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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-07

It's Ladies' Walking Suits.
your own way. Some twenty-five various
styles and makes.
Also Silk Separate Skirts and many other
garments left on hand.
MONDAY THE SALE DAY TO CLOSE.
The regular s1s.75 Heavy, All CO 00f
Wool Walking Suits will be...... paw
$3.50 Covert Suits for $780,
cs Ths best It's $500 Dress Suits Of 5000
$3.50 Suits, in various Cfn M
shades, for, suit. .DlU.UU
Some IL Broadcloth Suits that GO IN
were $3.50, will be sold for. =. W lsCO
Silk Skirts were 1898 will be $3.50.
s8.e8 Silk Skirts will be soldS4 90
Some that were $3.50 and c6 90
$14.00, for, each.
The $500 Peau de Sole Skirts Sh 90
for. ..... " ", -
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Winter and Summer
Knit Underwear

1e1ast closing refer you nearly 500
every size and kind It's "YOUR OWN PRICE TODAY
Pick for fall, all broken lots, of course
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-07

4 4. 49, = =
will sell 75c. Tapestry Carpets S0r
The $1.1o Velvet Carpets for 75c.
Moquette Carpets that were $1.25, &c
for. 49,
Administer Carpets, $3.50 grade, Ct 90
for. ~ - ~ -
75c. Wool 1ngrains for soc.
Half-wool 1ngrains, Soc. grade, 30r.
AoI -
fo 9zls.root Smyrna DruEssts S17.5O
Brussel Druggets, ex12, &12 E0
Ingrains, 9x12, for s3,75.
.u Smyrna rn Rugs, so1so, fringed %1.25
Best $3.50 Smyrna Rugs for $1.75.
Rugs nrs.z {a1. best $3.50 Smyrna $2.75
30x72.inch Moquette Rugs for $2.9s.
Moquette Mats for 75c.
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Boys Clothing, All or ANY.

SJS SaSAh'HG9 rbsSa 'hya
All that are on hand. New ones are to take
their place.
500 pairs of Boys School Pants, well made
and p. good, substantial materials tor Csc
300 Pairs Of Boys' Wool Pants, cost
maker $780,; q pair are to be sold for, S0c
pair. w
10 Boys Wool Suits, just what CT 90
is wanted for school wear, each. .Ap 1.VO
200 Suits of Boys Clothing that cost
maker ss'25 suit; all sizes; this 81 90
sale. .~@sOO
Boys Blouse Suits, every con-
s ssigse fs kind from, each. $1,000
Boys Suits that you pay $500 $.3 E0
for, . high grade material for. .QO'OV
The Shirt-Waist Department
IS READY TO LOSE SOME MONEY.
ABOUT, 1900 Silk, Cotton, and Albatross
Waists, all to be sold quick.
Handsome Taffeta Silk Waists, In every
shade that We sold for $500, 81 5O
are. @A5'oO
Handsome Albatross Waists, in 81 Or
all the best colors, are now $500. ~ -
Mercerized Silk Stripe Waists, French
Madras Waists, and Chambray and Silk
Pongee Waists, that sold up to $500, 0Qc
100 Ladies' Striped Madras shirt-Waists,
that sold for 75c., are to be sold OEC
for. ACS
No. 2 Satin Ribbon, All Shades, Tor
lie. Yard.
31-2-inch, all the new shades in t0I/,
Tafeta Ribbons, for, yard. AA/2N
5.inch Black Taffeta Ribbons, so much
used for hair bows, special at, Dc
yard. ....................AC A
lot of Colored Velvet Ribbons, were D.
&c. yard, Tor, yard. ~
s-inch Crimson Satin TaReta Rib Ok
bons, for, yard. NV
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Hundreds and Hundreds Of Pieces
Of Fine nalnsook and Swiss
EmbYoidsyias,

Edges and Insertions, the 10c. pieces ar,
now marked for closing out, per -.
yard. ......-.-.........Ol
The IL 1-2, IS, and IS 2-3c. Embroiderie,
Nainsook and Swiss Edges and Inser- n
lions are now, per yard ..---.-.........SL
About 500 pieces Of the Finest Swiss and
Nainsook Embroideries that sold UP to 25e.
per yard, are made into one lot 4 CIc
for Mondays closing sale, for. %/2S
Some of the Finest so to Soc. En- S~
broideries are in this closing sale for. ~OS
Others that were IS to 81 LIZ and / DC
4oc. are now.
A lot Of Embroideries, Insertions, and
Colored Edges and Embroidery Beading that
cost 8 and 10c. per yard, are being D.
closed out, per yard. w
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Black Peau dc Sole, soft, mellow OQr
finish, finest $3.50 quality, for, yard. "
Is pieces Fancy shirt-waist Silks, in
popular co1ors, worth up to 5oc.. Or
for, yard. Observation-Disclosures -
solid-Ground Peau de Cygnes, with white
embroidered stripes, CSC. qualities, oOr
for, yard.
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odinq Of thousands that stumbling The
Desperate Sale Of Carpets.

We must close last seasons stock # are not par
ticar as to Of designs YOU CAN
ONE HALF quality and make Of Carpet Our stock
Of Carpets must when the opening takes place few
days special price ali the Rugs and Drgges on hand
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-07

for 7Sf iaa Me' ARR Ribbed Vest. and Pants SOC
sh ReEs' f Heavy nleaehsa 2 i00ed 25c
Children's Is and 1sc. Fleeced Ribbed
Shirts, high neck and long sleeves, ~
1OI
Infants Ribbed Wrapper Vests, but.
toned all the way down the front, IN,
1oI. = = ~
Boys Balbriggan Shirts and Draw DE-
ers, in all sizes, for. NV
Children's High-Neck and Long. 10T/1
Sleeves Fleeced Gauze Shirts XIV
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You May Buy Silks
for Less Than We Did.

colored or fancy.
$50 yards best SEC quality Black &c
Hand.Kadc India Silks, for, yard. ~
25 pieces Corded Louisines. in lengths
from 8 1-2 20 II yards; S1.25 quail. E0r
ties for. yard. -
Imported Black Tafcta Silk, extra heavy
and lustrous. an excellent $1.oo h0r
value. for. yard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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!
The $3.50 Trunks for $500.
Roller-Tray Trunks that were G. 00
Trunks that were $3.50 for $500.
suit-Cases were $3.50 for S1.75.
suit-Cases were $1.75 for SIPS.
White Iron Beds.
Fu1l-size White Iron Beds for $2.25.
White Beds, with brass knobs, S2.75.
White Iron Beds, brass vases, G. E0
high headpiece, for $500 and. spO.OO
White Enamelled Beds, brass c. On
others at $3.50, $3.50, 5000, and $1,000.
Woven Wire Springs, $1.75.
All-Steel Springs, woven wire, $3.50.
Mattresses, cotton top, $500.
shuck and Cotton, good tick, $3.50.
Felt Mattresses, two e. I'm
pieces, $3.50 and. ...-....,..... y -CV
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-30
POLICE AND TRAMPS FIGHT
Wanderers Draw Rsvolveu When Attempt
is Mads 10 Arrest Them,
OFFICERS PROMPTLY ACCEPT cHAlltNG
I've of the Tramps wounded in the
Array and Posse f. scOurinE
the Brush I'm Pursuit
OF Others.

YANRToN, S. D.. May 2s.-(special Tele-
gram.)-Two men shot and g posse in pur-
suit OF others with the certainty that they
will be severely dealt with II caught. is the
result Of an effort to make g gang OF tramps
move out OF Yankto this evening. Com
plants came to city officers this afternoon
that q gang OF toughs were on the river
front making the neighborhood uncomfort-
able. Immediately after supper Marshall
Pierson. with two policemen. went down to
see them and ordered them to move on.
There were eight in the gang. They i'm
mediateiy assaulted the ofncers. Pierson
was getting the better Of the one who had
attacked him, when one OF the others COW
cred hin with a gun and ordered his hands
up. Pierson obeyed just as the man ap-
preached and struck up his gun. The man
fired, but missed, and Immediately fred
again at Pierson, and once at one OF the
other officers. The officers returned the
are and the tramp broke. and ran for the
underground in the river bottom near at
hand. One tramp was shot in the hip and
another hurt in the head and arm. One
other was shot, but escaped with the rest
Of the bunch into the bush, where a large
crowd Of citizens, who vow they shall not
escape them. is in pursuit. The tramps
were well dressed and the two captured had
splendid revolvers. 1t Is the belief here
that they are not professional tramps. but
thieves.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-30
GoLFlNG At COUNTRY CLUB
Friday and Saturday VIII Bring
Many Events to the
Links.

Friday and Saturday are crucial golhng
days at the Country club, as the semi
annual Douglas county championship affair
is being determined. Friday afternoon the
second match OF the seml-inals viii be
played. A ". Kinsler will meet w. J..
foye over eighteen holes, match play.
X. r. Kimban and ]. B. Rain also worked
up 10 the semi-hnAls and played on last
Tuesday, Kimbail winning I up. Thus he
viii on Saturday afternoon meet the win
ner Of the Kinsler-Foye match in the
finals for the championship. The finals
Will De thirty-six holes.
On form. Foye should defeat Kinsier, and
in that event he and Kimball will contest
for the championship, as they dld in Sep
TENDER last and in the June preceding.
these two players always meeting each
other IN the finals Each has won once
30 far from the other and FOye has twice
won the championship.
Another feature 81 Friday afternoons
play VIII be a Women's handicap match,
eighteen holes, match play against DOGGY.
Saturday, in addition TO the Douglas
county championship finals. there will be
an eighteen-hole medal play handicap
match for men, entrance fee one ball. The
medal score viii win 80 per cent OF the
balls. the winner Of the tournament 40
per cent, second man 20 and third 10.
Friday night tabGe d'hote dinner will be
served at o'clock and member are ad-
ylsed to secure reservations IN advance.
This Ssual dance will occur after dinner.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-30
NV YORK.

winning run scored with two out.
"'BAtted for Malsrkey in the ninth.
Boston
Earned runs; Boston. 2; New York. L
Two-base hits: Malarkey, Doyle, Clarke,
Lauder, Demont. Home run: Tenney.
Sacrifice hits: Demon Bean. Double
plays: Bean to Smith to Doyle. Bases on
balls: on Sparks. 4 Hit by pitched ball:
BY Sparks, /. Struck out: BY Malarkey,
s; by Sparks, g. Passed ball: Bowermen.
Time: I:N. Umpire: EmsIle.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-30
JACK SULLEY IN THE TOLLS
Famous Cattle RustIeF Caught at Yer.
digris, Neb., Rndd Taken to
south DakOt

MITCHELL S. D., May 2s.-(special Tel
agram. Jack. Sulley, the famous cattle
rustler on the Sioux reservation west Of
Chamberlain. has at last been corralied.
Since last February officers have been on
his track to effect his capture.
Sheriff Swindler received notice a few days
ago that Sulley had been arrested at YER
digris, Neb, The sheriff went there and
this afternoon returned with his prisoner,
having driven fifty miles during the night,
crossed the Missouri river and caught the
early train at Running Water.
Sulley has been in the vicinity Of YER
digris for several months with about fifty
head Of cattle. He shipped them to Omaha
last Saturday and an inspector followed
them to market. He discovered the brands
Of several we'll known cattlemen on the
cattle. On his return to Verdigris he
caused sulley's arrest.
For years Sulley and his gang have been
r~ustling cattle and they have made big
money at 1t. The whole country over the
reservation is now infested with the rust
lers. and with the head of the gang under
arrest, it Is possible that they will be
broken up.
Sheriff 6windler took Sulley out to
oacoma this afternoon and turned him over
to the sheriff Of Lyman county.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-30
Aurora Athlete. show SKIN.

AURORA, Neb., May ITO
day the Athletic club of Aurora met in
field exercises. tn day was q fair one
and the crowd large. The following are
go-ysrd dash: BrowneH won. Time:
0:06h- s0
Shot putt BrowneIl won! Distance; as
Quot throw: Byers won, Distance; IL
ioO-yard dash: Brownen won. Time;
OIL. 81
High Jump; Henderson won. Distance;
Hop, step and Jump: Brownell won.
E-ysrd egg race: Browneii won. Time:
Pole vault: Howard won. Height: s
Young w~omen-Potato race: Pearl
Strand won.
Arrow shot: Bell Glover won. Distance:
IS feet IL inches
lOO-yard walking race: Bell Glover won.
5o-yard backward running race: Nellie
Peterson won. Time: 0:il.
Young Men-High Kick: Brownell won.
Height: Z feet s inches.
5o-yard backward running race: Wood
Hamme throw: Brownen won. Dis
lance; 90 feet ? inches.
Running broad jump: Brownell won.
Distance: IS feet II inch.
1a-yard hurdle race: Brownell won.
Ball game: High school against division
No. g. Score: High school. s; division
No. s, 2.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-30
PrtEenghters' Tournament CIoses with
MIL Between and
Tom sharkey.

LONDON, May 2a-The program for the
coronation tournament, in which boxers
and wrestlers from different parts OF the
world, chiefly from America, will COM
pete, was finally completed today The
contests will be held at the National
Sporting club, afternoon and evening, be-
ginning with the afternoon Of June q,
when there will be boxing competitions
between Representatives Of Yale, oxford,
Cambridge and the English public schools.
In the %evsning Spike" Sullivan (Amer-
CAM, and Jabez White will compete for
the 134-pound championship Of the world
and Denver Ed" Martin and Bob Arm
strong (Amercans), will box for the coll
ored heavyweight championship OF the
world. On June 3 Joe" wslcott and
Tommy Ryan (Amertcans). will meet for
the welterweight championship Of the
world. On June "a Frank Erne (Amer1can).
and Pat" DAILY (the English lightweight
Champion, will decide the lightweight
championship.
between Tom Sharkey and Gus Rub
lin (Americans), both of whom are now
training here, the winner to meet the win
ner Of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fight for
the heavyweight championship OF the
world.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-30
OMAHA BACH IN FIRST PLACE
ROurks's Team Again Assumes Lead II
Western League Race.
BROWN SHUTS OUT DIES MONIES TEAM
Perfect Pitching well Supported
Gives second of series TO Home
Team, with Plenty of
~ e.. Margin.

After taking Kansas City's dust since Sat
urday Omaha IL again In FIRST place and will
very likely welcome the Meaningless from
the top Of the ladder when they reach here
tomorrow. The change does not materially
AFFECT the importance Of that Kansas City
series.
Browns beautiful box work won for the
home team the second game OF the Des
Moines series Thursday by . score OF 8 to o.
Nifty base ball was played by both teams,
and the score. reinforced by the fact that
none OF .Omaha's runs were earned, shows
to what a pobby contest the 1000 fans who
nled into vinton street park were treated.
IL was exclusively q pitchers battle. The
hits were seven and seven, very few and
an even break at that. Then Tvirler Will
kins made the three mistakes that gave
Omaha its tAIlies-two errors and q wild
pitch. He also gave four passes all told and
hit a batter, but none Of these counted for
anything eventually. and the Iowan threw
a most creditable game, while the team
behind him played faultlessly.
Brown held absolute sway all the way
and the visitors lost just because they were
outpitched. The industrious. quiet-fsced
slab artist seemed to have forgotten all
about his surprising witness Of last Sat-
urday, which gave Colorado Springs a vic
tory. He didn't give a base yesterday,
though Arlis's marker often showed three
balls against him, and the seven hits made
on him two were scratches and all so COM
pletely segregated az to be vslueless.
Rlghthslder Carter took the first strike
on his left hand when he went to bat in
the fourth and Thomas stepped in his place.
TIL catcher played right field the rest Of
the day, as Carriers hand was badly hurt.
t game was clean and played in record
time-an hour and q quarter.
Today the devotees are to be treated to
two games. This morning Alloway will be-
gin his windmill work at 1890 and this
afternoon Owen will point for the plate
with that left leg at 3;45, as usual. A Dec
GRAFTON day deluge OF people is expected.
The score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-30
Custer city Booming.

CUSTER CITY, 8. D., May 2s.-(speeiaL)
AT the city election held on Monday
last the proposition to vote bonds for a
waterworks system carried by almost a
unanimous vote. At the SAM election the
following trustees we're elected for the en-
suing year: Ed l. Grantham, w. H. wall
ing, S. &. Ainsley, Charles c. Crazy, Wilbur
II. Todd. Thomas Delicate was elected
treasurer and +. J. V. Rutkawski clerk.
AT the last meeting Of the board Of
trustees a franchise was granted to an
electric light company to establish a plant
in the city and work on it has already
begun. Contracts have been recently let
for the erection Of four brick business
houses, whose aggregate cost will exceed
S35, 900.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-30

Two out when winning run Was made.
et~S oiS%SSSs I sS$S$SsSH
Bases on balls: OF sutthon. 3: on Ptels-
ter. 4 Struck out; BY sutthoh. 3; By
rlslsesEs Ise-sAss h.sss sgttheR Nat
sacrifice Alta: BAbb. suttnon. Hattress
Mssus. Lsfs On s.sss; ts&iassFsas. !:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-30
Athletics Win Over Detroit.

PHILADELPHIA. May n.-Timely hit
ting won the game for the home team
teams WAS fine and the pitching Of Wiltse
hrst-class- Attendance, 1.7o. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-30
P,thlan. Wand org.ni.er.

SIOUX FALLS. S. D., May 2s.-(special.)
One OF the most important matters to
come up before the grand lodge meeting Of
the knights Of Pythias, to be held at AN
ton on June 3, 4 and 5. will be the en-
ployment Of a special organizer 20 travel
through South Dakota for the purpose Of
working UP interest in inStituting new
lodges Of the order, awakening renewed In
.terest IN the part Of members Of lodges now
in existence and In otherwise increasing
the membership and extending the innu-
enees OF the order In the state.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-30
To Prosecute Great Northern.

SIOUX FALLS, s. D., May ~2s.-(special
Telegram.)-The Jobbers' association and
Business Mems league Of the city today
decided to institute an action against the
Great Northern Railroad company on the
ground hat the present freight tariff in
this territory grossly discriminates against
the jobbing interest Of Sioux Falls and
favors those of Sioux City. C. o. Bailey.
a prominent local attorney. has been re-
tanned in the case and is preparing the
papers for immediate action before the
Interstate Commerce commission.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-30
DETROIT.

Two-base hit: N. Crosse Three-base
psvi.. sto SfGs'i bai st'of e. Cross SssrdAf Esr ntsi
run: Philadelphia Double play: Fiber
field TO Gleason to Dillon. Left on bases:
balls; on Yeaser, 8; on Wiltse. 3 Hit by
prsched ball: BY Yeager, /; by Wlltse, /.
Struek out: BY Yeager. l; by. Wlltse, 2
Connolly.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-30
Orioles Beat Chicago.

BALTIMORE, May 2s.-Baltimore de-
feated Chicago in the last game OF the
series here this afternoon. McGinnity's
one bad inning made the finish exciting.
Attendance, 1000. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-30
THE BEACH OPENS TODAY.
couFtIand Beach Has Its Grand Re-
s. opening Today.

The Sherman avenue cars run direct TO
CORTLAND Beach today. thus giving patrons
an opportunity Of visiting omAha's favorite
popular resort for only one fare. All lines
transfer TO Sherman avenue cars. Remem-
Der this. No extra fare any more 20 get 10
CORTLAND Beach. Plenty Of cars. No
erowding. No jamming. a the children
early and Civ them a days enjoyable en-
tsrtainment No finer place can be found
than CORTLAND Beach. Abundant shade,
large grounds for all who desire 70 picnic.
Many special features for the entertain
ment Of all. both afternoon and evening
performances and free exhibitions. Don't
forget today and night. the grand opening.
IL will be like Il used 10 be. you win see all
your friends there. II you don't wish to be
bothered With your lunch baskets you can
obtain refreshments Of all kinds on the
grounds. Street cars right 70 the beach.
Only one e~arfare- Remember this. Take
sherman aveEus cars. Go as early as you
wish ana remain all day.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-30
Quir Claim Deeds
Deeds.

Charles shimak and wife to mattel
AAtsjg. lot ~ block H. First add
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-30
Broncho FaIIs ON rider.

BELLFoURCHE. S. D., May 2s.-(spe-
eial.)-A c~owpuncher from Texas IL lying at
the hospital in this city seriously injured
with slight hopes for his recovery, as a re-
suit Of an attempt to ride a broncho. The
animal lurched over backward. falling on
the rider. The young fellow refuses to give
his name. Az the roundup progresses II
is found that the losses have in most in
stances been greatly exaggerated and that
all Of the herds, with one or two excep-
tons, came out Of the winter in good shape
and tina the calf crop will be equal to
that OF any year.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-30
Meade County Fugitive surrenders.

sTURGIs. S. D.. May 2s.-CspeciaI.l-vAn
Hoose, one OF the i've men who escaped
from the Meade county jail At this place.
has surrendered to the police and the 9TH
ers are at large. with no trace Of their
Whereabouts. Bloodhounds were put on the
trail, but after a ten-miie chase abandoned
pursuit Two OF the fugitives. schoheld and
Caldwell. charged with horse stealing, know
the country we'll A dozen searching par
ties are now securing the country for the
fugitives and II will be almost impossible
for them to get way.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-30
GETS LAoIE AND BERNHARDT
Cleveland Signs Both the Philadelphia
Players, whose Service Begins
Next Tuesday.

CLEVELAND. May 2e.-The Leader to-
morrow will say:
Napoleon Lajoie and Pitcher William
Bernhardt will play with the Cleveland
club for the balance of the present base
ball season. This Information Is authentic.
The two players will make their appear
ance In Cleveland uniforms next Tuesday
afternoon, when the club returns from its
eastern trip. Bernhard will pitch and
LaJoie win play at second base. Jack A
Mccarthy. who has played left6eld here
tofore, will hereafter play at first base.
Because OF the signing OF ms
Pitcher Lundbom will be released to the
Athletics. 1t is said that, the salary to be
paid LaJoie is a very large one.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-30
Denver Beats Milwaukee.

DENVER, May 29.-Denver won an easy
victory from Milwaukee today. Prestdn's
work in center field was a feature. At
tendance, 500. Score:
R.H.E
Denver ........O 0 '-5S 2
Milwaukee 20 1 o o o o a. /
conneil; MilwaaRee, swormstedt and Han
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-30
CLEVELAND.

land, g. Two-base hits: Carey a.. Clarke,
Delehanty, wolverton, Drill. Three-base
hits: Ortiz, Ryan. Home runs: Ryan,
Bemis, Bradley. Stolen bases: Delehanty,
Wolverton. Coughlin. Sacrince hits: VOL
verton, Clarke. Bases on balls: on Orth,
/; on STREET., /; off Lundbom. 8 Struck
out: BY Orth, 6; by Lundbom. 2 Left on
bases: Washington, s; Cleveland, s Time;
l:66. Umpire: Sheridan.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-30
nnrrInr,. WHO piyorced.

SIOUX FALLS, s. D., May 2s.-(speeiaI)
Judge Jonas OF the state circuit court in
this city has granted a divorce to Carrie
of Kingsbury county from her
husband, Charles Harrison. The couple
were married December 16, 1900, and sep
arated the following day. Just fifteen days
after his marriage Harrison was sentenced
to a term in the Sioux Falls penitentiary
for burglary.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-30
Trnin. ceIliae % ArIIaEton.

ARLINGTON, Neb. May 2s.-tspeeial,l-
Freight train No. 10 on the Fremont, Elk
horn and Missouri Valley road ran into
special stock train in the Arlington yards
at $40 this morning. Two cars Of hogs
were dumped out in the yards. only one
hog being killed and three crippled. -Four
cars we're badly damaged. but no person was
hurt. The wreck was cleared by 1l:45 this
morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-30
FIELD CLUB TENNIS TOURNEY
second ROund MaFkS the Disappear
ance of scratch Men snd
Limit Men.

The second round OF the Field clubs
handicap tennis tourney, which was played
OF last night. developed some very good
play on the part of the younger followers
OF the game. The match between Collett
and Mcintyre was particularly good. Nc
Intyre won the first set by very neat work
all over the court. but the change Of serv-
ice brought a change in luck, and the han
dicap told, Collett winning the next two
sets and match. Martin and Jeavitt and
Haskell and Hill each had a deuce set in
their matches. Quite an sssemblage
entertained by the sport afforded. Results
Of the second round:
Coiiett as beat Mcintyre Cscrateh). &c.
SIS, 81.
Martin uD beat Leavitt 900, 50 "a
Haskell Q5) beat Hill (scratch), Sc, ga
Doorley Q5) beat Colley (3O, 6S, So.
The semi-fnals will be played tonight, and
should be very interesting, as the men left
in are all evenly matched, each being han
dicapped the same. Is. None Of the 30 men
are left In. all the scratch men have been
eliminated and c. II. Young, the only man
back OF scratch Is also gone The results
show careful judgment on the part Of the
handicapper, and promise a close match In
the finals for Saturday. The play In the
semi-hnals will be:
Collett Q5l plays Martin C15).
Haskell u5 plays Doorley u5).