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Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-03
WARN NINE BOSS TO LEAVE
Terry Miners Threaten to Hang Harry
Oslliis if He Returns.
ACCUSED or HOLDING UP THE woRKMEN
Company stands by Him and Prospect
that Mine May he shut Down
a. n Result of the
differences

LEAD, S. D., Oct. 2~.-(Special Telegram.)
Tied to his horse and escorted by 400
angry miners, Harry Collins, a shift boss
in the Horseshoe mine at Terry, was
marched from that town to Lead and
through the principal streets Of this city.
When allowed to go Collins was thankful
that the men had not used measures more
harsh with him. For a year or more Col
Inns has been using his position to black
mail the men working under him. He
would hire none but Slovenian miners, and
they with the understanding that they pay
him, Collins, a part Of their monthly wages.
He was not getting enough and insisted,
toward the last. that the men pay him one
third of their monthly stipend in order to
hold their Jobs. He was discovered in his
practice through his own greed and mistake
in hiring a man who had the courage to re-
sist his monthly assessment and who
brought the matter before the Terry
Miners union.
After investigating the matter the union
took action and early this morning marched
In a body to Collins house and escorted
him from the camp. with the injunction
never again to show his face In 1t on the
penalty OF being hanged. AS It was, a great
many members Of the UNION favored using
violence on him.
His practice had been brought to the at
tention Of the officials Of the mine, and as
they did not seem to want to take any ac-
ton in the matter, the union acted Itself.
Collins is one Of the wealthiest men of
this city. being a large property owner
here.
As a result of the trouble at Terry be-
tween the Miners union and one Of their
shift bosses, the Horseshoe mining com
.--. -. zT...a l-.-, t. n-Nnngsxn uVArE-
ings in that district. The company is
supporting its boss and says 1t will stand
by him until the charge against him has been
proven, while the union Is determined that
Collins, the mine boss, shall not work in
the district. The affair may result in
serious trouble, should the company insist
on retaining Collins.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-03
VETERANS MOVING EASTWARD
Railroads Carrying OF Ola
Soldiers to Eneampment at
w~ashinEtOn.

The movement OF the old soldiers to at
tend the encsmpment Of the Grand Army
Of the Republic in Washington began yes
terday afternoon and will reach its crisis
tomorrow night. when the bulk OF the dele
gates will leave. The Northwestern line
yesterday took out two special cars, tour
lists sleepers, filled as thoroughly as they
could be: the Illinois Central sent out one.
also packed, and will send another one to-
night from Portland. Oregon. All those
leaving yesterday we're from Nebraska with
the exception Of d small number from over
the river In Iowa. These specials will travel
east Of Chicago over the Baltimore &
Ohio.
The Wabash, which takes the official
train out OF Nebraska, will send it's train
out Of Omaha Saturday night with fifteen
cars, including coaches and sleepers and
baggage cars, and they will all be filled to
their utmost capacity. The train goes
through on the wabash tracks. by way of
Niagara and other important points. The
Rock Island will send out two smaller spe-
cials, the same night, one consisting OF
nine cars and the other less. The former
will comprise the Rock Island quota of the
Nebraska delegation and the latter will be
filled with Iowa veterans. Both these trains
will take the wabash tracks at Chicago.
The Burlington will run a special car out
Saturday night, using the Baltimore & Ohio
tracks east Of Chicago to Washington. 1t
is possible that the other roads which
sent out specials last night and yesterday
will have additional travellers to transport
tomorrow also.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-03
Pennington County Candidates..

RAPID CITY. S. D., Oct. 2.-(Special Tele-
gram. THE republicans Of Pennington
county met this afternoon and placed in
nomination the following ticket: State
senator, ]. F. Schrsder; assemblymen, Pat
rick Daley and Charles Hamm; register Of
deeds, John HALEY; auditor. L. c. Trow-
bridge; states attorney. c. ]. Buell.; sherin.
Charles Camheld; clerk of courts, Charles
NJ. Cation; treasurer, Milton Freasei super
intendent OF schools, Mrs. L. d. Fall; county
Judge, James Boyd; assessor, James
Matthias; surveyor. Myron Whsle; coroner,
DR.. @. T. Gilbert; commissioners, First dis
trict. F. C. Fiegel; Second district. John
A. Miller.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-03
BIG CROWD AT CORN PALACE
Doors Closed and Admission il Re-
fused 90 Any More
People. :

MITCHELL, S. D., Oct. Especial Tele-
gram.)-TOday was a big day for the corn
palace. 1t was set apart for the Aurora
and Brule county people. Nine hundred
people came in from out west and the train
service was inadequate for the crowd. The
Chamberlain and Indian bands accompanied
the excursionists. When the exposition
doors were opened it was necessary to
close the doors against the crowd, as the
building was damned with people. 1t was
a highly successful occasion for the corn
palace. A game Of foot ball was played
late in the evening between the University
and the Government school Indians of
Chamberlain. The University won by a
score of So to 0.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-03
Form of statement Chnnped.

