THE OMAHA DAILY )IF,Ei TIIXHISDAT, J Ulli 4, 1002.
CAME WON IN B13TH INSINC
Omaha Capturaa Bacoad of ft. Joaapa
Bariat by Hard PulL
FIREWORKS DISPLAYED FROM END TO END
Cont Fall of Glaarer aai Marked
; by a Series of Clreas Plays la
Which Both Teas
Took Part.
With on man out In tha Blnth Inning
and tha aeora m tla, Oscar Or ham hit to
left field for a alngla and Dolaa flaw from
second to homo with tha third and winning
run from Omaha In yesterday's jama with
St Joaaph. tha aacond of tha serlee. Oca-
ham'a hit waa promptly fielded by Belden,
who mads a fine throw to tho Plata that
certainly would hare eut off Dolaa had
not tha wily ahort atop made a moat re
tnarkable run and lone elide.
It waa a tight, up-hill fight? mo of thoee
game which aaemad to bo lost to tha homo
team until tbo very lest. Tho rlkttora
aurted out with their rona 1 tho flrtt
Inning, but atopped In tho second, never
bring able to seer after that Inning. Omaha
waa blanked until the alxth. When a single
by Brown and a double by Stone gave them
one run. In tha seventh, their lucky In
ning, Graham bunted, beating tha ball to
firat, a tola second and went home on
wild throw by Roth. Oscar had two er
rors' chalked up to him In center, very
coatly ones, too, for one let In a run, but he
more than redeemed hlmeelf at the bat by
turning tho tide In tha seventh Inning and
winning the game la tha ninth.
Captain .Stewart, was In the game With
his old-tlms rim, and aared the day In tha
eighth Inning, when, with a man on aeo
ond base. Roth, for tha visitors made I
line drlre that looked tike a double or
triple, at least It would hare been enough
to hare sent tha runner ahead of him seroas
the plate had not Stewart headed It off by
a remarkable run back Into center field.
Stewart and Stone each contributed
double to tha day's festlvltl.
'Pears mado a great one-handed atop of
a red hot grounder from Maher'a bat in
the fifth, which brought down tha boards
He ran a good dlatance for tho ball, which
waa traveling at lightning speed, anatehed
It with his bare hand and put it first to
Brown, who had traveled all the way from
the alab In time to retire Mr. Maher. These
phenomenal plays, with a one-handed catch
by Hall of a hot ; liner from Oondlng, In
' . Jected aoma stellar features Into tha game.
Attendance, 1,500. Score:
OMAHA.
AB. R. H. O. A.
Carter, rf..:.... ........ .1 0 1 1 0
Uenlna, 3b.... 4 0 0 I 1
gt na, If............. 4 0 I I 0
Dolan, . 4 1 Oil
Stewart, lb I I t
Peare, lb..,.., 4 0 0 I
Graham, cf 4 1 t 0 0
O. ndlng, o I 9 1
Brown, p,.,. ( 1 1 t t
Totals
ti t
8T. JOSEPH.
AB. R.
7 27 14
H.
1
1
1
1
O.
A,
ndcr and defeated tho locals hv 4 to 1.
The features of tha game were splendid
running catohea by Buwerman, Jones aod
Lktan, Attendanoe, 1,800. Scores
iw York. i Brooklyn.
B. H.O.A.B R.H.O. A W.
onet. It 1 I t hazard. It.. 14
I Kaslar, rf.... Ctt
i.i, a a 1
4lrajii. ... e
i
i
fir disputing a called strike.
1,000. Score;
ST. UT1R.
R.H O.A.B
Attendance,
Mrorsw, m.
MrOase, Ik.. I
Bro1la, ft....
U4m, a
Smith, lb.... a
tna, rf a
Bowsnasn, a. I
Tartar, p.... a
a i
It
ii
a a
Total
4 4 lit 4
r.rrll. .... I
Mrsarr, IB 4 I 14
Irwin, lb ... 4 1
Wheelor, Ik., a I
Hufhaa, ... a i a
Kitwa a a a
Nichols. Ik.. I 4 II t Claras, If.... I tit
fmlth. ef.... 1 14 Baasmoot, et 8 8
Karrlar, If .. I I 1 Pllrher, In.. t I I
DonAraa. rf I I M I Wasnar, rf.. I t 1 a
rarrtll, lb... 1 1 4 4 Branillslil, lb I 111 1
Krus-r. aa . . 1 1 1 4 1 Bark, lb.... 4 1 8
Hart mas, lb. till 4 Inarnf, as... 1 I a 4
O'Nall. 4 4 I a I Blmmar. ... 4 14 4
larks, p.... 1 11 tliianr, .... tat
Dnftanf. .... 1 ft
Totals ...MM nil llTannehlll, rf. 4 t t 4
Totals ... 1 lltU I
'Batted for Hushes In tho ninth.
New York 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0-4
Brocklyn 0 i 1 0 I M N
Flrat baae on errors: Brooklyn I: New
Torn, t. 1eft on base! Brooklyn, S; New
fork. 1 Two-baa hit! Mctltnn. Stolen
baaea: Bowerman (I), Keeler. Double playt
l-auder, McOraw and McOann. Sacrifice
hit: Smith, I: Taylor. Flrat baae on ball:
By Hughes, 4; by Taylor, I. Hit by
pitched ball: By Hushea, 1; by Taylor. 8.
Struck out: Bv Hushes. I: by Taylor. 4.
Faaaed ball: Farrell, Tim 1:00. Umpire:
Emails.
At Chicago Chicago-Cincinnati gams
postponed; rain. - . .
taadlas mt tho TOaaas.
Plaved.
Pittsburg ....
Brooklyn ....
Chicago ......
Boston
Cincinnati ...
St. Louis
I'hliciirhla
New Tofk J8 v M 41
names today: Cincinnati at Chicago.
New Tork at Brooklyn, Philadelphia at
Boston, Pittsburg at St Louts.
Won.
. S9
47
3 VJ?
74
7
,7
Loet.
. 17 -.
P.C.
Totals ... 4 I M II I
Kt Tiula 1 1 1 t 1 0 1 0 10
Pittsburg 1 000001 1 4
Earned runs: Ft Ixuls, 8. Two-base
hit: Nichols. Sacrifice hits: Kruger.
riltchey. Double play: Kruger to Farrell
to Nichols. Stolen bases: Nichols, Hart
man. Hit by pitcher: By Terke. 1: by
Doheny. 1. Wild pitch: Doheny. Banes on
balla: Oft Terkea, J: oft Doheny, 1. btruck
out: By Yerkea, 1; by Leevr, 8: by
Doheny, I. Left on baaea: St. Louis, 5;
Pittaburg, 7. Inning pitched: By Leever,
4; by Doheny, 4. Bse hlta: Off Leever, I;
off Doheny, 7. Time: 1:46. Umpire: Brown.
Loalsvlll Takes Two.
LOUISVILLE, July 23. Loulnvllle won
two hotly contested same from Columbua
today. Both were pitchers' battlee. Con
secutive ' hitting won the flrat, while luck
ngurea largely in me resuu oi in aecona.
Attendance, 4,000. Score:
33
SI
u
14
Mi
.444
.427
.411
LOUISVILLE.
B H.O.A.B
Rarwln, rf... 4 t I 1
Bonner, as... 4
Odall, cf t
riournor, cl.
Gannon, lk., 4
grhauk, lb... t
Or mar. Ik...
Srkiisrar, a., t
vunsi, p.... l
COLUMBCS.
R. H.O.A.B.
Hart, cf t
Vlox, as...... 1
Orlm. lb I 1
Mi-Karl's, rf. 4 t
Turner, lb... t 4
Knoll, If I
iBchaatika, lb I
tlFoz. t 4
t Thomas, t I
! 4
a i
1 4
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Totals
GAMES teJfS"!
hUUa rttohoa Great Ball, ? la
Oae laalac, ht Bdtl
aaore "Wtaa. '
BALTIMCRB. July U.-8hields pltehsd
the first seven Innlnas of today asm
agalnat th Chicago Amarleah League club
witnout snowing a nit or a run, wun toe
laat four Innings of yeaterday't game with
Detroit, In which he did the asm, he per
formed the feat of pitching eleven straight
innings without a hit or a run. Chicego
gave tne locals a scare in in eignin in
ning today, but could not quite reach. At
tendance. I.el4, Score: - .
BALTlMORg. i , CMICAOO. -
r. H.Q.A. 9,! R H O A. B.
1(44 atrsng. lb... t t t I I
I batik, If... I 1 I t t Jonas, or lis
II llama, lb. 1 V 1 4 Oraon, rf..... 4 1114
.rart s. ill i I I Dana, ss I i I 1 I
a an it 4' Touis ... 1 1 14 1 1
0 1 ID M M !
0 0100000 0-1
Left on baaea: Louisville, 6; Columbus,
T. Stolen banes: Bchaub, vlox, Orlm
Struck out: By Dunkle, a. Flrat baae on
ball: By Thomas, 1. Timet 1:40. Umpire:
Dickens.
Score, second game:
LOUISVILLE. COLUMBUS.
R.H.O.A.E.I R. H.O.A.B
Kanrln, rf...
Bonner, a...
OJalt. cf
flaamoy. If.,
Gannon, lb.,
tukaufc, lb...
C'lmar, lb...
Srias, e
Com, f.
Ill
4 1 11
4 t 1
1 Hart, lb-cf.. 4 I
t Vioi. as 4 1
4 Orlm, el-lb.. 4 t
1 MrFarland, rf
1 Turner, lb... t 4
I Knoll, cf-lf.. 1 1
t Rrhaattks, lb I I
t Tun, s t 1
t Ballay, 0 I
It.
4 4
1
t a a a
-7
M or art
Robinson, .. t I 1 Mart, It.,.. I
Arndt, rt 1111 I. hall, b.... 1
Howall. lb... 4 1114 Dalr, lb 1
wiita. tb... a 4 a a asuum, t.,
Sklalda. .... 4 14 1 4 Oarrln, ...,4
Callahan, p.. I
Totals 1 U Mil 1
' Touts ..v 4 (Mil
Baltimore I I 10 10 0
Cnicaco 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Sacrifice hlta: Williams (t). Two-baee
hlta: Gilbert, McFarland, Sullivan, J one.
Three-base hit: Daly. Double play: Green
to Iebell. First base on bajla: Off Garvin,
1; off Callahan, a; oft Shields, ! Struck
out: By Shields, 1' by Callahan, 1. Left on
bases: Baltimore, 1; Chicago, t. Time; 1:46.
Umpire: Johnstoa.
Washlagrtoa Beats Clevolaad.
VVASHINOTON, July .-Waahlngton
found Moere'a delivery In the fourth In
ning. This, togetner wun some iooe play
ing by Cleveland enabled the home team to
win tne most Interesting game of the sea
Sun. Patten waa steady, with men on
bases. Attendance, l,M6. Score:
WASHIXOTON. I ' CLEVELAND.
R.H.O.A.B I B..H. U.A.E.
'Bar. er 1
llBrsillsr, lb.. Ill
Thomas.
, TUU ...4 I IT 14 II '
Total ... I 10 14 It
Loulsvlll 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 -
Columbus 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 04
Left on base: Louisville. 3: Columbua,
(. Two-baa hit: Schaetake. Thres-bano
hit: Bnlea. Double Diay: Coona to Bon
ner to Gannon. Stolen basea: Kerwln (2).
Struck out: By Bailey, J; by Coons, 1. Hit
cy pitcher: Klournoy. Basea on balls: Off
Bailey. 1; off Coona, 1. Paased ball: By
Bpiea, l. rime: i:ao. umpire: jjicKens.
Milwaukee "Win Both.
MILWAUKEE, July M.-Mllwaukee took
a double-header this afternoon from St.
Paul. Th first gam waa a pitcher' bat
tle. In which McMackln had tne most luck.
Coaan and Geler collided In the fifth and
had to Htlr. The home team tried a new
southpaw In the second, Jacobaon of Port
Washington, who had the visitors guessing
ail tne time. Attendance, tw. score:
MILWAUKEE. ST. PAUL.
R. H.O.A.B I R. H.O.A.B
Duncan. ... 1 lit Oalar, ss..... I 4114
c Bhan'n, cr-io l
l.Lumler, rf... 1
llblllard. lb... 4
0 Huns' a. Ib-aa
gram,) The Haskell Indians and Kearney
ball team put up a very fine game of ball
this afternoon at thla place and Kearney
bi-nt the Indians by a score of to 4. Bat-
terlea; Kearney. Saline and Burmanj In
dians, Gardner and Fella. Umpire: Sullivan.
BpriaBleld Wis! Two Trta.
SPRINGFIELD. Neb.. July fA (Special )
Springfield played Its first game on the
trip at ureenwooa on inonaay ana won oy
a score of I to 4. Score:
ri.H.B.
Springfield 0 SOOtOOlO-Sfl
Greenwood 4 0000000414
Rattertea: Snrlncfleld. Clement and Bates:
Greenwood, liallinger and Stevenson.
The second game on tne trip was piayea
St Wahoo Tuesday, Springfield winning out
in me tenia inning vr mors oi to o.
BCOr8! R II. E.
Springfield ...0 0 M M II I Mil I
rvahoo ouvwueuv i o s a
Batteries: Springfield, Pflug and Nichol
son; wahoo. Keen ana jonnson,
Fnllertoa Mlat front Palsner.
FTTTt TtlTnM Vh .Tlilv 9H .BnaMll 1.
By a score of i to I Fujlerton routed the
Fanner Das nan team on tne grounus 01
the locals yesterday afternoon. Attend
ance, mo. Score;
Fullerton 0 1 1 1 1 0 J 7 10 4
Palmer t....O 0010001 0-1 IS
Rattertea: Fullerton, Stlnson and Speen;
Palmer, Pine and D. Snyder. Fullerton
slugged out a couple of two-base bits.
Time: 1:66. Umpire: Relmers.
Randolph -Pests Wlin,
WAVTOA Till,' n fflnMl.1 I A
game of base ball between Ranooipn ana
wausa waa won by the foreigners. Score,
0 to 0. The feature of the game was the
fine nunlltv of Ditching by Gilliam for Ran
dolph, allowing the locals but two hits, one
of wnlcn waa a aouoie ny AiDerts. imi
terlds: Randolph, Gilliam and Shaffer;
Wausa, Gilmore and Hayes. .Umpire:
Payer of Bloomneld.
Fagleya Dash Sloax White.
BLOOMFIELD. Neb.. July ZJ. (8peclal
Telegram.) A pretty game of ball waa
played here today between Fagley's Sioux
City club and the home team. The score
stood 8 to 0 in favor of Bloomneld. Bat
teries: Rloomfleld, Mets and Olson; Sioux
City, Duffer and Reld. Struck out: By
Duffer, 12; by Mets, a.
Entries In Teonta Tourney.
Twenty-elxht persons have entered the
contest for the city tennis championship
to be played at the courts of the Omaha
f ield club eaturuay. owing to tne large
number the play will begin at i p. m. En
tries will close at ths office of the house
secretary of the club at S p. m. Friday.
Three-I Lrig,
At Davenport Davenport, I; Evnnsvllle,
At Rock Island Decatur. 8: Rock Island.
U .nlrf AulIlAAu-f ABU 1 IJ 1 ntml na-frin II
ra.. jt aiui u iui,niui ut uiuviiiiiiajfn, v.
At Cedar Rapids cedar Rapids. 4: Terrs
jiauio, .
In Sowthera Association.
At Atlanta New Orleans, IS; Atlanta, I.
At Little Rock Chattanooga, ; utti
Rock, a .
A. McB's, cf ft
Saholback, lb t
Hallmaa. rf.. t
t'llngman, as.
Runkla. lb. ..
O. McB's, lb. I
Croaa, c I
McMackln. a. 4
t 10 4
1 4 J
4 4 1
Walsh, rf,.., 4
McFarland, lb 4
iiartman, ci 4
Bnlden, If. 4
Rohe, lb.. ......I
Roth, C... k......4 '
Hall, 2b I
Maher, ss .....4
Olade, p.... 4
Totals ............ ..84 1 9
One out when winning run was made.
Omaha ...
St. Joseph
. . T. 1 Lll.i
iwv-unnw iiiip. ciu ire. w
hits: Carter. Genlna. First base on balla
Off Brown, I; off Olade, I. Double plays;
Stewart to Pears ;rMahoi'to Hall to M-Karland.-
Left on bases: Omaha, tj St.
Joeeph, t. Struck out: Br Brown, 4; by
Olade 7. Tims: 1;J0. Umpire MoQuada.
Pewria Loses at Denver.
DENVER. July tl Whltridgo kept tho
. visitors' hits well scattered, while McOllI
allowed the locals to bunch them. Several
. times Peoria had a chance to land th
game, but Whltrldge waa equal to tho oc
casion and held them down. Score:
R.H BJ.
Denver .... I M M I I MlM
Peoria ......... 00000001 01 ft
Battiiea: ' Denver, Whltrldge and WIN
am; Peoria. McGlll and Wilson.
. aprinsta Boat Mllwaaksa.
COLORADO SPRINGS, July t&-The lo
cal tied the score In tbo ninth by a bat
ting rally and several error of the vis
itors ana Won out In ths tenth. Score;
R.H.E.
Colorado Springs .. 0 0 1 0 0 00 1 4 14 I I
Milwaukee ., 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 I 0-0 7 4
Batteries: Colorado Springs,. Jones and
Hauson: Milwaukee, Bwornutsdt, McPher
son aod Luola.
Kansas Cir Shat Oat. '
DEB MOINE& July H. Kansas City waa
shut out by ths locals In today's contest.
In tho third inning Dss Moines landed on
Gibson for thrso runs and followed it up
by four mora in the seventh. The visitors
plsyed 4V loose gama and at times gav
oitson poor support. Attendance, ouo.
Boors:
v nun
Deo Moines ... 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 t-7 11 j
Kansas) City... 000000000 Oil
Batterieoi Des Motne. Fney and Ha
son; Kansas city, uibson and Measltt.
taaalast ot rho Toaaaa,
Bran, f I
Doris, lb.... t
Dalah'tT. if.. 1
Ca.th'l". lb. a
Lata, rf 4
Carrlck, lb. 1
air. aa
Clark, c. 1
rattan. .... 1
I 4
4 I
i II
Lajola. lb.... 14 11
HiTkan. lb. 1 I ii 1
riiok. rf I 1 4
Mccsrtbr. 1L t 4 t 4
Oorhn'ar, aa. 1 1 4'
4 Kemi. ..... 4 4 11
4 Moon, 4 4 4 4
Touts M II
.M I 1 i 1 I i M
,1 0 M I 1 1.1 M
Touls
0,C'oan, If
I'Ktllr, lb..,..
O.Hurlar, a.... 4
liKcra-uaon. n.. t
IChach. If....
I t It 11 4 glares, of.... t
14
FINE RACING AT CLEVELAND
Daa Patch Forced to Lower Ills
Rceord to Wla the
SiO-4 Paoo.
4 4
a a
I Totals .
Milwaukee 1 0 0. 0 1
St. Paul 0 0 0 0 0
Earned runs: Milwaukee, 1
rite: Dungan, Lumley, Chech
Totals ... 4 11 n II
Washington ........
Cleveland
Earned runs: Washmston. 6: Cleveland.
I. Two-base hits: Clarke, Lee. Bradley.
Threa-ha. hit i (lochnauar. Home run:
i.,...0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 Hickman. Sacriflc hit: Ely. Double playaj
i 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 llXaJol to Gochnauer to Hickman, Moor to
Stewart, Sacrifice. n""jnn, uoon na r.g iaj-
toisj VU i 1 1 vavmiAii. APsmsiTs ss ava,i i . via as,,
en. 4; off Moore, 1. Hit by pitched ball:
itraaiay. Birucu out: ny- r-atten,, a; or
Moore, L Loft on bases: Washington, t;
Cleveland. 7. Time: 1.40. Umplrosi Con
nolly and Carruthera. . .
Bostoa Wla Good Gaato.
BOSTON. July 13. Dlnoen had much th
better of th pitchers' battle, but grand
fielding by Bt loui prolonged it tor thir
teen innings, whan nit by Collins and
Freeman gave ths horns tsam the game,
Hemphill's home run tied the score after
Kahoe's error gave th locals the lead.
Attendance. t,04& Score:
BOSTON. I BT. LOUia,
B. H.O.A.B. K. H.O.A.B.
. i a 14 it l
e i o
0 0 2 0-2
Two-baae
Home rjn:
G. Mebride. Stolen baaea: Dungan. Hall-
man. Base on balla: Oft Ferguaon, 1.
Struck out: By McMackln, Z; by Fergu
aon, 8. Double playa: G. McBrlde to
Schelbeck, A. McBrlde to Cllngman. Sacri
flc hlta: A. McBrlde, McMackln. Fergu
son. Ieft on basea: Milwaukee, s; bt.
Paul, 7. Time: 1:8. Umpire: Ebrlght.
Score, second game:
MILWAUKEE. I IT. PAUL.
R. H.O.A.B. R. H.O.A.B.
Dvnfan, if... I
A MrB'e, ct. o
Bchet bock, lb 4
Halloun, rf.. I
(lineman, aa 1
Banks), lb... 1
O. McB's, lb I
Croaa. 1
Jaocbsoa, .. I
tit PI.ro., If.... t
4 I t Hhannoo. ef. 1
111 Luialor. rt... t
I I t CIDlUard. lb... I
111' 4 Hulna, is.,
1 10 t Targuaoa. lb. t
I t 1 1 K.ll.T, lb... I
1 4 4 4 Hurley, ...,
111 a.Cbsoh, ...,. 4
i 1 1
ill
lit
t a a
. 1-!
i it t
a a i
i a i
Pootherir. If 1 4 4 t
Collins, lb... 1 I 1 I I
Otakl, st 1114
f raamsa. rf.. 4 8 114
Bsrant, so ... 4 1 I 4 t
Cb'o. 1.. 1 II 1 f
rrla. lb.... 4 114
Warn sr. .... 4 I T 1 I
Dlasan, p.... 4 18 4 1
Total
I II I II 1
Bnrkstt, U... 1
HaannbllL Cf. 1
rnsl. rf a
Anderson, lb. I
Wallaoa, ss..
McCrk, lb., t
randan, lb... I
Kaaos, ....:.
Uouanua,
4 I
4 4
a i
t 14
t I
11
i t
i i
' Total '
i tit at l
Omaha
Kansas City
rjasnvar
Milwaukee
7
.V.V.V.U fa
74
St. Josepn 77
Colorado Springs .. 71
Des Molnss 74
Peoria 78
Games today: St.
Kansa City at Des
Flayed. Won. Lost,
88 84
48 84
41 84
88 80
89 88
84 40 .
80 44
88 U
Joseph at Orrfaha,
Moines, Peoria at
P.C.
.an
.668
.ill
.6"4
.474
OnS out when winning run scored.
Boston ... 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-8
St. Louis.. 00800 0. 000000 0-1
Earned runs: Boston. 1: St. Louis. 1
Two-baso hits: 'Dougherty, MoCormlok,
Thrse-baso hits: Stahl. 1 Warner. Horns
run: HemphilL Stolen base: Burkett.
Double plays: Wallace to Padden to An
derson, Wallace to Padden, Donahue to
Wallaco to Anderson. First base on balls:
Off Donahue, L Struck out: By Dineen,
I: by Donahu. 8. Tlma: . 1:66. Vmplrst
Snsndan. '
Detroit's Errors Costly,
PHILADELPHIA. July H. Th horn
team won today' gamo through opportune
ritting ano uetrott a disastrous errors.
Harley ts ill and Peplna Injured his hand
In practioe, tha Detroit team presenting a
patched appearance aa a result. Attend
anoe, S.BS. ocors i
DETROIT.
Totals ...tlirf I 1 Totals ... 1 U 14 11 I
Milwaukee 5 1 0 0 0 1 0 1
St. Paul , 00001000 0-1
Earned runs: Milwaukee, 8; St. Paul, 1.
Two-base hits: Hallman, Cross, Shannon.
Home run: Cross. Stolen bases: Runkle,
O. McBrlde. Shannon (2). Bases on balls:
Off Jacobson, 1; oft Chech, 8. Passed balls:
Hurley, 8. Struck out: By Jackson, 8; by
Chech, 1. Double play: Chech to Hugglns
to Kelly. Sac.rincs tolls: A. i curia ta),
G. McBrlde, Left' on bases; Milwaukee,
6: St. Paul, 10. Umpire: Ebrlght. Time:
1:60.
Errs Break at ladlaaapolls.
INDIANAPOLIS. July . Indianapolis
and Toledo broke even today. Mock put
the home team in the hole in tne nrat fame
and shut them out. Hughey got a fierce
bumping In the second-gsme, while Kel
lum went fairly unscathed. Attendance,
I.Ota, scores:
THE COOL OME-fllsnnlost thl t. 4. r Jl. Z TZSTZ .""".'""r " mI Di,terlnf waathor. 848
hot faraiBnUUoa 1 th. atont.ch aad bow.li 44
irhlla you aleep. m.ka you fa.l tlatU, "bbIt parsplr.Uon lmpoaaibl.. Yo know th.y work
Burns,
Msany. rf.
Owsns. ss.
Turner, lb
smun, so
rian'sa. it
alias, sf....
Klslnow, ..
Hock, p
TOLEDO.
R. H.O.A.B
lb.... a I l 4 o
1 11
a
a
l
. a
INDIANA PO LIB.
B. H.O.A.B,
HocrisTsr, rf. 4 4 1 1
Kuhns, If.... 1 4
Woodruff, lb. I 4 4 4
Kthm, lb 4 a I 4
O' Brian, ss... t 4 I
ros. lb...... 4 14 4
Coulter, cf... 4 8 4 1
Herdon, s... 4 a 4 I
utuos, p.... a a a 8
PHILADELPHIA.
a.H.u.A a.
Denver, Milwaukee at Colorado Springs.
IN AMERICAN . ASSOCIATION
Gthsoa Grows 14111 la Two Iaalaas,
hat Evea Thea Blaes Wla
Oat,
KANSA8 CITT. July M. -Gibson's
wlldness and th errors behind him aav
Minneapolis flv run in the . third and
fourth Inning, but after that b was in
vinclDie. Attsnaanee, Tbv. Bcorst
KANBA8 CITT. I MINMBAPOUB.
B.H.O.A.B.I I.U.D.i.1
Rotnfus. rf.. 1 1 t 1 Lmrb, ef.... 118 1
Bavin, e.... 4 1 4 4 4 11 1 r. if m-. l 8 14 4
Orsdr. lb.... 8 111 1 4 I'ti r I., lb.... 4 114 4
Nsnos. ct.... 4 8 8 0 8 Wards, lb.. Ill i
Ls, as.... till Brars. 4 4 4 i 4
smitk, u I lis tttuilloa, ... I 1
McAnd's, lb. I 1 I I lUraai, lb.... 4 4 14 1
Thiol, lb 1 4 8 4 1 f'ribbsns. rf.. 1 1 4 4
Oibaoa, p.... 4 8 I I t Nawllo. p.... 4 8 8 11
Rkrtssl, U... 1114 4
Cults, sf.... 4 4 11
a, i.... i i i i
Iross, la. 1 I 1 1
id, rf.. villi
lorskr, lb, a a I 1 t
M. trass, ss. 1 1 I I 1
ck. .... 1118 1
B.M.O.AB.
MeAra'r. lb. a 4 I 4 4
Blbsrfsld. ss. 1 I I I
Casaf, lb..., I 8 I I 1
Barrett. f .. I I
Bock, rf t t
Tat, ib... a a i a .a
OlsaaoK, lb.. 114 14
Buolo. .... till
Msrar. .... 4 1111
Total ... I 14 IT I 1 Totals ... 4 4 IT 11 I
Toledo 000110800-8
Indianapolis 00000080
Bases on balla: Off Suthoff. 4. Struck
out: By Sutboff. E; by Mock, 4. Two-baae
hit: Meany. Homo run: Turner. Sacrl
flee hit: Gilks. Double plays: O'Brien to
Fox to Hydon, Coulter to Klhm. Stolen
baa: Klelnow. Left on basea: Indian
spoil, 6: Toledo, 7. Umpire: Tyndu.lL
Time: l:4o.
INDIANAPOLIS. I TOLEDO.
R.H.O. A.B.I R. H.O.A.B
HosMsvOT. HI 1 I I I Burns. Ib....t tilt
Mossy.
I.Owana,
4Turnar.
4 Smllh, lb.... 1118 1
Totals ... 8 I IT II 4 Totals ... I 4 14 14 4
Philadelphia 1 OI00108e
Detroit a a o 8 o a a I
Earned runs: Detroit, 1; Philadelphia. 1.
Homo run: Davis. Baorlfic hit; Fults.
Stolen bases: Glaaaon, Plank. Double
Plays: Casey, Qieaaon and McAllister; M.
Cross and Davis; Davis and Hank. Left
on bases: Detroit, l; rntiaaeiphla, a. Flrat
baa on bane: Off Mercer, I; oft Plank, 1.
Hit or pitcnen oaii; narreti. Biruc. out
Kuhtia, If.... 1
Woodruff, lb. I
Kthm, lb.... 1
O" Brian, ss... 1
Coulter, ci. ,. 1
rot, Ib I
Hardou. ... I
Ksllua,
rf.... 11114
ss ... 1114 1
lb... 4 1111
I Flan' tan, It. A I T 1 I
a. cf...., 114
4 Ollka.
4 Klelnow, a..
4 Hugnar. p..
CLEVELAND. O.. July 28. The 2.04 pace
and the 2:07 trot furnished sensations for
the record-breaking crowd that attended
the grand circuit races here today. The
unbeaten Dan Patch waa always a 1 to
favorite for the pace and he won, but hnd
to cut his record to 2:03 when chased out
in the opening neat by ruiey tt. The per
lormance did not tire tne favorite in tn
least and he took the deciding heat with
ease.
The first heat of tho- 2:07 trot went to
The Monk, who had sold for 850 to 810 on
the fleld. Lord Derby was far back and
the Judges decided that Spear had made
an Improper drive. He was taken down
and George Saunders put up behind Lord
Demy. The drive on the stretch was ter
rific and The Monk was nipped at the wire.
Lord Derby trotted the last halt 'In 1:00,
A baa oreaK put mm out ot tne going in
the deciding heat and the race went to
The Monk, Dolly Dillon i being unable to
force him out. The Judges fined Spear
8260 and gave the money to the substituted
driver. All bets on the race wsrs declared
off.
Polndexter. from the Lawson stable was
mads favorits In the 1:1 trot at 1150 In
pools of 8275. He never showed and ths
race was a desperate cattle between Hen
perus and Waubun. the latter winning
Both horses were long shots in the betting,
Direct Hsl had the 2:15 pace at his mercy,
a break losing him the . second heat. He
was an odds-on favorite In the betting
ring. The champion. Croecus, was ex
hibited on th track.
Attendance, ll.ooo. summary:
2:12 class, trotting: purse. 83,000; three In
five:
Wsubun, grog., by Pilot Me
dium-Althea (Saunders) I 8 1 I 1
Hesperus, b. h. (H. Jamison).... 112 2 4
LAOy Thcsne, dik. m. tKenny).... a s g 8
Bell Nuser. b. m. (Rites) 5 8 4 4 8
Ruth M., b. m. (Miller) 8 4 5 5 5
foinaexter. n. n. (Aiarani.... 4 o ar
Dan T b. g.(Manvllle) 4 5 ds
Henry S., b. g. (Willis) 7 7 ds
Iva Des, b. m. (Spear) ds
Time: z:U8ft, zui, lauvt. z:ii, z:iz4.
2:15 cltu. pacing; purse. 83,000; three In
five:
Direct Hal. blk. h.. hr Direct
Bessie Hal (Geers) 11
Elderone, b. g. (Stuart) 8 12
Pauline G., blk. m. (Snow) 8 8 S
Schley, Pointer, b. h. (Nuckols)... I
Mosle Moore, g. g. (Hnepara)...
H. J. P.. boc. (Jamison)
Gold Brick, blk. g (Spear)
Time: S:08H, 2:09tt, 2:10, 3:10.
2:07 class, trotting; purse, 82,000; two In
three:
The Monk, b. g., by Chimes-Goldfinch
(Geers) 1 1
Lord Derby, b. g. (Spear and O.
Saunders) til
Dolly DUlon. b. m. (Saunders) 2 12
Time: 2:07. 2:074, 8:10i.
2:04 class, pacing; purse, 11,500; two in
three 1
Dan Patch, br. h . by Joa Patchen-
Zeellca (McHenry) 1 1
Riley B.. blk. h. (Erwln) t 2
Searchlight, br. h. (Bowne) 8 8
Connor, blk. g. (McDonald) 4 4
Indiana, b. g. (Clark) i 8
Time by ouarters mrst: ii. l:uztt. 1:33,
8:tB1.
second : u, i:t, i:w(4, i:tkr.
ALL READY FOR THE FIGHT
Att4D.da.no8 fromiies to Tax Capacity of
Ban Ira no lca Arena. .
BOTH OF THE PUGILISTS NOW RESTING
Fltsslmmoas' Backers Begta to
Wavar aad th Original Odds of
Teat to Foar on th Re
stilt Again Prevail.
BAN FRANCI8CO, July 28 Everything
Is now In readlnasa for tha Jeffrlea-Flti-almmons
conteit on Friday night and tha
attendance promises to tax ths capacity
of the arena.
A Blight defect In tha ring has. been
found, but It will be remedied before tha
fight. Tho heavy timbers which support
tha framework abovs tha ring were found
to be rather too close to the ropes. If
there waa a struggle In any ona of the
four corner there was a possibility of
either tha heads or tha hanaa of tha
boxers being injured. To avoid tBia a rope
will cut off one toot ot each corner, mak
ing the ring octagonal Inatead ot square.
The posts will be padded aa an extra pre
caution. '
Soldier Tom Wilson, who came from tha
east to act aa Fltislmmons' sparring part
ner, but who was shelved in favor of Hank
Qrlffln, will not see the fight. He received
orders to Join his regiment at Fort Mon
roe, Va.. by July 29, and will leava tonight
Jeffries Indulged In but light exercise
today at tho Reliance club In Oakland. He
arose early and skipped the rope 1,600
times, finishing with no visible sign of ex
haustion. Ha then apent th lunch hour
la comparative quiet with Delaney and hla
retinue ot trainere, and la tho afternoon
took a row on Lake Merrltt. He tipped
the. beam at 217, pounda tonight, hut ex
pect to weigh 218 when ha enter tha
ring on Friday night
Fltislmmons took, a Jog along tha drlvea
at Golden Gato park thia morning and
waa rubbed down at th terminal hotel,
after which he partook of a hearty luncheon
and . sparred with Oriffln and Andy Oal
lagher at the Olympic club. Expert on tha
Been declare that thero la apparently
nothing further to he desired in tha con
dition ot the men.
Tha consentua of opinion aeema to he,
however, that Fltxalmmona' aga and tha
difference In weight Is against the chancea
ot th Corniahman, and that Jeffrie Is
tha logical winner. Tha receipts, the club
managers itate, have almost reached the
120,000 mark. The betting odds show Jef
frie still a favorite at I to 1 and 10H to 4.
with much Fltislmmons money la sight.
Sporting men from all over the country
are arriving hourly, and tomorrow asveral
excurilona are expected to reach here.
Leander Cla Goto Cap.
rnnif Ireland. July 23. The Leander
Rowing club beat the Berlin Rowing club
easily today in the final for the inter
national challenge cup (valued at 11,250)
presented by Lord Chief Justice O'Brien to
be contested for at th regatta held her
in connection with th Cork exposition.
Uu4J Undr Authority of th Railroad of NobraskaO
Statement of Taxes Paid by the C. B, & Q. R. R,
on the Properties Owned by Them in the
State of Nebraska in 1900 and 1901.
8)04)4)
COUNTT.
Adama
Blaine
Box Butt
Buffalo ...
Butler,. .
Cass
Chase ..
Cheyenne .
Clay
Colfax
Custer
Dawea
Dawaon
Douglas
Dundy .....
Fillmore
Franklin
Frontier
Furnas
Gaga .,
Garfield
Oosper
Gran I .
Greeley
Hall
Hamilton
Harlan
Hayea
Hitchcock
Hooker
Howard
4 4 4
III
. da
11111 AMERICAN TAKES THE LEAD
Totals ...II II 11 tl Totals ... 4 U 14 T 4
Indianapolis 10284101 12
Toledo 0 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 04
Bases on balls: Off Huarhey, 8. Struck
out: By Kellum, 8; by Hughey, I. Wild
pitch: Hughey. Two-baae hit: Kuhna.
Three-base hits: Klhm, Hogriever. Horns
run: Kunns. (tacrine hit: Coulter.
Br Plank, 8. Tlrnt l-ob- umpire: u LOUgO. uoudis piays: r lannagan 10 emiin, meinow
Ud. I to Burns. Stolen bases: Hogriever, 2;
wooorun, x. rassea cans: iieyaon, i;
Klelnow, I. iii on pases: Indianapolis,
8; Toledo, 8. Umpire; Tyndall. Tim: 1:60.
Btaaalag el In Teams
Plavad.
81
11
81
1
Totals ... T It IT 14 4 Total ... I I 14 14 I
Kansas City 0 8801081 0-1
Minneapolis 0 0 8 2 0 0 0 0
. Earned runs Kansas City, L Two-bas
hit: Bevllle, Orariy. Thrsw-base hit: Mo.
Andrews, Smith. Seerinc kits: Nance (8),
McAnorsws, i-hvie. Htolrn base: Kotn.
tii (3), Lynch, Lally, Crtbben. Hit by
nitone nan: By Nsiin. l. Double piay
Lynch to Byer. First bas on balls: Off
Glbaon. 8; off Nswlin, L Pas bail: Bo
vine. BtrufK out: ay liioaon, 4; Dy pew
taasUaar ef the Team.
Plared. Won. Loa
Philadelphia 78 43 80
Chicago 71 48 80
liostan 71
St, Lout 74
Washington 77
Clvland 78
Baltimore .....77
Detroit 74
Gam today I Cleveland at Waahlnarton.
Chicago at Baltimore. St. Louis at Boston,
Detroit at Philadelphia.
48
40
7
88
88
28
88
84
40
48
48
a
p.c.
.M
.4.1
.641
.441
.441
.414
.891
Louisville ...
Indiana polls
St. Paul
Kanaas City
Milwaukee .,
Columbua ...
Minneapolis .
Toledo
..82
..?
..82
Won.
53
44
40
rr
18
n
24-
Loet.
24
t
87
41
41
44
60
67
PC.
.704
.6M
.643
.4M
.474
.44
.367
.J6
No games scheduled for today.
GAMES IN NATIONAL LEAGUE .
lln.
1 Timei 1.48. L'mplri Haskell.
Nw York bent Brooklyn.
BROOKLYN, July U-McGraw's New
York players began a series of nv games
with th Brooklyn on th latur's grounds
Boat tnd Put-wot XVa)r.
ftotxlew OBiy a tho &rvwry.
TMB AMEKICAN OBEWlftO C4X,
44, Lmml. Me.
Boston Bknts Ont rklla4lphla Br.
( Wlllla Cenl4 Ket
Bo Hit.
BOSTON. July 18. Boston shut out Phil
adelphia today because Willi could not be
niv ana in nom learn acorea pecaus
Hulawltt, Jennings and Chllds contrib
uted errors that cost th visitor three
runs. Attendance, euo. atooret -
BOSTON. 1 rUILAOBIT-HlA. -
B..K.9.AB kHO.lt
Ctar, It.... 1 1 1 elThaaas. si.. 4 14 4
Taaksr. Ik.. 4 4 4 4 Barrr. rt 4 4 11
rymcot, Ik.. lit t HaltwlU. I, t I t I
Oraaa rr. I. I 4 4 I rMola. a...... till
t'amer. rf... Ill (ijaasluss. ss. 4 4 I I 1
SS I I 1 Huuslaaa. It. I I II I I
..It tlWkita. if 44114
..4 I It a t.c silaa, U.... 14 111
..4 1 4)1 t;Ibwv ....,. 4 4 4 8 4
4 4 H 14 i
Ua
Uut. s
1 koiii, .
Willis, p-
Total I u 1' Totals ... a I M II I
I Boston 0 I1MMIH
pmiaaipnia 0 t a 0 0 0 0 0 00
Two-bas hit: Cooler. Stolen base: Jen.
nine (1), I.uh. Double playl Hulawltt,
Child and Douglaai. Ftrst baa on balla:
Oft Willis, 1; off Ibarg, I Struck out: By
Willi, I; Iberg. I. Tim: 1:36. Umplr:
Power.
Bt. Leal Bats Oal Victory.
ST. IOUIS, July 23 -Si, Louis batted out
a victory t.xlsr. Th Piitabursa clavsd
poorly In tb Bald. Wagnsr waa asawhtd
CRtEIGHTON. Neb., July 21 (Special
Telegram.) Randolph' lum of high
sticker, after winning four straight games
in th Northeastern Nebraska Irague, went
down to defeat before (he tjreighton Giants
her today. Kandolph tied th cor in th
seventh, but after was unable to nit llen
deraon'a alanta. A hit by Jellen in th
ninth after two men were out scored tha
winning run for the locals. Feature, of
the game waa tne supero pitcning of it on
Henderson for ths locals striking out flftsen
men. score:
R.H.E.
Crelghton 0 10010 1-8 88
Randolph 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 04 4 4
Battertec Crelghton, Ben Henderson and
Glilard; Randolph, Bate and Shaefftr.
Btruck out: By lienderaon. 15: by Bates.
lu. Time; l:6u, Umpire: Dad Turner of
Norfolk.
Bnperlnr Interior t Mlnslen.
SUPERIOR, Neb.. July 23 Special.)
Mlnden won from Superior yesterday after-
noun. 1 ha numerous error of tb lor Is
wr resoonslbi for their defeat. Attend
a nee. 17b. Score:
Mlnden 0 0 1110 8 S4
Superior 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 12
Batteries: Mlnden. Gaines .and Moor:
Superior, Hnffmelsier and Heck. Struck
out: By Oalnea. k; by Hoffmeister, 4. Two-
tas hits: Moore, T. IJrlr.,fi, lUck.
Ibree-Das nil: Hell. Time: l:ua.
Kearney Defeat Indians.
KXARNKT. Nb., July t(Spclal Tala.
wldersky Goes Down Before Ifapler
in ?ke Morning; Game
f Chess.
HANOVER, Prussia, July 2S.-For the
third round of the International Chess
Masters' tournament, which was begun
here today, round twelve of the Berger
system furnished the pairing, which
brought the field together In the appended
oraer:
Oland sgalnst Wolf, Mleses against Guns
berg, Poplel agnlnst Atkins, Swldersky
against Napier, Mason against Bardleben,
Levin against Janawskl, (John agalnat
Plllsbury. Gottschalk against Tschlgorln
end Suechtlng against Marshall.
When th flrat adjournment took plae at
1 p. m., Diana naa neaien noir, BWKtersKy
find gone down before Napier and Janow-
ski had administered defeat to Levin.
Poplel had managed to get the upper hand
of Atklna, who will probably be lost in
the afternoon sitting. In the rillsbury-
Cohn match the latter held a great ad
vantage when tlm waa called for ad
Journment. The remaining contests stood
uretty even.
v nen piay waa given over ror tne oar
the following additional results had been
recorded:
Mleses worsted Gunaberr. Pomel beat
Atkins. Bardleben downed Mason. Cohn
administered defeat to Ptllsbury. Marshall
defeated BuechtlnsT and Gottschalk and
Tschlgorln dlvMed honors. The following
la ine score up 10 aaie:
Miree and Diana nave won I games
Bardleben and Janowskl, 1; Marshall and
wolf, l: foplel and uunaberg, 1H: Atklna,
lonn, rsanier ana larnigonn. 1. ana uotts'
chalk, Plllsbury, Suechtlng and Swldersky,
1 eacn.
Mesapkl rink Win Partial Victory,
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn.. July 28 Chan
eellor McConnell of the chancery court
today granted an Injunction askd for by
th Memuhta Bas Ball club to ursvent the
Southern league from Interfering with th
playing 01 bt. vrsln, tn Memphis pitcher,
wnom ine iacoma, wain., club claims
under contract to play with that team,
The decision give tb Memphis club th
right 10 us Bt. vrsin in any gam In th
Boutnern leagu wiinout mterrerenc 1
bring th proceeding to a Dolnt where
the league will have to abandon tb case
or bring It to trial on Ha merits.
Wkal Tkey Itentnna.
Headache. Urr complaints, bowel ds
ordsr demand Dr. King's New Life Pills.
Thty are gsatla, hat aura ar e say. 16a.
....
, .
aata ...a
...
... ...a
a.a
....
1900
FOR. I8a.
.117,411 68
1.482 10
4.014 47
1.001 00
, .. 8,818 2S
.... 17,7S 55
. .. 1,401 85
40
...a 14,471
. 175 41
. .. 1,(74 IS
4.122 25
630 21
.. 7.T82 88
1,480 71
.. 17,171 08
.. 1.781 14
.. 4.441 28
.. 10.088 50
..... 17,448 87
851 22
1.825 19
1.985 11
6,714 45
1,488 TO
10,631 12
11,611 11
L471 01
..1.701 11
1.010 21
1,01 41
1M1
FOR 1100. COUNTY.
' $18.81 87 Jefferaon
1,291 14 Johnson ....
4.781 11 Kearney
5,968 41 Lancaster .,
7.260 60 Lincoln
17,890 90 Merrick
1,218 42 Nemaha
1.781 18 Nuckolls
14,148 11 Otoe ...
894 12 Pawnee
9,608 81 Perklna
5,068 18 Phelpa
151 94 Platte
1,171 91 Rod Willow .
5,697 04 Richardson
16,838 02 Saline
9,679 64 Sarpy
4,271 92 Saunders
10.454 02 Bcotta Bluff .
18,004 0 8 8eward
623 00 Sheridan
2,377 99 Sherman .
1.862 28 Bloux ....
5.698 10 Thayer
1,461 91 Thomas
10.791 09 Valley ,
10,921 94 Webster
1,170 51 Wheeter
10,112 99 York ....
2.171 48
1,121 61 Total....
e a a a anf
a a a
Bate
a a a
a a a
1900 1901
FOR 1899. FOR 1900.
I 4.841 28 $ 4,846 61
8,852 83 1,647 11
10,991 18 1.777 11
19,661 60 17.910 IT
. 7.168 05 7,253 85
1,899 31 1,191 11
I. 696 01 10,201 48
8.986 26 9,614 71
9,787 62 1.857 67
6,026 98 1,267 81
4.951 63 5,666 05
5,196 61 5.454 41
1.201 71 1.207 61
1,943 24 10,309 It
II, 261 21 11,061 17
19,511 82 19,080 25
7,605 65 7,732 IT
13,058 99 ' 11,995 68
1.120 11
1.609 II 1,008 65
4.888 64 5,022 11
, 6,815 44 1.165 60
1,612 08 1.299 07
6,748 81 8.868 81
, 4.824 05 4,432 10
4,437 91 5,877 81
10,821 41 11.618 40
151 64 801 U
, 6,467 41 5,460 91
,$441,111 10 $451,210 It
Assessed Valuation $10,567,236 70
j.TVith the foregoing statement we complete the list and
amount of taxes paid by the Kailroads of the State to the various
counties. The information has been complete, bo that any one
so disposed can check up the figures and see that they are right.
All the other data furnished is as exact in every way.
j8
' THE REALTY MARKET.
Itema filed In tha reglater of deed'a and
county clerk'a offices on July 21:
Warranty Deeds.
. L. Soute. to American Christian
Missionary society, lot 20, 8. B.
Tlna'er'a O'fCahomu. .... 2 1
Honora Allen to Hannah Carew, lot
7 and 8, block 17. Kenoairs aaa i
Mrs. H. A. Allen to same, lot 6, block
1, Horbach's 2d add 1
J. K. Rlnkel, treasurer, to J. H. T.
welpton, lots a ana Z4, oioca iiw,
Dundee Place
, S. Bryant to Ella M. Tsschuck, lot
2. block 8. PooDleton park
Bee Publishing company to Luolnda
E. Jordan, lot 14, block 8, Ames
Place :
Somerset Trust company to J. J.
Ryan, lots 1, 3. 8, 10, block 8, Cor
rigan Plane
Peter Schmidt and wife to J. T.
Yates, east 60 feet of south 128ft feet
lot 8. Bartlett's sdd
Emma A. Headley and husband to
Augusta C. Anderson, lot 2, block
I. Stevens' Place
Auguat Beck and wife to C. J. Pa
slck, lot 13, biocK. 4, uranaview....
. J. Paaalck and wife to Anton Be
rn lie, aame '
T. H. Tracy and wife to John Swan-
son. lot 11. block 7. Bemls park,...
John Swsnson tc T. H. Tracy, lot 20,
Pelharo Place
Deeds.
Sheriff to J. F. Vila. lots 1 and 2.
block 2. West Cuming add
400
1,200
400
812
L600
250
(00
vO
700
TOO
Total amount of transfers.
100
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tled beer ths excellence of
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perfect bet'T brewed from the
finest ' ',. imported hops and
bar)- and is unequalled for
del' 'Oua flavor, body and qual
Y , Xrt p- a bottle of "Gold
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