I . LI
Tfl1 : OMAhA D&ttX BEE 1Vt1)N1SDAY. fl5N1 18')8.
ROGER AND JOE TOO MANY
rne Pithhing flfl(1 ( ThU Urnpiring Down
Omaha Once More.
CANTILLON DISHEARTENS DANNY DAUB
3)rrI.dnn on HnhI nnd Strlke * ( lvep
tIic flflhl(11' Tv1rIer a Iliul CatJue
of Inii't tnrr-jlosv tIt
Unnc VQlIt.
Big Ilogvr flonzer nnd UmpLre Cantillon
ha0 the Babes at their mercy yesterday
afternoon and It waH only because o flab-
bIL Iloflhiigsworth and his trisockor that we
were not shut out. The Saints captured the
first ot the series by the score of 7 to 2.
Danfly Daub had another streak of hard
luck , tipertnduce again by Joe Cantillon's
rottn umpiring. The Comiskey outfit mnd
0110 lilt oil of 1dm up to what ought. to have
L been the end of the thh'd innIng. Two men
wer ; aLit and Burke was atttio , bat with
- , two strikes on him. Daub sent one that
cut the plate in the middle and I3urko was
. ready to sit lown when CanUllon cailci
1)aii. " Burke promptly lammed the next
itI1 : out for a single.
TIIftt was enough to dishearten any
twirler and It 11UI lt4 effect upon Daub. An
, avalancbo of hits folioweil. 110w much
longer we will linvo to stand for such a tinplate -
plato Imitation of un1)Iring s becoming a
. glowing question in Omaha base ball circles.
Of course , we might not have won even
It Daub did start out to pitch a winner , ! or
: t co1onc1 Deuzer was aeveral kinds of puzzles
. to every man on the team except the "rab-
" ( hit. " holly slashed out three of the sIx
. .k1s we got , and one was n beaut of a three-
bagger that raved th shut out. Dcnzor
was SPCCIY and his benders were too much
I for tb boys.
l We drew horse collars Ut ) to the last In-
ning. In the second Lyons , wile got a base
, i , , _ , by being lilt , advance. . ! as fur -second. . In
A. . the third IIck got a base on.GlIlen's wild
tinow to first and stole second and thud ,
but was caught trying to come home on a
- - ground lilt. In thu sixth Fleming got a
I. base on balls , stole second.anii got to third
Spies' wild throw to catch him at ace-
Tground I t the second lie got to second on ant -
t t , olier base on balls after two mcii wore out.
/ lint we did nOt get even e smell of a tally
? , i- ; until tile ninth.
In 11113 last round Pick was thrown out
- '
I . # ' at first. Lyons banged out a hit. Picston
maim another single on a slow grounder to
I GleiialvLn , who went after the leather like
r a navIned horse. Then Iloliingsworth came
k IokCd out a three-bagger bitwoen
: left flfll ( center and scored both Lyons and
.
t I're.ton. He wzu' left there , as McCauley
died it first and Ilutler ditto.
They coiniienecil , scoring In the third.
. ; ilieii , the first. man up , matte a two-base
hit. Si)103 fhiW out te Lyons and Dan
tiuck cut Dcr.zer. After Burke ought to
] vtve been called out on strikes , ho banged
4
v . o1tj single that brought Gillen home. Mil-
Icr acortl Burke with a double and Glen-
alvin was Presented with a sack. On Mc-
Cauley's wild tJirow to catch Miller at see-
oiiil. the runner went to third and Glenalvin
got to seCOUd. l3cth came In 'on Qiasscoclc's
I single. 01cr vent out at first.
! Gillen made a three-bagger In the fourth
t ! with Butler iii the box , but was caught at
the plate. In the fifth. however , Butler was
I , . touched up pretty hard. Denzcr maria a hit.
t but was forced out at second by flurke. Mil-
II Icr came en , though , and poked out a home
- - - run. the bali being lost in the grass In tht
t deep northwest corner of the IlarIc. Glass-
cock made a two-bag bit after that , but
I
did not count.
The sixth was one , two , three , but In the
seventh Burke and Miller both made hits
slid the former scored on l'ickerlng's muff
of Glenalvin's easy fly.
The whole thing simply went to prove that
the Saints have no license to beat us , ands
is at lca't certain that we would have
s
: , - given them a. closer run if we had had an
Oven 'shake. It's a good bet we have sweet
revenge thiB afternoon. Score :
OMAHA.
-
t All. It. 1L.SB.SIL1'O.A.E.
Fleming , rf 2 0 (1 ( 1 0 1 0 0
HilHtiLC ( ' . 3b 4 0 0 0 0 1 1 0
ltflt , , 5 $ 4 0 0 0 0 : i 2 0
l'likrlne. of 4 0 0 2 0 2 0 1
LyOfl4 , lb 3 1 1 0 0 Ii 1 0
l'reston. If 4 1 1 0 0 2 0 0
] Iolllngswnrtli , 2b. . I 0 3 0 0 3 . 0
Mccauley. o 4 0 0 0 0 4 3 1
1)aub.p . 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0
Filier . . . . . . . . . , . . .
Butler , p , . . . . . . . . . . , . 2 0 0 0 0 3 0
. .
, TOtals . 6 0 27 5 2
* Fi8lior batted fur Daub In the third In-
nhiii.
ST PAUL ,
AiI. 1t
I fliirkelf i ; a a i o 2 o o
'Mill&r , rE . . . ; . . . . . , . 4 2 3 1 0 2 0 0
' ( ilenaivin , ? t ) . . . . . . . 4 1 0 0 0 1 2 0
( iliiiicock , Ib . . . , . . , 4 0 2 0 , . 0 11 0 0
Ok'r. ef . . . . . . , , . . . . 3 0 0 l 0 2 (1 ( 1
Sliugert , $14 4 ' U 0 0 ' 0 3 II I )
Oilipii , 3b 4 .1 l .0 0 0 2 1
; Ii&'i4 , C I 0 0 0 0 6 1 1
t Ii'azir , I ) . . 'I 0 1 0 0 0 1 0
'I'f)181i4 . 16 7 12 3 0 27 12 3
( itit us by in iii ii gs
Omaha . . . . . , . . . . . . . . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2-2
St I'ujIl ' . . , . . . . . . . . . . 0 0 4 0 2 0 1 0 0-- ?
liiti ; 'by ! nnlngs
k Omaha 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 3-6
St. l'nul . 0 0 4 1 3 0 2 1 1-12
f Errora by Innings :
Oinitlia 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0-2
St.l'nul 0 0 0 1. 0 1 0 1
. . '
" ' : ' , ( ' ( iiins : Omaha , 2 ; St. l'iui , 4. 'Pwo-
' 1 liii so Ii I t 13 I ( .1 II id ! , lu ii I er , a iaHSCCk. , 'l'li roe-
C bnti hits : IoIiIngswortli , Oilttii. I tome run :
Miller. Iiublo plity : Iliiit to MeQatiloy to
t uHtIico to llollingswoitli : 1yonii to Rent :
( leiinlvlii to Sliugart to ( JliiHCOClC. IInsoH
Oil baitH : Ott Btitlr : 1'lllIor ' , ( l'r. Gieiinl-
I I 1ti. Oft Denzer Flimtng (2) ( ) , First 1)1130 0)1 )
Prrors : Omaha , 2 ; SL , l'aiI % , 1. lIlt by hitched
bill : BY lenzt'r Lyons. Struck out : By
] ) uub : lhiirko , Slugurt ; , 1)enzer : by Deazer :
S Butler , Euststee. Innings iitchel ( : fly 1)aub.
' : i : by liuther. 6 1 Ilts made : Oft Daub , 4 : otT
Itittier , K. Pattsed bali : McCtiuleI' . Left on
l1iHes ; Omaha , 1 ; St L'aul. 5. 'J'Iinu Cit game :
One hour itlimi Cor.eithit ( . xiiiflutei. Umpire :
Cuntliion.
, '
0I'hI iit VIS1'EhtN 'Ll tUJLi SCOItIS ,
K8flIIN ( flt ) % Iv4.vIuI.tuamgJy Inmmi time
.u.I I J mist for lii , , k.
ICANSAS OlT -TIme Millers
worn bomnbarjetl ttmlimy ; iid' most .ttectually
mdhemiced , t wui a VetIahlu HiLLtIgitCr' ) of
the Itinocenti Phillips lrOVCd ) a ott murk
rur the Iliucim. S iiiu :
Tt,11.F.
immimsiiiCity.10 6 2 0 tI 0 4 0 -26 2 I
? dlnntnp.hls 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1-2 10 6
. hhiitteil ictnsi City , Wnrdee and \VI- !
