Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 25, 1901, Page 4

OMAHA LOSES AL SPIRIT {tsfnsnindieoona dszee | DULL HEATS IN THE HARNESS | 5% 5t s | WORTHY T0 DEFEND THE (UP| g @@ onenonononcnsncuenanencnsnsnonsn o BeAR]. CNONE Wilhe GO WORRE I Sk NeRd e sty R RE o TRt ey s Cemnut B, ao hes Hite and Discourages | 3. firfic ™" DO 1D 0| Oleveland Crowd Gets Bather Blow Actien M gideneral” Bumnatn, dohn, e r'|‘nu‘n' Constitution Sbows Its Heels te Columbia term may be plensurably spent. Nebraskans Relbach, " § 0 0 Danjen.” ieil at Glenville, Norway, ,}};'j” Cpreion, s!‘fs;g‘r*‘;,‘:‘p‘- "‘;‘» Over Connectiont Cours A delighttul climate, accommodations e SRR R Unksown, - Sl orehe Brmact: ol Al better than usually found ut sumer PRETTIEST SORT OF WORK BY LOCALS | pii. ) | THE ABBOTT IS GIVEN ANOTHER WORKOUT | Eurivan ™ "™ (et nickirton. " silherd | TEST IS IN EVERY WAY FAIR TO EACH BOAT Ong Taylor, 'p H Mado Springs 0. Ann resorts, charges reasonable. i b - — m., Woodline, J. Lock, 3 Tot ¥ okl % Verrle .. b. m’, Fnsign ) Pactfic Const resorts are easily, quick- Coona Does Well in Pox and at Bat— | 70008 00870 10 [ °CFS Deives fiim a Mile and Discov- o gren.j Lottl New Defender Proves fta Supe the Coast'- New York 00 11030 hs Biegfried. 1. Kimball, 9 Iy and chieaply reached via the Santa Letehe# Biee &t Brooklyn 24000000 1-8 e s SUIL in o Bad King ' Bismarck. b . in Light Breere, the Older y arned runs: New York, 8; Brooklyn, 4 Fe. Three through teains to principal Are many places where the heated aldr Fort Plerr ning Cateh with Pros Forn r Mateh with N W. Griffis, Cars i Lofrane, Admireis Asnerting fts vase hits: Davie, Hickman, =Three- ' H. Bullen, Aberdeen, 8. D, [] ca"fornia ki Cttery isimten Pheser” Misman. " gmith MENTRTe reesYear-0ld Claes, Seaworthiness, . . Calitornia points. Unusualiy low rat eckard, Daly, Dahlen. Left on bases b ’ — v York, o Hrookivn, 11 First base on e L‘rn;,vnv‘ ycooia, » Wing, b m- rro New ' Yor Hrooklys double | oo i BwIrt Birc ad W | NEW NDON, Cc - BT. JOSEPH, Mo., July 24.—(8pecial Tel. | PEom: FEw York b Nrofiiito b BGOSR | CLEVELAND, 0., July 24 —Today's pro- AN pmi N Geda¥ Blurty, | NEW LONDON, Conn., July 3.—In a fine m.)--Omaha today, aside from two ex- | to Davis to 2 ru.r-" it e | gram ol the Graud Circuit races at Glen “rmlbml i 4 | Sovthwest '"fl‘(“ '“",' the thirty-nine mile - sintt | Bride Firet bage o Of Donovan, | yille was not ot the highesc order The | 198veN, L 4 v course from New Haven breukwator to coptions, appeared to have lost all spirit | Bride. Firat buse o halls: “Of Donovan. | ville was o ue higovsi order, Th ater (] this summer [] - I the same atior the fourth taning, when |}’ i B3 VicHed ‘wall: 1y Phyfe, 1. Stpucy | Weather was scorchiog boc wnd there was cach itries close | Barah's Ledge, at the mouth of New Londoy | @ W. J. BLACK, - 3 [ L] For particulars address the Saints had five runs to their credit. | out: By Donovan, 4; by Kennedy! 2 Passed | Bo breeze. The track was fast iehih harbor, Constitution again showed whas General Passenger Agent The Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry, TOPEKA, KANSAS The secret of the lose of the game by the | ball: Smith. Time: 2:20. Umpire: Dwyer. leatea, the specdy duughter of Dexter - superb racing craft it is in light weathe: viliors. was the fact (bt the Bome (ebms National, Leagus Standing. brinee, ~ wier ot e rich Ster | TALENT PICKS WITH WISE EYE | % smooth water. 1¢ beat Columbia toy bunched hits. There probably never was a Won, Lost, P |chants' and Manufacturers’ stakes at Ao prettier exhibition of this work than by | Bittsbutg sesevini g ] $o) Lewroit, walked away from w feld | eight minutes twenty-three seconds, fairly & Horse Fails o Pass | 000 souarely. There were no flukes the Baints today. Pitcher Coons performed | pyijjaieiihia ks Pig 0t good side-wheeiers Iu the first Vndor Wire e 0'Neill wind helding true and steady with the ex- well in the box as well as at the bat. In | Brookiyn v 4 . 3| race and won in straight heats with b ception of a shift of a couple of points the seventh Inning he bowled out a two : ‘\flh”\“rk v . 3 tpeed to spare. It was conceded that she Makes Gall Record, after two-thirds of the distan had been begger and then on singles by Genins and | ({500 i | would win the race and she was barted in o covered. The breeze at no time was of Ploming ho walked home. Another fea- | CHICABO .....vioeieerivnrrsee. 80 3 the beiting. Country Juy took re.ond ot kot I8, July 2.—Eugene ¢ th: | sufficient strength to raise ture was the long, running one-handed | money after a hard drive in the stretch. | g% Nret cholce to dfsan v cap on the waves. catch by Letcher in the fth ioniog. 1t CHICAGO AMERICANS’ CAPERS | in the third heat of tiis cvent th 3 | Wag Gimar teday i} ot today | t a mishap occurred to any point, but brought an ovation from the spectal e trotters came in wingle file two lengihs | Midac 1 hree | 3 Y titution and Columbia very narrowly the first and only one of the day Cat Up ANl Kinds of Monkey Shines [wpart. 7The finishes in the second race weie fidthons 1 a disastrous colllslon as thoy 8T, JOREPH Deapite ke Senat and closo wud exciting, Richard A taking frst | ners ene ul e third horse, Ju- | crossed the line. The rivalry between Cap AD R IL C moucy iu straight heuts cept'In one i when Charleyg 1) b . odes of Cons on Taptal SRR : Jood, 2b | ikl Ia the third event w field of evenly | 10M re o nthe ‘ot e | st i L LT 2 ) i ¥y 4 A ¢ foll iy A was goaa MM | Barr of Columbia fs intense. As they were G N1 3 OMAHA L0iswit, & H maiched pacers of the 2:09 class furnished | a8 maneuvering for the weather gaugs, just : \ s CHICAGO, Tuly 20.—The Chicagn Ameri- y . 0 o1 g, s Ll 3 5 cans batted like floridu and ran bases )ike | B0 DESL sport of the afternoon. Geoigo, | I a half turto a el | before the start, Barr got the windward § g H n, May Do second By o , & wild men, making twenty hits and stealing [ B sou of Scariet Wiikes, captured (h 3 hied ™Y Sand: Byrc o o on clos b S E( :lAI lS In IIP" of... 3 elght buses. The visitors could do nothing | money by coming first under the wire in | M’nl I“““, 1:2% {‘_ SIUSE WIS CUBAson sl EBEEE T s oM 14 McKibben, rf..... 0 2 ot glther cCallahan or Harvey. Attend- | the first three heats. Sphinx 8, driven by | Ing.. Chark s (LS, a0 oy GITare B | g FUSHE Muviday, WRioh wai kot X \ Rl il ce, 1,200, Ne id Gedrs # v b e Lew thir me ", BN o acht Naraday, whic 8 act- / { 4 < Maupin; P - CHICAGO. WASHINGTON. :":‘,:" i ";‘," Sy 1I|‘ o+ M B it Son ys. fir bowe, seliinn: Co'enet| (8 AB SOMMItLN Dust, Was Shehordd it /g e Most Successful and Reliable Totals ............. 88 WOAT OB, | 8¢ d in each hea e fourth race | g i, selling; Coonel | 108 s cor , v ¥ ) 4 A a i Hoy, ot 1671 0 Waidron, rt. 1 0" 0 was wou by Tom P in straight boats. ) y nd, Lady Clarik | the weather end of the line. Constitution Specialist in Diseases of Men. Jones, £33 2 0 0 Farr 3 3 The Abbott, king of all trowters, who " mile, soing: peeng | 10Ad up sharply, leaving a very narrow a single white i Mercen, 30 4 0 Dungan, 1b. 0 313 : ) gap hotween itse i y Geninw, cf, BRIl 1 § dquopn, i . bas been suffering from distemper, was Lee, Bruno xecond. Prima {|gso b T e, et NepARy, bt o O MiFarra, 14 0 0Foster, 16, 0 0 0| driven « mile this morning by Geers. He | 1 fx_furlongs, purse: Brulare | LorF Fam his bowsprit into it in what Letcher. rf 0| Hiartmin, b2 § 0 § 1 Coughiln, i o | 18 still in bad shape wnd it is feared will ! Sny second. Viele Vince [ Se¢med the most reckless manner. Stewart, 2 il e 9 4 L 'y A : 341 McAndrews, b 1 ‘Toman, sh i Buckley, "¢ Coons, " p of b IR 5 | not be able to meet Cresceus in the $10,000 24 : Although Captain Rhodes put his helm up 1l R 3| race at Brighton Beach on August 16. Re- Boriramile and it was some littie time before Constitu- Are you aflfoted with Varicocele or its results—Nervous Debility and Lost Ma | 0 sults | Pirate's ighter third, Time: 2:03 tion puid oft. When it at lust swung off | ho0d? Are you mervous, irritable and despondent? Do you Iack your old-time " < the bowsprit of Columbia was nearly drag- | *dd ambition? Are you suffering from viial weakpees, oto.? There | REW YORK, Sty Shabavorit ging the side of Naraday. Captain| sitive organs of your Pelvic Bystem, and even though it awent the dercas Uy 24 =Favorites ay, | Barr, to escape a collision, drew his helm | 'TOuUle &t present, it will ultimately vaman you, depress your mind, rack your nervous five of the six winning. I of tihe o |Up and gybed Columbia, or clse the end of em, unfit you for married lite and shorten your existence. Why not be cured be- Tefe, &t gason and the others u . his main boom would have struck the top- It I8 too late? WE CAN CURE YOU TO STAY CURKD UNDER WRITTEN GUAR- 0 0! H ~ Totals .8 7845 7 X A Totals .17 2047 13 3 JFirst ruco, 2:23 class, trotting, purse §: Totals g 1| Chicago 10047041 oy |Eeatea blk. m. by Dexter Prince 8t Joseph «0 018100 0 s Wahington 001000080 0-3)csuntey Jay, oh. &, (Macevi Omaha ..., 1000001 0 02| Left on bases: Chicago, 10; Washington, | Ne immons, b m. (Price) 5 HU. Joseph, ;{ Omaha, 1.\!{l :N”'I'rf" In'un l.«“‘\, fil\t;lhn". {m;i«, Alvert D, ch. g Imnnrl‘x klaw) N CKibben, Cafhoun, Flem: | Mertes iree-base hits: Mertes, Calla- | I, 13, ch. (MecLaughling ) % AN’ " M oeeinase blia: e | hah, Maerall Clnaman) ‘Broiioqies, Hoy, | & 3'D, b. %, (Hustom, fuvorite during most of the betting, ‘Tut a | MASt rigging of Constitution and the col- ol “;. n.\".l dbedfag] w'\v“" UL bhheshgno bt et T L LLL L { A | Jones, Mertes (2), McFarland, Sullivan, Cal: [ Poindexter, br. s ((lateomb)y heavy play on Carbuncle sent the laiter o | lapse of its mast mght have followed. He | O WIll never cure. You need cxpert treatment. We treat thousands of Bl conssonas) g e Tulswitt, ¥ 2), | lahan (). Double play: Hoy to Sullivan, | Pettigrew b, s, (MeHonry) 7 | the post “a slight favorite. M barely ¢ o ver- where the ordinary physician trests one. Method new, naver fails, without outs Hail i . Tuckiey @), | Struck out: By Callahan, 2; by Patten, 1. | Rheat, Topy H and Willam 1 drawn. | Would have won but intert | barely cleared it and then, lufing up, over pain or loss of time, eft on hases: h, 7: Omaha, . | base on balls: OF Cullahan, 2; oft | Time: 2.11%, 2:05%. { the first turn, which all but ser |came the Loom agaln and close hauled . Umplren: 3 Gondtng. Himo: | ] 4. Hit with ball: Waldron.' Time: [ Second tace, 2:17 class. vacing, purse | his knees. Tesuits | once more on the starboard tack, Columbia | STRICTURE Home Treatmen: "“' WEAK MEN 13, At 00, Umptre: Cantillion 21.500: First riice, hurdle, mile and three-quar- new . and | Infalible Richara A, b, &, by Wilkisor [ ters: Charigrace won.' Ccohaluigi s o | *hot ahead and to windward, blanketing| BN GQLEET R%icaf ™ bured with ¢ (VITALITY WEAK),mace 80 by too aloes s Fite Are Timely, Hemphill Lovea for Boton. (Nuckols) Liguiig ; fond, Kuta third. Time: 3 Constitution and, lufog out under the stern | [Retruinants. no_pain, o detention from PP L i) CITY Ki City| MILWAUKEE, July 20—The Boston |C F W, blk. h (Higheey 10 econ five furlongs: Cameron won, | of Naraday, It stood 100 o g o 5 won today's ga hitting and | Am todey's gams by poor aed: | Samurilana, the' m. (Aller 11 ] econd, Peninaula. third. | Time: 1oy | 9 Naraday, ¢ stood on its course HRINARY Kldney wnd Bisdder Troubles, mental steain o yrief; BRXUAL EXe supertor work. in L Ewing allowed | ing i Hemphill, whose muft | Joan, bik. m. (Haw$) ... race, mile and a sixte nth: Colonei | YArds Urinatinacky, Burnfng Urine, Frequency of | CEBSES in middle life or from the sfeats the visitors but five scattering hits. At-|8ave the hom n two runs in the third | Jackmont, b. g (Greer) Padden won, Kamura sccond. Carbun 1:| The rass between the two ninety-footers | Url lnni1 rine h Colored, or Wwith ot vouthrul follies, {onadn . Boote] Innihe,“Criger’ wa Wit on' (e nead with ' | Captain Botier! g e it e, 10 %S rlones, selling: Smoke | WA8 contested avery inch. After golng al- iesy sediment on standing; Gonorrhowa. Jvc‘;‘%‘*n‘r‘ X he JJCTMS To NER. S4B -cliv 19 00 T3 vt {naihe sixth and had to retire. | Qulneite, b s won, " Goebel sceond. Bastile third. Time: | MOSL together for two or three miles they SYPII u cured for life and the potson | WABTING RN LS, RS (33824 Des Molies. . 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1-2 5 3 MILWAUKE BOSTON. Baron D, L {Toote) 114 98, indulged in a luMng match, In which Con- thoroughly _cleansed "from | LORRLS. wity SARLY DRCAY i Yol N Datteries: nsas City, Ewing and Be- RH.0.A R TH.0 AR Time: 2:101. 2:10%. Fitth race, mile and seventy vards: Are|youion came out & winner, obtaining a | the system, 8oon every llin wnd symptom 'and MIDDLE-AGH Inek of vim: vigor ville; Des Moines, Bubser and Cote. Hogr'ver, 1f1 A, Mab 11 6 Third race, 2:00 clags, pacing. purse $2,600: won, , Captain January second. Phos- | e A 1! g Somplat nd forever, " No and strength, with sexual organs Hapalred s "o 1 George, b, by Scarlet Wilkes phor third. Time: “1:i5% cad of nearly a’quarter of w mile. At| "BRBAKING OUT" ot the dissase on the |and weakened prematurely in approac i ke o JUESNWA ers'n, 1b 1 (MeKinne ey § Sixth race. six furlongs, selling: G 12:30 Constitution had gone about ffteen |sHin or face. Treatment containn no dan- old uge. Al Hen pidly ~ to our JENVER, July 24.—8t. Paul won today by i P R o o Chumberlalh seco arry AT [ frey won. The Chumberlath second, Harry | piee “goc (00R0 G softe spinnaker to | ETOUs Arugs or injurious medicines. treatment ‘tor losg of vital power. bunching hits the seventh and elght > 0 Sphinx 8, b, |y Innings. Score: Friel, 3b, 0 sitesesse 3 starboard, carrying it until Cornfleld light- One pereonal visit {s preferred, but iIf you Bt. Paul ......01000 0 Maloney, ¢ Carmine, b. g (Golden) ! " » the bost tlandyance Guard &nd | ggain for a few minutes and then rdset y. Our Nom Denver ... 00000 2| Hawley," p.. Daisy J. b, m. (Garfield) The Lady, the best class horses on t 8 d "aul, 0 Battertes: ' §t. I bhech White Hoss: oh, T, (Mzaasal ors horne. both met defea | for the run to the finish. fuccessful and strictly private, Our countel s free and sacredly confidential. Sidney Polnter, b, s (Mottott) (¥ afate races ‘,\.l'.‘.,‘;.'“[ suard was | Constitution kept a mile closer to the OURES GUARANTE! Censultation Fre Treat ml{vu Rey Direct, blk. s. (Cecily L 2ds ' o e 4 w at'n | Long Isl i val. Wi 1 . 3 COLORADO SPRINGS, July 24.—Colorado - 240000170 e e A faes." trotting, purs: | heaten through ner lookay. Mende. laying in the lead, having gobe the thirty-nine I Searles & s"flfls, COmana, Neb. lecomcomncs Denver, Frisk and Sullivan. Tom < < Bprings-Minneapolls game postponed on s Milwaukee, 1; Boston, back too long, instead of ‘sending’ her to count of rain. Two-bage hits* Callins, Stahl.' Three-ba ! by Combat. ir.. (Atkin- the front. In’the opening race Latchkey | miles in four hours thirty-two minutes b P hit: Gilbert. Stolen bases: Hogriever, Wt scored his annual victory at a long price. | twenty-seven seconds, while It took Colum- i Anderson, Duffy, Frigl. First base on ball v " (Tockwoody .0l Tinig time he was 2 to 1.. weather GlOAFi| iy to go over the same dlstance four on. Lost. P.C.|Off Hawley, 2; off Lewds, 1. HIit by pitched 2 & (Van Bokkelen) track fast. Results % . PR 7 Kansas City . 7 a1 ey balli Criger. 'Wild pitch: ‘Hawley. Struck | g g Snelier br. & (van foEEEe First race, one mile: Latchley won, [hours forty minutes fifty seconds. This H FREE ADVICE by our Physiclans and & FREE SAMPLE :l“ Joseph 3 6. out: By Hawley, 2t by Lewls, 4" Double | mRuim S0 Py McDonald) S5 8 Atosa second, Mary Moore third. Time:| was remarkably fast when the camparative our hs-. 3 °m Home Tre et HFI hm riied book nneapolis k1 328 | plays: Gilbert to Anderson, Parent to Dowd Minga efi. m (Ryan) lightness of the breese s taken into consid- deacribing gy mptoms and caus orm ey SHTET rentment, blro many valualie § : 4 | to Behreckengost. Left b Milwau- : c i | cond race. five and. a half furlongs: e, & “Hoaton, 5. Time: 346 Umpire; Jopnatte: KLy S Doneldd Ed Austin won, Jaubert second. Red Tip | eration and also that the tide was Focsipis and'prescriphions 1n plaia 1augusgs, aaving you Lewry doskor's blle, aek for ik ] ‘08 them over the greater part of the mes e Hheridan, third, Time: 18, Maltmore Wina Mard ome. | pacine MEET AT FREMONT |1 fho o agd o halt torkmen: |0 Ay e o e e DI’ Ka ,s Renovator CLEVELAND, July .—Cleveland and . A third, Time' {32104, b stitution Is faster than Columbia on every [ ] Baltimore Americans fought out one of the Number of Fast Horsen Entered l'l”‘:i:‘r/m“ ;/“.K mile and sevénty yar point of sailing in light weather, but in & 3 Falpitetion of Heare SUPERIOR. Neb. July 24.—(Special,)— | PATUest contests of the season today. Both | Ler VR Guard second, VUl yiorvy blow 488 o reugh and timble. ses Klaney ) 1ppo, Biiaien ofFae 5 0 ird. Tl 1245 oduy’s noore: ltchers were hit hard. ' The fielding ot for the Three Da; T “Smife “and ‘a half: Alaska | man C our gy i ptoms. Bold b gi5ta, don't meeept any dubstitute but Botk teams o8 tines s brillfanseiding of ith rice, mife an 1 many belleve that Columbla will prove the P o amame, beld by drugetite dow'c aosent any dubatiiuta bt RHE, | ance, 12 c won,. Tammimy. Cbief second, Frangible Superior 0001031 0ef ¢ glonce 120 Heore: Events, ¢ TamnEny, O speedier. A ot VAR “.s St it SRR — BEI, fce, an-"m‘"flé: selling; Triet won, | The wiunera In the other classes were: OR. B. J. KAY MEDICAL G aratoge Springe, N. Y. eries: Auperior. ‘eal and Feit; i y’ eb., July 24.—(Bpecial)— | 21 Ghor second, m McKeever T Class G, yawls, Navahoe, mxdler, Moore 4R Wilson Bonin, The Toltaming are. tho antrlen for the Time: 1:423. Class, H, sloops, Rainbow, of the Fremont Driving Park assoclation. At Fort. Brie, Class’ 1, kloops, Hlester, They begin Wednesday, July 81, and close Class J, sloops. Altaire. Friday, August 2: BUFFALO, N. Y., July 2.—Weather fine, [ Clasa 1, "sloops, Effort ' rack fast at Fort Erie. Results: Bchooners, class A. Columblia. rotting, 2i35 Class. e acer bl and & Ralf Taticws: Verna | Glassnsrs, class tvery Intelligen arm Callle X, b, m., Kirby Hambletonian, W won, Innomanitum second. Minute Gun Class C, Marguerite, walkover, 5 Neb.; Lo . g | third, Time: 1:23% Class D, Katrina. Aiutnge ‘::'J.’.‘"Q’.’\'-r';.‘a.. ‘l:h“fi':' Searli: [ Becond Tae four and, . halt foriones: | Class 1) aiecial). Quisetta. JHitude, I¢ o e, | Taxman wor .ady Patroness second, [ Claks B, Lova o )i ! Baltigors 2 e R s, Wb, e ogtine, | Wanmta third, Time: 0.8 Auxillaries, Tntrepld. to make a success of his business must keep up with the 3 o Qlorge Halley, Cedar | TRIrd ‘race mile and a sixteenth, welings | o RoOERs: INIRIE L i the LOUIS. July -vRubet Waadol | Cgrelnd oo 0 0 2 Kob € Wi b Begant, © K. | Dolly | Wagner won.” dray Dally Hecont o e As e L4 procession by constantly familiarizing himself with % on balls which resulted in the | B una: Baltimore, 5. Two-base hit: v Colorado Springs, Colo ; Red Doctor, | Flag of Truce third, Time: 14 i s g g A it nravad Thicakkaiiin aval runs and thess won for the 8t. Louls | Beck. Xeager, Doniln, Seymour. Three-base | ¥ Red_ Bell, James McCann, Rock | Fourth race, five furlongs: Dixle Quee E: Cor: most modern methods and imp P On sinsien by hroBormnion s oRoutana Sored | icten bancer Tacuio, 3" oo it Moore. | o1 1+ R, Ak, B o) ChstpeiGate ORIk ORI aenc, RAnIn SARIR BN start. Finjon BT department of agriculture. The average farmer, how- es cCormick, Kahoo and Hart- o g o pAve: Smith & Waller, Madison, Neb. he | Time: . 1:02%, RE . von, | Ca 10816 139007 .- I Attendance, 1,000, “Boore: Firat base. on - Balin obonin o Hart | {rek, STINY Wilkes, A. L. Peppors; Te- | | Jith race. six furlonga: Cad Husel won, | Constitutton RS i o A sann te all the technical periodicals devoted CHICAGO, Tat base on | sl d \ckering, Shieback, | 32705, ‘Neb. Lizzie A second, Gold Lack Columbla ... 110611 3id6il 4idoibo 4 ever, cannot ta - 93 ck, G ty. t eb. 2 po " g p g"f";«"-slwé:lnm-ykb---n tl‘f‘evymufl'."'n; - Pace, 2130 O x “xrém race, milo and three-sixteenths, | “sAsks for remeasurement. to one thing only—such as poultry, live stock, the or- more, 5. Strac bl - elling: Montreal won. oo nd, haany 2 @, Dinn @, Dontin: age (G mresniore | Fannieline, b, m. Woodline, W. D, Over- oddy Ladle third. “Thne: 2:00 Making mrook Ready, chard, the dairy, the sugar beet, etc.—-nor would he have £ hnpiner” Congolyon: Mbore. “Time; | atrest, Einooln, Heb i, Grlt, 8 Pareont. At Windsor. WLONDON, July 246ir Thomas Lipton the time to go through them if he had the means to do : . g, Ro Ryan, J. H. Vanwert, Albfon, » o S ast; | han arrived a ahook to & vise . ' Never a Show for Detrott. Rorrs TClowe. Wrne, Jra, b B o | ORTROE Mk g compleiion of the prepurations which ars 80, What he wants is < v . W dr, Lamar, Nel i) . A ’ o D OIT ol 24.~The Philadelphia | WEEY [lioa. 1. m: Ashland Witkes, C. V. | “or today. Resuits: 5 5 000 o i e 10 b ity Ducned o Americans took & safe lead in the frst v, Olathe, Kan.; Bdith 8, b, m., Gen: 4 Touts "Wagn ¢ | ward and it all goes forward the cup chal- three innings, and although the locals founq | TOWnley, Olathe, Kin.; 1 b B ey | selling: ~ Drimmond ' won. Louls ¢ | lenger may leave Greenock today, Or If it Io a e arm a er the ball in'the fourth, th and sixth, the | o4l huinam, Jdohn Sherman, “Chibpewn nd, Mald ot Dundse third. ~Time: | CHERF WEY Aoy a0 8000 It 18 Sutioinated i A | 0 Bt Leuls 0100 ame Wwas never in doubt. Attenda H. Con ca, la.; Harry Lane, b. g, But- |9 ?‘-, longs. selling: Flop | that its feparture cannot be delayed longer Earned runs . Two-! : 2 ETROIT, vil, b, g, Valentine Swigart, Mike Kll- ; : ot acca nt to : ; Wallace. Three-b cormene. it RHOAE, Hoas | Bere Rlifion Web: Vernis B 0. W, He- T e, Windsor handicap, mile and | expects (o leaye for New York about the that covers all the ground in a thorough yet concise y o) s , & D, W : Lo 0 SV o) 1 t th, 1 by pltcher: By Wa " “Double playa: | Fults, ef Casey, sign, J. P. Blimore, ‘Al DIatl, Seate (s, sixteonthi Mise Somic won, Hasevere:ns | middie of next mea manner, that keeps him in touch with the best thought Green to 'Dexter, Wallace to McCGann. 3 0 Holmes, 1, bl; m., Siegfried, F. Kimball, Beat- | & 5B o thira. Tim. ) Bases on balls: Off hy, 1; i (g 1 Barrett, cf. Neb. ourth . #ix and a haif furlongs, sell Mortality Statisties. k: §, et on'bages SUBN 1 OB raddell : § Glonson, ‘20 Ne votting, 3145 Class, tnks . Serste Aenoe an. A "o The tollowing deaths and birthe were ro- of experts in all these departments, but at the same time 'assed ball: al Bt 1 By - P -3 "y econd, hel Davis T 3 | ported to the oity heal commissioner for Nie N i P ‘ nye e Stolen B '"f-'n‘.:‘::'n b IAA Melntyie, 1 Nance, it Norvinte C, a m. Nowval Chiet, N. B | SGL "'ir"“’l and o halt uelongs; Honey | f “twendytour” nours ending At noon relieves him of details which do not particularly affect enefee, C1 X H HER 1 . M O 0| s ceola, b,; Knsor, ¢l g SV0= | o on, untress second. @ e ¢ i " P i ! 148 Unnptre: " Naah: 1 onols. — Time: gesp o § o s 5-155’.\‘1 nf.‘n(,..;lw. Yaild Cliv, 8 D sthel it Pime: o5k, (cuih=Alote Hilbert, 218 Nortn Twenty: him. He wants a paper that is not only instruetive to J o derby, b. “hitwood, C. W. ' Daavic 4 i vonth, : P on, ki Reds Are Sadly Faded. o S High, O e Memeaney. ke, br- g 1. L. Good, | jockey W n Rough Experience. Douglus, wged 91i Lotel Alpo Langston, | - himself, but also entertaining and uxeful to his wife and AL L S S e K Shaw e I BF e, ™ Net: NDON, July 4-—“Cash” Sloan, the e g unravs Ranatate §7 North Por. his children. When he realizes this it will be found :!c(.l(l‘:tull ot the story. Attendance, 2,400 *Batted for Owen in the ninth A i1 PR B ofbw, b, & | 3 ces, where he narrowly ese croft, 'boy; ‘Otto Banky, 'Ninth and Spring, PITTSBURG, CINCINNATI Philadelphia . 70620000 a-12|R F Taylor, South Omaha; Lucy Wilke P ands of a fu boy; John' Glaver, 2103 'North Twonty-soy- B t -3 . Divoc Wilkes, Atniold Sfexir, Lin: ih Wi duch ioia s | enth, “Boyi Wil oy 'I'akes the ]'wentieth Ccntury rarmer Dot Bhliafeiphia, 1 Al)»»;«lrr.;t“i 1 Left o o bl il b, Koo Wi when - he {«ufi JDeaten, thelr _indignation Al‘,}:;nxnl_:lc‘. \;'yro,. July 24—(Bpectal.) because it best fills the rnml‘unl hy satisfying al RO out: By Cronin, 1; by Owen. 2 by I'raner. Kerkow, Scribner, Neb, Pomalen ravinely attaoked the jockey. Who & b e g m;’nl:V‘l:l"";n";("ey‘:‘;:.:u"m:‘j‘ wants. It is particularly prepared for the farmers of to Bibertall 1 Croctieds nrockelt, Tt l‘:‘(’,‘;‘_,'}?,',"l e Tal AR AL LR by i il P TR R L seventy-five the great middle west and treats of conditions and prob- Totale WU 3 Tota .3 78 CAaC A p s aa s R, icker'g, 0 McCart'y, 00" Brien, 0/Beck, 2b. O|LaCh'ce, 1b. 1 Bradley, 3b. Yeager, 2|8hiebeck, Donlin, "If. — Seymour, r RUBE WADDELL'S GIFTS FATAL |Jiirms’ 2 Brodie, cf. Twirler P Hart, 1b. Bresnah'n, s 8t. Lowin with the Bases that MoGin'ty, Cont the Game, cmcoccecel PRmemens [ | ROPRST—. Sl muccrcmmme? 4 wlomumeorcwn > ] ~erloccocomea 0 Harteel, 1, Donovan, Wallac Nichols, cf. Ryan, ' Murphy, p ecrceccee coomacons Totals 2| cumonFrwnd = < < < o co’ = pre ccemmocuecen 0 Beokle; 0 Stimm 0 Mag 0 lay, o 0 Fox, 2 0 lergen, 3 Puiliips, p. Ritchey, Leach, Zimmer, o..) Tannehill, p 3 s aRd - Slucmoacne piresi 'Haskell aad Mannassay. rJiiak Dult e, g Butlege Pr 3 & DIt — foct 018 ore ls being taken out. The atrike lems that confront them from day to day on the field, {:::"",',':,'. L : (" ‘l' g g } A (x‘ A un sue fu-nd . . | Pellatter, l':‘t‘:l‘l‘n‘;“‘j'J”lll:l‘"f.;l 1\::: » Races at 'l;-:::-n::h.’s"mm 5 h:- culuid some extvflwnn Y in the orebard, in the cattle pen, 1511 Rnd lmrn_vnrd. pEared run: ;‘l‘ill“l“x?::;, ('il,(";f':;':i;{.?;?.?f ‘}"‘:,‘,"‘,f:::r : . X ; fole ey, WATYSY, I»;E;:}:Ii\ff?lfi;l?‘nfi'\ the esults of the Teicn- ; The best and most experienced writers contnbute o its RARICES N gl Stoen aen " | DI e A b e 0 ot Red Doy we columns, which are also illustrated by beautiful \hait- FUrst Buet o Satt e 56t 10, Branatelt | Bpliadeliil 17 45| Rt obio i WAV e Yehed | Talent fouth * g 0 w tone reproductions of 3 P B manneptl g by PRI SR |G, - e i | WA, . Tyuame, .y Mang o | LSS Loctor segaid erns, B thint i B e we et Bl o | i T WA ECURITY, |Original Photographic Art Studies - vn';:"fif;fi:ifi"fif-fi:-}'fifl’:}‘.“-’u.,.." p-mt:»fi-'}'): MEMPHIS, Tenn., July 2i.-8core A 5] ""'f‘\.,‘{"}{:l, e R i | Jihe: Ranaquola won, Tors B ssoind D | = bl il laad £. altus Bnd " Ehary o piysa "pak " phother (Memphis ... 3 80 8 8108 s | SR Rt Rouao, Toars Jewse Icling, Bl E JEFFRIES o iched wn excelient gume 4nd the wask ot | BAttenien Momni. Shields, A Froubmdour, 5, . Repaohoan. 3. i. WILL CHALLE.J—G . made by its special artist, who visits the best stock farms T was also of & high ord el % o Rod ope § | Troubadour, b. g Genuine for the purpose of getting fine animals before the came side "Commitied n felding error Attem: | Evne 0" LAt Rock, Skopee, ¥ id | man, Lincoln, Neb.; Fay I ance, 3,000, Mcore; EW ORLEANS, La., July 34 4 oral Lee, ©, . aver, Aurella, i, jocss 9 . era and takes in the field work at the seasonable periods, POULADREENS o | BosTON e, Fame nostpon, e | R e PR e Walha Wonnse: Have Chance for Champlon- arter s This paper in fact has set the pace for photographic ile | N b » Tenn,, 2 P abl o] - Vel d e @ ay. \4 . 0 Siagle, e 0 I, Néb.: Mabie Curter, Weltred 8, Joo Milier, shlp Anr. GI0-ay lustrations of agricultural subjects. What has been ace 0 Hamilt'n, of 1 | Chattanooga ..0 0 3 20 0 0 0 9-7 Hennessy, Okl 0 Demont,” ab. o Nashville ....70 0 0 2 0100 0.9 Trotting, 230 Cla § Murphy, e’ | Nasnville, Saunders and Batlantyne APPSRk s, Cliaplen, Capay, Smith formally’ chatienie ferrelen’ oo 'ent” W' e Liver P1 S. valnable and attractive s merely an assurance of still H R | LR TR ‘ :\‘ur't!;‘x"'r“fi:&;»:"'{d.} ¢ % soon oa Tetrics a'- better things in future numbers. The progressive farmer e;‘n’n‘:fil;f,l\lr':mhl.\;':".‘.,;'.}"V“f.";‘":""[""y','{"" D i WS Nk STrenton, | ANy fale nriicles a0 they ave drawi simply Kood game of base ball today. " Seorh. | Neb.: Leo Lee, bl. g. Altitude. John Sher- [Up and a club agreed upon by Jeffries, i b S H.E. \‘Chippewa Falls, Win.; Happy Boy, b, 4 H 1 Minden 000110003 5%% [ Alta Boy. D. C diller, Cmaha; l8a BltgRernisr Win, Ca““ot Alford to Be wl ou *Batted for Pittinger in the cighth, Arapahoe 1000 09 % & 23 p 3l Bons® m iaavan, wred “Cook:” Beitrioe: | v cRossiNG Neb July 2, ell, 9 5 Batteries: Minden, Bl »d Moore. | Neb.; Nora' L, iy 5 Geer.. Aber- | BEAY Wiy e ] e N R i it Arapahoe,’ Tanner A‘:nd Rnaoths. B faon, B B0 van 8 fo 5, Peppers, | Lincoln, w n“\ Botly contested mame’ her ou 88, 7; b er. 9. Tirce- + i The ot en C1°F | taday. § to 4. Score 2 ‘ N Philadelphia, 3. Two-base [ Dige hit: Pation Twe baest | JTiree [XViikes, 0. L. Peppers, Tekamah, Neb, soday, 38 R and will not only make sure that his name is kept on t 'm Fitzgeralds YT 20 Cooley, Flick, Jackiitsch. | pite 1 Cooley, ackiltach. | mett, Cone, Richmond subscription list, but also exerts himaelf to get his neigh. & LK. i Jackson Pace, Free for All Class, Beaver Crossing o0vsooo ross. Sacrifice hits: Kit- | o, el " Hamilton, Daj. | °f Minden ,‘ Aeorge B b h, Direct, P. J. Barnes, [ Hatteries: Fiiggeralds, Fox and Fetz; n 3 0o d Bl ee "Bt o, Coole, to | 5 | Madison, Neb. Viviah ., Baita, Weut | Beaver, Crossing. Davis and Whitcomb. Um: | | bors to avail themselves of its benefits by hecoming sub- o phiet basa on batls: OF Pitin’ | At Rock Tland<Terre Haute, 6 ook | Songue e m Einparor 'wm..-u’l rig S e R scribers too. The subxeription price is one dollar a year. onohue, 2. Biruok out: Pit- nd, . ennessy, Okl 5 . Dodue Hents N ™ i 4 A . £ D Ridhols, 708 Bbnohter s | A Hobktord —Rocktord, ¢ Evansyille, o gtorm. 0. D, Mines Faatin 3 g i ; Sample copies on application to The Twentieth Centu! 0, Umn‘lr Emalle At Cedar Raplds—Bioomington, 3; Ccaar | Moy ™ chinthbug, bi. m. N Sllek. B "]-{I‘I':‘l't 1',5113: Im:‘:v 7v‘:’\ " ::32:§Lfl1’:7]; F o 1 ry New York Beats Its Neig AR Baenport—Davenport, 10: Decatur, 3, | A0, 1ais Nei Camrex bl m (Cnaries | gAML Pont Dodd defeaged Sloux palia| B R Iro armer, Omaba. BROOKLYN, July #.—Today's Natlgnal : mick. bw, Gamelon, Meanw & Mcdowan; | &irfick out fticen men, The bagtries wer was & slugging mateh ‘n which four . m.. Norval Chiet, J. P. Wag- [ Fillum. and Carish 'ter Fort, i pite were used up. Phyls lasted one | Ay \Wheeling-Columbus, §i Whaeling, . | fier. Tieatrice.” Sieb 1 Toby, br. . Charies a ¥ A 3 3 — ] [{ &, Wilte 0 Tnarry o 3 Madden Says He Wants Rublin to =l comumen eleescoccos sl o aysiom in the a8 e S iV asng: Dt W ihon-n Math 8 J- M1 Wit | HE 8 o Conl g o1 ey "oarts and ek | ix ‘“"?"‘"?3" e e © t Marlon—~Marion.. thew, o8t “hiquit; m., Benator, . Iseman, | day elson defeat eneva, 12 to 4, an all wes) i il L po TeRLuTB o only OV P the ‘score 1n 'the Afth and | pened "1 SITMAION FAc) post~ | SRIGUIAL B Weg At R bt Taaman, | day BRisch Cofsaiar Ditae OURE 8iGK HEADAGHE. g '8 Bl tha' KU €0 arkeutee | - glow nad book B 1 s a8 1 ‘ 1 ow York tied