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lot Ozj Eu;i OmaU'i Bittinf, lm Wini
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GOES INTQ BOX WITH SCORE SiX TO TWO
Prartleally Stops Onitt'i ltBetlag
ad lit Helps 0t tb Cabs
y Maklas Thr !
Rita.
I EN'VER. Auk. Bpelal Telegram.
It u a riM ef "too muck Whltrldg" for
the Kidnapers at Proadwsy park today,
the old reliable IenTer twlrltst net exily
letting the visitor down with four bit,
but he waa lesponslbl for the tat that
put Uenrer on an even basis with the
Omaha's In the slsth inning when leterr
seemed to the Grlssleys a remote) possibility.
Lempk pitched until the last half ft
the fifth Inning for the Cuba and waa
hammered all over thje garden by the
visitors, who got unto hla alanta tn the
third and fourth, pounding him for total
of eight hits, which netted Ova runs.
Whitridga, however, came t tha reaoua
f "JJobby" Lowe bunch le the elath ln-
iiir.g and to tba great glea of the fan
wielded tha waaron tongue with great pre
cision, when, with three tuen on baaea and
two out. bo landed on the sphere for
ingle to abort right field and brought in
Packard twine, Schlel and Bohelback,
whloh, together with the run brought la
by Dalehanty shortly before, tied tba
core. The Omaha men seemed totally un
able to connect with the Denver twlrler's
lanta and try as they would, were unable
to land with any degree of safety. On
tha other band, the Cuba took advantage
of the opportunity to fatten their averages
and secured sixteen hits off Bchafstall who,
apparently, lost hla bead after Whltrldga's
advent to the slab In the sixth Inning.
TJusty MIHer was allowed to turn a two-
bagger Into a borne run in the ninth in
ning, because of Jones unwillingness to
relay tha ball beck to the Infield with the
requlredqulcknea. Attendance, TO. Boore
DENVER.
- AB. R.
Madeline, ib.. ,.....
Jones. lf..
Sb.. 6
Lelhaaty,
J risk, rl -
MtHale, cf...
Hchlel. e
Btfaelbeck. as.
erwaia. lb.
(mpke, p....
uinuge, p..
H-
O.
I
Totals,
Carter, rf.....
Genlns, 3b....
Wilier. If
Thornton, lb.
Bhueart, Ib...
Thomas, as...
"Welch, cf
Oondtng, c...
Bchaf still, p..
"Companion .
Total
42 1
OMAHA.
AB. R.
4
II XI u
H.
I
t
O.
landed mt Tsylor and won the game. At-
endance. J.rfi. score:
CINCINNATI 1 CHlfAOO
HO A X HP A r
Kivt. If
lrmnr, cf. 1
lee. rf ... I
tWtlT. IK . 1
ttelnfdt. lb I
Itolv. f . .. I
wreraa. ee. t
Pieta. t I
Hehe.
Tetala ... I
I lafk. If. .. 1
lite Winiama. m I I
t hai-e. lb . 1 I 10
1 e l,mm. cf .... 1 I I
t Tlraw. ... I 1
lee Kilns r 1 I
III I lb ... I
I Itanb rf .... I
e a imr. t... t e
Terier. s 1
I n it a
I Tetala .
0 0 0 1
0 lit
VI
I
I I
i :
I II H It
ClnMnnst! 0 1 oil
Chicago 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 ol
Two-base hits: Chance. Kllng. Ptelnfeldt.
Berkley, Flagle. Three-base hlta: Siagie. 2.
r-eien naaee: i nance, jonea, nrroran.
Iiouhle plays: Berkley to Pt Its ; Williams
to C'hano First baee on balle: Off Wel
Itier, ; off Taylor. 2; off Hbn, 1 Barri
fiee hit: K'ing f'rut k out: Pv Hahn. 4;
bv liVelmer, I; bv Tevlor, 1. tft on baeee:
Cincinnati, 4; Chlceso, K. Wild pitch: Tay
lor. Time: l;Wi. I'tnplre; Johnston.
lew York H Itea fraa oelam.
BOSTON. Aug. . Many wild throws
gave New Tor toaeye game, uunen
tried to hit I'mplre Huret with the ball,
and they nearly came to Tuewe. untn
waa put out ef the game. The crowd pur
sue! the 2w lores in a inrrnirumi
manner after the game. Attandance, X,'Wi.
Hcore:
a it a. a. s.l k h o i
1 oPeiter, rr .. J I I v c
ft frTanner, lb . 1 I II I
1 roel. H -... 1 1 1 e
lit StenleT, rf... I I t 1
ltte Mnree t 1 I I I
tit eb tioble. lb. 4 I t
III 1 rtrrm f r, 3b ft I 1 7 I
III AnbrFT. ... 1 4 I 1
t t 0 Malerker, . 1 I I
I 11 ft e xtereer 0 t ft
ill
Teuia ...turn I
Tetale ...It 11 n It 11
s Carey batted for Malarkey.
New York t 0 S l -U
Bnaton I 0 0 o e
Two-base hit: lloran. Qretnlnger. Three
base bit: Mertea. Stolen baees: Aubrey,
Cooley (2), Gilbert, Warner. Iouble playe:
Moren to Abbattlchlo. to Tenney; Tenney
to Moran; Gremlnger to atoran; Mfran to
Abbattlchlo. riret baae on balls: Off Ma
larkey, ; off Malhewson. 4. Hit by pitched
bal': Bv Mslarkev. 1. Btmrk out: By Ma
l.irkey. l: by Mathewson, U. Wild rltch:
Matheweon. Time: l:k Vznplrea: Hurst
and Moran.
restpaard Ganea.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
BrowTX. ft... I
flrae b's. ef I
elKOeaa, lb . I
pfArten. if.
tuHl. If
Bebb. ee ..
beuder, lb.
