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New-York tribune., 1902-05-19
MARRIED.

PIRSsEN- -BRrSH-In New-Haven. Conn. MAY Il at
the home Of the brides parents, by Rev. Timothy
Dwight rNprr-dcut of Yale University. Professor Louis
Valentine PirsseE and Miss Eliza TrumbuI. daughter
OF Professor and Mrs. George j. Brush.
Notices OF marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address
New-York tribune., 1902-05-19

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Fer points United states Outside OF Greatsr
New-YOrlO. Canada aad Mexico.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-19
Special Noness.
MEMORIAL WINDOWS
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Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16
DRAWINGS FOB TENNIS Play
Final Arrangements for chsmpion-
ship Contest at Newport
Are Made.


NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. B.-Drawtngs for
the match play OF the eighty-three players
who have entered for the National lawn
tennis championship next week at the
Casino were made today, and was most
satisfactory, &c none Of the strong players
third round. The tournament will. there
fore, Increase IN interest as II progresses,
with some excellent events in the fourth
and NTH rounds, and leaving the two
championship double matches as the fea-
lures Of the first two days.
the strongest. for many years. including
not only the three English players, r. r.
and II. L. Doherty and DR.. PIN. but the
very best ~exponents Of the game In Amer
lea. The eighty-three entries made the
drawings somewhat complicated. and the
matches, the nrst match being In two divi.
The upper part OF the list are Dwight F,
Davis OF Boston and Kreigh Collins OF
Chicago. In the second quarter is NJ. n.
Mhltman, the former champion and 9
Wright, Paret and Stevens. In the third
quarter are II. 1. Doherty, Clarence Ho-
bart and i. u. Ware.
IN the lower section are Or. PIN, r. +.
Doherty. w, j. Clothier. Holcombe Ward
and L. II. Waidner Of. Chicago. II looks ne
Doherties and w. j. Clothier. The winner
OF the tournament will play william A.
Larned forsthe championship.
The entries were drawn this morning by
Herman Norman, secretary OF the British
Dwight, president of the national associa-
ton, because of the great Importance OF
the affair from an English point or view.
The tournament begins on Tuesday.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16
RElNHART BEATS DOUGLASS
second Round in Golf Tournament
Attracts Much At
tentton.

MANCHESTER VT, Aug. 15.-The second
round In the golf tournament for the first
President lsham cup was presented on
Ekawanok inks here today. Close matches
n low scores were realized, the hardest
fight being the match between Findlay S.
Douglass and Frank c. Reinhart. Both
men played great golf, Relnhart finally
winning by 1 up. The w. ]. Travis-W. q.
Barnwell match also attracted much at
tention. It was won by Travis, 4 up, 3 to
play. Thu other, matches in the play for
the Isham cup were close.
summary Of morning play:
Second round, match play, Presidents
". g. Chick beat NJ. 7. Whiting. 8 up
W. travis beat w. G. Barnwail. 4 ur
Frank {. Reinhart beat Findlay 8. Doug.
q. B. Cory beat w. Austin. 4 up. 9 to
play. ~--
Governors cup:
Paul Waterman beat A. J. wellington. |
James Fl. Lynch beat N. Mailouf, / up.
C. I. Treveli beat q. M. Smith, 4 up. 3 "a
Clark Burnham beat DR.. Pond by default
Consolation cup.
O., Z. Reilly beat Edward Clark. 8 up.
II, K. Sweeney beat j.. H. Brooks. 3 up,
x. Z. white beat D. b. Martin. 7 up, 2 to
w. M. whitins beat H. L. Philips, / up
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16
NEED NOT SHOW STOCK BOOK
Court HOIds In Favor of Secretary in
Colorado Fuel and Iron Conn
Pany Case.

DENVER. Aug. 15.-Appllcation was bled
In the United States circuit court today by
John w. Gates, James Blair. John ]. Mitch
ell and Arthur J. Singer against the Colo
RADIO Fuel and Iron company and John O.
Osgood, John A. Kebler. Alfred G. Cass,
Dennis Sullivan and David c. Beaman for
an injunction to restrain the defendants
from preventing the plaintiffs from casting,
counting and having considered the votes
which they allege they are entitled to cast
at the annual meeting Of stockholders for
the election of directors and onicers Of the
corporation.
The complaint recites that Of 25s.l7s
shares OF stock outstanding the plaintiffs
own and control by proxies 191 900 shares.
giving them q clear majority, but that IL is
feared that unless the court rants them
protection they will not be allowed to cast
their votes. because OF conspiracy and collu-
sion on the part Of oficers and other share
holders. Numerous written demands, the
complaint says, have been made upon the
secretary Of the company. David O. Beaman,
to furnish the books OF the company, IN
which q list Of the stockholders and the
number Of shares held by them Is kept, but
none OF these demands has been complied
with. Relying upon that fact, the plaintiffs
allegei that the defendants have failed ana
neglected to Keep In the state Of Colorado
any such book, as required by the statute,
and that the only stock books kept by the
defendant corporation, showing the namos
and addresses and holdings OF shareholders.
are the transfer book. the stock ledger and
the registry book. kept respectively by the
| K~nickefbockerT Trust company and the
Atlantic Trust company in New York and
at the nnuaI meetings lists Of the stock
holders were taken from such books, and
these furnished the basis and data TO de-
termine names and holdings Of all stock
holders who should have the right, to vote
at, h election Of ~oficers. .
The complaint alleges that the ofhcers OF
the company have transferred to eighteen
persons, mostly employees OF the company,
nve shares Of stock each. with the evident
object Of packing the meeting and fraudu-
lentiy controlling the election OF o~ficers.
1t also alleges that the defendants deny
the right of Arthur J. Singer and William
H.. Vale TO vote, on the ground that their
names do not appear on the stock book,
and that the defendants have obstructed
every effort to have the names placed on
the stock book. W
subpoenRs were Issued commanding the
Officers Of the company to appear In court
and show cause why an Injunction should
not be granted, and a hearing may be held
tomorrow before Judge Hall. Arguments
were heard by Judge johnson in the dis
triet court today in the case OF william N.
Vale, who is seeking IN alternative writ
Of mandamus requiring the secretary OF
the Colorado Fuel and Iron company 70
exhibit Its stock books to him. Judge John
son decided against the plaintiff, on the
ground that he had not shown that he was
entitled to see the books Of the company.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16
PROSPECTS CROW BRIGHTER
Trade Outlook Greatly Improved Through
Adjustment Of Labor Difficulties
MTHRAcIII SUPPLIES NIAa DIPLIHON
PIG Iron Production, However, suf-
fers No Serious b ans out-
put of Coke is Unprece-
dented.

NEW YORK, Aug. B-R @. Dun a Co.'S
Weekly Review Of Trade tomorrow will
say:
Prospects have greatly improved through
the adjustment OF numerous labor contro-
v~ersies, yet the anthracite coal strike sltu-
alton Is unchanged and supplies are near
Inc depletion. Distribution OF merchandise
ie subject 10 some interruption. owing to
freight b~lockades. the volume OF business
Statistics Of pig iron production August
!, according to the Iron Age, are more
satisfactory than might have been exs
fuel. A weekly capacity OF 1864 e5 tons Is
1889 tons less than the high record OF May,
Il Is true, but II compares favorably with
all earlier dates and shows an increase Of
ass tons over the output a year ago.
These figures by no means suggest a seri-
Gus setback In the industry, but rather
emphasize the abnormal condition of de-
mand which finds such a heavy yield fn-
adequate Southern furnaces have con-
tracted so far in advance that they have
practically withdrawn from the markets
and all dates for deliveries are remote
except where foreign arrivals are offered.
Pressure for steel Is undiminished and
the urgency of domestic consumers Is
shown by additional imports of large size.
Material y sought oy car builders and
are planned.
The demand for coke in the connells-
VILE region exceeds 2es, 900 tons weekly and
outside ovens are also surprising ali rec
ords OF activity. Yet shipments are un-
satisfactory. causing frequent delays.
0nOc mdnuldCNNNcfE ~ Ant CAHl nave re-
ceiyed practically all the fall orders that
will be placed and business is now re-
stricted to sample orders in spring lines.
Leather has again risen in price and sales
were heavy during the last week, not only
in sole, but also upper stock and betting
leather. Recent advances in hides have
been fully maintained and large transac-
tons occurred, while. heavy Texas steers
reached a new record price. Foreign dry
hides nominally advanced, without actual
trading.
Despite the very favorable reports from
dry. goods Jobbers regarding the volume OF
business transacted and the bright outlook
for fall trade conditions In the primary
market and at the mills are now devoid OF
incident. Buyers are still governed by the
impression that a large cotton crop is as
sured and the resulting lower prices for
raw. material will bring better terms for
goods. Holders thus Tar have had few
dull except specialties.
Considering the omcial report of cereal
crop conditions the hrmness Of quotations
during the last week has been somewhat
Failures for the week numbered 1ee in the
United States, against IFS last year.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16

II you nave lost your nsEys and memory ana ana
LIES pleasures waning II you have insomnia. iea
manhood, ~npotufnal Losses. nervous debility-
Take 0ray'R Nerve Food PfEIa.
These Pins he'd hansy nsryss aae rNtsSea msntaI
leases permauantly.
Pnos 800 per bon. 3 boxes for t6.o. sent ky
mall. sealed upon receipt of price b. 6homan =
Mccoanell Drug Co. Cor 18th rnd Dodge. Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16
LAWYER cRITIcIsEs JUDGE
LesdinE Counsel for URited states
IN csynor-ereene case Makes
Statement.

MONTREAL, Quebec, Aug. 15.-DOnald
McMaster, leading counsel for the United
States. today gave out tho following state
ment In reference to Judge Carnon's judy
ment In the Gaynor-Greene case;
In my opinion the Judgment Is bad n
the reasons in support OF Il worse. The
judgment is In effect a snap Judgment
without counsel being heard upon the
The first ground OF the Judgment is that
the warrant issued by Judge Lafontane
for the arrest OF the prisoners does not
contain the date Of the commission OF the
crime. a
Mr.. McMaster considers this a most exa
traordlnary reason, as he holds the warrant
TO be In the words Of the form prescribed
by the statute. According TO him the date
in the warrant was not at all necessary,
neither by the form OF the statute nor by
the express terms Of the extraditicn act.
But suppose that the date were required
t6inly did not, once the prisoners are
brought before a Judge OF justice the date
In the warrant becomes absolutely immar
terial.
on the whole am unable TO conceive
fcw this Judgment under such circum-
stances could be rendered. I'll authorities
svbmitted on behalf OF the United States
government do not appear 20 have received
nored or lightly brushed aside. Justice
Caron was absolutely bound by lite terms
upon eery principle underlying the admin.
istration of Justice.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16
BIDS EXCEED APPROPRIATION
Contracts for PneuRatie Tub serv-
Ice in Eastern Cities Are Not
Yet Awarded.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 15.-Bids were
opened today by the acting postmaster gem
sral for the rental Of a pneumatic tube
service In Boston. New York. Brooklyn.
Philadelphia. Washington. Chicago and st.
Louis. several OF the builders or their
representatives being present.
The bids greatly exceed the appropriation
Of 5000 granted by congress to be used
for this purpose for the fiscal year 1903.
Il was announced after the opening that nc
ward would be made at present. as It will
be necessary TO make some adjustment
among the different cities in order to come
within the appropriation.
Following are the bids for 81. Louis
Bachelor Pneumatic Tube company,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16

The 2;ie class trotting was on the novelty
plan, the winners going to the barn after
the ihrst and second heats. Walnut Hall. a
grand looking brown stallion, by Conductor,
was q prohibitive favorite for the FIRST heat.
He broke badly after passing the first turn
and did 1t 80 well that he was fully ten
lengths In front before he settled. He then
trotted fair and square to the finish, win
ming. with Ivandorf second. The judges had
q long consultation. but eventually gave
Walnut Hall the heat. Ivandorf was the
choice for the second heat and he won with
lots to spare. In the last heat Debut was q
prohibitive choice, but he failed to make
good and the race was won by the black
mare Beman, q 8 70 / shot, By three lengths.
In the amateur races for PAGERS @. X. @.
Billings drove Hontas Crook and won both
heats easily from Frazier. driven by Frank
Jones.
In the trotting amateur race Little Helen
ssa the pole and held 1t to the finish. though
Joymaker made such . lightning rush that
he was only beaten by q short head .Gn-the
second heat Little Helen and JHypF5gr had
II out from the start to wttRfs 100 SSpds
from the wire, where J~oxmRkb4sVfAt iHto
the air and Mr.. B~iliingscams: Nth crush
with Imogene and IN a hot finish landed a
winner by half a length. In a driving finish
Imogene won the third heat and the race
Results:
Trotting. 2:25 class. the John H. Schultz
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16

routes 1 and 2. s59,s5s per annum or $40. ist
per mile and s7a,o11 per annum OF s21, 267
per mile. respectively. The 81. Louis
Pneumatic Tube company. bidding on all
routes. submits the following; Eight-inch.
t4s, 26s per annum or st5.57o per mile;
ten-lneh, tte.2SS per annum or ti4.sS0 per
mile; eight-inch. s57,1aO per annum or
$4,000 per mile; ten-inch. s55.sS5 per
annum or s15.5o0 per milei elght-inch, fes.-
5s5 per annum OF t1e.50o per mile; ten-inch.
S6l. 500 per annum or $4,000 per mile; eight
inch. s55.75o per snnum or sle.500 per miiei
ten-inoh. s54.OsO per annum or $4,000 per
mile.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16
Races at York Fair.

YORK, Neb., Aug. ~1b.-(special Tele-
sram.)-The third day OF the York county
fair and race meeting was largely attended
as. yesterday.
In the ESQ trot Ninvinna won, odgeo Girl
second and Ida Rex third. Time: 2:2lh,
2:24N.
Revenue easily won the half-mIle runnin
race, with DR.. Long second and David II.
third. Time: O:50k, 0.51.
Considerable interest was manifested IN
the matched green horse tfotting race be-
tween Harry. owned by Tucker, and Brit.
tallia, owned by Owens, both local horses,
Mr.. fuckers horse won.
In the base ball game between the Union
Stock Yards Juniors OF South Omaha aud
the Young Americas Of York the score
was 4 to o in favor OF the Juniors. Nc
runs were made until the eighth inning.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16

Missouri VALLEY. Ia. Aug. B.-(spe-
cial Iele9ram9-The heavy rain which fell
last night mad the track very muddy for
today's races. Horn was kicked by Ttboren
while at the post In the last race n was
sent 60 the stable on three less. He viii
Several OF the other horses are IN bad
form. The races have been continued oveI
saturday With a complete card Summary
First race, ons-half-mile dash. purse SIS.
Little Devil won Slim Jim second. Tam
Joe Foster niao ran.
Second race one and one-slxteenth miles
purse 800. False won, Chubb second
ena Rannd rnrn sisno ran - 9. Fo'
Third race seyen-eighths Of q mile dash
second. ]. ". Daney third. Time: 1:l2
-Four Hundred and Major Mckinley alsl
Fourth race. t~hree-ouarters OF e mil,
dash purse. tIol 4ibQEen won. star Gaze
second, GLADYS B thiEd Time: ia Buck
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16

'Ferris QUIT hit b batted bali.
c cSSsIsss '..5 SSsSs5Y ~
Earned runs; Boston, 1; Chicago, 1. Two
base hitss Collins, Sullivan. Three-base
Pisy FFFs srr.s 10 H RSeEs5 5Sa' h EsTria; ~ D SslIs.
on Sparks, 3 Struck out: BY Patterson,
J. Time: 1850. Umpire: O'Laughlin.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16

Tsn-base hits: Hickman. williams. Three
base hts. Bradley. GocE1auer. DouDIe
plays: Williamg to Gilbert to Wise, GIL
bert to Wiltse, Bradley 70 Lajole to HEX
OF Bernhard, & Struck out: BY Kern.
hard 2. Left on bases; Cleveland, 81;
BALTIMORE. s. Wild pitch. Butler. Time:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16
saperieEs on the DecIIne.

gram. )-McCook held Superior down TO one
run today, while it's sluggers chased around
the diamond nine times. Superior's stick
work again won McCook an easy Victory.
Superior's only run was made on a scratch
hit. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16

sTURGIs, S. D.. Aug. 1B.-(speciaI)-As
per call OF the chairman, the Meade county
republican central committee met In this
city wednesday. J. @. Wenke acted as
chairman of the meeting and o. W. Jewett
secretary. The time and place OF holding
the republican county convention was set
In this city on Saturday. September 20, at IL
o'clock a.. m.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16
FAMOUS TRIO. PLAY TENNIs
Large Gallery, Gathers About Courts
OF Meadow Club to witness
the Game.

NEW YORK, Aug. ia large gallery
gathered about the bourts Of the Meadow
club to witness the playing Of the famous
trio. of Englishmep ip the closing matches
OF the mixed doubles, in the Long Island
championship tennis tournament.
The morning match brought together
Miss Anna Sands and DR.. Joshua PIN.
This. is for the place or the top Anal
bracket, the lower bracket having been
Dougherty.
The courts have kept In perfect, condi-
ton and are nt for the fastest sort OF play
The semi-fnal match In the mixed
doubles resulted, in a victory for r. f.
Or. Joshua PIN and Miss Sands in two
straight sets, the score being 6-3, 60.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16
LeaEuers Take ono at nIeneoA

ONAWA. Ia. Aug. 1~5.-(speciai Teie-
gram. )-Anderson's leaguers defeated the
Blencoe team today on the Biencoe dia-
season by a score Of to l. Both pitchers
were In hne form. King allowed but three
the batting honors, getting a single. a
double and a home run. McAllieter OF
Blencoe got two two-baggers. There were
very few errors and everything combined
to make Il a good game. Batteries: Onawa,
King and Friese; Blencoe. Fuimer and
onawa plays the Lemars league team here
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16

stsrs 1nr 1s rSnids' r Z ss AK, SSH
Zephyr. b. m. by Sombrero-Lulu
Campbell (Geerel...............a-. III
Halle Hardin, eh, N. .(MeGulre) 49,. 2 !
HCracs " Wilson; Oh h; tshank).. z
pIrectum spler, b. h. Kenney) ........4 ds
Time: 2:10h, 2;l2h. 2:12A.
Pacing. 2;O4 class. purse 5000. two heats
bon-Flaxey. BY Bourbon wilkes
Fannie billiard, b. m. (snow)............. Z !
Conner. blk. &. (McDonaid) .,........... 3 4
Shadow Chimes, b. h. (Geers) ............ 5 8
Indiana. B. g. Niark. . 8
Pacing tnSoveityS. 2:ls class, purse $500,
horse winning fastest heat taking hrst
Walnut Hall. br. h., by Conductor
Maggie Fraser, by Red Wilkes
rS SSsHSGa' b. g. by 1xiiapdofi cDick. 70
Bemay, blk. m, by Maronaise
Ben HaIi, BIS. grnsrl;:,...~""~. Z Z
Joe steiner, b.E. CNuckols) ...........
Time; ANY, 2;1s. 2;lsk.
Wagon race. trotting, two heats In three,
amateurs driving:
Hontes Crook, CHI. h.. by Bud Crook
&c; y: g; siilingsl ...." ]
Wagon race. trottlng. two heats In three.
amateurs driving:
imogens, b. m, by Eiyria &C. K. G.
1i S'isn Helen. :. m. o. z. W. iisns.
yoYmaksr. j. 4. u: q. Jenssj $500. / )
Time: 2:1eZ. 2:i4h, z;t7k.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16

OYSTER BAY. L. L. Aug. 15s-The presil
dent had as his guests at luncheon today
Young, Henry Looms Nelson, the autnorI
Jacob A. Rils Of New York, Robert A.
republican committee; former Governor
David r. Francis. president of the Louisi-
ana Purchase exposition, and Henry NJ
Warren OF Philadelphia. Generals Corbin
and Young are enroute to Germany to Wit
ness the fall maneuvers OF the army. They
called on the president to pay their re-
spects before sailing.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16

Batteries: Milwaukee, Adkins and Lucia
Eyler and Mcconnell.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16
wheat dor ST.. Louis nrposIuon.

sTURGIs. S. D.. Aug. ls.-tspecial)-
Fred Borsch. who lives on a farm about two
miles west Of this city. is making arrange
ments to send some wheat raised by him
this season to the st. Louis exposition as
an exhibit Of what the Black Hills can do.
Mr.. Borsohs now has a $40 medal which he
received atathe. Worlds fair for the best
wheat raised anywhere, and what he has
this fall is even better than that which took
the prize.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16
Howen Wine Tennis seni-FinaI.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, AUG. B~-(special Tele-
~gram)-The championship semi-inal IN the
tournament Of the Trt-Htate Tennis asso-
Nebraska and South Dakota. was won
today by Howell OF Sioux City, who de-
will play Farnsworth Of Grand Island, last
yeare winner Of the cup. for the cham
pionship The doubles were won by Tom
and Howell OF Sioux City. score. 80. e-s.
81. At a meeting today II. H. Drake Of
Jarvis OF Sioux City secretary and treas
ufer.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16

'Batted for Mccarthy in III ninth.
P P%SSisSdi: SsSf5S5S
EARNED runs; Detroit. /; Philadelphia. 4.
bases; Fultz az, Plank. Double plays;
Mccarthy to Beck. Eiberfeld to Beck, l.
petrcit 81 PHILADELPHIA. 8 First base on
balls. on Mccarthy, 4; on Plank. 2 Struck
cut BY Mccarthy, 2; BY Plank. q wild
pitehi Mccarthy, Rlank. Tine. i.A. um-
plres Sheridan.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16

Totals. ....a Is
Kansas City $780,.
Toledo .....
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16

wood. Betty b and The covenanter also
ran.
-Four races win be run tomorrow and all
are filled. A half-mile dash, with nve en-
tries; a thrse-Quhrters OF a mile dash. with
with seven entries, and q nve~eiehths OF a
mile dash. with hve entries, are On the
cards.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16

LONDON, Aug. lS.-In a race today az
Redcar. for the Coatham handicap plate.
Lord Harewood's Argovian, ridden 81 u
n. (skeets) Martin, fell and Martins collar
ridden BY Tyrell. also fell. Tyrrell was
rendered unconscious.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16

At acknowledgements. II; Rockford.
At Rock Island-Rock Island-Dscatur
game postponed; wet grounds.
At Davenport - Davenport . Evansvflls
game po1fponedf wet
At Cedar Hanld1-Codar Hapldn-Torra
Hauto game postponed; rain.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16

uamos today. Cleveland az WashinEfon,
Chicago At Philadelphia, 81 Louis al Baiti-
Detroit AZ Boston.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16

LOUISVILLE. KY. Aug. IA dispatch
was received here today from Robert q.
Gray, manager OF the Southern Athletic
CLUB announeing that the date Of the Cor
been changed from September Is TO Sep
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16

Eafned runsi Detroit. 2; Philadelphia, 4.
tQ Murphy. Sacrifice hits; eeybold. Elber-
tsios Holmes. Stolen bases: HartzeI. Davis
Davis, Casey. (pnassisted. Left on bases,
potroit, o. Philadelphia, 6. First base on
balls: on Mullint 2; on Hustlng, /. HIT BY
pitched bali; Holmes. Struck out: ~
Auilln, q by. HustlnR.. j. wild pftch.
Mnnin. Time; 1:so. Umpire: sheridan.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16

oHIOWA, .Neb.. Aus. ih-fspecial3-Min-
Ing game OF bah At The 1fodsfn Woodmen
OF America picnic here Thursday. Fair
bury falling 10 score. while klnden piled
up four Y n Score:
E SsIsss.y ..s:...:3 SSSs5sS5T
Batteries. Mindenn Gaines ana Moore;
Nalrbury. Bean and Spencer.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16

YORK, Neb., Aug. B.-(special Tele-
gram -Ftfteen hundred people Ct the York
Juniors shut out the York o. A. b.. IN one
Of the prettieEt games seen here this year.
II was q pitchers battle from start 10 finish.
Quinn for the Juniors and Meehan for
York were puazlers, allowing but three
hits each and each strikinE our twelve
nin1h tsnn, seors $1,000 y np 70 me
hitting one man ard allowing two hits and
with two errors by the nelders netted the
Juniors four u Miller's throwing to
bases was the feature. The same teams
play here tomorrow. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16

Memphls. |; NeV oFlsens. "a
Atlanta. Z: isirni6sssm'
Little Rock. o. Shreveport, 4
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16

Earned. WashInEton, z; 81. Iouis,
Stolen bases; Keister, Lee. Sacrifice hits:
Ryan, Donahue. Triple play; Donahue to
Mccormick to Anderson. Bases on balls:
on. orth. 2; on Donahue, 8. Hit by. pitched
ball; Ryan. Left on bases. Washington,
st; Louis !; Tine; 1870 umpires;