Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 30, 1900, Page 2

14 OMAITA DAILY BLE: A 1900 “MONDAY, JULY THE | 0401 10 3-12]Program, from the that §1 was offered ) ) Uniques o lands of the First Baptist church. Later sam. Preston, o f 1 1 4 0 0| Batteries: Uniques, Neft d Downs; | nal Barney Oldfiell of friceds who called. W. D McNulty of e Wesind § [Eetmerchntd 13 1 8 8 Pt et w e tonn o, 0. ridink rom acratch, won eastiy | Fatal Pun at the State Enoampment of | o0l ciee, N, Yo and e, Grifith o Pt PERFECT Gallant Rally Made by the Wanderers in | S0 ; | $ 8 [ with M\:.-‘rvnll‘ u.v[r‘z 1 the Game at Siouz City, Holland i i I/BALL PLAYERS ORGANIZE |; Ll Eyler, it | Weaver, rt Lewee, 88 2 3 % new stats Tllinois National Guard, burg called 0 3 § 1 dhean record . Mr. Bryan told the Associated Press :: l‘ :l( 1( HE nent anizntl of a Pro- | Sweedh fifty yards, was first EVENING GUN DISCHARGED PREMATURELY Shultz, twenty-five yards, second, and L. foundation for the story sent out from . E 0 tective Awsocintion ix ¥ Shui ehve, k - My 5 owiy sevited is PITCHER COONS REDEEMS MINSELF | KEii ", e LU 1o R Ton. e, TR -, Yo" Ve, plit here it e wad sarrowly exuoed 5| AN ELEGANT TOILET LUKURY. 3 7 ¢ " - ury by being st 1 bicsdiondell -1 . el b EW YOF July 20.—Th Bait | boys Georme Falhrain Bl (HICHIESE | Clgnrette Stamp Tosed Into Loose - g Used by people of refinement PUEBLO. NEW YORK, July 2.-The 3all | boys George Falrbrother was i / : Relleves Newmeyer e AB. R W A Players' Protective assoclation was formed | I White second and— Johin' Laird " third ""'l“'i' ':""‘". ""I = 'I"'" e M'KINLEY SPENDS QU'ET DAY for over a quarter of a century, . MeHale, of 5 3.3 in this city today. A permanent organiza- | Tme: £915. © plosion, Hadly Burning Many - Parsoit, i 1°3°% tion effected, constitution and by-laws [ corerec Ho B Ghwaee, of Guardsmen, Prestdent Attends Church in Morn- PArTo d fce! Cte Chief” Zim- | i adoptgd and officers elected Number of foan 1 11 OIS U e L T WELDON'S BENEFIT ARRANGED e wd Weceiver Vb nhappy Homes sty ; ident, Hugh Jennings of the Brookiyn club & SPRINOFIE! . - Later. Closxon, b ] ,l, {‘. secretary and Willlam Clarke of the Bos- [ e o Orpasiant SPRINGFIELD, 111, July Ten persons - Are Mosily omah fiham, ¢ 2 W N ton club treasurer. The meeting today wis < Hi were injured, two fatally, by the premature | (\NTON, 0., July 30.—President MeKin Bt Den Wolnes, 61 St | Yerkes, b g 0 0 {he, eernd held by the new organizatio bt iyl diacharge of tho evening gun at National | 1oy attended services ai his own church, the A A Denver, 71 Pu 2 ' 3 3 W delegates trom sach iud were Showes st bt - g Guard encampment, Camp Lincoln, this | e Methodist, this morning, where the ctrie Belt 1o Cuve Every Bufinlo, 81 Chicago, 6. M'lwwh 51800201 the meeting, today's session was POen 49| CINCINNATI, July B—During the past |evening. The explosion was caused by [ oy yested choir of Wheeling rendered Cantions ¥ About tmi- Mu.“"'l L Cley Puehlo C1 0000000 15 blavars Rtvanied, oo etiofl RAQTERELY | ool & ‘Seriatien e o Domgfer: |nomeone throwing u liglited cigarette inlo |y goial muste. Rain dusing the afternoos vankee, 1i eblo . 00 pla ended : and other Suqueh Judge Ferris as president | powder which had fallen to the ground. The | 25" ted the customary drive and kept th Hope, that most in, By Minnen Home run: Holland, First bage on ba The \tes |present were: Jennings, | (SUicH here with Judge Ferr s Dreal * [ prevented the customary Wioux CITY, July 29.—(Special Tele- P fhmidn 3.y W, Cmplre: Ebright. | doyng, and n Chncihnatl; S Ty | ures and Mops Jasses oo qui crowd of visitors to the camp. number of callers. Which seems lost to gram.)—Omaha made a driving finish this | McHal F ot the FeRm and Callahan, Chicago. Delehancy. Marphy feoretary, for w buneilt o Harry 5 The injured This evening the president and Mra. Mc thousands of men afternoon in Its first game with the Sioux T i st WhE ) PL | O Brien oo By, Dlleiphis: - Eimmer, | SH Was piricken orican sporting Private Jesse Rupert, Battery A, Danville, | inigy were dinner guests of Judge and Mrs, and women, springs the Indlans had them beaten ail the o by O Jrien_and o Dy Uy, CIATRS | fisby" and, has n hopeless Invalid, [head, chest, arms and left log terribly togethor. wilh Mr. and Mrs. W, A Sindly Before them -2 gh the game, they rallied in the [ Des Mol 0 S0 JoIine o % POWGrmAN | 15 ieTnow earnat frons \He. Ater e burned; left arm broken and left hand par- | o, (ROTNE WL EE AL I agaln when the o 1o & way thet rattled the infield and | BERYOL, i . 3 *%fhe. conatitution was prepared by Harty n alloF (R eg OBIrating iposed of | Ually shot away, will die Senator Fairbanks of Indiana is expected proper currens ot Aiuth ta e e and a wild pitch [ Omaha ylor of Buffalo, the organization's coun- (1N all of the larger ‘cities composed o Corporal Charles Balsley, Battery A, Dan # fe will confer with Blectricity ts applied & couple of errors by Berte and a L Bloux City kil 2 It was adopled unanimously, but just | SPOFting edir bage ball men, turtmen v in the city Monday. He will confer : by Ferguson lct in three runs. The game [ Bloux ¢ sofl W e 12 what the constitution contains’ none of | hgeraand othets, in addition (o th Agh: | ville, face, breast and arms badly burned, [ e et TURRY FR IR Coate guest for thelr humilia was a nip and tuck contest all the way id A T BAGUE, | those who were prosent would divuls 6, I8 18 HOW robosed o Aere d rreri 98T |loft arm broken and chest torn and entire At RO of Jitge Dy ing Infirmit ' through. Sioux City started the run ....«:. GAMES OF THE AMERICAN LEAGUE, ”,,‘;M‘- stated 1 u';h;; '\’\,“I‘I}‘IIMI]-”’('J'.'HIK“;{ nival of boxers, as well as Weldon day body mass of brulses; will die. 5 angpun T"'v‘“ ‘n‘n Kl m“ 3 | and wo the 1 player gt e B s | the race Nearly g o c managers have ‘rivate Edwa Smoot, Bat( ans ! 18 e greate ing by a score In the first and two in Huftato We Winning Just I | the managers in the selling and farming of | Dlsaged there Sl fontemanagers have | Private Edward Smoot, Batiery WARRANT FOR CATTLE KING MBASAN stientine second. Twice afterward this lead was In- Mooty ioge B gt |, g plivers. [ife present’ syatem 'of contructs | 10 offer s prone uiteate 1L 18 pro- [yie, face badly burned b an creased, one ut a time through the assist- | ., J(Fe 40 Bolg the Place. | b ilso be bitterly fought by ‘the players 8 between the winners of the o5 Private Charles Sharp, Signal corps, Chi- [ o0 (0 Kadns City gient for the aobiy ; em chargeable | tho hard hitting order, the visitors exc organization, and Amerfean leagua pennants. T ire | cago, face and hand ¢ vder, ' ng Lharlibily to Baird at second base. Newmeyer I home run with & n on buses wag the [ble in the contracts 0T e pravers | composed of prominent elilzens ang i | Juries serlo : . gonerates a just two junlngs, after which Coons, Mgl Bocrdgy Bl R Lo i Mr. "Taylor, “and we propose | {ihbuaed that. the behefit ol i1 |™ Harry Kebeler, civilian, Springfleld, face i i . pd ' i nd s 1 to remedy them, ell, we will prol only be HUCeess, " vi and d ol bt b 3 I lose < IAQ (Y v v . - g : Omahw's new man, twirled good ball and CHICAGO B o.a.2, | draw up'a form of contract and pres Bt | B e ke s b SO AR RO LB L AL Lo KANSAS CITY, July A warrant ha SUEANIY. AUI¥ nd. '1h stopped the bombardment. The score ‘wa IUH O.A '»v i " ';“ 20 0|1t to the magnates this fall. I shall take previous,occasion.® ‘°8 - I any | eyesight. been issued for the arrest of Edward L four timos stronger 6 to 3, when Toman came to the rubber ‘-'}:n ,y‘ B4 "" M"”h -RRLR R g A A x\|‘.4.um. |v|‘lvl.<—d in the Ix 1tional, I:im' rn, Chester Hunt, Springfield, face painfully Swazey, charging him with fntent to de. tha (b 4 % e walked [ Sugden, 1.1 2 0 Gettm'n, ¢ : estern and American leagues and after ~ - g 4 . ? han any other ele for his last chance at the bat n' wq:“k' o | Mcl*ind, v 0 01 0 0 shearon, £t 31 1.8 0] moditying thetn Grasw up oo Suctoant it | oy “‘v‘llnlu_ e Proves n Fiane g : hurvn!l- Stevens, Battery A, Dan- | 784 by selling to the Third National bank trical appliance, stiil and McVicker followed quickly with @ single | pujgen.’ 2.1 3 § 3 18chg $5.8 5 5 3 3| Will be presented to the magnates for s | ERQVIDE July 29.~Jimmy Michae Private Albert Stevens, Battery A, of Springfield, Mass., a mortgage of $1,- net b that scored Toman. After McVicker went | Hart'an 3.1 1 2 0'Ath'fon, b1 018 o o9ideration, Our_ demands are just ‘snd by the feterer 1o hy as deciar ol ville, face and hands burned. on 261 head of cattle owned by J. H bl and fry cantered in on Fer- | Isbell, 1e...1 0 1 0 a/Carey, 3 4 | modest and we do not anticipate roubie * Moferec In his match with Hen 3 Private J. @, Gritton, Battery A, Dan- | > : B flesh patient, out at third, Lauzon can Duckley, ¢.. 1 8 4 1 o Hallm'' us. 1 § 4 ¢ of medest and we do not ant has been ap- | F00 of Memphls at Crescent park (his attoer: a g Kenney ot Hemphill county, Texas o Ty guson's wild pitch and tied the score. Two fop Wi S0 5 ¢ g ¢ JOIER B8 08 9 3 o[ pointed, but their names will be kept seci noon. The trouble grew out of the terms | ville, hands and face scorched. alleged 1t Swazey represented that the belt Stters in quick Mucoession by Bérts AIFEM | Devber,'p...'s ¢ 33 yAmo 5.t 108 01 F5r tha’ preant '\'Ir|,-y“".'|v:"'r‘.:';“y'ul’r g% TAEe by WRICH | gergeant Schrooder, Battery I, DanMie mortgage was & first lien, whereas it was o inning run. Katoll, p o >3 - “How strong is your organization?’ was | U er, J I edy, con- the bases aund let In the w Totals .. 03 " 1 asked trolled everything ' The local track could | face burned a second llen. It true the operation is nr. Belma"s Elect”c Be" THUS e St WO Tl Michael here only by agreeing to such | Harry Peters, civilian, Springfield, face 0 2 4 ) Bcore: Totals ... 8 ra In the big | &t identical to those performed by Grant Gil BIOUX CITY. u, | Chicaro gue who are members and they will | feguirements | i ovhen the | burned. tt, the Kansas plunger, who remortgaged | Has xoft, silken, chamols-covered, w aters o “hie ved word from the Bastern and Amer- ace the ) 4 il not burn and. biiat e e i F 8.8 b 3o nenss Tanes Shisg 1 Ieagues and every pinyer in those two | 14d paid’ doubie’ i imisxion” price 'to see | injured, lett crossed to Od Mexico, whero he has | electrodes on ntioe bale deumbaine Mol als L33 3 %She"Stgden, Buckicy orkanizations Is anxious to join. 'We ex. | Mlt L ] b A loh was Hfteen | “oorporal Balsley and Jesse Rupert, act- sinee resided grin, which may cause blood [oisoning a1 L ¢ pect to have embe: hd o8, Mmotor-paced, and chael us g s el 2 perhaps death e of m: ctric 1y 3 | o O o Andrews, Home rum " Atherton. ' Btolen | pect Blayer 1 the moamiry Sy Professional | fue, imolot paced, e and a haif horse |Ing quartermaster, were loading the even- | '\, ;rqing to & report from the office of U ehreCiahisy ONe of my Blectric Helt o LB STUUIERUL S A A O O | g B e By Y out: By Katoll, 5; | At the o] lugion of (hs mecting Hugh | POWer and ' fancy act ‘of whter- cof Ing gun, amisted by several men of Battery | ho Bankers & Cattlemen's Protective 8- | ag {ndispensable in every household as th IR 3 3 1 3y Afole 5 Pussed ball: Sohrosensser | Jenniihs cons ur ongantzation today i [ Whieh were nothing more than wina A Sl of sowler wie pinced 1 1M ]ooomtien, the Swasey iifequisrities ap- | enice Beiie Doa o dousehold en Y 3 & & Klrnt base on balls: O Denzer, 2, oft (atronk wnd we are rewdy (o talk busies | 50 Constricted a to s Wit mouth of the cannon and Rupert was about | proyimate §70,000, Until the . time. of ‘toe | SFAtioNA A it hak ftercing aet o on vy 4 1 3 3 2]Katoll 1; of Amole, 4. Wild piech: Aineis, | 16 to Gt sur Object to bring about a fight | Mofor did not work well and at thie end drive the charge home. The powder eack | 21O I 4 : co. Mr. | Cels, Which may be rencwed when bura = T % 12 4| HIt with ball: Schrecongost. Time: .19, | with the clib own rs. We want Justice and of ten miles lll went up. Thrvr-‘rntu{l:( ‘r:': to drive the charge g po , financial collapse, three months ago, Mr. | out for anty oo sente. other belt can be Totals % 10 *%5 12 Umplre: MeDonald. intend to get it in a stralght, above-board g ,;;‘;);_‘nlf”rgvh';; e hen Michaels | Was too large for the gun, and in forcing Swazey was a member of the local commis- snewed for any price and when uans *One out when winning run scored. Kansns City Comes Agn enthasike ‘way. We are chock full of Wwent wrong he tacked onto the rear [ It Into the cannon the canvas was torn, | yion firm of Ladd, Penny & BWRERy. I e i Thove CHahs o huss siiy person enthusiagm Wo are only fighti inst \ | OMAHA. . -1 . o 4 et a8hting agains of Monroe, wh cemakers, belng | some of the powder falling to the ground | gon i a general cattle commission busi- otric belts will burn out n time. B KANSAS CITY, July 20 -Kansas City in the contract system and the b & tric belts wi o e i i 4. Wloon o Detroit today by bunching hits | scheme of selling and farming ley s Michasl men, JHoened un, Tae next fow | Just below the muzzle of the cannon. Pri- | pees at the stock yards. The loss is said | Guaranteed one year. My Heit ind, Elec: Foman, ss.cooovvveed 120 afinthe nrh inning Uihers was' much el | he e moeting of the o om 1L | crowd Towled with ‘rage. THS" rafatce i | vate Rupert stood facing the gun, ramrod to be generally distributed among banks, my exciustve patont (Lol DVieRar, ¢ | ng through s game . 4 Cams are umeptember, when the western ted the motore fve M )+ 0| in hand. Balsley also faced the gun, while f them in the east that it is not SRRITERR Y, 8 E rf H it out of the me . for protesting 100 | teams are again in the e N 2% e motareers to give g - 5 " 4 some of em in e east, 80 8 | b § % 8 §iErongiy 5 the ommieero% .2 pitched and s it bace; but they refused and S refben onfing |@ number of soldiere and ecivillans were | heavy on any one person or concern. Swas i e Sl Wrig 1 1 0 0fflelded his position n a brilliant manner. Monsoe Ten Theos Ut S Lwaris m | gathered around, despite the commands of |y wayl known in Kansas City and through winked, pady. e : Monroe from the track and awarded him | 89 a ) Thompaon, It ¢ ¢ 4 g|Adandance, 400, Soore: NEOLA DOWNS THE ORIGINALS Tho Time as'lg.2nd of the Afteen miles. |the officers in charge to keep back. Bud- | the cattle country west of here, haviny poon y put & I . o - § 3] EANms ey il T The time was 33:2 denly someone uttered the words: “Watch | the busine years. He ls sald K nt pane tlon, © i s gl nnnA:,[ HHOAL | Red Hot Game nt Vinton Street Park — i oyt 2 MEPTE 1 oo BRLY Sy ‘ this € verdigred Hoy, 3b..... 0 0 1fHemp'll, rf.1 1 20 1Casey, 3b...0 1 3 2 0 " ” v them scatter.”” There was a flash ot powder [t be on board the steamship Hermase, Nowmeyer, 1 0.0 O DfFamer o2 8¢ iy s sty Won by the lowa Amatenr NEW YORK sannd® Datlohiry: bisyois | 8743 §rount, 1het Baméiwhs bootiun sated sailing for Buenos Ayres, South Ameri ALl L4 S*Coons, Pler oy | G e N el ° NEW YORK, July 2. -Vailsburg bicyele A a s enos Ayres, Americ oAb nte. DUy InG ® 6 10 7 M 7| OTeien, it 11 06 11030 b e Bl ot aroMestinal: Won 'by |10 POWder whith was being forced 1t0 | having gone on bosry ity b tre e | 7e (i B B e (L RULILLL C 4 ' d o - e a mile, open, rofessional: on P 8ol L of etective v ollowed e --;r"':.lfi....u substitiuted for Wright in the 1290 ol $ el e Inton Street park on Sunday was the [ owen Kimble 1 it H. B Freeman, | the cannon, and the gun was discharged. 1 of Detective Kirk, who followed him burns ftth b et 2 a0 T 1 luoens of dne ot The tastent cxhibitions of | Portiand, second; Wrak Kramer, Fast |the ramrod being broken and shot from the | trom Kansas City to New York armes with “eCioons substituted for Newmeyer in the 2 11 1 0iNicol, 1 1 : : b o time. | gARKe. third: | Sy T Fisher,” Chicago, | cannon. ~Balsley and Rupert had thelr | o warrant. which was foeuot by the author- 0033 oiftyan, 3.0 0 2 0 0|amateur ball seen in Omaha for some time. go. 4 Jal WY U8 thirds 20100036 (9933 §fFrieke. 5....0 0 2 3 1 Manager Maxfleld of Neola brought his | fUrth. Time:' 1:dit} N b s clothes blown from their bodies, which were | jijen b . i $a s S ] 4 14030 - Unlimited pursuit ‘wacet Won by A : i " 5 ohLelh ¥ try to imitat nene by i WL 12001001 05 e band of artista with him and trimmed the | McAechern, Roronta. Cpaada; otte Mayer. | blackened by powder At the time of the fallure of the cattle bt m;”:.n runs: Omaha, 2. Two-base hits: | o q TOAIS e 4 9311 3] Originals 0" firat-olnss Bl Rh e Gatld O acunce’ 7hne Ny hout, Atlanta, | The others stagsered back, burned and | frm of Ladd, Penny & Swazey, It was fm b Barsed runs il otals Glasscock, O'Connell. Sacrifice hits: Me- abounded in brilllant plays and but for a | third, © Distance. foar fnd a half miles I absolutely guarantee my Belt to perma- o . blinded. All of the wounded were taken 10 | possible to discover the ount involved, 2 » 1 t Man- \ w on | Kansas City 02913010 %8liito yellow work In the ninth on tne part | Time: nently cure Sexual Impotency, Lost Mar Creadie, Berte, Cote B marty T 0200000 20—t of the Orlginain would have been the bt | Times 95 mandicap, gmateur: Won by | hospitals ospecially as the company did bustess over Varl seminal’ "W, e . W ison: Hoy. “Hit by pitched ball | runs: Kansas City, 4; Detrot, 3. | amateur game cver played in e cie Witehy, "yahenburger, New York. scratchi| Some say it was a man in uniform who | such a wide ranse of country. Three days | Bperiatorthaca and ail ot rer Sexunl Dix: ;‘M“_k~r Coon®, Griffin, Glasscock . Struck » hit: Nicol. First base on bails: he Neola rooters were in evidence And | Wilson, Littsburg (scratch), third Flovd | yhrow the cigarette, but Harry Peters, who | atterward inquiries began to come in ""d‘.l...x.‘h Iln -»w‘\!lw;lr sex; ren oren Shrunken o ik ; O ot Forar | or ey, Friske, 1. Sacrifice hit: Dil- | cheered their favorites to an’ echa Nent | Wabom Litsbury @0, fourth, = Time: ) . 1 | Undeveloped Organ v ‘ Bller B srnabear. Wild plich: Forgy: | on Breaii Cor oke: ) 8 1i by Frigke, 5. | Sunday tho Orlginals will ‘meet the Mis | Rrwis was an evewiiness of the explosion, is of | simultaneous reports of the mental as well | Ljdoyeloped Orsans wuise, Kidney, Liver ™t ;300 Umpire: | Bos Serick oute BiI City, 7; Detroit, 5. | sourl Vallay team 8t Vinton Strect |, . brofessional: Won | the opinion it was a small boy. as the physical collapse of the junior mem- [and Eladder Troubis, ¢ suipation, Dy :fi:‘n‘ 1; Coons, Hit by pitcher: Farrell. (‘mpire: Ma |r-nrk| »;- 1 hope -].' : their unlooked b?' Frank Kramer 4,\;‘« 1|ir'|np.'n HI;I"I'. h; . dy ber of the firm. |,",|,:! .‘A:u‘lu.:u”p\ ‘.'\ : I p“ulw_u;“. et 4 nassau. Time: 1:40, or defeat. Attendance, 50, Score: H. B. Freeman, Portland, Ore. (§0), bt A ) embor ot the | oMY Fiectrical Suspensors! for' the radical " 5 3 v GINALS NEOLL. ond: R. 8. Treland; Newark (240), third UT NEGRO VOTERS | Thomas L. Ladd, senior memb cure of private weaknesses of men I i BAINTS LOSE EASY TO DES MOINES, Rube Waddell's Trinmph. e bt [ 5 O Mo | Tieus, New Yatk (15, fourth’ Time: WILL BAR OUT firm, makes the following etatement: i\, an inventlon ae my Belt and 1s — FAUKER, 29.—“Rube” Wad 2b. 0 o 1 23 g i o fregp v ok Fiereatoits o every male patien Poor Support Given Maupin in What [, MILWAUREE, Tuly Al daner, ot e el St 8t 68 144 s General Election in North Carolin I do not know the present whereabout or eall today and in sacred conft Thould Hnve Heem n Niee Mot - |lowing them oniy two ingies and shutting | Joler .0 0 1 ¢ Hiorgan 5.1 1180 E PROGRAM Expected to ¥ onntitu- of Mr. Swazey, but have been informed [ TR R ST. JOREEPH, Mo, July B—(Speclal Tel | them out. " Only thres men got safely 1o | weaw ™ 120 ) § 9 Iorest, ‘0211 1 1 3 of eNIOUTS ARRANG e i el upon what seems to be reliable authority o teratuee” Wil 1l Vol U egram.)—\Weimer had the Saints on his staff | first bmse, o o(r(humnlel'ly“\:dnn’!‘ T8 [ Selen, 12,02 0 1 & HSincinir. 15 § 18 5.3 ki 20 thiat ho has left for South America. 1 it | about it It you cannot call write tully i’ nd 4 one A osldes | 5oy, pon’ 0 Steph'y, I g 5 eparture, | And freely, € today. While six-hits iytere made off cach | S000, R0 O0F, TRACHAE thica, = Bosides ey, %0 0 1 3 1| Mesian G0t o 3 o 5| Larse Number of. Members Are Ka- RALEIGH, N. C. July 20.—A goneral fis true, I cannot account for his departure. lotter will ‘e concealed from prying eyes. Weimer and Maupin, at critical lluknil the | fielding were the features. Attendance, ocn, of.. 0 0 2 0 i[Hamil'n, It.1 0 3 o 0 pected at the Detrolt election will be held in this state next|l do not believe Mr. Swazey has done any- | Sold only b e players could mot touch Weimer. | 8000, Scor €, G.eesl 0 0 6 0 0/ Wilmot, 3b..0 0 2 3 0 R - o2 v ikl e di ek g vl e sl inglonl g 3 home players :r|lu| AG i ) L ST i ax. 06 s 1 2| DETROIT, July 20 —The program of tne | °f 20 amendmeit to the comsiftution > | VA RIS Bobk ard ali arrasmm Lo L Nave Electric Belt AT L s I RHOAE oA, i A R = s s g meeting of the Mting the electoral franchise will be voted |no reason to suspect that he has bee in f compan et Y e e Ty | Aoien o 6 8 & & ol LaChice, 16, 6 833 § 3 v Neola, Threecbase Nit. | reres lodge Knikhis of Pythias and of the | %,y THeT® 18 Apparently littlo doubt as | anyway dishonest wilb the firm, I g g i 2 o UL WY | Blerbr, b1 1 3 3 glamcice 158 044 0 4 Downa. Struck out: By Scully, 5: by Mor. | encampment of e uniform Tankc of (he | 9 tNS FESUIL of the eluction, both as to the | Mr He ‘hendie e inanclal man of the (Rgoms 14 ta 21 Dowsine Dlock, Onp. ;',‘n.]’,‘, Ml B two-haggers wera made off | Keto'm, cf. 3 § 3 ¢ :003 21 gan, 6. First base on balls: Off Scully, 1 order to be held I this ot w'“ 1"" to | Amendment and the state ticket. It now |firm. He bandled all the paper and had g 16th and Dodge him in wiccension, which, alded by Huils [ Burke ab. 1 % 1 1 3414 1} Time: 1:40. Umpire Anahan. Soptember 1, Baw Séen M:‘pm:d’ \ialo‘: eems o bo simply a question of majority, | exclusive control of that department of "I HOURS—From 8:30 . m. to §:30 Chiree ans. Thelr Drat’ rn. whs mde ia | Waddedi, 5.0 1 3 3 0004 Black Dia Beat Tige General James R. Carnahan, speaking of | TH® OPPonents of the amendment acknowl. | the firm's business. 1n- the latter part of | p, m. Sundays Erom 10:50 2, m. to 1. p. m, on errors and a 1 418 4 efal.) e 9 : : . [ dopte June we discovered that we had become | Wednesdass and From $:30 the third on a bas ] = P TOUTH, Neb., July (Spe- | tho outlook, sald edge that it will be adopted 1 8130 @ ’ ‘ ade Totals ... 4 §2712 1| Totals ... 0 2 The Black Diamonds defeate g ® Aokl e ed with s 0 that |m t0 9 D. m. iF other iwo runs were made in th | a mony wted p As the amendment and the democratic [Overloaded with paper and it was then that Sentn o Wity bt by pitcher and er- | Milwaukee 02000200 % Tigers in a pedhot game of ball w T am satisfied that the Detroit encamp- ticket will run very clo. m‘-m 'P",m'ml Mr. Swazey Informed us of cortain big rors by Bristow and Strang. St. Joseph's | Cleveland ..., 00000000 0—0|was played oh the old Il grounds. fment of the uniform rank will be greater | ¢ ory close together, the pop- 1o o s fone run was made in the third on Mau-| Farned runs: Milwaukee, 2. <base | I " m'n.»- H'lrh I;‘mnlg'l core .-rm.l 1 r.|‘. than ever held by this order. In Milwaukee | W18t8 and republicans have practically hmu;n nnu];_-l ]m Oklahon which proved to HOT in’s base on lla and Strang's throe- [ hite: Digging Stoler ;" Qe 6 In favor of the Diamonds and at the | ' 4 o 2 abandoned their state tick e bad. his was a short time before hie LgRar. In the ninth spectators Clowded on LaChance (; Kotehuom wakdron: | frst halt'o the'ninth the scars' was't (03 | We had 16,000 men in tamp, but my corre- ity Bl ot the field and threw cushions the Des | First base ¢ TR i | Pt oo Dlamoads, The principal (spondence with the brigade commanders | €16t & majority of the legislature wg re | mind collapsed, which T belleve was caysed e 1 v . from Worrying over these bad loans. His Molnes players and play was stopped for | Fart. Struch By Waddell, §; by H feature of the game was the pitching by | durtng the lnst two weeks indicates that turn_Butler to the United States senate. ving se b ans tom mimites In the first inning Thiel accl- | 1. *Double playa: Fload ooy nee, Hart | Archer for the Diamonds, the felding® the attendance will go far beyond that fi 091 rhe battle has been fought on the race | f*1ure to inform us of the threatened finuu The. .. dontally aplked Manager McKibben at first. | to Flood (o 1acChae Umpire: Sheridan. | 8¥ndstand eateh made with one hand by & 4 At Agutes | oo brough: clal crisis was probably due to his proud dls- McKibben will be out of the game for & [ Time: 1:% % [ Densmore of the Tigers, Battery for I The camp is to be located on attractive | 138ue, brought on by the proposed franchise " week. Score: Butler, Honar,and Harking; for Tigers, | grounds ‘east of the city at s convenlent | dmendment by which 80,000 ignorant negro | Pe#ition, rather than any intentional wrong Otel vlCtor ST. JOSEPH : Hooslers Slug the Millers, Butler, Harkins and Byers' The same | §iowrd® from Belle Isle.. Fiold i voters are to be disfranchised. “Scon after Mr. Swazey suffered the col- AB B 1. O & B MINNEAPOLIN, Tuly BorThe sisttors | Fearun DIAe e Phnder e 00 Virwe A R e s et TR 1Y ojbe: aeraiatiis 1,000 speeches | 1P of his mental facuities he was taken . e trang, 3b... ;i | 2 had it easy toc fer the fift 5 Yooyl g d . . . o c r he e had be = i paene. p- §¢ 8 T8 o|ang {nMex tader attar the i T « Detent Arae Witnessed on the fsland. The city will be | day have been made and the people are Lo, . Listar Dpard that.he hag dgw (1} Put-in-Bay Is ;""’ b fad] a4 1 §|but by bunching hits the visitors earned the gram e Lr Heniectal Tel- | luminated and the order of Knights of | Kettng to such a pitch that bloodshed fs | " The e Ay 1 teoii ‘mu‘:"d D ut-in-Bay Island, © . It Attend ce, . Score e ), Argos ere beate hy s N S, e lourna omorrow w say “De- Schreh, it 0 i o fseme Atteniance, [ Sorias ot South Omaha this atternoon by u | Khorassan 1s to give an eleotrical and fire- | foared. So far there has been none. SROUND | velnpiments 1. ths allaaed caran i Ohio. . . . Herman, 1b St i 0¥ 3 ey 4/ v, K } ATl [, |dcore of 18 to 7. The heavy batting of the | works parade. In many eastorn counties the “red shirt gl B i iristow, o 30 1 8 3[pavie ot 01 TN 0 Hogrvr, onFTE AT | Visitors was the feature. Score: prlat e A men have declined to allow fusion cam. | ¥, L Swazey ladyete st b las been |§ AMERICA'S Larscst and most charm. Tnderwood, rf. . 