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New-York tribune., 1905-06-18

the house occupied by tenants and servants.
Who IS the stranger?' I inquired of Kinpatchi.
TIL to-day l never saw him, ddnndsdu"
Our seed-planting was finished. and still the
s--inger had not reappeared. Leaving the garden.
! -assed through the corridor and entered the main
room Of the servants house. Seated the floor
=, The h5b1chi knocking the ashes from his dimnu-
tive ripe into the dead Goals, was the man. who
bent 10 the floor in humble salutation as entered
Who are YOU, and what are you doing here, with
the servants all ABSENT" | inquired.
D1urasdn am Boonto, and | seek Hama. the
nurse OF the honorable infant l am from her
Province, and bring a letter from her parents,
Passing into the house proper, found the child
and It's mother but no maid Where IS Hana?
I inquired in surprise
Flown upstairs She IS hiding and doesn't
dare TO come down. A man from her Province is
here and wants her to marry him. He insists on
his right by sanction OF her parents The poor
child Is terrified says she IS afraid OF the man. and
doesn't believe his statement to her parents,
because thew have written 10 her nothing about
him"
a pretty state of affairs for white mans
house, Whv didn't you call me-" [ asked with
some feeling.
Hama begged that the man be allowed to go in
peace lest he avenge himself on her.
There was q patter of feet IN the hall. and with
humble obeisance the little brown maid who held
the care Of my heir as an exalted honor, was be
fore US.
oh oE,usau1d! (rrlistress) I have learned Ameri-
can wavs. as nv parents wished. and ind 1t hard
to take for a husband where love Is not. BOonto
IS not good l trernbe at his look My parents
cannot know; but when they speak must obey.
Protect the maiden from the man who would take
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home. We found the native household in excited
cOnclave return. For what had occurred
meanwhile were indebted to the volube Toki who
assumed the role of official reporter
"Oh. daHudSdnt Oh, beautiful okusdmdi We
crave forgiveness if we neglected your bidding We
surely thought two could watch the little one.
Hama and Toki alone We sat by the
hIbdChI and sewed. The Sh0j opened. Boonto,
the bad, entered, He spoke not to me, but stepped
ferCely Hama and seized her by the arm
'''You are mine by the will of your parents!' he
said. My house is ready for its mistress, the sake
for the marriage ceremony is ready to be drunk.
My breast yearns for wife. Gomez
Hama too frightened to cry for the maid
must go to the named by the father. She
was dragged to the open door, powerless to resist
What can a woman do but to obey? At the door
she came to herself, and gave great cry from the
heart: 'Shjo mel
She wrenched her free. A quick step
sounded, and Shijo stood in the doorway | put
my out to the girl else she would have fallen
The two men looked at each other and there
the fire of hate in their eyes Shjo glanced at the
maiden and the white of pity chased the red of
anger from his face but the eye did not change
light.
'''Who dares come between parent and daughter,
between man and plighted wife2' exclaimed Boonto.
al Otaru Shjo. descended from the retainers
of Minamoto. No representative of the parents is
here to vouch for their desire is the custom of
our land. l dare stand between the maiden
and the man who attempts to take her with
out the presence of the spokesman for the
father
The bad one made spring like the cat of the
mountains, and seized the girl at the waist with
one hand. In the other hand gttered the k0dsukd.
drawn from inside the sleeve. Thought is not
quicker than the leap of Shijo to the door, which
he closed
'''Stand aside the blade of a soldier will be
stained by vassal blood! Boonto called Shijo sim
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her awayi The ddJlHdSG'1
has only to speak, TO be
obeyed by all. The beauti-
ful okusdu1d and the little
master, who Is pure ike
the angels of the mission
aries, viii thank him Hama
will write to the parents
and beg them not to give
her to one she fears 50
much" "
With a flood of tears the
suppliant threw herself at
nv feet The little mas
ter" added his wall, and
the oknSausd, in striving to
comfort the twain, gave
her fearful appeal
To such influence any
family man must Weld IN
evitably. True, the law OF
the land gave woman no
volition in the question of
accepting a husband More
over, filial loyalty IS so
strong an inheritance with
the daughters of Japan that
the viii OF parents seldom
is questioned. Here. how
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the command of her parents. I bring
the written authority of the maiden's
father to take her as wife.
He handed me a roll of writing with
the invariable little red seal at its con-
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18

q side 5 leo q 'hs Gsss1'15 earth
everything of
course Is upside down.
Love there naturally
nursues an inverted
course, and the Incl
dents of one such
pursuit are here set
t5rth by an eye-wit-
ness.
kimpatchi and I
were IN the garden.
The Towering cherry
trees were powered
i'm their masses OF
tink blossoms. Over
the wall came the roll
of jinikisha wheels.
The gate latch clicked.
4 Young man in the
dress OF the CONNER
taI class entered.
came up the walk past
the we'll, and disap-
reared IN the corridor
Tween the parts of
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and of late had deve1-
oped such an insatiate
thirst for the tea which
Hama brewed in the ser
wants house, was al
ready in league with the
little marksman.
Several days passed,
and the demands of the
avowed Suitor became
nearly forgotten. My
wife and | were going
out for the evening, and
left early in a jinrikisha.
leaving the little mas
ter" in bed with the
household of servants
on guard, Later the
cook, with Kimpatchi
and his wife, went to
the public bath. leaving
only Hama and Toki at
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Everything Is Upside Down
By H. E. STOGMBRGDGE

ever, the decision of parents
had come only through the inter
vention of the most interested
party. whose motives were not
above suspicion.
In a moment | was back in the
servants house. where the COM
placent Boonto still sat and
smoked
Il gave Hama your message.
She does not wish to marry you.
n-nL ,.c,, Il, al .nnt hn,rln hnt.
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against her will"
The dduudSdH must
know that in our country
the daughter marrieS at
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-06
Chicago beats ST. Louis.
ST. LOUIS.

CHICAGO, May b,--Hard and timely hit
ting, with perfect support behind Lundgren,
won an uninteresting game for Chicago
today, Attendance, $500. Score.
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NORTHWESTERN STARTS WORK
Casper-Lander Extension Will he
Under way saturday with
Many worLmen.

CASPER. wyo.. May 5.-(Speclal. )-work
is TO be started Saturday on the Casper
Lander extension OF the Chicago & North
western. Men, horses. wagons and grad
ing machinery were shipped today from
Deadwood, Beatrice and Lincoln and
number Of laborers will be sent from Den
yer tonight and tomorrow. The North
western will first construct grade for the
supply yards west of the roundhouse here
and lay track at once The grade will
then be pushed on across the Platte river
and out over the plains towards Lander
and the Wind River Indian reservation.
Some time will be required to build the
Platte river bridge, but after It is COM
pleted the work of grading west of the
river will be pushed rapidly.
A lei ge party of Northwestern officials
was here yesterday and went to Chad
ron. They will return in a few days and
in carriages will make n trip over the route
of the proposed road. They will be in the
field several weeks
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small RIts of Snort.

Krug park probably will open May 13.
The big leagues are drawing big crowds
for this season of the year.
Saturday will witness the opening Of the
gun club season at the Omaha Gun club
grounds across the river.
The new Belmont race course, with its
six tracks and accommodations for 40 900,
was opened Thursday.
Sundays excursion train to Des Moines
leaves the Union depot at 1880 and will
arrive in Des Moines in time for the eX-
cursionists to get their dinners before the
game starts.
Danny Shay has decided to accept the
terms OF the Robinsons, and IL is thought
by some that the reduction OF Nichols and
Brain was part of the agreement under
which Shay was 70 return.
All western tennis players are planning
to come to the big tournament in Omaha
in August This city has made a reputa-
tion in the matter OF entertaining visitors
at these meets and the players are all
glad to come.
Kid Nichols. the deposed manager OF the
St. Louis Nationals, and David l.. Brain,
the deposed captain, both will be retained
their release, but this was refused by the
Robinsons, who said they could not get
along without either one OF the men.
Chairman Hoel and other members OF the
golf committee at the Field club have
bought a wagon load OF prizes for the tour
nament Saturday afternoon. Stems, golf
bags and golf sticks galore will be given
with a lavish hand TO the winners. The
old stars will be sufficiently Handicapped
so that the new players all will have an
even break for the prizes.
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ARRANGEMENT FOR RoUND-UPs
Commence in sturgis District Late
in MAY.

