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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-21
ROOSEVELT IN HIGH
FAVOR WITH POWERS
Continued from First Page.

Fo, vessels lyipg in the ports now de-
cared to: be blockadsd-fltteen daXs:
h1oclade win re1ls,sr themselves liable to
all measures AUTHORIZED, by the, law of
ne tons, and by the respective treaties be-
tween His sMajesty's Government and the
different neutral powers.
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Christmas. There are ople--hundredss
and thousands of them-whoe have thought
OF scarcely anything else for two weeks weeks
ana longer than what they might, give
their friends at Christmas that will make
them happy and convey something 81 ne 1S,.
tenderness they feel. Who s:can esttn lss g
the ennoblint Influences of such unseihsh
thoughts upon the person who cherishes
them? The conduct of that person VIII De
modified In measure at least by them
through all the years to come:
And SO, and rightly. too. this day stands
first in all the calendar of holidays. pc
Cause It stands for unselfshness and char
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Lowest temperature yesterday..-....-
Mean temperature yesterday....:.-..-9'
Normal temperature for December.
Departure from normal temperature.
Precipitation during past a hours...
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Brit, in Wales F My.

(By Associated Pressl
LONDON, Dec. 2o-The Princess of
Males gaze birth to a son tonight. Both
mother and child are doing WELL
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would assume the charge, providing
own view cannot prevail.
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SUMMARY oF I'D Y:SiNEWl;S:;'.
FORECAST.

+ OREcAsT. S.
Sunday, rain: brisk, possibly high east
to south asst winds on the coast Monday
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This is a Mans Store
for Women to Shop in.

Smoking JACKIE S. $3.50 (worth $500.
Fines; Smoking Jackets, $4,000.
Bath Robes. So. so up.
Drsssng Rob, Sin which any man can
iuxurlate-s5.t Q to $500.
Fine Shirts, >calfs, Pajamas, Walking
Sticks. Umbrellas, Linen Handkerchiefs-a
hundred and one acceptable gifts
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Hun1ors
Hood S .InrsapariZla

Which radically and permanently drives
1slCm out and builds up the whole system,
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Young Frank l. kerns, injured; In. game :.
Of basket ball at Z. NJ. c. A. yesterday
morning. dies at Virginia Hospital short {
Nv after Inidi:Ight. Operat on for contu :lon
Of the brain did not avail to save nln m
Screen ordinance to be considered "
committee of Council at meeting to-moE.
row night. Week will be quiet one aoo'le
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Roth play houses promise attractive
Mis- for matinee and evening perform
,nces and great crowds are sure TO
a++anI "a always on this holiday. Dinner
a. the Jefferson or Ruegers or the
groups about many fresides VIII ciose
a day which all believe VIII De the ntap-
piest Of their lives.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-10
SHAMROCK TO BE A CUTTER
Thomas Upton Denies that the
New Challenger VIII he n
chooner

LONDON. Sept. THE idea mooted In
New York that Shamrock III will be a
ter similar TO the former racers in type
and appearance. Sir Thomas Upton taxes
exception to the suggestion that he com
pels American designers to continue the
production of freak boats. He admits that
there is considerable of the freak In a racer
this is entirely due to the conditions i'm
posed by the rules governing cup contests.
Sir Thomas says Messrs. Fife and Watson
would be glad TO have the chance of turn
present conditions 1t would have no chance.
Sir Thomas Upton, accompanied by Cap
tain Wringe and Mr.. Fife, the yacht de-
signer, visited the Dennys yard at Dunn
long interview with the heads of the firm,
fxing the details regarding the building OF
Shamrock III. A long time was spent In
lenger was built and which is carefully
guarded from outsiders. Work Is now pro-
crossing therein and IT was apparently very
interesting to the Upton party. Sir Thomas
and Inspected the work being. done on
Shamrock /, with the view of keeping II
in readiness for use as a trial horse.
BOSTON,, Sept. 9.--The Herald will say
challenge for the America CUP FOR next
year is practically assured and a challenger
is to be built by Sir Thomas Upton. on the
other side, there is a movement on foot for
a Boston cup defender to be designed by
w, Sterling Burgess.
A number Of prominent yachtsmen have
interested themselves and it looks as II
enough money would be forthcoming to
place n Burgess boat in the field against
the creation OF the Herrschoffs or other
designer. All of young Burgess boats
nave been fast this season and show an ad-
vantage over his older boats and cracks OF
last year. He has already made the plans
of a ninety-footer to be built for cup de-
Tense.
Mr.. Burgess is at present on n trip of in
spection among the British and Scotch
shipyards and will return to this country
about october I. Mr.. Burgess father de-
signed. the Mayf1ower. Puritan and Volun-
teer, all cup defenders.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-10

packing houses, and this Is generally con
tracted for at the frst Of each year.
Grading Firm Changes.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-10
RAIN PoSTPoNES THE RACES
Bad weather Permits Only Two
Heats 20 BE Trotted at
Syracue,

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Sept. 9.-Rain and a
heavy windstorm caused a postponement
of the Grand Circuit races here today after
a heat had been pulled off in each. of two
races, before a crowd of 5000 people, The
first race was the 2:24 class trotting event
for the Woodruff stake of 5000, the largest
purse of the week. Only four of the thirty
horses nominated for this event last April
started in the race. Zephyr, who 1t was
expected would start as a favoTite against
Rhythmic, was drawn, as she went lame
at Hartford last week.
The first heat developed a hot contest
between Rhythmic, oxford Chimes and
Maxine. Rhythmic, who was a favorite
In the betting, won out by half a length
and Chimes was second.
The first heat of the 2:06 pace was run in
a heavy shower and was won by Darrell.
Results.
The Woodruff stake for 2:24 t%rotters, purse
5000. best three in five:
Rhythmic, b. r., b. Oakland Baron, dam
Strathmore Hudson) .................. !
Oxford Chimes, blk. g. CDodge). "...,.... 2
Overflow, b. =. (HowelD .............. 4
Time: 2:11k.
2:O6 pacing, purse $1,000, best W in three:
Darrell, b. m, by Alexander (McDonald). 90. 1
Prince Direct, blk. h. (McHenry) ........... 2
The Bishop, b. 6. CWilson) ................. 3
Fannie billiard, b. m. (Snow) .............. 4
Sir A~lcantara, b. h, (Lockhart) ............. 5
Billy II, b. h. (F1sher) 6
Martha Marshall, b. m. (Noble) ...........ds
Time: 2:07A.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-10
Mnric City Gossin.
INQUEST IS TO BE HELD
Cause of Accident Resulting In Death
of Secret Service Agent Craig
Subject of Inquiry.

PITTSFIELD. Mass, Sept. 9.-The in
quest into the death Of William Craig, the
secret service agent who was killed here
last Wednesday In the collision between
an electric car and the carriage containing
President Roosevelt, was begun today.
AS a large number Of witnesses are to
be examined. it is expected the inquiry
will occupy more than a week. President
Roosevelt and Secretary Cortelyou will not
be called upon to give evidence.
The governor has requested the State
Board of Railroad Commissioners to make
a thorough investigation OF the accident.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-10
N
Totals g. 8 10 "a IL 1

'Batted for Gleason in the eighth.
Washington ..........1 OIL 0 0 o %
Boston .............O o 0 O o o o %
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-10
AFTER THE SMALLPOX GERM
Furnish Funds to Aid I'm
Scientific Search.

CLEVELAND, o., Sept. 9.-Health OIL
Ger Friedrich of this city has sent a letter
to John D. Rockefeller, calling his atten-
ton to the fact that medical science had
as yet failed to discover the smallpox
germ and that such a discovery would
probably mean the elimination Of much
human misery and the saving of many
lives.
He asks Mr.. Rockefeller to provide a fund
for the purpose of having In investigation
carefully carried on.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-10

packing houses, and this is generally con
tracted for at the FIRST Of each year.
Grading Firm Changes.
lack C%uddington came over from Of
tumwa, Ia, Monday. and yesterday he
closed a deal with Tom Hector whereby
C~uddington becomes the sole owner Of the
grading outfit which has been operated here
for some months under the firm name.
Mr.. Hector will retire from the grading
business Just as soon as he completes the
contract on Twenty-seventh street.
More improvements.
Balthss letter is putting up a hall for
the use Of Polish people at the corner OF
Twenty-seventh and ] streets. This hall
will be used by the various societies for
the holding Of meetings and possibly for
lodges. AS the erection OF the building
has only commenced. It will be at least
six weeks before the structure Is COM
pleted.
Cowboy Carnival.
Secretary Guild OF the local Live Stock
exchange is working hard to secure a
bunch Of representatives TO go to the cow
boy carnival to be held at Hyannis this
week. 1t is predicted that not less than
fifty representatives of the exchange will
go up, ATThuBeneuUs are DelnB mdue lOI
at least two cars OF live stock dealers. An
interesting trip is anticipated by those who
propose to go.
savage summons officers
Yesterday afternoon Governor Savage,
through Adjutant General Colby, summoned
Captain w. L. Holland and Lieutenant
Bruce McCulloch of the South Omaha Cav
airy troop to Lincoln. II is understood
that the governor desires the troop to
march overland to the maneuvers at Fort
Riley, Kan. In case 1t is decided that the
troop will go, Governor Savage proposes to
go along and camp out with It.
Magic City Gossip.
c. w. Hill is a patient at st. Joseph's
hospital, where he Is to undergo an opera
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rahm, Nineteenth
and O streets, announce the birth OF a
daughter.
Next Sunday Rev. r. l.. Wheeler will
preach a sermon on the subject of William
Mckinley.
Councilman Miles Welsh is back from the
western part of the state, where he went to
look after business matters.
Charles A. Durham, assistant cashier of
the Packers National bank, is a patient
at st. Joseph's hospital, Omaha. Mr.. Dun
ham Is undergoing an operation for APP
pendicitis,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-10
NASH ISSUES PROCLAMATION
Calls Attention of People of Ohio 70
the First anniversary of
Death of Mckinley.

COLUMBUS, o., Sept. 9.-Governor lIarh
issued the following proclamation to the
people Of Ohio today:
Next Sunday, September IA, will be the
first anniversary OF the death of Presi-
dent Mckinley. Many churches of all
denominations throughout the county
have voluntarily started a movement 10
hold a memorial service at their regular
place of worship in remembrance of the
late president. s...
l desire to call attention to this fact and
to express the earnest wish that the people
of Ohio Join In this movement, making 1t
worthy of the splendid life and work of
the late president.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-10
TENNIS PLAY AT FIELD CLUB
PreIiminaries and Part of First Round
in the Handicap Tour 1
nament.

Some close and interesting tennis con-
tests were played on the courts Of the
Field club last evening in the handicap
tournament. All the preliminaries but one
and a part Of the first round were dis
posed of.
IN the pTein : matTneS tne results
SIS, 6-3; Pollard (scratch) beat Ryan (3O),
so, Sc; Smith Q5) beat Neville (3O), SO, ga,
so; Haskell (scratch) beat Battin (scratch),
60, ga; Martin (scratch) beat Lsmere Q5
plus SO Of 15), 2-6, 60, 6-1.
In the first round Brown (scratch) beat
Erwin 800, SO, 6-3. and Van Camp Q5)
beat Dufrene (scratch). 6-1, so,
The remaining preliminary match. be-
tween Caldwell and Palmer Will be played
the first thing this evening, and the re-
naming matches in the first round will
also be completed.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-10
Good Crowd at Yankton Fair.

YANKTON, 8. D., Sept, ~e-(speciaI Tele-
gram. )-State fair opened today with a
third more paid admissions than on any
other first day since the fair started. There
are good exhibits in all agricultural lines
Faux, Edmunds and Bon Homme counties
have large displays of cattle. The horse
sheds are overcrowded. Races for today:
Trotting. $40 class: Meleganan won,
Peter c second, Adolph G.. third. Time:
2:29k.
Pacing, 2:20 class: Prosperity won, Seal
Patchen second, Norway Chief third. Time;
2:25h.
RInning race: Queen OF Decams won,
Babe second, Little Dick third.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-10

NEW YORK. Sept. Elm view OF the sat
isfActory conclusion Of the court proceed
the claims of Evelyn B.. Baldwin. the leader
Of the expedition, as against those Of Cap
tain Johannssen of the America, William
Zeisler today cabled Mr.. Baldwin asking
that ne return to New York. William 8,
Champ, who had charge of the second ex-
petition, which was to reach Franz Josef
land. but was prevented by the Indictment
weather and the ice, will soon follow. After
consultation with Mr.. Baldwin and Mr..
Champ, Mr.. Zetgler will determine his flu
ture plans. He has no intention of aban-
doning the expedition.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-10
Alleged Tobacco Combination.

WINDSOR. ont, Sept. "a royal COM
mission Tsssd Som SRBRSinSss sav 70 in sDbssoa into SoI sSs al
OF the United States and the Canadian
retailers, Is examining witnesses here. II
Is expected chat the Canadian producers
will attempt to show that the companies
OF the United States virtually control tbs
Canadian trade by means OF a system OF
rebates to retailers, contingent upon their
refusing to handle Canadian tobacco.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-10
Regents want Games.

The scheduled game between the Regents
and the Gate City team yesterday was
given to the Regents . to 0 on account
OF the Gate City team failing TO appear.
The Regents then played a picked team
and defeated them by n score of is to 8.
Batteries for the Regents: Neilssoh. Ken
needy and Thompson. and for the picked
team Gember and Maize did the work.
The Regent foot ball team will begin prac-
tice Monday and In two weeks or 50 will
be ready for any team IN. the city under
Reeves, Richardson Drug company, city,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-10

two for the Marshall Field trophy. The
winning team gets possession OF the cup
for one year and each member Of the
team a replica Of the cup in miniature.
The qualifying round for the western cham
pionship trophy will be played tomorrow.
Eighty-hve contestants are entered. A
heavy rain last night put the course N
excellent condition.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-10

SUPERIOR, Neb., Sept 9.-Cspecial)-
McCook aud Superior played the first Of a
series of three base ball games here yes
perior punched errors in the sixth inning
and apparently lost the game. but won Il
back by herd hitting in the last three in
Superior 40 1 0 OOOs 2 II I !
McCook ........O o o o 81 o O-S 8 s
Batteries: McCook, Moore and Bender;
Superior, Buss and Glade. Umpire: Dr..
walt
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-10
COLI Tournament BeRins

CHICAGO, Sept. e.-Play IN the opening
event Of the fourth annual championship
tournament OF the Western Golf associa-
oagO Golf club at Wheaton. The initial
play was OF eleven teams at thirty-siX
teams medal play aEatnst b0geys, thirty
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-10
Defective steering wheel TO blame,

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 9.-According
to information from France that has iist
reached here from a friend OF the Fair
steering wheel instead or a collapsed tire
that caused the death OF Mr.. and Mrs.
mobiling in France. All arrangements
have been completed for receiving the
bodies OF the Fairs on Friday In this city.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-10
Onawa wins from Danburv.

ONAwA. Ia. Sept. 9.-(Special Telegram
The Onawa leaguers defeated the Dam
bury team today at Danbury by a score OF
IS 70 S Batteries; Onewa. Brown, Friese
n Hoilis; Danbury, Morrisey. Montgom-
cry and Brockman. Umpire: Newcomber.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-10
Lenrne.

At MISUNDERSTANDING. 8; Blooming
ton, O.
At Terre Haute-Terre Haute, 8; Decatur.
l..
At Cedar Rapids-CedAr Rapids, 2; Dav-
export, 1.
At Observation-Disclosures, s; Rock Island, 2.
At Rockford-First game: Rockford, 81;
q. Rnnkfnrh q
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-10
Bar Fender Too Swift for Machinists.

A good-sized crowd got together yester-
day afternoon at the Vinton street ball
fund Of the striking Union Pacific ma
chinists and to see the match game between
the team representing the mechanics and
the nine of the bartenders' union. The
game was won by the latter by a score of
10 10 s. The feature. OF the game was the
battery work of Boles and Scott for the
winners. Boles made fifteen strike outs
and three assists. Lou .Winkler distin-
guished himself in the field e se,.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-10
Good crowd at For Dodge Races.

FORT DODGE. Ia, Sept. s-lspeeial
Telegram)-The race meet OF the Mineral
Park association opened today with an at
tendance OF 1900 people. The races were
close and exciting, especially the free-for.
al pace. which was won by VyzRnt Star.
a Mangon horse. The track was fairly
fast and weather perfect. The 2:46 trOt and
free-for-all pace were pulled on this after
noon, Results were as follows:
Trottlng, 2;S5 class:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-10
LAST VISIT OF KANSAS CITY
Nichols and His Team Coming for the
Farewell Series of This
season. F..

Wednesday afternoon Charlie Nichols viii
lead his warriors out to Vinton Street park
TO open the farewell series with Omaha TOR
the season of 1902. Two new faces will be
seen in the Omaha lineup, Wright at first
and Burg at third. Game will be called at
A;Ah. Tho teams.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-10
OMAHA MAN MAKES ADDRESS
w. s. Baldun Principal -enker ut An
nuaI Convention of Master
Bakers in Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 1.-THE fifth annual
convention OF the National Association Of
Master Bakers, with over 600 members pres
ent, met here today.
Following the reports of officers addresses
were made by W.. S. Balduff Of Omaha and
others.
It is understood hat the convention will
meet in St. Louis in 1904. and there is some
contest for the convention of next year.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-10
Funeral of EE-ssnatoF Roach.

NEW YORK. Sept. s.-The funeral OF
former United States Senator william y.
dsnce. this city, The interment will be an
the Congressional cemstery at Washington.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-10
'rSt game.
MINNEAPOl
KANSAS CITY.

Earned runs: Kansas City. 2; Minne-
Smith, wiimot, Wetden. Three-base hits;
Leewe,s Lally, Quillin. Stolen base: Wer-
den. Double plays: Leewe to Cannon.
Grant TO QuilIin to Werden. First base on
balls: ON Gear. 1; on Terrence, 2. Hit by
pitched ball; BY Gear, /; by Terrence, 2.
Struck out: BY Gear, i; by Terrence, /.
Time; 1850; Umpire: Roe.
Second game:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-10
KANSAS CITY.
MINNEAPOLIS


'Gear bstted for Gibson.
N Namsss City '.....::@G Sc Gis
Earned runs: Kansas City. l; Mime
apOlis, z. TYo-base hits, Rothfuss. Gan
non. Nance, McAndrews. Dublin, Lynch 90,
Yeager, Wllmot. Three-base hits: Leews
Quillin %, Sacrifice hits: NANCE, Nc
Andrews, Lelly, Yeager o. Sullivan.
stolen bases: r. Smith, Cannon, Lynch,
Lally. Hit by pitched ball; BY Gibson, q;
by Smith, 2; by Terrence, l.. First base on
balls: on Mcdonald. 2; on Smith, 8; on
Terrence, p Struck out; BY Mcdonald. 2;
by Gibson. s; by Smith. 2; By Torrence, 2,
Innings pitched: BY Mcdonald. 81; by
Gibson sh BY smith, 8; by Torrense' Z
Smith. 6; on florence, l. Passed balls:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-10

superior Rallies at the Rat.

Games today: st. Louis at Boston, Pitts
at Philadelphia, Chicago at New York,
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-10
BALL SEASON ENDS AT TOLEDO
Games Well P~atrOniSed, Though Home
Team IL at Bottom of
List.

TOLEDO. o., Sept, 9r-The ball season in
Toledo ended today. The game was we'll
patronised here all season, notwithstand-
ing the fact that the team Is at the bot
tom. In the third inning Louisville
punched seven hits and made seven runs.
Pfeister, 1rahius. hieinow and BuFns made
a triple play in the fifth. Attendance, 500.
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-10
Postponed Gamer.

At Detroit-Detroit-St. Louis American
league game postponed on account of wet
grounds and cold weather. Two games to-
morrow.
At Philadelphia Philadelphia Baltimore
game postponed; rain.
At Observation-Disclosures Chicago Ameri-
can league game postponed on account of
wet grounds. W games will be played
tomorrow,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-10
GAMES IN AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston and Washington Only Teams
which Manage to Dodge
the Rain.

BOSTON, Sept. 9.-Patten's mastery
pitching had Boston all at sea today. The
home team was able to hit him safely In
Patten fRnned the three batters up in
quick succession. Delehanty batted Young
at will. Attendance, 4,02S. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-10
annthern AaanrIntIon.

At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 6; Memphis. g.
At Little Rock-Atlanta, 4; Little Rock. O.
ham, T.
At New orlsans-Nsw Orleans, 5; Chat.
.tanonaa- 2 r.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-10

Totals ...ls IS 81 10

1.-TWO out when winning run was made.
81 PaaT '...~ lSdSd5 EIs
Earned runs: Milwaukee, 5; st. Paul, T..
Two-base hits: Runkle, ponahue, DUNCAN
Schiebeck. A. Mcbride, Egan. Three-base
hits; Lumley,. Hurley. Bases on balls: on
Struck out: BY Olmsted, 9; by Miller, s.
Stolen bases: Hallman. Clingman, Marcus.
Time; 1850. Umpire: Figgemeier.
At Columbus-Indianapoli s-C Columbus: no
game
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-10
Rain on GRAND Circuit Rhc.s.
WIN Not Abandon Expedition.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Sept. s.-The Grand
Circuit races here were postponed until to-
morrow on account of rain.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-10
NesrO Hanged for Assault.

MONTROSS, Va, Sept. s.-John Lomax.
a negro, who criminally assaulted Susie
Costenbader, a young woman OF Potomac
Mills. near Alexandria, last June, was
hanged here today.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-10

Boston .....,."ns....4 Y o OIL 2 o 0 -
Chicago ...".~,.sgsiT0 4 1PR1tO 0 Go
Earned runs: Boston. 3; Chicago, T.
Two-base hits Greminger, Hardy, Ten
Murray. Double plays; Demont to Ten
ney. ktttrtdEe to 'Greminger. First base
on balls: on Malarkey, 2; off Hardy, T.
Struck out: BY Malarkey, Z: by Hardy, 2.
Time: 1870 Umpire: Emslie.
At overwhelmingly a-Cincinnati
game postponed; rain.
At New York-The New Pittsburg
ana B~rookiyn-St. Louis National league
games were postponed; rain.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-10
Totals -. II "a is

Two-base hits: Burns, CosgsweIl, Ker-
Mitchell. Triple play: Pfeister to Grefius
to Kleinow TO. Burns, Stolen base; Pfeis-
ter. Double plays: Bonner TO Quinlan to
CAMEL; Quinlin to Bonner to Ganzel.
Struck out: BY Flaherty, 8; by Pfeister,
Camel; Quinlan to Bonner to Camel.
g.. First base on balls: on Pfeister, g..
Wild pitches: Pfeister, g. Time; 1855.
Umpire: Haskell.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-10

Earned run: Milwaukee. Sacrifice hits:
Mcbride, Runkel, Donahue. Stolen bases:
Huggins, Hallman., Bases on balls: on
Hawley, 2; OF Stimmel, 81 Hit by pitched
ball: Donahue. Passed balls. Domaine
%. Struck out: BY Hawley, 2; by slim
mel, 3. Double play: Hawley to Runkel.
IeIt on passes! milwaukee,, p; st. Paul, l.
Time; 1850 Umpire: Figgemeler.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-10
BOSTON WINS FROM CHICAGO
Windy City Men Unable to Cope with the
Bean Batsrs.
RESULTS OF THE OTHER GAMES
Minneapolis Fakes Two Victories from
Dale Gears kansas City Team
~ No Contest Scheduled
for omaha.

BOSTON. Sept. 9.-Boston defeated Sc
lees Chicago team in an in-and -out game
today. Hardy held Boston Town to seven
hits but they all counted, while Chica COS
ten hits on Malarkey we're mixed with some
fast fielding by Boston. Attendance, 45O.
Ecora.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-10
In the western League

Games today; Kansas City at Omaha, st
Joseph at Des Moines, Peoria at Colorado
Springs. Milwaukee at Denver.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-10
Minneapoiis Takes Two Games.

KANSAS CITY. Sept. 9.-Minneapolis
OF Terrence and the ragged fielding by
Kansas City and hard hitting by Mime
apolis. Terrence pitched the first game
ance, 800. Scores:
First game: