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THE OMAHA DATLY BEE: THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1902. ERRORS COST OMAHA CAME thorn m the Principal Offender, Although Other in Dot Guiltless. BOTH . SIDES jbBJECT tO THE UMPIRE rieanlae-, to.0 Foresee (laihi Fielder, Dlstiaaralsbee Himself by Maklac 1 TIT Hlta aad So Errors. COLORADO SPRINGS. June 1S (Special Telegram.) Te second game In the series between the Rourke family end the Mil lionaires today brought out 00 people to witness the defeat of the visitors by a core of 7 to 12. Umpire Crlss again proved Terr unsatisfactory to both aides and was freely blued by the entire crowd. Holllngsworth again proved the star player, putting out two men on fllea to the rear of his poeltton In the seventh Inning and following this by stopping a bot grounder, putting bis man out at first. The visitors opened the ball by pounding out four runs In the second Inning, landing repeatedly on Gaston for safe hits. Crlss called Btewart safe at the home plate when all were convinced tbat he was out, tha de cision causing liberal hisses. Tha Mil lionaires were shut out In the first three Innings, but In the fourth landed two men safely across the plate.' In the fifth Everett muffed an easy fly, which waa responsible for Dolan and Stewart acorlng. In Colo rado Spring' half. Holly knocked a hot one to center and reached third bag, acor lng Drennan. Both sides were shut out n the sixth, out in the seventh Drennan cored on error by Stewart and Calhoun. ' The visitors were shut out again In the seventh and eighth. When the Millionaires came to bst In the eighth Gaston reached first and then the excitement started with -Fleming knocking a short one to Alloway. The ball was sent to Calhoun, but Crlsa called the runner safe. Calhoun rushed at iCriss as thoagh to strike him, but waa finally quieted and returned to his position. Granville failed to reach Drat, and Hemp hill was hit by a pitched ball. Everett took the willow, Gaston, Fleming and Hemphill occupying bases, and at thla time Crlss waa behind Gooding. Alloway ob jected to decisions of Crlss In calling balls ansteaa or strikes, ana rusnea ei mm. Gondlng and Everltt Interfered and a short tussla ensued. Rourke came up and led Alloway to the bench, Owen being put In to finish the game. Everltt went to first on balls, forcing Oaaton home. Dren nan brought in threa men with a grounder to center and an error on the part of Thomas, and reached 4hlrd bag. Holly hit afe over third, scoring Drennan, and Ebright reached first by being bit by a pitched ball. Barewald hit to Thomas, who made another error, allowing Holly and Ebright to acore and Barewald to reach third. Gaston flew out, but Barewald , reached home safely. Fleming sent the Iball to Thomas, who for the third time al lowed It to pass, giving three bases. Gran--vllle went out at first, closing the Inning. Ia the ninth Stone scored, making the total of seven for the visitors. Attendance, (00, corei COLORADO SPRINGS. i.B. B. H. O. A. K Fleming. If 1 6 I 0 0 Granville. 3b 6 0 1 0 S 1 Hemphill, cf 3 10 2 10 Everltt. lb 3 11 8 1 Drennan. rf..... 4 S I 1 0 0 Holllngsworth, ss t 1 1 5 J 0 Kbrlght, 2b 4 3 2 4 3 0 Baorwald. c 6 '2 2 2 2 1 Gaston, p.... 5 110 2 1 Totals m . 13 18 27 14 "1 OMAHA. AB. r. h a A- S3. 4 - O 3 6 .0 0 t O prlngn. Dee Moines st Denver. Kansas liy at Peoria. St. Joseph at Milwaukee. GAMES IN NATIONAL LEAGUE Brooklya Boaebes Hlta Oft? White aad ' Defeats Philadelphia by , 8 to V . : .- i, , . v.- PHILADELPHIA. June l-lt wss a pitchers" haul up to the ninth, when Brooklyn bunched five hits off White. At tendance, l.TW. Score: BROOKLYN. I PHILADELPHIA. R HO ABM KH.O.AR. rv)iB. ct.... s tee Thmmi, ft.. lit Kwlor. r(. . . . 1 1 0 0 Ilrewn. If . .. 1 t 1 SherkAra, If 9 0 i 0 1 Jennings, lb. 1 I 1 MM-reenr. lb. I 111 I n.rrr. rl 1 C I I 1 louias, id.. l 11 A 1 1 I I 1 IXMiln. e S 1 10 1 111! O'HntrwItt, A. 0 1 Sails Haiinmn. lb. 1 1 I till o whit p lest ... ...4 ...4 ...4 ... Carter, rf Oenlns, 3b Calhoun, lb.... Ftone, If Dolan, as.v Ptewart, 2b Thomas, cf.... Condtng, c -Alloway, p Owen, p Totals 39 7 14 24 1 Colo. Springs 0 0 0 2 1 0 1 8 13 Omaha, 0 4 0 0 2 0 0 0 17 Carnari nine: Colorado Sorlnss. 2: Omaha, 4. Stolen 'bases: Hemphill. Ever ltt, Drennan (Z), waerwaia, j nomas. Stone, Dolan. Two-base hits: Alloway, Stone. Three-base bits: - Holllngsworth, Drennan. Baorltlce hits: Carter, Dolan. Struck out: By Gaston, 1; by Alloway. 2; 'by Owen. 1. First base on balls: Off Gas ton. 1:. off Alloway. 3; off Owen, 1. Wild nltr.h: Alloway. Passed ball: Baerwald Innings pitched:- By Alloway, 7H; by Owen, 1V(. Hits off Alloway, 11; off Owen, 4 Hit by pitched ball: Hemphill. Ebright. First base on errors: Colorado Springs, 2; Omaha, 3. Left on bases: Colorado Springs, 11; Omana, . nme Of garne; .j:w. um plre: Crtss. J' Denvrr sasy, for Dee Molars. DENVER.' June 18. Dea Moines won an ei.f y victory here today. The locals were unable to bst Barry effectively. Gordon Denver s new pitcher, was wild and al lowed the visitors to bunch their hits, Sterns msde a home run with the bases full In the eighth Inning. Many of the crowd thought It should nave been called a foul and tried to mob Umpire Moran after the game. The police saved him with dlmculty. Attendance, i.uuu. Bcore: R.H E. Dea Moines... 0 0 0 3,0 0 2 t 0-13 10 3 Denver 00JO 0 00OOI93 Batteries: Denver, Gordon and McCon- nell; Dea Moines, Barry ana ixiDeck, Ullwaakee-Rt. Joe Gasne Postponed. 1 MILWAUKEE, June lA-The Milwaukee 's U Joseph game was postponed on account tot wet grounds. I Peoria Wlas Great Gaaae. PEORIA, June 18. Otbson allowed the Feoriana out one single in twelve innings, a Ditching record, yet he lost the came. In the thirteenth Croft, for Peoria, scored a single, stole second and came home on -Wilson s single to right, n Id. Attendance, l.tMt, ocore; R.H.E. Peoria 000000000000 11 8 0 Kansas Clty.,.. 0 0 0 ft 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 10 1 Batteries: - Peoria. McQlll and Wllaon Kansas City, Gibson and Meesltt. tsaslss of tk Teams. Played. Won. Lost. P.C. Kansas City 61 34 17 .667 Denver 49 32 " 17 .653 Omaha i 29 20 , 6)0 Bt. Joaepn -1...49 26 23 .631 Milwaukee 44 20 24 .41 Colorado Springs T 2 27 .4-'4 Peoria 44 IS SI .L Des Molnea , 44 14 83 ,3u4 Games today: - Omaha at Colorado CereeJ Uniform in Quality Absolutely Pur It a cereal coffee tbat stand tha teat of the moat critical connoisseurs. ' Ash. uYour Grocer for a a ample. If he doea B not give it to you aend ua 4c and we will forward one by mall. - Doll 5 to 10 rainuUs. Tlprune Cored Co. 8esa , CaL U.hlen. Ir.ln. lb... Ftmll, r... Flno.1. lb.. Hughes, p. Total ... I I It 1 l ToUlt ...1 4 17 1 4 Brooklyn 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 48 Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 01 Earned runs: Brooklyn, 4. Two-bsse hits: Dooln, Farrell. Sacrifice hits: Far- ell. Thomas. Left on bases: Brooklyn, c PhlladelDhla. 7. Hit bv Ditched balls: Bv White, 1; hy Hughes, 1. Struck out: By White. 8; by Hughes, 4. Time: l:i Um pire: Jtmslle. Sparks Loses for Krw York. BOSTON. June 18. Sparks' weakness In the first and sixth Innlnss lost him today's game. Ensnn was steady except In the secona inning:, wnen tne ivew forks mnoe nU their runs. A home run bv Klttr de in tne nrst inning, oringing in two runs besides his own, was a feature. Attend ance, 660. Score: BOSTON. I KEW TORK. R.H.O.A.E. HH.O.A.I Luh. cf 1 1 BmdU. rf... I T.nn7. lb.. 1 1 11 1 S Hrndrlckl. rl I I ronler. If ... Ill O.Dorl. lb ... I II 1 C.m.j. rf... i t 1 llLaiitr, lb... I I Orem's'r, lb. 1 1 i ojBesn, 014 D.monl, Jb.. 1114 0 Btnilh. lb.... 1 I I Long, n 114 OlJmw. If 1114 KHtrldia, c. 1 t e t Bnirnuii, e. I I 4 1 Bsos, p 411 Sparks, p.... till ToUla ... t 17 11 ll Totals ... 4 14 1 t Boston 0000310 - New York 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 04 Earned runs: Boston. 8: New York. 3. Two-base hits: Jones, Bowermsn, Doyle. Home run: Klttrldge. Stolen bases: Smith, Bowerman. Sacrifice hlta: Hendricks. Kason. Double nlav: Bean to Smith to uoyie. r'irst base on ba Is: Off Kason. 1: oft Sharks, 6. Struck out: By Eason, 4: by Dparas, i. lime: ua. umpire: uaniiuon. Chlcaco ghats Oat Claclnnall. CINCINNATI. June 18. Chleasa shut the t incinnan team out today In a bcatirinu rame. PhllllDS and Taylor both nlirhf I winning ball, but Chicago was lucky and scorea on an error ay oy. Attenaanre, ,ow. ocore : CHICAGO. I CINCINNATI. R.HOABl R.H.O.A.E. Slul. if.... 110 01 Hot. ef 14 1 Jon... ef 0 f 0 0'Pl.tI, lb 0 1 11 0 rMItM-. Ih. 1 1 1 llWk fh t A Congalton, rf 1 I ('rawrard, rf. 1 sme were earned. Attendance, 2,500. core: TOLBPO I COLUMBl-S R M .O A B A H O A a Knott. If ... . I I Hr. rf I lorni. lb ... 1 1 4 1 r.r, mith. lb... 1 114 1 Mr. rf ... 1 I ' t. ih t l I I I Mrnr. rf... 1 caw.n. rt. 1 1 l-Hr, If I I B Mfrt. u. 1 I 1 I OMm. lb 1 1 Otlki. rl Vioi. lb 1 t I I Klelnow. c... 1 s I t Turner, d... w i i i Hoih.T. p... 1 l'rm. 11 iWasBer. e 1 I Touu ... t ii n 13 2i ----- TnUII ... 1 14 II I Toledo 0 0 2 0 0 1 4 0 Columbus 1 0 0 0 0 0 01 FmpH rtma- Toledo. 4: Columbus. 1. Two-bane hits: T. Turner, Knoll Smith, oggswell, B. Mvers, Turner, tiome run: Mvera Rurrlflre hits: Burns. Hart. Vlox. Struck out: By Hughey. 4. Bases on balls: Off Hughey. 6; off Wagner, . Hit with ball: By Hughey, 1. lime: l.sm. Lmplre: tsneridan. Mllwaakee Playa Cleaa aad win. M1L.W AUKtrJ, June is. jnuwauare played clean ball today and won from St. Score: MILWAl'KEB. i ST. PAVL. R.H.O.AE.j K.H.u.A.B. Hllmn. rf . 1 0 Orler. lb 1114 1 (llnimin, 1 1 I 1 1 Lrnch. M ... I 1 un.i. t a 1 1 a A ruil.rrf If S 1 1 1 S Schlrbk, lb Keller. ! .. ii v Durn.n. II... 1 Husflnt, lb. 0 I I A. I ..A' m.m Ih I A I 1 I h.nr,fl rf Sit Bunkla Ih... S 0 S 1 I.limlY. rf... S 1 l: . . t A A Uiirlw . O A I 1 S Hermui, p... 111 Btlmmsl, p... 1 4 . .-i ToUll ... I 4 17 II V ToUl ... 1 I'M II 1 Winning run mr1 with two nut Milwaukee 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 12 St. Paul 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 V.arnfd run: Rt. Paul - Three-base hit: Oeier. Bases on balls: Oft Herman, 3; off Btlmmel, 2. Hit by rehed ball: Herman, stolen hnA: ("lineman. Sneer. Shannon. Wild pilch: Btlmmel. Struck out: By Merman, s: Dy esnmmei, i. oaennce nn: McBrlde. left on Bases: Miiwauaee, i; oi. Paul, 4. Time: 1:35. Umpire: -Tlndlll. Kellom Pnssle to Louisville. t.OI'iaviLLE. June 18. Louisville was unable to touch Kellum today, while In dianapolis played the bunt game to per fection, rolling up six scores in the second inning in tnis manner. Attendance, ow. Score: INDIANAPOLIS. , LOUISVILLE R.H.O.A.E. HotTlfrer. rf I 1 I el Thirl Chino. e 0 111 Tlnkar, sa... I I 0 Lowe, lb 111(0 SrhAftr, lb... 1 0 1 1 01 Taylor, p.... I 0 I rorcorsn, M . I 1 S 0 Btrlnf.ldt. lb 1 1 1 ThlAlnun. If. 4 1 Brn, c ... I I Phillips, p... t Totals ... I I 17 11 o' Total ... t J7 11 I Chicaaro 0010100 o o a Cincinnati 00000000 0-0 Earned runs: Chlraarn. 1. Two-tin bit Taylor. Three-base hit: Chance. Double plays: Lowe to Dexter. Hoy to Pieti. Cor coran to neck to flets. rirat base on nails: irr rtiilitn a .... - n . . r v. i , i , .. V- ,1 K a. nil UUV, M3J f lllllf, a, by Taylor, 1 Time: 1:30. Umpires: Power na crown. At Wilmington. Del. Pittsbursr. 7: Wil mington Atnietics, s. StandlnaT of the Teams. Played. Won. IsL P.C. Pittsburg 46 3 10 .73 Brooklyn 50 2 22 . 50 Chicaco 44 25 21 .643 Boston 46 23 23 .6") New York 49 21 2S .129 Bhlladeluhla 43 20 29 . 4i9 St. LoUla 44 18 26 .409 Cincinnati 47 19 28 .404 Games today: Brooklyn at Philadelphia. iew iora at Boston, cnicago at uincin natl, St. Louis at Pittsburg. AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES Home His, Two Slaarlea aad Two Er rors by Cleyelaad la Flrat Caased Boatoa to Win. BOSTON. June 18. A home run hv Col. Una .lnU. . 1 V, . " w . it. biiu i tv j ciiuia uy Cleve land, netted four runa in the first inning of toaay s game. i nis provea sumcient, as cieveiana taiiea to Dai rrenuss witn any inccL ocore: BOSTON. i R H O A.E DoushATtV. II 4 t 1 CoIIIoa. lb... 1 1 1 1 0 Stahl. cf 114 10 FrAAmas. rf. 1 s Psrrnt. AS... 1114 LaCb'cs. lb.. 1 1 10 oj faitis. IS.... 1 0 I I CrlA.r. e 1 I 4 1 Prentiss, p... 1 0 0 CLEVELAND. R.U.O.A a PIckArinf. cf S Bat. II lit nick, rt 4 111 Hlokman. lb. I 1 1 4 O'Hacao, lb. I 11 Bradley, lb.. 0 0 10 Oaebn'sr, as. 0 1 1 4 Wooa, 0 111 strait, p 0 0 0 1 1 ToUls ... I 17 11 11 Totals ... I t 14 10 I Boston 4 0 0 x fl A 1 A s Cleveland 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 03 Earned runs: Boston. 1: rJerolum l Two-base hits: LaChanee. Hickman. U'Hatrn. Home run: Collin RurrlA,,. nu: premiss, otoien Dases: Btahl (3). Double plays: Ferris to LaChanee, Stahl to (imi to rarent. first Dase on balls Off Prentiss, 1; off Strelt, 3. Hit by pitched uai. dj oiren, i. etrucK out: uy rren- iinA. i. uy oirtsit.. i. uni.n nan; wood lime: i:. umpire: u Laughlln. Detroit Defeats Waahlnglea. DETROIT. June 18. Mullen kent VLnmt, Ington's hlta well scattered this afternoon and a base on balls to Delehanty developed Into Washington's only xyn. Attendance, ocore; ...... . ., DETROIT. ' WASHINGTON. R.H O A E. Rrsn. ef 0 1 I t Wolr-t's. lb. I I 1 1 UelAD'ly, It., 1 R.H.O.A.E Brrett, el... Ill HolmsA, rf... 420 Elh.rt.ld, a I I I I Dillon, lb.... 1 I II 1 Cam?, lb.... 1 I 4 0 HsrlAjr. II.... 0 110 OlAAAAS, lb.. 0 I 1 0 BuaIow, s.... 0 111 MullAB, p.... 11110 KelstAr. lb. Coushlls. AS. 'ra, lb.... uh, rt risrks, c PAttAU, p.... Ortk I 0 1 t 0 1 I Touis ... 4 io n ii o Totals ... 1 ( 14 11 0 Batted for Patten In ninth Detroit 10031000 i wasnington u o o u 0 0 1 O 01 ThTIWhiM , 4 1 . Rapnll Tl.ln IThMm. Base hit: Mullen. Sacrifice hit: Cawv otoien Dass: uieason. nases on balls: Off Mullen. 2: off Patten. 3. Left on bases Detroit. 4: Waahlngton. I. Struck out: By Mullen, 1: by Patten, 2. Double plays: lougnun to iveister to vsrey. vna pitcnes: ratten, 2. Time: 1:46. Umpire: Johnatone Burkett Makes Home Raa, ST. LOUIS. June 18. Burkett hit tha first ball pitched by Shields today for a home run over tne riant nem fence and the Browns won by pounding out five run in the first and fourth Innings. Sugden was put out of the game by the umpire and Ma loney'a finger waa spilt. In tne emergency triel was sent Denina tne pat, wailnce going in, tnougn cnppiea. Attendance, l.aou. core: ST. LOUIS. BALTIMORE R.H.O.A.E. Keller, ef.... 1 1 1 0 0 Selbscb. If... 1 I 1 0 0 Williams, lb. 0 1110 Mousua. lb.. 0 1 0 1 Seymour, rt.. 0 110 Hrrsa'k'B, 0. 0 S I Orler. lb. (iilhrrt, a Shields, p R H.O.A E Burkett, II... 1 1 I 0 H.ropnlll, rt. I 1 1 s o Heldrlrk. Il 1 I I I I And.rson, lb. 1 I 4 0 1 rn.l, k-e... s 1 s l s kcO'l, a. lb. 1 1 0 t 0 Peddea, lb.. 1 3 1 1 SviSd.0. .... 1 PewAll. p. MAioney, , 0 0 1 0 0 0 111 Howell, p. Totals 0 111 114 4 , 1 110 ,4 14 14 14 I Wallace, ea . 1 1 0 ToUls ... 14 IT t I St. Louis 30 0. 31001 -l Baltimore 2104)0000 34 Earned runs: St Louis. : Baltimore. 4 Two-base hits: Frlel, Padden. Wallace, Belbtch. Qllbert. Ibree-baae bit: Ander- aon. Home run: Burkett. Double nlsvi Williams to Gilbert to McOann. raised ball: Sugden. Stolen baaea: JleMrlc Frlel. Kelly. Belbach. Seymour. Gilbert Wild pitch: Powell. Baaea cn balls: Off Powell, 3; off Shields, L Struck out; By Howell. I. by Powell. 1. Innings pitched Shields. 4: Howell, 4. Ift on bases: St Louis, 4; Baltimore, . Time: 1:M. Umpire Connolly. Rata at Chleae. CHICAOO. June 18. Chicago-Philadelphia game postponed on aocouni oi rain. taaeUac of the Teams. Played. Won. I -out P.C Chicago 44 28 1 . .63 Philadelphia b z it .67 Boston 49 27 22 .561 St. Louis 45 23 23 . 48 Detroit 3 24 - .4 Baltimore 49 22 27 . 44 Washington 4 ri n . .m Cleveland W 20 30 .40) Games today: Philadelphia at St. Louis, Baltimore at Chicago, Washington at Cleveland, uosien at ueiroii IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Hashey Was lavlaelble aad Had Ce lambaa at Hla Merry, XV Im alaaj fof Toledo,' TOLEDO, June 18. Hughey was Invln clble today and had the Columbus team a Ua mercy. Seven of the eight run In the ESSn Woodruff, If. B.hh. lb... Klhm. lb.. Kellum, p. Fos. lb.... O'Piien, ss. rt... 110 olcirmer, cf.. R.H.aA.E. 0 0 10 0 0 110 0 III OjQsnlton, lb.. 0 1 10 0 0 10 0 0 Mantel. lb...O 0 4 1 0 0 0 1 0 riournor. If. 4 0 1 1 I I I I 0 1 t 1 I 0 0 1 Tannrhlll, as. 1 1 I 0 SrhriTsr, e... o l s o o Srhaub, lb... 0 1 1 0 1 riahertr. p.. I 0 1 4 Kuhna. ef.... 1 0 4 0 0 Heydon, C... 1110 0 ToUls ...llin t ol Totals ...1 t 14 II I Indlanapolla 14001000 8 Louisviua uuuuuvui u i Left on bases: Louisville. 5: Indianap olis, 7. Two-bsse hit: Flaherty. Three base hits: Woodruff, Fox. Babb. Double lays: Flournoy to Tannehlll to Bcnauo, Ftrlen to Fox. Struck out: Bv Flaherty. 1: bv Kellum. 1. Hit by pitched ball: O'Brien. First base on balla: Off Flaherty, 3. Time of game: 1:45. umpire wusKeii. Kansas City Wins la Eleventh. MINNEAPOLIS. June 18. Kansas City won an eleven-Inning game through Smith's home run, scoring Nance. Both teams f layed the fastest ball seen here tor some Ime. Breyette's disastrous error In the sixth nractlcally lost the game to the heme team. McDonald pitched a strong game. Attendance, 946. Score: MINNEAPOLIS. I KANSAS CITT. R.H.O.A.E. I R.H.O.A.E. Grant, lb.... 11110 Nance, rf.-... 1110 0 Phyle. lb.... 0 1111 Gardr. lb.... 0 0 110 Lynch, er.... 1 1 1 v v smlta, li a a a v e Worden, lb.. 0 1 II 0 0 Leave, as.... 0 110 Wllmot. rl... 0 0 11 lOor, rf 110 0 0 McFArland. If 0 1 10 0 Bevllle. .... 0 1111 Zaluakl, e.... 1 I t 1 Rothfusa. lb. 1 1 II 1 0 Brerette, AS.. 0 0 1 1 1 MrBrtde, lb.. 1114 0 Plaaemler, p. 0 0 0 I 0 McDonald, p. 0 t 1 I 0 Brers 0000 01 ChADAlakl, p. 0 0 0 I 0 Totals ... 4 1 M 11 1 ToUls ... 4 I H 15 II Batted for Flggemler In seventh. Kansas City... 0001120000 24 Minneapolis .. Z000001100 04 Earned runs: Kansas Cltv. 2. Two-base hits: Grant, Leewe, Gear, Rothfus. Home run: Smith. First base on balls: Off Mc Donald. 6: off Fiarsemler. 2: off Chanelskl. 3. Hit by pitched ball: By McDonald, 1; by unapelskl, l. struck out: uy McDon ald, 6; by Flggemler, 1; by Chapelskl, 4. Left on bases: Minneapolis, 9; Kansas City, 11. Stolen bases: Lynch, McFarland, Zaluskl. Werden, Gear, Rothfus. Sacrifice hits: Phyle. Flggemler, McDonald. Grady. Time of game: 3:15. Umpire: Ward. Standing of the Teams. Played. Won. Lost. P.C. Louisville 49 32 17 . 6.3 St. Paul 48 30 18 .625 IndlanaDOlls 47 - 27 9) .674 Columbus 50 28 ii .560 Kansas City 49 n z .48 Milwaukee 49 22 27 .449 Minneapolis 48 18 30 . 375 Toledo 47 14 33 . 298 Games today: Kansas City at Minne apolis, Milwaukee at St. Paul, Columbus at lnaianapons, loieao at jouisviue. POLICE WILL PLAY BALL TODAY Bachelors and Benedicts Will Meet la Contest at Vinton Street Park. Thla is "fans" day In Omaha. In the ab sence of "Papa" BUI Rourke'a rangers two Dase Dan teams rrom tne ponce iorce, the Bachelors and Benedicts, will occupy the rilamond at Vinton Street nark this afternoon, game being called at 2:30. It is expected that the "fans" will turn out In large numbers and cheer both the nines on to victory, lor eacn team nas given it out that It is going to win. The admission is to be 26 cents and the proceeds devoted to the auditorium fund. CaDtaln Her will Dlay with the unmarried men, as Mrs. Her fs away from home, and will occupy the box for that aggregation. Captain Hayes Is to perform similar honors for the married men and each officer will captain his respective team, but It is under stood oeiorenana mac ne to oe assistea on the coaching lines by eight deep chested and expansive-lunged bluecoats. Mayor Moores will umpire the game and Is to nave as his personal bodyguard the re mainder of the policemen who are not In the game or on special service over tne city. to do slab work for one of the teama In view of his former celebration as a pitcher. tut the cmer declines to oe tempted, say ing that his reputation was made In a hay field and not on the diamond. The chief, however, has consented to be present and see that no -bases are stolen. It Drobably should be ststed that not all the proceeds will go to swell the fund for the erection of an auditorium building, as the teams have exacted the agreement that they are to nave enough or the gate recelDts with which to Day for the dinner after the war Is over. The lines of defense will be as follows: Benedicts. Position. Bachelors. Harald Pitcher Iler Morrison Catcher McDonald Flsk First bsse Rlna- Cunnlngham ...Second baae Jackson Dunn, J. T Third hase Severance Havey Shortstop Rlnn Deverees Rlghtfleld Sandstrom Reynolds Leftneid Rentfrow Ferris Centerfleld McCarthy Taylor Substitutes Ihey Delahanty Shields LamDert Mansfield Brown Kepjro Kino Beata ladlaae. SIOUX CITT. Ia.. June 18.-(Speclal Tel egram.) The famous Flandreau Indian team and the equally well known colored sluggers from Aljtona played here this morning on the Riverside diamond. Ths colored men were victors, with a score of 8 to t In a seven-inning gam. The bat ting or Dotn teams was sensational. Bat teries: Flandreau, Emerson and Felix; Al gona, Jonas and Burnea. Score: Algona 1 1 1 0 1 ( Flandreau 0 0 0 0 1 0 7-4 The Sioux Falls Canaries defeated the Sioux City league team here today with a score of 5 to f. Score: Sioux Falls 0010031 0-t Sioux City 0 1 0 4 0 0 0 0 0-t SMALL PART OF PERSONAL PROPERTY ASSESSED Millions of Dollars in Property Escape Taxation in Nebraska Startling Condition of Affairs that Ought to Be Remedied Without Delay tlssaed ander Aathorlly of the Railroads of Nebraska.) In the flrnt article w hich we published we cnlled at tention to the fact that all railroad property, their earn ings and their operations were reported periodically In such manner that any Information regardlug their value or operation was easily obtained, and tbat this feature worked a great Injustice to them In matters of taxation, from the fact thnt a private corporation, or a person, can refrain from returning his property for taxes, and tbat under the Constitution and laws of the State of Ne braska there was no way of compelling discovery of In formation. We give below a table of some remarkable figures In regard to this feature of the question, and will continue to give some comparisons between the amounts re turned for taxation In 1900 and the amounts returned to the "census enumerator In the same year. In the mat ter of live stock, the following table from the last cen sus is Interesting: RKTtRAS FOR NEBRASKA. Horses Cattle Mules , Sheep , Hogs . Assessors In 1900. 03O95 2.169,409 41.930 S71.275 1.752,163 Left Off Census Assessment 1900. 863.939 3.220.242 68.994 617.229 4,221,094 Rolls. 226.944 1,050,833 17,031 145.954 2,468,931 When It Is considered that the value of livestock for 1900 was reported at $i."9 for horses, fi.Uti for cattle, f7.41 for mules. $0.47 for sheep and $0.99 for hogs, and then take Into consideration the fact that this great number as shown above was omitted entirely from as sessment, It makes a startling showing. Were the animals assessed that had been omitted from the assessment rolls in 1900, It would have in creased the assessment value of livestock by $9,116, 301.13, even when extended at the remarkably lovr valuations given above. As it was, over SS per cent of all the live stock values of the State tveit omitted entirely in that year. Other Interests make no better showing. The . following Intrests In the state returned for taxation in 1900 the amounts given below: Moneys of bankers and brokers $677,650 Credlta of bankers and brokers 267.093 Moneys of other than brokers, etc... 698,112 Credlta other than brokers, etc 637,993 Shares of capital stock of companies. 83,676 Manufacturers' tools. Implements and machines 268,367 It Is confusing to see the amount of money, cred its, stocks, bonds, etc., returned in the Bank Register and other sources of Information regarding banks and brokers and try to connect them with the amount of wealth returned for taxation, and when It Is found that the manufacturers report $71,982,127 as being Invested In their business, with $23,201,5&3 worth of machinery, tools and Implements, it makes the sums returned for taxation look ridiculous. It Is evident that not one-third of the personal property In the state Is returned at all for taxation, and Jlint fully one-quarter of the tangible visible property thnt assessors should see and estimate In their returns is omitted through carelessness. If all the property of the State were Included In tax returns, Nebraska would show more than $1(U per capita for taxation which Is the lowest of any of the western or northern states. Cretghtoa Avalaaehes Waosa. CREIGHTON. Neb., June 18 tSpectal.l Wuusa barely escaped a shut-out here tooay, tne noma team playing superb ball. Score: R H E. Crelghton I 0 0 0 6 0 1 2 10 11 3 Wausa 0 00100000 1IT Batteries: Crelghton, W. Eada and Downs; N auaa, f orstDurg and Dryer. baltlna- for Ihe locals, making three three- base hits and practically winning his own game, umpire: . a. Turner or I or lorn. Thrre-I League. At Evansvllle Rockford, (: Evanavllle. t. At Terre Haute Davenport, 3; Terre nauie. i. At Decatur Decatur. T: Cedar RaDlds. t. At Bloomlngton Bloomlnglon-Rock Is- iana game postponec Chicago Katleaal Gets Laadgrea. CHICAOO Juna 1 TH T. Tjialiia former atar pitcher for the University of lUlauUe base bail team, signed wlvb til Per Cent of Railroad Valuation to Total Valuation of State. In Nebraska 15.40 per cent In Minnesota 9.94 per cent In Missouri 7.90 per cent In Wisconsin . 7.54 per cent In Iowa - 8.42 per cent In Illinois 9.98 per cent Chicago National league club today and joined the team at Cincinnati. FANS' GALA DAY AT HUMBOLDT Rosslsg Ceremonies Precede Game la Which Locals Are' Worsted at Hands of Forelgaers." HITMBOLDT. Neb.. June 18. (Special.) The base ball season was opened yesterday In this city with considerable ceremony and an exciting game, although the home team had its banner trailed In the dust. Plavera from Tecumseh and Table Rook combined and were too much for the locals, with their lack of practice. Visitors were present from all the sur rounding towns, the business houses closed during the game and altogether It was a regular holiday. At 2:30 the teams formed In line ana marcnea to tne oan para, headed bv the Humboldt band and the mayor and other distinguished citizens in automobiles and carriages. The day was nn Ideal one and at 3:30, when the game was called, the park had the largest crowd It has held for many a day. The mayor aeuverea tne nrsi nan rrom the box at the opening of the game, while the cltv marshal held the stick and the manager worked behind the bat. The ball passed between the home plate and first base and Mayor Nlms drew vigorous ap plause from the fans. 1 ne local team nas oeen wmrwnai wmb ened bv the removal of one or two arood players, but Manager I'nland promisee to have It In first-class shape In time for the next match. Attendance, 600. Score: R.H.E. Tecumseh 1 0 1 0 t 0 0 0 05 7 2 Humboldt u o v u u o u u u u s 4 Ritterles: Tecumseh. Townsend and Buf- fum; Humboldt, Linn and Begrlst. Struck out: By Linn, ; by Townsend, 9. Bases on balls: Off Linn. 1: off Townsend. 0. Three-bsse hit: Fets. Two-base hit: Buf fum. Time: 1:20. Umpire: Klrke of Sioux City. In Soothern Association. At Blrmlnrham Nashville. 10: Birming ham, 4. At New Orleans New Orleans. 6: Shreve- port, !. FIREMEN HAVE A BIG TIME Maple Valley Tonraaasent Attracts a Lsrge Attendance to See Races. ONAWA. Ia.. June 11 (Special Tele gramsThe Maple Valley firemen's tourna ment at Early, la., looay was attended Dy about 4,000 people. The Logan department led the parade, followed by Onawa. Ida Grove, Correctlonvllle, Wall Lake. Battle Creek, Odebolt, Bchaler and Carroll In the order named. At the business meeting held after the parade Carroll was selected aa the place for holding the next tourna ment over Schaler, Holsteln and Wall Lake, ueorge w. waiton was elected f resident, Frank Belter of Carroll secre ary and William Wurnereck of Battle Creek treasurer. Ixgan won the prise for the beat appear ance of any department in the parade and l a iron tor tne largest numoer. lewla Duer of Battle Creek. Lon Radefer of Ida Grove and J. A. Barr were appointed timers and the Judges were Julius Ruber of Ida Grove. J. H. Finn of Carnarvan and E. D. Tulton of Early. Results: Rtralaht-awav race: Onawa won first In 0:23 1-5. Odebolt second In 0:23 2-6, Carroll third In 0:23 1-6. Amateur race: Schaler won Id 0:271-5. Carroll second In 0:30 4-6. Chiefs rsce. 100 yards: Harlow of Onswa won in 0:114-6; Love 1 1 or Lake City second, Wscener of Ida Grova third. Association race: Schaler waa first, but msde no coupling and received no time; Odebolt second In 0:27 1-6. Carroll third in 0::. Leaders' rsce: Won by Williams of Onawa, who ran the 200 yards In 0:19 2-6; Pady of Schaler aecond, Pluta of Odebolt imra. Novelty rare: Onawa won in 0:20 4-S. Odebolt aecond In 0:30 2-6, Schaler third In 030. Onawa, with Paine and Ropes, won the coupling contest; Schaler second, Odebolt third. Time: 0:4 1-6. The hu'y and hub race was awarded to Onawa, which was on the ground ready to run and no one appeared against them. The tournament was a decided success end Early provided for everybody In good ua pa. WINKFIELD NEARLY LOST LIFE MeChesney . Fell, Throwlac Rider Agalast Fence aad Serleasly lalarlasj Hint. CHICAOO, June 11 J. B. Respess' Belles Commoner, an nutAlder In the betting In the American Derby, which will be run .v . u m . " " v.iu7 ,11.1 spe cial today at Harlem. The colt ran a mar- awvi vvvviua suite aoi oas eighth In 1:53 2-5 and won In a gallop by three lengths. John A. Drake's Wyeth, In a desperate drive, beat out Luclen Appleby by a nose. Prowl, who was fourth, was beaten by ten lengths. Crusado, second choice in the American Derby, quit after he had run a mile. The race came near causing the death of Jockey Wlnkfleld. He had the mount on 8. C. Hlldreths MeChesney, who, ooupled with Luclen Appleby, was favorite, at l to 2. At the half mile flole MeChesney fell, throwing Wlnkfleld against the rail. Wink field's right leg was Injured badly and his collarbone was broken. MeChesney slid about thirty feet, but was seemingly un injured except for a cut on his nose. He limped slightly on arising, but the limp disappeared In a few strides. The accident will prevent MeChesney starting In the American Derby and Wlnkfleld will be unable to ride any more this season. The withdrawal of Abe Frank, Otis and Lord Quex left a field of seven to go to the post for the race, which was run as the third in order to escape a threatening rainstorm. Hlldreth s entry. MoChesnev and Luclen Appleby, were made favorites, at 7 to 10,' with Crusado second choice, at 5 to 1. Belles Commoner came next In favor, at 7 to 1. Wyeth was quoted at 12 to 1, and rrowi ana uienwater at so to l each. With the Bowler's. In the first games of the series between M. R. Huntington and W. W. Hartley and W. H. Emery and '-plumber" Read last night on Clark's alleys the former won by 16$ pins. Score: 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. Tot Huntington 170 202 264 222 ISO l.OfS Hartley ,....163 166 224 136 203 &91 Totals Emery ... iKead Totals ....333 868 478 387 8A3 1,899 ....181 171 187 1 88 169 S8 ....166 140 188 187 166 847 ....347 SlT 7T StT iST 1J33 END IS ALMOST IN SIGHT (Continued from First Page.) Neely and Reeves. That provision was lost In conference. Nevertheless, he did not be lieve the gentlemen on the other side should seek to prevent by a technicality the return of money taken from the Cuban treasury "Illegitimately, Illegally and In violation of law." "You cannot cry this matter down," said Mr. Bartlett, addressing the republican side. "You might as well face it now. I com mend to the country this effort on the part of the other side of the house to smother every attempt to Investigate the situation of affairs In Cuba." When Mr. Cannon declined to withdraw his point of order Mr. Bartlett withdrew the amendment. Mr. Bingham, republican of Pennsylvania, then offered an amendment propoalng that the atate claima for expeneea Incurred in raising volunteers in statea like Pennsyl vania, Maine, New Hampshire and other statea, should be reopened and reaudlted on the basis of the auditing of the claims of Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Ohio and Illinois. Mr. Underwood, democrat of Alabama, made a point of order against the amend ment and it was sustained. Tha bill then was passed. MyStomach "It feels so uncomfort able. Food distresses me. I get blue and despondent. I fear it is my heart. But my doctor says it's my stomach." And what did your doctor tell you to take? Ayer's Sarsaparllla? Quite likely, for he knows, ao .,!'. Tben the liver Is wrong, everything it wrong. The digestion is weak. The disposition is weak. The nerves' ere weak. Nothing acts well. Just one of Ayer's Pills each night will make these wrong things right. U caaU. J. C iTLl CO.. Levtil. SUIT AGAINST GENERAL OTIS Is Alleged to Have Published Libelous Article Against Governor Gage of California. LOS ANGELES, Cel., June 18. Papers were filed today In the superior court of Lob Angeles county by Oovernor Henry T. Sage against the Tlmes-Mlrror company, publishera of the Los Angeles Times, and Harrison Gray Otis, president of the com pany, asking $100,000 damages and costs of suit for the publication of an alleged libelous article concerning the plaintiff. which waa reprinted from tha San Fran cisco Call. If warm weather makes you feel weary you may be aure your aystem needs cleans ing. Use Prickly Ash Bitters before the hot' weather arrives; it will put the stomach, liver and bowels In order and help you through the heated term. THE REALTY MARKET. INSTRUMENTS filed In the county clerk's office, June 18: Warranty Deeds. XV. H. Sick and husband to Henry Schumacher, w28 feet of lota 1 and t, block , Klrkwood add t 1.400 Edward CasMdy and wife to Maggie Cummtngs, eVi of lot 7, block 9. aec ond add to Mount Douglas 100 Atlantic Realty association to Tolf Hanson, lots 1 and 3, block 10, Be mis park 2.SO0 J. H. Evans and wife to Paul Lleb- -era and wife, lot 4, block 07, Credit Fonder add 600 Margaret Bralnard to Patrick Hop kins and wife, nH of lot 8, block 96. South Omaha 1,600 Lydla Staberg and husband to Ma tilda Llndblom, lot 10, block 7, Pop pleton park 1 Stella O. Brown and husband to Alice Jewett e feet of v. 66 feet of lota 10 and 11. block 94, South Omaha.. X0 dalt Claim Deeds. Isabel B. Bell and husband to D. T. Percy, undivided H of sH of n2 feet of wllH4 feet of sVfe of lot 30, J. I. Redlck's add and undivided 4 of sw of n82 feet of aft of block 11, J. I. Redlck's sub 1 Isabel 8. Bell and husband to O. C. Moses, undivided H of n of n82ft feet of W11KH feet of nto of lot 20, J. I. Redlck's add, and undivided H of n414 feet of sft of block 11, J. I. RedlckTB aub 1 Commercial National bank to aame, undivided 1-i of same 1 Nelson Royal to J. E. Bailey, wM feet of aublot 7. In lot 1, In 21-15-18.. 1 Commercial National bank to D. T. Percy, undivided 1-a of aame prop erty aa in deed from Bell to Percy, above 1 Total amount of transfers $7,708 A gay picnic cannot be held without a few bottles of Cook's Champagne, Imperial Extra Dry. It Is aparkling and delicloua. ABSOLUTE SECURITY. Genuine Carter's Little Liver Pills. Must Bear Signature) of doe Pse-gl arils Wrapper B sissy. TetrraaaaU totaka aa safaje. CARTERS rot iuoacsl nil DIZZINESS. nn biuousress. FOITCRriOLIVM. fOICQMSTirATIOI. FOR SALLOW SKI I. FOR TMlCOMPLUrSI CURK tlOIC HKABAOJHtV A Sim 0P BEAUTY IS A JOT F01EVE1 R.T. FELIX GOL'BAL'D'S ORIENTAL CREAM. OR MAGICAL BEAUTIFIER. Removes Taa, PWbaIas. rrecklsa, Moth PrntoHsa. Rash aad Skin at m. and evsrs 1 blemish ea beauty, and dflAS dstee. tiea. 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