Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 9, 1894, Page 2

S AR Wi N b A e OMAHA DAILY BEE: THE THUR‘IDAY AUGU‘U‘ 9, 1891 in the last three | Maroons, Hastwell and Teckman. Umplre: to enll‘l‘ the ranks of the professionals and e NCY S WHIPPED ACAIN Ym:,:"" L MEMES, " Hine: 'One. our an(hiry- Ay AST | &5 SR Tanke of LB, Pr e e | North: #ide g1p 8 0 0 g2 | minutes. man and other professionals. P b i B! 3202 410 S Gnnms ON THE RUNNING TRACKS, MYRNVREN TIOURS ANBAD OF TiME s atterfes: Arm g N . | West nd Tru " 1 ! — a1 . E . A X Good Batting at the Right Time Lands | Ft. Hikee Tours. Favorites Have Little Trouble i Landing | One Story that Poes Not Confurm with Eis | 10510 niders tienting the senedute on the | William Evans Proves Himself an Expert | jow They Can Keep Cool, Comfortable the Game in Omaha’s Net, ; 3 A » W Mtmager’s Reports, Itelay Ride to venvor, in Handling One, NATIONAL EAGUE GAMES. BARATOGA, Aug. 8. -Potentate won the v RICHMOND, Ind, Aug. 8-The relay m](] Hlll)py. SURC — B opening race today, taking the léad at the S passe dthrough this city at 8:32 o'clock this Baltimore Makes Another Geab for tha Top | giart and aining It to the end, although e moring. ‘It was ot due here until 10:60 — ROURKES ALMOST LOST IN THE EIGHTH by Winning Twie Toreh Her was comiiti fast through the FLORRIE WEST TEELS OF THE ENGLISH TRIP tonight. KILLED ALL THE PARTIES CONCERNED “THE NICETIES OF N / Vel BROOKLYN, Aug. S.~Brooklyn lost two | stretch. In the second La Joya, another JIA INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 8- The relay et R $ '\ (l I“l / games to Baltimol Score, first game: odds on favorite, won easily from Chatta- ot of 3 Kk O pasged snfield, twenty-one miles enst 3 Noal Weakened After Two Men Were Out | jiiimore 00002000 24| nooga. Clomentine was made favorite n | foubret of the Gentiemun Jack COMPARY | j¢'yory “up 1239, ‘and arrived here at 152 | JOMOWY Leads to o Triple Tragedy tn} = 3 3 " and the Gems ¢ ough tn Brooklyn 00000000 1-1hoihird, and set the pace to'the last fur- il LA L o'clock. Tiotflold met the relay outside the | Philadelphin—Wiltlam Evan Frominent Lady Taike Upon tHe'Sulgecy J . Very 8 oo il Baltimore, 42 Brooklyn, long. Here Leonardo overtook her and fin- and Pald Hgr Own Fare ¥ clty " limits “and brought them into. the Is Wife to Her Uncle's Houso wnd Gives Some Very Vilaable ) rookiyn, T uns ; P o att’s Receptiof city, turned the letter over to Riders Rice i ' Other Ga Struck out: Ty Gleason, 2; b ished first in a hard drive. Lizzak, th —Coyhatt's eption. A Caentss Who, (mmedldtely started to and Shoots to Kil. Advi Three-basé hit Gleason, Two-base “hit: western ear-oid, at almost prohibitive 2 Crawfordsville with it, a distance of fifty AT i Robinson. |m||m'r‘l nlnvrt 'H";H'",' to -:':: odds, won the fourth race. Result O e miles, These two riders \Ivm nn)l }.-» re- SRR At . kot * » nings to Clar . Chani o Corcoran: ) ce, o d ongs: Poten- VEW Y Ve Teved until Crawfordsville is reached 4 Vo % “Ta about sufertng from/ thel heat! § Omaha, 8; Quinecy, 7. Bnfy o 1 Chance. Time: One hour and | First race, six and a half ’;'f‘ ne 1"‘1{ 5| [NEW YORK, Aug. 8—Fiorrie Weat, the | WA 0 AERVITIN Tnds, ‘A, 8S—Tne [ PHILADELPHIAL * Aug. 8—Jealousy [ T WO WIPERE (E0RL th j:" 3 Peoria, 9:" Lincoln, 4. 4 forty-three minutes. Umpires: |l‘;“\~:l; and | tate A|I ’:_,', ) '\\u!::‘ (Ju;:li\’ ll”.u’r““\ S o, | soubret of the Corbett Gentleman Jack com- shington-Denver relay bioycle rit ; .4,," caused a sensational triple tragedy in this | | ".- '\"" children do "l” suffer so much in i~ folnes, ock Island, 6. yne Iatterfes: Gleason and Robinson; | second, Thurston (8 to hird. o: 1:21%, TPRE hy ¥ 5 : e tomorrow at 10:62 e, REHV or ks , Mt | hot weather as women do! : R e, 6T Bt Jossph, & B Ry an Dty on o Taratn S (e A Joyi (3 {0 § | Pany, has returned to New York in the | hore tomorrow t 102 i my urrived here | city this morning. William N. Evans of | ot / b " Baltimore, 4-13;" Brooklyn, 1-5. Second game won, Chaftanooga (7 to §) second, Florinda | cabin of the Eibe from Southampton. She i "M e trom ndienupgil. i 0 4684 Willow street, Frankford, n suburb of | SN® Was a prominont member of the ex- 3 Pittsburg, 10; Cleveland, Baltime 2 s G U BT R G VR Tl f'u:“!“‘nuu Loonardo (5 | %44 8he paid her own passage because sho e of forty-seven miles, in foul hours | this city, shot and killed Louls Hecht at ccutive committee of & woman's assoclation 1 GH0 : sieensges g 5 e Wrd tace, seve o Joonardo (5 | 5 AL s Tyl Uy 8O0ty . : i st wumu:“;nl |"' R}' ‘:»‘;"u“ 10 Brooklyn 00020021 0—6]|, 00" fementine Pear] | would not travel in the second cabin of the L""‘{'f rty-five minutes, over a rouh, dusty | .o 13¢er's home, 2214 Montgomery avenue, | thit mects annually in New York, and she Fhiladeiphta, I8; Bostan, 16. e v, E . ik e | Bope B te e, e 150, i (1 to p | AnChor line steamer Eihiopla, which she | DANVILLE, Ml Aug. 8-The Washing: | He then shot his wife, Eva Evans through “"““\“ il Iy Kbt yetroit, 0 altimore 00l arned h e, five 2 0 duolire Cattla o - | ton-Denver message by bieycle relay was SRR , o § be “No one but a woman o des ..'A‘L‘.‘.‘,’,’.?.’.‘:‘ 15; Bloux City Brooklyn, 2. Struck out: Hy Appinuse (3 to 1) second, Hermitage | declarcs is a cattleship. The other mem- | towiwnyet messise, by, BICRCR FOST L | the neck, fatally wounding her, and after- T T l’uledn, 12; Grand Rapids, 3. Home run: rGira “'I]H"'I'(-v:'f:‘;“ to 1) third, Time: 1:01%. < bers of the company returned on the Ethi- | Gyiiing club at 9:54 o'clock tonight, being | wards killed himself with the same revolver. ) but all women know it. Bvery atom o' Milwatkee, 16; Kansas Cit k. Dioutie, PIAYNr| anaiar aae e 13:""\.f‘,‘,"“{}",",’,’,"‘,'{"'f;,‘ (aps | opla, and their wames are on the second ention hodrs ahend ot the “scheduled | “gvans, who 1 said to have been a shift. | & Woman's body is covered by law of it et Tonninks to Clark: Reits to Jennings to | gecond, Trophy keldng ( to 1) third, Time: ( ¢:bin list. “The sonding of the mombers [ UMe Sewel FHebkes of L0y ot for the | less sort of a fellow, was employed at | °%M and hot weather scems to fight overy QUINCY, ML, Aug. 8.—(Special Telegram ark, 2. Umpires: |'§‘n‘"%"v 'v\\_v! "1;,;‘-:‘\&» L. i . Georwe | OF the company on a second rate ship from | Crawfordsville club. €. Robinson and W. | Green & Bault's dye works, Frankford. Be- one of these laws. A woman's sensitive T sy cts VINLCE Hoh ”"I’ e T ool Jaotr Ahd Hobinaon: Summer- | pook erary’ e A ea o von) stcond, | A obscure port to got the cheaper rate ta | A. Connely”of the Danville Gycle olub | cause of his worthlessness his wife left him | Nerves are bigeima e e L today In the fourth Inning, when & single, & | yijje, "Daub and Kinslow. Anua (20 to 1) third, Time: 2:07%, ' | the best evidence that the Corbett company | {ECUEN Bement, sixty miles distant, which | slx weeks ago and went to live with the | E°t8 Warmed up when she wants to be cool. triple, an error and a home run gave them Spiders Play Dirty Ball, Scratching the Fonture at Jerome Park. | 414 10t do big business,” said Miss West. | i3 covered by Danville riders. family of her uncle, Louls Hecht. At 7 | The hundreds of nice things which are nec- four runs. Quincy made a desperate spurt Corbett,” said the soubret, “‘made a mis- — ' essary to hor happluess get soiled, rumpled : " . PITTSBURG, Aug. 8—In the ninth inning NEW YORK, Aug. 8.—This was the open- | take as to the Eaglish public. He thought VIGILANT THE ONLY COMPETITOR, o'clock this morning Mrs. Evans was busy . g in the elghth, when, after two men were | o'connor canght n'ball thrown to Suaden | ing day at Jorgme Park, and the attend- | tho" peoplo there would dance attendance preparing breakfast and her uncle was sit- [ O unattractive in some way. ~All thi ! out, an error, two singles, a triple, a base | and threw it over the srand s at thirdy || Shce Hyas larie. Thete Were Muny “¢ruehcs: | upon him as ihey do at home, but he was | Nelther the Britannia Nor the Satanita Ap- | ting at a table in the kitchen drinking a | CL% an0:ys and causes her unhappiness on balls and a double netted five runs. Neal | Jhich ZOmmer Wwos B n, but refused | fhoa ay's " eport, Much was expected of | mistaken.' penred and Thore Was No Race. bott. By / . “I am willing to admit what you have sald, was knocked out of the box and Whitehill [ to jeave the & Score: i Adicapy foF which twelve had been | Another comment made by Miss West con- | COWES, Tsle of Wight, Aug. 8.-Only the Ay e HUIEHbor o e I Wue: ol you olfer s anly. igiostiona $', KAV put in. Omaha Is short a pitcher, as Fred | Pitstburs 30102202 0] carded but Don Alonzo and Jodan onty | corning Champlon Corbett was: — “The Eng: | Vigilant appeared on the line at gunfire | night, gained entrance Into the rear part of | ono of tho lady's companions Cleveland 100110000 were [eft to go. The event was such a | lish peoplo were disgusted with the idea of the race for the Royal , & Claussen was arrested here today on a dis- A el ; this morning for the race fol the house by an alley which runs off Tweltth | tyag 1 o . : aussel Hits: Pittshurs ; Cleveland, 10. Brrors: | farce that there was a bit of hissing at the | 4 pugilist appearing at the high class the- Yacht Squadron prize of £100, for all yachts | street. Al Bodhi s lis entared the Kitchen Yes, I can. 1 would have women avoid patch from Lagalle, 1Il, saying an indiet- | cjoveland, 3. Iarned runs: Pittsture B Fve e T O Yo tha 'ancs | Aters. They did. not, therefore, patronize \_;‘_N_,“'m': l-rating, belonging to any recog- | door he began firlng at Hecht and his wife, { (TeLtng and worrying; keep as cool as pos- # ment had been found against him there, It 'r':-hvl.:f”"w'?fi‘:nh“lm-slh';'t: and choice, In the second there were nine | Gentleman Jack liberally. —The sporting | O 6t 0 R Ry Lol Spotitors were | The first shot fired struck Hecht bohind the , $/ble, and above all things be ciroful of . s sald to be for wite abandonment. He is | man. O. Tebeau. Three-base hita: JhFet | G50 L3700 only four at the post. Arab | fraternity also did not take to Corbett read- | HUAed ¥ocht ctuly s thfe SORPECHIE Wird | (o olr" Killing him Instantly. Evans then | what they eat and drink. The best food > now in jail awalting the arrival of an offi- | Pouble 1 lasscock to Bierbauer to | Was an even money choice and won handily | ily, because he considered himself too much | event was declared off. fired another shot at the prostrate man, | for any woman, o th for th cer from LaSalle. Score: Ty PEt¥ick out: My 1ihret, 1; by Petty, | from Roller. Tn the third race Holloway | of "a gentleman to associate with them. [ *‘The Dritannia was absent owing to the | aftar whieh he turned the revolver on. his ¥ , or man either, for that 2 o '”\,‘ . 1. Time: One honr and fifty minutes. Um- | Was the favorite, with Owlet nwv_ng\il"'p)'\{'l'- They invited him to one of their clubs. | fact that she had been docked as a result | wiro “'mpo torrified woman started from matter, during hot weather s something Q 18, PO, A, &, | pire: Hoagland. Batteries:” Ehret and Sug- | The favorite was nowhere at the end, OWIEt | They thought he Wwas no better man than | of the damage which, she sustained by | 4% 0 “and ns she rushed by her hus. | that nourishes and strengthens with little AB. I 1B. PO. A. B, | gen; Petty and Zimmer. b sl Lt * | Charlie Mitchell, and when he snubbed them | Scraping the shore in the lufling match off |, 0 BP0 b 1 e 2 *he | oF no effort on the part of the stomach. Th . Sommers, 1b SEe g DEis g A by Results by Perusing Ctly, and, whon he snubbed shem | Ventnor Monday last, and as A. D. Clark, | band Le sent a buliet through her neck. The i e stomach. The ROV Oy A0 0o .8 8 :8 & 10 0 Colts Fall to Pleces. First race, flve furlongs: Glenmoyne (7 to NSnEN t“'c AR u:’ {l “; °UY | owner of the qumulm. had been Mm-klnlh‘:] woman dropped to the floor, and as she lay [ only thing that will do this in every case Is an, rf..... Joite played today would have disgracec 0 3 e: 1 : B sail his yacht. oth of which went wide of the mark. He 1 5 ; fead of five, they went to pieces, and on | (evel , Ra 5 2 TWENTY-FIVE ROUNDS TO A DRAW, | o dismal appearance. cre “were few | giory and sent @ bullet through his he and 1 know of but ono pre-digested food * 4, Johnson, 2 4 0 0 3 3 1| e Fearful fumbling, wild throwing and | 5 third. Time: 1:53. oRata 1ot Radlino/notables whre st a bullet through his heart. B Boyle, 88, [ st Wiy Tl ool Pl e Reds t o Third race, five furlongs: Owlet (13 to &) = he club " e So close had the revolver been held to his | and that is Paskola. 1 have used it care- }:{"Yr b b e B R mufrs aliogeaitneReduitaiplie UDIUE ALteE wou, Ttosewiod colt' (6 10 1) second, Hail- | Jimmy Carrol and Andy Howen Fail to T S R il breast that his clothing was buring when | fully and find it all that is claimed for it. 3 cGrevey, D........ i 000031 21 ["tone ®to rd, Time: 1:02. each a Conclusion. thould compete, (he salling committec wsked | o was found by a policoman. = Mrs. Evans | 1ijs 5 able as lemonade, i Totats T 0 A B 7| Omemad i8S 008 e S Eah T e A s GOERRSL DI | NBW ORLBANS v &-Jimmy Currol | M7 Qo o vend, e, bt ores Ui | was taken o the hosptal, whero tho DY | trosnes Insanily, 1t nourihen In evory 4 hic | (| Al e G020 St « v ‘i c e second S r ha e prize. Mr. Gould de-| clans say there is but slight hope for h ' w & ’ Hits: Chicago, 19; Cincinnati, 17 Errors: | Fime: 1581 and Andy Bowen met tonight for the second | course for he 2 d y I i or | %0 Ll | AD. R. 1B. PO. A Chicaga, 12; Clneinnatl, 6. Farried ‘runs Mfih race, five furlongs: The Coon (1 to | time in the presence of a large audience | {HACd ey nB e did not consider that | recoyery. izt u'lr)u,t and ::Lhu. nlnx\‘dy'(llm-e«h-d r'mluunx ‘uu W R.1B. FO. A Chicago, §; Cineinnatl, 1. Two-base hits: | 5 won, Mosquito (1 to 1) second, King Gold | in the auditorium of the Athletic club and el T et g ;. GO WL EALLEUL QLA D oL L T TR Py et oy S e T ) (1 : L i ito (1 to 1) Sk y 7 MURDERED HER HUSBAND. R O T 1 G O R T et Aniony [ gonnntrasgerimey ity S SRR Euge SOl EAbuRRE o i e oLx o160z whlch et | 0T RRI URILIHOILODRMER el O litiee, ) to Insure its assimilation. 1 know a great (sl 8 1 2 g 0 1B Anson, 2 McPhee to Smith 19 | ot 1) “wén Halon. (i o 1) second, | Yinner was to receive $1,00 and the loser | LONDON, Auk BECBANE BECRHE (T | Crime of w Farmer'a Wite Alded by mer | many ladies in highest walks of life who I B iy L I }-);:; it S'":“i’ |\.;r) drrott. ‘x:yn;l(n;-l\‘x‘lm n:? Pochino (8 to 1) third. Time: 1:23%, fifi"“ .':’,'xlfn'luf.'?i"‘m‘.'f‘.‘.?.}“&.fili..'&‘.‘J!fi;}"flf; D irning to the United States in October. g Il']urnnmur.uw Hired Man, move In the best society who are using It H Rourke, ARG DN T e SRR L0 p minutes. Um- Outcome at Madison. muny weeks. ' Bot —————— ST. LOUIS, Aug. 8.—Fred Kane, a farmer | every day and who never felt so well, looked 3 : Time: Two hours and ten minut m . "Both men weighed in at 130 = gg;"“c’ 4; 3 5 § 3 'f pire: KN"Q“‘"I"‘» ”1""-4"1';(: M ";-'"- f“’;‘i ST. LOUIS, Aug. 8.—Results at ‘\lwl!si:n. lmuln«‘l;"::l .”Ifi,r]'“ ::'ll‘l,fi (.1;‘,;:‘« Were rl«m_:\'e«({ MILLIONS OF GOLD living just outside of the east limits of East | 50 well or were so well in their lives as g . . Kittredge and Schriver; Dwyer and | pirst i g £ m 3arker | anc 2 called e ound h T 1% ’ X y 4 5 Nl FA T W S 1 Fhexizon won, “Silent bedana, Titile Con men advanced to the center of (he ring. From the Great Colorado Gold Camp. :h‘:“::"'l'q'"; ‘”‘"('I““”l LS M L L LS S I G B L il Totals . 8 11 2 8 6| PO Ak A e kept on | won. Creen Tay second, September third, | Missing a viclous return. In a hot rally | ttracting the attention of the world. It has i Tge: Gentro, who watked for | \iaruhy elements are mixed with vegetable FQUINOY: ......v.eer 0 0 2.0 00 0 6 0—7 | Hncertaintles, the BRCON O Antah, The | Time: 1: G il " | in the center of the ring Bowen had the | two railroads just completed and more rich | the murdered man. Just hefore 10 o'clock { quicile brinciples. but 1. do. Know that ! Omaha . L0 1401110 e—gf MG ARG S ke ehampions, knocking | Third race, five and hal furlongs: Hor- | best of it. Bowen pushed Carrol through | gold strikes have been made in the past | Several persons heard cries and several pistol | 3,600 B¢ BEUEPICE, L (8 Kb Ehots v Earned runs: Quincy, 4; Omaha, 4. Two- | sijvetts out of the box in the third inn ice Teland won, Verbena second, Biliy the | the rapes ut the end of the round. —The | year than in any other district in the United | 8hots. At a turn of the road about 300 yards | yoonian' and especially during hot weather. base hits: _Munyun, McVey, . Boland, | Seore: Kid third. Time: 1:13% gocond round was a rouster, the KNG | Slatos, It you take any fnterest In gold | ffom his home they found Kane in a pool | fomchs & cspecislty during hot weather, e e L iarsil | oaton v 0 20070001 0-10] JFourth race, five furlongs: Violo ¢ won, | (ZIRE, FIEE A0 SYERUS, A Bach, TOuicl B0 | mining we can make you a proposition that | Of blood and evidence that a terrible strug- [ “pk "G00 onversation. 1s fust as it o Boyie to Bommera; Lameaford to Mevey, | Philadelphia 11406030 38| willie Hamm second, The Plper - third-f ooy Character, neither party appearing | Wil only cost you $7.60 per month for a few | Kle had occurred. Across a corn field the | oyiraq ‘in the rooms of the commiitee, and ~Tirst base on balls: 13y McGrevey, 2; by | Hits: Bos Philadelphia, 22, e ore o1k furlongs: Seuthernest won, | o have any material advantage In the con- | months and nearly certain to make you a ( Struggle had been carried until the final blow | [ (% ot S0 COUHE B8 CAS Rttt : Neal, 3; by Whitehill, 1. “Struck oit: GA I, L I Ivantoe e, Franite D third. ime: | test. In the nfith Carrol struck Howen | profit of $2,000 in less than one year. Our | WIth @ two-pound blacksmith's hammer had [ \( '} OfI¢fs af¥ suggestions to other tadies L . McGrevey, 1; by Whitehlll, 1. runs: Bos ; elpht b s i under the jaw, -knocking him down. The | onterprise is thoroughly legitimate and the | been dealt. It carried away the entire left ATV \nfi to ist will % hree-base hits: son, Delchanty, @ contestants haing fairly matcher ¢ ! ¢ 4 ola. ¢ how ft works, Trafley Checks the Loaders, Cross. Home runs: Boyle, Bannon. Double "ON, Aug. 8. -First race, helt’| matter of giying and taking punishment, [ much money out of gold mines without his ::{‘)":: !ll'lllcl:“;:lillllfiQ “‘v‘:;mfi:'nl"“:"\vg’r“fl"‘"“"m"{‘f send for free pamphlet to the Pre-digested 8 Jlays:, Cross to Hallmin to Boyle; Lowe to semer won, Speedwell sécond, | In the twenty-fifth round Carrol scemed to | personal atiention. Address for particulars Food Co., 30 Reade strect, New York. _ROCK. ISLAND, IIL, Auj Telegram to The Bee) Des Mbirn pretty game today through timely batting, although outplayed in the field. "The fea- ¢ es were the hitting on the part of Swee- 3 y, McVicker and McFadden, the latter's meteoric home run being the longest hit ever seen on the home grounds. Score: $ Rocke: Tsland . 2200010106 Des Moines 10022000 2-7 Hits: Rock TIsland, 9; Des Moines, 12. Br- oo Rock Island, 7; Des Moines, 5. Barned Rock Island, 4; Des Moines, 4. Two- Dase: nita: Cantilion, Mevicker. Selstor, 3 " Three-base hits: Swee e; Cantlilion. Home 7 funs: McVicker, McFadden, Sweeney. Bat- teries: Andrews and Sage; Gregg and Traf- fley. ‘Time: One hour and forty minutes. . Umpire; Haskell. 624 Jax Settle the Sa'nts. -, JACKSONVILLE, 1l., Aug. 8—(Special Telegram to The Bee.)—The home team dowhed the Samts. today in & splendia game. Therd were few gbjectionable fea- tures. Umpire Bdinger came near getting . mobbed. Officers had to he called to pre- serve order, The home team slugged both tho visitors' pitchers heavily, and won It out. Score: Jacksonville .......5 1100120 618 ' Bt. Joseph 030012200 0-8 Hits: Jacksonville, 22; St. Joe, 11 Errors: . Jacksonville, 3; St.' Joe, 3. Earned runs: A Jacksonville, & St.” Joe,'5. Two-base hits: ; Johnson, Newman, _Striuss, Strouthers, Crotty, 2; Letcher,” Devinney. Three-base Bita: Broston, Newman, Devinney, Letener “Home runs: 'Armstronis, 2; Mohler, John- . son, Tetcher, Snyder. Trt on buses! Jac wonville, 8; St. Joe, 4. Batteries: Carisch, B iabinger (an Srsher: obtan, Howa. wod _\ Armstrong. Umpire: idinger Buok Still Losing. ; PEORIA, TIl, Aug. 8.—Barnes was in the box again today and was tired. Dillon, who ftoned for the home team. was a puzzle 0 the visitors. The Distillers had little !rouhla winning. Score: + Peorla ...... 12300210 0-9 Lincoln ..., 00101100 1—4 - _Hits: Peoria, 14; Lincoln, Errors: eoria, 8: Lincoln, 2 Batteriés: Dillon and errien; Barnes and Speer. Standing of the Teams. Played. Won. Lost. Pr.Ct. Rnck Island . 82 A7 51.3 aha ... a8 51.2 Poorn 5 38 54.2 8t. Joseph ... 4 29 53.0 Jacksonville I 29 53.0 - Lincoln ... 30 41 8.8 28 45 5.8 21 b3 3.8 v Husiness Mon at Syracuso Compeote, SYRACUSE, Neb., Aug. S.—(Special Tele- gram to The Bee)—The event of the season in ball playing transfived here today. The business men on the north side of Main street plaved six innings with the south side, All professionals were barred from the game, which was exciting from begin- ning to end. The north side opened the . BOOK OF THE BUILDERS. Publication of this has been pended and no more books will be lssued. work sus- Long to Tuc Duffy, Stale: five minutes, Senators Wear Out Gl Aug. ur inning: a_ineffective. who lasted one in- Stivetts, Buckley. WASHING during the f what wild « in the fifth to German, six hits being made off him. and was’ effective. 006210 012 0010822 0-10 New York, 13 ning, velt finished Score: Washington New York . Hits rors: V. runs base hits: Haltren, 2. ford. wright: out: By Su man, 1; by, Westervelt, 1. and’‘twenty minutes. Sullivan and MeGulre; Meekin, Ger- tervelt and Wilson. teries: man, We Staley Double wiler (o W TC rst " the Th . Time: Umpir and Gan: game, Washington, 1 play Struck out: H Two hours and ffney se_hits: arper, Boyle, fort Batteries: Harper and Pitchers. 8.—Meekin pitched but was some- He gave W Wester- Br- w York, 5. New York, 1. Two- Selbach, Joyce, Van- Joyce, Staf- Schiebeck ” to' Cart- ard to Stafford. Struck ivan, 1; by Meekin, 1: by Ger- Time: Tmpire: Two hours Keefe, Bat Standing of the Teams. Played. Won.L Boston .. oo 88 Baltimore 8 5 New York. .88 51 Cleveland ... L8 49 Pittsburg ... .8 8 Philadelphia’ . L8 45 Brooklyn 90 45 Cineinnati ..o 88 42 Chicago ) 40 8t, Loul8.........0eey 81 28 Louisville . L8 31 Washington . 2 34 WESTERN LEAGUE GAMES, Sloux City Glven Another Setback by the Willers. MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 8.—Minneapolis de- feated Sioux City again today in one of the most exciting games of the year. Score: Minneapolis Sloux City Hits: rors: Sioux apolis, 4; S| Hogrievel Kraus. han to Two hours. City, foux Home run: Double plays Stewart to McCauley.. Stewart to McC Struck out: By Parvin, Umpire: a1 Minneapolis, 1 City, 8. 902012 0602220-13 Sioux City, 17. Br- Earned runs: Two-base hits: Visner, Hogriever, Crooks (unassisted) Triple play: Ciuley Hart, 1. Shertann. 01 015 Minne- to Time: Batteries: Parvin and Burrel; Hart and Kraus. Hooslers Take Vengeance, INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 8 —Indianapolis took sweet revenge on Gayle today. ch layer got a hit and Detroit was shut out, core: Indianapolis Detroit Hits: Indlanapolis, 14; L0 0 1130; 000 Detroit, 3. 001 4 0-7 0000 00 Errors: Indianapolis, Detrolt, 2. Barned runs: Indianapolis, Two-base hits: Henry, Murphy. Three-base hit: McCarthy, Home run: Dalrymple. Double pla Jantzen to Glenalvin.” Struck out: Campau, Samond, Pears, kverett, Jantzen, McCarthy, Henry:! Phillips, Time: e: Kerins, sayle utes. Umplre and Murphy One hour and Batteric and Jantz fifty min Phillips Swamp Angels Still Ascending. TOLEDO, Aug. 8 Grand Rapids has not i e Tt I race, six_furlong! second, Successor third. Lewellyn won, Time: furlongs: Sonora Lambs' third. ce, five cond, Jim won, Time: Fourth Detroit second, six furlongs: Major It third. race, Johnny won, Tim| Fifth race, mile and an eighth: - Anno- rean won, Dr. Helmuth second, Telephone third. Time: 1:59. Winners at Hawthorne. TTAWTHORNF 8—First race, one mile: Young Ario et There second, Dundee third. Tim, Second race, Onkweood won, ast third. Time: 107, hird race, five-cighths,of a tral won, Victerious second, third, Time: 199, Fourth, ' taie, three-quarters of a ' mile: Pop Gray won. Amelia May second, Gascon third. Time: 1:1414 fih race, seven-cghiths of a ile; Em- pern won, Pretender second, Eagle Bird third, Time: 1:29, Sixth race, five-cighths of'a mile: Tit for Tat won. Madelinessecond, Elano. third, Time 10414 Seventh race, seven-eighths of ‘a . mile: The Kitten won, Little Dorrit second, John Wilson third. Time: 1:20%. WONDER FOUND en-sixteenths of a mile: Wildwood sccond, Enthusi- mile: Neu- Woodsfield ANOTHER PACING sStarplex Unreels Three Miles at Huffalo that Paralyze the Knowing Ones. BUFFALO, Aug. §—At no time during the meeting has the talent received such a strong blow as it received today in the 2:18 pace. The Tennessee driver, McKay, who won the 2:22 pace on Tuesday with A D, had another slick one called Starplex, and nothing in the field could get to his head. His three heats in 2:12%, 2:12% and 2:13% showed him to be a pacer that will bear watching hereafter, no matter what kind of a fleld he started’ against. The 2:18 class for 3-year-olds was put over on the card : of rain, Resulls: class, pacing: Starplex won the race in three straight heats. Maud P, Harry Vic- tor, Johoe, Ferndale, Little Pete, Carrie On- getly, T N B_and’ Merry Mark Time: £:12%, 2:12%, class, trotting: Arena won the sec- ond, third and fourth heats and race. Net- tie ‘Wilkes won the first. Cocoon, Seranton Belle, Senator Alger, Colonel Dickey, Vera and Palutine also started. Time: ' 2:17%, :15t, 2:18%, 2:20. Jockey Fataily Hurt at-Friond, FRIEND, Neb., Aug. 8.-—(Special Tele- gram to The Bee)—The races today were more ting than yesterday. In the this evening Keene's running and the rider, John Hoover of N intes “airbury,’ is so severely' injured that he may di e races today were 100 cluxs, trotting, for d-year-olds: Arious won, Bonnie Slosers second, Serva B’ third. Best time: 2:41. 2:40 class, trotting: High Five won, Doubt- ful second, Kesterton 'third, Lady Gay fourth, Hest time: 2:32%%. -year-old_tr Will See won, North tar sccond, Mildred H third, Parrsince ourth. Test time: 2:46ts, _tion there and have the best of tie fight, an nd the opinion was very generil that he would have won in a few rounds ‘ffbre, but decided the fight a-draw and be equally divided, 4 Referee Duffy the purse wiil Big Crawds for Plattsmonth. That will be-a jolly old excirsion party down to Plattsmouth this evening to wit- Three bill—railroad transporta- ness the boxing carnival squares the w P tnd i contests. In the'n hans will be present at the i bins, who is to fight think the battlé alfeady a8 he is already talking of challenging Tom- ndsey, dollas ission to both hborhood of 200 Oma- ng side. Rob- seems good as won, my Ryan. He Is in great condition and will v\'lllnml) ake a great exhibition. Linasey Is aldo T fne trim. better thun ever before! I hig ife and it Dbest him he ‘will flght when ft is-all over: Middleton wil also make a great go. train leaves the B. & M ‘“‘Q gets back that night about 1 Will Give t reedon a Chance. ST. LOUIS, ‘Aug. 8—Dan Creedon, the Australian middleweight boxer, who s now he has “ Hollywood " and The 7:10 and Robbins does been to a ot at now playing at one of the theaters here, today received the following anw YORK, Aug. 8.—To wi Answer, To this Creedon replied as “ST, LOUIS, ctt, New York City: “Will m simmons for any purse and a side bet of No other $1,000 to a finish at 168 poun: telegram: Dan Creedon: you meet Bob Fitzsimmons before the Seaside Athletic club, six rounds, for $1.0007 HOWARD HACKETT. follows: Aug. 8.—To Howard Hack- eet Bob Fitz- ds. sition will be. entertained, RroR “DAN CREEDON.” Lawyers v, Lawyers. The lawyers of Couheil Bluffs and Omaha will cross bats at Y. M: C. A. at 3 p. m. today. No admissi charged, and the public is i the game. ‘The nines are very evenly matehed, and an exciting contest is e; pected. The contestants will be as follow: B Tositions. Omaha. Shea.... ....First Base. . Doanc Stuart J....:Short ‘Crawford, B. Wright, G......Second Base....Crawford, F. Wright, I Left Field ...Galnes Hoskins. nter leld Onoen.. Right Field Schurz, 1.1, Cateher. Schurz, H. hird Bas L. Giimore Askwith . hel Athletic park on fee will be nvited to sec Tennis Play at i ar Harbor. BAR HARBOR, Mossley Hall tennis tourname ing at 11 o'clock tween V. (i. Hall and Stanle: Hall beat MecCormick, 6-3, 6-1. rest Hall began his match wi Parker. Hall, In this match, in his usual good form, and his eye on the ball, knocking court repeatedly. Parker wor 6-3. tween Ward and W. 3-6, 8-6, 6-8. Croshy and C; LOUIS, Aug. Yer Maf 8—W. ST, The last match of the day was be K. Shaw. R. Aug. 8.—Play began in ent this morn- The first match was be- y McCormick After a short th W. Gordon did not pla; did not hav it out of the N in two set. Ward won, tehed. Crosby O'Fallon, the trap shot champlon of south- ern Illinols, has aceepted Dr. lenge for a match, and articl Carver's chal- es have been to Jefferts of the Colorado Gold Mining and Prospecting company, box 464, Cripple Creek, Colo. e D FOR BROOKLYN. SAILE. Torpedo Boat Ericeson Leaves St. Louis For Tler Final Test. ST. LOUIS, Aug. 8—The trim little tor- pedo boat, Ericeson, which received its fin- ishing touches here after being built by the Towa Iron works at Dubuque, left here today via the Mississippi river, Gulf of Mexico and Atlantic ocean for the Brooklyn navy yard, near where the trial trip will be held before the craft is turned over to the government. Owing to the low water in the upper Mis- ippi,” the” Ericcson “was several weeks ago towed down from Dubuque to anchorage off this city. Since then a force of mechan- ics from the iron works have been working night and day putting the boat into shape for its long trip. The Ericcson is only G0 feet long, 15.6 inches foot beam, with . an 11-foot hold. Every inch of space inside the hold s taken up with the engines, dynamo, coal bunkers, quarters for the crew and the ward room for the officers. Her hull is built of steel, which is also the material covering the pilot house. At present the torpedo boat has two masts, and the space on her deck is taken up with an awning, two smoke stacks and sev- eral air funnels, all of which, with the ception of the stacks, will ba Temoved when the trial is made. President Dickey of the Towa Iron works is confident that the Ericcson, which is the first, boat of the kind ever turned out by his concern, and for that matter ever buiit on inland waters, will come up to all the requirements of the government contract and may exceed the speed limit. He will accom- pany the boat to New Orleans, and go thence to New York by rail and mak? arrangements for the trial trip, which will take place on Long Island sound. Superintendent M. R. Hopikins of the fron works will stay with the boat until it is turned over to the govern- ment, when Lieutenant R. N. Usher of the United States navy, who Is also on board, will take charge. The crew consists of Cap- tain Tom Dolson, Pilot Charles O'Nell, En- gineers Jack Strinskey and William Lum- Deck, ton, and the regular complement passers and deck hands. They are perienced river men. Short stops will be made by the Ericcson for coal and mail at Cairo, Memphis, Vicks- burg, and other points. Two days will be spent at New Orleans, whers the boat wil be docked, a new serew put on and her com- passes adjusted, After leaving New Orleans the Briccson will steam for the open sea as quickly as possible, and by running day and night will endeavor to reach the Brookiyn navy yard in four or five days, in plenty of time to get ready for the trial trip about September 1. A Firemen Tom Moore and John Comp- al of ¢ all | cited and jealous today, but he went over to = selves enough to kill the man. The weapons and bloody clothing of the guilty pair were found hidden near the house, while the woman and her paramour were caught within, apparently without fear of detec- tion. Mrs. Kane and her paramour, Georgo Centre, made a confession. The latter was the first to break down. He stated that a man named Jerry Johnson had met him and given him a pistol with which he was com- PILLS, Always Reliablo, Purely Vogetable, pelled to shoot Kane. Centre then told practically the story of the murder as | Perfecty tasteless, elegantly coated, purge, already related. Johnson, ns far as can be | feEulate. purity, cl e 3 WAY'S 'PILLS ‘for tl ders ot learned from the evidence, Is Mrs. Kane, ina stomach. bowels nervous who, togged up in a pair of her husband's | discases, dizzincss, 5, pllon, trousers is said to have wielded the hammer | which smashed in the head of the murdered SICK HEADADHE, FEMALE COWNPLAINTS, man. Contre says she was there and took an active part In the murder. The stepson BILIOUSNESS, of the murdered man, who is not more than | INDIGESTION, 12 or 14 years old, says that when the old DYEPEPSIA, man went away from the house to go to . Bungtown his mother and George went out _I&gFST'PAT'ON togother and that his mother had the hammer and a bundle. The woman at first tried to | All Disorders of the LIVER. tell the Johnson story, but when she heard | Observe the following symptoms, - resulting entirely and said it had all been done by | acldity of the. stomich, nausen, heartburn, din: Centre and that no such person as Johnson | gust of food, fullness of weight of the stomuch, had been mixed up with the affalr in any ! At k:l"‘"‘":,r"n'::‘,;":im'.‘l’ "x:mm“'l"(n(dw;s' way whatever. She stoutly denied all charges SHb AR e e of criminal intimacy between herself and the sight, ¢ #nd dull pain- in Centre until she learned that Centre had | theRticadiagnolin: palepeanin «m:{'".-‘fl:.x: owned up to it. Kane was a well to 0 | i, ys’ and sudden’ flishes of heat, burning in farmer. Lynching was freely talked of by | the flesh. the excited neighbors, but the prisoners were A few doses of RADWAY'S PILLS will free kept safely locked up in jail. th n,\'»‘flm of all the above named disorders. ep y Price 25 conts u b0, Nold by Uragiists or sont by Mail. RADWAY & CO., Lock Box 365; for Dook of Advice. JEALOUS LOVER'S FEARF CRIM “ | _Send to DR. New York, Kills His Sweetheart, Her Mother and Sis- tor and then Commits Suicide, OTTUMWA, Ia., Aug. 8—W. S. Jenkins, night baggageman for the Burlington at the depot at Chariton, Ta., today shot his sweet- heart, Julia Murphy, her sister Josie, their mother, Mrs. Eliza Murphy and himself. Jenkins and Josie are now dead, while the mother and younger sister are fatally wounded. Jenkins had heen devoted to Julia for five years and she had received his at- tentlons. Mrs. Murphy kept a boarding house and Jenkins boarded there. Becoming more and more enamored each day of Miss THE GREAT HINDOO REMEDY POIDUCES THE ABOVE RESULIS § NeFysud Di Pare. f 5le Curenall ses, Fulliie Meu Murphy, he became bold in speaking out | eauseliy ‘fl‘ln:lll:'u](“un:|unhvkl’; against the attentions of other men, until i ol 00 e Eritenzunrantee (o enre or m by an tmitation bué insist on your druggtis Las not after a quarrel over the matter Mrs. Murphy requested him to find another boarding house. This he did and did not scem to feel af all hurt, but kept calliug at the Murphy's. No one knows why he became varticularly ex- prepid, eal Qo L. or thelh agenthe Kuhn & Co., Cor. 15th and Douginss Sts.. and uller @ Co., Cor 14t & Dowiclos Stn OMANA® the house in a mad mood. He had some i words with Julia about, the attentions of S 0 man. He then drew a ‘pistol and shot her. WHITE §7 fl_tqs AHMS Turning to the mother, who had rushed into Soft white hands, shapely nafis, an the room, he shot her twice withont a word, TG e - ehanety Rallerhe after which he stepped into a hall, where are produced Ly the celcbimted CLt the sister stood, and shot her, killing her CURA REMEDIES when all others fall. In fucial blemishes, or th severest h: mora and dis the skin wud acalp with lowa of hair, even when scrofu’ instantly. He then blew out his own brains, firing the pistol into his right temple. Jen- won @ game on Toledo grounds this sea- | Running, five-elghths of o mile: Brown | signed for three events, to be shot in St e e king has_ alwaya borne. an' excallent reputas U el Jus gl hales cveh iheu etn 5 * The following letter from the publishers will | Son' and today's wame waw lost (o tho home | Brince onw, Minnle I second, Moonlight | Louts between Septomber 0 and . Tuch LOOAL BREVITIES, tion and the reneral belief is that he was P TR b T team by forcé of habit more than anything | third. Time: 1:05% event will be al s, stakes e R okt aitomars b explain the difiiculty: team by lorediof nl YERIDE | Bert races are onthe program for tomor- | are’$20 a side In_each match—a. total of [ The Gate City Malt company has taken | 1IN0 R sorpren il INYoatinale; tomer - 4 SPRINGFIELD, 0., Aug. 3, 1804, Toledo . .210213801 21 Frangaments: are:made, that- train | (00 wiside, 5 D out a permit for the erection of an addition } = T b PUBLISHERS OF THE BEE, Omaha, Neb,: | Grand ":"'l“"l‘)‘ > m‘m"l e B M A T Zim Wins at Birmingham, o thelr eatublisiment at Second and Pine bk ‘I‘\‘rn-nl‘lgl w unA“.;l..n.s L Gl AMUSEMENTS, 4 : Toledo d Rapids, 13. B o i cycle | streots, ITTSBURG, Kan., . 8.—Hereford | | X R Siia=ONlog-to, the. felluse -of; our | rare; Talsilo, &: "‘x'“‘l""“}“‘l""-l* 4, B aioesd, Results at Marshal. .J.}l,'.‘,.‘,h‘l?.fi“.’.,}fi', zAt‘:lu:;w):w 12, ltln‘fe y\‘m)‘frlxe- The Omaha View Improvement club meets I(x}ll!lfle was arrested at Morgan shatt, lo- | [18th| ST, THEATER, ' "tk | b contractors for the “Book of the Bullders | Wit Gilles, Niland, Ml MARSHATL, Mo. Aus. 8.—A good crowd | can champion, won the ten-mile scratch | at Twenty-sixth and Lake, this, Thurs- | cated about seven miles northeast of thin | o e NTCHT ONLY SUNDAY % “and the impossibility of arranging for the | George, Cailopy. —Thre turnied out today’ fo witness ~the three | race, with Banker of Pittsburg second and | day,’evening at 8 o'clock. Bvery member | oy, Jast night by City Marshal Mitchell August 12th. field, Gilks, McGuicken, Melfarland, Double | events. The first race, o 3-year-old trot. 3:00 | Wheeler of New York fourth. Zimmerman | should be present. oot v e e ra) L fonia S der nams H A’ continuation of the work on a new financlal | piayh:” Nilind o carndy, 2 Niland to Con- | elass, stake 300 was won by Sam ‘Fstes | also captured "the oncmile’ international | * Mombors' of Geore Crook Post No. 262, | fuiited in Oharleston, W. Va, about thres W. A MAHARA'S basls, wo regret to aunounce that we will ba | PF t Crney. & MeGitand fo Garuhers: | g SEAWL NEAIN anf third vespectively | actindr " ¥hes) ufdn second, but was dis- | Grand Army of the Republic, are requested | months ago. He is a desperate character, MAMMOTIL COLOKED unable to continue the publication of the | Struck out: By Tilue, 3 by Rhines, 6. Time: | Time 44, 2:36%, 2:31. Lady Long, the e il to be at’ post hall, Twenty-fourth and Grant | and made an effort to shoot the officers, but i Two hours and twenty-five minutes, Ume | favorite fn the 3:00 pace, purse $300, lost the Cannotiotitie Time. streets at 1:30 this afternoon to at- | was overpowered before he could do any OPERATIC MINSTH[—_LS book. We had hopes, up to yesterday, to | pire: Peoples. batterles: IBlue and Me- | first heat to Princess, but took the next | A telegram from®resident Dave Rowe, | tend funeral of late Comrade Nathaniel S. | harm. rE make some new arrangements, but find it fg | F°arland; Rhines and Sples. stralght, Comet allen, Gortle 1 40 | who is with the'dbidih at Quincy, announces | Drake, from his residence, 3216 Ohlo%treet, at B Saibla 10 04 po.. Fours vary: traly, Brewees Do it Again. St .5, B0 The lnst event, &:8:3 that the team (Apndt get here in time for [ 2:30 p. m. ; 5 St d MILWAUKEE, Aug. 8-—Milwaukee took « purse of $00, was taken by Miss | the regular schedule game Friday, and in | County Judge Baxter officlated at a wedding COLUMBIAN MEMORIAL PUBLICATION | the second game from Kansas City today. | Fullerton in .«mm:);l l: nlsi Il:;lrry Ll:un- ('!\:llnv(}um:ce él[! 5"&‘.&“'2‘:‘1] |.lns week at | yesterday by which Micheal J. Fitzgibbons ore: bert, , g, an e finlehed In | the Charles Straet fark will be on Satur- ) chards of Missc Val- SOCIETY. ;'m‘:““k“ g ORI e ot s R TR A LR F T T x&»g 5, Friday’s postponed fL'.‘;‘ :‘::: ';,:;,',ff',,,‘lmlh ‘,".';,,i’yl “,',’:T,:,‘,'("f,,.\ ' Kansas CIt 00420000 0-6 S e e 1 0L game will be pli PIONOAY, the Ah pursue 1\fe's journey together. There was & Milwaukee, 2; Kunsas City, 10. 4 ANT> REVENGE. Defiance ¥ at Grand Inl general fnflux of the clerks in the building SERIES NO. 24, Milwaikee, 17 Kansas City, b, - v (WD g to the county court room, but they were all i & Barned runs: Milwaukee, 8; K City, 1. 1 o CENTRAL CILN, Neb, Aug. 8.—(Special y 1) ity AA T A ;\“0-‘," rwmfl.‘i’"'f 'x‘)"lm‘, Wililng r.oP'l‘:y‘p::“:yl::r“r:.r“:::nu- Marbles | e Bee)—Genteal City is ready to be | disappointed as the party slipped out of the se— Klusman. Three-base hits: Rettger, N i 4 spanked, but ndtipassively. Grand Islana | other door after the ceremony was completed THE AMERICAN ENCYCLOPAEDIC i3u\xl’»fi»‘""r§ln§§"“Kllq:‘““"x"::l)lv'l "Gl | GDAVID CITY, Aug, 8—(Special to The | suys sho can fwing the slipper. | We wil and the couple started on thelr wedding trip. \ d R! C or AN ee.)—The account of he ball game be- lay G nd Islanll & game of ball on any S vt Yor e I g A M teatrer, 2 | tween the Schuyler-Omaha. team and David By but Saturday o Sunday (Tuesday or PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS, DICTIONARY. Umpire: MeDonald, - Batterios: Rettger and | City, which was played at Schugler yester- [ Thursday the p ";‘wa;“" . Flelds; Hastings and Donohus day, as published in The Bee, was very one- Brase Ponaders Gettfug Proud. B. Holcomb of Rapid City is a Paxton A Standing of the Teams. _slded. The David City team makes (his | mpe postal telerraphers have an idea they | Buest. SR s e 4 200 Pages, 260,000 Words Plaged. Won Last. Prot proposition: To play With thé'teams 88 | wun play base BMRAI desire o game Sun. | W. H. Parker of Deadwood, 8. D., is at Infants d Ohlldl‘en - e Sioux City.. 8 3t i | on the score cards at the beginning of the | gay morning with some nine under 60 years [ the Mercer for an . INSTRUCTIVE AND USEFUL Toledo .. § 8 last game for any money from 350 10 8250 a | of age. Address -Ann Hiser Bush, 1520 | ‘Matt Daugherty of Ogalalla registered at 4 Bwne of Knowiedge and o Mint fi'l'.'.’.i.".l:"\-"?v A 1S BTN Y Al Ml DAY Refie o | Farnam, the Merphants last evening “ Qatoria 150 welladapted to childron that, | Castorta curcs nstipation, y i 3 v and Schuyler, ta © one ymplre, tc y + nin 50 welladapted to chil ' tipation, i 1 l'n/\lh‘:a.u. m and Raplds 13 18 be agreed upon by both clubs, ard his de- Wabash Won by One Run. raskans at the Hotels, 1 rocommend it as superior toany prescription | Sour Stomach, Diarehaa, Lructation, 5 ““."f“ APOLSC ovireres £ -3 ol to be final, Monay readygtany ime; | . LODIBVILLE: NeheAug. §.~(8peclal To At the Paxton—H. C. Draver, Alllance. known tome." II A Ancism, M. D,y Kills Worms, gives slecp, and promotes 4§ re are mere things lustructive, useful BEieiE, s chanes 5 & ,n' DO on deposit at Central Nebradka Noo | egram to The Bee.)~Wabash won an exct- | 4¢ i, Millard—G. B. Hoover and wife, 111 So. Oxford i it., Brooklyn, N. Y. \ v v wes i bank, balance w. » oposition s 4 -G, ovel I h So. ord Ut B , N. Y. B X Muflnnfi:n}lnx In fl""u' t book, “The p(wl‘ and unlul:\'hnh! r l‘: ded u[‘nm; ing game of ball (I“n'n ‘!.‘r\x\l\rf\';lifl here to- | Hastings; M. 12, Fuller, Schuyler. . Without injurious medication, B A un Bacyclopedic bictlonary.™ {han I Bl«)l'x“é.ll“\’ ¥ Beiling Flayers, this proposition to be open for ten days. day. " Beore: Loulsville, 15 Wabash, 16. (AU the Atéade- T 1 aridey and wite - ow for the il u Special Te “ — ——— A on; Le W. Cook, Liberty; Louis Beran, 3 3 ku"::.': o ey o e to The Bee.)-Lew Kl uml\‘. l:‘hnl.‘| ba They Made it Onn Aplece. ! o S :‘ :' 8 Gan P Ord; Willlam Bachman, M. Castell, “The uso of ‘Castoria 15 8o universal and | ' For several years I have recomménded cnnl fon, for It 14 at tho aa i . Ny | The Vinton H. and the Oak H, played [ The Union Pacific Junlors would I'ke to | Ravenna Its merits s0 well knowa that it seoms a work | your * Castoria,’ and shall glways contloue t rank Genins, centor flelder, aal Cunning b a game with the Tenth Street Stars L veill; R - u«r et dietionary and & complote encye nam, pitcher of the Sloux City team, Laye | L0 VEFY Interesting games of ball Tyesday, | have a gume with the Wenth Straet Stars | At the Dellone—J. A. Testman, O'Nell of supererogation to endorse it, Few are 0 50 an it has fovariably produced besedolal p . {,.h,“,......,,, 0018 INOK narraadoud been' sold. to Pittsburk, . and Asa Stewart, | Bach succeeded in taking one game: Score, | Sunday, A .:.xfih' st AR B | e et T ear Bohugens TR intelligent familios who do not keep Castoria | results,” @ with lig serles number of L second baseman, 18 50ld 19 Chic Nong | first game: Lin ) i ¢ . o 60upon 3 one | O 5 — Rooney, '} ska City) Ira Thomas an witaln easy reach. WIN ¥, PARDEE, M, Dy UL pbaeniadibe daverad of the men leave the Blovx Ciey +Cacy thll | Vinton H.. 00221003210 Avoes Won the Money. i AR ! vkl = ay aud Three Week-day coupons, the end of the season, however. Oak H.. 44000104 0-13 TN b.. AUg. 8.—(Special Tele 1 ‘ s 2 i Canros Maxryy, D. D, 145th Btreet and 7th Ave,, New York Clty & with 15 conts fu coln, will biy ona park —— Batterl, O'Keefte and Beal; Cog UNION, Neb., Aug. peclal Telegram At the Merchants—8. W. Luten, Cedar New York City. 3 L of Tha Amerlean Enesolopodin Dictloa: Persia Maroons Bofeat Neola, and Cane ’ » eal; COEEINS | ¢\ phe Bee.)—The Unlon base ball club de- | Biuffs; k. Anguish, Arapahoe; 8. f3. Sam- L ' 3 Ary. Sehd orders to The Boo Offo PERSIA, Neb., Aug. 8.—(Special Tele- feated Nebraska City here toduy for a | Uslson, Stromsbuvgt aithur It alfred uE Cextavm CoMpavy, 77 Mumiat Srueer, New Yoxx Crrr, Mai orders ahould bo addressed L gram o The liee)=The Persia Maroons » "=‘AS""."-'< :':‘u s Cook, Cook; (. W. Mitchell, Hendsrson' A A G T S 1 T Sl OIS P00 O T . L O vith the Neola crack team tuday nother Cyclist Becomes n Pro. J. W, Landers, Arcac § DIOTIONARY DEPARTMET g E ; 3 Score, 14 to 13 In favor of the Maroon MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 8.-Johnny John - - i Batteries: Neola, Maxfield and Stecle; | Lions and leopards at Courtand, son, the Minneapolis bicyclist, has deelded | Popular musio at Courtiand beach,