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THE BEE: OMAHA. . TUESDAY. JULY 6. 1909. I i ,1 y IRATBOS RACE GOOD SPORT ',ia Do Not FreTtnt Ft Eunninj it Vintoa Street Park. LAURIL GOES TO CHICAGO TEAM Antear aad Glbaem WU, bat Dlaeea Kratber, Representing ' Mart a DaUs dak, Make Flrat-Claa Shewta Threacaeat. mV. -dlan Indian, wa fourth. Dlneen' c mrfe nours flat. THREE RGCORDI ARB IMAIHBD nmaha'i first Marathon proved to be an . .qualified suocess, and the large hum r of spectator iiw some faat and game mng-dtetanc. running over the twenty mil course which we laid out at Vinton Vreet park. An eighth of a mile- track sis marked out In the center of the park, tth American flag to- mark the couree. The race waa won by the Chicago team, John Amour and Lester L. Olbaon, in I 57:1. The heavy rain of the night before and the afternoon did not Interfere with the runner at all, aa moat of the going waa on the aod aurrounding the diamond, and the racers In the preliminary event beat dnwn a path ao that the Marathon runnera had good gelng. Eight teama started and atx ran to the finish of the race, which waa moat excit ing all the way through, because of the changing position of the runners, Mike and WKU4m Dlneen of the North Omaha Athletl olub set the pace for thir teen full miles, when the Chicago lads crept up. The Dlneen boys had made a sprint at th start and gained a lap during the first mile, and this advantage they were able to hold untM the twelfth mile, when Amour and Olbaon, by some fast sprinting overhauled them, and then by- some more spurt In the sixteenth -mile went a lap to th good, and this position they, held until the finish. The first mile wa mad by the Dlneer brother In 8:08, but they made the fifth mile in faster time, when they circled the diamond eight time in 1:03. On the ninth mile the Dlneen were one lap ahead of the Chicago boya and th Toung Men's Chris tian association team,;' Ralph Mason and Alex Weldenfeld. were third, three lap be hind. . ' Tmlr Place Foaaht Hard. In th second lap of the eighteenth' mile Mason and Wtldenfeld and the Swedish team, Carl Christ and Erik Backlund,. were tied for second plana, and they fought hard all the way to the finish, when the Toung Men' Christian association team took third plaoe by half a lap. Th winner war Amour and Olbaon, first, time 1:67:1; Dlneen and Dlneen, eec ond, 1.6:tt; Mason and Weldenfeld, third, 1:03:44. Th other finished In this order Christ and Backlund.' fourth; Rehm and Hieborg, fifth) McNab and Jo Wirt, sixth Parker and Wallack of . Fort Crook with- Brew at the end of th aecond mile, and Richer' a,nd Putnutn, the Hot Springs, S P., team withdrew at the first lap of the fifth mil.' . Th heavy atmosphere seemed to be too much for th Black Mills team from the mountains and .they " were gasping for breath before1 thj had run far. Th racea were held, tinder the auspices of M Central branch of the Amateur Ath letl union,, and Frank Bunc of Cleveland represented th -association. Mayor Dahl man fired th pistol which started the run ner, and they etruok a merry clip which waa maintained 'almost to th finish. Th Chicago team ahowed th better training, as botn runnr ran well on their toes. Olbaon wa a. hard grinder. and held the paee whenever he took it, but Amour was a jprirUer. an4nver!aly'ma'ae up "many, yards when he waa running. The Chicago, lads ran naarly" two mile each at the start before changing, while the local teams changed men nearly every two or three laps, and lost . considerable time by the change. The Dlneena were great favorites from th tart because of the magnlfloerit run they mad, but th Chicago team had a tfttl edge In tylng ability. Soldier Wlsi Prallaslaary. The preliminary waa won by Granville Prldhara of the signal Corpa. Fort Omaha, .,1th m. C- Kauffold. a messenger boy from . the Omaha poatoffice, . second. The time for th two miles was u:ioh Winners by miles: 1 Dlneen and Dineen I Dlneen and iMneen I Dlneen and Dlneen Dtneea and Dlneen STXneea and yineen Dioeen and Dinee 7 tHoeeu and Dtneen ftwtXneen and gaen a Dlneen and Dlneen 10 Dtneea and Dlneen., 11 Dlnaea and Dlneen.. 11 Dlneen and Dlneen.. 1 Dlneen and Dlneen. 14 Amour and Olbaon... 16 Amour and Olbaon.. 15 Amour and Olbaon,. J 7 Amour and Glbaen,. 18 Amoar and Olbeoo 1 Amour and Gibson.. K Amour and Olbaon.. Amatear Athletic Isles Meet Held a Kaaaas CM. Kansas citt. m t,,.. ... rn record were broken this afternoon in me annuel mnn n nf lh. nhamnlMi. ship Karnes of the western division of the Amateur Athletic Union of America, Don -"i""". n t nicaco university runner, carrying the color of th local T. M. C. ,rn the mile in 4:H. winning and setting up a new mark. In the five-mile run. George Dunning, an English runner, who went under the Kansas City Athletic rlub colors, made a mark of 28 minutes 12H seconds. In the discus throw-, M. Kanatser, a local high school boy entered for the Kansas City Athletic club, hiirled the oval lit feet 10 Inches, shattering the western record held by Hans Wulff of the Mis souri Athletic club of St. Louis for seven years. In points the team of the Kansas City Athletic club led, scoring S; Mis souri Athletlo club of St. Louis was sec ond with the To-ing Men's Christian asso ciation tnira. vith 18. The other points were scattered. Among the star athletes who romneted were Crawley, an all around member of Stagg's Chicago university team; Hans "" rormer wetgnt man or Missouri university; Carl Forilne. who defeated Dan KelleV at th JimHlAwn .rnntlllnn' Joseph Forshaw, the Olympic runner; Don mopniet, crawiey s team mate at Chicago; D. F. McDnnsM. Vehr-ealta nniuril v .nil Ivan Prather. Summaries: Hammer Throw: Won by Wulff, M. A. C, St. Louis; Alexander. K. C. A. C. Sec ond; Bower. Y. M. C. A.. Kansas City, third. Distance, IX. feet 4 Inches Discus Throw: Kanatser, Y. M. C. A., Kansas city, flret: Wulff. M. A. C, St. Louis, second; Alexander, K. C. A. C. third. Distance 121 feet 10 Inches, breaking the western A. A. I. record One hundred vsrd ilnah' F-nrllna VC A C, St. Louis, first; Wyatt, K. C. A. C, second; Koenlirsdorf; Y. M. C. A., Kansas City, third. Time: 0:10. WW-yard run: Craig, K. C. A. C, first; Oelger. M. A. C. ft. Ixiuls. second: Bun gard. K. C. A. C. third. Time: :0H. Running hish lump: Nicholson, M. A. C, St. Louis, first, -5 feet Inches; Chllds and Woodbury, both K. C. A. C, aecond, reei s incnes. 220-yard hurdles: Todd Woodhury. K. C. A. C. first: Klener. M. A. C. second: H. Woodbury. K. C. A.- C. third. Time: l it Flfty-slx pound werht: Won by Prather. K. C. A. C' Wulff. M. A. C. St. Louis, second: Alexander. K. C. A. C. third. Distance, 26 feet 10 Inches. 230-yard hurdles: Todd Woodbury. K. C. A. C. first; Harry Woodbury, K. C. A. C. second. Catron. K. C. A. C. third. Tims: 0:20. Score: K. C. A. C, 56;" M. A. C, St. Louis. 80. Mile run: Won by Don J. Ptophlet, a Chlcaxo university student running un- aitacnea; ueorge liunnlng, K . c. A. C, second; Jack' Cannon, K. C. 'A. C, third. Time: 4:H. breaking W. A. A. record held by Jack Cannon, of 4:17. 440-yard run: Droene. K. C. A. C first; Nevltt, K, C. A. C, second; Bungard, K. C. A. C. third. Time: 0:62. Shot put: Prather. K. C. A. C. first: Wulff. M. A. C. St, .Louis, second; Lind say, St. Louis university, third. Distance, 41 feet ( Inches. Soore: K. C. A. C. 41; M. A. C, Bt. Louis, 27. ... Five-mile run: Won bv Dunning, K. C. A. C; Blel. M. A. C. St. Louis, second; Saper (unattached) third. Time: 2(1:11. breaking .western. A. A. V. record of 28:S0 held by F. Jackson. Missouri university. 220-yard ' dash: Forilne. M. A. C. 8t, Louis, first:-Wyatt. K. C. A. C. second; is-oenigsaorr, y. M. u. A., third. Time 0:22H. Broad Jumn W. Mavberrv. T. M. C A.. rirst:. ttoorrts cunsttached) -second : Claru. K. C. A. C, third. Distance, 21 feet 4 Inches. Final score: K, C. A. C, : M. A. C, St. I,oiils. 38; Y. M. C. A.. Kansas City. 1; St. Louis university; T: Missouri univer sity, S; unattached. 1 ., being the principal event of the "mulsh Clan annual game. Frank Johnson, of Granite City, III., was second, and Her man Frxleben, a brother of th winner, we third. The time wa 1-01 BV Th raoa waa run under A. A. U. sanction. Council Bluffs :3 it Hit S2::WH I7:06V4 WW S:40 4 US (2:44 MOO. 1 08 4.'S 1:0.46H !:: 1:21 :2H l:n-XJ 1::S1S l:a:J0S 1:46:2 1:41:44 1:57 :8S WATER SPORTS AT CW CLVB Fifteen Events Palled Off Before Member and. Frleads. The carnival' of water sports was the feature of the celebration- at the Rod and Gun- club's grounds yesterday. Fifteen events were pulled off before a Inrge crowd of mcmbt ra and ttrelf friend. ' A late start was made 'owing to th Inclem ent weather and. the contest were pot coo- ciunea until i o ciock. .Tfn f TSundw ffletit "gaV the- tenhftr court So thori-riBh a ' sonk'ng f that tje matcnes soneouieo ror the afternoon were postponed. Summaries: One-man row boat: T 'n 'mmm wr... William Blackburn second. ' " .' fine-woman row boat:. Ada Morris won. Ines Bloom second. Two-men canoe race: O. F- Drefold and S. S. Wooden won, Hamilton and Gib bon second. . . Two-men row boat rare: . Bloom snt Drefold won. Mrirrli snd Clarke second. Four-men canoe race: O. F. refnld. Pllcher, Wooden, and H."M. Dreft. won. Wesln, Craighead, Havens and Campbell second. Two-women canoe race: Delia Jacobson and Inei Btoom won, Cassler and Card merman recond. Man and woman canoe race: Johnson and Hatch won. Hart and Chase aecond. Boys' SWimmlna race: W. Morris wan. Gardner second. Men's swlmminsr rac- n.Mnr mrnn Blerman second. .' , ,- Men s plank race: W, Iilcher won, O. Blerrhan second. " '.