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Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-25
Umpire Boswell
Brings Torn Ear
From State Game
Kesrney Crowd Takes Exception to
Decision and Mob Quickly Forms
Finishes Game, Though.

SHELTON, July A-(Special Telegram)
Grand Island and Kearney ball teams
played hard game on the gronds here this
afternoon. The Kearney team came off vic
torious, but had to play perfect ball A
riot was started in the second inning, when
Umpire Bowel gave the eKarney boys
a bod decision at home plate. The runner
for Grand Island was tagged by Townsend,
and Boswell with his back turned watching
another play, called him safe. Almost in
stantly the diamond was full of Kearney
fans and before help could come some one
had given the umpire an uppercut that tore
his ear badly. Three policemen rescued him
from the mob which ragged on the diamond
for twenty minutes President Sievers tried
to escape from the crowd to avoid render
ing decision. After publicly declaring ali
bets off on the game the game started
anew.
Boswell finished the game by clinglng
to fair decisions.
Last night Umpire Nelson, who gave the
boys a bad deal in yesterdays game at
Kearney, was ushered to the train by two
policemen, It being feared some one would
take their revenge. Score; RH.E.
Grand Island" Q 9020QO 81 ! :
Batteries: Grand, Island Murray, Paul;
Kearney, Travis and Carroll.
FREMONT, Neb.. July A-(Special Tele-
gram.) -Fremont defeated Red Cloud here
today in a loosely played game with heavy
hitting by Fremont In the last half of the
ninth Red Cloud had every pitcher on the
staff in the box, but could not stop the lam
baeting given them by Fremont. Score:
Red Cloud ...4O 10 90 O-5s 6
Fremont ..... 3 90 o SIS % l
Batteries: Red Cloud, Jarrett, Mitchell
and Moss; Fremont, Hendron, Smith and
Bonner
COLUMBUS. Neb., July 24.-(Special Tel
egram. )-Hastings won from Columbus a
loosely played game Two home runs were
credited to each team. Score: RH.E.
Columbus 600 0 0 0 o 0 40 10 2
Hastings ...... 3 2 40 Oils IA l
Batteries: Columbus, Kissel, Hamilton
and Agnew; Hastings, Orth, Waldron and
Donnelly. Umpire Fleming.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-25
South Omaha
Golfers Victors
Miller Park Succumbs by Rather
Narrow Margin of Twenty to
Sixteen.

golf team of fifteen men from South
Omaha Country club defeated the Miller
Park Golfing association yesterday after
noon by the score of 20 to 16. The playing
was so close that had any one of the South
Omaha men who won three points lost by
that much the team would have lost. The
day was ideal and the course on the city
links very fair considering the drouth. The
matches were closely contested and some
excellent scores were made. F. M. Sher-
wood played the course in IS on his first
round and r. M. Laverty played 1t In 81
Doggy on his first round. Other credit
able scores were numerous. After the
match the visitors were entertained at the
pavilion with a nice cold lunch, sumptuous
IN proportion and luxurious in quality. The
day was greatly enjoyed and the visitors
poured out many compliments on the city
links, Notwithstanding the numerous trees
and water hazards When the new greens
are all in commission the course will be
excellent. 1t is proposed to institute a
summer water system from the artesian
well tc water the greens, one that would
be inexpensive and could be drained out
during the winter season.
n.tT- H.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-25
DAVIS Hit In THE PINCH
Lined Out a Two-Bagger in Tenth,
with Game a Tie.
OMAHA, FOUR; DIES MONIES, TWO
Houenbeck Allowed hut Five Hits,
well Scattered, and Errors of
Home Team Also Luckily
Distributed.
OMAHA, FOUR; DIES MONIES, TWO
Omaha. 4. pes MoInes. 2.

Omaha 4, Des MONIES, 4
After hard-f fought nine innings to a
tie. with Weich ana Holenbeck on bases
in the tenth, Davis lined out log two
Dagger to the left field and brought in the
two winning runs
Hoilenbeck pitched splendid game, al
lowing only five scattered hits. none Of
which brought in runs for the visitors
owens. in the box for the Champs. was
less fortunate. Although lie gave the
Rourkes only four hits, they counted for
three OK the four scores
Bader, first up for Iowa, vent around to
second when Welch got the sun in his
eyes and lost a high Fly. Colligan's at
tempted sacrifice resulted in Bader being
thrown out at third while he went to first
Curtis struck out and Dryer singled Col
llgan to third, taking second on steal
in on effort to catch Colligan mapping on
third Cadma made quick throw, which
was out Of reach Of the third baseman
and Coligan came In for the first score.
Davis, who batted first for the home
boys walked and was sacrificed TO sec
ond by Corridor. Flood singled and Kane
walked, filling the bases Moriarity came
up and did his best to land It over the
fence, but succeeded only in sacrificing
out to the middle field. scoring Corridor.
In the fifth Cadman took first on four
balls, was sacrificed to second by Davis,
and crossed the platter on a single by
Corridor There nothing more doing
in the way of tallylng from then on until
the ninth Nehoff walked, went to sec
ond on Williams out and to third o a
passed ball over the head of the tall MORT
arity. on third It seems that when Niehoff
slid I'm he IN lOcata diraCtIV ha-
meath the massive anatomy Of Hollen-
beck. Umpire Clark decided that the husky
Holly made little effort to remove himself
from the person of Nehoff and that he
was therefore entitled to cross the plate.
Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-25
THRILLERS AT Motor RACES
Robertson, Driving a Simplex, Win
ner in the Big Event.
EASILY BEATS A NILE A MINUTE
struggle at Times f. Spectacular and
Also MildIy Exciting as They
Cover the Distance.

NEW YORK, July 23.-(Special Telegram)
Although no records were broken at the
Brighton beach motordrome In the auto
mobile races this afternoon, there were
some thrilling incidents, The big event OF
the day was a match race between George
Robertson, driving a simplex and Ralph De
Palma, plotting n Fiat. Robertson won the
first neat covering the distance, five miles,
in 4:4l%.
He also captured the second and deciding
heat covering the distance, two miles in
1855, as against 1:5O9S for DE Palma, In
each instance the struggle was spectacular
and at times mildly exciting.
Event No. /. at ten miles. proved rather
easy victory for c. B. Derby, who drove his
Hupmoble The only entry was a. e. Dam,
also in Hupmobile. The time of the win
ner was 13:SS% tf
Event No. 2. az ten miles, proved a duel
between Bill Endcott, in a Cole No 80 and
II. A. Nicely, driving a Patterson, Endlcott
won in drive. his time 1925.
Five cars faced Starter Si aslief for event
No. T. After spirited race fLot,is Disbrow
drove Marion to Victory, completing the
ten miles in lO55ss. He was awarded sill
yer cup for his victory. "a IL
Event No boasted of a Buick, Midland
and Chalmers as starters. 3 II. E,eBeards-
ley. In his Buick, won BY less than twenty
five yards from Lee NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a
Chalmers. Time for the winner was
1O:OOas Caleb Bragg, driving Fiat won
event No 6. five-mile handicap, after
he had run his car into the inner fence.
! His time. despite the accident, was 4;461s
A Houpt- Rockwell Knox Giantess, Sim
pick, Fiat and Paimerssinger started "
event No. at ten miles.
The fight for first place was LETT TO De
Palma and Robertson, the FORMER leading
the greater part OF the ten miles and
finally beat out the big Simplex by 100
yards. Louis Disbrow. In Mrs. Cuneo's
Knox, finished third with a flat tire. Mar
tins Houpt- Rockwell finished ahead OF the
Palma-Singer entry. Time OF winner: 1929.
The final event, race OF one hour, wals
won by Robertson In a Simplex, with
record Of fifty-three miles The Marion
was also credited with fifty-three miles,
but finished behind Robertson.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-25
RESULTS IN THREE.I LEAGUE
Waterloo, Davenport, DanvIlIe and
Peoria Win.

Peoria Win.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, July ga scratch,
two singles and a double scored two runs
for Waterloo in the third, while Hendricks
held Bloomington without tally. Score:
R.HE.
Bloomington 90 o o o o 0 0 90
Waterloo ......0 o o o 0 0 o % IL l
Batteries: Hendricks and Searles; Walsh
and Nunamaker.
SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,, July 23-Ohland's
single, Darringer's sacrifice and Nadeau's
double scored the only run of the game.
Smith pitched inyincible ball. Score:
RHE.
Springfield % o O 20 o o o 90 /
Davenport -. 10 o 0 o 0 0 OIL
Batteries: Steiger and Hartley; Smith
DANvILLE. M July 2S-Danville won
twice from Rock Island today. The locals
hit Lakaff at willoand won the first, to o.
Hard hitting by Danville featured the sec
ond. which was called in the seventh by
agreement Score first game: R.H.E.
RooE Island nd. SSS 9 9 % ~ g
Batteries: Lakaff and Starke; Duffy and
Wolf. t1i
Score, second game; RH.E
Danville ............O 3 0 1 o 2 80 . Q
Rock Island $50 OIL ~ 07S
Benz and Wolf.
PEORIA, H.. July 23.-veach won his
first game for Peoria over Dubuque easily
to 2, Smiths hitting featured the game
Score: .r R.HE
Peoria ......O3 1OO3 0 0 ~ 10 /
Batteries: Veach and Asmussen; Ray
and Kelly.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-25
SOUTH OMAHA. MILLER PARK.
FLIGHTS
THREE
QUALIFY
Club Championship at Happy Hollow
COLI Links.

Club Championship at HAPPY Hollow
Golf Links.
In the qualifying round Of the club
championship golf at Happy Hollow no
low scores were turned in Saturday after
noon, although three flights Of l6 each
were qualified. The best scores were W.
E. Skaters IS. George Ross So and Drexel
Sibbernsen's 30. The first round and pair
ings for the finals were as follows:
w. Il. Shafer plays T. w. Cluston.
. A. G.. Ellick plays w. j. Creedon.
A. A. Mcclure plays Crosby Wyman.
DreXel Sibbernsen plays A. w. Clark.
George Ross plays James A. Austin.
h, T. Manning plays ]. r. Webster.
e. 10. Kimberly plays w Buchanan.
E. A. Nordstrom plays Guy Liggett.
For the second flight the following were
Qualified;
r. Sturdevant plays N. e. Leary.
]. @. Welsh plays r. A. Finley.
W. e. Shepard plays b. N. Robertson.
w. E. Rhoades plays A. V. Creigh.
j. T. Bartlett plays s. H. Ross.
Joseph Polcar plays A L. Frederick.
M. w. Gahan plays e. w. West.
C. Sibbernsen plays r. L. Montgomery.
The third flight was made up from the
following players;
II Buckingham plays B. w Tandy.
| A. G. Buchanan plays A. w. Mason.
F. /. Ellick plays M. G. Hayward.
w. c. Sears plays c. H Wright.
]. W. West plays A. p. Murtagh.
w. G. Lyle plays c. f. Niswonger.
j. w. Lovegren plays c. II. Marley.
E. A. Benson plays F. II. Brown.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-25
Mrs. Eddy Still
Lives, Says Son
Is Quite Angry at the Report
that His Mother is
Dead.

LEAD, S. D. July 23.-(special Telegram)
MY mother, Mrs Eddy is just as much
alive as / am" said George w. Glover.
'son and famous next friend of the Chris
tlan science leader in the Massachusetts
courts some years ago"
How do known he continued. why
didn't my two sons just have the time OF
their lives while visiting her there in
Boston two weeks ago. Some people
back there must be trying to stir up
more trouble for US when they hint that
she is dead and that my boys were not
allowed to see her. It's all untrue and
that's all will say"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-25

"Batted for Ferguson in ninth.
Chicago .,.,...........O %
Bostos ................O o 0 0 0 0 0 90
Two base hit: Miller. Home run: Stein
feldt. First base on balls: Off Cole, 2; off
Ferguson, 2. Struck out: BY Cole, 8: by
Ferguson. 6. Time 1:55. Umpires: Kane
and KLEIN.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-25
DIETz MEN WIN ANOTHER ONE

Burlington Boys Beaten, rs 10 4, at
DietE Park Yesterday.
The Dietz club ball tossers trounced the
boys from the Burlington headquarters to
the tune of Is to yesterday. Most Of the
clubbing was done by the Dietzes, as the
headquarters gang didn't have much of
look in. F. Lafferty distinguished him
self by slapping one for the limit, with a
man on third base. Eisenhart twirled an
excellent game. letting the Burlington &
Missouri nine down with six hits. Out of
fifteen games played so far this season
the Dietzes have only dropped one, and
that was twelve-inning contest Next
Saturday the Dietz CLUB vii play at the
Field club Score:
Dletz ,...............2 o 8 22 0 . s-l5
3. & M....,..........O 0 o o o o 2 p 4
Batteries: Dietz Eisenhart and Quigley
Burllng.o IONS, Ball, Hamilton Grossman and
Johnson. Umpire A. Peach
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-25
MINNEAroL1s
LOUISVILLE

Totals.....,S4 ll@2f lS
pickering out hit by Bohannon's batted
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-25
Mitchell out; hit by batted ball
tBatted for Moore in ninth.

Two-base hits Bransfleld, Hoblitzel.
Three base hits: Doom, Hoblltzel. Hits:
Off Burns 8 in three innings; off Rowan,
Zone out in seventy: off Moore in two
innings. Sacrifice hits: Paskert, Egan,
Walsh Mitchell Stolen base: Phelan.
Double plays: Grant (unassisted), Titus to
DOOM Left on bases: Philadelphia, I;
Cincinnati, 6. Bases on balls: OFF Ewing,
6; off Rowan 4. Hit by pitched ball: BY
Burns, Magee. Struck out: BY Ewing, 2;
by Moore, /; by Burns, /; by Rowan, 2
Time; 1855. EMPIRES: O'Day and Brennan.
New York Wins Easily.
ST. LOUIS. July A-St. Louis lost to
New York today, 4 to 1. Score:
Slated for Sallee in eighth.
st. Louis...............1 o o o o 0 0 0 OIL
New York. communal 2 0 O 0 o.
Three-base hits Snodgrass, Bridwell (2).
Sacrifice hits: Devlin (O, Snodgrass.
Bases on balls: Off Ames, g. Struck out:
By Ames. 3; by Sallee, /. Time / 55. UNI
pires Rigler and Emslie.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-25


.Batted for Curtis in eighth.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-25
n Mllers
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
Games To-day.

Western League--Des Moines at Omaha.
Sioux City at Lincoln, Denver at Wichita.
St Joseph at Topeka.
American League-Chicago at Washing
ton, Cleveland at Philadelphia, Detroit at
New York, ST. Louis at Boston.
National League-Philadelph at Pitts
burg.
American Association - Milwaukee at
Columbus, Kansas City al Toledo St. Paul
at indianapolis, Minneapolis at Louisville.
Nebraska state League-Superior at Grand
Island, Red Cloud at Columbus. Hastings
at Seward. Kearney at Fremont.
Mink League-Maryville at Clarinda, Falls
City at Nebra ska City, Auburn at Shenan-
doah.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-25
qualified:
pENIsoN NINE BEATS CLEANERS
Athletics Defeat Opponents by Score
of seven TO Five.

Athletics Defeat Opponents by Score
of seven 10 Five.
Denison Athletic club defeated the c. B.
Cleaners yesterday at Fort Omaha by a
score of to in an exciting game. the
Athletics playing one OF their best games
this season. They fielded everything that
came their way and in the batting depart
ment outhit their opponents, IL to g.
Hachten was on the mound for the Ath-
letics and was effective throughout the
game. striking out ten men and passing
but one. Haley pitched for the c. B.
Cleaners and also twirled a good game,
out his teammates faileo 10 support him
at the critical moment.
The Denison Athletic club is looking for
game next Saturday. Call Douglas 1885,
or Red 1854. The score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-25
CHICAGO "Y" CUTS OUT FIELD
Central Association Drops Out of
Omen Air Sports.

CHICAGO, July 23.-Adopting a new
policy, the Central Y, M. c. A. will here
after take no part in outside sthletic COM
petition OF any sort It calls for curtail-
ment in all branches OF sport and members
win no longer be allowed to compete under
the colors of the Central association.
The step proved unpopular with almost
the entire athletic crew. for with few sx-
ceptions they have sought new homes.
while others will compete unattached.
The policy does not mean that athletics
will be abandoned entirely, but hereafter
efforts will be confined 10 interassoeiatioD
affairs, which will tend 10 boom rivalry
between the different classes OF the or
ganization.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-25
Nc Gnme nd DenIson..

LOGAN, Ia, July 2S.-(Speoial.) 1.-The court
house officials OF Harrison county went tc
Denison yesterday afternoon and piled uI
a score Of ID to Is with the court house
officials of Crawford county. a. w. Black,
burn played shortstop, Deputy Sheriff
for Harrison county and Kremers and
Kaufman pitched and Mauier cought FOL
Crawford county. The game was called 81
2:45 and declared off at $50 p. m. The
game was we'll attended and was wei
rounded out by sensational plays.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-25
Prencb.r, oD tne Diamond.

MIDDLETOWN, N. Y, July 23.-(Special
Telegram REV. A. b. Ding OF Walden,
finding that the railroad village OF May
brook Is hound TO have a base ball game
Sunday afternoon at the same hour as
which he breaches there, has arranged to
speak on the diamond. The ball team man
agement has agreed to halt the game each
Sunday "at the stretch" or seventh inning,
and the pastor is allowed twenty minutes
TO address the crowd.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-25
incinnatI Defents PhiIadeIphia.

CINCINNATI, June A-Cincinnatl de-
feated Philadelphia here today, to 4.
Errors and bases on balls by Ewing con-
tributed four OF Cincinnatrs six runs.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-25
MANY TENNIS MEETS BOOKED
WieIders of Raquets Have Choice of
Many TOurueya.

Mhhy TOuFntyb.
Several important tennis events will come
off near Omaha, just before and after the
national tournament to be held here Aug
ust 1. On July g. the western champion
ship tourney was begun at the Ontwentsia
club Chicago. July 25 the Interstate open
championship begins at st. Joseph, Mo,
and the South Dakota State championship
at Sioux Falls. Clay Court, championship of
the United States, starts at the Omaha
Field club August 1. The Missouri Valley
championship will be settled at the Kan
sas City Athletic club, Kansas City, Aug
ust h. Iowa State championship playing
starts at the Hyperion club, Des Moines,
on August %, and the Tri-State champion
ship event will be at Sioux City, Iowa, on
August 20.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-25
PLAN GERMAN MOTOR EVENT
Prince Henry Sets Down Rules for
Contest.

Contest.
BERLIN, July 15.-Prince Henry of Prus-
sia's plan for next years prince Henry
motor car competition have been an
nounced.
A 2,500-mile contest across Germany and
England is contemplated The competition
will eliminate the feature of speed and be-
come purely a reliability and endurance
contest 1t will also be Invested of COM
mercial character by the exclusion OF COM
petitors connected with motor car manu-
factories. The competitors will be confined
to fifty German and fifty English drivers
OF indisputable amateur standing. Prince
Henry suggests the Scottish touring con-
test as a general model for the race.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-25

POCAHONTAS, Ia, July 8.-(Special >
Pocahontas defeated the Pomeroy aggre-
CATION OF crack players in a hot game
OF fifteen innings, 2 to l. An error in the
first let the visitors score. but the boys
quickly frightened up and kept them down
to vain hopes for another look at the home
plate. The local team succeeded in get
ting eight hits, while little Joe LotE al
lowed but five. Batteries: Pocahontas,
Lott and Kuster; Pomeroy, Sattler and
Jameson. Struck out: BY Sattler, Z; by
Lots. 20 Score by innings
Pomsroy ......... 90 90 00000-1
POcahontas .... O01OOO OOOOOOOO IL
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-25

wOolsy. CT ....,.......I /
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-25
EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS
Dalmntian Vindicntes Backers' Judg-
ment ut Empire.


ment Mt Empire.
EMPIRE CITY RACE TRIAL., N. ".
July al almatian, the public choice easily
won the Empire City handicap mile and an
eighth here today. -.esults:
First race. five and one-half furlongs:
Ben Lomond g to b. won, Gold of Ophir 70
to - second, The Fonies go to j third.
Time: 1;071s.
Second race, mile and twenty yards
Faultless 70 to u won --shwell (l2 to u
second, Wilton --AcAaye I'll to 100 third
Time: 1:43.
Third race six furlongs: Rose Queen q
to ~ won, Melisande g to 10) second
Bishop go to u third Time: 1:11%.
Fourth race, one and one-eighth mile:
Dalmatian 60 to 10) won, Stanley Fay go to
u second, cambridge g to u third. Time;
1:51
Fifth race five and one-half furlongs:
Pharoah 40 to u won, .Amalfi Is to 81 sec
ond Danger Mark q to u third. Time: 1907.
Sixth race, ME and on-sixteenth: Noon
(6 to 81 won, Question Mark Is to u second,
Star Actor az to Il third. Time: l:472s.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-25

"CIark batted for Hagerman In the tenth.
lincoln .....,..,...O o 0-3
Sioux city ..,....,1 0 Q o 0 Q 20 0 ~
Two-base hits; Cole, Stem. Double plays:
GaRnler to Thomas TO Cookman Hartman
20 Stem co. Hartman to Andreas to Stem.
Earned runs: Lincoln, 1; Sioux City, 3.
Left on bases; lincoln, 8; Sioux CITY. 3.
Stolen bases; Iuds Thomas o. Weldon
sal. Andreas, Stem Meyers. Neishbors.
Sacrifice hits; Stem, Myers, O'Toole.
Struck out; BY HaKerman. 8; by O'Toole.
e. First base on halls: OFF Hagerman, 4;
off O'Toole, e. Hit bv pitched balls Ry
O'Toole, 2. Time; 2;2O. Umpires: Flynn
and Spencer.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-25

The White City Ramblers will play the
Athletics, the i9-year-old champions Of
Omaha. The game will be played at the
Benson park Karbaski, the White City
wonder who won twelve straight games,
will do the twirling The White Cities
Cancelled a game with the Antlers TO play
the champions, but would also like TO play
them in the near future.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-25

ARAPHOE, Neb., July 23.-(Special Tele-
gram. )-Araphoe defeated Julesburg here
today The game was the best ever played
on the Araphoe diamond. Both teams
were on their mettle. Score:
Julesburg ............ 0 0 o o 0 o.
Batteries Araphoe, Tull and Green;
Julesburg, Hill and Bashaw. Hits:
Araphoe, 6; Julesburg, Z. Struck OUT BY
Tull s; by Hill, g. Base on balls: Off Tull,
L: off Hill, /. Two-base hits f. Disbone.
McMurran. Umplres: Saline and Wood
ward.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-25
Monmouth Parks Become Monarehs.

The Monmouth Parks have reorganized
under the lame of the Monarch" base
ball club and would like TO make up a
schedule for the rest OF the season with
any fast teams in the city or state, es-
pecially the following: Americans, Alamitos
Hollys Hanscom Parks, Farrells, Storz
Triumphs, Townsends. Teams wishing
games are requested to call Webster 1880
after p. m.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-25
O,NeIII wilma with Ease,

VALENTINE, Neb.. July 2L-(special Tel
egram.) --o'Neiil and Valentine again played
today. o,Nelll winning 10 to l. Score &,
O'Neili ...,..........8 o % o 3 -lO
Batteries: Valentine. Bishop and Fischer;
ONeill. CoYne and Fischey
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-25
GOLFERS GO TO MINNEAPOLIS
Field Club Men to Compete There
w. x. Cundiff VIM Trophy.

w. X. Cundtff Wins Trophy.
To compete in Minneapolis for the West
ern Amateur golf championship, w. M.
Chambers and Albert Calm of the Field
club left Omaha Saturday evening. They
are the only golfers who will go to repre-
sent Omaha in the northern tourney.
The Albert Rosenzweig trophy was won
at the Field club. Saturday, by Warren X.
Cundlff with a net score of n. The play
was medal handicap and was limited to
those with handicap of or over and
forty-four men were entered. The next
highest men after Kundiff were A. H.
Clark So, handicap 8. net IS; and j. Blakes-
ley ST, handicap 8. net IS:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-25
ANNOUNCES END OF FIGHT
Bucks stove and Range Company Says
Trouble with Organized Labor
IL Over.

ST. LOUIS, July 2S.--Formal announce
ment was made tonight by j. S. Temple.
secretary OF the Bucks Stove and Range
company, OF the end OF the fight with or
ganized labor. The secretary however,
AID not state IL the present workmen
would be required to join the union
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-25
OMAHA WOMAN SENDS
EVIDENCE IN BIGAMY CASE
Mrs. Rowena Rodgers Furnishes Facts
in Case Against j. e. Lessuer'
Convicted I'm Indiana.

EVANSVILLE. Ind, July 2S.-(Special
Telegram FLAMES e. Lessuer, a newspaper
artist who claims Kansas City, Mo, as his
home was convicted on the charge of big
amy at Petersburg Ind near here, today,
and will serve from two to four years in
the states prison. Lesseur was arrested
several weeks ago in st. Louis and brought
here and confined in jail. Last March he
married Miss Jennie Kelley of this city,
who was reputed to be the 'prettiest stem
ographer in Indiana"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-25
DUDE ARCHDALE IN M. g M.
Fast Nebraska Mare IL Favored in
Famous Classic.

DETROIT, Mich, Iuly 2s.--More than $50
entries have been received for the grand
circuit race meeting In Detroit. August /
to s. the greatest list in the history Of the
driving club.
has twelve, among them Dude Archdale
and the Chamber Of Commerce pace is a
record breaker with nineteen. There are
fourteen IN the Rich futurity, which will be
decided durtng the meeting.