Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: "FJRIDAV, A1TGIST 10, 1900.
ft
OMA GETS SOME REVENGE
MiMourians Given a Good Old Faflhloned
TTT .11 e Tt .1
rranoping ior a laraweii.
MAUPIN POUNDED INTO A JUICY PULP
flatters of (he llonrkc Tribe MnWe the
McKlhlit'n Pet Look I.IUo
n in i.miK i,i ko
n lry llml Thlrlj.
C'l'.nt-I'lrci'.
Oninlm, lit .St, Joseph, :t.
Uemcr, tl-rti Mom C'lt .
Pueblo, I7 Dm .Moines, ;t.
Brooklyn, 7 Ml, l.onls, it.
Chlcnuo, r. PlillutW-lpliln, I.
Huston, :i Plttsliuru, -.
pv Vork, rit Cincinnati, 1!.
Detroit, H (te clntiil, o,
Knimna City, 7 f)ilcuKii, (I.
.Mllnnukre, 0-8 .Miuni-npnlM, tl-.
Muv. l. . . ..
i u Krcai nay lor trie
rooter yesterday at the Vinton Street
.. i. .... .
jrn. uui mo proi)aoiiitic nro that It
was. The rooter who allowed tho seal-
brown tasto In his mouth from the pre
aiouh aayB ciiagrln to keep him away
jentorday 1ms n kick comln and with no
lets a pcrsonaKo than himself on thu
klckeo. A Missouri of the name ol
Mallllln lllnhleil nrniitnl iln U( Inn .lot.
InnUln. vr.. Ill,- '-'..
.. ..r ,1,1,,. i, iinu u''tim (iicuc.
while tho foiirthnlacers nulled the willow
on him for all klnda of aincles. Iwo-baa-
grrH and homo runs. Newmcyer. on tho
inntrary, -jpeil his work with tho bent of
results, for.whllo ho was touched for
eight hltM. they were widely hcntlered
and nntted llttlo to tho good. It wan St.
.loe'n torn In UM, ulu. it...i-.-
" ..u..M,
nnd they did It onco or twice quite lustily,
with tho usual effect. The umplrlm? was
In marked tontrust to that which had
marked tho two preceding games and there
Ih-Sl, 1 1 1 1 1 r it nnv ni.nlin.1 fn. n n . . 1 n Ll
tl.rrln. - I-.. nn....l I
"" ' "r ,,
iiiiiu unro ut iiewuicycr, 1110 iiciamg game
or ine nomo team was simply superb, whllu
that of tho visitors was hardly less ac
ruratf, making altogether a snappy game
from tho start.
Tiro I'cntnres of the Onine.
Tho featuro of tho gamo was Lauzon's
home run hit, brluglug In four runs. An
other feature was Hub Wllaon's finger.
which was split by a foul tip from Ilend
ley's bat In tho fifth limine, which nut htm
out of tho game and sent Louzon behlua
mo pai, wnuo inompson Hicppca into rigni
flclci In tlmo to do nomo gon'l stick work.
Doth drew blanks In the first. In the
second, after (Irlmm had Down out to
loft, Schrnll planted a long one right for
throo bases. Thon Iiaer thrust one down
to Hourke, which the latter wus so loos
In corralling that Schrall loped home.
although Baer was Bhut off at first and
-.,. ,
Ilrlatow followed suit.
Lauzuu ulurilcd to center and O'Connell
bnriteil him In see.ond. ilvlnp at first. He
...r. ,,..1.. .: ... i...
nuui uuuiv uu jjuiiub riukiv nun
tr landed on Hccond In the play. Hoy got
- 1 - V. 11 ...t. .... UMtenn tilt tn
it PKHD UI1 UUIIO UU4 v nt;ii t linuu iiti. iv
uenaiey mai wormy utow w.uo
ana uaira weni noine, nay uuuie taus'
third nnd Nowmcyer rotlrlng the sldo with
a short fly to Strang.
j ,i,, M,ni, in
.uu .a p. wi ,
ine tnira, nut mo iocbib uiu rigin. suian.
mini, nui mo iuchio mu usui. mii,
ian hit to Hendloy, but tho latter threw
to flrnt nnd Grimm merelv stonned It.
to first and urimm merely aioppeu u.
Toman
low
O'Rourko bunted and by o serpentine sys-
iora oi uuukiuk i'udl Milium uuu iwuww
on first, sending Toman to eccond. McVlcker
hit Just over socond baso and tho bases wero
full. Lauzon stepped up to tho plato with
a wicked look In his general demeanor
Twice ho welted the thing far out to left and
each time ll. fell In' foul territory, but tho
third time he sent It over tho left field
. , . ... . i ,, , ,u
laacn ami luur weu miiiii iviiiik . .. .
homo plato together like a herd of wild
colts. nut that wasn't nil.
11 11.....
O'Connell gripped the ash with a vice
llko fervor nnd hoisted another out among
tho forest monarchs, and also loped lazily
around tho ring. Datrd sent a hot one down
to Strang, who threw ten feet over first, and
Balrd wound tin on third. Hoy s ngled.
scoring naini, and wiison followed
rsewman sacriuccn, ueuiK iuo uiiiiu niuu
bat. nnd tho first man out. Hoy scored on
Tnman'. Inntr IW In loft nnrt n'riniirWn tint
n stop to tho nightmare by dying at first.
In tho fifth Thompson signalized his en
trnnce Into the gamo by trespassing upon
tho right field fence for two bases, nnd
scored on Newmeyer's only single.
Tho sxth Inning threatened for a tlmo
be an Imitation of the quadrangular gavotto
ii iup .u,i.. miui v, uuu, ni uuu nicitui
lirsi, AicvicKer nu to renter tor two uascs.
Lauzon singled, sending Mattio to third.
Then Lauzon filched second, but when
i) uonnou popped a nine one out to nnnu-
ley McVlcker was caught at tho plate. After
rt,n....n . .. .i nAMHn.i ti .. i i 1 . . ,
1 ivuuut:ii uuu diuivii nciuuu uauii iiiuKt'n
ll tur lwu, dl-ui iiik iiiiieuu uuu u iwuuueii
and peeling the paint from tho "hit me for
a lull nf elenm" dlrri. Then Ilnv irnl II In
. ..... ii. .
mo leucti lor iu in ma ic.u io ram uio
homo run record, but stoppod at second,
Tlalrd comlnc home. Thomnson's slnirlo
scored Hoy and Nowmeyer retired the side.
That ended Omahn'H sprinting for tho game,
Saints (ilve It Up.
Of course, after all theso annoyances Mr.
Maupln was merely representing nnd
associates were about as ambitious. In tho
seventh a hit hy Schrall coupled up with er
tot-a hy O'Rourko and Nowmcyer and
neincr s cauicu tiy nner lur iiiiuwiur ruu, uuu
In the eighth n base on balls and a two-
bagger by Klynn scored Strang. In this In
nlng Nowmcyer sent three men to llrst on
balls, but two of them died on bases. The
score:
OMAHA.
