TIIE OMAIIA DAILY BEE: MONDAY. AUGUST 17, 1903.
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DMA OUTPLAYS LEADERS
Uonrka Tamilj DefoaU Milwaukee by a
One-Sided 8cor9.
PERFECTLY SUPPORT SANDERS' PITCHING
aly floe Skip Made ay the Meals,
"While the Visitors Cearrthnte
. Half a Domii to tka
- Icort, i
CI ,,m" Denver led In the score snd
men on bases. Attendance, 1.70
fkore, first fame:
. R.H.K.
.--nr o n- 1 0 0 1 1 0 1-4 12 1
Ka-.ana Clty....O 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0-1 7 1
riioriw: Denver. !nnhii and Schlel;
v.ty. mm on ana Mnilll.
Nco., second nm:
' R H E.
inTr I 110 10 0 -S 10 1
Ktni.ua Clty....l 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 I 10 8
Hatt-rles: Denver. Eyler and Bchlel; Kan
aaa City. Nichols and Meesltt.
Postponed Garaee.
At Co'orado Springs: Colorado Sprlngs
Ht. Joeeph game postponed on account of
rain.
Standing; of 4ae Teams.
Mllwsukea Mf In the aecond (tame, 1- feat of the Pelt team i In one fm IMy
though errors bv Milwaukee really ot the marked trie -poch of the happ.esl da In
game. Attendance, 6.600. Score first game: the Blair boys lives, having a. riven for the
pHKl I II I r" J rif I a n n lit 1IUIII Ilia iuiiiuci'
men. tscore, nrsi. came;
MILWAIKEK
R H OA E
LOUSVILLr.
R U Q A E.
"i-hlafler, lb. 0 0 1
Donahue, lb. I II
Wood. lb.... 1 1 1
Bpeer. c t 4
Oanley, rf... 0 4 1
Piinieavr, 11. 1 I
Hemihlll. rf. 1 II
Vtoa. aa 14 1
Utlmmel. p. . 1 I I
1 !Kerwln. rf.. 4 1 4 4 4
4 1 Hurt, If 4 4 1 4 4
4 4 Hniel.eer. lb. 4 I 4 4 4
1 0odw-.il. tl... 4 4 4 4 4
0 4's.nlllnn, lb. 4 4 1 I 4
1 Srhriever, c. 4 1 I 2 I
0 Whua. lb ... 1 1 7
4 0 Uuliilart. M . 4 1 I 1 1
4 o: Bohannon. p. 4 1 1 I 1
Totala I I 17 II 1 Total! 1 4 14 11 4
Milwaukee 0 0010040
Louisville 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 01
Stolen hass: Kerwin, Pummel, Donohue
R H E.
Delta 0 0000800008-641
LIlHlr 0 000000010 0-8 10 i
Batteries: Blair. l-etherby and Miller;
Delta, Wllklns and Hathaway. Struck out:
Hv Leathertiy, pi; by Wl.klna, 6. Hases on
hulls: HfT Leatherhy, 2. lilt by pitched ball:
Lraihetby. t. I mpire: Dixon.
bcore, -econa Hume:
R.H E.
Blair 0 0 1 1 0 2 0 4 1-10 1 7
Pelts 0 KOOblOUO i t
Batteries: Blnlr, E. Noyea and Miller;
Omaha, outplayed Milwaukee at every
tnrn ytyiterday and won by tha broad
margtr. of 10 to 2. Both Kenna and Vollen
dorf were, hit at tha right time, and each
ma da costly errors.
Bandera wan on tha rubber for Pa Bill's
wen, and In tha very first Inning atarted
out fine. Kelly made a couple of sensa
tional stopa and Bandera threw tha third
man out at first. Then Carter came to
tha bat and slapped a bounder at Kenna.
Kenna was tired and reached after It
languidly with his feathered hand. It
bounced out of hla mlt and Carter waa
forced out at second by Ocnlns. Miller
smashed ona to hla namesake at . aecond
and a neat double was turned on tha
-Rourkettes.
Bhugart began tha circus stunts tn tha
oersond by dragging down a high ona off
O'Neill's hat. Braun swatted out a thrte
toagger and 3atlns followed with a double,
coring one. Miller scratched and Lucia
jabbed ona to Bandera, who oaught Oatlna
at tha plate. Meanwhile Lucia waa swing
ing on toward second and Oondlng doubled
tha ball back to Shugart and Miller kept
on coming home. Bhugart returned tha
throw badly to Jawnle, and tiia aecond
core waa In. Kenna went out at first
without any argument.
Nothing; to It bat Omaha.
In Omaha's half of the second Thornton
reached first on another of Kenna'a languid
ktaba at a ball. Bhugart struck out and
Kelly singled. Thornton stole home while
Kelly pilfered second. Mickey went Out at
11 rat and Oondlng singled and brought In
Kelly.
In the ' third Omaha finished up With
Kenna by taklug three mora on a combi
nation of two hits, a base on balls and an
error of Kenna'a. This brought In Vollen
dorf and there waa a cessation of doings
for a whole Inning, but a couple of hits and
an error by Miller humbled Vollendorf to
tha extent of two rani, In tho lucky
aavanth Vollendorf got In his work. After
two men had been nicely reduced to
decimals ha hit. Bhugart on the olbow and
Millar failed to get him out at second on
Kelly's weak poke. Hlckey slammed at
tha fall aru. It fell In front of Vollendorf.
who gathered It up, sat down and threw
wildly tor first base. That let In two
runs and Oondlng's double brought In the
thya for the inning".
in tha meantime Bandera was pitching
(championship ball and was getting the
finest of support. With the exception of
Shugart's bad throw In the second Inning
Xjit an Omaha player waa guilty of a
ftp, and some really sensational work waa
shown. Bhugart more than redeemed htm
aielf by cutting off some apparently safe
hits, and Kelly took care of eight hard
chances In the finest style. Miller, who Is
a prime favorite, contributed a circus
catch and made a pair of slides to the
ruate that were worth going all the way
down to tha park to see. Milwaukee had
men on bases and no one out sevtral times,
but couldn't get the run in. -
The same teams will play again today
Bind women will be admitted free. At
tendance, 3,500. The score:
OMAHA.
. w AB. R. H. PO
Milwaukee 9
Colorado Springs.... 97
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7
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Hi
Kansas City...,
ct. -loseen
Peoria
Denver
Pes Moines
Omaha
Games today
Wrtn. Ixt, PC.
00 M .632
60 7 .S'JO
60 4 .521
47 45 .611
4 fl .474
44 H .4M
40 64 . 417
SB 67 .41X1
rirt h.o ,m" hull.- on Rnhtnnn'n. 1. Wild PHtx, Knight. Nestlebueh and Tracy.
r,i.r.h- Hohnnnnn S Btrurk out: Hv Struck out: Hy KnlKhl, 2. Bosi-a on balls
fttimmel, 4; by Bohannon. 1. Doubla plays:
Vlox to Ponohue. Left on baaes: Milwau
kee, 3; Louisville, 4. Umpire: Mullane.
Time: 1 35.
Score, second game:
.tT Noyea. 2, oft Kmgnt, 2. 1 wo-base hit:
ttovee. umpire: uuaant.
LOUliVILLB
R.H.O.A.g
Korwln. rf... 4 4 14 1
Hart. If 4 1 4 4 0
llrkhai- fh. A O I 1 1
Milwaukee at Omaha, rxtwii. ct . o 1 i 4 0
SvilllTin. lb. 1 I I I u
SfhrtrTtr, c. 1 I I 1 t
Whit., lb.... 1 1 It 1
Quintan, aa.. I 1 I t
K(a, p 1 1 4
i'eorla at Pea Moines, Kansas City at
Denver, Bt. Joseph at Colorado Springs.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES
Kaasaa City aad Iadlaoapolls Break
Even la Doable-Header
Coateat.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. lS.-Kansas City
and Indianapolis broke even In a double
header this afternoon. In the first gome
the visitors were played with by Alloway
and until the sixth Inning It waa a shutout.
In the second game the feature was the
batting or Clear, who drove out a double,
a triple and a home run. Attendance, 6,000.
ocore, nrsi game;
MILWAt'KEK.
R H O A t.
rhlinr. lb. I t 4 I I
Donahua, lb. 4 4 11 1 4
Wood, lb.... 11114
Bpr, c 1114 4
Lanier, rf... 4 1 I 4 4
DunlMtj, If. 4 1 t 4 4
Hrmphlll, ef. 4 4 I 4 4
vioi. aa 4 4 4 1 4
.ullar, p... 4 1 1 4 I
Totala.. . I 11 IT II I Totala I T 17 17 1
Louisville 0 t 0 0 0 1 0 0 0-S
Milwaukee 1 0100000 0-2
Two bnso hits: Odwell. Bulllvan. Stolen
bases: AVhlte, Sullivan. First base on balls:
UfT Mue ler. 1. 11 t bv r tchen ball: wood.
PasstHl ball: Bchrlever. Struck out: By
t-assea nan: ecnriever. mruca out; ny i kept up their run getting during tti
Mueller, 2; by Kgiin, 3. Left on basea: Mil- ance of the game on good hitting.
waukee, 7; Louisville, 7. Attendance: 6,500.
Time: 1:40. Umpire: Mullane.
Standing of tlie Teams.
KANSAS CITT
It H O. A .
Rothraaa, lb. 4 I 11 I 4
Graar, rf.... 1 1 I 4 0
Nanea, lb. .
omdr. IB..
Hill, at
Butlar, e...
Laawa, aa...
Knoll, U
Allowar, p..
INDIANAPOLIS.
R.H O A K
Tamattt, lb. 1 1 14 I 4
Kol, lb 4 1111
Hotrlavcr, If I 4 4 1 4
Coulter, cf.. 4 4 14 1
Woodruff, rf 1 1 1 4 4
Hrdon, e... 4 4 4 1 4
Harcaa, aa... 4 14 4 1
St. Paul
Milwaukee ..
Louisville ...
Indianapolis
Kanaas City.
Columbus ...
Minneapolis
loieao
..Ml
..11
..M4
.. 97
..H-4
..1i3
..101
Won. Lost P.C.
68 34 .t7
61 40 .t4
54 45 .5M
66 49 :629
47 60 .4
42 62 .44
41 63 ,3!"8
37 64 .264
Klhm. lb....
Ford, p
xO-Brian ....
Totala
the ninth.
114 14
4 14 4 1
4 14 14
I I 14 U II
Totala I I 17 14 4
x Bat ted for Ford In
Kansas City 03102011 8
Indianapolis 00000110 12
Two-base hits: Gear, Knoll, Klhm, Tam
sett. Home run: Qrady. First base on
balls: Off Alloway, 2: off Ford. 2. Left on
bases: Kansas City, 6; Indianapolis, 7.
No games scheduled for today.
GAMES IN AMERICAN LEAGUE
St. Loots Takes a Pair from Phila
delphia, Oae frojn Great
Waddell.
ANDREESENS BEAT JETTERS
Hardware Men Take Heavy Hlttlas;
Game from the Brewers at
th Omaha.
The Lee-Glass-Andreesen Originals de
feated the B. Jetter'a on the South Omaha
grounds yesterday afternoon In a game.
The hardware men opened up In the sec
ond with two runs on hits by Saficliier
and Peterson ana nn error by Kyan or the
Brewers. In the third the haraware men
netted three on a hit by Waller, a sacri
fice by Brad rorn and singles by scui.y,
8a fielder and Kennedy. The originate
kept up their run getting during the bal
ance of the game on good hitting, aided
by the Indifferent work of the Brewers.
The Jetters scorrd in the fourth on a hit
by Cahlll, errors by Brad and Peteraon and
nit oy pitcnea-oau.
In the sixth the Brewers netted three. In
the eighth one and In the ninth two.
The work or iveuy was entirely satis
factory and with the rxception of one or
two close decisions there was no occasion
tn make a kick on any decision. The
score: .
OKIUINALS.
AB. R. IB. PO.
Waller, ss 6 3 3 1
Bradford, 2b 3 2 2 3
Scully, p 6
Charlton, rf 0
SafTelder, cf 6
Peterson, lb 4
Kennedy, 3b 5
Creighton, e 6
Coagrove, If 6
A.
6
2
a
o
o
0
1
4
0
Totals
ST. LOflS. Aug. 18 St. Louis defeated I
Philadelphia twice today, the first Kama
by a score ot S to : wltn r-owen pucning i.,,,..
47 IS IS 27 14
B. JETTERS.
AB. R. IB. POT
Double playP Klhm' to'MaVcan. "sacrifice ,frJhe ,P?me. f" th,v.J
hits: Grhdv, Leewe, Knoll, Heydon. Struck
out: By Alloway, a; by i'ord, 4. Time: 1:45.
Itora. The second caitic was won by a
score of 2 to 1. with Sudhoff pitching for
Kcllum, p
Totala .
KANSAS CITT.
R.H O.A.K.
1 1 II 1 4
114 4 4
1 1 1 I I
114 10
4 114 4
1 1 10 I 1
4 1114
4 14 4 4
4 4 111
McHale. D
Tompsett, cf
F. Clerk, lb 5
Cahlll. Sb S
vui. Aiiuwajr. , uy ruru, a. nine: j u, la, r ..t t,- , , , t3ku ,ijtVil ix.yncn, c o
Umpires: McAndrews, Williams and Cun- St "L" JiaLe.n foL.?KhJi. ?: Collier, rf 6
nlna-nam- ? ?.nl"vJ"n. X Bodm.n, 2b 4
HoOf-M ntirl vamA- I . , . ... V . . . I Kvan. If
ine viniitnir Tenm -mi n nave neen pnui I : ' r: '.
out. Attendance, 21,300. Score, first game:
ST. LOUIS. . rHILADELPHlA.
RHO.AC.I R.H.O.A.E.
Hurkatt, It... 0 1 1 0 O'Hartaell, If.. I I 1 0 4
Martin, rf... 1114 B Pickering, cf 4 1 4
Hill, lb I I 1 1 0 L. Cro-i, lb. 4 4 4
ndrraon, lb 0 1 11 1 0 Bryonld, lb.. 4 1 11
Wallare. aa.. 1 1 1 4 I Murphy, lb.. 0 I 4
Htldrlck. cf. 0 1 I I o'M ( man, ra. 4 4 I
Frlrl. lb 1111 O.Hnflmau, rf.. 4 1 0
4 111 O Bchreck,. ... 0 4 0
0 10 4 01 Bender, p.... 114
jpowera, c
Score, second game
INDIANAPOLIS.
R II O A S.I
Tanuatt, lb.. 4 I I 4 0 Rothtuaa, lb
Foi. lb 1 1 1 I 4 Gear, rf
llosrlavcr, If 4 4 1 1 1 Nance. Sb...
Coultar. cf... 1 0 4 0 0 Orady. lb..
Woodruff, rf. 1 1 1 1 0 Hill, cf
Heydon, e... I 17 1 4 Butler, c...
Marcan. aa... 0 111 1 L-awe, aa...
Klhm. lb.... 1 4 4 1 4 Knoll, If...
1J 1 I 1 Olbaon, p..
iDurkam, p... 4 4 4 0 4
11171 4
Totala 7 11 17 11 4
Indianapolis 0 0 1 1 2 0 0 1 3 t
Kansas City 0002210027
Two-base hits: Gear, Nance. Klhm. Fox,
Kelium. Three-base hits: Gear, Heydon
0
3
2
2
2
2
0
0
0
10
A.
6
0
1
0
0
0
0
2
0
27
3 2
0 4
0 13
0 3 0
1 113
1 2-10
Bugden
Fowall,
Totala..
4 11 27 It 1 xDaly
I
Totala
xBatted for Powers.
St. Louis 0 0 0 3 3 0 0 0
Totals 41
Score by Innings:
Originals 0 2
Jetters .0 0
Earned runs: Originals, 6. Stolen bases'.
Scully (2), Peterson, Crelghton. Double
plays: Clerk unaseinted, Ackermann to
Clerk. Two-nase hits: SafTelder. Cahlll
.0011 l Crelghton. lilt by pitched bail: Ryan.
. o t a struck out: By BCUlly. P; by McHale. 3.
viia pitcnes: ecuiiy, 1; juctiaie, 1. Time
of game: 1:40. L mpire: Kelly.
1 4
I o
4 4
4 4
I 0
1 4
0
0 4
1 10 24 1 1 I
eit
Home runs: Gear, Grady. First base on Bhlladelphl'a"!'.!'.'.""l 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 23
hii.- S V.V,. r ?aek out- Pv Ernp runs: St. Louis. 8; Philadelphia.
Mm t. i -iSL. 1'S' Two-base hits: Hill. Martin. Bender,
Durham, 7; by Kelium, 0. Time: 1.66. Lm- ,.,. t,.u.i,.u ,u.- wu.-.n mu
plre: Cunnlngflam. Sacrifice hits: Anderson. M.' Cross. Double
One Game for Each. plays: M. Cross to Murphy to Seybold; L
i r . : . . , . . i . i i j i . . . i v. .
MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. . 18. -Minneapolis Wallace (2). Bevbold. Pickering. Hit by
and Columbus spilt even. Attendance, 1.400. nlther. Kv Hender. Wnllace. Basea on
ocore, nrsi game: balls: Off Powell,
umviipnin i rm.iTvai'S out: Bv Powell
R.uo.A.BI R.U.O.A.E. oases: tsi. juouis, ; r-nuaaeipnia, iu. lime
Wllllama, ef. 4 1 I 0 o;cilnrman. aa 0 0 I 1 1 1:60. Umpire: Pears.
IDEALS WIN BY HARD SLUGGING
Outalns the Eagles and Take Aaother
Viotory ta the Trl-Clty
League Race.
iaer, Minace. oases on i T . t,i(. ,
. 4; off Bender. 2. Struck . A",? ".t1;1'? ah",J
6; by Bender. 2. Left on if.ll'lL rtf. J tJ, .h. for..
: Phllndelnhla 10 Tlma: ?'?. blte th duet to the tune
Lally. If 1114 0 Smith, rf....4 14 4 4
Vaaaer. rf... 1 114 0 Arndt If . ..4 4 4 4 4
Maloney, ... 1 111 4 R.rmer, lb.. 4 1114
Mclntyr. 3k. 4 1 4 I 1 Ptnnon. cf.. 1 1 1 1 II
Oyler, aa.... 4 111 1 .Turner, lb... 4 1114
Spooner, lb.. 4 0 4 4 4 Mallor. lb... 4 17 0 4
Martin, lb... 14 11 4 Poi. a 4 0 10 4
Thomas, p... 4 14 1 ,W.ner. p... 114 14
Totals I I 17 11 y Totala 1 T 14 T 2
Mlnneaoolls 0 0 4 0 0 0 1 0 5
Columbus 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 02 sudboft,
Twft hdu Vilfaf Veairer Waamer. Rmlth. I
Double nlava Fo to Cllnemnn: McDonald ToUla
to Maloney to Spooner. First base on balls: Bt. Loula
Soore, second game:
T. LOUIS. i PHILADELPHIA.
R.H.OABI RH.OAB
Burkatt, If.. 4 4 4 0 4 1 Hart Mil. If.. 4 1 1 4 4
Martin, rf... 4 4 14 Otriokerlng, ct 1 1
Hill, lb I I 1 I 0L Croaa, lb. 4 4
Anderaon, lb 4 0 4 4 dlbaybold, lb.. 4 1
Wallace, aa.. 1111 1' Murphy, lb.. 4 1
Heldrlck, cf.. 4 4 14 CM Croaa, aa. 4 4
Frlel, lb 1111 4 Hoffman, rf.. I 4
Kahoa, a 4 4 4 1 O'tichrack, e... 4 4
4 4 0 1 0
i I 4 17 I !
..0
Waddall, p... 4 1
14 4
4 14
14 0
tame replete with hits and sensa-
n made the
ie of 8 to 2.
The Ideals secured thirteen hits from Mat
thews' delivery, while the Eaaies could only
get five from Bellinger. Kennedy's fielding
was a feature of the game. Captain Lynch
of the Ideals wss Injured during practice
and could not play the game. Next Sunday
inn luetLia piuy uia jue muuu iobuii ai
Council Bluffs. Score:
IDEALS.
AB. R. H. BU. PO. A. E
Mlnikus, ss 6 1
Totala 1 I 24 11 1
2 0 0 0 0 0 0 -
Gibson, Sb
Bowler, If
Lewis, lb
Hofmann, 2b.
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defeated under the name of the Regents.
The Regents are at present on their trip
and gave no authority to anyone toplay
under their name. T. S. KENNEDY.
Manager Regenta of Omaha.
' barter, rf ..,
Oenlns, cf .,
Miller, If
Thornton, lb
Bhugart. 2b .,
Kelly, SS
Hlckey. 3h .
Oondlng, o .
Bandera, p .
6
4
.. 6
.. 6
.. 3
.. 4
.. 4
.. 3
.. 4
Totals t 10
8
1
3
0
0
1
1
0
10
0
1
1
14
6
1
0
6
0
A. E
0 0
37 20
I
Stone. If
McVlckers, cf
Cockman, 3b
O'Neill, rf ..
Braun, lb ...
latins, ss ...
'Miller, 2b ...
Lucia, o
Kenna, p ...
Vollendorf, p
MILWAUKEE.
AB. K. II. PO.
4 0 0 0
.34
4
0
I
10
1
4
3
0
0
Ua.UUUVUU el 1 tt
Off Thomas. 1: off Wagner, 3. Struck out: Philadelphia 0 1000000 0-1 rf"
H Thnn. 1- amr Qarrin,-s I f A XT rn v.. VI... villi I V.mpull, ri..
j . . . . .. , . i j - , , I itiicu iuiio. 1 1 n . Awu-uavQ 11 11. . , iiu,
mis: i nomas, t. oioien drssb: uyier, i.any. dickering, Frlol, Beybold. bacrtnee
Hit y Bitched ball; by Thomas, 2. Left on Hoffman. Stolen base: Murphy.
hit
Wild
Co, c.
Bellinger, p.
bases: Minneapolis. 5; Columbus, 3. Time: pitch: 8udholt. Basea on balls: oft Sudhoff. Totals
1:50. Umpire: Foreman.
Score, second game:
C0LVM9US
It H O A E
Arndt, If..., 4
Smith, rf 1
Ollnfraan, aa I
Raymer. lb. 1
Panuan, ct.. 1
Turner, lb... 1
Mallor, lb.... 1
Roach, c I
Barger, ... 1
McMaklo, p.. 1
MINNEAPOLIS.
R II O A K
8 34
2 0 2 0 8
0 0 0 0 0
0 10
0 0-2
..0 8 2 1 2 1 1 1 10 foreman: Attendance: 4,200.
..v a v au a v a
Totals
Hum by Innings:
IDmaha 0 2
Milwaukee 0 3
Hits by Innings
Omaha
Milwaukee .......
- Earned runs: Omaha, 2; Milwaukee, 1.
lyft on banes: Omaha, A: Milwaukee, 5.
Bases on balls: Off Sanders. 2; oft Kenna,
1. Hit by pitched ball: By Vollendorf, 1.
Struck out: By Banders, 3; by Kenna. 2;
by Vollendorf, 1. Two-base hits: Genins,
Oondlng, Oatlna. Three-base hit: Braun.
iacrillce hits: Shugart, Oondlng. Stolen
taaa: Carter, Gontna, Thornton t2 Kelly.
Double plays: Miller to Braun; Shugart
i to Kelly to Oondlng. Time ot game, 1:80.
C mpire: Kelly.
Peoria Wlae at Dcs Sfoiaes.
TJE8 MOINES, Aug. l.-MIUer went Into
the air tn the eighth, giving Peoria the
.game. Barry pitched a good game. Score:
Peoria 0 0 0 0 1 1 4 0 4 11 2
De Moines.... 201200000-681
Batteries: Des Moines, Miller and Fohl;
Peorlg, Barry and Hessler. Umpire ; Monl
aun. .' .
Heaver Takes a Pair.
DENVER, Aug. 16 Denver won both
games from Kansas City today, the first
by timely batting and the second on forfeit
to 0. Just after Denver went In In the
aecond game for their half of the eighth
Inning Manager Nichols of Kansas City
objected to playing with the ball then In
use. and win he persisted. In spite ef the
umpire's oraers to proceed with the game,
the latter awarded the game to .Denver.
114 OtWIIhama. cf. 0 1 I 0 4
4 14 aU.ally. If 11114
114 olYaasar, rf... 1 1 1
4 14 lMalony. o... 0 1111
110 l Mclntyr,- lb. 1 I 1 I I
111 OiOylar. aa I 1 4 I 4
1 10 1 II Spooner. lb.. I 1 II 4 1
111 0 Martin, tb... 11410
14 10 McDonald, p 1 4 0 4 0
0 4 1 II
Tolala 11 11 17 17 4
Totala II II 17 II 21
Columbus 0 0 1 0 8 0 1 1 213
Minneapolis 0 2 0 0 0 0 3 011
Two base hLts: Lolly. Mclntyre. Cling
man. Roach 2. Turner. Mellor. Bers-er.
Double plays: Oyler to Spooner, Mclntyre Smith, b
io rjpooner. rirst base on bans: orr mc- . v
donald, 2; off Berger. 2; off McMackln, 3.
Struck out: By McDonald, 1; by Berger. 4.
Sacrifice hits: Oyler, Berger, Raymond,
Arndt, 2. Stolen bases: Maloney 3. Spooner,
Oyler, Raymond, .Hannon. Left on basea:
2; off Waddell. 2. Struck out: By Sudhoff,
2; by Waddell, 7. Left on buses: St. Louis,
1; Philadelphia, S. Time: 1:13. Umpire:
rears.
Detroit Knocks Taaaeblll Oat.
Duncan, 2b....
Griffith. If
Howarth, cf...
TOLEDO. Aur. IU Five thousand thlalMosher.es....
afternoon saw Detroit defeat New York In Weed, 3b
an uninteresting game. Tannehlll was bat- Strong, e
ted out of tno box m the recona inning.
Score
2 0 0 1
5 2 1 0 1 2
,..4,1 1 1 2 0
,..6 1 2. 0 10 0
.. 6 1 8 0 0 6
... 6 1 1 0 8 0 0
...60 0 0 2 0 0
...6 '1 1000
.,,' 0 J 0 J, J , 0
...4o 8 13 1 37 10 "t
EAGLES.
AB. R. H. BH. PO. A. E.
... 6 0 0 0 2 4
... 4 1
DETROIT.
H. H.O.AC
Barrett, cf. . 1 1 I 1 t
Lufh. If I I I 4 C
Crawford, rf. I I 1 0 (
Carr. lb 0 I 11 0 i
Buelow, C... 1 1 4 4
T eager, lb... 1 1 I I
Long, aa I I I 4
. I I i i ;
.110 4'
Totala 11 II 27 It -
NEW YORK,
K H.U.A E
Conroy. lb... 0 114 0
KMlar, rf... 0 1 0 o o
ftlberfeld, aa 1 1 I 1 0
Wllllama, lb. 1 1 4 1 o
Moore, lb..
Rutherford, rf.
Spalding, rf
Matthews, p....
Totala
Stolen
! 4
.37
bases :
0 24
Douhli
0
0
8
o
0
0
0
2
12
play:
MtFarl cf. J I I 4 0 meals, 6; Eagles, 2. Base c
&S ib::. .J 4 . Matthaw 1. lt by P.wh.p: .
i' Connor, o. 0 0 I 1 4
I'annehlll, p. 1 1 4 4 0
fc-erliig., p... 4 4 0 4 0
Howell .... 114 4 4
Minneapolis. 7; Columbus. 10. Hit by pitched Detroit
oaii: tjy nicuonrtia, t. Time: z:ao. umpire:
Totala I II 14 4 1
xBatted for DeerltiK In the ninth.
06111012 12
New York 0 010020068
Earned runs: Detroit, 6; New York, 2.
Ideals. 2.
Weed to Duncan to Moore. Two-base hits:
on balls: off
Lewis. Struck
out: By Bellinger, 8; by Matthews, 6. Bat
teries: angles, jviattnews nna etirong;
Ideals, Bellinger and Cue. Umpire: Livane.
Juniors Outplay Bceiner.
EEEMER! Neb.. Aug. 16 (Spec'al Tel
egram.) Tho Union Stock Yards Juniors
won today from the home team by faat,
perfect Holding and the splendid pitching
tt Ufif Aan whr. nllnwjMt Villi our 1 1 i f M U 111 1
t. Paal Defeats Toledo. , Three-base hits: Crawford. Lush. Stolen aocepted ten chances without an error.
I nn ma I .one. mu erlflr-ei hit 1 U eelM-. Rabm on nk. . i .... ,i..i. ....... I -. n . .
ST. PAUL Aur. 16. -The locals won from hlTi.- fTnnrtni V fc,;;k , ;. r7 1 .V.""' 'li ?,
an.i.a. . . . . . . ' 1 . r.--. ,",9' " . " " . I 111 LllfJ IlfXIVl. AIJBVCIl Jf aJIkUUOU f U llta 1 UCa.ll
loi-no y in a game cnaracterixeo. by nehlll, St: by Peering. 1. Double plays: Bar- ,or th, home team, but his support was
heavy hitting and Tooe fielding by both rett to Veaerer; Williams to Elberfelder to ragged t times T Fehlman s home run In
teams. Attendance. 4.830. Score: Bevllle: Elberfelder to Williams to Bevllle. l2f ' Jth 1 , k hiS ",T; i h.
ST. PAUL. I TOLEDO. Left on bases: Detroit, 7; New . York, &. Juniors were the features. The Juniors
aa. . a ja . a. I n. n.u. ja. bl. a vv 1 1 1 1
flAlu aW a A A aIo.IiL a a A a n a I
w pmiiD, ti.... v i v ii nor. lime: l.oo. umpire: j uiugniin. I t,.i nionnani i a s i
rnannon, ef. 1 I I I o Chllda. lb... 1 1 I I 01 ".'""' t ? T 2
0 114 4 1 tlllCOgO "laaes TWO. u v a v v v v v v a a a
4 119 01 . I Batteries: McLean and Miller: Ackeilv
riuBcina, jo-.i i i a i acoauo, 10.. a a i o i v(uv.auu, ..-v.iuii.8 I. iw c- ..j r,h nun. Earned runs: Juniors. I
riournoy, it. i i i o oiTurner. lb... l 10 4 o citing ana close games iioru wasnington Beemer, 2. Two-base hit: Miller. Home
a V 1 I iuuoj. mo ni m biiui-uui, hi .iiiui ,. IPphlmen Klo en hsuei: Kchlncht.
lien, lia-'es on bans
I , , , . , , . ii , . . , . - , r nvarn.r. 0, Hb uvm... v. n .1 1. u u a vac. j ,
Totala 4 11 17 II l Totals
a . n i k a k a
roui t UUVVV11I X O r.iiir.,,A waauiMOTnM
t0 ... MU1JUOOX 04 I HHOAK SUOA3
Two-base hits: Unreins O. Fararusnn. I Holmea. If... 0 110 olMoran. aa 0 114 4
Wheeler, Pierce. Turner. Klelnow, Cough- labell. Ib.... 4 4 11 0 t, Hobinaaa, rf. 4 I 4 4 o
lln. Three-base hits: Schaeffer t!l. Sacrl- Joaaa, cf.... 4 4 1 4 0Hyan, cf 4 4 14 4
flea hlta- Jarkann rinnrnv Vh.l.. c,nlu Green, rf 1 I 1 1 I. Clarke, lb... 4 4 I 0 4
haae- Jfirka.in nnVi.il.- ner 'rn f llahan, Jb 114 1 OSelbach. It... 4 114 4
Wheeler, lb. 4 1 11 1 I. Ball, aa
Pierce, e 1111 0 Andrawe. If.. 1
rerguaon, p.. o I 0 1 0 Coushlla,
ance: 400.
pitches: Ackeily, I,
Smith. Attend
Regents Shat Oat Serlbaer.
BCRIBNER. Neb.. Ausr. 16. (Special Tele
gram.) In one of the fastest games ever
played here the Scrlbner team was defeated
by the Regents. 6 to 0. The feature of the
lln. 6. Htruck out: By Couglln, B. Left on f"0,', Soil K?' .
LBt..FJfuV. : Toledo. . 'Time: 1:40. Ifitty!" 4 1 1 I Muwdja 4 Ittl
w... . ..nv ... i un-en. s a a a ulm. b a l a a a
Even Break at Mllwaakee, 1 ., I H . , " "I "T
I Totala 1 I 17 II a Totale I 4 14 I I
MILWAUKEE. Ana. 16. Mil waukee and I Chli-nuo 0 A 0 0 A 0 a aa
Ixulsville spilt even In today's aamea. Washington 0 0 0 0 0 A A. n A A Regents I 0000030 14
Bohannon threw the first game away In the lrt on i,ai rhtr-aa-n a- Wmhin.in i Scrlbner 00000000 001
evenin inning wnen. iuiiwauaee scored Two-base hit: Green. Sacrifice hit: Owen. I Katterlos: rtegents, uononue ana oiair;
lour run on a scraicn mi. two arrora a i a. .-... v.. . . . ?aii.,v,n.. c i ncririner riarTa ana Konertaon. 'i wo-naae
m r'"". noiu i son. lJouDle rilav: ureen to Ihheil. Hirurlc iina. ioo-ii, vnii. ouui-n uui. dj i'uiiu
out: liy Owen, a; by Le. 1. Bassed ball:!1"0' oauo., . mue-. i.iu. tmji
Blattery. Bases on balls: Off Owen, 1; off
ue, i. lime: l.w. umpire: oonnelly.
Score, second gams:
Jive T&Kctt
same were the errorless fielding or the
Regents, the pitching of Donohue, who al
lowed but one scratch hit. and the timely
hitting of Captain Nick Kill. The score:
0
Prendergast.
Battle Creek a Winner.
A
CH1CAOO.
R. II. OAE
Holmes. If... 1 1 1 0 l
labell. lb.... 1 I 11 1 I
J.wea. ef.... 0 1-1 4 0
Green, rf 4 0 1 1 0
Callahan, Ib. 0 1 II
Maguuii. Ib. . I I 1 4
Taunahlll, aa 4 4 1
Siattary, e... 4 112
While, p 4 10 1
FauereoB. p. 1 4 1 4
WASHINGTON.
R U O A E.
Moran, aa 4 4 I 1 a
Hoblaaon. rf. 4 4 4 1 4
Rrau. cf 1 1 I I
inrire, id... sous
della.h. if... 4 0 I 4 4
ouahlln, Ib. 4 t 4 I 4
ttcCor'k. Ib. 4 114 4
.Jrlll. c 4 1110
i'owaaend, p. 4 1 4 1 4
Totala I M II I
The cigar that
beats them all at
Ttae Inraat aaclllns; Uraad
of Clgara I at Ike World.
Tar 4 k sW Smvtur'M frnttrnm.
w
M
J
Totala I I 17 11
Chicago u 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 1-3
wasnington o 0 0 9, 1 0 0 0 01
Left on bases: Chicago. 3; Washington, 6.
Two-base hit: IsbelL bacrlftce hit: Patter.
son. Double plays: Green to labell: lahell
to Tannrhill; Kobinson to McCormlck to
Moran. Struck out: By Patterson, 2; by
lonoseim, i. om on oaua: V" wnite, 1;
uii luwosenu, i wna pitrn: lownsena.
aiK: wnite. llm; 3:00. . I mpire: Con-
IIUII.
Btaaaias ol the Teams.
Played. Won. Lost. P. C.
Boston W 44 34 .653
1'hlladelphla 1i 64 44 .it)
Cleveland 64 46 .546
New York M 47 44 .ha
Detroit 6 41 ,47 .LuS
St. Louis W 46 61 .49
Chicago to 46 64 .4:5
Washington 8s 31 (7 .511
Games tcday: Washington at Chicago,
Philadelphia at St. Loula. New York at
Detroit.
BATTLE CREEK. Neb.. Aug. 18.-(Boe.
Clal Telegram.) Battle Creek and Emerick
played base ban here today, Battle creek
wliinlns-. Tha score:
Battle Creek 1600001108
lOmerlck 0 0 6 0 0 0 4 0 04
Rstterlea: Rattle Craek. Parrv. Salvarda
and Oeorge Boyer; Bmerick. Alarm, MchTTv
tosh and c. aicivintosn. otrucK out: ny
Salynrds, 6; by McKintosh, 4. Time: 1:4s.
Umpire: Frank McCallem.
Natlocala Are Chat Oat.
PAPILLION. Neb.. Aug. 16 (Specla
Telecram.l The swiftest same of ball of
the Beaton was piayea nere t may Detween
the Omaha Nationals and Paplo. Two
wieks ago the Nationals shut Paplo out to
tha tunu or 7 to u. failo sot back at
them today. Batteries: Paplo, C. Chase
and Bates: Nationals, Wylie und Rice.
Struck out: Bv Wvl e. : bv Chase. 1L
Hits: Paplo. 4: Nationals. 7. Score. 2 to 0
in favor or r-apio. Time, i:iu. umpire
Dan tnae. Aiienaance, t;o.
Armonrs Defeat Soldiers.
The Armours yesterday took Fort Crook
lown the 'line by a score of 8 to 3. Tho
same was played on the soldiers around,
A week sgo the Armours lost to Furt
crook. The score:
R H E
Armours 1 0 0 0 4 3 0 0 1 15
Fort Crook.... 100010010-36 11
Batteries: Armours. Sullivan. Adams and
OKeetc. Foil Crook. Krippeos and rlniey
Reapers Wla.
The ReaDers defeated the Monitors a
V.,,.1. MrV U , , n .1 u ln n.e on.A TV,
lets Lumber enmnany team this after. I V,hki .i v,.,;.i.i..i.
noon In two of the jHstent games ever tor the Reapers, who struck out twenty-one
tn 1 L-ava let U 1 aa I Tha, llnlta Vv . . . ak..B . . .. ..
t"""" " i" I men and only gave three tilts, and the oat
first game In the rleveath Inning, while I tin of fttlenhausrr for the Hennera Hrnre
ln.l. . . . . . I. . . . i i . ... i i . i - - - . z .. ' - - .
4tfl n.'l. 111.. .(. II. I n II1IIW1 II1I11IIH I MnurtArn I II II S II 1 (k II
on a hit by Rnberuiin, with three men on I Monitors 00200000 0
rv! .k1u ...v, 'ir"V T" Batterl-a- Reapers. Fltspatrlck and
llilr. h.oniy ,.!VV;.rg'f - :'r hlti and itrik- Ch""; M"rs. LsPag. and Leeder.
Ing out ten nin. 1 tho second aame I . .... .a
Knight aid NentUbuah were both knocked I
out of the box In the eighth Inning. Tracy I BCRIBNER, Neb., Aug. IS. To the Editor
Ditched the nintn inning, snd was touched I of Tha Haa: Tha Reienti aak radreaa for
up ror tnree mis ana tne winning run. Hlalr I aa una entlemanlj trick on the part or on
and the Drlts team have Played six ramea. I uf tluiir former nlavera ha takliia a arru
i LieiLB cuiuas nva ana huu ana 'ina oe. laaaa ta woodbine S riaan last ana belxur
Pelts aad Blair Break Even.
BLAIR. Neb.. Aug. 1. (Special Tele-
grsra. uiair prose even with tne C. N.
Die
Fort Dodge Defeats AlaTona.
FORT DODGE, la.. Aug. 1 fTpeclal
Telegram.) The White Sox had all the best
of It In the game with the Algona Brownies
here today, winning b a score of 2 to 1.
Only by a Stroke of good luck did the
Brownies avert a phut-out. Coals, in the
box for Fort Dodge, was Invincible, and
received gilt-edged support.
Break Even at Sloox Falls.
6IOUX FALLS. 8. D., Aug. 10 Speclal
Telegram..) The Sioux Falls and Sheldon
teams of the Iowa-South Dakota league
played a double-header on the local grounds
this afternoon, Sheldon winning the first by
a score of 3 to 0 and Sioux Falls the second,
2 to 1. -
Games la Three-I Leagrae.
At Cedar Raptda Cedar Rapids, 3; Du
buque, 2.
At De .-a tur Decatur, 8; Bloomlngtnn, 1.
At Springfield Spring-field, 1; Rock Is
land, 0.
At Davenport Davenport. 11; Rockford, 0:
In the National I.eaarae.
Games today: Pittsburg at Boston, Cin
cinnati at New York, St. Louis at Brooklyn.
TENNIS TOURNEY BEGINS TODAY
Matches la the Preliminary Rossd
Start at Ten O'clock This
Slornlas;.
Nearly all of the vlsltlna- tennis men who
will take part In the middle west cham
pionship tournament, which begins on the
courts of the Field club this morning, are
now In the city. Twelve or fourteen or
them visited the Field club courts yester
day and expressed themselves as highly
gratified with the arrangementa. The
splendid condition of the courts and the
grounds In general was much commented
upon bv the visitors. All details have been
carefully looked after by the committee
in charge, and It Is expected that the
matches will be run off smoothly. Owing
to the departure of Mr. John Sylvan Brown
for the east, Mr. . J. i-ini nas neen se
lected aa referee. Play will begin at 10
o'clock this morning. Tno drawings were
marla veaterrlav. and Dromlse one or two
warm contests In the preliminary round,
one at least being that of Dr. Sheldon of
Kansas Cltv, runner-up in tnia year s
championship at his home, and C. H.
Young, last year's champion of Omaha,
who has shown good form In his plsy so
far this season. The drawings:
N. Field, omana, oye.
Fred Eberhardt, Sallna, Kan., bye.
O. Rnsmussen, Omaha, bye.
8. S. Caldwell, Omaha, bye.
H. D. Copeland, Topeka. Kan., bye.
H. V. Faller. Lincoln, Neb., bye.
H. Burr. Omaha, bye.
W. S. Oilman, Sioux City, la., bye.
J. N. Haskell, omana. oye.
v T Webster. Omaha, nlavs H. 8.
Blathewick. Rock Valley, la.
Dr. VanCampf omana, ptays a. a. urwn,
Chicago.
R. r. Hunt, nan r rancwoo,
H. Hammond; Carter's Bang, I. T. Carter;
Jingo's Delight, George S. Oagnon.
All age stakes, English setters: Mr. Kin
ley, Tnojtias Orlniths; Abdallah Redfleld,
C. J. Blair; Grade's Red, John A. Strong;
Dan Stuart, C. D. Stuart; Slap Dash, f.
Lorillard; Lady Babble, P. Loriilard: (Ques
tion, Why Not, P. Lorillard; King Do Do,
E. E. -Kraal; Genevieve M., E. D. Masoon;
Prince Linden, John Cowley; Elm Spurt, R.
J. Dorant; Jesse Kedrleld's Ct., Jesse Sher
wood; Patentee, Nichols A Heisey: Lnke
fleld Red, Lakelleld kennels; Count Holmes,
C. D. Stuart; Dad'a Frank, Nitta Yuma
kennels; Pride of Redfleld, Dr. F. W. Sam
uels; Captain Jack, George W. Gray; May
Fly. O. O. Smith; Sport's Boy, Jr., F. A.
Varnke; Prince Danstone, Joseph Becker;
Northern Huntress, Tledman; Lou's Dream,
I. T. Carter; Floss. A. Albaugh; Little Bob,
Albert Lleber; Margery May, A. E. Miller;
Domino III, Arthur St earn; Domino'B Mark,
Arthur 8 tear n; Bang Up, Ed Carr; Nellie
Bang, Ed Carr.
All age stake, pointers: Chief Other Day,
H. O. Giles; Rlpstone s Jingo, C. T. Phil
lips; Jingo's Jerry, John Otten; Alpine
Lad. Charles Proctor; Jingo's Mike, Smith
DePaw: Lad of Jingo. W7 P. Austin; Al
ford's John, Foust & Dickey; Rush of Sam
II, J. T. Jones; Lord Grousemoor, J. T.
Jonee; Von Rip, J. T. Jones.
Subscription stake: Pride of Red fle'.: Dr.
F. W. Samuel; Alpine Lad, Smith DePaw;
McKlnley, 'j omaa Grim the; Count White
stone, E. B 'Hey; Jessie Redfleld's Count,
Gladstone. 1 . 8hellev: Oakley Hill's Pride.
E. Shellev; Jingo's Mike. Thomas P. Smith
and C. W. DePawn; Jingo's Jerry, John
Otten; Alfred's John. Foust Dickey; Slap
T-IabU Tn-lllan. n.,..llnn 1ru V,. . T r.T. -
. ' A 1- I , liUllllBIUi UCII"M, ML, ..V., " '
lllard; Lad of 'Jlmro. W. P. Austin; Four
spot, or. K. Li. oennison; libos rrana,
. Nltta Yuma kennels: Chief other Day, it
M. Giles; Abdallah Redfleld, C. J. Blair.
, Speed Proaram at Tecnmseh.
TECUMSEH, Neb., Aug. 18.-(SpeclaI.)-Becretary
E. H. Grist of the Johnson County
Fair association announces the following
speed program for the coming show, which
will be held In this city September 22 to 25,
Inclusive. There will be no races on the
opening day:
Wednesday, Beptemner a 2:30 pace, purse
$100; :40 trot, purpe $100; running, half mile
ana repent, purse nu.
1. . . .1 . . .... ...... eirm. e-AA -..
i 11 ill piii jr iiiyi. IUIBQ f.UV, .W VII, V,
purse '0; running, naif mile and repeat.
purse 3o0; running, mile and repeat, purse
$75.
Friday 2:25 trot, purse $100; 2:20 pace,
purse $100; running, half mile and repeat,
purse $50.
American trotting rules will govern all
races, the association being a member of
the American association.
lay cornerstone"o7college
New Stractar to Be Post Gradaate
School of tha Dominican
Order.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 18. Mgr. Falconlo,
papal delegate to the United States, today
laid the corner-stone of the Dominican
House of Studies at Brookland, D. C, and
formally launched the construction ot an
other adjunct to the Catholic University
of America. The services were marked by
pomp and beauty and were attended by
high church dignitaries and clergy from
various parts ot the country. The Holy
Name societies, who owe their origin to
the Order of Bt. Dominic, the Knights ot
Columbus and the Ancient Order ot Hi
bernians assisted In the ceremonies. Right
Rev. William H. O'Connell, bishop of Port
land, Me., delivered the sermon, which was
a fervent' exposition of tne mission and
value to the Catholic church of the relig
ious orders. The monastery will be a beau
tiful building of pure gothlc style. The
higher atudtes for Dominican students will
be transferred from Bt. Joseph's House of
Studies at Somerset, O., to the new mon
astery when completed, and the latter will
be the post-graduate school of the order.
Stephen E. Hall of Aurora. 111., a protege
of Senator Albert J. Hopkins, killed him
self In his room here today. Hall shortly
before ending Ma life had suffered great
pain due to some stomach trouble and had
applied at a nearby drug store for a cer
tain medicine which the druggist waa un
able to supply. He was a clerk In the De
partment of Commerce and Labor, having
been transferred recently from the census
bureau, where he had bean employed dur
ing the last two years. The only known
relative of Hall is M. B. Downer, manager
ot the Union Publishing company of Chicago.
Beats All Its Rivals.
No salve, lotion, balm or oil can compare
with Bucklen's Arnica Salve for healing.
It kills pain. Cures or no pay. 23c. For
sale by Kuhn & Co.
'.J. Hill. Omaha.
H.
Kohn. Omaha, plays E. Baker, 8lou
ciy. i . . . .
M. ivunn. umana, pinya a. rvaiiiviivi,
Lincoln, Neb.
R. B: F'etchee Onlesburg, II!., plays B.
Psrsons, North Platte. Neb.
H. W. Jacobs. ADIiene, nan., piaya aa.
Hopkins. Chicago.
C. H. Forney. Abilene, Kan., playg 3. W.
T"wle. Omaha. . .
Dr, r. K. Sheldon. Kansas City, Mo.,
plays C. H. Young. Omaha.
r . uinrene. uiiiaiia, - " ...
Bloux City, la.
H. Knox. Omaha, playa O. B. Holbrook,
Onawa. la. ,
H, O. Hlles. Bloux city, ia., piays J.
r-v,.l,n.ili Bulfna Wen
P". Bedmonn. jxorin r-iae, nep., piaya
A. Bcrthner. nmnna.
.. Mcmnneii. omana, oye.
O. Martin. Omaha, bye.
rr. Pfh-eHer. 0"aha. bye.
H M. Holltnd, Oalesburg. 111., bye.
W. W. Outbria. Atchison, Kan., bye.
.7 Hughe" Omaha, bye.
William Wood. bve.
M. Khe'-'harrit. Billnn. Kan., bye.
a. W. Beltsel. Atchison, Kan., bye.
Lake Shore Flyer Wrecked.
CLEVELAND, O., Aug. 16.-8hortly after
leaving hero this afternoon the "Cleveland
and New York Flyer" was wrecked at the
Literary street crossing. In the eastern
part of the city, by running Into an open
switch. The train was running slow and
no one waa killed, but six persons from
Cleveland were Injured. Engineer John Ho
ser and Fireman Albert Hartman were
badly shaken up. Engineer Burns of the
switch engine and his fireman were also
hurt. The flyer carried about 100 passen
gers, many of whom were cut by flying
glass.
Fatal Qnarrel Over Woman.
MACON. Mo., Aug. 16. Blaln Votter, aged
17, shot and fatally wounded
a young
at Keola
miner named Burns, at a dance
last night In a quarrel over a woman. The
feeling against Votter Is Intense. He Is in
hiding and his father refuses to surrender
him unless guaranteed protection.
ls Schlitz Means fJ
Tha best materials tha best that money can boy.
A brewery as clean as your kitchen; tho utensils as dean.
The cooling done in filtered air, in a plate glass room.
The beer aged for months, until thoroughly fermented, so
it will not cause biliousness.
The beer filtered, then sterilized in the bottle.
You're always welcome to the brewery for the owners are
proud of it.
a . . , . . Thnna4ll. Omaha Braneh
Ana the size of It proves that 7n e.u Niau aa- o
people know the worth of
BIG FIELD TRIAL ENTRY LIST
Every State la the t'aloa ts Repre
sented and Birds Are Also
Plentiful.
BTOtTf FALLS). 8. D . Aug. 18 fBpeclsl 1
Entries have been closed foe the fourth
annual trials of the Sou'h Dakota Field
Trial association, to be he'd on sTounrls
near Sioux Falls, commencing Auauat 78.
Practically every state in tne union will be
represented at t'-ls trisia. The
Jtidgea vlll he C. B. Wnttford Of Chlcea-o
and R. H. Orearnry of B'nux Falls. Birds
are unusually numerous this year, and the
trlla nrofnlee to he the most interesting
e"d enr-assfi'l t-r held In this portion of
the northwest. The dogs entered In the
competition for the llhet-sl wires offered,
with the name- ' the owner, owners or
agents, are as follows:
rierhv, nsrllah setters: The Arrow, f. T.
tiert: p-.-v n re Werinela; Mies
Ransom. Ransom kennels: Oenev'a iHeet.
7 TnrHl"1: flf"fv' ned. t n-l'i.eiV
Oenavs Grsea P. I,orllar' rwVe "Ill's
Pride. Mrs. John Cowlev: Rachel Pdf)e1d
.tnhn C. finite: CleoDra. H T. Hater;
loneer T''ts Hoover knr's: rte'te ru.
lev, A. F. Tonne; 0a0 O.. Tr. V. H. Hlek
erson: I aWeeeld Prrt-. takefleM kennels:
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Arthur B'eam: Kalrrls Beantv. Kalmla
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The Beer That Made Milwaukee Famous
Goinff Fishing?
We have all kinds of cheap excursions to
the "Minnesota Lakes' dur
ing July, August and Sep
tember. Our Minnesota trains leave Omah.
t:t a. m. and 70 p. mr We'll loll u
about It at ii't Farnam street, Omaha. el
W. H. BRILL, DUt Pass. AjtsL
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