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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-29
SCOURGE SIT UATION
Better at New Orleans But is
Unsatisfactory Elsewhere.
SPREADING IN PENSACOLA
Present Outlook in Florida Port City
is Decidedly Observation-Disclosures
from Mississippi and Country Sec
tons Of Louisiana.

A New Orleans special says: Rea-
son for a continued hopefulness that
yellow fever will be practically
memory on the da.9 scheduled for
the visit of President Roosevelt was
found by the authorities in Mondays
report, which, while exceedingly en-
couraging in the matter of new cases,
after the long report for Sunday, also
indicated that the fever now prevail
ing is of comparatively light type.
Publication we're made during7the day
Of the absolute discovery Of the germ
Of yellow fever. The railroads report
q large increase in their incoming pas
senger business, indicating the return
Of Orleanans who have been away.
Mondays official report was as fol-
lows: New cases. 81, total to date
2,S60, deaths Monday 8, total deaths
$40. cases under treatment 282, dis
charged 2,216.
News from the country indicated
two new points of infection, one in
Avoyelles parish and another. in AS
sumption parish. The country reports
we're: .q,,
Kenner-Eight new cases.
Tallulah and Vicinity-Bight new
cases.
Alexandria-Two new cases.
Lake Proyidence-Nine new cases.
BorOdine-One case.
Near Napoleonville-One case, two
suspicious. re5 r.. 80
Bayou Boeuf and Amelia @six days)
Thirteen new cases. ,...:en- ~, ~ - 9.
Terre Bonnie Parish Etwdgg'daya)a7
Fofty-seven new cases, foasFs aeaSfs; ;,a
Fishers Camp, BarratarfaAaaB0eE
new cases. ~v
Patterson-Twenty-six new cases,
situation in Mississippi, r. -
The yellow fever infection at. Ham: Ham:
burg, Miss, is spreading, rapidgyy,nilne
new cases, four suspicious dcassst and
one death being reported Monday;
Two trained nurses furnished by the
state board Of health reached Ham.
burg this afternoon and we're assigned
to duty. The summary from other IN
fected points is as follows. s.aa',
Natchez-Three new cases, oneitteew
foci, no deaths. 49,. .,a' w.
vlcksburg = One new case, no
deaths. a }s.& =
Gulfport = Four new cases; no
deaths. 7!qIa 'v
Roxie-oue new case, one death.
Mississippi City-One new 'ease,' no
deaths. I'm ,--.- :,
Discouraging at Pensacola.
Twenty-Five new cases of yellow fe-
yer were reported by Pensacola ply
sicjans to the health office for the "a
hours ending at six O'Clock Monday
night This makes thirty-four cases for
Sunday and Monday t4r
The situation! is rather discour-
aging. as the cases are scattered all
over the city, and all hope OF check
ing the disease befol-s the appearance
of frost has been practically aban-
doned.
Instructions were received from
Surgeon General Wyman to proceed
with the establishment of a de-
tention camp near McDavid upon gov
eminent land. The camp will accom-
modate 100, and applications from
nearly 200 have already been received
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-29
MCCALL is ASKED QUESTION.

Defeated Candidate Guys President Of
NeW York Life.
In an open letter to President John
A. Mccall of the New York Life In
surance company, Franklin Leonard
a defeated democratic candidate for
congress in the seventeenth district Of
New York City, has asked Mr.. Nc
Call how much Of his money. paid on
a life insurance policy, had been used
to defeat him.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-29
WOMEN AS STRIKE BREAKERS.

A New Experiment. is Being Tried In
Chicago Print shops.
Experiments in the shops Of the
Chicago Typothetae since the printers
strike began promise a new field Of
industry for girl stenographers. The
employers say so successful have the
young women proven as operator"
in large pritlng houses that the pros.
poets are good for more Of them. The
Typothetae has advertised for a hun
dred girls for machine work to take
the places Of the striking printers. At
present twenty-five girls are acting as
strike breakers.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-29
VENEZUELA Anglers FRANCE.
Harsh Treatment Of French Minister
Calls for Apology.

