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Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-02
TransPneinc Maia.

Mans for Tahiti and Msrsuszas Islands
va san el7ss hs-s dAisy az
Gispstcb per 11st-sh 4
Mails fuT Australia except West Australia.
which is 1~orwG-ded via EurapsA, New
2eHlAna F1h samoa ana Hawai- VA
San Francisco. close here nally al E8e
, n aftsr NAY "rs and ~ 10 sEns 80.
Cue At New TorF Jun, for d@,tgSSsT al
Mails fer Hawai- japan. china and PIN
ippiDe Islands via san FRANCISCO. close
here daily al 6.8O 3. m. I'd 10 June 81.
inclusive fox dispatch PEI 3 = CITY Of
Mails for China and Japan. va vAnpouv.-
and Victoria e C close here dafy n $50
patch per 3 3 Emrress ~ lam 1-sgts-
tered mail must be specially addressed.
M~erchRDdise for the L s Postal Agency
a. Shanghai cannot be forwarded Via
Mails fo- the PhHszzsas Islands via So,
FRANCISCO. cl1ss here daily Al f10 2. m
Per L 8 T~rEuspurt.
Mails for China sud japan. via Seattle.
close here daily Al 6.20 = IN. I'D 10 June
81. inclusive, Tor dlsparc Itch per : 3 TosB
MRru 6ReCistered mai must be directed
Mails fur CHM and Japan. Via Tacoma.
close here lazy n t.N y. N. up 10 JuDe
-'ls inclusive. Tor dispatch per : s Duke
Mans ion Hawaii via san Francisco. Gloss
here eEily 81 e.a . N. up 90 June "a
inclusive. for dispatch rer 3 3 laredh
Mails for China. Japan and Philippine ISL
snds talso specially addressed mai cor
Hawaii via san Francisco. close here
datly 81 $50 =. m I'd 20 June Es9f IN
elusive. Tor dispatch per 3 q Gaelic.
Mails Tor Australia except West Aus
rTaln, which goes via Europe ans View
Zealand. which gees via San Fr1nciscol,
and FL Islands. via Vancouver and We
toriH- 3 c. close here daily II s.8n n. N.
after June - ana ~ 10 June ~. ~
elusive, fer dispatch per 5 = AcrsngL
I~rHnEpHcihc mails are forwarded 10 part
OF sailing daily and the schedule nf clos
rnE is arranged on The presumpHou uf
Their uninterrupted ureflane transit
Registered mail closes a sac p N. pre-
viCuS dEy.
CORNELIUS VAN CoTT. PoyrnHste-
Pnstuface. New YprE. X. y. Mar -. $50.
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Mails Tar sOa1h and Central Amer
Iea. West Indies Etc.

