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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-06-13
Strzega go pilnie.

Stanislaw Wesolek, kt6ry zo-
stall skazany ma IS letnie wiezie-
ME karne "a zamordowanie nieja-
kiej Kittie Ferry W pewnym sym
ku ma Meridian Union str, po-
dobno zaprzysiagl sic, re zyw-
Gem ME dostanie sic do Joliet. In
ny jakis wiezieh pisemnie uwia-
domii prokuratora, re W przyszla
niedziele w czasie nabozenstwa w
kaplicy wiezienia, Wesolek ma O.
trzymac brzytwe cd jakiegoS to-
warzysza i re zamierza pope}nic
samob6jstwo. Dyrektor wiezienia
Whitman, powiadomiony o wszy-
stkiem, poleci1 strzedz pilnie We
soika jego towarzyszy.
Strajk W hotelach restaura-
cyach.
Wczoraj ogioszono strajk per-
sonalow w 20 przeszlo hotelach
W miescie, dzisiaj prawdopodo-
bnie takze wszystkie restaura-
eye pozbawione beda zwyklej s1u-
zby. Punkt sporny, 0 ktory sic
rozchodzi = gdyz wlasciciele re-
stauracyj i hotelow gotowi So
zrobic wszelkie mozliwe ustep-
stwa poddac sic wyrokom sa-
dow polubownych, = jest ten, re
personale hotelow i restauracyj
domagajs sic absolutnego uzna-
MIA unij i ME przyjmowania do
sluzby nikogo, kto do uni ME ma
ley, a wlasciciele owych loka-
low twierdza, re nieunionisci ma
ia prawo takze do zarabiania ma
chleb praca.
Natura1nie goscie hotelowi
cierpia bardzo W skutek strajku,
a w rliektorych hotelach z pomie-
dzy gosci panic .parlny staraja
sic pracowac w kuchniach, a pa
movie uslugiwac przy sto}ach, 0
lie to sic da zrobic. Ale i to ME
ma wiele sic przyda, gdyz utru-
dniaja jeszcze po1ozenie "strajh
sympatyczne" innych unij. I tax
ND. rozwoziciele mleka zobowia-
zali sic ME dostarczat mleka ho-
telom, w ktorych strajk zarzadzo-
no. Cierpia ma tenn mocno Memo
wleta i male dzieci mieszkajace
chwilowo w hotelach z rodzica-
mi. w wie1u hotelach i restau-
racyach sami w1asciciele, zarza-
dzcy inni urzednicy ze swyni
czfonkami rodzin staraja sic ustu-
giwae gosciom; postarano sic TAX
re tu owdzie o pomoc kol po-
zarnijnych, = ale wszystko to
4 ~ = p
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-06-13
Boenert wolny.

Anton Boenert, znany agent,
uznany winnym sprzeniewierze-
MIA w obec sedziego Brentano,
odzyskal swa wolnost, wni6slszy
do sadu wyzszego podanie o Cha
beas corpus, ktore sad uwzgje-
dnii. Sad wyzszy orzekl, ze skar-
gi byiy przedawnione. Przewle-
kanie procesu nastapilo w skutek
tego, ze prokuratorya ME zdo}ala
znaleze swiadkow przez czas dlu-
gi. Sedzia Nc Even rozporzadzi{,
azeby Boenerta uwolniono WIG
zienia powiatowego, W ktorem
przebywal.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-06-13
PRZEGLAD
POuTfn MIED1HARODOWEI.
Chicago, 1890 czerwca.

1S~S AOSN >@NA "So'
Gwlatowne srodki, kt6ryrni po-
sluguje sic hr. Khuen Hedervary,
ably stlumic opozycyjny ruch ma
rodowy chorwacki, maja dotad
tylko ten skutek, re rozgorycze-
ME wzrasta, ogarnia coraz seer
sze Varsity ludu i uwydatnia
sic w ooraz gwaltowniejszych
wybuchach. Ostatnia poczta
przyniosla wiadonosci o burzli-
wych manifestacyach, krwawych
bojkach, burzeniu wtasnosci rza-
dowej, w prawie wszystkich
wiekszych niejscowoSciach kra-
ju. w Focinie t3urn wielotysiecz-s
ny urzadzil manifestacye antywe-
gierska, nastapila b6jka, W lsto-
rel zastrzelono 7, a raniono Kill
kanaScie os6b. Medzy miejsco-
woSciami Plase i Zlobni zebraly
sic tysiace osob chcialy nisz-
czyG tory nolejowe. Wojsko prze-
szkodziEo temu. Dziewiec osob "a
resztowano. w miejscowosci
Karlopago odbyiy sic wielkie de-
monstracye. Policya / zandarme-
rya ME mogiy sobie dac rady i
musiaiy wezwaG na pomoc straz
skarbowa Z miejscowosci Zengg.
Aresztowano 80 osob. w miej-
scowoSci Kalinowica byio wielkie
zbiegowislco pred tamtejszym
Tatuszem. Gdy tlum ME chciaI na
wezwanie ustapic, zandasmi uzyli
broni palnej zabili na miejscu
jednego demonstrantow. Licz-
ba ranionych ME jest jeszcze zna-
ma. w Krzizowcach powieszono
w ostatnich czasach ma mocy wy
roku sadow doraznych dwie oso-
by.
Niepokoje chorwackie zaczy-
naja przenikae i do Dalmacyi w
wielu miejscowoSciach urzadzo-
no tam wielkie zgromadzenia
przeciw baronowi Khuen He
dervaremu. Rezolucye zaznaczy-
" solidarnosc chorwackin ru-
chem. Stowarzyszenie spiewac-
kie "Gundulicz" W Raguzie po-
stanowilo urzadzic nabozenstwo
zaiobne "a poleglych w Chorwa-
cyl, nadto postanowilo otworzyc
liste skladek na rodziny po ofia-
rach wydac proklamacye, pote-
piajaca W ostrych wyrazeniach
postepowanie bana chorwackie-
go. Prasa chorwacka w Dalmacyi
wzywa Chorwatow, aby ME usta-
wall W walce. Z tego powodu Cd
bywaja sic liczne konfiskaty i "a
wieszania pism. Dziennik opozy-
cyjny Narodna Obrana zostal
wyrokiem sadu W Osieku zupei-
ME zawieszony.
Take w Wiedniu, dokad przy-
byl Khuen Hedervary, aby ma
radzic sic Z prezesem ministr6w
Koerberem, Chorwaci urzadzili
burzliwa manifestacye. Setki O.
sob, ktorym przewodzili studenci
chorwaccy, zebra}y sic pred ho-
telem, W kt6rym zamieszkaI ban,
urzadzili kocia muzyke. Dopiero
po kilkugodzinnych usilowanlach
udalo sic policyi rozpedziG pasa-
szami zgromadzonych.
Zaprzeczona dotad przez Rad
wegierski wiadomos6 o zaprowa-
dzeniu stanu oblezenia i ustano-
wieniu sadow doraznych, po-
twierdza sic. Me ulega juz zadnej
watp1iwosci, ze dose wielka licz-
ba Chorwat6w oplacila zyciem
swe protesty przeciw radon ba-
na. Wiadomosciom o wykonywa-
niu tlumnych egzekucyi, wladze
wegierskie dis jeszcze przecza,
ale doSwiadczenie wykazafo, ze
appreciation tym wierzye ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-06-13

ma pomoc jaki oddzial wojska.
Ma schodach stawh opor spisko-
wcom porucznik Pietrowicz, lecz
padi trupem, przeszyty kula.
Swiatla elektryczne zgasly po
ciemku blakano sic tax dlugo, do
poki ME znaleziono Swiec. Przys
ich blasku wskazai spiskowcom
lokaj krolewslri pokoj, do ktorego
uciekl Aleksander wraz z zona.
Zamordowano kilku ludzi, zanim
dostano sic do kryjowki kr6lew-
skiej parry. Starsi oficerowie "a
dali cd kr6la, azeby abdykowal,
lecz mtodsi ME czekaI ma odpo-
wiedz. Paddy strza&y smiertelne,
lecz jest nieprawda, re zwloki
| wyrzucono oknem do ogrodu.
Pulkownik Maszyn przeszkodzil
barbarzynstwu, poczem oswald
czyl zebranemu pred pa5acem
ludowi, re Serbia pozbyla sic dy-
nastyi Obrenowiczow i niewiasty,
ktora byia ziym duchem krola.
Lud odpowiedzial okrzykiem:
MECH zyje armia!
Zwloki kr6lewskie przeniesio-
no W skrytoSci do grobowca O.
brenowiczow, ma cmentarz sw.
Marl1a. Zabity prezes ministrow
Marhowicz zostanie pochowany
honorami wojskowymi.
Tylko bracia kr6lowej Dragi
poniesi smierc. Jej siostry wy
wieziono do Panosowy, naste-
pnie "a granice.
Obdukcya zwlok krola wyka-
zala, re byl przeszyty 80 kulami.
Smiertelnych ran otrzymal kilka.
Zwloki krolowej byly strasznie
zeszpecone szablami.
Geneva, 1890 czerwca. = Ksia-
ze Piotr Karageorgewicz zape-
wria, re mic ME mial wspolnego
ze spiskiem re brzydzi sic NOR
dem, popelnionym ma osobie kr6-
la Aleksandra. ,Wiedzial o organi
zacyi serbskich patryotow, lecz
ME przewidywal tragedyi, ktora
sic rozegrala w Bia4ogrodzie.
Czeka ma przebieg dalszych wy
padkow w Genewie, ubolewajac
mad armia serbska. Naleza3o by}o
Emusic krola do zrzeczenia sic
tronu, lecz ME nalezalo bylo po-
zbawiac go zycia. Ksiaze Piotr
sprzyja Rosyi, lecz jest niepraw-
da, jakoby by} przeciwnikiem Au-
stryi.
Wieden, 1890 czerwca. - Mi
mister Koerber oSwiadczyl w par
lamencie, ze Rad austryacki ME
zamierza mieszac sic do spraw
wewnetrznych Serbii. Tymcza-
sem rzadowi ami powinszowania
ami kondolencyi przesiac ME mo-
ze, poniewaz re smiercia krola A
leksandra skohczyly sic pelnomo-
cnictwa posla rzadu austro we
gierskiego.
Wiedeh, 1890 czerwca. = Pod
czas przejazdzki cesarza Franci-
Ska Jozefa, zblizyl sic do powo-
zu jakis czlowiek, wywijajacy XII
jem. Woznica uderzyl go kilka
razy batem i pojechd dalej, po-
ganiajac konie- Aresztowano ma
treta, ktory nazywa sic Jakob
Reich i kt6remu sic zdaje, re
jest "synem Bozym". Ma policyi
uznano go "a waryata. Jeszcze W
styczniu chcia1 Reich dosta6 sic
do zamku cesarskiego, azeby WI
dzieG sic z monarcha.
Washington, 1890 czerwca. -
Posel rosyjski Cassini zastrzega
sic, re ME jest antySemita, jak te-
go dowodza przyjazne stosunli
z wielu zydami. Me. widzi on
wszakze potrzeby protestowania
przeciw rzezi w Kiszyniewie, po-
niewaz ami Rad rosyjski, ami ma
rod rosyjski jej ME pochwala.. 500
uczestnikow w zaburzeniach XII
szyniewskich zostanie ukaranych
stosownie do stopnia ich why.
TAX kaza{ uczynic car, a ludnos6
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-06-13
Proaty sposeb.

FROSTY sposeb.
- Gapsk. W jah to spos6b zostac
starcem stuletnim2
= Bardzo prosty sposob. Me umie-
ra sie ami razu W ciagu stu latl
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-22

duccee won, Eloim second. Granville third.
Fourth raee, mile and a sixteenth, over
the hill, Pocantic stakes: Rigodon won,
Duke Of Kendall second Rosetint third
Fifth race, seven furlongs. selling: Steve
dore won, Mary Worth. second, Lord Ad-
vocate third. Time: LIS.
Third race, mile and a quarter; Don
Paul won, zoroaster second, Articulate
third. Time: 1865.
CHICAGO, May 21.-Results:
First race, four and a half furlongs: st.
Rees third. Time: 0:55 3-5.
Second race. six furlongs: Automaton
won, Goal Runner second, Miss Hume third
Third race. mile and an eighth: Bondage
won. Rolling Boer second, Soothsayer third.
Time: 1852 Is. =.
Fourth race, the Calumet stakes mile and
second. Banter third. Time:. las.
Peter Paul won, Die Bernard second,
Ralph Young third. Time; G;5S&. v.r,..
third. Time: 1:43 3-5.
CINCINNATI, May H.-Results;
won. Ethel Davis second, Blackmoor third.
Second race, four and a half furlongs:
sciplo won. Jim Ferran second, Probable
Third race. six ~furiongs: Khaki won,
Harlem Lane second, Quiz II third. Time;
Fourth race. FIVE furlongs. 2-year-oIds,
Maid second, Lyric third. Time: 1:0Sh.
Fifth race, one mile and fifty yards: AL
toona won, Wallabout second, Hurry third.
Sixth race, seven furlongs: Special Tax
won, Vogue second, Senior third. Time;
l:3lh.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-22
IN THE CAPITAL OF OREGON
Salem Dressed in Gala Attire to Greet the
President.
He TALKS TO THE SCHOOL CHILDREN
Then Visits the Capitol and After
Meeting the State OmciaIs Makes
Thirty-Minute speech to
the People.

SALEM, Ore, May 21.-salem presented
a gala appearances today when President
Roosevelt and party arrived. When the
special train drew up to the station the air
was filed with music from three brass
bands. and as the president appeared upon
the rear platform he was greeted with deaf
ening cheers from thousands OF people.
TIL president was met at the depot by
Governor Chamberlain. George C. Brownell.
president Of the senate; L. T. Harris.
speaker OF the house; Mayor C. p. Bishop
and a citizens committee. After exchanE-
ing greetings, the presidential party were
escorted to carriages.
In the presidents carriage. which was
first I'm line, and was surrounded by q local
militia company as guard OF honor. were
Governor Chamberlain, Mayor Bishop and
Secretary Loeb.
The president was greeted along the line
OF march. which he acknowledged by bow
ing his head. The procession went direct
to Marion square where about 1000 school
children were assembled. and the presi-
dent delivered a few words OF greeting and
encouragement TO the children. after which
the children sang America" The presi-
dent Joined heartily IN the chorus.
The party again entered the carriage and
the procession proceeded to the capitol
building. where the president was escorted
through . linz Of Grand Army veterans
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-22

with all of whom he shook hands and ex-
changed a few words.
Some moments were spent in the gov
ernor's suite. meeting and conversing with
state officials and other prominent citizens.
after which the president passed out the
west entrance. where an deliberately deco
rated platform had been erected. Governor
Chamberlain delivered the first address of
welcome, and was followed by Senator
Brownell. The president delivered a thirty
minute address.
At the conclusion OF his address the presl-
dent was driven to the train again and the
party left for Portland.
On his way to the depot. the president
noticed an invalid child lying upon a
stretcher on the curbing. He stopped his
carriage. alighted and kissed the little
girl.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-22
EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS
St. Louis stewards Rule Four Jockeys
on without Giving
Reason.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, May 21.-The stewards
took up the badges OF four Jockeys, Willie
Waldo, Dean, DAVIDSON and Boland and
denied them the privilege of the track in
the. future. No reason was given for the
action. Results:
First, four n one-half furlongs. sell
ing: Imboden won, Maggie Work second,
Sweet Myrtle third. Time IS.
Second, five and one-half furlongs, SELL
ing: Stub won. Cressida second, Dottie
Shute third. Time 1:l0h.
Third, one mile and seventy yards, sell
ing: DR.. Kammerer won, FL caney second.
Jessie II third. Time 1:47A.
Fourth, six furlongs, Country Club stake,
handicap: Sylvia Talbot won, Santa Ven
tura second, Hilee third. Time 1853.
Fifth, one and one-sixteenth miles. sell
ing: Josie + won, Chandoo second, The
Way third. Time 1:52A.
Sixth. one mile and twenty yards, sell
ing; Cherished won, Brownvail second.
Pharaoh third. Time: l:A5A.
NEW YORK, May H.-Results:
First race, six and a half furlongs. sell
ing; Balkal won. Toiga second. Trbeshiil
Second race. four and a half furiongst
BtalWart won, Raceking second, Precious
Stone third. Time: 0;62%.
| Third raea. ave and = half fariOnES; Sad
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-22
ONE RUN SHORT THIS TINE
Rourke Family Goes Down 10 Defeat Again
at Hands Of st. joe
no hITIlSs At THE oppoatuwt TIMES
Henderson, strikes Ous first Three
Men Up, hut the BeRinnina
Proves to ne Oniy a raise
Promise.

The Saints took the second Of tho series
from Ina yesterday by a score Of z TO
: Omaha lost through inability 70 hit
the ball when hits meant runs, while the
Saints garnered their runs by sticking 10
their knitting and punching hits at the
proper time.
Henderson obliged for Omaha ana
started out by striking out the first three
men to face him. 1t looked like taking
candy from the baby, but the beginning
proved TO be only n false hope.
The Rourkeites took the lead in the sec
ond. Wright new out to Hartman and
Dolen reached first on a very bad throw
Of Robes across the diamond. shuEart
then celebrated again and smashed n
double into left and Dolan scored one.
Patterson drove one out to left and Shut
CART reached third before II could be
helded in. Then Thomas singled to left
field and shuEart scored. Henderson
reached first on Kemmer's error. but
Thomas was killed Just on or third for
trying to pilfer two bags on the error.
The game settled down into a hard
fought battle after that and for three in
ninss both sides drew blanks.
saints start 10 DO Things.
In the sixth the Saints started out to DO
things and began by Makers cracking a
single out to right and Carter let It run
through his legs so that It was stretched
a base. Robe was up next and banged
the ball out into the field for a single and
one score came romping In. Howie went
out to first and things looked better. Hart
man swatted the ball hard and Preston
let 1t filter through him and another run
came wandering In. The score was tied,
hut that was ali that the saints could
accomplish.
The game went on apaoe and II began to
look like a tie when the ninth dawned
Shark and dusky. Hartman began 1t all
with a single and Immediately nlched sec
ond. Mcbride smashed the ball out Pres
tons way and was erased from the map
for his trouble. Then Mcbride singled
and the run that killed the Roukeltes'
hope was In. Preston had tried to cut him
on at home and Mcbride stretched on to
second. Crum was up next and whaled
the ball hard. so hard you could scarcely
see It, but Dolan reached up and caught
It and stepped onto second before Mcbride
could gather back, 80 the score was all
that was done.
In Omaha's last chance they tried hard.
but It was no use. shugart sent a hard
one toward Mac and he gathered 1t up and
and one was down. Patterson singled,
Thomas went oct at first and Henderson
finished 1t all by tanning.
Robe ana Genins shine.
Rohe made two beautiful catches OF
liners from Genins' bat during the game
and Genins gathered several long ones
after long runs in return for his humilia-
ton In having Robe do such things.
Today Is ladies' day and all of the boys
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-22
Lemnrn Wins Opener.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, May 2.-lspeclal Tele-
league was played here today. Mayor
Caldwell, Happy CAL" made one of his
characteristic speeches and pitched the first
ball across the plate. The crowd was not
large. The final score stood 3 to 2 in favor
Of Lemars. Lemars punched its hits in
the ninth inning and ran In two. scores.
Sioux City, Treadway and Br~uggeman.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-22
Miner Crushed to a Pulp.

LEAD. s. d., May A.-Cspeciai Tele-
g~ram.)-Jakko Aho. a miner. While at work
in the Highland mine last night was killed
by falling rock. HIS head was crushed to
a pulp. The dead man leaves a wife and
two sons. Aho was in comfortable circum-
stances. leaving his family well provided
for. He was. besides being a miner. one
OF the most prosperous farmers in the
spearhsh valley.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-22
shot By Posse of oiti.sn..

CoRINTH, Miss, May Zl-After an ex-
citing battle, Nose Hart. a negro, was shot
70 death by a posse Of citizens. Hart had
S Ssanons ana when on tTisi befoSe SfsIor
Young. used insulting epithets. Marshal
Bell was directed 20 Keep order whereupOn
the negro drew a revolver and fired upon
Bell Hart broke from the court room and
escaped to a house nearby. The house
was hred and the negro Hddled with bull
letA
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-22
Ito
12O1O DOL o.
Rain I~nterferes with Program.

uram0~The program Of the intercollegiate
amateur athletic meet here today was in
terfered with by rain and wind. Several
events were postponed. Paul Brown of
Mitchell won the mile bicycle race, johnson
of Brookings won in dis~cus-throwing. The
half-mile running race was won by. Kings
Seager OF B~rookings. Redield won the base
ball game against Huron By a score OF 5
IN 4
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-22

BEATRICE, Neb.. May 21.-(SpeciaI.)-A
close and interesting game OF ball was
played yesterday afternoon between the
teams from the Central and West schools.
which resulted in. a victory for the former
by a score of 8 TO 5, Superintendent
Stephens oflciated as umpire and a large
crowd of enthusiasts Witnessed the game.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-22

kenna had the better Of a pitchers battle
today and the visitors won easily. Score:
RH.E.
colorado SprinEs .....O 100OO01Q- o. s 1
batteries: Milwaukee, Kenna and Lucia:
Colorado Springs, Nilleman and ~Starnagle.
Kansas city Takes one.
DIES MONIES. Ia, May n.-Nlchols won
the game today, being effective In tight
corners and securing four hits, three Of
which were two baggers. ATTENDANCE 800.
Score: RHE.
pes Moincs 80 o o11osO o-S 10 2
Kansas City "a / 0 0 3 0 II 10 2
Batteriest Des Moines, Morrison and
Marshall; Kansas City, Nichols and Mes
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-22
Defeat for Miami slueEers.

The Miami sluggers went down in defeat
by a score OF IA to 5 yesterday before the
Amateurs. Both pitchers put up a good
Amateurs. Mccullough Smith, Gardiner
and Smith; Miami siuggers, Kelly. AFFORD
and MCCULLOUGH.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-22
stosx Fails Defeats BIuns.

Telegram. 1.-THE Iowa-South Dakota ball
league season was opened on the local
grounds this afternoon by Council BLUFFS
and Sioux Falls. Mayor Burnside pitched
the first ball. The game was played in a
gale OF wind and dust, which finally drove
the spectators out of the grandstand. Sioux
Falls won by the score OF s TO 3.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-22
RELIANCE PROVES SUPERIOR
Meets Go unb'a in Test Race and Easily
0utsails Old Defender
LIGHT WIND MAKES PACE SLOW ALL WAY
New Yacht Gains I'm Every Leg by Fin
ishinE Course Fourteen and Three
Quarter Minutes Ahead
of Its Rival.

GLEN COVE, L. l., May II. - Early
preparations were made today on board
the two American n~inety-foot sloops Co
lumbia and Reliance, for a test of their
relative fitness TO meet Sir Thomas Lip
toms third venture Shamrock Ill.
The absence of Constitution, which is
undergoing repairs, somewhat marred the
interest in today's race, still there was
plenty OF enthusiasts who came from New
York to see the other boats.
At s, before the time fixed for starting,
the sound showed not even a ripple and
Nowhere was there even the slightest trace
of a breeze. The Regatta Yacht club, under
whose auspices the yachts will meet in a
majority of races this year, has laid out
three triangular courses or Glen Cove.
The first course was Il small. almost
equilateral triangle of about i've miles to
a side to be sailed twice round, or thirty
miles in ali. The other two courses were
obtuse ~triangles, one of them having a
long leg of eleven miles down the sound,
almost to Eaton's Neck light, then over
to the Connecticut shore and back to the
finish. while the other had the same long
leg down the sound, but with another leg
up the sound to a buoy on Rye and then
back to the finish.
The obtuse t~riangles are about twenty
six miles around.
Plenty of Work for Crews.
1t was expected that one Of these courses
would fit the prevailing direction of the
win and give the yachts a good test on
all points of sailing, reaching, running
and beating. Past experience has shown
that the smaller triangle meant plenty of
work for the crews, especially with a lively
breeze as the big sloop covered the three
legs in quick time. This small triangle,
therefore, was looked upon as a test of
sail handling and quick work at the helms,
rather than for nj chance to set up the
merits Of the boats.
BY Q there was q little afr stirring from
the westward and there seemed to be
some indication of a race.
Both yachts arrived at the starting point
at 1880, but on account Of the streaky wind
the start was not made until near . ?. II.
The actual starting times were: Re-
lance. 1:57:2O; Columbia, 1880.
Reliance apparently gained on Column
bia. The wind was light.
Passing Peacock Point, about two miles
from the starting line, Reliance had con.
siderably increased its lead. After passing
the point the wind seemed to fall away
entirely and yachts were almost motlonless.
At 3:15 the yachts had gone about five
miles. Reliance was then 500 yards ahead.
Reliance had increased it's lead to half a
mile by $40. A few minutes later a five
Knot breeze came of the shore and the
yachts began to move more swiftly.
Columbia was the first to feel 1t.
Reliance crossed the first mark at ASSES
Columbia at 5:0:45. Reliance passed the
second mark at 5:1O:So; Columbia at $50: Isl,
Reliance won the race by IA minutes,
IS seconds, unofficial time. Reliance gained
on every leg of the race.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-22
GAMES IN AMERICAN LEAGUE
HartzeI's MisjudEment Gives Detroit
Victory over Philadelphia
Team.

DETROIT, Mich, May 21.-A mlsjudg-
ment by Hartzel In the first inning on
Cars fly gave Detroit the game. The To-
Gals hit Bender harder than any team has
done this year, but could not score after the
nrst kttson was touched up in lively man
ner In the fourth. Barrett, Elberfeld, NJ.
Cross and Mcguire played great ball. At
tendance. S.591. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-22

'Batted for Mcfarland in ninth.
New York ...........2 / 0 / IS
st. Louis ..........2 o o 1 1 o o.
Earned runs New York, 2; 81. Louis, 2.
T TInft OIL on S epTors' New v YORK I; 81. Louis J.
First on balls: on Cronin, /; off McGin-
nifty, 3; OF Murphy, 2. Struck out: BY Gro
min, 3; by McGinnity, 3; by Mcfarland, 4.
Three-base hit: Dunn. Two-base hits:
Warner, Williams, Smoot. Sacrifice hit:
Gilbert. Stolen bases: Browne, Bresnahan,
McGann, Mertes, Gilbert, Brain. Double
plays; McGinnity TO Dunn to McGann;
Warner to Babb; Farrell to Hackett. Hit
by pitcher: BY Murphy, 1; by Mcfarland.
,JOhustnna.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-22
High School.
Twelve Innings to win.

Teiegram0-The opening game of the Blue
Grass league, composed of Red Oak, At
lentic, Clarinda and Shenandoah, was
played here today by Shenandoah and Ga
rinda before a crowd of 400 people in spite
OF very thu catching weather. Twelve Inn
ings were required to decide the contest,
which was marked by close playing and
good batting. Score:
Clarinda MINIMUM.
Batteries: Shenandoah, Miller, Hobbs,
Case and Bailey; Clarinda, Glazier, Ander-
son and Johnson. Time: 2:15, Struck out:
BY Clarinda, s; by Shenandoah, 9. UNI
pire: Driver.