Harsh Treatment Of French Minister
z Calls for Apology.
The offensive attitude Of Venezuela
against M. Taigny, the, French Charge
daffaires lat Caracas. has aTGH8ed in
dignation in official quarters In, Paris.
President Rouvier demands thatyWen-
ezueia disavow the offensive action
and adopt course conformable with
the usual, coqFtesies Of diplomatic in,
tetests. ~
sRlie Venezuelan authorities are now
SEEKING to show that their action was
directed gaiffst M. 1Taigty, personally
and not against The French govern
ment, but the. officials in Paris do not
accept the distinction between Tais-
ayls personal and Official capacity
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-29
GREEN AND eAYNoR LOSE OUT

Habeas Corpus Appeal Decided
Against Them IN Montreal Court.
A decision against Colonel ]. F.
Gaynor and Captain B. d. Green, was
handed down by Judge Ouimet at
Montreal Canada, Saturday in the
court Of Kings Bench. The defense,
still has two weeks IN which
to begin further proceedings to act
as stay. 3 !,
The decision given was on writ
of habeas corpus based upon the con.
tention that Judge La Fontaine, the
commissioner who held them for ex.
tradition. had no authority to act
in the case.
Judge Oulmers decision quashing
the writ Of habeas corpus upholds the
original order for extradition issued
by Judge La 'Fontaine. Au.imann /,
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-29
FIVE MURDERED AND cREMATEo

Negro Woman and -Four Children Vic
tins Of Assassin in Florida.
Early Friday. morning the charred
remains Of Lula Wise, a negro wo-
man, and her four children were
found in the smoking ruins Of her
home near Jacksonville, Fla, when
was burned during enc night.
The skulls Of tbs woman and all
~ her children we're crushed, indicat-
ing that they had been murdered ana
the house had been burned to conceal
the crime.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-29
BANK FORCED TO THE WALL

Kansas City State Institution Goes
Into Liquidation.
The Kansas City State bank, Wiley
s. Cox, president, failed to open its
doors Monday, having gone into vol,
untary liquidation. The bank had
loaned 100000 to the bank of Sal
mon & Salmon at Clinton, Mo, which
failed last July, catching depositors
for several hundred thousands Of dol
lars.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-29

f,om George Dewey, admiral Of the
American navy. to aid in the cree
fioShh' 't0Sf'' c. monument to. the memory
off, Lieutenant ThomHs Brumby, the
gRllant young Georgian who died
shortly after the Spanigh-Amegican
war. ~
: Lieutenant !Brnmby was Admiral
Dewey'sF nag lieutenant. and was
special favorite with the hero of Ma
ndla, who.held him as valued fricni
The state '4f Georgia has designated
"a spot ON the capitol grounds for the
erection OF the monument, and two
aapnon captured from the Spanish dur
ing the wat will be placed at the
base of the tstntue.
The oomnittee has now raised the
SUM of 81 800 leaving $500 to be
secured before work can be started
on: the monument.
@%3,i.a w. 4e
Lays Crime to Mother.
Reports received IN Albany from
Newton, state that sensational devel.
opnents in the Milper- murder case
have occurred A special to The Her
aldAsaSs:
s.'Yeater&ay oslintan Miner, the
young man, who is in Jail charged with
killing ;hisEfathet, Rollie Miner, sent
for several Of the, eitizeps ii thetown
and 1nade$a fur and complete state
mont OF how the, killing occurred and
by whom the crime was committed.
i.:Fi9r said that his mother and father
we're .quarreling over a hound dog
when his mother seized the gun and
shot, his father. He said that his moth.
er got him to tell the story about his
shooting his father while asleep. They
thgua plahned for XfLl to act crazy In
order, to- cover up the crime.
eTnS nlabihgs his confession, young
Mtlher gaiq' that he had stood the
styain. ::fs long 'as he could and that
he would tell the. truth If 1t killed
him. AID the result OF hist confession
Ates tautEnritiea. sent over and had
MIS-. Miner arrested " and lodged In
'A'is b -
:. Exceptions in. Rawlings Case.
Seven different bills Of exceptions
have been filed in the state supreme
coupt, III connection with the Rawlings
'tafGilyl 6t Valdosta. three Of whom
@HEe4 sentenced to, by hanged for the
nsRa Cor the Carer children.
shea one each in the
tsses 81 hI Il Jesse Rawl-
ff4ngs and ,gesegss ARaWlings, the father,
bare apRqelss,fffsiphb efe deeision Of the
! Superior yours ssBowHdesh county, re-
'isssAa to grant new trials
Milton Rawlings has filed through
his. attorneys two other bills Of ex-
1 ceptlbns, one to the decision Of the
l9Hat court in refusing change Of
4venate and another to the decision
4 B1erFuIing the demurrer to the indct-
mRnt Jesse Rawlings and J. G. Rawi-
EingsE have also filed bills of excep.
tions to the courts decision in over
ruling demurrers in their cases.
The Rawlings cases will come up
for hearing before the supreme court
on Monday, October 16, criminal cases
,having been assigned at that time. IA
all capital cases the solicitor general,
by whom they were prosecuted is as
sisted before the supreme court by
the attorney general
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-29
ROYAL. ARcANUM RESTRAINED.

Injunction Granted, in United states
Court at Nashville.
On the petition Of members Of the
Royal Arcanum, Judge Clark Of the
United States circuit court at Nash
vile, Tenn, Thursday, granted an in
junction restraining the supreme
council Of the Royal Arcanum from
putting into effect the advance in
rates.
The petitioners allege that the new
rates VIII force out Of the order every
member over so years Of age,
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-29
NEGROES TRY TO LYNCH NEGRO
Prisoner Had Attempted to Assault a
White Woman.

prisoner Had Attempted TO Assault "A
White Woman.
A negro, Robert Taylor, attempted
TO assault tie wife Of Deputy Sheriff
"a. J. Shores at Clayton, Mo, Sun
day, and was shot by Shores and bad.
" wounded. The shooting attracted a
mob Of negroes from the congrega-
Aion of a colored church, who attempt
ed to lynch Taylor, but were prevent
ed.
Deputy Shores had allghted from
a street car and hearing a woman
scream and seeing negro running,
he fired and the negro fell.
Later he discovered it was his OWE
wife whom the negro had seized as
she was on her way home from a
neighborhood visit He found her in
a faint lying on the sidewalk
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-29

PRTNTERs-Bew Of munifcent offers
bv Arms IN Atlanta and elsewhere. Typo
Graphical unions are contending for living
ygaGes and humane conditions. II you
want to come to Atlanta address ao
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-29
GEORGIA NEWS
-. ~ I
a..
Epitomized Items Of Interest
Gathered at Random.
WIN Hold Cotton for II Cents.

VIII Hold Cotton for II Cents.
AT a meeting or'the HsoFeven oountyi
branch Of the Cotton Growoss' Asso,.
citation, which wps held IA .sylvan.ta, !,
and was largely attended, the farmers
resolved to stand by the action o. the
general executive committee and 70
hold their cotton for II cents.
y ..;,
Attacked Revenue Officer.
Charged with the offenser of jump
ing on and beating Bevenuen Oficet'
Berkstrom with a stick, I'D Lavender, i.
citizen Of Dublin, wes. jarraigned be-
fore United States COMMISSIONER w:
e. Martin at Macon and placed under,
al $500 bond for his appearance when.
the federal grand jury bets in bis. case,
- .,fa 4: Vs.. -
Lawyers Charged s-lith Rarratry. =
w. NJ. Hayward and Johq h 70; MY
rick, two well known lawyers OF Sa-'
vannoh, have been indicted by the
grand jury on charges of 'Barratry.
they are alleged to- have been guilty
OF the solicitation Of civil BUSINESS: Y,
,,Myrick several years ago was a
candidate for congress from the. sas
vannah district, runRing. on the repub.
lican ticket. ..,r 81. ~, ~
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-29
miniature -lis.i Of Old Hons:.E !,

Miniature Of Old tfonfe." -. .,...
las the crest upon the mefa cards
fJr. the elegant funUdeon. IL 6e. tens
dered President Roosevelt by the State
fair on the occasion Of his visit to
Atlanta. will appear in engraved min
lature the Roosevelt maternal home,
to which the president proposes to pay
a visit before reaching ATLANTA on the
morning of October 20. ~. -.
~ Veterinary in~oreat Rs Der 4 i,
i: Since the passage Of the law at the
recent. session of the legislature pro.
viding for the appointment Of vetsEe
mary surgeon upon the request Of
TIE ofdiHaTy of'any Goanz sA9Y1iJPfg,
'thAt the '1frtuahstaE.as wawantsr tt,
thereF HIS 5een VII agsgsFog ,Riot!
one f9dEest d'{dEy- taaaqs ,llFlqp Lire
'kitgffchltufals a6b6UtneGtt feE ,,aefY.'
ices of hdfsg teisceiSsss,pdNOt ol,d END
the indications are tiiat,tAege ia go-.
ing to be work enough in thisI 1iRel
TO Keep a'veteHnaTta,n segg,lsSrl y, en-
ployed 'e3ery dayain the year. -
q '': - .'$@f. -, ..l,, :
70 EstabiishsAertsuItHral College,
y A stock cbmpany mas been organ.
lied among the tItszenbi. Of ssEQrtf
county for the establishments Of an.
agricultural college ets .Ieabella,
The company has been =. offered the
use Of the former court house at that
place, which will be used as school
building.
State School Commissioner Merritt,
who has returned from Worth county,
states that there is a great deal Of
interest being taken in educational
matters by the citizens Of hescounty.
Liberal subscriptions have be6h Mode
toward establishing the selrool - % i.
"
Matheson Head Of the Tech.
Professor X. G. Matheson, chairman
Of the faculty Of the Georgia School.
Of Technology will bes retained .indefi-
Ritely as head OF that institution by
the board OF trustees. This decision
was reached at b special meeting u
the board in ATLANTA the past week,
an extraordinary session having been
called to take some action upon nam
ing a president Of the School Of Tech
nology.
It is understood that it is the wish
Of the board OF trustees that no chang
es be made in the management Of the
school, and that Professor Mathesdn
will act indefinitely as chairman OF
the faculty. No date has been named
for an election for president ''.l'
- - 2-<~~ s.hg4,ye
New Road Asks for chartsr, ~
A petition for a charter fot'otGe
Cordele, Hawkinsville and Northeast
ern railroad was filed at Cordele, a few
days ago. The incorporators are, J
Pope Brown, H. p. ,LoYeioy, W., N.
Persons, B. J. HenryjaL. J. Har-
ward and C. w. Jordan, Jr., Of Haw-
kinsvilIe, and B. p. 'BgNeal, r. L.
Wilson, Il. X. Parker. @. C. Cults,
n. c. Harris, F. r. Wallace. J. A;
Ward and W, H. Doris Of Cordele!
The proposed capital stock is $4,000
900.
The petition sets out that the road
will run from Cordele in northeast
erly direction to TippettvilIe and from
there directly to Hawkinsviile. IT is
estimated that the length Of the road
will be IS miles. The principal once
Ct the company is 10 be in Cordele.
.~.a. ~" e..
. Dewey Honors 5runnby.
I:w~B.r ,J0yner, president OK the
prumbv monument oohimittee at A.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-29

AS the crest upon the meIfd cards
fur the elegant funIai1eotin.. Be-: tehs
dered President Roosevelt by the state.
fair on the occasion Of his visit to
Atlanta will appear in engraved min
lature the Roosevelt, maternal home,
to which the president proposes to pay
a visit before reaching ATLANTA on the
morning of October 20. -,
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-29

Dewey Honors srumby.
VIZ ,Joyner, president 'oE the
Brumby monument committees at A.
ishtk, hss 'feoeived~.a CHECK for 800
A,..f
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-21
BURTON FILES A DEMURRER
Senator Does Not Want TO he Tried
Again for Alleged
Omense.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2O.--In the United States
circuit court Senator Burton of Kansas
charged with appearing before the Post
Office department to prevent the issuance Of
a fraud order against the Rialto Grain and
Securities company of St Louis, filed a de-
murrer through his attorney against the
new indictment returned against him since
the supreme court nullifed former in
dictment on technical grounds.
The objections urged in the demurrer set
forth that the indictment fails TO inform
the accused OF the nature and cause of the
accusation; that there is no statement OF
facts constituting an offense against the
federal laws and that the allegations are
partial and defective. The time for hearing
arguments on the demurrer has not been
set.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-21
'Battsd for scanlon

Totals ----- 30 sH "A
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-21

WAHOO Neb., Sept. 0.-(Special Tele
gram),-In a close and exciting contest
Wahoo won the first of the series Of games
for SlOO a side with Fremont by score
OF to l. The game was pitchers duel
between Anderson, Wahoo's southpaw. and
Eads for hte visitors with honOrs slightly
in favor OF Anderson, who was the steadier
OF the two. F. Johnson's catch in right
feature, but both teams played superb ball
throughout About $50 rooters came with
the visitors, The next game of the series
occurs at Fremont September "A The
score:
r. II z
wahoo .........o 0 0 o 0 - !
Fremont 80 o 0 O-l l
Batteries: Wahoo, Anderson and John
son; Fremont Eads and Shea Umpires:
Fox and Crawford
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-21
TAKES HIMSELF TO PRISON
No Guard Required to Escort Ten
nessee Convict to the state
Penitentiary.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Sept 20.-W. A Bar
field. convicted in Lauderdale county Of
manslaughter and sentenced to serve one
year in prison. arrived in Nashville yester-
day and at once went to the penitentiary.
He said he had come to serve his term.
He donned the stripes and went behind
the bars
At Ripley Barield got the necessary
papers committing to prison, bought his
own railroad ticket and came to Nashville
unattended. The authorities at Ripley had
every confidence in his promise TO come on
to Nashville and therefore decided not to
send a guard with him.
Barfeld's case has been in court several
years. he having been sentenced to serve
twenty years on his first trial
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-21
swormstedt Referred to Courts.

Player l. r, SWoTmstedt was ordered
stricken from the Western league reserve
for collection OF the 1902 which he claims
as a balance due from the Colorado Springs
or Pueblo club, Ia a decision announced
today by the national base ball commission,
which at the same time expresses the
belief that no Is entitled to the money,
The case arose over the transfer of the
Colorado Springs club 10 Pueblo and the
claim had been denied by the National as
sociation before Swormstedt applied 10 the
national commission.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-21
WITH rue BowLERs.

Last night the Black Kats tried their
claws on a picked team Just to show what
they expect to do to the OntmOds Friday
night Below is given their bowling aliases,
but they register to vote as Peterson.
Snyder. Molyneaux. Weber and Colonel
John A. Davis Three straight games were
scratched out but the first two were won
by narrow margins. Tom" Peterson had
neaux clawed down 226 for the high game.
Tonight the league teams scheduled are the
Armours against the Benos Of Council
pluTe
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-21

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. a0-The rein
statement of Pitcher John Lush by the local
National League Base Ball club may mean
test OF the recent decision to blacklist all
players who left major league clubs 70 play
outlaw ball. A dispute over salary caused
Lush TO leave the local National league club
and play with the WiliamspOrt team OF the
Tri-State league (outlaw) during the last
season. Lush retoined the local team on
Monday and batted In yesterdays game.
Today he was declared ineligible by the ma .
tiOnal commission and II IL believed that a
test case will be made.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-21
Open Golf Championship Match.

Thursdays program: 217 trot, 2.22 trot,
,.l5 pace, running three-quarters of a
nile and repeat.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-21

HAMILTON. Mass, Sept. 90.-The twelfth
open championship of the United States
Golf association will begin tomorrow on
the links of the Myopia Hunt club The
winner of the title will he given $500, gold
medal and the custody Of the championship
cup. The entry list includes seventy-three
Of the best professionals and eleven of the
most proficient amateurs in the country.
Willie Anderson of the Apawamis club OF
Rye. n. Y, who has won the championship
three times and still holds it, will again de
fend his title. The first pair will start to-
morrow morning ct 80 o'clock, the others
at five-minute intervals.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-21
HAD AN AWFUL TIME,
But ChamberlaiD's Collie, Cholera and
DIarrhoea Remedy Cured Him.

II is with pleasure that I give you this
unsolicited testimonial. About a year ago
when 1 had a Levere case of measles l got
caught out in a hard rain and the measles
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an awful time onu had II not been for the
use Of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Dlarrhoea Remedy l could not have possi-
bly, lived but few hours longer but thanks
to this remedy 1 am now strong and well.
1 have written the above through simple
gratitude and 7 shall always speak a good
word for this remedy. Sam II. Gwin, trav-
cling salesman for Concord Nursery, Con-
ord, Ga.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-21
BANKER HUNT is SENTENCED
Is Sent to Prison Indefinitely and
Must Pay Fine for illegal
Banking.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2o.-w. H. Hunt, for
merly president OF the defunct Pan-Ameri.
can bank, was today sentenced to the peni-
tentiary and ordered by Judge Kersten TO
pay a fine of 1898. The charge against Hunt
was embezzlement The ex-banker will be
required to serve from one TO three years
under the law.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-21

ness houses were closed and the schools
dismissed at In order that all could at
tend the game.
Batteries: Court house, Phelps and Cop
Pile: business men. Stapleton and Hope
we'll
Arrangements are being made for
game between the business men OF this
city and Craig, the first game TO be played
nt Craig
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-21
shooting Tournament at Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI Sept. 2O.-R. l. Trimble Of
Covington KY. made the highest score for
the Cincinnati Gun club here tonight. He
broke lS5 targets out of a possible zoo
Harold Money Of New York and Charles
Rudd of Des Moines Ia, tied for second
with lS3 breaks each w. NJ. Foord of Will
mington, Del, was high man I'm the anna
200.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-21

Earned runs: Washington, + Bostoh, T.
Two-base hits: Huelsman, Jones, Collins
Three-base hits: Burkett, Ferris. Stolen
derson to Heydon; Parent to Ferris to
Grimshaw. Hits: on Patten, 13 In seven in
nings; of Wolfe, in two innings. First
base on balls: on Patten, 2; off Wolfe, l. of
Hughes. /. Hit by pitched ball: BY Patten,
/; by Hughes, /. Struck out: BY Patten, T.
Left on bases: Washington, 2: Boston, 10
Time 1875, Umpire: Hurst. Attendance:
/
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-21
Totals
spencer out on infield fly.
ST. JOSEPH.

Two base hits: Dolan, Mite (O, Walsh,
Three-base hits: WelCh Howard Home
run: Schipke Base on balls: on Corns, 4;
on Mccall 6 Left on bases: Omaha, II: St
Joseph, 6. Sacrifice hits: Carter (2), Welch,
Howard, Corns. Stolen bases: Gonding
Corns, Thiel, Dunn, Mite. MollineauX.
Struck out: BY Corns. z; by Mccall, g.
Wild pitches: Mccall, 8. Hit by pitched
ball: Mccall Double plays: Lawler to
Howard, Dolan to Howard, Doan to Law
ler, Lawler to Dolan. Time: 300. Umpire:
Liebhardt Attendance. 5000.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-21

Hits: on Wicker, in two Innings; of
Brown. in seven innings. Left on bases:
Schultz, Maloney Sacrifice hits: stein
feldt Lobert. Stolen bases: Lobert, Brid-
we'll Slagle. Double plays. Stenfeldt,
Bases on balls: off Wicker, l; Brown, /;
Chech, 2. Time: 1:50. Umpires: overall
and Lundgren. Attendance: 200
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-21
sioux and Denver Divide.

SIOUX CITY, Sept. 9.-Sioux City and
Denver broke even in a ouble-header this
afternoon. The first game was pitchers
battle, in which Jarrott had the best OF H.
allowing the visitors only four hits A
double by Newton and single by Sheehan
in the fifth gave the Packers the winning
run.
With the second game apparently won
Sioux City lost in the eighth on a costly
tumble by Newton and wild throw TO
third be Meeks. Bohannon's home run
with two out and one man on bases scored
the winning runs Score, first game: