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Telephones 613-691.
What a Difference
thero is in the methods of advertising rendy-to-wear
gann'nts for ladies we suppose stores
which use high-sounding reductions "on pa
.per'' find it pays, else they would not use it.
We use nothing but plain statements; never
theless wo guarantee that at all times la,dies
will lind in our cloak department newer goods
bettor styles lower prices and better fit
ting garments than sold by any other house.
We have Mill u few handsome black suits at $20.00, 122.00 anil $25.00.
Ileatttlftil line of line black taffeta waists at $.'..00, $6.00 nnd $7.00.
Pretty wash underskirts at $1 50 and $ 1.75.
Home wrappers In dainty new effects at $1.00, $1.25, $1.50. up to $I.GU.
White waists from 95c to $7 50.
We Close Our Store Saturdays at 0 P. M.
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Thompson, Beldeh 2. Co.
Tllf. ONLY EXCLUSIVE DRY GOODS HOUSE IN OMAHA.
T. M. C A. BUILU1NO, COR. 10TII AND UOUQLAS tT,
four Junks, laden with kerosene oil from
Hong Kong for Canton, whs attacked last
night by pirates In an armed Junk off Capo
Bulman, right miles from Hong Kong. After
looting tho Junks the plrutes made off in a
westerly direction with tho launch and Its
CIO IV.
EUROPEAN CONCERT IN CHINA
London I'nper Arttiicx (lint (till)- Kntt
I n ii it nnd It ti hh I n Cnn ('-
0)iitii(i' i:rrVctH ci) .
LONDON) June- 8.Tlie Spectator, com
menting on the CJblnosc situation, tays It
lonildcr lf,tho slttintlctl1 beromcn acute, tho
only eopsldcratlop to a European concert,
which will bo effective, only Jn theory, would
bo for England nnd llussla to act 'together
an a definite agreement.
The paper adds they nlonc possess "physical
powor near enough to the tceno to be of Im
mediate use. Bug I and could In this case
iiho Ha Indian troops.
Continuing, tho Spectator strongly op.
poscA any partition of China and thinks II
unsafe to assume that tho Chinese soldiers
u u... ....:, nu. ........
tannot fight. It adds: "Tho court of I'ekln
Is in action the moat Imbecile In tho world. I
but It may And a Wnllensteln. who will not
steal his Koldlein' powder, and then Europe
will have a new problem to nolvc."
Mollneuv (Jot More Time.
NEW YOItK. June S. Tho unuviil of
Ilolanil II. Molineux from his conviction of
tho crime of murder, which was to have j IJr. King's New Life Pills are a safe anl
been heard by tho court of appeals at' ,, " , ,,, , ,,, . . . ,
Saratoga this month, has been postponed j certain cure. Best In the world for storu
untll next October. Inch, liver, kidneys and bowels. Only 23c, at
Mtilrlnn Uli (Mllecr. I
I'lIH.ADHl.PHIA. Juno 8. The American
1'ederntlon of Musicians today elected tho
following oltlcers: President, Joe N. Weber
or Cincinnati; secretary, Owen .Miller of
St. Louis;, treasurer, Otto Ollendorff of '
St. l.ouls.
"Little Strokes
. Fell Great Oaks.
ft
7he giants of the forest must yield at
last tathe continual 'blows of the 'woods
man. Wlien the human blood has become
clogged and impure the little drops of
Hood's Sarsaparilla, properly taken, ivill
fell the oak of bad blood.
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Dee, June 8, 1900.
CLOSES DOWN COAL MINES
IVar t lift I Strike of DclinTitre X Mini,
on Mrn Mliy Spread to
Oilier .Mines.
SCRANTO.V, Pa.. June, 8. -The strike of
tho driver nnd car runners, which began '
In the Dolawnre- & Hudson company's Mar
vin tnlno on Tuesday, spread today to the
Leggett'tt Creek, the' Dickson and tho Von
Storch mines of tho same company, tho men
nnd boys of these mines similarly employed
as tho Marvin strikers' going out In sym
pathy. They refu to rcttirn to work until
there 19 a satisfactory adjustment Of the
wage differences on which tho Marvin men
struck. Their action has forced 'a -closing
down of the several mtnin of the compan)
hero and the threat Is mado tp carry tbo
fight to every mine of the Delaware & Hud
son In tho Lackawanna valley. Twenty-five
hundred workers are made idle thus far.
The strike la over a cut of 10 cents per day
In the drivers' wages und 11 cents In tho
pay of the runners, without notice. They
now demand an Incrensc of 10 cents per day
over tho old wages, drivers, $1.25; runner?,
$1.51. The fear Is also expressed that tho
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"n.na m,?"; 11,9 n!e" a,V bT
I Is only tho beginning of a similar cut all
through the district.
A Mounter llcvll Flnli
Destroying Its victim Is a type of con
stipation. Tho power of this malady is fe't
on organs, nerves, muscles and brain. Uut
Kuhn & Co.'s drug store.
I)n it In It Lutheran C'onf erenee.
I1I.AIU, Neb., Juno 8. I'lvo hundred dele
gates from all parts of tho United States
nrc hor,, attending the annual confarenco
or tno mnisa .National Laitneran Evangp -leal
association, which began today. Many
loaders of tho association are present and
J weighty subjects affecting tho church will
bo discussed. The conference, will continue
ten days.
Cniitalu Coitlilnii 111.
SIOATTLK, yhsli Juno S. Captain J.
U. Coghlun, who linn been commander of
tho Pucet Sound Naval station for over
a yenr. has been granted a six-months'
leavo of absence, on account of 111 health.
He has been In li hospital In Seattle for
over two weeks. He will be succeeded by
Captain Dyer of the Hoston navy yard.
Tniiiiunii)- Timers at Kitiisna City.
NHW YOniC, Juno S, Tho Tammany
leaders have decided not to send moro
Ihun 20 or 300 men to tho national con
vention nt Kansas City, about eight from
each district. It was ut llrst Intended to
nend a delegation of 000. The cut was made
on account of the heavy expense.
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Omaha, Neb.
Omaha, Xefe, 5
Parisian Dream City
ern(.
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OMAHA WINS FORLORN HOPE
Rouikt'i Crew Snatch Victor from Defeat
When Day Seimi Lost.
KINDLY FORTUNE MOVES THE ARM OF BAER
With Tivo Out In IJIit (nlli ImiiIiiu: (lie
Sturdy lliitsiiinn Slrll.es n lllnvr
iiiiiI Aided hy Tinker's llrror
Will a I Ik (in iiii.
Oinnlm. ," Pernor. 1,
Sioux City. I'-' I St. JtifM-lili, It.
Dps Molum, l!t I'tichlii, S,
Kunsnx City, III lliilliilu, III.
Clilenito, tit Cle vclnuil, (t.
.Mlnnrniiolls, III) Inillitiinpiilli, I.
IIMTiiukep, lit Detroit, it.
Ilnnlon, (1 ClilciiKii, r.,
All sins of oml'slon as well as those of
Commission U'hlell thn rlnmnR liitvn tfllnv-
ously Indulged In from tlmo to time were J
forgiven Joyfully by the farm when the Colts
yesterday won a gama from Oeorgo Tebeail's
Denver Terrors after It had seemed Irre
trievably lost. It took the Hourko family
eleven Innings to accomplish the desired end
and tho finish was full of fireworks. It
would have aroused enthusiasm In the most
phlegmatic Individual, and tho rejoicing of
tho faithful few who turned out to see the
second g.imo with the mountnlueers know
no bounds.
From tho very first the game was a luso
ball classic, such a one as would do credit
to tho tupuotchers In the National league.
It was by far the best exhibition of tho
reason and any lover of the great national
game who didn't see It certainly missel a
treat
Tho pitching of both Harry Dui-
icll and McNecley was of the very highest
order and tho Holding of both teams was
at all times of glltodgo order, barring tho
feyv crroro which crept In, During tho first
seven Innings tho locnls touched up tho
Denver twlrler for four hltii only and tho,
first ten Innings Uurrell pitched magnifi
cently, only six hits being m'ado off him.
Kach pitcher, though, had an off Inning.
McNeeley's came In the eighth, when
the champs proceeded to play high Jinks
with his projections. They made four hltB,
one of them a thrco-baggcr, two doublei
nnd a single, which netted them three runs
tytn the Dcnverltes" score. Neither sldb
scored again until the eleventh.
Tho visitors succeeded In adding another
tally to their collection nt this Juncture of
the game. It enmo about on McNeeley's
single, which was followed Immediately by
a three-bagger "Kid" Lewee picked out for
himself.
I. not Clinnco fur duuiins.
Tho chumps were then given their last
chance. There was a tensity such us Is
Infrequently found In n ball park. Tho
locals had been mono.1 down before In one,
two, three order and the excited fens won
dered If such a proceeding would he brought
about at this time. They sat with bated
brrath when "Kid" Wljson, Omaha's deb
nnalre catcher, flitted up to tho pan with
a "do or die" expression on bis faco that
enured McNeeley to quaver In his boots a
ho fearfully thought that a great game win
thon nnd thcri to be snatched from hi)
clutchoj. Old Dill picked out a lltllo tingle
and scooted down to first with great gusto.
Hci was tickled all over, tor Captain Jack
followed him and the captain was cocked
and primed for a slaughter of the Inno
cents. But Bill's glue died a-boruing when
O'Connell's Infield effort was utilized to cut
htm off at second. ".Mobile" Lauzon's
southern blood was boiling when he re
membered certain previous Instances when
ho had fll til to antcvat critical moments
and he calculated' that Manager Kourke's
wrath should nol again bo called down
upon htm, so ho shot out the willow at an
opportune moment and never ceased ' his
mad (light until he was stationed on the
second bag, with O'Connell n block ahead,
By this time McNeeley, tho great and
only, was a trlllo nervous and ho passed
Hoy to the Initial corner, his first gift In
the gamo. Tho bases wero then full nnd
the moment was a supremo one. Kvory
player was on an edge, whllo the spectator)
no longer restrained their excitement, but
broke forth In loud huzzas, for they had a
premonition that defeat was Impossible,
((oil Stnr Atti'iidH liner.
Omaha stock fell Just a notch or two,
however, when Burrell struck out. Mc
Necley was gottlng good again and ho drew
himself up to his full stature, detormlned
to give a good account of himself. Theio
were two outs when Baor approached tho
plate. In Rhcer desperation he lunged at
tho ball. It went rolling out between firet
and Recond and bounded up Into Tinker's
hands,
Thon something happened. It seemed to
be nothing short of providential Interfer
ence, for Tinker should easily have fired
tho ball over to first nnd cinched tho game.
That Is Just what ho didn't do. The ball
1 sought a rojtlng place between his mlU but
ho refused It admission, fumbled It and
O'Connell and Lauzon crossed tho plate, the
latter chalking up tho wlnnltig run. Score:
OMAHA.
AD. R
If. O. A. E.
2 110
0 7 11
12 0 0
0 0 t 0
2 12 0
1 4 r. 1
L' 11 1 0
2 0 2 1
11(0
u a 5 1
II. n. a. K.
0 ,t o o
1 II l o
0 2 0 0
1 It 0 1
0 7 10
1 o r u
2 a 6 n
0 2 2 1
110 0
0 Si 13 2
o a 0 0 2- 5
Haer. If
Toinun, ss
MeVlcker, of...
n
! Wilson, (.'....'..
O'Connell. 'Jb..
l.uuzon. lb
Hoy, .lb
iiurren,
Totals
it s
DRNVUH.
All, nt.
Miller. If
I 1
Mickey. lib
. I
. r.
. r,
. t
. r.
. 4
.3:)
l'reston. cf
Holland, 11)
McCiiiiMlnml, o.
McNeeley, p....
Lewee, ss
Tinker, 21
vizurii, rr
Totals
Omaha 0
Uenver 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1-4
Hnrneil runs: Omaha. .!: Denver. 1. Two-
basn hits; Wilson, O'Connell. I.nuzon, Le
wee. Three-base lilts: Movleker, I.ewce.
Hncrltlco lilts: Illckey, McCnusluml. Huses
on balls: Oft Uurrell, 2; off MoNeeley, 1.
lilt by pitched ball: Hy Uurrell, 1: by
McNeeley, 1. Struck out: Hy Hurrull, 3;
by McNeeley, S. Double play: I.eweo to
Holland, Time: 2:15. I'mplro: Muuck.
Iimun Milken Sew IIowIIuk ltiM'nril.
Dt'IIl'Ql'i:. In., Juno S. -Oeorgo Schrel
nor of this city established a new bowling
PILES CURED
WITHOUUHE KNIFE.
itchinc ni.iMi, lii.KKinxG on rno.
TiiUDi.Mj rims.
NO CURE, NO PAY.
voim uhiiooim'S'.
WHOM VOU K.OW TO 1113 ItELIAIlLE,
will tell you that ho Is authorized by tho
matiUluciiirerB oi i-uiu i-na uuuncui iu
fund the money to every purchaser where
It falls to euro any case of piles, no matter
of how long standing. This Is a now dis
covery which haB proven by actual tests
that It will euro Wt per cent of the cases.
Cures ordinary cbbcs In six days; tho worat
casea In fourteen days. One application
gives ease and rest, ltelleves Itching in
mnntly. Can be sent by mall. l'ltlCU 50c.
If your druggist should fall to have It In
stock send us 50c In pontage stamps and
wo will forward, the sama by mall. Your
druggist will tell you that we are reliable,
as wo ure well known by every druggist
In the United Btates. Manufactured hy the,
Paris Medicine Co., St Loulx. Mo. We ure
also manufacturer. of the well known Ilm
edlcs, Lnxstlvo Uromo. Quinine Tablets and
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic.
record toilnv by making ft score of 257 In
11 single game. Tin record of the stnto
whs formerly held bv James It) mi, who
mnde n score of 250 hist full, tn his game
Schrelner made nine strikes mid two
spares, llntshlng olio pin uhend of tho
reroril. :
nils moim:s sktj- im kiii.o hack.
firi'iit Uniting Hull) li.v tin I'rolillil
IIoiiIrIn lli I 'rut nrc of tlir (iiuno.
DUS MOINK8, In., June S.-(flpeclnl Tele
Krnm.l Des Moines (Willi downed the
would-bo liennnnt winners today, nnd by u
wonderful streak nt battlnR hammered out
a victory when the name seemed surely
lost. In the sixth lnnlni?, when Dei Moines
came to bat, tho score who S to a ncalnst
her. Klvo singles, two doubles, three bases
on bnlls and nn error netted nine runs. H
was tho most remarkable rally ever seen
on the Krounds here. Hefore that Des
Molncs trade but one hit and after It but
one. Andrews was tnkrn out of tho box
In the third InnlnR after tho bases were
rilled ami Johnson was brought In from
right to the box. Attendance, 700. Score:
DES MOINES.
, , , , AH. fl. II. O. A. R.
Thlel, 2I I 1 2 a 0 2
.nKie. cr a 2 o l
nines, If 4 111
Hraln. ,11 4 111
Wnrronden, rf a a 2 2
Hill, lb 2 2 t ,S
Hall, ss 4 111
0
o
1
2 o
,s o
I 0
7 0
0 11
Hcisier, c 10 17 0 0
Hoach, p ',. ,12oo 11 0
Totals 31 13 9 27 IS 4
I'UKULO.
AH. n. II. O. A. E.
Aiciinie. cr r 2 Ti
Ilulen, ss 4 1 1
Anderson. 2b 1 0 1
Pnrrott, lb S 0 2
1
11
1
Johnson, rf-p G o o l a
Dalrymple, if 4 2 0 2 0
Kelly, 3b i 2 a i a
Ornhnm, e a 1 1 a a
Anilrews, p-rf tool a
Totals 39 S 13 21 IS 2
Des Moines 0 0 2 I 0 fi 0 1 0 3
I'tlcuio 200 2 0 10008
Huses on balls: Dir Itnnrli. 2: nfT An.
drnws, 1: off Johnson, '!. Two-hase hits:
urain, wnrronden. TIUcl, rarrott, Kelly,
Double nlav: Moltalo to Parrot. Hit hv
pitched ball: Hy Andrews, 3. Struck out:
111' nnnnll ? l,v A,.,1.t,a 1 l,t lnhnum, 1
Time of gnme: 2:15. t'mplro: Tratlley.'
SIOUX
C1TV STUMS
run
tidi;.
Xlnp Sui-O'-nslvp Dcfciitn Crinvnril by n
(ilorloun Vl(ir'.
SIOL'X C1TV. Juno 8.-(Spe.dal Tciegrnin.)
After nlno hucccsfIvo defeats, the tide
of bad luck thut has been going against
the Indians turned today nnd they did
tip Hyrou McKlhhen's yellow legs to a
brown turn by a one-sided score of 12 to a.
Sioux City did n lot of effect I vo battlns
und the rutin piled up stendlly two bv two,
except 'n the third nnd seventh lunlnss.
when they were shut nut. I'nderwood'a
delivery wns rather weak nnd by ii combi
nation of bases pu balls mid lilts that they
gut lrom him the Indians wero enabled to
score rather easily. Wenlg, on tho other
hand, pitched a hard gnme. nllowing but
seven scattered hits. Hut one of the threo
men who got bases on bnlls from him suc
ceeded In scoring. While the gnmo was
one-sided In Its results, It was tilled with
Interesting situations, llallinuu hit out
an elegant home run over center field,
scoring olio run besides Ills own, after two
men hail gouo out. Hall's error In falling
to field out one of the runners for u third
out was responsible for both runs. On
both sides the base running wus brilliant
and more stolen bases wero scored than In
nny other xnmo that has been played herfi
this season. Scote:
SIOUX CITY.
AD. R. J I.
A.
0
5
0
1
0
0
Ilallumn. If...
Hrnshear. ss..
H'uuscn, cf....
Nlles, 3b
Glasscock, lb.
Cnnvp. rf
Jteitz. 21i
Cote, c
Wenlg, p
Totals
33 12 9
13
ST. JOSEPH.
AH. R. II. O. A. R.
Strang, 3b a 1 1
McKlbben. ef-21 4 0 (I
Sehrull, If a o 2
Hall, ss 4 0 1
Davis, lb U 0 0
Hrlstow. 2b-n a 2 1
0
ri
Kllng. o 3 0 2
Zeltz. rf .' 4 o o
Underwood, p 3 0 0
Mnupln, cf 1 0 0
Totals 31
21 15
Hrlstow substituted for Underwood In
seventh.
Sioux Cltv 2 2 0 2 2 1 0 3 -12
St. Joseph 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1-3
Karned runs: Sioux City. 4; St. Joseph, 1.
Home run: Mailman. Stolen bases: Hall
man (2), NIKs, Wenlg, Hellz, Camp, Strang
(2), Schrnll (2). Kllng. Double plays: Nlles
to Heltz to Glassrock; Reltz to Hrnshear
to Olasscock. Klrtt baso on bulW: llull
mnn (3), Nlles, Heltz, Cote. Strang, Schrnll,
Kllng. Hit by pitched ball: Olasscock,
Hrlstow. Struck out: Hy Wenlg. fi; by
Underwood. 2; 'jy Hrlstow, 1. Time: 1:13.
Umpire: Khrlght.
MtniMllilir of tlic Tenma.
Played. "Won. Lost. P C.
Omaha 2S is 10
Oil
Pueblo 28
Denver an
St. Joseph 27
Des Molncs , 25
sioux city 2S
17
V.
12
II
9
11
It
15
11
19
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.HI
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CiA.MKS OF TUB WTIOXAI, I.UAGI II.
Iliisluii lilvos Chli'iiK" n Kfir I.liica on
Hnrd l.uck.
HOSTON, Juno S. Haln Interrupted to
day'H came In tho third Inning. After play
was resumed threo hits and some poor
work by the Chicago Infield gave Hoston
flvn runs and tbo game. Tho hitting of
Mertes nnd star catches by Lowe und Ham
ilton were the features. Attendance, 1,500.
Score:
BOSTON. CHICAOO.
H.II.O.A i:. H.H.O.A.n.
Hamilton, cf 0 1 3 0 0 Merles, If... 2 3 3 0 0
Collins. 3li.. 0 0 .1 1 OChlMs, 2b... 0 0 12 1
Tenney, lb 1 1 10 1 0 Kvhii, cr.... 0 13 0 0
Htalil, If 1110 0 Orcen, rf.... n 0 0 0 0
Tn, ss.... o 0 1 ,, oiinnzcl, lb., o 2 11 3 1
l-'reeinun, rf 1 1 o 0 0 McCor'U, 3b. 1 1 1 4 1
I-iwe, 21).... 1 1 S 3 0 1'llliKiii'n, sh 0 I O 4 1
Hiillivuu, c. 112 11 Donahue, c. 1 12 0 1
Dlneoii, p...l 0 t 1 ft Cnllnliiin, p. 1 ft 3 3 0
-McCarthy . 0 0 0 ft 0
Totals .. 6 6 27 12 1 "flijui.e ...01000
I Totals .. 5 1ft 21 IS 5
Battrd for Cllngwan In ninth.
Hatted for Donahue In ninth.
Hoston o 0 ,i I ft 0 0 0 6
Chlcaso 1 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 o-fi
Karned Tims: Hoston. 2; Chicago, I.
Two-base hits: Freeman, Canzel (2i.
CNIertes. Home runs: Mertes (2), MiCor-mlcK-.
Stolen base: Stuhl. Double play:
lwo to Tenney. Surrltlco lilt: Lowe.
Uase on balls: Off DIueen. 3; oft Callahan.
2. Struck out: By Dlneen. 1. Tlmo of
game: 2:10. I'mplre: Hurst.
N1CW YOHK. June S.-Tbo Brooklyn base
ball guino was postponed on account of
rain.
PlIILADKLPIIfA, Juno S,-Tho Clncln-nutl-Phlladelphla
game was postponed on
account of wot grounds.
NF.W YOHK, June S.-Tho St. Louls
New York gamo was called at tho end of
tho third Inning on uccount of rnln.
hlltlllllllK uf tlip Toiiina.
Played. Won. Lost, P.O.
Philadelphia 21 II Mi
Brooklyn T 21 10
Pittsburg 42 23 19
St. Loulf 10 l!l
Chicago 40 9 2
Hostqn 5 JI 1 '
Clnclnnutl :iT Jh 2
Now York 3d 11 22
.sis
.500
.173
.)7J
.111
.3)
OAVF-H OV Till: AMF.HICAX I.IOAfilJi:.
Iviiiishs I'lly WliTiT fruin lluiralo In n
Torn Hp Cnntrat.
KANSAS CITY, Juno S. Kansas City won
a most interesting gamo tnduy. All" pitch
era wero hit .hard, both Cates and Haker
being knocked out of tho box. I.uo hud
ono bad Inning, thn seventh, when on a had
decision 'of thii umpire, consecutive hits
und a base on balls, thfl visitors scored five
runs. That was. the lust and the home team
won out in tho clehth and ninth Innings
by n bunchlne of hits. Attendance, J00.
Score:
KAN8A8 CITY I BUFFALO.
H.II.O.A. K.I Itll.O.A.i:.
llnmnhlll. rf 1 1 3 0 ft Oettman, cf 1 3 3 0 0
. Wanner, .. 112 3 1 Sh,iroii, rf. 0 1 I 10
1 O'llrb-n, If.. 0 1 2 0 0 Halllcan, If. 2 1 3 0 0
I Duiignn, lb. 2 3 1 0 0 rVli'eVst. e. 0 1 3 00
dear, cf 2 1 1 3 0 deary, lb... 2 2 S 0 0
' Cousrhlln. llil 1 t S 0 Mailman, 1 2 13 2
! rVbaffer, 2b 2 1 2 4 1 Crooks, 2b.. 0 1 7 3 1
Onnillng, c.. 1 0 3 0 0 Anilrews, 3b 3 3 0 3 1
' rutes, p... .0 0 0 3 0 Haker. p ...13010
p 12 0 1ft l-Vrtsch, p.. 0 1 0 0 0
U'lUnn .00000
' Total" ..10 U-24 10 I
Totals . 11 11 if IS 2
Two out when winning run scored,
Hatted for Houdlng In ninth.
U'ulmua Pltv .1 0 1 0 0 3 0 3 311
Huffalo .. . . . I 0 0 2 I 1 6 0 0-10
Earned runs: Kiuas City. 6; Buffalo, 6.
inrre.uaiR nua: iiuiiikbii, wuiiac.., - -
baso hits: Andrews. Carrlta, (lettuun,
Schnefer. Sairlllce hlti; lnttm.it. Haiti
aan, Sclmefer, SchreokeiiKost. Stolen bases
Hemphill. O'Hrleu. Rohaefer. Duntian.
Khearon. Struck out: 11 Haker. 2, by l,ee.
1. Hares on ball. Off Oates, 1, oft Lee, 4.
oft Fertseh, 1. Hit liy pitched ball. Oon-
tllnij. Haso lilts, Off lo, fi. orr Raker, 7.
on Fertseh, 4. Wild pitch, linker. Double
plays: near to Hchaefer, Crooks (unas
sisted), Shearou to Crooks. Left on buses.
Kansas City, 6; Huffalo. !i. Innings pitched:
Cates, ; Lpt., 5, Haker, 7: Kertseh, 2. Time
of game: 2:(0. I'mplre; McDonald.
Ctcvelniiit Wliltrmislicil Axnln.
CIHCAOO, June. K- Two gifts, assisted
by a dotiblo und single, gave Chicago three
runs In the second Inning. Hurt then stead
ied and during the remainder of tbo gamo
was strong. Cleveland rould do nothln
with Katoll, getting but one man us fur us
third. Attendance, 1.150. Score:
ClUCAtlO. . CLKVHI.ANI)
n.u.oAi:. itii.o.Ai:
Hoy, cf o 1 3 0 0 rickrr'g, rf. f ! 0 0 rt
Hrodle, ir... 0 1 1 0 OCrlsham, e.. 0 1 4 1
McKnrl'il, rf 0 1 2 n o tiulllvan, 3b 0 0 1 1
Hartm'n, SIi 1 o 0 S oilrtilns. If... 0 0 s o
Tndilcn, 21.. 1 1 t 3 0 UiCh'c. Hi. 0 1 11 0
Isbell. lb.... 1 2 10 1 0 I'lutxl, !b....O 0 3 1
Shugart, ss. 0 1 2 2 2 lllerb'r, ss.. 0 t 0 .".
Hiigden, o... 0 1 4 2 0 M-Aleer, cf. 0 0 3 0
Katoll, p.... 0 0 1 0 0 Hart, p 0 0 0 I
Totals .. 3 8 27 15 2l
Chicago 0
Cleveland 0
Karned runs: None,
cugo. S: Cleveland. 0.
Totals ..0 5 21 12 0
3 0 0 0 0 0 0 -,'!
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Ixft on base": Chi-
Two-base lilts: Is-
neii, MCFmiUen. Sacrifice hit: McFnrlancl.
Double play: Katoll to Shugurt to lsbcll.
Struck out: By Katoll, 3; by Hart, 1.
Bases on bulls: Off Katoll, 2; off Hurt. 2.
Hit by ball: crlsham. Tlmo of gamo: 1:23.
Umpire: Dwyer.
Mllli-rn IHvldi -.villi lluoslcrs. !
MINNEAPOLIS. June 8-lndlanapolls
nnd .Minneapolis brok4- oven today, the lat
ter winning Its second gume handily today.
Bailey did the twirling for the local team
nnd wus u puzzle for the visitors. Two
singled, n two-base hit and an error In tho
eighth gnvo the visitors three runs, Min
neapolis played n pretty gumo and gave
Bailey almou perfect support. Attendance,
2,500. Score:
MINNEAPOLIS lNDI.VNArOI.ia
H.II.O.A. H.l Il.H.O.A n.
Dlxoti. cf.... 1 0 3 0 1 Ilcigr'ver, rf 0 1 3 1 0
Wllmot. if.. 1 1 2 0 0 Powers, c... 114 0 1
IMy, If 1 1 3 0 0 Mnnoon. si.. 10 0 11
Orlm, lb.... 2 1 (i 0 0 Kelly, lb.... 12 0 10
Nance. 3b... 1 0 1 I ft Barnes, 2b 1 1 10
Ablmfln, 2b 2 0 1 2 0 Maillon. 2h. 0 1 1 I
0
0
Smith, sa
3 1
3 I Hey. Ion, of.. 0 0 10
1
rislier,
0 2 10
2 0 Flynn, If.... 0
1 0 Illckey, 3b.. 0
- Kelluin, p... 0
4 ( 0
ll.UIcy, p.... 0
1 0
0 2 11
0 14 0
Totals ..10 9 27
I Totals .. 4 823 4
Wllmot out on bunt strikes.
"Madison ordero(rout of grounds; Barnes
substituted In fourth.
Minneapolis 1 o 0 a I 1 0 1 10
Indianapolis 1 000000 an I
Hurned runs: Minneapolis, a. Two-base
lilts: Fisher. Wllmot, Lully, Powers, Flynn
(2). Hit by pitched ball: Kellum, 2. Struck
out: By Halley. 3; by Kellum. 2. Sncrlllie
lilts: Wllmot. Orlm, Nan.-e. Stolen bases:
Wllmot. Smith. Loft on bases: Minneapo
lis, 0: Indianapolis, 7. Double play: llo
grlcver to Barnes. Time of game; 2:W.
Umpire: Sheridan.
lliMtllnu Win for Milwaukee.
MILWAUK UK, June S.-Dowllug tqday
pitched his fourth game within one week
and let Detroit down with four singles.
Miller managed to keep the hits well scat
tered niul the home team had to battle for
ten innings to win out. Smith and Sai
lings' Molding were the features of the
game. Attendance, l.Cna Score:
MILWAUKKK. DUTItOIT.
It.H O.A.E.I It.H O A n.
Waldron. eft too Ol'asej, 3b... 0 t 5 1 ft
Oarry, cf.... 1 1 3 0 0 Shaw, rr-1b. o 0 3 10
Dowd. If.... 0 1 1 0 ii Harley. cf.. 0 0 2 0 0
Anders'n. lb 0 2 13 0 0 Ora es-rf.. 112 10
Fultr.. 2b.... 0 2 1 1 2 McAIVr. 2b 1 13 0 0
I'onrny, ss.. 0 0 3 t 0 Dillon, lb... 0 0 fi 1 2
llutke, 3b... 0 10 3 1 Stalling. If. 0 0 3 ft 0
Smith, c 1 2 0 3 0 Hyiin. o 0 1 3 2 0
Dowllng, p.. 0 0 0 3 1 Miller, p.. .0 0 1 10,
IHlberrelrt, si 0 0 0 1 1 1
Toian .. 3 IV so ll l
I Totuls .. 2 428 14 3
Winning run scored with one mun out.
Milwaukee 0 O 0 0 0 I) 2 0 0 1 a
Detroit 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0--2
Karned rtnm: Mllwnukeo, 2; Detroit. 1.
Stolen bases: Anderson, Conroy, Dowd.
Waldron. Hases on balls: Off Dowllng, 4;
off .Miller. 2. Pnssed ball: Smith. Struck
out: Hy Dowllng, S; by .Miller. 1. Double
play: Shaw to Hyan. Sacrifice hit: Dowd.
McAllister. Umpire: Cnntllllon. Time of
game: i : i..
Mniiillnir of (lie Tennis.
Indianapolis 3tl 2i 10 .72.! I
Milwaukee II 2.1 IS ,5'i
Chicago 42 22 20 .Ml
Cleveland : :ci j) I'l .51.1
Minneapolis 13 2i 21 .512
Kansas City II 22 22 ..'.M
Huffalo 10 II 20 ..'IS I
Detroit 311 13 26 .333
Ilasi Hull nt V. M. C. A. I'lllL.
The I'nlon Paclllcs will play the Yoiiiir
Men's Christian association team at the
hitter's pnrk today. Tho line-up Is as
follows:
t'nlon Purine. Position. Y. M. C. A.
Hollo catcher Clark
Duvldsou pitcher Ynun
Ochiltree tlrst Irnso.'. Abbott
Hoffman second base Hcnedlct
Trctlleld third base Sprague
Cosgrovo shortstop Crelgli
Hlrklcs right Held Anderson
Drlscoll center Held Kennedy
Hathaway left Hold Heed
f .,.,..., xtllnd nt 4 li m
A game Is scheduled on tho back Held I
diamond between two teams from the M. i
K. Smith company's employes. J
Ti-i'iiniMfli IlentH Auburn.
TKCCMSIOII. Neb., June 8. (Special j
Telegram.) The Auburn and TeciinihCli
teams played hero today. - Score; j
Auburn 0 0 (I 2 1 0 0 fi 0-0'
Tecuniseh 0 3 0 0 2 1 t. U -12
Haso lilts: Auburn, 4; Tecuniseh, 10. Hat
terles: Auburn, Gordon. Jones, Crawford
and Handy; Tecuniseh, Olesou und Spencer. I
CRACK RIDERS ARE ENTERING!
Oiiinlin Wlicrlmrn MlifMvliiK Vnuaunl
Interest In llu ltui'fN to llf
Held Nuntlny.
Omaha wheelmen are evincing nn un
usual Intei est In the llrst race meeting of
tho year, which will t held Sunday after
noon under the auspices of tho (imiilui
Whel club. Already there ate a number
of entries much larger than had been ex
pected niul tho program of six races will
be of exceptional Interest. The ten-mile
handicap, to deride the merits of tho riders
who purtli lpated tn the recent Blulr-Omahu
road rare. U the big (Bid and. will ho
participated In by some of the crack rlcleis
of the Hv. The racing will be hold on the
splendid bnlf-mlle truck of the Omaha
driving park and thern will be ample room
In thn commodious grandstand lor lh
large number of spectators expected. Prues
amounting to $3W will be distributed to the
winners,
TOM SHARKEY WON IN A ROUND
Nnllnr Put It AliTlwr IUk Viuik
Krnii' III iv VrU
l.nst Mulit.
NHW YOHK, Juno8.-Tom Sharkey
easily defeated Yank Kenny In the llrst
round of what was to have been n twenty-
llvo round bout neroro tne jiroiiuwuv ,iui
letlo club tonight. Hhurkey took the ng
gresslvo from the start and drove his an
1t nil over tbo rlnt? and Hnally closed
tho battle with a right-hand smash nn tho I
Jaw which put tno Pig lenow uown uuu
out. Hefore th men entered the rlnr even
money was offered thut Kenny would stay
live rounos.
I.arKi- Purses nl Albion.
ft.i.fc. V.I. T....A C I an,.ltt I .1 rl'1lrt
Hoard of Directors of tho Hoono Count v
Agrlculturnl asfoclullou hung up ll.ow In
purses ror uie race prugiuin ni mrn
to bo held September 10, 20 und 21 The
purses urn us follows: Trotting, 2:60 class,
THE POPULARITY OF
ii
("THE QUEEN
Abolli
is chiefly due to its irreproachable character."
The Times.,
"DRINK NOTHING but Natural Mineral Water, such as
Apollinaris, free from all vegetable poisons,"
Boston Journal.
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Suits, made to sell for 12 and
should have been sold in May
at that price, thoroughly well
made and the best suit bargain
we ever offered. Now on dis
play in our Douglas Street win
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Saturday at $7.85.
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200: pacing. 2:4ii clnss, $200; running, half
mile. $50; trotting, 2:30 rlass, $223, free-for-all
trotting and pacing, $250; running, threo
(Planers of a mile, 'ib. All entries to close
Satnrilnv. Aiiuust ts. 1000. A cood Held of
horses !s expected.
7
PILLSBURY
DEFEATED MARCO
r
liiicrlvmiyCliesN Muster 'Won fiom III
llpiKini'ii t of tho hre
ond KoiiiiiI.
PAIUS, June S. Hoiinil two of the Bcrger
system served for the pairing of the
twelfth round of the International cbess
masti'is' tournament and the players theie-f-iro
faced each other as follows: Jnnuwskl
against I.usker, Showalter against Mar-,
shall, Burn ugulnst Dldler. Mason agalnxl
ltoson. Tsfhlgnrln against Mortimer,
Maroozsy ugulnst Schlechter. Hrodv f
against Sterling. Plllsbury ngalnst Mflrco
and Mleses n bye.
The result h showed Tschlgorln hud de
feated Mortimer, Plllsbury defeated Marco
l.asker defeatfif .lauowskl. Hurii defeated
Dldler, Hrndy defeated Sterling. Mason and
Itosen divided honors, us likewise did
Mnrorzsy. The game hetween SboWahe
und Marshall was adjourned In even posi
tion. '!' it KyeU cipls CIiiiIIoiikp.
WORCK3TKK, Mass., June S.-Jumcs A.
Ten ISyck of Worcester, champion sculler
of Now ICuglnud. and father of Kdward II. .
Ten Kyclt, the amateur champion, has ai
erpted tho challenge of Jake Ctttiidauer, the
world's chnmplon wculler. Issued u few days
since bv Ned H'nnlon. ex-champlon sculler
cf tho world, and will row him three miles
for a sultablo purse.
.Velll I In KiivnrHi.
SAN KIIANCISCO. June S.-Al Nelll of
this city and Jack Moffatt of Chicago aro
both In condition to tight at 154 pounds
at Woodward's pavilion tonight. The bet
ting Is 2 to 1 on Nelll. but tbero Is no luck
of Moffntt money. The mutual make Nelll
almost a 3 to 1 favorite.
Voiiuu I'pter .IncUniti llrnt Pni li rr.
DIONVWH, Colo., June S.- At the Colo
rado Athletlo iissoclatlon tonight Young
Peter Jackson of Sun Kriinclsco was given
tho decision over Kid Parker of Denver
at tho end of the fastest ten-round bout
ever seen here.
Small in size and great in icsulls am
DeWttt's I.tttlo Early Risers, tbo famous
little pills that cleanse tho liver and bowel..
They do not gripe.
Snlnoiia "VV til Open.
1)K'.-S MOINF.S, Juno S. Tho sixty saloons
of Des Molnoj, which have, been closed for
live monthB, will open nt 10 o'clock tomor
row morning. J.nto thin afternoon Judge C.
A. Ulshop of Polk county district court d'i
solved the temporary Injunction held by
tho 'Ministerial association nnd antl-silnon
workers nnd rt'fiwed to lksuo n writ of cer
tiorari to compel tho Hoard of Supervisors
to show up tho records of their meetings.
Tho supervltors completed this afternoon
the canvass of petitions of consent- It took
1.325 namefl to mnko tho petition gold and
tho saloon men had secured 1,135- Tho
nntl-saloon men cnn tnku no further appeal
nnd tho ealoons will remain open per
manently. r.nas Hi VlrKlnln Wn VIBIMMHI.
Dl'I.UTII, Minn., Juno 8 -Tim total lo.
hv Urn that levelled Virginia Thursday Is
nnw closely csllmuted at $l5o.oi. The In
surance will not exceed $125,ih)0 About
eighty business houses. Including thirty
sulooiis and Hvo hotels, were burned. Thlrtv
residences were ulso consumed.
nans
OF TABLE WATERS") .
Saturday
Morning,
JUNE 9,
We Will Sell
$12.00 Blue
Serge Suits for
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RAILROAD
DIRECT LINE TO
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Monday, 11 ft
June 11
Matlne.0 Daily Kxuopt Monday.
Prof. Gentry's
famous Dog
Pony Show
HVKRYniINO NKW THIS YKU.
'see I'lnto nnd N'ero, th smallisl p -forming
elephants In captivity. Wauli f i
the stand free sirect parade dally at 10 .,0
a. m.
ADMISSION t.'lilldren l."ic uilulls U.'a
BOYD'S
Woodward & Iliirgom,
Mprs. Tel. 1910.
Quo Yadis
All records broken. Owlnis to trie Kie.it
demand for seats, the production Will bo
continued one week longer.
Sent sale for balance of cngagomont open
this morning 8 o'clock.
Prices 2Ec, tOc
SOUTH OMAHA
TOIIAV AMI TOMOItUOW ONM.
GQUPIR & GOS
U.VITKU HAII.ItOAU HIIOWH.
2 Porfornmnces J)nily -2
TUB HKHT ONH-HINO fMU'l'H IN
THIS WOltliD.
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