51)11 : ? 1 I utmeimpol him I'hhi i ih ) itilmi lilt icr.
lNLINAPOLiH. Jitmic 21-Thomna. utter
pitehihtig , iiia ball , W.'tit In the air It the
t'lghthi ilimil through 111)4 ) 0\1I Whhil throw and
, 'h1Iflidflei % host his game lioth tcnniH vera
1,11 In their hitting. Attendance , 3Oto. ) Score ;
ltlI.R
Inmhljmmuipoiis , . .0 I 0 0 1 0 0 2 ' -4 8 1
Thiroit . . . . . . . . . . .0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0-2 7 3
4 flmmttcrlt's hmnilunapohis , l'hihIima nail
Lynch : Detroit , Tizoimmus tutu 'L'winebani.
t'OIUMhIUS , 0. , June 21.-lhmirurs was
. givoim hihemioniemini mmui.port toia ) ' oath .miu
offeetive at critical stages , Score :
It. II. H
ClilumniniM . . , , , , . , . . 1 0 (1 ( 0 0 0 0 0 1- 1 ti o
Nhiwmtiikeo . . . . . . . . . 0 U 0 2 0 2 0 0 ' - 1 7 2
IllitterieN ; Cohimmnlnia , Friend and Suhhi.
vimmi ; M iiwnuket , lJ.mrnei mnd Spear ,
' s'rANIING OF T1I1 TEAMS
Played. Won. Lost. I'er C.
' Indianapolis . , . . . . . 4S 32 16 6.7
St. Paul , . . . . . , , . . , . 5 y 21 60.1
h _ . " . . ( olnmnbus . . , , , , . . . . . . 47 23 10
1. ' , -i lCanmms City 52 3 * 21 1.6
MIivuukeo , , . , . , . . . . 52 2S 24 f3.8
Detroit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Is 31 31.6
I . I 1ihImImCmmiohi . . , . , , . , . 62 It 34 31.6
F ' Otmnilma . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . t 4 3 3) 4
O11UeS today : St. l'auj at OmmIhma : Mimi.
twimpuhia ut launas City : Mhlwauke at
Columnimus ; Detroit at Indianapolis.
V..t.&rms Asinelmatlou.
ItOC'K lSIANU , Ill. , June 21.-Scorn :
' It. U.
Itock Island . . . . . . . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-si'
' t Juse1mh , . . , . , , 2 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 - 7 2
J3atter1ca 1Qck IIant1 MeGianis
:
Strauss , St Joseph , Dillon , Sage , Itisloy
arni hIntmqn.
1)tTIIUQLIE , In. , Juno 21.-Score :
fl. II. Iii.
lulnuiuo , . I 0 1 0 0 0 1 2 2- ? 7 4
Qtmlncy . . . . . . 011003000-6 Ml
hhatterlejI Dtihumque , McFarland and
Dolgn ; Qulney. Cooper antI Swarts ,
I'HOltlA , lii. , Juno 21.-Score :
It , It. B.
I'eoria . . . . . 2 1 0 2 0 2 0 1 1-9 14 5
Ottumwi.,0Q00I2100.-4 I 1
flatteries : Peoria , Roach and Quinn ; Ot.
tumwu , Meoreevy and ICeefe.
(2AMIS oL' 'l'lIIii NATIONtIj 1.IOAGUR.
Daltimore TftlLCth.c Mreund Aivi ) '
front ihm. MIhhhmmg CIuetntmnii.
CINCINNATI , June 21.-Daring base run.
aing by McGraw and a well Placed lilt by
ICeeler win the game for the Orioles to-
( lit ) ' . The ltemls fielding was superb. Attendance -
tendance , 2.260. Score :
cINcINArI. BAtJf1MOilI
11.It.OA.1. I it,11.o.AI'i.
Mc.hhrhde , cfi 1 4 1 0 Mclraw , lb 1 2 1 4 1
Mmtth. It , , 0 0 ' 1 0 0 iCler. i-f. , I 2 2 0 0
tc1'h , mO i : i i .kminngs. m.sO 2 1 2 2
Crcoran. 0 0 4 1 0 Mct.unn , lb. 0 0 It 0 0
lICkle ) ' . lb. 0 0 14 0 0 1)ohrmie ) , , If. 2 2 i 0 0
Mihlar. rf. . . 0 1 2 0 0 flrohIe. cf 0 0 2 0 0
Irwin , lb. . . 0 1 0 7 1 lernumit. 2b. 0 1. 2 6 0
I'eltz. c. . . . . 1 1 1 i 0 itabtnson , C 0 0 2 1 1
Hawley , p.0 0 2 0 U Nopm' , p. . . . . 0 0 0 1 0
ThtiIi . . . 2 raiia mmi .
Cincinnati . . . . . . . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0-2
Baitltnoro . . . . . . . . 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 2-4
Extrimed runs : Cincinnati 1 , Ihattimore 3.
Two base hilts : Irwin. Three base hits :
i'ilhhier , 1Iblmei. Stolen bamiemi : Smith , I'eitz.
loubio mhayg : l\lcl'hee , Corcuran to lheck-
hey. First htc on tails : Dy hawley , 2 ; bY
Nops. 4. lIlt by lltChli'tl bail : By Nopm , 1.
Struck OUL1 By hawley , 3 ; by Noims , 1.
l'ussetl 1)1111141 Pcitz. % 'himl bitch : Nops.
'rime of game : Two liQurs and thirty huh-
utcmh. Umpires : Snyder and Connelly ,
thre'r ii 'El. Iim.
I.OUISVILI4H , June 21.-Mercer iurovcml
to ho the eusiest mark the Colts have
struck this geaimmn , 'rho Seii&ttorH jihmtyed
hiku dummies.'imgmiers tickling , svns a tea-
ture , Attondahice , 1,000. Score :
LOUIV1I.1.S. m WAIflIINGTON' .
ltXI.LA.fll 1-LiI.o.4' l : .
Clark. lf..2 3 2 0 014eh1.mch , Ito 0100
hittehey. si 2 3 1 4 1 ( lettiulan , rt 0 1 1 0 0
hey , ct. . . . . I ) 0 4 1 ii TltiCh'Sfl , cf0 2 0 0 0
Dexter. rt. 1 2 0 0 0 MeGuire , lb 1 1 ii 2 1
StaiTord. 2b 3 4 4 3 0 isrrehI , C. . I I 3 2 0
Vaipiir. it ) 2 2 0 : m 0 it'ILz , , 2b. . . 1 1 1 1 0
Cliii ten. 3) ) , 3 3 3 3 0 Meyer5. Ib.,0 2 1 1 0
Powers , c. I I 2 0 \Vrhiey , . . . I ) 2 1' 4 1
Cumfhani , p. 0 1 1 2 ,0 Meicer , p. . 0 1 1 4 0
TotaI..142127j6'j Tota1..3112I1t 2
Louiavllle . . . . . . . . . 0 0 0 2 1 B 2 4 -11
W'nshtngton . . . . . . . 0 3 1) 0 0 0 0 0 03
Earmicil runs : 1niIavlhhe \Vnshiiigton 2.
' 1'vo 1)1150 hilts : Clarke. Dexter , Gettmtmfl.
Ilonue runs : Stafford. Sacrhhice hits : l'ow-
ers , Wrigley. Stolen bases : Clarke. Double
plays : \Vaguer 1111(1 Itltciucy : Ilitcimey ; Slut-
ford nnd W'ngmuer , 2 ; Farreii amid m1eGuiro ;
Iteits mmiicl 'MeGuire. First base on balls :
Oft Cunningham , 5 ; off Mercer , 2 , Struck
out : By Mercez' , 1. hit by pitched bill ! :
\Vngner , ltehtz. Left oh bases : LouIsville ,
\Vnsiulhigtohu ; , 6. 'rime of game : One
hour itimil IItty-one minutes. Unipire :
O'Day and McIonnld.
a Innts 0Iam time ( mmmmte.
PITTSBUIIG. Juite 21.-Hard bunch lilt-
ting , backed by errorless Ilehiling , against
sciLttL.I.eil hits l'tfll many errors , won the
game for the lants Attendance. 2UUO.
Secre :
1'lT1'il1U1tO. NSW YOItIC.
It.lt.o.Ajt 1t.h1.O..R.
Ionovitn , rt 0 1 2 0 1 V'nU't'n. C 1 2 1 0 0
O'Brien , Cf. ( I 1 I 0 0 Tiernan. It. . 0 I ) I 0 U
( ray , lb. . . . 0 0 2 0 0 Joyce , lb. . . 1 2 11 1 0
M'Crthiy , If 0 0 2 1 0 0. ' havi , ss 3 3 7 0
Davis. ii. . lb I 7 1 1 Uhasn , 2b. 1. 2 2 2 0
Pahti'n ( , 2b. 1 2 4 4 2 M'Czeery. rt I 1 2 0 0
hiow'man , a 0' 2' ' 1 hItrtnin , 31 , 0 0 1 0 1
Ely. s. . . . . . 0 1 2 1 \Varncr. . e. 1 1 1 ' . I )
litilnes , li . . . 1 1 1 1 1 Meekln , p. . 0 7 1 0 0
'l'ntiil . . . . - 3 10 27 10 6 , TotnI . . . .10 l 2 fl 0
l'ittsburg . . . . . . . . . . . 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0-3
New York . . . . . . . . . 0 0 1 0 0 4 i 0 2-10
Earned runs : I'ittsbmirg 2 , New York 5.
'I'wmu base hits : G. Davis. Three base hIts :
H. Davis , Joyce , Varner. Stolemi bases :
l3nwerman , McCreery. Double vlays : l'ad-
den anl , H. Davis , 2 ; Gleason nnmI Joyce.
First base on balls : Oft itlilnes , 16 ; oft
Meekin. 2. lIlt by 1)itClhCd bali : 'Vl'nrner.
Struck out : By Ithuhjies , 3 ; by Meekin. 2 ,
Time of game : Two hours. UmpIres : Cash-
man and Heydlor.
Climimupimmima. , , lmi 1)oviL Like LmiiIhM. ,
CHICAGO , JUne'2l'-1(1obedniia was wild ,
r lscrabiy supported' nnd hit hard when hilts
ineniut runs and the Champions fell easy
victims to the iuoarly perfect play of the
Orphans. Attendance , 4,000. Score :
CIIIOAtIO. I I0fl'ON.
lt.lI.O.A.E.I
Ityan. If , . . . 4 2 5 ' 1 0 lfnifton , cf I I a 0 0
lCver'tt , lb. . 1 2 S 0 0 Tenney , lb. 'I ' 0 11 2 0
Lange , Cf. . . 4) ) 1. 3 0 0 Lflg. ) . . . . . . 1 2 4 3 3
Iahi.'n. l's. 0 0 2 4 1 fluffy , It. . . . 0 2 0 0 1
M'Oniik , 3b I. 0 2 3 S C'lhhns , li 0 1 2 4 0
Mertes. rf. . 1 , 2 4 'I l Stahl , rt. . . . 1 2 2 0 0
Conner. 21i. , 1 1. 0 2 0 Lowe , 2ti. , 1 1 2 3 0
Donahue , c , 2 1 3 0 0 liergEn , c. . I 1 2 1 1
'l'tiornton , p 2 2 0 0 0 llIlaiz , p 1 2 1 4 ( I
.itlvetts . . . . 0 0 0 0 0
Totat . . . .12 11. 21 0 1 - - - -
. , . Totals . . . .G'12 21 11 5
IlUtted for IClobednnz In the ninth.
( 'hiengo . . . . . . . . . . . . . -
Boston . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' 0 3 0 0 0 000 3-6
1ti'iied runs : ChIcago. 8 ; flostomi. 4. heft
on buses : Chicago , 5 ; Boston 9. 'l'wo.base
hits : Connor. Bergen.Threebase hilts :
ltyan , Long. Home. run : Klobedniuz. Smicri.
lice hits : Hveritt , ' Lange. Stolen bases :
EvcrItt ( 2) ) , L'ng , Lowe. Struck out : lIy
Thornton , ' 1. linse on balls : Off 'rhiormuton ,
2 ; otT ] 'lobedanz , S. Time of game : Two
hours and ten minubis. Umpires : Swart.
wood and \Vood.
Spl.lvrs l'iuc I'.mimk hull.
CLEVHhAND , 0. , Juno 21.'ri fielding
on both ldes was bmtl , but the home teanu
gave a little the worse exhibition. That anti
l'owt'hl's wildness accounted for the victory
of the visItors , Score :
chnvlAND. IJBOOFCL.YN.
lt.lt.Ot.l. itii.o.tu.
hiurkett. If. 2 3 0 0 2 Grihliti , ef. . 1 1 5 0 0
OCon'or. Il' I. 3 12 0 0 .1cc , , . rf. . . . . I 1 1 0 0
MciCeaii , as. 1 2 4 5 0 LaChice , ss ( I I 3 I
\Vahlace , lb 1 1 0 4 1 Slteck'trui , IC 0 0 3 0 o
Tebenu. 2b. . 0 1 3 1 2 Tuckei. fl , 1 1. o 0 0
flIite , rf. . . C 1 4 0 0 hlahlnman , lb I 2 2 2
Me.tleer , et 0 0 2 0 0 Hblmlle , ib. I 1 2 1 0
( blger.c..0 0 2 2 lflrtm , c. . . . . I 0410
t'osell. p. . . 0 0 0 I 0 Ycutgem. p. . 1. 0 0 5 2
Totals . . . . 5112112 61 Totals , . . .7 82711 5
Cleveland . . . . . . . . . . 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 3 5
Brooklyn . . . . . . . . . . . U 0 1 1 U I ) 0 ( I 27
Earned rilhus Cicvland. 1. Left on
1)11503 : Cleveland , 10 ; Jtiookin , 6. First
bustu DII hauls : OfT Powell. 3 : off Yengei ,
: i. Struck omit : 11 > ' I'oyeii , 2 : by Ycager , 2.
'l'hire&.busu hiltVahlace. : . ' 'l'wo-iause lulls :
O'Connor , Ilurkett. Snerlhtco lilt : \'nilrice.
Stolen bases : McAlcor. Junc. Iiuble
plays : OConnor to IieKean 12) ) ; Siuindle
to I lallmnnhl to 'I'ticker , lilt by Pitcher :
lly l'oweli. 3. Umpires : Lynch ahiti An-
drews. 'iImno : Oiuo hour and forty.ilvo
minutes. Attehuilahice , 500 ,
Qimuikers "lYhim lit tlit' Ninth. ,
5'l' . LOUIS , June -'rhio l1hhihmtdellhhhas
won today's ganic in the 1111th Imimilng.
'i'aylor pltehuetl excellent bali with the ox-
coptioti of thmiu fourth inning. Score :
ST 1.01115. PllIhADlihi'1lIt.
JhlI.O.A.H. lt.1I.U..l' : ,
Iowui , mi. . 2 1 1 II I Coolu'y , ef. . 2 1 2 0 mm
S'tenzel , ct. 0 1 4 0 0 iouglat , lb. 2 3 8 0 o
harley , IC. . I 1 2 1 0 l'i'htnty It 2 1 0 0 e
Cr0 , ' , , . Ii , . . . IJ I I I I h.iJ'e ' , 2b. , 2 2 3 4 1
hec'hcer , lb. . 0 1 tI 1. 0 Flick , it. . . . 0 2 3 0 U
Quinn , ms..l I' 4 4 OIIT'lanl , , at I 6 0 0
Su&tlen & , c , , , I 1 1 1 0 .I'Lhuio , lb 0 0 1 1 1
' "S 5 , iii. . I II , , : i ( rous , is. . . 0 2 3 1 0
'fuyler , , n. . 1 0 5 1 l'hatt. p. . . . . U 4 1 4 0
'Cicnu.uit . , U 0 0 II _ .
- - - . - . - Totals . , , . 9 16 27 10 2
Totalum . . . . U ' 7 2 IC 'I
'Cleinents buttemi for 'J'nylor'in iuimutii.
S. Louis . . . , . . . . , , . U 0 1 0 5 0 0 0 0-8
1'hiiIuduiphh . . . . . . . U 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 50
Harned runs : Philwlelpbln 1. Twn'hiumn
hi : : Stenzol. Double Play ; l'iatt to Doug.
tan. SacrifIce lilt : Crook3. Stolehi thus. , :
1)ecker lilt by PltCh'r , Deichunty , Smig-
ilen , First baae on ialhs : Off imtt. 3.
Struck out : . By t'iutt. 5 , 'flnue : Two
hours imilil fifteen hahluhltes. Umpires : Hmis.
lie umiud Currie. Attendtmice , 2UO0.
STANDING OF 'liE TlltM $ .
I'iayed.Von. . L.st. 1'.C.
Ciielnnatl . . . . . . . . . . . 53 31 19 61.2
Boston . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53 : ia 3m ) h:2.3 :
Ilahilmnoro . . . . . . . . . . . 5th ni 20 ro.o
Cliuveinnd . . . . . . . . . . . . 52 31 St 19G
( hlcngo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51 Ii 2.1 57.4
l'lttsl'urg ' . . . . . . . . . . . . 53 21 2 s.s
, uuv 1(11K :1:1 : IT a
. . . . . . . . . .
l'huilatlolpbla , . , . . . . . 49 22 27 11.0
hirookiyn . . . . . . . . . . . . 50 2.1 2 41.0
\'ushilngton . . . . . . . . . 53 10 31
SI , Louis . . . . . . . . . . . . 53 19 31 25.8
Louisville . . . . . . . . . . . 56 18 : st 32.1
Cbmiuies today ; BOStOIl at Chicago ; liuilti-
moore mit Cincinnati ; lirouklyn at Cituvululiti ;
\Vusulngton ) itt 1ouiuuvjlln ; New York at
Plttsburg ; PhiladelphIa at St. I4)ui.
I ii I .rsus te I.e. , . mie ,
FOIt'J. ' WAYNFi , Intl. , Juno 21.-Score ;
It , 11. H.
Fort ' . 'ayno , . 0 ii 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 5 1
Newcastle , . , .tI 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-1 6 2
flntterles : Fort Wayne , fleyman nn.1
Campbell ; Newcastle. Omiose ummil ZInmam ,
MANSFIELD , 0. , Jumie 21.-Score :
lt.11.E.
Mansfield , , , . . 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0.-I 4 6
flaytoum . , , , . . . . I 0 1 0 0 0 0 5 ' -7 7 3
Batteries ; i1uuislleld , Miller and Belt ;
Dayton. l1osebrougl itlitI Dyers.
( BlAND RAPIDS , MIeh. , June 21.-FIrst
gaint , score ;
U. 11. H.
( Irand Ilapida. 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0-3 5 3
Youngstown . .2 0 Ci 0 0 1 0 2 . -5 80
3atterle ; Ornd Ruild.j , Coleizutu &u ,
Cote ; Youngstown , Martin cml I'atterson ,
Second Onme-Score :
IL 11. E.
Gland Itaplds 5 6 0 0 2 0 2 1 2-18 23 2
Yotinguitown 3 0 U 0 0 1 0 1 15 12 2
liatterles : Oraluil Rapids , Instuml , llnriier
nail Cole ; Youngstown Knlpper anti l'at-
tCtsofl ,
TOLEDO , 0. . Juno 21.-Scoret
It. Il.I.i.
Toledo . . . . . . . . . . .0 0 4 0 0 0 0 1 2-7 7 0
Springfield . . . , . . 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0-i S 4
flatteries : Tolemlo , 1'whiig ' and Arthur ;
SiirlnglioldVelis and Graillus.
a.t.m. , ' 'Cli I Aflr.muu , . . .
it will be ihifferent. this afternoon. We
cant lose two iii succession anyway , and
esPecially nut , to ii. team that showed tIP
the way St. I'aul did yesterday. Conse.
( luentlY a crowd of rmlhots ought to be
tint toilny to see the Babes take another
step further ut , the ladder. The lineup
will be somethilnir hike ( lila :
Omaha. l'ositlon St. Paul.
Lyons . . . . . . . , , . , . . ilrst latso. . . . . . Giasseock
iiolhlngsworth. , ecohii1 lathe. . . . . . Ulcmiutlvltl
hillstace . . . . . . . .third linac . , . . . . . . . . , . Ollien
itOlt , . , . . . . , . , . . short stop . m Sliugart
i'restoui . . , . , , . . . . , left hiolil . . . .i . . . . . Geler
l'ickerlmug . . . , center ilehi. . . . . . . . . . . . IlUrke
Flemhiug . . . . . . . . .right fIeld,1 . . . . . . Miller
3icCuthley , . . , , . . , , e atcher. . . . . . . . . . . . . . SPies
Daub or Fisher. . .pltchier , . 1"rlekemi or I'nyle
IlViN'1'S ON 'I'lil'l ittfN INt
hun l.Imc.l , , Iii a Fielil of SIx , SS'i tuh thic
'I'hflOl' , ) Stnl . ' , .
ClNClNA'ri , Juno 21.-Banished , wIth
. 'hghity POUnIIS up , won tile Toluticco selling
stnkes at Latonla from a luigh.class field
of six starterU. lie bested Orlinur half a
lciigth It ) the vlru titter a dive for the last
eighth tuole , with Doncelia tidrd , a length
back. liamuishued was the favuui'Ite and well
supluorted , Dunedin nnd ( Ilil Law ere
the next lii choice , tile ) ' being coupled its
tile MeLtahi ethity tit S to 5 Uld 1.11W ti'ted
to 11111 otT liaiuishieti in the flu st h.iif , iuilie ,
limit mu luiniselt to 1)IecC $ itad lilililSilial
hiciti his bail ( ruin start ti ) finish , Old Law
being badly batetu oft In thu cliii , Orlnuar
ran a very creditable race himitI caine. very
strong In the finish , itosinantu was thCowit
into the fence on the first turn thid knocked
( jilt of the eOIitel4t. Thu third rnic''ivliH tie-
dared off on account of I ho . large luonubur
of scratehe. 'rho ve&tther was line timid , th
track fast. 1tesiilts
First rave. mdx luirlongs. selling : Necklace -
lace won , Snydimin second , hurry bee third.
'i'lnue : 1t5 : % . .
Second race , 'live urloiis Iheana won ,
l'lccola ecomud , Glad Ii&tiid . . third , 'rimne :
1:02 : ½ . 4 . :
'I'hmlrd race declared ofT. 'j '
Fot'mrthi race , tile ' 1'tbacco. sthls one
mile , seililug : Banished won , Orhmnar'ike -
end , Donceila third. 'J'imne : 1 :41 i.
Fifth race , ilvu furlongs : Jolly Itoger
% . ( , n. Estabmooke secolal , liockinuud thIrd.
Time : l:03 : ¼ .
SIxth race , six furlongs , seihimug : Puu'ity
volh , Cyclone second , l3uardniai'ker tiutrd
Thiue 1l4. :
. ,
S. : . LOUIS , Juno 2i.-ltesults :
Fhi st race , selling , on , , mile : Mntliilo :
\son , Can Gutlolu econtI , liispirc'r tiulrmh.
'rumuic : l:3.
S.7ciul race , ( or 2-ycar.Ids , five foriouiga :
rio True won , I rish second , Lucintla ' I I Ii
third. Tune : 1i.
Third race. selling , 2.ycar.oids , tire furlongs -
longs : Genue won , liesslo Ewilig second ,
Flying Bird third. Time : I :02. :
t"ouithu race , one tulle : Sir itnhla won ,
Nnoma second , LIbation third. 'I'inie : 1:42 : % ,
Fifth race , handicap , six furhoiugs : CIb.
raltar won. David second , Silver Set tlilrl. ,
'rluue : I :14 : % .
Sixth race , handicap , six furlongs : .luun-
ita won , MIss Venue second , MinnIe \Veldoiu
third , 'rinue : l:1L14. :
CHICAGO , Julie 2l.-ltt.siilts :
First race , foui and olin-half furlongs :
Scratcheotu won , l'rlnce I larry second ,
Judge Vm'ileox third. 'l'lnie : 0:5S. :
Second race , six furlongs : Nary Nlnzehia
: oii , Chuiquita 11 scion , ] . Hazel Dean third.
'rhino : 1:20. :
Third race , six furlongs : hugh Penny
uTn. 'lamar II second , Niiug Bermuda
thIrd. Time : 1:17 : % .
Fourth race , OflC and one-sixteenth nulles :
The DevIl won , Macy second. Eva Rice
third. Time : 1:51. :
Fifth race , Yoummugster stales , live furlongs -
longsV. : . Overton won , 'J'oluca second ,
Cheval d'Or third. Time : 1:01.
Sixth race , one amid one-eighth nuiles :
Morto Fonso won , Cherry Leaf second , Dl
l'nso II third. 'rinue : 1:59 : % .
Sevvitlu race , six furlongs : Mnronh won ,
'l'hme 'rory second , Sidonlan third. Time :
I :17. :
:17.DETROIT
DETROIT , June 2i.Tho track was fast
nhid the weather hue. Itesults :
First race , selling. six furlongs : Jennlc
June von , Aunt lihrd second. Mazelulia
third. Time : 1:141.4. :
Second race , live furlongs : Poll Mcli Ii
VOfl , Debililse second , l3esle Taylor third.
Time : l:02. :
Third race , one mile : Alice Farley won ,
Lniiky Bob second , Miss Ciusslo thIrd.
Time : 1:11. : -
Fourth race , selling. four and one-haIr
furlongs : Revumnna won , Lizzie B second.
Miss ? mleade third. 'Fime : 0:56. :
Fifth race. selling , one and one.slxtcentlu
miles : Lauretto B wnn , 'renphns second ,
Jim Finoui third. Tune : I :49 : ,
Sixth race , selling , stx furlongs : Uerelal
won , Prinia second , l'ahi Farunade third.
Time : 1l5,4. :
NEW YORK. June 21.-Tue feature race
at Sheepshead bay. thu Concy Ishunui hand-
icni , , iVILS WOO by Macen , although Typhoon
11 and Van Antwcrl ) hati been the favor-
lies. Calderon 'ivent to the front and lie
hell for l L ( htharter of a hub , vhemu 'l'yphoop
I I forged ahuea.1 and opened a big gap. In
the stretch Aliuccu and lIdor gradually
voro him down niitl for the Inst sixteenth
there was a litut drive , in which Maceu won
by a neck. while Isidor got the place from
'i"'phioomu 1) , ' a lucad. Itesuits :
First rice , six furlongs : Loiterer won ,
Squire Ahlmugdon second , Commercial Tray-
eler third. Time : 1:16 : ,
Second race , one mile : Cloiisilha vnn.
Ihona 1)ea second. Talmuret thihrd. 'lime :
1:13. :
1:13.Third
Third race , Foam take , Futurity course :
Alicia won. Miller second , \lugglus \ tiuitd.
Time : 1:01 : 3-5.
Fourthu race , Coney Islnnd handicap. six
furlongs : Macno won , lshlor second , Ty-
lhi'ouI ' ) II tuuird. 'Phine : I :15 : 2-5.
Fifth roce , sellimig. last live fuim'ioigs of
Futurity course : Royal Mnldemi won. be-
1)1,111 ) , second , Mischulf Maker third , ' .l'iuae :
1:02. :
1:02.Sixth
Sixth race. mile and a sixteenth. selling :
Burlesque von , handball second , Nnse
thulr(1. Time : li : 2-5.
? iimootimi , ii t Siimr City.
SIOUX CITY , Jut. , . ) mine 2l.-pec'itul (
'l'eiegram.-The ) Sioux Gnu club's big amateur -
teur tutirihnlncnt opened today. Ninety snei ,
wern entereil in evemy event. The c'ontc'3ts
uvei' ( , ( ill Vel' , ' clue rind the IJIIJIIP. VOli
,1I.bl.1 , . iflto smohi purses , (1 , A. ( loge of
i1riu1gevatcr , S. 1) . . uiuiuiu thuo high senma mif
tiio mliy ; , bretikiog I3S ehlt of 150 1)1110 rocks ;
J , l. l'etersoul of Rzmnlall. , 14. B. , second ,
137 ; 0. 1liiehie of Fondo. iii , . Ii. c. lmior-
tt'nsoli of Iiritt. Jut , , rihiul 0. L. 'fuiyhor of
A iguuu , I a. , t hi ihul , I 36 Tomonm'ros' thi ( '
ine.lai shout fur tile institute ehinntphonsiuj1 ,
will take : dac. . .
Numtluiiil ( l.iuiipIoiishiIi , Siort' .
IIAL'I'IMOIIE , June 21.-Ciiuirnuii ; AhIturt
Mutt of the Lo.gtio : . of American \Vhheelnuen
mci ug 1)011 mu ha s hssueml this buil I c' t Iii :
'rue foiluwiiug is thin score in the Ihotlchnml :
c'hianpionship : Oiirtlihim'r , 03 ; Cooper , II ;
ilald. 2' ) : 0. Steveiis. 9 ; Hiton ; , 9 ; 'I'.uiii Hut-
her , 9 ; imhertenmm. 8 ; flowier. 7 : II. H , Free.
film , 6 ; ' .1eFumrlamiui . , l ; Jmiajoi' 't'aylor , 4.
Dr. Browim. 4 : Becker. I ; Nat hotter , : i ;
Karl Kniuer , 3 : licuiettt' , , 2 ; C. Id. lily , 2 ;
11 , 11. hulls , Jr. , 2 ; W'atsun Colomutmu , 1.
( ' 11'I"I'ING it IJAIY P1)11 (1lA'l' ILt CII. .
Nt v Lni,1.i Il'Ihhln. Vim uvltli
. Vrtcmi.IN nt thu Voiite'stiiiits.
NEV LONDON , Conn. , Jumue 2l.-Thuh
1)111 whiahimig town iii tohuight witnessing a
visitation of thin good old days when the
mnetrolunhls of the Aiueric'an 'i'hmanies was
the scent' of the greatest lmitercohleglate
limiating contests of tlIcs country , During
time hate afternoouu , mmii in tact tihroughlout
tiu' ' nhgiit , inconuhng i'itluia froni all direc'-
LIIIIIS hi'nughit hitinulreulum of speetntoi's of
tiun great triangular boat races botwei , ;
Yule , 1Im EVtil'ul utmul ' .orniui I.
4t a few of the larger Iuotel the sporting
uulelhiemit was iii e''iiL'flce , The $ ) 'hfluathmlz-
4'1 5 ' . 'itiI the lOl'l' from ] thunemu wore by
far the most courageous in their dhiulav
( it cflgerheSiu , to Ititicti momucy oil the reuujj ,
harvard followed in the mnutiority of
114 * tIle second favorite , whillu tile repro-
eiutativcs of Yale were. . c'umnpmjhbeml to witness -
ness the rather lhfltIlUlhl filtutillon of find.
lug thu'mnutehves In a nigntlvm , .juamitlty from
It betting stan.hpoiuut. tJi , to ihhllnlght , there
were no large bet recorded ,
't'ilo weather tonight gives promise of
( 'oIullltlOflhu tummiorrow not only favorable ,
hut ideni. 'rho race is scheduled for 2 p.
in , multi 't the hurecemlent estflhhisuieci ill
( ormnc'r iears iuh rollowoci up the great race
vihl be slatted not mauuy minutes after Ihit
hour ,
.tsierici U 'i'citimla 1'lners l.nsf ,
LONDON. June 21.-Ill tile doubles at tue
.AiI.lnglaiud lawn tennie championship at
Wimbiethon today Messrs. Hlrhiy mind lUck.
soIl beat Messrs Paret and Grant. the
Ainerlenu 1)iaYer $ , 6.2 , 6.4 , 3.6 , 6.3.
I'nyimuj.z 1li 'i'enchieri.
The teachers in the Omaha public schools
were paid their salaries yestorday. Usually
boat of the tac1uera leave for their sum-
me ; TiUation as soon as the chose of the
school year and after they have received
their psy' In full. This year. however , they
will yiuy the uIe nd io oz them yU.1
RpCnd the summer ln.o cIty. Those who
contampiRte trIps wlj'not go before the
mhuhulle of next month lit the earliest , nil
preferring to stay here and Inirtlclpato In
the TransmisslssippF1lucatlonal conven-
lion.
C 21' !
f SOUIII OMAHA NEWS.
An ordhnauco inteflm11 to take this Place
of ( ho present milk , rdInanco has passemi
its fIrst reading In tui'pmincil and lies oiue
to the itldiclary ( OImnjCC. % This new or-
djnnce repeals the exl.sing one , creates I u
office of 1011k inspector and provIdes for
licensing the sale of iiullk. All hinattIreg ,
yards. shell barns , etc. , wiuere milcim cows
are kept are to be Inspected twice a nionthi
and this inspection includes the looking
after of the kind of feed used , Samples
of milk , cream and buttermilk are to be
taken once a tvcek by the Inspector and
tested , For keeping a milk depot the sum
of 10 a year will be charged , whIle each
hulk wagon will be tnxt'ii $20 a year , cx-
cept lii cases where OhIo person operates
more thaiu one wagon , .wiiemi each additional
vehicle will bo assessed $16 a year , A iuum-
ber of changes limuve bceii made in ( lii' license
to be charged for keeping cows. A single
cow costs 50 couts a year , two cows $3 a
year , three or four cows $5 , nuore thnn five
aiuul hese tiInhl twenty , $20 a year 111111 $1 her
head for each cow over twenty. The license
fee Is to be 1111111 annually In advance , but
for 1S9S a lIcense fee of olic-hn'.f the amount
nnnued ivill be acceptt'd. All of tue inomiey
( lerivell from this . source amy be Used by
01w Innyor nhitl council for repaIrs to streets
and sidewalks , in ilaynlent for electric
lights or salnries of city officers.
lii artier to obtain 'a ' license It will be
hleCessary for the dealer to nicmke nppilci. :
tiomi to the inspector in writing , dc'tnlhlng
the iuunuber of animals kept , location of
farm , kind of teeth used , etc. Any false
stntemnellts auntie by applicants will be
uleemed Just catise fOr the refusal of a li
cehuse , Violations of 'this ordinance vIli be
deehuied nuitniemnoatuors and a iino not ox-
ceedimig $50 and rolts may be assessed ,
( e'ts flue ihumy's immidy.
\v. L. Itank of Van"i\'ert 9. , arriveul yes-
tcrday to take charge of the rernaiius of Guy
liowdie , who was killed by a Union Pacific
train at the foot of N street Sunday morn-
lag. Mr. Rank left with the u'eioins at 5
ocloek last evening. The deceased wan the
Colt of a Methodist mInister niitt icti hionic
Inst February au account of a slight differ-
011cc with hIs father. Youui tlowdle was
very anxious to attend college , but lila father
insisted tiiion his remaining in the 111gb
school anti the yotIlIg mali rode away ouu
his bicycle one day and was next heard of
in Denser. Not long ago he wrote his
parents that lie iireposemi retui'niiug iuoiiie in
July , but s lieu run over here he was trying
to get back to lenvcrli'iaifl.
Ii' M _
The Board of Etliieatknu will ask time city
couiichi for $34,000 fort the nunintenance of
the sehool for tho" tiIhlng fiscal year. Thia
is a levy of 20 , uiill'Ohl the valuation as
returned li' the ailseihors. The aliiotiiit
aslcd for is apportouietl as follows : Build-
logs and grounds , $25,000 ; furniture , $1,055 ;
supplIes , $1IQO ; nn1or , $2,544 ; fuel , $2,000 ;
iniscelinhlcoos , $2,000 ; ; cta1. $34,000.
The estimated cxpepie of the board for
the coining school 1rear11nnlotlnts to $76,000 ,
beIng diviuled hctwqell these funds : Teuch-
ors , 3S,700 ; bulim1Iig % , anti grounds. $25 , .
000 ; furniture , $ ISQq : sypplles. $ l'JOO ; Jani.
tars , $4s00 ; fuel , $ ,59 ; nuiscc'iianeous , $2-
' 16 ; total , $76,656.
I mit t'rest Ii.e4n. liojids.
On July 1 there wiu lc due at the city's
fiscal agency In New York City the sum of
$9,903 , divided as follows : Paving district
No. 14 , $1,456 ; grading district No. 19 , $1,071 ;
grading district No. 20 , $214 ; curbing tlis-
trict No. I-i. $211 ; sewer district No. 101 ,
$1,071 ; sewer district No. 102 , $570 : sewer
ditrirt No. 103 , $1,071 : Interest on funding
Loiul , . $1,205. The fliiance conunuittce of the
council niong with the mayor anti treasurer
will inaico the ari'aiigemeiits necessary for
the paynuent of these sums.
Aspfui 1)si aluutres.
Ciiarleu Karlquist and J. L. Olson have
filed clainus for damages for $600 and $200
respectively on account of surface water
diuoaging their ProPerty at Twenty-second
and IC streets. it is asserted by those
claimants that during the recent heavy raimis
water from the streets was nhiowed to run
onto tile lots in question , nearly washing
them away. Olson asserts tlitt : his lot has
dropped four feet. Faulty construction o
the roati at the Intersectiolu i3 giveii as tile
cause.
I'ni t-'eli I 0 it ! ri ml e-lil et't ,
As representatives of the Mcrry-Go-Rouiid
club Mrs. Ralph Hall , MICa Mauhinc Laur
and Miss Jennie Grailani entertained Miss
.4tldio Camplell at dinner last evening at
tile home of Mrs Ilafl , Twenty-fourth and
1) streets. r.libs Campheil is to be married
at noon today to Mr. Howard .lhuuyiaan of
Omaha , The ceremony will take 1)1:1Cc at
the resideuuce of Ohio bride's itai'clits , Twen.
ty-thmirtl anti II gtreets ,
iitte'm' 'tl'itiulN Ii , S''i 'i.\
At the request of the younger element of
the republican party L. V. Htter has an-
hlGillIcOll his viihingncas to become a candidate -
date for state central committeeman. Cotin.
cilnuan A. U. Iehly is the prerciul. commit.
tecmnan anti it is understood that. lie would
like to 1)0 re-elected. There is a chance for
a real lively light at the primaries , as both
imartics have ninny friends lucre.
9luihim ( 'I ty ( , , ssli , .
A aoei.ul will be giveul \Voodnuan hall
toilifilut by Oak Leaf grove.
Ill. FL Stoner of Junlata was a busiuucas
viiitor in the city yesterday.
Mr. antI Mrs. J. A. hull have returned
from ni extended trip through Iowa.
Mike hart is improving rapidly and cx
luects to ho about again lii a silort time.
Fnrl Stevenson of C.r t'nwooui. Nab. . Is time
gucst of L. H. icehlmm Sixteenth and N
streets , , Jill
Street Counmisslofl itltoss is' Tepairing It
street between lTwtuuty.seventhi and
Twenty-eighth atreetsi
10ev , C. H. Sudbrctikc former nuinister of
( lie Gelmami Mettuoilat Episcopal church
here , is visiting frlc'nuI 1)1 the city ,
The city is full qf aklruu again and one
was arrested ycaterda mifterilooll for sehltmig
badges and liietinls withiout a license.
Iiov'ard , the young son of Mr. and Mrs.
W S. KIng , Twenty'-tlrd and 0 streets , is
confined to his bed wth typhoiul ( ever.
Bids for the layiim' of wooden sidewalks
from July 1 to Jume i0 , 1899 , will be 11(1. (
vertised for by ill&'cit ) cleric in a day or
two. t
A culvert Is to bu built under tlit , roadway
CII Q street lmetweenvventcenthi amiti Eight-
ecoth streets in ordemoIo drain a pool of
stagnant water ,
Clerk Carpenter Is tanking vreparatlons
to advertise for bids for the tootling of pria-
oIlers comufined iii the city Jail for tile twelve
nionthis coniunenclog July 1.
Members of } jmoxaii council , Royal Ar-
canum , have been invited to Ilarticipate In
tile Itoyal Arcanunu exercises at thu exposition -
tion grounds on Ssturday next.
The funeral of Lyman Carpenter will be
held at the late residence of tile deceased ,
Twenty.aeconti anti H streets , tiuls afternoon -
noon at 3:30 : o'clock , 11ev , itobert L.
Wheeler will ofilciate.
The lanks on the aihey between Nine.
teeath and Twentieth streets and 1' and Q
streets are to be sloped on account of damage -
ago to adJolnln 'property by reason of the
present condItion of affaIrs. .
ThIs is South Omaha Children's day itt
the exposItion , MI children under liu ge
of 15 years wIll be admitted for 10 cents ,
while those over that age will pay 25 cents.
it will not be necesiary to obtain tickets
here , as Superintendent Mullro has ar-
; auged with the oxpoiitlou man'omw4 for
the ptirehntsn of these specIal tltkets at Ohio
gates ,
l'repafatlons are beIng made for the layIng -
Ing of woodem , siulesmalk8 on the east side of
Twenty-eighth street fronu Q to S streets ;
on the west it1e of Twentieth street from
U toV streets and on the east side of
Twenty-fifth street from It to S streets.
Suiuiiner ! hi'hiuni at lptli.ls.
The regular chums work of the summer
school of methods for teachers is now in
pmgress. Ciunrls ii. Scott of the Oswgo
( N. Y. ) Normal school Is compelled to teach
four reriods in order to accomuutnotlato all
who desire to be instructed In nature work
and physIcal geography by him. Geography -
raphy by Dr. Jacquesto Redwmty of New
York , primary Inethods by Miss Griswold
of Chicago normal school , illustratIve drawIng -
Ing by Mrs. Lucy 'Fitch Perkins of Pratt
Institute , Brooklyn , N. 'V. , are close rivals
iii point of populitrity to the nature attidy ,
Tile kindergnrtneis of Omuialut are takiuug
advantage of the opportunIty in placing
themiusehvcuu tinder time instrtlctiofl of Miss
Carohina M. C. hart of hlaltimore , Md. , a
ltimudergnrt nor of In ternationni reputation.
No Omaha nuotliers are enrolled In the
classes , They would be very welcome.
Superintenulellt lilsey of Council IlitilTs is
cOIhlhehiCul to devote four ierlotla to ( ti ,
imresemmtntion of the Slicer nuetluod Iii nritii-
ir.tic to erowiled classes. The classes in
history , taught by W' , 0. ltitlulclh of Des
Moines high acimool nrc wurklmmg with en-
timuslasm. Time nutisle vork tllluier .1. Il.
ICctchunnu of St. Louis Is omue of the feattlres
of the school. Mr. Ketchlahn teaches the
systelmu In use iii ( lie Omaha schooi. About
200 Ommmaiia teachers are ouurohimal , the re-
mnainder conuilmg froimi South Omaha , 1)otig-
Ins Cotility , Iou a alud the cities amid towlis
of Nebraska.
CIVEN TO TilE FAIR
( ContInued froinFirst i'age. )
i ; ; ' : the time 'as passemi pleasantly In re-
tiouving old acquaintaiuccs 111111 In friemimily ill.
tercourse , Among time notables present was
Mrs. 7.1. . II. . Partridge of Oti'kianti. CIII. ,
gianti lnntrohl of the gcmuc'rah grand chapter -
ter of tIme Oruler of the Eastern Star , nud
Mrs. Lorrallue J. 1'Itkln of Chicago , grand
secretary of the cnerai grand chapter.
UI II&Xi'l' Itt.ims j- lMt.
The exposItion gumurds Ire coiuslnptly ic-
cei'ilug complaints from % voiUefl m'luo have
hoSt their fluuger rilIgs. The vonleIi enter
the iavatom'les anti reuumovc their rings s'liile
tile ) ' have their hmnnds. After dryIng their
hanlis they walk alit , leaviuig their riligs
on tiio ' 0'lildO % ' sill , the table or wherever
they vere 1incei , After a short absemuce
they return to find that their finger orna-
iuients have dianpenred. Themi the nearest
guard is ehmtcrtnine(1 with a tale of woe
alid aghed to recover the Jewelry. 1o
method has yet leen discovercul whereby
these articles mire restored to their owners.
As a rule articles which are lost may
be recovered by , ipliYlllh' lit the heatlqunr'-
ters of the guard III tile police uuildlng near
tue Service betiding , as nil articles found
T ying about by the guarils are taken at once
to headquarters , but finger rings aluti other
jewelry UBillihly disappears as soon as the
owner's hack is turned.
CitIemipo to have it lmi' .
One of tile results of tile visit of the
lhhluois pcoplc to tue expositiolu yesterday
is a decided booth for the Chiic.ugo day that
has beomu previously suggeMe'i. Time visitors
were so delighted with what they saw that
tiuoy were anxious to return amid it is prom-
iseil that Chicago day will bring a crowd of
Suckers that will fairly illulIdato the
grounds. The Cook County Marhitmg club ,
one of the lt'adlmug pohitial orgalmiations
of Chicago , has taken tIme Iulthmtlvo , : in time
matter and lots requested the expostion
managenment to dealganta i5eptetnher 13 as
the occasion. General Managr Claritson
says that the suggestloui has beeii turned
over to the illinois comnumisniouu to uiame the
day and it is expected that time ulay asited
for by the Cook county orgauuhzatlomt will
ho designated.
Slu I pjh..g ( 'Jerks Cmnlm.g.
The Indepenmiemut Order of Sitipping Clerks ,
a Kansas City organizatio4l , is scilculmiled tot
a Visit to the expositioml July 3 and 4. Time
organization makes a ( entire of semni-occa-
sional excursions anti it Is expected that
their trip to Omaha will b a bulge sac-
cells. Time party will leave Knnsamu Civ' Saturday -
urday imught. July 2 , on as ninny mpcclal
traima , as are requIred to aceomaumuotiate the
crt'\s d and arrive In Omaha Sunday lioruuimig : ,
They vili thus have two fiuli ta , a iii which
to see the exiositiomi anti tii First return
train will leave Omaha at 6 o'clock Monday
night. The clerks have securci a very low
rate for the occasiomu timid they arc busily at
work selling tickets.
Ci , uue..ss1t nil I m'i'.m mrtum a Iz' .
A meetIng of the alnusemmuont concession-
sires on the Midway was Called at the
Press bimlltling at the exposition Monday
for time purpose of effecting an orgamiization.
diaries Deev3hlos of thin Giant. See Saw presided -
sided at time meetlmmg anti exllhailtc'ul tiuat it
was called for the purpose of bringing ahnimt
all organization which would he of great
benefit to oil managers of anuuscnmc'nt fea-
tures. Mr. Dezovahhos was appointed tern-
pory cimairnlau anti nammieti the foliowing corn-
1)11 ) II ci's :
Meunbership-E. V. ' . McConnell , Old Plantation -
tation ; , iS. F. 'i'urpin. Cycioranuim ; C , 11.
iloihimeek , California Gold Minc.
Ilylttws-J. 4mithtnny German , Iiiu Fire
W'orks colnpauly ; i : C. Mattox , WilulVest ;
Cegney , Miniature Railroad ; L. it. hare ,
California , Colti Mimue ,
Anotimer hiieu4tIng will be held In ii few
days to cnnmpieie time organizatIon ,
I 'rug'ruu mum fo , ' I I m . mu i- , , mui 4 Ii s ,
Got'erimor Ilolconb gives time ntldrc'ss of
welcome to tue Americaim Institute of lionme-
apathy Thursday ovemming at 8 o'cioclc at tutu
First Congregatlonol church. Mayor Ju'ramuk
II. Moores delivers tile lceys of time city to
the doctors and Dr. 0. 13. Wood , who lIaR
practiced mnedicimue In Oummaha over thirty
years. welcomes the visitors on behalf of
time resident fratermuhty ,
ilonier Moore iuas charge of time musical
prograun , A new itatriotle sommg is one of
the muumbers , mmtltlctl "Vm'&hl Not Forget , "
by Dr. Charles Gntchehl , mahitor of tue Mcd-
icah Era of Chicago. Timis now song huas
been nuuchi praised. It xviIi ho uumlmig luy
Alias Laura Van Kuraml ,
Time vublic Is Invitemi to this opening
meethmmg amid doubtless tutu church will iue
filled.
Iltnh Press As..ui Iii Ii , , , . .
Tile Utah Press association iuas conuplt'teti
arrangememuts to attend time exposition in a
hotly about the nmidmlle of July. As now ar-
rangemi the imluns contemplate that the : nemn-
bers wii leave Salt hake City July 10 amnul
remnaln in Oniaima 1111111 July 14. Time Westermm
EdItorial Fetieration'whhl be in session here
during that time and time Utah mmewapaper
men will thus be able to hlartlcipate in the
convemltion whihe they are at the exposition ,
tIimi.mig'rs $ murirl.Comm iii'Ii III mitts ,
Some of time Council illuffs itenimlu WblO
have beemm emiergetically jureitarimlg for the
celebration of the Council iflulfa ciIlhdrc'n's
day are somewhat takeim back by tIme lIlt-
muouflcellueilt that the event llama been ached.
uhed for today. They say that the public
I m , .
stalii is ti
17117
ci
stalls h Ii
5T11j
t1
c.A.wrcELx.A. : .
Tit hO'
shalt , (
17II
. .
school teachers and the Patrollosans vcTe
husking elaborate arrangements to irIn
over the entire Juvenile pimptilatlon of the
iowa city amid timat time business imuon were
raising the money to charter special motor
trains for the tlay. Th"y were mtlo preparing -
paring a very pretentloug program en thai
-xpectatlon that they wouii have a tiny entirely -
tirely their own. An It Is. they hno net
completed their prepnrations anti will be
compelled to leave nunch that ( lucy Ilflml nil.
tlcipated to a future occasimum.
Nie. of the IIxis II mm , .
Mrs. J. M. Welch of South Ounuulma ima
reported the loss of a pocketbook containIng -
Ing $340.
The liald adnuisslonmi to the gromliutls on
Sunday were 4,165 , not ihieludimig coinniuta-
tiomi tIckets.
l'ttiui admissions to the grouliti. for Juno
21 were 8SSG. ThIs does not inchtltle cciii-
mntltation tickets.
Superimmtemudehmt Orimth of tue Ait depart-
milont leaves tonight for ietrott to fill a
mithmluber of lecture ilates.
Thu concert of the Apollo club \Veiines-
day nigimt. oIl thus islamitl in tluo munin court
will cornimmenco at S :30 : p. In ,
The Mamuchester , in. , Press selluis a special
reporter Iii Chareiuce Copchalmd tim rpreseIlt
it at the mxpositiomm Iowa dam ) ' .
A telegram iccelved from Des Moines by
Preshiemit ' , Vattles amumuounced that the city
coumucil of Des Moines haul selectemi July 15
Os ics Moines day at time exposition ,
The Colorado MIneral exhibIt is being
rapidly installeti itiiml Commiutsslumiuer Lee say's
timnt It will b ready for ImISlmtictIttl 1cfol'e
tIme t'iitl of time week , Thai exhibit contains
over 0,000 SpecililemiR anti tue urrangemiluttits
of time booth comnimare favorably with nh ) '
iii the bUIitillig.
lu exhIbIt of tobncco of lomaglas county
vrodtfctioii is 0110 of tim Imew feattlri's of time
1)oughas cothmmty exiiitult 1mm time Agrlctml tural
building. 'l'ito prouitict Is of execilent quality
nli ) tin' gm tuimi cohnharcs favorably with that
of liii' leaf raised in the tobacco growillg
seCtiOhis of the cast.
'l'ime cfm'i'ct of tilt ? free entertainliucuttit given
by Muiumigoniery Waril & Co. is evimiemict' of
tile hopuiarity tilIlt thmlr turutty btliidlmmg htms
acquired. 'l'hio oililurtuhmit3 to sit ill a cool
ntmhmosphuu.re ? aliti listen to excellent musIc is
fully niuhurecintl'tl and tiuc cnpmmclty of the
bimlidlag is tested every imour of tIme .iay.
lii glulto of the lmcfgiml to whIch time ox-
Positiohi fomice hIts been raiHed by the lmarb
wire nettimig it fails to prevent tIme mulolmey.
It'ss sniahi boy ( lOIn gettimmg Imisluic. lIver ) '
day several boys are mirrestoti by time gimamuls
anti the facility wltb whIch 1ite' get through
tluo apltar.iIltiy lnsurrnouumtabltu barrier Is
amuius lag.
Time German villaga was lit full swiulg yes-
tem'miay amid It emijoycd a liberal lmmtrolltige :
mmioro especially front a better class. of 1100-
lile. Last. mllgilt Mamlager Volt Szlanyey fur-
Iliahmed mu special program for tIme benefit of
the Apollo club anti oUter Ihlimmois visitors.
amiti after the evcmiing concert they ad-
Journu'ui to the resort in a body.
Tim Dtmlmuque Choral club of 100 voices.
tiiimiei' i'roi , Poiutius , leaves its lionmo city
tonight on a shteclat train , whmk'h will ar-
nyu ill 01115115. tomorrow nmorittng. TIti'
club will t.y 0000nIpullieli by pronulnc'tut iJeO-
hub of hubuujue , Manchester , " , 'tuterhoo , Ce-
tlnr Falis , Iowa Falls , Fort Dodge , Stormim
Luke auth Cherokee , who comae with it to
particliunto itt the Iowa day exercises at time
cXlosit iou.
Tue oratorio of "Creation" by .loseplm
haydn , anti "ilarbara Freitchie' ' by Jules
Jordan , will be giveum by thmo iiuhtuqtuui
Ciuoral club under the directiouu of Wit.
hiani ii. Pomitlims at the Auditurimumu S.mttmr-
day evening of this week. Thu cimoral club
will brIng a eiio us of 150 voices and the
soloists of tile evening will ho Mrs. Sopilla
Markee. sopraimo , MIss Estelho Rose , contralto -
tralto , Mr. henry Stow , tenor , aitti imlu' .
Hotuici' Moore , basso. fill admission fee of
25 cents will be charged for timiut concert.
,1q FREE3 for 'the asking I
I 2ilss PARLOA's 1100K OF REiCIPIIS
I , fttr ualng
Liebig COMPANY'S
QP4 Extract of Beef
, I , Miss Farina recanunietuthu and iteu , tiii fa.
I ilott3 j > rtuittct iicrsctlf , Ai' ) cc do iota of good
t' cooke shi 'romuutl , tim i witrid .
' ? _ Adtlrc'm for COfl book , tl 'big Co. , P.O.lIoz
\ 2710. 1cir ; York , N. Y. ' ,
wIn' : : OTHERI FAIL. CO1I1.T
2aarles & ear1es
' , , Mi
SPECIALISTS
Giuurnmute'e to eure pu''ti ii ) ' amid ruth-
cuilly mull Ntlfl0U14 , CIIRONIO .tl1
I'itIVA'h'ii dieiise of Men nnd ivouuuen.
WEAK M SYPULS
SEXUALLY. cured for life.
Night IIIwIs. onR , Lost Manhood , H -
drocale , V ricOceie , Gonorrhea , Gleet , Syp
ills , Stricture. iiics , Flatula and Rectal
Ulcers , Diabetes , Bright's ' Disease cured ,
Consultation rrec.
Stricture and eet : : at
by new metluotl without path or cutting.
Callouu or addrsss with atamp , Treatmouut
by mail ,
lint' orintro V tursniro iJtS.14tIu.1
u1tI , dIIflLO fi dUIIILCO. L11iIJJ
Two Weeks'
Treatment
-
' FE
_ ,
,
' * 11EV .iiib : 151,5)
SPECIALISTS
in this imeatmiot Of iii
Chrolic , Nervous and Private Diseases ,
ad all Wi3AKNSftIUS
uund UlSOIflltJ4t OF
Catirrim. all Disea. , . of Uis Ni. , , Tarout , , ChaI
liomacli , Liver , k3lood , Skia sad Midasy Di. .
s1.l. Lou Mgnhmooa. llydroc.h. , V.rlcoc.ig ,
Gonerib. . . Ohset. , fiyphhit. . BIrictur. , Flies. Vu-
till& sad R.ctai Uic.r , Diabet. . thight' . Di.
$ . our.d. C.hi on or address with t&uup fol
-
-L-r.1 lJflUI 1J7 LUIuJI , iOJuJIIIilIiSIUU ICC ,
Omaha Medical an Surgical Institilte
L IIJU Nczth 15th St. . O.s& Itia ,
I 'mviii uairamiteo
that my Kitluley Curt ,
'will cure 1)0 ) iuer cent.
of all forms of kidney
comiquhatuit itad Iii
! , iuny imitanm'cs the
. . moat ierlous forms of
. . Bright's disease. If
time diua'uis is cola'
plit'uted scud a four.
ounce 'mist of urine ,
. We will mIhlImlyze it
and mth'iguu you tree
wiast to do.
,
MUtYUN ,
At sil dzuggtits , 25c , a vlsi. Ouldo to Iiesitb
Ld uucdteal advIce fre. 150 , ' , &rcb t l'btta
-
Anniusi n5ss nvrO0O COO flose.
V PILLS k
roll DILIOUS AND NERVOUS DISDItDER
ammt'hi , t Winti antI Intn in the Itounuu'h ,
Giddiness , FhllhIt2S' niter nicutitu. ileaul.
ache , Dizziness , lm-owaluunss Flilsihinge
of ilerit , .LOM of Appethtt' , Cotlviaess ,
flhotclicet ( iii ( li Skin , ( ) nid Cidhla , 1)iq-
tiirbeii Sle'iu Frlmiimtfmil IrofthuiR no.1 . nIL
Nervotma aunt Treuiultliuig Honsatlomis ,
TIlE TIRST DOSE WILt , GIVE itELTEF
IN TWENTY ItIINUTES. Every smatTerer
'wilt acknowledge tliomn to hue
A WONDERFUL MEDICINE.
_ _
UEICIItM'M 1' Ii.IS , taken as dIrect.
t'd , Will quickly restore Fomminios to eon , .
pieto lietht ii. They iut'Olll ptly remove
obtrtmctlomig or irregularities of tito sys.
torn milut cure Pleit IlelullaicImo , Fo a
Weak Stomach
Impaired Digestion
Disordered Liver
IN MEN , WOMEN 0th CHILDREN
floecham's Pills are
Without a Rva !
Anti iuis , , II , ,
LARCEST SALE
oraiiy I'ztirnut Deul ivliie iii I lao ' . 'nriil.
2Smi , at nil hrilg Stores ,
- - - - .
The ladies' Department of the
New
Iy'jere
I sUtte
78 now open for busIness , amid fully
ctiiliilei ) ) ( vlth two now apparntus'for glvilml
thai miiost lht'llltilfthh , iuleasimig bathms known
to the world ,
Time INSTITUTE 11115 among Its iuatron.
tile ilost known indies in Omuiniun.Vc nsk
you to gIve It a trial o two bmthts : at Ieas
naul it It Is not fotuumd as rt'pm oeautetl , wo wLti
refund your mOney.
floorns , New Quarters ,
2I6-218-22DBe BiiiIdin
Ncwiyjkist.
_
DUFFY'S
PURE MIlT WfflKtY
ALL DUCCSTL
- . _
We Know
That It Reads L'2ke a
Fairy Tale
' .Vhieui we tell you , that we cami give
I'ott
A FruitLaud Foma
Iii tll" Ort'gmtul ( 'tilntry for a very lit-
tie money that. vlhi
Give ou
$2,000 a year
Tmicornti in m'ettirn fnu' your euro of it ,
imut ve kulow tinU it is tRie.
Hence We Parsist
Iii calling thin attentictn of nil mann
who work in cages , sitl'O lIm hot 11050-
meum (14 ( , l'u in eyes nmuuh hmetu I I ii . . ver
1100k14 , destroy iicrve 'uuith life iilamith
thin miotit almul rattle of nu.tc iulmlerl' ,
TO TI1 [ FAIR UDOM
, iittl ltelIhtll ( If 0 ( m'uhL fuua'un hmruuiua In
elm i' b'uttm ti ( mu 1 I 'LI ti lie cons t iumuut.
Beoaus8 U Is True
, ,
\e invite 'om t tttk thti year'u Va-
t'titit-tmu fum' a trii , Ollt tlimmio
To See With Your Own Eyes
Aitti feel i1hm your ouvit senses that
we iitm' , , bi'emi t.'iilng . time truth nil
, ' ,
timet'i' yt'tlrs
'flie First Excursion
Goes July 1st ,
\'luu 1l.tmi'k 1htmuiui 1ttiltc , llen'u'r , Salt
l.utlci' , I 'ott I a 11,1. , t o Auitou'iui , t hut P.m oil uu
o'tt , ui. ovi'm iv hitch oil C solth lc'rs su i i
to i ii. . ( , 'tlOVtltiiu hutlces-tiun itigg"tum ( In'
t'ttm'tti-n wink tutu cost tim govern-
null , t Iii II I inns 0 C mauuuty amid twmi u ty-
( dIr years to 1)111 itl , ( I ) t II'Vil ' \ I uuimi.
4t to lulls , tie , largest emu , 'am'tiu , vh'm'um
t1 . 'ut m' mao ii nttiin 'a t . 'us fal I I Ii to tlu u
tluits or tiu Hell , umud yii'iti its tllc'y
fithl a iluuuuiremi thousamiul hulrse ij\v.ur . ,
to time cunmpieteml works of I)4aiitt ) : So tilu
tnr.amoul'iliumniottmu 'Valley , ) VIutll'C
roses blumoni tvei % ' , , mnuan tias I m m ti umu
year tmmlul wlui'tmt yields ShX't' ) " bushmu.'fs
to tile acre ,
To OIark Go1 ,
Washington.
'l'iun peerless , ric'ileult UUti fairest rural
ui itliriCt ( I f A imum'riu'it
ltttt u vu I utg by cit. . , leo of II ye rou Ii's ,
( ( ur olIn far. ' , in'Iuullmmg lIver ) ' t'xi''nsu.
For pa m'ticuI.mrs moldress
Stearns
Fruit Land Go
1323 Fnrnain St. ,
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C. A. Rutherfoi'd ,
Cen. Agt , C R. . I , & P. By. ,
Omaha , Net , .