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Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-30
NAVAL MANEUVERS IN ORIENT
American Fleet I'm Philippines waters
INDUCES in Mimic War Against
the Land Forces.

MANILA, Dec. 29.-The naval maneuvers
have begun with the retreat Of the feet to
Subig bay and the seizure of a fertilization
on shore to serve as a naval base.
TIL feet entered the bay by the west
channel, which was then mined by the bat
tleship Kentucky, the flagship, in ffty-hve
minutes. In the meanwhile the transport
Zahro had landed 200 marines on Grand
island, at the entrance Of the bay. The ma
rines laid 400 yards Of railroad approaching
the heights, where three batteries and a
camp we're established. The tug Wompa-
tuck mined the inner channel.
The United States ship Rainbow, carrying
Rear Admiral Frank Wildes, who has been
ordered home, to Hong Kong. parted from
the feet last Friday. Il was saluted by
Kentucky and Admiral Evans signalled
farewell.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-30
aiding saowsIIde saserera.

SPOKANE. Wash, Dec. "a Nelson.
II. C., special TO the SpOkesman-RevieW
says; Little further news has been re-
ceived from the scene Of the disastrous
snOws1de az the Mollie Gibson mine.
Campbsll's hOdy VAS brought down 10 the
landing today and will arrive here to-
morrow. Another body was found. but not
identified, about two miles from the site
OF the bunk house.
Provisions were taken up sunday 20 the
rescuers and the survivors who had taken
refuge On the tunnel were brought down %
the foot Of the tramWay. All the survivors
here are doing well except Mclaughlin,
whose iniuries proved more serious than
at hrst reported
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-30
oMAHAN ANSWERS GREETING
DIR. Hunt Responds to Address of
Welcome Delivered to Dentists
Assembled at Chicago.

CHICAGO. Dec. 29.-The tenth annual
convention of the Institute Of Dental Peda-
gogies commenced here today. with the
president, DR.. Hart ]. Coslee, in the chair.
An address of welcome was responded to
by DR.. A. o. Hunt Of Omaha
The presidential address was on the
change OF the curriculum in dental col
leges that will go into effect next fail
The len%gthening Of the term of three to
four years before a student could be al
lowed to practice dentistry was particu-
larly emphasized by DR.. Goslee.
A discussion of the address was taken up
by Drs. w. c. Barrett Of Buffalo. n. S.
Hoff Of Ann Arbor, Mich, and Edwin T..
DaTbey of Philadelphia.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-30
WILL AGAIN ASK RECOGNITION
order of Railway Photographers VIII
Once More Approach Santa Fe
Now That Dolphin is out.

TOPEKA, Kan. Dec. 29.--The Order of
Railway .Telesraphers, which has been sue
cessful in gaining concessions from. a num-
Der Of railroads lately. is preparing to
make an effort to secure an understanding
again with the Santa Fe system. The
Santa Re has been q nonunion road as far
as the telegraphers are concerned since
their strike in 1900.
After the strike General Manager Nudge
said he would have no dealings with the
teleEraphers' organization as long az the
officers then In charge were retained. Since
then President Dolphin OF the Telegraphers
has been superseded and the operators
think they now will have a chance to pre-
sent their grievances.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-30
CHANGES INTEREST WEST
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in their campaigns in South Africa, at
tracted considerable attention from German
and French army experts, with the result
that American breeders are now finding a
demand for western horses to help equip
the cavalry and artillery arms Of those
nations.
The postofice at Red Stone, Hanson
county, 8. D., has been ordered discon-
tinued.
w. Y. Coyne Of Montrose and John O..
May of Columbus City, Ia, have been APP
pointed railway mail clerks.
These rural free delivery routes will be
established February 2: Nsbraska-Have-
lock, Lancaster county, two routes; area
embraced, forty-slx square miles; popula-
tion, 925. Rokeby, Lancaster county, one
route; area, twenty-five square miles; pop
%ulation. 1926. Iowa-Kensett, Worth county,
one additional; area, thirty square miles;
population, $50. Rockwell, Cerro Gordo
county, two routes; area, thirty-six square
miles: population, 300.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-30
MIm. Are 20 Re.ams work.

MKEEsPoRT. Pa Dec. 29-The Delmer
Tia Plate company. which has been Idle
for several months. resumed operations In
fun today, Swing employment 10 50a men.
This MonoR Furnace and the Boston Iron and
Steel mnl, which have been idle for several
weeks, will resume operations IN full on
New Years evening This plaut will place
ail he iron and steel mills In MeKeesport
In fan operation January L
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-30

ordered personally 10 supervise the pro.
cedure In the matter Of the settlement Of
he italian claims against Venezuela before
the international peace court al The Hague.
The documents In the case Will be for
warded TO him by courier.
ST. PETERSBURG. Dec. 29.-Gcnerai sat
isfaction Is expressed here OF the turn OF
affairs in the Venezuelan controversy.
President Roosevelt comes In for many com
pliments for forcing" n recognition Of The
Hague tribunal. The Bourse Gazette de-
scribes Mr.. Roosevelt's action as a splendid
Christmas gift to Europe.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-30
ohoIera Devastates villages.

MANILA. Dec. 29.-Moros on the island
OF Mindanao report that cholera Is devas-
tating the villages on the east side of Lake
Lanao. At Maeiu there IL an average OF
nfty deaths a day. The disease also pre-
walls az Baeolod. II has appeared on all
sides OF Lake Lanao, but the Visayan resi-
dents Of the island do not yet seem to have
heen attacked.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-30
CLERKS NOW WANT A RAISE
Railway once Employees Organize 20
secure Advance I'm
Pay.

TOPEKA. Kan. Dec. 29.-Cierks IN sew
eral western railroads will soon make a
demand for q 20 per cent increase In wages
Much activity has been shown for the
past two weeks BY this class Of employees
on the Rock Island and santa re In the
direction Of organizing. They expect to
aahliate with he clerks IN Chicago and
on the western lines and 90 make the de-
mand general
The wages % the clerks have been sraied
down 10 some Instances on account Of the
fact that the roads have been obliged 20
siend heavy sag Increases In the operat-
ing department.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-30

STURGIS. s. d.. Dec. s9.-(Special)-
Albert Hill and Thomas McGrath, two pri-
Yates Of the Thirteenth cavalry Of Fort
Meade, who we're arrested here on a charge
Of burglary. had their preliminary hearing
and we're bound over to the next term Of
the Meade county circuit court in the sum
Of 81, 900 each. Hill Is also charged with
shooting at Chief OF Police Rouse and Nc
Grath with attempting to shoot at Police
man Beaver. Both are now in the Meade
county Jail.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-30

PHILADELPHIA. Dee n-Ths new bat
trHhIn Maine uaa placed a. the League
Ialand Navy yard today To WnH turned
aser 10 Captain Leuthe vhn will command
M vesssl W H. thuagtt she ueu hEhtsF
ell b. manned tnaled auf TruNtal1ugd a.
uuiH ALI Hs mitlr AMI sent % ne West
frHIaa o. table Part Oh IN m~areuFers untrg
AauI raI sfn.ueF NNH fHN gumuleaunuf ~
man frr Maine wlI g. aH
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-30

CHICAGO. Dec. 9.-Richard Cummings,
whose dying statement Saturday night
charged he family 81 William MOnlak,
fz8 Ashland avenue. with causing HIS
death. did not expire as the result ct drink
ing poisoned wine, as ne alleEed, hut from
the effects Of acute alcoholism This was
developed today al an autopsy held on
Cumminss' body by physicians from the
coroner's once. No trace 81 any kim %
poison was found The police have re-
leased the Moniak family
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-30
saata v. 90 nuna late Tssas.

GUTHRIE. Gal. Dee. a-Ths Santa Fe
has decided % construct q lias sorthuest
frum this city Through ~ Rene anf Co
meat. Oki. iuto TEXAS An attempt 10
bsing made 10 purchase The property q TIE
Oklahoma a TeHaf noS bsing surveyed
from Csmsut 10 san Abtonio, reH TIE
'Ffisca = also after thls property. az it
rouassts 9Th hat lice az cemsat
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-30

0UTuHiE cal. Dee 90 Ia is reported
teaaS trsm shavuss ihai ths Mistour "a
slae Rss oasfsd % sans fugt e has 90
fhaf ciiF frsa CiaFsmefs . r, q tittsnls
q siEhiY mfiss taroaah q titifift nee
tuatsFssf ~ efhsF Fsaat
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-30
Report InIurea Nan peaa.

sTURGIs. S. D.. Dec. 29.-Cspeeisi)-
A report has reached here in a roundabout
way tina James Bulls. who was 80 badly
cut up by +. r. Brown tnow in the Meade
Gounty jail) at White Owl a couple Of weeks
ago. was dead. but no veriheation Of the re-
port can be had.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-30
Part for Montana Depositors.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2s.-The comptroller
OF the currency has declared a dividend
Of II per cent in favor Of the creditors Of
the insolvent Merchants National bank Of
Helena, Mont.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-30
mics from HIs Injuries.

RAPID CITY. s. D.. Dec. 29.-(special
Telegram)-Tsd Breeze. the young man
who had bis arm torn on by being caught
in the machinery Of the Horseshoe smelter
last week. died from the effects Of his in
furieH.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-30

CHICAGO. Dee. -Ge0Fge Gardner %
lowell. MasR. the lightweight cham
pion. won a decision over KID Carter 81
brooklyn tn a six-rOuud contest here to-
night The hght was roush aud uerce from
BEGINNING o. end, with burdner having
ths advantage % each round
carter was very groaEy during the last
round. but bY rrHnFtins 90 cunches az every
opportunity succtedei in escaping a knock-
grf
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-30
Consul smith is Improving.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2s.-The State de-
partment has received a report from Cairo
that Vice Consul General Hubbard T.
Smith. who has been very Ill with acute
Bright's disease, is improving.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-30

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csafiasafal Lwnei 81 ~ Watash aa saa
as mats = faa ~ ga uilss naa Mat
psIsf. ~. a. iasaasFerL Ia a. tta nia'
sisa ustsaaa Nss NsEefiI sa1 Legaaas
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-30
GLASS RuIe. PncInc station.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.-Formal orders
were issued today by the Navy depart
ment, detailing Rear Admiral Glass as
commander-in-chi OF the Pacific station.
He will succeed Rear Admira Casey, WHO
has been placed on waiting orders.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-30

DEADWOOD. s D.. Dec. 29-(special
Telegram Minnie Evans. a woman OF the
half Eorld. committed suicide sunday even
Ing BY taking morphine. She has relatives
living In Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-30
nnnroad wan Promoted.

LOUISVILLE. Ky, Dec. 29.-F. b. Bowes.
general agent here OF the Illinois Central
railroad, has, It Is announced, been made
assistant trafic manager, with headquar-
tiers at Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-30

port the speed was shown o. follows; one
mile In "a seconds. onh mile In - seconds.
the latter being a. the rate Of nearly nine
ty-hve miles an hour.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-30

OurrNWfCW Coca per 1-Wtuam
r~aVerahnm. co. See lsh arfar auf Me-
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rrf hrrr tsaF bg NuHEr uHfnrs n fhs
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Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-30
Berry to Command Kentucky.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 29.-Captain Robert
Berry, now in command Of the Norfolk
Va.) navy yard, has been ordered to the
command Of the battleship Kentucky.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-30

Ysur frufssi IN Fefaua YeuF monsT u
PAID OINTMENT tails Eel eufa raEsgm
tsttsE ga uissrs sat saFcs Fmpies ant
taakhests ra "a fsss, al "a ssta aa'
$3.50 - ssatA
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-30
CONFERENCE NAY Be hustled
Union Pacific Secretary in New York Says
He Knows Nothing Of It.
DISPATCH SURPRISES STRIKERS HERE
Union Men In Omaha Insist that Their
Representative went to New
York Expressly to Confer
with Hartman.