NEW YORK. Oct. flowing to the recent
action OF Secretary Shaw to waive the 25
per cent reserve against deposits of gov
bonds In banks. the form of the
William A. Nash. chairman OF the clear
ing house committee. has Issued a circular
to the members of the clearing house, es-
old one: Average amount of loans and dis
counts, average amount OF specie, average
amount of legal tender notes, average
amount OF deposits other than United
States, average amount OF United States
deposits, average amount Of circulation.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-03
ASSOCIATION WINS SERIES
Takes Four of Six Games Played
with Western
Leaguers.

gram.)-The American association team
easily defeated the Western ~leaguers In
the final game of the post season series
today by a score of 5 TO l. Kansas City
has had two ball teams this year and
there has been a bitter rival between the
two clubs. AS opinion was divided, the
two teams were matched to play a series
OF games to determine which league was
giving the fanR the best run for their
money. The American association team
Score:
RH.E.
West. League. o 0 0 o o 0 1 Ol 5 2
Batteries; American association, Wolfe
and Bevtlle; Western league. N. Gibson
and Messitt. Umptres: Hurst and Arson.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-03

8. Wariand Of Harvard and Leonard beat
". Bishop OF Harvard. In the final doubles
Clothier fell and slightly sprained his ankle
and was unable TO do himself justice. He
al first hesitated to play Leonard i'm the
singles championship on account Of his In
Jury. but after a brief rest he pluckily con-
tested and won the tennis championship Of
the college world IN three straight sets
after losing the first set. Summaries:
Individual championship, seml-finals:
w. j. Clothier. Harvard, beat w. 9. War
land, Harvard, GO. rs.
F. w. Leonard, Harvard, beat r. Bishop,
Harvard, 81. SIS. 81.
Finals:
w. ]. Clothier. Harvard. beat +. w.
Leonard, Harvard, 81. 6-2, 60, 81.
Doubles, s~emi-hnals:
I. J. Wright and r. T. Barned, Princeton,
beat r. King and II. J. Randall, Princeton.
So, rs.
Finals:
W. J. Clothier and +. w. Leonard, Har.
ward. beat I. j. Wright and y. =. Lsrned
Princeton, Go, 6-3, SO, rs.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-03
Opening Up OLD Mine.

GALENA. S. D., Oct. 2.-(special.)-The
ontario-W Wanda mine Of this place has been
leased by Rod Murray, who has a force Of
men at work cleaning out the workings
preparatory to taking out ore. There is
a lot OF silver-lead ore on the dump which
is to be shipped soon. The ore carries
about so per cent. lead and from 25 to
so ounces Of silver. This mine was one
Of the richest silver-lead mines in the dis
trlct when 1t was formerly being worked.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-03
Omaha NEEDLES VIII Play.

The foot ball game at Creighton university
will not be between Creighton
Lincoln NEEDLES as planned. nut I'm
place of the latter the Omaha NEEDLES will
The Omaha NEEDLES have defeated
Creighton In every previous contest, blu
the Indications are that defeat shal be
theirs next Saturday. However. Dan But
Ter has been coaching the NEEDLES for the
past week and thinks he can make his old
feel the sting OF another de-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-03

that he took the package OF money in the
house and left it. Later when Uthoff re-
turned the money and refused to vote for
the bill he arranged another meeting with
Snyder In a saloon at Tenth and Market
streets.
Judge Priest began the cross-examination
Of Dieckmann, but nothing new developed,
and George Kobush took the stand. Wit
ness testified that Snyder had told him
he paid $50, 600 to Utho1 to pass the trac-
ton bill.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-03
RooSEVELT'S SISTER TO VOTE
Mrs. OSw.es Admitted as an EIectOr by
the Board of seIeetmen of a
Connection village.

HARTFORD. Conn. Oct. Mrs. Anna
Roosevelt Cowles, wife OF Commander w.
s. Cowles. U. S. ~. and sister Of President
Roosevelt. has been admitted as an %eleetor
by the Board Of seleetmen Of Pennington.
Mrs. Cowles can now vote on school
matters in Pennington. where she lives
when not in Washington. Local woman
suffragists believe the action of the presi-
dents sister will greatly aid their cause.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-03
NebraskA Man Buy. Paper.

sTURGIS, S. D., Oct. 2.-(Special)-The
Black Hills Press Of this city has changed
hands. ]. H. Slater OF Blair, Neb., is the
new proprietor and took charge OF the plant
today. The paper, II is understood, will
be run in the interests OF the democrat
party and will take an active part in the
fall campaign
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-03
WeIIn-SteMnrt.

SCHUYLER, Neb., Oct 2.-(Special.)-
Alonzo NJ. Wells and Miss Nellie Stewart
we're married at the home of the bride in
North Schuyler at noon today. Rev. Miller
Of the Presbyterian church officiating. The
ceremony was performed in the presence Of
a limited number of close friends.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-03
Japanese Loan 10 BE FIoated.

LONDON, Oct. 1.-The report that a
Japanese loan is to be 1oated is confirmed,
The Barring brothers, the Hong Kong and
Shanghai bank and the Yokohama specie
bank will issue next week 100000
japanese consolidated bonds bearing 5 per
at par.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-03
cLoTHIER TENNIS CHAMPION
Man Wins singles and with
His Partner Takes Doubles
az HaverfOrd.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 2.-W. ]. Clothier
OF Harvard, the Pennsylvania tennis cham
pion, today won the intercollegiate cham
plonship on the grounds Of the Merton
cricket club at Haverford' and Ciothier
and his college mate, r. w. Leonard, de-
feated I. J. Wright and r.. o.. Larned OF
Princeton for the Intercollegiate champion
ship in doubles. In the semi-inals OF the
doubles Wright and Larned beat r. King
and II. J. Kendall OF Princeton, and In the
semi-hnal OF the singles Clothter beat w
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-03
wabash Buys Another Road.

MARIETTA, o.. Oct. 2.-The Wabash sys-
tenn closed negotiations last night for the
Marietta, Columbus & Cleveland railroad
forty-three miles In length, Marietta tC
Ralos, where IL reaches the Toledo & Ohio
Central. The consideration is $4,000. The
Wabash will use the road in connection
with its seabOard lines.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-03

II. A. Rosters and wife to Nicolaus
Cherek ct al, lot z, WOodlawn. IS 800
w. II. Raymer and wife to ]. r. Sal
is6ury; lot 8 block T. Lakes add $500
Z, block g, LIST add to Corrigan
Esteiie NJ. Ross to j. r. Webster. lot zO
and q, block Q, lots q, 10 and s.,
block 6, Jerome park; lots Y, 10, %,
2; "a, q, Is, block 16 Highland
Eva j. Rogers and Ii to same, lot ) ~
and 4, block 10. lot 1 to Z, is and 10.
block 3. lot %. %, 4S, a and IS, block
6 J bnS &c PARK; lot 3 =, lot g q, , %,
Union Stock Yards Co. to Cudahy
Packing Co. IS acres in nwH, swh,
A +, Tukey and wife to Jonas Holm.
gren' n s. feet OF $ i67 feet lots 3
and 4. block !. Reeds lst add. so
Charles Battelle and wife 10 W. H..
Reed, nh, SEX and government lot 8
Mary FerTai to Harry Gross. lot /, 'VO
block 2, William HaEedorn's add so
American Christian Missionary so
ciety 10 Thomas Peterson and wife,
lot 20, 8. E. Rogers, Oklahoma 900. So
Omaha Loan and Building ~associa-
ton TO John .Novotny, lot 8, block
Ellen et F. iyamnSan To- W. G Lyman, l."
part tax lot Is IN 34-l5-13 ............ 20
Charles Waegele and wife to c. II.
Delons, ct a. n IS feet lot 4, block
Joseph Duty and wife to b. letter.
lots l and 2, Smiths sub........... 100
Quit Claim Deeds.
Frank Benesh and wife 10 u. p. Ry.
Co, parts Of lizard and Eleventh
Albert Banks and wife TO same. mart
OF Eleventh street ........".".....
Total amount Of transfers. .t2iJOO
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-03
Enrineer. Hold q Meeting.

CHICAGO, Oct. 2.-P. M. Arthur, grand
master of the brotherhood OF Locomotive
Engineers, and twenty-five members of that
order held a session behind locked doors at
the Sherman house last night. I'VE are
discuss ing matters pertaining to the order
and do not care to say anything regarding
IT," was the only statement given out.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-03
Weston nefeat. North BEND.

WESTON, Neb.. oct. 2.-The Weston
base ball club defeated the North Bend nine
by a score of II TO 6. The batteries were
Carpenter and Worta for Weston and Kim
mel n Kimmel for North Bend. Carpen-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-03
Robeck-Chatterson.

HARVARD, Neb., Oct. 2.-(special)-At
the home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Chatterton. I'VE miles west
from this city yesterday, Rev. Shirley
united in marriage Miss EfAe NJ. Chatterton
and william H. Robeck.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-03
GAMES IN NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston Beats New York After Four
teen Innings of Brilliant
Playing.

BOSTON, Oct. 2.-Boston won from New
York today I'm the fourteenth inning on
Greminger's double, Longs sacrifice and
Moran's slow .grounder to Smith. The
game was a pitchers battle throughout.
In the sixth inning Boston punched four
hlts. but was unable to score. a second
game was TO have been played, but dark
ness prevented. Attendance, 1873. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-03
DeErse of Honor Convention.

sTURGIs. s. d.. Oct. 2.-(special)-The
Degree OF Honor lodges Of the Black Hills
will hold their convention in this city
october "a. The local lodge is doing all in
its power TO make this meeting a grand
success.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-03
DeviI wngOn for Pacemaker.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Oct. 2.-Arrangements
are making TO have Cresceus paced by an
automobile I'm his attempt 10 beat his own
record at the Memphis track on october 23.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-03

Earned runs: Philadelphia. l.. Two-base
hit: Donovan. Sacrifice hit: Fleming.
Stolen bases: Shreckard, Ritter, Donovan,
Dcoin. Left on bases: Brooklyn, 5; Phila-
T Tsh, y; on II WHIT White oa \, Fit III P Sy pitched che n SaiI:
BY White, /. Struck out: BY Donovan, g.;
by White, 9. Time: 1:25. Umpires: Emslie
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-03
You Take NO Risk

In using d.. Kings New Discovery 70
Consumption. Coughs and Colds. 1t cure
all lung troubles or no pay. SOC and s
For sale by Kuhn & Co,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-03
Reds, Hum Fielding.

PITTsBURG. oct. Errors gave Pitts
burg all of Its runs. Only one hit was
made off Phillips after the third inning,
while Lever was hit hard and often
through the game. Attendance, 1900.
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-03
Health smaII coal.

A few doses Of pr. Kings New Life Pills
will cleanse, tone and ~invigorate the whole
system. Try them. Only Csc. For sale by
Kuhn a Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-03

Boston ............ OOOO10OOOOOOO1 Ia
New York 49,. OOOO1OOOOOOOOO- o.
Earned runs; Boston. /. Two-base hits:
Bresnahan. Brown, GreminRer- Stolen
base: Moran. Double plays; Lauder to
Smith TO McGann Dunn to Smith to Nc
Gam, Smith to McGann First base on
balls. OF Pittenger, 8; of Taylor, g.
Struck out: BY Pittenger, S; by Taylor, L.
Time: 2:40. Umpire: Irwin.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-03
white Pitches Fine Ball.

PHILADELPHIA. oct. 2.-White pitched
fine ball for the home team today, Brook
Ign getting only two hits of his delivery.
Both teams put up a good fielding game.
Attendance. 2,S40. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-03
Between Champions.

The match beteween the two champions.
Miss Hecker and Miss Anthony. was the
important one Of the day. Miss Hecker
outdrove Miss Anthony az nearly every tee,
and was better on her brassie and iron
shots. getting far greater distances. On
the other hand. Miss Anthony was excel
lent on approaching and her approaching
was phenomenal. she getting a 25-yard
put at the fourth hole. Miss Anthony
played an uphill game until the fourteenth,
which by winning made her one up. With
the score 1 against her in going to the
last hole, she lost the last chance to tie
the score by a very poor second shot The
cards:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-03
MISS ANTHONY IS PUT OUT
Miss HsOksr Defeats GlsnVisU Champion in
Closely Contested Match.
MRS. eORHAM REACHES THE StMLFINALs
Splendid Golf In Third Round al
B~rOOkIIne, with some sensational
Results 60 MARI. the
Days Play.

BRooKLINE, Mass, Oct. Twelve
hard-fought matches, five OF which vent to
he laat green and two extra holes, were
played at the Country club today IN two
rounds Of the golf championship and the
results leave Mrs. Walter Gorham Of the
Huntington valley Country club OF PhiIa-
delphia, Miss dGenevieve Hecker OF the
Apawamis club, Rye. NJ. Y. Miss Louisa A.
Wells Of the Country club and Mrs. Caleb
r. Fox Of the Morris County Country club.
Morristown, n. j.. in the semi-inals, which
will be played tomorrow morning. Mrs.
German will meet Miss Hecker and Miss
Wells will play Mrs. Fox, and IL all keep
in their usual form the two younger play
ers should win, leaving New York against
Boston in the finals on Saturday.
The features Of the day were Miss Heck
er's victory over the Western champion.
Miss Bessie Anthony of the Glenview Golf
club Of Chicago, and the defeat OF Miss
Margaret Curtis OF the Essex Country club,
Manchester, Mass. by Mrs. Gorham. The
weather today was superb.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-03
NanaerbIlt,s Horae WIn..

PARIS. Oct. civilian X. Vanderbilt's
Reinette won the race for the Prix de Car
rieres at the Maisons Laf1te races today.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-03
CREScEUS FAILS TO LOWER IT
His Own vRscOrd -suh Stands Un--
- touched by His Later
-. rlF Efforts

CINGINNATIs. o.. Oct; 2.-Creseeus today
failed in an attempt to lower the worlo >
t%rotting record at the opening of the Grand
circuit meeting in this city on account OF
a bad track. He covered the mile In Zge'
which Is the fastest ever made on the Oak-
lev track The best contest of the day was
the $50 trot, which was won by Charley
Mac. In each one OF the FIVE heats the
field crossed the wire In a close bunch,
and the winner had nothing TO spare. Be
for Cresceus went on his exhibition mile
and he and the great PAGER. Dan Patch,
went half a mile together amid the cheering
Of the spectators. Summarizes;
$3.50 class; trotting; purse, 5000; three In
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-03
riTTEBIRH.
Totals -. 6 Is 81 +;


TOtals 80. " 10 Z
Slated for Lever in the ninth inning.
Pittsburg ."........ o Q Q %
Cincinnati .......... 0 0 l 1 o 0 3 Go
Earned runs: Cincinnati, g. Two-base
hit: Steinfeldt. Three-base hits: Clarke,
Donlln. Phillips. Sacrifice hits: Leach,
Morrissey. Stolen bases:t lDonlin, 3. Dou-
BILE play: Rltchey TO Wagner. First base
on balls: on Lever, q; off Phillips. 6.
Struck out: BY. Leaver, I; by Phillips, 6.
Osnau
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-03
THE REALTY RECORD.
warranty Deeds.

TRANSFERS filed i'm the register of
deeds and county clerks ofices on Oc-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-03

The summary OF the third round, winch
brings the players up to the semi-hnals TO-
morrow, is as follows.
Mrs walter NJ. Gorham. Huntington VAL
lev club. beat Miss Margaret Curtiss, Es-
sex County club, Manchester, Mass . up
Miss Genevieve Hecker, Apawamis club,
Rye, N. Y, beat Miss Bessie Anthony
Gienview club, Chicago, 2 up.
Miss Louisa A. Wells, County club, Brook
line. Mass, beat Miss F. G. Osgood. Coun-
try club, Br0okllne. Mass, 6 up, . to play.
Mrs. Caleb r.. Fox, Morris County Goun-
Vanderhoef. Ardiey. l up.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-03
Games Postponed.
the Teams.

At st. Louis-st. Louis Chicago gan
postponed rain.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-03

MISS -IINNhNE F"TV " "~N"- ~"
Mrs. GOrhRm Wins Again.

The Gorham-Curtis match was undoubt-
eddy the sensation OF the day. Miss Curtis
has twice reached the semi-fnals in a
championship event and is ordinarily one
Of the longest drivers and most accurate
patters among the women players Of the
country. The cards:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-03

THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga. :
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-03

Uthotf testified, under REORGANIZATION,
that last week he and Seullin were before
the grand jury together and that he told
the grand jury that scullin gave him S25.-
900 to vote against the Contra Traction
bill.
Attorney Priest questioned the witness
about Butler and monthly salary. Uthon
said he (Butler) paid the witnesses, Cast,
Gauss, Thunes. Brinkmeyer and Kratz for
several months. Witness said Butler paid
them S433 per month while the traction
bill was pending. This was to insure the
promoters Of the traction bill that the six
councilmen in question would not vote for
any rival street railway bill.
snyder's Promise 10 DIeckmann.
Louis Dieckmann was the next witness.
He vas speaker Of the house OF delegates
from 1898 to 1900 and from 1897 to 1899
while the traction bill was pending.
Dieckmann testified that Snyder asked
him to assist in getting the traction bill
passed. and said he would see that any
promise made by Mr.. George Kobush (pres-
ident Of the St. Louis Car company would
be kept.
The witness said he agreed to assist
Snyder. He told OF arranging the first in
terview between Uthof and Snyder. and
said he remained in the room with the men
ave minutes and then withdrew. aud after
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