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New-York tribune., 1906-06-28
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
ROWTNG HONORS DIVIDED.
Yale and HarUdrd Each Score Once
an PreliminQrY EueRts.

New London Conn, June 27-There was unusual
interest this afternoon in the two preliminary row.
ing events to the big regatta tomorrow between
the Harvard and Yale gentlemen eigEts. the
crews being made up OF old oarsmen ana the fresh
men four-oared. crews Yale the four-oared
event BY a quarter OF length. the distance being
one mile This offset by the victory of Har
ward in the "gentemen's' race Of one-half mile by
one and one-quarter lengths.
The division ~ honors only increased the respec-
tive feeling OF confidence at the Harvard and Yale
quarters In the fOur-oared event Yale took the
lead al the start. and at the one-half mile mark
was one-quarter Of a length 10 the good This was
lnai1taf7ed until the finish of the
The 'gentlemen's' race witnessed by both
the Harvard and Yale varsity oarsnen. II was
won by Harvard in minutes 20 seconds Harvard
rowed away from Yale at the start. and continued
gaining until the flags fell al the finish The make
up of the crews follow:
IIsrvard-Blske, stroke; Wood No. I: Perkins cap
No 3: CoveIl No. >; Marvin. bow: Rlagden coxsvafn
Graves 5; Folsom No :; Judson No. 3; Cameron
No .; williams how: Barkalow. coXsvain
The rowing order of the freshmen fours was as
follows;
Harvar}-Kent. stroke: Harfstaendl No 3; Butler No
.: Wood b0g: Wise coxswain-
Yae-I.yinrsron. stroke; Porrsroy, No. 3; Benny No
2; Tsteson. bow; Bennett, coXsNain.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-28
CHRISTIE IN VANDERBILT TRIALS.
Recent Fast Mile at Atlantic City Adds
Interest to Entry.

Waiter Christie yesterday entered hts 1lo-norse-
power Christie car for the American elimination
trials for the Vanderbilt Cup race and will drive
it himself. II entered through the Automobie
Club OF America. The entry will attract attention
az the machine established a record for American
courses except the Ormoud-Daytona Beach course.
when IL went mile in IS seconds the Atlantic
City sand a few months ago.
Mr.. Christie had a car entered IN the name OF
James Bresse. in the elimination trials last year,
but IL failed to qualify. At meeting held shortly
after the trials by the racing board of the Amer
lean Automobile Association three the five cars
that qualified were thrown out, and the Christie
of those substituted. As IN the eliuI-
nation trials the machine made poor showing IN
the big race. and was finally put out Of commission
by running into the Fiat car, driven by LanCia,
who had lead OF twenty minutes at the time. The
accident prevented the Italian driver from getting
better than fourth place IN the race
Christie is the designer OF the car, and has mads
several changes the machine since last year Ac
the recent open air automobile show at Empire
City track he drove the a mile IN 53 seconds.
equalng the record for circular track made by
Barney Oldfeld
New-York tribune., 1906-06-28
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
NV Telsnranh 70 The Tribune I

Boston. June 21.-The Giants won the opening
game of series with Boston here to-day by a
score of to 4. Strobels bad muff in the ninth
inning played part in the victory. as it allowed
Mathewson 10 get TO first and Gilbert to score
with what turned out TO be the winning run. On
Bresnahan's single Bowerman scored another
run for good measure
With the exception Of the sixth inning Ma
thewson pitched good game for the Giants In
this inning he was wild and hit hard. Gilbert
also made costly error. and the home team got
four across the plate. which tied the score.
With two out Tenney walked and Brain
doubled. Bates went 70 first on four wide ones.
filing the bases. Gilbert fun7bled Howard's hit,
which allowed Tenney TO score. and then Dolan
tripled which got Brain, Bates and Howard
across the plate. Two fast double plays by the
Boston men were loudly applauded The score
follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-06-28
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

