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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-02
THE LATEST MOVE ON THE
STATEHOOD QUESTION

Washington. June THE latest move
Boo the controversy between the senate
aud house on the statehood question
has just been revealed in connection
with the plan 10 bring in a report from
The conference committee TOMORROW
This report Is 90 provide for the im-
mediate admission Of oklahoma and
Indian Territory - one state. with The
further provision. IN the exact language
of the original Foraker amendment.
that New Mexico shall vote separately
ou the question OF their admission As
one state.
This report Is 10 be- submitted FIRST ~
ODE senate Tor SIS action. should il be
rcpegtei as has been predicted by thoFe
Who have made close cinyass Of that
body, the responsibility Tor the failurc
10 admit Oklahoma and Indian Terri
tory and also the failure 20 allow The
other Two territories 90 themselves zee
eide the question Of tseir admission Mn
be placed with the senate.
should this report fan % ratification
IN the senate. Il l. believed the house
will rest the case without further ac-
ton OF any Kind. after emphasizing The
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to the court en- banc for a rehearins
The suit was prosecuted on the theory
that the defendant company was under
the same Law as regular life Insurance
companies.
The association forfeited the member
for failure 10 make a monthly payment
due in August. 1901. The member died
In January, 1907 The plaintiff con-
tended that the monthly payments for
six years prior 20 the date Of forfeiture
had created reserve in behalf OF the
beneficiary 10 pay for extended insur-
ance beyond the period OF death, AMI
that the certificate was non-forfeitabiA
under the statute OF Missouri, which
was copied from the non-forfeiture
statute OF Massachusetts. and has been
adopted by three-fourths OF the states
Of the United States
Today Judge Fox wrote the opinion
Of the court en- banc, holding that the
defendant is a fraternal society and not
liable as a regular life insurance con-
pany. The case is reversed.
II is said that this decision Is the
most important TO fraternal societies
that has been handed down by this or
any other court IN many years, as the
entire plan upon which fraternal soei'
cites are organized was involved.
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TOWN on FIRE.

New Orleans. June 1.-The Plea
yunes special from Bisbee, Ariz. says:
News has reached here from Cananea,
Mex, Of a bloody race war at that
place. The town is ON fire and streets
are strewn with dead and wounded.
The Arizona rangers and large posse
OF citizens ~ Bisbeo have just left
Bisbee for Cananea At last accounts
the fighting was still I'm progress.
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fact that the senate and not the house
Is responsible for the failure OF action
The Foraker amendment, as "
known, is the exact provision on which
the Statehood insurgents made their
losing fight IN the house when the Dill
was under consideration IN that BODY.
Speaker Cannon and house leaders
who have supported him In his state.
hood position have carefully considered
the present movement and all indlca-
tions point TO the conclusion that they
are willing TO drop the question inden-
nitely should they refuse 10 accept this
basis Of compromise,
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4 REIGN OF TERROR.

Mitau. Russia, June IA reign -
terror exists 10 Courland province. no
less terrible than the situation during
The suppression Of ihe revolution py
the troops. Reyolutlonists are visiting
summary vengeance on witnesses dp-
pcarlng against them in the miluary
or civil courts Murders are Of daily
unourTnnce.
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INDICTMENTS ANNuLED.

Oklahoma city. Okla. June Judge
Rurwell of the district court last night
anuulled ihe indictments recently found
against city otrlials here. charging
Interpretations ~ public money. The
court held them invalid because thc
violations of law. II any. were merely
technical and for the further reason
that they were brought without I'M
structIon or knowledge OF the court as
provided hy law.
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fRATERNAL ms. cos.
Missouri supreme Court Holds Not IL
able n Regular Companies.

Jefferson city. Mo. June 1.-The 50
preme court today handed down an
opinion OF importance 10 900 900 policy
holders OF Missouri and several million
polycyholders IN fraternal insurance as
sociations throughout the United States.
The case WAS that OF Mary Wesisr-
man VS. the supreme lodge. Knights Of
Pythias. IN s5.23627 in the 81. Louis
circuit court for the death OF her nus
band. ]. p. Westerman. who joined
the association IN 1895.
Division No. Of the supreme court.
some time ago. affirmed the decision u
the lower court in an opinion by Judge
Marshall and the case was transferred
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TWELVE MINERS KILLED.

Mexico City, June i.-Reports to-
day reached here OF an accident at
the Magdalena mine near Texacellen-
tire, state Of Mexico, which caused the
death Of IL miners. among them being
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the form most desired by them. OF
their euloeistic praise Of Czolgoz, the
assassin OF President Mckinley, and
finally Of their desire for the death
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OF our living pres,den,
. zee, ' have been put on 'y ~
VIII make arrests Il suffIe,..ne G
can be obtained against ~, M 7
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Erasmus chsysrre. munager Of the
mine.
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schipke made two and o'Leary only four
of Des Molnes' seven errors Monday.
Hostetter is making good at short for the
Cardinals. He is both hitting and fielding
we'll. III
owing to the one-hit game Walsh pitched
the White Sox were Al points ahead Tues
day morning
Ducky Holmes has signed Billy Maddox,
a pitcher from Texarkana' In the Arksn-
sas-Texas league.
The only suggestion OF a contest In the
Western league is between Lincoln, Den
yer and Sioux City for third place.
ST. Louis won the game in the double
header II made the fewest hits in and lost
the game Il made the most hits in.
Sanders is the premier pitcher of the
Western league. Mr.. Roscoe Miller s
opinion OF himself to the contrary not
withstanding.
ties OF the White Sox, II might be mem
TONED that they have not lost an extra in
ming game this year.
Now. wouldn't It be Just too cute II Lin
league race, leaving Mr.. White Wings Fe-
beau's Bears in fourth placer
Manager Babb of the Memphis team was
offered a. $3.50 watch by fan IL Memphis
that the cash would suit him as we'll
Doubtless he has been in communication
with George Stone.
St Paul has already signed ave of the
leads TO a discussion as TO whether the
team. should continue TO be- known as the
North Stars or dubbed with the paradox
cal term. Lone Stars.
average is only ~ The slugger Is Bel
with {. percentage OF $50. The Cubs have
two men, steinff DIT and Chance, batting
The White SOS fieIding average is SO
and the Cubs 1868. s-s-
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PUEBLO WALLOPS Mr.. DODGE
sslee's Bunch Bats Out Seventeen Bits and
Wins the Game
ALL MT WHERE AND WHEN THEY PlEAsE
welch, Howard and AutTey Get
Couple Each on Henley, the
New Member of
Indians.


Dodge was I'm the box. That's all.
Seventeen safe hits was all Pueblo was
able to get off Dodge at vinton street
park yesterday afternoon. and as Omaha
could get but nine OF Henley, the Puebs
won swatfest by score OF 10 to 8. At
that. Omaha might have won the game
had Rourke consented to let Herman Long
take out Dodge when they began to soak
him so badly or even after they had
soaked him for few innings, but Pa
evidently preferred TO let him stick and
take his medicine.
Seleo had sent his new recruit, Henley.
to oppose Dodge and the fans thought
they would have a pudding IL only Dodge
did not make his weekly sascensfon-if.
They had lost track of his days and over
looked the fact that Tuesday was one of
HE regular days. At any rate he went so
high the Puebs slipped in under and won
the game before he could unload enough
ballast 20 allow himself to light. The
Puebs made one in the first inning, when
MoGilvray knocked the ball right through
Dodge. Runile. Howard. WEIGH and Au-
trey and made the circle of the bases. The
fans thought that was a mistake and could
have been avoided had WEIGH been playing
where he. ought. When McGilvray came to
bat the next time WEIGH played in the
same place and that time caught little
popup. The third time the enlongated Mr..
Hayes McGilvray came he repeated his
performance of the first inning, except
that, WEIGH got the ball to third in time
for Perring to try for an out, but the ball
hit Mac and he came on home.
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FINE SHOOTING AT SEA eIRT
Captain stewart wise OF Boston wins
the stewart Cup

Nhe STEWART UP.
SEA GIRT N. j., Aug &.-Excelient
shooting conditions attended the second
day OF the great military shooting tourna-
ment IN progress at the state camp. Two
materially interfere with the work at the
butts. The day was memorable In the
history Of such competitions for the UNI
precedented number of entries in the two
individual matches, 242 rifemen facing the
targets in the Leech cup match and I1
in the Hale match
An interesting feature of the day was
the excellent Workmanship OF Mrs. Eliza
beth Topperwein of San Antonio, Tex, who
qualified for enrolment as member
Of the National Marksman's reserve by
scoring SO out OF a possible rs in five shots
each at 200, 800 and 500 yards.
Firing In the Leech cup match, open to
ALL seven shots each. at 800. 800 and 1000
yards, was not finished until nearly Z
o'clock when 1t was getting dark. The
first corps of cadets, Boston, Mass, with
the fine score of 100 out OF possible 105
The winner win receive the Leech cup 10
be held for one year and gold badge,
second prize SIS was won by Corporal East
man, Ohio, with a total of 80; third prize,
s BY cSPas wfT pr b b1 Sw
missary M. w. Parker. Mass, score IS,
and fifth prize, IS, by Major w. s. Price,
New Jersey, score 81.
The Hale match. open TO all Corners each
competitor firing ten shots at 600 yards was
won by Second Lieutenant W. A. Baker of
perfect score OF 80 Lieutenant Baker re-
ceives a trophy to be held for year,
miniature of the cup and $40, Second prize,
$40, was carried off by Private r. w. Allen
of the First Massachusetts, whose score
was ~. Captain +. T. Graham, OF the
Porto Rican regiment, United States army.
won, third prize, So also with total of
-. and fourth prize, so, was awarded TO
Sergeant r. G. g. Groome of the District
of Columbia, who also scored 80. The
other prize winners each of whom receives
S. were: Fifth, Corporal Eastman. Ohio,
IS; sixth, Captain A. e. Wells, New York,
~; seventh, Private p. f. Lang, Minnie
sofa, as; eighth, Sergeant M. w. Parker,
Massachusetts,, IS; ninth, Captain S. ".
Wise Massachusetts,. As; tenth, Sergeant
Orr, Ohio, 49, eleventh. Private Minervin-
ME. New Jersey. IS; and twelfth, Sergeant
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sioux city Would Drop Colorado.

SIOUX CITY, Aug 28-(Speciai. lit In
quite well understood here that the Sioux
City Base Ball association will favor any
scheme advanced In the meeting of the
magnates this winter to rid the Western
league OF Denver and Pueblo While none
OF the directors of the association will
make a definite statement TO this effect.
sE sisfaction regarding the expense incurred
in taking the trip TO the western extremity
OF the circuit Upon reading an article in
one OF the Denver newspa pers. which said
Tebeau and Cantillon had made themselves
lifelong dctators in the Western league
the magnates, President Duncan called at
tention TO the fact hat none OF the eastern
teams had made tie trip TO the west this
state OF Affairs existed last year. The coup
he characterized as a Joke. with the fur
Their remark that IL was merely an at
tempt TO make things look better In Den
yer than they we're. He said the agree
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BEHR is EASY ron cLoruIER
Harvard Man Wins Final Game I'm Ma
tionnI Tourney I'm Straight Sets.

NEWPORT, r. l.. Aug. 1&-In record
rapidity of play William ], Clothier of Phil
adelphia, representative of Harvard univer-
sity, defeated Karl II. Behr, New York. OF
Yale, in the final round of the National
lawn tennis tournament today, and tomor-
row he will meet Beals C.. Wright of Bos-
ton, the present lawn tennis champion of
the country, in an attempt to win the title.
Ciothier defeated Behr today in straight
sets, &C., ga, g.
1t was all over in an hour. much TO the
disappointment of the largest crowd OF the
tournament The contest might have been
decided even had not Clothier in the sec
ond set by an erraticN turn of play driven
double faults. Only eight of the twenty
six games went to deuce and In six of
the eight the call vas made but once.
Behr paid the price of his long hard VIC
tory yesterday in the semi-finals over Ray
mond D. Little of New York. Only at
times today were there flashes of his bril-
liant tennis of yesterday.
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=. TotaIs .'.'' 5s . q 10 7
'Batted for Dineen In third.
Cleveland Cleveland .'........d 9o2d9 %
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Harvard Rows An Fast Time.

PUTNEY. Aug. 2.-The Harvard uniyer-
sity crew this evening made their best
Performance since their arrival In England
with the river only half full they started
al O'Clock for a whole course trial strik-
ing a pace OF IS strokes to the minute!
They average 80 almost 10 the finish. shoot
ing past HammeTsmith bridge In minutes
IS seconds and Barnes In IS minutes, IS
seconds, and completing the course in 10
minutes. As seconds. The value Of this
performance Is illustrated by the fact that
the Cambridge crews time In the last uni-
versity race were Hammersmith. minutes.
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Jimmy Collins IL Suspended,

BOSTON, Mass. Aug. @.-James Collins,
American. League baseball club was sus-
pended today for sbsenting himself from
the team without leave. For several weeks
Collins has declined to take any part I'm
the management. He has felt keenly the
slump of his team this season and, accord
ing to his own statement, has been unable
to get into condition to play. Early in
the month Collins desired to select a num-
Der of new players to strengthen the team,
but instead an agent was employed to
find new men and the manager was ordered
to get into condition and play. He con-
'tinued to absent himself and his suspen-
sion Is the result. President johnson of the
to consult with the club management re-
gardlng the Collins difficulty Out-helder
Stahl has been placed In charge Of the
team.
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tanding of the Teams.
Players should Wear Uniforms.

CHAPMAN. Nss., Aug. 1.-To the
Editor of The Bee: Can a baseball player
n not ostonsins 10 ens team playlns right
OF the regular PLAYERS inrthe last half of
the ninth inning, with two men out and
two men on bases, regular player not hurt
player called In not wearing uniform?
So "a THOMAS FARRELL.
Ans.-The rules governing the point re-
game must be IN uniform. No one except
the manager of the team IL allowed to
sit on the bench when not in uniform.
Amateur teams are supposed TO be gov
erned by the league rules, but no way has
yet been found Of penalizing them IL they
do not care to obey the law. II does not
seem clear that captain can be prevented
from calling In any of the spectators of
the game 10 take part, and about the only
recourse the opposing team would have
would be 70 refuse to continue the game
under the conditions HNt
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Kountre Additions win.

The Kountze Additions beat the Florence
Athletics Tuesday at Twenty second and
Sahler by a score of to 5. making the elev-
enth straight game won by the kountze
Additions Lehr pitched for the winners
and pitched a good game. The features
were a phenomenal catch by Chrlstman and
batting by Christman and Ogden. Score:
Kountze Add 20 3eo10i 40 2&n 8
Florence Ath 20 l o 0 o-5 4 Q
Batteries: Kountze Addition. Lehr and
Lewis; Florence, Wagner and Proctor
Struck out: BY Lehr II; by Wagner, 5.
Bases on balls: on Lehr, 2; of Wagner,
q Three-base hits: Christensen, Ogden.
Time: l:43 JImpire: Griebe.
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Driving Park for Falls City.

FALLS CITY, Neb., Aug. 8-CSpecial)-
Twenty OF the business men of Falls City
met at the Eik's lodge room last evening
70 make arrangements for the forming OF
Falls City Driving and Park association
They decided TO lease thirty acres OF land
west of Falls City belonging to w e
Darlington and add improvements which
will make a good driving park and picnic
ground. A committee was appointed to
look Into the cost of building a race track
and another committee was appointed to
complete the arrangements for forming the
assOcfa ton
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Tennis at the Field Club.

Following are the drawings for the singles
in the junior tennis tournament at the
Field club:
Davis drew Rinwalk, Walwork drew
Hines, Austin drew Agerigg Following
drew byes: Sweet, Peters, Frinek, Koek,
Mcconnell, Willard, Hall, Dining, Sibber-
son Stolp, Corner, McWhorter, Caldwell.
Deuel., Mcpherson, Reynolds, Hall, Nc
Cague White, Meyer, Potter, Caldwell,
Rousseau. Rippey, Hamen, Boman, Reyley,
Play starts at $50 a. m. today Doubles
will be drawn tonight and start Thursday
morning
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KRUG PARKS,
TOtaIS ...........'.,s 1891 I,VV0 I'D
STORZ BLUE RIBBONS.
Good RacinR md HnntinRn.

| HASTINGS, Neb., Aug. fS-(Special Tele-
gram.)-A strong wind interfered to some
extent with the first days races of the
district fair association meetings. The
l,attendance, however was satisfactory and
some good time was made, Notwithstanding
the unfavorable conditions. The races will
continue four days, closing Friday after
noon.
In the 2:S5 trot Cora Lee seemed sure
winner. getting the first heat with compar-
alive ease. In the second, after getting into
the lead at the half mile, she broke her
harness and failed to finish. Summary:
| Trotting, class 2:35; purse 500:
| Oakland Flash, b. s. mccormick,
AtchiSon) ........................... 1 i
Lolo Girl. b. M CIV. T. G.. Bell,
|, Holdrege) ......................,,...4
Harvey, b. SOW. @. Mercer, FIRE. =.
mont ..r..............s...,.. o o o
Cora Lee. b. m. CIV. J. Conley,
Sioux City, ......................... dis.
| Time: 2:2si1; 2:2sA; 2:SO; 2:271t.
! Pacing, class 2:20; purse 500;
| Bill Moore, b. CIV. b. McCor-
mick, Atchison) ............,......3 l /
Emalander, b. m. IF. M Kaull,
Glen Elder, KAN. ................. 2 2 s
Montauck wv. ]. Conley, Sioux
Fortunella, b. m. IL. ID. Him
Time: s;::liiSs 22;i7I; 2;s5: 2:S4
One mile dash: Young Pilgrim b. h. d.
| M Sage, won; Swell Girl b: m. CIV. M
Plourd, Indianola), second; Golden G. b. m
! (Clin Pickerak York;, third. Time: las.
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PIRATES WIN AND LOSE
Qusksn Wind Up Season in Rittsburg With
an Even Break.
HOME TEAM WINS FIRST WITH sTc'
Second IL n shutout by, visitOrs, with
BransneId Making Only Two
Runs in the
Game.

PTTTsBURG. Pa, Aug @.-The Philadel-
phia team wound up its season in Pitts
burg today by splitting even in a double
header. Pittsburg won the first game by
good hitting. In the second Bransheid
was the whole thing. He made three hits
and scored all the runs Tailed by his team.
Only seven innings were played in the
second game by mutual agreement in order
to allow the Pittsburgs to catch a train for
ST. Louis, where they play. tomorrow. Score
first game: .. .4
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WITH THE BowLERs.

Last night the Krug Parks rolled the
first 1000 game of the season in their match
with the Storz Blue Ribbons at the AS
sociation alleys. The Storz boys had to
little practice to round into form will be
one OF the strongest teams in the city.
Zimmerman carried off the top scores with
a total of 624 and a single game of 236.
Thursday night the Benos of Council BLUFFS
will bowl Charley Blacks team. Score:
LKRIIG PARKS
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Home run saves shutout.

FREMONT, Neb.. Aug 2s.-(special Tele-
gramD-The Fremont team defeated the
Cherokee Indian nine this afternoon by a
score of to 4 in a well played game
inning was an that saved the redmen from
a shutout. FEenionfs hits were badly scat
tered and EMERSON pitched great ball at
critical times. Myers two home runs were
the features OF the game. Score: R.H e.
Fremont .....,a S9Sb GR 3
Struck out: BY Harmon. II; by Emerson,
g. Batteries Fremont, Harmon and Shea;
Cherpkees. Emerson and Kirke.
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MILWAUKEE,, Wis. Aug. &.-Presiden
O'Brien of the American association today
suspended Manager Cantllon and Pitcher
Hynes of the Milwaukee team. pending an
waukee base ball men are alleged TO have
assaulted a spectator after the latter had
thrown q missile AZ, Third Baseman Clark
who muffed fly IN yesterdays game.
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Iowa lLemrue Re.uIts.

MARSHALLTowN. Ia, Aug. 8.-Spe-
cial Telegram, )3Following are the results of
THE Iowa league.
Fort. Dodge s, Marshalltown T. ten
innings.
Keokuk 4, Ottumwa 3.
Waterloo 4, Clinton 0.
Burlington 10, Oskaloosa 5.
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CINCINNATI.

Left on bases: Chicago, Z; Cincinnati 4
Sacrifice hits Slagle, Tinker, Evers.
Brown. Stolen bases: Steinfeldt, Sheckard,
Chance, Higgins. Jude. Double plays:
Gvers to Chance; Brown TO Tinker to
Chance. Struck out: By Brown l. by
Ewing, 3. Bases on balls on Brown 2;
OF Ewing, 3. Hit with ball: Lobert Time:
fjO Umpires: Johnstone and EsnsIia
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BASE BALL GAMES ron FAT PURSE
Thousand Dollars an Hard Cash IN
I'm Furnas County.

BEAVER CITY. Neb., Aug. 2S-(special
Telegram. ITO settle the question as to
which base ball team is champion of south
western Nebraska, Ave games will be played
between the Arapahoe Braves and the
Beaver City Whitecaps for a purse OF 8, 900.
Two games will be played at Arapahoe
on September and and two at Beaver
City on September II and ~, the odd game
to be played on neutral ground. The games
will be the event of the season i'm base
ball for this part OF the state.
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Two base hits: BeVille. Abbott, Knabe
Three-base hits: Bateman. Sacrifice hits:
Kruger, Knabe Bases on balls: on
Camnitz, 4; on Bateman l. Hit by pitched
ball: w. Clarke, Abbott. Passed balls:
Abbott. Struck out: BY Camnitz. 81 by
Bateman, 4. Double plays: Knabe to w.
Clarke. Left on bases Milwaukee,, 12
Toledo, 8. Umpire: Egan. Time: 1850.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-29

The pairings for tomorrow's champion
ship play are: Mrs. Dering against Miss
Llewellyn, Miss Warren against Mrs. Alex
ander, Miss Helmer against Mrs. Anderson,
Miss Young against Miss Everett.
The second eight players qualified for the
association cup, the third eight for the
Exmoor cup and the fourth eight for the
solace cup.
Mrs. A. A. sprague of Omaha was among
those who qualified for the association cup
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flames In Three-I League.

At Springfield Springfield, IA. Peoria, o.
AZ Decatur-peeatur, 8 Denomination. 1.
At Cedar Rapids--cedar Rapids, 8; Du-
ouaue. 3 Called in the thirteenth on ae-
At Davenport Dsivenport. 4; Rock Island.
o (sixteen innings, ~