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Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-12
WORK OF A PEORIA FIREBUC
Bold Attempt Nads to DESTROY Business
Section Of City.
FEAR THAT THE FLAMES Will SPREAD
Roller MIL Buildins and Contents IL
wiped out ana Livery stable
and Twenty Horses
Are Burned.

PEORIA. ILL.,. Aug. ia bold attempt
was made at noon today to Ere the business
portion Of the city. The losses include
Horace Clarke's o mill. 500, 900; Neu-
miIler's livery barn and twenty horses, $780,
900; O'Leary's undertaking establishment.
S25, 900.
Tn Neumiller Livery company's barns
at 500 Adams street were nred by an in
cendiary and twenty horses we're sunocated.
Only one horse was saved from the IRE.
The entire stock Of carriages was de-
stroyed. The o'Leary undertaking estab-
lishment and contents are a total loss.
The Neumiller barns are in q thickly built
up section of the city and at this time II Is
feared the flames will spread TO adjoining
buildings. Previous to this IRE an at
tempt was made to FIRE the store rooms
and ofices Of the Val Blatz Brewing com
a few blocks away. A residence was
fred early this morning The hfebug has
played havoc In Peoria for months and the
reward Of $500 does not effect his capture.
While the Neumiller IRE was raging the
torch was applied to the roller mills Of
Horace Clarke's Sons, a few blocks away,
and the entire plant was wiped out. It Is
singular that the founder Of the company
died early this morning OF paralysis. The
police think they have arrested the irebug.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-12
HOOD WASHES Gun CEMETERY
Bodies Are stFewn About I'm All DI-
reetiOns aad some Float
Down River.

MADISON. N. j., Aug. 1.-THE o
burst last night caused devastation in Hill
side cemetery. About seventy-hve baskets
were uncovered by the rushing waters and
many OF them were swept from the graves
in which they had lain.
The cemetery is situated partly on a hill,
but a brook and ravine traverse the other
portion Of II. The water backed up ana
swept across the lever part Of the cemetery.
For a distance Of 400 feet the torrent car
ried everything before It and for a width
OF fifty feet the graves were washed out.
Today coflns were found strewn about
In all directions. Some Of the bodies were
found a mile from the cemetery and It Is
said that others were washed into the Pas.
sale river. About forty bodies have been
recovered.
The Lackawanna tracks were badly
washed out between Madison and Chatham
and there were no trains west this morning
soMERvILLE, N. j., Aug. ia ais
aatrous storm swept the Raritan valley
last night. Cornnelds were ruined and
thousands Of baskets OF peaches were
stripped from the trees.
In somervilIe. Peters brook rose rapidly
and people living along the banks had to
nee for their lives.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-12
FINAL ROUND Of TOURNAMENT
Only Three More Games Of Chess to
he Played By the inter-
nationa1 Masters.

HANOVER, Aug. tf--The final round OF
the international Chess Masters tourna-
ment. which was begun In this city under
the auspices Of the German Chess associa-
tion. July n. was played this morning. ac-
cording to schedule nine OF the Berger
system. the players being pitted against
each other as follows; 0ottschall against
Levin. Tschigorin aeainst Mason. Pilisbury
against Swiderski, JanowskI against Poplei,
Bardleben against Mieses. Napier against
oliand. Atkins against Marshall. Gunsberg
against Wolf and Cohn against suechting.
When adjournment was taken at / O'Clock
six games had been concluded. the remain
ing three games being adjourned In even
positions. Play In the latter contests was
to be resumed at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
The results Of the games finished this morn
ing were as follows: Gettsehall won against
Levin, Tschigorin lost to Mason, Pilisbury
beat swiderski, Janoweki beat Popiel, Guns
berg went down before Wolf. and Cohn and
suechtlng drew. Pllsbury thus made sure
OF the second prize, Janwoski having won
the nrst prise on Saturday. The disposal
Of the third prise and some OF the other
prizes Is still uncertain owing to the three
adjourned games. The results OF these
contests will affect most Of the prise takers.
M record np to date IL az follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-12
CALL ON PEOPLES PARTY
Summons for National Executive Conn
mittee Meeting in sPringaeld Is
sued by Chairman Parker.

DALLAS, Tex, Aus, 1.-THE following
call has been issued:
The national executive committee Of the
allied peoples party IL hereby called TO
neld. Ill, August "a. at 10 a. m, for the
purpose Of considering the situation In
Gliding on whether we. ~shouidtpush the work
81 independent organization In those states
during the present campaign, as we'll as To
consider any matter Of interest which may
come before the meeting.
All commissioned ~orEanizers. as we'll al
members OF the central committee, officers
OF state organizations. nominees OF the
party in the several states, and the estive
attend, will be welcomed.
This meeting win probably outline the
work 70 be done during the campaign In
the central states, and ] am very anxioua
to- nave as full an attendance as possibie.
The Illinois state convention meets on
the 18th, at the same place, and visitors
from other states are especially Invited.
SSignedl - 10 A. PARKER,
Committee.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-12

GREENWOOD, Neb., Aug. 11.-(specIal
Telegram.EThe Union Stock Yards juniors
won their first game of the trip by defeat
feature OF the game was the battery work
of Adams and Miles. The Juniors were
strong at the bat, hitting Hand almost at
Adams lost the same for Greenwood. Score:
R.H.E.
Greenwood -. o 0 90 0 4 0 / SIS 3 .
Greenwood, Hand and Foster. Umpire;
Graham.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-12
DEATH RECORD.
r clark, sr.

PEORIA, III, Aug. 1l--Horace Clark, sr.,
for sixty years a resident Of PEORIA county
and first president Of the Board Of Trade,
died this morning Of apoplexy. Mr.. Clark
was born in Sardinia, Erie county, N. Y,
january 6, 1874, his father being one Of the
nrst judges of Erie. He was in tive milling
business, starting the nrst -four mill in
central Illinois, and was western agent for
the Piilsbury interests. Three sons, Cteorge.
Charles .. GaS Horace. survive him. G. d.
Clark. president Of the International Steel
Gutter association, left Glasgow for the
United States Saturday. The deceased was
one Of the hrst cOngregationalistp in nIi-
nois.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-12
TOWN is RAIpEp
Mexican Herdera Take Revenge Upon
tho People for the Slaughter
of sheep.

BATTLE, Wyo.. Aug. liza crowd Of
Mexican sheep herders attempted to take
the town OF Battle, with the result that
two Of the members were killed.
Several made their escape into the woods
one man being shot In the leg. One citizen
was hit on the heel and Miss Esteil Sand
ers, a resident. was severely cut in the
face by q window pane broken by q stray
shot. Every man in town is armed, fearing
the Nexicans will swoop down on the
town, as there are scores Of them in this
vicinity.
The attack was In retaliation for the
slaughter Of 5000 sheep by the townspeople,
who had ordered the shsepmen to keep
away, as this territory Il reserved for ths
cattle men.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-12

MgLwAUKEB. Aug. 1.-THE MilwAukse
and Des Moines teams OF the Western
leagne spit EVEN on 2 donble-header today,
the locals winning the hrnt By q score ef
6 to 4 and losing the second 8 TO 8 KennR
was knocked out OF the box IN the fifth
inning. Attendance 800. Score:
First games ~
b bss Sois:.' ri .-.::iSSsgss$GY !
Batteries: Milwaukee,. swormstsdt and
Lucia; Des Moines. Morrison and Hansen.
Second game;
Nh Hiiw MSiss' ..ssSsSsSHg !
Batteries. Des MoInes, Hotter ana Lo-
beck; Mlwankee, Kanna. Adkins and Ltsia.
Denver Beats %. Zoe.
81. JOSEPH, AUG. i1-Denver outbatted
st Joseph and won easily today. Score.
PsHy ySs. ;SS',rvs SSSSSSSSH 7
Batteries; Denver, Eyler and Wilson,;
81. Joseph, MsupiH and Roth.
Al Kansas City-No game; rain.
afnnRlmn. az aka Teauae
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-12
TAKING A NEW GRIP
Wins a Double Header from PEERS, One
Beings Autsut
'LAsr ONE WAS EASY FOR THE HoUsKEs
FIRST q Pitchers Battle, bat owen
Weeps the Hits nsttsr Scattered
Than Wis Rival, Thsush Al
lowing the same Nunber.

PEORIA, Ill.,, Aug. 1i-tspeclai TeIe-
gam.)-The Rourke family took a double
header from the Distiliers this afternoon,
the hrst being a pitchers battle with honors
about even. The second game was a one
sided nnair, a uninteresting. Owen
kept the hits weii scattered during the FIRST
game aud won In a shut out. while in the
second game Brown held the hits down to
four until the ninth inning. Then TibaId
hit to right Held for two sacks and was
followed BY Maioney to the same spot for
two sacks. Tibald came home with the
only run on the Peoria SIDE and saved q
Double shut out. The score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-12
HYMENEAL.
Graham-Houek.

CEDAR FALLS, Ia, Aug. 1L-(speciaI.)
The announcement reached here today
from Des Moinos that w. A. Graham and
Miss Ada Houek were married. The bride
was last year principal Of the High school
here and had been engaged for next year.
The groom is a member Of the law Arm
OF McVey, McVey 4 Graham Of Des Moines.
He is a son Of ". r. Graham. paymaster Of
the regular army. at Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-12
BIoomheIa Dewnea al waasa.

3 wAUsA, Neb., Aug. 11.-(speciaI Tele-
home grounds today by a score of 10 to, g.
THIS was the most exciting game ever
played here. Score; R.H.E.
BEIoomneid ~ i 0g-S )
Batteries: Wausa, Cheatwood and Al
Struck out: BY Cheatwood. Is; by Helms
dorfer. 8 Time: 1870. Umpire: 0Illlam.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-12

SPRINGFIELD, Neb.. Aug. A.-tspeciai
Telegram. lit took twelve Innings to de-
eide the game between the locals and the
Nebraska City Argos today. Each team
home team winning out In the twelfth
inning by two singles and an error at third
base. The same teams play here tomor-
SS@P Pa5. ..-.S5SSSSSSsSSE !
Bates Argos, saey ana Giszier. struck
out: By Saey, IL; by Clement, T. Time:
200. Umpire: Curley.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-12
MRS. slyIer. HanboIss.

HUMBOLDT. Neb., Aug. 11.-(speclaL)-
Mrs. Myier. the mother Of Mrs. Minor
shawhan. died Saturday night NJ the home
Of the latter. several miles, northwest OF
this city. at the age Of 80 years. Her
death was due to old age. Tho funeral was
conducted at the homo todly by Rev.
shamei OF Table Rock. and the remains
were laid to rest in the Lynch cemetery
EAST Of this city.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-12
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE. TUESDAY, AUGUST ~, 1902.

FOR the three days Derby meet which win
on August f2, "A and l15. over $50 entries
have been received and nearly seventy
horses are now on the grounds The Har-
rieon county Derby, which IS one OF the
main features OF the meet VIII be on the
opening day. The track. which n probably
TIE fastesf haif-mile course IN Iowa, is
IN excellent condition and fast time r. ex-
Pected to be made The purses for the
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-12
oAMEs IN NATl0NAL LEAGUE
New York and chieago PIay Eleven
TAninsu to Tie ana Rain
Prevents seeona.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE New York
and Chicago teams played an ~eleven-inning
tie game here today. Two games were 70
ave been played, but rain prevented the
secouq game. New York tied the score In
Brp9tets single. BpWtrman singled and
Lander eacfinced. but none Of the other
batsmen could bring a man home, and
tendance, $50. Score
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-12
CleveIand wins sIusEins Match.

CLEVELAND, Aug. u.-Cleyeland won q
match from Baltimore today,
making tWeaty-four hits. eight OF them
sw~9-o1tfsss haie lasted ea. ene lnning
with A months rest. opened for Cleveland,
but had neither speed nor control. and
was succeeded By Clark, an amateur. Ate
tendance. aos2. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-12
PhuadelPhia Beats Detroit.

DETROIT, Aug. 11-.-Philadelphia won
from. Detroit In the prettiest game seen on
the local grounds this season. Waddell
won his Own game in the thirteenth INN
Ing with q t~hree-bagger to the left Geld
followed by q scratch hit to right
Attendance. 400 Score: ~ "e'u
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-12
warranty pee Is.
INSTRUMENTS placed on record Monday.
August IL:
THE REALTY MARKET.

p. s. Mcclure and wife to b. s. Abel.
lot 4. Westerheld add. ........... 1000
Hii0ur Linberg and husband to Eina
Palm, lots s, 3 and 10. block Ne, and
lot 80, block IL Omaha View......... $500
J. Q. Wharton and wife to II. A..
Wahl, M lot IS, clark's At. Mary's
avenue ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
lot block !. i. Rossrs add 1000
Same. to Mattel Masilko, nh lot 4
o'ISA i. Zane ;sn L4OO
feet lot block 10. south oSshs.s. 1900
Susan -. Hansen and husband to ].
H. Blair, lot s. e. Pruyn's subdiv.
Charles Goldsmith to G.. Ii. Kubat. low
lot T. BLOCK 3, s. f.. Rogers add. LIS
Deeds.
sherin to Ella r. Ayres. lot 10, block
10, Briggs Observation-Disclosures. 1900
Total amount of transfer. 49,. .sia.s25
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-12

Secrlnce nst: AenGrioks. Lwo-base hit:
O'Hagen to Meyers, Barton to O'Hagen to
Meyers, Geier to Marcan to Kelly, Glette
to Kelley. Struck out. BY Bailey, s; BY
on Bailey, 2; OF slette, A. Passed ball:
Hurley. Time; Use. Umpire: Ffggemier.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-12

L I've Two.baSe hits: Anderson, cousHiin''
Three-base hits: Kahoe. Padden. Double
play: Padden to Wallace to Ander-
son. Passed bail: Kahoe. Stolen bases:
Heidrick, Ely. Hit by pitched ball. BY
Harper, /, First base on balls: on Har-
per, 4; on Padden, 3. Struck out: BY Har-
per, 3. Left on beses; ct. Louis, 81. wash
ington, 2 Tine; l;Sl Umpires' tombstone
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-12
Postpone TrIaI of Commiasionera.

DENVER, Aug. decentralization OF the
case against the county commissioners OF
malfeasance IN once In an information
nled IN the eriminal court by the district
attorneys once. was today postponed until
Thursday, when the accused ohiciais will
be called upon to plead.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-12

BROOKLYN, Aug. 1t-Brooikiyn made II
three straight from Sc Louis today By
winning the final game Of the series. The
anne was called during The latter half Of
the eighth inning on account OF rain, with
two Of the Brooklyn players out and the
score 3 TO o IN favor Of the home team.
The. Brooklyn players punched their hits
In the second inning. scoring three earned
nnnnHLYH- az InuIa
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-12

CHICAGO, Aug. LIT was an even play
for eight innings today, but Sparks weak
ened in the ninth and a single. two passes
n run. Jones' batting and fielding and
great catches by Doherty, Stahl and Mertes
were the features. Attendance, 2,4s0. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-12

WTLBER. Neb.. Aue. u-(sDeciaL)-
WILDER shut out Crete yesterday in an In
teresurg game. Attendance 500. Score:
wussr gsIGsn .
Struck oCt: By DeYapP. IS: by etearns, a
Batteries: Wilber, DeYapp and Mosher;
Crete. steerns and Dillon. Umpire: Buft.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-12

M'cooK. Neb., Aug. u~.-Cspeciai Tele-
Rram-)-McCook was caught mapping to-
Day and by errors ana careless playing I0sT
to Alliance. Score:
R.H.E.
Alliance .......1 10002e 2-sls
McCook ..,,... 2 0 OOO20 = o 9
Batteries: Alliance. Whited, Bell and
Nicolai; McCook, Kunkie and Doane. Struck
out; BY Bell and Whited. 6; By Kunkle, 10.
Home UNI: Jones. Two-base hits: Gilbert
%. Martin, Gone. Umpire: Bocock.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-12
PEORIA

Harmed runs Omaha, J. TWo-haae hits;
Hanford, Qonding. stolen bases: Dolan,
Thomas First base on balle; on Hart, q:
on Owen, l. Hit by pitched ball: BY Hart,
l. Struck OUT by Hart, s; by Owen, 3.
Doubl plays: Hart to 1Ianford, Hickey to
Dolan to Thomas. Time: 1850.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-12

Tlvo-base hit: Green. Threa-base hits:
Inns. Parent. Stolen nases: Parent. Criger.
Double plays. Ferris to Parent to La
Chance, Ferris to LaCL4nce. Struck out:
Pr 0uflth, 2; by Sparks. 2. Bases on
balls; OF Grfhith. 3; on Sparks. .. Hit
with BAIL: strang, LAChance. Time: $500
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-12

game between pittsburg n philadelphia.
the last Of the. series. was stopped by rain
in the fret half Of the fifth inning; Pitts
At Observation-Disclosures game post
nQned. rain.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-12
I'm Southern Ansouiattoul.

AZ shrevepOrt--shreveport. 8; Kew Or
AT Nashville-Nashville s; Birmingham. Z.
At Atlanta-Atlanta, 1; ChattaflooKa. q
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-12

Arros Fan at sprigEaeTd.

Games today: Milwaukee at 1ndianapo-
lls. ct. Pau at Toledo, Minneapolis at
Columbus, Kansas City at Louisville.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-12
TRIDENT DEFEATS TEcUMsEA
American Yacht loses in Final Com
test for the seawanhaka
Cup at Montreal.

MONTREAL, Aug. u.-Trident won the
~Seawanhaka cup today by defeating Te-
cumseh BY five minutes and twenty sec
onds. The course was triangular and at
the hour Of starting there was a dead
calm. After waiting an hour and a half, 2
breeze strengthening to a squail sprang up.
After the preliminary signal both yachts
took In two reefs and carried storm ibis.
Tecumse anchored to leeward OF the line
n was four minutes late IN crossing the
line and three and a half minutes after
Trident. The wind shifted a good deal
from west to southwest and varied from
twenty-five TO eighteen miles an hour.
Trident was nearly seven minutes ahead
at the end Of the first buoy, but lost In
the reach. In the home run both yachts
struck out their reefs. Trident had all
the worst OF the weather In the second
beat and actually lost three seconds on the
leg. It wan almost lost to sight in q tse-
mendoua squRll OF rain. but gained one
minute n eight seconds on the reach.
Jennings superseded Jones at the tiller
of Tecumyeh and holding all men aft saved
II from some OF the tremendous pounding
seas. In the run Trident again took in one
TSSs,. S-s TSS-sz-Sss seSiS Us. - Sas &c
ginning of the last Beat Trident's No. 1
jib came down with asrun and No. 2, al
ready lent, was quickly set. 1t could not
be got Nat, however. Tecumseh was SPLEEN
didly sailed. Carrying on with full mainsail
at the risk Of capsizink, II made up one
minutb n eleven seconds, but lost by 1--WE
minutes and twenty-seven seconds.
na8,fol fluaa afar - D ma n
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-12
aes-.aAaH .a~a..n,
" AmEnlChN A0oUOlh lIUN
Dusty cSons Proves : FuhuIs Tor b
Kansas CITY BATS

AI aoS.sy sssIa "a Au &. H tssas. s Kss.. s. cs:g
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-12

sBafted for Taylor IN the tenth.
New York .,..I Si00006iS 0s
Earned runss New York. I; Chicago, s.
sz1c ppi fs r on s' ssess s New f fssk. 2: Ssii--
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-12
CANNOT BEAT BLIND HORSE
RythEAic Wins the Ten Thoussnd Dol-
lAr ,Purse IN secOnd seaSids
Meetanw.

NEW YORK Aug. 1.-THE second sea-
side meeting Of the New York Trottins Az
S SSdsr fav Sss5RT t SSsS.ee IS 4TFslsh tSscL 6s Hss
fast and 5000 spectators saw the sport.
The big feature OF the card was the SO,-
the 2:iS Class. Tor WITCH there were tw,lve
starters. The blind horse. rhythmic, who
has won All his races down the line from
eventually sold at 2 to 1 on. He wtn in
three straight heats.
the noveity plan. The race is eombietsd
second heats retire from the race AID the
est heat, second and third money in the
same way, while the fourth goes 20 the
horse holding the next position. Really
was the favorite at 2 to ! In all three
heats. but he was not able 70 get to the
Josh. a ) to / shot. led the field in the
hrst heat and looked a certain winner, but
broke, and Pauline q. won. Carl Wilkes,
and Won. Prince Direct took IL the 's tSird
The a:A .rot was Also on the same plan
nrst heat The King was the ~favorite at
2 70 ! and he won. In the second heat
MsDe, Tss fny4Eite At even money snd
thought Ida Hollywood the best OF the
balance OF the party and she led from start
The fastest race OF the day was the 2.0s
pace, for which Dan r. was the favortte
az 2 TO I taking first ana third heats. n
hea winners could start, yet the decidine
heat was the sensation OF the day. The
two PAGERS went to the three .Quarter pole
together, when Dan r. broke 10 badly mai
Fanny billiard distanced HIM. Under the
rules Fanny billiard win walk over for her
third heat. Summaries.
t2;16 class, pacing; purse, 1880; novelty
est time winning hrst money:
Pauline a blk m nv Co.b,-n~w.r
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-12

caeo. g First base on balls: on 4. ray-
lQI, Il on J.. Taylor, l. Struck out: BY
hiti Mccain. Two-baae hits: Tinker.
Willlams. Stolen bases; Mcoann, Lauder.
RR1Hlt9hse RRsos4s;v iowse' nt cna enc %uS Sh n9cs:
L. Taylor. Time: $50. Umpire. Emsiie.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-12

Qatnes todaE: 50. Loois az P~hiIadeIphIa,
C~inclnnati at New York.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-12

COLUMBUS. Aug. liza double, a base
today's game In the eighth. Billiards home
run In the first inning saved st. Paul from
q shutout. Both teams nelded brilliantly.
Attendance, s32. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-12

"a. 6eehnansr "a, Elskmsn e. ITThk1rssssyz
hits; Flick, Robinson. stolen bases: BAY
90. eelbach. Gilbert. Double plays Brad
balls on Wright, a. on CLARK, 3 on
Wiltse !. hit BY pitched ball: BY Wright.
!: ~ Clark. l. Left on bases: Cleveland.
4 BY Clark, Il by WiltHe, 2 1ild pitch:
Clark Time AIS. Umpire O'LauFhlm.
aaanainR OF the cana
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-12

P%sRls n..-.....S SSS5SSSGi

Earned runBi Peoria, II Omaha, 3. TWo-
base hits: Stewart. Hickey, Tibald. Ma
loney. Three-base hit: Genins. Sacrifices
hits; Brown. polan. Carter. Stolen base
off Brown, s. HIT by pitched ball: BY
Brown, l. Struck. out: BY Jones'. q; BY
Brown. q Double play Stewart to Thomail.
Time: 1856. Umpire: Strauss.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-12

Tolala -. , II = . II TotaI1 -. "a y :
Two out when game was called.
srOY noSis ....:..........S SiG
Earned runs: Brooklyn, g First base on
Louis, 3; Brooklyn, 10. Two-base hits:
Barclay, Keller. Stolen base: Flood.
Double plays; McCreery and Flood; Flood,
Dolan. First base on balls: on O'NeH, 4;
of Donovan. 4. Hit by pitched ball: BY
ENsil & time: i:M. Umpire: brown.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-12

TEMPLAR-Mrs. Ida g. wife OF H. {.
Templar, at late residence, 123l Lake
street on August II, 1904
notice later.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-12

'Battsd for siever in thirteenth.
%bPs sssci: ... SSSSSSSSSSSS5
T~hree-base hit: waddeiL Sacrifice hits:
Fult1, Barrett. Stolen bases; Casey, Ell
perfeid. Barrett, Hartzel. Davis. Bases ON
Tails: OF Wsadsl, 3; on sisvsr 3 Lett
Struck out: BY Waddsll, 7; by Siever, l.
Double play; Elberfeld to Gleason to Beck.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-12
vine halted Mcdonald on the slab. Al
tendance. All. Score:


Left on baEees Louisville, 4; Kansas City,
4 Two-base hit: Clymer. Three-base hits:
bic play: Ciymer to camel 10 schaub.
Stolen base: CAMEL. Struck out: BY Coons,
2; by Geai, L First base on ballss ON
Mcdonald, g. Time; lao. Umpire; Haskell.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-12
GAMES


ST. LOUIS, Aug. list. Louis won an
other easy game from washington today,
Coushlln's double and Eiy's HlpRle saving
the visitors from a shutout. Harper was
= gecc form and Msshingtcp made but
batted freely and was given poor support
In the neld. Washington Was again weak
on the baeee. Attendance, 100. Score:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-10-09
Barring Feet at worship.

The India Hindoos and Mussulmans
alike wear both sandals and shoes
(slippers) and the latter boots also.
The sandal 0he word is Persian) was
evidently the original covering for the
feet over all southern and eastern
Asia, while the shoe was probably in
troduced into India by the Persians,
Afghans and Mo(n)gols, together with
the tip tilted Hittite and Etruscan)
boot.
Both are usually made in India OF
leather, but never of pigskin, and.
while the shoes are always colored red
or yellow, the boots are generally
brightly particolored, both among the
upper classes being also richly en-
broidered in gold and silver and varie-
gated silk thread and with bangles,
bugles and seed pearls after the mar
ner of the ancient Persian boots rep
resented on Greek vases.
But, Of however rare and costly elab-
grafton, the inyariable rule is to re-
move them after entering private
house just when stepping on to the
mat or carpet on which the visitor
takes his seat. They must be cast off,
the right boot or shoe first, before the
worshiper enters temple or mosque,
and it is still regarded as an absolute
proclamation to attempt to enter either
fully shod.-London AthenRum.