Nebraska Newspapers

    OMAHA WEJS DOUBIE-IIEADER
(ret lira Game and Tllid Place from Bt.
Joeepu Team.
esOWN SHOW HIS METTLE ONCE MORE
rttefcea Oit OMt M?Carta a
LMt aa Laada Bit Toaan Oa
Top A ft or a ritm
ruat.
Omaha iron ft doobls-headef from St.
Joseph yesterday, but only ly the hardest
kind of work. Chlnn and Companion de
feated, the Brat oft, and had It up and dowa
(or seven innings. In th eighth Chlnrt
Mew up, and a eosnbtnetion 1 MU, buei
M balla, errors and wild pttohaa nstted th
Bourse (ami! flva runa, with only ona or
(ham earned. Aa ths tribe of Rowrne wee
alraadr to tba food, thla llttla load of aU
nade a taak that it Joeeph hardly fait
equal to, and tha ninth was soon ovit tor
tha visitors,
McCarthy started tha second fame for
tha Jtourka family, and concluded to ehow
eft aotna of tha trldKe ha learned during
hla recent visit to Alexandria, 0. D. Ha
had evidently forgotten tha combination,
far be couldn't maka !t work, and after
tha Chamberlain pertlee had fathered In
four rnns and tha game, apparently, Mr.
Browfc want In and proceeded to pitch tha
side owt, and Incidentally kapt It up during
tha reot'ef tha game. Ona run waa all Bt.
Jos eov.14 fat off Brown,
' WeUm and Howard added tha firework
ta tha eeoond gars, by cracking oat horaa
rnna a tha expeaoe of Mr, Harry Maapln,
tha yooag man who mada Omaha look
cheap on tha nam ground a a few waka
ago, Tha Howard homer tied tha game,
and tha Wetoa affair won It, It waa a
' hard, ptifll fight, but etaady playing both
at tha bat and ta tha flatd won It, and tha
6.50 p aorta who aaw tha contest want
home hapfjp,
. A protest waa lodgad by Manager Wab
atar against tha flrat gama. ha holding that
. tTmpire CarrntheteAwas wrong ta deciding
. Howard's drlra for two base down tha
first baaa Nna A fair hit ball. Companion
waa hit with much fraadom by tha Balnta,
Ha waa wild, tosv and it took aplandld eup
port to land him a winner, but his team
was playing ball all tha way and aarad hla
gama foe Mm. I China, who' pltahad for lit,
Joseph, waa bit with mails afloat by tha
loeals land In tha eighth Inning went en
tirely to pleoas. Boor, first gama:
. . v OMAHAv '
Carter, -If fv t
Howard, fa I - f .
, Miller, I; 4,
, polan, aa
Thomas, lb I
Bhlpke, tb X
Freeeo, 0 ............. i
Companion, p ........
Totals is
.pnT.:r.::::nlinif
Stolen bases: Carter (i), Miller, Welch.
MoBrlda (3). gaariflce hlial Howard, Com
panion, Lssotte, ' Webster. Karned runs:
CxmefcA, Ji, 8C . JToMph, 1 . flrat bjisa aa
balls: per Companion, 4i off Cblnn. t.
Left an haawrf man a, tt Bt. Joe, & Wild
f pilohf Cnlanf Pirai base on arrors Omaha
' 1; (k, Joe, 1- Two-base bits: Hartmaa,
Miller, rrease, Garvin. Struck out: By
companion..; ay vpinn, a, uwut piajri
'Th'c
Carter to
omaa.
ral baJV
rTeefts.
Hit br tDitohed ball:
Miller.
Timet 10.
umpirai CarruUiers.
Seeead .Game.
)
la tha eeoond gama IttcCarthy started to
pitch for Omaha and struok out tba first
man up, but could gat no farther. After
four runs had bea reglatarad off hia pitch
Ing and habody waa out. Brewa took up
the taak sod mads tha gama leak different.
Maupln, who was la lor St. Joseph, opened
very effectively, but -was unable to stand
the pressure ' and tha iwatfest was aoon
well under headway. Maupin'a support was
a llttla ragged. Bill ,Kammsr letting a
aeupla of throws get away from him and
Captain Webster messing up ana of hla
aaslest chances. But tha gama was full of
sensational playing add tha crowd was kapt
in a continual state of uproar by ona team
' or tha Other. And aa Omaha slowly but
surely rounded out tha runa naeded to win,,
tha satisfaction grew, ptehl waa Anally
aent la to relieve Mnupm, trat tha gama
was all over than, for Brown's pitching
got better all tha time and tha team res
.playing bail behlng hlm. Score, seeand
. , AB. R. H.
, Carter, rf a 1.1
Miller. If
Weloa, ot .....
Iio, ss
Thomaa, lb y
Gondldg 0
McCarthr. P
Brown, p
Totals
....ST i U
XI U t
ST.
joasriL
Hartman, of f 0
Alcbriu. as fit
a
Leau
ton: rf ftl
miner, lb Ill
Irien, If til
Ke
fhibeck, b
a....
i Garvin, o , 4
..... V
. Totals
n i
t
' 'fe,JhoSaW:r.::::::r: J 1 11 III lt
. MoCarihy withdraws In tha first ad
i COPFCO CATARRH -
'1 ' As taaeieeeried Case.
4 It hi aurloua how many dlaaasea soma
from a disordered nervous aystsm which
locates disease la some part of tha body
, gad tha primary cause can efleh ba traced
' to coffee which first breaks down tha nerV
1 aus system. A Georgian says: .
. "There Is no doubt coffee gsva ma nasal
."catarrh. Tba cap Urn in my nose waa all
gone and tha catarrh waa eating iia way,
getting hold of the main bona of the nose.
It also affected my sight very much.
' ' My noes waa constantly dripping bloody
water, but In two weeks time after 1 quit
coffee and used Poaiunt Food Coffee In lis
place, I could see my way very well, the
dripping from my nose stopped and my
' nose finally got perfectly well and healthy
as far aa la poblWe for tha oeptlm to grow
'back.
"There Is no doubt-It was a ease of cof
fee catarrh and the care waa made entirely
by changing from coffte to Fostum. The
vrest of my family took up tha new drink
and Postunt relieved my wife and little
bay of frequent headaches and what Is
sailed 'coffee headache' l not known la
ur family any mora Our Sleep is so much
more refreshing.
"Wi have Influenced many people to try
Fostum and all of them like it better the
, lengsr they use It and moet at them say it
i is better than coffee." Name given by
Toatum Co.. Battle Creek, Mich.
Ten day a trial Foatum ta plaea ef coffee
often woras wonders. There's a reason.
Look In each package for tbe famous lit
tle book, n be Road to Wellvflle.'
World's Vlr e!,bit, siaoa 101, Agrloul
01 liuUtUug.
0 0 0 I 0
.Tetaae . tt 10 It 27 , t 1
ST, JOSEPH.
M ... AB. R. H. O. A. V
Hartmaa,' ef 6 1,1 1 0 0
McBride, aa ........... I . -1 111
.Aaetta, rf . ...... .ft 1 . J 9
l arnmer. lb 0 1 U
jbnldefl. If ,i,Mi,f t ''1 I 11 9
Bo?!btoic, 8b V?'!?i I I f
Oarrta, i ............ t I . : i ' f v t t
China, p .............. I 0 0 0 . t
M U 1
ftrown euhatltuted. Meupin withdraws In
the eFventh and Dlehl eubntltuted.
EfirnWI runs: Omaha. 4: fit. Jneeah I.
Flmt base on ballx: Off McCarthy, 1; off
Brown, i; off Maupln, 1. Left on ki
Omaha, I; Bt. Joe. a. Wild pltcbea: By
Maupln, t. first bane On errora: Bt. Joe,
f! Omaha, I. Two-bane hltei Bflcien,
Bhlpke, Mchrtde. Letotte, Brhelbeck. Home
rune: Howard. Welch. Btruck out: By
MoC'arthr, 1; by Brown, i; by Maupln, t;
by IXfhl, 1. Double pleyi lolan to
Thomaa. Pa)d balla: By flondlng, L
Time: 1:. Umpire: Carruthers.
Doable-Header at gloss City.
BIOITX CITT. la., June at.-Blou CUy
and Colorado irlh pla.yed a double
header today. The first game lasted twelve
Innings and waa very cloae. Nearly all
the runs were earned. Walih, Sloua City's
new second baaeman, played very well.
In the eeootid game Lindaman only al
lowed three hits and Villaman four, A
home run by Lawler In the nUth won for
Bloua City. Boo re, first game: R.H.R.
Olotis city 0 0 1 t 0 0 0 0 0
Colo. Springe ...lOlOOOOOOOO
0 0 0 0 0 9- I
S 1
Batteries: Cadwallader and Kelly. Skopea
and Haerwald.
Bcore, seoond gamei R.H.E.
Bloua City ,... n 1 Ml I Ml 1
Colo. Springs.. 060810 8-1 1 t
Batteriesi Llndsman and Kelly, Villa
man and Baerwald,
Deaver Wlas Warm Oae.
DR8 MOmrB. June 2A. After a pttoherr
battle between Cushman and Kenna, last
ing through eleven Innlnys, Denver de
feated Dea Moines today by a score of 1
to t. Fsst and at times, speotaeular base
ball, waa played. Attendapoe, t,000. Bcore t
R.1I.K.
Dea Molne 0000-l t
Denver Ot0000l-1 t 1
Batteriesi Cuehmsn and Towns, Kenna
and Luota, Umpirai Kelly,
taadlaar ( tha Teases.
a riafsa. won. lomi. r. j.
Colorado Springs ... 17
Denver i. U
Omaha M
St Joeepn .......... 1
ea Molnaa M
ft
.C38
.604
.HO
24
1 MA
85 .tOO
Sioux City 0
16 '
Oafnee todavi Colorado SDrlnas at
Omaha, Denver at St. Joseph, Dea Molnea
at Sioux Clty.
OAMBS IS THE NATIONAL LB AO IE
Wefmrr Fasales rittabarg aad ChU
cage Wlas Bsslly. I
CHICAGO, Juns SS. Tha locals defeated
the champions very easily today by con
secutive hitting in ieveraljnnlngs. Weliner
was a pussls to the visitors in sit but tha
fourth Inning, when a shut out was saved
by bunching three of the seven hits made
off him. Attendance, llJOu, Score:
CM1CAOO,
riTTSBUKO.
n o a s a.E.o.A.a
(iie, re.... i l i i
111 f)eiaenl. III i I M
rkurf. ia..
!l Cluk. f 1 I f
wHt, H., I I I
tcarie lb... 1 M 1
11 i tbn. rt.. J
I nitch7, tb... m m
I i Smith, e f f I J
0 J Miller. (MM
MeCartBA cf.
Joaa rf.,...
KUaZ a
Tln, aa....
Wataur. ...
Plhl
ToUle IliHU l
...... f
Tateil.
i inn i
Batted for Miller In ninth.
Chicago
lHltjMM
M 11 0 it I H
ruwuuri
Left -on bases: Chicago, I; pituourg, T.
Two-bat a hits.- MoCarthr, Jones. Three
baas hit; Blagla. SaorlAce hits: Casey,
Kllng. Stolen bases: Slagle. Chance, 2;
Evers, Kllng, Beaumont, Wagner. Struck
out: By Welmer, f; by Miller, L Base
on balls: Off Welmer, S; off Miller, I.
Wild pitches: Miller. Time: 1:40. Um
pires: Moran and Zlnimer.
. Krrers Prove Costly.
CINCINNATI, O.. June 28 Tha dncin
nstla contributed thla afternoons gama to
the Bt Louie team by making errors at
critical stages. Taylor waa hit hard' by
the local team, but was fortunate in being
able to hold his opponents an eevaral ooca
slona whea the bases were full. Attend
ance, t.122. Score:
OINOIMMATt. ST. LOUIS.
n.H.o.A.a
a.H.o.a.g.
oaw.ii. if... i it M
r!TU, Mb.
mm
SoAnnoa,
siir.
Seymour,
;i.r. is... a lit l i
mour, at., f t a
. rf.... i I i i o
ntaldt, U I 1 i i I
vorma. M. 1 1 t I 1
Dckur,
Brnoei,
braia.
Dol&a.
Bull
anslay. U.
a a i a i
Cerraraa, M.
irrana, all I Burka, lb.... till)
inl.l, a..... 111 Onr, a I I I I I
lkr, (,. fOll TJle. ... ilill
abii, a..... till ana
Denlla ..... i i ft
Kellius. t t I aj Ta
Totals IIIMII ' '
t"iu"a
Baued for Walker In ninth. S '
Mu!..:::.i.riU
Two-base bits) Brain, Seymour, Dojan.
Three-base hitai Corcoran, Brain, Barolay,
Taylor, Becklejr. Stolen baaea: Grady,
polan. Doubleblaya: Shannon and Beck
ley: Shannon, Beckley and t arrell: Odwell
and Schlel. First liasa on balls: Off
Walker. 1. Sacrifice hits: Barolay, Burko,
Walker. Hit by Pitched ball; By Walker,
t; by Tayfor. L Siruok out: By walkr, 1;
by Taylor. 1. Wild pitch: Taylor. Timet
1:00. Umplrs: O'DayT .
Broeklya Wlas from Boatan.
BROOKLYN, June M. Brooklyn had an
eaay time of it today at Washington park.
Fleher, who was ir the be (or the vis
itors, waa pounded hard in the first Inning,
tba nome club soorlng six runs. After
that there wss little interest in the game.
Jones and Jaoklltsch. at the Brooklyn
team, were arrested after a few balls were
Eltched. Tha game then went on without
iterruption on the part at tha police. At
tendance, 1,600. Score:
BOaTON. . I
B&OOKLTN.
n.H.o.A.a. i
n.H.o.A.a
Orimr, ef ft KDoMm. at;...
WhlU, U-.... I ) 0 Dillon, lb....
CaamII, rf... t f I t OjLumlot, rt..t
IHi
CuiMf, lb.
Aruoie,
DvlthAatf,
ty. ! lit
lUhb. M
a.Kr. in..,. I
noyiMT,
NMdhAln,
Moc.fm'k, M
a
i
tiur. t
Qarrla, s..
ruaar,
TotatoM..... 1 W 14 t ll TdUIi I It It ( I
foaton M U 1 I C i M
rooklyn I i 0 1 I t 1 M
Two-basa hit: LtMnley, Three-base hltsi
Lumlsy, MoCormlck. Sacrifice bit: Oarvln.
poubls playst Needhsm and Abbatlchlo.
Left on baaeai Boston, 111 Brooklyn, f,
Base on balls: Off Oarvln, 1 Base on er
rors) Boston. 1 Hit by pitched ball: By
Fisher, i. Struck out: By Oarvln, ; by
Fiaher, i Wild pitch i Fisher. Tims: liZL
Umpireal Johnstone and Carpenter.
' , gtaadlBst of tha Twaans. .
Flayed. Won. Loat P.O.
New Tork 66
Shicago i..t 64
Inclnnatl 67
Fittsburg 67
St. Louie 65
Brooklyn to
Boa ton 6t
Fhlladelphla ........ bt
.611
.&o8
.41
.400
.17
.24
Oamea today: St Loula at Cincinnati,
Pittaburg at Chloego, Fhiladdlphia at New
tork, Boston at Brooklyn.
OAJMBS IS AHBRIOAH ASSOCIATION
Loolaville DetVote Toledo ta a Saaartlp
Flayed jam.
LOITISVIIXB. .June M.-Loulevllla de
feated Toledo In sit exciting thirteen-lnnlng
game here today. Both Egan and Reye
Ung pitched good ball and, ware given aa
ceilent eupport. The Aelding of Hallroaa
and Friable waa of the aenxatlonal order,
A heavy ralnetorm aet in during the after
noon and tha second game waa deolarad
off after one and a half InnlnsS had been
played. Attendance ,4,101 fioorai
R.H.O.A.B
k.s a.M.e.a.s.
e rrii.1., at... t j
JjrrV.:::: I I!
D.li.ln, 111 I M
I )aeen. II,. i 1 M I
K.lllnAO. If., I t
rXrtf. of..., I I
Araet, M..., I t
BchrUrar, a.
BruMer,
rukMAr. U. t 1 1 4 BrouUiari lb 1 1 t 1 f
(hits. lb.... j Imi, aa... 1 I
..:t!lllVp:::1ili
white
TMala I It It 11 f TiUU 1 1111 U I
Two oat whoa winning run scored.
Toledo !l000060f00O-
Louisvui iJoooiittoioI-
Two-baae hit: Kerwln. Three-base hit I
Delnlnger. Home rum Deinlnger. btolen
baaa: Brouthere.. Sacrlrtce . bile: Burns.
Bchrlever, Arndt. First baee on balla: Off
Kgun, ii off Heyaling, I. Struck out: By
kgan, I; by Rryaling. I. Wild pltchi Egan,
1; Keysllng, 1. Double plays: Urouihrra
and Deiiliiaer; Sweeriev and Delningerl
Brown aha Burns. Lft on bases: I-ouia-vilie.
Ii Toledo, t. Timet i.m. Umpire:
Kieia.
Cutoaakos Wloa oa Hotao Ovoaads.
COLl'MBl.'S, June H-Columbus defeated
Indianapolis today In a slow and P'brly
played game. 8 wander of Indianapolis
sprained hie ankle in running to make a
dirhcult catch of a tong fly and had to re
tire from the game. Attendance, t, 701,
Score:
- Tsfcasl
ptDUNAmig.
u A.a.
rn, lb.....
kika. lb.....
Cbnxr. at...
I. MMtie, at
Vauw. t
f)riall, a lii brrr, i t
OlaM. ... ir Mania. Ibt t
----- hmwum. It I I I
TetaM I I ft I
I Vaaaaa.., 0 4 si It 4
Ji.-::::::::1 IIIIMiP
Bio'n beeee: Davfs, Vrooj (ti. Saa
rtfloe hxa: Inukry, lur, Niin. fcM io
Uulel Cat OteAMlvu, ajZ Alle"na. ti at
iw, v., I 1
hllll.a, ft., t t
TITE OMATIA
f Olmfttead
I McCrveri
I. Two-baee bite: A Clymer,
reery. Three-baoe hltal . siariin.
luuuiv riara. r. naiun iiu -
goon, F. Martin and Dl key. Hit by pltohed
ball: Klhm (2), F. Martin. 8t.-uck out: By
Olendon, 1; by Olmeteed. J. Wild pitch!
Olendon. Time: 1:00. Umpire: Hart
Flfteea laalase at tt. Pail
ST. PAUL, Minn., June M.-Kanaaa City
and Bt. Paul broke even on a doeble-hearter
the visitors winning the flrat, 4 to t, after
fifteen Innings. The locals took the sec
ond, t to 4. Hill threw a ball at Umpire
Holllday In the third after argument ever
a declaion and was expelled from the field
and fined. Gear replaoed him. . Attendance
1,000. Bcore, flrat game:
KAftSAS cir. if. PAUU
llt.il IH.O.il.
VanBurm. tt. I I 1 I Winnaa cf I I I I I
Nanca, !(.... I ill 0 jK-kann. rf... I 1 1
ulllraa, lb.. I 114 rVharlar, lb.
Kran, a I 111 I olo'itrlan, fa
Hill, cf till Kallar. lb.
I 1
I 1
I U
0 I
1 I
I I
1 I
Rnthrtiu, lb. I I 14 I C Marfan, lb.
Bonnar, lb... I I I I i' ilnrman, II
Lrwra, aa.... a 1 1 I 'J FMrva. e....
burham, p... 1114 (hecb, ....
Tauia 4 II 44 n ol Tola la 4 1IM II 1
One out when wlnnlngrun was scored.
Kansas City.... 10001010000000 1-4
St. Faul 88014100000000 0-1
Two-base hits: Cllngman, Nance. Hill,
Lewee. Three-base hltai Chech, Wheeler.
Sacrifice hltsi Nsnce, 1. Stolen baaee:
Hill, Bonner, Rothfuss, Jones. Double
playa: Sullivan, Honner and Rothfusa
Kyan and Sullivan. - Base on balls: Off
Chech. I; off Durham. 4. Struck out: My
Chech, 7; by Durhnm. 7. Wild pltchi
Chech. Timet 1:65. Umpire: Holil.lay..
KANSAS 'lit- IT. PAUL
R.H.O.A B.I K. it. O A. a
Vannutva, rf. I 1 1 I 4 Imn. cf..... 1114 4
Nana, If 1111 4 iarkaon, rf ... 1 I 1 4 4
lulllran, lb., till 1 Whaalr, lb., i t i 1 4
Rraa. lb I f ' 4 0' Brian, aa... 1 I 1 I I
Kill, a 4 14 11 KHIer. lb... 1 4 11 I 1
Botiiruaa ef. 4 I 1 I
o mr,i. ir. . .. j v v
i Cllngman. lb. I 1 1 I I
Bvtlar, i...
Banna, lb.
111!
4 4 111 Pelrca. 4 4 4 I 4
La waa, aa. ... I 1 I I 1
Oaar, ef.-. I I I I 0
8aalona. p... a e I I i
Tatall...... 4 T 17 II I
Tot La....
4 I 14 It II
Kansas City 1001000004
Bt. Paul t I i.i 0 0 0 M M
Two-base hits: Nsnce. Butler. Three-
base hit: Wheeler. Stolen bases: Wheeler,
8 Brian. Double plays: Ryan and Butlerl
llngman and Kclley. Base on balls: Off
Oear, It off Seslorts, 1. Struck out: By
Gear, 1; by Sessions, 1. Hit by pitcher:
Kelley. Time: 1:40. Umpires Holllday.
Break Kven at Minneapolis.
MINNEAPOLIS. June 14. Minneapolis
and Milwaukee split even In a double
header played here this afternoon, Terry
was wild In the seoond game and waa
batted hard, while Btrloklett was in good
form after the first four Innings. Attend
ance, 6.IC7. Score, first game:
UlNMaAPOU. M1LWAVKKI.
k.H.O.a.H I H.H.O A
Malonay, rf.. 1 I I 4 O'Ptono, rt 4 1 1 4 4
McNIchals, lb 1 i I 4 4 schaerar. sa. 4 1 I 4 I
lulllran, il, 1 I 1 t Doug rtr, at. 4 1 1 4 I
Coultar, If... 1114 OiO'Brlon, lb.. Mill
Waarar, a... 4 14 1 0 Clark, lb 1 1 1 I i
StarnAala, 14 4 4 14 4 Olfanuall, if... 4 114 4
fat. lb 4 1.1 I OlHamphlll, (s. 1 1 1 1 4
Oylar, .... 4 tit llHatcman, lb. 1 I II 6 I
Stlmmal, ... 4 4 11 AlSpaar, a 4 1111
MoriAO, i... 4 I i ,( urtla, p 4 4 0 I 4
-Biauary .... f I
Tatala...... I I 17 IT 1 .
j Totals I I ti ll 1
Slattery batted for Curtis in ninth.
Minneapolis N 10 H I 0 M
Milwaukee ' H M j M 1 H
Two-basa hits: Fox. Clark. Homs run;
Coulter. Base on balla: Off Curtis, 1; off
Stlmmel, I: off Morgan, L Struck out: By
Curtis, t; by Stlmmei, 6. Hit by pitched
ball: Oyler, Bstemsn. Sacrifice hits: Fot,
McNIohols, Weaver. Stolen baaea: Ma
loney. pduble plays: Oyler, Fox and Btar
nagle. Left on bases: Minneapolis, 7; Mil
waukee, a. Time: IKX). Umpire: Bause
wins. M1NNBAPOUS. I MiLWAUKBS.
, a.H.O.A.t. H.H.O A.
Maloner. rf.. 1 I 1 4 0 Btona. rf.,... 1 4 14 4
McNIckola, tb 4 1 1 1 4 8-haafer, aa. 1 1 1 1 1
Sullivan, cf.. 4 1 1 4 6 0" Brian, lb.. 1 till
Ca.lur, If... 4 114 Clark, lb 11114
Letlli
Ma, lb.... a 4 11 I renneu, u... a I f
mafia, ). I 4iHempklll, f . 1 1 I 4 I
. lb 4 111 II Data man, lb. 1 4 I 1 4
h. aa '1 lit 18pMr, a...... j j I I j
itaraagla,
',
Oylea,
JjjjJ
f ultTU I
Ferry, p
i a a i r :
p... 1 8 4 4 4
igtrlcklatt, p.
Morgan.
Tal.,
ToUla 4 1 17 18 K
Minneapolis 1 60 M 0 0 0-4
Milwaukee 0 0 0 0 t 0 t i 01
Two-bass hltat Clark, Fox.Three-has
hit: Schaefer. Base on balls: Off Strlck
lett, t; off Ferry, t. Sacrifice hits: Mo
Nichols, Sullivan, Bchaefer, O'Brien. Stolen
basest Oyler, Leslie, Malonay, Foa,
O'Brien, lierophlll Upeer. Struck out: By
Strlcklett, 7. by Ferry, 5: by Morgan, 1
Left on bases: Minneapolis,'!; Milwaukee,
4. Time: t.'OO. Umpire: Bausewtne.
Standing of tha Teams.
Flsyed. Won. Lost. P.O.
Columbus 69 ' 33
a
14
St. Paul ,. 61 17
Milwaukee, .40 84
Louisville v 61 84
Indianapolis 01 ' 30
Minnespolls ......... 61 It
Toledo 67 11
Kansas City 67 11
s-
31
It
36
. 18
Games today! Toledo at Louisville, In
dianapolis at Columbus. Milwaukee at St.
Paul. Kansas City at Minneapolis,
Sehayler Wins la Wind. .
LOU? CITT. Neb., June M.-SpeciaJ.)
Loup City and Schuyler played ball pn a
very muddy field here yesterday, resulting
in a victory for Schuyler by a score ef 1 to
. Tbe score by innings was aa follows:
Sshuyler 0 t t I I 0 1 1 0-67
Loup City 0 0000190 0-1 1
Struck out: By Knight, 11: by Pruyn. 1.
Batteriesi Loup City, Knight and Johnson;
Schuyler, pruyn ana wotta. umpire: juei-
lor. Time of game: i:su.
GAMES IN TUB AMERICAN USAGl'B
Cleveland Wla at Bt. Loaia ta a Fe-
a net err Game.
ST. LOUIS. Juno :
28. Cleveland defeated
St. Louis here today Jn a loosely played
game, by a score of 7 to 4. BudhetT was
knocked put of the boa In tha opening
inning. Blever. whe succeeded him. did
little better. Pndden was put out of ihs
game tor disputing a decision of Umpire
Uljougnun. Aiienannce, jj.iw cworei
rf. via . cuivgiMifn.
K.H.O.A.k 1 R.H.O.A
B.rkHI, U... till 4 nick, rf 11144
Hrmpblll. et. 1 i 4 t buih.-t...... I 1 lit
Jonei, Ik-lb., t 1 4 i 4 Brartlay, lb.. 4 I I 1 I
Huaiaman, rf. 4 I 1 6 I Lajola. as.-. I I 1 1 I
Hill, f a .niomaa,
lb 114 1 liHIckntaa, lb, 4 I I I
JiaTV:::::! ! 1
Pa44a,
Olaaaoo,
Kahoa, a.... i I i I 0 Abbott, lb..,, i 14 6 4
SiMlkea, p... 4 4 4 4 4
iaTar, p fill1
Sagiae, lb... title
Haldrlck ... 4 t 4 8 4
Maora, p..,.. 4 4 6 1 0
totals .....111 if "l t
Totalt ..... 4 10 rf 11' 4
St. Loula I M I M 9 N
Cleveland 1 0 1 0 M 1 I 1-7
Earned runai St. Louis, 1; Cleveland, 6.
Two-base hits: Flick. LaJole. Three-base
Mia: 'Huefnman, Abbott. Bemls, Jones.
Sacrifice httat Kahoe, Iish, I; LaJole.
Double play) LaJole, Hickman and Ab
bott. Passed ball: Bnmla; Wild pltehea:
Bv Moore, 1: by Blever, 1. Beae Oil balla:
Off Blever, 61 off Moore. 1 Struck out: By
Blever, t: by Moore, t. Innlnaa pitched:'
By Sudboff. ll by Blever, t. Hlta: Off Bud
hoff, 1: off Blever. f. Left on bases St.
Louis, Cleveland, la Time: 1:63. Um
pires: King and OLoughllrk
Ckioavso Wlas Two Games. :
CHICAGO, June M. The local! won two
bard-fousht batllaa today. They won out
In tha flrat game by bunch:ng hlta, with
a peas in the seventh and eighth innlnga
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PATIY IlEEf MONDAY, JPXE 27, 1804,
The second game waa a pitchers' battle. In
which Smith not only held the vlaltore eafe
at critical tlmea, but batted In the winning
run in the nnal Inning. .Attendance, 16,800.
Score, flrat game:
Chicago. i Dtraorr.
n.H.o.A.a I R.M.o.A a
rraaHA ta.. a a i a a,Mt. ef... 1 I I 4 4
Jon. a of 4 4 I 4 4 Mclntjra. If. 1 I I 4
Callakan. II. 1 1 4 f 4 Low., lb I 1 1 1
Oim, rf 4 4 1 4 4 Cr'4. rf . 4 1 4 4
fTla 1 1 I I ICarr. lb...... 4 4 11
Ponahua. lb. 1 1 II 6 4rrrmln('f. lb 4 I I 4
Tann.hlll, lb 1 I I 4
alllvma, e... 4 111
Whlto, p 4 4 4 1
Pattaraoa, p. 4 4 4 I
1 Svalav. a... 4
0 Itovall, p.... 4
Kltllan, p .. 4
4;o'Laary. aa.. 4
Totala.,
Chicago
I 4 17 11 1 Totalf 4 I M 11 1
0 0 0 0 0 J I
1 010000004
uetrolt
Ixft on baaee: Chlcarn. 1: Detroit, 6. Two-
baae hit: Donohue. Three-base hlti Craw
ford. Sacrifice hit: Crawford. Stolen bees:
Lowe. Double plays: Tannehlll and Dono
hue; Davla. Dundon and Donohue: Carr,
O Leery and Carr. Struck out: By White,
1: bv patteraon, 1; by Stovall. 1. Baae on
Balla: Off White, 1; off Patterson. 1: off
Stovall. I: oft Kllllan, 1. Hit with bfclll
Dundon, Davis. Time: 1:45. Umpire: Con
nolly. Score, second game:
CHICAOO. I PKTROIT.
N H O A K.H. ..
Dundon,
Jonaa. cf
I la ha n,
Orn. rf
lb.. 4 4 11 4Bamtt. ef... 1 1
111
4 4
4 Molntrr. H.. e e i
1 a i
I I
i 1
I 14
4 1
I 4
1 4
I Low. 10
0 Crawford,
a r?.-. lb.
nana, aa a
Donah, lb.4
Tannrhlll, lb 4
MrFarland, a I
Imlth. p 4
.... 8 17 14
I nramlns'r, tb I I 1 4 4
a n vd , 4 1 4 I 4
I Kllllan. p.... 4 4 I 1 4
lOLnrr, aa.. 41111
Totala I I 11 11 4 totala 1 TMl 14 I
Callahan hit by batted ball and winning
run with two out.
Chicago ..0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1-1
Detroit 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0-1
Left on baaea: Chicago. 4: Detroit. 8.
Two-baae hits: McFarland, 2; Wood. Sacri
fice hlta: Smith, Green, Callahan. Mcln
tyre, Carr. Btruck out: By Smith, 6; by
Kllllan. 4. Base on balls: Off Smith, 4; off
KHIian, 1. Hit with ball: Barrett. Times
1:66. Umpire: Connolly,
Standing; of tbo Teams.
Played. Won. Lost.
P. C
.636
.611
.68
.666
.619
.4M)
.4.-0
.170
Boaton a
New York ...
Chicago
PhllHdelphla
Cleveland ...
St. Louis.....
Detroit
Washington .
Games toda
66
64
20
B
14
25
37
11
69.
64
63
44
yi Chicago at Detroit, tjisve
Loula, New York at Boston,
Philadelphia at Washington. ,
B. letters Ara Eaay.
The B. Jettera were easy for the Regenta
Sunday. The Brewers failed to get a look
in through the whole game. The eoorei
REGENTS. B. JKTTBR8
AB.ft.H.B I AB.n.H.t).
Rann4y 114 4 Kannady I t 1 I
Kail
l Ackftinaa ...... i
Pandar ,
Clair
Hogaa ..
bonahua
0 Rodman ........ 4 114
6 Aran 4 1 1 4
HKinlrr 14 14
4' P. Clark
4 K. Clark
:::::::! 1 1
4
4
troft
Hawlcta 4
Oarray I
4iVan Ckara
4 4 4 4
till
Uulllran
Total 40 II 11 l Total! ., II 114
Earned runa: Besenta, 8; Jetters, l
Three-base hit: F. Clark. Two-base hits:
Kennedy, Hawkins (2), Rodman. Pender.
Sullivan. Base on balls: Off Pender, t: off
Sullivan, fc. Struok out: By Pender, 1: by
Sullivan, t
Conld Net Loeato Glade.
GRAND ISLAND, Neb., June J6. (Special
Telegram.) Hanover secured only one hit
off Art Olade, brother of Fred Olade of the
t. Louis Browns, today, and that was ot
ouhtful smartly. Snyder", tor Hanover, on
the other band, waa easily found and Wild
tnough to let eight men walk. coil
nrand Island. .0 14 1 0 -li 1
Hanover ..1 00000010114
Batteriesi Snyder, Orlndle and Macei
Glade and Olade. Attendance, about 1,000.
Superiors Wia Qamo.
Tha John Reynold's Superiors defeated
the Belleyue team Sunday by the soors
of 14 to 10. The features of the game waa
the pitching of Denny and the home run
ot Drefe with twa men on bases. Score I
fellevue , 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 I 0-10
uperlors 008 0110 14
Butteries: A. Oravea and Matties; Denny
snd Rooheford. Struck out: By Graves, 4
by Denny, It. Umpire!. Conrad Beibeil. .
Defeat to the, Visitors.
' The ' Buperlatlves' de.teo.ied the FHarfmrn
?!chool Viators by a soars of 11 to S The
eatures of tha game were tha pitohing
of Vom Wcg for the Stipertatlves and rood
playing by his supporter. Batteries, Vom
Wag and Mltchel for the Buperlatlves and
Pereey and Tnomsen for tha f. B. Viotora
The Huperlatlves would Uke ta hear from
any team In the city under 18 yearsv Ad
dress Robert K. Corneer, 1026 South Twen-ty-feurth
street. . ,
Pete Dailey Will Ssalla Atrala, .
Tlie Pete Dalleys defated the Marys yes
terday by a score ot 11 to 1 The feature
of tas game waa the heavy batting of the
Slayers under the comedian's name. The
atterles: Pete Dalleys, Frankfort and
Hold; Mary, Wllley and Stiney.
Virarlala Loses lo Adams.
VIRGINIA, Juns fcu (Special. AdAme
snd Virginia met yesterday afternoon and
the result was In favor of Adams by tr.
soors ot t to T. The game was fast and
snappy throughout.
WHEEL RACESARE EXCltlNQ
Btaryelo aad Motor Cyelo Contests
Please Saaall Crowd at Sragwa
Street Traek. '
The bicycle and motorcycle races at the
SpraguO street track yesterday afternoon
did not attraot a very large number of
Seotators, but ths few hundred who did
tend were treated to soma hotly con
tested events. An automobile race on the
program did not materialise for the reason
thst ths auto drivers who had promised
Manager Flescher that they would partici
pate did not put in an appaacance. Mr.
FlMchersald they kept away bevanse they
did not oara to expose the speed of their
machines. , -
The first bicycle race of the day, for boys
under 16 years of ago, was won by L. R.
Carson, with O. Wilson seoond and Walter
Klggs third. Biggs set. the pace antil the
Drat half mile had been covered and then
he waa passed by Carson and Wilson and
could net regain the lead. Th distance
waa one mile and the winner made it In
t:12H.
There were ten starters In the one mils
open btCjcle race. C. 14. Hall led and the
rent were in a pretty and exciting bunch
for three-quarters of the distance. Cover
ing .the last quarter Virgil Hall fend Ed
Snow came out ot the bunch, finishing
first and second, and leaving C. R. Hail
ih consolation of third pleoe. Time:
:48.
Ths one mils motorcycle face, etandlnt
start, resulted In a dead heat between
,Loute t'leseher and J. Dinusso. the othur
starters, J. uye ana ray ruin, eeing away
behind. In the run-off Fleacher beat
Dlnuszo about ten lengths. Tha time of
both heats was lis. .
In ths three mile handicap the scratch
den, C. R. Hall, fid Snow and Virgil Hall,
ware unable to overtake the boy whe
started ahead of them. L W, Andrews,
WW was glvsn 13 yards, won ths n
at tbe finish he was more than his
osp ah aad of the scratch men. it. A,
Whitman. 0 yarda. was aoeond. and L.
IK. Carson, 160 yarda, was third. There
were eighteen starters In this race and ths
flnleh was close and exciting, with seven
riders Hunting for the honors. Tlmei t::00.
Fleacher and Dye were ihs only men to
finish In the five mile motorcycle raoe, the
machines of Dinuaso and Fink giving out
on ths first mile. Flestuher won the race.
The three mile bicycle, motor paced, race
was won by Kd Snow in 6:17. C. R. Hall,
the only other starter, was beaten mors
than a quarter of a mile, ....
SATURDAY'S BIQ RACE) AT ST. LOtlS
Excellent Field Will. Siarl ta the
Kaposltlon Derby,
ST. LOUIS. June .-Ths St. Louis derby,
to be decided at the fair grounds next Sat
urday, promises to be the greatest derby
ever run in St. Louis. Among the horses
that have earned penalties, and will there
fore carry mere than their weight Is
Moharlb, Owned by John W. Schorr,
of Memphla, Trim., which won the Kanaaa
City drly and finished third In the World's
fair handicap) Ort Walla, Winner ef the
3'iial etakra. which la the eastern eandl
utal Klwood. retireaantlnaT California, win.
net ef the Kentucky and Latonla derbies.
in addition ai
Bear Catcher,
1'Hnca Silver 1
In addition such good colts as Kngllsh Lad,
ear Catcher. Military Man, flower Klna.
Prince Silver Wlnga, Dutiful, King Croker,
Mainland, ltuarler.
aaonieoana ana rare-
eight will make up one ef th beat fields
sent to the post sine Prinos Lief and
Btn Brush fought It out In 1M6, tha former
winning by a abort margin, and aettlng a
mark of 1.14 for th mile and a halt, whloB
baa hot been equalled since.
A Mara Moves Saras
Aftsr Porter's Antlseptl Healing Oil ta ap
plied. Relieves pain instantly end heals at
the same time. For man or beast. Price, tba,
jL B. Huberman, only diamond importer
is tba west. Cor. lltn and Douglas.
HOLCOliB GETTING IX TRIM
Going to Coast in Order to Bid Himself of
Case of Rheumatism.
PARTY LEADERS BOOM HIM FOR GOVERNOR
Llneola Republican Meeting a fight
to Prevent Moving of the State
Committee Headoaartere
to Omaha.
(From a Staff Correapondent.)
LINCOLN. June 26. (Special.) A soon
aa poaalble aftsr the adjournment of court
this week Chief Justice Holcomb will leave
for Washington state to get the benefit of
the cool sea breeses of the Pacific lit an
effort to Hd V.mself of several slight
twinges of rheumatism that have In ths
past persisted In coming his way. His
visit will be Indefinite snd It Is the belief
of his physloians thst a vacation from his
srducus duties will set him right.
And this visit recdlls that every day It
becomes mor evident thst Judge Holcomb
would not refus ths fusion romlnstion
for governor were It tendered him and a
member of the stalwarts ar looking his
way with the belief that he would be a
formidable rival of Governor Mickey for
the votes of the people. It hss been thought
by many that Judge Holcomb would not
give up hi two mor years on ths supreme
bench to make the try for ths position of
governor, but th neceaelty of him doing
thla has been done away with by the ac
tion of th republicans In running a candl
dsts for congress snd th United States
senate at the. Sam Urns. Msny promi
nent democrats and populists believe that
Judge Holcomb Is th best vot gettef In
the two-headed party snd for that reasoit
the feel under laatlng obligations to ths
republicans for the example they have set,
for If It if found that Judge Holcomb is
th strongest man to make ths race, h
Can do so without having to give up hla
present position ..ot without embarrass
ment, tee Ray of nape.
In the meantime th two-baded organ
isation I very much elated at th resig
nation of Chairman Lehr. for the leader
ore foolish enough to believe it will seri
ously injur the dominant party, snd at
tlte committee meeting next Thursday
evening they expect much fireworks, not
so much over the election of a chairman,
for It is gonerally belleysd ths state com
mittee' will hame the man recommended
by the candidates, but over the location of
the headquarters. Politicians of LanoasUf
county have fairly burned th earth hut
Ilnf around to seeahe members of the com
mittee and It Is the republicans themselves
who rtr saying that for Lincoln to give
up th headquarter now after the party
Is already way behind with the Campaign,
would b Joollshness. They will urg that
much morectime will be lost in removing
tbe headquarters and they are Citing the
resignation of Lehr to show that only thl
end of the state can be depended upon to
conduct political affairs. A mighty effort
will bs made to keep those headquarters
right Where they ar.
The names of those men who were promi
nently mentioned before Lehr wa chosen
ohairman are being mentioned now for
the place, but there Is little information
obtainable her Upon Whioh to predict who
the next chairman will be. A number ot
candidate Interviewed eeem to hav little
eboloe in thel matter and none eapres a
preference.
Dedicate a Charon.
Th building erected at Twenty-slath and
P streets by the Second nfebyterlan
church was dedicated , this morning' with
appropriate eeretnonles. The sermon was
delivered by Rev. E. H. Curtis of Chioago,
formerly ef Lincoln. Dr. Long, the pastor,
and Dr. Marthall and Dr. r. S. Stein aa-slsted.-
Mr. Carrie B. Raymond presided
at tb organ, which has just been com
pleted. A targe ctowd was present at the
atfi'ViO20. '
William K. Bullook, who waa arrastd
for violation of the compulsory education
law, expect to attack the constitutionality
of the law and en this ground will base his
defense. He has admitted a failure to
comply With the provisions of the statute.
PEACE BOND IS HO DETERRENT
William Dledrlch Proceed to Make
Trouble Joat the Sane.
NORTH. PLATTE, June H-(Speclal.)
William Dledrlch, who Uvea near Maxwell,
Neb., some time ago had trouble with hla
wife who eeeufed a divorce from him, and
one ot the reeult ef the suit was that he
lost a valuable tract et land which in some
way fell into the hand of the attorney
who were employed by hla wife to conduct
her eass. After that time he made various
threats assinet tha Uvea ef vral per
eon whe, as he claimed, had defrauded
him aut of hi property. H became so
determined that it waa found rfeceasary
te put htm under taoo bonds to keep the
peace,
Thl season the. land which he formerly
owned waa planted with beets by one of
the beet eompenlea operating in that vicin
ity. This did not ult Dledrlch, so hitch
ing np his team, and arming himself with
two shotguns and a couple of revolver
he went onto the land with his listsr and
began listing in corn, swearing at th
same time he would shoot ths first man
who Intsrfered with his work. The party
who was working the beet went to the
telephone station and requested the au
thorities to send a constable to take Dled
rlch Into custody, whereupon ap Adam
want td the Keen armed with a warrant
for his arrest. Going over to where Died'
rich was, the constable was confronted
by him with a loaded tevolver, and wa
told fi at If he made a tnov he Waa a
dead-man. Adams', however, by practic
ing considerable diplomacy, succeeded Irl
diverting hi attention for li moment
when he grappled with him and In a short
time had him disarmed and on hla back.
He wa brought to this city and, after a
hearing, was fined t?5 and costs, whloh he
paid. Today he was tried before the In
sanity board undsr the charge of being
Insane, but tne charge wa not euetamed,
He Is now being held In jell on the ground
that he ha a forfeited his pesos bond.
The Arm ef HoSglnnd Hoagland, at
torneys, are taking active measures to
prevent hfrfl ffam having hi liberty, aa h
Is particularly incensed against them, and
they - fear he may do them serious dam
age. Ministerial Association.
HUMBOLDT. N.. June St. -f Special. V
The Ministerial association of ths United
Evangelical church. Lincoln district, which
"THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS.'
BEWARE OF SUBSTITUTIONS.'
SCHOOLS.
frqt a asaanajuss4 aae
Oitfott idI largtit
fc.ittlii School -
la tha MiiMia tVnaa. vtiaa
.1 MY Olfif
u a a W ie ww v as s aa
jjwst closed a three days' session at ths
church in Dswson, selected officer a fol
lows for the coming yesr: President. Rev.
S. 3. Shupp, of Lincoln; vice president
Rev. W. L. Dlllow. Dawaon; secretsry,
Rev, O. P. Nethefly, BeSv6f Crossing.
Immediately after the adjournment ef the
Ministerial association th K. L. C. B. con
vention opened and held an Interesting
session, choosing their 1104 officers aa fol
lows: President, Rev. E. J. Snell; vice
president. Rev. A. E. Miller; Secretary,
Rev. C. F. Bailer! treasurer. Mill Lydla
Rice. A large a timber of delegatee were
present at each session and subjects ef
Interest to the societies were discussed.
Plento tor Ornhans BeaeSt.
rTlEMONT, Nb., June . (Special.)
The annual Walsenfsst or plonle for the
benefit ot the German Lutheran Orphan'
home wa held at their park, a mile eaat
of the city today. Special trains over both
the Northwestern and tTnien Paolfle
brought in crowds 6f people. A good many
of them did not attend the exercises but
took advantage of the low rates. Rev.
Hllfehdorf of Arlington, who I president
ot the official board in charge of th home,
presided. Mualo Was furnished by a large
chorus, accompanied by a band. After
prayer and a brief address by Mr. Hllgon
dorf a sermoh was predchedby Rev. EV
Dennlnger of Madison, This afternoon
Rev. H. Wltkens of Grand ".aland preached.
All ths services were in German. Dinner
was served at the park' at noon by the
ladles ot the Fremont Lutheran churches.
The business affairs ot the home are in
good shape.
McKlllip Sara of Nomination.
FREMONT, Neb., June .-(Speclal.)
The democratic congressional convention
for the Third district will be held here
Tuesday and It is generally conoeded by
democrats of this and surrounding coun
Ites that P. E. McKlllip ot Platte will ba
the only . name mentioned for the place,
and consequently it wilt be in the nature
of a ratification meeting. Hon. O. I
Loomla of this city was at one time men
tioned for the place, and had he not de
clined to become a candidate, hi reputa
tion as a democrat of the old achool and
hla strong personal following would have
given "him the place or made the other fel
lows go some. James Manahen of Llneola
will be here and make the principal ad
dress. The domocrata elalm that the at
tendance will equal that of the state pop
ulist convention Last weak. The eonvention
will meet In the Larson theater..
Old Landmark Oollapsea.
NORFOLK. Neb.. June 26. (Special.)
one ef the old landmarks along the line
of commercial development In northern
Nebraska, has disappeared, The twe-etory
frame structure which stood at the corner
bf Second street and Norfolk avenuo, and
In which many year ago one of tho flrot
stores -of Norfolk was eonducted, has col
lapsed. For a long period In' the pioneer
day a buflding to which traders came for
a hundred mllee Ot more, It has now, be
neath the Weight of a 'carload Of govern-"
ment eement, toppled over.' When the
building went to plecs Mre. Nlland, who
lived upstair, was badly Jarred end
severely frightened. The windows broke,
the roof cracked and suddenly th one
time structure of prominence became a
worthies wreck.
Lear Crushed by Train.
NORTH PLATTE, Neb., June . (Spe
cial Telegram.) Early this morning a man
who gave hi name and residence aa John
Dunkley, Mankato, Minn.,- waa found tying
about 160 feet eet of the stock yard chute
With both legs eruehed between the kneel
ahd body. Th accident probably occurred
thortly before midnight He was probably
trying to beat tt way east on extra 1831,
Wagner, which registered out at 11:46 p. m.
No ene, so far as can' b ascertained,
knows anything about the occurrence. He
died today and the city marshal wired to
a party by name of Bartholomew, a relative
of the Injured man. who will have the
body taken to Mlnkato for Interment.
Child Badly Scalded.
HUMBOLDT, Neb., June f.-(Sp'eelaLr-The
s-year-old child of John Ogle, a farmer
a few mile eaat of the city, waa severely
and perhaps fatally scalded a the result
of pulling a plug from ths washing ma
chine operated by Its mother, completely
drenching the tittle one With boiling water.
Thieves Take Carpet.
ITORFOLK, Neb,, June M.MSpoola.1.)
While she waa gone out of her house for
a moment, thlevea entered the home of
Mrs. W. W. Roberts of this olty and stole
a parlor carpet. She had prepared te beat
it, but the burglars peat her td It,
Crops Looking ' Flae.
GREELEY. Neb., June 34. (Special.) A
heavy rain fell here last 'night and the
small grain crop is looking good with
every prospect for a big crop. The corn
Is making rapid growth and farmers are
feeling Jubilant ever present outlook.
' Strike at Tnevr Anot,
Many dangerous diseases begin In Impure
blood. Electrle Sitters purifies the blood,
and cures, or no pay. Only 60c For sale
by Kuhn Co. V
FIRE RECORD.
boo aad Ranch Property.
CHETENNB. Wyo... Juno J6. (Special)
Some time during last night the Pole creek
ranch ot tbe Warren Live Stock company,
of which Senator Fraud B. Warren la
president, was destroyed by Are, togethor
with tOO heed ef sheep, 100 sacka of wool,
sheds, barn and hay, stacks of hay and
other property.. The Are ia believed te
hate been of Incendiary origin. The sheep
were incinerated in the ebeds, there being
no way to get them out The sheep were
valued at 13,000; tbe wool, which aggre
gated 100,000 pounds, at tffcooo, and the hay,
sheds, barn and other property at from
ft,ooo to te,6Q0.;
flesttnl flamy.
Restful Sleep follow use of Dr. Ring
Nsw Dfsoovery. tbe best lung sure a ths
world. No cure, no pay. too,, ti-00. For
sis by Kahn 4k Co.
HYMENEAL
Keh-Rn assay.
PLATTSMOUTH. Neb,, June K (Spe
cial.) J. Gk Koch and Mine Sarah Ramsey,
daughter of Judge B. SL Ramsey, went to
Omaha yeeterdavy and were married by the
county Judge of Douglas eeurtty. ' The
newly-wedded couple returned (and were
UallTMY,,
congratulated
by
their mnny
, Ryic
Jalf Foerfk Ksearstoa nates via 1
Island Prstern.
East ot Missouri river, one end one
third far for round trip between station a
wltnln too miles.
West ot Missouri river, ene fsre plus M
cents for round trip between all points
oa Rock Island snd Frisco sjrsleme.
Tlekete on al July t, t snd t Return
limit July L For further information call
at 1121 Farnam etreet or Union atatlon.
. F. P. RUTHERFORD. D. P. A.,
lta Para am Street, Omaha, Neb.
A NEW PRINCIPLE IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE. . ,
For veart It has been the practice ot med
ic men to treat patient suffering from pilea
by local, external application. These treat
ments give but temporary relief, but have
never affected s positive oara. ,
After month of research and attxJy, ao
companled by actual acperienc with varkyaa
t etients, Dr. C A. Perrln arrived at a pool
five cot.rlualon a to the exact action of tha
various part of tbe bowel system, ander
different condition, and when ubjected to
variout prescriptions.
He Anally prepared that wonderful Inter '
eat remedy known aa Da. Putani'l Frt-1
Srcciric, which Is put ap la bottlea, retail,
jng at all k liable dreg afore lor fcl.00 each.
Thla internal remedy baa been oa tba mar
ket for tb pact tea years, and la JD of that
time there baa been bet three caeea where a
positive cure has not been effected.
Dr. Psrrln'i Pile Spodfai I aold Under S
positive guarantee by the dragglet meklajf
tha sale, to refund tha fall purchase price,
providing the remedy f aUe to care, TaU tf
th absolute proof of lta merit. Any maa
or women who inSers from bSnd, LleodXag,
itching or Internal pile can try thla Internal
remedy with the ebeolute certainty thai It
will eoet nothing tiniest it cares. Hera tt
what oae sufferer aya of this wotvdatf
rumedyt i
Dr. C A. Parrta, Raima, Moefe-f wkk to thank
txwior die asn roar weodarrol aiadlcina hasdeeekw
nme. IhaddM pilae soma ire ysara, aed near s
adrka at a Sector hid thtm removed by me hake end
felt free for awkila, bat ther rcturasd and I at eoea rt
a kettla ot yew Perfta't Pile Sped and cw battle
bm acutely csradsae, and I am uaM as lever was,
Voura traly.
Jack BtraJfA. .'
OftebwH, I4X nCaUaaftt,
, Batter get a bottle of yonr droggtai today
and get relief from present and future
differing.
Da- pMntM Medical Co.. Hxna. Moitt,
Aches
of some kind are the heritage bf pearl
every one, from the Infant and the oollq
the middle aged and the dispensing, mu
erable headaches, to the aged with nurrouaj
muaoular and rheumatic pnlns.
A remedy to relieve In all cases malt M
founded on the right principle, and that
accounts for the wonderful suae of
Dr. MUesV
: Anti-Pain Pills
They never fall to cure all easee of pata,
because they treat tho. fain BcHirce tayj
nerves. By soothing tho Irritated nerve
thn lessen the tension, tuild up th
strength, set the blood .oourslng jthrougl
the veins, and thus allay all pain.
"Periodic headache, that unfitted me fof .
business several days st a time, has beef
my life experience. I found first relief 14
Pr, Mile' AnU-Pain Pills, and elnco thee
Invariably, ward them. oft. by. taking ,d
pill when I feol them'oomlng on' . ?
E. M. MOOBRRRT,. Windsor, HI
; The first package will benefit, If not, the)
dmrptst will return your money.
X doses, 16 cents. Never aold la bulk. ,
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Everything
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to Chicago '
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teULAND
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eturn every dy
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Lowest Rates to Many Point.
(City Office!
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OMAHA
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Orphoum -Theater
JUNE 28th,
GRAND CONCERT
BY THC SWEDISH STUDENTS,
Of Lund University, fiwaden.
Admission 0o, Itc, tl tad tLtO. Beats
now on sale at P. IS. Flodman's, lUt Cap
itol A venae.
BOYD'S
Woodward A Burgess
Maaagei.
Ferris Stock Co.
Tonight until Vhursday
MAN AND MASTiiR.
Thjraday Balance Week
BEI I OP RICHMOND
6th
Big
Week
prk.fi W Itc slat ar Stat, ad
1
Base Ball
COLORADO iPRINGS vs. OMAHA
ji'HH mr, SA, ftO, 80. ,
Vinton Street Park.
Rim, natlad at l aA ' "''I
ICRUO PARK Today
Afternoon. I:6uj Night, l;00.
KILPATRICX'S FAUOUS RIDE
..FREH.ee
Kilpafrlck Crother' Shav.
UiAVOLO UJOiH TUB LOO,
heartily
friends.
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