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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-11
FINE WEATHER FOR coURsrNG
Jacks n Lively Lot and Many Escape
from DOHs.

FRIEND, Neb.. Oct. 10.-lSpecial Tele-
gram 1.-THE wea Their was better for racing
today and the crowd has increased both
I'm size and interest. The wedding out of
yesterday has left better dogs in the races.
The jacks are showing that they are Wig
orous runners and majority of them are
reaching the escape In safety This cuts
out even more enthusiasm from the spec
tators thar the running points eYtnced by
the dogs. The second and third round of
the puppy stake was completed today as
follows .la
Banded King beat Mr.. Ajax 10 to l.
Young Edward beat Susan on the Bridge
20 .. Black Joe beat My Bonnie Z to &.
Bonnie Saint Claire beat RinGuaster to
Cupids Arrow beat Currency I to ?, Pat
Rayen beat Fayorite Effort to s. Mr..
Rutiusky beat Bell Dame { to 2. Master
Bob beat Indian Summer to l. Mamma $
Claire beat Eida Rea I TO 5 Mystic Max
beat Undivided House II to :. Bonnie
Bushn'an beat MAY Buckley ) to L. May
Allen beat Lady Whitehead IL to 4 Morn
ing Sun beat Sunshine Is to 8. Nan Pat
teTson beat Country Girl 6 to s. First Sec
ton beat Lady Bandit : to 5. Fighting
Fire beat Master Red Patch : to ). Garry
owen beat Buster Brown to s. Happy
st. Claire beat Bright Clair 10 TO 4. Best
In TIE second round Rardit King beat
Young Edward 10 :. Bonnie st. Claire
beat Black Joe to 4. Game Sport beat
Butinsky 9 TO :. Master Bob beat Coro-
nado ST. Claire II TO 0. Mammals Best heat
Mystic Max II too May Allen beat Bonnie
Bushman Z to O. Nan Patterson beat Morn
Section s 10 3. Best ST. Claire beat Garry
owen To T. Happy st. Claire ran a bye.
Tomorrow runs the last rounds In the
puppy stake, finals and senni-fnals ard
will be sore good races during the remain
ing days OF the meet.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-11
THREE-I BASE BILL LEAGUE MEETS
Salaries Arc Reduced at the Demand
of the Davenport Club.

today of the Three-I base hall league
Davenport gave notice that unless the
salaries of players were reduced that team
would withdraw from the league. After
considerable discussion resolution was
adopted calling for reduction of from 10 TO
% per cent in the highest salaries paid dur
ing the last sea son. The Davenport owners
were given until November ] to decide "
this action was satisfactory tn them. IL
Davenport declines the proposition IL was
said that some other city i'm Iowa would be
given the franchise.
The only other question of Importance
that came up during the meeting for dis
cussion was the charge against Second
Baseman Hughes of Peoria, who had been
accused of circulating "A report that Umpire
O'Connell had shown Cedar pids par
TALLY In his decisions. Hughes was eX-
onerated of the charge and reinstated. An
other meeting will be held here In January.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-11

TO = wildwood, j. r. freeman. beat
Butte's Bullet. Williams aud Champion
TO 8, Consignor Blake. Tonkin and
Smith beat Ouuirrcs odd sides, Fred n.
Jones, ( 10 . Tennis Ball +. W. Bartles.
beat Friends Effort. Frank Esshom. TO
4. Rear Admiral J. a. Rassoler, beat tair
Empress. Frank Esshom. to 1; Ehlert
Reese W. y. Smith. beat Fine Edge. Frank
FASHION,. to s. Lord Bedford, l.. =.
Bartles, beat Miss Fair Rowe aud No All
3 to 4 Rusgell Lady Williams and Cham-
pion beat SIR Patched. H. \. Carter,
to 3.
Fourth round wildwood beat Wroue
Idea 10 3, ConsiEuor beat Tennis Ball
to o. Rear Admiral beat Ehlcrt Reese
4 To l, Lord Bedford beat Russell Lady
4 10 -
Fifth round: Consignor beat wildwood
TO ,, Rear Admiral and Lord Bedford
trst heat. tie; second heat. Won by lord
Bedford 7 to o.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-11
kahta club October L. r. \ Bssscnriua
Of Cripple Greek. referred
CREIGHTON Way ,RE norErtr
Expect to Win from torneIi 81
Ntnt0n saturday.

