Tins OMATIA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, MAY fi, 1901.
PULL THE GRIZZLIES' CLAWS
Eonrke'i Mtn Pat Wll-PUjod Guns to
thi Ortdit of Omaha.
ALL DONE IN THE FIRST FOUR INNINGS
Lnuroit ltemls (I ft a Hun, lint Collide
ultli Prcitnn, Disjoint n 1'liiKrr
llllll (illl'M Out of Hit
I'lii) Iim.
DKNVEIt, May 4. (Special Telegram.)
Omaha handed Meredith a bunch of sin
gles, two and three-spots and n homer In
the first four Innings and took a well
played game from the Grizzlies today.
firahnm was very wild ut first and after
fllllnc tho bases In the first Inning by
bases on balls and n man hit, he threw
wild In trying to catch a runner at the
ldatc. Lauzon got the ball In time to stop
the second Denvcrlto from scoring, but
had ft collision with Preston. A finger wus
disjointed nnd Glada took his place.
Tho champions could not touch Graham
nftnr tho fifth and had he been steady tho
score would have been D to 0. Score
OMAHA.
A LI. It. If. O. .
Tomnn, ss I
Carter, If I
Stewart. 2b 4
ntchor, rf .1
Calhoun, Jb t
Ijuur.on, c o
(Hade, c 3
MuAndrows. 3t) 4
Held, rf 3
Gruhiim, p 3
1
0
I)
10
n
5
n
1
0
0
3
It
Totals 33
8
DKNVlilt.
AH. It. It. O. A. ii
Mohlor, 2b 3
Preston, cf..... I
Iliiidlev. rf..
3
McCarthy; If...
Law, Hi
l.eoivc, us
Hulllvnn. c
Meredith, p
Kostul. p
Jtadclirfe, 3b..,,
3
4
I
3
Totals 30 t 4 il 7 4
Omaha 2 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 - S
Denver 1 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0-4
Kurned runs: Omahu, 2. Two-base lilt:
Htownrt. Three-base hits: C.ilhoun, Leewe,
Letcher. Homo run: Calhoun. Hases on
bolls: Off Kostul, 2; off Graham, f. Struck
nit: Hy Meredith, 3: by ctraham. b: by
Kostnl, I. lilt by pitcher: Hy Urabum. 3,
Wild pitch: (Jruhiim, Time: 2:00. Umpire:
Curruthcrs.
(T Tt( W K'V I'Olt MI.VM.ArOI.I.H.
KntisiiN City SliipN A 10 11 11 it In .Muddy
Crollliitn f Defi'iit,
KANSAS CITY, JIuy 4.-Mltincapolls won
today's game, 7 to S. The gumo wus fea
tureless. A heavy ruin early In the fore
noon made tliu grounds wet und munuy.
Attendance, H". Score:
It. II K.
Minneapolis ,. 1 2 1 3 0 0 0 0 7 11 2
Kansas City.. 0 3 1 0 0 1 0 0 0- G 11 ti
Huttcrles. Kunsns City, Huller, Welmer
nnd Hevlllej Mluneupolls, Wudsworth nnd
McConnell.
COLORADO .Sfltl.MiS llll'S
Aim.
l'h'ldx Nliiiriily, Tun, mill 'I'll us
l)i"
feillm Ilex Mollies.
COIXJItADO SPHINC.S, May 4.-Des
Moines wns defeiteil today by tho hard
liltttng nnd iilmoHt errorless fielding of tho
local team, In the tlfth Inning Donahun
had his hand split, which will put him out
of thn gumo for 11 week or more. Attend
ance, 1,W). Score:
It. U.K.
Colo. Springs. 0 0 0 1 2 2 0 0 2- B 10 1
Des Mollies.... 0 0 (I 0 1 0 O 0 1 2 G 4
Huttcrles: Des Moines, Sterfunl and Con
well: Colorado Springs, Whlterldgo and
Donahue and Arthur. Umpire: Popkay.
ST. .lOSIII"
IS WITHOUT l-'I.AW.
St, I'niil .Milken llrrorn, I'iMver 1IU uud
I.eSM II II II M.
8T. JOSRPH, May 4-St. Joseph played
nti.frrorlesH gnmo today and rnslly w'on
from St. Paul by ullrouml superior playing.
Attendance, l.MxJ. Score:
ll.ll.H.
St. Joseph 003 0 nilS -12 13 0
St. Paul 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 02 7 3
Batteries: St Joseph, Muuplii and Dooln;
St, Paul, Join's nnd Holmes. Umpire:
Mesmer.
Western l.euuue Stiimlliii;,
Won. Lost.
P.C,
Omaha
Denver
Kansas City
St. Paul
Des Moines
.500
.IH)
.V
.Nil)
.Wo
.6
.WW
Minneapolis
Kt. Joseph 1
Colorado Springs 1
.0"0
BUCKLEY LEAVES FOR OMAHA
Vetei Rn Cnli'lier l.i'in i' Illinois llnnir
tn Join ItimrUe I'niully In
I In West.
Dick Buckley, the veteran catcher whose
name has been 11 household word with lol
lowers of the big leagues for manv veurs.
telegraphed yesterday that ho would leavo
nis iwran in Kitgicwnmi, 111., for om.ina
H.inoay niglil. litieKley w Ml nrrlvo Motidav
and leave Immediately for Colorado Springs
to loin the Omnhu team.
Huckley's addition to the local team will
Htrengthen It 11 great deal nnd eliminates
tho only weak spot In tliu club the catch
er's position. Kddlo Lauzon und Phil tliu. In
will bo continued on the payroll and both
will work either behind tho bat or In utility
positions. It Is a ecrtulnty that Huckley
will take rank us one of tho stur catchers
of tho Western leugue. I Id belongs to the
old school of buqkstop artists, but bus not
deteriorated because of long service, In tho
game. In ISO) Huckley caught for Ornnd
Itaplds, In seventy-two games ho had a
batting average of ,2S7 and a fielding uvrr
ago of .0S2. Only seven errors and three
passed balls wero charged up against him
during the entire year.
In lliii Huckley olUcluted as backstop for
the Chicago American league team, Ho
played In thirty-four games and had a but
ting average of .201, Ills tickling average
I SYMPTOMS I
I LIKE THESE I
I BELCHINC, I
BAD HEATH, I
BITTER TASTE, I
BLOATING Alter Mtala, I
I HEARTBURN, I
I BACKACHE, I
I HEADACHE, I
I DIIZINEM, I
I NERVOUS WEAKNESS, I
I LOW FIR ITS, I
H Indkttt bid digestion, a disordered
I lyitem nd filling lUte of health. I
I PRICKLY I
I BITTERS I
I It t positive end speedy cure, It I
I cletrs the body of poisonous secre I
I tlcns, dctnses the tlood, aids dlges. I
I tlon, strengthens the kidneys, purifies I
I the bowels and Imparts renewed I
I energy to body and brain. H
was with onlv six errors chalked in
against him and no passed balls.
WINS THE METROPOLITAN
MneKnj.' llnnnstnr HenU the Cull
trvtiir n llenil llefnro llluRest
Croud In Yenr.
NEW YORK, May 4,-Tho biggest crowd
since Des.iaro won In 1W2 saw Clarence II.
Mackity'H Hanastur win the Metropolitan
hnndlcup at Morris Park today. In u tierce
drive n. I wni f'onteslor a head, while the
3ycar-old, Allgreen, was third, u length
awuy. i ne lime, l.i., was oniy ur.
The Metropolitan wus tho feature of the
opening day meeting of the Westchester
Itaclng association. From noon until the
tlrst race was calltd crowds poured Into the
truck and by the time the first classic
fixture of the eastern racing season was
run there wero fully 25,000 people present.
A better day could not have been desired.
At tho close of the betting Star Hrlght,
owned by W. C. Whitney, wns settled upon
as tho favorite, at odds of I to 1. while
.llunnstiir went to the nost ut 12 to 1.
Tho first break was u bad one, Bnnastnr
refusing, but on the second attempt they
got away In good order, and Unmarked took
up me running ami insiieil up Hie uuck
stretch with llellobas close un. heads only
separating them. Contestor was the next
m order, while Hanastur wus In sevenwi
place. As the horses rounded Into the turn
Inch liv Ini-li. liriflnir with hllllllS. Odom
sent Hanastur along until he hail poked his
nose In front of Hcliobus, who dropped back
beaten. Then Hanastur wont utter 'on
testor, whom McCue was driving hard. In
tho meantime there wus u wild shout from
tho rrnuil for Allirrcen was coming with
a rush, Odom, on Hunnstnr, .then got to
work with whip and spur, lie niiug 111
r'nnl.ilnr'a ullhl'l-tt for MM IllHtunt mill tllCII
lii the last live Jumps Hunustur succeeded
In poking his nose In front nnd landed the
tfil,. fnr his new owner by a head
The Juvenile stakes, nnntlicr feuturc. wns
won hy J. H. Muilcicn s inue uin in recoru
tlmn mr the stukes ):!!. Results:
First nice, five nnd a half furlongs; Water
1 olor won, King i-epper fecoim, iria num.
Tim..- I'fUli.
Second race, selling, seven mriongs:
Ilesner won, Petra second, Tho Clinmher
lain third. Time: 1:244. . ...
Th n rnre. .lui'enl n slnKe. live llirionus
Hlne Olrl won, Hyphen second, The Hoyden
third. Time: i:k,
T.Vinrlh rnnn Itin A! M rnnnll tn n utrlke. ntm I
mile: Hanastnr won, Contestor second, All-
irmn lhlp1. Tlmn; l!l'2.
Fifth race, half n mile: Medltntlon won,
Kvel.vn Maud second, Gobi euro third.
Time: n:lfili.
Sixth nice, tho New York steeulf chase.
nhoiit two miles: Kntikonkma won, Walter
Clcary second, zunzibur third. Time: 1:0115.
CIIAIIGM O.V l,OI ISVII, l,K NTAIITKH.
CriMtil nt Churchill Millies II Wnrni
fnr Curly" Wroim,
l.ntTISVILLi:. Kv.. Mnv 4. There wns n
hostile demonstration Just nfter the tlfth
race nt Churchill downs today. St. Marcos
11 hot favorite nt 3 to G. was irlven several
lengths the best of the start, nnd the
ulnplnr "r'nrlv" tlrntvii. wnu hntlv hissed.
HI. MnreiiH won ensllv hv two lengths and
nt tho llnlhh there was a rush to tho Judge
and a vociferous clamor against allowing
the nice to stand. The services 01 several
policemen were needed to ctiell the ills
satisfied betters. The nlllclal result was
as tho horses had finished the race.
The feature of the card was the Hlue
(Irass stakes. There wus 11 strong tip on
Hen Mac D'Hul and he wns Installed favor-
Ite at even money, it proven to ne ins
nice, us Gllmore took him to the front when
ready and ho won uh he pleased, with Dr.
Preston second. Mosketo, a l. to l chance,
r'. ,1,1,1 tnAMn,, llnUl.lfa
ml thlnl inonov. Hesults:
b'lrst race, six furlongs, selling: Tempt
ress won. Assessment second, Vclasuucs
third. Time: 1:16ft.
Ki'i'iind rnre. four nnd 11 half furlongs
Sweet Hlllle won. Golden Glitter second,
Iidy Applehy third. Time: u:ri.
nM.lr.l rnr... f,Mir timl n liulf flirfnllfTS. Hell
log: Henry X.eltt won. Hacclo hecond, Paper
M..l,., Il.lr.l Tlmn. H'SC.
second, Jnnowood third
vimo: i nr..
Hlvth race, six furloims.
selling: The
Rlector won, Dr, Hlddle second,
Chirk third. Time: 1:16.
icunu
IIIHT HtJl.KI) OKI' AT NI2WPOHT.
Pnyn I'eiinlly for Itnelng lOnstrr n n
Threr-Veiir-Olil.
niVOIWATI Mm' 4 T. S Illel wns
rilled oft at Newport today with his stable
or horses, inciuaing easier, -.eriua unii i no
Iloundcr. niel won several races wun tne
llllv lousier, which turned out to lie a 4
venr.nlfl. Sho was entered ns u 3-veur-old
Tho truck wns lightning fust today,
W enthLr ii eusuut. itesuits:
Klrst race, live and one-half furlongs,
selling: Hansford won, Lady Kzella sec
ond: f nil's l'oct in . t me: lu.
Second nice, seven furlongs, neiung:
Myrtlo Dell won. St. Hera second; LI Olvu
third. Time! 0:10.
Fifth nice, seven furlongs, selling: Alglo
M won, Pauline- J second, Dr. Hlack third
Time: 1:30.
Sixth race, ono mile. Kclllug: Governor
Hoyil won, Denny Duffy second, Hlrdlo May
tntru. Time: j:n.
I'lVi: I'AVOIUTHS I'.VII. AT KHISL'O.
lleiidivulrr the Only One In Six. Unit
Iteniirds Ills llneUrrs,
" " .. .
;do;vi r,yli!
SAN
went
lng tho only first choice to reward his
buckers. After u long dolny at the post, ho
got away Hying, and won from Sly, who
outlasted Tho Hrlde. Jim McClecvey, who
won the second race, wus nacKcn down
from 20 to l to 12 to l. ltcsu ts
First race, live furlongs: Marosa won
Alseura second, Flatterer third. Time
l:0li.4.
secona race, one muc. soiling: aim .mc
fieovy won, Frank Duffy second, The
Ml er t i n . T me: l:t2'4.
Third nice, four und a half furlongs, sell-
nig: uur won, nun lainon seconu, vns-
....li .1.I..1 n.M... n.--.
riiiiti iiniii. .nil., yj.oii.
Fourth rnce. six nnd n half furlongs:
Headwater won. Sly second, Tho Prldo
third. Tlmo: i:20'i.
Fifth race, futurltv course, sclllm:: St
Cuthbert won, Doublet second, Meehnnus
tmni, lime. 1:11.
Sixth race, one mile nnd a Mxtconth. sell
lnir: Snlko won. Dr. Benin vs second.
.M crops tmni. iimc: i:in.
IIOMIV IIOV I'l.MSHHS SIICOM),
Hi niul Ohnet llnttlf lloynlly on the
Worth Trni'K, i hleiiuo,
CIHCAC.O, May 4. Tho big crowd ut
Worth today saw a brilliant race through
the stretch between Honey Hoy nnd Ohnet.
Ohnet winning, I.nmuclius nnd Sevoy were
the only winning favorites. Uhs i an liroko
down In tho llfth rare. Weather clear and
track fast, summaries:
First race, ono mile nnd three-sixteenths,
selling. I.umachiis won, Al Hrown second,
H.iniocKs iniru. nme; z;ui i-u.
Second race, half mile: Abe Frank won,
Hrlilge. second, jonanna u mini. Tim'
nits i-r,.
Third race, six furlongs: Sevoy won,
t'harley Mooro second, Moroni third. Time
1 14 t-.'l.
Fourth rnce. one mllo nnd n sixteenth
selling: Ohnet won, Honey Hoy second,
llrnnc i th rd. Time: :t-5
Fifth race, ono mile: I,eo Newell won,
i;d AdacK second, Laureate third. Time
l. 35.
Sixth race, ono mile: Chnuncey Fisher
won, Anout seconu, iiengui tnini. Time:
OVI1H FAST THAtJK AT ST. I.OUIS.
lieu Hern, Klhe, Kiilomii, lieu l.rill,
''iiskuroitii ami Surlier Win.
ST. 1.01'lS, May t.-Sarner nnd Tusknrosa
wero tho only winning fnvorlles nt tho fair
grounds toduy Truck fust. Itesuits:
Klrst rnce, six furlongs, selling: Hen Hern
won, Mrs, .MeCnnnon second, Grnco Cup
third. Time; 1:17.
Second race, six furlongs, selling: HI bo
won. Wllllnm Hnyer second, Harry PullUin
third. Tlmn: 1:PS,
Third race, nvo iiiriongs. purse: Knloma
won, uui iiuicn seconu, King Daly third
Time: 1
Fourth rnce, six furlongs, purse: Hen l,ed
won. urienua seconu, van iiooreueKo third
Time: 1:15.
Fifth rnce, ono mile, selling: Tusknrosa
won, Sue Johnson second, Demise third,
Tlmo: t:l3.
Klvlli rnr filv flirtnuiria aplll.u. Cnrnn,
won. Harry Duke second, Lady Curseon
tuirii. time: a :n-?i.
l I iltl -ii fietlliiK Heill.
M1NDKN. Neb.. May t. fSneeliil.l-Thn
Minden bnse ball urounds ore belrg enclosed
unci mo team win oegin practtcu May is.
l lio inanagemept bus made contracts with
It M l'iid and Archie Cole, who at one
tlmo played In several leugue clubs. Cole
will coach tho team.
. ""'"""' uuum "t'H u 1 u iii.. IMah'ty. lb 4 3 13 0 0 Shfckurd, 3b 1 0 0 1
hl move on lluiiustnr. and 11s they near Klck rf..., 0 t 3 0 0 Keller, lb... 0 0 10 1
tho turn Into the stretch liunast r hu J(K,kllU( c. 0 j 3 1 0 McCVry. Cf. 0 0 5 0
mowed the lot down one by one 1 it hu Wolv. 3b 0 0 1 2 0tal, Jb.... 1 1 2 S
wh ut the saddle girths of the llyhu,' la ,;.,., ,, 0 0 2 s mUm. M.. 1 0 2 1
ers, nnd Odom held him there for the final t, ,b 1 0 1 3 0 McOulre. c 0 1 3 1
run through the stretch. Around the urn 0 0 0 4 o'McJamS. p 0 0 12
thev mime, evervnne hit vim u clear Held. 11 . i"u 1 .
a half furlongs: Hen Macirilul won. Dr. ;!"'on" " ! 2
Preston second, Mosketo third. Time: Jjrwn. f... o o 0 o 0
"i'lfth race, ono mile nnd seventy yards, KlttrMgc. o .0 0 5 4 0
selllnc: St. Marcos won. General Mart Gary Dlncen. p... 1 o i i o
I.i.. rll. r,ipn 111, in irfl.tf ntllU.H K V 1111(1 iviutitu, ... -
lnliim Vriier won Itrnther I-'reil second 0,1 accuuiu ui 11 11111 mnui uuaitujcu unidy, nrat 1V11 pniriCK, secona;
V. 1- ? A ,n "Vi.i,5 Vri..." i ..E ' stuiiio, Brnn(1 tund. St. Iouls wns at the bat and
ISJ,r,,Ucl1 Ullr,d' ll,mic:1l;if f,in.... Wallaco had Just made his fourth hit of
Third nice, live and one-half furlongs: t'ho"Knm;. vvollaco's all around play was
Hilly Mason won. Hobert Cray second, An- Jo f" ti ro. Tomorrow's game will bo Thn U-- Ch
" c-o hl r . i irne1-. u'.4f furlongs: !?? athletic park. Attendunce. b.000. ThO HanaR ShOe
-.frnnii ni(!f. Hiivi'ii iiiiiiiiiKn. i.uiiiiik; 1 . A .. i- ...i.iu tvn
PHILLIES BEAT THE CHAMPS
Brackljn Pinaant Winner! Vanqunhed in
Tha r Own Bek Yard.
imilUSn UIUI ifU.
MR. 0RTH AND MR. DELAHANTY THE STARS
Visitors' Pltolier niul Industrious
Tlrst It line in 11 11 l) Somi It lire Old
Munis Sut Don 11 1111
the Hill.
imoOKLYN', N. Y., May 4. Orth was
Invincible today, holding tho llrooklyn Nil
tlonal league team down to four hits
McJames pitched a fair game, but poor
support and Delahanty's timely hitting lost
tho game. Delahanty made two doubles
and a triple, scoring four runs for his
team. Attendance, 0,000. Score:
PlIILAUl'M'ltlA. 1 MiOOKIAW.
IMI.O.A.U. lt.ll.O.A.E.
Thnmas. cf. 2 1 3 0 0 Davis. If.... 10 2 0
0 0 Keeler, rf.. 0 2 0 0 0
1
0
0
4
I
0
0
Totals .. 8 7 27 15
Totals
4 27 11 6
I'hllildclnhla
1 1 2 0 0 1 0 1 S
HrooKiytl 0 0 0 3 2 0 0 0 Ol
Kurned runs: Phlhidelnh u. 2: llrooklyn.
1. Three. base hit: Delahanty. Twob,ise
hits: Dclu huntv 12). rlrst on errors: Piui-
(idelphlu, 5; llrooklyn, 1. Left on buses:
l'liiiaiieipiiiu, 7; Brooklyn, 1. uirucu out:
Hy .McJames, 4: by Orth, 2. Stolen bases;
Delahanty, flick, -Sheckurd. Daly (2), Daii-
en. ijUSCs on balls: Off McJames, 3; oft
Orth, 1. Double play: Cross to Delahanty.
1111 uy piicnca nan; uy .Mciumes. 1; oy
urtn, 1. Time: 1:10. empire: u uuy.
CHIC.WiO SlltlU'.S I'I'I'l Mill lt(J HOW.
Ai'itilrri 11 I to - Victory Wltlioiit 11 11
Cornell Itmi.
PITTSHUItO, Muy I. With two out nnd
two men on buses In the eighth Inning
Kltchey s error, followed tiy two tuts, al
lowed tho visiting National leaguers to
uniir., Ilir.x. rimu. wltmilli. Ill,) l-nnif. Al.ni
fee pitched greut bull ami hud tho home
team guessing all tho way.
Attendunce,
5,000. Score:
JttiCAao
It.lt.O.A.K.
I'lxxauurta.
lt.u.o.A.i:.
rhlM, 2b... 2 2 2 10
Inch, 3h... 0
Itllchey, 2b. 1
ttciiiim't, cf. 0
W'ncnnr, if. 1
limns' Id, lb 0
Ilurtzcl, If.. 0 0 t 0 0
IiJlun, rf.... 0 2 1 0 0
Dexter, of... 1 0 2 0 0
Doyln, lb.... 1 2 10 0 0
Ituymer. 3b. 0 2 2 3 0
McCor'k, ss. 0 1 4 2 3!
C'liirHe, It... 0
llnKiin, S3... 0
KIIiik. c 0 1 u 0 1
O'Connor, c. 0
Mcnefrc, p.. 0 1 0 4 0
I'hllllppl, p. 0 1 2 5
Totals .. 4 11 27 10 4 Totals ..2 6 ?7 14 3
Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 0-
Pittsburg 0 00002000:
Two-huso hit: Dove. Sacrlllce hits:
Heaumout. Phllltnl. Stolen buses: llltohey
Hrunsileld, Kagun. Double play: Pbllllppl
to Hltchey. Klrst huso on balls: Oft Phil-
linn . 2. Struck out: Hv Phlllimii. 5: hy
ilciiercc, 1. Tlmo: 1:10. umpire: i';msiie.
iio.sto.v (iivis i:otiiii in iiKiirr.
I.riiiln mv York, II to II, Without Piny
inn Mn ill's 1, list iinir.
HOSTON, May 4. Tho Hoston Nntlonnl
,,llKUo tL.,n Wou toduy by bunching hits in
Ul ,lftn nK Wheii four singles and a
-ucrlllco netted them three runs. The field-
. . - . . .. ......
Ing of Taylor wus a feuture. Attendunce,
,boo. score:
llOSTON. I KEW YOHK.
lt.H.O.A.K.i It.lt.O.A.K.
Hamllt'n, cf t 1 1
0 0 Vnnll'n, cf. 0
1 3 0
1 1 0
Tcnncy. lb.. 1 2 7
2 0 SclUtch, If.. 1
2 1 Davis, it.... 0
4 1 Ulckm'n, rf. 1
2 0 Strang. 3b.. 0
Dcmnnt, 3b. e e 0
2 2 2
0 0 0
2 12
1 12 1
1 0 3
13 3
1 2 6
J-nB.
IXIHe, .U.
1 2 3
0 1 6
OGnnzel, lb,. 0
Ilnrnard, 2b. 0
Ilonprm'n, o 1
Taylor, p.... 0
Totals .. 3 10 21 17 4
Totals .. 10 27 13 2
Mtnn for Crolleus In clchth lnnlncr
ltnston 0 1 0 0 3 0 0 2 6
Now York 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 03 I
Kurned run: Hoston. Huso hits: Ilnrnll-
Inn 'riild.iiH Hfiwermnn. Stolen liases:
Long, Kiitrnige, jJineen. cucniico mis:
Dlneen. 2: Klttrldce. 2. First tinso on units:
Oft Dlneen, 1; off Tnylor, 2. Hit by pitched
bull; Crolleus. strucK out: uy uincen, 4
by Taylor, 2. Wild pitch: Dlncen. Time:
j;j.i. umpire.; immi
TOO HOT TO l'IMSll AT ST. LOUIS.
tiriiml Muiiil Fire liiturrupts In the
Tenth InnlnK.
ST. LOUIS. Muv 4. Tho St. Iiuls nnd
rinnlnnutl Nutliiiml lencue unmo today
ended In a tie at 4 to 4 in tne icntn inning
Score:
ST. I.OU1S. CINCINNATI
IMI.O.A.IM Il.H.O.A B.
lhirliett. If.. 12 3 1 0 Mcltrlde, cf. 0 0 4 0 0
Ilchlil.k, cf 1 0 0 0 Oilnrlcy. If... 1 2
Donovan, rf 1 1 2 0 Oillocklcy, lti. 0 o
McClann, lb. 1 1 II 0 0 Crawford, rf 2 2
Wnllnce, tt. 0 3 3 '! OlHtelnf'Ut. 2b 0 0
Ctillili, 2I... 0 1 3 3 0. Irwin, 3b... 1 2
Kruuer, 30.
Hyiin, c....
llurpr, p..
o o u ; ni'orcoran, us u i
0 12 1 Oll'lotz, c 0 1
0 0 0 0 0
Nuwton, p.. 0
Tot ills
9 ro 21 1
Totals
4 8 !7 8 3
(. I.w.l, m, ill OIOOOOOI 04
i 3 8 5 S o 1 2
Gnmo culled on nccount of tire, with
St. bonis at bat In tenth.
Kurned runs: uinciiiuau, a. u wo-naso mi:
Peltz. Three-liiihe tilts: lllirKett and Wal
lace. Homo run: Crawford, Double nlnys:
Wollaee to MoGunn; Corcoran to Stelnfcldt
to Heckley, Stolen bases: Irwin. Wnllnce.
Sncrlllco lilt: Stolnfeiut. wild pltcn: iinrpcr.
Time: l:to. umpire: uwyer.
Nntlonnl I.euiiue StiiiulliiK.
Won. Lost. P.C.
cine nnntl
.... 7 3 ."00
... G 4 .OK)
HrooKiyn
t. .......
Pittsburg fi .500
I'lil iidolnhla li u .i,uu
...... , .
Huston -i i .u'-v
t. I .Oil a o fi . t j4 I
Chicago B S .SSI
New vorK u ..iio
AMERICAN BALTIM0RES WIN
Tnko n Cnim from I'll I Inil ol pli In Hlin-
ply IlrcniiMt They Piny
Hotter llllll.
I'lin.ADKM'HIA. Muy 4.-Haltlmorn de
feated the homo American league team to
day by better alt around playing. With
th excentlon of the fourth nnd ninth
limine. McGlnnltv Hitched a steady came.
while Piatt was nu ireeiy inrnugnnut tno
contest. The ticiding of the Philadelphia
team wus nt times indifferent. Attendunce.
score:
it. 1 1 v..
Haltlmore 1 4 0 3 0 2 0 1 0-11 It
Philadelphia . 0 1 0 i 0 o o 0 2- 7 11 2
1 .1.1 1 1,, I, I .., r. ... Mn! nnll., ,,n.
liilllcin n, ikii.iiiiuiv. .ti.vjiiiiii mill iuu.
inson; I'nuaueipnia, i niii unu t'owers,
MIIAVAUKKI3 FIHI.HIMS AT FAUIr.
Doivllui; Outiilti'hi'N Chleiiuo's Kntiill,
hut In I iisiipporteil.
MIIAVAl'KKK. Muy l.-Dowllne nut.
pitched Katoll In the American lenguu game
mis aiierniHin, uui inu iniseruoio supiori
given him In tho first two Innings lost the
gumo for the home teum. Chicago mado
tho llrst six runs on three hits, live errors
and ono gift. McFnrlund's fielding wus u
feuturc. Atiennunce, j.uw, score;
It.H.K
Chicago t I u u " l l 2 oll 10
MIlWUUKeo . ..u u u u u u u u u u 12 0
Hatterles: Milwaukee. Dowilnc nnd fnn.
nor; Chicago, union ami niiiuvun,
YOUXt! P1TCI1HS WIX.MXfl flAMIJ.
Hoatoii A in i-r I en us Support Him lu
'ouiiic rluu the Seiiatom,
WASHINGTON, May 4,-Tho Hoston
American league team won toduy's gumo by
Hiitiprtnr t i 1 1 111 tr. hits bellltr ttmelv nnd
well bunched. The homo club's fielding wiu
inferior, Yoimg pitched a beautiful gume
and was accorded excellent support. At-
tendance, 3.S0O. Score:
n.ii.R
Hoston 1 0 3 3 1 0 2 0 010 15 1
Washington ..0 00100100-2 0 4
Hatterles: Washington, Mercer, Patten
"' Clnrke; Hoston, Young nnd Crlger,
.'i,r,vi:i,A.M wixs
IX A WALK.
Drtrolt Americana .11 like Only Four of
the Fifteen Ilium.
DirrnoiT. Mnv 4.-Clcveland took the
lead In tho llrst Inning today und Monro's
lnagnitlcent pitching kept the local Amer-
lean league team from catching them,
Cronlu wus Jilt for four Blngles, a double
U da n If 1 n 1
1 1
and a three-bagger In the first Inning be-
lore ne was reneveu ity uwen, wno Kepi mo
hits well scattered during the rest of tho
game. Attendance, 5,000. Score:
Tl.H.E.
Olll.l J A A A A A M ft t
Detroit ...','.'.'.2 00000002-4 7 t
iiuuerios: Detroit, cronln. Owen and
till. nn niil,in,l M-., ll-.,...!.,
AiucrU'nn I.rngup StmidlnK,
Won. Lost. P.C.
Detroit ,
.700
Chicago ....
wnsnington
Hultlmore .,
Cleveland ..
.633
RJ3
.444
.Sf.7
.r.;
,2W
I'lilladclphta
Hosttn 3
Milwaukee 'J
NEBRASKA UNIVERSITY WINS
Doctors Do t'i llir lntcointlii nt lies
Mollies liy Scon of M
tcen to !l.
DES MOINUS. Ia.. Mnv 4.-fRneeliil Teln.
gram.) Nebraska university ndded another
scalp to her belt today by taking the osteo
pathy students of Still college Into camp, P5
to 0. The six runs secured by the doctors
were due mostly to the ragged work of Ne
braska's lulleld. It was considerably
changed nrouml. Hood going nto the box
and Townscnd to third. Tho lino work
begun In the first Inning. Nebraska banded
out thrie runs before being relieved. Two
of the Uhodes family put tho bull over tho
Held ru.i.e this inning. The doctors made a
spurt on the start and plied tip enough tn
this half to tie the score. Their tuns wen
due mostly tc errors of the westerners' In-
liem. The doctors iook me lean in me sec
nmI ' adding nnother to their llrst. They
ketit the lend until tho tlfth. then Cantaln
idiocies anil nis ornves iook 11 itimuie 10
themselves and what happened was awful
to relate. Tho battle of Manila was a tame
ufffilr In comparison. The bono rubbers
wero nearly run to death. The drug caters
bit the ball In a fearful manner. Two-bun-
gers and three-suckers were common, Mali
nger nenuerson goi 111s sion wnicn und
timed Ills cons to see wno could lilt tho hall
the furthest and run around the bases the
fastest. When the procession hnltcd for
breath tho score man checked up seven
more runs to NehrnsKa h credit. Tho doc
tors took Pitcher Jones out nnd substituted
Mllllken. their famous southpaw. He kept
the varsity men irom scoring miy moru
until the ninth, when they revived from
ilwlr slumbers and administered the saint.
dose to blm thnt his predecessor had re
ceived. When It was time for Still to end
thn mime nt bat tho men from Lincoln bail
six more runs to tho good. Tho doctors got
n run In the sixth and unothcr In tho ninth
Score:
It.H.E.
Nebrnska ....3 0 0 0 7'0 0 0 ft-lfi 15 fi
Still 3 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 6 7 5
Hatterles: Nebraska, Hoot! und Klnlny;
Still, Jones, Mllllken nnd Schnoly. liases
on tialls: Off Hood. 1; off Jones, 1; off
Mllllken. 3. Struck out:
Mllllken, 3: by Hood, 7.
Hy Jones, 1; by
AVoslrrn Assoelntlon.
At Toledo-Grand Itaplds, 17; Toledo, 4.
At Indianapolis Indianapolis, 13: Colum
bus, 2.
At .Marion I' on wayno, 11; Ainrion, o.
At Dayton Dayton, 7; Louisville, 4.
Threr-I l.eimue.
At Terro Haute Hoekford, 3; Terro
Haute, 2. .....
At 12 vans vlllc Hock island, k lsvans-
vllle. 1.
At Decatur Decatur, 11; Davenport, :.
ColleKi- (iiiuii-M.
At Columbus. O. Ohio Stnto university,
7: University of West Virginia, 3. .
At Ann Arhor t niversity of .Michigan. t;
University of Minnesota. 5.
At Proyldenee-Prlnceton, G: Hrown
At Philadelphia Pennsylvania, 13;
..nit T
2.
Cor-
,. " .. ,
Al Lnmiiridgo narvarn, ; v iiimmr., o.
At New York Columbia. 3; Carlisle, lfl.
At Hloomlngton, Ind. Indiana, 12; Wa
bash, 0.
BRADY IS FIRST AT GOLF
Iv 1 1 put rick .Set'oml nnd lliieUlnhnin
Third nl lliinilleiiii Tour
uiiiueiil. A hnndleiin coif came over the new
elghteen-hole eourso at tho Country club
yesterday afternoon resulted no. follows:
Ilnnd- Net
Seore. leap. Score,
J. U. Hucklnghnm..
101 IS ' S3
S3 . . Kt
10.1 14 S3
0j 10 5
120 30 P9
fS .. i8
fll .. '.'4
91 .. 94
90 .. 90
103 IS 5
W 1? M
11S 2S
113 21 RD
101 2i 7S
101 IS 55
107 10 1.7
9 .. f9
".." ll!y.n.."
A. uedICK
John Iledlck,
C. II. Gulou
It. It. Kimball...
11. Iiwrle
C. M. Morsmun.
Tom Klmhull m
fi, w. wuttics..
A. L. Heed
r. Kllnutrlck. ...
J. J. Dickey
J. Urudy
11. Cnrtun
V. D. Huncker.
J. K. Hahm
Handicap prizes wero awarded as follows:
11UCK1I1K-
Ono tiling you sliould romembcr thnt
Drcxel is tho only shoo store In Ornnlin,
that f-ells tho genuine Ilnnan Rhno mid
that Ilnnan makes tho shoes wo sell es
pecially for us from especially selected
stock Kvery shoe represents the newest
thing In shoes A lieauty Is tho now
Ideal patent vlcl kid for both men nnd
women the handsomest shoo ever put
WIJHIUIl un-' inuiii.-nui;oi. pnuu iiu jiut
0Il thu foot1H!1,-,a , BlWD0 nn(1 flt
Ask to see our now Ilnnan Ideal kid
Oxfords for men and women no shoe
of like value and stylo ever offered In
Omaha before.
Drexel Shoe Co,,
CntnlOKue Sent Free for the Asklnii.
Omnhn'a Up-to-date Shoe Ilonae.
1-118 FAHNAM STimtST.
Refrigerators, Mowers, Hose
Tho housewlfo's friend nnd the Ico man's
enemy. You'll never una a refrigerator
unywhoro as good as tho Leonard Cleanable,
U has many features that makes it tho
king of nil. The Leonard Cleanable re-
frlgcrntor excels all others. Its eight walls
for Insulation, movublo fiucB for cleanliness,
air tight locks nnd many other excellent
features nro specialties found In no other
refrigerators, A poor refrigerator will
wnBto your ico nnd spoil your food. Then
wo will sell tho nail bearing lawn mowers,
tho really good kind, from $3.75 to J4.25,
Guaranteed lawn hose for S, 10 and 12c a
foot. Hotter bco us Monday,
A. C. Raymer
1514 Fartiam St.
For May Weddings.
CANni.HSTICK.S If.'t.tlO to tjlU'j.OO.
(AXiii:i.AiiiiAS-.H(i.r.n to igti-.no.
1IOX IIOX DlSllllS-tf.-i.OO to $12.00.
cut oii.vss vAsi:s-f. i.T.i to ifaa.oo.
III3HHY HOW..S fii.rsn to tn-ir.oo.
AVATIill 1'ITCIIHHS tJ7.tlO to O.OII.
Five minul.es spent in investi
p-utiniX Coillov's Stock ItlllV DVOVe
ta ... , 1
a pavniff investment. 1 Oil ill'O
always welcome.
HENRY COPLEY.
JIT. SOUTH KITH ST., PAXTOX IU.OCK.
Special Watch Examiner 13. & M. Hy.,
Chief Watch Inspector O. & S. L. Hy., O.
Jv. u, to Hy. ana K. 'J. & 2f, Hy.
The New Furniture
Porch furniture in novel and Btylish designs, now plocoa in willow, rattan and
In fact our entire stock is now, fresh and up-to dato. Our prices aro pos
itively the lowest in Omaha and wo invito you to call and oxaraino the goods.
P. S. You aro invited to call and see our new etook whothor intonding
to pur chaFe or not.
ham, third; Heed, fourth. Poyo received
first award for lowest score.
Lincoln 3lnn Win nt neutrlee.
BKATHICR, Neb., May 4,-(Speclal.)-Tho
Heatrlco Ojn club gave a tournament
Thursday nnd Friday of this week. Tlu
tournament was open to tho world nnd a
largo number of piomlnent wing and target
shots were present from nil parts of tho
United States, Including AY. T. Irwin i.f
Chicago, better known as Tramp Irwin. Ho
has broken TA2 out of fino so fur this yenr.
Llnderman of Lincoln won tho most money
nnd made the best scoro during tho tourna
ment, killing 21S out of 223,
Tho most difficult and tho longest shot
was mado by II. A. Knight of Hlue Springs
In the live bird event of tho first day. His
eighth bird started to fly rnpldly ut right
angles. Knight missed his first chance nnd
had to load his gun, but got his bird with
tho second barrel on the boundary line.
nnjnlnrd from Collection Tnxcs.
KEARNEY, Neb., May 4. (Special Tele
gram.) County Treasurer Dodlnson has
been enjoined In district court by tho
Union Pacific Hallway company from col
lecting (071.62 on the levy of tho Kearney
school district for tho yenr 1S99 ngalnst
said company. This nmount Is in excess
of a levy of 20 mills, tho district having
levied 35 mills and tho company alleging
that the additional 15 mills Is illegal.
bullion ns Arnpalioe.
A correspondent from Arapahoo, Neb.,
tnkes exceptions to a statomcnt thnt tho
town board Is nntl-llccnse in Its makeup.
On tho contrary, ho says, the town favors
tho sale of liquor under proper restrictions
nnd that Arnpahoo will have saloons op
erating under tho Slocumb law.
HANAN
SHOES
r it -
4-tAA
Suspensories
Wo carry tho largest and best lino of
Suspensory Dandagcs In Omaha. We can
sell you a good one with back straps for
35c, and a better one, with silk sack, tor
75 cents.
THE li. J. PENFOLD CO.
Medical and Surgical Supplies
H08 Farjam Street; Omaha,
Austrian oak.
Our now sprln g
goods havo boon
arriving daily and
wo havo tho larg
ost and most up-to-date
stock wo
have ever shown
New Dining
Room Suits
New Bed
Room Pieces
New Pnrlor
Goods
MAJOR SLAUGHTER'S ESCAPE
Xiirrotvly Misses IIcIiik Dropiied Out
of the Pay Di'imrtiiKMit ThroiiKh
tin Ovrrslcht.
WASHINGTON, May 4. (Special Tele-
gram.) Major Hrad Slaughter of tho pay
corps of tho army camo within u halrs-
brcadth- of being dropped out of the pay
department, nnd nil becauso of neglect, ns
tho best possible information oblnlnablo
Indicates. Slaughter wns nominated by tho
president tor examination ns runt ii In lti
the pay department nil right, but when tho
cierK wno nat, cnargo of tho pay designa
tions camo to send out orders for nominees
In the pay department to report for phys
ical examination, preparatory to Issuing of
commissions, Slnughter'B nnmo was not on
tho list.
Thcro was great excitement fnr iimn
and tho officials in tho Wnr department
began nn inquiry ns to tho reasons for
dropping Slaughter's nnmo. Colonel Car
ter, assistant adjutant general, In looking
over his papers found that Slaughter hud
been nominated, but for some uuuecount
ablo reason his ntitno had boon omitted.
Oenernl Corbln was seen In regnrd to the
matter nnd ho distinctly remembered ho
nau seen Major Slaughter's nanus on tho
president's original draft. Ilnthor ii,.m
pursuo tho Inquiry nny further, flenerol
Corbln Issued an order summoning Slaugh
ter boforo an army surgeon, and his po
More About loe Cream -
Your "whims" aro nil right. They nro not
exactly whims, they nro Individual tastes.
Wo will satisfy them. Wo will llavor tho
Ico cream for your party, reception or
picnic Just as you want it. Wo will make
it to please you. Wo llko to deal with
particular people. Wo charge very moder
ately for special service. Wo put our ico
cream up In llttlo .barrels for your homo
3 flavors enough for eight pcoplo for 40c.
Hotter tako ono with you today.
W. S. Balduft
1520 Faruf rn St.
A. Hospe Grows Wise
CAN YOU SOLVH THIS? The First
Lucky Thrco Mnkn Mtmry.
. A lnily found $2 nnd then lind fivo
times ns much ns sho would linro hurt
lind sho lost ?S. How much hnd she?
Kor tho first correct answer received wo
will present n due bill of $20 ns pnrt
of llrst nnymont on n Knnbe. Klmbnll
or Kranlcli & Uncli plnno for tho second
correctnnswer received a duo bill for $15
nnd for tho third correct ntiswer re
celved n duo bill for $10 will bo given.
If you don't undorstnnd this or want
any Information, call ou
A. HOSPE,
Music and Art. 1513-1515 Douglas.
Always to The Front
Am .Mr. Krederkk Hatter's lint values
niort) for your money than elsewhere
Kspeclally this season ate the new
styles mid colors of our jfL'.no and .f.'l.oo
bats lu advance of any wo liavo ever
shown. Our lino for Hoys and Youth's
at lfl.r.0, SU.OO and ?U.ii0 liavo all the
tono of the lilchor priced ones and aro
exceptional bargains. In the more ex
pensive makes wo liavo the famous
Diinlap and Stetsons-equalled by none
tho leaders lu hat fashions. Wlien
buying a lint o to n hat store, und
thut'a
FREDERICK
The Hntter,
The I.eaUlnir Hut Sinn of the West,
JBO SOUTH VII'-THH.vni ST,
Shwsrick Jtmu&Xa,
sition was thereby saved In tho nick ol
time.
Alva M. Peyton, Charles 1). O'Klcff,
Joseph 1). Short and 13. Jnhl wero today
appointed substitute clerks In tho Omaha
postolllco.
Myron Young has been appointed post,
master nt Kulston, Carroll county, la.
Hobert (3. Prtco was today nppolutid
substitute cnrrler at Dccorah.
Hurnl freo delivery Borvlco will be es
tablished June 1 ut Spcrry, Des Molnrn
county, la. Tho route ts twenty-one miles
long und cnntulns a population of 60S. John
C. Keif was appointed cnrrler. The poat
olllces at Kline und Dodgevlllo are to be
discontinued.
Polmmt'il People llrco vcrlnjf.
YOItli, Neb., May 4. (Special.) L, O,
Smith, IM ward McMiillen and livn other
bourdcrs at tho East Side tavern, who wnrq
polBonod by bad n eat, nro slowly recover
ing. Tho family of Miles Duffy is gottlng
ulong nicely.
I.oni-m l.i'K from tiuiiKrrnc.
HASTINGS, Neb., May 4. (Special.)
Harm Davis, Jr , who had his leg broken
two weeks ago whllo riding a broncho, wngj
compolled to havo it nmputntcd below tho
knee, After tho leg had been Bet gangrcna
set in.
Hues for TivHvi Vcnr' Work.
HASTINGS, Neb., May 4. (Special.) A!
suit was filed in tho district court this
week wherein William J. Schutt aska Judg
ment against Charles Hoyd for 11,200.