TTTE OMATTA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY. MAY hi
IS
REAL ESTATE
cttt morrRTT r sali
(Continued.)
CLOSE-IX INVESTORS
For t'-.e first time we offer a modern
house. 14 rooms. suitable (r rwnT, or
mi.1 sarltaji.im. mv two blocks west
of the postnfflce. lot xl.. 23.5" caeh will
do. Balance at p" cent.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.
Jn New Tor Life BMf
CS CO 13
FOR PALE.
Elegant i:-mmn resldenee. now snd mn1
rn, in West Famam district; owner leav
ing city; will Mil at a sacrif.ce.
HICKS REAL ESTATE CO.. 214 BI. Trad -.
OL'.i -T.C7 Wx
LIST jour property with Chris Bo-r. 2: J
arid Cumin Sta. C2 odi
I WANT an offer on the property. 112S and
11JO S. 31et St.; two modern houses and
inod burn; well rented. This property is
owned ly an eastern party wno must sell.
THOMAS BRENNAN.
Room 1. New York Life Bldg.
aa)
pEAL ESTATE TITLE TRUST prj
l CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON. Pres. KyJm
iVii .107
REAL ESTATE
FARM A24D Mt.MH LA.I FOR SALS
Colorado.
GOOD FARMING LAND.
EAST PATMTSNTS
Near Denver. n Gree.ey d. at r et. bia'k
suil. cay subsoil, wells 25 to 4 feet,
bunrian-e of moisture, lnw altitude, gen
eral .'arming Including :orn raising", one
t n.p pays tor land, close to land J60 an
jf ri; i'W price, easy terms; will sooa
t.uub.e lit vaiiie.
NATIONAL INVESTMENT CO..
mU iiramiies bunding,
uruai.a. Neb.
(laV-MlK
A P.AN'CH f(ir sale on liberal t' rTia. One
of t:i leat rar..(-ea in Holt Co. Neb.. f
l.i'ju arre, ail frce.i and rriw-f.-nr" 1
into J d'freronl ptiirea. .i.'i jcra ;n t ime
grafa. inn r-st in ii:.:.v;.on and paatun;
wiii carry nead "1 oattia uie year
around, a 'd dwelling house of I"
rooTs. a g iod barn jxHii lee, gond cart.
sued Jx- fet. 12-foot poHts. niriii'niMt,
J ifrananea. cnii'ken bouse, hoa; houj. ail
la ood condition. mile to school limine,
t-ltphene in the house, a running stream
running througn the barn)-ard and fjr i
rr.iics turo'igh the rancii. plant-d t-.mner
on land for fuel and f.-ncing. The rin.-h
t"nsists of l.i acres of de .led lar.d. 140
n -res of acinxd land of J years' laae al
rent per acra. W 111 sell for Sl p-r
a re. amounting to 3.!a; ' cash. t: e
balance to suit the buyer at S ir cent
interent per ann.im. For further informa
tion addreea tne owner.
P. J. FRITCHOFF,
CELIA. HOLT COLNfY. NEB.
t3j) aoT !".
Nartk Oakatau
SPECIAL TRAIN.
EIO EXCl. RtljN LtjW RATES
To Ha-nea, Adama :o.. Nortn Dakota.
Mav 19. on account of tne bie auction
aaie of lota at Itie new town of Haynws
ca the new coant line of the . M. Ac St.
p. Ry. This town :a giowin rapidly
It is '.".4 miles went from Mor.de and
tne Missouri river. Vrite us for maps
and facts about the business openings and
tne great wheat land on the pay
" ment plan. W.lllam H. Erown Co..
Havnes. N. P. or 131 LaSaile St.. Chi
cago. 111. Secure your room on the spe
cial now. y My :
Ttua.
TFXAS LNP3 How to get then. Sen!
tl (m t.- R C. Lomax. Austin. Texaa. for
copv of Texaa land law and Inati-acxlona
how t htiv. I was for te years chief of
land department stata treasurer's office.
Know the lands, when they coma on tha
market, how to et them for my clients.
Reference- Austin National bank. Austin.
Texaa I-t lands to be sold Hit taraa
months. Fees reasonable.
WHEN wrltlns; to advertisers, rememb-'r
It takes but an extra stroke or two of
the ren to mention the fact that you
saw the sd In The Pee
REAL ESTATE LOANS
f.'V to i:.a made promptly, r. D. WMd,
WeaJ Ling.. Wtii and Farnara.
PRIVATE MONET NO PEJAT.
GARVIN BRO.. luA FARNAM.
MONET TO LOAN Farna Investment Co.
LOAN'S on Improved Omaha property.
O Keefe R. . Co.. HK1 N. T. Life Bldg.
IJ2 alii
FIVE PER CENT
Money to loan on
Omaha kusinees property.
THOMaJ BHfENNAN.
Rocna 1. New York Life Bids;.
CZiI 453
PRIVATE MONET CASH ON HAND
NO DELAT. J. H. M1THEN. 3i-'-4 1ST
NAT. BANK BLLG. TEL. DOI O. in.
(22 iU
MONET to loan on tmprot city property.
rtaai-jnaa ac ficyueu. .w wmiumnt e.
W ANTED C!ty loan a. Peters
Tn.rt Co.
i.ao-a.
WANTED CMy loans and warrants. W.
Famam Smith Co.. 133 Famarn St.
till 5.9
LOWEST RATES Bemts. Pax ton Block.
ir oi7
REAL ESTATE WANTED
'ANTEI In format ion regarding a good
house and lot for sale iu or within i
miles of Omaha: prefer dealing win
owner onlv. state price, location and aive
f ill d.scrption. Address L. Da.rtivai.ire,
Eox R "-tiester, N. V. Qi-MiJ 1
WANTED TO BORROW
24. Flu 14 a private party; per cent. 1
tear: vai.Mi.4e farm sex-untv. Ad.treM B
4:7. care r-e. i'24) Mig7 17x
WANTED TO BUY
HIGHiCdT prlcea for 24-hand furniture, car-L-ela.
ciuUiaa suad auiKS, Tel. Loug. 171.
(.23
fctaT price paid tor 2-hand furniture, car
poia, aitivea. t-iuChuig. aiiuca. Tci. Heal 5sua.
4,1
WANTE1 A cheap soda fountain. Atitireaa
Wajrua tkaiianlakia. fcju, Neu.
M2VC lix
W1LIJ buy IMS hea4 of second-hand city
hras at tho Harney iirwt stauies Sal
urc.ay. aiaiy ii- lrii.g m a.i kii.aa. D. o.
l'e;-l..era. i-ii -S2 Lx
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED For Uie summer months. t
rent a 4 or i-rucm furnisned fiat. Will
laae good care of place ami furnuaU raf-irreiu-caw
Adareaa ks cavre Eea.
tJa w4 17x
WANTED to rent for July, a modern cot
tage, furnished. AJclnaa W. L. t'uakley,
1 N. 254.1 at. i.Ja Mu) 21
iMi-iicLr oilUAllLr.i
WANTED Permanent position in house
fjruisiung buaiiwaw by a.tMM'iaDAied asaui
we.! up in eptiuiet so . mattress making,
a.iades. draj-ry and f:x:ng. Aioy u
Tumaan. Hi W. Third He. L'u.uiii. M.nn.
