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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-04-24

There are both economic and ex-
travagant prices in the line Of I'M
deriaking. Our prices are right,
and We have an undertaking estab-
lishment that is complete in every
deiail.-J. w, Montgomery.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-04-24

Mrs. Mary Pyrtle, an aged victim
Of tuberculosis, died at her home in
Fulton, Saturday. She was 6S years
old and had been a resident Of Full
ton for ten years.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-04-24

]. c Burdick. OF Union City. was
here on business Friday night.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-04-24

Tel. No. 4 fOr groceries.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-05

WHEELMEN HAVE ACCIDENTS
KnecEs Young woman Down and
Rune AwnF-Tw0 Meter
cyclists Collide

After accidentally running into May
Turner OF TWsuty-Becund and s streets.
South Omaha znd knocking her down r.
Hunscun park about 40 O'Clock Monday
evening. an unidentified young nan hastily
rode away on hiE bicycle without ~EpoloEtz-
ing or stopping 70 learn how badly the
young woman wal injured Miss Turner,
who iE - years Of age. wRE remove TO
the home q Mrs.. Ella NBDsy 81 2nE PH-
cific street and Dr.. p. J SChlsisr ATTENDED
10 her injuries. which are sad not 70 be
serious. She WIS Afterwards taken 70 her
boDe-
A heRd-un collision occurred about s
O'Clock Monday evening. but No lives were
lost, n the damage 10 the rolling stock
Uwo moturcycleE) only neoessitRted the re-
tirinE % one % them 10 tue repair shop.
George Benjamin Of T~vsurv-fourth and
Douglas ST eets received q cut ID, q
vrenchsd knse and numerous other sliEht
bruises. while the other m1turcycliEt- VII
liam Reschks Of 21B Z street South
Omaha WIS not huTt al AL The Acci-
dent happened II Nineteenth and CRss
streets and Dr.. J. r. Lord Hrten5ed the
injured man, who Was taken 10 ClErkson
huspitaL
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-05
PYTHlkRs POUR INTO BOSTON
E-neAmRment Of Tnfrsrm REnk BeEEh
Yesterday ana HeeutnE Fl
SupreRe LSdEe TOaAE.

BOSTON. aug 4-Ry train ana boat
thousands q PyThiERE poured iuro this
CRY today IN time 10 take pErt In tins az
srclseE preliminary 10 the furmEl opening
tomorrow q the rWeury-ffIh annual con
vsnu1n o. me supreme Lodge. The biennial
q the uniform rHnk q the
Knights q FTIhiEE and M Enuul con
Fsuuun q the PEThiEn sisters The chief
urdclE hr1iun q uhe oouFsnu1n was ths
formal dedinEn1n- late Today, q Camp
Joseph H Lyon OF Fisld uns q
the lErEsEi puhhc Fairgrounds IN Boston
where $50 tents -EGcsmnOdEue The greater
portion q ne Eass1A Supreme Reprssen-
tEuvs =. Sydney Woodwork, preEidsnt o.
the BuEtun Ways and means cumutrtHs
far niE oouvsuna1- Transferred ths camp
uo Charles A BErnsE supreme rhsncelur
q the order. "A N uurn, trEnkfsrrsd n
70 Arthur J Sl0hbzI mE5ur genera con-
mEnding the un1furu rEEE A lie Tag
raising head IN n1unsc1un win THIS event
there were addresses 10 Governor Gurus
GUid ana MAYOR GsurEs a EinbAEd
TIE nzEt business session ~ Gu11sCa1E
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-05
EMERSON RETAINS HIS TITLE
Westera TenAfs ChAmPiOa Defeats
WEidner After Hard FIEha

CHICAGO. AuE- 4-NHl Emerson q Cn-
canEu successfully attended his rls q
western 1snuiE champion Against Harry
WEidner q Chicago 81 the cuUrlE q the
test was one q thf hardest fought En1
sruhburnly Contested N rhe history q these
FreulE The score WIS SO 80 81 b1s
"a
A fnrscsst Of Lbs Sterling tennis that the
match Was 10 prOducs CAME N the FIRST
set Every game WAS marked ~ RAPID
rEu e and brilliant eEchHuEaE, both piEFErs
large crowd q spectators cheering EIeEdly-
AEACner was Lhe -uvur11E WIKI HE crowd
ana when he finally wen rhs heEeDleeulh
EDd EEhLreuLh games and TIE sci Lre
applause Was general The WE1dner EEp-
purters received q shock IN the second sci
however The local man came back o.
TIE c1urt with much az MS EEI missing
he WA Wild and Was PASSED cnuuunRuy
a. rhe net Emerson uEE1ng sx EuEigbt
games Then 4 Wa ne chEmpi1uE Luru
g. 81 down he slowed NJ - much that
acne early lead m the third Eet
proved tbs ErEE1 10 uVErcurnf and Emsraun
lost NE vantage on selA TIE nsu en-
LhEn ne srure Indicates Game Ef1er game
vent - oeuce bu1 every crtucEI potnI was
EDerEuu And MEidner ven uulT one OF
the seven games The last sci Was equally
EruuDoTUE contested Maldner tired hErE
ans WhaE rhs score Was Al fve-al he
sermed - have a E00d chance 70 Ktn Bui
here EDersun took q decided brace az
tW1 EaulsE. the SCI patch and TIE
KISS LArr1e II Neely q G1IEaE0 re1Et1z
me western woman ChEmE1nsnip - a.
feELnE Mss MiriEH S1esVsr, alas a c.
cGEa Ths score IN TINS match EEE -
- 81
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-05
MEDALS FOR PISTOL SHOTS
Corporal RAYMOND of Eighth cavalry
MADE Highest Mark nj
Fort Sheridan.

PORT SHERIDAN. H. Aug An
nouacenent 81 the awards Of Euls, sslrSr
and bronze medals 10 the high scorers In
the pistol shooting contests held here
Saturday was made f1rlEht The winners
OF gold medals together with the scores
of each are Rs fellows;
Corporal D. p Raymond Eighth cav
airy. l.Bz points; Corporal Z. P KsErnE
Seventh cavalry, 1.m4 points.
SILVER medals were awarded 10 Sergeant
q. Buuar. Fourth cavalry, with l.b.a
points Fsrr1sr Charles Lewis. Second CAV
airy. ~ points Sergeant Jerome Grabsn-
zeh. Fourth cavalry, 9S pointE, and Ser
Esant p ". Elder, Thirteenth cavalry.
81 puinrA.
Second LisutsnEut Virgil L. Peterson,
engineering corps, led the commissioned
officers IN the shoot he scored a7 points
End was RwErded 3 silver medal Eleven
enlisted men End unrss commissioned Of
1cers were sWHrdsd brOnEs medals.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-05
LEGAL NOTICES

oTF1CE or TIE SIOUX CITT AND
KGsTERN RALLWAT CoAPANT-
Omaha NHhrEskA AuEaR q ls6
70 rha HockholderE
WutlnE IE hereby g1vsnr thai the Euuukl
meeting 81 the ~Etockhulders q ne SIOUX
CRY ana Western Railway Enp VII
- hsae a. lhs ri e me IN
eouth El1uE C1TT. Neh-RakR- a. len lB
9 Gle a a N On THURSDAY October Il. lsA
- eteci directors FOR Ihs ensuing year and
20 Ar1 upon Ihe QueEtiun q selling the
rAi1ua wrupErry and frEnchtne a lhE com
pGEy 70 me CGcz 70. BurlnE1an a Quincy
Railroad paUP4u2 tie rAlruA6 and prop-
srU aforesaid haluH nov uuder iazss 70
aEiA nunphnF. and Tor the trEnsscfian q
nnch uEher BUSINESS Es may legally come
bufur8 the meaEtnE
~ oroer q ths Board q pdrec1urN
". p EE
SeurerEU
Aa6 Sol
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-05
CITY Goes TO LEAD
Omaha Loses Second Of Series IN
Iuwz Tgvn
SICK vUKK SLIGHTLY or COLOR
Fmrsn--r A. Ttse Fc-n, strslrtnE
oct Tv-rtvs Men. while HsGhes-
h--k Mv-s Dswa only
nr~a.

EoCX CITY. IA. ~ A@omHhA hhe no
ehasc ~fsh scur CRY sn ire second same
q the SERIES and wus pushed limo second
place. ths l0cals winning EASILY hy q one
siasd ncurs % : - L
Pr RourEs Hsu1 Cotton Tap Hohsn-
hsok 20 me unuund ans ms work va
unsrsner BeEsdeA be was n0t Supported
IN fhs uiochss ~ ne team mates Sow
worF ~ the iufie4d EIuvsd the Sioux three
OF four hts and three errors Hnoveo that
many runE-
Purchaser twtr3ed hiH usual HehoF game
HfrfdnN on Twelve men Au1ry- WEIGH
and Austin Ehins 1ha az EDccsssfrelT u
tie tna-s fuutnE ARR two we're ont IN
the flErh HHIdeu'n hUuhls and LBrAno >
scratch single scored the MY run mace
90 ~. har uifcher. Two more q Omaha 2
rr hfts came IN fhs ninth. ba 1bey we're
hu-fs and din no damage
Sioux CITY scored m the first on Camp
halrs rwc base hit Ead q single by Weed
Bonenbece REID them down 10 TWO scores
uutT The SIXTH. when GrEnrfl and Weed
rwo-hzrreS Efte- Eolleubsck had passed q
mar. and two mere scores resulted Prom
tins IN the wET Wat easy for the siou1
and rnrkr fur Omaha Score
ErnT~ r~wT
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-05
EVENTS ON THE RUNNING TRACKS
DABdeIiOn wins the Mile Handicap NJ
Saratoga

. SARATOGA. n. Y Aug A-DHndenon.
the 1Ev0rits. easily Eun The mle handicap
a. Saratoga M8ndAy and he Also E1eppsd the
distance in 1.2sH. ubs fastest Zine u me
present meeting NOhRWk II, from The san
ford stable was mAEtu his First ~EppaarHncf
q The year and YVES forcing q terrific pace
10 the stretch turn when he wEs suddenly
seen 70 stop having broken down badly
He VIII probably not race again this year
Mohawk II went out 70 make Lns pace
leading By one and q half lengths 10 tbs
srrslch turn. when DEnaeliOn moved ~
and taking Command won by three lsnELhs
Par West second, n DGrEn1e third
FirsI race. s-ysEr-oldF and up. selling. SIX
furlunEE. Refined 1D2. II. Smith, ~ 70 D
won Sugar Pine one z DugEn 70 ,
second l~nooEnIuO 0A Nnmer a 10 y third
Time lo4s,s They're OF and J c Core ALSO
ran
second race. E1eeplenhRse, handicap. =
FeRr-oldE and MP about rwO miles Banner
u4h. B0adwee 6 10 s. won. RUfuE Q2
O-Brien- 6 10 j. second Tint: S3sB- FL
lAncs fen Only three stErtsrE
Third rbOe- 3-yeHr-olos selling, I've une-
hnn turionsE; CDurr Lady QA Shilling
s 70 3 won Prudent QG, Sweet I 70
second Ven LAer O@ Brusssl 70 70 u
ChHu. Fsrst MssssnEer, MuDblogus, Albany,
Plume and La TuseA u also ran.
Fourth race, S-yeEr-olds and up- nile
WEST dk. Gilbert "a 10 s. second Dorlnts
OF. hotter. 8 10 u third Time: l.8sn
MEyfield, PurselHne and Pond Heart Also
Fffrh race. SyeEr-oldE and up. selling
mfls and quarter: Disobedienf 1E No
Z CshFv. 3 10 s. won. Colonel White 1i0,
Sweet, ( 10 y second cracEshut "a Oh
he-- 2 70 y third. Time 2dT~ D'Arkls alas
rEn-
Sixth race. fl5eE and EHldinEE, [yeHr-
I ODDS. five Rn6 uDe-hAlf furlonEE: MHskerts
0m Nu1ter, ] 70 q AND OuD vun, Miss
EeHrneF QG2 SchllIinE 8 10 y second
Z Louise Ben ms. Sweet ~ 70 = third Time
1a6A sand Pipsr Helen Harvey GeorEs
". Ieholl BroadIhin and Bird q Plight
also ran LOUISE Ben End BruRdluiI
I coupled.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-05

NEW MARK FOR BATTLESHIP
IndomftabIe Crosses Atlantic at Rate
Of Twenty-Five Knots
an HSuF.

CoWES, Aug A-The batleship lndun-
table which reached here bringing the
prince o. Wales from Quebec, averaged
& knots an hour from land 70 land The
DcOmitEble during four hours IN the early
pEr Of the voyage mhds &4 knots an
huuf.
Although for the trip from land 10 land
Il has heater the record % the CUnErd
liner ships. the vessel Was Dot stripped 10
enhances 8tF racing powers. but carried
its heavy runs. magazines fun o. Emmuni-
u0n and al The equipment q active ssTF-
ice. The Longest Gays run was sos knots.
The sngiDeers cunsiSer the feat Of the
In6omitEhls 4 splendid tribute 70 the Par
SONS turbines.
Tbe prince Of Wales took the kegneE,
interest In The speed trial Hs ans al
The Officers took a turn at EtukiuE
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-05
NO ACTION ON EIGHT CADETS
tRs1Hte TheR Declared
Errgn e0uA-

OYSTER BAY. ~. Y Aug An ths
matter q the dismissal q the eight
cadets from he United States military
academy for hEEinE President Roosevelt
hEE taken No final Ecuiun, according 10
3 statement issued today through his as
EisrAut secretary Rudolph Poster.
Secretary q War Wright. after ms
v1EII 70 The president lAET Saturday.
stated that the cadets would be rein
stated 70 their classes II West Point
The presidents secretary. William Loeb.
r. shortly after the cadets had been
suspended announced that the president
had approved the accommodation that
the cadets be dismissed and that ne uuly
possible way for them 10 gel back 10 the
academy would be hrsEgh congressional
Hruun
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-05

Hits. OF SieveI. 3 fl one inning, off
Briggs, 10 IN eight innings Base on bats.
of Briggs J. stolen bases; McCOruack.
Flynn Umpire: AHysE TrmH- lH.
Game
KEasRs C-1uy-LOuisvdls Esme postponed
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-05

WIN Pythinn week was the opening srTsion
q ths nieurinl cuurerfi1n ~ re Grand
EesEH-s q Records hn6 Esl Association
On KinrrleT han Ford hundlnE President
T. s Epfns q Wisconsin rrssded and 3
w. BErlen q Litte Reck A-E wus ne
secreta-y. Grumd Chnncenur George "
Psnnlnsn % the rrEnd iodrs % MEssHchu-
perts uelcur1sa the msuberH
An tupurtEnt meetinE q he advisers
board o. ths Frhian EEsrs wHs hsld n
Hutsl Brunswiok curing the dHy, attended
~ Anna N TuunE q zanssr1ne, O. So
r-erns chief q the PyrhiEn sisrs-s and
mary uthef urdcia,s q ne AUXILIARY. TIE
meeting was secre- Al hrrauEements
were completed touiEn1 fur the hg parade
a the uuifurm rama to-urroW
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-05
oUss FACE THETR CEUcIAL TEST
Eleven Games with First DivtsIOn
Teams Nay Be Decisive.

SUNDAY wren the Cficngo CUBS reached
Philadelphia Lhsy faced The crucial test
Of eleven games away trpE home with
firEt division ueEmk- i've Win Fnnhusl-
Pima four with New York ana rwo with
P1rtsburE Monday they played and W1ou
their eirsr At Philadelphia J. E EAnbOrn
N The Chicago buns vel sEyE the
Cubs are III against a severe 1Esk- They
VII have 70 play q whole lot better bah
than New YORK IN order 70 W1n- for
Gotham furnishes no police protsca0n 10
Umpires End visiting leans and visitors
suffer fran the influences Of the crowd
on The umpire as q consequence On Their
lEEI TihlI 10 New YORK the Cuts were DELL
bsrEtelT robbed an6 Il 10 feared VIII be Or
TINS WISH hEu1urn SAYS
Those eleven games EEutnE first
DIVISION elubs, EE q them against The
Cubs strongest r~onten6erF fer he ~F.snnEnt-
WI test the msrls q the W0rldE
Champions. Moreover. they mEF 80 q long
way toward deciding me psunEnL n the
Cubs can clean up q mE1a-ily Of ne games
With the PhlllisE AND Giants ans EFt an
even break with the Pirates. they VIII be
Y me strongest ktn q & position II the
Cubs l1es q majority q heir remaining
games IN me east and set bumped IN PITTS
burg they WI face q hercU. eEn 1ask 20
Eln uut EEEinst that handicap. II the
Cubs SET practically Al sveu break The
remainder q The WAY On me Irip, they VII
bt As ouufurLEhly situated aE nuWIbis 70
win OUi by 4 short spur Al The finish.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-05
ANOTHER LAPoRTE MYSTERY
Half DHE Grave On Yarn
Of DE-. Bowel

LPOETE Ind aug s-Ths discovery
To-Day On TIA farm a Or Bowel a 3 half
aug grave, covered by fence rams ana
branches and containing The 6soompassd
body q 3 vel dressed man EFed about
r. years las Aroused the authorities 70
Investigate Coroner Mack tonight after
examining the body declared me man hRd
been Ea0t through the head
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-05

ST PAIL Mia. AuE "A spsriBl 70
ths Pioneer Press from SrllEEter SAYS Pr
vHrs advises recsivsd here tonight az 70
TIA scsz lhEl EGEh G. CEmp5sl Mr.
Campbell End rheiT sen and two dHugh1srs
q tins CITY, and p. J ssiPpel = br0thsr
a Dubuque. la As rep1rusd among thu
dead N the FIRE a. Fernie. n C. Are safe
Word WEE ssut BY M Campbell himself
and Was 20 the sffsct mat although The
sa1Els min VA completely destroyed al
q rhe Saltwater psupls and M SeipPis
and Es br0ther. are safe
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-05
Tennis TOurnAmeBt oo--s.

PERU. Neb-. Aus Especial Play
II The tennis tournament WAS concluded
here TO-DAY with the fuA0wtnE results
Hanna dEfsstsd RHimund 81. 81. ga
Sem1-F1nAlE-HEuDa DEFEATED Carlson.
90. SO, Williams defeated Meyer, Ga.
lb-E.
F1nals-WiLiRms osfssted Hanna 81.
"a. tdefHul1D.
Doubles. ui-F1nR1E-WIuiEnE and
Nsyer defeated Penny and Hendricks by
default. Schneider and WsaVerlinE de-
1sRIsd Spaf[urd and EAnnE. 81. "a.
FinhlE-WlDiREs Ind Meyer defeated
SchnsidHr and WeaverIinE. Ga. ga
Schneider won The consolation EtuEleE
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-05
SECOND BIG AUTO CLUB RACE
Vanderbilt Cup Course West Of Omaha
80 Talked OF.

An effort - being MADE 70 81 I'd an
other club run bT the OEuEha Aurumah1e
club The course Tins time may inClude
the FEndHrhlr cup course west OF
Omaha People Wb0 have seen the Van
dertllt cup course say lhH1 Omaha has an
automobile course which is superior IN
every WAY The uraFsGsed course includes
the Center street and DudEt srreet courses.
with q CROSS road 81 each END ThiF course
would have fewer bEd curves than almost
any course IN LhH country. The connie
ton q Lhe paving On west Broadway from
oIuahH 10 Council Bluffs makes that q
popular drive, and IL Is crowded each
evening Win vehicles, going 10 Council
Bluffs OF 10 MHuaun.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-05
Brewer. Pie Up BIG Sesre.


NDIANAPOLIE ARE 4-MnUREkes
gave Indianapolis q druDbtnE today. the
result being u 10 ! Score
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-05

BENNINGTON. Neh- AlE A-EpeelEl1
in An Interesting game q hal here Fes-
terdEy the lmVHrlEls u Omaha we're A.
feEted - the ALtleueA The features q
the Eame were the hard htftinE q Lhe a.
Gals and the superb pitching a Petersen
who struck ont fifNaan Of the ImpartHas
making ms record nCw EhcW lWD EHmes
win Ereen ErrtEeolrE and Lhree EHmes
with fUUrteal. one Of which was EEEtuEt
Ekhurns raEllEr team. English STRUCK
our i've score
Athletes ----B Os2BEs s-ap
ImperiRls ---R e.
BActsr1ss Pstsrssn and MEnEold. EnE-
ltEn and English REseE on ball OF Pc
lersen- = OF ElEiEh 4
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-05
PhnaaelphIa CrseEeter, Lend.

DUBLIN, AuE Va sru1ups were
drawn late this afternoon the Gentlemen
Of Philadelphia had the better Of the first
days play IN q cricket match REa1nFt the
Gentlemen o. Ireland The local PLAYERS
Hho bErts6 first. scored &c runs IN their
inning a. against II fm rhe FhitHdelphiHns
In the second inning The Irishmen hRH
made three runs for 10 WlcEets when play
ended fur lie dAy.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-05

The state record for endurance Eolfinr
was broken SUNDAY afternoon BY three
South OmBhR players T. n. Sherwood
played 81 holes Jay Letter, 81 holes;
Harry Cheek s. holes Al were played
IN strict observance q the rules Of The
contest in EOeh cases The detailed score
WRE as tDIluWE-
Sherwood Bg, SIS. 81. So p "A holes). Is:
total % holes. score, 81
Jay Letter 81, 81. 1u3. - IS holes. as.
total 81. score. z2E.
Harry Cheek. log. 100. 1p6- IS 70 holes
81, total, s. holes score. AbE.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-05

BEATRICE. Neh, Ans 4-CSpecial Tsle-
gram EIn q aofly contested game Of base
bal here Tins afternoon the PicEreu nine
defeated the Deups1ers o. The CRY leaEuR
by a score Of 8 10 g. a large crowd was
IN attendance as the proceeds OF the game
is 10 Apply TO the new buOdtng 10 be
constructed for the drenen Of Inc city.
Of the viaI1urH- Score. R-HE
PIckreu u 2
. , 8
Batteries Pickren MEPhersnn and
Easter; Dempsters, Miller and Ogden.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-05
KALAMAZOO RACES OPEN
Defeat Of ysek Lsybun BY Sterling
Mckinney hs Posture
MINOR HER WINS ale PACE
Track R-ccrd 10 Broksa IN Ftrst an
Dhtrd Hears-Nsncy Royce Ntns
zsz4 Trot IN FIfth
Heat

KALAMAZOO Mich- Aux A-The De-
feat @ gack Lsyhurn ~ sterirng rkt
ney MONDAY Afternoon in ths 2r& Crut Vas
the feature q Jns opening cay q kHlHma-
soo's first meeting HE 3 member - lie
Grand TrutttuE cl-Cuh
The meeting. wAich iE a combination q
the Great Western and Grand clrcgtlE was
successfully innugursted although before q
rather small ~erowd-abou1 25oo persons
The 9ss rr1t and the at pace events were
the features Of the afternoon Jack Ley
burn won the Opening beat q The 2aN trul
with sterlinE Mckinney finishing fdth-
The veteran drtve- GeerE. then proceeded
10 DRIVE Mckinney &c vCturE a. he next
three heAJs MINI Heir hhd ms trouble IN
taxing the 2lG pace in thrrs s-rHigbts
breaking the track record al Recreation
para In TIE first ana Aird beats which he
won IN R,W and 2sWA
The hHrdest-fouEht race o. The cay was
the f2s trut. winch went The fun five
heats. Efisr showing EirgnE ~ the a-Et and
second beats. Nancy Eos Cs went 20 sec
und and fiflh In the next two heats. but
took urst money when Loyal dr1ven by
Geers. broke in 1hs last heal 3uEt before
reaching the wire and FINISHED second
Summary
RAcns. 2ls class Arcade TogEerY
I purse. ENN.
Mfn0r Her. B. L.. ~ Her-Ht-Law
h1fy C0vsI ny RedwHld
George Cana b h. by slmstts
stEr PEtehsn. blE a. ~ doe
ysrss a 5anss' n g ~ Fsrsss
Boantl
iessTa es
ZINE ZaS .as&. 2.laS
PAring. Al Class parse. EBEe
lEinelR- b m hy Buvults
oR56inSoH and Huezn5~"-2 > 2
The Emperor. ch. n ~ Con-
stAntine Colonel stensD-. 3
osuh6erin5 . d.
oFoisy3 dk
TrDtrins. Pa clEHF purse. a.eBO:
Nancy Buvce. blk m by
Anerrun McCErIhy3 .za I 2 5 t
Loyal b. a. by BoreA
Prince Ken. br. h 6y Pred
KOhl (EsseTyB ----.--- 4 ; 2
The Psis6s6 Boy @lso65 ;
BroaE G,sln5
maTPso = as
WIIEst cTfer5' '-----.-E ds.
Time: 21gA. 2Igs. 2lE& a1aN. R1zs
TT0ttnE. 2:H class American Hete
parse. 5000.
stsr1nE Mckinney b. H. by
Mckinney. by Director
GeerE9 !
LeybHTn Crazy
eTsSI Burrs-S ssBs
NAY Ear. b. n by San
Ma1eo CBowermau3 --
Ocrtn. D. g.. by Great Heart
l. 80 .--.-------a-- 3 os
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-05

3 former national champion. IN q fuur-Het
match IN the final round o. the Long
WOOD singles tournament this Afternoon
Ihe score vas % 1k ia 81
As 3 result Little vii play ". A
LE-nsd Of Annapolis IN the hGuen
round tomorrow E~f1srnaan-
To-Day 5 round WAE CeAlE q sensation
Little has been playing 5000 teuniE-nc-
lEhly when be defeated W J Guthisr last
week, but he has moi been showing a. wei
as Wright. who has defeated SUCH men
as Il L WeEufBlL George L Wieln. IL
and 2. 2 Alexander.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-05

HUNTINGTON, L L. Aug THE Amer
lean motor boat Dixie II. won the inter
Nation motor b0aS race today, defeating
the British boat Nootselsy 5iddeley by az
seconds over q rhtrTT-nBe course. Ths
Dixie lis time ERE ! hour ( minutes 81
seconds Its average speed waK IS nauti-
cal miles an hour. TbR Neulseley Ei6aR-
ley was second. The rs A third, and the
Don fourth The British boat Daimler
u Withdrew Etter cgvF-1ng egAl mLlek.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-05
FlannEnn LNMepa ID. Re-. y.

DUBLIN. AuE A-Metnbers Of ne Olvm-
Due team competed 1enight fl the games
Of the Dublin polite al ERu bridge. The
feature o. the contests was The throwing
q The hammer by John FLANAGAN. who
MADE Ia feet 10 inches, beating MS own
Olympic record RAIN bose. the Gall
furutEn. pu1 the shut g. feet s inches. break
Ing the British rec0rd tuf ~ feat 2 inches.
made by Denis H1rEEn Al Queenstown in
lgg
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-05

Two-bRse hit. Clarke. Fits. OF Nc
CErthT, = IN four innings: off LeifieId. 2
in four innings. Sacrifices htf- Sweeney.
Stolen bases. Leach, SIurks. Wagner.
Double plays Clarke 10 Gibson, Leach IN
assisted, AEunffEn 70 Rtchsy. Left on
bases Boston. {, PittsburE. 8 Base On
balls; Oft McCH-1hT, 2 of Ferguson. 9;
eff Lsfflele G. Bases on errors Boston,
3. P~3ttsburg 7 Hit by pitched ball BY
Leifleld, Graham Struck out; By Nc
CRrrny- ]; by Ferguson 8; by Camnitz 8
Passed balls BY Gibson, by .GrEhEm. Tine:
.th. IMpire. gnhnEtnnA.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-05
TIGERS BEAT ATHLETICS
Detroit Wins Close and Errstio Game
tron Philadelphia
KETTEER PITCHER Is Ell HARD
Gesd Base RunntnE ~ Crawfcra
An the Fourrh ts Largely
ResSonsfhle Fer the
VirtsrT-

DETRoTT. Aur An an s-raric- but
close game. Detrri1 baal TIE Athls1cs To-
dnv. Some Eoud work on the bases by
Crawford IN the fourth inning was mainly
responsible Tor the local victory Neither
PITCHER vas MI hard several q the safe
ones being Huxley re work q schHster
n sb1-1 was the real feHturs O. the con
test Score
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-05
LIxUOLN AEEEKEs TWO GAMES
Des Moanes F1ays L~lsrlssaiy ana
WIahauf Lnrk An HirtlaE.

LINCOLN. Nsh- ApE 4-PlsFing per
the GreenhacEHrs also outhHttso their
0pponenIe ~ q safe margin and easily
defssted Dee Muines IN both games q q
doubls header. The scores we're : 70 ]
sne . 20 O Manager Fux scored FIVE runs
and GlsD LED IN the Hitting. rNp Of ms
drives hetnR r1Shas. Lincoln put both
games cut q d0u51 IN the early innings
Wh1e Des Mnines played hstlesag ana
hacked the 1uck 10 bunch their hts D6v1o-
s0p and GREnier flei5ed brilliantly The
Roorcss rrFt game
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-05

he IN chErEs q uhs Dee
Glerno1n rur Ehe bHneft q 81 IEmaf
has been tenAered rha serrtoes
e q rEA bad ~ The Omaha MuEiciEnH
unia1 a ahuE Clnccr1 W1u be EEsn b.
fore Eh3 sane End The inuinEH Wln - n
tsrapersec NTrh music nckslE have taer
tAka1 n l2rEe nlmesH Al cuE rUE1 IL AZ
q TIE chsntE- Ths entire gale reoetpas EE
- 1aEasa go - o. 49,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-05
Standing Of the Teams
WEST LEAGUE
NATL LEAGUE
ANER LEAGTE

WsErHrn LaREu-OmahH ~ Sioux Cry.
Denver a. Pushlo. DeE Mbines ~ Ltncoln
NauunHl LeEEu-F1I-sburE 81 Boston, 81
Louis a. BROOKLYN. Cincinnati Al New York.
ChtCaEo ~ FhflhdHlrshth
American I@hrua-Eosrur Il Chicago.
New YORK a. 81 louis Philadelphia n
Detroit. Washington a Cleveland
American AEsuciEuun-M IunHHpulis a
Columbus 81 Pau 81 Toledo, MnwHukse
n Indianapolis. Kansas CRY Al Louisville