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New-York tribune., 1905-08-01
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

Cincinnati. July 31.-The Giants defeated Gin
cinnati here again to-day by a score of TO >.
and thereby won the eleventh straight game.
The Giants outplayed the home team in all de-
partments
Ames, who pitched for the visitors. was in
good form Gilbert the second baseman for the
Giants. not feeling well. and Strang took
his place
The Giants clinched the game in the second
inning. when four runners crossed the plate In
this inning Dahlen, first up. singled. and Devlin
who followed at the bat received base on
balls. Strang sacrificed. and on Bresnahan's
single Dahlen scored
Ames singled and Devlin tailed Browne forced
Bresnahan, and then Donlin sent out a timely
double. on which Ames and Browne crossed the
plate. The score:
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MINEOLA HORSE SHOW.
MeadOSc Brook and ROcka5cay Hunt
Club Members Viii Enter.

Mineola. Long Island July d.-An nouncement las
been made OF the conditions and classes for the
horse show that will held IN connection with
the QUeens-Nassau Az cultural Society Fair a.
Mineoa. in which the members OF the Meadow
Brook and ROckavay Hunt colonies taking
deep interest.
The show will be held on the last TWO days ot
the exhibition. and will Re in charge OF Thomas
Hitchcock tr- OF the Meadow ETOOk colony
Thomas Bacon and J. a RenwiCk
There number OF interesting prizes 20 Re
offered and also some handsome cups. ard nearly
every member OF the Meadow Brook snl Rocka-
way Hunt colonies viii enter PViZe horses in thS
different classes
The entries in the hunter class wiz Be lare-.
and many of the blue ribbon horses thar have CON-
peted In tho Madison square Garden hcTse shows
will line up for prizes and glory at Mtnecia
unusual and interesting feature q The hoIss
show will be the racing OF fOur-u-hand. twNs
around the EaIf-mile track, with change pr teams
the end OF the first half mile Four horses H1os1
be attached 10 each coach or drag rhaJ Conpetes,
This promises 10 be Of unusual interest 20 tn1
members Of the hunting club colonies &noGt NeN-
York and on The day This takes place tneLe
will large number Of society people pre.ssl,'
Nearly all the boxes numbering some t'il' nv
have already been engaged
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LID ON, SAYS BRACKET.
If Saratoga Is Wide Open the Sen
atOr Does Not KnO1C 1t.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rR1BuSE.l

Saratoga, N Y, July S1.-A stranger in blink
ers and ear muffs might be ignorant of the fact
that the lid is off in Saratoga, but in that
case any little stray dog in the street could lead
him straight to where the tiny ball spins and
the cards come high or low
The little stray dogs have not been over
worked yet. Ear mufs and blfnkers have not
become a fad yet with the visitors that have
stormed the village i'm the last two days
There is a possibility however. that the waits
will not he without job in few days. The
rubber shoes and the mystic sign may take the
paee OF the open hospitalities that exist in
gambling circles now.
Senator Bracket whose word is still law in
this district announced publicly this afternoon
that Saratoga shall become a Western
mining camp. so far it's enterprises of chance
are concerned, and in his own publication, he
says in part:
l can only say that if such state of affairs
exists 1t is up mighty close to the village ad-
minstratiOn to get into action. | not in the
confidence of the present management of affairs,
but Saratoga shall not degenerate to a mining
camp If any word or work of mine can pre-
vent ii.
L don't want to be nosing around unduly as to
how our visitors disport themselves while stop
ping here but law is law. and decency still
stands for something. | know of no reason in
deCency, or in the interest of Saratoga that
will permit every gambler in the country 10
come in here and violate the law. and if the
ofnclalS that are in charge of the village affairs
haven't the self-respect to see that the law is
decently observed. they should be punished for
derelictiOn of duty.
| frank TO say that | see nothing that
warrants any such statements as appear in
The World" but l am very closely confined TO
my work, and get home very early nights, so
that may not be competent judge. But the
law should be enforced.
Had one of the visitors stopping within the
dorIaS
gone to bed at an early hour on Saturday night
he could have INDUCED in lot of luxuries that
he says he really cared for. While
the Senator was putting in these early hours in
innocent slumber the visitor parting
rowfully with $4,000 bank roll The Sabbath.
however was not broken by him. He was broke
when it arrived This little diversion took place
at Ulmann & Mackins, the newest paradise of
chance in town, and being the largest sum that
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has been separated from any visitor, has created
a pleasing bit Of gossip on hotel verandas.
Among those who think they know, the Sen
ators threat Is not taken seriously, and to-day
all the places running Saturday are as hos
pitable ever.
: When the Governor heard of the Senator 8
statement he cOncurred with It's views. and an
nounced that II the subject were brought TO his
attention officially. he would call the Saratoga
authorities attention to II and have the laws
enforced
As matter of fact Senator Brackett has no
control over the municipality. and the men who
are gambling under the caves of his roof are
not afraid that any stray dog will have tht
tenerity lead the complaining visitor To
Albany.
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PROVIDENCE ENTRIES.

Providence, r. l., July 3l-The entries al Mar
rsgansett Park for tomorrow are as follows:
First Gor maiden wo-yesr-olds selling; five fur
Merlingo l0T; Belasco 101 Tsrlie 1O7 Dr. Koch
iOI Sister Belle. 1O4; Josie Hampton thaneeabe
Ioa; Pepper Pod l04; Kumss l04 Nellie Burn IO4 DIV
feep 9S: Venus. 80; Ancient Witch Miss Finch 90
second race dor three-year olds and selling; one
ana one quarter Observation-Disclosures 100.
Yorkshire Lad I00 Cabin 90 Don't Ask Me oG S,,oraD
Court, So: Maggie Stroupe. s6 - 1'''i"e
Third and over opa ,ra 10
siXteenth Cottage Maid Ill; Don't Me- III:
hoond lu5; Master OF Craft 106: Cabin, 1U3; Courier
lo3: Grand slam. 1oS Mrthless. 1Oi. ''
Fourth (Breakers Stakes: handicap:
olds: hve and one-haf furongsJ-Consistent liz Tst
10: T. s. Martin. 115; Philador 49, Rust III: Inter
light l03: Nellie Burn % -' Aii'o'
Firth race GoT threeoyeaT selling about six fur
longs snow King, 100; Hyperion. 100; St Denis IOg.
DelaVa lOi Trajan' l07; Pink Garter 1O7: Meringue
iO'; AZelina: 100; On the Eve 1885, Uncle Henry los:
Black Ball l02: Gold Croft 1O2: Black Cat 100: i;asn,
Cassie V' 'N'o'iN
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FOUR F4VORITES FIRST
only One Outsider Captures Purse
at Providence Track.

providence, r. l.. July 3i.-Despite the heavy rain
on sunday and the absence OF the sun the track
at Narragansett Park was in fair condition to-day
four faVorites and one TO / shot won The sum
mares:
First abou six fIrongsl-Diarnond Finish o. pa.
flne5 even won Collector Jessup 123 (BcIn q 10 sec
ono. Neptunus, lU6 tI,omanell 10 third Time
l'to7s, E, For Luck New York and Meringue also ran
second race tnile and forty fTJe
gesen(' 10 to .. won; Bouver. (RomaDellil
second; Fiji 1G5 (Burnettp. /. third Time /. 4G
hhsht OF weston. Roy Poly. Barbuta RudiD I.smnas
DAY Aqueduct Authority. Hawtrey Young Jesse
also ran Second Light rider at start $3.50
Ihlrd race about six furongs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IIs 'deleesen). to won; Tommy Waddell l2l (Crea
lner) y 70 TO- second: Wild rishman, 100 CWiiev 1 IN
thIrd- Time. LIE Mirthless and Courier also ran
Fourth lone mile; hsndicap)-Master OF craft 10Y
Srmmins) 10 l. won; ClOverland 119 telsesen) o to
1872 Rhythm also ~ = ~ '''"'
Fifth race qive furlongsI-Nagazam, ia (Crimmins,
to .. won; Blue Mamie. PsrriaeJ. o To / second,
PEthia- lCs tBel(, to /, third Time 1:0iA PRO,
gramme. lAackey, Demas Valencia and Lady Pcep also
- "'SO
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FORT ERIE RESULTS.

Buffalo July 31--Long shots and fayOrites di-
viced the card at Fort Erie to-day. Summary:
First fsix furlongs-King Crane, - to won.
Economist 10 to /. second; Tony Hart l. third.
Time. l:l62s
Second -four half furongs,-sweetaav fla via
10 TO l. won, Marvel. to ., second Sonnet IL TO /
third. Time .56-s. -
Third (si1 furlongs)-The Lexington Leader to J.
Time. 1:14%.
Fourth five and ne-haf furlongsl-Armistice s
to !. won: Oniyesa, TO TO- second; Henry Waring.
10 |. third. Time, I:092s
Fifth tsiX furlongs)-Ioch Coil Q 10 3 won;
Reeves 10 l, second; Irene Brady. - Time
1:l6is.
Sixth one-fourth miles}-BrookIyn .
l. won: Harry New. /, second: First Born 3 TO
l. third Time. 2:il+t
New-York tribune., 1905-08-01
NETWORK CALIFORNIAN GAMES.

The forty-nnth annual Scottish games OF the
New-York Caledonian Club. the pioneer club for
field sports in the United States will be held at
Washington Park. Grand-st. between Maspeth and
Newtown. Long Island Labor Day. Monday Sep
tember 4 A large number of events-"Open TO the
worlds scheduled on the programme for compe-
ttion, three valuable prizes being awarded for each
event. Athletes everywhere cordially invited
to compete.
Further information be had by addressing
William MacDun, secretary of games committee
New-YOrk CaledOnian clubhouse, No. $40 Tth-ave
New-York.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING

Inc game between the Highlan anders ard CIeve-
land at American League Park yesterday wa,
postponed on account of a heavy shower Rain
began to fall just before the time scheduled for
the game TO begin and left the diamond in q
NODDED condition The teams will meet again
tO-da NSN'-A
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PHILADELPHIA. 4; CHICAGO.

fhladelphia, July Sl-splendid hitting by PhfIa-
deiphia at the right time gave the home team a
victory over Chicago here TODAY PLANK ,i,cha5 .
sood game Both teams felded we'll The score:
PbiIadalnbi. II. III. E.
NhlCago -.-------.--.-0 1 - o o % o O-I y
Batteries-White aRl sullivan: Plank and Rar.o,
tmpires-Conror and Mccarthy. Attendance 359
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ST. LOrIs :. pnsrnN

q. LOUIS July a.-St Louis took the fourth
straight game from Boston to-day win aasa Tg.
was effective but WnheIra ssuceunbed To a bsttins
rally by the locals which netted six runs 1hs
g. -, r. T..
htstc .-.....''......o q o o 7 % . 0-ir.RS
Batteries-Esan and I,enhy. Wilhelm Dolan ant
Moran Cm9sse-hena. Atsendancs-lSv1
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BROOKLYN IN TEN INNINGS

Pittsburg. July 31.-The Superbas defeated Pitts
burg in an exciting ten-nning game here to-day bv
a score of ! to o.
Scanon, who pitched for the visitors was in
form and kept the Pirates down to six scat
tered hits. Case also pitched good game for the
local nine.
Two singles and sacrifice gave the visitors the
winning run in the tenth inning The score:
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WASHINGTON. 5; DETROIT

Washington July Sr-7Washngton to-day took
&aVantage OF petroits misplays. hit kitson az the
series from the visitors. The score: - 0
NWashinston -.---..-..o rs ?
~iot ~ ''''..'''-''..'-o U % D / 0-i q
Batteries-Patten AMI Heyde1: Kitson and rr,u I'm,
piTe-O' Iaughlin Attendance-312f ''
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N"e"so 'oV Sl'-Nicker and Nichols each had
one bad inning to-day. The former yvas hi, -, 80,
Tour Tour umSs. and forced in run In the nrst
INNING Nichols went to pieces I'm the tbiri snilr
hits and two outs scoring three runs The scors'
chicago ....s.........o - a a
Philadelphia ..........2 % d A A N ~
r,a ,as'eriSs-WIcEsr ami Killing; Nichols. Abbott and
Doom. ehipHe~iiausewlne attendance-=si Suf
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MIST AND FOG AT READvILLE.

Readville Mass, July Sl.-The opening Of tn
midsummer trotting meeting at ReadviIe Park
scheduled for to-day, postponed until to-mor
row on account of mist and fog.
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At New Hayen--New- Haven 3; Springfield
AT Norwich Hartford. B; Norwich l.
At New-lOndon- Meriden 4. New-I0ndon
At Holyoke--Holyoke. o. bridgeport : first rama,
ioyoke. IL: Bridgeport, second gamel e
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POLO At ~N1RR1G4NSETT.
Country sClub of Westchester Second
Team Beats Ne1c-HaUen.

Narragansett Pier, r. l., July 31.-The Country
Club of Westchester. second team. played a close
and exciting match with the New-Haven Free
hooters at the opening of the Point Judith polo
season to-day winning in the last period by score
of 141@ to 1872
Penalties lost the New-Haven team the match
The field was slippery and falls frequent but
injured The lineup and summary:
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LOCAL CRICKET RECORDS.
Team B of Staten Island Passes Team A in
League Race

BY defeating the Brooklyn Zingari cricket team
on Saturday, Team B of the Staten Island Cricket
Club has advanced TO the lead for the champion
ship OF the Metropolitan District Cricket League
staten Island Team A is now second while the
Brooklyn Zingarf are third. The records:
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Automobiles.
FOR SALE, BY OWNER,
UP-TO-OATE rs ~. p. PAN HARD

With new side-doar boiy new Capstovn top cur
tstns ca-huretor and latest steering zss-
machinery Thoroughly averhau.ed and Al ccadteh.
ear futS e'lsipPsd neVN painted and teaey tor use
gocd dne end htsh class in every
waN seats ave. oppcgtuntS Tor a.S WanLh
htst cisss Frereh Immediate de!NNy. Aadoo
:. J. SCOTT. Mcrros-z1, Chicago, -
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CHICAGO. 3: PHLADE1.Ptu,

A. Balttmore- baltimore. 3; Montreal l.
sey City-rafn. -s' ~ 'ih'" ~
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PROFESSIONAL. LEAGUE BASEBALL.
N4TION4I LEAGUE.
Giants Beat Cincinnati 4gdin-
EleUenth Straight VictOry.
GAMES TO-DAY
GAM ES TO-DAY

NATIONAL. LEAGUE.
New-York Cincinnati. Philadelphia at Chicago
Brooklyn Pittsburg. Boston 81. Louis.
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NEW-ENGLAND LEAGUE
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE RESULTS

All New England League games We're postponed an a.
count Of grounds. Vi aS
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md sacrifice gave the visitors the
BROOKLYN
PITTSBURG

for Peitz in tenth inning tBatted Tor case in
inning
Brooklyn ..........-.......O %. o q o % d a. "a a
Plttsburg .............-....0 u % % q q ID Al ~ a. "A
stolen bases--Clarke. Howard Double play-Riteley
and Howard First base on bas-Off Hit bV
pitched ball-GeSser. Struck out-By Case by scan
lon. !. Time Of game. 200. Umpre-Emsle
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BRlTONS LOSE AT CRICKET
FIRST DEFE4T HERE
Gentlemen OF Philadelphia Beat
Marylebone By 81 Runs
lBY TELEcPAPH TO rsE -r,.,....

Philadelphia. July 31-The ,hf-s - -,
game OF the series Of three played bv a..
MaryIebone Cricket Club in this cltv ardas :.
day In the first defeat OF the Englisbr,er =.
margin OF 81 runs by the Gentlemen o. p5',.
deIphia
The visitors were considerably Handicapped ~
day owing to the state 0f the wicket Assr -.
rain OF Sunday and sun OF to-day n ss..--
treacherOus and untrue. IL JUST suited IA. -
livery Of j. A Lester. VINO had the rerns,k,s,-
analysis OF seven wickets and 80 runs
The Enslishmen made a game struggle -,
did not give up until the last wicket fen ~.
they could do little against DR. Lester who -.
them completely tied up.
The match was started on Friday. When uav
was resumed to-day the PhfadeIphlaas had ont.
one wicket in hand in the second inning Tbsv
lost this after scoring five runs making a..
total for the second inning 80. or a grand to,,I
OF 456 for the two innings
The Englishmen made pa runs in tna fra.
inning and were all out in the second turn a.
bat for 1j1, or grand total OF 395. The small
score made by the visitors In the second inuinx
was practically due to the deadly bowling O, =
A. Lester, whO'took seven Of the ten w-ickets
This Is the first match the English erickets-,
have lost In this city, they having won the arSs
match from the Gentlemen OF Philadelohia and
drawn with the team OF eighteen colts Ths
score:
GENTLEMEN OF PHIIA pEI.PT4IA
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New-Hork .---...-..-.-..-....-o 4 I o q q q
Cincinnati ...-...........-......0 o o / o o 10
Twobase hits-Donlin, Seymour. Stolen bases-DshIen
Huggns Double plays Bresnahan Dahlen: Dahien to
McGann; Hugglns TO barry First base halls-Or
Ames. D; OF Chech, D. Sacrifice hit-Strang Strck
by Ames 81 by Chech. Wild pitchEAmes Ttme
Las Umpires-ODsy and Johnstone '
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In the individual records A G. Iaune OF Staten
Isiand Team h. is head with L
foyer. OF the BROOKLYN NOmads second The aver
'
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RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY
AMERICAN LEAGTE

r SrnIadsIphia 4; Chicago. Washington. D Detroit l.
(rain). 1900 - - AN'uis Ns'Hj
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RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
New g. Cincinnati. l. Chicago ,; Philadelphia
Brooklyn. /; Pttsburg. o. ST. Louis. :; Boston. l.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Ram Stops Game WiH ClepeLand
at american League Park.
GAM ES TODAY.

AMERICAN LEAGUE
81 , az Hew-1ork Chicago at Philadelphia
o. -1O1is at Dostoh- Detroit az Washington
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STATE LEAGUE ResuI re

At Aibany-A. J. and c. 3; Albany o.
Al Troy-Utica. 4. Troy. o.
syracuse Wikesbarre. rain.
BinShsmton Scranton rain
EASTERN LEAGUE RESULTS
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Blair & a,tS ] ,qt & IS co as his S t & stall &
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SARATOGA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACETwoy r-Ods which have not won 81 600.
500 added Five and one half furlongs .'
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the end '"apdn
and fass s&H" about
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@Coupled In betting ffOupled in betting on 10 q Door
With plenty In Water excuse Beda me
The track vas too sticky for Ot Wells Alan
Eth RACE. Selling: and over: $500
~ Winner. b. z. hy Donovan--Ia Belle.
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Latter
tsg nrlo 90 etter ~ ~
" b. c. -IioseI Leaf ~ -
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Iurgprnaster
Vendor easily @
RA'ETHE SARATOGA
start Won easily Winner. Tosca
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GENTLEMEN OF PHILADELPHIA.
First innings second Innings
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Fa1i'fknot was running easily and in a cont.
maker would have been closer up with a strong
.eD RAcE.-THE FLASH. f,r wo-year-olds; ,
- Time .'FNaS- Winner br. g. bv Hamburg
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-07
CAMPAIGNERS FOR FUNDS
Committee of Citizens to Solicit
Funds for Y. NJ. c. A. IL
Appointed.

