Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 15)00.
Telephone 618 and fiDL
Dee, April 27, 1000.
Ready-to-wear
llotifriAfitc forSaturday
Selling.
Such as now eton suits In black,
now separate dress skirts to wear with
waists, now potticoats, now black silk
waists, now white shirt waists and new house wrappers not
an old one among them sometimes people will ask its what
do you do with your old goods wo never have any wo sell
them when they are now.
Wo hv a very handsome line of e'.on suits roado In black cheviots nt ,2.0, ii2, $25.
Pretty drew skirts,' handsomely wiade from $10.00 to $30.00.
Ulack Taffeta Waist, at $5.00, $7.00, $8.75 and $10.00.
White, waists, nowhere will you find BUch a beautiful assortment of pretty waists
an hero from $1.00 to $8.00. .
Wrappers ladles who war largp s.lies wilt find a good assortment to select from.
Wo Clone Our Store SattirJnys nt 0 P. M.
AQBTtTfl FOH FOSTER If ID OLOVES A,D McCALL'S PATTERN'S.
Thompson, Beldeh &Xo.
; THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE DRV GOODS HOUSE IN OMAHA.
T. K. O. A. BUILDING, COn, 10TII AND DOUGLAS 8T3.
bAve to bo shjppcd from the United State
to Canada to supply a part of the Imme
diate demand."
ENGLAND 10 HELP CANADA
Sentiment In
Fire
London In to
Sufferer In
Ottntvn.
A 111 the
LONDON', April 27. Tho newspapers nro
unanimous In cxpreselnK tho opinion that
It Is tho duty of Orcat Ilrltaln to promptly
and substantially assist In repairing tho
lessen Incurred by tho Ottawa flro.
The. St. Jamcfl Oazetto voices tho general
view, saying: "At any time such a ijlsnstor
to Canada would have nppenlod Irresistibly
to the sympathies of Englishmen and the
present conditions strengthen the obligation.
We havo plenty on our hands with the South
African war and thn India famine, but wo
shall not bo backward In doing alt wo can
for our Canadian brothel's till the bottom
dollar lo reached."
ITS FIHST ATHLETIC EVENT
THEY COULDN'T DO IT TWICE
Omiht Tim Forced to Bit the BltUr it
Dn Moines,
SCULLY'S WILDNESS LOSES THE GAME
by Rrooklyn today The local club lost nn
opportunity In the eighth Inning, wheri, with
three, men on bases, and nono out, It fallod
to score. In the ninth Inning Orlh was hit
Kafly four times nnd gave threo bases on
balls, nettlnc Brooklyn four runs. Score;
BROOKLYN I PHILADELPHIA.
R.II.O.A.K. ltltOA.H
A ft'
Ills
Innlilllty In Loon I e
(lives Ilea .Moines n
Lend nml the
(nine.
tlie rinte
nil
Rlieolcmd, If ! 3
Kef ler, M . . .? 2
Jeiifilngs. lh.O 3
Kelly, Jb... .2 J
Jones, cf o :
Dahlen. ...0 1
Demont. 5b.. I 1
McOulre. c.,.1 1
M'Olnnlty, p.l l
Fore I mi liiMiirniKM' Men Loner.
NEW YORK, April 27. American Insur
ance companloH will, It Is bcdlovcd, suffer
little loss from the Ottawa flro. Tho Aetna
of Hartford, Phenlx of Brooklyn, Phoenix
of Hartford, Connecticut Fire, Queen of
America and tho Insurance Company of
Northorn America do' business In Canada,
but of these one or two aro snld to confine
their operations to Montreal risks exclu
sively Foreign companies will have to pay most
of thn clalma, but as tho' business Is con
trolled by their Canadian branches, llttlo
Is known at tho New York ofllces about
the actual risk In the Hull territory. Com
ing at the tlmo when the less records In
the United States show a disastrous fire
waste, tho Ottawa flro will, It Is believed,
havo a. depressing effect upon underwriting
Interests.
Young .Men's Chrlatlnn Assnclntlon
Will Open Amen Avenue I'nrk
vtith n (IiioiI Prov rum.
The Young Men's Christian arnoclatlon will
formally open the Ames Avenue Athletic
Dark this afternoon with n. ecrlee of
track ovents and a base ball gaino with tho
Omaha High school. Tho association man
agement has expended considerable pains In
tho preparation of a diamond nnd bicycle
track and expects to mako the field ono of
tli (i most popular athletic rcuorts In the
city. The entries closed Thursday and a
largo number of contestants qualified for the
different events. Tho program will bo as
follouu : 100-yard dash, 220-yard dash, polo
vault, hammer throw, relay race, one-mlla
run nnd high Jump. Silver cups will bo
awanlcd to tho winners In each event,
Uolow aro tho entries for each event;
One Hundred Yard Dash-K. V. Painter
Harry F. Reed, H. Ilevlns. Thomas Moore,
Harry Welsh. Albert Falrhrathcr.
Running High Jump William McKlroy.
11. Uevlns, Thomas Moore, Hurry Welsh,
J. A. Fchr, Henry Kinney.
Twelve-round Hammer H. Welsh, W.
II. Roberts, Harry Kinney.
Two Ilnndred-Yurd Dash Chnn Parker,
Harry R Reed, II. IJevlns, Henry Packnrd,
Hurry Velnh, Guy Hardy.
Polo Vault-William McKlroy, K. V.
Painter, Harry Packard, Roy Knode, Miller
Kuhn, Henry Flnnny, H. K. Eldson,
Ono Mlb Run-Wllllam Parker, Karl
Marsh, E. V. Painter, Marlum Arnold,
Herman Iehmer, Lyman Klsher. William
Puoknrd, Hubert Revlns, Harry Welsh, J.
A. Fehr, James Skinner.
('Iitrnuo, Hi St. Louis, n.
Sew Viirk, M Ronton, I.
llrooklyii, III I'lillnitf Iphln, 'I.
('Iiiclmintl. DM I'lttsliurK, n.
Knnniin City, Si .Minneapolis, 7.
MllrrnnUrc, III Chlrnmi, 'i.
Clc,v elnitil, M liullminpollfl, O.
Detroit, 12 IliilTnlo, I.
DBS MOINKS, April 27. (Special Tele
gram.) Des Moines turned tho tables on
Omaha today and won by n score of 7 to 2
In a very clean game. Scully was a bit
wild In the first two innings, nnd In thsso
Innings gave five men bases on balls. Four
of thejo, with two singles and fi two-bagger,
guvo Pes Moines five scores In tho second,
McVlckcr put tho ball over tho fence twice
again today and drove In one of Omaha's
scorra, Flvo of Des MolnoV hits wero made
In the second and sixth Innings and In the
remainder of tho gamo Scully was Invincible.
Tho scoro:
DES MOINES.
AR. It. H. PO. A. E.
Qulgly. cf 5 2 0 2 1 0
Hall, kh 5
4i. Philadelphia,
Jennings,
nines. 2b.
Parker. If
Hrnln, 3b
Selsler, rf
Twlnehnm, lb,.
Snooks, c
'Callahan, p....
! Welmer. p
urcnnitn, p
Totals
...5
5
5
2
3
2
1
0
11
E
0
0
1
10 7
OMAHA.
AR. R.
Finer, If 4 1
Toman, ss 4 0
McVlckcr, cf 4 0
Rebsnmcn. lb 4 0
Wilson, rf I 0
O'Conncll. 2b 4 0
Lnuzon, i I 1
Hoy, 3b 4 0
Scully, p 3 0
7 27 17
II.
0
O
2
1
0
0
3-
1
0
PO. A.
0
0
1
13
3
3
1
0
1
Rrooklvn ... 't n n 1 O 2 1 A 49
Philadelphia 1 00300000-4
Lamed runs! Rrooklvn.
Two-haSo hllx! Shrerknrd.
Kelly (2). McOulre. tlelehnnfv. Three-base
hits: Jones. Delehanty. Home run: La-
Ale. Stolen bases: Kecler. Jennings, I)ah-
en. Cross. Sarrltlrfe hlr: Slatrle. Double
plays: Dnlllen to McOulre to Demont,
Demont to .lennlnrn Dnhlen to Demont to
Jennings, Douglass to Myers. First base
on balls: 'Off Mcoinnlty. 3f off Drth, 3. Ift
on bases: Brooklyn, 0; Philadelphia, ft. Hit
.by nltcher: Fllrk. Htrnrk out: Bv Me.
Glnnity, 1. Tlmo of game: 1:30. Umpire:
Emslle. Attendance 4,400.
Cincinnati After n Record.
PITTSUURO. Atirfl 27. Cincinnati was
not satisfied with an ordinary "defeat of
Pittsburg, hut tiled to break all league
records. Tho home team 'has seldom If over
piayon poorer ball. Attendance, 3,wo. score:
riTTHnuno.
II It.ll.A.K.
H!umont, cf..l 1 4. A l
Clark, If. ...2 1 3 ft
Mccreary, rf.t 0 3 0
vt, 1H-3U.0 2 10
Leach. 3b. ...6 ft i 1
Dillon, lb, ...I 0. 0 0
Rltchey, 2h.,.0 1 3 1
my, m 0 osJ
Zlmmer, c....O 0 i t
Lnttlmer. O...0 I n 0
Tnnnfhlll, p..O 0 01
woods, p. ,,..() 0 0 0
Flaherty, p,.0 0 0 I.
Totals 35
Des Moines 0 S
Omaha 1 0
Bases nn balls
han, 1; by Scull
2 6 21 IS
0 0 0 2 0 0
0 0 0 0 1 0
By Brennan, 3! by Cnlla
7. Two-nnso mis: rar
1
-7
0-2
GARDNER GETS THE DECISION
(invernment Vote Itellct
OTTAWA, Ont., April 27. Tho govern
ment at a cablnot meeting today decided to
glvo S100.000 to rellovo tho sufferero of the
Ottawa and Hull (Ire. Ten thousand dollars
will be given for Immediate use. Tho city
council him decided to glvo $10,000.
.Sympathy from Detroit.
DETROIT, Mich., April 27. Mayor May
bury today telegraphed tho mayor of Ottawa,
Ont., extending sympathy and asking
whether tho peoplo of Detroit can be of any
assistance in aiding tho homeless and
destitute.
Miihttc rlntlmi Mtnrteil In ('hlrnno.
CHICAGO, April 27. Mayor Harrison to
day opened subscriptions for tho Ottawa
(Ont.) flro sufferers. The list was headed
by Mrs. Cyrus McCormlck and grow rapidly
during tho day.
Relief lrom .Montreal.
MONTREAL, April 27. The Bank of
Montreal has telephoned $10,000 to the
Ottawa flro sufferers.
Joe Ilcrniitcln Disqualified for I'onl
ItiK Him In tlie Sixteenth
Hound.
v.
ker. Brain. McVlckcr (2). Hoy. Struck out
By Brennan, 2; by Callahan, 1: by Scully, 3.
Attendance: 600. Umpire: Mcsmer.
OAMI'.S OK Till: NATIONAL I,HAGl!l.
Bnrrett Improvement Liiiv Decision.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 27. Tho suprome
court of Indiana today n 111 r nml tho con
itltutlonallty of the Barrett Improvement
law under which Improvements are paid for
by tho front foot assessment. There was
ono dissenting oplnlpn.
Tho .law 'also gives property holders ten
years In 'which to pomplote Installment pay
ments on street Improvements.
A largo amount of bonds havo already been
disposed of under'tho law. Tho casq enmo
before the supreme court oh 11 11 appeal from
8hqIbyvlllcJ. Th'oro'has been great Interest
centered in 'the 'deplslon, which settles a
long-pfndln'6 controversy.
NEW YORK. April 27.-Oacnr Gardner,
tho "Omnha Kid," gained the decision over
Jon Bernstein of this city on n foul nt tho
end of tho sixteenth round of what was to
havo been a twenty-flve-round tight nt 124
nounds at the Broadway Athletic club to-nlht.
Gardner opened the light, using a. hard
left Jab. followed by right hooks to tho
body, and wnro his opponent down with
body blows. Tlmo and time again Gardner
feinted 111 a onnonent to nwkwurd corners.
but Bernstein took his punishment gamely
and tho bell found his ready nnd willing'.
Once in th e'hth. Gardner found. tho floor 1
with his opponent on top. They struggled
nut nnd sovernl short exchanges occurred.
In tho ninth Bernstein had a shade the
better of the light. In tho tenth the west
ern boy kept his honors well in hand. In
thn eleventh Bernstein rushed and landed
his right threo times on thn wind, but
Gardner countered 'heavily, and the round
ended In a rally of which Bernstein had the
hotter end.
They engaged In sparring tactics In tho
Twelfth round and both fell from a clinch,
Bernstein being the under dog. Whito ep
urnted them quickly and got them to their
feet within ten seconds. When they met
again Gardner sailed in with right and left
to Jnw. Bernstein fulled to counter. Bern
stein showed good lighting from a technical
standpoint, but up to the end of tho Thir
teenth round It was anybody's fight.
The. fourteenth was particularly fierce,
both doing serious damage to the face, und
body. Bernstein drew blood from Gardner's
cheek nnd was on the floor twice from
ro;Md work,
Tho pace continued during tho fifteenth.
Most of tho fighting occurred during
clinches with ono hand free. The referee
lind to caution Bernstein for holding dur
ing the mlxups. Bernstein hod all tho bet
ter of the sixteenth round, but was dis
qualified for fouling as tho bell rang. He
undoubtedly transgressed, as he held and
hit after being cautioned several times by
tho referee.
Clilcnwo 'Win by it Small Majority In
the First (Jume nt Home.
CHICAGO. April 27. The onenlnK na
tlonal lentruo enmo In this city was won by
the home team by one run. The visitors hit
Taylor rather freely In nearly every lhnlni
while the locals found Jones a nuzzle unt
the last two. Cllngman's Melding, Crlgcr's
catching and throwing and Mccormick's
terrific nit to U10 centcrfleld fence were tho
teaturcs. Attendance, 3,zoo. score:
CHICAGO. I ST. LOUIS
It.H.OA.i: II.H.O.AE.
Ryan, If 1 1 1 0 crturk'tt. K...0 1 .1 0
r.hllds. 2b.... 0 -2 1 3 Heldrlck, cf..O 0
McCarthy, rf.O 1 0 0 ( Donovan, rf..O 1
Kverett, lb.. 1 3 H 1 Kclntor, 2b. ..3 1
Merits. cf....O 14 0 IMoOnnn, lb..O 2
M'C'm'k, 3b .112 2 OWnlliice, ss...l I
Cllntm'n, ss.l 1 3 7 0Cro. 3b 2 t
Oh nee, c.,.2 3 0 1 ( Critter, c 0 1
Taylor, p 0 2 2 2 0 Jones, p 0 1
Totals 11 17 18 3. Totals 5 3
Chiinto was out, hit by batted ball.
Chicago 1 0001013 -6
St. Louis 0 1 0 0 1 0 2 1 0-5
Horned runs: Chlcngo, 4; St. Louis,
Left nn bases: Chicnno. 7: St. Iouls.
Two-base hits: Taylor, McQann. Three
'bnse, lilts: Chance. Kelstcr. Home run
McCormlck. Stolen bajes: Ryan. Everett
Chance, Kelstcr. Double plays: Cllngman
10 Kvorou to nayior, nA'erctt. struck out:
By Jones, 1. Bases on balls: By, Jones, B.
Cnrrlok'M Pitching, Doyle's UnttliiK
NEW YORK, April 27,-Tho Now Yorks
outplayed the Bostons nt nil points today
ana scored nn easy victory. otewortn
features of the gumo were tho pitching ol
.lrricK mier ne renevcu oeymour in me
third Inning nnd the heavy and timely bat'
uuh 01 lu t score; .
NEW VOrtlC. I BOSTON.
Tt.H.O.A.E.I Il.H O.A.E.
IT. of (J. Track Team fMnrtii IJunt.
UNIVKRSITY OF CALIKORNIA, April
27. Tho track team of tho University of
California left for the east tonight, where
it will meet tho track teams of the largo
universities In. open competition.- The team
will go direct to .Princeton, whore It will do
Its training.
V'haltren, ef.l
Mercer, 3b... 0
Helbach. lf...l
Davis, ss 1
Doyl.-. lb 3
Hickman, rf.l
(lleason, 2b., 1
Orady, c n
Warner, c. ...0
fjeymour, p..O
Carrlck, p....o
0 2
1 0
1 3
4 11
A n
1 2
0 0
0 0
0 0 Hamilton, fcf.O 0 3 0
1 1 Tenney, lb...O 0 10 0
0 0 Collins, 3b.. ..0 0 2 1
3 OHUhl, rf 1 10 0
2 0 Freeman, lf..l 110
0 0 Lowe, 2b 1 1 1 4
4 1 Lon?, 8 1 10 4
0 0 Clarks, c 0 0 7 0
1 0 Willi, p 0 1 0 1
2 Onttlnger, p..0 0 0 0
3 0 Duffy 0 0 A 0
...0 0 0 0
O.Thoman, cf 1
OHUxle, rf ..0
0 De hanty, lb.l
0 tjilote, 2b, ...1
0 Kllek. rf I
1 Douglass, c .0
I M'Frland. cO
O.Myers, 3b,. ..0
0' 0 ITons, ss 0
--'IOfth. t 0
I Totals 4 11 27 13
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE
Different Conditions Mike Money Unutuallj
Low for Th'g Time of Yeir.
.
REACTION COMES WHERE LEAST fXPECTED
CINCINNATI.
n.lt.O A.K.
llarrett, r(...I 2 3 0 0
Mcllrkle. cf..O 0 t 0 0
Crawford, cf.l 2 10 0
Rmlth If 1 3 2 0 0
Ileckley, lb, .3 4 It 0 1
Bfnfeldl.. !b.,3 16 3 0
Irwin, s 4 4 3 8 4
Wood. 3b 2 3 0 0 0
OTelts, C ,1 0 0 3 0
0 Newton, P....0 0 0 3 0
0, Scott, p 1 10 4 0
0
0 Total 19 22 37 19 I
l
Totals 3 6.n'- 8 71
Pittsburg 1 0200001 15
Cincinnati ;.r.4 4 O 0 7 0 0 1 3-19
Karncd rtina rlnnliinntl. (t. Tivn.1i.isn
hits: Beckley (jy. Wood, I'elti. Crnwford,
Threq-baso hit: Scott. Stolen base: Clarke.
UOUb O nlnvs! Klv (itnnBn aterll. Irivln n
Btelnfoldt to Beckley. Klrst.haee 011 balls:
Off Tnnnehlll, 3j off Woods, 1: off Flaherty,
J! off Newton, 6; off Scott, 1. Hit by pitched
iimi; amuii. sirucK out: uy innncnni. 1:
by Woods, 1; by Scott, 1. rassed balls:
Pcltz (2). Time hf enme! 2:i. Umnlre-
Swart wood.
Standing of the Tenms.
riayed. Won. Irfist. P.C.
625
Philadelphia H 6
Cincinnati s. 6
HI. LOUIS 7 4
Brooklyn 7 4
New York fi n
Chlcngo 7 3
l'lttsburg s 3
Boston 7 2
CIS
.571
.671
.5(10
.429
.S75
.286
Price In I'roclnoe Mnrkrt Heninln
Alton! Stntlounry, Altlumli Wlirnt
Ylelils n I'riu'tlon anil Corn
tlnlna n Cent (or tlie Week.
NEW YORK April 27. R. O. Dun & Co.'a
Weekly Revlow of Trade tomorrow will say:
Gold begins to go abroad and nrlccs of
Iron products break sharply In the same
week. Kour months of the new year have
passed and business does not so cxpaml
as to need tho large Increase of circula
tion which tho new monetary bill has per
mitted, nor enough to sustnln nil the ex
traordinary advance In prices last year.
Tho abundance of gold nnd of currency
nnd tho large disbursements by the treas
ury In exchnnzo of bond have rendered
rates for money unusually low for the sea
son here, while rare Industrial nnd specu
lative activity in Europe with tho wnr In
South Africa have tended to make money
dearer abroad. So now gold from Alaskans
and the supply from tho Transvaal and
America builds ui In credit abroad a
breastwork against prostrntlon In future
here as in tho past, caused by troubles in
Europe.
Tho reaction In prices came where It was
expected lenst, In the Industrials is moro
fully oreanlxed than any other to check
competition nnd In the branch which
through contructs covering rod making and
other machinery nnd through patents
seemed more fully controlled than
any other. Reduction of J20 per
ton In wire nails, barbed wire
and iralvanlzed fence nnd $1S In
smooth wire showed that no control can
afford to hold prices so high as to check
products nnv declined 6.bo per cent, "';;""."".",,
!nnn Kebrnnrv 7 10.3 tier emit. As the wlro Portland, Me
and nnll prices have been relatively the , "Rus,la.
highest, others In tho Iron nnd steel In- . Lowell .
dustry can bo expected to fall In like mens- laeoma
tire. But pig Iron Is wenker. No. 1 local ! Spokane
coke nt Chicago 123.00 and southern pig is
also lower.
Platen and bars enn bo obtnlned for 1.8
cents In good contracts, both nt the cast
nnd at Pittsburg; tho proposed advance In
sheets to 3.6 hns not been attempted and
cut nail mills, which have gained much by
selling nt 7 cents per Keg nciow wire nans
the acknowledged
King of Bottled
Beers, possesses
every element that
makes a perfect and delicious brew.
Nearly three quarters of a billion
bottles of this famous brand have
been consumed-a world's record.
The product of
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Ass'n
St. Louis, U.
S. A.
Famous Hie world over for Its tonic qualities,
recommended by physicians everywhere, is
prepared by this association.
Orders addressed to Geo. Krug, manager Omaha branch, will bo promptly executed.
"WHERE DIRT GATHERS, WASTE RULES."
GREAT SAVING RESULTS FROM THE USE OF
SAPOLIO
Wilmington, Del
Go..
Now Bedford
Knoxvlllc, Tend
Topekn
Birmingham
Wichita
lllnghntnton
Ivoxlnston. Kv
Jacksonville, Flu....
spuing 111 1 cenis per ck iit-iuw wu mum, -.
will now lower prices also. Tho stoppage Kalamazoo
GAMES OF THE AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Knnsnn City Wins In the OiienliiK Con
test nt Minneapolis.
MINNEAPOLIS. Anrll 27. A bolldnv
crowd turned out nt the oponlr.rr same hero
toaay ami saw Btnii.i ana Nance nrcscnt
tho gamo to Kansus City after two men
had been retired In the ninth inning. 'With
two men on bases and two out Smith threw
the ball Into the bleachers, allowing Kan
sas City to tie tlio.score, and when Nanco
repented the error tho gamo wus over.
Score:
MINNEAPOLIS. I KANSAB CtTY.
n. it. O.A.E n.lt.O. A. E.
navls, cr 0
Ilurke, If 1
Nance, 3b,,.. 1
Werden, lb..l
.Smith, g 1
Ab't'chlo. 2b.2
"Wllmot, rf...l
Hher, c 0
Hastings, p.,0
3 0 OFktrtll. cf....l
ft 1 0 0,Thlel. ss 0
3 1 4 lO'Itrlen, If...!
Oil) 1 II Onniel. lb... .2
0 0 G 2Couthlln. 3b. 2
2 5 1 OSchaefer. !b.,0
1 0 0 ONiRle, rf....l
0 3" 1' 0 0ear 0
0 3 3 lOondlnp, O...0
Patten, n 0
Totals 7 $'28 16 4 Sullivan ...0
1 2
0 4
3 3
3 10
1 3
1 1
0 0
1 0
2 2
0 t
0 0
Two
scored.
I Totals S 13 27 13 4
men out when winning run was
Gear batted for Naalc In the ninth.
Sullivan batted for;Pntten In tho ninth.
Minneapolis .1 0 0 0 3 0 3 0 0 17
Kansas City 3 0000010 4-4
Earned runs: Minneapolis, 3; Kansas
City. 3. -'Cwo-bnso- hits: Nance, Ganzcl,
O'Brien. Threc-baso hits: Abbntlcchlo, Da
vis. Base otvtlMlls: .Off Patten, 6; olT Has
tings, 2. StMff out: By Puttcn, 3. Stolen
bases: AbrfJfilchto. (2), Wllmot, Smith,
Burke, O'Bplcn. . D6uble plays: Gondlng to
CoughllnirhleJ to'Ganzel. Time of game:
8:00. Umpire: McDbhnld. Attendance, 4,000.
Mllvrnnkre Wins at Home,
MIIVWAUKEE, April 27,-Tho opening
gamo of tho American llenguo on tho homo
grounds between Chicago nnd Milwaukee
was won uy tho latter team. There were no
special feutures. Score:
MILWAUKEK. CHICAGO.
n. II. O.A.E. I n.H.O.A.E.
Waldron. rf..O 1 3 1 0 Hoy, cf 0 0 3 0 0
dairy, cf 0 13 0 OM'F'land, rf.O 110 0
5 z I-nJty. lb 0 0 12 1 1
0 Ollartmnn, 3b. 1 10 3 0
0 OSIiucart, sa...O 0 16 2
1 OTaiklSn, 2b.. .1 10 3 0
0 0 Dowel, If 0 10 0 0
4 1 SiiKd'n, c.,.,0 13 10
1 01'attcraon, p.O 0 1 2 0
Conroy, ta.,,0 0
Anderson. lf.O 0 2
0 j Clark, lb 2 1 11
runs, jo...... i i
Yeatrer, c.,.1 1 4
Ilurke. 3b.... 1 0 1
Wheeler, p...O 1 0
Itarrv
ioiaia s 13 si is J,
I Totals 4 S 21 11 1
Duffy batted for Willis In seventh.
Barry batted for Plttlngcr In ninth.
New York 1 0 0 2 1 .1 0 1 -S
Boston ......0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 01
Earned runs: New York. 4: Boston, 3.
First bnso on errors: New York, l; Boston,
1. Left on bases: Now York, Is Boston, 4.
Base on balls: By Seymour, i: by Carrlck,
2; iby Willis. 6. Struck out: Uy Carrlck, 1;
by Willis, 3. Two-base hits: Doylo (3),
Btnhl. Sacrifice hits: Hickman, Carrlck,
Clarke. Double piny: Doyle to Davis.
Stolen bases: Mercer, Selbaoh, Doylo, Hick
man, Gleason, Hit by pitched ball: By
Carrlck, 1; by Willis, 1. Umpire: Connolly.
Tlmo of game: 2:00. Attendance: 2.000.
Orth' Loses Ills Own Game.
PHILADELPHIA. April 27.-Orth wns
mainly responsible for Philadelphia's defeat
An Honest
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1 There is an "honest tired feeling," caused
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But veiy different is "that tired feeling," from
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It begins in the right place in the blood,
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Totals 2 B 21 IS 3
t? 0 0 0 3 0 0 -6
Totals S 7 27 13 3
Milwaukee 0
Chicago 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 O 0'i
Earned runs: Milwaukee. 2: Chlcaco. 1
Two-bnso hits: Fultz (2). Waldron. Dowd
Threo-baso hits: Yeagcr, Hartman (2). Bbho
on Balls: ore Patterson, 2. struck out: By
Patterson, 2; by Wheeler, 1. Doublo plays:
Fultz to Conroy to Clark; Paddcn to Shu
gart to Lally (2). Umpire: Hherldan. Tlmo
01 game: Attendance, 4,vuu.
i;ieveinnl wins A km 111.
CLEVELAND. Anrll 27.-Cleveland took
another gamo from Indlanupolls toduy.
Both pitchers wero hit hard, Damman
being punished most severely. The feature
of tho game was tho batting of Plckorlng,
D....
CLEVELAND.
P..H.O.A.E.
Plckerlns. lt.3 4 2
Weaver, rf...l S 3
IluelOw, 2b., .2 2 2
Ocntns, cf....l 2 2
Laohanc, lh.O 1 6
lVrbauer, 2b. .0 2 2
DlgKlns, C....0 O 6
VIoi, n 1 2 1
HOITer. p 1 1 3
nlng part time Is Increasing. Manufacturers
realize that this is n result of prices nsked
and of slow retail 'distribution nnd larao
stocks remaining on hand, but claim thht
lower prices cannot bo made without loss.
Business In sole leather Is reported fair nnd
prices do not yield, but upper leather la
The produce market Is Inactive though
wheat yielded a fraction nnd corn irnined
1 'cent for the woek. Exports of both con?
tlnuo larger than a yenr ago, Atlantic ex
ports of wheat In four weeks, Hour In
cluded, having been 8.093.M7 bushels last
year, and Pacific exports' 2,725,196, nralnst
1,373,M2 lost year.
Corn exports In tho same weeks have
been I2.4S2,67 bushels, ngnlnst 10.003,525 Inst
vtnr. Knorts of merchandise from New
York in three weeks have been 37.9 per cent
larger than last year. nno. wun ine am 01
tho heavy cotton movement tho aggregate
nt thn month nrnmlses to considerably ex
ceed JICO.000,000. whllo Imports hero nro 13.G
per cent larger man last. year, dui win win
t,lnn. nvnnrta hv more than 3.10.000.000.
Failures for the week have been 201 In
tho United States, against 154 Inst year,
and 23 In Cannda, against 23 last year.
WEEKIiY CtiBAHING HOUSE TOTALS.
AKKrearnte of llualncsn Transacted ly
the Associated Ilnnkn.
NEW YOItK. Aprlt 27. Tho following
table, compiled by Bradstreet, shows tho
bank clearings at all principal cities tor ino
week ended April 26, with the percentage
of lncreaso and decrease, ns compared with
the corresponding week laat year:
Helena
Evansvlllo
Macon ,
Llttlo Bock
Springfield, 111...,
Youngstown
Saginaw
Totals. V. S...
Totals otitstde N.
of a doien wire nnd nail mills besides roa Aron
mills at Jollet and nnother of tho National i "MA'i i6?h " '
Steel company Indicates some chahge .In i; . 2 X
tho nctual domnnd. In the minor metals e'"n,;"! , i 'A
tho only change hns been In tin. which de- BprlnRtlcld, O.
dined rather shnrply to J2S.7& In sympathy ,"N. p...
...i,k i i flK.t.Mnnd I dIoux rails. .
Mill, lunui IMIIUUH huuiiuiuiipi I il f n a 1 1 n rro 2 n
Tne tendency toward lower prices is . urj"'7r' i;??
strengthened by tho Idea that ovcr-produc- I h.mnr,iVt
lion mnv annoar n oiner nr.incnes. in cui- i i-"-"
ton goods, ufter the rise of nbout 30 per
cent following tho advance In cotton. It Is
nsked whether tho surprising Increase in
southern output has not cut off pnrt of
the demand which eastern mills unit insuf
ficient. In staplo goods no change Is seen,
hut In other lines nnd fnncy goods Irreeu
larltv Is Increasing nnd itreutcr concessions
are made for future delivery.
Cotton futures fell nnd recovered wun
good prospects for the next crop, northorn
mills having taken already what they will
renulro until September, but Ellison's es
timate is thought likely to stiffen tho for
eign demnnd. Nor has wool changed In
quotations, though some sales of fair
amount nre reported at such prices nt 31
cents for Ohio XX and 65 cents for cloth
ing territory cleaned, but manufacturers
nre not disposed to do anything nnd re
west ask prices which dealers have no rea
son for paying. Tho demnnd for woolen
goods Is small and disappointing nnd ex
cept in staples, which nre steady because
well sold up, prices arc not encournglng.
Shipments of boots nnd shoes from the
east In four weeks havo been 306,323 cases,
against 339,493 last yenr. 301,061 In ISO? nnd
less In nnv other year. Now business bears
no proportion to tho present output nnd the
number or worKB wntcn nre ciobcu ui run
S77.1I2I
DWllSI
tSCGTl
595,197
911,617'
911,7311
3W,S7S
821,202,
B37.IW1
Mt'.fiOll
f.uj,S,"0
412,ICO
413,1331
291.126
395, SSI I
.H'S.CfKH
.W.G9RI
310.HSSI
256,3001
2SS.CI5I
250.M2I
159,169
164.3S1I
92,9111
C92.239
431,171'
890.8611
4O6,O0O
441.7641
46S.515
2S7.0CI
339,021
2.01.
12.7'
' 29.01.
33.nl
3s. I
11.4
"ful
Z.
"V.g'i".
16.7
C3.gi.
'ii'.fii!
l.&l.
19.1
'i6.3'.
25.21
'is.'f ,
21 6
8.5
6.3
26.2
11.31
21.3
7.2
31.6
Y..
IJ1.732.1I6.IOS
l r.i7 on 7
50.01
J 1S.0
5.3!
4.5
DOMINION
Montreal
Toronto
Winnipeg
itaiirax ,
Hamilton
Vancouver
St. John, N. B ,
Victoria
OF
Totnls '$ 29.02l.6S9:
CANADA.
17.769.S74
9,369,903
1.660,776
1,311,213
706,19:
1.0(M.969I
645,550
458,2091
B.SI.
4.3
3.3
2.2i
33.!
11.91
6.7
29.9
PE.NSIOXS FOIl AVESTEHX VKTEIIAXS.
CITIES.
Amount.
DETROIT.
n.H.O.A.B.
rf l oooo
INDIANAPOLIS
n.lt.O A.H.
H'frrlever, rf.l 2 5 0 0
llartzell, "lf..l 0 S 1 1
Madison." ..! 110 0
Seybold,. rf...l 2 0 0 0
0 Kelly, lb 0 14 0 0
O.IIowera, c.,,0 1220
0Klynn, 2b 1 2 3 3 0
O.lllckoy, 3b.. ..1 2 2 3 1
OiD.miman, p.,0 0 0 1 0
'Hayden 0 0 0 0 0
Totals 8 18 179 3
1 Totals 6 11 21 10 2
Batted for Dammnn in ninth inning.
Cleveland 0 0 0 0 3 0 4 1 -8
Indianapolis o 0000023 j-
Earned runs: Cleveland, 4. Two-base hits;
Pickering, Oenlns, Lnchance, Seybold (2),
ITotrlever, Powers. Ieft on bases: Cleve
land, ft; Indiuhnpolls, 9. First base on balls;
orr norrer. : orr unmmnn, z. utrucK out:
By Hoffer, l; Dntnmnn, 2. Stolen bases:
Pickering. Weaver, Illckey, Flynn, llart
zell. Sacrifice hits: "VVenver. Bowers. Wild
pitch: Hoffer. Doublo play: aenlns to Hof
fer. First bnso on errors: Cleveland, 1:
Indianapolis. 2. Umpire: Cantlllon. Time
of gume: 1:55. Attendance, 500.
Detroit Smother Buffalo.
BUFFALO. N. Y April 27.-The Detrolts
completely outclassed Buffalo at the. bnt
today and won the. game by a scoro or
12 to 4. Cronln held the Buffalo men well
lti hand, whllo Mtlllgnn was hit hard and
often. Baker wns substituted, but tho
change mattered little, score:
BUFFALO. I
n.H.O.A.E
Knoll. If 0 0 1 0 0 Hay.
Flood, lb.... 3 1) 2 3 Z llarley, cf....2 2 4 0 0
Khearon, rf..O 1 1 0 0 uiwmifl. ss.l 1 s 5 1
tXUnan. cf..t 3 0 0 0 Kulllvan, 3b,. 3 4 0 4 0
Carey, lb....l 3 is 1 1 maw, c 0 0010
Hallman, ..0 0 2 7 0 M'Al'ster, Sb.l 2 2 10
Andrews, 5b.. 0 0 3 3 Olllyan, lb 1 3 II 2 1
Kpeer, c 0 0 3 3 OHtftlllngi. lf..l 2 0 0 1
Mllllsan. p...0 10 2 l flray. 3b 1 10 2 0
Baker, p 0 0 0 0 0 Cronln, p 1 10 6 0
Totals 7 27 18 41 Totals.-,.. .13 16 27 tl 3
Buffalo 1 0030010O-4
Detroit 0 1 0 1 2 6 0 2 0-12
Earned runs: Detroit, 3. Two-base, hits:
Oettman, Mllllgan, Shenron, Tlynn, Cronln,
Sullivan, Three-baso hits: Hnrley, Sullivan.
Stolen bases: Flood. Oettman (2), Elberreld,
McAllister (2). Doublo play: Ilyan to Elbcr
feld. First base on balls: Off Baker, 2: off
Cronln, 4. Hit by pitched ball: By Buker, 1;
by Cronln, 1. Struck out: By Mllllgan, 3:
by Cronln, 1. Time of game: 2:05. Umpire:
f rank Dwyer. Attendance. 800.
HtiindlnK of the Tennis.
Played. Won. I.ost. P.C.
Milwaukee, 6 4 i ,667
Kansas City 8 5 3 ,C2&
Indianapolis 7 3 ,671
Chicago 7 4 3 . 571
Cleveland 7 4 3 . 571
Buffalo 7 3 4 .429
Detroit ,7 3 4 .429
Minneapolis .9 2 7 Ail
Knot Loses at lovra City.
IOWA CITY, la.. April 27.-(Speclal Tele
gram.) In base ball hare today jhe Univer
sity of Iowa defeated Knox college, of
Oalesburg, 14 to 7. Iowa, won more on Juck
than superior playing. Numerous errors
were made by Iown's .Infield ond, Knox's out.
field. Fair 'batting was done on both sides.
Errors: Iowa. 10; Knox, IS, .Batteries:
Iowa, Loury, Yates; Knox, Shields, Porter,
New York
Boston
Chlcngo
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Baltlmoro
Kansas City
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Cleveland
New Orleans
(Minneapolis
IOUl9VlllO
Detroit
Houston
Providence
Milwaukee
Galveston
Indianapolis
OMAHA
Columbus, O
Buffalo
St. Joseph
St. Paul
Denver
tfavnnnuh
Hartford
Richmond
Memphis
Washington
Txs Angeles
Seattle
Rochester
Peoria
Nw Haven
Toledo
Worcester
Atlanta
Salt Lake City ..
Springfield1, Muss.
Fort Worth
Portland, Ore
Norfolk
Syracuse
Des Moines
Nashvillo
Scranton
Ornnd Itaplds
Dayton, o
Sioux City
tl.O84.Sl0.73O
I35,28X,'J1U
12O,30ri,ZX!
95.148.9371
39,975,378
31.701,816
25,883,995
15.831,443
16,514,298
14,450,850
9,670.185
8,726,156
8.689,188
7,991,355
7.4S9,Kfl
6.13S.070
6,099,000
5.C67.971
6,468.000
5.316,780
5.280.683
4,849,500
4,621,660
4.442,293
4.163,259
3.830.699
3.149,606
C,122,70(j:
3.147.739
3,027,915
2,719,6921
2,200.746
2,059.121
. 2,167,678
1,780,220
1.299.50
1.733.804
1,498,940
l,2o7,UZ3
1,838,2661
1,258,778
1,671,465
1,669,486
1.610.641
1,022.040
1,641,299
1,483.000
1,857,813
1,166,1M
1.130.093
l,33l,060
Inc. Dec.
12.0
11.3
12.6
9.9
8.8
24.6
20.4
11.2
10.4
7.7
42.4
4.5
19.1
9.2
32!6
6.5
7.0
76.1
6.3
21.3
90.9
3.2
6.3
105.4
23.5
48.9
29.7
31.2
27.0
4.7
7.6
63.0
6.7
9.0
10.9
10.6
16,3!
20.8
60.
9.4
10,2
9.2
11.6
V11r Snrvlvorn Itenieniliereil by llie
(ienernl Rnverninent.
WASHINGTON. April 27.-(Speclnl.l-Tho
following pensions havo been granted:
Issue of April 10, 1900:
Nehrnskn: OrlKlnal Icmiiel Carman
dead), Nebraska. City, $6: Alfred A. Bench,
enicKicy, . increase r.isey iripieit, rnu
llne. t6 to $8; Jacob Wooster, Hastings, 16
to IS: Sturlov C. Stevens. We.tcott. JS to
tiO; William Zlmm. Strang, to to $10; Joel
I). Royer, Elmwood, JO to SS; Ioonard J.
Drake. Loup, 6 to JS; Joseph Miller, Gro
ver, $6 to 18. Original Widows, Etc. Ilat
tlo R. Carman, .Nebraska City, S3; minor of
William II. Emmons, Bloomtield, $10; spe
cial accrued April 12, Mary Lornlno,
Osco, J8.
Issun of April 10. 1900:
Iowa: OrlRlnal William J. Chirk. West
Dubuque, IS; Jnmes It. Wnllnre, Vinton,
16; John B. Farls. Keota. 16. Additional
James Farley, Marengo, $6 to JS. Restora
tion and Increase Henry M. Day (dead),
Cedar Rapids, $22.50 to J30. lncreaso Har
rison Bird, Davenport, JS to J12; Harvey A.
Janes, Hansen, $8 to $10: Frank McMonl
gal, Colesburg, $6 to $8; Robert S. Fludlny,
Osceoln, $8 to $10. Reissue John M. Plug,
Keokuk. JS. Original Widows, Etc. -Ida
Inez Day, Cedar Rapids, $8; special ac
crued April 12. minors of Marshall J.
Hourk, Anita, $12; Eliza Allen Scott. Anita.
JS; Chnrlty J Hills. Storm Like. JS. War
with Spuln (original) nenjamlu B. Phelps,
Thornton, JS.
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BASE BALL TODAY
OMAHA VS. DES MOINES.
Saturday anil Hmiilu April -H iiml -'S.
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