I.
TIIK HEK: OMAHA. TJH'IISDAV. An.TST .... 10)1.
OTool Wins First Game in High Society Despite Nervousness;
Rourkes Wirif
ji
OMAHA BATS OUT YICTORY
Bourke i Tribe Takes Lait of Dei
Moines Seriel, Eight to Two.
HUESTON HIT HARD AJfD TIMELY
Tfcomaaoa, tlek Mere, of Came. ( rcki
Oat taar lilt la Faar Tirana at
Hal William Gels l.aaa
Triple.
DK MOINK8, la.. Aug. IW.-i fpedal
Telegram. .-Timely biff" by Kourke
crew gave Omaha a lorwldd "'n ov'r ,"M
Moines here today by the score of S to 3.
Mlscue by I'es Moines at critical times
sided Itourkes men to win, and failure
to lilt In pinches waa the cauae of the
amnll acore by the local. Robinson had
hta apttter working well and held the on
poalng batsmen under control at all time.
Uueaton waa banged all over the lot I"
tha last two Inning, and seemed powerlesi
before the Omaha willow wlelders. Thom-
Bon'a spectacular hitting waa one of the
feature of the game, he having scored a
clean 1.O0O per cent for the game after
walking up to bat four time and coming
away clean every time. In the flrat In
ning Thomason lived on first when Matlick
made a boot, and with two dead, scored
on Kane' single to right. In th third he
acored another run when he doubled to
ft and acored on Hchoniiovera aafely.
Kchoonover stole second and crossed the
plat when Arbogust stung the Brass with
a liner down to third base.
Two more run wore chalked up by
Kourke's clan when Arboarast waa passed
and advanced to second on Koblnson's sac
rifice fly. Graham fumbled Scanlon's
grounder, and a single by Tliomason
acored Arbogast and Hcanlon. In the
elgbth Omaha chalked up four more, sew
ing up the game.
The two tallies scored by tlie Prodigal
were made In the first and third Innings.
DK43 MOINK3.
AB. K
H.
A. K.
Curtis. If ....
.'olllgan, m ..
Mattlck, of ..
Iiwyrr, 1b ....
Kores. nb ...
Andersen, rf
Graham, Sb ..
I Itowskl, i' ..
lltieston, p ..
Totala ...
o
1
1
0
0
1
o o
n
0 Ml
I 0
S 0
i i
1 1
4 1
7! 0
27 15
OMAHA.
A P.. R.
O.
4
1
:i
A.
n
i
l
o
o
o
o
K.
anion, 2b ...
Xleheff. Sb ....
'rhoraaaou, of .
Kane, lb
William, rf ...
Mchoonover. If
Kneavea, a ...
Arbogast, c ...
Robinson, p . ,
0
1
1
1
0
0
0 i
Total ..
Oajiaha
Im Moinea
14
o o o o ? o s-.
1 0 10 0 0 0 0 02
Two-base hit: Thomasnn. Three-base hits:
Hueston, Williams. Saorlfice hit: Kobln
aon. Stolen base: Schoonover. Double
play: Kores to Graham. Left on bases:
Omaha, : lies Moinea. S. First baso on
balls: Off Uueaton. 2; off Mooinson. 1
Struck out: By Robinaon, ; by Huefiton,
I. AVI14 pitch: Robinaon. Time: 1:W.
I'mplres; Kuupp and Morgan.
Pl'KBLO CLAISI" ODD IOMPST
Aatelope nereated M hen I.ocaU
Ha nek 1114a In Flrat.
PUEBIX), Auit. 30 Pueblo won the odd
same of tho series from Lincoln today by
bunching- lonar hits on Knapp In the first
innlnf. Faber waa effective with men on
bases. Score:
LINCOLN.
AM. R. II. O. A. E,
Oairnler, as...
Pundon, 2b....
Cobb, rf
Cole, ef
MoCormlck. If.
Thomas, lb....
Coekman, Sb..
Straiten, c...
Knapp, p
Fihman. p
Vnglaub
Totals
...4 O 0 0
ft
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
10
o
0
0
0
34 1
PL'EFLO.
AH. R.
3 1
3 0
4 2
J 1
4 0
S 0
I! 0
S 0
8 0
It. O. A. E.
0 0 0 0
12 0 1
Mlddleton. cf.
ralr rf
Reraer, as....
Helden. If
Koerner, lb..
Huahea, 2b...
Claire, 8b
demons, c...
Faber, p
0
0
0
Totals
27 10
Ratted for Ehman In ninth.
Lincoln 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1
Puablo S 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 " 4
Stolen bases: Mlddleton, Thomas. Two
base hlta: Per;er. Huglios, Koerner.
Three-base hits: Belden. Berter. Hit bv
pitched ball: By Faber. 1. Sacrifice, hits:
Huahaa. itratton. Parsed ball: Clemens.
1. Struck out: By Khnian, h: bv Frber. 4.
Bases on balla: Off Knupp. I: oft Kliman,
S; off Faber. 1. Time. l:i;. Umpires.
Clark and McDowell.
KIOII CITY OITPl.iY! ST. JOK
rhaaaalaas M'lu name- lir Score of
Rleven ! Five.
ST. JOSEPH. Aug. .-Kt Joseph t'laye.l
miserably in the field tnd rjloux City hit
111 nail hard and took the 1-ist rame of
the series In easy fashion. 11 ti 5." Score:
HIOUX CITY.
B
G
11. H. O. A. K.
2 2 0 0 0
1 3 11 10
2 0 110
2 n 4 W 0
.112 0 1
1 110"
2 :t 1 2 (1
0 0 7 1 2
0 :i 0 1 0
11 H 27 3
'.PH.
It. H. O A. K.
1 0 0 o
0 0 1 11 0
1 1 II 0 0
o 1 2 0 0
0 0 4 4 2
0 0 S 0 0
0IO21
112 2 1
1 ! 4 1 1
'.' :! n
1 0 4 0 0
0 I 0 0 1
5 7 27 11
0 1 1 ?! 1 lu
0000032 R
Tlieen, If
Htem, lb
Andreas, !b 4
Wagner, cf
Han man, aa 4
Neighbors, rf ....... I
T. rtollly. 3b a
M Miller, c 4
Mitchell, p
Totals .
4
AB.
.. I
.. 1
.. 2
.. S
.. 6
Kelly. If
Boiton, lb
Powe4l. rf-lf .
7:wllhn-. cf ..
B. RalilT, 2b .
1 ,L i
luim. iu-ii
Hamilton. 3b a
Meinke, as 5
Gosaeit, c 4
Cruteher. p Z
Glffln, rf 1
Johnson, p il
4
Totala
Hioux City
Stolen bases :
Kellv ln..ll Ui.un
Stem ii). Andrea 3i, ' Wagner, ilartman!
i. neiny. rsacniice mi : rowetl. Three-
base
nits: Meinke, Warner. Two-basn
hita: Zwllllng. Goosett Breen. T. Krllh .
niruoK out: riy rutoner, bv Johnson.