40 2 . DAL B Swifts & " 3520300 0-18 s 4y operating on a much larger scale than was % 004 most elagantl PAUDID, oo 3 1 1 6 OfiCh™ et d 18 iyt d ae 0 o(Rmtly e B3 E 208000 | TRIAL OF SWISS AIRSHIP x',3‘.'»-1.",2".,:"n"u’.".l‘r"',.,f}“...: e DU T P gttt - R SR tarrinbed B A0 most. ganlly oetal = T 1 e Nerden, Ih0 210 0 0lSeybold, cf 0 1 2 0 0| Battories: Switts, Bennison and Bowlea; — YOub b olection by fatunctiny o000 (fvand may Tun up: 1oto the hundreds of (¢ the highest point in Lake Erie, on « n otaln o a8 Fiaher, e, 1 18 3 0aMagoon, % 0081 o) Argos Dor Ing, Miller and Perkins. Time: | United States Consul Gives Somas | O odn e i ¥ "“"]‘""’" OF Other | yousands, Btockmen and others wh Kknow f the groups of beautitul island o 2 L th, s [ ] Powers, . 3 0 2:16. ‘mpire: A nso - ds, v conve p - 9 o e oups o s utifu Ands, AB. R H. O A B |Abbey, 01 1 ¢ 1 olbnames %S 3 4 8 0|05 Ump Facts Concerning Monster Af- sy | S o o vane Haes s SL R o R comparatively well [$ Miles from Detrolt, Mich., 10 from Thiel, If... ed 00 1 0 ok h 1 2 1 0 oHoydon, 1b.. 0 111 0 1 Features at ( bus Meet. falr Costing $200,000, et & sy 80 day untll [ g0p ¢pae” otnor arrests will follow it Swazey [* Toledo, O.; 2 from Sandusky, O.; all,’ 88 (8 Y 1 ] 3 O|Harvevie. 0884 elBamen 5.3 3000 COLUMBUS. O July oo ttare of ity thar qp day. The democratic leaders say com Cleveland, 0. N o 1 | R et, 00000 he o g : that it there fs Intert Is taken. -rom Cleveland, B AR RRE] IR0 bk Totale ... 3T 3| Here Trnarroroult, e et for-att oo | o VASHINGTON, July 20.—United ~ States of (ha oiern 7 nr” o amendmont (o1t | ~Attorney L. C. Boyle, who ia prosecuting | ¢ HOTEL VICTORY CO. § OPEN { rain, 3b..000 <8 1 3 8 1 0 motaww ... 3 9mn o for stallions. for . purse of 8, on Thurs. | COnsul General Dubois at St Gal e i °~|"“ SRARAMARY Ik I8 e caun, retulen 5. make & tlaienal L * ¢ FROM Avarner, re 00 21 8 1 9 $anneapolis .........0 30006103 Among “the probable 'stirters "are: | has sent to the State department'an Interest. s e ora o0 By serious troubls, [ nigit bt promises startling developments Address all JUNE 19 { Robsamen, 15, 1§ 3§ 7 } }|mdenapons.iiil @ 3 08418 EN Chriey Tiorr, Codotbin, qtar Tommy | ing account of the telal of a great airshi Durlng the first three months of the o o tions . ! Loman, (el iy o R SR Britton, Dare Devil and’ Gratton Boy & P, in the near future. Communications to T0 §Pmman, ; 4 1 1 0 4 0, arned runs: Minneapolls, 3; Tndlanapolts, A HareLevil and Gratton Hoy witnessed by him at Manzell on Lake Con- | “*MPAign the populists and republicans had i —_— , SEPT 15 A P B e m m | Swoaae B er oo SHIL MADE ONLY TWONEW RECORDS |-21cc. “wieriond two state tickets In the field, but about s Paris Hot Spetl Broken, T. W. McCreary, § L] Totals ... % 6 6 ;m 1 Nance, D Hartzel, old. o8 0 The great shi 7 tee week ago the two tickets were consol PARIS, Tl hart ; : alls: OfF ¥ 8 off Barn Struck @ great ship is 407 feet long and thirty- 8 were consolidated. | PARIS, July 20.—The heavy storm which Gen'l Mgv. and Representative. it Joseph . 00100808 0ok out my Harvey.s; by Enret, 1: by Barnes H T wramar ehteon soperacimeter aad contained sev. | ThS ofces ataigned the republicans. are | began lest Mght and oo et ToCE il o S ¢ RN v ARl B m}fl"« on ‘.'.'r'a"- ’l:;\\l:}nnl '«"fi:!:'m “I'l.“!mn- unday Races ‘-c the way Track |oteen separate balloon compartments flleq | EOVOrnor, attorney general and chairman of | tually broke the hot spell, the largest and “Just fa YuEh Baeth ‘ hite: gdtrang, Braln @), Nagle. ' Three-base | Jacklitsch to Fisher, Geler to Mool Prove Exciting and Entertain- with hydrogen gas. With the wind blow- | the corporation council. Dr. Thompson, | most severe that Paris has cver known § . “Large band and orchaptre { J'«"l flllrunu fi..-m:m nlm,mnml-x. wu;ln»r, {’nwn;rs nuu.l“m : Magoon. Time: 2 fng to a Crowd. ing strengly the vessel made a slow, gradual | POPUllSt nominee for governor, issued an| The rains interfered with the plans of _‘"“"l",\ maLss of -‘““y“”'}“ A olen buse: Maupin. Double plays: Mau- | Umpire: Cantillion. A pies open letter a o bty = iaad Wit todas il JAmusements mernble 4 W 10 Brision 1o Birape o dioye: Mau- g Ono mid-western and one stato amatour | 33¢0C ANd started on her cruise through the favor ¢ Annouacing his retirement in | the shah, who remained indoors today watll The hay fever Sufferers haven / fi' Wetmer (0 Loman, Ball to Rebsamen to Standing of the Tesms. bleycle record were placed to the credit of | 2T For a total distance of ten miles the In gt b g Spencer B. Adams, republican. |late in the afterncom, when he wen: for The Muced of' the (onrist s rain. Struck out:’ By Maupin, 2; by Played. Won, Lost, th % A ohip soared high abave the lake, reaching | 10 it he says drive in the Bois de Boulogne and the Eiace s, beauty, spot A . b, e new Midway eycle track Sunday after. h 8 | o Ll “Children's paridise ‘M:Inlw';lf; u’.-‘l’.fif.r"‘?"' ¥t I;:‘\vllf-m-‘l::-'r Moty [Ghtcago oo, 83 9 2 nool Nearly ple saw George |3t one time an elevation of 1,300 feet, when We have, under this arrangement, se- Champs Elysee. R \'\Ix\']v“t" X 'x r”:' per day; $10.30 to ; aupin, 1; by Weimer, 2. Thne: 3:00. tme Biirathie: el T i Melerstein turn w mile behind the motor [ it suddenly stopped short, settled and floateq | €ured the united force of the republican - v f o per week. pire: Warner, Detroit s 42 i tandem upon which Barney Oldfield and [ smoothly on the water. The cause of the :"'"""'" of the legislature for Senator But- ‘“A\,'_'“_ ; ]"‘; “'"! “1 1l DR [V OV VS S —— Cleveland . I E] 1 E. C. Hausman made pace In 1:471-5, ten |sudden stoppage in its flight was a slight [ 1eI's return to the United States senate, | MUN( nd., July 08 ph o NVER CE ATES E, h actonding Honvy ' Overmever. “ahe - o] e v fENVEk CBLEORATEN AT HOM BRI e [l s S | Ermomftster than waa ever ridden "y | ishap to the steering apparatus, but this | Which we could not have seeuses Bad T-pere | fonmpiad sulods Thuredun”srise e and Hos | KO0 . B4 Zib s DY in ‘Hingle wider betare. .Thay | DA (0. the weeris dMEGs, ae the vessel | Mittod ‘my namo to head the tickot for | (hat the ehisnees for Ta boeorateh 1 . 88 36 62 al AW Zin Bennett win the half-mil i | ve. o Eobetluoh Fotara fort tha 1w SUALe | 13K upon the wurface of (be lake without | BOvernor. 1 bellave 1t fu o mare X0t 10 [ e ey ey wiaacy he, iy g . July 29, eclal Telegram,)— Superfor Wine fa the Rain, thmpetition record for the distance. Al [ tAttng ‘any wates: the party to re-elect Senator Butle: VR can0 AN Tniwe : 441h Street, Near Broadway, ’ SUPERIOR, Neb., July 2..-(Specfal)— [ though there were many disappomted in v Butler than| brain, two sent through the f Hulen's men could not locate Schmidt's The second Abllone-Buperior DTl g wis | not Saeinnre o motor-cycle Jower the five- [ The fastest time madé was five miles in | that 1 should be govermor. We could lose [ other from the rear NEW YORK ... . durves today, while Denver touched up | pi s yesterday afternoon in a drizzling | mile world's record, there wore doybtioss 17% minates. The skip iefkhs 22,000 pounds | the state by 20,000 ang Yot Bave the leg- | ®OUNdS are heallng Absolutely Fire Proof, M v.nwnl for hits in nearly every Inning. It |rain, which Decume 50 heavy that the gu:r Acae who sl sonndent thas fad nat | and cost considerably bvir $200,000, islature.* Riste Alasioy i Pumk o ment reguiurly | Lasurious in Al its A > bee o field vas' stopped in the th inning. Score: [# serious blunder been made by th [ 4 4 oyel BLINg— Nousishme L & _would have been 4 sButout had the fielding 1 %0 7, BN unarian's Senth ianing. Score: | & seriou atching the time the : ———— L In accordance with this plan the tusioniaty | And «omplains of no i Cont . - — — il Bl would have been knocked galley CONCESSION 0" AMERI are making a strong fight for the leglslature : - €OOL AND COM 3 IN SUMMER Vinton Streets Vietor As it was the men made a very pretly [ RICAN AIRALUre German Editors Name 0 H and the campalgn is being conducted per- sonally by Ser American and E aw Management.) A opean Plan, The Vintan Strect Stars defented the | Tide, 03 Well as ‘& remirkably saseds o) » e cm.’lpa”o" Brown Purks in un interesting. s for the three or four miles that they did [ Mexteo Maken Likepnl G score of 9 1o 6, MINNEAPOLIS, July 20.—A imes spe ! Un x nt to A, ator Butle flal from Madison, “Wis,, seys ( w Managers e acor by ninga;” * | ide. e men appeared witer 'the 'taurth o T gy ™4 | " Tty Gegiocrats Allege. that the effort is a| 'The German Ediforlal sssociation of Wis- | J. B. HAMBLEN'S SONS, Proprietors, § s event to clers n his record trial e » o v $ consin today elected officers a8 follows s, col Y | ¥ | officials “that they would pace Meloraten "mocratic In spite of all that the | president, Emil Wittaock ntain City AVON, N, estion, and ail liver Ills are cuzed b o mile, whie hed fo ur, Hau O - b C y VRS T ki the mile, which e wishé {0 Fay ~The govern. | fustonists may do, BLCRET Sty Beu CRIre: trasnter, [.yior: oiect Rotart cn thg How Jeresy. Gosst a valuable con- . ih counted [ oime on Mevico V5% 1 the motor-tandem rec. CITY OF MEXICO, M' rg LR ! 19, Plll Ah an intoresting game of ball yesterday | ara trial. Fhe ool fa. ver, neglected | ment federation has grant) ——— 1t was decided to hold the next conyen Send for Particulars, afternoon at the old fort grounds the | to Inform timers of this plan, thus the | ce 3 Vi on a " nire, 3 e to be od b () 8 scors of 15 e the B U W nitie by 'a | blunder. The men kot he b machinn L3 | 08I0 to A. J. Stregiur of New Windsor, | BRYAN LEARNS HiS SPEECH [ tion a1 Fian Ciniro, ehe ‘time” 155 e by S0ld by all druggists. 25 cents, the Unlquen "and aa™ovas on the slab for [ der’ way and Melerstoin hooked: one tia| ke 18 the famous Flerta river valley i Vha, anesilive aokmites - vy S N the Uniques and as usual pitched tUmers were given the word and the' men | (he state of Sinaloa. Iwrho valley has an [ Expects Soon nee the Miner ed. - x:rv\.mr;:‘-lrl:nm;:.;‘he‘ ’(:‘\"‘ulma:‘ :"’I-rlu;:m-“mn u [ Area of 200,000 acres and Mr. Strecter him- nerary of Hisn Treip to HUNTINGT W. Va. Jaly 2.-0One GOTO snapped their watches, but Iatead of ook’ | eIt owns 65,000 a T frer Topolobampo. Indinnapolis, And Jniners In the Davy coal fleldw o on the line of PINE for a fresh start, ax it wis expect 1| ba, they would do, Oldfie i 1 and Hansman on | o aeteoed Ut it SAnE” , JISTARRE | consion grants the holfor the Fight. o one | Wl sors with his notis minute and a half to th ors thinking th B s baree v Bhets™ T L D AR MANAWA Mexico & Orlent ‘thfiroad. The con-| LINCOLN, July 20 —Mr. Br an 15 w0 | throuwhout the atate wes rannii u i N ¢ H v @ running at’ their tion speech | fullest capacity and are unable o Kkeep i mile: The tim- |One-halt of the wate #6m the Fuerte [and his plans are so well developed that | With orders. PARK ~N v ['WArmMBE | river, When the scheme 1s consummated |he hopes tomerrow to he able ut Men for Mu .Send this coupon and 2, thinking ere m g to an A Every Afternoon and Evening This Week v o or mo gt s ihem expr A mad ME* {1t will prove of great bérent to the state. (nounce his itinerary for the trip te In-| RICHMOND, o Jon RS LORENZE CONCERT BAND formed ha ko e, 10, Keop the crowd fu. | Survey plans and location of ‘s canal will | dianapolls ang ey, He has no knowl- | Jenking and William cates were arrested vl g & . n y c formed" s i what nlrlxll.l_v\)l:fl:li.‘der;:.“n;:r:; be made next winter edge of the time and place for his notifica o oot e Rariden Bunters i ik y il LIS » that the men ght they wers trying Advices from Vera Cruz show that Dr.[tion by the popullsts and free silver re- [ premises and was kitled n the nlteroation POLITE VAUDEVILLE. pubMcans and it is not helieved his pres- | Which followed. Th """"" waw the father | \Wobh & Hassan, head-to-head halane the whole distince.‘the wders wore caljcy | PAUEBS continue o show remarkablo ro. | ent Itinerary takes ot conslderation that | °f PFOf- J. R Meek of Durango, Colo. s T al, 1o iy, Kings of mingirelsyi feats of buton off, much (lu KA“’. 1I|N|’n'l|vnhllnh-n( « 1 1 d i © presen e bl manhin fempted | the eerum are lmproving and the black | if It was to be L the west Mr. Bryan's =Y A T praier bt the blg machine fatled 10 | yomit has been stopped Bome n Lincoln wauld be the plany o CaABTOLIA. otk properly and 147 was the best they Ll o] PPt Th Kind You Havs Always B could do. —_— lected, but it s now thought Topeka, | Besrsthe In the one-mile novice race there Trawl, . v . nature afiben oo mlle movice race there w w Kan., has the first call and will probably | Big every. | Sults. All the new patlents treaged with [function. Local politiclans had hoped (hat | e —— “_',‘K""'”L,'_ VI (g maryaious fests e Duning, monologist; Evans & Deeres, } #keteh COrNe ur ‘S CARS, ] : " For part......... Paris Exposition Pictures. re Injured in Drun ed its be- SBLO, Colo., July While a large g run in two heats, dn which the " firs rslon from this city was on Vets puss o 1:"" meeting. It Is thought pos o AMUSEMENTS, two men over the tape were to qualify for | near the Spanish peaks, this ufternoon a | 8bly the trip to Chicago of Secretary L5 Y A " - - Scut postpald to any address, She el ¥, E. Sweedburg. Ed Bnow and | drunken fent oocoerni 1 which several | Edgerton of the populist national com O A8 XA y | TONIGHT 0 -llltrfll»-lr'l:_rnll:‘r:\-:‘vu'llu'l;d;‘m.l ihgy tinihed in | men ‘from the adjoinine mining camp Bl mas ne beariog on thel 39 fhe The Kind You Have Aiways Bougha BOVd e —— The halfned in the final, Time: 3:3 1-5. | Russell partieipated. Juime was oy AY4 Some. he b > > in Bi Stay at home and enjoy the great exposition. 160 to 20 views carieri s mlle open amuteur hud " nine [ knocked down with o pear In The [question. Mr, Edgorton left. thiy even ng | lgusture : v The Mountain Girl b starters and was Also 0, Riate JIn the fhandw of Louls Vasques. 1ie fs still une and wil to the front on onsclous and will probably id lap, where he stayed until he | Grabill was shot 1h - tho he tupe a winne: every week, covering all points of interest. Altogether there will Bo 20 parts containing 350 views. The entire set mailed for $2.00. o main several days. He ex of men by | PECLs Lo see Charle A. Towne while in A ot &% = . In the splendid | Charles Bell s dying. Many ghots | Chicago, but sald that was no part of his © - x tme of 1:04 1-5, a new state record. "D, W, | were fired by Bhults was second b 1%and” in being pisman th but [ mission Bears the (_ Tha Kind You Hawe Alw M con @ “escaped “and 1 beini | pursied by *‘"’”’,,”"flnmmnfifi"fi lote Wery boven” abieiammional, handicap | posse: "Both ‘wounded: mén "wers' bridgni | Mr. Bryan and his family attended union | fgnsture \ L there were soven starters, among whom | to Pueblie. services at the First Presbyterian church of Redmond | i var o wean 4 | Commencing Thurstay, v | Stock Co. | The Siver King f final Rezin Bennett w the sec rossed « 'to The Bee Publishing Co., Omaha, Neb E B BT Ed G2 TR, (he aichen | Dellnaaghi experiments with vellow e LEP T Night Prices-10c, 16e, 30 Matinee—Any Reserved Beat 100,