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REAL ESTATE LOANS
fCcrctlnsedj
Pa's Colts Better in the Mud Than the Sioux; New York Finally Stops White Sox
aXWET RATES Pern la, Faster, Bio.-.
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- THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY. JUNE 18.
xRTVATE 4 easier t,.ev W te UOa,-
" loses t H Mint purpoee
v". H. THOMAA. 4 1st Nat I Ban
3 -4H3 J"x
alONET TO LOA.N-rM iBTwartment Oa.
azr-n
WAJtT KlV-OTty loan and warreata. W.
F areata Smith Co.. 13B rimtn St.
2-443
WANTED TO BUY
HWHBCT pncea for Id-hand fumtlnrm, ear
pela. clothe and shoe. TeL Dourlas W71,
. (A) U
SKsTT twaee paH for l-hand f omttora. oar
pete, siavao. eJothi-. shoes. Tel. Fad MuL
"ANTEr-A eecon4-hnd Un-eyrI 14-tnch
fan. Addreea. O-HK Bee Mf.20 la
W"OULD like to buy a general merr-ha.
dlse or grocery etor In a country tow.
Stock abiuld not Invoice over ti.. Ad-
dreea. Y-i. rare E-e. t"S M&4S 21 x
WANTED-TO RENT
WANTED TU RENT,
y re to tfiw-room modern furnished
hcmoa. Mum ba la rood nelg-h bor hood ,
will, take irnae. R'lerettce furnished
(no children l. Address, stntlng terms,
L UK Bm. a-Msn lx
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house. Tel. Harney SSL te-34 l
WANTED SITUATIONS
tXmltKCIU tnoT4.har: excolleat
reference. Addrea "U." Omaha ijaa,
Cousin feiet'a. q.-Ma.
ELJDv8Lr sir.gle loan would like to work
for private tam-Ily: can take cara f
horse, -to a -lawn and nukt himself
e-cnorally useful telei-ence. Addr A Win.
car See. r-Mtsa ttx
WANTED By July 1. position as city
aaleoman with wholesale house. Address,
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
uss one Parker to Eexher Sutton,
lot 4. block 4. Patrick a add ...
Frank M Woodland, trustee, to Llta
Pesrl ScMve. part Jot L block AS,
Kountc Pko
John A. Johnson and wife to aams.t
part aarre
Jo tin E. WeHaall and wife to aana,
part aama 1.5K3
VfciHiam Ha mm atid wlTe to 'WiHarm
O. Keefer. lota I and t, block L
Bprtna Laka Fark
John Pruae to Marret O. Ritchie.
lot 17, Wick L Mom rub
H arner Trk nd lfa ta Gumvf .
Maertena. part lot I. block. 1, South
CMnaha , -
, John Bteet and wife to Theodore
FarnaWy,' part I.4'j
J. i. FllEceraid and mite to Margraret
K. Ivtry. nt M, block 4, 1st add.
to Fowler Flaca 1.
lmperiiU Invetmmt Co. to Frederick
J. Harrtartan, part lot 7. block a,
lat aub af GrifTln A Bmljh'a adj ... LIS
B"yd L. Rera and wlfa to Fr6e: Ick J.
FarrlnfUin, lot 4. block i. aame 2JS
Oeory w. Peytilon to National Fank
of Cammarta. lot , Woc li. Onoana
View m
Caaeel Ralty Co. ta Antonle Bcfirltto.
part kH n. KowtB td add TK
X4iena flnrrin aa Aatnn Zaletika. part
lot 17, block . Kauetaa U add WO
Bvrdla Galnaa ta Henry Earhmia,
part tot Mk. block a. Walnut Ht.l...., 30
Rama to aroe. lot 10. block ft. aame. . . &0
The Famele-v to John EteeJ. let 11.
Andrew WiUtama A Troaeli a aub... LaM
B&me to aame. lot 8. Luke A Temple-
ton a add. X'OO
' Iaviri R. Archer and wile to Arthur
H. DUlon part V14-U : I.4BJ
w lHam FTtci to aame, part came... ,,
Frederick J. Farrlreton and wife to
Boyd L. Reea, lot 11. Keyatone Fark.
1 Benrr W. Tatea and wife lo Thomaa
Klipatrlck. lor 1. block 7. Hlllaide '
add So. 1....... . j
Xliaaaetlr 8. HftStnef to "'Otrrtruda '- '
Buchbolk, part lot 1L block a. Park
Plaoe - 150
Srattlbera Savlnao Bank to Harry
ReuoeB. iota J and XL, Hartmaa a
add It.flO,
Jamea H. onbnri and wtte t at. to
Charlaa 8. Acnew. part lot 1L block
L Mlllaid Plane 1,800
Rnaerra Real Estate Co. to Ptephen
D. Bar. a a. lot Ht. Uock ). Weat ICnd. '.
Sarry Oroaa and wlfa ta Frank Fhrrp-
ahlra. lot 17. Omaha Building; aad
Kavtna-a amociatloa add 4.000
F. i. Armatranc to Barah C
Armatropr. 'lota 1 to It. VUca Place. 6.C50
Joha C. . Havejneyar and wife to
Thoma Adama and wife, lot 12.
block 3R. Orandrlew 150
Warwick auoare and wife to Annie
?uDiVr, lot L 4, &, block K.
Omaha View 1.40J
Vary O. Orotmak and haaband to
Warwick p'aundera, aame 1,400
J. J. Lar.k and wlfa to Rdward M.
Waltera. rrt lota ( and . clock a,
Orchard HUl
1 d00
Ttotal .
..$71.90
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
OFFICE CONBTRt'CTlNa QI'ARTER
master. Fort Leavenworth. Kansaa June
10, lla. Sealed propoaaia. la triplicate, will
be reoelred here until JJ a. ra.. central time,
June 10. 1Mb, and thou opened, for the eon.
an ruction approaches and portloos for
Great. Sherman and Sheridan haila al Fort
Lavenwortn. Kanaaa. Full Information
and blank forme of propoaal furnlabed aa
aj-pllratlon te UJa offica Plane and apecl-fu-ationa
may ta seen here, also in offices
t cbWZ auartersnaat.er at Omaha and Den
ver, and Secretary Master Builders ex
change. Kanaaa City, ale. t'tutno States
reserves the right to accept or reject anv
or all propoaaia or any part thereof. En
wiuima te be endorsed "Proposals for Ap-proat-l.ea
and Portions and addressed te
Captain Wm, D. iMvta. Uaartermaster.
J-lft-U-lie-ia-U-U
? RAILWAY TIME CARD
vsioy arATjwn -4tm asd marct
la earn 4'arlSa
Lear. Arrive.
The Ovorland United.. a 0 U am a 40 pm
Tne Colorado Kapreaa. .a l:W pia a I 00 pea
Auantic Kxpreea alO.U aa
iTba Oraaxn Expreae....a 4:lt pm a I eo pas
The Loa Angeiea Lta. 1! 66 pm a I It pm
The Fast AlaU -a ..' am a l.ti
The Chrna A Japaa
Man a 4 00 pm al Mpm
Norxh Platte Local it.il am a 4 4t pm
fV.)o.-CtiK aa-o Seclal...al2JJ am a T. aa
Beatrice ettrosta-
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4. sleca lalama J
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la ItXM Paascnaer..a 4.04 pm ali.jw run
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Oiloag ttLaatera Ca,)-.a 4 pm a lui pm
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Rock Mountain Lta. ..all .a pm a 'riv
Cvia. A Cat Aa pries... J 1 l pea a 4 A pm
Om.i t Teaaa Aajrwas...a 4 im a l.U pm
ABiloaeTw arttsmra i
Chlcage Daylig-M .......a 1 :'M am all U pm
Ik. Pau'auna. Axs.. a Let am aa0.i M
LLlcac Lota: all.w am a J tua
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CA.Kt Paeseetiger.,...a 4 pm a I 10 am
( klm toiHK'tal a 4. as pm a a -23 am
St. Peul-Mtau. LUa....a 40 pm a 4 w am
Los Aaxeis L!3u4 a t.M pm ail pm
o arlana Limited eiu.av pm a am
Yea Kail a I ii pm
SkwS Cigr LeeeJ........ lim pm a Jtj am
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Nerfola-Houaairet a T a am a 4:30 pxa
L-ucUD-Li'ua ptnc a 7 u am aiuHua
Iede:4-Liucola a l pm at.Mpm
Caaprr-Laneer a 1 pm a 4 ta) pm
VIiLnsa-aperttir .....llwrn blMaa
Kresseat-AllMea b 4 M pm b las pm
k. r. 4 Bt 1. Kxp a 4:04 am a 4 44 am
kC C A t- L. aUp U.U pm a 4A pax
laicafSi M4leaAe m a A. rAaA m
Chic. a -Colo Special.. .a I S4 am all M paa
Cal A Ore. Aspreae. a 4 aa, a 1.24 pa
Overna Lumiedy... a at pm ilAaa
prrry Loc: 444 pm all4W am
i teetiea
Cbtoee Express a 7:11 am a 1 44 pea
rt.s-eao lAmUed --. f 4 pxa alAaa
Ai -it Paul Exp... b t U am
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St. 1
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tiaeceavrr Lcal ttroaa
Canjwili tuIlaj 4: pm bA.14 am
PA WINS OS WEI GROUNDS
Three Scorn in SereaUi Cinches Game
Almost Lost.
SIOUX LEAD ntOX TEE FIRST
r at Bearlai
atf til Oaaae,
War aa-
bwt After That
ere Hal da
Omaha. I; W"M Ctty. t
On tnntntr aufriced for Omaha r make
enoug runt to win from Bious CHy
Wednesday afternoon by the acore of I to
1. It an another eaaa where the gambler
would have woa cm tha propaamon "that
the winning team would rnaka more run
in one inning tha the loaer would make
In the entire game."
Ducky Holmea and hit rejuvenated Sioux
cans to Omaha on a rain cloud and con
fidently whispered H around that they !-
tended ta kep up tha winning atreak they
bad darted on tha GrUallM at Sioux City.
They aald they were bo reapectera af
lead era or percentage -tabl, but Intended
to put Omaha back a few bolea. Then- In
tention waa rood, but their execution waa
poor.
Pa Rourka heard of tbeae dire threati
which tad been made around ttie Mrrchanta
hottl, where the Sioux alopped. and after
a consultation with Captain Franck da
died to aend tha veteran War Bandera ts
the hilltop to atop the rush of the Riaux
Pan d re took his point of vantage and
headed off every ruen they made.
Ducky started the first rnsti m the first
round by making a hit. One waa out and
Weed hit tha ball ta Franck. who had a
apiendid cbanca ta anaka a double play,
but Instead he muffed the grounder and
both wera aafa. That . rve Jack Henry
much encoura cement, ao he aoaked a hard
one thraugh Bandera, letting; Ducky tret
noma. That waa aU Floux City made In
that Inning- or In any wining, a fast double
Jlay ending the 'raroe. It wet Just the sort
of double Franck had a chance to at art
earlier ta tha Inning: bafor a run waa
made. " ' -. .'
Graaali la Bav4 Sat.
For all the weather man admits it has
rained about thirty da a out of the laat
rncnth the rain haa Interfered with but
ona game on tha home gTounda during- that
time. Taceday it waa too wet to play and
Wedneeday the grounds were In the worst
ahape they have been thla year. Tblt did
not rtop the fana who ventured ut In the
face of threats of rain from arcing one of
the good g-ames of the season. Sanders
held the Eloux to four hits and did not
Issue a pass or hit a man. VJt Kr.y did
about as well for tlx innlnga, but In the
seventh he waa bumped for four hits, two
of which might have been prevented If
the ground had beea dry. Two were bunts
over the infielder'e head. Welch ran up an
Beldem'a bunt, wluch west aafa Just over
his head, the long third-aacker banr unable
ts stop.
Omaha made all lta run In the seventh
Inning, the lucky aeventh. It had begun ta
look aa though Bandera waa t lose another
1 to fame, aa McKay waa working strong
and had a lead of one run. Franck opened
the lnnlnc: with a elean asak and BeJdea
pulled off that freak bunt over Welch'a
facade Gondlng advanced them each a base
by a well placed sacrifice and Sanders
tied the -boots' with airt"o rig-nt field,
drhingT Franck bom. Aaatka aacrtfloed him
aelf ta aend Belden acroae the plate and
King made It g-ood by hlttrng for three
sacks, driving- Bandera home with the third
run. Autrey had made three hits during
the game and none had counted In the ran
getting. He now had a chance to drive
King home, but could only ground out
from McKay to Severeid. '
After the first Inning- Bloux City got but
tm-o men to first baa.
The
same teams thla afternoon. Tha
a -ore:
OMAHA.
. AB. R. H. O. A. E.
Austin. 5b t t 0 1 I 0
Klrx. "b 4 0,11 0
Autrey. lb 4 I 10 1 C
Householder, If 4 0 1 2 0 It
Welch, cf 4 4 0 4 0
Franck, as 4 1112 1
Beldea. rf 1 111 I
RAILWAY TIME CARD c"u-
Llee.a Ureal ta sMlts i
St. Paul-Mlnneapolla..... 4 JO pm 7 :M am
St. Paul-MJoneapalu .... 7 JO am 11 Jk pm
itcaso i-uniiaa ewpm ej7 am
Oilr-a" Lxpcoaa -- f As am 11 Jk uim
tLita aa4ress lApu 4 tua
tlkLIKCTeX ST
TV at KASOV.
arllaiartaav
Laava. Axriva
Derver California... a 4.10 pm a 144 pm
NorUiweat Spaclai -a 4041 pm a 1.4a pm
Black Hiiia .a 4.1 pai a 1:4a pm
North weei Expreea ...-AU:4i p.a alt.lft pm
Nebraaaa puiuls a 4:44 am a i ll pm
Nebraska Eaproaa a Ut am a .l pm
Llncola Fast Mali b 1:44 pm all .11 pat
Laicoln Local . fc ix am
Lincoln Local al0:tf put
Lisoola Local :r'"- a 7 au pm
bi l.uj ler - piattaraouth.D 1:9 pm but.w am
BaUevue l'iaiiaiiovh.a 4:00 pin a IM am
ptaiianseuth lea..b 4-14 am
lelisvue Plattamoutb. b 1 JO pm
(caver Limited .a 4:10 pm a T -at am
Cbiuago special a am all:44 pm
Chicago Expreea -a ju pm a XM pm
Chicago lyar -a t JO pm a 4.1 am
Iwaa Local a 4:14 am all : am
t-t. Louis press ..a 4.44 pm all:lo am
Kanaaa City A St. Joa.jLUi.ei pm a 4-ai am
Kaaaaa Ctty A St Joa.a l am a 4-rn pm
Aaoaas Ol A Sr. Joa 4.4a pai
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St.
Leave. Arriva
Twin Ctty Paasnrger. b 4 A am b:Kpm
Bloux City Pasaenger- a 44 pm al0.fcam
Emersoa
Local -a 444 am iM rm
Mtaawarl
Aabura Local
...b 150 pia bilJti
a t-ally. b Dally except Sunday. Sua.
day only, d taily except Saturday, a Dally
except Mobdax.
OCEAN STEAMERS
Par east, at as sura ar aa
tt pays ta iraeet aa toe
FRENCH
LINE
J Ta PAKIS, thai Ctty Beetetlfet.
Tnaartf-at tn sM uraa ataiat naeliaa
B "ssj gw paa paSHieJP ejaa aJsai ajaeBisafsaai
Ccxnptrnls CSndrsIs
Tranaat'.antlqas
i Ta rjia ia oars
via Havre mm gigaatie tela aiiwupua
aaii-a wot Tcuraciay a Aa
ThM wamjr'm c4 euearra laveutiaua ka
all the eua-earaGe aaa luxury of moat
palaiial bate'ia ea a mora laarut ecac
1 a iii f ereatjr, rwij cmfa vnau.n tw.
eieaant aulkm aad aiugie arrtiueata. cany
areapaoer. orztieura. wiricaa itkiiMr.
lasnoua cuiame ana evcy sol
emies aaa cwup-:
La fraMeoa ... Jaaa f La SeKacaa -Jalr at
La irfrriak Ju'r I i La rmwaua JmI 4
La S miiaiaa lif k I La Twylatna ......Jwr at
BATif rwserauoua eainiisjuiia rvr ossr m
4MMscreMS ka 4 trM aat sa -eieiy e
kiur r a..a ..... m ua a.
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14114 aAaaJi
STANDING CF THE TEAMS.