I: by Mitchell. . Baaea on balla: Otf
4'rutcher. 4: orr Johnson, l: off Mitchell i
Jar) rSX ?Z ::.!;,JU."i!
nlngs; off Johnson. 2 In two and tw".
thirds innings. Iift on bases: St. Joseph
7: Slous. City. 11. Umoircs: Weav-r
McKea. Time: i.M.
WI8irE tl.OSK Willi A
. ..
HIN
l.aat aaa of Season Kesalts la Defeat
of Haffle's tolls.
WlNtilUK. .b.. Aug. SO-. Special Teh-
gram.r-Wln.lde defeated Huffie'a Colts of
Crelchton bv a acore of S to ui.i.i '
J '.. ctJre VI -I. "'ldj
the Cults' errora and the umpire's rank d".
elaloua. The fa,urea of the gama. were Ihe
home run of Thlmpsn and to sauaaiional
r.lrnas oy Luii:ee. Moore: K H E
reign, on 10 o t
IVInslde 4 0 1 1 0 0 0 0k I
lUtterles: Crclgbton. Caylor. Thor.eu and
Haigrtne; Mnslde. Klmon and Pon.ery.
lltl: Off Caylor. 4 In sl innings: off Thor-
sen. I In three innings. Basra o.i halls: ot f
btman. 8; off Thorsen. 1. Hit by piichd
. i; oy i a) lor. i. nine: i v. t mpire:
Johnson.
The wmen of Wlnslde gaxe a farewell
banquet to the Wtnaide bell team this be
ing their last gsme ot the season and
,h ColtB were Invited to this banquet
which a a I in es.
Standing of Teams
WKT. I .K AG UK
NAT. LUAGI 1C.
w.i.rv
W.Mf.i
I'enver M 44 .tor New Yoik.
Pt. Joseph. . .70 M .V4 Chi. ago ..
Lincoln TO 57 .r.1 111 tsbttt gli
Pueblo R9 M AM I'hliadphla
'nmha i4 tai Ht. fouls...
f-loux Cli -..;! 7 .47? Cincinnati
Topekii b) 77 Hiooklvn .
les Moines. . 40 Im .317 Boston ....
7:' 41 .i',:i
1,7 44 ."4
70 4'i .r,i
4 r.. i
i.l ,v ..Vi
i'J '.1 .lo
In l! . l''"
vs .:.y
AMBH. ASSN. AMKH. LKAGUK
V'.L.Pct.' V.I..Pct.
Minnnolls 7 i .V' Philadelphia 77 I'i .'.'7
Columbus . .7S no .fAj i et roll 74 4 .W7
Kansas City 70 lij .5T! Boston M ..".17
Indtan'poM '.liH.iW'Xf iv Vol!; . ."11 .V ..M:
Piiul ii 70 .171 Chicago .il ilO ..v-4
Milwaukee M 70 .4.4 Cl-velnnd ...'0t "'-i
I'derto :! 7.1 .41 Washington M 71 .117
Ioulsi-llle ...VI 7"i .440 ft. I .mi I ....r s:, .yns
.KI:. IJ'IAOrh. , MINK L1-. A' ! I K.
Superior .... i ra'N fltv....-.4 B7 ..!
Fremont !!! !4 4o '(il Humboldt .VI 41 '.Sis'
I5r d Island il 7c' ij.Shcnanikiah 41 4:1 ..'.'7
iiluttihiiH r.i r.-. jvi'ii.K, at ii r.ut
t'ulumhUH ..it 6i .4sl:Aiiburn
.Jj i
,10 17. i
;
'!
!
Hastings ...M fc; .4, i i.u in.ln
Seward 48 B3 .4.6 Neli. v'itv
Kearney . . .40 GS .4i
VOrk 42 6:' .4'M
Yesterday' Iteaalla.
WEHTKP..V LKAHl l:
4maha. 8; !s Molnca,
uenver-Topeka. rain
Lincoln. 1: J'uehlo, 4.
Sioux I'ity. II ; Kt. Joseph
NATIONAL LliAl'.l K
Pltmlmrgh. 6-0: lloston. 4-B.
t'iniMiniMtl-Hrooklyn, rnin. I
St. IuIb-Ncw York, rain
i'hlcago-Philadelphia, rain.
AMKKICAN.
Washlngion. H; Cleveland. 4. Ten Innings
AMERICAN A8HOCIATH N.
Milwaukee. 0 2; Columhils. 1-0.
Minneapolis, a: Toledo. 1
Kansas City. 6; Indianapolis, 4.
M. Pant, a; Louisville, 3.
NEBKA8KA STATK I.KAUl K
Grand Island. .1; Kearney, 1
J-Temont, 1; C olumbus, 2.
superior, T,; Hastings, 3.
oewnru, J; York. M,
MINK I.RAO I 'K.
Auburn. 10; Nchreska Cltv.
MumBoldt, :-; falls City. 1
vmrinua. i; Mienanaoan, i.
tamrn oany
Western Leasrue Ouiuha at Hiou Cltv
Lincoln at Henver. Topeka at Pueblo. U-s
Moines at it. .loaepn.
I National Leaaue Cincinnati at Brool;
Ivn, t. Louis at New York. Chlcae-o at
I Philadelphia.
American League Philadelphia t Hos-
ton.
Mink LeaKtic Nebraska. Citv at Auburn.
fyienandoah at Clarlnda. Fat's City at
0 ! Humboldt.
Falls City Drops One
of a Double-Header
Errors by Nebraska City Costs Third
Game of Series to Auburn,
Ten to Two.
KALI CITY, Neb.. Aug. 30-pecial
Telegram.) Humboldt and Fall City split
. game shrdl gURDL IIKDLLLL
on a fast double-header today. Pcorr, first , 1
I CIIICAOO. Aug. 30.-Because George
game :
U H K. ! Haokcnschmldt burst into song th traln-
Humboldt 0000001 00 1 2 5 2 ing camp of the Russian lion was In an
Falls City 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 4 1 ' optlnifHtlo frame of mind today. ?r.
Batteriea: Humboldt. F.rrett. and Diets: I Holler, the big fellow's trainer, said that he
rndCJ.iHtn.?sVandrh"1' Ump""P": t-laWSO"jhad been waiting anxiously for the musical
Score, second game. R U.K. j eruption, as it. always Indicates that the
Humboldt 200202000 din l wicnler has reached the pink of condition.
Falls City 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 4- 7 10 2 i ..j liave bepn waiting for him to sing ever
Batteries. Huinbo.lt. r.rreit ana i r .
Fa City. Finch. Claiison and anderhlll.
Umplr?s: Woods and Justus.
NEBRASKA CITV, Neb., Aug. CO.-tfpe-clal
Telegrahl.) Errors by the locnls lost
the third game of the aeries. Hcore:
R. 11.11.
Auburn 3 0010600 0-10 7 1
Nebraska City 0 0010000 1 2 2 9
Batteries: Auburn, Ilirsch and Kranln
ger; Nebraska City. llaSfon and Pinker
ton. Umpire: Kratsb rg.
SHENANDOAH, la., Aug. 30. -(Special
Telegram.! Today's game waa a slugging
match, with the locals doing the slugging.
Heore: R.ll.tt.
Clarlnda 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0- 1 4
Shenandoah a 1022020 0-10 13 2
Batteries: Clarlnda. Butch and Har
mony; Bhenandoah, Johnson and Castle.
Umpire: Meyers.
BASE BALL COMMISSION
MEETS IN CINCINNATI
Demands of the American Aaaocliition
Will Be onsldered Today
and Tomorrow.
CINCINNATI, O., Aug. SO.-One of the
most important meetings since organized
base ball has been In existence will be held
here tomorrow and Friday when the Na
tional Base Ball commission will consider
the demands of the American association.
The American association desires more
money for players drafted by the major
leagues or to bo free from draft entirely.
In addition to considering the American
! ...,,.. matter the commission wil
i 8 K ' lalUj'1 nistter the commission wit.
get out me ui ailing nsi.
I
Finals at Xrnport Go Over 1 alii
'Ihuradar Ba-ennae of tae
Heavy Rain.
-
Ali"lwu' , ' ,"- -J---'" J'
Mj nriTeMia'.ru ai fnini.ium-iiiriii m i ur iiiini '
I match in the an-comer la-'ti tennis
ftorunnment set for today. Tomorrow If
' llm u-eflthpr cleArs Bells V Wiinlit nf
j Porton will r"ny Maurice V.. Mel.o-.g.'ilin
of San Uranelreo fur the , i,.ht to o!:il-
lenge the holder of Lie national cham -
: pionship. William A. Liiued.
; .
I .' Kit-" i in ti wi ! i'tiii
' Ml - 1 "M
i laatoit (ipaie I I'iayrd
I tlahl Allunlea.
1 fTANTON. Neb.. Aug. ?.
la Klflj -
-t Special. 1
1 in Ireedlngly fast being played In fifty-eight
3 2 SI minutes. The Slantoniles Were helpless
.before tlie superb lltchin of Brandt, who
! beld them to three hits. The feature of the
same was ine i-biciiiuk ui iLiiihriiii aou ine,L,eaiiy and Depew; .soiiolK, rox aim iioi-
fast fleliliiM of I 1. let Thompson, the t relgli -
ton slmrtslup.
Scoi e:
.... o 2 , ,, o o i "oK2
ci..ii.,
iStanion .
Batt-r:.-;rcV;iih,on. Brand, and liul-
. ... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 il -0 :t 4
j,r"": htntu"' haien and Glltn.au.
. .. ."
' ' tram SlUer 1 raek.
GENOA. Neb., Aug. 3U iSprcial.i-Genoj
aeieavin Oliver reea lueaaay ana an
Inaxed tlieir fifth consecutive game. It also!
i...i...u i.., t,..!..- a ... i
I Moore by Innings:
ISilver Creek 1 0 0 0 0 M o '.-il
lUenoa
..0 0 0 2 1 U
1 "-ii
:,. tr ,,,M.,a
. . 'T., ? . T ' ..
ALMA. Neb.. Aug. 3. thuocial. i--Alma
!af,wa Ki-o..d .... .1.. i.ral .in.n...n.1 i.i ....
.',' a a me full of aen.atloi.ul ronuinK
C-U''H. hy lhr A""" fl"lJt"- P'wo
; ''' '"'" "
"
R li K
'Alma " u
.1 ll It K 0 0 11 14 I.
I El wood 1 u
lt01 1 ii
I Batteries: Almu. Beyer,
I .ok ia-- KUvood Wrtun
Willi. i a
j
Tanner
3 mpsuii
and
end
shoullaa arraiie
lth buth parlies wounded demands Hui k
1'H'i Arui.a Kalve. II al ouml. soi.
burns or lii.iuius i.'.c. F,.i ale l l: avon
Irug i'o.
COLUMBUS WINS FINAL GAME
Ends Season at Home with Close Win
Over Fremont.
PITCHERS' BATTLE THROUGHOUT
la eh Team t.arnrra Only Ms Scattered
lilts 4 olanihMS genres Twice In
eieiilai. TaLlaia Hopeless
i on test.
IOLIMBI f. Neb., Aug. HH.-tMpec'.al lei- i HoUTOX. Aug. 3C-M;iity O Toole, for
eeram.i ('oliiiiibua closed the schoii onjW)(. re!,,Hsr fro,,, paul, Pittsburgh
the home grounds today with the finest paid $i!.jofl. the highest price In base ball
exhibition of the national game seen thla history, made his debut todiiy. In a major
year. It wns a pitchers- battle from Mart! league game and Pittsburgh won the first
to flnlh between Donovan and Smith, Kre-i game ( 11 double-header. to 4. ' C'y"
, ii. out crack pitcher, liunovan having the
1 1. tier of It. striking out twelcve men toUemly for his "old age" was In the box
i "'ven. Kadi plt. h-r was hit for ' for the locals in the second game, and
! hinles, tlnoe of Ki einont's hits being slmt out Pittsburgh, ti (o 0. O'Toole'a bow
of the sw atch order. Lea.-h niadri the most
....
spectacular catch of Lohner's fly In theU'ny with Kelley. the catcher for whom
eighth tiiat w as ever seen on the grounds. Pittsburgh paid St. Paul Si.ooO. The younn
Score: pitcher's ahow liiK was marred by nervous-
roi.iMBi I'llKMoxT jniss. and his wildiic. placed him In a
AH H.o a.k ab h.o.a K. , hole a number of times, but he was strong
K. Hro.o. 3b 4 I n :i ii li.mt-. rf....4 1 o 1 m l,,e P'ncnea and his nine strikeout off
ii:hm, 2h..s s l l o iisnnett, if..:i o i ii i i-e; ten bases on balls. He lilt aufelv twice
K ti. H....3 t I l ,.rt. ib 4 1 t fl 0i0,lt or four time at bat. Kelley was weak
n B.-nn, us 3 l o 4 n Turpin. If.... 4 o ! ;with the stli'l; and gave way to Gibson.
i-nrs rnr. isi l srsy, m i i V
llarriftiMi. c. 2 a 1.1 3 0 Thompson,
Mill
nonuvsn. p.. 3 1 HmKh, p.
, S 1 0
Totala U 13 1 Totala 31 : I 0
' Fremont 0 1 0 0 0 0 (I o-l
! Columbus 0 0 0 tl 0. 0 2 0 2
' l-ti rrnil rnna I r unilniH 1'm-j.1,m1 liil'
H. Hroivn. Hucriflci) hits: Kondeau. Carey.
Stolen bases: Rouse, Bennett, Hohner
Doubic play: Thompson to Sett. Struek
out: Hy Smith, 7: by Donovan, 1J. liases
oh bal.s: Off Smith, I; uff Donovan. 2.
Left on bases: Fremont, 7; t'olumlnm, 3.
Time: 1::,5. t'mplre: MeDermult.
I'lanaman Holds Kearney.
