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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-07
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We have sen many painful exam.
pies during the past few months OF
the failure Of wealth to produce hap
piness. We have seen that . fortune
without . man behind II does not
stand for much. The X-rays OF pub
lie Investigation have revealed some
chastity spectacies.
OF . number Of rich men who were
IN positions Of great responsibility
and trust at the beginning Of the re-
cent financial panic, some have com
mitted suicide. others have died from
the elects Of the Disgrace which they
had brought upon Themselves and
their families. and still others have
Suffered tortures, not % much BE-
cause Of their wrongdoinss, - from
the fear Of disclosures.
A few months ago these men were
supposed to possess the things which
make mea happy. They had what all
the world 10 seeking 20 strenuousiy-
money. They lived In palatial homes.
were surrounded with iuxuries. and
Jet. the moment misfortune came.
what they calleA "happiness" fed -
tbough II hsA the wings Of bird.
These mea felt Secure because they
had that which most everybody is
struggling so hard to get. They hal
supposed themselves so solidiy in
tseucbed In the whercwithsi OF life.
50 buttressed BY their solid" invest
meuts, that nothing couid shake them.
But. almost Ia the tWinkling Of an
eye. thor foundations slipped from
under them. their reputafsous were
gone. and. Instead Of being the big
men hey thought they were, they not
only foand themselves melodies. but
their -hsppisess- aed with thei: re-
putaticp-
d docs not matter thst the great
majority Of the human race believe
there ID some othcr way Of rsachins
the hspC1pess goal The fsct that tAey
ne discoascuted. ress1ess, ssd unhap
~ shows that ,hsy ore not vogk1n0
tAsir ps0blea scientifically.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-07

Half the scientific societies In Eng
land are discussing the strange case
of the burglar who might have been
Prime Minister" had his talents been
rightly directed. It was brought 10
their attention a few weeks ago At
scientific meeting BY DR.. Albert VII
Sson. a leading London brain special
list.
DR. Wilson has known this ex-burg.
lar for some time and has helped him
TO reform. but until nov he has kept
him guarded for his own study. Now
tha; be has drawn his conclusions ne
has arranged to present" his burglar
a, a series Of scientific gatherings as
an evidence of his theory that in
MANY cases crime Is an irresistible
impulse. born In a man. which can be
cured only by expert medical treat
mont
There is no doubt about the skill o!
Dr. Wilson's burglar. In his day he
was the most noted cracksmsu In
England. Dozens Of burgiaries were
attributed to him BY the police and
nov that he has abandoned his pro
fcssson and become a respectable
member Of society the cx-burglar is
quite willing 70 admit with q smile
that the police were generally right.
So clover vas he. however. that nc
was captured only twice and each
limo hr was betrayed: once by so
man and on the second occasion BY
a man whom he had bcfricndcd.
The cx-burriar IL nov kBosn as {
williams. That is not the name n
was horn with. bui u Is the name IN
der which be made his rep"tstion in
his choscn profession. and " Is tnc
name he has chosen 10 bcsr for the
rest " his life.
~ wiIsnn. In describing him to tic
scientific meeting a few weeks ago
declared that he vas q EJan OF re-
marhsbIc brain power. ard that " bs
had turned his attention TO politics
he might have become prime m'sss
,rr. and would certainly have attained
Cabinet rank. Had nc entered ne
church, IN. Wilson declares. he mssh'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-07

Informed that he had been pardoned
and might go home to de-. he ielt
the prison, and In few months ne
was ~ healthy - he had ever been.
F-Kansas City Star.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-07

n Nvssis shey woHe
a ~. .. T."
~ Q Persistent, uks
Ameries. +,
The proper agitation q The aerits
Of Q Contemplated move has bees tie
Seundstios Of the accomplishment 81
osay worthy objects.
We give the public Icsicsl Reasons
tor tsJkiae about the merits % esitios
Of orr Red ASH COAL. 70 co00sa1s
the approval Of the scvcrcsi q eritscs.
Once you try . ton Of H. 20 Wio
lsud ne many superior qusiissa
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-07

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You will find an account. subject
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United States Depository. Capt.
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Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13
HOUSE CAUCUS APPROVES BILL
Currency AEreea 10 ny Republicans
by Vote of las
to IG.

WASHINGTON. Ray r.-By 8 vote Of
I& 10 1s the republican members Of the
house OF Representatives tonight agreed 10
an emergency currency ON drawn by the
special committee appointed by the same
conference last week and consisting Of
representatives TreeiAnd OF New York
Burton Of Ohbo. Weeks 81 Massachusetts
MeRinneF Of Illinois Gnd KnoElsnd Of
California. BY an eoaslly decisive vote
the conference placed IN the hands OF the
republican members Of The committee on
rules the dissemination Of the procedure BY
which the EfH Of the majority. thus eK-
pressed. shall be carried into effect in the
house A resolution 10 request the bank
INK ana currency committee 10 bring in
a report on the Aldrich bill In order 70
give the house a parliamentary basis for
the substitution Of the conference CON-
uittse bill was defeated.
The rules eoruTuirtss has q choice Of
methods for putting the conference bin
through the house The committee can
bring in q rule dischHrging she banking
and currency COMMITTEES from further con
sioersti0a Of The AldTich or the Fowler
currency commission bill or the Williams
currency hllL Elher one Of those meas
urek viii then be before the house for
Hction and lhe pTocecuTt Nii2n be 70 strike
cut al after the enaeting clause and under
e enc Amendment rule only. substitute for
Z .he hody Of ths bni the conferences BIZ
The bin iHtinea tonight proFises for Ar
I issue Of emergency currency Lot 10 eH-
eeed ts.88.gs chtznabls for ciHeuls-ion
through ths national clearing house aszO-
ciatiuns sctEEns. Tie Tin MAS adopted
z 4 szEetis Ike iorm sd0p1sa by the con
4 fsrence committee with the exception oi
Two minor amendments Amung thoss
vito voted against the bin were Repre-
sentAtires Cooper q Wis, Brunam lPaB
MeNorsn ndlch-9. AluTo0ck CKaE.8 Darsg4
{ CaichA Campbell fKaED cNuEhm6n
. UNEkhl. waldo N ~ Kennedy and
Keifer co. and Fowler cf New Jersey
Z Rspressntatives Prince q Illinois and
Hayes Of California ait THE confeTenc,
shortly before the vote vas cast
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13
TRACK MEET AT UNIVERSITY
IntereIass Contest WIN Call out the
Athletes

LINCOLN. May 12.-(special )-The an
nual intsrelsss tract and field meet q
State university viii be held al the state
farm tomorrow afternoon All the promi-
nent athletes Of the Cornhusler institution
VIII be entered in the contest. The list OF
entries includes over 10 names.
The following schools viii take part in
tire interschOlAEtic meet a. the state fair
grounds. Friday; Ashland. Beaver Crossing
Crete. Central CITY. Columbus Fails City.
FsirbUry, Grand Island, Hastings. Hum
boldt. KsaTnsY. kearney Military academy,
LABc0ln- Minden. Nebraska City. Moth
western academy. Omaha. Pawnee City,
Randolph. RaTeRnR THcumAeh. Tellsmsh
University Place, Weeping Water Rca6sTny.
Wmber. Mshoo sBd YORK The number Of
schools entered for the meet Is much larger
thzn Il Was last year and Il tH~expected
that three or four Of the state records vii
fan PsrdsE. the fast track athlete 70 1En
Pals Cry. is entered in the oashes and
probably wiz be sble 10 take q second of
the record IN the century dash. Rowland q
Central city. BE- expected 20 beat the pres
eut record in the shot put.
The COruhuEkeT track msn are train ;
hard every afternoon for the Missouif val
ley meet al Kansas Ci1y next week Ne
hraska s chances IN that meet iook good
for q high place sTnOuE The leaders.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13
AMEs HAS CHANCE TO WIN
Victory over Grinnen Gives EncOur-
aEemeni TO Men.

AMES, la. May l2-sspecisl )-Meny
have been the con9ecturss onrlng the lasi
few weeks as 20 the outcome OF the state
meet this year, but IL WAS little thought
among the other colleges in the state thai
AInes would. prove much Of q factor in
the final contest. The great victory of
yesterday and the oBsrwhe ming defeat
ATnes stocks higher than they have ever
been before this season
While AmeS. Grinneil and Drake are the
strongest schools. yet the relative strength
OF the three schools as shown up in the
recent dual meets is no criterion Of how
they viii rank at the state meet Beard,
by his magnificent run Saturday, 10 almost
sure OF carrying off honors in the half
mile and mile runs The tWD-rnile run Is
almost a toregone conclusion In tbs
dashes Huff Of Grinneil viii be supreme
but Ames win get its share % points
whsle the wey IN which the hAlf-mile relay
was run Saturday shows that Ames is 70
be no inconsidersbls factor IN that event
According 10 Drake and dope. Conway VIII
be supreme in the weights. but here again
Anaes iE strong ard viii likely come In
doubtful. although with Mccullough and
Jeanson improving as they have been dur
ing the last week, with Lee steadily srisinE
in the high jump and with Guy Lambert
IL shape 10 90 his best II the broad jump
Anes can lcok for its share Of points II
these events. Agnes is also looking for
something in the hurdles. Walker rs simply
not far behind, while Wood is improving
rapidly. The weather has been extremely
bad for the iaEI two weeks. but today j
was beautiful, and If II continues 50 for 4
few weeks Watson viii have his men IN
the pink of condition for the state meet
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13
SKYScRAPER AND PYRAMID
comPArisOn Of the Anouns of Eaort
Necessary IN Order 10
Bald Them.

No one has been able 10 decide how the
enormous slenes in the Pyramids were
handled. for, even allowing for the vast
army Of nen. some sort Of meehGnicsl con-
trivance urust have been used.
One theory is thB. as each course ot
stone Was laid. q ssEd embanknena vas
built around II with long easy slopes. SC
that the stones tor the next course could
be pushed up on rollers and slid into plsos
without any actual lifting. and 80 on. the
pyramids being IN fact buried Is fast az
Il Eaf b1ih, Until the top vas reached
when the EtupendoBs SOB OF removing ths
saEd smbanknent was eommenced-
This might account for the vast army
Of lab0rers used: for instance. II "a Ease
that in building The great pyramid OF
ChsSPs 3a.5so men Eere employed f0t
eiEhty years. although the QaArry from
which the stone Vas ottsinsd Ess only 3.0G
feet from Las pyramid
The City Investigating buiidinE. ths
largest skyscraper AZ NeE York. happens
10 De nearly the same height as the pyrz-
mid II Ee required the ssme number OF
days labor for this bunding which takes
a year 70 sHeci- as the Egyptians took. Ne
would have thirty multiplied BY 10000. o.
1sO0ose men working every DAY for OF
year On THIS one building
Imagine a number Of men ecuEl 20 al.
m0Et the entire population dnciuding men.
women ana chldren) q New YORK City.
{ trying 10 reseh the corner q Broadway
and Cortisndf Etreet every m0rring.
Even Il they got there. there would re-
main The irnpoEzibliity q finding standing
room. lei alone working room for them
1T o. proTidiEg q ocmmissarErs or ny
Z glsnie 6epzrtment- AEsins1 thts a0E.8K
men working every day for one year. ths
average number on TIE city IDvestigasine
7 building wound uot eEeeea 2ese men a day,
Ehlle The maximum would probably never
[ reach EnglneeTinE Magazine.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13
Boone VaIIey FI+Is Meet.

WEBSTER CITY. Ia. My 12-kEpecislb :
One of lhe largest spring athletic events
to be held this yeHT IN north central iowa
VII be rhe Boone Valley f5eld meet here
FFfaay. II Is a high school affair and
vii be participated In hy eleven schools
- follows:
Bslmond. Clarion EaEle Grove. Gold-
fisld. TRmpiun. Humboldt Mason City.
stoTY CITY Webster CRY. Algona ana
West Bend.
Following the field meet the annual de-
clamatoTF contest viii be held in the even
inE. one student from each school being
entered Miss Helen Worlssy- Etth The
SWeeI Girl Graduate, WiIl represent We b.
s1sr City.
IL Is expected thst fuIly one Thousand
visiting hiEh school students VIII be hera
fur rhe conleEL SPECIAL train viii b
raIn 10 accommodate the A4Egna- Belmund
ClEriou Eagle Grove. Goldfeld Hum
boldt and Mason City dele EaIioHE EaRls
visiting delegation viii also bring q hand
TShe fiTid meet VII be held AZ the dTsg ne
psTk ana thE declAma-oTy contest al ths
aTuoTl--
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13

..Batte3 for BerEen IL eisAth.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13
LEGAL NOTICES

eefved by T. r Johnson. village clerk Of
Genoa Neb- until Nay Is, =. m. FOR the
purchase OF $1,000 per cent 6-a0 year lpp-
tiOnalD electric light plant bonds. dated
February ]. 1898. Bonds draw interest at
the ra1e Of per cert per snnum. payable
anrlsa1ly. They are Of Ef00 denomination
and mature February l. 1s2S. optional after
February J. 1919. All bids must be accom-
panied by certified check for per cent Of
It'd made ysble too f. GREEN VI
laEe TREASURER M5dl4t
FOR SALE-BONDS.
VTllage Of Sidney klSebrasl1ae water bonds
In the SUN Of So. 900s00. bearing per cent
interest. for sale
Apply 70 LESLIE NECBATER. Village
Clerk. Sidney. Neh- NchlB-WG2
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13
GOVERNMENT NOTICES

CHIEF QUARTERMAsTERs OFFICE.
Omaha Neb.. April Il laig Sealed pro-
pusalE, N tTiplicate. subject 10 the usual
conditions. VIII be received here until 20 a.
m central standard time. Nay II. 1903. for
Furnishing transportation. drayage and for
handling Eturcs IN Department az the Mis-
sour during year commencing July J. 1865
United States reserves night 10 Fe5ect or
accept any or ali proposals OF any part
thereof. Information furnished On apFlca-
ton Envelopes containing proposals should
be marked Proposals for Transportation
On Route No. -" and addressed 70 Major
y. s. Mccarthy. c. .. n
PROPOsALS-U. S DEPARTMENT or
Agriculture. Office Of the Secretary.
Washington L. G. Arpfl 20. 1sN-Sesled
proposals wiz be Received az the office
Of tha disburslng clerk until 2 2. m,
Wednesday. May =. 1sG for furnishing
supplies for rhe use Of the forest service
during she fiscal year ending June 50. 1BR
as follows. Stationery and office supplies.
furniture Instruments. telephone wire and
fixtures. Delivery 10 be made at the forest
service supply depot Al ogden. Utah Fun
information furnished On Application 10 the
dfshurEinE clerk. BIDS must be sealed and
addressed to the secretary Of agriculture
in accordance with Instructions given on
schedules JAMES WILSON, Secretary.
Azs-SsMls-lg
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13

Des MOines InheId Goes ID in Air
After Two Are Out.

DES MONIES. Ia. Nay 12.-It al hap
Eened N the ninth After Two were out The
Des Moines dnfseld went up in the air and
an error and wild pitch brought in three
runs Patterson worked the squeeze plav in
this same inning for one Of the runs pes
Moines came right back with three straight
bits 1eager knocked a fly 70 lefr and
Fournuy brought in the second run with a
bang against the back fence McIaughlin
Knocked pop up and Hopkins was csught
stealing second The Pueblo team plsTed
fine ban and Nichols pitched a star game
Ee0Fe-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13
OMAHA GETS LAST OF SERIES
Makes il an Even Break with the Men
from the Mountains.
Raglan HOLDS HEAVY HTTTERs
Adams for Denver Halds the RsarlCes
safe Untu the Fifth. when -Four
Runs Are scored and Then
the Ratn Descended.

Rain ard han showened IN chunks BY
Jup. Pluv. put an end % the final game
of the Denver series Just after the re-
quired number Of innings had been played
10 make IL q regular game and 5ust after
Omaha had bracsd and made enough runs
10 win the game. There was no foolish
ness about the way the rain and han fell
and several hundred fans tried 10 find
some dry nook in Pas eomnodious grand
stand. but before the rain quit Il was not
to be had and all got more or less wet
just as everybody was on the verge Of
starvation the rain cult and all went home
more or less happy.
The han was something fierce and the
tales which viii be told about that hail
storm VIII he marvellous but they will
not he believed by those who stayed away
from the game because Il did not han in
the central part Of ths city 70 any such
extent Hailstunes as tag as base balls
threatened to spoil all Of Pas grass.
The game was short and sweet a regular
pitchers battle until IN the last half Of
the fifth inning when Adams decided TO
weaken The result was that every player
! but Austin faced him. three hits were
made two bases stolen and he passed two.
all Of which were responsible Der four
runs
1 Ragan was in fine Asttle and the heavy
, hitters who had been knocking the cover
off the ban during the two previous days.
I forgot their cunning. and they al looked
alike 10 him. They made but two singles
and then the runner did not get beyond
first base.
where TroubIe Commenced.
The whole play came in the fifth IN
ming. Welch new out and Gon6tng made
1 his second hit IN two times Up Belden
I drew q pass and they each advanced q
r base on RaEan's infield out. making two
out King drove a hard one right pas;
I the pitchers noodle and Gonding and
4 Bslden scored. King started 70 steal and
/ McDunough threw straight across the bass
TO catch him, but no one was there tc
receive the ball and King went on tc
third Captain Franck drew a pass and
he took a hand in the stealing game Eoing
10 second Two more runs were driver
across the sack by Autrey-s two-sacker
/ Householder struck out. and il began a
rain and did not stop until after O'CLOCK
because Of the staky throwing King eIt
Monday Captain Franck moved him cyei
20 second and played Hhort-stop himself
King did not have fielding chance o1
second.
The score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13
NebIett wins al Mar.haIItorn.

MARsHALLTONN. Ia. MEY 12-Spec-
tall-D. D Eebletf. president Of he
Western States bowling association. which
recently held its first tournament At Kan
sss City. won the high individual sveTsgs
rriZe fer the local season IN the city league.
Neblstl rolled total Of T.Sss in the forty
tWo games that he played His average
was 1896
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13

KEARNEY, &ebs Mag l2.-fspecial Tels-
m.l-Cntnsr defeated KeRrney Normal
today. by score Of 10 Q, IN thirteen innings.
The game was fast and interesting. Bat
teriss: Normal. Mcmahon and Danley; Cot
ner. PsrmenteT and Ling Hits: Kearney, 8;
Co1ner. 4 Cotner made most errors Both
pitchers struck out ten
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13
WANTED-TO BUY

WANTED-To buy a second hand soda
fouuain-must be IL good condition and
chcap. Post ENchanGss Fort Omaha
GZ5)-A1lz7 lax
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13

with her httle brother when pArt % the
hank csvsd in. letunE her into the water.
After three DAYS DELAY the government
steamer Mandhn Fot throurh the draw in
ths railway eridEe here 1his evening. and
is on its way W uhs river On Eevernmeni
wurk
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13
Elm Creek Cleans Amherst

Elm CREEK Neh.. May l2.-(special -
Elm Creek ball nine went 10 Amherst
Sunday and played q mixed nine Of that
I town resulting ia q score Of 10 IN
favor Of the visiting team. Elm Greek l.
showing some clever work this season.
Z Battery Sam and Joe Wright
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13

PIERRE. 8 D, Nay lz-gspeeial Tels-
gram An efforts today 40 secure the
body Of Annie Shields. the little E1Ti
drowned IN ths Missouri rTer al Forl
Pierre lasl evening, have been Nithoot
result The 81 Nas the daughter 0f
EuE.Et shisidE a BsE naEsdsnf a thzi
place. and EaA playing along TIE stream
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13

WANTED-Inforrnation regarding a good
house and lot for sale. ir or within -
miles of Omaha. Prefer dealing with
owner only. HratV pT1ce, location and
give fun description. address l. Darby
shire. Box ssss. Rochester. y Y
fg9D-Msqs fsx
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13
OEnIIaIa wins from GOthenBare.

OGALLAI-A Neb.. May l2-tSpecial -
The OEEilala base ball team PLAYED ihs
GotheubUrE Singers here Monday. Score
6 70 in favor Of OEsllsla after one Of the
cieanest and hardest played games Of ban
on the Ogallala grounds.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13
PuehIe Ceme. Todnr.

Denver has finished the series and
Pueblo viii be the next in order. coming
Wednesday for four games, ending Ss1ur-
day The Pueblo team has been consider
ably strengthened Of late, especially bg the
ACQUISITION Of HogreiYeT, formerly of the
Des Moines ana numerous other teams.
FRIDAY has been designated q ladies' day
A
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13
Ames Wins from Drake.

AMES. Ia. Nay 12.-Specisl Telegram. -
AHes won over Drake today, 10 J.
McC0y'E pitching was great. but The rest
e the Drake team was slow. BuTkhart
pitched for Arnes. with Matter behind the
bat Wieland Of Ames. made the only
two base hit Of the game.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13
LINCOLN WINS PROM sIorx
JOHes' spit Rail- Ix Toe Mach for
Home Team

sioux CITY Ia, May L2-Jones he o.
me splI ball was in the box for Lincoln
Egsn today, and AE usual had the locals
~ rs mercy most ~ the way The VS.
Nors WCE. 70 4 However ne had one
tRo inning. the eighth. when TIE locals
landed on him for three rms and sv01ls
have Eul away with The game tlzr Tor
Andreas error, which let in two runs sr,
that same inning Jones had Eilt-edgEd
support while Corbet vas not uulte 50
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13

Fred Beell, the little Wisconsin and Dr.
r. p Roller of seattle. Ein HreElls Al
CEtCh -Es-SIElch-can lL 6eArrle. ThurEazI
night Roller weighs over 80 and Bsel lss
Bee Is five teet tire inches and Roller near
81 feet
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13
GAMES IN rHE AMERICAN LEAGUE
Philadelphia wins from ChieaEo ~
Good stick work

PHILADELPHIA Nay If-Philu 5elphiG
won tpday's ghene ron Chicago hy ham
merinE the curves q owen and Altrock
and Through the effecIfve twisting a.
Plank which uffHet the home teams poor
fielding. Nichols pupltcated his feat Of yes-
tercHT BY getting four singles Score.
rrrrf.a rlrr r-rfn rrrrr AGO
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13

MIS- 81 Joyce. ls1 G1lnTsu 81. ClEre-
mont. y. H writes; About year ago
bought tWo bottles Of Foley's Kidnsy
Cure II cured NE q q severe case q lid-
ney tToubls o. several yesrs Standing Il
eeTtsinly l. a grand. sood Hedioins an6
! heartily reooumsnd g." AL draEEistA
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13

'Batte5 for Bergen in eighth.
'Bstted for Mclntyrs in eighth.
g. Louis ............i 0 0 Q ! Q D.
Brooklyn ...--.......o 0 Q 90 9 e-a
Hits: OFF Mcintyre. 10 In seven innings
Sacrifice hits. Sheshsn q, Lush. Stolen
base: Sheehsn. Double plays. Bergen 10
ST. Louis, 8: Brooklyn. s First base on
balls: OFF Mcintyre, 9 Hit by pitched
hall: BY Lush. / Struck out. BY Mo
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13
DENVER

IWo-bsse hits: Autrey, GondinE. Bases on
balls OFF Ragan. !; Off Adams, 3 Struck
out: By RaEan. 2. By Adams. 3 Left on
haseE. Omaha B. Denver. 9 Double play: !
Belden 20 ZsluEky. Stolen bases: king ~.
Franck Sacrifice hi1- ". Belden- Tine.
] .eA Attendance: 700 Tmpire: DAVIS
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13
CINCINNATI BEATS BOSTON
Easy viptery Of the Reds is Due to
Timely Hitting.
ERRORS OF BLAEEATERs HELP
MeGann is sent on the Fteld in
ssreuth InntnE fer DisPutiRg
n DeeisiOn - Other
Scsrea.

CINCINNATI Nay la-Timsiy hitunr
END errors by Boston gave Cincinnati
oornpsraiively easy victory today. Mccain
vas sent off the field In the eleventh inning
for disputinE a deciEior Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13

ou.. By Jones. {. ~ Corbstt. & Passed
ban: Herrv. Tine. s-go Umpire Breu-
nan Attendance 4 $40
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13

HftE; off Owen. 4 in two innings; off
Altrock, 2 in six innings Two-bsse hitE
II Davis. Coonbs. Plank. Anderson.
I lhree-h6He htf- sullivan. SaCrif1ce hits
g. Davis, AtE- Stolen bases. Nichols.
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