AH. It, It. O. A. E.
It. O. A.
1 2 g
0 7 3
2 1 0
3 II 0
1 10 1
:: 5 2
2 0 0
200
2 2 0
102
17 27 18
II. O. A.
3 3 2
2 1 ll
0 2 0
0 11 1
2 3 0
0 2 0
Tomnn, hs 5
O'flourke. 2b 5
McVlcker. cf 5
Lauzon, rf nud c 5
O'Conhell, lb 4
Halrd. If 5
Hoy. 3b 5
Thompson, rf 2
Wilson, c 2
Newmeycr, p 3
1
1
0
0
ii
Totals 11
BT. JOSEPH.
AU. II.
., 3 1
5 0
2 0
4 0
Strang. 3b .
Klynn. cf ..,
Kllng. c ....
firlmm. lb .
Schrall. If ..
HAer, rf . ..
On South 13th Street
What This Resident
n 1. . 1
Odlb Ib Ul m"
finite Value,
ti'h.. nl.l.ll.ne re.l.lents nnd hlnhlv
" ; .
peeled people of Omaha make statements
like tho following they must carry convic
tion to every reader.
Mrs. A. M. Hascall of 2607 South Thir
teenth street says: "Doan s Kinney PIUS
wero a perfect success In my case and did
, . ,.. , i., ,.,,
wonders for me. My trouble was mostly
wun ins Kinney hecrruuuo, mm 11
milky whlto and had been this way for
long lime. 1 101m uiun 1 imeuiri.,
they failed to do tno work, iTouurinc
Doan's Kidney Pills nt Kuhn .t Co.'s
store and Inking n course of treatment,
cured me."
Sold for fifty cent per box by all dealer,
Kosler-MIIburn Co,, lluffnln, N. Y.,
iF.ni. nr it.. iiii..,i si..i.
" ' ' ' '
n.m.mh.. IK. ..m. nn' .nH I.U
..m..m.,v. vmv u.wv, vh v, w ..
ubstltute.
prlstow, !h 4 ft 1 1
Hendley, ss 4 n 0 1
Mnupln, c 0 0 0
Totals 31
s :
t (i
11
3
a"' fch "::::::.: 0 1
0
0 -u
0 0
n 0 1
10-3
1 . .
U . f,1 n n"",! .''fnnhii, it: st Joseph. 1
...." I"1"' 1 numpon, .MCYicKcr, ii.tirn
121 Ilnv. llrlntnu. I.Mvnn TI,M.n.v,. hiu
Strang. Schrall. Homo runs; Lauzon. lidn
Hcrinre ViU Vr Sirtrs&t
Newtncycr, I; off Maiipln. I. Struck out. Itv
Newmever n. 1,., ,,,,,i i ui... ...-
Lnuzon, O'Connell.' Double plays. Haltd to
O'Rourke; Unlrd to O'Connell to OHutirke;
,, , , urlstow to'Grimm Time- 2:15.
t'mnlre- Warner ur,mm- J ,raP-
" "
IIEXVHH TUCKS TWO IX M.CCKXJ'IOX
DnplU'iitp KcnrPN Mark the llot nffill
of (ilmtKOook'n Slon.x.
til.' Wt.M A ta 'i t
. 'IU. f3yumi I I'lL'm Hill. I
wi'nvcr iook iwo Kiimew rrom hioux i icy
today by clone ncort-B. The tlrst wuh won
In the tllnth llllllnir. Willi lu-n lilla unit Me.
" "'"i'i n vrror. uenrrr nnn nnru worK io
win the necond j?ame and two qticHtlnnnble
iit'Linioiin in i lie teni n nn ni. rii ipoii nn at.
cltemnni to n hlKh pltcV mio who wa
- rV.V V"M.cc!lir.?J B..i'VfV V.1'".1 ",4"
i M'f!i.. .." '. , ' "' " "
Iihk, and U IKKCOcK wnntnil the rnnnerx re.
tnrne.l fnr t-'Kii-u. ...A.Ti.i
" "v.v. ..."r"r"K "."lM"
Wmu- e'TX ' .'!"'" ..S
I . . ' . ' ' ' ' 1 J 'J I u li li I iih I
I uertp at second. KbrlKht Rave Itellly
Vi ''CI,C"1 OI ipnin and allowed the
winning run.
Attendance, 2.500. Score
DUNVKIt.
All. It. II. O. A.
C I 0 1 0
R.
I'reston. cf
0
(I
o
o
0
0
n
0
0
Miller. If
Iluelow, e ,
3
0
1
0
3
1
ii
1
Ti
Holland, rf!
Illckcy, 2b..
I
0
12
1
I
1
?J'IM.V. lh... .
I Kellly, y,t
l.owee. ss!!
8hnildt, p
Totals
38
SIOUX CITY.
AH. It.
If.
1
0
0
' 1
I
0
1
O,
1
0
I
12
1
1
fi
0
Collier, rf
4 0
McCC,,'ull(''1If n
I !r"JE.","". 2' 3
1
1
0
0
0
1
I
1
t.iriiiin, rr I
Olnsscock, lb 1
Js''le"' 31- ij
Cnte.e..."'". .!!!;;.. 3
McDonald, p'.!!!ii!!!!! i
lOlHIS J
5 S 27 1
nenver 3 0
2 0 0 0 0 0 1-0
110 0 0 0 0-5
Mioux city l
Earned runs: Ddni'nr 4- l Mil V fill!
Three-bHse hits: Miller. Sullivan. Cote!
.McDonald. Homo run: Iluelow. Klrst lms
on Dans: iiy Schmidt, 2; by McDonald. 2
StriK'k Ollt: HV Sehm ill. 3: hi, MrtlnmiM
5. Hit by pitcher: Hv Schmidt. 1. Donblf
plays: I.ewee to Sullivan; llerte to Oluss
cock. Time: 2;00. Umpire: Kbrlght.
oinri', neconn came:
DKNVKR.
An it tr n a v.
A,
i'reston, cf r. 1 1
0
0
0
0
fi
1
1
1;
3
Miller. If....
iioMnnci, r'r'."."!!I!!!!I! 3
0
1
1t
iticKey, zn t
Hulllvuti. lb.
lie v. 3b....
I vee, ss...
McNcely, p.
0
Totals
II
fi' 11 30 17
HIOUX CITY.
AH. It. 11.
O. A.
0 0
Collier, rf...
0 0
McCreiidle, if r
Hrnshear, 2h 5
Orimn, ct. ............. r,
Glasscock, lb. .!!!.!!!". 4
NlleH, 3b A
0
r
0
n
0
1
11
I
5
7
0
29
I
0
1
n
COte. c.
rergjson, p.
i TotillS 30
5 ll
.Two out when winning run made
Denver 3 01 1 00000 1 S
Sioux City 2 Oiooioio 05
horned runs: Dervcr, 3; S:o iv crty. 4.
Twn-baio hit: Ilriishenr. Thr"e-tiL hit:
arltlln. Home run: Or ffln. Klrst bnso on
uatis: orr McNeeiy, i; off Kere ison,
uaus: urr .Meiseeiv. i: on Kerg ison, 2.
Struck put: Hy McNeely. 2; by Kerguson.
!?' .J'!1 "Y Pitcher: By Keri?uroil. 1. 1'aBsed
,,, Double plays: Illckey to
plays: Illckey to
Sullivan: McNeely to Lewee T'to Sullivan:
ci,,iii.Vn.r t in iciVi i. l ' r l"
stolen bises: Preston, 'noiiknd. TlraSi
2:00. Umpire: Kbrlght.
I'UUIII.O PUTS DUN MOIMJN Ol'T.
Ilulenltns Mrnluliteir Out Jukoy
Weliiier'n Ilendrrn nt a Great llnte.
rt7r.m.o. coin., ah. a.-fnn.eini ti-
I , Sl' " , , . 1 - - .. - , '
f " ''"! miucn ue-
J,wf """..P8 Mo,n,M this after-
i?."a.nW ncforo 'h'? r,mP .ntn0.'!
n!,.l,t Whllrlil..'. "UMI ...I t , M ,.
S SrinyWn'n. U'".?."'.'.. Ji5
WeVe the features. Attendance. "W.'score
PUEHLO.
All
II. O. A. E.
10 2 0
14 2 0
3 9 10
3 '.' 2 0
2 0 0 1
12 0 0
3 10 1
110 0
12 10
19 21 "i "2
H. O. A. E.
0 2 8 1
0 110
0 110
0 10 0
2 0 0 0
0 111
0 0 10
1 10 1 0
0 3 10
113 1
0 0 0 0
21 15 1
McIIale. 2b 4
llaymor, sb 3
pnrrott, lb 5
t:iosson, 3b 4
Hiji:;;;;;";;;";; j
iu uraliam. c 4
Whltrldge, cf 5 1
JOhtlSOll, p 5 0
Totals 3? 1
- DES MOINES.
ah.
II.
, ?' '''
Il'incs 2b!".".'.!'.'. T
1
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
"3
0 1
0 0
to Nngle, cf 4
?,v"i r'
Warner, rfevp....
3
3
i iteosHmcn, iu
I.?nnn, c. .........
.... 3
.... 3
.... 0
....27
.... 4
.... 3
aiu,"(er'rf f,"
Totals
I Pueblo ..
5 0 0
0 0 0
-17
0- 3
jj MolllCR
i l.-nrnoil rim
Pueblo, 1; Des Moines, 1.
Two-biise hits: Parrott (ii.'ciosson, Mor'nn',
WhltrldlTe. Johnson. Three-huse hits:
Whltrlduo (2). Homo run: Relxler. S.ie.
rilen ,, , n,,.,.,. nini ,..' mm I.
itaymer, Parrott. Closson, Moran (21. Thiol.
Uralit. Klrst base on balls: Off Welmor.
,?Vi 3r
play: Thiol to Hall to ltebsnmeii. Paused
pan: tirunam. Time: i:&o. Umpire: Kltno.
UI.....U.... ....
his Denver
Played. Won. LobL P.O.
S.1
SI
R5
St
Rl
80
50
33
.li)2
Dos Moines
43
4i
12
35
38
40
42
4li
IS
.531
- Rt. Joseph
.529
a I h ifl u x City'
.WO
.43:
j'ucuio
.100
f.'AMES (IK THIS NATIONAL LEAtiDE.
I.ouU llnd n f.'hnucc to Win from
llrooklii Ycntcrilii) ,
BT. l.UUltt. AUtr. !. "t?v" Ynnnir ivns
batted all over the lot nnd St. Louis never
had n chance. Donlln led St. Louis nt the
nn 1 wun a nniiuie. triple and home run.
Attendance, j,nt. tscorc;
ST. LOUIH.
UltOOKLYN
lt.II.O.A E
U.H.O.A E
McClruw, 3b 0 0 2 1 0!
Ilurkelt, If.. 0 12 0 2
Heldrlck, rf 0 1 3 1 0
Donovan, rf 0 1 5 0 0
.lont, of.... 1 1 2 0 0
Keeler, rf . 1 2 2 0 0
Jenn'KS, lb. 1 2 13 0 0
lfelley. If... 0 1 3 0 0
1 3 0
2 1 5
0 0 4
4 : 2
Kehter. 2b. 0 0 1
Dfthlen,
Wallace, xa. 1 I 2 4 0
Donlln, lb.. 2 3 7 0 1
Croes, 3h...
Dily, 2b...
1'arrell, c.
Kltmn. p..
Critter, c.... 0 2 5 2 0
4
Yoiinr. p. ... 0 0 0 4 0
12 0 1
7 16 27 11
Hoblnaon ..0 0 0 0 0
Totals .
Totals .. 3 9 27 U S
Hatted for Young In tho ninth
St. Louis 0 1010100 03
Hrooklyn 0 4 0 0 0 1 0 0 27
r.arneii 11 us: ni. i.ouis. i; urookiyn. 3.
7.W0."."nHn.n,!s.: Innlln, Kltson. Homo run.
Donlln. Doub e ploy: Cross to Katrell to
a 1 - ill utftn. ...ui.il unnvp, .uiiu.tlll. lilll'1'11,
Jennlmcs. Three-bose hits: Donlln. Crleer
Hit hy pitcher: Heldrlck. liases on italic:
tin Kitson, 1; on louug, .. umpire: Emslie.
lime: znv.
t.nny nay lor .11nrc111s1s.
CHICAGO. Auc. 9.-KrabCr rave el2ht
I , . t.. I.I... . . , ...'1
men their bases. Eleven hlti, two of their.
rour-bagsers. were maue orr ills delivery
while Callahan was very steady and nl
re - "weu mil nine .iu. .iiinmaiicc. i,iw.
Hcorc:
CHICAOO. ! 1'H1LDEL1'1IIA.
n.H.O.A.E. It.ll.OA.K
Oretn, If.... 12 11 0Thoni.u, cr. 0 0 3 0 0
ClillUs, Sh... 12 3 3 0 Slaiile, K...0 0 0 0 i
Mcrtes. cr..O 1 4 0 0 Deleh'ty, Ib 0 0 10 1 0
neter, rf... 1 1 3 0 0 I-iJoe. 2b... I 0 3 3 0
i"nie. lb.. 1 1 13 0 JFIA if.... 0 0 2 0 0
llradley. 3b. 1 i 1 C 1 WoI t n, b 0 2 12 0
j,loC(,r., ,(! 3 Murphy, c. 0 1 3 1 0
hub i i-nance, c... 11 o : 0 u i-rota. .... u ) . i
a Callahan, p. 0 1 0 I 0 Kraier, r-.. JO 3
uuu Totals .1112117 3 Totals .1 1
in
(MI n 0 . 0 n
drtie Philadelphia 0 00000 1 0 0
It Earned runs; Chicago, 3. Left on banes:
Chicago, 8: Philadelphia, 4, Two-bast
Callahan, Chllds, Wolverton, Home
ounzel. Dexter. Sacrlilce hits: Chllds.
sol Mertes, Stolen bases: Green, Merles, Ilrad
Icy (2). Chance. Double plays: Chllds
il, . Penan I a li 4 t r Jnll'
nn l" . 'i""7 '. . .. :V.v'.'r" '
" h h nK niii: iiv 1 uiiHiiitn. nv r rfl.pr.
I Buses on balls; Off Callahan, 1; off Kraier,
.15. t'mplre.
uurst
l.rPTrr'a Wlldnrs DM It.
PITTHHI'IIO. Aiur. 9. Ronton won In the
tenth With hnscs full Ijifwr rnve n
base, on balls, forcing In the winning run.
until pitchers did line worn, uineon showed
nger nt critical points. Attendance,
;,). Score:
I'lTTSIICHU. i IKMTON.
. , l1ui,-V:(1
';, . """ 5 J 2 i ''"
fllflm. III. 0 0 11 0 0 Ht.i
11 11 O A K
milt n, cl 0 M M
nr. rr.... 0 0 0 J 0
rrllrltn. Hi. 0 0 11 0 0 Ht.ilil, rf . . . . 1 3 2 0 0
))',rr- L ' ' 2 2 ''"'""V J1; 2 2.5
11"m'' - 2 2 ' ; ,'",n lb J"
""ehey, "b. n J 4 Minify. ir...:fl l I
O'Connor, c 0 I 4 1 iillitrj-. If.... n o o
!.. I I ,l - ... n A .
1 1
2 n
i n
0 o
t o
1 l
o o
t o
Rly.
Ltever, p.
0 I 4 Oilowe, 5I.... 0 0
0 10 4 1,V. (Tke, r. 0 I 5
ih river ..
11 tVry
0 10 0 0
"ullhnn, c. 1 0 0
''Ineen, p... 1 1 1
0 0 0 0'
Total
JO Id S Total
. 1 9 34 18 2
Hun for
0 0 0 0-2
0 0 0 1-3
Ilattt'il for Iccvcr In tenth.
Srhrlver.
ritlnbtirR 2 0 0 0 n 0
uoston u u l u H l
I t.'nrned
Mi.'.'ipn
runs: None. Two-linsc lilt:
Three-lmne hltn: Heiuimont,
. .
b xWVTftSt b.'o
balls: Off I.eevcr. li off Dlneen. I. lilt
p trheil ba II: neatiinont. Struck out
I .... i n. i... ii .. it'ii.i
" .- i-i... ui unimi, - . 11 . i-hvii
l ueever. 'rime: i:w. i tnnirc: u uay
(iln.H i.i..k ..... ,,...
CINCINNATI. Alls. O.-New Yolk hli
Hcott hard today Mercer was steady
throughout. The lleldliu; on both sides va.
strong. AiieiKiance, v. score:
CINCINNATI I NRW YOltK.
It It.O.A.i: It II. O A. i:
llairell, cf. 2 3 2 0 ( Vanll'n. cf. I 1 3 0 0
I'mwfnrrt, If 0 0 I 0 0 ielb.nli. If. 0 3 M
Hlelnf'dt. Sh i 1 3 ? olDoyle. lb.... 0 2 11 2 0
".ekley. Ib. 0 0 13 2 0 Hnilth, rf.... 2 2 110
orenrnn. rr 0 0 ( 2 0 II rknian. 3li 1 2 1 I 0
Metlrlde, rf. 0 I I 1 0!1)bvI. m ... I 2 2 S o
Qiiin-i. :t... 0 2 0 l
Hlensnn. 2h. 0 0 I 4 1
llowei'n, v.. 0 0 2 1 0
Mercer, p... 0 1 1 5 0
I'eltr.. c .... 0 0 2 2 0,
Hcolt, p 0 0 0 7
Tot. lis .,
27 20 0'
Totals .. i IS 27 20 1
I Cincinnati
10000100 0i
0 New York 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 1 I a
0 Kamed runs: New York. 5: Cincinnati, 2.
Two-base tilts: Mcllrlde, Van Huliren, sci-
hacli. Three-base lilts; Smith. Hickman,
Davis. Stolen bases: Hiiirctt. Van Il.tllten.
0 Double iiluys: Smith to Doyle, Van Ilal
0 tren to Ilowertnan. Klrst baso on balls: off
0 Scott. 1. Struck out: Hy Scott. 1: by Mercer,
1 1. rasseii nan: iiowermun. wiui pncii: .wvr-
cer. lime: saw. 1 mpire: nwiiriwumi,
Htninlliiu: of the Tciiiun.
I'laved. Won. Lost.
I'.C
Hrooklyn
T'hlliidelphla
I'lttsburs ....
r.i
.... M
.... SN
.... 87
.... fi7
.... ss
.... Rl
....83
w
17
44
13
II
M
::i
10
11
13
II
17
47
.5:0
.533
.W
.
.46!
. 131
.300
Chicago
Hoslon
Cincinnati ...
St. I.nuls ...
New York ...
(JAjiijs 4r Tin: amkiwu.vx i,iciii:,
Detroit
'ills Ctrl eliinil llnck Mlth n
(.'out of WlilteiviiHli,
DUTROIT. Mich.. Attir. 0. Iloffer's sllialo
ft In tho eighth Inning toduy, when two were
, i inn, witn iiiu only uit'.iii nil uiuitu uu
1 I . ....... .. l.-n....d 1.1, ...nu n ..nr. flu fl.n.
fell Inst oiit of lllherfeld's reach. Cleve
land was outplayed throughout, their Held
Ine belne very racced. Yeagcr's all-
Hround work was the distinct feature of
the afternoon. Hood was put out of the
game in tno soventn tor KicKing wnen
Sheridan declared mm o.it nt second in
an attempted steal. Attendance,
score:
DKTItOIT. CLEVELAND.
H.irO.A.EI H.II.O.A.K.
Hurley, If... 2 0 0
EILcrfld. ! 1 '- R
o o Krimie. rr.. o o i o z
I 01
rnln. lf-2b 0 0 3 2 1
MeAI's'r, 3h 2 1 0
5 1
0 1
UiC'h'ce. lb. 0 0 13 0 ll
Dillon, lb... 0 2 1J
C'rlluim. c. 0 0 0 0 1
Nlcol. cf..
Itynn. 2h..
1 1 3
0 1 1
0 0 2
1 1 2
o o;
3 o
2 0
nor.d. 2b.... 0 1 1 3
McKenna. If 0 0 0 0 0
Wnlton. Jb.. 0 0 14 0
Sliuw, o...
eager, p.
fl 0
Shay. s 0 o 2 i l
Hoffer, p.... 0 I 0 2 1
Totals
$ 10 27 17 2
Totals .. 0 2 24 IS
Detroit 0 1 3 0 0 0 4 0
Cleveland 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Stolen bases: McAlestcr (21. Klhcrfeld
Hnrley, Dillon. Klrst base on balls: Off
V,.-,ir,.r !t nff Mnftnr I Irlrat hnjMf. nn ir
rors: Detroit, 3. Left on bases: Detroit.
4;r Cleveland. 4. Struck out? Uv "'Vain.
uouDie piny; r iouu iu ouuy in lm-
T ,0C' umpire: Hiierman.
Ilreivem Do Millers for u Pnlr.
MINNKAPOL1S. Aug. 9.-Mllwnukee had
an easv tlmo with the home team In both
games today, uoing quick nnu m'liuani
lluld work. The pitching by Italley was lino
for five Innings, but at the last the visitors
f."V"".. ' " V" "
round mm nna pounded tno nan. mer-
uuuer nurn ti i Deuuiui who n nmrn lur ueu-
0nd basemen. In the second gamo ho
turned up In nearly every lino and dlstln-
H!?te? Jll"f ..?" V?A hIJ .V.
uuiiiut, imiiuii, uianiiiK . iiuinu lull Willi
"' men on the ba.c.. Attendance, 1.600,
bc"e: "J JlCI
n.H.O.A.E. nit.O.A.B.
Davis, cf.... 0 1 0 0 n Waldron. rr. 0 0 1 0
Harvey, rr.. 1 1 0 0 0 Dowil, K.... 0 0 3 0
Nance, 3b... 12 3 1 0'AnJers'n. rr 3 2 2 0
Lilly, ir. .. 1 2 2 0 tlSmlth, c 113 1
Werden, lb. 2 2 12 0 0
I'llltz. e.... 2 3 3
I'ldier, o.... 0 1 4 1 1
Smith, ss... 0 0 3 I 1
Uurke, Sh... 1 1 2
nierh'r. 2b.. 12 3 0
Abbt'hlo, Sb 0 0 3 1 HDIxftlnt. lb. 1 2 S 0
Uhret. D.... 0 0 0 4 1 Waddell. p.. 0 0 2 3
Mcnol 1 1 0 0 Oj
Totals .. 6 10 27 11 i
Totals .. 11 27 U 2
Nichols batted for Ehret In ninth inning,
Minneapolis 40010000 1-6
Milwaukee 3 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 3-9
Earned runs: Minneapolis, 3; Milwaukee,
Two-base lilts: wertlen. AUUatlcchlo
Anderson. Smith. Homo run: AVcrdcn,
Passed balls: Usher (2). smith. Jjuses on
balls: Off Ehret. o, off Waddcll, 3. Hit by
: 11. Hinitu. irucK out: isv wan
dell, 1; by Ehret, J. Loft on bases: Mia
nenno lis. i: ai waukce. k. uouu q nliiv
Hlerbauer to Dlgglns. Sacrlilce hit: Klsher.
Umpire: Cautllllon.
Score, second game:
MINNEAPOLIS.
n.H.O.A.E.
MILWAUKEE.
K.Il.O A ii
Davis, cf.... 1 0 2 1 1
Hnrvey, rf. 0 10 0 1)
Nance, 3b. ,, 0 0 0 2;
walilron, rr 2 2 0 0
Dowd, If.... 1 ; 0 0
Andem'n, cf 2 1 3 0
Kultz, as.,,, 0 14 2
'niltb, c 112 0
'luike, 3b... 1 1 2 i
llerb'v. 2b,. 0 1 8 0
Jinglns. lb.. 1 1 S 0
leldy, p 0 0 0 4
Totnls .. 8 10 27 15
Lally, If.... 0 0 4
Werdeii. lb. 0 1 14
Nlelioln. c... 0 0 2
Mriher, c... 0 0 2
timltti, cm.... 0 2 1
Abbey, 2b... 0 1 1
Ilalley, p.... 0 0 1 &
Totals ..1 6 27 13
Note: Nichols In lured In third anil re
iioveu ui- Manor.
Minneapolis 00000000 11
Milwaukee 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 2 3:
ICarned ruiiH: Milwaukee. 4. Two-hnsn
lilts: Hlerbauer. Waldron, Kultz. Passed
pails: I'ls icr. hmitn. 1'lrHt hase nn halls
urr unlley. 1: oir Heldy. 2. Struck out
ny iiaiioy, ny iteidy. 1. i.ert on bases
.Milwaukee, l; .Minneapolis, . Double i lay
lleldy to Hlerbauer to Dlgglns. Sacrlllco
nits: itnrvey, uurke. unwd. 11 erbauer.
lleldy
aioinn nascs; i inner, Aiuierson
(2), Dowd
rime; i;iu. umpire: cantll
lion.
nines Win the I.nsl.
KANSAS CITY. Auc. O.-In Kansas City
liulf of tho eighth, when Dnheny was re.
Iljtl'nri l.i, Iulnll lilt tnr. ...n l..,..u
scoring two runs nnd winning the gamo for
tne nomo team, mo gamo was culled to al
low the visitors to catch a train. Hucklev
spill a finger In the llfth Inning and had to
retire, iioin teanib piuyeu wen in the lieiu
iMteiidance, 2,wo. score:
liANSAH CITY. , CHICAQO.
n.H.O.A.E n H.O.A.E.
Karrell, cr.. 0 0 2 1 0 liny, rr 110 0
Gear, rr 2 1 2 0 O.Kux-deii, lb-o 1 2 10 1
O'llrlen, jr. 1 1 4 0
0 MuKarl d. If 1 0 0 0
Diinuan. lb. 119 0 0
Hartm'n, 3b 1 1 0 0
Paddtn, 2h.. 1 1 1 r.
Hclmerer,
a 1 3 2 2 0
C'ourhlln,
3b 0 0 0 2 0
Isbell. ir-lh. 1130
Slewurt. 2b. 1 0 2 4 O Huekley, e 0 1 6 0
ciondlng, c.. 0 0 3 0 1 I'luher. it... 0 1 0 0
Patten, p .. 1 1 0 2 0 O'Uary, . 0 1 2 3
McManua .0 0 0 0 0 . Doheny, p.
0 12 4
0000
- Katoil, p
roiau .. 7 7 21 11 1
1 Totals .. 1J 24 13
Hatted for Gondlnir in the elcrhlb.
ivansas uny i i 11 o 0 0 3 2-
1 'hlcago 0 2 0 0 0 2 2 0-3
I l.-.ii.n.l ,i.iu L'.imuu. rl., ... 1. 1 n
..,..,... ...fi .-v..i..r ..J, a, l llllllt;il, .1.
Two-base hits: Isbell, Sugdeii. p.ulden, Do-
neny, ration, near. Ttiree-tmso lilt: Schae
fer. Sacrifice hits: Sunden. Hneklev
Stolen bases: Schaefer 12). Cougllllll
tvurlon. McKarland. Hases on balls: Off
l'aiten. d: ore uoiienv. 11. i.ert nn usm
unnsas t uy, t: I'lucaco, v. Double playi
Stewart to scliaerer; t'leary to Padden to
Schaefer; t'leary to Padden I
migiien; Karreii 10 noiiding. struck out: Hy
i'niicn, 1; ny wuneny. o, 1 line, i.w, i mpirc
.Aicunnaiii.
