Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 28, 1902, Page 5

THE OMAMA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDA CARDINALS POUND OUT CLADE | 575 55w e i S0 Uy [ e o, % 2.2 '0'BRIEN T0 BE PROSECCUTED then found the hall and tied - P RS | oo s e Temin n{:v"n‘.nf', - - Wednesday J o y Mound City Batters Hit Ball ot Will exd |IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION | ixo, msier and =« b mase B¢ | Gerporal Invites Oivil Action by His Teeti- | and . and Win by Wide Masgin mony on the Philippines Thursday > Thursday UNABLE TO SCORE BUT TWICE | gram) Jows Bouh =" | WDONALD GIVES DOCUMENTARY EVIDENCE Specials L B80S pecials. “Oem Pasl” Kruger Carries OF Bat z b . e of T 10 Cletme He Has Proven His Ows Inne- WILL ting Homore, with = Three. — mpire W - ~ s : and O'Brien's Absenmce er and Home Run cailed the S - . 3 r E Caldweil from Scemes of Alleged BE ™ His Credit | The t o M « REa | ® > { 1 h by & score of 6 go & " . e . LOUM, May S0t Lowks mangh-|gma s - et Situs Oty saliied and brought in fires | WASHINGTON, May 37— c Ginde's Gelivery todey and defeated | B 7 - 3 H - g o, TNk o X 5 l 1 ° by a wide margin Besides the |4 2 2 ¥ d . rur e T e ~ . ting t t -13 : P » C Dav ments to refute the testimomy of . ‘L::'m:”, no features. At s i E ! -~ - ul twiried o oot | OBrien. 8ai tor RMawline said t - ¢ o : . > N . e i i b D res 13 12 memt was unmecessary 1 3 N this day every ome desires to appear at his best You can secure A NEW Rpas £ i FrwX S04 Sotn Sigpontet SUIT AT JUST HALF PRICE by availing yourself of the great clothing ® mioux. Pais, Rock Hayids | where the minority wanted - % lg,:,mm Aha Flandress - . sale Wednesday or Thursday—we are selling the— rman in the meventh &1 opportunity to make use $P01116036006-%0 Wilber Falls Before Barristers 111 | Mr. Rawline sharply reser ) o G At B U TR M D e | Y S 60,000 Overstock of Clothin hfuss, Greey. Clingman o g todey Sonre. Dol club 86 | opmittee e would remain avay. s 0 L e lEan, Leewe r Lan 200171 %3 |mEn Lofge stated that Sen i3 1 ; 1 16040 — * ot tn order ter re- A s St o | B R i B B | M, it o, ey | meme i S0l Ll (] of S. Ho MARKS & CO. 27:2* at 40c on the Dollar. minded sematers designing 7 tru [gats “| rnara e e | — , S. H. MARKS & CO. are widely known as makers of els Defeat Toledo. 2DAKOTA = —Bpecia | “’Mmk":;m-)fl was question - the highest grade, most stylish, and perfe:t fitting cloth- " » JegTam ™ Dakot, % mo cerping tl taking of prisoper 4 also the N = N : k1 ' ISVILLE. Ky. May | Soms 300 gume of ol fhom Fonta te: | barkteg o semme vornn e e flee the ing produced in America. But rather than carry this b § Sy e he Louisville ten ing b - | Sl s 3 R Soa rany oaeed 280 | orders 8 burn seversi towss which were ; s e 1k On it tiendance. 1 4 Bat Dabots City, | Meam: | bestlle coustry and sheftered . immense overstock another season they made this great 3 | 5 IR o Y, s e, 5 ey e Miiauls sitat thue | > ¥ sacrifice and you reap the benefit This is the greatest intend to ask that O'Brien b - e 1 2 n Southers Asseciation. cuted by the federal authorities rurs ; S8 clothing event of the year. Come Wednesday or Thurs- Birmingh - . & : day and select your suit for Decoration Day. You'll save > - | Senmster Lodge. chairman -1 h B\ oil . . tosnct on Scosust o et i ; s R tee, maid there was Do doudt thet eieps : half your money poned oa Loovents of Broce g ock. » At C anooga—Chattanooga. 7. New | would be taken Jooking 1o the man's prose- : Mandine ot e Teems | T SRETISUNC oy RN, 4 S e s =2 $10, $12.50, $13.50 Men's Suits G 00 base_on balls v tow gl s consisted of the presentation of official Aac- 3 S. H. M. & Oo's. stylish men's suits in all 1 5 3 3 1 4 . t I s - ville, T uments procured from the War departmen 1 L ~ patterns and shades of Scoteh - o ngto & Terre | for the purpome of refuting the siztements tweeds, unfinished worsteds, indigo blue x 1 8 Daves- ::f: :,"-(: B""m fl";‘;‘:;" it serges and natty flannels—and new sty Burns Stolen b Gannon, Kerwt | acter of McDoma Brs wae - E - '}:nu._ Tu(rn:' 'i‘;—'u—n out Cedar Rapi@s—Rockford, 3; Oedar Rap. | 8 Tecord showing that O'Briex had been ] : $12.80 and $18.80 \-lu‘n e .. 2 i, by Mock, 3 Hit by pitcher: Gannon o & &t San Joaquin from J 2, 1906 today a: Bostar, | First base on bails: OF' Coon, fnnm--»m. w, Breckiva Chicago at 81 (150 Cmpire: Sheridan In the Western Leagwe. | n Ivuruaty 38, 11 hereas he bad tes- 3] ; Sls. S|650. S|8.00 Me“'s Suits S tified that be was present at lgbarae, thirty indians Beat Columbus. es today: Des m,;;.,,, at aha Bt | miles away. whes fhat towr was burned ! S.H. M. &Co's. men’s fashionable suits, | INDIANAPOLA 71 g, T Ciyteite § 2 ber 2. 1900 . $ tail d garments, de of AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES | yoiaxarowis 3 - : it Denrver | November 2 : tailored garments, made of .;‘ah'-‘-‘:f -.na _Cotuss This was h‘_m occasion upon which - ry newest pattarns in fancy Scotches, Boston Defeats Browns by Heavy | 1L7% cording to O'Brien's testimony. a 8 ds. thibels, homespuns, eic. The reg- S 5 Catpiot, 1 - & | womaz wae mistreated by Americ S = Hitting at the Right EE o EE y S g a:\lmr S e 30; De.|cers and enlisted mer. Having prodvced o prices are $18, $16.80, $18—choice o Times. 8 & 3 pauw, & | the recerd of O'Brien's absence, Captain : : S T cDonald remarked: “This clearly proves 4 0 . Getont s i Gunts Ses tolll T FI o’ 1% 11 HANDICAP TENNIS TOURNEY |ihac e has sied o cais remeserss” $20, 22.50, $25 Men's Suits S game by heavy hitt T 1 | Proves He % 4 1 S.H. M. &Co's. nighest grade suits, when four i ¢ s Drawing for the First Matehes at| | unexcelled in style, guality and work- to Farent beng i For “runs. | Berton e The witness aiso premented s compiete e = Attendance, 2,04 L Singles 1o Be Held on Field - o .5 S 1 p manship—equal to the productions of BOETO . ] x Clab Courts. . ta - s the best merchant tailors—a vast range X s O'Brien bad o Columbns 5 p 1 charged he was of new patterns and styles, for First S O E The witness rel o " hick Sy fif':’;,;:z . O g SH M &Cos $4and $5 S HM & Cos. $2 & $2.50 Men's Sacrife Hha: Goul ¥ turday. LBix:"Qhr vers | O B'*;! had said stre ¥ - : Men’s Pants—; , light and PAMS—rmege of fancy stripsd worsteds @, Double phay: Fex 85 .0rktes | 1 ise for the |taln McDonaid to the ex Bies skibiat B ~ighg gt A o : | el m.f." n-x"Bnn ‘:,r‘- p— vet he & Ibesn suigected ® a conft-martial ¥ Rogers. Peet & CO‘S. Gark strived fine worsteds fancy cheviots—double twisted cassi- Ingisapotie, 1. Colsmbus, & . | withess said 1hat Gardenero had been guil A styles—all mercs—and all wool cheve ; o 2 a2t usi onfin. S 2e 2. z 83 4 O b Eon Gb stirs 4 ~ |of many heinous offenses against the m Men's fine clothing exclusiv confin. a o iots—a. ,Hn'-—'--‘ *Batted fof Resdy ir Millers Beat Their Twin v. Battin (scrat o L iods. dad baving been captured by them ed 1o this store for Omabs & vieinity ceeee enee and 0 valoes, for ..... C h. J. W Poson ST. PAUL, Minn. May 3-8t Paul RS eemach). 3 was about to be execuied in the public | agy. o ] 1 - Ladouceur (15, plars G. J. Martia Bt Lo s tén-inning game to Minnespolis . x ~ | ~ = = T - Py g | ®quare when he was rescued by American S L. AND SONS. S B Young (owe 1) plays H. P. Leavitt | poldiers and turne over o him Subec. | BOSTON STORE J. L. BRANDEIS & SONS BOSTON STORE A Potter (5) plays J. Hskell (15 | quently be bad placed Garfemero in the | | & seritmer o Favs F. 3, Hi (scrotch). | Bands of Captain Boarémaz. who turned | 3 F. Coliey (30 plays R Brroe (%) 8 Gifiiens Kinmpe 0y oS D Y 1hu: mr'x‘v. v;be civll suthorities and by | ’ | Semi-Finals in Temnis ;. ("aum uel;mula said he and Bnuamn1 g | bad been tried by court martial for placing CHICAGO, May %.—The semi-fin | [ wott, e s R B Toochrd 1o | the man in the hands of fhe civil suthort s 1| the Western Intercol te Tennis tourna- | ties and had bees found guilty of the fact 10da: Jogar. .. ] ment st the Kenw: gourts todar. In | Geperal Hughes, howerer, had fisa; ol for the Laundry Tne e , \Crivbine, 3 e Singies Procuor of Chicapo. Helm of | O B tintepeiod o i sll VER Gl gives universal o thg visltors. Attendance, LWE Seo | | Wisconsin, Danfarth of Mick and B4 finding, Bt le, saving that mo istacth SGTOX Bafley of Jowa are left to fight it out for | punisfiment was preferable to T pre- wapmupan | the In the semi-finals in S0ubIes | peribed st = T Purest and Best— 5 tomorrow Michigan will meet Chicago and NP S & e Mirseape Ay 4k o an Witnessed but Ove Bvent. OSWEGO CORN zénics . : ¥ & results 3 H . i Cy Minpespolis, Two-ba m::a ’;;'““, fas: m::m of Michi- ‘lflnu:m(‘nlbfmn bere :'wrd on a live H 3 1 3 yss olen | &D beat Bye of W isconsin, -4 guestions to bring out details of the ret-class grooers. 2 ; - ! . Shay, Phyle, Lynch, W1 | Procior of Chicago beat J. T. Balley of | witness intmun‘rmormm the admis- OO By I A " H on Of Cribbine, 3. off Sporer, Carned runs L T sfiernoon. Bporer outpitching Cribbine Etshl_ Freema | tendunce, Score lace, Burkert ) Free- | MINNEAPOLIE man Sacrifice hits | Double play. Reidy 10 Wallice to Ander- | u [ it by pitched . ball: MoCormick. Parent. Struck out: By Joung & 7 Time: 138 Umgpire 'vhnstion Sesators Win from Cleveland. WASHINGTON. May L [PORNININE o: — ot U L hoNMmansnead Hlevasssoua § g b . " " tration of the water cure. g Min. Wisconsin beat St John of P T B e g ¢4 b McDonald said except on obe ooccasion he . v < = 3 B ey of Jowa beat Johnson of North- Towwis n L B e B ot | a0k o1 Dever Bad been & witvess to this provess First roond doubles: Wherry and Dap- | 08 that this cccasion was the one in which *Batted for Moore in minth mg of the Teams. forth of Michigan beat Sm, and Ham- | the presidente of Igbaras was subjected to : ® ssningion $001 Rpoglan mond of Armour, 65, 6-2. ¢ this trestment He said that at the time | Ceveland 0891 gt T Hetn eod 00 2o O Yerthwestern beat | Gupeatn. sow Majer Glems, Judge advocate o BATmed rume: Cleveiand, 1 angton. | C " e | i 5.2 210 of G:eral Hugbes' Separimest, was in ¢ g s 2 B | With the Bewlers. command and that be understood that the - Delehanty b 87| Bcores made in individusl ninepin tourney | Prisoner had beer given the water cure B last might on Clark's allers | upon Captain Glens's orders for the pur- Ist 34 3 Tot {pose of eliciting information, which i . 3% | securea. 11| McDonald eaid the water was foroed imto | : 17| the maz's stomach with & syringe, but that Oricies Win frem Chicage. 2 | he was mot badly burt, as be mousted his - n p BALTIMORE. _ May % _McGinmy s 36| borse afterwarf aad rofe into the moun- clever pitching wor e { * . : 3¢ | taing with the troops s . Sp Chimge, o | Captain McDonald t0id of being presest puting with Umpire Carrat i i 1-: the burning of Igbaras and of himself | RICKLY ASH BITTER ( CURES CONSTIPATION. Milweukee { Minneapolis » | T » | H Beselin Kansas Cley af Milwaukes. |§ Diermani Minneapolis 2t St Paul Indianspolis at|C R Griffiths . Loutsvilie. Columbus at Tolede. E B Davis Patten, 1 Moore. 1 o o i e 1 i 1 P TeTrae inning. AttenBance, 1114 ordering the burning of eevers] other towns but be said they were all fn hostile coun- o - try. many of them being the homes of Ya- o A Cowaa, romes and ineurgents and the bouses gen- ) ont_o - eraliy being merely nips buts, vaived at hem the last time they B0t 1o exceed §10. He pever had made any s S 3 —d : eflort 1o seek Out the residences of the R e s ] v or mail 8. Tri ckage free guilty, but geperally had included the es- T or eailing on Mon’ A 0 Townsend tire tows in Bis orders for destruction jears secreiary of the Woman's Temperance union), 118 Tremont St Bes- Ne Agreement Vet Reached. -y e WASHINGTON, May & —The republican in members of the commitiee on reistions | vy SCHAEFER’S .2 | with Cuba sssembied. but resched no det- infte agreement. Members of the commit- . st °f“ i 9 S o > tee say they belleve an agreement will be T S s o e e WOME!M 8 s few daye Cruggsia 181 ent ] Hith 2 ¢ Pect 1o report & measure upon which & ma- Discoverer of the Jority of the republicans of the senate will Tasr Penurrova. -“)’"u. - i e, conew Prion . NORTHFIELD. Misa : Dot o cure cata: = Wiltism H. Salmon of Bridgeport. Comn. in the Nne of our epecidl class of — | who recently declined the presidency of e VATE DISTASES OF MEN-—we e [ ey Buvs oo Ltvsvrtoy wai| [ o To'evny e SIRAE Sitepietet o be. il & o1 JUBBERS & MANUFACTURERS will enter upon his duties Janusry 1 1N | COOK MEDICAL Co.’ oF Lajete and Bernhardt Coafer with 110 and 112 S 14¢th S¢, Omaha, Neb. Cleveland Magnates About MACHINERY AND FOUNDRY. Signing. =, e = !?-55‘ =1 L= LO8mes today:. Choage at Baimore. 8¢ uis at Boston, O - 2 B ingron, | . 0. May 31-Napoleon Detroit at Phtadephia ufi_‘mn: Sasems ‘h‘ip.hp.%w G - - L. da indelphia o First Feather in Holstein's Het. oo T AR otny sn were | HOLSTEIN. Neb. May 3 —Bpecial)— | conference untii 5 o'clock wi ensre The Normans we'e beaten Sundas on their | Somers and. Kilfoyie of the Cleveland o club and an atiornes The severs! phases of the loghl aspects FOUND IT OUT, [t P An Office With a Hard Wood Floor tomorrow. when the v s T SR N Whoere there's Many An Omaha Citizen Is gt &5 Semmen : . v‘y d | The _Bee Fadiog It Out, [ life there's hope | Building.... Never give up. Even if you have been tryinga Sarsaparilla and have not improved. It's not the & Gean recors T Jear. Baring plares dve slightest reason why “Ayer’s** will not cure you. Shatitn Surkcs Bewties “Ayer’s” is not like suy other Sarsaparilla. | | e e S Doctors know this. They have our formula. ke an ofice 15 the e hept That’s why they always recommend “Ayer's” —_— in preference to every other kind. It's the oldest, safest, strongest, best. ' R. C. PETERS & Co0,, Ground Floor. Bee Building, Restal Agests. _* Your Sersaparilia has done me a great deal of + blood and ring me e wnd s prnemal eviguracion of e whoie body 1 boce 4 the best and it has done me & wonderful sight of » H. Ll eegen 4 € AVER CO.. Lowsls, Mass.