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ELKS PUT UP SOME GAMES
Arrange Teams for shOOtinE, BowIinE
and Base Ball Contests
at Picnic.

The shooting teams that will contest at
are as follows: Omaha Eiks' team. Parma
lee. Smead, Burke, Lewis, McFarlane, Nc
Donald, Bruker and Townsend; substitutes,
Taylor, Ainscow, Downs and Marsh. Coun-
Gil Bluffs Elks' team, Biershelm, Hardin,
West, Heinerich, Everingham, Haefer,
williams and Beno. The Omaha Elk bowl
ing team Is as follows: ID. J. O'Brien, L. r.
Lucas, w. ZitzmGh, J. P. Smead. w. p.
McFarlane, Walter Nelson and Albert
Krug. The Council Bluffs Elks had not
up to last evening furnished the names of
their bowlers. The base ball teams will
line up about as they did on the Fourth of
July. Great preparations have been made
for this outing and an unusually good time
is expected,
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OF MILWAUKEE TEAM
second Appearance of Hugh Duny
and His Angels on the
Omaha Diamond,

DUFFY will bring HE victorious band OF
Angels to Omaha from St. Joseph Friday
and will play here four days, the three
regular scheduled games being held on
Saturday, Sunday and Monday, while On
Friday Will be played a postponed game,
rs. At that time the game was put OF by
rain.
Friday will be ladies' day and a great
crowd is expected at the initial perform
ance OF the Milwaukee men, who have won
such attention by their triumphal and
Phenomenal in % Sns f procession ta& OF t Tsee psrSsp L5Sm H s9e
umn. The two teams will play as follows:
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Finest Picnic Available.

Your attention is called to the splendid
picnic grounds near Arlington, Neb.
Arlington park is Of ample dimensions,
nicely shaded and Masebi lakes AFFORD OPP
p%ortunity for fishing and boating. There
are refreshments and dancing paVilions.
base ball and foot ball. tennis and eroquet
grounds-in fact. everything complete, and
the park Is available every day in the week.
Societies contemplating an excursion or
q picnic during the coming season should
investigate. Very low rates and ample
equipment provided to handle any sized
PARTY.
Call on or telephone G. +. West. @. T. A..
Northwestern Line. 14O1-s FarnAm street,
Omaha, Neb.
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Home Run saves shickIey.

SHICKLEY, Neb., July l0.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-Shickley and Bruning played base
ball here today. resulting in a score of
s TO 4 in favor of Shickley. Bruning got
the second, one in the fifth and four in
the eighth inning. The leading feature of
the game was a plan to shut out the home
team, as Bruning had players from Lin
coin, Davenport and Strang. but the plan
failed in the eighth inning, when Perry
batted a home run that brought in three
more men. Batteries: Bruning, Garrels
and John Brittenham; shickley. Stickel and
Benson.
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COLORADO SPRINGS.

COloraQO bpTluBbsss " v " . "
Earned runs: Omaha. 2; Colorado Springs,
Carter. Wild pitch: Newmeyer. Passed
bail: Hollingsworth. Stolen bases: Carter
2), Stone, Stewart, Granville. First base
on balls: or Anoway, /; off Newmeyer, ].
Hit by pitched ball: Stone. Struck out:
NY. AlloWayS1 /; by Newmeyer. 4 Left on
bases: Omaha, s; Colorado Springs, 8. Time:
lis. Umpire: Buck Keith.
Saints Again shut out.
Z ST. JOSEPH, July lo-Milwaukee won
today in the tenth inning. II was prob
Milwaukee 20 0 o,ooeo0A
ST. Joseph. O o o o 900. 0 90 s 1
Batteries: MiiH yankee. Barber and Hama
ford; st. Joseph, Maupin and Garvin. 4,
So. Peoria Shut out.
KANSAS CITY, July lO.-weimer's pitch
ing and fielding were of the sensational or
der today and Peoria was shut out, With
two men on bases, Kemmer made g nome
run in the fifth. Attendance, 80 Score.
Kansas city ..I04Otos1o 90 .-5 9 i
Peoria ......,.. o o o 0 Q o 0 0 90 2
Batteries: Kansas City. Welmer and Mes
slit; Peoria, McGill and Wilson.
Denver Loses TO Des MOines.
DIES MONIES. July N.-pes Molnes won
from Denver today In a pitchers contest,
Attendance. 5000. Score; -
pes Moines.... Q 0o20010
Denver .....".0 oo,1i00O
Batteries; Des Moines, Parry and Lo-
beck; Denver, Eyler and wilson.
- ~ nAA-
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York Business Men worsted.

YORK; Neef Ily paGspeciaEl-The
fessional men and business men OF this
city was quite exciting and interesting.
There were many laughable features in
the game. The score stood II TO IS in favor
OF the professional men. The net proceeds,
amounting to about $50. was for the bsneht
OF the new public library OF this place.
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Race Meet at Friend.

FRIEND, Neb., July 10.-(Special)-En-
tries to the Friend races will close July II.
All indications point to one of the best
meetings in the state. The entries will be
numerous and the track in fine condition.
The dates OF the races are July 20 to Au-
gust !. Reduced railroad rates are given.
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Three-I League.

At Bloomington-First game: Blooming
ton, 2; Evansville, /. Second game: Bloom
ington, 8; Evansville, 0.
At Rock Island-Rockford, 8; Rock ISL
and, 8.
At Terre Haute-Decatur. 0; Terre Haute.
At Cedar Rapids-First game: Davenport,
g; Cedar Rapids, 1. Second game: Daven-
port, 0; Cedar Rapids. 2.
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Bases on balls: ON Williams, /; on
Bailey, g. Struck outs: BY Williams, /;
III Sat HSS5Iss' s i bis y kf BdssheTT; wo BY s1h5lis ss:
Kuhns. Fox, Williams. Three-base hit:
Hogriever. Fox. Sacrifice hits: Kihm,
O'Brien. Williams. Double Plays: Williams
to O'Brien TO Kihm, Fox TO O'Brien to
Kihm. Stolen bases: Hogriever. Sheehan
(), Fox (), Matthews, Turner. Left on
beEes; Indianapolis, II: Columbus, g. UNI
pires; Killian and Wagner. Time: 1850.
COLUMBIA.
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GAMES IN NATIONAL LEAGUE
st. Louis and BrookIyn Are the Op-
posing Teams in Great Twelve
Inning Struggle.

ST. LOUIS, July 10.-For the second day
running a tie game was played at League
park. st. Louis and Brooklyn were the
opposing teams ami they batted twelve
innings, with the score a tie. Wicker fin
ished out for Murphy and struck out three
Brooklyn batters in the twelfth. Attend
ance, ZIG. Score.
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Robinson Cinches Medal.

FRANKLIN. Neb.. July ~IO-(Spscial
Telegram.)-The Franklin Gun club was
out on It's grounds today for its third
winning by a score OF twenty-one out OF
a possible twenty-five. A single trap was
used, unknown angles, with the Dickey
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DETROIT.

'Joss out for not touching nrst.
G G.troIs ...""...S SSSSSSS 90
Barned runs: Cleveland, l. Two-base
hits: Joss, Barrett. Sacrifice hit: Nc
Carthy. stolen bases: Bradley, Barrett.
Double plays; Barrett, Gleason. First
base on balls: on Joss, 2; of Yeager, 4.
Left on bases: Cleveland, 4; Detroit, s.
Struck out; BY Joss, 3; by Yeager, l.
Time; 1880. Umpire: Sheridan.
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In Southern Association.

At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Or
leans game postponed.
At Atlanta-Atlanta, o; Little Rock, /.
At Observation-Disclosures, 8; Shreve-
port, Q.
At Nashville-Nashville. 10; Memphis, 8.
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Good Hor.enesh at Tekamab.

TEKAMAH, Neb., July W.-Speclal Tele-
gram. 1.-The opening meeting OF the Teka-
nah Speed association was held this after
noon. The track was in excellent condi-
from start to finish and made in fast time.
Guy Cation won in three straight heats,
but was crowded very close by Freda
Stronghold.
Lady Downing and Jim Underwood, the
second being a dead heat between them.
In the fourth heat Mcdonald, tho driver
Of Lady Downing. was taken down ana
F1tzsimmons was put up and won the next
two heats.
The half-mile run was won in two
straight heats by LABEL, with Lady Chap
man second, in 0:59A and 0:s1. The results
are as follows:
First event, 2:35 pace
Guy Cation. A. B. Robinson, Whit
Freaa strongwood, j. G. Upper,
Chippewa Falls, Wis ................. 2 I 2
Antler, ]. ]. Engle, Omaha .....".,. 4 2 3
Lottie Medium, Bob warnereck,
RH MseP1; Ne ). T. siusher, Bern. Kan. 3 ds
Neb ....t..e..... .......H,...........s Sds
second event, ts:46 trot-
Lady Downing, H. B. Haight,
Jim Underwood. Underwood,
Bertha GqRa'E EdEemont. E. l. Trivitt,
Fort Madison, Wis.....n....... 8 8 8 z
Miss Britain, F. strahan,
TinSne' a NsSi $50. a:as. a:aSH, as:ese. u'
The card for Saturday will be the 2:2:
pace. with eleven starters, and the 2:1S and
2:3O %troting events and the mile and repeat
running race. 4
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hinden Wins by sIuEginE BALI.

MCooK. Neb., July 1O.-(speciaI Tele-
m.)-Minden's base ball team captured
McCook's locals here this afternoon by a
score OF is to 3. Minden made two home
runs which netted them six scores. McCook
made one home run. The same clubs will
play here tomorrow. Score;
Mccook .......... 1895 -
Hits: ON Jones, II; on Bliss. 10. Two
base hits: Coglizer. Mcleod, Bender. Moore.
Struck out; BY Jones', 4; by Bliss, 8. First
base on balls: ON Jones, 1; on Bliss, 7.
e. Earned runs: MeCook. 2; Minden, T.
Errors: McCook, s; Munden, g. Umpire:
II. Culbertson.
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put: BY Miller, 2; by wagner, q Two
base hits: w. Fox C). Sacrifice hit: O,Brien
Double play: O'Brien TO Fox to kim.
Stolen bases: Coulter. Mcfarland, Knoll
Left on bases: Indianapolis, x Columbus,
s. Umpire: Ramsey. Time: Las.
Screen out for interfering.
of the Teams,
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Send articles OF incorporation. notices Of
stockholders meetings. etc, to The Bee.
We will give them proper legal insertion.
Bee telephone, 2Ss.
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Kansas City Beats Milwaukee, Al
though Altrock Pitches n
Good Game.

MILWAUKEE,, July 1o.-Altrock should
have won the locals game today against
Kansas City, but rank errors by his team
3 to 2. Attendance, $50. Score:
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tandinR of the Teams.

apolis, two games; Indianapolis at Toledo,
Louisville at Columbus. Milwaukee at 81.
Paul.
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tandinE OF the Teams.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAME
boston Beats Philadelphia By Clean
Hitting In seventh and
Eighth Inning.

BOSTON, July lO.-Boston won today by
clean hitting IN the seventh and eighth
innings. An error by Ferris was Hespon-
sible for the visitors only run. Attend
ance. 80. Scores
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Standing of the Teams.

Games today: Brooklyn at st. Louis,
Boston at Cincinnati, New York at Pitts
burg, Philadelphia at Chicago.
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Earned runs: Boston, 2. Two-base hits:
Gleason. Criger. Stolen bases: Freeman,
ell Double play: NJ Cross TO Murphy to
Davis. First base on balls: on Mitchell,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-11
waahInnton HIT Howell Hard.

WASHINGTON. July 10.-washington hit
Howell hard In the early stages Of to-
days game and gained a lead Baltimore
could not overcome. Shields, who relieved
Howell, pitched good ball. Attendance,
2,s43 Score;
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Redo Defent Bonton.

CINCINNATI, July 1O.-Cincinnati and
Boston played an interesting game here
today. The majority of the runs were the
result Of errors which were made at critical
stages. Ewing hurt his finger and had to
rafira Attendance bd0. Score:
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Earned runs' st, Louis, 2: Brooklyn, I.
Two-base hit: Dolan. Three-base hits:
Farrell, Keller. Sacrifice hits: Donovan,
Dahlen, Ahearn, Keller. Hit by pitcher
q; of Wicker, 1; of Hughes. 3. Struck out;
BY Murphy. 1; by Wicker, T.; by Hughes.
/. Left on bases: ST. Louis, 5; Brooklyn.
8. Time: 2:O8. Umpire: O'Day.
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PhiIIIes shut out.

CHICAGO, July 1O.-The visitors were
blanked today by Menefee's good pitching
and the perfect support back of him. Dug
gleby was rather easy with men on bases.
Attendance, 1,4O0. Score:
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Joan Outpitches Yeager.

CLEVELAND, July 10.-Joss outpitched
Yeager today and Detroit was shut out.
Cleveland secured fits only runs on hits by
Bajoie, Hickman and Mccarthy. Attend
ance, $3.50. Score:
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New York heats Pittsburg.

PITTSBURG, July N.-New York put up
a great fielding game Notwithstanding their
three errors, and saved Evans from hits
when hits would have won for Pittsburg.
Attendance. 203I. Score:
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.: on Young, 3 Hit by pitcher: BY Young.
4 by Mitchell. ! Struck out: BY Young
IL; Philadelphia 4. wild pitch: Mitchell.
Time: 400. Umpire:h Connolly.
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"Batted for Leever in the ninth.
IittsbHrg ........S SdSGSSS "a
hits: BransSeid, G. Wagner sacrifce hit:
Evans. Stolen base: II. Smith. Double
play: Ritchey to J. Wagner. First base
on balls: on Evans, !. Struck out: BY
Lever, /. Time: 1885. Umpire: Emslie.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-11
Condition of Winter Rye.

TIL average condition Of winter rye II
s1.2, as compared with 93.6 on July /, 1901,
s9.6 at the corresponding date in 1900,
and a ten-year average of S9.2. Each Of the
principal rye producing states shows an
improvement In condition during the past
month. New York and Pennsylvania, two Of
the largest winter rye states, show condi-
lions 4 and Z points below their respective
ten-year averages, and In Michigan the con-
dillon is 3 points above such average. The
average condition of spring rye is 500, as
compared with s3.3 on July /, 1901, 69.T at
the corresponding date in 1900 and a ten
year average of S7.9. h two leading
spring rye states, Wisconsin and Nebraska,
report conditions 8 and 10 points above
their respective ten-year averages.
The acreage OF potatoes is as per cent, or
about 100, 900 acres greater than last year.
OF the twenty eight states and territories
reporting, forty show increased and eight
decreased acreages. The average condition
Of potatoes on July / was 92.9 as COM
pared with s7.4 on July 1. 1901, 91.3 at the
corresponding date In 1900 and a ten-year
average OF 92.3 Wisconsin shows a con-
dition 1 point above the ten-year average.
Ohio 8, lows 8 and Illinois 0, while New
York, Minnesota, Michigan and Pennsyl-
vania show~-conditions 1. .. 8 and 10 points
respectively below such average.
Reports on sweet potatoes are rather
unfavorable, but few states showing con-
ditions above their ten-year averages, and
the majority Of the more Important pro-
ducing states show, conditions considerably
below such average.
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INCREASE IN CORN ACREAGE
Government Report shswS Drop to Be in
Fairly Good Condition.
DECLINE IN WINTER WHEAT IN NEBRASKA
Statement Issued Indicates that Cola
weather and Heavy Rains Have
HAD Telling Eject On
Growth.

WASHINGTON, July 1o.-Preliminary re-
turns to the statistician Of the Department
OF Agriculture, on the acreage OF corn
planted indicate an increase of about $780,
900 acres, Of 30 per cent on the area mar
vested last year. OF the twenty-five states
and territories with a million acres or up
ward In corn harvested last year, Iowa, Ne
braska and Michigan report an increase of
1 per cent; Pennsylvania, Indiana. Virginia
and Louisiana OF 2 per cent; Georgia, Ar
kansas, Wisconsin, and Missouri, 8 per
cent: Ohio, Illinois, Mississippi and In
territory 4 per cent; Kansas, Ken
lucky and Tennessee 8 per cent; North
Carolina and South Carolina 8 per cent;
Texas z per cent; Alabama 8 per cent;
Minnesota 8 per cent, and South Dakota and
Oklahoma II per cent.
The average condition Of the growing
crop on July 1 was S7.5. as compared with
81 on July /, 1901, SO. g at the correspond
ing date In 1900 and a ten year average of
89.2. The condition in Illinois was Of, in
Iowa, Nebraska and Indiana 80, In Kansas
and Oklahoma 90, In Missouri 102. IN Ohio
81, and in Texas IL.
The average condition Of winter wheat
improved during June ni~ne-tenths Of 1
point, standing on July 1 at "a, or lis
points below the condition Of July 1, 1901. 3.s
points below that at the corresponding
date in 1900, and IA points below the ten
year average. II fell of during July 4
points In Kansas, 2 points in California and
Oklahoma, and 1 point in Illinois, and inn
proved during the same period 2 points in
Pennsylvania and Ohio, z in Indiana and
Nebraska, 10 In Michigan and 8 in Mis-
souri,.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-11
nding of the Teams.
N AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Games today: st. Louis at Chicago, De-
troit at Cleveland. Boston at Philadelphia.
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81. Paul Makes Errors.

MINNBAPoLIs, July 10.-Eleven errors
on the part of 81. Paul and nve by, the
locals partly tells the story of today's
game. Minneapolis won on Account of ma
bility to make errors as often as the Wis
itors. Cribbins pitched great BALL, but
Stimmel could not field his position at all.
Attendance, 1,O66. Score:
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PHILADELPHIA
Tntnla 10 a IL Ol

P PRifadeipIIi ia Q 3 %
Left on bases: Chicago. 6; Philadelphia, 4
Two-base hits; Menefee, Miller, Dugglcby,
Sacrifice hitR: A. Williams, Thomas. Struck
out: BY Menefee, s; by Duggleby, 2. Passed
ball: Doom. First base on balls; on Meme
fee, /; off Duggleby, l. Hit by pitched ball
Time: 1870. Umpire: Cantillon.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-11
indianapolis Wins Two.

INDIANAPOLIS. July 10-Indianapolis
won two games from Columbus today on
clean hitting. Umpire Ward quit and two
players oficiated In the opening game and
Tom Ramsey umpired the second game.
Attendance. a.4o0. Scores;
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Earned, runs: Nashingtqnl,, = IWD,Dase
hits: Clarke, Coughlin, Shields. Three
base hit! Lee. Home run: D~elehanty.
Stolen base. Bresnahan. Sacrifice hit:
Seymour. Double plays: Williams to Gil
bert to McGann, Gilbert to Williams to
McGann. Base on balls: on Carrick, 8;
on Howelr, q; OF Shields, 2. Struck out:
BY Shields, 1. Left on bases: Washington,
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IOVHIB 80 y u 70 IVN"H" .
.Batted for willis in the ninth.

'Batted for Wits In the ninth.
G Sostom :::::: SSisSoo %
Two-base hitsa Cooley, Carney. Long.
Stolen base: Corcoran. Double play: Cor
balls: OF Ewing, 2; of Thielman, l; OF
Willis, 8. Hit by pitched ball: BY, Thiei-
man, 3. Struck out: BY Ewing. 2; by Thiel-
man, l; by Willis, 8. Time: 200. Empires:
Powers and Brown.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-11
Agents Report Decline.

Special field agents report a decline Of 4
points in Indiana and Illinois since July 10,
the average condition of spring wheat de-
elined 8 points during July, standing at
e2.4 on July /. as compared with e5.6 on
July !, 1901, SO. 2 at the corresponding Pc
Rod Of 1900 and q ten year average OF S5.s.
The decline during June amounted to s
points in Minnesota, 6 In South Dakota, Q
in Iowa and four in Washington. On the
other hand, there was an improvement OF 9
points in Nebraska, with an appreciable
change in North Dakota.
The condition OF spring and winter wheat
combined on July / was s2.9, az compared
with s1.1 on July 1, 1901, 69.S on July /,
1900 and 1852 at the corresponding date in
1899.
The amount OF wheat remaining in tho
hands Of farmers on July 1 is estimated at
about 50, 440, 900 bushels, or Z per cent OF the
crop Of last year.
The average condition OF the oat crop on
July 1 was 92.1, as compared with 800 last
month, S3.7 on July I, 1901, S5.6 at the cor
responding. date in 1900 and . ten-year av-
erage Of S7.3.
The average condition Of barley is 1871,
against 1913 one month ago. 91.3 on July 1,
1901, 1853 at the corresponding date In 1900
and a ten-year average of ST.. All the
principal barley producing states except
New York and California, In which states
improvements amounting to / and 4 points
respectively were noted-show a decline
in condition during the month. Notwith-
standing this decline, however, the present
average condition in every important state
is above the ten-year average.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-11

EARNED rqqs; MInneapoIIs, 2. Two-base
Bfysrs. Hit by. pitcher: By sti%mel. N.
Lynch. Struck out: b. Stmmel, 2; by
Cfibbins. 2, Sacrifice hits: Wilmot, Wer-
den. Cribbins, M. Lynch. Left on bases:
Minneapolis, 8; 81. Paul. g. Time: 1.4O.
Umpire. Figgemeyer.
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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE. FRIDAY, JULY IL, 1909.

target. This is the third time Robinson
has won the medal, which makes Il his
personal property.
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ST. LOUIS.


"Batted for Murphy in tenth inning.
st. Louis .............. 000002000Q0H
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Tobacco Acreage Small.

The acreage reported as under tobacco
IL considerably smaller than that shown
for the crop of 1901. or the principal
tobacco producing states, Maryland shows
q decrease In acreage amounting to 2 per
and Ohio 8 per cent, Tennessee 10 per
cent and Kentucky l6 per cent, while In
Wisconsin and North Carolina the present
areas are Z and 8 per cent respectively
larger than those planted last year. The
average conditions OF tobacco Is / point
below the ten-yeGr average in Maryland
and North Carolina, 2 points in Kentucky
and Pennsylvania, 3 points In Tennessee
and 6 points In Virginia. On the other
hand, Ohio and Wisconsin show conditions
4 and 10 points respectively above such
average.
Reports Of the hay crop are very favora-
BILE, an Improvement in condition being
noted during July in nearly every i'm
portxnt hay producing state. The rains
Of the last two months have been very
beneficial to pastures and their present
condition is excellent. nearly every i'm
portant state reporting a condition consid-
erably above the ten-year average,
While there has been a general decline
in the condition Of apples and peaches
as compared with last month, reports OF
those fruits from almost every important
state indicate that more than an average
crop Of each OF them will be harvested
The condition OF grapes is very good and
II Is quite probable that the crop will be
as large as that of any ordinary year.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-11

/ He T%olp Iun' HIT MiiT IeeWe. Fi KSni base e't on
balls: on Altrock. 1. Hit by pitched ball:
Mailman. Stolen bases: Runkel, DUNCAN.
Struck out, By Altrock. 8; by Gibson, 6.
Double plays: Schatzke to Rothfuss,
Leewe to Schatzke to Rothfuss. Left on
bases. Milwaukee, 4; Kansas City, 4. Time:
l.k0. Umpire: Foreman.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-11
BALTIMORE.

Totals =. ! ii n is Oi'oylsr 49,. .
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-22

Robert E. Stuart an = Jas. F. Red
man of Glendale, KY, spent yester-
day and last night in the city as
guests of Mr.. Redman's brother,
J. A. Redman.
Mrs. A. j. Soape of Waxahachie,
is here today to attend the bedside
of her sister, Mrs. ]. NJ. Gilpin.-
Ennis News.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. P. Quarles of
Waxahachie spent Sunday in Ennis
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. L.
Rogers. Ennis News.
DR.. Frank Rainey, superintendent
of the Masonic Widows and Or
phans Home, at Fort Worth, was in
the city today visiting DR.. r.
P. Sweat.
Mrs w. J /Buie and son Newt,
left this morning for Wolfe City,
where they go to attend the mar
riage of Mrs. Buie's sister, Miss
Dora Clark, next Sunday evening
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-22

AUNT CHARITY.

Mrs. Oyerstreet In in Waxahacilie
with her brother, DIR. Sweat, who
is very III.
Josh Reagor and uncle Frank
Harris have gone to the fair at San
Antonio.
Morris Wilson has returned from
pleasant visit to relatives
and friends Iva Tennessee. We were
all surprised that he came back
alone.
Mr.. Matt Robinson, wife and son
visited relatives here Sunday.
Mrs. Taylor spena last week with
her daughter, Mrs. Wilmeth, In
Waxahachie.
Charlie Davenport and wife enter
tanned about thirty or thirty-five
young people at their home Friday
night. Templeton, Howard aud Col.
liers Chapel were all represented,
and every one seemed TO have
nice time.
Bro. Davis filled his regular ap
pointment at the chapel Sn nday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. ] n. Meharg visited
Mt Mr. Joe MeaaFRN NJ ForrEstan
last week.
Ray was well represented At Buff
fAio Bill's show.
Mr.. Jim Wheatly went to Bard
well Thursday.
Brown Bros. are having "A asw ad-
dition made to their already large
store rooms as they haven't room
enough for their large stock of
goods. They are doing a splendid
business. They treat the people
fair so they are glad to trade with
them.
Those on the sick list are inproy-
ing.
Miss Lizzie Meharg gave a sing
ing Sunday night.
October 18th.