TUEsDAT-At s.se a n. Complementary
DSB a. M for CENTRAL AMERICA
except Costa RicsJ and SOUTH PA
colon 0msA for Gusternsia muEt be di-
rectsd per : E Orizaba' - 81 10 q n.
silva. 81 10 a n for ST vfNcENT.
GRENADA TRINIDAD and CTCDAD
BOLIVAR. Psrs 8 Naracas; a. ESQ p m
from Boston atn 80 ?. N FOR JAMAICA.
per 8 5 Beacon, from Philadelphia
w5DNEspAs|1At sSe a "a for FOR
Valencia Al Il a Tor ARGENTINE.
URUGUAY and PARAGUAY. per 8 s.
Et0na a. u m tor BAKBADOs. BRIT-
ISL DUTCH and FRENCH GUIANA
ty1H BArbEdos). and NORTHERN BRA
I'll per $ 8 Hubert ii Para, MarEn-
n. for CUBA YUcA-
TAN, CAMPECHE. TARASCO and CHI
paris of Mexico must BE- directed per
a s Havana al 20 a m for HAITI,
Per s : Prins wm Y mai for Curacao,
Venezuela. Trinidad, British and Dutch
Guiana must be directed per = 8 PrinE
NnNs a. D5 N Tor BRAZIL
AKGENTINE URUGUAY and PARA-
bDoo Bahia. Ko JaoeiTo and Santos mail
for N0rLbern Brazil must be directed per
iis6 p Imns5sf for RHIHAMAs. GgITaNTHH-
AM0 and SANTIAGO. per & 4 Ssgur-
snca Al y m supplementary ESe , nj
Nassau mai mast be directed per s a
Anrlia 4. a. sac IA. for JAMAICA per
q 6. AdmtrEl Sampson, from Boston
FRIDAE-AI y IA for MEXICO. PEI e .
MatEnzss. via Tampico tmau must be
directed per q . MatsnEhE > al IBID
2 m for lNAeUA and HAITI per & s
s1TTRDAY-At Z a N. for BERMUDA.
per r s Trinidad. AZ ; q for PORTO
RICO per & = Cuamn, via san Juan
al : q n. Complementary $50 O. "a for
CURACAO ana VENEZTELA per . 8
MaracEfbo tmRl for SEEEnilla and CHrts-
EenR Eulei be direcIEd per = : Mara
Cabot at $50 g. m. Complementary
1880 q. M for FORTUNE ISLAND. IA
NAICA sAFANILLA, CARTAGENA ana
GREEDoWk. per & . Alene tmsil for
Costa kca must De ctrecteo per a. q
Alens")i Et % & m for CIbA per q q
Mexico, via Havana
NEIs for newfoundland by ran 70 North
Sydney, and thence BY steamer close a.
his once daily 81 $50 . N tcounecf-
ing close herr ever M0Ddsy. Wednss-
dBT and SATURDAY Mails for M1queloR-
by ran 70 Boston, and thence By steamer.
close al this once daily A. ca D m
Mails for Cuba b. raj 70 F1ondE and
thence by steamers, are dispatched daily.
except THURSDAY. ina culnecrinE closes.
for EEpsIek VIA PORT Tampa On Non
dGyE. WedEeEcEyE and Saturdays AZ ~F-E
q m frr cEpalch va Man. On Mon
lays ana Saturdays q sD , n NsIiE
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-02
BONDS PoR sAIF

Sealed bids VIII be received by the trus-
fees q The village board Of Burwell. Neh.
up 70 8 O'Clock ,. N, June 10Th, 1902 for the
purchase q water bonds Of SAID city
10 &.0m. Said bonds Will be
eight IN humber. Of $500 each. al Of which
viii be payable April LIST 1872. with an op-
uonsl payment Ia FIVE years. with interest
payable annually at per cent Apri 1si Of
each year 81 Nebraska Fiscal Agency. New
York. n Y, n The currency Of the United
States. SB1o BONDS are dated on the 1st
day Of April 1902. and are duly registered
Riooers are required 10 deposit certified
check payable 10 the treasurer Of the vii
lAEe Of BurWel, IN the amount Of ENo as
guaranty that the bonds vii be taken II
bid Is awarded Each bid E7ust be Enclosed
IN 3 sealed envelope, marked Proposal for
BIDS" The village board reserves The right
to reject 4ny- and AL bids. For general in
formation address A c AJGER, clerk
BuTWelL Neh. -Msy2Sd6iM
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-02

FurflEl -lslE for The week ending Nav
e 1sG. VIII close tFROMTLY In an cases.
al the general postoncs as follows. Par
cels posi- mails close one hour earlier than
closing time shown below. Parcels post
mails tor Germany close al 5 ?. N.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-02
LEGAL NOTICES.
RFrFNrRs sA1r