- Tilting canoe contest:' Pllcher and J. sorenson won, Hamilton and Gibbon ond. Life eavtng .exhibition; H. HV Drefold won. Fat men's race- C. A. Cllne won. Sail boat race; W, F., pun's Catherine , r. uiDDpnj irio second, J. w Gilmore s Marv Alice third. , . Motor boat raee: A. D... Hart man won, uiaastone aecond. , IRISH GIANT IXCRBASBS SCORK New Yark Palleasaa Wlaa 5lae Bveata at Celtle Park. NEW TORK. July I Martin J. Sheri dan, the giant New fork policeman and member of the Irish-American Athletic elub, the world's best all around athlete, Increased his famous point scor of T.1WH to 7.W5. In th. all around championship contest of the Amateur Athletic union. whloh was decided at Celtic park, Rhode Island, todav In conjunction with the an nual athletl carnival of the United Scot tish elana. The big fellow was In excellent form and won nine of the ten events on the all around program. His only opponent, Theo dore Matsukes of the West Side Young Men's Christian association. New York, took th tenth and last event, th one-mile run. rather easily, for Sheridan eased up, suffering from a attlch In his side. In the nole vault for height Sheridan distinguished himself by clearing the bar at 10 feet Inches. Matsukes did not take part In thla event E. L. Farreil of Boston was one of the four entrants for the na t:oal honors, but h-failed to ppear. Kmerv Pivnt of the Moheaan Athletic club, the Bronx, arrived on the grounds half an hour late and was hatred rrom competing. This left the contest between SherMan nA Matsukes. In the open and closed contests which made up the remainder of the program n the results. With One exception. was anywhere near record form. The .mmim waa the nerformance of Daniel Ahrarn of the Irish-American Athletic club in the two hops and Jumps event. He inrH riftv feet from scratch. On ths ti-iA veatarriav Ahearn established new American record of 50 feet 1 Inches for this event. Summsrtes: im.vint ash: Sherman won. irnre; 0:14- ... ,, Running hlgn jump: oimriunn un Height: i feet 7 inches. Half mile walk: snerioan won. iu A -At Thrnwlni 18-pound nammer: snenuan &An niatsnce: isa iv infirm. Pole vault for height: tsneriaan won. Ueje-ht- 1 feet ( tnchea. High hurdles, m yaros: onrnuan wun Time: 0:17H- ' ' ' ' 'ehrnwini M-oound weicn ror aiauHic Khertdan won. Distance- 29 feet 11.: inches. Pnitina- lR-nound shot: Sheridan won Distance: 43 feet 1V4 Inches. Running broad Jump: Sheridan wo Xltanoe: 20 feet 7S inches. Mil run' : MatSllkPS WOJ1.. J Inlff: Total score by points: Sheridan, 7,385 Matsukes, S.798H. ' . A Yl.ESWORTH WINS THB TROPHY Coiaell Blaffa Maa Take Daaoat Prise at Townsead Oio Clb. Avleaavnrth nf Council Bluff Won th Dupunt trophy, for which a large squad ot shooters oontesieo ai xowuaouu making a clean acore of twenty-rive Diue rnr.i The rules for the contest were I sliding handicap from 1 to 21 yards, so that Ayiesworth did most of his shooting from th limit. In the six-club events at fifteen targets aach with three moneys under th Jack rabbit sy.alem Townsend took first money with 87, Charles Thorpe was second wltn M and Sharpe third with O. Ayiesworth and Thorpe have gone to Iowa fc'alla for- a three days' shoot July , t and X and nulla a suuad of Omaha shoot ers will go to Manning next week to shoot lulv ii ami 14. Tha soorea! 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Th steady downpour con tinued for several hours and Indian Creek went out of Its banks for the fourth time In three weeks. At 10:30 last night Broadway wa. flooded to a depth of from one to three feet from Sixth avenue to th Illinois Central tracks, distance of six block and the water was atllt coming down from th hills In small rivers. Street car traffic was sus pended about the time the Omaha people were returning from the nreworxs aispiay t Manawa and at midnights a atring 01 heavily laden cars half a- mile long was awalMng the subsidinc of the lood. Nearly two thousand pleasure ' eeka" from ti.e Gate City are marooned and it will pro bably be daylight or later before the last nf them are able to-eaon home. o sen i.i riamaae has been reported beyond the usual accumulation of mud ano ine iiow- lng of cellar and basement. At 1 o'clock this morning me siren .... way company arranged with th Burling ton railroad to take the stranded Omuha neonl across the river on a special train and the car were run to the Burlington depot and arrangement wer made to have car meet the train at the Huningion tatlon nd take the delayed pleasure- seekers to their homes. Minor Mention ka OmmI Malta tmu wt Oka nrvmn Por Conl POLO CXP CROSSES WATER MeaJewbteek Teaaa leesrti Trapky fa America kg Straight Victories liKhfiN. Jul L Th Meadowbrook (L. I ) polo team, composed of Laurence Waterbury. J. M. Waterbnry. Jr.: H. P. Whltnav and Devareaux Milburn. won the aecond match played here today for the A marl can polo ep. I te 2. The first game was won bv the Americans" June 23. and as the up waa to go to th side winning two nut of three match, th visitors by their victory of today have gained the trophy lor America. Fall KHataaea Marafkaa Race. utTRLINQTON. Vt. July . Deneen tuotnn baker, won a full distance mara thon raoa her at Central field today In connection with the Champlaln oelebratlnn. Jonny Haye of New York, the Shephrd a Bush Olymplo winner of year ago, waa seo ond nearly mile behind. Teddy Crooksof Gellus Gielff ........ Miller Hharpe ....... Craig Thorpe ....... Ayleewortn Dixon '. ...V. .v. Fry Mcuonaia. ... Griff en Townsend ... Hooker Hand Loverlng .... Whiting Keynom ... Turner Chrlstianson Stenberg .... Kelser RACER HAS, .RIBS FRACTURED Aecldeat Or ears la Practice far Saata Maa lea Races, LOS . ANGELKS. Julv I. The first an cld'nt to occur tn th practice- preliminaries for the big Santa Monica automobile road race next Saturday occurred today, when the Chad slrk "Six" car. driven by Bruno Biebel, go'ng at a speed., of 70 milea an hours, broke two wheels and, turned over on a sharp turn, pinning Stebel beneath the macnine ana tracturing two, TIPS. . Brlnker Wins at Beaver. DENVER. July 6-Harold Brlnker. driv ing a Moon car, won. the tto - miles race over Jhe . Brighton course .this afternoon Fa ton McMillan, In a, Colburn wa second Mataon in a . maimer-Uetrpkt, third. Erxlebea' Wlaa . Road .Race. ST.- LOUIS. July h Jesaph Frsleben of the Missouri Athletic ciuo won a - ten mile road race here today. . the conteat HEALS o SORES Aim ULCERS Davis, drugs. CORRJO AN 8. Undertaker. 'Phone 14. Wood ring Undertaking company. Tel. 23. Lewi Cutler, funeral director. 'Phone 27. FAUST BEER AT ROGER' BUFFET. When tou want reliable want ad adver tising, use The Be. Deerlng binder and mower. Bpearllai Trlpielt. 227 Broadway. Dr. W. W. Magarell. optometrist moved to 2M-20S City National bank building. BAIRD. LONOENECKER BO LAND, Undertakers. Phone 122. 14 N. Main Bt. CAMERAS AND PHOTOGRAPHIC SUP PLIES. ALEXANDER'S ART STUK1S. 233 BROADWAY. WANTED FIVE TEA 6 TO DELIVER ICE TO FAMILIES. A. O. GILBERT ICE COMPANY. 18 14 IS 15 14 12-'l .... IS. 16 11 13 IS 14 U 12 12 15 1R 14 i4 2 ... .11 14 11 12 11 12-71 ... ,15 14 15 16 ' 14 p-i ... fl0 14 15 14 14 Jj-0 ? tl 14 11 70-1V-W ' 13 11 is 14 r "14 1.1 ,13 12 ') 12-74 13 10 Is 13 10 12-70 13 14' 13 11 -13 15 IS 15 14 14 14 ST 10 11 11 11 1 li-0 '13 t 10 12-53 U 15 15 12 .10 Ii-7 12 12 - 8 U t 11-! 8 12 S.ll M .. 14 IS 13 13 15 13 8 1 8 I I .4 mt have a large number of bankers' carpenter,' clerks, and stenographers' pen cils which w ar -Saving away a long a they Vat. Call 'at,. our offlae and get them. Iowa Loan company, corner r and Broadway, uit . N. T. Plumbing Cft Tel. 250. Night. F-1701 SPORTS' AT FAIRMOUNT PARK Patriotic Speecke Are Follow by Athletic Dlverelaaa. PIv thousand people, young and old. at least, gathered at Fatrmoimt park yes ..,4 .ntnved tha natrlotle exercises ard program of bport In celebration of It.dependenc Day. While the morning In dicated rain and la .fact there wer some shower, the afternoon wa all that could be desired for such an oocaslon. The sun h-rh and the heat was tempered by a light breeae from th north which mad condition almost Ideal ior a yuu..- L...I.. r.t thla character. Th exercle had been announced at 2 o'clock but It wa an hour later before Mayor Maloney who presided called tn . hrnna- centered around th band stand in Falrmount park, to order and to listen to h opening Trayer iy ' tha PeoDle' Congrega- tlonal cnurch. Fallowing th. reading of the Declaration of, Imlependenc by Ml Fanny Dietrich. - - .v.i. ovt (hlch could be dl tinctly heard by ryi on -hrd ia tkk haAdetand. Hon. W. Mitchell of Sidney whojs conceded to , b on of th. mo.t eloquent speaker of outh western Iowa 'eltvrd (th oration of the 7". w. -..e.tv andree wa na l- ..r . lf th. heart of the patriot in n u"i . k.v,u not feellnt whtoh ha or ne n.a enlivened 'by NEWS NOTES FROM CRESTON Some latereetlng Gaael A boat law People aad Tkelr Move meats. CRESTON, July 6. (Special.) Fully one- half of Creston left the city Saturday, headed for the many small celebration about th country. Among the town In th southwestern part of the tt which cele brated Saturday were Cromwell, Corning, Kent. Osceola. Chariton. Lorimor, Macks- burg, Fontanelle and Nevtnvill. Mem. ber of the Creston Country club have thrown open their ground for a celebra tion In this city today. Boat races, fire work, speaking and dancing at th club house will bs th amusement features of th day. The big base ball tournament at Greenfield opened today with four teama entered and a number of fana from the elty were attracted to that point today. With out doubt the biggest celebration In pro gress In this part of the state today Is that at Clarlnda, .where an Immense crowd ha gathered. The Creston team left for that point in the morning and played a double-header , with a couple of Omaha teama In the afternoon. Last week just previous to th tourna ment at Osceola, Clayton Llndell, a baker, was struck by lightning and rendered un conscious for several hours, being badly burned. He was seated In th new grand stand when he wa struck and eye wit nesses believed tor some time that he had been killed. Hi companion escaped with a few burns. Th report received In this city several day ago relative to the change whereby John K. Young, trainmaster at Ottumwa, was to be returned to this city as ohlef dispatcher, displacing C. W. Jarvis, has UAL 20 MOT SALE 12 12 felt, . before The- program ' WA... the On our entire tock of Men, Youths' and Children'. Clothing. ' . . . Not a single item of Clothing omitted. Blacks Blue Serges and Fancies all go at 20 per cent off. All MEN'S TROUSERS, 20 per cent Off. This section ot our store offers the nicest, eleanea' assortment of men's high grade Trousers In' wester! lows, riving you an opportunity tv brighten up joui ' suit for the ret of the summer. t NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, 20 per cent Off. . ' Every Item of our elegant stock -or' Soft Shirts Wilson Bros., Manhattan. E: A'V and Torke. all go at 20 per rent discount. MEN'S UNDERWEAR, 20 per cent Off. ' This Includes our entire stock of IJalbriKSSH. LUle. "B. V. D.", "Porous Knit." Silk nd Linen, incitid Ing the celebrated Superior Union Suits. All LEATHER GOODS, 20 per cent Off. Suit Cases, Bags, Trunks snd.Xallsesnll so in' tht sale at 20 per cent off. - .-'. BATHING Sl lTS, STRAW HATS,' H ASH ' XECKWKAK.. , , REMEMBER This ian bona fide discount from the regular marked price and represents n greater no tual saving of money than any so-called half-pric sale advertised by over-the-river competitors. ' The earlier you come the better the selection. tjoe S mlth x Go 414-416 Broadway a Iowa Iowa ARLINGTON WINS IY SLCGGINQ Celebrates Pssrtk kr Poeardteg tbe Cedar Blaffa Pitcher.' ' ARLINGTON. Neb.. July B. US pedal.) Arlington defeated the Cedar Bluffs team at the celebration here Saturday In one of th most exciting same of th year be far a crowd of over too esclted fan. Ar llnrton took th lead In the second lnnlnc, when Hadlejr, who wa runninc for Cook, took first on a hit, stole second and third and oam bom on a passed bajl. Cedar Bluffs eord t In th fourth and held th lead until the eighth, when Arlington started a batting rally, getting seven hit In succession, scoring I runs. The feature of the game waa the playing - of Bump for Arlington, Who held the visitors to two hits, striking out fifteen men, besides having five asisis and- one putout. Thla makes the eleventh game won and none lost for Arlington. Score:- , - R.H.E. Arlington ..... 1 0 0 .-7 14 t Cedar Bluff (...0 fV.0tS-S tt Two-base hit: Rurup. Cook. Stolen basee, Rurup (II. Looker,. Hadley ). Struck out: By Rurup, IS; by- Rchsenck, I. Batteries: Rurup and Cook, SChsenek and Poffingageu. - Umpire: Roy Cook of Fre mont. . Tne. pro..-. . :- Mo- Scottish f . 'w;:ld:i"Cr The Button chll SET 'who Tr. -'Knowled masters 0 the reel and streph.ey dancing captured the crowd and w.r. forced lo respond to a well mrUed At the clos of th xercl. t th band .tand A program of sports, racea and con course for th re- . Ihr- to a .v.ryon. " " .nrf aispaicner, a.sPlacing tj. w. jarvi. " tnnr i lfXT iriVO nni7r been confirmed, offlolal notice to that ef- HJA MAI? HiJ 1 K1ZL ICUl lie T 11I4 UCCIl CVQITCU 111 LllfJ IWKi ui- floe. One hundred and forty dollar an acre J0m Calkins of TJe Mnin.s TI.oA. . . l. 1 . i. , . . I thi city for th 160-acre John Dally farm north of thla city. Smith Carlyle of Cres ton waa th purchaset Taking advantage of Poatoffice Inspector Ranger's absence A. B. Marshall, a rural carrier at Brooks, la., who was removed on charge of Incompetency by Inspector Ranger, has presented a petition signed, by a number of patron asking for his re instatement. Considerable trouble haa been caused over th matter and mora 1 apt-to resun irom mis latest action, inspector (Ffom a Staff Corresnnn.nt Ranger, accompanied by his family ' left DE8 MOINES, la.. Julv l . . . r -... -. - . in t... i. f.; .. - ' juiy t, for iiosion, Mass., their former ' ceiporating the fourth of July home, for a visit. ooay. m aocordanc with a proclamation -.Th bursting of a glass bottle used In an v,rBr ri Carroll, designating the experiment by Mia Orace Hawley. teaehar !r " .rr:.--.up i clock John Calkins of Dhyalcs In the Sidnev Hish school r. or VVMt Fourteenth reet. this city. suited in her hand betnr badlv torn. nr. ?.Wy.n" don tne Ick In the ....... - . ' ' ' Slater rl lighted a arhstl ann,n tt ....... a w..-r cracker with his clar and In hi. ci... 1 U LI 1 1 SI. " , I . . w. .... . - - "nt or celebrating the nation's hlrthrt.v amma n.eister or uttumwa com- nut the fire or.ck.r in ki. .- mltted aulcid by taking poison In the real his cigar sway. Dr. Perry on xamlnatlon . ... ..uu riuy. touno mat tnree teeth were blown out and She went to Albla from Ottumwa In com- hi face and eyes filled with powder. It pany with a traveling man named Gilts, i not believed that he will permanently A lov affair 1 given a th cause of her hla eyesight. Calkins waa standing act. in rront or his residence at the time. Four ribs and a shoulder were broken fourth of July broke loose at 12 when Clyde Ramsay of the Ramsay Ab- '0,0cl1 't night, at which hour the police street company of Albla went off a aBP"-"menl removed the prohibitory rule bridge near Smoky Hollow, Albla, In an I ag1nBt flr cracker of all kli.uk. Toung- automobile. Fat drlvin and u .n..r. - .-" ' young wauea up till m v vevsv-s. s-w . . iuj uvBvriunny id am list of Mistaken. t 1 HOLDS GIAUT CRACKER IN MOUTH .i Tooohe raee with llnp. Tk.nn. Clr Away and Tries to Smoke the Dangerous Noise. '. maker. (Ffom bridge resulted In the accident taken hem unconscious. gat full matter . .k- .rrair and ,11 nloym" o - - little obtaci i for much, : . . , ,ur. Charl. A. B.no w- Ul, A UlrM th r.' on th.unds brh. sc-inV -ecls acoompanyln. It ' .v had At. BURN RACES POSTPONED Moaday'a r(ram Goes Over Vatll Today Aecaaat af Rain. AUBURN, Neb., July 6. (Special.) The Auburn summer races, which were to com mence today, were postponed on account of the heavy rain last night, until tomor row, when they will proceed with the pro gram scheduled. The program for tha next three days is aa follows: Tuesday 11! pace, purse f400; 1:1(1 pace, purse 1400; I M trot, purse HO0. and one half mile and repeat running, purse (100. Wednesday 1:20 race, purse MOO; 1-year-old pace,, purse $300; 1:19 tret., purse M00, and five-eighths of a mile dash, running, purse HOC. Thursday Free-for-all pace, purse SM0; I:t0 pac. purse tlOO; 1:24 trot, purse MOO, and one mile dash, running, purse 1100. GAMES IN THE THREK-I LEAGUE nabevqee Beats Cedar Rapids Other Gawea Poetpeaed. CEDAR RAPIPS la., Julv i.-Dubuaue won an eleht-lnnlng same. I to t, today R fLfl hls Bars snd Ulosrs In ths ry simplest way. . It Just os 'rom ced.r Rapids, the me neins csiifj rtodcrtro taw STbtoSd aad r.moT..Jh.caus, and th. pUc. 1. bouncl th. vis.tor. to c.tch aR.r... to heal boauM th Impurities ana moroia mimn u.a uv ubuqu i s i s o t-s i enaana of kasDlnc th. ulc.r opn ar. no longer aDsoroea irom tn. otoou. ueoar narms eoiois-i i i S" j amrluDations Of sals, loUons, plasters, .to can n.T.r prodve. S. Batteries: wither and Nunamakerj Eng ExtrnaJ appnoauona -v. th- tmnhl. At Wat thaw and Rohrer. rVduoV i. WoVklig 0 s,ronT.hcrc?un symptoms and not reaching th. caus.. Every nutrttlTs corpuscle in tno M wkuMd of Infected, they cannot nourish ths fibrous tisane around SUcaTbut Instead they constantly Glscharg. into th. flesh around thCi .a i ..fm.iarisn matter which craduallr eats into tbd worm I'flianuiT vi uutu. a"- --- -- , , tn - ainr.m tmnura terdsy. A Phlmonek of liber hit a home vurroundlng healthy tissue and causes th. ulcer to anlrge. Bine, unpur. run p ,hg thr() lnnln, drlvln two , be. klood is responsible for I Bora and Uloers, a medicine-that can purify tna , fre-him. which ws easily the tratur of klood la th. only hop. of a cur.. S. 8.8. has long been recognised as tha ; th ram, a htsvy shower fell after the lr..' .i; ,.Vnolnr th. OUaUtUS nscessary to remoro fourth Inning, delaying the game half an ZWrr impurity from th. blood. WhiU curing th. sore or ulor 8.8.8. bxTnT. about a healthy condlUon of tha fl.sh by supplying it with rich. With blood, and thus makes the our. permanent and lasting. Book oa tAMiTaad Ulcers and any medical adwlo. free to all who write. Boras and Ulcra ana any me SpCIFIC CO., ATLAHT1, OaV. fl . " 1 ( lir - " - "t-1 '-datafaSkSl COUNCIL CLUFFS.Jj leavue games were postponea on account ot rain. Wllber Wallnps Hnllya. WILBKR. Neb, July S. (Special.) Wit her defeated the Mollys of Omaha here ves. hour, after which the game wa a faree. Score: Hollvs. 7: Wilher. I. Hits: Hollys, I; Wllber. t. Batteries: P. Kelly end Olb son, Sblnionek and Prucha. Umpire: Walk-lin. - . Auditor McAnen.y learnea - ... (.VOI.p wuhdrawn from ; , of the B-waW:warth.P.rth. parso. witn vn. .7 ; t0 , of th. second ward wa not pr..ent owing to a prviou engamnt. Take O.o Car. ! Y k-.iuis of any pain In them, not only because you -P-' in aeelng. not only because ot fear of nltl mat. loss of eyesiSht. but bu.. th. eon-a..i- f th. eves ha o much to do wltn mor. than on. bodily ailment. Consult u. at th. first indlcatiod of ey. trouble Dr. W. W. Magarrelt, optometrist, 20S-2O8 City National Bank Building, wounc. Factory on premises. All this week we ar demonstrating th ohi.n'.m.l mission finishes for furniture, porch hlrs, swings, etc. Come and learn how to grain and flnian iurnuur ,v. P. C. DeVol Hardware company. BODIES THROWN UP BY RIVER u ..a Rrawaed Near Fert Dad. Are Feaad Flfteea , Mile . Belaw. PORT DODGE. Ia.. July (Special Tel .iram.l-The unrecognisable bodle of Meri- deih Lowery and C H. Hamilton, the boy and man drowned here laat week, wer discovered last night below Kale by aearoh- er who had pent three daya and night at th tsk. Both bodle had neen eamsu over fifteen mile and then washed ashore Central City Wlaa la Twelfth. CENTRAL CITT. Neh.. July 5. (oecU Telegram.) Central City and drly played one of the fastest games of base ball ever seen on the local grounds. Cen tral City won, 1 to 1. In twelve Innlnes Oreeley got a run In th first. Central City tied In the sixth and won out in the twelfth. Hansen struck out fifteen men and allowed b"t three hits. Retteries: For Central City. Hansen and Oeden; for Oree ley. Foley and Cod. Attendance: I.OOO. Ueasns Wins Flakt. CHICAGO. Julv . -Cyclop Johnny Thompson knocked Danny Coodiran out in the tenth round at tha Columbia Ath letic club la Hammond, Ind , this afternoon. We are open (or Bids oa Cement Sidewalks W manufacture the beet cement block tha market, th continual air-space r.m.Dt block. Th walla Inside never get wet or damp Put up In cement will last a Ufa time. sicrrars onont blocs oo. Office, ateoat S, lint aTeUeaal Bask BaUtiai, rbene laa. S0, fieal 8ta Street aad rint Avenae. Lcllcrt'f l( Lenses Craetast Cesstefl Raewe t Wesrn ef Oeiast Wefsjr S i !SC7 " at Sa Hit UN 1 1 f 1 ISM r police department In a dragnet p. a uj for gamblers. Thrxe. are the first r rests since the lid v. as put on over a yesi ago. MORKHOt.'8-E 4 CO. have added a new'prcss to their Julv n plant, IS North Main street. Wedding , Illno, Pure gold, seamless, all slzm. ,1 u n telay or altering, 13 to SI J. free, lffert . Gradlna for ,nv nontl. ATLANTIC, la., July (S.j.UI.) -.i lowing the. favorable vote U, .vtlantlc J. Thursday levying a flvi ii'i ,-,'irt.: assist in constructing: the"so. l ,n "ex. sion from here lo Villi. a w 'ij.j"tla'itli: Northern A Southern rait odd.'. . reside n H. 8,. Rattenboyg anno ino f ha. the wo., of grading will be; cuinhiciuiu' 'wl'ih n . short time. The road'ts now operated i. Klmballton, seventeen miles northwest 'o' Atlantic. It Is proposed to have the rul to Vllllsra In operation bv a'f ear from nee fall. The principal town benefited by th new road outside of the terminal will l 1 Grant on the northern edge of Montgomei' ' county. "The general offices of the roau will continue at Atlantic. H waa th flrsL This la th second safe and sane year Iowa haa had under the Offlll fire cracker law, which prohibits fire cracker over four Inchaa long and pro hibits toy pletols . and some other dan- grou tool of destruction. About forty. Injuries wer reported "to night,-.none of them serious. Commis- The Alaska, the only real ice-saving re- ,lonp ot Strmf and Publlo improvementa Th faahlan ladles' tailoring. R. H. Era- leln, proprietor. W do firat-das work reasonabla W mak sulu for 1, skirts, 16. Would you glv u a trial. IS South Main street FOR MEDICAL. AND FAMILY USE BUT YOUR LIQUORS AT -L. ROSEN-' FELD CO.. 51 BO. MAIN. 'PHONE Six Ladles, we Invite you to attend .the spe cial Chl-namel demonstration this week at our store. We ar giving a practical dem- , onstratlon of th new mission finishes. P. C. DeVol Hardware company. rrlgerator on Schoening Co. th market. Peterson John' MaeVlcar waa among tha Injured, he having a lacerated face following the ex plosion' of a -cannon cracker. Guthrie Center had a magnificent tle- DROWNING MARS THIS REGATTA bratlon and a pageant in which 1.000 nartl- pated. Governor Carroll delivered the ad- Roxbary Maa Meet Death Whea Hla dress of th day. During a drill by troop Boat Caaalse. I A, of Second Cavalry Max Kenworthy, BOSTON. Julv S An accident anH . r.. 10. was fatally injured. tallty attended the chimnlnmhin r..t. '. . -' .. . . . of the New England Amateur RowiiiS aa- lo-""m" peie ay l ai.a. uvistiuii icittj iuany, i wuut;iinin eiviin xaMii.vrjr. uprinijnooni JH Ward MonVv IK VPS ra nA OAVartnA I v wvi.Kllx. k.. Wan e...-..a . . t. f, ua ai w. i u jje-uaviiw saivtj, siaj ivru auvycnuvu ftruiil '"5 eigni-oareo Junior the nalnter'a union of which ha has hean yl .noioury. Mass., drowned while - V.-'w,- I I 1 ZI. Clinging IO a tow rona tn il.lh iiiniur. tai irouon seems 10 nave been helped by two boat matea after their started over th claim of th union that m-.-kii ' or ,ne Publto safety department ha"T:nh'1ContV.Unrin0thth,r. JunTor SSKt! h uroh"d for th. member, oared rac, th. last .vent of the ,aV . of th. polio, force, the Stetson firm being - .i uiiuis in nw waier, two Other I non-uniun concern, ipt ieumiici gruunu .nH th,. Pi " Dror reaching th. line, on whloh Councilman Harney was sua and three others after reaching IL B,ndMl wam tor non.DmVm.nt of dues. Base Ball at Gotheabara. r,, nobbea bt Ks.Ca.vlet. OOtHENRI'RO vk r,,i a.,o ... I . .. ... .... . . . . . Telegram.) A sensational ten-Inning base ... held un near tha Cownla a-love works ball game between Lexington and Gothen- P cownia glove woras burg was won by Lexington score -4 to l I bv man claiming to be a detective and uomenDurg oase ball team defeated waa relieved of ail nis vaiuaoie. tiippen Maxwell. S to 4. and Willnw r .... ..i.n . ui. . k. dl. rom Overton, ( to S. t.,.a a-.. ,.. k me water fight and firemen'a race were : . . T r , . . L won by Lexington. the bogus detective. An hour later John Hartney, an ex-convict, waa arrested and Elllek Wine Boaey Coateet. identified by Hlppensteel aa tha man who A. O. Elllek won the hllnif Rneev ennte.t robbed htm. at the HlDDV Ho low llnWa veat.rrf.u a xp lu. rA a half hreaut Chrwtaar. wih".8.' hrbVnh!LKcedi Sh'fkr "d rfU"? ' Ih.' rirty-eignt men took part in the contest -anisie scnuui, wiu ui u.i-v, The prise waa presented by C. Sherman.' to operated throughout the United States . ' - .,n-'"l.Vy . w?n P f cigars from with heal office In De Moine. field of thirtv-two In an lonnM.kl.. and " - m Sixteen men wor arreated by th Ealarre Iawa City . Plaat. IOWA CITY, la., July 6. (Special. ) Superintendent Chatham of th Iowa Clt) Water company haa Just let th contract for a filter plant to coat 19,840. The eon tract for the concrete work for. the new ettllng baalna naa been awarded te- Con tractor Wm. Horrabln of thi cfty. ' Th total cost of th improvement will b vi $36,000. Bee Want Ada stlm6lat bualnea asev Th Wie-man reoeived a telegram t com horn at one on account ot slcknesi aa he did . not have enough money - hi telephoned th Iowa Loan company, cornet Pearl and Broadway and was able to cateli the first train home. If it la money you a ant see them. X i Iowa New Mote. ESTHER VILLK Etta Van Bmon and J G. Alkman were married at the home ot the bride s parents of thla city. ESTHERVILLE At th home ot Mr. ant! Mrs. K. K. Hkattebo, residing in Emme county, near WaJUngford. yesterday tool place the celebration of their twenty-flftt wedding anniversary. Many friends . ano relatives wer In attndanca. ESTHERVILLE Rev. A, C. Dro. pastoi of the Baptist church at this place preached his farewell sermon to his con gregation yesterday. -He leaves today foi Rio Grande, O.. where he has accepted position in the Free Baptist college at thai point. .' ATLANTIC Preliminary work looklm to the paving of eight blocks of Chestnut street and a half block of the intersection la well under way. - Mayor Straight said today that It waa their desire to have the work done before fall. This Is the first paving. work Atlantic ha undertaken. ATLANTIC Th aecond meeting of At lantic' business men and booetera gen erally, looking toward the organisation ot a Uooeter club, will he held next week. I' Is planned to elect of floe re at this meeting The elub will particularly exert Itself l secure more factories , for th elty and tc ?;enerally build up Atlantic. The slosrsn It 0.0O8 population In U1A - '. . Plattssaeath Defeat Tharstoa. PLATTSMOlfTH. Nah Julv K -fUntri.l the Thurston Rifles base ball team of umana waa aereated by the home team on ine riauamoutn diamond thla after noon. Score: RH. Thurston Rifles 5 fl 0 0 0 0 A 5 t i-iattsmoutn eziOOlOO 11 Batteries: Plattsmouth. Atkins and Mann; Omaha, i tigers Id and Broach. Womaa aa Walklaar Trip. ST. LOUIS. July (.-Mrs. H. C. Schneiter or 44JC eaam avenue, t. Louis, announced today that she will start July 2s on a 1.SO0 mile pedestrian trlD to Boston. Mrs. Schneiter, who will be accompanied by her husband, expecta to travel about thlrtv-l five miles a day and cover the distance In! torty-rive days. Wrestle te a Draw. ELMIRA. N. Y., July I -Eugene Tremb- lay of Montreal and Phil GouM of Corn- iriK. N. V.. wrestied t o hours and five I minutes to a draw here today for thai lightweight championship ot America. The matcn was stopped on account of darkness. neither man having secured a fall. Tremb-1 lay was on th offensive the entire time. Red t load Wins T wa Uassea. RED CLOUD. Neb.. July 8. (apodal. Red Cloud won two games of base ball to day from Hebron. Tit scores wer I lo 1 1 Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription I the beat of all mdieia for tb cur el diseases, disorders and weakae peculiar to womea. It is the air preps ratio of it kind devised by a relriy gradu ated pbytioiaa aa experiaooed and skilled pecialiat in tb. disease f women. It U a af mediola ia any aoaditloa of tb rstn. THE ONE REMEDY whick aaataia so aUobol ' aad ao Lajuriaas kabit-iornUag drof s aad which . reatea aa araviad far sack tin alaats. THE ONE KEMEDY so load tket Ite arr are aot afraid to prist it every lafradlent oa each ouUtd kotU wrapper aad attaat to th tratkulaae of tb aasn aader oatb. It is sold by aaediciae dealer everywhere, aad any dealer who basa't if cad, t it. Doa't take a subetitut el unknown compositioa tor thi Baadiciaa or snown courostnoN. No couterteit It as good a th enuio ad lb druit , . who say something else is "just as good Dr. Pierce's" it either itka or i trying to deoeiv you for his .wa selfish benefit. Such a ansa is not to b trusted, lie i t rising with your roost priceless poesessloa your beslth may be yeur life itaalf. S thtt ftt whs y k fr. ' $1 ana u to e