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OMAHA LOSES TO CHAMPS
Three Errori and a Panel -Sail in
Sixth Inning Telia the' Story.
GONDEIO SENT TO'TfiE BENCH
CM lit Arml mil ijim
Hankell fke Finn! Word,
and Tkefc tko Tril
via On.
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rES MOINES. Ia. Ju?y Maine
took the first of tha Omehk eerie by
cor at" I V Not unt" th Bnn
went euVfrom Clarae to Darter !n tha
ninth Inning1 was tha gam safe, and both
teame" Ware compelled to fight 'of - every
advantage trained. Johnny Oondlng entered
Into an altercation with Jack Haskell and
ras ordered to tha bench In tbe'eigtb in
ning. In hlch Dea Molne won the game. .
In th Brat, wtth one out, Franck alngled
and etol ond. JI, adored on Welch
two-aacheK Tbe Champ led the score In
th aecon4. "ieter WaAng off for two
bases and' acortng on Yeegsr's elngle.
Omaha scored again In the ,fifth Austin
singled after Grabm had teen retired. lie
atole aeoond am! eoored on Gondlng'a
elngle. A double -fnf iit off what looked
like aure runa. In th ilJfth, Dolan'a error
gave Anderaon a. 11V ahd, the same'thlng
happened to give Hogrlec a- life. Then
Dexter fanned and a paee-'ml, ball advanced
both Andreaa and Hogrlever. .chlyke hit
to Franck, who threw home, but Lebrandt
dropped tha ball. Yeager alngled and Hog
rlever arored, tying the game up. Yeager
worked a fake eteat and kept the In
flclders busy until Schlpke creased the plate,
"when V submitted td berhg- put out. Tha
te" aeoK -n . i -
art r -. v DE3-MOLNE8
AB. R.
H. PO. . A.
E.
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Mclaughlin, cf ...
Andreaa, 2b
? irogrlever, rt ....
Iexter, lb
, flrhlpke. 8b .......
Traitor, !
4-C'orkhllk If i
i
1
0
u
.1 I -o
Ouchnaur. aa ......... 8-. .,0
Clark, p 8 0
-i Total .. ...... ....
T 27 17
-. OMAHA.)
AB. . R. H. PO. A.
B.
1
rtoldnn, rf
Franck, ea
Autrny, l( .......
Walch, It .
lmlan, lb'
Oraham, 2t .rt.
Auntln, . 2b .......
Oondlna-. 0
.... a 0 1 0 0
1
0
0
6
o
.... 0
. o
.... 4 0
.... 4 "0
...4.. .a
t , 0
0 .
0
i
0
Jjebrand. a J
Thompaon, p 0
' Totals .....81 i 8 14
tes Moines".'. ...O'lO 0 00
Omaha v. ft 0 10 0
K B
0 ..4
o o-a
... Earned pins: Dea Moines, 2; Omaha,
Two-base hits: Welch, " 'Austin, Dexter.
Basse on-bftllsi on 'Clarke, - S. Double
plays. -Bchlpk to Andreaa to Dexter; Ora-
. barn to Franck., Passed ,.tall: Labrandt,
1. Wild pitches: Clsrke, 1. Struck out:
' " By Clarke. - 8: by Thomrmon. 7. Stolen
Vht bases: Hohtpke," . MeLaugbhn, Franck,
Austin. BaorlMce hits: Franck. Hotrriuver.
... Tim of game: 1:40. Attendance, 8U0, Uro
plre: Haskell. ' " ' 1 -
terrors umi pntn m Oana.
fi.i DENVER. July-a-Misermbl work by the
Denver uiflnld gave PuMa the game today.
.Kick Adams, left hander, pitched great
ball exrertt in "th aevAnth lnnlnr. vhiin
"' a hit by Drill tied the Score. "The runs
.' made In tha eighth were all on . errors by
i. Denver. Tha local team .earned both lta
un Score:,,... . . . .
.' ' . DENVER.
' " ' " AB. R. H. PO.
A. E.
0 0
1 1
4 0
1 0
t
0-0
l .1
1.1
I 1 9
14 "5
A. E.
0 0
0 0
1 1
.0 0
0 0
1 0
4 1
8 0
1 0
Murphy, 'rf 5 ' t . 8 - 0
f. t'amady, If 4 r0-
k. Wheeler. 3b 4. .. 0
White, lb 4 0
iAuterbom, Zb 4 1
! 'VandertTtft. cf uui.'t 4 '0 '
1 0
0 8
1 12
8 1
0
1. 1
0 (
1' I
Klneally,.
0-V
McDonough... b
R. Adam, p .
C i f.'--i. ".
vi.
3
I-
l - J
' ' Total
i s..39
. PUEBLO
87
;H. PO.
2
Mlllvrv. cf .
4
v;.... 8
' 0
T'l
1
, 1
1
1
4
10
0
0
8
1
87
! '' El wert,- b ' .....
Mnlcholr, rf
ce Belden, lb
4
, . llader, ZD
1
Corhan. as 4
'"'DrlU. o .j;k .4
'0
0
0
Jackson, p .4
... .
Totals 35
"Denver i. 1 0
" Tnehln ..i.i.. .: : u 0
8 (
0 10
10 8
0 0-3
0 0
0 8
0 0 0
8 0-6
.- ' basest Cassady, Melcholr, Belden. Hit by
, pitcner: jtaweru irsi. dbs on nana: un
v Jackson, ' 1. Struck' out: By Adams, 10;
bv Jackson, a Left on bases: .Denver, 4;
. Pueblo, l Time-, 1:S8, Umpire: Brennan.
: Lincoln Wlaa Upklll Game.
! LINCOIN, Neb., July 8.-Llncoln took an
uphill game from Sioux ,C1ty today, wln-
, , nlng by a score of 8 to 8. The visitors
' ' landed on Btimmel In the early Innings, and
' ?wttn errors', piling up : It looked like a
: runaway game. They aoored In the aeo
1 i- nd. and uairth on a, eomblnatlon of hlta
and errors, summer tlgntened up after
the fourth, and In the alxtb the Llncolna
began pounding JarrrMt,, Ketchem and Kox
led off With slnifles, Jlolines aucrlfloed them
on -a baae.' and both aoored an Gatnler'a
hit over. Weed'a , head, '. rIn, the se venth
Fehlon waa. given a life' .oh , Weed's error,
wen to ojnd on ' Sullivan's out, to third
on Btlmmrl a single and borne on Kstchem'a
hit. ThaCwf" tba gm.. Score:
r unuozj.
.';.' ', , All. R. H. PO. A.
Ketchem.. f. ....,...1 18 6 0
Fox,. Jb. 1
Holmtis, Hit 8 0
(lagnlor, es. 4 t
Davidson, If. ....,,.'.4 'p a
Thomas,, lb, 4 0
Fenlon, rf. 8 1
Sulilvanl.'O.' .,..ti,,..,-l 0
etaintri.p. 4. 8 0
4--tl . ' & Zn a
I u 10
llmv out for Inferterrlng with fielder.
i , .1' , SIOUX C1TT.
! " ' ' ABv.R H. PO.
A.
Campben. . 4 - 0 4
0
D: BhehdQ, Sb. 4
Npbllt. cf' .,,4..V;... 4 1
WWd, IlK t
1
0
0
1
0 .
t .
8
Haft. Jtv ..;.....- 4T
OranvlUa, CO.. 8
Hupp. rf. ........ t
J. blieehan.. o,.. 4
Jtrrott, p' 4
t 0
Totals V...,,.;M i I 6 14
Mncoiu -';. ....,, I.v0 .0 0r 0 0 8 1
Bi-Hix Hir-.. 0 t 1 0 t 0
18 8
0 -
0 0-8
hxAimd swnsi i-lncojii, 1 Two-I
reMai,V I Khtohan. T Bacrlfl
Holmes SuHlvan, Oranvm.. Bto
Two-baae hlta:
(1c -blta:
Stolen baa:
Oarnlcis Litl Plays: btu-nmal to Gnguter
10 'iiv. i'i.i rsoniit to . j.. sneelmn. btruck
out,: " Hy .iimiroel, 1; by Jarrott, i. Bases
on baH;, Off Jmtt. ,1:. Hit. by pitched
ball: Ritnlmri, t XfX "ft bases: Lincoln,
8; luux City.T. Time: 1:88. Umplr:
Conahun ' Attendince: aX . '
f ti41 ? ltke - Tons. , .
: . , . Playd. Wop. Lost. .' pet.
De Mjloii.,j tt-'tv.-ST 14 .407
OatabaV . . i. . M SO 88
I.lnoulik' a . ; .47 US ' . 81 .61
Ioovr ,,..60 80"" 80 .600
loux Cltir.,,...rt.6J 17 8 .411
Pueblo. :...- 81 40 .11
Oame today: ' Omaha at Dea Moines,
Bloux, tUy at Lincoln, Pueblo at Denver.
'V Ul( UKk of Bans. ' ,'
The Diets , Atjiletlc aasoclathm have "ar
ranged fyr a stroiig attraction for Us
park for the' Fourth. Th National Bloomur
girls, who dratd tli Dteta Athlctioa a
low weeks ago. will- play, a return' gam.
Mtts Waddvll, tha young woman southpaw,
who was no prehVdsnt In th art of twirling
on tha lsit visit wiH ba m the boa' Thure.
day, Gertrude, who waa , Such a
favorite wltt) the bUwrherties ou . the
former ylajt. will again oovet.ttrst. . '
Tha lliiMib-.. ... ... ' .
Massmaov otrui-, ..Cii'hr., ....,,. templ
buunril...... u.Piu-HerJ.. '.,..,.. Wa.iaoil
Hunter... ....Flrst Bas Agna
pui ir, KulgLt. .,..6ound Ba Kuth
Trace, Third . Uae....,.0 r
Bnntt.t. ,.v..f hort.t.. p.. ....... ,'.' t l ws
Andirsin;..,,..,,,.l!t tld. ' ,JeU
I jiffcrt, ,.... v,.i,..Ciiir rtld,,..i.. Vlay
PiatOer...,,. Kl!.U FtMld.,D!dolea
Bleensr at IMeta Park.
t'ue.. hJedred and fifty black basa 4n
tl. day of fikMng naa.the record of
an-ica.u.f f'Sr'y ' ' t has ,Jut returned
front ' l district "of Cherry' county
i rm it .tr:. o 1 , !T cl.w,ai.V
V W... '3Vtv I i'ai'i ..w.wim ...cii aai
Lr. Van Cauu. Must A &siiU4 was
r r r. - nur
done In Dnwev: -lake; atvml thirty . miles
Mouth of Valentin. All of the leh weighed
from one to five and M hnlf pound. B"v
ern.1 ct.'irf twnaha artte hav had a gnod
lurk in;. the Same region this season. - .
UtNES pT TIIK NATIONAL. IXAOIR
rittsbwrgr Win fn St. Koala' In ike
Hlntk.
. riTTSnUHO, July l-The' Flttsburgs
mada a treat flniah todav. acorlna throe
n 1 hii t-ht
center for a single. It was fumbled by
Hnstetter and three runners crossed th.
plate. Score: . ,
MTTBt'R '
AB.H.0.A.S
t. linn.
Anaon oa, rf. t t OBrrao, lb ... 4 1
Uick. ....! tit 1 Bennett. lb . I lilt
Itallman, If.. 4 I tKenntrhr. lb. 4 I 4 1
Watnar. -.. t lit SHollr. M. .... 4 I t t
Ab'ttlclilo, lb I i I I Bursett rf... 4 lit
Nealnn, lb I 14 1 tMnerar. II.... 11 111
Miorkt, ..., 4 I IHw'.uir, t, 4 I 111
PhlM, i I 1 tMnrmh)!, .. I It 1 1
PtilliirsL ..t 1 1 tMi-Olrn. .. 4 t 4 1
Clara I I t M V
i TotH 1 UH 11
Tnt.hj..i...t i n it r
Batted for Phllllppe In ninth.
None out when Winning run aeored. .
Ptttsburg. rUl . O f 0 -
St Louis ...1 O'l 0 I 0 0 04
Two-bas hits:'' Kenotehy, Burnett.
Three-base hit: Wagner. Sacrifice hits:
Anderson,. Nealon. Bennett, Murrajf. Stolen
bases: Abbattlchlo, Marshall. Double
playa: Abbattlchlo to Nealon; Wagner to
Nealon to Storke; Wagner to Abbattlchlo
to Nealon; Molly to Kenotehy, Baea on
balls: (iff Phillip, ; off McGlynn, 4. Lett
on bases: Pittsburg, t: St. Louis, ft. Time:
1:15. Umpire: Carpenter. (
Pklladlkta Ihstt Oat Jlls.
PHILADELPHIA. July 1 Philadelphia
shut out Boston today. Cotrldon held the
visitors Hit in every, inning, wniie in
locals hit Boultes hard. The batting ot
Doolln was a feature. Score: , . ,.
PHlLADCLPHIa. . DOBTOM. .
AB H O A . AB.H.O A
Thomas, St.. I 1 4 t tBrl4slL as.. I 1 I 1
KuM, lb.... 4 tit t Tnnr, lb... I 111
Tlui, rf..4.-l It tBrsln. lb.... 4 tit
Mwm, ir...4l , I OHaaun it, 4 0 11
Oram, b....4 10 4 Hun, rf.... 4 110
Courtney, ' lb. I t 10 1 1 burke. If .... I 1 1 t
IXMIIn. H..I 4 4 I
4- 4 I I tRitcher. . lev. 4 -t 4 I
JacklHach, S. 4 1 4 1 Brown, t t 4 4
Corrldon, p.. t 0 I t tBoultn, ... 10 11
Tnt.ln II 10 17 If 1 ToUls 11 I 14 15 t
Boston .-. ...0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Philadelphia 1- 0 ( 0 0 0 0 1 -
Two-base hit: Knabe. Three-base hit:
Doolln. Double play: Knabe to Doolln
to Courtney. Left on bases; Boston, t;
Philadelphia, ' a Usees on balls: Off
Boultes, 4: off Corrldon, 4. Struck out: By
Boultes. I; by Corrldon, i. Wild pitch:
Corrldon. Time: 1:06. Umpire: Emalle.
Cubs Win Close Contest.
CHICAGO, July t-telnfeldi, Sheckard
and Chance won today'a game for the
locals. They were the only one to solve
Welmer'e delivery and their hits war made
at the right time. Reulbach pitched a
fine game, holding the visitors to four
singles. Ganiel and Welmer each getting
two. The features were a great stop back
of second by Tinker and a catch off tho
bleacher fence by Odwell. Score:
CHICAGO. CINCINNATI.
AB H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.B.
Blurts. ot....4 4 11 OHunlna lb.. I 0 14
Shecksrd, If. 4 J 1 bobrt,
I t I t
4 0 11
10 10 0
t I It 1 0
4 4 10 0
4 4 0 0 0
4 4 14 0
111 4 0
Rchulta, rf... I 0 14 OMItcbalU rf..
Ch.nco. lb...t 111 0 0 Dsrla, of
Stelnfeldt, Ib I I 0 t 40ni.l, lb...
Ttnkor. .-,. I 0 11 OBohlol, o
Rv.r.. lb.... I 0 11 OMowrr, Ib...
Kllnf. c..'... I t0 0O4wll, It....
Roulljach, a.. 1 0 0 4 1WUnr,
Totals. .....M t 17 It 1 Totals to 4 M II 4
Chicago 1 0 10 1 0 0 t
Cincinnati l.u 0 0 u 0 v o u 1
Two-base hit: Chanoe. . Sacrifice hits:
Tinker, Schulte, Lobert. Stolen bases:
Bheckard. Davis. ' Double plays: Elvers to
Tinker to Chance, Htiggins to Oansel, Mit
chell to Oansell. Left on bases: Chicago.
2; Cincinnati, 7. First baae on balls: . Off
Reulbach, 4; off Welmer, 1. Struck out:
By Reulbach, 6; by Welmer, 1 Timet 1:39.
Umpire: O'Day.: . .-.
. Brooklyn Beats Now York
' BROOKLYN, N. I. July 8 In a pitchers'
battle Brooklyn won again today from
New York, scoring the winning run in tha
ninth Inning on two errors by Corcoran
and -a single by StrlckletV shutting out
tha visitors. Scori . ... ,
. . -BaoOKLYM. MUW YORK. . .
' AU H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.B.
Alsarawn,' lb 4 0 I t. t ahsBson, If.i 4 1 1 t 0
Cater, lb 4 10 1 1 Brown, rf... I 1 I 0 4
Lumlay, rf... 4 1 0 0 ODvrlln, Ib... 4 till
Batcb,' if....; I 0 10 Osermour, af.. I 0 10 4
.Jordan, lb.... I 4 It 1 OH.nnK.n, lb. I 0 14 0 0
Malonay, ef .. t 1 1 Oliatilen, a.... I 1 t 4
Lewln,' a.... 4 44 -ororma, lb.. I lilt'
Bersn. 0 I 1 OBowermaa. 1 0 4 4
MtrinklaU. .. 4 I I t' 0 Taylor, p. ... t tilt
Hammel .... 1 0 0 OWlits p.... 1 0 0 4 0
Totals.. ..i.M 0 17 10 1 TotiUa M . ! It I
Hatted for Bergen In nintb.
Two out when winning run was made.
New York 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Brooklyn 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-1
Two-baae hlta: strlcklett, Casey. . Hits:
Off Taylor In aeven lnnlnga, 8; off Wilts
in two innings, i. sacrifice nits: Brown,
Baton. Stolen .bas; . Jordan. . Left on
bases: Brooklyn, ; New York, 8. 1 First
base on balls: Off Taylor, 1: off Strlcklett.
1. Struck out: By Taylor, 1; by Wlltse,
8; by Strlcklett, & Time; 1:&3. Umpires:
Rigler and Klein. . .
Btandlnac of tko Teams,
Played. Won. Lost. Pot.
Chicago 60 CO ' 14 .758
New Yerk .01 "87, M .617
Pittsburg ..63 U .26 .Wfl
Philadelphia 03 5 2S .m
Cincinnati W 29 87 .4S0
Boston ......... Ill 27 : 86 . .433
Brooklyn ,. 6 27 88 . 416
St, Iuis 60 14 68 .232
Games today: Boston at Philadelphia,
New York at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at Chi
cago, St. Louis at Pittsburg.,
GAMES 1ST AMERICAN AgSOCI ATION
Cotnaukna Wins front Loatavlll In tko
, . Tontk . IaaUa. -'
I5UI8VILLK, Ky., July . 8,-Columbue
defeated Louisville today In a KMnning
game. The visitors won on a base on
balls, a stolen base and Blue's long elngle
to center In th last half af th tenth.
Boor: -
coLtWBt'i. tornaviMje.
AB.H.O A K. AB.H.O.A.B.
Ju4., rf...... I 1 I 1 IStoTAll, rt... t 4 10
ml. Ib I 1 4 1 lttaalar, of... 4 1 I 4 0
Hulpwltt. aa.. 4 14 I 1 Brwbotr. Ib. 4 4 t 4
Oewlor, ef... 4 114 4Coor. lbv... t 8 U I t
Kihai. lb..., I 111 4 ODulllraa. lb., I tilt
BfrratlUi. If. 4 1 1 I Or.Ut, ....... I 110 1
Wrlfley. lb., till tgulnlaa. a.. I I t I I
Blu.. 6 1 T 4 OWovdrag. If. 4 1 4 1 0
Hobarullla, s4 I 4 f tU. burnun, (11111
Tuis r? u to it l Tout... .....u mul
Two out whan winning run aoored.
Loulavlll 1 4 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 9-8
Columbua 0 10100010 1-4
Two-base hit: Klhm. Three-base hit:
Oessler. Stolen bases: Pelts, Servatlua.
Sacrifice hits: Frlel (1), Ilulswltt, Qsnalnr,
Brashear. Doubl play: Cooley to Sulli
van. Baaes on balla: Off Durham, 8; off
Robertaill. 2. Struck out; By Durham, 4;
by Robertaill. 4. Wild pitches: Durham,
8- Ixft on baeee: Louisville, 7; Columbua.
14. Time: 8 hours. Umpire: Kane,
standing of Iko Tonsaa.
Played. Won. Lost.
.... 67. 48
Pet.
.627
..bS
.661
.471
.4
.464
..436
Columbua ...
Toledo
41
68
. 83
33
31.
Mlnneapolla
(19
68
71
' w
69
7S
31
34
SH
Kanaua (Jlty
Milwaukee .
Louievllla ...
St. Paul
30 ,4 1 39
81'' kHi
Indlananolla
.418
(James today: 'Columbus at-Koulsvilla,
Toledo at Indianapolis. Kansaa City at Mil
waukee, tvt. r-aui at Minntiapoiia. ,
GAMES IN TUB IOWA LEAGUE!
First and Second Team a F.ark Pnll4
Down n Natck.'
MARSH ALLTOWN, la., July 8 (Special
Telegram. )-Followlng are the result In
the Iowa league;
At Ottumwa: ' ' R H B.
Ottumwa 8 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 08 4 1
Jacksonville ....0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 6 8
llutterlaai Coykendall and Weigart; Mo.
Carthy and BbIU . .
At Oakalooaa: R.H.K.
Oakalousa .. ...... 1 0 4 4 0 8 0 4 8 10 8
Qulncy 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 04 10 4
Hatterle: Shaft and Mltse; Bennett and
Walsh.
At Burlington: . R H EL
Burlington 0 4 0 4 0 0 0 0 4 8 0
V'a(erl.H v...,0 0 S 1 0 0 0-1 1 4
Batteries: Green and Bruggeman; Oaa
par and Llsett.
At Keokuk: RH El
Kookuk 0 MIIMI 0-0 4 8
MaeaHalltowa .0 0 1 0 0 0 0 01 8 1
Baiteriea: . Spencer Snd Williams; Qiffsn
and Iforney. ; . j
, ,,. Standing- of tko Toaaaas.
Vk.vMt War T . 17..
Jacksonville "...ty.... 47
- .6
' :3
-is
Viaienoo , ,.-. 4
burnirton,-..v.,,',... 61
"ekal--n ,..v.i,I...4
hi--1 iMtutown (.
Viunliy ...vs.. ..,... 12
21
$i
Ag;
Keokuk We.(f..j..'-. &i
. . .-4' 8
44 f '- X!i
That V-W, hi th American Iracu
re- oi.rrT-tiautirif for ' ti,.ramoy. With
hV.x in i.,t, ir t.,vii i4 tli fe.ua
Joel u valine Uliui-A
HIE-4 OfAIIA
NAPOLEONS BEAT VI1ITE SOX
Clevela"ni Americana Take Another
V " Step Toward Tint Place., ',
" . y 1 ..' -,
LEIBIIARDT PITCHES IT5E GAME
Farsaor Oasaka P14ke Holds World"
. Cssmnlosi to Tkroa Itlta kali
Skoald'Hav 114 bat-
. -CLEVELAND, ' O., July I. Cleveland
defeated Chicago again today, the score
being I to 1. Llebhardt held Chicago
down to 'three hit and would hava abut
th visitors out but for an. error of Judg
ment by Clarke. Flick and Hlnchman
drove In Cleveland'a runs. Boore: '
ntk 1 I 1 4 0H.hn.rf 4 ft e S
BrllW. lb., t I cf 4 1
Tvrnor. m... I til Uhell, lb.... 4 a I
Lioi. Ib.... t t ,uitny. If 4 0 o
BtoT.ii. lk... 4 Llt'l tttoh. I til 0
Hlncbmui. II t 1 4 t twanhua, Ib. I til 1 0
Brmaib'B, til I I I tQaiuin. Ib... t t 1 1
f"rte. i'!!!'- ! ! 1!
Usbhardt. p. I 1 I tWBit.. l0 1 J
' - Z "J "'"' T.u ' G t m u l
Cllv'.nd '" ' .oTo-O- 0 1 1 J
rhlf-o 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 01 i Moving, unir ntaiiH joraruuj-,
CTwo-baa; hit: ClVrke .Three-base Mt:l La BoreUfc II alao ran. ,
B.fni.n Bn.Hflr. hit.- Brsdl.v. Turner.! Fourth race. Long Island handicap, mile
r ukh.t mhmin! White.. Stolen
' he- nonnhue. White. Sullivan. Doubla'i
pjay: I.alole to stovail. uasea on Daiit:
Off Llebhardt, : off White, 1.- Hit "by
pitched ball: By White, . 1. wit on
CW-viiand.'9: -Chios ro', 8. BtrucJc'
out: By Llebhardt, 1; by White. 4. Tlnm:;
1:40. .Ltnplrea; EvanB and O'Loughlln.
' - Browns Win In Tenth.
'DETROIT, Mich, July . Five hlta fi
the tenth Inning, Including a double by .
Olade, the pitcher, gave St. Louis four
runs In the tenth Inning. AU of the
scoring was done with two out. Mullin
was Ineffective, while Olade waa good,
after the early lnnlnga. Both teams were
inane STieee. Jennings and MoAleer being
notified today of suspension for argu
ment with Umpire O'Loughlln last week.
Score:
8T. UOUI8. " -DETROIT.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.B.
Nile, lb.... 4 1 I t 4D. Jnn, If. 4 0 t 0 4
T Jones, lb. t I II 0 OCoughlln, lb. t I 1 4 0
tlton. If t 8 t 4 t Crawford, e(. I 4 1 0 0
Flck'rins. rf. t I 1 t OCobb, rf I 1 9 0 1
tT. ....! I I 10 Bowman, lb. I 114 4 0
Hempblll, ill 1 I I Otrhaefer, lb. I 0 4 4 1
Hansen, lb.. 4 I I 1 1 achmldt, ... 4 1 4 8 1
Spencer, o.... I 111 OO'Learr, aa.. 4 1 1 t 0
Olada, ......! I 0.1 1 Mullin, ..., 4 1 t 4
Totala 46 16 M IT 8 Totals N I 0 1 t
Bt LOUIS 1 01080000
K.-troH 0 1 I 2 0 0 6 0 0
Two-base hlta: Roasman, Mullin, Olade.
Stolen basn: D. Jones, Cobb, Schaeffer,
T, .tonea, Pickering. Left on basea: De
troit, 6; St Louis, 9. Bases on balls:
Off Mullin, I; off Olade, 8. Btruck out:
By Mullin, 4; by Glade, 2. Timet 8:16.
Umpire: Connolly.
Wasklngtes Defeats Boston.
BOSTON, Mass., July 8. Boston wns
beaten today In a poorly played game by
Washington, 4 to 4. In the third Winter
passed - one man and hit another, after
which four singles and a two-bagger
netted the visitors four runa. A single,
a three-bagger and an out In the vuth
addad two mora. . Boaton'a batting acored
c-ne run In the first, and In the eighth
errors by Perrlne and Alttaer nearly lost
the gam. Score;
WASHINGTON. BOSTON.
AB.H.O A.K. AB.H.O.A.B.
firmer, if... 4 OSulllTin, f.. 4 t I 0 0
0. nl.r, rf.... 4 114 tParant. aa.... I 117 0
Pelehantr. Ib 4 1 I 1 OConsaltoa, rf 4 I 1 1
Andarasa, lb. 4 1 T 0 Ourlm.haw, lb 4 4 14 0 4
Jonea. ci 4 110 0Br.tt. If.... I 114 4
rarrlna, Ib... 4 4 14 1 Knight, Ib... 4 1 1 t 4
Allli.r, at... t 114 If-errls, lb.... 4 116 1
Warnar, a.... I 4 4 1 0Crl-, 4 0 4 8 1
ralkanbarg, ,4 I 0 1 tWInter, 0 0 10
-faasahlll ,. 1 4 4 4 4
toUla tt rft U I
Tauis......l 1 17 IT I
Batted for Winter In the nlntti. .
Knight out, bit by batted ball.
Washington 0 0 4 0 0 (T 2 0 06
Boston ..1 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 4
Two-base hit: Oanley, Sullivan, Con.
galton. Three-baa hit: Falkanberg.
sacrifice hit: Warner. Stolen base:
Knight. Double plays:' Altfser to Dele,
hanly to Perrlne; Altlser to Perrlne :ttf
Anderaon; Crlger to Grlmshaw. Left pn
4aes: "Boston, Washington,"." ttaso
on balls: - OtT . FalUenberg, 1; off Winter,
1. Hit by pitcher: By Winter, 1; by
Falkenberg, 1. Struck out: By Winter,
I; by Falkenberg, 4. . Tltne. 1:42. Um
pire: Sheridan. 1.
BtamdlBaT.of tko Trnaaa,
. Played. . Won. Lost.
Pet.
Chicago 64 41 23 .641
Cleveland ....'........ 68 42 24 .636
Philadelphia 64 96- S8 ' Mt
Detroit 61 S3 . 28 , .641
New York 61 HO 81 .492
St. Louis 67 28 29 ' .416
Boston 64 23 41 J ,SH9
Washington 69 20 89 .a39
Oames today: Chicago at Cleveland, St.
Louis at Detroit, Washington at Boston,
Philadelphia at New York.
CAR It LEADS THE HICKEY LEAGUE
Indtevnapolla Man tko Prtaa Blngger
In American Aaaoolatlon.
Psrrlng Is bitting .809 for Toledo, th
leader of the league being Carr of Indian
apolis, with .iui. Bandow Merte 1 just
outside the charmed .800 circle.
Naine. dub. ret. Nana. Club. Pot.
Carr, Indianapolis tt Qulnlaa. lxinJTlllt,.. .148
Oesnler, Columbua Wrller, Columbua.. . .144
I. t'larka. Toledo 144 Bnblnnn, Mllwauke .144
Erwta, St. Paul 141 lufden, St. Paul 44
Connors, Mllwaukea.. , at, Ptul til
Land, Tolado 12 Bmnbear, LouliTllla.. .211
Curtis, Milwaukee... .irf Smith. . 8t. Paul 21ft
Smoot, Toledo.... 1-4 Oraham, Mlnnaap'lta Ml
Annhruater, Toledo.. .Ill Abbott. Toledo 137
B. Freeman. Mlnn'ilS .111 O'Netl, Minneapolis.. .Ml
rim in, Toledo Woodruff. UmiaTllla.. .Ul
Rath, MllwaukM
siegie. maianapoiia
.IOT Hughaa, LeuHrllle..
.T Criaa, St. Paul
.31t Bulltr.n, Loulavlll.
.II i. BalllTan. Kan. C.
.1.11
.130
.121
.til
.821
Neal. uoulitiue.....
Hulawltt, Columbua.
Bella. Tolado
Oreen, Mllwauke. ..
Dunlaavr. St. Paul.
KMgwaaa, Kan. City..
Fobl,
Columbua ZK1 Chech,
Toledo.
.2--1
Mertea. Mlnneaoolla,. .Il O. Wllllama, IadUn. .134
Oramlnrer. Mlnnaa.v Putuaana,- LaulaTllla .124
Prlik. SL Paul , .M Betllla, Mllwauke... -in
BarbMU, Toledo 1 .tl gtanlay, LenleTllla... .lit
Oerer, Columbui . Platter, Columbua .til
1. rraeniaa. Mlnaea. .1U Maiuka, ' Mlnnaapolle. .tit
Btorall, LouUrllla... .11 Hopka, Indtanapollt.. .I'l
Juda, Oslambua 24 Kothlar, St. Paul HO
Hill. Kutil City t4 Laughtln. Bt. Paal... "
Hlmea. Indlananolla. !M Blue, Columbua , .!"
Lattlniar. Toldo tH K.rwln, Kan. City... .
Coulter, Indlanasolta. .H'l Brlna, Indlananolla.. .2)
Porkomay, Toledo t Clark, Milwaukee 104
Huelemaa. Kan. C4tr Ena, Kaa. Cltr lit
Nordrke. Bt. Paal Ill twushertr. Mllwau... .143
Clarke. Toledo..,
I'T Crutrher. Kan. t Hr.. At
r?4 C. Williams, It. Paul .1T7
.1'4 La Ror, St. Paul 174
tli Dundon. Mlnneapolla .171
McBrtd. Kaa. City.,
Prial. Columbua
Pelta, LoulSTllla
CooUr, LoulaTllla...,
Llndaay. Kan. City...
McCarthy, Kaa. 1tr.
-Vi Jim Freemaa. Mian. .171
.tlO Keana. LoulaTllla 1T
TO tlaala. Indianapolla. .1(0
Krueaae. Kan. Cltr.. .rtt L'pp, Columbua 150
LtTlnsatoaa, India na .t1 Pranta, Kan. City... .1fc0
sarratlua. Columbua.. .B4 Goodwin, Mllwauke. .147
kaafaa, Tolado Ml 1. Adama, tt. Paul... .1U
MoChaaaey. Mllwaa.. .11 Oltlen. Toledo nl
Orlar, Mlnneapalla... .141 parrla, St. Paul 121
Crumley. Indlana'lla. Il Lauterborn, St. Paul. .IX
Beokler. Kan. ntf... .M0 Hawlar. Indianapolla ,101
Mccormick. Mllwau.. Shannon. Mlnneaealla . 1"!
Thomaa. Mlnneapolla ." Klllott, LouiiTtll 14
Kru(. Indianapolla... .t:4 Dlrkaon. St. Paal 0t
Purka, Kaa. Cltr ... I I Caaa. Kaa. Cltr 014
Wtraar, Ooluiabue P 4 Towaaend. Columbua .01
Klkia. Columbua .,., .lol rord. Mlnneapolla
Tlam.r.r. St. Paul... .11 Shnalaer. Mllwaubaa .07
Railly, Columbua 14 lummara, ladlana'lla ,011
Kan. City... .141
BLACKSTAFFK
LOS ICS
TROPHY
Captain Darell of First Life Gnarda
Tnkee It Away at Henley.
HENLEY, England. July 8 The Leander
crew, as anticipated, won an easy victory
over the London Rowing club today in the
first heat for tha grand challenge cup.
The former took the lead from tha start
and paddled across th finish line in seven
mlnutea thirty-three seconds. The British
OMtaruen ar relying on the Leander to
win back tn grand challenge cup which
waa -captured by tU Belgian laat year.
The crew contain aeven old Cambrldgs
oarsmen and I stroked by Stuart, who
was stroke when Cambridge defeated Har
vard In 1106. - ,
The surprls of th day waa th defeat
of BlackataCu, holder of the diamond
aoulla trophy, by Captain Darell of Th
First Life guard. After a splendid racrt,
Dau-ell won by half a length. Time, 6 min
utea 67 aecond. " Th weather was cold
and' alsmal. . .
RICHMOND SAYS WO FIGHT I Iff IOWA
"- ' .
BlaaTe Cklef Looks Aswauad ta Looato
tko BwnaeYnrr Line,
Chief of Police , George H.; Richmond ef
Council - bluff, accompanied by. City En
gineer Luiyre, neat lo Cut-Off yatrUy
looming Lu InwMisat th topagraphy of
th land and aacartain whr lb border
Una btwn Nabraaaa and Iowa lay. If
th H) land-Dckr flatlo con tea la pulled
aft west ot Fatly a plao MaVr Richmond
will not InUrfur,' e H ' ".H 4 on N
braaka territory, but If th proiaotar at
tinfl to PMll tf I'gtlt UXt. 14 K 14 ald It
,. cui.tttuittlatoal. - just-, vauif " of Fatty's
piavo, Major tUcbtawud and a sulfioiaut
DAILY' bEE TrOIlSD AY, -
forca of o(Ttira will b on hand to ae
that no prise 0M takea place on Iowa
soli on July 4, - The Unt and other tem
porary atrwturoa hav be erotd on th
Iowa aide f the boundary line, but Major
Richmond announoes , that none of them
will be utilised for thr pits fight.
GTBNTt OS THK RVJIlflNO TRACK
CIUV4a .AVln- tk Ua( Islaad
IlaaJleaoi at. tkeakea Bar
NEW YORK, Jul' a Cottotitown, at li
to l, carrying top WBight ot 11 pounda
and . ridden by Bandy, won th ln
Island handicap at Sbeepshead Bay today,
blr Lynnewood at 16 to 1 waa aeoond.
with f irst Premium third. Prlnc Ham
burg waa thai - early pacemaker. In th
stretch Cottotitown went to the front and
won by a head.' Biskra, a X to 1 shot,
finished third m tit last race, but waa
disqualified tor fouling Scallop. Four fa
vorites won. Results:
First race, sia and -one-half furlongs!
Suffrage, 118 (Nutter), to 10, won; J. C.
Core. 107 (Miller), to 1, aeoond; Uarbary
Belle, m, hi. Dvigan), to L third. Tuns:
1:1. Crrtokenthori.e. Aan Alvteo and Ce-
1 darstroma also ran. Uatlavant left at
rimmyu., v. . -.
J!""?y une, 1M towens; s lo i, second.
nerni v uiiama, U4 tawnreri, i
'. third, -fflme: Parson Kell also ran.
! l.aroneV Commodore ionlalne and Clylng
I Machine fell.
i xhlrd race, five furlongs'.' Notasulsra,
'lit (0mer), 7 to t, won; Julia Powell,
lu (sandy), tt to 1, aecond; Park View.
'lli (Koecner), 40 to 1, third... Time: 1:01.
I M'"V "HV. .. Mary. "Sty lit, t Keep
i "d a furlimef Cottonlown. 11 (Handy),
to. It won; Sir Lynnewood. 104 (Preston.),
11 to 1, aeuond;, Flrsi Premium, 1
(Booker). I to . 1. third. Time: i:MH.
Cairngorm. Zambesi. Wexford, Prlnoa
Hamburg. Orapple and Coymald also ran.
Fifth race.-on mile and onelxtenth.
cn turf: Saraclnesca, 106 (Miller), 6 to 6,
won; Tony Bonero, It 4) (Mountain), 15 to 1,
second; Unlf Ball, 1(4 (E. 'Dugan), 12 to 1,'
third. Time: 1:49. Dreamer. i.etliu,
Cabochon.. 13 Capltan and George S.
Davla also ran.
Sixth race, selling, six furlongs: Joe
Nealon, 92 (K. Dvgan). 7 to 1 won; Hal.
99 (Harty), 6 to k aecond; Scallop, 10
(Miller), 2 to L third. Time: 1:14. Al
auda, Beardall, Martha Jane, Montauk,
Orena, Thomas Calhoun; Wlldstar, Band
box, Bewitched and Tsutk Master also ran.
kra finished third, but was disqualified
for fouling.
CINCINNATI. July a-ResulU at La
tonia: First race, five and one-half furlongs:
Babado. 98 (Powers), 18 to 1. won: M?r
rlgo, 90 (Martin), 40 to 1, aecond; vanael,
lot (Pickens), 6 to 1, third. Time: 1:0H
Margaret Randolph,' Rexal, Lady Vie,
Cheawardlne, Water Cooler. Bucket Bri
gade and Countess of Melbourne also ran.
Second race, six . furlongs: Tsar a, 103
(Lee), 9 to 2,, won; Vlpvrlno, 101 (Pickens),
8 to 1, second; Stoner Hill, lul (Chernyv,
4 to 1, third. Time: 1:16. Bert Oera,
Dew Star, Bon Trovato, Captain Fear
son, Uncle Henry, Royal Star, Red This
tle, and Qalllthot alsd fan.
Third race, one mile and. one-sixteenth:
Redwood II, 110 (Helgeson), 7 to 2, won;
Matador, 113 (Martin), 10 to L aecond;
Careless, 109 (Pickens), 7 to 1, third.
Time: 1:48. Caaperdlne, Shawana, Attila,
fccleetlc, Wedgewood, Monochord. Florl
sel and Tinker also ran.
tfourth race, one. mile and one-quarter,
Latonla Oaks: Llllle Turner, 1U (L22),
2 to L won; Mlsa Alert, 109 (Pickens), 13
to 6, second; Miss 1. Id a, ICO (Austin), 3 to
L third. Time: 2:07V Wing Ting and
Dainty Dame also ra.
Fifth race, six furlongs: Dr. Lee Huff,
man, 02 (Martin), 16 to L won; Beatrice
K., 107 (Taylor). 8 to L aecond I Boser-
Han, 100 (Pickens), to 1, third. Tim:
ljlli.. Bensonhurst, Ben Strong, Harold
P., Belle Toone, Barnsdale, HuaUd,
Haughty and Kohnoflaw also ran.
Sixth race, one mile: Woolstone, ' 97
(Pirate), 6 to 1, won; Demo, 66 (Sklrven),
16 to 1. aecond; Bias b'' Light, 67 (Butler),
T to 1, third. Time:- 1:41,. Caroline W.
Cygnet, Doubl Trouble, Prlnoe Silver-,
wings, Cam i lie. Small Lady, Warner. Oris
wold and Noel also ran. . ;
MIS SEARS TENNIS CHAMPION
Boaton Woman Defeats Ml as Neel
Two t,Notklnc .. -
PHILADELPHIA, '"July l.-Mlas Evalyii
Sears of Boston today wort the women's
singles lawn tennlaonamptonshlp of the
United States for "1907'. by defeating In
the hnal round oT tbd national tournament
at St. Martin a MlaaOarrla B. Neely of
ClncmnalW by a coa.' of two sets' to
nothing- There was--rKj -ch alien fftng round
becauao of th default of last year's
champion, Miss Homans of New York.
Except In the , first three games. Mlsa
Seara outgeneralled Miss Neely through,
out. Miss Neely started off at -a great
pace, taking the. first three games. Miss
Bears, however, soon struck her gait and
ran out alx successive games, In which
she allowed Mlaa Neely . but fourteen
points.
Summary:
Women's singles, final round: Miss Eve
lyn Seara, Boston, defeated Mlsa . Carrla
B. Nouly, Cincinnati, 6-3, 6-2. -
Championship round: Miss Evelyn Bears,
Boston, challenger, defeated Mlsa Helen
Homans, New York, holder, by default.
Mixed doubles, final round: Miss May
Sayres and Wallace, F. Johnson, Merlon
Cricket club, defeated- Mlsa Natalie Wll.
dey, Plainfleld. N. J., and W. H. Tlldtn,
Philadelphia Cricket club, 6-1, 7-6.
Motorcycle 'Handicap.
A ten-mile motor cycle race 'will tak
place at iv:su a. m., July 4, from Forty
eighth and Dodge atreeta.i The race will
be for live miles and, return. . The entrlea
thus far with handicaps are as follows:
J. P. Greenburg. handicap 6 tntnut, I
aeconaa. 1
Mark Rogers, handicap, 4 minutes, 24 sec
onds.
D. L. Diamond, handicap, 4 minutes, I
seconds.
Frank White, handicap, I. mlnuUs, 64
second. 1
Clarence Heath, handicap, 8 minutes, 46
seconds. . .
. Clyde Mlckle, handicap, 8 mlnutaa, 86 sec
onds. A. L. Lumier, nanaicap, 1 minutes, 12 sec-
m ; on.d":
John Cooper, handicap, 8 minutes. 80 seo-
onds.
William Maus, handicap, 8 minutes, SO
second a
Walter Bell, handicap, 8 minutes, Jp sec
onds, i
R. J. Fhle. handicap, t minutes.
Ralph Bader, handicap, $ mlnutea, 12 aec
onda. ,
A. H. Flint,' handicap, minutes, T sec
onds. Jepsen, handicap, 2 mlnutea, 8 seconds.
Rapid Delivery company, handicap, $
mlnutea, 12 seconds.
IOuls Flescher, scratch.
W. E, Dewey, handicap, I mlnutea, 64 sec
onds, i
' Peoples Store Playa.
The People Store team will play the
lakeside team at the Benson Eagle park
July 4. . As both teams have been de
feated but twice this year, a good game
Is expected. Line-up:
Peoples Store. Position.
Kelly .....Pitcher
float Catcher
Burnhsrt First Bas
Mai-arty Second Baae
Connell .....Phorttop
Hamilton ..Third Baa
FHch ,.,,.I.eft .Field
O'Conner Center Field
Brown.... ..Right' Field
Lekealde.
. Moeller
McDanlel
.. ..Moran
.Flanlgan
; Conner
..Pvterson
...Ratlkln
McOowan
Hulla
Flnkert Wlna Another Gam.
Fleharty. th crack Hutchlnaon pitcher,
hna been encaa-d In another extra Inning
came. In which he smirk out thirteen men
In the seventeen lnnlntu. The soor
R.H.B.
Hutchinson ..00 1 000 0 1 60 600 0 00 1-4 11 4
Wichita 10011090000000001 4 It 4
Batterlea: Fleharty and Lewie, Young
and Weaver.
Firemen, Too Mark for Indians.
CENTRAL CITY, Neh., July 8 (Special
Teiearam.) The Central City fire depart
ment defeated the Genoa Indiana here to
day tn a very exciting game. Score:
R. H. R.
Genoa 1 0 4 0 0 6 0 0 1-4 4 8
Central City '..6 0 8 $ 1 1 0 - T f
Batteries: .Uenoa, ahaw And oaa and
Paul: Central City, Kombrlnk, Lute and
Patterson.
Plenty Sworlng at Caaakridtr.
CAMBRIDGE Nab.. July 8 -(Special.)
Tiie most exciting baae ball game ever
played in tnta city took plac yeaterday
afternoon "Wt ween the buatneas men of
Cambridge, the North side against th
Bouth d. . All business houses were
closed during th gam and a larg at
tendance was present. ' The score resulted
la IS to la) m favor of the North side team.
Batteries: North side. Dr. Daly and W. C.
McCllntick; South side. Dr. Meyers. Bkr
and Dr. Reagor. '
.. . . .Tko Toman TVavader .. ,. .
Cures all Kidney, Bladder and Rheamatle
troubl: ; eold by nharmaA . MoConnall
Drug Co. and Qarl Drug .. Co., aw. tw
q on tha' treatment by mad, for SI. Dr. Ml
W. JUil, tt Olive St.. t Louis, kte. 4a
for tastUnoulalg a
JULY '-'4 - 1907.V
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Council Meet Tonlcnt, VJTxtn Urj
Ordinance, ' Will Be Iatroduced.;
SOME FIGtJEES FSOM TAX BOOKS
I'aloa Stock Vas-da C'aaapany Largest
Taasyera. wtltk tko Arrntir raok
img Company ' Neat ss
tka Ltat.
The city council will meet again tonight
for the purpose ef Introducing tha lvy
ordinance. It la anticipated that tha tax
commissioner may withhold his report on
th ground that he has not had acoeaa to
hi books, which h filed with th city
olerk, Th tax commissioner still has tha
blanks which war filled out by th depu
ties In making th assessmsnt laat spring
and could prepare his tax lleta from them,
but tho blank would not show tha cor
taction mad by th board of review or
by himself. Fof this reaaon h la mor
than usually anxious to havs possession of
tho records. In th meantime tha records
may bo consulted at any tlm at th offlc
of th city clerk. A casual exsntpatlon of
tho record yterday revealed several in
teresting features. Th books ahow quit
a number of erasures and corrections from
th original figures. Of course. It la within
tha discretion of th tag commissioner and
tho board of review to change tho asaess-
ment If thy ae fit, but th neceaalty of
raalng tho figures In the record and sub
stituting othera la not so apparent. In
th case of th reduction of tha assess
ment of th Cattle Feeders' Loan company
from $360,000 to 820,000, th figures were writ
ten In with red Ink luid th record, thua
Is perfectly In order. Tha assessment of
several of the packers waa changed with
out' this formality, ' Any change now that
th records : h,v been filed, would con
stitute a felony. -
Bom of the larger Items of the assess-
mrht roll may be of Interest 'at this time.
Tho big Hera Is th . assessmsnt of the
Union Stock Tarda company In realty, It
being $4,000,0000. Tha packers a ret
Cudahy 8695.000
Omaha ton.uuj
Armour . 620,00
8win ..v ( ,. bn.om
Burlington railway ,... 20,009
Rock Island $v,0o0
- On th rolls of personal taxes the figures
are as follows: v : -
Armour .' $597,800
Cudahy 679.191
Omaha Packing company 264,6:i0
Swift and Company Bi690
Union Stock Tarda company lilt!
Clay Kohlnson bu.mm
Howland Lumber company 41. J 6
Journal-Stockman 16,'X)
Jetter. Brewing company 1 17,0X1
Nebraska Telephone oompany 10,000
Nebraska Furniture company ... 11,000
Omaha A Council Bluffs Street Rall-
way oompany 600,000
Kleotrlo Light oompany 157,605
Omaha On compsny 150.(00
Omaha Water oompany SOO.tfO
Paokers National bank..
m,m
Bouth Omaha National bank
619.0A9
South Omaha Savings bank
Union Stook Yards National bank....
Updike Elevator company
Union Paclfio railway
Chicago 4k Northwestern
Omaha St North Platte railway
28,171
$11,934
86.000
816150
44,426
tM.226
omena & southwestern railway.
117.480
cnicago at Bock island ...
Missouri Paolflo
68.000
68,100
i . Frank; . Caurnker Dead.
After about .thirty hour of ' Intense
agony, Frank Caraher, who was fatally
shot Monday night, dlsd at the South
Omaha hospital. His death came At I a,
m, Wednesday morning. At no time waa
any hope extended of his recovery.
There . were ' twenty-seven perforations
tn "ihe. ' walls' r of - th.-'ntdomed: - -All
cf - Tuesday i.. afternoon and night it 1
appeared . '. that each breath .. would be
the . last.' . Ha was conscious the greater
part of the time but said little about tha
circumstances of toe shooting. His rela
tives In the city were with him until the
hour of his death. Fathers Mugan and
Ahern attended him. After the death he
was taken to the parlora of Heafey A Ileft
fey where an Inquest was aet for 4 p. m.
Wednesday afternoon. ' The funeral Is to
be held Friday morning from St. Agnes
church. The burial will be in Bt. Mary'a
cemetery.
Ff nsrer In Cogwheel.
Russell Barclay had three fingers Injured
at Armour's packing plant recently. He
caught his left hand In a cog of th ma
chinery of th mechanical department and
the first finger ot the hand was severed at
the Joint. The next two fingers were
seriously crushed and may have to be
removed. Barclay was one of the popular
young athlete of tbe Bouth Omaha high
school. He wss chosen captain of the foot,
ball and basketball teams for next year.
Ha will now do well If he recovere th
us of his hand in time for the opening
of the season. The loas of three fingers
Would be a serious handicap for either of
the gamee. -
A high tier of ah elves In the Welsh
grocery store, 8418 N street fell over yes
terday morning, spilling all the contents
and making an expensive accident The
shelves were loaded with pickles, olives
and kindred articles, mostly put up In
glass. The articles fell on the show cases
below and broke them and the glassware
was all shattered. Several bushels of
olives and "pickles were swept up off the
floor. The lose was put at about $300.
Maugte Cltr Gooaln.
Jo Bender was given thirty days In th
LED ' (CROW
RYE.
SEA
AND "THE BEST."
BOTTLED IN BOND
1YC
PURITVAGE
LooXc for tho word "XXYJLV In red on label.
Distillery.
KJp&ttvTdQow fly
TruGOGG and
Wn sell Truss sind
Suspn.ri) and all
klnoe of
Rubber Goods
Trasses, $1-00 to 3.0O
BuspeiiMatae) . .
i&c
with or wttkont lg straps.
Witt (or Rubber Goods Catolog-ue.
Shermsa & LlcCconnell Drug Co.
Cur. twth and Ltodtfe Hi. . Ouialia, NeU.
rounty Jail for stealing braas from a park
ing company. The 1'nlnn tto, k yrd also
claims It low brass Under similar circum
stances. Glynn Transfer Co. Tsl. . Omaha 94.
Tliomwi Ouradn, 174 "outli Twonly-aecond,
ha a eon. ,
Jetter' Oold T"P l'r delivered In all
parts of th city. Valeplipn No. 8.
John cl. ion, NinixoetilH e."d N, reports
the blith of a daughter.
Mtas Murphy of t'Mrari Is the guest ot
M. J. Uuering. .I7 Q Straet.
Mlas Mabel Trepp, who has been Sick for
two days. Is said lo b Improving.
Anton Ollwlrkl has gotis to Hamburg,
la., to look after th sal of a farm.
Th I. O. M. club hl,l a picnic at Bll
vim July 4. No men ar allowed to at
tend. Oeorge Williams and Charles Russell
war sntmid til th county Jail for beg
laf. J. If. Bulla leavea today for Vivian, 8.
D., where h will spend a wk or mor
on a ranch.
Jama Kingston, m sect Inn hand, ws
overcome with the het yetrday morning
at Forty-fourth and W-
Lcat A bunch of key, at Twatiiy-fourfh
and N streets. Iteturn to Brosdwall-RUh
Coal company. Reward.
t'DChurch lodge No. I. Vir nt Ifonnf,
will meet In regular elon tonight. Re
freshments will be-served.
Oeors Iiincomb Was fined In pnl'ce
court yesterday for breach of the building
ordinances. H Is an ex-htillding inspector.
Pat Broderlck, Forty second and L
street, leavea today for Cheyenne and
points In Wyoming. H will be gon a
month.
Attorney J. D. Ringer will argns tha mo
tion for a new trial this morning hfor
Judg Seara In the case of Maria Krlg
bautn. W. P. McDavItt of the Union Block Yarda
company underwent a very serious opera
tion at St. Josnph'a hospital In Omaha
yesterday morning.
Kd Cunning was arrested on the charge
of assaulting Jo Zoran, a foreman In Ar
mour a Ice house. Ctiahlng Is said to have
resented his recent discharge.
Dr. B. A. Bundy. formerlv of the bureau
of animal Inspection at South Omaha, but
now of Kansas City, Is paying a visit to
the department and Old friends here.
Mrs. W. J. Hynes, who ha been the
guest of 3. J. Olllln snd wife for a week
or more, received word that hep sister In
Molina. 111., waa seriously 111 and ah hag
therefore returned home.
Frank Slmpaon, native of Chicago, died
at the County hospital yesterday morning,
An effort Is being made to And his rela
tives. He hea a aister, Mrs. Mary Steck, In
Chicago. He has no relatives here.
Judge P. C. Caldwell has Van Dyked
his beard. Now his friends can't see him,
don't know him and refuse to recognise
him on the street He looks like a Fifth
avenue doctor Instead of a dispenser of
justice and fire insurance.
ST." PAUL'S NEWCITY SCHOOLS
Minnesota Cnpltnl Will Install Fonr
High Schools, On to Bo
' TerknlcaL '
F. 8. Heeter, auperintendent of th Bt.
Paul publlo schools, was the guest of
Superintendent Davidson Tuesday, with
whom he inspected the High school build
ing and the manual training department
of the Cass street school. Mr. Heeter is
on his way to Los Angeles te attend the
convention of the National Educational
association, which meets there next week.
He has been superintendent of, the Bt
Paul school system for the last year, hav
ing been advanced to that position from
that of supervisor ot the grammar grades.
It la his intention to spend a day of in
spection in each of the principal cities on
Ms route Denver, Colorado Springs and
Salt Lake City.
A feature ot the Omaha schools of es
pecial Interest to him ' was the work In
manual training. 8t Paul has recently
voted $S0O,00Q for thr construction of four
new high schools, on of which will be
technical In Ha courses, and will be situ
ated In g downtown district Mr. - Heeter
is strongly in favor Of : having several
high schools rather than one large one. .
The office M supervisor of manual -grain
ing ha recently been created in St Paul,
and the newly ejected official will probably
visit Omaha next fall to examine the sys
tem here. Mr. Heeter was greatly pleased
with the facilities for manual instruction
at the Cass school, which Mr. Davidson
demonstrated and described to him. St
Paul's new schools will house 600 pupils
In the technical school, and L700, 300 and
300, rcspocllvely. In the other three.
Superintendent Davidson returned Tuss
day morning from Lincoln, where he has
been lecturing before the summer school
at the university. His subjects ,wer
"Froebel and th Kindergarten" and "The
Human Touch In Teaching." Previous to
that he was lecturing In Kansaa.
If you have anythlpg to trade advertise
It in the For Exchange columne of Th
Bee Want Ad pages.
Mllwaak.ee Bnrs MeCsis,
MILWAUKEE. July 8.-Presldent Hav.
enon of the Milwaukee base ball club, has
purchased Outfielder McCann from Llttlo
Hock or the southern league. lie was
tnder suspension but the ban has beep
raised. H Is expected to join the Mll
wau nee ciud nere tnis ween.
. Spot-tlaa- Gossip.
M1ka Cantlllon knows a food thlnar when
he haa It and la working Manske nearly
every aay.
Oieoh got away with another game for
rnieao Tuesday, leaving Toledo but eigh
teen points Denina tne leaaers.
Louisville cinched that twelve-Inning
game when five runa were made In the
twelfth Inning Blue and Upp were both
in tne game.
Nlles let the Detroit pitcher know he hsd
returned to the game Tuesday when he
landed for three aafe ones. Wahoo Bam
got three In th aam gam.
The Hlfhlander made fifteen hlta off
three of th Athletic pitcher. The West
ern league seldom see such games as
were played In some of the American
league cities Tuesddy.
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WHISKEY
- STRENGTH
na7 zTMs't c. ocssaha
Suspensories
e tlJlw mch
Owl Drug Ccmpany
Cow. leth and Harm St.
Where to Find
The Bee When
You Travel
Atlantic City, N. J.
Me)ane ft Taylor, 10 tVoodwtU Ave,
Boston, Mass.
Tendon Hot at.
Tnrala Motel Sfewe wtaad.
Tenner Hotel w StnnA.
Buffalo, N. Y.
Oone Botol.
Kotal trognot Sfrare Btaafl.
otwl Irfkfayrt w aad
Saanttal Oohn, lit Xtllloovt , .
ju, n O'Keef, Mala aaut Oewrt,
Chicago, HI. v
Andi tori tun Www Sttaad.
Andltorlnm Annaet ws artwnA.
Jo a. Xarom, Hew Btaad, J-aoAaen nevsa
Daaviaorm.
4ramt Wortnern Xotal STew ftavad,
yMt Of fie Maw anaad. ITS IwT
Orena facdBe Itrtal Kw stand.
Stratford 1 Bfow Btaao.
aJjn Mown Karwa Stand,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Vinton Hotel Www anaad.
JlovLia Motel Hew Stand
St. HicaolM Hovel Hw aTtaaC
Cleveland, Ohio.
HoUnda.
Colorado Springs, Co.
Aatlor Hew Stand.
A. O. Wright.
K. M. Ball ft Oo.
Denver, Colo.
X.adTok Hook and Stat. Co , tU ITOt
Street.
SL r. Hansen.
' Hrows a-alaoe Betel.
Des Moines, Iowa.
Morris Koba. SIS B. Snd SV
Hotel t7kamberlaln Haws StnnaV
J:lrkwood Hotel Mewe Stand,
a very Hotel Haw Stand,
Hhm aooba, SuO 4k ftk.
El Paso, Texas.
A- X Verb.
Excelsior Springs, Mo. ( '
T. 8C Applgae.
UK and , CUvntre.
Fort Worth, Texas.
a. Wortk Hwws Oe.
Ooldfield, Nev. ; '.
, Xjouis Holln,
Hot Springs, Ark.
T. T. Marks, S3S Central Are. '
X.. H. Wyatt, eao Oantral Ar
C. X. Weaves Oo. .
Hot Springs, S. D.
Bmll Bargena.
Kansas City, Mo.
Vnlon Ave. Bewg Co-, Opposite aTadoei
Stavtloa.
Turn Hewn Oo tth and Main. -BUokaokr
Olgwe Oo, etk and Walnut,
Htckeec- Otgar Oo , IBtk and Waaan.
Bald's Maw Agency, SIS Wall Sa.
Jenkins tTlgar Oo artk and Walaat,
Baltimore Hoval Hew Stand,
MltUaad Bote! Xarws SttuUL
Betel Hap par.
Los Angeles, Oal.
B. Bv Ajnow.
Angela Betel Bern Stand.
Alexandria Hotel Hew Stand,
I.ankrshlsa Betel Hews Stand,
Westminster Bote! Bewg Stand
Memphis, Term. .
World Bewg Oo. . ) -
Milwaukee, Wis.;' :
Hotel Fnlrtar Hews' Wand. ''
a ran aaalaera, Hrand Ave. aVaal fSa
a,
Minneapolis, Minn.
Oantury Hwa Oo S . Srd St.
BalnneapoUa ftUtaoaery Oo saa Bsnaa
pin Ave.
BC 3. Kavanangn, g Brd Bt
West ttotel Hews nHnnd,
Botnl Opera Hews Stand, SB let JkVev
eatk. , ,
Mt. Clements, Mich.
X. K. Xdoktlf Oo.
New York City, N. Y.
Broadway Tkaater Bewg Btand.
Imperial Botal lew. Stand.
Knloksrbook Botal Havre Mahal
Hoffman Bonss Hews Stand.
Grand Vnlon Hotel Haw Stand,
Hollaad Mouse jiewa Stand,
kt array Bill Howe Stand,
Malinoot Hotel Maw Stand,
W aldsrf-Astoria Maw Stand, "
Bt aaaattan Bote Howe Stand,
Antes Bouse Mewe Stand.
New Orleans, La.
St. Onarles Hotel Hwwa Stand.
Norfolk, Va.
Pott ft Boeder.
9 Soknelder ft Oe
Oakland, Cal.
Amos Bewg Oo.
Bale Howe Oe SOS f tn 9.
Ogden, Utah.
W. A. Taylor. 4V4M Oraat St,
D. Xm Hoyl, lift BStk St.
C ray H.w Oo Xpot Maws Stake
Ooaaaxd Bros , ttt Mtk St.
Philadelphia, Pa. ,
Wann Hew Oo.
Bailava Stratford Bw4 Haws attnaaf
Walton Betel Bewg Stand,
Pittsburg, Pa.
X. A. Bob afar Hew Oo- SOT Srd At
Tt. ntt Hotel Howe Stand,
Bctsl Baatry Mew Sterna.
Portland, Ore.
. Carl Jones, STS Waatn ootr dtk
Howaaaa Mew On.
Oraajon Bewg Oe 1T ttft SV
St. Joseph, Mo.
JT. Berk-wr, SIS Hdsaond art,
St. Louis, Mo.
Sontnern Botnl Bwws Stnavd.
ritilani Betel Bews Stand,
Hot! 'fterae Bewg niund.
H. T. vtt
. I. 4r
St. Paul, Minn.'
B. an. Maria.
O. IV ktliiar. '
Hyaa Botal Beers Stand
Sacramento, OaL
Ajatoa Hews Co,
Salt Lake City, Utah,
tesenfald ft Hansen,
Hotel Hnntefoad Jaaawe
San Diego, OaL .
H. B Ajwos.
San Francisco, CaL
B. Wkanfley Hew stand.
Onltwd Mewe Agaats, 11 H Bddy.
Ante Hw Oo.
Hotel St. rranola H.we Stand.
Maw ralao He Maw nvaaA
ralraaent Botal Saw,
Seattle, Wash.
g.ka Jarfereoa.
In tarnatlenal
Ave
Bewg ' Oa 8
Aeme Hew Oex.
Prank B. WUson, SOT tk St,
H4ne Hotel Howe Stand.
Hausr Bote Hm Stand, ,
Sioux City, Iowa.
Waet Botal Howe tend,
klenaaintn Hvtal Hewn artnad.
Uwald rttaglbkoa Bewg Bnnd
Spokane, Wash.
Jcnja W. Orakaaa,
Viae World Hewn Oe llt
Tacoma, wash. i
reopleg Bewg Co, 1
Washington, D. 0.
falrtaa Betal Hears fttand. '
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, , Mew Haiaatk k4 Mw a,w'."
Aniaiwa ft.4.1 iw Bwanail
aalgg Bewee km kma.