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Office 1913 Nne s. Specialiit fir Mu.
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p - DEPARTMENT OF
AGRICULTURE, INSURANCE, STATISTICS
AND HISTORY.
dustin, Teras, February sH, 1902.
To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
This is to Certify, That the GERMANIA
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
NEW YORK, has in all respects fully
complied with the laws of Texas as
conditions precedent to it's doing bust
ness in this State, and that said Company
holds a Certificate of Authority from this
office emitting it TODD bushes in this State
for TWELVE MONTHS FROM THE LIST "A of
JANUARY 1902 to the 3lst a of DE-
GENDER 1902.
49, Given under my hand and seal,
l. S, at office, in Austin, the day and
~~ date first above written.
A. S. THWEATT,
Acting Commissioner.
L. j SCUDDER & CO., Agents,
Alamo Fire ms. Bldg. San Antonio, Texas.
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Spreh Stunben BON 10-12 ubr
8ormittaes, 3-5 ubr Nabmittaes.
SonntagS: BON 10-11 ubr Born.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-26
OPENING OF TENNIS TOURNEY
FOrty-one Entries In Play for Cham
piOnship of City, which Starts
at Field Club Today.

TIL tennis tournament to be played at
the Omaha Field club begins promptly at
2 o'clock this afternoon and II is expected
that most OF the preliminary contests Will
be settled today and some OF the others.
Those that are not played will be con-
tinued from day to day until they are
The number OF entries shows that con.
siderable interest is being taken In this
sport. even more than in the palmy days
OF 'S3 and '95, when the average lumber
OF contestants was from twenty to twenty
four. This year there are forty-one entries.
II is believed that this means a revival of
the annual tournaments, which were dis
Tn contestants are a representative body,
there being t~wenty-elght from the Field
club. three from the Country club, three
from the Shrlners and the remainder from
private courts of the city. The tournament
ls for the championship Of the city and the
blemetic OF the honors won. There will
also be given a second prize. The number
Of entries is the largest in the history OF
Following is the draw for the prelimi-
naries: A Colley. bye; y. N. Marsh, bye;
6: Il; gOqns, byei F J Loomls, bye; A.
Tebbins. bye; G. c.. Mcintyre. bye; F. n.
Blish. bye +. d. Rooney, bye; Fred Hamil-
ton; bye. G. c, Webster plays r, =, sunder-
ceuF, A. Potter plays II. Doorley, d. Pol
LARD plays :; W.; Bath aad Z W; HGSs ::
o. 8. Erwin plays b. r. Cooley. f. Dufrent
plays s.. w. Smith. G.. Martin. byei H. s
Webster. bye; DR.. s. ). Schneider, bye
8. 8. CaidweI,. bye; G. c. Rosewater. bye
H.. d. Alice, bye; Clark Powell, bye; HaI
Yates, bye; d. LeMere. bye; Lynn sher'
Much Interest is being taken by the con.
testants and some spirited playing is eX.
oo'eiock at the courts GsS Of he Field club
should the courts not be too wet.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-26
PIrlsbury Wins Chess Game.

HANOVER. July 25,-For the fourth
round of the international chess masters
tournament, now in progress IN this city,
round seventeen of the Berger system was
selected. The players met In the following
order: Bardleben against P~fllsbury, Napier
against Tschigorin. Atkins against Gott-
school, Gunsberg against Cohn, Wolf
aaginst Levin, Marshall against Mason,
Olland against Swiderski, Mieses against
Popiel, Janowski against 6uechting. No
results were obtained in the morning sitting,
although Cohn, Atkins and Janowsh had
their respective men practically beaten.
When play ceased for the day the following
results were recorded: Bardleben had gone
down before Pillsbury, Napier and Tschi-
gorin drew their game, Atkins had ae-
counted for Gottschall, Gunsberg lost to
Cohn, Wolf and Levin drew. Marshall ad-
ministered defeat to Mason, Olland over
come Swiderski, Mleses and Popiel divided
honors and Japowski beat Suechting.
The score 10 date Is as follows. Olland
has won four games; Miesere and ia
nowski, 3 each; Marshall, 2; Atkins Bor-
Tschigorin. 2; Gunsberg, Levin. Pillsbury,
III; Gottschalk. Suetchting, swidersh, u.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-26
Fremont.
Al the Field Club.

At the Omaha Field club grounds this
afternoon the Field club team will play
the c. N. Dietz team. The lineup:
Field Club. c. N. Dietz.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-26

Mayor Bartlins forbiddinE the game within
the confines of the W
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-26
COMING BACK FROM DEADWooD
Omaha EXcursIonists VIII visit some
Nebraska Towns on Way Home
from Black Hills.

Since the circular issued by Secretary
UT OF the Commercial club Thursday
morning another change has been made In
the running time OF the special train to
Desdwood. II will according to present
plans return to omahs Sunday morning.
This will give the excurslonlsts opportunity
to work towns between Grand Island and
Lincoln Saturday afternoon.
The h~ustling committee met at noon and
listened to reports from those having the
sale OF tickets In hand. The reports were
fiattering, nearly the entire number issued
to the members having been sold.
The prospective excursionists are con-
sidering the matter Of taking a band with
them. 1t has been proposed to take tho
Twenty-second regiment band and TO di-
vide the cost between the three organi-
nations taking part in the trip.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-26
oircait Races Close at Hastings.

HASTINGS. Neb., July 25.-(special Tele-
gram.)-The three days race meeting
given a large string OF excellent light har-
ness events and several fine running races,
In every one of today's events every heat
was a horse race from the start to finish
and crowds of enthusiastic spectators
cheered the horses on. Results:
2:85 pacing, purse $500; Star Oneida Junior
Won, Guy Cation second, Marshall Good
third, Frida Stronghold fourth. Time;
2:b trotting, purse $500: NorvIn C won.
Alcarmo second, Snyder McGregor third,
Abdul Hamid fourth. Time: 2:24A.
2:lS trotting, purse $500: Tony w won.
Infeliee second. Vanity s third, Little
Raven fourth.
Dick and Baby Mine won. Time: 0:57.
Three-quarter-mile and repeat running,
purse 800: LaBelle won, Lady Chapman
second, Revenue third, st. Paul fourth,
Time: 1:17k.
The suideless wonder gave an exhibition
race without driver or sulky and paced g
mile In 2.16.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-26

Walter Egan of Lake Geneva won the
Solace cur defeating Walter b. smith of
Ontwentsia. one up in nineteen holes.
The Tyrol cup went to George Thorne OF
Glenview, who won from w. Houghling of
Skokle, two up, one to play.
r. McKittrick of st. Louis secured the
first golf committee cup, winning from G.
3. Hershberger Of ontwentsia, in four up,
three to play.
X. L. Ames of Glenview defeated r. d.
Bokum, Jr.. In two up, and took the second
committee cup.
The Lake cup was captured by the Lake
wood team, Percy r. Pyne, II, and Il.
Oden Horstman, two up and one to play:
Their opponents were W. b. Smith and
Abram Poole. jr, of Ontwentsia: The
fasteners won by superior putting. Sum-
maries:
Finals, Lake cup:
Horstman and Pyne-Out, 80; in, SS-7.
w. b. Smith and Poole-Out, Al; In, $50
The Ontwentsia cup at medal play will be
contested for tomorrow.
All the players who participated in the
tournament and finished today ave en-
tered for this cup. Another entry is A.
@. Lockwood of Boston, runner-up In the
Massachusetts, state tournament.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-26
Matinee Races at BIuns.

The fifth matinee of the season to be held
by the Tri-City Amateur Driving club will
be decided this afternoon on the mile track
in Council Bluffs. The races will be called
at 2 o'clock and admission to the grounds
and grandstand will be free. Street cars
will transfer direct TO the grounds.
The following Omaha horses will start:
In the first race. Blugen (KendalD, Tony
w. CMcKey), Nellie Ash (Cosford). In the
second race, Poverty (RusselD, May Day
(Boquet), George r., (Reese). In the third
race, Governor Taylor (Crofoot), Straight
away (Arnold), Locket (CampbelD.
There will probably be a one-mile special
for track horses. Tom Dennison will give
a fast quarter-mile exhibition to pole with
Lucky Jim. 2:25. and Durado. 2;iSk.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-26
big Pnrses at Seward Meet.

SEWARD, Neb.. July 2~5.-Cspeeiai. 1.-THE
entries 70 the races at Seward on August
owing to the purses offered being the
largest IN the state. The track Is In ex-
eelient shape and some good records will
lions are the 2:27 pace. stake $1,000, with
eighteen entries, among them being Guy
Cation and Polar wilkes. and the 2:27 trot
stake 1900, with sixteen entries. The ON
GERS OF the association have spent a great
deal OF time In preparing the grounds and
In perfect condition. Arrangements have
been made TO run excursion trains from
Omaha, Lincoln and Fremont, and q
larger attendance is expected this year
than ever before.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-26
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Game at Onawa Terminates in Row

oNAWA. Ia, July 25.-(Special Telegram }
The base ball game here today between
the last half Of the fifth inning and Umpire
stevens gave the game to Onawa, 9 to O.
In onawa's half of the fifth the score
on third and White on second. In attempt
ing to steal home Friese was caught be-
tween bases, and Nslle turning to run
home he stepped out of the line and then
scored on an overthrow. Blencoe claimed
he left the line Intentionally and when he
was called safe they refused 10 finish the
game. In the third inning, with the score
1 to o in favor OF Blencoe and with the
bases full, Brown lined out a beautiful
~two-bagger, bringing in three scores. Bat
teries: Onawa, Brown and Hollis; Biencoe,
Kimbrough and Fulmer. Umpire; Stevens
OF Moorehead.
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EeAN WINS RAVENoAKS CUP
Principal Opponent t. Abram Poole,
Jr., of the Onwentsia
Club.

CHICAGO. July 25.-The Ravenoal
cup this year goes to Exmoor
for the first time in the history
Of the trophy events, II. Chandler Egan Of
that club handily defeating Abram Poole,
jr.. OF ontwentsia today by 2 w. The
game was watched by a large gallery ol
enthusiasts and was a very close contest
The medal scores Of both players were the
same out as in, Egan doing the Is holes in
So and Poole in 81.
Two Chicago golfers, Abram Poole, jr,
and H.. Chandler Egan. representing res
pectively Ontwentsia and Exmoor, began
final play in the battle royal for the Raven
oak cup today on the links Of the Ontwent-
STA club at Lake Forest. Particular inter
est centered about the play OF the ExmooI
man, inasmuch as he defeated two fornlid-
able fasteners NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oil
Chevy Chase and Payne Of Princeton.
Furthermore, Exmoor has never had pos
session Of the Fuller trophy, and chances
today seemed very favorable to gain the
coveted cup. At the start OF play weather
conditions we're threatening. Following
we're the palrings for finals in the other
cue events:
solace Cup-walter E. Egan, Lake &C.
neva, against Walter b. Smith. Onwentsia.
Tyro Cup - w. Houghteling, Skokie,
against George A. Thorne, Glenview.
First Committee Cup-R. MeKittrick, st,
Louis. against c. B.. Herschberger, onwent-
STA.
Second Committee Cup-R. D. Bokum,
Glenview, against X. L. Ames, GIenview.
Lake County Cup linked soursome)-
Walter B.. Smith and Abram Poole. jr., On
wentsia. against F. Oden Horstmann and
Percy r. Pyne. II Lakewood.
Play in all events was eighteen holes.
Both Poole and Egan played an excellent
game and the match was very close, the
latter leading one up at the first nine holes,
The medal SCORES Wara.
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CLEVELAND

Cleveland .....,..... 0
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HUMBOLDT, Neb., July 25.-(SpeciaI)-
The Humboldt base ball team went down
70 Falls City yesterday afternoon and de-
feated the team of that place by a score OF
0 to T. There has always been more or less
rivalry between the two teams and Hum
boldt fans are CORRESPONDENCE jubilant.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-26
Denver Ed Martin wins.

LONDON. July 2.-The contest between
Gmericsn nHeTtsfs Tor the colored cbam9
pionship Of the world took place at Crystal
palace tonight and attracted q great crowd.
Armstrong started in a favorte, but his
performance did not justify this. as Mar
tin proved to be the more clever from the
outset and never gave his opponent a
chance, being declared an easy winner on
points at the close Of the fifteen rounds,
Martin, IL is announced. will challenge the
winner OF the Jefries-F ttzsimmons fight
in San Francisco tonight.
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ton. postponed from last Saturday because
Of rain, were pulled OF at the Young Mems
Christian association. park yesterday after
noon. Following were the winners; Htgh
son, 4 feet 10 inches, second. Pole vault
Gedson, 9 feet 2 inches, first; Wilson, Sec
ond. Running broad jump-Painter, 10 feet
second. Running. l40-yard dash-Painter,
first; Baker, second. Shot put-Warham,
drsts Kinkade. second.
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Kearneyites Defeat shelton.

SHELTON, Neb.. July B~.-(speciaI Teie-
gram.)-The best played game OF base ball
OF the season was witnessed here today
between KeRrney and Shelton teams.
Score: Kearney. 2; Shelton, l. Time: l:ls.
Batteries; Kearney, Prendergraft and Bur-
man; shelton, Pickard and Wiegardt. I'm
Bonner.
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Changes In Des Moines Team.

DIES MONIES. Ia. July B.-Joe Quinn.
manager Of the Dies Moines team. this
morning RELEASED First Baseman Stearns
and signed Davis OF the Kansas City
team 10 take his place. Davis was for
meTiy with Denver.
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In southern Association.

At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 8; Atlanta, l.
At Little Rock-Little Rock, S; Birming-
ham, 2.
At New orleans-New Orleans. 8; Nash
willie, O.
At shreveport-shreve port chattanooga
game postponed; rain.