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fPTI t.i nf A TT A nATT.V mip. cj miiDn A A A 1)T)Tl c n i rn
Telephone 601.
the busi quality of goods and
coiiHtantly Hhowing the very newest styloH. Our customers de
pend on iih to supply their needs in this. line. We me flowing
ho many pretty tilings this season in Petticoats that we hardly
know where to conimenee to tell yon about them.
Ono of our prettiest styles Is a petticoat made of 'very flno block mercerized Baton
8 tiny ruffles nll. around tho bottom finishes this pt'etty shirt tlic pr16e Is 3.50.
Another very rooi! ono Is also mndo ot .black mercerized goods thu .skirt Is cut
very full has deep nccordian runHo the prlco In JI.GO.
Fifteen othor iityles running from t2M to $6.00..
Most stores ndvcrtlso for Saturday's Belling SUITS. Our reason for not men
tioning them tonlKht Is that we cannot promise to' finish or refit any more till
tho beginning of tho week. Our refitting department Is working to Its fullest
capacity. Wo shall bo pleased to hnvo you arc tho handsome things wo havo to
show both In Sults-Ilondsomo Silk Skirts and Walking Skirts, but wu shall
have to ask your Indulgence by waiting to bo refitted till Monday.
we ci.osn flATtmrtAvn at e p. m.
AOKMTd jron FOSTKH KID GI.OVK. ANI MnCALtVS PATTIERTfA.
Thompson, Beldem 2. Co.
V. M.JD. A. OUILDIKG. COtt. 1IITII ANtl DOUGLAS 9TI.
Realty Conditions
Ileal estate men continue to report busi
ness as good, in nlmost every olllco In
tho city tho same account Is given. Throa
or four talcs within a week are frequently
made, and If every agency makes ono u
week It means a Inrgo number In tho ag
gregate. Moro than one agent has closed
up threo deals In tw'cilty-four bouts within
tho last few days.
Thcso sales arc, however, mostly small
ones. With tho exception of n few nolablo
transfers of business tlteH tho great bulk
consists of small house and cheap lots.
Sales of S00 in $1.1100 propertlsa arc tho
most numcrouu at this ilino. Many pcopla
desiring homes but lacking the moans to
buy a houfcc and lot nro putting their money
Into tho land now, with n view to building
later on when their h.ivImrh havo accumu
lated again and when the cost of building
material and labor may be lower than now.
lluycrs who havo been luoklng around
oil tho winter are llndlng out thu possibili
ties of thu market and thoso who hud set
their expectations too -high nro graduully
taking the best bnrgalCH they can Hud, al
though In u large number of oases they
had hoped to buy for less money. Tho fact
Is that, although tin re Is u great riuuntlty
of property that run be bought now at
low enough prices to mn'kc It Inadvisable, In
tho opinion of leading' agents, for any
prospective buyer to delay, the number of
snaps Is very small. A "snap" wus de
fined tho other day by a real estate man
who was discussing this point a3 a bar
gain that was so advantageous to tho
buyer thnt the first conur would tuke It nt
sight. "Kqw simps,"- tiild lie, "come to tho
alghl of the general public nowadays, us
thejf. 'never can do In a healthy market, for
they nri snapped up by real qstate men
themselves before ;tlicy' nro publicly of
fered." There Is n certain number of Investors
In the held ,forsnups, ,und the. .number
Is jargcr than.n fow yeafH ago. "Xu.U' rulo
theso pcoplo will Itttka. nothing buti snaps
and they seldom! find .what suits them.
Ileal estate men do not look for much Im
provement In thn Investment demand until
tho' present stock speculation subsides.
Knrly In tho winter, when tho farm boom
took on I,arge proportion and tho amount
of Idlo money in thu banks was growing
bigger. It wnt) thought by many that It
would te only a f wtmontha bcfjro luvcs ors
turned their attention to city realty. Now
dealers nro beginning to say that thh
change may not como about until after tho
suijimer, for tho reason that no cessation
In 'the buying of stocks Is yet manifesting
Itself.
Nevertheless, grcutcr efforts nro being
made nt tlila time' to Interest Investors In
butlucss property that Is well Improved
nnd Is yielding n good rental Income.