MIL = III EAA4ha
Clothing, hats and caps. E~entlemen'E fur
uishing Eoods. furniture and fixtures.
Notice Is hereby given that pursuant 70
the order Of the United States district
court, sitting In Bnd for the district o. Ne
brbsRa. in the matter Of The Continental
Clothing compRuy q BANKRUPT. on Wednes-
DAY, the 1lth Gay q June 1912. Al 10 O'Clock
a N VII sell al puh1c auction 10 the
highest BIDDER for cash a. the northeast
corner OF Douglas and Fifteenth streets,
in The city OF Omaha, Douglas ouuty Ne
hraska, The entire stock. furniture and fix
lures OF TIE Continental Clothing company
said stock consisting % men's and boys
clothing. hArk and caps and EenUsmen's
furnishing goods.
Al Of SAFE stock is 10 be offered for sale
IN huLk ana in parcels. and sold 10 the
highest bidder FOR The property IN bulk. or
10 The highest bidders Tor the different de-
pErtmenrs, OF parcels, provided the total
bias for such parcels exceed the highest
hld for the property In IA
Stock tuventuried by order Of court shows
q value Of ~ E2s 81. furniture and fixtures
cost over s. SOC. De-.
II T ROBERTSON. Receiver.
-MR171F MAJ
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-02

R6s HENr-H0UsEA
VANS sas bAgsAss wAsOnA HS %
DIS
10 MOVE rEht SET Omaha Van storage
Ca umoe 1a1A fArnEn. II Tea I55s-s&
D-2f
HnI1CEC IN ~ parts a cu. The q
AOS~N p DAVIS co2 Bee Bias
D-2s
skE PAYNE BosTwICK a co Ter chaios
HOUSES all n T. Lie bidg Ie 11t
D[G
EoUsEs stores BenaG PAxton hleck
D
HOUSES ana natI RanEwsa B-rksr aaeE
D
GOOD saOdsn EroaR hsuze. $h ana
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-02
SITUATIONS

a sTENOGRAPHFR wren Fou WAIT n
cal The ksnt1Etun Typewriter once. 1ES
Fhrnam 81 I~elepbune 1bsR A-7& III
WANTED, position by hEhlT educated
German young hdy q "a 81 EouernesE. is
capable Of inEtruClDE al German
branches. also musical, piano and slnE-
ing would acCept q position rs house
keeper Wiling - leave city. ADDRESS or
inquire as South eth ST A-s66 Jes'
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-02
SPECIAL NOTICES

Adrertisemenrs for tbese eoIumns
viii Re takes until Il m fer the
evening" ediush and until $40 D ~
fer mornt2H ana sunday edifion-
Rstes. i lie q word Grst tnaertfon.
1e q word Nothing taken
fer less thsn Sc Scr the nruf tnser-
tIou- Theae ahrerffaemenra NUT BE
run co~nsecutfvelp.
Advertiser. ~ ~reanestinE = num-
bercd cheek can have answer ad-
dressed 90 = letter fn cars
of The Bee Answers 80 addressed will
cheek only.
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FoR

house. neufy PAINTED ana uHpeYed- ET
sel Capitol Ave Tel "a 2 n R5hison.
D-NgE
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-02

Alc--ktLL enthusiastic mEl
AMI women - taks Oraers Tor q great
eo0k that has been eagerly aWAitsd BY
thp1sAndH OF treeoon-lOvfng peCpA Mich
f1ght for FreecDm," The
graphic, authoritative ardent account 81
one Of the grEnuEst ErruEEles The word
has seen o. a free people 20 maintain their
1bEty- Asre a. The whole truth Al last
optE1nec from direct SOURCES. uumuulElss
and uncolQred ~ Brlikk oensors 81 prz-
sOd1ced currespondents Kide-HWake can
Nssserf cAh easily make - AID MORE
FAh DAT Beer ETUpalhiBerE. especially
car FAKE q resisLeEs appeal 70 the IN
bern love q freedom which lives IN every
Amer1can hFGM AaGrrss Punk q WAE-
nails Co, 80 Lafayette Place, New YORK
-NIRsa Z
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-02
PosToFFIcE NOTICE

f1r Mexico CITY. overland unless srs-
ChLF see fer 0EGt-r bv steamer.
al l& D. q and uG D. m. SunHaVe Al
l.R o. n and L1.No . M. Msis fen CoEfa
RIGA Belize luErto Curter and Guufs-
mslA by rail- % New Oflenus und thence
~ EteBmer, close az tins once 6nfr cr-
cfpt sunday 81 $50 g IN. EundnrE Al
oBgs Tor Seine Puerto Cartgr q Guate-
mhla 2 Iuesdays for COSTA RiuEl.
~hcEisiered uEl Cluses 81 $50 d N pre-
upuE duV.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-02

