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Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-31
EXCURSION TRAIN is
DERAlLED AT COL UMBUS, o
One Car il Overturned and Several
Persons Are slightly In
jued.

COLUMBUS, o., Aug. 50.-Hocking Val
lev train No. 30, Toledo to Columbus, mar
rowly escaped a serious wreck this morning
when one of tn coaches loaded with visit
ors to the state fair left the rails just after
the train had crossed bridge near Glen
tangy park on the outskirts Of Columbus
No one was seriously injured, though many
Of the passengers received minor bruises
and cuts.
The car as 1t left the rails went humping
along the ties and when the train was
stopped turned in an angular position. The
passengers were thrown in heaps and one
or two, il is said, jumped through windows
into a ditch. A moment later the car
turned over and settled on its side in the
roadbed. Several OF the passengers who
were left in il we're drawn out through
windows.
The accident was caused by the wrecked
car jumping a switch. The first tive OF the
eight coaches passed over the switch
safely. The train was running slowly ana
when the sixth car left the rails was quickly
stopped.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-31
Belgium is Making
Military Preparations
Measures Being Taken to Enforce
Neutrality in Case of War Be
tween France and Germany.

LIEGE. Belgium, Aug. 3O.-A sensation
has been cerated among the Belgian peo-
pie, especially near the boundary Of France
and Germany. by the military precautions
which are being put into effect by the
Belgian government
A military council was held yesterday at
the villa OF Lieutenant General Hellebaut,
the minister Of war, at which the COM
mandants of all the frontier defenses and
other military authorities were present.
The conference was called to consider
measures to preserve the neutrality of the
country in the event of war between
France and Germany, so as TO prevent the
violation of Belgian territory by either
combatant or by Great Britain should that
country become involved in the conflict.
Great military activity has been in evil
dence during the last two days.
Specific instructions, il is understood
have been sent to the commanders Of
troops concerning the blowing up Of
bridges and the destruction of railways
should war break out.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-31
OMAHA BATS OUT VICTORY
Rourke's Tribe Takes Last of Des
Moines Series, Eight to Two.
HUSTON HIT HARD AND TIMELY
ThOmsson, stick Hero Of Game. Cracks
Out -Four Hits In -Four Times at
Bat-wIIIIams Gets Ions
triple.

DIES MONIES, la, Aug. @.-'SpeelaI
Telegram -Timely biffs by Rourke
crew gave Omaha lopslded win over Des
Moines here today by the score Of to 2.
Miscues by Des Moines at critical times
aided Rourke's men to win, and failure
to lift in pinches was the cause OF the
small score by the locals. Robinson had
his splitter working well and held the op-
posing batsmen under control at all times
Hueston was banged all over the lot in
the last two innings. and seemed powerless
before the Omaha willow wielders. Thorn
ason's spectacular hitting was one OF the
features OF the game, he having scored a
clean loo per cent for the game after
walking up to bat four times and coming
away clean every time. In the first in
ming Thomson lived on first when Mattick
made a boot and with two dead, scored
on Kane's single to right. In the third he
scored another run when he doubled to
left and scored on Schoonover's safety
Schoonover stole second and crossed the
plate when Arbogast stung the grass with
a liner down TO third base
Two more runs were chalked up by
Rourke's clan when Arbogast was passed
and advanced to second on Robinson's sac
rlfice fly. Graham fumbled Scanlon's
grounder. and a single by Thomson
scored Arbogast and scanlon. In the
eighth Omaha chalked up four more, sew
ing up the game.
we're made In the first and third innings
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-31
O'TOOLE PITCHES AND WINS
High-Priced Twirler Pulls Himself
Out of Several Holes.
PIRATES DIVIDE DoUBLE.HEADER
hoston Loses First Game by score
Of SiH to Four and wins second
bS SIX TO NOthInR with Cy
Noung In BON.

BOSTON, Aug B.-Marty OToole. for
whose release from st. Paul, Pittsburgh
paid S22.j00 the highest price in base ball
history, made his debut today in a major
league game and Pittsburgh won the first
game OF double-header, 6 to 4. ICY
Young. who was released by Cleveland re-
Gently for his old age" was in the box
for the locals i'm the second game. and
smut out Pittsburgh. to 0. ORIOLES bow
to National league fans was made in COM
pany with Kelley. the catcher for whom
Pittsburgh paid st. Paul 5000. The young
pitchers showing was marred by nervous
ness. and his wildness placed him in a
hole number of times but he was strong
in the pinches and his nine strikeouts off.
set ten bases on balls. He hit safely twice
out OF four times at bat Kelley was weak
with the stick and gave way to Gibson.
Score first name,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-31
RUSSIAN BREAKS INTO SONG
Trainers Cheercd by Lyrical Roar
fOm GeOge HRckeusch midi
GOtch Takes Routine Work.

CHICAGO, Aug. SO.-Because George
Hackenschmidt burst into song the train
ing camp of the Russian lion was In an
optimistic frame of mind today. .r.
Roller, the big fellows trainer, said that he
had been waiting anxiously for the musical
eruption, as it always indicates that the
wrestler has reached the pink of condition.
"I have been waiting for him to sing ever
since we left England" said DR.. Roller.
at indicates his frame Of mind. II he were
worrying he wouldn't emit that lyrical
roar"
UNDERESTIMATE did a bit of light road
work today and INDUCED in a plunge in
the surf.
HUMBOLDT, la, Aug, 30-Frank Gotch
put in the day with his usual routine train
ing for his wrestling match with George
Hackenschmidt at Chicago on Labor day.
The cool weather which prevails here has
apparently not affected the condition of the
champion.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-31

! HASTINGS, Neb,, Aug. 3O--(Special Tele-
gram Hastings lost today. due entirely
/ to Umpire Kelly's poor work The SUI
| perior team bulldozed the umpire into
changing decisions which made the game
| a farce. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-31
eLIDDEN SUIT NOT DISMISSED
United states Court Refuses to Quash
Action Against Mrs. GLADYS
l.. l.. Woodward

NEW YORK. Aug. @.-Mrs GLADYS L.
Lamberton Woodward of Portland, ore,
today failed TO have the United states
circuit court dismiss an alienation suit FOL
SO 600 damages brought against her by Mrs
lean / Naczey Glidden Of Los Angeles aud
Inc case viii be tried here in October.
Mrs. Glddsn alleges that while she was
visiting her mother In chicago 7e's'a
years the defendant, former ua'Leu
nurse who had inherited the estate OF
millionaire patient met her husband pr
Putron Gidden. at California seaside re-
sort and induced him TO accompany mel
20 Europe and the far cast.
Since then. the complaint says 'he ne
PENDANT has married walter A. Woodward
a young bank clerk, formerly Of Roches'
ter. y. Y.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-31
PITTSBURGH

Pittsburgh ...........0 0 0 0 0 % 90
Two-base hits. Spratt. Campbell Hits: OFF
Hendrix, in five innings. off Steele In
two innings: off Ferry, mono In one inning
sacrifice hits: McKechnie, Carey, Young.
stolen bases: Leach Bridwell. Double
pay, j. Miller, Leach and NICK echnie. Left
ON bases: Boston, Z; Pittsburgh Il Base on
balls: Off Hendrix, 2; off Young ,; off
steele, l. Hit by pitched ball: BY Hendrix
Jackson; by Young. Byrne. Struck uIt: BY
Hendrix, G; by Young, ,. Time: 2:OS. I'm
pres: t'inneran and Rigler
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-31
COLUMBUS WINS FINAL GAME
Ends Season at Home with Close Win
Over Fremont.
PITCHERS BATTLE THROUGHOUT
Each Team Garners only SiH scattered
Hits--COIumbus scores Twice IN
seventh, Taking Hopeless
Coutest.

COLUMBUS Neb.. Aug. 3O.-tSpecial Tel
eeramJ closed the season on
the home grounds today with the finest
exhibition Of the national game seen this
year. 1t was a pitchers battle from start
to finish between Donovan and Smith. Ere
mont crack pitcher. Donovan having the
better of it, striking out tweleve men to
Smiths seven Each pitcher was hit for
six bingles three of Fremont's hits being
Of the scratch order. Leach made the most
spectacular catch of Bohner's fly IN the
eighth that was ever seen on the grounds.
SCnres
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-31
PITTSBURGH
Dated for weaver in eighth.

IWO-Dabe HII. WILSON. Inree-base mis-
Donlin. Hits: OFF Weaver, 10 in eight in
nings; off Tyler, in one inning. Sacrifice
hits: Leach =. Byrne, Killing, j. Miller
stolen bases: sweeney, Carey. Left on
balls: OFF Weaver, 8; off O'Toole, 10. Struck
out: BY Weaver. ?: by OToole 3. Passed
ball: Killing. Wild pitches: OToole. Weaver
llme; 2;N. Umpires: Rigler and Finneran.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-31
WAR ON ITALIAN CRIMINALS
New York Trying to Stem Wave of
Bomb Throwing and Kidnapping.
DETECTIVE BUREAU REoRGAN1zED
More Than Five Thousand EN-Co"-
victs Now said to he in the CttS
Italian Government WOr-
rIed over showinR.

NEW YORK. Aug 30-Au the italian
detectives in the city, seveuty-fiNe in mum
Der. we're summoned 20 police hoadduafteiS
today and assigned TO stem the wave OF
Italian crime Tho ser BUSINESS OF the sit
uation became apparent today. when It
was learned that the italian government
had received through its consul here ltst
Of crimes committed 10y natives OF thet
country here since the first OF the ~
and was much worried at the show me-
II stated trat the detective bureau has
list oC no less than 5000 eX-Itslian con
vicis believed to be In New York city Al
this time
The immediate provocauon Of the Italian
crime crusade was the two KIDNAPPING
cases reported TO the police yesterday
and stl unsoNed. In addition police
records show fourteen eases OF bomb
hrowing since July H.
The action Of Police Commissioner Waldo
uday practically revves the once famous
italian detective bureau which was dis
banded only a month ago.
Bomb Exploded In Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. Ca dynamite
bomb, believed to have been placed in post
ton by persons who had been refused
money. was exploded in front OF a house
in The southern section Of this city to-
day. causing considerable damage. No
person was hurt. The front OF the dwell
ing as well as that of the adjoining one
was wrecked, and ndows in houses
within a radius of a .ocll were smashed
on April last similar explosion oo-
CURED in front of the house which is oc-
cupied by Peter MsDcusco, a merchant. He
lad received letter demanding money
which was signed black hand. lie turned
the letter over TO the police, who were
unable to locate those responsible for the
explosion.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-31
FIVE MILLI0N-D0LLAR
SCHOOL FOR RAGLAN0, ALA.

NASHVILLE, Aug. e9-Ragland, Ala.
will get the five million dollar industrial
school for white children, which Is To be
established by the Southern Bureau Of
Education with funds TO be given, il Is
said. by John d. Rockefeller the Russell
Sage foundation. Mrs. r. II. Hartman
and others This was decided at a meet
ing In Nashville tonight OF the Board OF
Directors OF the bureau.
Ragland offered 800 acres for the site
200 lots Ia town, water power and other
considerations.
The site is about forty miles from
Birmingham.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-31

Creighton ......O o . 90 o I e. . 2
Stanton ........... o o 90 3
Batteries. Creighton. Brandt and Hal
grim; Stanton. Whalen and Gllsman.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-31
TENNIS MATCH is POSTPONED
Finals ut Newport Go over UntII
Thursday Because of the
Heavy Rain.

NEWPORT, r. J., Aug. 30.-Eain today
necessitated a postponement 81 the final
match in the all-comers' lava tennis
Tournament set for today. Tomorrow IL
the weather clears, Beals G, Wright of
Boston will play Maurice =. McI.sugllnn
of san Francisco for the riEht to eh,i-
lenge the holder OF the national cham
pionship, William y. Larned
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-31
wINsIDE CLOSES wIrH a WIN
Last Game of season Results In Defeat
of Huffte's Colts.

WINSIDE. Neb., Aug. S0-(special Tele-
Gram. )-Winside defeated Huffie's Colts OF
Creighton by a score OF TO . Wmsidl
made four scores ia the first inning by
the Colts errors and the umpires rank de-
cisions. The features OF the game We're the
home run OF Thimpson and two sensational
catches BY DurEee. Score; RH.E
Creighton ..,.., 0 o 90 o o. 4
Winside ..,.....4 % 90 o O-S
Batteries: Creighton, Caylor, Thorsen and
Halgrine; Winside, Simon aud Pomery
Hts orr Caylor. IN six innings; off Thor
sen. In three innings. Bases on halls: OF
Siman, 8; off ThOrsen, 1. Hit by pitched
tan; BY Caylor, I. Time i.6. Umpire
johnson.
banquet TO the Minside ball team this be
ing their last game OF the season anC
the Colts were invited 10 this banquet
which was a success
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-31
BASE BALL COMMISSION
MEETS IN CINCINNATI
Demands of the American AssOcin ton
VIII Re Considered Today
and Tomorrow.

CINCINNATI, o., Aug. 30.-One Of the
most important meetings since organized
base ball has been in existence will be held
here tomorrow and Friday when the Ma
tlonal Base Ball commission VIII consider
the demands OF the American association.
The American association desires more
money for players drafted by the major
leagues or to be free from draft entirely.
In addition to considering the American
association matter the commission viii
set out the drafting list.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-31
DEATH RECORD.


YANKTON. S. D., Aug. O-(5pecial.)- y
The news has reached here Of the death at
Hawthorne, New, of Colonel Edmond f.
English for thirty years real estate
dealer Of Yankton. He was a prominent
Mason and civil war veteran Of this city
and married Miss Emily Dennis, daughter
of the late General Dennis. who survives
him as do three sons
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-31
HUFFIE'S COLTS WIN Az STANTON
shutOut Crime II Played in Fifty
Eight Minutes.

FTANION, Neb., Aug. -ISpeclaI)-
Huffies Colts OF Creighton defeated stan
ton in the third game OF their trip Tuesday
by a score OF to o, The game was eN-
ceedingly fast being played I'm fifty-eight
minutes. The Stantonites were helpless
before the superb pitching OF Brandt. who
held them to three hits The feature OF the
game was the catching of HalsTim and the
fast fielding OF Chief Thompson. the Creigh-
ton shOrtstop Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-31
NorfoIk Defeat. Wayne.

WAYNE, Neb., Aug. S0-(Special Tele-
gramD-At the ban park this afternoon. the
gave a splendid exhibition OF the game.
The contest resulted in a score OF 2 To !
in favor OF Norfolk. Batteries: Wayne,
Leahy and DepeW; Norfolk, Fox and Hof-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-31
Dubois Wins Two Games.

BEATRICE, Neb.. Aug. 30-(Special.)-
The Beatrice Business college ball team lost
two games In the Dubois nine at Dubois
Monday and Tuesday. The score OF the first
game was 4 to 2. and the second game
terday visited Mills and played the team
at that place, losing by the secore OF 10 s.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-31
OToo Wins First Game High Society Despite Nervousness Roues Wing
Maps Beat Senators
in Ten-Inning Game
Washington Ties Score in Ninth by
Bunching Hits, but Loses in
Next Session.

CLEVELAND o. Aug 3O-Cleveland
defeated Washington. to Q, in ten in
nings. Blanding allowed but one hit for
seven innings and only three for the first
eight. In the ninth Olson's error was fol-
lowed by three hits, Washington tieine the
score, Cashion's hit driving in two runs.
In the tenth Blauding singled and scored
on Butchers sacrifice and Olson's single.
Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-31
Yesterday RcsuI,s.

Yesterdays Rcsults.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Omaha. S; Des Moines. ,.
Denver-Topelta. rain.
Lincoln, /; Pueblo, 4.
sioux City Il; St. Joseph, ..
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburgh. co. Boston 4-6
Cincinnati Brooklyn, rain
1T. Louis-Ncw York, rain.
Chicago Philadelphia, rain.
AMERICAN.
Washington, 3; Cleveland. a. Zen innings
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee, 02 Columbus. 10.
Minneapolis, .; Toledo 1.
Kansas City. 81 Indianapolis, 4.
st. Paul. 2; Louisville, 8.
NEBRASKA STATE LEAGUE.
Grand Island s: Kearney, T.
Fremont L; Columbus, 2
superior, .: Hastings, s.
Seward, 3; York. g.
MINK LEAGUE
Auburn, 10; Nebraska City. .
Humboldt, 2-6; Fails City, IL.
Clarinda, I Shenandoah, TO-
Games To-day.
Western League-Omaha at Sioux City.
Lincoln at Denver Topeka at Pueblo. Des
Molnes at ST. Joseph.
National I.eague-Ciucinnati at Brook
Ign, st, Louis at New York, Chicago at
American League--Philadelphia at Bos-
ton.
Mink League-Nebrasla City at Auburn.
Shenandoah at Clarinda, FAILS city at
Humboldt.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-31
KEARNEY.

Totals......35 IA 81 Il Totals.....3O . 26 1t
aBatted for GRAY in ninth
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-31
O'NeaI-WRttH.

CLEAR LAKE, Ia, Aug. 30.--(Special)-
Chester r. o'Neal and Miss Gladys e.
Watts were united in marriage at high
noon today, Rev Wasser of the Methodist
Episcopal church performing the cere-
mony. They took the afternoon train for
OkoboH. where they will remain week,
and returning will make their home at
Mason City. The bride was a teacher OF
the public schools here, while the groom
owns and operates an elevator at Freeman,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-31

ST JOSEPH

stem %. Andreas (9). wssner, Hartman,
r. Reilly. Sacrifice hit: Powell. Three,
base hits; Melnke, Wagner Two bs So
hits: Zwilling. Gossett Breen T. Reilly.
struck out: BY CrutcheT, 3; by Johnson
/: by Mitchell g. Bases on balls: OFT
Crutcher, A. off johnson. /: off Mitchell &
Hit by pitched ball: BY Crutcher. l. Hits:
OFF Crntcher. II Ina six and one-third in
nings; off Johnson, in two and two
thirds innings. Left on bases, ST. Joseph
Z; Sioux City. IL. Empires; Weaver and
Mckee. Time: 3:20
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-31

aBatted for Baskette in eighth.

"Batted for Baskette in eighth
Toledo .,..............0 0 o. 0 o 0 O-l
Minneapolis ..........l J C-S
Two-base hit: Ferris. Three-b base hits:
Rossman owens. Sacrifice hits: Clynes,
Cravath. Gill, Owens Williams Patterson.
Bases on balls: OFF Baskette. | OFF Pat
terson, J. Struck out: BY Baskette, 3; by
Pattei son, /. Hits: OFF Baskette. y in
eight innings; off West. in one inning.
Double plays: Williams to GILL Carlsch to
= nd
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-31

Stolen bases; Dorsch o. Watson. Brom-
lev (2) Hoernle. Sacrifice hits: Bromley.
Coe, Hoernle. Coyle, Michael, Mcdowell.
Bases on balls: Oft Luhrson, 4; off Sinde-
lar l. Struck out: BY Luhrson. 9; by
Katz, Cook. Mcdowell Home run: SPELL
man. Umpire: Kelly.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-31

1wo-base hit: Thomson. rhree-base hits:
Hueston, Williams. Sacrifice hit: Robin
son. Stolen base: Schoonover. Double
play: Kores to Graham. Left on bases:
Omaha, 3; Des Moines. >. First base on
balls: Off Hueston. q off Robinson, /
struck out: BY Robinson. ); by Hueston,
3 Wild pitch: Robinson. Time: 1S0
Umplres Knapp and Morgan.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-31
Falls City Drops One
of a Double-Header
Errors by Nebraska City Costs Third
Game of Series to Auburn,
Ten to Two.

FALLS CITY, Neb.. Aug, SO.-Specia
Telegram. )-I1umboldt and Falls City spill
game shrdl SItRDL HRDLLLl
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-31
COLUMBUS SPLITS TWIN BILL
One Run in Twenty Innings Enough
to Give Even Break.
BLANK BREWERS in FIRST GAME
Only Two Milwaukee Runners Reach
Secood--First Game Goes Eleven
InniRss Pitchers stIngy
with uits.

COLI MBUS. o., Aug. SJ.-Columbus TO-
day scored but one run in twenty innings
required for two games with Milwaukee,
but with it got an even break. as that one
score won the first game In the eleventh
inning. Only two Milwaukee runners
reached second. score. first game:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-31
YORK Takes the Game.

YORK, Neb.. Aug. 30.-(Specisl Telegram)
Timmersman pitched gilt-edged ball today
and held Seward to five scattered hits nm
down. Umpire Bockewitz missed the third
strike on Lisy and gave him "A base Robin.
son singled and Dutch Henry boosted one
over the right field fence. But for the poor
judgment Of BockewitZ. York would have
shut the links out easily. York found Con
nors easy and hit him hard and ran the
bases at will. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-31
Kills vito and Himself,

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, Aug. SO-Followng
his wife's refusal to return 10 live with
him. OFT Anderson. driver Of an ice wagon
here. shot aud killed the woman and then
killed himself. They had been separated.
it Is said.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-31

SNOIcH Duses. AIIuuIetOn, INOmaB, IWO-
base hits: Berger. Hughes, Koerner.
Three-bas hits: Belden, Berger. Hit by
pitched ball: BY Faber, l. Sacrifice hits:
Hughes, Stratton. Passed ban: Clemens
|, Struck out: BY Ehmau &; by Faber 4
Bases on balls: Off Knapp I; off Ehman
:: off Faber, 1. Time 1:i5. EMPIRES
Clark and Mcdowell.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-31
Genoa Wins from, SILVER Greek.

GENOA. Neb., Aug. a0.-(SpecialD -Genod
defeated Silver Creek Tuesday and an
defeated st, Edwards last Tuesday. 3 70 e.
Score by innings:
silver Creek....-......0 o 81
Genoa .................O 0 o &c
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-31

With both parties wounded demands Buck
lens Arnica Salve. Heals wounds. sores,
burns or injuries. sc, For sale hy Beaton
DRUG 90.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-31
Miller. WIN Lnsl Rond Game.

TOLEDO, Aug. 3O-Minneapols took theh
final road game in the east from Toledo
today, 10 /. Baskette was batted hard ana
opportunely, and had poor support, while
Patterson pitched superb ball the entire
way. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-31
SIOUX CITY OUTPLAYs ST. JOE
Champions Win Game by Score of
Eleven Ia Five.

ST. JOSEPH Aug. S0.-St Joseph played
miserably in the field and Sioux City hit
the ball hard and took the last game OF
the series In easy fashion. II 10 !. Score:
SIOUX CRY
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-31


Earned runs: Kearncy. /: Grand Island.
= Three-base hit: Downey. Bases on
balls: Off Trlmble. /; off Clausman, l..
10. Two-base hits: Clausman, Jokerst Nc
Lear, Clair Struck out: BY Trimbe, &:
by Clausman, 3. Double plays: Pages to
Downey to Clair Pagles to Clair. Passed
ball: Buchanan. Hit by pitched BALI
Synek, Cook Time: 1856. Umpire: Held
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-31

I Earned runs: COIumbus, 2. Two-bast MT.
ID. Brown. Sacrifice hits: Rondeau. Carey.
Stolen bases: Rouse, Bennett, Bonner 90.
/ Double play: Thompson to Neff Struck
out: BY Smith, :; by Donovan. u. Bases
/ on balls: Off Smith ]; off Donovan, ..
| Left on bases: Fremont. q Columbus, 3.
Time: :35. Impire: McDermott.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-31
HYMENEAL
Johnson Hanson

YORK, Neb, Aug. 0-(Special)-Mr
Cleve L. Johnson and Miss Belle J. Hanson
were married Sunday at the Primitive Bap-
fist church, Elder c. NJ. Cooper, pastor,
performing the ceremony.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-31
,cond. score, first game
.UnvHa 80. - $780,.
T0tals,.....0I 1871 u
FOne out when winning run scored.
nBatted for Leibold i'm the eighth.

Columbus 80 0 900 900 Ill
Milwaukee 80 0 0 o 0 y 0 . 90
Two-base hit: Lewis Bases on balls:
Off Packard. l; off Dougherty, .. struck
out: BY Packard. g. by Dougherty. ..
Time: 203 Umpires: Hayes ana Bier
halter
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-31
Score. second game
MILWAUKEE.


"Batted for Cooper in the eighth.
Milwaukee ...........0 0 0 o a.
Columbus ..........O 0 0 0 0 . 0 &C
Two-bsse hit Ralston. struck out: BY
Cooper, ]. Time: les. Umpires. Bier
halter and Hayes.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-31
CIansman Holds I<earneS.

I<EARNEY. Neb.. Aug 30--(Special Teie-
gram -l<earney lost the last game of the
season on the home grounds today. The
game was close and well played Clausman
was able TO hold the Kearney batters from
hitting
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-31

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 30-Schlltzer was
wild and was relieved by Kimball I'm the
sixth, who allowed Kansas city only one
scratch hit. Rhoades pitched splendid bah
and the visitors won. score:
KANSAS CITY. INDIANAPOLIS
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-31
CoIeneIs Defeat ~. PRuI.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. S0.-Louisylle de
. fested St Paul in the Last giant OF the
series, making It three straight defeats for
the Nlsltors. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-31

Louisville
st. Paul.

Two-base hits: Clarke, IIuswitt Three
! By Long, A by Chech. /; 10y Laroy, 2.
bases on balls: OFF Chech. /; off. LarOy, J.
/ Time: $40. Umpircs: Ferguson and Ed
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-31
Close Finishes Mark Y
Races at Des Moines
DR. Archdale Wins 2:1S Trot from
Canora Belle After Hard Fought
Five-Heat Battle.

DIES MONIES, Ia, Aug. 3O.-(special Tel 4
esram. The best races of the week Wer,'
contested today. More than 1900 persons at
tended. Summary:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-31
RIfE

Alma ..........s 81 . q D o eli n e.
Elwood .......1 o o Ol % 2
Batteries: Alma. Boyer Tanner and
MithCIs