TIIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: MONDAY, MAY 10, 1902.
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POLITICS SOW WARMISC UP
Frssent Week Will Witness the Launching
of Emral Offloial Booms.
Dae I la LeaeaBter Ore Party Cea
' trol aad Other U la Wit Will
B the rror4 CirMlitl
Caadldato la Flllsaeres
OMAHA SnOWS 1IISS0UR1ANS
tenaent; . a. s. UMimm, treasurer; J. II I Thursdsv niaht'a piuphih win daotrta whirh
McCIay. secretary, lis to he iimir.tt fmm tha rare Th
Lectures Will M delivered U followe at contest Is a rood n.tarnd una. Other ran.
tb student convocations at ttaa University didatea for thi. m.iinn .r. j.h w mwb-
J. !iSnlJVLZ?k:, vM.OBvri AIb,r farm"r of r practact. capum w. B. Makes Two Pitchers Tired and Keeps Field-
'A'"- lDU.1 DSU !bt4 th R-P' P-wnea city. E-Count, Clerk W.I . rn . fl.,,
vnaracier oi 4. sterling iorcoo; Mr. Huff, editor of th Rtelnauer Hfar: Frsd ' 5
General Thaysr, "Personal Reminiscences Klrsch. a farmer nesr l.iton- Tknm.i
TWO WARM FIGHTS ARE ON THE SCHEDULE " A"r"' "nl!lB.i .... . yi J' Tl 8maU- ' tATmtt WMt Brnch- Jm" SECURES THIRTEEN HITS FOR TEN RUNS
I " mimiuu.., iuui.- iBHwart. "no Urea In the western part ol
nay, rror. rom, "wnara Up In Congress!" to county. The only name succested for
ivi. . a i jm a a - - "j
... uiercoiiegiBi una oay meet Bcnea- .tat, senator, la DaM W Kelll nf Pawnee
led for, lata cltr yeeterdsy atteraoon city, a nephew of the late Oovernor Butler.
wiuuisu bqwh 10 a corneal oetwsen two i -
tea ma, repreaenttnc the university and I Farwaer Beat Ilia Wife.
uoene college. Btaates of the 'varsity team PIERCE. Ntb.. Mar 11 tSnecial.l John
Off Murphy. Is off Hughea. 1. Struck out:
By Wicker. 1; by Murphy. 2. Ift on bases;
St. Louts. I; Brooklyn, f. Tlmei 1:61. I'm-
plresi rower ana Brown.
Staaala af the Teoaee.
Tlayed. Won. Lost. P C.
Graham Don Omaha's Ttrlrllag aad
Some of Ita Hlttlagr, hat Bobby
with tba Willow.
Pittsburg
nicsgrt
ew York ,
"ton
Philadelphia ...
Inclnnntl
rooklyn
8L Lnuis
Otmri today:
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(Prom a Btalt Correspondent.)
UNCOLN. .May 18. (Special.) Tha re-
lowered the atata record lor the 80-yard Bn,rfi a Bohemian farmer, baa been In the
run .to a.'OSl-t, Fuhrer broutbt the high habit of eomln to town and ttln drunk
Jump record up to. I feet U.lnchaa. Kel- koa thBI1 be.unt and mttiuBlni hla lf
nnhlie.n atatji oonMottoa la luat on month I "er arriTing nome. till wire appeared De-
w - s in t n aa nniai Tin i r raonm Na"infl in raiaki a . j-i . .
.nd wMl. nnthln. ..r atartllna haa ret . . ' - - " uouniy Juage J. u. w iniame yesieraay
. .. - - ---- - -it inccee.
oerelopoa ouuajne oi toe wuoarawai ot
Oorernor Rarage tha Intervening time
promlnoi to keep .the political medicine
mlxera buty all orer Nebraska. So far only
two counttea of Importance have held their
County eooTeutlona. 'Madlton county ted off
nearly two weeks ago to give proper Cere
mony to the launching of the boom of
Judge Robertson for governor. The atata
delegation selected was named by Robert'
TABLE ROCK WANTS AL BAIRD
Belief (bat He la the Maa Wit Killed
Cltr Marshal Crate;
la 1N9.
afternoon ' and made a complaint. Tha
Judge aet Saturday. May 14. a the day
for tha trial. At tbla time tha county at
torney will ask that Eharf be placed under
bonds to keep the peace and treat his wife
aS a good husband should.
TABLE ROCK, Neb., May 18. (Special.)
Mora than usual Interest la belna- cen-
Won, and even the congressional' delegation tared la tha arrest at Kansae Cltr of At
la said to be subject to nia commana ior Balrd, aa he la believed to bo by all who
tha promotion of hla interest, ine oniy have closelr followed the caee. the Identical
other delegation already chosen Is that part, Wh shot aad killed ur city marshal.
named in Adama couuty yesieroay. ana N. A. Cralg, on tha night of September 20,
while On the atrrfaee It l not pledged. It UMi Th. olnr two meB who wera Wta
la supposed to be Jrtendly .to. J. P. A. Black hm 0B th. out,ia, ,t the time of the ahoot-
Kimball Coaaty Ceaveatloa. .
KIMBALL, Neb., May 18. (Special.)
The Kimball county republican convention
waa held yeaterday afternoon and the fol
lowing delegates elected: State convention:
L. W. Blckel and F. J. Bellows. Congrea-
alonal Convention, Sixth district, to be held
St. JOSEPH. Mo.. May 18. (Special Tel
egram.) Omaha won again today by a
scora of 11 to 1. More trouble waa ex
pected aa aa echo ot yesterday'a riotous
acts, but hothlng of a combative nature de
veloped, duo In part to ample police pro
tection and again to the tact that tba
visitors so clearly demonstrated their au
perlorlty that no possible opportunity waa
afforded or complaint. Today's game was
the poorest exhibition of baae ball by
players who are paid that waa aver seen
here. Omaha's work wsa very near fault
less, and bod the home team shut out up
to the eighth Inning. Manager McKlbbon
put Salisbury, tba new man from Philadel
phia, In to pitch the game, but took him
out after the third Inning and Substituted
at Crawford fV A. lTnrallna- and ft 1.
Carlyle. Senatorial and representative Mcraaaen. Both were pounaea at will cy
convention: F. M. Wooldrldge and H. P. ln8 "itors. Tne worn- or ueiaea ana uuny
Nelson. Ous Linn waa elected chairman of " center, was tne oniy redeeming
w York at Cincinnati. Plttabura at Phil
adelphia, Boston at Chicago.
MERICAN LEAGUE GAMES
Chleaa Chaaialoaa aad Browaa Bat.
tlo for Sevoateea laalatra aad
Quit a Tie.
CtlTPAnn Mi ID Th aam between
St. Louis and Chicago today was one ot
he roost aenaatlonal on record, ending In
tie after seventeen Inning or brilliant
flaying. The Champions scored twice on
wo hits and an eacuaable error. The
visitors made their runs by bunching hits.
Several times after the elxth a hit would
ave won for either aid, but the clever
work of the pitchers, with excellent sup
port, prevented. Attendance, 16.418. Score:
CHICAOO. I ST. LOUIS.
R.H.O.A.Il R.H.O.AB
StHtaa, lb...t IS Purkt. If..; J 1
lis o HMflnra, n.. i l i
II llMaloner. (. 1 I 1
1 S lAitSrraon, lb. 1 4 M 1
SIS l! Wallace. M. I I 6
. 1 IN I S'Mnrra'k, Itl I I I 1
114 1 SiPrtn, lb... 1 4 4
11 g stnra. ... I t
S 1 4 0 Donahue. .-
Jnnea, ef. ...
Orwen. rf....
Dana. sa....
Mrt. If....
Ubell, lb.
lalT. lb.
rrirland. 0
tallaaaa, .
. . . , . , I ' I ninwn. uua uiub waa wwito tuiuuinu vt - -.
of Franklin county, who counts on the ,ngi tnought, beyond a doubt, to be a the countv central committee and Isaac featurea of the home team's plsylsg.
support of substantially tne enure 'ntniaoup). f,uowi wnom Cralg h,4 arrested Roush aecretary. There waa a large delegation present from
district. For congress the Adams county I a ,hort tim- prevloas, with a lot ot stolen Omaha to see thelf team trim up the Mc-
dalegatea Will start out. voting tor W. P. ,j,oes In their possession, and who escaped Mobeaa Corpaa Writ Dealed. Klbbenltee. - Attendance, 8,600. The Score:
Mccreary, ana s tne ne.a. oi from th- Wymor, jui. where they were TORK, Neb.. Mar 18.-(SnecIal.)-At- Omaha
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ta large the Adams county man may have taken from here, after their arrest. The torneva war. here Saturn. r mornina from
a fair chance. I robbery having occurred at Barnes ton, Neb. Alliance trying habeaa corpus proceedings Carter, rf
Reaewal of Oldlsrbt.
All three of these parties belonged to what before County Judge Taylor, attempting to rj'lHw i"
VI W. a -knAillMt fn ftllS I " mm sawuv.ci Vl.Ug, wuv ivieua AUgUBI WBODSe RDQ IUO, WDO DftTV I VainOUn, ID..
x u.b a" i -- ' " . I committed their depredatlooa all through been conHned In the York county Jail and poian, as...
the other In Fillmore county. The contest ,vW. n v . m.. k iicK.e.y io --
One of the witnesses ot the shooting Is I fler made turning the prisoners over to the I Graham, P
still living bore, and the other la now a I sheriff at Alliance, and on Monday they will
resident of Falrbury. Neb.
Local detectives are now at work on this
case, the offer of a reward never having yet
been withdrawn.
)n Lancaster Is not a contest over candi
dates -for state office, but over the control
of the party machinery, and the nomina
tions On tha legislative ticket. All.faottona
are publicly committed to H. H. Wilson
for governor, who can count aure on the
vote cf Lancaster county In the elate eon-
AB.
Sea W .
4
probably b tried at that place.
Totale......
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r..r .-r- Duffy, cf
M'COOL JUNCTION. Neb., May 18. (Spa- Belden, If...
....43 10
JOSEPH.
AB. R. H.
8
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al 1 a a M I -.Jt n.J. A II. V - a .
vantlan. hut oiit.M of thla there JS little s o m isir- rumur rvm nnrn . VT TV - 7. . " " Harlman, ss.
.a h. tba UUUHt . CWUIWC LArUUUtO "". - S?hear. lb
agreement. It ts th old fight between tne
friends of D. E. Thompson and the so-
called antls. The Thompson element Is now
In control and their- opponenta have been
vigorously endeavoring to Inaugurate a
Crawford county system of direct prlmarlee,
under which they think they would hare
lesa handicap In the race,
a Woaaaa Wks la Staad-
lasr Kear. '" -':
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ll . 1 1 Ik
Roth, c
Garvin, rf
Salisbury, p....
McFadden, p...
Each contending faction hasJta own set M, u s, I ,y..
of candidates. On the direct primary .ticket w,,t of' yo,k Mtunf nl D0U, OB flr.
,vinn, c.nu.u i ony by Bar(, work u,, boine WBS SSVCd.
W. Webster. W. J. Llnch and -t,. A.m. ta ..m hou. .. n,.r noo.
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tired farmer. Tha deceased waa one of the
oldest residents ot aouth York county and
was highly respected by all. At different
times be waa honored with official post
tlona. The funeral servtcea were held at
McCool and conducted from the United
TORK. Neb., May 18. (Special.) A farm Brethren church; Interment In McCool cent- gt. Joseph
gasoline engine exploded at tha home of I etery. I Two-base hit
f Ai j
A
. 0
: 0
' 1
l
10
1
3
1
0
0
Totals.
Omaha
XI 11
8 0 3 0
0 0 0 0
0 0-11
: o i
30
... 3 3
... 0 0
Calhoun. Three-baa hit;
Graham. Sacrifice hits: Carter, uranam
Stolen bases: Dolan, carter, uoudis piay;
rianlna to Stewart. Left .on basse:
Totals .... I II It M Total I It M 4
Chicago 000100000000000003
Bt. LOUla.... Vlf IVlVVVOIVVOtV V I
Left on baaea: Chlcaao. 17: St. Louis, a.
Two-baa hits: Daly, Jonee. Three-base
hit: Ileldrlck. Bucrlflce hits: Pavls. Strang
stolen bases: IMvla, Ietwll. Jones,
uble play: Ualr to Da via to Isbell. Struck
out: By Callahan, 6; by Donahue, I. First
base on balls: Off Callahan, 1; off Donahue,
0. wild pitch: Callahan. Hit with nan:
Maloney. Time: 3:20. Umpire: Johnston.
Hlttlasr la Pleaty at Detroit.
DETROIT. May 18. Several pltehera were
used In the remarkable game which was
played at Washington park tody. Strelt
held Detroit down well for three Innings.
but In the fourth McOulre. with the bases
tun, drove the ball over tne fence tor a
home run. Strelt lasted only one more In
nlnar. and both Joae and Lundbloom. who
succeeded him, were hit freely. Four errors
and three hlta gave Cleveland tneir- nve
rune In the third, and two errors, coupled
witn tnree nita ana two oases on oana,
brought In the five runs In the seventh.
A rainstorm made It so dark that it waa
necessary to call the game In the seventh.
Attendance, 6,000, Score:
DETROIT. I CLEVELAND.
B. H. OA. E.I K.H.O.A.B.
rHT. th.... 114 Pli-karina. of. I 1 1 I
llHernphllL, It. 1
1 0 Fllckor. rf... 1
Wood, lb
Teeaaaaeh Soldier Discharged
TECUMSEH, Neb.. May 18. (Special.) Joseph. 6: Omaha, 8. First base on balls
Roth. Struck tear Br Grhm,
ntor; O. W. Webcter. W. J. Llncll ana l dmM to th hous wu oTr 1100. I A. M. Tra, boa of County Attorney True Off Graham, 6; off McFaMi. 1. HU by
aa. ssw.aa. ...l.lla... ' I .... 1 a.l-MKaaj4 Kaa 1 1 nMh HtrilPlf ftBI 7 tT trBUlslIU.
j. a. roia, canaioaies ior repr..u.... Mri RoMUiar narrowly escaped being ol this city, who haa been serving for ttrii r',"i, ,,';;r.
Pn the opposing side are two members of Uuied. She was seriously burned about the rear In th signal corps ot tha United " ' ' ..
the eountv'a nresent lealslatlve delegation. I ... v.-. k- - n.ih Statea armv In tha Phlllnnlnea. haa bean I .. rcwriB "
D ..... . i--xr.iM ..I t.n,...ntilla Inhn ... ... ..... .. . I m t . w.-n. .t I. OCOTtTA V4 v 11 PortA Will tOdBV S
v. - i air. ana Mrs. Koeesier iosi an tneir wear- i uiataargru irgu uuij . ui, uia umii , .,,.,u- K.ttiri . in the ninth
Mockett. Bealdea thea two candidates on BonaroL Latest accounts are that Mrs. having expired. At present Mr. True Is In F"J"e V s CXZi: thri"baer
4 V av Jlaf via. taaa. llnlral at TialaSMrl Itltrna l4M. a.aa a I Xl .. V. . -TIV l. I Jt . W...A. I f., a t A . aitfrt ar t aa rA
. UllAlU lOI BHUU lliaCl aa.v ay r. fr, a- - - 1 K,08 I 9T IB llllDrOTlDs-,
nd E. T. Roberts, in tne inira wra j.
k McCIay and W. J. Lamb, in tho Fourth ROUNDHOUSE IS BLOWN DOWN
ara. in mi imra warn tua nuiummts- i
tlon will divide Its support, according to I Sever Stora Doe Much Daaaae la
Hong Kong, China, and la undecided about
returning to America,
and Ktone acored on Lesotte's single and
the game waa won. Be ore
Humboldt Juniors Eatertala.
preclncta between Joseph Burns and E. T.
Roberts, on of whom will likely withdraw
before tha convention meets on nxt
Wednesday.
Coaatry May Settle It.
Th opinion prevail among th more epn
aervatlva republicans ot the county that th
administration forces will win a aweeplng
victory., - This faction hopes Snd expects to
defeat all of th direct primary men IB the
caucuses tomorrow alght, but It Is main'
talned that even if one or all of the candl-
datse ar given -their preolnct delegations
they can be , easily , defeated with the aid
of the country delegations
the Vicinity of Fair
Held. . .
R.H.E.
Peoria 0 0O000p3-U
Dnver 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0-6 12
nattHa; Peoria. Cox and Wilson: Den
ver, Frisk McCloskey ana f. wuson
KANSAS ClTT. May 18. Kansas City
won i today s game oy Duncning; nua n
HUMBOLDT, Neb.. May 18. (Special.)
The home of Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Lee was
the scene ot a swell social function Friday
evening, the occasion being the reception
to the senior, by the Juniors ot the High SA.on K Third.' AU.Adahce 3.3O0:
rAiKTiEL-U, -Neb., May is. ispeciai.j i acnooi. Alter a tew nours- or games ana I score:
A windstorm, almost cyclonic, visited this I music the company repaired to th Park
place about 1 o'clock thla morning. The I hotel, where a banquet was served.
roundhouse of the St. Joseph. Grand
Island railway was unrooted and one side
blown In, two boxcars were blown from
the track, a small barn was blowd corn-
that ths country delegates as a rule are op.
poaed to the direct ' primary system and
will register their objections by voting for
th administration men, who ar supposed
to favor retaining the present convention
plsa. ' '
Warm Coatest la Fillmore,
Another hotly waged contest Is scheduled
tor the Fillmore county convention on Tues
day, which will mako known whether that
county Is to back the political fortunes of
Charles H. Sloan j)r Peter Youngers for
congress from the Fourth district. . Both
Sloan and Youngers are popular with Fill
more county republican and each has us
ually had their support for office by simply
saying ths word. This la ths first time they
hav both wanted the same office, and ex
plains why both have bean equally confident
of coming cut on top.
t. Outside .of tkese two counties, conven
tlona will be held In Burt county tomorrow
and la OU on Thursday, each of which
will probably endorse a candidate for gov
ernor. Burt county Is conceded to Speaker
Memorial Day Orator Chasea.
TABLE ROCK, Neb., May 18. (Special.)
Rev. Stewart of Pawnee City has be on
pletely across the street and many wind- I eeleoted as the orator for Decoration Day
mills war blown down. The surrounding In Table Rock. 'The exercises are to "be In
countrv IS yet'to be "heard' tram.' h'. ?' Ithe' opera house: Memorial exercises wni
i . .: ... I be held -at the Methodist' Episcopal church. -i-, , a
It Is claimed Maklac Ready for State CoaVeattoa. on sundaj-, May 36. Memorial sermon, by mi weukee ....0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
ORAND ISLAND, Neb., May 18. (8pe- the paster. Rev. A. W. Shamel
clal.) The democratic and populist county
central committees met In this city yeiter
day afternoon and appointed a committee,
consisting of Ell A. Barnea, chairman, W
H. . Thompson, I. M. . Augustine, R. O.
Slips oa Red Hot Bar,
PLATTSMOUTH, Neb.. May 18. (Special.)
Nets Hswkens. a hammersmith at the
Burlington shops, slipped and fell across a I Kansas Clty.,.w.
Denver
St. Joseph..
1 " - n. xx. a..
Kansas City ;.l 1 0IMIMM 8
Des Moines... .0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 1 11 1
i ft-.,... Tmmb.M I
Wllklns; Kansas City. Cable ana Messut.
Hllwsakes Inst ust si !-.
Mil wiirKFR Mav 18. In a short gams
here today which proved to be a pltehera'
battle,, the home, team was beaten by a
score, of a to. .0. Altenaance, wi..'. iini
1 1 E.nr
' 1 ' ' " R.H.B.
03 4
0-0 i
Rattrta: - Milwaukee. McPherSOn ana
Lucia; coioraao epnngs, uaaioa ana
tnur. i
taaaiac ai taa Teams.
Omaha
Flayed, Won, Lost P.O.
Dam at Ertcsoa Goas Oat.
CEDAR RAPIDS, Neb., May 18. (Spe-
Adams, Ed Deerlng, James Cleary and H. I red hot Iron bar yesterday and would doubt
A. Edwards, aa general entertainment com- I less have died from Injuries received bad
mtttee tor the state convention of the fusion not three other . employe released him
clan to be held In tble city on June I promptly from his perilous position.
24. The Ancient Order ot United
Workmen temple and the Bartenbach opera
house have been selected for the holdings
ot the convention. These halU are In ad- clal.) Ths re was a regular downpour W
Joining block and are large, enough to rain at Spalding and west of there. A tele
seat 1.000 delegates. -It has also -been ar- phone message says: "Dam has gone out
ranged that the democratic headquarter I at Erlcson and the mill at Spalding. la, in
shall be at the Palmer house and tha popu- I danger. Cedar river la booming and drift
list at the Koehler hotel. . The fusion is coming down.1
county conventions were fixed tor Saturday,
June 11.
Colorado Springs..
Peoria
Milwaukee ........
Dee Moines
Games today
21
23
31
21
32
21
19
19
14
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8
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4
1?
13
It
II
16
782
.727
.067
.42
.Ml
.311
Mil
Taaat-.aB TiaM A Vl SB
waukee at Bt. Joseph, Peoria at Kansa
City, Colorado springa ai womti.
GAMES IN NATIONAL LEAGUE
Red Laad Merelleaaly oa New York
Pltehera, Poandlag Oat a
Btgr Victory.
York Editor Retires.
niV tTt VM 1 TT Uv 1i THnMrtM-H fall
TORK. Neb.. May 18. (Special.) Owing OTl Kennedy In the fifth Inning and by
maklna aeven Clean singles, score, six
runs. Ewlng waa very steady and effeO'
Hot. t SS8 IT'Hattrsa. at
Dobba. U 1 IS ei8ml.li,
Yaaasr Maa Get a Fortsse,
n-kiT. Ik. t I II 1 1
Crawfora, rt. I I I I
kUfooa. lb.. 4 t I S S
neeieov ah -reaeaera. to ul Bemith Mr. J. E. Carlin of th flrmof
TECUMSEH. Neb.. May 18. (Special.) I Corcoran t Carlin, editor and publishers
All th teachers st present employed In I ot the York Democrat, has retired from
Bears of the last legislature and Otoe to the City schools here were re-elected end ths firm. The York Democrat will here-
Judge Paul Jessen, who Is the favorite Of ecoepiea except rnw.,y. .. uioions u. ua wv wt . . wx
, k . . ,k a... i a. and Miss Mary Danes, mis ciara zuta- i coran.
Hayward. Then on Saturday comes quite wae eiectea to mi vacancy causea
. Knn.k . n.nl.n. lnn1lin. Inkn.nn I DT I-IS reilK-BllOQ Ol IU1SS VA". OUl BB
Polk, Cass. Pawnee and Red Willow coua- ror. Danrortn s succeaaor nas not oeen riAi loaiyvj in. in.o., .y is.-peciai.i JJ"-j , J i i 4 I
C. . ... ... . I .,!.. Vmt TtanfortH waa nf tfa Hlh I I ta i-anni-tad that a mnnr man nam' I !. i . . .
tie, roix win una tin ior j. n. aiicier - ---- . raits, o
. .... . ... .,k.. ...... I school force. I AuauSt Hsnnlngs. who resides aouth of I S"ii. p.-.. s sell
may not preient sny favorlts sons. th:y ar A eIN of sixteen will graduate from plattsmouth. has fallen heir to an eatate
likely to rally to candidates of their re- I ne Tecumseh High school this year, the I of $50,000. owing to the death of bis adopted
spectlve conareislonal districts. commencement exercises to be held at the parents in Oermsny,
After this week the conventions will, of Pra house. Friday evening. Ret. A. B,
eouraa i-oma thi-k and fast. Unit of them Whltmer delivered th baccalaureaU ser-
have already been called, in fact all tl ao w w "'i "!
principal onee except Douglas. The UW Ml -.piecopei cuurco.
camber of delegates apportioned to Douglas
naturally create some tnterest In the prob-
abU disposition of Its strength and some
tlve throughout. The fielding on both sides
was sharp, Attenaance, s.duo. tjcore;
CINC1HNATL I KIW TORK.
K.m.u.a.e 1 R.n.u.a.
VHaltraa. el s s s 1
lb.... S S I 4 t
ToUls
.16 1 IT 14 I
Lauaar,
Jona,
Doris.
. lb... lilt
rt f 1
lb.... 1 ll t
Baan, la .... 1 t I 1
Jackson, It... 4 114
Botramaa. a. S I
Kaaoadr. .. 1
Kto. f t
Totals "l 14 U
Cincinnati 0101f0i
New York 000100000
Earned runai Cincinnati. It: New York. 1.
Two-baae hit. Bteinrem. -inree-oaae nus
Reslgas Posltloa at Pera.
TECUMSEH, Nb., May 18. (8peclal.) Stelnfeld, Crawford, Jackson. Stolen bases
E. D. Wright, a Tecumseh boy. who baa . f??00" I" "VlllJ' VuiT,,
al- taT. t-a .. ll SrVllih ti-1
held the -position Of Janitor of the Normal B"alf t Boyle. First baae on balls: Off
school at reru for several years, naa re- I Kennedy, : on t-.wing, 1. Diruca our, oj
TECUMSEH. Neb.. May 18. (Special Tel- signed hla position, his resignation to take gwing. 4; by Kennedy . p assa bails
rVJia-glllSBISs g.s.i-as. . : ' ,
Body of Wrclc victim at Home.
euriositv aa to whr lta convention should egram.) The rtmaln of William L. Ray. I sflect thU month.
v. v.i-i . 1... . .. . . I .ha Tarumaah man whoi waa killed In tha
11 n 1 11 11 11 n m inn ria, in I - . - - - i ... .
.from ths convention the oolltletanB her Burlington collision near Hyannla ye.t.r- . " ur"
rill ba tlrurina on noaalbla and nrobable day. arrived Bre toaay. ine runerai ar- ORAND ISLAND, Nee. May is. (Bp
combinations, but from the leaeoa of the rangementa are not definitely maae, nut it 1 clal.) A terrinc windstorm passed over this
last stats eoavsntlon some of them are k believed mat tne aervice win oe neia 1 section at 1 o'clock tnie morning trom tno
iwllllng to admit that the beat laid plana I at the family Bom tomorrow afternoon, I south and did aome damage to treea.and
may to awry. I Conducted by Rev. a. b. waitmer or tne 1 the. smaller outhouses
1 Mataadiat rMircn. Mr. kit waa a memDer 1
Dlaeaaa Prlaoa Reform. . . Un,.rn wdm.B and tha Hiah. AdJoara Term of Coart.
A welt attended mate meeting wae held lander, and the burial services la Te
In St, Paul's MethodUt Episcopal church eumseh cemetery .will be in charge
tonlaht In the lntereste ot the movement .rat-named society, uota loagea
' recently begun tor the betterment ot the I tend. Mr. Ray carried Ufa insurance to the with Judge Charles B. Letton of Falrbury
xnaDarrment and ooadltlona nrevalllna In amount or 31,000. I on the bencn.
reformatory Institutions. Addresses were
delivered by Judge M. B. Reese el th
f ntveralty of Nebraska college of law
Time: 1:40.- Umpire: Cajatlllon.
Pirates Drab Chicago.
ruTfAOO. Mav It The worst aupport
that could possibly be accorded a pitcher
fell to Menet S 101 lonay ana reauiiea in
hla flrat li.alna an me this season. PhlllPPl
waa effective wltn men on Daaea. wnue
the visitors did most ot their hitting after
two outs and rana tnispiayB naa piacea
the baa runners, Attenaance. xa.suv. ocore
riTTSBl HO. 1 CHICAOO.
K.H.U.A.B. ai.n.y.aai
la T- I TECUMSEH. Neb., May 18. (Special.) d.t1i. rf ... I I 1 0 ijsi.sia. if i j 1 1
of th An adjourned session ot the Jobnaon county Coaror. ill sf... J I S
will at- 1 district court will convene here tomorrow wasnar, it., a 1 congaitoa. rf
Iv
GAS FACIORIES
la Peapl Who Da Not Know How to
Select Food aad Drlak Properly.
Oa ths coffee question a lady aays, ''I
Gradaatloa at Table Rock.
TABLE ROCK, Neb.. May II. (Speelal.)
Prof. Pavilion and Judge A. S. Tlbbetta, I Th baccalaureate ssmaon waa preached
also ot Lincoln. Thla meeting waa held thla evening In the Methodlat Episcopal
lunder the auspice of the Bute Association church, by the pastor. Rev. A. W. Enamel
of - Charltlea and Corrections, which was I Ths school board and teacher attended la I U(j to h so mtserabl after breakfast
organised In this city a month ago as a I a body, and occupied reserved seats. On I t ah not know bow to get through
.corporation, with a capital atock of 150,000. 1 Tuesday evening, the High school graduate. I tt. da Llf, WM m BuraaB t m(. when
Th share are tl each and signify life 1 nine In number, will deliver their oration I j trlea t0 ilee j WM mlserabl by having
membership In th association. I at th opera aous. weaaeaaay evsning
Th affair of th association ar under I will occur th regular commencement ex
the control ot a board of directors, of ereleea. at which time there will be a must
-'which the following are members: Judgs cat and literary program, iacludtng aa ad-
M. B. Retse. C. H. Oer. Chaneenor An- dreaa by ths regent. B. Voa Forrei of Kear-
ney.
drew. H. V. Hoagland, A. 8. Tlbbetta. Dr.
il,.l. t. . x-. M.tt, . 1 till. u. n, w.uw.v.
George A. Adam. John H. McCIay. C. H.
TJorrlll, A. E. Davlason, B. L. Pain. O. W.
aad tea altogether and uae Poetum Coffee,
Th flrat cup was a failure. It was wtshy-
octal Eveat at Aarara.
AURORA. Neb.. May 18. (Special.) Th
,Maatta. W. E. Hardy. E, C. Davenport, I member ef tho NlneUenta Century . club I washy and I offered to give the remainder
M. J. Waugh. C. F. Harpham, all ot Lin- I were entertained yeaterday afternoon from I of th package to anyone who would take
coin; Judge J. M. Woolworth. Victor Rose- 1 1 30 until s, by Mrs. Joseph .park. Mr, lit
water. George L, Miller, John Power,. I M. F. Stanley aad Mre. J. R. Woodcock, at I noticed later on in ene of the adver
Omaha; Loreato Crounae, Fort Calhoun; I the home of the latter.. Next Friday will be I tlaameata that Poatum ahould be boiled at
J. B. Weston. Beatrice. The officers srs: ths last meeting of the club tor this year. I least It minutes te make It good. I asked
M. B. Re. ptvsldent; C. H. Gere, vie at which th program for th new year th cook how th made tt and aho sald,
president; George W. Maatln, supsrin- will, be read. . The newly lctd offloers -juit tha am a I did tea. being careful
are: Mr. A. b. nari. presineBi; at is. 1 got to lot It steep too long."
A. Stlecberg. vie president; nr.. a. a.
Peterson, recording and corresponding c
retary; Mr. W. I. Farley, treasurer
braaat'S. lb 1 II 1 Cbaaoa. 1
a.hr. lb... I III Lo. lb I
loci, lb. .. 1 I I ' s w a
O'Connor, a. 1 I I Unk.r. as.... t I
PhlilpKl, .. S 1 S iMaola. 9... III
iiviius a a v
Ttals ....unriu"ll TcUta .... I t It II
Plttsburc I H M I 1 1 6-11
Chicago 100001100-
Lft on baaea: Chlcaco. S: Pittsburg. 1
Two-ban hlta: Dexter. Beaumont. Leach
Conroy. Sacrifice hit: exi-.r. atoien
K.- V1ln Raaumont (21. Rltchy. Do a
ble playa: Lowe to O'Hagen, Rltchy to
Conroy to Bransneld. ' Btruca out: By
Msnefee. 6: by phlllppl. First base on
balls: Off Menefee. 1; off Phlllppl, 3. Time
1:6a. Umpire: O Day. "
Cardtaala Defeat Braaklya
RT lnri Mav 18. St. I-OUlB defeated
Brooklvn In an excuins; frame mis anar-
noon. Vmplr Power wae surici ana enaca
ar.i ruhl.n and Wicker ware Ordered of
Finally .concluded to give up my coffee I the ground for conduct which I'mptr
a nee, l.suu. be ore:
a- I BROOKLVN
H O A I .....
horrible dream followed by hours of wake
fulness. Oa would rise on my stomach and
I would balch almost continually. Then
very few week I would hav a long aleg
of sick headaches. I tried a list ot medi
cines and physicians without benefit.
J. rarrall.
Doaoraa.
f moot, at
t.arlar,
Kraaar,
Hani
Braahaar,
Hraa.
27
23
25
23
24
2
27
23
Brooklyn
4
S
10
12
14
is
17
15
at St.
ft2
. 9
.6 0
.478
.417
4
.870
.314
Louis,
tnlanannlla
Time: l:o5. Umpire: Haskell.
Pncriflc hit: Par-
; Haskell.
Show I p.
Harloy. It... I
Barratt, ef... S
i-oimae, rr. . 1
El barf eM. ss t
Yaaaar, lb... I
Pinna, lb...
Baalow, lb., t SI
Maunlra, s.. Ill
Blavar. p....
MolllB, ...,
Miner, p....
I
3 1
S t
1
I I
4
1
I Banner, lb... 1
I II Bradley, lb.. 1
4 I Thenar, as... 1
pmls, e I
1 HHtralt, p 1
1 II Joes. B 1
t Lundbloom. p
Totals ....1 1 11 II II Totals 11 1011 10 1
Two out when aama was called on ac
count ot darkness.
Detroit 0 0 0 4 6 5 1
Cleveland 0 0 6 1 0 0 6 U
Innlnmi Ditched: Bv Rlever. 8: by Mullln,
1H; by Miller, 1; by Strelt, 6; by Jons, l;
by Lundbloom, 1. Ease hits; Off Blever, 4;
ff Mullln. 5: off Miller, l; off Strelt, a;
off Joss, 4; off Lundbloom, 4. Two-base
hits: Holmes, McOulre, Yeager. Wood
Three-has hit: Yeaaer. Home runs: Mc
Quire, Buelow. Sacrifice hits: Harley,
Plckiina. Stolen bases: Buelow. Thoney
First base on balls: Off Blever, 1; off Mul
lln. 5: off Miller, 1; off Strelt, 8; off Joss, 2;
Otl Lunanioom, I. Mit Dy pucnea du
V.ir.r RlbarfKlrl. irirst bass on errors
Cleveland. 3. Left on bases: Detroit, 6;
Cleveland, 7. Struck out: By Mullln. 1;
by Miller, 1: by Strelt, 3. wild pltch.ee:
Joes, Lundbloom. Time: 1:34. Umpire;
Connelly. .
taadlac af tho Teams,
' Played. Won. Lost- F.tS.
20
. IS
. 21
. 18-
Detrolt
Philadelphia
Chicago .
Boston ..
Bt. 1X1UIS...,,.
wasninnion
Rftltimnr ..
Cleveland 23
Oamea today: Baltimore at Washington.
Philadelphia at Boston.
aea 22
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12
12
11
13
10
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13
13
IS
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mi
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kee, 6
rott.
( olonela Fall to
At Kan-as Clty-Kanans Clty-Loulsvlll
gsme postponed; Louisville team failed to
arrive.
Staadta af taa Teama.
. Played. Won. Lost. P C.
Columbus a J '
Indianapolis 1 "
Iioulevllle 20 12 J
Kansas City 21 12
Kt. Paul 1 11 s
Milwaukee 21 I'
Toledo 19 6
Mlnnrsnolla IS 4 M
Games to.lsy: lyoulsvllle at Kansas yn,
Indianapolis ut Milwaukee; Toledo at St.
Paul; Columbus at Minneapolis.
Klchola Calls It a Film-Flam. '
KANOAFI rtTT Mav 18. (Special Tele
gram.) Th Louisville American associa
tion I ram ,11,1 not roarh KnnSHS City today.
because of a washout, and 6,0i) people who
went out to see th? gam receivea rain
checks. "Kid' Nichols of the Western
Irasue team, which tlnved a conflicting
date here today, says that three 6.000 peo
ple were flim-flammed by Managers Gear
and Tebesu, who, he declares, knew this
morning that the- Louisville team nan not
left St. Paul and consequently could not
play here. H declares that Gear and Te-
m at the Amcrtcan assoclntlon park
"No gsme
He West-
bca
them
lona enoueh before announclna-
tn nrAvuni tripm .rrom reacnina: in
ern leaaii nark to see the asm there.
Public opinion is divided about the matter.
I0WANS CLEARLY OUTCLASSED
Ball Playera from Coaaell BlaSTa Flad
Orlalaala Too Fast for
Them.
A thousand fans watched the Omaha
Originals win a sweeping victory from th
Smith A Bradley bos ball tesm Ot Council
Bluffs at Vinton street park Sunday after
noon. .The lowans were clearly outclassed,
while the Cornhiifkera were on their toes
oil th tlm. Had H not bn for on error
by Third Baseman Waller, a wild tnrow,
the visitors would not have scored. This
let In the two runs.
Mcllvaln was In th box for the origi
nals and was In fin fettle. He threw gilt
edged ball all the way. To Captain Ijtwler
goes th palm of the day for an individual
star play. HI catch, one-handed, of
Moeher s line hit was a sensation, wnicn
was tnreased when he played It for a dou
ble. The score:
, ORIGINALS.
AB. R. H.
Waller, 3b
I.awler, se
Welch, rf
Scullv. rf
Jelen, It...
Taylor, cf....
Bradford, 2b
Foley, lb.....
O'Keefe, c. ........
Mcllvalne, p......
O.
8
3
0
0
1
0
0
14
0
A. E.
2
Totals..'..
.41 17 11 27 11
Plrchfield, ss...
Butler. b
Moeher, 2b......
Henderson) p..,
Maxflcld, lb....
Shugart, c
Duncan, If.....
Carty, cf. ......
Hpwarth, rf....
Totals.
SMITH ft BRADLEY8.
AB. R. H. O.
a
....33
0
10
0
A.
0
8
I
4
4
0
1
0
0
73.
0
I
I
1
0
6 26 11
. Thre-I Lesxn,
At Rock Island Rock Island, 8; Decatur,
At Cedar Rapids Terre Haute. 8; Cedar
Rapids, 7. . .
At Davenport nivansviue, a, nxymputi,
At Rockford Rockford, 4; Bloomlngton,
PJZci Dinner
To assist digestion, relieve dlstre-uj
attar eating or drinking too bearUlj,
to prevent constipation, lax
loozl'a PHIa
fce.dBYijwfcer. ttceul.
Pallltca la Pawaoai
TABLE ROCK, Neb.. May It. (Special.)
Political matter la Pawn county ar
commencing to simmer. Dr. W. H. Wllsop
ot thi place la a candidate tor the legists- I cnt womaa.
lure, a la alt Captala R. P- Jennings. Battle Creak, Mich.
I read the direction and eoacludsd
Postum. had not had a .fair trial, a, we
made a new lot aad boiled It 15 or . 20
minute. That time U cam to tha table
a different beverage and waa so delicious
that w have been using it ever lnc.
My Sick headaches left entirely, as did
my aleeples night, and ( am now a differ-
Name given by Postum Co.,
lb I I I Colas, at I I
rt. 1 I I I Kaaiw. rt.... I 4 I J
a l a 1 a.'haefcaxd. If t t
. II.. Ill I.Wara. II..... MM
. lb., till !Mo:raarr. Ik. I I
a. a. I 1 I lil-ehlm. aa... J l
ir. lb 111 4 1 Wbaalar, .. 1 4
a a t l a riooa. id.... x a w a
W lcaar, p... till Ir-ln. lb 1 lift
atarpkr. p.. ill l Ahra. .... 1 J
HuMa. .... till
l-rarrati ..... e e
Toula M ft It'll Total .... S 1 14 11 4
Batted for Hughes In tho ninth.
St. Louis 1 0 I I I I I
Brooklyn 0 000OISOS
Earned runs: St. Loula. 1. Two-baa hlta:
Donovan, Brashear. Three-be hit:
Kea'er. gaertAc bits: J. Farrll, Smoot,
Bheckard. Hushes. Double plays: Flood to
WhMl.r to MrCreery. Krugor to Farrell
to braahaar. Paad ball Aheara. Btolaa
bases: Barclay, a-ruger. lilt by pitched
Call; By llufcL, i, First be 00 blii
IN . AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
St. Paal Defeats Loolsvllle by Baaeh-
la Hlta la a Brllllaat
Game.
st pattt. Mav 18. The locals played a
brilliant game with Loulavllle thla after
noon, and won by bunching their hits In
the eighth. Both pitchers received error
Ices support. Attendance, 1,347. Score:
ST. PAUL. I LOUISVILLE.
H.H.O.A.E.l . R.H.O.A.E.
Oaler. lb.... Ill OlRptea. lb 111 1
f Hilars. If . t Cllir, of... 1 I 1 1
bar. as t 4 SiOannoa. rf... 1 IS S
K.H.r. lb... Ill- Oanial, lb... 14 1
Shannon, of. 1 frioiirnsr, It. 1 1
Lamler. rt.. 1 aiaanw, .. a a a
Uasslns. lb. I I 1 I iT.on.htll. ss 1 I I
rieroa, 0 ... 141 I Bch.ub. lb... 1 4
Crlbblns, p. I riaharty. p.. 1 S 4
Touts .."iTiru") Totals ..1 IT It
St. Paul ??!?-!
Louisville v ovivvvuv i
Two-baa hit: Oeler. TannehilU Three-
base hit: Geter. Bacrlflce hiU: cnmer.
Gannon. Stolen baaea: Shannon, Hugglne,
Cllmer. First baae on balls: Off Flaherty,
f; off Crlbblns. 1. Struck out: By Flaherty,
Lemley, crioDins, enannon; oy unumin,
Flaherty. Schaub. Spiea, Flourner. Hit by
pitched ball: By Flaherty, 1. Double playa:
Pierce to Geler, Flaherty to Tannehlll to
Spies. Left on paaes: oi. x-aui. a; ixiuia
vllle. 6. Time: 1:40. Umpire; Tlndall.
MUlera Still Kaow How to Lose.
MINNEAPOLIS. May 18. Columbus took
the first game of the Minneapolis serlea
thla afternoon by heavy hitting- In the sixth
and eighth Innings. Clark had the beat of
th pitching argument up to the elxth.
Columbus played a perfect fielding game
and did good Btlck work In the Ust four
Inning. Lally and Grim were ruled pff
the field for disputing a decision of Umplr
Kbrlght. Attendance, 1.600. Score:
COLUMBUS. I MINNEAPOLIS.
R.H.O.A.E. H.H.O.A.E.
a-..ii cf ... 1 II MorrUsey. lb I
Haass, rf- 1 J I J ! Pbrl. lb.... 4
Marars. lb.. 1 I I I 0 Wilmot. rt...l I 1
"SaT St. I! 1 I 3 1 I'Merarland If 1 I
Taraar. lb.. t 1 1 !Crllale. It... Ill
Natlraaa. as. 1 I I !;lur. ... 4
Pos. 7;..... 4 I Clar. p 1
taahara. p.. m'Ujtn J
t.i. ....titrrii ( Touis ....I ran I
Patted for Clark In the ninth.
Nattreas out In the fifth on bunta
Columbu 2!J2JJ2"?
Klnnaanolla 00000000 11
r... runa: Columbua. 4: Minneapolis. 1.
r.t.h.aa hlta: Wilmot. Lally. Three-baa
hit: Turner. First has on ba.Ua: Off Dun
ham. 1 Struck out: By uunnam, ; oy
Clark. 6. Hit by pitched ball: By Dunham,
vxm..v- hv Clark. Werden. Left on
baaes: Mlnneapolla. 8; Columbua. 6. Double
lays: Fox to Myers, i nur.. xw ?
anrlnea hit: Meaney. Stolen bases:
eaney, Turner, wild pucn: ciarxv. unw
1:60. Umpire: Ebrignt.
Hooaters Defeat Brewers.
MILWAUKEE. May U-Altrock and
nin..iMil were hit at will by Indianapolis
today and th visitors won without an
arfnrt. The home team threw away a
number of chances by poor base running.
Attendance, s.uw. Bcore;
INDIAN ArJLlS. I MlLWAUKr.
i wtixl siHallaua. If. 1 1 I
i iss . u. ... ..
1 t 'McBriaa. at. .4111
lt ifarrol. rt... 1
114 1 1 Danaaa. It.. Mill
till 1 riiasaua. ss 1 t I I t
Taylor out; hit by batted ball.
Rarned runs: Orla-lnsls. 4. Two-bsse hits:
Lawler. O'Keefe. Three-base hit: Brad
ford Hnrrlflc hlta: Folev (2). Mcllvalne,
Stolen bases: Originals, 10; Smith & Brad-
levs, S. DollUlo, play: iwier to roiey.
Left on bases; Originals, 5; Smith A Brad
leys, 4. First tiase on balls: Off Mcllvalne,
e- nrr HrnibMitir. (. lilt bv Ditched ball:
Hv Henderson. T. Struck out: By Mcll
valne. 5; hy", Henderson. 8. Time: 1:60. Um
pire: viam.
CREIGHTONMEETS I0WANS
Fast Colleco Game Bchedaled to Come
OS oa' Local Groaads
Today.
Hla-hland Park collea-e and Crelrhton
university play ball on Crelghton field this
afternoon. The Dee Moines team Is on Its
western trip, playing in this vicinity. Cot
tier university tomorrow and Nebraska on
Wednesday. So' far ' HlKhland Park has
had Its colors lowered In defeat only twice
In two years, once by Crelghton and once
by Nebraska, and the lowans will trot
out on Crelghton field determined to win
naca tne oeit lost last naiuraay to I'rasn
ton or die In the attempt. "Cyclone"
Thompson will offlclata on the rubber.
Crelghton played no game last week, on
acoount of rain, nut notwithstanding tne
team Is In excellent shape and from the
start the local lads will nlav the as me of
their lives against their prohibition enemia.
weicn ana o Keete win ao tne cattery
work and with the Insertion of Mahoney
on first snd Owen Bucklln In the mldile
garden, 'rhe lineup will stand as usual. If
clever fleUMW. hard hitting and Bclentlflo
twirling can.-mlni-the game Crelghton means
to nave it. ,4ya grne win oecanea at s:au.
Crela-hton. 1 "v.'- Highland Park.
Mahoney 3XitUlrat base St. Germain
Lynch ......second base..
Crelghton... ....... third base...
Callahan
Clark.....
Bucklln...
Kehoe
O'Keefe
Wtlch ...
BICHEL Amelia, wife of George D. Blchel,
aged 87 years. May 17. ipuz.
Kuneral Monday. Mav 19. at 1 B. m.. from
the residence, 1706 N Street, South Omaha.
BuriaLtn Evergreen cemetery. Frlepde In
1 I
4
Kithaa. If...
Caallar. el,
Kthav, lb..
O'Briaa. ss
Baka. lb..,
Poa, lb....,
h.raoa. s.
Millar, p..
Ill Orittl. lb..... 1 S 1 I
14 4 1 !t.r. a 4 1 I I I
a I eiaixroca, p... a a
lOlaiataaa, p. - I 4
inaMi t S
Totals ....Sltit ll"l ...."4 1ITxi
Thlel batted for Olmatead la the ninth.
Indlanapolla .., 0 1 4 0 1 3 0 J O-10
hftlwaukee 100001000-4
r,m,il runs: Milwaukee. 1: IndtanaDolls
1 Two-baae hits: McBrlde, Hallman, Mc
Andrews, Klhm, Kuhos U). First baa on
balls; Off Olrasiead. 3; off Miller. 1. passed
ball: Spr. Btolen bases: Miller, Bibb,
poa. fcirwck out: By Altrock, 1; by Oira.
etead. ; by Miner, 4. lhiulio play: llog.
rivr to O Brtea, Left on baaa; Mllwau
.shortstop..
.....left field
....center field...
....right field....
catcher
......pitcher
..Hetlgesteln
hj. Bunta
.. McAlaster
Ellla
Aaseta
Paul
R. E. Smith
.. Thompson
DIED.
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bracing of the nerves aad the regulating of
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Thla la the special time when old people
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thing that will restore them to that eendU
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Old people ahould carry boms with them
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and Impart the , vigor and activity that
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5b&w
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of same value as tags from
star: horse shoe.
'spearhead: standard navy:
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and ZJ. T.' Tobacco.
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Said a morbid poet
long yearn ago,
I'm prone to doubt
that ancle nt sage
When I look at The
Bee's great "Want
Ad" page.
AMl'BBM ElfTS.
!.!laco's Trocadero, k0"-
MATLibxtl 'iOUAl lOa aad SOa.
tire Week, Including Saturday Evening.
TUXEDO BURLESCUERS
All new faces New program Two shows
rfuiivF.vnlne- orlces. lOo. SOc. 30c Smoka
If you like. ONE DAY ONLY. Sunday Mat.
and Nlaht. May 36, Rosenthal's A ma tours
and Professionals and the Madison Square
Cycle Whirl. Rosenthal In an original ap-
ciaity.
inmj RIOHIB of BoUth Omaha, tha
champion 121-pound man of the world, and
MIKE BARTLEY. the famous lightweight
of Chicago, will give a TWENTY-ROUND
GLOVE CONTEST at 121 pound Friday
evening. May ZJ. ander the auspice of th
Twtn-Clty Athletlo Club, at Blums naiy
N street, one block from car Una, South
Omaha. Admission. 11.00 and 31.00. Threa
good preliminaries and battle royal. On
of four rounds, one of six rounds and one
of ten rounds. Doors open at I o" clock.
Contest commences at t. Main contest,
1:46. . .
HOTELS.
HOTEL
EMPIRE
Broadway
and 6Jd St.
Na V. City.
Maderi
Czelaalve
Aell
Fireproof
Moderala Rates
niv-haatral Concerts
All Car Pasa its Kaaats
Band for descriptive Booklet.
W. JOHNSON QVIH:'. Praprtetor,
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THE MILURD
ISth aad DoarlasSta,
OMAHA,. Mtti
FIRST CLASS CrSINB.
LUNCHEON. JflFTT CENTS.
13 30 TO I P. M
SUNDAY t : P- M IDIVNEB,
1 a special Millard feature.
J E. MARK EL d BON. Prop.
C. H, Peoples. Msiarer
X. B. Vavenport, principal Clerk.
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