WEST. LFA(?rK. AMER.
W. U pet.
Omaha M 9 tT Indlan'Ms
Lincoln ! ii ,W4 Tolo . ..
Ienver & S -i?7 lxu(avllle
Plmil CltT. 94 .Kit Columtma
AWN
W L Pet.
... a a
... r tri
...mm tin
M .1.1
I Moines. .3 U Minneapntla . Ti An
Pueblo M J7B Mllvaukee .431
Kan. City... .Si M M
St. Paal 14 fcl
NAT LEACVE A11R. LEAGVK.
W. L Pet. W. L. Pet.
Chicaeo X 17 .u Chicaro Hi n S
Pittahura; .... 3 . Cleveland ...a .M
Clnolnnatl . M a .Mi St. Lsmis Z ?4 .M7
New
Tork.
74 XX .1X1 Detroit ....
a IS 4x New Tork.
t J4 .6W
.J4 ?7 .41
JI4 W .t2
. r 4r,-,
.U U -Mi
Phil
Boston
St. Louts
Brooklyn
...2 ! .41 Phila
...21 t2 .4"7 Boston ....
...! U .W7 Waahlngrton
OAMEf TODAT.
Western Teaa-ie Sloax dry at Omaha.
Denver at Dee Molne. Pueblo st Lincoln.
National Lea rue Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia. ChlcAfo at New
Tork. 81. Louis st Boston.
American Leat-oe Washington at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Cleveland. New Tork at St..
Loula. Boston at Chicago
American Asaociatton Milwaukee at Lou
isville, Kansaa City at lndlanapoUa.
Oondlnc, e !
Bandera, p 111110
Totala so i r 10 1
eiorx ttt.
AB. R. 11. O A. E.
Campbell, If 4 0 1 ! S d
HolroeA cf 4 1 1 " I
Weed, rf 4 0 1 0
Henry. C 4 0 111
Andreas. b 1 1 4 0
Welch. Sb I 0 1 t 0
Severe-id. lb I 11 1 0
Granville, aa 4 1 f
McKay, p I 1 v
Totala ' & 1 4 34 11 0
Omaha
Runa
HWs
Sioux City
B'ina
HKa
n o
. t
o
i
1 4
1
..a... 1 0 0 0 0
01
1 4 1 0 0 1 0 44
hit: Klnr. Passed ball:
Three-base
Henry. Hit by pltrhed ball: By McKay.
1. Struck out: By Sandera. 1; by McKay,
1. Left on bases: Omaha, i; Sioux City,
I. Double playa: Franck to King to Autrey.
Henry to Severeid. Sacrifice hits: Austin.
Oondlrp. .Stolen base:, Frsnck. Time:
1:1a. I roplrs: Brennan. Attendance, AKi.
DUXVEH WELCOMES ICW PITCHER
"ale Sob Reerwlt at Dee Metaes Hit
Safely FWertee-a Tlaaea.
DES MOINES. Ia.. June 17.-The rong-ed-for
White Sox recruit. Andrew Neison, ap
peared In Dea Moines today and pitched
for the Booster. He got his. The ttris
llea knocked his left handed rlantt t)
everj- corner af the lot. Never Lbelese tha
oonaeasue of opinion Is mat Dea Moines
has a valuable man in Nelson and that be
fore PA aeason ia over he will be among
the top noeiera In the Western league.
Skirts' Casaadv played a slar aame for
the visitors, butting In at the wrong time
with catchee and hitting rn clever fashion.
Dwyer did the tall awaiting fcr the Boost
ers Nlehoff made a graaoaiand atop of a
ball which waa w hissing over third base.
Chebck did well on ine slab. Soore:
DES MOIKES.
AB. R. H.
O.
11
1
7
41
A.
Andersnn. a 4
Nlehoff. lb
Flournoy. If ....
Dwyer, lb
Dolan. ;t
McLaughlin, rf
Bader, ef
D-xier, e
Nelaon. p
"Bomar
Totala
II
DENVER.
r u
AB. R.
H. O. A. E
AB.
4
H O. A. K
Waldrsn. ef ....
eidan. If
tTaseady, rf
White, lb
Irwin.-Jb .......
Zaluski'. e
Leuterborn. 2b .
Kinneally, aa ...
Chebek. p
Olmated
live
Totala
....17 10 14 17 10
Batted for Nelson In ninth.
Climated ran for White.
Dea Molsaa 1 444004440
Denver 110 114 4 110
Earned runa: Denver, L Two-base hlta:
Zaluaky. Dwyer a. Dexter. Balk: Nelaon.
Base on balls: Off Nelson, 1; oft Chebek 1
Double plays: Caaaady to White, Chebek
to Laoterbom to White, Dwyer to Ander
son to Dwyer. Wild pitch: Nelson. Struck
out: By Nelson. 4: by Chebek, I Stolen
base: Kinneally. Sacrifice hits: B-lden,
Cassady. White, Irwin. Lsuterborn. Time:
1:00. Attendance, 450. UmDlres: Ford and
Teager and Corbett.
TAILED DER9 PI SH LIKSCOLJt BACK
Timely Hlta Fallaw Jakaam' Bases
. ea Balls.
LINCOLN, June 17 Lincoln tost 4o
Pueblo today. I to 2. because of inability
to hat Fltsa-erald consecutively. The Green
backer made more hits than the Indiana
and played aa errorleea fielding game, but
Puehlo'a hits came In bunches and they
a-ere able te take advantage of the five
hase on balls Johnson tendered . them.
Lincoln's ta-o runs came In the fourth en
hits by Gagnler and Davidson and Ho
rrtever's error. Pueblo lied the eonre In
the sixth. Smith singled and Patterson and
Clark hit for doubles. The final run came
In tne ninth as a result of a base on balls
to Spencer, a sacrifire and Miller's double.
Lincoln made tee hlta in the ninth, but
the men died on baaea. The weather waa
threatening and there waa a driaxle Murine
part of the game. Score:
LINCOLN.
AB. R. H. O. A. E.
H.
1
1
1
1
1
1
O.
I
t-
Juoe, If
Fox. 2b
Gagnlor, as
Fenkin. rf
Thomas, lb
Davidson, cf
Pntehett. tb
Ptrrsn. c
Johnson, p
Sullivan ,
Totals
14
7-24
PUEBLO.
AB. R.
4 4
4 1
::::rf I
I 4
1 1
1 4
I 4
4 4
H. O.
E.
2
Horrlever. Sa.
Bmi'h. c
Patterson. 2b..
Mattlck cf....
Clark, lb
Spencer. If
Corhan. as.....
Miller, rf
FitEtfersld. p..
Totsls
4 1
4
1
o
4
4
0
t
4
11
0
0
a 27 11
Bttted for Johnson la the ninth.
Clark out, turned on third strike.
Lincoln 4 4 4 2 4 4 4 4 02
Pueblo 44444104 f 1
Two-base htls: Patterson. Clark. Miller.
Stolen bases: Gagriier. PVnlon i. Levid
son. Patterson, bacrifiie hits: Thomaa.
Corhan. Double play: Fox u Gagnier to
Thomas. Struck out: By Johnson. 1; by
Fiic-raid. 4- Ft rat base cm balia: Off
Johnson, I: off Fltxgerald. 4. HH with
E itched ball: By Johne.n, 1. Irft on bases,
ancola. i; Pueblo, 7. Time: lua. Umpire:
Ls-la Attenoanoa, 700.
PA SECURES AX OTHER PITCH Kit
the'
Jsckasa af
Pweble ta
Jeta
Ctaaaasttaas.
After a conference Tueaday evening with
Manager Palter eon of the Pueblo club
Pa hourke eecured the servicea ttt Pitcher
Ctiarlea Jackson for the balance of tb
season, pueblo new has seven pile her en
tLr pay roil and Jerksoa was disposed
if owing lo tbe high salary ha waa ret-civ.
u-g. By authoriti Jackson Is considered
an A-l pitcher and wnl atrnrthen pas
start of twirlera conaioerably. Sitauld tna
ac-tlofl of Manager Patteraoa inee Willi
tle appraral ef the owners f the Pueblo
f ra nri..s tt is probable tnat Noaa will be
tliSpoatid of.
C re Iter's Hare aVeeteeL.
LONDON. June 17 Richard Croker a
Ri.oU'jia. a hk i is a favorue fur tee gold
tup at A boo! tomorrow, was badly bealea
in the race lor the biennial stakes at Aarot
today. KhMora was not evea planed. Sue
euuted a Imi favorite la ti.e betung at
4 te 4 against. W. H. Walker a While
Eagle was first- Reins Claude. aoe by
Lfid Hamtluaa was second, and C. T
Puliiy's Ebtue Lad was thirA awvea
horses ran. a
134 avus te order. Cik. at pant tm 44,
MavCartLy-Wllaoa, IM fiaiuU MUl
PIRATES TARE BOTH CASES
PifUburg Kikei it Tov Out it Fire
from Sottoa.
K0SJTTJO C01TIXST OKX-SUJID
la Afleraeea Laeal Team la t aatale
ta Hit LaeSeld -with Mea ea
Baees Waaraer Makea
lie see Maa.
BOSTON. Mass.
feated Boston In
mornlnx, 14 ta 4.
June 17. Pittsburg fle
a one-sided game this
Scots :
KTT4BVB0.
B H OA t
BOSTON
BHD A a.
IrhneAaft. ef
Lamt. n ..
SIS Beauauuit. at I
ttt rl 4
1
1 I
1 11
Wsnr. Sft .. 4 1 X 4 4 Btea If . .
At titihia. Ik. I I t 4 1 Kabten, aa .
ftine. Ik .... 4 I 4 Hunnllia. STo. I
WiiMB, rt....l 111 If nrbej It. .. 4
(htaw. r I 1 I I Ollall. c I
ktaOooa. .... I I rrsMn. ..
Twins. . ...!
Totala 84 U al 11 I PtwtMr. s 1
Ocaaaak 1
i a
Totals. ti 17 11 I
Patted for Pfelffer In ninth.
Pittsburg 14411114 4-J4
Boston 4 0 4 4 1 1 24
Two-base hits: Clerkev A.bbatlchlo.
Home run: MoUann. Hita: Off FerpuBon
In one and one-third Innings. 0: off Young
In four and two-third Innings. 4; otf
Pfetfler in three innings. 4. Sacrifice hits:
Ball. Kane. Wilson. Hannlfan. Stolen
bas-s: Clarke, Wacner. Iouble plays:
Ahbatichio to Wagmer, Wag-ner to Ab
liaUchio to Kane. Left on bases: Bos
ton, .; PVitaburg, 4. First base on balls
Off Ferguson. 4; oft Toung. 1; oft Pfeiffer.
4. First base on error: Pittsburg, 1.
Struck out: By loune. I, by Pfeiffer, I:
by MaddTT. 1. Wild pitch: Maddox.
Time: 10. Umpires: Rudderham aud
Enitlie.
piitsburg made tt four out cf five by
winning the afternoon came. 4 to 1 The
locals could not hit Lellield with men
on basvs snd timely hlttinp by Wagner
and Wilson won for the visitors. Score:
rrrTaBfHa. sorron
B H 0 A K B H O A E.
Thomaa. cf... 4 1 Paumoat. af 4 1 e
Leaek. tk... til C Brnvna. rf... I
Clarke. It ... 4 10 4 4 IHcOaBtt. lb . 4
t4ma. aa... 4 114 IBtM If I
1 J
I 10
4. a
Starr,
, a a 1 I lnkiea. aa a
.4 I 12 Haanltaa, lb. 4
, 4 I 1 Kitrber. tk... I
. t I '1 POrakank. ... 1
. I S t I I Pnulte., p....
Kan. Ik...
Wiieoe. rl ..
FTielpm.
LaittaiC, a.
KelleT 1
Totals n 1 n 11 Liateaaa. .. 4 4
Totala 34 7 27 14 t
Batted for Boultes In elg-hth.
ritteburf 0 0 1 1 2 4 4 44
Loston 0 0 1 4 4 1 0 01
Two-base hit: Leach. Home runs: Dsh
len. Wagner. Hit: Off Boultes in eight
Ituilngs. 4; off Llndaman In one Inning. 1
Secriilce hit: Boultes. Stolen bace: Wil
eow. Doable pleys: Wagner to Starr lo
Kane 2). Left on bases: F.oston. 1:
Pittsburg. 1. Hit by pitched ball: Ritchey
Struck out: By Boultea. ; by Lelfieid.
L Wild pitch: Leffleid. Time: 2KKi. L'm
plrea: Emalte and Rudderham.
Braoklra Scores thatoat.
BROOKLTN. June 17 Brooklyn! bal
tera drove Fromme out of the box In the
second Inning today and thee caused Sal
lee to be removed in the same period after
five runs had been scored. Ksrger fin
ished the game in excellent style. WUheira
pitched masterly ball for the locala Score:
BKOOKLTN. BT. LOllS.
SH.OAE. H O. A X
Sorrk. rf Ill
SMarray. I
I' barrr. rf I
1114
1111
14 1
4 1 14 I
4 Iu-lehaaty, If I
' Konetchr. Ik 4
1 prm tb 4
0 Hoatener. e. . 4
f O'ltourka. aa. J
KM I herl. Ik... I
iPnDUBa. a I
Maloney, cf.
I 11
Joroaa, lb.
Fheehaa Ik.. I
4 11
Lewt. aa 4 1 1
Derraa, c. . ... I 1 I 1
Wtihaim. .. 1114
Totals rt t Zt II i Krir.
I
Totala I 4 t4 11 4
St Loui 4 4 4 4 0 0 0 4 04
Brooklyn t) 4 4 4 0 0 4 S
Two-bas hit:' Lewli."' Three-base hit:
Bergen. Hits: Off Fromme. 4 In one and
one-third innings; off Bailee. 7 m one and
one-third innings; off Karger. 4 In six and
one-third Innings. Sacrifice hits: Barry,
Psttee. Stolen base: Murray. Double play:
Fromme to Konetchy. Left on bases:
Brooklyn, I: St. Louis. 4. Bases on balls:
Off Fromme, 1; of Baiiee. 2: off Karger. I;
off Wllbelm. 2. Bases on Error: St. Loula.
1. -Hit with pitched ball: By Bailee, 1.
Struck out: By Fromme. l; by Karft-r. 1;
by WUhalm, t Time; 136. Umpire: O Day.
, Cabe Bat Out Vletery.
PHTLADELPHIA. June 17. Chicago won
the deciaive came of the aetiee with Phil
adelphia today by timely hitting. Soore:
CHICAQO. FHtLASETLPBlA.
B H.O A B. B H O A I
Caen, lb I I 2 lOraat. Ik I I 1 1 4
H of maa. cf
1 Knake. lb I I 1
Sebaite, rf
rhenoa, lk. .. I
Blslafaiat. tk I
liasla. If I
Kiiti. e 4
Tiaaer, aa 4
1 4 7110. rt I 1 2
4 It 2 4 Massa. If I 1 4 I I
1111 B-waaf talA lk 4 1 14 0
14 1 VOaborae. ef... I I I
111 eDoolta. BS....4 4141
111 Dosla. c 4 1 4 I
III tCornooti. .! 410
Praaar, I
MrOolllla. .. 1 1 1
Total II I 27 14 2M('umiick .114
uvunarr ... 1 4
Total tt 4 17 11 1
Batted Vr Corrtdon In aeventh.
batted for M&Qiiiiin In ninth.
Chicag-o 1 4 4 4 4 2 4 4 4V-1
Philadelphia 4 4 0 1 4 4 1 4 0-2
Hits: Off Corrtdon. 4 In seven Innings; off
Mrduillln. 1 la two luiinaa Three-base
hit: Sleinfeldt. Sacrifice hlta: Hofmarv!
bteinfeldt, Siaarle, Jiagee fTi. stolen base.
Chance. Tinker. Magoe. Branafield. Oa
btirt. Left on bee-: Chicago, i: Phila
delphia. L Struck out: By Fraser. 2; by
Coiilutin, 2. by McQulIlin, 2. Bases on er
rors: Chlcat-o, 2; Philadelphia. 2. Bases on
balls: Off Fraser. 2: off Corrldon. 1. Hit
with pitched bsll: By Corrldon. 2. Wild
pitch: Corrldon. Time: 1-.S2. Umpire: Klem.
GAMES 1 THE AMERICA I.E1GIE
Hlgrblaaders Wla Ef tmt a aad Baaee
aa Balls.
CHICAGO. June 17 New Tork broke
Chicago a winning tire today, defeating
tha leaders. I to 1 Manuel held the visit
ors to two hlta, but baaea on balls and
errors anade up for thla Manning waa
batted out of ths box In the s'lxth. The
game wss watched by tbs Blaine club of
Cincinnati. Mr. and Mre. Nicholas Long
worth and nheT convention visit ora Score:
KtWiTOHI CHICAGO
B H O A B BO A C
Kllaa. 4 t I 1 rxtigortr. B I I I
li.aiiihlil. at. 4 1 4
4 Jam. cl I 1 I I
Keaiar, rf . .. . I I 1
Chaa. lb ... I 15
ball. a 114
M'.alil, If I 4 1
Cenray, Bk ... It
Itlalr. c Ill
Manning. IIS
jTbMDra, p I 4 I
4 Ata. lb X 4
SAbdecaoa. rf. 4 4
t-Msit,a. lk.. 1
IPunrll, lb ...
4 Iwa. aa I
Ta-hlll. aa-k4
Ittltivan,
! kas
- rflafiaail, p.
. n 2 r 14 itiaLs ....
Teula
Totala
.11 4 27 II I
Batted for Sullivan la ninth.
Batted for Manuel In ninth.
Chicago 4 4 0 4 4 t 4) 4 42
New York 4 1 4 ! 4 4 2 04
Hlta: Off Manning in five innlnga. I:
off Chesbre In three and two-thirds In
nings. 1 Sacrifice hlia: Jooee Stahl.
Cr.aae. Stolen baees: Conroy 2l. Ball.
Donohue, Dougherty 2t. Jones. Stshl. Left
on bases: New Tork, 4: Chicago. First
base on ba!!: Off Manuel, b. off Mae-
ning, 1: cff 'Chesbro. 1 Hit by pitched
By Manuel, 1; by Manning. 1. Struck
vui. x v ainDucu, - ar ainnti, z rwaeeo
ball: Sullivan. Time: 2.10. Umpires:
Hurst and Bvane
Isrtralt Baaehea Hlta.
DETROIT. June 17 Detroit did not get
a aafe hit off Direct until ths s!nh.
Thtn. with two out, two base were filled
aa two paaaes sad an error. Cot singled
and Jona tripled and enough runa w im
which te win resulted. Swore :
UETAOIT
railAJELHIA.
I I O 4 I
h B O A B
BVelstr-a. tf.. I Hartaa4. B ... tie
fx-naetar. aa I 4 I IMrtut aa... I I 4 4
Oaatarn. U I III I I Pmilh, c 4 I I I 1
Cobk. rf 4 110 atwvla. lk 4 2 U I 4
Jena, ef 4 II MurTtv 2k t 4 4
rt-Mia. Bill I J ri.inn. Ik I 1 1
aeamntt, ... t 4 OWE Ooinoa. ef I 4 4
Xi.illw. tk... 11 f oa. TI .4 4 11
tisnsana. p ... I I t 1 Praan. p I 1
Totals at III I I Toiaia U IMU I
Detroit 44444444 4
Philadelphia 1 4 4 4 1 4 4 4 43
Twavbeae hit: X)avl. Three-baa hit:
Jones. Hortarl. Sacrifice hue: Srhaefer.
NloWia Sioiea aaa: Hart set. Iiouble
paays cVaaefer . eVwarford Loft ob
l-eea: De-trail, 4: ParlaaWlpfLla, L Fleet
ba-e on tialle: Off Donovan. 2: off Dr
A aociack. akLau t iajtiova. -I. 1
Dyyert. (. TUne: 1J4. fmplre: O Loug-h-lin.
?ew Tark sVlae tteth tamea.
NEW TORK. June 17.-The local Ns
ttci.al learue team made It three straight
by defeating- Ctnclnnstl In both games of
a double-header today. The score, first
rune
rnccivNA-rt rw roan
H O T
UNO At
Knaataa. Tt
Kim. d ....
luebK't. IT . .
Xltraell. If.
Oanael. Ik .
MrUm. e ..
raefcen rf
JHuiewm, m.
CmIitt, p..
4 114 fTetiMT. t...
4
t I
1 ICwM tk
1 SeriSMir. et..
t
1
'Ixniiia, r! ..
S in
MieTiin.k
4 tlhuDM, M .
4 4 NdhaiR. c .
I
I
111
4
t fatal hevaim. l
Tntala 5J 7 14 14 1 Totala 27 111
nnclnnstl 4 0 4 4 41 4 41
New York . 1 0 4 4 4 I
Two-base hits: Heraog. Mitchell. Tr.ree
beee hit: Paekert Sacrifice hit: OanaeL
Ix.cMe plays: Hulswitt to HurgnAa to
Gansel. Ksne to Osnael Left on bases:
New Tork, : Cincinnati 7. First base
on balls: Off Coakley. 2 First base cn
errors: New Tork. 1; Cincinnati. 1. Hit
by pltrhed ball: By Mathewson, 1. Struck
out: By Mathewson, 7. Time: 1.10. I'm
llres: Pigler and Johnstone.
Score, second game:
rtne Tone nsnvsATi.
B H O A r B H O II
Tanner, lb...
I f Rasclna. tk.. 4
t 1 Kan, ef 4
reie. fh
seraioar, c,I .
Iotiltn. rf ...
T't-rlln Sb ..
Shannna, It.,
flevdham. a..
Heraoa. aa
aicQinnltj. p
FLobert. lb .. i
4 Wllfhell. If ... 4
1 1 Gati4. Ik . t
t klrUean. e ... I
1 4Pakr-l. rf ... 4
1 Ptiiavitt, aa . I
I 4Wetmer, y ... 4
Totala U V it I Totala . ... I 1 Si 14 1
Cincinnati 000l 414 02
New Tork 12441404 4
Sacrifice hit: Bevmour. Stolen bases-
Hussrlrta. Kane fit. Paskert. Left on base:
New Tork. : Cincinnati. 10. First base cm
baila: Off McGinntty, 1: off Weimer. 2.
First base on errors: New Tork, 1: Cin
cinnati. 2. Hit by pitched ball: By Mc-
Ginnity. L Struck oul: By MKiinnlty,
by Weimer. 2 Time:
1 45. Vmplres:
Klglrr and Johnstone.
Kisa hat Oat Seaatare.
CLEVELAND. June 17 Cleveland made
It three out of four from Washington teday.
winning 2 to 0. Cleveland made only ta-o
hits asainet six for w aahlnrton. but naa
the luck. In the eecond Hinchman s triple
aith two out was followed by Freeman s
error. In the fifth Freeman a error, in
basses and J. Clarke't fiy scored another.
Score :
CUtVkLAVri. trABHINOTON.
B H 0 A I 14 0 At
J Clarka. U . I fatllaa. ef 4 I
KraOar, Ik.. 1 1 1 Gattlev. If .4 1 14
Suiirall. Ik... 4 111 0 Oelehantr. tk I I 1
Lajela. Hi I 4 t Mrkerina. rt. I I I
? L'larka. .. I t 4 OAltlaar, Ik... 4 4 4 4
Htnrhmaa, aa I 1 t I 0 Warner, a 4 I I 2
Himan, rt . t I I C PTeewaa. lb. 4 4 I I I
bira fcaav, ef I 4 i r MrBrltta. aa.. I 1 4 1
Joss. 1 4 14 OCataa. m I 114
Bum, a-.. I 4 4 4
Totala .,
t 1 27 IS I Huahsa. .
114 4 4
Clyaiar ..
. 1 4 4 4
Totala 14 IHU I
'Batted for McBrlde In ninth.
Cleveland 0 1 4 0 1 t)
Washington 0 4 0 0 0 0 4 4 0-4
Hits: Off Cates, 1 in four snd a third
Inrtrisa Base on errors: Cleveland. 2;
Wsshlnglon. 1. Three-bsse hlta: Hlichman.
Huphe. Sacrifice hits: Birmlnrham, J.
Clara-e. Stolen bsse: Ganley. Double play:
Hinchman to Lnjole to StovalL Base on
balls: Off Joss. 1; off Catea, 2; o'f Hughe.
2. Left on bases: Cleveland, t; WssMnarton.
Struck out: Ey Joss. 4; by Cates, 1
Time: l.SL Umpire: Egan.
GAMES 1W AMERICA ASSOCIATION
Telede Shats Oat St. PaaL Maktac
Owe Raw am Twelve Hlta.
TOLEDO. June 17 Toledo won the clos
ing gam cf the series from St. Paul thla
afternoon, getting to Leroy for a double
and two singles In the first Inning. Score:
TOLEDO. gT. PAlt.
BHO.lt BHOA.E.
Birnaaa. W..4 4 I 1 4feleT. If I 1 I
Hlekmaa. 2b. 4 t I I 1' Flood, lb I I 14
Arm auir. til 1 1 til Merer, rf I I t I
Sainat. et 14 1 4Ivla. cf I
Land, t I I I I 4J. Merer. C.I
Xnpktna. If... I IIS ONoonao. lb... I
MrCartay. Ik. I I 4 t ya. a,... I
Uavr, lk.... I 1 I tTlein.Mif. I . I
West, p I 1 I 1 4 LeroT. I
Cebrlat .... 1
1
4
Total tt 1117 14 4
Totala M I M M 1
Batted for Leroy In the ninth.
Toledo 1 0 0 0 0 1
St- Paul 9 440000004
Tso-lr.se hits: Armbruster. Lend. Three
bsse nil. Hinchmsn. I-eft on bases: To
ledo. ; St Paul. 1. Iiouble play: Mc
Carthy to Hinchman to lister (2), Tlemyer
to Flood to Noonan. First base on balls:
Off West. 4. Sacrifice hit: Armbrusier.
Stolen bases: Armbruster, Land. Struck
out: By West. 6; by Leroy, L Time: l:i.
Umpire: Hayes.
HMslers Wla la Teath.
INDIANAPOLIS. June 17 Bush' home
run hit in th tenth grave Indianapolis the
game today. Score:
I.VD1AXAP0US. KANSAS CTTT.
BHO.AB BH.OAB.
Buah, aa..
14 14 1 Herein, ef ..I 2 14
4 114 Carllaia. It .11 1
1114 IKnlst.bor. rf I 1 1 la
I 1 It I V llraabaar. lb. I I) 1 4
4 1 1 Heckler, lb.. 4 I 14 4
4 4 4 1 IC-roaa. aa I 1 1 I I
fk, cf 4
Hard", rf .. I
Carr. lb 4
Coulter, If.... 4
Hoeler. e. .. 4
Wiuiaaa. Ik. 4
Hooka, lb ... 4
Buhaaka. I
Mar-quart. . . 1
14 Itmmw. Ik. ..all II
111 Cf-ulllvan. c...l 1714
114 1 Carter. 4 14
11 IWooO, p. I 4 1 I
Total 17 10 10 II I Toula at l2t II 1
One out wbua winning run waa made.
Indlanspolla ... 112044140 1 7
Kama City 4411442244-4.
Hits: Off Carter. 4 In two and one-third
Innings: off Wood, 4 In seven and iwo
thlrda Inntnrs; off Eubanka, f In elrht ln-
ni.-ig; off Marquard. 1 tn two innings.
Strurk out: By Kubaiik. 2; by Wood. 7;
bv Marauard. L Wild pitches: Carter. Mar
q'ufcrd. WikiI. First base on ba'l: Off
1: u bank a. 4; off Marquard. T. Two-b
bits: Bush. Kerwln. Three-base h!t: (
Haydcn. Brsehear. Home run: Bush.
Double plavs: Brashear to Berkley, Sulll
vsn lo Ctohi to Down!-. Hofke to Bush to
Carr. Stulen bases: Bush, Hopke. Cross.
Sacrifice hit: Csrtcr. Passed bsll: Sulli
van. Tlroe i 2:li Umpire: Owens,
Tie Game at Celasnbwa.
COLl'MBl'S. June 17. Graney. r'tchlrig
hia firt game la ihe American associstlon
after being secured Tuesday from Cleve
land put Colurr bus ahead in the aeeond
Inning with a two-base hit. His wiidnir
waa not tvjetlv until after two were out tn
the ninth. Then ha faseed Buelow. who
msde the tvlng run on hits by Block snd
tiuiliin. In tbe tenth O'Neill reached third,
with anti out. but could not be scored.
Manager Cantillon sod First Baseman
Clarke of Minneapolis were sent off the
fluid. Score :
COUMBVI. atTKKLAPOUg
B H O I I. H.O.A E
Kruser. If ... i 4 14 Or 1st. a ...111
Oevsll. t . e
4 weiasr. H. ... a a
4 2 4 1 0 'Neil, cf ..41144
14 1 IFnamu, rt . 4 1 4 4
i l l lemita. b i l l '
7 1 4 Plena. S 1 I
4 1110 Brian, tb... 4 1 1 I
II Clark, lb I 114
111 lBuelue. lb... 4 7 4
Coiiskliau, rf. 4
Kihot. lk I
Prlei. tb t
Kaldr. 4
Pibl. c I
Wricier. lb.. 4
Crtirj. .... 4
Biork. c 4 1 4 1 1
II I le 12 IOdstUB, ... I 1 4 I I
Tata la.
uunlia. lk... l 1 e
Total It I to 10 1
Columbus "0 1 4 0 0 4 4 4 it 0- 1
Minneanolia 44444440141
Called to allow both team to catch train.
Stolen base: Kirm. yulllin. Sacrifice,
hits: Confalton, FYieL Two-base hit.
Grsney. Ixuble plays: Reiuy to Kihm.
Fohl ia Pj-ldy- Hit with pitched bell: By
Fiene 1. Struck out: By Graney, I; by
Oberlln. : by Ftene. 1. Hit: Off Oberl.n.
4 in eirht Innings: off Fiene, 1 in two io-nin-s.
Time: i.ii. Umpire: Kana
Dtatlllera Pile I g Bl beetra.
LOUISVILLE June 17-Louirille won
the last game of the aeries wi:h Milws'Jk-e
In the first Wining- todsy by batting fAc mel
berg for six runs. Durham s al driea
caused him to be removed. Adarrs taking
his place. Adams checked tbe vlnors and
allowed but two hits tbereailer. Hughe
i oul two heme runs each tl
VT' milwai n
. UH lvB t BtlLWAl
home runs each tlie ana
'it EE
i H O A E.
t'anier. dill
Wauaruff. At I I
Bobinaon. aa 4 1 4 I
4 MnCilrrar. It I 1 I I I
4 t kailna ef ... 4 1 4 4 I
RauAall. tf .. 4 I 1
4 t herllle. r .. I I 4
1 ekv-CoraVk. k I 1 114
2 r,rk. tk .... 1411
Potim. Ik... I I 1
tlovall. rf .
foUlrau. lb
bark, lb .
Cutaiaa.
rlhsue. ..
Iiurkam. p -.
Aoaaia. p...
Laiajaiia
4 t 1
4 I 14
4 11
4 4 1
III
II
11
1 i brusa. lk .. . 4 1 I I I
l a Bt'SksiiMrt. a I v
. Mfcaauer - 1 4 4
1 t i
Total I mil
Totala . ... II II r 11
Batted for Bchneiberg tn the ninth.
Louiavui 4 1 4 4 1 4 4 4 14
MtiwBMfcee 4 110e44-
Stolen baaee: SlovaTL, Woodruff (Tl. Sae
rlflio hit: perrtaa. Tare-bee hue: MoCr-mk-k.
Woodruff. Tbree-ls h't: Brown,
latin Homo rara: Heabea li Struck
eut: By Durham, 1; by Sctinetherr 2: by
Adama. A La va fcaJ. Cat AdaJLA L
Wild pitch: eVhee'beec Passed ball!
Hushes. H'ts: Off Durham. I In eee and a
tMrd rnnlnrs: eff Aflame. 1 In seven sad
two-ihirrt tmou.sa Left on base: Ljuj
vflie. a; Mi)ike. 4 Tine: 1 40. frr.rlres:
Kerln and bwrbalier.
Great Prtefelaai by Faarate.
CAMBRIDGE. Neh.. June 17 l.peclal 1
amhrtaae eWfeated McCook here yes
terday bv a sewre of to 4 This u the
fourth aame with McCook thla season and
each baa waa tan games The f'.fth game
will be played here lomorrew. ahic o prom
Is te e VI: most exrlting battle wit
nessed here. A snerlal train will be run
from McCook. One of the feature of Ue
Prr-e tort a v waa the effective eork of
uyata. rw fawned eighteen men. Rat
teries: Crmhriere, Fujrate and Roheer;
McCook. Bevnoida, Elliot and Co.eman.
Hlta: Cambrlda-e, 4; McCook. t Struk
O'tt- By Fugata, II; by Reynolds, 1; by
Elliott, t
Pistol Trywat far fl resale.
NEW TORK. June 17 Th final troy
outt for the selection of an American
pitoi and revolver team ahlch will com-
f't In the Olympic game at Biley. Eng.
and were benciuded today at Oea Girt,
N. I. Six men shot, feur of whom quali
fied, as follows:
Dr. Caulklns. Springfield. Mass . with a
core cf 1.441; J tletx. New Tork. l.4;
J E. Oorman. Pan FraDcisco. l.iSS; Dr.
R. H. eyre. New Tork, 1 141
The contests were at fifty yard In the
open air. The team aalla next Saturday
on tha tteamer I'mbrta.
Aserriraa tie tries Itejeeted.
WASHINGTON. June IT -The Olymplr
oommlttee st London haa finally rejected
the Amerlf-an eatrte for the International
rifle snatfbee be held thts yeer. socord
Ing to a distaAvh received todaj bv General
J a me A Dm'h. the president of the Na
tional 'AaeorastloB ef A merit a to whom
tha names of the entrlea wera submitted
The entrlea for the matches were alleged
to be defective In some respecta.
R art ear Pars a Retseel,
NEW TORK, June 17 The Coney Island
Jockey club, which oonducts tha meeting st
Sheeyieaa Bay. gave cut the following
announcement today: "The Coney Island
Jockey elub greatly regrets being obliged
to reduce added snonev K per cent for ail
unclosed races at the corerng June meeting.
Th rrogram for etake race will not be
changed and ihe added money In these
events will not be' reduced.
Omaha twraere Da Gaol Werai.
The Sout4ieide Turn v rein of Omaha won
eighte prises at the turnfest In Ft. Joseph
June. It, 14 ana 1&. annul them first c as
pr'se and se en lndrvirtual firsts snd three
second Tbs class consisted of the follow,
lng membwra; U Bolrtt, O. Nast, W. Hum.
pert. C.-Xxmh. C Wtearer, A. B-hnelder.
Chsrle Riee. Herman Heting, Walter Voss
and George Pisglrdine.
Joba Reals Aetata ta Ferra.
NEW TORK. June 17. The veteran Inns,
dial knee. w rtcer. anarrer and all-round
athlete, John- Ennla. la planning a long
Walk ac.roaa the continent. Although 41
years of age. he believes the visor of for
mer daya ha not departed and that he
ran yet hold tile oww jn an anduranoa con
test ot any sort.
Rail Gaaaea a Part Omaha.
A bunch of lively base ball psme are
echeduled or Fort Omnhi the afternoona
cf Jurre 17. 20. a and 2T. The contestant
will be 1 be two Fort. Omaha team, with
one or tl teams from he northern part
rf the-etty.Tb games will he played on
the athletic field st the fort, game being
called at I o clock each afternoon.
. Midway Play at Talssaate.
The Midway base bell team, under the
management of Charlea W South. 1114
Dougiaa street, will play at Talmare, Neh..
July A- This team has gained considerable
local tame and Mr. SouUi haa been lta
manager continuoualy.
israal Ceres Defeat Imperials.
Th i-nal Corpe ahut out th Imperials
an tbe Fort Omaha grounds yesterday aft
ernoon by the score, a to 0. Batterle: P1.
nal Con. Caa and Halbe; lmparlaia, W 11
lla ma and Zchle-
D la anew d aat.
Jack Sheridan says Pitcher Plank of the
Athletic wsr.ls more from an umpire than
most prtcbara, - -- - ;
Well, we are gnlng'to hope Just the
sarcey that George Graham will be back
In the game awrpe day, better than ever.
Wflh'AUTrey, Ragan, Welch and possibly
Austin gone to faatrr -company next year.
Omaha will ba up againat the recruiting
Job again.
Mugy" M"cGee, the. champion batter of
tha Fort Omaha team. 1 batting .4 d
far this aeason, and Stirrer la eecond with
a percentage of .SM.
Touiig.Mr. Quillin la doing right well,
playing on the bench for Mlnneapolia
That'a th result of head-atrongneas
coupled with over-eelf-eettmatlon.
Omaha will welcome another pitcher to
Pa Rourkc a Staff and if Charley Jackson
proves to be a winner local fsns will cele
brate fer htm. Noah certainly haa proved
a disappointment, but per ha pa with addi
tion, training ha anay make a great pit
cher some day.
STEAMER LEAVES PASSENGERS
Lew , ttttraie Rates C s wae Raah ta
tvwrepe that 1.1 ae te I aable
- ta Handle.
NEW 'TORK.- Juno li-More than Louo
Iteraoas holding ateerag-e tickets for
KTurcpean p6rtt wera left behind by the
tteatser Fotadam when It aalled today
with.- Ha ateeraaje quarters filled to their
capacity- -of 2.000. The thousand who were
unable 70 find acecTnmodations on tits
ship were assured tTiat they would be
taken pa tha. next outg-olng steamer, but
many of them naade- determined efforts
to gef cai board The fotadam. They were
held la jtihack, however, by a large force
of palloemea who had been aummoned to
tha pier.
Ttie great homeward rush of foreigner
1 believed, try -Tie ltrjrely due to the ex
tretrasJy low rates, now offered for east
ward boand tera-e paaaencer.
OUTPUT OF PACKING HOUSES
FTaod readlllaae la Seat b west later
" fere "with . the Marketlaa;
f Hex.
CINCINNATI.', Jure 17. (Sjclal Tele
gram.) Price Current says: The marketing
of bnTB haa-(alien abort of laat week and
last year. Ixrgrry due to flood condition at
Kansas City. The total western packing
was 44.000, compared with tX.0(O ths pre
cedtus week and tet.Ouo last year. Blnce
March 1 the total Is '.SsO.OQO. as against
I.STk.Otw a year, ago, Promluent place com
pare aa follow: .
lwtr
1.70 ono
l.reveno
7o.tm
175.(
! (
em. am
r.i.nM
IMC, X
! r
im tvi
mu.i"
? 0 41
2U.0B
Chiraew 1
A knee a City l.owi.cnin
South Omaha...., t'.i
St. Lout .'...... Ki.om
St Joseph
Itidianapolla .. 4hu.mo
Muwawkee .. Kl.tCw
Cincinnati .... 1M i
Otfiimwa l"3re
Cedar Baplda. 14T i
SlltX OtV. , xk4l
rt Paul :'".i
Cleveland tlluflO
FIRE RECORD.
Isnweelon Hotel I
PETOSKET. Mich. June 17 Fir of u
kaowa tirm Jtat night totally destroyed
the 1st per il hotel, valued at tl20.0u0. The
Imperiel wst a summer hotel and had not
yet beea opened for tne aeasoa. Tha only
occupants were, th caretakera.
Faaaeer' Lnay al 1
ITHACA. N. Y . Juae 17 More than 1 ft
Cornell aluagci are an tbe ei.i tudar to
help celebrat ttie fortieth afinieereiry ef
the foundinai of tbe anivwreMy. A ajetarral
maaa meettnS waa hold aa t:e quadrandle
Ahia feiauoa. . Tin aiumnl W dy waa ad
dressed by the flrvt president of C-ra-l;
vntverarity. Andrew D. Wnlte. former em
bassador ta Oat many aad Russia ; Juda
Frank H. - BUeeock And Prweiocat J . Q
Schursrain. .
COLD LADY WINS HANDICAP
Second Cloice titily Tthei lUxY
borcBxh Stain.
nrxxrrra state is thebu
.N4" Urates at Betttaa; Emyleyed
by Pereeas Kaew a ta Each
Other PaUre Are aa
Head.
NEW TORK, Juae 17.-Oo s Aeavy track
Gold Iidy. second cbolve, easily w-on th
Marlboreugh band leap at s mil snd a
sixteenfn at Oreeimend today, defeating a
good field. Home Aatakn and Half Sover
eign ran head and head to the far turn,
wtiere Gold Lady tntved up and tsok the
lead and Increased It to six lengths st the
end. Home Again fkuehed twienx;ths to
front cf the Isvorlte. Runauig Water,
which was third. S mon Pure won the
Kensington steeplechase easily from a
rood field Tb attendance was about
ij. The usual number of . police was
on hand la see that the new anti-betting
law was cbeerved. but they had nothing
to do. Whet wagering took place waa
between persons known to eseh oilier aad
under the Tiod-' system. Summary :
First race. 2-year-oids. selling, stn.ut tlx
furkmgw: Cheoontue rs. K. Itigan. 4 tt
ii won. High Rsnge'tW-. Shreee. H' to V.
second. Tod OM. Garner. 10 to 1 third
Time: 1.12V Roe fcwumf t. Right Sort,
Voodoo. Yankee Tourist. Wets-re. Moorish
King. Home Run. Land Warfidd. ir. Pil
low. Taboo. Ruble aad Fontanel also ran.
Second race. A he Kenetnytrw steeplechase
handicap. 4-year-olds aad up. alen oours.
about two mllee: Simea Pure il. Henrtcr
ami J tn li woa. Kara (170. Lynch, 7 te
60 second. Dick "Thaw tl. Ragan. I to
11 third. Time: 1:60. Jim MoUill and St
Kevtn also ran. ' ,
Third race, baadioap. about all fur
long. 2-iear-olda and tip: . King Cobalt
ill, McPaniel, 1 o 1) won. Alfred Noble
til. J. Lee. I ta t) second. Roeimtre (I",
Iioyle. 4 to 1) thtrd Time.---.ViUV Ex
plosion end Earl's Cewrt slse ran.
Fourth race, the Marlborough handicap,
mare. 1-vesr-olds snd up. mile and s six
teenth: Gold Lady V. Gamer. to Ji
won. Home Again rT. K lugaa. 4 to 1
second. Running Wster 12. Mr Daniel. I
to tl third. Time: 1.4s.. Half Sovereign
also ran.
Fifth race. 1-year-eJdS wnd upward, ser
ine., mile and an eighth: Rye -O0&. Mus-
rsve. 4 to 11 won. Welheum Oi. Lang.
to 1) second. Ttletrg U. Hiner. 4 to it
third. Time: 1:56 Tora Dolan, Golf Bail
and Counterstxn alao ran.
CINCINNATI. June 17. Letonla. eum-
Ftret raee. flvt forlrmga: Chellee 0.
Powers, to, strslght) won, Mleoon (IIS.
Taylor, tli 40, place) eecond. The Missus
fiai. Frasier, liJi6. show) thtrd. June:
lL'Vk-'Zaffra. Bnevals, Ocals, Lady Rudv,
Point Lac. Kuronda. Violet Peersall.
Mahala. Vancens and My Lady Francee
a ise ran. Lady Nelecn fell.
Second race.. x furlong: Tamar flW.
Butler. LIS. etreasht, 2.7a. ahow) won. Joe
Moser 112. Mait.n. 17 K p'Bcel second.
Vlaraaret T. (1. HufBsl. 41140. snow)
third. Time: 1:1W palamon. Dandy
Dancer. Financier. SUverhrook. Donaida,
Bitter Sir. Beth and Ooodwta also ran.
Third race, seven furlongx: Msttle Msck
d!5. Butler. 34 as. straighii won. Doraette
H7. Powera. Ili .M. i lar 1 ' second. George
I Young l)(l fclacklors:. ID S. ehowl third
iTIme: 1 Belle Mitre. Bitter Mlaa. Mv
Wueen Froxses. Vlpeiine, Mason.a. Bi-ll
T-t nn, Jim Beattle. Rorsl Artillerv. Sylvan
Belle and Cpiln Fearecn also ran.
Fourth race, th Harold stakes, $1 4"t
aided, five furbeiga: White Face till.
Ptckene. In10, straightl won. W. A. Leach
(lit, Taylor. 117 44. (lace) second. Michael
Angelo Old. Truxler. IV JW. show) third.
Time; 1 hv Tramp Fast. Von Buelow,
Direct. Sempronl and Sir Optic also ran.
Fifth race, seven furlongs : Deacon illO.
Robinson. li ITi. srrslchti won. Mis
fctroiue 10S, Heldel. .20. how arcond,
Convolo (). Pitkena. tal.SE. ehow) third.
Time: 1:27V Oasl Hu-rfane. Hannihal Bey,
Elancer Natasha. Stoney Hi.l, Bonnie Bard
and Deuce also t an.
Sixth race, miie snd one-sixteenth: John
Louie nta. Glasner, filed, straiyhti won,
AlsatUn lift".. Bulier. ttftls. r'sow second.
Separator UOa, plf kens. Iflt.fiO show) third.
Time: 1:47V l-r. Blmrail, Mslmaison, Tyrol,
Spupky. Florida Gien. The Thoru. Miawr,
Bala and Lady Baldwin also ran.
WILL TEST EIGHT-HOUR LAW
Milwaukee Railroad la Flaed Sl.OOO
for tVorklaer Teteajraoh Operator
Orertlaaa.
MILWAUKEE, June 17.-For vlolaUng
the right-hour law. the Chicago. Mil
waukee A St. Paul Railroad company must
pay to the slat a fine of 11.000 and IM
additional cot. according to ' the judg
ment entered by Judge Warren D. Tarrent
today on motion of Attorney Oeneral F.
L. Gilbert. The action, which waa a test
case on the part of the railroad company
Involved tbe working overtime of a teleg
rapher at a way station. The case will
now bo appealed to the Supreme court and
then taken to the United States' court.
DEATH RECORD.
Crrwa Dew B Las.
TECUMSEH. Neb.. June 17. SpaclaLV
Cyrus Douglas, a pioneer settler af thlt
community, died at bit home Just north
of the city at 1 o'clock this morning. Ha
had been In poor health for a number oi
years and confined to hia bed for weeka.
He Buffered with a general breaking- dowl
and thus waa ' augmented by 0 etomact
trouble. Hia age was 41 year a I montht
and 24 daya. - - - -
SUSPECTED MAIL. rot CH ROIBE1
Aathorltles at ttererla Have Oa
later Arrest.
STURG1S. S. D.. June. 17. (btpeflal Tele
gram.) The authorities here have confined
a colored man giving th name of George
Toung. thought dJi th Kansas City mall
pouch thief. Th description and picture
of the guilty party 1a expected to arrr
from Denver tomorrow night by mall.
Toung eeema hot to be worried and aaya
ba ia not the maa wanted.
Sehool Eleetloei at t tar aria.
STURG1S. B. D , Juno 11 Special Tel,
gram.) Tlie e hool election held here today
resulted in ths elect loo of R. P. Smith,
William Grams. John L. Vllek. A. M. An
derson and O. J. Sherfran a members of
the board and Mrs Hatu C. Erlgham waa
elected school treasurer. Tha laat three
named ' had no eppjsttlon. Two tickets
were In th field, nonpartiaan and rlrtseiia.
Politically the new board. Is republican.
Illlaota Mtmtatrr toe re Mtad.
STERLING, 111.. June 17. From a strong
maa physically and mentally to so Inmate
of an ltisane asylum, wrecked both In mind
and body. la. the metamorphose of Rev
J Lara Flory. a pronnneeit minister of ti le
tliy. of the Church -of th Brethren, throuah
the hallucination that t had told a Tie
about a roemtMar of hia ouiiFreiralwu. The
de line of Ute . rest her folluwiKg the birth
of his delusion waa rapid. Oi.ly a few
week sufficed in transform him from a
vigorous, sggrrssiv exponent cf the guspel
to a eubjec iw a kegal inaulry.
R or kr feller at taatawr Homo.
CLEVELAND. O.. Juna 17 -Jchn D
R'rf-kefi-iler. arcon-.panled by the members
of hi bouvehold. arrived here on the Lake
Shore Limned this morning. The train
was stot.pa-d st (jlrnvule. a suburb, where
automootlea r In watting to take ths
party to Forest Hill. Mr. Kockefelier a
summer hoaae. It la stattd thst Mr.
Rockefeller will reutaln at. Forest 1L11
durvig ths aummer.
Storhheldera Carta se Asseseaaeat.
PlTTfRI'R'l. Pa., Jwee 17. Aecordlng
te stateaema made today, tea AlW-grwany
National iaknk. which tailed recently for
about K . will out be reopened, bat
tk aase-ia will about offset th liabllittee
aad triers will be no sasesatuent oa tue
stock hold era.
NO PAY TILL CURED I
Boctat Paeseess oorod llBi j roe haaloa
l"'jutiewib W