Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 5, 1895, Page 2

TWENTY-EICHT TO NINETEEN Nice Old-Fashioned Score Rolled Up at Gharles Btreet Park Yesterday, OMAHA HAD THE LONG END OF IT T0O Grandpa's Pitchors Given i Sultry Welcome Which Was Soothed to Some fixtent by Louls Valsz’ Effervescent Geuors osity at the Ends aha, 2; Des Moines, 19 4 , 24; St. Joseph, 10, 12; Rockford, b, cksonville, 9. Brooklyn, 6. hiladelphia, 6. Cincinnati, 10; Cley 9; 8t. Louls, Washington, 18; Louisville, Indianapolis, 10; Kansas C tnnings 8t. Paul, 14; Toledo, 3. y, 9; twalve A nice crowd welcomed the Omahas back home again yesterday, and in honor of the ovation they turned ‘round and gave Grand- pa TrafMley's crowd an everlasting beating. The sweets of victory, however, were some- what embittered by the laggy and long- drawn-out contest. It only lasted two hours and a half, and that is a little too much of & good thing. The Oma however, played superb ball, making but two errors and knocking out twenty-six hits and twen- ty-elght runs, while on the other side the Des Moines lads made but seventeen hits and nineteen runs and six crrors. One of Omaha’s errors was excusable, that of Pietro O'Brien’s, the Grasshopper running Into and causing him to muff a high pop-up off Mohler's bat. Captain Hutchinson played a grand game, aceepting elght chances without the least sign of an error and cracking out an even half dozen safe hits out of seven times at the bat and scoring five runs. One of his hits was a_home run and two of them two- baggers. O'Brien, Lohman, Pace and Miles also Aid yeoman service with the stick, and Shaffer and Ulrich some masterly fielding. Letcher and McVicker did the big hitting for the Prohibitionists, and Kid Mohler and Grandpa himself did the artistic fielding. Loufs Napoleon Denger was tried on the um- pire’s position, and while he did fairly well he_evinced too much indecision and timidity to ever make a first-class handler of the indicator. The same teams will try It again this afternoon. Score. OMAHA. ab. r. bh. sh. b, po. a. e. Ulrich 3b. B R s e Slagle, m 1 T 0 B T vl Shaffer, If. 3% 988 Y Hutchinson B 000 =0 3ER0 O'hivten: b, S - 0.801 18 Rl Lohman, R e G B T Paes rf. e T U e A Miles, ss. { RO B o K8 TR AR Carrish, e W R e O S | Balsz, p. T G D i B | Darby, p. 0008 0 08 Totals . > v e |l | e. Letcher, 1t... i Mohler,' b 0 [ MeVicKer, 0 0 Holmes, 0 1 MeKibben, 0 2 Trafley, 0 0 Parvis, 1.0 0 1 McFarland, rf. 1 0 Griffin, ss. 0 1 Ttotals . 1 [ Omaha . 01606 228 Des Moines..\. . 013102 0-19 Karned runs: Omaha, 17; Des Moines, Two-base hits: . Miles (3), Letcher, MeKibben, Purvis, Mc Tohman, Hutchingon, H Ulrie O'Brien, Struck out: Darby, ‘2; by Holmes, McVicl Holmes, rland. Home runs mes. Double plays: Bases on off Holmes, Hit by “plicher” 'BY Carrish, 1: hq_ Holmes, ‘assed " halls: Lohman, 1 rafiley, 1. Wild pitches: Holmes, 1; Carrish, 1; Balsz, 1. Time: Two hours and thirty mibutes. Umplire: Mr. Denger. REAL NICE GAME AT LINCOLN. LINCOLN, June 4. (Special T Buck celebrated his arrival home basting the Saints to a finish. made enough errors to last an league a whole season. erratic gami batting, three sing! Seore: Lincoln ... Bt. Joseph..... Hits: _ St. Joseph, U rors: St Joseph, 17; ‘Lincoln, s: 8t. Joscph, 2; Tine hits: Cole, Sullivan, ' Hollingsworth, se hits: Hollings Bases on balls: Off Parvin, 3; off Gragg, 2; off Barnes, 1. Hit by pitcher: Vin, 4. _Passed balls: 1c. teries: Parvin, Zeigle Barnes and Speer. thirty-five minutes. Umpire: Mr. Haskell. M'KIM. JACKSON 'I‘.h:flrun\l} The game out of the ning, after Jacksonvill they had the assistanc home grounds, and clearlystole the through rank decisions. Manager C: ers s talking of protesting the Jacksonville played good ball, Kgan only deing poor work. o made Eix errors at e303000300-9 veeses 81 01.0 00 7 %11 12. Er- Three- second. Score. Jacksonville Peorla Hits: _ Jacksonville, 11: Peorl; rors: Jmksunvme,t Feorla, 3. Mrs. Ensign R. Smith Etna, Cal. Like Other Women I have suffered for 25 years with a complication of troubles, with continuous, almost unbeara- ble pain in my back. The Grip 2150 prostra- H 00d 2 S Sarsa- parilla ted me. But Hood's Sarsaparilla has cured ures me of all my troubles, and 1 eannot speak too bighly of it. Mus. E. R. Surrn, Bu 59 Ktna, Cal. Mood's Pills cure headache and indigestion. €UT COUPON ALO CERTIFICATE, Anticipatiog the Right of the Bubscriber to Participate tn THE OMAHA BEE'S FREE BOOK DISTRIBUTION WEDNESDAY, Jue 5. CERTIFICATE, -Ill‘l . no stamps. ADDI(NE Publishier The Omaka Bee, FREE BOOK DEPARTMENT, Omata, Neb. Selsler, Bennett, Francl Jacksanville, Earned runs Sonier and Hoover: 3. Batterie and Dugda! ql‘l\« Y MAKES IT NINF (Special Telegram.) 4)\“"4\/ won its ninth straight game lvnlny by defeating Rockford by hard hitting and Both h-l\m-n Ivlllt\-l Imr:l but Oullingham Generally Marked for a Winner of the Tournament. number af base hits [SHOWING UP STRONG IN HIs PLAY nee on baile: x nderwood, wood and Snyder. STANDING Played. Won, that were played in the city ¥ AWl e ure for the horses, on the Omaha Lawn Tennis | U fOF the RO favorite, start he 3 quickly overhauled by weather for lawn tennis, and consequently | tournament club’s grounds were all that could be de- The biggest attendance that has wit- the games so far was present, and | shot, was pocketed in the first quar crowd was a number of the | falied to show, Thurm: pretty society girls of the city. As better | Arkansas be played during the rest of Jacksonville Jh at Lincoln: Peoria at Jackson- tockford at Quincy. tennis will Kennedy with Their 18 and Win Handily. BROOKLYN, the match that will be played between the winner of the tournament and Austin on the management 18 looking for | & Eood shove hard enough 10100-6f The chief Interest yesterday afternoon was centered In the match between C. H. Young | gut. It Cullingham. Good tennis was confl- | away dently looked the expectation was realized, al-| culty. Summaries Young was beaten with consider. First ease than was looked for. He | §¢ling 4 han was looked for. H %108 (Cantad), ubler), 5 to 1, rwo- hn\n hits s to Deckle : Two hours and 8 COULDN'T Cullingham placed his S and kept Young chasing from one | iN% part of the court-to the other until he won Bvery now and then sYoung got | 1iik%. the upper hand in the rallies and managed to send the ball out of Cullingham's reach by a protty stroke that brought him ap- but this did not occur freqyently | fng: ¢ enough to place the match in doubt at any | third. Time 'ourth rac 98 (Morris), 2 Coits today to hit Grif- Taylor was hit frecly. 0 R iadainhia. 11; Philadelphia, C : Lange. Sacrifice | first he put up by far the better game. In the second he appeared to become discour- | thira, , and Culilngham made it a love set. | Girl, Bay Harte and Hopkins played an even game, | ran. but the former put up the better article and consequently came out winner, taking both the sets played. Wallace also won from | Dan L, Findlay in two matches. While the games | L:1S. Governor Iol were even and the play good these matches were eclipsed by the better tennis that was put up on the other courts HASKELL SHOWS UP WELL. Haskell apy tournament in a match with Gibbs, winning | Npw very easily in two matches. He is fulfilling | was off the promise his play last ye: he would develop into a very s with more experience. His placing was ex- adelphia, 3; s t base on balls Struck out: s: Taylor and Clem: Oft Taylor, by Griffith, BOSTON, June cinnatls were defeated with ease today. { 0017 0 10001201 3; Clncinnatl, 11, Earned runs Tivo-base hit: Hits: Boston, Sacrifice hi y, 2; Sullivan, Nice, Passed balls: and Vaughn. got too tired to go after them. ORIOLES SLUGGE 5 BALTIMORE, June 4.--Baltimore held the il the seventh inning, when Cle Baltimore scored a half of the elghth by Iatter taking the p winning lead in her team played because they did not have to and the latter apparently because they could not. Another exhibition game was played by Austin and Cullingham, which gave an in- | {o 1) second, of what the match for the city championship would be, for it is generally | and a furlong:/ Stephen J (10 to 1) won, that Cullingham will easily win | Waiter (1 to §) Ko ond, the tournament, since he beat Young so | third Austin had the better of it, win- ning the two sets that were played by the | ang. Sir Dixon, jr. score of 7-5 and 6-4. He kept Cullingham moving about considerably more than he himself. He placed the balls | Erig ¢ :5‘ 1)y There were many beautiful rallies, [ P3aF " in which the honors were almost even. Both | “=™ players made some remarkable strokes and | CARM disputing with Betts, Attendance, 2,900, 0001410 Hutchinson (2), Lohman o _O'Hrien; Miles to Hutchinson to By Carrish, 1; by alls: Off Carrisn, 2; oR Darby, 4; off Balsz, 2; Struck out and Zimmer. Two hours and twen SENATORS PLAYED GREAT BALL. SHINGTON, errorless game. let the Colonels have a hit until flect-footed elogram )— Clarke made a home run: Attendance, 2,000, clally by Austin, was noticeable. y lam- The results of the matches were as fol- Washington e Cullingham beat 00010110-3 Vin pitched an and was succeeded in the eighth by Zeigler. 1In the sixth the Saints hit Gragg for five singles and Buck re- laced him with Barnes. Hollingsworth's a double and two triples, was the feature of the game. Washington, beat Hopkins, 7-5, 6-3; Wallace beat Find- | pl Louisville, 10, lay, 6-3, 7-5; Hendricks and Willlams, 6-0, 6-0, 6-0. Today's matches are as follows: Doubles— | the track Cullingham and Harte against C. Young and First race, Austin _and Haskell against R. | WAret 06 zarned runs: Washing- Three-base hit: Ander- Double plays: bey to Anders Doyd to Crooks to Cartwright. Anderson, 4; off McDerm Hit by pitched ball: Washington, By Anderson, 2 n to Crooks; L40004 0121 3-24 200800304010 Lincoln, 20. r- . Farned n, 6. Two-base el anOf | Young and by Knell, 2" Passed balls Anderson, MeGuire and Coogs Zahner and W hours and thirty minutes. DAD CLARKE WI NEW YORK, June 4.—The Glants played foday. and by Close Game in Which ANOTHER. Time: Two hours and ted Clarkson r part of the “Attendance, 1,000, Score; 02020000 0-4 003004209 l.ouls, 10; New York, 9. ASHLAND, At the Ashland Driving park today | Tartar, a good-sized crowd witnessed a hot game of | 105 (Shaw), ball with Loulsville pitted against Ashlard, | Weber), which resulted in a_defeat for the visiting team by a score of § to 2. The features of the game were the base stealing by Hays | sion, 106 (C . the fine work of the Ashland | (Chevalier). battery, with three base hits by Mclivane, the catching of flles by the visiting | nardo and i arkable “accident hap- | Fifth re pened at the close of the game, Hays re-| Alfonse, ceiving a plit hand, the ball striking him between the second and third fingers on the right hand. ., June 4.—(Speclal Péorias today pulled the ire in_the eighth in- had it won, though of Umpire’ MeKim to do it. He put up the most ridiculous exhibition of umpiring ever seen on the l-'brn base on base_on balls: A mo “Thtee-base Mt: Double ' pla Brown to_Conno Qumn to Ely to c.mnur Wild pitches: C! son and Miller; Clarke and Wilson. STANDING OF THE TEAMS, Played. Won. Lost. P.Ct, i Ashland, 2. Th Pen: By M:‘Ihnm'. 11; Wood, 2. Base on balls: 1. Hit by pitched ba Philadelphia 3 1p '"’““” Ly DRIVING BEGINS AT POINP BREEZ: Philadelphia; € III(| at \\lwhfl\glnxl Trottlng Season & Phidad with Two Good PHILADELPHIA, June 4.—The trotting Seco! o season of the Philadelphia Driving Park | Imposition @ wa required | I'nlm Breeze track today. The track was | Third race. racing without | won, Van F | interest. Summaries: (1 to 2) third trotting, purse $500: Indmnapolls Defeats fa Twelve Inuing Gume. for the leaders to win to- slow and the day's game. Daniels pitched a steady game, but his support was poor: Kiig Albert, Prince Purdy ...... 24000000 13001202000 K_nma City, ccunt of darkness. 2:91 class, IrulUllL purs 01020 x Ty 4. —Minneapolis- Allah me postpone June 4.—Detroit forfeited STANDING THE TEAMS. Played. Won. Grace W... Indianapolis Minneapolis Time: 2:8g, 2 G LINK OF BORDER Ill'rlhnrn. Resames. CHICAGO, June 4.—Racing was resumed at Hawthorno today. A lurge crowd was | sweepstakes for value of s ;X furlongs: Tengon @ to 3) Castarisn ne (15 to 1) second, Scamp (4 to m Time: 1.7, X race, four and a half furlongs: I\nmsin at Lalla Kansas City Results: Grand Rapids at St. waukve; Indianapol ; Detroit at Mul- 5 at Kansas City, Game This Afteruoon, The Gmahas and Des Moines teams now . both are strung up to & high piteh, and a great batile n this_afternoon ’i‘lm.l race, one mile: Pepper (3 to 1) won, be looked for T (5 to 1) second, Hooze (3 to 1) | jogond: as each side is determined Lo purth Tace, sk furlonge: 8t Crotx (14 o 1) won, Orégon lelipse (12 to 1) second, - Foxhall (3 10 1) third. Time: 1:15%. 1I0WA CITY, 3 . one and an ‘elghth: Mijles | gram.)—The Sta 3 10 1) won, Sitverado (11 to §) sec- end, Latwyer ©® t0'2) third. Time: 2:06. man in the box to measure strength with 5 It he does not he says he'il show his okl friends here a different article than what they were treated to yesterday. The positions: Des Molnes. M CHICAGO, June 4.