NEW YORK. Dec. 29.-(special Tele-
gram.)-The Union Pacific railroad strike
conference reported to have been arranged
for today between E.. II. Hartman and la
Dor leaders representing union employees of
the road, did not take place today, accord
ing to the secretary OF the Union Pacific
company. The sam oficial authorized the
statement that he did not know OF any
such conference, and that II one had been
arranged between Mr.. Hartman or any
other official and representatives Of the
employees Of the company he would be likely
TO know of II.
At the office Of the Union Pacific Railway
company in the Equitable building a mes
sage was sent to Mr.. Hartman asking for
information regarding the prospective con-
ference between him and the leaders OF
the labor forces OF his railroad system.
The attendant at the office door took the
reporters message to an inner office and
returned the card with this reply written
upon 1t:
We know nothing here about the re-
ported conference with labor leaders from
Omaha. (Signed) MILLAR, Secretary.
An official Of the Union Pacific said he
had read the newspaper reports that there
would be a conference today. well" he
added, 1.-The other side is doing all the
talking" He refused to explain further.
From another source 1t is stated that the
places are all filled by nonunion men, and
there is nothing to arbitrate.
James Wilson, business agent of the In
ternational Association of Machinists, said:
Il do not believe there have been any con-
f%erences yet and l believe 1t would be hard
to hnd the party. II there can be no con-
ference and no settlement the strike will
be extended to the shops OF the Southern
Pacific and other roads"
This message creates surprise among the
strike leaders who are in Omaha. They
aver that their representatives. we're &C
tually summoned to New York at the re-
quest Of e. H. Hartman and that the con-
ference was slated for Monday. The state
ment has been accredited at Union Pacific
headquarters here also that a conference
was to be held in the east. In fact 1t has
Burt did not return to Omaha last week
as he had intended. The strikers believe
the conference was held yesterday and that
efforts we're made to keep it from the
press. They expect to hear something
definite Tuesday. The four representatives
who left Omaha and Joined President John
Mcneil OF the boiler makers at Kansas City
are all in New York and are said to be
there for no other purpose than that Of
meeting with the Union Pacific officials at
the latters' request.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-30

CARACAS Dee gs-rhsrs IL 10 truth IA
ths Fupou circulate in the Waited states
hat British maFius havs bssu landed a.
IA GuaYTa
CommantsT NantsneFy ths hFitish com-
manfsF wasn i~ntsFssed "a M sutiect,
sait % hndins tatafsn piaes aad nat
sch rtsp ssait nets ia aecoFtanee Sith
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tasia
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-30
OTTAWA TEAM WON
Friends Were Defeated in a Hot
Game Yesterday.

With the exception OF Two innings,
the Friends University and Ottawa Uni
versity baseball teams put Up as fine al
exhibition Of ball playing as was ever
seen in this city. The fine day brougnI
out a good crowd to see the game. and
they were well paid for the time and
trouble. even IL the local team was de-
fcsted by a score Of : 10 2
It was a battle royal from start 20
finish ana up TO the fifth inning IL was
snybodys game Then the Friends went
into the air and before they recovered
their opponents had worked three men
around the bases and their lead was too
great 10 be overcome. Again. in the sew
enth. the Quakers popped up and two
men scored. 1t was an unluCky day for
the home team, and they also ran up
against a team that could play some
baiI-better, fl fact than any team that
has ever visited this city The Ottawa
men are bah players from the ground
40. ana they have had Two Or three
wears experience. while several ~ the
Quskers douned their FIRST uniforms this
season and one 81 them suffered q severe
siege ~ stage fright. The Quakers knew
what shev were huckinE Up against when
they brought them here and had Cornell
ison been given the same support Peter
son was accorded. the score would have
been Jess and the big numbers might
have been or the other side Of the iine-
The local team hsd the best % the
bargain ~ the bat ard the battery work
vas ~ higher order TIE friends ss-
cured total of niue safe hits on Peter
sen. while C0rneiiso1 held his opponents
down 10 six measlsy hits Cornelison
also played The game b. striking out nife
men Ehne only SIX Quakers lai1 dogn
shsir 5ats.
Both III Frier5s- runs we're earned b.
hard PLAYING. IN TIE first inuing Davis
got lie ou "a error b. ths OttaTe
shor:stop. He went = second On hot
r.ounder by Pearcs and scored o.
vouags fse-bsEseT WITH lwc men Oh
bases ssater could rot isnd On toe bail
Again Ia the sixth Toang se1s the
h1rsehiae splnuiug int7 The riEct fel1
FOR tao bases Senfer singled SID Young
scored On sVoo1arz single
Ottawa o1ly szrasd one run. ne others
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-30
COMING LOCAL c,eNTs.

A special meeting of Wichita council.
No. >. L. r. X. P. will be held tonight
at o'clock for initatory work
Ala Temple No Al, Rathbone Sisters.
meet this evening in regular session, mi
tlation TO all Rathbone Sisters are urged
to attend.
The Thursday Afternoon Cooking club
will meet with Mrs. Geo. Whitney, Park
Place, Thursday, May l. Every one is
requested TO be there at 2:9o O'Clock.
Rev. r. A Thompson OF Dallas, Texas.
a noted evangelist, will conduct a series
of meetings commencing April 30. lasting
fourteen days at Mission hall, 2O9 s..
Francis avenue. All are invited.
There will be a meeting Of the South
Side kindergarten association for the
purpose of making all arrangements for
the chndren's May Pole entertainment. at
the Reformed church next Friday. May 2
at S.30
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-30
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
ESCAPED FROM SING SING

ESCAPED FROM SING SING.
Last night the Noble Dramatic COM
pany PLAYED the drama, Escaped from
Sing Sing They played 70 an entirely
too small an audience II what the show
deserves is considered. From beginning
to end the drama itself was fun Of action
and the company held this action down 70
realism. Each member acted his part with
earnestness though two or three Of the
characters were far from an earnest char
scter. Each one put his whole soul into
his actions and forget the audience which
only about half filed the house. Miss
Carolyn Wymsn took the leading part as
the character Of Lizzie Stark. an adven-
turess that stakes All for her outlawed
lover Mss Wyman did well and as
sumed the different traits OF desperate
woman with great facility. Fred {. Frins
$ a fresh hut soft-hearted country lad
kept the house in laughter. The special
ties introduced in the wy OF songs were
very interesting \ feature OF the show
is The orchestrs and ii Is big feature.
Composed Of few Instruments. Il rem
ders some nne music that can please the
most fasudious IL musical Interpretation.
Nfendeissohn's Wedding March was play
ed ny il last night and it was rendered
with observance Of every mark thst pro-
duced harmony wei worth heariug. The
company tonight plays the great Yankee
drama. Reuben Glue.
Daily Eagle, Delivered. ioc Per Week.
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were made on errors. For four innings
Cornelisou held them down TO one safe
hit. but they got several men on bases
through errors. In Ottawa's half Or the
fifth Wood got nice double Thomp-
son went 70 tho bat and knocked an
easy grouuder 20 Pearce. The Friends
third baseman handled SC IN good style
untl ne threw IL 20 the first basemar-
when up into tho afr he went and so did
the bail. the little white sphere going
ten feet over Youngs head.
1t was ali over FOR the next ten min
utes. the right fielder and the shgrtstop
each making an error and before the
Quakers could regain their feet three of
their opponents had stepped across tie
plate. They rallied 81 the sixth ard
shut out the Ottawa team. but went 70
pieces again in the seventh. allowing
two men 10 score. in this inning True
blood singled and Peterson sent a hot
grounder To the pitcher. who tossed the
ball 70 Hoyt who suddenly woke up
and sent the ball down 20 Young Ia time
u double up Peterson AZ first.
Young carried of the batting honors,
having two two-baggera 10 his credit
Davis. The iltfle Quaker shortstap. made
three errors. none very costly. This Is
his FIRST season ia Uniform and be bad
a bad case Of stage fright lie coald not
see the bail when & came hts Wy ard
allowed two men 20 get 70 nrst and ais7
missed a chance for good double play.
Never did the Friends pat up Furh fne
battery work. C0raellson was srreysd
against the hardest hitfing team IL The
state and he had them dewn - six hits
three ~ these being II the scratch orffrr.
lie kept tbe Ottawa team slsreiaE I'll
the tire and had them % RS STRING
- well that nine men fsrnsd ogt BIS
tgisters were truiy n1vsfifyers. aad bal
b. been given fhe support the ieam le
capahi ~ giving bin ard as Esssl seq
port - trey gave 10 ihe game satar'isF.
the oftawa team wcsd haze Eaas home
wlth "a isasf oae plane tskr7 frgn tn-ir
caps. For the fret four lunlnRH q wa
zone. rve. three wifb Ire mra fTeu.
Ottawa. every one n ire lacsi men play
ing bic position well. hst fae sfrssn aaE
too much ard anyone who sd ~afrhrsi
rho Friends 81 practise aua 81 match
games could see ciee9 c1ulsE she
ysorn broke ln The sta sraiaE win
Psarre-r Wild throw - srst ard an a4t
the battery iozt heaft until re nest
Inning The s~ore