The Highlanders got home yesterday from
their long Western trip. and signaiized their re-
turn by defeating Boston at American League
Park by a score of 6 TO B. The hOnors of the
game belong to Laporte, he made four safe
hits in as many times at bat, which helped con-
siderably IN the victory. 1t was uphill fight
for the home team, Boston scored three runs
in the fourth inning and earned d fair lead.
The Highlanders tied the score in the sixth
inning on Laporte's single. doubles by Williams
and Delehanty and Winters wild throw OF
Hofmans bunt.
In the seventh inning each side made a run.
the visitors Delehanty's poor effort on Free
mans long fly. which fell safe and allowed Par
ent to come home from first. The winning run
was made by the Highlanders in the eighth
inning on singles by Hoffman and Keeler. The
score follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-06-28
LITTLE WINS AGAIN.
Continues His Good Play IN Al
ENGLAND Lazcn Tennis Tourneu.

Wimbledon, England. June 27.-In the fourth
round of the singles In the All-England lawn
RAYMOND ID. Little, the American player heat
T. ID. Steward in straight sets. He won the
first set easily not allowing his opponent a
single game. Steward improved in the second
set. and a long. hard fight followed. in which
both players showed some brilliant lawn tennis
before Little won at SIS. The score was 60
SIS, "a.
In the second round OF the championship
doubles Collins and Little beat Simmond and
Taylor g. 1-5, c.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-28
BROOKLYN
sBat,ed for Richie in fifth inning.

BROOKLYN ........---.--.-...-4 % o-io
Philadelphia ..-.----..------O O. o
Left on bases Brooklyn. - Philadelphia 8. Earned
Brooklyn. 3 stolen base-Lumiey Two base hits
Jordan AIpeTnan. Iumley Magee. Sacrifice hit
Lewis Double plays-Doolin. Gleason and Brsnsheld
Titus Crist Struck out-By sparks l. by Richie l.:
by Stricklett Bases balls-Or Sparks. l. of Richie
l. OF Roy of St-cklett. , Hts-Or Sparks, 8 IN
two ard one-thrd innings of Richie. in and
thirds innings: of Row in four innings Wild pitch
Ricnie Hit by pitched baIl-AIperman- Time OF game
Cmpire-JOhnstone-
New-York tribune., 1906-06-28
lEARLINGS SELL WELL.
Sydney Paget Pays SO, 800 for the
Brother to HighbaH,

Ihe sale Of thoroughbred yearlings was
continued by the Fasig-Tipton Company at
Sheepshead Bay yesterday Chief interest cen
feo IN the offering OF the bay colt by Ben
@Stolne-Strychinia. 81 ~ the full brother 10 the dead
f1lshoaIl which won the American Derby. The
DIadlng was spirited and the price reached sIO,-
% 2oV De1ore the colt was knocked down TO Sydney
Paget. The other sales OF 81 O0O or more fol-
low:
New-York tribune., 1906-06-28
sUPERBAs USE WHITEWAsH BRUSH.

TBy Telegraph 70 The TribHlne.
Philadelphia June 27-Brooklyn shut out Phila-
delphia here to-day by score Of 10 70 o. With the
exception OF the heavy batting done by the WIS.,
fors the game was too sided TO be interesting.
Stricklett. who pitched for the Superbas. was in
fine form, allowing only three scattered hits.
Sparks. Richie and Roy, who took turns in the
box for Philadelphia. were all hit freely. The Su-
perbas practically won the game in the opening
inning when they got four men across the plate.
Ma
New-York tribune., 1906-06-28
WILLIAM HENDRIE DEAD.
He Oscned Martimas. Which WOn
the Futmity in 1898.

Hamilton. Ont. June 27.-William Hendrie died
mere this afternoon. after long Illness Mr. Hen
drie vas president OF the Ontario Jockey Club and
was wei known all over the United States and
oanaca Among the many horses which he owned
was A2rtialas, which won the Futurity in 1898.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-28

First base on srrorsNew York. 8; Boston. ? Left
bases-New York 8; Boston. e First base balls-OT
Winter ? Struck out-By Ortiz 81 by Winter, 2 Two
base hits-IApore o. wiaIns DeIehanty, Stahl Ferris
Morgan. Arrnbruster. Sacrifice hits-Eoffman KIeinow
o. s;ahl Freeman C0 Stolen hese-Foey. Double plays
Parent and Freeman; Ferris, Parent Freeman
Passed ball-Keinow. Hit by pitcher-By Winter. /
Umpres-Connor and Hurst. Time. ]: 30.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-28
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
The Giants Vim a Ninth IRnRg
Victory from Boston.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
New York Boston !CIncnnati at Chicago
Brooklyn al Philadelphia.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York. 6: Boston. f. Pittsburg 3: Cincinnati l.
Brooklyn. 10; Philadephia-0
New-York tribune., 1906-06-28

Two-base hits-Brain. Mccain Three-hass hit-Dolan
Double plays-Bran Brtdwe and Tenney; Brtdwen and
Tennev First base halls-oT Pfefer. 5; OF Mathew
son = Struck Out-By Pfeffer by Mathewson, 6.
Wild piteh-Pfeder. Time. las Cnpires-Conway and
Emslie
New-York tribune., 1906-06-28
MEADOW BROOK WINS CUP
Beats Rocka7cay By Narro5c Margin
m Fast Polo Game.

Hempstead Long Island. June q (SpeciaD.-Polo
OF hsh order was seen in the final match for the
neHnps'ead cup played on the Hampstead Plains
thls evening between the teams OF the Meadow
Brook and Rockaway Hunt clubs. The former wo,
oy "a goals to 6ia. Society out in force.
In the first period the only goal made bv SIeaao,w
SrOok was scored by Stevens. Rockavyav r9af5,
e Inrse oy fast and clever work The second period
resulted IN no goals In the third period PocL-
away scored once, and then Meadow RYook srr,@et-
her salt and made q run OF five straight goals
IN the iaSt LeriOc Stevens shot goal FOR NeadoN,
BrOok. which put the home team ahead for a firos
La montague then scored for the visitors uTic6
again reversed conditions. In the last four ano %
@ nalf minutes Of play Brooks scored for Meadow
bEoOk- making them three-qua-ters OF a ooaI
ahead which lead they retained 10 the end of rio,
The teams. the lineup and the summary fol6Sv~SS-
New-York tribune., 1906-06-28
THOROUGHBRED NEWS AND NOTES

Lyre. the jockey. was in the iu1eligbt YESTERDAY.
at sheepshead Bay. as he rode three winners in
succession He had the mount on Ethon. Per
NSIse and ronsldes, ard handled them all with his
t..e Ic.t..-e sslli Kadtke proved a gr!evous dsap-
' pO,liIehi' as nye Of his six mounts were strongly
rode Monfort in the first race
reverse ran the mile and q furlong in her race
IN I-Si' making new record for the stake It was
particularly good performance with 12I pounds
up tradition the Mermaid last year while
CtIl'I winners IN recent years BeldaTne Daisy
vile Belle. iiA
1loflher was worked out mile and a furong
after winning the second race. and il looks as if
this horse. which has always run in sprint races
was being trained for a distance
New-York tribune., 1906-06-28
L4RNED At HIS BEST.
Beats Register in Middle States
La7cn Tennis Tournament.

The wedding out process of the first two days OF
the Middle States lawn tennis championship tour-
nament brought the upper class players into the
competitions of the Singles yesterday afternoon
on the turf courts OF the Orange Lawn Tennis
Club NJ Mountain Station -. J. William A.
Larned ex-champion; Frederick &. Coston the
Maryland expert. ana Dr.. Augustus B. Wadsworth
came through In straight sets.
Iarned was his mettie with the University
of Pennsylvania player II. B. Register. The re-
turns OF the veteran were faultess. He appeared
able 70 drop the ball accurately in any part of
Registers that he selected. The latter tried
every device OF which he master but I.arned's 5
fair stroking of the ball both of the ground and
overhead not 20 be denied and he at s.
6-3. The summary follows.
Middle States singles championship 'third round
ETs3efi.S 0 RfqmsVll { CoInry tIuo Msry
e-4 - william n Iarned Orange Lawn Tennis
vania s|9 e.: Dr. Augustus R wadsworth' Wss,
Side lawn Tennis club. defeated Howard Honans West
Champiorsh.g doubles Chrst rouad) Edward r Dew
syivsnia Orange Lawn Tennis Clab. defeated H. a
sn9 Ssnss sn' Lawn Tennis Pub q Ts RS,
& ard r. q soGthsr o[enEs Lawn Tennis club detes,e
Tennis club catonsvlue Country Club. e-6 6-3
Dr. William Rosenbaum won the handicap lawn
tennis tournament yesterday on the courts OF the
Harlem Lawn Tennis Club. l3lst street and Seventh
avenue. He defeated J. c. Torrey in the hnal round
three tunes within point OF winning the match In
the third set. The score was &c. 6-S S-S. S-6 6-2
". Merrill Hail aud Arthur NJ Lovlbond. com
posing the team Of the Hamilton Orange Lawn
Tennis Club. won all Of their matches in singles
and doubles yesterday in a postponed series OF the
METROPOLITAN Lawn Tennis League championship.
Tennis Club on the Washington Heights courts
18th street nnd Convent avenue.
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ens~t hall I'D, A T.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-28
CHICAGO. 3; sT. LOUIS. 0

At ST. Louis: r H. z
Snlcdso -..-..--V - l
BasebaIl-Chicago: White and Sullivan: st. Louis
Howell and Spencer. Umpire: Sheridan.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-28

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York g. Boston. g. Detroit. s. Cleveland 2.
Philadelphia s: Washing. Chicago, s; 81. Louis D.
ton O.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-28
SCNM4RIES.

Futur.ty Co,rxA
n. by Ornsment-Eleanor. 0- ''NI' Iair
New-York tribune., 1906-06-28
DETROIT. 5; CLEvELAND. 2.

At Detroit: R II. e
Cleveland ..............0 o 2-3 Il /
Bstteries-Detroit; Siever. Eubanks and Schmidt;
Cleveland: Ees and Bemes Umpres-Evans and
New-York tribune., 1906-06-28

baseball To-day, r. NJ. American League Park
!. Y. Americans Boston
New-York tribune., 1906-06-28
automobiles.

1p3lk THOMAS FLYER 80 n r.: new. never u..r.
IOOO immediate delivery: s; 500, osc.r -.
abroad. J. T. l.. Box sel. Tribuns once s''"A
New-York tribune., 1906-06-28
ROCKAWAY a.
FOURTH PERIOD

-half goal penalty Rooxawav for safe,es
= seai Ssainst Nvav Brook fOr foul; played one-hal
New-York tribune., 1906-06-28
PROFESSIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL.
AMERICAN LE4GCE.
The HighIanders Get Home and
Win Game from Boston.

AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TODAY.
Boston at New York Philadelphia Washington
Chicago at Cleveland st. Louis Detroit.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-28

va Sttss nicely rated for "a. ii
A. -sli.t nls beat 10 ssvs 80 Dlaf
~ arns a lLs. fl-loat. Eors
New-York tribune., 1906-06-28

lsI RACE.--SeIling. for tRo-year-olds. s1Oao ada
1 Won riaoen out- Time. I:O7 Winner ch
New-York tribune., 1906-06-28

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New-York tribune., 1906-06-28

turning ds e @ sr,yes Seaso
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as 'H''1f' snut OF on Ter tifh' ana ~s~- - '
D so HAc selling; snd qD~srd 81 no sa9 "
New-York tribune., 1906-06-28
PHILADELPHIA. 5: WASHINGTON. o.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

RESULTS or GAMES YESTERDAY.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-28

with plenty in reserve Sahara was easily best Of The others
New-York tribune., 1906-06-28


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New-York tribune., 1906-06-28

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Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
WOMEN MAKE WAR ON CIGARETTES
Ask to Have the Papers Excluded
From the Mail.

Ask to Have the Papers Excluded
From the Mail.
AURORA, Neb., Sept 9e.-(special Tele-
gram.)-The second day of the state con-
vention of the Womans Christian Tenn
perance union opened this morning at
o'clock. Owing to the illness of Rev.
Jennie Starkey devotional exercises were
led by Rev. Alice Ruth Palmer. All or
the general officers were present and
nearly all of the department superin-
tendents. The forenoon session was taken
up In the routine work Of the convention
and appointments of the general commit
tees. w. S. Sylvester, field secretary OF
the Anti-Cigarette league, addressed the
convention on his line of work. The fol
lowing resolutions were passed.
That the Woman's Christian Temperance
union of Nebraska in convention assem-
bled, do petition each member or con-
gress to cooperate with members of con-
gress from states having anti-cigarette
legislation to secure such enactment by
law as shall prohibit the transmission OF
cigarette papers through the United states
mail
In the presidents address she reviewed
the work and progress made in the last
twenty years in particular the attitude
of the churches, commercial world, edu-
cational laws. anti-canteen law and agita-
ton against patent medicines, which last
was begun by Mrs. Allen national supper
intendent of non-alcoholic medicine. This
will be the last year as state superinten-
dent for Mrs. Wheelock The gain in
membership for the year is S56 Thirty
four new unions were organized.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
West Nebraskn Methodi.t..

SIDNEY, Neb., Sept. 26.-(special Tele-
gram.)-The second days session OF the
West Nebraska annual conference OF the
NJ. K. church was formally opened, with
Bishop Luther B. Wilson of chattanooga,
Tenn, presiding. The conference sermon
was delivered by Rev. M. b. Carmen of
McCook, and was followed by an impress
sive sacramental service conducted by the
bishop, assisted by the presiding elders.
The conference was then organized, whit
Rev. G. p. Trites, secretary; Rev. T. NJ.
Ransom, treasurer; Rev. c. A. Norlin, sta
ustical secretary. Presiding elders re-
ports show an encouraging condition of
the conference. ]. w. Jennings, ID. D.,
Kansas City; Rev. ]. b. Leedom OF the
North Nebraska conference. and Rev. ].
L. Mclaughlin of Omaha were present at
the morning session and delivered short
talks. The afternoon session consisted OF
a statistical session and An evanEelistic
service conducted by Rev. z. e. Thomp-
son Of SCOTS Blum. The entertainment at
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
Fu,,op senatorioI Conven,iop.

SCHUYLER, Neb., Sept 26.-(Speclal
Telegram 1.-The democratic senatorship
convention for the Twelfth district of Ne
braska. comprising Colfax and Platte
counties, was held in Schuyler today.
Frank w. Shonka was elected chairman
and NJ. ]. Higgins secretary John c.
Byrne of Columbus. Platte county. was
nominated for senator by reclamation. no
other candidate being before the conven-
ton. Resolutions were passed endorsing
the democratic and populist state plat
forms and in addition, declared in favor
of an anti-Dass and also against news.
paper mileage and declared in favor Of
electing the deputy assessors.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
News of Nebraska.

PLATTSMOCrH-The Cass county fsfrn.
ers are busy sowing wheat.
BEATRICE-Farmer in Gage county,
have their winter wheat crop about all In
TEKAMAH-Clefk of the District Court
ireland has issued ia final naturalization
papers in the last two days. .A Fl0.
OAKLAND-Bert Erickson has sold his
dray line. In this city to Charles Shellberg,
who takes immediate possession.
AINSWORTH-Today the Ainsworth ho-
tel changed hands A. ]. Warrick retiring
and James M. Hoke taking possession on q
lease of one year.
TEKAMAH-In the county court here yes-
terday, Eward Richards was sentenced to
ninety days In the county jail, by Judge
Basler, for wife beating. ~ -
BEATRICE-Before adjourning court yes
terday Judge Kelligar called the list OF
Jurors for the October term OF the district
court. The list contains sixty names. e.,
TEKAMAH-At a regular meeting OF the
Board of Education, the two young men
who were suspended by the superlntendent
board.
OSCEOLA-Mrs. Monk, aged 70, died here
Sunday morning and was buried Tuesday.
Mrs. F. L. Dunn, after an illness OF four
months, succumbed, and was buried here
Tuesday
BEATRICE-Four cars loaded with rock
ballast jumped the track In the Union Pa
oifc yards near the Rock Island station
yesterday morning. The roadbed was torn
up for a considerable distance, but no ona
CONTINUED on Fourth PaRel
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
FRED GLADE TO QUIT BASE BALL
Announces He VIII Wed and Abandon
the Diamond.

Announces He VIII Wed and Abandon
the Diamond.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2s.-(Special Telegram
Fred Glade Of Grand Island, Neb., the
Browns crack pitcher. announced today
at Sportsman's park. with the informality
natural to base ball players, that he would
soon wed Miss Daisy Husband OF Woodbine,
Ia, and retire from base ball. Glade made
the announcement when asked where he
intended wintertng.
II am interested In -four mill in abb
lene. KAN" he said. but my home is In
Grand Island. Neb. / will not spend the
winter in either place, however / will
locate in Woodbine, Ia"
Glade was delicately reminded that Wood
bine was the home Of a Miss Husband to
whom rumors have had Glade married the
last four years. Yes, that's the place, "
said Glade. land am going to make 1t q
real go this time" Glade says his only
reason for not marrying before is that he
does not believe a married man should be
travelling around the country.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27

MINDEN, Neb, Sept 26.-(Special Tel
egram.)-The democratic and populist
conventions of the Twenty-eighth soma
torial district were held here in Minden
today. B. NJ. Sims of Alma. Neb.. re-
ceived the unanimous vote OF the demo-
cratic convention and was elected on the
first formal vote of the populist con-
vention. After the nomination of Mr..
Sims by both conventions, most of the
populists went to the democratic conven-
ton hall, where Mr. Sims made a short
address. thanking both conventions for
his nomination.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
RIM Down by Fast Mail.

KEARNEY. Neb.. Sept. B.-(Special Tele-
gram -Daniel Lawrence Lewis, a stepson
of F. w. Ditmer, was instantly killed by
the eastbound fast mail at the Central
avenue crossing last night. The train
passed over him, the wheels severng the
body at the waist. The coroner's inquest
was hald this morning and the following
verdict was returned this afternoon:
That we find that the said Daniel Lewis
was killed by a train called the fast mail,
of the Union Pacific Railroad company
about o'clock p. M on September Is.
1906, that the gates across Central avenue
In the city o: l[earnoy, when the accident
occurred, Were up and no one ir chars,.
of the same at that time and that said
train was running faster than allowed By
the ordinance of the city of Kearney.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
Jockey stabs stabIeman.

AUBURN. Neb., Sept. 26-(special.)-
George Wilson stabbed and dangerously
wounded Fred Easley at this place last
night Easley is now at the hospital suffer
ing from three wounds, one In the muscles
OF the left arm just below the shoulder and
two in the back, one of which is a little
below the shoulder and the other over the
kidneys. The wounds are bad ones and
Easley's condition is serious, although not
considered necessarily fatal. Wilson is in
jail. The stabbing is the result of a saloon
quarrel. Wilson is the jockey for Ruben
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-27
Cu,,.r Fair a M. success.

BROKEN BOW. Neb.. Sept. 2e.-(Special
Telegram.)-Fair weather big crowds and
good attractions are making the Custer
County fair the best that has ever hap
pened in this part of the state. Today's
crowd is much larger than yesterday,
there now being about 5000 in and about
the city. The afternoon racing program
was particularly good. The exhibition
game of ball between Broken Bow and the
Prairie Dogs resulted in a victory for the
home team by'a score of 8 to 2. Batteries:
Broken Bow. Mead and Gadd; Prairie
Dogs, Burgett and Bly,. Umpire: Thorpe.