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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-02-02
Jan 81.

Jan 81.
The Wide West mill started
to work on Tuesday.
Nelson Bros. have taken the
wood contract at the Star mine.
Harry Bews, the sheep man,
paid a business visit to our burg
on Monday.
Andrew O. Ceilings and Miss
Ida May Hamilton will be mar
ried on Tuesday evening by JUS
tice Cannon.
Herman Dress has returned
from Mountain City district,
which he thoroughly prospected,
and will now devote his energies
to working some of his mines
here.
The ladies dance in Nevada
Hall last week was very great
success. We understand some
Of the ladies who neglected the
opportunity leap year affords
them, took advantage of the this
ball. Some of our bachelors
were afraid to attend and the
ladies predominated.
c. A. Hawkins and Il. L.
Daughters have returned from
Denver, Col, bringing with them
b. O. Wordsworth, banker, Ty-
son Dimes, attorney, and Geo. j.
Bancroft, NJ. e., all gentlemen
OF prominence in their several
Professions. While here they
will examine into the merits of
different properties, Damable
at present; but next issue will
likely tell something interesting.
A gentleman who called at the
hot springs last week tells in
glowing colors of the great flu
tufe oil those locally-celebrated
springs. @. G. Buzzetti, one of
the present owners. cut trench
ia the mound, or hill, only four
feet deep, but it let out a stream
OF hot wafer sufficient to irrigate
twenty acres of land. Mr.. Buz-
zetti proposes laying out pleasure
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-02-02
WITH OUR CORRESPONDENTS

grounds, planting a lot of trees
and building q new house imme-
diately; and ere long tourists
travelling on our railroad will
have a delightful health resort,
the equal of which is not to be
found in Nevada.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-02-02
Do You Want Wood?

Then see Peacocke, the wood
man, he can furnish you with
any kind of wood, sawed to any
length, and delivered at your
door at prices that will astonish
you.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-02-02
GOOD MUSIC AND GOOD TIME
THE ORDER OF THE EVENING
Frank Nelson.

Frank Nelson.
Preston has moved its cemetery
from the south of town to a place
on the north bench. The objec-
ton to the former graveyard was
that it lay in the palh of the floods.
An unique outing was held at
Preston on Friday last, when sew
eral of the gentlemen entertained a
number of the girls at a wood
party.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-02-02
Local Happenings

q INV ia 10y
Chas. Heusser of Steptoe was a
county seat visitor this week.
Bob Tucker and family have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Mcknight
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene GirouN OF
Pilot Knob were visiting i'll town
Saturday.
Indian Charlie is holding his
own, with a better chance of recov-
cry each day.
Thos. H. O. Neill will leave today
for two weeks business trip to
San Francisco.
FOR SALE CHEAP, Two light
Spring Wagons; good as new. En-
quire at the Hayes Cash Store.
Fresh and salt water fish received
daily at McGill & NeWman's Meat
Market.
E. A. Grips and 0. c. Peaooeke
are in town from Lund, the latter
coming in to be examined for life
insurance.
J. +. Miles will erect a dwelling
house on the southeast corner OF
Third and Garden streets in the
near future.
The Sheriff has had the sage
brush cleaned from both side OF
the walk from the foot bridge 10 the
court house.
The eighteen months-old child Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Morehead, who
reside in the Brandt house, is dan
gerously i'll with scaIlet fever.
Masquerade Suits for sale or hire
at Mrs. D. G. Mcdonald S Millinery
Store. By calling early you have
the pick of wide assortment.
Alfalfa hay, Timothy hay, wild
hay; wheat, oats and barley, for
sale at greatly reduced prices, for
cash, at the Hayes Cash Store.
D. S. Dickerson has purchased
the dwelling house adjoining the
News Office from the News Pub
fishing Co., and has taken up his
residence there.
County Clerk Oldfeld issued
license Monday, authorizing the
marriage of Andrew O. Ceilings to
Ida Hamilton. Both of the CON
tracing parties are residents of
Cherry Greek
Mr.. and Mrs D. p. Bartly, who
left for Long Beach, Cal, a few
months ago to spend the winter
months i'll warmer climate, in
tending to return in the spring,
have decided to make southern Cal
ifornia their future home.
The Sunday School Association
met at the home of Mrs. r. II.
Richfrdson yesterday afternoon.
Refreshments were served and an
all around enjoyable afternoon was
spent. We have 50 few social
functions in Ely that all such gath
erings should be literally encour-
aged.
JOS. L. Moore, Hugh Bowman,
Thos. Dolan and Mark Dolan. of
Cherry Greek, passed through Ely
last week, on their way to Kawich,
the scene of the new gold discover
les in Esmeralda county. The gen
tlemen will spend the remainder of
the winter in prospecting the rich
gold belt of the south.
G. L. Shaw, formerly Supt OF
the New York &. Nevada Copper
Co. S mines here, will leave in few
days for Golddeld, to investigate
conditions there, with view to To-
eating in the booming new camp.
Mr.. Shaw is pleasant, genial
gentleman and has made many
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-02-02
WANTED

Hard Rock Miners, at once.
Address; Snpt. Newark Mining
and Milling Company, Eureka,
Nevada.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-07

AS the foot ball season approaches the de-
mand for BARRIERS Is diminishing.
Rival coaches are eagerly anticipating
the appearance OF Mr.. Yost's Forthcoming
book
Jack Haskell says that he will manage
one OF the leading teams next season, but
does not divulge which one Il is to be.
The Swift's Pride won their ninth oonsec-
utive game Sept. 5, by defeating the Gu
dRhy's Diamond &C" by a score Of is 10 "a.
kid" Nichols still continues to win
games for the Philadelphia Nationals.
DuHy knew there was stin the goods IL
his old pal
Reulhaok. who pitched that twenty inn
ing game against Philadelphia recently, Is
a living answer TO that oft-repeated ques-
ton, Does college education payg'
The Record-Her says that while the
Colts az philadelphia We're tanning Reul-
back OF Chicago between innings In that
pitcher was returning the favor by tanning
the Quakers on thP diamond.
Under the caption. First Aid to the
White Sox or How 70 Win the Pennant, Fl"
the Chicago Record Herald suggests
ChlOFofOrm Rube Waddell. BE good 10 the
umpires Abduct Cornelius McGinicu uddy.
Try the spit hall-it may help some Play
double headers with Boston. Keep Coming
from behind-it nearly always wins Throw
Boston into the Charles river, Drop New
York into the Hudson Souss Washington
delphiA into the Delaware. steer clear 0f
Umpire McCarthy-heE not prejudiced.
only he's had wallops from the White Sox
and praise from the Athletics. Be like the
Japs-yield ON disputed points. but take AL
the GamsA
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-07
TROUBLE OVER THE REFEREE
Managers OF Britt and Nelson Have
Not Completed Arrangements.

SAN FRANCISCO Sept. 6-rhe man
ayers OF Britt and Nelson after their late
session last niEht al which they failed
70 reach an agreement regarding a referee
rose late today and have not as yet held
their promised conference. They will meet
however, at later hour and endeavor
10 cdme 10 an understanding. II Is not
anticipated that this unexpected hitch will
cause a permanent deadlock In the fEht
preliminartes, though Il Is impossible TO
predict what settlement OF the difnculty
viii be made. as Britt insnsts on Jeffries.
and Nelson's mansgcr strenuOusly objects
10 the choice OF the retired champion.
Both the contestants are continuing their
training aud the demand for seats Is as
brisk as ever.
There will be a nght." said Nelson az
hts training quarters today. Don't wOrry
about that. l win night Britt az Colma
saturday, but YOU can say that what my
manager Nolan. has done. meets with my
approval ! will take any man for referee,
barring Billy Roche. He cant act but
any of the others viii DO. This Is my po-
slti0n In the matter. 4"
Jimmy Britt appeared 60 be not the
slightest disturbed by the referee matter.
lie said today; = am not botherinE my
self a particle about the referee. That ls
cut % my hands entirely. l am out here
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-07
ANGOLA WINS CHARTER OAK
Bay Mare Takes Fifth and Deciding Heat
in the Big Event
DOM CARR WINS CONNECTICUT STAKE
Five Drivers Are Fined Fifty Dollars
Each for Scoring Ahead of the
Pole Horse I'm This
Event.

HARTFORD, Conn, Sept, 6.-By win
ming a heat today. Angola captured the
classic Charter Oak trot at Charter Oak
park. before a big throng OF spectators
Four heats were trotted yesterday. Angola
winning the last two. The purse was dis
tributed as follows
Angola. 5000; Zephyr, $500; Norman B,
$500. and Glenwood, $1,000.
In the 2:3D trot today the Capitol City
event Albert was in great form, win
ming after the frst heat, which was taken
by Miss In Law Sister Collette captured
third money, Del Magreror was played
heavily in the pools, but was distanced in
the second heat
Dom Carr, the favorite in the 2:OS pace
won In three straight heats, In the sec
ond heat al the drivers were warned to
score by Dom Carr or else be fined $50
The next score everyone was ahead OF
Dom Carr and the following were fined
$50; Walker, Murphy, Mccarthy, Howard
and DeRyder
A heavy thunderstorm set In about $50
o'clock, which drove everybody TO cover
1t lasted about half an hour and put the
track in poor condition Summary:
naL
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-07
NOACTION ON GAS ORDINANCE
Status of Dyball Measure Remains in
Doubt at City Hall
MAYOR HAS NOT YET PASSED on II
Opposition Threatens Contempt Pro-
ceedinEs IL IL is Signed and
Attempt Made to En-
force II.

The status Of the Dyball SOS gas lamp
ordinance is still a matter Of conjecture at
the city hall. Mayor Moores has not ex-
pressed himself on it. Inclement weather
kept the mayor indoors most OF Wednes-
day.
Attorney w. J. Connell said he had been
asked by Mayor Moores and the council
manic majority to represent them in resist
ing the injunction suit In Judge Suttons
court Friday morning. He denied advising
the majority members TO pay no attention
to the injunction, as reported, but admitted
that he told them that the day OF legisla-
tion by injunction is nearly over with and
that in his opinion the district court had no
Jurisdiction in the matter and could not
properly issue an order forbidding proper
legislative proceeding,
President Zmman of the council gives
out this telegram as the one responsible
for the Injunction served on the council
Tuesday night:
CLEVELAND. O., Sept. s., I9o5.-Mr II.
r. Zimman, President City Council, Omaha:
chise and cheaper street lighting in
Omaha. Syndicate includes men able TO
put through any proposition. WIN you
kindly use your influence to hold up light
ing contract until September 10. by which
time We will make good or retire. Have
also wired above TO Mayor Moores
CI,FVELAND STREET LIGHTING co.
Zimman says he has conversed with one
man who would he interested in this syndi-
cate. but he gives no names. He admits
the Cleveland Street Lighting company
would be I'm on the deal.
Asked whom he as plaintiff in the in
junction suit. represented, T. w. Black
burn replied the dear people" and then
referred matters TO his attorneys, Weaver
& Giller with whom Zimman has a law
office Mr.. Giller disclaimed knowledge of
Backburn's afilistion with the Cleveland
people but Zimman said he would not be
surprised II II were so. Giller declares
contempt proceedings against the mayor
and councilman will follow the mayors
signing and any attempt 20 enforce the
Dyball ordinance.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-07

New Jersey Captured All Honors in
Rihe Tnurnnment Yesterday.

