1 flCM ? VT TT1P I ITT \IIV1TTP1
LDbL AI I lib LAS1 1I1MJTL.
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Champions Slip with tha Gim.9 Secured
Almo3t Beyond Mishap.
PERFECTOS ONCE MORE SHOW GOOD FORM
f
Qlnntn Pnll to Score lip-fore Hxceltcnt
I'lny of IMrntes niul tied * Meet
Similar I'ntc Tliruuuh
Inek of C
Clilcngn , 1O | llostnn , < .
IIrnnUIii. ( li Clvt clnnil , 1.
I'lttnlinrK. . " \ew lork , U.
I'hllnilcliililn , U ; Clnulitnntl , 0.
I.onlstlllc , It ; llnllliniirc , U.
St. I.uuU , 7) ) Washington , 4.
CHICAGO , June 19 After having today's
game alt but won Willis went up Into the
air In the seventh anil filled the bases. His ,
mildness was followed by a triple and a Ions i
fly , placing the locals one run to the good. '
Callahaa presented Boston with the tjlng
run In the seventh. Attendance , 3,600. Score
BOSTON I 'nilCAOC
U II OAK II II O A B
Ptahl. Tt 1 I 0 o'ltrMi. ' If . . 1 1 J 0 1
Tennty , tb . 0 2 9 0 OlOtecn , rt .
Ismc , ta . 0 : ( 1 I I > cmont. . : I 1 5 1
O Hint Jb 0 1 fl 4 ft' ' Latin , cf 1 0 1 0 0
r > uitr. if . . . J - i e o Kverttt. Ib 1 9 11 1 1
Jb . . I i a 3 McCm'k. Jb 1 1 J I 1
HuRortl. cf I 100 Connor 5b. 0 0 1 I 1
H rgen , e 1 1 I 0 > nanu c 1 0 3 ! 0
p . . . 1 000 CilUhan. p. 1 1 1 ,1 1
p. . 0 0 C U
Totals . .10 J S ! U C
Totals . . . 5 1J ! l :
Chicago ! ' 10
lloston 130030010-3
Earneil runsChicago. . 1. Bo ton. 1 Left
on bases : Chicago , 6 lloston. 6. Two-bi e
hit : Ryan Three-base hits Oreen. Me-
Cormlck. Home run. Green Sicrlflce hits.
P.yan , Lanse Balk C.Ulahan Stolen
base1 ! ! Rynn Demont ( C ) , Lnne (2) ( ) , D > na-
hue , Callahan Double pla > s : Connor to
JlcCormick to Kverett , Connor to Everett
to Donahue. Struck out B > Callahan. 2 ,
by Wll Is , 1. Bases on balls OfT C.ilUhnn
3 ; oft Willis , 4 Hit bv pitched bill. Green
( twice ) , Donahue Time of gim Two
hours and twenty-five minutes. Umpires.
Gaftney and Manna au
St. I.on Is , 7 : AVnnliliiKtun .
ST. LOUIS , June 13 Clean , hard hlttlne
at opportune times gae St. Louis a vic
tory over Washington today The Perfectos -
tos played In superb form , both In the field
and at the bat. Attendance , 1.SOO. Score :
ST. LOUIS WASHINGTON
K H O \ E R II O A K
Burk'tt. If. 2 3 ! 0 0 . . - , . . . cf . 0 0 8 1 0
CMUfe. 3b. . . 03100 O Urita If. 0 1000
Hrd-trk. rf 0 1 I 0 0 Uon'K-r. Ib
Stenzel. cf . 0 0 9 0 0 Whorton. 3b 1 1 4 : 0
McKisin. Ib 1 lit 3 0 CMsid ) . Ib 0 1 ! 1 0
Wallace ss t 3 ! 4 1 Mercer. Ib. 0 0 0 0 1
fro'-s. Jt > . . . I 0 0 1 0 Dairy. Ib. 01500
O Conns' o t Fre-roan. rt I S 0 1 0
McGuIre. c 1 2 5 0 1
VeyhinK , p 0 0 0 1 0
Totals . . . . 7 11 W 14 1 Pa > i n. M. . 0 0 i J 0
Uutl r . . .00000
Totals . . 4 } : ii : 2
Batt ii for Wcjhlne In the ninth.
St. Louis 0 1 1 2 0 2 1 0 -
Washington -
Earned runs : St. Louis , 5. Washington ,
4 Two-base hit : Youn < ? Threbase hits.
Uurkett , McOuIre , O Connor Home runs
Freeman. Hit by pitcher. Burkett Sacrl-
flee hits : Cross , Young , W e > h ng Bae
on balls. Oft Wevhlng 3 Struck out : By
| Younc , 6 Stolen bases : Burkett , Cross ,
1 Mercer. Freeman Time of game. Two
houri nnd nine minutes. Umpires. Emslle
> and McDonald
IlrooUl } n , j Cleti'lnnil , 1.
CLEVELAND , O , June 19 Both teams
played a good game today , but the visitors
excelled at the bat Bates was a trifle wild.
Attendance , 100. Score.
CLEVELAND i BROOKLYN
K.H O A E It II O A E
Do iJ cf . O'Os ' y. Sb .
llarler. 0 010 OIKeeler. rf . 1 1310
Qulnn. Ib. . . 0 213 0 Kelly. If. 00400
Sullivan. Jb 0 0 1 5 0 Dohlen ts. 0 1 i S 1
McA'lMT. r ! 0 1 0 0 0 JOIKS. rf .
Tucker. Ib 0 0 14 0 0 McGann. ID 0 0 S 00
IvxkhtaJ. s 0 0 4 SO L > al Y. ib. . .
Schr-icoat. c 0 0 2 3 0 Dunn , p .
Hates p 00030 Grim , c . . . 2 J 2 2 0
Totals 1 5 27 IS 0 Totals 0 J7 15 1
Cleveland . 0 1
Brooklyn 020000316-S
Earned runs : Cleveland , 1 ; Brooklyn. 3. '
Left on basM : Cleveland 6 : Brooklyn , 10.
First base on balls. Oft Ilites , T Struck
out : By Dunn , 1 Two-base hit : Grim.
Sacrifice hit. McGann Stolen base : Qulnn.
Double pla > t. Tucker ( unassisted ) . Bates
to Schrecongost to Tucker. Hit by pitcher :
Sullivan. Tucker. Casey , McGann , Daly.
Pa sed ball Grim. Umpires O Day and
McGarr Time of game : Two hours.
IMttntmrc , 5 ; "New York , O.
PITT3BURG , June IS Brilliant , error
less wTrk b > Plttsburg shut New York out.
Both pitchers were git-edged , but Tanne-
hlll carried off the honors. In seven Innlnga
the visitors went out In one. two , three
t order In the Ilfth New York made but
five hits and filled the ba.cs. but could not
score Attendance , LSf > 0. Score :
I'lTTSBL'nG i NEW YOIUC
I K H O A E n H O A E
Ponovan , rt 1 0 0 0 0'Tlfman. ' rf. 0 fl 0 0 0
McC'tby. If 1 S 1 0 OlUavls a . . 0 0 3 5 0
Williams. JbO 1 2 O'Vanh ' la. cf 0 1 2 0 0
HcCr'ry. cf 0 0 1 1 O.Doyle. 1 * 0 1 0 0
Clirle. Ib o o i * u u ;
EIU. is 2125 0T | O-B-n. K 0 0 3 0 0
J O'Bfn 2b 0 1 25 oHartm.in. | 3b 0 0 0 4 1
Ilo'erman o I 1 4 0 0 Warner , c. . n I 5 0 0
Tann hlll p 0 0 0 1 0 Seymwjr , p J ) J J | J J >
"
Totals s en i r "o Totals . . 0 5 21 13 1
Plttsburg . o
New York . . 0 0
Two-base hit : McCarthy Home run :
Bowerman. Stolen bases McCarthy. Lly
First base on balls : Oft Sej mour , 2 Struck
out : By Tannehlll. 3 ; by Seymour. 5. Time
of game : One hour and ten minutes. Um
pires : Lynch and Connolly
" " , a ; Dultlinorc , 2.
LOUISVILLE , June 19 Cunningham
pitched great ball today and the Orioles
would have been shut out but for two
mlsplays. Wagner's slng'e sent In the wln-
nlne run In the twelfth Inning. Attend
ance , SO. Score.
LOUISVILLE
. , H O A E. n H O.A r
Clark. 2 4 S 3 1 MeCraw. 3b 0 0 3 S 0
Ho ) , o 0 t 0 0 Holmes If 0 0 i 0 0
D xtfr .rf 0 1 * S 0 limit , ci. o c i o o
\Vi r. r. Sb 0 1 2 4 : Shwkard. rf 0 1 ' 1 0 0
7.lmm r. c Kelster M . 0 0'3 2 u
: b 0 I 1 J 0 Lach'ce , Ib 1 2 13 0 0
llartiel. If 0 1 J 0 Roth'iwl. 2b 0 0 43 J
null * . Ib. 0 0 U 1 0 Hoblnaon. c 0 I 1 2 0
l-o-.vrn. Ib. 0 1 S 0 d 11 cm-ell , p 1 0 1 I 0
Cun-bam.
Total * . . I U 3 : i
Two out when winning run scored
Louisville . . :
Baltimore 000010010000-2
Earned runs : Louisville , 3 , Baltimore , 1
HARD TOCOMBAT
The Evidence of Our Senses What
Omaha People Saj is Pretty
Good Proof for Omaha
People ,
When we se It ourselves.
When our own ears bear It.
When our neighbors tell It.
Our trlends endorse It.
No better evidence can be had.
H's not what people say In Maine
Or dUtant mutterlngs In California.
No deceiving echoes here.
Omaha people talk about Omaha people.
Public opinions published for the publl
good.
Rrud this statement made by a citizen.
Mr. J. C. Taylor , No. 11J South : Sth St.
mctorman en the Street Railway Co. , sa > s
"My b elc was -weak and bothered me mor
or less ever since a boy , but It never waste
to bad until the cummer of 1S9S , when the
exposition waa In operation. My back got
to bad that I felt like giving up work and
very time the car Jolted or Jarred , the sharp
twinges through my back were almost un
bearable. I took different mcUlclnce , but re-
c lveU little benefit. When I saw Dean's
Kidney P1IU advertised I procured a box
at Kuhn S. Co.'s drug store They helped
me right away tnl two boxes cured me "
Doan' * Kidney Pills for sale by all deal-
ers. I'rle 50c. Mailed by Foster-Mllburn
Co. . Buffalo , N Y. , nole agents for the U. S.
Remember ( he name , Doan'i. and take DO
other.
Stnlen M w _
hit * ' dark Summer s"a riv'hus Hn >
Illtrhey eunn ncham. noth rw el First
IMS * on till * Off Honell. a. Strtirk out
Djr Cunnlnehnm. 1. bv Howe , ) , i. Double
pay Howell to L Chiir > c ii.t b > pltcnrrt
ball rtrotMe Left on tmsfrs : Loul v-nt ,
J , Baltimore. 4 Time of game Two hcu-n
ml Vent en minutes Ump'rw. Swart-
wixwl and Warner ,
1'lillnclrlpliln. | Clnclnnntl , O.
CINCINNATI. June IJ-The Reds played
their Uiutl ind'fTerent ami weak gam *
again today and were easily rhut out by
the Phillies Donahue pitched splendidly ,
while tirtlten'teln was a mark Attend
ance , 700. Sc-re
t'lIlLAUEU-lIlA ,
K H O A E 'I H O A n
Smith . 1 | J Cool'r. tb. 0 1 9 I 0
? -lt oh If 0(100 Th Tis f A i ] 0
Mllhr rf 94344 UiJ I * , f 2 J 3 0
C-rcwan < ' ) } 3 I > 4-h'tr. If I 1 1 4 I
Stelrrf dt. n > 1 i ! flick. T' 1 1 * 0
Irwln. Ib 4101 Law'rr Ib I 1 : 1 0
\Veot. c 1 1 ! 1 McFarlM e J 3 I 1
V * rtm. 1 1 1 It A Ore H . I ) 2 S 0
Brelt'n'n , p 9 1 1 i Donahue , p I 0 0 1 0 I
Total * ! II I
Coolev out. hit by batted ball
r'nplnidtl ' 60600000
-0
Philadelphia . . . . -
Earned runs- Phi adelph'a. 3 Two-bn e
hits. McPnrtland. C oley Laudcr Three-
busrj hit Lalolf Stolen bis s Flick ( I ) .
5elb ch Double play Cross to Lijole to
Cook F'rst base on balls Off Brelt-nstsln.
I. off Donahue. 3 Hit by pitched ball : By
Donixhtie 1 Struck cut By Hrtltensteln.
1 Time of iame : One hour anil forty-five
minutes Umpires : Burns and Smith.
Stnnillnp : of thr Tennis.
PlayH. Wc-n Lost. PC
Brooklyn S-1 41 12 .771
Boston 62 31 n .631
Philadelphia 51 31 20 .SOS
St. Louis 5.1 3J 11 . !
Chicago S3 T2 31 . 01
Ha'Umore ' 32 31 21 .SW
Clnc'nnatt 51 2 n .471
Pitt > = burg 51 M 2S .131
Now York 51 22 31 ,4U
I Wishineton M 17 37 .113
! Loulsvillp 54 15 t ) ? > <
j Cleveland . 9 W ll
| Games for today New York nt Plttsburn
, B-ookl > n at Cleveland , Philadelphia at
I Cincinnati , Ba timore at Louisville , Boston
at Chlrago , Washington nt St. Louis
OP'TIIC AVnsrmiN LEAGUE.
Ulllnril Milken Home linn , Doiilile nnd
n Triple In Four Time * tp.
Detroit. O ; InillnnnnnlN , I.
Coluinlitia , . " . ; HiifTulo , 2.
R Clt > . i St. I'nnl. 2.
DETP.O1T. June IS Dillird's bittlne
vas i feature and aided \ery materially In
) trolls victory ted > y In four times up
he landed on the ball for a double , triple
nd home run. Score :
R H E
Detroit . 30200001 O-S 7 1
ndlananolls 01000300 0 4 S 2
Batteries' Detroit Ga ton and Shaw ,
ndlnnanolls Foreman and Kahoe.
IJUFFA-LO. Jun' -Columbus made It
hr o straight from the Ol on today and
he local acfrreeatlon of cast-off nnd cheap
inyrs now rest ea y at the bottom of the
Vestern 1-ague ladder Score.
RUE
Columbus . . 00030002 0 3 7 1
Buffalo . 00300000 0 2 7 2
Batteries- Columbus Waddell and Buck-
ev Buffnlo Amole and Dlgplns.
KANSAS CITY. June U Timely hlttlntr
and the good rteld work of Gettman and
M'lter won th pame for the home team
otlav Rell'y' work at the bat was the
chief feature. Score :
RHE
Can i City 00000000 3 3 S 3
St Paul 00000110 0 2 9 3
Batterle : Kansas Cli , Pardee. Hastings
Bovle and Wilton , St. Paul , HcGlll and
Spies.
Stnnillnc ; of the Tennis.
Played Won. Lost. PC
o umbus 43 'S 19 .575
Minneapolis 4n K 20 .565
indlanapolia 4-i 24 22 522
D trolt 47 24 21 511
St Paul 4 < i 23 23 .SCO
Milwaukee 45 23 2.1 .5. * )
Kan as City K 13 27 .411
Buffalo . . 44 19 27 .413
CHAMPION WILL MEET SAILOR
Jeffrie * nnil Shnrkey SlRii Agreement
to FlKht Tnrentrii c Hound *
on October -3.
NEW YORK. June IJ William A. Brady
and Tom O'ftourke , representing Jim Jeff
ries and Tom. Sharkey , respectively , met
today and slgne < l th1 following articles for
a fight between their men. The fighters
agree to engage In a contest for th < > cham
pionship of the world under the following
conditions :
Contest shall be twenty-five rounds for a
decision and shall take place on October
23. 1S93 The principal to accept the best In
ducements off.red by midnight September
19 , and if held in New York state the con
test Is to come under the Horton law
Marquis of Queensberry rules will govern
and th men will be permitted to fight with
ono hand free , each protecting himself In
the breakaway They ar to part at the
command of the refer = e Soft bandages are
to be allow etl. but they must be satisfac
tory to the ceferee and the opposing prin
cipal The glovs shall not welch less than
five ounces and each principal sha 1 be per
mitted to furnish his own gloves , which
are to be submitted to the referee for his
approval at 3 o'clock on the day ot the cent -
t st and remain In his custody until the
of the club must be satlsTactcry to the con
testants and each contestant will be al
lowed one flmekesper. ueorge Slier was
agreed on as referee. The winner shall
take the 'ntlre purse
The agreement provides that If either
man shall suffer a defeat betwe n now and
the time of the acceptance of the purse thf
fight will be d cHred off After the club
articles ore signed neither man i > hall engage -
gage in any content except with his spar
ring partner or shall forfeit the amount h *
has deposited
On the slenlng of these articles each man
shall post J2500 with "Al" Smith who shall
be final stakeholder , said forfeit to stand
as a guaranty of good faith and to go to
th * contestant who has lived up to the
agreement The club rece'vlnar the contest
shall post J3.000 , to be divided between the
two nvn in ca-e the club falls to fulfill the
contract Eich party aareed to pos * $10" <
in all. which Is to be forfeited in cas * ol
the failure to llv ; up to this and the club s
articles
The parties mutually agree to contest < it
catchw eight * The referee shall hav > the
power to decide any and all points which
may arise that are not covered by the
artlcl a of agreement
It Is agreed trm If the contest takes place
at Lenox Athletic club or the Coney Island
Suortini ; club the present size of th * rlnc
shnl" n"t b altered from this time on under
r > 2ntltv of forfeiture of the cash deposited
by O'Rourke and Brady. If the contest Is
he'd outjlde of either of the e clubs tha
rln ? Is to be twenty feet square In the
cleir
KVOTS O.V TIIK HL'.NM.Vn TRiCKS
JocUoy Mnher Kxcluileil from Trnclc
for HI * Itlilc mi HnnuMur.
NEW YORK. June 13 Today s card'at
Sh-epshead bay was spoiled by scratches
but the favorites had their innings In the
Daisy stake * Neda and Mis rlcordla were
equal favorites It waa little more than a
walkover for Neda , for she won all the
way Central Trust took the sixth race bv
neoil from Intrus'v. ' Her tlm ? 1.17
equaled the track record.
W II. Clark , the owner of nanastar. fa
vorite for the surburban , ordered Jocke >
Maher awiy from his atables today anc
told him h ; could not ride for him or an *
one else during this and next > ear Mr
Clark ha * the jockey under contract for
1 90 and 1 ) and says he prefers to piy him
the 110ft/0 a > ear to stay on the ground
Hi makes no direct charges that Baruatar
was pullM In the big raoe Saturday , bu
dccHre * he will protect other owners Results
sults-
First race six furlongs. Admiration won
Preftldlg'.tatrlce second , Abusj third Time
1:13 : 1-5
Beyond race celling1 one mile and a fur
long Holland won tistaca second , Don
Ino thl.'d Time 1-541-5
Third race , Dilsy stakes , five furlongs
Neda won , Jlls-rlconlla second , The Bobby
third Time : 1.021.5.
Fourth race one mileItav Hemasteac
won Kerry Prlnct second , Byron McCIel
land third. Time 1:33 : i-i.
Fifth race , t-elllny fiv < furlones Man villa
won Prestige second , Fluke third. Time
1-OJJ-J
hlxth tace. Gran Selling stake , one and
one-sixteenth mil s : Central Trust won ,
Intrusive second , Concord third. Time ,
I CINCINNATI June 1 The favorites
I were beaten at LatonU today and the book-
i * reaped a rich harvest Re ults
I First rac * six furlonsi itlllnz Crystal
line won Fair ) Dell second , M ! s Hudson
third Time. 1
I Third race , one m'.le. sel In ? : Beand won ,
I Salvrez gtcond. Freak third Time : 1:11.
I SwnD'r Idem finished second , but waa dls-
, ( ( uilltWHl for f jullnpr
i Fourth race one ra'.le nelllnr School
I P.lrl u > > " h'e1d Bearer second Dissolute
thl'd Time 1 i-
Fifth race cev n furlonsrc Strath Llrht
I won Po tmast r Bailey cond. Dlio'ute
third. Time 1 tf < 4.
[ Sixth race , one mite , stlllnr : The Elector
won , Yubadam Mcond. Krl stand third f
Tim" 1 U
ST LuttS Jun 1JOnl > one outs'd r I
Ivtdy Cft lahin ns < able to l nd wl'.hln
the money At the fair grounds today ami as
n onsriuencc the talent waa w-H re
munerated Hesultv.
First r ce , selling six furlontrs1 Hindoo-
net won. W. B. Oite % second. Tava Harris
third Time. 1 1&H.
Sscoml race , selling , seven furloncs : The
Pride won , Sir Oatlan second. Cotenel Cos-
sidy third Tlm . 1 : 4.
Third race , selling , one mile and x nty
jards Duke ot Baden won. Dutch Bftrd
second. Lo Bruno third Time- 17
Fourth race purse , six furlones. Ken-
sine.on won , L Josephine second. Fau -
turo third Ttrr.f 1 li
Fifth rice put e five furlongs Southren
Girl won. Sam Phillips second , Felix Bard
third. Time1 0 !
Sixth race , purse one mile and twenty
yards. La v Callahan won. Meadowthorpe
s cond. B true third Time. 1 4 ! 4.
TIN VI. IUU.M ) CIIHSS TOIUNttUM1. .
American rhnmiilon Wlni from I.ec
niul iliiMrnltcr lln * n II ) f ,
LONDON June 19Th final round of the
Internal.onal ches tournamen ; bscan todaj.
Ihe plavers vvr Marocrv aca'n t Ja-
niwk ! Sttlnltz np.n t 8chl < > cht r , Lnker
azalnst Bird. Biirkburne igalnst Tln ley.
Macon against T'chliorln , I' llsburj against
! I 03 Showalter and Cohn bves
I When the first adjournment was made nt
t 30 In the afternon the rendition of affairs
was as follows. Maroczy and Janowskl
adjourned tholr frame In an even pos'tlon ,
Stclnltz had a bid position airnlnst Schlech-
t - . I asker had beaten Bird , Blackburne.
had d'spo ed of Tlney. ! . Mason had gone
down before T ch'qorln and PI Isbury had
worsted Lee At the evening ses lon Steln-
Itz lost to S hl chter.
The record of the players follow g :
Won. Lost.
Bird j , 10
Illa'kburne 4 S'i
Cohn 5 6
Janowskl 3H 44
Lasker 11 3
L e 10
Maroczy 10 4
I.ifon 5 0
Pulsbury k 9J 44
chlethler 94 44
howaiter 64 } 74
te'nitz H ; 74
'elchmann 2 1C
insley 3 11
Tschlgorm S 6
Jiibllnnt CrlcUrters.
The Omaha cricketers ar * Jubilant over
ecurlns Fairbanks , another plaver of In-
ernitlonal fame to represent the city In
t matches In the Winnipeg tournament
Mr Fairbanks has for a number of years
bean a member of the teim captained by
He Incomparable Dr w a arace He is
worth fifty runs a mnti * > to tha Omaha
an and h's al--ouml ! value to the team
can hirdly bo estimated If th ocal or-
cinlzatlon kp > ps on strenctheninB its
orces at this rate no elev n of less caliber
nan the world famous Australians will be
con'dered worthy its attention The In-
rnatlonal match between Cinada and the
United States will take place In Winnipeg
on Julj 25 and S Omaha may gain four
places on the Amer'can team
i Tonnln ( | iniiu > l < > iinliti > Gnmes.
LONDON June 19 The lawn tennis
champlon hlp pamcs opened at Wimbledon
oilay with thlrty-s ven entrle' Clarence
tobart the Am ncan pln > er , beat Dixon
thre > sets to one In the nrst round ot the
a l-Enslind champ onship Hobart plaved
a remarkably good game , both In ra l > ing
and in back play , talrlv tutplaying Dlxon
whose service was of th > hottest descrip
tion
Inillnnslii Ti\i > flnnio" .
MOUNT CARROLL III June 19 ( Spe
cial Te egram ) Ye terdiv s score Ne
braska In Hans 6 , Freeport. 1 Today s
score. N braska Indians , 12. Freeport. 11.
HAS ORIGINAL JURISDICTION
lRc Scott Dfclilc < i that IHMrlct
Court linn PlrHt Cull In Cane
Acninat Mnrtlii White.
Judge Scott decided yestcrdiy afternoon
that the district court had original juris
diction of the cas agalnat Martin Wh.te
chief of police , and was not compelled to
wait until an appointee of the Board of Fire
and Police Commissioners had had a hear-
ng before that body. The demurrer which
iad been filed by City Attorney Connell to
each of the four counts of the Informatl-n
was overruled and the further hearing o
the case set for Monday morning at ' .
o'clock.
The question of Jurisdiction was arguei
at some length by City Attorney Connel
and County Attorney Shields The former
contended that It was the Intention of the
law to give the Fire and Police board sole
original Jurl dctl-n ! over police officers , who
were not Included In the mennlng of the
term "cityofficers" as employed In the
statute giving the district court jurisdlc
tlon over such It could not have been the
Intention of the legislature , Mr Connell a-
gued , to give the district court immediate
supervision over the actions o { firemen an (
policemen.
County Attorney Shields claimed tha
there was nothing In the statutes to show
that there had been any Intention to make
the charter annul the law previously ex
isting. under -which the district court had
jurisdiction. At the
conclusion of the ar
KUtnents the court ruled as SMK > , I
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Two parties of naval recruits passed
through Omaha from the cast eriroute to San
Francisco where they will take transports
for the Philippines. There were 135 men
Judge Munger has named W. H Lelghton
as an examiner In chancery for the Unltec
States circuit court district of Nebraska
Lelghton resides In Omaha and will have his
offices here.
The police have been trying to locate John
and Perry Powers , as they have been re
quested to Inform them that their sister 1
lying at the point of death in Wheel
Ing , W. Va.
Boys broke Into the butter tub factory o
L. D Vogel in Sheely and stole a lot o
brass and rivets. They cut the bolts on the
machinery and rendering the machinery
practically useless.
At Sarvatlon army barracks. 1711 Daven
port street. Captain Edwards will give Ete
recptlcon views of the slums of New York
City on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
June 20 and 21.
Whisky caused J. R. Conklln to beat hi
wife. Judge Gordon thought there were no
extenuating circumstances and sent him to
Jail for five days Conklin Is a chronic
habitue of the notice court and the offense
he usually has to face Is that of abusing hi
family and being drunk
An Importation direct from Spain passei
the custom house yesterday , the first In eve
a jear. The consignment was made up c
wines and came through in bond Tea car
loads of ore Iron British Columbia , ccn
signed to the smelter , also passed the cus
torn house yesterday
The government people are engaged In an
other effort to make grass grow upon th
little lawns on the souttj , east and north o
the Pcstofflce building This is the thin
or fourth effort that has been made. Tbl
time sod Is being placed on the bar
ground , after which It Is tamped down , am
then ( loaded with water
About thirty local Elks will attend the
annual carnival of the order at St Louis
this week. They do not go In a body , but
each telects his own route and time for de
parture The local lodge has no favors to
ask of the grand lodge this year , and for
that reason there Is not the Interest In the
meeting which has existed heretofore.
While Raloh Knodell. Manfred Farlln ,
Jerry Quintan and Lee Wright were engaged -
gaged with a party of their friends In bestowing -
stowing a charivari on Mr. Uenmeln , 21
South Nineteenth street , they were arrested
for dUturblne the peace by making a lcu.1
and unusual noise and by throwing missiles
at the house of the aforesaid Bernstein.
While a traveling man named J Monroe
waa In the alley near the corner of Twelfth
and Capitol avenue Saturday night an un
known colored man warned him first to leave
the alley , and then struck him over the eye
as he was dolnz si H Baker was arrested ,
as his appearance corresponded with the des.
crlptlon given by Monroe. The traveling
man was notified to e'me to the itation and
prosecute his assailant.
Fred Wrar was arrested upon the com
plaint of Ethel nurni , 1711 Davenport street ,
who claimed that be entered her room and
robbed her trunk cf a pair of cuff buttons
and a J50 bill. When the police arrested
I Wray they fcund the cuff but'ons on his
person and a 1500 advertising bill with the
last cipher torn off They are wondering
, DOW what complaint ( o make as neither of
I the articles Is of any value.
SOUTH OMAHA NEWS , t
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N'o teachers were ele tel t last nights
meeting of the Board of Education for the
eaeon that the examining committee only
om pie ted Its tabors late la the afternoon
ml the teachers' committee had not jet
ooked over the report It was stated that
t would take considerable time for the
eachers' committee to go over the papers
f the fifty-two persons wtio were examined ,
n 1 consequently the election of more teach-
rs wag postponed until Tuesday evening
one 27 Some one stated that only fifteen
f the fifty-two had passed the examination ,
and this probably accounts tor a change In
he rules which was made at the suggestion
of Bulla.
Subdivision B of section 60 of the rules
governing the examination and quallflca-
Ions of teachers was amended to read as
ollows
"A second class certificate requiring an
average standing of To per cent and no sub-
ect to liave a grade of less than TO per
ent Such certificate shall be valid for one
year and may be * renewed by the board to
enyone who has taught one or more terms
n the public schools of South Omaha. "
After quite a debate this motion was
passed , the two republican members Lott
and \Vjman voting against it
A protest from 100 or more residents of
Brown Park against the appointment of Jo
seph Se > kora as janitor was read and re
ferred to the commmltte on janitors
Freltag brought up the matter of a small
school house west of the Burlington tracks
n the Fourth ward. U was stated mat
eighty-seven children of school age now
riMlde west of ttie tracks and are compelled
, o go quite a distance to the school build-
ng. The danger of crossing the tracks at
a grade crossing was enlarged upon and the
buildings and grounds committee will In
vestigate and see what can he done toward
orating a ono or two-rcom building In this
section It was stated In connection with
this matter that the South Omaha Land
cnmfiany would donate a lot if the board
would place a echool house upon It.
The committee on buildings and grounds
will get together this week and go over
; he different buildings to see what Is needed
In the way of repairs.
Hyan tried to have Mrs Hammerstrom ,
linltor at the Corrigan school , dismissed
and Mrs M. Farrell appointed , but the
beard was not with him and the motion
wae lot
President Roberts will appoint a commit
tee of three today to attend the meeting cf
the Commercial club tonight and ascertain
the. feeling in the High school bond propo
sition.
Labor Situation LnchniiRcd.
Up to last night the labor situation re
mained unchanged , the carpenters not walkIng -
Ing out yesterday , as It bad bet-n announced
they would The plumbers Interested as
serted they had not yet sisned the agree
ment sent down by the Omaha Journeymen
plumbers , but Instead had sent to the Omaha
plumbers a copy of an agreement which
they were willing to sign It might be
said , therefore , that negotiations are still
pending and the chances are that the car
penters will not take up the fight until all
means of an amicable settlement have been
exhausted. Those In a position to know
asserted yesterday afternoon that it was
doubtful If there would be any trouble , the
chances being that the differences now ex
isting would be settled one way or another
before long. Work on the old IMvonka
block at Twenty-fourth and L streets Is
now at a standstill , but carpenters on other
buildings about the city worked the same
as usual yesterday One property owner
who ccntemplates the erection of a building
was notified that he must have his plumbIng -
Ing done by a masters-plumber who had
signed the agreement .ojteJse the carpenters
and bricklayers would refuse to go to work.
Cenns ! < T OOPS Preo.
John Gennsler was arraigned in police
court yesterday afternoon on the charge ol
forging a pav check belonging to P Bros-
nlhan last January and was discharged
Councilman Fd Johnson appeared for the
defendant and under his cautious question
ing Broderick failed to identify Gennsler
as the man who committed the crime
Gennsler was recently brought from St.
Joseph to stand trial for this offense and
the outcome was a great sunrise to many
who had knowledge of the affair
Mnllclnn * Destruction of Property.
auuuuy untrfjiuuu suine youns ; men
admittance to scale hou e No S at the stock
yards and maliciously destroyed a Babc-ck
fire extinguisher An axe , which had been
placed beside the extinguisher for use in
an emergency , was used and the machine
was literally hacked to pieces Genera
Manager Kenyon of the Stock Yards com
pany has posted notices offering a reward
of J25 for Information leading to the arres
of the person or persons Implicated In the
outrage
fitGn ln.
Bids for oermanent sidewalks closed at
no"n yesterday.
Mrs. R C Young , who has been seriously
111 , Is Improving.
George W. Davis Is building a cottage nt
Sixteenth and I streets.
The Board of Equalization will continue
In session today and tomorrow * .
Miss Effle Gardner. Twenty-fifth and .
streets , has gone to Blair to visit friends
John Myers has taken out a permit for a
cottage , to be erected at Eighteenth and H
streets
The city officials are complaining because
awnings have not been placed on th
buildings.
Ed Pollard Is home from Wyoming
where he Is employed with a Union Pacific
surveying outfit.
A L Bcrgqulst , the feed and coal man
leaves today for Dalesberg , S D , to spenc
a month with friends.
The Omaha Packing company la build
ing an addition to Its cooper shop The
new building Is 66xSO fee' .
Frank J Morlarty , cashier of the Pack
ers' National bank , left > esterday { or Bos
on , to attend to come business matters.
The Ladles' Circle of the First Methodist
Episcopal church will give a trolley party
this evening leaving N street at 3 o'clock.
Monte Weeks , clerk at Clark's drug store
bifi gone to Belleville. Kan , to epend a
couple of weeks with friends and relatives
Mrs. H. K Wolfe , wife of Superintendent
Wolfe of the public schcoU , Is quite sick at
the home of Dr. Wolfe's parents In Lincoln
Captain E. T Edwards of the Salvation
Army gave stereoptlson views cf "The Llfa
of Christ" at the First Presbyterian church
last night.
Complaints from property owners on the
15&3 assessment will be received by the
city clerk up to Wednesday afternoon at 5
p. m No complaints were filed yesterda ) .
A meeting of the Commercial club U on
the bifls for tonight. In case there Is a
quorum a committee from the Board of Edu.
cation will tell about the needs of a new
High schcor building and will try to ascer-
i tain the feeling of the club In the matter.
I J Plquett , an employe at Cudah's , was
i severely tcafded with a weak solution of
1 l > e yesterday afternoon The temperature
( of the lye was abrut 130 degrees , and the
| burns , which are principally In the abdomen ,
I arc very painful Dr Slabaugh attended
I the case and stated last night that Plquett
would pull through all right.
Mrs. Mahanna , Twenty-fourth and I
streets , was called to St Louis a day or two
ago by the death of her mother Yesterday
A telegram was received here announcing the
death of Mrs Mahanna's lister at Des
Molnej The sister was not even known to
b sick and the meticga announcing her
death came as a severe tbock to the family
SI. John \Vultr Hiaiulunlluu.
J C St John appeared before Judge Gor
don Monday and waived examination oa the
half dnen counts pending against htm He '
U charged Mth forgery aa4 u 'erin ; fr * < d
Instruments His bond was placed at tv > 0
In each CM * In the majority of them he
pasted J * checks. sKnrd by hlm ? lf P M I
'oweM , who was accused with him. was dts-
churgeJ , as he could not be connected In
he several transaction * . |
STREET MUST REMAIN OPEN
Council Decide * t muitninttRftlnnt
1'ropntiltlnn of tlic llnllrnnili to
Cloe S M rntrctttli Mrcet.
The city council voted unanimously yes
terday afternoon In comm ttee meeting
against closing Seventeenth street as re
quested by the two roads Interested In the
viaduct matter. The members listened for
about an hour to the representations cf prop
erty owoers as to the damage the vacation of
the street would cause them and then cast
line affirmative votes on the proposition sub-
ay President Blngham that the city attcrnc )
be Instructed to strike out and withdraw the
paragraph In the proposal o : me Ity to the
roads relating to the closing ot Seventeenth
street and to notify the railroads Immedi
ately.
The members with but few exceptions cx-
plained their votes. The majority of then ?
voted as they did on accouit ot the strcng
case presented by the property owners ol the
district afucled. Attorney Abbott , for the
I'axton & Vlerllng Iron works , made an argu.
ment against the proposition submitted by
the roads , which In respect to Seventeenth
street is the same as that submitted by the
city He declared that the agreement would
bo no more binding on the reads than they
claimed It would on the city acd that the
agreement that the roads "should save the
city harmless from all damages" wouU
mean In operation simply that the propertj
owners could go Into the courts to get their
money from the toads and would not have
any cause against the city. Moreover , the
provision that the city should be sa.ured m
advance against loss by reason of the closing
of the street , he said , would be Impossible of
enforcement , there being co way to deter
mine damages beyond dispute but In the
courts. He gave the legal steps by which he
claimed the roads would be able to tie up
the mtne ) of the property owners for fifteen
} ears.
Ferdinand Streltz also spoke for the prop
erty owners , reiterating arguments advanced
In their behalf In previous meetings. Presi
dent Blngham then offered the reaolutko In- '
structlng the city attornej as stated and It i
was unanimously adopted. '
Councilman Mercer submitted the draft of |
an ordinance regulating and enforcing the
giving of transfers by the street railway )
company nt stated street crossings Ther
was ccosiderabi'e disagreement en the form
which such an ordinance should take The
ordinance as drawn up by Mercer will bo
copied and furnished to each member for
consideration. '
BEFORE THE GRAND MUFTI |
\enrl > 1OO South Oiniihn CltlzciiM
S enr AlleKlnucc to
the Klntr.
There are nearly 100 South Omaha buel-
nesj men who know all about the mysteries
of the Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben. These men
vere out at the Castle last night , where
they met the grand mufti , who told them all
ab ut It
Last nlsht the mercury hcvered close to
the century point , but the temperature was
not a comparison to the time that the
Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben put up for the can
didates from the great packing center They
set them a pace that was hard to follow and
kept It up all the evening All of the ma
chinery worked to a charm , several new-
kinks being added to the appliances , which
pleased the unfortunates pleaiei them be
cause they escaped with their lives.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
E W Nash and son have returned from
the east.
Mrs J Boquet o Nebraska City was in
town Monday.
Mr and Mrs J M. Kilpatrick of Beatrice
are visiting in the city.
J S Butterfield or London , England , Is a
guest at one of the leadinghotels. .
Dr. Mary J. Breckenrldge has gone to
the Black Hills to be absent two weeks.
J. M. Woolworth and daughter expect to
leave this week for an extended trip through
Europe.
\V. H Finley of the State college ot
Penns > Ivanla registered at a leading hotef
Monday.
John Roslcky. properltor of Pokrok
Zapadu. has gone to Wllber , Neb , to call
on old-time friends
Dr J P. Lord returned yesterday from
Rockford , III. Mrs. Lord and children will
remain there for some weeks.
Louis Bernstein arrived home > esterday
from Hebrew Union college at Cincinnati
to spend the summer wlh his parents
Charles Bradley and Master R B Brad-
fej of Newark , N J and Mrs. H V. Butler
of Paters"n N J , are guests at the Mlllard
G Jamleson Ed Langan and W. Sampson ,
all of Hayden Bros. , returned yesterday
( rom Langd-n , Mo , with something le s
than 1,000 pounds ot fish
Mr. A S Lee of the Mlllard hotel was
unexpectedly called to Wilmington. Del
Monday by a telegram announcing the
serious Illness of his wife
Misses Jeanette and Mary Underwood of
Dayton 0 . are In the city visiting Mrs W.
R. Kelly The Misses Underwood were real-
dents of Lincoln and are very well known in
Omaha.
Rev P. A McGovern. rector ot St Phllo-
mena's cathedral , left Sunday for Den
ver to officiate at the nuptial ceremony ot
an old friend , which occurs in that city tomorrow
morrowmornlnc
Charles F. FUhback , an attorney , and
James G. RanMn , a prominent miner of
Rawllns Wyo , are registered at the Mll
lard. Mr Rankln Is Interested in the Grand
Encampment country , which he thinks Is
one ot the most promising sections In the
west.
At the Mlllard Thomas E Rogers , New
York , C L Llnley , Chicago , J M Regan ,
Chicago II D Seavey , Kansas City , George
Bauer , Llnc-rn , E E Hlnkle. J.V
Sutherland , Chicago , S V > ' Llnsheimer , Los
Angeles , JED McMecham , Chicago ,
George A Swales , Buffalo
Major William Menaghan , who was sta
tioned in Omaha for nearly a jear as an ad
ditional pa > master In the army , has had the
order tor his ditcharge revoked , and he la
again in the service. After the order waa
Issued the major returned to his home at
Cleveland , O It It believed bis next as
signment will be at Portland , Ore.
At the Her Grand T B Buckurt Kan-
as City , J W Argebrlght and wife New-
York , George G Williams , Chicago , Charles
I H Beckett , Plttsburg , E E Tomllnaon
I Kansas City , G C Jones J. E Stewart ,
i Chicago , N S Harwccd. James Manahan ,
Lincoln , R D. Campb lr , E Farmer and
I wife. Charles T Hoagg , Chicago F O
1 Hllller. Sheridan , Wyo , J G Mitchell
' Kansas City. D J Sinclair , St Louis. A O
Swift. Chicago , James Frawley , Deadwood
J N. McNutl , Kansas City. C C Mo-
NIsh Fremont , E E. Brown , Lincoln. L
' McMabon. E G Maul , Chicago K T Lam-
1 berton. Boston , B B Campbell. Kansas
I City , A W Brown New York C G Baker
Beatrice E C Blckford , Nebraska City ,
Charles M C nway , Sioux City , Arthur
Ben , St Louis.
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