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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1908-04-04


him; and before she could divine his
intention he threw his arm around
her, gave her an audible kiss and
stepped back out of her reach. There,
my wood.nymph, don't break your
heart; and don't think was intending
to ask you to marry me. only wanted
ito tell that inflated skipjack, Vincent,
that his modest dove wasn't above a
sweet little filtration with your humble
servant. have your handkerchief,
and"
His sneering words ceased suddenly,
not for the menace in Stella's pale
face, but for hasty, approaching
strides. He sprang forward past Stel-
ID to meet Gideon's crashing blow.
"Hand Stella her handkerchief, you
devils whelp!" Gideon fastened the
PROSTATE man with a kick.
Phineas rose with difficulty and
obeyed; but Stella, now that help had
the white token fell at her feet.
That's right. Stella! Don't touch
'it!" Gideon turned to Phineas, who
was feebly trying to restore order to
his apparel. You brass-mouthed
sneak! l heard you kiss her, heard
what you said. If you can't vent your
spite on man without stalking a
woman you'd better get into hoops or
ride donkey to-the hell you came
from! If Miss Anthony's name passes
your lips to any one, you'll get my
bullet! Vamoose!"
In his thirty-odd years of varied life
Phineas had beaten down many angry
eyes with his daredevil bravado; yet
the blaze of Gideon's passion, boy
though he was, tied the sneering
tongue, COMPOUNDED the bold eyes.
Phineas turned away, speeches. till
he was safe outside the copse. From
there he sent back a last hot shot. II
didn't know l was poaching on your
preserves, you Injun dandy! re-.
sign"
Gideon set his teeth. Body and
brain, heart and soul, rebelled against
his restraining will, yet he neither re-
piled nor followed. A fighter born,
Stella alone, and Stella in trouble, pre-
vented him from giving Phineas the
drubbing Of his life. Gideon waited
till the faint sound of footsteps pro-
claimed Phineas out of earshot before
he picked up the handkerchief and
turned to the strained face beside. him.
poor little Star!" he said softly.
Don't cry, Moppett! He isn't worth
one quarter of one of your tears"
ooh, know it, Gideon; but I'm so
ashamed, so Inundated"
"The skunk" Gideon's. hands
clenched till the knuckles were white.
Abruptly he turned to Stella, grasping
her arm with the hand that had rested
tenderly on her shoulder. A quick
dame leaped in his mystic eyes.
stella! You shall no longer be ex-
posed to such insults! You must mar
ry me, soon-now! You must"
Stella's face grew quickly grave.
''No, no, Gideon! will never marry
any man for protection. I'd not dare
found home when I'm so unprepared
for it's responsibilities. And-do you
wish me to be barkeeper's wife,"
Gideon started, stung by the scorn
Nm her question, and released her arm.
but I'll do something else. I'll learn
ANY business you say. know can
-lor-for your sake l can"
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1908-04-04

vim. Come in"
81 can't stop a minute. Here's some
stun that's been on my mind ever
since it went through on the wire be-
fore daylight yesterday. It's Choctaw
to me. Some mans cipher. all right;
but I'll bet cookie that's Blowhard
Cabs signature"
Stella looked up quickly. apprehen'
sion in her face. That means"
Some deviltry to our company
Say! You know everything: maybe
you can figure it out. And say! NUNS
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-22
Slow Game nj Wuher.

WILBUR, Neb., July H.-(Special)-
Wilbur defeated Crete yesterday in a
slow game, principally through good base
running. Rain fell throughout the en-
tire game, which made fast playing i'm
possible. Score: r, II. E.
WILDER .......O 2 O'2 IS 2
Crete ........O 0 1 0 0 o. 3
Batteries: f. Rademacher and Kingston;
Shimonek and Ling. Two-base hits: Il.
Rademacher, A Shimonek. Three-base
hit: a. Shimonek. Hit by pitched ball
Rademacher, 2. Base on balls: orr
Rademacher, 8. Struck out: BY Rade-
macher, 7; by Shimonek, 7. Earned runs:
Crete, i Wilber, 8. stolen bases: Will
Der. 6. umpire: Dillon.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-22
FIVE CONTESTS AT BURLINGTON
Good sport at First Day of Annual
Regatta.

BURLINGTON, Ia, July 2.-(Special Tel
egram. 1.-THE first day OF the annual re-
gatta Of the Contra States Rowing assoc
citation proved a success in the events and
the interest. Several thousand people
cheered the rowers. There were five races
First race, junior singles: r. G. Craig
Of Detroit beat Herbert Pedrick of OF
tumwa by two lengths, T., b. Moritz of
the North Side Boat club of Quincy third.
Il. L. Weed Of the South Side Boat club
of Quincy upset and disqualified, got in
Detroit's way and struck latter's oar. Best
time for half mile, 12:lS
Second race, Junior four, half mile: South
Side Boat club of Quincy won in 9:l5,
Central Rowing club OF st. Louis second.
North Side Boat club of Quincy disquali-
fled for rowing outside line. but actually
beat Central's by several lengths.
Third race, junior doubles, half mile
North Side of Quincy won in 1886, Central
club of st. Louis second, South Side OF
Quincy third.
Fourth race. half mile dash. junior single
sculls: Joseph Lepping of Mound City club
of st. Louis won in 2:26, o.. Allison of
South Side Boat club of Quincy second,
II. ]. Ienane Of Quincy third. w. A. War
ner of Detroit club did not finish.
Fifth race, six-oared barge. juniors, three
quarters OF a mile: South Side club of
Quincy won in 3:13. four feet ahead of
Central club of st. Louis and two lengths
ahead of the North Side Boat club of
quincy.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-22
ON THE RUNNING TRACKS
Pins and Needles Wins Handicap at
Beach.

BRIGHTON BEACH, N. Y, July 21.-
Pins and Needles proved a surprise when
she easily won the handicap at one mile
and a sixteenth today. Zienap finished
chance with the start. He was turned
sideways when the barrier was sprung and
was practically left. Tom McGrath showed
himself a good horse when he won the
first race at six furlongs in the fast time
of 1:12M. Summary:
First race. handicap, 3-year-olds and up
six furlongs: Tom McGrath 600, McCahey.
second. Explosion QO0, Sweet. Z to u third,
Time: 1:12%. Nealon and Cressina also ran.
Second race, 2-year-olds, five furlongs:
Marcellus 200, Garner, 20 to y won, Tor
bellina Q12, McCahey, 6 to 81 second, Eff
fendi Q06, Doyle. 7 to u third. 'Time: i:O12b.
Third race, 8-year-olds and up, one mile
and a sixteenth: Arasee (97, Gilbert. l to
p won, George G. Hall QOS, Mccarthy,
s to y second, Druid 001, Upton, 8 to y
third. Time: 1:45%. Okenite, Richmond
Duke, Castlewood, Killiecrankie and Crack
Shot also ran.
Fourth race. handicap, 3-year-olds and
up. one mile and a sixteenth: Pins and
Needles QO6, McCahey, 5 to ID won, Zicnap
Ql2, Garner, IL to 81 second, Spooner Q02,
Upton, 13 to 1) third. Time: 1:47. Winning
Star and Dolly Spanker also ran.
Fifth race, steeplechase, 4-year-olds and
up, selling, short course, about two miles:
Grandpa (H5, Page, II to 81 second, Cuban
Q32, Brown. 20 TO - third. Time: $685..
Sandy Creeker fell.
Sixth race, 2-year-olds, selling, five and
a half f%urlongs: Wise Mason Q10, Miller,
2 to u won, Arondaok QOl, Upton, G to u
Time: LOTS. Star Thistle and st. Abe
also ran.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-22
MAN THREATENS HIS MOTHER
John A, Van Rensselaer, of New York
Arrested ON Charge of Attempted
Extortion. ~

VIEW YORK. July 2l-John A. Van
Rensselaer,. son of Mrs. John KING Van
Rensselaer,, and a member of one OF New
York's oldest families, was taken into
custody tonight on a charge Of attempted
eXtortion. The arrest was made on ad-
vices from Chief Of Police Crowley of New
port, r., l.. who received a complaint from
Mrs. Van Rensselaer, that her son had
written a letter threatenirg to kill her
unless she provided him with funds. Van
Rensselaer, is 81 years old and married.
Van Rensselaer, is connected with a local
brokerage house and when he returned to
his home toright he was placed under
arrest by detectives who produced tho let
ter alleged to have been written by Van
Rensselaer, to his mother.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-22
browns SELF AND CHILDREN
Woman from south Dakota Jumps
Into East River with Little
One in Arms.

NEW YORK, July 21.-Despondent be-
cause Of i'll health and fearful Of the fate
which might await her two little children
II they were left alone to face the world.
Mrs. Gussie Benson sought peace for all
beneath the waters of the East river.
Today the bodies OF the mother and her
little ones lie side by side in the morgue
awaiting burial.
Fol- several years Mrs. Benson had lived
with her husband and children on a South
Dakota farm, but when her health failed
she decided to return to. her old homo in
this city.
Mrs. Benson sprang from a ferryboat
with the children in her arms.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-22
New York and Chicago Split.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July H.-ChicagO and New
York divided today's double header. Score
first game:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-22

Moore's cattle for trespassing on his crops.
She went to him AID demanded that the
cattle be turned out. he refused and she
drew a knife and stabbed him His wife
then interfering. she also was stabbed.
Twenty-ninc years ago.-Arapahoe Pioneer.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-22
WILLIAM LAWSON is INJURED
TeRmstcr Badly Hurt by Being Run
over by WaEOn-InteFnHl
Injuries.

While adjusting a load of boxes that
were shifting OF. his wagon at Sixteenth
and Howard streets about 6:45 Monday eve
ming, William Lawson OF 2514 Reese street
was run over and badly hurt. He was
taken to the Omaha General hospital in
an utomobil by an unidentified man and
was treated by DR.. w. o. Henry. No
bones were broken, but 1t Is feared that he
sustained internal injuries of a serious
nature
Lawson owns his own horses and wagon,
and drives for the American Transfer COM
pany. He had gotten off the wagon to
tighten the ropes over the load, which was
in danger OF slipping off, when the horses
started and the wheels passed over his
body.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-22
GIidden Toarists IN Maine.

days run OF the Glidden automobile tour,
which was begun at the usual hour this
morning, was arranged entirely in the state
~ MS 9bn me STAR oetng IRON ms point
distance of about ZAP miles. The wet con-
dltion Of the roads made the going more
England territory thus far, There were
several bad hills to be encountered, and
the schedule OF nineteen and One-fourth
miles an hour provided 10 govern the days
run so that the elapsed time between start
and finish might be seven hours, called for
a test OF the hill climbing abilities of the
several cars.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-22
GOOD SHOWING WITH PARsoN
Fred Hamilton Makes CredItRbIe score
Against Rev. Paul Talbot.

Fred Hamilton made a new record for
the inside on the Field club golf course
game with Rev. Paul Talbot, the golfing
preacher, from Wichita, who made such a
good showing at the recent tournament at
stroke on the Is holes. Mr.. Talbot stop
ped in Omaha for a short visit on his re-
turn from the Rock Island tournament.
To get this score Hamilton had TO make
the inside OF the course in 36 which is the
course record. He came within an ace Of
making the score two lower as he trimmed
the cup on the last hole for a two. Had
he made that last put he would have made
side.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-22

CHEYENNE, Wyo.. July 2l,-(Srecial)-
The Frontier Days committee has been mott
fled that Ikud Purdy, champion steer
roper OF Hawaii, with a record Of thirty
eight and thTee-quarters seconds for the
throw and tie, will attend the coming
Frontier Days celebration, as will Joseph
KIM. champion broncho buster of Hawaii.
The Hawaiians are after the worlds cham
plonship titles which are decided by the
Frontier Days roping and riding contests,
and will come to the United states at the
expense of Eben r. Low a Honolulu mil
lionaire.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-22
DENVER AND LINCOLN EACH WIN
BOnno' wiIdnes ana same Fault by
Chabek R~eaponsibIe.

LINCOLN, July A.-Lincoln and Denver
split even today in a double-header. the
Grizzlies capturing the opener, 2 to ], ana
the GreenbaCkers taking the second, . TO
2. Bonno's wildncss and a balk contributed
largely to DenvG = victory, although the
visitors fielded perfectly behind Adams.
Gagnier's failure to touch first base after
punching the Ian for a t~wo-bagger, cut
off Lincoln's best chance to tie up the
score.
Chabek's inability to locate the plate
made the second game easy for the Green
hackers, who backed up WATSON nicely,
and the result was never in doubt. A stop
Of a fast grounder by Kinneally and a
one-hand catch by Mills were the fielding
features. The score.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-22
Athletics TAKE I'm InvincibIe..

BENNINGTON, Neb.. July 2.-(Spe-
cial.)-The Bennington Athletics took in
the Elkhorn Invincibles in a good game
yesterday and now stand at the head OF
the country teams of Douglas county, be-
sides having defeated every visiting team
from Omaha. The Elkhorn team, strength
ened by several outside players and by
fident of a ~walkaway. Score:
Athletics .:........;2 0 2 0 0 1-9
Invincibles ,........0 l 0 l 0 0 0 4 2-8
Batteries: Mangold and Petersen;
Mickey and Seefus. Struck out: BY Pc
tersen, IA; by Mickey, s. Base on balls:
off Petersen, i off Mickey, 4. Umpires:
Hickey and Jefferies.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-22

PITTSBURG, July 21.-In one Of the
quickest played games OF the season, Pitts
burg today shut out Brooklyn. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-22
TAILENDERS WIN IN NINTH
-
land Heavily on Hall and Pull Out
Victory.
FRANCK PUT OUT OF THE GAME
- NT--a -
Umpire Davis Rules HIN on Field
in Fourth Inning for Making
70 e. Objection 10 His
Decision.
FRANCK PUT OUT OF THE GAME

DIES MONIES, Juiy 2L-Although Omaha
made more hits ana fewer errors than Des
Moines In his afternoons game, they failed
to vim thHttaitenders winning out in the
ninth BY landing on Hall in a vicious man
ner, Cour. hits, one. OF them for two bases,
and a htt hatsman bringing in the necessary
three scores, TO win.
Manaeeg FrapcR was removed from the
game in. the fourth, inning for Directing too
strenuousiy, to a decision on second base
by UmpjTe, Davis Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-22
Totals s.o.1.N'ts. 81 8
OMOHA.
sRatted for Nelson In ninth.

Slated for Nelson In ninth.
sNone out when winning run scored.
Des Moines .....s...O 60 90
Omaha, G......H.A0 II 1 0 2 0 y 70
Two-base Hits! F1ournoy, Fisher (2). Bases
on Balls. OFF Nelson, 3; off Hall, T. Hit
with pitched ball: Dolan G). Wild pitch:
s. stolen bases: Bader, Flournoy, King 90.
Franck, Austid, A0trey, Beldeh. Double
plays: pwyer to Fitzpatrick TO Dwyer;
Bader to Fitzpatrick; Gonding to Austin.
Sacrifice hits: Gonding (2), Franck. Left
on bases: Des Mofnes; 10; Omaha, 8, Time:
LEO. Umpire: Davis. ATTENDANCE. Loo.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-22
Tour of Iowa Falls Team.

IOWA FALLS, Ia, July 2l.-(Special.)
The Iowa Falls base ball team viii
leave tomorrow for a series of ball with
amateur teams in central Iowa. The
opening game Will be played at Grundy
Center and the game promises to attract
a big crowd, for each team has won a
game, n the rubber" offers UNUSUAL
i wng nlsv TtSea4s az DVsaEf yintor Sbd
Wellsburg. Next week the team goes "a
Dows TO play three games during the
race meet and while there will play ClaI
ion, Eagle Grove and Belmond teams.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-22
w. N. Chambers Makes New Record

Will n. Chambers, the attorney n
Field club golfer, made a new record at
the Field club Sunday, when he played Y
holes. No record has been kept Of any one
playing more than Sc holes. Mr.. Chambers
started out with h. Cannon Of salt Lake
City for the express purpose of playing Y
holes. After nine holes had been played
Dick Seimon Joined the party and played
out the match, making 8 holes for him.
Cannon stopped at the e3 hole.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-22

PROPOSALS. FOR THE Sale. OF DIS
carded Printing and Binding Equipment.
d. C., July %, 1905. 1Seaied- proposals will
be received, at this office until 10 o'clock
a. NJ 81 Wednesday, August II, 1905, for
the sale of discarded printing presses,
chases, bindery equipment and composing
room equipment. The right 10 reject any
and all bids and to- waive defects Is re-
served. Detailed schedules OF the material
for safe, Accompanied by blank proposals,
and giving the regulations with which bid
ders must comply, may be obtained by ad-
dressing this office, JOHN s, LEECH,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-22
GOVERNMENT NOTICES

PROPOSALS. FOR DRAFT HORSES AND
draft and pack mulesLChief Quartermas-
ter's office, Omaha, Nebraska, July 8, 1905.
sealed proposals; ia triplicate, will be re-
ceived at this office until IL o'clock a. m,
central standard time, July %, 1905, and
then openeds In the presence OF attending
bIdders for 10 light draft horses, 200 draft
mules, wheel; 100 draft mules, lead, and 100
pack mules. for delivery at Omaha, Ne
braska, or other prominent railroad points.
The animals. 10 conform, to specifications
for DIRE < horses and mules, United States
reserves right TO accept or reject any or
ali proposals or any part thereof. Partic-
ulars and blanks for proposals will be fur
niFhed on application. Envelopes containing
proposals to be indorsed proposals. for
horses For mules" and addressed to Major
d. f. MCCARTHY, Chief Quartermaster.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-22

It's A~wful-There's weeping in the sand
hills, there's wailing on the breeze; our
base ball heroes went down to Bridgeport
and struck an awful freeze. The Bridge
porters hauled 'em and they mauled EN-
and wiped the diamond up, and when they
got through with them our nine looked like
a chewed-up brindle pup. It's painful and
it's shameful and makes the boys swear
that, by the eternal, nevermore will they
go there. Four to nothing in favor of
Bridgeport, the d~espised alfalfa huskers.
It's ~awful.-Alllance Times.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-22
BOSTON SHUTS OUT CHICAGO
Worlds Champions Unable to Find
Lindaman.
BROWN AND LUNDGREN EASY
Deaneaters Make Eleven Hits which
Net Them Five Runs-scOres
of other National League
Games.

CHICAGO. July 21-Howard was the only
Chicago player to hit Lindaman more than
once today, and he was left on a base each
time after having lined out t~wo-baggers.
The visitors found both Brown and Lund-
gren easily. Mack hit for a triple after
two outs in the ninth, but a fast relay,
Beaumont to Dahjen to Graham, caught
him at the plate. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-22
MARINE BATTLE AT THE LAKE
Exhibition PIanned by the Omaha Rod
and Gun Club.

A marine battle is planned for the near
future at the Omaha Rod and Gun club.
This is great sport not only for the par
ucipauts but for the spectators as well. The
battle is fought with two flat-bottomed
boats with four oarsmen each and a GER
tain and a man in the rear OF the boat
with a pole. The game is to see which
crew can put the other into the water first
by the use of the pole. The two men on
the stern OF the boat poke at each other
until one has to go into the water. He
then has to give up his place to one OF the
oarsmeD and the side which put the entire
crew of the other boat into the water first.
wins,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-22

to steal second. Dunaway struck out
thirteen men and only permitted six hits,
several of which we're of the scratchy
order. Bunnell and j. Powers did the
battery work for the visitors. The Ster-
lings secured eight hits, while four struck
out. The same teams play again tomorrow
and the fast Waltham Indians will be here
Friday and Saturday.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


James o'Rourke TO-, Union Pacific
Railroad company, parcel OF land at
Twelfth and California, west Of
Omaha Briages& Terminal Railway
company5s tracks, and north of Mis-
souri, Pacific tracks .....,....""...S $40
Harry !. Pierce and wife e. George
W. 4oldpeges lots I, 2 and 3, block
To- Kitchen 8 Waugh's subdi-
JohS a. creighton Real Estate and
TTuet company to Katharine M,
Morse hot 5, block s., creighton's
LIST addition NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 800
Charts. O. Newton 70 Iyor Thomas;
lots 3 and 6, block ., Hammond
Matte NJ Nasksy ana husband to
Robert t7rmah lot s. Fairfax no
Murphy, LOT s. Rosalind Place ....... 10
James MeMahan 10 Thomas ]. Degan,
lot block 2. Benson ."%."; 800
A.. W.rrSnell, undivided y interest
lots III and l6. block 5, Kiby Place. 1900
calllel LES ERiey 70 Matte r. p, Hop ON
Rsinsr lot 4 block IL, Albrisht's
annex > $500; So, .':...'j, A"'
sandeHS middle e feet lot j. block ,
Anna o% 3 JacB6aJn and husband to
Jennie buchanan, part lot g. block
County trsAserer 70 Lewis s Reed.
lots 2 and = TO IS inclusive
Lewis s. Heed and wife TO CONNER
cial Land company lots 2 TO %,
block A .Schlesinger's addition -. z
Nebraska National hank ct al 10 John
Ross, part dot AZ block /. proposed
plAA-oi Sunset addition .,-.,.r.-. 2
Reed Brosfr TO sJOseph N. Hensman,
part lot -% GiseE addition ......... SO
John Ross.and wife to Nebraska Ma
tional bank and Mary f. Chadwick,
part Toe ~. block /, proposed plat
OF Sunset addition = ,a........",. Z
JamesfsP, Ford and wife to n. Fen
ger lots z and s, block ?. w. W.
Th6mpson's addition ................ 500
J. Barney GilinSky and wife 10 Moses
Horwtch. 50 loth 2. block /, LIST adj
ditidn 10 South 'onaha .,....,...,,...
Franz Il Norris 20 same. lot H.
block ne. south Omaha .........,... bS
Total ............................SS SIS
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-22
II. X. Defeats BerEs.

In a return game of base ball at Vintor
street park Monday afternoon bewteen tn,
Browning King company team and the Beers
company, the former won by the score Of
II to IL. j. Minikus pitched for Browning
King and Baker for the Berg company
team.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-22

Guy Buckles. the Omaha pug. whose
prize ring achievements have not led him
directly under the limelight OF large fame.
has come out in a Spokane paper with a
challenge to Bob FftzsimmOns. Tn humane
laws of Washington probably would pre-
BOb's career.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-22
PhiladelphIa nents C~Incinnnti.

CINCINNATI, July H.-Ritchie pitched a
magnificent game, allowing Cincinnati but
three hits. Titus muff Of CANCELS fly
in the first inning gave the locals their
two runs. Score:
SBatted for Coakley in eighth.
Cincinnati ............2 o 0 0 0 0 %
Philadelphia ........,.1 90 0 / o o 0-3
Two base hits: Knabe. 2 Three base
hits: Grant. Sacrifice hits: Camel, Magee.
Stolen bases: Grant, Bransfield. Double
plays: Kane, Camel to Hulswitt; Grant,
(unassisted.) Base on balls: off Coakley. 8;
off Compbell, /; off Richie, 2. Struck out:
by Coakley, 3; by Campbell, /; by Richie,
4. Time: 1:5S. Umpire: Rigler.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-22

WI base hits! Miller. SaCrITICe HIIs
Patterson, Spencer, Corhan. Holmes, An
dreas 90. Stolen bases: WEIGH, Hogriever
Double play: Granville to Andreas Z
Weed. Bases on balls: off Mckay. 8; Of
Fitzgerald, 4. Struck out: by Mckay, o
by Fitzgerald, T. Hit by pitched ball
Campbell, Holmes. Time: $40. Umpire
Haskell. Attendance: $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-22

Nature Fake-J. II. Banks has found a
bug which he would like to have classified
by some Fremont bug fancier. Mr.. Banks
caught the bug at his home Friday evening
and has since had It in captivity in a jar.
The insect is about three-quarters of an
inch long, with feelers fully three and one
half inches in length. 1t has four legs
about an inch long. When touched the bug
emits a sharp squeal like a mouse. Mr..
Banks showed the insect to several FREE
monters yesterday, but had not managed
to discover its name.-Fremont Herald.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-22
GRANVILLE WINS AT SIOUX CITY
He wfeIds Stick for Packer when
"a. They Need Hits.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, July 21.-Granville with
his trusty bat won today's game for Sioux
City, the score being five to four. Mckay
and FITZGERALD were about evenly matched,
though the Pueblo twirler was unfor-
tunate in hitting two batters In success
sion and forcing in a run. Errors by Gran
willie and Henry fisuned-largely in Pueblo's
scoring their first circuit of the bases, re-
Sulting from the catchers wild heave to
second CRmpbeirs running catch of a
high fly to center was a feature. Score:
SIOITX CITY.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-22
PIaInviews Take Another.

PLAINVIEW, Neb.. July N-(Speclal
another game to their string o. victories
by defeating the fast Spencer team
the score OF 3 to l. DunaWay and
Chapman were the batteries for the Ster-
lings and both did exceptionally fine work.
the latter catching several trying