—Results at Roby Hutchinson ! Aspen second, Mary L third. Time: 1:17%, | twirles Sccond race, four | Princess won, R, iquet “second, Mickey | o0 Third race, one mile: Lady Rose won, third. Time: .. Flggemier E———— THE OMAHA DAILY TENNIS PLAY IS IMPROVING | Pl Fotirtn won, Moditte' Time: 1314, Fifth race, for_Tat secqudy, 1:16%. There were children | Great Interest Centers in the Match Be- | purk races®' ¢hsteraay, Him and Austin to De lows of Played at th Close of the AL Tournament. evening furnished excellent | too of in th Starter for between these two play- | 15 unde Mid made a number of pretty strokes and re- | Nop Vi, at tmes played brilliantly, but | heat, 0 he could not keep the pace set by his op- | Craft and Linden Do s balls excel- | Second race, Arkan at bro sets were played, and in the | F 3 to 5, d for the first time in the r gave, that trong player the he kept his opponent on the |1 other, elling 1:02%. Sixth the excellent lobbing, espe- >. H. Young, 6. beat Gibbs, 6-0, 6-2; H Bannister and P. Hopkins; Pope and Findlay | ml ¥ against Tilden and Denise foa, 103 Singles—Colpetzer against Harte, Tilden | 1:08% against Haskell. Fleet — & e vin also r ASHLAND DEFEATS LOUISVILLE. | pSotond AR Gypsette the Saunders County | ond; Major Cook Tenm Won by Three Kuns. g‘!lm' 1:15. 2 Neb., June 4.—(Special Tele- | SCOit also ran. Third t rer 30000011°35 Ashland, 7. Ashland,’ 4. Tw base hits: -base hits: Double plays: Ha Y l0 Shedd. Btruck out: | present ed bails: ~ Nickols, Bat- | pected and Nickols —— sults iphia Opons neos, Disc scond, 03%%. formally opened on the br. h., by Natweod § second, 0:49% cammmanen 8 4 3 7 6 $50 b.m., by Arthurton...... 2 noon today, ey it consequ Iy sloppy. . 4 10 L7110 lones: 1:31% Third A'n second, % won, Fannie Hunt (@ to 1) took ‘(8 to 5) third. Time: 143 1:19. Kesuits ut Roby. innlog, #ix furlong: Proverb won l am. four and a half furlong. ¥ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, e Damask third. on furlongs: Bagle Bird Aunt’ Lida charge of the matter have decided that the claimants for the time prize in the c road race on Decoration day race over again next Sat RIDING TO BEAT THE BOY six furlongs: Spitfire won, Tit The. Rook third. T Race at the Coliseum Developing Into a Contest Against the "Kid." Place and Dato for the mons Match Deflnitely Announcod: June 4.—One of the hnp|~h‘ll L — Carbett-Fitzsime oxLy oNE"¥a¥onrre sno wep ouvr NEW YORK Long Shot Guessers Given Great Action at CDGHILL CUT DOWN AT THE FINISH the representative of the Dalias, Tex, syn. womer and thirteen 1 to secure the Corbett-Fitz- dicate organiz Outside Riders Interfere and Caose Him to was elected prosid, Fall, Loslng Two [ it and treasurer , Which owns, Laps Thereby— Much Interest Taken in the Great Race. grand . stands worth looking, of the races, management as ladies’ It was the twelfth day and the second time the park had designated mons last year, the afternoon And there were men there, swarms of them, did condition resh northwest breeze cooled iasts and made running a pleas- worthies will be particpants. Stewart and Edghill against the field . In the six-day race at That trained racers do not this afternoon fleld against the Coliseum the enth with him $7,000, guarantee fund t and $1,000 each for which will cover the &, the fight will come off the training expenses Wild Briar was o a boy Is painfully apparent. look about the situation being beaten b was an ugly several times last night pocketed by the gang while one of the racers spun_ ahead who was secn clalr this evening, s a_ropresentative ““There is no use an loping in the v o Becond o talking any E Soat BIoser. Wo flght will surely come off on Ox vou may deperid upon my word that every- , driving him to looked queer. ily, the only fivorite that won during ay. ‘The third race was a_surprise. until the climax is reached in| Smith was a hot favorite, but Carroll Dun- der, 6 Iull. won by a most magnificent spurt peed was the fave the performance It i3 not the intention to allege direct inter- ference against any one; range of probabilities in almost anything may be passed up as legit- 1 people may question the motive behind an accident in which an Again tomorrow. s Such a widh affalr when we meet.” ite. in the fifth event, a hove it the atart ead all the wi crowds, for lovers of tennis will | til the Jast anarter not be willing t ss the games that ate | LOng Te § to miss the games that are | Long Ten horses at three-quarte: Grinnan, president of the Board both of Terrel, Tex., thirty miles brine alternately thrée times daily, 1 dispinced her fifth race was call wl, the gang of and won the ining grounds he needs for The firkt big bet re- i nakes the odds president of profit thereby. tion in the race is hopeless, un- less he has work cut out in taking care of some more speedy rider. why the Jjudges decided to take five laps off Edghill's first night's_score will not It was Elaimed a mis- elf and trainers corded today hem straighten Holton's po: It was uneventful, the little che in the lead without diffi- rad brought xas Midland e on private business one-half furlongs, be readily discerned. tako was mado in keeping the record ST. LOUIS, tion park to: the sixth ra At the Fair Assocla- ck was fast. here or Hegeman, 183 Dr lhurnuuvlv 1o \kwl into before finally decided THE DOCTOR'S COLUMN, M. I. C.—Testine, five drops, threo times daily. Cold baths. Mra, T, Albany—1 am a seamstress and froe auontly (Roubled with Mk headaches Tasting Tof W0 or three days at atime Take Ovarine (from the Ovaries), in three drop doses on the tongue, three times daily. Mra, J. M. T, Pittsburg—1 frequently have ate tacks of hykterla and need a good tonic; pi atate advice Take Cardine (Extract of the Heart), ln five-drop doses, three times daily. T. 8 S, Michmond—1 have a ipilepsy and have ri AL ilcoess: can you su an’ bromides? Yes; Cerebrine (Extract of the Braln), in five-drop doses on the tongue, twice aday. Allee L—Kindly sugg nervous headach: A good remedy for Cerebrine, in five-drop doses, three times daily. w T, Ruffalo—1 take col and am imes ' threatened with pn and feel all filled up, with distress in Lungs. An_excellent remedy for this condition s the Febricide pill, one every four hours until relieved. (L 3 N Y Please state o good remedy Testine, in five-drop doses, three times daily. . J. A B, N Y estine; & drops, three times J. B T. Newark, N. Testine and Cere- p doses. C, A H., Medullin in G.drop doses. Also one ench meal 1 1y, '5-drop d B, E. Chicago—One teaspoonful N Salts dissolved in halt tumbler of wa! yn—Cerebrine and _Testine, s three times dally times @ day after meals, J. K. Phila—Cerebrine and Testine, alter- s three times & day N. Y.—Four bottles Salts, two tine, forty Febricide Pills, Direct from Awa PARKER, M. D. w. s kicked on the left leg by Zulika He was taken from v an ambulance and Ross given Only two of the six favorites v, these five laps have not been It deducted rickson are left on even terms. It may as well be understood right at the start by the managers of the present race it will not do to allow even a breath of suspicion to attach to the outcome is a reviving interest in wheel racing here, but a very little jobbery will kill it. and severely injured. m»'uh ucon), 8 10 1, th Ernest L & Third race, ing: Cari won; Harry elling, one mile: 3 Divesac (12 to 1) won, King Mac (even) second, fourths of a mile, sell- 107 _(Clarke), seven-elghths @% to 1) won, 2 . Augustine (16 to 1) third. Du: ml.-r. 107 (Clarke), 6 to 1, 'Flflrd race, enr-olds, $2,000 won handily Starbeam (3 to 1) third. Fourth race, mile and a half von riding hard, I 1 as the public beginning anything that looks wrong, the referee's for the commencement of the jc were fully 2,000 people gathered within the historic walls of the big building, and at § o'clock when the start was made there was posibly 1,000 more. BOY WAS IN GOOD FORM. phenomenal Harry Bdghill, and the old veterans of the track ctly content that he should do ro. The kid showed up In excellent trim, sparkling eyes, clieeks and his supple form full of strength to shake off at the Arcadia’ (2 to 1) Don ‘Carillo (5 to Long before L Janus (6 to 3 (15 to 1) sec- Mar (3 to 1) third. Fifth_race, ing: Millie’ Ben Harrison, three fourths of a mile, 7 _(Conrad), 3 to Fifih race, mile and a sixteenth: vl (1 to 4) won, Shanty Hob (25 to 1) sec- Moderico (5 'to 1) third. one mile, sellin Hillshoro (1 (o 1) s . Gamé Cock, Mean Enough and Yankee Ban also ran. Dr. Garnett cond, Zulika SIR WALTER (8 to 1) won Ten to One Horse Wins from te at Gravesend the Oddson Niagarn Came In Second, HARWICH, June 4.—The regatta of the club was continued Royal Harwich today, with races over the same cours tive in, keeping people away from and they did nat miss race that promised a was ruined by iravesend track much, for od_conte Dose, 5 Drop: givning that the little wonder had been- the ; seven miles long anc pient of some beneficlal advice during the o colrs e y-raters ‘the course w the course W P. 8.—All letters of inquiry on medical subjects directed to the Columbla Chemical Company, Washington, D. C., will be an- swered free, either in these columns or by mail direct. THE ANIMAL £XTRACTS The most wonder ful therapentic discovery since the days of Jenner, CEREBRINE. * = « From the Brain. For discases of the braln and nervous system. MEDULLINE, = From the Spinal Cord. For epilepsy, Locomotor Ataxia, etc. CARDINE, - - From the Heart. For diseases of the heart. TESTINE, For premature decay. OVARINE, For diseases of Women. THYROIDINE, for Eczema and impurities of the blood. Price. Two Drachms, $1.00. STS. Send for Book. ALL DRU e Brook continually from one corner of the |had thirteen other, until the latter finally | four, ull n|v(v.|rvnl]3 Peing afeald .,1 Sir Wal- have the point. Haskell usually | 1% o positicn at the net and sent balls | {o at Gibbs in the back court from one side | twenty 'I\’\)I”\' made, as he seemed perfectly satisfied to lead the van or to follow clos any of the dangerous competitors magnanimous caslonally set the pace. sprint, 80 would the kid; soberly and would follow suit. The prince of Wales' upon the heels of ahead of Mr. cather berth in the agara had the ‘wi of the smaller best of it at the be If they undertook to if they continued weight, rafed be- il Gibbs apparently | hind. * In' the stretch there was a duel be- tween the fnning of the 1 a resolute look FEBRICIDE PIL For Malarial Affections and all inflamma- tory diseases of which fever Is an accom- paniment. Of inestimable value in neural- gla Price, per box of 20 pills, 50c; 100 pills, §2. for sick headache a specific. Bannister and Percy ;‘;‘,‘“;{Ir“'“!}“[m Young played Williams and Hendricks, the | " mirst race, ce of Packard in the| won, Our Jac won three love sets. Neither | to 1) third Vo " Second race, very gocd tennis, the former |, Steond, race. ! @ to 1) third. Third rac 10p much having been the evening in Nt had was evident his youthful face and and looked like . Stephanie won, Niagara finished at m., and won the second prize, ;\_...-u.:m, Aurelian (10 { weary whirl was continued without exciting five: furlongs: Ardath @ to e dizzy eliptic e, and when the hands of sixty minutes Fastern Towa Lbague Games. OTTUMWA, gram.)—Ottums (Spectal Tele- indicated that NATROLITHIC SALTS For habitual constipation, torpor of the bowels or inaction of the liver, headache, gastric dyspepsia, Intestinal dyspepsia, want of appetite, languor and debility. As a mild, effective purgative it has no equal. Price, e per bottle. owing to the lmlpul:h decisions of the Fourth race; ap for the little electric hero, 000001 Lazzarone @ to There were three other riders a tie the Brobiignagian Pifth race, with the kid, Fredrickson a_sixteenth, s Mirage (1 0 1) wo (4 to 1) third. 2 L daor kon June 4.—(Special Telegram)-—Jarrora fost the game for Cedar Hoth pitchers did remark- 001000 001000-1 Plattsmouth 4 the fleld had one to a dozen laps and the entire gang was evincing symptoms of weariness, but no de- crease in pluck. Rapids today, o0, Cmmx.- W to'D) sec to 5) third. Burlington, Burlington, Nichols and’ Lynch AT 15 TO 1 CAME THROUGH Cculter, the soldier from the fort, from his wheel and suffered a lively shake- Bay District Talent Land Nicely on a Good supplied with a new wheel: but not before the leaders in the race had taken a lap on is riding steadily and may cut considerable of a figure In the Zim's Terms to N. J., June 4.—It now looks as though Zimmerman and Johnson would come together in a match for the champion- Zimmerman's manager, . informed W. J. ot the Amerl v that Zimmerm: son at Ashbury park, June 4.—Carmel was rte | the good thing today and at 15 to 1 carried ty of money for the knowing ones. Rey Young beat | Alfonse ran up to his true form today and the best fleld of sprinters at SANFERONUIRRG FREEHOLD, easily beat CUT EDGHILL'S SCORE. evening for some The judges courtable reason off of Edghill's first night's record, two laps ahead of Fredrickson, al- orer who was marking for other races went to favorites. and a half furlongs Ay to meet John: during the League of ond; Amer- for 6,000 a side, and no 1 immiediate I)' leging that the s Zimmerman, the German had remains to be fully demonstrated friends should nounced standing until it fs. and cleanly outrode Fredrickson on the first ‘round him like a cooper ' certainly galned Fredrickson Maggie R. Smith, meets Johnson. originally an- Edghill clearly ix furlongs, Expentive Prank of a Firebu G bulldings on Da- most serfous loss was € tion of models of pai . the greatest west of Washington. Laubes' $12,000 colld oft of his wheel perpetual motion from start Lauer and Turney dropped out last night, which leaves nine o fight it out. was_another hair- (il LB Lucns Sucoacds MoGrow. Runner and Keene SIOUX FALLS, 8. D., June 4.—(Specal Telegram.)—The commissioners of the Sol- diers’ Home at Ilo( Springs, Chose ex-Congressman Lucas com- nuum..m of the home, e Pienle Today, The young people of Unity church will plenic this afternoon at Hanscom park. PERSONAL PARAGRAPIS, eber), 4 to 6, won; Garcla, the special prize of the evening, a pair of i man across Amidst a clang of cymbals and a blare of brass and the wild huzzahs of the ex- cited crowd the final dash for the evening's honors was begun at 3 Men stood up on their seats, flour- s and flopped their lungs, children screeched In dissonant falsett handkerchiefs and like voices to the deafening (Sloane), arletta also ran. < and a haif furlongs: 101" (Chevalier), 3 to 1, 4 to S se Jlll‘ 109 (Slnnlll‘), 4101, The ball that did the work | I:20b. Howard alko ran. was the last one that touched :hx' l"al('h‘('r‘l . "as two men were out in the ninth | p = fining and the batter knocked a fly, caught [ FIMEICO MELT by a fielder, which ended the game. Score: < p 00100000 1 02| Bultimore People Too By to Attend Bunning Race June 4.—The tain Rees, Charmion, A FROST Hardley of Sioux City added their bi with Vase Ball distinguished the frenzied shouts to the in- domitable kid. hazardous finish, tween the kid and Fredrickson being some- big German s passing the kid and held his advan- when the messenger put G ge Woodbury of Kentucky is at 5; Ashland, 9. Errors: | BALTIMORE, George Woodbury y arned runs: | of the Pimlico attendanc to Shedd: | the first the race be- Butts of Craig, was @ great improvement upon tremendous. . White of St. the Millard. D. Rollins of Chicago Is in the city, at the Paxton. A Siebold of Cincinnatl Murray last night. . Furnberg of Milwaukee was at the Millard last eninglon Is registered at the Barker resent i was_expected Louls 1s a guest at I'ive bookmakers tage for two laps, s o0 Moday. By | sgaiual, thres on of on a burst of speed that took one's He flew over the Paladin was ex Mellvane and | the third race, One hour and twenty-five | latter in Umpfre: Fitzgerald, finish was close. making a pines like a was at the Cass did the mile In 1:41, record for Pimlico, ing the beaten time by half a second. Fredrickson, was reached on the third lap from the las! are out of the race rode down on the pole, cutting the Kid off suddenly First race, maldens, (6 to 1) won, Humming Bird tion (2 to §) third. six furlongs and went against one of the big pillars with force enough to kill a dozen men. NOT BADLY HURT. The boy was burriedly picked up and carried to his dress ing room, where an examination by a physi- had escaped serious in- , but will be all Barker from Chicago. Willlam Allen and wife, Chicago, are reg- istered at the Barker. Parker of Clicago was a guest at selling, one mile: Cass (2% to 1) fourth Laura Davis (¥ ¥ N\'rxmldpflu &t lmmy (8101 0) | LK PRI RHAES B Minneapoils was at the Paxton last night. A. S. Wright and wife are registered at the Barker from Ponca, N ball club Is making headquarters wifo of Alexandria, at the Paxton, Hoke's family has gono York, where Ren Hoke, for the stage. Fifth race, hurdle race, (6 to 5 won, ling (5 to 1) ‘third right for tonight's rest which falied is a shame the balance of the Fredrickson If the little novice has the stuff in him to defeat the old racer it should be their pride to gee him do it Another thing the friends of Edghill should own battle witl Rain Intgnlenes : CINCINNATI, der storm struck:Latonia race track about cyclonic thun- D., are in the city, from his score. They have got just as much right to add five laps to Fredrickson's score First race, e Tancroft-4ito eating houscs cond, Aweding the city, at the Murray, The Lincoln and St. Chichester's rmq‘ra.fi.i,LLs man, and he alone Is responsible, referce or no one else him of his herojcally won race. Joseph base ball elubs stopped at the Barker yesterday for break- enroute to Lineco seven fur- can arbitrarily rob ) Gecand, Tppis (4 0 1 third. ymnk Mve and _a half fur- %((12 to'1) third. four who aro ping at the Puxton. rom Topcka, Kan., and stop- Fotrth Plattsmouth Bt iy au laed! DiSasivi cco stakes, selling, waoal J. F. Téten, o3 to winner 31 @ to 10) won 1 esaier, Button, B Brendoo (12 to 1) Manix and wife, 8. McCauley, ool R. Mnrg.n n Fifth race, B@3tol w Aiaaena 6 1o’ 10) thir L Sixth race, San Ban (12'to 1) v\_'un five furlongs: (25 to 1) second, . Crumeiton, Beatrice Ralph Brown e ®loD Miranda, Prague; F. , Chase, Neb.; Theo St ; J. A. VanCampbe Pennsylvania Records Lowered. LPHIA, June 4 Martin and “Three records Seott, Hebron; Ira Thomas, C Davis, Blalr; Harry Wa 3 Alma Cornell Left the Fieid (Special Tele- the spring handi University of Pennsylvania econds off his two-mile bicycle rec p athletic sports of Osgood clipped e L™ Jenora Farm, Neb.; Charles Kram- team met the Cornell college nine here to- with the score tied in the nlulh day, and, mouth; J. W. Story, Cineinnati; fdnesche Orton Iuwvu‘d the, tWo- Tile running record twenty-seven seconds off rd breakers were 0 was in the terman went the distance In lowering the college record thirteen ] ) further, cbjecting to the umplre’ Clay Centor; ime ‘was forteltzd to "the \ml\-»nlly Clay Cente: ha third recd hraskans ac the foteis, forklo, Supe- | Wil Kide Again fur Time, | cHICAGO, June 4.—rhe authorities in 4.~Princeton, Wellman, York; J aford, Bewar: Georgetown, & e ————— - ———— el COLUMBIA CHEMICAL COMPANY, Washlugton, D, €, For sale by KUHN & CO., 15th and Douglas, BUT 4 DAYS REMAIN In Which to Consult the Magnetle Healers Now at the Pax- ton Hotel. No New Cases Will Be Taken for Treatment After Saturday, June 8th. So startling, strange and unfathomable have been the cures effected by the Human Magnets the past week (of cases hitherto supposed to be hopeless and incurable) that the public of Omaba and vicinity Is falrly wild with enthusiastic bewilderment. While even the most enlightened and scientific of our population are nonplussed at their manner of treatment and the miraculous results ob- tained, both in public and private, they no longer’ question their powers or doubt the wonderful efficacy of animal magnetism. But one and all and the incredulous—all admit that they certainly do cure. ‘The blind do see, the deaf do hear, the cripples throw away their canes and crutches, and nearly all other chronie allments in the category of disease take on renewed hope and lease of life after a treatment by the wonderful magnetists, who have accomplished such marvelous re- sults that the world stands aghast at their power over disease. the doubtful, the skeptic And still the God-like work of healing aficted humanity goes bravely on. Day after day crowds of the most prominent and influcntial citizens of this entire state may be seen in the parlors of these two magnetic bealers at the Paxton hotel. Many are just commencing treatment who for years bhave considered their cases hopeless and incur- able, but have been led to take this treat- ment after personally investigating some of the many marvelous cures accomplished by them th scen bidding the doctor good-by with tears of joy in thelr eyes, a tor,” and an expression of praise and grati- tude suffusing thelr joyful countenances that is most happy and pathetic in the extreme. past few days, while others may be od bless you, doc- Never beforo in the history of Omaha have such wonderful cures been performed as have been accomplished since the advent of those remarkable men in this city, and those who contemplato pla treatment should bear in mind that no new cases are taken after this week. — Therefore, all who desire troatment must make the necessary arrangements before Saturday, Ju entirely devoted to the treatment and cure of those patients who are now undergoing treatment. ng themsclves under thelr 8, as the ensuing three weeks will be Those who are able and willing to pay for private treatment may call at the Paxton hotel any day this week, from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m., where consultation, examination and advice will be given free. ™ 14e, Tn etter. by vt e, W Pt W. Melcher, West FPolnt; W. U. Temple, Lexington, At the Murray: M. P. Waldron, N¢ castle; . Miller; Norfolk; H. Murray, W, ¥ more. t the Paxton: George A, Adams, I H, Dunham and J. R. Brinker, Lincoln; P. M. Green, Aurora, M. . Welss and O. H. ktund; J. T Lruska City; M. Emerson, At the Dellon: W. Harmou, Qrohard; ¥ At the Millgrd: 1. K. Valentjue and Fred M aciretin, West Domnt: 0. A- immel, Ne- aska City; Jamos Hell, David City; 3. B. Thard, Cedar Blufts: D, B. Jencks, Chads n; I 13 Dickson, O'Nelll t the Merchants o, Davis and ¥, A" \it, Byracuse: W, B, l:lmh Li 1 Ralier, Lelgh; P bard Lavingston and BT, 1k Gauld, Fullertva; ehawka .