TTTT, r.fTTA DAILY PEE: FRIDAY. AUGUST 14. 1V.
Omaha Drops a Game to Lincoln; Big- Out-of-Towh Entry List for the Local Tennis Tournament
OMTE MNE HITS OMAHA LOSES
Slatf Davit . &&d Toot Team Work
Gireriincoln Game 2 to 1.
nanknss.a
C0UISIO3 COSTS OJtAHA E.U5
Uwlfr, Oeeraaxlaae ta et Klag's
Flr Wrwk aad Helps
lata Da to ' with HI
penrae Wersu
Lincoln, I; Oraiht. 1.
Nine bit .wefe made by fh Rourke fam
ily Thursday afternoon and yet but on
.run reewlked, theakrs ta the rare Judgment
of SlaT Data. Whotdtk th winning run
war from Omaiia a.t the home plat when
Beldem wu'Unrlr safe, with Zlnran on
th bff side f the nack. Several times
gf riaha. lad chance- to wrn the fame be-
yidea teat erfereeald time, but on earn
accaalon a hen tha Mr chance was pre
sented the- 'Omiha batter fed dow n ai.d
It waa the heavy hitter of the Omaha
Ua at tht, Three tinea Chicken An
trey had A chance to drive in the win
ning mn with the finch bit arid win the
game, but three times did Chicken Autrey
Xoosle.- -.-..
Bed Hitier was there with hl driver
and anade three klnda of drive, the flirt
a two-aaaanc tha aecond- a straight tin
gle and the ttnrd boat- which he beat
ut wltH haW th Ltnaln team trying to
bead him off.' The trouble waa that there
waa never anyone ahead of him to cross
the plate 'nd the boy "hack bf him were
not bitting. In the. opening round he hit
for a double, .with, nft one out. King aoon
truck out do an effort to aacrifire Red
to third and Autrey and Welch failed to
deliver,'
Where Omit Uet It.
Omaha tnaoe -4-he firs run In the fourth
f lanlng. when. Welch Jed off with a hit,
waa aarrlfloed te wecond by Austin, and
after Belden had walked and Lawler flew
out te GatrnSeftv Goaxfln made the hit
which cored,. Welch,. Belden tried to
come on borne on the throw from left
1 field and waa clearly safe, but Slat Da-
I via ruled otberwlee. ,
Jame 'Aiietla ' had the real 'hard luck
tory In the 'second lanFhg. He beat out
a bunt and on tha first ball pitched stole
aecond and on the neat ball pitched atole
third and there he died, hie teammates
refusing-"to'cMme t'M assistance. Then
In Um flfli lia'her.'ftlngled after Hall had
truck -put..-- Kin a 'single put Fisher en
third, but he waa nailed at the plate when
Chicken bit ta PrltcbtU. .
Lincoln tied the.' aoere In the aizlh in
ning, although It looked like they had a
chance to wtn "In' the second. With one
out Hall paaaed Pritehett and Wenger and
hit Kellry. filling the baaee. Zlnran waa
at bet end t waa expected to win the
game right there, but" the. game was not
doomed te few leat at that atage. Zlnran
hit a liner over the head of Hall and over
second but little King seemed to have
wlnga and pulled down the fly aftnd. throw
ing the ball to Lawler. completed a nice
double; ' - " '- ' ,
I Llarelaw Big; Itkk Help.
la the slxth.HaU made the mistake of
walking Fox. who was followed by Uagnier
with a safe bunt. Davidson atruck out, but
Su Louia Jack Thorns hit safe and scored
Fox. '
The winning run waa made in the eighth
4 Inning, and was due in a targe measure to
Lawler' error.. Fox. had popped one to
Autrey and died when Oagnier popped an
other back of" the pitcher's box. Several
player raff-fa the1 bl, WTrich was clearly
Xing' a Ktr.g kept faflibg that the ball
was hla, but Lawler evidently did not hear
him. and they collided and Oagnier was
safe, Davidson flew ant to Fisher, and
Thomas got In a safe one to left- Frtt
chett followed with a lucky hit ta right on
wtlch Gagnter eoored tne winning run.
Lint ola won tha game wlib six hltf against
nine for Omaha.
The Rourke family ta at Lincoln today
and Saturday, and back for double-header
with LlneolB Sunday.
The ecore:
OMAHA.
iB t H- p a A.
i
0.1
Sunning of the Teamt
Fisher. If ..
Km. 2b ...
Aotrey, lb
Welch, ef .
Aufiin. "t .
Balden, rf ..
Dealer. .
G-onding, c .
Hall, p
Franck ....
Totals
Fox. ttt
Gsenier. ae ..
1'avldeon. cf
T Nomas, lb ..
Prltrhett. b
1 Wenger. rl ..
jua ir
KHley. lf-rf .
Z-nrn. c
Jones, p
Totals
1
LINCOLN.
A B. R
4 1
1
H. P O.
1 e
A.
S
e
i
o
l
0
2
Batted for Hall In the ninth.
Omaha Runs e 1 a a e 1
Hits 1 121116 1 I
Lincoln Runs 0 6 1 ft- 1 e :
Hits i o i o : o r -
Two-bse bit: Fisher. Rase on baila:
Off Hali 4; off Jones. I. Hit with pitched
ball: By Hall. 1 "truck out: By Hall. .
by Jonee. 4. Double plays: Autrey to
Klhg. King to Lamler. Ptolen bases: Aus
tin Fisher. Lawler. Belden. Fox. Prit
chett. facriflce hit: Ausan. Time: IX.
I'mpire: Davis and Brcnnan. Attend
ance. j(t.
WEST. LKACCK I AHER. ASS X.
wi.fcti- w.L-Prt.
Omaha C .V9 Louisville ...71 .5.T ,
fioua City . 8 47 .ST: Inijisnapolla 71 sw .f,
Lincoln Win .tm. J oteoe " '
ever MM 4W Columbus . ..M e
PneMo 4 en 44 Mttinespoll f 'J
Lea Moinea 7 7 . Kanaa City .M
I Milwaukee H .w
J 8t Paul MM ai
KIT. LEAGUE 1 A HER. LEAGUE.
W.LPrt-l W.LPcL
Pittsburg ... U n4 rvtrolt O f 14
New York..j 40 .) Rt. Louis ... fl .WS
Chicago ... 4 f.74 Chicago 4i .
Phlia H 44 .Kl Cleve.and S -J
Cincinnati .Si U .4 Philadelphia 47 M 47t
Boston k ST .447 Boston 4 4 .4""
Brooklyn .. 1 .3M Wsshinelon J 1 J
St. Louis. ...M K .i. New Tork...3 l
GAMES TODAT.
Western League Omaha at Lincoln,
Sioux City at Denver. De Moines al
Publo.
National LeagueBoston at Pittsburg.
Cincinnati at St. Louis '
American League Chicago at Washing
ton. St. Louts at Philadelphia. Detroit at
Boston. Cleveland at New York.
American Association Columbus at Mil
waukee, Toledo at Kansas City. Indianap
olis art St. Paul, Louisvih at Mlnnespolla
GOOSE ECCS FOR' CHAMPIONS-
PitUlarx Wins Clote and Exciting
Contest from Chicig-o.
BOTH PITCHERS DO GOOD VTOEK
Tkeaaas Makes Oelr la the
baaae la First hil
Psm, a fecrlde aad
a Hit.
PITTSBURG. Au. ll-P!ttsburg won a
close game from Chicago today. Both Lei
fleld and Reulbach were strong with men
on base, but the visitors were unable to
make hlta when needed. Pittsburg made
the o-nJy run In the first Inning on a base
on baJla. a sscrlflce and a hit. Score:
Angehia Cl'.l, Shilling, even won. Daeo
cara ilH. MrUtnxL to 1" second. Keo
ryettol tit. Notier. to H'l third T.f't:
l.iV Laily and Countersign a, so ran.
Danosrara aad Kenyettol err coupled.-
Founk race, the Grand Vsmm hoiei stake,
value rti.' I-year-olds, six lurlong: ld
ward OUZ, Shillir.g. S to 1) won. Bobbin
lilt. Sweet. 4 to 1) second. Ledv Hubhatd
tUL J. Lt, to 11 third. Time- Hi
Stateaman. TorbeiUno, Strike Out and Hel
met alto ran.
Fifth race, one ro!le: Gild K6. Bhilling.
f to f wrn. Pol!y Watts t. Lang. 7 to Si
seoond. Punch , Miller J to It third.
Time: 1.4. John McMUlaii, Hold2ast.
Grace Cameron and Tergr and True also
ran
Sixth race. 3-year-)tie. eelltnc. five and
a half furlong. Variation (1. Gilbert. 1
te Jt) won. &n Sourle 11c, McCarthy. 12
to 1) aecond. Cheek (.!', McDaniel. IS to 1.1
third- Time: 1:1. Helen Harvey. Fair
Measenawr. Albanian. King a Daughter.
Anna Iaughter, Meeriae and Mies Oranvilie
also ran.
FITZGRRALn PITCHES FIXE GAME
Allewa Dee Melees Bel Oae Hit aad
Sbate be Bwwetere Oat.
PUEBLO. Aug. ll.-Fltagerld pitched a
one-hit game today, and as Wltherup was
given one of the worst drubiinga of the
year. Puelhlo easily earned a shut out while
piling up eleven runs, making three straight
from Dee Moines.
The only hit off the local twirler came in
the firat inning, a single by Dwyer. Puebla
began to find Wltherup In the third end
hit him freely from thst time on. Every
one of tie locals secured hits, Hogriever
and Corhan leading. Boor:
DES MOINES.
AB. B H. O. A. E
Floumov. if 4 e a
Fltxpatrlrk. ss 4 0 1 1 1
Dwyer. lb 4 1 i
Bader. rf I i a 1
Iexter. rf !
Walsh. rv 4 ft t S 1
Nelhoff, b t ft i 1
Weigart, c I ft ft 1 1
Wltherup. p I ft 0 ft 1 ft
Totals SI ft 1 34 10 i
PUEBLO,
A.B. R. H 6. A. E.
Hogxievcr. Jb 4 . II 1 1 ft
Spencer. If ( I I 1 ft ft
Patterson. :t S 1 I 1 S
Matticks. cf S 11 t
Clark, lb S 1 I 11 ft
Miller, rf 4 ' 2 2 ft ft
Corhan. as S 0 S 1 2 2
Mitxe. c 4 1 1 I 0 .
Fitarerald. p S 1 2 ft I 1
Totals 44 U 18 27 11 S
Pueblo 0 0 1 2 2 1 0 4 11
Des Moines ....ft ftftOftftftftft ft
Arnold brothers for Burwell. The AmoM
brothers are both local men and this wss
their first game this yesr and 'hey made
good. James Arnold pitched sn errorles
game and did rot walk a man. The score
was 1 to ft in ravor 01 mirweu.
COISCIL SLITFI DARES OMAHA
Iewa Oty OSrlili Wast Gasae at
Base Ball wlta the Laeal Staff.
The city officials of Cotmcll Bluffs are
confident that they can skin the city cf
ficlals of Omaha in a game of base ball,
and we herewith send you a challenge, so
that we can get some exercise. Our mayor
says he la a better ball player than your
mayor. T. P. FLOOD.
Street Commissioner."
The above challenge is on file in the
office of the ctty clerk and win be read
at the committee of the whole meeting
next Monday afternoon and then taken up
by the city council Tuesday evening. It Is
certain Mayor Jim will put his seal upon
the answer, and aa Omaha does not pro
pone to be outdone by Council Bluffs. It is
almost certain the challenge will be ac
oepted. Mayor Jim has pitched on several
occasion at Vinton elreet park and Coun
cllmen Funanouner has Ms record as a
1 player stored away In his scrap book
Dan Butler waa formerly 'first basemsn on
the Merry Widows team and Harry Zira
man will mix the lemo. Comptroller
Lobeck saw the first ball game ever played
in the world and Dick Orotte is the best
little manager who ever paid a salary.
The Omaha teem will be long on managers,
but will also have plenty of players, and the
way that the Couocll Bluffs bunch will be
walloped will be a sad sight for their
friends to witness. Mayor Jim will get out
hla lasso for he occasion to help coach
and pull the tired runners around the
basea Omaha will have a double line-up.
o that aa one set of players tire making
runs on that Council Bluffs bunch another
will be put in.
chicaoo
AI D O A E
. I I .
Stolen bases: Spencer (Si. Patterson C).
Miller C). Maukcka (1 . Two-base hill Hog
rlever. Three- be se I la: Ciark, - Matticke.
Struck out; By Fltagerald. , by Wltherup.
7. Baana on balis: Off Fltagerald, r, off
Wltherup. 2. Wild pitch: Wltherup. Time:
l.Si. Umpire: Haskell. Attendance: - tkiO.
PoetMaed 4aaae.
DENVER. Aug. II Denver-Sioux City
game postponed, wet grounds.
Harwell fraata Oat Aarta Lea.
BURWELL. Neb.. Aug. 12 SpeeiM
One of the tautest gamea of la.ll in Bur
well this sesson was playtd hrre today be
tmeen North Loup and Burwell. Hal and
Ureen were North Loup s battery and
REAL ESTATE
FABM AND at AN CM LAS D FOB SALE
(Continued-)
Ttkas.
lift WTLL five you a start in the world.
Chance ef a .lifetime. We sell a farm
and two lota in the flowing veil 61a-trtc-t
of IKmmlt county, Texas, for 00.
payable $10 raonthb". no Interest, no taxes
for two rear. Farmers are making
from $30 to per acre. Choke land,
sweet water, a California climate. Write
for handsome illustrated bock free.
DENTON COLON I COMPANT. San
Antonio. - Trx. ll MC2 Augltx
Mlseellaaewu.
TIMBER ANT TIMBER LANDS are bet
ter Investmems at this ume then most
others. Ma wsnt ta tell you about thrra.
Esther large or small investors will bs
Interested. Wf t ua for pamculara. Th
Internatioaai - Timber Co., Minneapolis.
Minn.- (20 MS21 AS
NEBRASICA-COLORAAO LANDS,
IflO.ftMi acres of western Neuraaaa and
eastern Colorado Improred and unimproved
lands at $4, A. SIS per are. Any sis trace.
Fine crops. , Write or- oome and see 111
Olobe .Land and Investment Co., 12 a. Hi 3
St.. OnH.' l (Siy-Mut
REAL ESTATE LOANS
LOANS on improved Omaha property.
O Keefe R, S- Co U01 N. V. lJfe Biuf
m t 1 lJZ .
$1(W TO (. aad promptly. F. D. Weed,
Wead biAt Aath and Faraaia. cg-4w
FIVE PER CENT
kvi-y to loan on
" - Oenslis business property.
. TUxMA liK.NNA.N.
Itooa X. New. iota Lite illdg.
ti'-SBft
WANTED SITUATIONS
WANTED Position as seamnraaa. maid or
nurse, by espable young lady with rood
GAMES IJI AMERICAN ASSOCIATIO
MTTsPt RO
AB H O A E
Theinaa M...1 4 fli
lxrh. lb .4. I 1 4 Hotmn . .. 1
Osrk. II ...4 II ttheckax. If . I 1 1
wtt. m .. I 1 I )t.jniiu. 1
tnrk. Ik 111 ft VhMr- lk - 4 It f
At'ttrhlo. tb 1 M I tttKt, .. I 1 k
Wllkoa. rl... I II sstemieiat, tb I :
Olbcns. c I 4 HocS. rl... 1 1 f
LettMlt. I 12 CKIin. rt 1 1 '
Tioktir. sr.... I t 1 I
ToUlk . i n 11 !arS. t I t 1 0
KnlMck. 9
Tcitals to I 14 12 2
Batted for Slagle In ninth.
Batted for gheckard in Btnth.
Pittsburg 1 ftftftftftft 1
Chicag-o 0 0 0 ft 0 ft ft 0 (-i
Two-base hit: Stork. Sacrifice hits:
Leacb, Atrbailchlo. Stolen bases: Wilson,
Evers, Tinker i!i. Iouble plsy: Reu'hscJi.
Evers Co Ctisnce. Left on bases: Pitts
burg, 7; Chicago. . Base on bell:- Off
Reulbach. 4. Bases on errors: Pittsburg.
i. Struck out: By LeifieW. 2 Wild pitch:
Lelfleld. Time: 1:3. Umpires: Johnstone
snd Lmslie.
Philadelphia Blaaks Bawlaa.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 12.-Ph11sdelphla
ahut out Boston today In a pitchers' battle
between Moren and Dorner. Bc-ore:
rHlUADEUHlA BOSTON
AS H. O.A C AB H O A E.
O-ant. ...4 1 4 BrtB. rf... I I r
Ktikhe. lb ... I 1 I t A Bmlss. 1 I
Titus, rt. .. .1 1 1 vmoBt. rt 4 1 1
Ma?. U. I 1 I hciwarm k. Ill 1 I 1 I
BrtDtfisla. lb 4 111 t kltrbe. lb. 4 J
rwborae. ef .l 1 0 rik.hiea. m ... 4 1
Ponlia, m....l 4 4 I Seser. It I I
loots, e 4 t I ( Graham, t I 11
Harm, I Doraer. s .. I 1111
Tetalk M "ft it IT "I Total 11 1 24 U I
Boston ."..ft ft ft ft 0 ft 00
Philadelphia 1 0 0 ft ft ft 1 2
Sacrifice hits: Bates." Ortoorne. Titus.
Double plsy: Grant. Knabe to Braxisrield.
Left cm bases: Boston. 7: Philadelphia. .
Bases on balls: Off Dernier. 2; off Moren,
i BkkM on errors: Boston. 1: Philadelphia
1 Hit by pitched ball: By Dorner, 2. Struck
eut: By Dorner, z; Dy aioren. i. ume
1.3C. Umpires Rigler and -Rudderham.
Cardiaals Wla frwea Reds.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 12. The 6t. Louis Na
tional club celebrated Its home-coming to
day with a 7 to 1 victory over the Cincinnati
team. Score :
IT. Ml'l CINrlJTNATt
AB H O A C AB H 0 A C
fhw. It 4 .1 1 'KlM. I 0
Charla lb . A 1 4 IHuICItU lb. 4 1 I i
Wurra. rl... I 1 1 ilabarW Xb-... I 1
Kenetchr. Ik. 1 III t rkert. It... "4 1 4
rwtrhantr. It 4 1 4 MIMik!l. rf..4 1 1 ft 1
S.-m. kk 4 I ( Ganael. lb ... 4 I
S'.lll. aa I 11 llflMi. e I 4
Bllaa. t I ft i 1 OHulasltt. Sa . I 2 I I
Betbe. y I 1 4 tvt. .,.,
-aiiiwaif , .... I v v w
Tstalt M 1 r 14 lbubec, 1
FLY CASTERS MEET AT CHICAGO
I
lateraatleaal Taaraasaeat Beglae at
Wsaklsil Park Friday.
CHICAGO. Aug. 11 The international
fly casting tournament, to be held under
ttie au'pices of the Illinois Bait Cssttng
club. iil start tomorrow at w asnington
park. For t-o days, continuously. Ihe
isgoon at the psrg will be aisturbea oy me
rpiash of the fly and tne sa isti ot ins line.
1 he tqjirnamrnt u expectea to te trie oig
gest ever held in Amerk-a. More entries
than ever before are In. due mainly to the
fact that the annual convention or trie
National Scientific Aeeocistion of Angling
clubs will be held here during the convention.
.,. . ii-fnrrh Uitw Illness ta the rewalt ef gere-rsl
CDfllUVX CT K lnKFn' breakdown ..id has-. be. caused
LtllU :it all I J I.MVULy
Telerrtphtrt on Western Eailrosdi
. Ask Aid of Conmission,
riUST ' C05TER13CE WTDXISDAT
tr.t-'tigr worty over his busi
i
INVESTIGATES MESCAL BUTTON
taaasataaiwaer Leaps) Will Refer ta
Matter ta taeasleal
v Experts.
laterpretatlva af Federal Mae-Hear
Art raaaee DIIBralty -Case af
Laekawaaaa Swltebsaea ta
Be t'vasldered.
Raelaa at Sheaaadoaa.
SHENANDOAH, la. Aug. 12 (Special
Telegrsm. The races on Wednesday were
govl when once they got started, but tne
starting waa tiresome. There were three
racca. the l.ZZ pace, tne z:4 trot ana me
running race. In the pacing race were nine
horses. Little George won Tim money.
Billy The Kid. second; Walter Bell, third
and Hixey Fullerton, fourth. Tha purs
in thta race was UK). The time made In
the three heats waa 2 IS, 2:171. and 217.
The 2:24 trot: Park Sign won first, i'rm
Allerton second, J4mmy Third snd The
Christian fourth. An accident put Jennie
M out and- Beauty T was distanced. Time:
2.211., .!, snd !:n. Purse. S3 ft.
The five eighths mile Jan: kici vt iinsm
woo first, St. Mallow second and Captain
Davison thlrd.
The attendanoe was most gTsttfylng. over
S.ftfiO It waa a big. good ratured crowd
and everyone seemed to be getting all the
good there was in It.
The ball gamea acre good ones and were
the mam attractions, the rsces taking aeo-
ond place in importance. Maryville played
Nodaway in the first game and the acore
resulted in 2 to 1 in favor of Nodaway. In
the second rame the losing side, which was
Nodaway, played the losing side in Tues
day's game, which waa Rtvtrton. Nodaway
won this game by a score of S to L
WASHINGTON. Aug. 15 A series of 1m-
porttnt conferences were bgun today snd
will probably continue for several dys be- ;
tween Chairman Knspp of the Intcrstite
Commerce commission and Comm 'ss.oner
of Labor NeilU who ctnstltate the media
tion board under the Erdmann act, and
H. B Perham of St. Luis, president of
the Order of Railroad Telriphrs. wl-h
a view to the amicable settlement of the
differences between the western railroads
and their telegraph operators. The differ
ences between them grew out of an inter
pretation of sn art of congress that tele
graph operands i.ti railroads khall not he
required to woik more than nine hrurs out
of twenty-four hours, except in rase cf
great emergency. At the oonclunort of the
conference today all ptfHlee thereto de
clined to discuss the matter. Chairman
Knapp stating that he could have nothing
to aty pending the negotiations,
F. T. Hawley. president of the Switch
men's Union of North America, a ho ar
rived here today, will hold a conference
with the mediation hoard tomorrow re
garding the controversy between the Dela
ware. Lackawanna -A Wt rtem railroad and
its switchmen.
First Fight at Wlaalaeg.
WINNIPEG, Man . Aug. IS The first col
lision between the strikebreakers and the
pickets occurred this evening when a picket
approached
From a Staff Correspondent.)
WASHINGTON. Au U (Special Tel
egram 1 One of the first question which
has come before Indian -Commissioner
Leupp and which a 111 have his serious
I consideration is the alleged abuse of the
1 so-called 'mescal button." which It la aaid
is beics aold to the Winnebago la Ne
braska and Wisconsin and 1 far mora
dissstrous in every particular than the
whisky formerly aold these Indiana ly
"bootleggers "
"I Intend." said Commissioner -Leupp.
"to have the mescal button and Its effects
upon the human system thoroughly
analysed and tested by chemical exprt
cf the Agricultural department ta deter
mine whether this drug should be tx
cluded from the Indiens who are under
the guardianship of the Indian bureau."
postmasters appointed: eJoxiUl Dakota
Ang-us. Stanley county. Myrtle L. Bell,
vice A. Roman, resigned; Ross. Converse
county. William C Irvine, vice R. D,
Miller, removed
Chicago
strikebreaker alleged to be Kansas City.
evutn ima
OUTPUT OF PACKING HOUSES
Derided I a crease Xated la Marketlaa
I Hogs Darlas tha Fast . .
Week.
CINCINNATI. Aug. tt. (Special Tele-gram.v-Price
Current saya: A decided in
crease Is reflected in the marketing of hog
the last week. Total western packing waa
fcl'O'in, compared with 8ffi.n0 the preceding
week and 410,000 last year. Rlnce March 1
the total is lLSTO.OW, against L1.S06.000 a yesr
ago- Prominent places compare as folleas:
IK lW
ItS.ftan. 2 7X1(160
, . n mr.J ..k-.l VIM . A WI.V
iiviu ..iv u . iiu mr k ...... iv v. . . ' .
the i Rt tiMTDh.
Wright aad Little Wla Match.
