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Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-29
Comes CIeveIand'u Way

CLEVELAND. Aug. %. Cleveland
punched hits off Carrick in the third and
seventh innings and won easily. Joss was
Washington made three runs on four hits
three Of which were scratches, Attend
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-29

Totals II II "a ID

Earned runs: P~ittsburg, 5; Chicago 2
Two-bass hits: Beaumont, Crolius. Three
base hits: King (). Home run: Conroy.
Stolen bases: Beaumont, Leach, Wagner.
out; BY Phillippi, 2; by Taylor, 3. wild
pitch: Taylor. Double play: Conroy to
Ritchey to Wagner. Time: $40. Umpire:
Irwin.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-29

stock Boys Fan at Fremont.

Games today: Brooklyn at Boston, New
York at Philadelphia. st. Louis at Gin
%cinnati, Chicago at Pittsburg.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-29

Games today: Boston at Detroit, phila-
delphia at Chicago, Baltimore at st. Louis,
Washington at Cleveland.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-29

Left on bases: Douisville, /; Toledo, 2.
Two-base hit; 1Odwell. Three-base hits:
Odwell. Clymer. Home rum: Smith. Sac
rtnce hit: Flournoy. Double play; Schaub
to Bonner to CAMEL. stolen base: Schaub.
Struck out. BY Flaherty, s; by German,
s. Hit by pitcher: CAMEL. First base on
balls: ON German. 2. Time; lis. UNI
pire: Tyndall.
INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. 2s-.-IndianapoIIs
secured enough tallies IN the FIRST two I'm
pings TO win today's game. Attendance,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-29
Zero Weather for the sprinEA
of the Teams.

Games today; Omaha at Des Moines;
Denver at Colorado Springs, Peoria at KAN
sas City. Milwaukee at st. Joseph,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-29
standInr OF the Teams.

Games today: Minneapolis at st. Paul
Kansas City at Milwaukee, indianapolis a
Louisville, Columbus at Toledo.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-29

Two out when winning run was scored.
81 Louis ........0o0 ooQ0 o III
Sacrifice hits: Jones, Howell. Double
plays: Friel to Wallace, Williams to
Jones. Stolen bases: Burkett, Friel. Nc
Farland. First base on balls: on Katoil.
|; on Donahue, l. Struck out: BY Katoli,
e by Donahue, l. Left on bases: ST.
Louis, !; Baltimore. 10, Time: 1852. Um-
pire: Sheridan.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-29
Milwaukee, Wins Fierce One.

bolt.
Milwaukee Wins Fierce one.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Aug. 2s.-It took four
teen innings TO decide today's game. Score:
RH.E.
Milwaukee ID o0O0OOOOeOOOG1 Is i
st. Joseph ....1 oOO010OOOOOOO-2 s 0
Batterles: milwaukee,, Swormstead and
Lucia; st. Joseph, Chinn and Roth.
DistilIers Defeat KawvilIe Crowd.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 2s.-Peoria defeated
Kansas City In a slow. iistless game. At
tendance, $50. Score:
R.H.E.
Peoria ..:......2 2 lO1ooo OS Q 5
Kansas City "a 90 o 0 0 O-6 II /
Batteries: Kansas City. Gibson and Mes
slit; Peoria, Hart and Wilson.
Zero Weather for the sprinEa.
COLORADO SPRINGS, Aug. 2s.-Lempke
pitched for Denver today and proved eff
fective. The locals were shut out in a fast
game. Score:
R.H.E.
Denver .........O 0 o 900 Ga I o
Colo. Springs. 0 o o 90 Z 8
Batteries: Denver, Lempke and Wilson;
Colorado Springs, Jones and Baerwald.
Standing Of the Teama.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-29
OMAHA.

Two-base hts: Clark, Pears, Hoffer (l,
Graham, l.. Struck out: by Homer 4; by
Graham, 4. Passed ball: Lobeck. wild
pitch: Graham. Time: l:@. Umpire: Alb
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-29

Many Horses at Battle Greek Meet.
BATTLE CREEK. Neb.. Aus. 2s-(spe
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-29

TwO-base hits; Isbell. H. Davis. BaIk:
Plat. stolen bases: H. Davis, q. Davis
Murphy. Double play: Isbell to Green
Struck out; BY Piatt, 1; by Waddell. u.
First base on balls; on Piatt, 2; IN Wad-
dell, T. Wild pitches; BY Waddeii, 2
tombstone.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-29

Played. Won. Lost. PC.
Philadelphia .."....iH 81 .5S7
The citizen., 1902-04-25
BEAUTY SPOTS.

Cocoa butter Is an excellent skin food
and Is largely used IN massage
Boiling water poured over bran and
the hands soaked and ba,hed, then
dried by the fire. renders them soft
and smooth.
Let the hair be Ioose st night. far
T.nninS ~ plating / N lightly, ty re
tarGirS the circulation Il The blood. j
spt 10 injur.ouSly affect the growth u
the hair
Both ttnc,u7e of ber-o.u and almond
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used fer cleansing and : an aStrlrcant.
tie other 5 aSed IN soften tie a.1.
particularly tie hands
To remove uo.e> couch them with
nitric acid. caC>tie potash or lunar
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Re very careful 2ot 70 touch the -.
rounding skin. else scar may be tae
result.
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esq le cologne, Two ounces Il recrssci
spirits 4 w.as. ha.t a1 ounce q he
carbonate 4 soda and s.x ounces u
G.s-..sl water
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suited TO ones costume in general, then
it must lie neglected in lis box or the
purchase Of an outfit 10 match II :
peo1S 1SSitaJed
\ hat TOO magnificent 10 match for
everyday wear : often "a white ele-
phaut 10 s'r who has few o2por-
tuu.tcS for doa0iaS it and who bought
il SIMPLY because Size fell .n love with
is ucauty and taste and never paused
10 consider whether il were suitable 10
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The citizen., 1902-04-25
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One In Which the Eyes Roll and the
Mouth opens and shuts

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Run,niinns Pnxs.

Colonel Curtis Guild. Jr. in al ai-
dress before The Ola ScG5o.loys q BlS-
ton - Youu-'S Lete! recently sad some
Wholesome things. Among them Tie
following
Tie trouble with boys these days :
Jhat they smoke cigarettes. - % tie
variety Slows and Try 10 be uur1r-lo..>
se1e-4.. With peuw.Pers 81 t-e-r
heads Where are tie good o.l days
q tle L1cqs: Sow ne Tie boy I-at
knows tAe difference between a. alley
and : toose-. g. agate a1d c1.uee
Where 5 The peg top uow: Where :
tie 10y that cha.ks corners and plays
hockey. 1cd where can you 1cd lie
boys thar co4st lie long coast On B.
ten Common: Where. indeed. where
a-s lie soo5 old winters:
The citizen., 1902-04-25

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crean Mindnm R1ind.

To clean cream window blinds lay
tie bind quite straight on table ap-
Ply some soap c- 9 clean cloth and RIB
vel over tie bind Get soUe 6-e.y
powdered ta,A brick and apply IS be-
.ore CSe ro v2-e.
The citizen., 1902-04-25

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The citizen., 1902-04-25

Bring yo-- ta: a-3 bau a-= racket. too.
A-5 whistle. s. IL snow is you.
Hugh
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The citizen., 1902-04-25

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The citizen., 1902-04-25
DE- E.rr.
"Yo1 Know Who"

r coming over % play with you:
A. Ire fellows ara coming TOO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-10
DETROIT HAS A BRACE
OF ATROCIOUS CRIMES
Man Kills Girl He WrOnged-- Another Stays
Husband of Too Intimate Friend

DETROIT. Mich. April io-rwo
mysterlous M urdcrs took place In
this city iast night. one Of which.
that OF Carrie ,Ienuetto, was partie-
ularly atrociouL
Harry Jewell resident OF the
nelghh0rhood In which the crime was
committed. hear screams shortly
before midnight and across a vacant
lot saw "a man strike a woman 60
the pavement. Tho nhHailant ran
away short distance and then. TO
make sure Of hW work, rushed back
60 the prostrato form and made an
other attack.
Jewell secured tho aid OF his
hrother-in law aud ran 90 the place
where the Firl was lying. She was
found lying ia pool or blood, almost
dceapilatcd. In addition 10 this
there was stab wound behind tho
ear which had penetrated the brain
and her skuii had been crushed IN
by blow from a club.
The girl wan Identified m CnrFie
Jeanette. working Eiri. and a later
examination showed that Hha would
within a few months have become n
mother. This IL thought 90 have
been the motive Tor the murder. Two
arrests have been made u men who
were known % have AZ various times
paid attentions 20 tho girl. one OF
them. Charles Frederick, II a mar
ried man.
Second Murdsr
The second crime was discovered
At a later hour and was tho killing
81 George Haywood. a patrolman
found a man lying on the sidewalk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-10
RUBBER ROW
Big Company Contest On In
New York

NEW YORK. April ia contest
In on IN the Rubber Goods Manufac-
turing Co. the rival Of the United
states Rubber CO.. organized by G.,
H. Pint. The stockholders are d.
Nided into two factions over the
business policy 81 the concern. and
both sides have been busy trying o.
obtain proSies for the annual meet
luE. which takes place at Jersey
city today. when certain proposed
amendments 10 the bylaws az. 90
be voted on and the annual election
Of directors IL 10 take place.
An effort ia TO be made to change
she organization 81 the company 80
that the stockholders may have a
more direct voice IN its mana cement
instead of leaving the control vested
entirely IN the board 81 directors.
The Rubber Goods Manufacturing
co. makes all kinds ~ rubber goods
except boots and shoes. There n
1900 o00 preferred and 81 e0 coo
common stock outstanding
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-10

Third Avenue thcnter. The play Il
good. likewise the company pre-
aentinR a.
Commencing with the matinee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-10
NEW NOM

NEW YORK. April iO--The new
deheonoaHcn' house Of ~. Georges
Episcopal church was formally open
I'd today by Bishop Potter. The new
building IN "a Rift Of a pnrlahioner Of
the church and r. on Sixteenth
street opposite tho parish house of
the church. The building 10 q 80
tlful architectural design. -four go
les ia height and has been fully
equipped with living quarters for the
dcaconeHHea. with u small hospital
for conVaieacentH.
ron POM ORCHARD POINTS
I0nt fan 20 route your freight Via
the 6kaait Chief from Colmnn dock.
want IA iob7 Bee our offer on claH-
SHED page .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-10

sundily the patrons Of the Third
Avenue thcater Will be thrilled with
me Sensational melndrnmA, The
Denver Express" witch Is 4 IVES, I
crn play, depicting both the bright
and the shRdowy sides ~ life Ia 90.
nrado aa well as the efforts Of GIL
son Payne. afterwards Lord Tyne
mouth an English hWtndier. TO rob
the wife and child ~ his hair broth
- on an extremely valuable mining
claim. The dAstard'a nchefnsH are
fpiied by the herues. Deadwood Dick
ana Hiram GarveW sheriff % Ct8i
county. and owner Of 'garyeyss
Luck" The piece Rbnunda with
thrilling situations ana startling
episodes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-10

LATf,R-The two men suspected
of knowing something 81 the murder
~ Mlss Jennette and who were ar
rested this morning. have been re-
leased.
The police have made another ar
rest and feel reasonably certain from
circ umsta5tiai evidence al hand that
they now have the right man. rte
name 10 James Miller, music teach
cr OF This city prominent IA Social a.
well az musical circles. lie was until
two months ago the teacher 81 Mias
Jehnstte When charged with the
crime this morning he tainted
blood htaina were found on ria
clothing. and when questioned al 20.
ice headquarters he admitted having
been With tho girl last night. lie Il
married and has family ~ thrns
children. Investigations made thls
f"Tensbon show that the dead gisi's
paFcs - are wealthy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-10
IN THE COURTS

Notice was served yesterday on
Prosecuting Attorney Fulton 10 fur
nihh a blu 81 particulars by the de-
PENDANTS IN the action against the
first term bundamcn OF cx-County
Treasurer Whittleaey.
Ia tho suit OF the Standard Furni-
ture Co. W. Con Van Alatync. heard
yesterday IN the superior court,
Judge Tnilman decided IN favor OF
the plaintiffs,
David Eastman has been appoint
Ell receiver. in $4,000 bonds. for the
Northern Asphalt ana Paving co.
Ia the suit OF Patrick Mcnamara
W, tho Puget Sound Granite Co the
plaintiff was awarded n judgment
for $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-10

IA att Isolated portion 81 the city.
with bullet hole through his head.
lie " as taken 10 the morEue ana this
morrtlng was Identified "a Haywood.
William Jones. a machiniat. who
boar ded In tho Haywood home. was
arra Ited at n later hour and " now
held on suspicion OF having commit
ted the murder The only ground
w0ris for fastening suspicion on
Jous = II that he has been seen Rt
differ ent times IN public resorts with
Mrs. Haywood. her husband not be-
Ing present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-10

Want "a iob7 See our offer on clas-
Fiiied page 49,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-10
MUST MOVE OUT

Another step In the removal 81
the disorderiy element from the
Washington street. district was
taken yesterday By Chief Of poiice
sullivan. he lunch and sandwich
wagons that now crowd the streets
~ the tendefioiu have been ordered
% move 20 the old Hiarkchapel dis
riet below King street.
~ soon as places can be provided
Tor them the diaorderiy women ard
resorts viii follow and the iewd dis &.
triet win be filed with wholesale
business establishments
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-10

sex72-Inch, choice OF soft floral de-
signs; Rugs that sell regularly
everywhere ut $500 and $500:
Rugs that we consider excep-
tlonai values az our price, Si74--
ON Friday, for cash and only one
to a customer, each......E2.S5
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-10
WEATHER FORECAST

Seattle and vlcinity Tonight fair
warmer Friday. Increasing eioudi.
nesH, probably followed ~ showers,
fresh north 60 east and southeast
Winds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-10

The Greatest Scenic Play on the
American Stage.
n Carload OF Special Scenery and
Mechanical Effects.
Box office open from 10 a. m. 20
. y. m.
Seats seven days In advance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-10
Theaters

Al. G. risla', xizstrsis


There viii be four more perform
anoes OF Way Down East" a, the
Grand.
with a minstrel show. like n cir
Gus. the parade has become "A prom
insnt part ~ the program. This
H. n custom the people have liked.
say what y0a may. the public Judge
the circus Or minstrel show from
the appearance % the street dikpiay.
The free band concert and Street
display brings ont everybody who
gAn get away from their homes or
business.
T-ha Al q. Fieli Greater Ministries
mAks "A IRE street display. Their
open air concerts. particularly the
euphunium soto. and the curuct solo
~ Walter Booth. are musical treats
grcatly snJoyed The brigade %
buKiera that prrcedfa the procession
4 an innovation and the stirring
sound 81 these instruments playing
martial airs bring back memories ~
the late war whea the soldiers were
encaInpsd at Woodland park.
vsuaeviils at the Seattle
There win rs-w complete change
u htu ~ the Seattle thentsr next
hold the boards. but many new
faces and brand new turns viii be
seen.
The leading attraction NEXT week
will be Zoe Matthews and her Ia
nous pickanlnuy who have been &C.
cured BY Manager J. y. Howe from
the Orpheum circuit. Zoo Matthews.
who ia an accomplished white
woman. has somewhere In her
travels picked Up fhis ''culiud chile
who sings and dances and does din-
i0sgus stunts IN n remarkable man
ner. other headlinern win also be
seen ON the bill. An entirely new
one-act farce will be presented.
The present bin ~lii continue dur
Ing the rest of the week.
Taira Avsnus Ihsaisr
'"Oatler Joe" Is doing well at the
Third Avenue theater. The play II
good, likewise the company pre-
aentinR ~.
Commanding with the matinee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-10

Crowds are daily visiting the bat
hsahlp oregon. Five excursions ey %
cry day from coiman dock. at $50.
and 10 a. m, i.is and $50 y. m.
Fare 5oc. round trip.
sssasaaaas "a aaaaasaa
Want hsipT See our oner on Clas-
nihrd page.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-10

FoR FORT ORCHARD POINTS
non't fail To route your freight via
the skAgit Chief from coifnan deck
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-11-08
Coal Fields Of Routt County.

THE new railroad line between
Denver and Salt Lake City, which
will pass through Routt County IN
northwestern Colorado. has at
tracted great deal Of attention in
that county. Its possibilities are
great in all the agricultural lines,
hut the main sources, which will
receive the greatest benefit from
the construction of the new line,
are without doubt the coal de.
posits. Their exploitation, which
is only attempted in smnl: way
now, in order to supply the local
demand. will receive great i'm
petus. when the higher grades Of
coal can reach a larger market.
There are extensive deposits or
lign,tic coal, Of the same quality
~ that exploited in the northern
coal fields Of the eastern slope Of
the Rockies, IN Lafayette. Erie.
Scranton and the neighborlng
towns between Golden and Boul-
der. AS the output of these fields
could he easily increased, the coal
fields of the western slope, with
AN additional freight over the
range, can he only a very poor
competitor. However, the home
market will be largely increased
with the advent OF the railroad and
demand could be created IN
Utah for this grade of coal. l,nt
the future 1T the coal-helds Of
koutt Comfy is much more in the
tracts Of high grade coal which
have been opened in several local
lties.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-11-08

l.. ID. Trontfetter has made ar.
rangements with an eastern Tailor
ing house whereby he can give you
"a tailor made snit. coat. skirt or
anything in that line at eastern
prices and guarantee to ft.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-11-08

A full line Of ladies. mems and
childrens UNDERWEAR from
l5c. to $50 which defy competi.
ton, At Troutfetters.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-11-08
Ckesp Mssse.

4 go,i. New Seven room house. with
outhuildings. Well fenced. Lot 10 by
~ Il. Part down. Easy Paymsat IN
i,alanc~. Fast side u Aoat~ Vista.
Mrs. y. Y. Eagle.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-11-08

J. W. Davidson and family have
gone To Missouri and his friends
think he will not i've To return to
Saguache again.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-11-08
Trontfetter carries the best line
Of Cbildrens SHOES in the valley.

The anthracite miners demand
~ per cent increase in wages,
eight hours for II days work. 224O
pounds for a ton aS il comes from
the mines, and n minimum price Of
90 cents, also practical recognition
Of the miners union. These de.
mnnds and the reasons therefor
will he presented to the Coal Strike
Commission by President Mitchell
who will insist that justice requires
such demands should he granted
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-11-08

Denny 10 Galhrca,h: Gone
hack. l'nck to tho wntcr.tnnk; hack
to the pines"
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-11-08

Winter Pasture Ter Sale.
Five quarter sections of winter
pasture. ;. W. :. Woobs.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-11-08

George Il. Adams came down
from Denver Saturday night TO
arrange for the shirmcnt Of "a train
load Of his high grade Hereforls
from the Baca grant to h,s farm
near Kansas City. They will be
kept there for few weeks and
will then liz placed on the market.
lie expects to ship about 700 head
altogether this all.-Sagunche
Crescent.