TI1E OMATIA DAILY I5EE: FN I DAY, JUE 1W00.
OMAHA WINS AT Sf, JOSEPH :
Uiliaiia II111VJ ax Ji. jvuui
ChitnplooB Bunch Hits Along with tbs
Erron of the Saints.
UMPIRE AL MAUCK HAS A HARD DAY
CiimtiI Threaten to .Moll Hint, lint
the I'nllec lve Hint Pro
tection Sltiux City Win
from Denver!
Omntin, f St. Innrpli, -I.
Ili'iivi'r, l Slinix ( It), It.
I'nrlilo, 7 Urn Moines,
Ilrtiiiklyn, Hj I'lillniU-liililn, (I.
Huston, R ctv York, 1.
riilrituo-Cliipliiniitl, rnln.
lletiiilt, :i t'leveliinil, 0.
Indliinrip'illi,, S llufTalo, 7.
4'lilriiKi-Kiiiifinn City, ruin.
Mliiiienpnlln-MllitiiiiUep, vrct Broiinil
ST. JOSEPH, Mo., Juno 21. (Special Tele
gram,) Had errors by Halt and Ilrlstow and
Wilson's slnglo tells the story ot St. Joscph'c.
defeat by Omaha todoy. Tho Champions
tnado (our nf their runs In the sixth. Mauck's
umpiring was tho worst ever seen here, tho
homo team receiving tho worst of It clear
through. Tho name nearly ended In n riot
In tho seventh, when Mauck put Schrall out
of tho gatno. Mauck called strike on Schrall
when tho ball was over the batter's head.
Tho crowd surrounded him, but tho police
broko It up. Mnupin pitched a pretty game,
allowing only six hits. Twelve bits wero
mado off of Itonch, but tho Omaha man re
ceived better support. Score:
ST. JOSEPH.
An.
r,
If. O. A. K.
0 0 0 1
13 3 1
1I0O
110 0
looo
13 0 0
1 !t 0 0
0 t 1 1
2 0 0 0
115 0
12 25 D 3
If. O. A. E.
0 15 1
0 10 1
1 12 0 0
112 0
2 0 0 0
0 3 10
0 3 3 0
10 0 0
10 4 0
7; 27 13 2
fitrang, 3b
Hull, ss
Kllng, c
Hchrull, If
Vndprwood, rf
McKlbbin, cf .
Pnvls. lb
Ilrlstow, 21) ....
Wilson, rf ....
Mitupln, i
Totals
3
I
t
37
OMAHA.
aii. :
3
I
I
I
Tomnn, ss ,
MeVlckcr, If ...
Iti'lmnmpti, lt .
Wilson, e
I.auzoti, of
Hoy. 3h
Mackcy. lib
I
I
Iluglip. tf I
Itoach, p 3
Totals 31
Ono out when winning run was scored.
St. Joseph 2 0 0 0 0 1 t 0 O-l
Dmahii 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 1-f,
Karncd runs: St. Joseph, 2. Two-baso
hits: Schrall. Hall (2), Itoach. Sucrlllco
hit! Davis. Stolen hasps: Ilrlstow, Itebsa
mcn. Struck out: Hy Mauplti. 3; by Itoach,
!. Hnses on balls: Off Mnupin, 1; off Itoach,
I. Tlmo: 2:00. Umpire: Mnuclc.
mi.VVKIl T.VKIIH A IIHACi: AT IIOMM.
rrlienii'M Ten in (ilvpn Slonx City it
MpkliiK to Slnrt With.
DHNVHU, Juno 2l.-(Sppclal Telegram.)
Bloiix City stnrted out llko a winner In to
day's gnmo with Denver, but McNeely was
almost Invlnclhli! after the second and only
ono more tally In tho eighth was made.
Wenlg pitched a lino ganm throughout and "van was put out of the gan io
only In two Innings did tho Tebeaultcs hit , In third Inning for kicking. Attend
tho ball safely. Sioux City got ono In the ' ""cc, 1,200. Score,
tlrst on a gift utid a three bagger, another DUTItorr. i CIJ-ALLAND.
.i .. .. t i ii I tif r ft t I It tl n 1 r.'
In thn nppond on two hits nnd a sacrifice
and ono moro In tho eighth on a single and
a double. Denver's four runs were mado
Chiefly by good hitting bv Miller, Hlckey
and Bulllvnn, aided by Ureashear's wild
throw. Score:
DENVER.
AH. H.
O. A. E.
5 2 1
1 1
3 o 0
0 0 0
S 0 0
0 0 0
1 I 1
2 1 1
1 3 0
'JO iT 4
O. A-. E.
3 0 0
3 t 2
1 0 0
3 0 0
0 3 0
0 0 0
2 2 0
3 1 0
0 4 0
21 II 1
2 2 0 01
0 0 10-3
Miller. If
lllckcy, 2b
Preston, cf
Schmidt, rf ....
McCausland, lb
llcilly. 3h
l.ewee, ss
Sullivan, 0 ....
McNeelcy, p ...
.. .1
I
.. 4
.. I
.. 4
.. H
.. 3
.. I
.. 3
Totals
, 32 4
SIOUX CITY.
AH. n.
Hallmnn, If 3
Drnshear, ss I
Iloutz, rf t
Hausen. cf I
Nllcs, 3b 1
OlaBscock, lb 4
O'Deit, 2b 4
Cote, o 4
AVonig. n 3
Totnls 34 3 9
Denver 0 0 0 0 0
Sioux City I 1 0 0 0
Earned runs: Denver, 3; Sioux City, 1.
Two-baso hits: Cote. Iloutz. Thrce-bnsp
hits: Miller. Hlckey, Iloutz. O'Dcn. Bases
on balls: Off Wenlg. 1! oft McNeely, 1.
Struck out: Hy McNeely, 2; by Wenlg. 1.
Doublo play: Preston to McCauslnnd. Tlmo
of game: 2 hours. Umpire: Ebrlght.
I'Hlini.O ATTUXDS TO tiliAIHl'S CASE.
Freddy front (rnnil Islnnil tSrt
Toiiclieil 1 i In Coloruilo.
PUEBLO. Juno 21. (8peclal Telcgram.)
Vp to tho eighth Inning things looked very
bad for the Indians. Their total Inability
to find Cllado with any effect, combined
with their own glaring errors, piit a de
cided Des Moines aspect to tho situation.
They took n batting rally In the eighth,
bowovor, nnd pounded out n victory with
tho scoro standing 4 to 1 when tho Indians
camo to bat. Union's sufo bunt, Pnrrntt's
long lilt nnd Slarcum's two-bagger netted
ono run. Keltoy's short hit, which was lost
by Bull falling and soverely hurting him
self, Dalrymplo's clean slnglo nnd Graham s
long fly gnvo the locals two moro runs and
tho game. Loman was struck on tho linger
by tho ball anil had to rotlro. Yerkcs, tho
Omnha boy, pitches tomorrow's game. At
tendance, GOO. Scoro:
PUEHLO.
AH. It. H.
O. A. E.
10 0
3 4 1
2 4 1
1 0 0
ir. 0 1
2 2 0
0 1 1
1 2 1
0 3 1
2t! 115 0
O. A. E.
10 0
3 0 0
0 1 0
0 2 0
3 0 0
U 0 0
3 7 2
3 2 0
1 1 2
4 0 2
27 13 1
0 14 1-7
0 0 0 1-5
Mcllale, cf ....
) luleu, ss
Anderson, 2b ..
Parrott, rf ....
Ilarcnm, lb ...
Kelley, 3b
Dalrymple, If
Oraham, 0 ....
Xlluckburn, p ..
4 0 0
.... 5
.... I
.... 5
.... 4
.... 3
.... 3
0
Totals
35 7 10
DES MOINES.
AH, It. H.
Thiol. If. J 1 0
Naglo, cf u 1 2
lllnes, 2b I 0 0
Brain, 3b 5 12
Warner rf 5 0 0
Selslcr, lb nnd 0 fi 1 0
Ball, ss 3 0 1
Loman, o ? 1 1
C.lade. p J . 0 0
Colo, lb J. J) 0
Totals S3 5 0
Tuoblo 0 0 0 1 0
Des Moines 1 0 0 2 1
Thiol out for baiting at In lly.
Earned runs: Pueblo, 2. Two-base lilts:
Anderson, Parrott, Ciraham. Thrco-baso
hit: Ball. Sacrltlco hits: Anderson, Ball.
Dnnblo nlav: 1 Inlcn to Mnrcuni. Bases on
balls: Off Blackburn, 4; off tlladc. 0. lilt
Stnnilluir of the Teiuim,
Played. Won. IaM.
Omnha 40 28 11
Denver 40 21 19
Des Moines 3i IS i
Kt. Joseph 39 1-i 21
Pueblo 39 IS 21
Bioux City 3S 15 2J
P.C.
.(M
Defeat for l.lnpnln 'I'eitiu,
CENTRAL CITY. Neb., June 21.-i8peclul
Telegrani.) Ccntrnl City ball team easily
defeated a ball team from Lincoln by tho
following storo:
Central City 3 2 1 1 0 3 0 0 -l0
Lincoln .... I 0 0 1 o 1 o i o-
Batteries: Central City, Kombrlnk nnd
Lcur. Lincoln: Miller, Barber nnd Booth.
Tho same tennis pluy tomorrow.
IiKllnim Detent Filllrrtoii
GENOA. -Neb., June 21.-(Spcctal,)-ln
connection with thu commencement exer
rlses hero yesterduy the pupils of the In
dlaii school played n game of baso ball with
the Fullcrton team, Tho game was very
FXcltlitK thoush somewhat onesided, tho
Jpore being 20 to 3 In favor of the homo
tcum. Tho Indians hopo to cross bats with
liy pltcncr. ny inacKiiurii, i; ny ituine, s. i ; mi-kuhu-. y,,
Struck out: By HIUCKUUm, l; bv UiailO, t. " i unuiu uuui iimyuu i'unv unu
Loft on bases: Pueblo, S: Des Moines. 10. kerned to miss everything. Tho infield,
Tlmo of game: 2:00. Umpires: Johnson nnd with tho exception of Clark, played better.
Wclmcr Clark lost his bend threo times during tho
NORFOLK, Neb., Juno 21. (Special Tele- rook. Stolen baFos: Sullivan (2). Guernsey. , number of tho ambitious ridors In and W n 'oNnioiloii la bollovPd to have been
tram -The lum ball game between , Doublo .plnys: Qulnby to Sharpo; Qulnbv ebout Omaha. Tho gun club It plann ng Xu'c-t b V symuath Scrs with
I'relg toil and Norfolk was won by Crolsh- Camp and Sharpo. Rases oil balls! Off I for a shoot over the traps for the morning cnusi pi '' ." I'""'1 z,f, t nC, , ()rd o r t u pro-
on by a score of 20 to 9. i Roberts. 4; olt Stlllmnn, 4; olf Kernan. 4. of tho Fourth for n silver trophy. Tho nt '"J. Uallm "iV ti-atn from the "nines.
1 " ' . . II t bv nltched ball: Devens. Clark. Struck huso ball team w Play Swift's on tho aft- "10 running ot Mains num un. iiiuich.
iia.gRff ffwiffis 1
the last two months and has not yet been
dcfca,cd'
(JAMI1S OK TIII3 .ATIO.AI. Ii!:AOfl.
Ortli 'In I; ps n I, Idle lliitlnon Anceii'lon
nml HrooUl n tln I. pint.
ritII,ADKI,PHIA, Juno 21.-Phllndpphla
bad tho game In tho hnnd by the. score of
0 to 3 Up to the ninth Inning, when Orth
went Into tho nlr and before hr allshtcd
the Ilrooklyns rapped out four hits. Hern
hard, who succeeded him. was hit safely
twice, gavo a base on hall nnd made two
wild pitches the whole combination result
ing In flvo runs nnd tho game. Attendance,
7,478. Score:
llttOOKt.Y.V i I'HILADKI.HtlA.
n.n.o.A b. nii.o.A.n.
Jon's, cf.... ! 3 9 1 O'Thonwv. cf. 0 1 0 0 1
Kpler, rf... 1 3 4 0 OftlimlP, If.... 2 5 3 0 0
Jrnn'ftf, lb. 2 1 S 1 0 Delth'ty. lb. 1 1 7 0 0
Kelley. If... 1 1 4 0 0 nick, rf 2 3 110
Dalilen, is.. 2 2 0 1 O.Dowtlnss, c. 1 2 4 3 1
('rose. 3b.... 0 2 2 2 0 Chiles, 2b... 0 0 1 1 1
Daly, 2b 0 2 1 1 1 Dolan, 3b... 0 1 2 t 0
Moduli, c. 0 0 2 1 1 Croes, s.... 0 0 7 2 0'
Nop, p 0 0 1 1 0 Orth, p OiO 0 0 01
rthreckard .0 0 0 0 0 llernhard, p. 0 0 0 0 0
K I Lion, p.... 0000 0,
Totals .. 6 10 27 11 3
Totals .. 8 13 27 3 2
Hatted for Nop j.
Philadelphia 2 030001 00-5
Urooklyn 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 5-8
Karncd runs: Urooklyn, G; Philadelphia,
3. Two-base hits: Jones, Douglass. Thrco
bano hit: Keeler. Snerttlce lilt: Thomas.
Stolen bases: Jones, Iteelor, Jennings (2),
Thomas, Single, Kllck. Douglass, Double
play; Flick to C'ros. First basn on errors:
Urooklyn. 1. I.crt on bases: Philadelphia
!i; Urooklyn, 9. First base on balls: Off
N'ops. 1; oft Orth. 1; off Hprnhnrd, 1. Hit
by pitched ball: Hy Orth, 3. Struck out:
Hy Orth, 2: by Nops, 2. Pased balls:
Douglass, 2; McGulrc, 1. Wild pitches:
llernhard, 2. Tlmo: 2:43. Umpire: O'Day.
lllneeii'i, IIIkIi tlrnde I'ltclihiK.
NEW YOItlC. Juno St. Tho Bostons won
today through tho clever pitching of '
Dlneen. iiawicy was nil ranter ircoiy ni
opportune times. Until teams Melded splen
didly. Attendance, 2,200. Score:
NEW YOHK. . BOSTON.
ll.H.O.A.n.l Il.II.OAi:.
.mlth, rf.... 1 0 2 0 0 Hamilton, cf 1 14 0 0
Vnnll'n. cf. 0 (1 1 0 O Collin. 3b.. 0 0 3 2 1
DavIh. si.... 0 2 2 5 OTenwy, 11,.. 0 17 3 0
Nelbach, If.. 0 0 R 1 1 Htahl, If 3 2 2 0 0
Doyle, lb... 0 0 10 1 0 Ixmfr, .... 1 2 0 10
Olcnuon, !b. 0 0 2
lllckm'n, 3b 0 0 1
0 Freeman, rt 0 3 3 0 0
1 I.one, 21,.... 0 0 2 1 1
Itower'n, p.. 0 I 3
2 0 ricntcnt. c. 0 0 3 1 0
Hawley, p., 0 0 0 2 0 Dlneen, p... 0 2 3 2 0
Totals .. 1 3 27 15 2 Totals .. B 11 27 10 2
New York 1 0000000 0-1
Hoston 1 0 0 1 0 2 0 1 0-5
First base by orrors: Now York, 1; Ilos.
ton, 0. Left on bases: New York, I; Hos
ton, D. Home run; Stahl. Hascs on balls:
Oft Hawley, 2; off Dlneen, 2. Struck out:
Hy Hawley, 2; by Dlneen, 2. SncrMee lilts:
Van Ilaltren, Sclbacb. Stolon bases: Smith,
Howcrman, Stahl, Long. Double play:
Hoehmnn to Doylo to Howerman. Passed
balls: Clements. 1: Howerman, 1. Time:
2:05. Umpire: Kmsllc.
StiiiiilliiK of the Trains.
Played. Won. Lost
P.C.
.63.1
,4f0
.IS!
.109
.117
.I2'i
.113
Urooklyn ....
Philadelphia
Hoston
Pittsburg .. ,
Chicago
Cincinnati ..,
St. Louis ...
New York ...
..IS
31
17
..49
..4
. .w
..4!
..4ti
..47
..IS
.",1
1S
21
2.1
21
L")
13
CAMUS OF Tilt: A.MHHICAX LISAfiUK
Drtrolt KlvrK CIpvi'IiiiiiI Anotlipr Sliitt
out ThroiiKh .Miller's Work.
DFTHOIT, Mich., Juno 21. The second
succpsslvo shutout was ndmlnlstored to
Cleveland this afternoon by tho homo team
Miller Ditched splendid ball, no two of tho
visitors' ilve hits being secured In the sumo
U.ILO.A.n. n.H.O.A.E,
Casey. 3b.... 0 0 2 t
Holmes, rf.. 12 2 0
llarley, If... 0 2 10
.McAl'B'r. ss 0 1 8 4
0 Picker' g, rf. 0 2 3 0 0
OjOenlns, If-Sb 0. 1 3 5 0
u.Miuuvan, 30. 0 0 u
3 Chech, If..,. 0 1 2
Hyan, 2b.... 0 0 3 2 0
Dillon, lb... 0 18 10
Nlcol, ef.... 10 10 0
Slian-, c 12 12 0
Miller, p 0 113 0
Hood, 2b.... 0 0 1
IiiCb'ce, lb, 0 0 13
MaAUer, cf. 0 0 0
Vlox, ss 0 0 0
Spies, c 0 1 2 2
Hoffer, p.... 0 0 0 2
Totals
3 5 27 IS 3
Totnls ..0 5 24 17 2
Detroit 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 -3
ClPVPlnnd 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Earned runs: Detroit, 2. Two-base lilt:
Chech. Sncritlcc hit: McAllister. Stolen
hasys: LaChance, Flood, Holmes. First
baso nn balls: Oft Miller, 3. First on errors;
Detroit, 2; Cleveland, 3, Left on bases:
Detroit, 5; Cleveland, fi. Slruck out: By
Miller. 1. Double plays: Casey to Ryan to
McAllister; McAllister to Dillon: Miller to
McAllliter to Dillon (2). Passed ball: Shaw.
Wild pitch: Miller. Time: 1:25. Umpire:
Dwycr.
Hnoslcrn Win It Anyliniv.
INDIANAPOLIS. Intl.. Juno 21. After
presenting Buffalo with several chances to
win, Indiannpnlls turned loose on Fertsch
and batted out 11 victory. Attendance, 1,200.
bcorc:
INDIANAI'OMS. I I1U1VAID,
n.u.o.A.n. 1t.11.0Ai:.
Ilojr'vcr, rf 1 1 J 1 O.Oettmnn. cf. 1 2 0 1 0
Heytlon, If.. 2 2 10 O.Shearon, rf. 1 1 0 1 1
Jlin-m, 2b. 0 2 3 4 0 ilalllgrnn. If. ! 1 1 1
ReybnlJ, cf.. 0 1 3 0 0 Atherton, 2b t 1 3 fi
Msdlaon, si. 2 3 2 1 1 Sheck'st. c. 1 1 6 E
Kelly. 1b.... 1 1 8
0 OiCarey. Ib.... 1 2 11 0
I'onen, r... 1 8 4
1 O.IIallman, ss 0 2 1 2
Hlckey. 3b.. 1 1 3 0 1
Andrews, 3b 0 1 2 I
Ulbson, p... 0 0 0 1 0
Damnian, n. 0 1 10 0
Ftch, p.... 0 0 0 3
Hooker, p... 0 0 0 1
Totals .. 8 15 27
Totals .. 7 11 24 23 4
Indianapolis
..1
0 0
113 0 8
Buffalo 0 0 4 0 1 0 0 1 1-7
Innings pitched: Gibson, 3; Dammsnn. 6;
Fertsch, 7: Hooker, 1. Base hits: Off Gib
son, C; off Dammann, 5; off Fertsch, 15.
Base on balls: Off Gibson, 1; oft Dammann,
1; oft Fertsch, 2. Struck out: By Gibson,
1; by Dammann. 2; by Fertsch, 4. Wild
pitch: Fertsch. Hit by pitcher: By Gibson,
1. Two-base hits: Heyden. Powers (2),
Schrcckongost, Carey, Hallman. Three
baso hits: Kelly, Dammann, Hnlllgnn.
Homo run: Atherton. Sacrifice hits: lley
don, Hlckey, Atherton. Earned runs: In
dianapolis, 4; Buffalo, I. Stolen bases: llog
rlovcr (2), Mngoon (2), Kelly, Powers, Gett
ninn. Passed ball: Powers. Left on bases;
Indlannpolls. 5; Buffulo, 8. Time: 1:53. Um
pire: Cnntlllon.
StiwiilltiK' of tllP Tpnina.
Played. Won. Lost. P.C.
Indlannpolls
Chicago
Milwaukee ..
Minneapolis ,
Cleveland ...
Knusns City
Buffulo
Detroit
.4S
31
32
2i
IS
17
.ntd
.804
.533
.519
.503
.491
.3C6
.340
. . . .53
. . . .52
....51
. . . .50
....55
....52
. . . .50
21
24
2fi
21
2S
33
23
25
27
19
17
YAl.ll 1JASILY 11 HATS HAHVAHD.
Old KH'n Soon llnvo n IMrnsitnt Time
on Soldier.' Field.
CAMBRIDGE. Mass., Juno 21. Ten thou
snnd people saw Harvard dofeated by Yalo
on Soldiers' Field this afternoon by a scoro
of 15 to 5 In u ball gamo which was never
In doubt after the llfth Inning, The Yales
batted two Harvard pitchers out of the box
and played much better In tho Held than
to lack spirit from tho moment Ynlo scored
us ursi run
Yule WHS In tho lead all
throuch the game and after live lnnlnirs had
been completed lts ultimate victory, was
never nuestloned. Stlllmnn started In to
pitch for Harvard and in the tlrst Inning
Ynlo made four runs from live hits and a
baso on balls, Stlllmnn then steadied down
u hit. but In the sixth Inning bo was totally
unreliable nnd Kernan, tho other freshman
pitcher, wob substituted. Flvo runs wero
mado off Kernnn In ono Innlnr and then
McDonnld was tried. Ho did excellent work
game nnd was responsible for nt least flvo
or laio s runs, acorc
YALK.
HARVARD.
It.H.O A.K.
Kendall, lb. 1 1 7 0 0
Il.ll.O.AE
.323 i Qulnby, 2b.. 3 4 4 2 0
.uri amp, sg.... 0 0 2 3 1
Ctwilrldce, nO I 1 : l
Iti-' Cook, II 3 4 1 0 0
l"2 Hharpe, If... I 1 8 0 0
.333 Sullivan, if, 11 1 0 t
WenUfll, rf. 0 1 0 0 0
Held, c 1 1 4 2 1
Milne, c 0 1 1 o 0
Derm J, If... 0 0 4 1 0
Oucrniiey, 3b 1 2 1 3 1
Hlmb, c 0 3 9 0 1
Hncke. 2b... 0
, a a
aaa
Barnwell, cf t 1 1 0 0
Oeorre, cf... 1 1
HOberUon, p 3 2 0 1 1
Kernan
H.P";! X X S 2
iti? .h ' i a i , X
irk wb... . t o l t o
ll a, p-cr. l l l 3 J
Totnii "s777 to"s
ro,al 6 7 17 10 s
McDonal
Total.
.15 IS 27 9 4
Clark
Stl
Yale
Harvard
10?31B0 2-n
0031 1000 0-5
i. S.n.?.r'nco Ati?tt.mP:
Earned runs
out: Bv Robertson. 7: by Stlllmnn. 2: by
McDonnld, 1, Passed bull; Helm. Time:
3:30. empire: Smith.
tinmen rout polled.
CHICAGO, Juno 21 Chicago versus Cln.
clnnntt nnd Chicago versus Kansas City
games postponed on ncrount of rain.
MINNEAPOLIS. June 21,-The Mlnne.
nc'."wnukce Rnme p0!"po"d
WARM GAME IS IN PROSPECT
WAKIYI UAIYlt 15 IN rtlUorCu I
J
til)- nml Count y Olllelttln Antmnncc .
Hit Players for Sittitriliiy's
llne llnll (Itiine.
The game of baso ball to bo played at tho
Vinton street park Saturday afternoon by
tho county nnd city officials promises to bo
one of tho athletic events of the season.
ti,, ,.. o. i ..,ini
Uoth teams nro In practice, special mil- .
forms nro being made for tho occasion nnd
there Is much speculation as to the result
of the contest. The proceeds from tho game
will bo given to tho Company I, monument
fund. Following Is the lineup of the teams:
citr.
Whltehom
Iloye
nibourn ..
I.obcck ...
Hurkley ..
Zlmmnn ..
Position.
Pitcher
....Catcher
...First baso
..Second base
..Third base
County.
Shields
Baxter
Vlnsonhalcr
Harto
Ostrom
...Shortstop..
Connolly
Knrr
.Left Held Swonson
NniV;. fVi Jht ni fi Im-fni
llennlngs Illght field Hoctor
aubstltutcs: City Hascall, Troatlcr and
r icming.
County Wheeler, Denton nnd
Camrbell.
AMERICAN DERBY TOMORROW
Mtiillnrkn MUely to llnve Truck to
Their LlklttK nt AVnnliltiK
ton Park.
CHICAGO. Juno 21. It rained heavily this
evening and with the prospects of a heavy
truck all the otdnlons rccnrdlnc tho out
come of the American Derby, which U to
be run nt Washington nark on Satur
may.
have had to bo revised. Should there be
clear weather tomorrow nnd Saturday tlici'o
1110 snipius con aro in mourning ioiiikiu. 1
It ceerns to bo ucpopted that Advnnco
Qua
iiniii tno i.ieutennni ncuri'u nia iirun.ini
enrmntw..,., r,n n hirl tranle nt I .,11 lIMVlim I
lo
it
y
w
t-
!?.
this spring the Impression prevailed that
he was never at his best except on n heavy
track. This was gained from his lino races
I . V. .. . . . 1 In... ......
The chances of James, Silver darter, Pit-
..I, I tJ...-. Til. 1 11 1 .... ...... ... lirt,lt.ti tn l,P I
ll 1IIIU Dillll J llll,t'.-l lilt liu, niuuhiiv , v
iiariiuuiiii i.v i, iiimi.ii uiiu uik i
iv the mud. Sidney Lucas Is a tine mudder
Lucas Is a tine mudder
r Is added to the list of
y to bo because of the
racks will bo helped by
and ir nny outsmer
Ht.irtnrs It Is likely
muddy track. Barracks
The sensation today was tho raco put up
by Norford at Harlem. Tnero is always h.
roil
tli
w
brought over from mr.cm and the former
was joggcu a coupio 01 inui.
nnUTCQTIIR UflNR ROOD RACE
VUlllbWI VII IV C w . . .
Swift 8tke at SHeephend l'rOTC
Snrc KnnngU Home
Itiice.
NEW YORK. June 21. Tho Swift stakes
for 3-ycar-olds at seven furlongs was tno
featurts of the- racing- at Sheepshcad By
- - - .... . I . - l..aAlr -a..I. ii 1 1 1 1 Tlrlnnn nf
V." '!""?yjS 7.'v.?,r' ;;v .i'n; n in ! thn
favorite last. As they rounded tho upper
turn f'ontestor raced tin to the pacemaker
nnd took command, coming into the stretch
iAnn.i,u nliai. lltrliraHlnr innvpil nn nt
this point nnd after passing Klllashandra.
KUlttshundra. third. Results
IS Sllll II CliailCO IOr 11 gOOd and 3su,IJ- ihpuu mnu .nlnn
even a fast track. Hut Just tit present tho . Fourth race, tho film -nrst "ffpV"1"
handlcnppors aro basing calculations on u H.1C0, ono nnd nn eighth mile. Mi 1 . nam-
track that will bo somewhat muddy. ber. 115 (Cnywood). 0 to r, won 1. lot inr
The conspicuous loser by this calculation 127 (Van Duzeiii. lrt to B, seco id. 11 Igh n m
u A,lvnnr rtimr.t. nn,! thn mmnnrtprM nt ,ni . Ill tuvermni, 10 10 . i""'-
rtl cannot run well in tno mini, aitnougn (iiorsnucrgcr,, m in i, '"";,', iV,.:,,,;,,'
last year ho occasionally did fairly well tin- no (van mucni. i- u Vri.n. vmt' itni
der such conditions. On tho other hand, 110 (Corner , rd. Time. :'T;'ln,1
tho thousands of supporters of tho favorite. Whltlleld. Plra e tc 1 Pf w, Tmc.
I.tPiitPiinnt r.lhson. nro smlllnc brnndly. for Ouogpn, KolliPlm. Olenbow, I'jrniiaj, Jr.,
nwing nere lor j.ucKy jiainwin ii nmi mm Ji 7t wnntiH in 10
latter hus already won mur iieruys, oui year-oios; ' "-n;"',' rr ,, ,,1
'"" ?n'V,cJi"il,J",.e' .."rl?nU'..Tu ,.i ?' SrVi'M 11 1 f .1 ! M a the w s ) . 7 t o 1 ,
poor raco ai jiiinuin lutwuij, mi i. ' no nv t (In
credulous thought Baldwin had no chnnco third. Time: 1: ,?r:wRrf,,,1?th-. Den
for this race, but to nearly everybody's Vesper Light, ('itnrobcrt. Meddattn. . u
iurprlso Norford camo out .it Harlem to- do ijar. Harry Yocmn, Special Notlco and
,1'iv nnd won n raco bv u city block, nnd Ida Hedrick also ran. , .
as Vor ford"" a of Emperor of Norfolk Second race, live furlonw. for, -f:
and thereforo a mudder. the Lucky Ba d- f8'.,81', Vo 2 s'c'on !
win colony Is In great spirits tonight. Isobel, 110 (J. .Matthewsj. i to biiuiiu,
ould0thoracknbeBn,uddyPo,i Saturday. Sard J &ASl conTui
Norford will hnvo to bo given conildern- 1:02'... Harry Piilll.tm una cotsneu mu
tlon, although tho Held which ho bent to- ran. seventy yards,
uT.'n.'nV 51UbSo'n got another workout s eg J VVK
would start on Saturday, i.ii 'm, .i,,nM.
riimr.l nnd All UOIU WPrO 1 . V'', ill .
today. iKIirnt lilcn-ciuss nort.es wcra mo Bininiomwiim i iu. ui. nrt.
starter, tvitn uriKauier lavuruu mm vuu- oemuu uu, ir iui.uuhr , ,i
testorand Klllashandra alnrnt equal second 127 (Flick), 1 to 1. won; Little Reggie, 124
choices. They wcro sent off on the second (E. Scherrcr), 8 to 1, second; Abo Mirst, 13S
Sreak, which was a good ono, but Taber. on (T. Knight), third. Time: 1:33. Pay the
Gold Or, pulled up and wKs left. Kllln- Fiddler, Astor, Obsidian. Damlty, Etldorna.
.hmwiM Vimhxii inin tho lrad and mado tho Money Back and Senator Thompson ulno
challen:rea consosior, uui .ucjuyni. imn onu-imn lunuiiw. o"ij VV"
saved something and coming away again 1 to 3, won; Gnindon, ,111 (r. Knight), 2 to
Contcstor won by four and one-half lengths, 1. socond; Princess Tatlaua, 1U (Dovin),
...hii. n.i.iinr -nu fnnr lpnptliM lieforo third. Tlmo: 1:11. Star IjPW nlso ran.
First race, seven furlongs, soiling: Oliver 1 10C (Rose). 7 to 0. won; High Iloo. 07 (Bas
ic, 113 CUallard). 7 to 1 and 5 to 2. won by slneer). ,2 to 0, second; 'Barney 1-, 1-9 (Weir),
vo lencths; Buffoon, 120 (Mnher), 11 to fi third. Tlmo: l:lMi. Rival Dare, Emma M,
Mc,
flv
11 n r. .in., 1 in K ictmiil' Minimi. UK
frvrnnnnri C, tn i. third. Time: 1:01 4-Ti.
Luko Ward, Admiral Pepper. Spinet. Col-
Chester, Tom Kenny. James J. Corbett,
Termless, giiiki, felines. Aiirorus, .Maico
nnrl Prlnpp Stnnemouth a so ran.
Thirti rnpp. on mile: ijecanicr. 110
(Turner), 3 to 1 and even, won by ono
length; Grey Held. 03 (Ransch), 9 to 2, second
hv ,iim leinrth: Hluo Awav. 2 (Rutter). 3 to
1 and evun, third. Tlmo: 1:404-6, Ildrlm,
un or ixxini!ton. l-avonius. Jterneri.
Hammock and llitr Gun also rnn.
Fourth raco thu Swift, seven furlongs:
Contestor, Ui (Mcjoynt). t to i anu i to t,
won by one and a half lengths; Brigadier,
108 (McCue). 8 to 5 and 3 to 6. second; Kllla-
Hhandra. 109 (Odom). fi to 1. third. Time:
1:271-5. Vulcan, I'rlnco of Jlelbourno, Illn-
dus Gonfalon nnd Gold Or also ran.
I'litn raco, i' uiuruy cuurnu; iianuwum,
Ill isipcnccr;, . iu o unu utn, wi,n vy luur
lenerths: Bounteous. 117 (Mahpr). 20 to 1 and
4 to 1, second; Star, lit (Llttlctleld). S to 1,
third. Time: 1:12 3-5. Monad mid Wollesley
also ran,
filxth race, ono nnd one-half miles, on
GOOD HAY'S RAOINO AT DLAUt.
Seeouil Hay of tin- elirnskn Speeit
Anaoclutlon Meet
BLAIR, Neb., Juno 21. (Special Tele-
gram.) Tho largo crowd that witnessed tho
second day's racing of tho Nohraska State
Hpoed association at tho Driving pnrk to-
iinv wns ernnn ovinenpn nr tno internal, tn.it
Is holm- tnlcen In thn first inpptlnir nf thP
.Ii-puII Thr. nvr.-salv,- )o:,t HiU nflrrnnnn
told upon horses, riders nnd the people.
The thermometer reached as. Tiiero woro
several parties dangerously overcome with
the heat, Including one rider who wns un-
conscious for several minutes.
The 2:35 pace, with llvo starters, was won
in straight heats by Orval, Dewltt Tal-
ma ae second, with the outers distanced.
Tlmo: 2;22?4. 2:2i'a nnu z.nvs.
Tho 2:4.i trot witn rour sinners was won
y Wcssel with Mabel L, second. Time:
2:31. 2:31. 2:33. 2:10 and 2:42,
The ilirpp.iiiinrtprM mlln nnd roneat run
nlng racp was won by Lnnunls In straight
heats. Tlmo: 1:19 l-s and i:ia.
VrruiiKliiK Atlilelle Ciirnlvi.l.
Thn YnllllLT Jilcll'8 Christian association
. otlil.i.lrt ,inrlj vnti nil iTixnpnl 14 n n t IrltintlnC
? ' Bfcnt day of sport at tho athletic park
S on July 4. Already inquiries' have como In
from athletes from ovyr the state and tho
prospocta aro encouraging for a Inrge entry
,Ht- Probably n good Hiring1 of university
mBI) W compote In tho nthlctlo games.
'rll tennis nien nre putting ln their best
.npi. nl, ,i, nuRnplatlon courts and nre ore.
pa7lg to Vnako tho outsiders hustle for tho
tennU prize. Tho amateur ono mllo c ham-
?J?!!W5 .li"!,1' "'""amV0"; '0
- 0 tl, . n,nlli
crnoo.i ui i.i-
,i...i, iion n'liii ll.in.l ltnee.
LINCOLN, Neb.. Juno 21.-(Speclal Telo
cram.) The tlmo pr ze in mo nnuuni iin-
coin road race, today was won by F, Sheeler
of Omaha, who covered the twelve miles of
rouith road in 3S mlnutps nnd JS seconds.
D. V. anuitz, also ot umana, won uio inuu
and 4 to S, seconil; Tinge, rss crurncr;. J to jiiuko rmim unu i i uuk uu
1 third. Time: 1:29. Klner, Tulane, Gray- Sixth race, one mlln and fifty yards, sell
less Koenlg and Exit also ran. ing: Tho Iidy, 00 (J. Wnlsh). even, won;
Second race, llve.Iurlongs: Prince of Mel- Molo. 109 (Rose). 2 to C. second; Lrwln, 100
rose 110 (Henry). W to 1 nnd 4 to 1, won by (J. Martin), third. Time: 1:4S4. Cogmoosey
threo lengths; Beau Gallant, 115 (Turner), and Lydla S also ran.
turf Belling: Sir Fltzhugh. 93 (Booker), 8 "'"..STouXlB In severiU bte rac Ing events
to 1 nnd even, won by ono and a half "p,i sbtJ? iin avs Tout o F twentv-four
?nfrnd. Aro r."' SM
iuo imi-uhinii.Tii m HUSK, ....... ...r, thn lnwer court whirh ronvicioil A. V. 15001U
wis won by Queen L In the very fast tlmo tho mer wiun wful c0ntrnt.nB ln
"I'omor'row tho 2:12 pace and 2:10 trot "M0$ XnV4 W'mAolH0 of
gIiihmh with live starters each will bo thn Pn for on option VVontrary to the
races for thu day. Binimp The ilppislnn Is Imnortant In that
tPI. 41i,.i l t ho tn I li rlooh rilMnlnre ninn I i'ivn" v v v. v. . j
tovftp
'coin; D. W Hhult. Omaha; ICd f"" U",-
J JSiMoiriiiuf'urVi
Neiiik. K. dnrtner, il. Ilctiiunc, orvlllo
Koarns. 1!. I. I.unauerg, O. J., i.eas, jau.iJ
Hlerfger, Lincoln
Htnr riiniiilier Win llliniir Stake.
1'INPINN'ATI, O.. Juno 21. Slur I'lmm-
her, bearing the latnlllar colom of Pat
)"n ', V"".1 .M'VTl '"nnu. fine
ftSMlM
ways a favorite at odds of 13 to 10. John
Sohorr'n Oreenopk was spcoiuI choice at
" to fi. with a I to 1 on the Scoggan entry,
piorlz'r n,i Highland I.ntl. Tho raco was
at u mllp and oiip-olghtlt nnd wan run over
n fast track In l.5li. Star Chamber went
ouSS ITZ
p. canter by four lengths. Klorlznr, who
was last nearly all the way. came with Ills
and beat out his mablo companion, lllsh-
land Lad, by ono length. Ureenock dis
played poor class, lie was never better
than second In any part of the race nml
liontx.i ntr uf ilm Mulsh. Illchland Lad
set tho pace for seven-eighth of a tnllo
nnd was
nil out on tho end. cnywood
Inner in masterly style. Tho race j
i . i . i
witnessed by u crowd of about 0,000
.,ri.nn!.. a.lmmnL...
jrst rnce) X furlongs, selling: Hopkins
jmm 107 (j. Hlck. 11 to 0, won; Dulac,
JlllliV
Dun
Miss Kingston nlso ran.
Second race, live furlongs: School for
c,..,,t.-.i nn (MiniiKpUt. I to 1. won: May
I Cheney, 110 (II. Wilson), B to 1, second;
Telepnone uin. iw Mtnnsunu. 1 i" . i,i.--
Tlmo: l:02. Hrcmn, limma C. L., KmKeepeo.
Miss Theresa, Miss Aubrey nnd I lorlst
Queen nlso ran. .
Third race, ono miio, seuins: imh" '""'
ir uivu 0.,m,1l,11 iia
Fifth race, 11 furlongs: Spcundus. 110
miiu pi. uninf t litlo
SIXII1 rilCP. lUltunhf. .
sixin race, six iununt;.-. t"i,'"' ',- ,.,
Laud. 107 lAken, oven, won; Mop. 10, i I.
Wilson), 8 to 1, second; Osmon. 121
Dusen), 50 to 1. third. Time: 1 :t.. Ma-
Flecknoe, Kilt. Bcrkrnan, Ccotgo H.
Kccham and Laura CI. nlso ran.
llPNIlltS lit St. I.OItls.
Kccham and Laura CI. nlso ran
.
- , . . f,.,
5T. LOCIS. June 2I.-A perfect da . a rani
ST. LOCIS. June 2I.-A perfect da
track and a good card drew a big ;rpd to
the fair Grounds today. The Jlldsunimii
handicap was the feature. I'lnochlo prove
tho winner. Three favorites, a well-plaved
Lecoml choice and two outsiders wcro sue-
cessim. neunj
flinniu
" SJft0 WSXliS (Ilowel.f.
jg to 6 and 8 to C. second; Judge warden,
iiyi i.T. iMutiiPwsi. 3 to 1. third. Time: l:143i.
h Voriie. Kibe. Itoso Tree, Morris
,'olmer and Mldllcht also ran.
ltPKtiltn nt Hurt ,'in Trnck,
CHICAGO. June 21. "Weather ralnlnff and
.fnlf ulmv Itiit-lpm rpsnlls:
T,i'rt r.ipp four nnd onp-hnlf furlongs:
Paleton. 112 (Enos. 21 to L won; Matin, 103
(Bergen), 8 tn 6, scoond; Erlcsell 107 (Du-
peo). uum. 'lime: v:oc,n. vera i ww,
Bluff. Invlctus. Kid Hampton, Shut Up nnd
I rnn.
"rAlnl r.re. nnn r.nd one-slxtpcnth miles:
Norford, 1(0 (Enos). 10 to 1, won; Wax. 103
(Dupeo). 13 to 1, second; Benalder, 100 (De-
vln). third. Time; l:Sl't. Siutww una 'irou
I b.nltnn nlso rnn.
Fourth rnce, tho Junior stake, five and
Fifth race, six furlonirs: Dr. AValmsloy.
.Jockey 'Futility Hurt nt Deliver
DENVER, Colo.. June 21. In tho hurdlo
raco nt Overland pnrk today Jockeys Burke
i ano m timer were mrnwn num im-ir iiuim,
Tlurkp was fatally Inltirrd. Results:
--irst rape, seven iiirmnRs: 11. u. uon
won. Miss Redwood second, Cousin Letty
third. Time: 1:294.
Hr.pnnil rnpp. six flirlones: Eva Wilson
won, Crokcr second, Joo Herr third. Tlmo;
tiTi..
Third raco, four and a half furlongs: Ren
Bench won, Panlmnnt second, Sea Queen
third. Time: itBii.
Fourth raco, hurdle, seven furlongs
Chllcoot Pass won, Joo Bell second, Glor
inno II third. Tlmo: 1:401.
Fifth race, four furlongs: Jako AVnrd
won, Orator second, Ferdlnandez third.
i Tlmo: :49',i.
Toil Sloim CoiiiInk Home.
irnirnMO. Iml.. June 21. Tod Sloan, writ
ing to his udopted father. D. O. Bloukor of
this city, says he will leavo England for
two 'LarB UB'
Tectimselt SlinotlUK Toill-lilliiient,
TRPlTMSEII. Npb.. Juno 21. (Special.)
The shoottntr tournament held hero yester-
day was generally attended by tho gunsmpn
from this part of tho stato. Fourteen events
were participated In and all scorned to enjoy
the sport. Honors were about oven amongst
i lum il uozen oi tno mui itfini-n.
llmluer Crew In roiiuliUeensle.
POI GHKEEPSIE, N. Y.. Juno 21. The
Wisconsin university crews, numneriug
twenty-two men, In charge of Coach An-
drew O'Den, arrived hero today prcpura-
tory to taking part In tho 'varsity and
freshmen boat races ot Juno 30.
Knitter's Yiieiu n uu iiiipp.
TiERLIN, Juno 21. Emperor wiiunm s
yacht Meteor won the big llnmiiurg senate
priI0 jn tho lower Elbe regatta today.
Ilootli-Wenre foutriiet ITnliiivf ul.
SPRINGFIELD, 111. Juno 21 -Tho su-
aiurmou inr iiccibiuii ih
. V. illt..r.l lntv rAi'iiriKnfr
r"?,l" 7, 'ti, ?,Z
i.-u,i ,.nn,,lll..Mnnl rrnnnils. Thn prmrl
I '. 1..1.1 !.... n.,,,., tn ..clt.
fnr fturo delivery Is unlawful, but holds
that the Booth-We tro contract did not
tll,ld Booth to take the corn on delivery day
ftd was merely a gnnvblo on tho price of
corn.
,,
t'olorndo Hrlilere lllinvii fp.
,J..,:i.. V, ' n, n.u. i
&" ' S'tI,S.tiY llillrou." comiiSii. l?Sn
rl( ""-.f" ounS rlw Wo anil oi
halmles' nbovol,"hlow was wrcctol
Arelilil.ln.il Ireland Nulls
NEW YORIv. June 21. Arcllbtshon Ire
- Innd sailed today on tho French liner Lit
vnuiiuiiinii-. no n h" i
where, he Is to deliver aiv oration at tho
unveiling of the Lafayette momiraem Jitv
4. The nrehblshnp said ho would visit Romo
uciuru iviui mint.
III". (Van Uilfpnt. S to 1. sppoiui;
Hosp. 103 (Aker). 15 to 1, third. Time: 1:1534.
Hrlghtlo S, Suae. .Matchbox, Full Dress,
illcatc. Fourth Ward, Fleeting Hay aim
im (Corner), 0 to 6. won, 1 uut) ,,..
(May). 0 to 2, second; Dissolute, 102 Van
Camp), S to 1. third. Tlnw: 1:4PL llcpil
lpy, Katie Rutherford, 1M Henton, lIlKh
fnrlnnra fnr tTtnldPIl 3-
I tPimt nnllPt tllfl it'
UNDER ADVISEMENT
Injunction Salt Against Board of Education
in Hinds of Oonrt.
MR. HERRING MAKES AN ADMISSION
Mitys It Willi the Hoard's Intention to
1JipiiiI More 'I'll nn .Mini Voted
nml t'lnlniH It Hint it
Itlulit to Do So,
Tho injunction suit to restrain tho Board
of Kducntlon from erecting a High school In
excess of $150,000, cost price, was submitted
ycaterday, following a rather dramatic
appeal for tho board by Attorney Carl Her
ring. Judgo Keysor remarked that ho np-
predated tho need of hasto In deciding tho
C(l96 am, wou,(, nnnounce hi3 opinion early
next week. Ho added that Inasmuch ns the
board members were known to havo tho best
Interests of tho community nt heart ho
would not wish to say without duo tlmo for
consideration that they had exceeded tho
law.
In tho concluding speech Mr. Herring
frankly admitted that It was tho board's in
tention to exceed tho 1150,000 limit fixed
ns the maximum in the bond issue. "Tho
present Hoard of Education," said Mr. Her
ring, "Is mado up of men who have sacri
ficed their business Interests to servo tho
city's welfare, and they havo done It he
roically. If the board is n set of knaves
and Imbeciles, Ood help tho taxpayers who
put them there; tho people havo put theso
men In office nnd they must trust them.
On my advice ns official attorney tho
board has entered upon tho construction of a
building which I believe will cost $163,398,
exclusive of architect's fees. I havo udvlscd
tho board that It has tho power to spend
$25,000 annually In increasing school facili
ties In accordance with a charter provision.
The taxpayers havo voluntarily separated
themselves from this sum nnd havo left
entirely at tho discretion of tho board what
shall bo dono with It. I hold, therefore
that It is no concern of tho people, and, 1
say it with all respect, it is no business of
this court what disposition is mado of tho
money."
"Then, for example," interrupted Judgo
Keysor, "If tho people should express a de
sire for a $30,000 school building at Twen
tieth nnd Hnrncy streets do you think tho
board could say, 'We will increase tho cost
to $55,000?' "
"I say frankly that I believe tho board
could," answered the attorney.
W. S. Poppleton explained that ho had no
Intention of calling any hoard member cither
a knave or nn Imbecile, but believed, on tho
contrary, that each ono was actuated by a
high Idea of duty. "If they havo made n
mistake, as I believe, however," said Mr.
roppleton, "and havo exceeded tho law, I'm
sure they wish to bo set right as much as
anyone."
Court Motes.
The testimony Is concluded in tho case
wherein Mayor Moores and others went on
tho 'nond of ono Elisha 'Mnyhow for $1,(W0
and Judgo Slnhaugh has talccn tho case tin
der ndvlsement.
Judzo Jesscn has decided a South Omaha
land controversy In favor of John and Mary
Brubank, two of tho defendants In tho case
of Dana Cr. Jones against Edward Alnscow
nnd others. Tho jiroperty Involved Is ten
acres of land, tho title of which was under
a clouu.
Tho Retail Clerks' association have
brought Jacob Schlunk, a South Omaha
merennnt, into county court to explain his
business hablln. Th clerku claim that
Schlank has kept his place ot business open
on Mtinuay, a custom or wmcn tho union
disapprove. Tho cusp; Is looked upon as
important as ncing a test ot a cierK s rights,
COMMITTEES TO MAKE RATES
Wentcrn Romla Adopt ow Scheme
to I'revcnt I'rnlltless (.'oni
pctltlott. CHICAGO, Juno 21. By nn agreement
entered Into at tho meeting of tho presi
dents of tho western roads in this city tho
rate-making power of nil lines will bo
vested entirely in tho executive officers
of tho roads. No line, party to tho agree
ment, will havo power to issue a now rato
sheet until it has been submitted to tho
local committee where tho business orlg
inntes nnd has the approval of tho highest
oxecutlvo officer in charge of thr trnlllc
of the interested roads.
Committees will bo located at Knnsns
City, Omaha, Sioux City, Council Bluffs,
St. Paul and Minneapolis.
II. II. Courtrlght will bo general agent
of tho Kansas City committee. C. L. Wol
llngton will occupy a similar position on the
Omaha, Sioux City nnd Council Bluffs com
mltteo and G. N. Osgood will be general
agent for tho St. Paul and Minneapolis
committee.
Ilnlltvny A'ntrs nnd I'er.oiinlN.
A. W. Kelso, nsslstnnt superintendent of
the Rock Islund at Des Moines, is a visitor
in tno city.
Goneral Frelcht Agent Crosby of tho Bur-
llr.stnn bas returned from a business trip
to cnlcnzo,
Jim Tyrrel. contrnctlntr frelcht aeent of
tno .Missouri l'aclllc. lias returned from a
business trip to Joplln.
D. O. f!lark. sunerlntcndent of tho Union
Pacific Coal comDanv. left last nlcht for
a business trip to Chicago.
Cltv Possenircr Accnt Harrv Moores of
tho Omaha & St. Louis has crone out ln the
state tor a short business trip.
Occunvlne two special trains the troons of
the Sixth cavalry, formerly atatloncd nt
Fort Leavenworth, left yesterday afternoon
over tno uurimgton tor tsan Francisco,
General Mnnncer W. A. Gardner nf tho
Northwestern was In tho city Wednesday
from Chicago. Ho was accompanied on his
roturn east oy uencrm Agent J. A. Kuhn,
C. H. Fitzgerald, the Joker of tho travel
Ing passenger agents' pack, who Is Inti
mately known in railroad circles far and
wino as "Lissy i uzgcraiu, traveling pas.
nAnifnr nf7nt nf ttln lilllnvllln Xr Knahnllln
Is In town from Kansas City, telling his
collodion of new stories and incidentally
1UUK1I1K Uil U. lllliu 'UUSllll'SB.
Tho coolest plnces have been selected for
the Working Olrls' Vacntlon Contest trlpi.
DEATH RECORD.
Hitnilnn Foreign .Minister.
ST. PI2TKRSBURG, Juno 21. The Russian
minister of foreign affairs, Count Murnvleff,
died suddenly this morning.
Count Muravlcff bad Just finished his
morning cup of eoffco nnd had ordered hU
lunch when he fell In an apoplectic fit
nnd expired In a fow minutes, between 9
nnd 10 o'clock.
Resilient of Crcston,
CRE3TON, la., Juno 21. (Spocl.il.) Har
vey Farley, a real estate dealer and cltl
7.cn of Union county since 1S72, was foun
dead In bed Sunday morning. Tho funera
occurred yeoterday. No suspicious clrcura
stances attended tho death, lie leaves
eon.
I'll ne nil of lllrniu Iloye.,
SKWARD. Nob,. Juno 21. (Special.)
The funoral services of Hiram L. Boyes oc
curred tills morning nt 1 o'clock. Tho
services were conducted by F. O, Simmons
editor of tho Reporter. Grandfather Iloye
was SS years old and well known in thl
county, having resided in Seward for sev
cral years,
Old Slum Full. He.ldeiit,
SIOUX FALLS, S. D June 21. (Spoclal
Telegram.) James Belter, an old resident
ot Sioux Falls, Is dead, Ho was a prominent
member of the Herman vereln, the German
Odd Fellows and Ancient Order of United
Workmen,
.1 nil ii A, (inllitnilier.
WAItnKNSBURQ, Mo,, June 21. John A
BRAN-LIKE
SCALES
This most annoying nnd obstinate disosiso assumes diuYrent forms,
Honietimes producing a redness and inflammation of the skin, acconi-
.i ...;n. :..,., :ii,;,irr nml limninrf! nL'iiiii clianicleried hv niitnpr-
millCU Willi llllL-IIBU liv,iii,fc, " 0 j -r - --- - -
cms little pimples with excessive discharge Unit soon dry, forming crusts
which scale off like bran dust. Whatever the form, it is due to a
poiBoncd condition of the blood, which external treatment can not reach.
5. J. s. IR THE ONLY CURE FOR ECZEMA
S. P. S. cures by purging the system of the impurities that produce
-- - iKn .1;Mie. iclinn tint nrnnfimw mwl mflnm.
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exhausted the skill of the best physicians in tho neighborhood, lint eoultl get
no relief. I tried 8. S. B., which enecieti a Knuuuunv unu m . ...i;.
Books on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free. b. b. S. Co., Atlanta, Oa.
Still SellingPianos
At a Sacrifice.
.
;pflBlii
Aj CyicntRiNO JT
Although flic past wool; wo hsivo disposed of ninny of the
liunos that wen returned to us from rental at the schools, col
q"qh and to private parties spending the summer elsewhere,
there are still a number remain! iijj which we must dispose of to
make room to display our regular stock. To do so at once we
ire therefore willing lo make a
of them have not been used over
han ,'?0 davs. These pianos range in price from (J5, !?75, tfS5
and .?!)() to .?2r0. Our stock also
for over 77 years the acknowledged superior of nil. and now hav
ing every modern improvement,
the reliable I'Mscher, of Avhich
manufactured and sold. The
in and many other excellent pianos, all at. special low prices.
'Mne line of stools, scarfs and
dette and Newman Uros. organs.
mired. New pianos for rent.
Gallagher, state geologist, aged 5S, died at
bis home here today, the result of an opera.
tlon for cancer.
HYMENEAL,
WelierTwillnril.
GRAND ISLAND. Neb., Juno 21.
(Special.) A vory pretty wedding
occurred ln this city thl3 morn
ing, Miss Fredcrlca Wlllard bclug
united lo Mr, Krnest Wcbor. Tho ceremony
took plnco nt tho Presbyterian church, Row
C. Clark ofllclattng. The happy young
coupio, after n breakfast nt tho homo of
tho bride's mother, took tho train for Chi
cago, where Mr. Wober will enter the med
ical profession. Tho brldo was for somo
years an instructor at tka Institute nt
Ccnova nnd Is ono of tho mist favorably
known young women in this clt,.
"WeddliiKN nt Creslnn.
CRESTON, la.. Juno 21. (Special.) Mis
Daisy noil of this city and Mr. C. Ii. Har-
owo of Matisena were married yesUrd.iy
at high noon at tho homo of tho bride's
parents. Jay Tlnkerton nnd MUs Nolla
Ircno Clark wero married at S o'clock last
evcnlug. Invitations nro out for tho wed
ding of John Valine hnd Hulda Nelson, lo
tako place Wednesday evening, June 27, at
tho Swedish Lutheran "church. Soveral
other weddings nre scheduled for tho week.
FIRE REC 0RD
lliillilliiKN nt Crestnn,
CRESTON, la., Juno 21. (Special Tele
gram.) Sallng's livery barn, Harvey's con
fectionery and Humphrey's grocery wcro
burnod last night. Loss, $10,000; insurance,
$6,000. Tho llro wns of incendiary origin.
One horso was cremated. Tho families of
(Jeorgo Stlckland, Mrs. Turner nnd James
Sallng lost their household goods and had
narrow escapes.
Rmnll In slzo and great ln results an
nnviit.' T.lttlo Earlv Risers . tho famous
little Pills that clcanso tho liver and bowels.
They do not gripe.
ICnlKliI" Select IlelcKntes.
M. n..n.,l.ll.wi.i K'.ilfrlilu nt Anlflfll-n
...I.... unl.ntml flu ilrll Arm trlt, in Ilm
Nebraska Republican lenguo convention to
1)0 iioiu in ijinuuui, uiiiiu uiiiiic-n ,ii,'.ii,
C. F. Scott, S. W. Scott, Samuel ITarncst,
A. J. I'earson, Samuel Morris, 8. a. Hon,
c. I. McDonald. 8. II. Smith. J. M. Huel,
John Ilutler, R. E. llerdman, Edward Cone,
A F Mayne, u, e. Jiouerison, iviuiaiii
Cadwell. J. M. Hollo, William Matthews,
H. u. nan, iiuriy vitiwia unu . w.
Rlckctts.
Ilnllilliipr I'eriiilts.
Tlin pltv insnector of buildings has Issupd
tho following building permits; Nelllo M.
rn i.vnnpe. B23 North Spventeenth. repairs,
J50; Joseph Hlazek. 1175 South Sixteenth, re-
.' .ln . 1. ,11.. 1 . If, On...U U(v-
pairs, iuij, juspini inii&crv, ntii
ip..mh rpnalrs. 12C. E. H. Hrnln. 1517 South
Twenty-eighth, frame dwelling, $1,600.
Dim unMUFS
-SK llRMJSJ W J MMMJMJtJ
'iLPEDAL0M35
HOW?
USE
THEMOmOW COASTER BMKE.
Over 100.000 muse.
For Sale By All Dealers.
uinniimiiaita
Let -(Jlimk-Aiidi ePNeii 11(1". Co,,
Omiilin,
SUMHUH HESOIVI'S.
Summer Tours on Lake Michigan.
THE 8EtleeaT9h,p manitou
for pnMuuuer irvItB ficlutltelr. muke trlMt?kif
trli'ii fur tliHi-lutuIxt llitrtior Afirlns-is Iltiy ts
J'cluk.vr anl Mui'kiiiup UIhiiiI coiiDHCtlnK with All
HtttAmthip Line fur .Utlta tiurior, Kutorn ml
Canadian i'oinl.
LEAVES CHICAGO A8 FOLLOWSl
Tut i m nit TliUMt It a-nit Hat 4 p. n,
Mnnitou Stoomehlp Company.
0FFIC & DOCKS, Kuih and N. Water SU. Chicago.
Lakeside Hotolpee
AND COTTAGEH. II4HT1.1HU f. 0 HIS.
it mllr TrAtn Wmilirclin. Hauil far trmi nml ,1
ctlHirecucuUr U. U. Dt.SMMJ, liar,
HAYDEN
mm
tilt l
AnyQvle.
niation disappear never to return.
P. S. F. is purely vegetable and harmless.
Mr. II. Uonten, vf Saiinisvllle, Va.. says:
"Tor thlity-llvo vears 1 vn alllletetl with Oils
l.......n.,lli,,r oiwl ill,iilllill lllir llls,-iwi mill llllll
iiiiiih ..- ....... .........r -
heavy sacrifice on them. .Many
three months and some less
includes the ('Muckering piano,
better than ever before. Also
t here havo been over 112,000
Lester, .Jacob Doll. P.yrne, Frank-
duet benches. We handle liur-
Pianos moved, tuned and re-
Telephone lliStl.
Mr. U'liiHlnir'x Moot hliiR Syrup
Has been used for over FIFTY YKAHS by
MILLIONS of MOTHlOItS for their CHIL
DREN WHILK TKKT1HNO, with PER.
FECT SUCCESS. IT SOOTHER the CHILD,
SOFTENS the OUMS, ALLAYS all I' A IN,
CURES WIND COLIC, and Is the best rem
Pdy for DIARRHOEA. Sold by Druggists
In cvory part of tho world. Ho suto and
nsk for "Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup,"
nnd tako no other kind. Twonty-tlvo cents
a bottle.
siJHETV no.ns.
Fidelity &. HepositCo
(.npltlll mi, .",(1(1,(10(1. Slll'iilllN lll,8.1l),0O'l
Kvory form of Judicial Dond required by
the United States courts and tho district,
ccunty and other courts of tho statos of Ne
braska and Iowa, executed at Omaha.
H. A. WAGNER,
SCKCIAI. ACI2T,
UO.'l 1st ,ntl Hunk IIIiIk, O.IIAIIA, MCI!.
JOBBERS & MANUFACTURERS
OF OMAHA
DRY GOODS.
M E- Smith & G.
'V ! mil. . . t.L.
Dry Goods, Furnishing Goodt
AND NOTION
BOILER AND SHEET1R0N WORK
' '
Hrake, Wilson
Suceeasor WlUon A Drake.
Manufacturo boilers, smoke stacks and
brcechlngs, pressure, rondcrlns, sheep dip.
lard and water tanks, boiler tubes con
stantly on hand, second hand boilers bought
and sold. Special and piompt attention to
repairs ln city or country. 19th and Pierce.
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
VAestern Electrical
yv Company
Electrical Supplies,
Rletrlo Wiring Bolls and Gas LIKtlno
O. W. JOUMHTON. Marr. Hi i'ord P
SAFE AND IRON WORKS.
T
'he Omaha Safe
and Iron Works,
W G. ANDKIiUiN, Prop.
Mnkes aspeclalty of
XXCJw SIIUTTI38.
&nd Bursdar Proof Hafns aim V'nu.t loor, to.
.110 N. l ttli nmalin. Nali.
Davis & Gowglll Iron Works,
MANUKACTimRIlB AND JOHI3ER8
OK MACIIINUItY.
GKNF.UAIi RUPAIHINO A BPKCIALT1
IHON AND UHAB3 I'OUNDBHS.
1B01, 15:i nnd lr.tir, .liioUnn Street,
Omiilin, Nell. Tel. ti'M.
E. Zabrlskle. Agent. J- H. Cowglll, Mr,
0
Fence Company
05-7 NOHTII ITTH ST.
Manufacturers of ornamental lawn fences,
trco guards, steel hitching posts, vlao trel.
lists, poultry netting, etc
jjaailtS for 11 purposes.
Jj Manufsctursd by
National Oil & Paint Go,
1015-17 .ImieN Nl.,
mono J7SU OJ1AIIA, .NUB.
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