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Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-19
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, March 1s.-CoTToN-spot
closed quiet; middling uplands, 91kc; mid
ding gulf, csc; sales, $500 bales. Futures
closed steady; March, $780,; April, S.S6c;
May, S.S7c; June, S.S9c; July, $500; August,
S.s9c; September. I; $500; October, SMc; Mo-
vember and December, 8.02c.
NEW ORLEANS, March 1S.-CoTToN-
Easy; ordinary, use; good ordinary. 7sci
low middling, sac; middling. Sic; good
middling. &c; middllng fair, BIC; receipts,
S:s24 bales: stock, 1855 bales. Futures,
QUIET and steady; March, S.6198. &c; April,
$6Sqs; Sc; May, SnqS, 7sc; June; S.ssas.s4c;
Der. S.26Qs. &c; October, 8.0l@S.O2c.
ST. LOUIS, March 1s.-COTTON-1I16c
higher; sales, 300 bales; middiing, S%c: re-
ceipts. 1855 bales; shipments, 5,7h bales;
GALVESTON, March IS. COTTON =
Firm, SAc.
LIVERPOOL. March ls.-COTToN-spot,
fair demand, prices 1-32d higher; American
middling fair. sgd; good middling. 4 s1-32d;
ordinary. 4%d: ordinary. I'D. The sales of
for speculation. and export and included
$500 American. Receipts, 5000 bales, In
Guiding $1,000 American. Futures opened
quiet and closed quiet but steady.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-19
OIL and ROsin.

OIL CITY, March 1s.-OIL-Credit bal
anoes, sl.15; certificates. no bid; shipments,
Isl s'i bbl HoiI ave a 7 as.s5 SS'f b. Dds runs TO-
SAVANNAH, Ga, March 1s.-oIL-rur-
pentine, frm. sac. Rosin, Arm; A. B. c,
x s2.45; M, $2.S5; N, 1925; VIC. SSSO; WV,
sc; South Lima and Indiana, SOC.
NEW YORK. March 1S.-OIL%Cottonseed.
firm, Petroleum. dull. Rosin, firm. Tur-
.pentine, firm, 486D4S1c.
LIVERPOOL. March lS.-OIL-Cotton-
seed, Hull refined. spot, firm, 24s 4Ikd.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-19

The disposition of the days receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num-
Der Of head indicated:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-19
OIL LANDS
for
SALE OR LEASE.

IN THE BEST KNOWN FIELDS IN
THE WEST.
operation for years.
WHERE Il II claimed certain wells have
each Produced one million dollars worth
OF oilEone well over one mfIJon and iS
still producing good quantity.
We ave oil stock for sale In q good pro-
day, Zoe to lie per share Write Tor par
uculars. II fullest Investigation does not
substantiate our representation we will
held We mention this guaranty, know
LnE the papers are full OF propositions void
Call on or write to
,. n. RA0SDALE 4 SONS,
CSAOn City, CSlO.
References: Fremont County Bank. First
National Bank.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-19
Beef Steers and Cows Sell Readily at Fully
Steady Prices,
HOGS ADVANCE AND QUALITY IMPROVES
Desirable Grade Of sheep and
Lambs in Active Demand and
Prices Are Well sus-
tanned.
U OMAHA. March IS.

RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
TOT the year TO date, with comparisons
with last year;
1902 1901. Inc. Dec.
Cattle .............172 7S5 1858 $3.50 . 4.
hogs ..."...........5 9O,S5S y0e,410 S,3sS :..:.:
Sheep ..............lSS,3 47 223,76 5 ...... 35,4O5
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Cornings and
doings Of our
Neighbors.
BRIEF
PERSONAL
POINTERS.

H. J. sigel was Hibbing visitor
Wednesday.
Chas. Gustafson has returned
from an extended visit to his form:
err home in Sweden.
Mrs. W. c. Corey and Miss Lorna
Bates returned Monday to Fari-
bault, where the latter again enters
upon her school duties. DR.. Bates
accompanied them as far as Du
luth.
Word received from Mrs. A. H.
Stevens, who was called to her for
mer home at Antioch, ILL.,, week
ago, announces the death of her
brother, :.Bernard Webb, Saturday
last, resulting from injuries receiv-
ed in runaway accident.
Rev. NJ. Todd exchanged pull
pits with Rev. Youtsler, of Tower,
Sunday last.
Miss Glennie Gauld, Miss Moffett
and the Misses Maxwell, of Duluth,
were guests at the home of Miss
Gauld's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ.
Gauld, several days this week. Dur
ing their visit they enjoyed a pleas
ant days outing up the line of the
Duluth, Virginia & Rainy Lake, of
which line Mr. Gauld is local agent
Mrs. c. H. Angle and children. OF
west Superior, are guests at the
home of Supt and Mrs. Parmelee
at Franklin.
Jas. A. Wharton, of the Grossly
Real Estate Agency, Duluth, was in
the city today.
| Mrs. J. 0. Shadbolt visits the Chi.
cago markets, where she studies
late styles and purchases fall and
| winter stock.
Jacob Stein, of the Virginia Cash
Grocery, has been a business visit.
or to 1ronwood the past week.
Denny Martin returned from Du
luth tile first of the week, acceptino
position with r. Baker, at The
| Hub.
b. r. Smith, of The Fay, returned
Saturday from weeks visit to the
Twin Cities and Southern Minneso.
ia points.
Supt. Parmelee, of Franklin, went
to Duluth Yesterday.
| J. G. Vivian came in from Luck.
now Wednesday evening, where he
had been looking after his strip.
ping proposition at the new Kinney
| ,nine
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NJ. c. Palmer did stroke of mis-
sionary work on the west end this
week. He reports a pleasing out
look.
Joel Tornquist attended to bust
ness matters in Duluth the first of
the week.
Miss Elsie Johnson, who has been
a guest of her brother, Chemist
johnson at the Franklin, has re-
turned to her home at Ishpeming.
"A. A. Griffith, of Gridley, Kansas,
brother of Mrs. NJ. L. Fay, visits
with relatives in the city.
John Costin, Jr., went to Duluth
Monday.
John Cerveny, of Virginia, Mimi,
is a guest of his sister, Mrs. Fred
Roberts, at Ramsay. - Bessemer
Free Press.
Mrs. c. W. Miller returned Satur
day from a weeks visit to the Twin
Cities.
Chase Stevens spent Sunday with
Hibbing friends.
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OF PiKTNERSHIP

DISSOLUTION or rdKTNER>HIF
Lhe partnership heretofore exist
ing unuer the firm name and style
of johnson & Cronberg. wherein
John Johnson and Gust Cronbery,
of Buhl, Mimi, were partners, is
this 10Th day of August. 1902. dis
solved by mutual consent.
The grocery business of the said
Johnson & Cronbery will be contin-
ued by the said Gust Cronberg. who
will settle all debts of the late fir:n
and to whom all debts due said
firm should be paid, relating to the
grocery department of said firm.
The meat business Of the said
Johnson & Cronbery will be contin-
ued by said John Johnson. who Will
settle ali debts of the late firm and
to whom all debts due said firm
should be paid, relating to the meat
department of said firm
Dated at Buli. Mimi. August %.
1902. JOHN JOHNSON,
GUST C!sONBEk,i.
In presence Of
CHAS. +. NELSON
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ed the cord and wliiStled for "down
brakes" thinking that he had run
into a hay stack Ne5aba Ore.
fLI NUn+: PINE.
William O'Bricr,, Of St. Paul, has
bought the pine lands owned by
Henry furnish and Daniel Mcleod
in towns 60 and 81, ranges II and Is
west, lying short distance north
of Virginia. The pine is tributary
to the line of the new Duluth, Vir-
ginia & Rainy Lake railroad, now
in course of construction from this
city to International Falls. The con-
sideration involved is given at $780,
600.
The coal strike takes on a notice
able local aspect as the season adj
vances.
Many partridge are being brought
in. They are reported as quite
plentiful this season.
Job Printing promptly and neat
ly executed by the Enterprise Job
Printing Department.
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IiESOLCYIDINS.

Whereas, An Inscrutible Provi-
dence has seen fit to remove from
our midst our brother Isaac WiIlutS,
Therefore, BE 1t Resolved. by Vir-
ginia Aerie No. lU7 Of the Fraternal
Order of Eagles, in regular meet
ing assembled, that the coincidence
and sympathy of this Aerie be ex-
tended to the sorrowiny relatives
in their sad bereavement. and that
in their hour of sorrow we point to
them the bright star of Hope for
future and amending meeting on
the shores of eternity.
Be 1t further Resolved, That these
resolutions be published in The
Virginia Enterprise and The Vir-
ginian, and a copy of same he spread
IN the record book of Virginia Aerie
No. 107. and copy forwarded to the
nearest relative of our deceased
Brother.
+. +. BCRLEY..
A. RATH,
CHAS. +. NELSON,
Committee
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Clark returned
Tuesday from Eau Claire, Wis,
where they had been called by the
serious illness of a sister of Mrs.
Clark, whom they left greatly inn
proved in health.
r. H. A. Austin again interviews
Virginians on the book problem,
Burton Holmes Lectures being his
present specially.
AL Staff returned Tuesday from a
pleasant trip to the State Fair.
Miss Susan Pratt left Saturday for
Mortified, where she enters Carlton
college.
Alderman Johnson was visitor
to the Twin Cities during State Fair
week, returning home Tuesday.
Capt. T. ]. Jones, accompanied by
his daughter, Miss Alice, and son
Philip, returned Tuesday evening
from pleasant trip to southern
and eastern points. On Saturday
last they were at Wheeling, West
Virginia, where they listened to the
speech of President Roosevelt at
that point
Mrs. C. B. Lenont visits with Min
neapolis friends.
A. B. Coates went to Duluth Wed
n :sday.
Jas. Sullivan was business visi-
tor to Duluth over Sunday
r. E. Bailie, of the Virginia Jewel
ny Co., returned Saturday from a
trip to St. Paul.
F. c. Whiting, who is now EN-
| ployed in the Hibbing district, spent
Sunday with his family in the city.
w. r. Wasson returned Saturday
evening from Port Henry, New
York, whittier he accompanied the
| remains of his deceased brother,
Capt. 0. L. Wasson.
Rev.. 7. B. Smith, Of Cass Lake,
| is a guest at the home Of Rev. Row
son today.
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Alderman Moore, of Duluth, faith
cred and passed in the Zenith City
council Monday resolution order
ing the chief of police to order the re-
moval of all slot machine gambling
devices in the city. Virginia has
the gambling devices, but has no
Alderman Moore.
A service of Scripture reading,
prayer and praise, is conducted in
the lecture room of the Presbyterian
church every Thursday evening at
half past seven. This will be found
of special value to Sunday School
teachers, as the subjects considered
at these meetings will be the sub
jects of the next Sundays lesson.
You are cordially invited to attend.
Meeting lasts not longer than one
hour.
An intruder attempted to enter
the apartments of Chas. f. Fay, in
the rear of the Fay Exploration Co.
office Tuesday evening, and upon
becoming aware that his presence
was known fired shot from re-
vo]ver through the window, narrow
ly missing Mrs. Fay, who with her
children was alone in the room at
the time. Assistance was immedi-
ately called but no clue to the ma
rauder could be found. Several
other depredations of less serious
nature have been reported from
various parts of the city of late.
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: T.
FOOT BALL TOMORROW.

The opening game of the season
will be played on the home grounds
tomorrow afternoon, between the
Eveleth and Virginia High School
elevens. The game will be called
at 3 p. m. Lineup of the home team
will be as follows:
Center-I. Hawkinson.
Right Guard-H. King.
Right Tackle-H. Griggs.
Right End-O. Schoenleber.
Right Half-B. Mark.
Left Guard-P. Ericsson.
Left Tackle-Will Bonds.
Left End-John St. Cyr.
Left Half-M. Bonner.
Quarterback. Reid.
Full Backed Berg, captain.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1902-09-12

There will be the regular services
at the Presbyterian church next
Sunday. Sunday School at noon.
Evening service at half past seven.
The subject of the sermon in the
evening will be: "The Relation of
the Christian Voter to the Political
World" ]. Morillo Todd, pastor.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1902-09-12

The official report of the Execu-
tive committee of the Firemen's
Tournament, showing receipts and
disbursements, will be published
in The Enterprise next week.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1902-09-12

A new young lady boarder filed
an appearance at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. P. A. Coffey at an early
hour Wednesday morning. Didn't
even bring her grip along, but gives
every other evidence of her inten-
ton to remain.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1902-09-12

Our Lady of Lourde's Catholic
Society advertise for new bids for
the erection of the superstructure
of their new church edifce. It is
the present expectation to complete
the new edifice this year.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1902-09-12

The wise Member company,
which played Virginia under the
auspices of the Virginia Club to
500 house, is referred to by the Me-
saba Ore theatrical critic as an ay-
gregation of barn stormers.
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w. H. Shea is in direct charge of
the new road being constructed be-
tween this point and Elba, connect
ing with the road to Mckinley and
Biwabik.
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The Harvest Home supper under
the auspices of the ladies of the NJ.
E. Church at the Fay Block Wed
nesday evening was a decided sue
cess, the profits netting the Society
about $40.
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KILLED IN d. NJ. d n. WRECK.
Frank Reed, a fireman on the Du-
luth, Missabe & Northern road, was
caught beneath a car in wreck
near Proctor Wednesday. The
wreck was loaded ore train on the
way to the docks, caused by the en-
CINE leaving the track. Ten cars
Immediately following the engine
were derailed. The engineer and
fireman both jumped, but Reed
failed to clear the derailed cars and
was crushed beneath them.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1902-09-12

The Rev. DR.. Robert Forbes will
preach in the NJ. f. Church next
Sunday morning at II o'clock. All
cordially invited.
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Joseph Ahearn does a considera-
BILE amount of contract work at Hib-
bing, where many new buildings
are in course of construction.
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) CITY : For 80 :
: NEWS NOTES. : Busy Readers. :

The NJ, E. Ladies' Aid will meet
with Mrs. H. S. Wilson next Wed
nesday afternoon.
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A. ]. Shea, of Ely Lake, has five
mich COWS which he offers for sale
at reasonable price. For further in
formation call at his residence or
address him at Eveleth. 26tf
Peter Wiring and family have re-
moved to Hibbing, where Mr.W ring
goes to accept a prohered position
on the police force.
On Sunday morning at 9:45 the
Rev. DR.. Robert Forbes will meet
the Fourth Quarterly Conference of
the NJ. f. Church in the parsonage
All members of the conference are
urged to be present.
A bail game between Mt.IrOn and
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A ball game between Mt.Iron and
Hibbing at the latter point on Sun
day resulted in defeat for the visit
ors, who failed to score.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1902-09-12

The range candidates are entitled
to and will receive the support of
range voters.
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fOBJUL.IIN EN-.

Such will be the euphonious cog
nomen attaching to new Finnish
paper to be launched upon the ,rou-
blous sea of journalism. from Vir-
ginia, in the near future. Antero
Aide will be in charge of the edi-
torial department Of the new Jour
nal, which should find a prolific
field on the Minnesota ranges.
THOUGH1' HE STRUCK Il H4F sT.IcK
The railroad boys are telling a
good story On dad" Myers, engi-
neer on the old Barber cannon
BALI that ran in here ante-d DATING
the morning passenger. Dad"
wears yard or so Of "spinach" that
would make an eastern bunco man
prick up his ears. Just why he treas
ures this hirsute appendage is not
manifest; it is neither useful nor
ornamental -b11t he holds to it witt;
pride worthy OF better cause. 70
the story: One day the cannon BALI
was pulling along at a mile-a-1nin-
ute clip between here and Wolf let.
against head wind. Rounding I,
curve the faithful old engineer
thrust his head out of the cab viii
dow to keep Il good eye on things,
and as he did so the wind snafchtd
up a pailful of his whiskers and
threw them in his face. But dad"
was equal to the occasion-he pull
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The Junior League of the NJ. +.
Church will meet next Sunday af-
ternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
W. H. Eaton has purchased the
Northern Brewing Co. Office build
ing and will use same as an office.
Beginning next Sunday the even
ing services of the NJ. E. Church
will commence at 7:3O instead of s
O'Clock.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-18

child; stars. R. RothchIld. Lehmer, wulpi'
Eighth event, running broad jump, hsndi-
cap; No. II, r.. Cornwell, scratch; II, =.
v. Painter, scratch; is, G. i. Whitehead, lo
inches; II. A. Kroeger, ~ inchesi Z. n.
Ninth event, 30 yards, handicap: No, 2,
w. r.. BRehr, 4 yards; II, r. h. CornweIl !
yards; II. T.. v. Painter, scratchi ., n.
Reed, 5 yards; 16, G. X, whitehead, 3 yards;
a, g. Walch, 10 yards; %, A. Field IL
Tenth event, pole vault, handicap. No.
II, r.. Cornwell, 8 inches; 80. II. Finney,
scratch; Is, II. e. Edison. 4 inches; 80, r.
"EElL Eleventh event. 40 yards. handicap: No.
s, n. A. Siebert, 5 yards; s, II. Reed, "
yards; 10. p. +. Paulson, 20 yards; II, r.. ~.
Cornwell, scratch; IL. A. Kroeger, ~ yards
IS. Y. Baker, n yards; "a. e.. J, Foley, u
yards; 4, 81. ". Painter, scIratchi 81 Z
Walsh, q yards; g. a. Field, q yards 1,
Twelfth event, shet-putS handIsap: NO. 2
feet; IS, c. II. Hamilton, 2 feet; ii, q,
Cornwell, 2 feet; Is. II. E. Edison, I feet
80, II. Finney, scratch.
Thirteenth event, relay race, one mile
Reds, Siebert %(oaptaln), Hansen, Foley
Kroeger, Field and Painter, substitutes
Blyes Reed tesPtainl Paulson' BaksT
tutes.
Fourteenth event. pursuit race: Leather
Lungs, q. A. siebert; Long Winds, Il. X
Fifteenth event, TERMS tournament
singles, Young Mems Christian association
members: N. G. Webster, r. Sunderland
A. b. Tebblns, r. Wilson, Z. Kenworthy.
Two base ball games.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-18
Y. M. C. A. ATHLETIC CARNIVAL
Entries and Handicaps for the Events
At the Park ON Saturday
A~ftsrnOOA.

Last night entries for the Young Mems
Christian association midsummer track
athletic carnival closed, and the handicaps
were figured out. If the rain god will only
be satisfied to withhold his bounty until
after the meet the track will be lightning
fast and some excellent performances
should be worked up. The events. entries
First event, nifty yards dash, boys under
u: No. "a, Il. Wulpi; 2s, r. Curtis; IS, A.
Lyden; q, e. c. Lehmeri e. J.. Lowe; q, c..
Bundy; n, II. Keseller; 20, r. 8. Dowd
Second event, 100 yards dash, boys under
16: No. Is, r.. Rothchild; T. j. J.. Fried
man; "a, j. q. Painter.
Third event, one mile handicap: No. 3, r.
II. Kinkade. 40 yards; s. z. A. Siebert,
scratchi 10 p. ]. Paulson, 30 yards; II, A.
Kroeger. IS yards; IS, G. H. Hamilton, 20
Fourth event, tweIve-pound hammer
iieesEfe;ws fkSnRsl R. fRRinksSe. I feet; /. H II Ware >
ham. 2 feet; u, +. Baker. IS feet; II, E. v.
Painter, scratch; Is. c. H Hamilton, s feet;
Fifth event. 100 yards dash. handicap: No.
1, A. H.. Hansen, 1 yards; 2. W. e. Baehr, 2
gsTeS; 4 I; w IRsram yards; 8 E
=. cornwsll, yard; IS +. Baker. 8 yards;
sseraEies; f Is, Il. GSssEnSssriy. i yards ra sia z.
sixth event. high jump. handicap. No. 1.
inches; IS, H e. Edison, 2 inches; 80. r.
Wilson. 5 inches; 4. z. w. Ingram inches
IA y Baker. 2 inches; 80. II. Finney,
Seventh event. relay race. boys under II:
SINNERS. Datid. Lows. Lyden, c. Roth
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-18
IN Arrow FROM PEORIA
Omaha Takes Series from Distillsu with
Very Little Trouble.
ALLOvKY WHTEwAsRts HART GANG
POdEe's Pitching and Eddie CreiRh-
toms catebtng the Features OF
n Game that was Wen
worth seeing.

Eddie Creighton batted a beautiful single
of Billy Hart in the hfth inning Thursday
with three men on bases, scoring the hrst
and winning runs OF the day. He con-
tinued his star throwing Of the day pre-
vious on the only occasion when the Dis
tillers cared TO test n, catching O'Brien
at second in the first inning. Furthermore,
he cut OF a run at home plate by COM
pletlng a pretty double from Carter to
home, taking the ball on the mud and
touching o'Brien on the slide Just in time.
A sticky field, a nasty ball and a d~rizzling
rain made no more difference to him than
to the oldest player on the grounds, and
he played the game through with the same
sang froid that marked his hrst days work.
"Podge" Allowsy was in great shape, and
allowed but six we'll scattered hits. The
only time that 1t did seem Peoria would
score, in the sixth, with three men on
bases and one out, the double OF Carter
and Creighton finished The business.
Till the fifth Billy Hart was a stiff rebus.
allowing no hits. and putting the Rangers
cut one, two. three. for four innings. In
the next singles by Stewart and Pears,
Hickey's base on balls and Creighton's
single scored two. Then Eddie made a
clever sacrifice steal for second, and while
Wilson threw there for him Hickey came
home. After that Hart went up a little.
giving three bases and hitting a man In
the next three innings. In the eighth the
other three hits were made of him by
Dolan, Stewart and Pears, bringing In two
scores.
Dolan made a startling one-handed stop
in the eighth, and Hickey had some hne
ones to his credit. Genins' catches in mid
die, especially the one where he doubled
over to Pears, were top form. Pears kept
up HIS hitting streak by making two out
OF the six.
Rain stopped the game ten minutes in
the middle Of the third inning. and the
ground was treacherous thereafter. A thou
sand people were out. There is no game
today but Kansas City comes for satur-
day, Sunday and Monday. Yesterdays score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-18
WILL DETERMINE SENTIMENT
Special Election Called to Vote on
Sunday Base Ball Question at
Nebraska City.

NEBRASKA CITY, Neb.. July 17.-(Spe-
.cial.)-The question of Sunday base ball
will be submitted to the people at a special
election, to be held on July 10. The news
papers have been asked to print announce
ments to that effect, signed by the Business
will have no legal effect, 1t will give some
Idea OF the sentiment OF the people.
The trial of the base ball players who
was called In Judge Hills court today. The
case was turned over to Judge H. O.:
Leigh, who had been specially appointed
defense asked for a continuance until
Thursday. July 81, and It was. granted.
Order league today and plans were formu-
lated for the continuance OF the fight
against Sunday ball.
ranged for another game Sunday, when Ii Is
said tina the spectators as well as the
players will be placed under arrest. Both
sides in the fight appear determined and a
long fight Is assured. go