TITE OMAHA DAILY BEE t FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1903.
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WANTED TO BORROW
'Tjr. PfRJOW lanr) t t4O0 from prl
111! r"rtI for ' or rears: s-eond moit
mr,n. rlty real estate; I per
Cent InlirwL Address, F HI. rm ?
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WANTED TO BUY
inOHEtlT prices for M-hsrwl furniture, or
pet, clothe and shoe. Tel. Douglas IV L
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BEST r-rle paid f0f f-hand furniture, car
let. itgvM. clothing, shoe. TL Ped Mot
(26)-Q4t
WOULD Ilk to buy general merchan
ts or grocery store In a country town.
Stock should not Invoice orr L.i Ad-
dreaa, T-l, care Pw (E)-M4o 2lx
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" WANTED-TO RENT
WANTED TO RENT- or tVroim mnlrn
house. Tel. Harney 1 X) It 1
BOOM and berd for gentlemen; Hanscom
psrk district preferred. Address H 41,
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WANTED SITUATIONS
WANTED-Py July 1. poaltton a city
salesman with wholesale bouae. Addreaa,
A -602. care Bee. (27 M3 lx
EXPERIENCED salesmen desires commis
sion Una for Nebraska. Address O Ui
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GOVERNMENT NOTICES
OFFICE- CONSTRUCTING QUARTER
mastcr. Fort Leaven worth, Kanaaa. June
IQ. 1004. Sealed proposals. In triplicate, will
be. received, here until U a.,m., central tline,
June io. MA, and then opened, for the con.
slrurtlon of approaches and porticos for
Orant, Bherman and her Man tialla at Fort
Leavenworth. Kanfaa Full Information
and blank forma of proposal furnished on
application to Ihts office. Plans and apecl
f u attons may be seen lire, alao In offices
rt chief quartermaster at Omaha and Den
ver, and Secretary Master Builders' ex
change. JKansas C'Uy, llo. I'nlted State
reserves the. right to accept or reject any
or all proposals or any part thereof. En
velopes to be endorsed "f'roposals for Ap
proaches and Ftrteos" and addressed to
Captain Win. D. Davis, Quartermaster.
J-10-U-12-13-1S-13
LEGAL, NOTICES
BIDS WILL, BE RECEIVED BY THE
city council of fttcketts, Iowa, for the
construction of a water wyrks system. Bids
closed ai 7:3 p. m. July . 1906. Plans and
specification on flis with the city clerk.
Jt. C. JACOBSEN, Mayor.
REAL: ESTATE TRANSFERS
Anna C. Paulen"tQj Harilaon Barnes,
lot 10. blork 101. Florence. $ 100
Crarlee W. HaUrr and wtSc to Jame
B. Bone, lot 4, Buehnie'a sub of lots
1 and 2. Mock 2a. Omaha View exten
sion I50
Jarres A. Hendersnn and wife to
Harry GrUm Ferguson, part lota
12 and 13. fiioek 7. Deer Park 600
William P. Russell and wife io Cres
cent! a Oensler. cart lot 2 block 2.
Improvement Association add 2 300
Maurices. Taylor to Lucy c renter,
part lot 1", block S, Prklns- subdiv.
of lot 8. -Capitol add , S,0X
James Romanek and wife to L'ren
Dowskl. part lots 1 and 2. block 9.
Summit add c 275
County treasurer to O. C. v.scn, part
lot 93, Nelson's add
Jesse J. McMullen and wife :o John
H. Webe.aer-"(.. part of lot 2. block
11. Smiths add 3.648
John H. Bex ten. guardian, to Jesse J.
McMullen. , port lot 2. Mock 11,
fimlth-dd -. .t.. ,47S
Ctiarlcs A.-Or!mmel and wife to John
H. Bexten, part lot 2, block 11,
Bmlths add-.....- 1
George Marshall and wife to Caroline
O. Bennewlts, lot . block 14, Wal
nut Hill '.... 1
Continental Trurt Co.- to Wlllard
Chamber lots.l and 2, block ,
A. S. Patrick's Sill. 1
J. Carroll . Whlnrer; and wife to
School District f Omau&. ioir. S
and 89. Olsef'A T.800
United States la.D'.ntPl O. Sheldon,
part Ifl-lS-lI . .k.--. m.M.i,
psxton Real Kstaie Co. to Barbara
Pulslfer et ah, pi:t lot 12. Keystona
Park. TJ
Mary A. Daxon and huabantl to J.
Carroll Whlnnerr. lots 1 and 2, block
1 Omaha View 830
Cbarlea A. McCaulcy and wife to
Gould Diets, lot &, block 1. Crestoa . .
add SCO
Hurry Rothkop and wlf to William
Pauermetatar, .part lot , Porter'a
add
Thomas Hamilton to Joseph Barker
and George E. Barker, lota 7 and' I.
Mock' 171. Omaha 6.010
Edward C. Garvin to Arthur A.
Heath, psrt lot 02. Glee's add 4X
'C. L. Sorensen to Bendt P. Ander
son and Jens P." Pedersen, Jot 7, Bal
timore Park 280
L'nwood Park Land Co. to A. P.
Hansen, lot J, Bultfmore Park 1
Mary Krenxer to Omaha Loan and
BuUdlnit, association, part lot &,
block 1. E. V. flmtth's ad1 100
Theresla Schmidt to Msry Hadlt. part
lot 20. blot-k 15, Improvement as
sociation add 1.22$
Total
...341.7CS
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SJOUX SCALP ROURRE FAMILY
Goote Eggt the Only Kind of Fruit
Local Athletei Get, .
DRUGGISTS SEE THE GAME
Hall DI4 Vavllant Work, Bot Mia Sog
rt. Generally "reaklnit, Waa
Ankwars, Say tae
Leaat. '
Omaha, t; Sioux City. 1.
The Stoux scalped the entlrs Hourfca
family Thursday, trying, apparently, to
even up for the defeat Bandera handed
them the day before. It was "di-uralsta
day" at the. park, and Fa wanted so much
to win because of the distinguished com
pany he had. but It was not in the cards.
Ducky had blood In his eye and not only
kept his team keyed up to the, finish, but
played a great game himself, pulling down
four long files, a miss of any ane of (which
might have been disastrous.
Hollenbeck waa to hava pltcaed the
game. It waa bis turn, but afterfwirming
up both Hall and Hollenbeck,. Captain
r"ranck sent Hall to tha hilltop. It waa
iot altogether his fault that the. game waa
lost, for hs held tha Sioux to two runs,
but tha players back of him could not
make good with the stick.
Bright Starr waa In the box for tha
Sioux and hs held out to the finish, pitch
ing ntce'toall. He has gained a reputa
tion of being quite a twlrler for about
seven Innings, and then he Is usually
pulled out to make room for someone who
might possibly save the game. Ducky
waa afraid of that yesterday and after
the sixth inning he kept Freeman con
tinually warmed up ready to go In. Bright
refused to weaken, however, and played
the string out. In tha eighth Inning, with
two out. Householder hit one off hl
shoestrings to Severeld. The ball was a
little too lively for the lengthy first
sacker to handle and Householder was
safe. Welch followed with another single
In about the same place, but that was all
for Captain Franck grounded out to sec
ond. ,
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Slows; la Dead Earacst.
The Sioux had on their war oalnt and
went after the game from the call of
time. Campbell hit a corker to left for
two sacks and the Iowa druggists srtood
snd yelled. Ducky sacrificed him to third
and the Omaha druggists groaned. Weed
hit a long fly -to Welcn and the Omaha
druggists were quiet, for Campbell scored.
Omaha started the Inning In the very
same way. s Austin hit a long fly over
Campbell's head and the ball bounded
against the fence,' within a foot of going
over. Austin took two. But there the
similarity ceased, for King failed to sac
rifice. Autrey grounded out and- all re
liance was placed on Householder to get
back that lead of th Sioux, but tha big
left fielder threw his friends Jown by
striking out. This was the nearest chanca
Omaha had to scoring.
The Indians made another in the second
Inning before Hall settled down to real
aslness. but after that they dldnt need
any. It was not an Han i lauit, euner,
for he had rotten support. With one out
Sioux City Welch singled and Belden
booted the ball around until ha reached
second base. Severeld hit one to Dr.
Welch, who also joined the error col
umn and Sioux City Welch trotted home.
Bloux City filled the bases In the sev
enth Inning on two singles and a walk.
Gooding threw td first to catcU Camp
bell napping, but Autrey muffed the ball.
He ran after It and fell down. In tha
meanwhile Granville was scooting from
third to home, but from his sitting posture
Autrey threw the ball and nailed him at
the plate. Chicken pulled off another
foxy stunt' In the third Inning. Holms
had made a hit and was on first whern
Weed hit a high one toward Autrey. Tha
Chicken dropped the ball on purpose and
then threw to second to catch Holmes.
figuring ha would sooner have We ad on
bases than Holmes.
Tha same teams will play this afternoon
and the members of the feminine contin
gent are all invited to witness the fame,
free of charge. The acore:
OMAHA,
AB. R. H. O. A.
Austin, Sb
4 0 10 1
King. Zb
4
Autrey, lb
Householder, If.
10
1
6
1
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0
2
1
0
Welch, cf
Franck, ee. .......
Belden. rf
LeBrand
Gonding, c
Hall, p
Sanders
Totals 35 0 6 27 14 2
. BIOUX CITY.
AB. R. H. O. A. E.
Campbell. If 9 1110 0
Holmes, cf 2 0 14 0 0
Weed, rf 4 0 0 2 1 0
Henry, c 4 0 0 2 0 0
Andreas, 2b 4 0 0 2 4 0
Welch. 3b.. 4 112 10
Severeld. lb 4 0 - 0 12 0 1
Granville, as 3,0 1 1,2 0
Starr, p. 1 0 1 0 1 0
Totals 31 1 V 10 1
Batted for Belden In ninth.
Batted for Hall in ninth.
Omaha-
Runs 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Hits 1 00100130-6
Sioux City
rtuns .....l i v v o o o o x
Hits 1 110 10 10 0-4
Two-bsse hltst Austin. Campbell. Baaes
Jtn balls: Oft Hall, 2; off Starr. 1. Struck
out: By Hall. 1; by Starr. 2. Left on baaea:
Omaha. 9: Sioux City, 4. Sacrifice hit:
iioirma. stolen case: Franck. Time; l:A.
Cmplre: Brennan. Attendance: 1.200.
FIERCE Wl.VOtP AT DES MOINES
Dearer Scores Five aaa Daa Melaea
Three la the Teeth.
DEB MOINES. June 13 O Csllashsn. a
local fan, attempted to umpire today and
tne reaun waa a mree-nng circus. Isotning
like It was ever seen In Des Moines. H
had both teams and the crowd crasy before
the ten Inninga had expired. His decisions
were about Impartially bad. Bomar pitched
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STANDING CF THE TEAMS.
WEST. LEAGUE. AMER. ASST.
I W. U Pet ' W. L Pet
Omahe M 21 .fill Inntan'lla .3
Llnioln ti .PM Tnldo JS 21 .S14
Denver SO M ,M5 Louisville ...MU.61
Ploux City..: JH .j'l Columbus ...30 2 .617
rvs Moines..?! M .Sii Minneapolis .P 27 .Oil
Pueblo 20 tl .3.0 Milwaukee ..' 33 4(1
St. Tsui 1 41 .2M
Ksn. City.. . 25 M .424
NAT LEAGUE. AMER. LEAGUE.
W. L Pet. W. L. Pet
Chlcaso ....32 17 Chtosro ....21
Pittsburg ...31 tn fi Cleveland ...SI .r4
Cincinnati ..27 13 .51 Bt. Louts ... 14 .fM
New Tork ..M 24 .IX Letro!t 2S 36 .62
PhUeflelphla 52 14 .47 New Tork ..14 2 .42
Boston 23 .442 Philadelphia 24 19 .4M
Ft. Louis ....22 33 . Boston 25 11 .43
Brooklyn ....IS 32 .0 Washington .J 33 .377
GAMES TODAY.
W'estern League Bloux City at Omaha,
Denver at Des Molnee. Puebio at Lincoln.
National Lesgue Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia. Chicago at New
fork. St. Louis at Boaton.
American League Washington at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Cleveland. New Tork at St.
Louis. Boston st Chlcsgo.
