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Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09

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Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
BASE BALL NOT A NUISANCE
Judge Miller Holds that Property
Owners Cannot Prevent Establish
Ing Base Ball Park.

LOUISVILLE. March SIN the circuit
court today Judge shackleford Miller sus-
tanned the demurrer OF George Tebeau, who
holds the Louisville franchise In the Amer
lean association. to the decision of property
owners in the vicinity of Seventh and Ken
lucky streets, asking for an injunction to
prevent Tebeau from establishing a ball
park in that nelghborhood. Judge Miller
holds that the base ball in itself is not q
nuisance and that the property owners
only recourse is a suit for damages or a
criminal prosecution IL they consider they
have suffered any harm. Tebeau will now
be able to proceed with his plans.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09

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Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
Frank coneer. BrooLIyn.

DETROIT. March s.-Frank Conger Of
Brooklyn, N. Y. vice president Of the
Bridgeport Bridge Building company, died
suddenly today Of apoplexy at the Wayne
hotel.
For the past two days Mr.. Conger, had
been I'll, bat his condition was not consld-
cred dangerous. Mr.. Conger, who was
sbout 81 years old, was a stakeholder in
the United States Steel corporation. He
also had large interests at Groton, N. Y,
where he was president of both the First
National bank and the Mechanics National
bank.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
Mrs. CatharIne G. M. Green.

The funeral Of Mrs. Catharine G. M.
Green, wife Of John II. Green. who died
Wednesday, will occur at the family resi-
dence at Third and Bancroft streets At 2
o'clock Monday afternoon. Mrs. Green had
resided in Omaha since 1858, at one time
living at what was known as the Lone
Tree" the site on which the house stood
now being the river. She was 70 years Of
age anc leaves q husband and three daueh-
tiers Of her immediate family. Mrs. @.
Rathnan Of Lake Wilson. MINI; Mrs. Adam
Kerner and Miss Josephine Green Of this
city.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
Three Choice ones win.

CHARLESTON, s. c.. March SJohnn,
winning favorites today at the Exposition
track. Results:
ing: Johnny Brown won, Swan Dane,
second, Give and Take third. Time: O:DSib
Second race, Ave f~urlongs. selling: Cliff
third. Time: los.
Third race. six furlongs and a half, sell
ing; Patchwork won, Toad Rainey second
Fourth race. one mile and three-six
teenths. selling. over five hurdles: Kin
Along won. Haco second. Stuttgart third
Fifth race. handicap. six fuflonEs: IRE
NOR won, Lady Aintre second, Barney saa
third. Time. 1:16.
Sixth race. four ~furlongs and a half, sell
ing: Olea won, w. j. Baker second, sylvia
Dell third. Time: O:b8h.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
urieI LH. Crocker. Authnr.

BOSTON, March s.-Uriel H. Crocker, au-
thor OF several standard books on legal sub
jects, died at his home here today. Mr.
Croker was So years Of age. He was
prominent in charitable and philanthropic
work. connected o~ficially with many hnan-
cial and other institutions. and a member
Of various patriotic and social organiza-
tions.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09

were married by Rev. A. r.. E. oeisclaeeer
Of the German Lutheran church. They will
live on the eroom's farm east Of the city.
Henry Rasmus and Miss salma Berg
were married by Rev. A. b. Learner. pastor
Of the Grace Lutheran church. at his home
in this city Thursday.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09

is a very strong man. He is now at Ind an
spolis.
Joe Dolan will be enc Of my good bat
ters, and as a shortstop has a great reputa-
tion. He has been playing with Phila-
deiphia the last three years. Dolan IL an
Omaha man. and Is now in this city.
II must tell you about my utility in
Fielder, little Pete Burg. He is the phe-
nomenon OF my team and a coming player.
He is only I'VE feet two inches tall, the
very shortest In the business, and his
stockiness makes him look all the more
squatty as he skates around the diamond
Pete is a chicago boy and played with the
spaldlng team there last year. His base
running is a great feature, as he can do
100 yards in ten seconds and a half in his
base ball clothes.
Outaeid surely Fast.
my outaeld lie one big catch net. Bob
Carter, the fastest runner in the Western
league, will play left. He is a ten-second
man nat any time and his base running is
correspondlngly great. He is the man ]
had early last year who made so good with
the people and then had to quit because he
was taken with smallpox. Bob is now at
his home in jackson City. Tenn.
oNhfho az NShANIf mGhuHHiits duu II hcHn-
Ing at right, everyone knows. Both are
great batters and wonderful nelders. Tom
Il now in Hartford. Conn, and Genins in
st. Louis. Stone. my utility outhelder. is
also known here. I had him a short time
last year and he was a hit. The FIRST time
he came to bat he raped out a beautiful
two-baggor and It made him solid with the
crowd. He is living at Coleridge. Neb.
That aggregation means a salary list OF
$4,000 a month to start on. All the boys
will be on hand here for practice on April
1. | am, OF course, paying their transpor-
tatioD and they will all ride in Pullman
cars.
Sunday night l 20 to Denver to attend
the Western league meeting. A. G. spald-
ing, Pat Powers. Jim Hart and perhaps
Jimmy Ferrell VIII be there. / guess thai
is good backing for you. We are certainly
established on rock bottom. Everything
points to theNWestern as the league and
Omaha as the team in it"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
HYMENEAL.
WeddIneA'At Tynaan.

TYNDALL. s. d.. March s.-(special.)-
The engagement is announced OF Miss
Pauline Bailey. daughter Of j. B. Bailey.
to John NJ. kellogg OF Monon. Ind. The
wedding will take place March 10.
Joseph T.. c. Smith and Mrs. Laura Pet
terson OF Yankton were married by Rev.
7. W. stamp Of the Methodist Episcopal
church.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
c. NJ. stanton.

JACKSONVILLE. ILL.,, March SC. NJ.
stanton. general manager Of the Jackson
Vile q St. Louis railroad. died, today at
Chronicle, Ala. where he had gone for his
health. Mr., Stanton, who was so years Of
age, had been engaged in the railroad busl-
ness IN Illinois since 1870.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
chna violin OF Pol.on.

COLUMBUS. Neb.. March s~.-(special.) y
Celia. 4-year-old daughter Of Arnold Abts.
died last night after an illness Of ten days.
The attending physicians are puzzled by
the symptoms in the case. They agree,
however. that death resulted from some
sort of poisoning, probably due to eating
orange peel.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09

under the eyes Of fair danes and maidens
upon the field. II has been definitely set
tied that Mount Calvary commandery will
be in the contest for the prizes which will
be offered at the triennisl conclave. to be
held In San Francisco in 1904. The drill
team will meet every week, on Friday
night until further notice. and the num-
Der will probably be increased until there
are thirty-six members.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
LlttIe Hone tor sIoone.

LONDON, March s-The American
Jockeys in England express little hope OF
Tod" Sloane's reinstatement on the turf.
II Is minated among Sloane's friends that
he followed Lord Marcus Beresford's ad-
vice to apply for a license and that the
Jockey club is suspending its decision pend
ing a reply from the Paris Jockey club
concerning its desires in the matter.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
Bicyciist wauIthaur's I~niurie. severe

ATLANTA. Ca. March S.-Bobby
Waulthaur. the champion blcyclist, will be
confined to his bed several days as the
result OF last nights fall in a race with
Leander. The skin was torn from the in
side of both hands, the flesh Is exposed on
one arm from shoulder to wrist, and on
sustained an ugly cash about FIVE inches
long in the groin.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09

Arrangements have been made by the
Omaha lodges Of the Fraternal Union Of
America for the reception Of Supreme Sec
rotary Colonel John L. HAndley. He win
address an audience under the auspices Of
Nebraska lodge at s p. m. Monday, Mon
DAMN lodge at . p. m. Monday, Omaha
lodge Wednesday evening, Banner lodge on
Thursday and Enterprise and Magic City
lodges in South Omaha on Friday and Sat-
urday nights respectively.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
retired Lumber Dealer.

EAU CLAIRE. Wis. March s.-George s..
Graves Of this city. a wealthy retired Ium-
Der dealer and prominent politician. died
yesterday at Nevada. Mo-. where he had
zone for his health.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
JoAn Lindsay. St. louis.

ST. LOUIS. March s.-John Lindsay, for
mer chief OF the st. Louis IRE department.
died today after = long illness. Previous
to 1885 Mr.. Lindsay held the position Of
chief and for moro than twenty years he
vas q member Of the IRE department.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
Joel stanner, HastInrs.

HASTINGS. Neb. March S.-(speciAl.)-
Joel stanner died at 3 o'clock yesterday
morning at his home in Coles Park. The
funeral win be at $3.50 tomorrow afternoon
from the family home.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
Now pumbbeh Llfting Record.

CINCINNATI. March s.-Henry Holt
Ronaldo OF New York City, the champion
dumbbell litter of the world, in a dumbbell
lifting contest for $500 a side at the Odeon
here tonight. 1t was a series of ten lifts,
five selected by each man, both to per-
form each others feats. Holtgrewe won
by nineteen pounds in the ninth lift.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
Ante Room Echoes

The chief topic OF conversation in Ma
sonic circles this week Is the coming priory
Of the Knights Of Malta, to be held by the
members OF Mount Calvary ~eommandery.
Knights Tomplar, on March n. At this
session Of the priory an effort will be made
to eclipse all other meetings Of a similar
character ever held by the lodge. A priory
Of the rite IL something unusual, the last
being held a year ago. M probably outside
OF Omaha and Lincoln is would be impos-
sible to confer the degree Of knight OF
Malta in full form, as the paraphernalia Il
dificult to secure. The local commandery,
under the direction Of Eminent Commander
b. F. Thomas. has sent for new robes and
the work win be done in a manner never
before attempted. There will be twenty,
eight candidates to receive the degree,
which will be conferred under the direction
Of Right Eminent George E. Warner.
-
The Grand Commandery Of the Knights
Templar Of the state Of Nebraska VIII con-
vene at Omaha April 10. The local COM
mandery is making preparations to enter
tain the visiting delegates and a banquet
viii probably be the chief feature Of the
Entertainment The drill team hopes to be
able to show the visitors what the COM
mandery expects to do at San Francisco
and one degree Of the order may be ex-
empiined.
The Masonic lodges Of the city are do
ing more work this spring than at any
time in their history. There are candi-
dates for the different degrees in every
lodge and some OF the lodges really have
more work than can be handled easily.
Bellevue chepter, Royal Arch Masons. will
advance six candidates Wednesday evening
and there will be two classes at work at
the same time.
The FIRST steps for the Organization OF a
drill team by the members OF Mount CAL
vary commandery took place last Friday.
when twenty-four knights met at the hall
and under the leadership Of Harry Harri-
son took the nrst lesson In the steps re-
quirsd Of the knights who would via honor
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09

The report Of Eben X. Ions, recorder OF
Mount Calvary commandery. shows a net
increase of thirty members in that lodge
for the current year.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09

Clan Gordon No. SO. Order of Scottish
Clans, held It's regular meeting Tuesday
evening and there was a good attendance.
After business was over the members were
entertained In song and story by Clans
men r. q. Watson, P. T.. Anderson, p. L.
Forgan, Thomas Falconer and Glascott.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09

How any man may quickly cure him
self after yeaFs Of suffering from sexual
weakness, Loaf vitality night losses, varico-
bsle, etc, and enlarge small. weak organs
10 full sine and viRor. Simply send your
heme and address to DR.. l. W. Knapp,
t11 Hull Bldg. Detroit, Mich, and he. VIA
gladly send the free recipe with fun d-
himself AZ home. This is certainly a most
generous offer and the following extracts
taken from his daily mail show what men
think q his generosity.
Dear oir-Pleaae accept my sincere
hanks for yours OF recent date have
hs bsnedt has been extraordinary. II
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
west Point Briaes.

WEST POINT. Nsb., March s~-GspeeIaLl
Edward Byssns and Miss Minnie clsussu
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
HuntinEton'. Great score.

bo ~Dhdp , Huntington ton Of x ths Gate CITY city
against Clarkson of the Clarksons at
Clark's alleys last night. The two men
were bowling OF a tie for a prize OF a ten
pin ball. They bowled 1--WE games OF ten
frames; Huntington started out like a
lowed this with a bigger one. He did not
fall below 200 till the last game. and his
total was l.067. Clarkson was not in the
running from the start. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09

has completely braced me az. I am just
not realize how happy I am"
Dear 6ir-Your method worked bsauti.
fully. Results were exactly what I
needed. Strength and visor have com
pletely rstarned and enlargement IL en-
.sDear sir-Yours was received ana / had
no trouble IN making use OF the recipe
as directed. and can truthfully eay II is Z
S DSo1 IN siss. ssrsnsth and visorS' y"
All correspondence 10 strictly conndon.
tial, mailed In plain. sealed envelope. Thl
recipe h free for the asking and he Wanta
every man 20 have IT,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09

DR.. r. NJ. Stone royalty entertained about
thirty members Of the Royal League council
No. s. at his residence last Monday night.
Cards and other amusements we're INDUCED
In until a late hour. o
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09

Following is the March calendar for st
Johns lodge, Ancient. Free and Accepted
Masons:
March 13-Entered apprentice degree to
be conferred upon six candidates.
March 20-Master Masons' degree con-
fcrred. Luncheon will be served at $3.50
after which Henry p. Stoddard will read
a paper on Ancient" or Athole Masons.
March 27-Fellow Craft degree will be
conferred.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09

1t is the intention of the Mobiles OF
Tangler temple to break the records for
limitations at the ceremonial session to
be held April Is. It this time twenty-one
applications have been received and 1t Is
expected that at least sixty persons will
avail themselves Of the departure I. the
caravan to pass over the burning sands Of
the Sahara. The session will be attended
by a large number OF visitors and 1t is be-
lieved that It will be a red-letter day in
the history OF the temple.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09

Rose Croix chapter, Scottish Rite. will
hold its annual ceremony of the cxtingulsh-
ing Of theiights on Maundy Thursday. March
81. The committee In charge Of this event
is preparing an elegant program, in which
many Of the prominent orators Of the or
der In the state will take part. Carl e.
Herring will preside as ~toastmaster.
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GREETING 10 YOUNG KING.
President RO0sevelt's Letter IL De
liyered to AlphOnse.

President R0osevelt's Letter IL De-
livered to AlphOnse.
Madrid, May 1.-THE United States
special envoy to the coronation Of King
Alfonso, DR.. J. Z. M. Curry, yesterday
morning presented President Roose-
velt's letter to his majesty, as follows:
Great and Good Friend: In the name
Of and in behalf Of the government and
the people Of the United States, l. de-
sire to present their sincere Fluctuations
on the occasion of your majesty's ma
jority, and to assure you Of their
friendship and good wishes for the vel
fare Of your majesty and your majes-
TVS people. I trust your life will be
long and happy, end that your reign
will live in the affections of your peo-
pie and bless them with peace, pros
perity and happiness, and I pray God
to have you in his safe and holy keep
ing. Your good friend,
Roosevelt"
The queen regent yesterday received
in audience the foreign missions ap-
pointed to attend the coronation. The
function was surrounded with great
ceremonial. DR.. Curry and Mr.. simp-
kins. the secretary Of the special en-
bassy Of the United States, were ush-
cred into the royal reception. hall i'm
mediately after the papal nuncio, and
before all the other ENJOYS.
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SUPPLIES FOR A MONTH.
bakfen GAFso Eumcient fol Urgent
Needs Of SuMerers.

Daxfen EFgo EufRcient for Urgent
Needs Of SuMerers.
Washington, May lit is stated at
thS war department that the supplies
and stores shipped to Martinique ana
st. Vincent on the cruiser Dixie from
New York and on the collier Sterling
from San Juan undoubtedly will e
suflcient to meet the urgent needs OF
the suffering people for fully a month
to come. The present efforts of the
government officials are directed to
supplementtng the food supplies con-
tributed by the people SO as to make
them Immediately available and to de-
wise a system Of distribution. Score
tary Root has authorized, the officers OF
the conmissary department at New
York to purchase any additional sup
plies that may be necessary to supple
1rent those contributed by private per-
sons for shipment to the scene OF the
disaster. Consequently private dona-
tior1s Of Hour will be supplemented by
q proper supply of yeast by the govern
ment and with Goldfish and other FOOD
supplies which require other articles TO
make them available for food.
The government already has cxpend-
"a a little over $IOO, COO of the available
appropriation of $1,000 Q and as much
OF the. balance. az necessary Wall pc
utilized. The administration antici-
nateda the action of congress in provtd-
1ng for the immediate relief OF the Sit
suatfun with the result that the Sterling
sailed from San Juan with supplies
within I'VE hours from the time the ap-
preparation became available n the
Dixie sailed from New York with adj
| Ntlcnnal supplies in exactly twenty
nine hours after the president signed
the act making tn. appropriation.
These two ,vessels carry more than thir-
tylsix days rations for $4,000 people.
together with 4 proportionate amount
Of clothing, Stentage, etc.
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CANNOT BE STOPPED.

Decision Of President Roosevelt az
to the supply Camp ut Chalmette.
Washington, May 17.-As the presi-
dent, after considering the report Of
Col. Crcwder, has decided that he an
not interfere with the cattle shipments
at Port Chalmette, La, and as the ex-j
ecutive is the only branch Of the gov
eminent clothed by the constitution. to
pass upon the application Of laws of
neutrality. as expressly affirmed very
recently by the Louisiana courts. it is
not believed here that the Louisiana
State authorities will seek to make an
issue with the federal courts by UNDER
taking to do what the president himself
has not seen fit to do. 1t is presumed
that in due course the executives de-
clsion will be communicated to the gov
ernor Of Louisiana, who first brought
the Port Chaln,et:e operations to the
attention Of the national government.
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CANAL PAcTs ARE CoMPLETR.

secretary Hay h Prepared 10 Su1m1t
the Instruments to the senate.
Washington. May 1.-THE negotia-
tIons between Secretary Hay and the
ministers from Colombia, Nicaragua
and Costa Rica, looking to the acquire
ment OF the necessary rights Tor the
construction by the United States gov
eminent OF either the Panama q the
5Nicaraguan canal have AT last been
concluded, and to-day the secretary pf'
state, win. be able to send to the senate
three treaties covering the ground.