Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 18, 1900, Page 5

THE OMAHA DAILY OMAHA OUTCLASSES DENVER Cripples Put Upa Game the Tebeau Team Oouldn't Touch, & P Gillman, p.... 8tolan bas Des Moines to Rebsamen. Bases on balls Double pla Carey; Brodarick to Care Broderick to Bier- |and a <ellum, 1. Hit by pitch.d | Th ReOrwin: 3: By Kellum, 1. Struc . | Kerwin, 2. 'by Kellum, 4. Time: | Umpire: Dwyer. 7 Cleveland Routs Cronin, | STUB TOMAN SHINES LIKE A DIAMOND |} OUT THE SAINTS, CLEVELAND, Aug. 17.—Th | ve ’ g t will and knocked e fiith inning wis very one hit Elxht Chances Without a S1ip and the Whole Team Playing Technically by the Hulen Strang Followers. With Him, the Saints in Omaha, 5; Denver, Des Moines, 7 18; St Josey Clocinnatl, Pittaburg, 5 Brooklyn, | Whitridige o-New Yo Kunsas City Minneapolis, 61 Buftalo, 1. 71 Detroit, 2, Milwnukee—Rain, lasabnnaas Home run: Crisham. 8tolen bases Shay, Harley. First base on errors DENVER, Aug (Special Telegram.) = was hit hard, but was steady with men on with MeVieker's One more was made by the vis- two errors and two pitcher and they earned one three-bagger men hit by the long flyout in the third on A man hit and Miiler's home Underwood Double playe am 1o Parrott rattling good game, the work of Toman and Kiing_to Grimm star game for the Tre Buses on_balle g gutye lor he gf oft Whitridg Of Herman and K Hurdgra Working Boys will leave this after Standing of the Teams, Rohrbough ‘ | | 4 | 1 1 GAMES OF THE NATIONATL Mps Finds | Knock Thomas Down. In the eighth in- Thomas fouled off ten balls or but Emslte woild The lte passed batween Necessnry CINCINNATI Phillips protested How the claim Phillips and knocked th, Originals Play Y. W. €. A The second game in the serfes for the Omaha base ball champlonship will b played this afternoon at the Vinton stre park between the Originals and the Young Christ r down with a_right hook jlayers shook hands the ball harder the vikitors in the the line-up will CINCINNATE PHILADELPHIA 1 0 ? DES MOINES ROMPS HOME WINVERS, Close n Ronaway of wun Stoux, 2 0 Donahue, ball was played here between Kearney and Minden scored two In the first, two in the fourth, three in the seventh and two in the | Kearney two in the first. two In the fourth, one in the fifth, one in the sixth, the eighth and ‘one In the ninth One of the features of the game was Rich- 's home run in the ninth inning ah e out when winning run was scored game today made five scoroe. Ferguson started to pitch | Bhiladerahia 000004 the visitors, even runs in the he mada way Metariand Dea Moines and’ kept hits well scatterad except on te Delehanty rst base on off Newton, Gordon and Richmond. Struck out Off Phillips. by pitched ball an error and Des Moines two singles and a double add two in the third, and a base three singles made two more . A sacrifice and o Wild pitch: | off Gordon, 4 some loose op Kitson. on balls and in the sixth the first fnning by king advantag serles with Yutan today in a waik, making | 1o it three straight, and still the visi(pr tisfled. Consequently a game ranged to be played at ‘W of his wildness. DES MOIN BROOKLYN, irst Doggett) Ogleby, 01 114y RN, Zeus, Cle veland, 2. Two BEE: SATURDAY Two-base hit: Magoon, Thres-base hit: An- | Lovett of Franc Schracongost, Hlo- | club won the seming" pocs Fly settied regularly tnterruption Kelly has not vet regained cor GOOD RACING AT GLENS FALLS Lonk Shot the opening round for ninety-elgh win to Carey. Bier. | Muraield of the same oiub s Madison 1o | with ninety-seven and a half fe Magoon to Kelly, First base on balls: OF | Ifascall of ¢ Ricago third Wit o ontest tor acctiray wa of Chicago, ' Anheuser-Busch Bottled Beers are without a peer was second Budweiser, “te or Black & Tan, Anheuser-Standard The Faust Michelob Pale-Lager Export Pale QUISIte, “American Pilsener™ The materials used for these brews very best obtainable. but How Good” Anheuser- Bu ch Brewing Ass’n tled for third The American Porter™ — Elste Burns in Six-Farlong Dash Was RHOATR Only Out der at Saratoga to SARATOGA rites won ‘toda heats golng to Wi Denaughtman, heats {n good finishes “Not How Cheap ; Ave furlongs: Nigger Jack Mo \rmln-, 100 105 :’H\w"vp»wnr 10 to |' 4 Handvice and | Alice Barnes, fama lso ran 2. Detroft, 2, Hit by pitched ball Third race Base on' balls: Off Cronin, 1 | (Rausch), & By Hoffer, 2, by Cronin, §; by | (Wedderstrand) Left on bases: Cleveland, o; | 1na. 100 (0'Conn Time: 1:40_Umpire: Shertdan 1:19% ). Aug. 17.-The Chicago-Mil- [ Burlington Route game was postponed on account of | Fourth race st . x, won anding of the Teams. to Plaved. Won. Lost. P.Ct. | third I Wil Fifth Indianapolis viii I Trillo s | | Wing 104 5 Vent ] " 1 Kaneas City w5l 1% " Minneapolis 104 2 ol s - | three Working Hoy | day at ‘orking Boys of the Young Men's | weather soctation defeated the Tremont | field’s nconsistent well played game by n scofe [ entries of six furlongs the famous food-drink that physicians recom- mend to nursing mothers, the aged, the feeble, is made by this association, Omaba branch, will be promptly executed — the convalescent, s/[a/f ./’u/une Urders addressed to Geo. Krug . Courler (Miller) Pride and Th. and seventy 1o 5 and 1 to | 8 (0" Conner), Bannockburn 5, second; - ol—otototo&obol.ot:totolrobobotobot EVERY DROP OF BLOOD filterad by the must be done just What Cramer's Kid- It purifies the blood in a way unlike 9 (Thompson), and My Girl al (Highnight) 8 In the body passes through and y To purify through the kidneys. ney Cure does, LOULS, Aug Thee favorites and second’ chofces wera the winners fo- (McKenny) ces of late the Casey and Haragrave played a |hereafter eniilts First nts, both in the at bat. Hanson's curves wer find. Batteries: Working Hove, r, Tremont Tigers, Lyn Meddl | | | | Plattsmouth to play th x.m-} was postponed from last Saturday irzon The teams will line un as follows Roys. Position Plattsmouth pitcher ivvee Butier | Glen Lake, catcher...\\ 0L Byers | El Caney first base 2 Despain [ 4, second second base... Archer | third third base center right Jackson, Stribling and Sullivan were sub- % won 1 12 to any other a general purify the blood, in tha kidneys out at any moment without waraing Eagle Medinm Bramble any diseased conditions that way bladder ready to br 114 (Hinkey) la Strathmore Admiral Schley La Mascotta largo part of with @ pain inmy right ilder, and distr loss of appe Tsland Wilkes cond race 110 (Van Dusen) (Crowhurst) nach causin phy=ician told me the seat of the trouble was in to take some of Cra It brought me hlessad ain in my stomach pains went with it 13 to 10, won 11 to 10 and 1 to | Lottle Smart Harkins [ Will Fay Densmore | also ran Third rac furiongs Bddie Gardner Defented mor's Kidney and the other tonight between and 4 to | $1.00 Per Bottle, 6 for $5.00. ent ¥ second, Time assoclation team. The be called promptly at 3:30 and e ns follows iteher. Davigon | yards Atcher Crawtord | barred first base..../......_Abbott | Woods), 7 t l..llsecond base..... sprague | § to 1and seseesstDIPd DRSS, ccioceneess Tratll | DOt Vreeeee short stop.....[. [ creigh | Price also ran Teft field..... Clarke xth center field. .. Hopgland | £ longs -right fleld e Welch |8 t0 5, hu Day me at Minden. Neb.. Aug. 17.—(Special Tc Very closely contested game Score, 9 to & in favor of Minden | ing o whom | Trish | with ¢ Minden, Bliss and Funk; Kear- i by Gordon, 7. Errors: Minden, . 6. Bases on balls: Off Difss, 2; P Stol, v Takes Three Straight. Rags Neb., Aug. 17.—(Specis the thitd and last gamo of the | (raier e | third hoo Tuesday, better knowr Back and Downhearted also ran. irth T | Guide Rock, Two Annies THE CRAMER CHEMICAL COMPANY, MANUFACTURFRS, ALBANY, - - - e - n'o ‘e - elololololotlotlaolotlotoL 94 (McGinn, 11 to 1 and even, Gardner was th ing and administere Callahan's body Ruskin, Doralice and Meddle: some Miss also ran. . r. M. C. Fifth race, selling, tion LA TS Antile Oldfield, one mile and seventy Gardner have the Callahan from head to heels with the side of in the thirteenth round over his oppe r's intervention EeTanLiewED 187, BHIEAGfl MUSICAL COLLEGE o DR. F. ZIEGFELD, Prosiden 14 College Building, 202 Michigan Boulevard, and had it not been for A 110 (Corner) for another round 1and'6 to i, L IR Y Miller Defeated and Dorothy Leo also ran Chicago, 11l at Harlem. nile motor-p CHICAGO, | hair-rafsing ' finishes of v)» Harlem moet- Olekma and Tilay were closely Irish Jow: pacing machine pund the track unpaced, and invited ‘the have the ber slowed down Elocution, = Tho Chicaro Musieal Colloge I the largest and most complate seho AILULION of misieal |ea of Tnatruction and arr who beat Woodtrice only three-quarters of ength irst race, (Buchanan), (Dupee), 6 to 5 LANGUAGES, six furlongs I tz, 113 (Tally), motor machines s to finish the e of instruction. )=Val- | “"esond race, six turlongs hard sprinting Olekma, 97 ( four 'miles clined to a agaln caugh e in 47:11 25, DR, P. ZIFOFELD DR, LOUIS FALK WILLIAM CASTLE BERNHARD LISTEMANN S, E. JACOBSOMN NANS VON SCHILLER) second; Tildy A|nllr4 Frey: RUDOLPH GANZ CHARLES GAUTHIER HERMAN DEVRIE! Ar- | linghuysen, Woodtrice also ran Composer of Berlla, Germany. Grand Opera Co. RUDOLPH OANZ. Placiat Renults of Tennin CHAS. GAUTHIER, P for a good purse. Score: Third ruace, steeplechase haul!h'n’\ short 00701170 *16|c urse: Yutan, 6. Two-base Three-base hite: Sawyer, Valley, Fads, Denton and rrors: Vallev, 4 “ads. | 2 to 1 ads; | second; Yutan, Lindsay, Adams and Depew. Um- | third Swain 1 1 | " 1 1 i 0 1 North Bend Defents Wahoo. \ Au 17.~(Special Tele- | (W. Jones) North Bend defeated Wahoo here | (W. Klley), today In a score of 2 to 0. It was a tie | Hlue Dan, ame until the eighth inning. | Hits: W , North Bend, 3 10; by Kimbrough, 9. E BIOUX CITY. Karned rins wo-base hits: Double play Bases on ball to Jennings, Crawford and Johnson: North Hend, K! brouih and Palmer. Umplres: Bush and | 2 well Outpitches Willin, 7—~Powell was In su- v. Ho was perfoctly sup- Attendance, 1,100 Guesssan LOUIS, Aug Bali club played 14th and won by a Score of 9 to B, wi The Creston Ball club starts on a tour for 0 Hamilt'n, ef 1 Dr.McGrew Fifth Neb. Struck out: By Craw Bend, 2. Batterles: Wahoo, boro, ra Gnmes Booked at Corning, Spirited Racl )=The DETROIT. game here the | finishes of the « witnessed in the fifth r finishing noses and he fajr; track fast . Ta., Aug. 17.—(Spec Monday, August 20, playing here August 21 | First The National Bank of Commerce club of | vasion. Office Over 215 S. 14th St, Kansas C\ 1 Freem'n, 1h « and will play here August 31 enwood Takes First Money. INWOOT gram.)—The m Councll Bluffs. Score, 12 to 3 wood from Malvern, 11 to 6. Gles | also ran , Ta., Aug. 17.—(Special Tele- | o s of the tournu- pla wood wins Tabor second, Mal- | o and mo i third and Council Bluffs _ fourth. | selling Earned runs: Two-base hits 3 game here tOMOITOwW Hit by pitcher: ( awood play an exhibition | A Franklin Beats Bloomington. Four ® ted the Bloomington first nine at Rloom. | {Landry) ted over this victory and Trocha also ran nine boys feel e ROWING | Crowd of Over 10,000 Witneases Re- gatta of lowa Rowlng Standing of the Teams. Played. Won Philadelphia SPECIALIST. Treats all Neb., Aug. 17.—(Special | bridora, iFranklin second nine de ay. Score, 9 to 10. The sec: Fifth Plerre AT WATERLOO|fii A ton. Khan, 1 Take. WATERLOO, 1a., Aug. 17.—A crowd esti- | 100_(L. 0t DISEASES AND DERS OF MEN ONLY. 14 years in Omaha. GAMES OF THE AMERICAN , | mated at 10,000 persons attended the 1 | lowa State Amateur Rowlng asso- clation here yesterday. An | from Des Moines brought 250 persons. The [ yry7 event of the day, the contest of wne sentor | ppa Like Dead Ones at Kansas City, VARICOCELE comparatively complish r atty [ 1413 cursion train o . was won by Dubuque, this crew tak- | whien ing the first and third heats. the time being | 25" 5 marks and Kansas | had no trouble NECESSITATI G S quick method for o Attendance 3:06 for the quarter mile and [ pie“up § Sioux City won the second heat in 3:02'. [ money the patient may return home the same day no loss of time. A treatment that is painiess senior doubles event was w No cutting KANSAS CITY MINNEAPOLIS STRICTUR 3 0( by Ot-| mana belng | qucted Nichols hollow fashion, the th Rupprecht of Ottumwa won the sentor | good "o without exerting himself. Time: | france Qulckly and completels an 1 cent origin BLOOD POISON permanently {ie lseass quiokiy aisaphed: the syphilitic minated from the THIRD stuger 5 | s State Tennls associat afternoon by Messrs. easily in the tournamer that there will be no "BREAKING OUT fternoon | Kansas City Tennl pecial anka Men Wi ITY, Aug. 17— ele- | week "The 1900 championship of the Tri-| for chariot rac was captured this [ which will be {lluminated ning A mammaoth given on one of the a big feature of the The grounds of the driving park *arnsworth and Ray- | chariot and Island, play, which closed | nights then ¢linched their | meeting the champlonship by defeating last | are in therefore no one will ever know the natu; of your ca WEAKNESS and all losses timid conditions fully Earned runs: Kansas City Loss of Vigor Spermatorrh, \d discharg restored to full vigor The tournament ch hampions—Hoffman and Shaw of | that the 8 e in the latter match was capturea by Farnsworth this morning | August and ambition holas, Dungan FOR 25 YEARS DR, MGGREVL has devoted Kansas ' City, player, but K a steady. careful play that was always to the treat Byvhills and il . n Flelding. The visitors pl BUFFALO, less hits won feuture of (he CHICAGO, Aug. Onwentsia, { Dan Shannon, 2 U mpire Dwyer r had strongly Attendance, INDIANAPOLIS for his skill ss in his charges results were as follows cup, 4 Pettitt | curable caser AMINATION and treatment sent everywhere For the Lake County Club cup, A, Four- event, D. R. Forgan and D. Mark 1 1 1 0 1 0 1 1 ) and J. Weller DR McCREW, Over 213 South 1ith St 1 a brilllant mateh with Tomlinson of Al- | plate of 103 soverei who passed easily through the [ upwards HERMAN DEVRIES, Bag HERMANN KLUM, Pi KARL RECKZEH, MARY FORREST, 35“1' SEASON BEGINS SEPTEIBEH 10th. NEW ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE MAILED FREE, MILITARY AGADEMY MACON, MoO. ione Manrics Gran drand Opera Co. 10040000 0-5 won "l,urund runs: Valley, 9 Yutan, 1. Hits: Viking, 130 (T. Mury, Wiisony 3 a1, tlonal lawn tennis tournament the results today were as follows its: Miller (3, Hun: | Fifth race, five furlongs Larned beat D. 86, 6 62 Grandilla o (Buchanan), ven Cheas. hoo, | Bonesatter and Money Hack also ran one mile and fifty 5 to 5, won; Owens- Prestar, 9 | Sixth race, rors: Wahoo, | the Fiddler, LEE 220 BLEES PLACE, MAIN BUILDING 224 X 88 FEET, 4 STORIES, ABSOLUTELY FIRE PROOF. GROUNDS 700 ACRES CAMPUS PROPER, GYMNASIUM WITH LARGE SWIMMING POOL TWO LARGE LAKES NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR CAVALRY AND ARTILLERY DRILL NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR MECHANICAL DRAWING, LABORATORY WORK, COMMERCIAL BRANCHES, SPANISH, FRENCH ano GERMAN MO EXTRA CHARGE FOR MEDICAL ATTENDANCE AND MEDICINE. 110 BOYS OF GOOD CHARACTER. 17 COLLEGE TRAINED MEN OF EXPERIENCE. LITARY ACADEMY VANGEY & Iouvll.l.l. Mexico, Mo. (Grimes) atrette, ¥ MARKET Investment Bayers hares Serve t IS MORE ACT'VE | .atta and Barney at Highland Park. -One of the prettient at Highland 143 ACRES Bradstroet's llm\u.ml Review l\)xnmnw\ will say 108 (Landry), 1 starts on a tour of sixteen | (Coburn) 5 | Thompson), Gold Lack, Nimrod, tivity in the Wative mirket th and Grandeur | vival of public Interést or participation ATTENDANCE FACULTY ond argely to fnvestment buying 104 (Glvens) ¢ and Fpsworth also ran. | such a scale that th Virele O, Sir Florian, manipulation la ‘also ran 10 exports . gelling, six furl 8 (A, Weber), 7 to b 114 (Wapshire) (Landry), two weeks 000 was dispatehed to London b P Wentworth Milita Oldest and largest military schoo Central West. aration for Universities LEXINGTON, MO. British war loan in M market fafled to sell off. affected to any 8 money wis not Academy Stata comm{ss 1008 to graduates. COL, SANDFORD SELLERS, M. i Supt., Junfor, 100 (A . 108 (Tandry), || and shipments from | probability Bals chali’snd Bow Todgiee Si6 nks loxe thr Sixth race London has relieved that m on Wednesday erstern leztary .flcademy Thompson), it was known Lottie She and Viscount also ran England had given to attract go Upper Alton, Ill, nve Race Meet. This month raised a question whether an shipments were umber, Thorugh!y veninntto St Lov x discounting duced exchange to a was no longer trotting a for Mitchell on Augu in_such tran London stock Wits favora sum of the pur to $1,500 and in each race is guarante COCKROACHES and all other VERMIN, leaving Bugs for the e . Iike our own toward Pekin further evid wera likely ministers and open n tiement with the. | Nonhwestem llmversny ALEVANATON and CHICAGO, ILL, al Arta, Modiea] Sehool, management searcity of investment proportion of the fast ones down from the Aberdeen Eaturday Thas Garrett Biblieal Tostitite (s neral advance bonds and other wera prominent gement has also arranged Ing ut the trac Americans shared in thi London bought = T \m Tl!ll eb., who wo t | blevele parade will b who won out [ h le par wi BVER GIV They quichly s :iuu\ or i, b | ness or pleisnrs, Trovent l 4 efteren CURY |TESLA BOBS UP SERENELY 1so champlons of South [ from all parts of the s “Krug mplonship in singles [ LONDON thousuads &ad wil 18 wuarante (o'ef or refund (ho s Scheme for Insulating Wires Tomlinson {8 an unusually [ ridden by Righy rnsworth won out| The Highwelght REMEDY CO., Cabinet” A patent ha Farnsworth will play last year's | by Robble E. A Baker of Sloux City, for [ The possession” of the silver champlonship | soverelgns five furlongs, Jas. Forsyth, Blufts by J » at Freeport, tation 1s the envy Dr. Kay $ Henovaior Taylor's park unfit for | races were de 150 of | this morning made consequently al Rigby (h Wins Ravenoaks Cu Bruce D. Smith duy won the Ravenoaks cup, [ FREEPORT Wililam Waller, 1 up in the final' The medal [ racing Smith, 85: Waller, 92 Other | off and the horses were Benedict, Skokle, be b @, 2 up and 1 10 play W, M. McCauley, Philadelphia, | NEW dward “McGlachiin, Exmoor, 2 up | passenger Livery from of ‘Onwentsia defeat envic 1 F | NEW ot ( "AGO, Auz. 17.In the tournament| The {or the world's chamglonship at y casting, | count Douulas & T6U, OMAMA, \E Earned runs in Garneld park lagoon, A. E'|of the shipped to Dubuqu and elsewhere. d Sloan Arrives. Tod Bloan wis a VW ED BY BREWING Anh Kawf 1t wil e Knockout is Permanent. s | means of this latest R[SUL‘S l[ll WANT ADS l‘IH)IH CF RI SULTS Tesi by Michael the Greenwood were deadly N of a young girl and sought the aid grudge could be lub last night small as to be Insignificant transmitted means of underground wires, club’ 5o that