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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-12-01
PRZEGLAD
POuTYKI MIEDzYAARODOWEJ.
Chicago, I grudnia.

w Bulgaryi odbyiy sic teraz
wybory do sobrania, wypadly
one ma korzyst stambulowczy-
k6w, kt6rzy uchodza "a nieprzy-
iaci6l Rosyi. CankowiSci ME zdo-
byli ami jednego mandatu, cho-
ciaz lat kilka bez przerwy stall
steru. Taxi Wynik wyborow jest
rzeczywiScie dziwny. Me bez-
podstawnie tedy utrzymuje ich
prasa, ze podczas wyborow Rad
generala Pietrowa, stambu}ow-
czyka, wywiera} bardzo s1lny ma
cisk na wyborcow, a pomagali mu
w TEN zbiegowie z Macedonii,
kt6rzy nienawidza Rosyi "a jej
postawe w sprawie macedonskiej;
podobno potworzyli oni nawet
zbrojne handy i kijami zmuszai
wyborc6w do ghosowania ma
stambulowczyk6w. To jest pra-
wdopodobne, jak zrozumialy jest
gniew prasy rosyjskiej, ktora slar-
czyScie napada na ksiecia Ferdy-
nanda nietylko "a tolerowanie
naduzy6, ale jeszcze "a to, ze juz
pc wyborach rzeki podobno do
ministrow: "Teraz dopiero czuje
sic ksieciem panujacym, a ME ma
czelnikiem gubernii bu}garskiej".
Ia takie slowa nazywa prasa ro-
syjska ksiecia Ferdynanda "od-
stepca" w artykulach bardzo zja-
dliwych przypomina mu, jak
przysiegal na "wschodnia ju-
trzenke'', jak bedac w Petersbur-
gu, kleczal w cerkwiach rosyj-
skich, ca]owal ikony, zegna} sic
po prawoslawnemu wzdychajac
mowi} p0Ig3osem do pop6w, re
niestety wzgledy polltyczno-
Swiatowe ME pozwalaja mu jaw
ME stanac pod skrzyd}em swietej,
jedynie chrze$cijanskiej cerkwi
prawOsfawnej, ale wv duchu juz
zupeinie do n1ej nalezy, jak uczu-
ciem jest calkiem Rosyaninem, i
postanowil zawsze sIuchac gfosu
tel wielkiej macierzy Swiata pra-
woslawno s1owianskiego. Juz
wiec wtedy klamab, teraz stall
sic jawnym odstepca.
Me MONA w tym wypadku "a
sowac ami ksiecia Ferdynanda, O.
dzieranego tax brutalnie ze czci,
ami Rosyan, ktorzy sic. zawiedli
na MIN. Oni warci sa siebie. Swo-
ia jednak droga, MONA calowac
prawosiawne ikony, wybijac po-
kiony W cerkwiach i szeptat po-
pom swych rosyjskich uczu-
ciach, a jednoczeSnie stara6 sic
to, ably Bu}garya byla naprawde
ksiestwem udzielnem, a ME gu
bernia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-12-01

stwa jake i'm grcza, Jezeli sic ME
zdolaja wznieSc ponad chwilowe
antagonizmy partyjne.
Berlinska "Gegenwart" zamie-
SEGA w ostatnim numerze arty-
kuf 0 odosobnieniu Niemiec, ska
rzac sic ma to, ze ze wszystkich
stron wzmaga sic niechec ku
Niemcom. Wszyscy rzucajq sic
sobie nawzajem w objecia, a
Niemcy jedne Sd odsuniete od-
wiedza je sic tylko z grzecznosci.
Pomimo Faszody Tunisu ME
MONA podac we watpliwost po-
rozumienia sic mocarstw zacho-
dnich mora Srodziemnego. Jak-
kolw1ek Wlochy chca zaciagnac
Cd Francyi pozyczke, to przeciez
ME brakrie tam serca, jak stwier-
dza wspomniane wyzej pismo,
ktore taksierozwodzi dalej: "Byly
wesoly ks. Walii czuje sic mad
Sekwana daleko swobodniei-
Sym, anizeli w zo}nierskim Ber-
inie iego pycha pomnikowa i
paradowq. w Stanach Zjedno-
czonych mino ca}ej uprzejmosci
ze strony niemieckich dostojni-
k6w panuje nienawiSc do Mem
cow i co najwyzej W dziedzinie
duchownej uznaja republikahscy
Anglosasowie wplyw niemiecki.
Splendid isolation Albionu roz-
p}ywa sic w zwiqzku mocarstw
zachodnich. Kokietuje sic Z Ro-
'sya straszy ia sic tylko poSred-
Mo Japonia, ably Anglia mogla
wystapic, jako niesanolubny po-
srednik pokoju. Austrya idzie
Rosya reka W reke i sama Z nia
wsp6lnie porzadkuje zamety ma
Balkanach, O ktorych ongi roz-
strzyga} Bismarck ma kongresie
berlihskim, jake uczciwy, makler,
ja1skolwiek dla niego walk tam
W Turcyi ME byly warte kosci je-
dnego grenadyera pruskiego. -.
Jestesmy istotnie odosobnieni,
trojprzymierze jest tylko W CA
sic pokoju ozdoba. = w powaz-
nym przypadku pojdzie Austrya
Rosya> a W}ochy z Francya-
TAX, musimy kwaSnos1odka mi
na jeszcze sIawi6 owo zb1izenie
sic, wrogie tr6jprzynierzu, jako
dalsza rekojmie pokoju, jak gdy-
by rosyjski niedzwiedz ME by3
urodzonym przesladowca Mem
COW, msciwa Maryanna mad Sc
kwana ME byia zawsze nasza "a
oiets przeciwniczka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-12-01

Pod tytulem "Der Patriot" ma
podobno powstac W Wiedniu no.
wy dziennik, ktory zakladaja lu-
die, zrekrutowani rozmaitych
warstw spo}eczehstwa niemiec-
kiego, majacy ma oku jedynie
ratowanie monarchii przeo kata-
strofa, kt6ra jej niezawodnie gro
Il, jezeli dalej sprawy iSc beda
tym torem, jakim dotad ida. O.
statnie ustepstwa, porobione We
: grom, wywolaiy wprost uczucie
rozpaczy W sferach patryotycznie
usposobionych mieszkahc6w
Wiednia, jakotez starych austrya-
ckich prowincyi. Wszyscy widza,
ze praca mad rozsadzeniem roz-
biciem monarchii przybiera coraz
gwaltowniejszy charakter coraz
wieksze rozmiary, tymczasem
rzady, tax austryacki, jak i we
gierski, ME So W stanie zlemu "a
rsdzie. zaiste ciagle Praca okoso
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-12-01
TELEGRAMY,

mu kolunbijskiego z Panamy, i
oSwiadczyI, re w Bogota wojsko
rzadowe .strzeze domu poselstwa
amerykahskiego.
Niemcy uzna}y niepodleglosc
rzeczypospolitej panamskiej, kto-
ra oderwa]a sic Cd Kolumbii.
Petersburg, grudnia. = Og}o-
szono tutaj wczoraj nastepujace
sprawozdanie lekarzy stanie
zdrowia carowej: Ciep}ota krwi
Jej cesarskiej mosci wynosila ra-
no o815 stopnia, pulls uderzal o.
razy ma minute. Nabrzmienie u
cha stopniowo znika i symphony
lokalnego zapalenia zmniejszaja
sic widocznie. Poniewaz stan
zdrowia Jej cesarskiej MoSci sta
nowczo sic polepszyi, dalsze bu-
letyny oglaszane ME bed2.
Berlin, I grudnia. = TuteJsi
ikapitalisci zgodzili sic ma ofiaro-
wanie hrabiostwu Kwileckim zna-
cznej sunny, kt6ra zostanie zahi-
potekowana ma Wroblowie. Hra-
bia Hektor Kwilecki wraz z o.
Gem, pragnqc naprawic krzywde,
wyrzqdzona hrabinie label, O.
fiarowali w tel sprawie swe po-
sred1ictwo i figuruja jake pore
czyciele.
Drezno, I grudnia. - Podczas
przyjecia w zamku przedstawio-
no kr6lowi dyrektora Ullrich, no.
wego pos}a do sejmu saskiego.-
Jakim pan jesteS dyrektorem? -
zagadna} kr6I. = Jednym tel
malej liczby dyrektorow banko-
wyoh, Itorzy jeszcze ME siedz2
w kozie, - odpowiedzia} niemiec-
ki finansista.
Londyn, I grudnia. - Rad
angielski uwzglednii protest Ro-
syi ! wyrzekl sic zamiaru obsa-
dzenia Tybetu wojskiem angiel-
sliiem.
Angielska eskadra w6d Indyi
Zachodnich wyruszy w czwartek
Trinidad do La Guaira, do Por-
tu Wenezueh. Dow0dzca an
gielskich okret6w wojennych VIE
zie SODA protest Anglii przeciw
zamknieciu ujScia rzeki Orinoco
przez rad generala Castro.
Paryz, I grudnia. - Tutejszy
DIR. Albert Robin, specyalista cd
chor6b gard}a, zostal Powofany
do Poczdamu, ma narade Z leka-
rzami niemieckimi, w spraWle
choroby cesarza Wilhelma.
Petersburg, I grudnia. - Tu-
tai w Skierniewicach, W obecno-
Sci cara, tocza sic debaty mad od-
powiedzia, jaka otrzyma Japon1a
W kwes4yi Mandzuryi Korei.
Ta odpowiedz bedzie uwazana "a
zaLonczenie ukiadow miedzy Ro-
sya a Japonia.
St. Gallen, Szwajcarya, I gru-
dnia. - Wszyscy mieszkancy tu-
tejszego kantonu zostali ubezpie-
czeni ma wypadek Smierci lub ME
mozliwosci do piracy wskutsk sta
rosci. Krok ten uczyniono ma
probe, chcac sic przekonac, czy
tyrn sposobem ME da sic za1atwic
jednej palacych kwestyj socyal-
nych.
Washington, I grudnia. = Ko-
mitet senatu prowadzi sledztwo
w sprawie genera}a Wood, kiedy
ten dzialA ma Kubie ma nieko-
rzysc rzadu zwiazkowego. Pre-
sluchiwano wczoraj jako swiad-
kow p. Rubens New Yorku i ge-
neral majora Brooke, bylego ge-
neral gubernatora ma Kubie.
Grand Rapids, Mich, I grud. -
Byiy prokurator miejski Liant K.
Salisbury zeznawa1 wczoraj ma
niekorzysc najwybitniejszych O.
bywateli, kt6rzy bedac urzedni-
kami sprzysiegli sic ma szkode ka-
sy miejskiej i dopuszczali sic o.
gromnych naduzyc. Salisbury wy
mienial szczegolowo sunny, jake
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-12-01
NiGmCy uznajq niepod|0gIOSG Panamy,
Niemiecki dyrektor banku kt6ry 'tjeszcze
ME siedzi W kOzie''.
Anglia zrzekla sic zamiaru zajecia Tybetu
zNIzENIE PhAoY W zAKLADAcH NoWEJ ANGLH.
Laidacka gOspcdarka Grand Rapids.

zmuszenia parlament6w do ia
kiejkolwiek pozytecznej roboty.
w tenn ustawicznem konfero-
waniu ze stronnictwami, staraniu
sic je ulagodzic, natchnac je pa
tryotyzmem, w tych zabiegach o
oslabienie wzajemnego podejrze-
MIA, jake zywia stronnictwa do
siebie, i Iagodzenie tych antagoni-
zm6w bezustannych, jake po-
wstaja miedzy wszystkimi naro-
dami, mieszkajacymi W Austryi,
niszczy sic Gala praca rzadow.
Najwytrwalsi ludzie, tacy mp. jak
dr.. Koerber, nieznuzeni, pozba-
wieni zupeinie nerwow, o zelaznej
wolf i wytrzymaloSci, marnuja
swe zdolnosci na rzeczy stosun-
kowo mniejszej wagi, a ME moga
sic wziat do spraw wielkich i do
ratowania monarchii dlatego, re
Gala ich dziaIalnoSc wyteza sic
na kierowanie parlamentu i wydo-
bywanie cd niego ustaw nieodbi-
Gle potrzebnych ola zycia pan
stWa.
'Der Patriot" ma przeto odra-
zu rozpoczac akcye W wielkim
stylu odslonic obywatelom Au-
stryi te wielkie niebezpieczeh-
stwa jake i'm grcza, jezeli sic ME
zdolaja wznieSc ponad chwilowe
antagonizmy partyjne.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-28
SOLDIER is TO GO FREE
who shot and Killed
Miner.

PHILADELPHIA, April 27.-The Penn
s~ylvanla supreme court today discharged
from custody Arthur Wadsworth, a mem
Der OF the Eighteenth regiment. National
Guard Of Pennsylvania, OF P%ittsburg, who
was arrested for the shooting and killing
Of William Durham, a union miner, at
Shenandoah. Schuylkill county, during the
recent anthracite coal strike.
Wadsworth, with a detachment Of his
regiment, was guarding the home Of a nom
union miner, when the shooting occurred.
Durham was detected approaching the
house and when called upon to halt ap-
p~arently paid no heed to the command.
Wadsworth thereupon shot and killed Dur
ham. 1t afterwards developed that Durham
was deaf and that 1t was impossible for
him to hear the command to halt.
Immediately after the shooting the
county authorities tried to arrest the SOL
der. The military officials refused to de-
liver him to the civil authorities and the
matter was taken to the county court,
which ordered that Wadsworth be turned
over to the county officials.
An appeal was taken to the supreme
court which granted a habeas corpus and
released Wadsworth in $500 bail pending
the determination of the suit. The supreme
court in its decision today refused to turn
Wadsworth over to the county authorities
and makes him immune from prosecution
on the charge Of murder.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-28
FOR TIE OLD PEOPLES HOME
Woman's Christian Association Asks Aid Il
Complete tn Equipment
MONEY NEEDED FOR THE HEATING PLANT
Generous Sums Advanced by Many
Persons, but Full AnOun Re
auired Has Not Yet Been
Raised.

Work is steadily progressing on remod-
cling the building at Twenty-fourth and
Writ streets, which the Women's Chris
tian association hopes to occupy June ! as
an enlarged Old Peoples home. Generous
assistance has already been given, but
funds are still needed for a heating plant
which will cost between $1,000 and s1,500.
This is practically a necessity, II the aged
people, who need plenty Of warmth, are to
be made comfortable, and 1t can be put In
place much more cheaply while the house
is being remodeled than later on.
This work appeals to all and the need OF
a larger home has long been realized by
all interested in the present Burt street
home. There Is no other place In omaha
where old people, deprived Of comfortable
homes, either through the loss OF friends
or poverty-often both-can again md q
real home In their declining years.
Cash Donated to Date.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-28

~cS DWrn'0 ca
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-28
sc1ntic Rheumatasm Cured.

II have been subject to sciatic rheuma-
tism for years." says E.. ]. Waldron OF
wilton Junction. Iowa. my joints were
stir and gave me much pain and dlscom-
fort. My joints would crack when l
.straightened up. I used Chamberlain
Pain Balm and have been thoroughly cured.
Have not had a pain or ache from the old
trouble for many months" The quick re-
lief from pain which this liniment affords
Is alone worth many times it's cost.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-28

Earned runs: New York, 3; Boston 4.
Two base hits: lauder Gilbert, Cooley.
Home runs: Tenney, Bonner. Stolen bases:
McGann, Gilbert. Sacrifice hits: Van Hal
tren, Babb, Dunn, Lauder. Double
plays: Lauder to Gilbert to McGann Dunn
to Mccain to Aubrey; Bonner to Tenney.
First base on balls: on Mathewson, 4;
off Malarkey, 6 First base on rerrors: New
York, 81 Boston, l. Struck out: BY Mathew
son, 8; by M~alarkey, 1, Left on bases: New
York, 7; Boston. Z. Wild pitches: Mathew
son 2. Time: 1:45. Umpire, Moran.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-28

CRESTON, Ia, April 2L.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-The Southwestern Iowa base bail
circuit opened mere today with a game
between Creston and Bedford. The at
tendance was about 500 and much enthusi-
asm was manifested, most of the business
houses closing and the first ball being
pitched by Mayor Sullivan. The circuit
includes Creston, Bedfo.i 4, Charlton and
Clarinda, and all teams in Southwestern
Iowa. The game today was a pretty eN-
hibition, being won by Bedford by a core
of 5 to I. Bedford was lucky in punching
hits. The batteries were; Bedford, BIidges
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-28
Hastings Athletes Victors.

HASTINGS, Neb.. April 2~7.-(special Tel
egram. THE field contest here this fore
noon between representatives OF Hastings
college and Grand Island college resulted
In an overwhelming victosy for Hastings.
They won FIRST in every event and also won
second place in the majority OF feats. The
points for Hastings were 50, made by VIII
PARROT, Frank Parrot, Strive. Forester
Low, Turner, Duer, Stark, Osborne. Theo.
hal1
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-28

Milwaukee
lea

Earned runs: Milwaukee, z; Minneapolis,
L Two-base hits: Unglaub, Dunleavy,
Thomas. Stolen bases: DunIeavy, DUNCAN
90, McCreery ~. Bases on balls: on Ell
HIT, 2; off Stimmel, 2; on Thomas, 2. Hit
gan. Struck out: BY Elliott, 8; by stimmel,
s; by Thomas, /. Double plays: Eiliott,
Unglaub and Wood Schlafley and Wood;
Oyier, Hoffmeister, Ludwig and Yeager;
Ludwig, Hoffmeister, Yeager and Thomas.
Left on bases: Milwaukee, /; Minneapolis,
ID, Implies: Moran and Cunningham.
Uipna. LAX
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-28
HERPICIDE NOT A FAKE.
Unsolicited Testimonials Tell of It's
Superiority.

All. r. Kelley, residing at 2195 Devisa-
dero St., San Francisco, Cal, writes the
following:
when 1 first purchased Herpicide I
thought, like the majority Of hair prep
arations, 1t would prove a fake. 1 am
happy to state that on the contrary. It is
all, and even more. than you claim for 1t.
Quite a number OF BARRIERS throughout the
section in which I travel have called at
tention to the low hair sprouting out on my
scalp, and inquired Of me what 1 have been
using. 1 tell them 'Herpicide,' also give
them your name and address" Sold by all
druggists. send 10 cents for sample to The
Herpicide Co., Detroit, Mich.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-28
defeating the French champion, Mile. Ma
son nv . IN q
DEATH RECORD.
Elizabeth Carmichael.

TABLE ROCK, Neb., April 27.-(Special)
Elizabeth Carmichael died at her resi-
dence, three miles southwest Of town, at
1890 last night, in her nth year. She had
been in feeble health for some time and
had a shock Of paralysis Saturday night,
from which she failed to rally. Her hus-
band, Hiram Carmichael, died at the farm
home, in January, 1902. This worthy cou-
pie celebrated their golden wedding an
niversary in the fall OF 1900, their children
all being present. She leaves a large fam
lily OF children, four residing here, three
in Pennsylvania, one in Omaha, one in
Kansas City and another in California.
She will be buried in the cemetery here,
beside her husband.
Henry BOrnemier.
PLATTsMoUTH, Neb., April 27.-(spe-
clal.)-Henty Bornemier, ST., was in his
usual good health until Thursday noon,
when he was stricken with apoplexy from
the results Of which he died that evening.
The funeral services were held from the
new country church of the Evangelical as
ISOLATION Sunday afternoon. He was Is
years OF age, and one OF the early settlers
Of Cass county.
Mrs. M~AEdaIena Benin.
WEST POINT, Neb., April 27.-(special.)
The body Of Mrs. Magdalena Benin, who
died in St. Demands hospital, Council
Bluffs, was brought to the city Saturday
and inferred In the Catholic cemetery this
morning. The deceased only survived her
husband a few weeks, the bereavement be-
ing the promimate cause Of her death. The
aged couple were among the first settlers
of Monterey township. where they lived
many years.
Bishop Frederick william Taylor.
QUINCY, ILL.,, April 27.-Bishop Frederick
william Taylor Of the Quincy diocese of the
Episcopal church is dead Of acute Bright's
disease.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-28
ST. LOUIS ERRORS COSTLY
Opponents Misplays and Own Hard Hitting
Give Pittsburg Nationals Gama
PIRATES SCORE ELEVEN RUNS TO ONE
O'Nein Fails as Pitcher, Visitors Hit
ting Him Freely and Rolling
Points UD One After
Another.

ST. LOUIS, April 27.-st. Louis misplays
in the field, coupled by the heavy and
timely hitting Of the Pittsburgs gave the
Pirates the first game Of the series. The
final score was IL to 1. Mike o'Neil, who
is usually hard for the Pirates, was hit
hard. Kennedy held the Cardinals down to
five hits. Attendance 1000. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-28
ndance 1000. Score:
PITTsBURG.
u N
Pittsburg ...... %.
St. Louis. .

Earned runs: P%ittsburg, 8. Two-base hits:
Wagner. Kennedy. Three-base hit: Wag-
ner. Double plays; NJ. j. O'Neill to Williams
to Nichols; Donovan to Brain. Passed ball:
j: O'Neill. Stolen base: Bransfield. Wild
pitch: Kennedy. Bases on balls; OFF O'Neill,
2; off Kennedy, 4. Struck out: BY Kennedy,
3. Left on bases: P~ittsburg. s.; st. Louis,
3 Time: 1850. Umpires: Holiday and
Emslie.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-28

The Omaha British-American league will
give the generous sum Of $500 raised in
commemorati6n Of queen victoria's Jubilee
year.
Mrs. CIR Dietz and Mrs. p. ". Lewis
have both given most generously Of their
time in soliciting mOney and material for
the home, Through the efforts Of MrG
Dietz over $1,000 of. the above contribu-
tions was raised and Mrs. Lew has Sc
cured much material needed for finishing
the interior of the building.
Furnishtng for the'ROOms.
There will be twenty eight rooms in the
new building and already furnishings for
eight OF these have been promised. The
! Friday club will take charge of the receD-
ton rooms. The family OF the late Mrs.
Thomas McCaRue, who was an honorary
vice president Of the Women's Christian
association at the time Of her death, will
furnish a room In memory Of their mother,
Mrs. A. Traynor, Mrs. A. B. Smith and Mrs,
Fred Clarke will each furnish one, as will
also Mr.. and Mrs. II. X. Burket and the
ladies OF the First Presbyterian and First
Congregational churches. 1t is hoped that
many churches and other organizations will
assist In this part of the work. Fifty dol
lars, II is estimated, will furnish a room
comfortably. The only requirements are
a three-quarter iron bedstead with a good
mattress. the remainder of the Furnishings
being left to individual taste.
The women interested in the noble
philanthropy believe there are many in oui
city who have not yet contributed, whC
can and will gladly do so when the pres
emit urgent needs OF the work are called Il
their attention. All dohations-great oil
small-will be gratefully received and car
be sent to the treasurer, Mrs. Fred Clarke
2102 Writ street, the president. Mrs
George Tilden. 124 South Nineteenth street
or the chairman OF the home, Mrs. P. l.
Perine, 1890 Dodge street and arrangement
have been made with Thompson & Bel
den TO receive contributions at their store
thus making a central downtown poin
convenient for those who wish to help Il
sman amounts,
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-28

had outbatted Washington In the early
stages Of today's game, Dineen, the visit
ing twirler, went TO pieces In the eighth
and sent two men to frst on balls. Dele
hanty then singled and Demont doublei
and won a good uphill game for the locals.
Catcher Farrell, In attempting to seal
second base in the second inning, fractured
his leg and will be out Of the game for a
long time to come. Attendance. asa.
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-28

T indicates trace OF precipitation.
l.. A. WELSH,
Local Forecast OniciaL
You Risk Your Life
II you neglect piles. They will cause fatal
diseases, but Bucklen's Arnica Salve posi-
lively cures or no pay. 25e. For sale by
Kuhn 4 Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-28
PHILADELPHIA

Earned runs: Brooklyn, S. Left OF
bases: Brooklyn, s; Philadelphia
6; First oase on errors: Philadelphia, 2
Brooklyn, l. Sacrifice hits: Thomas Bra
shear, Douglas, Strang, McCreedie. Stolei
bases: Hulswitt, Householder, Dahlen
Double plays: Brashear to Hulswitt t,
Douglas; Brashear to Douglas. First bas,
on balls: on Duggleby, /. Hit by pitche,
Duggleby. l. Time; l:22. Umpire: O'Day
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-28
Doherty Keeps TEAMS championship

LONDON, April 27.-The contests for tn
coveted lawn tennis championship were
concluded at the Queens club today. II. l..
DoheFty beat @. w. Hillyard. 3 10 /, re-
Lowther retained the ladies' championship.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-28
CHICAGO,

Earned runs; Cincinnati, Z; Chicago, 8.
Two-base hit: Beckley. Three-base hits
Stolen bases: Slagle, Tinker. Double plays
Suthoff to Beckley; Stetnfeld to Corcorsn.
First base or balls: on Suthon, 2; of
Hardy. 1. Hit by pitched balls: BY Suthoff,
2. Struck out: BY Sutho1, 2; by Wigs, Q;
by Hardy, 4; by Phillips, l. Time: 2:l6.
Umpire. tombstone.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-28

BROOKLYN, April 2I-Brooklyn ended
the series with Philadelphia today by again
out of four games. The Philadeiphians
were unable to do much against Dimes,
while Hanlon's men hit Duggleby freely.
Attendance, 200. Score:
nnnAuN
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-28
Standing of the Teams.

Games today: Chicago at Detroit, New
York at Philadelphia, Boston at Washing
ton, st. Louis at Cleveland.
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HYMENEAL.
MoFte-BrOwn.

NEW YORK Aprn 2T.-Mrs. d. A. BrO1n.
formerly OF Tacoma, Wash. n A. L. Nc
F1e Of Liverpool were married today at the
Hotel Manhattan, this city. Archdeaeon
Johnson Of Staten Island ofhciating. Mrs.
Brown was Miss MeLaren Post, a daughter
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-28
GAMES IN AMERICAN LEAGUE
DetrOits Hold Hitting Matinee At
Expense of visitors from
Chicago.

DETROIT. April 2L-Chicago failed 20
check the onward rush OF the Detroits.
While the locals held a batting matinee
at Callahan's expense, the visitors were
unable to solve Mullin at critical stages.
Attendance, 6,266: Score:
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Earned runs: Louisville, 8; Toledo, 1.
AitSeiser. Home runs: Jerwin' FianagaP'
Stolen bases: White, Clymer, Blankenship,
Flourney: Stolen bases. Owens, German,
Double plays: Schaub and Whites; McCord,
Schaub and White. Left on bases: Louis
Vile, 6; Toledo, 2. Bases on balls: on Nc
Cord. S; of German, 3. Struck out: BY
pire: Foreman.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-28
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES
st. Paul Hits Durham Too Hard and
Kansas City Accordingly
Goes Under.

KANSAS CITY. April 21.-Durham was
hit so hard in the first two innings that ne
was relieved by Martin, wis pitched well
but received stupid support. Schaefer's
batting was the feature. Attendance, 800.
Score:
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New Workers Take Last,

NEW YORK, April 27.-New York de-
feated Boston today in the last game OF the
series. The victory was obtained through
timely hitting and the bad fielding of Ten
ney and Aubrey. Attendance, 5000. Score
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COLUMBUS.

Earned runs: Indianapolis, 3; Columbus,
3. Bases on balls: BY Kellum, q; by Nc
pitcher: BY Mcfarland. Kinm. Two-base
hits: Roach, Mcfarland. .hree-base hit:
Coulter. Double play: O'Brien, Fox and
Kihm. Stolen bases aHogrtever (0, Fox,
Jones %, Kihm, Coulter, Tamsett, Kellum.
Left on bases: Indianapolis, g.. Columbus,
3. Umpire: Haskell. Time: 2:05.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-28

Games today; Philadelphia at New York;
at st. Louis; Chicago at Cincin-
natl; Boston at Brooklyn.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-28
BIinneapOIia Loses Again.

MILWAUKEE,, April 27.-Milwaukee won
another easy game from Minneapolis to-
day by superior work in the box and op-
perfume batting. The fielding on both sides
was poor. Attendance, 800. Score: