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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-03
BARRIERS FORM NEW UNION
Branch Of international Association
Will Be In Wichita.

Twenty BARRIERS Of Wichita have en-
tered as charter members of Wichita
council OF the International BARRIERS as
ISOLATION. and the charter is expected 70
arrive this week When the charter comes
TIE local union VIII elect officers and
complete its organization. The following
shops VIII be under the new union:
s. D. Shaw. 81 East Douglas avenue.
Manhattan.
J. Thompson. 119 East Douglas avenue
Barnes & Kasson. 90 North Main street.
John Kennedy. 40 East Douglas avenue.
f. \. Smith. l07 North Main street
T. A. Gackenback. 227 East Douglas
avenue.
N. r. Smith, 10 North Market street.
The only BARRIERS union which has been
existing In Wichita was the Kansas State
Earbers association. and it is about dead
a meeting mas not been held for nearly
nine months.
The new union viii be very strict and
its members VIII not be allowed to work
IL non-union shops Only one or Two OF
the shops belonging TO the Kansas State
association have not made arrangements
u pass undeF the control Of the Inter
national union. and the organizers OF the
lew association are hopeful that they
VIII get them IN.
Some Of those who have signed the char
ter roll are in favor OF abolishing the 10
cent sea foam and the Decent beard trim.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-03
FireWOrkS!\
Fireworks!

Boys class No. 81, of the II.
3. Sunday school, will sell all
kinds of up-to- date Fireworks,
Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day at I3I North Main street.
All profits will be used to fur
nish their new class room.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-03
MASQUERADING
WILL WHITLEY DRESSED HIM
SELF IN GIRLS CLOTHES.
To Escape Capture by the County
Officers.

VIII Whitley is a l4-year-old colored
boy and lives down on East Douglas av-
enue. but for the last two or three days
he has been incorporating as a girl.
VIII was arrested yesterday By the sher-
If as an incorrigible boy. His sister
Lizzie Davis lives just east Of Mosely
avenue. and a good many reports have
come IN about the naughtiness OF her IL
year-old brother, and e. /. Stratton Of
theChildren Home went down TO inves-
tigate the case several days ago. He
found the boy as a boy, and he had a
warrant issued TO send the lad to the in
dustrial school. The officers went 10
the house last week, but they failed TO
find the lad They went again Monday.
but he could not be located. Yesterday
Mr.. Stratton walked down in that d.
rection and came across the boy playing
in a neighbors yard and dressed as a
girl-partly. He wore a boys shirt, bait
an old, dirty plaid wooden skirt. He has
none Of the features OF a girl, and his
talk is nothing like that of a member
Of the gentler sex. Mr. Stratton notified
the officers how the boy was dressed,
and they went after him.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-03
DOG DROPPED DEAD
Father Tihen's Big st. Bernard Dies
In the Middle Of street.

Yesterday morning Father Tihens big
ST. Bernard dog dropped dead on the
corner Of Main and Second streets. II
Is supposed that some one set out some
poison and the big st. Bernard got hold
of it. The incident caused quite a little
excitement up in that neighborhood. A.
usual. the faithful old fellow was fol-
lowing the buggy Of his master and
stayed with him TIL the last straw was
broken. He was trotting along, right
at the rear of the buggy, when he com.
menced TO wobble and fell Getting Up
again, he tried to follow. but had only
gone a few rods when he dropped over
dead. His master waited until he was
dead, standing at his head In the mean
time, and then ordered him taken away
and drove on homeward
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-03
AGAINST CHAS. DOWDLE
state Warrant - sworn Out and Han
Arrested

a warrant was sworn out in the city
court yesterday afternoon by Miss II
T. Moore against Charles Dowdle. alias
Charles Taney charging this man with
stealing So Of her. j VIII be remembered
that Miss Moore IS one of the three
typewriter girls in the SedEwick block
who was robbed in a very unique style.
some man telephoned her. notifying hsi
that she was wanted across the hair.
az long distance telephone. While
she was some 20 answer the telephone.
he went into the Office of the lumber
company. FOR which she works ana
rided her pocketbook Dowdle was ar
rested yesterday.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-03
MIDSUMMER CLEANUP
Wichita's Greatest Clothing Store Is
Cleaning House.

c. r Fulton. the big clothier. is giving
the men and boys Of Wichita an oPpor-
tunity 10 celebrate the Fourth Of july in
a now suit. straw hat and furnishings
ana buy them at his store at cleanup
prices He has commenced his Mid
Summer Cleanup OF Mem and Boys
Summer Suits. Straw Hats. etc. and il
IS making things lively around Fulton $.
Eagle readers VIII ind interesting store
news in his large advertisement on the
sixth page Of this issue.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-03
81 eusaELs Il AcRE
II. NJ. Grafton Claims 70 Be Champion
Potato Raiser Of County

Ar. Il. ~ Grafton was oas digging 20
tatoes yesterday morning. and came IN
announcing an exceptional harvest from
q small field that ne planted ca Park
Place and sixteenth street on q two
lots twenty-five feet wide and Is feet in
length he reaped q harvest q 81 bush
els. This viii make over 9e7 bushels 20
the acre II the average crop Tor seas-
wick county Is any WAYS near 20 TINS, il
VIII be boomer Ar Grafton claims
,he best potato WELD in the county.
mother interesting fact about these
iots and their value Is thai fifteen years
$50 De paid g az Tor them. intending
90 build b1t The boor changed his plans.
lie says they are rather ire lots for pc
ta1o raising. hut he is holding them to
build upon soae time.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-03

melodies which was played so srHsdcal-
" at the concert last night VIII be p.ky-
cd at Riverside park tomorrow
For the first time, last nigh- the band
boys appeared in their new uniforms
The coats are Of fatigue pattern: Ll0c.
and trimmed with black braid. hey are
becoming.
Tomorrow night the band viii play at
the Country club on College Hin.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-03

Continued on Eighth Page.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-03
TO INSPECT BRIDGE
John Chain Goes Ont 10 Look After
One over Jester Greek.

Today John Chain. Seagwick county >
clerk. goes on r short trip into the coun-
try. which presents anything but sum
nler outing appearance. He goes out
&c inspect the new bridge over Jester
creek between Sedgwick ard Harvey
counties This new bridge IS being com
pleted as fast as possible and when
done VIII be much appreciated by the
traveIers who have 70 cross Jester creek.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-03
HOStetter'S
Stomach
BitterS

1t VIII tole ID the
stcE1c stir Up
ghe int tive liver
and arify the
blood also cure
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-01
INTEREST IN TENNIS GROWS
with the Doherty Brothers Again in
the Game the Contest is
Better.

LoNGwooD, Mass. July S1.-with the
Dohertys again In the courts, the Wrenn
weather and a good crowd. the tennis at
the Longwood Cricket CLUB look on much
interest.
morning, the Wrenn brothers with II. Fl.
whitman and r.. #. Merrill, while w. j,
CIothier OF Philadelphia played one OF the
matches in the semi-hnals with ]. G.
Wright, winning in straight sets. The re-
suit Of the latter match was expected, so
most OF those who visited the grounds TO-
day gathered about the court where the
Wrenn brothers were playing. Among this
crowd were the Dohertys, who watched
lntently every stroke OF the famous Ameri-
The Wrenns will meet Wright and Cloth
Ter tomorrow afternoon I'm the semt-nna!s,
fSd rive ~"I SATURDAY. for the champion.
ship. The last match OF the tournament
thus far was that between Holcombe Ward
semi-fnaIs for singles. AZ one time Ware
had his opponent two sets to one. and four
games in the fourth set, and then Ware
will meet the young Philadelphia, w. j.
Clothier, in the finals tomorrow morning
and the winner will play ". A, Larned on
Saturday for the Longwood cup.
The interest In the afternoon was in the
match OF the Dohertys against Nicely and
Leonard in the second round Of the eastern
doubles championship, which they won in
straight sets. Better playing was between
l. E. Ware and "; A. Larned and L.
perry and W.. J.. BlaBuOn ware Dehub
somewhat tired from his match will Ward,
had little strength in the first set, and the
youngsters run the set up to fourteen
games before their seniors won IT, The
other two sets were also well fougnt.
Ware and Larned will meet the Dohertys
tomorrow. Summary:
| Longwood singles, semi-fnals:
H. Ward beat L. e. Ware, go, SO, 40,
w. j. clOthisr beat I. C. Wright. ca
e-9, 81.
Eastern doubles championship. first
round:
r. ID. and c. L. wrenn beat B. r. Mer.
rill and II. II. Whitman, 60. so. 40, 81.
/. Perry and w. p, Blagdon beat II
Atkinson and ]. Goldman, 6-s, so, 6-2.
Second round;
Wrenn brothers beat X. Horton and A
Goldman, Ga, ga, Gel.
Clothier and Wright beat seaver and
Pierce, SO. B-3, 6-2
Ware and Larned beat Perry and Blas
don, sc, SO, 81.
Doherty brothers beat Nicely and Leon
ard. 81, so, Ga.
Handicap singles, third round:
Putnam beat Haskins. GA. 6-5.
Wise beat Eames. ga, 4-6, 4-1-defaulted
Fourth round;
Bishop beat Merrill, 6-3. so.
Putnam beat Allen, Ga, SO. go.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-01

The full scores follow:
First round:
d. Pollard beat j. W. Hughes, O-S' ga
g IL Young beat A. CoIlett. go, ell
George Mcintyre beat A. Scrtbner, 1-o, ~:
r. e. Sunderland beat F. p. Rooney by
/ default.
r. J. Hill beat F. Dufrene, So, 81
III. Martin beat L. g.. Webster, 81, b-l.
s.. s. Caldwell beat H. -. Alice, 8-S, bel.
w. q. Sherwood beat w. A. DeBoro' W
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-01
COULD NOT HIT NEWMEYER
Omaha Shut Out Until Ninth, When II
Piles Up -Four Runs.
THIS IS FOUR SHORT OF WINNING GAME
Two Games Were Scheduled 60 BE
Played, but FOrtunatcIy OnIy
one was PuIlea
on. asea
THIS IS FOUR SHORT OF WINNING GAME

COLORADO SPRINGS, July s1.-Cspecisl.)
Colorado Springs took the last OF the
series today from Rourke's aggregation with
. score of Z 20 Z. During the arst eight
innings Newmeyer had the visitors com
pieteiy at his mercy, allowing only one
bit and striking out eleven men. But
rain in the ninth made the ball slippery and
Newmeyer could not control it, with the
result that he was lift freely for four runs.
Alloway was found opportunity for a total
Of nine hits and these. Oodpled with bad
errors on the part of Thomas at the initial
sack, especially in tins seventh. Tailed
seven men. The second game was post
poned on account Of rain. Thu score:
NNT On AnO CpQIAnq
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-01

HANOVER, July M.-The ehessmasters
engaged in the international tournament
here began the ninth round this morning,
being paired as follows; Napier against
Janowski, Atkins against Pillsbury, Guns
berg against Tschigorin, Wolf against
Gottschall, Marshall against cohn, Olland
aginst Levin, Mieses against Mason, Popiel
against swidersh and suechting against
cluded when the noon adjournment was
taken. OF these one went to the credit Of
Pillsbury, who succeeded in disposlng OF
Atkins, the English amateur champion, in
good style. This is the second defeat the
latter has thus far experienced. Gunsberg,
PLAYING in his best form, canquished TsehI-
Eorin and Mieses accounted for Mason.
Napier is giving the leader, Janowski, a
splendid fight. Honors are fairly even In
all the games pending.
All the remaining six games were decided
in the afternoon session. Janowski out
played Napier In the evening and increased
his lead by one point. qotschall disposed
Of Wolff, Levin outplayed olland. sWiDder-
ski won from Popiel and Sucheting and
Bardeleben drew.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-01
MeKIbben Is ReInstated.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-. July 3l.-Manager Nc
Kibben OF the St. Joseph base ball club,
who was suspended by President Sexton Of
little difference OF opinion. which enlivsned
the game at Colorado Springs a couple OF
weeks ago, has been reinstated and can
now enjoy all the privileges of the diamond
as a player and manager. President Sex
ton intimates that he would very much like
to be put in possession OF the t25 fine levied
upon Pitcher McFadden, imposed for par
t~icipation In the same demonstration. The
demonstration was made because OF some
unpopular rulings by Umpire Cole.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-01

YORK, Neb., July s1.-(speeiai )-There
are more applications for concessions and
more speed entries for the county fair
which occurs at York August u, Is, IA ana
is than nave ever been made. The Kansas
Missouri Valley and the b. & M. railroads
are billing the towns along their lines an
county fair. Horses have been entered
from Bellwood, Seward, Friend, Berns,
York and Beatrice, Neb., and also from
Belleville. Kan. Denver and many other
places.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-01

SALT LAKE CITY, July s1.--The pro-
OF the proposed Root-Gardner night,
Salt Palace track August IA, today OBJ
tanned a license 10 pull OF the contest on
August Is. This, in the opinion OF Mayor
Thompson. takes the matter out OF the
Jurisdiction Of the Elks, who have blanket
on all amusements In the city for
August u 10 IA, inclusive. Upon hearing OF
this action the Elk today forwarded 70
sGOvsrnor Wells the letter from Grand Elk
allied Ruler Pickett, asking for Intervention
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-01

ONAwA, Ia, July S~1.-(speclal Telegram)
BY shutting out the Modale team today
by a score of 1 20 0 the Onawa team won
its eighth successive victory. The game
was one Of the best ever played on the
home diamond. Neither side scored for
eight innings, and Onawa won. out In It's
half of the ninth on an error. At the time
the winning run was made Onawa mao tne
bases full. Brown pitched phenomenal ball,
holding the Modale team without a single
hit and striking out eleven men. batteries;
ton and Garfield. Umpire: l.. e. Paine.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-01
MiIIers Win Another.

MINNEAPOLIS, July 31.-Minneapolis
made 1t three straight from Louisville. by
taking both games today. In the eighth
Inning of the first game Tindali called
Clymer out at second and Clymer lost bis
temper and ran at Tindall. h two men
was sent off the g6bunds until the second
game. In the second, with the score 6 to 5
In favor of Louisville n two outs in the
home run. Lynch followed with a double
and was brought In by Lally with a single.
Kerwin took Coons' place In the sixth in
Scores:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-01

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Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-01
ThFee-I League.

At ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, 8; Cedar
At Decatur-Decatur, 2: Rock Island. o.
At Terre Haute-Terre Haute, s; Rock
ford, 2.
At Dvansville-First game: Evansville, 9;
Davenport, 5. Second game: Evansville, s;
Davenport, 7.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-01

Earned runs: Minneapolis, 8; Louisville, ].
TWo-base hits. Wilmot, Lynch. Bonner,
Cannon. Flournoy. Home run: Katoll.
Passed ball; Schriver. First base on balls:
Hit by pitched ball; Byers, Lynch, Cannon,
Lally. Struck out. BY Katoll, 3; by coons,
2. Left on bases: Mime apolis, 10; Louis
vile, IL. Double play: Phyle to Grant to
Werden. Stolen bases: Wilmot, Quillin,
sehaub. Sacrifice hit: Werden. Time: 300.
Umpire: Tindall.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-01
OMAHA COMES HOME AGAIN
Papa Bill and His Boys VIII Meet
Undertaker QuinR's Crew
Saturday.

Manager RouIke with the Omaha team
ana Manager Quinn with the Des Moines
players will reach Omaha this evening
after their mountain experience. Saturday
afternoon they will start a series OF three
games transferred from Des Moines.
Qninn's team Is just now In the best con-
dition IL has been this season and Is put
ting up a game OF ball that will make any
wants 10 get = start on winning again. ana
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-01
shut, score Card to shelton.

KBARNEY, Neb., July A--Special Tele.
eram.)-The Kearney base ball team shut
out the Shelton nine in q game this after
noon. IL to 0. Batteries: Kearney, Safne
and Burman; Shelton, Case n Snort
Umpire; Sullivan.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-01
KANSAS cITY.
COLUMBUS.

hits: Thiel. McAndrews, Knoll. T~hree-base
hits: Knoll, Viox. Sacrifice hit; Knoll.
plays: Leewe to Thiel to Grady, Wagner 70
Viox to O'Hagen. Hit by. pitched BAL;
BY Gear, /. First base on balls: OF GID
son. 2: of Gear, 2; of McMackin, g. Struck
out: BY Gibson, il by Gear, /; by Nc
Mackin, g. Hits: on Gibson. g., on Gear
l3; of McMackin, Z. Passed ball; Bevtle'
TimeI 1856. Umpire: Haskell
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-01

Earned runs: st. Paul, 2. Two-base hit:
Marcan. Three-base hits: Marcan, bum-
base: Ferguson. First base on balls; ON
stimmel, 81; OF Miller. 8. First base on
errors: Indianapolis, g: Left on bases:
BY Stimmel, 2; by Miller, /. Double playsl
Stimmel to Kelley, o'Brien TO Fox to
Kihm. Time: 1851. Umpire: F1ggemeier.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-01
sBatted for miller in eighth. -

& Sew Is Ya.. .:.5 S'$Sf5Soi g
Earned runs: New York, l; 81. Louis,
.. First base on errors: st. Louis, 2.
Left on bases: New York, 9; st. Louis,
Struck out: BY O'Neill, i; by Miller, i;
By McGinnity, 1. Two-base hit: Jones.
6acrlhce hit: Jones. Double plays: Brodie
10 McGann, Bresnahan TO McGraw to
Smith, Brodie to McGraw, Lauder to Bres-
nahan Hit by pitcher: By OrNeill, l.
Hits: on Miller, 3 in eight innings. Time,
1.M. JJmpire: Emslie,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-01
Brooklyn shut out BIZ Pittabure.

BROOKLYN, July S1.-Pittsburg defeated
shut out and Pittsburg's three runs were
all made in the eighth inning, The wish
tors had a chance to score with two men
on bases In the sixth, but a beautiful throw
by DOlan from deep center nipped o'Con-
nor at the plate. Attendance, $500, Score:
PITTsBURo. BROOKLYN.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-01
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Columbus Pounds Gibson and This
with Poor FieldinE, Causes
Kansas City TO Lose.

KANSAS CITY, July 31.-McMackin's
and the hard hitting OF the visitors
were the features of q one-sided game.
besides being hit hard, the Kansas City
twirlers received poor support Attendance,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-01
1. Struck out; BY Poole 3; by
uostso shuts out Chicago.

BOSTON, July a.-Hits by Cooley Ten
ney and Carney and a double by Demont
in the first inning rave Boston three runs
and Cooley's single and Dement'S triple
in the second added two more tallies, CIV
ing the home team an easy victory. chi
caeo could do nothing with Pittinger. At
tendance, 1875. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-01
Perseus Wins Cup.

LONDON, July a.-Perseus won the
GoodwoOd cup (of 1900 soveFeigns, for g.
yeaF-olds and upward, distance two miles
and q half az GoodWood today. Cheers,
with Maher up, was second y FowliDg
Piece came In third
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-01
LEAGUE GAMES
81. Louis and PhfIadelphia Play Ten
Inning Tie, Game Beins Called
an Account of Darkness.

ST, LOUIS, July 31.-St, Louis and Phila-
delphiR played ten innings to a tie, the
game being called on account of darkness
Murphy's three-bagger, followed by. N.
Cross's single, tied the score in the eighth.
Both pitchers were hit hard. but some
tendance, 1000. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-01
EF sS.%aSsss :::sS$$SdSS III,
GAMES IN NATIONAL LEAGUE
philadelphia suner n shut Dat 1T the
Hands OF Cincinnati, Who
Barely Scores.

PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-Tne homo
team suffered a shutout at the hands OF
Cincinnati today. White and Poole were
in superb form and the visitors barely
manaEed to squeeze In a run In the eighth
inning on a single and . triple. Attend
ance, 2.1tt. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-01

harmed runs; 81. Louis Z; PhiladeIphIa,
2 Two-base hits: Heidrick, Anderson,
Wallace, Kahoe, Davis. Three-bass hit;
Murphy. Home run; Burkett, Double
plays: wallace TO Mccormick to Ander-
son, Donnhue to Wallace to Anderson, Pad
den to Wallace TO Anderson, Murphy to
Davis. Stolen bases; Fuitz CD, SeyboId.
First base on balls; on Donahue, 4.
Struck out: BY DonRhue, 8; by Waddell,
8. Left on bases: st. Louis, 6; Philadel-
phia, II. Time: LIS. Empires: Car
ruthers and Johnson.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-01
For south Dakota FIELD Trials.

SIOUX FALLS, 3, d, July 3~1.-Cspeclal,)
"A meeting OF the citizens OF Salem has
been held for the purpose OF making mr.
FanEements for the annual trials OF the
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-01

NEW YORK, July s1.--The game between
New York and st, Louis today was a close
one and the local teams poor
was responsible for its defeat by a score
OF q to q. The New Yorks made three
double plays. Attendance, 1905. Score:
CT roura. ri NEW YORK.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-01

DENVER, July d,-Denver broke even
in a vdoubie-header today. In the nrst
gene Morrison pitched . good same, puL
game opportune hitting and costly errors
By the locals gave Des Moines their 3nly
game OF the series. DenVer msoe r0uF
Denver ........o 1o1aOte-5 9
Des Moines 20 0 0 o j y y VI 80
batteries: Denver, whitridge and Will
son; Des Moines, Morrison and Lo5eek;
ma. Mo,nss oasooosooS i
Denver - Q o 0 lie 10 3
batteries: Denver, Eyler and Wilson;
Des Moines, Feeney and Lobeck.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-01

Earned runs: Minneapolis, /; LouisyilIe, 3.
Two-base hits: Wilmot, Dunkel: Passed
ball: Schriver. Wild pitch: Newlin. First
base on balls: ON Newlin, 4; of DunkIe, 2.
Struck out. BY Newlin, g.. Left on bases:
Minneapolis, 6; Louisyille, q Double plays:
O.OO ITmpire, Tindall.