Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 20, 1901, Page 9

GRAHAM T00 TOUCH A GRIST| | - | Millere Jar Their Werks Trying to Grildi Him to Dust. 1 MINNEAFOLIS CAN'T FILL THE SACKS | Omaha Doe Its Own Account and Loads Uy the Bags for & Hearty | Menl, | MINNEAPOLIS, July 19.—(Special Tele- gram.)—The Omaha base ball team played all around the Millers today, winning the first game of the serfes handily. The locals | figured in only one inning. In starting | oft they batted Graham fiercely and for a time it looked as if the Omaha pitcher | would be sent to the stables. Two doubles | and a single were hit out In rapid succes- | slon and the Millers counted. But the | next three men went out in a row, Graham baving settled down for good. From then on the Beallites could connect but |hron1 times and these hits were so acattered | that no damage followed. Gonding's double and a clean single by Fleming resulted | in an earncd run in the third for the via Mtors and in the fourth Stewart's bass | drive and a pair ot errors batched another tally, tielng the score. More bad plays ave Omaha a tally In the sixth and in| the meventh they slammed out four clean | singles and a double, carning four runs. | Stewart's men put up faultless ball, the | play of Genins, Gonding and Stewart be ing features. The stick work of Genins, | Fleming, Stewart and: Gonding was also | telling. Hunt, a minor league catcher, played his first game with the Millers and | made a good Impression. The flelding and base running of the locals was ragged Score: OMAHA AR Genins, ct Fleming, if ... McAndrews, Letcher, rf Stewart, 2b Toman, ss Buckley, 1b Gonding, Gruham, 1 PN Totals POLIS AB. R. Belden, If.............. 1 Rohe, 3b....... 0110 1 Congalton, cof 0 Ferguson,'2b. .. 0 MeConnell,” 16 0 McCredie, ' rf Cockman, ss Hunt, c.\...... Figgemeier, p..... Totals Omaha . ... Minneapolis Earned ri MINN 0 0 0 0 [SEREI 8 Qv110114 ..20000000 Minneapolis, 2; Two-base Helden, Rohe, nding, Stewart 8 on Figgemeler, 2; off Graham, iays: Letcher to McAndrews, Buckley. 8truck out: By Figgeme: by ~ Graham, Wild * pitch: Graham Btolen bases: ' Belden, Figgemeler, Gondl Left on bases: Minneapolis, 3; Omaha, Time: 1:3). Umpire: Carruthers. tendance, 600. Kansas City's Spectacular Win, COLORADO SPRINGS, July 19.—Kansas City “won today in an errorless game abounding In spectacular plays. Hemphill stole home as the ball was pitched by Ewing in the sixth inning. O'Brien was put out of the game for kicking. Attend- ance, 3%, Score: o1 0-2 Omaha, 5. Cockman, balls: Off Double RH.E. Kansas Clty..0 0 0 0 2000 1-3 11 0 Colo. Bprings..0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0-2 % 0 Batterfes Kansas City, Ewing and Mes- gite:” Colorado Springs, Parvin and Dona- ve. St. Joe Perfect in Field. DENVER, July, 19.—8t. Josgph played a | Powell was Invineihie a Little Pulveriziog on |' | Backle |2 Two-base hic | nings | Wil THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, or, 2; i th 1:40, by Mat- Bases on Umpire man. Btruck out: By Ta. thewson, 3" Puused val): N balls: Off Taylor, 2. Time Cunningham Mere Frolle for St. Louis. BT. LOUIS, July 10.~Tne 8t Louls Na- tonaly enjoyed a butting matinee and hit eversthing ~ Pittinger sent over, while Wallace's error on Dineen's grounder in the ninth saved Bos- ton a shutout Attendance, 1,9. Beor ST, LOUIS, BOSTON RHOA B, RHOAE Burkett, It 178170 O glamte, rt... 0 adden,’ b, 1 0 Murphy, If.. 0 MeGann, 1b, 3 0 0 Demont, 1, 0 of 3 0 0 Hamiiton, cf 0 "1 2 iLowe, 5.0 .. 0 ) Long, we.ll0 ot o 0 0 Kittridge, ¢ 0 Ryan, c.... 0 0 0 Moran, 1b... 0 Powell, p... 0 4 1Pittinger, p. 0 - a 1 Totais .8 | - | Tomm .1 *Batted for Pittinger in the ninth 8t Louls 0110803 Boston 600000001 Earned runs: 8t Louls, 5. Two-base hits: McGann, Donovan. ‘Left on bases 8t Louts 6 Boston, 3. Home run: Burk- eit. Bacrifice hits: Lowe, Powel Double plays: Padden to McGann to McGann, Long_to Demont to ' Mora llases on balls. Off Pittinger, 6 Stolen bases: Burkett, 1. Struck out: By Fowell, 4 by Pittinger. '3 Time: 1. Umpires: Schrlver and Nichois Cincinnati Hits Long and Timely. CINCINNATI, July 10.~The local Nation. ale made long 'hits at the right time and won easily from Philadelphia. Hahn was at his best with men on the bases. After had tripled in the nfth Crawford made the longest hif ever made on the local grounds. White lasted but two in- nings. Attendance, 1,50. Score aNer PHILADELPHIA, z.| RH.O AT 0 Thomas, cf.. 0 1 2 0 Wolv't'n, b9 OFlick, ... 2 8 O Dela'ty, 1. 0 i[Jacklitsch, ¢ 0 oJenn'gs, b, 0 0 Haliman, 2b 0 0'Croas, ax... 0 OWhite, p... 0 ~Dugglesby, p 0 1%Barry .. 0 Donovan, WVailnce, Kruge: Nichols Dobbe, et Harley, It Beckley, 1. 3 Crawtord, rf | Magoon, & Helle'an Fox, b Tergen, © Hahn, p.. low Totals Totals .. 311 24 ¥ *Batted for Dugglesby in the ninth. Cincinnatt 100203 Philadciphia 0000101 Sarned Cincinnatl, 5; Philadeiphla, Helleman, Flick. Three base hits: Beckley, Bergen. Home fun Crawford. Double plays: Hallman to Jen- Wolverton to Hailman to Jennings, Fox to Magoon to Heckley, Dobbs to Beck: lev: FPirst hase on balls Duggleaty, 1" &iriick out: ugkles White runs Time Pittaburg Blames Poole. PITTSBURG, July 19.—Poole pitched a good game, but was largely responsible for the Flttsburg Natlonals' defeat by slow felding in the second inning. Donovan's support saved him at numerous stages. At- tendance, 2,500, Bcore: HROOKLYN. R.H.O.AE | [ Kelley, 1b..1 1 0 Clarke, 1f 1 Keeler, rf...0 3 0 Beaum’ cof. g 2 0 PITTSBURG. 2 H Sheckard, 1t 0 1 0 Davis, 1t Daley, 2h 0 0 Wagn Dahlen, “ss.. 1 0 Bran Mecr'ry, of 0 Ritche 1 0 Trwin 0 Ely, Farrell, Donovan 0 Zimmer, 13 0/Poale, p. - ~|**Leach Totals .. 5 8426 7 0 Bl moccommmncen 2l orranrwoss? 0 0 0 0 1 ‘. Ml omima l ‘Totals Batted for Poole in the ninth, *Wagner hit by batted ball Brooklyn 04001000 Pittsburg . 10610001 Earned runs: Brooklyn, 1; Pittsbur, Two-base hits: Clarke, Irwin, D van. Three-base hit: Wagner. ' Stolen basés: Davie, Keeler. Double playe: Ely to' Bransfield, Ely to Ritchte to Bransfiald, Daly to Keliey. First base on balls: Off Poole, 3; oft Donovan, 1. Hit by pitched ball: ' Farrell, Keeler. Time: 1:%, Um- pire; Emaile. National League Sta Won. Pittaburg 2 8t. Louls . Philadelphia Brooklyn . New York Boston . Cincinnat! Chicago . b ing, Lost. P.C. E) 583 667 683 540 507 3 0 Harvey, ... TN Tegd 40 Baltimore 0108000 Chicago 00001000 Left on bases: Baltimore, 3. Thicago, 7. . Mertes, Sulllvan, Keister 2). Bacrifica hit Kelster, Brodte Double lays: Jones tu Isbell to Howell, Dunn to fart. Struck out: By Harvey, & by Howell, 1. First base on balls: Off "Har- vey, 3, off Howell, 2. HIt with ball: Jones Time:' 1:5%. Umpire: Cantillo American League Stana! Won. Lost Chicago . ) Boston 4 Detroft ¥ n Baltimor Washington o | Philade(phia | Cleveland . | Milwaukee . Women Play Ball, FORT DODGE, la., July 10.—(8pecial)— Base ball enthusiaem has taken a_novel and interesting form at Kalo. The women have taken possession of the Kalo diamond and games between feminine teams nre now in progress. A team has been organ- ized ‘among the married women of the town and also among the unmarried women. These two teams have already met on the diamond and more games are {n prospect. The new departure {s awaken- ing the livellest Interest and large crowds, largely men, are attending. The women rn after the game In the most approved atyle. They have star pitchers, whose curves are ynrivaled, and the felding is specta The players rag the umpire and do ev part of the game in good form. Kome out- of-town games are being arranged. Denta Beemer's Four Pltchera. WEST POINT. Neb., July 18.—(8pecial)-- The Young Men's elib nine ‘of this clty yeaterday defeated Beemer in a game full of errors. Alderman, the boy pitcher of the ing out sixteen men. Bcore West Point .3 136106 Beemer 04110201 Batterfea: West Point, Alderman and | cobb: Beemer, Good, Preston, Frazer, B. | Harrison, 8. Harrison and Tepner. Earned runs: West Point, 5, Beemer, 4. out. By Alderman, 15, by Beemer's four itchers, 8§ Two-base hits: Hill, Preston ime: 1:40. Umpfre: Lohoefner. Southern wue NEW ORLEANS, July 10—New Orleans- Little Rock game postponed; rain, BIRMINGHAM, Ala., July 19.—Bcore: RH.E. 000100071 2 [ Birmingham .11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0—1 5 2 Batteries: Belma, Baker d Hanlow; Birmingham, Wilheim and Culver. NASHVILLE, Tenn., July 19.—8core: PRt Nashville .4 1 018020 * Chattanooga 0 1 0 00 000 01 5 § Batteries: Nashville, Sparger and Fisher; Chattanooga, Dolan and Roth. Selma Defeats Springf Again. WAHOO, Neb., July 19.—(8pecial gram.)-The second game was played b tween Wahoo and Springfield this afte noon, Wahoo again winning. Score: Wahoo ........0 220001 Springfieid 10 001 00 0 1 Batterfes: Wahoo, Crawford and Johi gon; Bpringfleld, Clement and_ Bates. Struck out: By Crawford, 8: by Clement, 5 Two-base hits: Kirchman, Bimodynes, Kennedy, Pflug. "Umpires: Goicher and Cook. Arapahoe Raps McCook. ARAPAHOE, Neb, July 19.—(Spacial Telegram.)—Arapahoo’ defeated McCook today. Tanner's pitching was a feature. Bcore: At Amplhoc 00041010069 ¢4 McCook ...50 2.0 0000035 5 6 Two-base hits: Teal, Dennts and Kunkle. Sacrifice hit: Emmett, Struck out: P Tanner, 9; by Teal. &, Bases on bails: O Tanner, 3’ Umpire: Thompson. Three-1 League, At Decatur—Decatur, 4; Bloomington, 1. At Cedar Raplds—Cedar Rapids, 3; Rock- ford, 1. 7, Rock At Rock Island—Davenport, Islang, 4. At Terre Haute—Terre Haute, 17; Evans- ville, 3. Western Association. At Toledo—Toledo, 10; Columbus, 7. At Whull% vton, 4; Wherlln,. 3 i Mat- thews, 2. —Da At Fort Wayne—Fort Wayne, At Marlon—Grand Rapids, 6; Marion, 5. Young Men's nine, made a record by strik- | Struck | JULY 20, 1801 TRADE IS MORE CAUTIOUS | Poasibilition of Unfaverable Fut SECURITIES DEPRESSED BY SAME CAUSE Pig ke Affects Little—~ Calmer Counsels on Crop Cond tions Keep Grain Quota- to in Bounds. Prices NEW YORK, July 19.—R. G Weekly Review of Trade sy Unfavorable possibilities in rather than any actu depressea securitie Dup & Co.'s tomorrow will the future, | present misfortune, nd caused cancella: tlon of some orders for merchandise by western dealers. Retall distribution of ods will not be curtailed by the labor niroversy unless it I8 of long duration, as the men have saved money during, the recent period of full employment at high wages. Similarly in some agricultural dis- tricts, where there I8 fear that little corn will be harvested, preceding summer crops at good prices have put larmers in &uch prosperous condition that thelr purchases will not fall off materially, while the freatest crop of wheat on record ha not rought & return to the low prices of pre- vious heavy yields Beyond advancing prices of steel sheets auotations have not been affected by the strike of the Amalgamated assoclation. Blg iron furnaces are not disturbed, al- though record-breaking production = will | bring accamulation of stacks 1f the rollng milis are Kept idle for any length of (ime. An early Zattlement fs confidently ex- pocted and “there fs much reiief over the Eeneral collapse of the machinists’ strike. Bome uncertainty 18 seen i the wool mar- ket, sellers muking futlle efforts to secure better terms and ultimately accepting bids at former figures. In cotton goods the situation s unchanged. There was n_de- cline in_cotton below M cents, followed by slight recovery, as news from plantations failed to show - the desired improvement Btability of prices seems assured in the footwear industry. The firm tone I8 us- talned by the steadiness of leather and buyers “are not seeking Limited supplies of leather make the mar- ket firm. Hides are active and steady With some grades at Chicago tending down- ward on. account of increased recelpts of cattle because of the droath, but in the fong run this should be u supporting fac. or, equivalent decreare. ‘almer counsel prevalled in the grain markets, exaggerated disgaiches werd g counted and varlations in quotutions were leas extensive. After a severe break from the best price last Friday, wheat steadily Advanced as the feeling became gencril that' forelgn requirements Would brink & new record for exports, possibly exceeding 250,000,000 bushels. Some of the heavy crop may also used for fodder in sections Where corn i« destroved. These influences fully offset the inflience of interior re- ceipta fo1 the week of 620068 bushels, against only 4,312,253 Jast Atlantic exports show a' large last year's figures for the week, amounting to 3,92 075 bushels, against 1,841,861 a year ago. After #ome reaction corn recovered most of the loss and holders showed their confidence In values by marketing only 3,361,42 bushels for the week, againat 4415153 a vear Ao, although the high price’ wan nctly re: flected in Atlantic shipments of only L1 82 bushels, against 3,961,496 {n 1900, JFallures for the week numbered 193 in the United States, against 231 last year, and 1 in Canada, against 27 last year. WEEKLY CLEARING HOUSE TABLE. Agsregate of Busin. Transacted by the Assoclated Banks. NEW YORK, July 13—The tollowing table, complled by Bradstreet, sh..s the bank clearings at the principal cliies for the week ending July 18, with the per- centage of increase and decres as com- pared with the corresponding week last year: CITIES. IAlnunL (lnc. Dee. New York. Boaton concessions. | | Kansas s late; val o later arrivals must show at least an | Jear the estimate which slon of labor reported for some years past, but this season fs the natural one fof vacatl, It has been The week wa break In corn, A weak market for cerea’s ushered in by a sev.re by which much of the vance on dry weather storles was lost, but quotations hard 1 again as the we k advanced on reports that the rainfails have only afforded partial relt Wheat sym- pathiged In the early break, but st ened again, not &0 much on bad ¢ ports at home, for dry weather complained of ' as becauss of a decld d improvement fn the export busine s and advices of Spanish and French buyin here for quick delivery. The oats cro rospect Is @ poor one And that cor s attracting increased gpeculative intere n and steel are unsettled by the « The outlook s for some weakness A better tone for wool Is noted and are steadily hardenin turing is on a better month ago. Cotton goods are firmer cotton has been firmer, owing to the re ports of dry weather damage. Boot and shoe shipments from eastern markets are smaller than last week, but well ahead of last year for the week and season Wheat, Including flour. sh week aggregate 5271100 bushels 5,018,149 last week, 30203381 in the ¢ §Soriding week of 1000, d.408.078 in s ani 2850460 Tn "Thae. From July 1o date sh pe ments Aggregate 12,762,485 bushel againat 787180 last season and 9, 1808190, ' Corn exports for the week regate 1714081 bushels, against 250, st week, 418,160 fn this week a vear ag ), 3,608,294 In 1899 and 2522128 fn 105 om Jul¥ 1 to date exports aggregats 60087 bushels, against 10,61 in the sea<on of 1000, Buainess faflures in for the week were 205, week, 202 this week a 'y 158 fn 190¢ and 220 {n 1807 Canadian fallures for the week number twenty-cight, as againet twentv-two for Iast week. twonty-elght a year ago, nine- teen In 189 and seventeen in 1508 BRADSTREET'S FINANCIAL REVIEW. rices Textile manufac ooting than it was & United inst 19 18 174 1n 1500 the a8 a ear Greater Activity Prevails in Specula- tive Share Market. YORK, July 16.-Bradstreet's cfal Review tomorrow will say Greater activity has prevailed this week in the speculative share market. The suc cesalve unfavorable developments of the Int_ fortnight would uppear ‘to have dis- ouraged th sy fon and invest- Sy opments of the en favorable from the point of the professional Wall street eleme Rains have made thelr appear- ance at the west, breaking the drouth in and the southwestern sections, where great fears for the crops have pre- vailed, and although the yield of corn this vear will fall far short of that of last the street hus generally accepted Is that taking the large wheat yleld into consideration the cereal roduction of the west will furnish abun- Sant trafc for the raflronds. She Didn't Wear n k. But her beauty was completely hidden by | sores, blotches and pimples til! she used Buckien's Arnlca Salve. Then they van- tshed, as will all eruptions, fover sores, bolls, ulcers, carbuncles and ftelons from its use. Infallible for cuts, corns, burns, scalds and plles. Cure guaranteed. 2Gc at Kuhn & Co. TO ENTERTAIN VISITING ELKS Lodge Men of Omaha and Comncil B Plan a Reception for Thelr Gue Railroad advices from Denver yesterday are to the effect that the visiting Elks from the west will arrive here at 8:30 Sunday morning Instead of the earlier hour pre- viously announced. The official program, as arrapged by the joint committee of Omaha and Council Bluffs lodges, is as follows The committee, accompanied by all the Blks of the two lodges who can make it coavenient to be there, will go to the union depot and meet them on the arrival of the train. The visitors will be escorted to the Elk lodge rooms, where a reception will be held. At 10 o'clock they will go dn special street cars to Krng's park. Re- turnitg to the city, lunch will be served r.km' Raw | Stotes | Dyspepsia Curo A powerful engine can't be run with aweak botler: and yon can't expect to keepup the wear and strain of an active life with & weak stomach. 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Y ertect fleldifig dhme toduy and also hit the oall well. "Honeyman's feiding Was the . o 01 eam’ ' ire. The m's playing was from 12 to 1 at the Elk clubrooms at 1 o'clock the visitors, accompanied by Jarge delegation of Omaha Elks, will go to Council Bluffs, where a short reception will be held at the Elk clubhouse. Thenco they will go on speclal cars to Lake Maoawa, returning in time to take their Fort Dodme Defeats Mannon. FORT DODGE, Ia, July 19.—(Special Telegram.)~Fort Didge defeated Manson at base ball this afternoon, 11 to,1. SPEED CONTESTS FOR TODAY Four Interest AMERICAN TOSSERS COMPETE Moore of Cleveland Carries His Team to Victory Over Young ot Boaton. Fhliageiphi elphia 8t Touls Pittsburg Baltimore '\l 8an Francisco.. Cincinnaty Kansas City New Orlean: Minneapoliy Bt. Joseph....0 1 0 2 Denver .0 8 8 1 Battertes: St Joseph, McDonald und Dooln; Denver, Eylar and John Suflivan - Bad Throw Defeats St. Paul. “THE POT CALLED THE KETTLE BLACK. 528 Card for g AT. PAUL, July 19—A bad throw by Wil- son over second and two hits in the fifth ave Des Moines three runs and the game. ttendance, 40. Score: RH.E, 5 3 Des Mofnes...0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 -3 Bt. Paul 0160100002 ¢ 1 Batterfes: Des Mofnes, Glade and Cole; 8t. Paul, Cogan and Wilson. Wentern League Standing. Won. Lost. . n 30 # b X .628 1565 529 622 500 48 415 376 CHICAGO NATIONALS AGAIN Are Victors for n Second Time Over the ansan City t. Joseph Omaha . Minneapolls Bt. Paul . veas kS Des Moines . ....0. /0 a1 Colorado Springs .. Denver .. e Men from New York, SHICAGO, July 10.-In o pertect flelding ame the Chicago Nationals again downe tl"v York today. Matthewson was hit ard from the start. Taylor was also Dbatted freely, but Kept the hits well scat- ered, except In the final inning. Attend- ance, 700 Score: NEW YORK. RH. o ° LA 'n, et it ool o, O{Hickman, 3b 0'Strang, b 0,Smith, ¢ | Matth's'n, [) [ 0 0 1 1 0 0 0801 O o] coosa % menenBeond Totals . 0.1 0150010 00000000 2-2 Left on bases: Chicago, 8; New York, 8. Two-base hits: Chance, ' Chiids, Raymer, Hartael, Hickman. Three-base hit: Chance. Sacrifice hit: Chance. Stolen bases: Kuh: VanHaltren., Double play: Ganzel to Hi ABSOLUTE SEGURITY, Genulne Carter’s Little Liver Pills. Muet Bear Signature of FOR NEADACHE. FOR DIZZINESS. FOR BILIOUSAESS. FOR TORPID LIVER. FOR CONSTIPATION. FOR SALLOW SKIN. FOR THE COMPLEXION QURE 8iCK HEARAGHE. CLEVELAND, July 19.—It was an Amer- fean league pitchers’ battle today between Moore and Young and the Clevelander won. Boston tied the score in the ninth on two errors. In the tenth Inning Bradley's dou- ble and Wood'« long liner to the right field fence scored the winning run. Attendance, 1150, Score: CLEVELAND, RHO.AE 0'Dowd, if.... 0 0 Stahl, cf. L] 0/Collins, 3b.. 1 0 Hemphill, o 0 Parent, 0 @ Ferris, BOSTON. RH.O.AE, 1b 1 8hreck'st, P ‘Totals Totals .. 1 3817 *One out when winning run was scored. Cl land 100000000 12 “:.\;:"n 000000001 01 Two-base hits: Bradley, Hemphill. First base on errors: Cleveland, 2; Boston, 2. Bacrifice hits: Criger, Youn, 8tolen bases: Dowd, Collins. First base on balls: Off Young, 1; oft Moore, 2. Struck out: By Moore, Parent, Young, Collins; by Young, Moore, Shiebeck (2), Heck, McCarthy. Dou- ble play: Ferris to Crl’er. Left on bases: Cleveland, 4: Boston, 7. Time: 2:00. Um- pire: Connolly, Athletics Athletic Enough. MILWAUKEE, July 19.—Hus n*gnched a beautiful game today, allowing fladel. hia Amaricans but four widely scattered its. Errors by Gllbert, Donahue and Ho- riever gave the visitors all of their runs. ttendance, 1,200. Bcore: PHILADELPHIA. ' MILWAUKEE, RHOAE. RHOAER 0 Hogr'ver, of 0 0 Hallman, rf. 0 1Andersn, it 0 olDonanue, 1{Conroy, O|Friel, 3b. O{Githert, Matone cosomc—oco Lajole, 2b Beybold, rf Mclntyre, It. Powers, © Dolan, se. Plank, p b, comrmonm 5 Bl Totals Philadelphia L0 000020013 Milwaukeo 01000000 01 Earned run: Milwaukee. Two-base hits: riel, Mclntyre. Sacrifice hits: Hall- Melntyre. First base on balls: Off ing, 1; off Plank, 1. Stolen base: G- bert. Btruck out: By Husting, 3; by Plank, 4. Left on bases: Phtladelphia, 5; Milwau- Kee,'7. Time: 1:35. Umplre: Sheridan. Detroit Grabs Last Chance. DETROIT, July 19.~The Detrolt Amer- tcana won the last game of the series from Washington today, 7 to 8. Miller out- fiiched Catrick and the latter, besides heing hit hard in the first five innin made two costly errofs. Attendance, 4,000, Score: DETROIT. Casey, ... Molmes, rf. Barrett, of Gleason, 2b, Elbertd, s Nanee, 1. Crockett, ib Buelow, o Miller, p. WASHINGTON. . R.H.0. 0 Waldron, rf. 0 0 Farrell, et 1 0 Dungan, 1b. 0 0Grady, ... 0 0 Fost .12 0 Coughlin, 3b 0 0 Quinn, ... 0 0Cling'n, #s.. 0 0 Carrick, p. 0 Totals . 103381’ 0000101 hit: Nance. Three-base hits Foster, Farrell. Stalen base Holmes. Ficat base on balls: Off Carrick, 4; oft Milier, 3. Hit by pitcher: Crockett. First base on errora: 'Detroit, 2. Left on b Detroit, 11; Washington, 4. Struck out: Coughlia, Carrick, Buelow, Miller (3). Double play: Elberteid " to eason to Crockett, Time: 2:00. Umpires: Haskell and Mannassau. Chicaxe Tries in Vain, CHICAGO, J The visiting Amer- won tod me by bunching three with a base on bal d three errors in the fourth. The Chicago team fought hard to win, but could not hit Howell safely. Attendance, 1.800. Score BALTIMORE, CHICAGO. RH. . 0 Dl ooommmim s —oyp Dunn. Donlin, vy, 2 Jonen, f 0 Merzes, b 0 Tavell, 1n 2 McFuri'd, 0 Shugart, 0 Burke, 3b. Sullivan, ef "t Hart, 1b Bresn'h'n, ¢ Matinee of Gentlemen!' Roadster Clul Four events have been ar matinee of the Gentlemen’ at the drivin will be o son's Blac Miller's Grit, The second race will be a_trotting con- teat, In which Corbett's K. C., Hait’s Rex and'Miller's Happy Boy will take part, and the third a pacing race, in which the par- ticlpants will be” Dennison's Black Blo dine, Guerke's Charley G and Buck Keith's Lizzie B. The final race will be a free-for-all road- ster race, in which the competing horss will be H. Brandeia' Boston Boy, L. Met Green River Joe, Black's Ruby and W. W. Corbett's Dick. As these are all Omaha horses, the after. noon's program promises several hours of Irring sport for the lovers of speedway stock with which they come in contact on the streets of Omaha every d This will probably be the I matinee prior to the bi for which preparations are now golng for- ward, and ‘it ls anticipated that admirers of the turf will be out In full for ¥ho attend by private gonvevance can reach the park gate by’driving out the boulevard. nged for the Roadster_club park this afternoon. There mcing race contested by Thomp- Hawk, Cosgrove's Weasel and The Gate City bowling team deteated the Omaha, Bedding company bowlers on the Gate City alleys last night. Score GATE CITYS, et 24, B # 160 13 208 us i 18817 [T OMAHAS, 1st 10 3 124 18 1 168 164 Total 435 o 5.5 43 Neale . Haltle Conrad . Bowman Beaman 24 Huntington 113 Stapenhorst Kolls .. engle .. Yost Tothl ... Culbertson Lowes to TRENTON, Neb., July 19.—(8pecial Tele- gram.)—The 'juvenile nines of Culbertso. and Trenton played base ball here teday. This was the third game of the sea on. Trenton winning two games. Today's scor:: Trenton, 29; Culbertson, 17 New Woman Champlon. CINCINNATI, July 19.—In the tri-state tennis tournament today Miss Closterman defeated Miss Marion” Jones, formerly champlon. Ossoll Memorial e NEW YORK, July 19.-A memorial to Margaret Fuller Ossoli was unvelled in the presence of 3,00 people today. SOUTH DAKOTA DEMOCRATS They Repudi Co the Action of Ohio tion and Rally Round Bryan. HURON, 8. D, July 19,—(Special.)—After discussing matters political as they affect the democratic party in South Dakota, mocrats from various sections of the state adopted the following: e, democrats of the state of South D kota,' deplore the recent actlon of fr democrats of Ohlo, In state convention a sembled, In their attempt to discredit Hon Willlam'J. Bryan and the great living and eternal principles which he and the dem gratic party in times past have alwi stood for. Willlam J. Bryan is the gre living exponent of " democratic princi he stands for the maintenance of the gov. ernment and the Interpretation of the con stitution as established and understood by Washington and Jefferson, and by Jackson and Lincoln. ‘'We bel to be recognized the world over am a fear- less leader and an honest man. The time is now upon the people of the United Statet to say whether or not such men shali te cast aside. ~We, as democrats of South Dakota, will never lend our afd or e unte- nance such action or be parties thereto. | Detrolt Cleveland " *Loulsville "'/ Providence . Milwaukee ... 8t._Paul. Buffalo . OMAHA "0 Indianapolis " Columbus, ©O.. Savannah Denver . Hartford Richmond Memphis Washingtol Peorla Rochenst. New Have Worcester Atlanta ... Salt Lake Springfield, ort ‘Worth, Portland, M Portland. Ore. lll. J?‘uphl. 08 Angeles. Nor(olk. Den Motnes Noenvitie 1 \ mington, N Fall m’efl" veer S8cranton . grlndukl ids uguata, Ga i3 582 BBE- EEELS 3823 2335552548408 S22 2 g3353 33E3ERaRRssRs sanass 3535238808 sEezuzss ':;?mllu o rmingham Wichita ... Binghamton Lexington, kaonville, Kalamazoo Rockford, 111 Canton, 0. Springfield, 0. Fargo, N.'D. .. Sloux 'Falls, §.'D, Fremont, Neb. Davenport Toledo .. Galveston Houston Evansville Macon, Ga Helena AR Chester, Pa..... A 2 Youngstown .1l 454578 Wilkesharre TOR.43] Colorado Springs FK1.008| Little Rock. 2720 Jacksonville, Ti 175,301 1 Soringfield ... B8040 Bloomington 182,795 Totals, ", 8 2 Totals outside N. ¥ DOMINION OF CANADA. 810,722,149 | 11 992,874 D Lmazz.aNEE Dwemsnaann Teper ity 3 82,0825 6410, 6,612,680/ 25,0 Winnipeg Hallfax . Hamiiton : 8t. John, N.'B Vancouver Quebec Victoria Total *Last week's total. BRADSTREET'S REVIEW OF TRADE, i R e L8 39,284,801 3259 Heat, Drouth and Strike Are Accepted Calmly Cheertully, NEW YORK, July 19.—Bradstreet's to- morrow will say Heat, drouth and strikes have furnished their quota of disturbing influences this week, but nearly all ma.%ets have taken the developments of the week calmly an: even cheerfully. 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