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Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
PRESIDENT APPOINTS CADETS


WASHINGTON, Aug. S.--Presldent Roose-
welt has made the following appointments
to the Military academy at West Point for
the class beginning June. 1908:
Principals:
Lewis Merrill Scott. son of Captain Hugh
L. Scott, Seventh cavalry.
Herbert HAYDEN son Of Lie7tenant Com
Lewis G; Rockwell, son Of the late Cap
Paul Alexander Larned, son OF Prof.
Charles W.. Larned. West Point.
cT rTsd a 9; TgHss, son % CAPTAIN ThoTm9,s s
Maxwell Murray, son OF Major Arthur
Murray, artillery corps.
George A. Matile, son OF Lieutenant
Colonel Matile, Fifteenth infantry.
Passmore Middleton. medical department.,
Craig Harris, son Of Senator Harris OF
AIternates:
First7Sohn 7. Glenn, ,jrs son Of Lem
tenant Colonel John l. Glenn, quarter
second-T6roop M. wilder. son Of Major
w. r.. Wilder A.AGs y. 8. A
Third-Waltef r. Viewer, son OF Cap
tan ~ou !; = MssEe 3 1 Fstsh. s e1fg os csn,.,n
A. "a. Patch, q, g. A., retired.
Fifth--John w Blahvelt, son OF Captain
W. +. BlauveIt, Fffteenth' infantry.
bixth-Ciyqe l.. Eastman, son Of Major
Frank +. Eastman, Twenty-eighth infan-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT r. Dean. son OF Alex
andeT r. DEAN late lieutenant Fourth
Eiekth-Russen Wilson. son Of sidney
L Wilson. United States pension agent AZ
NinthsWiifiam 8. BerEiand. son OF Major
Eric Berglond, u. 8. A, retired.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
ON The BARE GROUND
Guarded Only by His Sleeping Boys
President ROOSEVELT spends
Might an Camp.

OYSTER BAY. Aug, s.-President Roose-
welt. accompanied BY his sons. Archie and
Kermit and their cousin, Philip left Sag
amore Hill late yesterday in a boat. They
rowed across to Cold Spring Harbor and
after skirtine the beach for several miles
landed for the night. They cooked their
own supper and then at . o'clock rolled
themselves In their blankets. From that
time until s O'Clock this morning the pres
ident O. the United States slept on the bare
ground. guarded only b. his sleeping boys.
After a typical camp breakfast, which the
president himself prepared the party re-
turned 70 Sagamore Hill.
Next Monday President Roosevelt viii en-
terrain st Sycamore Hnl the Chinese min
lister. Mr.. WI. and Prince Chen. who is
enroute home. h distinguished Cinnamon
viii Be accompanied 10 saeamqro Hill By
Herbert H. d. Peirce, third assistant sec
rotary OF state. The party will be taken
on board syiph at the New York Yacht club
dock. Twenty-third street, New York. atf9
o'clock Monday morning and viii arrive on
Sycamore Hill about noon. They viii re-
turn 10 New York on syiph late IN the aft
erneon.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY
Union aeias Alleges Denver Man Tn-
terfered with Waited states
= MAN.


DENVER. Colo, Aug. s.-Thomas Dsvitte
appeared before . United States commits
sioner today and gave bond for $1,000 for
his appearance on August q. to answer
the charge OF conspiracy to delay the United
States mail. Dovitte is a maehinist ana see
Rotary OF the union which ID now on strike
against the Union Pacific Railroad oom-
pany. Il ia charged that Alex Alllsen and
James Q. Wood got aboard the engine Of
a passenger train On the Union Pacific road
At Deer Trail. Colo, August Q ~ dlsaY-
ranged the machinery IN such & name e
to cause the engine to break down. The
" men were arrested On complaint Of
James w. Penrose, an agent Of the Union
Pacific company and were charged with de-
laying the mail. Today q complaint was
sworn out against Secretary Devitts. He
Was accompanied 20 the court By Organiser
J. d. Pierce OF the American Federation Of
Labor and a number OF Denver's labor
leaders. They say that he knows nothing Of
the matter II any such delay really o.
CURED as described. .
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
LEARN HOW
ne Tssa TouE.s's aH.sHf.Ily.

It IL Easy to use good food ana get ven
ana keep that way. but . person must
90 about Il.
A lady says. II had q dreadful time Of
II before I learned how TO feed myself
properly. I suffered with stomach trouble
for about ten years and finally got 50
bad that terrible pains would set IN, fol-
lowed BY nauseatins sickness IN the sfom-
ach azd bowels.
sometimss ! woFld bloat up and would
70 lie nat On my hack. Ny stomach
nnnlly got 20 bad that Il would throw 10
eyerythins ] ate ana. Of conrss. I lest
weight ana strength very rapidly. I be-
came pale. Blood was out Of order and 1
looked Ike . skeleton finally. ~
One day neuralgia set IN IN the stomach
and liver and ! went right down to dsath's
door. I got % bad that even warm water
wa thrown on the stomach. which would
hold absolutely nothins until IL btean
taking oraps-Nuta In small quantities.
Ny father had been accustomed 10 Crane.
Nuts and knew Of the value o. ths tobdl
ana began giving It 70 ms. I immedlatalv
began 70 improve and the stomach retaInodI
the feed and dl6osted IT, ] gradually hfew
we'll again ana now I can eat 4 hearty ain
neF Of Aimost anything. 1 havs eaitsd
thirty pounds IN weight. Ny brain Is cle4r.
akin beautifully white ana my eyes as bn1ht
AZ eFystah, where ] used 10 be nallou3
atd with laok1lu4ter eyes. \ owe svsr}l
thing 70 orape-Nuts. Please 90 act PUB
liah my name. Name nvea b Roafnu
Co.. Battle Greek. Mioh.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
FIRE IN A PACKING PLANE
House Of sehwaruehiId a suIsberxer
al PittsburG Gutted by
Flames.

PITTsBURG. Aug. ~lo.-shortly after /
o'clock this morning IRE was discovered
on the fourth floor Of the schwarzchiId q
Sulzberger Packing company's warehouse
at Twelfth street and Liberty avenue. At
las the building, which is six stories high,
Is q total loss. The building was valued
at $3.50. 900. the stock OF schwarzchild q
sulzberger at s25. 700. the stock o. the
Denoon Bros Paint and Varniah company,
occupying the nfth floor. at $4,000 and
the stock OF the Armstrong Cork company,
occupying the third and fourth floors. at
t2B. 900. The Insurance eannot be learned
tonight.
1t is thought the hre was Of lnceudiary
origin because OF the fact that the Denoon
company's wholesale ana retail establish
ment was mysteriously burned out Just a
week ago and the flames tonight were fret
discovered In the warehouse Of the sams
firm.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
COR ARMY APPOINTMENTS
Number Of Vacancies In Grade of
Second L~isutenants In Array
70 Ne FILLED.

WASHINGTON. Aug. s.-Arransements
been complicated at the War depart
ment for the examination OF civilians for
appointment as second iIeutenants In the
army. The assignments Of this years
graduates Of re military academy TO sta
lions and regiments has left about $50 va
eancies in the grade OF second i~ieutenants
in the army. These vacancies will be filled
BY tho promotion OF competent enlisted
men SO far as practicable and then those
remaining By appointment from civil life.
1t is calculated at the War department
that about sixty Of the men now IN the
ranks will pass the examination for pro-
motion. thus leaving about seventy COM
missions to be hiled by appointment from
civil life. The examinations for both
Glasses Of appointments Will be held Sep
TENDER 1. The enlisted men will all be ex-
emined at Fort Leavenworth, Kan.
Orders issued today provide that the ex-
animation OF civil candidates shall be held
BY special boards appointed for the purpose
at these military posts:
Preside Of San Francisco, CAL; Van
couve Barracks, Wash; Fort Leaven-
worth. Kan; Fort Logan, Colo; Fort
Smelling. MINI; Fort Sam Houston. Tex.
Jefferson Barracks, Mo-; Fort Sheridan.
Ill; Fort Mcpherson, Ca; Fort Monroe,
Val voiua11s Sa9Fsss=, O.; ES=. r@l..==
bus, N. Y. n at San Juan, Pvreo Rice.
s~eventy-seven young men have been des-
ignated BY the secretary Of war to Ske
their examinations a their success or
failure will be determined by q supervisory
board stationed in this city.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
TRACY BACK AT OREGON PEN
Just Two months After Escape Nsse-
rious Convict Is Asain ~
salem, hut Dead.

SALEM. Ore. Aug. se-Ths body Of Harry
Tracy Was received at the penitentiary At
noon today. Just two months after his
sensational escape. The corpse was identi-
hed By prison omeiais n convIcts. Imme-
dlately after the Identification was com.
plete the box was moved into abe chapel Of
the prison and the convicts allowed 70 view
the man. AT 2 p. IA. yitriol was placed on
any attempt At stealing the body and plae-
ing II on exhibition. The box Waa then
conveyed TO the prison cemetery and
buried.
The rsns OF the dad convict was dsIlv-
cred to superintsndent Lee.
The matter Of reward was taken up this
afternoon by Superintendent Lee . the
men Who brought the body,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
Illus BEATS GREER IN RAGE
Twenty-Five Thousand People WITT
ness Exciting BOA CONTEXT at
Lake ouinaiwamond.


WORCESTER, Mass, Aug. 9.-Twenty-
nve. thousand persons witnessed the final
days. races. for the national rowing cham
pionships at Lake Quinsigamond this after
noon. The events called out the pick Of
the oarEmen OF the United States and Can
e,9hTt az Ios Topnnte sAS wBBicSn failed III 'f 70
show IN the senior race for such crews.
when the championship singles was called
Greer OF Boston were the only scuilers to
show for the race. Greer shot to the front
az the Snafte e T They 9sr rowed Stroke DS a'f foT
ally forced in on the Worcester shore.
stakes and s%cuiling desperately was first
70 turn by a quarter length and once
the sInsn sap which aO Separated him from
the mile. leading at, this point BY about
wash. Of one Of the oniciais. boats TITUS
lost three parts OF his lead ind was threat
s snsu ~ ns sty IppI {hirty Inp s sa%s slG iO th n
Greer. however. shot his bolt near the last
Titus drawing away Titus won by two
and a half lengths in 1854. nearly nineteen
Winnipess Of Manitoba kept up their win
ming streak. The Canadians were never
in difficulty and won handily, drawing
Quarter. They broke the course record Ey
one-fourth Of a second.
Jim 9uvenal OF the Ve9pers accounted
for the association singles In convincing
fashion, showing the way home TO john
stone OF Winnipeg by nearly two lengths.
The eight shell race showed two Phila-
delphia crews trying for. the honor. these
being the Penn Barge and Vespers. The
latter drew away at the mile. and finally
were forced to the last pound to win by
one and one-quarter length.
One OF the picturesque features of the
regatta was the war canoe races, with 1--WE
Of this style Of craft competing. The
Young Mems Christian association crew
was capsized midway during the mile and
resumed with difficulty.
The Quinoboueins OF Dedham were In
the lead during the last half and finished
two lengths TO the good.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
EASILY BEATS LORD DERBY
Ten Thousand People see Louise JEFF
ferson Defeat victor over
snoraIma.

NEW YORK. Aug. e.-Ten thousand per-
sons today saw the fast trotter, Lord Derby
Q.061), who defeated Thomas w. Lawson's
Boralma for the $4,000 stake q week &
at Hartford, IN turn defeated by a mare
place at the matinee Of the New York
Driving club at the Empire State track.
the bay mare. Louise Jefferson 2:17k). She
belongs TO c.. X. q. Billings Of Chicago.
He wrs not here 10 drive her, 30 her
while Mr.. Smsthers drove Lord Derby.
The race was a special mile dash. Louise
gSnfrson was SEN sawey nying, wnlle Lora
before the half mile post was reached the
mare had the lead by a Pull length. Mr..
Smathers urged Lord Derby on with both
rein and whip, but the mare had too much
speed to be headed on and she won by a
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
NEBRASKA NAN FOURTEENTH
western Chess Association Concludes
Play and Uedemnn OF Chicago
10 Champion.

ExCELsIOR, MINI, Aug. e.-The west
srn Chess association concluded It's third
annual championship tournament this even
ing. The tourney was one OF the most sue
cessful ever held In the west and many
splendid games were played. Louis Uede-
man Of Chicago, the new champion. met
his only defeat in the nineteenth round.
George ,. Spencer OF ST. Paul succeeding
I'M lowering his coIors after a hard fought
game. replete with brilliant -maneuvering.
ahampionshib badge and s1oo Iouis frede,
nan OF Chicago eecond prize, $40, =. p.
Elliott OF Minneapolis. third and fourth
prizes were divided between w. a. Hine
OF Savannah, No, and r. r. Wilcox OF
Chicago; NTH prize was divided between
J. Friedlander OF Grand Forks, N. D., and
+ y. Stacy Of Minneapolis.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
FoREsT HIRES ARE RAGING
Thousands Of Acres OF T1mhsr in
Oregon and Montana Beine

OREGON CITY. Ore.. Aus. 9.--one thou
sand acres Of timber and farm land arescn
nre twenty-five miles from this city. Great
damage 10 being done to lumber and grain.
The odor Of burning wheat IL noticeabls
here and the atmosphere d heavy with
smoke.
BUTTE, Mont., Aug. IA special to the
Miner from KalispeIl says that a nerce for
est IRE a raging IN the Fish Bank country.
Many thousands Of feet OF fine timber have
already been destroyed snd at the raes the
flames are travelling now threaten the de-
struetlon Of many thouaand dollars more.
The government reserve. one Of the dnest
tracts u timber IN Montana, is difeoiy IN
the path Of the flames and unless the wind
vesrs II Il likely to be burned.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
WEALTH CONES FROM MINES
United States Geological Survey Issues
Statistics for the Year 1901.
OVER ONE BILLION DOLLARS the AMOUNT
coaI Leads the List ~ Many Millions
ana Iron sscona. with More
vaIue Than All Precious
Metals Conabfnsd.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.-The United
states geological survey today issued its
annual statistical summary Of the mineral
products Of the United States for the call
endar year 1901. II shows for the entire
country a grand total OF tt.oe2.22AsSo ~
the value OF minerals produced In 1901, as
against 1864, t0s. 1871 IN 1900. This COM
prises t66e. 1851. 09e worth Of non metallic
mineral products. 1884. s1s. sst metallic
products and q. 900. 900 (estimated) Of min
eral products unspecined. including build.
ing sand, glass sand, iron ore used as hux
IN lead smelling. tin ore, nitrate Of soda,
carbonate Of soda, sulphate OF soda and
aluminium clays used by paper manufar-
turers. ~
Following is the value Of the various
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
woman harmed ~ Gasoline.

SHENANDOAH. Ia. Aus. s.-(speclal)-
Thursday morning while engaged in clean
ing some furniture with gasoline the lat
ter became isnited from a stove n Mrs,
y B. Osbourne was severely burned. The
hrs communicated TO the furniture and
woodwork In the house and quite a bit Of
damage resulted before II could be con
trolled. The loss 10 the building and con
tents IL about 5000.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
EIeHT Runs m ONE INNING.
stock Yards Boys Let Opponents Win
from Them in the
Fifth.

Five hundred people saw the Young
Mems Christian association team defeat the
youngsters from the stock yards yesterday
afternoon out at Amea avenue park. A
large delegation came from South Omaha.
The kids had the game well in hand until
the NTH inning. when Quinn weakened,
allowing seven hits and this. with q com
edy OF errors. netted The Young Mems
Christian association eight runs. Other
wise A was q pretty geme. The feature
Mssa ne ne R,se1Yl n5ns e1 nen nsid es4,s M w sste-
citation. Score: R-H-E
n G. A.. e93s99sg- n Z 8
Batteries. juniors, Quinn and Miller;
Y. NJ. G. A.. Whitehead and Karr.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
WRECK ON eREAT WESTERN
Paasenser Trafn Throws from Track
and Several Passengers
Are Injured.

0ALENA. H.. Aus. o.-Passeneer train
No. . on tho Chicago Great western. west
beund. was wrecked one mile west Of Elix-
abeth this afternoon while running thirty
miles an hour. The trucks under the tender
sav way. throwing the coaches on the track
on their aides. Well-Fargo Express Mes
senger Joyce was injured badly about the
head. Thirty passengers we're badly shaken
up several sustaining slight injuries.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
TRAVIS DEFEATS MURDOCH
At same Time the Champion Estab-
Itshes New Coarse Record
in Golf.

SOUTHAMPTON, Aug. 9,-Former Cham
pion w. j. Travis won mis- nusi thirty-six-
hole match for the nfst prize at the Shsnne-
cock Hills Golf clubs annual tournament
by. defeating y. A. Murdock OF ehinnecock
Hills q up and 5 to play. In his afternoon
round Travis established a new course
record of s~eventy-three and at the same
Tire NON the. nrfea 9or the iousaaf oard
handed in during the tournament.
The second prize went to nj. Robertson
Of Shiflnecock. who beat r. II. williams,
jr. of Norris county by 8 up and z 70 play.
The third cup went to Marmaduke Tilden,
jr., Of Maidstone, who beat II. II. Robert
son by 8 up and 10 play.
The consolatioE cup went to, James A.
Tying of Baltusrol, who beat ]. whitney
Baker OF Princeton by 3 up and / to play.
Nj. Baker. however, with a net score OF
seventy. won the e~ighteen.hoie. handicap
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
NO PLACE FOR EXECUTIONS
Sentence OF Murderer Commuted be-
cause OF mi Peculiar
Condition.

Copyright, 1902. by Press Publishing Coz
PARIS, Aug. 9--(New York World Ca.
blegram-Speciai TeIegram)-Bidaud, tho
murderer, lately sentenced to death, has
obtained a Communication OF the sentence
to imprisonment to life because the execu-
toner could find no place to erect a guIllo-
tine since che Roquette prison has been
demolished. The Paris aldermen ener-
s~etically repuised every attempt 70 erect
the shastiy machine in their respective
districts. and even the suburbs resented a
prosective selection IN any OF their quar-
tiers. According to the French law the
guilIotine must be public.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
DEATH RECORD.


NEBRASKA CITY. Nsb.. Aug. a-(spe-
cial.)-Mrs. Mary Weber Died At the home
OF her nephew. John Cans Of this city, Al
1880 last night. Mrs. Weber was over IS
years old. She was born IN Germany and
moved TO Nebraska City IN 1883. She
leaves a host Of friends. The funeral viii
be held tomorrow.
Charles +. Allen died this morning it
fs4o after a long illness. Mr.. Allen was
rs years old and caves & wife. The funeral
win be held tomorrow afternoon a. the
First Presbyterian church.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

CINCfENATI, Aug. e.-The Cincinnati
base ball club Of the National league passed
from TIE ownership Of John z Brush Of
Julius Fisischmann, Colonel Max Fleisch-
mann and August Hermann and VIII be
president. instead OF Brush. ana with a
new man to succeed Ashley Lloyd as secre-
tary and treasurer. Frank G. Bancroft
viii continue as business agent and Joe
Kelly as manager. Mayor Fleischmann
will meet Manager Kelly in Boston tomor-
row to arrange for strengthening the club
when the new company secures possessaion
on its return home August 16. Brush turned
over all the stock except, one-twentieth.
which he could not secure, and received
$4,000 for his holdings. It is understood
that Brush Will devote his time and means
to the New York team.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
KING OSCAR A LIFE SAVER
Throws On Coat and Assists IN Rescue
OF Twehty-Thres Persons
STRUGGLING In water.

STOCKHOLM. Sweden. Aug. s.-whiIe
King Oscar was yachting today near the
Marstrand bridge. which was crowded with
women and children. the structure coll
lapsed, throwing the occupants into the
water.
The king threw on his coat and assisted
In the rescue OF twenty-thfee persons, who
were taken aboard the yacht.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

MUsCATINE. Ia, Aug. s.-(specialD-
John Stewart. aged IS. Was struck BY a
train and killed while walklng on the track
near here early lhis-mornlns. Stewart was
a wealthy aud eccentric farmer and owned
. farm and city property. II Is supposed
he had considerable monly hid. as he ala
not patroniae banks.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

IA Iowa. and svetythlng. In short. promises
a successful adafr.
Omaha horsemen will have an easy time
getting there each day. II r. possible to
leave Council Bluffs at u:25 In the morn
Ing, reaching Missouri Valley n few min
at night. arriving here at 1 o'clock. That
means no loss Of sleep and mornings
work IN the city 81 20 desired.
There Will be four regular running races
each day. besides extra novelty races for
Harrison count boys riding ponies.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

PfTTsFIELD. Mass. Aug. Sat a con-
tinued hearing here today before United
Richard 4. o'Brien OF the Twenty-slxth
regiment, United States infantry, charged
With perjury before the seuatc COMMITTEES
on Philippines. was held for the United
States grand jury and bonde were placed
al 5000 In default OF ball the defendant
was committed 20 jail az Boston. II n ex-
pecfed that the prisoner viii be trans
ferred from Massachusetts, 70 the District
9f Columbia before The sitting Of The grand
Iurg
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
Louis stein, Harvard.

HARVARD. Neb.. Ans. s.-(speclal)-
Louis stein died at his home in this city
about ESQ last evening. Mr.. Stein was born
in Cologne. Germany. December 81. 1884,
coming to America IN 1851. coming 10 Har-
camille business. retiring from active busi-
ness some fifteen years ago. The deceased
leaves a wife and four children. all grown.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
Dundee juniors win

The Dundee. unlors defeated. the Noise
team in q close and interesting game of
Gnlespie's fielding was the feature OF the
same. Baum also contributed to the good
S SSETsss ~S SfS5f5sS-5
Batteries: Dundee, Anderson and Mead;
Hancock.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

Observation-Disclosures defeated Gretna at
base ball today in a one-sided game. The
R.H.E.
Springfield 80. 1eO1O4 Ole is 8
Gretns ........ o 0 0 0 0 o i D o. s s
Batteries; Springfield. Plug and Nichoi-
son; Gretna. Fowler, Barney and Run. At
Nebraska City yesterday Balienger OF the
springhelds let the Argos dow without a
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
Coca Card 20 Ne Oaersd ~ Mi.soari
Valley Each Day DurfnE
Meet.

/. Horsemen with q ponchant fop' the gal
lopers are a~nucipatins 8 great time at
Missouri Valley this week. when on Az
gust l3. "a. IS and l6 there VIII Be . grand
running meet. a great many good horses
are Al the track. 4 fun line OF books Will
Be n OPERATION. the oval 10 one q The best
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

TRINIDAD Colo. Aug. am csfoner'a
jury that Investigated the Bowen mine ao-
qIoett 81 Thursday night returned 2 YER
dict that the thirteen YIctim1. whose bodies
have been recovered. came 10 their death
by An explosion. the cause 81 which Can-
not Be- determined
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

JOLIET, III. Aug 9-The second annual
convention OF the Teamsters' National
Union OF America VIII close tonieht after
a weeks session. Odicera were chosen to-
day az follows: President Albert Young,
Fitch, j.. M. Roam, u Sheridan Of Cal
sage. and a.. j. pWSer 81 St. LouiA
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

At Observation-Disclosures, q; Blooming
ton, 2
At Decatur-Davenport 4: Decatur, !.
At Terre Haute-Terre Haute, s, Cedar
Rapids, 5 Qhirteen i~nninge).
At Evansviile-Rock Island, Z; Evansville,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

BEATRICE. Neb.. Aug. o-CspeclaL)-
Mrs. Lottie Daniel. aged "a years. residing
near this city. died yesterday. she Il sur
yived BY her husband and i've children.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
PLAY FoR THE CUDAHY cur
warren Rogers and Luther Drake
Make Tie score al Country
club.

Yesterdays golf play at the Country club
for the Cudahy cup resulted in a tie be-
tween Warren Rogers and Luther Drake,
each OF whom made a net score Of a. The
tie will be played on some time this week.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. :; Chat
tanooga, 4
Az MISUNDERSTANDING. 4; Atlanta. 2
At hreveport-Shreveport-MemphiB two
games forfeited 60 Shreveport.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

PARIS. Aug. s.-James Joseph Jacques
Tissot. the artist, Illustrator OF The Life
Of Christ" is dead He was born in 1889.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

A dispatch 20 the London Times from
Melbourne August 1 reported that Drayton
Grange had arrived there from South Africa
greatly o~vercrowded and with many on
board Ill Five men died on the voyage
and ninety we're taksn to hospitals in Mel
bourne.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

Mag not b ~ that il meant by dpspspsia
now bat Il Wm b n neglected.
TIA unoasiness after eating. nta o. nerg-
opt headache, aourneas Of the slomach. and
olaaerpeable belohine may not be very had
noN, hnt they VIII Be Il the stomach e
suffered to grow weaker.
DTspeptla u such q miaerahle disease
that TIE tendency 10 Il should Be elven
early attention. This Il eompi61sly over
o1me By
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