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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-01
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The First Congregational church was
filed to OverfiOwing last night with an
appreciative audience to listen to the
recital given by the pupils of Miss
Gratia Flanders. The programme was
IN advance of the usual order Of anna
teur musicales, but was subject to
criticism as to length. Miss Flanders
was assisted by Mr.. Hamilton Coffin,
whose voice was heard to good advan-
tage IN D'HardelOts --Al For You"
while Cor an encore he gave In the
Shade Of the Sheltering Palms" from
'FlorodOra." OF the piano selections
perhaps the best were the duet between
Miss Edna Duncan and Miss Flanders
and the two delightful selections by
Miss Pearl Rothschild, Schuman's
'AufschWung" and Enchanted
Spring by Dubois. LISTS -Rhap-
sodie" given by Miss Irma Watson,
was well played and appreciated.
There was steady demand Cor seats
yesterday at the opening Of the sale
Tor The Chimes of Normandy" Man
ager Hammer anticipates that standing
room viii be at a premium before the
week IS over. The engagement opens
with q matinee tomorrow.
The Frawley company. minus Mr.
FraWley, Miss Van Buren, and Miss
Buckley, arrived in town yesterday and
Will rest until Friday. the opening
night Of Blue Jeans" Miss Buckley s
illness made it impossible for her to
leave Denver. ana Miss Van Buren, re-
manned behind with her. They VIII
arrive, however, il all goes well, Thurs
day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-01

Il the Cuban postal thieves are wise,
they win live 40 to their convictions
WITH IS littlesfuss as possible.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-01


I viii not burden this letter by dis
cussion for an army bill. which, for the
time being at least, is as dead as
Julius Caesar. IT proposes to abolish
a military establishment. "the fruit.
as General Miles in his testimony OBJ
served. "Of the best thought of the
most eminent patriots and the ablest
military men this country has pro-
duced." and to set up in room Of it zone
that is more adapted to the mOnarchies
Of the old world Leaving the Times
to decide whether the lieutenant gen.
eral of the army is as ignorant as it
says am, ! wish to repudiate any pur-
pose on my part TO be rude TO the pres
ident in my description.
I said that he affects the simplicity
of the cowboy. And so he does. every
afternoon in his equestrian migrations
in and about the city, and there is no
great harm in it, either. unless he
should perchance break his neck. as
many a daring rider has done before
him. said he concealed beneath the
seIf-confdence of the brOnchO-buster-
the queer manners Of the bronch0-Hust-
er-the sentiments and ambition. Il
not the talents OF a Diaz." I would
ar~aign no mans motives. I spoke
rather OF tendencies than purposes.
These things are progressive. The
autocrat of today becomes the imperi-
slist Of tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-24

orders have been given 81 the fishing centers.
II lie not unlikely within the next few DAYS
that salmon. holsters and EoleE may be ~
famine prices. Extraordinary orders have
already been received by the various Bill
~ingsgHts firms from the big hotels, prin-
cipslly for salmon.
Last week vas q fairly busy time rs
go. 600 pounds Of this hsh reached the mar
ket Today. tomorrow and wednesday
500. 600 pounds Of salmon are expected Be-
sides this. more than double the weeks
supply Of other fish viii be disposed OF in
three DAYS.
The big bakeries will also be over
vhelmed with work during the next few
days. The STATS Of many Of the firms
have been largely increased 10 deal with
the rush.
IN many cases ali Thursday E and Fridays
bread viii De delivered on wednesday. but
some Of the bakers have found this imp0s-
Eibls and VIII deliver on Thursday.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-24
FEATURE FOR RACE MEETING
Roman Stadium Event Added 10 Pro-
gram-TwO Fast PAGERS
Arrive.

The management Of the races to be held
here this week has just engaged a Roman
stadium race as an additional feature.
There Will be two teams, ridden each by q
man standing with one foot on either
horse. They have been in training all win
ter in Indian Territory, and this is their
first appearance for the season.
These teams race half a mile. and an in
dicHtiOn Of the value Of their work may be
found IN the fact that last year these same
riders in competition covered this distance
IN 0:62n-
The arrival Monday Of Selden Wilkes, the
famous PAGER, caused considerable cOmmo-
ton at the track, especially when Doctor
Tom, another fast side-legger, came in
soon Rfterward. These two horses viii
fight for the palm IN the PIP pace, and In
terest in that fastest race Of the entire
meet centerE considerably about them.
Selden wilkes has been racing several
weeks in Colorado. and won 1 & praise
recently IN the Western HorsemRn for win
ming the 212 pace al Colorado Springs IN
straight heats. His time WA 2.14h. q re-
ducrion Of his record Of half q second.
Selden Wilkes Is owned by James A.
SprRgue Of Selden, Kan He has been
making 2l5 and whereabouts all summer 30
far. Doctor Toms record WAS made last
season, when he created name and fame,
He is q brown gelding by Prince Gold
Dust, dam Blanche, owned by L. NJ. Berry
OF St. Joseph, No.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-24
ONEHAS START OUT WELL
Batting trat Ends IN Flint Inning While
Milwaukee KsspAUPe
RoUsEFs WEN DO GOOD WORK IN FIELD
Anovny Touched ID for EpouEh Hits
10 Lose the Game ana
Grnham Substituted Too
Late.

MILWAUKEE,. Wis, June 22-speciAl
TeleErRmg-Omaha hit q fast pace at the
first Of the game today hut lost its hold
after the first ming and didn't have q
smell thereafter. Tn game ended with n
score Of 6 TO 8. the OmAhRs having gained
their uuotR in the first inning. Carter led
Of with q single and was sacrificed 20
second by Genins. Cnhoun singled and
Garter went to third. Stone made . double
and brought the two In and scored 3 second
later on q single by DolRn. Thus OmRhR'E
~run-gettinE story ends.
To add to the Etrenuousness % the HituB-
ton, the Creams lii on AloVsy and pounded
hin out Of the box. he vat replaced In the
fourth by Graham. who succeeded IL bold
ing the hits down after most OF the lam
age was done.
The poor work OF the westerners with
The stick was somewhat retrieved by Do
lsn's work at short Everything that
touched his fingers vRs gold and some
Of his stops were well niEh impossible.
Genins II center made q great catch IN
the frst, running clear over into left field
territory and sticking his left NIT out. but
managing 10 hang onto the ball. The bat
ting fever which had seized Omaha IN the
FIRST was cut short by an equally dinbcult
run into the corner, nH bbsd STEWART long
one.
In the ninth Hickey made a two base hit.
but could not get around. Attendance 900.
The score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-24
GUESTS ESCAPE By MIRACLE
Thrse-stUry Hotel in Dallas OOllEpsss
Without q Single Fatality.
ONLY THREE ARE SERIOUSLY INJURED
IONS Of Brick. Mortar and WOod
work is weaEed About Those
who Are Taken from
the Debria.

DALLAS. Tex. June zs-At 2us
O'Clock THE morning the center section
Of the ST james hotel, q three-story build
ing located 81 Main and Murphy streets,
collapsed without warning and thirteen
men were carried down with the debris
without q single fatality.
For q few minutes after the crash Il
was thought several lives had been lost
but by quick work hremen and policemen
rescued all those who had not escaped
through their own efforts. The escape Of
those who were taken from the debris was
marvellous, rs there we're tons Of brick
mortar and woodwork piled in and sbou;
where they were found.
Three men who we're on the third hour
are thought to be the most seriously In
jured. They are:
J. Fife. fell from third floor to ground
badly lAcerated and suffering from shock.
!. F. Hoffman. serious cut in leg ant
suffering from shock.
J. Rose, thought 70 be injured internally.
Others injured. but not seriously, are:
James Nolan, ufbciRl scorer Of the Texas
league in Dallas, and well known In Gal
weston mt New Orleans.
Bert winfrey, hurt about shoulders ano
head.
r. NJ. sasche. bruised slightly about legs.
H. r. Jenkins. hurt about head.
N. Il. Dillon, one leg slightly injured.
". H. Fletcher. manager Of the St
James hotel. his wife and two daughters
escaped unframed.
The Sherman lodging house. which is next
door TO the ST. James. also fell. but all the
guests escaped. The proprietor. q man
named Mcdonald. escaped with q severe
scalp wound.
No deaths have resulted from the collapse
Of the hotel building. All the injured are
doing well. with the exception Of John Rose
g tailor. who may die, his back being
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-24
Dtekey BIRD shootinx Contest.

The Dickey Bird Gun club had a twenty
fve-tArget shooting match Sunday, wit
anna nE fnlLnu.n.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-24
LONDON PREPARES FOR CROWD
HOteia, and Meat and Ftsh
Markets Expect 10 he
Overwhelmed

NEW YORK. June IA Herald dispatch
from London says thar extraordinary prep
E~rEtions are being made for provisioning
London and ats mulrirnds Of visitors on
Thursday and Friday. smithheld IL SAD
guins there win be no shortage OF meat
owing 10 the fact that a weeks supply win
have 10 be distributed in the first three
days
BiilingsgHte IL not 80 sure Of its ability
70 meet al demands. az there win be a ire
nendou1 Tuah On nah. though tmmsnls
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-24
Record breaking Attendance.

CHICAGO, june Z-FoIlOw1ng the de-
parture yesterday OF Heno. Pentecost and
Arsenal. HermiE, the last Of the quartet
Of eastern colts which went down In de-
feat before Wyeth IN the derby Saturday,
was shipped east today. As no count was
kept at the gate. the exact figures on the
attendance al the great race viii not be
known un1il fun reports are in from the
various ticker sellers, but Secretary HOWARD
says that the attendance reached the
record breaking hgure Of 5000 people
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-24
TOO Greal = nasE.

In almost every neighborhood somsons
has died from an attack OF collie or cholera
morbus, often before medicine could se
procured or q physician Summoned. A re-
liable remedy for these diseases should be
kept At hand. The risk L. too great for
anyone 10 take. Chamberlain Colo,
Cholera and DlArrhoes Remedy has un-
ouubtedly saved the lives Of more people
and relieved more pain and suffering than
any other medicine in use. II can always
be depended upon
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-24

NEW YORK. June 2A-The twelfth an
nuHl conference Of the American National
Whist league opened today al the Oriental
hotel. Manhattan Beach. Hundreds Of
PLAYERS are present and the number Of
women apparently exceeds that Of the men,
There are 70 be several contests for trOph-
les and play for the Brooklyn trophy viii
begin this afternoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-24

But how good" il the motto Of the An
hsussr-Buseh Brewing association. brewers
Of ths best puresf and largest line o. beers
Tor family and club use In the world. No
cQrn-juEt pure beer. Orders filed promptly
By Georss Krug. nAnASsr AEhsussr-Busch
Branch. Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-24
Ground Floor.

~ n, Fer Month
STanE Cos1 an seyentaMh So, ~ epnee DON "a me Be-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-24

At a picnic given under the auspices Of
the South Side Pleasure club Sunday, the
Paxton & Gallagher team defeated the
South Side SluEgers after playing four
teen innings. From The ninth 10 the thir-
teeuth the score was ( 10 4 In the four
taenth. with bases full. Hunter made a
threehaEEer, and Rfterward scored, making
Il 5 70 4 in favor Of The ErOcers. Batteries
p. a C. Curtis and knight. Hunter and
Kinney SluEEerE. Lynch and Hall
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-24
Wins the ChampIOnship.

BERLIN. June @.-In the race for the
cycling championship Of the world, 100
hlomsters. today, ROble OF Munich won.
His time was one hour. twenty-eight min
uteE and eighteen seconds. Bonhours Of
Paris was second and Taylor OF Paris third
TON" Linton the English hicychEt. lost
touch with MS pacemRker several times
and Withdrew.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-24
Randolph Make. 1t seven Straight

RANDOLPH. Neh, June 8.-(Special
Telegram THE hRrdest-fOuEht game in
the Northeast NebrRskB league series was
played here today when the Creighton team
met its first defeat by q score Of 10 TO Z
This makes seven straight games won by
Randolph. Batteries: Randolph, Gillian
and Shatfer; Creighton, Steele and Carroll.
Hits: on Gillian, 8; of Steele, Is.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-24
Andrews AFTER ST. vrain.

SPOKANE, Wash. June Z-ManREer
Andrews Of the Tacoma base ball league
has wired TO the secretary Of the National
minor league that he VIII not allow Pitcher
ST Vrain to play with Memphis, in spite Of
ChicRgo's release. Andrews says st. Nrain
must play with Tacoma OF not play at all
and says he will not take less than S.00O
GOV his ralaaEa
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-24

JOLIET, H., June 2-The trotting and
pacing meeting scheduled for Ingalls, park
for June =. 3. &c and n under the aus
pices Of the Joliet Driving club. has been
because Of the recent hood until
August q 6. Z and 8
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-24

LONDON. june 2-Kd McFaddsn o.
san Francisco was knockec out by Bet
JORDAN. the English puEihst. IN the hf
tenth round az the National Sporting clui
here tonight
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-24

Hart, Wagner. TwO-base hits Myers ~
Wagner. Bailey. T~hree-bRse hits: Turner
Double play: Mattress 10 MyerE
Struck out: By Bailey. 2 Bases on balls
on TaEbindsr. 2 on Bailey, 2 on Ohm
EIed, a. OF AltrOck- 4 Hit by pitcher
BY OlmEted. J. Passed ball; Cross. Time
IN ImuIrH. HEEEam
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-24
seventh victim of Wreck.

BARNARD. MINI, june 3-FiremHn
Montgomery, injured IN the Northern Pa
cihc wreck near Staples, MINI. last FRI
day. died today, making the seventh death
from the accident.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-24

NORTH PLATTE. Neb.. June 2s.-Cspe-
ciRl Telegram THE North Platte team
won the second game from Shelton today.
II was a pitchers battle. Score:
North Platte. . 0 ! 0 2 3 -
Shelton ..-.-..--. Q 0 0 o ! 0 0 o.
Batteries: North Platte, Redmond, Teel
and Short; Shelton. Pickard and Curley-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-24

PARIS. June 2-Licstts. ridden by ].
Retn, won the race for the PrtK Semen
driE al the ST Cloud meeting TODAY. W.
X. NRnderhihs Nettie. on which NacGinn
had the mount, was second.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-24
EnEIish Yacht MIns EmPeror.s OuR.

Island OF HELIGOLAND. Germany,
June E-The English schoonef-yaoht
Dover al noon june p. IN the race 10 this
port, arrived here Al go this evening and
won the emperor'E cup. Vol Au Vent, the
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-24

A
Tnaals q u al

Two out Nhen winning run was MADE.
~Kellum batted for sndhun IN the ninth
l~ndianapohE --- go -
Bases on balls on udho 8: on sp1rer
s. Struck out; BY Sudhon. 8 BY SpOrer. 4
Hit by pitcher. BY Sporer. Heydon. Two
base hit: Kuhn Sacrihce hitE Coulter,
kellum- Double plays sudhon 10 kim.
Breyette 10 Grant 10 Werden. Stolen bases.
Rsbt 81. Fox. McFArlan, Breyette. Passed
ball: Heydun Left on bases Indianapolis
TEndEn.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-24
PHILADELPHIA.
B0sTON.
Totals

'Batted for Iberg in the eighth.
Boston ... @ o o o -
Philadelphia ..-......O 0 90 ! 0 o.
Earned run: Philadelphia. Two-bBss
hit. Douglass. Stolen bases. Cooley C2,
Demont, Courtney. Double plays: Court
ney 10 Demunt TO Tenney, HulEvitt TO
DouEiasB. First base on balls. on Pit
finger. ]; on IberE 2 Hit by pitched ball:
BY E3ttinEer, l. Struck out. BY PfttinEsr.
by Iberg, 2 Time: la Umpire: Can
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-24
GAMES IN NATIONAL LEAGUE
P1ttsburG Beats Chicago without the
Need Of n nit, Errors
Being the Cause.

CHICAGO, June &-Costly errors On the
part OF the locals gave PttshurE a game
today without the need Of base hits. Con-
Toy Hnd Tinker had a mix-up IN the fourth
inning, both being ordered out Of the game.
and Pitcher Williams was forced 10 retire
an tbs eighth. being injured by a liner from
BeAumunt's hat AttendAnce, 2.1n0. Score
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-24

LOUISVILLE June 2-LouisE1ne hats
men III crlnhins Tor seven SAFE drives N
the ninth inning These Included = double
ana q triple. which Rerted siE runs ana
EaTe the locals = Vlctory when fhs sane
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-24

Earned runs. Milwaukee,. g. Omaha, =
Two-bRse hits: Stone, Dufy HRnford.
Hickey. Three-base hits. Mcvicker. Duny.
a5i5v,aT + or @rsbam MI nv nifche5
ball: Bone. O'Brien. Double play: Cockman
to Hanfurd TO GRtins Wild pitch: Graham.
Struck out: BY MCPHERSON, B; by Graham.
2 Left on bases: Milwaukee, G; Omaha. &.
Innings pitched: BY AllowRy, 3: by Graham
8 Hits; on AlowRy, Z on Graham. p on
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-24

At Young Mems Christian Association
park last evening the Young Mems Chris
tiRn association Working Boys sno the
Benson juniors played six innings before
darkness stopped the game. Score:
y. NJ. {. Nv
Benson y 4 v v - 4
Batteries: Young Mems Christian 1850
ciH ton, Hall and Churchill; Benson Er1ck-
son and Fox. Umpire: Barnes.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-24
IndiAnaPolIs WIns IN Kin1h.

INDIANAPOLIS, June &--IndiAnapolis
pulled the game out OF the FIRE in the ninth
inning today. Sporer hitting HeydOn and
Fhyls throwing wild IN fielding keilum's
unit. HOgriever and kim produced
singles and two runs were scored, enough
10 win Attendance. SIS. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-24
FAvors "GambIIns Enterprise"

CHICAGO, Juns 23.-The appellate court
has affirmed the decision given by Judge
Stein IN June. 1901, In which he dissolved
the Injunction restraining John Condor and
Others from conducting a gambling enter
prise" 81 The Harlan race track.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-24

COLUMBUS, June G-Columbus knocked
OlmEted OUT Of the box In the hrst inning
ano sls9 nj AItreek very hard Bailey re-
played a ragged game in the field. Grim's
hnger was broken by & pitched ball IN the
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-24

LETT on bases; Ftttsburg. q Chicago. ~
Lhree-h9se htr thinner. Sacrifice hits
kltng- Clark bransheid. Double play:
E~rhnEnelo tunassiEteda. Struck Cut. BY
Williams. J. hy Doheny. g. Bases or hRls
~ Williams, 3 on Duheny. 6 Hit with
ball. Love rIIne 100 Implre: O-Dar-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-24

MINDEN. Neb. June &.-CSpecisl Tele-
gram -Minden defeated FBirbury today on
the Minden diamond. The features Of the
game were the batting and sensational
fielding Of the Mtnden team. especially the
fielding Of Peterson. The same teams play
here tomorrow. Score;
RH.E.
Mindsn ........O 0 0 Bl61 Ill 1S 3
FRirbury ...-..2 0 0 0 o Q Q Q 81 s Z
Batteries. Minden, Gaines and Moore
FRirbury. Bean and La France. Struck out.
BY Bean. 4, by Gaines, . Two-bHse hits
Gaines. Trobaugh. First base on balls on
Gaines. ]: OF BeRn, ]. Stolen base: Moore.
Double plsys: Mtnoen B
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-24
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Kansas City Wins q Brilliant Game
from Toledo by Superior
Playing.

TOLEDO. June 23-Kansas City won a
brilliant game today from Toledo. Both
Gibson and McNeal pitched good ball and
had splendid support. Attendance, 800.
Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-24
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES
Detroit Could only Hit Grimtb for
-Four Scattered Singles
and ChicaEO Wins.

DETROIT, June Z-Four scattered
singles were the best Detroit could DO this
Sievsr was hit freely, besides fielding his
position stupidly. Attendance, 1.200. Score:
CHICAGO DETROIT
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-24

Games today: St Paul al Indianapolis
Milwaukee at Toledo, Minneapolis at Louis
vile, Kansas City at Columbus.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-24
In Southern Association.

At Msmphis-New Orleans, !; Memphis
o.
Al Chartanooga-ChHttRnoogR, 16; Birm-
AT shreveport-Little Rock, .; Shreve-
port. g.
At NashviIle-Nashville, Z; Atlanta, Q.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-24
CHICAGO

Davis. Sacrifice hits: DAILY, Mcclure.
Stolen base: Sullivan Base on ball: BY
Siever, / First base on errors: Chicago, 9
Left on bases: Chicago, 8; Detroit. 4
Struck out: By Siever, !: by Griffith, 2
Time: La. Umpire: O'LRughlin.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-24
RrookIsn beats Nsw Tork.

NEW YORK. june z2-Brodklyn de-
feEted View YORK In the second same OF
score Of 5 20 J. Taylor Was knocked out Of
the box IN the fourth inning. RleWdtt
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-24
Thirty Year, for Highway Robbery

BUTTE, Mont, June &.-Thirty years
Imprisonment was the sentence given by
who. with Acy Young. held up Tom Duno-
van on April "a. They secured only $50.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-24

Two-base hits Fournuy, Cribbens Three
base hit: Clymer. Home run Jumlev.
sacrifice hits. Kelley, Cannon. Stolen bases:
Cannon, Kelley. Shannon. Hit by pitcher.
Camel First base on balls: on Dunkle.
g. Time. 2.u Umpire. Ward.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-24

Al Terre Haute-Cedar Rapids. 8; Terre
Haute, 3.
AT Evansville-Rock Island, s; Evans
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 2: Rock
ford, J.
Al Decatur-Decatur, 3; Davenport, 4
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-24

Send articles OF incorporation. notices Of
s~toekholdeEs' meetings, etc, 10 The Bee.
We viii give them proper legal insertion.
Bee telephone, 28s.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-24
snints shut out Denver.

ST. JOSEPH. June 2-The swift pitching
~ McFadden and Gordon was the feature Of
the third game Of the St. Jo~seph-Denver
series today, which was won by St Joseph.
Score:
RHE.
St Joseph-... 90 o o o - 4 2
Denver .....-.. 0 0 0 0 Q o 0 Go s ]
Batteries. Denver. Gordon and Wilson;
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-24
STANDING of the Teams.

Games to-day: Brooklyn al New Yurk
ton. Cincinnati al St Louis.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-24

BOSTON. June 2-Bustun won easily
today. having no diff culty In hitting IbsrE =
famous 'hoBters" when men were on bases.
Philadelphia could DO little with Pittinger
Attendance, 2,400. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-24

sBatted for Taylor in the fourth inning.
STATED for Blevitt
Brooklyn .------O 0 0 -
New York .----....B 0 0 0 ] 0 Dl
arm runs: Brooklyn. 8 First base on
errors: Brooklyn. z, New York. J. Left on
bases; Brooklyn, G. New York 8 Stolen
bases. OHagen, DolRn- Double play:
Smith 20 OHREen- Sacrifice hit: Dunn
First base on balls: on Kftson. / Struck
ont: By Taylor, !; by Dewitt ]. by Kit
son. ] Time: 1:4l. Umpire: Emslie-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-24

PEORIA, June 23.-Peoria took the las
Of the series from Des Moines today by
punching hics IN the nth inning. Des
Moines PLAYED rather loose ball. showing
3 lack OF spirit Attendance, ESQ. Score:
Psoria -5I0
Dss Moines.... 0 o 0 0 ! 81 6
Batteries: Peoria. SchRfstan and Wilson;
Des Moines wilkins and Lobeck.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-24
DATED for MeNeal in the mint

Two-bAse hits: Bsv4ile C2), Mcbride.
Sacrifice hits: Nance, Burns Double
plays: leewe 10 Mcbride 10 ROthfuss, Glib
son 10 Mcbride 10 Rothfnss. Struck out:
By. Gibson, by McNeal, ! Bases on
balls. on Gibson, 2 Hit with ball: BY
ptre: Sheridan
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-24
Knn.a. city Drops Another.

KANSAS CITY. June 23-Gaston was ef-
receive at critical times today and the
locals made costly errors. Attendance, 400.
Score:
RHE.
Nolo, Springs. 0 l o o 0 90 3
Kansas City. 0 0 o q o 0 0 Is s
Batteries: Kansas City, Gibson and Mes
slit, Colorado Springs. CASTOR and Baer-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-24
standing of the Teams.
North Platte Win. Pitcher Battle.

Games today; Bostnn at Washington
Philadelphia at Baltimore, St Louis al
Cleveland. Chicago at Detroit.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-24

Rho relieved him. held the Brookiyns owl
70 one hit Attendance ANN Score
~upuuFIvN XIV WINK
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-24
standinE of the Teams
Fourteen Inaansr 10 settle.

Games today: Omaha at Peoria Des
Moines al Milwaukee. Colorado Springs al
Kansas City, Denver al St Joseph.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-24

seemed hopelessly lost Both teams plaved
hne ban tn the heid. Attendance, $3.50
Score.