TILE OMAHA DAH-iY BJCE: ArJEpy ESDAY, JULY 31, 1001.
COLORADO'S COLD CIPHERS
DeUTer RolU Up Inowbulh and Fds Th.m
to Omaha.
EYIER'S CURVES LIKE ARCTIC CIRCLE
(Jel .cnr
(he
Inipnirt rnlilt:
nniirke'n Ksiilnrrr
V.itnt, lint Strike
Ice IllocUnilr IlaronicliT
Still Fnllllitf.
4. Two-bAse lilt: Orth. Stolen bases;
Dclnhnnty (21, Daly i2). McC'rcery. First
bum n rrrr. Philadelphia, .1 Left on
basei. I'hllHilclphln, 7; Brooklyn. 6. Hrst
base on hulls: Off Kltson, B; off Orth. 1
Hacrlflce hit: Keeler. Hit by pitched ball!
Orth. Struck out: By Kltson. 1, by Orth,
4. Time: 1:45. Umpire; Kmalle. Attend-mice-
2,(f.').
it t In nn I I.ciikih1 .Htntitllitu.
Won.
I'lttubtirK 45
Ht. Louis 4S
Philadelphia 14
Brooklyn 4!
5 Boston 3i
cw ork i
Cincinnati
Chicago
QUAKER AMERICANS GET IT
DENVER, July 30. (Special Telegram.)
Eylcr was a little too much (or tho
Omaha boys today and the Denvor team
took one of tho tautest and clcancit games
of the season. Clouding's throwing was
tho only weak spot on either of tho teams,
Toman and Stewart for the visitors nnd
Molilcr for tbo locals did especially fine
work. Denvor lost a chanco to score two
runs In tho second by sharp fielding of the
ball to the plato by Tomau and Stewart.
Denver's run la tho third was tho only
earned run of tho game. Kylcr hit, went
to third on two outs and scored ou
Rvorltt's ttto-bagger. Tho locals got one
In the fourth on a pass, a steal and Bond
ing's bad throw to Toman. They made
another In the eighth on n hit, a wild
throw by Oondlng to Stowart and Jones'
two-bogger. Fifteen hundred pooplo wit
nessed tho contest. Score:
DENVER.
AB. U. II
I'rraton. cf 4 0 0
Mohler. 2b 3 0
Kvorltt, lb 4
Utinrion, 3b...... 4
Jutifs. If 4
Iiudcllrfc, s 3
Clpvclnnil Ilrop"
rhroiiKli the InHtlrlPiu'V ' Moore
In tlu Dux.
DaWi, lb.... 3
Cron, Jli.... 1
-n lol. Jb.... 3
HcjboM, rf,. 1
Mcintyre, it
owern, e. . . o
Dolan, s 2
flank, u 1
Morrow, rf.
Kulllvnn, c.
F.ylor, p....
Totals .
4
3
3
32
OMAHA.
AD.
4
4
4
I
2
3
3
3
3
A. E.
0 0
3 9 27 14 1
U. II. O. A.
o o :i i
ni.i'i'i'i.AKn. Julv 30. Philadelphia
Americans won tho lust game of the scries
y KOOrt milling. .houiu whh iitKt-ii iiui
; . I,., i.nv iifi.r sixth, after six runs hud
lxen scorod ntul Hart tool: his place. At
tendance. 1,1"). Score:
philadelphia. 1 cleveland.
u.ii.o..t:.i u.b.o.a.k.
'nits. ef.... 1 3 3 0 0 rickTlnir, cr 1 1 1 Q o
l 9 v u .ticmriny, u i i v u
1 0 3 OOllrlen, rf.. 0 110
4 13 0 HfCk, 2b. .a. 10 3 3
2 3 10 L'Ch'nce, lb 1 1 10 0
0 10 1 llrndlsy, 3b.. 1 3 2 1
1 8 3 0 Connor, c... 0 1 t 2
2 3 2 0 Shlebrck, n.0 I 1 (
0 0 0 0 Moore, P 0 0 0 2
Hart, n 0 0 0 1
Totals 11 H 27 12 1
Totals 5 9 27 14 5
Philadelphia 0 0 0 1 1 1 7 1 0-11
Cleveland 0 0 2 1 0 0 2 0 0-6
Earned runs: Cleveland, 1; Flillmlulphn,
Tu'n.hnan lillu: riovhiild. I.alole. DavlP.
LnChnnce. Three-bunt! lilt: Lujole. Home
run; I-uJolc, First basu on errors; rnun-
elphla, 4. First base on bulls: un .Moore.
: off Plunk. 1. Struck out: By Moore, 3;
by Hart, 2; by Plunk. 6. Stolen liases
Plckerlmr. McCarthy. Full. Dolan. 8ic
rlnro him; I.nCliinice. Plunk. Left Oil
uses: Cleveland, 2; Plillnflcipnia, u. noume
lay: urmuov to iicck io wiLcnoncr. mki
Itches'. Moore. 2. Time: 2:15. L'mplrca:
Inskcll ami Connolly.
