Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 22, 1902, Page 5

e WESTERN LEAGUE FINANCES |53 Kensas City sager Bourke Makes Statemest as to Preseat Oondition. NO DOUBT ABOUT FINISHING SCHEDULE Batteries: Ka witt Cojordn Springs ihe second game Score from Des Moines in of the series here today stz Teams Arve Making Momey and Colo Milwankee and Kansas City Will Be Taken Care Of Al Righe . At 8t Joseph—The game with Milwaukee whs cailed in the second inning on account of rain Standing of the Teams Piyed Won Lost ) Xo man or mAguate in the Western Jeague Feeps closer tab 08 & prospects, its hopes, s fears, its financial cendition asd i's | scoomplishibents than W. A Rourke of the Omsha end, and with the first month of the seasofl completed save for a day. Be ix Dov prepared to sumarive all these featuree of ibe orgavization as they appesr to him on the Zist of May. SaM Mr. Rourke ‘The facts are Just as we predicted a! Games today wonth ago today. The Western Jeague is | Waukee at St Feoria st Kansas steady oa its feet and t coing right en | C'DV. Colorage at Des Moines roneh be geaeen wih fvine oviors |GAMES IN NATIONAL LEAGUE Even if the tide turns and they 6o mot fiy ";:‘”“f‘&m Jeague will forge rigbt O3 | mornewson Wine His Ows Game by g Long Run Home on & Two-Bagszer. r Omeha Kansas Denver | Coiorado Bprings B Sosepn Miiws ukee Peotia Des Moines | City 3 L ] BEEEEe e K golenver st Omaba, Mil. onep) Springs ‘Talk about small crowds st Kapess City and Milwaukee! Before eves discussing that | wieh to ansounce that if there is B0t & singie dollar taken in at elther oity from now till the end of the season the league will continue calmly on its way and #° through the schedule “Now for facts and figures. In the first place. Denver, Omaha, Peoria, Des Moines, 8. Joseph and Celorado Springs are abesd of the game financialiy right now, &n um- usual percentage of movey-making teams | for the first month of any schedule. Kan- | sae City and Milwaukee are not shead and | we do Dot say they are. They are not mak- | fng movey; they are losing R, und we do | Dot atiempt to comossl the fact. We ex- pected it: we knew it; we were ready for #t. We beve made no biuf, and 4o mot mow. We went inte It with our eyes open. We knew it was @ case of bolding these teains up and we still stand good to do it Omaka Dotng Well “As regartis Omahe, I canvot suflciently express my satisfaction si things thus far 1 came home from that firet trip out with $1,200 clear over and above all expenses We were gone just & little more than two weeks. That §1.300 will Dot quite pay my alary Mst for two weeks, but it will come bear Jt. Now, any base ball man knows that & team which can break even on am trip away from bome s doing very well indeed, snd & team that can almost bresk even on ite first trip, the early ove, i doing something phenomensl. Why, Tast vear I Jost $1.000 cold on'my last two trips out, Tight at the hot end of the schedule “That will give you somewhst of a line | Dakia 8t to my success thus far. Now, for more | irwin particulars regarding that early trip. At ;\‘::'_h St Joseph 1 made more than 1 ever made | there before in my experience on any trip. | At Peoria I mmnde mere than 1 ever made | Brookiyn 1232235k 1o St Paul. At Milwaukee I made as much | g 000, L. Magoon, Sheckard, Three as T ever made ix Mimpeapolia. At Kantas | base it Dobe Gloien buses: Beckier City 1 made more than 1 made on my first ckar jen. Struck out: By Ha trip there last year. How 8oces that Jook | by by Kitson. 3 Time: 1.6 Tmpire: Can- to you?® . - “1 am Dot the only man who is doing| _CRicase Lets Fiillics Down. - . . | CHICAGO. May 21—The hits today were well. Look a: Denver with 22,000 pasd ad < 4 - missions in eight games 1 April 408 May. | Sog wel) plares. Chirepe wor be o Saa There's an average of almost 5,000 & game. | ing. Attendance, 11%. Score Talk about guitiing Do you think this 1 CIICA:O] | lengue would put $14.000 cold inte & Park | gage b W hemte, o in Kansas ORr i #t istended 1o :x.vnn quit because of any amount of discourage- | ment there? Would we sink & Jot of movey | in Milwaukee if we imagined thaf{ aay | conditions thet might arise would scare us out? e PITTEBURG. May 2l —Tayior was put if over, four hits and two runs having been made Mathewson hit « bstier. who scored ob Lavder's wild throw. Mathewson scored the winn g ) by running from 1fl"l o home on Doyle's two-bagger. At- | tendance. L.3%. Score Xew Tork 010001 0 Pittsburg EEEERE™ Earned runs: Pittsburg. ;. New York, 1 owermen, Smith Wagner. Home run: Leach vin Burke to ¥ Taylor ched bull or. jor. Three-base b Stolen base: Di = off Mstthewson By Mattbewson, 1. out: By Tannekhifl | Matthewson. 1 {1:40 Umpire Brookiyn Loses to Reds. CINCINNATL, May 2l—Hahn lost the same today te Brooklyn through hie two errors, & muff and & wild throw. Kitson | kept ibe hits well scatiered at all times Hahn pitched feir ball Attendance Struck 2 by Time by Tay Wild pitch: Tayk Emslie i R B evimre H euSounwnn «l oscssunecy PRl sarmusann Vam Brust is Happy. “Why, when 1 met Van Brant = St Jo- | Gon S hbadine, seph last week 1 was surprised at BiS | s on bases: Chicage, 5; Philadeiphis. sititude. He was even more oomSdent and | Two-buse hiis: Kilng, Barry Secrifce nits combative and hopeful then I had expected | Dexter (). Jackiistec &) olen to 808 bim BUL’ said be, ‘we'll fght | honce 12 o BRopen. Kine 15 Dater Brrurs them &+ long as we bave any bresth Jeft’ | gut: By Yonia. 3, b7 Du Tant Now, that's his position, and Burns feels | Passed ball: Kl - on balks the same way, altbough 1 haven't talked | Ot g arats Pt Srmod 10 him recently, With such men in such a | U Day. spirit backing Milweukee and Kansas City and with the rest of us dotng micely, bow | can we be in any danger? Now, regarding the American aseoci- ation. It's Dot so bapplly situsted. In addition to the fight which it bas on in | Milwaukee and Kazsas City it bas twe | other weak towns, and we have not. They are Minnespolis and Indisnspolis Min- Deapolis never would stand for & team snd Watkine bas queered things si | Infianapolie by his comstant threats to Struck { { Games Postponed. Louis—8t. Louls-Boston game At postponed: rain of the Teams. m;—e Won. Lost. PC. b u 5 = u EaenR Games todsy irn at Cincinnati, New York ar Pitisburg, Phriladeiphis a1 Chicago AMERICAN LEAGUE = Tem~ MNay ¥ Detroit defeated Baiti- n e was put out of &h{‘ game against rulings of b 1 Score - E w0 &l teams watted sround quite a | while there was ultimately nothing “Loaned” Stome has finall because you are sick. Take it for what | Three-base out of the game when the sixth inning was | 8 3| Boston £1 St. Louls. Brook- | GAMES | B 21 —dn & fast, snaiDy | llon. First base on balls Hughes, I Struck out by Mercer, & Left e Detroit, & Time: 2. Umpire: O Laughitn Semators Beat Browms in Temth WASHINGTON, Msy 5L —With the score palf of the tenth inning Wolverton, tet for Washingtom singled, Dejenanty doubled and Keister ‘ol lowed with & single. scoring Wolverton and be winning run for the home leam. Af- ndance, LK. Score v asuixgTox Of Mercer. §: By Hughes, & Baitimore. 4 Rven, o W ot ton. | Deiet'tr K 5 ' . ‘ ‘ *None vut when w Washington 390 600 6L Lows I EREEEERE RN Washington. 3. St Louis, & > Bugder Cormic 3-8 Earned rune Two-base hits: Keister, Deic hanty hits: Padden. ™ Coughlin Stolen bases: Coughiin, Burkett McCormick. First base on balle off Powell. 3. Struck out: By owell, 2 Left on bases Louls, T Time: 135 Shersdan Chicage Wins Pltchers' Battle. BOETON, May 2 —Chicago from Boston. today in & pitchers battle. Bo'h the Chicago men who scored were l“."" 10 first by Wintera Meries was put out of the game in the fourth inuing for dlsputing & decision Attendanve, 41 Score won Srrang Junes. ot ] ¢ « . ’ . 1 i i i R osenBunuuno ¢ 9 3l Towmls Winters in the ninth 0016002 010006061 | _Three-base hite ne, Davie, Isbell | Double piay: Parent 1o Ferris First base on balls: Off Winters, & Hit by pitched ball: By Piatt, 1 Struck out: By Winters, §; by Platt, 6 Time: 1:40 Umpires: Joho- #tone and Oarruthers. ! Quakers Win Ragged Game. PHILADELPHIA, May 2 —Philadelphia | Getented Cleveland today in & game of pee- | saw. Wiltse was retired at the end of the firet, when the visitors made four runs | Hu who suoceeded h: { { : | *Ratted for | Chicago | Boston oward the latter touched up freely. in Gone singled and came in on Seyboid's | home run @rive. Attendance LR Score PEILADELPHEIA BHOAR 131 e, o { Harisel ‘ rurs x | Fowers { Camrer 2 Wikse B Husting. » [Pra P —— Totais *Winning run made with Do one out Philadelphia 010064032312 Cleveland 4 61620461 Barned runs: Philadelphia, 5. Cleveland, Two-base hits: Bey, Bonner. Hartsel, s L. Cross, Castro. Home runs Bradiey, Sevbold. Stolen bases: Ber. Hart- , Castro. Double pia Bey to Firet base on balls: Of Wiltse, £; inge, §; off Wright, 3 _Struck out 3. by Wright,'2. Wild pitchee: tee, 2; by Wright, 1 Time: 2:00 Connolly Standing of the Teams. w | Tmptre. | iphis .. Bt Louls ..... | Barumore Washington Cieveland . | Gemes tofiay: Cleveland at Philade) | Chicago 2t Boston, St Louls at Wi | tom. Detroit at Balumore IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Umpire ¥Fofls Kansas City's Trick to Delay Game by Throwing it to Lowuiavi KANSAS CITY, May 2L—With the score 3¢ to 2 in Louisville’s favor in the inning Um Ward awarded the game 1o | Louisvilie. because he thought the Kansas s | Clty players were trying to delay the cach | game “unttl the ap; nce, 2 should etop it Attent Kaxtas crry rainstorm Score P " | eomancensssi il nesuunswsssh " wlocensuans uts when pame was forfeited. e . T08 6 &34 | Kansas City 24163 Earped runs: Louisville, 10; Kansas City, 1 Two-base hits: O Brien, Flournoy (), Schaub Three-base hits: K - nom. Millers Win a Game. :§XKDP('§J!. May 21 T supporied tafay and ma. e QoW Luther was naged to bold Celumbus seven hiis end & run. Columbus batied hard in the mg but & sensational fouble play by Zal | 428 Phyte retired the side. " Attendance, | Beore: ; | Morrissey. ™ | Puria, 85 | Lewch enmumonsofl | omeisebiotemd! Bluncosconnt susscssap R —— crusuBuned remansssal i 1178 n the ninth on bunt strike. Pleister in ihe ninth 02010000 03 ® 8610006 *Fox ont ST. PAUL, May 28t Paul won from Joiete todey though the vod pitching by 1 sppearance this season ® He re- A m » » ° > " commnubicen | smnonnonue DT —— Pk it Hugher oy ~ Bughes 1 8 Paul . Toledo !\n“fl 1-‘~t‘~ Game Pestponed. At Milwaukee — Milwaukee - Indie: $sme posiponed: wet grounds. e At fhm—m T; Chetta- 1 Lastie Rock Cafe and Dining Room Visit our cafe and diming room on third flcor. The purest and best of everything served in the most ap- petising manper ai low prices Thirty 'Phones Rin;Up 137 | soldierly approval. | magnificent new store gives you the best obj | | WE WELCOME THEM. G. A. R. Dress Goods Bargains MAIN FLOOR ver last week from the best easters and sale. Straight direct receipte—eu- ar: the barguins a prudent bargais lover { | secured by our bu T inspe Epecials in ress goods markets. All arrived—all ready preme in quality and comsistent w | desires. 1 Handsome line of fancr lace stripe mer- ceriged etamines, in ail the popular shades for waists, 2 inches wide, per yard 14 beavy crochet bed spread, in mice tern, worth $L18, -inch fancy stripe and figured colored lawne, all shades and colors, 10¢ special at, per yard New luce strip large varety of lg! ewel | designe, 30 inches 14¢ organdies. | { 1 and & wide, | per yard Z-inch imported famcy figu all new cr ms in high o ings, for party dresses, 3 i A Tailored Suit at the price of the labor and dark gray cost, lining of pleated flounce, silk y with belt, made in the very best tullored feshion—sipes mzi - ¥ and 6. The g A 18.50 WOMEN'S WHITE WASH WAISTS-Fi india linen and embroide a reg Gollar waist—Thursday 75C A_CHILD'S DRESS FOR A QUARTER- Thursfay morning we will offer & Iget, of pretty children s dresses in plab - heme, light and dark biue. pink l’.! ed and the same colors in siriped gingham. sizes from 1 to € years. at A HANDBOME SUMMER SUIT FOR $i.% —Mercerized lnen in gray, light blue, dark blue and oxbiood., biouse and eton ackets, stylish trimming, saflor or round collars—made by custom taflors—price WASH JAP SILK WAISTS-In w bleck, very nobby, G- A.-R. Jewelry Bargains MAIN FLOOR ROYAL BE: OS¢ up trom The largest stock and best selection 1o be found in the city. Come in satis, moire, or elastic. Take one home. 1Ii is ibe corre ct fhing. Bennett’s Good Shoes If every G. A. R. veteran had bis feet encased in Benvett's shoes, the elasticity be'd secure would meke bim feel like fighting his battles over again. Our shoes | tnspire manly strengtt and pride. Ope feels immunme from time's ravages when i‘“"" comfortably, buoysntly shod. We offer the G. A R veterans shoes of the same factory profuction as are used by their younger comrades of today in the 1 . | { .2.75 LTS~ | Men's U. § army, seamiess, iain toe, lace ... Sgenis Men's U. & army kangaroo, calk double sole, lace Then the Frankiin specials. Bhoes made in all the goed soft and dur- able Jeathers and at prices 2.00 pair, $250 and ... e Bre showing superb vaives in indies shoes this week Visitors will nowhere find & better shoe trading center than here Our ' goods sre new—ebsolutely new—of rerest guality and guaranteed in every stitch Ladies' ideal kid tip. lace, Goodyear welt. extension soles, Cuban heel, . per pair < 3 Ladies' 38 kg tp. lace hand turned soles. Cuban heel, §ull kid tp. 3 K() -~ per pair & - g o Ladies’ vied kid petent tip, lace, Goodyear well, extensi: ies. military heel, o Ladies’ viel kid tip, band turned soles, mat Kid t lace, . isce. ferible French heels, at . . Bennett Sells Pianos SECOND FLOOR Music is the spirit of rejoicing and the G. A. R. reunion is the occasion for us- bounded volumes of both. Would you give expression 1o your happiness and oon- tentment you'd sest yourself before ope of our EVERETT PIANOS. You'd rus your fingers over its entrancing keys to list to the soul that's in . It's “THE PIANO WITH A SOUL." The highest musical intelligence of the world today ascribes to it the name of “the world's standard planc.™ We want you to see it It is magnit- cently cased and is perfect from the strings to the castors. We well on the easy pay- meat plan. We are the oply one-priced plano house in the west. Inguire if this is Dot so. G. A. R Sporting Goods Bargains MAIN FLOOR This department is w worth & visit if you are interested in sporis of ary kiad You can aee breech loading shot guns from $65.00 down to $4.50. Magazine rifies from $15.00 to $9.75. Single rifies from $5.00 to $2.00. Revolvers frem J1L75 to the fnest made st $12.25. Amunitmion of all kinds. Fishing tackie—you can get an outit frem 830 to Sc As handsome & line of hammocks as can be had from $4.48 to 46c. Croguet st 48c & set up. Lawn tennis, golf indian clubs, dumbd bells, exercisers, base ball goods to suit anyope from the boy amateur o the professional. An Office With a Hard Wood Floor The Bee Building.... There s nothing lke s well kept hand wood Soor i an office. It imsures cleanli- Dess, besides being & decided ormament. Whenever & Dew temant moves in, eur rooms are put iuto perfect conditon, snd s they are kept that way. Would you a2 office in the best kept buliding in R. C. PETERS & CO,, Ground Floor. Bee Building, Rewtal Agents. BROWNELL HALL S R T S S e 5 & NSO PR S a - A Welcome G. A R They are in a deep seated sense the fruits of your heroism and devotion. Our ect lesson in western deve of the world’s progress in the arts and crafts are-here in all a ies of modern life are outstanding and conspicuous. clime and country at prices that delight the ecouomlgal and qualities that caunot be su vmsie | mark the G. A. R. encampment an auspicious event in our activities. In common with every patriotic American we welcome the veteraus ® ftoour city. These modern instances of progress and prosperity seek your ent. The truest evidences bu'l‘:::nfi. 'tho obsorvh -:n. J:o ener- On ev there is merchandise m every e rpassed. We COME AND SEE US. Bennett’'s Mammoth Grocery BASEMENT Really the biggest and fimest grocery in the state, every item s & Sally resewal— our immenee cash business explaine & complete ally turmover and prices that cas- | mot be matched ia any grovery in the west. \ 0Oil Sardines 4¢ Per Can || A Lemon Special ! | Large suicer lemons worth e & dox | Ouly ic Each 1 1] [} { | g | Btandarg Corn, (very fine Good Red Alasks Seimon Best Bread Qarge loan) | | Pure Pruit Jam (any &ans 10c! TSoae S 3 Pound Can Pork and Beaus 7c Per Can | | | | “Full Weight per can Fancy Teble Apricots, | per can Milk, Specials in Candy MAIN FLOOR Our candies sre strictly pure and perfectly manufactured—we Lave the sweet- est wonders of the candly art. G. A. R. Special — Mint Lozenges 9c 1b. iy o e et ok "l&.ifi:;::i"— Cintiers Jaces ™ Assorted But Per b Chocclate Creams— Per B ter Cremms— Hundreds of other things for the sweet tooth &t prices just one-half or two-fhirds ueusl value G. A. R. Meat Bargains We are leaders in choice meats and Jeaders in Jow prices. Our meat market is the most excellen: meat market you cas find in this city or anywhere else. It's alwars bustiing—intensely bustling. See $t. Draw your supplies from it and you'll have botk pelste and pocketbook sstistaction. Californis Hams—War- ranted sugar cured Chajee Cured Hame— only jeading brands - Bacon—Delicious breakfast rasher Cormee Crockery Department EXTRA SPBCIALS for this {lustrious elegant table of Display b F tea - and _small Valve up to Too— choioe . | Bngraved Water Sets— complete with tray Blue Delfy Cake Plates, Chop Dishes and fancy 7c ebch 8¢/ coffee. saucers. | crygtal Water Pitchbrs— crystal Wine Glasses— erystal - e Table Tumblers— 012 Holiand Teas and Plates— ench - - Table of new chooslste Berry Bowls— erystal e color tabie wares G. A. R. Hardware Bargains There's everribing in this department you meed for labor sswing. You'd be sur- prised at the immumerable cute Gevices we bave for helping you in your kiteben, laundry, gardening and geseral home work. Call and see us It is impossidtle 10 list more than & mere fraction of (he hardware Rems we carry. Every ope i of soundest qual- ity and st real bargain prices. .08@’”.!.,".;.. | Flour Bin— B 4 Oprien Rakes— | Tp from FHoe— | D frOm.. . ........... | Teg Hose—Up from, | | EXERCISE and PLEASURE If you knew how much pleasure and exercise you could get by rifing & cushion frame and are mole ts for the best line of Wheels and guarantes cur prices to e the Jowest Y