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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-20
Notice..

WHEREAS, on the 9th day Of
May, 1910, the Board of Appraisers
appointed by the Mayor and Board
of commissioners to Epportion anQ
appraise the benefits to lots, tracts
and parcels OF land by reason of the
grading. paving, guttering, curbing
and draining of portion of North
Washington Street in the City 81
Ardmore, Oklahoma. extending from
the north line of Fifth Avenue TO the
north line of Tenth Avenue (desig,
mated as Improvement District No
81, have filed their report with the
City Clerk OF the City of Ardmore.
Oklahoma:
Now, therefore. by order of the
Mayor and Board of Commissioners
under date OF the 14th day of May,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-20
VIM, J, BRYAN ON
LIQUOR QUESTION
WOULD NOT FORBID USING ALCO-
HoLlC llQulDS-UNlTS AUTHOR
ITY ADVOCATED.

Chicago, H., May l9.-As the guest
of the Chicago Total Abstinence Union
of America here, VIM. j. Bryan. in
his first appearance on the lecture
platform since his return from South
America. gave his lecture On the liQ-
uor question. Mr.. Bryan is on his way
to Edinburg, scotland. to attend a
meeting of temperance workers. Mr..
Bryan discussed the liquor question
from the stan-poiut of the individual
and legislation.
Giving his views ON sumptuary legis'
lation and personal liberty. he said;
II would not favor legislation for.
bidding use of liquor at any time or
under any circumstances. would
consider this an unnecessary limitG'
ton upon the liberty of the iudivd.
nal, hut | am In favor of such re-
str.ction as may seem necessary for
the protection of society.
The first proposition which | would
ldN NbNts llA the hlNA NNNlNl ~ ANlNNl
legislation is that the people have a
right to fix the terms and conditions
upon which intoxicating liquors shall
be sold and useA
Il hold that every unit ought 90
have authority to act ON this subject.
except as il is restrained by a larger
unit That is that the block. the ward
the city, the precinct, the county. the
state and the nation should have the
uudisputed right To exclude the sale
of liquor as the people of the unit
deem necessary for their protection
and welfare. I believe also that the
larger unit has right to control the
smaller unit ON this. as on other sub.
iects.'
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-20

1910, notice is hereby given that at
10 o'clock a. m, Thursday, May 26,
1910. the Mayor and Board of Com.
missioners of the said City of Ard.
more, Oklahoma, will hold a special
session for the purpose of hearing
any complaints or objections that
may be made concerning the ap-
praisement and apportionment as to
any of the lots or tracts of land
mentioned in the report of said
Board of Appraisers; and that on
said last mentioned date the Mayor
and Board of Commissioners of the
said City of Ardmore, Oklahoma,
will review said appraisement, make
any necessary corrections, raise or
lower the same as they may deem
just and shall then proceed in the
manner required by law 10 confirm
the same as revised, or corrected
by them and proceed to levy assess.
ments in conformity thereto.
Given under my hand as City Clerk
OF the City of Ardmore. Oklahoma
this the 1ith day ot May. 1910.
G. II. BRUCE,
City Clerk
First published May 16, 1910. 16-5
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-20
WOMAN IN BLACK
HAS BOX OF ROSES
CALLED TO SEE HYDE-WAS RE.
FUseC-MoTloN FOR NEW TRIAL
FLEE.

Kansas City. May 1g.-Attorneys fot
Or B. G. Hyde today filed a motion
Tor a new trial tor their client. Argu-
ments on the motion will be- heard by
Judge Ralph ; LatshaN June 4.
Alog ug error the attorney SET
forth the following allegations to
prove their assertions
That judge Latshaw showed preju.
dice against the -efcndant and that
ne acted Improperly toward Dr
Hyde's counsel.
That evidence other than that touch
ing Directly upon the death of Col.
Thomas u. Swope should not have
been admitted into the record
That The jurors were moved to con
wet the physician more by his passion
and prejudice than reflection on testi-
mony.
That the court should have forced
the state to give the defense the let.
ters passing between the prosecution
and its scientists.
That eyilence which was incompc
tent was admitted and competent evi
dcnce barred.
Dr. Hyde's attorneys are inyestigat
ing a rumor that one of the jurymen
said before he was selected that he
/ would do certain things If he We're al
/ lowed to serve. This alleged incident
/ Is not mentioned In the motion.
\ mysterious woman in black
who SAYS she is Mrs. ID. II. Adkins, o
/ New York-called at the jail today
with large box Of roses and desired
TO be permitted to take the flowers
to the physician. DR.. Hyde said h'
did not know her She was refused
admission To the Jail When she lef
she took the roses with her.
Miss Laura Hyde, n sister of DT
HYDE has decided to live here Wit
Mrs. Hyde until the physicians cas-
Is finally disposed of. Miss Hyde
home is in Lexington. Mo.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-20
INSTANTLY KILLED
At CH|CKASHA
IN QUARREL OVER DICE GAME,
GUN is ACCIDENTALLY DIS.
CHARGED-WERE FRIENDS.

Chickasaa, Okla., May l9-Clyde
Bayless was shot through the head
aud instantly killed al $3.50 this
evening by Jess Lockett. who, with
witnesses, declares it was accidental
Haylcss, Lockett and others were
in joint when a quarrel arose De.
tween Lockctt and win Gholson over
some dice which Lockctt accused
Ghoison oi ealing. Lockett saws
when Gholsou started to draw his
sun he drew his own gun and struck
him over the head. and the weapon
being accidentally discharged the
bullet struck BAY css, who was i'm
mediatcly behind Lockett Lockett al
once gave himself mp 10 the sheriff
Three others Who saw the tragedy
confirm his story. He and Baylcss
were warm friends Bayless leaves
a widow ANA eight children, lie
camo here nine years ago from Gle
buruc Texas.
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snbscrIbc for The NrdmorcItc.
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TO DOUBLE DECK
FIFTH AVENUE
TWo-SToRY SIDEWALKS ARE
THE ARCHITECTS SALVATION
OF CONGESTION IN NEW YORK.

New York, May 19-Two-story
sidewalks as a solution of the traf
flc problem on Fifth Avenue are
suggested by George Whitfield
Chance, an architect. Property own
ers who have been shown the plans
have given the plan their unquali-
fled Endorsement.
Mr.. Chance proposes that the ele-
waited sidewalks be constructed of
steel and prismatic glass and suppor-
ed by ornamental columns OF Corinth.
ian design painted white. An open
space six feet in width will be left
in front of the show windows, suit
ably rallied off, with footways into
the shops, which may be opened on
the second floors. Sliding covers of
steel and glass to be used in stormy
weather would be provided to close
up these openings.
The imposing architectural and
ornamental effect Of the proposed i'm
| provement can hardly be estimated
or imagined" Mr. Chance says. with
| fine Corinthian type columns. orna-
mental paueled balustrades and beau
tifully designed electroliers surmount.
ing the columns and with an under
lighting of the lower level with bril-
liant incandescent lamps. the beautl
full effect of the light on the prismat
ic glass. together with the overhead
illumination by rows of globe lights
will make Fifth Avenue without a
| rival the world over"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-20
Jury Civil Docket.

OF the District Court for the Eighth
judicial district. held at Ardmore, Car
ter County. Oklahoma. Special term
June 18th. 1910.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-20
Notice OF Sheriffs Sale OF Land on
Foreclosure.

Notice is hereby given that in pur-
suance of an order of sale issued out
of the District Court of Carter Coun-
ty. Oklahoma, on the 9th day OF April,
1910. in an action wherein w. c.
Mitchell was plaintiff and A. T.. Cos
ton and Ida NJ. Coston were defend
ants, directed to me, the undersigned
Sheriff of Carter County, Oklahoma.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-20

John D. Rockefeller would go broke
II he should spend his entire income
trying to prepare better medicine
than Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy for diarrhoea,
dysentery or bowel complaints. II is
simply impossible. and so says every
one that has used 1t. Sold by all
dealers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-20

\ touch of rheumatism, or a twinge
OF neuralgia, whatever the trouble is,
Chamberlain's Liniment drives away
the pain at once and cures the com.
plant qdickly. First application
gives relief. Sold by all dealers
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-20
Monday. June 18th.

commencing June l"lu, l'iV'
Monday. June 18th.
The Jennings company vs.. Frank
Dyer. ct al.
GrIner Drug Co, vs.. b II. Colbert,
ct al.
: VI Fuqua vs.. G. l. Lowery.
c r. Roger VS. J IT, Adams. ct al.
J. f. McCarty vs. II Adams, ct al
\ G.. Dennis VS. O. l.. Dennis.
J T.. Bowles vs.. &. G. 4 5 r Ry Co
Henry Bier vs. b. +. Alberson, ct al.
Tuesday June i4th.
Max Westheimer VS.. George Me.
Laughlin.
Max westheimer vs.. G. W. Bing.
ham. ct al
Turner x Virgins vs.. Charles CO.
hee. ct al.
+. L. Poland VS. City OF Ardmore.
Frst state Bank of Ardmore vs.. T.
J. Jordan. King 4 McCants, interplead-
er
r. J. Williams vs.. c. W. Thomas,
ct al.
National Lumber & Creosotirg Co.,
Us. Ardmore Traction Co, ct al.
John Hartnett VS. 5. 4. Newland.
Wednesday, June 18th.
W. \. Pridge vs.. Wilmington.
Mrs. NJ. c. Ferguson VS. C II &
p. Ry Co.
Stella Farve vs. David Shelby, ct al
Marceline Farye vs.. David Shelby
ct al.
Thursday. June 10th.
/ Eta Criner ct al, vs.. st. l.. & S
Ry Co
Donald Fitzgerald VS. J. II. Huckle
berry
Marguerite Wilson VS. II F. Beay
ers. ct al.
Carol A Wilson VS.. II. F. Beavers
ct al.
Frank King. by his father vs. c. II
t&P Co.
Henry Bourland VS.. J. II. Willis, e
al.
l.. Jennings VS.. G. c. K s. +. II,
Co.
Friday, June 18th.
First National Bank of Ardmore VS.
W. x B. II. Colbert.
: A Newland VS.. w \ Gillian
!. X. Garner VS.. J. II. Akers.
- ID A.. 4
l.. l.. Tyer 4 Son VS.. VI Wheeler
VI. L. Davis VS.. st. l. & S + II.
Co.
c. +. Adams vs. T S White.
Saturday, June 18th.
Ed w Roe ct al vs. Union Saving
=, Association.
Royal lns. Co. VS.. Ardmore Hea
4 Light Co.
Mrs. J W Stewart VS. Ardmor
Heat & Light Co.
William H. Prater VS.. The Eminen
Household OF Columbian Woodmar
I Mark Kirkpatrick. Guardian, sue
ceesor to j. +. Robson, Guardian
vs.. Joe F. Henry ct al.
All other cases appearing on SCI
J. ting already published and not upo
? the jury assignment will be calle
daily and disposed of as they appea
now on the setting referred to- whic
commenced on Monday, May 10th.
Il All attorneys will also take motto
II that the cases already on file
II the district court, without regar
G to whether they appear on the Sc
h tings referred 10. and in which tn
l. pieadings remain unsettled, or |
y which answers will become due b,
a fore the term expires. will be subjeC
/. to be called up by the persons II
II terested and action by the court t;
Il ken.
The purpose of the special teri
5. Is to relieve the jury docket but tn
trial of this docket will not intei
r. fere with the taking of orders in otl
II er causes, II the time permits, a
d they may be brought up.
/. Published by order of the Cour
/ this the 18th day of May. 1910.
, c. 4. VERNON,
r Clerk of District Court of Carte
,pnt,. nlsfahnn,a
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* ISLAND SYS
Westbound.
Notice Of Issuance Of Tax Warrant.

Notice Of Issuance Of Tax Warrant.
Notice is hereby given that tax
warrant for the amount OF Thirty
eight Dollars and Seventy-five Cents
(s3S.75) has been issued against
Lot Five (5), Block One Hundred
Thirty.siX G36). and a warrant
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-08
Western League Gossip.

Billy Fox, former Rourke second base
man, hit home run In the ninth inning
at st. Joseph, which defeated Denver In
a close game. Billy is going some down
in Joetown.
1t was a regular smuggling match played
between Sioux City and Des Moines
Wednesday. The Sioux got eighteen and
Des Moines seventeen hits. Nine errors
were made in the game
Omaha plays twelve games away from
home. II they can break even the Rourkes
will be In line for a first division berth
II they can win a few games at home.
Dalton, the Des Moines player who was
traded to Brooklyn by Higgins Is playing
a. great game for the trolley Dodgers
a great fielding game Davidson, who
also went to Brooklyn from this league, Is
hitting in good shape.
o'Toole the new twirler recently OBJ
tained from st. Paul by Babe" Towne of
the Sioux City team, pitched Wednesday
against Des Moines for five innings and
struck out eight men.
Patton. who was farmed out by Pa to
the Waterloo team in the Three-f league
Is pitching good ball. He has had num-
Der of games Won and then lost at the
end of the game by one or two scores.
Agnew who was with the Rourkes early
In the season and later sent for a sum-
mer's seasoning to Columbus, made two
home runs, three-bagger and a single
in four times up in the game against FIRE.
mont Too bad he could not have been
In an Omaha uniform Wednesday.
Cooley has bought "Red' WEIGH a sec
ond basemau from Kansas City and Bill
White. a shortstop from the Pacific Coast
league. Welch is touted as a fast man.
Cooley says he is looking for two or three
more good players.
Johnny Jones, who has been member
of the Lincoln team since 1906. has been
released. He was good pitcher at one
time but has been on the wane for a
year or two. a7
Mig Perrine, who did not show up well
at second for the Rourkes In the first
two games he played this season, Is COM
ing along in better shape and Is playing
good ball. Mig, at one time, could show
all the second basemen some speed and
may be able to do it again before the
season closes.
O'Toole, the new Sioux City pitcher, won
home in the hearts OF the Sioux City
fans during the game on the Fourth, by
not only pitching a good game, but by rap
ping homer over the fence.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-08
ROURKES WIN EASY CANE
Omaha Has No Trouble, Owing to
Des Moines' Errors.
FOURTEEN HITS KNOCKED OUT
Dwyer of Losing Team Bats ont Two
Homers, Only scores Made by
Iowa Nine.

DIES MONIES July 1.-THE Rourkes
played rings around Des Moines today,
winning by the score OF II to 2. Meter
pitched excellent ball, being extremely
steady not walking man. Bill Dwyer
was the only man who could hit Meter sue
cessfully. Dryer drove out two clean
some runs inside Of the Des Moines
grounds. He hit two other balls hard.
Des Moines was way off In fielding while
the Rourkes did excellent Corridor. Per-
rine and Kane were stars Corridor in par
ticular making some Wonderful stops and
throws. Perrine and Gonding weer the
leaders, with the stick. Perrine finished
with a perfect average at the bat.
Biersdorfer pitched god ball for three
innings. In the fourth session he made a
bad error. This was followed by three
others by his comrades and Omaha scored
four runs 81
In the fifth session solid hitting by Per-
rine, Gonding. Meter and Mcneil drove
Biersdorfer from the box and produced
three runs for Omaha. A single by Per-
rine "a double by WEIGH, and a single by
Gonding brought two more runs in the
seventh. In the eienth an error and singles
by Thompson and Perrine earned two more
TALES.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-08
EVENTS on RUNNING TRACKS
Ben Loyal Makes short End BettOrs
Happy I'm Selling Race.

EMPIRE RACE TRACK, July I-Ben
Loyal proved surprise when he easily
won the Jamaica selling stake, six fur
longs, today. Summarizes
First race, five and one-half furlongs
Summertime 10 to u won, White Wool Us
to u second tlrewood "A to u third. Time
1:OS.
Second race, five and one-half furlongs:
Tubal (5 to u won, Rlalto Q3 to 81 second
Rosimiro Is TO u third. Time: 1:N%.
Third race, mile and twenty yards: Prince
Gal q to 100 won, Stanley "A to u second,
Guy Fisher Is to u third. Time: 1;4S.
Fourth race, six furlongs: Ben Loyal a
to u won, Tim Pippin q to u second
Time: 1:13sS.
Star Charter C1 to 81 won, Rogon a to u
second, Amalfi Q2 to - third. Time; 1Ol2b.
Sixth race, mile and one-sixteenth: Ar
cite q to u won, star Actor q to o. second
Apologize Is to % third Time: l;4lb.
LATONIA, July 7.-Long shots were in
evidence today again. A muddy track con-
tributed materially to confusion of the bet
ting crowd. In the first race the mutuels
recorded better than 50 to on Mayor Head,
the winner, while 40 to was paid on Syl-
yestris in the second, race. Summarizes
First race five furlongs:. Mayor Head
straight, $3.50 Non Aaldeman (place,
$l1 .SO) second, Jack Weaver (show, SlO.9U)
second race, sylYestris .(straisht, 500 .sOl
sion (show, $500 third. Time: l:l52b.
Third race, one mile; Algronel straight.
So won, Mazor (place, SO second, The
Moat (show, $3.50 Third. Time: 1:46,
Fourth race, FIVE and one-nalf furlongs:
Golden Egg (straight, 50. won, Labold
(place, $4.5O) second, Messenger Boy (show,
81 400 third Timei i:0sM.
Fifth race six furlongs: Billy Bodemer
(straight) won, Ben Sand second, Admonltor
third Time. 1:15%. Mutuels: Billy Bodemer
Is 80 win, 81 place, $3.50 show Ben sand
$4.6O place, $3.50 show; Admonitor, $40
show.
Sixth race selling, purse 500, one mile and
won, Pirate Diana (t07, Jackson) second
Gold. Dust (104 Warren) third. Time
1:4sk Pat Sharp, Lady McNally, Autumn
Girl also ran. Lolita Greed, straight, $S.10
Pirate Diana. $3.50, place; Gold Dust, s2'5o
SALT LAKE CITY, July ,7.--Enfield took
the fourth race at Buena Vista in gallop
today. Results: a4
First race. five furloAgs: Adams 8 to b
won. Delfrlar q to 81 second. Abigail Is to
u third Time: 1:O22s
Second race, mileS Dave Welch a 70 u
won, Chief Desmond (6 TO y second, Al
mena (lb TO u, third, Time; 1;42%.
Third race, six fnrlongs; Albion q to u
won, Emma g to p second, May sutton
(6 to y third. Time: LEY,
won, Ocean Queen 70 to p second, Spohn
"a to 81 third, Time: l:13M
Fifth race, six furlongs: Marian Casey Is
to 81 won, Annie Wells (l3 to p second,
Hannis go TO u third. Time: 1:14+
sixth race mile; Convent Belle III to u
won, Cigar Lighter % to p second, Smiley
Metzner e to u third. Time; l:424s,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-08
JACK SAYS HE'LL Go TO EURoPE
Doesn't want to Fight for Year with
Anybody,

Anybody,
GRAND ISLAND, Neb., July T-"Just say
for me that Langford hasn't got q
chance" said Worlds Champion Jack
johnson last night, I'm not going to fight
again for one year, l think 1 nave been
square with the American people and
have done all / can be asked to do for
awhile. l have put up five fights in rapid
succession. / believe 1 am entitled to take
some time before going into the ring again.
II am going to Europe and I'LL some OF
the numerous contracts Sln receiving and
that have here now" pointing to a bunch
of letters alongside table from which
Johnson and Mrs johnson were eating
dinner.
mo, / shall not 80 TO Europe at once"
Johnson continued In answer TO query.
but about In september.
what about the plcturesf" asked the
champion, who had not received the news
OF the day with reference to the many
movements here and there in the direction
OF forbidding the exhibition OF the John
son-J effres films,
When Informed about the directions al
Washington. the declaration OF Governor
Hadley and other movements, johnson re-
piled: We'll. I'm not surprised at it, and
especially a, Washington and Il was said
with a well-i-can-stand-it air, since he has
disposed of his share OF the picture rights
Johnson's train was two hours late. but a
crowd OF good nRtured men and women
remained at the station 70 get a glimpse
OF the Reno winner,
There were repeated calls for him, bui
he paid not the least attention, and did
not show himself. oven the window shades
being tightly drawn.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-08
HOW TO SLEEP OUTDOORS
Pamphlet OF Directions Issued by the
atiOnRI Tuberculosis Assoc
citation.

Directions for living and sleeping in the
openalr," is the title Of pamphlet sent
out today by the National Association for
the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
to It's local representatives in all parts of
the United States.
The pamphlet is meant to be a handbook
of Information for anybody who desires to
sleep out Of doors In his own home. 1t
emphasizes the fact that outdoor sleeping
is as desirable for the well as for sick. The
booklet will be sent free of charge TO any
one applying for IL at the headquarters OF
the National Association for the study and
Prevention OF tuberculosis In New York
or to the secretary OF any Heal or state
anti-tuberculosls association.
Some of the subjects Of which the pamph-
let treats are how to take the open-air
treatment in a tenement housei how to
build a small shack or cabin on flat roof
in the city; how to make one comfortable
while sleeping outdoors either in hot or
cold weather; how to arrange a porch on
country house and how TO build cheap
porch; the construction OF tents and tent
houses: the kinds of beds and bedding to
use in outdoor sleeping, and various other
topics The book Is well illustrated and
attractively prepared.
The object of the book is to suggest par
ticularly to consumptyes who cannot Sc
cure admission TO a sanitarium how they
can be treated at home under the direction
Of a physician, In view Of the fact that
there are less than 1900 hospital beds IN
the United States for consumptives and
fully 800 900 Who should be In hospitals the
National association urges that more at
tention be paid to sleeping In properly pro-
vlded places At home, and that IN every
case the best be made of the patients en-
vlronment.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-08
KANSAS CITY WINS TWICE
Wallops Leaders in American Asso-
citation Two Times.
FIRST GAME GOES TEN INNINGS
Brandon Docs Much 90 Cinch First
Game by His Clean Pitching
Love Hit Hard I'm
second,

KANSAS CITY, July 1.-THE locals took
a double-header today from Minneapolis
the leaders In the American association.
The pitching OF Brandon did much toward
winning the first game, score, to o. loves
hitting told for the locals In the second.
They picked up two runs and tied the
score In the ninth and in the tenth put over
the winning run. The score was 4 to 3
Score, first game:
Minneapolis ..,......0 % 0 0 0 o
Kansas Clty.,..,,,...t -
Two-base hits: Hunter 20. Double plays:
Altizer to Williams to Gill, Altizer 70 VII
liams TO Rossman. Struck out: BY Altrock,
2; by Brandon, I. First on errors: Mime
apolis, /; Kansas City, 2. base on balls; OFF
Altrock, >, Left on bases: Minneapolis, {;
Kansas city, 5. Time: 1880. Umpires: owens
and Cusack.
Score second game:
Minneapolis .,....i o 0 0-3
Kansas City.....,0 0 o ! o o o 0 IA
Two TWo-base hits Altizer, James
Love. Hits: OF Sage, 4 IN nIne innings; of
Hughes, 2 none OUT; off Essck in six
and two-thirds inningsi off Rhoades, 2 in
three and third innings Sacrifice hits;
Love. Sacrifice fly; Mccormick Stolen
bases. Love, shannon, Cravath, Williams.
Double play: Rhoades TO Love To Hunter.
Struck out BY Sage, 6; by Rhoades, 2 Base
on balls: OFF Sage, 6; off Hughes, 2; off
Essick 2. Left ON basesG Minneapolis, 81;
Kansas City, 3. Wild Pitch Sage: Time
2O5. Umpires: owens and Cusack.
AID ASSN ht
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-08
HAMILTON EXCEEDED LIMIT
Such il the Verdict of the CorOner's
Jury Over Body of Dead Mes
senger BOY.

The coroner's Jury IN the inquest held
Wednesday afternoon over the body of Ellis
Robinson, the messenger boy who was run
over and killed Monday evening by an auto
mobile driven by Robert Hamilton, jr.,
found that Hamilton was guilty of exceed
ing the speed limit and was responsible for
the death Of Robinson The decision OF
the jury was; ''That Elliott Robinson came
to his death by being run down by an auto
driven by Robert Hamilton, jr, and that
said Hamilton was exceeding the lawful
speed limit and should be held for further
investigation by the county attorney"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-08
2, I'd PhiIadeInhIn. o. 4.
PHILADELPHIA.


'Batted for Moren in the ninth,
"Batted for Titus in the ninth.