Anicrlcnti I.cimuc Stiimlliiit
Oenlns, cf
Flnmlng, If
Calhoun, lb
Letcher, rf
Stewart, 2b
McAndrews, 3b
Toman, as. ...........
Dondlng, c
Herman, p
Totals 30 0 3 24 9 3
Ilenvnr 00110001 3
Omaha 000000000-0
Hnrned runs! Denver. 1. Two-baso hits:
Mohler, Evcrltt, Tomnn, Jones. First biisa
on balls: Off Kylcr. 1; off Herman, 1.
Struck out: By Eyler, 3: by Herman, 4.
Stolen bases! Hadcllffo, Toman, Oondlng,
Time: 1:15. Umpire: Jovne.
He Molnm Shy On Hun.
COLORADO BPUINaS, July CO.-Bubsor
made a present of todny's game to tho
locals In tho ninth Inning, with a scoro of
6 to 4 In Des Moines' favor. Ho kuvq
two men bases on balls, hit two batsmen,
forcing a run and Shay mndo a hit kooi
for two bags, scoring tho winning run. At
tendance, 1,000. Score.
It.H.E
Colo. Springs.. 10200100 2 7 10
Des Moines 010 3 0101 0-fl II
Batteries Colorado Springs, Pnrvln nnd
uonnnuo; ucs Monies, iiunser mm uoie.
St. I'nul ShulH Door on .St. .lor
ST. JOSEPH, Mo., July 30.-St. Joseph
was shut out. owlnir to tho effective, pitch
ing of Cogun, who nliowcd tho home team
cut inreo nils, wcoro;
H.H.E
Bt. Paul 1 1 0 0 4 0 0 0 0-G 10 :
Bt. Joseph 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 3 :
Batteries St. Paul, Cogan find Vv'llson
Bt. Joseph, McFnddcn nnd Dooln.
Kunsns City Shuts Out Millers.
KANHAH CITY. Mo.. Julv 30. Tho foaturo
of today's, gnmo was tho great pitching of
woiro and tno ncavy uaiiing 01 mo iiumu
Kansas City .. 2 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 4 10
Minneapolis .. 000000000-05
Batteries Kansas City, Wolfo and Bo
'villa; Minneapolis, Wadsworth and McCon
nell.
Wrstern l,raiinr Htnndltiif.
Won. Lost. P. C.
Won.
Chicago 53
Boston
Detroit 45
Baltimore
Washington
h adelnh a
CIpvcIiuuI ...
Mllwnukeo ..
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Minneapolis
Omaha
St. Paul
Colorado Springs
Des Moines
Denver
50 29 .S3
42 15 .5ln
39 311 .520
40 37 . 19
41 28 .518
31 41 .431
32 44 .421
29 41 .397
NATIONAL LEAGUE PARADOX
Clnclnnntl Plays Best llnll, but It I
Chlcaico that Wins the
flnnie.
CINCINNATI. Julv 30. Chicago Nn
tlonals bunched hits In tho first and
Avmth ltmlncH and won tho Kame. though
tho locals outplayed them In tho field. In
the ninin inning mo locais nau iwo men
on the bases and ono out, but could not
Ket the tying run over mo piaie. Aiienu
nncc, 800. Scoro:
CHICAQO. I CINCINNATI
K.H.O.A.K. n.n.o.A.n,
Itartiel, If.. 1 1
Green, cf.... 1 1
Chance, rf... 1 0
Doyle, lb.... 1 1
Itaymer, 3b. 0 1
Child. 2b... 0 0
M'C'm'k. ss. 0 0
Kahoe, c... 0 0
Taylor, p
Totals,
S 0 1 Dobtw. 3b,... 1 I 1 0
3 0 0 Barley, If... 0 14 0
0 0 0 Ileckley. lb. 1 15 1
S 3 0 Crawford, rfO 1 10
2 10 Masoon, St.. 114 1
1 3 1 Hey, cf 0 1 5 0
1 3 0 Kox, 2b 0 0 3 2
3 10 Ilorgen. c... 12 3 0
3 3 2 Htlmmel, p,. 0 0 0 0
Cluese, p...'.. 0 0 11
,1 S 27 11 4,'Delti 0 1 0 C
1 1
33
31
IISt.
32
36
36
37
40
40
46
51
V. C.
.(W)
.572
.Ha
.545
.47S
.45)
.116
.347
riiunc to Them
12
32
33
31
30
Lost.
29
30
36
32
41
42
49
61
P. C,
.616
HOT DAY AND HOT HEATS
Mmcutj Up but Ricfrds Down at tha
Oolumbas Mtating.
RAIN PAVES THE WAY FOR CRE3CEU3' TRIAL
Puts Trni'U In Better Cuiiilltlim fur tho
Trottlnn KIuk'h -Mile AKiilnst Ills
Own Itceoril c.t
I'rlilny.
SOON TO INVADE ST. LOUIS
President .InliiiNiin IliTlures AmiTirnn
I.i-IIKIK' Will llnvp I' it 1 1 Control
Thori- h- SprliiK:.
CHICAGO. July 30. President Johnson's
reply to tho reports from Now ork to
tho effect that the American league wan
'ready to give up tno gnosi" was me in -
nmiiiii.,1 iitinivinrnmpnt that the Ameri
can league proposes to Invnde St. Louis
not later than nexi spring, n w nnuwn
that nn offer of J30.000 han been made tho
owners of the Milwaukee club ror tneir
team nnd franchise by St. Louis cupltnllsts,
but this oner has been reiuseu.
President Johnson made tno announce
ment nt tho conclusion of n conrorenco
with Henry Klllllca of Milwaukee, C. W.
f Clnvelnnd. vlco nresldent of thu
Anierlcnn league and owner of the Boston
club, nnd I'resuient (.'omisney oi me i..iu
cago club. Mr. Kllllleu conllrmed tho
rncts or the St. l.ouis oner nnu .sum it
was a bona lido hid on ii cash basis, but
that It hail been declined.
When nskecl it it wouiu noi e a oouui
ful proposition to locate a rlvnl club In
tho Mound city at n. time when there Is
so much enthusiasm over tho National
i.pniTiio (dub there President Johnson mndo
the remark: "There will be no other club
In Ht. 101118 wncn wo go mere.
Whli the Holdlers Twice,
HEAVER CROSSING. Neb.. July 30.
IRi.nrlnl Tnlotrrnm.l Heuver CrosslllIT (le
reated Lincoln l.ikiu inianiry ai naso uun
12 to 3, nnd 20 to l. acoro, nrst gumo:
Bcnver Crossing.... 2142 3 000 -12
LiKht inrantry uuuuuiuui .
Struck out: Bv Moore nnd Moses. 14: by
Lewis and Mlckol, 4. Base hits: Beaver
CnisHlnir. 13: Lincoln I.lcht Infantry. 4.
Batteries: Beaver Crossing, Moore, Moses
nnd Wilson: Lincoln Light inrantry, Lewis,
Mlckel ana f ciz. umpire; iieaiey oi iiu
ford.
Second tamo:
Beaver Crossing... 21001272 520
Light Infantry 000000010-1
Struck out: By Moore. 15; by Tobey. 3.
Bnso hits: Off Moore. 4: off Tobey. 27. Bat-
terles: Beaver, Crossing, Moore nnd Wil
son: Lincoln Light inrantry, uoucy anu
Fetz. Umpire: H. A. Houchen.
Southern I.C'iiwrue.
NEW ORLEANS. La., July 30.-
COLUMBUS, O., July 20. The racing at
the Grand Circuit meeting today was of a
high order, although tho Intense heat con
tlnued and kept many people away. Two
favorites wero successful, but tho 2:20 trot
went to a third choice.
Tho 2:20 pace, a $5,000 early closing
stake, brought out such good ones as Au
dubon Hoy, Star Pugh, Captain Brlno,
Shadow Chimes, Helen D and others. Au
dubon Boy was Installed favorite, tho pools
averaging 50 to 40 on tho field. Captain
Ilrlno showed a world of speed In tho first
heat, leading all the way. Dick Lee and
Helen D forced him to the three-quarter
nolo, when he came away very fast. Ho
was a sure winner at the scvon-clghthn
polo nnd Vox did his best to slow him up
before he reached tho wire, but the mllo
was paced In 2:07.. the fastest tlmo of tho
day. Tho effort was too much for tho Ilrlno
liorso and Audubon Boy went out nnd won
the next three heats, reducing his record
from 2:09 3-1 to 2:0S 1-4. Star I'ugh, "In
ner nt Detroit and Cleveland, was driven
hard In the third nnd fourth heats, hut
could not reach tho favorite. Shadow
Chimes was never n factor.
Charlie Mc was a hot favorlto In the 2:17
trot. Porto Rico won tho first heat In slow
tlmo nnd when tho horses reappeared for
the second heat tho Judgci ordered Driver
Durfeo down from Charley Mc's t,ulkoy
.ffi7 i on the ground that ho had not driven the
5" j hent to win. Durfeo refused to dismount
' iss ! for some time, but did so at last and Mc
Vp Henry wns substituted. Tho Judges ro
i'f., i served their decision In Durfcc's caso pend
ing nirthcr investigation. in .Mcnenry
hands Charley Mc went out and won the
next three heats, Porto Rico always being
tho contending horse.
Colonel Clary, overnight fnvorlto In tho
2:20 trot, was not In form and was drawn
after the second heat. Ebba, a gray mare
from Indianapolis, repeated May Allen s
performance of yesterday hy winning In
straight heats with Henrlcttn halt a length
behind each time.
It Is raining tonight, which will greatly
his record of 2:02 3-4, on Friday. Results:
Improve tho track for Crcsccus' trial against
2:20 class, pacing, purse $5,000.
Audubon Boy, h. h., by J. J. Au
dubon (Hudson)
Cnptnln Brlno, blk. h. (Fox) ,
Star 1'iign, en. g. u.ockwoouj...
Dick Lee, b. h. (Lyman)
John H, b. g. Lyman)
Helen D, . in. (Mnhoney)
Shadow Chimes, hr. h, (Goers)...
Bruden. b. h. (Miller)
Chullle Downing, ch m. (Hus
ton) ....it or
Laura Mccnoni, g. m., lacno
kencv)
Time: 2:07V4, 2:Wi. 2:0SU.
2:17 trotting, purse $2,000.
Charlie Mc, blk. g. by McKlnnoy
(Durfeo & McIIenry
Porto Rico, b. h. (Johnson
Re-elected, r. n. (Jiaceyj
Mnrluuo, cli. g. (Kennoy)
Al K. br. h. (Turner)
Tlvllllno. b. h. (Hebel)
Mnggle V, br. m. (valentine)
Time: .:iiYi. -:wv4. iSi
2:20 class, trotting, purse, $2,000:
Ebbn, g. m., by Red Wilkes (Win
nlngs)
Henrietta, blk. m. (Young)....
Elllo G, b. m. OVo-lkcr)..,,
Hydrastlne. ch. mi (Llnscott).
Sphlnk Lassie, b. m. (Turner),....
Oneontu, ch. m. (Olnoy)
Colonel Clnry. b. k. (Hubbard)
Improve, ch. h. (Wlsmnn)..
Time: 2:14. 2:11H. 2:15Vi.
At Alhnny.
ALBANY, N. Y., July 30.-Results:
2:11 class, pacing. Governor's stake, purse
$1,SC0: Prlnco A. won, Berdlnn second,
Henry P. third. Best time: 2:uyt.
2:30 class. trottlnK: Gen. Shitftcr won
Hilda King second, Avon third. Best tim
O.IO
2:24 class, pacing (unfinished): Don Derby,
Nancy lioy unu iiosoiia cacn won a nrau
tltlon, won, Yorkshire Boy, second, inr
Sight, third. Time: 1:19.
Second rnce, live furlongs: snvor ure,
won; Appointee, second; Ravel, third.
Time: l.wj. .. .
Third rnce, seven furlongs, selling: ltnu
ford, won; Tenderloin, second, The
Brother, third. Time: 1:314.
Fourth rnce, live nnd one-half furlongs!
Bronze Medal, won; Tho Common, second;
Lemuel, third. Tlmo: 1:12.
Fifth race, seven furlongs, selllne; Prlnco
of Song, won, Cogswell, second; Miss Red
wood, third. Time: 1:314.
Sixth race, six furlongs, selling: Ldln
borough, won; Corlalls, second: Rnce Bud,
third. Time: 1.17V4.
SUPREME COURT SYLLABI.
No, 10153. Bntlcy. against Woolfon Spice
compnny et nl. Error from LnncnsU'r
Reversed nnd new trial ordered. Ames, C,
Division No. 3 Unreported.
1. The mere fact that a merchant has
failed In business morf than three month'
utter Having made it statement to n com
mcricnl necnev showlni; bis solvrnev s
not suillclcnt to establish both tho falsity
oi me siuicment and mat u was irau ui-
loiuiy mauo in such sense as to enable on,'
who has sold him aoods In reliance utxin It
to rescind tho sale and recover tho goods
uy replevin.
2. In n suit to replevin by n, vfivlo
against nn nttnchlng creditor of th veniieo
who is alleged to hnve obtulli'Ml tli gonrts
uy rniso nnd frntidtilont representations ns
to his (Inane nl ronil Hon nnd rnsnons blltv
of such n charni-tcr ns to Justify a resells o i
of the sale, evldfnce, of statements made v
tho vendee out of court or on trial bef'to
a Justlco when the evidence was not tire
served amounting to nn mlmlsslon of the
falsity of the representations Is Incompetent
to prove the Issue as between tho parties
to the suit evidence of such admissions Is
lienrsav only.
No. 10157. Nlselv ncalnst Snenrer rt rl
Appeal from Dawson. Ainrmrd. Hastings
u.. in vision no. i. I'lirenorieii.
1. Evidence examined nnd held to sustain
finding that plnlntlff tonk the notes n nl
mortcnKc for which be exchanged his farm
In rellnnco on representations thnt It was
a nrst mortgage nnu in icnornnro or nc
iing.ition over tnnt question nnu i in
I Totals 4 10 27
Batted for Guese In ninth.
Chlcngo 30000020 05
Cincinnati 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 I
Hnriiptl runs: Cincinnati. 2: Chtcaxo.
Two-baso hits: Doyle, Taylor, Boy. Three
base hits: llecklov. Green. Stolen baso
Dnhtin. Double olav: MaEOoli to Fox
First base on bails: Off Htlmmol, 1; off
Gueso, 4: off Taylor. 1. Hit by pitched
ball: Stlmmel. Struck out: By Taylor.
3; by Guese. 1. Wild pitch: Guese. Tlmo:
1:40. Umpires: Nnsh and Brown.
I.ouir lli'ilrrmii llostiin.
BOSTON, July 30. After batting In tho
winning run In tho eighth Captain Long
saved toduy'H National leuguo gnmo by a
jumping catch of a hard liner oft McBrlde'a
bat and a quick throw to Demout, doubling
Selbach. Both teams played stupid ball
In tho tlrst part of tho game. Attendance,
3,000. Score:
BOSTON. I NKW YORK.
Il.H.O.A.E. U.B.O.A.K.
Score:
n.H.K
New Orleans ...0 0010000 2-3 10 8
Selma o u l u o o 0 1 0-2 7
Batteries Now Orleans, From nnd Ab
bott; Scimn, crihtien and Moore,
8HREVEPORT. Ln July 30.-Scoro:
R.II.E
Shroveport 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 03 6
liirmingunm ...u u u u u u u u o y i z
Batteries Shreveport, Sample and Mc
Guiro: BlrmliiR-nam. iveere and culver.
At Little Rock-Llttlo Rock-Nashvllle
game postponed: rnln.
At Memphis Memphls-Chnttanoogn game
posiponeu; rain.
North Platte Wins Close (nine.
NORTH PLATTE. Neb.. Julv 30. (Sneelal
Telegram.) North Plntte won a closo game
from Kearney nero touuy in tno tenth inn
Inc. Features were a runnliiK ..y catch by
Kltzmlller and Black's playing nt third
base. Score;
North Platt 002000000 1-3
Kearney 200000000 02
Batteries: North Plntte, Redmond nnd
Martin; Kearney. Snllnu und Burmnn. Um
pire: Carter. The same teams play hero
tomorrow.
orlcln of the miner.
2. Evidence held sufficient to sustnln find
ing thnt the mortgage in fact wns not a
first Hen, but wnn subject to another ten
of $3,000, which absorbed the value of th
property, covered bv It.
n Th fnrf tlinf nn anrnlfln evidence an
pears In the record to show Insolvency of
tho mortgagor and maker of the notes
snrMirnil find thnt tho tlnillni nf tho trl 1
court that he was Insolvent Is not supported i
by speclllc evidence, Held, not to prevent
rescission by plaintiff on failure of the
security.
4 The evidence showing that the ttade
wns made upon defendant's express repre
sentation that th mortgage wns n first
Urn upon property well known to plalutltf,
who wus In n distant state, and wns ac
cepted on tho strength of nn nbstrart
which, defendant knew, omitted another
mortgage and n lis pendens notice of nn
action to liuvo that other declared flrst.
Held, sufficient after tho security hud ben
absorbed by the other mortgage nnd aftor
a vnln contest of the mnrtgune by plaintiff
a rigni oi rescis
sion.
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5 5 dls
dls
1 1 1
G 0
I 4
7 dls
1 .1
2 2
4
3
G 3
5 4
7dr
dr
SUKle. rf.... 1
Tnny, lb.,0
Dfmont, 2b.. 0
Coolry, cf... 1
Murphy. If.. 0
rtowf. Jb.... I
LmK. 0
Moran, c 1
lMttlnr, p. 1
Willis, p 0
0 0 V'llnll'n, cf. 1 3 1 0 0
1 0 SMbacti. If.. 1 : 1 0 0
b O.Htrunc, :b..O 0 3 4 0
Oilllckman, ss 0 3 2 S 0
0 Mclirld. rf.. 0 0 0 1 0
1 lluelow, 3b.. 0 1 0 6 1
1 Wnnifr. c... 0 0 4 4 1
0 Ouniel, lb... 1 1 14 0 0
Tsylor. 1 110 2 0
5 10 V. It 2
ToUlt.
4 9 21 S3 1
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ToUli..
lloston 1 0 0 3 0
New York 0001
Earned runa: Boston, 1; New Ydrk. 2.
Two-baso lilt: Mornn. Homo run. Van
Hultren. Sacrifice hits: Htrung. MurplTy.
Stolen bases; Demont, Cooloy, Lowe. Pit
linger. Double plays; Strung to Hlckmiiu
to Ganxel, Long to Demont. First basu
on balls; Off Plttlnger, 3: oft Taylor. 3;
off Wllllo, 3. Struck out: By Plttlnger, 4;
by Taylor. I; by Willis, 3. Time: 2:lo. Um
pire: Dwyer.
llrookljrua Put 'Km TiiKetlit-r.
BROOKLYN, July 30. The Brooklyn Na
tionals beat the Phlladelphlus today by
bunching seven hits off Orth in the third
and seventh Innings, Kltson held the Phil
adelphtns down to six lilts, all uf them
confined to throe Innings, Attendance,
2,fioo, Bcorc:
BROOKLYN. I'RILAUKLl'llIA.
H.U.O.A.K.I U.B.O.A.K.
Kfllry, lb... 1 1 7 1 OThomai, cf..O 0 3 0 0
KXIrr. rf.... 2 1 4 0 0 Wolv'ton, 3b 0 0 0 0 0
HhfCkard, If 2 t .1 1 0 Flick, rf 0 0 3 0 0
Daly, 2b 1 2 1 1 2 IVhanty, lb 0 0 7 0 0
Dahltn. M...0 1 1 1 1 Jacklltich, el 14 0 1
McCrf ry. cf 1 1 3 0 0 IUrry, If I 1 4 0 0
Irwin. 3b.... 0 1 3 0 0 Ballnian, 2b0 I 0 2 0
McOulrt, o., 0 0 4 I 0 CruM, ,... 1 13 3 0
Kltton, p.... 1112 1 qrth, p 0 3 0 2 0
Totals 1 12 17 T 4 Total 3 6 21 1
Brooklyn 1 0 3 0 0 1 3 0 -S
Philadelphia 00020001 0-3
Earned runs: Philadelphia, 1; Brooklyn,
Th Ik One (Joen tit lli'oUeu How,
BROKEN BOW. Neb.. Julv 30.-(Snoclal
Telegram.) Broken Bow and Alliance
played the second game of huso ball hero
today. Tho cutcher for tho homo team w.is
struck In the faro In tho seventh Innlna,
making It necessary to change catchers.
Scoro:
Broken Bow 2 0 0 5 0 4 0 0 .114
Alliance 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 3 f 13
Batteries Broken Bow, Whitehead ar.d
Carstensen; Alliance, O'Connor and Bell.
, Threr-I l.i'ituiic.
At Rock Island Bloomlngton, Gj Rock
Islund, 5,
At Davenport Davenport, S; Evnns
vllle, 7,
At Rockford Decotur, I; Rockford, 3.
At Cedar Rapids Cedar Rapids, 5; Terro
Haute, 4.
Western Association.
At Columbus Columbus, S; Marlon, 3.
At Fort Wayne Fort Wayne, 16; Mat
thews, 4.
At Dayton Dayton, 1: Toledo, 3.
At Grund Ruplda Grand Rapids, 18;
Wheeling, 3.
Ohi'imiIii Wins This One.
OSCEOLA, Neb., July 30.-(Speclnl Tele
gram.) The second gnmo of base ball be
tween Osceol? nnd Greshnm was played at
Osceola yesterday afternoon. Osceola won
11 to 1. Bntterlcs: Osceola, Baker und
Coolrldge; Greshnm, Vnnllorn and Dunbler.
WADDELL RUNS FIRST AGAIN
Drrlir Winner Taken HniullCHii lit
lluwtlmme, -with Hen Buttle
nt Ills Throut.
CHICAGO, July 30.-Robert Wnddell. with
Bullman up, won the handicap at Haw
thorne todny after u hard drive through
the stretch with Ben Battle. Ural, backed
from 30 down to 15 to 1, was tho good thing
of tho day. weatner ciear, irucn ncavy
llAaiiltu
First race, six furlongs, selling: Pyrrho,
won: Legal Maxim, second; Almlrnnte
hlr,l Tim,.: 1:1315.
Second race, ono muo unu ncvniu ji'i.
Flying Torpedo, won: Odno. second; Tnmr
many Chief, third. Time: 1:53.
Third rnce, six furlongs, selling: Ural,
won: Emma R, second; Sortie, third. Tlmo:
uon or prooi to snow uie uiuiiuui.i ,
person to whom payment Is mndo to
lvo tho money. Southbrniich Lumber
ipnny against Llttlpjohn, 31 Neb , 60",
1:20'.
Xo other sonp is u welcome
gift with Fqls-Naptlm nt your
grocer's.
Vels & Co., makers, Philadelphia.
TWO YACHTS T0FIGHT IT OUT
rnillllue null Mlliruukee Notv Left to
Snll for Prlvlleue of Dcfeiul
liiKT Cniimlii Cup.
CHICAGO, July 30.-Cadll!uc and Milwau
kee will start tomorrow afternoon In tho
tlrst of u series of races which will settle
llnnllv the nuestinn ns to which boat wl 1
defend the Cnriada cup against the Cana
dian noai, me invnuer.
This conclusion wus reached this after
noon ufter tho olllclals of the Chicago
Yurht club had Interviewed the Interested
parties und settled what promised to be
an ugly squabblo between thu c ub a il
vlsltlni: vachtHmen. Commodore Shaw
owner of Cadillac, claimed that his hoa
had won four of the eeven trlnls and shou d
be the defender und at tlrst refused to have
anything to ao wun tno trials.
Sinner's Horse Wins.
LONDON, July 30. A. .M. Singer's
O'Donovnn Rossa won the Stewards' cup
at tho Goodwood rnr meeting today. I.o
Rlizon was second und Forrarshire (Manor)
finished third. Twenty-eight horses run.
. OH Com pit ii Incoriiiirii tea.
DOVER. Del., July 50,-Artlcles of Incor
norutlon wfre tiled here today by tho Ar
kansas Valley Oil nnd Mining company of
i'ursons, ivau. v.apuai, )iw,vw.
Fourth rnce. free hnndlcnp. one mllo:
Robert Wnddell. won: Ben Bn.ttle, second;
Scotch Plnld, third. Tlmo: 1:45V4. ,
Fifth race, six furlongs, selling: If You
Dnre, won; Fleuron, second; Pupil, third.
Time: 1:18. , , .
Sixth race, ono mllo nnd ono-slxteenth,
selling: Prulrlo Dog. won; Prlnco Blazes,
second; Oxnurd, third. Time: l:5o.
At Deluinr PnrU, St. Louis.
ST. LOt'IS, July 30. Tom Collins nnd
Nearest were the winning favorites nt
Delmnr toduy. A second choice and three
long shots scored in the other events.
Track fust. Results:
First rnce, four nnd one-half furlongs,
parse: crozior. won; uroouier, seuunu;
Bur Lo Due, third. Time: :5S,
Second race, six ruriongs, mime; .uunu
B, won; John Morton, second; Charles c,
third. Time: lUCVi.
Third race, ow mile, selling: nazci, wun;
Abo Furst, second; Ignis, third. Tlmo:
. . . ....
Vourtn rnce, six ami one-nun iuriuiu.
Toni Collins, won; La Desirous. sec,ond;
Suntu Ventiirn, third. Time: 1:23.
Fifth rnce. one nine, selling: nworos
mnn. won, Ben Frost, second; Nellie Hel
muth. third. Time: 1:44V4.
Sixth nice, soven furlongs, selling: Near
est, won; Lord Neville, secono; Hungarian,
third. Time: l:t.
At llrluhloll lleiieli.
NEW YORK. July 30. Three fnvorltcs
wero successful ut Brighton Beach today
All Gold nt 5 to 2, Klolm at 8 to 5 and
Utopian ut 7 to 8. Tho track was dead
and slow closo to tho mil. Results:
First ruco, ono mllo nnd one-sixteenth,
selling: Tavcta, won: Irene Lindsay, sec
ond; Balloon, third. Time: 1:19 1-5.
Second race, six furlongs: All Gold,
won; Gold Fox, second; St. Flnnnn, third.
Time: 1:13 1-5.
Third rnce, ono mllo and one-elgtht:
Smoke, won; Ogden, second; Harry Mc
Cotili, third. Time: 1:53.
Fourth race; tho Mountnuk stukes, live
nnd one-hulf furlongs: Highlander, won;
Mnjor Dnngerlleld, second; Lombre, third,
Tlmo: 1:07 3-5,
Fifth rnce. one mile and seventy yards,
selling: Klolm, won; Flngal, second; Ani
mosity, third. Time: 1:44 1-3.
Sixth race, six furlongs: Utopian, won;
Cnstlron, second; Octoroon, third. Tlmo:
1:15.
At Windsor.
DETROIT, July 30. Track slow at Wind
sor todny. Weather tine. Results:
First race, sU furlongs: Dr. Clark, won;
Dandy H. second; Princess Evelyn, third.
Time: l:21'j.
Second race, flvo furlongs: Huntress,
won; Kalona, second; Elglvn, third. Time:
1:07.
Third raco, ono mile and one-elghth:
Bohul, won; Mengs, second; Custodian,
third, Time: 2:03,,
Fourth race, handicap steeplechase,
short ciurso. Jim McOlbbon, won; Coloy,
second; Tales Creek, third. Time: 3:04,
Fifth race, seven furlongs, selling; Tea
gown, won; The Bronze Demon, second;
Remp. third. Tlmo: l:33H.
Sixth rnce. six furlongs; Trebor, won;
Mr. Pomeroy, second; Antagone, third.
Time: 1:10.
At Fort Krle.
BUFFALO. July 30. Tho trnok was dead
n' Fort Erie. Results
First race, six furlongs, selling; Compc-
B. ileld. Hint n ilelnv from December 30,
when tho other mortgage wns declared tlrst,
until March 27 following, where tbo trade
was made at tno instance or neienuuni ami
hy correspondence with plaintiff, who wna
In the state of Mississippi during all tlu
time, does not show Inches suillclcnt to
prevent rescission. . .
No. 1011O Thompson against Buehler et
,il Appeal from Johnson. Reversed. Day,
i- iiivi.inn mi. i. i inrenorieu.
1, A party who pays money to unothcr to
bo applied on n note which such parspa
y n m im i rt ma nnwrvo nn n 4ii nirr in -
burden of proof to show the nuthorlty of
tho norson to whom puyment Is mndo. to
recel
enmnnn
2. The 'fact that a person or company Is
nuthorlzed to receive the Instnllmcntf ot
Interest which oecame ouc on a murisun
r,,., r .n,,il Im not Biitllcient cround from
which to Infer that tho authority nlso exists
to Collect or receive me principal num. ii
the evtdences of the Indebtedness nre not
1... n,.l linen 111 the UOSSCSSiOIl Of
such person or company. Richards against
Waller, vj ;eu., ;', iuuuiu.
I T.-.i.innr evntnlned and held not sunl-
clcnt to show that tho person tp whom t' e
mortgago debt was paid was thp ngont of
tno owner mm nuiuvi ,mw uu...w..vv. .
receive me same.
No. 10233. Lansing against Oliver et nl
Error from Lancaster. Alarmed. Duinc,
i- ni.'Uinn Nn. .t. Unrcnortcd.
n.iiilrm iivniulnnd and held not to State
- n.,n nr.ilnn nfTiiln.qt dpfcndnnt.
' No. 1023G. Parsons Band and Self-Feed3r
Compnriy agnlnsc Gadeke et al. Error from
1'OIK. Allirmeu. i-uuiiu, v.,
No. 2. Unreported.
1. Objections to a verdict which go to Its
form only shou)d be made at tho tlmo of Its
rendition. , .
2. Conditions In a printed wnrrnnty fur
..i,i,,t ,v ,i vemlnr wlilrh limits Its bene
(It and operation should he construed
..t1.. nn nillnQf RUPll VPllflor.
3. Where n vendor nets upon an oral
notice reoulrcments of notice In writing
contained In the written ngreement oe
twunn ihe nnrtlps nre wnlved.
No. 10237. Johnson et nl ngalnst Hansen
et al. Error irom uaKoia. unrmeu. i
ii.,rt. c. nivislon No. 3. Unreoorted.
Evidonco exnmlned nnd held sufllclent to
sustain an order of the Board of County
Commissioners for the establishment of n.
hNoW!1024S. Chnffco ngalnst Pnrk Falls
Lumber Company. Error from Douglas
Alllrmcd. Ames, C. Division No. 3. Un
rpnnrteil.
It Is not error for tho court to Instruct
tho Jury to return a verdict for ono of tho
parties to a litigation when there Is not
suillclcnt ovldence to sustain a verdict In
favor of his ndversary.
No, 1023S. Anderson against Hendrlckson
et ni. Appeal rrom Loncnster. Atlirmca,
Hustings, C. Division No. 1. Unreported
1 Tho mine of a motion, which Is over-
ruled, in vnrnto a decree nnd dismiss the
action In which It Is rendered, because of
findings of fact mado by the court In tho
samo action, does not waive nn appeal
from the decree thus vainly nttneked.
2, A joint employment oi nn attorney oy
a principal and surety to represent them
both In an nctlon nnd set up the defense of
usury for ono nnd suretyship for tho other,
though nccompanlcd by nn tindcrstundlng
that us much deluy ns possible should be
secured with the least expense, Is not on
authority to the uttorney cither to sign
the stny bond on behalf of the surety or
to procure nny other signatures to such a
bond on his behalf where no further In
struction or authority has been given.
3. Sjretlos who ut tho request of the
principal nnd his attorney have signed
such u stny bond without tho knowledge,
consent or authorization of the surety,
cannot assert ns ngalnst him any repre
sentations from tho principal nnd his at
torneys that It was on tho surety's behalf
md at his request; n settlement of the
Judgment bj sureties so on the stay bond
Is dlichante of tho original surety.
No. 10212. Hodgo against Scott et nl. An
neal from Webster. Judgmbnt. Ames, C,
Division No. Unreported
1. When In nn nctlon on a note nnd mort
gage It Is sought to defend on the ground
of nn alleged alteration, nnd there Is ioth
Ing on the face of the Instruments taken
together to indltnto tnnt the cnango com
plained of was mndo lifter execution and
delivery, but on the contrary Inference may
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