C-T l Ul at
t.VPERIENCED steaog rap tier; exceiiant
refrQte Address "D." Omaua Be,
Cuuccil iiliitl. u. Jai.
IQl'dEWOHK WANTED By experienced
Jaiaiaae Uy: relereccva. AJdreaa. 7J1 d.
tiu tit., or teivpuune Doug. Saaa.
C'.r- M531 14t
MAN AND WIFE wiehos posltioa as gard
ener and cook. Reference. AJttreas 13U
Laavonworth eil.. Omaha. i27) Mill 17 x
glTVATlON wanted oa the r d. candy
craiarr or fruit line t reterreu. a l.ir.-
Waa. tLtaf. AlaraUioa, la- t-T Mo2. lx
LjyATjEANsreRL -
Jul Jor:on and husband to J
A. Bv.T et rrt lot L block
. H ' de .MIti. n N. 1 I
El'-r P. Cr.op..r t ai to R F
Fraejahan. !'. 4. j. 7. and .1".
t....ck J. Coord tie
Air-Ira, B. Mt ard and hu5ftn1 to
-A l F !.'r r.jn. pert lot i.
j block 7. '"ri. .a
Iatln f ft cotiu rtax eo ea maa
4.11(1
W R We, a-d win to O.i'slrpe
Sunxerl. .t 4. bi,. k .. Frnt e.
D V ?t ties winpuny rt ai to
Gorgs jC. Seed, lot 2," Shnle a sub-it'-is-on
W I-. Bonk to t'hjr'n T" Arm
strong, lot 1. Mo k 1. Lfiwnr.ng I
addiffn
F'-nx Loner to Wiliia-n M. Ryan.
I"t ?. K.ed 11 add ton
La ira L.ghton and "iiehand to Charles
E. Peneon. low I. 1 .1. 4 -1. 22. 3 and
'1. block I'l. r-indoe Pa.-
Etr-r A. Zahrk to L !!.- Reed
Pl.'.n. part lot 3. Mora. 4. Bern. 9
r'erk
Joiin A. Jo"ireon id w;f To l.eon.1
B Sars. lot . blx k a. DrsK a ad-d'tlo-n
L-iiira i. I'nrwjr to Mar.' H H.trte.
lot bloi-K IX iind'- P'aoe
ll.itl.il.' i P M'-i!aff and huerand to
K-anna W. "a.-'. ni 'X 14. 15 and
'.. Pa'imsnn a 1t addition
M.iNo T. ianr;',tt ii bnband to
I.oui.i Peri. lots anl .4. btork
I!ndre Plnoe
Lori M lvne to i"l,.irl(-a I.add
Thon-as. lot 3, S and 9. blork -.
lnvern.tle
.'iar!ea Lm4 Thflmai to K. J Wil
k'raon. lots 3. and 9. blck Z.
''iovMrdr !e
Balthae J. and Bfrtha jtter to
Tlio .as Ni'-rr-npk.. lot bioi k
Iriwa Hi!
Solomon J. K;r-stone and wife to
Wilham 3 rajl. lot 35, EUiMona
rark
Fl. r-ri Firi. rnd hoeb'ind to R. E.
Iliott, part lot W. Haws' ad
difon M. H. fhorran and wife to farah
Berlin, lota , 7 ard , blofk 4.
Ambler ptare
Sam- to Thomas H Healv. ot 7. I
and . M.x k . Arvbler r":ire
John P-ot.T to E. R. Mi'Mthnn. lots
i unci 7. b'M-k 13. Cor .jran P'aro .
Lewis 3. p...-d and w-f to Pvron
R.H-.J ronipany. part lot 4, biock
3 . Cma .1.1 . .
s,vi
1
2.1"
S.mn
I.yi
1
j
j
1.75.1
I
1 i
1M
250
tl"0
I
Si
an
2
Total
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
CONSTRI CTING QUARTERMASTER S
.ri .-. Fort M-ade. s. L . April i.wi
j.a.ed proposals, in triplicate, will be i
cetvei at tirs offw until l a. m.. mountain
time. May 3. and t.ien opened, tor
I'ont rucimg one concrete root house re
mt'orcLd with steel. Plans and speoiflca
tiona oiav be seeri at ti.e nf.Hes of the
Cht. f wuartermasfer. repartment of tne
M:uri. tmiaha. Neb.. Cwpartment of tne
Lake. Ch!c:io, hi.. Eep:-t:nent of
kola. 3;. Pa.il. Minn., and this office, at
whii h latt-r place all information mav be
obtained ufon application. The Irilted
5tate reserves the right to reject any or
all bids, or to a crept any part of a bid
tout mav be ad vantaa-oua to tl'.a govern
ment. Envelopes containing proposals
liould be endorsed "Pr"poMl for Root
House-. For M-ade. S. P ' and addressed
to L C. Feher'-r, apraJa and Qi w
master. Fou-tn Cavac. y, 'nnt ructina;
Quartermaster. A2S-lJMia-M
LEGAL NOTICES
SEALEJ3 PROPOSALS WTLL BE RE
ceived by p. R. Johnson, village cb-rit of
Genoa. Neb., until May ;s. 8 p. m.. for tha
purcnaae of t.ji) i per cent 5-JI) year (op
t 1'iian eiectrh- light plant bonds, dated
February 1. li. Bonds draw interest at
the rate of 5 per cent per annum, payable
annually. They are of denomination
and mature February 1. hits, optional after
February 1. inil All bids mum be accom
panied by certified check for 5 per cent of
bid. made payabla to O. E. GIlEEN. Vil
lage Treasurer. Modl4t
rOR BALK BONDS.
Village of Sldn-y i Nebraska, water bonds
m the sum of J20,-J0.oe, bearlns per cent
Interest, for sale.
Apply to LJifiLIE NECBAnER. tillage
ClarX Sidney. Neo. Mchl& Wii
HELP AD7ZETISE OMAHA
eaal TW See to Year rrienda.
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! CHAMPS PULL OCT ANOTHER
Eousfholder the Strong1 Mta with. ti
Stick for the Day.
ESITIS O ALL OF OUAHA'S EOS
Tlaaew, kejt Gaaval WerW Behlad
IMtrher NasaJk Saves
the Day.
Omaha. J; Fuebln, i.
Pa s Chsimplopa noeej ont another g-am
from the tafl-enders by one little run. but
that was all that wa needM t win hy
the score of 1 to J. The Puebs preeentecl a
different front with Minaa-er Fstterson st
second, but That made no difference, for
Captain FTanck and his cohorts were out
to win. and win they did.
"Two.s ladles day pnd the women were
out In full force to cheer the Champs to
victory. Fa did not want to take chances
w'th any of h.s old staxdbvs nn the proba
bility of them gettins; hoodooed by ladles'
day. so he sent the re-ruit with the ancient
narre of Nrali to the slab. Noah, however,
fooled them all and won the game. It was
mlahty shaky at times and the fans called
for Hollenbeck. who wae warming up near
the club hrrise. hut Captain Franrk only
spoke a few soothins; words to the giant
and told him to stay on the job. with the
r"St:It that he has a victory credited to his
account.
Noah made a great Impression at the
tart, and bnt six men faced him during
the first two innings, but in th third he
wabbied and for a time could not find "he
sack. He passed the first t-vo. when Jack
son sacrificed Cnrhan to third, end he
scored on a Ions; hit to Welch.
Hviwweholeler There with the Goads.
Tha Rourke family smarted out to make a
lot of runs from the very first of the game.
King was the first man up, as us-.nl, and
he walked. Franck tried to sacrifice, and
both were safe, but It was because of an
error of Patterson's In handling a thrown
ball. H protested that King had Jumped
in his road, but the ump would net hav?
it that way. Chiiken proved himself a
sartificer as well as a hitt r and boost ir. g
them on a base. Householder, who haa not
been hitt!nn well of late, changed his tac
tics and got back to his exhibition games
style of hit'lno;. driving two tome with a
corking single.
Householder drove In the other run which
Omaha made in the third inning with a
two-eacker. Franck ad opened out the
inning with a single and went to second
on Autrey s sacrifice, when Householder
with his big stick again did the business.
The Omaha team has a neat row of new
white bats, but in the lot is one stray
black one. That belongs to Householder
and he made good use of 1t Friday by
driving in all the runs which were made.
It looked very much am though Puehio
would tie the score in the fourth Inning,
but they were held to one run and thus
tha score stood until the finish of the
game. With one out Mattick singled and
stole second and then after McLear had
flown out to Belden and Clark had walked
it looked to be all day for the Colo
radoana as Corhan went to bat. He fooled
them, however, by making a hit to right,
on which Mattick scored.
Tremble tw the Eighth.
The eighth inning looked dangerous for
Omaha, for the first two men up singled,
with some good batters coming up. Then
the fans began to long for Hoiienbeck.
because It began to look like a balloon
awenflon. Noah, however, was on the
job and steadied. Patterson sacrificed ami
a man waa on second and third. Mattick
fouled out to Austin, who made a "grand
atand" catch against the bleachers, and
McLear hit one to Noah, who did not
seem to have time to catch the mnnr
at first, but between seven members of
the Rourke family Spencer waa nailed
between third and home.
The same teams will play this afternoon.
The score:
OMAHA.
AB. R.
H.
1
1
1
O.
4
A.
King. 2h 2 . 1
4
Frank, sn 4 2
Autrev. !h . . I
Householder. If 4 9
Welch, cf 3 rt
Heiuen. rf 1 0
Austin. 3b 4 0
Gending. c 3
Noah. j 1 4
Totals
1
PUEBLO.
7-16
AB. R.
o.
l
A
1
1
13
Spencer. If ...
HovTtever, 3b
Patterson, 2b
Main k. cf .
McLear. rf ...
4 lark, lb
Corhan, ss ...
cimitii. c
Jackson, p ...
Vilze
0
3
4
0
0
0
2
1
4
0
14
1
.
0
,
. " 3
3
3
0
Totals 30 2 24
'Batted for Jackaoa ia the ninth.
Omaha
Runs
1 6 1 0 0
11201011
Hits
Pueblo
Run Hits
1 0 4) 0 0 2
2 0 1 0 2 14 I
hit
Autrey. Householder. Mat- '
on balls: tiff Nun. 5: :
tick. First bi
off Jackson. 4.
Struck out: By Noah. 3.
bv Jackson, &. Left on bases: Omaha, a.
Pueblo, a. Double play: Patterson to Cor
nan, Stolen baaes: Autrey. i in 0.1045. 2ial-tH-a.
tMicriflce 111 ua: AuArey. JbeiUeu. Pat
leraoa, Corhan. Jackson. Time: l.v. Um
pire: Davis. Attendance, L3v.
LIACOUI 19 GITE5
itctoct
Wither for Dew kalaea lioleVa These
afo tho C a tire Jeoraey.
DE3 laOINEa. May la. But one Greeq
backer reached second and none third in
lAe game here today, while five B.aters
completed the entire circuit. Witnerup
Citcx.ed another shut-out gajne, allowing
ut four uhs d irir.g the game and no two
in one inning In addition to pitching su
perb bail. Witherup fleltied his posit. on in
superb stvle. having six assists, many of
them dlf'i. uit. McKay's wtMneas had much
U do with tne Dea Moines' narr. f ta
pat nek started the sixth with a two-hanger
and went to third on a wild pitch. Dexter
brougnt him home with a single. In the
seventh McKar hit two men. gave two
paaavee to rlrsi and McLaughlin's and rVx
ter a hlta brought la four scores. The score
DES MniXW.
A B. F H.
Anderson, ss til
Neihoff. 3b 3 0 0
McLa iarnlln. cf 4 1 2
Flournoy. If....... 2 11
Dclan. 2h 3 10
Fixpatnck. rf... IIS
Dexter, lb 4 0 3
Y eager, c 4 0 0
Witherup, p 4 j
O
5
1
I
11
5
0
Totaia
....... 31 S
LINCOLN
AB. R.
U 27 11
H. O
" S
A.
0
JVide. If
Fox. ?b
Gagmer, ss...
Fen. on. rf....
Thumaa. lb...
a
1
0
!t
1
0
t
a
DavlUaon. cf...
Pritchett. 3b...
Zmraa. c
McKay, p
3
3
2
3
o
0
Totals 2 4 24 11 j
Da Mjmea 0 0 4 4 4 14ft (
Lincoin 04000004 0
Earned runs: Des Moines 3. Two-base
OCEAN STEAMERS
SCAxsmiiti-AMExim lira
tajM Tea Twia a. tea. Pssisngax meamara
Daracx to
Namaj, Snetiea aait ttnzmk '
ailtag rraas Mew Tart at sua
Couea uie Mar tt I Oacmr I. . ....Jau it
C r Taiasi .. Jttae 4 Ketlig oia .. . Jaoa li
la liies tH a-i as a uaaa mm e7.aa.
A- It. JCK21S02W h CO.,
12 C Itiaita St- C2ueaa. CL
i
STANDING CF THE TEA VS.
WEST. LE'1"E
W.UFrt.
W 1. Pc-
Omaha
Ihnver . . .
S oux City
IJro.ln . .
IS 4
.''."2 M twsilk'e .'b
T'.le.l . IS. t.l 1
.." I'i'l-an p lis 14 1 13
.42 c.d-rmvte . 15 U
4 ' TeMi'svilie .15 12 5W
.31 1 Kar Ciy .11 14 . Mn
S' Psul .. 1 l
ii 14
i in
11 14
I ws Moines. 1" '5
P'leblo 7 15
M n-.c p Us . 7 14 JO
AMEH, LEAGUE.
NATL LF.AGCE
W L. Pi t
W.L.F-
Chicago
..13 7
AM New Tnrk.. '.5
Pntsburc
Nw York
P'-ila. ...
Pcst.m . . .
Cincinnati
VI . Ph-.la. 15 "i
.13 SSI Cleveland ...li 1" 546
12 9 .571 St. Louis U U 5 h
.1112 .Am Chicago II '.2 .4"x
. 1 12 .i2Wrott in 12 4V1
. W .34,1 Wash'e'tnn 14 Sl
St. L.ii1s
Brooklyn ... 9 In ..VJ Post. in 9 1 ..VJi
GAMES TODAT.
Wester Lear-ie p-iebjn at Omaha. Lin
coln at Pes Moines. rnrr at Stonx Cltr
National Leaanie Boat in at St. Louis.
Brooklyn at Chicago. N-w T-rk at Cin
cirrfiatl. Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
American Leaanie fhlcavo at Washing
ton. St. Louie at Ph.ladeinl'.ta. Detroit at
New York. Cleveland at Boston.
Amerlran Association ""nlumhus at St.
Paul. Toledo at Minneapolis. Indianapolis at
Kansas City. Louisville at Milwaukee.
hlta: Flotimov. F"txTtr1ck Hit with
pitched hail: Bv McKar. 4. Bases on balls:
Clf McKay. 2. Wild pitch: M'Kir. Struck
out: By Withenip. a. bv McKav . Stolen
bases: Dexter F'ournnv. McLaughlin. Sac
rifice hit: Zinran. T'-rie: 1 23. Cmpire:
Haskell. Attendance:
DENVER PrttED DOWN. BT SIOVX I
HTtleers Get I ana; Lead. at J
laahl t Hold It. I
SIOCX CITT. Ia.. M.y It. Cru'cl.er s I
good work on the slab afW b had dis
placed Williams at the s'art of tne third
Inning won the game for Sioiig City today,
to 4. Onlv one hit wu made off his dr-liver-v
Bohannon. for Denver, was hit hard
in the first and slxt'i Innings. Andreas.
Weed. Herrv and Severed hit saflv in the
latter 'nnlng. seorlrg two nins and winning
tie game. Hoin teams piavooi a briiilant
rie'fi ng game. Lenver making two
double plays. Score:
SIOCX CITT.
fiil
AB. R. II.
O
1
4
4
0
4
:i
r
1
ft
1
A. E.
ft rt ;
o ' n '
2 rt
0 0
3 HI
-1 1
3
3 o
1 ft
: o
14 1
A. E.
1 0
it 0
1 0
ft
t 0
S o
4 n
0 n
2 0
0 0
CamnljeH. If
Holmes, cf ..
Andreas. 2b
Weed, rf
Ht-nrv. c
Pv.riJ. lb .
Welch, lb ...
Oanville. as
Williams, p .
Crutcher, p ..
Totals
J 1 1
.t 4
1
2
li
DENVER.
AB. Tt.
3 1
3 1
4 0
3
U 27
H.
O
n
0
s
3
4
3
3
1
0
Waldron. rf
Belden. cf .
Z.iluxky. lb .
Cassady. If .
Irwin, lb .
lauterborn
3
4
2b
Kinneailv. ss
.... 2 0
M. P'H.iiiKti. c 4
Rohannon. p 4
Uoll I
Totals
72 4
14
Catted for Bohannotv'm ninth.
?loiix Citv 3ftloo200
Unver 2 : I ') M il O 94
Two-baee hits: Holmes. Andreas. Henry.
Three-base h:t: Rohannon. ficnHop hit:
Weed. Stolen base: H ilmes. tionble plays:
Kinneally to Lautetxirn. Kinnealiy to
ZaiusKv. Bases on onils: f f Bobannon, 2;
off W illams. 1; off Crutcher. 2. eiiruck out;
Bv Bohannon. 3: bv -Williams, i: hy
Crutcher. 2. Hit bv pltohed ball: Andreas.
Time; l ttt. Umpires: Corbett and Adams.
Attendance: ,i.
GAMES IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Mlaaeapwlls lisrkei Hlra mad Wist
from Toledo.
MINNEAPtLia. Minn.. May 13. Minne
apolis bunched hlta off Went in the f.rst
two innings, and won today s game with
Toledo. 7 to 3. Score:
MINNEAPOLIS. TOLEDO.
B.H.O A 8. B H O A E.
Ovir. aa....,
Wdar. If--O'Neill,
cf .
Freeman, rf.
Qu-.llia. 3b ..
O'Bren. Jb
Clarxe. lb....
But-isw, c
Sarbeao. as.. 4
i M
1 Hlnennian. 2b 4
s.moot. ,f
4 Armu'ster.
1 Mi'inhr.
i
2 -1
rf 4
3b 1
'Wet1rli. lb 4
"Latiil. 1 4
n A .ibott. e 1
Granam, p.
1 K latere If..
ft 9 0
4 141
Ji IS) 17 S
1 1 0 -T
1 0 rt 3
West. o. ...
Tala 3 K J
Tocala....
Minneapolis 3 2 u 9
Toledo 1 0 1
Two base hit: Freeman. Sacrifice hits:
O'Neill. W'l'lhn, McCarthy. Siolen ba-es:
GrahaiTi. Weliiay. Fr'-eman. OyW. Left on
baiis: Minneapolis. 3; Toledo. 1". Bas,-s on
bails: Off Granam. 2: off West. 2. Hit bv
pitchel bail: By Gnham, 2; bv West, 2.
Struck out: Bv Granam. 5; by West. 1
pased ball: Abbott. Time: 1:5". Umpires:
Kerin and Bterhalter.
H stealers Defeat Rntrhero.
KANSAS CITT. May 1C. Hard lilting
and frequent errors by the loca:s gave t ns
afternoon s g-ame to Indlanapoiia. The
game waa inarn-d with lriiiem arguments
between the local players and Umpire
Kane. Cross and Neighbors were sent to
the bench. Score:
INDiAXAPOLIS KANSAS CITT
B H D. A E. Ne.ehbura. 1
ft 4
7
1 1
1 "
Buab. aa i 1 1 1 Murvar. cf
1 ft
a 4
9 1
1 !
1 IS
2 1
1 2
I
Omiter. if... SIS
Hertoa. rt... 4 1 1
'a-r. Ib. 4 11
IKrWina. rt. 4 1
Livingston, el d 1ft
W'lliama. 2b. 4 1 1
Hnpas. 2b.... 4 2
lurquard. p. 1
2
a 0 Brown, aa. . . . 2
ft SHailman. rf.. 4
Berkiev. lb . 4
2 A rlrssnear. 2b. 3
1 e keewin. If .. 4
S Kmeger. 3a. 2
1 rap. c 1
4
Kaaa. p 1 0 4
Totals 3 12 27 li m
Travis 31 t rr t
Kansas City 0 . 1 i
Indianapolis 0 0. 3 2 0 0 0 0 05
Earned runs: Kansas City, 1; Indian
spoils. 1. Two base hit : Braanear. Baees on
Bails: Off Egan. 1; off Maniuard. 1. Struck
out: By Marquard. 10; by Egan. 2. Left on
bases: Kansas City. 3: Indiana;io.is. t
Double plays: Cross to Crisp to Braa:ier;
Livingston to Bush. Stolen bases: Off Cirr,
2; off Davidson. L Sacrifice hits: Hayd-n.
Carr. Marnitard-' Base on errors: 1.1.11 in
apolis. 2. Hit by pitched ball: Livingston.
Time: 20. Umpire-. Kar.e.
Brewesw Move la to Flaw Place.
MILWAUKEE. May 15. After getting
sway with, a bad start Milwaukee drove
Adams out of the box in the second inning,
going lino the lead and never being neaded
i:iere.tt-r Dougherty pitched masterly bill
after the first inning, while Poole also did
good work. The victory puts Milwaukee in
first place. Score;
M'.L'ACKEB. LOCISVILLE
B H o A B. B H O X L.
RnMnaoa. as 3
Creao. rf 1
M i heaa J. If 2
Ranoaii. cf 2
Baieman. cf. 1
Ro-.h. r . .1
M.-i orm k. 2b 1
Ciark. lb.. 2
Bmwn. lb-. -. 4
1 a 1 Stabler tt . &
1 4 4 jodrurf. If. 4
1
1 Perrme, i... 4
1
4 4 Peitx. t I
4 HMni. lb.. 4
A 4
1 :
1 !
2 4
1
1 4 Buna 3b
2 4 Harlev. rt.
1
1 4
1 ftQuin.an. aa.. 2
e 0 a lams, p
4 4 P.ntie. p..
.14 4
Dousnenr. p 1 ft 2
14 4
Tm:i ... 31 r: -j 2 t:i . ... 7 24 w t
Hariev out for interference.
Milwaukee 13110001 7
Louisville 3 0 0 " 0 0 0 f
Hlta: Off Adams. 3 In two innings: off
Pooie. 4 m six mniPis Safr-'ice hits:
Robinson. McChesney ill. Roth. M Cormlc'i.
Dougherty. Burke. Ha'lev. Stolen basee:
Ratuiail. Rfith. Woodruff. Liouble pi ly:
Robinson to brown. Left on beses: Mil
waukee. 5: Louisville. It). First fcve e
ba.la: Off Adama. 1; off Poole. 3: off
iHiitghertv. T. Struck out: By Doutrherty,
2. Passed ball: Pef.x. T'mc: 1 3.1. Um
pire: Owens.
Entries for High School Meet.
DES MOIVES. Mav 13. iSp.ial I The
entry luet for tne state high scm.h.I meet
to be held here ,n Miv 22 is complete and
waa announced by Princii al Whitley of
Sioux City, secretary of t:ie executive ovard
of the aaar.ciaiinn. yesterday. The list In
cludes 13" or more names and twenty-three
echix.ls will be represented. The meet this
vear ia expected to be one of the beat ever
! 1.1 In the stat?. I.ia Grove is feared by
a 1 on account of the three successive wuia
to its creiit. H't Hign cf E"S M.enes will
be in the runn.ng. auid the Nof.n H'gh
team is a fast bunch of men also. The
teams entered are: NVwt...i. Hartler. G-tn-nell.
Casincd Bluffs. Ida Grove, Mas4n Ci'y.
Cherokee. Seymour. Marlon. Aat.ion. cn
awa. Carroil. Iowa City. Okalo.ea. Amt-a
Colfax. Marsliaultown and Anamoaa.
i
"I
tt '
1 I
Easle Grata Wiaa rield Meet.
WEBSTER CTTT. Ia.. Mav 15. . Spe-ial
Telegram i In the fastest field meet ever
held in the Boone Valley Aeeocial.on of
H.gh aVhouls. Eagle Grove won tms afer
notai ha- a luargia of three points. The
track was a in tie slow, but tne interest
h a-n. several eacursioa tramo heSng mn.
The school finished wtii the fii.wing
points: Eagle Gmare. T7: Hampton. 14;
GoldMeM. 2u. M'erieter rry. 1. H imoolnc.
11: Clarion. 1; Aiguna. 4. West Fend. 4;
Ms siii Citv s
Tn thei half trifle fin Dllta ef TTamitosi
fell fn.ru a strcae of heart tremble ard 1
at i.ie aoavilal in a acnoua cunliixa.
PITTSBURG DRAWS BLANK
f iratej Are Unnble to Connect with
Jlciituliin'i Carre.
j ATHLETICS PILE UP BIG SCOEE
Three Hlta aad Three Taawea Off
Willis Iw Third laalag Resalt
la Six Raae Rnth Teams
Field Well.
PITTFBVRG, Ft.. May 13. Philadel
phia shut out Pittsburg today, u to i
W'llts was taken out of the box In the I
third inning, when three bases on balls.
two two-base hits and a slng'e netted
the visitors six runs. Score:
FK1LA2KL.PHT A
riTT'Bt'H'l.
B H O A K.
B.H O A K
K.ihe. lb ... 4 4 11 "c-.,rte. if.. .4 1
!
!rt. Jh ... 5 1 1 4 iTesrti. Zh .. I 0 I
1 1 4
I !
1 1 a
! 7
1 ;a ft
1 1 t
1 1
1 4
Tubi. rf 1
Mates. If .. 4
' iitwirne. rf
Brsnfieli. :b
Doelln. . ... 5
P'Mim. 5
X.vlu.llln. p. S
Wiwo. ef .. 4 I 1 l
r Watner m .. 4 S
" J':. Mo. .h 1 . 4 I 0
" . -r.a. lb.. 4 11
' TWer. rl I I I I
fi'Vmi. r. . . . 1 1
. O-Connr. e . 1 1
W11!. p . . . . 1 1 0
. 41 II Tl ! PM.IlvSl. p.. 1 " 0 "
Kne . . . . I a
TiUls.
. T"1 J1 4
-nati-n ior w misj in tne tnir'i.
rv.,i..iwi,i4 , ,i a i a n t i n ii
a l
Pittsburg i -1 'I it 0 tt 0 o 3
Two-hase hits: Ohorne. Bransfleld
I . Three-base hit: M.igie. lilts: "iff
Willis.
In
t it, k,;j:: ' i,?,r.h..e.
r . i i ' i v" . . 1 1 1 ft . nsr dm. . ? . wu
ltii i.. i . ..sm ni.iii.. ar a x t ...... 1 ,
1 ..... ...... r m. i.'t.i i i,i
pitch: Mctjulliin. time: 1.4..." Umpires:
Klem and Kudderhnm.
nmiion i un 1 . i.fwis,
ST. LOUIS. Mo. Mav
opened here this afternoon
15 Bcston
nth a vie-
n. Uorner
t rv over St. Louis. 3 to
. t'i ''I I.ne na ami a.s given pmeii
j support. rtaymon.l also .l. t goon worn
j and Boston s scoring wait d ine till ouga
errors and passed bails
score :
ST. Loris
B H O A S
BOSTON
B H O A E
Prwne. rf. .
neaimor.t.
Pt-s. J
M' r-snn. V
i l
: s
i .
1 5
! Bsr-r. rf 1 I
'r!e. lb.. 1 (i 4 I
Mur-mT rf. .. 4 I 1
" V-le.nitT. If 4 1 1
i lO-TStrJv-. lb- I 0 Jft I
9esr-rman. t- T
! 1
R'1-k.v. :h. . 4
th.en. m- . 1
Sweeney. ,tb t
Demer. p 1
Rourke, . 4 1 1
l.iiiiws. e , 1 1 t
IrteHIHteT, r:. I 1 1
lr,,ihn. lb. .. t ft J 4
Rarmond.
as i.ii: u
p.. 1 ' 4 1
--
Twail.
Totals St 4 17 I I
Boston ft ft .1 ft 1 2 0 4 n 3 1
St. Louis 0 ft i 0 0 1) 0 0 0 ill
Two-base hit: Bates. Sacrifice hits:'
Barry. M. 'lann. Dorn-r. Sweeney. K met- I
chv Double play: H istetter to Charles. '
Left on bases: St. Louis. 6: Boston. .
Base on halls: lff porner. 2: off Rav- I
mond. 2. Hit by pitched baii: By Oor'ner.
1: by Raymond. 1. Struck out: By "'- (
mend. 7 Pusseil hall: Hostetter. 'iTTne: :
1:45. X'mpire: Emsile. :
. , . i
labe Are Hatplayed.
CHICAGO. May 15 Brooklyn out- inchest,
'hatted and outtleided Chicago today, tne1 Running high J-irnr : T:e fir frt be
' one misplay of the visitors costing noth- , tween W. c oilier and ". 'Ippsen. both of
Mng. wnile Evers' muff of a dingy fly
1 in tne rourtn was gooa rnr two run.
- Tinker's fumble in the ninth was the
starter for another run. Score;
j BRkOKI.YV chicaoo.
B H O A B B H O A E
Hummel. If .
Sheehao. 3b. .
Lamiev. rf...
Jia-an. lb...
Learn, w
Panes. ;:b. ..
MalnneT. cf . .
Benrea
4 1
1 a
2 IS
1 1
1 i
ft :
ft 4
i) Even 7b
114 1
3 -i sh ar4. '.!. 1 I
S'lulta. rf... 4 1 t
n icr,anre. lb... 4 S :2
2 i Stemfenlt. lb 4
3 1 Hfnan. cf.. 4 1 1
) ' Klmg. e 4 14
ft T'naer. as... 1 0 I
1 av.arr o I 4
a
ii
ft
1 9
..
2
1 1
t
M UlTre. p.. 4
Totals. 14 I9U 1 Totals 22 4 27 11 t
Brooklvn 0 " ' S 9 0 1 0 1 3
Chi. ajro o 0 0 l 1 2 0 0 3
Two-base hits: Schulte. Hummel. Sac-
rlflce hits: Maloney. bheeiuui. Sheckard.
i t-toien baj-es: Hummel i2i. Pattee. J or -
dan. Chance. Kling. Left on bases: Chi-
"'ago. 4: Brooklyn. 7 Base on bails: off
I Fraeer. 3, off Mclntyre. 1. Base on
1 errorn: Brooklvn. 2. Struck out: By
j Fraser. ; bv ilc lnt)-re. 3. Parsed ball:
' Kllng. Time: 1.5. Umpire: R'.gler.
-..- .- - wi-k.a.
' " '
CINCINNATI. May la. incinna'i oiew
un in the eieht inning when New York
. scored nine r.ina. Good buniina and a fum-
i hie bv HulswUt. when t.-.e baawa were fail.
' assisted New York materially in their run
g.-tiing. Huggtna and LHjyle were benctied
for disputing a decision. Score:
I SEW TOP.K. CINCINNATI
B H O A E.
i Stiannen. rf.. 5 2 ! 'i Husxina.
?11A.E;.
j Tenner. Ih... i I H aPssaert. ef... 1 1 1
i Dnaun. lf....l 1 1 Lmert. If ..4 2
Symesr. cf.. 4
Br-iaaan. c 4
Devlin, h 4
revle. Zb ... 1
Ni.-klin. 2b. .. 1
Hmwli. ai . 4
Ta'-inr. p 2
Meriile 1
Henna; I
M.-T.lnnitT. p ft
Needham. e..
9 (i Mitchell, rf.. 4 Z ft
2 i. i;aal. lb. .. 4 1 11
S eshlel. e. ... 4 ft 5
5 0 Mowrer. Sb. 1 ft ft
1 1 Kane, cf-b 1 II
" HunwltT. aa.. I 1 I
1 dCaxnpaeil. p.. 2 4 2
ft 3
i) ft
Totals 11 1 27 14 2
! T.-nale St 11 .7 H 1
j Ba-ted for Tavlor in ninth,
'Baited for Merkle In eight.
n 0 .
n a
, . .
r ce nits:
Cincinnati 0 0 0 0 1 0
New York 0 0 0 0 0 0
Two base hit: Sevmnur. Sacrlf
Campbell. Kane. Deviin. Stolen bases: Li
bert. Mitchell. Seymour. Bresnahan. Nick
lin. rouble niays: Huggina. Halawitt to
GanxelL Ievlin to Bresnhan. Devlin to!
Nickhn. Bases on hallsi jff Campbell. 1
on i ay tor, i mnica. oua. f -""'".
iimc. i -v. t....... v
I 1
j GAMES IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE
i Detroit Wlaa oa Hlta, Followed hy
.
I Errors r Boatoa.
, BOSTON. Miv W. Timely hitting foll iw-
I ing battery and fielding errors gave Ietroit
: the third straight game over B.eion tcd.iy,
t ig I Score:
I DETROIT BOsTOM
i B H.O A B B HX A.S.
. M-Intvre. If. 4 l
-B'fer. rb-aa 111
' i-awtorl. cl. 1 ft 1
; O.bU. rf 4 2 2
4 Thr-ner. it. . . a
I
1 v L.irl. Jb t
4 1 14 Con sell, tb 4
1 O'-rarata. rf . 4
4 M. Ha.e. rf . 1
t'nsiatio. lb.. 4
2 1 uner. aa. . 4
2 1 Cnaer. c 1
I lLap.s-.e .... 1
ar-iipui ... 1
-.3 4 Toues. p 1
11!
1
4 4
ft
0 2
1
2
ft i
i a
1 4
Roaaman. lb. 4 1 12
Cuiunn, ib. 14 2
Scti.dl. c . I ft 2
KtlLler. sa-2b 4 2 4
K.uian. P ... 4 1 1
Totals. 22 10 ft
4
Tuu. it li
Patted for CYiger in tho ninth.
Batted for Young in the nimiu
t:rawford out for interference.
Detroit 001000410
Bostin 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 o 4
Sacrifice hits: McConnell. Srhaefer, Mc
Hale. Crawford. Double plays: Thoney to
Met'onnell. Schm'dt to Sx-haef'-r. First bA,
on bails: Off Young. 1. First base on
errors: Detroit. 1: Boston. 1. Hit with
pitched ball: Bv Young. 1. Struck out: Hy i
Yn-r.g, 4: by Killian, 1. Time: 1.51. I'm !
pire: O Loughlin. !
Games Paat7se4.
At Wnsl-.ington Waatilngton-St. Louis '
game postponed on account of rain. .
At New York Cleveland-New York game.'
poaip'-.r.-u on account of ra:n.
At rhilatleinr.ia Ciin ago-PhilaxlelphJa
game posti-oned on m-tniini of rain.
Krsrwf Wiu ia Faarterall.
KEARNEY. Nib.. May 15. iSpecial T-le-a-Hai
i Kearnev Normal defeat la-d We
I ley an univt-rsity here unlay m a lourteen-
inning game oy a acore or i l i. i u u,j ,
waa fast throughout and Wesleyan a score
was niude on three errors. Normal made '
eikht h.'s off Farthing to Wesleyan s four
otf McMahon. Errors: Normal. 4. Wee-
c t u Uahpi.v a w esievan. 4
I M. elaon SI r-iCR OUI rirv-ii mw-m ant j
Ir annuls 11 ...
game.
Asae
Wlaa froaa CorsxeU. ,
Miv 1 i4re...il Telearrsiri
A M 'a-
Ames thia atternoon toi.g ".orneii college I
Into camp In- a score of to i Errors on i
t ie part of Cornell and t.m-ly nita gave j
Ani.-a its s.-orcav Ames men we re strong
wirh tne st:-k- Boih pit. nera put up a
faat ran.e. nci'fe:
Cornell D 0 0 2 13
Amee 0 2 1 3 -
Barteries: For Cornell. Kueber and IUse
berry; lor Amee. Hams and Matter.
Trsvrk Httt at Cedar Fallo.
CEDAR FALLS, la.. Mar 15. iSpecial. I
There will be a great tracg meet In this
cur on Saturday. May 14. in wnaih four
cetiegee will have reprewentatu4aa and a
arxa uf a &25 pennaat wui be gtveat to tse
college securing tne sa,st atinta. Gol.1.
silver and tiruuw medsua will tie g:va ae
frs. second and th.mt grara. reoe.-uwely
t. tOisse winnicig in eaca event, here are
Ifa) entru-e and l-ie peiaper' are for a larare
crowd and a grej.r ti.-iie The mM w-li le
on the N.wwtal field and n..e c,,aas t.
lake part are. C'J-e wu-rl of Cclar .-e.Lla,
I
Rbeumatisru ia cansevi bv an excess of uric acil in tiie blcaxl. bronirl
' 'x,a v l"e cumu'.aUon in the system ot rrfupe matter which the natan
I avennes of brii!y wayte have faileil to carrv otT. Tin waste or refuse tr.attt
i ferrr.ent3 and sours anj c-n ?rate9 uric
distributed tf) I1 parts cf the hrx'.T, unit Rheumatism, w ith its torturing; pain
and aches, inSammaticn and other disajfreeaiile symptoms, grts possession t
the system. The aches and pains may be relieved and the inilammatioa tcmpr
rarity reduced by the application of a pood plaster, penctrstinrj liniment or sotn
other simple Loire remedy, but the disease can never be cured xrhiie the bloo
remains saturated with the irritatinp;. pain-prrxiucin unc acid ptison. Th
cause should be driven from the blood before the trouble reaches the chron
or helpless stage. S. S. S., a purely regeteble remedy, cures Rheumatism r
thoroug-hly cleansing the blood of every particle of the uric acid poison, a;,
maltino; this vital fluid pure, fresh and health-sustaining-. It filters out fro
the circulation the remotest particle of the poison, and tyhen S. S. S. has ren
rated the blood. Rheumatism is thoroughly and permanently cured. Book o
Rheumatism and any medical advice free to ail who write.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, CA
Crrnell college of Mount Vernon. Lenox
college and tne Iowi State Normal school.
FAIRBtHY Wiss TRACK IfEET J
For erid Time Wins High School'
Field ( ..(..i j
Field (strut.
.. ,
' -i.. . ,vi iv .a. - r.r..-Ta:. t ire staie
.Vliv .o. I5piwtal. 1 ITi State
a am r " .1 meet nein i
I the ?tate fa r grounds t.Klav was won bv
j Fiirbury, wtioee team was also last year s i
ovn state rx'i.r'l" r broken.
hv
ocm f Keam.y n-g.-
on- bv ;
reelund of Hast nrs ard the half-mil -
I relay hy the Humboldt team. Lincoln wen
: f"- Kearney f.fth and Falia City sixti
! i.LT" . , .
poit-.ts: T dd. W'iber. 3 points: J. Rnt-
terman. Columbns. 1 point. Time hV.
v-vard run: a. Wnght. Kearney H gh.
. points: T. Mac Mast res. Central Citv. :t
, . piaxue. rairnury. l point.
Ttme; j 04,
Li "-yard high hurdles: W. Collier Fair
bun. 5 points: R. Dunlap. Hasting. 3
poin-s; H. E'.a.k. Lincoln. 1 point. Time:
: 1V,.
2S"-yard dsjih: A Reams. Lincoln. 5
I
I points: I Prd-w. Pnwti Citv 3 noints-
H. I-eems iimaha. 1 poin' Tw: :2Wi.
"-TUM 'ow hurdles W. os'lller. Fair-
j burv. 5
points: R- F'inkhouser. Llnwln. :
J ! P?'"'3' - "v1ce. AishlanU. 1 point. Time:
.1 j TH-
a 44-vard dash- n. Vr-eland. Hastings S
i romts; r. W ji'erm re. Ashland. .1 points.
I E. Rrannon. Lincoln. 1 point. Time: 52K
.V;le run S Wrtaht. Karnev Hiirh s
noints: H. Rowlard. Central citv. 3 points
V, Batee. Linc-ln. 1 prent. Time- 4 46.
Half - mile rea". rice: Humboldt. I
"lnt. -1 Points; Omaha. 1 point. Time:
1:39.
Pole vault' , Tie between F. Shock ef
Falls Citv. H. Undstrttm of Columbus. R
Cowan of Crete asd Reavla of Falls City
-1 points to each Height 1 feet,
Shot put: L. Perde. Pawnee Cllv. 3
points; tie ebtween E. Rne.Wck of i mial.a
and C. Lewellen of Lincoln' fcr second
place. I points each. ritanoe fet 1 l.
1 Fairburv. 4 points wh: Tt Hrott. York. I
point. Heitrht. 5 feet 5 inches.
Discus throw: C Mev.-r. University
Place. 3 points: M. Petrerto-n. Columbus,
3 points; C. Mevers. York. 1 point. Dis
tance. Pil feet ft inches.
Running hroaI Jump: W Collier. Fair-bun-.
5 points: L. Perdew. Pawnee Citv. 3
point; G. Vreeland. Hastings. 1 point. Dis
tance 2( feef I' Inches.
Hammer throw: L. Thorn. Grand laland
5 points: A. Yoder. Falls Citv. 3 points- T
Perrlne. Asbland. 1 point. Distance, ' 122
iei a men.
ncore ny schools
Fairhniry
! Lincoln
i Hastings
1"
12
n
m
i Pawnee citv
i rnev High ...
I Falls City
' Columbus
i Central City
I Aehland
Grand Island
1 Humboldt .
I University Place
Wllber
Crete
York
H'ghert individual aoores:
W, Collier. Fairburv. 1! points.
I- Perdew. Pewnee City 11 points.
A. Peams. I incoln. 1" noints.
S. Wright Kearnev High. 10 pointa.
G. Vreeland. Hastings. points.
r'S W,X TT,E BUTCTTH
0!
l ; naooips tmoii, tie "F-labtlaar Boer,"
'' ' Easily Disposed Of.
. 1 vX)IAu.Z:f! 'l' uMa " ." J",
lightweight champion, knocked out Rudolph
ft i Unholx. the "Fighting Eoer " last night n
tne eieventn round of a scheduled 'wentv.
ft ' round boxing contest for tne world's Uatht-
i weight championship and a guaranteed
percentage of the gat receipta. Owing to
the fact that Unh ux has never sppeared
I in a local arena before tonight. Interest in
I the outcome a as at a low ebb. but in snlte
of tins fact, the Coliseum rink waa crowded
t wnn the signal was liven for the fighters
! to begin battle. Bettir.g on the general re-
i suit was light, with the odds favoring Gana !
at 10 to SK. There waa much speculation '
: on tv,a jength of tile contest, however, eren I
money being wagered that Unnoix would
not stay twenty rounds.
At the end of the first round Gans had a
slight leal, having partially closed the
Boers left eye witn a right hook.
In the e-ond rourui Unnoli had slightly
; tne better of it. His right caught Gans on
1 the Jaw as the latter waa coming in.
The third round waa a bit in favor of
! Unhols. who landed some good puncheg.
r.Ti.18, f""h round was Gans'. He floored
. Unholx wth a left uppercut and the Boer
w0nt down fnr t!lH cunt of five.
;, in the fifth Gans nad solved the Boer's !
style of f.ghtir-g and easily held his man
j off. occasionally planting his left to tne
! face. It wss Gans' round.
j In the sixth the Boer fought hack strongly
and did not appear to he m the leaat d:s-
I ! tressed. It was Gars' round.
At the end of the seventh Gana had a
h:g lead and it looked at this stage aa If ic
would be easy sailing, although the Boer
seemed not to have weakened greatly.
In the eighth round Gauia beat hta man
hard and me Boer waa compe.led to stall.
He seemed a bit weak as he took ais chair
The bell rang wun Gana having easy
honors in the n nth.
In the tenth Gans floored the Boer for
the count of nine wua a right In the pit
of the stotr.srh.
Ia the eleventh Gans floored lthol ana)
the latter came up so groggy and dased
4
Here are out of tho ordinary
SPRING SUITS, at
Made to call at $18-00.
li ' v.i ' A
LbL
Dr. EDVAHO fl. TARHY,
FOR
acid which, is abor'W into t!;e bloKl an
j that he could not see. The referee th.
! stopped the- f.isiit and declared Uu t.
w.nner.
I Gasae at Field rial.
Af'er s.vtng such a trouncing to t
Rangers for the opening gnme lae.t Satu
: dav. the Kiel.l dun base lm.! team
I tw ihl .fl.ranan
i ,. i-n..,n p. .i .- hoii.,..irr. t..ni
lineup:
Feld Club.
Position.
...Catch
..Jltetl
...First
...Second ....
...Thtrrt
. .Shirt
..l.-rt
. . Voter
..Right
.. SunatttlUe
. . Substitute
r. r
T
Pn,.ilmAn
T"bt
. .. . NellHS
Svn.
FArk
W. K
Fore
...L Youi
Rid:
.cy Tom
Faber
Ahhott
IVwigherty...
Mart in
r.-.gntnn
Kelly
1-ltMigland....
2ilalone
Hmick
Shiieffcr
Hylaaal Bavls ta Sehonl.
IOWA CITY. Ia,. May 15 Special.) Ji
r.iiT. ... ih. huArti .i f irm Intel farm
the State university on the ajitiouncemei
that Mike Hyland. the si ir man of ti
freshman teanie in foot bail and lsak
Istll. will be in si IkmiI next year, not w it
standing the announcement to tne eontrar
H land haa doci.l-d to complete hia four
and w.il 1e in tne universiiv 'hree yea
i longer, in which t me Coach Cstlln expec
j him to develop into one of -he greaile
' kicking ends m the business He ia an e
i penenced man in baaket bail a. so.
Gag Railway Valaatloaav
I BEATRICE. Neb.. May 13. (Special,
j Assessor Hen-.phill and his deputlea ha
' cmolle tile fnlinarlnir renort ' foe Gal
county unuer the. provisions of tha termln
tax law relative to the valuation of ti
railways, and the same haa been sent i
the Stale Board of Equalisation. The va
uatlona have been raised In every In at am
' above those submitted by the tax oiiruni
I sinners. Ther are aa follow:
j CHICAGO, BURLINGTON QCINCT.
Commissioners. Assesso
I Cdell $ li.W.ti J 1 .ITS.
I Fiilev 5.1K1 ,a , 9 J)4
i Adams i
t,pi le Springs lc..ti5.Rl
Wvmore !i:.iM sS
Ueainc T.-1.34
i X RlXTK ISLAND.
j 3ea-nce x Jie'si.OO
I Oatonia 7s.'ai.ia
S3.."
21H.SH
Lu.Ja.
41 ISA.
UNION PACIFIC.
Parneston ) li.JT'i.ifl
Beatnce K2..'4;..l
Cor.lap.d IS.fiol.i
21 51
1'lft.JltV
35.364.
Graalaattas Eaerrtasra at Johayle r.
SCHUYLER. Neb.. May li. Special Te
egram.) The" Junior-senior re4aption w I
held in the Odd Fellows hall t!V eveni.
The junior decorated the hall bewuUf ol
with the senior claaa colors of goid" ai
purple. The senior class consists of s
hoys and two girls, one of the emails
classes ever graduating from the Schuyl.
High school. The graduating exercises w
be held In the Janer- k opera bouse r
May 24 and the follow i night the aJumi
reception will be held atj the residence i
A. Pierce. The baccalaureate ae
mon will be delivered at the Preabyterta
church by Rev. Mr. Sweeney on Sunda
evening. May 24.
Fee taee la Aptiewle'.
BEATRICE. Neb.. Mav 13. Special Tel
grm (Th case of Gage County again
I . W. wnght. ex-county treasurer, Njrh
is charged with paying more for ciw
hire than the law allows, durtnar hia ai
! ministration, was ordered today by V
...
: coun'y botrd to be taken to the supret
court. The case was recently disposed
In the district court. Judgment being re:
dered against Uie defendants for HC7.
Tha amount sued for was H.2f"1.
Moaey Takes froaa Safe).
NEHAWKA. Nb.. May 15 Special.
Last night somenue entered Lh store
Sutphln A Dale and stole 340 from tl
safe. The money waa left by a workma
with the firm for safe keening. The sai
j door waa ajar this morning and the fin
i ia not sure whether It waa lacked or m
the night before. Nothing wag taken bi
the money. The ourside doors were locke
this morning and the windows showed n
signs of having been tampered with.
falveralty Feeshsaoa Celehssate.
UNIVERSITY PLACE. Neb.. May JJ,
(Special.) The entire freshman ulaaa t
the Nebraska Wesleyan university took it
annual spring outing Thursday aflernoo
and evening, and the clua numberm
eighty, under the direction of John McVaj
president of the clans, and chaperoned b
rn.f. P. C. Somerville and wife of the df
part.-nent of English literature, spent th
hours at Epworth Lake park aA Lineolr
and jKik supper at the pavilion.
Nr4?elh Wssua L
CIXC1NNATT. O.. May lfi. (Special Tele
gram.V-Mra. Coburg of Norfolk. Neb., wh
kidnaped her tour chilitron and then dt
serted them, here has been located 1
St. .Louis.
$20 03 and $22.5
All b.ib. class fabrics sad (asaioaexl
by veteran Journeymen Tailors to sat
isf7 gapercltlcaU mna or joang nxin.
To Sell You the Best
Clothes at Lowest Prices
Is oar constant endegror. These
eprtial values in Spring Suit de-mon-sirate
bow aucceaifal are.
SUITS SATURDAY, AT S15
Worth ui to 622. SO
VOLLMER'S
EXPERT CLOTHES FITTERS
107 South Ibiti St row t
No Llonoy Till Cured
ITSTtlA, UlXCRATieai tm4 . mctju, ois
c iril entfiMsma aae aat.aai I' ai aee isael care
e-uemssaV 14 rears eaif law. e . I ii t hmm iua
itaisii sasas ea aaa-i
A..
224 Ceo Lids-. OMAHA, NED.