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Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-21
Articles of incorporation Filed.

PIERRE, S. D., May 2O-(Specal.)- )-Arti-
cles of Incorporation have been filed for the
Electrolytic Chemical company at Pierre,
with a capital of $4,000 900. Incorporators;
John E. VanPelt, f. L.. Squire and George
w. Miller.
The Indiana Chemical Light, Heater and
Power company, at Pierre, with capital
of $50, 900. Incorporators: Albert Mellen, E.
l.. Squire and George Miller.
The British Columbia and Colorado Gold
and Copper Mining company, at Aberdeen,
with a capital of 81 900. Incorporators:
S. II. Jumper, William G. Mcintosh and Nal
com McInnes.
The Germania bank. at Desmet. with cap
ital Of $4,000. Incorporators: Eli Cole, jr.,
Aymer Cole and Louis Althllisch.
The Farmers Cooperative company OF
Irene, in the counties of Yankton, Turner
and Clay with a capital of $4,000. Incor-
porators: Albert Ball, Julius f. slatt and
j. j. Oakland.
The Milling Power and Light company Of
Yankton, with capital of $4,000. Incorpo-
rators William ]. Pugh, j. II. Vail and j,
b. Welo.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-21

Romans and C. D. Hardy Mr.. Romans
spoke on Expansion" and Mr.. Hardy on
Garrison and Slavery" Miss Grace A..
Harper and L. S. Parish Of sac City sToko on
"The Coming Nation OF Europe and The
Battle Of Tours" respectively The judges
on thought and composition were. Rev. W.
y. Brown Of Boone Mr.. J. p. Stephenson OF
Dcs Mcines and Miss sara f. Rice OF Cedar
Falls The judges ON delivery were: G. G.
Magee Carroll; Rev. F. j. Tower, Glidden;
Superintendent e. S. White, Harlan Mr..
Weir Of Storm Lake won first, Mr.. Hardy Of
Donison second and Mr.. Romans Of Denison
third.
VtLLisCA, Ia, May 90 -(spsclal.)-Th
members Of the High school llst - d yester-
day to eight oratlons delivered by the first
division Of the class Of 90.
The other division viii deliver their ora
tions next week. Glass day exercises will
be Wednesday evening May 81. The COM
mencement lecture is to be delivered by
Governor Shaw Of Des Moines Thursday
evening June /.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-21
TIGERS WIN IN FIELD SPORTS
Columbia Athletes Are Defeated by
Nearly Twenty Points-0ther
Collegiate Contests.

PRINCETON, n. j., May 2O.-Prnceton
won this afternoon in the dual meet With
Columbia by a score of 6l 1t to 42ss. The
agreement limited events to three men on a
sida, which did away with tria! heats. en-
cept in the hurdles. There was herce
wind blowing nearly straight up the track
and fast time was out of the question. Inc
day was cold; the attendance small.
The finest race from the spectators stand
point was the mile run. Six men started
and ran tandem for a lap. Mosenthal of
Columbia then forged ahead of the line:
Two men drooped out in the last lap ana
the four were in a bunch At this point
Cregan shot ahead of Mosenthal, with
Thurston in third place and Chamberlain
right behind him. This is exactly how the
four men finished, except that in the last
quarter Chamberlain, by hard sprinting
beat out Thurston for third place.
CHICAGO, May 20-Chicago university
defeated Notre Dame in the dual field and
track meet today at Marshall field Sl12 to
62l5.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, May 20.-Michigan
won the dual field and track meet from
Wisconsin today, 70 to So. Mclean was the
star for Michigan, winning the 120-yard
hurdle in 10 2-5 seconds, clipping 20 of a
second off the intercollegiate record and
within 1-5 of a second of the worlds rec
ord: while in the broad jump he went q
feet inches. He also ran second to O'Dea
in the 220-yard hurdle and third in both the
1O0-yard dash and 2O0-yard dash. stun
north wind prevented good time in anything
but the dasf.es where the men had the
wind to their backs, which accounts for the
| 1OO-yard dash being done in 10 seconds fiat.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-21
Ncbr,sln Defeats purdue.

LAFAYETTE, Ind. May 2o.-gsVec,al
Tole-r4m1-The Nebraska base ball team
defeated the crack Purdue university team
this afternoon by the scor of l3 to ]. The
Purdue team is considered o. be one OF the
ready defeated Chicago university To- 90 !.
Rl!ss was tn the box for \ braska and was
in fine fsttle allowing Purdue but one hit
The Nebraska boys Kept up their remark
able fielding gait, playing without an error.
Purdues best pitcher was retired In the
fourth inning after ten singles had been
made of his delivery. Nehraska's playing
wae fun OF ginger and their snappy work
soon took the lie out OF the Purdue team.
Score by innings:
Nebraska ...,,......,2 . o Ok
Purdue ..............0 o o o 0 O. !
Hits: or Mackenzie 10; of Smith. 8; on
Bliss l. Errors; Nebraska, o.; Purdue Z.
Struck out: BY Mackenzie, !; by Smith, 8;
by Bliss, 5. Bases on balls: on Mackenzie.
3; off smith. 1 of Bills, !. Hit by pitched
ball: Nebraska, g. Purdue, !. Two-base
hits. McDlarmid, ,. Umpres: Triel and
Kelley Batteries: Nebraska Bliss and
Moore; Purdue, Mackenzie. IL. Smith and
NJ smith
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-21
M'MILLAR DESIRES TO RETURN
Answers n Direct Question as to His
Candidacy for the United
States senate.

DETROIT May Ex-senator James Nc
MILAN received last night the following dis
patch from Washington:
Are the reports in the press to the effect
that you are candidate for the United
States senate true. Answer at once. please.
RUSSELL A. ALGER.
Today the senator answered:
r. A, Alger, Washington: l should have
preferred a personal conference with you,
but your dispatch appears TO demand an
immediate answer. ! am a candidate for
the United States senate.
JAMES M'MIIIAN
Secretary Ayers dispatch is looked upon
by Senator McMillan's friends here as an
indication that the secretary is considering
withdrawal from the senatorial race.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-21
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE, SUNDAY, MAY s1, 1899.

ON. five furlongs. Pupil won. His Royal
Hghness second, Vulcan third ilme'
Fourth race. Ladies stake one mile;
Prestdagtrice won. Lady Mliea second
Lady Lindsey third. Time: ll}. ,.,...
about two ana one-haIf miles. TrilNon won
White Gatters second, Wcstown third
sixth race. on mile: Box won, uolt Time
second, ,Jenerssqn th,rd. Tine i:ilA.
tINC1NNATl May q. 2o.-RCsults.
ing: Quaver won, Lew Wanna second
Edna w third. Time: li2l4. ,,,.- .,..-,..
Second race. five furlongs; Miss Shanley
won, Lady Curzon second, Princess Maleen
third Time. 1:02H.
Third race seven tutlongS' sl1,i n1R1ICip; 5,6r
Fourth race. one mile and seventy yards
TistoFTine TstoF NiSigs thlrd FIN TTIa i&a5 & is"' ''
Fifth race. six furlongs, selling; Dutch
comedian won, Bertha Nell second Duey NJ
SiSjh race, six and one-half furlongs, sell
NSAH' ST, 'LSo3U'fs, S3t'ff M5y i'"S 25.IKfcjsglts;
First race selling, one mile: Helen Pax
ton won, Prince Michael second, Stuttgart
Second race, s.iing, one mile and seventy
yards; Meadowthorpe, won. Ransom seq
Third race, one mile and seventy yards;
Forget Not won, Moroni second Basauh
'"FIT Fourth '''yi race Mississippi valley stalk
selling value. 81 500 one mile; pr. Shep-
pard won, Crotket second, Tulla Fonso
LOUISViLLE. Ky. May 2O-The Ken
lucky oaks was won by Tom McDowell S
S-year-old hlly. Rush, today over a muddy
track. Results:
First race, four furlongs, selling: Tommy
OBrien won, May Dine second, Phallas
third. Time: 0:5l.
Second race seven furlongs: Approval
won, Applejack second. Alleviate third.
Time: 81.
Third race. six furlongs, selling; Synia
won, Becky Ban second, Incidental third.
Time: 1913 .
Fourth race Kentucky Oakes, purse 5000,
one and one-siXteenth miles: Rush won,
May Hampstead second The Lady in Blue
third. Time 1:52i2.
Firth race, ono mile selling: Duke of
Baden won, Hampden second, Traveller
third. Time: 1:47ib.
Sixth race. six furlongs selling: Beekman
won Hanlon second, Sir Blaze third. Time:
lis
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-21
Entries for Lntonin.

CINCINNATI, May 2O.-The Derby to be
run at Latonia next Tuesday, May 23 will
have the following starters: Corsine, Prince
McClurg His Lordship, Ways and Means
and Leo Planter. The stake is worth to
the winner $500 His Lordship and Ways
and Means are now quartered at Latonia
and were given their final workout for the
race today. Each went the Derby route,
one and a half miles, in 2:3712, with more
weight than they carry in the race. The
work Is regarded as remarkable by those
who witnessed it, and good enough to win
The determination of the club to have an
open betting ring has added to its pop
ularity and prospects are good for a sue
C5ssful meeting.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-21
nrntnricnI Contests.

DENISON. Ia, May 2O.-CSpecial) )-The
Northwestern Iowa Oratorical association,
formed of Buena Vista college of Storm
Lake, Sac City institute of Sac City and the
Denison Normal school of Denison, held its
fourth annual contest at Denison last night
Judge ]. p. Conner of Denison gave the ad-
dress of welcome and the response was by
Rev. l.. n, Call of Sac City. Each school
had two orators Buena Vista was repre-
sented by Miss Ada Whitted and Valentine
A. Weir, with the subjects respectively o.
THE Unsolved Problem" and THE Constitu,
ton" Denison's orators were John b
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students snsnended.

SIOUX CITY, May 2O.-(speclal Telegram
Because the members Of the Morningsile
college Of Sioux City base ball team refused
to come home from Lemars when ordered
two of the members have been suspended.
The offending students are a. l.. Whitney,
captain Of the team, and c. H. Babcock, the
manager. They had arranged to play an
other game next day at Storm Lake and ig-
nored a telegram from one of the faculty to
come home,
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-21

PERU Neb., May 2O.-(Special.)-A great
t-"th of the Cd maxim that a Sound
mind requires a sound body are becoming
enthusiastic in athletic exercise. Several
new members have Joined the Tennis asso-
citation. The game of handball is being
started and has already enthusiastic fol-
lowers. The femals students of Mount Yer
non hall expect to organize basket ball
teams in the near future
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-21

SIOUX FALLS, S. D., May 20.-(special
Telegram John Bad Elk, the Sioux Indian
convicted in the United States court here
last month of the murder Of John Kllsbacl,
an Indian policeman. and sentenced by Judge
Garland to be hanged June l6 next, Will not
be executed at the time expected. His at
torney today applied to Judge Garland for
writ Of error, which was granted and the
case will be argued before the United stales
supreme court next October. In the mean
time defendant will remain in jail here.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-21

Frank Coleman, a wrestler from Wiscon-
sin who recently arrived in the city is
looking for match. He is willing to go
against any one in the word at 155 pounds,
catch-as-ca tch-can style and will meet any
local wrestler at any time for any money
at catch weights, Coleman is likely look
ing athlete, hard as nails and has shown
good form in work with Dan Baldwin, He
claims to hold the middleweght champion
ship of Wisconsin and has he'd his own
with some of the topnotchers.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-21
TODAYs WEATHER FORECAST
Rainy sunday in Nebraska VIII Give
Way TO Hetter Conditions
Tomorrow.

WAsHINGToN, May 2O.-Forecast for
Sunday:
For Nebraska and South Dakota-showers
Sunday Monday fair; variable winds.
For Iowa and Missouri-Raln Sunday
probably fair Monday; easterly winds.
For Kansas-Showers in eastern part;
fair in western portion Sunday; cooler in
southern portion Sunday; Monday fair;
winds shifting to westerly.
For Wyoming-Partly cloudy Sunday
Monday fair westerly winds.
Local Record.
OFFICE or THE WEATHER BUREAU.
OMAHA, May 2o.-DmahI record uf t.mugr-
ature and pr r-CipitalOu compared with
the corresponding day Of the last three
years:
Maximum temperature . % - 81 fS
Minimum temperature ... Is IS s. 50
Average tenn. TaluTe .... al tb. ~ -
Precipitation ,..,.,....,,..' .il ~ ..l' 4'uj
Record OF temperature ana preelPita-
ton az Omaha for this day and since
March /, 1888:
Normal for tho day .....................,... G.
Deficiency for the y.......-.....-.... .,... y
Accumulated deficiency sine March ]. ..-3l
Normal rainfall for the uH}......... -l4 Inch
Excess for the day.................... -2l inch
Total rainfall since March .a1 |genes q
Deficiency since March l.........-l.ai Iu.ut9
Deficiency foE cor. period lsa, ...... 20 iutR
Excess for cor. period lssi ........l 8. inches
LUCIIS a. WELSH
Local Forecast OMelal,
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Omen tn, scnsou Today.
Western Association Results'

R.HE.
BSSS9@s BSfhfSSa :9 ..2 S-ls S-s 2
Batteres Rockford, Barber and Snyder;
Dubuque. Herman and Deadly.
CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, May 2O-Score;
Cedar Rapids . o o col / o. 10 .
Ottumwa .......O 0 0 o 0 0 0 90 >
Batteries: Cedar Rapids, Lothrop and
Collins; Ottumwa, Weimer and Shafer.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-21

PHILADELPHIA, May 2O-On Franklin
field today Pennsylvania defeated Harvard
by the score OF TO in fine game FitA
and Brown, who pitched for their respec-
tive teams, gave a beautiful exhibition.
Penns ylVania played a gilt-edged fielding
game, which accounts partly for Harvard 5
Inability to score. Harvard's two errors
were disastrous. Score:
RH.E.
Harvard ........O o o o o o o 0 % 1
Pennsylvania 20 o o 0 "a
Batteries: Harvard. Fitz and Reed; Penn
sylvania, Brown and Flavell.
BELO1T, Wis. May 2o-Be.oit college, 2Si
University of Wisconsin, 10
NEW HAVEN Conn, May 20.-Harvard
Freshmen. Z; Yale Freshmen, A.
AMHERST, Mass, May 20.-Amherst, 4;
Dartmouth, ].
ITHACA n. Y, May 2O.-Cornel I;
Princeton, 5.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-21
,ALTINIORE,
CHICAGO.
Totals ..5 c 81 10
sBatted for Griffith.

Chicago ............. Q Q %
Baltimore ........... %
Left 1T on on bases: Chicago, 5: Baltimore l.
Two base hits Brodie, Sheckard, La
Chance Three-base hits: Mertes, Holmes.
Home run: Holmes. Sacrifice hits: Everitt,
Demont. Stolen bases: Green, Demont, La
Chance. Double plays: Demont to Everitt:
Mccormick to Everitt. Struck out: BY
Griffith, 2; by Nops, /; by McGinnity ,.
Passed BALL Crisham. First base on balls:
OF Griffith, 2; off Nops, 8; off McGnnity, !.
Hit by pitched ball. keyster. Time OF
game: Two hours and twenty minutes.
Empires: Emslie and Mcdonald.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-21
CINCINNATI.
BROOKLYN


Cincinnati ......... ! ! 800 j 5
Earned runs: Cincinnati 6, Brooklyn l.
len. Three-base hit: Smith. Double plays
Hawley to Steinfeldt to Beckley; STEIN
fe.dt to Beckey: DAILY to Dahlen to Nc
dersan to DAILY to McGann First base on
balls: OF Hawley 2 OFF Dunn 2. Hit by
pitcher: BY Haley l. Struck out: BY Haley
2. Time of game Two hours and five
minutes. 1Tmnires: SMartMood and Warmer
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-21
Tnhina L. nend.

HURON, S. D., May 2O--(specal Tele-
gram Elmer Tobias of lie sueur. Mimi,
shot Wednesday night by Lewis styer, died
this afternoon. Styer's examination before
Judge Kemp resulted in his acquittal, eYl-
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-21
MAKE A PLEA FOR RELIEF


Lincoln post, Grand Army of the Republic,
has ordered that all the old soldiers, sailors
and marines, both of the civil and Spanish
wars, desiring to meet Admiral Schley re-
port promptly at Grand Army of the Repub-
lie hall on Pearl street at 10:45 o'clock,
Tuesday morning. They will march from
there TO the Grand hotel in body.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-21
Cleveland, 10, Philadelphia, 4.
CLEVELAND, May 20-The home team
had a batting streak today and won as 1t
pleased. Attendance, 800. Score:
PHILADELPHIA.
.Batted for Frazer in ninth.

EBatted TOT FTdzeT III HIIIH.
PisEetePS PRiiedelPhia i''..... ..... o.
Earned runs: Cleveland, 3: Philad alphia
T. Left on bases: Cleveland 6; Philadel-
phia, I. First base on balls: OFF Piatt g.
Struck out: BY Hills, 4; by Piatt. !; by
Frazer; l. Home run: thinner. Three
Chids Lajoie. Sacrifice hits Harley, Nc
Farland. Stolen base: Cross Philadelphia).
Double plays: Harley TO thinner to Cross !;
Flick to Lajoie. Hit by pitched ball: By
Piatt. 2. Umpires: Andrews and Gaffney.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-21
Baltimore, o, Chicago, ..

CHICAGO, May 2O-The Orphans played
a clean fielding game today, but were un-
able to do any hitting after the third. Gris-
nth was in poor form and pounded all
over the lot. Robinson, Nops and Magoon
were injured and forced to retire Attend
anCe. s. 200. SCore
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-21

CINCINNATI, May 2O.-The Reds pounded
both Dunn and McJames today, while Haw-
ley was a puzzle in all but two innings. 1t
was brilliant fielding game, five great dou-
BILE plays being made. Anderson played a
remarkable game in the field. Captain
Kelley was put out Of the game for kicking
and Dahlen was fined. Attendance 5000.
Score,
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-21
CUTICURA
Begins with the Blood and Ends with
The Skin and Scalp.

That Is 10 say II purines the blood and circu.
lating huids OF HUMoR GERMS, and thus removes
the cause. while warm baths with CuTICURA SOAP,
and gentle anointiugs with CUTICURA (ointmenD,
greatest Of emollient skin cures cleanse the skin
and scalp Of crusts and scales allay itching burn
Ing, aud Inflammation, soothe and heal. Thus are
speedily permanently, and economically cured
the most torturing, disnguring humors OF tho
ekin, scalp and blood, with loss OF hair, when tho
best physicians and al other remedies fail,
SOLD throughout the world. PorrEE d. AND c. Corr
bos Props, Boston Hos to Cure Every Humor " fee
R1RV2 GYM SCAR aud HAJR Begutlfed By
Snbt " OhiV AVTlCuRA soar.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-21


The following transfers were filed yester
day in the abstract, title and loan office OF
]. w. Squire, 1O1 Pearl street:
County treasurer to c. d. Dillon, 10
lots in Ferry add and lots in Omaha, -
add, Council Bluffs tax di;:;,::..;dii$ :,. add 10
Council Bluffs, tax d..;.,.,.......'..,;; A
Same ,ti, to sans sam y lots in Ferry add 10
Same e''tt' to same, same p lots in Ferry add :,
Council Bluffs, tax d.................;; Al
Same TO same, u lots in Ferry add %,
Richard ch I'd b Harding and wife to Mary
l. Everett . 1-l2 i Y; of seq swA and sla 90
Belle Braecken and husband to r; r.
owen, part swA sel4 S-l5-43 W. d.,
II, r. owen and and wife % 70 Belle Braeken'
| Devisees of w. s. Quick, deceased to
Mary Amelia Quick, wiz swl4 2-'5-42 :,
Lake Manawa Land company TO Mary
=. Everett 60 acres OF e!9 swA Il ooo
'Reeynoids swi4 set i2-75-3s W. d.. 1,4OO
Thomas Ofiicer and W. II. NJ Pusey
and and TYef II feet S9 Of lot 10 sSFs ana 81 lot lot r.
in block IT, Mil add and 40 feet OF
lot / block l; Allison's add Council ooo
George gorge ". Neidier to ", ii. Dixon,
LOT 10, block $ Potter & Cobb's add ooo
sbgrl S9q4ei, i HHs ( dse " Five Gents Savings V'
| bar. = 1f lot ., in subdiv OF out;
lot I9t !. IN Johnsons add Council $40
A, A. A. ..uciow ana wife to L; o. Wooa,
lot Z, block, ;, squre's add Council ,.o
Marina ar1iiS ssiboid' ana husband to r H.
Shoemaker, lot I; block l3; Pierce's -oo
HenPietta sTPR1 u'iSs Fergnson G and husband to
! c. n. Williams lot 3, block %, Bay
! liss and Palmer's add Council Bluns,
| q. c. d. ''''''''''','''''''''''''''' oV
Total seventeen transfers .,.....".s8lS6
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Standing of the Teams.

Games for today: Brooklyn at Chicago;
Cleveland at Louisville, two games; Balti-
more at Cincinnati New York at st. Louis,
two games.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-21
SCORES OF THE WESTERN LEAGUE.
Columbus Rallies in Ninth with Two
Outs and Wins Game.
Columbus, 4; Minneapolis, 3.
Detroit. II; Milwaukee, 1.
81. Paul, 3; buffalo, 1.
Kansas City-IndinnapoIis,n no game

MINNEAPOLIS, May 20,-After Bier
bauer had reached first in the ninth and
two men had gone out Tebeau sent Sullivan
in to bat for Buckley. Sullivan hit safe and
the next moment Cross singled, bringing in
both men and winning the game, Score:
PHE.
Batterles Minneapolis, Parker and
Fisher; Columbus, Cross and Buckley.
MILWAUKEE WIS, May 2o.-The Brew
ers put up poor game today and Detroit
won hands down. The home team could not
hit Frsk, while the Tigers batted in good
form and helded sharply. Score:
Rfts9is gGTa5kss ,',..,9 'I J III 5d-l11
Batteries Detroit, Frsk and Ryan; Mil
waukee. Swain, NOllenderf and SpeeT,
ST. PAUL. May 2O.-The Buffalos could
not field and could not connect with Dem
zer's pitching. First Baseman Sissey made
a mess Of things, dropping four very nice
RH.E.
Buffaio f1 hr9' .,,,...,.......5 ,,.,..55 . . Q %
Batteries: St. Paul Denzer and Spies;
Buffalo. Amole and Diggins.
KANSAS CITY, May 20-Kansas CITY
Indianapolis game postponed on account of
wet grounds.
Standing of the Teams
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-21

WASHINGTON
PITTSBURG

PITTSBURG, May 2O.-Washington won
in the second inning. when they sauck
Lever for six hits and five runs. Attend
ance 1000 Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-21
Totals :. G 10 q II Al


WashinsSfon T!sIs3HIS :.:::.:: 9 { 9 =
Earned runs Pittsburg 8; Washington, 4.
Two-base hits: Mccarthy Williams,
O'Bren. Stolen bases: Mccarthy, Beau
hits: Mccarthy, Williams Sacrifice hit:
O'Brien. First base on balls: OFF Lesver
!; off Dineen, 5. Hit by pitched ball: Clark
Cassidy. Struck out: BY Lever, .; by
Dineen 7. Passed ball: Bowerman. Wild
pitch: Dineen. Time of game: Two hours
and fifteen minutes. Umpire: O'Day.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-21
FIVE DOUBLE PLAYS SCORED
Brilliant Fielding Game Ends in Victory for
the Reds.
SENATORS WIN BY SIX HTS IN SECOND
Cleveland, the other Tail Ender, Also
Plays in Excellent Form-orphans
strong i'm Field, but weak
Mt the nat.

Cincinnati, s; Brooklyn, (.
Cleveland, 10; Philadelphia. 4.
Washington, .; PittsburE, q.
baltimore, 81 Chicago, 3.
ST. Louis-New York, no game, ruiu
Bosion-Louisvillc no game, rain.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-21

Twenty tons of Domestic soap used every
month in Council Bluffs.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-21

Klein, 112 Broadway. gives amusement
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-04-27
FROM THOMPSON GREEN

The cold wave last Friday and
Saturday, made the cotton look
| pretty sick.
Most Of the farmers have their
corn worked some are blowing cot.
ton this week.
The singing choir met last Sun.
day at Its regular appointed tim,
good attendance, and nice singing.
Several Of the young people Of
this community attended preaching
at Benchley last Sunday.
Mr.. Jesse Henry and sister Miss
Ulai Henry, attended the picnic at
Clayton Prairie few days ago.
They reported nice time and
plenty that was good to eat. After
the picnic the crowd assembled at
the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
r. Parker where they engaged in
dancing until a late hour that night.
Mr. Cliff King of Orange, who
has been visiting his mother return
ed home last Friday.
Mrs. Eaves OF Wellborn, is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Mollie
Robertson.
Mr.. Henry Conway and Miss
Lille Wadsworth, attended church
in Bryan Sunday.
Health is very good so far as the
writer knows at present.
MAGNOLIA.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-04-27
Dan crssdoa whipped.

New York, April % - Nearly G'0i
sports assembled at the Lenox Athletic
club Tuesday night In the hope Of seeing
a rattling bout between Jos walco.t.
che negro boxer and Dan Creedou. the
Australian They We're matched 20 20
20 rounds AZ catch weights. but although
Creeion weighed fully 20 pounds more
than his opponent the negro made short
work Of him. With a left and two right
smashes on the jaw. walcott folrel
Cree'lon thrice. The third time the Avs.
iralian went down be was deal 10 the
world" and Walcott was declared the
winner amid the cheers Of his bach
who won a pot Of money on the re-a'
The bout lasted only minute AM d
seconds