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TIIE OMAIIA DAILY DEE: SATURDAY, MAY 20; 1905.
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Startling Price Reductions
Saturday on Ladies'
Ready-to-Wear Garments
Kever before In the history of our stors have we shown as magnlfl
xnt a, line of enticingly priced high claes ladles' garments never before
In the history of Omaha have such superior values been offered so
early In the season. Don't fall to tee our offerings Saturday.
Ladies' Waists Less Than Half Price
95c
2.95
WOMf N'S SKIRTS, In cravenettes. brllllantlneg,
Panamas and accordeon pleated. In red, black,
blues, greens, tans, whlt, browns' and grays,
worth up to $7.50 your choice 2 98
WOMEN'S SKIRTS, In llk. voiles. Panamas
and Sicilians, prettily trimmed, plenred C Afl
and tucked, worth up to choice J.UU
BEAUTIFUL SKIRTS. In voiles, taffetas and Si
cilians, very special bargains at . Q CIA
$18.00, $15.00, $12.50, $10.00 and O.JVJ
f 18.00 and $18.00 SILK SUITS $8.R8-Thls is un
doubtedly the grandest lot of Silk Suits ever
shown In the west all this year's styles, all
made of splendid quality materials and made
by one f the best manufacturers In this coun
try we got them at a bargain and sell them the
same unequalled bargains while Q Q ft
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1.19
tb.y last at choice
BEAUTIFUL LINEN SUITS, newest de
sLxns. splendid values at $25 down to . .
Seventp-flve dozen Waists, In linen, lawns and madras
neatly trimmed and good values at $2.00 and $2.00
choice
VERY SPECIAL WAIST VALUES In all kinds of
high grade materials, all beautiful new designs, at
$12.50, $10.00, $7.50, $5.00, $3.05 and
PRETTY WASH SUITS. In dainty patterns and
designs, trimmed with touches of embroidery
and laces, good value at $7.50 sale T CIO
price JtJO
$3 WASH SUITS, in checks nnd plain
colors new lot Just received, special
ALL COVERT COATS have been divided Into two
lots. Including garments that sold at $8.50,
$12.50, $15,00 up to $20,00 your C flfl
choice Saturday, $8.50 and JUU
CHILDREN'S. WHITE DRESSES, In beautiful
designs, very special values at $3.98, J C
$3.50, $2.98, $2.50, $1.50 and lt$D
FROM 8 TILL 9 A. M.-41.25 Farmers' FQ
Satin Underskirts at DlfC
FROM 7 TILL 9 P . M. Women's Wrap- IQ
pers worth up to $1 at choice JJk
FROM 8:30 TILL 9:30 A. M. Dressing 'XC
Sacques In light and dark colors JJC
SEE OUR HOME-MADE WRAPPERS-
Best values to be found at $5.00 f r f
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8.90
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THE RELIADLE STORE.
Great Shirt Sale Saturday
Men's Shirts with Mohair, Ponge, or fancy silk bosoms in Madras Percales,
with separate cuffs or cuffs attached. The entire sample line of a large shirt
factory, not a shirt in the lot worth less than 75c and up to $1.50, all new
patterns, divided Into two lots for Saturday's AO a nA .
selling, at. choice ... tJ AI1U
MEN'S HALF HOSE In black, tans and fancies, many of them silk embroi
dered, most of them Imported goods, worth' f Cn 11 a rl (o
20c, 25c and 35c, great bargains Saturday . I J li a2S 41 VI
Men's Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, the greatest values shown this
' r:1!'.... 39c and 25c
16c Collars, new, clean stock, In all sizes and latest styles, your C
choice of 1,000 dozen collars, special Saturday at .JC
BOYS' BLOUSES and WAISTS, the entire surplus stock of a large N. Y.
manufacturer, light and dark colors, In all patterns and sizes. Percales,
Cheviots, Madras, etc., all made for spring trade and worth from 39c to
'?LV!.....:....:. 25c, 19c and 15c
Saturday's Special Shoe Sale
Oxford weather is here now to stay and n fortunate
purchase from a well known manufacturer puU us In a
position to sell you oxfords at less than regular prices.
Women's $2.00 Oifords, tan or black, 1 CIl
Y
1.98
2.50
3.00
2.98
at I
Women's $2.50 Oxfords, tan, black or patent colt,
at
Women's $3.00 Oifords, tan, black or patent colt,
at -
Women's $3.50 Oxfords, tan, black or patent colt,
at
Men's Tan Russia Calf Button Oxfords,
MADE IN OMAHA
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4'
The entire floor stock of Misses' and Child
ren's shoes from the II. S. Albright & Co. factory,
Orwigsburg, Pa., at 60 cents on the dollar.
Children's 75 cent shoes and slippers,
at .
Children's $1.00 shoes and slippers,
at
Misses' and Chllds $1.50 shoes and slippers, CQg
Misses' $2.00 shoes and slippers,
at
48c
69c
1.48
Men's and Women's $2.50.l $3.00 and $3.50 shoe!
Including four or Ave lines of the celebrated
ULTRA $3.50 shoes for' women, .
Agents for the STETSON and CROSSETT
shoes for men and the ULTRA and GROVER
shoes for women. The GROVER shoes are posi
tively the easiest shoe a woman ever put on
ber foot.
Twenty-six styles of the GROVER shoe
carried In stock.
Extra specials In Carpet and Draperies Monday. Watch Sunday's Paters
down to
FREE FREE FREE H Silk Underskirt Worth $5.00 to every person Saturday who purchases one of our cee
braitd $7.50 Vollt Skirts. Don't miss this opportunity.
Very best
values in
Wall
Paper &
Paints
fh Floor.
SUIT CASE SALE SATURDAY
If you are In need of a Suit Chse Sat
urday Is your opportunity.
SOLID COW HIDE SUIT CASE. lineu
lined, with ' or without shirt fold
, worth up to $8.00, choice i TP
Saturday T. D
$5.00 LEATHER CASES, with or with
out shirt fold, well lined, T Crt
special Saturday JiDXf
SUIT CASES, worth $3.00 to -) AO
$3.50, on sale at $1.50 nnd... ii.UU
A TRUNK BARGAIN, brass trimmed,
canvass covered, flat top, trunk with
four bard wood slats on top, three on
bottom and two around body, excel
sior lock, strong side bolts, cow hide
traps over lid, special value CA
Saturday, at. ...... D.D)
Metal Covered Flat Top Trunk, the best
article we have ever shown, built to
stand the knocks, 34 and 36
Inch, at $4.50 and
sir ':
ifed ;,.. ftfEnfi
4.00
Office Furniture
DOCTORS, DENTISTS, CLERGYMEN AND
ALL BUSINESS MEN NEEDING A DESK,
CHAIR, OFFICE TABLE OR CABINET CAN
NOW SECURE ANY OF THE ABOVE AT A
SAVING.
We offer a 50-inch All Oak Desk, well constructed and finished. It has
drawers on one side and cabinet and drawer on the other, eight pigeon holes,
four compartments and two small drawers in top. The price Is $22.50. Other
desks similar to cut here shown range from $27.00 to $35.00.
Office Chairs from $3.50 up to $7.50.
Flat Top Desks and fine quarter oak Tables, 4. 5 and 6 foot, at bottom prices.
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY-Oak Sideboard, 6 foot 3 Inches high, top 21x42
inches, French bevel mirror 14x24. Price $12.85.
Go-Carts and Carriages of every kind ranging In price from $2.50 up to $8.50.
PICTURES AND FRAMING We are now showing a great many novelties In
framed pictures at prices that make It possible for all to buy.
Great Embroidery Sale
Thousands of yards of the very finest Corset Cover Embroideries,
in all the choicest patterns, worth from 50c to 75c per C
Taj-r! cnoHal RntnrHflv. at. vnrd mafs9
$1.50 to $2.00 EMBROIDERED SKIRTS, 50 inches
wide, will be sold at, yard .
50c
Music Music Music
SATURDAY in our MUSIC DEPARTMENT and Bargain
Counter on the FIRST FLOOR the following hits will be sold at
10c per copy, or any 3 for 25c. Add lc postage for each piece.
Come in and hear them played
VOCAL
Back. Back. Back to Baltimore, Tou Must Think tm Santa Claus. In the Shade
of the Old Apple Tree. Won't You Fondle Me. Where the Sweet Arbutus Grows. Billy.
Good Bye, Little Olrl, Good Bye, In After years When I Am Old. Holhhock,
Jerusalem. You'll Wish Me Back Some Pay, Genevieve. Afterwards, Julie s Dream,
Arabella, Brown and Ave Maria, Foolish Dreams, Sandy Beach for Mine, Calvary and
Dream of Paradise. '
INSTRUMENTAL
Topsy. Maiden's Prayer. Arabola, Josephine, Monastery Bells. Trtxy, Dixie Doodle,
Iola, Dat's It. The Windmill, Captain Cuptd. Old Glory, Buttercups and Daisies, Dance
of the Daisies, Blue Grass Echoes, Ever Thine Waltzes, Arrival of the Mocking Bird,
Moon Winks. Flower Song. Fighting the Flames, Simple Confession, Josan, A . Mes
sage from Dreamland Waltzes and a great many others both VOCAL AND INSTRU
MENTAL that Will De on sale at me mo prii-c
10c per Copy-3 for 25c
SATURDAY BARGAINS IN LADIES' FURNISHINGS
89c LADIES'. VESTS the best lot we have ever shown you know 10a
what that means choice Saturday ... M m m
50c LADIES' JERSEY RIBBED PANTS lace trimmed,
it , .. ... $iw
CAMBRIC DRAWERS for Misses and Children-all sizes special tHf
Saturday at, pair 1WU
LADIES' LISLE THREAD VESTS In white, pink, and blue with deep lac
yokes, worth 15c to 50c. choice On fiU anr 'ip
SiMirrtry, as long as tney last, at ww
LADIES' SKIRTS in fine cambric with deep flounces of lace or
embroidery and inserting, made extra full and worth up
n to no SnoHnl Hnturdav at
MISSES' and CHILDREN'S VESTS and PANTS, worth Q J 1ft-
double the price we ask. at
LADIES' HOSE in plain and fancies, with high spliced heel and double sole,
worth 15c to 89c, In three lots, Ro Artrl
Saturday, pair IA2C, OiC ttHU Jt
LADIES' HOSE, made of the finest Maco cotton and Lisle thread, all new
styles, in plain and fancy weaves worth '5!.rifsl
up to 50c. at, pair JJl
LADIES' SILK GLOVES, in white and all the new shades, with 9 C
double finger tips, well worth 50c to 75c, Special Saturday at
98c
Corset Department
too Taps and Batiste Olrdles, In blue, white and pink, QOC
75c Batiste Corsets, long or short hips, su pporters attached, ' 49Q
MM CoVs'ets'wIth 'reinforced side steels. Just the corset for those who break thin
'rt. at the walet line, special Saturday. 1,00
Try ' u Marn't.' c(lrwt, best on the market, models to fit any figure, 2.50
at from MO.OO to : " .
25c New
Collars,
each
Embroidered Linen
:.12c
Ribbon Bargains stand
r 100 all
Ilk Ribbons, worth 25c, 35c and 50c
per yard, all at one price, . 1
per yard.j
75c HAND BAGS
ONLY 25c
In black, brown and tan, with
inside pocket and purse, limit
of two to a customer, J? n
Saturday at ...sVjC
From It AM till 12 M.
Ladies' Vests, silk taped
in white and fancy
colors, regular
15c quality at
Grocery Prices That Have No'Equal
The freshest, purest and highest
quality goods on the markst.
-pound palls Pure Fruit Jelly Uc
1-pound Jars Fine Fruit Preserves 7Vo
Bromangelon, , Jellycon, , Fruit Puddtne
or Jello, per package .' Te
1-pound package Best Corn Starch .... 4c
Potted Ham, Devilled Ham or Potted
Tongue, per can , io
1-pound cans Fancy Alaska Salmon .... c
OH or Mustard Sardines, per can 4c
l-ounce can Condensed Cream 7V4c
Large bottles Pure Tomato Catsup ....THc
Large bottles Pickles, any kind you
want . : tvc
1-pound cans A rted Soups Thic
1-pound Fanc Table Apricots 12c
1-pound cans Fancy Table Peaches ..12Vic
3-pound Dunkley's Michigan Plums ...,12o
8-pound Fancy Oolden Pumpkins TVio
1- pound cans Fancy Lye Hominy ...... 7o
8-pound cans Solid Packed Tomatoes.. 7c
2- pound cans Fancy Wax, String or
Lima Beans , To
10 bars Swift's Pride, Beat 'Em All or
White Paris Laundry Soap ?5e
The best Pearl Tapioca, Sago, Barley or
Farina, per pound 8$-4c
S pounds best Hand Picked Navy Beans,
Pearl Tapioca, Sago, Barley or
Farina i90
5 pounds Good Japan Rice 19o
Choice Tea Sittings, per pound I0o
Fancy Oolden Santos Coffee, per lb...UV4o
FRESH FRUIT AND CANDY SPECIALS.
Large, ' Sweet, Highland Navel Oranges,
per dosen 20c
Large, Juicy Lemons, per dosen 10c
Another shipment of fancy large, ripe
Pineapples, as long as they last, each.70
Pure Colorado White Clover Honey.
per rack loo
Fancy. Chocolate Creams, regular 30c
11. for 16c
Fancy Bon Bens, regular 30c lb., for.. 15o
Meat Slaughter Sale
Armour
Bacon ,
Armour Picnic .
Hams
Round Steak, Prime
Steers
Mutton . '
Stews
Round Roast,
Steers
Corn
Beef..
Boiling
Beef
Sirloin Qi
Steak ...I............ ..O-C
Pork qi
Loins , O-C
Pork 73
Ron st
Spare
Ribs.
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10c
61c
..8c
3ic
..8c
..4c
3c
lie
:.5!c
From 8 till 9 P. M.
Men's French Balbrig
gan Shirts and Drawers,
regular 50c val- II Cc
ues at, garment,.
China Dept. Bargains
25c Ladies' New
Neckwear 75c
300 dozen handsome Embroidered Col
lars and fancy Neckwear, worth 25c
to 35c all go on sale at one H 1
price choice
A Beautiful line of Sweet Pea Vases, f r
choice Saturday 1IC
Wine Glasses,
each
Handled Cups, l
each OjC
Beautiful Gold and Crystal Assortment
pieces, worth from 36c to fl.OO, s.
choice IOC
6 piece Crystal Toy Cream Set,
at-
Decorated Ho'land Bowls,
each
100- piece Decorated English Force-A OfS
lain Dinner Set, at .VJ
15c
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hardware Prices
that are money savers to you. Read them.
4 Tie Parlor Broom for -.16c
Challenge Wringer, solid rubber rollers.. U.l
Largo Tie Rotary Washing Machine... tiAi
No Copper Bottom Wash Boiler Mc
0 doten Clothes Pins
)-foot Braided Clothes Line ...
Mrs. Pott's Sad Irons, per set .
Ironing Wax, per cake
All Willow Clothes Basket
No. 1 Galvanised Wash Tub ...
No. i Galvanized Wash Tub ....
No. S Galvanised Wash Tub
10-quart Galvanised Pall
U-quart Galvanised Pall
4-quart Laundry Dipper . . . . ... ....
t . n.. ,.r.i..i rfh mhr Pall
Large Galvanized Refrigerator Pans ...-290
ilj.nh T.n Mnwitr M-t5
2-hole burner Gasoline Stove W.4
Large slse Refrigerator
Heavy Wire Carpet Beater l;;;-"10c
The best Screen Door or Window wire
per square foot 1'c
The best Galvanised Poultry Wire, per
square foot
Sc
....10c
....8e
.... lc
....49c
....89c
....49c
....Bc
....10c
..Uc
..15c
..f6c
Free Saturday
In the Drag Department
A PACKAGE OF VIOLETENE Tooth
Paste will be given to every persoti'call
lng at the drug department Saturday.
Every purchnser of a full sized package),
will be given a SHEET OF MUSIC. Vie
letine march and two-step, free. Don't
forget to visit our Drug Department
Instant Relief
can be obtained in many casea
of eye trouble by the use of
Good Glasses
We fit them at
Cut Price
Optical Dept. Main Floor
SAINTS RALLY IN THE NINTH
MiBBOurisui Found Oat Buns Needed in a
Fiercs Batting Bally. .
PITCHERS' BXTTLE HAS QUEER ENDING
Seven losing; of Close Work Closes
with Two Rounds of Genuine
SlnggJnor nnd Omaha Gets
the Short End,
In a game of keenest Interest from start
to finish Omaha lost to St. Joe by the score
of 6 to 6. And except for last Sunday tho
largest crowd of the season was out to sett
Pa's boys get a drubbing at the hands of
the Saints from down tho river. First om
team was showing the way and then tho
other would pilot for a time, but the Saints
piloted last. They ought to win one game
out of three, for look at all of the old
timers they have who sie not used to being
licked.
Omaha made eleven hits to their nine,
besides three sacrlflco hits on the side of
the homy team, Thomas had seventeen
putouts and the home boys made twenty
assists, showing that tho ir.fleld had plenty
to do. Llehhardt was In good form and.
.except In the ninth Inning, when he ap
parently purposely panned Andrews to first
with two out and two on bases, he wu
able to head off any long hits. This cost
the game, for with the bases filled Qullllti
men scored, leaving the Saints one to the Ketchem, cf
a-ood J lemln. If
'fa- v M ! Luzotte. rf
Omaha scored one In the fifth Inning find loiiRlas, lb
It looked for a time as If the game was to I Andrews, Sb
end 1 to 0, repeating the performance ot
the day before, but the fates had not so
ordained. Schlpko walked and Gondlng
bunted him to second nnd both were safe.
Liebhardt went out from the pitcher to
first. Thiel hit the ball to the pitcher, who
fired it to Zlnram to catrh Schlpke, but the
catcher dropped the ball and Omaha had
cored. A double ploy on Carter's fast one
to Peer ended the Inning. Douglas got the
ball to Zlnram In time to catch Gondlng at
the plate.
Hero Coca tho Game.
No more scoring was done until the
eighth, when St. Joe made three in Its
half and Omaha came back with four, leav
ing them two to the good. This was too
dlssy a height for the local team, so tbey
ram singled to Thiel, but the latter got the
ball to Gondlng In time to catch Andrews
at the plate. St. Vraln went down from
Dolan to Thomas.
Carter reached first by beating out a bunt.
Welch walked and Dolan drove the ball at
the pitcher, who caught Carter at third.
A parsed ball advanced each a base and
Thomas' single, his third hit of the day,
brought them both home. Thomas went to
second on the throw-in and to third on a
wild pitch. Martin struck out and Schlpke
hit the ball right down the third base lino
for a double, scoring Thomas. Gondlng
sent tho ball by Mr. Andrews for a single
and Schlpke scored. Four hits, a wild
pitch, a passed ball and a base on balM
had given the Champions four runs. This
left Omaha two to the good, but the Saints
came in with fire, in their eyes and went
after Mr. Liebhardt In a way that he will
remember.
Liebhardt Went Wrong.
Ketchem walked and Fleming singled and
they both advanced a base on Lazotte's out
from the pitcher to first. Douglas Htruck
out and matters began to look better for
orr boys. But rlsht hero is where Mr.
Lk-bhardt went wrong, for he purposely
passed Jay Andrews to first Just as If he
was some Lajole who was apt to knock
the cover off the ball. This filled the bases
and when Qulllin found one that suited him
and drove it to the fence for three bases
tho game was over, as It scored Ketchem,
Fleming and Andrews.
The Saints have gene and Sioux City will
be on hnnd this afternoon for their first
try at ra s Champions. Attendance 1 4C0
the "ninth the Underwriters started after
Hickman, crossing the plate four times.
Attendance, 2,000. Score:
DENVER.
AB.
McHale, cf 4
Everitt, lb 4
Hansell, 3b 4
Randall, rt 4
Ingle. If and ss 5
Perrlne. 2b 4
Hostelter, ss and p .. 4
Lucia, c 4
Hickman, p 4
Bisler, If 0
Totals 37
O.
2
10
0
1
0
4
1
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o
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A.
0
0
1
0
0
8
2
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B
0
7 12 27 18 2
DES MOINES.
AH. H. H. O. A.
Ganley. cf 4 0 0 2 0
Hogrlever, 3b 4 0 1 1 1
Steele, rf , 4 0 0 1 0
Rossman, lb 4 1 1 10 0
CafCyn. If 2 1 1 1 0
Shugart, 2b 4 13 12
Wolfe, ss , 4 1 1 2 2
Towne, c 4 119 2
Manake, p 3 0 10 3
Wakefield 1 1 1 0 0
6 10 27 10
4. Wild pitch: McFarland. Time: 1:35.
Umpires: Klem and Patten.
Chlcnsro Wins from Brooklyn.
BROOKLYN, N. Y.. May 19 Chicago took
the second i ame of the caries from the
local Nationals today, but It required ten
Innings to decide which team qad won.
Attendance, 1,000. Score:
BROOKLYN.
R.H.O.A.K.
Sherknrd. If.. 0 ft i 1 0
OeMler, rf. . . . 0 1 I 0 0
Bitch. !b 0 1 I 1 0
Owens, lb.... 0 1 7 S ft
Lewie, u 0 1 1 4 ft
Dobbe, cf I 0 S 0 0
Bibb, lb ft i I 1 1
Bergen, c... 0 ft I I ft
Eaeon, p 0 I 0 & 0
CHICAOO.
R.H.O.A.B
Ctecj, lb 0 ft I 1 0
Schult. If... ft 1 t 0 0
Melonej. rf.. t 1 1 ft 1
Chence, lb... ft t 10 1 V
Sligle, cf 0 ft i ft 0
Hoffman, ee..ft 0 I 0 0
Even. 2b 114 6 0
Kllng, c ft t 4 4 01
Brown, p ft 1 1 4 ft
Srrre :
Outllin. ss
Peer. 2b
7inmm, c ...
St. Vraln, p
Totals ....
Thll If
I Carter, rf
Welch, cf
Dolan, ss
Thomas, lb ..,
Martin, 2b...,
Schinke. 3b ,
Gondlng. o ...
Liebhardt. p
Totals .....
ST.
Joseph.
AH.
....5
MAH
A U
.14
H. PO. A. E.
112 0 0
2 13 0 0
1 0 0 0 0
1 13 1 0
12 16 0
0 2 3 2 0
0 0 110
0 2 3 1 1
0 0 0 6 0
" 27 lii 1
n. H. PO. A. E
0 1110
0 12 0 0
110 0 0
1 0 0 4 1
1 3 17 0 I
0 0 13 0
2 2 16 0
0 t 3 I 0
0 1 0 S 0
S 11 26 :t 1
Totals 34
Batted for Maneke In ninth.
Denver 00000116 07
Des Moines 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 4-0
Stolen bases: McIIale, Randall, Hog
riover. Two-base hlt3: Everitt, Hartseil,
Perrlne. Hostetter (2), Hickman Hogrlcver,
bhugart U). Wolfe. First buse on balls:
Off Hickman. 3: off Hostetter, 1; off
Manske, 3. Struck out: By Hickman, a:
by Ho3tetter, ; by Manske, 7. Passed
balls: Lucia, 2. Time: 2:W. Umpire: Car
uthers. Slonx City Makes It Three Strnlsrht.
SIOUX CITY. la.. May 19-Sloux City
made It three straight today. O'Uaras
and bases full, scored tho winning run.
Colorado Springs couid not find Newlln
after tho third. Score: R.H.L.
Sioux City ..2 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 0-5 12 0
Colo. Springs.. 0 3000000 0-3 72
Batteries: Sioux City, Newlin and Baer
wald; Colorado fcsprlmsi. Stinimel and Mes-
slit.
Stnndlns ot the Teams.
J'laved. Won. Lost. Tn
....17 10 7
.19 11
Total 1 t 30 16 1 Totele 1 ft 10 u 1
Chicago 000000100 12
.Brooklyn 010000000 01
Two-base hits: Maloney, Babb. Three
base hit: Kllng. Sacrifice hits: Brown.
Sheskard, Owens. Double plays: Owens
to Lewis to Babb (2i, Sheckard to Owens.
Left on bases: Chicago, S; Brooklyn. 6.
First base on balls: Off Eason, 6. First
base on errors: Brooklvn, 1. Ptruck out:
By Eason. 2; by Brown, 4. Time: 1:60.
Umpire: Ba us wine.
Philadelphia Beats Cincinnati.
PHILADELPHIA. May 19.-Cinclnnatl's
errors and Philadelphia's hits combined to
win today's same for the locals. Attend
ance, l.88. Score:
PHILADELPHIA. I CINCINNATI.
R.H.O.A.B. I R H O A E.
Thomae. cf...l 110 ft Hugglne. Jb . 0 0 1 ft ft
Oleason. Sb... 0 1 t 1 I Bridewell, lb. ft 9 1 t I
Courtney. At. 1 1 I 1 ft Corcoran, . 1 114 1
Tltua, rf 1 I 1 0 ft Seymour, cf.. ft 1 1 ft ft
Magee, If ft 1 4 ft ft Sebrlnf . rf...0 ft 0 0 0
Brantneld. lb I 0 ft ft Stelnfeldt, Jb 0 t 4 1 ft
Doolln. M....I 114 ft B'k'nahlp. lb ft 0 ft t
Itooln. e ft 1 t ft ft Odwell. If.... 1 1 ft 0 ft
Plttlnzer, p. l 1 1 1 ft Phelpa. c I t I ft
Kwlns, p ft ft ft 4 1
Totala .110 17 7 t Kelljr ...... 0 ft ft 0 ft
.500
Philadelphia 26
Cincinnati 27
St. Louis 28
Boston 26
Brooklyn 32
Games today: Pittsburg at New York.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia, Chicago at
Brooklyn, St. Louis at Boston.
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11
10
12
13
15
17
16
20
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.3K4
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GAMES
IN
AMERICAN LEAGIE
New York, Wins from St. Lools by
Score of Three to Nothing;.
ST. LOUIS, Mav J9. American Pitcher
Powell, who was traded two years ago
to . New York for Harry Howell, today
bested the latter for the second time dur
ing the present series, the local Americans
losing by a score of 8 to 0. Hits were
even, but, as has happened every time
the pitchers have opposed each other,
Powell outlucked his opponent. Attend
ance, 3.000. Score:
NEW YORK. I ST. LOt'IS.
R.H.O.A.E.' R.H.O.A.E.
Douahertr. If 1 1 i 0 ft Stone, If 0 t ft 0 0
Keeler. rf.... ft 1 ft ft Koehler. cf... ft 0 0 0 ft
Wllllama. lb. 1 1 left FrUk, rf tit
Andfreon, cf. ft 1 1 ft O'Jonee. lb ft 1 11
( haae. lb 1 1 1 0
viiir. lb... 0 14 0 0
Conroy. aa. .. ft ft 6 4 1
Klelnow. e... 0 18 10
rowell, p.... ft ft ft 1 1
Wallace, aa . 0 0 t
Rock1 field. 2b 0 1 1
QiMaon, Sb. .. 0 t 1
Sugden, e...
Howell, p.
'Vanaaut .
0 0 9
. ft 0 ft
.. II ft 0
0 ft
ft ft
1 ft
1 0
I 0
1 0
7 1
ft f
Sioux City
Dea Moines
Omaha
Denver
St. Joseph
Colorado Springs
Games today:
Andrews out for interfering with Martin.
Omaha 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 4 0-6
8t. Joseph 000O0O03 36
let St Joe make three riarht hark inln In ' wo-ose nus: Bcmpae, 1 nomas. Turee
lei ot. joe mane inree r gnt DacK again la . b hit: Qulllin. First base on balU: Off
Liebhardt. 6; oft Bt. Vraln, 2. Hit by
..19 10 9 .620 ! on bases: Clnclnna
19 S 10 . 474 : First base on ball
17 3 9 .471 ! base on errors: Cincinnati, 2; Phlladel-
17 11 i phla. 6. Hit by pitched ball: By ruitnger.
Bioux City at Omaha, i 2. Struck out: By Ewing. G; by Pittlnger.
Colorado Springs at Des Moines. Denver at j 2. Time: 1:65. Umpire: O Day.
St. Josepn. lent uaiyir .
NEW YORK, May IS. xne local Na
tionals turned the score of. yesterday
Total. 1 1 17 11
I Totala 0 T 27 14 1
New York 'j 12 0 0 0 0 0 03
St. Louis 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Batted for Howell in ninth.
Earned runs: New York, 1. Two-base
hits: Dougherty, Klelnow. Sacrllloe hits:
Yeager, Keeler. Passed balls: Klelnow,
Sugden. Stolen base: Chase. Wild pitch:
Howell. Base on balls: Off Howell, 3;
off Powell, 4. Struck out: By Howell, 9:
by Powell. 3. Left on bases: St. Louis,
11; New York, 6. Timo: 1:63. Umpire:
Kelly.
Etcs Erenk at Detroit.
DETROIT. Mich.. May IS). Detroit and
Washington broke even in the flrBt Amer
ican league double-header of the sea
son. In the first game Kltsnn was al
ways effective. Attendance, 4.000. Score:
first game:
DETROIT. I WASHINOTON.
R.H.O.A.E.) R.H.O.A.E.
tnh..fw 1 1 1 A 1 In... ft i n A i n
1. Dooln. Pittlnger. Left I J ' i
rwifl Ph .ndelohla 7 I Xclntyre. If.. ft ft ft Stahl, lb ft ft 11 ft 0
V.r iTJ-l iP Crawford, lb. ft 1 If ft ft Hu.-l.man, If. ft 0 1 0 0
i ,i ?' i'Mifnli 1 Coughlln. lb. ft ft ft 1 1 Caaaldy. es...O 1 1 I ft
I Totala 4 421 1 I
Titus out for running out of the line.
Batted for Ewlng In ninth.
Cincinnati 00010000 11
Philadelphia 2 0 0 3 0 2 2 0 9
Earned runs: Cincinnati, 4; Philadelphia,
2. Two-base hits: Corcoran, Seymour.
Three-base hit: Phelus. Home run: Titus.
dsi i Kacnnce lilt: Pltllnuer. stolen oases
6. Thomas, Bransfield,
the first of the ninth, which left them one
to the good, and as Omaha csuld do nothing
la Its half that Is the way that It ended.
la the eighth Fleming went to first on
Thomas' muff of his hot grounder and La
sotta walked. Douglas bunted the ball and
could have been caught at first by Lieb
hardt. who chose to throw It to 8chlpke, I
and the bases were filled, with no one out. I
pitched ball: By Liebhardt, 1. Passed
ball: Zlnram. Wild pitches: Liebhardt,
t, i. v rain, i. strut k out: Uy Lieb
hardt, 2; by Bt. Vraln. A. Double play:
Andrews to Douglas to Zinram. Bacritiee
hits: Dolan, Gondlng, Liebhardt. Time:
l:bv. Umpire: Burns.
Denver Defeats Dea Moines.
DES MOINES. Ia., May 19 (Special Tel-
GAMES IN THE NATIONAL LEAGIE
Boston Ootbnts St. Louis, bnt Loses
en Stupid Work on Bases.
BOSTON. May 19. Boston outbatted St.
Louis today, but was defeated through
poor work on the bases and inability to hit
the ball at critical times. Attendance, 860.
Score :
8T. LOl'IS. I BOSTON.
R.H.O.A.B-! R.H.O.A .
Dunleavy. rf. 1 1 1 ft ft Pannell, cf... 11(19
thaanon. It.. 1 ft I ft ft'Tenney. lb... 1 I 11 ft
Smeol, rf....ft ft t ft OlAb'tlchlo. t II I 1
Barklejr. lb.. 1 t II ft olOelehauly. If. ft I I 0
Arudl, lb ft ft 1 4 I banlay. If... ft 1 1 ft ft
Sbay. aa ft ft t t lWolvert'n, lb 1 I 1 ft ft
aturke. lb.... I I ft ft Sharp. rf....ft ft 1 ft V
Orad e 1 1 ft 1 Hayroer. tb. . ft I I 4 I
Mcrarland. still iNe.dnam. .. ft 1 ft i
. If'raetr. p ft ft I a ft
Totals! I 4 17 II :l'!oran ft ft ft ft ft
I II IT 1 I
11a bunted the ball into the air. but no one
oould catch It and he went to first. Peer
knocked aa easy ous M Thomas and Zln-
I Totala..
Satted for Fraser In ninth.
St. Lculs eOOieilO 15
Loston .' 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 i i
wo-bn.se hits: Grady, Abbr.tlcMo. Ne?d
n. Three-base hits: Beckley. Wolvenon.
game was the heavy hitting of tti two Dcuale plays: McFarland. Urady and Bwir,
teams. In the seventh the Grizzlies dinned I 1" 1 Canr.ell. Frsr and Needliam. Fit at
their batting clothes, runuing in fivo ' bajf un balls: Off idcl arlar.d. t. off Fraser.
cores. WUu Us) score siai.Ui.i 1 u l i.i i. fcuuc vui: L Mt''ai'lf.d, i; by Frtr.
Andrews' alni-Ui hv third cord Flmlnw I egram.V Denver defeated the Lvg Moines Losu
Andrews single by third scored Flemlnt ( Lllcier writers In the last game ot t ie as Tw
and Lasotta, Douglas going to third. Quit- j by a score of 7 to The feature rf t!ie ; ham.
niminBt the Mttsbur team by hunching
hits. The New Yorks outplayed the visit
ors. Attendance, 10,000. Score:
NEW YORK. I PITTSBf'RO. ,
R.H.O.A.B. R.H.O.A.E.
Donlin. cf....l 1 I ft Olrlerk. U....0 I S ft ft
Browne, rf... I I I 0 ft Bnaunwot, cf ft ft 1 ft ft
MrOann. lb..l It ft Howard. rf... ft I ft ft
Breanahan. o. I I 4 1 ft Wagner, as... ft ft I 4
Menae. If.... ft ft I ft ftTlar.cy. lb.... I I ft ft
Dahlen, aa..,0 ft I 4 ft Rltrb.y. lb., ft I I 1 ft
Devlin, lb.... ft ft 1 ft ft Ixarh. Ib ...l 1 I 1 ft
Ollbrt . lb... 0.0 I J I'Oarlarh. a.... ft ft t I
Taylor.' p.... t I ft ft ft Robertallle, pft ft ft ft ft
Clymer ft ft ft ft ft
Totala 1ft JTT1 ;
I Totala I I 14 t 1
Batted, for Robertallle In ninth.
New York 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 T
Pittsburg 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 01
First base on errors. Pittsburg, 1. Left
on bases: New York. 2: Pittsburg, 10. First
base on balls? Off Taylor, I: off Robertallle,
2. Struck outt By Taylor. I by Kobertallle.
4. Three base hit: Taylor. Two base
hit: Tavlor. .Stolen bases: Browne.
McGann. Devlin. Wild pitch: Taylor. Urn
plres, Emslle and Johnstone. Time, 1:66.
Standing of tho Teams.
Plavd. Won. Lst. Pet,
New York a .786
Pittsburg i 1
Chicago U U 4o0
Hickman, tl. 1 I 1 Mil. 2b ft ft I 4 ft
O'Leary. aa. . 1 1 1 I Knoll, rf ft ft ft 0 ft
Drill, c ... I ft ft ft ft Klttradge. c. 0 ft 4 i 0
KUeon. p.... ft 10 1 ftllughee, p.... ft ft ft 1 0
Townaend. p. 1 1 ft 0 0
Totala...... 4 117 17 4 Mullla ft ft ft 0
I Totals I t 24 II 1
Batted for Hughes in third.
Detroit 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 4
Washington 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 02
Innings pitched: Hushes, 2; Townsend,
6. Base hits: Off Hughes, 4; off Townsend.
4. Two-base hit: Cooley. Three-base hit:
Townsend. Sacrifice hits: Scliaefer, NHL
Stolen bases: Cooley. iijclsman.. Base on
balls: By Kltson. U; by Hughes, 2; by
Townsend. 3. Left on bases: Detroit. 7;
Waahlngton. t. ftrurk out: By Kltson, ;
by Townsend, S. Time: 1:36.
Score, second came:
WASHINOTON. I DETROIT.
R.H.O.A E. R.H.O.A.E.
Jones, cf I ft I ft ftlsrbaefer, lb., ft ft 4 3 I
Hill, lb I I 1 I ftireolrr. ef....ft ft 4 ft ft
Stahl. lb I I 7 I ft Uclntyra. If.. 1 ft I 1 ft
Hvalaraan. If. I t 4 e Crawford, lb. ft 1 ft I 1
Caaaldy. sa... ft 111 I Cougblln, lb. ft 1 ft 1 1
Mill, lb t ft 1 1 0; Hickman, rf.. ft ft 11
Knoll, rf 1 lift ft O-Laary. as., ft 1 ft I ft
Heydoa. 0....I lift ftlRulllvan. c.ft ft 4 t 1
JacobaM p.. ft ft 1 I ,Pnran. ft ft 1 1 ft
'Mullla, p ft ft 1 ft ft
Totals 1 ft 17 1 front, p ft ft ft I ft
Le e e v
on hits: Off Mullln, 7; off Ford. 2. Two
base hit: Hevdon. Sacrifice hits: Cooley,
Jones, Hill, Stahl. Stolen bases: Stahl (3),
Huelsmnn (3), Heydon. Base on balls: Off
Mullln, 6; off Ford, 4; oft Jacobsen, 4. Hit
with ball: Jacobsen, s. Ixft on bases:
Detroit, 9; Washington, 9. Struck out: By
Mullln, 8; by Jacobsen, 7. Double play:
Mclntyre, O Leary and Schaefer. Time:
1:55. Umpire: Sheridan.
Cleveland Defeats Boston.
CLEVELAND, O., May Cleveland had
no difficulty In defeating Boston, the
only gome of the series that the two
teams were able to play. TannehlU was
hit hard throughout. Hess pitched steadily
with men on bases. Attendance, 4,286.
Score:
CLEVELAND. I BOSTON.
R H O. A e l R.H.O.A.E.
Vlnaon, It.... 1 I 1 0 ft Durkett, If... 0 0 0 0 1
Day. cf 1 t 1 ft ft Parent, as ft I ft i 1
Flick, rf 0 1 I l a stem, cr v i i v
0 Z 4 4 otouine, D-..Q lie.
,t 1 1 ftFretman. rf .l I 1 ft ft
1 t ft ft Orlmrhaw, lb 1 0 18 ft ft
I . 16 0 0 Perrla. lb.... ft 0 1 4 ft
14 11ft Crlger, c I I t ft ft i Preese
110 4 ft TannehlU, p. ft 1 ft ft ft Quick
Selbach 1 ft 0 ft ft , Companion..
Totala 11 1 17 13 ft I Sanders
I Totala 4 1? 14 II 4 1 mm h.sky....
Batted for Tanneniu in nintn.
Cleveland 1 0 1 0 2 1 2 6 -12
Boston 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 44
Huriied runs: Cleveland, t; Boston, 1.
First base on errors: Cleveland, 3. Two
base hits: Turner, Lajole. Bemls, Stovall,
Parent, Hess. Three base hit: Flick. Sae
rlflce hits: Bay, Hess. Stolen bases:
Bay (2), Vinson 2), Bradley. Double play:
Turner, Lajole and Stovall. First base on
balls: Hess, 1; TannehlU, 1. Left on
bases: Cleveland. 9; Boston 10. Struck
out: By Hess. 3: bv TannehlU. 1. Vtlld
pitches: Tannehlll, 2; Hess, 1. Time, 2
hours. Umpire, O'Loughlln.
rhlcnao Wins from Philadelphia.
CHICAGO, May 19 Chicago took the last
MJole. 2b...,
Bradley, 3b.
Turner, aa..
Stnral. lb...
BemtB, c...
Heaa. p
eon, neither team being able to score fj
six lnnlns-s. The erame resulted 4 to
Batteries: Atlantic, Blrcher and FranklU
Avoca, Ueemer, YacKey and Heller.
Slona City Comes Next.
Sioux City will be the next opponents
the Rourkea at Vinton street
will open Saturday,
irk. Tli
et pa
men Saturday. Mont ot the laces
the Sioux City team will be new to
Omaha fans, although Jarrott, Law
Kostal and Starnagle are old-timers .
will easily be recognized. Monday will
"adies' dav" in the Sioux City series i
will be the last game with this bunch ft)
up the river, only three games being scli
ti led for this trip. Lineup:
Omaha. Positions. Sioux C .
Thomas First base Starni e
Cary
Martin Second base Wd
Schlpke Third base Sheen
Dolan Shortstop Newin
Thell . Ieft field O 11
Welch Center field N)l
Carter Right field La
Gondlng.
Catcher BaeHld
Pflester....
Liebhardt..
.ntcher..
. Pitcher.
. Pitcher.
. Pitcher.,
Pitcher..
J'ltcher..
Cadwall er
Jaitt
Kial
cinie of the series from Philadelphia today .
hv a Bcore of 2 to 1. Altrock pitched In fine
form allowing but four men to get on '
- Franklin Wins In Eleventh.
FRANKLIN, Neb., May 19. (Special
egram.) The best and most evenly
tnatori Knll fi-nmn we have had In
was played here today between thtyte-
pu bl lean ana rrnnKiin teams, wim-i
suited In a victory for the home
Franklin defeated Republican a short
ago at Republican, ann tins was n
turn gano. it imok eleven mums
clde the game. Score:
Franklin 0 0 0 1 4 0 2 0 0
Republican 0 0 1 0 1 2 0 2 1
Batteries: Hewitt and Norman:
son and Hayden. Umpire: Farrell..
Iii
re
de-
1-8
0-7
bin-
bases.
Totals 3 mil I
Batted for Ford in ninth.
Washington 1 1 1 4 0 1 0 010
Detroit 0 0 2 0 0 6 0 02
Innings pitched! Mullln, I; Ford, 6 Base
Attendance. 4,200. Score
r-uiraoo I PHILADELPHIA.
R.H.O.A.E. R.H.O.A.E.
ione, cf 0 1 I 0 Harteell. If... ft 1 ft ft ft
Green H..1..0 Knlgkl. ae....l 1 ft I 0
rlffanan. If . 2 0,H Da.la lb. . ft 1 T I
O Dav la aa.l I 0 i Oji'roaa, lb ft ft 4 J ft
Doi.ohue. lb. 0 0 15 ft ft Reybola, rf... ft ft 1 ft ft
MrKarland, eft 1 I 1 ftlMuky. lb., ft ft t 1 ft
Tanuehtll lb ft ft ft ft Hoffman, lb . 0 ft 1 ft ft
Dundon, lb...l ft I 1 ft Powers, e....ft ft I I 0
Altrock. p ... OjPlank. p...... ftJJJ ft
Totala t II 11 ll Totala 1 4 14 II ft
Ch'cago 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2
Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 01
Left on bases: Chicago, 4: pnuaneipma,
3 Two-base hit: H. Davis. Sacrifice hit:
Tannehlll. Stolen base: Hartseil. Double
play: Powers to Murphy. Struck out: By
Altrock, 7; bv Plank, 8. Bases on bells: Off
Plank, 2. Wlldpltch: Plank. Hit with
ball: Dundon. Time: 1:35. Umpire: Con
nolly. .
Standing; Of the Teams.
Played. Won. Lost. Prt,
ash
Ilont-
22
24
24
27
14
26
26
26
Washington at Chicago.
Phllndelohla at Cleveland, New lorn at
Detroit, Boston at Su Louis.
Cleveland
Philadelphia ..
Chicago
Washington ...
Detroit ,
St. Ixmls
New York
Boston
Games today
13
13
11
14
12
13
12
10
.591
.542
.612
.619
,600
.4fi2
.462
.400
Southern Lcaene Games. .
At Memphis-Memphis, t; Atlanta.
At New Orleans ..ew Orleans. 1.1
vllls
At Little Rock Little Rock, 7;
gomory, 3.
At Phreveport Shreveport, 1; Bl "Ing
ham, 0.
Results of Iowa College Spo . '
CEDAR RAPIDS. Ia.. May 19. special
Telegram.) Coe. 4; Western. 2. i the
state college tennis tournament th State
university lieat Ames In doubles an Ames
beat the Normals In singles. Ana and
the State university play the final nubles
tomorrow.
Indians Keep I p Wlnnln .
HUNTLEY. 111., May 19. (Speclj Tele
gram.) Huntley lost today for tj- first
time this season. Score: Nebrnii In
dians, ; Huntley, 2.
Collegians Defeat High School.
GRAND I8LAND. Neb.. May l.-(Spe-clal.)
This afternoon the local business
college team defeated the local high school
team in a very Interesting game, 7 to t
Atlantic Wins Good Gnnao.
ATLANTIC. Ia. May l.-(Speclal Tele
gram.) Atlantic defeated Avoca hers to
day la one of the best games of lbs sea-
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