sTURGIs, s. D., May 5.-(special. )-There
will be no regular schedule of roundup
program printed this year, owing to some
misunderstanding, but the following is the
program for the local roundup. with dates:
Moreau Round-up-Begins May 20 at the
Flying-V ranch, working up the South
Moreau to its head; over to North Moreau
and down to the F'lying-V; thence down
main Moreau to reservation line; up Rab-
bit and Antelope creeks to the head, down
Thunder butte to the reservation line and
thence to Grand river.
Belle Fourche River nd-up-Beginning
May % at the mouth of Bull creek on the
Belle Fourche; down the Belle Fourche and
Cheyenne to the reservation line; thence
up Red Owl to its head thence across to
Hay creek; up the Elms to the head and
thence to Willow creek
Sulphur Round-up-Begins June 5 at the
reservation line on Sulphur; thence up that
creek to its head and thence. to Willow
creek.
Range foremen will act as roundup fore
men on their respective ranges.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-06

HURON. S. D., May Especial )-Horse
thieves appear 20 be doing large business
in Keya Paha county, Nebraska; Lyon
county, Iowa. and in the southeastern part
of South Dakota. Notices have been re-
ceived by Sheriff Young Of this city noti-
flying him OF the operations Of gang Of
horse thieves that infests those sections.
A dozen or more valuable horses, together
with sets of harness. buggies, etc, have
been stolen during the last few weeks Re
wards are offered for the return of the
missing animals or for information that
will lead to the arrest and conviction of
the thieves. Some years ago the Wessing-
ton hills were the rendezvous OF n gang OF
rustlers operating in the localities now
suffering from the same cause and finally
several of the gang were captured and
hung, and this might be the fate of the
present organization IL they get into the
hands of those whose horses they have
stolen.
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Postponed Games.

At Denver-st. Joseph Denver game post.
poned.
At Colorado Sprlngs--Colorado Springs
Sioux City game postponed.
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City Omcer Twenty Years.

ABERDEEN, S. D.. May 5.-(Special)-
On May /, 1885, August c. witte first took
his seat as a member of the Aberdeen city
council. On Monday evening, May /, 1905
he retired to private life. During the in
tervening twenty years Mr.. Witte has
served as alderman or mayor all but two
years. His retirement this year was by his
own desire his large business interests pre-
venting him from longer serving the city.
Just before the council adjourned sine die
Alderman w. G. Wells, in behalf of the
members of the city council and the city
officials, presented Mr.. Witte with a Ma
sonic watch charm engraved with the en-
blems of the Scottish and York Rites OF
that order
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VNWI" ffsfss'fss' s''ss''' II
nEa MOINEG-

Des Molncsi '...... ........i o06iio oo0ii66-i 4
Stolen base; Thlel. o-base hit: Leifeld
Double play; Martin TO Thomas. Bases on
balls: on Leiheld, 1; of Iiebhardt, g.
Struck out: by Lelheld. 13; by Lelbhardt
6 wild pitches, Lelheld, 3. Time; 2;l0
Umpire: Burns,
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-06

RAWL1NS, Wyo May 5.-(Special)-
Wyoming wool has reached the highest
price ever attained since the inauguration
of the industry in this state thirty years
ago. Andy Nelson g. Co. were the lucky
flockmasters, receiving 22% cents per pound
for 5000 pounds. Francis, Wiley & Co.
of Boston were the purchasers. The wool
is very fine. Wool has been selling here
for, from 10 to % cents for a week, and It
is predicted the high-water mark will not
be reached until 241h and % cents is offered.
1t is reported that one flockmaster received
% cents for his wool, but the report cannot
be confirmed.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-06
THIRTEEN INNING SHUTOUT
Neither Omaha Nor Des Moines Able TO Get
Man Over Plate,
ONLY ONE ERROR, THAT BY 1ES MONIES
Iiebhardrs Pitching the Feature of
the Game, Allowing Only Five
Hits in the Thirteen
Innings.

DIES MONIES. May 5.-(speclal Tele-
gram.)--A thirteen-inning game on the
home grounds with Omaha today was the
greatest exhibition ever witnessed here
One error In the entire game was tho rec
ord, Hogriever overthrowing first Omaha
had eleven hits Des Mones Ave. but none
at time to make runs. Umpire Burns
called the game on account of darkness,
Liebhardts pitching was the feature OF
the game, Des Moines' hits being scattered
Lelleld famed eleven men. There were nc
close decisions except balls and strikes
The score:
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Earned runs; Kansas City. 5; Mime
apois, l. Two-base hits: Graham, Oyler,
Butler Rickert, Bonner. First base on
balls: on Stovall, L; off Hines, 3: OF
Morgan, 2, Innings pitched; BY Stovall. L;
by Hines, $, Hits; on Stovall, 5; of Hines,
), Struck out; BY Hines, 3; by Morgan, 3.
Double play; Graham, unassisted. Sacri-
fee hit: Doney. Hit with pitched ball: BY
Morgan, i, Stolen base; Nance. Left on
bases: Minneapolis, 5; Kansas City, s.,
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-06

The Excelsior team, which made a
Worlds record last summer, started an
other season last night with win from
picked team. Even the association al
ieys were slow from the wet weather and
no large scores were made on either side.
Huntington pulled out the high total, with
$50, but his late partner In doubles won
have much to say for some days. The
Excelsiors are open for games with all
comers, and will probably be accommodated
by the sape team next Friday night; the
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-06

when they scored once. The features of
the game were the batting of the Tekamah
team and the pitching OF Bucklin, who
twice during the game pitched out OF
very bad place; with men on second and
third and only one man out he struck out
the next two men up, and out OF six times
at bat he made a double and three singles.
Score: -
R.H. 70.
Tekamah 80 20s o e-l5 u )
Batteries: Tekamah, Bucklin and Copple
Lyons, Cook and Tarrant. Umpire: Harry
Gnhmnn.
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Nebrnslkn Bows Shut out,

ST. LOUIS, May 5.-(Special Telegram.)-
Nebraska university base ball team was
defeated by Washington here this after
noon. Score: R.H. f.
Washington IL 0 Q 0-1 I l
Nebraska .....0 0 0 0 0 0 0 90 . 2
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-06
Iowa Track Team selected.

IOWA CITY, May 5.-(Special Telegram }
The following men compose the Iowa uni
at Cedar Falls tomorrow: Sprints, Rem
shaw Riencke Davis, Donean; hurdles,
MsR sSne KSy Yoaag Shaw jeeTs aSP
don; pole vault, Smith, Clark; weights
Chalmers, Mcmahon, Schwinn, Durkee,
riOn.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-06

Tekamah defeats Lyons.

Games today: Chicago at Cleveland, De
troit at st. Louis, Philadelphia at Washing,
ton, New York at Boston.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-06
Southern League Games.

At reveport-Shreveport. IL; Little
Rock, Z,
AT New Orleans: New Orleans 8;
Memphis, 1.
At Nashvile-Nashville s; Atlanta, l.
At Montgomery-Birming 8; Mont
gomery, I.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-06
Water Works Propoa,tioD rD

LAKE ANDES. S. D., May 5.-(Special.) }
The town board of Lake Andes has re-
jected a petition for a franchise to private
parties for a water works system in the
town and the ordinance will be voted on
at a special election to be held within
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-06

first intercollegiate game OF the season
with Grinnell. defeating them to Score
r. II. T.,
Grinneii ..... 0 0 0 o 0 0 % I 5
Batteries: Ames, Riley and Willett; Grin
nell, Smithson and Valerius. Umpire' hes-
ipr Of AmAe
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-06

ST. LOUIS, May 5.--The local American
league team celebrated its FIRST appearance
al home this season by winning from De-
troit, II 20 T. The game was remarkable
for its intermittent batting rallies The
locals drove Killian from the box I'm the
sixth inning and also gave Kltson, who
eighth, when he was succeeded by Ford,
who was touched for two singles which
gave St Louis the winning lead Attend
ance, 200. Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-06
Cnneue nnae Rnn Gnmen.

At St Louis-Washington university, !;
Nebraska university, 0.
At Lawrence, Kan.-University of Colo
RADIO 8; Haskell Indians 5.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-06

TEKAMAII. Neb., May 5.--(Special,)- 1.-THE
Tekamah base ball team won from the
day by score OF Is 90 l. Tekamah had
them shut out up 20 the seventh inning
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-06
DrookIyn Women win.

PHILADELPHIA, May Sat the last
session today of the Women's Whist league
the Brooklyn trophy was won by the
BROOKLYN Woman's Whist club.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-06
Gray knights beat the KountEe's

defeated the Kountze's by a score of 1S to
r. Batteries: Gray Knights, Gardiner and
McCulough; kountze's Julian and Mills.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-06

YANKToN, s. D., May 5.-speci9l Tele-
gram.)-Robbers looted the postofhce at
Viborg. near Yankton, Of $500 In money and
stamps, escaped and left no clue.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-06
Trnvi. Defeat. Jenninrs.

GARDEN CITY, l.. l., May 5.-Walter J.
Travis easily won his match in the contest
for the prize cup in the open tournament
in the Garden City Golf club, which was
der r. Jennings. Travis made the round
in 81
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-06

Hits; on MCKINLEY, 8 in four innings;
Chicago, s; st, Louis, s. Two-base hits;
Tinker Clarke. Home run: Tinker. Sacri-
Ace hit; shannon. Stolen bases; Barry.
slagle, Struck out: by Lundgren, s
Passed ball; Grady. First base on balls;
pn Lundgren, g. off McGinley, >; OF Ksl-
Mm, l. Hit with pitched ball: O'Neill
rlme. l;hO. Umnire; Klem
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-06
WnnhInrtnn WInn AM ainth.

WASHINGTON, May 5.-A batting rally
in the sixth inning gave Washington to-
days game, Brilliant fielding marked the
work OF both teams Stahl cut off number
OF safe hits and HOFFMAN pulled down ap-
parent two -bagger5. The home team, re-
turning home from their eastern trip at
the head of the league, was greeted by a
stahl was presented with floral design.
Attendance, 10,65S. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-06
Rest Kent Union Pnciac Track.

LARAMIE, Wyo., May 5.-(speciaL)-
Roadmaster Ed Duell has been advised
that the fifth and sixth districts of the
Union Pacific have been awarded the prizes
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-06
Pittsburg Outplaya Cincinnnti,

.PITTSBURG, May 6.--Leever was invin-
chile up To the ninth inning, only two OF
the visitors reaching first Then single
and triple and an error gave them two
runs, Ptttsbdrg hit Harper freely in the
fourth and won the game, Captain Kelly
protested tho game ON the ground that
the pitchers box Is not graded according
to rule, Attendance. 5000. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-06

ST. LOUIS, May 5-The twenty-five-mile
Marathon race to be run under the auspices
of the Missouri Athletic club will take
place tomorrow afternoon. The course was
Inspected today and found to be very
muddy in places. Candidates for the race
assembled at the club house today and
were given a thorough physical examina-
tfa,,
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-06

thirty days. This Is the second time that
the Initiative and referendum law adopted
six years ago has been invoked.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-06

Nebraska Iadian. Iriad a saap.

Games today Boston az New York
Rronkiyn al Philadelphia. Cincinnati al
ittlsil,rg ST. Louis AZ Chicago.
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Kansas City Beats Minneapolis.

MINNEAPOLIS, May 5.--A crowd of 1900
enthusiastic fans shivered in the cold here
today while Minneapolis lost the first game
Stovall was hit hard in the first inning
and two doubles and three singles netted
five runs. Hines replaced Stovall and was
invincible until the ninth, when his wild
ness, coupled with good hitting, netted the
visitors three more. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-06
NEW YORK

Sacrifice hits; Freeman (2). keeler Burk-
EFT. Two-base hit: Collins. Three-base
hit; Dougherty, Home runs; Ferris,
Keeler, stolen bases: Conroy, Fultz. nou-
BILE plays: Collins to Grimshaw to Collins,
Collins to Grlmshaw. First base on balls;
on Powell, ]. Hit with pitched ball; BY
Powell, II Struck out: By Winter, 5; by
Powell, g. Time; ils. Umpire; Connolly.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-06
Boston Wins from New York.

BOSTON, May with two men on bases
in the seventh inning of todays game,
Ferris hit to deep left center for home
run, winning the game from New York.
Another run came in the eighth on two
singles and an outfeld fly, New York
scored in the fourth on DoughertYs three
bagger and a single by Fultz. Keelcr' $
home run added another score in the ninth.
Two fast double plays by Collins and Grim
shaw were the helding features Attend
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-06

SCRIBNER, Neb,, May 5.-(Special. 1.-The
Scribner Juniors defeated the locals In a
very interesting game by the score OF to
s Score:
Scribner Juniors..o Ol2SO 0 S-s
Locals .,....,....,,,0 0 0 0 5 0 SIS
Battertes Scribner Juniors, Brown, stat
ford and Meyer; Locals, Dryer and Robert
son.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-06
DETROIT.
ST. LOUIS

Detroit De Hu'' .........S .......'..SS 81
Earned runs: st. Louis. 3; Detroit 2. Two
base hits. Cooley Coughlln, Hickman, Wal
Home run: Frisk, Sacrifice hits: Petty,
Weaver. Double plays: Hickman to Drill,
Koeher to Petty, Petty to Jones' Stolen
by pitcher: BY Morgan. Cooley. Wild
pitch: Petty, Bases on balls: on Morgan,
q; of Killian. a. off Kitson. q, or Petty |.
Struck out: BY Morgan, /; by Petty, /;
by Kllian, /. Hits; or Morgan, in six
innings; off Petty. In three innings; off
Klllian, in five and one-third innings;
of Kitson, 4 In one and two-thirds innings
of Ford, In one inning. Left on bases st.
Louis, 1: Detroit 3. Time l;5O. Umpire:
Sheridan.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-06
standing of the Teams.

Games today: Toledo at Columbus, Il
dianapolis at Louisville. Milwaukee at S
Paul, Kansas City at Minneapolis.
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GAMES IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
bats Indianapolis Pitcher
All Over the Lot.

LOUISVILLE, May 5.-The locals batted
starkolls all over the lot today and won
the first game OF the series. Campbell was
n puzzle to the visitors. Catches by ker-
win and McCrcery were the features. At
tendance 1,200. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-06
brooklyn lunches Hits in Eighth and
nenta phIIndclnhin.
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, May b,-By bunchinR
hits In the seventh ana eighth innings to-
day Brooklyn defeated the locals with COM
parative ease. Attendance. 1855, Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-06
Cleveland Wins from ChicnRo.

CLEVELAND, May 5-Cleveland won
again today from Chicago. The locals
touched Smith up for two singles and a
double in the fifth inning. the three hits
and base on balls being good for three
runs, Chicago's only run was secured on
a hit, two outs and Turner's error. Catches
by Jones and Lajoe were the fielding fea-
lures, Attendance, 3bu. Score
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-06
COLUMBUS.
ARatted for Malarkey


Toledo ......,.........1 0 0 0 0-5
Columbus ....,.......1 0 y 0 Is
Stolen bases: Gilbert, Demont Sacrifice
han. First base on balls: OF Malarkey, 5;
off Minnehan, I. Two-base hits: Malarkey,
play: Minnehan TO Clingman to Doyle.
Hit by pitched ball: Clark Struck out:
BY Malarkoy 3; by Minnehan, l. Passed
balls: Brown. 9 Time: 1:5O Umpire: Kane.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-06
po.,omce 4. pobbcd

for the best track. best kept sections, sta
tions and grounds on the system.