American Association Columbus at Kan
sas City. Toledo st Minneapolis. Louisville
at St. Paul, Milwaukee at Indianapolis.
beautiful ball for aix Inninga, not hit
being made off his delivery, but after Nle
hoffs error he went slightly to the bad
and three runs resulted. Opportune hitting
hsd previously scored two runs for Dos
Moines. The Boosters tied the score in
the eighth on a two-begger and a single.
Bomar came to bat in that Inning with
three men on hnses and two out, knock
ing a hard grounder to Csetarty In right
fle'd. who got an assist at first. Denver
scored five runa In the tenth on the first
error Bomar has made this year, Nelhoffs
error snd four hits. The Boosters came
back and made three, also having a man on
second and third with but one out. Score:
DES MOINES. I
AB. R. II. O. A. B.
Anderson, ss.. 5 0 1 I 3 0
Nlehoff. b I 0 ' 0 2 t I
Flournoy. If
t - 0 1.0 0 0
5 1 2 11 0 0
4 r 2 2 5 0
5 2 2 10 0
4 2 2 10 0
4 0 16 19
6 0 1 2 2 1
Dwyer, lb
Polan, 2b
FMxne.trlck, rf
Bader. cf
Yeaa-er, e.
Bomar, p
Totals
40 C 13 10 12 I
DENVER.
AB. R. H. O. A. E.
W aldron, cf i 1 l l 0 0
Belden. If 4 1 0 0 0 0
Caieady. rf............ 4 1 1 11 0
White, lb.. 6 2 1 15 0 0
Irwin, 3b 4 0 1 0 9 1
Zalusky, c 6 0 1110
Luterborn, 2b 4 10 110
Klnneallv, ss 4 1116 0
Olmstead, p 4 0 0 0 t
Totals 30 1 9 90 14 1
Des Moines 0 0 0 1 00010 3
Denver 000000109 63
Earned runs: Dea Moines, 4: Denver. 6.
Two base hits: Dwyer fl. Dolan, Yeager.
Zalunky (2). Bases on balls: Off Bomsr. 1:
off Olmstesd, 2. Struck out: By Bomar. 4:
by Olmstead. 7. Bslk: Olmstead. Stolen
bases: Fitxpatrick. Bsdcr, Klnneallv. Wal
dron (2). Sacrifice hits: Nlehoff, Casssdy.
Lauterbom. Time: 2:30. Attendance: $00.
Umpire: O'Callaghan.
At Lincoln Lincoln-Pueblo game post
poned on acccunii rain.
GAMES IX AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Mllwaakee Wlai Close Coatest From
laalaaa polls.
ONDIANAPOLI3. June 11. IndlsnapoMs
filled the bases In the ninth Inning, but
could not bring In a run and lost to Mil
waukee, l to 9. Score:
MILWAl'KEB. IVDIA.NAPOIJ8.
B.H.O.A.E. B.H.O.A.E.
Rnblnaon, as. I 1 II CHurt, aa 4 S 1 I I
MrOllrrar, rf t 8 Cook, ef 4 9 1
Kutlna. cf.... 4 14 Harocn. rf... 1 1 0 .9
Randall, If... 4 4 4 Carr. IS 4 111 3 4
Roth, c I 1 1 I (Coulter, If.... 4 9 19 4
McCora'k. Ik 1 Oil 1 Howler. e....l 4 t I
riarka. J....J 4 4 4willtasia. lb. 4 1 4 4 S
Brows, lb.... 4 4 II 9 t Hooks. -Ik. ... I 0 111
Curtis, p 4 1 4 ODarham. a... I 4 LI 4
DSTloaoa ... 1 0 4 9 4
Totals n 117 14 I'Llndaar ....1 4 4 4
UTinsstoa . 1 4 4 4 9
Total...... .11 6 27 U t
Batted for Howley In ninth.
Batted for Hopke In ninth.
Batted for Durham In ninth.
Indianapolis 0 0 9 0 0 2 0 0 0-1
Milwaukee 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 t
Struck out: By Durham, 1. Hit by pitcher:
By Hayden. 2. Two-base hit: Carr. Sacri
fice hits: McOilvray 2. Kutlna, Clsrks.
Base on balls: Off Durham, 9; off Curtis
3. Double plays: Bush to Williams to Carr,
Williams to Carr, Clarke to McCormtck to
Brown, Robinson to Roth to Brown. 8:o'en
bsses: McUUvray. Roth. Time: 1:40. Um
pire: Owens.
Wllber Wins Haadlly.
WILBER, Neb., June IS. fSpeclal.)
Wllber defeated Western todav at Woatarn
by a acore of 11 to 2. playing a better gtme
throughout than the Western team.
Shlmonek was in the box for Wllber and
pitched his customary gaod game except
In the sixth Inning when Western bunched
four hits on him, but failed to score more
then once. The score: R H E. '
Wllber 1 6 0 10 10 1 0-11 U 1
estern 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 01 7
Batteries: Shlmonek and Storkan; Vsun
I Uw and Waidcrf. I wo-baaj hit: t-hlmonex.
Three-base tilts : Trobough. Aklna. Double
plays: tilorkan to Storkan to finest ak;
Patchln. unassisted. Struck out: By Snim
pnek. 1; by Van Liew. 4. Passed balls:
Waidorf, i. Umpire: Thornburg.
Seward Base Ball Teaas Wlas.
SEWARD. Neb., June 18.-(Bpeclal.) The
Sewsrd base ball team had on Its winning
clothes In the five games recently played
by it. On last Thursdsy it played Mllford.
here. The score wss 11 to 1 for Seward. On
Friday the team played Germantown, here,
with a reaultant score of 9 to 4 for Sewsrd.
On Saturday the team went to Fremont and
was up against that excellent bunch of
players, and the score wss 4 to 1 for
Seward. They played Fremont on Sunday
and the result was a tie. On Tuesda)
Seward played Hebron, another crack team,
and the score was 9 to 6 In favor of Seward.
On next Thursdsy Our nine will pisy Bhick
ley at that town. On Saturday and Sunday
Seward playa Wilber at that place. On July
I the Oxford Indians will play Seward here.
Barllngtea Jaalera Challeaa-e.
The BurllnaTton Juniors challena-a tha
Cudahy Diamond C?. the game to be
played any Saturday or Sunday In June.
The Burlington Juniors are composed of
some fast playera and have been beaten
only once this season. Thsy expect to
givs in, soapmaaers -a run lor tnelr
money.
ladlaas Easy Wlaaen.
REPUBLICAN CITY. Neb., June 11
(Special.) The Oxford Indians plsyed ball
this afternoon wlthvthe Bodturners. The
game waa Interesting and lively, but one
sided. The Indians proved by far the better,
doing splendid team work. The acore waa
12 to 1 tn favor of the Indians.
West Sides Wast Casae.
The West Bides are out of a gams for
Sunday. June 11. Any of tha fast clubs
wishing a game for this or any other
Sunday, please call Moss Yonaen. Douglas
624,' or Harney 1207.
Hebroa Aeeepta Challeaare.
HEBRON, Neb., June loWSpeclal.V Tha
Hebron bass ball management accepts tha
challenge of the Oxford Indian nine to
pluv them for a purse of ISoO. said game
ta be played on the Red Cloud diamond.
Aahlaad Gels Banseed.
ASHLAND, Neb., June IS. t Special Tele
gram.) The Arkansas Travelers defeated
Ashland todav oa a slow ground by a acore
of I to L A fair crowd was In attendance.
Morataaslde itched ale.
SIOUX CITY, la.. June U. (Special.)
The foot -aall schedule for Mornlngslds col
lege has been announced by Coach John L.
Griffith and Is perhapa the hardest yet
undertaken by the Methodist institution.
Both ths State college at Ames and Iowa
university have places on ths schedule. The
Crelghton game will also be an Important
one for the college. No gams la scheduled
with Drake university. AH of the games
with the exception of the one with Ames
will bo plsyed In Bloux City. The complete
schedule follows:
September 24 Iowa college at Ames.
October 10 Crelghton university at Bloux
City.
October 14 Iowa university at Bloux City-.
November 1 Hamllne university at Sioux
City.
November KUniverslty of South Dakota
Sioux City.
Coach Griffith announces thst a few mi
nor games of a practice nature may be
added. A movement Is on foot to arrange
an alumni game early In the season.
130 suits to order. 9111. 99 panta for ti
MacCartby-Wllaoa. 304 South ltta.
Ever try The Bee Wsnt Ad Columns? If
not. do so, and get satisfactory result.
SOX TAKES SLUGGING MATCfl
Boiton Americans Beaten in Game
Harked by Hard Hitting-.
SMITH SCORES WIXmG BUB
Pass Is Fallowed by lilt, a Doable
Steal a aai a Wild Threw
Reaolts ef Otter
Grimes.
CHICAGO, June 18 Chicago managed to
defeat Boston today In a game marked by
hard hitting, the score being I to 5 Smith
scored the winning run on a base on balls,
Dougherty's hit and a double steal, Un
glaub'a return throw being wide. W. Sul
livan's batting and Thoney't base running
were features. Score:
CHICAOO. BOgToy.
B H O A B. B.R.O.A.B.
Poushertr. If 6 1 9 9 4 TTionay. if. . .4 I 14 4
Jnnes. cf I 114 1 Lort. Ik, 4-4 19 4
Alt, aa. 4 4 4 4Crrath. rf... I 114 9
Anaeraoa, rf. 4 4 4 4 1 .a anna, lb... I I I 1 4
Pxmekae. lb. 4 I tl t t'nslanh, Ik.. 4 1 I 1 S
lala. lb I 14 1 IDgulllTan. cf 4 4 1 4 4
Pnrtell, lb... I 19 1 SWnvnar. aa...l 1114
W Snliiran, ,4141 dMcParland, e4 I 4 1 9
'!. V I 4 t I Patten, p I 0 0 1 4
F-raUh. p t 4 4Barrkel. p... 1 1
alah. p 4 4 11 Galer 1 14 4s
Touts W u 17 14 1 Total,. .....U 11 14 14 S
Batted for Burchell In ninth.
Chicago 0 1400001
Boston 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 9 05
Two-base hit: W. Sullivan. Three-base
hits: W. Sullivan, McFsrlsnd Hits: Off
Patten, I In three innings; off Burchell. 1
In five innings; off White, 11 In six snd
two-thirds innings; off Smith, 0 in one snd
one-third innings: off Walsh. 1 In one in
ning. Sacrifice hits: Ats, Davis, Purtell,
Burchell. Stolen bases: Dougherty, Pur
tell, Smith. Double plays: Ats to Donahue
to Purtell; Purtell to Davis to Donahue;
W. Sullivan to Purtell; Walsh to 4Donahue.
Left on bases: Chicago. 8; Boston. 6.
Bases on balls: Off White. 1; off Smith. 1;
off Patton. 1; off Burchell. 4. Hit with
pitched - ball: By White l. Struck out:
By White, 2; by Burchell, 1. Passed ball:
W. Sullivan. Time: 1:10. Umpires: Evans
and Hurst.
Senators that Oat Tigers.
. DETROIT. June 11 One Inning decided
the game, Waahlngton getting to 8iever
for six hits and four runa In the aecond.
Score:
VAEHtKOTON. DETROIT.
B.U.O
Milan, cf 4 11
A.B.
B.H.O.A.E.
4 SMrlntrre. If..
4 1 1 S S
tlanler. If.... I 4 1
4 9chaefer, ia..
4 Crawford, lb.
4 Cobb, rf
4Jonee, cf
0 Consults, lb.
OThomas, c...
Kilmer, lb...
Ofilever, p
Pelehantr. Ik I
Pirkerlag, rf. 4
Rrklpke. lb.. 4
Street, ..... 4
Freeman. Ik.. 4
McBrlOe, as. . 4
Burns, p 4
14
Sasta. P
17 0 Bummers, p..
Uuiun
Tetaia.
,19 II 37
Touts tt 7 37 4 1
Batted for Suggs In the seventh.
Detroit 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 90
Washington 0- 4 1 0 0 0 9 0 0-1
Two-base hit: Cobb. Three-base hit:
McBrlde. Hits: Off 8lever, 9 In two In
nings; off Suggs. 4 In five Innings; off
Summers. 1 Ira two Inninga. Sacrifice hit:
Schaefer. First bsse on errors: Washing
ton. L Struck out: By Slever, 2; by Sum
mers. 3; by Burns, I. Time; 1:00. Umpire:
O'Loughlln.
Brew a Pile l't Big- Scare.
ST. LOUIS. June 18. Twelve hits caupled
with eight errors ensbled Bt. Louis to win
the first game of the series from New
Tork this afternoon, 12 to 4 The final re
sult was never In doubt, after the second
Inning, when Bt. Louis toolr the lead.
Harry Nlles, second bsseman for the visit
Ing team, was overcome by hest In the
fifth inning and retired from the game.
Score:
ST. LOUIS. ' tgw TORK,
B U O.l t B H.O.A.g
Htnse. If I 1 4 0 "Nile. Tb t 1 0 1 I
Hartiell, Tl.. 4 1 1 4 4 Hemphill, cf. 4 1 I 4 1
Williama, Jb. 4 1 "Keeler, rf....l 4 14 4
Wallace aa... 4 1 1 I SChaae. lb.... 4 111 0
xthvrltzar, ell I I I I Ball, aa , 4 4 4 4 4
T. Jonas, lb.. 1 14 4 0 Biahl,. il. . . 4 101
rem, lb....f 111 .Caarojr. lb... 4 1441
Spencer. C....4 4 14 Blair, c 4 14 4 1
friaa. D .4 4 4 4 liOrtb.p,.... 4 4 14
Howell, .... 4 I CLaka. i 4 4 4 1 4
aorlartir. lb. 1 4 1 14
Totals UIT14 4
' TeiH....'..lt 11 14 II I
St. Louis 1 1110 4 10 '02
New Tork 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1-1
Two-base hits: Etahl, Williams, Wallace,
Lake. Hemphill. Home run: Howell. Hits:
Off Criss. 2 in 1 Inning: oft Howe.l I In I
Innings: off Orth, 3 In j Innings; off Lake,
t In 6'4 Innings. Sacrifice hits: Kee er,
Hartsell. Stolen bases: Hartxrll, Conrov.
Double play: Schweitzer to Jonea. L I;
on bases: St. Louis, 7; New fork, 7. F.rst
base on balls: Off Crlss 1: off Howell. 1:
off Ortt). 1; off Lake, t. Hit by pitcher;
Hqwell. Struck out: Bv Howell, 2; by Like.
6. Time: 2;10. Umpires:- Sheridan .and
conroy.
Napa Win la Thirteenth.
CLEVELAND. O.. Juno 18 Cleveland
defeated Philadelphia In a thlrteen-lnning
game loaay. rtnoaes ouipucneu t.ete.
holding Philadelphia to four hits. Uu. tor
Hlnchman's errors he would have scored
a shutout. Cleveland got Its first two
runs on hits, the latt being scored on
Nichols' errors. Birmingham s steal and
J. Clarke's single. Score:
CLEVELAND. PHILADELPHIA.
B H O. A E. B H O. A E
I. Clarke. If. 4 I 4 0Hana.ll. If... 4 4 1 A 4
Bradl.r. lb. ..I 4 SNIthola. as... 4 4 I I I
St ova 1 1, lb... I 1 l 4 0 Smith, e 4 4 4 1 1
Lajole, lb.... 4 14 4 1 Divle. lb 4 1 II 1 4
N Clarke, e. 4 t 4 1 SMarabr. lb... 4 4 114
Htni-hmaa. aa 4 4 I 4 t J. Colline. lb I 4 1 I 4
Hlrktnaa. rf . t 4 ti'r7. cf. 4 1 4 0 4
Blrm'ham. cf 4 4 I 4 t Pox, rf 4 4 14 4
Rioaaea. ...4 14 1 0 Vickera, ....! till
Totals tl 11 14 t Tetale 41 414 11 I
Two out when winning run was scored.
Cleveland ..100000109000 11
Phlladelp'a .100000010000 02
Base on errors: Cleveland. 1; Philadel
phia. 1. Two-base hit: Vlrkers. Three
base hits: Lajole. N. Clarke. Sacrifice
hits: J. Clarke. Hartsell. Smith, etoien
bases: N. Clarke. Khoades, J. Clarke. Bir
mingham. Bhaughnessy. Double plays:
Lajole to Stovall; Hlnchman to Ktovall.
Base on balls: Off Rhoades, lKff Vkk
er, 4. Hit by pitched ball: Davis, Brad
ley. Left on bases: Cleveland. 14; Phila
delphia, 7. Struck out: By Khoadea, 4;
by Vickers, 7. Time: i:10. Umpire:
Egan.
GAMES IX THE NATIONAL LEAGUE
Claelaaatl Wlas Pitchers Battle
From Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA. June It. Cincinnati
today defeated Philadelphia In a pitchers' 1
oame. Magee was pui on tne Iieia lor
striking Umpire Ems.le. Score: !
CINCINNATI. PHILADELPHIA. j
. B H O. A E B.H.O.A.E. 1
Huiflna. lb.. I 1 I I Orant. lb 4 0 1 0 4
Kane, cf I 4 4 1 4 K nana, lb ... 4 4 1 1 4
Lobert. lb.... 4 14 1 STIIua. rf 4 14 14
Milrbell. rf... 14 14 ata(ee. If 1 1 1
Giet-I. lb.... 4 111 4 ratcCormk. If I 1 1 4 4
Sea 1.1. 4 1 T 4 4 Bran.tialS. lb I 4 1 4 4
Paikart. II. .t 4 14 lO.bom.. rf ..J e 1 4 4
Hul.wtu. aa . I 0 14 aDoolis. aa.... I 0 114
E-Ul. s I 4 4 I 4Doola, a....l 4 4 14
- att-Qulllea. y . I 4 1 I 1
Totala 14 iril 1
- Totala tl 4 II 1
Cincinnati 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Philadelphia 00000000 0 0
Two-base hit: Lobert Sacrifice Mts:
Ksne. Lobert, Paskert. Doolln, Mi-JJ; See. n.
Stolen base: Tltua. Ieft on oases: Cin
cinnati. 4; Philadelphia, 4. rttruck out:
By Ewlng. 4: by UcOuIUen. i. ' Double
plays: tiulswltt to Huggtns to Gonial;
Titus to Grant Base on errors: Cin
cinnati, 1; Philadelphia. 1. Base on balls:
Off Ewing. 1; off McQulllen, 2. Time:
1:45. umpire: tmsne.
Chicago Beata New York.
NEW TORK. June II -Chicago defeated
the locals today, 7 to A Score:
CHICAOO KEW TORK
BHOAE B HO At.
E-ara. Ik 4 I I I I Teaney. lb... 4 14 14
Hormas, rf... 4 114 4 Doris, lb 4 1 I 1 4
S-oulle. rt ... 4 111 4H.nr.OMr. cf.. I Ills
Chasoa. lb... I I ll 4 tDoalla. rt ...4 I 4 U
StMnfeldt. 144 4 S 4 4 Da.lls. lb . .. 4 4 I 1 1
Slagla, If 1 11 4snannos. 11 ,1 1 I t I
Kllcs. 4 111 4 Br.auat.tQ. cf I I I 1 0
Ttaker. as....t 114 tBr.d.all. s.l 1 I I I
aVaalbach. p.. 4 4 4 1 4WIIUO, p 4 4 4 1 4
Laadgraa, p.. 1 4 4 2 4Haraa 4 4 4 4 4
-Taylor. 1 4 4 I 1
Tola la II 1 ll IMalarktr, .. t 4 4 4 4
. Markl 1 4 4 4 4
Totals U IfiU I
Batted for Wlltae in third Inning.
Batted for Vlalarkey In ninth.
Chicago 0 4 11 0 0 1 07
New York 0 0 t 1 1 0 04
Two-base hits: Chance (1). Donlln. Kllrg.
Sacrifice hlta: Hofmaa 1), Tinker (1),
Doyle. Bcvmour. ritoUin bases: aV-hulia
6ynuur. uble play: KeulUsch to Tinker
to nance. Hits: cifr wtitse, in three
Innings; off Taylor, 4 In two Innings (oons
out In sixth): off Uslsrkey. 1 1b four In
nings: off Keulbsch. t In two Innings (none
out la tnirtJi off Lunds-ran. t ir asvsa la-
THE REPUBLICAN COif
DRESIIER'S
ONE DAY QMY
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IN BUSINESS. We do not believe in sensationalism; there's a reason tor this, our first
pale: All spring our sidewalk has been obstructed by the construction of the new Ileushaw
hotel next door, causing thousands of people to use the opposite side of the street. Our spring
business has suffered accordingly and we find ourselves overstocked with goods that MUST
BE SOLD NOW.
The greatest reductions ever legitimately made by a tailor in Omaha, offering
An Unusual Chance for You to Save Money
These great reductions vou will find exactlv as advertised, and they are sold the Dresher
way YOUR MONEY BACK IF NOT SATISFIED.
NO GOODS CHARGED AT THESE PRICES.
Blacks, Blue3 and Fancy Novelties, in Serges, Cheviots, Worsteds, Cassimeres, etc. MADE
to FIT in Those Correct, Nobby Styles Distinctively Dresner's.
Goats aud Trousers
that sold for
1
r.'aar.-a'j
11119 PARNAM
nlngs. Time: 2:01. Umpires: Klem and
ODay.
Plttsbarar Wins
From BrooklyB.
BROOKLYN. June
from Brooklyn today,
ting game. Score :
pnTSBmo.
18. Pittsburg wen
I to 4. in a free h'.t-
BROOKLYN.
B it
Bureh, rf I 4
Paltre. tb.... I 1
Hummed, it.. 4 1
Malonrr. cf.. 4 0
Jordan, lb ... I I
She. Inn. lb.. 4 4
Lowle, aa 4 O
Be-sen. c... I 1
Rltter. c 4 4
Mclntrrc, p.. I 4
Hnlnu-f, p.... 4 4
B.H.O.A.E.
O.A.E.
Thomas cf . .
Leech. Jb...
Clarke. If...
Wagner, aa. .
?larr, tb
Kane. lb....
Wlleon. rf...
Olbaon. e....
Camnlta, p..
4
14 4
4 4
1 I
1
I
1
4
DDK
4 4 4
lie
Totala.
,.M 11 17 10 I
Luml.r .... 1 1
Alderman -.1 S
Total! II I 17 14 I
Batted for Bergen In eighth,
Batted for Mclntyre In elghtn.
Pittsburg t 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 2-4
Brooklyn 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 t l-
Two-base hit: Wilson. Home run: Hum
mel. Sacrifice hit: Camnlts, Leach, Bhej
han. Stolen basra: Thomas (2), ' Pattee,
Wilson. Left on bases: Brooklyn, 12; 1'ltts
burg. . Hits: Off Mclntyro. 11 in 8 In
nings. Base on balls: Off Camnlti, 8; of."
Mclntyre. 2; off Holmes, 1. Bate on errors:
Pittsburg, 1; Brooklyn, 1. lilt by p trh-?r:
By Holmes. 1. Struck out: By Camrl's.
7: by Mclntyre. 2. Time: 1AJ. Umjlrea:
Johnson and Rudderham.
noatoa Bats Oat Victory.
BOSTON. June 18. Boston hatted thr.-e
St. Louis pitchers from the box. winrlng
today's game easily, 11 to 2. Flaherty he.d
tha visitors to three hits. Score:
BOSTON. BT. LOflS.
B.H.O.A.E. BHOAE.
Beaumont, cf. I I 0 4 0 Murray, cf:.. 14 4 11
Brovne, rf...t 114 4 Barry, rf 4 1110
McO.no. lb.. I 4 11 1 Jn.l.himy. If I 4 I 0 0
Kelly, If I I 1 I Kon.trhy. lb. 4 1 I I 1
P.M.n. aa... I 114 t Byrne, lb.... 4 4 14 4
Sweeney, aa.. 1 4 4 4 1 Hnalettar, 4.. 1 4 10 4
Hannlfan. lb. 4 111 1 Bllaa. c I 1440
Kitrhcy, lb... 12 14 OO'Rourke, aa. 1 n n i a
Smith, c 10 11 4Charlee. aa... 14 114
Flaherty, p.. 4 14 1 lOllhert. lb... I v 4 it
Bailee, p 1 4 4 I
Total. II 14 IT 14 IBebbe. p 4 4 4 4 4
Raymond, aa. 4 0 4 I
Hlfn'tham, p 1 4 0 4 4
Total!..... .:i I 24 H 1
Boston 0 0 6 3 1 0 1 0 11
St. Louis 0 0 0 0 o 0 1' 0 1 2
Two-bsse hits: Kellcy. Konetchy. .Three,
base hit. Btowne. Hits: Olf Salie. 7 In 2
innings; off Beebe, 3 In H lnnlns; efi
Raymond. 2 In l'- Innings; off Hljgln
botham, 1 in 4 innings. Sacrifice hits:
Rllchey. Flaherty. Stolen baei: Flaher.y,
Beaumont. McOann 2, Barry. Byrne.
Double plays: Flaherty to Dahlen to Mc
Oann. Rltchey to Dahlen to MeClanh to
Smith. Charles to Konetchy to Bliss. L fi
on bases: St. Louis. 5: Biaton, 11. Bas
on balls: Off Bailee. 2: off teebe. 1; off
Raymond. 1; off Hlgglnbotham, 1; off Fla
herty, 1 First base on errors: St. Louis, 2;
Boston. 2. Hit by pitcher: By Flaherty, 3;
Vy Bailee, 1 Struck out: Bv Bailee, 1; by
Flaherty. 4; by Hlgglnbotiiam. 2. Wild
pilches: BeeBe. Hlgglnbotham. Time: 1.63.
Umpire: Rlgler. -
BIG CROWD AT GRAVESEND
Presence of Police Aaala Preveats
Bookmakers from Dolaar
Basiaesa.
GRAVESEND, N. T.. June lS.-Flne
weather and a good card drew a big crowd
to the rcces today. Ths usual conditions
of police surveillance which have prevailed
since the racing laws went into effect were
till In force and bettlrg was sharply pro
hibited. . One arrest only resulted, that of
George Llchtensteln, brother of Sol Lich
tenstsin, the well known bookmaker, who
was charged by deputy sheriffs with mak
ing books.
The Myrtle stakea, one mile and a six
teenth, the feature of the card, resulted
In an easy victory for Angelus, quoted at
1 to 1. Ho went to the-.front on- the first
turn, and. taking a lead of two lengths,
maintained the advantage to ths finish an1
won ea'ily. Montfort was second an
fipoonrr third. Dorante, at I to 1, won the
fourth race. The finish was cl-s and the
first four horses were heads apart at tho
end. Summaty:
Flrtt race, 3-year-olds snd up. selling, one
mile nd a sixteenth: Antaeus J9. Dugan,
'4 to 1) won. Tipping (l'O, Shreve. 10 to 1)
second, lAjfl btanhope ilia, lirussei, s to 11
tMrd. Time: 1:4$. Don Creole. Colonel
White. Grimeldt. Suraclnesca, Lad of Lang
don, Crafty and Bla-k Oaka alao ran.
Second race, handicap. 2-year-olds, five
and a half furlonga: Kits Herbert 1124. E.
Dugan, 1 to 6 won. La ton Wtxeina (114.
J. Lor, 4 to ll second. Gliding Belle (ri'V
Garner, 12 to 1) third. Time: 1:04. Only
three starters.
Third rae, the Myrtle stakes. 3-year-clds
snd up. one mile snd a sixteenth: Angelus
497. Bnreve. I to ll won. Montford K'l. E.
Dugan, 14 to Si second. Spooner 6. lrh.
1 to 1) third. Time: 1 : Juxgler. Mara
thon. Temaceo. Red Fryar. Grapple, Hy
perion II and Rock at one also I an.
Fourth rare, handicap, all ases, one mile
and an eighth: Iornte (112. J. Lee. to 1)
won, Montgomery or,. Miller, i to 1) aec
ond, Frank Gil I12C, Mr Daniel, 4 to tl third.
Time: 1:52. Big Chief, Blue Book and
Killiecrankie slso ran.
Fifth race, 3-vear-olds and up, selling,
about six furlongs: Aletheuo 0"4. E.
liugan. 7 to 1) won. Big Ben (106. Notter,
10 to D aecond. James U. Brady (lo7.
Garner. S to 1) third. Time: !:. Mr
Carter. Jacobite. Live Wire and Park Row
also ran.
6ixth race, maiden fillies. 2-yesr-olds.
five snd a half furlonga: Suffragette I1'0,
Notter, 1 to 4i won. The pippin !'). Mus-
frave. 4 to ll second. Hsrlt-m Maid (ID,
IcDanlel. 1 to 1) third. Tirre:
Golden View. Simpson. Bonato-. Clef. Bat
tleta. Kr:kina, Faullleas snd Miss Batten
burg alHo ran.
-CINCINNATI. O., June ll Extrada won
the fourth event, a handicap at six fur
longs, at Latonia today. Berwick easily
took ths plsce from Bkyo. As Pertin, the
favorite In ths first event, finished second
to Admonltor, but was disqualified for
525
ATUBBAT r0
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SENSATIONAL
SATURDAY, JUNE
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that sold for
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fouling. Stowaway wss placed second and
Landlord third. Track fast. Summary:
First rsce. fivei furlongs: Admonltor (l.
Ooose, I'L-eti, straight) won, Stowaway tl3.
Gleaner, tel. St. place) aeeor.d. Landlord iios.
n.kens. 174S). show) third. Time: 1:01
Oerrjmsndcr, Ellverton. M'qu O'Brien,
Dispute, Camel, JuplUr Joe, Fabersham,
McDale, Lomond and Mad Rose also ran.
Aspirin finished Second, but was disquali
fied for fouling.
Second race, five furlongs: Richard Reed
(106. Brltton, 141.05, straight) won, Anne
McOee (W6, Power, til. 10, place) second.
Fundamental (112. Pickens, ti show) third
Time: lvAi. Roseburg II and Transform
als.i ran.
Third race." five furlongs: Inventress (13,
Martin. ti-I.W, straight) won. Huck (12,
Franklin, 113.40. sreond, Pirate Diana (I'd.
Pickens. 113) third. Time: 1:44. Enlist,
Imogene, The Rebel, Nel Olln, Wine. Mer
chant, Lord Harry, Btngen and Traubel
alao raw.
Fourth race, six furlongs: Estrada (102,
Hagg. 1.6. 25. straight) won. Berwick (K.
Fraiiklin. liil.50, place) second. Skyo (87,
Martin, 13. ?5, show) third. Time: 1 11
Honest Dainty, Frontensc, Altuda and
Mcxiuette alao ran.
Fifth rsce, one mile: Dick Flnnell (10L
Butler, 1320, straisht) won. Lady Carol
(111, HeldH. t-.W, place) second, Wsmer
Oiiswcll (10S, Powers, 18.70. show) third.
Time: 1:4ft. Cannplan, Henry Bodsworth,
Hughes, Stella Glen. Dr. Frank and Chasj
also ran.
Sixth ree, mile and one-eighth: Beau
Brummel (107, Powera, 177.45. atralght) won,
Dr. Lee- Huff msn (107. Robinson. 119.05,
place) second, Meada (V9. Troxler, 124.76,
show) third. Time: 14. Albert M.. Wash
akie, Crawford, Louisa McFarlan. Albert
Star, Oilpln, Aunt Rose and Haxel Patch
also ran.
GRAND PRIZE AUTO RACE
CInb of. America Arranges for 400
Mlle Contest ThankaalvlaaT Day.
NEW YORK, June 18. The contest com
mittee of the Automobile Club of America
announced tonight that the international
road race for the grsnd prise to be held
on next Thanksgiving day In Savanna'.,
Oa.. will be fifteen times around a course
26 73 miles In length, a total distance of
4x0.96 miles.
The committee stales that the course will
be thoroughly oiled and all Intersecting
roads will be-clesed.. Wherever necessary
the track will ie fenced and all trolley
tracks will be torn up and bridges built
over the racing. path for the transfer of
passengers. All sharp turns will be banked
and cemented and there will be several
straightaway - stretches of three and four
miles. The course will be from thirty to
sixty feet in width..
Cambridge ghats Out MeCook.
CAMBRIDGE. Neb., June 18 (Special
Telegram.) Cambridge shut out McCook
again today in what was probsbly the must
hotly contested game ever played In south
western Nebraska. After defeating the
faat McCook team, yesterday by a score of
1 to 0 the team came up more determined
than ever to regain lost laurels. They were
assisted by 100 rooters, who came down on
a special train, but It was of no avail, as
they never crossed the home plate. Cam
bridge won the fame by bunching hits In
the third. Batteries; Cambridge. Owsley
nd Rohrer; McCook. Moorhe.nd and Miller.
Hits: Cambridge.. 1: McOook. 4. Struck
out: By Owsley, 10; by Mooj-hesd. 7.
Errors: McCook. 1: Cambridge, 8. Umpire:
Dr. Porter. Attendance, 4X0.
Directors' Cap at t'oaatry Clab.
Golfers at the Omaha Country club will
contest for the Directors' cup for June
next Saturday. Handicap medal play will
govern and the low acorer will nave his
name -engraved on ths cup. F. N. Conner
won In May. The cup will be played lor
eight times and after eight names hava
been Inscribed the eight will play off at
match play for the possession of the cup.
Those winning will not he permitted to
play in succeeding matches.
White, Night Takes Gold Cap.
LONDON, June IS The race for the gold
cup wss won at A foot today. W. R. Wynd
ham's The White Nlyht was first. L. De
Rothschlld's Radium got aecond place, and
W. M. tl. Slrer'S Torpolnt was third.
Six horse startejl. Richard Croker decided
not to run his filly Rhodora because of her
defeat yesterday In the biennial stakes.
W. It. Ward of Dyersburg, "Jenn.. writes!
"This Is to certify that I have used Orlno
Laxative Fruit Syrup for chronao. constipa
tion, and it has proven, without a doubt,
to be a thorough, practical remedy for this
trouble, snd It 1 with pleasure X offer my
conscientious reference." All druggists.
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BOSTON. June IS. The msnsgement of
the Boston National League Base Ball club
announced today that Pitcher Irving Young
or mat team siaa neen traded ror pitclieis
McCarthy and Young of Pittsburg.
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80UTH OMAHA. June 18. To the Editor
of The Bee: In behalf of the prsctlcsl am!
alncere friends of Ireland, the men who
were ever and always faithful and true to
the cause of Ireland. I desire to thank
you for the able and patriotic article that
appeared In the Issue of your great paper
June 12. giving an account of the valor ol
that gallant hero and noble patriot, the
late lamented Colonel John F Flnerty.
Nothing less than Inspiration eould permit
me to add anything to what you have al
ready stated In jour affectionate and mer
itorious article la praise of dearly beloved
Flnerty. From the waves of tb Missouri
to the spites of Newry no better Irishman
ever lived than Colonel Flnerty. He was
always ready with his voice., his pen and
his purse to assist any people struggling
for freedom. On account of his death so
soon after tha death of the martyr patriot,
Michael Davltt, Ireland and freedom bave
sustained an Irreparable loss.
The friends of Ireland ought to be thank,
ful that two great chieftains still remain
to keep ths old flag afloat and lead them
to freedom John E. Redmond In Ireland
and Michael J. Ryan In America.
JEREMIAH HOWARD.
BANQUET F0RJAMES , BRYCE
British Ambassador Expresses Ills
Admiration of Amerlcaa Coa
veatioa Methods.
CHICAGO, June 17. James Bryce, am
bassador of Orcat Britain to the United
Btatrs, wss the guest of honor at a dinner
at the Hamilton club here tonight. Many
distinguished convention vl.-ltora were pres.
ent at the dinner, the ltst Including Gov
ernor Bheldon of Nebraska, M. H. De
Young, San Francisco: John W. Blodgett,
chairman of the Michigan delegation; Victor
Rosewater, Omaha; . Governor Brooks,
Wyoming; Colonel Paul, California, and
Benor Corlllo, spesker of the Mexican
House of Representatives.
Ambassador Bryce said In part:
I have been watching with greet Interest
the proceedings of the great convention
which is meeting In your city. I hava been
struck by a good many things about It.
I did not write an account of your govern
ment and institutions without having paid
several visits to this country, but It never
was my good fortune to see a national
convention. This machinery of conventions,
as you hava It in this country. Is the most
complete, full recognition of the rights of
the people to which any country has at
tained, becauae people not only at elections
aay who ahall be their officials, but In
these party conventions they determine
upon men who ought to be put forward as
the representatlvea of parties.
Let me express on behalf cf every Eng
lishman, who la proud that from his coun
try came those principles of sell govern
ment which you are spplylng here, the Jiope
that the same sense of the pre-eminent Im
portance of maintaining these cardinal prln
clplea of good government may In the
Lnlted States, to be an example to all
other countries, forever flourish and
abound.
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now as sound as a bullet I recommend
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