Thoro Is a difference of opinion among real
estate men as to the Investment value of
small dwellings. Ono agent mads tho state
ment tho other day that the number of
uncertainties In the cost of inalntnnance of
properties of this class was so great that
In a long term of years It was questionable
whether any owner over came out much
ahead unless the. "growth of tho city mado
a great difference . In tho value, of his
ground. This view, however, Is not tho
vlow commonly held by agents.
The purchaso of two lots at the Omaha
end of tho Sixteenth street viaduct by
Frank J. Fitzgerald Is a notable example
Spring Ailments
Such as Pimples, Boils, Eczema, and other eruptions, Loss of Appe
tite, Bilious Turns, Fits of Indigestion and Headache, That
Tired Feeling and general Lassitude, proceed from a vitiated con
dition of the blood, which is common in the Spring, and affects all the or
ganB and tissues. It is a condition in which, the blood circulates an accu
mulation of waste matters which litter the system and clog its processes.
You have one or more of the.se Spring Ailments yourself, or you are one
of the rare exceptions to the rule.
'''' It is at least a fair assumption' that you, like most people, need to purify
s, your blood this Spring.
Now, what will you take? what may do the work, or what will do it?
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills will do it.
This statement is verilled by the experience of thousands annually.
These preparations combine the most potent alterative or blood purifying
diuretic or kidney stimulating, cathartic or liver, stomach and bowel clean
sing, and tonic or strength-giving substances, carefully selected and prepared
by fully educated and skillful pharmacists. The combination of
Hood's Sarsaparilla
and Pills
.' Fulfills, ns physicians say,. all the indications of Spring Ailments that is,
meets all their requirements purifying the blood and so acting on the organs
of digestion and secretion as to make the effects on the blood permaueut. and
restore healthy, functional activity to the whole system.
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Fills make the Spring Mediclue par excellence.
lluve t,hn whole family
lice, April, 19, 1901.
Ladies'
Petticoats
Tho selling of ladies fine
Petticoats ia a very large buai
hubs with us retailing only
of preseiit-tlmo Investment buying. This
property has on It aovcrnl old buildings,
which are, howovcr, too good to tear down.
At present theso old buildings will yield
nn Income sulllclent to pay taxes nnd othor
expenses and a fair Interest on the Invest
ment. Hut .Mr. Fitzgerald Is relyng on
the futuro availability of the lots as n
good building stto for business purposes
ami so In a measuro his Investment Is
speculative, and In this respect differs
from most Investment deals of recent
months. In fionernl, Indeed, It may still bo
tald that thcro Is no cvldcnco of any
speculative tendency In the Omaha real cs
tato market.
Tho buying or building of dwelling
homes for Investment Is at I.I very limited
In proportion even more so than with busi
ness or Inolde flats or boarding-house
properties. A few contractors continue to
build with a view to sclllng.'nnd tho ten
dency with them Is toward attractive mod
urn homes In tho best neighborhoods. A
few private Investors, mostly local people,
aro putting their money Into cottages for
rental purposes and their nlm generally Is
to spend no more than Is necessary on tho
land und to glvo close attention to the In
side arrangements. For several years thcio
has been a considerable amount of build
ing of small homes nnd thoro has been no
falling off In this respect during tho win
ter as compared with preceding winters.
Ah lo llimliu-iia (,'oiitern.
The recent deals on South Sixteenth
street nnd tho removal of several largo
business firms to that part of the city
which Is expected to result', havo raised
the question of the shitting .of business
centers. Ilea) estate men make a study ot
such points,' with a view to taking ad
vantage of tho. cffccti of theso'' changes,
either for themsolv.es or for their clients,
In. niuch tho same, rvay tha.t a, stockbroker
studies th6 conditions which aro likely to
affect tho stock market. As ono real cstalo
dealer put It: "Whatever may be thought
about trade following tho flag, thero Is no
doubt that real estnto values follow trade.
It Is true lu Omaha as elsewhere that, the
centers ot tho wholesalo as well as tho
retail trade aro constantly liable Jo change.
Thcro has been ft marked tondency for tho
last deendo for rctull business to bo drawn
onto tho hill, nnd tho wholesalo district
has In a mcusuro followed In n correspond
ing trull. Tenth street and lower Farnam
wero once tho retail center, whereas this
part Is now moro lu tho hands of tho
wholesale 'men. Just nt tho present time
It seems as If the retail section wero mov
ing faster than tho wholesale. For two
or three years, however. It has been tho
other way, and now tho Jobbers and whole
salers aro not doing much more than hold
ing their ground."
Another agent, referring to tho sugges
tion thnt tho rapid growth of South Omaha
was drawing business In that direction,
asked why Omaha retail trado was uot
drawing closer to the Douglas street bridge
on tho other side of which was a large
population with great and growing needs
and plenty ot wealth. This question, ho
said, was prompted by the statement ot an
olt! business man of Omaha who had ex
presred tho opinion that In tho near fu
turo thero would be a great- Increaso In
the number of largo retail houses in this
city which would draw trndo from a larger
begin lo take them TODAY
THIS ONE OMAHA LOSES
Dm Mointi Tki tho Lut and But Gam
tf tht Eeriei.
SIXTH INNING PROVES THE HOODOO
With fliirtltui 1'rrnli In Hip Ho Pph
Miilnrs HtrlKPM n llnttltiK fltrenk
mill Itolln li u Hunch of
Five Hum.
DES MOINES, la., April 19. (Special
Tolegrani) Tho last of- the Rerles of
.Omaha games was by far tho best, but It
'was the first that Do Moines won. It was
In tho elxth Inning that Ucs Moines did
tho business, with Gordon fresh In tho
box. Asldu from this Inning It was a
ciean game and full of sharp playing. Tho
111 at Omaha run was In tho fifth by Carter,
who got four balls, was advnmied by Stew
art and war batted homo by Letcher. In
.the next Inning, with I'ollchow Just In tho
box for Des Moines, Held got four balls,
stole a bnse, and after McAndrcws bad
beon hit by tho ball and Olado went out
on a short fly, Gordon madu a clean hit.
In the seventh Letcher was lilt by tho ball,
Calhoun mado u two-haggcr and McAn
drcws singled, netting two runs. For Los
Moines Conwcll scored In tho second on
two-baggers, by himself nnd (Mention. In
the fifth It was I'caso who scored, after
gottlng tho base on Holders' choice, fol
lowed by O'Leary's long drive. Kennealy
led off In the sixth with a two-baso hit.
Sales Are Mostly of
Small Properties.
surrounding territory, In which there was
a rapidly growing population.
PrrpiirliiK fur MovIiik liny.
Rental agents aro very busy this month,
plastering nnd papering and painting.
Thcro has been n considerable amount of
moving, nlthough tho reports do not show
uny great decreaso In tho number of vn
cnut hoii3ea. It Is probably many years,
however, since so many cottages have been
rented to now tenants before the old ton
ants have left.
During tho last fow years there has been
a growing disposition on tho part ot owners
to Insist on tho thirty dayn' notice which
Is a legal right of owner and tenant alike
In every tenancy whero nothing to the
contrary Is specified. Agents say they find
It difficult to enforce this rulo tor the
reason that the tenant Is generally unable
to find a place to movo to moro than a
few days beforo bo is ready to move, and
ho cannot bo expected to pay rent for twp
houses nt the snmo time. If It was cus
tomary umong all agents, thoy point out,
to Insist on the full notleo bclug given, it
would bo possible for a tenant to discover
what houses would bo vacant a month
ahead nnd to be nblc to give his notico a
month In advance also. This Is n matter
which tho exchange has tried to deal with,
and ouo agent who has a largo rental list
expresses his intention of bringing tho
point before the exchange again in tho near
future. Says this agent: "It Is to the ad
vantage of owner and tenant alike that
such rules should be rigidly adhered to, for
tho reason that It owners of cottages havo
to reckon on a certntn tlmo elapsing when
ever u change of tenants tnkes place they
must demand a higher rental while tho
place Is occupied In order to cover the time
thnt tho house will be vacant." i
All over tho city, the most desirable
houses aro being rented for the summer,
and it Is only thoso which nobody wants
that will bo vacant by May 1.
llrnnHt lliilldliiic Plana.
Several ot the leading architects of tho
city, who havo been asked (o submit plans
for tho new Dennett store building, havo re
ceived a detailed typewritten statement
from W. R. Bennett ns to what Is. required.
From this It appears that the structure
Is to bo four stories "and basement In
height, with two largo entrance?, one In
tho ceuter of tha Sixteenth street front
and ona In tho center of the Harney street
front. Largo plato glass windows are to
extend tho entire length ot these two
sides, except where the entrances come, on
the first and second floors., The cost on
which tho architects arc asked to baso their
plans Is $75,000.
To llnllil Tli ! I.'iitlnun,
Mrs. Clara K. Durbank has bought tho
southeast corner of Twenty-fourth and
Miami streets, and intends to build three
small houses fronting unto Twenty-fourth
street. Tho lot has a west frontngo of
122 feet, giving over forty feet to each
house, with a depth ot fifty feet. Tho
houses will be story-and-a-half frame
dwellings ot about six rooms each, with
modern conveniences, und will bo designed
for renting. It Is figured that they will
net a good Income on an expenditure .ap
proximating $5,000. Tho lot la No. 11, In
block 1, Denlso's addition.
1
MmlmNm.
Malaria meant bad lf bad air rnaan rotten
Irt bteathlog pottomd lr pQiwnt tht tjittfti.
Doctors ctll ihl Malaria. It la an fntidtaiie polaoa.
It affnta artr y part of the tyititm. It affnta lb
alrong and health? as well as tho weak and deblll.
tated. It on beeftXtu
ally and permanently
dtlven out only by the as
let an absolutely puteal-
'cobollc stimulant.
Dmtty'm Pmm
MmltWUmkmy
has matchless record cf
flMtlv ti.ll f ft ritnttirv
the greatest remedy ever
(discovered for the cura
I w. a. lull irc
(Sat It la hllmtv'm.,r fr f rnm alt ilolof .U.. .
substances, especially fusel oil) it acta on tha
dif satire organs, rmrlftes and stimulate the blood,
and drives out all malaria gcrmi. Leading doctors
everywhere prescribe It fur malaria. All druggists
and grocers sell It If yours doe not, bottle wilt
be seat you, eapren prepaid, on receipt of Be.
aur you get the genuine. Sabstltutes and Imlta
lions art Injurious.- Write for Iree booklet.
JWj.Y 11 act WkisKgv Co,, thHr, N, V,
Conu'cU hit safo and Kennealy was thrown
out at third when Olcndon hit the hall.
l'onfo got nrt on error of Gordon. Clark
hit tho hall and I'catto was thrown out.
O'Lcury got n tingle nnd McVlckcr n
double, ami llvo runs wero made. Score:
DES .MOINICS.
ah. n. it. n. a. K.
Warner, rf. 5 1 l 2 o o
I'cnsc, 3h Sioull
Clark., If ,...,5 112 0 0
O'l-nry, us 5 1 2 n it u
McVlcker, cf ,. O 2 2 0 0
HlncH, 2b 1 U 1 2 1 o
Kennciily. lb...t....... 0 1 11 0 0
Conwcll, c 4 2 2 4 2 0
Olendoil, p 2 0 10 G" 0
rollchow, .., 2 10 16 0
Total.i To 7 li 27 17 1
OMAHA.
AH. It. If. O. A. 12.
Toman, us G o 1 2 2 0
Carter, If 5 10 2 1 U
Stewart. 21) fi 0 1 1 It o
Letcher, rf 5 110 0 0
Calhoun, lb 5 1 1 11 O 0
Held, ct 5 112 0 0
McAlldrews. 31) 5 0 1 2 2 1
a hide, c 5 0 0 I .1 0
cootix, i) , 2 o o o n o
Gordon, p 3 0 10 4 1
Totals W 7 2i 18 2
Pes Mollies 0 1 0 0 1 fi 0 0 7
Omuhii 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 0 01
Tw().)!se lilts: Calhoun, CoiiwhII, Ki-ii-nealy,
Glemloii, McVlcker. Uhkoh on halls:
Off Ulcmlnn, C; off. rollchow, 4; on Coons,
3; oft Gordon, 2, Struck out: lly Coons, 1;
bv Cordon. 1: hv ntrmlnn. 1: bv T'nllehow.
4. Double jiiay: .dlcndon to 0'I.cary to
Kcnncniy. j lit by. jmeiier: jicAtiurews,
Letcher. Umpire: Hurehurd. Time: 1:45.
NEBRASKA SIXTEEN TO ONE
Old CiiiiiiiiiIuii Cry l'rovi-n Hffcctlvc
for (In; I.'alvcmlly In Itoiitlnir
the Mlnaourl TIkcm.
LINCOLN, April 19.-(Spcclal Tclrgram.)
The University of NcbruskiL team bcuati
tho uolltKiiitn base bull season this after
noon, defeating tho Missouri Tigers 1 lo
1. Tho visitors wero outclassed In all points
oi mo game, uney trieu uirco piiuncrp,
but without avail. Towusenil, who was In
tho box for Nebraska, played si remarkably
fust uamn thrnuehout. Gallics' tcrrlllo ntul
well-timed batting brought In several of
tin; sixteen runs aim was t lie sensational
feature. Vocth". first nltchcr for Missouri.
was succeeded ,by Thurman In tho fourth
Inning, und tho latter by Dempsey In tho
seventh. -The becond gnme of tho series will
no piayeu tomorrow aiternoou. score:
It.H.K
Nebraska f!202S000 10 18 1
Missouri 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0-l 7 11
, Uutterles: Nebraska. Townsend mid
Doauc; Missouri, Voeth, Thurman, Demp
sey anu vus!icr iwo-uaso mi: utilnes.
Threc-baso hit: Tthodes. Stolen Inmost
Nebraska, 7; Missouri, 2. Struck out: Hy
vooin, u;-oy Townscnu, 8. Attendance: peg.
IX UBnAXCU.!? gilM JVATIOXAt,.
(iraud IlisiildiOVeiitrrn 1-lnyis Detroit
'American' Lengup Trnin.
DETROIT.. Alarll 19.-The ugreomcnt
which tho NiltlqhitI .loagtio has with tho
minor league clubsMinocr Its protection
rorbiuaing tnem to play with American
league teams was broken this afternoon
when tho Grand "Rapids team of tho West
cm association was beaten by thn local
American leaguo, team. Although tho duv
was cold and rfcw both teams played u
sharp game. Gra'ud Iluplds could not lilt
mo itieui piicucrs ocorc:
Detroit 0 0 1 0 0 1 3 1 -G 'll's
Grand Rtiplds.O 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 22 7 3
Hatterlos: Detroit, Frisk; Slovcr, McAl
lister and Huelow; Grand Ruplds, Strclt,
Millies, Darter and Herman. ,
STIXSOX OUTHIDF.S J. XHI.SO.V.
CiiinbrldRt! Mnn nn Unexpected Win
ner In HoNlon C'yclt llnce,
BOSTON. April 19.-In tho opening blcvcle
races of tho season at Charles River park
William Stlnson of Cambrldgo defeated
Johnnie Nelson by a trlllo over ono lap nnd
Hobby Wulthour by ono und n third mll"s,
his tlmo for the twenty-llvo miles being
40:31 2-5. ,
There were present over 7,000 people. Stln
son lost three-quarters 'of a lap In the
fourth mile because of nn ucctilriiftn his
motor, but continued gamely and shortly
after he regained his pace made up tho dis
tance he hud lost. Nelson hud taken tho
lead over Wulthour and after tho latter
Stlnson went, closing tho gap between them
Inch by inch until ho had pussed lilm In
tho seventeenth mile. Stlusou for the tlrst
tlmo defeated Nelson In u race. Wulthour
was tho favorite, but the cold weather ap
parently had an 111 effect on him after his
stay In a wurmer cllmato.
it's
to jkikhii:s
NOW.
Hilly Muililen Aoeejil Suit Frtinolaco
Piilht. I'rounattlon.
f'l.pvpr . a vn ...it in .ml
- . v.-, is, ij. lut' i,eauer to-
morrow will say that Hilly Madden has nc
cSp.?d J.he. offer of Representative Groom
of tho Nutlonnl Sporting club of San Kr.in
cleco of 6 per cent and $:U0 for tr.iinlnu
expenses to secure u' match between Gus
njwiivn i, Jciirirp, n now cle.
nends on JelT lVs whether or not theho two
I., .' ... v........,. , iiu ruiiiu llrODO-
7 if"? ? MU,Mc" J1,"8 ,,PC, HUbtnlttcd
... .n.ii unininu, I,,,, proposed ron
FrnnclHco'.'bly ,n July
h'at l-ii l.iisp "Wt-IrIi),
The Omahu Redding company's bowline
lus,,VlghV.,,sl.',rc3fal mCn 011 Clurk ""
', H1CDUINO Ti:.M.
1st.
2d.
3d.
i:il
110
179
15S
170
"tts
3.1.
149
ltil
l.'!ii
IflS
16i
MeVea
Plotts
Huntington
l0ll8
Yost j, ......
Totals ..
Total.
4I!7
rtti
Ml
45ti
Dlt!
Tolul.
I5rt
K
110
nix
4!l
...l.V
...170
...IMS
...H!)
...17G
IIS
1!fi
K4
129
170
S71 K06
I' AT MEN.
1st.
2(1.
A. Reed
Lavldgo
Kelly ...
Sheldon
Mahaffy
..151
..19X
..IK
..111
..17.1
158
107
152
179
146
Totals S15 S00 sua
.121
lli-il Itiitt'im. Arc III tic.
The Drexel Shoo company's bowling Irani
onuscil the Red Rivers to ehnngo color mi
Clark's alleys last night. Score:
dri:xi:i.s.
1st. 2d. 3d. Total
Davison IK 1.11 isi; '"'".J',
Inches 1.17 110 K2 .yx
Rubin l.'O 151 i:,6
Conrad lft! 152 in .i
Ucilgelo 101 1) Ml jjjTj
Totals
.7i! 727
2,279
I'utiih
451
455
.199
M
m
iTiw
HUD
RIVKRS.
1st. 2d.
3d.
1l
173
153
121
773
Ayer ....
Welch ..
Nestor .
Wilson .
Malarky
..152 142
..IIS i:u
.19.1 153
.. 95 141
..115 113
Totals 733 IS6
Judixr mid. II ii rim Quit Kveit.
MILWAUKEE, April 19.-Martln Judge of
Philadelphia and Charley Hums of Cin
cinnati ought six rounds to u draw befsrn
tho lladgep Athletic club tonight. Tho tout
was rather tamo. Mickey Riley of this
city got thu decision over "Rattling" Nelson
of Chicago, after six fast rounds.
rire In Walkrr'a Nnloiiii.
Damago estimated nt (15 was done by
flro in tho kitchen of Victor U. Walker's
saloon, 1121 Capitol avenue, shortly after 12
o'clock last n'lght,
Ilraemrw . tinru, o I'ny.
Itching, blind, bleodlng or protruding
piles. Your uruggiu will refund your
tnovy it I'AZO OINTMENT falU to cum
ou. SO ceutg.
;a(;o wins its firs
Biti St. Louis en LaUet's Uisuioctl by
Score of Eight to Eevtn,
GAME NOT APPRECIABLY SHORTENED
Xev Hulrx 1'nll In Cut 1'lnyliiK Time
tin Jlnrli Hi Promlaed Wi-ntlier
'I'mi Cnnl for I'nsl
t'ln) luff.
ST. LOUIS, April 19. Powell and Taylor
were not In form. Their pitching was nlow
and was hit hard, lleldrlck nnd Doylo
started oft with four hits each. The
weather .was cold hut clear. The new
rules did not tnako (he gutno appreciably
shorter Uurkctt cut Pitcher Taylor down
with n' liner on thu ankle. Attendance,
5,000. Score!
CHICAllO.
it.ii.o.A.t:
ST. 1.01'lrf.
lt.ll.U.A.i:.
n.itJi.. :i... iiiio
Ilattzel, If.. 13 2 10
Dnlnn, rf.... I 3 I ) 0
flrvrn, rf.... 1 1 I i u
Doyle, lli...; 2 4 Itf U 0
tturUett. If.. 2 3 3 a 0
llcl.lrlvk, tf 3 4 2 0 1
Donovut), If. ) 3 2 0 0
Medium, lb. 1 I 12 0 0
Wallace, .. 112 10
l'ailden, 21).. 0 t 1 .1 0
Dc'lmnty. :i 1 2 0 2 1
M'C'm'k. . 0 3 3 1 0
Kruiter, 31).. 1 l i v
Ityun, o 0 1 2 3 0
Nlcholn, 0 0 110
Kline, c 115 1
Tajlor, p.... 0 0 1 tf 0
I'owcll, l.
11110
Total S 17 27
Totals 7 15 27 13 1
Chicago 0 0041300 0S
St. Lutlls 2 0022010 0-7
Kin net! rt.ns: Chlenuii, C; St. Louts, 2.
Two-base hit: lleldrlck, 1. Three-basu
hits: lleldrlck. 2. Wallace. I: 1 lintzcl. 2.
Home run- I'owell. Double plays: Taylor
to .McvorinicK lo uoyie. i.eri on buses:
Chicago, s; St. Louis. 7. Hit by pitcher:
Delehantv. Ilnse mi bulls: Off Tuvlor. 1.
Passed ball. Kllng, 1. Stolen bases: Krtl-
ger, i; cinids, i; uoyie, l; Dclcli.ihty, i;
lleldrlck, 1. Struclt out: Uy Powell, 4: by
Taylor, 2. Time: 2:07. Umpire: Knisllc.
RONTON MIII.'TS OUT M1W YORK.
Kid Melioln mill llln Support Penult
No it Scon-.
HOSTON, April lO.-Tho base ball season
In Hoston fiirmully opened this afternoon
nn tho National leaguo grounds, Huston
shutting out New York with oust! by bat
ting Luther Taylor's curves In nil Innings
but the seventh. Nichols was In lino form
und ullowed Nev. York hut llvo scattering
singles. The new foul strike rule caused
much merriment among tho spectators, but
It shortened the game many minutes. At
tendance, 0,500. Score:
HOSTON. I NEW yolUC.
n.n.o.A.u. it.n.o.A.i:.
Hnm'ton, cf. 1 1 1 0 1 VHalt'n, cf 0 1 2 1 0
Tcnncy. 10.. 1 2 I) 0 O Hcllmcli. If. . 0 0 I 1 0
Demont, 2ti I 2 0 3 U.DhvIp. M.... 0 2 3 2 1
!-ons, p 1 3 0 3 Oilllckinnti, rf 0 1 1 0 0
f.owe, 2ti.... 2 3 5 2 OStratiK. 3b... 0 0 12 0
Crollus, rf... 0 0 0 0 O(lnnzr), lb... 0 0 7 0 0
Hurry, If 1
4 o OiMuniiiy, 2b.. o o 3
Klltrcdsc, c. 0 1 SO':
Hun 'mnn, c. 0 1 3 2 1
Nichols, p... 0 2 0 5 )
Taylor, p.... 0 0 0 3 0
Totals 7 15 27 13 2 Totals 0 5 21 12 2
Huston 0 0 1 1 2 0 0 3 7
New York 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Karnetl runs: Hostou, C. Two-baso lilts
Lowe, Harry. Stolen bases: Hamilton. Do.
mont. Klttrcdge. Sacrlllco hit: Strang.
uouuie piay: van iiiuiren to Davis, liase
on balls: Off Nichols. 1: off Taylor. I.
Struck nut: Uy Nichols, 5; by Taylor, 4.
i-nsHcti linns; iiowerinun, i. nil pucn
Taylor. Time: 1:2S. Umplro: U'Day.
HltOOKI.Y.V
WlXh
ITS
SKCOMI.
Tnkes Aiiollirr liiime from I'lillntlcl-
pbln, Ten to Tnn,
RROOKLYN, N. Y., April W.-Dcspite
wintry weather 7,Wrt etithiislasls witnessed
the opening gnmo between Rrooklyn and
Phlluilelphlii hero today. A parade, band
concert und u raising of tho pennant (lug
preceded the game. Iloth sides Unhid!
faultlessly, but the Phlliulclplilaus coultl no
nothing with tho pitching or McCauu, who
allowed only four hits. Two of thcso were
a triple ntul a nomer by l-'llclc, who scored
both ot the visitors' runs. Tho Hrooklyns
muuc jew mis on lownsenti, nut tooK nd
vuntago of ten passes to llrst. Score:
UltOOKLYN. I l'HlkADEM'IUA.
Il,II.O.A.i:. , It.R.O.A.n.
DiVls.vir.... 1 0 2 0 OThomns, cf.. 0 0 3 0 1)
Kcflcr, rt...2 1 1 0 OHInttle, If.... 0 0 10 0
Shecknnl. 5b 1 0 0 2 0 IJo'hniity, lb 0 0 7 0 0
Kclley, lb.,.0 114 l'dl'lltk. rf 2 2 10 0
MLCicery. cf 2 2 3 0' 0 Douglas, c.. 0 1 9 o 0
Daly, !b 1 2 1 4 0,Wolv'ton, 3b 0 0 0 1 0
Uahlon, ss... 0 0 2 4 0 Dol.in, 2U....0 0 3 2 0
Mcdulre, c. 1 2" 7 1 0'Crofs, ts.... 0 10 10
McCnnn, . p.. 2; J 1 1 QjTownscnd, .p 0 0 0 3 0
Total 10 'S 27 13 0.1 Totals 2 4 21 "? "o
nrooklyn 0-l 4 2 1 0 0 2 10
Philadelphia 0 0 o 0 1 0 0 0 12
Karncd runs: Rrooklyn. 1: Philadelphia,
1. llomu' runs- Flick, McCreerv. Three,
baso hit: Flick. Two-baso litis: Daly,
MeGulrt!-(2); Luft on bases: Rrooklyn, 8:
Philadelphia, 3. Struck out: Hy McCann,
6; by Townsend, 0. Sacrlllce hit: McCnnn.
Stolen buses: Kelly. Daly (2), Dahlcn.
Rases on ImllH: Oft McCann, 2; oft Town
send. 10. Double plays: McOuIro to Dahlcn
to Daly, Dahlcn to Kclley, Duhlen (Unas,
slsted). Hit by pitched ball: McCnnn, 1;
Townsend, 1. Tlmo: 1:50. Umpire: Colgan.
X (.miie nt Cliielnnntl,
CINCINNATI. April 19. Tho opening
came hero of the National Icncim lntv.i.
Cincinnati nn-.l Pittsburg Is again post-
uui:il nil tii:i:uwill. ml Wl'l H.OU1HIS.
Xntlounl I.eiiKnu SliintlliiK.
Won. Lost. P.C
HrnoKlyu 2 0 l.imo
.Boston l o low
unicago l ii l.ooo
Cincinnati o o .ouo
Pittsburg n o ,ooo
St. Louis o l ,ot)
rsnw vonc o i .ooo
l'htlnilelpnin 0 2 .000
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POUailKKKPSIK. N. Y., April 19.-Tho
Highland Rowing association held u meet
ing hero this afternoon on tho subject of
tho Intercollegluto bout races to be held on
thu Hudson July 2.
Announcement was mado that six colleges
will bo entered In tho race. Cornell. Penn
sylvania nnd Columbia, tho original mem
bers of the Intercollegiate association, ntul
Isconsln, Georgetown und Syracuse uni
versities on Inyitutlon. This will bo tho
llrst year Syracuse has entered a crew.
Tho 'varsity unci freshman races will
take place between 1 nnd I! o'clock, fbb
title. Tho single scull und four-oared races
will bo rowed In the morning,
Scon- of WiiIUIiik .Hutch.
rni.rfMiiiic f .,..n ,,i ni. ... ..
o'clock tonight, the end of the llfth ilav,
iiiimnn; i-uicr ituiuen. ;m miles: tienrgn
T,1"1"?''..,,,271!1 alllp't, Karnes. 261; Prank
Hart. 2IS; JnmcM Graham. 2:lS; Sammy Dalv,
222 i George Stokes. 211: Nurma Taylor. 171:
Stephen Porter, 149: Wllllum Saifis, los.
Richardson und Losleln have iiult tho
race. Tracy gained two miles nn Golden
ntul Humes ran Hurt on his feet, the lat
ter dropping buck to fourth place.
KilnnnlH MiiiIn It Abruptly.
KLWOOI), Intl., April 19.-A twenly-round
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association hero tonight between ICtldle
Hums of Detroit uutl "Australian Hilly"
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