Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 11, 1894, Page 5

TOOK A LITTLE VENG EA\CF Omaha Very Properly Thumps Two 8t. Jos Pitohers Till Tired, TWENTY-SIX HITS AND TWENTY-ONE RUNS Rourkes Glve the Missourians a Taste of What Hard Batting Rea Like Iy Looks Buck Ebright Evel Up on Bl Traftey. Loujsvill 8t. Loul Boston veland 5 8 ishiniston, 4 Pittsburg, i Altimore, 9, Indianapolis, Milwaukee, 1. Detroit, 18; Kansax City, 8, Grand Raplds, 21; Minneapolis, 10 There was another fine crowd out at Charles Street park: yesterday, and the » barrel of fun Omaha tore off St. Joe's scalp. It was a lively game from start to fin sharacterized by some colossal hitting, s good head work, plenty of errors of all, the Rourkes won. Winfleld Scott Camp was In the points for Omaha, a fact that materlally assisted her to victory. Whenever St. Joe needed a hit, a nice liner out over short or past McVey—Winfleld would put on that Me phistophelistic smile of his, gave the ball an extra twist or so, and lo, a Saint would kick the bucket every time It was tough luck for Knelsley's lambs, but better they should have it than the Rourkes They had their dose the day before. At the end of the third inning the score stood Omaha 1 and St. Joe 9. The crowd was In the sulks, for another certain de- feat stared them in the face. Up to the fourth inning Bristow, the ex- Omahog and the Missourfans’ stellar twirler, aid exceliently, but in the fourth the Rourke pulled on their batting duds, and not only knocked him out of the box, but over the fence and into the river. _ Ten hits, with a total of eighteen bases and thirteen runs, was the color of it. Then Cole came fn from middle field, while Bristow wont off and crawled under the barn to die. But Cole wasn't much of an fmprovement, for when Pa's boys got through with him they had just twenty-one tallies, and St. Joe had but fourteen. Langsford, the new shortstop, played a clrcus game, making four hit them two-bag; and having five put outs and six a That was pretty clever playing, eh? Hutchison had a terribly oft day, but he has every indication of a first-class man, and will yet show the natives how the bag is played. Billy Moran has quit playing ball—he's too strong—and Papa was again forced into the game. And maybe he didn’t play. men by long, accurate throws from right field, made three hits, two of them of the timely kind, over the fence, that warms the cockles of the crank’'s heart and fills the summer air with glad acclaim. Seery was the Yankee Doodle of the gang, however, when it came to handling the wagon tongue. He was at the bat six times and made two homers, two doubles and a single. Pedroes, too, was up six times and made five hits, three of them two-sackers. Boyle and Camp also batted magnificently and Kid Fear caught a faultless game. By the way, If you can point out a better back- stop In the country than this same Kid, you want to straighten out you finger immedi- ately. Don’t notice any stolen bases credited to St. Joe, do you? But here are the figures in a pile: OMAHA. AB. R. 1B. SH. 8B. FO. A. E, 3 5 1 STy S g g HEdh Hutchison, 36 1 1 0 0 4 3 5 MaVey, ab..c6 .8 0 0 0 6 0 1 Wears c.i,4..56 4 3 0 1 8 0 1 ourke;, .xf..6 .8 .8 1 0 0 2 0 edroes, If..56 3 5 0 0 3 0 0 Boyle, b.....5 & 2 0 0 65 3§ 1 Camp, p. BB 0NE 0 05 3 A Totals ...50 21 2 1 2 21 11 9 ST. JOSEPH. A.B. R. 1B. SH. 8B. PO. A. E, Mohler, 2b. (5 R Pl T Cole, m-p.. (LT P T Preston, 3..6 3 1 0 0 2 5 1 Cooley,’ c-m..6 4 3 0 0 3 0 0 McFarl'd, EYORE R S T S | ATRO LN I e e T e ] McKibben, 1.6 1 8 0 0 4 0 0 Holling’'th, ss5 0 1 0 0 2 2 2 Bristow, p...2 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 Stein, m-c...4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Totals .45 14 12 0 0 27 4 Omaha . 113 10 41 St. Joe 400220 Runs earned: base hits: Seery, angsford (3 Cooley (2), Home run: Seery () Cole, 3. Passed bails:' Cooley, out:' By Camp, by Bristow, 1. Time One hour and forty-five minutes. Umpire Ward. ms Repont Thelr ¢ ROCK JSLAND, TIL, July 10.—(Special Telegram to The Bee)—Quincy played all around Rock Island today. Score: Rock Island . Quiney ... Base hits: Rock Island, Errors: Rock Island, runs: Rock _Island, base hits: Krelg, Three-base hits: son. Home runs: Johnson: Batterie 14; Quincy, 16 Sweeney, 7, Hill, Sonier and Dougall and Boland. Time: Two hours and fifteen minutes, Umpire: Cline, 0ld BlIL Traflley Gotting Paid LINCOLN, July 10.—(Special Telegram 'he Trafflieys went down before the powerful arm of the mighty , almost duplicating el was batted at will, and was also wild, Lawrence re- lieved him in the sixth and fed straight to The Beé.)— Youngy Johnson toda yesterday’s game, Bu balls. Score: Lincoln ...... Des Moines . Earned fu Lincoln, 8; Des Moin: Base hits: Lincoln, 11; 'Des Moines, Woods, T man. Three-ba balls: By Burrell, Burrell, Struck out: By Bur- by Johnson, 1. Double plays: Traf- , ‘McVicker and Traffley. Batteries: Johhson and Speer: Burrell, Lawrence and Jones. Time: One hour and forty min- utes. Umpire: Ready. Must fluve HBeen Tiresome. JACKSONVILLE, IIL, July 10 (Spe ‘Telegram to The Bee.)—Peoria won today a very looscly playe auigney, Johnson, Hoff- hit: by Lawrenc eople got awfully tired before It was over. core Jacksonvill 14006021100 0-10 Peoria veetes € 1651000 4 0-15 rned ru Jacksonville, 7; Peoria, 3. Two-base hits: Jacksonville, 4 Peoria, 1. Home runs: Jacksonville, §; Peorla, 1. Base hits: Jacksonylille, 145 Peoria, 13." B rors: Jacksonville, 4; Peoria, 1. Hatt Emmeticke and Snyder; Déam and rien. Umpire: Demorris, Standing of the Teams. Played. Won. Lost. Pr.Ct i Joserh 5.0 incoln ... 1 Omaha . 3 Jacksonyille 3 Peoria 7 Rock Island Des Moines Quincy 32 i Grand Rapids and Minneapolls Tear o Game All to Pleces Botwoen 'Em GRAND RAPIDS, July 10.-The game this afternoon was a long, desperate strug- gle, the home team having a hard time downing the Millers. Score Grand Raplds 113800413 Minneapolis £ 10328433 : Grand Raplds, rrors: Grand Rap! ned runs: Gra aplds, 14; Min olis, 2. Two-base hits: Wright, 2; m.vh Wheelock, Hulen, 1urns’ uid Klopf ree-base hits: Callopy, McClelland, Klopf and Burrel runs Sples, Klopf. Struck out sh, Parker, Callopy, Burrel, 2; K rvin. Double plays: ' Hulen 'to' Wilson. Time: Three Minneapolis, : Minneapa ok at Joe Wal INDIANAPOLIS, July Milwaukee's Indianapolis, Indianapolis, Kerins Wittroc harde Strack Out & Man | over Charde, Kansas City's new 0 Errors: Kansas Cit s hits Jantzen, | Thres-base Kansns City erett to Char nnd ten minutes s Gayle Standing of the T NATIONAL LEAGUE GAM Chieago Comos innings. casily and pounded out nin hour fifty-five_minute etts and Cle the bat to- rk. Score 3 0-2 1 , 29; Washington, 10. ; Washington, 6. Barned Washington, rucl proving an easy Washington Two-l Double Tebeau and Childs minu Bsper Commy Takes n Brace Again, CINCINNATI, not bat Dw hits counted for nothing. three of icoessfully and their Score 1 0 0—3 Cincinnati, 1; New Latham, Canavan, Il\\\r\r Haltren, McPhee Struck Two hours and Batteries: Meekin, Break the Spell. 10.—Pittsburg m and Smith; He got two Murphy and Pirates Finally BALTIMORE; played the Orioles at all points. Score: 1110109 31265 °—19 Earned Two-base Beckley, Z; Lyons. Three- Scheibeck. Reitz, Jennings and Brouth- s: Baltimore, 3 hits:" Brouthers, Double plays: Struck out: and fifteen minut Umpir McMahon, Clarke; Bhret and Merritt. Daub Was a Mark. July 10.—Louisyille had no LOUISVILLE, Daub being hit trouble In winting today, 50008000 *13 302 0-17 vlile, Brooklyn, 14. ,_1; Brooklyn, 6. Struck Pfeffer (2), Lu- Ronardson: bouble plays: Richardson and I Mcmn-e'nmx Weaver, Browns Merely Played Ball, LOUIS, July 10.—Today's game, was ‘an easy one for the Browns, was won Dreitenstein's and Gastrigh and the of the 022 *7 138 Louis, 17; Philadelphia, 12. ; 'Philadelphia, 4. St. Louis, 9; Philadelphia, 3. O'Rourke. , Frank, Miller, nor, Thompson, Hamilton. team. Score: Philadeiphia’ Barned run; Omaha, 18; St. Joe, 3. Two- Connor., Hutchison, Fear, Rourke (2), Pedroes (%, Hoyle, Camp, Marcum, McKibben, ' Holly. , McFarland. Bases on balls: By Camp, 6; by Bristow, 2; by Struck Breitenstein, Two hours and fifteen Batteries: Haddock and Standing of the Teams, Played. Won. Breitenstein Lost. Pr.Ct. +000300221-8 10144200 1-13 Washington 10WA OARSMEN IN TRAINING. ireat Preparations for the Storm Lake Regutta. Ia, July 10.—(Special to There is much interest taken in now in the anticipation of the coming regatta of Amateur Rowing The regatta this year will be held July 18 and 19 at Storm Lake, a new loca- New cities have been interested, and the regatta this year will be the mest ex- the veins of Crews Making STORM LAKE associ- .403032001-13 200010000 1-2 because in crews flows mostly 3 lake averages about two and one-half miles in width and five miles in length, slightly in the form of a bow, and the city, of it , directly overlooks tire luke The course Lincoln, 1; Des Moines, 6. Two-base Rending Sullivan. Hases on L 2 Wild across its width. almost di- exceedingly Of the bLest will be rowed This method has been tes and has been found to give isfaction to the spectators. are able to see the entire race, and furnishes what a crowd most races will miautes and the best sat- nethod giame of ball. There were ‘no very brilliant features, and the desires—excitement, more exciting ball contest. It 15 generally conceded that Dubugne and Sioux City will divide honors in th Chey are both on the events. Illinots Central and cre ter enthusiasm Ottumwa senlor double ¢ fellows pull Dubuaue 1s * best wen was and one of the crews has . will be as Hawk- senior roke; Junior Aldérson 3, weland bow, Stapleton and Stapleton bow, Stapleton bow, four, McIFarland bow, Smith strok Smith stroke: junior Lindsay; junior single, Stapleton and Lind Junior ' pair, OF the above crews Stapleton anl Tawk Dubuque vietorious four at International where they ins were in the repatta) won the lowa state Navy hu is_well prepared for the re ts and possibly all the sculling ev The senlor four consists of . Richards and Kneedler. crew of , and i5 & val 18 strong, he_junior four is Blood ‘and Claypole. are all athletes’ and of the cent forms. sity of Wisconsi addition to the heayy and in good form, Gouch and the senlor double are both experienced oarsme team 18 -8 runs West, Um Pr.Ct 0.0 | the 19 Er- runs hits. and Bat- 1—4 and out- Er- Time: rned Home Ga which Had- 683 617 The Lest d horse ting the have their sweep Cur- Rich They agnitl Ed Currier They won 11 en, mor- | Parvin, | THE OMAHA DAILY BEE Such prices as these will make them travel. P R TR JAPONET3 DRES3 GOODS, 19¢ per yard. Sold right along at | 30¢. LADIES TRIMMED HATSR, $1.00 worth-double. 