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Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-15


HARVARD-Rev Mr. Hunt was severely
injured in a runaway and his wife and
three children badly shaken, up.
TABoR-Howells gained victory at Tabor
yesterday IN a one-sided game with the
Maple Creek sluggers Score IS to s.
BEATRICE-The Jones Grain company
has sold its elevator at Serty tot to
s. 800
HARVARDLThe rain indications have
cleared away without a storm and thresh-
ing from the shock is being pushed
rapidly.
bkArRICE-oats on the farm of Vol
Whittemore, living a few miles northeast
of Beatrice, averaged fifty-fiye bushels TO
the acre.
HoWELLs-Lightnin struck the large
barn on the place OF F. Lange, nine miles
north OF here. last night and burned It to
the ground.
DAVID CITY-David City is to have a
new hospital. which will be built by Drs
Beede & Burdick. Work will commence
PI.ATTsMoUTH-The Parmele theater
was we'll filled last evening for the OPEN
ing OF the season. In the artistic production
of THE Holy City
BEATRIcE-The farm house of Thomas
Ellis, living northwest of Beatrice, was
entered by robbers who secured a small
amount of Naluables. There is no clue.
BEATRICE-CompanyC of this city. with
the companies from Alma, Nebraska City
and WILDER, arrived home yesterday morn
ing in special train from Fort Riley,
PAPILLION-Great preparations are be-
ing made for the old settlers picnic TO be
held I'm Papillion on Thursday, August q.
Speakers have been engaged and a dane
Ing platform and seats erected.
DAVID CITY-James Bell has arrived IN
this city from Ireland on an extended VISIT
with his son, Benjamin Bell who Is
working for James Bell He will also
visit with relatives in StromsbuTg.
4 BEATRICE-Secreta shultz of the
Beatrice Commercial club has received q
laftar MCSWeQnQV the hacking
house promoter, stating that he would be
here in few days 10 commence work on
the plant
city. has Just returned from Nemaha
county. where he has purchaser an interest
in coal mine. he says the quality Of
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-15
DOPE FIEND CAUGHT IN TIME
COlOred Man Prevented from Drown
ing Himself In the. Muddy
Missouri River.

W. Perry Fillmore. colored Of 1905 West
Seventeenth street. Council Bluffs. was res
cued at 3 o'clock Tuesday morning by
Waterman Jones of the Cady Lumber
yard az sixth and Douglas streets. where
Fillmore tried to disconnect himself from
earthly things by drowning. Fillmore had
Invested himself of all raiment and was
about to take the fatal plungs when Jones
emerged from behind lumber Pile. like
the hero Of a melodrama The police
took charge Of Fillmore. who proved 70
be an inyeterate cocaine victin-
At the city Jail Fillmore evinced a strong
desire 10 turn from the error Of his way
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-15
NORTHWESTERN HAS CROWDS
Takes Over Thousand People to
minneapolis Monday Might and
Great western Does We'll.

The Northwestern took over 1000 people
to Minneapolis from Omaha Monday night.
All the available Northwestern cars were
used and three were borrowed from the
Union Pacific. The Great Western, the
official route for the Nebraska veterans,
also had all the passengers 1t wished to
handle. running in two sections The sta
ton was again crowded Tuesday morning
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-15
FIREMEN ATTRACT A BIG CROWD
Fullerton nose Tenn Proves n sur
prise Party.

FREMONT. Neb., Aug. H.-(Special Tele-
gram. lin the firemen's tournament the
committee awarded the prize for the com
pany having the largest number of men In
line to Columbus and for the best uniformed
and equipped company to David city. The
races at the driving park this afternoon
were well attended and the boys did some
good work. especially In the Glass b
straight away hose race. The work OF the
Fullerton boys was a surprise.
Straight-away, Glass A, hose: Seward
0:Slh; Stanton, 0:32k; Fremont, 0:321h.
Straight-away hook-and ladder: Kearney
0;S2b; Grand Island, t0:3SSS David City,
0:2SA.
Straight-away, Glass y, hose race: Full
lerton, O:311b. Alliance, O:32S; Holdrege
0S32bi Clarks 0:33.
There was big crowd of starters in the
&0-yard flremen's race and AL Marks OF
stanton, who has many running prizes tc
his. credit almost won Charles Pfeiffer OF
Grand Island was first, Al Marks of Stan
ton second, Robert Wiley of Grand Island
third, Time: O:27&
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-15
.MANSKE HAS 1T ON OMAHA
Allows the Rou1ksites Only One Hit Up to
the Ninth Inning,
pERsNG AND DotAN SAVE A sHUToUT
Former Makes a single I'm Ninth and
After Two Had Famed DOIan,
Batting for Gonding, Hits
..s- for Two Bases.

DIES MONIES, Aug. 14-With but one hit
OF Louis Mansko until the ninth inning
Omaha had no chance with the crippled
Champions this afternoon and lost to l..
= Manske pitched great ball throughout. lie
allowed one hit in the first and no more I'm
til the ninth, when Perring sent a grounder
i.down the third base line and reached first
safely WEIGH famed. but Bassey walked.
Long famed and Dolan was sent in to hit
for Gondlng. He missed two and then hit
for two bases, scoring Perrlng. Des Moines'
scores came in the fifth on O'Ieary's sin
gle, welday's sacrifice Andreas' single and
schipkes two-sacker; and in the eighth on
Longs short throw of Magoon's grounder
and Doyles single. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-15
rRI-srArE TENNIS TOURNAMENT
John Burton of sioux Falls Defeats
w. 3. Gilman of Sioux city.


SIOUX CITY. Ia. Aug. 1.-THE surprises
of the day in the tri-state tennis tourna-
ment was the defeat of w. s. Gilman of
in straight sets. The contest has narrowed we'd
down TO eight men and is being played
through very rapidly. summary:
w = Gilman beat aDr. Dix of Sioux
odd oldham Of Iemars beat paubney of De-
George Howell beat Broderick of Alexan-
Mcneil beat Mathewson of Wakefield,
). p, Bailey Of Talihina. okl. beat DR.. j.
Knowles of Kingsley beat w. s. Bowers.
+: A. Baker beat c. E, Haskell of wake
Jack Hiles beat Kinncott, Anoka, MINI.
G. o. swasey beat Eby Of Harrington,
PeckhSm Of Alexandria. S. D., beat Henry
Charles. Carey beat Huntington of COL
silman S sioa@ City, 81 sSGK Fans beat !"
w. c. Mcneil OF Sioux City beat H. A.
Oldham, Lemars. 7-5, ga
George Howell, Sioux City, beat ]. A..
Murphy, Ida Grove Ell 81.
J; Donahue 81 Sioux Falls beat Harry
~ ram =. HOWE; SIOUX CITY, beat r. Als-
W; z: Rlatherwick,, Rock Valley, beat F.
D. Peekh s,nS,o Alexandria SsI s b. SO, 50
City, by default.
George Howell. Sioux City. beat George
o. Swasey, Sioux City, 81, 81.
w. Lynch Sioux city, beat NJ Duggan,
Sioux City, by default.
w. e. Blatherwick beat Charles Carey.
! Sioux City go, Ga.
/ j.. A. Murphy, Ida Grove. beat J. e.
Arthur. Sioux City, So SO.
| Jack Hiles. Sioux City. beat J. Donahue.
| Sioux Falls, 6-1 81,
z. A. Baker. Sioux City. beat Paul C.
Howe, Sioux CITY, s-6. 81,
L J. McDufie, Lemars, beat w. Lynch,
| Sioux City. so, go
| Blatherwick and Hayes Of Rock Valley,
Ia, beat Hammer. and Van Dyke Of Sioux
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-15
Chicaso National Games.

The Bee has had so many inquiries as 10
the home games Of the Chicago National
team that the dates are here given. Chi
cago plays every team of the league before
leaving the West Side grounds, and II II
can hold the gait II has struck while
cinched Brooklyn plays at Chicago Au-
gust 1b is and II; New York plays Au-
gust Is, 19 and 90 with postponed game
which may be played at that time; Phila-
delphia plays August %, % and "A; Boston
plays August .. &c and %; Cincinnati plays
september and 2, aud Pittsburg plays
September 8, 6, Z, S, and TO-
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WITH THE BowLERs.

Last night teams representing Metz Bros.
and the Storz Brewing company bowled
the first match since the installation of the
alleys. The Stofz boys lost the first game,
but won the last two and the total pins.
Billy Weber rolled the best Individual total
for the case of Storz beer, but as he Is
strictly temperate turned It over to John
son, the next highest man. Thursday night
there will be a match between the teams of
o. d. Kiplinger and the Krug Brewing
poDopany Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-15

with veterans and their families headed =
Minneapolis. The Northwestern train w.s
held for the Union Pacific morning traint
which brought in loo from points in the
state This movement TO Minneapolis, to-
gether with tho Eagles movement to Mil
waukee and the travel 20 Chicago because
OF the reduced rates. has made Union sta
ton look as II King Ak-sar-Ben was hold
ing forth in this city.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-15
KREIeH COLLINS WILL BE HERE
Champion of All West to Attend
Tennis Tournament.

Promoters of the middle west tennis
tournament are elated over the way en-
tries are being received and especially
over the entry from Chicago of Kreigh
Collins Collins Is one OF the best known
tennis men in the country and that he
should send his entry to Omaha In prefer
Sence to going 10 the National tournament
al Newport Is taken as quite a compliment
TO Omaha. Collins is at present the west
ern champion, the northwestern champion
and champion of the tri-state meet which
was held at Cincinnati. He was also one OF
the four members of the American inter-
national team which crossed the pond
With Collins entry came also. that of C.,
s. Peters who will also play in the singles,
and will play in the doubles with Collins.
making team which will be hard to beat.
These crack players. taken with the others
received and expected. assure the success
OF the tournament. for large gallery is
sure to be on hand whenever Collins Is
billed TO play. He viii have no walk
away with the tournament, for others
will be here, and II is long way from
the preiininaries to the finals and the
player who wins win have to play ball
all the way through.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-15
midland Win Three.

BUFFALO CENTER, Ia, Aug. A-(spe-
cial Telegram 1.-The Cherokee Indians de-
feated Swea City here today by the score
of to o.; also Armstrong yesterday by a
score of - TO l. and, the Spirit Lake team
at Arnold's park Sunday by a score OF s
TO 3. making thirty three games won out OF
sixty played In Iowa
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-15
Wright Defeats Dabney.

SOUTHAMPTON, L. l., Aug. h.-one Of
the features of the tennis tournament at
the Meadow club today was the defeat of
also OF Boston, by 6-2, 7-5 in the first round
of the open singles. Dabney had the ma
tional- champion playing his best to win.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-15

Gated It in the west end OF the lake be-
tween Locust street and the Illinois Central
bridge. Two men in a boat were seen in
the neighborhood OF the net. but they both
got away before Mr.. Pterson got close
enough to recognize them. The net has
been hung in the Rod and Gun club house
as a trophy. e
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-15
Race for Roo,eyelt Cup.

MARBLEHEAD. Mass. Aug. 1.-In a
,nost uhG 5h, preeze, Zoo, o"neo py "
of the trial races for the selection OF the
defenders Of the Roosevelt cup. Cararnba,
while Cheewink vi, the entry Of r. O.
Macomber, 'wAs third
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-15
Plays Grand Island for championship
of state. - -.

FREMONT. Nsb,.. Aug. 1k-(speciaI Tel
egram. Fremont defeated Grand Island
today In the first ball game OF the series
for the state championship by a score OF
last half OF the ninth. Bradley keot his
hits well scattered and Shea's boys made
theirs count Score: R.H.E.
Grand Island. % Q 90 Q Q Q o-S 3
Bases ON balls: CT Bradley. 2; on Tiel q
Struck out: BY Bradley, 8; by Tel, I. Bat
teries: For Fremont. Bradley and Shea; for
Grand Island, Tiel and Townsend
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-15

and cut out the drug from his die. He
wrote the police judge a note asking for o.
sentence in the county jail. The police
magistrate sentenced Fillmore to thirty
days
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-15

At Rock Isiand-F1rst game: Decatur /,
Rock Island 0. Second game: Decator 0.
Rock Island /.
Az Cedar Rapids-cedar Rapids. 1. Spring
| field o. 'Fs' g.tt A.
AT Peoria-Peoria p Davenport, l.
Al Bloomington, 1hs-Bloomtngton 3.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-15
GAMES IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland Bunches Hits I'm Eighth and
wins from Washington.

CLEVELAND. Aug. 14-By punching a
triple, two doubles and four singles, with
two bases on balls. Cleveland scored seven
runs in the eighth inning and defeated
Washington to s. Washington knocked
joss and Eels out OF the box. but Bernhard
only allowed one man to reach frst IN the
five innings he, pitched. ,.Aldzer's helding
was a feature, Score: g. a-st..
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-15
Huwhes fsvsn. Hamilton ,rrophy

In the hhhlst for the Fred Hamilton
tennis trophy cup at the Field club last
evening Jao8 Hughes defeated Fred Du-
frene This gives Hughes possession of
this Landscape cup The details of the
match 'weres Hughes lowe u, Dufrene
(half 15), 7-5, GO, So -. "
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-15
Town LeaEne -Re.ult..

MARsHALLrowE, Ia. Aug. A.-(special
Telegram, )-Folowing are the results In
the Iowa league:
Ottumwa. 8: Marshalltown. O.
Burlington, S: Clinton, !. 4
Heokuk, 3: Fort Dodge. /.
Waterloo, 10s Oskaloosa,,-a
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Lincoln wins in Tenth.

LINCOLN, Neb. Aug. H-In a great
pitchers battle between Jones and Paige
Lincoln won from Denver today by a score
OF to ]. The game went ten innings
Denver got run in the first inning on
Psrton,s tumble of McHale's gsounder
After Smith had been disposed of Randall
bit Tor three bases. sending McHale home
Up 70 the sixth Inning Lincoln failed to
get hit Then Ketchem got his bob,
Dublin cracked out a double and Smiths
mum of throw In let Ketchem score
Lihcoln won in the tenth. Collins beat out
q slow grounder, was sacrificed to second
and came home when zinran hit to the
fence Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-15

noon, Il TO 3 Rupert was knocked out Of
the box for Bertrand and Atkinson was
substituted after which the local team was
held even. Batteries Hastings. bort,
Poteet: Bertrand, Rupert, Atkinson and
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-15
WASHINGTON.

T WasSInE5on ,,'.n.'.r 9 3 ggS'66 IS
Hts. OF Joss,l Z in three innings; off
Eels, in one inning; of Bernhard, in five
innings; off Falkenberg.. 0 in seven and two
thirds innings. on Hughes inA one third
of an inning First base on errors: Cleve-
land, 2; Washington, 3. Two-base hit; Jack
son. Wakefield. Lajoie,l Anderson, Jones
Three-base hits: Flick. jackson, Falken-
berg. Sacrifice hits Jones, .Altizer. Sehal-
fly Stolen bases: Turner. Ia1oie, StovaH,
sehalay %. ,Altizer Stanley, Anderson,
First base on balls; on Eeis, 2; of Falken-
berg, q off Hughes, g. Hit with pitched
ball: BY Joss, /. ~
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-15
sToRz BLUE RIBBONS.


SHENANDOAH, Ia. Aug. H.-(Specisl
Telegram 1.-THE first of four days of the
Shenandoah fair and race meet drew a
large crowd and some excellent racing was
witnessed, The display of all kinds in the
fair section was large and attractive. Fol-
lowing are the, race results: .-'
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-15

Time: 2:174,l Z:l7N, 2:I71z 2:lsN, 2:20h.
In the five-eighth of a mile dash. Reuben
G., won Time: l :05.
In the base ball game Shenandoah beat
Essex 3 TO o. There was to have been a
balloon ascension, but the balloon caught
fire and burned just as It was about to be
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-15
landing of the Teams.
FREMONT WINS FIRST OF SERIES

Games today; Boston at Pittsburg Brook
lyn at Chicago, New York at ST Louis.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-15

II you have anything to. trade advertise
It in the For Exchange column OF The
Bee Want Ad page.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-15

Two base hits; Clarke, Beaument Gibson.
Three-base hit: Clarke Sacrifice hits:
Rtchey, Brain, Stolen bases: sheehan.
Howard. Double plays Wagner to Gibson.
sheehan TO Ritchey to Nealon, Goode to
Bridwell to Brain to Howard First base
on balls; on Lever, 8; on. Lindaman, 8.
Hit with pitched ball: Wagner. Struck out
BY Lever, B. Passed bail: Needham. Left
l:4S Umpires: tombstone and Conway.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-15
GRAND CIRCUIT HARNESS RACES
Angus Pointer wins 2TO4 Pace mt
PounhkeepsIe in East Time.

POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y. Aug. H.-Angus
after working out on the half-mile tracks,
made his first start of the season In the
Grand Circuit in the 3:04 pace at the .Hud-
son River Driving park this afternoon,
winning in straight heats in 2:0Slt and
2:03%, which makes a new race record for
tho track and the fastest two heats paced
this season next to The Broncho's heats of
2:03Iz, 2:03 and 2:03%. Angus Pointer has
been considered since he started as a
Of 2:o4jt. but he was hardly believed to be
capable OF the speed which he showed to-
day. He made the last quarter of the
"a length and a half ahead of Baron Graf
tan. He made the first half of the second
heat ,,o In l;oo5h. Angus Pointer sold favorite
The All pace was easy for Rudy Kip. it
being his third victory of the season. He
sTs6t az soO TO ssS for the FIELD
made her favorlte for the 2:2s trot at 500
to $50, but the betting public found a sur
prise In Allie Jay, owned by General Chris
holm of Cleveland, and winner at Wind
sor, but not reckoned on as a dangerous
iactor , on the grand circuit. Under the
skilltul driving of Kenney. Allie Jay won
with comparative ease in straight heats.
Summaries: =
Pacing. 2:il class, purse $500, best two
Rudy Kipp Dr. h., by McEwen (Mur-
putSl ;'''..''..................1
Marcv Ne o. UCoxl' ;rr;S.;..:.:;.'''..'.'.".,2
Daphne Direct. bl. m. (walker) ........5 1
Pearl Tipping, b. m. (Hassard). .......4 I
Captain Derby, b. g. (Eldridge) ..........e 6
pIeu =, o. g. tNye).....:. ................. 10
Blackbird bl. g. (James).t. 9
The Judge, b. 8. CDickerson), ............1l y
Billy Walters jr., b. g. CMcCargo). 9 II
Miss Abdell b. m. Kinney. ............. DIS
Time: 2:o5A, 2:05k.
Trotting, 2:2s class, purse 1850. best three
in f1ve:
Allie Jay, b. m, by Jayhawker (Ken-
,hSD ..',..,....'.'.'.......... i
Brilliant Girl. b. m. (Currey). .......2 2 2
The Phantom, bl h. (Walker).........7 4
Lucretia, br. m. (Thompson)........ 5
Jessie Kenyon, b. m. lBenyon). .........6 8
Czarina Dawson, b. m. (McCargo)....5 6
Delma Gregor, b. m. (Murphy).......4. 6 Z
Test, b. g. Cox. Observation-Disclosures
Silence, b. h. &c. Thomas). .............d s
Drieta, b. m. Mccarthy. .....".......ds
Time: 2:101s, $40, 210A
three: -
Angus Pointer b. g., by Sidney Pointer
NounueIldnu) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Baron Grattan, b. g. (Geers). 2
Nervolo. b. h.. (Murphy). ...... .............4 8
Maud Keswick, b. m. (James). 4
Time: 203k, 2:O3%.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-15
piekpeII. Beata CortIand.

BEATRIcE, Neb., Aug. sl4--(speciaI Tel
egrlm.l-The Picl1rsil ball team defeated
Cortland this afternoon at Pickrell In a
splendid game by the score OF 20 2.
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stanainr Of the T-am,
'GREAT work OF CHICAGO TEAMS

p Games today Omaha at Des Moines. Den
yer at Lincoln, Pueblo at Sioux City
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LINCOLN.
DENVER.

Two out when winning run scored.
= Lincoln s...s..ss...O 0 o o ! o o o IL
~ ifhree-base hits Randall. Two.base hit;
y Qnilln Sacrifice hits; Qullin Gagnier'
stolen bases: Collins. Randall Double
play; ketchen TO Thomas Bases on
balls; on Paige, 2 Struck out: BY Jones.
o; by Paige, 6. Left on bases: lincoln /.
, Denver 8 = Umpire: Edinger. Time: 80
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-15
sioux Tnke Poor Game.

sioux CITY, IA. Aug! H.-The Packers
Celebrated their homecoming by barely
getting away with the game from Pueblo
By a score OF 10 o:s. Despite the fact that
ii was hard struggle throughout the
game was slow and tedious, Astounding in
errors and heavy hitting. A double play by
sioux City in the first inning, retiring the
stob Of Newton-s hard drive to center In
the nth were the only noteworthy fea-
lures. Score .--
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Kansas Player for Detroit.

DETROIT. Aug. 14-The Detroit Ameri-
can league ball team has signed Pitcher
Willets OF the Wichita Western associa-
ton team.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-15
TrammeI Net ConnseaIed.

Deputy Game Warden Pierson has con-
hscated l50-trammel net that he found in
Cut on lake one night last week he To-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-15
Hasffngs Beats Bertrand

HASTINGS. Neb.. Aug il-(speciaI TeIe-
gram -Hastings beat Bertrand this after
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-15
NEBRASKA CROP CONDITION
Continued from Third Page)
News of Nebrn ska

the Loup river this afternoon. The body
was found soon after.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-15
PittsburE Wins an Easy shutout VIC
tory from Hnnfnn.

! PITTSBURG, Aug: lA--The Pittsburgs
returned from their EASTERN trip today and
! easily defeated the Bostons, Alto 0. Score:
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.Batted for Newlin In the ninth.

s f1SSd City .2..55 9 ddSS199 s-lS
EARNED runs: Sioux City, 4; Pueblo, 8.
Gflvray,f Elwert. Ftske. Double play:
Newton to Weed to Williams. Left on
bases: Nobllt, Weed Newton Williams
Bader. Messitt. Sacrifice hits: Nobit,
Newton, Williams Freese. First base on
by pitched ball: Frost. Campbell. Struck
out. BY NewIin' 4; by Stimmel 5. Wild
pitehes: Newlin, /; Stimmel, !. Passed
Pkes' Jarrett and Minor. Attendance;
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Standing of the. Team.
GAMES IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games today:l Chicago, at Boston, 81
Louis at Washington, Detroit at New York
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-15
,Es MONIES
OMAHA

'DoEan' batted. for Gonding in ninth.
Des Moines .........0 O002 "a
Omaha .,,.....!.... 0 Il
Stolen base: Magoon Sacrifice hits:
WEIGH, Dexter. TNo-base hits: Perring,
DoIan, Doyle, Schipke Double plays; Sand
crs 70 Runkle; Long TO Runkle to Gonding.
Bases on baliss on Sanders, ]: of Manske,
g. Struck out BY Manske, s; by Sanders,
"a Time: 1:40. Umpire: Davis.
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pHrrv's nooY eeeovEReo.

HENToN. tuly THE body of
Charles Petty. Of kenasket, who
vas drowned SUNDAY. was found IN
the White river thia morning by o.
party 0f ueafcherH near the point
whera he loat his life Undertaken
raohell. u this eiif. has left 90
procure ikA body Petty leaves q
wife aud two children. and father
aud mother and three sisters at
|Onfiun. lie was well known lszsu
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eharyins the Alien railroad and ite
nnunts. John N FHltkorn and FRED
a uann with NiNiug rebates 20
sWarsaeblld A sulHherRot the pack
eua tie declared that the pas ment
of 81 tfaekaHv fees Tor every car
taken over The $ - tracks waH
clearly rebate IN SHlatiou at the
Ielkina law The iufy was Instruct
cd to iindfAccordiaHly
lie deeisfed that the iaHt two
eonnta regarding the repay Went OF
passenger fares was FAULTY ana OF
dsrutcfhem dismissed
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CLOTHING IL sroLTa.

Yesterday. shortly before ueon.
the Northern Pacific section hastss
At Interplay WAS hrahen Into ana
clothing belonging Ia several lapH
naae wac lahen. also a watch 10 oas
If the men Several trnmpH had
been seen lnaflnE IN the neiKlihogs
hood and Il ~ supposed that they
stole the goods
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SEATTLE MN WINNERS.

BILLINGS. Nsst July & Six
Seattle men we're successful In the
CROW land drawing yestotesy as
follows " y Ftehl. Jesse { HE
koN. q n Richmond. W Coliipgs,
] iautnuf aud } q SnnsfuFt.