Sliindlim of the 'relllllH,
Played. Won. Ln.it.
p.t
uim.i
. Wild pitch: Callahan. Time,
91 53 3S ,R:
:0 40 41 .5H
91 52 4rt .'31
9 4S 17 .5""i
99 4S 51 Ki
91 41 I" cil
mi 13 W .III
ii 42 50 I. "J
Indianapolis'
0 I
Milwaukee
- 1 Cleveland
V. M. U. A. Juniors Defeated.
- The Clean Clipper defeated the Y. M
to A. Jr 's Thursday afternoon hv a scoro of
. I O . lt....it.,
'"i " . -.' .'. hi " u 111 ll -ri 1114, 1 1 ...11
a. i Ktnrr in iiiiihii. nn neiirn ninff iin i.r.
eral times. Uatlerles; Kor Clippers, II
Lynch and R Hcliultx. for Y M C A
s, k. itawitter ami a. iiawitser rue
lean Cllnners will cross bats "with the
Kpotted Klks Krlday afternoon and a sr-nt
gamo Is exijected.
fltford's llnll Tiitiriinntrtil.
OXI'oni). Neb.. AUL'. 9-(Snecl.il Tele-
pram. I-The Oxford base ball touriianri i
opened here Wednesdav nfternoon with a
Inrse iittendance nnd with excltemenl riin-
nniB iiirii. uxioru nno .rapHiiot piaycu
the llrst anic. Score:
Oxford 00 S 001020 II
rapahne .1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0- f,
Hatter es: Oxfortl. Ill ss nnd llhoads
Vranahoe. Tanner and Redmond.
Thursday morulns s Katnc. Oxford and
Oberlln. Score:
Oxford 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 2 0-
Oberlln 5 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 s
Hatterles: Oxford. Iltlffmaster and
Ithoades: Oberlln. Shcppttrd and Caldren
Thnrsduj' afternoon's game, Arapahoe
nnd Hortrand. Score:
-rapahoe 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 t-15
Uertrand u 5 0 2 2 0 0 1 1 S-ll
ltntterle.4: Ariiniihoe. Gordon and lied
moii; Hertrnnd, lliief nnd Maarke.
I'riiiiUlln llefcnlx .Hm It i 'enter.
KltANKM.IN. Neb.. Auk. 9.-(SpecIat Tele
gram.) The ball game between Smith Cen
ter fKnii.) ami our noys was one or tno
prlncl.'ial features or tnc rQUiiiott pro
gram, the Kansas noys winning yestcr
dav's game. Our boys went at them hard
from the very llrst. with Itobliison In the
box. who put up the best game ever
pitched on our grounds. The support was
nerrect. tiiiynen s worn on secomi was
henotn'iial. Score:
rimklln Oiooi 1 200-s
Smith Center 0 1 o 0 o o o o 0-1
Hatterles: Robinson and llnssong; White
and Jewell. Struck out: Hy Itobliison, !).
b White, C. Ilnse lilts: Krankllu. 0.
Smith Center, 0. empire: I'err).
llentrlee Loses to H i more.
HKATIUCIC. Aug. !i.-(Hpeelnl Telegram i
The Wvmore basi! ball team defeated tno
Heatrtre teiitn In a game at Wymoro yes
terday by a score of b lo 3.
KINLEY MACK WINS ON FLUKE
Winner of llrookln mill Siilnirhnn
llnnillrnpi Adds lleieriijelt
IllllllllCflll lo l,ll.
SAIIATOOA. N Y.. A us. ! -Klnley .Mack
won the Heverwvck handlcaii from a good
Held this afternoon, but the victory was In
n sense a nuke, lor litneioert was aimosi
left standing at tho post and nt tho end
was only beaten by a head. The race was
run on a track exactly suiting Klnley Mack.
It having dried out Just enough to make It
dead.
The naee was not a fast one. and this
helped Kthclbcrt to make up bin big gap.
A. j . .loyner, trainer or kiiio men, onereci
to match that horse against Klnley Mack,
stipulating a good track, but Peter Wlni-
mer, Klnley Mack's truliicr declined lo
make the match, kcsiiiih:
Klrst race. 3-year-olds, selling, live nnd
one-half furlongs: Konsolce, won, Cupidity
second, MneKlecktto" third. Time: 1:U9V4.
Second race. 2-year-o ds. mix fur onus:
Hellarlo won, Knr Ilockuway second, Oold
Heels third. Time: 1:14;.
Third race. IluVcrwvck hand can. value
$3,500 to winner, one mile: Klnley Mack
won, litneioeri Beconu, Mammas third.
Time: ill.
Kourth race. 2-vear-olds. selllnc. live fur.
longs: v'herrles won. Goddess of Night
second, Himself third. Time: 1:02U.
l'irtn race. 3-year-olds nnd tin. se tic.
one mile: Hemp won, Qsceolu second. Myth
third. Time: l.'43U.
ETTINGILL GETS GOOD JOB
Onee Kn in ous Starter to He Pri-Millim
.1 ml Mi' on TiacUs of .locUcy ('lull
About Aerr link,
DETROIT. Atltr. 9. C. If. Pettlnalll who
has been presiding Judge on the Highland
Park club's circuit for the last two years,
was today notified that he had received th
appointment from thu Jockey club, and he
win iaae i. oionei it. v. aimmon s place on
tho Jockey club trncks, beginning with the
Shcepshead Hay meeting. Krank Nelson,
who has been Mr. Pettlnglll's nnsoelnte on
the Canadian circuit, will be the presiding
Judge after Mr. Pcttlnglll leaves. Summary.
l'irsi race, one mile: iicrmcnciii won,
Mound Ilulldcr second, Raucoboat third.
Time: 1:13.
Second race, five furlongs: Lizzie A won.
Mntauzas second, mil Masslc third. Time:
:ic.
Third race, live furlongs: Toad llalncv
won. Dream Llfo second. Pierre. Jr.. third.
Time: l:02'4. Thoughtful foil.
Kourth ruce. six f urinous: Annie I.tuiretta
won, Olad Hand second, Jennlo third. Time;
:iH4.
Klfth race, nnn mllo: Kreo Lance won.
Tessy K second. Passaic third. Time: 1:42.
sixtn race, six ruriougs: sweet cnpnrii
won. Rnlston second. Left Hower third.
Time: I:J2;.
HACES ON 'EUIt ASK A ClltCUIT.
Openliifr liny nt Fnlrliury I'lirnlahes
(.noil Article of Sport.
KAIItnUHY. Neb.. Aug. 9.-(St)Cclnl.1-
Tho Kalrbury races of the Nebraska cir
cuit commenced yesterday with a good at-
lenoance and n large neid or horses, every
raco being closely contested, live heats
being necessary to decide tho trotting nnd
pacing races.
Class 2:30, trotting, four starters, the po
sitions at close of race being In order
named: Compentlnc. g. h. ; Weasel, b. m.;
Ida Hell, s. m.: Knnnle K, b. m.
Time: z::ii, 2:2C,4, 2:2vo. s::a, 2:29.
Class 2:23. naelnir: Mnrlon. K. b. p.:
Roby, b. s. ; Jessie Kllng, b. m.; Orvllle W,
b. e.
Time: 2:24,i, 2:19'i, 2:23, 2:28. 2:25.
Three-nuartcr-mlle dash: La Covex won.
Emerald second. Llbblo V third. Tlmo:
I'll st Time nnd 11 lur Croivtl nt Juliet.
JOL1ET. 111.. A tie. 9. Tho blir dav In
the harness races brought out 2,500 en
thusiastic persons. The track was fast.
In the 2:10 nace. Little Hoy lowered his
record of 2:09U threo-quartors of a second,
itesuus;
Clnss 2:20. trott UK. nuro 500: S vcr
Wilkes won In straight heats. Time:
2:154, 2:1314. 2:15U. Hnhy M. Yellow Jacket.
iiareiace, Aiiirgueriiu, !iy i nance unu
Kltchel's Red Wilkes nlso Hlnrted.
Class 2:12. trotting, purso J1.0W): Cult ng
won third, fourth and llfth heats. Time:
l2'.i. 2:l2Vi. 2:10. .Miss si go won second
heat In 2:10L. Neeretta Won llrst heat In
2:10Vi. Josephlno Dixon nnd Dr. Pltzer also
started.
c ass 2:0fi. nac he, nurse J1.000: w am
Mc. won second, fojrth and llfth heats.
rimo: 2:0f.V4. 2:07'i. 2:uy. lid t i w won
llrst nnd third heats. Time: 2:0S. 2:10.
Colbert, Giles and Hall Cloud also started.
Class 2:10, pacing, purso ji.uuu: j.utio
Hoy won In straight heats. Time: 2:09'i.
2:08V4. 2:12. Aelse, Robert Wilkes and
Youn. ulso fllurtcd.
Itesultn ut St. Louis Truck,
fiT. LOI'18. Mo.. Aug. 9,-At Iho fair
grounds tho featuro was a two-mllo race,
for 3-vcar-olds and upward. Nan Dora
took t lio lead at Hug-full and led for tho
tlrst mile and a quarter, where Orris shot
to the foro and won In a gallop by two
lengths from Round Turn. Summaries:
Klrst race, maiden 3-year-olds, six fur
longs: Tigris won, Monaghan second, Loka
tnird. Time: Ills.
Second race, selling, six furlongs: Chemi
sette won, Amelia Strathmoro second.
Wntercrest third. Time: i:i5?i.
Third race, selling. 2-year-olds, one mile:
Orlenns won, Pirate's Daughter second,
Seething third. Time: l:43Vj.
Kourth race, six furloncs: Tho Unlit
won, St. Cuthbcrt second, Trlndltza third.
Time- l.l33i.
Klfth race, selling, two miles: Orris won,
Round Turn second. Lurdnn third. Time:
3:33?i.
sixth race, soiling, six iiiriongs: Kignt
Hells won. Insurgent second. Al Lone third.
Time: 1:15.
Results ut llurleui Truck.
CHICAGO. Aug. 9.-In tho Petitn stakes ut
Harlem Miss Hennett wns at tho prohibi
tive odds of 1 to 4, winning eusl'y. Sum
mary: Kkft race, live furlongs: Siluri.m won,
Shut Up second, Clnera third. THie: i:0 t.,.
Cornwrcath, Pirate of Panzui ee, German
town, Hanwurst nnd Volkt.i.m .jlsn ran.
Second race, one rr.He: Pink Coat won,
Star Chamber second, Honey Hoy third.
Time: 1:101-5.
Third race, six fiiriongs: I.ndy In Hluo
won, John A. Morrla second, lll'.ee third.
Time: 1:13 1-5.
Kourth r.u-e, live turloius, Petite stakes:
Miss Bennett won, Bonnie Lissak second
Kaneywnod third. Time: 1:00.
Klfth race, one mile: Cozmoonle won,
OA.J3rr,a3!HLIJi3L.
Is an tbt ) 1,,e Knt Ctt Hjve 'a's BOtigH
;attate
a tho Thj Kind Yea llau Wwars BouM
Owensboro bccond, I'npa Hurry thirl Tlmo.
I: 12 4-5.
Sixth race, one mile: Dagmar won. Dad
Steele second, Tim Galney third. Time:
1 :42 2-5.
tit-tunny l)ny nt llurfnlo,
Hl'KKALO, N. Y Aug. 9. This was tho
closing day of tho Grand Circuit races.
Rcsulls:
Pucluz. 2:13 class, nurso tl.200:
Tom Nolan, b. g., by Gcnerul Han
cock (Nuckols) 2 1
1 1
Timepiece, b. li., by Hambletunlan
(Snow) I 3 2 4
Deveras. bl. h. (McPherson) I 2 3 3
Kred M. li. h. (Gosuell) 3 4 12
Ilonnlo Direct, bl. h. (.Mcllenryl... 5 (lis
Time: 2:10-i, 2:113;, 2:12Vi. 2:13.
Queen City stake, 2:15 class trot, purse
Twin.
Glory, ch. g., by Sir Walter, Jr,
(Gateomb)
King Jnck, b. g., by Jack Daw
sou (Hudson)
Corlnnu, It. m. (Thomas)
Teto. b. in. (Hurch)
Una Hellc, ch. tn. (Hevcr)
Amhy, h. h. (Baldwin)
David llarum, b. g. (James)
2 111
1 C 7 6
4 4 2 2
7 3 4 7
5 3 3 1
6 ti 5 3
3 7 li 5
Time: 2:i:iii, s:i.vi. 2:15, 2:16.
Pan-American stake, 2:25 pacing, purBc
$2,000:
Charley Uni t, b. h., by Allerton
(Snow) 5
1 1 1
same I look. b. m., by Dr. Sparks,
(McDona d) 1
Texas Jessie b. in. (MltrkllHin). ... 2 3 7 5
Lady Allrlght, eh. ri. (Wilson).... S 7 3 3
Motion, b. m. (Nuckols) 3 4 0 7
Cobbett, b. h. (Meredith) 4 0 4 4
Mt. Clemens Hoy. ro. g. (Mat
thews) 7 5 5 6
Pussy Willow, h. m. (McIIenry).. 6 dls
Time: 2:12ft, 2:07ft. 2:09. 2:12.
FITZ AND RUHLIN TONIGHT
HrttliiK MImIiII I'm oi k Coriilsliiunii,
hut .SiiInn (iluut Hum Muny
l-'rlenils,
NEW YORK. Ana. O-Everythlng Is In
readiness for the big light between Bob
I-ltyslmmons and Gus Ruhlln tomorrow
night at Madison Sqiiuro garden, and both
men nre tonight in the very pink of con
dition. Kltzslmmoiis weighs 1G pounds - '
Ruhlln 19.
Krotn the present outlook there pro
will bo 15,000 persons to witness this , t
nnd tho fighters nro to receive 50 per ee.it
of the receipts, the winner 73 per cent
Charley Whlto will be tho referee.
The winner of the light will be called
upon to meet Jeffries, who today Issued a
statement that ho was ready to take on
tho winner of the contest before Septem
ber 1.
Tho betting tonight Is In l-'itzslmmoiis
favor, small sums being placed nt the rate
of $100 to JM). So far as can bo learned, no
very largo bets have been made.
IVl'EHKST CVCI.i: RACING CHOWS I
Local IIIoi-IIm(h l'.n tliiislnst Io Over
Prospects for Good 1 1 ue Ink.
At tho MldWay cycle track Lawson and
Oldtlcld nro getting In shnpe for their
match raco Sunday. This Is not the llrst
time Lawson and Oldtlcld have fought for
the tape together, us they came together
In 189S on tho Michigan circuit, when the
latter was riding jp among the topnotch
ers, and Lawson was only n bov. Since
then Lawson .lias developed Into one of
the crack riders of the country.
Manager Henson Is arranging to light ths
track with nro lights, preparatory to glv
lng evening meets, the llrst of which will
ne run orr next Thursday evening. The
work Is now under wuv and will bo enm.
pleted by next Wednesday evening. The
evening meets will give, thoso who have
not wished lo attend tho Sunday meets an
opportunity to sec some fnst racing. The
program for next Sunday afternoon prom
ises to bo tho best given so far. Tho match
between Rarnoi' Oldtleld and Iver Lav.-.
son, for throe one-mlln heats, will naturally
he the Hlar event. Aside from this there
will he a motor match raco of llvo miles
between the local team ami the Salt Lake
team, winch should nrovo nn lnterestlnc
card. Thero will be three amateur events,
liicuiuing a ono-miio lap race.
4'urrle Cuts llouil Record.
IJEATR1CE. Aug. 9.-(Sncclul Telecram.)
Julian Currle of Lincoln this aftcruo i
mtulo tho Ileatrlce-I.lncoln bicycle coin-so of
forty-two miles In one hour und fifty nil.,
utes, reducing the previous record of one
hour nnd llfty-slx minutes by six minutes.
Klt.Hlmtnons-Ruhlln contest received nt
Orphoum bar nnd restaurant Krlday night.
Dlroct wire. Chas. A. Lewis.
HAVE YOU EVER GIVISX A
1'Allt TRIAL TO. . . .
"Krug
Cabinet"
If not, you have missed a good thing
This cxqulblte malt beverago stands on (
unlquo basis. 11 sells Itself. Its fame anc
reputation Is tbe envy of many. Tho patato
tho beneficial results achlovetl "within" the
Inner man aro tho only and real Judges ol
Its merits. Approved of by them, It tri
umphantly enters Innumerable households.
Where Cabinet enters, doctors and drug
bills exit.
nnwwED nv
l'HKD Kltlfi IIREWING CO,,
Plic.no -). OMAHA, .UII
Nt 11(101, rt.
BROWNELL HALL
ItoiirilliiK nnd Day School fur ulrW
-iiiiler Hie direction of III. Itei,
fieiu-Kc WortliliiKlnii, T, II., 1,1,. II,
I'll 1 1 term liciluulnu; Sept. U, UlllO,
Ono of the oldest and most successful
educational Institutions of tho west Its
high standard allowing it to compete with
eastern colleges and schools. Buildings In
complete order perffct uteam heating, san
itary plumbing, collegiate, und preparatory
courses, special students In music, tho lan
guages and art; lompetent corps of tea-cm.
Every advantago offered us regards tbe
moral, mental and physical training. Send
for circular or apply personally to Mr. L.
It. Upton, Principal,
Tferearviofwrts in the
JAP ROSE
TRADE. MARK
SOAP
It wfl not injure
the most
delicate skin
mi
because of
ABSOLUTE PttfTK
1 . .
makes it
sell i
rers
TOURS IN THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS.
VIA THE
Denver & Rio Grande
RAILROAD.
IN CONNECTION WITH
Special Excursions to
Colorado and Utah
Special excursion tickets to Denver, Coloi ado Springs,
Pueblo and (Ilcnwood Sprlnca, Colorado, Rait Lake City and Ogdcn, Utah, will
be on sale via all lines from Omaha nnd all Missouri river points and points
west, August 7 and 21 ana Peptcmbe r 4 and IS at n rate of
The Dcner & Rio Grande Railroad "The Scenic Line of the World,"
Will make very low rates for the round trip from Denver, Colorado Springs
nnd Pueblo to all principal resortn and scenic points of Interest In Colorado
and to Salt Lake City, Utah.
Kor free Illustrated pamphlets and Information renurdltiE routes nnd rates
call at our city tloket oftlce, 17th and Stout Streets, Denver, Colorado, or ad-
dress
AYDEHi
PIANOS
f'l"!!ir!'"'imHi
M WHIP 1 1 flBTyjB II iHM
We will show yon moro nnd grontcr bnryains than over if
you visit our Piano Department. Our prices are so low and
terms so reasonable that, any one can own a piano. Xew pianos
from $i;5.0() up to tho price of the best piano ever manufactured,
The ('bickering; also the Fishei , Lester. Jacob Doll, Franklin and
several other standard makes. We have a lare assortment, of
slightly used pianos that we are making very low prices upon.
Among them are I'iinerson, Behr Pros., Fischer, Knabe, New Hng
land, Singer, Smith & Parties. Square pianos at ?20.00, $25.00,
$;$T).0(). New pianos for rent. Pianos moved, tuned and re
paired. Telephone l()8'..
HAYDEN BROS.
1CHOOI.9.
BLEES
MACON, MISSOURI.
Tin Commandant of the Academy is now at. the ller (trand and
may be consulted by appointment.
Weniworih Military Academy
novetnmentfUiiervUlon. Hlote comraUiTonii to unuluium. I'repJrallon for tlul verilllrn
nd NMIontl Aodemlei. COL. SANDF0RD SELLERS, M, A.. Supt., LEXINGTON, M0.
,S( 11(1(11, S.
The Kearney Military Academy'
lilMH.MH, m;h.
Third year begins Sept. 12, 1800, with In
creased faculty and facilities to give tha I
boys of Nebraska complete preparation for
Unlvnrslty or Rutlues. Charges moderate.
Address th prmdent. i
use of
its
0
I6
One Fare pius $2.00
For the Round Trip
Stop-over will be allowed on theBe
tickets at points west of Denver, Colo
rado Springs and Pueblo, on tbe going
trip within limit of thirty days.
S. K. HOOPER, G. P. &T. A., Denver, Colo.
HAYDEN
1
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MILITARY
ACADEMY
Oldest and lareeit
military school la
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