1,000 NOVELS, Only 9c each. Up to date works. BLEACHED SHEETING 4-4 Only 6ic Yard Regular 93¢ goods. BIOYOLES, now at 33t per cent. discount from regu- lar prices. MEN'S 0DD PANTS, $2.75- Marked down from $4 and $5. LADIES' PERTALE SHIRT WAISTS, 50c. ‘Worth double. BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK. 49c. 70 inch. HAY Before Inwvoice Ta,lti:ng Several Thousands of Dollars’ Worth of Goods Must Go---And Go Quick, Too. S S e v 24 LES OF A SWEEPING PKICE |S1lk Stories That Interest. atural pengee silk, Printed China sill Special Notice. Men’s Summer Suits YOUR CHOICE OF ANY Light Summer Suit IN THE HOUS| BO. 75 13.50 to 818, Cheney Bros. Black Tndin silk e oo number at $1.95 each to the buildi s find some extry CURED PRUNE}, 7'c pound, you will alwa ilk bargains Turkish Towels. Blankets at Closing Cut Prices. They sold right along from § Be towels now reduced t uits are light, airy and fashion- and cutaways. y ra long and in the fAYSATARILLA, dollar size, 65¢ bottle. the largest and heaviest bleached towel ever made for display at World" a few of them left; able—in sac The culawa rogular cut of this season’s sty cloths and colors, attend this sale. Make a memorandum of these prices 18-inch striped Turkish toweling, 3 summer suit, closing price $2. e e ] you alveady have a suit, buy anothe re and valuable. Moncy refunded if goods are Hayden's only closing price $1.75 pair. COUNTRY L UTTER Fine soft finish 11-4 silver gray blankets, | Remnants of Wash Dress Goods. trade in our dr 10 cents, 12} cents, 15 cents Come and see our line of summer coats 10-4 size white wool mixed blankets, slight- 11-4 white blankets, 11-4 fine California blankets, ders, worth $11:50 a pair, Jacquard_bor- | closing price § Through the very large House Furnishing Goods A Column Always Grocery Prices That Infuse Life Into Trade. 24 pounds of Sugar for $1. in a supply of wash WHITE PARIS : goods for future Interesting. It is only our buying in large quantities that enables us to quote such low prices. We will sell you choice sugar corn, 6%c lamp shades, cach, worth 50c. Fancy lamp shades. frames over 25 difter- price $1.00, wire frames, Reduced Prices in Bicycles. As it Is now late in the season we have | of our wheels, Crackers. 4o per pound; 5¢; ginger snaps, grandma’s cookies, 25 cents. Cholce solid packed tomatoes only 9%c 3 sugar cooki frosted creams, SR IR R T All copper tea .Kettles, s0ld at $1.50. No. 8 nickle tea kettles, 95¢. 4-quart sprinkler. l5c. 6-quart sprinkler, 19c. 8-quart sprinkler, 25c. No. 7 copper bottom wash boller, 39¢; No! Early June peas only 9%ec can. blackberries, cut prices on | snownake ci w\m‘\ D kage oatmeal crackers, PLAND TUNIN 51.50. secured the C late with the as our boys' WATER PAILS, 7 cents. Choice cut steak salmon, Very fine saimon for 8lc, 9%c and 10c THE REDUCTIONS. 0Oil sardines, 3%c can. 331 PER C! Mustard sardines, T Mixed pickles only Gc bottle, Chow chow only 5¢ bottle. Finest fmported queen olives, 35¢ quart. Saville olives, 25¢ quart. Arabian olives, 15¢ quart. French mustard only 234c bottle. Large pails of jelly, Sweet chocolate, 8%c package. Condensed milk, 10¢ can. Rolled wheat breakfast food), 5¢ pound. Geod Japan rice, from 5S¢ up. Baking chocolate only 17%c package. 1-1b. can fiberless cocoanut, 73%c. Soda crackers, 5c_pound. Oyster crackers, 3%4c. ; Tomato catsup only T%c bottle. AR { better lopportunity are all of this year's patterns, with all the latest improvements. toilet sets, splendid decorationy regular sold at $5.00. and color, $2. CORN STAROH, 3i cents a package. The Western Washer §2. on this deal. Butter dishes, 3%c each. Spoon holder, 3%c each. Cream pitcher, ‘Water glasses, Tin top jelly glasses, 24c per dozen. Gold band china cups and saucers, 7c per you save $2.00 Ladies Hats. trimmed hats, tastefully trimmed with and pins, this season’s style, such as you have been accustomed to paying $3.00 for, SUGAR BOWLS 3t cents in blacks and col- it California bows, flowers are now enabled to do piano-tuning of the highest grade at a price will be a survrise Satisfaction guaranteed Hotel bakers, 39¢ per dozen. Solld nickle 3-pint coffee pot, 65c. Solid nickle, 4-pint coffee pot, Solid nickle, 5-pint coffee pot, S5c. Solid nickle, 3-pint tea pot, Solid nickle, 4-pint tea pot, 75c. Children’s trimmed hats, in blacks and colors, we ordinarily would get 50c for, now —_— state races and will be winners ess there are some surprises. ble consists of Howell and Hiles, 12d Currier has not decided whether he wiil enter in the senior singles, and the racing committee ‘'want him to s0. There will also be a ladies’ barge ra between Sioux City and Storm Lake maid- event unl Junior dot ens. But these (rack fleets will more than lkely find a surprise in store shape of some unknown Gregor. McGregor is veteran G. R. Turner, every regatta since the war and who has a son who is old enough father some points on new fangled sculling. Mr. Turner has reorganized the McGregor club and has a lot of youngsters whom he declares will simply strike ‘terror into the hearts of the city fellows from Dubuque and Sioux City. Ottumwa will also enter a Jjunior double and senior double, will keep the other oarsmen pulling hard The senior from start to finish. will include Ed_Kilby, single sculler in Iowa, and Gus Lyons, who is as strong as an elephant and as quick as a federation of mule strike. Gus h but has alway lough and Lyons will double single. the race inter: be there, of crack scullers, into a dangerous for t Rapids has not form is that the big esting. and no and the senior on the Hannegan, president, York that he cannof be present, burden of the regatta will upon E. L. Kilby of Ottumwa, vice dent. The other officers, Phelps of Burlington, assistance. Captain Merry has agreed to run special trains on the Illinois Central on both d: to accommodate the crowds both going being sh a large contingent. will send at least a people in a spe . “Burlington and Council Bluffts will be weil represented. coming. Sioux Cit miles away, will fu Dubuque and Ottumw. special party of fi and Cedar Raplds FOUR FA Talent Partlally Re-Establl Washington Park k CHICAGO, July 10.—Four favorites got the money at Washington park today and Perkins brought in four of the six winner: In the fifth race Cash Day not only out- ran Ida Pickwick, but he also equaled the record for a mile and seventy yards, Ll Results: First race, four and s S Tartarian (6 to 5) won, second, Minnie Cee (1 to 1) third. 114k Third race, Drexel stakes, man (2 to 1) won, Sern second, Vassal (3 fo 1) third. Voit (2 to 1) won, Fourth race, one mile Two O'clock ' (20 to 1) Kenzle (15 to 1) third Fifth race, mile and seventy Day (6 to b 1:44 Sixth race, one m Ilume (3% to 1) sec 1) third. Time: 1:42 n, lda Only One Favorite Won. KANSAS CITY, July slim attenda track was one favorite, Postboy, while rge Miller, took the fourth event First r nd _race, three-qi selling: Mamie B won, ond, Extra third. Timé Halstead third, Tin Fourth race, thirtéen-sixteenths of Minden, George Ml von, corge Miller w excellent satisfaction. . Brownwood third. , three-quarters of a mile, Vashtl won, Peregal second, Rock Hill | KEEPING UP THE RECORD MAKING IT PLEASANT FOR GOULD. but his friends of a mile, selling: ond, Maud D the Owner of the Scoteh Yachtsme: Fowth Race of the Largs Regatta Went with the Other Three, Results at Brighton. NEW YORK, July 10.—Races at Brighton Melba. (4% 1o last evening l:u)ul Clyde Yacht club at its club house by Secretary crews from . seven furlongs: ANOTHER VICTORY FOR THE BRITANNIA to a speech 1) won, Mr. Sass ( to 1) second, (7_to 1) third. appreciation RUPTURE can be CURED {INATOIO VIEEI(! 3 CGuarant - Pay until Cured. A NEW DISCOVERY. NO PAIN OR TRUSS. HO OPERATION OR DARGER. NO DETENTION FROM BUSINESS. 8end for our New Book. NATIONAL RUPTURE CO. 119 S. 14th St. Omaha,Ne b, mlle :lnd a sixteenth Longdale (3 to s (40 to 1) third, ird_race, six furlongs: Vigllant Loses the Fourth Race with the Ialiirecention Prince of Wales' Boatv by Nearly ngenE & 2 Nine Minutes—Details of Gould added: “I came here for sport, and e ) moner (7 to 10) third, Fourth race, to 5) won, Ducal (2} But I am afrald that [ which will not don't grumble weather, but all T ask for {8 & good breeze, and if we have a good breeze tomorrow tne Vigilant will show vyou some sport." win a few prizes. have found the boat here to 1) second, HUNTERS QUAY (Firth of Clyde), July ‘With a very light wind blowing across the bay and the prospects the yachts Vigilant and this morning Clyde Corinthian cup, valued at $300. familiar one of “Fifth_race, one mile: Sandowne (10 to 1) Chattanooga Skidmore (2% to 1) third, Sixth race, won, Tiny Tim (10 to 1)’ wanl, Chief Jus- tice (10 to 1) third. Time: bad for yacht heels when on been in a number of races, lost because of his inquis: itlve Inclination to get Into all that belongs to the other crews. the race for singing “'He is a Jolly Good Fel- was followed The singing cheers for the Vigilant and Mr. SENSATION AT SIOUX FALLS. course was Clyde Yacht No. 1, off this place, around mark boat the opposite shore; bay and to and around the mark boat off , Isle of Bute; from there around the mark boat off Kilcreggan and back to Hun- twice around total distance lor Purso Because Maud Wright May Lose Her Driver Weighed Short. N 10.—(Special Bee.)—A _Strong wind on the first half interfered with races of the July harness meet- Judge James Culbertson of Chi- s He fined D, s Conquering Heroes. ~(Special Tele- he Pawnee Blues de. Glants today and Lyons will try for the junior “edar Rapids and be represented, but only by old boatmen, who will go into the crews just to make across the bay to. and oft Skelmorlie, back across the Burlington will gram to The Bee. and a number of other . and if they concl hell they will make Pawnee City grounds siants will” strengthen cago acted as driver of Howard Maud Wright will likely terday and defeated the Clay City shown up in more splendid dam on the at the Rapids was washed out this spring instead of having finest stretches of water In rowing and pleasure, Cedar Raplgs has very meager facllities in_ this regard n, although for different very similar shape. The crews there have been taking very little interest matters and are not in first-class The races will occur July 17 and 18, junior event is to occur on mark boat; lose all money in SR his left leg broken below rth in Oxford. over the line Cetebrated thy minutes after gun-fire, and the Vigilant glided over three minutes The race became more interesting as the two boats approached the Cloch shore, ze had freshened with promise of holding on all over the firth. they stayed almost together, standing a good way into Lunderstun bay before turning. The Vigilant's sails were far from being in good order, the main sail especially setting On the short tacking up to Wemys castle the positions of the two yachts were virtually uncha Britannia's lee Skelmorlie mark boat the Britannia was two and came I \m)mm A horse took sick pace and it was postponed till Races today were: 2:17 trot, purse $500: favorite in this race The Britannia Sanford of the Yale team were present today for the bre extenuation carsmm desisted when warned by the police. d upon payment of costs. were releas PO S therefore fall WEST POINT, Neb., July The Bee.)—A very interesting game of base ball was played here today West Point of the home team by 'a score 300 trot, purse o0t 10.—(Special .to Somteanrel v; Lindsay of Dubuque and Ensign C. willl plgo e i attendance ta lend helpral by the Oakland Chancewood EPER fermtocsm 5 nd Stauffer Rain at Saginaw. Mich., July 10.—The promise the widest gap shown in any of the these two yachts. ter pulled up well in the run to Ascog mark oors North Loup. ORD, Neb.,, July 10.—(Special Telegram to races sailed by HIRES makes m home great Tomperunc ure luld lwm marred today by a heavy rain, which began after 3 o'clock i postponement until tomorrow. and continued of part of Three heats The last heat noon between the Ord Vigllant was taking ord th rd won the Passing Innelan the the Britannla’s wind length betweeen them. orth Loup nines. DRITES IN FRONT. the program The Vigilant m-lu complete. This Drink glves ploas b Lo every member of toe pckage makes 5 gals Bo sure and get the genuine. Made only by three-minute cro:sing under her stern, At the Kilcreggan mark boat on the first round the Britannia again had the lead by twenty-seven seconds and she passed mark —_— Kidney Tea Trial size, 25 cent; first and third heats and race in 7 Lowell won the second All drugglsts. Sold everywhere. The Chas. E. Hires Co., Phllada. Send %0 stamp (o7 beautiful Pletars Ca Celonel Biggs and Dolly' C also started trotting, purse Cristo won the second and third hs Suits Against Gumblin rtin_ Slatter ffty-six seconds ahead of the Vigilant On the second round the Britannia gradu- reased her lead and won easily. time allowance Britannia defeated the Vigilant by eight min- utes and fifty-two seconds. is not one of thing when the first in 2173, Haker, Clarence, halt furlongs: | 1€ and Sponic aiso started. Dante (15 to'1) won, Martha Grifin (4 to nd, Averella (7 {o 1) third cond race, three-quarters Diamond gambling WILL WIND TEM UP TODAY. Y. M. C. A, and the Kourkes. of three games has been finally Omaha Intends tiing Even at Churles Street Park. Manager Kneisley has a sneaking notion that Johnson But you just go out to Charl and see that > Saints will not fa Good young Alexander SEARLES & SEARLES 4 SPECIALISTS one mile: Loh- and the Omaha Western o are not a few pclation tean maintained defendants, be compelled to return it to him with Intérest at 7 pe about the game, has_walloped ond, Henry Young (5 to 1) third. a collection to It this season, Hasty (6 to 5) won, ¢ Kitten (10 to | days of old Tom Benton, and certainly played next Mond Rabidoux decided to lay out the town. teams will be derstood that iness and the that purpose old firm expect third 1s August i, premises have grounds for been decided ce at the races y t and the sport good. i Hutchinson . Four second' chol, won the other races. Results e, three-quarters of a mile ing: Liston' won, Vandalight second, Prewitt third. Time: 1:19. Yourg Men's Kepublican Club. TREATMENT BY MAIL, All Diseases of tho Noso, Throat. Ches', Stomach, Liver, Blood Kidney Discases and ALL PRIVATE DIS- LONSULTATION FREE, Telegram to T) Hastings base crossed bats here Jim Cornwall se Manhood EASES OF rd describes it, refer to De Witt's Witel ball and badly Hazel Salve, cures Mird race, five-eighths ing: Halcyon won, Sunbeam 1416 FARNAW 5% A cooling ride—to Courtland Beachy i Rohrer and Reyn, The game was ont has an attractive ad today.