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Articles open.l High Low. Close. lYes'y.
Wheat
Dec. 6S 6s 6% 61Il 6S%
May. 72hl I2iti ia n%l TN
Corn
Dec. s7h S7Is SIS s7AI s1n
May. .......l ACKNOWLEDGMENT ~ Is
Omaha Cash Sales,

Omaha Cash Sales,
WHEAT--No- 2 hard, car, 67%e; car,
6Ikc; No. hard. 1 car, 671zc; ] car, size;
! car, 61ikc; No. hard, l car, 6e1ac.
CORNING. yellow, car, h4c; NO. ),
] car. 4ohc.
omaha Cash Prices
WHEAT-No. . hard, 66isd67stc; No. .
hard, 6S1xd5dc No. 1 hard, OOtxuoSc; No.
spring 639G6Sc.
cORN-No. 3, 4Olsqrc; no grade. lOA.d4ic
No. 3 yellow, 4lhc; No. 3 white, 43u4-hc.
OATS-No. mixed, S0&aslhc; No. }
white, 31AaS214c; No. white, a19@Sl&c.
RYE-No. 2, 56c: No. 9, o4l1c.
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stock I'm sight.
st. Jo.eph Live stock MarIset.

ST JOSEPH, oct 5.-CATTLE-Receipt
50 head market STEADY y So 9atliyes' ~SO56 ~
HoGs-Receipts, 2.se3 head; market Sc
higher top. s. b7ii; bulk Of sales. S. 35d6. 81.
SHEEP AND LAMBs--Beceipts. l.207
head market l0c lower; lambs, 1.8:
yea Rings. $3.50.
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london Closing stock,

SlLNEK-Bar steady Slkd per cent.
MONEY-HsG3 per cent.
The rate OF discount in the open market
for short bills Is S5sd4 per cent; for three
months bills. ~ per cent
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKE
Cattle strong to stendy-Hogs Firm
20 EaaH.

CHICAGO, Oct. 5.--CATTLE-Receip
$500 head; market was strong for better
grades, but steady for others. Common
to prime, ss75q7 90; cows, Sc 7oa4.75 heiters,
500: stockers and feeders, 81, 25at.4O.
HOGS Receipts ll.000 head market
firm early. but eased of later; choice 10
prime heavy S. 7066.s5: medium to. good
heavy. @Sa665 butcher weights, 500
6s5: good to choice mixed, ss.50d6, s.
medium and packing. s. .i0ds So rough
pigs, s550d660.
sHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts 1I.ooO
head; market steady; Sheep S.esaS2S'
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Treaanrr etnfement

WASHINGTON, Oct 5.-Today's state
ment OF the treasury balances in the gem
eral fund, exclusive Of the $50 10000 gold
reserve shows:
Available cash balance. 81. $40 ser
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NiIvnukee Grain MARKET.

MILWAUKEE. Wis. Oct. S-wHEAT-
steady; No. northern. 7sqSlc; No. 2 north
eTn, i5d1eo; December. 74hc.
RYE-Firm. No. 1, 64Gs4Ac.
BARLEY-Dull; No. ?, 55c; samples, q
d54c
Gambler 42Jsc.
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Pearin Grain Mnrknt.

PEORIA, Oct 5.-CoRN-Firm No. 3 yell
low and No. 8, 4s11e; No. L. 4bitc; no grade,
44Q44iac.
oATs-Firm: No. white SAC No. white,
S3iL033&c. No. ( white, S2lkd32Ac.
RYE-Strong: No. q 63dS5c
WHISKY--On the basis OF H.29 for nm
ished goods
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Bank CIearings.

OMAHA, Oct. 5.--Bank ciearinEs for to-
day were 81, 7si ESQ. 43 and for the correspond.
ing date last year 81. 4S2 81 80.
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NinneapoIi. Grain Market.

Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Oct. 5.-FLOUR-
First patents, A.20dI430 second patents,
t4.05d4i6; first clears, SS.25G3.35; second
clears S2.40d2.6O.
BRAN--In bulk, $l4.OOd1L25
(superior Board OF Trade quotations for
Minneapolis and Chicago delivery. Ths
range OF prices as reported by F. d. Day
4 Co., 1l0-ll1 Board OF Trade, was:
Articles. Open High.l Low Close. IYes'y.
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rnIsdo SEED Market.
Coaee Marl-et.

TOLEDO. o.. Oct. 6-sEEDs-Cloyer
Timothy. $50. Alsike, $40,
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on the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was frmi creamsriss. iS62ilo;
dalries. iInqslMc. Eggs. hrfn: at mark,
cases included. l5Qlsc; hrsts, SIC; prime
arsJs, azisc; extras, soc. Cheese. strong;
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n. ]. Dainter--Neb.
II cows. aSs 36 q feeders. .iie =
IL feeders. eis
j. r. Latta-Neb
70 steers. ..iioo SN steers 10. sO2 SO
3 heifers.. COS 50
j. l.. Johnson-Neb
10 steers. . s2S q 40 cows. .ils2 2 IS
bulls. .15qS 80

the hog market this morning. While sell
ers could point out strong spots and weak
spots the general trade was about the
concerned. The movement. however, was
very slow and Il was a dull market from
start 20 finish. The quality OF the boss
did not range 30 good as yesterday, so that
top sales do not show up 20 as good sd-
vantage on paper.
OF different quality are working closer to-
gether. The best shipping and butcher
weight hogs are also selling TO better adj
weights than they were the first Of the
week. In other words, while the top has
not shown any Improvement the bottom Is
not as low as Il was a WEEK ago.
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ket steady; beeves,
and mixed. G.5OgASo;
2.n0t.tO, calves and
HOGS-Receipts.
steady. selling at So.
d Ms ~
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white, t5c
Eoos-itc higher Extras. nitc; hrsts.
batc; seconds liiko.
BUTTER-Crearery, SC packing, 1ec.
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sioax city Live stock Market.

SIOUX CITY, la. Oct, 5-(speciol Teic-
| gram. )-CATTLE-Re 500 head; mar
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Sc. 2Sd6.2S. cows. bulls
st0ckers and feed ~,
warnings AA.0U0A1a.
i.N0 head. market
auto; bulk Of sales,
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Gold coin and bullion. HISS SIS
Cold certificates ..................... tS6S2ao
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NEW YORK. Oct. 5.-OIL-Cottonseed
firm; prime crude, T. o. b. mile. SIC: prime
yellow. 42c.
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st. Louin Genernl Mnrket.

ST. LOUIS, No, Oct. 5.-WHEAT-Fu-
lures. lower; cash, Arm; track No. red
cash, nc; No 2 hard, 7ia'7stsci December,
73itfII3Hc; May, UG774c bid.
CORN-Firm; track, No. cash. $40
sc; December 4o1sc: May, h%c; No. 2
white, 47%G4sc.
oATs-Firm track, No. cash. 94c; De-
cember. S4tc; May, S9sd3o1sc No. 2 white,
a6c.
FLoUR-steady; red winter patents. S325
qe.4o; extra fancy and straight t2.sSd3. % /;
clear, s.. Aa275.
sEED-TImothy, steady; tS.s5a4.0o.
CORNMEAL-Steady; s.. 80.
BRAN-Firm; sacked. east track. S0dts2c
HAY steady timothy. n2oOal5.oo;
IRON COTTON TIES-$i.02
BAGGING-9Mc.
HEMP TWINE-sc.
PROVISIONS-Pork. steady: jobbing
$3.50. Lard, steady; prime steam, $S.55. Dry
salt meats, steady; boxed. extra shorts,
$50; clear ribs, ss6e11a; short clears, So 10
Bacon, steady; boxed, extra shorts, $685.
clear ribs. si0.37ts; short clears, sl062ik.
POCLTRY-Weak; chickens 1013c; springs
lie; turkeys 1Sc: ducks s1ka9c: geese, sc.
BuTrER-Steady; creamery 2od2Gc;
dairy, 1S422c.
FC;(39-firm. 1SIAc case count
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VIEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations OF the Day on various
Commodities


NEW YORK, Oct. 5-FLoUR-Recelpts,
packages; market steady with nrrn demand;
SaS winter .S'tss Sasss sr1 wntsi
sls9t %; Minnesota bakers, S4cqs,ss.
choice OI To ff sney. fa nSCS4S CO0 saeSSSeSt
hour quiet. t14oa2l5. spot and to arrive.
~ ~ Es-tirm; No. western, 6she, c. !. T.,
CoRNMEAI,-steady: hne white and yell
low. M2oq1. q; coarse, t.lOdL12.
=, BARLEY-ouiet; feeding, l2c. c. !. T.,
ooS wbh ~ t;s eco pS; sales ' 80;
No. q red, 7sSc, Z. o. b.. afiost; No.
northern Duluth, ssiSc, {. o. b.. ahoat; No.
2 hard winter, SItc, Z. o. b.. afioatN The
cables and bullish Argentina crop news.
put gave way when early buyers started
TO unload. The break was accelerated by
Chicago and a bearish Modern Miller re-
Pnrt last prices showing %d%c net de-
beceberS ss Siis sise eio slSse a, Sc
CoRN-Receipts. e2,S5o bu.; exports. S,lo4
pu:i sales 5000 bu. futures. spot market
lbNe, e. 0. B., s1oai; 10. 2 yellow, sc;
No. 2 white, 57l1c. option market was
steady at frst, but weakened with wheat
sSsed q 5se Nav net so GSsr c Ssadas az
S0ltci December closed at 6ll.c.
,oAsT r 1850 bp spot market
natural white. % 10 90 pounds, sslta i0c;
clipped white, % to 10 pounds, Sslia44c.
.EEED-F1rm; spring bran, SSO.sO, October
,HAY-steady; shipping. 65a7Oc; good to
.HoPs~steSdy, STATE, common to choice
iiS sS' iyl024c; ly6. 1lqlIc; PacinU coast, 1870,
pEs-steSdy; Galveston, 20 to %
pounds, zoe; California, q to q pounds. &c.
lcNaS dry, "a to 80 pounds, l9C
LEATHER-steady; acid, 26d27izc.
.FROVISlONS-Beef frm family, fl1.50
ESQ; packet. No,O0d1o,5O; city extra India
Picked bsiss sosSic5o m pesied slams hams
~ gul200, Lard, firm; western prime, vi
gs.%' Refined, steady; a. continent, $3.50;
hrm; family, s1s.5od1s.0O; short clear,
tls5Ogls.eo mess, sls.35a1S.l.
TALLoW-Firm; city Nt2o0 per pack
BGTfBK.osFirm; street price, extra
creamery, 26c; official prices: Creamery,
common 70 extra, isd251sc held second to
extra, IqS51sc: state dairy, common to
BUTT Ekstr9ns. Street price: Extra
dairy. common to extra, 1sQl4lsc; reno
waited, common TO extra. 16q22e western
SsStCTS SGmmSn to rstf i6Sse west
small fancy, isTo fair to good i2H gi2stc
large fancy ,Hy lsSe; fair to good, 12AqiSc;
EGds-steady; state. Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy selected. white s2a3Sc;
choice. 3093lo; mixed. extra &c: western
hrsts, 5SSq;5ise; official price, 2iIda26c: sec
PoULTRY-;Alive. easy; spring chick
ems, lsc; fowls and turkeys, 1!c. Dressed
| turkeys IeNf5ao: fowls. iaa15c '"s
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Bo.tou stocL, nnd Hands.

BOSTON, Oct. 5.-Call loans. SAT per cent;
time loans, sal per cent. The closing quota
tons on stocks and bonds were as follows;
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EGGs-Firm; 1s1ac. case count.
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New York Mining stocks

NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-Closins quotations
Warren sheaf., 1906-04-26

Chinatown STOOD" says w. w, Over
ton, who reached Los Angeles among
the refugees mo heap of smoking
ruins marks the site Of the wooden
warrens where the slant-eyed men OF
the Orient dwelt in thousands. The
place is pltted with deep holes and
scared with dark passageways, from
whose depths come smoke wrsaths. All
the wood has gone and the winds are
streaking the ashes.
Men, white men, never knew the
depth Of Chinatown's underground!
city," says Mr.. Overtown. They often
talked Of these subterranean runways.
And many of them had gone beneath
the street levels, two or three stories.
But now that Chinatown has been un-
masked, for the destroyed buildings
were only a mask, men from the hill
side have looked on where its inner
secrets lay. In places they can see
passages 100 feet deep.
''The fire swept this Mongolian sec
ton clean. 1t left no shred of the
painted wooden fabric. It ate down to
the bare ground and this lies stark, for
the breezes have taken away the light
ashes Joss houses and mission
schools, grocery stores and opium dens
gambling hells and theaters-all OF
them went. The buildings blazed dL
like tissue paper lanterns when tbs
sputtering candles touch their sides.
From this place l, following the fire
saw hundreds of fright-crazed yellow
men flee In their arms they bore thell
opium pipes, their money bags, their
silks and their children. Beside them
ran the baggy- -trousered women, and
some of them hobbled painfully.
''These were the men and women ol
the surface Far beneath the street
levels in those cellars and pasasgeways
were other lives. Women who never
saw the day from their darkened prisons
and blinking jailors were caught like
rats in huge trap. Their very bones
were eaten by the flames.
"And now there remain only the
holes. They pit the hillside like mul
titude of ground swallow nests. They
show depths which the police never
knew. The secrets OF those burrow;
will never be known, for into them the
hungry fira first sifted its red coals
and then licked eagerly in tongues o1
creeping flames. finally obliteratiEs
everything except the earth itself. "
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April 49, -26- May 3.
Probate Notice.

State of Minnesota, County Of Mar
shall. SIS.
In Probate Court. Special Term,
April 18th, A. d. 1906.
In the Matter Of the guardianship
Of Matthias Haugerud and OlOf Haug-
erud, Minors.
On reading and fling the petition
of A. n. Eckstrom, guardian of the
said minors. representing among
other things, that the said wards
are seized Of certain real estate in
Marshall County, Minnesota, and
same shall be sold and praying for a
i:ense to sell the same, and it ap-
pearing to the satisfaction of the
court from said petition that for the
benefit Of said wards said real estate
should be sold,
1t Is Ordered That all persons in
terested in said estate appear before
this Court on Saturday, the 18th day
of May. A. D. 1906. at ten O'Clock A.
NJ. at the Probate flee in said
County then and there to show cause.
if any there be, why license should
not be granted for the sale of said
real estate according to the prayer of
said petition, and
1t Is Further Ordered That this Or
der shall be published once in each
week for three successive weeks prior
to the said day Of hearing in the
Warren Sheaf, weekly newspaper
printed and published at the City of
Warren in said County.
Dated at Warren, Minnesota, this
10th day of April A. D. 1906.
BY the Court:
Peter H. Holm,
| probate Seal) Judge Of Probate.
Warren sheaf., 1906-04-26

land, Alameda and Berkeley. White
hundreds nave found lodging with
friends, there are the countless poor
who are dependent upon charity.
The work of evolving a system for
supplying the immediate wants OF the
people is a matter that is now in the
process of organization. To get some
sort OF scheme whereby those in need
can get the necessities of life is the
aim of Gov. Pardee, his staff, Mayor
Mott and the local city government
and civic organizations.
Organize Relief Work
At the headquarters of the relief
committee the actual detail Of the
work is being handled by committees
who have charge of various branches
of the work. There is registration
bureau, where all are asked to register
their names for the use of those wish
ing to find families or friends. Hun
dreds Of inquiries have been received
for information in regard to the peo-
pie. In hurried fight many families
were separated anu were dt d iooS W
know in what direction to look for
each other
There is provision commit ee
which takes charge Of the provisions
which are stored as fast as they are
received in a grain warehouse al the
corner of Thirteenth and Franklin
streets. From here the provisions are
sent to the various depots where reo-
pie are being fed throughout the city.
The churches Of the city are taking
charge of the work of ministering &c
the wants of the needy and hungry.
Chinatown Laid Bare
Los Angeles, CAL, April 21.-"Strangt
is the scene where San Francisco!
Warren sheaf., 1906-04-26

the rebuilding of the burned city and
preventing widespread financial panic
that, in the first part of the awful
catastrophe, seemed certain. In the
face of enormous loss and the complete
wiping out Of the commercial life of
the empire city of the Pacific, the lead
ers of trade and commerce here are
cheerful and confident that all will be
well in the end. The governor, the
bank commissioners, the architects,
the insurance offices and the represen-
tatives of many of the large CONNER
cial enterprises are now in the city
arranging offices and clearing the way
for the smooth adjustment OF affairs
that will tighten the heavy hand OF
disaster that has leveled everything in
common ruin.
Money Safe in Bank Vaults.
The big men of the state are here
assisting in the work of reorganization.
The news that the money in the vaults
of the banks in San Francisco is safe
and that all the banks will pay IN full
as soon as calm takes the place of the
disorder of the present, has done
much to prevent panic. The big con-
struction companies here have opened
I'D employment Offices and hundreds OF
survivors have been employed to be
sent Immediately to the quarrles, that
there may be no lack of building and
repair material. Already many of the
buildings damaged by the earth quake
Of wednesday morning are being re-
haired and activity Of healthy and
reassuring sort is stirring all about
Should the relief trains and money to
aid the homeless poor arrive quickly,
that famine and pestilence and wretch
edness may not add their horrors to
the nresent calamity, one with a sufi-
cient amount of fortitude may look on
the present plight of the city not with
out q strong confidence in the future.
Through all OF the disaster the spien-
did. indomitable, courageous spirit OF
the west has asserted itself.
Oakland Caring for Refugees.
Oakland, Cal, April 21.-To feed and
house the unfortunate people OF san
francisco who have suddenly been be-
roft of homes and means of livelihood
is calling forth the best effort Of the
people of this city. 1t is calculated
that at least 2OO,O people have come
ia this side of the bay and are now
distributed among the homes of Oak
Warren sheaf., 1906-04-26

number of office buildings and dwell
1ngs. thousands Of people were depend
ent upon wells, and these may not be
1ull or water again for several months.
reports Of babes being born in the
re1uge camps were frequently received.
rive women became mothers in Gold
en- Gate park.
Plan to Rebuild City.
Oakland, CAL, April 21.-Oakland is
a vast city of refuge and intelligence
ONCE for the innumerable thousands of
survivors who have managed to escape
from San Francisco. A great section
OF the world-famOus cosmopolitan pop-
ulatlon of the metropolis has taken
every available space that offers itself
in the city and shelter and food ara
being provided for all, though the re-
lief committee is taxed to the limit of
its powers.
The tremendous and almost hopeless
task has been begun Of trying to re-
unite scattered families, of getting
trace Of lost ones, OF determining
whether the missing are dead Or still
safe somewhere in the great and
tangled mass of stricken refugees that
spreads itself over all the country
through a thousand highways on this
side of the bay and in the San Mated
county to the south of San Francisco
Messages are stacked yards high in al
the telegraph offices waiting to be sen
throughout the worl
Takes p1ace of Matro,,o1;c
This city has temporarily taken thu
place of San Francisco as the metropo
lis Of the Pacific coast. and here th'
finance kings, the bankers and mer
chants Of the San Francisco of yester
day are gathering and comforting AM
getting into shape the first plans TO
Warren sheaf., 1906-04-26
Live Stock.

Chicago. April q.
CATTLE-Good to fancy steers. $500
Sis; common to good steers, =. 5O05.50; in
ferior to common steers, s.. .60G45O; good
to fancy COWS and heifsrs, s. sOQt5.0O year
lings, good to choice. N.5O96.sO; fair to
choice feeders. $3.4O@475; fair to choice
stockers, 50. 25M. Is; good cutting to fair beef
cows, $2.6N9325: bulls, common to choice.
Hs5@4.5O: calves, common to good. $s500
525: calves, good to choice. s.. $06OO.
HOGS-Good to prime butcher, $500
6.72i; good to choice shipping, S65OQ6. 10;
good to choice heavy mixed, $6.5O06.65:
heavy packing. s.. 3596.6O; light mixed, IS. 50
@6.65: good to prime heavy. $6-621s@6. Is:
good to choice pigs, $6.35G625.
Omaha, Neb.. April 21.
CATTLE-Market unchanged.
HOGS-Market steady. Heavy, 36.400
645: Mixed sS.40@6.42h; light, $6.35@S.45:
pigs, IS. .50g625.
SHEEP-Market steady. Yearlings, S. 90
8S.25; wethers, $5.5OQS.20; lambs, $6.25@s. .sA
Warren sheaf., 1906-04-26
THE MARKETS..
Grain, Provisions, Etc.

chicago. April Il.
FLOUR-Duu and easy. Spring wheat.
special brands $3.50: Minnesota, hard pat
ent iute, S39O9D4.00: Minnesota. hard pat
ent. straight. export bags. s3.40G3.G0: clear,
export bags, 3.oN1S.2 90
WHEAT-Dull. May, 791sGSoc; July. $50
7S12c.
CORN-Advances. May. 47d47Ac; July.
45s@46l4c.
OATS-Easy to lower. May. 32hI32zsc:
July. 3lG3l12c.
BUTTER-Steady. Creamery, per lb., II
a22lzc; dairies, 1391sc.
EGGS-Firm. Fresh eggs. at mark. new
cases included. 15c per dozen; prime tirsts.
Ice: extras, 17hc.
LIVE POULTRY-steady Turkeys, per
lb, 12l2c; chickens. fowls, per h., u12c;
ducks, 1i1ac.
New York. April 2l
FLOUR-Steady but dull. Minnesota pat
ents, A25@4 50; winter straights. 81. S0a3- 80:
Minnesota bakers, s.. .4dg3.75; winter extras.
$275@3.s5: winter patents, $3.9oQ4 rs; winter
low grades, $2.6a43.3 30.
WHEAT-Easy. May. S6A@S7Ac; July.
S4A@847sc; September. s2@9S2Ac.
RYE-Dull. No. 2 western. Toe asked, f. O
b. New York.
CORN-Steady. May, 53A@54c.
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A big bunch of old newspapers TO
five cents at the Sheaf office.
Tryout of Big Ship.

London, April 23.-The empress OF
Britain, the new Canadian Pacific
Railway company's steamship, Sunday
concluded her trial trip around Ire
land from Glasgow to Liverpool. she
encountered a heavy sea but made
splendid performance.
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The second round in the Field club handi-
cap tennis tourney was entirely finishe q
last evening There were some very good
games, and now that the tourney is nearing
the semi-inals there will be many exciting
matches, Results:
selwin Doherty beat Aubrey Potter, 6-S.
SO
George Rasmussen beat c. Armstrong,
ga 6-S. o.
cub Potter beat J. Epeneter by default.
Billy Wood beat DR., Schneider, SO, So
Herbert Kohn heat Ralph Ramsey, 60,
8-6. g.
Martin beat Will Hills, 6-4. ST.. SO
The following matches will he played this
evening:
Van Camp plays Martin.
Doherty plays Rasmussen.
Will Wood plays Cub Potter,
Herbert Kohn plays O. S. Erwin
All OF these matches should he good ones
and Il is expected that quite gallery VIII
he in attendance. Play starts AT SO
o'cfopk
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-22

Los ANGLES, Cal, May A-James f.
Morley, manager of the Los Angles Base
Ball association, has released all the PLAY
ers of the Los Angeles team. At meeting
today Morley told the players that he had
received offers from eastern clubs for them
II they wished to sign. He added that n
Los Angeles should be i'm the league next
season he wanted them back Morley
signed release for each player and they
signed TO play here next year on condition
that his club is in the league Bernard will
go 10 Columbus, o.; Tozer to Buffalo, Atz
probably TO New Orleans, Gray TO Boston
and Eager TO the Southern league
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-22
Golf at Country CLUB.

Cups and trophies galore are up for play
at golf at the Country club and the number
of players is largely In excess OF any time
to date. Chairman Sprague OF the goli
committee has his hands full arranging
dates for play for the numerous cups, and
SpTague Abbott, oficial Handicapped, is CIV
ing liberal strokes to beginners TO encour-
age more TO compete. An EFFORT Is being
made to have fifty entries from the Coun-
try club TO the Transmssissippi tourna-
ment when il meets here in June. The
cups and trophies pledged 10 date are the
trophy, sportsman trophy. G. w. Wattles
cup, l. A. Cudahy cup, Wedgewood cup,
]. A. McShane trophy. Love-Hamilton
trophy, Luther Drake trophy and the
championship cup.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-22
NEW YORK

First base on errors New York. ?; Chi
cago, !. Left on bases: New York. 8;
Chicago. 3. First base on balls: on Ches-
bro g. on Grifhth, 2; on White, 4. Struck
out: by Chesbro, 4; by GARRISON, /; by
Griffith, /; by White, l. Three-b base hit:
Elberfeld. Two-base hits: Yeager,
Moriarity. Sacrifice hits: Williams
Moriarity. Stolen bases: EiDerfeld, Chase
Conroy, Jones, Sullivan. Double plays
Williams 10 ElberfeId 10 Chase: sullivan
to DundOn. Wild pitches: Grihith.
White t2D. Hit with ball: BY Owen, /
Hits: on Chesbro, 6 In hve innings; on
Grfith. l in three innings: on White
innings. Umpire: Connolly. Time: 2:lb.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-22

ingratated himself in the affections Of the
rams BY his excellent worth No ball player
even has maintained a more constant pop
ularity for as long a time az GondinR.
Frank Shugart has a record for playing
on numerous teams. Just how many Frank
mas been with no one would pretend to
say hut It's more than two
Schipke has not made a hit for a week
Perhaps he does not like the bunch he Is
travelling with and is playing for his re-
lease. But. then, Ship Is not that kind.
At Toledo Sunday Louisville made eight
hits to the Mudheus' three and no errors TO
Toledo's three. and yet Toledo shut out the