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Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-25
NOW READY FOR THE FINALS
Alexander, Considered Probable Win
ner of Tennis Championship,
IL Defeated.

CHICAGO, July 94.-The finals in the
western tennis championship tournament
Will be fought out tomorrow between Waid-
ner and Collins, two team mates of the
meet Champion Little on Monday for the
championship. Alexander of Princeton,
who was considered a probable winner of
the championship, was defeated today in
the semi-finals by Waidner, after a hard
and brilliant contest. Paterson, the Ca
finals for Collins. Play in the doubles was
brought up to the semi-fnal round.
Particular interest conferred in this the
busiest day of the annua western tennis
championship tournament on the courts of
the Kenwood Country club. Owing to the
postponement OF yesterdays games be-
round began early In order to complete the
tournament by Saturday.
Only eight Of the sixty-four entries re-
NAMED at the opening OF play to contest
for Champion r. d.. Little's laurels on the
last day OF the meet. These men were all
fast and good players and drew a large and
tators. Weather conditions were perfect.
The pairing for the fourth round was:
Waidner and Hunt, Emerson and Alexan-
der, Collins and Ashcraft and Diehl and
Paterson. Several sets of doubles and the
first round in consolation singles were also
be played tomorrow.
Singles, semi-final round:
Waidner defeated Alexander, ga, Us.
Collins defeated Paterson, go, 6-1.
Doubles, third ound:
Alexander and Little defeated Snow and
Ashcraft, 60, so, 81.
Emerson and Diehl defeated Peters and
Garrett, SO, 6-8, "a,
Collins and Waidner defeated Hunt and
Paterson, 81, SIS, go.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-25
GRAVE ASPECT FOR STOCK
DimcuIt. Food . Question Oceasioned
By Absorption of wyoming
GraEins Lands.

MEETEETsE. Wye, July 24.-(speeial.)
The feeling here against extending the
Yellowstone Park and Big Horn forest re-
serves is still very strong and an active
movement is IN to have the recent orders
of the Interior department rescinded.
At the recent meeting Of the sheep n
cattlemen OF this section, It was clearly
the sentiment that the stockgrowers are
being done an injustice BY extending the
boundaries Of the reserves. Available range
Is getting very scarce, even in this part
Of the state. and II has com to be q seri-
Gus question to hnd suficient food for the
thousands Of sheep and cattle now being
run here.
w. b. Sleeper. a personal friend Of Presi-
dent Roosevelt, has been sent TO Washing
ton with a copy OF the resolutions adopted
at the mass meeting, which ask that the
presideB. grant the stockmen ninety days
in which 10 remove their herds and hocks
from the country included In the extension
Of the reserves. A strong effort will AIso
be made TO have new reserve lines estsb-
lished so as to not include some rich graz
ing sections that are now within the boun-
daries OF the reserves.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-25

KANSAS CITY, July ~2A-(speclal Teie-
baIi season there has been much discussion
among the fans as to the superiority be-
tween the Blues and Meaningless, and to
settle this question beyond any doubt
Manager Dale Gear Of the Kansas City
American Association club has issued a
challenge to the Western league manages
TO q post-season series Of five games to de-
eide all claims to the championship. The
teams are to play with their regular line
ups as quickly after the closing of the
championship season as possible. Members
of the Blues have been wanting a chance
TO meet the Western leaguers and players
of the latter team have expressed the same
desire, so when they meet, providing the
challenge Is accepted, there will be a battle
r0val
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-25
SAINTS LOSE THE LAST One
omaha't Timely Batting Gets Another from
NOKibbsn's Train RObbera
STONE LANDS ON PASVN WITH EASE
xoungster Gets = sinGIe, . DousIe
and = Homer Out u Four
Times at the !
Bat.

single, double and home run on. Of
-FOUR times At bat was Stones record yes
terday in the third and last game Of the
series between Omaha and 81. Joseph,
which went to the home team. stone
seemed to hit Mr. Parvin Just because he
liked to. Every time up he connected
With the ball, and each time reached hrst
base. but once, the first time at bat, his
life was secured by a tumble OF q hit to
short. Twice did the young left hslder
score. So his part in winning the game
was a vital one.
stones homer came in the nth Inning
and was the only hit or run that inning.
He caught tho ball s~qusrely on his bat and
lifted It to the left-oenter Geld 90 that with
one bounce It cleared the fence n the
stout young m a who bats fer pastime.
slowed up and walked leisurely around the
diamond amid the cheers Of bic ardent ed
mirers.
While the Missourians managed to touch
Alloway up for nine hits. one more than
the locals got. they failed to bunch their
htts n we're not on their toes on the
bases at the proper times. Notwithstand-
ing thsse facts, though. the visitors did
have to face what could be called nothing
but sheer Ill luck. Only once we're they
able to make anything out Of an error By
the home team. The pair Of misplAya
charged to Genins, which were wide throws
to Pears. got the viSitors nothing.
Alloway's work in the box was Of that
mastery character which deserves special
credit. He was not invineible In his de-
livery, for the 10 Jos hit him nine times
safely, walked twice and on the other hAnd
famed four times. But Allowky's great
work came in In his fielding. Out Of mint
chances he missed none and II should b
said that some Of hH assists we're made
on extremely dinicult chances.
Manager Ronrke's Rangers leave toniGhi
for Denver and will not return until Au'
gust :, when they meet Des Moines on the
homo grounds. Attendance, 1900. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-25
Good Day at hastings Races.

HASTINGS, Reb., July A.-(special Tele-
gram.)-With a perfect day, ar excellent
track, plenty OF fast horses and an en-
thusiastic audience, the second days races
OF the Nebraska state circuit meet was a
decided success here today. Summaries;
ESQ trot, purse $500: Lady Downing won,
Emma d. second, D, A. colet third, Axdell
fourth. Time; 2:24h.
Doctor Tom second. Jessie King third,
Dulcie S. fourth. Time: 2;16.
Trotting. for 3-year-olds, purse $500; Ollie
Miller won, Cleo o. second, Robert Mac
third Time: 2:35.
Running, one mile and repeat, purse 500:
Emerald won, Doctor Long second. Time;
1:4e. McForest and Lady Chapman were
d~istanced.
Ella Range, the "guideless wonder" gave
an exhibition Of pacing without driver or
sulky and paced a mile In 2:12h.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-25
Convention Every Three Years.

TORONTO. Ont, July 24.-The Iron Mold
ers' International convention has decided
to increase their defense fund by an addi-
uonsl assessment OF n cents a member
to the fund. which already amounts to
over 10000 a year It has also been de-
years. subject TO postponement by vote OF
the membership through a referendum. The
representation will be reduced from one
one for every 200 or majority fraction
thereof. A proposal to unite the offices
OF secretary and treasurer was rejected.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-25
Indian pitcher Does Well.

ONAWA, Ia, July 24~-(Special Tele-
gram.)-The Salix team was defeated by
AndefHon's ~leaguers This afternoon In an
Interesting game of ball. Score, 6 to 2.
Salix was blanked four Innings and got It's
runs in the eighth on a hit and an
error. Raymond. the Indian pitchef, was
In great form and pitched a fine game. He
but six hits and struck out fifteen
King allowed FIVE hits and struck out
ten men. Batteries: Onawa, King and
Salix. Raymond and Long. UNI
pire: Prichard. Onawa plays Blencoe to-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-25

FREMONT. Neb.. July ~2.-(special Tele-
gramD-The Fremont boys did not take
very kindly to Baliinger's curves this after
taiIies TO ~sprinSfieidss eight. Il was any
body's game up to the NTH inning. Blake
we'll. the first man up in the fifth, planted
man got two bases, and before the agony
was over Springfield had four runs in.
After that Reuf held them down in good
Dunn aid good work on thihd and Mooney
made some difhcult catches In the field.
Score:
R.HE.
Springfield ~. 001400 i2 l-Se 5
FREMONT ...... 0 90 "a I
Base hits; springneld, 8; Fremont, 8,
Struck out: BY Reuf Z; by Ballinger. 4.
SON.; Fremont, Reuf and Eads, Umpire;
Ronin.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-25

Wausa Trouneea o.mond.

shut out Osmond on the home grounds yes
terday by a score OF 10 TO I. The features
q the game were the batting work by
game with Wausa and made a fine showing
on second base. Score by innings;
R.H.E.
wausa. ,--...S sSS2991I-i Sis 9
haIter1es; wansa, L~ongsneoker and
Hays; Osmond, Hayne and MendhalL.
Struck out; BY Longanecker. s; by Hayne.
g. Not an Osmond man reached third
base. Umpire: w. WEIGH OF Osmond.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-25
Round RobIn Tennis Tournament.

NAHANT, Mass, July 24.-The second
day In the round robin tennis tournament
at Nahant saw two more matches finished.
NJ. %. Whitman ana Il. G. Wright won
spectiVely. This means that two more
matches have TO be played between ClothieF
and Ware and Whitman and Wright. The
latter two have won two matches each and
the award OF the trophy depends upon the
outcome OF the match between them which
10 scheduled for tomorrow, The m
OF the round robin was:
Whitman beat Clothier, 81, rs, &c.
Wright beat Ware, rs, Ga, ga
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-25

SUPERIOR, Neb, July A-(speeial)-
yesterdays game and won IL in the ninth
Inning. Superior got an equal number OF
hits, but was unable to bunch them. Each
Annden ........O OOOOOOosE SsI
Superior $50 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 80 s 1
Batteries: Superior, Buss and Heck;
Minden, Bender and Moore. Struck out:
BY Buss, 6; by Bender, q Two-base hits:
Heck, Moore. Townsend, HOnfmelster. Time:
1iA Attendance: 500.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-25

ment OF his game on Monday, had a guod
chapce against Napier. beat the
today. Atkins and T~schigorin. who
had left their game unfinished In an even
on Tuesday, made n draw CT the
The Pillsbury-Napier game, which
was adjourned from the second round
played on Tuesday, when the latter had a
winning advantage in the morning sitting,
lost ground In the afternoon, started
on really even terms and Napier
won.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-25
BODY sewed in a saek.

NEW YORK, July 2L-The bod OF a
man sewed in a sack which was found
today as that Of Joseph Cateno, an italian
grocer OF Brooklyn. Vincent Trica, an
italian fruit packer, who, the police claim,
on suspicion.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-25
AaIoarnea aames FinIshea.

HANOVER. July 2L-Today's play IN the
International chess masters tournament
was devoted TO the finishing Of all the ad-
and Napier, TschiRorin and Atkins, and
Napier and PillsbuTy had adjourned eon-
tests on hand. LOvin. who, at OA adjourn
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-25
Long Drive wins for springfield.

Springfield won the second game from
yesterday by a score of 6 to 3. At
The end of the sixth inning, with the score
standing 3 to 2 In favor of Wahoo, Catrher
Bates OF the Springfield team made a homo
run, with three men on bases, winning the
Eame. Batteries; Springfield, Clement and
Wahoo, Anderson and Johnson.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-25
Day % LIveIy sports I'D IrOauoIs.

HURON, 8. D.. July A-(speclaI)-The
Huron contingent TO the Iroquois sports re-
turned Tuesday night. In the base ball
DeSme team in the morning. Is to 9. IN
the afternoon the DeSmets defeated Huron,
II TO g. The program Of the day was in
messed by at least $500 people. The DeSmet
band furnished the music.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-25
ooIeridge Lands ON randolph.

COLERIDGE, Neb., July 2a-(Special
dolph here today. Score by innings:
GG SlsSstaiPs . ....:.b 2 ! 1899 SE-isla !
Batteries: Coleridge, Bucklin and Wood;
Randolph, Haupmier, Rausel and spafford.
Umpire: Dad Turner.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-25

KEARNEY, Neb., July 2~.-(Special Tele-
Eram.)-The Haskell Indians put on their
war paint today and scalped the Kearney
base ball team by a score OF 7 to T. Bat
teries: Kearney. Schaub and Burman;
Indians, Rapp and Felix. Umpire: Sullivan.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-25
KsnnedY sucoeeds TaxIer.

SALEM, o., July gA-The republicans OF
the Eighteenth district today nominated
James Kennedy on the 2Osth ballot for
congress TO succeed Hon. r.. w. Tayler,
who recently announced his withdrawal as
a candidate.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-25
Faeley,s sIoux FaRged Quo.

BLOOMFIELD, Neb., July 2~A.-(special
Telegram. )-Fagley's Sioux City and the
Bloomfield teams played the second game
here today. Bloomfield winning. 9 to g.
Bloomfield, l.. Reid and @. Reid;
City, Meta and Olson. Umpirei Coggs-
well.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-25

BALTIMORE. July A-Rain interrupted
inning today. Two games will be played
tomorrow. Alex Smith Of Provldepee and
i0lned the Baltimore team Catcher
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-25
LEAGUE GAMES
Burkett's Home Run I'm Ninth Makes
Finish of Boston Game
InteKestinE.

BOSTON, July 24-st. Louis went out in
order for seven out Of eight innings. but
Burkett's home run in the ninth made the
score close and the finish exciting. Attend
ance, A,770. Scores
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-25
In American AssocIation.

Games today: Louisville at st. Paul, In
d~ianapolis at Minneapolis, Toledo at KAN
sas City, Columbus at Milwaukee.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-25
TotAIs "a

EAFneq rum PhIIadeIphia. Two-base
p pisys, "fFl siir e. ss0 cnIld Haf e p ossnfsy' L D9To 70
Demont 70 Tenney,. Dement, to Gremlnger
to Long. BqeeB on balls; on Eason, 2; of
White, q Hit by pitched ball: Carney.
Struck out: BY Eason, 2; by White, 9.
Time; lao. Umpire: Power.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-25

Earned run: New York. First base on
error; New York. Left on bases: New
sk 1SIsSB sro9nklyn, & TTo56sse hts;
Brodie, Jones, Mc0ann ~. Double play
bheckhrd to Dahlen to Wheeler. First base
on balls: on Mathewson, 1; of Newton, 2.
Hit by pitched ball: BY Mathewson, 1.
Struck out: BY Mathewson, 6; by Newton,
4 Time: 1910 Umpire: Emslie.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-25

harmed runs: Washington, 2; Cleveland,
IE0-SAss hitS H Ry9n, ke ndST bphrSSsos
plays: keister to Carey. Bernhard to Goch-
nauer, Lajoie to Bases on balls;
on Carrick, !; on Bernhard, i. Struck out:
BY CarIlck. Il by bernhard, z Left on
bases; Washington, 81 Cleveland, 5. Time:
1;b0 Umpires: Carruthers and Connolly.
Postponed Games.
At Phlla1elphia - Philadelphia Detroit
game called at the end of the second inning
on account OF rain.
At baltimore = Baltimore Chicago game
postponed on account OF rain.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-25
boston heats PhIIlies.

BOSTON, July 2A-Boston won from
through errors OF Childs n
Felix, which Melted Boston two runs.
ting rally in the ninth when three SINGLES
were made. A sensational double play in
the ninth by pemont, Grepinger M Long
prevented philadelphia from tieing the
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-25
GRAND CIRCUIT RACE MEET
Three F~avorites and One Outsider
Garry on N at
Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, July 2L-Three favorites
n an outsider won at the grand circuit
meeting today. Darwin was the selection
for the opening race and Lord Marsh was
the second choice. The showing made by
Lord Marsh in the first two heats, which
he won, caused a break Of the money
toward him. He was all out after the FIRST
half OF the third mile had been raced, and
h~e-caught the flag on the next trip. Went
worth doomed up in the hire heat and was
able to beat Darwin, who was always the
contender.
Daphne Dallas was made the favorite in
the 2:11 pace, with Dick See as a strong
second. The pace was terrific all the way
and all seemed lost to the favorite after
she was beaten by Casconda in the third
and fourth heats. She chased Casconda
so fast in the fourth heat, however, that
she was all out in the fifth heat, and she
won this heat and the race.
The favorite. Ansella, clipped a second off
her record to win the initial heat of the
2:10 trot and repeated In exactly the same
time. There was a hard fight for the place.
Greenline was a strong favorite for the
2:17 pace and he was never in real danger
at any time In the two trips. Frank Erwin,
driver of You Bet, in the Pill pace, was
unseated in the third heat, but was put
back again for the next one. Summaries:
1928 class, trot, purse 5000. three in 1--WE:
Wentworth, blk. g. BY Superior,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-25
standins OF the Teams.

Games today Cincinnati at Chicago,
Boston. Ptttsburg at 81. Louis.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-25
Gear challenges Nichols.

Sweeney Of -Norristown, Pa, will be given
a trial by Manager Robinson. The release
Of Substitute Oyler has been recalled.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-25
chicago Wins In Firth.
rrAanA I'll. a. 1T. -.

CHICAGO, July 2L-The locals scored
ssSnS nnesiionabIe deciaion al ihs niatS
The visitors two run resulted from three
singles and q double Excepting In the
decidedly a pitchers battle. Attendance,
eiaz Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-25
81. JOSEPH

Earned runs; Omaha, 81. Joseph, i
Mayer. Home run; stone. First base on
play: Alloway to Doian to tewar stolen
st. Joseph, 10. Struck out: BY Ailowey.. 4;
by Psrvin. s.. Time: 1850. Umpire, McQpade.
Peoria Will Protest.
DENVER. July 2A-Psoria refused 20
s S05ih% on the account arnt g gene g di s1sst fn esc i /
. to Q. In the second game the locals Won
games will be protested, Attendance, 1900.
Score, hrst game; nun
8sDr1s .."""" - 3
batteries. Denver, Eyler and Wilson;
Peoria. shafstall and Wilson.
Second game:
RR soSs ..."y5 aSsSSSS IL : !
Rntteries; Denver, Mosklman and Will
SON; Peoria. Hart, Wilson and Vaughn.
Kansas City Takes Last.
DIES MONIES, July A.-KahsAs City to-
day took the. last game, Of the series. M0y-
T T%fsitor S''iS IN Check t Until the ninth inning,
when they landed on him for seven runs.
t R%r,ili e. tAs sI sSnss.t Sy A tas iSsSts S U.s. ses sSs;
Bs1,%ss s, S.sy ...::GSaS5SS$GS !
slit; Des Moines, Morrison and Hanson.
FAN to nit McPharsOn.
COLORADO SPRINGS. July 2A-Mnwau-
kse took a commanding lead, In the nrst
inning on two base hits, followed by Duny'a
home run. Three more were added by nn
opportune three-bagger In the sixth The
locals could not hit MCPHERSON. Score:
S SSIs; sEstnG.: sSddSs$JS |
Batteries: Colorado Springs, NewmeyeI
and Baerwald; Milwaukee. Mcpherson and
Hanford
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-25

Iwo-base hit; Lundgren. Sacrifice hit:
Bergen. Stolen baseH Williams. SEYMOUR.
Struck out. BY Lundgren, /; by Hahn, g.
First base on baiis: on Lundgren, 9; on
Hahn. 1. Time: 1:s. Umpirel 0'Day.
new FORK shuts Out Brooklyn.
NEW YORK. July A.-McGraw's New
YORK players hut out Hanlon's men az
played game. Matthewson had splendid
control and was exceliently supported.
Attendance. $500. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-25
P~ostponed Games.
stanAinE Of the Teams.
FremOnters Are Easy Marks.

Games today; Cleveland at Washington
Chicago at Baltimore, St Louis at Boston
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-25
Washington Beats Cleveland.

WASHINGTON, July 2A-Both Carrtck
and BARNARD were effective in today's
game and kept hits well scattered. A two
base hit by Ryan, followed by Doyle's home
run, won the game for the homo team. At
tendance. $50 Scorer
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-25
STANDING OF che Teans.
GAMES IN NATIONAL LEAGUE
81. LOuis Defeats PittsburE In . SEM
s~atiOnAI NlAth-Inains

81. LOUIS, July 2A-st. Louis defeated
Rittsburg today In a sensational ninth
inning rally. II was a pitchers battle
throughout, with O'Neil having the better
OF CHESHIRE. Attendance. $500. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-25

Earned runs: Boston, 4. Two-base hits
Ferris. Home run: Burkett. Stolen base
Wallace. Struck out; BY Young, 5; by
Powell, 5. Time; 1:42. Umpire: Sheridan.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-25

Ett HSSl: '.s,...@:sS S5g5Ssd ~
Earned runs; bPttt naSS7ss 4 e. L SsSs,, /
Th-rssShSsa Nj, nGronnor Sacsfacs hias;
Ritchey. Conroy, Double plays: Kruger 70
Farrell 10 Nichols. Kruger to Nichols.
Hit by pitcher; BY Chesbro, /; by O'Neil, i.
First base on balls; on O'Neil, 4; on ches-
bro, 1. Struck cut; BY O'Neil, 4: By Ches-
bro, 2, Left on bases; 81. Louis, I; Pitts
burg. b Time: 15d. Umpires Brown.
nkauana VVaua A.. raFtk
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-25

r. McKittrick of st. Louis defeated w. I.
Rowland. Jr., of Evanston, 3 up.
Clarence b.. Herschberger of Onwentsia
defeated Chesholm Beach, 3 up, 2 to play.
The four that qualified for the second
committee cup and their scores were:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-05
SIGNS OF SPRING.

a dispatch from Kansas City to the
Daily Saffron World, Of New York,
says:
The Indians are raiding Kansas. Chief
Spring Fever and his band of burly
bucks have broken the reservation and
are coming up from the direction of In
dian Territory Governor Stanley mas
issued the following proclamation:
Citizens, arm yourselves. Load ev-
cry available capsule with quinine Put
none but little early risers on guard at
night Don't fire until you have the
Enpzzles Of the cough syrup bottle firm
iy between your teeth. Plant tree on
-arb0r Day, and climb it. Yours truly.''
. Chief sloppy weather and his brother,
Cold-in-the- Head, are already raiding
the Kaw valley. The settlers are being
attacked at night when the bed clothes
have slipped off. It is said that some
of the settlers. both men and women,
have been horribly tortured by Chief
Cold-int Head. Fever is being used
BIZ the Indians to burn their victims
Dispatches from Topeka are to the ef-
feet that Chief Two Bagger, aided By
Left-mit. Glass-in-h Muscle and Foul
tip are attacking the town vigorously
Many Of the citizens are being held IN
for about a dollar apiece, and the trus-
tees Of Washburn college have erected
a block-house to protect their diamond
dust. Two Bagger is one of the most
cruel and bloody Of old Spring fever's
leutenants Again and again he has
sacked the city of Topeka. and carried
away booty. A white man by the name
Of Albers is said to be helping Two
Dagger. If caught he viii be shot
Two-Bagser is planning a raid an
Atehison, Leavenworth, Fort Scott and
other towns in Kansas
Chief F'oozie-in- the-Mud has captpr-
sd a large number of Washburn college
students and is keeping them so closely
confined with links that It is feared
most Of them have lost their minds.
Many of the people who We're captured
by ozle-in-the-Rdud last year have es-
capped ana are able to be out with the
aid n1 arutches
IN come parts of the state it is re-
poF that spring-fever's bucks have
eaaplled people to so fishing. picnick-
in suffer similar indignities which
oa the dendish ingenuity of the saw
skins can devise Reports Of
ng caught and compelled to
rden are almost daily received.