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Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-21
MISSOURI BEATS HAWKEYES
Score of o to o Fairly Represents
Playing Ability of the Two
Elevens.

gram)-Iowa was defeated 8 to o today
by Missouri in a closely contested game
on Iowa field, Missouri's score was made
IN the first half, during which the play
was in Iowa's territory, In the second
half the play was in Missour1's territory,
but Iowa was unable to score. The teams
were closely matched and the score ex-
presses fairly the difference In the game
they played. lows was superior in defense
been made If the officials had seen all that
occurred.
Birner made an eighty-yard run after
was held by a Missouri halfback as he
was about tC tackle Birner soon after the
Missouri runner started on his big gain.
Umpire Burkland did not see 1t and would
not allow a penalty. Birner was downed
on Iowa's twenty-ive-yard line. and on
Hollenbrek fell on the ball, but the referee
did not see this and would not allow 1t.
Missouri's offense used but four plays,
but 1t played them low and fast and the
Missouri players were always following up
the ball. Iowa's offense ran as if 1t was
afraid 1t would hit somebody. This feeling
increased as the runner neared the line and
the play came almost to a stop. Iowa's
line did not change when Iowa had the
many plays Coach Knipe had given him to
use. Hollenorek was Iowa's best line
smasher, but Jones did not use him enough.
Howell and Buckley. the Hawkeye half
backs, and Donovan in the line played as
well as they could. Jones was always in
the play ana brlsSS at center kept on try
ing.
Birner Of Missouri was the best individual
player seen on Iowa field this year. Twice
he leaped over Iowa tackles. a feat which
only Maddox of Michigan had done before.
Ardinger was a swift rune with the ball
and Wilef bucked the line with force.
Every Missourian got into the play all the
time.
Coach odea of Missouri said: Iowa did
not play as low or hard or as much to-
gether as l expected. Our team was worn
out by it's hard railroad journey"
Coach Knipe of Iowa said: 1T was a
hard, close game. Iowa's defense was good,
but ] was disappointed at our offense."
Captain Ellis OF Missouri said. I'VE have
been treated very finely by Iowa in every
way. Iowa played a very nice, clean game
and we have enjoyed our stay here very
much"
Ardinger of Missouri kicked off to Howell.
Missouri held Iowa on Iowa's hfty-yard
line and advanced to Iowa's Twenty-Five
yard line, where IL was held. Three more
times Missouri reached Iowa's TWENTY-FIVE
yard line and was held. Then Iowa ad-
vanced to Missourfs thirty-gard line and
Kicked to Birner on Missouri's Vineyard
line and Ardinger scored after Missouri
had smashed Iowa's left for two and three
yard gains. Ardinger kicked goal The
first half ended with Iowa on M1ssourPs
t~wenty-yard line. Score: Missouri. 6;
Iowa advanced into Missouri's territory
in the second half and kept the bali there
by kicking, but was unable to score. Two
attempts at place kicks failed. The game
ended s to 0 In Missouri's favor.
The lineup;
IOWA ATaCRVVnT
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-21
THREE JOCKEYS MOUNT HORSE
Throws First and Others Replace
Him in Turn, But Finally
Wins Race.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 20.-Fine weather
favored the racing at Ingleside today, but
the track was slow and heavy near the rail.
Favorites took four events, The fifth race
resulted in a chapter of accidents.
Leach while in the paddock, threw Co
burn and he was shaken up. Donnelly was
given the mount, nut Green Morris would
not allow him to ride, as he feared he
might be hurt. Sullivan was then put up
and a new book was made. Orosious fell
soon after the start. but Burke was un-
injured. Results:
First race, seven furlongs, selling. I'm
perious won Ting-a-Ling second, Nugget
third. Time: 1:31A.
Second race, futurity course, purse. Du-
razzo won. Gavista second, Byronerdale
third. Time: 1:12h.
Third race, six furlongs, selling: stiyve
won, Matt Hogan second, Malaspina third.
Time: 1:16%.
Fourth race. six %fuElongs. handicap:
Kenilworth won, Sad Sam second, Gold
Bell third. Time: 1;l6k.
Fifth race, Ave furlongs. selling: LATHE
Margaret won, Mr.. Dingle second, Gorgol-
cite third. Timei ! :O3. r
Sixth race, one mile, selling: Lode Star
won, Rio Shannon second, Diderot third.
T1me: ia. ~
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-21
GENOA.
CREIGHTON.
IOWA BALL CLUB WlTHDRAWS
wishes to Leave Three-I League ana
Join New Body Now Being
Formed.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2O.-Executiye meetings
Of the Three-I base ball league, comprising
afternoon and tonight at the Southern
hotel and will continue tomorrow. Mr., Sex
ton Is president and about forty delegates
Among the matters to be considered
was a suggestion OF dropping Rockford
cause Of poor support iocaiIy during the
late season, but this was rendered I'M
necessary by petitions from Evansville,
Ind, and Terre Haute, asking permission
to withdraw from the league that they
may combine with Fort Wayne and Mar
ion, Ind, in forming a new one.
The apparent determination of Evansville
and Terre Haute to withdraw at once
focused the attention Of the meeting. Dele
III, presented applications to take the
places that will be thus made vacant
After discussion this afternoon and to-
row. 1t is the general opinion that per-
mission for withdrawal will be granted the
s sSy.,i GilgtssaI !, but ton TRat pf t%S clubs will be
W.. Haderman Of Marion, Ind, are here
probably also embrace zanesviiie, Dayton
and Youngstown, o.. Wheeling, w. Va,
and several. other cities in that territory.
Other business transacted today was the
extension of franchises from the CUSTOM
airy one year to three years.
Rockford, Cedar Rapids, Davenport, Rock
Island, Decatur and Bloomington.
1t was decided to establish a sinking
fund for the league and each club will
give 10 per cent OF its net receipts for this
purpose.
A rumor that could not be verified was
ton will resign and continue with the
Western league of which he has been
president since the death of Mr.. Whit
field Of Kansas City at the opening of the
past season. Mr.. Sexton could not be seen
tonight but q number of the delegates as
serted such was his intention.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-21
FIGHTING CHANCE FOR LIFE
shoots Arthur L. Collins of
Colorado in Back with
BuckshOt.

DENVER, Nov. 20.-Four surgeons are
hurrying from this city, to Telluride, Colo,
by special train to attend Arthur L. Col
Inns, general manager of the Smuggler
Union Mining company, who was shot last
night by an unknown assassin.
Mr.. Collins was playing cards with friends
in the library of the company's office build
ing at Pandora, when a charge Of buckshot
was fred through the window, striking him
in the back. The man who fired the shot
escaped. Mr.. Collins is reported to have
only a bare fighting chance for life.
Buckshot penetrated his kidney, stomach
and lungs, but these have been removed.
When news OF the shooting reached Denver
BENJAMIN B. Lawrence Of Boston, president
of the smuggler Union company, chartered
a special train to take himself, Mrs. Col
Inns and surgeons to Telluride.
The train, which left Denver on the Den
yer & Rio Grande road at 1:15 this morn
ing, is making a record-breaking run.
Palmer Lake, hfty-three miles distant, up
hill, wGs reached in seventy minutes. The
best previous record for this run was sew
enty-lve minutes.
The special train reached Telluride
shortly after 2 o'clock his afternoon, hav-
ing made the run Of 422 miles at an average
speed of over thirty-two miles an hour, in
elusive Of stops. The greater part of the
run was over heavy grades on the narrow
guage division of the Denver & Rio Grande,
Mr.. Collins was still alive when his wife
and the surgeons from Denver reached his
bedside.
Mr.. Collins lie president Of the Colorado
Mine Owners and Managers association.
He wal manager OF the Smuggler Union
mine during the strike of 1901, when a riot
occurred in which several men were killed,
/ Ha ia an Engltahman-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-21
SYMPATHY RATHER PREMATURE
Secretary of Loan Association Sup
posed to Have Been a Victim
Leaves the Country.

NEW YORK, Nov. 20.-William Malcolm.
secretary Of the Passaio Mutual Loan and
Building association. who ned, presumably
to Europe, three months ago. has been in
dicted on three counts charging him with
Disappointing more than $3.50, OOO.
When the Irregularities In Malcom's ac-
counts were first discovered he claimed they
were due to IN error in bookkeeping made
by his predecessor twenty years ago.
He turned over his own home to the as
ISOLATION and received much sympathy, In
view OF his sacrifice, but later developments
caused him to leave the city.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-21
COLUMBUS.
Foot Ball at bellevue.

The foot ball team of Bellevue college
has had a hard weeks practice. in anticipa-
ton OF the games with the Hastings and
are expected to be hard. Much OF the prac-
tice this week has been in defense against
line smashing, in which Grand Island ex-
Bellevue it is predicted that Grand Island
will have no easy m on Thanksgiving.
Tomorrow at Bellevue Hastings will play
ever, Bellevue expects TO be victorious by
a comfortable margin. Omahans who de-
sire to see the game, which will be called
at 1880, can go down or the morning Bur-
lington trains and return In che late after
noon by the same. route.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-21
DENIES FREIGHT RATE STORY
Union Pacific omciaI Says There IL
no Foundation OF Certain
Report.

A report from Kansas City to the effect
that the Union Pacific had revised freight
rates to the detriment Of the city by the
Kaw and to the great advantage of Omaha
is denied at Union Pacific headquarters in
this city. Referring to the report Assist
ant General Freight Agent Wood yesterday
said:
ut evidently is an illusion OF some kind.
I cannot imagine what could have given
rise TO the rumor, for we are doing nothing
in the matter OF revising rates that could
be construed to mean what this report says.
In fact, we are not making any changes
that would disturb the equilibrium in rates
between Omaha and Kansas City"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-21
wish TO Play at Detroit.

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 20.-The protest OF
the athletic director against transferring
the Minnesota Michigan game from Detroit
to Ann Arbor has met With the official ap-
proval of the University OF Minnesota ath-
letic board of control. The members OF the
board unanimously favor Detroit and at 9
meeting held this afternoon sent a tele.
gram to that effect to the Michigan board
The president of the Minnesota boarC
stated after the meeting that in view oil
the fact that II had been previously agreed
to play at Detroit the board felt Justified
in demanding that the contest take place
there, but there was no possibility OF the
game being DECLARED on.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-21
WI YEARS IN PENITENTIARY
Penalty Melted Out to Missouri Man
who SOLD Books by Misreprs-
sentinR Himself.

TRENTON. Mo-. Nov. GOV. B. Law
renee, who by disappearing himself as
the agent of State Superintendent Caring
ton sold books to school districts In differ
ent parts OF the state, was today convicted
of obtaining money under false pretenses
and his punishment fixed at two years In
the penitentiary.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-21

It. While we we're at breakfast " Of
the young men boarders came down and
told me their watches and SIS in money
had been stolen. Then l told them about
the window being open. The story about
me finding the burglar eating a lunch and
seeing him jump through the window was
made up by an imaginative reporter who
rooms at my house"
From the description given OF the watches
the police said they we're worth probably
SIS each.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-21
BRITISH BOXER BEATS DoBBS
MaIOney Meets American and Easily
Wins the Match on
Points.

LONDON, Nov. a.-At the National Ath-
letic club at Marleborne tonight the Ameri-
can pugilist, Bobby Dobbs, met the Lon
don boxer, "Jem" Maloney, for a purse OF
Dobbs. who was the favorite, had some
what the best Of, the opening rounds. but
In the NTH round Maloney equalized mat
tiers and from that time forth had the
contest In his own hands, much TO the sur
prise of his opponent, who at times fought
Dobbs manage to stay the full twenty
rounds, but the result was an easy victory
for Maloney on points.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-21

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2O.-The Three-I Base
Ban "a n holding It's annual session
number OF between fifty and 100. Quincy
and Springfield, Ill, n Ottumwa and
Dubuque, Ia, would like to enter the
circuit. but the chances for them are
slim, according 10 Mr.. Sexton. president
of the league, Mr.. Sexton says The pres
ent circuit will in all probability be re-
tained for the coming season.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-21
PIay Lacroaae at Harvard.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Nov. 20.-The Inter-
national lacrosse game between Harvard
and a team made up OF oxford and Cam
bridge undergraduates will be PLAYED here
about class day next year. The year fol-
Harvard will send a team 70 Eng
land 10 play a return match. The English
will probably play teams OF other
universities throughout the country during
its visit here.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-21

on good authority that Minneapolis and
ST. Paul will not be represented in the
American base ball association next season.
1t Is further rumored hat the ST. Paul
team will be transferred to Chicago. under
the management OF Mike Kelly, and the
Minneapolis team will, II present plans
materialiEe, go 20 Detroit.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-21
City Cannot Help.

The South Omaha Hospital association
will move its headquarters Tuesday next,
into the Brainerd house on Twenty-fourth
street. Member Of the association are
anxious to have the city lend some aid
at this time. In years past the city has
paid the association S25 a month. Now
that new quarters are to be provided and
moving expenses paid the association
members think that the city ouncil should
Increase It's monthly donation to $50.
Should this be done the hospital could,
SO some of the members say, get along
very nicely during the winter. Mayor
Koutsky said laSt night that there was
little II any money in the general fund
now and he could not see how the appro-
p~rlation for the hospital could be increased
at this time.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-21
CREIGHTON TO MEET INDIANS
University Foot Ball Team to Play
Genoa Eleven Saturday
AfternOOn.

The Creighton foot ball team will meet
the Genoa Indians in a game on the Vinton
street grounds at $3.50 Saturday afternoon.
The Indians have strengthened their team
with some heavy men in the line, while
their strong backs OF last year are still
In the game. Porter, the man who brought
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-21
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
School Board is at the End Of its Finan-
oial Rope.
TEACHERS WONDER ABOUT SALARIES
Parents and Pupils wonder About the
Vacation Dates-BOard Members
Give Information Seekers
UnprintabIe Replies.

The South Omaha Board OF Education
finds itself In hard straights at the present
time. An inspection of the books Of the
treasurer OF the board yesterday after
noon showed that there was on hand only
$S,400. Some warrants which have been
Issued have not been presented for pay
ment. 2. l.. Howe, the treasurer of the
school district, says that he hopes to have
enough money on hand to pay the teachers
their November salaries. When this lie
done the funds will be exhausted. Should
the members Of the board violate the rules
and Issue warrants the teachers may still
secure their pay. These warrants are
eagerly sought after by brokers, as they
draw 7 per cent interest and are seldom
II ever subject to discount. After Decem-
Der l the warrants Of the school district
will be hawked about. and in some cases
holders will be looking for purchasers.
Since the latter part Of April the board
has expended over 3125, 900. Extravaganza
in almost every department Of the schools
ls charged by those who have looked into
the matter. The neglect Of the board to
designate the dates Of the usual holiday
vacation is causing pupils, parents and
teachers considerable uneasiness. The pu-
pills want to know when their vacation
comes and the parents would also like. to
be advised on the subject. AS for the
teachers, they want to know when they
will get their money and how long they
will be permitted to emai away from
duty.
Since the recent disclosures regarding
alleged boodling by MEMBERS of the board
It appears useless for a newspaper man to
try to obtain any information. Even the
most civil questions are turned down with
a remark which would not look well in
print.
Members of the Taxpayers league say
that they are glad that there will be an
election in the spring and three OF the
present members of the board will retire.
An effort Is to be made. 1t is stated, to
nominate men who will perform the duties
they are elected for, instead of doing as
some Of the present members are alleged
to have done.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-21
letter Wants Bids.

Martin letter is looking for bids for the
removal Of Blum's hall from its present
site to a place on either o or Q streets.
Some contractors who have looked the
ground over assert that the building will
have to be cut into halves or quarters
before 1t can be moved with safety. Mr..
letter said last night that he wished NOV
ers to figure on the job, as the building as
it now stand was not Of any particular
use.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-21

forth the applause of the spectators by
his playing last THANKSGIVING, is still in
the game. Thompson was his rival as the
star of the team last year and the two are
playing In their old form. Creighton will
have to work hard to defend its colors
against their red brothers.
The lineup:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-21
MISSOURI.

Time of halves; Thirty minute UNI
pire: T. /. Burkland of Peoria. Referee:
Ralph Lane of Des Moines. Touchdown;
Ardinger. Goal from touchdown: Ardinger.
Score: Missouri, 6; Iowa, o.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-21
No Road Yet.

On account of the inability Of the mayor
and a committee OF the council to meet
Herman Kountze, there Is now no safe
road to the river. The mayor said las,
night that he had tried to reach Mr.,
Kountze twice yesterday, but as he was on,
he did not consider It necessary for the
committee to go to Omaha. Another effort
will be made today. What Is wanted is a
plain statement from Mr.. Kountze regard
Ing the use Of the roadway through the
property he has control Of from Eighth
street to the Emergency hospital. II 1t IL
possible to secure it, an agreement In
writing will be asked for In order that
the present condition OF affairs may be
avoided in the future.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-21
Magic city Gossip.

A. r. Kelly has returned from Wyoming.
Mrs. II. c. Richmond will sing at the
United Presbyterian church this evening.
A son has been born to Mr.. and Mrs.
James Krecek, Twenty-first and Q streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. =. Adkins are moving
into their new home at Twenty-second and
G. streets.
The annual chrysanthemum show is being
held at the United Presbyterian church
This is the last night of the show.
The clerks at the South Omaha postofice
now belong to the United National Associa-
ton of Postofice Clerks.
A number OF candidates will be initiated
into the order OF the Eastern Star at a
meeting to be at Masonic hall Saturday
night.
Mrs. c. c. Clifton and Mrs. Ksefer en-
tertained division G OF the Christian church
at the home OF the latter, Twenty-third and
X streets, yesterday afternoon.
The Omaha Gas company has completed
the laying Of mains on Twenty-sixth street
from o to q streets. A carload OF pipe
was received here yesterday for the com
pany, to be used In finishing up the i'm
proVements mentioned a month or two ago
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-21

III oUtC, OuIC55 uOdlCu
through the blood
Rheumatism grows
steadily worse, finally
ending in shrunken
muscles, im1novable
joints, shaky nerves,
and the invalid's chair
or crutches. The cure
of Rheumatism can
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-21
AVNUEoF - OOU IT llTVV
The Drexel Shoe company team peat the
Furniture company. Score:
DREXEL SHOE COMPANY
Columbus Defeats schuyler.

COLUMBUS. Neb., Nov. 2o.-CSpecial.)-
Big Five team of Schuyler and the Colutn.
bus team at Hogels bowling alleys in this
city last night Columbus defeated the visi-
tors. The score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-21
BOUNDHAND%FOOT

With muscles drawn and throbbing with
pain, and the joints swollen, stiff and ten
der, the rheumatic patient is as helpless and
dependent as though bound hand and foot.
No disease causes such intense suffering,
such excruciating, sharp, nerve-racking
pains as Rheumatism, and this unfeeling
monster, unless checked, brushes the
strength and hope of its victims.
When the system becomes infected with
Uric Acid and other like poisons they are
absorbed into the blood and lodged in the
muscles, joints and nerves, Then with the
suddenness Of an electric shock, pains
begin to shoot through the muscle or joint
affected, which often swells and
inAnn,nc ard hAcnnnaa Anrdar
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-21
with the BowIers.

Last night the Clarksons lost three
straight to the Gate Citys on Clark's BOWL
ing alleys. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-21
No Market Thanksgiving.

BY general consent, the members of the
South Omaha Live Stock exchange de-
cided that there will be nc market here
Thanksgiving day. A resolution to this
effect has been passed by the exchange.
AS usual the stock yards company will
receive and care for all stock arriving,
but there will be no sales The scales
will not be opened on account Of the de-
cision of the exchange.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-21

The river steamer Castalia will leave
here on Sunday for Paduca, Ky. Quite a
number Of South Omaha men are figuring
on making the trip. The intention is to
make up a party of hunters and stop
wherever game is to be found. w. s..
King, it is stated, will act as master Of
the boat,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-21

letter from Fred Tenney, the first base
man, which assures him that Tenney will
not jump to the Detroit Americans. Ten
ney will be the captain Of the Boston Ma
tionals next year.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-21
Tenney Not Going 40 Detroit.

SYRACUSE n. Y Nov. 2l-A. c; Buck
ton National league team. has received a
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-21
Thirteenth Annual Bail.

On the evening of November 26 at the
troop armory the paid hremen Of the city
witt give their thirteenth annual dance.
These annual dances Of the department
have become quite popular and 1t Is ex-
pected that the hall will be crowded
Already a large number OF tickets have
been sold. The proceeds will go into the
hremen's relief fund.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-21
December Maturities.

On December 1 there will be due at the
state fiscal agency the sum Of 1855. OF
this amount 81, 900 is for interest on gen.
eral indebtedness bonds and the balance
on grading and sewer district bonds. As
there is SUFFICIENT money in the various
funds to meet this payment 1t will not
be necessary for the city to borrow at this
kgrTa
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-21

1INS ' M = . pidNCo Ol lSNOAu Il
day, November 20:
Warranty Deeds.
James Devine and wife to B. p.
Headley, lot Z, Morton's subdiv. ...$ 1000
Albert Turnquist and wife to Alice
s. Toulouse, lots / and 2, block 4,
Susanna f. Porter to ]. o.. Moore,
lot iS, s. F. Porter's add. ,.,.......... 1000
]. r. bavlin to Vito Pastale, lots
and *, block 20, Orchard Hill, ........ 600
Ann Eliza Tillson to j. B. Curtis, lots
Is and il, block lis, Dundee Place. 1900
s6ahan, lot 3, Knox's subdiy.,...... $500
lots and 10, Terrace add. .....,....... $500
Genevieve Tylee to William Schoen,
lot Is, block 8. Hascalls subdiv. Cre-
Mel SO
Quit Claim Deeds.
City OF Omaha to Omaha Realty COM
pany, 17Xl30 feet adjoining lot s,
block Z, subdiv. of j. l. Redlck's add. .....
A. w. Wyman ct al to American Loan
and Trust company, lot 5, block s,
subdiv. of ]. /. Redick's add, ......... 100
orvich, eh lot 8, block 100. Omaha. /
City of Omaha to Willow Springs
Brewing company, 13-foot strip ad-
joining lots l and 4, block az.
GrandView Al
F. A. Brogan and wife to American
block s, subdiv. of J. 1. Redick's add. 100
Deeds.
]. c. HaVemeyer, executor, to Stephen
Keuchell, lot /, block 7, Improvement
Association add..,................ 1900
Total amount of transfers. .,....... $40, 742