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Evening journal., 1905-05-02
Pennsylvania Railroad.
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE
AND WASHINGTON DIV.
sehedule In eneel AprII h. laos.
'rraIns leaNe WIlmIngton Il loIlows.

Trains leave Wilmington as follows:
For Chester and Philadelphia, i43. 40
i6l0 6sO l7.O5. 7f2. 7.50 1907. $50. 800
$50. 1903. 1860, HIS ll32 1i45 a. M.
n2.iO. 1.s0. l2s5, a5S. ACC. 45i l5.z5, e.o7,
l6.35. 655. 9i3. 1000 and lli.0O D. M week
days. Las. 40. l7l0. iSi4 800, 9.55. i1.45
a. M, 12l7. 1.37. 1905. 2.5S. 400, 4.5i, SO,
COZ, 1881, 9ls, 1000 and lii.0O D. m. Sum
days.
For Philadelphia only 500. 9.s5 a. M.
Yi22o sos, G1S. I'll and 500 D. m. week
days. 3.g9 a. M, 6lS I'll and 500 p. m.
Sundays.
For New York Through cxpress). liS.
3s0 9.35, fi.l5 a. m, 'Yi22e 'l34. 3l0' 60i'
'lsis, s6.2s. '7.11. 9.23 p. m. weekdays.
li3, 3.39, 'ii.i5 a. M; '1.3l, 25s, 60', 100
f71i and 923 p. m. Sundays.
For Boston without change. 1000 a. m.
and 500 p. m. weekdays 500 p. m. Sun
days.
Baltimore and Washington. 1855. 40,
7l5. SO2. 9.10, m014 1L02. and '1i-4s a. M.
'l2.a5, 'n.1l, '205. s.s2. 359, SIS, sos, '6Ss
U.0O s7.3i, eS.15 D. m. ana 12.1s night, week.
days. 1855, 420. IT'S. 500, !i014, 11.aS a. m.
'l2s5. '2.o5. SS2. S59. b25. sos. 'e.Ss, '7.Si,
s.l5 p. M and li2.1s night Sundays.
Baltimore and intermediate stations.
l250. lL43. 1913 p. m. weekdays, 1OA a.
n. and 1913 p. m. Sundays.
FOR THE SOUTH
Atlantic Coast Line.-Express, 12.s5 p.
m. and 12.55 night. daily.
Southern Railway.-Express 40 a. m,
s59 G3S and 7.ei p. m, daily.
seaboard Air Line Railway.-Express'
a"a > 70 I'm, daily,
More Bloodshed in Warsaw. .-ror
Warsaw, Russian Poland May 5,
! 1921 p. m.-An unknown man shot
and killed police sergeant on Hoza
street at o'clock this morning. The
murderer escaped.
II is feared that other disorders will
? follow in the course Of the afternoon
Public nervousness is marked and
there Is grave apprehension as to the
outcome OF the demonstrations and
professions which are expected after
the conclusion of the Masses now being
celebrated i'm the churches In COM
I memoration of the anniversary Of the
proclamation Of the Polish constitution
. in 1891.
There are many soldiers in the
streets.
7, The printers struck today and tn,
afternoon newspapers will not appear
The May Day death roll was sixty
two, including ten persons who died
in the hospital Probably 200 wer,
q wounded. According to an oficia
statement the dead, not including thos,
of the wounded who died In hospitals
, numbered 81. In LODI. according {,
g an official report, four women were
- killed.
All day long infantry and cavalr.
J. patrolled the streets. which wer
4 crowded with people, who did not spar
D criticism Of what was generally term
d ed wanton slaughter The popular ir
n ritation could not be concealed. Tn
= soldiers were evidently nervous am
outbreaks were only averted by the ev
ident desire of the authorities to pre-
u vent clash, coupled with the fear in
4 spired by the soldiers bullets.
The population Is most bitter againf
!. the military, and the government OF
u hclais expect many attempts at revene
- on the officers commanding the troop
Rojestvens<ys Destination.
Evening journal., 1905-05-02
LAD ON TRIAL FOR MURDER

West Chester, Pa, May 2.-More inter-
est was manifested in the proceedings to-
day IN the trial Of George Wahl. the
PhoeniXville youth who is charged with
the murder Of four-year-old Michael
Miorsk last October. The selection Of
the jury consumed the greater part Of the
time in opening the trial yesterday, and
Il was necessary to select the twelfth
juror from the spectators in the court
room, tho panel OF seventy-fve tales
man having been exhausted Five witt
nesses were heard before court adjourned,
but their testimony was simply 20 outline
the basis of the Commonwealth case.
Franklln-How many heirs were there
a.. fl,t .At.f.sff
Evening journal., 1905-05-02

sIQST-Gold Spectacles in case. daily
SUM If returned TO 31S West
3 GExeuipT Journal Office KS CO..
French st. wpbp. Wilmington. Del.
Evening journal., 1905-05-02
peath of NJ. Marv 6. Mnore-

F Mary f., wife Of James G. Moore.
,ried at her home, No. 225 Poplar street
yesterday, at the age of 80 years. In
s erment will be made in Riverview
Pemetery tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1905-05-02

FranklIn-How many heirs were there
TO that estateT
Penn-seven, two sons and FIVE lawyers
Evening journal., 1905-05-02
ron rlIn so11rH.

Atlantic Coast Line.-Express, 12S5 p.
m. and 1855 night, daily
Southern Railway. Express 40 a. M,
s59. 6.9S and 7.ei D. m. daily.
Seaboard Air Line Railway. Express,
oud 10 n m dafIv
Svenska monitoren., 1905-12-08
Entered at the Post Office at SiouxCitJ
iowa., as second class mail matter.

IRWIN L. LENROOT, svensk-ame.
rikansk guvernorskAndidat i Wis
consin. Sedan Wisconsins gu
vernon La Toilette blifvit valid til!
Forenta State-nas senator, har
han oppet forordat till governors
ambetet talmannen | statens re-
presentanthus, o~rdforanden vid
senaste republikanska statskon.
ventet i Wisconsin, Irvine L. Len
root fran Superior.
DENIES ioraldrar utvandrade
1855 fran Sverige till Wisconsin,
hvarest sonen Irvine foddes 1869.
Sedan han inhemtat nodig skol-
bildning blef han advokat 1897
och har sedan 1900 varit ledamot
af statens lagstiftande forsamling
och sasom sadan kraftigt bidra-
git till antagande al vigtiga lagar.
Herr Lenroot har alltid tillhort
statens republikanska reformparti,
for hvilket governor La Toilette
staff och star i spetsen. Han har
darvid forvarfvat sig manga poll
tiska vanner och motstandare.
Bland de senare ar statens vice
governor, den populare norman
men J. 0. Davidson. som ocksa ar
kandidat for guvernorsambetet,
SAINT fera ardra hogre statsam-
betsman' Lenroot torde dock
komma att at legislaturen valjas, j
hvilken handelse iva at nordve-
sterns slater, Wisconsin och Min
nesota, komtia att ega guvernor
al svensk bord.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-12-08
Lite Hamnd Ar Ocksa
Hamnd

Den osterrikiske skadespelaren
Mitterwuzer var kand for sina
lustiga infall.
Da han for manga ar sedan sok-
tie intrade vid Burg teatern j
Wien. motarbetades han ifrigt af
den gamle Meixner, SOM var en-
lika stor intrigant och argvigg
som shakespeare. Men emeller-
It'd blef Mitterwuzer omsides an
tagen.
En- dag salt Meixner strax fore
forestallningens Dorian pa en- bank
utanf0r teatern och sag som van
ligt mycket sur och argsint ut.
Ss kom Mitterwuzer gaende och
satte sig bredvid honom.
- God alton! SADIE Mitterwuzer
vanligt.
- Hin! 80. var den andres
svar, a.gifveti afvisande och brum-
mande ton.
M~ittervuzer satt tyst en- stund.
Darpa vande han sig mot Meixner
knackade honom med pekhngret
pa brostet - en- nargangnhet,
som han visste att Meixner icke
kunde tala - och SADIE efter att
uppmarksamhet hatva stirrat pa
hcnom.
- Nj heter ju Meixner, inte
SAINT?
ia, brummade denne sd ovan-
ligt som moiligt.
Paus.
Har Nj hetat Diet lange? fra
gade Mitterwuzer slutligen i in
tresserad ton.
Uppbragt rot Meixner mot ho-
nom:
- Det har alltid varit mitt MANN!
-asa, SADIE Mitterwuzer i del
tagande ton. Men blir Diet inte
bra enformligt langden?!
Meizners vrede var sd stor, att
han icke kunde svara. Han bara
rusade fran stallet, skalfvande at
Svenska monitoren., 1905-12-08

TESLA ON Sveriges framt:d.
En- svensk ingenior, som nyligen
anlandt till Amerika, har gjort
EFT Desok hos Nicola Tesla, DIN
geniale nyphnnaren. som genom
sina upptackter oppnat oofver.
skadliga fslt for elektroteknikens
utveckling. SamtaIet gled smart in
pa Sverige. Jag tucker mycket
ON svenskarne" ,sade han med
bestamdhet som uteslot ALT tvifve
ON upprikheten hans pastaende.
flag har kant manga at dem och
ALA voro mycket hederliga. Hvad
ert land betraffar, tlllade han, an
ser jag att Diet gar en- storartad
framtid till notes. Sauna nina
ord att nj smart nog komma att
bli en- mycket rik nation. och sa-
val England som Iyskland skulle
nog int ha nagot emot att ega de
rikedomskallor nj besitta." l.
ka angenamt berord afshans pro-
fetior som. upp,iktig sagdt, nagot
forvanad derotver, bad den sven
ska ingenioren honom omen mar
mare f%orklaring. "Vattenfall arc
edra rikedomar", SADIE han. "Det
ar nemligen mojligt att med till.
help at apparter och anordningar,
som jag uppiunnit och redan af-
profvat, sanda deras kraft til
hviken punkt SON helst pa gjor-
den, utan nagra ledningar och
utan namnvarda forluster." For
att bevisa slit pastaende, omta'a-
de han EFT forsok. som han utfort
j Californian, hvarvid han ofverfor-
de en- mindre energimangd Ca l.
600 KIN. med ej fullt proc. for
lust och u.an trad.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-12-08

AT svalt afed i torsdags SEX
tiofenariga mrs Serena Shuler i
sin hydda strax norr ON James
vile, Wis, Hon vile icke taga
emot almosor af barmhertiga gran
mar och var for solt att bedja sina
rika slaktingar ON help. Systrar
i Albany och Amsterdam i hem
staten och en- broder i Minnea-
polls skulle ALA varit i stand att
helpa henne, men hennes stolthet
forbjod henne att skrifva till dem
ON sina vilkor eller att lata nagon
at grannarne IA fatt pa hennes
syskons adresser.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-12-08

F6rsummad eller dilig b~ehandlad striktu
forvarras och angriper smart under sin forst6
skarande, strackande, slltande aro rymma
~barbariska qvarlefvor fran gamla tiden5 o.
kunnighet.
De fullkomligt moderna originella metoder
som anydndas af mig vid behandlingen AT
ems fasor och absolut sakra och smartfria.
ALA abnorma vixter uppl0sas och Iemna
urinroret alldeles 6ppet och fritz fran hinder.
hvarje onaturlig flytning'stoppas, och all ret
ming u~rlnkanalen och trakten al prostate.
korteln, blasan och njurarne upph6r,
Svenska monitoren., 1905-12-08

En- gripande seen utspelades i
kretsdomstolen / la Crosse ions-
days, da ire unga gossar blefvo
frikanda fran en- anklagelse for at
ha ofverfallit och ranat iva aldre,
man pa en- iernDantomt derstades
i somras. De ofverfallne voro
Ole Amundsen / La Crosse och
Peter Jorlen fran Whitehall, Wis.
Gossarne Joseph Martineau, Will
liam Craig och Edward Knoblock
foro fran den ena countyutstall-
ningen till den andra och NOTES
i La Crosse den alton, da otver-
fallit egde rum. ALA s6kte bevi-
sa slit alibi. Da Juryn afgaf slit
friande utslag, brusto ALA ire Cos
sarne i graf. Joseph Craig. fader
till en- at de anklagade. ofverty-
CAD ON sonens oskuld som han
var, hade engagerat den yppersta
]uridiska help som kunde erhallas.
Gratande kastade han sig i sonens
armar, da juryns utslag forkun
mats.
En- svar olyckshandelse var den
som Nils Branberg i fredags ra-
kade ut for. Aastalld hos Amer
lean Hoist & Derrick Company,
skulle han jemte EFT antal kamra,
ter forfytta EFT lokomotiv upp
pa en- open godsvagn. Den lyit-
kran. som for andamalet var i an
vandning. brast och locomotives
stortade ned, nora nog krossan-
de Branberg under sin tyngd. Da
den olycklige omsider fiamdragits
befans Diet. att ena armen och ena
benet vero afbrutna hvarutom huff
vudskalen skadats.
En- rasande folkhop var den 22
nov. i bargstrakterna nara Sayre,
Pa, pa spanning etter Martin Mel
son, som bundit fast sin hussru
vid sparet pa Delaware, Lacka-
wanna & Westernbanan. sd att
hon at EFT godstag blef ofverkord
och dodad. Grannarne upptack-
tie det sonderskurna liket och ana
de sammanhanget. Makarne ha-
de ! en- langre It'd It'd lefvat i oenig-
het.
Da Nj skall bygga eller reparera
edert hus, sd k0p virke
Svenska monitoren., 1905-12-08
Specific blodf0rgifning.

Snabb och energisk demanding ar den enda
som n~agonsin horde begagnas bekampan-
DIT afdenna '~konung" af onda sjukdomar.
.Endast tillfallig lindring kan ernas af bad
andra minerala b%landningar och glitter.
Under Diet f0rfiutna aret har jag uppfunnit
och fullbordat en- bot for specifk blodf8rgift.
ming, som DIR absolut saker snabb och per-
manent o.. lemnaringa skadliga eftereffekter.
Hyarje yttre symptom f6~rsvinner smart.
medan plodet, ~vafnaderna, nerffibrerna, be.
men och hela systemet renas, starkas och ater-
stallas till fullkomlig helsa och renhet.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-12-08
Varicocele.

Varicocele redsatter lifskraften och Forster
mandomens elementer.
Kirungin botar Diet sallan men f6rsvagar
alltid delarne.
vi visa hvarje dag at varicocele kan saker
botas utan en- fariig smartsam och obehaglig
operation models knif. brannande eller p an
nat satt.
/ stallet for att organen stympas och for
st6ras, behalias de och starkas. smirtan upp
h6r helt och ballet och nastan 8gonblickligen
svullnaden lager sig smart, en- helsosamc irku
lation installer sig hastigt. och hvarje del al
crganismen. som paverkas af sjukdomen,
aterstalles fullk omligt.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-12-08

(Fortsattning fran Tide sidan.)
Och sd far han efter delta k0ra to
stan mar da beh6fs!
Da far han, for dit kommer jag
inte bradt. .Thure S.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-12-08

Da Nj skall bygga eller reparera
edert hus. So kop virke
hos Spalding, ) & Court.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-12-08

Duh MdUI UNHTS HIShTdIL UIINII UII U"U &c"
nom Observation-Disclosures harjningar. har Ell rad
att underkasta sig experiment, som manga
man olyckligtvis hafva gjort, med daliga lake.
medel. Just emedan de synes vara billiga.
Hans fall krafver och Dor erhSlla den basta
demanding den m~edicinska professionen kan
gifva.
ALT hvad grundlig lirdom, utmarkt skicklig-
het, stor erfarenhet och en- genomgaende We
tenskaplig utrustning pa kontoret kunna ut
RATA g0res nu for den help de beh6fva. och
mitt NAL ar att gifva dem en- bdttre behand-
ing och hastigare bot i'm de kunna erhalla an
n~orstades.
En- bot Dir just hvad Nj onskar, och vi kunna.
g%arantera eder en- sadan till EFT sa lagt pris
som ar f6renligt med en- h~0ggradig behaDdling'
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-16
PARENTS At LAW OVER BABY
Mother Sues Out Writ of Habeas Corpus
Against Husband
CONSTABLE CARRIES INFANT INTO COURT
Little Ones Mother Declares as Soon
Child's Birth She was
Ordered from Husbands
Parents Home.

A six weeks old baby was carried into
Judge Vinsonhaler's court on a writ of
habeas corpus by Constable Simpson of
Justice Fosters court. The baby was the
youngest object of a court mandate that
has ever been seen in the Douglas county
court house.
Constable Simpson, armed with the writ
and a bottle of milk, carried the infant
from 261S Sahler street via the street car
line to the county court without the slight
est trouble. Being the father of nine chill
dren himself, the constable was equal to
every emergency Of the case every minute
Of the time The baby, too. seemed to be
quite content to go on the impromptu trip
which at the end brought him to the arms
of his mother, Mrs. Bertha j. Gross.
Mrs. Gross sued out the writ against her
husband, Arthur H. Gross, and his parents
John and Marie Gross. She alleged the in
FAINT. still unnamed. was unlawfully and
illegally restrained of his liberty by his
father and grandparents and that she was
it's natural and proper guardian She also
alleged that as soon as she got around
after being confined to her bed by child
birth she had been ordered away from the
domicile of the Gross family. The reasons
were not given.
Judge Vinsonhaier will do the Solomon
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-16
HOWARD C. GRIFFITH FIRED OUT
Jersey City Man SummarIIy Removed
from National Bonrd.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 15.-The National
Base Ball commission met here today and
disposed of, among others, the case OF
Howard c. Griffith of Jersey City, who was
summariy removed from membership in
the National board Of the National associa-
tiOn. He was charged by President B. B.
Johnson of the American league with hav-
ing attempted to break the national agree
ment and endeavoring to array all of the
minor leagues against the National Asso-
citation leagues, unless certain concessions
were granted the minor leagues. Three
weeks ago the commission met in Cleve-
land, prepared to try Mr. Griflth's case,
but he secured a court injunction against
such action
In the matter of the claim of the Phila-
delphia club against the st. Joseph club
of the Western league, Philadelphia de-
manding $500 for the release of W. b.
Douglas to the St. Joseph team, written
and the claim of Philadelphia was prac-
tlcally chargeable against the Kansas City
club as Douglas was released by st. Jo-
seph as soon as the new owners became
cognizant of the claim for $500 on account
of Douglas, The board ordered that Kan
sas city either pay the $500 or release the
player to Philadelphia.
In the case OF Pitcher doc Hillebrand
II was decided that he belonged to the
Washington American league club. He is
now with the Pittsburg Nationals II was
shown that Hillebrand had accepted 81 600
from the Washington club while he was
yet at college and that he later returned
the money, saying he would not play pro-
fessional ball. Washington protested when
he afterwards signed with the Pittsburgs
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-16

KANSAS CITY, Aug. 15.--Inabilty to hit
Goodwin together with stupid fielding lost
the opening game of the at-home series
for Kansas City today. Isbell replaced
Frantz in the third inning and was effective
after the fourth. Score
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-16
PRISCILLA is BEATEN BY TWO
Unable 20 Hold Its own i'm Sailing
10 Windward.

OSHKOSH, Wis, Aug 15.-(Special Tele-
gram THE Priscilla, from Council BLUFFS,
Ia. took third place today in the class B
race over a twelve-mile windward and lea
ward course, being beaten hve minutes and
twelve seconds by the Barracouta from
White Bear lake, and the Pathfinder from
Minneton'ka. Owing to the high wind and
heavy sea the race was postponed from
morning until afternoon, and by 23O when
the starting gun was fired, all the boats
The Priscilla crossed the line to wind
ward Of the Pathfinder and Barracouta
and kept the lead until nearly half way
TO the windward mark, when the wind
iessened and the lighter built Barracuda
passed her TO leaward. a few minutes
later the Pathfinder gained second place
and they kept these positions across the
finish line Running before the wind the
Priscilla held its own, but against the
wind both the other boats were faster.
OF the other four starters one dropped out,
and the Oshkosh, jr., came in fourth, eleven
minutes after the Priscilla.
In class A the Glyndwr won, and the
white Bear boat Alpha, took second place.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-16
act in this apparently interesting case on
Thursday morning.
MAN WRECKS BAR FIXTURES
Tresspasses on Carrie Nations Pre-
serves in His Season of De.
structive HiIarity.

For trying to steal some of Carrie Nations
thunder Monday evening at the saloon of
Peter Nelson, 1410 Webster street, Frank
Harmer of 1015 Seward street, was fined
$25 and costs when arraigned in police
court Tuesday morning.
According to the evidence against Harmer
he was not on a temperance crusade at
the time, but was intoxicated and destruc-
tive. He tried to wreck the Nelson saloon
by breaking a lot of glasses on the bar and
then smashing a large window light, so Mr.
Nelson testified.
Mrs. Harmer appeared in court and told
the Judge the fine would work hardship
on her She was referred to the mayor.
Harmer said he mad lived in Omaha
seventeen years and his first arrest was
that of Monday evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-16
WOMAN THROWN TWELVE FEET
Badly Hurt by Locomotive, Mrs.
WaIIenberg Rests Easily
at the Hospital.

Mrs A. Wallenberg OF Thirtieth and
sahler street, who was injured by an engine
on the Belt Line Monday morning, is rest
ing easily at the Emmanuel hospital, no
serious results being anticipated.
Since the accident it has been reported to
the police that at the time of the accident
Mrs. waIlenberg lost A purse containing $21,
The woman was thrown nearly twelve feet
into the air by the locomotive and, the
purse is thought to have been found il the
vicinity of the accident.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-16
ANNUAL OPEN GOLF TOURNAMENT
-Four Players, Including EsHn, Tie for
LOW score in QuaIIfyinE Round.

CHTCAGO, Aug. l5.-Ihe annual open
GOLF tournament at Exmoor opened today
With eighty-four golfers from out Of town
and local clubs participating. National
Onwehtsia. and Frank c. Newton OF Seat
lie tied for first place in the qualifying
round with a score of l62 for the 36 holes.
The scores In the first fight ranged be-
tween 1862 and 175 and those in the second
flight up TO 1S7, four tying for last place
in the second division.
The third fight includes the remaining
scores up to ig7, four tying for the last
two limiting places.
The out-of-town players who succeeded in
landing in the second sixteen are: II. C.
Fownes OF Oakmonti A. c. Campbell of
5pringfeld III; T. c. Stevenson, Hamil-
ton. Mass, and Douglas Laird, Toronto.
Can. Outsiders in the third division are
w l.. Yule of Kenosha and c. b. Fownes
of Oakmont.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-16
sHRUBB NOT COMING TO AMERICA
British Athletic Association Refuses
Permit to LOnE-DIstance Runner.

LONDON Aug. 15-The governing COM
mittee Of the British Amateur Athletic as
sociation has refused permission to Alfred
Shrubb. the British champion runner to
go to America TO compete in the champion
ships at New York and Montreal
Alfred Shrubb is the champion distance
runner of England, and holds many world s
records. He has just returned to his home
from a trip to Australia, where he es-
tabshed new figures for all distances from
one mile to twelve miles. He holds the
worlds record of minutes 3-5 seconds
for two miles, running the first mile in 4
minutes II seconds. He is looked upon as
the most phenomenal long distance runner
in the world, and his intended visit to
America had been looked forward to with
great interest by American athletes.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-16
HALL TOO MUCH FOR SIOUX
Lands Last Game Of Series, Making II
Three Out of Four.
TEAMMATES COME UP WELL WITH STICK
SensationaI Fielding on the Part of
sioux City Keeps Down Score
and Rally In Eighth
Looks Dangerous.

SIOUX City, Ia, Aug. 15.-The splendid
work OF Hall in the box and the widness
Of Bills gave the Champions a victory
over Sioux City today making It three out
Of four. Spectacular fielding by the Pack
ers kept the score down. Three men were
caught at the plate by fast work and the
game was fast from the beginning.
In the fourth and fifth innings Omaha
punched their hits and these, in connection
with two wild throws by Bills, yielded
nOo runs. a lead which was too great to
overcome. In the eighth Sioux City al
most tied up the game with single and
two doubles. But Hall was equal TO the
emergency and pulled the game out Of
the fire by fine work on the slab Score
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-16

Games today: Brooklyn at Pittsburg
DIES MONIES is GOING TOO FAST
Plays one More Game Than
Scheduled with st. .Iosenh.

The dope Sheet at the end Of the third
quarter of the Western league race shows
only one thing and that is that Mike Can
tillOn has a good eye for a soft spot. He
has even overplayed his hand a little in
the present instance, for the schedule shows
that Des Moines has but tWenty-One games
scheduled up to and including August Is,
while the dope sheet shows that they have
played twenty-five. This puts Mike one
game to the good on the soft snap he has
had with the tailenders up to date He
surely isn't taking any chances on going
out of business with anything coming to
him. The subjoined table will be found
worthy Of minutes attention, as showing
how the teams have performed against each
OF her date
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-16
Armour. and NonnareII..

The Armours and the Nonpareils will
clash at Vinton Street park Wednesday
evening at o'clock. Both OF these teams
have been winning most of their games
PLAYED this summer and are anxious TO
decide on the superiority. The Nonpareils
have beaten the Originals twice and the
Armours have beaten such teams as the
Cudahys, the stock yards team, and others
equally as strong
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-16

The Omaha Coopers defeated the Hans
com Parks in a one-sided game. The fea-
ture of the game WAS Leo's home run
with two on bases. Score:
Coopers 80 6 2OlO la is i
Hans. Parks..O 0 0 O-3 s
Batteries: Omaha Cooperage Co., Mason,
Smith and Ziebell; HanscOm Parks, Stine,
kocher and Williams
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-16
Chine.e Trade CommissIoner Arrixes.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 15.-Among the
passengers on the steamer Mongolia, which
has arrived here from the Orient Is Wong
Kai Kah, Chinese imperial trade commits
sioner accompanied by his secretary. He
is going 70 Washington II Is said that the
object OF his trip Is 10 discuss the boycott
and the proposed new exclusion treaty,