WANTED, q EOSl man IN every county 70
LAks saDsCE1k 40As A0T 4ae AwsnueLn Zen
lazy fGneT. OLr 4fN1E maze E0oa
wages ~rNSIAWbsrE- G4eIeI euCes bqulr
Aooress SsnIUry rErIuar,
CuAhA- NeB. Sue
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-02
P~OsToFFICK NOTICE.

Should be read ALL by all interested.
as Z may occur al any timeg
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-02
WANTED-MALE HELP.

FSE EALF - DAY . WORK
IL you ave ~ LDs cp1lLy- CT IA q EZ2u
town ana nave = EoOd a~Cgaa4utauus
sL4gnE Ls LkADGS aAo EtOck ra4ssrs AZ
Lar 4slEnDafneSo !gu can n4Ake - uasfig
~ 1gNr o. LIe ssaTh EurK " TlLe -
h0c We N4L Rena g0Gr Dur proposition
ADs bes rapAs1aAg -. S01C4lors DNpl-
LEQR06- AEaE a.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-02

Regular and supplementary mails close at
foreign station half hour later Than closing
time shown below except that supplement-
ary mails for Europe snc Central America.
VIA Colon. close one hour later al foreign
alton
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-02

CHICAGO Furniture Co. al DodFe. Esl
szchEnEed OH
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-14
MAIL RATES OF SUBSIDY BILLS
Lower In General at Outset Under
Present Measure Than Last
Years Schedule.

WASHINGTON, March 1S.-The secretary
Of the treasury today sent to the senate a
statement from the commiss Toner Of naviga-
ton in response to a resolution Of inquiry
in regard to the mail pay as affected by
the ship subsidy bill. The commissioned
says:
The maximum rates Of mail pay. are pro-
vided by the ship subsidy bill and ai'thor-
the maximum rates are higher than the
maximum rates under the act of 1891, In
other instances lofwer and in other In
stances they are substantially the same.
The commissioner says that the rates pro-
posed by the pending bill are lower al
.he outset In every instance except in the
general subsidy provided for 1--WE years for
new vessels going to ports more than 5000
miles distant from the United States than
were proposed by the subsidy bill of the
last congress. He says, however. that a
considerable increase in American ship
building for several years would have re-
duced the rates under the former bill, and
adds:
A corresponding increase in American
shipbuilding for several years, involving
reductions In relative cost of construction,
will permit bids at lower rates for mail
contracts than the maximum rates fixed
by the pending bill, but such Increase In
ahipbuilding will not AFFECT the rates Of
general subsidy under that bill.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-14
GIFT FOR HARvARD'S MEDIcs
sum Necessary 20 secure John ID.
RockefeIler's More
Than Complete.

BOSTON March IA gift Of $3.50, 900
from Mrs. Coils p. Huntington, announced
today, more than completes the sum OF
$7e6 900 required to secure the sum Of
fered by John d. Rockefeller of New York
for the enlargement and endowment Of
the Harvard Medical school. Mrs. Hunting
toms subscription is specifically for the
erection OF q building in memory Of her
late husband, to be called the Coils p.
Huntington Laboratory OF Pathology end
Bacteriology.
With Mr.. Rockefeller's gift and the pledge
made by ]. P. Morgan last June to give
three buildings at a cost exceeding 81, O00,-
900. an aggregate OF 81. 1871. S25 will be avail
able for the use OF the medical school.
Among the other amounts given were
these: James Stillman, 800, 900; Francis L.
Higginson, $4,000; Frederick shattuck,
$50. 900; Robert Bacon. George Fabyan,
Eliot @. Lee. w. L. Richardson, David
Sears and Nathaniel Thayer, S25, 900 each;
Augustus Hemenway, $4,000; H. N. Hun
newell, 312, 500. There were ten gifts of
SO, 900 each, twelve of $1,000 each, two OF
$4,000 each, seventeen of 81 900 each, be-
sides many Of smaller figures.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-14
BROKEN RAIL CAUSES WRECK
bitches Missouri Pacific Passenger
Train, InjurinE Twenty
Four Persons,

sEDALIA, Mo-, March IA mixed Mis-
souri, Pacific train on the Versailles branch
was wrecked by a broken rail near Fortuna,
Eve and a half miles from Upton, today.
An express car and one passenger coach
were turned upside down in a ditch. Twen-
ty-four persons were injured, but none of
them fatally. Following were among the
most seriously hurt:
Mrs. J. B. Seymour, st. Louis, knee cut
and bruised.
A. s. ozier, Springfield, o., legs bruised.
A. H., Outright, Parkersburg, w. Va, cut
on head.
Charles l. Miller, Cincinnati, cut on head
and bruised about body.
e. B. Cappear, Mansfield, o.
A. d. Hearsey, Fortuna, Mo-, legs bruised.
W. N. Higginbotham, sedalia, Mo-, side
aud legs injured.
H. F. White, Fortuna, No.. head cut.
| John Boston, Upton, Mo-, face mangled.
John ~Brockmeyer, Upton, Mo-, wrist hurt
August Geigas, express messenger, wa
the worst injured on the train, but his con
dition is not considered serious.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-14
"THE eIVER" TAKES FEATURE
Captures Castro Handicap, Leader on
Card at the Oakland
Track.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 13.-The Castro
handicap waS the feature of the card at
Oakland today. 1t was taken by TheGiver
of the Boots stable. who beat Water
Scratch a neck. Duckoy set the pace, but
stopped badly. MythroX, also carrying the
Boots colors. won the first race at odds
of 10 to 1.
was bid up from $500 to $500 by ]. b. Earn
shaw, but was retained by the stable. Re-
suits:
First race, eleven-sixteenths of a mile,
selling: Mythrox won, Yersula second,
Ballest third. Time: 1:12k.
Second race, ~three-quarters of a mile,
selling: Mike Strauss won, Ttzonia second,
Rubino third. Time: 1:1Iz.
third race, one-half mile. selling: Nj
grette won, Del Segno second, Guida third.
Time: 0:51.
Fourth race, seven-eighths Of q mile, sell
ing: Impromptu won, Bragg second, Mac
Gyle third. Time: 1881.
Fifth race, one mile, handicap: The Giver
won, Water Scratch second, Colonel Ballan-
tine third. Time: 1:A.
Sixth race, one mile and q sixteenth, sell
ingi Grand Sachem won Sunnello second
Cogar third. Time: 1!5lh.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-14

deceased and given to the daily press Of
this city.
W. s. Shoemaker and James A.. Beverley
delivered impromptu addresses. The lat
ter's impassioned outburst that he was
'25. 900 miles ahead OF you" meaning the
democrats. because I have reasons for my
belief" and hts statement that democracy
IL not fast enough for me-" were said to
nave caused distinct agitation OF the
shadows surrounding the Autographs OF
Jefferson and Jackson on the north wall,
while the left eye in Mr.. Bryan's picture
was said by a close observer TO close sug-
gestively, while the other eye imperturb-
ably gazed at the applRuding audience.
The state executive committee will be in
formed that Il the next state convention is
held in Omaha the local democracy will
bear all expenses.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-14
HARRY FORBES GETS DECISION
Bests "Kid" Goodman After six
Rounds, Handicapped by
Lame Arm.

CHICAGO, March 1S.-The best that
Harry Forbes, the bantamweight champion,
could do with kid" Goodman Of Boston
tonight at the Pyramid club was to gain
the decision after six rounds of clever
fighting. Forbes was Handicapped by a bad
right hand.
The only time during the entire contest
that Forbes made an effort to use his right
was in the fourth round, when, after tab-
bling Goodman off his balance, he brought
the right over on the Boston boys Jaw.
The blow sent Goodman to his knees, but
he was up in an instant and fell into a
man was so busy trying to evade Forbes
left jabs that he was unable to land an
effective blow. Goodman tried hard to
even matters in the sixth and reached
Forbes head repeatedly. Near the end OF
the round Goodman landed a hard right
swing on Forbes ear without a return.
The tight ended during a fierce mixup In
the center of the ring.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-14
TO HEAD OFF FORECLOSURE
Suit Brought Against Trust Company
Involving seven-MiIIIOn-
Dollar Mortgage.

NEW YORK. March 1s.-Argument was
continued before Vice Chancellor Pitney in
chaneery Chambers. Jersey City. today in
the case Of the United States FIGURING Mill
company.
This is an actL a brought by Caroline T.
Locks and others to restrain the Contra
Trust company from foreclosing a $500 900
mortgage on the properties OF the milling
companies. Richard p, Lindabury appeared
for the Central Trust company. Wheeler II.
Psckham for the reorganization COMMITTEES
and former United States Attorney General
Grigss for the compliments.
Mr.. Peckham spoke In opposition to the
order OF Vice Chancellor Pitney. which set
an upset price OF $500. 900 on the proper
ties In question. Mr.. Griggs favored the
order. and after considerable discussion the
hearing was adjourned 10 March "a.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-14
amusement
The Profe..or.. Lore story.

A comedy in three acts, by J. NJ. Barrie.
Produced for the first time In Omaha at
Boyd's theater Thursday night by e. 8.
THE CAST.
Prof. Good willie ...... Mr.. willard
Agnes Goodwillie, his sister.
Lucy White. his secretarY ..".....
.n........;";.....Miss Ellen OMalley
Efhe Proctor, his housekeeper. .......,s,..
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mas Edith bennett
Or. Cosens. his physician ......... H. Cane
s az; GeoTSs Gliding. N. PA /. Ho8eWood
Lady Gliding, his wife Miss Alice Lonnon
The Dowager Lady Gliding.
Laborers ON Sir Georges estate
.Erneet staLLaTu
baILo9I
bdmunos
II all Of the playwrights OF the present
day were able to build plays as delightful
In their simplicity and naturalness as Is
J.. NJ. Barrie, and all the actors as capable
Of executing the authors IDEAS as c~leverly
as e. s. willard, theater-g going would be a
pleasure at all times, the caustic critic
would Bnd himself without a vocation and
there would be little necessity of looking to
the old masters for amusement vehicles
Two years ago Omaha theater-goers were
charmed by the beauties Of Mr., Bsrrie's
Little Minister" Thursday night they
we're delighted with 1.-THE Professors Love
Story one Of his earlier efforts.
There lie no straining or reaching out fol
a climax at any point in the play. All Of
the events are natural. The comedy II
never forced, the humor being infectious
at all times, the atmosphere wholesome and
the general tone uplifting.
Mr.. willard returns TO Omaha after ar
absence Of nearly ten years, and his vel
come was whole-hearted and genuine. Loca
theater-goers had seen him before in only
THE Middleman" and Judah" Mr.. WIN.
lardis chief charm lies in his naturalness
his ability to do a thing effectively. appar
emily without effort, and the artistic lnisl
with which he endows his work.
His supporting company with possibly
single exception is an excellent one, whilt
the scenic investiture Is p~raiseworthy.
Nothing to compare with the wheat nell
scene OF the second act or the combined
exterior and interior view Of the professort
country cottage has been staged here re
! Gently.
THE Professors Love Story" will be re
peated tonight and Saturday matinee, an
David Garrick' will be the Saturday nigh
offerink.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-14
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

]. J. Luken OF Chicago is at the Willard.
A. J. Clarity of Lena, ILL.,, is a Willard
guest.
George sully OF Boston registered at the
Willard yesterday.
f. NJ. Miller Of Omaha, railway postal
clerk, has been designated by the assistant
general as postofice Inspector.
E. NJ. +. Lefiang of Lexington, Neb., was
in attendance at the annual meeting OF the
export millers of Nebraska, held at the
Willard hotel yesterday.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-14
REFUSE LICENSE TO MADDEN
Stewards of the Jockey Club AIlese
that He and Ricaby Had
had Associates.

LONDON. March 1s.-The Racing Calen-
dar today, confirming the news contained
In these dispatches ten days ago, an
LOUNGES that the stewards Of the Jockey
club, after an inquiry, have refused 70
OF winning jockeys In 1901. and +, Rickaby,
who, in addition. is warned on Newmarket
heath, both on the ground that they as
ISOLATED with persons OF bad character on
the turf.
Other jockies are cautioned and a general
warning Is issued that any infracton OF
the rules Will be vigorously punished.
Among the Jockles licensed are the fol-
lowing Americans: "Clem" Jenkins. Rigby.
H. Spencer and c.. Gray.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-14
BAR BIG. PyGs sEGRoEs
Louisville Decides to itale Out Fights
by Heavyweights or Col
Ored Men.

LOUISVILLE, KY, March 13.-Prize
fights between heavyweights or negroes
will be barred in the future. This was the
substance of an order issued today by
Chairman Brennan of the Board of Public
Safety to the fight promoters of the city.
The new rule was adopted, 1t Is said, on
attempted to have the fight between JEFF
fries and F~itzsimmons take place here.
The bouts which nave been arranged for
Derby night, May 3, between Sharkey and
Choynsh and Rubin and Maher will have
to be declared on.
no boxing will be allowed to take place
until the principles have been examined
by a physician and to be pronounced In
colored seconds will be allowed in the box
ers' corners.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-14
Queen l. q winner.

CHARLESTON, S. C, March 1s.-Queen
L. was the only favorite at the exposition
track today. Results:
First race, six and a half furlongs. sell
ing: Queen J.. won, Patchwork second,
Lake Fonse third. Time: 1925.
Second race, FIVE and a half furlongs:
Laracor won, Grata second. Robert Gray
third. Time; 1:12.
Third race, one mile. selling: Incan-
descent won, Frank b. second, Prince Esther
third. Time: 1:46.
Fourth race. six and a half furlongs. sell
ing: Aborigtne won, Mill Stream second,
rhicket third. Time: 1:26h.
Fifth race, six furlongs, selling: Certain
won, Lady Aintree second. Samuel third.
Time: l:1S&.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-14
JACKSON AND WALCoTT DRAW
Young Peter shows Great Improve
ment since Last Fight with
"LittIe joe"

BALTIMORE, March 13.-Joe Walcott
rounds to a draw here tonight before the
Eureka Athletic club. 1t was one Of the
hercest battles ever seen here and 1900
persons were present. Under the condi-
lions OF the match Walcott was to put
Jackson out or get no part of the gate
money. .s'
They went at 1t hammer and tongs, at
the start and kept 1t up to the finish,
both men. being rather groggy at times,
anybody's. fight at any stage and though
the ~sympathies of the audience were with
Jackson, a local man, they were well salts
fed with the decision OF the referee. Jack
son showed marked Improvement over his
old form of last November, when Walcott
made O chopping block out, Of him.,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-14
From Cornell TO BerkeIey.

ITHACA. N. Y, March 1S-Prof. Henry
Morse Stephens. who holds the chair OF
modern European history at Cornell. today
the end OF the present college year. He
has accepted the professionally OF English
history at the University OF California.
Prof. Stephens Is an Englishman and q
graduate OF oxford. He came to Cornell
IN 1894 on Recommendation OF Prof. Goodwin
Smith. During the last eight years he has
been one of the most prominent members
of the faculty. He Is the author OF a well
known work on the French revolution and
other historical books.