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crFES MOUNTAINS VALLEY.

r.ri STRAIT ~ F. uui r school ui'h
chils.up.A
Ne iiuGsti5n re. ,lsiIs q; CLARK
Hrushiua's isrdag.
Miss BAiii. Mfhrs ~ Marchrsier Il.
selplns hossr foe faysi.. s'rai"n.
Bur Siraiioa bsd the misfortune to
cot olo tt,u - and paft ~ anuthcr.
uhich uiil iat him up ior some i.me.
We hear that Mr Laiurc j. q leave
our . ace for Carpenter iiill. We ar
sorry - Jose a good neighbor
Mrl Ilcrbsri Siraiioa, Mt Edsin
DEMO, Mrs Smith Straiion aud daugh
i.r Emolile. Mrs Henry Siraiion. SIR.
Herbert ElNcll aud daughters Edith
aud Anna visited NJ Mrs W = Dun
ham. Wednesday.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-20
Baltimore WRO 6rciag, ben 20. Snli 1906.

itor6enru @r6iiocntct 6cirotbcte 1cs
tern 2(bcu0 in sort 2cS Nloinco, ,{ay
GapitGu GiIluiro @. S5c0I pom Scr
9un0cSorIuec, Inter sen S6otBeit8s
@cidcnfcn 6cflno id Elm prGttiGcr
V}abo1ouihrluf. ser t06 SLIDER
itiife cntbiclt, neIcbe bon Der @ithuc
ocr Gr6ii0cntrn Mc&nIep bon bier
iibcrmittelt mlr0cn Gnpitdu 0eiOI
bate Sri. Mcaiulcp getroiicu, nab,
rcro iic i6reu Otfel i'm @ciBcn Sauic
bchldte. Sic mar cine 2cbrcrin IN
Mount SoIpofc Ger hinac Gbenlann
1T cin So6n BON Or. ). @ NociOl BON
9ltlantu, Ga. mo QroOuirtc i'm Sabre
1899 BON McIt Eoint Grl. GuroIinc
Sortcr NOR bel Scr S5oH3eit Gcitcrn
2bcn6 uV}niO of Sonor."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-20
gludl Gin Cpfcr bes (srbbrbcns.

GincinnotL o. 10. Sui -
@incr Qcpcide aus Son 5ranciaco
3nfolgc bat iih BORT OSfar S6miot
in ieIbim0r0criider 2Ibidt ms N}ccr
geitiir5t un0 iit-crtrlulfen; ieinc 2edc
muroe gcborgcn. Shmiot, ser ,gtcb.
ger mar, mar Dor iiini Sobren Don
bier nd6 San }ranciSco iiberiicoc,t.
Qurd, o02 GrObeben rno oas 6cucr
uerlor cr uidt MIR iein @eit1it, ion.
bern and icin @obnbous, oas cr TO-.
eben geGout 5otte, uno nit i6m muroc
and iein Shpicgerio6n Ourd) oie aa.
toitropbc AT Oen 9ettelItab ge6roht
Nus Summer lm0 Ger5lpciflunQ Bat
er iid O1s &cbcn 9enommen. ShmOt
itanO inn 80 &cbcnsjabre, er mar ans
Mii6I6auicn III I6iiringcn ge6iirtig
un0 Dor % &nbreH nit ieirem Nrt.
ser mad Cincinnati gefonlmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-20
WeGinlcp'S glidltc bcirat6ct.

Canton ., 10. Snli. SRI.
Grace Mcainicp, Die Rihte Oes per.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-20
NnS GrSbcbcn i'm Eiblucitcn.