Ollbert. tb
1-(raw. ib
eimcr. e.
Stetbaon,
ball bss been plsvefl on the borne diamond
here this eeeeon fiien this afternoon, alien
the Knlprhte of I'vthla bde won from
the O'ld K'llowe ty a e-ore ,f In to 14. In
a nmf of ten lnnlnae. The features of the
pme were the work of tterman on fret
tmee for the KnlprMe f f'ythiaa and the
renter field work of O. Tyson for the Odd
Fellows. Score:
K of r 0 1 1 t 4 0 1-1
0ld Fellows ... 4Jl01e 0-14
Betterloe: Kniirhts of rthl, Piirsnt,
G'imm. Faber and Carter; Odd Fellowe.
(tw( Hullcr snd Will Haller. The K. of
P bnti will now rhallenge the Maeomo
lodre for a trial with the ball and bat.
Term meek Reala Picked .lae.
TBCIMSETI. Kob.. Aur 2 (Special
Terram A ball team composed of the
following Lincoln players: Bernt. Ioane.
Bender. Church and Meyers of the Tnuna
Men's Chrletian association club: Good.
Beouln end Mulliner of the Creanierv team
and Brlttetihani of the Bankers played an
lnterw;!ti: feme with the locals tixlay and
acre defeated. The attendance waa large
and enthusiasm was rampant. Bcore:
TecumRfh 9 0 2 0 2 1 4 0
Lincoln 1 6 1 0 U I
Two-base hits: Swan and Parts. Three
base hit: Townsend. Btrutk out: By Good,
ki by Paris, 11. Batteries: Lincoln. Good
and Bender; Tecum h. peris and Buffum,
Umpire; Falrall of Tecumach.
Craig Defeats Moax City.
CRAIG, Neb., Aug. 18. (ftpocial Tele
gram Craig won in fast style from the
Hawkeyes of Sioux City here yesterday.
Both teams played fast ball, but the su
perior fielding and stick work of the local
team won the day. Rnoney pitched his
usual strong game, allowing but two bits
and striking out thirteen men. Brostuu
slso pitched good ball. Score;
Craig 1 K 0 1 0 ft ftJ
Hamkeye 0 0 b 0 0 00
Base hits: Craig, 6; Hawkeyea, 2. Struck
out: By Kooney 14. by Brofion &. Batterie:
Koori'-y and Heflernan; Broslon and Kock,
I'mplre: Gossard.
RAIN MAY SPOIL FUTURITY
Borne ef th Beit or tLe Yonnj Ocet Kij
Sot Start in Mni
HAKEUR6 BELLI IS THE FAVORITE
tarertalaty of Those Wbe Will Be
1st tba Race faatei Lees ef
Mark
f tba
laterest.
Isaal
attorn. Beats Haatiaca.
SUTTON. Neb., Aug 2. (Special Tele-gram.)-j-The
result of the ball game here
today between Hasting and Button was
I to 1, In favor of Sutton.
EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS
Favorite Beaten by Old tome la
Fratar at K la lock
rariu
T 11 C 11
Batted for Genlna in ninth.
.
Ienver 1
1 I
10 10
1-16
1 I
Played. Won. Lest PC
Pittsburg 110 78 rr .SM
Kew York Ii2 eti 4 M9
Chicago Ill 6 40
CMnclnnati b 41
Brooklyn 10 M M .4e
Boston 107 4 61 .4W
St. Louis 112 JHi 74 .f
Philadelphia 101 S3 0 .Kl"
Games today: Boston at Brooklyn, Phil
adelphia at New York, Cincinnati at Chi
cago. SU Louis at Pittsburg.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES
Iadlaaapolis aad Kansas City Play
Doable-Header Divide
Hasan.
INDIAN APOLIB, Aug. 2t -Crowley, the
new Indianapolis pitcher recently aigred,
ha.it t,e Kei.uu fliv team at his mercy
In the first en me today. In the seoond
game Volx waa batted freely and the home
team oouia oo Jiotninj who uunwra.
tendance, 1.2ML Score, first game:
INDIANAPOLIS. I KAMA CTTT.
.M.O.A.K.I H.H.O.A.
rihm lh 1 a 7 ft t (tear, rf I I ft
4 anoe. ID.... v d
ft (iradr, a I I
V Prams, lt... 14
I 0 Knoll, M .. . t I
ft Kothfoaa. Ib. I 1
Omaha
Stolen bases: Rchelbeck, Thornton.
Three-base hit: Jones. First baas en balls:
Off Letnpke, 1: off Whitridga. ; oft Schaf
tall. L hiacJiflce hits: Schlel (2); McHala,
IeJehanty (4). Struck out: By Lempke,
I; by Whitridga, I: by Scbaf stall, a. First
base on errors: Omaha, 4; Lenver, S. Left
oa bases: Denver. 4; Omaha. T. Home
run: Miller Two-base hit: Schlel. Wild
Pitches: Sohaf stall Vi). Hit by pitched
ball: Frisk. Time of game; 1:46. Um
pire: Brennan.
Kaaaaa City Defeats Mlliraikaa
KANSAS CTTT, Aug. 2.-Kanaa City
won the came today through three suc
cessive errors made by O NelU of Mil
waukee. Attendance 100. Score: R.H.E.
Kansas CJty....l 0 1 1 14 10 1
Milwaukee 1 1 0 0 1 0 0-4 1 I
Batterlea: Milwaukee, Swormeteec and
loia; Jansaa City, Nichols and Ueasirt.
Dae Bfolsioo Viet BtvsUy
COLORADO SPRINGS, Aug. 2.-The lo
cala were outplayed again by Lxie Moines
and the visitors had little diffloulty in pull
lag out wlUi the victory at the end. Score:
It H
Iea Molnea......O 2 1 1 0 0 0 2 1 ' II I
Colo. Bpnnrs...a I I I 1 U 1 Hit I
Batteries: la Molnea, Morrison and
Fuhl, Colorado Springs, Newmeyer and
Xorao.
t, Jaeepb Tava.ee Two.
ST. JOSEPH, Aug. VL8IL Joseph took
a double header from Peoria today in two
botly contested gamaa. Tha first game
lusted tan Innings and was a pitchers'
battle from start to finish, while the seo
ond waa a aumedy of errors. Score, first
frame: R.H.&
fct. Joseph 0000100 1-211
Paona t M U t H i i
Bottariea: St. Joaeph. Falls and Oarvln;
Peutia, Oimated and Wilson.
Aoons, aaooDd game: . R.H.20.
tn. Joaepb ....1 0 0 2 1 0 2 0 10 )S 7
Peoria 4 0 001 400-1 1 4
Batterlee: St. Joseph. Glade and Garvin;
j-earia, I nana ana wuson.
tawdlns ( tkve Toaamtk
Played. Won. Lost.
Milwaukee KM 01 40
Colorado Sprloga... in M 41
Kanaas aiy ....... li ; bt ' M
St. Joseph lug U 61
Peoria 1H7 41 U
Ittmver 100 40 6
Dais MulDaa 1(17 40 .60
Omaha 10 41 04 .!
Games today: Omaha at Colorado
Springs. De Molnea at Denver, St. Joaepb
at a uses uty, reona at jaiiwauaea.
P.c.
.022
.461
.4M
GAMES IN NATIONAL' LEAGUE
PlttebaraT Win Trosa Ct. Leala In
Tbim laalaa- Wet
Grow a da.
PITTSBURO. Aug. 2a Pit u burg made
four runs in the third on five hits. Tha
wet ground prevented any brilliant play
mx during me naianoa oi ine giune. v
tendanoa. 1.0JL Scorei
riTTRBfKO. , 0T. IM'II.
k H OA C I R.U.O A
Beaeweat. ef 1 I I I 1 Parrel L tb .. 1 1 I II
a ti Pumaer?. n. a i i i
I tKenM. ef.... 0 112 1
I (i Hurk. lb ... t t I I I
t a Haokett. 11.1 III
I C Urals, as.... I I I
ft ft Barclay, U. . ft I ft
I ftl' Kail, a I 4 I
I MulTari'. p. ft 4 ft I
Tote la ...4 II Mil II Tsule ... t 04 12
Pittsburg 0 O4OOO0O
St Louis 0 00000010
Stolen base: Leach. touble plays: He-
Pkriand to Farrell te Hackett; Brain to
rarn.il to llackett. First baoe on balls
Cft McFarlettd. 1. Slrurk out: By Phil
1P11. : by kicFarland. i- Wild pitch: Mo-
I Vrland. Tliue: l.im. Umpire: Amelia,
t larlaaatl TaWee (.ataao frosa t hloaar.
CINCINNATI. Aug. Cincinnati took
the last game from Chicago toaavy by
timely bitting. Hahn waa bit haroer tbn
either of tha visiting pitchers, but was
bis beat with roeu on bfcsea. Welmer vtaa
laknn out la the seventh after one rue
bad been aounea, and then the Clnciunatls
Ciara, u.... II
U.h. lb ... 0 I I
Waanar. as. . 1 1 I
fermnaTM. Ill 1 U
feltuber, Ik.. I
teunus. rt... ft I 1
a. .. t 1 t
Pkiiluaal. 1 1 0
Fox. Ik 1
Pocrleaer, rf 1
Woodrufl, a. 1
O'Krlra. If.. 1
Coulter, ef.. 0
khiraan. as. .. ft
lasisxtt, Sk- I
Crawler. ... I
I 1ft
1 1 ft 1 Leewe. as ft 1 I
lilt Oiliaun. ef... ft ft ft
1 ft Cnana, 1 1
ixaliU 0
r . . i- a a, m a il
I Teuls ... I I M II 1
a Batted for Coons In ninth.
Inrileeanolla 00111010
Kansas City I V 0 V 1 V u v o i
First base on balls: Off Coons. 1. Struck
tuif Ttw rvowlev. S: bv Coons. 1. Two-
base bits: Klhm it). Sacrifice hit: Coul
ter. Double plays: Lee we to Frantx, FranU
(unasauited). Stolen bases: 1-logriever,
O'Brten. Klhm. Marcan. Grady. Passed
ball: Grady. Left on baaea; lnaianapous,
: Kansas City, 10. Time: l:e. umpire:
HaskelL
Score, second fame:
0LAKIA0 CTTT. I
K M O.A E
Hill, ef Ill
Gear, rf til
Naaea. lb.... 0 11
Oradr, t ' I
rreiiti. Ik... Ill
KbbIL n ... Ill
HiHtifuaa, Ik. I 1 1
Um. aa.... Ill
Pursask - 110
ft OKIbm. Ik.
ftrox. tb...
4 eostieTer.
l'Wooilrufl,
INS1ANAPOU0.
a h o a.
...
rf
e.. ft 1
I 1
1 4
I
I 2
4
'a.
t O'Brien. If.. t
ft C Coulter, at., ft t I ft
1 t ataman, as . 1111
I ftTamaett, lb. ft ft I 1
1 C'Vali. p ft ft
i.talle ..... ft I ft
Taeala .. I 14xM ft 11 '
I Tetala ... I 21 I 4
xHogrierer out on bunt strikes.
Kansas City 00010110-1
Indianapolis 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Flrat base on balls: Off Vols. 1. Struck
out: By Volx. 4: by Durham, I. Two-
baae hits: Gear, Nance. Three-base hit:
Klhm. Stolen baaea: Coulter. Leeae. Hill.
Left on bases: Indianapolis, I; Kansas
City. 1 Time: 1:46. Umpire: Haskell.
Losilswtllo Wlai frosa Vtlwainkoo,
LOnSYTLLE. Aug . Louisville out-
batted Milwaukee today and won a very
es citing game, walker held the vteltors
aafe at ail times, -while Elliott Was bit
freely. Attendance LWu. Score:
LOL'ItVIhLB. btrLWAfKEB.
K.U O.A.I.I .M O.A.g
Itare-ta. rf... ill 1 acbaflay, Ik. 010
lis a a ocM. sb-...v v i i
I I I ft Vngiauk lk. 1 111
1 ft Osuiar. rt... 1 I ft
111 Punlaavr. if ft ft 1 ft
lit 1 HataublU. at. 1 I 1
11 t Bpau, a... Ill
til Vloj. as I I 4 1 I
01 ElllaJt. .... I I
tMandltk ..
I 1ft 27 II I axjlaeller ..
rt. If
easheas, tb
fjawall, fjf...
0alliaa, Ik. 1
Khrareaa. lb.
hiie. e
Ouuiiaa, aa..
WaUat. 0...
Tetala
I Tatals .,1 IKll
Batted for Hemphill la ninth.
Louisville 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 c t
Milwaukee 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 01
Two-base hits: Kerwla 2. Ganley. Three-
base hits: Su.livan. Home runs: Unglaun.
Stolen baees: Hart. Ganley. Base on balls
Off Walker 1. Struck out: Bv -Walker .
by Elliott a. Double play: White to Qtiln-
lan Left oa baaea: , Louisville 4. Mil
waukee . Tiros: .&. Umpire: Foreman.
Colasabas Defeats St. ratal.
COLUMBUS, O., Aug. 8 Columbus de
feated Uu Paul today In a pretty game.
the locals batting out a clean victory In
the ninth Inning with none out. Attend-
auce. 1.UKZ. Score:
coLUatat's I gT. raru
I
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 28 Old Stone won the
feature of today s Kinloch park racea.
Bainland, the favorite, was second and Dr.
Cartledne third. The dletanoe was a mile,
for twu-year-oldH. Ka inland, although
carrying 118 pounds, made a game effurt
tut the race on the end, but waa nut able
to oaten Old Stone, who won by a lengih
and a half. Track muddy In spots. Ke-sults:
Flrt race, six furlonirs: Requisition won,
Maabonl seoopd, Rejoice third. Time 1:194.
Seoond rsoe, nve ana a nan iunong:
Quaker Girl won, Falkland seoond. AUua
third. Time 1:1Z.
Third race, six furlonr: Decoration won,
Behoove second. Stub third. Time 1:18.
Fourth race, handicap, one mile: Old
Stone won, Bainland second, Dr. Cartledge
third. Time 1:45.
Fifth race, seven runongs: ixm in eve-
den won, - Sting seoond. Legation third.
Time 1:32.
Sixth race, one mile ana seventy yaras:
Lynch won, Dave -4iommera second, Bar
onet third. Time l:Wi.
CHICAGO. Aug. ib. ir.e traca was al
most Inundated from a heavy rain which
fell between the first and second raoes at
Hawthorne today. Results:
First race, six furlongs: Kea Raven won.
Don't Ask. Me second. The Meteor third.
Time l:lcS.
Recnnd race, five furlonrs: Allleta won.
Cognomen second, Chockayette third. Time
1:1. .
Th rd race, one and one-eignt nines:
Louisville von, Byways second. Star Cot
ton thlrrl Time 1 :bs.
Pmir-ih m. five rurionrs: r'eter r-aui
won. witchcrart second, J. w. u ixeui
third. Time 1:024- " . .
virth raiw. one snd ane-eixteenth mile
Fonsoluea won, Ohegen seoond, L. B.
-nrT,r,hll thirrt Time 1:K2V.
Rlxth race, one mile: An eke won. Fair
Lady Anna second, Brush By third. Time
1:4a.
Down to finale la Teaals.
iTfHTSOV Kan . Aur. ?A iSoecial Tel
earram.r The f.nals of the first annutl
tournament or tpe WLiseoun vaiiey unnn
asauciatlon will be played tomorrow. The
championship, !.-. ainrle. lies between
FYank and Fred Eberhardt of Ha Una, tne
contest having narrowed to them The
chances are that Sheldon and W llder of
Kansas Citv, who are in ine nnaia in
doubles, will play it out with the Eber
herdt brothers. The courts were in fine
condition todsy and the playing waa fast.
i.-.. ; 1 w i th. aummarv:
Third rouna. singles: r rana ji.orriiaruv
beat Wlldei- 0-S. -0.
Vernon beat Aula 6-4, a-i.
r.. irv,nriiarrit heat Jones 0-2. b-1.
Semi-finals, singles; Frank Eborhardt
tllTlkB kVl. V-i(-
Fred Llrharat beat vernon a-e, e-a, w.
tv.iimini,HR rloutles:
orney and Jacobs beat Chick and Jones
Vrire and Sharrara Deal ocnouer rn.ua
Toung by default.
t'lrol mnnfl flftuniM:
Jones and Vaughan beat Guthrte and
ti.i.,, a
Aula ana -aston rat wnoiniaa u
v sl
Fred and Frank Eberhardt beat Noble
mwA liBVika &-1 fr-X.
Price and tsnarrara di aa" -
Forney and jacooa Deal aennna ana
Copelend 4-1. -l. . .
Fraxier and Hetberlngrton beat Noll and
Hostetler by default.
Rhodea and w ataon wai moa
w ilder and Sheldon beat Cannon and
tc A-i
This waa on OI tne dbbi wnmaia i
the day.
Frasler and Hetbering-tnn) a local team,
Auld ana Gaston eoai one uw us
Frank ana rTea toernaroi "a i
and Sharrard 6-0.
t; 1 M r, . 1 . flnllhtAa!
-u'lMer and nhaldon beat FTaxler and
U.,h.rinrtnn A-9 ft-A
The ElM-rharnts pisy on- wnii-iinau w.m
Auld and Eaeton tomorrow.
X.HOil.
b U A A W
AraaH. U ... I t tKlelar. lb.... 1 1 I 1 I
OMaaue, rt.. 0 4 a saauana, cf. t 1 I
Turuar, Ik.. Ill ft Jkikaoa. rt.. 1 1 t
fUrser. Ik .. I 1 1 1 0 s. lia!r. aa 1 I 4 1
beaaoa. at., till Hasslaa. lu. t 1 t 4
Clinsaian. aa I I 1 riuurnor, if. t I t I t
Vl.llur. lb... 9 11ft C.Wbaelac. la, 1 11
roa. c 4 I 1 SullUaa. t . I I I I I
baxser, .... till a.bisvan. ... ft I 1 I ft
Tetala ... I a3t 11 H Tatals ... I I M 14 I
z Hugfins out: hit by batted ball.
xx No one out alien winning run scored.
Columbus 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 I
St. Paul 0 0 I 0 0 1 0 01
Stolen basea: Shannon, vvheoler. Sacri
fice hits: Arnot. Jsckson. Tao-bsae hits:
Bannon. Oeiev. Jackaon. Schaefer. Three
base hit: Turner. Hit by pitcher: By
Stewart. L Time: l:ti. Lmplre: Cunning-
nam.
Poefowoesl Gassea.
TOLEDO, Aug. JR. Toledo-Minneapolis
game pastpopea; wet grouuaa.
btaasltaisT wt tbo Tcaaaja.
BlaT Crowd let ltaoea.
BEATRICE, Neb.. Aug. 2R fgpeclal Tele
gram. Th croad that witnessed the aeo.
ond nay S prog-ram oi im .""V
circuit here is estimated at LOW. All banks
and business houses were closed from 1 to
The day was perieci. ana iub imvm
tereeting Irom Stan to uuimn. turn auw
b n7th. M-nta follows:
2:3S usee, mile heats, beet three. In five.
purse ": , ,
Hagar -
Pelden Gin -; j
plv Coon J
Black Pesrl 1
s-s trot mile heata, best three In five.
ure ti
Ite plnraler. crawlinar lip ein Pluto
Within Mux feet of the home bii"V. Argo
h ten fe"t ahead a hen Its bow see
buried. Pluto winning br one foot. This
r'ves Venture the championship, Pluto
rerond. Arr" third. Everyone aanted to
see Art o win, even the Judges.
NEW TOR.K. Aug. 28 Rain has spolleS
a Futurity which promised to have the
largest field and one of the moat closely
matched in the history of the greatest race
for two-year-olds in the world. But nine
teen colts and fillies are carded over nipht
for the stake, mhich will be worth about
150,000 to the winner. One-third of these
may be missing iihen the saddling bell
tings for the only chance to earn a pre
mium on the t'SAt It will cort to start each
of them seems to be in the uncertainties
of a sprint through the mud.
Hamburg Belle, the popular farnrUe, Is
marked "doubtful" and the Keene entry,
Delhi Kohinoor, and Dovecote, will al
most certainly be the betting favorite.
The Jockey Island's club course at Sheeps.
bead Bay never becomes very heavy as it
is hard underneath, but Heady soaking
rain has fallen for twenty-four consecu
tive hours and the weather man promises
another twenty-four hours of the sanw.
Consequently the tri ck will be at its wor-it
and the Futurity chute will be especially
bad. This means almost certainly ih-t
Hamburg Belle will not start. No chani.es
are taken with J. B. Hag-gin's horse. Delhi,
coupled with the other Keene entries, will
be the favorite And deservedly so. He pas
steadily Improved in races and, though
beaten once by Broomstick, Delhi suffered
then at the start The two are by Be.t
Prush, but the latter has worked 0evtn-
lchlhs in 1:26. three-quarters in 1:13, with
1 pounds up, and won his last race unOcr
112 pounds on a slow track in 1:15V Still
Broomstick is fast and sturdy and Odorn
will ride. He will have many supporters.
Of the others Adbell will carry the Mad
den colors, aa will The Minute Man und
Gettysburg. Adbell will have O'Neill's
services, which mean much. On a fast
track the Plaudit colt won a six furlong
sprint in 1:12V John E. Madden bought
Gettysburg a month ago and Madden never
kept a bad horse. Gettysburg is by Ham
burg and In hi only race was tangled
up thTough Green's ride, but was overhaul
ing Magistrate in the Tremont stakes run
on a very heavy track.
Highball's unexpected return to stake
form at Saratoga ' makes him formidable,
on paper, to Delhi. Dolem is the outsider
most tipped. She has dona well In poor
company.
"W. C. Whitney's candidates are not con
sidered formidable.
This Is the Futurity, however, and the
great prise of the Junior racing division.
To win that crown the millionaire turfmen
prepare for years. The pick of the great
racing establishments of , America will
struggle for the 20,0(Ki prise. The year
has not shown a Domino or a Hamburg.
but the evenness of quality is of excellence.
not mediocrity.
From the speculative side the race prom
ise to be excellent. Hamburg Belle will
carry the wagers of most bettors if not
the roost money if she starts. Her owners
and trainer have bet heavily on her. but
they withdrew Waterboy from the Subur
ban on account of a dangerous track when
they stood to win 1100,000 on hlra, and the
race seemed at his merry.
The book makers tonight make Hamburg
Belle and the Keene entry equal favorites
at to 1, with Madden' s three at Oa. Broom
stick, coupled with Audience, at I; the
Whitney stable at 10s and the others at
long pries.
Mel.eosl Defeats Jeaklaa.
HAMILTON. Auk. ?.-Dan Mrlofl de
feated Tom Jenkln. the world's champion
rati h-aK-ctrh-can wrestler, in s hnnriicep
match at the armory tonlyht. by rolling the
bir Clevelender over with a 4alf-Nelon
and crotch hold. According to the sr
tirlc of arreement Jenkina undertook to
throw Mcleon twice In one hour of actual
wreFtling time. Milieod to win the match
if he secured one fall. Jenkins took the
rirt In la.. "a with a half-Nelson snd lea
hold. McLeod ssaumel the ascresetve end
succeeded In pinnlnr the champion s shoul
ders to the mst In Id. 38.
EVENTS ON TROTTING TRACK
Polio) of Dedbaaa Stop elllas
roola sit Readvllle
Races.
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BOSTON, Aug. 2S Pool selling ' was
stopped st the Resdville races today by the
police or Deonam.
The driving of Cox was a feature of to
day's racing, he winning both his races and
relvlng applause from the spectators.
Summaries :
Pacing, 2:10 class, purse 21,000:
Al Bock. blk. h. (Curry! i 1
C O. D.. rh. c (Noble) 1 1
Daybook, blk. g. (Carpenter) 2 5
Ethel Mac ch. m. (McCarthy) 4 1
Cotillion, b. g (Snowt ...7 4
Jim Kyle. b. g iStarr) 0
Bemette. b. g. (Rogas.). Ids
Tims: 2:(V 2:11V
Trottlng, 2:06 class, purse 22.000:
Prince of Oranye. br. g (Cox) 1 1
Dan T, b. g. (Geers) 1 2
Ferono. br. m. (Benvon) 2 I
Duloe Cor. b. m (Miller) I
Baron de Shay, b. g. tMcHenry) 4 4
Time: l:0H'. t:0H.
Partner. 2:13 clues, nurse 21. 009:
Major C, h. h. (Cox) !
Frank Wilson, b. g. (L. McDonald)..!
L4w Half-Mile Reeara.
FETALVM A. Csl.. Aug. . In an exhi
bition half mile the rclti mare Alone,
driven bv her owner. T. Rnrstow. snd ac
companied by a runner, made the distance
in b!"s seconds.
Teaals IHatrbea PostsioaieA.
NIAGARA-ON-THE-LAKE. Ont.. Aug
IS The international tennis tournament
matrhas scheduled for todsy were post
poned until tomorrow on account of rain.
.DEATH RECORD.
A. J. Spearnmam.
PAPILLION. Neb.. Aug. . (Special.)
A. J. Spearman, one of PapilUon'0 most
respected cltlxens, died her last night.
Mr. Spearman was born in Jacksonville,
111., January 25, 1H9. When 7 years of in
he moved to Mount Pleasant, la. In 1U
he traveled extensively through California,
the Philippine Islands and the West In
dies. After crossing the plains with an ex
team In 1864 he returned to Mount Pleasant,
la. He moved to Paplllion In 1M and has
lived here continuously ever since. He was
county sheriff for six yeari and treasurer
four years. He was also engaged In the
hardware and Implement business for sev
eral years. Mr. Spearman held a life mem
bership In A. F. and A. M. lodge No. 1 and
was the oldest member in the state. In
1S67 he married Martha Lake of Columbus.
O. Seven children and Ms wife survive
him.
John H. ArsBstroBat.
DAVID CITT. Neb.. Aug. 21 (Special.)
-John II. Armstrong died at his residence
in this city at an early hour tb.1 morning,
sged 45 sears. Mr. Armttrorg was an oia
settler of the city and was ons of our most
prominent citizens. He was a member of
the Ancient Order of United Workmen and
Tribe of Ben-Hur, In mhich orders he car
ried insurance. He leaves a widow and an
adopted child. The funeral services will be
held Ssturdsy st St. Luke's church, Rev.
Smith of. the Baptist church preaching the
funertil sermon. Interment at Edholm. The
Ancient Order of United Workmen will
have charge of the funeral.
Mrs. Gelat.
WEST POINT. Neb., Aug. 21 (Special.)
The body of Mrs. GeiMt, who died at
Scrlbner Tuesday at the home of her son.
was brourht to the city lust night and In- 1
terred thia morning. The deceased was 73 I
years of age and leaves three sons. Frank
of Scrlbner, Alfred of this place and Wilson .
of Pennsylvania. She was the widow of
one of the earliest settlers, having come
with her husband as a member of the first
colony of emigrants from Pennsylvania to
Cuming county.
Miss Sarah F. Gardaer.
NEW TORK, Aug. 28 Miss Sarah F.
Gardner, the missionary who returned a
month ago from India, where she repre
sented the Woman's Union Missionary so
ciety for twenty-four years. Is dead In the
Catskllls, where she had gone to recuperate.
Miss Gardner took a leading part in the
missionary work and beaded the great Hoyt
Memorial hospital for the women of India,
Charles Jaakeln.
WEST POINT, Neb., Aujt. 28 (Special.)
Charles Jankele, aged fS years, died Tues
day and was burled yesterday. Deceased
was a prominent member of the Bohemian
colony and a picibeer of this county. He
was formerly engaged In th shoe busi
ness in this city apd was at one time a
wealthy citizen. He leaves a married
daughter and a eon.
Mrs. Jatatea II or r la.
JOHNSTOWN. Neb., Aug. 18. (Special.)
Mrs. Morris, wife of Hon. James Morris,
died last night after brief but painful
Illness.
Frederick L. Osasted.
BOSTON, Aug. IE. Frederick L. OmsLsd.
the noted landscape artist, died today at
Waverly, Maaa., aged 81 years.
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Sagwa, b. g. (Berry)
Kiowa, b. g. (Hush)
Hale B. b. g. (Richardson)
Alvln R, br. g. (Noble)
Midway, h. g. (Rennlck) ,
Time: l:. 2:07V 1:06-
Trotting. 2:16 class, purse H.fjfJO:
Dillon Boy. b. h. (Benyon)
Rowell Allen, b. g (Golden)
Fred H. MeClung b. g. (Jolly)...
Beu Hal, b. g. (Turner)
Ben H. b. g. (Boldur)
Prince Oreenlander. br. g. (Davis)
Debut, b. h. (Toiler)... 7
Rowell Allen and Fred H. MeClung dl
rlded second and third money.
Time: 1:12, 2:llV
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St. Paul 11! 75 . 27 .f70
Milwaukee ........ 110 6 44 .
Louisville Ill 4 47 .676
Indianapolis 114 kj !' .U4
Kansas City Ill U be ,4!7
Col unu.ua lla 4 6 4.t
Minneapolis 1U 41 71 .
Toleoo -..111! 17 7S .&iu
Asthma Can Bo Cured
The statement of Mr. J. F. Horn a, M
t Adam St, Chicago, proves, that the
worst cue of Asthma In the wonid are
rat only relieved, but are readily cured
by Dr. Schiflmann' Asthma Cure. He
aayi: "Asthma kept me in terrible mis
ery for tea year until I used your
Asthma Cure, After the first trial 1 waa
changed Can. ' I weal to sleep that
night and awoke next day much relieved
aad I have gotten entirely over the Axth
'., It is now Bin year since I waa
cured."
Sold by all drureisti at ?of and k
Scud c stamp to lr. K. SctaiSmanu, ikig
M k Paul, Mian, tor a tree trial
laimN today: Kansas City at Indian-
aputie, Milwaukee at Louisville, St. Paul
at Columbus, Minneapolis at Tuledu.
Tbree I Laare.
At Cedar Raiilds tecatur, ?: Cedar
Itaplds: 1. Second game: Cedar Rapid,
Dt-i-Atur, a.
At Dubuque Dubuque-Bloomington game
postponed rain.
At DaventMirt Davenport. 0: Bprtnrfleld.
2- 6aM-uod game: Daveupart. 0; fcpring-
beld. X.
At Kuckford Rorkford. 0: Rock Island, S.
Aaaertewa lasaf aamee raataaael.
Beeauaa of raJn r iset a-rounds Ameriran
Iacue aanies were ptponed ss follows
Washington at New Tor a, Boston st Phila
delphia. Chicago at Detroit. Bt. Lout at
Cleveland.
Oamea today: Detroit at Chicago Cleve
land at Bt Louis New York at Philadel
phia, Buatoa at Waahlngtua.
K, af P. steal oaal rellewa.
BLAIR Nek.. Aug 20 Special Tela
graui Not a Btur luleresunal same of
purse ':
Happy Way
Ht-irburg
Mlas Leckhart...
Hnppv Secret
RunnlesT race.
puree lluO:
fdv Chatham.....
Tira Arnold
Mlas Fenton
Charlev Mitchell..
Time: 0 41. 40 .
The l.V trot for 2-veer-old eotts waa won
by Alto Boward There were three entries
In thle Twee, tteei nine, .ais-
Tomorrow promieea to ie a di ur.
some fast time will be made, aa there are
soma good horses entered.
Wlai Ta 1-UM far
ruirafin iur. K After sailing half of
the rouree today tn the raee of the aeries
for the 6ir Thomas Upton cup, tba con
test was declared off. aa none of the
twenty-one footers was able to Onion within
the time limit or three hours. 1 ne nam
breexe that waa blowing when th yar.hte
started died away completely after they
bud been out two hour ana nit-een min
utes, and when tne race was omm
ill the boat were (Handing still, nooaiev
as In th leaa rny aeeonue aiieeu ..i
IJttl Shamrock. hil the rest of the
fleet wss strung out half a mile behind.
laws Stat Fair Ram.
DE8 MOINES, Aug. 28,-The track at the
Ftate fair grounda was slow toe ay but
tne events were closely contested. Result:
2:40 trot, purse O.000; Grand Baronesa
won in atraight beau. Time 2:35, 2
2.1 pacing, purse tl.OfiA: Bamssr L took
tha aeoond fnuri and fifth hafa anal h
race. Tim 2 :!,. 2:21W 2:2T The first
ewa froiaa Race Track..
CH1CAOO, Aug . Hsa-thorne race
track today vu cut off from the real of
h. arnrirl an far a lelearratihic rommunl-
rU..n is emomed. Premdent Vttgerald
of the racing this morning no tinea tele
graph companies to dlxoontlnue thetr air
connections with the track Indefinitely. He
ii.t lie tit not want anv report
ot I tie nda or running of th race t be
sent out ilurlns' th day. th Inference be
that the dlseem I nation of euotl cfi.n
kejt down the attendanoa at the track.
Breaks feaiary Belay Meer4.
LAMAR. Colo. Aiif Todsy Ilrk
Creach bmk fh world's record in a tit
mile c boy reJav ran, th dietaiioe being
mad in I 4rK. The word as previoualy
l m. held by th Watson stnr.g. and waa
mad Aunns tba Stat fair aU Paasbvia.
H. and the
heat went to Little Den in !X
third to Radio W in 2:24.
2:20 trot, purse Sl.OiMi: Dtlcle took tha
third and fifth heals and the race. Time
2:2("V. 2:2S. The fourth heat went to
Texan In ZIV and th first and second
hossle O. in 2::', and 2:Z1V
2:a0 trot, purse to"1: Wllhnr took two
heata ana the raoe. Tim 2:28V, 2:I7W
It a pa Wlai the Derby.
riOUX PALIJS. 8. D . Aur 28 (Bneclal
Teierrara.) rtninv weather here rrestlv
Interfered with the fourth annual trials of
tha Boulh Dakota ineld Trial association.
In progress on grounds nesr this city. The
winners or the flerhy nave heen announced
aa follows: First. Raiaa Pointer, owned at
Edmnr. Mich.; second. Plain Rex, owned
t Grand Porks. N. D.: third, Biort Dsn.
owned at Farmmrton, Mo.; fourth. Iids
Meally, owned at Manenrld. Pa. Pennsyl
vania, North Dakota. Houth Dakota. Ken
tucky. Ohio. Iowa. tVieoonsin. California
Illinois. Indiana, Rhode Island. Nebraaka.
Michigan. New lorn and Missouri are
represented st the trials by sotn of tb
best dogs in th country.
With I be be w lore.
In a match gam af tenptna on Clark's
alleya 1st. I nlglil Uie following score were
msae:
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October 6 the Burlington offer
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points in Indiana and Ohio at
fare and one-third; good to re
turn within thirty darn.
I can Bell you tickets ria Chi
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trhicheTer way you want to go.
I may be able to offer money
caring suggestions better see
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Trains ria Chicago and Peoria leave 7:00
a. m., 4:00 p. tn. and 1:05 p. m. ; via ft.
Louis, 6:25 p. m. They carry everything
that makes traveling eomfortabl.
J. B. REYNOLDS, .
City Passenger Agent,
1502 Farnam treet, OMAHA.
HYMENEAL
Headrlcka-Chavlfaat.
PLATTSMOUTH, Neb., Aug. 28 Spe
cial.) John W. Hendricks and Miss Umel
T. ChaJfant were married at the home ot
the bride's parents in Murray last evening.
Marriage license was also iasuad yesterday
to Lowell Little and Miss Daley H. Powers,
both of Stromsburg, Neb.
Vaa Tab at la a:
In using Dr. King's New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds. It cures
all lung troubles or no pay. 60c. C OO. For
sale by Kuhn & Co.
Third St. Deals Doctar Arresteal.
ST. LOCIS. Aug. 28. -Dr. Alexander Me
Cully, amlatant physician at the poor
bouse, was placed under arrest today an
the charge of stealing supplies from the
dispensary of th poor hous. Dr. Emanuel
T. Urban and Dr. U. F. k-napp were ar
rested on similar charges yesterday,
gave bond today. .
Rallreatf Offers Cheap
BT. PAVL, Minn., Aug. a. The Northern
Pacific railroad is offering a ' bar pain
counter" trip to Yellowstone National park
and return for September 1 for t5. Tltta in
the lowest rat yel mad this season This
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Tbe Bee Building is one of the few
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Like everything else connected
with Its service. It is la every
way efficient, which Is a great at-
lsfactlon to the tenant, who has but to
turn the button, for his electric light at
any time of the day or night; where
the elevators run without Interruption
and with perfect safety. There Is nu
additional charge for electric light in
the Bee Building, xfelther are the rents
higher because It offers all day, all night
and all Sunday elevator service to its
tenants.
Dead Used, plaaaaat room,
burglar proof vault, tor SU-U0.
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ta vacant.
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1st. tnd. rd Total.
Marbl la 7 INC 6.A
Heed it") 177 21 tart
Huntington 190 172 17 ks
Totals ..... MS &ST ITS 1.077
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French 1 li IKS U4
Hunter 1 1 i"l
Grlfhtbs 10 24 lu b4K
Totals C30 U2 M 1.071
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