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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Charles H. Ford and 10
saffronia A Hughes, wd,
lots II. l2 blk 7,9 Capitol
Hill &C.. -.,... ..... ...-.S 32o,oV
Daniel Erickson to Luella
Chesterfield ct al, wd. lot
%, blk 79, West Guthrie. 1905
Frank Dole and to Browne
Cornelison, wd, y ne a
soc. 7, twp, l6, 2,......., 100000
sallie ]. Naylor to Jas. S. Ma
bon, wd. lot 8. blk 65, East
Guthrie 1853. $40. ... 1900 o.
Benj. c. Hoenbeck to WILDER
d, Packer, wd. lot iS. blk
43, Guthrie Proper ...,.. 100000
r. /. Williams and W ct al TO
Anderson Morris, wd. sw a
sec. H. twp. Is, ] W.. 100000
C. will1ie and W 10 Henry NJ.
Pink, qcd, lot ls blk 10,
Crescent city ..... .... 100
r. j Barko rand W to Henry
NJ. Pink, qcd lot A. blk 10,
Crescent City ..... ... 100
Logan County to c. A, Byers,
tax d. lots 10, "a, blk So, Cap
itol Hill .... .......t.... 100
Geo. Campbell and TO w. II.
Powell, wd. ne a sec, IA,
twp. 15.rlW .......... 100000
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Bookwork, Job printing. legal blanks.
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The Perry Republican asks; What
has become OF the bill introduced IN
congress TO give Perry the govern
ment acre?
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CO. "A. OK. N. g., NOTICE.

Co. "a" First Regiment, ok. N. G.,
is hereby ordered to assemble at the
Armory on Thursday night for drill.
Co. A, is now located over the Eagle
drug store on Harrison avenue.
Regular drill night Is Thursday.
All members take notice.
By order OF
G. z. punnlea,
Capt Comd'g. Co. A..
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GRANGE OF the great pine forests, brin..
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Capt comd'g. Co. A.
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AAllfNo Sls LoulS ssssss sss . soN o'Aas
Arrives Memphis ..... -. 600 pm.
(st. Louis Express.)
Leaves Oklahoma City .... $3.50 am.
Arrives st. Louis .....-.. 7:l5 RIO.
(Meteor.)
Leaves Kansas City ....... 7:l5 pm.
Arrives Oklahoma city ... 1880 am.
Arkansas and Oklahoma Expressly
Leaves st. Louis .......... .10;00 pm
Arrives Oklahoma City 49,. 6:45 pm.
Through cars and Pullman Palace
sleepers between Oklahoma City. Kan
sas City. ST. Louis and Memphis. For
rates and other information call on
nearest Frisco System Agent OF ad-
dress the undersigned.
3. r. Dunn,
Division Passenger Agent,
Wichita. Kansas.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-24
RoUMANlA NAY BE DEFIANT
NofhfaE OF Permanent Coed f. EK-
p@cted frsm the Hay
NaHe.

LONDON. Sept. Es.-"S0Ihing hat viii be
Of any permanent good can result from
Secretary Hays note 20 he powers on
aoumAniAs treatment Of The Jews unless
s0msb0dy Is willing 20 crush R0umzniA and
no power seems anxious 70 take on hat
task
IN foregoing quotation from the utter
ances Of an experienced British ufnCiAl
represents the real JpIniun Of the British
0ficio On the subject Of the negotiations
bsfWsen America and Europe and repre-
sents i with a straighuforwardness which
IL not likely 10 dgure IN the guarded iiplo-
matte replies which NJ Hays note viii
eventually produce.
The Associated Press il able 70 say thar
Great BrftAin's backing up Of the United
States In RoumAniEn matters mas only pro-
duced evidences hat the siguatories Of the
Berlin treaty absolutely refuse 70 K
other than merely sentimental action to-
ward aIleviaring the persecution Of the
JeWa
Ths exchange Of views rsEardinE ne
American uufe solicited BY Great Britain
has prugreassd sufficiently 70 convince the
turstE once here thai nothing mEIeriAl =
likely 10 result. To achieve more rhan
premises RON RuumEnia. IL 10 believed a.
DoSntng stress and apparently In he TOR
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-24
GAMES WITH INDIANAPOLIS
Pest season Beneat series VIII 0ven
~ vinSon ParE On
dav afternoon.

And now he PLAYERS have their inning.
Having completed The lhburs u a strenuous
schedule season. the proceeds Of which
into the Golfers Of Manager R0urke.
The Omaha base bail players are 20 hold a
little series u games for their own benefit.
AS their opponents they have picked the
champion team Of M HiCkeys league. The
Indianapolis boys. who have Just Won the
American association pennaut. The east
er1ers viii arrive N Omaha Wednesday and
he arst game is Wednesday afternoon.
Five will be played. ending Sunday.
The matching Of two such strong clubs
promises some base bail that wall not have
been surpassed by the most critical games
NJ the Western league season. Though they
ara pust-sesson games. there exists between
the two teams a rtvairv that is as strong
as that for any psnnAn and even stronger.
Il Is The rivalry n two entire leagues. The
result Of those ave games VIII be generally
accepted as a zuage n he respective mer-
its Of he teams in the two leagues.
The indianapolis men are keen 20 win.
but no more so than are he Rangers.
Both vant Are games of the Ave 4 hey
can possibly get them. and he dead-iine
base bail that Omaha played n the last
dercs game With MilEaukes will be repro
ducsd ths balance Of Tins week. All games
will be called At $50. ana 20 the Omaha
players themselves go me proceeds. Cap
tain Ace stewart is manager for ne series
and he hopes to reap a nice little financial
compliment for mis- boys ont uf the games.
Aside rom being the best team Of bail
players hat Omaha ever had. he Rangers
ara far and away the most gentlemaniy ag-
reEariun az we'll. They are notably modest
and quiet. ~ has been remarked al sea
son IN their plzy. their behavior being IN
such contrast With that Of other teams
both on the field and in the hood. For such
men II will be a pleasure to the fans 70 uur-
out and give a royal benefit. The twr
teams will play as follows;
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-24

siEn Offices u other capitals Interested.
hat nothing short u a combined display Of
force would be necessnr-.
rns-urnuuutahie obstacles appear 10 rene
der such a step Impossible. Intra-Euro-
peau feaIousies and the normally explosive
conditions Of the Balkans IN themselves arp
sufncientlT powerful factors 70 induce a
policy u united inactiun when a question
% armed Intervention is involved
According 10 an Official statement. the
British foreign ofiriais have received state
ments u willingness Of continental govern
nents 20 seize the opportunity 81 convex
ing 70 he United States government the
inrtmRriun that IL is interfering N nat
-ers which 10 not concern h." as various
ssmi-oflrial newspapers Of ne European
capitals have put it
United States Ambassador Choate has
broker ID his holiday IN Scotland and r--
turned 70 London today. He fs likely 20
spend the next few lays In dealing with
he Roumanian matter. The Information
CLEANED from British diplomats. OF part of
il. will be unufhcially communicated 70 Mr.
Chuate for transmission TO Washington.
The hupsiessness privately entertained
Nv the British foreign ONCE of efectinE
a change Of heart on he par n the
Roumanian government will not be al
lowed 70 inrerfera with ne external course
Of he negotiations and there is stlIl reason
20 believe that Mr. Hays protest nav
result in a formal. Joint note Of the Der
lin signatures demanding better treatment
Of the Jews. Regarding that point Moth
ing 10 definitely settled. bur u u IL done Il
viii De more in a spirit 81 ac1ufsscencs
with the humane sentiments expressed in
M. Hays appeal han 20 any belief that
good Will be accomplished.
A Foreign once Official said 20 a r.prs-
sentative Of The Associated Press.
Roumania will nave no difficulty in as
certaIning that such a Joint note is not
supported by the only thing she 3 AFRAID
Of. namely, superior armies. Fer reply
might be either evasive or semi-defHnt.
according % me degree Of secret zuunurr
she received from the other Eur1Dean
powers. ACCIDENTALLY OF as an iurer1a-
uonal precedent, such a joint note might
De Of some use. but beyond focusing pub
lie attention on RUumanias treatment IF
Jews and thereby creating certain ten.
deal effect may be nil. However. we car
only -Tv.
In the event Of the other European
powers refusing 20 take Joint action Great
Britain Is quite unlikely 70 take any inde.
pendent course. The British note commit,
II 20 nothing except friendly interest Il
M. Hays suggestion ana a desire 20 eliri.
the opinions Of The other siEnaturfss.
A curious feature Of the negotiations ii
that the United States embassy Official,
we're quite ignorant 1f Great Britain
action in connection with M. Hays note
The latter was communicated 20 Lort
Lansdowne. the foreign secretarv
through Mr.. Choate. but the anbassAdu
was not notified that Great Britain IA
dispatched a note 70 the signAIories Of N
Berlin treaty and only learned privateIl
from Berlin that such was The case.
At he United States embassy a hopefu
feeling prevails that something more thai
mere exchanges Of condolences over IN
humanity may result from the Unite
States plea for the RoumAnian Jews.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-24
New Life TO
Weak Men.
Old Men AsdB Young Again Weak
Men Find 0It- Tina StrSagth and
PaWsT Of Youth.

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SPAR, ne culOW1nE meZEEe CONES as =
most bleed romis Eh1 INV dtscov-
cry resrureg al men Who suffer with any
FORM OF seE1A weakness. resulting from
youthcu folly. memErure loEs q srrength
ana nemurT weak back varoocels az
smac1Auun Of pArEE II HT= Lhs warmth.
strength and development JUET Wnere u IL
naeded ana cures AZ dncE al ne IL and
Uoublss uhHr oome OF yeEn N 1asuss Of
the mnc1nnA for q hAs BEEN an ausoiuIs
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Building. - , Ira. vii bring You
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WTEupeF. without any marks % taeuErT
It's eouueuts AZ Ehere II cones cnum- Tbs
institute hAE had - many inquiries from
men who are unable % cave humE or their
business % hs ueztsd- thai II has perfected
UhE apleluin home UAEmEnL and @nns q
In me- TIA pEckzge1 70 Al pEErs Of ne
Eur1d % show TuET how cay and simple 4
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ness Ehen Chis mzrVei0lz lsE <Euzl dis
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wonderful umeay ah8ohuueiT re- Hose
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Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-24
Dan PATCH EQUALS RECORD
PAGES Nile At RendTiIls n Star Pointer
Tine Of 1s59 II
GETS AWAY EASILY ASO NEVER sKPS
PASSES His Running P-scemaErr in thr
stretch and Comes Hnmc like
the wind other
Events.

READv-LE. Mass. sept. Dan Patch
vent against the worlds record u I-asA
made by star Pointer on ne Readville
rack Eve years ago. this afternoon and In
a truly magnificent performance equalled
he record.
Depending upon memoir IL seemed TO
horsemen Who saw star Pointer perform
anCs that The conditions today we're idenu-
cal and hat meant as near perfect as a
day could BE-. Dan Patch was brought out to-
warming up mile with a runner a. pace
maker. Without an Effort he vent the dis
lance IA lib. Half an hour IRter the hand
some black PAGER came out for his trial
against tine. AS In The other nile. a run
ner was sent out ahead. No time was lost
IN scoring ana Mirun McHenr- nodded the
first time down FOR he word and a hun
dred watches caught he starr.
The PAGER had bis stride from the word
and there vas not a skip FOR ne whole
mile, his legs moving with perfect reEu-
lar-ty. Il was not until he third quarter
that everyone felt convinced that ne record
vas in danger. Cp the stretch cAme the
PAGER, beating cut the runner and flashing
under the wire a worthy mate for star
Pointer. his time being l.59A. Driver Nc
Henry vas wildly cheered and me crowd
rushed 20 the rails 70 SEE ne horse blank
eted and led away.
Dan Patch thai was made al The New
England association fail meeting. the pro
gram Of which mas been curtailed through
Wholesale withdrawal Of horses from tall
campaigning on tracks in this state. The
events today we're he New England Flu
turity for fuals OF 1899. thu Ell uTot and
he 2:Is pace and Eve exhibition miles
against time
The Furur1tY stake vas easily taken BY
the ally EcsLaJlc. The rot went % Major
Delmar. he winner If the Massachusetts
stake during the grand circuit meeting here
The trotter lost the first heat 20 NutbeA-el
through a bad break. IN the other heats be
was faster than the deid and in two heats
beat his own record Of 2:HSls.
The pace went 20 Gold Brick. a EeidinI
from Memphis. Tomorrow card include!
he 2.J7 trot for a $1,000 purse ana a rro
for $1,000 for 3-yesr-olds.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-24
Hanged for Murder Of Child.

READING. Pa, Sept. Zs-Murdersr
George CAN'T was hanged here today.
Gantz crime was the murder in October
last Of Annie Etter, but Is years Of age
ana a child in size whom he had criminRIly
assaulted. GAntz was q years Of age.
idle and shiffless. Miss Etter was the
laughter Of a respectable citizen and the
granddaughter OF Rev. Etter. a veil known
retired clergyman Of the United Brsthrsn
church.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-24

Pairs and time OF starting viii be given
out az the ONCE Of J B. Rahm this NOM
ing The Information viii be published IN
the evening edition Of The Bee.
In addition 70 the tournament play there
will be a contest between teams Of ave
from the university and Waveland club.
the Dss Moinss Golf and Country ciub.
the HoldreEe Country club. the Omaha
Field club. the st. Joseph Country club
and the Omaha Country club aRains;
hnEey. thirJy-six holes match play. BOgey
over the course is 80 out and 20 in
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-24

SARATOGA. n. Y, sept. 24-At . o'clock
this muraing Governor Qdell came IRON
Mr.. Platrs cottage ana announced that Mr..
sheldon had Withdrawn and wa preparing
a letter that ne vii give out al once. set
ding t0rrh his reas0ns.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-24
ROAD MARE is A SURPRISE
Bunch OF Fast Ones ar Terre
HauTe.

spoiled the afternoon s aCing program
roday after four heats were finished.
threatening weather kept down the at
tendance. although most OF he business
houses were closed IN response 20 the
mayors proclamation requesting thar
business be suspended.
2:I4 class. urotting Diminished from yes
terdavh. purse H.QBt.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-24

First base on errors. New York. 1 Left
on nases Boston. :. New YORK / First
base on balls. on Marhewson. 9; on Pit
finger, i Struck out. BY AathHwsun, 2.
DV PtrrtnEer. J. Sacrifice nit M~CEinnitT.
Dunhie play: Carney 70 Moran. Wild
pitches: MathewsOn ~. Passed bail.
ana irwin.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-24
worlds Best Pile Care.

Why Adur turrunss from piles uu you
contract a fatal disease when BuckIsn's
Arniua salvs cures. ur no pay %G For
zale b. Kuhn 4 ca.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-24
BROOKLYN GETS A BCNPIyC
FrTlm from Penn Town Easy Victou Over
Seosnd EahunaI Team.
NAIL THE CANE n The FIRST INNING
LsstnE Crowd Uses Garvtn. IT,. Recruit
frum C~hfcaga's Americas Leanue
renm-scar- stands
Three TO one.

BROOKLTS, Sept 23.-Philadeiphia de-
tezted Brooklyn today and had the game
Won IN the drst inning. Garvtn. formerly
OF The Chicago American league team.
pitched his first game FOR BROOKLYN. scor-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-24

sBAtled for Doner in ninth.
Detroit --.-.---------a 2 ? 2 ? p y -
ClevaIand ------.0 o o 0 o . . o 90
Two-bsse hits. Bradley. Barrett. Sacr1-
dns nat Flick. stolen bases; Casey GieA-
IN Dopble Diav- Gochnauer to Hickman.
First base an nails. on D0rner, = on Mer-
o~r Lett on bases. Detroit. q Gleye-
AND q struck out. BY Mercer. 2 Wild
uitches. Dorner %. Time IL Umpire;
Game
Al Cmcago-ChicaEo-sL Louis game post
panel, rain
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-24
Standing OF the Teams.
GAMES IN AMERICAN LEAGUE
Baltimore Loses u PhiIadeiphta
Through Errors FumbIes Hnd .
Failure to Keep Awake.

PHILADELPHIA. sept. "A tumble. a
steal. base On balls, sacrifice and four
singles IN the second won uodays game
for tha home team from Baltimore. Out
side on this inning Haton pitched Ane ball.
Plank was very effective throughout tbs
game Attendance, 1Sa Score:
- na~--rruur
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-24

JOLIET H.. sept Rain caused ne
o-nstponenenr this Afternoon Of the races
az ingalls, park Of the septemD~r L1tLLne
snd pacing meeting Of the Joliet Driving
~frrh
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-24
1ns will play as follows
TndiHnannIlE


On Cark's bowling alleys last night in
a teupin contest the KuIg Parks defeated
the 81. Charles by fory-eight pins. Score:
KRTG PARKS
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-24

II It's = sGariand.-
That's all you need to know about a stove
N ranEa-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-24

Always true Of constipation. II begins
many maladies. but Dr.. Kings View Life
pills sure or no pay. Only sc. Fur sale
Kuhn 4 Co
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-24

ciaLN-The -aCe meeting that the svrac1se
DRIVING club had arranged 70 BEGIN today
nns ben nusfnnnnI Until Thurednr
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-24
Canlt Find Mercer.

CLEVELAND. Sept. z-The locals were
unable 10 hit Mercer today and were smut
ouL. Durner was a puzzle 70 Detroit after
ths second inning. Attendance, In Score,
---,,r- ~ wvuFaEn
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-24

z Indicates trace Of precipitauon.
L a. WELSH.
Local F1rerasr QnciaL.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-24

Earned rms: Boston, Z TyO-0ase ats;
Keister. tahL. Thres-base hits; Ferris,
CreiEer- Home rms: StahL Freeman, yer
IS. Parent. Stolen bases: Dougherry,
Parent. StahL Sacrifice hit Gleason. Dou-
bla ulay- Parent TO LzChance. FIRST base
on balls; on Czrrick. s. OF Young. = Struck
out: BY Carr1ck. .; by Young. . Left on
bases: Washington. 5; Boston, = Time; 1.Fo
Cnpire. Iuhnstnne-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-24
Game Postponed.


Games to-day. -. Louis az chicago. De
truir AZ Cleveland. Fhiludeiphia az HAltl-
more. Boston a. Washington
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-24

ne cIIII N Z
look for health
happiness a1t
ucCcs g. bow
EncoucCI-anL
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-24
Buriesaue NJ Warrington

WASHINGTON, Sept Boston scored
an easy victory over Washington today,
Car1Ck pitching poorly, and the fielding
Of the home team being OF the burlesque
fashion. Young pitched MS usual steady
game. Attendance. LIZA Score
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-24

80 20 "a aHNaN
Monte Carlo, b. e., by MenuOCino
A J 2. b. z. Walker -----.-------... 2
Prosperity Bill. en-. a. PadEett.-..-- 8 . 8
Betsy Tell. blk N. ..-.--- 3 2 3
Crescent. &. e. tBurge' -----------.---. s ,
o. (. w DickerSont. .----- D 3 2
Cretonness. b. m tAsyesl -----------.- 9 5 .
George smith. b. z tWeiEiel-----.----
The Merchant. en-. g ThOmss)------ 5 S
Time: e:ie. ESQ. eta
20 trot. stake purse 1900 unfinished
Rhythmic. Or. h., 0y Oakland Baron
Primo Of Orang or. & tGeersl .----.--.... ?
DuiCe Cor. D. N. tHiiler1 -.-.--.--.----.-.. J
Kitty l. g m. lacey .-.------.---.....- :
Time: --ts.
2:LB class. pacing, purse 500 CIn-
finished
Daisy Field. b. m, by Mark Field
tGSersl !
Ak or. e Henry .
Billy Mac. g. e Shine -----------..---..-. 3
Mustard. b. m theyes3 --.-.-..----..---.... =
MARY Anna. p. m. Waters ....-...-.--.... >
Doctor Marvin. b. e MARVIN .-...-.-.--.. 5
Dora Deiphia. b. m LoOmlsl .-.--.......... Z
Little sphFuE- o. m wilson 8
EanaEha star, b. Z UHuusonl ------------- .
Frank Mckinney, b. & yGrahamJ--.--....-IG
Schiev Pointer. q. n lNuckoilE) -...----..--u
John Z. b. & Cores
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-24

NEW YORK, sept. z-Mathewsun lost
his own game TO the Boston team today. As
ne let IN two runs with wild pitches. h
only other run made Was IN New YORK 8
half or the eighth inning. wnen Smith
scored Attendance. L.lo- Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-24

Against time 20 beat 1874. pacing. Dan
Patch. b.. h., by Joe PatChen. dam Leiica
iMcEenryl. euualed the record. Time by
quarters: 0.spl, 6:5gsa. 1-syla. 1-5eaa. The
quarters: 0:Jel.. 0:29L. 0:.9lz, 0:O.
Exhibition rrot TO beat 2:Sdas Won by
25s4
Exhibition by Mona. br. m. Cst. Croix3.
Time: 2:TS14
Exhibition mile. trot. by Mayzetta. TO. N,
by May King. Time: 225A[
Exhibition urut by Moreaway, D. \. by
LOOkaway. Time: Ill.
Exhibition rrot 6y Alvoia, b. m, by May
hlng. Time: 2.g714
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-24

Earned rum Brooklyn. Two-bsEa hits:
Green. heeier. First base on errors. Phil
A4tlAuA[ = nrDQA4gn- 4 LeiL on bases.
philadelphia 9; Brooklyn. s. stolen bases:
Thomas. Dblan ~, Farrell Double play
DAMIEN TO Irwin. Sacrifice hits. krlE.
DOOM First base on balls. on GErT-n.
Z IN Fraser. l. HIt By pitched bail. BY
fraser, L Struck out. Bv Garv1n. =. Nv
fraser. 3 Time. - Umpire. Emsiie.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-24

Entries for the ping pong tournamenI VII
rioqe al no O'Clock this morning II ~ eN-
perted that about went i've VIII aiAFt N
uhe ara Tor the silver stein
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-24
ST CHARLES.


MCOOK Neb.. SepL z-tspecfzl rele-
R~ram-)-MCCook smut Aurora out today IN
the fastest game ever played on the home
rounds. Score;
McCook ....-... o q 100 I n-l
Aurora .......---.... 0 0 0 0 0 Q . 0 %
Batteries: McCook. Moore and Doane;
Aurora. Bliss and Moore. Struck out: BY
Monre. s: by Bliss. & Errors: MCCOok. i;
Aurora. l. First base on balls; on Bliss. L
Bit ~ pitched bah: BY Bliss. Double
play: Bliss to German Time: la. I'm
pire: Lon Cone.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-24
BALTIMORE
sEAfted hsr butler In ninth.

BhiladelphiR -........0 : O. 0 0 0 -
Baltimore ....-..-.-.O 0 0 : 0 0 0 oS
Earned runs: Philadelphia = Two-base
hits: Mcfarland tG). Sacrifices hits: Marhi-
son. Fultz. Murphy. VI Cross. Stolen bases:
Fultz. Murphy Double play. Murphy %
Davis. Left on bases. Philadelphia, 3,
Baltimore, 5. First base OF balls: on
Raroii. Struck cut. By KaIoil. 3; by
Plank. g. Time $50. Cmpire Connolly.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-24

Haee AeetinE
NEBRASKA CITY. Neh, sept 2-spe-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-24
Omaha Has % ~CISudIess,
Warmer Day for 0penanE
Of street Fair.
WASHINGTON.
Local Record.

OFFTCE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU,
OMAHA sept. 2-OnicAsl record Of tenn
p~eraulre ana precipitation cumpared SiLh
veaH.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-19
Salt and Cancer.

An eminent London physician ad-
vances the theory that excess of salt
is one Of the four factors which cause
cancer. 1t is essential. but Is inopera-
tive without one or two others. EY-
cess of salt may arise from too much
meat. He considers that other factors
are overnourishment, an impure condi-
ton of the body resulting, owing to
the nonuse and nonoxidation Of food.
Some local irritant or stimulant, such
as friction from the stem of pipe or
irritant from some micro organism
must always be present. Cancer is
seldom seen among Jewesses, possibly
from the difference OF diet. Savages,
so far as is known, are exempt from
cancer, and they get no salt. All the
domestic animals, except the pig, are
subject to cancer, and salt is given to
sheep. cows and horses, but never to
pigs.