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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-24
Baltimore, Mn. 9iendag ben a. September 1907.
Grabtluic SepeidJcn iibcr'S Mecr,
!Dtarconi @eic(ihuit miro binnen
Orci @ohen rcgclmGBigen gc-
ihGftsperfcbr cr0iinen.

@lace9op q. e., %. Sept. -
@ugIielmo Miorconi griinocr Der
6llnfcntclegrapbic, inatc bc1tc in Ell
ne2 llnterreouug nit cineln 8ertretcr
ser Y9IIiociirten Ereiic":
yg4ir babeu alle Sdmierigfeiten
cnogiilti0 iibermimoen rmo meroeu in
chuo Orci @ohen ornbtIoie 0cpcihcn
5ur 9cforoeruug iibcr'S !Olecr bon Sc
id]GitSfirmen iibernebHcn"
gr idldtt, bob iein OrobtIoieS Sps
item inn Ston0e icin miro, ctma 20
@orte pro Ninute nb5uIcn0eu, unO
0ob 0ie 9tote 5cbt GcntS pro Wort fiir
@clhGftabepeihen unb flint Gent$
proSort fiir YreBoepel6en iein miro
Die bon Der biciiocn Decentralization
nbgclbiften 9cpccben merOCn jcnieitS
ocs S5eonS SIT Gliibcn, Srlono, no
cine nc1e Stution ctuhIirt mor6en 1T,
entpionacn. Iic alte Stotion III
GormpnQ IoQ nebcnbci bellltBt iper-
Sen. Gic Gonlpognic bat olti beiOen
SeitGn Gontrotte iiir sic @citerbei0r.
bcrlm0 ibrer GepciAen nit 2ouo- Ic-
le0rupben @eielIihnften gclhloiicn.
Morconi G,tbert iib icbr optiniitiih
mo crtlGrt cr bc0c nicbt Den gcrin1.
item 3meiieI al ocm griolg icincs I'm
terncbnlenS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-24
Gcid,c Inn Softer.

Seottlc, @nl6., 90. September,
- Die 9eibc cineS unbefannten, etlpa
tS-idbrigcn Wdodens iuuroe geitern
am OteereS1trnnoe, ctua 5lpei Uieilell
iiiblid bon Der @lliott.9oi, in eincnt
aoiler Geiitnoen. ,Sn Dem Softer fano
man aud 5ipei 9rieie, oeren elmer Die
2lufI6riit Der %. y. Gopington 6uel,
5ce0 an0 t0alling So" bon St. Saul,
Wiinn, trltg uno Don ,Goitb" unter.
5eidnet mar.
ct. Baul, Oiinn,, 90. Sept. -
@ic ). .. Gooilgton bon bier NIT.
tbeilt beiinoet ii1 Goitb Gopin0tolL
peIbe 5ur 3cit % Sabre alt lit, III
Hutber @lcL &a., no iie ii6 Derbei'
ratbet bat. ,Sbr 22.idbriger 9ruoer
Sranf bcga6 iiG Dor ltngerer 3eit
na6 alonOife, ino pernultblid lit Der
nobc Seattle nuigeitnoene Softer Der
ieinige. g9ie oie Sei6e binein fnnL
lit elm NGtbiel Gielleidt lit Der aoi.
fer anoeren 2ellten in Die Sdnoe ge'
fallen. goitb uno Sranf ItannIen
aus Gollettsburg, ap. no lie bon
ibren 8roBeltern er5ogen luuroen,
uno genoiien ben beiten 2elllnmo.
gbe Sranf nn6 alonoife abreiie,
ltottete oas @ei6npiiterponr ibren
8eriponoten 5. =. Gopingtpn einen
0eiuh bier n6.
q d mono, 30, %. September.
---/slQe Witglie0cr Der Samilie So.
pington, rercn 5pei IN o6iaen gtab.
ridten ertp0bnt limo, iieoelten Dor ,
sSabren bon 9iut6om @len, So, nuh
Dem @eiten iiber. Sbr jebiger 9luf'
entbolt lit nidt befonnt. Inter Den
Diitglieocrn Der Sanlilie beiono lid
ein Mdodrn, Namens goiib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-24
ScbnindDt nadp il)rrm &inSc tricb fl
IN ben SpO.

Ebilo6elp bia, '23. Sept. -
Srou 2lnnie Gaiiiop aus Gnnben, D.
s. nelhe ib oIs Eoiio9ier mti DEM
beltte aus 2iuerpool bier nngelongten
Tpfr. y D@elternlun0" befano, iprnng,
m1bren0 Ods Sabr5eltg sen 9elomorcs
9iiper binoui iubr, iiber @oro imo
ertranf. Sic mar, mie man mittbcilt,
in Ger5meiilllng ooriiber, bnb lie ibr
eiuidbrigeS aino in Srlnnb 5urilf ge'
laIicn botte. 6rou Goliiop meldc %
Sabre alt mar, reilte Dor ciniger 3eit
nodt SrlanO, Inn ibre Wiutter 81 be-
iu6elL mb ais ibr @otte por etlihen
Wphen binilbcr fam nm lie naf
Souie ob5llGolen lieb iie baS &inb
auf initdnoi9eS Bitten ibrer Mutter
auf einige 3eit bel oerielben 5rriid.
@6brenD rbrer llebcrfabrt ipuroe ibrr
Se6nitdt nah Dem ain0e 10 ltnrf,
oob lie feine Mibe mebr bate. Winn
glaubt, oaB iie Die Sbat in einem 9ln-
ioa Don 6eiitesitGrlng beging. 8leid
na6 ibrem Sprlmg ms @oiier ipllr-
oe Elm Boot atsgeiett uno eS gclang
oie bemliBtloie ,Srml aus Dem SlniIe
81 jieben, olleir bnlo oaraui mar iie
einc 2eid)e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-24
Standardization 10 / e 3 c =
eroffnet.

GoiaRIonco, %. Sept.-Nad-
Dem Die GerbonoAtngen iiber Die
Ginitellung Der 6einoieligfeiten 5lt
teiucnl GrgebniB gefiibrt botten, ging
0enerol Gruoe geitern mieoer 5llr
Sffenlipe iiber. Die SSran5olen
bronnten oos bei Sioi 9rabint iiio-
lid bon Goloblanca, bon ben Wtait-
rem errihtete Eager nieoer uno ser.
itrtuten Die St0nlnte, melhe nur &c.
rtngen g9i0eritun0 leiiteten.
9cnertensmertb iino oieie Opera.
tionen bolleti1Alib megen Der CLAN.
I'5enoen 0}arlAIeiltllng Der fran5oii.
ld)en Sruppel Die innerbalb 5fpolT
Stunoen 40 ailometer 3uriidlegten.
Die fran5oiilhe aolonne, tuelde 2000
Otann Snfanterie, cine glbtbeilung
anpaIlerie, slrtiQerie uno eiugeborenA
@iIlfStruppen unlfoBt, bra6 Dor Gin.
tritt Der 9anmerltng uuf uno for.
mirte ii6 in 5luei binter einonoer
nlorihirell0e Cares. glitf cine lam
1ere Strecfe eriolgte oos Torriiden
lInter bem S6ute Der GunfeIbeit,
10 ooB eS BON Den maltriiden Sttims
men ltnbeobo6tet blieb. Wfit Ia.
aeSunbrllh fam pom Wteere ber Elm
oidter Rebel, 10 0aB fir cine bulbc
Stunoe Salt gemodt iueroen muB.
tc. @Gbrcno Oieier Belt iielen BON
Der glunntgor0e eill5elne Shiiiie,
pel6e Dem Seinoc Die 9lnipeienbeit
Ser iran5oiiibcn &olonne perrietben.
Sn beocutenOer 9ln5abl gingen Die
9ln9eborlgell Der ntaroffaniI6eit
St0nme 5lm 9lngriif Dor, lie lpur-
ocn aber bllrd) cilen @egenltoB oeS
poroerItcn Corps no6 fnr5em @efe6t
ouSeinonoer geipren9t. 3lpor atta-
dirten pereill5elte 9eitertruppen oui
Dem gSeiternorlf Die fran5oliihen
,SIanfeL ober I'M llebri9en lteaten
lid Die Wtoroffnner bei'm Iorriifen
Der 6ron5olen nibt mebr gum 9ont.
pie.
Crit nod) Der 3eritoritng oes mau-
ridden SagerS febrten Die St1mme
mieoer gum Ingriff 5lIriid, cine glb.
tbcilllng auuaQerie lpieS ober Die bi.
tige slttade Der Wauren ob. gSinl.
mebr aaben Die ,Sran5olen DIE Ser
tbeioiglIngsite!lung in 9orres mlf IL.
trdten Den NiIdnnrl6 an. Sbr Ser
luit betrGgt einen 3ooten uno 5ebn
Gerlpunoete.
Sumo h $ iir q b bul @5i5.
Gonger, %. Sept. - Sultou
Nboul Iji5 botte am 9onneritog
5luei Sagereiien BON Hobot, bel 2ol.
loito, iein Eager oufgeiblogen. Sei-
ne Inb0ngerIdoit lit MN ari TO-
coo Oionn aeltiegen. @on alien
St1nunen, ielblt bon ocnen, oie alS
ieinolib goIten itlieBen lid DEM
Sulton S6oaren an, pcnn er ibre
@egeno. paiiirt.
VI III al Sofio uenoet lid on
bic M bte.
Ranger, %, Sept. - Die Der.
lbieoenen @crtreter eitrop1iiher
Wlobte boben glbidriiten zines 9rie.
.Ls Il. n 2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-24
(Sortietuna iiebe 2. Seit..)

Gs geiant Tir oat 1u gtaes, ipas 2u piit;
elien uno irinIen, aIlcrlei geranieun9en eenes
ruuicbt SGs ge6eu sl6er Sn ibuft Ieif5t bes
eiufeH 81 pieL oerlierit ben appett lin6 Ieioeit
Stner3en. Sunn ino bie beiien 5reunoe Die
&rdnterpinen, bcnn lie meroen Dir fd,er 5lir
@rncnerlina Der @efnnobet beIfen NoreiTire:
Y; Neuitneoer 4 60. Dor 24f6, Geu,Y)orf
Gin, nm foitcnirei cine 9robe al befominen.
Set alien Nputbefern. RreS 25 Gents.
tN9uSa.1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-24
0lhflid gerrttet.
3ol(oampicr brinst Sd)iffbriid)iscn
an Der &iiite gllasfa'S Siilfc,

Rettllng Tam geraoe nod, sur rc6tcn
Belt. - 9unocSienotor @orobS $
Gro3eB in 9niie, Soobo, erGfinct,
- Ger ernlorocte Gr-@ouoerncur
Steunenbcrg ais W}iton9etIo9ter.
Scniotioneller Selblhnoro
elmer 6rou nui Dem Dompfer
,@eiternIano." WlGodenlei6c
in einem Softer lmpeit Seattle
am Meeresitranoe geilln6en, -
Sortieblmg ~ber 9erbunOlmteen
I'M aStonoaro Oil" Gro5eB.
" al bingtom 3. g., %. Sept.
- 0oS Shobamt nuroe bertc ourd,
cine aus llnolasfa obgcidifte Gcpe-
Idle 0eS Gopit6ns Ml1nger, geieblSs
baberS Ser 3oIloampfcrilotte i'm BE.
ringsnteer, beuddrihtigt, ooB ser
3ollbnmpier oWtcGullo6" 2l3 Sdiifs
briid)ige bonn Iollid)iii 0Sobn Gurs
ricr," meldes ON 8. 9lugltit IN 9tel-
ion's 2ugoon, an Der Siiite Der Snicl
llnimot, I'M 9crinssmcer, ibeiterte,
Qercttet bat. Nile @eretteten lpltroen
am 16. September ouf Den 3oItOoms
pier .GbetiS" iibertrogcn, irno Der
2cbtere crbielt Yefebl, iie entpeoer ST
Serunr0 ooer Sn Seattle 81 Ionoen.
Gic Hettrng fam geroOe nod 81 reh.
fer 3cit inOcnl Die bonn @rotf gerct.
tetcn 9ebcnsnittel 10 5ien1id ouigc.
brou6t lmo feline onoeren %orrGtbc
al Dem abgeIegenen Sdaitplobe oeS
Shiiibrpbs 81 erlongen paren.
The daily tribune., 1907-05-02
rAlEs rolp Hrnr.

Son . remarkable stories aro be-
Ing told Of this simple hcz.e pro.
scription cufi1g Rheumatism and
Kidney trouble, oven altef the
most noted health resorts failed 70,
gtve the sliahtssk relief. Hefe \
the prescription ard difeetfeas ~
taking: Nix By shaking wsll Ia !
bottls one alfouncs Tlu6 Extraoe
Dandeliou. one ounce Conpsnnds
Kargon, three ounces Compound
Syrup 6atsaparilla Take - doe
one tsaspoonful aites nasals and at
bod time.
No change need b. made Ia your
usual diet, but drink plenty Of
gsod water.
This mixtuYs, writes one author
ity, has . peculiar tonic eject upon
the Kidneys; cloansing the cloggcd
up pores of the sliminativs de-
sues, foscss The Kidneys 10 dit and
strain from The blood the uric ac,d
and othsR polsonsns wsuo matter,
overcoming Rheamatism, Bladder
and Urinary Troubles In = short
while.
Evssy prescription pharmacy can
supply the Ingredients. which aro
easily mixed at homo. There u no
better blood cleansing agent OF
system tonic known, and certainly
mono more harmless Of simple 70
use.
The daily tribune., 1907-05-02

5sst tbs sans = usa II for Ju6ss
Galley sf the distrist esurs ;hss ~
tainsd the dsnlrres thss wns brought
~ from sosney court 10 district Ssurt.
This Antion Of the district judge will
sivs ths Attaxusy for ths school dis.
tsioe : thirty day shsaos - make .
reply, bst reply We msAs IN The
county ooutt aad ths demurrer Alsd
By 6hnek's Attorney In the oass was
sustained. An appeal wss taken %
the district court. 6buck IL SUN g
the district for $500 or for SALARY for
the thrss months that he was dspossd
- principal Of the Hish school here.
He was laid Oh on account Of ugly
runers that were started against hin.
and his friends urged hin 10 sue the
distsict because II was thought at the
tims that sinoa his oerti Acats Wa not
revoked he should bs entitled TO hia
pay until Aueh time ~ IL Wa. Ths
case hes now coat the s,hool district
about e5o0 or $500. but could have
bean settled at the time probably for
leaa than the $500 for which he ID now
snina. Slnos there seems to bs NO
way Of beating bis oass. IL would
look a. II tho wisest thing the
board Of education could do IL 70
pay the amount and call the case
out of the courts and Save the ex-
pense that 10 continually acoruiug,
The daily tribune., 1907-05-02

Straw Il bsss for mulohins vess.
tables a. II doss mot lie closely. there.
fore will allow free circulation Of
air. II retains the moisture nicely.
Weeds and green material make shs
poorest mulch. ~ they will fsrmsnt
II put ON too thiokly.
Before applying . mulch the soil
must bs hoed deeply. - - 10 give
opportunity for . free circulation Of
air. II ths mulch 10 renewed At In
tsrvals and she soil hosd we'll the re.
suits viii bs all the better for this
extra labor.
Ese plants thrive In loamy soil
enriched with rossed manure from
this horse stable.
The daily tribune., 1907-05-02

snssass sse : 49, m when tbs
basss ess fall.
Ths Denver slsrxymau who ays
shs werld Il 100 light hearted syissa.
" haa ~ fallsa Il With ,. q. Has-
rinaa latsiy.
The sfnit orsp has hssa killed .
sarly ssthis ysar thas thsra may ~
aims y grow aDothsr inst = good.
The next attack 10 esnsntia Amer.
ioana IL expected to eocur In OhieAso.
A beautiful youns Iowa wemaa hss
been sent p psispa hssasss shs insist.
ed on kissins every nan she INST.
The jsry mnst have been oomposed
entirely Of narsied women.
= = =
A maa arrsstsa fss bigany was
found 70 BE- sbs wearsf Of two hero
medals. Thsrs shosid Be no lesssr
any doubs y 10 whether hs deserved
than.
Aftsr new whisky nomenclature
goes into sneot. ; man can explain 70
his spouse hs ID merely su0sripR
from = rush Of "E Plarihus Unum"
TO his head.
In Indianapolis they are talking Of
erecting . better and larger poor.
hoass. In time Of prosperity prioss.
II 10 we'll to prepare for The conss.
ausnoes.
The daily tribune., 1907-05-02

have come out since the freeze and
are ssoond crop. the same ~ many
chs.ry trees have done since the
frssss. This proves oonelusivsiy
that all the fruit In the ArkAnsa,
Valley 10 mot dsad BY long shot
Yea may look out for many IN
sxpecssd things 70 happen In the
fruit line before the season il over.
The daily tribune., 1907-05-02
BRIEF AND sREEzY.


Senator Tosaksr's Ersatsst dltacul.
D appears 10 arise from tbs fAot thai
his alarms are no longer tsksn -.
riossiy since ths White House Il
: eqnippsd With Ore escapes.
The Atlanta Georgian olAsses Bryan
Folk. LAFollsts. Roossvsls. Hushss
and Tom Watson - ''eood Demo.
crats." The list Of bad ones would
prboably take up too much Of sts
valuable spaes.
The Rhode IslAad leaislaturs just
couldn't decide which millionAirs's
money va the best. and adjourned
without slsotlng anyone 70 the san.
Ats, We're mot 90 particular out
West.
Altar lifelong search for reat and
sleep. Mark Twain has At last dis.
covered Annapolis.
xxx
A Chioaso dispatch says''ths Stand.
srd OIL %. hss not Rivea mp Oar.
tainly not. Il Il the practice Of the
Standard 70 rake In. not 70 give up
XXX
President Roosevelt has been pre-.
ssnsed with . baseball pass. Next
We shall hear Of ths big Bat"
According to an kAstefn paper. We
spsud es, 500. 900 for baseball every
90 amer. Bat 1t seems worth Il. apt
ly rsmarks an enthusiastic Dsuvsx
fan. avery Tins some one on our team
The daily tribune., 1907-05-02
Group
~ . witness.

is violent Inflammation OF tho mucous
memb, ame OF the windpipe, which some
times extends TO the larynx and bron-
chial tubes, aud is one Of the most dan
ge,ous diseases Of children. 1t almost
always comes ON in tho night. Give
frequent small doses Of Ballard's Hore-
hound Syrap and apply Ballard's Snow
Linimeht externally 10 the throat. Sold
by Yelton Drug Co. tts
The daily tribune., 1907-05-02

APPLE BLOsSOMS-John Watts.
bAueh this morning brought to The
Tribune offioe some apple blossoms
from three trees on his plaos In West
Florence that arc In perfect state Of
preservation and proves beyond ques-
tion that many apples have with.
stood the test OF tho recent freeze.
The bloom, are from three different
varieties. one . Missouri Pippin. one
Northern Spy and the osher
variety . late apple CT . name un-
Known to Mr.. watsbaugh. The
blossoms from the Northern Spy
The daily tribune., 1907-05-02
Cha m berlain's Collie. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy

There is probably no medicine made
that 10 relied upon with more implicit
confidence than Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and DiArrhoea Remedy. Dur
ing tho third OF 4 century in which 1t
has boon in use, people have learned that
it is tho one remedy that never fails.
When reduced with water and sweetsued
it is pleasant to take. For sale by Dan
iels' drug store. It's
The daily tribune., 1907-05-02
II You Don't

succeed the hrst time, use Herbine and
you will get instant relief. The greatest
liver regulator. A positive cure for con-
stipation, dyspepsia, malaria, chills and
all liver complaints. Mr.. c.. Of EN-
ory, Texas, writes: my wife hiss been
using Herbine for h.rself and children
for five years. 1t Is sure cure for con-
stpation and malarial fever. which is
substantiated by what it has done for
my family" Sold by Yelton Drug Co. tt,
The daily tribune., 1907-05-02
, Stop Gruumbling

II you suffer from fhsumatism or pains,
Tor Ba.lands Snow Liniment will bring
quick relief. It 10 sure cure for sprains,
rheumatism. contracted muscles and all
psins--and within the reach nf all. Prics
25c, COS, el.Oo. G. r. Smith, Tenahs,
Texas, writes: Il have used Billiards.
Snow Liniment In my family for years
and have found 1t . fins remedy for all
pains and aches. ! reoemmend it for
paios 10 the chest" Snld by Yelton
Drug Co. It's
The daily tribune., 1907-05-02

RADIUM-Prof. Patty. one Of
the worlds best known demonstrat-
ors. will be In this city on the nigh q
Of Nay Ie for the purpose Of giving .
demonstration Of rAdium. liquid air
and wireless telegrAphy. He will
brilg = supply Of Iadium Of over
l.0oo. 900 activity. some Of the most
powerful ever secured. and which
costs at the rate Of eB. 900. 900 a
pound. The rays Of this radium pen
etfakes seve raj inohea Of steel or six
teen tnohes Of wood Perpetual mo.
tion 10 said not to be 20 wonderful
~ she nsw mineral. rAdium. which
constantly gives heat. light and
emsnAtions--yet soientists claim that
radium will mot exhaust itself in
millions OF years. It will no doubt
be one Of tho most intere sting en-.
tsftaiuments that has ,ome to Flor.
snoe for many months. II will be
given under the auspices OF the Ep.
worth league
The daily tribune., 1907-05-02
Few Pointers on Gardening.

To keep vegetables free f,on inssotl
they must be kept in nns vigorous
condition. A coating Of hen manure.
sAy one-ioutth ipoh. II spread over
the soil around ouoanssna. sss plasts
and other vegetable Will add srsAsly
20 the vigoE Of the pianss.
The daily tribune., 1907-05-02

WON AGAIN = Prof. Shuck has
again won his damage suit against
school district No. 3: that 10 he has
The daily tribune., 1907-05-02
Sore Nipples

Any mother who has had experience
with this distressing ailment will be
pleased to know that cure may be Of
fected by applying Chamberlain's Salve
- soon ~ the child is done nurspg
Wipe It OF with soft cloth before al.
lowing the babe to nurse. Many trained
nurses use this salve with best re,ults
Sold by Daniels drug store. mwi
The daily tribune., 1907-05-02

EISEMAN CASE-The case Of the
people W. Anton Eissman of Coal
Greek 10 being heard in the county
court Al Canon City today. Il IL
. case preferred against him In
which . gun play is said to have
The daily tribune., 1907-05-02
The Life Insurance

muddle has started the public to think
ing. The wonderful success that has
met Billiards. Horehound Syrup in its
crusade on coughs. influenza, bronchitis,
and all pulmonary troubles-has started
the public to thinking of this wonderful
preparation. They are all usiog it. Join
the procession and down with sickness,
Price 2oc, Soc and sl.OO. Sold by elton
Drug Co. it's
The daily tribune., 1907-05-02

figured. The CASE was heaId In
Judge Sanders court some weeks ago
aud Mr.. Eiseman WAS bound over to
the dIstrios court. but the oase WAS
taken back to the county court for
hearing. Judge Sanders IL in Canon
~ . witness.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-27

Turn Away. ia C. Ross), - to 1. won;
Abbey, ia (Fischer). 10 to ~. second: Mar
sic ID, liz (Gross). to l. third Time:
054it. Willie I, Ban Ward, Last Co Grace
Marie. Cayenne, Cora and Wanna also ran.
Second race, selling, futurity course:
Paddy Lynch, 1B &C. Wiuiams), q to 1 won:
st. Denis, t26 SANDY, 10 TO l. second; Joe
Goss. 126 u. Dugan), 10 70 1, third. Time:
liza. water Thrush, Dick Wilson, Speaker
Fonia Santa Rey, David Boland Roscoe,
Unlock and Batidor finished as named.
Third race futurity course: Aaron J.
i2b a. WiliRms), s to 2 won: Jack Ker-
chenille. lis (LycurEus). 10 to l. second;
Masedo l2f &C. subway, 20 1, third.
Time: iIf9. Yellowstone Titus H. Ger
roa Santo. Woodthorpe, Miss Provo and
Rodolfo finished as named
- Fourth race mile and ffty yards, selling:
Ralph Young, 105 (Kirschbaum), 6 TO l, won;
sahara, los (Fischer), ~ TO 1, second; The
Mlssourian 100 (McRae). TO 1, third. Time:
t;A Nigrette, Ismalian, Colonel Jewell
t9trero Grande, Follow Me, Tenoaks. Jim
named.
Fifth race, mile and nifty yards selling:
SM9stLIenor, los d A. Jackson), IS TO 1, won;
Nabohasear 10 CBoreD s to s. second (;
IIiaIIlsan, lO2 (Appleby), Is TO 1, third.
ste. L'to7S Jeremiah. Bird OF Passage,
nnulIVh9ack' Little Buttercup. El Prmero,
Loyal hed' Bright Albert Lovey Mary and
me Only way finished as named
SKIN race, mile and twenty yards, SELL
IIS Sllver Line, 81 (McRae), 9 TO l. won:
Fagot, 100 SANDY, is TO Z third rime.
l;t2B. Milshora, Seven Relis ROYAL Maxim
Bogum, Duke OF Orleans. Buna Furze and
Tony finished as named ~
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-27
CREIGHTON BEATS MISSOURI
LEGAL Oolsgians Win Blevsp-IuniBg Con
test BY sOore o. Six TO Five
VISITORS LEAD UNTIL TIED IN THE SEVENTH
Jevvett and Lanigan Pitch MnEnth-
cent Ball and Creighton Team
shows Effects of Good
Coaching.

Creighton won a magnificent victory Fri
day afternoon from the University of Mis-
souri, base ball team at Creighton uni
versity campus before a large crowd Of
college rooters and base ball fans. The
game went to eleven innings and was won
by Creighton by the score OF to 8. For
the first seven innings the game ran along
rather slow, but after that both teams set
tied down TO business and the fans and
students were treated to some fast base
ball
Missouri took a lead of two in the initial
inning and in the fourth inning scored
three more runs, which put President Jes-
SOS boys four runs in the lead Creighton,
however was in no ways discouraged and
picking up a run here and a run there had
the score tied in the seventh inning. keep
| Ing it there until the last inning, when
Creighton scored because Of Swansons wild
throw to first base.
Jewett and flanagan were the oppo sing
slabmen and both pitched magnificent ball,
allowing but six and seven hits, respec-
| lively. and passing but two men each. Lam
| igan pitched in the form he showed when
the White Sox champions played at Vinton
Street park under special orders from the
| old Roman himself Creighton showed VI
better on the bases and gave evidence OF
the thorough coaching the team has beer
receiving from Coach Cavanaugh and Eddie
Creighton who is now helping with the base
ball instruction.
One Home Run Feature.
The game was a hard grind, with no spe-
cial distinguishing features except the homt
run made by Fitzgerald. The ball scooted
along the ground and kept going unit
Creishton's catcher had circled the bases
The cold wind interfered with fast worl
for the first four innings, but after tina
the game speeded up a bit.
Creighton undergraduates, as we'll as thu
large alumni are gratihed at the magnif
cent showing the team made against tn,
strong Missourians and hope for a mos
successful season at base ball. The score
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-27
EVENTS ON THE RUNNING TRACKS
DIR. Gardner Wins the Excelsior
Handicap at jamaica

Handicap at Jamaica,
NEW YORK April %. - DR., Gardner,
bmSfhS TsaEod oo oe W SS tSs $1,000
Excelsior handicap at Jamaica today in
the easiest sort of style. Gloriher, winner
of the Carter handicap, was second, and
Cairngorm third. The distance was a mile
and a sixteenth and the time 1:4sS. DR..
Gardner opened at and closed at Z to
in the betting. Glorifier had little support
at 70 to 1, while Cairngorm receded from
to 1 to 10 to at post time. There were
no exciting features to the race and moth
DR.. Gardner maintained his great swinging
stride to the finish, with no need of urging
from his jockey, while Gloriner, Cairngorm
named. The others, hopelessly beaten, I'm
ished as they pleased, Carey being sixth
and Kings Daughter eleventh. Results:
First race, selling, six furlongs: Robin
Hood, 116 (Miller), I to 90 won; DR.. Hollis,
los (Koerner), to l, second; Cobleskill,
81 Oowe) Il to 1, third. Time: 1:14 CHINA
Second race selling, 1--WE furlongs: Bis
kra, % (Notter), to /, won; Thomas Cal
Youthful, 1O1' Preston), l5 to ], third. Time:
l:02 Citizens, Commodore Thomas, Snake
wood, Melzar, Teeta II, Astoria Belle
Third race, 1--WE and a half furlongs:
Handzarra, 113 (Martin), even, won; Voor-
hees los (Warner) 30 to 1, second; Pre-
1:O7b Inquisitor. Waterbury and Avaun-
Fourth race, the Excelsior handicap SO,
900, mile and sixteenth: DR.. Gardner, 12S
(Martin), to !, won; Gloriher u6 (Garner),
IL to !, second; CRifngorm, lib (NotterD, 10
to 1, third. Time: 1:4sM. Dolly spanker.
Good Luck. W. II. Carey. Kings Daugh-
ter, Don Diego, okenite Samuel H. Harris
also ran
Fifth race, mile and seventy yards: Mary
Norris, 9e Hunter), II to g. won; Killo-
smoker, 1oS CNotter), to 8, third. Time;
1;467t. Ocean Spray, Lady Alicia and Tan.
aRer also ran.
Sixth race, Ave furlongs: Tartar Maid
105 CHorner). to 1, won; Transvaal, 10
| (Aiiller), 9 to 8, second; Alauda, los Qowe)
| 10 to /, third. Time: 1!02. Brady, Gold.
| heart and Sansamon also ran.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, April 2s.-ReSults
| at Oakland: