Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 28, 1903, Page 9

- THE OMAHA DAILY BEE N jeft 1o t hesk. Tokell wrestied Forbes | Bush, & . - 1% W 3 N S SUNIES DINIE (58 = o s e ne 1P 8 o, R RITRADE IS - The men clinched in the | Shaw . - " a TiSE as the round close s Y . 4 hes put hie defi wice Barti. & @ I e 4 —— Duefends Pesition ¢ Ulsmpion Bastaw- Joheile ved ove” g riva, Tokel | Suge. Minneupons % - %' Dun Beys Busivess Beturms Kow Abcu weight Agaimt Tokell Sl B TR o e e Pl w T e Equil Last Year's ABERICAN NAS BETTER OF EVERY ROUND | v “his sert eimns e him oo b b, Milwauke - WAND FOR WOOLENS FALL OFF TRIFLE fe ‘jrun:! Put & hard jeft 1o the stomach Miiws u e orbes came Back with a suf jeft nioag & % 5 Pounds Englivhkman W hen nnd Where . m' \n': u-fi- < Tokell fell sbort "r th L e “e | Bu * Hedoee or Cancel Orders When e Will, Ouwtelassing Him in m the jw Forbes staggered Toke! Manutscturers Fail to Keep to LIl amd AN Save Fn;’:rh B Terte > 0)ening Prices. but Cotton e — -y «vl'eu and l"-hler'—d ke DU T | with & hesv orber jut . | & lett s the ‘molitn. Tokel siowing Gow DETROIT, Peb. 27 —Andy Tokell, cham- | Vodls Duz & Co.'s Pion buntam-welght puglist of England & w will say was Lesten tomight by Harry Forces. tne SLAUGHTERS PINS IN TOURNEY not only acoslerated the dhampion bantam-weight of the world | —_— or 2o lines of merchanaise. b T sy that,Forbes was given the Geci- | Milwaukee Bowler Breaks Record by A gt — sion st the end of fen rounds cumes far | Making o83 ¥ tactliteted effarts o from telling the measure of his wiptory, | e — R . e won the fight togm famd. had — are fully equal T Thowe o & the better of every b ABe. b | ——— th lust vear, and in MEDy cases sible exception of the #nd gfoved INDIAXAPOLIE. Feb ¥i—The National 35 & svers Benilr I Sanstel on oot ""‘:T n this he Medintely after the prige winners in the 12| Hlgh School Basker Ball Team Wine | R S e e The latter was something of a disap- | J0De% of Milwaukee carried off the honors from Omaha by Margin of oo Mg T ”y-m thet demund is Pointment. e whowed himecit s wromg, | TAD his score of @8 for three games Setn SbG Bl Advatkess, Tomorrow Lee Gruff of the Indianapo rugged younster with a world of power b>- Ramblers and Percy Hills o7 Columbus, 0 Murshall was »_pbenomenal goul thrower | Indisnapolis eaned interest has been dieplared by hind his biows and proved himsel! gume %l r0ll seven gumes for TN Au all-In- . atre 4t i B K — disnapelis tenm will bowl the Wrigleys of | Five C ol dalle gave & 1 B0 ety Smer Saat 3o & o the core. He took beavy punishment|Chicago. Fred Strong and Fred Cimen of | £y o m High school | L8 " many mstances o end came buck every time in every rousd Chicago will comtest for 3. Clinch bea: | & terrific « bu nors ut ed. Ome of the - willing snd eager 10 fight Green of Chicago today for $200 Germanis Aght, but at the end | A TR oF gn B - | " Following ere the first mineteen prise |97 Two bulves the Omahune suc ¥ ire products. 8 #kill be was ouiclamsed by Forbes. who | winners in the inaiiéusl comiest, which | CUmbed by a score of I to @ o the boys | U5 I R CURTRE O o higher. This Bt where snd wheh he ploased and as |ended tonight Fifty prizes were distrib. | UMW the ca city e g es Sighar. Ths many fimes as Tokell wouldfgake without Uied 1 P Seanive o et - ' ‘: | Score. Amt. | ®0i *brother ™ e e TiuRe Tans e . £ e 7% | buneJeg 'tie mowt i e e o tought slweys on wggressife. and | & Chaimers. Chicaer . btate _Shat Sl wwer ve - o Quoer, however, the situstion is less s from the weocond round to the ent thore| § Kefienacker Newport, Ky O e BT o ore, ™e | turhitig, ue most of these factors are unde waE pever a doubt of fhe result | & s, Chrioage friends and muny boys came | b nugement. ang it will be possid Tekell was somePhat cast dows by his| & W. Thompeon, Chicago aiong with *hem : o pontieh, | e defeat, bul. took ¥ . phllodbphicsily. <1, ¢ Ksad Chicagc e s g e wage of pipe has been move: - - o Y ot| & Sandiom. Minnespolis f the first weem consmidersbie ne R oo U T ocaat e 'h’: R ¥ e were 4o ha wulkawa P able new busi ot's could do." L. mg, Chicago £cored nine pof Ymi b i Wfhes atier the fght Seclares that he 3 BOUL AL S & s e 5 Gun, Sud The Souve fut ¢ cotton goods, deve thonght be coulq heve ended the NEBL be- | i Peierson. Chicago the half wus 18 10 4. Witk uir nighting S et o e Higher Sore the tenth round had he tried to G0 so. | 14 Coffin, IndGlanapolis chance for Omaha ye sis that was suggested Dy eariber spas 3t was too impuriant & fght for me 10| 3 Trawer, Chens oo e . dic ‘advences . Tmere ie more conser fake chances,” be mpid, “so 1 fought vare- | ;7 Sreigeimever, Cleveland Seuthar of &5 atism “x :.. part \‘,y buy Sk oo Tully. 1 thisk nowgthut 1f 1 hnd cut loose I8 Klugenberg, Chicago braska schol ovien Business - | 1 milght have won out gm 3 \Jkrh?'nm. Indianspalis e annals. Ravmc stacin da At B ik o vuds- | ‘mez g 2l I o #Co! . S B e iy buyers reducing the ©'élock, both being on the THmi. | Beader. Cleveiand ......... 114 i, Il ul cuses there have been com et R | . S — o Beteen s fee B the Rl | S S o SRl et pe T | chust . Forbes put Jeft to Teters. Peoria s The Lincoln boy €id some remarkabie §08) | New England shoe shops huve seoured enin. put streight deft on shoul- | Jeilison St Louls ast throwing in that half s in_several grades of &—-%umm missed | Rolfe, Chicago 286 { 12 the saoend half Puttareun was ret chiefly of tall swyies in deman: { because of a b ke, #nd Substitate uver ther givisione ar T Goodman took his place. This Wag the ehtive marker exuiuits on up o hottest kind of play. It was — he way un the last three minu uotations of Jeather are fully put Jaw, e . 3 tutio a e tully ma of the time the teams were s tie. 1 ed, withough tréde is quiet on Forbes put Tt ana Heht 1o head. | KO e | Balf Captain Benny Cherrington ‘ary iges & - a ‘..' neck, m.,fl,.,"l',,.' Weitzell, Wheeling | Omaha team came into his own &nd b to light stoc ’:— put righi n Tushed | Weisser. Buffalo ... throwing goals right and left. Laub putting three hard. with mo | Albrecht, Tolede .. ... | pther forward. had done remarkable res this week mumbered 211 in Teturm. - Forbes W eur, foi | Phimer, Milwaukee | in the first haif, and he was keeping ted States, sgaini 5 lasi yemr, and Jowing with left em Forbes Reed. Columbus | So between these two ihe buskel was g1ven | i Canada, compared with & a year ago % Jum. veesinind hee Bt | Sluwson, Chicago no rest. With seven minules to piay, mat- fin ‘showed himself and & ette Hawiey, Chicago 5 ters jouked very biue for the tors, who | WEEKLY BANK CLEARINGS. P ot 3 Forbes W, | Ketienacher Rewpori 5 | Ve Waier Walsh. Lincoin's right for- | — 1 enacher, Newpor 0 X e incolr t for- S S B ey o it durs ea | duhneva, C iambus - S | ward, seved the day for his team. This |Summary of Busimess Tramsacted by | Forbes put dert Py ‘Locher, Toledo .. : | boy was the particular Juminary of the =i- ut to Juw ched. | 4 - -~ half, 7 buis worh Guring Chat part the Associnted Banks. Ut Meft on chest, jving | Mueller. Chicago ... "1™ 50 | mecond half, and his uring that par Dy R > Tt oy S Tortee Bt e Jef | Best, Milweukee IR 35 | of the gume made him the stur of it all | NE REK, Peb. Zi—The following - tinging Miood Trom Takeils eye | Kuufmann, Akron 282 308 | Waleh threw twenty goals from foul line | tabie, complied by Bradstreet, shows the I Tghe hock . Farbes et deft and Duffe.myer, Kansas City... 156 56 | without & miss. He threw six of the twelve | bank clearings at the principul cities for | . ot =] Noeller, MINNEEPOLS ......... N8 28 | goals from feld Fe threw them sitting, | the week ended Febriaty %, with the per- . 502 | standing and lving, &and if he'd had wings | centage of increase and Gecroase &8 Com- 5% | he would have thrown them fiving. He | pared with the corresponding week last 1 | was the wonder and vet the Gespair of the | year 547 | Omahs boys. In thet jast seven minu‘es | Eulbe threw goals till he was black in the | §9) | face. The ball seemed always finding him 463 | and he never missed the basket from any 495 | part of the feld. m 55 | As prefiminary gumes the high school 36 18 817 | sophomores and freshmen mixed it for fif- [ 8 I7 §61 | teen-minute halves. The freshmen wom, 217 M8 5 |17 to 8. The feature of the game was the ™ 10 5 ! throwing of McAvin, hman left 216 I G | forward. He proved a lving, breathing iw 50 | wonder s >3 The curtain raiser that excited the keen- L1 B8 | emt interest was o gume between high m 0 | school junior and semior girls. Twelve- 16 a1 e w.re scheduled. but the last 14 533 | helf took helf an hour to niay off a tie m 821 | the menjors win finally by & beautiful m 562 | firlg goal thrown by Miss Hetmrod. The E 562 | final meore was 10 to £ lm the fret el 88 58 | the juniors hed it all their own way, the T @0 | seore at the end being b to 2 Buf the 266 5Kl | sentors. mestly midgets in camparison with = W8 | their antagonists woke up and won on 161 55 | their superior mental advancement Miss eou . 3 18 505 1w B i o 16l b > g 169 Fr = left and | for el ppelta Tibs and | proeger. St Louls Bisui, Chicago 10 Adume, S 7 L Abhan 182 W. Coeper. Indianapolis. 1% Everts, Milwaukee 1% Walier, Chieago 154 Freeze, Akron, O......... 1% 12 Young. Detralt ............284 13 Heorge Theel Detroit 14 Kiene A , Chicago C. Willlams. Lomevilie Mound $—Forbesr put & Jeft to the k] a3 o L 1 , Chicage .. 318 I heart | 3cReynolds, Cleveland ... 388 26 Eie tanied o D. Jones, Milweukee m e s mouth wnd caueht | i iong Mitwaukee ... 18 W2 #m the back of the | yuaq, Chicago K8 ] e Xnees. Tokell | Jopansen. Dubugue LI = Juw. Forbes | Burps, Miwaukee ... 1% 1 cheek, bring- | Richter, Loulsville T > Tpt aett of | Toser. Buffeo ... s A 3 rcago % 1 e s et | B, ot BEE 1 e 16 62 16 4 I 8 208 18 16 I M 156 y swing and _ was | freiver. K Gity -1 e snsue Qity .. ] \-firg-mn twice. Takell| Dyyick’ Kensas City . ™ 5 A right wwing 00 Ihe | Foster. Dubugue - chest. Tokell caught | gohreiner, Dubugue .........1% 1 wige. Tokell put & | | empert Toieds - - 1. dert mouth and TWP | Kauior, Kansas Clty ¥ 187 hard right to the stomach following With | o lLor( Wheelin e & left. Tokell put a left to shoulder snd | gehienck. Belleville e 8 N t %o somech. Forbes put ks left | Wilnon, Kansas City | 18 B on Tokgh's nowe wnd ducked To |vurior. Chicaso ] kell's eye wasSearly closed a1 the end of | Gebhard:, Detroit i 18 the round. Tiee. Chicay FU ) Round S-Tekell swang left to the §o.ong Chicago 1n2 W jaw, but was blocked. Forbes put 8 left | Mever Chicus: = on the meck mnd followed with & deft on | Sioore Chicago T4 1M Tokell's bad eve put & TELt 10| Mueller, Indianapolis % the mouth and left to the eye. Tokell W | Woite, Chicago 20 18 but fell short. The men came - | yliet. AkrongO . 1 2 4n & hot exchunge, Forbes bad 1he | gy llander Mipneapolls e 2w of it. Forbes put & savage Upper- fee. .k Indianapols 1% cut_on Tokell's chin ng him badly. | Berst, Erie. Pa 6 1 put_& Heht the shouider. | Brymon Ipdinnzpelts e 18 & sl rigbt an the riba Sson, Erie, P W e put o hard the kidneys. | jaar. Chicago m 1 er" on chiewt, recelving & Graff Indisnepolis 1w right on the ;Tokell uppercut. | Forch. Chict T getting & stff jeft on hi§ bed eve. Tokel | aghcrors Believile 3 3 it et to the stomech and & right | Paries Kansas Cicy ™ the wibs. Forbes put & hard Straight | Ahmert Milwaukee F Jet: on Tokells cye. whith swelied to the | Fust. Minneapolis 180 sis® of un Stetn. Chicago = 21 Price. Buffalo Tokell dueked Srom on_ the un“-": g ™ i burg. M inneapol 4 the Touth and twe | Korner Buffalc 156 cheek. Tokell put | Wright, Louleville e wtrong lefi on the stomach and jJabbed | Belfert. Bellevilie T Porbes hare on the chin Forbes put & | Marknam. CHcAgo B wstraight left on Tokell's loft eye n‘a, == g blocked & straight left couricr. Tokell | Boott 1 uppercut, falling short and getting & left | Funke Sellevilie 1w hosk on the ear. Tokell led with n-’g. ] Schutthets. Believilie m his open hand. Farbes put f | Mrosck. Chicago b o body. Tokell landed = hard right | Klump. Indianapoiis ™ on ribs and followed With & straight ' Barron, Akron. O 18 3 s EXBE iHEEERENEE VEREHGRERENGYELZE Established 1823, WHISKEY. That's All! | for the juriors. Let it be said that the girls | Los Angeles 1 | played much prettier and better basket ball | *St. Joseph. ¥ thun the boye' class teams. They showed Denver ........ o, | 54 | perter form and better teum work thanks | Richmond . 3 442 | 10 the skilled couehing given them by Miss | Columbus o | Gertrude Macomber, their athietic iustruc- | Seattie ¥ | | tor, & one-time tamous ‘varsity guard | Washington 7 | Tonight the Linouin boys piay the South | *Sevannah 3 Omaha High schosl there | Memphis 3 8 42,0 | 6% | The limeur Alban “ i oMAEA Salt Lake City 3106, 463 B LG ¢ wait | *Portiand, Ore i %7 117 | L F R G. Patiemon. Goodmas | *Toledo s 125 4.6 o Mever | Fort Worth 6 2.6 o . lavias § Rogsls 4 E e | 1 s = 1 schester i6 ] ME IN F Atianta ... T8 T8 220 & LONG SHOTS COME IRST | Aienta .- IR 2 New Haven.. Teaae KL 56| July Gyp 1s Ome lnsleside on-uer‘l,:_",:,*ut e R aa 5 pokene, Wash. - T - | te Win st Odds of Sixty te Grand Rapids.... Tt 23 <Rl Ome. | Sioux_ Cit. & ) . MG 27 ol | | Syringtield, Mass 17247290 5 | | Norfolk . L 26 %! g.x FRANCISOO, Feb 2i—Long shots | Dayten SO xmmser 47 504 | ere in evidence ut Ingleside today { Tacema - sz 02l 538 | ™50 Gy, & 6 1o 1 chance, took the seven- | Worcester .1 SEET o $1 puriong race by & head from El Prioto, | Augusta Ga LM 6 B85 | tuoted at % to 1 M. F. Terpey wor the | Portand Me 1520 B0 857 | firet race st odds of 16 to 1 while in the | Scranton Leimm D27 plosing number Bonnie Lizsak scored at 1 | Topeka o] ABELOST B |§0 1. 'Sad Sem upset caiculations by win- | Syracuse Ubtmm . & | ning_the six furiongs hendicep ut odds of | Evansvilie - $6.16s 303 9?1l Results | Wiimington, Del LOEFT 178 a7 et selling, seven-eighths of a | Birmingham 1,968 §78 16 1 Tarpey. 106 (Bojsnd), i to 1, | Devenport e B2 = rl, % (J. Daly), 4 to 1. second: | Pull River 0,588 =4 = 2 (Minder), 7 to 1, third | Little Rock. ;0 186 3 | Knoxvilie 10893 3.3 54 | " gecond race, Futurity course: Saint Phil- | Macon w0 15 55 | pine, ® . Daty), 4 to i, won; Fiarinel 1L | Wilkesbarre £ 4 B85 | 13 (Frawiey), § to 1. second; Ses Lion, 108 | Akron - 506 194 5 | onovun). S te 1, third. Time: 11 | Bpringseid, 1i QI 166 | 8% | “Third ruce. one mile and three-sixieerghs, | Wheeiing, W. Va Y selling: Orosius, 108 (C. Kelly), 2 to &_won Wichite 20 16N 838 | S0 00R, 206 (Frawiey), % 10 1. second; Byros | Youngstown i 2985 123 BR1 0 Dale, 112 (Minder), 7 to 1, third | Heens | emmw 384 ! b4 RE T | Lexington @0 1.9 | 5% | “Fourth race, three-guarters of . | Chat ™ @8 | 42 | pundicep Sad Sam, 110 _(Donova: | Lowell . G4 23| = won. Roval Rogue, M@ (Birkenruth | New Bedford - el W2 | €3 | second; Double Six, M8 (Reed), 5 to 1 Kalamasgoo e ™ | & | Time: "am | Pargo, X. D. N =4 | Firth Tace. seven-eighths of & mile, sell- | Canton. O 5 w6 S0 |me: July Gyp. 106 (Lewis), 4 10 1. won: Ei | Jacksonville, Fla. 342, 3 5 | Hilos 309 (Frawley), 10 to 1. second. Pupil, | Greensburg. Pa P Ser | 108 Kelly), 3 10 1, third. Thme: 1:38, Reckford, I ey %4 | %51 Sixih race, one mile, selling: Bonnie Liz- | Springfieid, O 64 :\l 5k, 100 (Birkenruth), T t0 1. wen; Veima | Binghumton 2 ak 813 | Clark, % (L. Wilson), 7 to 1, second; Rose | Chester, Pa. ST M of Miy, M5 (Bonner), § to 1, third. Time: | Bloomingten, I o 4.0 14 Quiney IH 5761 4.1 - S—— Sioux Falls, 8. L 234800 3 Four Faverites Saccecd Mansfield. O e | Jacksonville, II 3 NEW ORLEANS, Feb. .—War COrr and | Fremont Neb Honolulu, both well supperted. were the |glities v beaten rites 1008y. Malsler was | {Decatur, Il i run up te SLOW and bought by Dauiels & | Boustor < J7 3. MoCaflerty ciatmed Lofter out of | the fourth rece for §9% | Weather rainy and track muddy. Re- | | ults | “Firgt race, one mile: Embarrassment {265 (Lindses), § to £ won: Bondege, 165 { {Gennon ond; War Cry, Mo (P {ler), # 0 1 T 146 4 ¥ = - Second race o Skl 2 | Menschack nd; Mo e b . 87 | Gonigle, 02 ey, | Winnipes @ T [F-TFS ey 1 Y and a, DAl furings: | Vencouver, B € Miram W. % (Haack), 3 10 1 see-nd-| S0c00 4 | Fourth race. selling @ | grer 1% (Helgerson) s (P ). N N 54| w0 (FPuller), € i @i Firth Thoe se —— PRI ¥ beczuse of no -1 EXPANDING (Davisson) Hovolulu, 8 (Lindeey). ¥ —— Bradstrest Says Mild Weather Has Harvard Beats Yale in Bough Game Lolarged Jobbing Dema: | NEW YORK. Peb. o _Harvard best Yale! NEW TORK, Feb 27T—Bradstreet's to- fhis evening it the firs. game in the finals | worrow will say | for the inlercoliegiaic hockey champion- | Spring-like wesiher conditions have e ship § 102 The crimson plavers ind a1 the jobbing demmnd for goods in | enc the first hall 4 1 Hitchoo marke tuvored expansion in le's captain. strainec his kneecap whik wGe. except where the breaking up stiempting to trip Lovering. The lom ry roods has operaied io restrict | Hitohouck weakened greats | the movement of he movement of grcin and cotton. This Fosler scored eariy second b sctively hus been guite gemerally resumed | Newhall replaced Mel cored the | with mare fusorabie Wehther et gl o e giune rvard The| lHesvy Teins i the southwest have nt taken up{ gileted trade and retarded crop prepars- ith rough work W &nd Row- | tlons o ihat section. Perbaps the most | and being put off The second geme 1 10 | notable fosture of the Week & Gevelopments be pluyed tomorrow ni if Harvard | is the strength of the price wine it will ke from Vele the champion-{ not mmerely With regard 16 *hip for the frsi Lome i ibree Yeerh snd manuleciurers quotaliona, | Bweepstakes, and was & full an0 s and oile including for ng February agminst sxparts aggregule bushels last YERT 4go and the 656,578 ook, S i Whes exports & 2648 bushels, aguinst 1 exports t ¥ 1 uggregate “ hels bushels W4 & ver r ook - F et B rumber 1%, sEains ast week n the ke week 1901, 102 in 190 and 9% In Caneda for the week, tweny seven. age wer last woek & wenty-seven in this week & Yoar &g WINS MILE RACE BY hip by Margin, Feb, Narrew 27.—The skuting Duquesne gurder o best smateur gkuters of the and Caneds hre among the T half-mile for the champion- thip of the United States wus won essily rrie Wood rona Lake, N. ¥ with Kearney of Brooklyn second and Swan The ofie mile open championship of the ted States and Canada was skated ir heets. the contestants in the final being Wood, Robson of Toromt Winnipeg end McDonaid of Wood won by three inches. Time The races were continued till tomerrow afternoon. Pillsbury Now Ahead. MONTE CARLO, Feb. 2—In the thir- teenth round of the international chess tournament here toduy Taubenhuus bew Reggio, French defense, in 24 moves; Mar- shall best Moresu, Vienna opening, in 29 moves; Pillsbury beat Mason, center coun- ter gambit, in 4 moves, Teichmann beat Marco, Ruy Lopes, in I moves; Tarrasch beat Mieses in moves; Maroczy beat Albin_in 54 moves; Schiechter beat Wolf, Ruy Lopez, in 5 moves. The conclusion of the first half of the tournament shows the following scores: Pilisbury, S Tar- rasch and Teichmann, & Marc: and Schicchter, §%: Maroczy and Mieses, 7; Mar- | shall, 6% Mason, Taubenhaus and Wolf, T4 A'bin, §; Reggio, 3: Moreu, L Dispute Over Billiard Champlonship. PARIS, Feb. 21.—A dispute has arisen be- tween Vignaux, Sutton and Cure, who won the same ponur plonship tournament Vignaux claiming the world's championship on the ground that he made the best aver- Sutton and Cure refuse to admit the claim and it has been decided to refer the matter to the courts Famous Brood Mare Kille WNASHVILLE, Feb. 2T mare Villette was kilied by falling in & hole lat night. She was by Brown Hal, out of sister to Star Pointer Glitner 1o Have = Shoot. GILTNER, Neb., Feb. ner Gun club wil will the cup score in the two Gays be given party MERGER EVIDENCE IS ALL IN Final Testimony is Taken im Minne sota Sult Against Northers Securities Company. ST. PAUL. Feb. 27.—The final evidence in the suit of the State against The North- ern Becurities Company was beid today before Speciel Exsminer Frederick G. 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