NEW YORK. Aug IS -One of the moil
interesting tennis matches of the season
wss held this afternoon at the Crescent
Athletic club in Brooklyn. The contestant
were the eastern champions. Besls C.
Wr.gM and Raymond D. Little on one side
and Hugh Whitehead and James Winston,
champions of the south, on the other.
Wright and Little won the three acts by
S-6. -$. S-2. This made Wright and Little
winners ot the match in three straight sets.
Laaisvllle Wins ritrhers Battle frank
Minneapolis la First.
MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. ll-wacina single
in the firat Inning, scoring Stanley, won a
great pitchers' battle between Wilson ar.d
Adams today. Score:
ltt-WVltAAt MIKVBAPOLJ
AJM.OAE AB.H.O.A.r..
tevklt. rf I 1 SOrler. aa ... 4 1 J 4 t
Woodruff, lb. 4 4 1 Kerwls. ef .. I 1 t t s
Btasler. ef...l 0'KalM. ef... 4 ft
warms, lb. 4 t 14 S B Wel&lV. ... 4 S k '
Burke, Ik 4 J 1 KBurlPV, r. t 1 1 !
Pk. t I 4 SO Brlen. 2k. I t I si
WW. II ... k s I Bmlih, tv
Oeialas. as . I 1 I Clark. Ik.
ASama. s 11 wiin, p.
Brers, s,.
Tstais i j 17 :rtn ....
Qullllk ..
I 4 1 l
. 1
.110
.. 1
..17 2 27 II 7
Totals ..
Batted for Wilson In ninth.
Batted for Kerwln in ninth.
reference, tis do facial massagt. man!- ; InV .77 " ? 0 ft 0 0 0 0 8 0-0
curing, scalp treatment and embroidery. Ltmiavllle I ft 0 ft ft 0 0 ft ft-1
Dscruioe mi: wuiinn. bio. en oases: Btan-
Mrs. Jensen. 1 S. 11th St.. Omaha.
i27-ia: isx
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Bartel Sc-hwelgor to Annie
tirhweigor. lot S. block 2. Jet
ter's feecond addition $
County treasurer to Mary R Mor
ris. t of ntii of sw4, 10-15-12
Mabel V. and Casslus C. fhlmer to
Martha H. and Louis Winkler,
part cf lots and ft. Twentieth
and Ames Avenue subdivision. . . .
David Anderson and wife to Inde-
WANTED City loans and warrant. W.
Farnaflk ftauth et Co-. 1220 Farnam St.
WANTED C4ty Soaaa,
Petere Trust Co.
LOWkBT HATbS-3ao la, Paxtoa Blk.
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MONEY TO LOAN Payne Investment Co.
tr ts:
MONET TO BCILD.
.vie te tnud.ixn si current rate.
W. H,.jaOMAS. First NaL bank Bids.
PATNTE. BOSTW1CK 4k CO-. K. T. Ufr.
Pllvaa touoJ- eM te $S.uuu. Low rata
tst a2
FRlkATE MONET-NO DELAY.
OARVIN BROS, iVH f A F1NAM.
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li takea I'Ut aa extra stroke or taa of
the pair to mention ine tact tiiat jt
sw the aa in Tee P-a
REAL ESTATE WANTED
pendent 7rleptitne comany, lot It.
block 7. exutli omaiia
Same to same, lot 14, block Tk.
bouth Omaha
Elmer R Porter et al. to Clarence
H. Walreih, lialf interest of five
ac-ree. sS of sew 17-1S-1S
Elmer R. PoAer et al. to Clarence'
H Wairath, a atrip adjoining lot
12. Stewart Place and a strip ad
joining south side of Park Place. .
Edaard L. Snvder te Delbert H.
Best, lot 4, Epworth addition....
Henrietta Fauik to John P. Bo
land, lot 22. block 2S. Halcyon
Heights
John C. Boggs to Csrrie I. Kenyan,
lot V. block 22, Omaha View Ex
tension Hasting ic Hevden to Alma F. Co-
fer. lot 22. Mock 4. Collier Place,
e Prairie Trust company to J.
Leah Krug lot 12. block 1,
Prairie Park
Henry ' Hardind and wife to
John Hempleman. lot 17. block
S. Potter a Cobb's Second addition
1.700
1
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iey i, Benn. uounie plays; yumJan to
Swadna: Adama Qulnlan to Smatina:
Adams. Qulnlan to Cwsclna. Left on base:
Minneapolis. 4; Louisville. 4. Base on bails:
Off Wilson. S; off Adams. S. Struck out:
By Wilson. 1; by Adsros. 4. Wild pitch:
Wilson. Time: 1J0. Umpires: Kerin and
Bierhalter.
Kaaaae City Blanks Taleda.
KANSAS CITT, Mo.. Aug IS. Carter waa
invincible today and Toledo was shut out,
S to 0. Score;
KAK8AA Cmr TOLEDO.
AB.M O A E AB H O A k
MsllSMS. ( 1 I tWlllisma. aa. 4 I 1 4 ft
Brow, lb ... 4 2 11 ( HlBihman. tk 4 I
SosbUne, ill I I I dAnakMer. rf 4 1 1
Brssbear, tb.l 1 1 I ('ftssot. cf 4 1 t 9
ulllvaa. t .. I IS k Hickman. If.l 1
( arlUM. if . I I 1 Abbott, t t 1 1
.1111 Lister. :k ... 1 11
.112 4 El wen, is... ft 1 ft
.4111 fClllaa. r 1 1
Mi-Cany, lb I MM
IS U 27 . "Katla. p I 6
Ooas. as
lea-si. lb.
larue.
Tsui ...
Total
Totklk I I 24 1ft I
Toledo 0 0 0 ft ft 0 ft ft ft 0
Kanaaa City $ ft S 2 ft 0 1 ft ft
Earned runs: Kansas City. 2. Two-base
hits: Neighbors. Williams. Cross. Brown.
Armbruaiw. Bases on balls: Off Gillen. S:
off Nagle, 4: off Carter, 2. Struck out: By
Nagie. S. by Carter, S Hits: Off Gillen,
S in three innings; off Nagle. in six in
nings. Left on bases: Toledo. S. Kansas
City. Stolen basea: Sullivan. Cross,
Brashcar. Sacrifice hits: Brashsar.
Downie. Wild pitches: Nagle. Carter.
Time: 1:50. Umpire: Owens.
Chasaalaaa Wla fraas Brewer.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 11 Columbus won
from Milwaukee today by a score of t to 7.
1.S00 Each club used tao pitchers. Score:
Milwaukee 1 ft 4 ft 2 ft ft ft ft 7
Columbus ft ft S 4 ft ft ft 2 ft ft
Two-base hits: Bsteman. Kruger. Hits:
Off Schneloerg I in three and two-thirds in-
1.47S ntnis. cmf Mansse. i In five and a third
j Innings; off Gdwin, lu in five innings; off
SOft Ki.fers. 4 in four Innlr.gs. Sacrifice hit:
Flyan. Stolen leases: Flynn. Odwell.
Krvger. Kihm. Left on bases: Milwaukee,
ft: Columbua. k. First base an bails: Oft
Bcl.neibej-g, X; off Manaae, 2: off Goc4B'in.
2: off Rugera. 1. Hit by pitched ball: Od
well, by aVhnelberg Struck out: By
Schnetberg. 1, it')- Manske. 4: by Goodwin,
t. by R.ger. 1. Wild pitch: 6cl.n-iberg.
Tin: . Umpire: H)es.
Totsik MU i
Batted for Volx In eighth.
St. Louis 0 ft ft 0 0 S ft 2 7
Cincinnati ft 1 01
Two-base hit: Paakert. Rellly. Three
Ibase hit: Konetchy. Htt: Off Voia. S in
even innings; off Dubec. 2 in one inning.
Sacrifice hit: Konetchy. Stolen bases: Lo
bert. Delebanty, Charle. Double plays:
Paskert to McLean; Rellly, Charles to
Kornelcby. Left on bae' "St- Louis.
ClnclnnatL . Bases' onalhtt Off Beet.
S; off Voia, 1. Hit by. pitched ball: By
Vols. 1. Struck out-s hmhr. 2; by Voia,
I. lime: JJb. Lmplre: k.lem-
Glaata DeSeat Dadgera.
NEW YORK," Aug. IS Ames was batted
out of the box by the Brooklvna at the polo
grounds today, but the New Yorks won the
gsme, largely through the poor pitching of
Mclntvre and BelL Long hit by Dor.lin
and Seymour counted. Soore:
NEW TOBlC. BROOKLYN.
AB H 0 A C AB B O A E
T.anar. Ik... 4 17 Burk. X I 1
Hanos. Sb . . ft 1 I 1 SAlpensas. Sb I ft 1 1 2
Braanahau. c4 S I'H eul, !b-lf 4 13 1ft
PeaUn. rf....4 2 1 ft DLumteir, rt... I I ft
ftermaair. ef . I 2 2 ft kinrdk, lb,.. 4 lift
Iierlis. lb. ...141 ! be ik.- a 4 I t 4 0
Barn . U I I 0 ft I 'Be'S 4 1 4
fcrlcmll. aa .l IIS Fheahaa. lb . 4 1 1
Am, p ft ft Haloner. ef . 4 I I ft ft
LMTie 1 1 Mrlmrr. s .l 1 1
suibesaos, s I ft ft I i Belt ....,.! I
Totata II 12 27 12 1 Total U : M 1
Btted for Ames In the second inning.
Brooklyn 0 2 0 ft 0 0 ft ft 02
New York 0 2 0 ft 2 ft 1 ft -3
Two-bae hit: Donlln, Sheehan, Ma
lonev. Three-base hits: Doniin. Huminel.
Home run: Seymour. Hoe: Off Ames.
In tao innings; off Matheaeon, 4 In seven
Innings: off Mtlntyre. 2 m one and one
third innings. fiacrifioe hits: Herxog,
Donlln, Barry. Burch. Stolen base: Heixog.
Double plays: Msthemson. Heraog and
Ttnney; Bridwell and H-wxvr: Lewis. Hum
mel and Jordan; Alperman and Sheehan.
Left oa bases: New York, 14; Brooklyn, i.
Bases on 111 : Off Mclntyre. 1: off Bell,
I. First base on error: Nw York. 1 Hit
with pitched bsll: By Mathewson. 1; by
Mclntvre. S. Struck cut:- ty Mathewson,
4; by Bell. 4. Time: 1:40. Umpire: O Day.
New York H arses Ua Seath.
NEW TORK, Aug. 12 One hundred
horses belonging to the stsbles of James
R- Keen and J. B. Hgrln will b shipped
to Buenos Ay re on August 20 for breeding
purposes and to take part in The races
there. This is the largest single shipment
of horses to a southern country since the
present depression in the racing game here
sb a result of the anti-betting lan-m.
lng. An altercation followed and
trikebreaker pulled out a knife. The pic
ket at once fummoned his comrades and
after a-struggle the man was disarmed.
The knife taken from him is now In pos
session of the Winnepeg authoritiees.
J. D.. McVey, manager cf the strikers,
stated thst he had been informed that
more strikebreaker are expected to come
in from the states. Frank Rounemous of
Kansas City, president of the Carmen's
union, is expected here tomorroa-. The
Japanese contingent at Calgary has been
Increased by fifteen more men. They are
emplayed principally tu doing the necessary
boiler washing. A movement was put on
foot today to make Sir Thomas Shsugh
neasy arbitrator between the men and the
company.
Another large party of mechanics
arrived today for work in the Cana
dian Pacific shop. At North Bay
esterday eleven strike-breakers de
serted. Meeting of ciUaena are being
held at several center, the consensus of
-porting; Goaalp.
That makes twelve victories apslnst only
seven defeat for Sanders. The little
Tenneessean waa the complete master of
Lincoln Wednesday. Sanders and Jack
Pfelster have had much the aame sort of
fortune this year each has pitched win
ning bah all along, but has lost several
games by no fsolt of his own.
An amateur pitcher at Plalnrlew. Neb.,
named Dunaway is a fit subject far the
big scouts to Inspect. He pitched a no-hlt.
no-run game against the fast O'Neill, Neb.,
team at Plaiview. This serves to bring
out the fact that Nebraska ho some of
the fastest eemi-professlonal team in the
country from which professionals might
find some good picking.
Too bad Lincoln players cannot find It
possible to preserve harmony within tbelr
own ranks. The dlrplsy of friction on the
grounds Wednesday war not only fatal to
Manages- Fox's J am. but unpleasant to
the epet'tstors. Manager Fox la a hard
working player and manager and so far a
could be determined from the grand
stand, did or said nothing tst Justified
Bor.no In his peevishness Bonno lacks
the ability to pitch as good uphill as down
hill ball and it is )ust that lack that may
keep him out of faster compsny. He msde
two baa breeas, once in tailing to cover
first on a hit and again In failing to run
out a short hit of his own on which be
could have made the base.
It i freely slated here that J. J. Hill of
the Great Northern railway Is lending his
active support to the company m tiris
strike.
tall for Gaards at Meat real.
MONTREAL, Aug. ll-Additional police
protection was afforded the Angus hop
In reponse to a request of the Canadian
Pacific railway in the ahcp strike here to
day. The company claim that the strikers
re interleaving, nil the strike-breakera.
About a ennre af additional mechanic ap
plied for efork'at-the Angua ahops today
and were put to work. The strikers will
receive their last pay envelopes from the
company on Saturday. Local unlona here
are planning a dollar subscription for the
strikers.
i:s
2. SOft
A I as wart h Defeats Valentine.
VALENTINE. Neb-. Aug. IS (Special
Telegrsm A long game of tall was played
today between Ainsworth and Valentine.
Alrisworth winning by a score of 10 to 2.
The weather was bad and the teams were
obliged to stop twice on account cf rain
and hail. Score: R H E
Valentine ft ftlOftftDOl S7
Ainsworth ft 10 17 10 0-10 k 4
Batteries: Valentine, Caylor and Mc
lutvre; Ainsworth. De Sylvia and Harry
Struck out: By De Sylvia. 4. by Caylor. S.
Time: 2.S0. Umpires: Hlgglns and It-balL
Tke Ainsworth women s basket ball team
came up today and played the team of u.is
place. It a as an easy victory for the Valen
,n team aithnurh both sides worked l.urd
from atart to flntBh. The nnal soore was oi congress ne succeeaea jonn u. Stephen-
A. R. SPOFFORD IS DEAD
Farmer Librarian af Caagres. Aathor
aad Editor, Die Saddealy at
Hold era ewa, N. H.
CONCORD, N H . Aug. 12 -A. R Bpof-
ford. chief aaaistant librarian of congress.
died today at Holderness. N. H.
WASHINGTON. Aug. IS. Ainsworth
Rand Fpofford. editor, publisher, book seller
and author, librarian of congress from lstf4
to 1KS7 and since then chief assistant li
brarian, whose desth wss reported from
HolJerness, N. H., today, was stricken
with paralysis two years ago. B.x weeks
age he left Washington and no word of
his Illness having reached here it is be
lieved that his death waa sudden snd prob
ably from a second stroke of paralysis. He
had planned to leave Holdemess today for
Hot Springs, Va., to spend the remslnder
of the summer. He Is survived by a daugh
ter, Mrs. Florence Spofford. who makes
her home in this city, and a son who re
sides in New York City. Mr. Spofford was
connected with ths congressional library
tor forty-eeven yeare
On hi original appointment a librarian
1 SOft
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OFF1CE OF THE SlOl X CITY AND
WLdTEKN KAIL At COMPANY.
Omaiia. Nebraaaa. August S, lkta,
To the S.ockholdera:
Nktkoe la hereby gln. that the annual
meeting of the stockholders of The sloux
City snd Western Railway company mil
be held at the office of the company in
South Sioux City. Nebraska at lea Uw
o clock a. an., on Thursday. October la, 2uk.
to elect dlrettora for the ensuing year and
to act uskib the question ot selling lbs
rslli.Jid property and franchise of I Lis coaa
per.y to the Chicago. Burlington A Qumry
Railroad company, the railroad and .prop
erty aforesaid being now under lease to
k d company, and for the transaction at
such oilier business as may legally come
before the meeting
By older of lb Board of Direc tor
W. P. DURKEE.
Secretary.
Aid Sot
OCEAN STEAMERS
Na-Hlt-Ne-Raa Gaasa.
PLA1NVIEW, Neb. Aug 12. (Special
Telegram e One of the best game of ball
ever played in northern Nebraska was
clayed here this afternoon between the
Sterling and the ft O'Neill Usm. the
locale a Inning I ) a a -ore of S to ft. Duna
aay twirled for the Sterling and achieved
the record of pitching a no hit. no run
game aad strikirg out hall -a dosen bats
seen. He was g!en gilt-edged support and
was never IB a tight place during ttie game
Chapman tartlea if the batting honors,
but a as followed closely by Kellry and
liolena Scute:
R H E
Srer.inga $$ 4 $
O'Neill ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft 4
7 tu 2 In favor of Valentine; A large crowd
witneascd the game.
Nnrthera Lesgsr Dlsaaada.
DULUTH. Minr-. Aug. 12. The Northern
baae ball league has guae to pieces. The
race in the four club circuit haa narrowed
doan to Brandon and Winnipeg, with
Fargo trailing badly. The attendance waa
se poor at Fargo that Duiutn and FargD
decided ta drop out. leaving Braulon and
Winnipeg to play series for the pennant.
Duluth a 111 play independent ball for the
remainder of the season.
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any tif--t stent for particulars or arils.
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NORFOLK. Neb.. Aug 12 Special Teie
grani. t Pllser defeated Stanton at tne Nor
folk rt.ee meet today fur a purse of p
Tnere is giest rivalry betaeen the tao
teams snd the PUger boys are Jubilant
over their victory. The score was S to 2.
Batteries: P:lger, BV-haarts and Pryur.
StaMcn, Hirtt.an ana Harper.
Lineal a ataya Play era.
BUP.1NOTOX. la.. Aig. IS (S peat a I
Telegram. Snukng Lon sknroeder "one of
Burliiigxon s c4(k p.ict.era and John
House Bias, an lnd:an eutfield-r of tie
Central boslk aatiun. a tin tne Burlingtun
team, have been Sol j tur next aeawm te
tne lncola Wevtera league team. 1 bey
a i.l flu. ah tha areaon with Burlington.
Delehaaly Starred (raws Ureaads,
CLEVELAND. Aug. 12 James 1VI
kaaiy. second basemaa of the MashingtAa
American league baas ball team, has been
barred from the Cleveland base ball dubs
grounds at LaMujue park either as player
tr spectator f:T oa rear tor lattaaate be
uaed rn44 VaOeWtl 0 eaSXtaaa M
Caaalskeg Baya New Ptlrher.
CHICAGO, Aug. IS President Comiskey
of the Chk-ago American league club an
nounced last night thst hs had signed
Pitcher Scott of the Wichita team, tne
detail being completed with Magnate labeil
of Wichita. Kan. The prtee paid for the
SMtcber is aald to be SIWu.
EVENT ON Bl'SM.tG TRACKS
J. E. Maddeaw ISdward Wla Grand
I alaa HaleS takes.
SARATOGA, Aug 12 J. E. Msdden's
Edward, carrying 112 pounds and conceatr g
lhl to ha ebtu-e fieid, won the SiaC
Grund Union hotel stakes at aix furlongs
for 2-year-old today, defeating some fast
youngstera The result of the race was
unsatisfactory, as Helmet, the crsck from
the Keen barn, waa left at tha post aad
had no chance. It is doubtful, however,
tf be rou.il have bta'.en the winner. They
a are sent an ay to a bad atari, feirik Out
led by half a length to the stretch, when
Shilling brought Loaard up and won by
k.rf from fsubbin. The latter waa weakiy
ridden at tha end. Ladr Hubb&rd coupled
with Eddtn aa the Madden entry, was
ttitrA The time a as l:A AnaMu won
trie Chamulaln hndKp. SiMrunau :
leir.t ro. S- ear-old filliea, selling, six
(rrinnri A.lriar.a K otter. 2 to 1 won.
Franc-es Ray (it. Lan. 1 to It second,
,.tn nit r-Hu-n. 11 19 li tnlrd. Time:
1 14X Whip Tvp and Wueen Lead also ran.
fcmond raoe. steeoleciiaae, handicap. 4-
Ftsr-old and up, about tao miles: faayo
r.t (10. MlKiiikI'. ft to v a on. Bat (12ft.
eaanpeon. S to k) Bcccnd. Jut. I .J. Only
twe atartara.
-tnira nua. ILs Ct-antp'-ain handicap -
rftaja a&A kct giliftBjad aa auth
on of Indiana, an appointee of President
Lincoln, and In lgft? resigned on account
of advancing years, and wa succeeded by
John Ruasell Young.
Mr. Sjwfford made hia Influence felt In
many ways in the world of letters. When
he entered the congresstons librsry It con
tained about 7ii,(iu0 volumes. Now the
library contains more than J,6O0,ouo volumes
and phampleta. and many thousands of
volumes are being added each year.
CATHOLIC SOCIETIES ADJOURN
Dae la rattan f Prlarlalee la Attested
aad Plttsbarn Beleeted far
Next Caaveatlea.
BOSTON. Aug. 12 The American Feder
a-lon of Catholic Bocietlea ftnlthed lu
seventh annual convention1 yesterday by re
electing Edaard Feeney of Brooklyn, presl
dent, selecting Pittsburg for next year'
meeting and eornpleilng" its platform. The
planks adopted today commend tha ency
clical of the pope against false religious
teaching, nrge religious teaching in the
schools; deplore tha disregard of the. ob-
servavnee of Sunday; reject the main teach
lng of ftodaJlsni and endorse the plan for
an association for Catholic young men.
The plank on socialism expresses "sym
patby alth wage earners In their efforts
to ameliorate their condition by united
action. and recommends the formation of
Catholic workingmen's aociet lea.
The plank an the young mea's Catholic
aaaoclaTJon urges "the formation of a na
tional erganisatioa that will embrace all
of tha Catholic young men of the nation," I
and for tha accomplishment of this recom
mend tha unlon of such local and dis
trict yocr.g nan's aocletft as may now
exist."
The national advisory beard win be mad
ub ot tmeen aruitiaahopB abd bUUop.
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Cincinnati
Ottumwa
Cedar Rapids
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DAKOTA ASSESSMENT FINISHED
Telephene Aaaeaanaeat Peereakei, hat
Na Chaagce Made la Eirsi
t'eaapaaiea.
PIERRE. S. P.. Aug. IS. (Special Tel
egram.) The Statft Board of Assessment
met as a review hoard today and repre
sentative' cf thft American Expreaft com
psny and Dakota Central Telephone' rm
pany appeared, asking that the figures
fixed for them be reduced. After con
sideration of th shawings thft assessment
of the express company waa left tan
changed and the telephone comrany given
partial relief, making He total Increase
over last year 222,000 instead of S0.f0o.
opinion being tht the government should aa waa firat proponed.
Interfere to end the strike. The company j The board increased the asesment on
i xpectlng mechanic in large number 1 the Milwaukee an wei ot jnoDnage io
from Great Britain next week.
Tear Pastor Daageroaaly III.
NEW YORK, Aug. IS. Tony Paster.
a-idely known In America snd Europe as
s theatrical manager, l o seriously ill st
his home at Elmhurst. L. I., that it is
feared he cannot survive the day. Mr.
17. ('00 a mile and that of th Minneapolis
A St Louis a est of Conde to 11,000 a
mile. The levy for this yesr was fixed
at 27 mills on corporation property and
at 2 mill general and 1 mill deficiency -for
state purposes.
OIL CASE PETITION READY
Frank B. Kellogg Will File Applica
tion far Rehea-riaat with Cwart
f Appeal Aagaat )4. '
ST. PAUL, Minn.. Aug. 3S Frank B. Kel
logg, special counsel for the governtn-nt,
announced today that hs bad complete
the petition" for a re-hearing In the case
of the government against the Standard
Oil -company of Indiana, and the petition
will be filed In United States circuit oourt
of Appeals August 23.
Mr. Kellogg stated that the petition had
been examired and approved by Attorney
General Bonaparte. Mr. Kellogg wa In
conhulUition th Kresler part of the day
In connection with the case.
Our Government guarantees
Wthe peace of our country by its magnificent
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WF&zji2cd old.
BottUd in Bond
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