K HARNEY. Neb.. Aug. (Special Tcie
gram.) Kearney lost the lust yauia of the
sesaon on the home icrounda today. 1 ho
aame was close und well played. Clansman
was able to hold the Kearney batters from
hlltiiiK. Score:
UKAND IKUANIl. KEARNKV.
AII.H.O.A.K. All H O. A K
Couk. cf 4 2 1 0 It. Gray. c(.. till
kmith. aa ... 4 tit SHinrk, If.... I 10
Miliar, rf... 4 3 I 0 0 .larrolt. rf...l U 1
M' KlbtM-ll. Illlll 0 llinilt, 2b.. 4 13 10
Ilaraln, L'b... 4 I 0 t 0 Paglra. 3b... I (111
Jlnrw, lb . . I 0 7 S i t'hlllgurd. aa S t i 0
lliirhanan. c. 4 0 i 9 Clair, lb I 1 10 1 0
Ward. li.... 4 1 1 I 0 Mai'kurth. cl I I ! I
Clauaman. p. 3 3 1 4 Trimble, p.. 4 1 1 1
Jvkerat, lb . 2 1 I 0 0 Hne 1 0 0
Totala ii 14 '7 14 j
i .batted for Gray In
Totala 10 If 1
ninth.
j Kearney 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 01
Grand Island 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 03
. Earned runs: Kearney. 1: Grand Island.
2. Three-base hit: Downev. Bane on
I halls: off Trimble. 1: off Clansman. I.
i Left on bases: Kearney. 8: Grand Iflarfid.
10. Two-base hits: Clausman, Jokert. Mc
Lear, Clair. Struck out: By Trimble, 4:
by Clausman, 9. Double play: Paa'.es to
Downey to Clair, Paries to Clair. Passed
ball: Buchanan. Hit by pitched hall:
Synek, Cook. Time; 1:30. Umpire: Held.
RUSSIAN BREAKS INTO SONG
Trainers 4 heereil by I.yrlcnl Ilonr
foin C.eoae llneUensckmldf
f.olch 1'akea nootlne Work.
, , f Engiandi-. ald Dr. Holler
. . . , ' , . ...
Indicate his frame af mind. If he wer.
were
worrying he wouldn't emit
that
lyrical
roar."
lluckenschml.lt did bit of light road
work today and Indulged in a plunge in
the stirf.
HUMBOLDT, la., Aug. 30. -Frank Ootch
put in the day with his usual routine train
ing for his wrestling match with George
Hackenschmidt at Chicago on Labor day.
The cool weather which prevails hero has
apparently not affected the condition of the
' champion
Omakans Will See
Gotch-Hack Match
Parties Are Being Organised to Go to
Chicago to Witness Big Fel
lows' Game.
.u r - ...111 I
A crowd, of Omaha wrestling fans will'
be present at the ringside at Comlakey's
park in Chicago Labor day, when Frank
Gotch and George Hackertschmldt meet for
the championship title of the world.
Parties of enthusiasts are being made up
among Omaha people to leave here Sat
urday night, arriving In Chicago Sunday
morning In time to sco the ball game that
d'iy and tlie wrestling match on Labor
day.
Gotch and Hackenschmidt have both ap-
I peared in Omaha and both have many
ft lend, the big American title-holder nat
j urally being the most popular in this city.
I But Omaha fans who saw both work last
j winter declare that Frank will have the
I buttle of his U.e when he tackles the Bus-
i g(an lon tlt)s time.
j Among me tmana people who win at-
: tend the big mitch are Mr. and Mra. H.
Fredrtckson. Mr. and Mrs. K. C.
i Phelps, Cole Yeoinan, George Michel, Will
Michel, Louis Nash and J. M. Oillan.
' Dubois V. Ins Tno Games.
! ,ti.:ATniCi:. Neb.. Aug. 30.-iSpecisl.)-
:Tu Wmnco Business college ball team lout
two sanies In the DuIkiIs nine at Dubois
Mondtiy ::d Tuesday. The score of the first
game was 4 to 2. and tho second game.
A . j. a pUkrd nine from Beatrice yes-
1 n.. isiied Mills and played the team
at that place, luring by the sccore of to .
Norfolk Defeats Vane.
WAYNE. Neb.. Aug. 30 iSpeclal Tele
kiriii i At the ball nark tills attention, the
: v avne Comineri lal club team and Norfolk
aavie a MilendlO cxliibitlon of the game.
ti,.. ...,i.i..hi rstilud in n acore ut 2 to 1
! tn favor of Norfolk. Batteries: Wayne.
t ,,, an
6LIDDEN SUIT NOT DISMISSED
, .)lr4 Male. U.rl Hrf.ae. to Mn
ctln ualusl Mra. i.ld
I.. I.. t oodward
i
v i. v viiiij Aui. oV. Mis. Glad.s
' ' ,,. .. , , . p,.,,!.,.,! iji
I.auibulou ooduid of Foitiana, cue..
i today failed to ha s the Unit d States
circuit court dismiss an alienation -ut lor
t"4),ft4) damugts brought againtt her by Mrs.
i Jeun 1. Mackey GlUlden of l-os Angeles and ;
lllo t.UKe iU be ti led here in October.
1 lno 1 tKe 1 . , , ...
. i. GM.ld.n alleges that while she w-s
i v. Hmg , r mother In Chicago several
: . H urfel,dunt. a former tiali tJ
: ' " .... the estate of a
"- ... ....
, M illionaire patient, lil t l.or nosnanu. i-i.
v ...u.
I Putron Olidden. at a . aiiroi ma iwasiur
.J induce .1 llm to acioiiipany her
to Europe and the far .M-t.
Bane then the complaint as. C.e de -
Kndant h.s married :.lt r A. Wo. da d.
s ot'li b..nk cUi!.. form riy ..f Koche-
. ' .
ter. N Y.
.
You i an enter the Booklovets'
snv time Isrfoie s close.
O'TOOLE PITCHES AND WINS
High-Piiced Twirler Pulls Himself
Out of Several Holes.
PIRATES DIVIDE DOUBLE-HEADER
Boston l.uaea llrsl Game Up Score
of lt to lour and 'Wins Second
U Nnthlna with 4 y
1 tin n a In Mo.
i Voune. who was rel-as-rrl hv Clpveland re-
J o .National league fans was made In coni-
I .... .. . .
Score first o , .
-
PlTTSBfHCH
BOSTON.
AHH.tl.AE
AH H O A.K
Bun. Sb.... I 9 2 0 o sMnv, .. 4 2
0 " Hridw.il, s j 4
w ?!' If'"'? i Ii.l,,rn' I'"! i ! 1
? il? er Sb t i i SjMme; V, i I I
L'h. ... 1 J 5 jii-eR &lt!t
M'Keiu'e. lb 4 0 S I ftcioaili-. lb... I 114 1
lily, r i ii in n o Kllr,B
3 ft 3 l I
2 0 0 5 0
0 l) a o
1 0 0 0 0
i, in "on, i i ii l i (i nnvir, p.
O'Tlsllf. p .. 4 1 (I 3 Oliler. a....
Flatlflly .
luiaip H Jl i: .
Totala 2 t 27 17
'Batted for Weaver in eighth.
'Boston i o 0 0 0 o 2 0-4
Pittsburgh. 0 1 1 0 0 3 o 1-1
Two-base hit: Wilson. Three-base hits:
Donhn. Hits: off Weaver, in In eight in
nings; off Xjler. 1 In one Inning. Sacrifice
hits; Leach i; Byrne, Kllrtir. J. .Miller.
Stolen bases: ftueenev, Care v. Left on
bases: Boston. Pittsburgh, in. Base on
balls: Off Weaver, 5; off n Toole. 10. Htruclt
out: By Weaver. 2: by O'Tunle. . Passed
bull: Kling. Wild pitches: O'Toole. Weaver.
Time: 2:2). t'luplres: Kigler and Finneran.
Score, second game:
BOSTON. PITTSBlROtl
ABH.O.A E AB 11.(1. A.K
Swaanay. :b.. 1 0 0 ft Bvrr.a, 3b ... 0 S 4 1
Sprait, Jb....3 1 0 3 0 i arev, f....J 0 0 0 1
Hrlrtsall, . 4 2 1 a 0 (larks, If.... I 14 0 0
Jackaon, If.. 3 ISO 0 Wllaon. rf. . . s I 0 0 ft
noalln. cf...4 1 I 0 0 . 1. Millar. !b. I I I I
el. Mtllrr. rf 3 1 0 1 lat h m a a t
&a.,th.,.4 0 14 I So,'lh':'..,b5 I ? I
Rarinan. v... t t o Hendrix, p. . . i' oioo
loim. p 3 0 11 0 Hiaala, p 0 0 1 1 fti
irry. p.' . n o o J,
Totala zi 27ii o Campbaii .. i i o o o I
Tot,i, "b ti ij "s I
'Batted for Steele in eighth. !
Boston 0004 100 G
r-mauui'gii 00000000 00
Two-btse hits, hpratt. Campbell. Hits: Off
Hendrix, 8 in five Innings: off Steele. 1 In
two innings; off Ferry, none in one inning.
Sacrifice hits: McKechnie. Carey, Young.
Stolen baaea: Leach. ridnell. Double
play. .1. Miller, Lem-li and .McKechnie. Left
on bases: Boston, 7; Pittsburgh, ci, Itusc on
balls: Off Hendrix. 2: off Young. 2; off
Steele, l. tilt by pitched ball: Bv Hendrix.
Jackson; by Young. Byrne. Htruck o tt: Bv
Hendrix, 0: by Young, 2. Time: 2;os. Um
pires: Finneran nnd Kigler.
Vork Takes the Game.
YORK, Neb.. Aug. 30. iSpecial T'Jegram.)
Tlmmersman pitched gilt-edged ball today
and held Seward to five scattered hits un
til the ninth inning when after two were
down. Umpire Bockewltz missed the third
strike on Lls.v and gave him a base. Rubin
son singled and Dutch Henry boosted one
over the right field fence. But for the poor
judgment of Bockewlts. York would have
shut the Zlnks out easily. York found Con
nors easy and hit him hard ami ran the
bases at will. Score:
YORK. SnWARD
AB II O A.K An.ll.O.A.E.
KarreM. 3b. .. 4 0 0 ii 1 txoiiarri. If.. 4 0 1 0 0
Smith, 2b.,.. 4 1 2 0 Rrannon. 5b. 4 1 1 2 t
Ilnnnlssaj. If I 2 2 0 0 N't, 2b 4 0 0 8 0
Harm. cf.... 12 2 0 0 7. Ink lb 4 2 7 0ft
Pavra. as.... 4 3 1 2 ft Wallr. c 4 0 II 0 0
ll.vl. n A 1 A . lav .1 U i . n .1
" " " v ...... , u , . v
Connie, lb... 4 0 10 0 1 IlAhlnann a S I 1
Kaily. r S 1 1 o Hsn-v. rf 4 1 2 0 0
Tlm aman, pilot 0 Connor, p.... 3 0 1 1 0
Totala 2.t 10 27 11 2 Tolala 33 7 24 7 0
Seward 0 0 o 0 0 o o o :',- ?,
York 0 0 0 2 1 2 0 1 -
Karned runs: Seward. 2; York, 3. Homo
runs: Kelly. Harm, ilentv. Two-base hits:
Payne. Harm. Base on balls, (iff 'lmmers-
i man. 3. (Struck out: By I'lmmersmitn. !;
by Connor. 6. Left on bases: York, 4: Sew
ard. 4. Time: 1:40. Umpire: Bockewltz.
llH'lliiars Konata I m pi re Kelley,
HASTINGS. Neb.. Auk. 30. iHneclal Tele
gram.) Hastings lost today, due entirely
1 . . - 1 1. .11..' . .......1, n-i... ,1
III 1. 1111111 iri. i'uwi "uib. 1 in-
perior team bulldoted the umpire Into
ciianging decisions which made the game
a farce. Score:
SUPERIOR. HABTlVfi.
AU.H.O A.F.. AB.II.O A.E
Aiiru. ri t i o v m ubiwii, tu.. o I 1 I V
Uuchi . . a o Ktirtman, aa. 4 i 3 3 ft
( nyla. rr.... 3 a 4 9 9 uromiay, ci. 4 v 3 1 ft
Mcllowall, If 8 I 6 0 0 Jonaa. If 4 0 0 0 0
Sprllman. r.. 4 3 7 1 Cooka , lb.... 4 17 0')
Hut-ke'lU. lb 4 0 ( 0 0 Kali, 3b 4 1 1 1 0
Orr, Sb 4 ll I c 3 1 0 &
Michael, aa.. 3 4 2 0 Hoernla, rf.l 1 4 0 0
Luliraos, ... 4 t 4 I Slndelar. p..3 1 0 2 1
Shantr, p.... 0 0 1 0
Totala 34 Wit I I
Totala 34 T 27 10 1
Superior 1 0 1 o 0 1 2 o 6
Hastings 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0-3
Stolen banes: Dorsch (2), Watnuu. llrom
lev (2), Hoernie. Sacrifice hits: Bromley.
Coe. Hoernie. Coyle, Michael, McDowell.
Bases on balls: Off Luhrson, 4; off Slnde
lar, 1. Struck out: By Luhrson. Z: by
Hliidelar, t; by Shaner, 2. Two-base lilts:
Kai, Cook. McDowell. Home run: Spell
man. Umpire: Kelly.
EXCURSION TRAIN IS
DERAILED AT COLUMBUS. 0
1 Ub, t r la tlverlnrned and Hrvrral
Persons Are Kllalhlly la.
Jned.
aa
COLUMBI S, G Aug. 30-Hocking Val
I ley train No. 30, Toledo to Columbiw, nar-
i.. - - . , ,1 a ..rinna wrAelt this miirnlnrr
I u vi i y ci ri u -- - - - -.
when one of th ecoaches loaded with visit
ors to the state fair left the rails Just after
the train had crossed a bridge near Olen
tangy park on the outskirts of Columbus.
I No one was seriously injured, though many
of the passengers received minor bruises
and cuts.
The car as it left the rails went bumping
along the ties and when the train was
slopped turned In an angular position. The
passengers were thrown in heaps and one
or two, it is said, jumped through windows
Into a ditch. A moment later the car
turned over and settled on its side in the
roadbed. Several of the passengers who
were left in it were drawn out through
; windows.
The accident v.aa caused by the wrecked
car Jumping a switch. The first live of the
eight ic.iches passed over the switch
l fcu.fel . The train was itinnlug slouly ami
; when the sixth car hit the rails as yulclil;
1 stopped.
FIVE MILLION-DOLLAR
SCHOOL FOR RAGLAND, ALA. j
NASHVIl.l.K. Aug. -.-Rasland. Ala- j
: will get the five million dollar Industrial
school for white children, which is to be
! esteb!i.hed by the
Muuthein Hurray of
.. . ... t.
iaucaiiuii s.iu ..... .n
'...o u.. n n.i.UMirfr.ir intMti
-
Hage foundation. Mr. E. II. Hairlmau
, snd othera. This vas decided at a meet-
; lug In Nashville tonight of the floaid. of
l.lrectois of the bureau,
Itagland offered acres for the site.
:. lots in town, mater .oer and other
, ,
coiisideriit'.oi.s
The site
Birmingham
is about forty miles from
Naps Beat Senators
in Ten-Inning Game
Washington Ties Score in Ninth by
Bunching: Hits, but Loses in
Next Session.
CLEVELAND. u.. Aug. 3.Cle eland
defeated Washington, 4 to J, In ten In
niiilfs. BlundinR allowed but one hit foi
feven Innlnga and only three for the first
elpht. In the ninth Olson's error wn fol-'
lowed by thiee bits, Washington ttelna tlie j
score, c'ashlon's liit driving In two inns
In the tenth Blanding singled snd scored
on Butcher sacrifice and Olson" siiifsle
Score
CI.EVi:nn WASHiNorov :
A8 --A-K AH H.o.Ai
iloil."as. ..'.! n I t M..Van.C 3b .'. 0 1 4 I
Ja.Awn. if . 4 2 11 llenry It... . j I K -
Biimliam, rf 4 ft I e if Walker, It s I 5 0
Hall. it 4 ll J M, Mrida. as. 1 1
itirnfr. ;:n.,.4 i 2 n ut, iiaui. ;n i . v
4rv. .. 7 1 (nnrnT, "ti .. I! I "HI
blaiulint.. p.. 3 " 4 ft Ktift. ...41. ft ft
. j; walker, pi " i
TMaia 34 a -n ii i i-anmn i t sun
Aliifmtili
Ii ft il ft C
Tola', 14 ll
Hinted foi Cuiiiiii'gham in the ninth.
Him for Casliiini in the ninth.
Due out when winning run was scored.
Cleveland 0 1-4
Washington O 0000003 -".
Two-has," bill Olson. Sacrifice hits:
Blanding. Butcher. Sacrifice fly: Olson.
Stolon bases: .laokHOn, Henry. '. Walker
Bases on balls: Off Hlandlna. i: off
0 1 Walker. 1. 'Htruck out: Bv Blanding. :
" 1V 'talker, 1. Wild pitches: Klondlng. Z.
' on "'- ,"vdnnd. : Washington.
!" - Time: 1::h). implies: Dii.een and l'.r-
0 I line.
Belgium is Making
i iil . . i
Military Preparations;
"
Measures Being- Ttken to Enforce
Neutrality in Case of War Be-
tween France and Germany.
Ll KG F-:. Belgiuin. Aug. 30. A sensation
has been cerated among the Belgian peo
ple, especially near the boundary of Franoe.
and Oermanv, by the military precaution
which are being put lute effect by the
Belgian government.
A military council waa held yesterday at
the villa of Lieutenant General Hellobat,
the minister of war, at which the corn
aI. .i ..... ,.t n n,A rmntl.. rlftiHs and
other military authorities were present.
The confertr.ee was called to consider
., .in... a
measures to preserve the neutrality of the
cotinfry in the event of war between
France and Germany, so as to prevent the
violation of Belgian territory by either
i combatant or by Great Britain, should that
country become Involved in the conflict
Great military activity lias been in eve
dence during the last two days.
Specific instructions. It is understood,
have been Bent to the commanders of
troops concerning the bloving up of
bridges and tho destruction of tailways
should war break out.
MORE FOOD RinTS IN FRANC
W omen Thrun Mocks of Dealers W ho
a,nW .,.a,,,cr, ....
4a..4
j Colonels Keren I SI, I'aal,
nin A,,r o The o-italoi against! LOUlUVILLtf. Aug. M. Loul..villc ile
1 AlllS. Aug. .H.1. 111. o,ltaio.l sgainai ttuiei p, ; ,nc ,8st K.(nU (lf ,ni,
high oricea of provisions continues and ol-j series, making ll three strutglit defeats for
orders of considerable proportions were re-; the visitor, rfeore:
ported today from twelve pluces in north- j Wt',8ABJ6.A.E. BT' Pab.u.o.aK.
ein Prance. The usual procedure Is for a I ptanib'iy, !b 3 1 0 J I liajutnoni. c' I 2 0 0
,rov,d of women of the lower class to as-; ? ' I o ii'iv'&"u. s I ! ?
setnble and do their miirk-tliiK together,: iiulasht, :b. I I I I 0 Drlahnu . .14 o 2 ft i
carrying large placards on which are writ.; ? j ? ftl? ! . J
ten the priceH which the v omen arc willing
. ... ia 11. . alKiiiL-ftAniir ucKnlltfl til sell Ills'
" " .
. . . ... 1 . .... .1 . u 1 . 1 1 -
VirOOUS SI 111" Ulie" Uliri I U IHl- T.w,,i,
i I B . . .
1 but if he refuses they pitch ail 01 nis
stock into the street. : Louisville O 1 o 0 1 0 1 0
A butcher named Krolssan at Henln-iM. Paul 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 U 0-:
Lcltard, In Pa de Calais, while patrolling Two-base lilts: Clarke. Hu swltt. Three
. .... .... , base hits: Autrey, Howard. Struck out
the sidewalk in fiont of his shop on hor.-e- ,; unR, 4; by I'hech. 1; by Laroy, 1
back bis pluco was stormed by a crowd of hasea on balla: Off Chech, 1: off, Laroy, 1
i 00 women
who demanded that lower prices
be had. The butcher charged Into the mob. j
yelling and wovlng a stick, with which!
ho knocked over several of the manifest-
ants before he was pulled from his horse.
SAINT QT.'ENTINF.. Department of Alsne,
Prance. Aug. 30. riften hundred weavers
from Trie, a suburb of this city, marched
Into Saint Quentine todsy nnd socked
eighty stores where eatables were on ule.
The police finally dispersed the rioter.
HYMENEAL
Job naon-lianaon
YORK, Neb., Aug. 30.-(Ppec!a!.)-Mr.
Cleve L. Johnson and Mies Belle J. Hanson
were married Sunday at the Primitive Bap.
tist church. Elder C. M. Cooper, x pastor,
performing the ceremony.
O'IS'eal-Watls.
CLEAR LAKE, la.. Aug. 30. -(Special.)
Chester R. O'Neal and Miss Gladys B.
Watts were united In marriage at high
noon today. Rev. Wasser of the Methodist
Episcopal church performing the cere
mony. They took the afternoon train for
Okoboji, where they will remain a week,
and returning will make their home at
Mason City. The bride was a teacher of
tho public schools here, while the groom
owns and operates an elevator at Freeman.
DEATH RFCORD.
i J - ":?'
The news has reached here of the death nt
Hawthorne, Nev., of coionei Edmund k.
English, for thirty years a real estate
ci'v
Mason and civil war veteran of this city
and married Miss Emily Dennis, daughter
of the late General Dennis, who survives
him. us do three son.
Kill Wife and Himself.
ST. .HiSEPH. Mo., Aug. "0 Following
bis wife's- refusal to return to live with
b'm. oil Anderson, driver of an Ice wagon
t....... !.., u,i.l Llll im wnrran anrl rh,i
t liineil himself. They had been separated,
I it Is said.
1Yoa'r CUan. Collar, J. You'rt
VV'sK- Groomta".
UTBOLIH WATERPKOOrKO
UNEN COLLARS
are permanently clean. They look U
denticaily the aame Si the beat linen
collar, and will give you longer tervice.
1 has'ra am;, pumuie. arriact t.ltu.i:. cool ai.4 cooa
lunaaw. IH-lfccatic kniM.. corrscwlvk. 'Ike aaaa
cullar yam alvava arara sol amerstoores.
Nu( irLlniu.4 o rnbbar.
C.llara, 23c each Cslfe, BOc a aeir
aU yew aeakr'a, of ay aaail au raaiai 4 sru.
Tee FIBERLOID CO.
79 Wareriy flace, M. T.
seirfl I
MIPS
HJr
COLUMBUS SPLITS TWIN BILL
One Run in Twenty Innings Enough
to Give Even Break.
BLANK BREWERS IN FIRST GAME
Only 1st Mllnaakrp Hanuera Reack
ernnd 'lral 4.aaae l.oea Kleien
In.l.a. IM.cliera Ml.,
nllh lilts.
i'oluilibus to-
CciLl MUl'S. i.. Aug.
: d,,.v "cored Inn one run lit .wei.ly imiiiigs
required for two game with .Milwaukee.
but with it got an even break, as t lint one
score won the first game In the eleventh
Inning. Only two .MiUuukee tuiineiaj
reached second. More, fiist gsme: ,
fil.t Mill s. MIUWAt NKi:
I lii'clir.aii. If :l o 2 n imi,i r
I Mahilna. as.. 4 I I S 0 Hurre, , (
AH II A V. .
. . 3 ft 3 ft ii .
.. 1 u t 1 ll '
. . 4 1 ." 3 ft !
.4 It 1 ft 1
.4 1 4 il :
.41331,
.. 4 1 3 ft
.41 I 3 ? i
.4 I ; ft I
a 4 t i ? ft
.. I I (I II
. r.7 -:,t i; :
t rontaHuii. r: b - ft u ft fiiailpn. 'Jb.
P.-rr.na. lb . 4 I 10 ! 0 Jnni-i Ih
i iitisna. -ii .4100 llalnon. rf.
hi (iKainkl. 3(1 4 1 1 1 Oriaik. Sb...
pitwell. ef... 4111 " ion. If..
. Walah. t 4 "I t t lwla. .a.
Paikaid, .. 4 1 ; 4 0 Mam! all. c .
Tutala.
M t ", 13 I Hlikman
T.ital.
tne out when winning run scored.
'Batted for I .el hold in the eighth.
Columbus 0 0 0 0 0 I) 0 l 0 H II
Milwaukee 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 V V -1
Two-base hit: lwls. liases on balls:
Off r.lckard. 1: off Dougherty. 2. Struck
out: Bv Packard, ti: hv Douchertv. 2.
Tlme: 2:0R. empires: Hnyes und Bier-i banded only a montli ago.
lialter.
Heois. second gallic: lUpladeU In Philadelphia.
Mlt.WAt KKK , I't.LlMni PI 1 U.A DKLHJ ll A, Aug. SO A dynamite
uusiid. et...A''"'--K h, im V '! 'V Kt i ba,nb- b"i"ved to l.av been placed in poal-
t iiiiiei. ;b..4 I T i ii Mahiini. a. . s i -j 4 liiiou bv pel siina who l.ad been refused
.Ion.', lb 4 0 10 0 ofonialton. rl 4 ft l ft ft I . , , ,
Halat on, rf. .. 4 2 1 0 ft l'i
s-a : 1 1
).ia. aa.... 3 V -J T 0 0.
Halaloa. rf... 4 2 1 0 ft Tarring, lb.. 3 0 11 1 P
!. ro . 4 i .. u
itoiirua. .o. i - .. o
Oilwnll. rf... II 0 .1 II 0
Ktvalk. q .... I 0 0 I 0 Jacklry, C....1 Mill
Mu"nn- H2 11; V 1111
" ! Hit
Totala 1 a '.7 17
Batled for Cooper in the eighth.
Milwaukee 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0-2
Columbus 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -f
Two-base hit: Balaton. .Struck out: B
Cooper. 1. Time: 1:2S. Imjitres: Blei
haller and Hayes
Miller Win l.asl lload l.aine.
TOLEDO. Aug. W -Minneapolis took their
final road game in the east from Toledo
today, I to 1. Basketle was batted hard mil
opportunely, ami had poor support, while
Patterson pitched superb ball the entire
wav. Heore:
MINNRAPOMg TOLKDO.
AB H.ll A F. AB.II.U.A K
Clrmar, if ...0 HiS t Kiln, rf 4 0 1 0 0
Altlrer. a'.. .4 4 3 3 It HI'chmall. !bl 3 2 I t
I'ravatli, It.. 4 1 1 0 0 Bronkl, b . 4 lltl
Klllifur. llh.. I l 0 0 Ho'nhTat, lb .1 t IS I l
Wllllaina, .'b. a 0 3 0 0 I linaa. If.,.. 3 0 :i 0 0 I
Ruasnian, rf. & .1 10 0 l!urn&. rr ... 4 0 ft 0 1
OH1, lb 4 I II I 0 1'aria.h. t-...S 0 4 4 0
Farrla, b...l 2 ft a 0 Butlrr. as.....', till
Os-fina. c. .. 4 1 .( II ft naal.e'.ta. p.. 3 ft 0 1
Patlaraon, p. 5 ; 0 6 0 Wai, o 0 0 0 t
.. .... 'Dcrrlik .... 1 0 II 0 0.
Toula S3 14 :i 11 0
n e ihii; ' '
'Batted for Baskette In e.ghili
Toledo 0 0 01 0 0 0 0 (i 1
Minneapolis 1 0 n 0 3 o 1 0i
Two-base hit: Kerr!. Three-bane hltu:
Uossman. Owens. Hacrifh-e hits: Clynes.
Cravath. Gi.l, Owens. Williams, I'atterson.
Basea on ball: Off Basketle. 1; ul( Pat-
iKa,!;,. TT1 KXR? K
I eight Innings; off W est. I In one inning
Double plays: llllams to Gill. Carls. h to
r,m': 1 :K; 1 "'""'
star.it... vr.
3 i l 0 li lanu.
' '
"Unt'. I.
:i 0 5 4 I) Hosall, :'h
:i 1 1 J ii
. 0 u 0 2 ! 1
j
15 7 24 t f
I bong.
p tl u u n I C'hai-ti. p. .
tsiro, ji...
Tolala :i t 27 10 2
Totala...
I Lmpucs: rtigunun ana r.a
dinger
llooslcra l.oae to hunaaa illy.
INDIANAPOLIS, Aux 30. Hohlltzcr was
wild and was relieved by Kimball in the
sixth, who allowed Kunsaa City only "lie
scratch hit. JihoaUes pitched splendid bull
and the visitors won. Score:
KANSAS "-ITV. INDIANAPOLIS.
AB H.O. A.K AB H.O. A.K
llnsttai. yb.. u a I 0 0 Hoffman, rf. u .1 i 0 0
tulllvan, cf.. 4 14 0 1 V oortruff. If. t, 1 2 0 0 '
S.-haller, If.. 2 1 3 0 0 M( arthy, lb i 1 7 I ll
Iltt. rf 4 2 f 0 li MrC.rty, rf. k 3 I 0
Roi kTM, 2b 4 1 II 0 (Jan. in 4 1 0 1 1
llonnil, lb 4 0 fi 0 1 R liter. 4 0 7 1 n
I orriiioa, tl.. 4 0 0 4ft Wllltatua, l. 31430
O'Connor, c. , 2 3 0 0 Mowa, aa.... 3 1 4 4 b
llboadea, p.. 4 0 1 0 f hill .ir, p.. 1 0 0 0 0
r Kiniuit, p... .1 ioio
Totala 33 I 27 7 3 Houaar 1 1
0 0 o
Mailman.
1 0 V 0 0
Totala 40 U 27 11 1
Batted for Bitter In ninth.
Batted for Gets In ninth.
Kansas City 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 S
Indianapolis 1 0 0 0 1 o 1 o 1 t
Two-base hits: Kimball. Hyatt. Wood
ruff. Struck out. By 8chlitr.er, 1; bv Klm
ba.l. 5: by Khoades. 8. Basea on halls: Off
Rhoodes, 2: off Schlltstr, 2; otf Kimball, 2.
Time: 1:45. Umpires: Hundiboe and
Owens.
'
Persistent Advertising le the Road to Big
Returns.
.9. is llir onlv rmrrlr iha,
L B )o
treatment of Contagious Blood Poison, and with the assurance that a last-
ing cure will result. There arc certain mineral medicines which will
temporarily remove the external symptoms of Contagious Blood Poison,
but when the treatment is left off the disease always returns in worse form,
dclica tsues of the stomach and bowels are usually injured
Dy mesc strong minerals, xz.s made entirely ot non-injurious roots,
herbs and barks of recognized curative and tonic value, removes every
particle of the virus from the circulation, and by enriching and strength
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When you go tor
a spurt In a canoe or
row boat tske a bottU
of Jettex's Gold Top
Beer along It
good compan;.
and a sure re
fresher. The employes
in our uUut
take as uiucti
pride In proi'uclng
tbia incomparable
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raaallr Trade nppli.a by
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WAR ON ITALIAN CRIMINALS
New York Trying to Stem Wave of
Bomb Throwing and Kidnaping.
DETECTIVE BUREAU REORGANIZED
More 'I ban Kite Tfconsand Ki- n
slrta alil la Be In the Hh
Italian Oofcrainrnl War-
rled liter owln. ' "
NEW VORK. Aug. .X. -All tie Italian
., .,,.. . ,.iii. aevemv-fivn 111 nutll-
! ,1(r wfr, gllnllnoni to police lieaduUBi tei
I . . .s.,ned to stem the wave of
iau.n Cvme. The set- ouscees of the slt-
n,,lot, becitiue apparent today, when It
, lear ned that ti e Italian government
.,a, received through II consul here a Msi
; f rrjmrs committed by nalUes of Cuii
.uiittty here since tlie first of the m .
and as much woirie.l Bt tlie show u;
It stated tl at the ileteciixe bureau has
vlels belleed to he In New York Ciiv ai
tills time.
The lmiued.ate pi o oeaiiou ut the Lallan
rime crusade was the two kidnaping
cases iejiiiteil to tlie police yesterday
ufid still unsolved. In addition police
records show fourteen cases of bomb
h rowing rime July 14.
The action of Police Commissioner Waldo
uduy practical liy revive tlie once famous
I Ituliun detective bureau which was dls-
1 '"" cluue in ctrat ut nunaa
m the soutiicrn .ecttoii or this city to-
tia.v. causing coiiKlderabls damage. No
person was hurt. The front of the dwell
ing as well as that of the adjoining one
was wracked, and ndows in houses
within a radius if a cU were smashed.
On April 5 lusl, a similar explosion oc
"urred In front, of the hotiae which Is oc
cupied by Teter Mancusco, a merchant. Ht
.ail received a letter demanding money
. hli h was signed "black hand". Ha turned
the letter over to the police, who Wra
unable to locate those responsible for th.
explosion.
Close Finishes Mark
Races at Dcs Moines
Dr. Archdale Wins 2:18 Trot from
Canora Belle After Hard Fought
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Dfci.S AluLVUA. la., Aug. 30.-(Speeial Tel "
I egiam.) The best races of the week war,''
icout.steil today. More than l.Oflo persons at
tended. Summary:
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ppucing: j
Dot
I Homer K
Golden Koil.
Sill
1 4 4 .1
i a i 2
4 3 : 4
A. .1. .lu.nor
Litdy ijiili kshot . .
Time: :!:!. i, 2:1t'v. 2:l4't,
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Dr. Arclidal-
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old ( rent Urn
J 4 !i 11 fi
.lerushavihe
The Cochran
Jim tl'Slicu
Liirly Mitrni
Henato:' K
Time: 'J:W, J:17
'lass l':L'(i. psc'iig :
liroryi NeiMoii.
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Illllll.'ntl l-A.ir. !:,, 11 lifnli.ii
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Wlllhinis. won: siBr-!ir.'oi'elt' srcojii."
Voumj Alolo. thirO. Si'ii'K, ,lnke Bell and
Ivory M.. also siaC'l. Tune: 1:3.1';.
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A V3rle(y of new slinpen to fit
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