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Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08
THREATEN LIQUOR DEALERS
Latest Trick of the Popocratic Cam
paign Managers TO stir Up Feeling
Against Republican Ticket.

The latest popocratic trick is an attempt
TO array the liquor dealers OF the city
against the republican ticket by creating the
Impression that the police board and the
city administration are prosecuting them
Every liquor dealer in the city has been
sent copy OF circular reading as follows: :
Dear Sir: The law and order people Of
Omaha have decided to enforce the Slocumb
law and all saloon keepers must comply.
You VIII see that your doors are closed at
IL o'clock promptly and not opened on sun
days. To be forewarned Is to be fore
armed" We remain yours truly,
LAW AND ORDER.
The police authorities know nothing about
this circular and no complaints upon which
any such address could have been founded
have been made to them. The slheme
bears the unmistakable earmarks of hav-
ing been originated by the democratic
county attorney and issued from the dem
ocradc and populist headquarters. The
liquor dealers are waiting for the identity
Of the authors Of this false warning to be
disclosed should any baclmailing be at
tempted under threat of the law. They re-
sent this step as an uncalled-for intrusion
of popocratic politicians upon their bus
iness
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08
KATY MUST RENDER AN ACCOUNT.
Roads Demurrer to the Trust Com
pnnY's Suit is OVerruIed.


pnny's Suit IN Overruled.
NEW YORK, Oct. Judge Townsend Of
fhe United States circuit court for the south
ern district of New York, in an opinion
handed down today, overruled the demurrer
entered by the defendants in the suit brought
by the Merchants Trust company against
the Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad COM
pany, growing out of a mortgage made to
the former trustee in 1890, TO secure an
issue of bonds aggregating $20,000,O0O. There
was default on the first coupons, due Feb
ruary 1891. and a year later the trust COM
pany filed it's bill alleging a diversion of
earnings. default in payment of the first
coupons, that the property covered by the
mortgage had earned the requisite amount
to pay the coupons and that the defendant
had refused to account.
In an answer the defendant company filed
pleas alleging that during the six months
property YVES in the hands of receivers ap-
pointed ON petition of the trust company as
trustee in a former action brought on prior
TO the mortgage; that the receivers ac-
counted for all of the income of the road
during that period and that the accounts
had been accepted and approved by the
court with the assent of the complainant
corporation,
The trust company afterward filed amend
ments to its bill and in response to the lat
.er the Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad
company entered demurrer. Judge Town.
send refused to sustain the demurrer.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08
COUNTRY SCHOOL AFFAIRS
Attendance is Largely in Excess OF
that of Previous
Years.

Although Superintendent Bodwell has not
yet made up his total, he is of the opinion
that the attendance of the schools of the
county is largely in excess of last year,
when the census showed that there were
41,641 children Of school age. Iu nearly all
of the country districts the schools are
crowded and in many instances the direc-
tors are figuring how they can relieve the
existing condition.
There Is scheme ON foot to divide the
school districts Of Benson and Dundee. AT
present there are $40 children In the Benson
and 17S in the Dundee district. All the
school buildings are filled to overfowing
Residents Of both districts have petttioned
the county superintendent asking that he
create a third district.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08
Nebraska Gold Mining Company.

There is considerable activity about the
Lord Byron mine. near Idaho Springs. The
Nebraska company has finally concluded
that surface work would not pay and has
put in new plant of machinery, including
a Snow sinking pump, which will handle the
water from 1000 feet. 1t is the intention
to sink 400 foot shaft 400 feet more. The
company has completed a new shaft house
and everything is in shape for sinking. The
mine has several ore shoots opened in the
lower level and it is to get in under these
that the new development is to be under
taken. The Lord Byron is an eXtention OF
| the Stanley vein which has been under de-
| velopment for some time
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08
Annual Meeting of omciais.

Officers, directors and stockholders of the
Union Pacific Railroad company have been
travelling westward during the last few days.
Their destination is Salt Lake City where
the annual meeting of the directors and
stockholders will be held next week. Presi-
dent Horace G. Burt went west yesterday,
being Joined here by Secretary Alex Miller of
New York. The principal business to come
up before the forthcoming meeting will be
tho exchange of Union Pacific stock for out
8 anding stock of the Oregon Short Line and
Oregon Railway and Navigation company, as
detailed at some length in The Bee short
time ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08

In response to numerous inquiries take
this method of announcing that am not a
candidate for the Board Of Education hav-
ing sent my resignation to the chairman of
the democratic city central committee some
two weeks since. While thoroughly appre-
ciating the honor of the unsought nomi-
nation, business affairs which occupy every
moment OF my time will not permit me to
accept even contingent possibility OF new
burdens. CHARLES r. SHERMAN
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08

A. G.. Shearman, general agent OF the
for brief visit
John II. Webster, general manager of the
Omaha Bridge q Terminal company, is
an the east on important business.
@. Nj. Entrikin, assistant general freight
agent OF the Quincy, Is in Kansas city and
st. Joe looking after busines matters
u Gibbs hi gemeral Gi GfreiHht nsent aTfs1 Nj Cos
Inns, chief engineer, and w. ]. Stoneberner,
superintendent of transportation, Were
officials of the Quincy route who visited
Omaha last week. They came for the
purpose of looking over the local field.
Soint ts antioinsted as tha Result of their
visit. 49,. =
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08

Lulu Benish appeared before Justice
Prichard yesterday and had her husband
bound over to keep the peace until she could
appear before the court with her troubles
on October 49,
A. r. Hentzel, A. e. Walkup and H. G.
Wernement, who attached the goods Of Mr..
Pike are meeting with am obstacle in Anna
Davis, who has come forward and replev-
ined the goods under chattel mortgage
The case will come up before Justice Prich-
ard next month.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08
County mmissioners.

Bills and claims were presented
to the county commissioners at the regular
Saturday meeting, as usual, nearly all of
which were allowed or referred to the COM
mittees.
DIR. W. J. Galbraith having left the city
and resigned the position of surgeon for
the county hospital, DR.. c. e. Allison asked
to be appointed to fill the vacancy The
application was referred.
A. f. Savage, insane, was ordered re-
moved from the Jail to the hospital, where
he will be confined until such time as he
can be sent to the state hospital for the
insane.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08
WILL CONTINUE,
Special Request Induces champion
OIL Burner Exhihition TO ncmnin.

OIL Burner Exhibition 60 Remain.
SO interesting and instructive hes the
exhibition OF the Champion Oil Burner
Company's new invention for burning kerr
osene oil gas proved, that Morgan & Koob,
the company's representatives here, have,
because Of many special requests decided
to remain here until Wednesday.
This will leave but three days more in
which to inspect the wonderful aud at the
same time simple contrivance for transform
ing ordinary kerosene into practical fuel.
The absolute safety, simpleness and above
all the cheapness of the new invention bid
fair to revolutionize present methods of
heating and housekeepers will find it a con-
venience that they cannot dispense with.
The exhibition will continue Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday at 219-221 South
Fourteenth street, aear Farnam, which will
be the. last OF the exhibition in the CITY.
The selling OF these burners will then be
left In the hands of competent agent
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08

Omaha lodge, No. IS, has accepted the in
vltation OF Council Bluffs lodge to attend
divine service in that city on Sunday even
Ing, October 8. All members of No. 1S and
any others who desire to accompany us will
meet at Fourteenth and Farnam at 6 D. m
Sunday evening, to take cars for Council
Bluffs. Those not going with the train will
meet in the lodge room in the Merriam
block, Council Bluffs, at O'clock sharp.
Lower, Reedy and Brooks, special COM
mittee
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08
The Mercer Chemical Co, Omaha,

We beg to announce to the medical fra
ternity OF Omaha and vicinity that we are
prepared to furnish any and all OF the
speclalties as manufactured by the above
named firm.
OUR STORE is ALSO HEADQUARTERS
for the pharmaceutical products OF the fol-
lowing well known firms, whose labora-
tories are more remote from Omaha: IL,
Merck & Co, Darmstadt, Germany; Edward
r. Squibb. Brooklyn; Parke Davis & Co.,
Detroit; Rigaud & Chapoteaud, Paris; Jno.
Wyeth & Bro, Philadelphia; Lloyd Bros,
Cincinnati, o.. Johnson & Johnson, New
York.
Physicians will find that time may be
saved by sending their patients directly TO
us when prescribing rare chemicals or new
pharmaceuticals
Sherman & Mcconnell Drug Co.,
1913 Dodge Street, Omaha. Neb.
Middle Of Block.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08

Account Modern woodmen day at Omaha,
october -, the c.. St. p, NJ. & o, Ry.
(North- Western line) will sell excursion
tickets to Omaha and return, from all points
on its line in Nebraska, as follows: Date
of sale, October IL and 10, with return limit
October Ia rate, so per cent of one-way
fare for the round trip Minimum excursion
rate S1.O0 for the round trip.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES.
Appeal for Clothing and shoe

EhppN"i 'oT Nhu Supes'
Demands are now made upon us for win
ter clothing and shoes, especially for chill
dren. Would the ladies of our city remem-
ber us when looking over their wardrobe at
this season? Telephone 1895, or drop q
postal card and we will send our wagon.
JOHN LAUGHLAND, Secretary,
1910 st. Mary's Avenue.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08
SHE WILL BE HERE MONDAY.
Mrs. Ferguson of New York, the Ex-
pert Filter and Demonstrators OF

pert Filter and Demonstrators OF
AMERICAN LADY CORSBTS.
Messs. ]. l.. Brandies G. Sons, propr retors
Of Boston Store are pleased to announce
that Mrs. Ferguson, OF New York, expert
filter and demonstrator, will be in our Cor
set Department for two weeks, from
October 9th to 21st inclusive
And will fit without charge, and explain
the superior merits Of the celebrated
AMERICAN LADY Corsets.
We trust that you will take advantage OF
this opportunity to see an unusually at
tractive display Of these corsets and we
cordially invite you to attend whether you
desire to purchase or not.
BOSTON STORE
Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08

A. o. U. w. Attend Special Service.
| Every member of No. IS, and any others
SO disposed, are urgently requested to meet
| at Fourteenth and Farnam Sunday evening,
| October s. at 6 p. m, to attend A. o. U. w.
| service in Council Bluffs church Sermon
| by member of the order.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08
Have Root print it.

Hamilton Warren. M. D., eclectic and
magnetic physi, ,an, has moved his office to
119 North 10th street, room 13. Special at
tention to all long-standing or lingering dis
eases and to diseases Of women and children
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08

HcNn's Souvenir stiIl Free.
With each new dozen cabinet photos OF
larger pictures. 313-15-17 So. 18th ST.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08
DIED.

We repair cooks, ranges, heaters, furnaces.
1907 Douglas, Omaha Stove Repair Works,
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08

E. 4 W. Collars and Perrn's Gloves are
sold by Kelley & Heyden. 10th and Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08

Why buy plated chains? See what gold
ones cost at Hubermann. 18th and Douglas.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08

Sam1 Burns, 1918 Faruam, is selling G
beautiful cut glass plaque-sS.00.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08
THE NORTHWESTERN LINE

THE NORTHWESTERN LINE,
$40 am, S:15 pm.
Lv. Omaha 4:55 pm, arriv. Chicago 7:45 am.
7:05 pm, $3.50 am.
New City Offlces 1401 and 1903 Farnam st.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08

STD
To Chicago.
s12.75
To Chicago and Return
October 2 to 9.
These reduced rate tickets are good on
limited trains
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08

Omaha to Chicago, Oct. 20, s7.75.
City office, 1904 Farnam street.
F. A. NASH,
General Western Agent.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08

A. d. T. Co.; messengers Furnished bag
gage delivered. 1902 Douglas ST. Tel. III.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08

New styles in neckwear, SOC, 75c and ST..
Kelley & Heyden, Sixteenth and Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08
Low RATES EAST

via the Chicago, Milwaukee d st. Paul
Hallway.
Omaha to Chicago and return, Oct. a-s.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-10
BICYCLE RACES TONIGHT.


The Hport-lovlnR people of 7nlt Lake
urc not likely 10 forget that tho weekly
meet on the saucer track. az the SAT-
Palace, takoa place tonight Six cventa
are scheduled TO take place with two
championship amateur races, while tho
local professionals viii compete for the
quarter-milc championship: conHc-
qucu,ly a rccord-hrraking crowd Will
undoubtedly nli every seat and roost on
the ratings at tho back. In the nyc-
mile amateur mcc a diamond medal
valued at so viii be hung up Tor the
man who exhibits the gencralshlp aud
grit necessary TO bring him over the
tape first.
The races viii begin az $3.50 sharp. and
following o. Hist OF entries:
One.mllc novlce-Prize. silver medal.
First Hcat-R. Lindsey. u. Russell,
j. W. Guthrie. !. y. Baker.
Second Hcat-f'rod Nightingale. n.
W, Evans, c. /. SturruCk n. e. Ma
theirs. Two 10 qualify. three In fastest
heat.
one-fourth mile state championship.
professional Prizes, FIRST. medal and
H2li second, $50; third SO. fourth. s.,
First Hcat-c. u. Brazlcr. J. T.. Gum,
o. n. Emory.
Second Heats H. shnrmnn. 4. w.
Caine. j. -. EdmoudH Two to qualify,
three In fastest heat.
Final Huat=Oup- milo novice
one-half mllo handicap. amateur
Prices, $50. $40 ana g..
First Hont-E. T.. Smith. scratch: W.
u, SimuclHun, scratch. 4. W. Smith.
% yards, II. g.. HuthpWF, % yards. T.
Nightingale O. yards.
Second lioat=Frod Monkln. scratch.
j. Ensign, scratch; u. B Hcagrcu. %
yards; v. u, Smith. 10 yards. A.. ~.
PhpWorth, 90 yards. Three 10 qualify,
four IN fastest heat
Final one-half mile professional
championship.
tour
ono-mlia open. Observation-Disclosures
$40, $50 and s..
First llgat-Frany Cotter. A. w.
Culuc. Clpm Turvlllo,
Second Heat. ~. Gum. ~. ~. EN-.
Dry. j. n. Chapman. Oscar Julius. Two
tu qualify, three ln fastest heat
t1Ne-mllr amateur, State CHAMPION
Hhlp-Prlzcs, urFt, diamond medal
First Heat-t Lindsey. j. w. En-
sign. Il, 10. Heawren, n. ~ Smith,
Second Hcat-F, W. Meakin. i. Il.
pupworth, W. u. Samuclaou. Y. II.
heat
Final ono-mlle open, professional
ship.
Unlimited tandem pursuit race. J. n.
chapman ana Frank Cutter ~ Glenn
IurNlllO and oscar Julius
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-10
The Road Race, How It Was Run
and Who Was Victorious,
MANY INTERESTING EVENTS


rho employees Of the z. g. NJ. 7. sue
,.sial ln making yesterday one Of the
49, days Garfield has seen this sea-
~. superintendent Wcbbcr was
~. with various heads N depart
~.rts G, assist ln making things en-
eyaule TO alj presdnt.
I'M. Iaidiur features " the day werc
,t.f.'t sports with prizes. The events
lrn with q road race Cor y. G.. ~. l.
.apf5yes. Tho race was run over tho
M t.n miles of the Garfield cours'.
Tta ubsaryation train, which was run
.ff..b. was loaded with cNcuuionifts.
f-fgo lave awarded first time prize 90
~ tI gHriuulat This decision could
"a b. rrruurliod 10 the time caught uy
l. Raymond. the official timCr. Two
n III. .HIrIli timers, a. g.. ltplsCr ana
a II. Proctor. stopped timing the boys
ruHr U. itriHDr. who won hrat place
t5I crossed the tape. this LEFT Raymond
X. the only official timer IN the race
TFH race began with everyone on the
IuI yIyr. the cNcuui0niHtH dividing
u.Ir attention between the race and
maintaining their Intimate relations
g.lh tho train. Tho scratch men
t,f.t nibnr until e.. ~. CarlquiHt
r.HHUd out aud lDft thom 10 thHW=
aiygs. lIo caught Spcrry oue-minutc
man. IN % apurt OF q qulrtsr-mile. Carl
guIst iou spcrry and went after tho
next bunch. Nightingale. Wilding and
UrrWater The riders were strung out
nom hero on and tho train passed by
- rapidly that they could not b. dcs-
,fnai accurately. There was one little
ngura Cor ahead " the crowd but the
tIsinnec between himself ana tho
crowd was rapidly shortening The
crowd ruthorod at the beach 90 see tho
fHish. and for q time the riders were
ilsf Heht 1f C1rlquiat was tho first
Go atpg8r Uu tho crest " the hill above
tha HuIsh line. and loud cheers rang out
.Iiul luHuJU NaW 400 Ifu NluH aui 900
8uIat was the winner but the plucky
IiUa boy was passed hy %. Reisor
vh1 duIshed with 100 yards iu the
breach Following clrIluist cnmH
Nightingale. and close after him was
e. no. CufiuulEt. brother N the nervy
Bl who gave them all such a run for
their mnpoy. and h. won the tins
prize. Thf rest came IN In punches and
BI finished except Sperry The posi-
TONS were nu follows!
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-10


the next feature was the ball ramo
l.tMeen the bachelors ana bencdlcts.
Ia. hlrr won uy score OF 10 To Z.
the nest feature NJ the game was an
raitH. The lineup was M follows.
naucllcta. Bnobolors
Wi1t.. t,,,,..
,,' e, ''' 80 - '''' .. ~ ~
Nyara.. -. an. -. flr,Ip
d N1rrgtta II risr,trg
UHaslId .I.1tiU.r
ig,. - - 49, ''''''' '''' i 1870,
Vlmusy. - r'f.,nips,
Ih. boys exhibited some clever shoot
Gs li the clay pigeons. The shoot was
l.'} interesting ana was Won by
Stephen n. Love Love ana charles
AllF-iH tod in tho match, each
i.Ans YEN out of twelve birds, but ln
a' .ao9l-oh MntEeus missed tho FOUR
.hih hlfd' while Love hit his. The
h1'r MlHi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-10
SALE OF OLD RACE TRACK
Attorney Gen'l Bishop Renders an
Opinion on the Subject.

AZ TO whether the Desert Agricultural
and Manufacturing Society may sell ita
old race track In tho western part OF
the city, providing the property was
not acquired by purchase Attorney
General Bishop has rendered an opln-
Ion iu which he dccldca that II may.
Attorney General Bishop says that IL
the property was secured by devise. be-
quest OR slit % may be sold. Tho s1-
oioty Tor years has had tho sale Of this
property under consideration. There
are iN acres embraced In the track and
% DO believed 10 be worth $50. 900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-10

ToDAY's GAMES.
Cincinnati 90 BroolJlyn.
Chicago at Washington.
Cleveland ut boston.
isUu'rNlllH nt NrW York. double
header
llttHaurg Ht PHILADELPHIA
S. L0ulH nt baltimore.
RESULTS YESTERDAY
brooklyn. 80, Cincinnati. 49,
Philadelphia, 20, rIuHbuW %.
baltimore. @. ST. Louis. o.
Washington. o.. Chicago. o
Sew York. 81 Louisville. g.
surt1u. o. cleveland. %
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-10

Rev. J. ~ Ylngllng, pastor OF the
Bedford Street Methodist church nj
Cumberland, MD, says. ~ affords mo
much pleasure 90 recommend Chamber.
lllu's Collie, Cholera and Dlarrhoea
Rcmsly. I have used II and know oth-
crs who have done 80. / have nsvCr
known II to IAN, IL ~ a sure cure whom
taken IN timo."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-10

There ir nothing I.Ea It 10 raath
IN" widows sorrow unI stills tHs I.
bye cries. A policy IH Tho dear old
Mutual IIfa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-10

"The event Of events" Grand Carnl-
val OF characters and Chlidrcn'a Ker-
miss. saltuir. August lGth Continuous
dancing. Two bands
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-10

We don't believe there win be a man
nj saltair LgdIgB' day, Aug, 18th. or
course there may be.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-10

"Gct your best clothes on" Ladies'
day snltair Aug, IAN, All ladies car
riel frdb
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-10
Reds and Superbas Smte the
Sphere VaIiantly and Oft,
BOSTON CLOSE 10 THE TOP.


AHNNNNHNH % NN"aHN NAN AN"N "NNNN aAA'.'''f.H
game consequently the baseball uycr-
age list DE- becoming interesting; from
the long lead OF nearly ten wins the
Supnrbaa and llonncutcrs are now sep
uratod by the narrow margin Of one
run. At Philadelphia the philllca and
Pirates INDUCED In "a yeritnbie smuggling
match and after hot finish victory
was with the home team. After scor-
Ing three IN the first Cleveland was UNI
able 70 further ma Nichols. consc-
qucntiy Hogtou had a wnlkovcr. The
Chicago bail players had no trouble in
walking away with the Senators. At
New York the Louisville aggregation
punched hits In the nrat inning aud The
Giants from then on were beaten. AZ
ter an exciting game 81. Louis nctually
won one at last
The Boston players take pride 10 the
fact that they have the best firHt base
man baseball ever knew. Tcrncy un-
doubleday holds that place. Every
nrst-clnHH first haacmnn should hu %
loft handed man. says Herman Long.
-That D. my idea exactly says Roar
ing Blli clark. - icft-handod man az
first has a big bunch on a righi.hnnds.
lie has all tho other players Co tho
right Of him, ana when he picks up u
BAH he is rlght IN position 70 throw 10
any OF them. with % rlght-handcd man
y Il. uaH q. '"'' iN ''' 80 ~
'''""'
HUGE sLUGGtNG MATCH.
brooklyn. Aug 9.-Today's game was
n smuggling match On which six pitchers
We're used up. the rcuru twice tod and
men hrn9h{h cured Whhl gpp,a lll ,l
o D, sais is'u TX y ~, 49,, " g',, ia VIZ
~ me AlAth. WIN Two "t' lh w.
ion,l iiy by icllz., Ihe l9i'gr ,'nsl,l
visitors scoring seven runs before they
v.ors rptlrpl Tho WrunEIvNH ullH. Ia
atin bld 10 overcome ths Load. but
failed, although they forced Hahn out
vi tho box. Phillips succeeded him lu
ne n,H'h 9na ,aysl Sa aeo a"y Tor cine
seopr
II Is
Cincinnati .'.''' .''''. '''''.ll 10 Y
brooklyn 's''' .'s." s''' '''''l1 "
batteries aWlcy Hahn. Phillips
an9 fei,5 lenseF Donovan %, , hsnn,1y
I Ili,, M''u'''' Oi'p''es- "''''s anu
TALL SCORING,
.,
,i,'''"' 49, ,,st",
NJ nv. H,.s. ,'l'tl N"sl' ~. w ~
IN, M' w. "t' y" W. ptii,.'i
phia's favor. with three men on bases,
yn 1t' bun i' s.r1ing ' INV. ' r,ig 51,
6@rass tbe niate ortb ,sls st,bsfifuf,.,i
ana motor, tbe last nan ,,,s am pIttr.
bi,ry srnr.d f,Ur MOI" r,,rs In M.
phiiil,-' baif mn orror by Hewrrmnn
and consecutive hitting gave the locals
VIZ runs and tho game. Attendance.
g.,pr,
II IL
,,,..-,
,,'i1.uuIb, i.''' '''' ''''' ''''"ts q
inl''u''phlN ''''' ''t' '','''"l' -
gee. 0rth md B9ngiass tmpirs.-
Emsllo and Mcdonald
At. LOUIS WINS FROM ORIOLES.
hAlllnnl'' Mu,' NuE' 81 Louis
won nm ,NDltlhh yam, rom lhc pIlol",
To-Day YOUNG WIS M hnr FORM. nhl
uut i9I ,lIoie py lhn hlvh eAeN on MN
lnc hIus Np9lu NOT nave pt'h ~ tue
SCORE.
H. IT.. r.
st. Louis ..... ....... .........G 10 @
MeGInnlty and Robinson. Umplrga-
- l'dg ana liuut'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-10

Don't fnl "a sec the CoIorcd Cake
Walk nt saltulr Wednesday, Auguut
18TH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-10

Boston. Aug. p.-ClrvclBnI started nt
Nichols forccly today HUuuu. hrea n
the nnt. but after that th.v were cora.
able Co bat him with uuy rT.HL Uls-
ton hutiod knuppnr hHrI when hits
were needed CDIlInuWur ruu1r.I
licmphlll nt right in Che third luulne.
Attendance, 1900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-10
SKIRTS.


For 2Sc Solid color navy blue plquo
Dress Skirts, wcro sl,e5.
For 02c Navy blue duck and grara
linen Dress Skirts, white
braid trimmed: were $3.50.
FOR ST Az Grass linen Drcan Skirts.
handsomely trimmed with
either brown or white soutach braid.
were li.gi-