SEA GIRT, n. j.. Sept. 6.-The Wimble-
don cup match, one of the most important
OF the tournament now in progress under
the auspices of the National Rife asso-
citation, was won this afternoon by First
Lieutenant Tewes Of the First New Jersey
infantry. His score was eighty-four out
of possible 100. There were ninety-fve
entries.
New Jersey captured all the honors to-
day. The interstate regimental match was
won by the team from the First New Jer-
sey infantry The score was 5l6 out of a
possible 600. The team Of the Second New
Jersey infantry had second place with
total of oil.
The Wimbledon cup was presented TO the
National Rife association twenty years ago
by the National Rife association OF Great
Britain. II is valued at $500
The regtmental team match for the inter-
state trophy was contested at 900 and 600
yards. and there were nineteen teams in
the competition. 1t was an exciting match
as the First District of Columbia finished
one point ahead OF the next competitor at
the end Of the 800 yards range. The Dis
trict team Jared badly at the 600 yard
range and dropped to fourth place
The regimental match Is open TO all
teams of six, each team member firing ten
shots at 200 and ten shots al 600 yards
The first prize Is the interstate trophy, a
medal to each member of the winning team
and $3.50. There are three other prizes.
The first five teams finished IN the inter
state regimental match with the following
scores.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-07

ST. PETERSBURG. Sept. 6.-There Is
much comment in the mornings papers
on the Anglo-Japanese treaty. which IL is
claimed is not conductive 70 peace because
It upsets the balance Of power in the far
east and makes Great Britain and Japan
predominant. The Novoe Vremya ex-
presses the opinion that II is directed
against German designs in the far east,
while the Svist declares that the treaty
shuts out Russia from the Pacific and the
open sea anywhere in Asia. The Bourse
Gazette takes a SIMILAR view.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-07
FALLS IN BOILING SPRING
Miss Fannie wickes, Young washing.
ton Woman, Loses Life in Yel-
IOwstOne Park. .......

LIVINGSTON, Mont Sept. 6--Niss Fan
ME Wickes, aged ., of Washington. D. c..
died in this city today from the effects OF
falling into a boiling spring in the Yellow
stone park several days ago.
In company with other eastern tourists.
Miss Wickes was making a tour Of the
park and while viewing a geyser play
stepped backward in an effort 20 dodge the
binding spray Of the spouter and fell into
hot spring, in which the water was
fairly bubbling Her body was literally
cooked from the waist down and death
ensued after a period of intense agony.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-07
CabIe COMPANY Protests.

PARIS, Sept 6.-Following the report
from the French Gable company's represen-
tative at Caracas, Venezuela, 20 the effect
that President Castro intended to carry
out the decision Of the courts adverse to
the company, a protest was lodged with
the officials here and the latter asked ths
French legation at Caracas for a report on
the status Of the affair, Pending the re-
ceipts OF this report no action will be taken.
The company says the Venezuelan cables
continue working without interruption.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-07
American Omcers in France.

CHATEAU BRIENNE, Department OF
the Aube. France, Sept. 6.-The American
military mission TO the French army
maneuvers arrived here today and was
received with imposing military honors by
General Brugere and his stan and the as
sembled troops General Brugere warmly
greeted Lieutenant General Adna R. Chat
Zee and other members OF the American
party and introduced them 10 the oticers
OF the French general stan.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-07
Murder and saicide In Russia.

ST. PETERSBURG Sept, "A sensation
has been caused at Moscow by the suicide
OF Nine. Whites nephew, NJ Khotinsky,
who shot girl through the heart and
then turned the revolver on himself, in
letting a wound from which he died after
he had been taken 10 the hospital Kho-
tinsky was a volunteer in a dragoOn regi-
ment. -Four Of bis brothers died under
somewhat tragic circumstances.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-07

to fight, and will be ready to enter the
ring Saturday. Jeffries is suitable to me,
about Jeffries, he. has the confidence of
the public and that is worth something"
Manager Coffroth said The referee has
been chosen, and the fight will take place
at 80 Saturday afternoon"
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-07
Labor Uptops for Free Trade

LONDON, Sept 6.-The ats tude of labor
toward Joseph Chamberlain's fiscal policy
was emphatically attested by a vote
at today's session Of the Trades Union
congress. which is holding its annual meet
ing at Hanley. BY a vote representing
5000 members against $4,000 the con-
sress declared for free trade, asserting
that ''any departure therefrom would he
detrimental to the interests OF the work.
ing classes. upon whom the burden Of pro-
lection would press the most heavily"
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-07
Herman Rcata Mowatt.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Sept. SIN nf-
teen rounds Of the most vicious hghting,
kid" Herman won decision over Tommy
Mowatt az Reeds lake tonight. Herman
had the night we'll in hand from the start
MoWatt showed a lack Of condition, while
Herman was strong throughout and forced
the fighting Mowatt fought for the stom-
ach while Herman played hard on the race
and kidneys. The betting was forced down
from even money to 100 to 80 on Herman.
with no takers when the contestants en-
tered the ring. About &Oo witnessed the
~
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-07
PUEBLO MEN UNABLE TO HIT
Secure Only Four Safe Ones from Denver
In Two Games
BOHANNON AND vOlltNOORF TURN TRICK
Result Of weak HirtinE is Pueblo is
shut Out In Both Contests in
spite Of Denver's Nuner-
ous Errors.

DENVER, Sept. 6-The magnificent pitch
ing OF Bohannon and Vollendorff enabled
the Grizzlies to shut out Pueblo in both
games Of todsy's double header by the score
OF TO and TO 0. Cook and Delehanty
got a single each of Bohannon in the first
game and Blake and Schriver got a drive
each of vollendorff in the second contest.
-Four hits In two games with Pueblo Is go
ing some and the Denver twirlers earned
their glory. The first game was a pretty
contest and Faurot for the visitors pitched
excellent ball. Score, first game
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-07

The interstate trophy has been won three
years In succession by the First New Jer-
sey, which will now retain II in accordance
with the conditions OF the match
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-07

Games today: Columbus at Louisville,
Toledo at Indianapolis, Milwaukee at st.
Paul. Kansas City at Minneapolis
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-07
CHICAGO TURNS The TABLES
After Dropping -Four to Detroit it Takes
Both Games Of Double Header.
MICHIGAN MEN SHUT OUT IN BOTH CASES
smith Lets Them Down In the second
Game without n HIT, While the
Losers Accumulate Five
Errors.

DETROIT, Sept. 6-After winning four
games in two days of Chicago, the Detroits
were shut out twice by that team today.
Ihe second game put Smith in the no-hit
class, as not a local player even came near
landing on him safely. Score, first game
CHICAGO DETROIT
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-07

occurs every day from cuts. injuries. etc.
stop bleeding and heal the wounds With
Bueklen's Arniea salve. . cents For sale
by Sherman MeConnsu Drug CO.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-07

HARTFORD. Conn. Sept 6-The final
heat and the race for the Charter Oak
stake OF $4,000 was won by Angola
Sephyr second; Norman b third, Gltnwood
NJ fourth. Time 2;09 s..
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-07
DETROIT.

Ihree-base hit; Isben Sacrifice hits:
Green, Davis, Robe, Tannehill Earned
run: Chicago, /. Stolen bases: Kitson, Craw-
tord, Donohue, Sullivan, Robe. Bases on
pals: on Kitson. l; off White, l. Left on
bases: Detroit s; Chicago, Z. Struck out:
By kitson, q by White g. Passed ball:
and Mccarthy. 1850
ACpra
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-07
Totals. 81 10 "a 10

Hlts; ON Buchanan in five innings:
on Ahles, In three innings First bSs
on errors: Cleveland, l st. Louis l. Two
base hits Carr. Buchanan, Stone Three
base hit Rhoades. Sacrifice hits: Sto-
Nall, Gleason, Bradley. Stolen base: Tur-
ner Double plays Bradley and Carr.
Rockenfeld to Jones to Gleason First base
on balls; on Rhoades. .; OF Buchanan, /.
Struck out: BY Rhoades, s. Passed hail:
Spencer Time: 1885. Umpires: Connolly
and Conner Attendance. CAS-.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-07

Sessions, Z in seven innings. First base on
balls: on Slagle, B. of Sessions, 2; OF
Hickey, L. Hit by pitched ball: F. Hemp
hill. Struck out: BY Hickey, s.; by Slagle,
1; by Sessions, 3 Passed ball: Noonan.
Sacrifice hits: Robinson, OBrien- Beville,
Wheeler. Time: i:42 Umpire: Kane.
Attendance: 300
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-07
GAMES IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
ren-InninE Tie at Minneapolis Called
on Account of DRrkness

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi sept. cit was
In the ninth inning of a listless game,
which was called on account OF darkness
IN the tenth, that Minneapolis woke up and
landed on Eels of Kansas City for any
thing like hits which counted for some
thinH. kahoe batted for Fox and his hit
saved the game Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-07
WASHINGTON.
NEW YORK

,IWU-Ddse hIts: Anderson, Stahl CHASE
Conroy. Three-b base hits: Hevdon Wi,
Hams. Sacrifice hit: Stanley. Stolen bases
Chase, Mcclure. Left on bases: Washing
0' ION D; New York, 8. First base on balls;
on Adams, 2; off Griffith, l. Hit by pitched
Dail: BY Adams, 2. Struck out: BY Adams
oy Grifhth; 4. Time: 80 Umpire: Sher-
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-07
i. Score. first game:
DENVER
Totals s.."2s 9 "a II I
Totals. 2 a 10 8
/ 0 0 / o 0 o "a
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 %
Denver .............1
pueblo .nn......n.u..O

Stolen bases: Hartzell, Bohannon, Belden,
Cook Knabe and Mott. Passed balls:
SChriver, q Base on balls: OF Bohannon,
/: off Faurot, 2. Struck out: By Bohannon,
4, By Faurot, ]. Balk: Bohannon. Left on
basCs: Denver. 9; Pueblo, Z. First base on
errors: Denver, /; Pueblo, I. Wild pitch:
Faurot Hit by pitched ball: Cook, Hoel-
skortter Double plays: Perrine to Engle,
Bader to Delehanty Time: 1880 Umpires:
Everitt, Minor and Mace. Attendance:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-07
Malicious NIiscnIef

often done by indigestion, is prevented and
cured by Electric Bitters. 80 cents; guaran-
teed For sale by Sherman & Mcconnell
Drug CO.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-07

Al Ashata-First game; Atlanta. 2: New
New Orleans 8
AZ Nashyille-First game; Nashville s:
iAttie hSek Second game; Nashville.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-07

ST PAUL

.hatted Tor Slagle In the second.
TWo-oaSe hits Hickman, Bateman, Nc
Cormtok. MoChesney stolen base; Nc
man; Robinson 10 Mccormick 10 RatenSn
Hits; ON Slagle. in two Innings: on
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-07
GAMES IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE
PIttinEer's Fine Work Enables PhIIa-
deIDhia to Shut Out HrOokIyn.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 6.-Pittsburg to-
day held Brooklyn down to two hits and
shut them out A base on balls and four
the fifth inning Dobbs was put out OF
the game in the first inning For kicking
after being caught mapping at first base.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-07
No Game at SIarshaIItovn

MARSHAl.LTOWN. Ia, Sept. 6.-CSpe-
etal Telegram )-There was no game today
between Marshalltown and Waterloo on
account OF rain.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-07
standIng of dc roam.

Games today: Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Boston at New York, Cincinnati at Pitts
burg.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-07

At Sioux Clty-Sloux City Omaha game
postponed; wet grounds.
Al st. Joseph-St. Joseph-Des Moines
game postponed; wet grounds.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-07

Earned runs: Philadelphia, 2 Two-base
hits: Gleason, Titus. Stolen base: Malay
Double plays Babb to Gessler. Malay TO
Lewis to Gessler. Left on bases: Brook
on Eason, l; of Pittinger, .. First base
on errors Philadelphia. l. Struck out:
BY Eason 4; by Pittnger I. Time :S3.
Umpire: Bauswine. Attendance, l,7O3
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-07

1NDIANAPOLIS. Sept. 6-Indianapolis
lost today's game to Louisville by a score
OF 70 Morgan lost the game In the
fnal inning by his wildness Score
IOtfIsVIIIE -
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-07
Now York shuts Quo Washinrton.

WASHINGTON Sept. 6.-Adams and
GrlTlth had fine pitchers battle TODAY
neither the Nationals or New York SCORING
until the last inning, when the latter sue.
ceeued IN getting two men over the plate
On Conroys double, Chase's single and
errors by Cassidy and Hill Score:
NEW YORK wAStIINyoroN