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Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10
TEN TSIN TO BE EVACUATED
Prompt Action of Secretary Hay
Brings About h Desired
Result.

WASHINGTON. July s.-secretary Hays
prompt action upon the appeal Of the Chi
nese government, through Yuan Shi Kai
and Minister WI, relative to the evacua-
ton Of Tien Tsin has met with success.
The foreign generals who have stood in
the way Of evacuation will receive instruc-
lions from their home governments, and,
although ono or two minor points remain
to be adjusted, It is believed hat Tien Tsin
will soon be turned over to the Chinese
authorities.
Secretary Hay, doubling whether anything
could be accomplished directly through the
diplomats at Pekin, though action there had
been contemplated, decided to address him
self directly to the governments interested
in the Chinese question and maintaining
forces In Tien Tsin.
This was done through the American am
b~assadors and ministers resident at the va
rious European courts and Toxic. Answers
have been received from nearly all Of these.
The latest to come to land today were from
France and Germany, and quite unexpect-
eddy they have all proven to be favorable
to the United States contention.
The powers are now instructing their gen.
erals at Tien Tsin to abandon the condition
sought to be imposed as q precedent ia
evacuation, that save the small police force
OF 800 men the Chinese military forces must
be kept at q distance of not less than thirty
kilometers from Tien Tsin. Although there
were some other Objectionable features IN
the agreement which the generals required
from the Chinese, they we're of compare
lively little Importance in the Chinese mind
compared to this condition, and as this OBJ
stacle has been removed a speedy conclusion
is expected Of the Tien Tsin question.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10
FAsT HORSES FOR HURON
Many speedy Animals wiII He En-
tered in Races at south Dakota
Fair Meet

HURON, 8. D., July 9.-(special.)--Ar-
70 ~ the Central South Dakota Fair assoc
citation arei progressing nicely. A number
OF owners Of fast horses have written say
ms they win be on hand with their stock.
some liberal prizes in each department are
being ARRANGED for, and the effort to Sc
cure much OF the live stock and other ex-
successful.
The cattle department will be managed
by George =. McEathron of this city, who
Will have charge OF the sale OF Shorthorn,
Galloway, Hereford. Angus and other pure
blood. cattle during the exhibit. This Is a
lew feature inc will AFFORD those wanting
tho best OF these strains OF cattle to pro.
cure them at the fair. Those having cattle
70 dispose OF ct this sale should write to
MT, McEathron.
The exhibition will take place on the
this city, which are among the finest in
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10
VERDICT is NOT SET ASIDE
Morgan Must Pay DisehArEed EmpIoye
Fifty Dollars, Value
of one share OF stock.

NEW YORK. July San order was
handed Town today By Supreme Court Jus
tiee Keogh In White Plains refusing to set
aside a verdict OF $50, 900 in favor Of Peter
r. McLAurin Of Mount Vernon against the
Cuba company.
MeLAurin Was employed by the company
to prospect lumber lands In Cuba. Besides
q salary he was to receive one share Of
stock In the company. Differences arose and
McLAurin was discharged. He was not given
a share Of stock He sued and recovered
judgment.
J. Pierp0nt Morgan and Sir William Van
Horne are stockholders In the Cuba com
pany. when the case was tried the com
pany, In order not TO Inconvenience Mr..
Morgan and other stockholders by having
them suhpOenaed as witnesses. declared
that the value Of one share Of the COM
pARy's stock was $4,000.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10
MISSISSIPPI IMPROVEMENT
Chief of Engineers Gives Out State
ment Concerning River Work
TO Be Done.

WASHINGTON, July Son the recon-
m~endation Of the Mississippi River commits
sion General Gillespie. chief Of engineers,
has made the following Allotments from
the appropriation, aggregating 32,20O. 900,
for the improvement Of the Mississippi
river from the head Of the passes TO the
mouth Of the Ohio river under the act Of
June Is. 1902:
For levees. s1.OOO,QpO; surveys. gauge
and observations. ts&oOO; dredges and
dredging, 1896 900; improving hArbors at
New Orleans, Memphis, hatcher. Vidalia,
La, Helena. Ark, Charlottesville. Mo,
and GreenviHe. Miss. sans 900; Atchatalaya
and Red rivers. SIS. 900; First and Second
districts. $500. 900; Third district, sos 900;
Fourth district. t1s6. 900; Mississippi River
commission, S1O,5OO; leaving unalloted
$500.
The allotment of 10000 900 for ievees is
to be distributed as follows For lower
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10
PASSES SUCCESSFUL TRIAL
Torpedo Boat Destroyer Paul Jones
Complies with All the
Conditions.

WASHINGTON. July s.-The Navy de-
partment has received kilograms from the
Union Iron works and from Lieutenant
Fenton of the trial board Of San Francisco
announcing that the torpedo boat destroyer
Paul Jones had passed a successful trial.
The lieutenant says:
"Oficial trial maximum speed, 1891
knots on SS6 revolutions and 1900 horse
power; z7.42 knot for one hour at S22
revolutions"
Originally Paul Jones was required to
make thirty knots on q standardizing trial.
but this requirement was reduced to TWEEN
ty-eight, and on the hours run the re-
quirement was reduced to tw~enty-seven
knots. so the boat has complied with the
trial conditions.
The Navy department has accepted pre-
liminarily the torpedo boat destroyer
Perry, built by the Union Iron works.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10
WESTERN MATTERS At CAPITAL
Several Free Mail Delivery Routes TO
he Established I'm Iowa
September L.
(From a stan Correspondentl

NrEOHl u oNdh SOAlCbPOhNtACJ
WASHINGTON, July Especial Tele-
gram. Kern has been appointed
postmaster Of Houghton, Lee county, Ia,
vice William Filter. resigned.
Iowa postofices discontinued: Argo,
Scott county, mail to Leclaire; Coralville,
johnson county, mail to Iowa City; Amlty
and Plainview, Scott county, mall to Wal
colt; Cosgrove, Frendale and Wlndham,
Johnson county, mail to Oxford.
l.. w. Warrell, Ira A. Fudge Of Des
Moines, Thomas e. Holmes Of Underwood
and Harry D. Smith Of Randelia, Ia, have
all been appointed special laborers in the
Treasury department.
The contract for carrying mail from Fort
Bennett to Rousseau, 8. D., has been
awarded to B. F.. Texan Of Rousseau.
The comptroller Of currency has approved
the National Bank OF America, Chicago, as
a reserve agent for the Merchants National
bank of Omaha.
Rural free delivery service will be es-
tablished on September / as follows:
Iowa-Conrad, Grundy county (additional)
with one carrier; route embraces an area
OF twenty-five square miles, containing a
| population Of 423. Dunkerton, Black
Hawk county, with three carriers; area,
forty eight square miles; population, 1.035.
Nora Springs. Floyd county Traditional
s~ervice), with three carriers; area, seventy
six square miles; population, 1,oS5. Viewer
Lee county, with one carrier; area, twenty
seven square miles; population. 100.
South DRkota-Canton, Lincoln county
with two carriers; area, sixty-hve square
miles; population, 900. Garretson, Mime.
haha county additional service), with one
carrier; area, thirty square miles; popula-
tion. 450. Lennox, Lincoln county, with
one carrier; area, thirty-three square
miles; population. 400.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10
HASTEN CANAL NEGOTIATIONS
state Department Begins Finals for
COncIusiOp of Dennite Treaty
with Colombia.

WASHINGTON, July s.-Flnal negotia-
lions for the conclusion Of the definite
treaty between the United States and Co
lombia, which lie to authorize the construc-
ton Of the Panama canal, began at the
State department today at q meeting be-
tween Secretary Hay and Mr.. Cromwell,
representing the Panama Canal company,
and the Colombian legation here.
At the same time, In order that the set
Element OF the legal questions connected
with the transfer Of the canal compsnys
property to this government might run on
concurrently with the diplomatic settle
ments between the United States and Co
lombia, Mr.. Cromwell, at Secretary Hays
instance, laid before the Department OF
Justice all the papers In his possession
calculated to assure the attorney general
In his work In settling the title.
After comforting verbally with Mr.. Crom-
we'll, Secretary Hay turned over to him q
mass Of papers, which the counsel examined
very carefully. While a definite conclusion
was not reached at today's meeting, 1t Is
stated that distinct advance was made
toward the end. Some correspondence must
be had with the Colombian government, but
this can be done by cable, and II Is be-
lieved that the treaty can be signed within
a week.
Mr.. Concha, the Colombian minister here,
has received advices from the government
which Mr.. Cromwell transmitted to the
State department to the effect that the Co
lombian government had decided to appoint
a nonpartisan commission to rearrange the
electoral and provincial department Of Co
lombia, and II will make the way clear for
new elections. The congress could be
elected and assembled within the next four
months and the body could proceed at once
to ratify the canal treaty, which Is TO be
concluded here. 1t Is inferred from this
statement that an arrangement has been
reached between the Colombian conserva-
tives and liberals which will terminate the
revolution, which has now lasted for more
than two years.
Charles W. Russell, the special attorney
Of the Department Of Justice, who has beer
delegated to proceed to Paris to examine
the title Of the new Panama Canal COM
pany, left here this afternoon for Atlantic
City, where be will hold a final consulta-
ton with Attorney General Knox. Judge
Russell expects to sail within a week fol
France. The date Of the departure of the
attorney general, who will Join Mr.. Russell
In Paris to make the final examination Of
the title, has not been definitely fixed, but
1t probably will be early In August.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10
FARMS IN SOUTH DAKOTA
Census Bureau Issues a Report Show
ing Agriculture Statistics
OF the state.

WASHINGTON. July 9.-The census bu-
reau today made public a bulletin on ag-
rlculture in South Dakota. 1t shows that
in the census year 1900 there were b2.622
farms In the state, valued at 1920, 133, 100.
and covering an area of 1s,070.61 acres, or
about SO per cent Of the total area Of the
state. The live stock held on the farms
Is valued at s65, 17S. 49, and farm machinery
312, 218, $50, making the total of farm prop
erty for the state 1921, 6S5, 1902.
The report places the value OF farm prod
ucts for 1899 at $66, OS2, 419, OF which S21,-
sos, s04 goes to the audit OF the live stock
product.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10
RAeea a Tekamah.

TEKAMAHl Neb.. July S.-(speoial Tele-
kfAm.)-The Tekamah races begin Thurs
sport In spite Of the recent heavy rains
the track is In good condition and a hne
lot Of horses ara In the stables. The races
continue over Saturday. On the card for
Thursday ID the 1885 pace, with nIne start
ers; the a:B trot. with seven starters, and
the half-mlle and repeat running race, with
seven starters. On the Friday card Is the
S:fs trot, the 2;1T pace and a three-fourths-
mile n repeat running race.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10
randolph takes clean one.

RANDOLPH, Neb., July a-(special rele-
gram.l-The c~leanest and fastest game Of
the year wAs played here today, IN which
Randolph defeated Bloomfield. Score, 8 20
3 Splendid heldlng marked the game.
Batteries: Randolph, Bates and ShAffer
Bloomfield, Payer and Reid. Hits: Ran
delphi. 8. BloomheId. 2.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10
ThFee-I League.

At Rock 1~sland-Rook Island, 8; Rock
ford, 2; twelve innings,
At Terre Haute--Terre Haute, 2; Decatur,
At Observation-Disclosures Evansville
game postponedi rain.
At Cedar Rapids-Cedar Rapids-Daven-
port game postponed; rain.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10
Entries for crsston stakes closed.

CRESTON. Ia, July S.-(Special.)-Tha
entries for the stake races at the Creston
district fair closed last night with a very
satisfactory list. many fast horses of more
than a state reputation being among the
list The entries in other classes are COM
ing In rapidly and an excellent field Of fast
horses Is promised for the meeting to be
held september i6 to IS.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10

KEARNEY Neb., July g-(special Tele-
once more beaten In a game played here
today with Kearney. z TO Z. Batteries;
Kearney, Burman and Pendergrast: Shell
ton. Fulmer and Ptckard,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10
If You Want the Best

In Iookng at omces in different buildings, the greatest praise tn owner
rental agent can give an once IL to say hat It is "as good as an ONCE In he Bee
Building" 1t may be in m respects but II can not be in every respect
The Bee Building is one 1 The only two absolutely hreproof ONCE buildings in
Omaha. The Be Building is he ony building having all night and a IL day Sunday
elevator service The BeeB Building furnishes electric light and war without ad-
time
Keep these points in mind when looking for an once, and you will take one Of
those listed below. II you are WISE.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10

Yazoo districts. s21s, 900; upper Yazoo dis
trict, $4,000; lower ST. Francis district,
3126, 900; upper Tensas district, S112, 800;
lower Texas district, s11O, 900; Pom Char
train district, s1o1, 500; Reel Foot district,
$40, 900; White River district, 100000; Atch-
Afalaya. sac. 1000; Il Fourche district, $780,
900; Baratraria district, S10,0OOi Lake
Borgne district, $40, 900.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10

ST. JOSEPH, July a-Milwaukee won TO-
R.H.E,
Milwaukee a.. o o 0O1OO o. 8 i
st. JoBeph...,.0 0 o 0 0 0 90 5 2
Lucia; st. Joseph, Chinn and Roth.
At Kansas City-Kansas City-Peoria
game postponed; wet grounds.
At Des Moines-Des Moines-Denver game
postponed; wet grounds.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10
Game Thin Afternoon.

The last OF the Colorado Springs series
win be played at Vinton street park this
afternoon. The game will be called at
4 train for home. 1t is Browns turn TO
pitch for Omaha and Harry Newmeyer
will very likely be in for the m~illionaires.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10
In Southern AasoeIation.

At ChAttanoosa-Httle Rock. 10; chatta-
noogA, B.
AT Notwithstanding, 8; Shreveport, 0.
At OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, IL; Birming-
ham, 2
At 1tlanta-Atlanta-New Orleans game
postponed; rain.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10
n AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
LerihyiIIe Makes IL Three straight
Games from Toledo with
Ease.

LOUISVILLE, July s-Louisville made
Il three straight today. II was a fine game
all through, the locals winning by oppor-
tune batting. Attendance. 3,S1l Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10

zaissRyo K Eansi g cos rS1 Kelly. p Home run run
Il, Lynch. Stolen. bases: N. Lynch 90,
gshyie, 'KatotL Zalusky Wilmot, ,Quillin,
Baset on bsllsi on Cagon, g. on Katoli, 2.
Struck out: BY Cogan, !; by Katoll. 4.
Left on bases; Minneapolis, 10; 81. Paul,
to billiard 20 Kelly. Passed balls; Hurley,
zalusky. 2. Time; 2:W. Umpire; Has
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10
Greatest Game OF season.

BOSTON, July s.-Philadslphia won from
Boston today. In seventeen innings, the
longest professional game played In this
city for twenty years, Parent tied the
score with a home run In the sixth. After
that Waddell had the locals at his mercy.
Attendance, asa Score;
sstahl batted for Dtnesn in seventeenth
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10
AMERICAN LEAGUE N
81. Louis Makes It Fcnr straight
from Detroit by Superior
Pitching By suaASR.

ST, LOUIS, July 9.-St. Louis made II
four straight from Detroit today. eudhoft
allowed but four hits and Detroit failed to
score until the ninth inning, when Fiber
field walked and scored on Harley's sacrt-
fee and Gleason's out. Attendance, 10.
EpOras ..
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10
standing OF he Teams.

Games today: Colorado Springs.
Omaha, Denver at Des Moines, Peoria
City, Milwaukee at st. Joseph.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10

order OF Eagles. will play base ball at
Vinton street park Saturday, July 26 the
proceeds TO go to the social fund Of the
order.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10

Two-oase hits: Robinson. Doyle. I. clarke.
Bresnahan az, Kelley Thrqe-base. hit;
Kelley. stolen bases; Bresnahan, Gilbert
Patton, 8. Struck oat; BY Mc0tnnity. l.
Passed balls: Robinson, Clarke. Left on
bases; Baltimore q Wsshinston 5 Tine:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10

INDIANAPOLIS, July s.-with the score
3 to ! In favor Of Columbus at the end Of
the fourth inning the Indianapolis-Colurn-
bus game was called on account of rain.
Two games tomorrow.
At Milw6ukee-Milwaukee-Kansas City
postponed; rain.
At Cleveland - Cleveland Chicago post
poned; rain.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10
standing of the TsAns.
AnOther Fraternal Game.

Members OF Omaha aerle no. 50 An0
Council BLUFFS serie No. iA FTaternAI
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10
TO TIE AT ST. LOUIS
Ten Innings Of Smuggling in National League
but Neither Side Wins.
DARKNESS CONES TO STOP THE GAME
Both Pitchers hit Rather Freely, but
Contest Proves Interesting BE
cause Of CIoseness Of the
score.

ST. LOUIS, July s.-st. Louis and Bos-
ton battled ten innings to a tie q League
park this afternoon, darkness ending the
struggle. Attendance 800. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10
Totals 80. s Is 80 IS
'Batted for ]. o'Neil In ninth.
FsRat1ed for Calhoun In. tenth,

'Batted for ]. o'Neil In ninth.
"Batted for Calhoun In tenth,
B S nSuis ..:.::Y 1885 5 H
Earned runs: 81, Louis q Boston. :
Three-base hit: Greminger. Sacrifice HIT
Tenney. Double play: Hartman to BrAsh-
ear 20 Nichols. Passed ball: Moran.
Stolen base: Hartman. Bases on balls
BY O'Neil, 8; by Pittinger, 2. Bases on
balls: st. Louis, 10; Boston, .. Time: 2;lb.
Umpire: O'Day.
Hahn outpftohes Donovan.
CINCINNATI. July s-Hahn and Dono-
van INDUCED in n pitchers battle today.
Donovan allowed but three hits, but costly
errors lost the game for the visitors Hahn
allowed but five scattered hits. Attendance.
100. Scorer
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10
Totals -. : n 81 q q
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Two-base hits; Parent, ssybold. Three
base hits; schreok. seybold Home rupsi
sacrInce hits; LaChanol. I. Gross. Double
play: LaCbance TO Parent First base on
balls; on Dineen s. on WaddeIl, Hit
BY Dineen. s; by Waddell IL Left %
bases: Boston, 8; PHILADELPHIA, 3 Wild
pitches: waddeli. z. Time; 1:t& Umpire;
Connolly.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10

Red Hot From the Gun.
Was the ball that caused horrible ulcers
on @. b. steadmAn, Newark. Mich. Buck
lens Arnica Salve soon cured him. Csc.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10
List of vacant rooms in
The Bee Building
Ground Floor.

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Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10
Pittsburs HIta Wien N~eeeasatY.

Philadelphia .......0 o 0 0 % OIL
2. Two-base hit: DohenYt T~hree-base hit;
Mailman. Sacrifice hitss Davis, Clorke.
Stolen bases; Davis, Wagner, Rltohey. .Fffet
Struck out: BY Doheny, g; By White. J.
Wild pitch: White. Time: 1'b. Umpife:
.Eunalo F' T...
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10

American league team won the third con-
secutve game from washington here to-
day. McGinnity had one bad inning, but
Patton was hit freely throughout the game.
Attendance. 2,Oil. Score:
n ~ na,Gnnn unAauIAanrnA
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10
stana,nw of the Teams.

Games todAyi Brooklyn at St Louis,
burg. Philadelphia at Chicago. -.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10
81. Paul is

MINNEAPOLIS, July s.-st. PauI's Grip
pied team ives easily defeated by the locals
ball. Katoil pitched a strong game for
Minneapolis. Attendance, Liz. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10

Left on bases. Louisville. s; Toledo, Z.
Klelhow, Turner. Double plays; Schaub
70 uansell. Smith to Turner to Kleinow.
behaub,. Clymer, Struck out: BY Coons,
by Coggsweli, 1. Bases on balls: on
Eoggsweii, 81: on Coons. 2 Time: 1855.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10
Hahn outpitohea nonoxAn.

Totals ...1Snn totals 80 .
S SI1SIEpI9Sa ..s..,".S SdS5SSSc-
bases: Dobbs, Dolan, Hoy. First base on
balls: or Donovan, 2. Struck out: BY
Hahn, 2; by Donovan, 2. Time; 1895. Um-
pires: Powers and Brown.
Pittsburg Hits when necessary.
PITTsBURG. July s.-Philadelphia scored
Pittsburg took advantage of Phii~adelphla's
errors and slow plays and hit when hits
counted. Attendance, 1,DS. Score;.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10
ST. LOUIS,

Detroit .t..,......2 0 0 o o o o Q II
Earned runs: 81. LOUIS. 2. Two-base hits;
Sudhoff, Padden. Three-base hit: Barrett.
Holmes to Dillon. stolen base; Holmes.
First base on balls; ON Sudhof. s. struck
[; Detroit, 4. Time: 1877. Umpire; o'Ladgh-
I'm.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10
standing OF the Teams.


} games scheduled for today.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10
philadelphia .SSS1g1,

Totals 10 81 is
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-08-09
II rLonNIY pIcTTnE-

Vienna August After special
investigation among the agriculture
laborers in eastern Galcla. the Neue
Freie Prcsse draws gloomy picture
Of the miserable conditions which led
o. the existing strike. The average
mortality from famine for several years
past according go the Ncue Freie
Press. aggregated hfty thousand
I-aborers' wages range from eight &C
sixteen cents "a day. and women earn
from four 10 eight cents q day The
peasants rarely taste bread and exist
chiefly on soup. the principal lngredi-
tnts of which are water and herbs
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-08-09
STRIKE DEC -ARE0 OFF.

Ore of ~. Hardest Fought Battles
Knossn in TIE Textile Industry
Brought % ~ End.
Fan River. Mas August e.-The biz
STRIKE of the cotton -hl operatives a.
August Ca which was looked upon
a. test ~ the UEired Textile WORK
srs ~ America was declared Of by the
executive conmt,te-- ~ that body this
Afternoon. The commute met here
and received the announcement that
he strike in the JCln g. King mills 81
Augusta. Ca had ended August 1st.
Il was shown thai rLe mllls had SEE
-ured 20 Ulch help that ir was impos-
Ebie for the striker 20 win This ac-
ion ends one ~ rle hardest fought
,attles known in me textile industry
between labor unions and mil owners
q The south
These operatives went Cu strike last
April for ten peg cent advance in
wages The United Textile Workers.
which had been formed but a short
SINE before. directed The strike through
ts officials in Fau River. Secretary
Hbber established supply dep0ts Ia
various parts a Augusta and opera
hVes in Georgia and the southern part
y North Carolina went OK on strike
in sympathy. These sympatletlc
strikers Afterwards returned 20 work
Mem ers ~ tEe committee say that
while the operatives have lost the
strike. trade unionism in the South has
received a strong impetus