THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, JULY 4, 1903.
5
PIRATES CONTINUE TO WIN
Philadelphia is Outplayed at Ererj Point
of the Game.
ONLY CHANCE IS IN THE SIXTH INNING
roar lilts Ranched la that laalng Bel
Three liana, hat They Are Fire
Short of Raoaith to Land
the tianie.
PITTSBURG. July 3.-Phlladelphia was
outplayed at every point. Their only
chance was In the sixth Inning, when four
lilts were bunched am) three runs made.
Attendance, 3.l.0. Score:
PITTBULKU. rHILADKLPHIA.
A.E
K.H.U.A.B H.H.U.i
auinont, dl I 1 I WThnmaa, cf.. U 1
rko, If ... 0 U slWolir't'n, ib. 0 1
Boau
HI
Krliriiis, rt
Wanner, lb.
KruKr, aa..
Learli, ID...
HlUhay, ib.
Hialpa. c
K.eaneljr, p.
Totala ..
1 & Tuna, II
1 H K.liier, rt
II
7 U XI 14
1 0 1
111
Harry, lb.... 1 1 10
Hulnwltt, aa. 9 1 1
(Jlraaon, tb.. 9 1 1
Dooln, o 9 11
lluaitl'br, p. 9 1 1
Kuiolpb ... 9 9
Totala ... 24 II I
x Hutted far DuKtflehy in ninth.
PlttHburg 0 1 2 2 0 0 0 2 X 7
Philadelphia 00000800 03
Kiirtifd ruiiB: Pittsburg, 3; Phlladolphia,
3. i"w-j(iHe hits: Wagner, Kitchey, Kels
ter, JlulHWitt. Three-oase hits: l;trh,
Phelps, Kennedy, fciacrilice hits: Clark
CI). L,each. Stolen bases: Wolverton,
lioolfi. Double plays: Sebrlng to Phelps
to KrugiT, Wagner to Kitchey to Lieacn.
first l.ie on balls: Off Kennedy, 3. Hit
by pitched ball: Beaumont, btruck out:
By DuKKleby, 1. Passed ball: Dooin. Time:
1:40. Umpire: Johnstone.
Standing of the Teams.
Played. Won. Lost. P.C.
tall, . Innings pitch",: By Ailemang. 1:1
Postponed Giart,
At Kansas City Kansas Clty-Milwaukea
game postponed, rain.
Standing of the Teams.
Flayed. Won. toet. P.C
(9 88 21 .M4
SI V U .'7
82 37 .597
61 80 81 .i2
0 34 .133
jft 34 ,V
62 12 30 .413
69 21 28 .ict
MIlWBllkf
St. Paul
Louisville ...
Minneapolis
CiJliimbuK ..
Kansas City.
Toledo
ttsmts today: Milwaukee at Kansas City:
Minneapolis at 8t. Paul; Indianapolis at
Louisville; Toledo at Columbus.
Had Base ftaaalaar Conats.
MILWAUKEE, July 3. Milwaukee won
from Peoria, partly due to wretched base
Yunnlng by the visitors. Attendance, 400.
Score:
R H E
Mllwalkee 0 J 0 0 0 0 0 0 - ' 8
Peoria 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 10 1
flatteries: For Milwaukee, McPherson
and (Lucia; for Peoria, Alloway and Wil
son. -
,. Postponed Games. .
At Kansas City Kansas City-BC Joseph
tame, on account of rain.
At Des Moines Omaha-Dei Moines, no
gum, rain.
At I)enver Denver-Colorado Springs
game, on account of rain.
, Standing of the Teams.
Played. Won. Lout.
Milwaukee
Colorado Springs
Kansas city ...
St. Josefih
Denver
Peoria
61
54
, 63
, 62
. 62
64
87
3
28
26
25
24
20
II
14
18
27
27
30
St
31
F.C.
.725
.667
.628
.40
.480
.444
,77
.320
INVALID COMMITS SUICIDE
Jacob 8argarjtt Mildly Insane, Shoots
Himielf in mart and Head,
DEAD BODY IS FOUND BY HIS BROTHER
Two Men Preparing: to Retara to
Their" Home la 'Wyoming When
the Tragedy Ocenrs Oor-
oaer Holds laqaest.
it the greatest event of the kind ever held
country. (
SHAMROCK I LOSES TOPSAIL
Repairs Damage aad Closes tn Big
Gap, Kearly Catching Hew
Challenger.
NEW YORK. July 1 A sudden shift of
wind today brought Shamrock I crippled
and limping across the finish line minus
Its club topsail only four minutes behind
the slippery new challenger, Shamrock III.
The latter was 8:02 ah aad In twenty-six
miles of a sall-stretchlng trial before the
old boat was partly disabled.
The club topsail pole on Shamrock I
broke at the topmast head when It had
four miles to sail. It was thirteen minutes
Crased by 111 health. Jacob Sergeant of '"J? ' h 'n7 JJ. At!!?m
Lusk. Wyo., ended his life by shooting accident Shamrock III beat the old boat
himself twice yesterday afternoon. The 4:30, running to leeward fifteen miles and
tragedy occurred in the rear yard of Mrs. ?fjllyh iS'""''" ,n "a'"nS 'n '
Joseph Chrlstensen, 614 South Twentieth -l n npw cunseeRer waa hardly tip to Its
;ni w
One ball en- standard today. Ordinarily in a Hgn
Ind
m.i nhnuf l an iVnlnck
terd the left breast and 1. supposed to have J-h preva.ed it to tenmc. better
lodged In the region of the heart, and the .,.. ans, ensnare made In Its trim and In
other entered the head hack of the right I reduction of its ballast had not improved It.
Des Moines 63
Omaha 60
Unities todav: Des Moines at Omaha
Kansas City at St. Joseph, Peoria at Mil
waukee, Colorado uprings at Denver.
Pittsburg
New York .....
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
damns today
64
W
4
68
66
tit)
, 0
Huston
20
U
28
a
42
41
St.
.687
.M4
MS
.bli
.500
.400
.333
.317
Louis,
Brooklyn at Cincinnati, New York at Chi
cago; Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
Game at Vlatoa Street Park.
Omaha wilt return from Its trip around
the circuit and play two games on the
home, grounds Saturday. Des Moines Is
the opposing team. . The lineup does not
show any of the new names promised bv
Manager Rourke. -
Omaha. - Position. De Molnea
Wright first base Towne
Shugart..'. Second base Qulnn
Dfllan snortstop O Leary
Hlckey Third base Dukee
Carter Lrt field..
temple and lodged In the left side of the
head.
The body was found by a brother, W. P.
Sergeant. It was lying on the left side,
the head barely touching the corner of the
brick foundation of the rear end of the! 6:20.
house. The feet and legs extended out
over the walk. In the right hand was a
32-callber revolver. The flesh on the head
and on the breast was powder-burned.
The man had carefully pulled aside his
shirt and undershirt before placing the re
volver to his breast, and It was not until
seme time after the arrival "of the police
that this wound was discovered. The re
mains were at once taken to the morgue.
Came for Medical Treatment.
Jacob Sergeant came to Omaha about
ten days ago from Lusk, Wyo.,- accom
panied by his brother, to take medical
treatment. He had been suffering with
nervousness and was mildly Insane. His
condition was gradually growing worse.
and W. P. Sergeant had made arrange'
The wind today varied from two knots
to about seven. The course was thlrty-mlles
long. The summary:
Start. Finish. Elapsed.
Shamrock III 11:05:44 3:32:00 4 2:16
Shamrock 1 11:04:24 3:36:00 4:31:3
in elapsed time snamrocg in won oy
METEOR AGAIN OUTSAILED
Battleships' Salate Falls to Bring;
Lack to Kaiser's Racing
Yacht.
KIEL, July 2. Yacht races were sailed
today from Kiel to Travemunde at tne
mouth of the Trave. The battleships at
Kiel thundered a salute as the emperor s
yacht Meteor crossed the starting line.
With a fluky breeie Cicely and Clara
worked close down the shore and overtook
Navahoe, Meteor, Humburg, Empress.
Iduna and the other boats, which started
ten minutes earlier. Cicely was still load
ing when the afternoon breeze turned Into
hunt aciiinlls romuelllng Meteor and Ham
burg to reduce their canvas. The finish
was sailed in a grand breese. Cicely cov-
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES
ments to return home with him last night, jrea tne last sixi "
Tavlor Thnrtv when the two were talking over I d . u Hvn tn the winner of
Grv!h... Center field ark. ,n roturn home, jaCob threatened to kill Its class. Cicely, which Is a Fife designed
Welch Right field Hoffer , . ' . ... , . -chooner owned by Cecil Quentln. take
Oondlhg Catcher Fohl himself and said he did not want to go "j0 Challenge cup for the
in
t. Paul Shots Minneapolis Oat
Bight Inning Rainy
Match.
MINNEAPOLIS, July 8.-St. Paul shut
out Minneapolis In an elght-lnnlng game
today. The field was muddy and rain fell
during the lust two innings. Ferguson
wits a puzzle to the locals, although Thomas
was easy for St. Paul. Attendance, l.OuO.
Bcuro: .
ST. PAIL , MINNEAPOLIS
Oelar. Ib...
BhannOQ. cf. .
Jaraaon, rt..
Bf-haefer, aa.,
HuKKina, lb..
Kell.jr, lb...
WheWar, If-.
Plarca, o
yerguaon, p..
H.H.O.A.E
S 9
t 1
9 I
1 1
0 I
1 11
1 1
1 I
1 9
, ( 12 14 IS 1
Totala
Bt Paul 0 0 2 3 .0 0 0 06
Minneapolis 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Earned runs: St. Paul, 4. Two-base hit
Thomas Catcher
Milton Pitcher Morrison
Bhafatal Pitcher Barry
Henderson Pitcher Cuihmati
Companion Pitcher Madigan
' The first game on July 4 will be called
at 10:30 a. m., and tne second at 3:45 p. m
.Waterloo Bacapes a Shntont.
FORT DO DOE, la.. July 8. (Special Tele
gram.) Jjy virtue of a questionable deci
sion In the ninth Inning, followed by a hit
Waterloo escaped a shut-out In today's
game. The score was 7 to 1 In favor of
Fort Dodge. Two men were out In the
ninth, when Waterloo worked a man across
the- plate. Bantz, In the box foi Fort
Dodge; pitched a magnificent game, hold
ing Waterloo to four scattered singles,
Score:
R.H.E,
Fort Dodge ....1 0 a 0 4 0 0 0 07 9 4
Waterloo 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 4 4
I Waterloo, tsaies ana wnarton
Totals ... 9 9 M II 1
Marshall back to Wyoming. Thursday afternoon he 8eoonj time, which cup now becomes the
managed to elude the vigilance or nis property ot tne yacni s owner:
brother and was absent from the room
until o'clock In the evening. After he Y. M. C. A. Tennis Tonrney
had retired the brother searched his cloth- I Lat evening the last game in the first
Ing. but found no poison or revolver or round of the Young Men s hristlan Asso--J.
i.u v.iv, ,. , Mm elation tennis tourney was played off and
threat.
Since that time, said W. P. Sergeant, he
and his brother had been almost constantly
R.H.O.A.K.
afcCraarr. cL 9 9 4 9 1
Spoonar, lb.. 9 0 1 0 9
Lally, If 9 1119
Katoll. rt.... 9 1 1 9 9
budwlg, c... 9 14 19
Mcliityra. 8b 9 1 0 I 9
Martin, ib... 0 0 I I 9
Oyler, as 9 9 2 1 9
Tbomaa. D... 0 1 1 I tl
together, and he does not know when or
how or where the man got the revolver
with which he shot himself.
Finds His Brother Dcnd.
the first game In the second rouna. im
score:
First round: , . . ....
Rurh (15) beat Meyer (15), 6-4, 4-S, 6-2.
Second round: ... . . . , ,
McNulty (30) beat Danieis (.scraicn), -,
6-2.
Oxford Cricketers la Lead,
t nwnnw Jnlv ' 1. A rood slxed crowd
A few minutes before the shooting Jacob was present t Lords today when the an-
Sergeant went to the kitchen of the house """r,"resumedV Oxford yester-
and asked Mrs. Chrlstensen for a drink of riv .....red 2S9 In the first Inning. Today
rater. This was given him and he again I Cambridge responded with rs7.
A few mln
Game at Kragrs Park
The Walter Molse team will cross bats
c irneu run- D , -.. -"- wlth Superiors at Krug's park on the
inonias. lorw-ume nil. DHiarwi ..i,,,.. -,V ir..rth lom. n-
dIhvs: Lallv to Ludwig. Geier to Hugglns
to Keliey. first Dane on Dans: ure. i nuraa.
1; oil Ferguson, 1. Struck out: By Thomas,
2: bv Feriruson. 4. Sacrifice hits: Thomas,
Jackson, Wheeler. Left, on bases: Min
neapolis, 6; St. Paul, 7. Time; 1:20. Um
pire: Foreman.
- Errors Lose for Louisville.
LOUISVILLE. July 3. Errors lost the
game for Louisville today. Both Walker
and Kellum pitched good ball, bensatlonal
fielding by Fox and a running catch by
Odwell were feature. Attendance, i,w
Score: , '
iNniANAPnUs. .' LOUISVILLE.
n ll. it. A l l R.H.O.A.K.
H(iiaTr, HI 1.9 9 vjKarwta. rt... 0 119 9
, v X a a v nan, iu w a v v
,9 9 4 1 -Ollra.hear, lb. 9 1 4 9 9
,0119 VtUdwall, cf... 9 9 9 1 9
,9 lit 1 u Sullivan, lb. 9 18 19
,t O t 9 uiolymar, K...0 1199
.9181 U9ihrlvr, e... 114111
.114 8 lyulnlan. a.. 9 14 3 3
KWalkar, p. ...-a 19 4 1
afternoon of the
2:45. The lineup:
MOise. -
Fltsgerald Catcher ..
A Carlson... Pitcher ..
Barrett First base ,
Day Second base.
Drlseoll Third base.
Stlnchauser Shortstop Luplnske
Wiley: Right field Llppe
R. Carlson Left field Zlebell
Talbot Center field Cederel
Metcalf. aubstltute.
Vox. 3b,
ltoydon, c.
t:oultar, cf.
Jonaa, It..,.
Klhm, lb..,
Taniaatt, lb
aictjann, aa
Kallum, p
Totala
Indianapolis
Louisville
... 1 1 9 9 CiV
..."87 87 J-
Totali ... 8 t 87 19
....0 6 0 0 0 1 6 1 0 S
00 0 00002 02
In tne American Leagne.
,Oames today: Chicago at New York,
EVENTS ON .RUNNING TRACKS
Jane Holly Lowers Ilecord, Though
New Mark Mar Not
Stand.
went out in the back yard
utes later W. P. Sergeant came down out
of the room on the second floor, with the
grips belonging to the two men, and paid
Mrs. Chrlstensen the rent. He handed her
a bill, and as she could not change it he
started out to get the change. He went
lftw.nl lha rear nf the house, where Af r
'nJlIZ I Chrlstensen said his brother had gone. In a
aiiiiron I faw seconds he rushed back wildly ex.
.....Peterson cited, and told Mrs. Chrlstensen his brother match of 100 birds each here the Fourth
had committed suicide. The police and
coroner were notified, and Assistant Po
lice Surgeon 3chleler said Sergeant had
died instantly from the effects of the
wound in the head. Inasmuch as there
Superiors.
..-Kochford
Kaw Tribe Releases Pitchers.
runiio riTT ' Jniv x. Hitcners flic-
Donald and Bouders have been released by
. - t- i-i American HMHOrlatlOn Dall
club. McDonald will go to Minneapolis and
Souders will retire tor mis oo'i.
Match Shoot at Gibbon.
nmnsT x'fli. Tot v a. fSDeclal.l Mart
rA?JLV"Zr'-BSZZ Hlver and H. O.
Hnnton rVlll shoot a blue rock
DEATH RECORD.
Faneral f,Mr Garaler.
ir.-v.rtrT May... July 8. (Special.) The re-
were two wounds in different parts of thai nt Mrs Nora Garnler, who died In
St. Louis at Boston, Detroit at Phlla- body, either of which might have been Bouth Omaha Wednesday, arrived at noon
delphia, Cleveland at Washington. fatal, the police took W. P. Sergeant to I f. m... ..rvicoa were held in the Chris-
theatAUon. Han churCh at this -place, of wWoh, Mrs,
:.The dead man was 47 years of age and Qarnier was a member: Kev. M. C. Wira-
had recently returned from Alaska, where Deriy 0f the Methodtst Episcopal church
ho had spent four years. He waa born in preached the-sermon, the regular pastor
oraniiuii, vi., wuoio uis paranta sun re- I being absent. ine paiiuaii " -
side. He waa unmarried. He had been I iected trom Exeter Ancient Order of Unite!
mentally unbalanced since February. workmen lodge No. U. Mr. Qarnier being
The verdict of the coroner's Jury waa a member of South Oma-.ia no. no.
CHtCAOO. July 8. Jane Holly ran six
Earned runs: Louisville, 2.' Two-bise anda half furlongs in 1:18H at Washinrton that "Jacob Sargent came to his death aarnler was married a little over a year
nus: Duiuvan, miiiaru. oiuion uuci. rfj i rim touay. ine mara is lower man tne I trom a pistol enoi nreu Dy nimseii wniie
mer, Fox, Heydon. Sacrince hits: lleydun, I world's record of 1.18H set by McChesney temtorarlly Insane"
Kellum. uouoio pmy: ouiuvan iu nan. i at nariem in iwt, nut it may not stand as I ------ -
Hhho on balls r Off Walker. 5. Struck out:
Hy Walker, 6; by Kellum,- 5. Time: 8:0o.
Umpire; Mullane.
Toledo Under la Batting Game.
COLUMBUS. O-, July 3. Columbus de
feated Toledo In a lively hatting game to
day. Ailemang was knocked out of the box
in the second inning.
new . time, as the start was made out of
aohute. thus eliminating one turn. Re- DE KNYFF GETS SECOND PLACE
Toledo had a batting
First rdce. alx furlongs: Helaeraon won.
ivungannun secona. cognomen tnira. Time:
l:13H.
second race, six and a half furlonara:
Jane Holly won, Travera second, Warte
iv lent xnira. rime: i:iv
Third race, one mile and seventy yards:
Automobile Times and Positions Are
Officially Pobllahed, Thongh Jan
atsy's Victory Is Protested.
- . . . . . ... I 11IIIU
If. Y, vXi e-"n won. Bondage second, Calba third.
the locala. "Cotton" Turner's batting and
the all uround work or Kaymer were tea
tures. Attendance, 1,088. Score:
COLl'MBl'8. ' , TOLEDO.
R.ll O.A.E I R.H.O.A.K.
Gieaaon, aa.. I 5 11 1 usmilh. rt.... 0 V 8 1 I
Kannon, cf... 1 0 1 S UjUwena, aa..l. 9 19 11
Arndt, rt 8 1 1 9
C. Turner, tb 1 8 0 1
Raymar. 2b.. 8 8 4 4 1
Thoncy. It... 9 18 9
Malli. lb... 9 14 9 1
Col. e 9 14 1
att'Makln, p.. 0 1 0 8 Hi
Total ...11 18 87 It 8
Hlank'a'p. If. 9
Kelallni, If.. 1
T. Turuar, lb 1
iiernard, of.. 8
Klalnow, c 1
Shaub, lb.... 9
t'hllda. 2b...,. 1
AHamang. p. 9
Crlatal, p.... 1
9 9
1 9
1 1
9 9
1 9
8 9
1 9
9
3 9
Fourth race, one and one-sixteenth miles:
Motiarka won. Jack Demund second, Her
mencia third. Time: 1:46H.
Fifth race, five furlongs: Witchcraft won.
Mis 'Crawford second. Determination third.
Time:-i:ou4.
Blh . m rt . nMAAkk .
Havlland woni Rolling Boer second, Caxtoti ternatlonal delegates, follows
inira. . rime: i:az. ganany
NEW YORK. July 8 Results: DeKnyre
First race. five fu'lnnas: Rarlan won. Farman
Armenia secona, jm. ineo tnira.. limn: l:oi. Immunol
. Bfcona race, one miie: Black Hussar l poge
. i .. An tTvlr frtrl and
ago. one was ionmnj - ----was
83 years old at the time of her death.
President Bacbanan's Hleca.
t.TTTflntTR(l. July l.-Word was received
tonight by relaUves of the family that
r u.rriet Lane Johnston,- niece of
- ... .
President Buchanan, aiea at iNrr...u
pier late this evening. Her remains will
be taken to Baltimore and buried beside
her husband and cnnaren on -u.y
William E. Bobbins.
BEEMER, Neb., July 8.-(Speclal.)-Wll-
lion, TO. RobDins. isimr
Willis, died at the home of the latter at
The official time, as amended by the In- 8:16 Thursday afternoon. Mr. koodiim was
i,m.riY from Illinois, ana nsa n
Abraham Lincoln plead
DUBLIN. July 8. R. DeKnyff today was
officially declared to have won second place
in the automobile race yesterday for the
James Gordon Bennett cup. M. Farman
was third, a minute separating him from
DeKnyff. Janatcy won the cup by eleven
minutes,
in court many
..6:60:40 ' -r, vf a am.
6:61:441 times, no wa J
..7:11:33
....9:18:48
Mrs. C W. GlUett.
won. Irascible, second. Prlnbe Chlng third. Janatxy'a average speed was 49 miles an BEATRICE, Neb., July 8. (Special.)
TLm.1:l:40l i " V . ' ' ' . . t I hour, excluding stops, the record for theMm C W. GlUett, an old resident of this
aa. . .1 1 fill tl IM I H . HI X. luriungl. DTI 1 1 1 1 I . FISB I I O rtlOB I nrnfin HSnrtatt Sl 1 r aaaAA I - . . ma.
.r-u , ,, r m. ,-,; V.V; Nameokl won. Sacredus second. I The International authorities pu.zled all city, died yesterday morning : r -
- wmerin tnira. lime: i:is.t ' day over the times and futures and called inna-ed Illness
out of line
Columbus 6 8 0 0 0 8 0 0 11
Toledo 0 t 0000 3 1 23
l;arned runs: Columbus, 6; Toledo. 4,
Stolen bane: C. Turner. First base on
balls: Off McMakln, 8; off Ailemang, 1;
ofT I'rl stall 1. Two-base nits: Kaymer,
Bernard. Three-base hits: Raymer, C.
Turner. Kl'elnow, Crlstall. ' Home run: T.
Turner. . Hits: Off Ailemang, ; off Crls
The remains were taken
to Jacksonville. IIL. today for interment.
Waterloo Millionaire,
WATERLOO. Ia., July 3. Millionaire
Fourth race, roue and three furlonn: I in ih luiiianr, nf uvtrninnun nnni.
Stirmliie won. Thorneycroft second. Colun- I .r,i
say ithlrd. Time: 2:20. . 'Consul General Evens, who saw the race
niin race,, mix. una n. nan lunooga. kii-i at one or tne most aimcult corners, said:
ing: Young Henry won. Minotaur second. I "Th wav ih ihrnum mH vrnokn...
ii m "'lra- lime. i:i. I went at full speed around the curves was I Andrew Mollheny dropped dead or nean
. 1Vj- i. ' i I ,i j ....,H u,, tne nerviest dii or worn i nave ever seen ,,,, ..hi. home today.
!l!rfi Ki"f wo,n;Lord Badge -second. Daly tn my life, though Foxhall Keene was not fallur at- his noma toaay.
th'rd. Time: l-50 in .rin" I -
onehll" afnlnety maei'an ho ARMY MANEUVERS IN AUGUST
t ,i Vv iJo
tik vr-. r-aixvc: :tt yqaj-wji
n r.. LutiB, juiy s. Kesuits: i janatzy
r irst race. n lu-ionas. selling: Maar i
Nolln won. Quaker Girl second. Huah Mc- I ,...
uawan tnira. lime: 1:03. 1 ..1. k.u. Kn mmtihin. 111.. h.
- Second race, six furlongs, selling: Bear I - .1 r a i. L, "r
f7Jk bird' Imy..Cihr,!i0t '0ni- He,e" ' "tayed there" and
1 Thlrdc. T. ?'furiom,i.. ''selling: Ladv "?S AUJ. ? c.?!?Lf
MUT7.n. i1.00"" "eCOnd' ;ImPetuM-tVitlca. tim. 'Host the ru4 but
Tourth rac'a sl?"fu"rlon n,.r..- Sant. ""Pi" to " I Pt up the speed, failed
Fourth race, six furlongs, nurse. Santa I tn lh. rut and had to tke the rnrn
SI1R1NERS TAKE TO DESERT
Amply Equipped for th Eardskips and
Dangers of a Long Jonrnej.
IMPERIAL POTENTATE AKIN LEADS THEM
Arrangements Mnde Whereby People
Who Dwell Along the Ronte ot the
Cararaa Will Know Some
thing; Is Dolngt.
At a few minutes after 7 o'clock last
night the Imperial train of the Shrlners,
bearing Imperial Potentate Akin, made a
successful getaway and started on its
Journey eastward for the annual conven
tion of the Ancient Arabic Order of Nobles
of the Mystic Shrine at Saratoga Springs.
Friends and relatives, even to Dutch ones,
gathered In copious bunchea at the Union
station and filled them with sapient advice
and warned them of the terrors ot the
wook away from the fireside. And then
the train started out over the Northwest
ern on Its long and much-feted Journey.
There were 137 of the wearers of the fes
and the eternal thirst for Olympian high
balls aboard, including wives and sisters
ind daughters, and promises of fifty more
from the temple at Des Moines and an ad
ditional thirty-five at Cedar Rapids.
The train was complete and fitting for
the brief sojourn of his royal highness In
every way, from the sldebcard In the for
ward part through four vestibules to the
fresh air fund of the observation car in
the rear. The sideboard was fitted out In
all of the glories of .a feast-day and the
loving cup, which fell to W. T. Teetsel
through the goodness of James A. Howard
of Benson, was filled to the brim with
nectar for the delectation of the departing
nobles, before the arid plains of Iowa were
reached.
The order of the day, as arranged by the
committee of transportation, starts with a
day's halt at Chicago on the Fourth, with a
reception, tally-ho rides and a new start
for the east after cockcrow. Then follows
church at Detroit, luncheon at Masonlo
temple and a lake trip to Belle Isle park
and around the lake. Monday the day Is
to be spent at Niagara Falls and the trans
portation committee Is to be dropped over
the falls if things are not as guaranteed,
and another day finds them In the hands
of their friends at Saratoga Springs.
Beginning with Colonel Murphy of San
Francisco and Herbert O. Allen and John
Esterbrooks of Deadwood the circle of
persons swept Into Omaha through Lin
coln, Fremont and a dozen other towns
where the temples of the order have been
reared. And from Tangier temple there
came a veritable host, including Colonel
Akin, Imperial potentate, and his wife; Mr.
and Mrs. W. K. Adam, Mrs. Buthorn, Mr.
and Mrs. C. L. Shook, Mr. and Mrs. A. D.
Stowiti, Mr. and Mrs. George W. Abbott,
John Krause. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Adklns
Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Wilcox. Mr. and Mr.
W. T. Teetsel. R. E. DyDall. Miss Irene
Dyball, Mr. Devalon. Miss Devalon, J. A
N. Neely. H. W Van Sickle. Mr. and Mrs
yj. anodes, w. H. Moraran. Mr
Mrs. B. F. Thomas, George L. Osborne, R.
Carlton, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Baldwin,
James H. Reagen. Miss Orcott. A. A
Leachy, John Holson, W. D. Clarkson Mr
and Mrs. J. C. Petty, J. E. Swanson. Mr.'
and Mrs. 8. R. Cox. Frank
Anna and Efflo Yates. J. P. Klrschberg
Mr. and Mrs. M. Q. Rlchenberg, Mr. and
Mrs. J. A..Atklnson and C. A. Pearse. '
AFFAIRS OF " DOUGLAS . COUNTY
Commissioners Meet and T ,-....
Small Amoant of Mlseellaneoo's ''
Business.
The county commissioners held a bH.f
session Friday afternoon and adjourned
unm luesaay evening at 7:30 o'clock. Be
fore they started to work Countv Clerk
Drexel presented them with a restraining
oraer issuea Dy Judge Day in which they
are enjoined from levying , taxes for the
construction of sidewalk abutting the prop
erly 01 narier m. Bmlth in the village of
Dundee. The case is set for hearing July 6.
ine resignation of Bryce Crawford as
Justice of the Peace waa accepted and R.
G. King Immediately elected to fill the
vacancy. He filed his bond and it was ap
proved. No one asked for the vacancy
occasioned by the resignation of Henry
Kelsey of Millard precinct, which waa also
accepted.
Alice and J. E. Wilt filed a claim against
the cour.ty for $1,940 alleged to be due aa
damages upon twenty acres of land in the
neighborhood of Bennington. The claim
ants allege that in 1896 the county commia
sloners removed a bridge over a road near
the farm and placed a culvert to carry
off the water; that the culvert failed of Its
purpose andaas a result the land produced
no crops for the years 1897. 1F98, 1899, 1900,
1901 and 1902; that In the latter year the
county, recognizing the damage, changed
the culvert so that it now carries off the
water, but that during the years the land
was flooded the damage was $12 per acre
each year, or $1,440; and that it will take
five years to redeem the land, for which
the county should pay $5 per acre per year,
or 8500. The claim was referred to the com
mittee on bridges.
Diarrhoea
"1
,When you want a quick cure without any loss of rime,
and one that is followed by no bad results, use
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
It never fails and is pleasant and safe to take. It is
it i-.-Li- c j t t r
rniia v vi inn r lor rniinrrn. 1 r 11 ramraiv Tor ira rnrra 1 3
Jj over a large part of the civilized world. vk
Kla Thousand Western Troops Ara
to Mobilise In Vicinity of
Cbeyenne.
Ventufa won, Malster second, Frank Bell
third. Time: 1:144.
Fifth race, one mile and aeventv yards:
Maua.uonne won, Mvnneer second, flra
tee- third. Time: l:4tH.
8 nth race, mile and three sixteenths,
CHEYENNE, Wyo., July a The western
troops are to mobilize near this city for
army maneuvers on August 16, and the
to get the rut and had to take the corner
anyhow.
1 Jarrott and his chauffeur, who were In
..... 1 ........l,...1. ...... I
wpii ft 1 a n v i 1 p 1 1 h ruiinna tars nn rnnt rr,r 1 cjkuk sw
tomorrow's spaed trials in Phoenix nark. It I . There will be upward of 6,000 soldiers,
irep laireninn. i . j ..... i . m .. . , -. ....... i - . . . .
selling: Neversuch won. Pathos second, ' " " ' ul 1 " w" regular and mllltla, arawn irom nve states
fc'ug-nia rt tnira. Tim: z:.. . , - ,.. . Al.
VKFZZ'. inlfin.r.rn.h.'-. w . thV ho.dinV of furiher TnoVoV in thta - rropo.ltlo-
rella second. Bell Court third. Time: 1:43. C,;U.1"J lney ?" . .1?1re," ? oisiocation BTURGIS. 8. D.. July 8. (Speclal.)-Kep-
Globe Mining company
who have a bond on the
correspondent telegraphed today that a ,eveB claims constituting the Cobalt prop
against Janatzy being awarded the cup on osltlon owned by B. C. Burrls,' Jesse
the ground that he received assistance at I Brown and M F. Hill, located about three
one ot tne controls. I .,. ..h t this cltv. vlaltad the dis
DL-U1 iu i . . i .. . Tk. ..I t . m ti i " - - ---
man representative. Janatzy. in the auto- covery. They viewed the proposition as
mobile race has awakened great enthusiasm I far as exposed and expressed themselves
among the automobile sportsmen and man- -..n T,ielBed with the outlook. A gang
uracturers of motor cars expect an In- 7 ' ... . . , . , ,v M.lr ,
creased demand for German machines. of men will be put at work next week to
Prince Henry of Prussia telegraphed to I mora fully uncover the proposition, and
the Automobile club today expressing his I.... ...n, tn xnt.rrain nn flnnht.
satisfaction. " 1 u" . v" " .":. " .. " .Z1.7
"Mn5a." "iZriow -R. DartVr ? "I" fi''k t0 noth" r.a4ntatTve. of The
oH, St. Juvenal second. Lyrist third. Time: ISOm Dublin of Mmne.pous. wh,
AGE AND PURITY
" MAKE-, .
SUNNY BROOK
a PPDPRCT WHISKY
Third race, six furlongs: Nuntlal won.
Aratoma . second. Ben Lear third. Time:
1:174.
Fourth race, one mil ana a sixteenth:
Butterscotch won. B.nckart second, Tan
crd third. Time: :h2..
rifth rsce. one mile: Black Dick won.
''Vnma V- L second. Pepper Dick third.
T'm: i:ai,.
Sixth race, seven furlong Ethel Davli
won. Inolence second. Flaneur third.
Time: 1:33.
TROTTING MEET-AT READVILLE
ITorsea Gather for Doable Day's Co a.
test mm Maasaeha setts
Coarse.
WRENNS MEET WARD AND WARE ve,u"aUon'.
IT WILL GIVE A "HIGH-BALL"
' THE RICH T '"BOL'Ql'ET."
RFADVILLE. Mass.. July 1 Five rsces
furnlslied plenty of sport at th ornlng of
the two days' race meet at the. Readvllle
track todsv.
In the 1:19 trot Frllne.'the favorite, kroka
barllv in' the . first heat, but ttesdled dwn
and took the next two and the race. Dirk
F-errv Bummerfern a wrm battle In
the 8:1 event and captured the flrt heat.
bt in tne next twa to the favorite.
Results:
l:W troMlnc. pnre 3500: Nirvenna won.
fenwshade second, Lucas third. Best time:
Z'14W.. .
8:JO. peeing, purse IfW: Cmrmgm won.
Berths w second, Day brook third. Best
I:tl trotting. rure tsoa- Donvten won.
lnaet aecond. R. E. Wood third. Best
tilt trotting, nurae SfiOft: Erline won. HI Ik
T.o second, 'Authentic third. Bent time:
8 '.
:!; trotting. mire Wi; Hummerfem wow.
ryv pr' second. Only two stsrtera. Beet1
time: i:liv
' stain Ntoaa Rt. Jae Itneea. '
'r JOf?FH. Mo.. July S The race. wre
declared off today on account of the rain.
. Middle States Tea n Is Tonrney
Renehes Final aad Seml-
. Final Ga
MOfNTAIN STATION. ORANGE. N. I .
July 3. In all the events of the middle
states championship tennis tournament the
players drew up to the finals and semi
finals todav.
1 he teams in the nnals or the doubles are
the Wrenn brothers and Ward and War.
The former had an hiv tim. In he.tln
the Indoor champions. Grant and Ieroy,
in straight sets, ward and Ware found
Allen and Leonard more difficult, but finally
won. i ne pnai aoumes matcn is important,
aa It will count in the selection of the
American defending pair to meet the En
glishmen.
In the women's singles Miss Marion Jones,
tne wevana gin, now of New York, won
tier place in the nnai round. Mis Neelev.
the C'hlrsKO girl, and MI.hs Homans met in
the aeml-nnaj in a prolonged contest, which
was unnnmnea Because or caranesa.
Indictments Are Refnsed.
CHICAGO. July 8. The grand iurv today
refused to vote Indictments against the dl
rectors and leading members of the Board
of Trade who were recently charged with
permitting the operation ot "bucket shops
on tne uoara. unfl witness was neara.
callake
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July 1 to 10, incl
sive, $15.00 to Denver,
Colorado Springs and
Pueblo and return via
the Burlington Route;
return limit August 31.
The Burlington is
the short line to Denver.
The Flyer leaves the Burlington station,
Omaha, at 4:10 p. m. and carries every
thing that goes to make traveling comfortable.
J.B. REYNOLDS
City Pass. Agfa,
1502 FARNAI1 STREET,
OMAHA.
J
DOES SOME KNIFE WORK
Colored Man Cats Another When It
Comes to Settling: a
Difference.
Thomas Pope, colored, tried to avenge an
Insult to his cousin, Keren Pope, yester
day afternoon and as a consequence he
received two deep cuts in hia left arm
above the elbow, one in his right arm and
one in the back. Frank Taylor wielded
the knife.
Several daya ago Taylor had trouble
with Keren Pope, a counsln of Thomas
Pope, for which he was fined in police
court. Yesterday afternoon the two men
met and Tom demanded to know of Taylor
why be had atruck the girl. As an answer
Taylor intimated that It waa none of Pope's
business and the two men mixed. Taylor
was struck In the face and then he began
to cut
The wounded man was taken to the
police station, where Pol lea Burgeon Mac
Dlarmld found that the cut in the left arm
extended through the muscle, almost to the
bone. The wounds tn the back and right
arm were not so serious. After the fight
Tsylor escaped.
Tin CUy, Oisssns Mmrk, fasysanan.
Go West to the Ocean
California's summer climate is finest in the world.
Cool Trip on 1b Santa Fa.
Surf-bathing ocean breezes snow-capped Sierras.
You can buy a combination round-trip ticket to Sao Diego this summer includ
ing" railroad and Pullman fart, meals en route, one day at Grand Canyon, and
two weeks' bosrd sod lodging st Coronado Teat City at a vary low price.
Tent City is a popular Southern California summer scsside resort. . '
Writ far mil pmrticmimrt aaW Oti$ idhfmtfml utati trif.
Atckas.s.Tap.k.4 Qff TTp HAJ
Santa Fa ly. CJLX iVCX Ja w to Equit.br. Bidg
LBS rVOINES, 1A.
Death Follows Disgrace.
DOTLE8TOWN. Pa.. July 8 Lewis N
Blank of Rlchboro, Pa., who was arrested
on Tuesday charged with stealing flowers
from graves, committed suicide by shooting
himself through the head. Worry over his
arrest prompted tne act.
. . Caaraaty far roiriiax Meet.
KEARNET. Neb.. Julv 3 f Srjeclal Tela.
gram. V About 8uO names have been secured
to a guaranty for the Miaslnnlppl Vallev
Futurity Coursing meet, to be pulled off
her la October, and it la proposed to maks
Established I023.
WILSON
WHISKEY.
Thai's All!
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fcslUiera, aU. ,
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It is a
Pleasure
to have an office in a building
where everything runs smoothly
and where your wishes regard
ing the little things that are
often annoying are taken care '
of without the necessity of
complaint.
The superintendent of The
Bee Building devotes all of his
time to supervision of service,
repairs and the comfort of the
tenants.
It may surprise you that you can rent a
very comfortable offlce. including all of
the benefits of good service, for JIOOO.
All of our offices are light, cool and attractive.
R. C. PETERS & CO.,
RENTAL, AGENTS. .
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