&onio $ & Gitp, NO, 10. &uIi. -
Cine Tcpeihc Ger .Simc@" aus 81
Yaio, Ger, mclOet Dab Socorro, g..
M, cr6cbIic6cn S6noen Ourh Die
tiir5lidcn GrOit0Bc crlittcn 5ot. ltebCr
iiini3ig Grihiitterungcn trotcn ict
Sonntog frii6 BORT Elm. GoS @eridbts.
gcbGlloc Iic1t in 5riimmcrL Die
Wnucrn ser NcrguerfSldulc Iill0 &c.
iprlmGen ln0 init aQe &Guier in Der
Sto0t mciien 9cifGbi9unacn nui.
&iclc oerielbcn iiuO gdn5Iih 5crlt0rt,
Gic 9cmobner cntiIicbcn, oactt gliid.
li6cr @eiic fomcn feinc Wicni6cn
m'3 2ebcn.
Santa Sc, 9&.Oi., 70. Suli. -
DioDor 8urntm bon Socorro crldBt
cine gcfnnlttnohung, IN mcl6cr cr
oic geri6tc iIbCr bic 8crbeerlunacn
Oea Grbbc6Cns iiir ilbcrtricben err
fl0rt Seiner }lngobc nod bCihr0nft
lid Der S6d0cn nllf onS geritcn scr
Mloucrn ctlihcr id|uuhcn @cbGroc
unO ooS Ginitiir5en elmer 9ln5ubl
Shorniteinc. Sic Grihiittcrlrndcn
ooucrn oacroin8a nod fort, ncbmcn
Jcood al S5citi9fct ob, lnO DieIc Der
ans Der Stoot cntilobcnen Ycrionen
fcbren 3uriid.
Socorto, nit elmer Ginnobncr3obl
BON 2000, lit Der Sit oes Socorro'
GountDa nnO lic1t am 9lio @ranOc
Hiper so Ncilcn iilolih bon 9(lbu-
Qlerque; in Der l(ngeGcno pcrocn
2onopirtbi6nit mo 9crgbou betrie.
ben uno unlpcit Oes Srtes beiinoen
ii6 beige Gucllcn BON bobem meoi3i,
nii1enl Mcrtb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-20
FWa. ~ ft-cgs ,'tSFN 'N~>~-''" t.s,.A
9ieTricoens
GOmmiiiGrc anf Ocm &rem3cr
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olc GropeoeN %'r0'erlIh9ch III
ooc,rro - ginr 5,h,cit ,,rn cir
Go0e@fdIl III Der 6omiItc 0fc&tn'
Ion o2crt6cinrn, o;ror oQ,ocn.
Io0ung Sis fiibrt SIT cmcm 9llf
, :. m,. m.r m.s.,
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Nun0crt GrturIioniitcu in 2ebcn8.
"'l"9'
3oibtnutou, ,. 6, 10. ,Nli.
- Commander OGQiaan, Neic6lsba,
bcr Oca MrcBcrS oMarblc6cn0," tclc.
Qrup6irt 0cm Staotaocpurtcmcnt, OoB
OoS crm6hutc 5En6rjeltd belttc nit ocll
ccutraI.amcrtfaniihcn 5(ricOcnS- Som.
miii1rcn an 0or0 5u Can Soie, @ua.
tcmola, onfam lm0 iiCb Damn atBcr.
balls scr 0ret 0feilCns s@rcnSe be0ub,
Oamit sic Gonuiii0rc ibrc &erban0.
lln1cn IN ncutroIen @cluGiiern lib.
rem t0nncn. 9(noere 9tod)rihtcn CT.
0cben, 0uB sic Observation-Disclosures 9c.
Om0n0cn oQcntbal6cn Netrclticb be.
o6oHtet mcr0cn.
Stoot @uutcmul 4, 10. lSuli.
- 9}ohitc6cnoer oifi3icllcr 9criHt
iibcr 0ic @eicbtc pou Elotonor unO
Nictopont luel6c natb geitern ucr0i,
fcntIidtcn 9lnGobcn am II. Suli
itottionocrL miro beutc ser v9liioci.
irtcn Frcic" niigetbciIt:
Sic }mei lcttcn ShIadtcu, lpcIhc
Dor Somcnolf9onN am Wtittluod,
Sen is. Suli 5ll mClhcr 3cit Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-20
@alarrci nm cine Mo0cnlGOnno Sis

u ep Oort 49, &uIi. - 6iini-
bum0crt N}Gnner, 6raucn ln0 &inocr
icbtcn bcutc iu ser Oitieite, ais cine
MoacnIa0unQ Sis uncntNcItIicb untcr
tie pertbctit mcrOcu ioutc, einet
ihmGbIidcr 2hlirubr IN Scene. Die
Nienlc bcitono ans 2cutcn, meIbe
litet2 bon NoipitGlcrn un0 0i8pcns
inricn iiir 0o2 Gi3 crbolten bottcn,
mo sic GcrtbcihmN ioIltc an ser Gdc
non GbcrrD- mo Neifcrionitrnbe BON
itntteu Neber. Ter @ogcn longtc per,
ipdtet an, mo ais Die Nc0icmn0 0cS.
ieIbcn enOlicb 0na Gi5 ju }erhoden be-
gau. ling 0ic uuNcOulOil lcmorOcne
NtcHNc an iidl Oarlm }u bnllen. Sn
9}l mar cil nIlgcmcincr Moupi inn
@uugc, in melhen Mcibcr oui W}1n.
ncr Io2dIt1en, nm i6ucu elm Stiif
GiS 5u cntrciBen. 0ic @oti3circirrpc
muroc SIR Stclle Ncrlticu odeiu ais
lic acIluQtc, mdren sic Nicnlc uuo oo9
Sis pcridDpln0cne
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-20
NrfnriioneNnmpicr rulliNircn.

u cw 0ort 10. &tli - Sine
Gouiiion ionO bcutc 9Ibcno 3piihclt
Ocn Grtlrlioua0ompicrn oIbomua
@attcn" bon Der FottcnQinie mo
nFcrienS" Don Der nl5ron StcombooI
So" itntt. Gna Icbterc SobricuQ Der
fcbrt 3luiihcn 9tclu-gorf lmo GoucD
&@Iono. Die Compiler bottcn al
1900 Foiingicrc al Nor0 uno Elm nil.
Scr Fnnit cntitono, nllcin 9ticnlonO
crIitt cuu0bncnancrtbc GerletllnQcn.
61brbootc uobmcn Oc Eaiiagicrc an
QDr0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-20
GicrGnnOcrt Nlrnidycnlc6cn iuWcfa6,

9teendD, 98i&c, 10. 2lIi. Ter
GrfuriionS01mpier ,Guclpn," peld)cr
400 @oiiogcrc an @or0 6uttc, rorntc
bcutc in ser 9tdbe pou bier nui cine
Son06onf Schtc Oiiijicrt perbiitc.
ten einrn Fonif lm0 oIle NoiiuAicrc
murocu mobIbcboltcu ans llier gc-
braft. Ter Nnntpicr mar uli ser
9iiifiaGrt pdn BRIGHTON Bead, elmer
Somncririid)e, uoh 0ibfoib. Gic
meiItcu Ser FuiiuAcre fu6rcu mad,
i6rcr 9an0una auf Sorito0t6o6ncn
nab 0ultir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-20

@iQiam s. 9'rpon bat cine Gin-
laonnB ser Gcmofratcn Niiiouri's
on9enomnen, pclhc ibm ju gbren
9Iniangs Scptenlbcr ciuc 3uiammen.
flnit in Ct &oui8 oernnitnIten mol.
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-20

Sil'S Snnr' nnb gart.Sarbemit.
tcl, idJluar5 Oocr braun, soc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-20
Baltimore 4 SbtO
GrfmritDmen

uun Baltimore.
2.50--6umbrrlano uuo SurHd
S1.1O-SericlcH Spriuge nm iRrhd,
S1.25-Wiartiuebnrg NIB Surild.
S1,25-8nrUer's Tcrrg tue 5nriin.
Suuutug, ocu %. suit
Spc5lu5ug pcrldBt WlOunt Rohals
Sidtlou $50 WtOrgeUe, Snmoeila
Station 100 WiurGcne.
S2,OO-Rbtldnelp1ia mn 6uritd.
St.50-6beitcr uuO Surid.
S1.OO--gStlminatDH uu0 inritf.
Suuntug ocu ~, Snlt
Spe}idi juR ncrldBt 0nmocn Stns
ton 500 WtOr0euo WtOuui Ro1uls
StdtlOU sos Mturgcue Nildfnbrt
nerluBt philadelphia 100 glben6S
S5OO-Ntantc 6tH, 0ape WinD, SEA
isle 6ttn uno Sceu Gitn, Y'S,
ilno 5uriid. 5eoeH Ireitag nno
enntitng, tilr otc 9tiidinbrt bis
etnttl. ocS ndtbicu ScnIidgs Gill
tig, bis sum s. SCpiCm6cr.
S10.0O-NingGra6on II. 5uriid, Srcitag,
- Shll' Wueie 9l!tA 5ur Glns
iabrt dut oem SpGiuluae, Der
SdWoeu Vububuf s35 lRnroeus
WIount DulsNu6ubot sac IRor
gems nerldbt, BUR Hidfu6rt fit
10 Tnge etnItbl. hes Gnees 6eS
TdIlfes aItlQ
Nbite6er mad Toronto II. 1bous
fdno Ssnnos.
auf ser Riidrcife auicntbaIt in
J'ufidio, RudeiiCr Gencna gQats
fins @len, Glcn Summit Gprnqs
mo W}nu1 Gbunf geituttct
gBciiere Srfuritonen werocu am
3. unh II. Augllit IA. uuO %.
Scptembcr ncrnnitaItet.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-20
Soallt,

Sine Maiic gcntc (NiuOcr, luic Gr.
luadDicnc) Iciocn an bOicu G6rperiGf.
ten, bic iid in Der 6aut ais bGfliGe
6Icdcn cnhuifcIn. Sicic bcnGtbiscn
fiInitIidcr gIbbiilfc nnO @idtS itebt
NCm Sdlucfcl 5nm Gnkcrlidcn Sc.
brand alcidj. 9icic S6atiudc ,uirb
bUn alien gIcr5tcm ancrfnnnt unS bic
GrfiuSnng BON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-20
WcGinlcO'S Sante acIturben.

9ucpru8, g. 10. 3uli. - 6rou
g 8aGcr, cine (unte Oes YrGiiOentcn
@icainlep, lit Dcltc III ibrer @obnung
I'M noroIihcn I5ciIe oeS 6ieligen
Goltntps gcitorbcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-20
Grieiiuu etue ucur guaGrprcRbuute
y2uro Baltimore" nno yEcnn" nadl
HhiinNrlnfin

SGalid NIB sunutnnS, llBr Wiurecns, bon
qgbts unO Brntt Srnbe buIten 1T Srttertpn,
9Uwn Yuint, NtO., uno Gbeitert @a., an @ns
iunit in philadelphia etlua ltbr Nbeno5. -
bic o,cs Oiinfden, iBnlten un6 GbeiapcnIe.Gitb
ODER NcttertoH ge6cn uuo nit Dem Rildin6rts
Boot bemicbren. nit glnIunit GeaeH tlbr
abenbs oelelbcn IuGcs @rcs nab RbtIdbcls
phin $t.50 NuHo:cle 05 INae) ulli BEN
3aqs noer gachlbooie 5ur Niliu6rt giiIta,
$3.50, oher Riidinbrt NIT Der Y. & 8, 8abn
90 IaRc) S3,50. SreIie Giueie rnb Ailnntit
9eiU.Nuri NlbaHH, SruG, Saratoga Neppnrt,
Bridgeport Reiuseuuen, 9uftlnuO, Die, uno
ntroti1en 9uniten. MinbIBeteu soc. gacbts
bampteI tnbren idQiitD 3 llbrIbenos qb (Gonns
idQS nusqclnHmcr) @inete sum Neriuui int
0iiirenu uib 9IIb1ug6's Wtau breibe fir
Sii1rcr Glnreuer slEpcr, glncnt glr. 204
licatEtTahe (Sunil2 ,4Mtlb)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-20
StrafCn6abncn bittcn nn 0ntcs
gSCttcr.

GleDeIon6, O., 10. 3uIi. -
,<n ibrem Sem StuOtrat6 eingercid).
ten @ciud lm @crlGngerlng ibrrS
CHARTERS erbctcn iid) Oic iett bcOel.
tcno 5obmer 1cmorOcnen olten Stru.
Benbu6n @cieQidoitcn, iieben 5u5r.
furtcn iiir % Gcnts 81 perfauien lmO
oni alien 2inien ltnlteigefortcn ans.
}ugebcn. Gica 0ilrite ser nieOrigitc
SSobrprciS ouf ir8enO melhen Strns
Bcnbobnen 0r9 2nnoeS iein lmo lit iaf.
tiib ebcnio nieOrig, luie ser 1Sabrprci9
uli sen Gonfllrrcn5linlen, sic uom
WtoDor lom Z. ,Sobnion geplont rn0
otf anocrcn, bic bcreits i'm Nou be.
9rifien iinO. Id9 2lncrbieten miro IN
ser nGdien SiBlnG 0eS 'Staotrut69
sur GrludguHg Bclangcn, in mclder
ou6 iibcr Die OrOinan5en 9ei6lub &c.
iaBt ucrocn miro, poOur6 0ie nclcn
pom MdDor &obnion pouiiirten Stra.
Bcnbabncn Oic i6lieBlid) ltGOti6c3
GiBentbnn mcr0en iollen, G0ortcra
erboItcn oucn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-20
9(enll'S
Sci Ie,

bic Iic BOdl cmpfOblcn babcn, rcprG.
icntirt Sdnucicl in cincr @crbinonng,
oic frei nOn oeiicn nadDtbciligen
GiacnidDoftcu 1T, un6 beiuubcrs fir
oaS gaS nno bic Soilrttcn paiIenb 1T.
WCnn I'M @no rcgclnGlig nit Gci.
bnna NbcnoS nnS MOrgcnS benntt,
luirO iie bic Snnt in fnr5cr 3eit bon
ltnreinbcitcn nnb 5cttigfcit befreien.
GCibnnacn nit ciHcm rnnben SanSa
tudJ Our ocm @c6raud Der Seife bilIt
in ocrru 8irfnng bic Eorcn 5n off.
ncn nnO cr5cnst eiu acknowledges,
fcltcS Slciid nnS cine ,uie atlaf
oluttc Sant.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-20
Gine Sraae nuo bod iriue.

Gine 6tnne Hno bod trine
Vegeu en 10 crnitllChcs uno cbmer8buites eets
ocn iuie Die odmprrboincn uerbcn nui Der
etnen Sete. D. b. Don fdHeiocluiigeu Guadials
herH nno aepttirnloien Sbnrnnucr. has Cpcrns
tlonsnteiler ole Sbnitriete nno iblrie dbenoe
SdureH GUgelpuuot ubnc mebr ais eiRen bors
itbcrgebcnoen SrfoIG 3u erjielcH. anf Der an.
oeren Selie itcbt ~ SiIsbees anaiedc, ieHe be-
rlipnte strinei. pclbe 0cllmg bcrbeitbrt Sie
Nnipprt du otc 5rage loas man gcgen 61nlurs
rboioeH uutpeuocu iou llutet dlo ouh ubne
Srnge einnteiIs, troben frei pCrinnot BON u.
Neuilioter Il 50 eOr 2i16. 8eplDori
t,0lpUi IT l&gSt
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-26

ATLANTIC, Ia, July 5.-tSpeCial Tele-
gram.)-The Cherokee Indians defeated At
lanttc today by a score Of to 3
DIAMONDS FrenZer. Ilth and Dndrn
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-26

lWO-Dase MIS-: Bateman DOuBnefty,
sullivan. Stolen bases: Robinson, Green,
MCChesney, Hallmann. Bases on balls: on
Bateman. /; of Putnam. 2 Hit by
pitched BALL BY Pullman, 2. Struck out
BY Bateman, Z; by Putnam. 8. Left on
bases: Milwaukee 9; Louisville, T. Umpire:
Kane. Time. 1 rs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-26

BEAVER CITY, Neb. July 8-(specisI
Telegram.)- 1.-TWO games Of bali were played
here today between Danbury and Beaver
City. In the morning game a serious acct
dent happened TO two OF the Danbury play-
ers. Catcher Woods and Third Bsseman
Hinton were both running TO catch fly and
collided with terrific force. Woods received
serious scalp wound and Is still IN a crit
ical condition. Hinton was cut IN the lower
lip, although not OF a serious nature This
accident materially weakened the Danbury
team. The scores OF games were: Beaver
City. 10. Danbury. Beaver City, Is; Dan
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-26
RoURKE LETS BILL MORRISON GO
Also Unhitches Nilsson and Tries for
some Real Pitchers.

Old Bill Everitt and his cohorts will come
TO town the day after the circus and give
a performance at Vinton street park. In
fact five exhibitions will be given, ending
with a double-header Sunday. The Denver
team has taken quito a brace of late and
meanwhile Pa Rourke is telegraphing all
over the country for new pitchers. When
Morrison landed from his balloon ascension
Tuesday Pa told him he need not put on an
Omaha uniform any more, as his pay was
stopped. He also told Nilsson he would not
do In his present condition and that he
would have to go back to the shops to
further harden his muscles before essaying
to don an Omaha uniform again. Friday,
will be ladies' day. The double-header Sun
day will start at 2:30. and as the Union Pa
cifc will run in a large excursion train
the local fans will have to go out early.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-26
Fremont's winning streak Checked

BERTRAND, Neb., July 25-(SpeciaI
Telegram. AFTER winning fifteen consecu-
tive games from the best teams in the
state Fremont was finally stopped al
Bertrand today. Inability to hit Masters
and the good batting of Bertrand won the
game for the locals. The only score credited
10 the visitors was made on a ball which
the fielder could not see. The batting
DrebeTt Score: RHE
Bertrand ........O . OOls o O-51 Il :
Fremont ........O o 0 o 81 0 Ell 4
Struck out: BY Masters, 5; by Primley,
p Batteries: Bertrand. Masters and
Masters Fremont, Primley and Shea.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-26
McGinnIty ForreIts homo.

PITTSBURG, July 81 p McGinnity.
pitcher for the National league ball team
OF New York, who was arrested at EN-
position park yesterday during the game
between the Pittsburg and New York
teams after a nstic encounter with Catcher
at Allegheny Central police station today
and Magistrate Hadheld declared his de
post of $50 forfeited
PeitZ received notice from President Pull
liam OF his suspension pending an iuvesti-
cation of Yesterdays affair. IL is sa ia sim
liar notices have been served on McGin-
nifty. Peitz left this afternoon for New
York to plead his case.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-26

bort Has schuyler Guessing.

HASTINGS Neb, July 25.-(Special
Telegram. )-Schuyler had but little
chance against bort today, who struck
hits Score: R.H.E.
Hastings ....O2OO Ol09 .-6 8
Schuyler 100 2 o 0 0 %
Two-base hits: Mccarthy, Walsl,,
Reugge, Richardson, Compton. Struck
out: By bort, u; by Richter, o.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-26
Crofton Defent. BIoomaeId.

ing game OF ball was played here betWeeen
the local club and Bloomfield. Rivalry has
the battle yesterday meant a finish. Bloom
field sports dropped $3.50 on, the game.
Score: Crofton. s; Bloomfield, .. Bat
teries: Bloomfield, SuckstOrf, Brandt ana
Gardner Crofton. Baysr. owens and Lund-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-26

iptais''''''S% . - ~ lotab'''''fa- ''-1 l. .
'No outs when winning run was scored
Milwaukee ,........O 0 0 0 0 1-3
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-26
QUAKERS WIN BOTH CANES
White sOI Play Good Ball, but Can Do
Little with Plank and Ooombs.
wADOtlL sENcHED IN SECOND GAM
star TwirIer IL Put Ont by Umpire
sheridan in First Inning
for DisputtuE
Decision.

PHILADELPHIA. July 25.-Philadelphia
and Chicago played two good games OF
base ball today and the home team won
both. The visitors could do little with the
pitching Of Plank and Coombs, while the
home team batted White and Owen hard
enough to win. Waddell was put out Of
the second game in the first inning for dis
putting with Umpire Sheridan. owing to
the large crowd overfowing into the field
a ground rule was necessary. Score, first
game:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-26
Lincoln Takes Both.

LINCOLN, July 25.-Lincoln won both
games of a double header with Pueblo to-
day the first by a score OF TO 3, the
second by IA to l. The first game was
pretty struggle between Pitchers Mckay
base running on both sides. The visitors
raped Mckay a bit the harder, but he
Morgan, whose bases on balls caused his
undoing.
For the second game Manager Selee put
in Williams his latest acquisition, against
Collegian Morse, and the Lincoln man had
ali the best of it. Williams was wild and
his support was miserable. Score, hrst
cal
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-26
TcnnIs pInV lin ChIrpuo

CHICAGO. July 4.-The contest i'm sin
sizes for the western tennis championship
IN the tournament being played at kcuwood
country club courts narrowed down today
10 y. 6. Emerson Of Cincinnati ". G. Hunt
or California, l.. H. Waiduer and Heath
BNford OF Chicago and Blair tarncd. the
Harvard champion. W. r Hayes the
iowa champion, was put out by Byford I'm
the fourth round today in two straight
sets. Some good matches were played In
the doubles, the last match in the trst
round being disposed OF and two matches
being decided in the second round
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-26

The playing on of the tennis champion
dav to- "Wednesday evening had to be
sgaiu postponed Wednesday evening ON
account of The rain comtug up just prior
10 the time sci FOR the finish % the cham
pionship game between SCrhner and
Hughes Scribncr has already won two
out or tho three games PLAYED, but as the
match Is for three out vt five the city
championship Is not vet settled Tho ground
was too wet for PLAYING Wednesday evcn-
ing and the finish has been postponed until
saturday
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-26

BOSTON. July $.-seven matches N sin
giles and seventeen in doubles were decided
today In the tennis tournament at the
LOugwOOd Cricket club, bringing the com
petition for the LOngwoOd cup TO the NTH
championship. The survivors are: c. II.
Bull, jr.; W. J. Glothier T.. b. Dewhurst,
Robert Leroy, J. G. Wright X. n. Behr,
F. G.. Anderson and J. d. r. Jones.
In the doubles the middle states cham
pione Hackett and Alexander. by putting
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-26
DETROIT.


'No outs when winning run was made.
New Yrok......... % Is
First bases on errors: New York, /; De-
troit, l. Left on bases: New. York, I;
Detroit. Z. Bases on balls: on Orth, 3.
BY Orth, 2; by Sever, 3. Two-base hits:
Chase, Morlarlty. Sacrifice hits; HOFFMAN,
O'LeaTy, Siever, Warner. Stolen bases
Williams, Jones. Hits. on Eubanks, in
two innings; OF Siever, IN eight innings.
Umpire: O'Loughiin. Time: 2:10
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-26
SIOUX CITY
DENVER.
Totals
Two out when winning run scored:

1.-TWO out when winning run scored:
Denver ..,..........O 0 0 0 % %
Earned runs: Sioux City, q Denver, 2
Two-base hits: Sheehan, Belden. Double
to Weed to Newton McHale to Smith;
Smith to Donahue to McHale Left on
bases: Sioux City, 6; Denver, stolen
bases: McHale (2). Sacrifice hits; Sheehan.
Bases on balls: OF Jarrett, 4; OF Paige, j.
Hit by pitched ball; Meyers. Struck out ;
BY Jarrett, 6; by Paige, 8: Passed ball
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-26
DENVER

Earned runs: Sioux City, q Denver, J.
Two base hits Noblit, Belden Double
plays: Smith to Donahue to McHale, Red
Sioux City, s; Denver, g. Stolen bases
Meyers, Randall. Sacrifice hit Meyers.
First base on balls: on Corbett, 3. on
Wright, 2. Hit with pitched bail: Zalusky.
Struck out: BY Corbett, 4; by Wright, l.
Wild ptch COrbett Passed ball Hess.
Time. 40. Umpire: Keefe Attendance: 500.
Score, second game:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-26

out WrCnn and Fincke todsy are strong
tavorites for the title which they won al
Longwood a year ago while in the lower
halt of the draw are the two former cham
pions, W. A. Harmed and W. j. ClothiCI
The feature match Of the day was the
contest In doubles between Hackctt and
Alexander and Wrcun and FinCkc. which
the former pair won i'm straight sets. al
though the second and third sets went to
fourteen games each