Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 9, 1903, Page 5

FHE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY e T——T BUSTON GOES TO PIECES| st B S i k| Bt IRy | DEMOCRATS WORR POLITICS | Tema morid ot 2 (OAL PRICES ARE DEFENDED ABSOLUTE Loads by Four at ;..d of Third and Thes B T L e e tha Tricn 104 | Lobeck and Withnell Tty to Make Poiitical {STREET ~ SIGN PROPOSITION | Operators Declare More Could Be Obtained | N At New York-New YorkSi. Leuls. wo Lets Chioago Win. game; rain. A - { would run for the Wasnington Park priss Machine of Public Work-. il Bl el i Ware Public Not Considersd. SEBUHITY —— Stand of the Teams —- o s % New Plam 1o Mark the ' ’ OCALS SCORE SIX RUNS IN ONE INNING | soston Payed. Won. Lest. c |EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS | cyainman ROSEWATER MAKES OBIECTION Thescughtases. DISCRIMINATION PUBLICLY ADMITTED o | Philadeiphia I | St. Louls Uhiladeiphis Team Plays Superbly, Cleveland . Chics Bat in Shat Out by Plttsburs’s Detroty New York SHIT Better Fie | Washington | 1 J— tive of the Omaha Street Sign company W5 SPGUINS SR S ] B e : et Sufi. arter’s e S jcago_at_Philadeiphig, | (CHICAGO. June &_John A. Drake submitted a proposition to furnish as many metimes Po ( Cleveland st | e “Mae" Goes Under in - - — Sl g s il Sede ob Theats &8 S8 The subject of street signs absorbed much Cempanies' Snies Agenmt Tel om- =1 Sesls of the attention of the councilmen in com- mevoe Commation Spesing Rates . mittes meeting rvesterday. A representa. 40| EEL PR 4 t present the favorite in _the | signs as required on corners designated by St. Louis at New York, Detroit at Bostofl, | (0N boot B =1 5 Y n sign Washington. ';“‘,‘.h bosks in the American Serty guve | the ecity engineer, free, compensation to cChesney a beating at Harlem today, in | pne democratic majority of the Board | " - NEW YORK, June &—The Intorstate . : CHICAG - of one of the most faisely ru es - be dertved from four small triangular ad HICAGO, June S—With a lead of four | o ICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES | Yoar™ savabie had only a nose o of he ot Public Works yesterday dismissed | g o Commerce commission returned to New ver s runs at the end of the thi Bo ent < e PR vertisements placed under each street . e third, Boston went | aver the Harlem National Handicap, the | every one of the 225 employes of the de- - \s necessary. | YOk to continue the investigation into the to pleces in the fourth. Platt hit two bats- e x | wininer at the wire and one more sump Me. ( noeor 0 O (8 EL SR OCR T on. | name plate provided a post is neoessary. | ToTk 1O SoRINTS (e O g g men, his fleld contributed two errors and lembus Puts Regular Team Back | Chouney would have won. The defeat of - - | On corners where plates attached to bulld Plaint of . Hearst Lo four hits gave the locals six runs. Pittinger Wipes the Fiefd with McCheaney was dus o poor racing luck. | taining 38 names was then adopted and|, .. . gumce no advertising will be used. | © ng railroads have violated and are Rte will be submitted to the council tonight; . re- | Violating the anti-pooll section of the was hen substituted and proved effective, . Paul. First, five furiongs: Auditor won, Re- The pattern of the sign is such as to pr %”_““K Poaw o v;'lnl vent damage by action of the wind. S — - Must Bear Signature of ot T S Bttt Ateatnace, quinis second. Requiter third, Time 1.8, | foF confirmation. All of the former labor Second, six furiongs: Miss Manners won, | e and teamsters are retained. but the| . pe e & The commission delayed the hearing until e . - COLUMBUS, Jun® S~Tor the first time | Hickory Corners second, Prince Webb | foremenships and skilled occupations are | 'Sttering i white on dark blue enamel. F | | | & period of ten yoars the company guar.| the United States circuit court passed upon | | | CRICAGO. R Harley, ... 9 Il eral weeks Columbus had its regular | third. Time 1:16%. i out ¢ - o o d ex et o e AR — | e o e field today and defested St.| Third, six furlongs: Haydon won, Uran. | talien out of the hands of expert an | antees to keep the signs in repair and to | the right of the coal road presidents to o Dester, o.... 1 Paul in a fast and interesting game. At-|ium second, Marlin third. Time 1.15%. perienced workmen and given to demo- | S, 0 Ol T GENE objectionable [°fuse to snswer questions as to contracts o Temmey. tendance, 148, Score Fourth, mile and seventy vards: Savable | crats who were promised jobs during the | | between the eeal companies and the rail- - '?,3"" COLUMBUS. st PAvL. e }";;:"‘" second. Hermendia third. | .4 campaign. In addition to these changes to the council. The proposition was viewed roads. e, 0.A.B. N oniis. # 'Fiftn, Tour furlongs: Maggie Lagber won, | about 100 laborers and teamsters favorable | With considerable favor, and it was freel | “popore 3 Oliphant, former president of | SlSnaanon, o Susie Christian second, Sanctum third. | to the democrats were placed on. Chair-| S 0 d Saiel Toot by in. | the Delaware & Hudson, one of the re- nchater, Tbeut, mile: Our Bessis won, Mr. Dingle |™an Rosewater protested _vigorously |y (5% Fiens purchased fast winfer are fn- { rrter. spondgnt railroads, was the first witness " ) 1 against reljevy the old foremen o Whesler, ib. second. Olonets third. Time 1:4i | 8 eving th Owing to the lliness of Councilman Hunt He corroborated the statéments of the o Huggins, 2. DETROIT, June S—Results “Some of thess men have been in the | other coal men, who have testified that the of L 1be " { . I 3 ofKeller. ib. First. six furlongs: Shrine won. Delagon | yervice sixteen years,” he declarsd. *“They \ :m;? ':'rhflen:\“p‘:l c:::mru:‘e:nr; t x:n:m:x'z Price of coal to the publie 18 to B raised RITHIHI:LV“. 3 re all experienced experts in their differ- | "®POrt o 2 10 o a m RO . o I experienced i . Geste. I '“",. ander. | 10 cents & ton a month untll & maxtmu FOR COMSTIPATION. ° ° consuaBun Gleason, s Basnom, cf. Thoney, it Turner, 35, Meilor, ib. Amat,’ st Raymer, . Roach, o.. 1 Moras 2 Greminger, 35 o B o Plat ~ Prittiger, 4 xsitaniey ORI = ceem ol @ - ® Sle lsassune E—— Blow Totals. ... s ¥ Fox, %ot for Pittinger In the ninth Batiey, p. five furl ) ¥ v : St. Juvenal won, | ent It f work and men upon whom I ine: o 1 hed: H Chicago ... 00061100038 Totals.... e . ¢f work an: - o ncrease of 8 cents & ton Is react - FOR SALLOW SKIN. Boston ... 20200011068 Toms < 2 ) g Hhduisite Second, George James third.|ean rely. They have been treated as civil| 700 however, that the committes Will] 44y no¢ prepared to say that the increased Left on bases: Chicago, 5; Bostom, & |Columbus ~A1388%%2 53 hird, mile: Branch II won, Kilmorie | service employes would have been treated | "*commend allowing the salaries. | cost of production would not exceed Two-base hit: Tenney. Ihree-base hit: | St. Paul o000 010001 03 g’ Needful third. Time 1:48%. | and T never gave a second thought to their| J- J. Gibson appeared to secure permis- | Kiing. Home runs: Kiing, Carney. Sacrifice | Stolen bases: Turner, Shannon. Sacrifice | *Foury Ve " International Derby, purse | gt 'y . sion for the Belt Line railway to occupy | o g nit: - Bommer. Stolen bases: Slagle (. |hits: Gleason, Arndt. Base on balls: Off | g "mile and one-quarter: Hesérvation | POUtics. By taking them oft you perpe-| TO8 TOF The TPOK . hoceuDY | In fixing the increase the company takes Lows, Chiance. Strick out: By Wicker, 4! | Chech, L Two-bage hits: Arndi, Geler. |won' Laurallghter second. Birchbroom | trate a calamity in the public work. | n alley near Twenty-elghth and | (.o b8 I T ation. In the whole | by att, 3. by Pittinger, 3. First base on | Three-base hit Mellor. Double plays: | third. Time 3: - > 2 ou | Sahler streets in order to run a spur track <2 . balin: Off Witker, 3 off Pittinger, 4 Wild | Raymer to Gieason o Mellor; Cheeh (0| ‘Bifin, s abé one-half furlongs: Golden |, AMde from that, by your action you| | nistory of commerce there never was any to the Ct \ pitcn: CPittinger. Time: 216 Umpire: | Keley. Struck out: By Bailev. % BY | Cortags won. The Bronce Deman second, | DaYe eft the city for a day and two nights | (8 T O/ Benes Cannite factory BUllRES | hing as tgnorant and stupid as the way the LEmsfle. | Cheeh, 8. Time: 1:30 Umpire: Mullane. Little Duchess II third. Time 1:35%. and perhaps longer, without a single la- P 8 sl | coal business has been conducted consider- | Pittsburs’s Play Superb. | Nitwashes Tules Baet SR Sixth, seven furlongs: Curate won, Rad- | borer. Should a water pipe burst or an | WOrks. He secured a promise of the con- | ;g tne usefulness and necessity of coal and | PITTSBURG, June S—Philadeiphia's play | o o tooWEeRRe TRESS N e out. | [Ond, Second. Tom iingsley third.' TIme| yceigent happen to the sewers the public| C°Ssion. S. I Gordon. on behalf of 250 |y imited supply | was good encugh to win aimost any ordi- | O une 1 “*}t familles In West Omaha, urged the early . | ey e Tt Bitiaburg's briliant deiding | Dlaved Louisville today and- wom the NEW YORK. June 8.—Results works department could not call out a man | i | Mr. Olphant satd he doubted if his com- seomen dnother sbut out® Attendance, 3,150 | game of the series. Both teams fielded | First, about six furlongs, seiling: Ascen- | to make repairs and thousands of dollars | comstruction of the Saddle Creek sewer. | pany made any money when coal was seil- | { ~ 2 Sty brilliantly. Attendance, 4.000. Score sion won, Eva Russell second. Lass O'Lon- - i I3 v y Score: pon A9 LOUISVILLE don third. Time 1:11% damage may be dome. You have act | ing in New York at $4 or less. For the last FITTSEYRG. | PHILADELTHIA. oy 9 1 Becomd mile and sevemty yards: Red | contrary to the best interests of the city | FIRE AND POLICE MATTERS | ten vears the profts of the company have | been about 7 per cent. eaumont, ef. 1 SiThomas, ot... 0 3 3 | Knight won, Yardarm second, Ink third.|for political reasons and I renounce all | H His company increased the price, he said, soring ... § o Batiman, .. 9 T ird Manhansett stakes, five and | TSPonsibility for what may result | Board Places om File Statement of | et wer, Oficer Goodrich About Shemt- | because exigencies of the trade justified the ing of Seott | demand. “We could get a higher price if Wagner, w. . 1 o Ketster, 't one-half furlongs: Magistrate won. Lux-| Whether the council will confirm the new | | ourth, handicap, one mile and one fur- | 18ht over mayoraity appointments has| we asked for it," he added. ‘ | | | ofChweh, . of olronsen Fupngwannaall Bl ennmes | roens wloonssecs wlonnssseme 2l puene ..5 > [ Hransfeld, 150 1 Barry, 1b o Hulswitt, s 0/Gleason, ... » oiTrtus, it embourg second. Andrew Mack third. Time | list is a question. Although republican, the | | long: Herbert won, Torchiight second, City | crept into the Board of Public Works mat- | It was out of deference to the needs of Bank third Time L% lling: | (7 and thers may be enough insurgents| Wembe b, Thomas and McHush | he publfe. the witness sald, that the price ., mile and one furlong, sel 3 - P disposed of the business before the Board| ¢ co . 00300000 Knight of the Garter won, Sorsaster see. | b the council chamber to sither force the | itposed of the busine: e 3| of company coal was kept at & just aftar 00010010 0-2ond Ela Snyder third. Time 1:57. | mayor to grant their desires or confirm the b o1l ommissioners Iast | the sirike when the independent operators Sixth. five furiongs: Hopeful Miss won, | employes a ted by the mocratic | *Ve were getting 3§ to $19. sBatted for Sparks in the ninth. Wood, Dungan. _Sacrifice ve fur : : | employes appoin " ’ " ro gItting Pittsburg 1 010000 %—2|hits: Sullivan, Hemphill &), Rnnle\m-:é }‘Rnnllu second, Procession third. .me‘mmv In any event they must be approved | The board heard from Chief Donahue| Adelbert Moot of counsel for the Brie Philadeiphia .16 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 - 0| Double play. Childs to Hars, FIrse Wl | “'Seventh, _five furlongs: Heatherdown | by the mayor before they can go to work. |"esarding the shoot'ng of Eimer Scott by T g P gy, Ry R 1] - B, e on bases: Louie- | won, Yo Sen second. Seiler third. T'me | S wiiie: oo Sk Policeman Goodrich. The ‘hief attached a kee, 10, st base on |1.08 statement from Officer Goodrich, in which piay: " Leach to Bransfeld Mirst base of | Srcra: ke, fiwaukee, 1 Time: | ST. LOUIS. June S —Results: It required two meetings of the board he states that he fired the shots at Scott o ~ | N = First, six furl Sceptre_won, Flash | it could consider the prices realized for & | t: By Leever, 1; by Sparks, L Time: |1:5. Umpire: :" ell. - iuf m.nf‘ econd "Maverick third. Time | vesterday to produce the changes. At the merely to scare the man and make him 130, Gimpire: O'Day. Kansas City Takes Easy - o { - B o L e . e i product to arrive at the reasonabieness or _|morning session Comp ., and that It was purely accidental|ynreasonableness of the frelght rates. One Run Betweenm Two. INDIANAPOLIS, June 8.—Kansas cuy\ B R ?';gp:%‘m‘g&‘:m‘!:fivsm'Buildlnx Inspector Withnell weakened at his being hit. Chief Donahue took about| judge Campbell, the legal representative | CINCINNATI, June S.—Suthoft was ‘n |Tesistersd three runs om SrrOrn Tt o | third. Thue S P | the vigorous opposition made by Chairman | the same view, and the matter was placed | ( excellent form today and shut out Brook- | SBarp hit of Gears : Bl prerrnrenghl Elpmersucce Thluncouense ol moscosree elocescsssce ¥l onurn [ P wlounsorasces “Twil make a man Torget his wo. system, protested that the commission has ? Twil highten all his no jurisdiction in any matter that concerns s g < the price of coal. The commission decided | p T of the Reading system, declared his clients f th on four | Third. six and one-half furiongs, seiling: | Rosewater. They did not have their new on flle. ™ st S - nemmged to et Ot fitohed bail In. the | Grady. Attendance, 140 Seare: Fourth. one and one-elghth miles, handi- | mefit taken to the afternoon, when the drew a fine of thirty days without Day|increase until $5.50 is reached. Seventh. A hit, a base on bails and a long KANSAS _CITY. INDIANAROLIS. | o |cap: Light Opera won, Monsieur second, |designs wers carried out. for being drunk while on duty. iy followed, wiileh gave Cinciunatl the onty - ne] m £ 8. HIRSCH & COMPANY. Deutschland third. Time |>"? The permanent jobs were distributed as| Compla: w ed with the boar . Special Prices to Favored Ones. run secured in the game. Attendance, 2 Fifth, six fur)on¥.hyum; Kindred won, = - 3 oy ‘omplaint was file ith the board by Score: ‘al Kanssh Crrv. o, ey Ftosa third. Time |follows: General street foreman. George L. Seymour, calling attention to the saioon| Samuel T. Peters of Willlams & Peters.| (maammemmnen~mmmonno CINCINNATL 1:14%. " W. Smith, $100 per month; general Yewer at the northwest corner of Sixteenth and sales agents for the coal companies, ex- x m!:m‘f_vfi;m va';:":;;d £ ngy "?:d’.ém',:‘:,foremn. John F. Dailey, $100 per month; Cass and Keating's place, Sixteenth and|piained the variation in prices by saying DR B e el T “"'“_ |assistant general sewer foreman, Mark Davenport. The main objection was against . some times it was necessary or politic to Paine, $70 per month; inspector street cuts the proprietors allowing the places to be s . make o speciat price 10 a special consumer. McCREW LAST GAME UNTIL JULY FOUR |and connections, Charles W. Johnson and |ornamented in the front by a gang of | He declared the demand for coal to be S0 SPECIALIS T Samuel Spratlen, 355 per month; inspector |loafers, who make things unpleasant for|great today that the dealers could get $6 e ver Stays Over a Day to Play|and superintendent, Frank Fixa, 85 per girls passing by. The correspondence was|to & a ton If they demanded it { S — g ks = 3 month; inspectors of sidewalks for such |referred to the chief. M. 8. Kammerer. dealer in coal and iron, DISEASES AND Same Restpon time as may be required at $8 and $8.3| Nels Anderson, Peter McCuire and Sam|of Luserne district, has an arrangement DISORDERS OF Yesterday. per day, C. J. Canan, A. W. Tidd, Carl F.|Crawley, firemen. were each granted ten|with the Jersey Central railroad for trans- Ll Palm, George Jewett, S. B. Smith and leave of absence. | 4 portation. The rates on coal, he said, ap- MEN ONLY The Denver team will remain over today | JOhn Dennison. Two score other tempo- AT LEADING GARS. CAFES AND ORUG STORES. o Joulin, #t. ~ ymour, Kelly, ib. oronenmel i s B | o The pension claims of George A. Coulter|proximate 15 lewa and play off the game postponed on ac- |rary foremen and skilled laborers, watch- and “Spud” Farrish were passed until a. ';m. o the :\:d:::“ b g s ,lcvum n:‘l-ym:ndnm ‘y:m!m :; ::!_.lllI : men also were removed, and the name of later meeting, at which all members will| After a long argument between counsel. the men will hiave just this one chan:e to|Georse B. Womer vabmitted as clerk to be present. {the commission ruled in favor of Mr. .T‘“llnh; Emdm:n !lrhln‘m fglr-‘v;'](r:,‘. :n e lll d. .vt".hflflch there Is noth- Policeman Osborne was asked to be on | Shearn's contention that the coal purchase o g gy e g —"M_ R g m to do. hand at the next meeting to answer|contracts are admissible as evidence. Th fown in the circait befors returning o] COmMPUroller Lobask -introduced a pe-|charges preferred against m for nemtect| commission decided that the only point be-| HOf s'flng; Treatment for s'”m‘ Qmaiia on July 4 for a_double-header with v:unm,vI worded resplution eutting off+the | of duty. {tore the United States cirenit ceurt is, | gt et the Undertakers from Des Moines. men. It was seconded. by Bullding In- — C . . visads. S BREAKING or Withnetl, it onposed by haicman| INPROVERS ~ OF Can witnesses be compeiled to submit their | GUT" on the skin or face and all externa Plkers Win Second Time. - i dlgimaen, A e ot “"m““',c" NORTH SIDE | contracts to the commission? signs of the disease dlsappear at once. R o s 2 ok il SO e« el . - — As soon as the ruling was announced.| [{ permazently cured . o & match game of ten Pins miayed o | argument between Chairmun Rosewater | Devote Thel ol TRt et oy the. Tatst the aaat DI joss than 30 DAY Pikers beat the Bushwhackers for the sec. |3nd Comptroller Lobeck and were attended | { Cure guaranteed in ond time. Score: by a big crowd of job-seekers. Chairman of Plans for Coming Enter- [ ract between J. J. Jermyn and the sus.| 1 LESS THAN 5 DAYS o [ v > cnses cured f nerv Milwaukee at I nd. 3 Total | City Attorney Wright's opinion the appoint-| The North Side Improvement club met |agreed to sell the entire pro | Gieet, Kidney and Bladdes "Dlsessac . ledo, Minneapoiis at Columbus. Landon I8 I %8| ments were authorized and legal, and that | last evening st Magnolia hall, Twenty. | T o T Smeve mines to the Susquehanna & Western Coal b . 167 the men could not be removed without | fourth street and A v | v ert | _LICK CURES—-LOW CHARGES. GAMES IN WESTERN LEAGUE “ w1 csuse. He expiained, furthermore, that |attendance. There wes but fittle semat|ooTPenY 8t cestain prices ranging from| Trestmestiy mail P. O: Sox 788 Ofiee s : = 3 here was but lttle general |30 per cemt of the tidewater price realized amy : Sy : over 715 S. lith street. between Farnam and instant dismissal of the entire force would | business transacted other than the report | f : » Bouglos strests, OMATEA. NES. poem mxl& — thonation: Mies: Statbwet . dousit, be a menace to the safety of the city, and | of the e g et sy . committee appointed at the former |stove and chestnut coal. Scoring Mere Single to Vis- BUSHWHACKERS. | result in the loss of many tools and sup- | meeting to arrange for the entertainment| A clause in the contract says if ,,,.‘ GAMES N AMERICAN LEAGUE ars Five. | ot e 36 Total. | pise which would be dropped tnstamls, oo | 1s oo e | Hy : the last Monday of this month | price at tidewater shall be less than $8.50 Jeffries .. 3 1 O the board -dnflwed the resolution | at Magnolla hall. The committee reported | per ton for sizes greater than pes coal| Rain Stops One-Sided Comtest When | iy wirwep June $.—Diel held the g\‘:fi:‘v.fi' llé e men were told to quit work. progress and that 8. R. Quigley had been |the mine operators have the right to close | WILWAUK (June S—Diel 4 e | Bul AR . = Tent of the Neselutte: selected to deliver the address of welcome. | their mines. Boston Lends Detroit and one run today and Swormsted was | ’ | o The program will be lterary and musical, six to Ome. touched up at opportune times. allowing | Totais . 3 T It was this argument more than any | fojiowed by a danc o | ten hits and five runs. Attendance other that prevented the Immediate action b ORGSO W " i Score: E.| Wil Change Feot Ball on the resolution, which reads as follow: formal_discussion relative to making an- | BENEFIT MATINEE TODAY STON, June S.—Detroit was unable|St. Joseph ....0 0 0 2 1 0 | ’ Bys. follows: | gher effort to have Ames avenue paved | BN Boston's winning,_streak today. | Milwaukee .0 0 1 0 0 0 0 ¢ 01 3 2| NEW HAVEN. Conn., June &—The foot | Whereas the Board of Public Works. on | srom Twentieth to Twenty-sec rout 1| Dinencliv. o il h h\.—u winning 6 to 1. The e was | Batteries: For Milwaukee, Swormsted and | Dall rules committee has decided to make | Muy 23, 198, attempted and pretended to e RAPFSINANG SIS IF 1 Y - ——— e A o fain in the sixth Inning. | Lucia: for St. Josepi, Diel and Garvin. . | TWo alterations in the rules, according to a | aPpoint certain persons as inspectors and | the consent of the property owners | erminas ¥ A - statement given out tonight by Walter | employes of the city of Omaha; and, be secured. The only present objection to | \ttendance 4,000. Score Kunsas City is Shut ¢ P! 3t oyd to Be Given to Flood | Camp, chairman of the committee, who hereas, in the opinion of the city attor- | g ufterers. h oSt N 0.a.8.| PEORIA. 1ll. June &—Alloway was in.| 5aid: “We practically agreed to make |ney of the city of Omaha said appoint- ‘oo MUCh needed improvement is the high w i e ol Dt Tans sentternd | changes in the rules governing the number | ments are illegal and void: and. | price of paving material. A number of new Dougbere, it e s ohdttng ony the eninesttered | 5f men who are to be kept in the rush iine | Whereas, no compensation has cver been | street crossings have been placed in this| This afternoon at 2:3 a spscial matines O Beies. €. The. game was an unusually fast one. . At |and with regard to the quarterback. We | fixed by the mayor and city council for the | section of town recently will be given by the Ferris Stock com- | . tendance W0 Score: R.H . | will draft a rule for next season which will | paying of said employes or men occupying | wtat | % A i Panmimce W0, SeoT®> 1 0 2 0 0 *5 73| require that from one twenty-five-vard line | msd positions; therefore; be it | The woman's auxillary is also arranging | pany at the Boyd of “Monte Cristo.” the | Kansas "G50 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 4 7| o the other seven'men will be required in| "Tesoived, by the Board of Public Works. | for an entertainment (o occur the last of | entire proeseds to be used for the flood > . the line. it will prevent mass plays and | that the chairman of this board be in- or t 0 | (> - eiatterien; For Peoria, Alloway and Wil- | heavy formations in the center of the fleld. | structed to see that none of said men work | . ry e, ot of Next month, the pro- | sufferers of Kansas Clty and Topeks. It Inside the twenty-five-yard lines there wili | or discharge duties for the eity, and rhat | ©2eds of which will go to the club treasury. | 15 to be hoped that the Bovd patrons will | Postponcd Games. | be no such requirement. The rules will | said : ot > \nspectors and ~mployes be notified | The date and complete arrangements have | take this opportunity to help these deserv- At Des Moines—Colorado Springs-Des- | 2l (0 Quatorba o o e e Droviden | that heir said pretended appointment was v E Forty Sizes, 10z to e Each. Moines game, on aceount of rain. of the field to run with the bail, provided | without authority and that they shail mot MOt Yo been decided upon ing people in their hour of need Standing of the Teams. | yards from where it is put in play.” ho cross the line of scrimmage at least Ve | attempt to discharge the duties of said | A. SANTAELLA & CO.. MAKERS employment unless appointed by this board | TAMPA, FLA yed. Won. c and their appointment confirmed and their | ity e T B e RL hanged. compensation fixed by the mayor and city | - MAKE FPexrEci W Milwaukes ......... B 12 6| DETROIT. June 8.—A tfade has been | council. . | Em.h‘h‘ lnza NOT DESPALR ! Dornot Kansas City .. B 517 | contemplated wherein Norman Elberfeld, | Chairman Rosewater's protest to favor- | L] B A e e ol Des Moines . . e #7| suspended_shortstap of the Detroit club. | able action on the resolution inciuded a | iifo sa o 10 you. The very base on balls: By Hughes 5 Hit by Denver ve . " 1% i | has been given to the New York American | ‘worst cases of of the position taken by absolgte y cored = o Pre ook out: | Omaha. ... TR 43 club in exchange for Herman Long and |detalled outline of y = By” Hulh-D] hy'v[:::m;min'hymnunm '1.4P~-r|. it e n 1% 97 Courtney The latter will play third for |the administration—that a public bedy TAB ve. 1 reriva b s W01 @ sscscmecus! lonmooamnnd® ol eonnesors’ wlosnnsonme ° - 1 H 1 1 o 1 passes T2 mommory vod the waats eoimnia. " Rt St Joseph - 3 Detroft.” Detroit niays m New York the | never s S B FEchEe i Time: 1:13. Umpire: Connolly. : ‘ > G today v [ latter part of (his week. and the story — v Phillles Beat White Sox. Barg oday: Denver at Omaha, a pat | R masecretions o7 excerees of cariy says that the exchange will be effected |uthorized by law and that whatever g TApArvYiRCT W poten<y L0 6T ery wan Ay 1 H~m_ Brace up Lae system. Give bloom 1o at that time. action Is lawful at one time is just as R e U Cann ol PHILADELPHIA, June 8 —Today's game | | . e | T "ok ramews wital R A g Not Athletic Encugh. | CioicirTin Englame, |lEly In order at another. He invited | e box e g Which preciuded the possibility of good | The Magic City Athletic club went down | e s ke e oy, | 1 democratic members to make charges . e od 18 ghis wrappew e Tecson Pelding or good base running. Attendance, | to defeat at the hands of the Unjan Stocx LONDON, June R—The visiting Phila-|of incompetency against any of the ap- T AR CUMPAN ¥. Clease o—up -, i Yards Juniors yesterday 'by 4 score of | deiphia cricketers opened iheir sertes of | no ool SR T8 O fal, BT PHILADELPHIA. | cHICAGO. 10 to 2. "The Juniors stole bases and scored = Sames In England by playing Cambridge Seld in Omaba by Kubs & .o ik s Dousias RO AN, 0.a.m. | almost at will The features for ing | umiversity at Cambridge today. The Phila. | and deciared that if the force was cut off Thf’ ‘“! @hermes & McConteil Drug Co.. 18th and Dodges I Piekertag, of: 2 £ 1 0 0Hallman, 1 i | Juniors were the playing of Bohner at shors | delphians went in first, securing 219 runs |he would relinquish respcrsibility for the Council Bluffs by C. H. Brows, 27 Main & Davis, 15..... & o oljones, of... | and the pitcning of The Athieti At the clese of play Cambridge had s00Tea | ppyyioa) condition of the streets and alleys. | r T o ‘ A . 4 or one wicket : | L. Cross, 3. showed a lack of practice and were weak | 111 runs for one wicke In the end there wers a lot of political | Seybold, f. 1! at the bat. e score: s M, | RE Carter Knocks Out Butler. minations between Rosewater and| ¥HE WILSON DISTTLLING CO. o | 320031 407 1| pyLADELPHIA. June 8-id Cacter, | Lobeck, which both deciared later wers Baumers Ma 2 3 - 7| the Brooklyn fighter. fonight knoe! ont | not “personal.” Shumbiin. Struck out: By Catghey, 3 by | 2, e National Athletic cib. The fight . Adums, 7. Umpire: Williama - B e G sy |SOUTH SIDE IMPROVEMENTS x Batted for White in ninth — 4 | Philadelphia 1100101 Sasls Takes Pieet o Sevien. ¥Fog Delays Yacht Trials. |Clab Meets and Discusses Pu ChICAED . +rveerirseed 1 0 0 0 0 — HIGHLANDS, N. J. June &—The first | Sactifics Bii: 'L Cross. = Stolen | (X COOK. Neb. June 8_(SPeciai Tele- | trinl race over the America’s cup course, | Work Desired in First and Pickering, Hoffman, M. Cross. Left on | Sram. )—McCook today easily wen the first hetween Rellance, Constitution and Colum- | AS A SPECIFIC IN CASES OF buses: Chicago, % Phiisdeiphia. & First | Snme of the series of thres ames to be | hia, arranged for v, was called off on ) Second Wards. ANAEMIA, COLDS, LA GRIPPE, base on balls: Off White, . off Bender, ,,_"“ el g ook and Hol- | aecount of a & f | — SLOW CONVALESGENCE, i Struck out: By White, 4; by Bender, 3. | yoe . o A - | The ave ¢ o Time: 138 Umpites: Carruthers and Has- | Noldrese 238818kt Games in Three-l Leas | The South Side Improvement club met | STOMACH TROUBLES, L | Battartes; McCook. Setwpp and Nender:| At Codar Rapids—Codar Rapids, §: Joltet, | 125 Disht at Tenth ';"" Hickory strests 7 TYPHOID and MALARIAL Cleveland Wine fu First. | Holdrege. Pendergraft and Burman. Base % & _ | for the purpese of discussing improve- 3 FEVERS. | hits: MeCook § = Holdrege 4 Two-bass At Dubugue—Rock Island, T; Dubuque, 1. [ ments in the south part of town. - £ Fougera & Co., 30 N. William St.. ¥ t\;sxns;u.\'gro:;‘.n‘m;;xu‘:-lm&.pmm‘ hits: McCook, Townsend d Schepp. | Among the things the club has in pros- | A n Bases on bal oCe e > i Pane: which were suffcient. o ‘win” today's | e Holdrege. & Mecook 1 grny oo | BUSY ON ROUTINE BUSINESS |pect is the paving of Tenth street be-| Same. Attendance, 200 Score By Schopp % by Pendergraft & Umpire: —— tween Center and Baneroft: the extension CLEVELAND WASHINGTON. Reed. Business We Assacintio Hel of the Farnam street car line from Bas 0.ax Amateurs Wis Owe. Long Meeting on Minor veft and Tentt wvests te Riverview park: | the extension of the Harney street car The Ohio Nationals went down in de- Mavttove. line Sixth and Pl t ‘\ * | fent before the Amateurs. the score being pe from Sixth an lerce streeta to Sixth ol e B Tho featnre of the meme wes | _ e and Center streets: the extension of the | 1| batting of Smith and Morley. Smith knock. The Business Men's association met ye®-| w ¢ Hill car line from Thirteenth and | ing three home runs and Moriey one. Hat- | terday in the Commercial club reoms and to M i o | tories: Amateurs. Smith and McCullough; Dominion streets to Missouri avenue in South Omaha, and the loeation of several o Ohios; Goodell. Johmson and Keles was In session behind closed deors from . s - lights in t Wa ( Cleveland o - Derby Favorites Made. Sunderiand, of the press committee of the| Sorir'c UEAta in the First Ward : o | 1 113 oeioch et & i 1he- Sfteenesss 5% John Power, president of the club, re- Washingten 0=2| CHICAGO. June 8 —Savable, the dindi. | assoctation, after the close of the meeting o ; Two-base hit: Moran. Three base hita: | dute of John A. Drake of Chicago. wnd | said that nothing of importance had been | POTted that In the matter of paving| Bradley (%), Bemia Hickman. Home run: | Irish Lad, the property of Harry Puys Tenth' strest’ twe: Rirists woull' hove: tn) Bay. olen Usses: Bay, Flick. Smcrifics | Whitney snd Herman Buria of New’ Tl | o8¢ during the atternoem. only routine . o 0o it work from Center to Cas- | Roors 26 Times Bldg., N. bit: Bradiey. Double piay: Robinsaa to| are ranning neck and neck as favorites for | Dusiness being considered. He had there-| '8 FSURC T TN Ol AT B T For Sale by Moran. First base on © OF Orth, 5| ihe American Derby. The race, accordimg | fore. he said. nothing o make publle [ toass Castalior snd Bumeroft’ helng new| SCHAEFER'S CUT KATE DBUG STORS. | ‘orner 16th and Chicago, Sts., Omahsa I More Gold Experted. | pavine. — | | rlosssscenend wlesrusengne losonee » ol e 8| momonrmen Bl ornunoss NEW YORK. June §—Kidder. Pesbody &| Becsuse of the small attendance at the goid to Germany tomofrow through |3 meeting to be held next Monday night . dischargee infammations, reports. the meeting to be advertised in Painiess, snd 0ot wetrin. Harrtman Satls for Earope. \Se DewePSPerS . e “KING OF ALL BOTTLED BEERS'~ NEW YORK. June § —Pasage Nas been| It ta expectsd that Monday night the = . enghged for E H. Harrtman and family on Order from H. May & C 14 Rron Pring Wilheln ohih il i)Y on | petitions for paving South Tenth street u“-LEl uouok co' W holesale n-l--gm-w omeirow, | Wil be ready for mgnatures Several per- \ i Ve . -