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    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1003.
Oil AHA STARTS OFF RIGHT
let M ine Defeatsd in Opening of th
ecioi st Home.
OriNNiE GONDING LINES OUT A HOMER
Tno Men on Bases When th Oneh
tame and the Unme Woe Won
Riant There fcy
tha Hit.
Rhoades, 10. rims:
tone.
1:69. Lmxtre: Jonn-
il I I It
.. t l l 4
Take Seven la Oaa Inning.
PROOKLTN. Mar 7 Tlmsly . hatting.
coupled Wth three bases t.n Valla. gave
Brimhlyn seven runs In the third Inning
today. The Boatona muld not hit Oarvln I
to any extent. Pettlnger waa In anything
but good form and tha home Wm scored
an easy victory. Doyle waa put out of the
game for kicking and Ah-arn took hi
place. Attendance. 1X. Score:
I I 14 It f
BROOKl.T.
R HO. A E
Strani, e(... I
Mi-Creedle, rt I
Shecearl. It. 1
twile, lb.... I 1 10 t
Aheem, lb... 4 I
Paklen, 'm... I
Jaikllterh. .
rio4. lb... t
Jordan, lb... I
Oarrln, .... 1
1
I
It
Petter, ef... 4
Tenner. ID... I
Ab'K-hlo, aa. 4
f r.U. II...
l earner, rf ..
BnMr, Ib-. t
Grem'ser, lb. 4
Meran, a
r-ettinger, a.
Stan lev ....
80STOM.
R H O A.E.
Totals ...II II r, II ll
ToUla
I
4 4
"i 1 si i I
(lwliniuw, m 4 4 IMrAllletee,
B-mla. t I elellla, B.
Abbott. .... 1 I I a
Bersbii. a. 1 t ( Totala
Totals ... I It IT li I
Cleveland 0 0 t 1 1 0 t -4
Detroit 0 0 0 4 0 16
Earned rum: Cleveland, I; P-Uolt, 2.
Three-base hit: Hickman. Sacrifice hlta:
Mullln, McAllister. Stolen bases: Kllck
(2). Crawford 2), Bradley, McCnrthy, Mr.
Alllsier, Barrett. Double plays: Gocnnauer
to Hlrkmnn, Oochnauer to Joe. Flrat
baae on halls: Off Jlrrnhard. 4; oft Mullln.
1. I-eft on bases: Cleveland, 5: Detroit, 7.
Struck out! By Mullln, 6; by Hernhard, 4.
Time: 1:60. Umpire: O'Laufthlin.
Standing of the '1 earns.
Played. Won. Lost. P C
ViiKrilif waa tha nnenlna nf tha Weat
nm Inne-uA apaann In Omaha and the locale
..T...I.M . ..v. I 'Batted for Petilnser In ninth.
lOOK mo K H ill r uru -awuiv vui iuakvu- . n A 9 1 rt 1 ft 19
log uime In the last of the second and gave g ..."Y.'.'.'.'.'Ji MMltH-l
Omahn the three runt that clnohed the Karned runs: Brooklyn, 4. Two-base hit:
game. It waa a pretty day and a pretty Dahlen. Sacrifice hit: Pitting er. Flrat
., . ni.-h.ra' kettle with a final baae on balla'. Off Garvin, ; oft Flltlnger,
game and a pitcners battle, witn a final , K. urnnkivn. 3: Boa-
ecore oi i a.
It waa a typical openln
of rlty notable, officials and
a band playing olrcaa nude
: m:.; :r:::s ban: b, oarvm. i.
- i umpire: o Day.
ana me opening 01 me season oy in I
.Ml
.6 t
01
Chicago n 30
Philadelphia 16
Boa ton A I
Now York 14 7
Detroit 13
Washington U S
St. Louis in I
Cleveland 10 I
Uames today: St. Louis at Chlcaao. De
troit at Cleveland, Waehlngton at Pnlladel
phia, New York at Boston.
GUNFIRE HAS METROPOLITAN
Wim First Money After Bretting Track
and Faoe Becordi
BURNS' GAME RIDING BRINGS VICTORY
Filly ralle Behlad, Apaearlae; Beatea,
bat Jockey Ueta Rslra Raart Oat
of ller. t'reaalna; the
Wire Ahead.
.30
.:0
I
. V rTlCltL..l Tenniv Carney AM tHIUAN AddUUIA I IUN liAMtS
g, with a parad linger, 6 totn b"e-.lonry, Carney,
cranks galor. J?"": To Ahhaitichlo to Teener. Left on Kaaaaa City Hit. Mlaaeapolle Hard,
at the for baae.: Brooklyn. 8: Boston. . Wild rltch: I vi.i.,1... lth
l (lorvin PaHafd ball: Moran it
l.ii. I
Tim:
Bis to Spare.
mayor. In which he declared that the sea
son of the rhubarb pie, bock beer and bts
ball la on again. Then Omaha scattered
Into tha field and Mayor Moo res deliber
ately threw th ball aver th plate, while
the Dts Moines batter struggled hard to
mis It.
The gam began then In truly sarneat and
the boys put up an article of th national
game worth going miles to fee. When they
went to bat they fell on th ball and
, - .a . l . , . . i atalniald. m
anocaea 11 id xoe lour winaa, pui no matter I Majoon, lb... til
how hard or how far It went somebody got I rirtt. ....... i t t
l Inat In time Tha. iMI ah.Mi 1 Harpar, f
snd brilliant, and everyone took almost
Impossible chances and fielded perfectly.
Varied Play Marks Ganae.
PITTSBURG. May 7 All kinds of play
was aeen In the gam today. Good hitting,
..in . . i ., a.Aa I'lnii nnlll
won bv bunchlnc hlta. Mu-h kicking on I easy for the opposing batters and was re
won ty UUMIIUIIB nil". I ll.,. Vu Tkno. In t h n fl ft h Thnmp,
both eldea marred and delayed the game,
Attendance, 1,400. Score:
CINCINNATI. FTTTiBl RO,
R.H.O.A
Kallay, If.... I I I
Sarnoar, ef. t 1 t
bonlln, rf... I I
Boeklar, lb.. I 1 11
Marrlaaar, lb t I I
Comoran, as. I S 1
l I l r
t t t 1 tl
Totala ...11 11 M it I
Ranmont,
Clarke, If.... I 4
lrh, lb.... I I
Wagnar, rt.,
Marrltt, rf... t t
nrannflaM. lb 1 t
S Krur. aa... 0
K.H.OA.B.
el I I
t 1
I t
Rllchar, IB.
rha)ta. a...
amlth. t 1
Kanaaerr
Veil, p t
MINNEAPOLIS, May 7.-Kanaa City
again batted out a victory today and de
feated the home team by t to 1 8 pore r
started to pitch for Mlnneapolla, but was
lieved by Thomas in the fifth. Thomns
fared no better and Katoll flntahed the
game, pitching his flrat time this reaeon
and allowing but one hit. Attendancs, 94.
Score :
KANSAS CITY. MINNEAPOLIS.
R.H.O.A.K. B.H.O.AK
Story ( the Gaane.
Clark was flrat up for the Qulnn aggro- J
gatlon and drew a pass to first. Then
Qulnn met th ball squarely In tha face
and drove It out to deep center, but Qen-
Ins fielded It brilliantly and saved It from
Totala ... I II SO t I
r-lni.llin.il IIAAOOtOO J 11
THHatmrv !o 010004100
KarneH run.! Cincinnati. : Pittsburg, Z.
Two-baae hlta: Clarke. Leuch. Corcoran
(2). Three-baae hits: Clarke, Kelley. Home
run: Clarke. uaennoe ni
Clarke. Maaoon. Stolen Imeea: Clarke,
Kttohey. Seymour. Donlln. Double play:
Kruger to Kltcney to Braniimi.
Vlrit
troubling to run any more bases. O'Learr I base on balla: Off Kennedy. ; orf veil, z,
Kruger. f helps, otruca oui: ry 1'"'
struck out and Town batted It down to
Wright, and the Inning waa oyer. It was
Omaha's turn then and Carter fanned th
A . ImIhm kl, J- 111.. - .Wtl I
in wruro unuiim in, ,k tine m wainwiua.
Durkee stuck out a fin and gathered It In
unexpectedly- It was the play of th day
and 4.000 fans rose and cheered him wildly.
rreaton flew out and toe Inning was ever.
4: by Veil, 1: by Harper, ; by Poole, a.
Wild nltchea: Kennedy. H irper. lime:
Ctnl.T. ef.,. 0 1 1 0 OlOrlar. ai 0 0 I 4 t
Malnner, e... till 1 Lally, If 0104
Nanra, lb.... I 111 1 McCrwrjr. of I I 1 0
Oradr. lb.... I I I 1 1 Yeaar. ... 1111
Rothfuaa. rf. 4 I 1 0 Wilmot, rf... 0 1 4 0
Knoll. If 0 I I 0 C Martin, lb... 0 1 t
Lawae, aa.... 4 111 0 Vaablndar, lb t 114 1
McAn'wa, lb 0 t I 4 1 Mclntrre, lb. 1 1 0 I
McDonald, a. 1 1 1 I 0 Bi.orar. p 0 1
Thomas, p. .. 0 0 0 1
ToUla ... 0 1114 15 4 Katoll, p 4 10 1
I Totals ... I 10 11 11 "l
Katoll out for not touching first ba.
Kansas City 0 0 I 0 I 1 0 0 09
Minneapolis 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 0-3
Karned nine: Kanaaa City, 4; Minne
apolis, 2. Two-bane hKa: MoCreer, Ka
toll, Nance (2), Grady, McDonald, Roth
funa. Three-bnae hit: Knoll. Bae- on
balla: Oft McDonald, I; off Sporer, 1. Struck
out: By McDonald, 1; by Sxrer, 2; by
Katoll, 2. Stolen bases: Maloney, Grady.
Sacrifice hit: Ganley. Left on bases: Kan
sns City, 7: Mlnneapolla, 10. Time: 1:56.
Umpires: Moran and Mullane.
NEW TORK. May 7. Qunnr. J to 1, won
4m l the twelfth Metropolitan handicap at Mor
if4 rls park today before 45.000 cheering spec
tators, who bad made Mr. Whitney's swift
filly the favorite In the betting. Wlbh T.
Burns In the saddle she went the Withers
mil In 1:S8H, breaking the track record by
1 second and the record for the race by 14
seconds. She displayed speed and game
neas and was the first of her sex to win
this classic.
Two lengths behind the winner came
Old England, owned by Green B. Morris and
ridden by Shaw. Lux Casta, the Albemarle
stables' entry, with Gannon up, was third.
The first horse won til, 180, the second
2,000 add the third 11,000.
These three had the race among them
from the start. Articulate, pulled up by his
rider, the apprentice boy Larsen, when the
barrier rose, ran a remarkable race and
finished fourth, a length behind the tired
Lux Casta.
The fractional time of the handicap was:
One eighth. 0:12; quarter, 0:24; three
eighths, 0:35 1-6; half. 0:48 2-5; five-eighths,
1:00 4-5, and mile, 1:38 3-6.
The official time was made 1:38 because
of the time boards used at Morris park
Gunfire looked beaten aa she faltered and
fell behind a quarter of a mile from home,
but Burns never stopped riding and soon
Gunfire was neck snd neck with Old Eng
land, then a head in front and Increasing
her lead. Gunfire reached the winning line
two lengths to the good
Artlculate's splendid race led to an offer
of his owner, W. C. DeLopex, to match
him against Old England at the same dls
waa chiefly for sail stretching nl " prac
tice the crew. Khnmrock I only carried a
working topsail. The new boat drifted
slowlv out of the bay. but once In the bay
It slipped smartly through the water and
down the channel at a a rent pac.
Nebraska-is Wla MagaluR Match.
GALF-SOrRa. 111.. May 7.-(Speclal Tele
gram.) After a neck and berk gnme, Ne
braska aucceeded In landing another vic
tory from Lombard university by the score
of 12 to 1. It was a sluaKlner match from
start to finish, five pitchers l-clng up to no
avail. Lonanecker was landed on for seven
hlta and five scores In the tlrt Inning and
a half. Moroe whs then substituted for
Nebrtieka. but seven more hits were added
and five runs; For Lombard three pitchers,
were used, but still the Cornhuskers con
tinued to score. Th errors on each side
scored about the same number of runs for
each. The score:
H. If E
Nebraska 1110 8 12 0 112 11 n
Lombard 42010111 010 14
Struck out: Hy Ion:necker, 3; by Morse,
; by Lombard pitchers. 10. Batteries: Ne.
braska, Lnngnecker, Morse nnd Bender;
lomhiird, Hughes, Janson, Bourgeois and
Hart grove.
(James la Tbree-I League.
At Cedar Rapids Davenport, 11; Cedar
Rapids. 4.
At Dubuque Rockford. 6: Dubuque, s.
At Jollet Jollet, 12: Decatur. 7.
At Rock Island Rock island, t: Bloom-
ington, 8.
Peoria flgna a Pitcher.
PEORIA. III.. May 7. (Special Telegram.)
The Peoria base ball mnnngement today
signed Pitcher William Wolf, this season
with the Philadelphia Americans. He will
report to Manager Wilson at Des Moines.
College Rase Bait.
At CnmbrldR-e Itarvsrd. 6: Brown. 0.
At Ann Arbor University of Mlohlgan, I;
Northwestern, 1.
LILLER ANSWERS VETERANS
Deelarea Indianapolis Convention
Was Illeaal and Claiaas
Rooks by Pircbais,
LANCASTER, Pa., May 7. William C,
Liller today filed his answer to th Injunc
tion proceedings Instituted against him by
the National Association of Spanish War
Veterans.
Liller claims the Indianapolis convention
was illegal and the Washington one reg
ul&r. The books and papers which the as
Seoro Twelve In One Innlna;.
TOLEDO, May 7. Indiana polla batted
iarrica an over me neia this afternoon,
2:45. Umpires: Emails and Holliday.
Frio Hlttlnc Overraai Brrorn.
NEW YORK, May -7. New York otit
h.ttu Thiiriiniia in todav'a same the
hitting being sufficient to win despite their I 8COred twelve runs in the second and hni
manv -m isniu va rtn f. i mil i v w m.a ui uoiu I it n rpnhhhs in w f n . I n aV...n.
iuv ivvnuB Degmn in mi seeona Wtlen I on lne irounua iur iinriicniiB ...... i Dcure
INDIANAPOLIS.
long fly to Carter and scored on a hit by I r"h o.a.k
Backoff, but that was all they could do. I Brewaa, rf..
In Omaha's half Wright and Dolan flaw u'a. ,eD:: ?
out and Stewart and Patterson singled. I Mart, it.... l
Then Jawnts Gondlng cam to tha plat "bl'.t I
and reached out with bis wagon tongas and outwit, tb... 1
swatted the ball. It struck up close to th mUKJSS. p
ience ana Douncea over ana tny all cam I --- -
I
I 1
1 ll
R.H.O.A.K.
omae, ef... 1 1 I 1 0
Barry. It 110
Wolrart'o, 111 1 1 I I
Kclatsr, rf... i
Draahtar, lb. 1 1 0 1 1
Douglaae. lb. 0 I 11 0 0
Huliwltt. as. 0 1 I 4 1
Roth, e 0 4 4 1 0
Mltcbsll, p.. 1 t 0 i 0
tripping heme. That was th only tlms NewTork... .... . I 1 0 l"o 1 0 -8
they could scoro, but It was Just encrsgh to Philadelphia ....... 002100100-4
give them tha game. Earned runs: New York, 1; Philadelphia,
Des Moines made a second soor tn th L First baa; on rrors: New ' Y.)rk. 1;
fifth on dark', thr..- "Ut 2a xP.hy?i,?b,!:. ? e:onNba0Okff
an excusable error by Shafstal after two I Matthewaon, 1; off Mitchell, 4. Struck oUt
men were out.
Today is ladles day and tb sam two Thomas. Sacrinc hlta: Dunn, Matthew
teams play, "Big" Johnson will do th son. Stolen basea: McQann (4), Mertea,
i"':9!,:!'0' mvb': Cu-n- DurMcGhora.
i".i. mo viuiau aggregation. I pitched ball: By Mitcneii, i. v ;ju
Hogrievar, rf..l
rox, n
Jones, if I
Klhm, lb t
Coulter, cf....l
O'Brien, as... I
Tamaett, lb... I
Woodruff, O...0
Ktllen, p I
R.H.O.A.K.
0 V Smith, rf 0
1 1 Bernard, cf....l
0 0 Blankens , aaO
1 0 Plnumor, If -
1 0 Turner, lb 0
0 1 Owen, lb 0
1 0 Connors, lb...O
I 0 Klelnow, C....1
1 Carried, p 0
TOLEDO.
R.H.O.A.K.
0 0
0 0
Attendance, 4,000. Score:
OMAHA.
Carter, rf
Genlr.s, cf .,
Preston, If ,
Wright, lb ,
Dolan, ss
Stewart, 2b ,
Patterson, 3b...,
Oondlng, e. ......
Thomss, o ,
- Shafstal,- p ,
, 4
i
3
I
. .1
AB. R. IB. PO. A.
v 1 4 0
2
0
0
1
0
1
1
l- S A A
E.
ft
0
0
0
0
0
. 0
0
0
Mitchell, Matthewaon. Passed balls: Roth,
t. Time: 1:60. Umpire: Moran.
Standing; of the Tensas.
Played. Won. Lost. P.O.
Nw York 15 11
THMahtira- 19 13
Chicago " 10
Brooklyn 1J
Boston J
Cincinnati 17 J
St. Louis ......18. .
Philadelphia .-..17
4
7
7
8
8
.12
-13
733
632
.5X8
52
600
471
333
.236
Totals It 11 I? t I Tout t 0 17 I T
Indianapolis 2 12 0 0 S 0 t o oi
Toledo 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 02
Earned runs: Indianapolis, B; Toledo, 1.
Home runs: Klhm, Jones. Two-base hits:
Kleinow. Coulter (21. Jonea. Tmat
O'Brien. Sacrifice hit: Blankenshlp. Stolen
bases: Smith. Tamsett. Hares on bills:
Off Klllen, 3. Struck out: By Cat rick. 1: by
Klllen, 3. Left on bases: Indianapolis, 4;
Toledo, 4. Double play: Tamsett to Kihm
to Woodruff. Wild Ditch: Carrlok. Timet
1:60. Umpire: Foreman. ,
Fnat Game Ends Close.
COLUMBUS. O.. May 7. Columbus de
feated Louisville today In a fast and Inter
esting game. The pitching of Crablll and
the batting or Hlattery were the features.
Attendance, 1,200. Score.
COLUMBUS. I LOUI8VILLB.
R.H.O.A.K. R.H.O.A.K.
Bannoa, lb... 0 111 1 Kerwln, rf... 0 0100
Hart, cf 1110 0 firmer, rf... 0 110 1
Raymer. Ib.. 1111 0 Bulllraa. lb.. 1 I s
Turner, ss.... 1 114 grhrlrer, a... I 14 10
Blattery, id.. 1 111 1 0 ft-haub. Ib
Amdt, rt.... 0 0 10 0
Williams, It, I I I I I
chase mad at a constable's sale on a land
lord's warrant.
aoclatlon claims aa Its property became
tance and weights as In the Metroplltan nis property, do avers, Dy virtue oi a pur
and Mr. Morris quickly sgreed to a matcn
for $1,000 a side.
Sovereign, carrying 158 pounds, In the first
race, lowered th track record for five and
a half furlonga second by covering th
distance in 1:07. Reaults:
First race, ftv and a half furlongs: Sov
ereign won. Royal Summons second, Luke
ward third. Time: 1:07.
Second race, four and a half furlongs:
Rapid Water won, Kameokl second. Fickle
third. Time: 0:58.
Thirfl race, live furlongs: Broomstick
won. Precious Btone second, Palmbearer
Fourth ruci. Metropolitan handicap, 21,000
added one mile: Gunfire won, Old Lngland
second, Lux Casta third. Time, 1:38.
Fifth race, Meadowbrook steeplechase,
about two miles: Betsy Ross won. The
Duffer second. Kats SpoUwood third. Tim:
4 '16
'Sixth race, seven furlongs: Satire won.
Nevermore second. Rough Rider third.
Time: 1:2714-
DR. A1IES IS FOUND GUILTY
Jtrj Dfolr That Latt Major Awpted
Rii Hundred-Dollar Bribe.
FULL DAY NEEDFD TO REACH VERDICT
Panel Upends Twenty-Fonr Ha a re In
Itellrement Ilefore Annonnrlnx
Klodlnss nnd Paving
Way for Appeal.
MINNEAPOLIS. May 7. Albert AloniO
Ames, former mayor of Minneapolis, has
been found RIHy of accepting a bribe of
$800 while chief executive of this city.
After being out twenty-four hours, neia
by a disagreement, the Jury returned tneir
verdict late this afternoon. The usual mo
tions were made at once for a stay and an
arrest of execution of Judgment and a long
fight on appeal will now come.
Throughout the trial Dr. Ames has borne
up wen snd to all appearances nsa noi
seemed better at any time than during the
summing up by counsel. The defendant waa
on hand early this morning, while his wife
and the attorneys were In attendance.
There was a rustle of excitement when j
.L. L.IIIM . If. I t.. r-1 U Alt ' I
chambers and handed him a note. The Jury
was sent for and the crowd expected a
verdict, but It did not come.
Jnry Asks Questions.
Ths Jury had asked that certain questions
be answered which formed th basis of
quit an extended discussion In th Judge's
chambers as to the proper way to answer
them without doing any InJuBtlc to ths
defendant. The three questions put to the
court by the Jury were:
1. Was there any evidence to show that
Gardner collected anv rraft before Dr.
Ames left for his hunting trip.
2. Where and from whom did the police,
aside from Norbeck. set their orders to re
port to Gardner at Ames' medical office ?
J. When Ames received the $600 from
Oardner did he know that It was graft
money?
ASTHMA
Maretl 14. tKI
Flaaas sent tn Uae aiteloeee. aridnoa a sample
battle of tha Blker-Hnff Cure for eonaumrtloa. '
1 bare tried It for asthma an4 am tree from It
fnr the Bret time tn aaTen years. I eo not
know how to thank yea enough.
SARAH M. HOTT.
No. Ill S. Thomaa St., Loe Anarlaa. Cel.
TWrLVg IHiNnsBn more trittmnntata like
the above, tnfther with full dstalla of poet
tlr rurea. ran be has at Peaton ITus Co.
Th-ae 1.100 teettmoatala show more genuine
Sn TOluntary elden-e of curse rf fhrnnte
cae-t of ASTHMA. HSONfHITIR. CATARRH
and CONSl atPTION than all other ao-ralled
"eurea" can show In the entire history ef their
business.
ron sali at
BEATON DRUG CO..
Ith and Fsrnam.
TRIAL ROTTl.nS
freo ky naall, postpaid, by ad
dress la the Elker rtrnc Co., loo
William St., Mow York City.
DR. SEARLES
So well snd favor
ably known as tha
leading, moat reliable
and successful
M'ECIALIST ln e.ll
DISEASES OF MEN.
They have been
manv years In estab
hrhlng tholr reputn
iton IN OMAHA for
honest and bunorabi
DEALINGS, and 'f:e,eM!T.!
ters thsnying tbem for he CUKKS per
fected and the great goo.t they
. n-, t - lira sariM If TlM uetrn uv
ote5? as Speciiisi.; I- tfsatlng atl d.a-
Te't.RTAIN OF A Ol'llfi by CON
ULTINO the HEST FIRST.
I rR rkahi.KS Kraduntecl at two or ins
After the Jury had tken their seats j ft-t ntedlca "-'l'
. Totals $9 g I
DES MOINES.
AB. R. JB. PO. A.
I 1110
J ' 1 Games today: Boston at Brooklyn, Phil- Koarh. o 1 4 1 o
adelphla at New Tork, Chicago at SU lxuls. Crsbill, 14 0 11
1 I ?,i..i.i . Ptttabura. I . . T T
Srhaub. Ib... 0 1 4 I I
Odweil,- cf.,l flit
Vlox. as t I 1 1 0
Chllds, lb.... 0 0 14 0
Eases, e e e
B.
0
0
0
0
u 0 J 4
0 0 t 1
o io o
110 0
u o 1 1 o
0 110 6
0 0 110 . '
-1-12 0 CHICAGO. May 7.-Most of ths hitting
83 I I 24 11 1 and all the scoring was dons In the first
A . a a a . . 1 - ! Inning. Slever eucceeded Budhoff In th
0?22ia2SAT! second, the remainder of the gams being
01001000 01 ..v.J.- K.rtla Attendanca. L860. Score:
Clark, cf....
yulnn, 2b...
O'Leary, ss.
Town, lb...
Hoffer, rf...
Durkee, 3h,.
Mackofr, If..
Fohl, c
Marshal, p.
Totals...
Omaha
Des Moines
Earned runs: Omaha, t: Dea Mnln 1
Three-base hits: Thomas, Clark. Horn
run: Gondlng. Baaes on balls: Off Bhaf
rtal, 2. Struck out: By Shafstal, 4; by
Marshal. 6. Hit by pitcher: By .Bhaf-
mui, i, uj mnrsnai. i. unuDie play:
i Wright to Stewart Tlmei 1:25, Ums'ra:
Hrennan.
Denver Errors Loao Game,
COLORADO SPRINGS. Mar T Two er.
rors, coupled with two hits, allowed two
men to score, winning the ninth game for
the locals, after one man was out In tha
ninth. Tha score:
R H El
Colo. Springs. OOOOtlOOt tti
Denver 10000101061$
Batteries:' Denver, Gaston and Latimer;
vi'iuibuu opring", xsewmeyer anu uoran.
GAMES IN AMERICAN LEAGUE BSSSS:
Plrst Innlnsj Decides Contest, Wkleb
ChlonsTO Takes From
t. Loals.
Totals ... 4 t 14 14 I
$0111
A A A
pitchers'
CHICAOO.
R H.O.A
Dolan. lb.... t I 14 1 1
Jonea, ef
Orcen. rf.... 1
Hallman. a
latiell, lb.... 1
Paly, Ib 1
Tannehlll, ss t
Snllliaa, s... t
WSIte, a
1 s 0 t
t 0 0 0
otoo
i o t o
0 110
1110
t 4 1 I
1 1 t 0
ST. 1)UIS.
R.H.O.A.B.
Bmtctt. If... 11110
Heldflnk, ot. e l iv
Hemphill, rt. 1 1 t t t
Andrraia. It t 1 11 1 t
Wallace, ss.. 0 0 9 1 1
MnCoi-k lb., e I I 1 1
Frlel, Ib.
...i t n it i
Totals ... t 10 IT 11 41
Columbus 0 0 0
01010010 14
Earned runs: Louisville. 1: Columbus. $.
Left on bases: Louisville, 3; Columbus, 6.
Stolen bases: Odweil, Blattery, Sacrifice
hits: Crablll. Schriver. Two-base hits:
Vlox, Hart, Raymer, Blattery, Roach.
Double plays: Srhaub (unassisted), Ray
mer to Blattery, xiannon to mattery. Hit
by pitched ball: Roach, Crabtl. Struck
out: By Crabll, I; by Eag&n, 3. Time:
1:36. Umpire: Haskell.
St. Pavnl Takes Easy Ono.
8T. PAUL. May 7. Th local team hit
Elliott hard in the first and sixth, and won
with ease. Davis was hit hard, but per
fect support shut off runs. Attendance,
(00. Score:
ST. PAUL. MILWAUKEE
Suaden,
Sudhoff, B.
f lexer, p..,
Kahoe ...
t t 1 t 1
.. t t f 1 t
.. t 0 1 0
..4140
.. t t t I
.n Imu i
o-$
B.H.O.A.E.
Shannon, ef. I I I 0 0
Jarkeon, rf.. t I I t 0
Geter. If t 1 t t 0
s-haerer. ss. S 1 S 4 0
Wheeler, lb.. I I t I 0
Hueclns. lb.. 1114 0
Keller, lb... 0 1110
Sullivan, s... 11110
Davis, B 0 1110
Touts ...11 11 17 11 0
Phyla, as..
Donahue, lb. t
Wood. If t
funsan, rf. . 0
Bhafler, lb.. 1
Vnslaub, lb.. I
Bneer, c 0
Feer, cf t
Meredith, p..
Elliott, .... 1
R.H.O.A.B.
0 14 10
14 11
taudlaav oi Uo Teas.
Played. Won. Lost.
Colorado Bnrlnars I
Denver i 7
Kansas City 7
1'eorta 7
Milwaukee . t
Omaha , 7
enh , T
8t. Joseph
Des Moines..
Games today: Des Moines at Omaha.
Denver at Colorado Springs.
Totals
I
ToUls
TmA tfo-kf HfAVAV Its thtt nlftth.
J 2 o o o o 1 1
Left on bases: Chicago. 3; Bt. Louts 8.
Two-base hit: Burkett Thbase hits:
Isbell, MoCormlck. Sacrifice . hit: Heldrlck.
Stolen bases: Daly, Hemphill. Struck out
By White. I; by Slever, . Bases on balls.
Off White, 11; off Budhoff, 11. Time: 1:30.
Umpire: Sheridan.
Boston Takes Ono,
671 I nnarnN May 7 Plenty of hitting In I Off Davis, 5; off Merldlth, 1. Hit by pitched
3 tSTt?mo wL forTo homo toam Ifl " ?tnicli out: By Elliot, 4; by
se
.42$
2ft
126
P.O.
.87$
.871
.671
Totals ... 4 1011 11
Sullivan out on bunt strike.
St. Paul 31103500 1$
Milwaukee 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 3 0-4
Earned runs: St Paul, 4; Milwaukee. $.
Two-base hits: Bchaefer, Kelley. Home
run: Wheeler. Stolen banes: Huaralns (2)
Jackson, Schaefnr. Double play: Huggina
to cnaeier to tveney. nrsi nase on balls
toua s s" "V . .. JIT lii. I n..- i wril .it.l,... ttiii.. ,n t-.--.i-
A Dl.l. h . AlrtA A I T n A DEL W Itl IW I X. T, l.u I n 1 1 o o . ,.111". ' ' . IIVin.
vTiAt" ; v.w York'a hits scattsred. Sacrifice hit: Sneer. Left on bases: St.
GAMES IN NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cblcaao Ponnds St. Lonls All
tho Field. Wlnnlnc
Ton to Ono.
Over
Attondanoe. 4,600. Score:
BOSTON.
R.H.O.A.B.
Dousharly, M 1 3 t 0
CAlll.ia. Ib .. 1 1 t J 0
Stahl. ef I 1 e e
Freeman, rf . 1 1 1 0 0
Parent, aa 1 I t I 1
LACbeaoo. IB t 1 ll 1
rams. lb.... 1 1 1 t v
Crta.r. s t 1 I
Dlaeea. t t t 1 t
BT. LOUIS, May T. Th Chlcag-o team
pounded two of Donovan's twlrlers off ths
rubber and batted tha third entry pretty
much as they pleased, winning by 10 to L
Welmer. who was pltchlnar for Chicago.
kept the hits well scattered. Brain's doubls
and Barolay'a single la tho ninth Inning
saved the locals from a shut-out. Attend
ance, 1.&00. Boors:
CHICAOO. ST. LOUTS.
R.H.O.A.B! R.H.O.A.B.
Rarlar. rt... I I 3 t OTeirell. at... 0 13 11
1 t 0 Brain. b 1 I t 3 t
T t 0 btrrler. If... t 1 1 t I
It, Dooovsa, rt, t I 1 t t
t 4 l Nlrhola. lb.. 0 1 11 t t
I 3 1 WllllanM, as. 0 0 I 4 0
3 I 0; Wearer, t t I 4 0
I t 0 Saadera. ... 0 0 0 0 0
t 1 tiKkoadaa B.. 0 0 0 1 1
Mlltoa. ... 1 0 4 0
.10 IfM U ll
I Totau .-1 Tail I
Williams out, bunting third strike, and
Weaver out. hit by batted ball.
Chicago 4 6 0 0 0 0 1 alfl
Bt. Louis 0 0000000 11
Earned must Chlcairo, 4; St Louis. 1.
Two-baas hits: Brain. Slagla, Jones. Three
baae hit: Chanoa to Casey. Sacrifice hit:
Menefeo. Stolen bases: Bvsrs (1). Kllng.
Itarlev. Bases on balls: Off Welmer, 1; off
Rhoades, 3; off Milton. 1. Struck outl by
Welmer, 4; by Rhoades, 3. Left n basest
Chicago, t; Bt Loula. Innings Ditched: Hy
Totals
Boston
New York
Earned runs:
Two-baa hits:
(UflU I
KSW TORK.
R.H.O.A.B.
ParU. If I 0 1 0 0
Kaeier, n.... i e
r-urta. st t 1 3 t t
Williams. Ib. t 1 3 T t
Daniel, lb... t t U 3 t
Paul, 8j Milwaukee, 9.
pi re: cunningnam.
Time: 1:60. Urn-
fltnndlnc of tho Tcna
earor, Ib... 1 1 3 1 0
U.us. Ja 0 t I S f
nils, a.... 1 I
p.... S S 1 I
He
'Vlltae,
Totals ... 3 I 94 It I
... 110001IO--S
... 10001000 0-3
Boston. 6: New Tork, 1.
Parent, Wlltse. i nm.
Indlans polls
Milwaukee
Bt. Paul...
Kansas City
Toledo
Louisville ..
Columbus .'.
Minneapolis
Played. Won. Lost
..13 10 3
..13
10
13
P.C.
.703
.49:1
.W7
.616
.671
.84
.2S6
.071
Games today: Kansas City at Mlnneano-
11s. Milwaukee at St. Paul, Louisville at
Columbus, Indianapolis gt Toledo.
EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACK
Moatholon Breaks By at LonlsHle
nnd May Die of In
juries. LOUISVILLE, Mav 7.-Pretty Rosey fell
in the steeplechase, but horse nnd rider es
caped Injury, but another plll in the fifth
was more serious. Montholon went down
and sustained what may prove a broken
leg and Mendon went to his knees. Both
Jockeys were unhurt. Results:
' vir.1 rac. one mile: . Mary Glenn won.
Flying Bblp second, Mint Bed third. Tim:
1Becond rsce, seven furlongs, selling:
Lampoon won. Captain, Hugh Bradley eeo-
ond; Saint Wood third.. .Time: l
Third race, steepiecnase nonuKay.
course: Lord Raelnor won, .Doctor Newlln
second, Klngalong third. T:me: 2:55.
Fourth raoe. Bluegrass stakes, n o 0
added, six and a halt furlongs: Moneiej
Beaucaire won. The Crisis aecond, Judge
Hlmea third. Time: t:tlM- M
Fifth race, four and a half furlongs, sell
ing: Sweetie won, Iech second, Morning
Star third. Time: 0:"6V4. w .
Sixth race, selling, one mile: Mandamus
won. The Stewardess second. Romp third.
Time: 1:43.
nuTn A nn Uaw 7 -f Afllll t M !
trii-at rskak flv furlongs: Jorry Lyn?n
won. I Must second. Forehand third. Time:
1:08 T . T
Second race, , rour lunuuv"- iA iT'
Reran won. Baint Cuthbert second, uU-
ka-tf thlfrl TlrrtA- 11. a-fi.
Thlt Ltm. nna mile ami A Hlxt'entb,
nelllng: Huxsah won. Nitrate eecond. Little
DA...,, iniM ima i :m .
Fourth race, lour ana a nan miiuui.,
!.. Ul.,anm -tokA- I.I1CV F. S WOU. MRKle
Leeber second. Tribune third. Tim: 0:56 2-6.
Fifth race, one nine: jjomaasja wun. Al
fred C second. Frank M third. lime:
t .11 IK
n .tk a vAn mrinnn: nnlll ii-
monde won,' Sarah Maxim second, Maroo
third. Time: i:w.
bt i oiTifl Uu 7. Results :
First race, six furlongs, selling! Lynoh
won, Tenney Bell seoond, DeaUt tnira
Time: 1:16V. . .. ,
Second race, four and a half furlongs
Gus Heldon won, Ascot second, Mad Wad'
ill.lrli tklrH Time! 0!&5.
Third race, six furlongs, selling: Father
Wenter won. foul raa seoonu, ibwiw
third. Time: 1:15.
Knrth rami four and a half furlongs,
Debutante stake: Orient won, Jehane seo
ond. Malwslls third. Tims: o.
irifth t-aA on a mile and an eishth. sail
ing: Blanco won, Bankstret seoond. Ell
Caney third. Time: 1:67.
Bivth rn fv furlonsa. selllnBT: Duels
won, Jerry Hunt second. Sweet Dream
truro. Time: i:ufe.
Shamrock III Balls Attain.
GOUROCK, Scotland. May T. Shamrock
III went out today on Its first trial spin
since It had been refitted after having been
dismasted off Weymoutn. A ngm norm
AAatArlv wind was hlowlna. The challen
ger a new mainsail, which Is cross-cut like
the old one. did not set satisfactorily. Ths
club topsail, which is of enormous slss, sets
blgh above tne masmeaa. i ne uicycie
wheel previously used In steering tho chal
lenger has been discarded In favor of an
ordinary wooden wneei. Tne trial toaay
HYMENEAL
Kloke-ByaonaT.
WEST POINT. Neb.. May 7. (Special.)
Ths marriage ot F. W. Kloke, sheriff of
Cuming county, to Miss Delia Bysong was
celebrated by Rev. A. B. Learner, pastor of
Grace Lutheran church, at the parsounse
In this city, yesterday at noon. The bride
Is the second daughter of John Bysong, a
prominent farmer and pioneer i liken, and
Is a niece of ex-State Treasurer tuefer.
Th young couple departed nn the after
noon train tor a bridal trip to points In
Kansas and will live In West Point on
their return In two weeks, the gro-m hav
ing Just purchased a fine residence propert)
In this place.
German-Peters.
BEATRICE, Neb., May 7. (Special.)
The marriage of Miss Maud Peters to Mr.
Perry J. German was solemnized at the
bride's home In this city yesterday after
noon at 6 o'clock, Rev. .Mr. Mueller of the
Dunkard church officiating, (inly few ot
the intimate friends of the bride and groom
witnessed the ceremony, which was fol
lowed by a dainty rsptst. Tho young
couple have been residents of Beitrice for
some time and expect to make their home
here.
Judge Elliott replied to th first question
that the matter of any money paid pre
viously was not In th caae.
Relative to the second the court In
structed that the evidence of Sinclair was
that the orders cam from headquarters.
To the third question the reply wss made
that the Jury should sssume from all the
evidence the fact as to whether the doctor
knew the money paid was graft money.
It was not necessary that Gardner told
him so. v
The Jury retired with this lnformstlon
and fot two hours Dr. Ames paced ths
hallway, smoking big black cigars, while
Mrs. Amee waited In the reception room.
Tho verdict came as a shock to both the
defendant and his wlfs.
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Written Contracts given In all cttrsb's
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Many casea Irented $S on per month
COXglXTATIOS PHF.15.
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DEATH RECORD.
Fsaeral Services fos Bishop Harst.
WASHINGTON, May 7. Funeral services
over the remains of the Hte Bishop John
Fletcher Hurst were held this morning at
the First Methodist Episcopal church. The
sermon was delivered by Charles H. Fowler
of Buffalo and Bishop Charles C. McCabe
of Omaha, who aucceeded Bishop Hurst as
chancellor of the American university. Rev.
Dr. Henry A. Butx, president of the theo
logical seminary, offered the prayer. The
Interment was at Rock Creek cemetery and
was private.
John Ramsey.
PLATTSMOUTH. Neb., May 7. (Special.)
A telegram has been received from Judge
B. S. Ramsey announcing the doath of his
brother, John Ramsey, which occurred at
Loveland, Colo. The deceased was an old
time Cass county citizen, having resided
on a farm near Cedar Creek until Ave
years ago, when he went to Colorado for
his health.
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THE REALTY MARKET.
INSTRUMENTS placed pn record Thurs
day, May 7:
Warranty Deeds.
S. C. Tuthtll and wlfs to W. J. Costen,
lot 10 Catalpa Place f 1,300
F. H. Garvin and wife to same, lot 9,
same 100
Rose H. Cole to W. A. Woodard, lot
3. Union Place 1,250
The 8. D. Mercer company to Mary
A. Patrick, lot 7, block 2, Walnut
Hill 1
E. L. Means et al to Mary Moran,
lots 48 and 69. Nelson's add 16.000
Joseph Retl to John Reel, nVi lot 27, !
block 9, Kountie's 3d add 6 i
Harriet T. Love and husband to Elea- j
nor 8. Lawrence, nVi lots 9 and 10,
Crescent Park 7,000 ;
Eleanor B. Lawrence and husband to
Charlotte C. McDonald, same 7,300 '
Patrick Coyle and wife to W. A. Sco- j
vllle, lot 9, block 26, South Omaha.. 1.600 ,
National Land company to Elisabeth j
Uhl, 42x90 feet In lot L Johnson's
add -1.500
Deeds.
Sheriff to Somerset Trust company,
lots 1, 3. 4, 6, 7, 9, 10, 11. 13 snd 17,
block I. Wise P.'s sdd 640
Total amount of transfers.
.135.596
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ferer who. If he had consulted me In regard to his ondltlon In Its rar'y
stages, I wonld have cured him and saved him much suffering, annoyance and
expense. This, I consider, la due to lack of knowledge on the part of the one
who has previously treated the case; therefore, I say to you If you are suffer
ing from any disease or condition peculiar to men, or If you have been a vic
tim and been disappointed In not getting s permanent cure elsewhere. I would
ask that you come to my office. Twill explain to you OUR SYSTEM OF
TREATMENT, which I have originated and developed after a whcls life's ex-
ferlence In the treatment of special dlseaaes of men. I will give you a
horough examination, together with an honest and scientific) opinion of your
case. If I And you are Incurable. I will honestly tell you so. If I find your
case curable, I will give you a legal guarantee to oure you tn the shortest possi
ble Urns without Injurious after effects.
IMPOTHNCY
fromptly restored
o natural, vigor
ous and lasting
strength.
ECZEMA
pimples or any
skin dlseaae per
manently cured In
the ahortest possi
ble time.
HYDROCELE
cured to stay cured
without cutting.
niPTIBK
of men cured Ih
from ten to thirty
days. No cutting,
no detention from
buslnese.
HLADDEH AND
KIDNEY
troubles by our
system of treat
ment are Improved
at once and quick
ly and permanently
cured.
VARICOCELE
permanently cured
without a cutting
or tying operation.
No pain or loss of
time.
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We care not of
how long standing,
as we euro them at
ones.
STRICTURE
Sored without dl
itlng or cuttings
no pain.
RHEUMATISM
tn all its forms
etrmanantly cured
y my system of
treatment
BLOOD POISOH
(Byphlls)
permanently cured
without Injurious
after effects.
DISCHARGES.
stopped In from
three to five days.
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I CURE MEN
Slasla. If.... I 1
Chance, lb. .. 1 9
Meaetaa. Ik..
Jones, at 1 4
Tinker, aa... 3
Caaer, lb.... S
Brers. Ik.... 1 9
Kilns. ...... 1 1
Welnee. 1
i ki.A. ataki 2 Home run: rerris.
Stolen bases: Dougherty, Conroy. Double
play: William to Qanael. First bass on
balls: Off Dlneon. 1; off Wlltso, 1. Struck
out: By Dlneen. 1; by WUtss. 1 Tims:
1:68. Umpire: Caruthers.
Phillies Bin AU Gam.
PHILADELPHIA. May 7.-Ths Cham
pions batted Orth at will today and ths
canonadlng added to Washington a miser
able exhibition In the field gave the home
club an easy victory. Murphy s play ng
was a feature. Davis was Injured sliding
to bas and retired. Attendance, i,66i
Score:
PHILADELPHIA. 1 WASHINGTON.
R.H.O.A.B. I R.H.O.A.B.
- t i a a a S a Robinson- aa. 4 I 1 J a
PlrSertss. rt 4 4 I Selbach. rt .. J I 1
Pavla lb. .. 3 19 4 , Lielehanty, n 3 4 1 I
icbreca. lb . 1 3 I 4 ej liven, ef 1 3 4 4
L t'roee, Ib. till Carer, lb.... 4 4 4 4
8ebold. rt... 3 I I 'outillo. lb. 4 i
M fr.es. as. 4 4 e lark, e 4 4 4 I
p....r. a.... 14 1 0 Orth. I 14
Sender. .... 1141
Tetals
ToUla ...14 ti 17 .4
Philadelphia 4 0 1 4 0
Washington 0 0 3 0 0
Earned runs: Washington,
Phla. J.
..SUM 4 I j
It4 -19
v 0 1 1 6 I
1: Phlladel-
q niiili nMiiiuuui, a ihibwidi-
Two-b&M hits: LTom. fWyboid. M.
r.I . ""n 1- ,i VlteT 3- olt CTolV Delehanty. Orth. Thrso-b hit:
Hits: Off Banders, I, off Milton, 4. mjsiT Homt runi: Davis, Murphy.
I 1. ' -- cud. u.. . . ua'-. e a
EMtCnUCO 111' , vi.ift. ww-.-. ...
Ryan. Clark. Double play: Seybold to
n.vi. I .Aft an baaoa: Washington. 9:
Philadelphia, 10. First base on balla: Off
firth. 4: off Bender. 3. Hit by pitched ball:
Ryan, Orth. Struck out: By Orth, 3; by
H-nder. 3. Wild pltob: Orth. Time: 3.14.
Umpire: Connolly.
gtaa-le Error Doeldos Gams.
n.KV ELAND. May 7 Cleveland batted
out a victory today, Crawford's error in
ths eighth giving mem two runs, uraaiey
was put out or tne same wr ui-puvuia m
aui h O'Lauarhlln. Tha nelmns of iinr-
rett snd Gochnuuer snd batting of Thouay
wars features. Attsnaance, j.e.i. more;
CLEVgLaND. UgTROIT.
R.H.O-A.B- R.UOA.ie.
Bar. at 1 e Barren. et... i e 1 I
ktotVtSF. M. f I e a,m-.-i. mm. a a mm i
Vltch. rf 1 I I S 4Cffora. If. 1 1 I 4 1
Rradter. .. 14 41 Hltl'l. lb-lb 4141
I Oaask IS. 1 4 I 4Geesler. rt... 1 e
JT I 1 t I Bmllh. Ib 4 14
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