Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 5, 1901, Page 5

THE OMAHA DAILY B JE: SUNDAY, MAY 5, 1901. L hits well scattered during the rest of the | WINS THE METROPOLITAN 5 | A k| ) :\ Rourke's Men Put Well-Played Game 10| wackay's Danastar Meats the Con-| Bresklyn Peamant Winners Vanquished in SRl R R e B B the Credit of Om: testor n Hend Refore Blugest Their Own Back Yard. Lty oo T Wody Snd [ ks ) Pt 4."7‘_.-". | g [ American League Standing. ALL DONE IN THE FIRST FOUR INNINGS | NEW YORI, My rne biggest «cowd | MR, ORTH AND MR, DELAHANTY THE STARS Won Logt P.C. - Mackay's Banastar win the Metropoll ataia Beirate i : handicap at Morris Park today. In a fierce Washingt r Hends O n Run, hat Collides | 1 rl s et Contestor a ‘h);‘r'; fllhvll";{‘;‘ itors' Pitcher an Baltimore 3 sloints & Finger SRey. A tinte. 10is, Wan only gatr, First Baseman Do Clevelar ] Out of the The A\|I-'w‘.:-lu';'n,n“ '\'\..?‘m‘ ';Ev.uru‘-' of the | ¥ ,l“'.,. Not Down on ',»’”,‘ 4 ] Play ing. ot JCLY A 3 L M B LUl the BilL Milwaukee N 0 >m noon until the | first race was called crowds poured into the 9 DENVER, May 4.—(8pecial Telegram.)— | fixture "of the enstern racihg season was g NEBRASKA—'UANIVERS“’Y WINS | Omaha handed Meredith a bunch of sin- [TUn there were f 0 people present, | BROOKLYHN g A b | \ better day could not have been desired. | invincible today, holding the Brooklyn Na-| Doctors Do Up the Osteopaths at Des gles, two and three-spots and a homer In | A¢ the close of the betting Star Iri [ L onal e e tel down to four hits, M by Se - | ] played game from the Grizzlies today the favorite, at odds of 4 to 1. while | ° " | = 1 £ Banastar went {o the post at 12 to i support and Delahanty’s timely hitting lost S | l ]lvrwlmm was very wild IAK" first and xl{'!'r‘ v||“‘ H|~l' break l\’,u i Iw\-ll\ Banastar | yhe game Delahanty made two doubles DES MOINES, Ta, May 4 ~(8pecial Tele- 2 . | B e e T e o | oL awAY 1h food Ordet, B3 [imasked look | And & teiple, scoritg four runs for his | STA-iNShEatla Wilvafaity acded another Porch furniture in novel and stylish designs, new pleces in willow, rattan and wild in. trying ‘'t o ‘he | Up_the running and fushed up the back | team. Attendance, 6,000. Score | pathy students of Stil college into camp, 18 | X Wi n trying to calch a runner at he | streteh with Hellobas ol up, heads only PHILADELPHIA BROOKLYN. to 6 The gix rans gecured by the retors | Al‘ll‘flfln oak. plate. Lauzon got the ball in time to stop | separating them. Contestor was the next R H.0.AE H.0.A.E. | were due mostly to the ragged work of Nee the second Denverite from scoring, but (!0 order, while Banastar was in seventh | as, cf.2 1 8 0 0Davis, I 0 20 3|braska’s fleld. It was considerably Our new sprlng e o n retron % awee was | Biace. A the horsed Founasd into the tin TR hanged I\ Hom golng (10" the o 4 \ R v o vers m dom began to muke ¢ 815 0 0 8hecxard, $b 1 0 | whnsend to third. The o wa v jointed and Glade took his place i ‘movs o Tafustar, ani e thes nesred AR E AL R Tt Brat Inning. Nebraske handey goods 1éuo heen The champions could not touch Graham |the turn ‘fato the stretch Banastar had | t, 60 8 § 1 0MeCrey, ct.0 0 8 0 9]out three runs ing relteved, Two - atter tho Afth and hud he been steady the | Wowed the lot down one b one unt he | WA, G5 8§ 3 0 baiv "4 1 43 31 of the Tthodew tamily pit:the ball over the arriving daily and score would have been 6 to 0. Scor ors, and Odom held him there for the final LA AT R SR S R [ U AR, e B il BT H S we have the larg- OMAHA, iG] O (LU S e LR ¥ 000 4 0McJames, p. 0 0 1 2 0| this half to tle the score. Thelr runs were AB. R. II. O due mostly te errors of the westerners’ in est and most up- Inch by Inch, urging with hands, Odc Toman, ss e i e O | fe IO T T e had Baked his Totals .. 8 7271 Totals .. 4 6| fleld. The doctors took the lead fn the sec- | ter. 1t P A Bt PanRRtar Rt wite dcoted Back 001 0 1-8 | ond by adding another to their first, They to-date stock we wart, 3b. i e A Deaten. | Then Banustar went after Cone kiyn 20 0 0 0 |kept the lead until the fifth, then Captain Lotcher, rf bk g8 tentor, whom McCue was driving hard. In| “Karned runs: Philadelphia, 2; Brookiyn, | fhodes and his frayes took a tumble 1o have ever shown Cathouri, b . TR 8 | | e meantime thiere’was"a wiid Shout from (1. irec.buse nit:" Delhaniy. Two-bisé || R LEB iAW B L s g B P the crowd, for Allgreen was coming With | hits: Delahanty (2). First on errors: Phil- [ 1860 ity e Bone’ rubbets | 9 Glade, ¢ 3 1.0 a rush . Odom, ‘on’ Banastar, then got to | adeiphia, 5; Brookiyn, 1. Left on basea: [ AfIF in compatison. The bone rubbers | New Dining T R reee o ok W U it dnd hen | BAlladelbhli, T; “Brooklyn, 1. 8teuck out: | RVhe Bail m a fearful manner. ¥ wosha Room Suits Graham, p..iiiiiiiend 0 0 2 B N ins Banastar stgcesdsd | Doisacs e, 4| by Ofth, 3 (Bolen ™ gers and three-sackers were common. Man- ‘ ke in the last five jumps Banastar succeeded | Dolahanty, Flick, Sheckard, Daly ¥ - in poking his nose in front and landed the | jen. Hases on balls: Off Mclame fger Henderson got his stop wateh ind New Bed K f 1 his colts to see who coald hit the ball | Totals 8 o stake for hix new owner by a head | Otth, 1. Dowble play: Cross to Del tiined his coits 1o f¢e Sonid hic She by R Pi e Suvenite stajs, another feiture, was | S5 "hy pitched fall; 1y Mesames he farthest and riun around the bases the oom Pieces | B o won e 308 afaten s e QUL In°record | G, Biime: 0 Ui’ O Day FReiii the store mRh. cHecked un Seven New Parlor Mohler, 2b me for the stakes—o:5 esults breath the scor ) checked up e Faion: 7< & Firat race, fiv A half furlongs: Water T ;| more runs to Net dit. The doc- 4 : Hiatioy. o S | | oEient race, fye o L ok, Tria third, | CHICAGO SBURG HOW. | 0y “took Pite and substituted Goods v McCarthy, it 3 1 0 0 0 0| Time: 1:01 & Milliken. their famous southpaw. e kept Taw, 1 Lonnd 1 1 %7 0 0| Second race, welling, seven furlongs: | Aca the ‘varsity men from scoring any more v ¢ wo, &8 ] ) 0| Heshor won, Betra socond, The Chamber until the ninth, when they revived from In fact our entire stock is new, fresh and up-to-date. Our prices are iitvan. e cemed 00 b B 1 S iea Mrume: ' amke PITTSBURG, May 4.—With two out and | their slumbers and administored the same | = A bt p pr are pos- ! Meredith, p.oooiiers 2 0 0 0 1 0| Third race. Juvenile stake, fiye furlongs: | two men on bases in the ‘elghth Ir dose o Bt LINLUS DEedecessgr fRd. re ftively the lowest in Omaha and we invite you to call and examine the goods Kostal, p LUUNNIE 9 0 @ 0 0 Biue Girl won, Hyphen seconid, The Hoyden | Ritchey's error, followed by two hits, al- | celved. When it was time for Still to end Radclifre, 8o vieeeed 0 0 2 1 0fthird. Time: 1:69. lowed the visiting National leaguers to | the game at bat the men trom Lincoln had - — | Fourth race, the Metropolitan stake, one | score three runs, winning the game. Meno- | six more runs to the good. The doctors got . 3 Totals oe0 80 [ 7 4| mile: Banastar won, Contestor second, Alls | fee pitched great ball and had the home |a run in the sixth and another in the ninth Omaha 2 0 0000 5 | kreen third. ')I'Irlm L aditat | team guessing all the way. Attendance, | Score NI enver . 0 000 | T Fifth race, half a miie editation won, | 5000, Score o hl“ nr 1 run lnll '1"».\ base | v” Evelyn Maud second, Gold Cure —third. CHICAGO PITIEBURG. Vebraska ....3 0 0 0 2°0 0 0 618 15 6 JJsarned runs: Omaha, 2. Two-base hit:|myme: o:4 RALO AT | & BRI R E RS SBtowa hi it s tlhoun, | we, 3 . Yo . echase, | 1l 00 10 Setcher, Home D inoun. Hases orf | SIXth race, the New York steeplechase, | childs, 2 0 1 101 Ratter Nebraska, Hooc and Finlay: - - [about two miles: Ronkonkma won, Walter | yrgeizel, it 131i11lg £ Nike: $ Do balls: Off Kostal 0, 8, Btruck | A e e e third. Tire: 41, | Do, 0/ Beaum't, cf. 0 1 1| still, Jones, Miiliken and Schooly. Bases ' out: By Merediil BN §¢ By ||SS0N0 BACCHS) SOSN AR o Wagner, #t. 1 0 olon balls: Off Hood. 1: off Jones, 1; off | Kostal, 4. HIt by pitcher Graham, 4 7o WAL yie, " ib, olBransd, 16 0 8 8| Miniken, 3. Struck out: By Jones, 1; by | Wild piteh: Graham. Time: 200, Umpire: [ CHARGE ON LOU ¥ START oyle, 1b... fiBrans'id, 1§ 0 9| Milliken, ; by Hood, 7 Carruther ' . 8. agan, 90...0 0 8 3 P~ . a " T Makes 1t Warm |05 A 8 Westorn Assoeiation. P. 8.—You are invited to call and see our new etock whether intending N O WE R MINNEAPOLIS, rown Menefee, p. OfPhillippl, p.0 1 3 5 0 At Toledo—Grand Raplds, 17; Toledo, 4. Lov Ky., May 4Th : sr iRt At T e s tnatonagols, 18 Colutne to pur chase or not. Knnwns ¢ ay | hostile istration Just after Totals | ot .26 3| bix, 2 5 race at hill downs today. St. Marcos, | Chicago ....... 0000010% 04| At Marlon—Fort Wayne, 14; Marion, 6. KANSAS CITY Minncapolls won | & hot favorite at 3 (o'5, wux Eiven so Pittsburg 00000200 0-2] At Dayton—Dayton, 7; Louisville, 4. todiy’s game, 7 to o it wis feas | lengths” the best of the “start, and Sl SR e . & turefesn." A heavy rain early In the fore. | starter, ey B W R e i | Beaumont, Phillipl. Stolen bases: Ritshey, Three-1 League. ) hoon made the inds wet and muaay. | i kG A2 R G e Branstield, Eagan. Double play: Fhilllbpl | At Terre Haute—Rockford, 3; Terre | ——— — - Alttendance, 400. “Score sh there was i | o to Ritchey. Iirst base on balls: Off Phil- | 1acte ~ ——— RH.E, |and a vociterous clamor against allowing |y, ; Struck out: By Philitppl, 5: by | At Evaneville—Rock Island, 6; Evans- | ham, third; Reed, fourth. Foye received " ]mmn was thereby saved In { gannesoolt 3 21 300 38 oziit R IR LR Ve e " die | Meneree, & Time: 140, Umpire: ville, 1 first 'award ‘for lowest score MAJOR SLAUGHTER'S ESCAPE Hath % pid oo Knnsas ¥i: 0 001000-5 | policeme ere neefed s - - At Decatur—Decatur, 11; Davenport, 5. — | ! Butterles. " Kapsax ¢ Butler, Wefmer | Satlsfied betters. Tho official result was | yoimgy g ENOLGH IN Lincoln Man Wins at Reatrice Alva M. Peyton, Charles 1. O'Kieft, 3 M Hewo va | a% the horses had finished the race, K : | Ancoin Ma Narrowly Misses Helng Dro) S 2 ) ARl JEAHEEROIE WRANGOIHARRSY ¢ bl Jaitine o e tand was: the Biue Pkl College Games, | ,BEATRICE, Neb. May 4.—(8pocial)—The | 8 (OB ST B IC /T Y Joseph D. Short and E. Jahl were today u | s stakes. There was a strong tp on | Leads New York, 6 to 3, Wit t Play=| At Columbus, O.—Ohlo State university, | Beatrice ~Gun _club gave a tournament ' appointed substitute clerks in the Omaha COLORADO SPRINGS ¥ ARD, | Ben Mac D'Hul and he was installed favor- n Ninth's Last Half. 7; University of West Virginia, Thursday and Friday of this week. The an Oversight. postofce. 4 3 il t even money. It proved to be his ON. May 4—The Boston National| At Ann Arbor-University of ‘Michigan, 6; | tournament was open to the world and u fi sty | 5 | 3 Wil ; | Gilmors ook hiim £6°the (rant WHOR | 10K (i Mo (odus by bunching biix in | UNIvertity of Minesota, &7 2 e Bimber of prominent wink i Wrkel | WASHINGTON, May 4—(Special Telo. | | M¥Fon Young has been aprolnted poste | . | and he won as he pleased, with Dr. | (IR AT T OHen four singies and o | At Providence—Princeton, 5: Brown, he vore presel om all parts of the = : muster at Ralston, Carroll county, Ia fents Den Moines. . Mosketo, a 1y to 1 chance, | U : S Funb Tke Aol e Penn<vlvanta, 19: 'Cor- | United Btates, including W. T. Irwin cf | gram.)—Major Brad Slaughter of the pay | 5 Pride | COLORADO .SPRINGS, May 4 w‘l . & sucritice netted {hem three runs ,(Ehe fleld- | At ~Philadeiphia—Penns) Chicago, better known na Tramp Trwin. 3e | corne o0 the apmy : ¥ Robert G. Price was today appointed | Moines Twhs dsfeated. to by the hard . xlx furlongs, selling: Tempt- [ 18 of Tavior was a fe: i ance, | NG Cambridge—Harvard, 4; Willlams, 5. | has broken 682 out of 8% 8o far thix vear, my came within a hairs- | substitute carrier at Decorah, ]mmug ne ulln.‘m: rrorless fielding of m.»‘ Assessment second, Velasques | =70 SEECL . NEW YORK. At New York ,..p.m‘m. } Carlisle, K L |«|wrm‘nn }r‘wr'l ool WaK |’Iw g breadth of being dropped out of the pay| Rural free delivery service will be es- ocal team. In the fifth fnning Donahue 1:16% o . & Rk, vk | At Bloomington, Ind.—Indfana, 12;" Wa- land made the best score during the tourna- k blished e iy had his hand split, which will put him out | nd tace, four and a half furlongs [k et e b o [ R ment, killing 218 out of 22 department, and all because of neglect, as | t4blished June 1 at Sperry, Des Moines | of the me for a week or more. Attend- [ 8weet Billie won, Golden Glitter second, ;lmv"”'"‘ l‘-ll 119 0Van tdirsal 08 8L A — ~ The ..:1».;‘ d'fl‘”{“l"n‘”l‘mr l‘“nw‘-v Thm the best possible information obtainable | l'""'.\v ln. The route is twenty-one miles ance, 1,800, Score Lady Appleby third. ‘Time: 0 enney, 1b. 378 i 101 was made by A. Knight o prings | long and contalns a population of 605. RALE, | “Third Face, four and a haif furfongs, senl- [ Demont, 3.0 0 0 2 ; 220/ BRADY I8 FIRST AT GOLF | }"0ntiive Bira ovent of the firat any. ilis | idicates. Siaughter was nominated by the | ¢ jeit war appaintod: cartion The po Colo, Springs. 0 0 0 1 2 2 0 0 2810 1| ing: Henry Zeltt won, Baccle second, Paper R 2.0, : H elghth bird started to fly rapidiy at rikht | president tor examination as captain | Mee: 2| ’ e Des Mofuies...0 0 0 0 1.0 0 0 1-2 6 4| Muker third, ‘Time: 0:58 Keriel A 1200 b 1 o Kilpntriek Second and Buckingham |angles. Knight missed hle first chance M| the pay department all right, but sher tha | discon bbb o Gl o4 Batterfes: Des Moines, Steffani and Con- rth race, Blue Grass stakes, six and 30 3 ! 3 had to load his gun, but got his bird w . but when the | discontinue | well; Colorado Springs, " Whiteridge and | a half furlongs: Ben MacD'Hui 'won, Dr. [iGammons .0 0 & ¢ 0 Harard, b 3 3 Third at Handicap Tour- | the secand barrel on' the boundary line. clerk who has charge of the pay designa- | —_— [ Dondhue and Arthur, Umpire: Popkay Presion i, . Mosketo_ third, Timei |Brown, £, 0 & § 0 0 Bowermin, o 1 4 na T i tions came to send out orders for nominees ¥ ed e Recovering: § g A | e . wventy varde, | Kittridge, 0.0 0 5 4 0| - BjLAed. te “ .. |0 the pay department ort. fo 's-| YORK, Ne P b | e Gl MEAW. | alhe Bolauta e A5 e el ey | Dineen, p.o.1 0 1 1 Totals .. 3102417 4 A handicap golf game over the new | KEARNEY, Neb., May 4—(Special Tele- |, cxlpmlnalll;n r\l‘:lnu":l::l )(” |hr oare "s‘x?r:“\i \lh:& 3(“& il i | st ) Make Second, Janowond third: ime: 145 j == elehteen-hole course at the Country club | gram.)—County ~Treasurer Bodineon has | ormigatons, Blnughters name was nov o | boardara st the East Slds tayern. woo won) | . Pan) Ma hixth, Tace, alx furlongs, #eliing: e b LTI it s yesterday afternoon resulted lilf"l:u?\ 1 ib"n enfolned fn district court by the | Sommiaslons, Slaughter's name was not on J:‘::;::’.‘l “lty‘?,ZqE:':uTI(:-:l‘:n‘:::iywr':.:‘:':. e | BT. JOSEPH, May 4—St. Joseph played APR TR A O e il BORROD o s ioir o D 1T 070N D g g . " fonp, Score, | Union Pacific Raflway company from col-| oy " ol bl o | The file e | an triorless ghme tody And Sasiy won | Clark third. “Time: Tt New Yor 0001200 0-38|J I Buckingham... it §i | lecting $071.52 on the levy of the Kearney | H{le Wob &reat excitement for a timo |ing. The family of Miles Dufty is gotting | Foen 86 Paul by allround superior playing. | | RULED OFF A Lary Boston. Base hits: Hamil- | W. 1. Foye K | nchool district for the year 1559 against | pof e offclals in the War department |alonk nicely. te § Heore: LK st . o 80! W. A, Redi " 89 he g nquiry as to the reasons for —— [} ¥ on, Crolie owerman. Stolon bases: 9 4 {s in excess RALE Ao e oI Sortfice hits: | John Redick 10 +5 8ald company. This amount ls dropping Slaughter's name. Colonel C: La Krene. 8t Joseph..... 112 e 1208 0| pays Penalty for Racing LU R TIN TL MTT b R ri I ¥ of & levy of 20 mills, the district having | ([P SHUERIeR ¥ pz:-n;'r‘llnll'x'lmllnnkf’:- HASTINGS, Neb, May 4.—(Special)— iattanieer, Bh. Jousnhy Mavpi A Donin, Three-Yen O Blticen, 1 oft rivior, &It i piccned |1 R Kimball 8 1 [leviea 8 mills and the compnny NIeRIB | ove by pupors found that Siaughier may | HOTm Davis, Jr, who had his leg brokes | put > s + a_1Doot . “ <Al - o vas | ball: olle! rue 1 3y D H rie “eee . - 5 gal, apers L ghte : et B | of horses, tncluding The | 155, Umpire: B RRg i % Saloon am Arapn ble reason his name had been omitted. ‘l“‘““"c”"" to have it amputated below the Wentern Leag \:lnlnl‘ll-u. . i g FLNSSL TSN the ) HOT TO FINISH AT L Reed n £ | A correspondent from Arapahoe, Neb,, | General Corbin was seen in regard to the -m"l'"m After the leg had been set gangrens on. Lost. P.C. p ernd s + Kilpatric 2 ? | takes exceptions to a statement that the | matter and he distinctly remembered he | ¢ Y P b et 00 |d. She was entered as a S-year-old, Nekey 2 89 |t e P! a . © he | Danver e s track was Mghtning fust 1000y | Geand Stand Fire Interrapts in the | ] T 00 i % |town board fs anti-license In its makeup. [bad scen Major Slaughter's name on the | ues for Twelve Yenrs Work IKansas City i 1 1 | antnar plbaRatL, RN i ationey Tenth Inning. i, Cartan 18 5 On the contrary, he & the town favors | President’s orlginal draft. Rather than [ JABTINGS, Neb, May #—(Special,)—A 8. Paul : i vt 0 rst race, five and one-half, furlongs, P, LOUIS, May 4.-The St. Loufs and | W. D. Hancker ; 10 {7 | the sale of liquor under proper restrictions | PUrsue the inquiry any further, General |suit was filed : i sivn Des Molnes . o 1 seiling: Hansford won, ;3acy Xseta neinnati Natlonal league game today | J. 1. Rahm.. 3 0 59 | ) SR AT TR | Corbin issued an order U suit was filed in the district court this | Minneapolis A 1 1 URLRIng REHOnt third e ended in a tie at 4 to 4 in the tenth inn: Handlcap prizes were awarded as follows: [and that Arapahoe w RYALsalacEeiobe i arD) g summoning Slaugh- | week wherein William J. Schutt asks judg- ‘ .’r“\';“yf;‘x_mw crreen ; |l S e an. Hrothen Ieed: socond, l‘«l"’n{' :\Ar‘.“uuxrn".'1.-::‘5:‘\».»‘.: :I)‘!-| Brady, first; Kilpatrick, second; Bucking- :prn!hm under the Slocumb law. r before an army surgeon, and his po- | ment against Charles Boyd for $1,200. i Lo Fairy Dell third. Time: 1 had_just made his fourth hit o the game. Wallace's all around pls BUCKLEY LEAVES FOR OMAHA | niit Srafon win b Gty fecid, % | ) the Feiture. Tomorrow's. game nie Lauretta thifd. Time: 1,081 he featurs, Komorrow's gsme o More About lce o | et Ly Mirtis Relbwor Bt Herajspeond ol Glva P LOUIS CINCINNATI One thing you should remember—that Your “whims" are all right. They are not A I Filth race: paven furlonss, selliagl A purkert, 1t FE SN wenne, o157 | Dresel s the only shoe store in Omaha exactly whims, they are individual tastes 3 won, Patiline 3 second, Dr. Black third, | Burkett 1o 4 & & 0 0 Harley, it 112 10 0] hat sells the genuine Hanan shoe and : as m””m I name has been .“:I Neathla Q"?:“(t.lxm['x"ltl Aiath i Pl lm‘#" g6 IH“T II“'I""“‘”' B i) 0 Crmwtora, 1e2 2 2 0 o that Hanan makes the shoes we sell es- We will satisfy them. We will flavor the (il "l‘ AT Qs Reap & h 0ld word ol- | goyd won, De; Hufty sccond, Birdle May | McGann, 1b it iR R R lowars of the bli lengucs for many vears, | (iira, “Time: 1. i e e 8 gstemtdt 00430 pecially for us from especlally selected ico cream for your party, reception or his home In Englewood, [, for Omana | Kruger, .. 0 corcoran, #s0 1 2 2 2| gtock—Kvery shoe represents the newest plenle just as you want it. We wi : \ Sunday night. Buckley will arrive Monday RISCO, | Ryan, ©..... 0 o/ Piets, © 01601 y will make and leave immediately for Colorado Springs 1o joln the Omaha team Buckley's addition to the local team will Hurper, po. 0 0 Newion. 500 0 4 0 o) thing In shoes—A beauty s the new AL = ideal patent viei kid for hoth men and 010602001 04| women—the handsomest ghoe ever puc it to please you. We like to deal with r the Only n Six that | 0o strengthen it a great deal and t e LR AL Cinginnati + ngthe v great deal and eliminates | AN FRANC ay 1—Five favorites | Cincinnati .. 0-4| sy l ) ) the only weak spat tn t ub—the cate ‘“I,\\.:‘.v.‘ylv(.;\i\r.(<‘|§;.f:i Yoy Hondwater e | 8¢ Louts... vEO 800 0.0 9.0 4| on the foot—perfect in shape and fit— er's position. Eddie on and Phil Gla o only firs olce’ to re A his me called on account of fire, with s = s et Ban v will work either behind the bat or in utility | got “away flying, and won from Sly, who | Earned runs: Cincinnati, 3. Two-base hit: | Oxfords for men and women--no shoe positions. 1t s a certainty that Buckley | S0t away Hying. o RO 4iEA B S d Wal- ) y D0l take rank as one of the wikr cajohers | Sviasted Tho Bride. Jim McCloovey, who | Pelts. , Ehe 1| of like value and style ever offered in particular people. We charge very moder- ately for speclal service. We put our fce cream up in little barrels for your home— 3 flavors—enough for elght people for 40c. base hits: ilurkett 3 on the second race, was backed down | lace. Home run: Crawford. Double pla Better take one with you today. A ( 1 of the Western league e be RS to the “n" 2 to 0 12 to s Wallace to Mc nn; Corcoran to Hlllll'l‘il" sfore, ald school of stop artists, but hus not | o’ vacs. ive Fustonan 1 L e Trvin St ere | Omaba before, IPlrst ra . five furlongs: Maresa won, | to Beckley, ~Stol ¥ Alseura second, Flatterer third. Time! | 8acrifice hit: Steinfeldt. Wild pitch: Hary 14, Time: 143, Umpire: Dwyer. scond race, one mile, selling: im Me. National League Standing, Drexel Shoe Co., deterforated because of long service in the fame. o 190 Buckley caught for Grand \apids. In seventy-two games he had a batting average of 287 and a fielding uver- W. S. Balduft, age of 82 Only seven errors and three | * third. Time: 1:42tg. Won. Lost. P.C Sent Free for the Asking. passed balls were charged up against him Third ruc ur and g ‘ul' furlongs, sell- | Cincinnatt . . w1 3 LT00 ) o2 p diring the entire year gt DIOK Won, San Lulton Kecond, Vas: | HECORIN ciiiiiiii 8 4 0 s Up-to-date Shoe House. 1820 Farnem St. \ In 100 kley ‘officiated as backstop for | sallo third. Time: 0. HIASKINR 11sssas iat ) H s 1418 FARNAM STREET. 4 ' the Chicago Amer eague team. He | Fourth race, six and a half furlongs: | philadelphia ... 6 play thirty-four games and had g Headwater won, Sly second, The Prde [ BOSION .......oees 4 ' tng average of 201, His fielding av third me: 1:201; RUTBR e § Fifth race, futurity course, selling: 8t. | Chicago 8 sareess : Refrigerators, Mowers, Hose— third, Time: 1:11 — - m:fl”l,‘l‘l"‘*’;l;‘ “IV\\IINIYX,I“'I":'”d]‘24';‘:\\:4')'::.“'::: vll'““ll- AMERICAN BALT'MORE‘ WIN The housewife's friend and the ice man's Merops third, Time: 1:48 enemy. You'll never find a refrigerator — anywhere as good as the Leonard Cleanable, Cuthbert won, Doublet second, Meehanus | New York A. Hospe Grows Wise— CAN YOU SOLVE THIS? The First Lucky Three Make Money, Take n Game from Philadelphia §i INISHES 8 aonny | Baw OND, Iy Because They P It has many features that makes it the A 180y fonnd 83 and! then bad gve - 5 e and Ohnet Battle Royally on the Better Ball. Kking of all. The Leonard Cleanable re- times a8 much as she would have had P Wort ke, Ch | e ; . e d CHICAGO, May $oThe big- erowd at | PHILADELPHIA, May 4—Baltimore de- frigerator excels all others. Its eight walls home American league team to- | for insulation, movable flues for cleanliness, by imiier Al Aoy ing. WIth | 10 tight locks and many other excellent SYMPTOMS Worth today saw a brilliant race through the stretch between Honey Boy and Ohnet, " . had she lost $2. How much had she? m & For the first correct answer recelyed we AR Y e will present a due bill of $20 as part o 4 achus d Sevo, ere and ninth L § LIKE THESE— e g Taori s, “Ohstiiio: b | Inninks, MeGinnity piched'a sieady gime | teatures are specialties found 1n no other of first payment on a Knabe, Kimball down'n the 1ifth race, Weather clearand while Plate wan Rt (reely, (hFougROUL the | * trigerators, A poor refrigerator wil or Kranieh & Bach plano for the socond m was at times Indifferent. “Attenda SELCHING, St Pace, one mile And three-sixteenths. m was 0 e, | waste your fce and spoil your food. Then correctanswer received a due bill for §15 ¢ { xelling: Lamachus won, Al Brown second, | %55 Beores 111 sell the Ball bearing la v and for the third correc v | setting e 210 15, R.H K. | we will & & lawn mowers, hird correct answer re- 848 88saTY, Minions thind. Hime) Bk o | Baltimore 14030201 61111 2|the really good kind, from $3.75 to $4.25. cefved a due bill for $10 S 3 race, half mile: Abe Frank won, | 011 r $10 will be given, BITTER TAST second, hanna D third, Tims l“ll""" ‘:""r'” 1‘“‘ 9 '“" '; LR l'l”‘! Guaranteed lawn hose for §, 10 and 12 a It you don’t understand this or w .é satteries: Baltimore, McGinnity and Rob- e an Monday. 3 or wan SLOATING After Moaia, |28 cace, Btk turiongs Sevoy won, | tnson; Philadelphia, Platt and Powers, foot. Better sec us Monday, any information, call on ‘harley Moore second, Moroni third Time "‘:":"""‘ Onarley Moape second, Mofont th T MILWAUKEE FIELDING AT FAULT. BACKACHE, Fourth race, one mile and a sixteenth, it A. C R NEABABHE. selling: _Ohnet won, Boney Hoy second, | Dowling Outpitehes Chicago's Katoll, . . aymel' A Hosp Branch third. Time: 1:474-5 hut s U pRorted, . ’ DIZZINESS, i race one'mile: Teo Newell won, | AtnavAUKBE. My Dowling out- 1514 Farnam St. AKN i Adack s nd, La L pitched Katall in the AMOrioan Jeabub sauts Mllllc lfld An |5l3 |5|5 NERVOUS Wi use, LI e, one mile: Chauncey Fishr | (I8 afternoon. but ihe miserable support " . ouglas i whixth rce, one mile: | Chauncey Iishor | given him in the first two innings lost. the ) on, About ' second, Bengal third me: | game for the home team. Chicago mace 1:43 25 the first six runs on three hits, five errors OVER FA m, Elbe, Ka Leai, | (K 2.2 ¥ «derfck Hatter's hat values rn, B Milweikes 10 0 00 00 6 5 0—d 12 5 g S more for your woney thun clsewhore— gy, Tinkarasn mnd Savwer Win, e ke, Dawling s Ot CANDLESTICKS=83.00 to .50, i your money thin elsewhere PRICKLY wae e only Winning Taxarites oy the fais | nors Chicago, Katoll and Sullivan CANDELADRAS=80.50 (0 812,50, spectally this scason are the new grounds today. Track fast. Results: 4 e HON BON DISHES—85.00 to $12.00, styles and colors of our $2.50 and $3.00 *rs) Ace, K Ongs, se r OUNG PITCHES WINNIN = " ASH sbainTaah S thlenas, sanfi; San porn | ¥ CUT GLASS VASES=$1.75 to hats in advance of uny we have oyer TT R St "He tirlense o siigi Sine | T HN ¥ shown, Our line for Boys and Youth's BITTERS oy, Wilin Bever econd, Hurry Pullian | WASHINGTON, = May Roaton a ssl,.;.n,”s:‘;win J..m § :..: have all the / VMR e i AmcrieAn league team won today s game f ; A i [ tone of the higher priced ones and are I8 a positive and speedy cure, It wihied vage, five turlongs, purse: Katoma | superior batting *hits being Hmely and ve minutes spent in investi- Time: 10 well bunched, The home club's flelding wis . exceptional Largnins, In the more ex- erfor, Young pitched a beautiful g gating Copley’s stock may prove | pensive maukes we have / rs the body of nous secree urth race, six furlongs, purse: Ben Ledj | inferior. Young pitched a bea i g ating Cople) k may prove Il have the famou, o 2o i Orleans ‘second, Van Hoorebeks third. | and, wis accorded excellent”support. At- | = ) inve: S ' v | We carry the largest and best line of | Dunlap and Stetsons—equalle s ( tions, cleanses the blood, aids dige X Tith rd. | tendance, 3,50, Score: “|a paying investment. You are 4 I cqualled by none tion, strengthens the kidneys, purifies Fifth race, one mile, selling: skarosa Frdy o000 “_nl_tln 1.‘ AR e | Buspensory Bandages in Omaha. We can | —the leaders in hat fashious, When n, s, pui won, ‘Bue Johnson second, Deémise third, | ROSIOR coned 8 3 F 3 0§ o 01 ) j|always welc b sell you a good one with back straps for Time: 1:43 the bowels and imparts renewed Rixth race, six furlongs, selling: Sdrner | Batteries: Washington, Me energy to body and brain, won, Harry . buying a hat %o to a hat store, and i Patten c, and a better one, with silk sack, for nat's Duke second, Lady Curseon |and Clarke; Boston, Young and Criger S—— 115 cents, third. * Time: 1:14% - | d 3 CLEVELAND WINS 1N A WALK, el RE ER C T ian "~ HENRY COPLEY. . FREDERICK D WIGGISTS S ] MINDEN, Neb, May 4.—(Special )—The | Detroit Ame ke Only Four of ¢ | RUGGISTS SELL It AdibDms, Nehs My da(Epecial )oThe e Fitteen Runs. THE H. J. PENFOLD CO The Hatter, ¢ and the team wlil bexin practic May it | DETROIT, May 4—Cleveland took 818 SOUTH 10TH 8T, PAITON BLOCK. $ *| %he Leading Hat Man of the We s Y e management has made contracts with | lead o g today and Mo ic surgical 3 fe . Price #1290 R. M. Lead and Archie Cole, Wha at < JAoi B (amRE teday And Mpor | Watch Examiner B. & M. Ry, Medical and Surgical Supplies | 120 SOUTH FIFFEENTH 8T, ‘ching them. | Chlef Watch Inspector O. & 8. L. Ry., O at_one | magnificent pitching kept the local Amer- | Bpec Cronin Was Bit for four siugles, & doubls | K. €, & E. Ry. and K. £. & N, Ry, 1408 Fagnam Street, Omaha, 1 Minden time played In several leagué clubs, Cole | fcan league team = from e will coach the team,