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The daily sentinel., 1902-02-10

Hon, Benton Canon is in the city.
Val Blatz Export on draught at the
Royalty Club.
FATTY" Cahill OF Telluride was an ar
rival in the city Saturday.
For Rent-Two rooms for light house.
keeping. Corner 2nd and Grand
Get one OF those Imperial or Eagle
brand OF never.fade shirts at Graham 4
Hards.
Wanted-A dining room girl. Good
wages to the right party. Apply at this
office.
For Sale-Household goods in first
class condition. Enquire 6l9 Grand
avenue.
handle the best in gents furnishing
goods.
Mrs. o. S. Ramsay expects to leave in
about week for Salida where Mr.. Ram
say is now located.
Miss Sarah J. Bracken is taking a
weeks holiday from The Fair before the
spring trade begins.
| William Mcdowell. one OF the promi-
nent oil promoters OF DeBeque, is a Wis
itor to the city today.
| The front OF the old Merchants restau
rant WAS torn out today and in Its stead
will be placed good pair windows.
Fred Simon, Of the firm OF Simon
Brothers OF Louisville. KY, manufactur-
ers OF pure whiskies is visitor to the
city.
Cards are out for a reception by Mrs.
Edwin Price Wednesday afternoon, given
in honor OF Mrs. Dora Price Meserve, at
the Price home.
| After spending Sunday with her par
or ts in the city, Miss Beulah VanBuren
left for Palisades this morning, where
she is teaching one OF the city schools
Max Buchanan, cashier of the new
Grand Valley National Bank, leaves this
evening for Colorado Springs, where on
the 18th inst. he will oe married to Miss
Carrie Kahn CT Chicago.
Griffith, the hypnotist, opens an en-
gagsment OF three nights at the Park
opera house, commencing Thursday,
February 18th. Admission 25, 30 and
SOC. On Thursday evening one paid soc
ticket will admit two ladies or lady and
gentleman. Tickets now on sale at Has
kell's Pharmacy.
The East End Whist Club was enter
tanned Saturday night by MIR. and Mrs.
W. M. VanBuren. The prizes we're ta-
ken by Mrs. A. G. Newton and Ed Har-
dy Refreshments were served and all
the members OF the club we're very we'll
pleased with the manner in which they
had been entertained.
S. s. Lewis OF the Lewis Drug com
pany Of Palisades is in the city today on
business. Mr.. Lewis says there is great
interest being manifested in the oil com-
pauy in that vicinity, and that every one
in the region of Palisades is sure that
the company at that place haye the right
place where oil may be found.
The party given by Denver Ramsay at
the homo OF his parents on Seventh and
P,tkin Saturday night was very pleasant
There were about nfteen young people
present, the members Of the Crokinole
Club Refreshments were served and
the evening was most delightfully."- spent
1t was the young mans fifteenth birth
day.
Pollaid's Australian Juvenile Opera
company, 80 people, which is to appear
in Grand junction for an engagement OF
ono night, Thursday, Feb. 20. 10 compos-
ed entirely OF boys and girls ranging
from eight to fourteen years OF age.
Notwithstanding their extreme youth
they have travelled extensively over most
parts Of the world.
The daily sentinel., 1902-02-10
Notice.

Bids will be received by the water
committee up to Saturday, 10 am, Feb
ruary 15, 1902, for thousand barrels OF
Colorado Portland cement. I. o. b. cars at
Grand Junction; to be paid in city war
rants j. M. Sampliner, Chairman.
The daily sentinel., 1902-02-10


M. o. Delaplain is confined to his
home by sickness.
Wanted to Rent.-Furnished small
house or two rooms close in. P.O.box 83
All persons having clothes at j. T
Sweatt's tailor shop are requested to call
at once for same.
d. w. Mansfield and Charles Steven
son, both Of Leadville, are registered at
the Grand hotel.
Griffith, the Hypnotist. Park opera
house Thursday, Friday and Saturday
nights OF this week.
G. W. Candy, advance agent for the
"a Trip to the Circus" company, is reg
istered at the Grand.
Gordon Kimball, a prominent mining
man of Ouray, wss an arrival on the
narrow gauge yesterday.
o. s. Crenshaw OF st. Louis, one OF
the best known travelling men on the
road, is in the city today.
People never get tired of telling what
excellent bread and other bakery sup
plies they can get at the Progress.
| Only the purest ingredients for color
ing, etc, are used in making candy at
the Boston Handy Kitchen. The home
made tatfy for sale there is just like you
would make yourself, only you are saved
/ the trouble OF making it, and it costs no
more than il it we're made at home.
| You can help anyone whom you find suf-
feriug from infamed throat; laryngeal trsu-
bic, bronchiti-, coughs, colds, ETC., by ad-
vising the use of Ballard's Horehound Syr-
up; the great remedy for coughs and colds.
| Price, SOC. For sale Haskell's Pharmacy
The Boston Handy Kitchen is getting
to be one OF the most popular places in
the city. When you go there you may
be sure you will receive courteous treat
ment, full measure, and hearty well
come. II you have never tried them
you should do SO, and you will be pleased.
Nervous children are almost always thin
children. The outdoor boy is seldom ner-
vous. Whites Cream Virmifuge is the best
/
the system and assists to that sort of flesh
which creates strength and power of endur-
| ance. Price Csc
For sale at Haskell's Pharmacy
Don't let the hand of time paint wrinkles
on your face. Keep young by keeping the
blood pure and the digestive organs in a
healthful condition. Herbine will do this.
Health is youth; disease and sickness brings
old age. Price 5Oc,
For sale Haskell's Pharmacy
Moki Tea positively cures Sick Headache,
Indigestion and Constipation. delightful
herb driuk. Removes all eruptions of the
skin, producing a perfect complexion or
money refunded. 25c and Soc. Write to US
for free sample. w. H. Hooker d Co., Buff
! falo, N. Y. For sale at the Red Cross Phar-
macy.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-11
DOGS FOR FIELD TRIALS
with PIenty OF Birds the Prospect
for = Meet
IL Good.

lIOUx FALLS, 8. D.. Aug. 10.-(special.)
-hntries for the annual meet Of the South
Dakota Field Trial association, which will
b. held on grounds near Salem on August
26, n and Is, were closed today. Dogs from
q score or more Of states and from points
III Canada have been entered, making it
certain that this years meet viii be the
Most successful as well as the most inter-
cutting In the history OF the association.
The grounds where the trials win be held
ci1nnot be. excelled anywhere In the United
States. They were selected after a careful
personal inspection by DIR. q. 4. Page,
II. II. Gregory and 7. B. McMartin Of this
city and p. II. Smith, w. r. Hannah, w,
~ 6arnhart and DIR. Dott OF Salem, all Of
whom are taking a deep interest IN the
Success Of the coming trials. Prairie chick
ems and quail are very plentiful on the
TRIAL grounds, which are being systematic
ally patrolled to prevent the birds being
killed, scattered or driven away.
Hon. Thomas johnson of Winnipeg, who
aeted as judge of last years trials and who
gave excellent satisfaction, has been Sc
Cured to act in q similar capacity this year.
There will be three trials, the Derby, the
all-age and the subscription stakes. The
nrst two arc open only to American dogs,
while the third Is open TO both American
and Canadian dogs. The Derby prize is
800 and the all-age 800, while the subscrip-
tion stake has not yet been announced.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-11
FILIPsNo ~OoUnFIao.
c~oEicIusions Drawn FROM a Years
Observation at Manila.

C~cElcIustons Drawn from q Years
Observation at Manila.
Hcre is an article from Justica, q weekly
paper published at Manila, which may be
interesting to our young peoplo-and to
some Of the older ones:
We have for a year been trying to make
out Of what counting by the F1iipinos con-
sists, and are yet not sure that we know
much about II.
We have seen some Of It going on from
the streets and the windows OF our neigh
bors. The other evening, from Q to 10. q
dusky maiden leaned from the upstairs win
low and talked with a man Of probably 2B
years. We do not know how much love they
talked. but the chances are not much.
These people are not much given to nat
terry or ~love-making. at least so far as out
ward appearance goes.
A young man and a young woman never
so riding or walking together, nor do they
visit alone together in their homes. Some
member Of the family Il always present ana
the conversation IL general. After the en-
gagement Is announced. the intended seems
to go to see the to-be bride a. often az he
chooses. We know a couple. the man Il a
widower OF about 33, and the girl IS or IL.
It is said that the man Is welI-to-do. ana
the senorita is fairly good-looking. The
man has a boy about Z vears old, and Il "a
not ~infrequent for the tsfh,r to take the
boy with him when ne goes to see his
sweetheart. which is fully four tsnes 8
week. They are to be married in June.
The girls are not backward about talking
to anyone In the presence Of their family
or friends. And they can talk. too-about
everything they know about.
There Is little or no hugging or kissing.
and absolutely none In the better educated
class before marriage. and. 50 far a. We
know. but little after. We DO not remsm-
Der OF seeing a man and woman kiss during
our stay in these islands. It Is not = lack
Of kindly regard, but not the custom.
The way the houses are built. the open
windows. projecting over the street. make
Il very convenient for the lover to stand
upon the sidewalk and spark his best
girl.
It 4s our opinion that, 10 . marked de-.
gree, the girls belonging to the families OF
the better class are virtuous when they
give their hands In holy wedlock.
Among the lower classes. parents ana
friends arsenot strict. and we believe very
many live together through life and never
marry. The lewd class will take up ana
lire with Americans, but there is no oues-
ton but they prefer their own people.
There is more virtue among the lover
CLASSES than a newcomer would be led 10
believe by listening 70 street talk.
We have heard q number OF Filipino
young women who can speak English wish
the American customs would come into
vogue here. but we are not sure hat It
would have a good moral eject upon society
generally.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-11

mated Meat Cutters convention to be held
az St Louia this week.
Miss Catherine Rafferty, has gone 70
Sioux City to visit her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. w n. slabaueh Of Akron.
O., are here. the guests OF relatives.
Miss Mabel Thomas has gone to Falls
City. Neb.. for a weeks visit with friends.
An important meeting OF Phil Kearney
tonight.
Thomas J.. Nolan Intends leaving today
for an extended western trip. He win take
In Portland and San Francisco.
Miss Anna Brennan, ga North Twenty
hfth street, has gone to O'Neil, Neb., for
a couple OF weeks recreation.
Master Allie McReynolds, son OF j. f..
Neb., where he will attend school for q
A. II. Merrill delivered an interesting and
instructive address TO young men at the
local Young Mems Christian association
parlors yesterday afternoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-11

MANCHESTER, Aug. 10.-In view OF the
hardening IN the price OF cotton, the cloth
market was generally nrmer last week. In
some quarters higher rates are anticf-
pated shortly. The hear contingent Is
large, but timid. The transactions IN cloth
between bank holidays WIS apparently not
large. although there has been some In
crease iatterly at the previously unavail-
able prices; This slackness Is attributed 70
that many dealers were absent. The in
uuiry from 1nd1a was moderate last week
and the inquiry from hin and Japan
showed no improvement. The smaller out
lets are improving gradually.
Yarns remained discouraging.. although
were placed for home consumption.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-11

4hs Amsnenn Medical o.. . eombinaiien Of ths
sbis.f Medical Expert Specialists In ths world. VIE
treat al Diseases pscuiiar 70 Aen and women.
have ~ their honest aud successful msthoas maes
al persona ailing from chTonio Diseases frea
Wiz them today al about your eGs9 and 81 ts
AFRICAN MEDICAL CO.
NanAaItoWn. Iowa.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-11

JERSEY CITY. N. T., Aug. l0.-The a..
Lou National league team played an ex-
hfnfuQn game with the West Side al II.
nine AZ 6ayQuue today and shut out The
jer4eSuen, the. score being 10 o. The
gama was called on account Of rain at the
players could md, Parsons bonderS. while
tbs Visitors got twelve safe hi1s on MUIR
ply who has 9 Local reputation as q fooe
Qitcher- The neldlng Of the Jersey PLAYERS
vas VefF poor While that OF the Western
players wa Y q SNAP. score;
ST Louis ........1 0.O1 1-7IS 4
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-11
st. Louis Grain and Provfsfon.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. s.-wHEAr-Lower:
No. 2 red, cash elevator, 6lskc; track'eS6
ssihc; September, e2sQS2Hc: December
S4446lHc; No. 2 hard, 65967c.
COHN|Steady: No. 2 cash, 65kc: track.
661tc; September, 45hc; December, S5ko.
osS ATssLower; No. ? cash. CSC; track.
No. 2 white, old, Sc. 49,
RYE-Ftrm at 4Sdl9c.
FLQuR-Steady; new red winter patents,
s5.10q3. 20; extra fancy and straight 80. 806b
sos; clear, $z.65d2.76. ~NN~
5EED-rimothy, $3.7504OS.
CORHMEAL-Steady, 1906.
BRAN-Dull; sacked, east track. &c.
RE, EO0d9.00. P"
ENTHUSIASTICALLY at Sl.sl
IRON COTTON TIES-NO6.
BAGGING-6hQ6Mc.
HEMP TWINE-ec.
PROVISIoNS-Pork, lower; jobbinR. old.
&10&; new, 1885. Lard, over. Sb. i2x'
Dry sailed meats boxed. lower; extra
shorts, SO; clear ribs, $O.62h; short clear.
xl0.SIh. Bacon (boxed), lower; extra shorts
dL31ht clear ribs. H1.50; short clear. sii. 7G'
POULTRY Steady; hicken 9Xc:
springs. l2ci turkeys, ISL ducks. &c; geese,
lhc.
BUrT,Es;REs = Steady creamery. I70alo;
~EGGS-Steady, 15c. loss of.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-11
Kansas city live stock MarLe,.

KANSAS CITY. Aug. a.-cATTLE-Re-
ceipts goo head; market unchanged; choice
eHport and dressed beef steers, $7.509S. 26;
ers G.OO9O.26; w~cstern-fed steers, s.. 500
40; Texas and Indian steers. SS.406p5 .O0;
$50; native heifers. 81. N6d 10. 90 nrsrs
81 %; bulls, -. 75d3.6S; calves. S.6ofj
e.lg. Receipts for the week: Cattle, 5000;
HOGS Receipts, 1900 head; market
steady; top, 81 50; bulk OF sales, 81. 256T. IA:
heavy N.40q7.50; light, 81 20a1 20; Workers
1900 e; piss' @.oO96. IN; receipts for the
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts, 200 head:
market steady; native lambs, Sc. f0d6, I:
SS.oOq4 .60i western wethers, Ss.O0a{.OO: fed
ewes se.l644.l5; Texas clipped yeariinEs.
Ss.oyai.oe; Texas clipped sheep, S.6aS.S0:
the week, 1850. ~
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-11
Bour.e Aspeet Unchangea.

BERLIN, Aug. 1O.-The aspect OF the
bourse last week showed practically no
change. While the week began with a
better tone In iron and coal shares, a re-
action followed n most Of the quota
lions lost all of their previous gain. Many
shares closed lower than they did Au-
gust 2. Reports Of the iron market con-
tinue to be contradictory. The annual ball
ance sheet Of the Hoesch company, issued
yesterday passing a dividend, as against
q dividend Of 10 per cent paid in 1901, has
made a bad impression. While the latest
active movement in coal shares, Prussia's
coal production has declined. The produce
ton for the last six months was Al. 594, b6S
tons, q decrease of 1888, SIS tons 1t was
announced yesterday that the Hamburg
American Steam Packet company had re-
syndicate. The company will draw its coal
supply from Silesia by river and canal
With the exception OF electrical shares,
which broke several points. general indus
trials were quiet, but fairly firm. last week.
Government 3 per cents were fractionally
high foreign exchange and apprehension OF
gold exports. The best authorities, now
ever. now regard the danger OF gold ex-
ports to have been removed, although small
amounts OF gold were sent to southeastern
Europe during the week. lns rlle OF ex-
demands make discounters more reserved,
hut the abundance of money remains un-
changed. Call money was offered beyond
the demand last week at IL per cent.
Chinese were the strongest among the for
eign rentes, while Turks. Roumanians,
Australians and HungariAns were. active. The
American market attracted little attention
during the week and Canadian Pacincs
were wholly dependent upon the movement
In New York.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-11
Grocery CIerls VITA two.

The retail grocery clerks played two
games OF ball Sunday afternoon. The iirst
game was called at 2 o'clock with the
Omaha Produce exchange and resulted IN
OF IL to. Score:
Clerks ~ O 10 O q o al
Produce E~xchsnge..1 q Q Z OF 81
Batteries: Clerks. Murray and Pagan;
Produce Exchange, Trobee, Kaplam and
Lovace. Umpire: Mark.
The second game was called Immediately
after the first with the Printers, the
Clerks WANING this by a score OF Is to 2.
Clerks q & o AZ
Printers .......N........2 o o 0 OIL
Batteries, Clerks, Faber and Pagan:
Printers. j 7pe and Lovace. Umpire; VIII
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-11

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Aug. 10-Afte-
playing a thiTteen-lnninR tie game yesfer-
day Ierre Haute and Cedar Rapids bat
tied today for fifteen. innings. when the
game was called. with the score i 70 Il.
Umpire Neemer left the grounds IN the
fourth lnnlnH today because he was Jeered
By small boys. Score:
Terres H.....ooo10O00Oo0ooOOEi
CEDAR Ri ooo00000Q0O00@ ~
aat,sFiee Ierrf Hagte. foRP snd Rich.
WeaFer- EMPIRES; Aesmef, Vickers and
At. Evensvm-BvansviiIe II; Rock
leland E
At pccatur-Decatur, z. Davenport, D
~ Observation-Disclosures 9; Bloomlns-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-11
south side sIurrers win.

The South Side sluggers defeated the
9hagaroots Sunday by a score of n to 3.
The feature Of the game was the battery
work OF Snyder and Browne, Snyder hav-
lng the ShaEaroots shut out until the
eighth inning, having eight strikeoute. The
silppDrt OF the team was superb. Lynch
hit Tor n home run, but forgot to touch
unrtl base and had to 60 back. The Slug
gers 20 to Blair next SUNDAY TO NAV n
double-header.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-11


II was reported at the city hall Saturday
afternoon that another damage suit would
be fled against the city on account Of the
bad condition OF the road On Twenty-fourth
street south OF Q street. A wagon be-
longing to D. a. o'Brlen Of Omaha vent In
the ditch near S street and. It was reported.
was considerably damaged. This new dam
age suit. on top OF the SIS. 900 suit now in
the courts. will possibly force the city ON
ciaIs to make arrangements for permanent
repairs to this roadway.
Magic CITY Gossip.
The cavalry troop will meet for drin
tonight.
ms city eOunel is billed for a meeting
tonight.
Oscar W; Dunbar has sone to Chicago
for q few days visit
X. O.. Smith Is back from points IN Ohio.
where he spent several weeks.
An interesting session Of the Board OF
Educa1on 10 looked Tor tonight
Local labor leaders are considerably In
terested Ia the outcome Of the Amalga-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-11

Yesterday was the nfth Sunday Of the clos
ing order and as 40 arrests were made the
order must have been generally observed
Intimations had been made that some Of the
liquor dealers proposed to violate the or
der and dispense wet goods as OF yore, hui
from the police records no Infringement
OF the order were noted. The police ar
rested one man for intoxication. but It was
asserted that he came from out OF the city
and had acquired his drink outside Of the
limits Of South Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-11

NEW YORK, Aug. a.-BEEvEs-Re.
ceIpts, "a head; dressed beef. steady.
cables last received quoted American steer
az lShQl!%c, dressed weight; refrigerator
Desr at il'ee per ID; exports today, partly
GALNES-Receipts only 4 head.
lower. ""Aiihohy
SHEEP AND LAMRs-Racs,n,. o.,
mead sheep steady, lambs &c higher: shsen
s0l1 AZ Ns;IbqS:S 80 per 100 lbs. lambs. sad
gt.vi culls, 81. dressed muttons, bk6So
per To-. dressed lambs. saiic. '~S'S
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-11

BUFFALO. N. Y. Aug. i0-The Interna4
and Tommy Ryan for a t~wenty-round con-
test, the bout to take place September lie.
an.ee their appearance and h club has
posted q like amount to guarantee that the
contest will not be stopped. The winner
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-11

WEST POINT, Neb., Aug. 1~0.-(special
TelegrAnLl-The c. N. Dietz base ball club
and the home team played an exciting
game here today before a large crowd.
R.H.E.
West pint o 0 oO1oO "a IN
c. N. Dlets.... o 0 0 0 0 0 / o. 5 /
Batteiies: West Point, Chada and Kerl;
9. ~ Dietg, Nestlebush and Hathaway.
Thr,le-lase hit; Byers. Umpirei Tiedtke.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-11

FORT CROOK. .Neh.. Aus. lo.-Its the
omeha came loaded. but their playing
qualities I'D not equal the boys IN blue.
Tbs IhrtyraeeQnd battalion of the twenty
second tfaH1F have their nrst game 70
lose, not lQeiuf. q single game out on NJ
teen played during the aoa60nR record to
tcQre. Soldiers ~; Senators. q Batfe-isss
Soldiers. Underline and Kelly; senators.
FoudorNnHt and Carr.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-11
business Light on stock Ezchanss.

LONDON. Aug. 10-The payment Of q
y per cent ,nssaiimenS 9a me eonSo loan
consols at lower prices, but the appre-
tensions OF q shortage IN money were
fairly dispelled by large government dis
b~ureements. and as there are no formida
bic demands. or the market, credit may be
expected this coming week and money IL
likely to continue easy. Last week the
tone OF stocks was e~rratic, but IT con-
Guided cheerful. Two holidays within the
road shares rose n New York buying and
further increases are anticipated. British
railroads fell In sympathy with consols
and dividends are not expected to more
than maintain last years figures. Labor
DIFFICULTIES continue to contribute to the
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-11

taken BY the Law and order 9eopie aud
the mayor let the matter pass. About 40
people Witnessed the game. which was
chiefly remarkable for the number Of ef-
rors. with the score. Of II 20 2 against
game IN the seventh inning by heavy bat
ting. Saey replaced Baker at the end Of
game. Score.
AhFT sSs r~.S gsdgSsSEB
Batteries. Argos, Baker, Saoy and Ola
zier; Council Bluns, Hoye and Sage.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-11
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MAnKnr.
Cattle, sheep and Lambs steady ana
Hosa steady 20 mrher.

80 head. Market steady: good To- prifnc
steefs, Sooqs 90 poor % medium, tL5odIW;
steSkets enc teeders, 2SO002b; cows, no
bulls, A1oQS.tQi calves. S3.bOd7.as: Texas,
tsd steers &25qh0o; western steers. $500
HoGs-Receipts, 5000 head; estimated
Monday, 800; left over. 1900. Marker
steady 70 &c higher; mixed and butchers.
3oO0Vf; ~, good 70 choice heavy, SI9ouI&s
F9ush heayy s970aI.l Is; light. se.eta7.s5; bulk
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recclpts. 1850
head; sheep, steady; lambs, steady. GOOD
20 choice wethers, N.5J94.25; fair 10 choice
mlSeo, fl1OuSfoi western sheep. S2.5064.OO
1915. w 'o""s'
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-11
ORIGINALS BEAT cREScENTS


Tho Originals and the crescents played
an embarrassing game at CORTLAND beach
yesterday afternoon before a smalI-sised
crowd. Good fielding was impossible on
ACCOUNT Of the poor condition Of The grounds
and the Originals won by being able to
eoaneet with the BAH when hits were
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-11

ST JOSEPH. Aug. s-CATrLE-R.-
SSeipts. 3 head; nominal; natives, s.5S1
49, COWS and heifers, H.5O96.2 6; veals.
ers and feeders, $s.Ooa5.75 q. ~
aOGsTEeceipts, 1854 head; steady to &c
,omx., nght ana light mixed. S7.i5a7. s5:
QSgOi bulk, i$1.16@7.35. go V"~'
SHEEP AND LAMBS-No receipts. No.
~yearlings. A.25; western wethers a. e sa
ern ewes, 1915. ~ "esr
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-11

BLAIR. Neb.,. Aug. ~10-(speciai Tele-
gram.)-The Blair Clothing company team
Won over the Hanscom Park team of
OniahiL today by a score OF 3 to q As to
TIME the game was q record breaker, being
played In sixty-six minutes Batteriee:
Hnnscom Park, Richie and Bowesi Blair
Cl0thlng Company, Noyes and 1nman.
Struck out: BY Noyes, Is; by Richie, g.
Uinpife: Epling.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-11
nRInrNAIa


Ear1aed runas Originals, s; Croscents. L
Three-hase hll; Henry. Two-base hlts.
Msllsr Ksnzsdy @. criscoll.
First base on baQg: OTigfnals, 5; Cres-
cents. lit bs.. pitched bail Bradford,
Jelens FOLEY. Hall. Passed bali: Clark. i
Left on bas1zt Originals. 10. Crescents, 81
Struck ont. BY ecully,. s. by 6aifelder, Is.
Time; 1sn- Umpiros Hartly.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-11

MADRID. Aug. 10-Ths report OF the
Bank OF Spain for the week ended yester-
lay shows the following: Gold In hand.
increase, 106.0o pestass silver in hand. de-
crease, $50. 900; notes IN circulation. In
crease. 0.l40,O0o. Yesterdays closing Quota
ton Tor gold wa IA