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The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-21
FOR EMPEROR'S CUP
Fifth Yacht Race From Dover to
HeligoIand Starts To-day.

He1igoIand Starts To-day.
The fifth match from Dover to Heligo-
land for the cup presented and designed
by the German emperor, will be sailed
to-day.
In 1897, the first year of the race, when
the prize was the Jubilee gold cup, there
were thirteen starters out Of twenty -one
entries. OF the dozen boats entered in
the following year only seven crossed the
line while in 1899 there were again thir-
teen competitors out of a score Of entries.
In 1900 the entries were poor, only thir
teen boats being nominated, but the pro-
portion Of starters was excellent, eleven
vessels hoisting racing colors. For this
years race there are eight entries, and
among them is the new schooner Cicely,
built for Cecil Quentin, from designs by
Fife. The performance of this boat is
looked forward to with much concern, as
she will meet the German emperor's new
Meteor, built America, later in the
season. The eight to take part in to-
days long race are the yawl Columbia, 81
tons, A. F. Flynn; the yawl Vol-au-Vent,
104 tons, J. Dempster; the schooner Ci-
cely, 261 tons, Cecil Quentin; the cutter
Fiona, 80 tons, H. M. Raft; the yawl
Clutha, 81 tons, Lornie G. Currie; the yawl
Leander, SO tons, Rubert Guinness; the
yawl 1sola, 81 tons, Messrs. Coomber and
Spencer, and the ketch Dimsdale, 81 tons,
the Earl Of Arran. - .g. -
The cup will be presented by his i'm
perial majesty personally to the owner of
the winning yacht, and he will also give
additional prizes on the basis of one prize
for every three starters. . :
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ROWING

The coaching Of the Harvard eight at Gales
Ferry yesterday was again directed mainly to
securing stronger leg drive. The boat moved
somewhat unsteadily and the men seemed to
lack power.
The varsity four and the freshmen crews
had light practice yesterday morning. In the
four-oar, Smith, who has been alternating
with Gregg at bow, has been permanently
seated in that position.
The morning work of the Yale crew was of
very light character Among Yale men here
who have seen the men work the outlook
seems very favorable. The coaches regard
them as just about At in form and condition
and splendidly ready for the meeting with
their crimson rivals.
The proposal to have the freshmen race
start at o'clock and the varsity at o'clock
on June 26 was formally agreed to yester.
day.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-21
BILLIARDS

Joe Carney Of st. Paul played high-class
billiards in last nights billiard match at the
Ryan hotel in St.: Paul, defeating George
Spears Of this city by score of 300 to 1924
The contest was the third in the tournament
at fourteen-inch balk line. Spears also was
in good form, making an average Of 8.
Carney has now won one game and lost
two in the tournament Ferris and Glow
have each won one game and Spears has lost
one. Monday night Ferris and Spears will
play and Wednesday might Glow will play
the loser. Last nights score:
Carney, q, 1, 0, g.: II, 0, 0, 80, 20, r.
8, l.. l., ], 0, 9, 81, l, O., 8, o. 9, IS, 4. 1S, g.
Total-300. - - s-".E
High Runs-s5, "a, s2 average, 10 81.
Spears-0, 5, 8, 0, 0, 0, 16, 0, I, 80, 4, 6, l.
2, 1, 10, "a, 49,, %, IS, 4, 16, q, 0, s, 8, 1, O.
Total-224. .-s,-
High Runs-s5 80, "a; average, 8.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-21
ON THE RUNNING TRACK

The return OF the rainy weather yesterday
dampened the spirits of the occupants Of the
country houses at Windsor and around Ascot
and the attendance at the races was in no
way comparable with that Of the earlier days
OF the Ascot meeting. .
The Ascot lightweight stakes was won by
Victor Don, ridden by o. Reiff. " --~.
? The Duke of Portland's William the Third
(Cannon) won the Alexandra plate; Osboch
(Maher) was second and Amer Picon Orig
by) third. Six horses ran.
The principal race Of the day, the Woking-
ham stakes (handicap for 3-year-olds and up
wards, six furlongs) was won by an outsider,
His Lordship. Pahdale was second and Pin
mas was third twenty-five horses started.
AS a result Of the riding of the American
jockeys in the Priz Roquencourt at the Bols
de Boulogne meeting Thursday, the stewards
Of the Jockey club have begun an inquiry
into their conduct. The race was won by W.
X. vanderbilt's Bright, ridden by Macginn,
with Astronome Milton Henry second and
Azay CRigby) third. The only other runner
was Keepsake, ridden by Stern, an English
jockey. Protests were entered at the con-
cluston of the race that Stern was obstructed
The talk Of racing circles recently, has been
the feud between the American jockeys and
their English rivals. -"
Colonel Hamilton, presiding Judge at the
Harlem race track in Chicago, has imposed
fine of $500 on Coburn, the stable jockey
for G. c. Bennett & Co. =
In fning Coburn, the judge told him it was
a substitute punishment for being set down
for three months, because there was no desire
to deprive his employers of his services TO,
that length of time, as that might do them
an injustice. ~ - -
The fine was retroactive, Coburn repeatedly
having been given minor punishments by both
judge and starter for rough riding during the
spring meeting of the Harlem Jockey club
Matters came to head after the first race
yesterday, which Coburn won on the Bennett
colt, Mallory. by cutting across at the star
from the outside position to the rail, causing
the field to pull up. ....
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-21
BASEBALL.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

But one game was played in the Amer
lean association yesterday, the western
teams being on the road. The millers
were due toIopen at Indianapolis and St.
Paul at Louisville to-day With the Min
neapolis team in its present shape, it is
not likely that they will win more than
third of the games against the Louis-
Vile, Indianapolis and Columbus clubs
on the present trip, although they ought
to take the big end of the series at To-
ledo.
+ Toledo, June 21.-Columbus outbatted
Toledo yesterday and won easily. Grim
was put out of the game for kicking on
a ciSi0n 9$Score sS;, 49,
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SATURDAY. EYENING. JUNE 21, 1907
Purdy, bl 6, All Russell. Columbus juno.
ticn, Iowa.
Friday, July 4.

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Wis. s.
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Parmelawood, ch m, G. L. DE Ryder, Memo.
;, Black Lady. bl m. W. G. Wilson, Minneapo'
Hambert, BIS, s. S. Johnston, Minneapolis
MINI.
Laplander, By Al Russell, Columbus juno
Araja. tg. AL Russell, Columbus Junction
Iowa.
Prince Allen, by ST. A. Lyon, Aurora, Ill
Artois. bm, Dr. G. w. Fisher. La Porte
Khea ", bn. W, G. CARING, St. Paul.
Lady Scott, bl M, w. G. CARING. st. Paul
Minn.
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Diodene, 2:1OA, bun, G. L. De Ryder, Memo
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Charles Dewey, 2:1o1s. ss, Anton Miesen
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Goshen jim, 2:1oa, bg, John Ryan. Mime
Dick Turpin. 2:oe1a. bg. w. G. CARING, St
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Wis.
seringa, bm. J. H. Christilaw. Glenwood,
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MINI.
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Flossie O., H. Woods, Eldon, Iowa. -
j. E. T., H. Woods, Eldon, Iowa.
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International Queen. ch m. Internationa
Food company, Minneapolis. 4
Alice Gray. SIN. J. B. Gray. Des Molnes
Bessie Rose. gr m, ]. o. Garrity. Hamline
Bessie Rose, gr m, j. O.. Garrity, Hamln
Mimi. [~.
MINI. .
Vyzole, ch g, Mr. F. Coonan, Emmetsburg
Iowa. 81.
Angus Oh So, bg, James H. Paisley, St
Paul.
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The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-21
IN THE SQUARED CIRCLE

Mike Donovan knocked out Tim Murphy in
the last round of fifteen-round contest be-
fore the Acme club of Oakland, Cal, Doro-
van had the better of the fight throughout,
and IN the eighth round put Murphy to the
floor twice with right swings to the head
The men fought at 152 pounds and the bet
ting was even.
The proposed encounter between Kid Nc
Coy and Kid Carter, which was to have been
held at Fort Erie, N. Y, before the Interna
tional Athletic club on July 4, has been de-
clared off.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-21
ve1vet.-the New Bottle Beer.

"Velvet' is new extra pale pottle
beer. lust put on the market by the Theo.
Hamrn Brewing CO. It. is a full bodied
beer, having plenty of malt strength and
a rich; agreeable hop flavor. It is Just
the bottle beer that the people have been
looking for, and, being home product:
it should be the favorite bottle beer OF
St., Paul, A sample case may be mad py
teiephoning the brewery, Main 935.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-21
THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL
In the ninth inning, but he. had poor con
troll of the bal.

In the ninth inning, but he had poor CON-
troll OF the ball.
Yale ............... ...o0010O600- IA
Harvard .........,....0 30 O o. o. o. s, 4
MISUNDERSTANDING and Garvan; Stillman,
Vlarkson and Keernan. III,
Earned run, Yale; two-base hits, Randall.
Cote; three-base hit, Chittenden; stolen bases,
Carr, stillman; double plays, Stillman- ito
Randals Coolidge. unassisted; first base on
balls, by Stillnan g. by Garvan 3; hit by
pitched ball, Metcalf, Miller; struck out, by
Stillman 8. by Garvan q: time, 2:15; umpire,
Lynch Of National league; attendance. 1000.
William Steinwender OF st. Louis, captain
and second baseman of the Princeton team,
and William e. Greene, the Princeton catcher
and captain OF last years team, will, It is
announced, play this summer in western
league. 80 - -. - -.... a -.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-21
PING PONG IN THE NAVY
Officers of the Kearsarge Are De-
xnted tn the Came =

Ping pong has advanced to the navy. On
board the Kearsarge, which recently re-
turned from cruise to South America
one-half the ward room has been given
over exclusively to the playing of the
game. This was done because of the in
terest shown in the sport by those. who
in their spare moments had taken it up.
Before the return of the Kearsarge to
the Brooklyn navy yard. the table in the
ward room used by the senior officers,
which was on one side of the middle mast,
and the table occupied by the junior Off
GERS, on the other side, were utilized for
the game at odd times Now, however,
the senior officers sit at mess with the
junior officers, having abandoned their
own table in order that it might be fitted
up especially for ping-pong.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-21
Northwestern Games.

Brookings, S. D., June 21.--Rock Rapids,
Iowa. yesterday defeated the Sheldon team in
Fargo, N. D.. June 21-vCavalier defeated
tho Fargo team yesterday BY a score of 9 to 6.
Batteries =. Heyman, Freeman and Rydeen;
Riley and Carrigan.
Winnipeg, Man, June N.--Winnipeg de-
feated Crookston in the second game OF the
series, IL to g. The locals won the game by
free batting of Collette in the. first and second
innings.
Morris, Mimi. June 21.--The Morris nine
beat the Sank Center team here yesterday af-
ternoon by score Of to 3.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-21
YALE AN EASY WINNER

Ellis Capture First Game in the
Series with Harvard.
Yale woa an easy victory over Harvard at
Cambridge yesterday afternoon IN the hrst
of their annual series OF baseball games,
the score standing to g.
It was Harvards class day, and the
game had been postponed one day on ac-
count Of rain. It was contest OF pitch-
ers, although there were only five strike
outs in the game. 8
Clarkson was put in to pitch for Harvard
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-21
Excursion Rates to the West From
July 11th to 21st.

The Northern Pacific will sell round
trip excursion tickets to Butte, Helena,
Anaconda, Spokane and British Columbia
points for $40 To Tacoma, Seattle, Port
lard Victoria, Vancouver and other coast
points for ~S45. These tickets will have
final return limit of Sept. Is. and will be
GOOD for stopovers west of North Dakota.
Inquire at Northern Pacific City Ticket
offices at st. Paul and Minneapolis, or
write to Charles S. Fee, G. P. & T. A..
st, Paul, for further information.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-21

If you had taken two Of Carter's Little
Liver Pills before retiring, you would not
have had that coated tongue or bad taste
In the mouth this morning. Keep q vial
with you for occasional use.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-21
Tuesday, July 1.

LIN
Elsie oh So, BIN. William Allendorf, Mime
apolis, MINI. .-.
Fauna Glen. bm, William Allendorf. Mime
Nellie BLY,, bm, R. E. Salter, Minneapolis
MINI. u ti-'..
Annie B. bm, c. L. BE Ryder, Menomonie
Grasshopper. bg, Ingham D. Ewart, Pierre
Alice Gray, sm. j. B. Gray, Des Moines
China Maid, bm. T. P. McAran. San Fran
cisco. .- e.
Bessie Rose gr m. J. O. Garrity, Hamline,
MINI.
Jolly Co. bn,. J. o. Garrity, Hamline, Mimi
International Queen, ,ch m, lnternauonal @
Stock Food company. Minneapolis. MINI;
vyzole, ch g, NJ. F. Coonan, Emmettsburg,
Angus Oh So, By. Oh so-Maud D. N, James
Il; Paisley, St Paul. MINI. =. ..'
JET H. Woods, Eldon. Iowa.
2:27 CLASS PACE, PURSE $500.
Laura Belle, bm. Roger Toledo, Iowa Iowa
Ned Medium, bh, W. G. Wilson, Minneapolis
buster, Big, ]. E. Neff, Minneapolis. Mimi,
Elsie Oh So BIN, William Allendorf Min
Fauna Glen, bm, William Allendorf. Min
Purdy, bl g, Al Russell, Columbus Junction.
Iowa
Miss Only, br m, AL Russell. Columbus
Charlie F., bg, F. J. Tufts, Minneapolis,
MINI.
5sT coss Pa Pace e. Parse sIaua saG Be
A. Knapp. Minneapolis, MINI; Ned Medium,
, bg j. J. E. Nef Nsf0i Minneapois. MINI: Elsie Oh
So bm, William Alendorf, Minneapolis,
Mimi; Fauna. bm, William Allendorf, Min
neaPolls MIMI Pnrdy b d,s: e. A. ALB Ru5sel Use cS
RUSSELL Columbus Junction, Iowa. Charlie F.,
bg F. ]. Tufts, Minneapolis, Mimi; Burt
S cxS5 HE s " a1 nfke HE shsdeR bhRR l0F9
1850.
Anselito, bm, C. L. DE IRyder, Menomonie,
Black Lady, bm, W. G. Wilson, Minneapo-
Hambert, bs,>s S. Johnston. Minneapolis,
Early Girl, bm. W. G. CARING, St. Paul,
Rhea w, bna, w. G. Carling, st, Paul, MINI.
Frugality, bm, c. L. De RYDER Menomonle'
Bird l., Inn, A Lindsey. Minneapolis, Mimi.
Richard S, bg, J. NJ. Carr, San Francisco,
10 bh. ], M. Carr, San Francisco, Cal.
Edwin, rm, AL Russell, Columbus Junction,
Iowa.
Iowa. ;. ,rq5, ..7-s 5..,
.,..,.,,. Wednesday, July 49,,
-. 2:21 GLASS. TRoT, PURSE 81. 900. T. ::
Nettie Wilkes, BIN, C, 5. Bell, Ilncoln, Neo
G. W. bg, Waller Brothers, Charles City,
Prince, bg, G. L. De Ryder, Menominee.
Lady Grannard. br m. J. M. Carr. San
Luzon, bg, George Thomas, Arkansaw. Wis.
Robin Downes. bay, H. H. Downes, Mime
-i iFrugality, bm, c. L. De Ryder, Menominee,
Wis -. -
no"'n 2:14 CLASS PACE, PURSE $500.
Hildalgo, sg, Mrs. S. A. Johnston Kansas
I,averna, bm, J. E. Neff, Minneapolis, MINI.
J. 8. Lee, bs, j. B. Lee, Pella, Iowa.
Gale, br h, l.. S. Hogeboom, Minneapolis,
Brooklyn Bell. hm; A. G. Gees Graceville,
Dell Deli S., bg, H. NJ Stocking, st, Paul, MINI
Thursday, July: 3. y.
2:15 CLASS TRoT, PURSE 1000.
Elijah, br m, P. J. Alexander, St. Paul
Mimi
Dan W., rn g, ]. M. Carr, San Francisco.
Meta Arthur, bm, DR.. A. w. Allen, Austin
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Frequent, gr M J. N. Belleau, Aurora. Ill.
2:s5 CLASS PACING, PURSE $1,000. :
Ned Medium, bh, w. G. Wilson, Mime
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Lady Valenta, bm, J. w. Muir, st. Paul
Ninn. 4, .>.-..'. ...
China Maid. brn, T. p. McAran, San Fran
CISCO Cal. > p -. 49,. =
Miss Only. br m, AL Russell, Columbu
Iowa
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-21

back, say SO, and give as full description
of how you are crippled as you can. Then
If you receive a favorable reply be pre-
pared to come to West Superior, Wis, at
once. Enclose stamp for reply and men
tion the Minneapolis Journal. Address
Bone-Setter, West Superior, Wis. On
starting wire when you will arrive, SO
that he may not keep you waiting to see
him.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-21

. So many write and say that they are
crippled, and state how long they have
been crippled and what they think caused
them to be crippled, but fail to say how
they are crippled. This is the most i'm
portant part Of the information to the
Bones Setter. The very thing he wants to
know so many fail to tell. If you are
crippled in the foot, ankle, knees, hip,
hand, wrist, elbow, shoulder, neck or
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-21

., After several changes the date of the final
polo game of the series for the American
cup at Hurlingham, England, has been def
initely' fixed for to-day.
]. M. Waterbury will replace r. L. Agas-
siz on the American team.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-21
OTHER SPORTING NEWS

The following team has been selected to
represent the st. Paul Lacrosse club In its
game with the Calumet team Of Chicago,
June 20:
Goal, Burdett; point Sheperd; cover point,
slattery; defense field, Murphy, Wadsworth
and Raymond; center, Oehme; home field,
Best Mossoo and Armstrong; outside home,
Elliott; inside home, Whyte; field captain,
W. D. Stewart; spare man, Newson.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-21

The Gun club tournament which was to be
held at Norris yesterday, was not success
on account of rainy weather. Chokio, the
only team that came, was defeated by the
local team by fifty points
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-21
American Standings.
Games To-day.

Boston at Detroit. +*reG = ..E. 1. 80
Baltimore at Chicago. ~ 49, 7ess
Washington at Clevland. 49, .
Philadelphia at St. Louis,
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-21

Two-base hits. Smith, Coggswell, Hart,
Turner; home run, Bailey; sacrifice hit, Gllks
stolen bases, Hart Meaney, Myers: double
plays Fox to. Myers Myers (unassisted) !;
struck out. by McNeal 4 by Bailey 4; bases
ball, by McNeal 4, by Bailey i; time, l:40;
umpire, Sheridan; attendance, l.O00
Called at end OF seventh inning on account
of rain? -..,-.. -.- +. - -
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Is your business dull? A good remedy
will be found in advertising 1t in The
Journals want columns. ,-...- - .
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National Standings.
Games To-day.

Philadelphia at Boston. " -, =
St. Louis 1T Pittsburg.. ~ - sGs-.l' =.
4 Chicago at Cincinnati. era 1-sE" :".f',
: Brooklyn lat New York. :2G:. I: Fl
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NATIONAL.LEAG

: At Boston r HE
Philadelphia .:.......2 oo.q00.o.op2 I i
Batteries-Kttredse a and & y Wills ~ Doom and a
~7s" -l~ '---n 5TR H"&s IS
At Brooklyn So 7ad2-:' R II r
New York ...........0 90 0f100r2 o-3 Is s
Brooklyn ..:......... % 00y1 o 0 0 00-1 T. 0
Batteries-Evans and Bowerman; Newton
and Ahearn.
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How They Stand,
Where They Play.

Minneapolis at Indianapolis.
st. Paul at Louisville. :
Milwaukee at Columbus.
Kansas City at Toledo.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-21

Hamms Velvet the new pale bottle
beer, is brewed all the way through with
a view to producing the very best brew.
Have case sent to the house.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

: At Detroit, $sl e. & g 231s59Etx R%H e
Detroit -. % OIL o. o O. a-3 8 O
Boston ..........O o O. 0 0 900 O
3atteries-Miller and MCGUIRE; Dineen and
Warner -3.&.
At Cleveland ...' .-, r H E
Cleveland .....11 o1oo1 as IL /
Washington .........2 OIL 90 0-5 10 8
Batteries-Wright and Bemis; Townsend
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2:35 CLASS PACING, PURSE 81, 900.
Ned Medium, bh, w. G.. Wilson, Mime
apolis. MINI, T.
Grasshopper. bg, 1ngham Ewert, Pierre,
Lady Valenta, bm, J. w. Muir. St. Paul,
Ninn .>4-.
China Maid. bna, T. P. McAran, San Fran
cisco, Cal. - . -~.... y ..,. ...
Stipulator bl s. A. P. Wilson, Joliet. ILL.,
Miss Only, br m, AL Russell, Columbus
Junction, Iowa.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-21
FAST ONES ENTER. En-! ||;,|
Speedy Harness Horses Will Race
at 'Haha in July.
ELEVEN STARTERS IN DERBY
More Than One Hundred Equines of
High Glass in the<Various
Events.

The complete list of entries for the
race meeting at Minnehaha has been COM
piled and shows that every race will be
hotly contested from start to finish. The
first days program will consist of the
2:22 pace with II entries; 2:27 pace with
10 entries and the Derby with II starters.
On Wednesday will be the 2:21 trot with
S entries; 2:14 pace with entries. Thurs
day there will be the 2:15 trot with 5 en-
tries; and the 2:35 pace with entered.
On Friday will come the 2:2S trot with 13
entries; 2:10 pace with 6 entries and the
2:l7 pace with 16 entries. A glance over
the entry list will show rare fine lot
OF high-class horses entered and as all
OF them are in fine fettle some exciting
racing is looked for. The list Of entries
Is as follows: -..
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-14
NO BILLBOARD LICENSE YET
Many Concerns, However, Come Within
Purview of New Ordinance.
SOME BOARDS OWNED BY ADVERTISERS
Building Inspector Carter Busy Ascer-
tanning Ownership of BiIIbonrds
So that New ordinance
May he Enforced.

No business concern Of any kind has yet
applied at the once of City Clerk Elbourn
for a billboard license. while all OF he
interests which maintain the boards in
Omaha come within the purview of the
ordinance passed last Tuesday night and
the number that will be compelled to com
ply with the new law wakes large on in
vestigation.
All regular billboard companies will, OF
course, be included, such as the Cunning.
the Mulvihill, the Fisher and the Waller
companies. These four represent scores
OF huge signboards and hundreds of thou
sands Of square feet Of billboard space in
this city. EN
Then at least three Of the railroads, the
Chicago & Northwestern, the Union Pa
cifc and the Burlington maintain directly
these means of advertising. and some Of
the roads have gone into the business on an
extensive scale.
The packing houses. also, will doubtless
pay into the city Golfers several billboard
license fees. At least two Of these main
tain their own private boards and they,
with the rest, will be asked to ante SlGo
license money and furnish a bond to pro-
tect the city against all loss that may be
sustained in damages or other manner as
a result Of the existence OF the boards
through accident or otherwise.
Building Inspector Carter, who is given
supervision under the new provision OF the
municipal laws, is now tusy ascertaining
just what interests are maintaining these
boards. 1t is an entirely new proposition
for him, as he has never before had any
thing to do with this class of architecture
and construction.
Mr.. Carter will also be compelled to Sc
cure detailed description and location of
the various boards Of the divers firms,
such records to be used for reference in
cases where the Identity OF the owner Is
necessary information because OF some ac-
cident, damage or other complication con-
templated by the new ordinance. as
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-14
MUST REMOVE THE FENCES
CattIemen In Western Nebraska Real
iHe that Governments order
VIII BE Enforced.

According to George G. Hunt Of Bridge
port the cattlemen OF western Nebraska
have begun to realize that the orders OF
the government in regard to the demolition
OF fences around government land will be
enforced. He said: I'm Cheyenne county,
and in fact in all Of the counties from Buff
falo west, the government land has been
fenced by a set OF men who came to look
upon themselves as the owners of the pub
lie domain. When they we're notified to re-
move their fences they made all kinds OF
objections and many Of them did not be-
lieve that the matter would go any further
than the notice, so they paid no attention
to II. Those who Investigated the matter
found out thar the order was not a blum
and that fences must be down by June /.
As a result some Of the cattlemen have al
ready begun to tax down the fences and
preserve the wire; others are delaying and
II Is not probable that all OF the wire will
be removed within the time ~specihed."
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-14
BROOKLYN.

Two-base hit: Irwin. Sacrifice hits:
Tinker, slagle. Stolen bases: Dexter,
Dahlen. Struck out: BY Williams, /; by
on Donovan, 8. Time: 1;25. Umpire: