OMAHA TAKES WOLFE PELT
Nebrtikn'i ProwMi Agalntt Wild 0m it
Frored in Ktnui Oitj.
BUT MISSOURI 13 A PAYNE KILLER
Ifermnii lleiitilrert tn Do n
Wlsiird Work Geniiia In
Hole of the llnmnn Vly-trnp.
I.I file
the
KANHA8 CITY, July 2f..-(Speclal Tele
Brum.) Today's gamo hob a slugglm;
inntch and tho Nebraskans wero tho belter
sluggers, They knocked Wolfo out of the
box In the Hecond Inning, nfter Retting a 1.x
nits on mm, which netted them flvo runs
Hiving tiiem n winning lend, l'nyne did
Kood pitching for Umnbn tit thu start, but
in mo fifth im went to pieces and gav
tour nut, llorinnn, who succeeded him
kept the liltn well scattered and not one
of the four off him yielded a run. The
iieidinc on both side was better than thu
ciror column indicates, noun of the errors
tielng costly nnd thrro of tho four charged
to Omaha wore almost excusable Tho
only star performance of the gamu was
Oenlns' feat In the third, when lie retired
tno side by taking In three successive files
Bcorul
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE; SATVHDAY, JULY 27, 1001.
feated Cincinnati Nationals today In the
fourth Inning Hughes was hit for two
aoumes nnu a single in the third, but with
perfect support kept tho visitors guessing
uuruiB mo nincr innings. Attendance, m.
Score;
CHICAGO. I
IUI.O.A.E.I
CINCINNATI.
ll.lt. O.A B.
OMAHA,
AT)
5
S
'lentils, cf
l'lemlng, If
Calhoun, lb
t.oiener, rf 4
Htownrt, 2b 4
Mi'AlidrewH, 8b 5
Toman, ss 5
(lontllitg, o G
l'ayne, p 2
Herman, 1 1
Totals
.11
All.
Ketchem, cf 6
Hartman. rf...... ,,S
Miller. If 5
lloblnsnu, 31 S
U'ilrlen, tb i
llovllln, c 4
l.o wee, as .......3
lirasiiear, in ft
Wo m. n.
Kwlng, p...
...1
3
41
n. H, O. A. E.
2 16 0 0
2 3 2 0 0
1 4 0 0 0
0 110 0
0 0 3 1 2
114 11
2 2 2 1
1 2 4 0 0
U 1 0 2 0
110 0 0
10 10 27 7
!ITV.
n. 11. o. a. n.
0 10 0 0
0 2 2 0 0
112 0 0
113 2 1
113 2 0
2 2 2 1 0
10 4 6 1
0 2 11 0 0
0 0 0 1 0
0 0 0 1 0
V 10 27 15 "2
Totals
Omaha 3 2 0 0 0 2 0 3 010
.Kansas City 0 2O0400UO 6
Karned runs: Omaha, 7; Kansas City, 1.
Two-baso hits: Ilrashear, Oenlns, Calhoun,
Oondlng. Three-baso hits: llevllle, Flem
ing, liases on balls: Off Wolfo, 1: off
l'ayne, lj off Herman, 2. lilt by pitched
bull: Loweo, O'llrlen. Btruck out: Hy
Kwlng, 1: iiy l'ayne, 2: by Herman. 1.
lloublo plnyi l-ewrn to O'llrlen to Ilrashear.
Time: im. Umpire: Carruthers.
Cnlnrmlii Spring Victory.
COLORADO BI'niNOS, July 2G.-Onston
won today's gamo by keeping tho visitors"
hits scnttored, Ht. l'aul'H two runs were
made throjgh costly errors. Attendance,
1,000. Score-
u.h.e.
Colo. Springs.. 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 I 10 4
St. Paul 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0-2 6 0
Hnttortes: Colorado Springs, Oanton nnd
IJonahuc; St. I'liul, Urcltensteln and Wil
son, .Mlnnenpnlla Disputes 11 ml I.oxcs.
DKNVKTl, July 2(5. The game today was
n pitchers' battle, In which nylcr excellcl.
JlcCrcdy of Minneapolis was put oft tho
grounds for disputing the umpire. Score:
lt.H.E.
Denver 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 5 C 3
Minneapolis ..1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 02 3 4
flatteries: Denver. Eyler and Sullivan;
Minneapolis, Ferguson and McConnell.
llaln More Welennte Tlinn ilium.
ST. J08EriI. July 26. St. Joscph-Des
Moines gamo postponed; rain.
Weatern l.mnnr StntiilltiK.
Won. Lost,
Kansas City 4? 23
St. Joseph 41 .'3
. Omaha ....... jt 35
Minneapolis 37 35
St. Paul....... 38 3S
Colorado Springs 80 31
Des Moines 31 42
Denver 2s 42
Manuel, Uf.. 0 0 1 0 0 Ilobbn. lb... I 111
Green, cf.... t 1 1 1 0 llarl y, lf-Jb 1 113 0
Chance, rf.. 1 1 2 0 0 Iteckloy, lb. 0 110 0 0
extr, lb... 1 l n 1 ocrs'f'd. rf-lfO 12 0 0
Chllds, Jb... 10 14 OMiiaoon. s.. 0 0 14 1
IUymir, lb. 0 0 0 .1 0 Hay, cf .0 0 10 0
McCor'k, a. 1 1 1 i, o Vnx. tb 0 0 1 0 0
Kahoe, c..., 0 1 S 0 0 Merger), c... 0 3 110
Hughes, p.. 0 0 0 J OHtlmmel, p.. 0 0 0 0 0
Phillip", rf.. 0 0 I 0 1
Totala .. 1 7 !7 U o, -
I Totals .. 2 24 10 2
Chicago o 0 0 3 0 0 0 2 5
Cincinnati .....o 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 02
I.oft on bns-s: Chicago, I; Cincinnati, 6.
Two-base hits: Kahoe, Dobbs, Hockley.
Three-base Ill's; McCormlck. Hcrgen.
8acrlllco hit! Highcs. Stolen bnseH! Dex
ter, Clillds, Miigoon. Double plays; Green
to Dexter, McCormlck to Chllds to Dexter,
Magoon to llarley to Hcckley. Struck out;
Hy Hughes, 4; by Stlmmnl, .1. Uases on
balls; Off Hughes, 6; off Stlmmel, 2. Wild
pilch; Hughes. Time: i:42. I'mplre: Nash,
.tlltliMlliI flume Cost polled,
l'HILADHM'HIA, July 2i;.-I'hlladelphlu-IJrooklyn
gamo postponed; wet grounds.
. .Vitliiiuil I.eiiKUC Mtriiidlng.
Pittsburg ....
St. Louis
Philadelphia .
Iirooklyn
New York....
Hoston
Cincinnati ...
Chicago
Won.
.. 40
. 47
. 43
. 42
. 31
. 31
. 32
. 31
Lost. P.C.
31 .5 9
31 .W
33 .5)1
36 .638 1
37 .47S 1
40 .,r.n
41 .421
ci ,:ci
AGAINST JOHNSON
KcOraw of Baltimore Knocks oi Head of
Amtrioan Lsajru.
BAN SAYS HE DOESN'T CARE A RAP
ir
AMERICANS' ERRORS ARE FEW
f.lili'iigi. inn! WnnliltiKtiMi MnUe line
Uncli, ln t tin- I, niter's Is tin- line
Hull Co at (In; (innii-.
the DIsKruntleit Oriole .Mnnngor
Wishes tn I'lttH 'or Ainerlenu
l.engne lie Cnn lump Otcr
An) Old Time.
CHICAGO, July 26. The Tribune lomor
row will any; The breach between Presl
dent Johnson of the American league and
Mnnager McOraw of tho Daltlmoro club,
which has been gradually widening since
early In the season, has become hopeless
chasm
McOraw Is charged with a scheme to dis
rupt the American league. Ever slnco
McOraw waH suspended In May he has
been nursing his wrath nnd even threaten
Ing civil war openly. The latest chaige
against McOraw Is that ho Is scheming
to turn his club back Into tho National
league along with four others In a move
tnent to Increase the National's circuit to
twelve clubs next year. To this end
Messrs. Manning of Washington nnd Stall-
lugs of Detroit believe they have been
"approached" by emissaries of MrOraw,
whoso advances were spurned outright and
Immediately reported to Uan Johnson.
McOraw denies the charges and defies his
accusers to prove them, but the language
he uses In bis denial Indicates little affec
tion for his nssoclates and less for Ilan
uiummiii, nun, no asserts, is only an em
Jon's, rf.... l
Merteii. 3b.. 0
!bll, lb.... 0
McFurlM. If 0
HHrtm'n, lb 0
Khtixart. s. 0
Hulllvan, c. 0
Griffith, p... 1
Totals
lfTrAnn t..i.. n , . . , .
,.i . " i of local ivmrm.uu
Si.,, i . ,rif'c slf;"lKhl ,r,,m Wnsnlngt. it by
"iiiik l"Uin . 11 WJIM II 1 11 1 1111 TJ( t fllllli. IM
ii, iShi.ii.,JUl i(?ir",.lth 1,1,(1 '-'""ick worKo-i . Ploye, while McOraw himself Is one of the
their beat, with honors about even. K.tr- I employers
fihugart mlsplay did not cost anything
I'xceiit these two errors, both teams del ltd
perfectly, Attendance, 1.W0. Score:
CH1CAOO. WASIIINQTON.
It.lI.O.A .M.I li it n a t
cf 0 0 3 0 0 WnMron. cf 0 0 1 1 0
0 10 0 Knrrell, 5b.. 13 2 4 1
110 0 DunKAn, rf. 0 0 1 0 0
2 10 0 0 Clmtly, tb... 0 1 9 0 0
0 4 1 0,Clark, c . 0 0 4 0 0
1 I 5 0 Foster, If.... 0 110 0
1 3 4 lCuUKhllli, lb 0 1 0 4 0
1 2 0 O CliriK'n, 0 1 4 1 0
1 0 2 OCsrrlck, p... o I 0 1 0
Klcar 0 0 0 0 0
1 7 !7 11 1
Totala ..1 8 21 13 1
Hatted for Cnrrlck In the ninth.
.'ciigo I o 0 0 1 0 0 0'-2
"uMilngton 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 01
Left on bases: Chicago, G; Washington, .
Three-base hits; OrlHlth. Cllnsmun. Sic-
rinco lilts: Shugnrt. Wnldron. atolen liases;
MertCS. IhIipII. I.'nrrall ! n..,,l. ..
Hnitmiin tn Mcrtcs to Isbell. McKnrlniict to
Kill II villi, rro 1 1 t o , Ci I ii gm a n to 1 1 ru . y .
?ttt'ckrt'Lut; ?' Carrlck, l. first base on
i"n'ls: Oft "rllllth. 1; off Carrlck, 3. rime:
;id. umpire: Caiitllllon.
I'nri'iniiii
no l''n.y for Cli-velnml. '
CLEVELAND. .Inlv rf. Tlm r-i.i.i
Americans' Inability to hit Foreman una
mc Liiusu oi ineir uerent loiinv. Atinn.i.
nnce, i.noo. Scoro:
DALTiiioui:, cli:vi:lani.
It.II.O A.i:.. ii it o a r
imnn, 3b,... 0 0 2 0 0 1'lcker'g, cf, 1 1 1 8 0
ioriim, ii... u u u u o Mni'urfv. ltd I 1
Jnckaon. cf. 1 1 4 0 0 O'llrlen. rf.. 0 1 1
eymour. rf 1 2 2 1 0 liirii. it. n n fi
Wlll'ina, 2b, 113 4 1 NiCh'cc, lb. 0 1 S
Kelsler, .. 0 1 0 I 0 llrii.llov. 31.. n n 1
IlrtMlle, cf-If 0 1 1 0 1 Yenner, c.... 0 0 8
Haft. It 0 1 14 0 0 Hide beck, sa 0 0 1
llrrsn'h'n. c. 1 1 1 0 0 llnrt. t. oon
ureinun.
p. 0 0 0 4 01
. . 10 27 '3 II
p...
Totals
4 17 IS 4
P.C.
.fi'l
,5T4
H57
-r. 3
.500
.434
. 24
.4(0
NATIONAL'S" HTTTING IS HARD
Some of It la Done on the null null
Some on PlttnliurK
Cntelier'a Jmr,
I
ST. LOUIS, July 26.-The Pittsburg Na
tlonals wero defeated by heavy hitting
nfter getting a lead of six ruim nt tho
siari. u Lonuor nssauited Donovan In the
third Inning nnd Kddlo Murphy, the St.
LojIs pitcher, hit O'Connor on the Jaw
snrawllriK him out ten font ntvui. ti,V
Totala
naitimore' nn?ni 1 nifi,?
Cleveland loooooooo l
Lamed runs: Haltlmore, 2. Two-bnse lilt:
heymour. Tbree-tuHc hit: Kelfter. Sac
rltlre hi s: Dunn, Donlln, McCarthy. Sto.en
base: Pickering. Double play: Shlebeck to
Heck to IjaClmnce. First baso on tmlli:
LilJ.'i"'ijHCH?l0."'. Keltter. Drodle.
Pickering, Shlebeck. Hit by pitched ball!
Kelsler. loft on bases: Cleveland, 4; Ilaltl
m(!m' ?tr,,'k. ol,t: IInrt' Dunn. Jackson.
.. ! !? (?'' Krister. Hresnahan 12). Time:
l:w. I'mplre: Connolly.
Ilonlini Docs the lltineliliiK.
MILWAUKEE, July 26,-Tho Hoston
Americans won from Mliwnukee today by
bunching hltfc In four Innings. The home
team could bunch hits In only one Inning,
when, with two men on bases. Duffy's
second two-bagger saved n shutout. Young
wim hit harder than the score Indicates, but
the ball always went straight into t e
hands of the Holders. Attendance. 1,50 .
Score: '
liOSTON. MILWAUKEE.
K.ll.O.A.13.1 K.H.O.A.E
A reasonable sifting of tho facts seems
to Indicate that the Orlolo manager has
been trying to sound some of the American
leaguers with a view to forming a com
bination ngnlnst President Johnson and re
moving somo of his absolute authority.
That has been McOfaw'a complaint that
Johnson was "the whole thing" In the
league, while McOraw wan only one of the
eight managers.
President Johnson went to Milwaukee
today, but before departing nllowcd him
self to bo quoted to this effect:
"I don't care how soon tho Ilaltltnoro
club takes Its bag nnd baggage and goes
over to the National Irnrim ur
want any Honcdlct Arnolds In our camp.
We have known nil that was going on and
nro prepared for nny move. 1 nm positive
.McOraw Is alone in this."
CLEVELAND, O., July 2.-The nccusatlon
u ocing n traitor to the American league
.o .mujr ucnieu oy .Manager McOraw. who
on board tho City of Cleveland enrouto
iu unroii, sain:
t i... .. .
l nuu Homing or nny such story. U
. u.iaurn nnu i would like to hear It from
".in jwiiiBon a nps bcrore I believe It
havo scarcely talked to Manning slnco th
season began, let alono laying nny plans
... i.. w jonnson has mado such nr.
accusation ho Is trying to assume a 'Julius
uicsar role. He Is n hired man, gets as
""""-v irom mo as he does from nny
other magnate. n,it ho roes favor some
cams more than others, giving them more
to tuuiiuK io muni.
CLEVELAND HARNESS EVENTS
Cresceun'
and one pta?d horse In five mounts.
dim tn .
He-
first race, five furlongs; Schwalbe won,
Lnrlght second, Musldera third. Time: 1:01.
hecond rnre, ono mile nnd n slxtfeiith,
selling: lledeck won. Gertrude Elliott rco
ond. Halloon third, time: l:4Sl-r,
Third race, one rnllo nnd seventy yards,
selling; Fatalist won, Oread second, Armor
third. Time: 1:45 1-5.
fourth race, six furlongs: Sir Knight
won, Francisco second, Lady Sterling third.
Time; l:H j.g.
Fifth race, one mile nnd an eighth. Hoe
Hampton won, Wax Taper second, Monnrka
third. Time: 1:51 1-5.
Sixth ince, six furlnngi, selling: Ante Up
won. Mayor (lllroy second, Robert Metcnlf
third. Time: 1:13 4-5.
At HntTtliiirne.
CHICAGO. .Tiilv 2(i. t Hnulbcirne todnv
most of tho winners hnd matters all the!"
own way. Hart D was the only long stint
u score, winning tne nrsi race nt 10 to i
eather clear, track heavy. Results:
...first race, six furlongs: Hard D won,
f lying Torpedo second, HcnUty Uook third,
Time: l!lu,.
Second race, six furlongs, selling: Malay
won. Maggie Davis second, If You Dare
third. Time: 1:1SH.
Third race. nven ftirtonss. selttnc: Mc-
Chesliev won. Commissioner Forester sec
ond. South Trimble third, Time. 1:31.
f ourth race, one mile, selling; scotch
i'latd won, Hen Battle second, Trinity Hell
third. Time: 1:46.
Fifth race, one mile nnd twenty vnrds.
scIIIuk: Prlnci lllnzes won. Prairie D a
Fccond, Obsidian third. Time: IMS.
sixth race, seven furlongs, selling. B lp
won, llrownle Amlerson second, Andes
third. Time: 1:32!4.
At Fort Hrlr.
HUFFALO. N. Y.. JulV 26.-Trnck slow nt
Fort Erie. Hrstilts:
First race, six furlonuM: Sours won.
Edlnborough Second. Tho Brother third.
Time: 1:17.
Second race, four furlongs: Wnnlntu
won. Artlllclnl second. Lujrettn ll'.irku
third. Time: 01S0U.
Th rd nice, llvi-furloni: heats: Flist
bent Frnnces ltels won. Allsora second.
Competitor third. Second bent Frances
ltein won, Ida Penzance second, Competitor
third. Time: 1:03.
fourth race, live ftirloncs: Common won.
Meditation second, Silk Cord third. Time:
l:034.
Fifth nice, one mile and nil eluhth: Flac
of Truce won, Obstinate second, Knslo
third. Time: l:,Wi.
Sixth race, six and n half fur onus: Imn.
Albula won, Edith Q second, Magnetic
third. Time; 1:221-1.
At Delinnr I'nrK, St. Louis.
lack of wind, not a single yacht tlnlihfd
within th" limit. At S o clock tonight th
leaders of the lleet could be dimly se n
siowiy sailing towiirn tne iinisit uni', h.it
their Identity could not be made out. Tne
day was full of flukes, the wind shifting nil
around the compass. Tho Inst of the boats
did not finish until midnight Neither Con
stitution nor t,-oiumi)in stnrteu on the run,
'I'lirce-I Lenuiie,
At Hock Island-Hock Island, 3; Decatur,
. At Davenport Tcrre Haute, 9; Davenport,
At Cedar Rapids Cedar llaplds, 12:
Evansvllle, 3.
At Hockford nockford-IUoom'ngton g.ime
I'VC ,l,l 11,
Ft.
Inline Wins l,nst of Merles,
FOUT DO DOE, la., July 26.-(Speelal
Telegrntn.)-Tlie third of it series of three
games between Sioux Falls nnd Fort Dodge
ny.ti luimy in ijtyiuil iv lfiri I)i.ltn.
to 6. llattertes: Fort Dodce. uion'nii
10
and Cnrisch;
iiianuioru
Sioux Falls, Corbet t nnd
Preildcnt Kent MiiMiiemleil,
CnATTANOOOA. Tcnn.. July 26.-Prosl-dent
Kent of the Southern llnse Hull nsso-
veatiyiiors:'1"1 "cm",ig
JUDGE TURNS F0SBURGH FREE
lustriietN the Jury to llettirn u
diet of Silt (iullly nml
It lines So.
Ver.
PITTSF1ELD, Mass., July 26.-At the
openlns of court today In tho Fosburgh
trial Judge Stevens Instructed the Jury to
bring In a verdict of not guilty, and this
was dona, ending the trial.
The Jurymen did not leave their seats.
Tho verdict was received with shouts nf
approval, which tho court Immediately sup
pressed. The demonstration, however, was
ono of tho most remarkable that has ever
occurrcu in a court of Justice.
Judge Stevens, In ordcrlnir a venllei nf
Acquittal, said:
Mr. Forpmnn n ,l r"? i . . . ..
nS!;SnfV?Kave ,",!"l'nt'(1 t n Painful reo t il of
?n i.Jil? wlil(,yBl tragedies ever preionte l
tnln "VWUUIUI gin JUSt UUtltlllt
BOER PRISONERS OOARREL
Oath of Allejriasc Starts Tronblt at
Jamiitown, 8t. Hilma.
SEVERAL SEVERE ENCOUNTERS OCCUR
Dissenters Cniiicrelfully t'linsllsc
Tlinse Wln t.'fiiiseiit tn Mvtenr
I'enlty lo KlnK Hdunrd nnd
Seimrntlnii In ecessnry,
JAMESTOWN, St. Helena, July 26.-Had
blood among the Hor prisoners In St.
Helena over the question of tnkinp iim
oath of alleglnncc to King Edward has led
to so much fighting nnd disorder that It
has been necessary to remove those who
have taken the oath to n separate enclosure.
Thero wcro several severe enrnunirr nn.i
the vigilance committee of tho Irreenneii.
ablcs subjected those who had taken the
oath to Indescribable Indignities. The ring
leaders havo been Imprisoned In tho fortress.
ST. LOUIS, July 20. Seething wns the 1 " womnnnood wns shot down nnd li r
only first choice to win brackets nt Delmnr i brother has been accused of '.he crime. 1 lie
.1.1.. .. ......... .... n, ... 1 - -1 . - i I inv,rnman, 1 , f . . ...... .... . ... .... . ...
nun II I IL'1 HUllll,
three outsiders
card. The prouram was mediocre nnd tho
uttcntiancc light, thick mat. itrsuits:
Orcnt Performance Xot
Only Kiitertnlnnictit lit ITJIcii
vllle Trneli.
the
v.. viiij.ui mm imniM' unu caused many
.......... V.....O. -m.Tiiuuiivu. i,w?t ncore:
or. uouih. i PiTraiimm.
It.It.O.A.i:
If.... 1 2 1 Ci
0 llenum't, cf. I l j o
0 Uvl, rf.... 113 3
uuKiirr, 3b, 1 3 2 3
1 llrnnetM. lliO 1 I i i
" luirnry, 20.. 1 o 3 j
0 Iach, ,,, 1 J 2 3
0 O'Connor, c. t 0 i 1
I riilUliml. n.. 0111
7. V. T. T ( '""bro, p.. 0 0 0 1 1
11 .1 j j -iiinmcr 0100
Totals .. 7 10 24 ii
Hatted for Chcsbro In the ninth,
.-."..n u u vi u II 1 O0O-
Liirncd runs; St. Louis, B: Plttsburit. 1
i wii-Dnso lilts: Nichols (2). Three- .isd
nL w,"K"or- lln" rwxn: Leach, Mc
atmn. Left on bass: St. Louis, fi; Pitts-
IlurkMt, If
Mcdsnn, lb. 2
Dnnnvnn, rf 1
Wsllacf, m, 4
K run or, 3b,, 1
Nlrhnla, of.. 0
nynn, 2b,,,. 0
Bclirlvrr, c 0
Powell, p.... t
Totals
lt.H.O.A.i:
3 2 1 OCInrkf.
1 0
1 0
t 6
0 2
4 1
1 1
4 1
0 2
..... ...... ,... . Aiwiiuin in itiriliilin
f irst base on bal s: Oft I'owell 2- nrr
Chesbro. 1. Sacrltlco hits: Iivan Lea ch
Davis. Passed balls: O'Connor. Schrlver
Struck out: lly Powell, 2: by Chesbn.
by Phlllliyl. 1 wild nltch: lly Powel'V
Time: 2:5f. Umpires: 6'Dny and llrown.
IliiTf llnstiin llentn Xevv York
KK OIlIv. July 2C. The Hoston V.
t oimls defeated Now- York today tl r.iui
timely batting. Neither pitcher w " b
hfinl. Afliirnlnn.,, 1 0.1.1 o " "" llll
HOSTON. !KW
it.n.o.A.i:
ninnii!. ri.... u 1 1 0 u Vanll'n, cf. 0
iinmiu n, ci i u i u u Mlmni!, 3b, 0
l)mnnt, 2b. 0 1 1 S 0 Nd.on, 2b ' 1
Cooly, lb... 1 1 IS 1 0 DavU, j
Murphy. If.. 12 10 0 Bflbach, If.. 0
liwe, 3b.... 0 0 2 1 OQanztd, lb,. 0
HK. M. u u i i
Klttrl.lKf, c. 0 1 I 2
Willi, p.,.. llll
YOIIIC.
H.II.O.A.E.
1 lllrkman, rf 0
0 tfndth, c..., o
Phyle. p o
0 15
: i
0 4
o o
4 T 27 IS 1 Totals ..3 S XT II
" 12 0 0 1 0 0 0-1
v v a u i ii o n i
errors: Hoston. 1: New
nosion, o; New-
Total.
Hoston
New York
First baso on
inrk. 1. Left nn ln..
: n"a on balls: Off Phyle 1- err
EnuHe. l! SmUh' rin,B: Umpire:
Tommy limine, H'inntUI.
CHICAOO. July 26Two errors, two
itaals, a. single and McCormlck's triple ile-
mm
THEMUSOIl
AND
faM t WH VLflt 1. XT f av m
AXttaCCDDtAfl (m I.i-ih fa Vl
e,k tTr Wttth HuI prop-
" V?1 RWrmct. Tb.y gQerlly
nf3ta " wtoJ which irritatei
dfMaUr poison.
1 , OnalMNfal'i
, la aaJmt potttos
wrmpptrv
laanlda.BlT
fMKloaM tu bnrr
uov,a. in.... s 2 9 0 OHoer'ver, If 0 1 2
Htatil, cf.... 0 1 a 0 OllRllmnn. rf. 1 1 1
Ci.lllna, 3b... 0 1 2 3 1 Andrrn'n. lb 0 118
Hempblll, rf 1 1 1 0 0 Duffy, cf.... 0 2 2
l'unt 114 2 1 Conroy, .. o 0 l
Krrls, 2b... 0 1 11 3 0 Frlel, 3b 0 0 0
Cuppy, If.... 0 1 1 0 OOllbert, 2b.. 0 2 2
Scliroclf, c... 0 2 2 1 O.Miilonry, o.. 0 0 1
Younir. p.... 0 1 0 3 OHuatlnir. u. . 1 1 0
. ; 'Donahue ..000
Totals .. 4 11 27 11 3
I Totals ,. 3 8 27 17
Hatted for Hustlng in tho ninth.
"Bl"n 1 " 0 1 1 1 0 0 0
mu milieu u 0 u 0 y Q 0 2 0
luorneii runs: Milwaukee. 2: Hoslon.
iwo-nase nits: Dowd, Duffy (2). Sacnllce
! .t8:, H1,,n!,, A2J' Hol""i- rent. First base
a I r. """""s. Hioion bases
ffSrini? i5.'ii 'i88e(1. ,)n,l: Mnloney
Struck out: Hy Hustlng, 1: by Young. 1
jjiiiiiiim imivT i nnrnv ti n imm a i
son . IWt on bases: Milwaukee, 6: Hoston
7. Time: 1:27. Umpire: Sheridan.
Ainerlenu Gitine Postiituietl.
DETHOIT, July 2tf.-Detrolt-Phlladelphla
Otuciivi iivaifuiivu rf I, HI UUiltta,
AmerlCMii League fltnnilnK.
Chicago
Hoston
Hnltlmoro ...
Detroit
Washington
Philadelphia
Milwaukee .
Clovcland ...
Won.
.. 52
.. 40
.. 41
,. 43
,. 31
,. 32
,. 27
,. 29
Lost.
28
20
30
35
37
41
63
48
P.C.
.'50
,6U
.57
.551
.455
.4.10
.337
.133
Athletlu Annocliilfon Sports.
Lively times nro nrnmispil tnrinv .. t m
grounds or tno Omnha Amateur AthlnMr.
Eii inoru are two uaso Hall games
ruicuuim, a kuu iiiiiuncap tournament Is
to bo held nnd several verv inir.iim.
bowling mntches have been urrnnged for
uu- utciiuii;, urniues ino usjni anncc.
The Ilrst gnmo of baso ball will ho i.
iwcvn im- .uninic Association ciuti and
tno Kiriu'inittii company club, with tho
iwutmiiiK liliuuji;
Klrkendalls. Position.
Sanders Catcher.
Traby, T. Faley.. Pitchers
Klopak First baso.
Crntt Second base,
Hoffman Shortstop.
Dtnnn Third baso,
M. Falev Lcftlleld..
McAullfre Ccnterflnlii.
Wylle Hlghtflcld.
The second game, which will be called at
4 o clock, will be between the teams of tho
association and the Carpenter Paper com-
jjuiij , Mim uiu lunuwiug positions
cnrpi'ntcrs. Positions,
Athletics.
.... Abbott
Durkco
... Sprugue
.... Mnlone
... Neuvlllo
Lund
Knbn
. Stanleton
Funkhauser
Deamond
Leonard ...
Smith
Davis
Lupcrsky ..
Fitzgerald
Krler .......
Kotvzo
Dnrscy
Zellcripilst
Catcher.....
Pitcher
First base....
....Second base,..
.... .Shortstop...,
Third base...,
..... Leftfleld
, Centertleld...
Hlghtlleld....
Substitute...,
Athletics.
. VanCnmp
, i.ruignion
Abbott
Clark
. Mclntyro
... 'iippery
Knox
. lloaglaud
Heed
... Francis
.Southern Lragne,
MEMPHIS, July !6.-Score:
H.H.E.
10 3
0-3 3 3
Memphis 0 0 4 0 0 0 2 0
Nashville 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0
Batteries: Memnhls. Tlnbh nml i n.n
Nashville. Hill ami Fisher. '
BiineiVKj'uiir, July 26. score:
ti r i."
cinreveport ....uduioioi 0 S IS 3
swnuil i i i u u i 2 o o 6 II 1
llfttterlcs: Shrevenort. Rnmt. nnA
Oulro: Selma. Crlbblna nnd Mnorp.
LITTLE HOCK, July 26,-Score:
d w p
Cbjlttailooga..0 0 0 0 4 0 3 0 310 'lo' i
.ittie KOCK .,0 000010001 9
Flatteries: Chnttannnrn nnim n.....
Itoth and Durret; Uttle Rock. Blackburn
und Lynch.
kkw oilLKANS. July 26. Score:
T ir T'
New Orleans. .2 0 3 0 0 0 2 0 l ' i. i
Hlrmlnghnm ..0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 6 6
Ilatterles: New Orleans. Dannehower ond
Abbott: Hlrmlngham, Keefe, Olllcn and
Kunlkoff.
Weatern Aaanelntlnn.
At Columbus Toledo. 4; Columbus. 3,
At Orand Ran rin hVirf . .
Haplds. 4. u.
rand
aj wayion-Marlon. Dayton. 1.
At Munclo Matthews, 10; wheeling, i.
rr .iitt . .
.uanU, tj, jUy 2G. It tOOk
iii-iim ia ueciao the 2:18 trot
In thn.flr.t li.nl m...i .. .
. vnVy aiacK wont out
? .!, . 1 C"8e- Susl J' fvorlte
in tho betting, romped homo In the
,uul wns relegated to thn back
ground in tho third and fourth heats by All
.v,g(,t;.i8econd choIco of th tlnt. In
the fifth and sixth heats Durfoo lot Charley
Mack out and he won the monev nn
The free-for-all pace was a disappoint
ment. There wero onlv fmr n(-i .
ll.lo - r. ... 1 1"
mi" ltu UUIieV ZMIL' rnnnnn Q.A.t,
dlann 2:04Vi and Anaconda 2:02H. Ana
rol"PO' nonifl in tho first heat in
7.u 01 ?M nn" a"" a hard
hn. 1 .u .if" uo n,so t00k ,nc second
vv ... luu nun sinwer time of 2:08V4.
v;; .v: . "i,s 1,01 lost n rn a
wv-., u. ! 4;tl pnco easily.
Siiiiimnry.
r,,co' 2!lR cl',S8. fottlng,
CharJey Mack.
purse
blk. g.. by
1
5
8
2
3
3
4
7
6
dr
1 1 1
4 2 4
fi 4 2
2 r. 5
3 .1 .1
6 6dr
Aioivinipv nifr....
niffht. b. g. (AtkYnson);:;
Susie J, r. m. (McKee)....'
iCeF.ttrr.',l,lk' '" ("udson).
Jlq. M-m. (Sanders).
Itnnd, ch. g. (NuckolH).......
Stoekston. b. s. fDollnger)...
Eggle O, b. m. (Walker).
uiivuiun, en, m. (Olney)
Neighbor Qlrl. b. m. Unlivi
Time: 2:15. 2:15. 2:13. 2:14. 2;14U. 2.M6V4
Second rnr-n tma .11 :."Z.v
,.v lnl;ln.
Anaconda, b. g by Knight (Trout).. 1 1
Connor, blk. 1?. iMi.nmii,ii '"u.... 1 1
Coney, blk. g. (McDowoll). 4
Tlmo: 2:00, 2Mi. 3
iiTJIIm rficc'i?:n clns.',' Pnc'n:. purse J1.50):
Hnrold H. b. g., by Ilondmaster
it-roctorj
Tlnl. T. m n. .........
' ,;;i, " winner)
Puizy Willow, b. m. (Munson)....
Council Chlmei, b. s. (Snow). .
yiiior. ,irahall. b. g. CMyers)
Albert Allison, ch. s. (Hockley). . ..
Time: 2:OS. 2:10. 2:lft.
$l,20o!rth r"Ce J:S clas- trott,nK. Prs3
Coxey. b. g., by Judge Cox (Mc-
Henry) 1 ,
Aluonota. b. g. (Sanders) '.'."" 1 o i
Aui nearer, d. g. (f ooie)
Blue Flower, b. m, (Ponnock),.
Betsv Hns.i. b. m. CN'pih
Ted. hlk. c. (Apncw)
St. Allro, b. g. (Turner)
Celeste, ch. m. (Jolly) ;.,
Edna Dillon, ch. m. (Fullen)....
11111c: :ii, ;iu,
At Henilvllle.
READVILLE, Mass.. July M.Throo
races brought tho summer menttni- nt
Headvllle track to n rlnsn rhu "
An exhibition was given by the 2-yenr-oId
colt Tod D. owned by Oeorge W. Lenv"
who trotted a half-mlte in line rr,,.n.. ,i '
.u... .c. .11 v.a-:2. iicniiiis;
2:25 class, trottlne:
Marion Wilkes, li, m.. by Hnw.
morne vi kcs mcmnresti ... k k 1 1
rnalA I. T.IIV. ' V
w. k. i.viiuui nn ion
Judge Toney. b. g. (Payne) 'a 1 7
uincr sinners: Mnmiinrinn. r...
Junior. Upton, Daisy Wood. The Quaker
lrWl": "e8t ,,me' ::JS' by
:10 class, pacing:
nU M.cJ?wpn. ch. by McEwen Boy
lllnr hi
Norvlng. br. c. (Olllelsi ...
Ambulator, b. h. (Wlland) '!
Ned Wilkes .
lime: 2:114.
2:14 class, trottlnir!
Dolly Dldwc'.l. blk. m. lfrn.ni,
v-, ,m 1 i,n, u. 111, n irrce .... . n n 1
Hunter Hill. b. g. (Humphreyvllie)'.'.. 3 !
inner sinrters: wsco. Hurllnntnn Bov
limine, waukeen nnd Lfzn n n ,i.l
!lS Vnllnn foil Ir. IV.. J
lrlver's leK was broken. ThrX,'l''u "rE
uninjured.
. fi 3
, 5 4
, 4 R
0 2ds
7 7ds
or
dr
First rnen. fll'n nnd 11 h:l1f fllrlnnuM. Mplt
Ing: Larry Wilt won, Mazzura second,
Ferreno third, Time: 1:12.
Second race, seven furlonns. sclllnc: Elsln
Humes won. 8wcet Drum second. Warren-
point third. Timet 1:30.
1 niru rnce, rour nml u hair furlongs.
nurse. Hnrry Shaffer won. Lillian M see-
ond, Virginian third. Time: u:.8.
Fourth rnce. six and n half ftirlnni?n. n!l.
Ing: Verify won, Sam Lazarus second, Abe
Furst third. Time: 1:231.
Fifth rnce. one mile, felling: Frank
enrce won. John Morton second. Har
den third. Time: 1:41H.
Sixth race, one mile nnd n sixteenth, sell-
Ing: Seething won. Harbcc second, Charles
D third. Time: l:51i.
At Windsor.
DETHOIT, July 2S.-Wentlicr fnlr nnd
truck heavy nt Windsor today. Results:
First race, four nnd it half furlongs, sell
ing: Huntress won, All Gray second,
Mntches third. Time: 0:5S.
Second ruce, six furlongs, selling: Lndy
Curzon won, Polly Hlxby second, Pretty
Hosle third. Time: 1:1914.
Third race, seven and n half furlongs:
Ten Gown won. Ecomo second. The Bronze
Demon third. Tlmo: 1:4114.
Fourth race, one mile, selling: Senntor
Beverldgu won, Cnllenr second, Longllo
third. Time: 1:51. HIJa ran.
Fifth rncci ono mile and a quarter, sell
ing: Kushflolds won, Ceylon second,
Hently third. Time: 2:18.
Sixth race, six furlongs, selling: Ben
O'Fallon won,. Mister Pomcroy second, D.
Q: Fox third. Time: 1:13H.
0NWENTSIA GOLF TOURNAMENT
Clilenun Plnjers Win the IMunls In All
Iour Kvputs Thonipson Fures
i rUlsliensliiKly.
CHICAOO. -July E6. Tho finals In nil four
events. of the, Onwentsln golf tournament
Wcro Won tOdnV hv Inenl nlnvnri Tf !
"Knnpp of Hrooklawn, tho only out-of-town
i'luyvr 11 111 sjirvivea tne wctiiing-out pro
cess of tho, Inst two days, was disposed of
In the plny for tho Tyro cup by K. L. Amis
of ulenvlew, with a score of three up an I
tWO to .nlnv. 11. W ftnlnlilrH Ir At it...
Olenvlew club won tho Rnvlnoaks cup. the
vii.ti nvciu ui mo lournnment. w I,
Thompson, his clubmate, who was hi
opponent, went down to dofcat bv tho
oyerwneiming score or six up and five to
nlay. Thumnson wns clear off h a ronu
nnd on the first nine holes he wns six down
10 nuinuini. iioiaiurn mado the e elitcpn
noies in eiKiueen, estnniisning u new ama-
icur recoru igr tne course.
In the Hnlnii! con nnninnllHnti li.! llnm
nn 01 mc i-nicngo cuiu aeteatcti will Wel
ler of Onwentsla by n scoro of live nn nnd
three to play. J. M. Sellers of Olenvlew
ciun (icieaieo ins eliminate, it. Ji, Hoyt,
IMl IIIU UMll WUIIUUllll'U uup.
NEW YACHT IN THE FIELD
Illinois lleenincx 11 Fnetor In the
Competition for Cnniuln
Cup.
Fined for Crookedness M H(,ee.
CLEVELAND DH1V1NO PAHK. July 2C.
-It wns tinnounced by Judge Barnard tlil.
M,ll(i in,u ,llrrr J"ul l,?ci crookedness In
the 2:0. puce of Tuesday, for the purpose
of preventing Hllcy H frtm winning
result Driver Irvln wits lined tw. It wi s
also stnteil that others who wero evident v
In the schetm. would i..i... i,ii.u., r.. .u
the Judges inter. The well known par r
Coney. 2:02. was sold todav to W. H. I)vke
mun of White Plnlns, N. Y. The conslti'ern-
nun un iiui innue puiiuc.
Vneht llnee Cnlleil llfT.
MONTH HAL. Jnlv MTlio
for the Seawanhakn rim unu ,.,,m.,,i er
today Oil icenutit nf thn r.vlr-1,.,. ,,r
limit when Sennvlllo. tho defender, hnd
covered two-thirds of the triangular course.
At that time 11 was lending Orey Frl.ir bv
about twenty-seven minutes nnd was still
KuiiiiiiK "ii inn iiriiisu cnaiienger. ns It
bad in every heat and run during the race.
Pounds .Inek lloiiner Plenty.
HHIDOEPOHT. Conn.. July 2G.-Ilcfore
the Hoyul ()0lf mid Athletic clubs tonight
Joe Wulcolt won thn decision from Jack
Bonner at the end of nrn.on rnnnrU w.i.
cott kept up a tattoo on Bonner's heart nnd
stomach during the light. The negro
weighed 145 and Bonner 15 pounds.
fit n it nod Wlna Tniiriinnient.
OLENWOOD. In.. Jnlv 7ii-iSnrHM-Tn
the base ball tournament Just finished here
Olenwond won, Cleveland second, Argos of
Nebraska Cltv third nml i
Is due to the chief of police, who has s ood Olenwood has won six (.trnight frames, w.n-
iM.iii mm juuFi'cuiion. nun in me vi w "mis mm inuni-j in two lournaments.
Two second choices nnd government lias endeavored to prove tint
won the balance of the Krl ",' noi snot by burglars; It h s
tmirevorra to ejtciiKtn all oilier member.
of tho family from tho affair, nnd, third,
to prove thul the shot was fired by her
brother, Hubert S. Fosburgh.
The trial has proceeded s.imcwhat In th'
form of an Inquest, and has been tried vlth
great pains on the part of the government
and the defense. There has I cen n deslr. To
obtain proof, nnd so n grent deal nf evi
dence has been Introduced nnd adm tted
without objection which might have be n
excluded under the strict rule of the law,
1 tnink i ought also to say to you that It
An Excellent Combination.
The pleasant method und lienellclnl
effects nf the well known remedy,
Synup of Fios, niannfucturcd by tho
Cai.ifoii.nia Fio Svnur Co., illustrnto
thovnlnoof obtaining tho liquid liua
tlvo principles of plnnts ltnown to bo
incdlcinallv laxative nnd tircsentmcv
them In the form most refreshing to the
tnstn nnd acceptable to the Byatctn. It
Is tho one perfect Htrengthuning lnxa-tl-,
cleansing the system effectually,
dispelling colds, bendnches nnd fercrr
gently yet promptly nnd enabling one
to overcome habitual constipation per.
limncntly. Its perfect freedom from
every objectlonnble qunllty and sub
stance, nnd Its acting on the kidneys,
liver and bowels, without wcalcenfng'
or irritating thorn, inuko It tho Ideal
laxative.
In tho process of manufacturing (1
nro used, ns they are pleasant to the
taste, butthmnedlclnalqualitiesof tho
remedy are oblnl.icd from senna nnd
other aromatic plants, by a. method
known to the Camfojinia Fio Knurr
Co. only. In order to get Its beneficial
effects and to avoid Imitations, pVn..o
remember the full name of tho Company
printed on tho front of every packnge.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
HAN FIIANC18CO, CAI.
r.otnavri.i.K. rcr new tork, n, t.
ttrslo byall l"ugglsts. PricoBOc. perbottltb
CHICAOO. July 26. Illinois, the Chicago
f Inkel vneht. wnn Hi., nnu i..i ...v..
. . .. - . : ...... ...... .t.v
luimy mr ino seicciiqii or tho Canada's cup
defender. Detroit was second nnd Mllwau.
n.i-1- nnu i auniao were far In the back
ground. Today's trial had been ..xt,(.,.i,,l
to tlnlsh the series nnd be the tlnnl victory
lor runer Illwntllpn nr (nrllllon n..i. l rt . L
which had w n w ininn -" 'h I " roBuurgn. accorapanieu oy the mera
of the court ho has tried to do his duty
with n single eye to ascertaining the truth,
rsow, Mr. Foreman nnd gentlemen, n mo
tion has been made that this case be tnkei
from tho Jury, nnd It become my duty to
say to you that In the onlulon of the court
the government has not furnished prWi
suriicieni to sustnin a venuct oi guu.y
ngnlnst tne defendant, nnd, therefore, und r
the direction nf the court. In the Ind'c
meift of Robert S. Fosburgh for killing 111
sister, you will return a verdict of not
guilty
The crowd In tho court room, which In
eluded hundreds of friends of the defend
ant, broke Into loud applause, which the
court Immediately quelled by sternly rais
ing his linger nnd commanding the sheriff
to sco that tho demonstration wns not
repeated.
Robert Stewart Fosburgh, the defendant
was then ordered to stand while the fore
man of the Jury was asked, "What Is your
verdict?"
The reply was, "Not guilty.'
Judgo Stevens then, In a few words, ex
pressed his thanks to the Jurymen for
their careful consideration of the case dur
Ing Its presentation to them.
Young Robert Fosburgh was then dls.
charged from custody and court was ad
journed..
The great crowd then rushed as one per
son to shake the hand of the smiling young
man, nnd It was several minutes bcfnro the
court room was clcnrcd.
One of the features of the brief session
of the court this morning was the an
nouncement to the newspaper men of Chief
of Pollco John Nicholson to the effect that
the nfftdavlt which had been sent to htm
yesterday by Chief Titus of New York had
arrived In Plttsftcld this morning by reg
istered letter, but that tho chief had re
fused to. accept It and It would be
returned to New York. In explanation of
this action Chief Nicholson declared that
ho felt he had not been treated right by
Chief Titus.
He said; "If the New York police want
to send anything to me they know how to
do it properly, without notifying me by
wire twenty-four hours afterward nnd giv
ing It out themselves to tho nowspapers."
The affidavit In question was mado In
New York by a woman of the name of
Hanaslde, or Oray. It was to the effect
that Lewis Oray, with whom she had lived,
had told her on August 21 last that ho
and n fellow named Foy "did a trick" at
a house In Plttsfleld and had shot some
one.
Ilccentlnn to Young; Frosliurjrh.
Immediately after his discharge young
r, ,, , , ........ ......... .. . . . ....
...... xi-mi Liiuiiir-ii iiu. ill li. r.1 1 li.',. ti ia
iu iiiiiuuu wcro lenders wnen eighteen
miles of tho twenty-one had been sailed
nnd there thpy were pocketed bv n cnlm
which arrested the nrnirM.n nt il... .nii
ik. i. riiiiiiiy ii inn i ureeze snrnnir nn nnd
lllliols. catchlnir It first, rrmm In full
mmuti'B iiiiriui or uriroii, which wns nenrly
. i m"m.- iinrmi "Jl .iinwnuKce, WJUCll
lea unaiiinp nv ni.nnt tnrnn .nirt..i mi.
",' . . .....v ......ii.-n. 1 IIU
.viuiun wero nimosi lour nours in covering
.1
.ds
.1 1
0CKEY WILKINSON IS HURT
fletB Another llnnl Fall on Merriment
nt IlrlRhtnn llt-nrli nnu
nliiK tteaults.
NEW YOUR. .Tnlv iuii. n.in..
?)PacnhK,tohdaadv.an,yhf;ndh,aH(1 " .A1 "'WIS"
ment In the third rnce and. rounding Into
he stretch, his horse fell while running In
tho middle of th hnnoh Th .;.' K....
stunned In the duct while the field hw-i t
SU,11? ,vas Picked. UP and later was.t'ikn
lVSn." R!' a.m,u Rnce' Un'css 'U't In
ternal!), his Injuries nro not conlderel
enous,
Tho other rvpntn nt th ,).,. n .
Hampton's good race In the m!l' nnd
furlong event. In which he equaled the
track record nf ltSii.s .nH e,i;,.
cess la the saddie, la'rldUnr lour wiune.s
BROAD IS EASY FOR C0RBETT
neuver move Artist Mnlies the Kill
from New A'ork Look
XnrriMver.
bors of h's family, went to the Wendell
house, wherp a reception was held and
where hundreds of people shook bands with
the young man.
As soon as the Jury was dismissed the
foreman called the members together In bis
private room nnd for tho first time thero
was a conference as to what tho Jurors
oellcvcd.
Without exception they declared that they
would have returned a verdict of not guilty
within fifteen minutes, even had they not
been Instructed. They acknowledged they
would have paid no attention to the ex
hibits in tho case.
While Judge Stevens was Bpcaklng to tho
Jury the members of the ForBburgh family,
DHNVF.ti T..iv ".!vn,i., r.k... reaming what his remarks meant to them.
Denver mnl K'1,1 lirn,..i ,,t v-... -.... i ,. burst Into tnnrs nhlla ihn ,l.,f..Hr,.
like nn amntcur In their te'n-rrtund go n with burled head, the tears coursing down
5he0c.slHUmh,0:h,ofnVi!eTo;,elb,eht? h's e 'wife of tho wm
had no troublo In landing on Hrond and tho on'y member of the family not In the
court room anl It was said that bu re.
malned lit the hotel beeauso of Illness.
lTom tho court room young Fosburgh
went directly to the hotel nnd najscd
quickly to his wife's room. She was 111 in
bed, but tho news of her husband's acquit
tal so strengthened her that Bho arose nnd,
throwing her arm about his neck, cx-
clalmod: "Thank Ood! Thank God!"
Mr. Fosburgh spent somo time with hie
wife and went to the lobby of the hotel.
where for an hour he received the exnrr.
slons of good will of his friends.
When District Attorney Hanimon.l. whn
has been the prosecuting officer In tho trial,
was asked to make a statement he raid that
fi ak iViAlmKl I .. t M x. .
i',. o v.ii.tii.-rr uuuiu up lountl, i ' - . V....P, cAteui inai
irum me evinence stiomltted the court was
flute rity Win.. Justified In taking the case from il, irv
The Onte rilvn wnn l.v jo nin. , t . I He thought, however, fhnl rki nii-.
tffi'Kr ,n8t "lBht taehm"stlga7,onU"natW B"W"r
ABSOLUTE
SECURITY.
Genuine
Carter's
Little Liver Pills.
Must Boar Signature of
m PacSlmll Wrapper Below.
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ob ottBaly fraaai la,a,
S p. au laiaialaf (rm
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t "1,1,, I J
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FOR TORPID LIVER.
FOR CONSTIPATION.
FOR SALLOW SKIN.
FOR THE COMPLEXION
arfg. I oamujisrai mutiuvi toiAn..t.
at Sa I Fnraly TettaMCy&g
S.W LI.J u
CURE ICK HEAOA2HJC
ICARTER'Sl
ImBittle
II H lPD
LBF'
$5.00 A MONTH
(Dr. Men re w AKa 53.)
run most succnssrvL
SPECIALIST
In the treatment of all forma ( nia
euaea anil Disorder, of Men Onlr, 'J4
r' experleuoe, IB yeara In Omaha
VARICOCELE AND HYDROCELE
A permanent cure guaranteed In leaa
than 10 days, without cutting, pain or loss
of time.
RTRIflTIIRF cu.rd ,n lcs" ,hln 6 day
OiniOIUIlL without pain or hlmlrancs
from business. A perfect and permanent
cure guaranteed.
and all Illood Disease cured
bv a treatment whlrh U tr
more s-itisractory and successful than
"Hot fiprlngti" treatment, and at lets than
half the cost. All breuklnx out and signs
Of the disease dluavtvar at unee. A eura
that li suuranU"! for life.
OVER 20.000 SebTAty?.
ana jia.miuuu, baanruiness, aieot and
sll unnatural wenknestas of men.
Cores Unnranteeil, Co.iaultatlna Prea.
CHAHCES L.OW
Treatment aent ererywhere. frca from
gaie. P. O. Hox 7M. Office over 115 Bouttt
Uth street, between Karnum and Doualal
streets, OMAHA, MSB.
SYPHILIS
SPECIALIST
in
All Diseases and
Disorders of Men
10 years In Omaha
VARICOCELE and
HYDROCELE cured
Method new, without
ciittlnir. pMn or loss
oi nine.
.nm m int. nnu inrce umoH ourinsr th
.HV Mr landed an nverano of live blows
to Ilro.id'H ono and In the tlnnl Hrond went
to his corner with blood tlnwlnrr frnm i.i.
QVDUII IC curedforllfeanattiepoison
... i bm. tnoronchlr rlpanand from
theajptom. Soon, every sIko and symntniu
Ulnapiiears completely and forever. IIo
-uni. a jwmu uut" ci tun illasase on the skin
or face ITeatmeut coutalns nu danuerous
uruiia or lujuriuus niraiciue.
WEAK MEN from Kxeesses or Victims
TO NKIlVllfS DEBII.1TT or EXHAVSTIO.1,
WASTINO WlAKNKSS With KAKLT DSCAT In
Youwo anil Minnas Aoed, lack of vim, vlRiir
uuu nbiouiiiii, wuu ura;uu iiuiinirea Mia weaK
STRICTURE cured with a new Home
iTt-aimem. isn pain no detention from busl
treta. Kidney nnd Ulartrt-r rrnubles.
, CHARGES LOW
Comiiltslktn I ret. Iff atmenl bv Mstl
Call on on or uddrefs 9 g0. 14th St.
Dr. Searles & Searlcs. Omaha, Nob
nose nnd apparently very tired. Hoth mm
iiiiiiuiiiii:uii tins aiternoon tnnt thev were
In better condition thnn ever before. Thirty,
five hundred spectators witnessed the ko.
CONSTITUTION IS UNSCATHED
-!"' i:xnnilnntlnn lnlla tn Itevenl
Any HnninRe to IMntra lij- Tlmra
ilny'a lluiniilnur.
J1??.01 P' L . Ju,y -Constitution
Was taken nut nn thn mnrlnn r.M.r... .u.
in iircrriiun nax oamair', if nny.
Hs Pmtlntr sustained when It atriick a rocc
NO CUHE, NO PAT.
Sir.S. If jou hi- IUU
organ, lrtt power or urakrnlnf
drln.,our acuuni Ore an Datclspar
will rttior jou witiioul druga or
alf ctricllj fitrlclure and Varlcocrla
f't rmancmlr eurrd In 1 to 4 weaksi
5, M0 In ut not ono fallurei Dot
ono returned) rttfcl Immrdlatei no
C O.K. fiaudi wrllo for frta partlca-I-m.
f-nt rralrd la pIMn aiiTiilopa.
JCALXPPIUNCC CO. I3t Tbiri Ilk., laatanasellc. Int.
Healy ...
Hart lev ,
Conrad .,
Howman
Seaman ,
GAT12 CITY
1st.
..llll
..131
. .210
..m
2d.
1S1
16.1
.'07
131
203
179
129
2u;
161
Id)
S2I
as
Totals 793 6SS S(9
HEDDINO COMPANY.
Yost
Kqlm ;
HUnt ncton
Staplrhurst
itesoun
Totals ..
1st.
...US
...173
...1X5
...HI
...195
2d.
1S9
137
m
223
159
-SI3 876 791 2. ,83
- - I i II V fllSK laTaiaal . s .
-r ..... -1 in riiinr
ntTTV a T-v n... . .
thn .rmrV.. "' "' -?- KPPI Of
wn. h. .. Vr ' iinsyivaiiia. t he ne.
manv nf ?hnH"rl n,,er7hc 8,a,p tn which
I ;;.,:'.. '.'L'1' nu. r.ncine Jlul'dlns
i vPBsei win nave a .-icoi
eSM .n'S "I . th Ru..un
ianir.fi liuoar. a Bluer
lr,'.Annh" ennsylvsnla. the armo.ed
cruiser Colnrnrin n , im i,,,in i.... . .. . ...
.i.. ; 1 V'.J ""in tifciB.on or tno .Navy
department the two vraicls are lo be silk.'.
Mthoush at first It wna Inteadrd that th
Pennsyh-anls BhnuM hn nhnnin.i nHik ,r.Vi
.....t ki.i' 1.1 nil
Poor Indeed
are those weighed down bj mental de-
iiiciaiun. .neii ne in mis rorlQ
through buoyant netre force.
The loss of this force dally drapj
down to failure some of the worlu'j
ungmcsi minus, riucu a counition is
commonly known as Nervous Debility.
When you lose self-confidence and
feel your strength, energy and nerve
force are slipping away, it ia high time
you seek sensible aid.
You prefer health and success to
inUery sud failure.
3d. Total
152
141
158
16;
170
159
M2
6! I
have no equal as a nerve restorer. A
couple of boxes will dlipel that heavy
feeling; the unnatural wciuinrM ills
appears and rcplarci langunr with new
force and vigor of Imdy and brain, filx
boxes will cure unv ordinnry case of
nervous debility. If not, you get youi
money back,
8100 nrr liox ; 6 for Km mallrl In
j plain pa-!cge IItU frre
r sale by Kulin ft Jsi A. DIUob,
Fullar 1'alnt & Urus Cu., oruli; aiil
Us, via Hiux Co. Council Mluffs. U.
REDUCED
RATES
$13 Buffalo Return $13
$31 New York& R eturn$3l
Tno Wabash from Chicago will Hull
tickets nt tho above rates. Aside from
theso rates, the YVubnsh runs throuKh
trains over Ita own rails from Kunsus
City, St. l.ouls and Ohlcavro to llumio
and offers many special rutos durins;
thn summer months, clnvlm; stop
overs nt Nla;ara Kalis nml Huff.ilo.
Ask your nearest ticket agent, or ad
drehs Harry K. Moores, OenTnl Agent
I'uasenKcr Department, Omnha, Nob.,
C S. Crane, O 1'. and T. A, St.
Louis, Mo.
Or?. KAY'S
ItKNOVATOE Invlforatca andrerrr7aMa tha
ijsvjm; purities and eurlcSr the tilood; cure
tlio norm djrspepHla, mustlpatlon, beadaohe,
llveraad klineji. 2josnd(l atdrunriats. yro
biTioo. sample son hook.
or. jj. j, i.aj, ;
, Sera toes, N.Y.
VATOH
Pennykoyal fills
S ,JV OrlalnaT and Onlr Ucaalaa.
r-f."JS.HArE. il-.i.r.il.n. l.aiHw,klruijli
JSfl '" Ull It IIKM I.K .1 r.Mil.ISU
Wf--v ut:l .li l..d urlallU hin tiHH
Ufi liktlitrissaa. lL...thrr. Ilrraia
4 llancrroaa hali.lltntlana aad llla-
Jf al.ni.. fr I'arlleHlara. Taillaaaalata
it" A aJ "llfllfr rrl.aillt,-ln l.llw.r ra-
X ' turn Mall. I O.nilll T.l!n.nl.li. a.14 kr
"C "inimjl.l. ('hMiralrrCtrMlralOa.,
Wfau.r UU (, UadUsa Sauara. I'lllLA Vim
ii$ff n w itrliiiir.
V 4 rretrot. Coourlta.
fttlTHlEVA,,8CHtutllC0
gSMCiNCillllATI.O.BESal
CURE YOURSELF t
U. Illf for unnatural
dlicliargri.lnnanuiatloni,
Irritations or ulcerations
of m u oa ut mm Plants
I'ainlm, and not aiUW
grnt or pol'aous.
old by Omnlata
or snt Iu fliln wrapaaaL
Kefunded. JO
anteo Dr Kayn Konovator
to euro tivitnnwln.. rnnalL.
PMlon, liver und Mdr.ev, Jlcst tonic, Uxatlva,
ww. i-Liii.lu. IUIUT.H Mil I'iHUUig UlACUftC.
Ynelit CInTi'i. Plrat Flar.le,
WASTED A
V CTvmn irifp.. . I
aaundronVinr," vttb ,
from NeTrrt to Ma.-lha's Vlhtyird prtTv-Vd th
m ue me aaie or tne cnilie. Onlnt to tlht mmu.
stxr 5 to. clrJr ind trtce
n cxtxiUshtd Indc ia
ibriaii. targe salary t
H- C inSRER, Chlcaan.
A HOWIE PRODUCT
Cook's imparial
EXXWA tVHY
DnOtrimra. HiVitnirtClia: IbMcmlnw.
JUlMuUindi- jinn.
atlnn, liver und kldr.cv
lood nurlilor known fn
stnovnlt'ii ond Invlgorutes 'he whole system snij
I'tirrs rerv worst rases, (let trial imi ,,t nn
If not siitlsllcd with H notify ui, wo will refund
mnrey by return mall. Write your symptoms
fori Medical Advlm. aa'npleand Proof, i&tt
1n A'l, i.a, II V.
STATLER'S HOTEL
nriTAi.r n v urrrsi ikthe world.
VjQ ll from thn Main Entrance to tha Ex
position
2 and S2 SO Foi Kk, breakfast
with bath extra. Bend for free mspa said
folder, tuning about .iur Gunrantted Ao-cmntiKMlatlana
arejpsr mcoicau aoviOe. wnvant
t, liabba nil your krmptoros. JienoTallnajU
ijrstcni Is the ( clr isata uiui ure Koetaod ol our
nut all Chronic I)l.sciirt. irr. Kay's RraorMof
fn the only iTrtrct uystnn rroor&ior. bje
sxd book. ItcX. J. Umx.&MHw HI,
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