THE BEE: OMAITA, TfflTRSDAY, JUNE 15, 1911.
Athletics Beat Sox 2 to 1 in Ten-Inning Pitchers' Battle; Omaha Loses a Pair
-. l , i
DENVER TAKEOOTH. GAMES
Eourke Pitchers Are Found Easily by
the.Griziliei.
QUILLIN MAKES TWO HOMERS
Bbranaa Pltrae v A perk. Clam la
Vlrat eMoa aa 'ake Horn
K a V m plr tk Ia4
PEWVER, Colo .Juna Special Tele
gram.) Otnattt oat two game today
through InnhiPt'f ta-hlt at tha right mo
ment Ienvr ctalmrd tha first by hard
hltUng In Ihi .f Jtfr a4 alzth innings, and
tha second Vy . rrfawaV In the first in
In?. Tha first ffakia. waaynara contest to tha
fifth Inning. 'fMiJi t playad good ball,
with Omaha. ',t-v1ng better of It. In
tha third error aj QuUfe and Spahr cara
Omaha tw an -base with none out. pick's
single c6rt Kneaves,, but a ahort
rounder a.neV tw-o. strike-outs prevented
more run. . In the next Nethoff mule a
single, stole second and scored on Kneaves'
single.
Spahr opened Denver's half of tha fifth
with a single. Harris, Lloyd and Caasldjr
also made singles, scoring three runs. In
the next Qulllln made a horn run, Coffey
a . two-bagger and Ehman a koroe run.
scoring three mora and making It Im
possible for Omaha, to hope to get up to
t tie. Nlehoffe fielding was a feature. Ar
bogast did good throwing to aecond.
The second gams was all over in tha
first Inning. Lloyd erened with a hit. Nle
hoffe error left Oilmore safe. Cassldy sac
rificed. Beall drove In a run with a single.
Qulllln was safe on Nlehoffe second error
and Lindsay made, A horn run. Total, five
run. - V if i
Omaha played a "plucky uphill game from
thla time, but could not do mora than gain
an occasions! score. 'Two runs In the second
cams on a base on balls to King, a single
by Nlehoff and 'Aghew's tremendous three
. bagger, that was ahort of a home run
because it went Into tha automobile dis
trict. Williams' three bagger In the third,
and Kneaves' three-bagger In the fourth
were each good for a run. Three hits In
the ninth, by Nlehoff, Kneavea and Schlpke,
drove In another.'
Hagerman opened - the second game for
Denver,, miring after lbs third, because his
arm bothered him." Harris succeeded him,
and. although hit freely was effective when
necessary. Omaha secured hits In all but
two innings.
. " 1 ' v DENVER.
( AB. R. H.
Lloyd. 2b.; r....lr. .... I - 11
O, A. K.
21
Gilmore, .cf.,.y.,..,2 111
Casnldy, cf... I 1 1 1
0
n n
Beall. If a i tea
Qulllln. 8b 4 1 i I 1
Undsar. -IK-.'.-W.-: ;.?.-' 0 8 i
Coffey, as t 1 I I 0
8pahr. c.i 4 1 1 T 0 1
fchman, o v 4 8 8 0 1
. f.... .,.v 'v ja
. , . W wi vAH. -R. H.; O. A. E.
Pick. 8b 14 . e 1 0 0 0
Kmi,,ftj..vii V.,fA. 4 0 0 6 0 '0
WlHtamar-ff ,ri. .. 0 1 ' 1 0 ' 0
; King, cf.' . .,;:4 . 1 '4.0 1
, Knvi .f..., 4. ,, o a
Arbogast. c.j. 8 a 14
Agirew ...,rtri.l..vl. 1 , 0
t Total fa-r,.iTM." -4 M -w i
j Btted"forfyMn In Wnth.- T
Denvtr j.V..T'i' 0 Oil I A T
Umuli,M..,Hl..... i.l o o t o 1
l Stolen base: Nieheff.-Two-base hits: Cof
fey, Ueall. .Home runs: Quill'n, Ehman.
Ktruek out; By , Khman.-'; by Khodea, 1;
. by Lurbin; f.- Bane' on baljs: orf Durbln. 1
Hit by Pitched bjill; y Oilmore, t;,by
Coffey, lrMXh bases:. lenver, ' a;
Omaha, fuuin UAd: By Mholea.
live and one-tlilrd, 4 runs, t hlt, by Lur-
: bin,, two aad two-iiMrda, hits, 1 runs.
; Time: 1:4&. Umpire-. 4ia,skc41.
tcors, aecond game:
T , , Alt. R. H. Of A. El
Lloyd, lb..., ,.v 4 1 I 4 I 0
Beat. If.."...."..... I' 1 I t
Qulllln. lb.. wUV.. J -J 11 I 1
. Lindaay, lb......:.;... I 1 I I 1
Coffoy., se-va,.:...,.. d ,i. 0 t I I
MoMurray.;v.M 4
ft' AB. R. H. O. A. E.
Pick, lb... ii:., JiMit. '. o 4 1
Kane. lb... 4, : I t 1
Vlliiama. rf.... ....... .4 . 1 I
fchoonovar, if.f I ' 1 1' 0
King, of ...i:.. .... I 14 4 4 4
NUhoff, tb 4 1 4 4 t
Kneaves, as 4 I I 1 a 1
Agnew, C 4-41 a ' 4 4
lentreas, pv.n. I 9 .... 0 114)
. Schlpke . .JJ-VlliJrJ )', . .'
Totala 2.7.ti U 14 -11 1
Batted for tjntrea'tn t!v moth.
Denver- ....J.hv"'' i t ,i 0 -
Omaha ,u..-,l I 4 4 4 1-4
htolcn basMfti.': Kane. Cffey. Tws-ktM
h.U: Coffry. UiUnoro. " Three-bate bits:
Agnew. Wlltiainav'.Ksevaa. - Hume Vunat
Liudsay, QulHin. bacrt)ce hw: Caa-Wy.
GllHiora. . faefffic-, tlv..- Scboonovar.
tt ruck out: 1 b.ninii, 1; by Harrt.
; by Fentreen v. ; luee-. oa ball: Off
Hafcerman. Vj uff yrnrea. 1 Double p ay:
Xthtttf to Kan a Left o- a: Itenver,
4; Omaha, . waning pieniied: Hy Hmi
num. 1; runa. I;- bits, 4; by Harrt. 4: run.
1: hita T. -Hs--.tJa lmi.iti: Oond-vg
and Uuuaa. ..w '
ANTKLOrKS HIN OVEI DCS MOIXB9
Twelve ta Katat 1Ua llerr eI the
IJNCiM.Jf. Xeb.urta 14.-if,lncln wen
ennlly from la Moines today, li to 4.
boittlng Mltcktaff nod kVrr.l about equatlr
bard. Des M- ii-a Cuubl not hit i a: liting
successively, tfurr:
' LlCOLS. '
' ., ,v AB. n- H. O. A. K
CJagnler, ss.. 4 ' ' J . 2 0 14
I ni,aUQ. lb...".t..-.. 4 1-1 I 5 0
trmlun, l . .v. A. 4 'H I I 0 4
I'blu, cf. .j.. .1 $ 4 0-4
tobb. rL ..r.l,v 11 4 4
Dundun. I J 4 1 4
AlJIUr. lt .-.. 1 1.4 t
I uakMui, Slii.j,... N r I S t
'AluXiraxv1; r.'.uv. 4 ! 8 4 4
IKarthlng. p.......... Xj4
To'als v 7 U li 17 14
tL& Ji !r -
AiX K. II. V
Arirterson; rf u 1
Cullman 8 4
Curtis. :f ..... 4 4 1
Matt ck, vf.jr,.v I 1-
Dwver. 'b..7f.'... t 4
Xuves. St 4 '.
Oialiam. 2b 4 0 41
a or
41
41
0 i
4 1
0
Backaut. ....,..... 4 ; A 4
Mucnait. p '.At j - 4
Iteaa, p.... 10 0 0
Total .2 1 ! U
Llaeeta ..............I 1 0 1 0 0 4 4 1 i
Ix M l.ei V-0 44 0 4000 f 0;
Htv tand n: Uafn.ii. Cos ;f. Coi. :
Dundon. Ttg b.ttr iiu.i - Cole, I'.HjKuian. !
Farthing. liouuls play: Uisliim l
Lwr. I4ft a ba.-f-; Iinci)n. i Ths
MuIims. 11. McWei ba e; l ailnub (.).
t ola at. Cobb (?. Dundon (3). taor f.
hit: l-nglaub. c truck i.ui: liy Fr.h II
I: by Muchell. 3; b Pens. 1 Baaca
tails. Off Khln. : iff- Mitchell, 4.
lima: l.il Uaap ri: b i aakav. -
TOPblKA IWIHI'I Bt. JUgKPH
' .--
Tkrea Haaa Una. Aae 31ad Uartagr i
t; CoatesU. .
TOPEKA. Juria . tt Toi-eka hammered)
Hanlfaa bard ei4 won the leal gxmo of .
the seriea with eade. H to 1. Three bo'n
runs were nmde during the Kuine. two ;
by Topeka and one ry .t. joaepn. iiopae s
Oil around piaylna was a feslura Score:
TOPKKA.
A H. R. H. O. A. E
PJckert, If f 1 4 0 4
Standing of Teams
WEST. LEAGl'E. . NATL. LEAGUE.
- W.LPet W.LPct.
Denver IR 15 ."wlChlcaao XI 18 .M0
Pueblo ....... 2 17 ,Wj New Vork ..JU 1 ..!
Lincoln 19 .: Philadelphia SI 21 ..V
noux jny ..ij 14 .fill Pinshurg .... 21 .MS
m. josepn "..? 2 .wi'Pt. l.uis .
.27 21 .6)
.it 28 .m
.18 81 .
.12 41 .15
i.-TrKa 23 Z7 Cincinnati
Omaha 23 28 .4M 'Mrooklyn .
Des Molne. 43 .173 Boston ....
AMER. AHX. AMKR. LEAGUE.
W T .Pet ! W.L Pct. I
Kanana Clty.SS ?1 .4:? Detroit 37 18 .f.fS
C'nlumhua ..25 22 .1T Philadelphia 22 17 .M
Milwaukee 29 M,tFioeton 27 22 .6S1
MlnrearKlla 80 .5"0 Nsw York ..M 22 .M2
Louisville ..2 W) .4WI Chtcaao 24 21 .BW
Pf. J'atU ....M 22 .4 fleveland ...30 gj .377
Toledo M 81 .441 Washington. 18 82 .3T8
Ind anapolls S3 34 .S90,St. Louis ....! 84 .104
NEB. LEAGUE . MINK LEAGUE.
W.L.Po) W.LPct.
Superior ....17 II .St7 Falls City... 13 10 .Vi
Fremont' ....K 18 .5 2 Clartnda ....14 10 .W3
Or. Inland. ..18 12 B?l Neb. City. ...11 12 .478
Kearney ....14 14 .0 Auburn 12 12 .W0
fieward ,..,14 15 .4s: I Mary villa ...11 18 .4oS
Columbua ..14 14 . 467 Jhenandoah .10 14 .417
York 11 18 .441
Hastings ...11 1 .307
- Yesterday 'a Reealte.
WEBTERN LEAGUE.
Omaha, 1-8; Denver, 7-1.
Ploux 1ty, ; "Pueblo, g. '
Des Moines, 0; Lincoln, 11.
Bt. Joseph, 1; Topeks, 11.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston, 8; Pittsburg. 4.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
St. Louis. 0; Washington, 11.
Chicago, 1; Philadelphia, 1 (ten innings).
Detroit, I; New York, 5.
Cleveland. IT Boston, I.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbua, (; Kansas City, 1.
. Louisville, I; Milwaukee, 9.
Indianapolis, 7: Minneapolis, S.
NEBRASKA STATE LEAGUE.
Superior, 8; Grand Island, L
HaHtlngs, 1; Kearney, i.
Feward, 1; Columbua, 4.
York, 4; Fremont, (.
MINK LEAGUE.
Falls City, 1; Auburn, 4.
Shenandoah, 7; Nebraska City, S.
Ciarlnda, 4; Maryvllle, 0.
Gaaaea Today,
National, League Boston at Pittsburg,
Brooklyn at Cincinnati. Philadelphta at
Chicago, New York at St. Loula.
American League St. Louis at Washing
ton. Chicago at Philadelphia, Detroit at
New York, Cleveland at Boston.
American Association Columbua at Kan
sas City, touisvllle at Milwaukee, Indian
apolis at Minneapolis. Toledo at Bt. Paul.
Nebraska State League Superior at
Grand Island, Haatlnga lit Kearney, Seward
at Columbua, York at Fremont.
Mink League Auburn at Ciarlnda, Ne
braska City at Maryvllle, Shenandoah at
Falla City.
Beecher, If
Haffsrd. Sb
Tomason, cf
Whitney, lb
Hopke, ss ,
Breltensteln. lb..
Crompion, rf
Frambes, c. .......
Clark, p
.... 1
.... a
.... s
.... s
.... 4
.... I
.... 8
.... I
.... a
0
0
2
11
I
1
I
0
1
0
0
I
4
4
0
1
Totals...
St 11 14
JOSEPH.
AB. R. H.
27 11
BT.
A. E.
Kelly, rf...
Powell,- If.....
Jones, 2b......
Zwllllng, cf....
Borton, lb
Kerns, c ,
Melnke. ss....
Hamilton, lb..
Hanifan, p....
Johnson, p....
14 4
4 4
1 4
0
0
0
o a
0 1
1 o
Totals..... .....Y....H T "? 24 '14 "3
Topeka , 04414144 11
Ki.. ,Joseth. ..,....: 0 0 4 4 4 1 0 0-1
. Home runs; -jjiickei-t, Wbitney,' ' Borton.
Three-baee MU Crompton, -Twe-baae hits:
Rlckert, Frambes. lHuble plai-a: Hopke
to,. Wfcitney BrUniir . to. Wbltneyt
Stolen bane.: Breltenstain. Hita: Oft Hani
fan.. 11 In four one-third Inninga; off John
son, 4 In three two-thirds innlnga. Basea
on balls: Oft Clark. 1: off Hanifan, I; off
Johnaou, 1 Struck out: By Clark, 2; by
Hamfan. 2; by Johnson, ' Hit by pitched
ball: By Hanifan, 1. Wild pitch: Clark.
Umpire:. Gardner and C(aJk, '
PVKBLO COMB) FROM BEHIND
Baackea Htta aaal pleats Rleax City la
Faartlh and Fifth;
PUEBLO, June It After Sloux City had
taken a lesd of three runs today, Pueblo
bunched hits on Miller In the fourth and
fifth Innings and won. to 1 Score;
felOUX CITY.
AB. R. , H. O. A. E.
Andreas. 2b 1111 1 0
Plem. lb...,. .j 1-4 . 4- 2 0
Breen. If 4,11 1 0 0
Neighbors, rf 4 111.0 0
Hartmaa. sa 4 4 110 0
Waaner. cf I 4 4 4 0 0
Reiliy. lb 4 4 1 ' 1 4 0
Town, c ; 4 4 1 4 1 0
R. Miller, p 1 4 0 0 4 0
Page, p 1 4 4 0 1 0
M. Miller 1 4 0 0 0 0
Totahs 23 "l 10 24 13 "5
PUEBLO.
AB. R. H. O. . A. E.
Mlddletou. cf 11 1 8 0 0
Berger es 1118 4 4
Belden. If t 1 a 1 0 0
Koarner. lb....... t 1 4 10 1 4
Hughes, 2b 1 1 4 1 1.4
Davis, rf 4 1110 0
Claire, lb.. , 4 0 12 14
demons. C 4 1 a t 11
Jacaaoa. 114 0 10
Totals 1 10 27 12 1
Batted tor Bag la ninth.
Kloux City 1 4 1 4 4 0 0 0 08
Pueblo 0 4011001 -4
tolea basea: Andreas. Hughes. (2,
Claire. Mlddieton, Beldea. Two-base hits:
Nelgbbora. Town. Davla. Berger, Middle
tort, fiai'rlflc hits: tem. Kelden (2.
louble piay: FierKer to Koerner. Basoa
on balls: Off Jackson, 3: off Miller, 4; off
fare 1 Struck out: By Jackxon, f; by
littler. L Time: 1:40. Umpire: Morgan.
Ansaks Braves Win.
ARAPAHOE. Neb.. June 14. Ppeclal Tel
egram.! The ball game her today, between
tha Arapahoe Braves and tha Oxford team
was derwediy slow and one-sided. The
Braves won by a, score of 11 to 1 Swire:
RH.
Arapahoa 4 0 2 3 0 0 0 1 -U 11
On ford 00010010419
ItatterWa: Ararahoe, Laliman and Cartol;
Oxford: Bloom, Mc.Murran and Glen.
Prrsrnt fos Prealdeat aaal Mn, Tatt.
WASHINGTON, June 14. Among tha
sifts to President and Mra. Taft on the
elf bratioll riet Jlnjniv or the twenty
' fifth arnlveixary f their wedding will b
a manifcent silver service from the iitem
' bora of the senate. All of the senators
v .seed their hmm oa tb contributing list
today.
t CAPTAIN OF THE WINNING HIGH
SCHOOL CADET C0MPAN7.
ALBERT CAHN, CAPTAIN COMPANY D
SSS
SUPERIOR PILES UP BIG SCORE
Leaden Win Firtt Game of the Seriea
from Grand Island.
CLAUSMAN FREE WITH PASSES
Fear at Ills Gifts Reaalt la Rams
Han Testaa la tTaabl ta
Baaca Hits.
GRAND ISLAND, Neb., June fl. (Spe
cial Telegram.) Superior took the first of
the series her by a decisive score. Though
connecting with th ball freely the locals
were not a fortunate In getting safe hit.
Four of th walks given by Clauaroan re
sulted In score. Score: -
BITEWrrtl. GRAND ISLAND.
AB H O A.I. AB.H.O A .
Allen, ef I I a MifLar, 'rf... 8 4 4 4 4
Mlchatll. al I I I Bmllh, .... 4 114 4
Corl. rf 4 t 1 4 4 MrKlbtiea, It 4 1 4
Mr-rvwell, tb I t 1 I Cook, ct 4144
FBUti, If. 4 1 1 1 1 Ar'Mrtng, lb I tit 4
txllmta, .. 4 111 4 Jskerat, .... 4 1 T 4
Orr. lb 1114 4 Wu-4, tb 8 1 t 1
D B'k'ta, lb. 4 117 Booth. !b. ..
lrwla, p 4 1 1 1 Clsuamsa. p. 8 4 I t
Totala It 17 II 8 .Totals II 8 n 14 4
Superior 10200004 18
Grand Island 0 0 0 0 0 0. 0 0 1-1
Earned runs: Superior, 4. Three-bare
hits: McDowell, flpellman. Ward. First on
balls: Off Irwin, 1: off Clausman, 7.
Struck out: By Irwin, 2; by Clausman, t.
IWt on bases: Superior, 4; Grand Island,
6. Umpire: McKee.
Celsmkss Win m Gaaac. .
COLUMBUS, Neb., June 14 (Special Tel
egram.) Columbus changed Its luck today
by winning a c game by a close score
irom reward, score:
OOUJMBVa, ID WARD,
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.I.
MetMll, rt.. I I I 4 itaalar. Si... I 4 4 14
TorbMt. lb... I 1 4-4 (Volar. Jb.,,4 4(11
Outimar, aa.. 4 4 I I RoMnaon, i 1 1 I
B. Brown, lb 4 8 I 1 Henrjr. lb.... 3 4 14 1
laih. II 1 4 8 4 4 Burna, It .... 4 18 4 4
B Browa, lb 4 4 I 4 4 Pullan, lb... 4 8 8 4 4
Wa,'b'ger, cf 4 1 14 Waat, ef 4 4 4
Coppls. o.... I 1 Wally, o 4 4 4 0
Pul, p 8 4 4 1 4 Wbaalar, p.. 8 1 I
Totals... ...14 lilll Totals.....'.!" 14 11 8
Seward 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 0. 08
Columbus 00 101100 4
Earned runs: Seward, 3; ColumbOs, 1
Two-base hits: West. Copple. Three-base
hit: Robinson. Stolen bases: Stanley,
Wally, Melxell, B. Brown, Welsenberger,
Burns 8). Struck out: By Wheeler, ;
by Paul, B. Bases on balls: Off Wheeler,
2; off Paul, 2. Hit by pitched ball:
Wheeler (2). Left on bases: Seward. 5;
Columbus, 6. Time: 1:30. Umpire: Mo
Dermott. Kearaey Falls to Hit th Ball..
KEARNEY, Neb., June 14 (Special Tel
egram.) Kearney was defeated in th
game with Hastings here today, being un
able to hit Orth or Perry effectively, while
Trlmbl wax hit for five in two innings.
Score:
HASTINGS. KEARNBT.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.B.
Watann, lb.. 4 I 1 IL Orar, cf . . I 1 1 0 3
Fortman, aa. I 1 I Downar, lb.. 0 I 4
HTomlar. cf.. I 3 I Black, If 8 0 114
'. o I 8 I I tJarrott. rf...4 0
Cooha, lb.... 4 til I Paglaa, aa... 4 I 4 1
O'Brl.o, rf., I 1 I rialre, lb.... 4 1 10 3
Hoarnla, ... 111 0 Hargla. lb... 4 3 0 1 1
Oanaa, If..,. 4 I Maa'kurtb, ol 1 7 1
Orth. p I 1 1 STrlmhla, a... 4 11
lw7, 9 1 43 Orean, .,... 4 4 8 1
Totals 34 11 17 I Totals 14 IHIll
Earned runs: Kearney. 1; Hastings, 8.
Basra on balls: Off Green, 4. Two-base
hits: Bromley (2). Cooks. Claire, Jarrott,
Hargis. Kats, Hoernle. Home run: Wat
son. Struck out: By Trimble, 1; by Green,
2: by Perry, 4. Hit by pitched ball:
Trimble, Orth. Time:. 2:00. Umpire: Held,.
Fremont Win oa Errors.
FREMONT. Neb., June 14. (Special Tele
gram. ) Fremont won the game here today
owlrrg chiefly to York's numeroua mleplays.
While York mad ten hits. Smith had the
game well in - hand at all tlmea. Umpire
IbM chased Hennieey and Masters out nf
the grounds in the -fourth Innlr.av D'-e
jured himself . sliding to first baa la -tb
sixth Inning and , was ' forced-- ua et,. 1
Harms' hitting featured. Fremont had only
twenty-eight men at bat, while -York had
forty. Score:' ' ' "..
rRBMONT. ' YORK.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.B.
Beanatt. ol . 4 I 4 0 Bro4b'ch, tb. 4 4 1 I 4
Fullaa, lb... 4 4 111 Fan-all. lb.. I 110 1
Bohnar. H... 4 1 t R. Smith, a i 3 1 1
Thompa'a, as i 1 8 4 1 Hannlaaax, If 3 1 0
K.ft, e I I 4 ft Harms, el-lb 4 3 4 1
Turpin. If... 4 3 4 Davla, rt-tl. 4 44
Jobaaoo. lb.. 113 3 1 Fayaa, lb-aa. 4 133
Caray. tb. ...I 14 1 4 Tlm'anan, rf 3 4 1
H. Smlto, p. 8 1 3 I 4 Dra. aa 3 4 3 1 4
B-haaaa. e-lf 4 13 11
Totals.. ..;. 4 II I Tm. p 14411
Maatara, p... 14 13 4
' ' ToUla 40 10 14 II
York 00002000 24
Fremont 0. 10100ll-
Two-base hits: Thompson, R. Smith,
Harms. Three-base hit: Neff. First baa
on balls'. Off Masters, 1: off Fox. 2: -oft
Smith, a. Struck out: By Masters. 8: by
Fox. 1: by Smith. 8. Left on bases: York;
12; Fremont. 4. Double plays. Masters to
.Payne. Wild pitch: Smith. Passed ball: Bu
chanan. Time: 1:50. Umpire: Thiol.
Maryville Shut
. -. Out by Clarinda
Smithaon Pitches Gilt-Edged Ball and
Hands Out Bow of Goose
' ' Egg''
CLARINDA. la., Juna 14.-(Speclal Tele
gram.) Stnlthson pitched gilt edge ball
an dtbe locals handed Maryvllle a row of
goose eggs. Score: R.H.B.
Clarinda 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 l-4 0 1
Maryvlll 0 00000000-08
Batteries: Clarinda. Smlthson and Har
mony; Maryvllle, Wise, C'ooley and Diets.
Umpire: Bags,
AUBURN, Neb., June 14 (Special Tele
gram.) Auburn came from behind and won
a fast game from FaUs City today. 8core:
R.U.E.
FUls City 1 00100000-818
Auburn 0.0 1,00810 08 a 1
Batteries: Falls City, Finch and Frailer;
Auburn, Dal air and Musser. Umpire:
Barudy.
NEBRASKA CITY, June 14 (Speclal.)
After eight and ene-tbird Innlnga of play
ing today, Nebraska City forfeited the
giune to Shenandoah. Umpire Kissacs
vailed a ball hit by a Shenandoah batter
fair and Captain Nee of the locaia refused
to abide by his decision and took his team
off the Held. The score up to the ninth
Irinlna,' was:
Bhrnandoab. I 0 0 0 1 1 0 1-T
Nbiaaa City 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1-4
Batteries: Shenandoah, Johnson and
Caaile.; Nebiaska Uiy, john.un. Miller and
Harmon, umpire; v.iam:.
Laura Zimmerman
Retains Omaha H.S.
Tennis Championship
Successfully Defends Title Against
Lucile relief a, Winner of the .
Tourney.
Laura Zimmerman successfully defended
her title as champion player of th girls
tennis club of th Omaha High school.
against M sa I.ucllo Fellers, winner of thla
year's touiDcy, W?dneaday. Mlas Zimmer
man w n her matc'i U 6-3. 8 8. 4-5. making
the Kfn1 yoar she has held the champl&n
shlp of th scbo L
Highly girli wer entered In th girls
tournament this year. Mis Fellers winning
the event. In the championship match both ,
of the feminine racquet wlelilers showed !
that they were wall versed In the -finer I
pouui of th gm. and both as expected
to rank well la th coming ladles', dry tea. ,
nla tourney. - j
Free Mrtaodlata la eaalon, I
CHIOQO. June 14 The thirteenth qua-1-rernlal
onfaranc of the Pr Methodist
t'hureli of North American began here to
day. Five bishops will twke turns In pre
siding over the KiMona. Several new blok
oa, a church executive committee and
other offtnials are to b elected during the
coulereuce. t
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PITCHERS' DUEL TO ATEETICS
i- - i ;
"White Sox Defeated in Tenth Inning
by Two to One.
CHICAGO'S ERRORS ARE COSTLY
Walak strike Oat Nine Men, Wall
Reader Fans Three Mallla Geta
Tro-Baa Hit Oa Doabl
; Plar Is Mad.
PHILADELPHIA, Jun 14,-Chlcggo was
defeated in a pitchers' battle of ten in
nings between Bender and Walsh here to
day. Th home team's two runs wer4
made possible by 'Chicago's errors. Score:
PHILADELPHIA. CHIOAOO.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H OAK
. I-rt, M..4 1 14 4McTntyra. rt. 3 41 4 I
IRrunk. H...4 4 4 4 4 H Lord. lb. I 1 1 1 4
rolllna, lb... 3 1 I I 0 Callahan. If.. 110
Bakar, lb.... 8 I ( I Boola. cf 4 14
Mclnnaa. lb.. 4 1 4 Reiner, aa. ... I 1 (
Murphy, rf.. 4 1 1 Tannahlll, lb 4 1 3 3 t
Jarrr, ss.... 4 1 3 4 4 Mulllii, lb... 8 1 W 1
Thomas, o... 4 4 I 4 Sulllvaa. a... 4 81
&.'.::: I J I :w" JiJi
To.ai.......Mi,5-, Totata- Wl" 1
One out when winning run scored.
Ran for Thomas In tenth.
Chicago 10000000 0 1
Philadelphia .......1,0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-1
Two-bass hit: Mullln. Sacrifice , hit:
Raker. Struck out: By Walah, ; by
Bender, a. Double play: Bender to Barry to
Mclnnea First on errors: Philadelphia, t
First on talli: Off Walsh. 1; off Bender,4.
.."'s c.h,co. 8; Philadelphia. T.
Time: 8:10. Umpires: Dlneen and Perrlne.
Senators Ponad Sphere. ja
WASHINQTON, June 14-Washington
drove Mltohell from the rubber today, win
ning easily. Booret "
WaHINOTOf. ' 4T. LOtng,
Brhaafe, lb. I 4 11-4 4 Auatln, lb... 4 1 1 1
ranr;,. tb... 3 t 1 i tS'm .'. 4 13 8 3
Btraet. 0... j 4 t , R ,- J j J J J
Johnaoa, p... 1 j 4 Nalaon. p.... I 01
Totals z Ft ;: J J J
Totala M ( 34 11 I
. 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 4 11
Washington
Bt. Louis ..
..v u u o J o 0 0 00
Two-base - hits: - Schaefer, Elberfeld
Three-base hits: Oessler (1). Bases on bills
?UJt on'M Welaon. I; off Mitchell,
w viri8,','fl,rU4k out: By Johnson, 4;
belson. 2;- frls. S. Tlme l:44,-mi
1 "3"" savaa-. (C1 lUMO, -
' Nave YosiaVWlaa Again.
NB W YORK, June It! The Highlander
wi Pttchojd rana ball for Nw Tork at
X rm s out t odd and
Crawford in th ninth Inntna hn tw
mm warat AD Via h,a. aa, am s " i : .
C.V7 .u WUd thrPw ,n he seventh de-
v.uW ma. tamaiiD rew- I org favor.
NKW YORK. , DKTROIT.
- AB.H.O.A.I. AB H O A
rtanlala, ef... 4 1 4 4 Joa.a. If.. ..7 I 1 a
Wolter, rf... 1 f Bu.h? sa. .. 4 4 4 14
nanaaii, la. I 1 I 1 Cobb, cf 3 c 4
Knight, aa...l 1 4 1 4 Dai.h nty. tb 4 3 IB 4
Cbaaa. lb.... 3 1 Mnrtarl lb. 4 I I
Cartnar, tb.. 4 1 13 0 OXaary, 3b.. 4 114 4
iwaanar, o.. I 4 t 1 Caaay, e 3 4 I 18
s 3 41 t Shallar ..... 1 t 4
i, . . ' stanaga. ... 4 4 4 (
toUls.. ..;. 4 3T 3 3Llair ,....l I 1
uar.mata, p. 1 ( 1
Dnks 8 4
Batted for-Casev In ahth!"-" .
Batted for Summer In ninth.
Detroit ......:....... ..1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 01
New York 0 3 0 0 0 0 1 0 (
"First on error: Detroit, 8; New York, t
Two-base hit: Knight. Three-base hits:
Lively, Delehanty. Sacrifice hits: Chaae,
Sweeney, Bummers. Stolen bases: Hart
sell. Cre. Ivft oq bases: Detroit, 10: New
York. 8. Bases on balls: Off Lively, 8;
off Bummers, 1; off Ford, 1. Struck out:
By Ford, 7: by Bummers. 4. Passed ball)
Dwecney. Hits: Off Lively a In tw In
nings, none out In third: off Bummers, 4 la
0 Inning. Time: 1:47. Umpires: Connolly
and O'Loughlin.' '
Boetaa Traaaees Clevelaad.
BOSTON. June' 14. Boston defeated
Cleveland today. S to 1, winning In the
fifth inning, when the locals connected
with Mitchell for four bits, tallying four
runs. Speaker strained the ligaments of
his leg in a slide to the plate and was
carried from the field. He Is expected to
return to the gam, however. In a few
days. Score:
BOSTON. " CLEVELAND.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H. OA. .
Haoaar. rf... 4 8 1 4 4 Turaer, lb... 4 114
oaranar, JO.. 4 14 1 Olaaa, as 1 I 1
Bpaaker, si. . I 3 3
Jacaaoa. rf.. 4 (
Law It. If 4 4 3 1 0 Graaar. it... 3 14 4 4
Yarkaa, aa.... 4 3 1 3 4 Btovall. lb... 8 110
Purtall, lb... 4 14 11 Bita'haa, ef 4 4 1 1 4
WIHtama, lb 8 1 I 4 4 ball, lb 4 144
N'mmuw, a I I I I 4 Land, a I I I I 4
Karaar. .... 8 4 4 1 4 Miuhell. B..I 4 I
Knsla. at... 1414 Urlwa 1444
Waal, 4 4 4 4 4
Total.. .'...U U 17 10 8 iUaUrlr ...!
Totals l" 34 u"l
' 'Patted for Mitchell In seventh.
Batted for West In ninth. '
Boston 100-04000 8
Cleveland 100000000-4
Two-base hits: Olsen. Hall. fJardner.
Three-baa a hita: Hopper, Speaker. Htta:
Off Mitchell, t In six Innings; off West, 1
m two innings. Sacrifice hit: Btovall.
Double plays: Ball to Olson to btovall,
Yerke to Gardner to Williams. Left on
basea: Boston, 8; Cleveland, S. Bases on
balls: Off Karger,' 8; off Mitchell, 1 Hit
by pitched ball: Williams, by Mltohsll.
Struck out: By Karger. 1: by West. L
Time: 1.4A. Umplrea. Evans and Mullln.
Nebraska Polygaaay Meaartal. -
WASHINOTON,June 14. -An amendment
to the federal constitution forbidding
polygamy Is proposed In a memorial from
the Nebraska leglMlature presented to the
house today by Speaker Clark.
The meir.rolaJ proposes that a constitu
tional convention be called to submit th
matter to tha states.
(c , 5 O " CUHES OLD
.4. BLOOD DISEASES
Contagious Blood Poison is responsible for a great many old blood
troubles, such ss scrofulous affections, skin eruptions, catarrhal troubles,
Khcumatism, ulcerating sores, etc. There is no such thing as ridding ths
system of these effects by killing the poisonouS germs. Any medicine
powerful enough to accomplish this would also destroy many of the deli
cate linings and tissues, and wreck the constitution. The only way to
cure old blood troubles is to REMOVE the cause from the circulation, and
for this purpose nothing is equal to 5 15. It goes into the blood, and
drives out every taint and poison, and makes this vital fluid pure, rich and
nourishing. S.S.S, has long been known as the greatest of all blood puri
fiers and many thousands nave rid themselves of old blood diseases by
Its use. It ALWAYS removes the impurity from the blood. Book on the
blood and medical advice free to all. S. S. 5. is for sale at drug stores.
TllS SWIFT SfECItK CO ATLANTA, CA.
BLUES DEFEATED IN TWELFTH
Columbua Geta Three Bum with the
Score Tied.
SIX TO THREE IS FTJAL SCORE
Locals Tla Vp Gaaae la Mnth, When
Packard Hit First Three Men
Who Face Htia Tare
T we-Baa gars.
KANSAS -CITT. Jun 14. Two errors, a
sacrifice fly. a base on balls and a single
gay Columbus three runs In th twelfth
Inning her today, defeating Kansas City,
to 1 Th locaia tied the score In the ninth,
when Packard hit the first three men to
fee him. LUbhardt walked the fourth man,
forcing a run, and Down's error allowed
the second score. Catcher Bemls was hurt
trying to stop Down's wild throw and waa
carried 'from th field. ,Score:
.' O0LCMBU8. , KANSAS CITY.
AB.H.O.A.I. AB.H.O.A.I.
O'Rourke, lb I 4 1 I Barbaau. !.. 1111
Ht-rbsiaa, If 110 Oardnar, If.. 4 111
Omnium, rt 8 1 gmooi. ef.... 1 t
ftowna, lb.... (8411 Lore, lb 4 1 11 8 3
Prrrl" lb.. 8 I 1 I (Hyatt, rf.,..l I 0 1
Mahtlng. aa. 4 1 1 4 gul'vati, cf-lf 4 114 4
Odwell, et...l 3 4 4 4 Cnrrtdoa. aa. 4 4 14 1
Peaila, 4 81 Downay. lb., I 14 10
Ludwle. o... 1 4 (O'Connor, a.. I 0 T I
Packard, p.. 4 ( ( Wo Ha. a 110 10
Lletibardt. D. ftboadaa. B. .. I I 1
S....1.1 0 0
Totala 44 11 13 1 'Bakar 1 0 0
Jamas 0 4
Shay .......
Totals..... .40 T M 18 4
Fatted for Rhnade In ninth.
Batted for O'Connor In ninth.
Batted foe James In ninth.
Columbus ... 01001100000 84
Ksn. city.... ltjooooooiou -
Two-base hits: Love, Bemls, Odwell. First
base on balls. Off Packard, 8; off Knoaaes,
1; off Powell, 1. Struc kout: By Packard, 4;
bv I.lahhnrt. 8: bv Rhoades. : by Powell,
1. Hits: Off Packard, 4 In eight Innings; off
Taehhardr. 3 in four InnlttRs: off Knoaaea,
14 In nine innlnga; off Powell, 1 in three
Innings. Sacrifice hits: O'KOurge, warning.
Sacrifice fly: Llebhardt. Stolen bases:
uinmm nnam. Odwell. Sullivan. Passed
ball: Bemls. Hit by pitched ball: By Pack
ard, Hyatt, Love, Bulllvan, Corrldon and
Downey. First bee on error; i.niumnun, o,
Kansas City, 1. Left on bases: Columbus ;
Kansas Citv. I. Time: 1:46. Umpires: Chill
and Ferguson.
Miller Are Oatplayed.
MINNEAPOLIS. June 14.-Ineffectlv
pitching and poor battery .work In the
early Innings gave Indianapolis a lead that
the home team could not overcome.
Bchlltser kept the hits well scattsred and
In no Inning did the locals make more than
two. Gets' e wild throw allowed three runs
in the slsth. Score: ,..t,.
INDIANAPOLIS. MINWAPOUi. '
AB.H U.A.B. "" -
Wall, e 4 1 8 1 Farrla. lb,... 4 1 1 1
O-Wll'ma 3b3 1 1 8 W. mltb. e. 3 4 1 4
ehlitaar, .. 8 4 1 4 Owena, a..... I 1
Carat, p 1 0
Totals 14 II 37 14 I "Kllllfer .... J v J
Paaalar. 4 4 4 8
Dawaoa .... 144
4. Smith, p.. 1 1 1
Totals...... 34 11 1
Batted for .Cavet In fifth. ,
Batted for Peaster In sixth.
Minneapolis ..........0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1-
. Aaaas441AA am
inaianapons v v a a i a w v w
w . kit. i nMv.lh TCAAitriiff.
i wiruw iim.". - - - - -
Home run i Cravath. Stolen bases: Cly
mer, Olll, Cravath. Double play; Schlitser
to Williams lo nouacr. ucu
... II. .A. tnJI.n.Mlll 1 Hlta!x.Off
Cavet, 10 in five Innings; off Peaster, 1 in
two innings; on b. emiin, v in
nlngs. Baaeaon balls: Off Cavet, 8; off
Peaster, 1; off S. Smith, 1; off Bchlltser. 8.
Struck out: By Cavet, 3; by Smith, 1; by
Bchlltser. 8. Hit by pitched ball: -Owens,
by Bchlltser. ' Passed balls ! W. Smith (3).
Tim: 1:64, ympires; tumngor nu i-;
. Brewere Claeb Gam la First.
MILWAUKEE. June I. oione cincnea
the game for Milwaukee in the opening In
ning when he hit a homer to the acor
board with the baaes full. Score f
MIXWATKEI. IHJISVILLB.
AB.H.O.A.I. AB.H.O.A.B,
Matener. ef . I 1 8 4 Roblnaon, sa 4 1 4 4
Charles, 3b.. 4 1 4 1 Hawar. In.. 8
Jonaa. lb..., 8 1 11 Lennoa, b. .. 4 (
fUndall, rf.. 4 8 1 1 4 Haydaa. rf.., 4 114 1
(tone. If 8 1 1 ( ( FUher, It... 4 114 4
Clark, lb...; 4 13 1 4 Btaaab-rr, lb 4 1 I 4 8
Lawla as.... 4 1 3 t 4 Stanley, of,. 4 8 3 4 4
MarahalL (..413 (Millar, .... 411
Cutting. ... 1 41 4 Blagle, p 1 4 4 3 4
Zmlrh, p.,. 1 4 I S
Totals...... il 8 37 1 1 Hulaarltt ... 1 0
Orandorft, lb 1 t 4 4
Total......! 7 34 II 4
Ratted for Blagle In fifth.
MUwauVe 4 0 0 i 1 0 i 0 -
Louisville ..0 0000100 0-1
Three-base hits: Randall, tnnox. ome
c. , u...h.ll Raa ftn Ha 1 1 .
runs; Diuua, . , T
Off Zmlch. 1; oft Cutting, 1. Struck out:
By Slagle, 1; byZmichl; by Cutting, 8.
Tim; IX, umpina; vwaiia avu
bo, i , , .
REALTY MENJTO PLAY GOLF
Will Battl aa tha 1.1 ak for Price of
a Diaaer Gllleaple Talks
a Advertlslaa.
George C. Gillespie addressed the Real
Estate exchange upon advertising methods
at th regular weekly meeting of that body
ia th Commercial club Wednesday. Mr.
Gillespie also expressed his Ideas on th
training of th real estate salesmen.
The special committee that Is making ar
rangements for th entertainment of dele
gate who will pass through Omaha on th
way to th National -Real Estat Men's
convention In Denver next month reported
that a sufficient number of delegates to
assure a speolal car will go from Omaha.
Seventeen dealers will attend.
Golf will be th feature of the next
meeting of th exchange. Two teams chosen
from th members of th association will
play on on of tha club courses. Th losers
will be th hosts at a dinner for the win
ners. D. V. 8holes and Fred Creigh will
captain th teams.
Sheika to Be Tried.
JERUSALEM, Jun H.-Th sheiks and
other officials of th mosqu of Omar wer
sent under armed soort today to Beirut,
where they will b tried before a special
court on charges growing out of the oper
ations of the English explorers, who It is
alleged wer permitted to violet the
tnosqu while excavating for sacred relics.
Johaaa Severla Sveadaea.
' COPENHAGEN, June 14 Johann Severln
Svendsen, the Norwegian composer, died
today. He was born In Christiana in 1840
In 1SK3 he was appointed royal musical con
ductor at Copenhagen. His violin concerto
symphonies and Norwegian rhapsodi
placed him among the most prominent or
chrestral composer of modern times.
Jtnfman. ef . 3 I flyajar, ef... I I 1 J
Woodruff, if. 4 I I 4 4 Olll. tb...... 4 1 1J 1
Hallman. rt. 4 4 1 Trarath. If.. f 3
Houaar. lb... 4 114 1 4 J Wirm. lb. 1 J 8 4
Data, tb I 1 1 I 1 -Roaaman, rf. 8 1
a t i a a ur-m rv aa a a a a
Good Time Made
in Harness Races
at Beatrice Track
King Carl Wins the 8:30 Trot in
Straight Heats Business Honaea
Cloae During Afternoon.
EATRICB, Neb., June 14 -("peclal Tl.
?ram V With fin weather, a lara-a
nd a fast track. "Beatrice day- waa
onaervea at th circuit races this afternoon.
Most of th business houses closed from
8 to S In celebration of th vent.
In the 8:80 pace, with flv starter King
Car won In atralght heat with Billy B
second and Peggy Pamfell third. The latt
heat of thla race was clos and exciting.
King Car winning by a neck.
The 8:15 trot with six gtarter was won
by Tommy Horn, T)f. col second and
Legislator third. Th half mile running
rare went to Elsie Van,
Tomorrow i AFlrbury day at th raoe.
and a special train will b run from that
city. Summary of today events:
Claes 1:80, pacing, purse 8400:
King Care. o. g., by Look man (Fra-
sier) Ill
Billy D. b. g by George Ayers
(Kagsdale) a a
Peggy Pamfell, b. m. (Haughey).... 18 1
Luoy Dare also started.
Time: 1:I7V. 1:17H. l ln.
Class 1:16, trotting, purse $400:
Tommy Horn, b. b., by Otfo Wllbr
(Cherry) a a j
Dr. Charlee K. Cole, b. h by Prod-
. Is-al (Ragadale) ......"!?.. 4 8 8
Legislator, b. g., by Egolts (Raga
dale) las
Ixiu Hegsell. Lulu Williams and Flower
plrls also started; th latter waa dis
tanced. Time: 8:17, i.Wi. 8.17U.
Half mile running, purse 8100: .
Elsie Van ., J. -i
McBeppo a
William Lesley I
Time: 0:6tVa-
GAMES LV TUB NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Plratea Shad Boatea.
rt-T-ro otrnn . .
X r June ia. tfoston today
m? u"" ,lri rP'rnPO of th season In
Pittnnure' mtA u, . ,
. w . ut.i,h in ah oose Kama
by Pltlnburg. 4 to 1. Bcore:
PITTSBtTRO. B08T01.
. v . AB.H.O.A.I. AB.H.O.A.I.
Lwnh, cf....4 ( I 0 OHwaaeay. Ib.Vl 1 I 0
Clarke. It... 4 I 4 4 4 TsaaeyT'lb. S
Byrne. 3b.... 4 11 1 Heraog, as... 8 1 3
ft";;! J 8 4 ft Millar. rl( 1 I I
J. Miller, lb 8 1 1 4 Inmrtoa. It. 4 1 14 1
Huntar, lb... 8 1 Kllng. s..... 4 14 14
F iron. lb.... 3 t Flaherty, at. 4 4 1
WIImh, rf... 4 j , . 4 You n. ... (18 1
Olbeoe, e.... a , Matura, p.. 8 4 8
McKachnl. 4 4 . Totaui. M 42 14 8
Totals 14 U IT 11 I-
Ran for Ferry In ninth.
One out when winning run scored.
Pittsburg 0O000OOS 1-4
Boston ..0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 8
iwo-oase nits: Wilson, Ferry. Base on
nana: uir yerry. 4; off Msttern. 4. Struck
out: By Ferry, 3; by Mattern, 8. Time: 1:40.
impires: Kason and Johnston.
TRJAL OF CAMORRISTS PUT OFF
Aeeaeed of Tamnarlag wtta Wlt-
nesses, Lloy Withdraw froaa
- th Case.
VITERBO, Italy, Jun li-Becauee of
th failure of Alessandro Lloy of counsel
for the defense o appear In court today,
President Blanch! adjourned th trial of
th Camorriata untl FridAy. Lloy with
drew,, from th proceeding yesterday
when he had been accused of tampering
with witnesses for th crown , . 0 r,
Th prisoner were, much disappointed
over th delay for which they held LSoy
responsible. "I wish,", said Alfano, the
alleged actual head of th Camorra, who,
with his associates, I Accused of th mur
der of Gennaro Cuoooolo and Blgnora
Cuoccolo, "that Lloy would, keep away
altogether, -The Incident which be caused
yesterday Is -making . us los( precious
UmaV i) -
Denoaaeea Kidnaping; af MeTfaaaana
8IOUX CITY. Ia.. June 14.-Ths Iowa
Federation of Labor In convention foday
denounced th alleged kidnaping of Jamea
From Bath-Time to Bed-Time ,
YouVe Cool In B. V. D.
BRACING air floods your body in Loose Fitting B. V, D.
Coat Cut Undershirts, Kneo Length Drawers and Union
Suit, You avoid that "all cone" fee Una; to dutressiog on hot
day. - - TW WoW ju&ai
M. T. r. Vnkta rowi tPrnt.
4MW) 41 . S1J. SaJS,
844 sad 85. salt.
(7Wa U r Jtag. V. 5. fa
SHalaaw8T.aOa4anisaai Tsaa a sa I ipwXa
Th B. V. D. Compsmjr, New Tork.
1 ii TPHIS
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333
t
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0 a.
c
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B. McNsmara and othef labor- leader
co- ed of being Involved In the Los An
gel dynamiting. Th convention- also de
clared in favor of a state publicly bureau.
Strike of Seamen
is Officially On
Steamers Outbound from British
Ports Are Tied Up, Men Refailngr
to Sign Scale.. ,
LONDOfr. Jun 14. Th. strike of armeg
and firemen was launched .officially, a I
Liverpool and at some of th other port 4
f this British Isles and the continent
this morning. Th first big steamer to b
tied up were th trana-Atlanlo line wltk
orews of th Teatonlo and th Empress ol
Ireland, numbering 880 and 300 men respec
tively, the owner refusing ' to sign th
seal. v; -.
Despite th recent efforts of tn wtrlk
leaders to hold It up, th OlympM Of th
Whit Star Una, the ' large! ( sreamei
afloat, got away from Southampton on
her maiden voyage to New Tor early thla
afternoon. ,' '. - ,
Th Teutonic of the Whit Star line wat
scheduled to sail from Liverpool next Sat
urday for Quebeo and Montreal. Th Em
press of Ireland, owned by the Canadian
Pacific steamship company , waa due to
leave Liverpool next Friday for Quebec.
In th early development of th atrlk
there has appeared to be a lack - of co
healon among th men at most of the ports,
which eiplajned the comparative Indif
ference of the ship owners, who continued
to scout th Idea of aay serious inconveni
ence. '. (
AMSTKRDAM. llollnnfl.. June U -Th
crews of three of, the Royal Pteamshlp
Company' vessels refused to sign this
morning and wer discharged.
Th sailors on most of the steamer lit tlta
harbor struck, but -work - proceeded as
usual. Dock hands declined t Join th
striker. -; ,SVl
fttrlV Settled at' Southampton.
SOUTHAMPTON.' June 14.-The strIM of
eoal porters, which broke but her bn Jun
, waa settled thla afternoon. Th men
return to work on oompromlsO terms. The
American lln steamer, fit Paul, which
should have sailed from 'th! - port last
Saturday for Kw Tork, probably will get
away tomorrow.
FIRE RECORD.
Hospital Destroyed by Fire.
NEVADA, Mo Junr 14,-Th newly eon-
eiruciea inaustnar building or the state
hospital for th Insane. Nd. S." waa de
stroyed by fir early today!' Thfrteen ' ern
ployea of the Institution were 'sleeplrig In
th building. One waa badiy "burned. The
others escaped uninjured. Th loss Is esti
mated at about ,W0. Th cause of th
fire Is unknown, '' - '
Hew Suqnitr Shirts .;
have Jut received a new
shipment of summer ahlrU la
many neat . aad attractive . pat
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. eluded two laundred . collars , to
in atchir.' cThMer Jtre- erxooUVrre ivalT.'
ties.
AT $1.50 EACH
' The ahirt with collars to match
Is Terr popular this season and
It's safe to say again that early
comers will fare best. '
Tom Kcllcy Co.
81S 60.' ifth St' 0
Tom Keller , McQulllen
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shirt and Knee Lengik
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as wll as its general excel
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