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, 4 : - - _ _ _ _ _ _ . TUE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TU1iSDAY _ , AUGUST 9 _ , ISOS. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
; WANDERERS STAND SECOND
O1evoand Moves tip a Peg by Beating
, Washington Again.
SENATORS PUT UP A STIFF ARGUMENT
Iie the IlrNl by it M terxtI , F'ItlkC
nud 'I'Jieii 1'In the ' 14'1)efltL
Tribe tii fl Stntd.tIIL
: . in Oie Sceuiiil.
PIIL.ADELPIIIA. ! Aug. 8-Two ganuS
were plnye0 here today , Clevehind wlnidng
the first nnI the second being called on ttc
count of darkuesa , with the score a tie at
the end of the ninth. Wagner lost the fttst
iamo by tWo rank fumbles in the third ,
tvIng Cleveland ix ruflf. Mercer tuok
Wagner's pince at horL In the eyuth ,
tAttendance , 1,000. Score first game :
% VASIflt1TON. ( Ir.vIt.ANI ) .
I1.1t.O.A. I. It.II.O .fl.
8thwh. If. . I 3 0 0 Ilurkett , It. 1 1 2 ' 0
( IrtmIn , ii 0 2 1. 0 1) ) ( Iittdi' , 2b. . t I ) I 2 1
And .on. ct 2 2 1 0 0 Mt'1eufl , I 2 3 2 1
MUutre. . 0 1 t \'nt1nte II , 1 2 3 0 0
1nrrelI , lb. 0 I 6 1 0 ( V'on'OT , lb 0 1 7 0 0
a a 0 McA1ect , ef I 3 4 0 0
1tztl , 2) ) , . . . 0 :
mflIh 3b. . 0 I l 1 0 11101(0. tr. . . (1 (1 3 U 0
. . . 1 1 5 0 0
' % anr , f. 0 0 C 2 Crlgcr , C.
1ucer. Pt. . 0 0 0 0 0 C.Iip . ) . P
J.oflovafl , p 0 0 0 1 ( -
- Totnit . . . . C It 21 5 2
Toa1 I 1O 1 2
Wathtngton 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0-3
CIveIand 0 0 6 0 (1 ( 0 0 0 ' -6
1nrnec1 rtIn4Vm4IltIlgOu : , i tVo.ba'O
) ilti ; : Anderon , McI < an. T1iree-btC : hltM
jtn0ersoi SacrItlcI3 tilts : ChI1d4 , CUpPY.
ttolcn bes : Btlrkett , Blake , CUPpY. heR
9 CIeVeIafl(1. ( 10
) n bases : Wn4hIflgtOfl , ;
t3trttck out : Selbacli , Donovan (3) ( ) , ilur-
( ett , ChIlih , MeAleer , Blake , Cuppy. '
Daubo phiy : McKenhi to ChIId to O'Con
itor Donovan to McGulre to 1arreIl. F'IrMt
base Ott error $ 'WahIngtofl , 2 Cleveland.
2. FITHt base on balh : Of Donovan , Is.
; lBt by 1)IICIICl lntll : S(11)tC11 I'asted hail :
Criger. UmlitreM : hynci ) flfl(1 11drer.
rlmo of gttme Two hours ultil thirty-live
znlnuthH.
Score at second game :
\VASllIN(1TO. ( CL1VltANl ) .
1t.1t.O.A.l. , tlI.O. . 1 : .
elt > acli. ir. o I 2 0 0 Iturkett , If. 0 1 1 0 0
( iettrnan. rt 0 2 2 0 0 ChilsiSi , 2b. . 0 1 3 2 0
And'ton era : : 6 0 0 McIPafl , 's 0 2 4 0
1Uttlow , C. 0 0 2 1 1 W'nl1ce , als 0 1 1 2 0
1arrell. II. . 0 1 4 II O'Connor , lb 5) 0 9 0 0
lteltz , 21 , . . . . 1 1 4 2 0 McAleer. et 0 0 0 1 0
4rnIth 3 ! , . . . 0 0 0 0 Iflake. rf. . . . I 1. 2 0 0
Mercer. IsP. . 1 2 4 0 0 CrIgr , C. . . . 0 t 8 3 0
'sveyhtng , 1 1 1 0 'voting. p. .
Tcstahs . . . .1O27 Totals . . ,272fl5 0
\VnHhlngtofl . . . . . . . . . 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0-2
Cleveland . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0-2
Earned runs : \Vadilngtofl , 1 ; Clevclaad ,
2. Two-base hlt : Selbacli. CItld. 's1C-
3'eaxi. Sacrltice lilt : o'Connor. Stolen
baHeH ilcItz. Mercer , Megean , O'Connor ,
Blake. Left on buses : Washington , ;
Cleveland , 0. Struek out : Anderson , Smith ,
\Veyhlng , BIn1c , Double iday : Childs to
tc1 < eali to O'Connor ; MeAleer to MciCetin
\ValInce. . FIr4t on bu1I : OtT Weyhlng ,
2 : ofT Young , 1. WIld Pitch : Weyhlng. Urn-
plres : rynch and Andrews , TIme o game :
One hour nod Fifty minutes ,
Iiroi'viIt Down 1111' ( HnhII4.
LOUIS , Aug. 8.-Taylor's gooti lItC
lag won tO(1fly'-l game from the Giants.
Umpire Emsile was hit In the right ankle
with a foul ball In the Hixth InnIng aii
had to retIre from the game. Attendance ,
600. Score :
ST. L.OUIS. NFW YoliK.
it lI.O.Ag. 1t.11Oi,11
Dowd , rf. . . 2 1 3 0 0 V'Italt'n , et 0 0 4 0 1
Blenzei , et.1 1. 2 0 0 TIernan. It.O 01(10 (
ilarley , if. . 0 1 3 0 0 .Toyc. lb. . . 0 0 11 2 1
Crc.1s. 2b. . . . 0 t 2 0 0 3)a'ls. SB. . . 1 1 0 2 1
Cif1neflLP , C I 1 2 1 0 ( lIpas'on , 21j. 0 2 3 4 0
SUllIvan. s I ) 0 2 1 0 Doyle. rt. . . . 1 : I U 0
Tucker , lb. . 0 1 11 1 1 lIrrtrnan , lii 0 2 0 0 0
, . . , ( . . . . .
'Taylor. p. . . 0 1 1 :1 : 0 Meekin , p. . 0 0 1 : : 0
Totahsi . . . . 4 8 Z1 12 1 Totals . . . . 2 S 21 1 3
awYork . . . . . . . . . . . 000010001-2
St. rouiH . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 0 1 0 o i o i -
Earned runs : St. LoiIs , 1 : New 'York , 1.
3lome rUfl Clements. Double Plays : Davis
III GIeaon to Joyce : Joyce to Glettofl. liase *
on laILs : Ott Taylor , 3 : off Meekln , 1. Sac-
* 111cc hIt : Stenzel. Passed hull : Grady.
Struck out : Dy Taylor , 1 ; by Meekin , 1.
Stolen bases : Vanhtaltren. Dowd. 'rime of
game : One hour and fIfty mintites. Urn-
plres : EmsIle anti lImit.
A
fl ue. . 1'ONIfleI1 ,
CINCINNATI. Aug. 8.-No game with
limtoI-raln. ( ( Two names svlII be iilzied
tomorrow' .
I'ITTSDLJHG , Aug. S-Plttsburg-TlaItl-
more game llOStIOIC(1 by raIn.
I.OUI SVIL.LE , Aug. 8.-LouIsvIlle-Brook-
lyn game lOStPOIWd on account of rain.
OrIhnhIM null 1'IIIIles II''Itle ,
ChICAGO. Aug. S-The loenis won the
tirst. game In thu first three Inninga on a
bunching of hits and two errors. KIIroy
was Wild and hIt hard In the second game ,
while Murphy wus an enigma until the
last InnIng. Attendance , 3,600. Score , flrst
game :
CHICAGO. pIIILADLp1IrA.
fl.II.OX.1i. ll,1I.OA.E ,
ityan , Ir. . . . I 2 2 0 0 Cooley , ef. . 0 1 3 0 1
1veritt. lb. . I I 10 ft 0 1)ouglat , II ) 0 0 1 0
Thernton , Cf I 3 3 (1 ( ii D'hnnty , It. 0 1 2 U 0
Dnhien. EP , 2 1 4 4 0 I.ajoie , 21 , . . 1 0 o I 1
IsIcC'm k. 31 , 1) 2 1 : u Flick. rf. . . . U 0 4 0 0
3.lertes. rf , 0 (1 ( 1 0 0 M'F'Iansl , a 0 2 5 1 0
Conner , lb. . 1 0 2 6 0 liasitier , lb. . 1 0 0 1 2
jonahue , C. 0 0 4 0 0 CreSt' , st. . . 0 1 3 4 1
Calishafl , p 0 1 0 1 0 Ptield , p. . . . 4) 0 0 0 0
- - . ---Ortti.p , , . . . 00000
Totai . . . . 6 9 27 13 1
I Total , . , . 2 II S
Chicago . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30O02100'G
l'hlindelphia . . . . . . . . 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-2
1I ( riid Fulls : Chicago , 2. Left on bases :
Chicago , 10 ; I'hliadelplkla. 5. 'rwo buo
hits : Ityan McCormIck , McFarland , Cross ,
Sacriico % iilts : McCormIck , Stolen buses :
iveritt , 2 , Conner. Double PlaYs : Cross
to Iougluss. Struck out : By Callahan , 3
by F'iIIeld , 1. Bases on bails : Oft Callahan ,
3 : off Fifleld , 4 ; ott Orth , I. TIme of game :
One Iour and fifty-live minutes. Umpires :
Swartwood and Warner.
Score , Hecond game :
ChICAGO. PIlI1ADE1.PltlA.
lt.Ii.O.X.li it.112).A.I1.
Ilyan , lf. . . 0 0 3 1 0 Cooley , Cf. . 0 0 2 o o
Everlil , lb. . I 1 10 1 0 DouglaM. lb 1 0 9 1 0
'riiornVn. Cf 1 2 1 0 0 1)'isanty , if. I 2 1 1 0
iahien , s. , I I I 2 1 1.ajole , 2b , I 3 3 4 0
51CCflk. lb 0 0 4 2 1 F'iick , rt. , . . 1 (1 2 0 4) )
llerte , . rf..0 I 2 0 0 F.AL'phy. el 144)0
tjcnnor , 20 , 0 0 4 : i I I.ousler , ii. . 2 2 0 1 1
. .Ciiarice , C. . , 0 1 1 0 0 Crop. . pp. . , . 0 2 5 Il I
IilromP , p. , . . 0 0 1 4 0 M.M'rphy , m 0 1 3 0 1
TotaI . . . 3 8 21 13 3 Totals . . . . S 11 27 15 3
Chicago . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3-3
1'IIlat1elphIu . . . . . . , 0 1 2 0 2 0 2 0 I-S
llarned runs : Chicago , 2 : PhiladelphIa , 2.
Left on bases : ChIcago , 4 ; PhIladelphIa , 8.
'I'wo tIasa tilts : 'l'hornton , 2 ; Dahlen , Dde-
Imainty. Isi. Murphy , Cross , 2. Three bnio
lIlt : Connor. Sncriiice tilts : Flick 2. l's ' ! ,
Murphy. Double 1)I(1SI ) ( i'cCorinlck to
Connor to llvemItt ; ( dross to LaJoin to
Douglass , Struck out : flI' JCliroy. 1 : bw
Narphy. 1. Ilasa CII balls : Oft Kiiroy , 3 ;
off \1urplmy , I. "sYild p1 telmes : ICtIroy , 2. 1 Itt
hy pItcher : Flick , ' 1 mb of game : One
bour itfld lifty minutes. Umpires : Warner
nd Hsvartw'ood ,
STANDING OF TIlE TEAMS.
Played. Won. Lost. P. C.
CIncinnati . . . . . . . . . . . in 63 32 67.0
Cleveland . . . . . . . . . . . III i9 3 , . 62.8
Iostoil . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . t3 58 31i 62,4
Baltimore . . . . . . . . . . . . 210 12 3 57.8
New York . . . . . . . . . . 01 : )2 42 55.3
chIcago . . , , , , . . , , . . , OS 54 44 55,1
) ttburg . 01 50 II 53.2
l'hllndelphla , . . . . . , , 02 43 49 46,7
3lrookiyii . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39,1
Loulsyillo . . , , , . , , . . , . 1(7 ( 351 61 37.1
Washington . . . . . . . . 02 82 60 34.S
St. Lotus . . . . , . . , , . , . 0' ) 2t ) 7(1 ( 29.3
Onmes today : PhIladelphia at ChIcago ,
31043tofl lit CincInnatI.'s'asiilngton against
. Cle'elaniI at PImIIatleizimIa.
SCORES OF TIIIi % 'IlWl'l1llN I4Eil3II.
St. Joseph flcft'nt.iMIunenpoiIs In u
1'INtIullI Contest ,
3T. JOSllPII , Aug. 8.-Si , Joseph won to.
tin ) ' by strong hItting in the third InnIng.
Scorel
IL ] I.E.
St. Joseph , . . . , 0 0 4 0 0 0 1 0 ' -.5 6 4
MiiiiietiiOliS . , 1 0 U 0 1 0 1) ) 0 0.-i 3 3
llatterles : St. JOSCIh , Wndsvortll aimsi
, McCauley ; MInneapolIs , McDonald and
Fisher.
INIIANAPOLU3. Aug. S.-lndIaIlapoIls.
DetroIt. no game ; ralmi.
STANDING OP TIlE TEAMS ,
'layeti. "sVoii , Iost , P.C.
nhisiIs CIty . . . . . . . . $1 64) ) 37 61.9
, ] ndtunapohs , . , . . , , , 93 57 36 61,3
, Milwaukee . . . . , . , . , 100 55 12 58.0
I St. Paul . . . . . . . , , . , , 97 56 41 57,7
S Columbus , , , . . , . , , , , . 02 50 42 51.3
Detroit , . , . . , . . , . . . , , . 93 37 56 39.8
. St. Joseph , , . , . . , , , . 91 $1 5S 36,3
, stImienpoiI . . . . . . . . . tj 30 14) ) 30,3
; Gaines today : Mllwaukcu at Columbus ,
Detroit t Indianapolis. Mlnileapolis ill lit.
Jostph. St. Paul at Kansas City.
, ( ) nN. . t35i ; lot' ( r1ln.l Lluid
- GRAND ISt.ANI ) . Neb. , Aug. S-Spt'ciul (
' 1'eIegrum.-After the tlrst Innliu the game
between HupeIor and Grand Island today
wa8 Pur1Y a pttchcrs battle , Glade for
i the tocuW doing by fjr tha best work , hay.
, ng IleaXier ZI1CIS 4tlS PPPQflellts. 0111(10
struck out lxteen and Crawford ) even.
Scorol
Grand island . . , . . . . . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Ilujierlor . , , , . . . . . , . a o 0 0 0 0 0 0 ' -3
IIatterIe : Grand Island , G1a1 tim ]
Glade : SuperIor , Crawford am Felt ,
HIts : Grand Island , 2 Superior , 3.
Errors : ( Irand Islam ] , 3 ; SuperIor , 1.
Ils'n'rs ox 'I'IIIl 1tUNINU TflAtKS
1tIt14'TllfluIi tit Ilrlghttifl ,
hut IN IItitlflI IfIcil ,
NI\V 'YOltI < ' , Aug. S.-Rotterdrmm wIth
Slmma tIji , took the first race at lirlghton
by a length from Longacro 1)tIt was lIs-
qualified for crowding Squire AbingdOfl.
The race went to Longacre. The fifth race
Was the event at the ( lay , the flrst four
hortes IlnItlltng.heads apart. Surnmlirie !
First race , selling , one and ofl0'SIXLCCfltII
mIles : Itotterdam won , Longacre tecond.
SquIre Ablngdoil thIrd , Time : 1:48. : Hotter-
dam was t1Iscua1Iilcd viacing Longncre
first , Squire Abingdoll BCCOfld and Gun
Metal thIrd ,
Second race , sIx furlongst Gadfly won ;
Crown second , Clnroba third. Time : 1:16. :
Third race sellIng , siit ftirloiis , t3onnl
Gefli Well , lenetta seonl , La ' 111550 thIrd ,
'lime : I :144 : %
Fourth race , one mIle anti a. furlong : Con-
tlnental won , Free Lance second , Latson
third. 'rime : I : Sl.
Fifth race , five furlongs Country Dance
voim. Cormorant second , Sombre thIrd ,
'rIme : 1:02. :
Sixth race , sellIng , one mite : Jefferson
von. Grace Giltner secolid , Master , Iamea
third. TIme : 1 :42. :
SARATOGA , Aug. 8.-Though the weather
\vns4 fair , the track was heavy ns a result
of Inst nIght's rain storm , Estaca and
Flavius were the only winning favorites ,
Su rnmnrk's :
FIrst race , Ilvo fnriong : Hilee won ,
Ills Lordship second , Ahein thIrd. Time :
I:0Z. :
Second race , six furlongs ! 111gb Jinks
won , FIaxsidnner pecoilil , Mlflstream thIrd ,
Time : 1I5. : .
rlilrd race , one and one-sixteenth miles :
Estaca won , Sir Vassar i'comid , qiiebus
thIrd. TIme : I
Fourth race , 0110 mIlcI Martha it won ,
Ilurly liurly secofltl , 1iiirdella. thIrd , Time :
F'lrtIl race , six furlongs : FlavItis won ,
Ilcerniteliell itcconti , liarrabrailt third.
Time : IiG' :
CHiCAGO , Aug. 8.-hawthorne race re.
suits :
First race , six furlongs : Lady Elleralie
Ivoll , Dave Waldo second , Pacemaker third.
TIme : 1:14V : , .
Second race , five furlongs : Alyar won ,
floney iloy second , Holland third. Time :
1:0I. :
ThIrd race , one. mile : hugh l'cnflCS' won ,
Ferver second , Traverser third. TIme :
1:10. :
Fourth race , one mile : DaIsy won , Liz.
zie Cavalier second , iltigIl floe thIrd ,
Time : 1:12. :
Fifth race , seven furlongis Newogath.
erer Won , 'fit for Tat second , Treachery
thIrd. Time : I :2S. : _
SIxth race , seven furlongs : Nat F won ,
Bryan second , 1..oneta third. Time : 1:294 : ,
IETROIT , Aug. 8.-Favorites and out-
alders ( liViIP(1 the card at WIndsor today ,
llrgo , Annawan anti Nettle Brooks being
the winning cholc" . flesuits :
FIrst race , six furlongs : 'L'cssle B won ,
Onseca SCCflI , Iriorla third. Time : 1I9'k.
Second race. live furlongs : Ergo won ,
Alsirat second , Tortugas third. TIme :
lI9t. : !
ThIrd race. sellIng , six furlongs : Loyal
linac won , Zdnmie Callan second , Glen
Ahbyn third. TIine 1:1S.
Fourth race , sellIng , six fmlriOflgi4 An-
nowun svon. J. l. ClInes second , Mark
lianna thIrd. TIme : I:19. :
Fifth race , selling , ono mIle and a halt :
Hey del Mar won , Sir Ebony second ,
Fralik Jaubert thIrd , Time : 2:42 : % .
SIxth race , six furlongs : Nsttle 11roo'e
won. ClIncher second , Getabout third.
Time : 1:21 : ½ .
ST. LOUIS , Aug. 8.-A good oft day
crowd was Iii attendance at the fair
grounds today. Three favoriteS and two
heavily PlaYed second choices were sac.
cessstUi. Track fast. Summaries :
FIrst race , for maiden 2-yeat-Oids , fillies ,
four and one-halt furlongs : Cellulyid won ,
Lady Osborne second , SLdtiIia third. Time :
:56 : ½ .
Second race , six furlongs : Cotton Plant
Won , Forsythia second , Mise Bramble third ,
Time : 1:15. :
'rhlrd race , one and one-quarter miles :
13is : qulivoli , Confession second , fluckyl-
dere third. Time : 2:09. :
Fourth race , llandIca one and one-six-
teenth mIles : Parole d Or won , hap. Skate
second. Elkin third. Time : 1:49.
FIfth race. selling , six and one-half furlongs -
longs : Irving Cup won , Borrow second ,
Tragedy third. Time : 1:21 : % .
Sixth race , selling , one mile : Sive. won ,
hurry Shannon SCCOII(1 , Miss. Lizzie third ,
'rime : I:43 : ,
ENTEI1TA IN31EN't' i'OIt Wh1EF11iIEN.
IlIdIflhlaulOlis J'ropos&'s lo Show VlsI-
terM n Merr ) Time.
INDIANAPOLIS , Aug. 8.-The League of
American Wheelmen meet opens tomorrow.
The most Important events of the iirst day
wIll be a reception at the state house , a
reception at. the Marion club and a banquette
to mleWialJOr men. On Wednesday evening
the vaudeville entertainment at English's
opera house and the all-night smoker at
tile Park theater vill be featurts. The
races at Newby oval will be opened in the
afternoon , On Thursday afternoon there
svill be a garden party and concert at the
German house , in which some of the most
prominent Siflgors and musicians of the city
will take Part , There will also be a musical
event at Fairview park , giving ( he visitors
a street car ride iii the country , or , if
they prefer , a bicycle trip up the. canal ,
jt Ourileld park on the same evening
there svill be a concert and the destruction
of Cc'rveru'H Spanish fleet in fireworks.
There will be a water fete at Broad Rip-
pie vark On F'ilday afternoon. Several cx-
Pert swimmers will give exhibitions and
thu IndIanapolis Aquatic club and the
Ilidiculous Cycle chub will participate In
till ) lrogram.
Tlits progrzimn for tomorrow is as follows :
Morning , 9 o'clock. opening at lieadquar-
ters at Tomlinson hail , Delaware and Market -
ket streets ; registration of visiting Wheelmen -
men : issuing of souvenirs ; assignment to
hotels allil boarding houses ; special trips
over the cycle paths. Evening , B o'clock.
reception by Governor Mount and concert
at the state house , Washington street and
Capitol avenue : reception at Marion club ;
9:34) : , vress banquet.
Iupoi.t ( uu Club Shoot.
A faIrly good crowd was out 10 see some
nIce performance at the weekly shoot of
the DUIOflt Gun club Sunday afternoon ,
Ucides the club shoot there were a num-
her of sweepstalces and a live-bird ovent.
TIio club shoot resulted us follows :
Towniwmmd . . . . . . . . . .11111 11111 11011. 11111-19
.TolinoIi . . . . . . . . . . . .01101 11111 11111 11110-17
\V'elehm . , . , , . . . . , , . . 11100 11110 11110 11111-16
Nason , . . , , , , , . , . . . , 01110 11111 01011 11111-16
II , Balimall . . . . . . . .11111 11110 01001 11111-16
Schneider , . . . , , , , , , 10010 01111 01111 11110--14
Goodrich . . . . . . . . . . .01110 31110 00111 01111-14
Morrili . . . . . . . . . . . . .1100' ' ) 01110 10100 01001-
T. Kimball . . . . . . . .11111 11111 11111 11110-IS
It. Kimnbail . . . . . . . .11011 11110 11111 11110-17
Whitener . . . . . . . . . . .01101 11110 11111 11111-17
Nelsoti . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11010 11101 11111 11101-16
Olson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11000 01011 11111 11111-16
Thu two Kimbails not 01113' carrIed things
before them in the club shoot , but milso in
tIle sweeepstnkes and the live bird event ,
In the lattter H. Kimball kIlled thirteen
straight amid T. Kimball twelve out of
thirteen , The other good scores were :
' ) w'nsomid , eight straight : Goodrich , eight
out of teim ; Johnson live straight ,
1l11iiI'fliIliH IUn tIuy Viii.
MINNEAPOI41S , Minn. , Aug. 8.-The
winner of tlu Northwestern tennIs tournament -
mont will be ii MinneapolIs player , either
11 , Ileltleri or Jayne , Jayno has not 3'eL
teefl beaten and liohden has lost one match
that to Jayno. The finals will be piayed
tomorrow by Ja'ne versus M'era and it
tile Chicago man wins Juyne itnd Beiden
vIil ulay oft the tie , 'rodiw's score : Ii ,
lielden versus Seabury , 3.6 , 6-2. 6-1 ; II. flel.
theli versus Myers , 6-3 , 6.3 ; Myers versus
Seubury , 6-3 , 6-3 ; .layne versus hlerrlclc ,
6-8 , 6-2 , 6-3. ExhIbition ( iOubtdi Jayne aII.I
I 1. IIs'Itht'n versus Seabury and Derrick ,
6.4 , 6.2.
iinhiI-Cospt'r ltuee } 'ridii , .
I NlIANAPOLIS , Aug 8.-Isaac Potter ,
president of time League of American
Wheelmen , alid Isaac Abbott , secretary.
reacimed the city today and will remain
throughout time 'fleet , 110th of them cx-
liress themnaclves n13 well pleased at the
arrangements made for the entertainment
( If 'itsItiflg VIie5'IlnCIl. Machi interest centers -
ters in time signIng of articles for a match
race between Cooper nail ilahil to occur
Friday night.
S.'v.'nl Ii ltouuid of C114'sH ,
CO1OCINE , Aug. 8-In the morning sos-
sioi of the seventh round of the interna-
tloiiui chess tournament lode y liteili-
liz IVOIi from Janowakl and SchIl-
toys and Sc'hmlecliter drew. After
recess hleinrichser and l'opiel drew ,
Burn bent CoIn , , Ch11t01154'IZ and TcImi-
germ adjomiriu'sl theIr game in an even
lOSitiOti Fritz Inst to tlhowulter. Sehaliop
1111(1 Aliifl dre' und Gottschstl lost to
lierger ,
Ilntrlt's fur Iul.uqtir' hisecu ,
pVIitYQI'L. Ia. Aug. 8.-Frank gan and
Joe 1'.ltchiefl tonight entered the free-for-
all once to bis contestetl 110Cc tile last week
in August. Klainatli line entered the free-
for-all trot.
llrliut Could 1Iit hiulil Out.
N1l\V YORK , 4tug. 8.-Joe Gaas of Ilal.
tln'ore defeated hilly Frnst \Villianls- -
burg. Brooklyn , In the cieven.h round of
what was to have been a twenty.Sivo round
fight at the lightweight limit. Cans troved
his superiority from the opening of the first
of the light tifll outfought cml outgeneraled
his opponent nil the way through.
Ifillinfis Agftin % 'Icloriotill ,
PR1NCE''ILtl , Ill. , Aug. 8.-Speclal (
Telegrnm-Bix ) hundred people saw the
Nebraska Indians defeat I rinceville today
by a score of 20 to 3.
DEATH OF GENERAL POLAND
Well 1Cnnvn Ollicerand Commander
at the Sc'enteent1& Infantry
flies tit AuhiesilIc ,
The death of General John 5 , Poland ot
the Seveeteenth Infantry has boon reported
froni Abeyihhe , N. C , aenerat Poland was
well known in the lepartment ot the Mis'
souri , having been at Port D , A. Riasolt5
Wyo. , for three years , beginning with 1891. In
1894 General Polsnii wa transferred to
Columbus , 0 , , and went front that post to
engage In the present war. Since the
breaking out of the war with Spain he has
been made a brigadier general and wai
ha command of a brigade previous to his
fatal Illness.
\VASIIINGTON , Atig. 8-The War depart.
meat today received notification of the death
or flrlgadier Oenorai John B , Poland of
typhoId fever nt Asbvihle , N , C. , this morn-
leg , lie was born at Princeton , Ind , , Oc-
tob'er 11 , 1836 , and was graduated from West
Point in 1861 and assigned to the Second infantry -
fantry , fle promoted to first lieutenant
July 16 , 1861 , captain Juno 27 , 1862 , and rose
to the position of colonel Seventeenth United
States Infantry Atlgtlst , 1891. lIe was appoInted -
poInted brigadier general of volunteers Nay
14 , 1893. Ills fIrst active service was in the
Manassas campaign of July , 1861 , being in
the battle of Bull Run. The other battles
In which he participated were the siege of
Yorktown , Gaines MIII , Malvern 11111 second
battle of Manassas , Antiotam , Shepardstown ,
Fredericksburg , Chancehlorsvllle and Get-
tysbmlrg , and was engaged in the dotense of
tIme capital against General Early's raiders.
For gallant and merRorlous servIces at the
battles of Antletam , Sliopardstown and Fred-
erlcksburg be was made brevet major and
was made brevet lieutenant colonel at the
battle of Chancellorsville.
At the outbreak of the present war lie was
In command at Columbus Barracks , 0. , and
promptly offered his services , and at the
time of hIs death was brigadier general
commanding the Second division , First army
corps , at Chlckamauga Park , Ga ,
General Poland Was a very able and zealous -
ous officer and conscientious In the discharge
of every duty. Ills standing in the army
was of the highest , his fellow officers con-
aldering him possessed of a high order of
ability and discretion , specially adapted to
perform important duties requiring capacity ,
professional zeal and good judgment.
JJx-Mnyor Sutro ,
SAN FRANCISCO , Aig. 8.-Ex-Mayor
Sutro died at 2:30 : o'clock this morning.
Adolph Sutro waz born at Mx-La-Chapelle ,
Prussia , April 29 , 1830. I1 received a lib-
cml education and after business reverses
in lila own country came to the United
States wIth his mother and ten other children -
dren in 1850. Adolph Sutro ata'rted almost
Immediately for California , arriving at. San
Francisco , November 21 , 1850. Ha rst engaged -
gaged In mercantile pursuits , but later yen-
tured into mIning. In 1860 , he visited the
Comstoek lode. Later ho opened reductIon
works at Dayton , Nov. , whore the Gould &
Curry ores were worked , reducing 100 pounds
of silver each day. Mr. Sutro conceived the
idea of tunneling the Comstock lode , with
the co-operation of the forty-one companies
operating on the lode. The tunnel cost mail-
lions of dollars and was not completed for
many years. Millions were extracted from
this gigantic work. Later on Sutro returned
to San Francisco and engaged In other par-
suits , but always interested himself In maIn-
lag. He bought real estate all over this
city in early days and as the city grew the
value of the property Increased tremen-
dously. He was elected mayor tour years ago
and served one term.
lie hs been ill for a long time , nervous
troubles Incapacitating him from business.
While his death has been expected for some
time , it came as a great shock to the corn-
munity today , such a sudden demise not
being looked for.
Mr. Sutro was the largest individual property -
erty owner in San Francisco. and his wealth
Is estimated as about $4,000,000.
Prominent Methodist Clergyman ,
cHICAGO. Aug. 8.-Rev. Bartholomew
Lampert is dead after an illness of eight
months. He was presiding elder of the
Northern Illinois district of the German
Methodist church and a member of the ira-
portant committees on mission and church
extensions of the Methodist general con-
ference.
flies Eu Itoute lIOiii. ' .
SOUTHAMPTON , Aug. 8.-An inquest just
held here over the remains of hr. Cornell
Lettler of Chicago , who died on board the
North German Lloyd steamer Prlederich Der
Grease , which arrived here Saturday last
from New York on July 28 , on its way to
flrcmen , shows that he died of heart dls-
ease ,
Millionaire's Ijnuiglmtcr Diet on Train.
DENVER. Aug. 8.-Miss Ruth N. Osborne ,
daughter of D.V. . Osborne , the millionaire
reaper manufacturer , of Auburn , N , Y , , died
of consumption on the Union Paciflc train
juat afl it reached Denver tub afternoon.
11cr father and mother and the family
physician were with her ,
Ciilrf Forecaster of Veuthicr Bureau.
WASHINGTON , Aug. 8.-Prof , Park Mor-
nh , chief of the forecast division of tIme
Weather bureau , died bore last night of
typhoid fever. 1-Ic came hero from At.
lanta and had been employed by the
Weather bureau for twelve years , lie heaves
a mother and wIdow ,
C.iii , ' to happy hunting Grountiw ,
TALEQUAH , 1 T , , AL'g , 8-Joel Bryan ,
the liOted old settler Cherokee delegate to
Washington for over twenty-five years , dletl
today , aged 90. lIe collected over $1,000,000
from the government for unpaid sums duo
the old settler Cherokees.
lilistiligN lIuuIc'ss alnus.
hASTINGS , Neh , , Aug. 8.-Special- ( )
Icrank D , Palmer died yesterday noon from
typhoid fever , The funeral will ho held
at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon , The d.
ceased was one of hasting's beat known
business macn ,
Ojic at the Vorthus is 1)'ntl ,
PARIS , Aug. 8-Mme , Charles Frederick
Worth , widow of the famous costumer , who
died in March , 1895 , and his successor In
the superintendency of the Worth establish-
macnt , died today.
himicklen's Aruuien Salve ,
TII BEST SALVE in the world for Cuts ,
Bruises , Sores , Ulcers. Salt Rheum , Fever
Sores , Totter , Chapped hands , Chilblains ,
Corns and all Skin ilruptione , and positively
cures Piles , or no pay required. It Is guaranteed -
anteed to give perfect satisfaction or money
refunded , Price 25 cents ver box. For sale
by Kuhn & Co.
Truu ble llrescs iui II unteiliulgi ,
WAShINGTON , Aug. 8-Adylces reclved
from Coaco. , Guatemala , show that the
revolutionary movement there has assumed
a phase which , while not jeopardizing the
existing government , promises to Involve
foreign residents in great difficulty , The Insurgents -
surgents under Morales are believed to have
received consIderable support from the Mex-
leans upon the frontier , who are said to be
chargeable at ieast with fatling to observe
neUtralIty. Some of the foreign residents
already have suffered heavy exactions of
money under forced levies by the Insurgents
and It may transpire that strong representa-
lions upon the subject will be required by
the United States ,
,
REPAIR SliP IS A SUCCESS
Doing Good WoTk withtho Big Ploot Off the
Cuban Ooazt ,
MANV UTILE ThINGS NEED FIXING UP
% 'ork Can All fle Inne by Aid of the
'uIenu 'fl'ithuut 'raking tle
Big FIhtIiig iflnehuinca
Off 1)tuty.
NEW YOflI , Aug. 8.-A special to tile
TrIbune from Washington says : Time repair
ship Vuican is one of the naval slIccesses
of time existing war. That so wholly novel
an adlunct to a modern fleet should vrove
its worth at once nhd so signally In the
lutricato science of naVal cofllct is strong
evidence , not only of the need which It has
filled , but of the vigilance anti foresight of
the engIneer-In-chIef of the navy , with
whom Its design originated niid tinder wimoso
direction its plant has been installed.
In preparing for this exigency the Navy
department at the outset of time war
purchased the steamship Chotlmamu , re-named
it the Vulcan anti fitted it out with munch
expedition at time Boston navy yard. It may
here be noted that tHe Vulcan is not the
first repair ship which the engineer-in-chief
hns projected. That tile Vulcami has fulfilled
the promise of its originator is shown by
time fact that for further service our 51111)8
are hot conulng home except to be docked.
The great fleet of Sampson lies in tim mmmd-
locked Cuban imarimor with the Vulcan close
at baud , prepared in every essential way for
the duty which limo Navy ( lepartmnemlt may
prescribe , and this alter many of the
vessels Imave been months away from a
northern muncimine shop amid nearly a year
train a dockyard.
The character of time \cork imw being done
by the repair ship is shown to sonIc extent
in a letter fromn one of Its officers , who ,
writing from Guantanamo hay , says 1mm regard -
gard to this vessel and Its utility : 'I
calm only nay that we are busy night mlfltl
day. Our brass furnace Is going every day ,
there having been unexpected calls for brass
castings of all kinds and sizes. It seemed
that every vessel in the heeL-colliers , trails.
ports , supply and war ships-has either a
winch , a blower or a dynamo broken down.
New eccentric straps and rods galore are
required with new brasses , gun castings ,
etc. We have supplied also aim enormous
quantity of stores to the different ships. As
I said before , we are busy all time tIme
anti there is no vessel In time fleet but has
had something done to it. The torpedo
boats , small yachts and tugs requIred the
most work ,
"It will be seen ( roam this how fully the
Vulcan fills one of the most imperative
needs ot modern war , the maintenance of
the 'fleet In being' so that its massive
warriors shall be , as Torrington said long
ago , 'lit to lie 1mm a line ; ' to ho battleships
as well after long sbrvlce as before. The
problem of the repair ship Is one of many
which the Navy department has had to
solve in the exigencies of war after a
generation of pence. The department and
the nation are to be congratulated that in
meeting these conditions they can command
the services of such nmen as the present en-
gineer-iml-chief of the navy. "
PENSIO1S FOIl. WiiS'1'IlttN % 'P.TEItASS.
Survivors of Lute Vnr IIemn'umiered
L the Generul Gnverumnii'iil ,
WASHINGTON , Jtmly 8.-Special.-l'en- ( )
slons have been lsued to tile following :
Issue of July 23. ,
Nebraska : Original-William H. Smith ,
Spring View , $8 ; ' 3''Jam0s . flutchltmsou ,
hastings , $6. Stljpienmental-Chnrles I.
Krickbaum , Meadow Grove , ' $1. Increase-
Archibald Mann. , Imldlanola , $4 to $6 ; Edward -
ward B. Murphy , Arapahoe , $30 to $50.
Iowa : Original-Thomas J. Westfall ,
Suammitvillo , $12 ; Daniel Davis , fled Oak ,
$6. Restoration amid increase-John D. GIld-
den , dead , Marshahltowmm , $8. Increase-
Frederick Lalone , Dunlap , $6 to $10 ; 1301-
mont L. Mervltt. Lamoni. $13 to $8. Original
widows , etc.-Jane Glidden , Marshalitown ,
$8 ; Jonnie II. Chapman , Aoamosa , $3 ; lIe-
becca J. Marahaih , Bertrnm , $8.
South Dakota : Increzse-SamueI Clucker ,
Sioux rails , $6 to . $10.
VIiat CountyO1IIer , , Wit giess.
Thomas S. Crocker , register of deeds ,
George McBride , cotmnty surveyor , and
County Commissioners A. C. Ilarto and
Henry E. Ostrom , with also Henry Lob.
man , participated It : the celebration of
Crlnty Commissioner Peter Hofeldt's forty-
olghith birthday at his home near Elkhorn
station Saturday evening. Mr. Crocker said
the view of the Elkhorn valley the next
morning just as the dew was rising in
vapor , was one of tIme most beautiful sights
ho ever saw. It looked like an immense
flood with the clusters of green tree tops
as Islands-aim enchanting thousand-Islands
acetic ,
Miles D , Ilouck , smiperintendent of the
court house , accompanied hy lila vite and
about fifteen visitors to the exposition
from other cities secured rigs Saturday
evening and enjoyed a visit to the farm of
his brother-in-law , .1. G. Lypoldt , on the
Piatte river near La I'latto station over
Summtlay. TIme hmeavy rain of Sunday afternoon -
noon Imlade the party fear they would not
be able to drive the sixteen mailes back to
the city htmL Mr. ilauck started anyway
Sunday evening. After a good deal of
trouble getting through tlmo mud the limit
of the path of the rain was auddenly
reached at about three anti a half miles
north. Time line of demarcation between
time vet and dry grommntl was mmirvohioimsly
distinct at that Point antI the roads were
good and dry until when noarin South
Omaha , vhmere time course of time storm again
becanmo manifest.
LOCAL BREVITIESI
Articles of incorporation Imavo been filed
with the county clei'k by time TransmnissiB-
sippl Telephone company. The capital stock
Is placed at $10,000 and the names of time
Itmcorporatora are William 13 , Douglas , Warren -
ron P. Carlisle and W. P , Lathrop.
A warranty ileed for the east twenty-two
feet of lot 7 , block 25 , City of Omntmha , sold
by A .1. Tukey to the Otnmiha school dis.
trict for $3,000 , has been filed with the
register of deeds. TImis adjoins the Cans
school property at Coos anti Flfteentim.
TIme government officials train time old
federal bimilding paid time new federal builtl.
lag a visit yesterday lit company wltlm 's'ells
N. Sawyer , goverlmnletmt furnitimro Inspector ,
anti selected the furniture thmougbit necessary -
sary for the fitting up of tIme hew vOices.
A dIspatch was received this niornlimg
from a brother-in-law of N. 5 , Malian ,
who died Saturday mmlgimt , stating tlmat lie
would arrive In Omaha yesterday afternoon
and take the remmtltu : to Nebraska City for
interment , The mother amid sister of the
ilead man are buried at Nebraska City.
John 0. shoore , John Liimcohim , Richard
Logan , White Eagle anti Charles Green
Raimmbow , Indiana ( roam the \\'innehngo
agency , who were lntlicted by time last femi.
oral grand jury , were brought to Otnaha
yesterday by Deputy United States Marshal
Allan and will be arraigned before Judge
Manger for aemmteimce.
James Thomas aimd Henry Iolsonberg ,
the two yoUimg men who stole three set of
harness from the stables of liaker A , Sund-
gren , 2016 Farnani street , Sunday , wsre
seat to the county jail yemtlerday afterno'n
by Judge Gordon , the former for tlmirty
days and the hatter for twenty days The
harmmesa was recovued ,
The attorney general has made a decision
which Is of great importance to lead manufacturers -
ufacturers anti producers. lie holds that
manufacturers who make manufactured
goods out of lead that has been reduced
from bonded ore are entitled to collect 1(9 (
per cent of the amuunt of duty paid on the
ere originally , In case they ship the goods
out of the United states.
SOUTH OM/UIA / NWS.
There was llttte for leptity Slmemiff Mitch.
cli to tb yesterday as time flirnilanmnmera kept
under cover and for the first tinmo in soy-
eral months visItors wore allowed to look
over the city without being molested. The
notice gireim by Sheriff McDonald that lie
pi'oposetl to break tmp the irncttce of robbing
strangers has served its purpose tenmporarlly
at. least. Deputy Mitchell will still remain
hero in order to prevent a return of time cam-
dence men who are reported to have gone
to Council fluffs for a brief vacation , Those
who have been reaping a harvest by the
work of the flinmilanumers are iuattmrally sore ,
but they expect to get nmatters adjusted seas
as to return to the olti-time practice before
long. In this they wilL b mistaken for time
sheriff has stated that he will keep one or
more deputies hero mill sunmnmer if It is nec-
ossaty to do so in order to break tip the
go a g.
Deputy Mitchell makes lila headqtmarters
at Justice Vs'Imlte's oihlco , although lie spends
miiost of his tittie watching the Kirby hotel
anti the saloons In the vicinity of Tis'enty-
fourth and Q streets. lie requests that aiiy
citizen 'ho has a complaint to make leave
word vIthm Justice Wimito and the matter will
be attended to.
The coa which George Adams left at
Judge White's oiflce wliemm he junmpotl out of
time window Sattirday Is still In possession of
the judgtm and It is hoped that Atiams will
comae back to claim time garment.Vmmrrants
for s's' . S. Itac antI a nuamber of other alleged -
leged c'ommfldence mneim are now itm the hands
of Deputy Mitchell ammd these Inca vill ho
arrested on sight. Time law permits a justice
of time imeace to sentetmce a comomomm gambler
to nInety days In the county jail anti this
Is what tlmose who are hrouglmt before Judge
White can expect ,
l's-enmnut-ti I Sidcatlk Trouble.
A big howl Is going to be macic by Twen-
ty-fourth street nroperty owners against time
ortlinance w'bich is now before time city coun-
cli creatlimg a permanent sidewalk district on
Twenty-fotirth street from J to L streets. In
501110 cases the walks are in fairly goad
condition , Imaving beemi laid within the last
twelve months , amid naturally time property
owners object to going to time expeimso of
tearing these walks up amid replacing tiienm
wIth brick or stone at this time.
A year ago time council compelled N street
tiroperty owtmers to lay permanent walks
and mnny of the umew walks are now nmuch
worse than the old plank ones. Although timls
ordianco has been in force for a number of
months time owners of the Deimonico hotel
property and a saloott on the north side of
the street have not complied with the law
anti the old pIammk wulku ar still in lisa.
The persons interested in this new ordinance
propose to Use this fact in pushing their
remonstrance. It is not thought that a re-
moostrance will do any good but it will
place the administration on record and that
Is one thing that is desired by the remon-
atrators.
Imiquest to lie Held 'I'odny.
On account of the inability of the county
attorney to be present it was decided advisable -
visable to postpone the inquest on the re-
mama of Frank Hannenhofer , the man
killed Saturday by Harry Ilulsman , County
Attorney Baidrige will have an exnrnina.
tioo of the remains made In order to tie-
termnine as nearly as possible the cause of
death , This examination will be made
prior to the fIling of a state complaint
against llolsman. It is not expectc that
ummuch testimony will be brought out before
the coroner's jury which is to sit on the
case today. The jury has been nmade up
as follows : A. A. Abbott , \V. H. Mabery ,
C. N , .McClintoek , T. 13. Hatcher ; A. M.
ICeenna and Richard Allbery.
ainly's 'Icxplnuatiuii.
Constable Joe Mob' appears to be greatly
hurt by the hUbhication yesterday of time
manner 1mm which Oscar Ryan , the alleged
fllmflamnmer , escaped from hits custotly.
Mahy does not attempt to deny that time
statements published are true , but he attempts -
tempts to shield bitaself behind the statement -
mont that it Ryan had been Incarceratetl
in time city 3ail lie would have beeum allowed -
lowed to escape by the powers in con-
trol.
trol.The
The man who watchetl Maiy on lila trip
has signified Imis willingness to sign charges
against Imim and Attorney Lamnbert will
draw' up the papers , which are to be presented -
sented to time county commissioners.
Ihiiildliig a Ness' Itugtdsvug.
A grading outfit is now camped on the
11111 svest of time stock yards and just north'
of time stantlpipe. This outfit will commence
work today on the roadway wimich is to ho
constructed from the Exchange building to
the west end of the L street viaduct , It
is the intentiomm of the stock yards corn-
pany to build a macadam roadway forty
feet in width ammd 1,200 feet in length and
considerable gratIing will be needed imi order -
der to prepare the ground for tIme br.hen
stone. Four Inches of gravel will be used
as a top dressing and a tIne driveway will
thus be constructed ,
Wnlku gIuI N Street ,
Building Inspector Dutmscomnb is now pay-
log some attention to time condition of time
permanent walks on N Street. Many of these
walks , which are of brick , were laid late
last fall and the work was not doime as
thoroughly as was expected. In a nnmmmljer
of cases the walks have been damaged hiy
heavy rains so that they are worse 41vn
no walk at all , Inspector Dunscomb Imts
served notice on time property owners to
make the needed repairs at once amid 1mm
comimhialico with these orders work was
commnenceti atm a number of walks ycater-
day ,
Niitlouinh Live Stock flxelitmige ,
October 20 has been decitied upon as time
dab for the commeumcemont of time meet-
lag of the National Live Stock association.
The executive committee will macct mit Exchange -
change ball on that date anti it is expected
that the regular colmvention of aiockgrowems
will follow this session. All of tIme meetings
of the association are to be held Imero and
It Is expected that large mmtmnibera of stockmen -
men , aside from the delegates , will be in
attendance ,
Mtisrle City Gosshi , .
Today is the commezmcement , of the city's
fiscal year.
Dan Montague has returned from a vIsit
with relatives at Atlantic , Ia ,
It was rumored last night that time slot
mnacimlnes would be runimlog tmgaiim today ,
14 , 14. Ormsby of Ilaidley , Idaho , brought
three cars of aheep to thIs market yestor-
day.
Charles l. Schmnatl of ( lie Packers' National -
tional bank has gone to Denver to almond
a short vacation ,
A new Iron flag pole has beeim erectetl on
time high school bimildImmg to take time place
of time one blown down a short time ago.
Time dates of closing the entrIes in both
time live stock and poultry deparimemits of
time exposition have been extended to August -
gust 20 ,
Mr. Frost , private secretary to General
Manager Kenyou of the stock yards com
pony , bms returneti from Des Moines , wimeru
lie was called by time death of his father.
Work on time new telephone exchange is
progressing rapidly , Two sixty-five toot
poles mire being placed at Tweqty-tourtb and
N streets to carry time imew cables , which
will be strung ,
Justice Levy bad occasion yesterday to
hierform a double wedding , the contracting
parties being I ) , hit , I'erguson amid alias Vie.
iovia Palmer , anti James loyie and ? siiss
Nellie \'s'aterler.
SuIt for lnmageu ,
Suit for $20,000 damages baa been coma.
macneed In 11w dIstrict court by Frank
I'owera against Clmnrhos Coipetzer , l'laintiff
alleges that lie was enipltiyt'tI in tIme con'
struction of time Chicago , Burlington &
Qtlincy depot at Tentlm anti Masoim streets ,
th defendant boitig time contrnctor , and
that on Mardi 2 a brick , thmrouglm , icfcCtivc ?
scaffolding , fell through a platform anti
struck hmini ott the' head n lie ntmtl ttimotlier
workman were moving a atomic. 'Fhmo brick
caused a conmpoummd depressed fracttlre of
time skull. I'owers says time accitlent has
mnflttcd him for labor ,
AK-SAR-BEN'S LATEST LEVEE
Uooil IC lag Ii'l Barium rlgmns
I lilt , tlg- ( 'hugi ruuug'I Circle of
lilt Court ,
Forty wise muon from time eAst gatimoreti
about time throne of Kimmgk5ur.11emm Inst
evcmmtimg amid after they Imatl succcssfmiil'
passeti tiirotmgh tmumnerotms ordeals they rero
ndinittcti to fellowshIp with time aim kimiglits
of tIme court. Their wistleimm ilttl hot save
timeni train mmmamm ) ' imam'd trials , but timt'y bore
thiemmmsel's'cs s'eil anti rcimmnrkctl that hit ,
journey across time bllrnimig sands of time
desert was not without just recolupense.
.Amnoimg the Initiates were several repro-
setitati'es of Council liluffmm aitl time turn-
otlt. they rode about time Den In was better
than aim ) ' thmirti linac eqtiipnge. l'ronmiimcnt
anmo g time local ligimts wham \0le cotmvcrted
from barbarians to loyal subjects of time
king last oveumlmmg were time gent'rai solicitor
of tiiti eXIlOsitiOmi antI tIme stmperintvtmdent
of time American Express eomnpammy. ilotim
were warnmly greeted by time knights as-
senmbled atmd s'ere renmiimdeti that wimile time
crowd wanted time Sunday adnmiaslou of 25
cents to stick timr sumac request did not
hold for time stamnlms on express Iaekages ,
Thou there were sonic scribes , nmm'i a few
pharisees , train the coiImmty preclmmrts , mumtl
they were not overlooked iii time tllstritnm-
tion of favors. Every elm hmatl a hmnmmce
at time g'rab bag and appenruti to get lila
money's vortim. The visiting scribes struck
a good lend for mice 1mm theIr lives nmul
the farnmcrs who had bcemm prayimmg for rain
for several weeks 1mm their hearts' ticeiro
more titan gratified.
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HYMENEAL.
H gspn leegIiiloi ,
Smmmmtia ) ' , Almgtmst 7 , at 2 p. ma. , at the home
of Mr. mmd Mrs. J. II. Eriomi in Smmtim Onmahmu ,
their daughter , ilatimer Gertrude , was united
in mnmirringe to Mr. Claude C , Rosenberg of
Lexington , Neb. , 11ev. Johnson of time First
Methodist Ellscolmal : cimimrch of South Omaha
officiating. Time rooms vere artistically
decorated whIm amnihax ammd roses. The imri&lal
party marcimemi in to time strains of time
' 'Bridal Chorus' ' froimi I.olmemmgria , IminYosi liy
Miss Grace Richardson of Omaha , anti stood
beneath a canopy of roses. The imritie was
attIred in vlmlte organdin ovom' silk anti car-
ned bride's roses. After the cerernommy a
dainty collation was sercd to time few rein-
tives amid frlontl8 presetit.
Mr. and Mrs. llosenberg left on the evenIng -
Ing train for Lexington , where a receptIon
will be givemm them \\'edmicstiay evenlmmg at
time home of Dr. amid Mrs. Rosenberg.
S1nuk-Shgtn k.
At the residence of the bride's mother ,
Mrs. Ii. C. Callahan , 513 North Twoumty-
second street , liss Jeanne C. Shank of this
city and Harry W. Simaimk , a mercimnnt of
Red Oak , In. , were niarriod at noon yestcm-
day. The ceremommy was performeil by Rev.
George J. Buck , late of the First Congmegn-
tlonai church of Rockefeller , Ill. , mmmatmy
friends and relatives of time bride belmmg
present. Anmid the coimgrattmlations of all
time yolmng cotmide departed fom' a short wedding -
ding tour last cvenimmg , prevIous to scttllmmg
down in their Red Oak imomne. No change of
name was necessary for the imrlde. Slum anti
her lmushand arc tlistantiy related and
througm ! this circumastamlee both had timo'sammmc
surname.
I'ltiimn gu i-liosyl I our ,
Mr. John F'iammagan of Malvorn , In. , and
Mrs. Donna Bowling of Omaha were mar-
nod Montlmmy , August 8 , at time hiorne of the
omciating mmminiter , 11ev. Charles 'IV.
Savidg.
llt'hme Isle Vi'eek.
ST. JOHN , N. F. , Aug. 8.-TIme French
warship Mammch has returmmed froni time straits
of Ilello Isle , 'here it s'cimt to inquire
ltmto time rcportetl loss of a tramms-Atlantlc
steanisimip. It cruised along time coast and
found a number of flalmerimien wlmo had secured -
cured loose deals , apparcmmtly a Part of somme :
steamer which imad sumik , but It coimld lint ]
nothing to indentify time lost vessel , it any
there Imas been.
MOTHERS
Road What CUTEOURA REME.
DIES Have Done for Skin-
TorturedBabios.
_
MylittlosisterAnnie ( Matthews , l.a Plata ,
Cimarles County , Md. ) had time cow.pox , when
only seven years old. Site tm1Teretl terribly ,
and overythimig we tried tlid no good , Every
time her clotimes wore takca off , every hit of
scab votmlsi come whim timemmi ; site was raw all
over , Ommo box of CuTICIIIA ( oititmnemmt ) and
II cake of Cu'rmcUIt.4. SeAl' , carol Fmcr in three
weekg , Mrs. ELIZA. ROVE ,
Fob , 2398. , 1219 } 'ourtim St. , N , W. Wash , B. C ,
My niece's little baby , two years oltl , was so
badly afluIctoti with Re : cmna timat Ito mmecdetl
constantwatchmimmg , Ills taco was always full
of large sores which Ito scratclmeti constantly.
Moraings , lila clotheS , face and iiatmds were
Blamed with blood. They imad tactical trcat
mentanti tried everything. Sims commimnoncotl
CVTICWIA Itmuiimlis. : Time sores left his face
and ke was entirety cured. Mrs. I. . .1 , ROOT ,
Feb , 16 , 1898. New Scotlanti , N. V.
Oar little boy was four weeks old wham Imo
had Eczeimma , in thmn mnost horrible state. ills
taco was fuli of scabs , and parts of the flesh
were raw , We tmsc'tl CuricunA UoAl anti one
box of CUTICULmA ( ointment ) , and itt one week
this boy was an good as ever ,
Mr. and Nra , J , C. FREESE ,
Feb , 13 , 1898 , 360 So , First Bt , Brooklyn.
Wlmoninyloywits ) thmrcoweolcs oltiI noticed
a , ery rod roughness on his face , We had
several ( hector , , hUt they did no good. I was
told to use CUTmCUJIA ItnuanlaM , and after
using elmo box anti a hialt of CUTICUIIA feint-
nmeimland ) CtTICUItA Sotr , lie ta entirely cured ,
Mrs. W , G , I.OVE ,
Feb. 20 , ' 08. 1913 iS'Ihior St. , I'liila. , I'a ,
lm.b.s : cii rr..b.bitin ; tip , b.lAt , in izan from
toiltiring sed diifgurlag , Itchicg it , . ! burnt , g , .kIt aed
.oatp dtuas. floe. but mothers multi. tow thry sup.
fer. To know tb.t a worn bath multi COIICUItA Coir ,
md a , tujte sucintiog wilt , CVTtCVi'A , eurrat of enmol.
l.nt ( .In cure , , will iffood lnm.nt teliti , retell rot and
, leip. &rid point to a it.U'tiy cure , &nd not to use thtt , , I.
to fall In youo duty , rbmnk oftheyenr , osiulrcInr en-
tsiI.d by , mieh nezleci. Curt' toad. ia chlldbood it.
peedy , perroansut , and economical.
Bn'd tbrouhout ii. . wand , l'omrza Dave ASP Cage ,
Cola' . , 1cl. l"opa. , U , io.
' . - , S II AIoqt Iist.y'a . Stin , Scalp , an IfIZ " ( roe.
Remember the name
when you buy
again
S. . . . .
B AD
BREATH
I , jg't becta niIilf ( ' , Rt.iflETM iittI as
a mIld oral eflertIvo maintlve timey are elmImv mill.
ileritil 'lytiatiititt'r nt.i I were lottmc'rt'd ttIt
t.teIi tOtflnch mind our treathi wn VCTY i'ad , After
taking a fOt tledM of CaseareI we mIle inipatrect
wommietfuhly 'l'Iiey ore n gat'al help in thu family. "
Vttttr.tlltN. N/.ttr.i. .
Ii : : ? itittetitmotiso St. , vlnciaanti , Ohio.
CANDY
ATHARTIc
.
. tAADI aM &
, : Pol&.TIRt.D
i'lenant , l'aiatalile. Potent , Tante fiend , Pa
( loot , Never SIcktmVeaketm , , , or Gripe. bc , ak' . tC.
CURE CONSTIPATION.
erfl.ttemceapaairI.Icero,5oelrat.Peter &
t 10 . TO.F3AC gistslo Soul and CURETotiacco tjiiartmtrc'd t. nil tinig.
* sin1 ,
IE thEA1" cPRAfIVE
It's not a 'patent" motlicirm , hut is prepared
direct iremn tim formntilu of II. E. Ikirtoim , 2.1. D. ,
CLfl'Olamti'g milost dtlmincnt slecimmii.t by I Ijaimner
0. Iieautomt , lIlt lm. , ii 5 , hA n- hEN lt timogreat-
cat lnmowmm rc'ttarutivo mmnti itmviorator. 11 erc
uteii tsolitl ilesmi , milittelt , ntti atrenguli , cioar
_ tIme brnhmm , tmmttke tIme biooti
: ' ; ; . mitre nnmi ririm mind causes a
; rIi\ gtflertl : feiir.g of hemiltim ,
' . : t.tretiCth tint retigjivti vital-
It ) ' , while 1110 r.ctmerativo or-
nL , " gang are lmr'llwtl toregnin their
r micramal ilowcrs mmmi the stmf- '
flr.i , ' ( crer is ttmickly mnatio comm.
scious of , trct't benefit. Ono
bor will work Ivomiders , tix
, I itimolihti herIcct II cure. Full
, directions itt every imox , or mmli
out. time tiimgmmovtmn : i.lmcet you
flati cnclovd , amid vim avili utvo
your case special attention without extra
charge. Il/i It.lti'N i for sale at all drm ,
StOres , cm. OO.dtst , hmx for Il ( ) ti'imt' , or we viil
mimaihitreetmrt'lv acuieti cmi rec'cimtet price. ,
DIIS. BARTON ANI ) 1lRNiON.
91 Iiar-Iiemm illock , Clnvolanti , 0.
Far sak' ity Ktmlmmt & Co. , 15th anti Doug.
Ins ; , J. A. 1"ullvr & ( , . , 1402 Douglas St. ,
it mitl U is thu Ill I ) rug Co. , I it ii mumtl Farnuimi
1 , t ag I 'Imnm'mimacy , ITt im ttmmtl I .ettveim'vo mt Ii
1 , Ytoim' 4 l'ltiii Imlmt.'y. 2ith timid l'nvomt'ortli
1'i. .1 . SPyk.rmt , Suit t Ii Olmittliti , it ml mdi othek
* im'uggists iii Utmmmtita , South Ommtmthmu , Council
lllmmffs.
, T' ' , ' ' 5'c ,
I. , 5'
4miltfling. 1lr.t'elr , Ceeoi(5''eek
WEA (
Instint flellot. Cmire in 13 die-a. Never returns.
I mi III gadtyaenci mo nay siirt4'rr in sputa st'alrti
11mt ( ' 101)0 I in II Ii , a Pr'ncnlptio whim Still dlrec.
tnn' , for a qIttck1.r . YOU cltrefnr 1.ot Iianh.od . , I
? , 'ght i.onw'o , , t'votma tmrtlltv. : t3imialI % eittc
l'oi \artcnccle. . ole ( Ii 'a'rint , Mtisic
Ce.er. ll , , I 5.'SS
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. DR. _ _
McCREW
SPECIALIST ,
" Treats all Fermi ci
p DISEASES AND
DiSORDERS OF
MEN ONLY.
2OYEARS EXPERIENCE
12 Ycar in Omaha.
Frcc. Ocok free ,
' .0fflcel4thEaFarnam SIs
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, . ; i' ' Box 700. OMAHA , NEE.
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Patrothzo
Hone Industries , _
11 , l'u rc'lgnsi lug' ( ; it.ds 3lziuie at t lie 1eil
iuuw'Iiiur NeIt ztgihgt 1"ittot'i , s :
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AWNINGS AND TENTS.
oh ' , lLt 'l'iiiS'l' A NI ) ltIJIlllKIt (0.
( Successors Onmalma Tt'nt mititi A wiling Cu )
siaimufat'timrt'rs tetils , ttwimiimgs , Jobbers ha-
tiles' ' amitl geld a' 'slmtcicintoshies. 'i'c'imts fem
m ent. 1311 Jeavlmanm St. , Onmmtiit. _ _ _ _ _
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lIRE W'ERIES.
( ) tiAlIA lilt lii"sYING % SS4)'lt'l'l0 ) ,
Carlntsl : shiptnetmts ummutie fim our ovn me.
frigeratni' cars. flume ltIlIotm ( , Elite Export ,
\'iemmmma. Expot't amid l"atniiy 1xiort dcliv-
ermi tim nih parts of tIme city. (
BOILERS ,
0sIIIA hiI1.lIt 54)iiS ) ,
, JOllX II. J,0VltiiY , l'rojt.
Boilers , 'l'OtlIS timid Sheet I rolt'om'le ,
Silecial facilities for tloimmg repairs , dc , 'I'd-
opimono l:59. : :
COIINICE1 'I\'OIINS.
4 ; , i. 11t'Isi'J'Ilm.
JLtGIiii ( ) ltNtCtI " .VOltKi4.
Mauimzfaetmirer of Onivitimizeid Iron Corgilcen
Gmilvttgmizel , Im'on Skylights , 'I'm Iron atimi
Hiatt' Itoohintr. Agent for FCimmnemmr's Steel
Ceiling. 108.10-12 North Eievetmtig street.
lYE WOJ1KS.
S'li)1'iIS.5 'i''IX ( 'l'i'V Dl' l
- % % ( ) lS , I 21 1ini'tuxiu , SI ,
Dyeing Ztlmtl dlt'ttlmilmg of gurmumelmtmi nimsi
gooslot ( if every ( it'm4i'iiitIotm , Clemmiming of titmu
gmtI'nlelmts It Itimecialty.
FLOUIt MILLS.
5 , 3' . ( ImltN.
_ Flour , Mr'oti , Fetal , Brami , 1013-15-17 North
I , t ii Street , Oni a Ito , Ncb , C' . E. IIhmck : , l'si tam-
tiger , 'I'l'lt'hjimotmj 592 ,
IIION 'sVORKS.
I.tVlS & ( 'O'GIif , , JilON ' . ' ( ) ititS ,
i l.olt Ii iieI Ii russ l.m ii a , Ig'rs ,
l'sTtlmti ( factumers nimtl Jhmitem' cit 'siimehtIjit't' ' ' .
( 'irmierul rcpnirigmg it sPecialtY. 1501 , 1503 mtmmtl
IuI ; Jmtcksomm Street , Otmittitu , Nil , , -
LINSERI ) 0114.
% VOOiM1tN i.I'SlIlIl ) 4)1 I % ' ( ) J1 itS.
l'sluimtmfmtetmtre'rs ciii itrocess raw Iiimticcd oil
ktit t ho hol I t'ti I I rmt4ectl cii I , old iroc'ss gnu Im.
I insecti cmi it t'is , groit nil it mmii tt' rs'en ( ' .1 thu x seed
for drmmggit.ts. OMAhA , NEll.
Isi A'l'TIIESSES.
( ) .514t JI % III'liIIISJ ( ; ( ) ,
Ifa tmufac'turers of bight grittlu Mttttrcsmses ,
lill I litracy Street , OmnmtItmt.
,
OVIilltA 1414 AN ! ) Si I I 11,1' I'AC'I'Olti ElI.
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1' A'1'Z. ii % 'l'INS ( 'O.I P1' 'm' ,
Mtrs. Clothing , l'ants , Shirts , Overalls.
OMAhA , NEIl.
' ShIRT FACTORIES.
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; : . l14tS.
N 1111 lI.tSl ( , % sit i ji'i' i 'tti J'.t NY.
lIxciusivo costorn shirt tailors , 1617 Fttrnmtni.
VINEGAR AND I'ICICLES.
Ii.i .t It 31.tIN % ltltuA it 60 ,
l'slttgmmtfslctut'ers of VInegar , 1'iekle , ( 'at.
Isuii $ , . 'sltmstards. ' Celery \'om'cesIcrslmIr. . ,
q mce.
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'WAGONS ANI ) ( A1hhIAGES.
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w'ii.i.i4tai l'F1hi"i4'J'iIt.
For a goosl sulmstaimtial S'CitiClO of any tie.
g4eri Pt Ion , for rt'mttt I ft ittLl hr ru imlier t I l's's till
nm'w 01' oltl Wlte'I14time best itinco is 27th anti
Lemt'enwortlm Htrt'etms.
( 'iOitiI MANI'iA"ri ° llEItlI ,
iltiNil at ( ' (1 ,
I.mirgc'st factory in thu west , 1.eudlimg
jobbers ttf Otnmtlttm , iCnnstmu ( 'ity , Lincoln and
Ift JoCeltit hmammdlo our goods. 10013 1"arztaul
strect ,
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