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The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-20
Like Many Others
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What drove you to drink?"
worry
What did you have to worry about p"
1T worried me to think that the other
fellows were having more sport than
was. Leader
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-20

AT this juncture Kansas will regret
having abandoned the cultivation of
patriots for the purpose of raising bush
poets.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-20
To Be Continued in Our Next

Uncle Tommy Niedringhaus. who
was candidate for the senate some
time ago, is still a candidate.-Chicago
News.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-20

Won't the senate feel delicate about
that mote in the eye of Judge Swayne
and thinking of the beam in its own?
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-20

The senate appears to think that it
t-iows the difference between a pro-
tocol and a gold brick.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-20

The Hon. John Hays tendency to Sc
lect the most euphonious word prob
ably led him to substitute protocol for
big stick.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-20

Fra Elbertus says that vacations are
unnecessary, but until the Fra goes 10
work we will not accept him as an au-
thority.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-20

The Democratic governor and the
Republican attorney general seem to
be working we'll together in regard to
those timber trespass cases--Jordan
Independent.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-20
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washington time q p. m. St PauD.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-20

New York-A highwayman attacked Mr.
and Mrs John w. Cornish in front of
their home, snatched a $1,000 diamond
brooch from Mrs. Cornish's throat. fired
two bullets through the clothing of Corn
ish and escaped.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-04
Sefretdr W o n.

Wa6i 8. g., 8. Mai.
gs ino lebt6in tpisber @erii9te bon
benz b~eborfebenben Hiiftritte bes Wa=
rinefetretdrs Worton in umlauf seiebi
tuOrben, nit Inbeutunssn, bab Serr
WortOn bas cabinet berIaRsn tuerbe,
iobalb Der prdfbent bon ieiner sueftli,
den Sour 3uriidgetebrt iei. Sieis Msl=
bunsen finb Iesisli9 cine WieberbsIs-
buns Der frthsrsn 8erii9te, tpsl9e
~entfanbsn, als eonftatirt mar, bas Die
at9iion, Sopeta & Santa 5e : 8abn
Der Colorado Juel & Srun SO. &abatt
eepdbrt babe our 3eit, oa Serr Mor.
ton a1 Der SpiBe oes Gra4tweiens
ffano.
Ssrr Morton CAB inbsB benz prdF=
benton befrieoi9enoe Iuftldruns bar-
iibsr, bubir1 eebsnb, baB er nit ben Be.
trsfenoen abma9unsen ni9t 3u tbur
sebabt babe. prdfioent &ooIspslt bat
oann ipdtsr ben &atb ces Ssrrn Wpr=
ton in ge3ug auf Jra9traten. @sieBse-
buns ie6r bod aei9dbt unb bel ber
2bfun9 bes nit Der Panama-8 abn
pe~rtnipften problems finb bte pratti-
i4sn g~rfa6runsen bes Getretdrs Mor.
ton BON 9r6Btem Wsrtbe 9spsien.
Die grnsnnung bss prdfbsntsn
Sbonts bon Der @lpber 2eaf : 8ahA
gum prdfbentsn Der panama-2anal=
gOmmiifon III auf Setretdr Mortcn's
gmpfsbluns erfOlst.
Mbee mad 6rantrei9.
@afbin9ton, 8. Mai. Ser
2. 6iIfssS etretdr Moee tpirb mor9en
NIT Der ga 2oraine" bon Nep Oori
nod Sabre abfabrsn. Ct tpirb aui
benz 3wsirabs cine Sour bur9 Grant
reid MAIDEN uno cine Strsde bon Mls-
ranoer Sadara, @oniul au &euen, Be-
9leitet perben. Nnfanss Suli seoenti
aoss tuisoer bier ein3utrsfen.
gifriser O uubtrneur.
$opeta, Sans, 8. Wai. 6.
90. So9 bat ertldrt, bab er Iass in
ieiner Wa9t tbun uerbs, um oas pro-
bibitionsseieB i'm Staate bur43ufr.9=
rem. Dies miro ba6in g%eoeutet, oaE
er S9ritts tbun piro, INN bic Wirtb=
i9aften au i9liebsn, bic gsgen gesab.
lung monatlider Strafen ungeniri
often tielten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-04
S6were Strafe
Thr nngeIebli9e 6aIantrie.

gIebeIanb, g., 8. Wai. u.
9. Spear, 9affersr Der nerfra9ten
@iti3en's 8ant bon Oberlin, o., be-
tannte fi9 beute i'm gunbsstreisssri9te
i3ulbig, falf9e gintrasunsen in bic
Bidder gema9t au babsn unb tuurbe
bon %i9ter SaplOr 3u z Sabren 3u9t=
baus nerurtbsilt. Die gant purbe
our4 bic Sarlebsn bancroft, bic fie
Obne Si&erbeit Grau @babpid GEE
mdtrte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-04
&amseinfmrs,
3 Waun toot, 6 petIeBt.

Omaha, Neb., 8. Wai. 8eim
einfhr3s oes ~3=ff6diaen @ebdubes be,
amaba @astet SO. uurbsn 8 perioner
9stbbtet unb 6 bsrlsbt. Die Soben
ftno Sacob 8iri9ner, 6. Won Mar.
tin unb Senrp 9ietl.
Der einfurs srfOlsts bur9 ben
Druid zines Winoes, Der fat ben @ba-
rattsr zines SOrnabo bate, ubne bat
Warnungssei9en bOraussssanssn tpd-
rem. Sas Dad uurbs In bic Sbbs ss.
bobsn unb 3ertriimmerte i'm Nisosrfallen
oas @ebduoe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-04
3 u 6 n a Il.

y uI St " u " ! u u u.
@abin9ton, 8. Wai. Die
&anaIbaucommiiiiOn i6lisBt tdeli9
@ontracte fir Wai6inen ab, bic beim
Sanalbau auf benz Sfbmus ssbrau9t
tueroen follen. Seute tpurben Mnaes
bote fir ap6lf Sampfbaassr geDHnet,
bic ie $50, 900 Bis $3.50, 900 toFen
iolen.
9 d wis9erbater 9 rpau's
eforben.
9ineOIn, 0sbr., 8. Mai. Sobn
Sairo, Der Batter Jrau Wm. yrpan's
III bsute gsiforbsn.
S9iIIerfeier Der
g 4peiser.
ptttsburq, &c.,, 8. Wai.
Cine berrIide S9iusr=@ sbsntfeisr tpurbe
unter ben Nnfpicisn Der Uereiniaten
S4pei3er-g ereine In Der 5slbstia. 6ale
aa Iae9benp b~erantaltet. Sas pro=
gramm NOR Elm borsagli9ss unb urn-
fabte Inipra9en 8ortrdse Der Sdnesr
oes S9wei3er Wdnnsr9ors vSelpstia"
unb bic Nufibruns msbrsrer Scenen
aus y@ilbelm Sell. Die Jetrebe
tpurbe bon Or. @ottIieb gebaIten.
Nd9fs Wo9e tpirb Der b~unbertfe
Sooestag S9iasr's bon pielsr Der bie=
f9en 8ereine tuiirois sefeiert tueroen.
Gth4tiger 9 anttaffire
b~erhaftet.
W n 8. Wai. Der
fiadtise 9aifirer, 81. O. @oa, bon
Der grftsn NatiOnalbant, tuuroe beuts
gu Chicago berbaftet.
$500, 900 granbf9aben
SprinsfteIb, Sa., 8. Mai.
Die Werfe Der vSprinsfislb Boiler
Dig. Co." fnb beute a%bsebrannt. Der
@erluf bon $500, 900 if bur9 gsr-
f9srung geosdt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-04
Shifsna@ri@ten.

Rem Oort: .Meiaba" bon 2onbon,
Bring Ostar" bon Rsapel, Ecu.
tonic" nod 2iserpOol, Oceanic"
bon 2iberpuul, .Samburs" nod
9amburg, yStatenbam" mad
ROTTERDAM. vNoroemsriea" na9
Heapel.
G6erbourg: ,aaiIsr @iIbeIm H." nod
Sem Oort.
plpmout6: ySeuti9lanb" bon Wew
Oprt.
@reenod: Siberian" bOnpbilabelp6ia.
Queenstown: .@aronia" nod Nep
Yort, nSarOnia" nod 2ipsrpooI.
2ioerpool: .GriesIanb" nod pbila.
belpbia, .Waieftie" nod Nsw
BORT.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-04

Die Scene beleu1ten uno ole Ginjels
beiten iO0sn ftreng bifOriid uno leb.ns=
pabr ss6altsn tusrben.
@ef4dft hr StabItruf.
Berlin, 8. Wai. Wie aus ct.
Petersburg semelbet uiro, befinosn
fi4 3wei agenten Der ruifif9sn
Ge9ierung auf Dem Dsge mad ben
Ser. Staatsn um Al $1,000 Sonnen
stabli6ienett fir bic t~ransfbiriIt e
Sabn auf3utaufen. Sieie ION, ba fis
I'D felt benz gssinn BEG arisaes in Of-
afisn als abiOlut un3ureiaeno FIR bic
8ruppsntransporte srtpieien bat, 10
i4nsl als m6gli9 3peigeleifg gsma4t
tueroen.
RuBlanb pOlIte bic nOtbigen S9is.
neu uriprinsli9 in Seuti6lano befsI-
len. ba9 fnb Die beuti9en SEttsntperte
osrart nit auftrdsen i~iber6duft, bab
fe bic Nblisferuns innerbaIb Der ee-
feQtsn Grit ni9t sarantiren tonntsn
unb bas quite @sf6aft ba6er benz
amsritanii9sn Stabltruf iiberlahen
muBten.
O olbenesS ubiI1ur m.
Berlin, 8. Mai. Sn iberaus
s~ldn3enoer Weife tpurbe bier bas So
idhrige SienfiubiIdum bes @eneral=
Snipstteurs Der 9abalerie, Generals
golsr b. b. planib gsfeiert. I'm benz
I'm bic gntwidluns bisier @afe bod
oerbienten General bic eroBe Wertb-
i9dBune allsr Offisisriorps Der bsut=
i9en 2abalsrie gum Nusbrud ,u brins
gen, 6atten bic 9abalerie= Offi3iers auf
N%nrsguns oes Generals Der 9abanerie
Srsiberrn b. 8iifna, 2ummanbeuts
oes z. Nrmssforp;, Elm pra9tbolss
g6rensefdenf, aus einem nit fapalsri=
ftif6sn ab3si9sn bersisrten prd9tisen
S%ilberaerdt6 ~bsftebenb. seftiftet unb
oisie Gjrengabs tpurbe benz Subilar
bon elmer Iboronung bon 200 3apal=
lerie Offi3isrsn, bic bas eeiamnte
bsuti9e Seer rsprdisntirtsn, unter Sars
bringing Der 6sr8li8fen @Itidwhnf4e
iberrei9t.
Sapan.
& o sfbenstp mad pstros
pabIonst.
Sofio, 8. Wai. g eeht bas
8sri9t, bic Bsfimmung bon &oisit-
oenstp's @ef9wabsr iei petropablOwsf,
auf Der Salbinisl 2amtf9atta, aber
ri9t WIabibofod. Die &ufsn iulsn
baielbt erOBe gOrrdtbs bon 2obIsn
uno 2sbersmittsl anssiammslt 6aben.
Man hdlt ss isbod fur unuabri@sin.
lid, bob bic &uKsn 5eahf6tissn, bas-
islbe als Stibpunft 3u benubsr, ba
feline Wsrt6sibisuns bon 9anb aus
unm6gli9 III.
Sranfreih.
&uffif9s SIotten-Sp Pc
ratipnen.
paris, 8. Wai. Cine Sepsi9e
aus ct. petersburs an ben vSemps"
bsfdtigt bic frtibsren geri&te, oaB bic
ruiiidsn 9reu3er ben 6afsn bon @la=
oiwOtot bsrlafen baben.
Sisfiss Militdrfreiie srtrartsn, baB
5slomari9aa Opama Die gini&liebuns
bon @labipotot bsf9lsunigen mirb,
INN Nomiral 8oisftwsnstp's @ai@waoer
bon Der ruifi9en JIOttenbais absu-
I9neiben. Wan srtuartet cine 0ereini-
sung Der ruiFi6en @eI@waeer ni9t
por benz 9. Wai, ba Momiral Neboga-
tof srff 2sblen einnebmsn mub, bepor
er mad Sainan fabre1 tann.
HuBlanb.
R 81 n Xrttno
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-04
&eie=8aa.

u ! o n.
0uAionohnIis 9 moi
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-04

&OjctDeasfD augeblid aaf bent @ege nad Setroz
p~aDlDDsfi.

6tlomanbaa Spama ~matriheinGb na6 g8aotwpiod. -llnrnben in gSantmI.
-SdiltrfeRr Der GtuSenten in S%raunidmeig.- Hufiide SefeGuns
bem amerfauH6eu stabhrnt.-Snbidum Gen. b. B. EIaniB'5.
GrfOlgreter shrit Der Saubanbwerer in guOapeh.
&rupp'ide gSerfe DergrOBert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-04
Oeferrsid.M naarn.
3 ubapet er 9 auarbeiter


Pel Ou
ie9en.
% n, 8. Mai. 9lus 8ubapef
miro telegrapbii4 gemslbet, oab bic
oortigen gauarbsiter in ihrsm 9ampi
gegen bic unternebmer einen Sie9
errungen baben. Die Nrbeiter baben
i6re Gorbsrunssn. bic f4 auf cine @r=
b66ung Der 26bne uiio @ertir3uns Der
@rbeits5eit erftrsdtsn, in nolem nm=
fang our9gsisbt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-04

Wmeri o n.
indianapolis, 8. Wai.
Snoian6polis l
Winneapolis ....... ........- 5
Columbus, 8. Mai.
Columbus ....01000031*- 5
Wilpaufee. -. 000010r1 o. 8
9atterien - Bell unb grotpri;
NeRap unb 8ebiae.
2~ouisbiqe, 3. Mai.
9ouisbile -. 011000001- 8
aanias gitp. 002000000- 2
gattsrien-gampbsn, Sienna, S9rie=
Der unb WoObruf Gels unb
Butler.
Solebo, 8. Mai.
3olsbp.. 010100O0*- 2
ct. paul. -. 0000001O0- 1
gatterien - @amnib uno @lart;
Seiiions, Noonar unb 3alustp.
ationaI-2 g q.
Bottom, 8. Wai.
Bottom .001010100- 8
Stem Dort .....3 100000 4-16
8atterien - Wilbelnt, 8ol3 uno
Neeb5am; elliott, Dimes unb Bonner
man.
Cincinnati, 8. Wai.
Cincinnati. -. 01010010*- 3
gbicaeo. 500. 000101000- 2
Batterien - Oberal, Street uno
S4lei; 8rotpu unb 9ling.
grooflpn, 8. Wai.
Brootipn .....5 5-13
philadelphia. ..01101006O- 9
gatterien - Sones, Seanlon unb
Sitter; @albpsu, @orrieOn, pittinger
unb Sooin.
81. Gouis, 8. Wai.
ct. Souls ...00101120*- 5
pittsburg ...000000112- 4
8atterien-We6arlano unb 0rabp;
phiaippi unb garif9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-04
Guba.
3 i T Gen. See.

8 abarla a, 8. Wat. Der 2on-
sreB bef4lob in Inertennuns Der ger-
btenfe Sen. Sees Tim guba an bic
Camille oeheIben Elm geilsiostslssramm
3u ienben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-04
StaIienif1er 9reu3er Z.

gan Jrancisep, 8. Mai. -
Der italienif4e 4reu3er fam bsute bier
bon 6dfen beg iioli9en California an
uno uiro einige 3sit bsrtpeiIen. gr
bat $50 Sffsiere unb Mann IN gorb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-04
Gene3nela.
y { i ! {.

6 aracas 8, 8. Mai. Wice-VrG=
ibent @ome3, tuel9sr ben abweienbsn
prdibsnten @affro bsrtritt, bat "a po.
litii9s @efansens frsisegebsn.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-24
DES MONIES WINS IN EIGHTH
Underwriters Bunch Their hits with
Errors Of the Champions
BOTH PITCHERS DO FINE WORK
Each Team Gets Five hits. hut Those
of Omaha Are So Scattered that
They DO Not Produce
Ruua.

DIES MONIES. July 25.-Des Molnes took
sweet revenge out OF Omaha today and
gave them basket Of goose eggs To
carry home. The home management put
Lieheld IN the box and the Omaha team
was represented by Sanders and Freess
ms their battery and II was a battle royal
up to the eighth inning when Des Moines
won the game Up 70 this time they had
been able TO secure but three scattering
singles OF Sanders. but in the eighth
the fireworks began. Shugart was the
frst man up and made a fine single and
went 10 third on an error OF schlpke, who
made wild throw Of Liefeld's hit to
cut the latter on at FIRST. and Iaeneld
reached second on the play Ganley was
hit b. pitched ball. then Hogriever sent
three-baEger down the foul line, scoring
shugart Liefield ana Ganley, and Hog
riever came home on an error OF Thomas,
who failed to catch the hit OF Long, which
was heldei TO him. Long then stole sec
ond' but the run getting was ended and
the game won. for Rossman and Wakefield
were disposed Of In short order Omaha
scored nve hits and one of them a double,
but they were not prolific Of results. The
nome team put up an errorless game and
worked to win from first TO last and Lie
neld disposed Of no less than seven men
himself BY striking them out, and. while
ne gave two men bases on balls. he evil
GENTLY knew what he was doing, for no
nSrtn resulted from IT, Attendance. 1000.
Score: -'VV''
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-24
Hard Run OF Games Scheduled for the
Champions Just Ahead.

Omaha will wind up its long series with
Des Moines this afternoon and will be at
home tomorrow for a four-game turn at
St Joseph The game this afternoon is
a most important one for both Omaha and
Des Moines. II omaha wins II, II will
give the champions six out of ten, and VIII
make the seasons series to date stand
u 70 IL In favor Of Omaha. II II goes to
Des Moines II makes an even break on
the series OF ten, but gives the leaders one
to the good on the seasons work. There
is one postponed game on the Omaha
grounds to be played of, which Will very
likely be settled August q, when Des
Moines is here for a Sunday game. The
teams have already played more than
their schedule owing TO the two tie games.
st. Joe's coming doesn't promise Omaha
much rest, for the Missourians have been
strengthened since their last appearance
here, and under the direction, of Charley
tied with Sioux City for third now, the
they don't meet the Sioux again until
August TO- when they will be here for a
series of four games. Omaha will have
four games at home this week with st.
Joseph, and theh go to Missouri for four,
returning here for five games with Pueblo
and four with Denver before Sioux City
comes. Sioux City gets eight straight at
home with Denver and Pueblo, and then
goes to Des Moines for hve and back TO
Sioux City for four with the Underwriters
before coming to Omaha. With an even
break on this combination Omaha ought
70 have third place pretty well settled
and be In line for second before the
Sioux get here.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-24
TENNIS MATCHES PUT OVER BY RAIN
City Championship Match Interfered
with Saturday by Rnin.

Rain interfered with the tennis tourna-
ment for the city championship at the
Omaha Field club Saturday afternoon after
a good start had been made in the semi
fipals between Kohn and Scribner Scrib-
ner had won the first set, CA, and Kohn
had registered two games of the second
set whom Jupiter Pluvius took hand and
called the match off, to be finished Mon
day evening.
In case Scribner wins he Will be the
general favorite in the challenge match
for the cup, because of his superior style
and because pressure of office work has
kept Conrad Young from the courts this
spring so that he has not had an oppor-
tunity to practice up on his game. The
consultations and doubles were also car
ried over until Monday
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-24
steIIa defeats Crawford.

STELLA. Neb., July 3.-(Special Tele-
gram, 1.-THE Stella Giants turned the tables
on the Crawford Juniors beating them
easily by a score OF II to 3 The Crawfords,
generally crippled condition. did not play the
game they played on the Fourth. Bird. for
Stella, was invincible. striking out four
teen men and allowing but two hits Tay-
lor's home run and bicAfillan's batting Tor
the Crawfords and playing In left were
the features. The third game between
these two clubs will be played next in
Auburn. Score; RHE.
cTawfords 20 0 0 Q o . 0 l-s
Batteries; Bird and Brown; McAIahon,
Usher and Cavanaugh. Umpire: Hum
Dhrey of Auburn.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-24
Grand Circuit opens Today.

DETROIT, July 23.-Everythng Is In
readiness at the Crosse Point track for
the opening tomorrow afternoon of the
Detroit Driving clubs blue ribbon meeting,
which inaugurates the grand circuit for
1906. Indications tonight are that the track
will be in the best OF condition and the
number and class of entries for the fifteen
events which make up the five days cards
points to one of the best meetings in the
history Of the track. All races will be on
the three-heat plan this year, making nine
heats for each day. The feature event of
the opening day is the Chamber of Com
merce stake of 5000 for 2:A class PAGERS,
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-24
Grand Island Team strengthened.

GRAND ISLAND, Neb., July 23-(Spe-
cial.)-The Grand Island base ball team has
had considerable III luck. Baird. the CEN
ter fielder and one of the leading batsmen
of the team, having sprained an ankle;
Welsh. the pitcher, having accidentally
been spiked in the same game; Schafstall
having his hand crippled in the first game.
last week, at Hastings Manager Slevers.
however. has secured RitEman, a likely
southpaw artist from the eastern part of
the state, who struck out ten men In the
player from South Dakota on any train.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-24
rennis Tournament at Bedford.

BEDFORD. Ia. July 28.-(Special. THE
Bedford Athletic association will hold its
third annual tennis tournament for south
western Iowa on its courts in Bedford
beginning Wednesday, August 16. A pair
of sterling silver cups, valued at 800, will
be awarded as the prizes in doubles. Pos
session of the cups will be given to the
winning team, but to acquire permanent
possession the cups must be won two years
In succession by one team. A racquet
valued at SO. will be awarded TO the
winner in singles.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-24
Entn nnd Ienna WnI PInr.

SCHUYLER, NNeb., July 2s.-(Speeial. y
The Fats" and the Leans will play a
game Of ball at the Maple Park ball grounds
the game 20 TO the fund for building a
permanent walk 20 the cemetery. L. w.
Mendall, deputy postmaster, is the captain
OF the Fats" and the originator OF the
game Both teams have been practicing up
and a good game is looked for.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-24

players and Belgrade had an indian battery
from Genoa. 1t was a poor exhibition of
ball, the game being full OF errors. The
work of Umpire Dufoe was rank and when,
in the seventh inning, II was learned that
he had money up on the game he was re-
tired. Belgrade won by score of 10 to 8.
Score:
Columbus ............O 0 2 / O. 2 0 0-S
Batteries: Belgrade, Mallory and Walker;
Columbus, Dolan, Lohr and Keene.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-24
Hn.tinrn shut. out Grnnd I.lnnd-

cial Telegram. )-Grand Island was com
pletely outclassed at every point OF the
game today. One OF it's two hits was an
5sssiPsi e. d i.i:S5 ;;,,.5 i SSSs5SS%Si
Batteries: Ahline and Poteeti Levin and
Whitcomb.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-24
NoNPAREILs

Earned runs; Coronas. 3; Honpareils, l.
TWo-base hits: w. Lynch, r. ROeben.
Three base hit: Garvey. Stolen bases:
Coronas, /; Nonpareils, 8, Double play:
Fly 70 Bogatts to Pike. Eirst base on balls
on Bogatts, 3; OF Lynch, 3. Hit with
pitched bail: Hatcher. Struck out: BY
Bogatts, II; By Lynch, 5. Time: I 30 Um-
pire: ShanahaM.
The Coronas will play the Neumayers al
Lake Manawa next Sunday.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-24
Victora Are Vietora,

The Yictors defeated the Ideal Hustlers
at Council Bluffs, to 2. The fielding OF
both teams was a little on, but the heavy
pattlng OF the Flctors scored tnelr runs 20
fence with three on bases and Kaufman
getting a home run, a two-base hit and a
single with men on bases. Hinton of the
Vietors pitched his usual good game. The
score: RHE
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storE defeat Neumeyers.

The Storz Brewing company team de-
feated the Neumeyers on Lake Manawa
Newstrom for Storz held the Neumeyers
down to four scattering hits and but for
couple of miscues would have shut his
opponents out. The features of the game
were three fast double plays by the storz.
Score: RH.E.
Neumeyers 80 o. 4 8
Batteries! Neumeyers, Jellen and Karr;
Storz, NeWstrom and Fairbrother.
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LOUISVILLE.

'Batted for Kenna in last half of ninth.
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Earned runs: Kansas City, @. Sacrifice
hits: Donohue, Castro, powney Nance,
Hallman Stolen base: Nance. Double
play: Bonner to Castro. Base on balls:
BY Isbell,- Il by Kenna, l. Struck outs
By Isbell s; by Kenna, 1. Wild pitch:
Isbell Left on bases: Kansas City, 5;
Louisville s. Time: 1:4O. Umpire: Has
kell:
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Games today: Washington at Cleveland,
Philadelphia at Chicago, New York at st.
Louis, Boston at Detroit.
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Stolen bases: McGiIVray q. Three-base
Bases HIs on balls: on schaub, s; on HicE-
schaub, I; by Hickman, /; by Liebhardt q
Left on bases: Denver, 9; st. Joe, l3 First
base on errors: Denver, 2. Two-base hits:
(0, Ketchem. Double plays: McGilvray
to Hoelskoetter, Quillin to Dexter; NQuillin
to Schilz TO Dexter. Time: 2:1Q -Umpires:
Bohannon and o Brien.
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OsLaIooaa defeats MarshaIItovn.

MARSHALLTOWE, Ia. July 23.-(Special
Telegram. lone thousand excursionists
from Oskaloosa saw the local team lose by
a score OF 6 TO @ Score: RH.E
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Batteries; Disch and Bruggeman; Steele
and Hess.
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sioux CITY.

'Miner out for bunting third strike.
BIoaa sSsSlo city i;'.....:. ......:. dSSd 20
Three-base hits: Blake, Cook. Bases on
balls: on Miner. Z; on -Cadwallader. g.
struck outs: BY Miner, 8; by Cadwallader
Earned runsi Pueblo, s. fwo-base hits:
Knabe, Miner. Bader. Schriver. Wild
pitch: Miner Hit by pitched ball: Pull
sifer, Sheehan. Double play: Mott to
Deiehanty. Sacrifice hit; Cook. Time;
1850. Umpire; Mace.
Score seco"d game;
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Even Break at Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY, July 23.-Isbell out
Tucked Kehna in a pitchers battle and
won the first game. In the second game
Brashear's home run in the seventh In
ming scoring three runs won the game
from Louisville. Attendance, 1000. Score,
first game:
vaNsAs crrv YOrrravnJR
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PuebIo VIM Two frnm sionr.

PUEBLO. July 23.-In two games of the
hair-raising order the Pueblo Indians de-
teated Sioux City, making II three out of
Tour OF the present series. In the first
game Miner held the visitors without Civ
Ing hit for the frst six innings. In the
seventh they secured a scratch hit but
were unable to score. The locals started
the run-getting In the first. Blake drew
walk, was sacrificed to second by Cook
and scored on knabe's two-bagger. In the
second Scnriver went to first on Carneys
error stole second and scored on Miners
double. The Indians clnched the game in
left, Cook went down, Knabe sent a Texas
1eagueri over rshortstop, was advanced TO
second by Delehantys hit TO left. Elwert
struck out and Mott drew a walk, hlling
the bases, and SchriVer's single scored
knabe and Delehanty.
Delehanty started things In the nth
with a single over second. Elwert went
out on a short fy to Newton and Mott
famed. With two gone, Schrlver walked
and Bader lined out a double, scoring Dele
hanty; Blake went out, Sheehan to Car
neyI Cook sent drive to right and stopped
on third. He scored on Knabe's single
Deehanty went down on a pop-up to Shee-
han, Elwert made first on a hot one, an
error and knabe crossed the rubber.
The score getting ended In the seventh,
Schriver scoring on Miners fly.
Owing to the fact that Sioux City had to
take the train, the second game only went
seven innings. However, this was time
enough for the locals to gather in fourteen
hits and eleven runs. The visitors did bet
ter stick work In this contest getting
eleven hits and eight runs. Attendance,
L5O0. Score: