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Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-23

rEom = 10 ~ a, NJ.
we Will give one of the best pattern dress
goods sales we ever gave, no old goods.
all this springs goods, in patterns from
S1R to Z yards. it will include our $500
imported silk warp %voiles, our $1.9S and
$3.50 crepe voiles, in all colors, our S1.9S
and $3.50 in new spring suitelgs, in nice
lght %colors, grays and tans, not a yard
on this sale worth less than $3.50 and up
to 5000 a yard, and only one pattern TO
a customer, at 29c a yard.
Be sure and examine these goods, nothing
ever seen like them in Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-23

polka dot and embroidered effects-these
grenadines are worth all the way up TO
$500 a yard and Monday will go in tNH
lots at only zoe and csc per yard.
GUARANTEED BLACK PEAU DE Sole,
on sale at about half price.
D.. The demand for these silks for the new
spring silk coats is immense and this Is
your opportunity to get a great bargain.
BLACK ALL SILK PEAU DE SOLE,
20 inches wide, worth $3.50, on sale at SSc'
BLACK ALL SILK PEAU DE SOLE,
81 inches wide, worth $1.75, on sale at Csc.
BLACK ALL SILK PEAU DE SOLE,
"a inches vide, worth $3.50. on sale at 25c.
BLACK ALL SILK PEAU DE SOLE.
q inches wide, worth 50, on sale at Sl.39.
BLACK ALL Sill PEAU DE SOLE.
SO inches wide, worth SO, on sale at S1.59.
100 pieces OF extra fine yard wide guar
anteed black hRbutai wash silk-thls is
one of the finest silks in the world to wear
and is worth $3.50. on sale at Csc.
We do an immense mail order business.
IL you reside outside of cur oity. then order
your silks by mail
CLEANLINESS ald many handsome novelties
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-23
Announcement of the Theaters.

The celebrated Bohemian v~iolinist Kocian
will be seen for a single concert at the
Boyd theater. He will be assisted by Miss
Julie Geyer, planiste, and Mr.. Franz Spind-
Ter, accompanist. Kocian's tour of Amer
lea has been a triumphant one, as the press
of the country attested.
Everyone knows of his triumphs in New
York and the other big eastern centers.
On the Pacific coast he caused the people
to go music mad. In San Francisco he was
forced to give seven concerts instead Of
but three as originally intended. The fol-
lowing specially arranged program will be
given: 81.
]. Concerto, ID Major. 80. Paganini-W ilhelmj
Kocian.
2. ca Novelette, Mator......,. Schumann
p. OBJ Chant POlonaise. ........ Chopin-Lisz
lei Valse ............ Nicolaus Rubinstein
Miss Julie Geyer.
3. t) Canznetta .................. dAmDrOSlO
ID, Romance ..'......s...''.... SNenusol
(c) Scherze Tarantelle ........ Wieniawski
t. Kocian.
4. Caprice Espagnol ............ Moszkowski
Miss Geyer.
5. Fantaisie Boheme ...,..,.,....,.... Sevcik
KOcian.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-23

SALE STARTS WITH BLACK SILKS
WORTH UP TO St.OO FOR Csc, FOR ONE
HOUR, MONDAY MORNING, FROM S
UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK. Promptly at s O'Clock.
sale will commence and promptly at 9
O'Clock this sale OF S1.OO silks for 25c,
will be Oversee to secure the best advan-
tage of this offer-be on hand in time.
These black silks, on sale all day Mon
day, and there is no store in the entire
country that can offer you such fine silks
at these prices.
BLACK RUsTLING rAFFETAs, on sale
Monday at about half price.
BLACK RUSTLlNG TAFFETA. 10 inches
wide, regular price S5c, on sale for 45c.
BLACK RUsTL1NG TAFFETA. "a inches
Wide, REGULAR price $1.00, on sale for 59c.
BLACK RUSTLING ~TAFFETAS, 81 inches
wide, Regular price $1.25, on sale at SOC.
BLACK RUSTLING ~TAFFETAS, SO inches
wide, regular price $3.50, on sale for CSC.
20 PIECES OF HIGH CLASS BLACK
GRENADINE, from the stock. all the lat
est styles, and every piece full "A inches
wide-all black and black and white gren-
adines, Iron frame, Mexican mesh, all silk.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-23
Heals ms by Magic

II a pain, sore, wound, burn, scald, cut or
piles distress you, Bucklen's Arnica Salve
will cure it or no pay. Csc. For sale by
Kuhn & Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-23
what Has Been Done.

These are the states that have made up
this splendid record:
Iowa, 14,1s9 establishments, $102, 1884, 1903
capital. 1904, 716, S77 product.
Missouri. IS, 1884 establishments, $249,-
SsS, 5S1 capital. 1886, 49S. 7s4 product.
Minnesota, Hip establishments, $66, s27,-
1862 capital, STA, 129, 1898 product.
Nebraska, STA establishments, 81, sS2, 1877
capital, S143. 100000 product.
South Dakota, 1859 establishments, 81
$751; S5 capital, s12, 231, 23s product.
Colorado, $3.50 establishments. $50, 1922, 472
capital. 500, $50. 1877 product.
North Dakota, 1,130 establishments, $5,-
396. 49O, capital, 50. 1875, ia product.
Magnificent as these figures are. they are
yet more interesting when 1t is remembered
tina they show an increase over the reports
of a decade ago of so to 200 per cent. and
the population has increased in no such
large ratio. In other words, the people
have learned to make things and are doing
so to a larger extent than ever In their
history. It means that they will prove
more independent Of the conditions else
where.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-23
TAKE ADVANTAGE oFsHA'
Hay DEN
NNHNNIFNN'
4 Patterson manufaci'r
Sells Stock Of Black
Silks TO HAYDEN Bros
THE RELIABLE STORE.

SALE COMMENCES MONDAY NORM NC MD THE oPL OF AHAHA WILL
RESPOND, FOR WHEN WE ADVERTISE a SALE O SILKS 1T is A ALE. OWE
10000 YARDS OF BLACK SILKS, BOUGHT AT ABOUT 80 CENTS ON TIL DOL
LAR. n HIGH STANDING oF THE MANUFACTURER is SUFFICIENT GUAR
ANTEE OF THE QUALITY OF THESE FINE BLACK SILKS
THESE EXTRAORDINARY OFFERINGS IN BLACK SILKS A Nor AGAIN
BE DUPLICATED IN YEARS.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-23

HAYES SO hats. Spring styles. Quality
guaranteed. Stephens & Smith. opposite P.o
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-23

DR.. Roy. %chiro2odist, moved to 1906
Farnam.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-23

The trust end of the National Associa-
ton of Retail Druggists, through the Ell
forts of a few patent medicine manufac-
turers, with the help of the Omaha mem
bers OF the gang, are still after US be-
cause we see fit to cut prices. The latest
scheme out Is that these manufacturer
HAVE REQUESTED SOME OF THE
DAILY PAPERS to cut out their goods
from our ads-and OF COURSE WE
WON'T STAND FOR THAT, so that same
daily says we will nave to cancel your ad-
Vertising contract then-and that same
daily is one of the biggest hollerers in
this part of the country against trusts.
NO, WE WILL CUT PRICES OR QUIT
BUSINESS. WHAT ARE YOU PAYING
FOR THESE GOODS:
81 .O Miles NerVtne. ......... dc
800 Miles Heart Cure ............... Toe
25c Miles Anti-Pain Pills.....,..,...., 20c
Csc Miles Nerve and Liver Pills poe
800 Peruna-all you want Gle
3Sc genuine CastOria .................. 24c
800 Pierce's Medicines ................. 6ic
800 Hers Malt Whiskey-want it,. 62c
500 Canadian Malt W~hiskey-pure... Toe
800 Chester's ~Pennyroyal Ptlls........H.O
SChAEFER'S SRi Ts sT ORE
Two ~Pnsnes-T47 and 7O7.
3. w. Cor. 10th and Chicago SITS.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-11
chinese Kidnap American.

The following cablegram has been re-
ceived at the State department from Con-
SUD General Wade at Canton, China. dated
today:
American kidnapped by pirates while
proceeding from Canton to HounKhan Nins
sent Gallso CAmerican gunbosO to thS
rescue and to demand that the viceroy ee-
cure the release Of the man and the punish.
ment OF the pirates. Details later.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-11
REPORTS GRAIN CROPS FAIR
Department Of Agriculture Reviews Po'i-
tion on June Last
NEBRASKA WHEAT IS ABOVE THE AVERAGE
Iowa Fails Slightly, but General
Position Appears TO BE More Fa-
vorabIc Than Usually DurinG
Last Ten Years.

WASHINGTON. June VI, i0-Preliminary
returns TO the statistician OF the Depart
ment OF Agriculture on the acreage Of
spring wheat sown indicate an area OF H.
$4,000 acres, a decrease of $4,000 acres or
81 per cent for the revised estimate OF the
acreage sown last year. An increase Of 10
per cent In North Dakota is accompanied
by a decrease in Minnesota and South Da-
kota, conservatively estimated at s per
cent in the former and per cent in the
latter.
The average condition of spring wheat
on June / was $50, as compared with s0.4
on the corresponding date last year, % on
June /. 1901 and ten-year average of 92s.
The following table shows for the five
principal spring wheat states the average
compared with last year on a percentage
basis and the condition on June ! in each
of the last three years. with the ten-year
average:
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-11
NEBRASKA CROP CONDITIONS
week Too Cold and Wet for the Best
Growth of Grain or Corn
Planting.

LINCOLN, Neb., June lo-Following Is a
general summary OF the crop conditions IN
Nebraska condensed from reports sent 10
the central office of the climate ana crop
service of the weather bureau ct the
University Of Nebraska.
The past week has been cold with an
excess of cloudiness, but with less thal
normal rainfall. The daily mean temper
ature has averaged degrees below normal.
The rainfall at a few places In central
Rnd southern counties exceed an inch
but generally II was less than half an inch.
,rhe FIRST days OF the week were cloudy
with light rain; these were followed by
partly cloudy. then by clear days the last
part of the week. Conditions have materi-
ally improved with the light rainfall, but
the low lands continue toe wet for the
best growth OF small grain, as well as for
planting or cultivating corn. Small grain
generally shows the effects of continued
wet weather; the growth has been very
rank, and rust is beginning TO appear on
winter wheat in a number OF places In the
eastern counties. However, as whole,
wheat. oats and rye continue In very
promising condition. The wet condition OF
the soil has retarded corn planting, but
some progress was made generally on the
uplands on and after Friday also the
cultivation Of early planted corn. The
corn fields are very weedy and corn that
is up is generally yellow and un-
healthy in color; early planted corn
has ger minated well, but grown
slowly. Considerable corn ground in south
eastern counties is still implanted; in
northern and western counties planting is
about completed. Strawberries are ripen-
ing and generally promise good crop
The outlook Is for an unusually good hay
crop.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-11
slug the sIuEgers,

Yesterday the Idlewilds slugged the Sew
ard Street Sluggers TO the tune of 10 to 6
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-11
EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS
SILK Cord, LEFT at the Post. Makes
Game Bid for VIC
tory.

DETROIT. June io-One Of the earnest
finishes ever seen on race track was at
sardne f wss svests soda sSd
took the lead in the stretch, SILK Cord, al.
most most left at the post came through and
First race. one mile: Sir Gallant won,
Mrs, Frank Foster second, Bummer II
Second race six furlongs: Pluck won.
sarils second Edgeheld third. Time:
Third race. four and half furlongs
Coyrohe won, Jim Ferrin second, Rowland
FSsrth l' f%cs 81 SIX .JSsG SsI0nss the Press
SILK Cord second, Balm OF Gilead third
Fifth race, sever furlongs: Little Duchess
II won. Curate second. Lapidus third.
Sixth race, one mile and an eighth. Kill
morie won. Radford second. Branch ii
NEW YORK. June 1O-Results:
First race. about six furlongs, selling:
condon on osfi third. TG'' Time: FINE iii,
Second race, steeplechase. about two
%leS SsneSd selling IaIS Rad56f tbrd Time o'q
stakes; Rtal contentioSs won, seidsms second,
selling: Bon Mot won. Arden second.
Coruscate third. Time; 1859.
Hsrnnsus srf5n r&Se Won S Miss Tancy secoad isS.
lana third. Time: Loo.
Sixth race, one mile and seventy yards;
Bob Hillard won, Sentinel second, iris
tesse third Time: 1499E.
CHICAGO, June 10.-Results:
First race, four furlongs and half:
| Gold Piece won, Badger Girl second, Eu-
| genia 3 third. Time: 056.
| Second race, six furlongs: Alan -a-Dale
won, Toac second, Golden Rule third. Time
Third race. steeplechase, short course
| Crest won, Handvice second, Helen Paxton
| third. Time: S:25. - ,,..
| stakes; Dick Bernard won, Tryon second
! Patsey Brown third Time 1:027s.
| Firth race, one mile and sixteenth
\ Early won. Au Revoir second Manru
sixth race. one mile and quarter: Ken
| lucky Cardinal won, CogsweH secohu
/ Compass third Time: 2lOh.
| ST. LOUIS, June 10.-Results; -,
| First race, four and half furlongs; Ton
Mankins won. Witchcraft second, Getchel
Second race, one and a quarter miles
| Eliza Dillon won, Joe Doughty second
! Warner third Time: All - -,
| Third race, Ave furlongs: ]. w. O,Neill
won. Mafalda second, Bandillo third Time
Fourth race, six .furlongs, handiSaP
Frank Bell won, Elastic second, CrolN ~ vi
| third. Time: 1141R - -.
| Fifth race, one mile: Taby Tosa Won
Orris second. Kansas Lily third' Ilme
Sixth race, six furlongs:, Vsstry won
| Bridge second Kaft1r Third. Ilme' lAo
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-11

mended by the logions OF mon who
have been restored by Il.
IL dissolves the Structure completely
the urinary passage, ellays all infiam-
ma Rtion, stops every discharge, reduces
the prostate gland when enlarged,
cleanses and heals the bladder and
kidneys when irritated or conEested.
invigorates the organs and restores
health and soundness to every part OF
the body affected by the disease.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-11
pnrber is state Champion.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, June 1O.-lspecial Tele-
gram. )-R. r. Barber of Paulina, IA Won Non
afternoon in the 500 Gun club tournament;
81 A, smith, c. e. Ellis J. w: Gray ana
III. w. Converse came inside the money,
Tba event was the chief contest of the
day being n fifteen-target event. silver
CUP to high gun, which the winner holds
until the next tournament, when ne re-
state championship event over fifty were
entered and the following nine tied, break
ing hfteen straight; Barber, Smith Ellls,
apd! Rroderick. Then miss and out COM
netition was begun 20 determine the trophy
winner. resulting as follows: Barber ~
smith 1G. G. Ellis IS, ]. w. Gray, II, II.
w Converse s, lillian g. Spatz 2, Nelson l
and Frederick /.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-11
Rluns Team is sIaunhtered.

SIOUX CITY. Ia, June I0-(Special Tel
egram.)-Sioux City slaughtered Council
made its only score in the last inning
Score: RH. y
Council Bluffs. o 0 0 IL /
Batteries: For Sioux City, Gale anC
Bruggeman; for Council Bluffs, Metz
Feeney and McCarter.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-11
Dea MOines wins HandiIy.

PEORIA. June i0.-Barry let the home
team down with two hits and won his
game hRndiy. Attendance, 6OO Score;
Dss Moines 30 O2oeo - 2
Batteries: Des Moines, Barry and Fohli
Peoria, Wolf and Wilson
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-11
Errofs GIVE Kaw Tribe Game.

ISknsAea CITY, June io-Colorado
Springs error column tells the story of to-
days game; Kansas CITY played wen ana
Kansas City. 4oo1o 1-sn 3
Colo. Springs. o 90 0 0 24 10
Batteries: Kansas City, Hess and Mes
slit; Colorado Springs, Neumyer and Star
nagle end Doran.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-11
DUFFY'S MEN EASY WINNERS
Take the Opening Game from Omaha BY a
Score Of Eight to Two
STONE APPEARS WITH MILWAUKEE, CROWD
Heavy and Consecutive HittinE By ths
Angels Tells the story of the
Defeat OF Papa Rourke's
Hired Men.


MILWAUKEE, wis. June l0-(special
Telegram.)-Omaha lost the first OF the
series with Duffys men through a combina-
ton OF hard luck, errors and inability to
hit Mcpherson at the right time. 1t looked
as II Rourkes men would be shut out un-
I'll the last half OF the ninth inning. when
three hits gave them two runs. The flnal
score was to 2.
1t was about as disagreeable a day as
could be at this season, a cold wind from
the lake chilling the spectators and play
ers alike, Schafstal was in the box for
the visitors and for four innings the
Creams could do but little with him. Nc
Pherson for the Milwaukees was equally
effective and there was reason to look for
q pitchers battle with plenty OF sharp
fielding TO interest the few faithful fans
who had braved the cold.
But in the fifth inning there was a
change. schafstal started the trouble by
sending Lucia to flFst on balls. MoPher-
son sacrificed, advancing him to second,
and oNeill hit hot one to Hickey. The
ball was too fast to field except by a
lucky chance and instead OF bounding into
the third baseman's hands It struck his
shin and before 1t could be helded Lucia
was on third. Cockman followed with an
other hit to Hickey and In an effort to
cut Lucia OF at the home plate the third
baseman threw low and Lucia scored.
Stone followed with a single, bringing
O'Neill and Cockman home. He was
caught attempting to steal second and
Braun went out from Hickey to Wright
soon after, but the game was lost.
The Milwaukee men added two more
runs in the sixth and two In the eighth.
The tallies made by the Nebraskans in the
ninth were the results of doubles by Gen.
ins and shugart and a single. Mcpherson
then settled down and Wright, Hickey and
Gonding ended the agony. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-11

SIOUX CITY, Ia. June 10.--(Special Tele.
gram. 1.-THE Iowa-South Dakota base ball
league today deposed Buck" Keith from
the management OF the Council Bluffs team
1t has rained wherever he has played and
his team has not made any kind of 9
showing. The management finally de-
cided to drop him and they did so without
ceremony. President j. u. Sammis of Le-
mars forwarded a letter to the erstwhlle
manager today notifying him Of his de.
Dr Wood. the Sioux City magnate, has
charge of the team. DR.. Wood lie in on
ava today and the franchise may be given
to him. Keith has not paid his team their
salaries and the league becomes responsible
for their salaries in the future. Keith IL
sore and threatens retaliation.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-11
Bunched Hits Great Ala.

= ST. JOSEPH, June 1O.-Lucky punching
of hits by the visitors and the failure OF
kohes men to support Parvin gave Den
yer the game today. Score:
Denver ........SOO 5000 Ga
St. Joseph 80 o y 0 0 "a
Batteries: Denver, Bosler and Latimer
ST. Joseph Parvtn and Garvin.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-11
A Wonder-Wo orking Remedy for
Women" Says Mrs, Brown.
PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND
Tones and Strengthens Every Weak
Organ and lnVigorates the
Whole System.

Paines Celery Compound has been
specially prepared for the relief and cure
Of the many ailments that afflct women,
and IL never fails TO give a new and
healthy tone to the female organs Il re-
moves relaxed debility and unhealthy Sc
cretions; II purihes the blood and estab-
fishes a perfect and vigorous health, Mrs.
V. l.. Brown, vineland, Cal, writes as
follows:
-Four years ago female troubles and ir-
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-11

New York put out Denver Ed Martin with
leu handed stomach punch In the third
round Of a scheduled twelve-round bout
before the Tammany club tonight. The
event was announced to be for the colored
henvyweiEht chamnionshlp of the world
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-11
Contagious Blood Poison

My special form OF treatment for
specific or contagious Blood Poison Is
practically the result OF my life work
and IL endorsed by the best physiei ms
of this and foreign countries
1t contains no dangerous drugs or
injurious medicine OF any kind.
II goes to the very bottom OF the dis
ease and forces out every particle OF
impurity.
Soon every sign and symptom disap-
pears completely and forever.
The blood, the tissue, the flesh, the
bones and the whole system are
oleansed, purified and restored TO per-
feet health and the patient prepared
anew for the duties and pleasures OF
life
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-11
eleven Tnnings 90 score.

SHENANDOAH. Ia, June 'l0-(Special
Telegram. )-Eleven innings were required
shenandoah and the Atlantic teams for the
local team to score and win the eighth
TORS though the latter made eight hits to
shenandoahs four. Attendance, 200. Score:
Shenandoah 30 IL
Atlantic ........0 0 90
Batteries: Cunion and Tonsend. Bircher
and Boates. Struck out: BY Cunion. ie;
BY Bircher. 10. Umpire; Driver.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-11
Yncht. stiII Lie IdIe.

NEW YORK, June io.-The race between
the yachts Reliance, Constitution and Co
iunobia was called off this afternoon,
heavy rain and lack of wind making II I'M
possible for them to sail.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-11
GiItner Wins Another.

GILTNER, Neb., June lO.--(Special Tele-
gram )-Giltner defeated Greeley again in
a hot game OF ball today by a score Of 8
to 3. The features OF the game were
home run by Glover and a three-base hit
by Whistler. Batteries: Greeley, Dover
Impire: klum.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-11
MISS DEWEY OWNS FoYE CUP
Win. for Third Time Trophy offered
I'm women'a Handicap mt
Country Club.

Miss Belle Dewey won the Foye cup Tor
the third time in the women's handicap
az the Country club yesterday, and II now
becomes her personal property. The cup
has been played for regularly during ne Ine
last three wears, and has been won once
or twice by a number of the compeutoIs
SO that it is fairly covered with the names names
of Omaha's fair golfers. Inc Sonui',,ppbts ,pbs
score of yesterdays match is: 49, NJ,
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-11
Trnp shota score High.

CINCINNATI, June l1O.-The four high
iran Shooters tournaments at st. Bernard:
O.. were made by Phellis, with l6O out OF
a possible 155. Gilbert 14s, and CROSBY ana
Power 14S each.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-11

United States ..........l so 292. .6l76 lS7 s rs
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-11
AnaateurE Win.

The Black Eagles went down in defeat be-
fore the Amateurs, the score being 20 to g.
The feature OF the game was the pitching
OF Smith. Batteries: Amateurs, Smith and
Mccullough; Black Eagles Bledso, Nc
Nab, Randolph and Engle.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-11

regularltes commenced to make my life
miserable Though sought the best medi-
cal advice, my suferings seemed TO In
crease, and recently. upon the advice OF a
friend I used Paine's Celery Compound,
and fojnd Il to be a wondcr-worr ing COM
pound / have used 1--WE hotties Snd eau
truthfully sa~ I am a new woman. ! owe
my life and present good health TO Faine's
Celery Compound"
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-11
Tie Gnme at neaford.

BEDFORD. Ia, June 10 Especial Tele-
gram. l-Creston met Bedford on the home
ground this afternoon In a thirteen inning
game The score was and when the
game was called on account OF darkness.
Batteries: For Bedford, Bridges and
Sleam; for Creston, Lohr and Corbett.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-11

The total reported area in oats is about
f77S2,0O0 acres, a reduction OF s20,O 200 acres
or 80 per cent, from the area sown last
year. The average condition of oats on
June l was S5.5, against 800 on June /, 1902;
$50 at the corresponding date in 1901, and a
ten-year average of 90.2
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-11
Batteries Idlewilds Morearty and How
ard; Seward Street Sluggers, sparman and
Mckenna.
GAMES IN NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York wrests Another froms ST..
Louis After Brilliant
PitchinH.

ST. LOUIS, June 10-The New Yerks
won today,s game from St Louis BY l 10
0. Throughout the game was a pitchers
battle Currie. however. lost his own game
by hitting Gilbert with pitched ball. This.
coupled with Bowermafi's single and
forced out, resulted In New YORK making
the only run Of the game. Attendance,
,l0o Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-11
United states ........... s7 .sIss sI9s .4L92. !.
Winter wheat Fair.

Winter wheat Fair.
The average condition of winter wheat on
June was S2.2, as compared with 92.6 on
May /, 1903 76l on June l. 1902, SIS at the
corresponding date in 1901 and ten-year
average of 7e.1.
The following table shows the compara-
tive average for the ten winter wheat
states:
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-11

SHn w1AoS DrsTT1zElSo Co
AAlaimsEA. IA
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-11

Two-base hits: Butler, Smith, Turner
jackson, Wheeler, Sullivan. Home runs
Rlsnkenship, owens Stolen bases; Smith
Shannon, jackson. Sacrifice hit: Smith
Struck out: BY Reisling 4 by Eolz,
Double plays: Reisling to Marcan, Schae'
fer to Huggins to Kelley, Volz to Kelley
Hit by pitched ball: Bernard Lett or or
bases: Toledo, 10; st. Paul. 3. Time; 2:N
ITmnirh. Eoreman.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-11
Eleven Innings Needed.
TOLEDO, o..

TOLEDO o.. June 10-Toledo lost a
heartrending eleven-inning game to St
Paul today after having 1t safely locked up
half dozen times. Higgins won the game
in the eleventh, when he made marvellous
stop and throw OF Blankenships ground
ball over second. Foreman's decisions
both teams Attendance, 100 Score
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-11

Cudahys Easy for juniors.

Games today: Kansas City at Louisville,
Milwaukee at Indianapolis, st. Paul at To-
ledo, Minneapolis at Columbus.