seventy-five business men are ready to
start out Friday on their campaign for
raising their share of the fund for the
new building of the Young Mems Christian
association. The citizens committee, pre-
sided over by II. H. Baldrige, met Thurs
day noon in the rooms of the Commercial
club and prepared for action. Talks were
made by Mr. Baldrige, F. l.. Willis, c. s.
Ward and b. c Wade. The work was d.
vided according to branches Of business
and committees were appointed to see
men in the various lines. A meeting Of the
citizens committee will be held each day
at noon in the Commercial club rooms
and the subcommittee chairmen will report
to Chairman Baldrige.
Following is a partial list of the COM
mittees and their chairmen: Railroads,
Captain Palmer; grain men, Nathan Ner-
riam; miscellaneous corporations, f. Rose
water; railroad headquarters, John Steele;
banks and bank officials, II. j. Penfold;
central retail district, II. X. Burket;
lawyers, Charles A. Goss; real estate,
Charles George; fire insurance agencies,
George DOdson; printers. Charles Wilhelm
packing houses, G. NJ. Hitchcock; army
headquarters, Clement Chase: live stock
men, Mr.. Zimmerman.
H. A. Stones division OF the young mems
committee has gone ahead Of F. L. Erion's
committee, the former having secured
1880 and the latter s1,5O7. Mr.. Stone got
his committee hard at work Wednesday
while Mr.. Erion was out of the city, safe
in the thought that no other committee
could overtake his AS a result Mr.. Erion
lost his lead Tor the first time. ]. II. Wal
lace's committee is third with n,lS.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-07
BARTENDER DIES AT POST
Edward Riley, COlOred, ia seized with
HemorrhnEe While Selling
Drinks in saloon.

Edward Riley, colored bartender at the
saloon of l.. Levi, Eleventh and Capitol
avenue, was seized with a hemorrhage OF
the lungs about 1880 Thursday afternoon
and died in less than twenty minutes.
Riley was performing his duties at the
saloon as usual and while standing behind
the bar fell forward on the floor with blood
pouring from his mouth, He was taken
outside the saloon by bystanders and DR..
II. A. Wigton and Police Surgeon Langdon
were called, working over the dying man
until he expired.
Riley had been employed at Lewis saloon
for about four years and lived alone in a
room over the place. He has no family.
Riley passed through the explosion of the
saloon when the place was wrecked by a
fashlight photographers outfit about two
months ago when the photographer was
killed
Coroner Bradley was notified and took
charge of the remains, which were removed
to the morgue. Riley had been a sufferer
from tuberculosis for a number Of years.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-07
INVEIGLED INTO MARRIAGE
Such is Statement of Man who Makes
Serious Charge Against
Wife

There is suit for divorce now pending
in the district court of Douglas county in
which Lena d. Nelson asks for a separa-
ton from Elon A., and also for alimony
and the custody of the youngest child,
boy. Now comes the father with an
answer and cross-petition in which he
denies the charges OF cruelty and desertion
uet up by his wife. He asserts in his cross
petition allegations against the wife that
are quite serious II true, and also sets up
that she is suffering from an incurable
hereditary disease. He alleges the child is
afflicted in the same way as the mother,
and asks that the boy be left with him.
He charges that he was inveigled into mar
riage by relatives OF Mrs. Nelson, and
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-07
REFUGEES COMING TO PIERRE
No More Deaths Reported, but
Several People Are Not Ac-
counted For.

PIERRE, S. D., July 6.-(Special.)-No
further deaths are known for certain in
the Bad river flood, although several are
not yet accounted for. All streams in the
western part of the state were flooded and
damaged property. Fort Pierre is be-
ginning to recover from the effect of the
storm and is busy supplying relief and
planning rebuilding.
Reports coming in from the Cheyenne
river country show very high water at
Leslie and some property loss, but none
Immediately at the town. Refugees from
all along the Bad river whose property
was wiped out by the flood are getting
into Fort Pierre, and all are relating
STOVES of narrow escapes and hardships
while camping out in the hills with little
food or protection. These nave to be
cared for with those from the town who
are homeless, and 10 assist in that the
tents and blankets belonging to troop b
of this city were this evening sent over
to help relieve the distress.
benefit entertainment is being given
in this city tonight for relief funds. A
party who consisted Of Mrs. Douglas
Lowe and Misses Edna Lowe and Georgia
Hague who started to drive up 70 the
Bad river valley Sunday have not been
located and fears are being entertained
by their friends that they were caught in
the flood and lost.
VERMILION, S. D., July Especial
Telegram THE Missouri river is still ris-
ing here and is out Of its banks In a few
places A rise OF another foot means great
loss to many farmers and stock is being
driven to the uplands. Farm land on the
bottoms along Vermilion river valley from
here TO Centerville is covered with water
and the crop loss is great The Vermilion
is spreading rapidly today southeast OF the
city on the farming district.