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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-05
EVENTS ON THE RUNNING TRACKS
Miller Rides -Four winners and Two
Seconds at Belmont.

NEW YORK June 4-The riding of
Jockey Walter Miller was the feature. Of
the racing at Belmont park today. Out
of six mounts he rode four winners and
two seconds. His ride on Mintia was espe-
cially good. Mintia was ftiring in the final
strides and Radtke on iEntree closed strong.
Miller kept Mintia going long enough 70
down from t. to e won o the Jockey
9 to 20 favorite, won the Gaiety stakes.
Results: ~ ~.
dell won. Water Grass second, Sir Lynne
wood third. Time 1925,
Second race, four and 'one-half furlongs
Monfort won. Carriers SECOND. Halton third
Third race, the Galetye stakes, four and
barry Belle second; ABORTION third, Time
Fourth race, the Jockey club weight for
age, mile and furionE: Whimsical won.
Accountant AGO. .E,u second The Picket third
Fifth race, seven forlongs: Mintiu won.
Entree second, Battle Axe third. Tine;
sixth race one mile. zienap won. Miss
Crawford second, Yala Gal third. Time
CINCINNATI, June Results at La
First race. six furlones. Tom Grove won.
Malleable second Comment third. Time :
1:144b. .-Hrfs "
Second race, four and one-half furIongs:
Old Honesty won. Toulon second, Senator
Wagner third. Time; 0:55%
Third race, seven furlongs: FL Otros
won, Dutch Barbara second, Or. Wang
third. Time: 1:27%.
Fourth race, steeplechase, short course
ltacatiara. won, barefoot second St. Enoch
third. Time: 1865
Fifth race, four and one-half furlonKs:
Friction won, King Leopold second, Money
maker third. Time: 0:544t.
Sixth race, SIX flrlongs: Hazel Thorpe
won. Minnehaha second, Principal third
Time: 1:1f9E. ,- sH1-lr
Seventh race. one mile: Matabon won
Topsy Robinson second. Erla Lee third
Time: .466. So
BUFFALO, June 4-Results at Kenil-
worth park: 80 -s.
First race, Ave furlongs: Platoon won.
Rusk second, Tickle third. Time; I:OlH
Second race, four and one-half furlOngs
Irene A. won, Altyhs second, Mary WEIGH
third. Time: 0:5Sh.
Third race, steepleehase. short course:
kassal won, John. Randolph second, Belle
Dodson third. Time: 4:04.
Fourth race, Buffalo derby, mile and a
quarter: Belmere won, Minnie Adams sec
ond, Hyperion third Time: 2:O7st.
Fifth race, mile and forty yards EN-
barrassment won, Beknighted second, FL
liott third. rimei 144
sixth race six furlongs: Bonnie Reg
won, Realm second, Dargin third. Time
115
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-05

In reply to a written request from the
PlattsmOuth Elks. bunch of tickets was
sent to them yesterday, and IL is very prob
able that a considerable delegation will at
tend the Thursday ball game from that
city Large delegations will probably be
present from Lincoln, Council Bluffs and
Fremont. Arrangements were made yes
terday with the street car company 20 pro-
vide a car for the Thirtieth United States
infantry band. which will make trips
through the retail and wholesale business
districts between the hours OF noon and
o'clock on Thursday, giving an elaborate
musical program en- route. They will after
ward play at the ball park. Carl Reiter
manager of the Orpheum theater, will auc-
ton off the boxes fifteen minutes before
the game begins. In view of the fact that
w. A. Rourke has already offered S25 for
the first choice of the boxes, the bidding
promises to be very lively and several
hundred dollars will probably be realized
for the thirty-two boxes with an aggregate
of 256 seats the regular price of which
seats will be 81 each
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Sterling silver-Frenzer, 18th and Dodg,


ATLANTIC, Ia, June 4.-CSpecial. THE
Atlantic Grays are making a hard race for
the amateur championship in Base ball this
year. They have played five games and
won every one. They have just defeated
the team from Underwood by a score of
Z TO 0 in an eight-inning game, stopped by
rain They have paid players In the
club. all being home boys. and the Under
wood aggregation had men from Council
Bluffs playing. Bircher and Franklin were
the battery for Atlantic and Nelson and
Wayland for Underwood. The Grays are
anxious for games with any amateur team
in this part of the country. Score:
r. II. Il.
Atlantic ..........s O1 OO1l Of IL
Underwood 40 0 o 0 o 0 90 5
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-05

The first game of a double-header sun
day for the Dietz team at the Dietz park
between the Dietz and Sterlings resulted
IN a ten-inning game, which was quite
interesting after the nth inning Man
ager Sage rallied his men and the Ster-
lings tied the score, and IL stayed that
way until the tenth, when the Sterlings
score one and won the game. Christen-
sen Of the Sterlings did good work. The
score:
sterllnEs ..........0 900 90 % Is
Base hits: Dietz, II: Sterlings, Z Err
rOrs: Dietz g. SterlinEs, T. Batteries:
Dietz Young and Mossman; Sterlngs,
Christensen and Sage
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ED QUICK GOES TO LITTLE ROCK
Former Omaha Pitcher Joins the
Southern League.

Eddie Quick appeared on the diamond
at Vinton street park yesterday before
the game, practicing, and thus caused
many a hutter OF a female heart, but
Eddie was thoughtless. for II does not lie
within the province of his power to satisfy
these longings He has signed with Little
Rock and must tear himself away at last
from Omaha
to Pueblo and Selee gave him his pass
ports, making him a free moral agent and
also an unrestricted ball player, He chose
to join Little Rock
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HERMAN LONG rs. WITH OMAHA
veteran Boston star Is FieId Manager
of Omaha.

Herman Long Is with Omaha and will
cover second base and manage the team
on the neld- President Rourke has been
congratulated on getting the veteran and
former star OF the great Bostons and not
without cause, for Long has one OF the
coolest heads OF any man on the diamond
the very places Omaha most needs IL
The feeltng among the players over
Longs acquisition Is such as insures the
best teamwork Of which the men are
capable. Rail players. minor or major
have a wholesome regard for tried ana
proven ability and so no one has a.
gtvings OF Herman Long. the old Boston
star, who was regarded as the greatest
short stop In the business.
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Lcnther DeaIern Meet.

ST. LOUIS. June 4.-The first annual
convention OF the National Leather and
Shoe Finders association began here today
and will end on Wednesday. The mem
bership Is confined to the leather and shoe
finders, but the delegates also include
representatives of tanneries and other lines
connected with the shoe trade. The assoc
citation has for Its object the carrying out
of a general trade and price agreement
number OF social features have been
arranged for the delegates.
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Iowa LeaRue Re.uIt..

MARSHALLTOwN, Ia, June A.-(spe-
cial Telegram. Following are the re-
suits in the Iowa league:
Marshalltown forfeited today's game 3
to 0 to Fort Dodge because Of a decision
of Umpire Noris.
Waterloo 6; Boone, ..
Ottumwa, 6; Keoltuk, 4. thirteen innings.
Oskaloosa and Burlington established a
league record by playing nineteen innings
today. Oskaloosa won, 3 to 2.
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Employers LiabIIIty Act valid.

DENVER, Colo, June 4-By unanimous
opinion, the state supreme court today
upheld the cOnstitutionallty Of the EN-
ployers' liability act, passed by the legisla-
ture in 1901. Under this act an employer is
responsible for the death OF an employe
by accident. even II II be caused by the
negligence OF a co-employe.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-05

PUEBLO, June 4.-The Grizzlies were
neatly trimmed today when the Indians
took the game in the ninth by score OF 8
70 3. The feature of the game came In the
last inning when with two men on bases
Voilendorf singled Cook followed with
double and McGilvray beted the ball for
a home run that brought In the winning
scores.
Both teams played good ball The Indians
got their first run in the NTH, another In
the seventh and were one to the bad when
three runs and made the Indian supporters
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Standing OF the Teams
big Crowd for the EIks.

Games today: Pittsburg at Boston, Gin
cinnati at Philadelphia. Chicago at New
York. ST. Louis at Brooklyn. -.
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Murder and Suicide.

CHRISTOPHER, Ill. June 4.-The jeal-
Gus resentment of Reuben Stewart brought
the carriage ride OF Roy Veach and Stella
Dial 10 a tragic close here last night The
returning buggy met at the Dial
home by Stewart, who shot Veach in the
head, killing him instantly. lie fired at
the girl, but missed He then committed
suicide.
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CLEVELAND.

Ifitbi On Bernhard, Il IN eight INNINGS;
on Hess, In one inning Two-base hits:
base hits: Freeman. Setback. Sacrifice
hits; Jackson, Bay, Rossman, Goodwin,
Young. Stolen baBeE:v Bradley, Freeman
Bases on balls: on Bernhard, ION Young.
]. Hit by pitcher: BY Young, !. Left on
bases: Cleveland 3; Boston, g. Struck
out: BY Bernhard, 2; by Young /; by
Hess, 1. Passed balls: Peterson, C5) +. wild
pitch: Young. Time: las. Umpire:
O'Loughiin.
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sHOorERs ARE COMING TODAY
Tournament of state sportsma ems
Aasociatio


ginning tomorrow the Nebraska state
Sportsmen's association will hold the an
shooters are expected to be present. The
second day will be termed "ladies' dav"
and two Of the most famous feminine shoot
ers of the world will be present. Mrs
Nellie Bennett of Denver and Mrs. A. w.
Butler OF .Chanute, Kan, have decided to
come. The shoot viii last three days.
Tom Marshall Of Illinois, one OF the
most genial OF men, will arrive early this
week and George Crosby, who tied with
Gilbert for first place. last year for the
championship will arrive Tuesday. Char
ley Young OF Springfield, o., said to be
the quickest shot in the world, will be a
Pat Anderson of Rockwell City, Ia, and
Ed O'Brien of Kansas
Among the crack amateurs who will at
tend is Bill Wealth from Falls City George
Maxwell OF HoIstein. Mart Deifenderfer OF
Wood River, Dick LindeTman of Cortland
Dan Bray OF Columbus, Gus Schroeder OF
Columbus and score of others.
on Wednesday Captain A. II. Hardy Of
Lincoln Will give an exhibition OF fancy
slIO citing at the traps.
Tor1orrows program for the state shoot
follows;
Event No. Fifteen blue rocks, $50 en-
Event No. Fifteen blue rocks $50 en-
trance, $40 added
Event No 5--.Fifteen blue rocks. $50 en-
trance $40 added.
Event No. Fifteen blue rocks. $50 en-
trance, $40 added.
Event No 5-Twenty blue rocks. s. en-
trance Sl2.5O added.
Event No. 6-Twenty blue rocks, 81 en-
trance, Sl25O added.
g AFTERNOON
Event No. Fifteen blue rocks, $50 en-
ira see, $40 added.
Event No. S-Fifteen blue rocks $50 en-
trance, so added
Event Ma 9-Fifteen blue rocks $50 en-
trance $40 added
Event No iO-Fffteen blue rocks, s. 80 en-
trance, $40 added.
Event 30, n-Twenty blue rocks, g. en-
trance, $3.50 added.
Event No. 12-Twenty blue rocks, g en-
trance N250 added.
plckey Bird Trophy Eyent-optional
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Left on bases: Chicago, 4; Philadelphia,
6. Two-base hits Seyboid (2), II. Davis.
Three-hdse hit: Isbell. Sacrifice hits: Jones
(2), O'Neil. Cross. Stolen base: Isbell.
Double plays: Brouthers, II. Davis and
Cross Powers and Murphy; G. Davis and
Donohuel Struck out: BY Patterson, 6; by
Plank, Bases on balls: OF Plank, 2.
Time: AS. Umpire: Sheridan.
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'Paige batted for ]. Smith in ninth.
EMO outs when winning run was made.
Pueblo ...............O 0 90 0 1 3-6
Denver ...............0 90 0 0 2-S
Sacrifice hit: Vollendorf. Two-base hits;
base hits: Belden. Paige Home run: Nc
Gllvray. Bases on balls, on Wright, J.
Struck out: Bv VolendOrf, /. Wild Pitch
Vollendorf Hit by pitched ball: Nollen-
dorf Double play: shugart, Ftske 20
Myers. Left on bases: Pueblo, 2; Denver
s. Time: LIS. Umpire Keefe Attend
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Fred KruEs want Game.

The Fred Krug Brewing eomPanys base
ball club wishes 40 issue q challenge to
any base ball team in Omaha, Council
Bluffs or South Omaha whose members
are under II years OF age. Replies 20 be
sent TO Elmer f. Gillian, manager, 1907
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rO.aIs. .ss % q Is

sBatted for Adams in the sixth.
sBatted for Stecher in the NINTH
Indianapolis .......S is3sSSS-7
Two-bass hit; sullivan. Three,base
hits; j. Carr, Hines. Home run; Vim
son. Stolen bases Kerwin, Sullivan
Mailman, StoyaIl. Sacrifice hit: stoVall.
First base on balls: on Kenna 3; on
stecher, 2; Off Walker. 2. Struck out: By
Kenna. J. by stecher !. Double plays:
Woodruff 20 Sullivan; Mailman 10 Wood
rum; Adams TO Quinlan TO Sullivan; Quin-
Ian to Brashear to sullivan to Brashear
Left on bases: Louisville, 4; Indianapolis
g. Hits. on Kenna, In four innings;
on Stecher, 2 In three innings; on Adams
In one Inning; on Walker, In four in
nings; on kelium. IN 1ve innings Time:
1855. Umpire Haskell
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-05

HASTINGS. Neb.. June 4.-tspecial Tel
e6ram. 1.-THE Des Moines western league
team Was 70, have played with the local
team this afternoon but failed 20 appear
About 1900 people assembled At the
was scheduled with Cantillon several
weeks ago
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Ber,rand colo Are Fri.ky.

BERTRAND, Neb., June 4.-(Special) -
The Bertrand Colts won Sunday, from the
Batteries: Bertrand, Cannon. Webster and
Gilmore; Loomis, sand and johnson.
Score:
E.s5I5;. ....,.S .SSSsgS 10
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standing of the Teams.

Games today: Washington at Detroit
Philadelphia at Chicago, New York at 81
Louis, Boston at Cleveland.
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standina OF the Team..

Games today. Milwaukee al Columbus.
Kansas City at Toledo, St. Paul at Louis
vile. Minneapolis al indianapolis.
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DISEASES OF THE SKIN.
EcEema, letter, salt Rheum, Ring
Worm, Herpes, BARRIERS Itch,
Itch or Scabfes.

All Of these diseases are attended by in
tense itching, which is almost instantly re-
Heved by applying Chamberlain's Salve and
by its continued use a permanent cure may
be effected. 1t has, in fact, cured many
cases that had resisted all other treatment
Price, Is cents per box. Every box is war
ranted.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-05
OMAHA

Two-base hit. Ftllman. .Three-base hit
Perring. Sacrifice hits: Long. Quillan ca
Holmes. Struck out: BY Dodge, q by Eyler
2 Base on balls; on Dodge, !; on Eyler
bases: Omaha, s; LINCOLN, I. Double plays
long, Gonding, Perring and WEIGH. Home
runs: Omaha, i; Lincoln, /. Umpire: Full
Ter. Time: 1:4a.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-05
Tremendans PoMeT

over constipation. biliousness, etc. Is shown
in the marvellous cures made by Electric
Bitters. 50 cents. Guaranteed. For sale by
sherman q MeConnell Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-05
NEW YORK WINS IN SEVENTH
Gotham Americans Make Only Run in Game
in This Inning.
HEAVY RAIN STOPS THE PLAY
Both Pitchers DO Effective work aRd
Only, Error I'm the Game
H. Made ny So.
Louis.

ST. Louis. June 4-Before st. Louis had
opportunity TO bat in the eighth inning
heavy rain began. and New York won the
game, / to O. No runs were made in
New York's half of the eighth. Score:
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SILVER CREEK, Neb.. June 4.-(Spe-
ciai. l-Silver Creek played an errorless
game today and easily defeated the Clarks
team on the iatters grounds. Silver Creek
had on its batting clothes and pounded two
Of the Clarks pitchers out OF the box.
Score:
Clarks ................1 0 0 0 0 0 0 o 81
Batteries: Silver Creek, +. Shank and H.
shank; ClaTks, Johnson, Douglas. S. Little
and ID. Little.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-05

two-base hit by w. Cook. which drove n
the winning run. and the splendid Work
Of Ed Ryan I'm center field.
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Toledo Defeotr CoIumbua


Home run: Abbott. Two-base hits: Can
nell Blue. kim. Hits: OF Veil, in. two
innings: of Groth. 3 in six innings Hit by
pitcher. Cannell Sacrifice hiis: Knabe
Demont. Double plays: Wrigley and Kihm
knabe, Demont and Clarke; Wrigley, Huls-
witt and Kihm; Demont and Clarke. Struck
out: BY Minnehan, 2: by y ell, /: by Grolh
8. Base on balls: on Groth, /. Wild pitch:
Minnehan. Umpires; Sullivan and Kane.
Timei 1:25. ...
Packers Win FeaturelesH Game.
KANSAS CITY, June Arkansas City won
today in a game devoid Of features. Will
liams was effective when men were on
bases and the Kansas City batsmen
punched their hits. Score:
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Fast came AZ Wahoo.

WAHOO Neb June 4-(Special. )-Fin-
igan's Colts defeated the Hudic Giants IN
= thirteen -inEinH game b the score Of
% 3 The features Of the same we're
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PHILADELPHIA.
rntal...A2 aq7 IS


EBatted Tor Pittlnger In eighth
New York............A o 0 1. o 0 1-9
Philadelphia .........4 0 o 0-6
Stolen bases: Devlin, (2). Gilbert. Double
plays; Dahlen, Gilbert and MCGann; Dahlen
and Gilbert Struck out: BY Lush, 4: by
Pittinger. 2. by Wiltse. 3. Bases on balls:
on Lush 4; on Mathewson, 4; off Wiltse, ?.
Vine. 21n-- Innlre. KLEIN
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Detroit Wins with stick.

DETROIT, June AFTER Washington
had tied the score, Detroit batted FalKen-
burg for nine runs in two innings, almost
all on clean hitting. O'Leary's home run
ended the work. Coughln made clean steals
for all three bases in the seventh. score:
-rr-A -rrn
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-05
Packers win FeatureIeE

Earned runs: Kansas City, g. TWo-base
hit: Gehring. First base on balls: on
williams, 3. Struck out: BY Williams, q;
by Gehring, /. Left on bases: Kansas
City. 5; Minneapolis, g. Double play:
Yeager to Hart to Greminger Passed
ball: Yeager. Stolen bases; Hart Leahy
90, Sacrifice hits: ID, Sullivan, Oyler.
Williams, Waldron Time; 1:S5. I'm
pire: Egan.
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ONE CAVE N NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York wins from Philadelphia by
gupertor Mating.

PHILADELPHIA June 4.-Mathewson
gave six bases on balls and allowed two
hits in the first inning and then was put
out OF the game for disputing with Umpire
Klein. New York finally won through
better ttine. Score:
ptrT
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-05

IOWA CITY, Ia, june s-(speciaI Tsle-
gram. b-Aikt Kelley has been elected
captain q the University tase bali team
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-05

Two-base hits: Chase 80, Williams
Double plays: Glade, Wallace and Jones'
O'C7nnor. Stolen bases: Hemphill. Stone
Convoy. Mcclure Hit by pitcher: BY
Hahn Niles. wild pitch Glade. Bases on
balls: on Glade, 3 Struck out: BY Glade
8; by Ham, 4 Left on bases: St. Louis. 81
New York. Z Time: 1850. Umpires Con-
molly and Evans
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Chicago defeats. PhiIndeIphia.
CHICAGO
PHILADELPHIA.

CHICAGO, June 4-Patterson pitched
Chicago to victory by the close score of 8
to 2 in the opening game with Philadelphia
today. Score
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-05

wild with SOY. The visitors got one In the
fifth and scored two In the ninth. Score:
PUEBLO.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-05

GAMES IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Games today. lincoln AZ Omaha, Des
Moines at Denver, Sioux City at Pueblo.
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Three-base hit Cross. Home run:
oLeary. Sacrifice hits Lindsay, Cobb.
CouEhlln, O'Leary, Stahl. Stolen bases:
d. Jones. Mcintyre, Coughlin, 90, Schmidt,
Anderson. Bases on balls: on Killinn,
8; on Falkenberg, 4. Hit by pitcher: XII
Ian. l. Left on bases: Detroit Z; Wash
ington, g. Struck out: BY Killian, /: by
Falkenberg, 4. Double play: Killian,
,0Learyl and Crawford. Wild pitches:
Gutenberg, 2 Time; 200. EMPIRES:
Hurst and Connors.
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Boston wins from Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, June 4-With the score
S TO 0 in favor of Cleveland at the end OF
the fifth. Boston drove Bernhard from the
box, winning the game. Young scoring
the winning run. Score:
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Sc. Paul Makes seven Runs I'm Tenth
and wins from Milwaukee.
MILWAUKEE, June 4--zvith the score
tied, ST. Paul made seven runs In the tenth.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-05

LOUISVILLE. KY. June 4.-Indianap0lis
defeated Louisville today In the last game
OF the series. The locals used three pitch
ers and the visitors two. Score:
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ST PAUL.

-Two-base hits: BeVille, Hemphilli Nc
Cormick, Coy, Pierce. Rockenfeld. Three
base hit: VanZandt. Home run: Rocken-
field. Stolen bases: Hemphill ~, McChes-
ney, Pierce. Bases on balls. on Dougerty,
Z: off Morgan, l. Hit by pitcher By Dough-
erty, l. Struck out: BY Dougherty, s; by
Morgan, 3. Left on bases, Milwaukee, 4;
81. Paul, Z. Time: goo. Umpire; Owens.
Toledo Defeats Columbus.
TOLEDO. June 4-Veil was Knocked out
OF the box in the third today, the locals
winning to Z. MInnehan pitched good
ball, Score.
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Is the secret, OF our sscret. which
has never been equalled. Over s0.OOO
SNred patients guarantee this fact :.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-14
ROOSEVELT THE STRONG.
Down East View of the MRsteFful Man
I'm the white House.

in the White House.
Arthur Warren In Boston Herald.
The gods are good TO the president. They
turn all things and all people to his favor.
They even calm the hysteria Of the inn
perfect and lure the sagaclous on with
blue eyed smiles. He has the happy art.
this cheftain Cor is it gift?), Of divining
the peoples viii even before the country
is quite sure of it's own conclusions. There
Is a psychic something about him which
enables him 20 know the workings of the
great popular mind before the aspirations
seething in it have found tongue, He alone
walks in the sun. and leaves the politi-
clans cropping in the gloom OF yesternight
He is close to the greta heart.
A year ago, when the Fffty-ninth con-
gress came In, the thoughts Of the nations
legislators were torn with doubt. There
was rebellion, open and concealed, against
this masterful man. The big majority in
the house was too big, and some OF IL
thought It would tell the president the
time of day. The senate, too, had its fond
way OF administering corrections. But how
ne overcame the Opposition-he and cir
cumstances. They who had come to curse
remained TO pray, all except a brace OF the
robustious And now, 1T is as you please,
SIR" and What is your wish, Mr. Presi-
dent?"
There has been an election, you see, and
! the many have upheld the one, Wherever
] the presidents influence was put forth in
a state down went the candidate whom he
opposed. whether Of his own party or the
other The obtusest congressman can
read such a sign as that. And one by one
the old war horses drop 70 the rear witt
their ancient loads OF bygone policies.
| A senator who held out long IN the oppo
sltion last session, and who made a grea
point of criticising the president for his
| interference" for his domination OF con
gress," said to me; "of course one haI
to criticise that sort OF thing but. aftel
all, the president does Just what / die
when / was governor OF my state. / useC
TO tell the members OF the legislature wha
I wanted, and l usually carried my point.
The senator might have added that a.
governor he had more cajoleful wa!
with legislators than the president hal
with congressman. The president Is a man
driver and a wielder OF sledge hammers
But the senator's confession Is iluminat
ing. II always makes a d ference who's
OK Is gored. President Rooseyelts prede
cessor did not gore oxen. Il 3 was soothful
President Mckinley was ha lplest In placat
ing. He liked to please e' erybody. Presi
dent Roosevelt bends his energies 10 IN
successful issues OF his own policies. IA
cares not who Is displeased 80 long as h
has the country with him" He know
ne has L.