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Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-04
GIVES NEW YORK A BOOST
Decision Allowing Games Protested
Lifts Giants Out of
Sixth Place

NEW YORK, June 3-The meeting Of Ma
tional league masnates adjourned this
evening.
The protest entered by the New York
team against the games played in Chicago
May Z and S was allowed by the executive
committee. which ordered the games
thrown out. The committee decided to
have these games played over. The pro-
test was entered after IL had been discov-
cred that the pitchers plate was not the
required distance from the home plate.
In its finding the executive ex-
onerated the Chicago club officials from
any wilful attempte at unfairness.
The decision to replay the two Chicago
games protested, not counting today's
game, ii was announced, materially helps
the local club in the percentage column,
instead of holding down sixth place, with a
percentage of .4O5, II Is tied with the Phil
adelphia club for fifth place, with a per-
The appeal Of Alfred Tenney, the Boston
penalty imposed on him for his part in the
recent fight in Pittsburg was disallowed.
Another matter considered was the ad-
justment of the 5 per cent fund which is
being raised for the purpose OF settling
with the Baltimore. Washington. Louisville
n Cleveland clubs and the adjustment
Of the expense Of maintaining Manhattan
field.
All differences" said Mr.. Brush, which
have Influenced club members OF the Ma
tiOnal league IN the past nave been am
icably and satisfactorily adjusted and the
National league stands today q harmonious
organization and q unit IN the Ina
ment and conduct Of its essential Affairs. +"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-04
FOOLS THE ROURKES
Lets Them Down With Only Two ksasly
Little HitA.
AllowAY POUNDED PLENTY BY VISITORS
Last Game of Series Goes 20 Kansas
City ~ wide Margin Owing
40 DfnereDce in hat
ting.

The pitching Of Gibson was sufbcient 70
lose for Omaha the last game with Kansas
City by a score Of : TO /, before 1900
people. - these two contestants for top
honors have broken even on the series
mere, after one Of the most memorable Of
base ball struggles, and as the visitors
leave the city the two teams stand in the
same relative position they held when the
Cowboys came last saturday-KansaE City
a little ahead. Gibson's pitching Of yes
terdBy was Of & character that the boys
will not find themselves confronting in
weeks again. Graham, Calhoun. Stewart,
Genins. Thomas, all went down before
the blAek-haired twirlsr without a hit, and
the entire team only made two, one q
measly scratch by Hickey. Stone took
Just one clean one. Then the team wac
shattered as to composition and distribu-
ton. Genins was at short again, ThomAs
still IN right field. Graham in middle, with
Carter and Dolan out Of the game. Hickey
made a grand stop OF Kemmer's grounder
in the fifth, the only fielding feature.
In the FIRST, seventh and eighth. Alioway
let the Cowboys to him freely. and with
the aid Of SONS errors six runs were
bsttsd in then In the ninth came another
without q hit.
Umpire Latham got mixed up again in
the very first inning and as a result Pitcher
Weimer was elected from the grounds by
policemen. Weimer was Coaching when
there was no man on base, Kansas City
having just gone TO bat Arlie ordered
him back TO the bench, and when Weimer
took him by the neck instead Of going,
Latham beckoned TO . policeman. One
emerged from the gate onto the field, and
after him they kept coming, till six were
on hand. They took Weimer on Arlie
and when big First Baseman Kemmer
tried to putt in" he found several cops
escorting him forcibly to one side. Arhe
showed coed nerve then, but more bad
judgment during the game.
There is no game today in the Western
league. but Thursday St. Joseph begins is
series here. Friday is ladies' day. Eddie
Gordon. the eollegiRn, will Join the team
Thursday, and II he is in the good condl-
tion he says, the Saints viii be given .
chance to try varsity curves ere they
leave. The score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-04
Measures for Relief.

In addition to Mayor Barr's call for a
special meeting OF the city council, he has
issued q proclamation for a general meet
ing Of citizens this evening 10 devise relief
measures.
Subscriptions for the homeless and needy
are being raised and one merchant has do
mated $500 worth of provisions. The food
is slowly receding. The railroads are in
q helpless condition. The Rock Island
bridge over the drainage canal mas been
moved eighteen inches out of line by the
food and no trains can pass. The tracks
OF the Chicago & Alton and Of the Stnta Fe
are under water and a Santa Fe bridge south
of the city was washed away. Ten miles
Of Michigan Central transfer track is ruined
and a bridge leading to the Union elevator
was carried away.
The Joliet Stove works plant is flooded
with four feet of water and the damage
amounts to nearly SIC. 900; the Joliet Ware
house company is damaged to the extent of
$40, 900 and other losses in the same ratio
are reported from all parts Of the city.
Business is paralyzed and all the schools
are closed. The streets that are not SUBJ
merged are thronged with sightseers. The
police and firemen, assisted by v~olunteer
squads of helpers, are at work all over the
city relieving suffering and trying to restore
order,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-04
Fremont viii Celebrate.

FREMONT, Neb., June S.-(Special.)-
Fremont will celebrate the Fourth Of July.
A meeting held for the purpose Of con-
sidering the matter last evening was very
well attended. Committees were appointed
to raise the necessary funds and to make
arrangements. There will be a parade in
the morning. races and other attractions
at the Driving park in the afternoon and
fireworks and dancing in the park in the
evening. 1t was de ed to procure at
least four bands and music will be q promi-
nent feature of the celebration.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-04
Saunders Mortgnge Record.

wAHOo, Neb., June Especial 1.-THE
following are the mortgages filed and re-
leased in Saunders county for the month of
ltsy, 1902: Number Of farm mortgages fled,
Is, amount. s39, 147; number of farm mort
gsgeS released, IS, amount $4s, 0s4.31. Num-
Der OF city mortgages filed, 6, amount, So
$50. "a. nncber Of city mortgages released.
2e. amount, s14, 771.26. Number Of chattel
mortgages filed. SO, amount l 9,644.25; mum
Der Of chRttel mortgages released, II,
amount, 81, 1884, so.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-04
Anderson Captains Iowa.

IOWA CITY. la, June S~-(Special Tele-
gram Rudolph M. Anderson Of Faust City
was reelected captain of the University Of
Iowa track team today On the informal
ballot he received every vote cast. He is
a senior in the Liberal Arts college and
will return next year for post graduate
work. He is the university taxidermist
and is captain Of the university battery.
His events are the hurdles and quarter
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-04
Humboldt wants a Game.

HUMBOLDT. Neh.. June a-OspeciaIe
Local base bah enthusiasts are proud Of
the new team which has Just been organ
lied, and the indications are that II VIII
be strong enough TO keep up the previous
high standing OF Humboldt in base bal
circles The club has been ufhcered with
leading business men, as follows: Claude
NJ. Linn. president: r. S. INLAND, manager
o. l. Bantz. treasurer; Fred r. Linn, secre-
tary; r L. Linn, captain. The first game
viii be on the home grounds next Tuesday
Any amateur team desiring 10 meet the
Humboldt aggregation will be accommo-
dated If hey address the secretary.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-04
Three-I League.

At pavenport-Cedar Rapids. 1s; Daven-
port, T.
Al Observation-Disclosures 6; Rock Island, g.
Al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS !; Blooming
ton, O.
Al Terre Hauts-Terre Hsute, A; Decatur,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-04
FRirbury Athletes Win.

FAIRBURY, Neb.. June s-(Special)-
The athletic club of the Fairbury High
school went to Auburn yesterday and IN a
field day contest with the High school
team OF that city defeated their opponents
by 8 score Of 81 10 So. The FAirbury boys
won the championship of league no. 3 last
month and the Auburn contestants were
champions of league No. 4.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-04

scoring 2U7Z points. Wnlsrds individual
tests today wert; Strength Of back. $40
points. strength Of legs. sc points strength
Of lungs. a. points. Tn pushups and pull
ups aggregate 6G points. With his back
willard lifted sos pounds and ls5g pounds
with his legs. q record almost unsurpassed
WIZARDS record Is the third best ever made
under the Sargent system.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-04
Seward Convention To-day.

SEWARD. Neb., June S-(special)-The
republican county convention will be held
tomorrow afternoon at the courthouse. The
leading candidates for governor seem to be
Judge lessen and J. H. Mickey, although
J. A. p. Black has some supporters.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-04
GkME
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Washington Defeats Detroit in Z
Pitchers Battle by Bunching
Hits in Last.

WASHINGTON, June s.-TodAy's game
between Washington and Detroit was q
pitchers battle between Patten and Mercer.
neither side scoring for eight innings four
hu0ched hits by the home team In their
last turn at the bat won the game. At
tendance, 8,057. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-04
In Southern AssociatIon.

Al shreveport-Chattanooga. z; shrevs-
port, 10.
At Little ROck-Little Rock. Z; Nashville.
Al Memphis-AtantA. 2: Memphis, i
At New Orieans-Birmingham, 3; New
Orleans.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-04

Tvo-base hit. Kruger. Home runs; Lush.
Long. GreminEer. Barclay. N ONeill Sac
rihce hits. Lush. Tenney, Demont. Stolen
bases. Lush C21. Demout "a Donovan.
Double plays Lone 70 Tenney, Greminger
70 Demout 10 Teuney. First base on balls:
or Pittinger, J. OF MURPHY =; on Dunbar
struck out: By Pittinger. 2 by Murphy.
= Time Of game. 205. Umpire: ODay.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-04
Eleven Defeats in Line for POIos.
REV YORK

"Batted for L. Taylor in the ninth.
"Chance hit by batted ball.
Chicage .x."-....9 9429426G l2
Earned runs: Chicago, 6; New York, J.
First base on errors; Chicago, 2; New YORK,
8. Left on bases: Chicago, Z; New York, l.
Two-base hits: Dexter, Smith 90. Three
base hit: Yeager. Home run: CongaltOn.
Stolen bases: Schaefer. Lowe %, Tinker
C), Slagle. Double play: Tinker 10 Shaefer.
Sacrihce hits: Jones ~. COngalton,
O'HAgen. First base on balls on ]. Taylor,
]; on L. Taylor, 2. Struck out: BY j.
Taylor, /; by l. Taylor, 8. Time: l:4b. I'm
nfre Cantillon-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-04
OMAHA

Earned run: Kansas CITY. TWo-Dase
hits: Messitt, Hickey, Robinson. Three
base hit: Gibson. Sacrifice hit: Robinson:
wild pitch: Gibson. Bases on balls: On
son, /. Struck out: BY Gibson, 3; by Al
ioway, g Left on bases: Kansas City, 8;
Omaha, s. Time of game: lao. Umpire
Latham.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-04
phuItr, WIN Hard Firhf.

PHILADELPHIA. JuDe 2~-Today's game
vas = contest, Philadelphia win
the score in the seventh through WaEners
home run. q sacrifice and two singles.
whites pitching wa superb Attendance,
ISIS. Score.
nWEECnW=nn
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-04
Professor Win.

CEDAR FALLS, Ia, June Especial
Telegram. lin the third annual ball game
today a picked nine from the State Normal
faculty defeated the Fourth Years by q
score Of l6 TO u. II was witnessed by 1908
people.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-04

tarne runs: MInneapOns J. MiIWaukee
2 Two-bRse hits: Mailman. Clingman.
Home runs: Phyle C). Wild pitch: ELI
OFT First base on balls: on Sporer, 3
Left on bases Minneapolis. 4; Milwaukee,
4. Double plays: Curley TO Quillin to Wer-
den, Quillin TO Werden, Speer to Runkle.
Time of game: Las. Umpire: Ward.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-04
Colonies Win in Twelfth,

COLUMBUS, June Louisville tied the
score in the ninth and won out in the
twelfth through Clymer's double, a sacri-
hce and an out at first. Flournoy was put
out OF the game in the eighth. Attendance,
2,750. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-04
CINCINNATI
BRooKLYl

Earned runs: Cincinnati. ]; Brooklyn, /
First base on errors: Cincinnati, J. Left
on bases: Cincinnati. 6; Brooklyn. G. Two
base hits: Dobbs, Peitz. Dahlen. Home
run: Beckley. Stolen bases: Newton,
Dahlen. Double plays: Corcoran 20 Beck
ley, Dahlsn to Ahearn TO McCreery to
Flood. Sacrifice hits: Magoon, Corcoran.
First base on balls. on Newton, !; on
Hahn, /. Hit by pitched ball: BY Newton,
/. Struck out: BY Newton, 4; by Hahn, l.
Passed bail: Ahearn. Wild pitch: Hahn.
Time OF game: 1.3S. Umpire: Emsley.
Eleven Defeats in Line for POlOs.
NEW YORK, June 3.-The New Yorks
could do nothing with the Chicago team
today and the result was another defeat
for the home team. the eleventh straight
Attendance. 2,400. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-04

hits: Holmes, Clarke, Delehanty. Ryan.
Three-base hit: wolverton. Stolen base
Coughlin. Double play: Dillon TO Elberteld.
First base on balls: on PRtten. 3; on
Mercer, 8 Hit BY pitcher; DelehRnty.
Struck put: By Patten. 3; by Mercer, 2
Left on bases: Washington, g. Detroit, 4
Time. l.4b Umpire: Sheridan.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-04
Kansas City Defeats saints. Giving
Them Total Of But
Five Hits.

KANSAS CITY. June 2-McDunald held
the visitors down TO FIVE hits today ano
with perfect support he would have scored
q Ehutout. Attendance. $50. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-04
WIlIard's Grea1 Recorda.

NEW YORK June a-Nelson W. Willard.
Nho led HIST Of strong men in
the intercollegiate rests WIKI . record Of
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-04
Standing of the Teams.

Games today: Cincinnati at Brooklyn
Chicago at New York, Pittsburg at Phlla'
delphia, St. Louis at Boston.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-04
COlTMBus.
LOUISVILLE


"'Tflford batted for Coons In ninth.
Two out when winning run scored.
Columbus % 0 Q Q Q %
Stolen bases: Turner, Meaney, LRlly,
Hart. Sacrifice hit: Cannon. Two-base
hits: Hart, Mattress, Fox, Kerwin, ely
mer, CANCEL %, SchRub. Struck out: BY
Bailey, 8; by Dunkle, J. First base on
balls on Coons, l Time Of game: 2:3O.
Umpire: Ebright.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-04
stanaing af the Teama.
GAMES IN NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cardinals Win from Boston, Both
Teams Together Making
Five Hone Runs.

BOSTON, June a-Pittinger weakened IN
the ninth inning today and allowed SIX
81. Louis batters to score after Boston had
apparently won. Both teams batted and
helded poorly. Attendance, 1850, Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-04
Games Postponed.
TOLEDO, JUNE S.-Toledo-1ndianRpoliI
game postponed; wet grounds.
Standing of the Teams.

Games today: Minneapolis at Milwaukee
St. Paul at Kansas City, Louisville al
Columbus, indianapolis at Toledo.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-04

BALTIMORE, Juns a-McGtnniJy had one
bad inning this afternoon In the first game
Of the series with ST. Louis, but the Balu-
more team played a steady uphill game
and won Out by hitting r. Donohue before
ne was replaced by sudhOn In the sixth
inning. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-04
Chicago Dice Fighting.

PHILADELPHIA, Tune 2.-ChicREo failed
TO do anything OF any consequence with
Plank's delivery UP TO the ninth inning
when. with two men out, they made six
hits, including three doubles Attendance
l,sl0. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-04

MINNEAPOLIS, June 3.-Minneapoli
defeated Milwaukee through superior field
ing. Phyle'E home run in the seventh was
q feature. Attendance, 500. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-04

TWo-base hits: Green Cg, strsng. Callahan,
1. Cross, Davis SeybOld, Castro, Plank.
Three-base hit: Green. Home rum: Seybuld,
Stolen bases: Davis, she'll Double plays
Callahan 10 Davis TO Isbell. DAILY TO Davis
to lsbell. First base on balls. on Plank,
8. Struck out; BY Plank, 4 Time las.
Tmpire. Connolly.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-04
nrookiyn Defents Reda.

BROOKLYN, June 2-Brooklyn kept up
It's winning streak by defeating the Gin
cinnati team al Washington park today.
The score was 2 10 l. Attendance, LEO.
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-04
BLACK Hills Field Meet.

STCRGIs. 6. d, June 3.-(Special)-Th
first Of the series of contests Of the Black
Hills High School association will take
place In this city next Saturday, June Z, at
the Beatty park. The schools Of Lead.
DeAdwood, Spenrfsh, Rapid City and
Sturgis constitute the association. A spe-
cial train is to be run down from Lead.
and upwards Of 200 people will come from
there. The events will consist Of running
jumping, hammer throwing, pole vaulttng,
hurdles, etc. The park is in excellent CON
dition and II the weather Is fair no doubt
the visitors will enjoy the occasion.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-04
Hdr-Food

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Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-04
'Batted for stimmel in the ninth.

'Batteo for Stimmel In the ninth.
st. Paul ..-"-... / 0 0 . OS
Earned runs: Kansas City, 2. Two-base
hit. Shay. Sacrifice hits: Nance, Gear,
Mcdonald. Stolen bases. Nance, Grady,
Mcbride, Shay 90. Double play: Pierce TO
Shay. First base on balls: on Mcdonald.
g. on Stimmel 4 Hit by pitched ball: BY
Mcdonald. J. Struck out: BY Mcdonald.
8 by Stimmel, . Time: 200. Umpire:
Tyndan.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-04
JOLIET IN GRASP OF FLOOD
All the Lower Portion Of the City is Nov
Under Water.
SEVERAL LIVES ARE PROBABLY LOST
scores of Residences Have from one
10 Three Feet of water I'm First
stories and Damage VIII
ne Very Heavy.

JOLIET. Ill. June s.-Joiiet is IN the
grasp Of the worst food in its history. All
the lower portion Of the city is under water
and 1t rumored that several lives were
been lost.
The police have the names Of Eddie Nc
Govern, Lizzie McGean and q little girl
named Kennedy as drowned. Several
families had narrow escapes and the police
rescued many in boats.
Several houses and other buildings were
swept away in the floods. Jefferson and
other principal streets are under water and
business places are flooded, causing thou
sands Of dollars Of damage.
The street car lines are all seriously
damaged and no cars are running. All
trains are stalled, water being two feet
deep over the railroad tracks. Severe
washouts have occurred on the electric
line between here and Chicago.
Heavy rains, which continued all night,
caused Hickory and Spring creeks to burst
their banks, and Il is stated that the
Hickory creek dam, east Of the city, has
partially collapsed, sending the food Of
waters down in q torrent.
Scores Of homes have from one TO three
feet Of water in the FIRST stories.
Mayor Barr called a special meeting OF
the city council for this afternoon TO take
measures for the relief of the homeless.
Scores Of people were driven from their
homes by the foods. The damage waa
more widespread than at first supposed,
the estimated property damage reaching
SIS, 900 to 500. 900.
Factories and cellars all over the city
are flooded. Many streets are ruined, the
psvements being all washed away and hun.
- -.
early report that 8 portion Of hickory
creek dam was washed out has been con-
frmed. There has been no serious troubl.
as yet from the drainage channel. Part
Of the penitentiary was flooded. but not
seriously, and the convictE are at work AZ
usual. The water did not reach the eel
houses or shops.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-04
IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Chicago 81 Philadelphia. Detroit al wash
inEtun. Boston at Cleveland.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-04
FIRST YEARLINe SALE OF YEAR
Kentucky Colts Are Knocked OF At
Pair Prices At Sleeps
head hay.

NEW YORK. June 8.-The first big YEAR
Ling sale OF the year was hello today In the
sale paddock at Sheepshead Bay. The
ye~sriinEs Of the R~unnymede and the Race
land stud were offered for sale and com
manded fair prices. J. Z. Widener Of Phila-
delphia secured the black colt by Sir
Dixon, dam Lady WRyward, for $500. The
sales Of $1,000 and over were;
Property Of z. + Clay. R~unnymede stud.
Paris, Ky:
BAY or brown colt by Sir Dixon-High
Degree. 7. c. Mcdowell. 1900.
Dark bay colt by Sir DiXon-Conjecture
s.. s. Brown. s2.1OO.
Black colt by Sir Dixon-Jady WaywBrd,
J. Z. Widener. $500.
Brown or black colt by Sir Dixon-Nut-
shell. J. Z. Widener, $500.
HlarE HfIIs EieAd Meet.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-04
BEFORE IT IS hot.

It is anything but pleasant to have q hot omce in which to workd during July
August n tte to remedy this now.
There is nj buudng in Omaha SO well constructed with reference. to the com
fort of its tenants in all kinds of weather as The Bee Building The court with it's
fountain is not only q sources o.. delight t he eye but furnishes perfect ventilation
ad the thick N md southeast exposure make it an ideal SUNNI ohc building
There are not many vacant rooms In the building but the movement in nd
nut of the building has left a few Of the very choicest rooms at our disposal
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-04

Sacrifice hits Heidrick. McGinuity. Sell
bach, Williams. TWO-base hits. Selbach ~.
Kelley. Three-base hits; Burkett. Robin
son. Kelley, Williams Stolen bases: Held
rick. Mccormick Double play: Padden TO
FrieL First base OF halls: on McGin-
nifty, 1; on Donohus. ]: on Sudhof. ]:
Struck out; By McGinnity, 4; by Sndhon
Len on bases ~ Louis Z; Baltimore. 4
OLaughltn.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-04

Earned runs: PtttEburE, 2: Philadelphia
/ Two-base hit: Brown Home run:
Wagner. Sacrifice hits: Ritchey, Thomas,
White Stolen bases. Davis, Clark. Double
play: Hu1switf 10 Douglass. Left on bases:
Pittsburg, 8; Philadelphia, 6 First base on
balls: Oh White. 4 Struck out: BY
Phillip. Il by White, 3. sacrfhce hits
White. Time Of game: 1:S. Empires: Pow
erE and Brown.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-04
List of vacant rooms in
Bee Building
Ground Floor.

Ground Floor.
Per- Mona
alley ~ Is a large nEh.F room I'd the rental prize, hSuds heat
Building OOr and Seventeenth street "-."---. .""-. ".."-Frce 49,
First Floor.
Just on ue right nand of ts great marble stairway, m has unusually
f nt T ON F Farms SS SnssI upon ns Sf room S Is LIS M me GhTT SKIS II bass
TgHI-pO vault marble msntsL piece hardwood hoorh md W -
ROOM ioSi Tl room Is just Al the head a The main STAIRWAY on me an aoE
Il would be q very desirable once FOR some rAe estate man or con
tractor The nOr sp@e is lexis Price 200
Third Floor.
ROOM 3Os Ths room is nix. feet AMI is very conveniently located near he
elevator A sign IN the doorc ian be readily seen in stepping n the eSa- 49,
ROOM Ssst nj room IL IKE feet and viii be divided 10 suit TN tenant
THIS room Y PsrSeHlaE sssgte1 or some concern nseIhng xl l4Egs hSs
e0mt and windows looking out uDOn Seventeenth street II has a very
SS IN te building" "---"- -"~~"-- FSs ~"
Fourth F or.
Q h Si a l aEsS $ "a f54oa so Tami Is asa i 70 w Sf S SsstsEs End A fsT sS sSTt ash II
and for the price furnishes hrsteA IS commodauon -w- 60 Price aa
Fifth Floor.
lutte Bl4 n is a very hgs room. IA feet 1t faces west but Ia V~y
light And wdl ysnqlamd II Y vGy seldom 5mt space Of mis- size Is Of
employing large nunBe Of aGhL or TeqEhanE large moor sas1
SneProof SundnG or II VIII be 0ddd 10 Ef the nsuf--- Price ES6
RbOM 62It This room faces the cm1 IA i Ia4 feet ha a burEsrPro9f
Ssas s%s s nj 4 y ans n a ssiSF S Ssasa ha a9y on sssas 1 sSms hh%%r ~ 5a hs
nm desiring hEt-es~ accommodation fnoeE GOO
Sixth Floor.
SUITE 40 This consists of " rooms both IEAzuaA Each Of then has
wbsS am business or Professional man may be eoEfmtsis Fes for
2. c. PETERS 6 CO, Ground Floor,
Rental Agents Bee Building
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-04
Denver Downs Peoria.

DENVER, June S.-Schafstan pitched
poor ball today and this. coupled with err
rors by the visitors at critical times, gave
the locals an easy victory today. Attend
Rnoe, 100, Score: -
Peoria .........1 0 0 0S 6 5
Batteries: Denver, MoCloskey and Nc
Cornell; Peoria, Schafstau and T.. Wilson,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-04

Al Cleveland - Cleveland-Boston gam,
postponed On account Of rain.
s~tGndaAG Of the Teams.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-04

Slated for DonOhus IN the sixth.
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Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-04
IndIviaaaI NiBeBin scores.

Scores made In individual ninepin tour
ney last night on ClRrks alleys:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-04

Tn.l, l1oa 40 Isl Totals l-gs J

zone out when winning run scored.
Philadelphia 90 IL
PittsburR ........ y . q 0 Q ! z o 0 pS