ' , 'hien Nev York
Is Usiktiiic Errors.
NI\V YOItK , Juiie 4.-Four hits and Cr-
mrs by 1)avtes , GIeaon and Donney won
today's game for the Reds. Score :
'
Niw YOIt1. CINCINATt.
1t.1l.QA.U. lt.IlO.A.E.
\'anli'n. ci. U I 3 0 0 M 'UtIle , Cf. 0 0 1 0 0
Tlernao. If. 0 2 l 1 0 'rillth , It. . . 1 1 U U
Joyce. lb. . . 0 1 10 Ii U Me1'he , Th. I 0 2 5 1
InvIt. . . . 0 1 2 1 2 Ileckley , lb. 1 10 0 0
Wilmot , rf. . 0 0 1 0 0 iIlb.r ! , it. . . I 1 1 0 0
tIeaon. 2b , 1 1 3 1 1 Irwin. lb. , . 0 0 2 2 0
ILart'n , 31. . I 2 0 4 0 Corc'n , sti. . 0 1 5 4 0
Warner , c. . 0 0 : u U 0 Vaughn , c. . 0 0 5 2 0
iJneny. p.C U . : 4 liiii : , p. . . . . . 00030
Grady . . . . . 1 0 0 0 0 - - _
'IlusIe . . . . 0 1 Totai , . . . & 4 27 16 1
'rota : . . . . $ ) flhI 4
N&.wyork . . . . . . . . . . .000000102-3
Clnciniiati . . . . . . . . . . .0 1 0 0 0 4 0 0 0-5
Datted for \\'ilinot in the ninth. 'itatted
for 1)oiieny in the ninth.
IarnecI rUni3 New .rI. , 1 ; CIncinnati ,
2. 'i'vo-baso hit : Iteckley. 'Fhrt'i'-lis. ' lilt :
: Ihitrtman. Dotibie Iiays : 11111 to Corcoran
to Ileckley ; 11111 tO Irwin to Vaughan.
First bast' by errors : Cinciunati , 1 ; Ness'
York , 1. FIrst LU5C on balls : Off Doheny ,
2 ; off 1 till , 3 , lilt by pitched hail : 'i''arner.
Strtlek out : hiy Iohou ) ' , 4 ; l' 11111 , 3.
I'assed hail : 'atriier , Vaughan.Vilti
I pitch : Dolieny. Left on baset : New York.
S : CiflilliIfltl , 4. 'I'Ixne : Two 1iurs anti
I lifteen minutes. Umpires : MeDondid and
I O'Day. AttndaXice , 10.04) ) ' ) .
Mitiut C.lelirntes ISis Itetiurn ,
IIALTIMORE , Jane 4.-After being out of
the game for two years owing to an Injury
to liii ; pitching arm Al Mittil Went lii today
and shut otit the fIt , LouIs club. Score :
U/tt.TIMOIIII. ST. I.Ot'IS.
lt.II.O.A.2. It.il.U..B.
ieeIr , il . . I 1 1 0 0 Iw,1. cC. . . 4) ) 1 1 0 0
J.'niilngi. . lb a I 4 0 0 Turner , if. . 0 0 0 0 0
gei4 > If. . . I ) 0 1 0 0 Iiari.'y , If. . 0 II 3 0 0
ittenzeI , Cf. . I 0 1 0 0 liementN , C. 1 0 2
Jemont. $ . I ) I 4 0 ( 'ms. ' , lb. . . 0 Ii I S I
Mcbinn ( , II' 0 1 9 1 01ugden , lb. .0 U I u 0
Quinn , lb. . . I I 3 1 0'rooIc , 21. . . 0 0 3 4 0
Itotilaon , , CU 3 1 0 OlluIl. s , . . . . .0 1 1 0
Maul , i'.i ' o ludiiorr , p. . A 0 0 3 0
T.tals . . . . T 9 7 10 0 Totais . . . , 0 3 II It I
] Iitltlntoro . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 1 0 0 0 2 2 0 ' -.7
St. Louis . , , , . , . . . . . , , 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Stolen base : Jennings. Two.base lilt ;
Jennings , l3tcriflco tilts : 1)eniont , McClttnn ,
Earned runs : lialtlmore 2. Icublo piuy :
lttIiflt4Ofl to Icqntint. i'jrst uii hulls : Oft
Zdiiul. 1 ; ott Siidhoft , 1. 1 lit by i.itcher :
Steizei , 2 , Struck iUt By Maul , 2. Loft
on unites : ilaltitnort' . 5 ; St. Iniis , 3. TUne ;
One Itour anti thirty minutes. t'mpiros ;
Snyder ittiti Curry , Attentlanee , 1,1d.
Di , i.'ii LiMt'1 II IN ( lain.- .
' .IiiUTO , Jjino 4.-Lflnet'n Iott tie !
game today h IL Whit tHrow to lirsi In IflO
eighth liming. Score :
tVHIiIITt ( ) . I.UI'Ii4VhI.I.h' .
Itfl o..t.i. liii I' .t.i :
( h'tlinan , if 0 0 1 U 0 ( 'lurk , If. . . . I 1 0 4) 0
bO9t.eh , if. 0 0 1 'I 0 liii. tiIi , a. . 1 Ii 4 0
lh'Ir , lb . . I S S I ) 0 lIe ) . q $ . . . . I I I 0 0
n.Ir.'n. ( f 0 0 0 0 0 I > . .is.'r , ct. . I I I 0 0
) J'Uuln' , t' . 0 1 3 0 0 ' . % 'iise.r , lb. 0 1 II I 3
'asn.r , 10 , 0 1 3 1 I Sidiferti. lii. 0 I t 4 0
* 45'ls. Ill . .1 1 4 0 1iliigu'n * , SI' 0 0 I I 4) )
Vrlgl.'y , iii00 I Oiinyd.r , . , . .s I 4
iIn..n. U 0 3 I Mirrt. ' , C l ' , i U 4)
M , ) t41e. if 9 0 4) - - . - . - -
, - - - - - Totals . . . 4 7 s : Ii S
, .iap . .2 I1I 1
\VlIsiiitigtOfl . . . . . . . . . .0 0 0 3 0 0 I 0 fl-S
I.ouisvlii.i . . . . . . . . .0 0 ii 1 o a 0 2 B-i
Eiirii.'d runs % 'sshintoii , 1 ; I.4)lisVIiIi' * ,
. TWII.IIl4iIP tilts ItI'itL. ii'xIur. lhuti4s
liIliiN Itit.liI * ' to suiiir tIp. l'tt4 lsits
oil Ii&tiIi 0(1 lIIl411 , 2. uff Ehr.t. I lit 1 *
lItChWd ) hell' AlitIilrulI , ( 'ljilniifl , Stryt
out : flY Iiu'n , I : by IUIII. 1. till
ihttis : 1)inetip ! , IItolii tsiiui : \'gio. $ $
tim , 6. l.ouisvliii4 . 'I hits : 'l'wo hsurs stod
five tnlnUts. UInpII4I : l.n' h .ond t'un.
s&ilIy ,
l'lrsit.'s VIa I , ) ' ( 'plilli ' W'arL ,
l'l I I l.A DIil.I'I I I A. J ClIP -l'itt.tt'r ' 410.
fet'4 I'ills.tsIi'1i14 ) lIsiMy by siei4y utehift
IIIOYIIIIC Thu l'hliitts lilt flhinri 11M14 Io
I t ) " lrI % Inning , btt fto'r I lit I tLi.y i ut4t
I do thlii. Attulu1l4Ii4V&k. . $ a.u. .
I I iTTIIt titi t tii It.'L.i'IiI.t
I ; )
ft btitii iti I S I a ' . . . . y ef I S S 0
I i1.ib , ' , 5)1. ft S U 0 I lhnIss. II. . . I S I
! ssr.ty it' I S I I Q ' 1i'1 ti 1 I S I
I..t lithi' . lit I 1 4) ; * , I.54 IS It V $ e 0
l4lI , it. . I 0 0 V l.J. ' . . 51. I S I I
tIP"4I tO Il 0 1 U * ) .kE r4J , 0 I 3 I 0
lIt7. ; . , . .asituit..rt j , * . , .
Mf4tIly.t , o. I U 4 1 1 l't 00. . . . A I I I
$ thlP , p. . . 0 1 I t Ihinks'i , i . . 0 tt 0 1 0
- . - . . . - - IiIh , Ii , , 0 2 1 4 0
Tntsls . . . 4 0 21 U 4 - - - -
TotOtS 3 21I
I'lttdtirg , . . . . . . . . . . . 0 1 0 0 I 0 0 1 I-I
l'liIinileiphla . . . . . . . . : ; 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-3
Iii vn rd ru tit : I 'I tt i'diiirg ' , 2 , l'hi II ttdel idii a ,
3 , Stolen bzisC ; O'BrIen , Flick. Two-bese
Iilti : l'Iy , I.stjtie. Sacrifice hilts : 1iy ,
Sehriver (2) ( ) . DnugIaMt' , l.aJoi , Mel'arlanui.
tciiblo play : ( 'nell to LnJni. ' . First on
litatis OtT lttiItiei , 3 ; off lftnkei , 21 elf Orth ,
1. hit by Pitcher : lIy Ithines. 3. Struck I
out : fly lthineM , I b3' DhinkCi , 1. l.eft on
ba'cs : Pittstuirg , 7 : l'hiintB'lphla , 4. Timi' :
'I'so hourM iitii five ininuteii. Umpires :
Emslie tititi Andrews.
OriImnns I'hiy I'oor Itnli.
Nl\V 'tOltK , June 1.-The errors of the
Chicagoans caused their downfall 40(111) ' iii
Brooklyn. lhoth Miller &ttil lsbhl ldtcheti
goil ball. Score :
llltOOKl.Y. I ( Mli'AUO.
11.11 Ot.lI.
urittin , Ct. . 3 0 Z C It 3 , F.htjsn. if I h 0 0 1
rf. . . . I 2 0 0 0 irItt , lb. . 0 0 11 0 1
Lteliflee. s 0 0 2 1 0 I.enre , ci , . . I I I 0 0
8h'kiirl , If 0 2 5 0 0 lialtIen , es. , I ) 0 1 1 1
Tilkr , Ih..0 0 l o OMcCor'k , 3b0 0 2 6,1'
Ilsi latin. II , I ) 1 4 2 0 .tertes , if. . 0 0 2 0 0
Shltihhe , Ii , . I ) I I 0 0 Conner. Iii , . 0 0 3 5 2
.l.littyan , C 0 0 6 2 0 Ioaahue C. I 0 4 2 1
, , . . . ' . . . .
. . . . C C 2 ? 0' 'L'otat . . . . 4 6 4 13 !
Ilrooktyn . . . . . . : : ; . : . o 0 0 0 1 0 ' -41
Chicago . . . . . . . , , . . . 100000030-4
Eariied runs : Brooklyn , 3 ; Clilritgo , 3.
Stolen litises : Jones 1.aiige (2) ( ) . TWo.ba.9e
hilts : J. E. flynn. Three-base Jilts : Scheek-
nrtl. Itonie run : I.ange. DoUlie 1,1141's :
McCormick to ( 'nailer to Everitt , First taise
Oil hiftil S : 'ruclct'r. Dalilvn. Struck out :
Miller. 4 ; by lubell , 1. LCfL On bts0s : :
Brooklyn , 4 ; Chicago , 3 , Time : One hour
and thirty-seveii minUtes. Umhircs : Swurt-
wood and WooI. Attendance. 3.14)0.
BOSTON , Ju no 4.-lloston-Cleveiafld game
PostPoneI ; rain.
STth'DlNG OF' ThIl TEAMS ,
l'iayetl.Vtn. . Lost. P. C.
Cincinnati . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3S 2i 10 73.7
Cleveland . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38 23 13 65.8
hioston . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 15 60.5
flaltimoro . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 24) Ii 58.8
Nv York , . . . . . . . . . . . . IS 22 18 57.9
l'lttsburg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40 21 19 52.5
Chicago . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 18 21 46.2
I'hllatk'tphla . . . . . . . . . . . 35 141 19 45.7
Brooklyn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33 15 21) ) 42.9
t.ouis'lIIe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40 14 26 35.0
St. rouIs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38 11 27 28.9
\Vashilngton . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 29 27.5
No gaines chedti1etl for today.
Vesteru . , % MlSOCiitt i.ii.
ST. JOSEfl'II , Mo. , JUlIO 4.-Score :
I I . Ii .
. . . . ' -
Cedar Ilnpkls. . 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 ' -4 4 4
Batteries : St. Joseph , Goodeli nnd Cal-
hins : Cedar Itapids , Smith and Schrecon-
gost.
. OTTUM\VA , Ia. , June 4.-Score :
R.1I.E.
Ottumwa . . . . . 0 0 4 0 0 3 0 0 2-9 95
1)ubiiqtiO . . . . . 1 0 0 0 3 0 8 0 ' -12 9 4
Batteries : Ottumva. ' , V'Inler , None-
macher , Denim itntl Keefe ; Dtibuque. Mc-
FarltttitI tonI I Iodize ,
BURLI NG'I'ON , ha. , June 4-Score :
Ti 'tT 'fl
llurlington , , . . 0 0 0 0 (1 ( 0 0 1 0-i 31
Peoria . . . . . . . . . 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0-2 6 5
Batteries : Btiriiilgton , Itiley and \\'il-
hams : I'eoria , Jtltnco : tnd llryan ,
QUINCV , lii. , June 1.-Score :
11.TI.E.
QuIncI' . . . . . . . 2 1 1 4 0 3 0 4 1-16 14 0
Hock island . . I ) I 0 1 1 0 0 0 03 8 6
Batteries : Qulncy , Cooper and Lehman ;
llock Island , 1tt2flt , Ilubbltto and Strauss.
Interstate Lengiie
SPI1INGFIELD , 0. . June 4.-Score :
11H.F.
Springfield . . . 0 0 1 3 0 0 3 1 0-S 10 4
Toledo . . . . . . . . . 1 0 4 0 1 0 , 0 1 0-7 II 2
Bntterles Springfield , Crabill and Graf-
fiul ; ; Toledo. EwIng and Arthur.
YOUNGSTOWN. 0. , June 4.-Score :
1t.I1.E.
Youngstown . . .0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0-I 5 2
Fort \VaYIie..0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1-3 6 0
Batten es : Young to'n , Ku roy and
Young ; Fort \Vaynt' , Alloway anti Camp-
bell.
bell.NEWCASTLF , l'a. , June 4.-Score :
ILII.E.
Newcastle . . . . .0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 2-4 10 5
Mansfield . . . . . .0 0 0 3 1 1 2 0 -7 0 1
Batteries : Newcastle. Hewitt and Beck-
101' ; Mansliehl , Ely arul Pelt.
SPRINGFIELD. 0. , Julio 4.-Score :
II. I I. B.
Springfield . . . . .0 0 1 3 0 0 3 1 0-8 14) ) 4
'I'OlCtI ( ) . . . . . . . . . .I 0 4 0 1 0 1 0 041 3
Batteries : Springfield , Crabill and Grat-
Ilus ; Toledo , E'Ing and Arthur.
cI I ege ( ; in es ,
NE\\ ' HAVEN , Cmiii. . Juno 4.-Prince.
ton defeated Yule today In a three-hour
ganlo by the score of 12 to 7.
It. I I. B.
Princeton . . . . .I 3 0 5 2 0 0 1 0-12 13 5
Yale . . . . . . . . . . -
Batterles PrInceton , Iiildebrantl and Ka-
fer ; Yale , Feary and Sullivan.
ANN AItI1OR , Mich. , .luiie 4.-University
of Miehigail , 3 ; Northwestern , 5.
Ensterii l.vztjiie.
Buffalo , 3 : Syracuse , 7.
TorOnto , 6 ; SprIngfield , 5.
Itochester , 4 ; Wilkeslarre , 3.
Montreal. 1 ; ProvIdence , 6.
(1gLiiies 'Vhzls .tferno.ni.
There ought to be a great crowd out
this afternoon to seethe Babes Iliuck the
third from Count Aiitonio. As sure as
you're a foot high the fan is a ucker who
won't come out , for the local aggregation
has been putting UI ) a hot article. Daub
itinl Tiuhin will vrobabll b the opposing
twlrlc'r. The lineup follows :
Omaha Position Detroit.
Lyons . . . . . . . . . . . .First liase. . . . . . . . . . . Dillard
Jioillngsworth Seconi base..Mullane
Eustace . . . . . . . . .ThIrd base. . . . . . . I'equinney
Itoat . . . . . . . . . . . .Shortstop. . . . . . . . . . . . . . I lines
Preston . . . . . . . . .Left lick ! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Davis
I'lckerlng . . . . . .Center held. . . . . . . . . . . . Nicoli
Fleming . . . . . . . .flight lii'Id. . . . . . . . . . Dungnii
McCauley . . . . . . . .Catchier. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fuller
Daub or FIsher. .PItchier. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Iltthiii
The Motz Brothers' hiue ball team and
thin South Omuhia Giants will lilai on thin
tiltI Fort Omaha bail grounds today.
Metz Bros. Position. South Omaha.
Sage . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Catcher. . . . . . . . . FItzgerald
Snyder . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jncob
Ilowmnn . . . . . . . First . base. . . . . . . . . . . . O'Neill
Eggleston . . . . . . . Seconl base. . . . . . . . . . I'helps
Foley . . . . . . . . . . . . .bird base. . . . . . . . . . . . Green
Itackes . . . . . . . . . .Shortstop. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dunn
V. liowIci . . . . . . ltt link ) . . . . . . . . . . Bennison
I mImes . . . . . . . . .Center held. . . . . . . . . . . Lynch
Jolitiscin . . . . . . . . HIgh t . . . . . . . . . . . liivn ii
Gnnit' will lie called PromPtlY lit 3:3J :
o clok.
EVIIN'VS ON 'I'hill ltI'NI(1 ' 'VIt.t'KS ,
L'liiiid I t IVi us I hi.lliic'Lc. . ' > t' S t it Ii s I a
ft VsiIIiuvcr ,
CINCiNNATi , June 4.-PlaudIt hiati a
walkover In the fltickeyt ( stakes at O.tltiey
today. It was thought thlat linker &
Gentry would start Don Quixote , but the
latter % Vnll scratchie.l. itiul all Plaudit
diii was to gallop around the track for one
or the most valuable stakes of tlit , nit't't-
lug. l'l.tudit looked iii Illie $1114110 today.
Derby Malt ! , a 20 to 1 shot , lrovi'd a tig
surlirlile Iii thin scoiitI race by taking the
menlure of ? ufnliig. the hot favorite.
Maze , .aiiother strong top choice , was
ltt'ziteii hy 1 lard ) ' P.trdeu in the third race.
\\'uther hue. truck f.tiit. AtteiiiiitiiCe ,
5,000 , lti.'iiults :
l 'irst ritet , ( our aititl cnn-hair furlongi ,
selling : Norma Taylor won , henna see-
uiii , Rosen Musto third , Time : :541. :
Secoriii race , seveti turligs , , seliltig :
lerhy Maid won. ? utailig evond , Ittiy II
thIrd. 'rime : h:9 ,
Third race , II'i' flirlongil : I litrdy l'nrtlve
WOn , MIIZO t'utid , .Acii I bird. Time : 1 :02' : . ,
l'uiirtIi rue * ' . hiuekeyu stiik.'s , uric 11,11. ,
unit one-eighth ; A wnlkov.'r for Piituilll.
Fiftit rate , tWO tout's , i't'Iitng : Sir Eiioii
well , Courtesy s.conil , 1)oinlnt'ii tiilrt
'I'Ini. . ' . 3:38. :
Sixth race , selling , sevrni furlongs : iCitty
II * iji , I 'a a 'hi I In I 1 iS'tOIili , 1'Vit Ii tit , I lit ni.
,
,1tnhi l.21 : ,
13' ! . . i.OUIR. Jlinhi 4-Itsstits ) :
1'1 nst rete , sl'l hug , on o IH llt : J uu I I II rt
well , I lanina seoud , h'nrulta third. 'l'iini
1:13. :
SrOIltl mit' , viol I I tig , ifltl iititl Oiie.sI x.
tt't'iilli iiliss , : 1' . 8. Hush t tIll , 'l'iitiY I luti.
big sOcotid , l'rtntu of I nduit third. Tiittt' '
'i'IiiriI ru's' , r.i1h414 , four furlongs :
l'eoirl ilantiw. Won , F'iiIIIlttlro sutid , l"i' .
( in : lUnd I lilnil. 'Flne , .
l'uurlhi 5ll' , tututlirat , . Ill X fiiniutigs :
Hhlter 4 1111 , Fervor liM'lbtI , Hli'k ' ( 'seter
third 'rliiit' 1 itt4
i hIth ru. ' . ' . Clot , Meiniwr ' hIusulle'411.
atsi1 , tgiU $ I1 , 4)110' ) ' 4)1141 oIIo'.4lul4rI1r
* Iitivd : % 'hitt Ur 1oU wuli , I iCsri
s'eiind. Illusitti (11114) ) , 'flfli ,
tftitk ItU4I. WiiiiIg , .ijie *
W0l , I t'tlQ41. '
'tim"
I4I4IIIk PseU , 4441101)1 , tt $ IflIt Sir 11.11,4
Wtki. tluiptr swswfl4 , L4iv lidrIt. ? Iens' .
I LI.
I t'itit 'Ailfi , Jutts' 4-I1disi
First ri" o.V + 4 fttI01 Iseu.i hIio .
, .IIIi W44l. NII'vI1ik s.tuid , 11u14 I'tII l&rd $ &
I 'ttni. I
I m..fl4 r * . ' . t'eUI s4 * $ It $ t4It frlos tis ,
I islits V * , 'i. l'.tss % r * a. ' . . .it4.
I II.'il.s S third Tte M4 ,
I ThUd I'M , I' lisle iiIl. . l'tnitt'i' * tN i'h.
I ) % lt . ' .4bI'i. l'ta'rf ) I.atst thihl 'l'lin.
I ( tt
) uurtii .41 . .1040 titit * 01144 . . . ' . . ill y
I M.i' r w.to I Iitirt at' . * .itd. l'litiiiul third
I 'FliIi' .41
I II1il1 1.1 ti , lIIIh.4 tIsk. . . ii& II4fhng. )
lililiard .7 tytin hugh i''nny second , Titit
L'iIlItls third. 1lnie' lS0
Sixth rtr' , four tili'iottgs : tiitig IIat'iey.
Ctt ) Ii % 4'ti. hlatten stitttl : , , ' 1iizIe V thinil.
'l'lino : : I3.
SM'flth tnt'IICVCII ttirlniig , : 1.e' ' I lou.
WOfl , 'Fit tot 'atr ecund , FlnreIiz ,
tilled. Time : 1:2.8 : , , , . . ,
NESS' YOIti , Jtiriq.-Ilstihts ;
First rite.- , six ftirlliigs : Tyihooii 1 !
tvon , Ibitterdam sgcuud , Tabouret third.
Tine : 1l6. :
Second race , sehliig , mile and one-aix-
teflth l.ehman Marslftti 0et'onil ,
Jtinc.au third. Times' 1I9t.
'I'hird race hIutiso .nkes , five furloligs :
Jean hieraut won , 1' ioflslnn second , King-
don thIrd. 'l'Iziio : 1'02t '
Fourth race , , Cnnitqn stnkAq , one mile :
The liuguenot won , $ itIers second , George
114)141 thIrd. Time : .
I' lfth race , live furlbngs : Foritiero won ,
Mr. Clay second , Kirkwood third. Time :
1:0314. :
Sixth race , , steelIechasC , about two
miles : 1)ecapo won , ingot second , McIntyre -
Intyro third. Time : 4:12.
F'llil4IUS itiflIlhiS IINTEIt 'I'll 141 iio'rS ,
-'rh. ' t'sirr ofT All ( Ill' l'rlves In ( lie
UI.1t liotiptl'r h3. iit ,
VI I I LA1)lL1'I I I A , June 4-The eleventh
annual meet of the Pennsylvania Bicycle
chub was held at Woodslde iark today.
Many of the foreign riders now iii this
coulitr ) ' Vere entered , and In ( lie one kilometer - I
meter event they carried oft all the prize3.
Among those entered in this race were
sut'h cranks as Karl Klser , Johnny Joliii-
son , Sims brothers , Iiadiheitl atitl ICtrobahI.
1l the one mile hutndic.iI , Johiiiny Johnson
rhio was ieratcii nina , Won 1IY at wondel'fiii
spurt. The tliree-lnIle tandem hiantlicap
Wits it warm affair , Clem nail Tur'hlio Wili-
fling in a close fInish. ltesults :
One kllointiter , ouch , irofessinnal , : l1'tio
Cavailoy won , Jap Eden second , Leon
llouha ) ' third. Time : 1:55 : 2.5.
One mile handicap , lrofessional : Jtiliii
S. Johnson ( scratch ) won , VI' . Slnis , (5' ( ' )
yards ) second , tV. A. Lantz ( SO yards )
thilrti. Time : 2:08 : ,
One mile , open , lrOfC4Sioflfll : Jack Itob-
ertson won , P. Ilourette second. 'rime ;
2:00.
Three miles , buiIem liaiiillcnp , professional -
sional : Clein and 'I'Urvllle (75 ( yards ) voii ,
\V. antI F. Sims (75 ( ) 'arl.s ) second , Me-
Aechern iiiitl Thompson ( ITS yards ) third.
Time : 6:052-5. :
Sl'Itl NGFIELD. Mass : . June 4.-'riie
Springlleld BIcycle ( 'llil's sprIng meet today
wit , ; anything' but a. success liliancinill' , thin
gate receipts hardly liltyilig thin Pi'iZO of the
big Linton-'I'itus race. The setther : was
cold zt1i(1 wilicly.
B. C. haIti , the favorite of the tourna-
meat last fall , did not show UI ) in his
tisuni form. In the one mile lrofesstonai
Ilinuhicap lie tllti not ( luahlfl' froni scratchi
and in the one mIlo national League of
Ainericail'heelnien chinniiionshui , , race he
.LtS clearly beaten by Tom Cooper. Major
'J.'nylor failed to tiUalifY In thIs race.
L. D. Cubanne won tIle profeosional
handicap frani the forty-yard mark.
The l.intor-TltUs llfteen-inhlu race was
won by Titus by the length of a wheel.
Lintoim's lacl'mukers were slow , tnd so'- '
oral times during the race he passetl them
antI rushied ahead alone. A strong wind
llowing in thio riders faces ott the honme
stretch Prevented them from making fast
tiizio ,
3l1CIll.tN 'tVINS FIIILI ) IAt' ( L3IES.
' 1'm't ) ' . " . 'eslrn Intereollegliile Itceorils
lti'lteii iii the Uoitt MIM.
CHICAGO , June 4.-TIme University of
MIchigan won thin trIangular held .hay
games on Marshall field scoring 70 PoInts ;
Chicago , 41 ; IllinoIs third , with 35. Two
westerii intercollegiate records were broken
and two eqtittlletl.
J . K. I Ioaglaiid of Illinois clipped nearly
tifteen seconds ofLtbj. mile walk mark
rondo by h3iueiiell of 1imimesota last year.
lt' matte the dlstknOo Iii 7:11 4-5 , iifter
walking Tryon. thb MIchigan crack off
h1t met. a
F' . W. Vanoveti if Illinois showed himself -
self a coiilstt'iit lmertdrmer l,1 throwing
time hammer 130 feet , lurpassing the effort
of Edgren , the Cnllforiiia giant , who coin-
Ptlted hero In 1'IB.
LI. 13. SmIth of Chicago outfooteil Wood
of Michigan Iii a Imarti rmnile effort , which
equalled tile record. , Iarion ilnislmed In
1:1mb : style.
McLean equalled Kraenz1eins time of
last year over the low' sticks.
Stagg of CIiIcago.Bvrettof Illinois and
a Michigan ielresentttiVt ) hwld a confer-
dice tonight. 'l'hey" lrqbabll' will affect a
perlnhtnelit orgafllztI.ioli : , .limvltiiig aiiy west-
erim colleges that tlc.lIre to join.
\'isconsln's athlet it ¼ on thai games of
thin Western 1iiturelIegtute Amateur Ath-
letlc nsoeIation at ,1'atsIde Iolay. sezur- ,
big 61 Imoints. Northwestern , was second
with 13. The work wn dIsappointing and
no records were broken. Several of Wis-
consln's suliposedly strong nina were for-
tunitte to get places and had the three deserting -
serting colleges iartc1Pated it is hardly
lroliable the Hndgnr4 would have won.
Northwesterns men did better than ex-
liected , itilti gave the cardinal a good race.
Maybury. the cause of all time trouble , won
the 100 yards' run In even ( him , but did
not enter tile 220 ynrds race. lie kept
UI ) late ilist night by tiit' lOlUltbblU and did
not feel well.
The scare , , f iOints was as follows : Wig-
conshi , 61 ; Northwestern , 13 ; MInnesota. 9 ;
Lake Forest , 8 ; Drake , 8 ; Knox , S ; Pur-
due , 5.
(1ILtN FiGht' FOIt 'U'h.2N'i'Y ltOttNlS
.Jitcl 11'crhinrdt and Owen Ziegler
lIrt'xik } iven on the Contest.
NBW YORi , June 4.-Jack Everhardt of
New Orleans and Owen Ziegler of Phil-
adt'lphila boxed twenty rounds at catch
weights tt the Greater New York Athletic
club , Cone ) ' islanil. tonight , and the result
was a draw. The toUt WaS clean and
clever , and not once dlii either mail mar
time sport With the ilUtlliclOli of a foul. The
referee' decision was time only one that
could hosSiblY be made in all fairness to
both contestlints. and VZtS recei'ctl by tile
spectators without a word of dissent.
The opening bout was cut short after
the Iltth round , as one of the PrinciPals
hlittI to gIve up , owing to his hutving received -
ceived a fracture of the right. forearm.
The PrinciPals were 'rum hayes of New
York anti Black Griffo of ( 'inclnnnti. They
met for a hiout of ten roundo at 135 iouiids.
At. the beginniimg of the sixth round hayes
iroppeti ii is ha nl ii ad so hi lie laid broken
hits right wrist and was unable to go on.
hood Itittt Is Sehieiinlt'.l ,
There vill be a great bicycle road race
on Saturday afterimoon. Julie 18 , over thio
course to Florence mind return us fur as
t liii exposit mu. I t I he an opelm , hand i-
eni , race , tt ) be helil under thin lttIlthi'eM ) of
the TrIangle ( ' ) 'tlO cltib of tue Young
leii's ( 'hinistiamm aissociatlon. The start
vili be made about I o'clock from Nine.
teeimthi and lzird : str'i'ts. , 'lime run will be
to Florence itliti returim us far us the north
I gate of thin exposition. 'rime courie will
be attic miles. B. C. lienilersoti Is chair-
miiii of thin racing committee and th
IittmldicapPimlI.I be dent by it secret coni-
mittt'e. 'Fun lirtit time and time lIret 1,111cc
irlzes will Liti of $25 value eitchi. 'l'iie see-
011th prIzes 1ill be of thit value of $15 ciicii ,
'riteru vill be llft.'en prizes in itll.
( limmnha Gisti (1iI , Shout ,
'limo chub 4lioot of thi. , Omnittia GLut dolt
vest.'rltl ) ' r'suiteti in ( lie ( ollossitig score ,
t'Il'li hull hiavimig twtIity targets : 1.00111114 ,
I'armnelee , 2' ; Fogg , Ekalt , 17 I itiriin , , 16 ;
Sttilshury , Squirrel , Johanlies , 13 ; lirueker ,
12 ; Nnoli , 9.
ABOUT SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
ltiIIlroltls Sot h.ellii , .I to 'h'nln Ibji
( lie h'rojeet t'le r l'rrse'it
Cult ihi li.Iis.
The matter of runnIng Suiiday excursions
into Omaha during1 the next few months
) ia been conitierei 1i7 the raliroatIs converging -
verging here , amid It 1itntiot be saul that there
is any likelihood of 'siiels ' a Immovement being
started right away. The general passenger
agetits of all the bIg hues lirete'r to work
Cl ) travel for the week.4ay excursions to tlia
exiositlon , and ipt'citii k'ffort art' ' now being
Inailu for big crowds Iliro on nebraska 'lay.
Illinois .Iay . amiti Missouri ( lay. F'romn rail-
rosii reports there will Is' a demo race niiioflg
the $0114 unit ihatighte1iiof ths.e three states
to son which cami tuft1 , the higguat attend-
a a cc.
One gensrui Pasleuger aKelli , iii siikilIl1
of the $ unday . * , .aiul : " 1 do not
so. , amiy vintner for tbl'UI Just now We ire-
fer to I'R11111a514 , the wt'sk'day excursions ,
They t4ti tsitsr , for the city emitl for the cx.
ioitiun. The i't'i'le ' euinot ttii.Io' st the
sIere4 here on $ undys. sod thwe are ver
tow ttaot will i4tI IlIhi' a Iy or 1w. off to
sIIou4 Iht' I'IDSIII0I4 'Vhs It'&d uf s.v.sI
at Ike IhiH Sri' (4ip6lelI tom $ tuu.iy szeilr.
si . 4 * i.noi'&d 4(1UK41 ( , at'l ' Ik.y viiI pitt'
aiIy het l4l IIUI This ii 5. . I IhIsl. with
the IlI4riiist4. uhi Imd.ui i'ct.c , od lb.
'ZwrtksHtvnIt yM # * , Dtt Ik.t * 4 * 4iiId
th oIrget $ tH 1M
YsIls't Ift 110 .trpI4.stcst ,
I katIs' i1ktIr wLt' kt sat iI'r.4
( 'ki..i Iu.iiae , % urIl 14 all I % ui bouo ibis
$ si1Ie hsr biiru Ieur.id4d 0I'U (4) ( his Mr
1)1145 51 4115 StUNt ) iii 4pIs.4t..4 154454 tR
"isin Muetyn e aftl.s wAikthI $1114) $ lbs
roiliHi cs4mi siI sun'ue4-.4 IIIIMSUII
$ 'srksr was i'l'4 umid.r iiwu4 ut Ii 4U.
* htb' he he tuniis"cd Iii. iiaatiOil ss el lut
uL4. U
BECIIEL IS lIEU ) FOR TRIAL I
Ella of Hi Preliminary Examination Comes
Bather Suddenly.
GIVES BAIL IN FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
'i'estliiioti ) OlTerc.1 his' ( lie hefcsie ,
.tlloa'iii ( hi.Cits In ( Lu lit
Oil ( IIC Shs hug III
( lie State.
The preliminary protectition of thin case
of ( Ito State against Wihliaiim F. Ilechieh , cx-
auditor of the I'aciflc Bxprosl compaimy ,
caine to a sudden terininatloti in County
Judge Baxter's court last night. Mr. hleclicl
was lieitl to aiiswer at the next terum of
the district court in bonds in the sum of
$5,000 , the charge beIng the embezzling of
funds from tile company while lie was its
otlicer.
-
The feature of ( lie iieariiig yesterday Was
thin testitttotiy of And ) ' J. Hunt , ox-clerk iii
the auditing department , and the testimnolly
of T. K , Sudborough , the ex-clilef clerk.
Louis B. Wettling wa the last witness
called by the gtatc. this testimony g that
of an expert accountant , who testified to
the deductIons ( lint lie hInd made by exam-
Iutimg the books amid vouchers of thin audit.
lag department.
Shortly before 41 o'clock last night and
after Mr. Wetthing hail been excused , the
county attorney remarked to tlle court :
, \'o rest , " A moment later and without
offerIng any testimony , Attorne ) Connehl for
Mr. lIecliel said ; "We rest. "
"I'roceeii with thom arguineiits , " Was thie
reilly of the court anul during the itext hour
( ho two attorneys gave theIr version of the
case nnti Its merIts. At the end of ( lie time
thmo court saId that be was of the optnloii
that there was sufficient reason to 1eliere ,
that zt crime had been comntiiitted aiiti that
therefore ho would hold thme defendant In
bonds in the sum of $5,000 to answer before
the criminal section of time district court.
The bond was Izniimetiiatcly sigmieti by Miss
hlainsworth , who qualified in double tIm
aniount.
Cross-l5tiiiitiii lmit huh I ,
When court convened yesterday inornhtig
the cross-cxaininatioii of iut1y 3. lluiit , tIle
ex-chief clerk iii the auditing department of
time coiimpaiiy , was resumeil , witness identl-
tying drafts of time auditor's omen. These
drafts , or many of thienm. were written by
the witness , I'apers showing what the
vouchers were for , witness said , were orlg-
inally with Itimim , but at tIle presemil. time he
knew nothing of their whereabouts or eon-
tents. So far as the witness knew , the
vouchers covered proper amid legitimate ox-
pentiitures.
AgaIii Attorney Connell for the defnlidant
vent imito the affairs of time oillce bank ,
Mr. hunt said ( lint time acoulmt In this
bank was kept in his annie amid was subject
only to his check. Mr. Uechel hail no control -
trol over thIs nmoney and could not secure
any portion of it. without first securing the
check for the same from the witmmess. This
line of cross-examination brought out the
fact that at one time the witness gave Mr.
Uceliel eIOO from the bank. Time check
drawn on tue bank was made. signeil anti
endorsed by tile witness , but whiat the
money was given for lie could not remnom-
ber. The moimey , wItness said , was returned -
turned to him. but no record was made of
the return of the money.
Itecords Are ot lii Shichmt.
There being mio expense bills accompanying -
ing the drafts on the office bank , Mr. Connell -
nell asked the witness if Mr. Bechtel had
destroyed any of the mlocumiments. lIe was
certain that he hail not. but what hail become -
come of them he could not say.
Regarding the proceeds of a $1,800 draft
drawn on the treasurer , $1,000 was placed
In time 0111cc bank and $800 was paid to Mr.
hlechici and returned a few days later. Sub-
sequeiit to this , witness said that
nil of this money was turned into
the treasury of the company. Witness dir !
not know why the $800 was turned over to
Mr. Bechel. So far as he knew , It was for
the purpose of conducting the legitimate
business of the express trnpany. Mr. Ilechmel
gave no voucher or receipt for the $ S00 ; it
was just turned over. The $1,000 u'as to
cover two advances whIch had irovlously
been made to Mr. Bechel.
\Vitness had forgotten whiat these advances -
vances were made on , but ho was certain
that the money had all been returned.
"Is there any money that Bechtel ever got
from you that ho has not Imakl back ? "
"Yes , bitt I cannot approxinmate thie
amount , nor would I attempt to do so at this
time , " answered the witness.
"When did YOU make known to Brastus
Young , time l'Iimkerton detectives or any of
the oiflccrs of the Pacific Express comlipamly
that Mr. Bethel had received any of the
money referred to by these exhibttg ? "
The cotnty attorney objected to the queil-
tion emi the grounds of Imminmateniality.
W'ltness was allowed to answer , but lie
could not remember , but knew tllat it was
before Mr. fleclmel's arrest.t ( lint timmie
tiothiilig was said to tue Iinrties about the
timoney received by Bechtel nuil tinid back to
thin Witness.
Ihint Ji'.ilnIliN ( lie lltil. ,
On redirect exaniioation the ' 'Itne3s said
that the books showed that tiier& , should
have been in umuvoucimercd expenses and
cash time sum of $4,500 in the oflIce bank
whelm it was turned over to him. A hart of
the time this recount was kept in the nmimme ;
of Mr. Ilecbei or Mr. Sudhoroughi.Vltness
haul that It was never charged to him.
" \'hat was tIme Jurpose o this bank ? "
"To carry on ( lie busImios of the local
omeo on a eMil hiasls. CredIt jottera hail
time bamo effect as cash and were treated thu
santo as autiltor's drafts. "
"Referring to the niommey spout for legislative -
lative exIteimso , was time ammiomint voucherotI ? "
"Such was tim rule , hut time purpose fur
hicii time nmoiiey tvas used might not have
been written on the draft. Ordinarily I
would make ami emitry upon the stub of tlia
dreft , ' 14. E.g' lmmdlcatlng that tim money was
for legislative purposes , It wa the rule of
( lie ofilcu to voucher eli expenses , "
here tiio witiieii changed itla mninni and
said that ho hail comtcluth'd that much of the
lnomiey ; citrest'iiteti by the vqucin'rs was hot
sitent for legitimmiati' lturloseI , , but bow imiurim
wait so Used lie could miot say ,
Asked about the inonicy that Mr. l1ehel
recetvee % frm the omee bank smiti ill.l not
pay back , the ' Itnesi c'ouih.t . not say , thsemtigli
ho thought ihst. It might ha , sonielhtiag like
$1,000 , Referring to this niatter the stit-
hess could not renietmmber any dates.
"I. it. not trite ( lint Ilk' 11,801) that yoU
rotoreti to in your ctoss.exnniinntluti , Will
paid back after President \iorsiimati. was
infornmet ) of the condition ot the books ? "
"I think so ; he imnommlised to pay It In , hilt
when IL wna paId I can't say. "
iloiiey for I.u'glsl.it ,
"lo know of any timite when hnoncY
was Used for legislative purpuses nli.t . tiit's.i
was an atteniiit to cover up the facts ? "
"I don't recall amuy such case at this
time. "
Aiikeil it any record. credit letter , honks
or naper of time cxprnss coliilziily % as tic'-
stroycl b ) ' tIme advice or dlrt'cliomm of Mr.
thcchel , witmmess said that omme night , after
the office was clot't1 , hic' niiil lhi'eha'i int'L
at Fourtc'c'ntii almd hlarnc'y streets nut ! wciit
to tIm express conmpany huiitllmmg nail timk
aWn ) ' ( lie ' 'stub books of credit letters tim.it
I hind drawn , Thai itooks vero titccui to lily
iioninm anti there destroyed. 'l'hint was nhoiit
leccxmibcr 20 , lS97. at about 7:31) : o'clock iii
the evenIng , 'e immet by nppoliittmieiit , timt
aiPOIfltIuteiit having bcemi nitithe at llcchit'I's
office rlurhng ( lie ; trc''ious nftontiotmim , "
" 'hint uIil lht'ciiel sa > ' ? "
' 'lie talked lilt mae nni I talked with
hinm. "
"Don't ) 'otl know thoU those Itnok eon-
tallied oridemmee that ivoui'i ' iiicriniiminte
you 7"
' 'I refuse to nnsver. "
"Why do you refilse to nliswer ( hint ? "
"hiecaumso it itmcrtmhnintes mnmyseif. "
Suuullurnuitch , in , ( it , ' Stii.l , ,
T. IC. SudborouIi , ox-chief clerk at thin
Pacific Express colmipimli ) ' , was cniIli'i by the
state. lIe testified that hme hail lienli ettl-
liloled iii ( tie olilco for st'vi'ntci'lm Yettr. nil
of the time iii the autlitlmng ticpnuntttl&'tit.
' 'lo YOil kltotv of Mr. Ilechiul immuvilig nmi
limtcmest iii iiiiitc's at Lniko City nit' ) Cripple
Creek ? "
The itlmess sititi that Ito rt'inemiibonu'tl tiiiit
such was tIme crmt'c' , antI that sommit' milolney
tll4 511011 t I Im ilevel opl Ii g , liii t ho w inmii'hi hi t'
could not say , \Vitltcss utt tIme seeru'tary
of the milimillig cotiipimuieti and witS sttcc'e.he' . %
by Andy J. iiumit.S'itmiesil .1111 litt ktitw
of lieclici ltutt I mu g alt } ' nuoliey I a to ntis' C f t lie
' ' ) thin lililic's.
nnilmes. 1 Put somume iliolmny
Mr. lk'chmel tievor initI tnt' nly 100110) ' tO
Pu t ili to thin mm I lies. ' '
Stait1 I ii g cii ii I ii r I ghmts , t1 r. $ tiilb'i retig hi
refuscd to rmnswer a qmiostltflm reltitive to
tiessrs. Ileclicl anti I hunt bellig at tin' elfiec
of the e.Itress commiliulty Imi 1893 for hut ittir-
hose of tiiscussittg the eotttiltioii of tIme
books of time corporation.
Mr. Stltlborougll IVI4S xciigti witiloilt tq- ,
I mmg stmhijec' I ed to cross -exalmi I Itati elm.
I. . E.V't I I I :1g. Ii Ii Ii ( ' ( ttU Ii t fl II t litutil lIlt t tarn
from ilaimsas City to work aim thin ttooks of
tue l'acillc Exitmess conitlIllm ) ' , Wait cmuhlt i 14
a wititess by the state.'Itmut's * % t R4 ( 'Ill'
itiOYei by t ht coma iiutm ) ' I nust A itril an 1 Pd itt
( limit lmt haiti check ed 1141,1 , I to t i tii tI'luIt'fl tl (
rigahlist. ( lie bookR of tue oiilr't. I l's ttM1 I -
iiiommy vas enitirely along thit' line cii lietut I.
tying hookmt ann itamers ( bitt he hta'l ntnmi-
iiied as an ticeountrumit.
As thin last witness kIt ( lie btantl ( 'utility
Attornicy hrthilrigtm anitoumict"I thtnt thin tatc'
rested. The iiefensn mimade tin' salmit' mitt-
nouiicernionit anti this' arguimncnttl itroetlt"l ,
upon the close of which ( lie v.oiirL ntiitotnt'i"i
that lie would require Mr. liotut'l 'a tuli'enr ,
before the district enurt amid fix. ' I hiit : l'ott , %
in the sub of $5,000. Thut' surety tits tim
the court roonm and time doritmelit wits signed
amid approveti.
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soulil OMAHA NEWS.
't'ithi the advent of worm weather ( lie jilti
qUeiltIOli of ( lie sanitary conilitlorm of the
city has been brought uiii. tnt tilt report for
May Inspector C'arroil calls nttetlthofl to the
fact that he serveti notices on iifty-tuVi'tI
imartios to amake eonnectIOIti with sower.'i
anti that ill a ( o'.v InistaniceS only was atiy
attenitloni Pail to the order.
Mayor Enmsnr favors a revision of tIm , ,
I charter lit regard to irovlililmg , for a liemi on
realty for tim removal of garbage anti night
soil. lie says : "The city Is growilig raltiily
ann slime restrictions will ilavo to be pimmc."l
eli the action of temmarits in filling backyards
and alleys with refuse tintl themi mnovliig
awlmy. Iii such cases time lantilortis naturally
protest ngaitist puyiimg for thin remutoYal of
such matter , but as the teniant Is omit of reacit
the househioltier lies to foot the hill. Ac.
cording to recent decisions special taxes for
tue removal of garlage , or milgiit soil cannot
be ascsxe'i migailist 1TOlCrty ammd Irmitny
ltropcrty owner3 take aitvalmtilge of this fact
arid refuse to Clean eu when ordc'r'tl. S'ilile
it is Wititili ( tie ltower of the IlIsliector to arrest -
rest house owners for violating the nibs of
health there has been shown a rleslre by thit'
arilninlstration to got alonmg without stmcii
stringent mt.'asulres witerttvvr it was poe-
I
gibl.'hien tIm hot tiays sot 1mm sunmiething
, lil have to be tlofle amal more tllami likely
wholesale arrests uvili be imindu' . as the mayor
is determineti to keep the city In as good
sanitary condition as iossibln. ,
Imispector Carroll relorLs having exanmmined
during May 110 sammnItlu's of milk. nil of which
iiowed nmore ( unit 3 ver edit ltttttcr tat.
Ou'e , ' 100 notices to denim vaults atitl ItrnilsnM
were servetl , the mnimjonity beltig collipiit'l
wIth ,
. % .IJtmMt $ iiI4'tt II I Li ( 'tiut I rii.'rw' ,
The qtlestloli of layilig a ldwnlk hirouilull
thui ft'nco witich suirroundis ( itt' sit. ' of the
Itroluoseti i1 iii IC liii I Id I mm g ha's hoe ii set I intl
by thmt contractors atiti ihmt' street coinimnis'
siotior's department rigrvt'Imig to icy a eroa"
walk oim \i mitrt''t just wool of this alley
between Twenty-fourth arni Twenty.fIftIi
streets. It wits slinwmt to lIt. . ' cOllllflitcC ( till'
Pointed to lmivestlgnie that iii case a suit' .
walk vas loll nlomi tue otitsltk' of tilt' f'mi"e
It would lie etmtsltiernmtily tirrikemi by thit'
eommtutamit iiastng ( if tenths hauling nistinliti
to the bulilllimzg. 'fltu PI'flitiu' li4ihi)1 ) ttfl titt
north duo of At strt'et west of tim alley
ztrut how Wiltiotti. 0 siilwttlk to Tcnty.
fourth street , but by the Iayimtg of ( Ito eto's-
walk llmt'ittiolie'l nil Parties will be tuattsfleti
anti the i'Xl'tisC will be tmt'4tht ' lest. titan It
othn'rs ' inc woilitl 114' Inud a siduwuulk Itesmi lait
aiolmg the Iitt , ( If the felice.
his ri's ( ' , , ; , imI Ii. , , I iuiutruti I mUM ,
Mike hart appeared to be itnpruylng a
huh' ytsterthmuy. The pliy.Ieleimi in chsru
rt'irb.'tt In ( 'hilef ilreitmimi that lhi i'r-
iects for hart's rt'CQYI'rY were .istly grus-
hag hirlghtor Ever sittci' Ibis apql of
"tlir" * , Daily , ( h1rf flrennini lis teen
nnlnus to tisitt hiatt see thm 1111 Oflu't L'UL
thu Ilsa tins Item gl'n tIll. \1i'n ; the mitnt
icr siat ttnsurht'd to lhsrt yc'strulnt he ioi' ,
tmvely iht'eiltwtl to le , hiotiit'tt'd 'Ii"t ' sail
that tiC WItS sliffu'nltig enotigtm nox whthotmt
iuavilig tiny Inmurc , linisollern bnotig I I hwtoro
111111 , In ibIs ( 'lmliiiCetlonl ( 'hulof Iit' ' pan says
tllnt lie lisa ; mosil lv. ' cyhtlu'nco ( Ii i MnhtIoi
amid tAtly were togcthtt'r , for nl'Yt tI hmouns
on thin night of thuu shooting nimit ts thinks
he sees his ny clear to enneic lxithi of
ittc'itt tuiltit. I.ntttma will , iimnt hkehy be
turtietl loose after thin ; trcihnilmtary I earlmig.
Mitutli' ( 'its' Ihsisslti ,
Ait amiti lmrter ott draft at toh' 4t"ln's ,
Stattli , sales at ( hi , I'oitomce 'Iii L mnonth
nlitiiiitt'd , to I I.i4a.75.
Mrs. A. H. Itnltti of h'reniomit is I lt gtlOst
at Mis , I. . I" . tVrlghit.
- Thin vtiiltioyvs Ofrnitur & Co. ii plcnio
itt Sari'y MIlls ( misty.
\v , I ) , Ileitii'tt of Ihiviti City wo. at the
yanis with cattle yt'strrIay.
St. itnitiget's church , Twemity'm'ls ' ' ' amid F'
str'ctiu , will l's' htlpsi'tt tothay.
City Trumuiuuiri'r Llrontiwrlh hint e iltt eli
school warrants fur itnyi,1"nt. ,
Mis. i'rnnk E. i4cuitt.f Shttlz Clt is hiete ,
visititig Mr. nail Mrs. 1' . II. Scott. '
tit'ci * ii I I ' 5 It lit ti I III'S I hIs Week. I . tlmm , ntka
Httmt't suii'l ' Cl itt lii ii g huUitn , fit Ii simul '
tintigliter tuas Imonit ) ' ( 'fltl'rdfly to Mr runt
Ml's. Ira lstiM ) , "I'll . 'nity-tlrstt amirlVyrniami' '
atr'u'ts.
, ltttii , Micklt'avni ri'istrtmu the birth if a son
at his htuittic' , 'l'ts t'ttty'slxtti nmitl Armour ,
streets.
lu'Y. { V , I' . M.'f''nry t Ill commtiti t cola5
In Ii ii 11111 ss'ru' hcu' at I lie (1 ii I tt'l i'ret bytci' in 4
cli tireht t t ttl n
0. C" . , 'rst of I II'S Mutiii , ' * I s Item yistl 1114 ,
Mr. ntnh Mrs. I ) . A , Agminut' , 'l'utc' ty-tliimd
141111 . ' strrt'ts , ,
A tutu' . ftu,1 , iuitl I' WR I it I s t 0 is' ii I oii I ito'
iumt slut' itt Twu'llty-eigiith sirt''L ' , betuteemi
(1 iititi H aim uu'l.
l'ltm're % t'iil in ! n "smoku'r' ' at tI ' Souihu
Oiuisthmmt e I uiht us ii 2i1 otnla y e seal h , anti mmli
Iiitlliil'r ) * mit , , ( II god to muttu'sitl.
.1 ii ii gte IIII I i'r , coni titnitti alit of h e Sd -
ii ii rs' I I lIttle Ii t , 'l I I fttril , is it Itehti I' : a day
tsr tnt ) 111 tIm cit ) .t lIlt tnientls.
'fite t hi I r I I . I itch wrmt or anti Ii Cli ' street
mynt I it pit ( , l ) 'St I' n.m . y i ii orul , mr to iii i ke comi-
tiet't I immiti t I I Ii I hi it .S. rmunmu r itin itt . .
lit" . Mr. tVltes'i'r hue rt'turncti 'rein
( l's 1.1 I no t r I it a IltI I i I itrenurhi tint Il , , ormti 1i4
ltlitl ' * 4 t.I I I tt toitty sit i itt' II rat l're . ' . 'ri aim
chimir. hi.
Martini O'lirli'n , who hmn b'rn , . . ploycit
sit thin $41 lft itimint for live ) tarS , as eli-4
I iou 1 Iii list' rt'gl Itimat of roughm rI , rs antI
is titw St tlll''rIIltt' ,
iii it r In hit' city oibcinl. ! Judge
I led I r'k 14'fIlsI.t , I ii rolls I r I hi ci ty 01' ' , e a litI
Ithlct' stm4tiofl tlil'siu , another lease for thu
tstiilllttg l t'lult'r'tI , .
Tb' ' i li.mtllk ; , . Goslil bstlid. ilt rgc' u
( "ri I tat ii A textuutti c r I ) c' Stt , a us I i I ba' din '
of llu. frI 1111115 su'rt'le. ' at the ill's t ' etho.lig (
i : i4'rJitt , i l'ilul rehi tori lrii I.
Jitmilu's t'yllesfu , lilt , ' of thin lm'umi , I nit cat-
lb. srtI.'simti'it mit the stock yards. ua notified
by u'miiihu'grttmii ynttterilay of flit' . , ia t of his
fat her ti t i II'rl I''II , Sc t I it liii.
% i mu u' ri a h ttr , t it t' ion tel . . bum' . . u of
I hut tst' t',4tUiit' , ' htli ill I hg ii r. ' imrrI ag tInily
anti It ut ill ututly hi' a abort time' it tore thu
i laying imt turi'k ill e'JliImlmemmcn. '
, , iru. E. 8. Iiliutinrk , Ta ( 'uuty.fuit ii mind .1
stru'ils , t tin hasm lq..tt * seriomm'tly Il for Ilium
, last si : o wts'ks , WItS tnitieli ilullirote letter-
I 'lay a ml 11 I I Is t bought I 1 ha t sin. tul I sooii ho
I nisIc' if , itit ill , .
ra ( fll'i"s ' ( it iii. ' 1897 N.'Irislo , : : statutes
iimtvt' hacti cruel c'I itirclnnsetl , ( lIlt for time
itulics' jildgu' ati.i . thit' ilhmer for I b use of
the juliristry conninulitet' cit mite , rcil. A
copy of 'MLtXWCII's Jthttlet' iract' e ' vIhl
'
t a I so iit , to reisi , u'.l for I It e l'ol I'c' jut' ' ; * '
I A t a intent I ii mc of SemI tl ( ) mniha , n vslcl aims
litil at ( Itt' utile. . , if tr. Tinomnirtmn 1 < IIY Fri-
ulay ml I mtj ; ( hi u' Stait hi I ) itnztlmn l i mtm'al so-
ci.'ty wsis strgeiiixtsl. Titi ofleers are' \ . ' .
II. 8lahnittglt. pre'stth'nt. 'iV. 5 , Vhm ce , vice
Itrt'sitiemit : % % 'illlamu hierry. serr'tamV. . J.
. ' , ic'rlinli. trenistlrer. It ho suited bat the
sOciety Wa orgettizeth ftir mutual aplovo-
nilcIti. etc . : ii' , . tlmtgs will is , hel' on ( lit ,
first inltIay of , 'nehi Inirtothi.
I loly rohilla ii Ii inn w I I I be ciIelrni c ,3 at St.
Matlisi's iiisi'iiltsl : clitIrehl nut I 1 o * , ck ttmltt
inorlmlrig SI ith a uenlmult : by thu. reel C on the
topic , ' % 'hist i is % 'ors hI ti 7' ' Itt I Ii . even I hg
mit S a chick there will 1st mi speeIl iortenmel
st'rvic. ' for llits& , , who art' mini fim l hr with
thin liil14ctii I it. ml st nt I ci' a it ti ii st'rlii on t he
ItarrIttit , til' thu. rich fool. " % t'ittarii r Col In
ihi , ' S'nrlil , " by ltt'v. ' Irving I' . John'oni , ,
Stramigers mare csierlaili suel'un' , ( it th Is
I e''uiitig huetvlc. ' , whIch liit hiert rranmged
itartiettlarly for them , ( tie mr.i or ook mIot
heisig tise'l.
tise'l.'I
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RATHMAN GETS ON ALL RIGHT
l'uttsusuitl ! , Iiiii % 'lsim Vs , , . l1t'iut& '
I , , ' l'tumtjuuulp. is .il In a flttn- , , -
M'ruu , . : atiulmli , , , , ,
lIc'nry itntiitnnmi of i'laitsniott , Nob.1
tvito was so mtiurilc'romisiy bcatn , , j Inigh-
ivnlylmieii lit tilt Ian ) ' hour Fritisy naming ,
tiCCIltiFI' hi' resisted ttiu'lr tttt"r'pt to rob
huh , is still eonflmied itt a cot 'o t heal-
qiiartcra. Ills Injuries , s'hiii , 4nt' 'oh , are
1101 tuoriout , and thu city ithlyslClLin. Vt whose
rare tic' Is is not apure'iiemisIu 0 of I entail-
tioli.
Young Jniimt' , . ( 'atriiitIl lo q , l'lnits-
inomithi , islin itas lliitlmmimasii. eonl salt in on
thin tilghi ( of thi' assault au' rol , ' ry and
uthisi tCrlItt'tl n h'sttng hi ) ' tl"hivnrl' . - uij lii'
valuebdes without offs'rlliI ; reLk taco , is
h.eing * 1. tamed a it limes at iii station.
'l'ite' Ium'suniimg 0 f I in. three Isli It , F.tI t trui h'o r-
It. r. I'rs uk I ) , 'iil n Itlgu , a n.i \ % ' I I I itt iii .laiiti soni ,
whit eoiminiiitetl the nsauit aii , I aid ry Is set
tsr Montday mtiorning. Thin fourth' moan of
11111 roilier siusrtrt is still at Ii _ rty , oh-
thougil thic ' ( JltCl' ste coiilhtlt'fit the , u'tll ap-
lrvhtem.t , , tutu.
h'llhhI ( II t l .t IIiJ'I' % ' ( Ili Ii hS .
ii % . , rt l'i'rf'l.l fur I 'r UuI mu.
. 'rulIusi I ( . , .i , . .uil I , , , , .
Ttjc' , nsgrsuli of the Nrtmliimai 1 cat IOuI , ,
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