Ninton saturday.
Crcightons variety foot bal ,oatn got
right down To business Immediately mtut
It's return from Sioux city aud the men
vcrsiug last weeks results IN the gam
with Cornell next Saturday. This gninc
viii be played ~ Nintun street park Tho
players were not discouraged &c the uut
come Of the MouinEsidc game, fut thcir
opponents uutwcighcd them considerably
and had been practlcing over since August.
Consequently they were IN midHonsou
form, while Creighton had been slow IN
rounding into shape.
Tho report that Creighton LETT tho hcld
at one point Of the gamc VIE without
foundation. II probably arono from tho
fact that ono Of tho Crci gnton men
claimed time out. aud MorninRSido, disre
gardlnR the call Of time, put the ball iu
play and when the team lined w for an
other sCrimmugr the Creighton ,uCu Wcrv
claipng the point and did not oppose
them. While disappointed M the result OF
the Morningsidc game, the mon are In thH
best OF spirits and are not In the lcost dis
heartepcd.
Stevens. the speedy halfbacl. was Grip
pied in practice last week and was not I'm
the Morungsidc game. \ wrenchcd knee
probably Will keep him out of the game
for two weeks. Putnam and McGurl wer'
laid up In Saturdays game and probably
will be unable to resume practice Tor
about ten days. Dubois, n medic, is work
ing out for center and while not very
heavy, he gives good promise and with
more practice should show ~ we'll Ia that
position The Dents are coming IN slowly.
Thomas a last years Drake man, has
made good at end. The candidates from
the Dental department are relied upon To
add considerable weight to the iiue and a
fast man or two I'm the back held. With
these additions Coach CaNanaugh hopes
To make a good showing saturday against
Cornell
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-11
omahn GoIfer. Fare Men.

SIOUX CITY. Ia, oct. i0.-(Special Tel
egram. )-All the Omaha golf players en-
tersd In the interstate golf tournament won
their matches in the first round OF the
Championship series today with the excep-
ton OF A. C. Jones. who was defeated
by Sprague Abbott. also OF .Orraha 2 up
ana / 10 play. ]. b. Clark defeated II. "
Dalton OF Len,ars.. 3 up and to play: G.
w. Shields defeated John MeIIugh ~ Sioux
City, z up and 10 play; DIR II G. Sumney
won from A. A, Alllne OF Lemars by de-
fault ideal weather and low scores char
acteri7ed the second days play In the tour
namant. - N.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-11
stone and wagner Best matters.

George AloHzo Stone. a product OF d
Nebraska farm and Pa Rourke training
school, = the best batter in the world
He led the American league with a per-
eentage for the season OF .361. Wagner
led the National with an average Of .343
During the season stone had percentage
as high as $50 but 20 close the Sc asor
with a percentage OF 1851 in these days OF
Owenses. Alt. ocks, Whites, Chesbros and
others or equal prCwess N the box is !
feat not oftel accomplished. The great
LaJole this year closed third ia the Amer.
lean league race Here are the list OF th'
Few best battCrs In both leagues:
AMERICANS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-11

Maine College Has Fast Team aud
Sururisrs the CrimsOus.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. oct 10.-Ilarvard
defeated Bates. q to 6. today on SOLDIERS
field. Bates had fast team and play Ell
with a dash that ia the first few minutes
carried the Harvard players off their feet.
and IN three plays, one or which was a
quarterback kick, the ball was carried
over for a score against tho crimson
After the Bates touchdown the Harvald
team rallied and showed good team work.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-11
WITH THE BOwLERs.

In a special match bowled on the associa-
ton alleys last night Huntington and
Gjerde defeated Anderson and Fritscher by
1l5 pins. The same four will probably come
together again next Wednesday night, but
last nights winners have issued a chal-
lenge open to any two bowlers in the state.
the conditions being five games on each Of
any two gets of nlleYs. The sCnre:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-11
Snare. An other cannes

At Columbus-Ohio State university 10
MuskinRunl college, o.
At Princeton-Princeton, 81; Lehigh, Q.
At delphia-Pennsylvania AZ; Frank
lin and Marshall. 6.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-11
CoursIng nj Hot SPRINGS.

HOT SPRINGS, S. D., Oct. lO.-(Special
Telegram. The tenth day of the ma
tional coursing meet the hares ran well
and the weather was fine.
Finals OF Mississippi valley futurity,
third round; Wrong Idea, Connelly and
keenan, beat Lord Buff, l.. +. Bartles, s
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-11
YaIe Team wins,

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Oct. 10. The Yale
foot ball team defeated the Springfield
Training school eleven here today by
score Of II to in a game which requii ed
the Blues to play foot ball every minute
of each half.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-11

The Ell Caudillos won two out of three
games from the Gold Tops on the Metro
politan alleys. Hamblet was high on single
game with 21l also high on totals with
5Sg not man on the Gold Top team
reaching tho 800 mark. Tomorrow night
Carman's Colts play the O'Brien's Monte
fNri,s
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-11
AMERICANS,
Totals.
DATED for White in the third

Nationals. ........... o. 3 l 90 o 2 o.. Z
Americans ..........0 O o q o. l
Two-bsse hit Jones Hits: on White
in three innings; on Owen, q in six in
nings Sacrifice hits: Reulbach. Steinfeldt
sheckard. Stolen bases: Chance IN Tinker
o. Evers. Double plays: Sheckard to
White. 1; by owen. 2; by Reubach &
First base on balls: on White, o; of Rsui-
Hit with pitched ball; Rohe Time: :SS
EMPIRES: o'Loughlin and TOMBSTONE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-11
vessel Is Fiithy.

The interior OK the vessel was in an
indeseribable condition of filth. The only
persons on board ut the time were two
Portugese sailors who were sleeping in
the forecastle. as.
The vessel was confscated and the Por-
tugese were arrested and brought ashore.
The Frolic gave every appearance of
having undergone exceeding heavy wea-
Their. Its bowsprit had been caTied away.
1T is believed by the officers that the break
OF the bowsprit made II precariobs to re-
main Longer at sea and that the comman-
der of the yacht decided 20 make a bold
Close upos the arrest of the Chinese
and the conf scation of the schooner came
the arrest OF tw. white men found in the
vicinity on suspicion of having been con-
cerned in the Smuggling 81
Just how many Chinese We're oil board
the Frolic when'it left the. Newfoundland
coast is no. known, although ii was re-
ported thai there were thirty-threo I'M
lawful passengers.
a systematic search of the Chinese
quarter OF the cityNwill be made by the
police today
At the police station It was learned thai
the two men captured on board the vesse;
we're Edward X. Jenkins Of South Boston
and William. A. Duncan of Somervile. Ac-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-11
Ell CATDILLOS
No Game nj 81. Louis.

81. LOUIS, oct. lO.-The third game Of
the local Amer National post-season
series was postp today because of cold
weather II the weather modeates suf-
fcIently II will be played Tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-11

Base Ball az CIarIss.

CIARKS, Neb. Oct. lO.-Clarks high
school closed its base ball season today By
winning from Central City by the score
OF p 10 Score by innings:
clarks, .;,;;.....,.,.-..S 9sGl -:
4 Batteries; Clsrks. II. Douglas and r.
| PowslIs Central Guy, 2, Turks. 4. Han
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-11
right ON at Hot SPRINGS.

HOT SPRINGS, s, D.. Oct. i0.-(Specisl
Telegram Tim Callahan OF Philsdel-
phia and Eddi2 Gardner OF Minnea polls
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-11
Naval Cadcts Bcn1 Farmers.

ANNAPOLIS. Md, Oct 1O--The Naval
academy foot ball team this afternoon de-
feated that of Maryland Agricultural col
lego, IL 70 0.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-11
q q q -AWRTTE -
800 OUR PHYSICIANS

have the utmost confidence in the curative Of S s.
all blood troubles realize
the patient often hinder the best effects Of the medicine For this
maintained
Consultation Department This department composed Of regularly
graduated licensed physicians
their special study and who EMPLOYED solely advise and help without
blood diseases kind by Of
perhaps did
tened the We nothing
medicine. bv
friends which
a in
s1cte and that will
without charge. SWIFT SPECIFIC
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-11

cording 10 their story. they. with Ar
4Ar1es 81 Boston. constituted the crew OF the
smugRler. while Herbert II. Colby. also a
Boston man. commanded the vessel. TIE
two last named are now at large. as are
twenty-seven Cinnamon who had been
landed before the police discovered that
the Frolic was I'm the harbor.
jenkins and Duncan talked freely after
they had been locked up. According 20
their statements. they were hired by Cap
tain Colby 10 man tho Frolio, and who,
they said. informed them that he had char
tered the vessel for the purpose of tnking
out % pleasure party They sailed from
Boston on August 2 and headed Tor Hall
fax. Upon arriving at that port Captain
Colby told his men that the sailing party
had not put in an appearance. and he then
set sail for Placencia, Newfoundland.
EIudes Customs Omcers.
At that place forty-two Cinnamon we're
awaiting the arrival Of the Frolic and little
time was lost in slowing them on board.
With his cargo of human freight below
decks Captain Colby hoisted all available
canvas and started on his voyage down the
coast. The first difficulty encountered was
al St Pierre. Mfquellon, where the Frolie
put in. The vessel had been there but a
short time when a French custom house
official put out in dorN and demanded
that he be shown the ships papers. \
manifest was produced by Colby but the
Frenchman did not seem satisfied. and as
he stood in his dory asking questions. Cap
tain Colby. according TO his crew. gave
the word to set every stitch of sail. Al
the same moment he leaned over the side
and cut the painter of the little dory. The
schooner sailed away under a good breeze.
las, t-fr h.. l1I1 fa-
as giving chase was concerned.
jenkins and Duncan assert that they
were not chased by revenue cutters snd
they were not aware that the United States
immigration officers were on their trail
The weather down the coast was rough
and the Cinnamon. packed in a space far
too small. were In a pitiable condition
Prisoners Held.
jenkins, Duncan and John c. Lehnema nm
cf Boston, who was arrested later. were
brought before the United States authori-
ties here and sent to Jail in default of
$500 bail
Lehnemann stated that the smuggling Of
Chinese into New England states had been
carried on for years with great profit. He
stated that an expedition like that of the
Frolc netted about $1,000 Asked how the
Smuggler; were able 10 evade the officials
he answered
That's easy. Most places in New Eng
land are fixed and we don't have any
trouble" Lehnemann explained that the
Chinese were brought to Canada and from
there in small groups to Newfoundland,
where they were held to await a vessel
from the United States.
Not long ago" continued Lehnemanp.
"a ship went into Boston harbor and landed
twenty-one Chinese"
According to Lehnemann the expeditions
are backed by a man named Goodman
Philips of Boston, who is now in England.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-11
sen and II. Powell Last wednesday
Central City defeated Clarks, 70 Z.
HARNESS RACING AT LEXINGTON
Tslpa wins the 2i14 riot in the
seventh Heat.

LEXINGTON. Ky. oct t0.-During q
binding snowstorIn AT the Kentucky Trot-
ting Horse Brceders' course. Nutboy. the
champion aged trotter OF the year. won
the famous Walnut Hall Farm cup today.
Miss Lotta Crabtree. his owner. was PRES
cnt to receive the cup.
Nutboy had no trouble in winning this
event in straight heats. At no time did
the other horses in the race make hsn
extend himself. I.ucillC Marlowe won the
Lexington stake for 2-year-olds. defeat
ing kentucky Todd. the crack 2-year-old
OF the year.
Taipa won the 2li class trot after con-
testing seven heats with Betty Brook.
Charlie T., J. J. NJ Jr., and others. This
race was the best OF the day from a spec
tacular standpoint each heat drew
close and exciting finishes. The other
events were practically featureless. sum-
mary:
Walnut Hail Farm cup, class 2I5. trot-
ting; purse S.0uc; three in five.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-11
REVENGE FOR CUBS
Continued from First Page1

struck out. Reulbach out, Robe to Dono-
hue. One run.
Sixth Inning Americans-Hahn walked,
but was put out stealing, Killing TO Evers.
Jones struck out. Isbell grounded out,
tionals 5; Americans, l.
Seventh Inning, Nationals - Hoffman
grounded to Owen and was put out at first.
Sullivan went back to the stand and pulled
in Shecknrd's foul. Schultz singled TO right.
Schultz out stealing. Sullivan to IsbelL No
runs
Seventh inning. AnerIcans--Rohe walked.
Donohue singled to center, Robe being safe
at second. Dougherty flied to Schultz, Sulli :
van struck out. Tannehill forced Donohue
at second, Tinker TO Evers. No runs.
seven to One. -r
| Eighth Inning. Nationsls--Chance beat out
an intield hit to Tannehill Steinfedt
hunted to right owen fielded the ball and
beat him to hrst. Chance stole third.
Tinker singled through the infield. scoring
Chance. Tinker stole second. Evers went
on wild pitch King went to second on
the. play, as II was the fourth ball, Reul-
bach out, owen to Donohue. Two runs.
Eighth Inning. Americans-Owen struck
out. Hahn grounded out, Evers TO Chance.
Jones walked. Isbell out on a Erounder
to Chance. No runs. Score: Nationals, Z;
Ninth Inning, Nationals Hoffman walked.
Sheckard sacrificed. Owen TO Donohue.
Schultz out. Isbell to Donohue. CHARGE
fouled to Sullivan. No runs.
Ninth Inning, Amerioans-Rohe hit by
ball. Donohue forced Robe. Evers unaR-
sisted. and was doubled at first. Evers 10
/ TO Hoffman. No runs.
The score:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-22
The Cement Industry.

The tremendous development OF the
cement industry In the United States
is revealed by the fact that in ten
years. beginning in 1884, the prcduc-
tion OF Portland cement increased
from 798.757 barrels annually to 26,-
sos. 8S1 barrels. Il Is estimated that
the output Of Portland cement during
1906 will aggregate 10000 900 barrels.
Notwithstanding the rapid develop
ment Of the concrete industry In the
United States there is plenty Of ee.
ment for home needs and enough IN
addition 10 supply a growing foreign
demand. Consul Harris reports from
Mannheim that Germanys sales Of
cement to the United States. which
for upwards Of a decade amounted to
more than a million dollars annually.
the amount IN 1900 having aggregated
81 100000, have dwindled 10 half q
million dollars.
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The FIST brow lneayes have begun 10
fan. making a quick hiding place fos tn
bright eyed, brown partridges that have
whistlea sob White Bon. Bob White, ."
in untroubled joy an summer long
There Is a welcome breath OF auuml
in the air and every pape and magazine
is fun of allurng adve tisements OF
guns and shells and dogs
The tide Of summer tourists IS turned
homeward again and from the noun
tains the seashore. the country or some
place else. society is coming back TO
town with sunbroWned hands and faces
and a fuad Of experiences that would
make excellent stories If they might be
told Society has already begun TO feel
the effects Of the presence again In town
Of the summer gill and her mother and
oae hears daily rumors OF the sort Of
things that make the II, list smile and
the society editor take n5tes
The week just closed has been well
fll,G with luncheons. dinners and dances
ald the theatre attrnctiR helping out
wonderfully. The Dreserc5 in the city
OF the Oklahpaa National Guard also gave
occasion for many fuactions. Invitations
are already out for oae OF two large az
fairs for the coming week and these par
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September almost as gay Is the one iusi
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SUN STROKE
Followed BY Partial Starvation.

The effects of sun stroke uDon the di-
gestive system are often very severe. as
well as upon the nerves.
An Ind. lady had % striking expert
ence;
-Four years ago ] was sun st-uck a1d
my stomach so cougcstef 10 was terribly
painful even 10 swallow LQuids. and as
nothing would stay on my stomach.
began 10 fear starvation. flally be-
came perfectly helpless and WAS given
up by ouy physician
"A neighbor told me hoy much good
Grape -Nuts had done her Husband, who
suffered with dyspepsia. and he- son
with typhoid fever, So began 20 use
this wonderful food and slowly began TO
recover until now I am strong and well
again, ! can eat anytli J want and
think Grape Nuts one of the greatest
blessings that was eve- gives % suffer-
Ing humanity.
when ] began 10 use Grape Nuts ]
only weighed ms los. NON ] weigh ifs,
and The past four yea-s have been "a
blessing almost beyond Heller and II ]
had aOt personal experience. could
hardly believe what I lclow Is true. My
nerves are steady. memory clear and
owe my fne condition ~ Grape-Nuts." A."
Name given b. Posture Co. Battle
: creek. Mich.
4 There's a reason"