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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-06
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) II Oionapplis, Sr6, l.. San.
I'm oid)ter 9tebel, Ser beute tpab~
10 oes aaase,l Cages bier in Ser
,toot uno IN Ser gan5en l1nrgegeno
rrlbte gab @eranlailung gu bret I'm
Ten, sic iid ouf oeri6ieoenen Giro
ababnlinien. creigneten. Ser
.llin1n1lte oieler l1nfdle miro aus
reenfielo, S10., ge1neloet. Sort fol-
oirte11 5mei @agen Ser Serre Saute,
indianapolis & galtern Graction
sooo. Stint Eerlonen muroen per-
g,bt, orei 10 gefabrlih, ooB tie mabr-
5lpi>1lih lterben per6en. 9ieie 1ino:
1la11ae MoIal1o BON Stem @altle, SSno.,
ybor(e5 @epers aus Greenfield, S11o.,
ms IS. e. &opla aus @lepelono> g.,
seioe @age1o puroen bei 6em fnrbt=
a,ren 3nfon1u:enprau crit in Sic So
! gebobe11, bann 5ur 5eite gei6leu=
9rt uno tbeilmeiie 5ertriimmert. Cine
5peite &ollilion fan6 IN Ser geabe 0te=
If 5toot auf ser Sen Sur 2inie
att; Elm Mann, 2lop0 Mltmann, mur=
], getootet. Sci ser brttten aoai=
IN, sic iih ouf ser 2tnie ser eeSnoba=
1polis, Columbus & Soutbern Srac=
ION 2inie nabe @reenmoo0, Ssto., er=
iqnete, muroe 9fien1ano perlebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-06
Wfooris hilft.

% nagua, Mcaragua, 1. San.
Nrdii0ent Maoria fat $4,000 in
@olo geibidt, um sic 9lrbait Ser &C.
ienidaft 0es 9fotben &reu5es unter
sen &riegsgefangeren in 8lueftel0s
gu unteritiiten. 0ie @enerale Goleoo
urt0 8asque5 itno na6 ser 6ront be-
oroert moroen. General Goleoo miro
ii6 angebli6 na6 @reptomn begeben,
no Elm stngriff auf sic &egierungs-
trupper, Sic iebt Sic Sta6t beiett bal=
ten pern1utbet miro. Sen. &asque5
gebt, mie es beute bier bieB, nod 9lcop-
apa, NO es mabri9einli@ idon in sen
nd9iten Gagen 5lt elmer 56la6t fon1-
n1en miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-06
@ a ibington /. San.

n SS q y n g II, j. SaH.
/ Sn @eiBen Sous fano berte, lpie
,rp6brlib alf eriten Sage bes ne1en
sabres, ser Iblibe geeuiabrsempfang
S,tt. 3uerlt ma6ten Sic Mintiter,
Hnu Sic ausn1rtigen Gtplonlaten, Die
Selrutoren l1no slbgeoroneten, Die bo6z
i,n 5taatsbeonlten uno sic Sffi5iere
IS @eeres lmo Ser 5lotte bem Bralt=
Asten ibre Ml1f flpartung. Die @ratlt=
sen luuroeu oem 2anoes Sber=
! I a'AApon Oberlt Spencer @osbp, oem
te1N'e re- & I oorlrlts" oes @eiBen 3aules
: -sllll[l''Fgsllt. " Sic gnpfangsrdume i'm
9os 81 i Saus 1raren nit @lumen,
: l,,alDen lmo Gopfgelpa6len auf's
ltytiglte geihn1iieft uno boten ein
srous ar5ieben0es 9ilo. Ser gn1=
Jig fir Sic 9iirgeri6aft int alge=
aren begunn Inn 1 llbr uno bauer
titnu5 langer ais 5lpei Stun6en.
at Gait, ole 1ib bon tbrer leBten
is1fbeit i1nn1er nod ni6t gang err
oft bot, nobn1 5nar an 0em @mpfang
sell, n1uBte lid aber mieoerbolt IN
II 9lebelr5inmer 5uriid5ieben, Inn
;eniq1tens fir einige sllgenblide Der
1uI,e 5u pflegen. 9eim offentli6en
,piong idiittelte Ser Hralioent o.
5 Nerl rlonen Sic Sano.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-06
Gin @ieienice.
&bilip opel, 1. San.

Slt=9fun1elien lit beute BON einen1
fur6tbaren l1npetter beimgelnbt
moroer. geit so Sabren fat man sort
0erartige stiirme un0 &egengiille, mie
iie beute in ienen @egen6en miitbent.
nidt mebr erlebt. ltnabiebbare 2an=-
oeritredet 1teben unter @oiier, nno
na9 SEN lebten beute 9bero bier ein-
getroffe1ten 9eadridten baben biele.
Nerionen in SEN Slutben ibren Gob.
gefu110en. 9auien6e 5tiid 8ieb uno
Gfer6e lino ltmgefommen, bunoerte
bon &duiern fortgei6menu1t uno ein-4
5elne Dorfer pernidtet. Die nieorig.
gelegettea1 Sbeile 6ieier 5ta0t iteben
unter @aiier, uno ser @ertebr fann
nur our9 8oote unterbalten tpcr6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-06
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itanoigt, ionoern auh nod 0ur6 por-
trefflid ausgeriiitete Silfstruppe1 IN
ben Stan6 geiebt lpuroerL es nit Dem
.@egner a1f8pnebmen. Die @enerdle
Der Gebellen baben ii6 bea,te 6urd ibr
gbreniport oa5u Derpfidtet, bei ibrem..
sJylubrer General gitraba aus5u6alte1,
Biz oie lebte Spur bon u8elupais-
mus" in Mcarag1a nusgerottet iit.
Das alnerifaniide &anonenboot ga,
gle" iit beute nod 8oeas BEL Goro
abgegaltgen, nm epentneu 2eben uno
gigentbunr bort aniaiiiger slmerifaner
gu i6Isen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-06

Duncan, SSobn Mitdeu, SSames g.
Connect, .. q. Sapes, @iQiam ..
@ubar. ssolepb s. Galentine, Sobn 81.
Mpine, s. 9. Yerbam un0 Sebn 9.
9ennon. 8etreffs Ser sen MngeItel-
ten oes 5tabltrults gegebenen Mftien
lagt @onperS: r0ieies lit ablt6tltde
Edui@ung; benn 0urd 8eite6nng bon
einigem @enigen miu Ser Sruit Die
rie1ige Maioritdt ser 9lrbeiter anslan<
gen. Die 9lngeitellten, Ste an Dem
,@elpinn=9lntbeilplan" betbeiligt iino,
bat man nit GROCER Sorgfalt allSge=
pdblt uno brau6t iie 0a5u, INN oie
anoeren 0apon ab5ubalten, 6aB tie fir
8ellerung ibrer Gage eintreten."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-06
amnosebmns fir Nnterifa.
@rana6a, Wcoragno, 3. s

@rn II d D d, yttcQragud, 8. eSan.
8ei ei11etn 8eiude amerifanii9er
Marineoffi3iere in Granada tam es
gu ipontaren &l111ogebltngen 5lt @nn-
lten 6es @rGiioeatten Gaft, bes
5taatsfefretars @nor l1n6 Der @erei<
nigten Staaten. Bei ei1em 5u @bren
ser Dffi3iere gegebenen @abelfrub-
itud iprad Daoio Arelona, elmer Der
angeiebeniten 8iirger Ser Staot, iein
l,no 0es gan5en Bottles 8eoanern
nber Sic grefution bon @roce nno
Cannon aus, sic ais cine S6an6tbat
bingeiteut uuroe, fir pelde 9elapa
ollain perantnortlid 81. n1aden tpdre.
slGgemeiner elrtbniiaitiider geifa4
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-06
,A2pbf Mus5eidJnans.
Me il n d e n. 3. :

Ser 8rin5regent bon 8apern bat
gu Mitglieoern oes Marin1ilians=Or=
0ens erna1put: SS1r Der Abtbeilung fiir
@iI''5s Iddf II ser oroe i!den &rofeiior
s,s oer l1niperiitdt Berlin Dr. Mooli
Sarnab urro Sen @ebeinen &atb Or.
&obert Sod in @erlin; in Ger Mb=
tbeilung fir &unit; BEN preuBii6en
@ebeimen Oberbauratb Dr. 2uoptg
@offmann uno sen or6entli9en Aro=
fel1or an Ser &gl. Mfaoenie ser Bill
oen6en aiittite in Miin@en, &ugo
Jrbrn. b. @abermann.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-06
aampf segen stabltruit.
IS a I 81 ngtoM I. San.

3 ~ DFt ~ u !" l. Su't.
8eambe ser Nmerican federation Of
Qubor erlieBen beute Mbeno eine1t
lAnfruf an Die 1,54O,OOO Wttgl1e0er
ser Drganiiatio1, in Dem es beibt, bob
Elm syonos aufgebradt meroen ion, I'M
Wen 5tabltrnlt gu befdn,pfen. Des
Beiteren miro in Sem Mnfruf betont,
k1aR sic &prporation @en glrbeitern
1fein6l6 yegeniberitebt Gs iolen io-
fort $154,OOO aufgebra6t meroen.
Scr Mnfruf lit bon 5annel @ompers
.als 8roiibent. .Srapf Morriion a1s
gefretdr nno Sen folgen6en 8erionen
dis D;seftoreu unter5eiha1et: Sanes
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-06
3uan5is @erione,, pcrlett.
M 0 ntreaI, Auebec, 1. San

N ntreal, Quebec, /. San.
8abren6. Ser Mitternadts3ug Ser
Ganaoian 8acifte giienbabn, Der ta9
Quebec befti1nmt NOR, Iebte gea9t an
Ger Station Nlace 8iger btelt, fano
unter Der 5tationsplatfor11r eine@rplo=
fton itatt .Bpnben in Ser gf1be oes gu
aes itebet1Den &erlonen mur6en %
lhmsr perlebt. git15elne &erione11
uuroen bei,rabe 80 SUB in Sic &obe
geidieuoert Ser 3ug lpur0e nur
ga1t5leidt belb1oigt.
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g}imnt Grphibittpnsaeieke ei,1.

{ @irmingban a nL Mla., 1. San.
/ Iet 5taotrotb bon Birmingham
1t ge1teril Sic itautli6en &robtbitions=
te]ese als real1lare itdotil6e Or0inan=
1T ongenon1n1en. 8isber batte Ste
kEtaot Sen Stoatsgeieten gemaB ge=
3labelt, cine @ntiheiorng Ser Sltpre=
1e Court aber ltieB oQe oieSbe5iiglt=
Sel1 erfiibrungen tint, nno oiele
|eltte meroen aus Ser @aft entlallen
ler0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-06
Memjabrstpiinide.
50 a aihinaton, 3. eSal

E5@ 20 u y ~ y y ~, -. Ou.''
= Yrdiioent gaft erbielt geeuiabrsgra<
tulationen bon &ailer 8iDelm, &o-
Mig. MIbert, 6en1 ateuen Wonar6er Ser
Belgier, uno &onig Gictor emanuel
bon stalien. 9ie Depeibe 6es 6eut-
1den &atlers loutete: rMeine beiten
@iini9e gu einem gliidliden neuen
sSsabr sSbnen uno Dem antertfanti6en
Bolfe." - 8rGiibent Gaft ertpi0erte:
.Gm. Moieltat 8otidaf oes guten
s@inens miro bo6 atoerfannt nnb berg
! si6 ertpioert. Sm Mamen 6es ameri=
Tanilden @olfes tpiini6e i9 Sbnen
5. ms 6em 0euti6en golfe @eiun0beit
aln6 qsrosperitGt i'm neuen Sabre"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-06
8ptld)after= =@ed,iel.
50 len. 1. San.

V I e Il, l. eSdn.
9luf 1em oiterrei9ii9-ungaril
8oti9afterpoiten am Auirinal trttt
ein @ehlel Elm. Ser htsbertge Ser
treter Ser 9oppelnonarbie am italie-
niihen @ofe, @raf b. 2iibom, legt oie
@urbe nieoer, ba er bel oem iinglt
gen1eloeten Bairsi6ub ins Serrenbons
oes &ei9sratbs berufen tDoroen lit.
@rof 2iikotp beflei0ete oen Soften lett
Sem 18. Mpril oes Sabres 1904.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-06
@eridjntelsnng in, Gauge.
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SEEM yorf, 3. San.
S. g. Morgan, 81. S. &pan un6
6. g. Morto11 bereinigten it9 am
Montag in Seem Dorf gu elmer Eruit=
geieaibaft, 6ie i'm gon5en Elm 4apt=
toll bon $15O,OO0,00O un1faBt. Durd
6ie gereintgung Ser 6rei @eienidaf=
ten, Ser Guaranty Sruit 60, ser
Morton Gruft 60. un6 Ser GiHb Mbe.
me Eruit @ompnnp, fommen orei
groBe Sinan5inititute unter 6en Na-
men Guaranty Gruit So. unter einen
Snt. @s lit 0ies bienei6t 0ie gr0fte
@ei6afts sberi9meG5ung 6ieier Mrt, 6te
in ben Ser. Staaten ie por9efommen
ifi.
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&}fer S6eil.
NenjabrSfeier u,.to.,

saft id,iittclte iber 5000 &erioucn sic
Sano. - Sin glan5cnbes Sdan=
ipiel. - Jran Saft, bic itd bon
ibrer &ranfbett i,nmer mod ntdt
pu4itanoig erbult hat, nabm audi
m bem @mpfang Sbeil. Mitslie-
! scr oes biplumatiidwn aprps erres.
1 ten in ibren soloitrutenben l1nifor-
men al1gcmeines 9lnfieben.
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sJabreanq Gpub, Mnnea, Dnraae, 9anuar, 1910.

'pur0e laut, aIs Apelona 0ie Gre1n0<
i6aft ser @ereinigten 5taaten fir Ni<
earagua un6 I'M algenteine,1 fir Sea-
tionen, 0ie nm ibre l1nabbdngigfeit 5u
fan1pfen batten pries. Die 8ebor-
SEN batten oieier 9emonitration fein
&in6erniB in Sen 8eg gelegt.
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@cgenbeindl iteht bepur.
g e rIin. 8. esntt

@raf b. Mebrentbal, Ser oiterpei-
@iidtungariide Miniiter oes MeuBe.
rem, miro, tpte bon beitunterri6teter
5eite perla1tet, I'M @erlanf oes 900
mats aSebrnar nad Der 0elttlben
&eibsbauptfta6t fonnen. gs ban0elt
ei1pet @egenbeil,d ffiir oie gii<
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-24
Senator Warner
Will Retire Now
Veteran Missourian Announces He
Will Not Be Candidate for Re-
Nomination Again.

WASHINGTON, Aug. Ex-senator WILL
liam Warner of Missouri announced to-
night that he would not be a candidate for
reelection to the United States senate. The
announcement was made in formal state
ment addressed to the republicans Of Mis-
souri," 1t followsi
II announce that l shall not be a candi-
date for reelection to the senate OF the
United states. My health will not permit.
The making Of this announcement is to me
matter of deep regret, because l feel 1t
Will be disappointing to my friends and
more loyal or disinterested friends no man
ever had / make no attempt to convey to
them my heartfelt thanks for the consider
alton OF me in the past. For such an at
tempt would but reveal the poverty OF
words at my command"
The senator is in his seventy-first year
and for several months has not been in
good health The strain Of the tariff SEES
sion affected him seriously and the heavy
work OF the session recently ended did not
tend to improve his condition. His term
expires March 8 next
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-24
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

J. Ii. Compton of Kansas City, general
travelling passenger agent OF the Lehigh
Valley railroad stopped off in Omaha Tues
day.
f. A. Couslno, general western passenger
agent, and NJ. +. Marsh, travelling pas
senger agent of the West Shore railroad,
arrived in Omaha Tuesday.
w. ii. Sanders, who has been with the
Dunning Hardware company for a number
of years, has taken a position with the
Patton Bowman Hardware company.
Sheriff e. f. Bradley is spending a three
weeks vacation in California, He Joined
Mrs Bradley at San Francisco and they
Will spend the time in San Francisco and
Los Angeles.
J. q. Mcbride, the veteran gate keeper at
the Union station, who has been in the con-
tinYpus employ OF the Union Pacific for
forty years. leaves Wednesday for Glenwood
Springs for a months vacation.
ID. w. Dickinson. clerk to United States
Attorney Howell, accompanied by Assistant
Attorney A. w. Lane OF Lincoln, has been
In Plainview, Neb. the last few days TAX
which are 70 be tried at the coming term OF
court.
MIR. and Mrs. Goldberger OF New York
who comes on business, is the owner OF the
Corridor and International hotels, two OF
New York's best known hostelrtes.
Private car Constitution" with Mrs. j. c
Jordan, wife OF the millionaire lumbermar
OF San Francisco passed through Omaha
Tuesday evening. Mrs. Jordan Is returning
from the east, where she went with the
body OF her husband that he might be
buried In his old homo
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-24
Golden Wedding
IN South Dakota
Mr.. and Mrs. William Weber Cele-
brate Anniversary by Receiving
Hundreds of Friends.

MITCHELL, S. D., Aug %. Especially
Fifty years of welded life, filled with hap
piness and prosperityis the portion which
has come to Mr.. and Mrs. William Weber,
who have made their home in Jerauld coun-
ty since the year 1891, and moving to Wes-
sington Springs year or two ago. The &C.
casion of the celebration was an import
ant event in the social life OF washington
Springs, and the invited list extended into
the hundreds. The house was inadequate
to hold the people who were present, and
two large tents were secured and set up
on the vacant lots adjoining the Kebber
residence. The parlor tent was handsomely
decorated with gold colors, with white
to complete the harmony, and the second
tent was used for the big dinner which was
served In the parlor tent Mr.. and Mrs
Weber received their guests at noon an
immense row OF people were there ready
to extend their congratulations. With all
the relatives and friends, there were $50
people seated at the tables in the tent, the
guests being grouped with reference to
rlations and friendships. The arrange
ments required for the dinner were numer-
Gus and were carried out by corps Of
women.
There were present at the celebrat ton
three couples who were also present at the
wedding fifty years ago. When the din
ner was served, program was presented
by the young people that took up a good
portion of the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weber were married at
Rcckton, ILL.,, and spent most OF their early
life on farm. Mr.. Weber turned his at
tention to inventions a few years after he
was married and his name is connected
with some of the greatest agricultural in
Ventions OF those days, and which really
started the idea of labor-savinE machinery
on the farm. At Rockton Mr.. Weber de-
voted his time to the manufacture of farm
machinery and on December q, 1867 he
completed the first real two-horse reaper on
which he secured a patent and later man.
ufactured these machines on a large scale
They were received at first with consider
able doubt by the farmers in those days,
but demonstration by the inventor was
sufficient to prove the merit Of his har-
vesting machine. Mr.. Weber also invented
the angle sieve tanning MILL a patent
lever farm gate, and also the sickle section
that is now in use on mowers After
twelve years of manufacturing of these i'm
plements, Mr.. Weber had TO give up on
account OF i'll health. He then moved TO
Ogle county, Illinois and bought 24O acres
OF land In 1888, living there three years. In
1891 they moved to South Dakota, and have
gained a fine competence They raised
two sons and one daughter. one of the
| sons, william, and the daughter, being
present at the golden anniversary
The worthy old couple was presented
with many handsome presents during the
day by the close friends they have made in
the state. About twenty-five people were
present from Illinois and Iowa
advertise 1t In The Bee Want Ad columns
and get quick results. f.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-24
State Fair Of
South Dakota
Board of Agriculture Announces
Number Of New Features for
Big Show.

HURON, s. D., Aug. 23.-( Especial. )-Secre-
tary McIlvaine Of the state Board of Agr-
culture, announces special features for this
years fair. He has arranged for prac-
teal demonstration of modern steam plow
ing. This will be participated in by at least
twelve manufacturers. Cultivated ground in
close proximity TO the fair grounds has
been secured for the demonstration.
Special train service over ALI roads has
been completed by the Great Northern and
South Dakota Central, announcing a rate
OF one fare for the round trip during fair
week. The former will run special trains
from Albee, making connections at Water
town. The South Dakota Central will run
special excursion train TO connect with
the regular trains Of the Northwestern at
Arlington, September 10 to 16 inclusive.
Application for space by Hughes county
people has been made and the exhibit ex-
ceeding in magnitude and variety, will be
here early.
The board has issued decree to the
public that all exhibits must be In place
before 10 o'clock in the forenoon OF Mon
day September IL. This has ben designated
as Beadle county day, and it is the purpose
of the management to have everything in
readiness at that time. Exhibits received
after that date will be refused.
Thursday and Friday, September Is and
49, have ben set aside as editors day. The
State Press association will hold it's meeting
on those dates and at the same time viii
also be held the session OF the South Da-
kota Ben Franklin clubs.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-24
TENNIS TOURNAMENT
Wright Defeats Mclaughlin in sixth
Round of ChnmpiOnship

NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. 2S.-Playing in
splendid form, Beals c. Wright of Boston
today debated Maurice E. Mclaughlin of
California in straight sets in the sixth
round of the all-comers lawn tennis tourna-
ment for the national championship on
the Casino courts here today. a hard
match had been anticipated between the
east and the west, but Mclaughlin found
the former champions strokes invincible
and was able to win but eight games.
I. G. Bundy, another Pacific coast player
and winner with 7. w. Hendrick OF the Pa
cific coast doubles championship this year,
today defeated w. b. Cragin, Jr.
Tomorrow Wright will meet Whitney and
Colston will play Bundy. The finals will
come on Wednesday and the challenge
match on Thursday, II the weather holds
good.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-24
EmperOrs of Japan and Island
Country Are Thought TO Have
Signed Convention.

SEOUL, Korea, Aug. 2S.-There Is good
reason for believing that a convention be-
tween the emperor of Korea and the en-
peror Of Japan, providing for the annexa-
ton of Korea by Japan, was signed here
last night Monday by VI Wan Yon, the
Korean premier and Viscount Terauchi,
the japanese resident general, but official
silence in the premises is profound and the
entire proceeding is screened in mystery
Monday morning the members of the
Korean cabinet paid visit to the emperor
and afterwards called on Viscount Terauchi,
who will pay his last visit to the emperor
today (Tuesday). The city Of Seoul IS
closely guarded as are all the persons and
residences OF Korean and Japanese officials.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-24
Names.
EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS
CheeryOla Carries OFF VassaP Selling
Stakes at Saratoga.

SARATOGA. N. Y, Aug. 2S.--Cheeryola,
the to favorite easily won the Vassar
selling stakes, the feature OF the card, here
today. She was heavily played. Follie Levy
and Mexoana set the pace, leading by ten
lengths to the upper turn. Here, however,
Benschoten began crowding Cheeryola
along and coming with a rush she took
the lead at the last sixteenth and won
handiy. Results:
First race, mile Chapultepec Is to u
won, Norbitt second, Huck third. Time:
lao.
Second race, Hunters steeplechase handi-
cap, about two and a half miles: Prince
Hampton g to 10) won, o. X. second. Indi-
ola third. Time: $3.50. Sam Ball lost rider
Third race, mile: Cheeryola % to 81 won,
Jaequelina second, Follie Levy third. Time
1884,.
Fourth race mile and an eighth: Super
stition a 10 u won, Bob r. second, Cheek
third. Time 1:52B
Fifth race. seven furlongs: Imitator q to
y won, Spohn second, Greenbridge third
Time: 1926.
Sixth race, six furlongs: Ben Lasca g to
y won, Shooting Spray second Royal
Lodge third. Time: 1:l41S.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-24
STANTON WINS FAST GAM
Takes Contest from Valentine, Three
to Two,

STANTON Neb., Aug. ES-(Special Tele-
gram. )-StantOn won a fast game OF ball
from the Valentine team today by a score
of to 2. The feature of the game was the
Phillips, who struck out ten men and al
lowed only one hit. Rouesine, shortstop
for Valentine, made a star catch. The
same teams play here tomorrow. Martin
Will pitch for stanton and Grimes for Val
entne Score: RH.E
stanton ..,............. OOO0S 7 )
Batteries: Stanton, Phillips and PERSON.
Valentine, Cayler and Cox. Struck out: BY
Phillips, 10; by Cayler, l. Time; l:l5. UNI
pire: A. A. Antics
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-24
RIFLE CHAMPIONSHIP
United states Infantry Team In
erenses Lend by Three Points.

CAMP PERRY, o., Aug. 23.-The United
States infantry rifle team, which took the
lead this morning on the first ZOO yards)
stage of the national match, increased 1t by
three points this afternoon on the 6OO-yard
targets. 1t has scored 1895.
Service teams are second and third, the
cavalry and navy, and then comes the
leader of the militia, Massachusetts, and
crowding 1t are the Annapolis cadets. New
ranks sixth by reason of its 6O0-yard world 8
record score of $50. On the basis of the
classification of 1903 the leaders tonight in
class b are District of Columbia, Eleventh,
1867; Texas, Twelfth, 1865; Oklahoma, Thir-
teenth, 1866; New Jersey, Fourteenth, 1868.
In class the four high are: Kansas,
Twenty-third, 1912; Arizona. Twenty
seventh, 1893; North Dakota, Twenty eighth,
1881; Florida, Thirty second, 1912. The first
ten teams scored as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-24
AIRSHIP FALLS ON MAN;
FIRST SUIT IS BROUGHT
wright and BrOOkins, Defendants
Following Breaking OF Arms by
Plaintiff.

AsBURY PARK. N. j., Aug. 23.-what Is
said to be the first suit for damages alleged
TO have been inflicted by falling aero
plane on an spectator was brought here to-
day against Wilbur Wright Walter Brook
ms and the Asbury Park Motor and Aero
club.
Maurice soruck asks $4,000 for a broken
arm. which. he says, he suffered when
Walter BroOkin's biplane crashed into the
grandstsnd last week and injured the
aviator and eleven others.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-24

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GIon Throvvn nIxon,

NORTH PLATTE, Neb., Aug. 3.-(Spe-
cial. )-George Gion, champion heavy weight
wrestler OF Nebraska, defeated Kid Dixon,
champion light weight wrestler OF America
In a handicap match, Gion to throw Dixon
twice in an hour Gion secured falls in
twenty mine and eighteen minutes respect
lively. IL was the best match North Platte
has ever seen.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-24
CornIeu smut. Out Humphrey.

Cornlea defeated the Humphrey aggregation
in a score here yesterday OF to o. which
was a surprise to the big crowd OF rams
an errorlass game and held the visitors
down 10 2 hits, Batteries: Cornlea, ok and
Kruss; Humphrey, Zavadil, Zavadil and
Tieskoetler. Umplres: Bender and Brltton.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-24
BIG LEAGUE CLUB OPTIONS
Hamilton and Meter of Omaha Sub
iect to ST. LOuia Tenmn.

Hamilton ana Meter OF Omaha Sub
Ject to st, Louis Teams.
CINCINNATI o., Aug. 23-The National
Baseball commission today announced the
list Of options on minor league players,
exercised by major league clubs, and ap-
proved, including the following:
American league-By Washington, from
Peoria, Mercer; by Detroit from Rock Is
ita, Koerner; from Des Moines, owens:
from Quincy, D1rg by St Louis, from
Springfield, Ill, Earl Hamilton; from
Omaha, Corridor.
National league-By Brooklyn, from
Sioux City, IL. H. Meyers; by Cincinnati,
from Denver, Alvin Dolani by Chicago,
from Spokane, Keener; from Lincoln, Gest
by st. Louis. from Omaha, Meter