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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-28
BOWLING NOTES.
Anothsr Handicap Tournament Ar
ranged for Next Week.

A handicap bowling tournament VIII v
nlaved at the bowling parlors next week
co,,-,encine on Monday. The conditions
are best two out of three games. Ehtt IieS
close tomorrow at ID p. IN. -,
:. ,,rtes have been received, and many
more are expected. .,.+a-
The management IS in much oet Yer
,osition to class players than was tie
csse in the previous tournament on az
count of the form oil tne .t r..
ha,,ing by this time been pretty thor-
Following are the best scores wnich
- been made since the season open
ed -,,... %. q =
%, w Armstrong PA. j. Duggan
I.e = =; Maitland 1877, F. A Potter 49,
g EIston 1873. George Angus 1Ss' t. j.
Lord Isl. ]. NJ. Riggs 1sS-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-28

ctIRISTIANA, Norway, Feb l5.-Aiter
x.aris complete rest Henrik Ihsen mas
g.. recovered his health that MS
-'bxsictans have sanctioned his resump-
tic. of work, and the dramatist
started a new play
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-06-21
A CITY
RISES
NEAR BY
RolIinsvilIe to Be Listed
Among the Com
ing Places.

Within fourteen miles of Idaho Springs another
town will be established and rich country
opened that the homeseeker, the toiler the bust
ness man and the professional man will find an
opening. W. H. Knowles, well known in Idaho
Springs a most conservative and substantial
mining and promoter of good things, is taking
active part in establishing Rollinsville on the
line of the Denver and Northwestern or what is
better known the Moffatt line.
Mr.. Knowles is not dreamer. His efforts have
always been solid and substantial in the past and
he is succeeding admirably with the company he
represents in the undertaking. This company
was organized under the laws of the state some
time ago as the Northwestern Colorado Exploration
company. As its signifies its principal effort
will be exerted in the development of the wonder
fully rich territory along the line of the new road in
Gilpin, Grand, Rio Blanco and Routt counties
The men interested in it suggest its strength as
an honest proposition. Hon. Henry v Johnson
former mayor of Denver and once United States
district attorney, is president; James G. Berryhll,
the Des Moines, Iowa, capitalist, vice president;
J. R. Anderson of Pittsburg Pa, treasurer; w. II.
Knowles, secretary and manager and S. B. Ebert
the well known minerologist of the firm of Dart &
Elbert, is the consulting engineer
So far the company has confined its operations
to Rolinsville and will have that place plated and
open ready Ior tne market Dy the middle of luly.
1t is now developing the Benton group of mines
under ten-year lease with nominal royalties from
Potter & Lightborn of Central City, who control
the vast Rollins estate and lease it in this manner
to responsible parties that development NAV be
the order of the day. The Rollins estate embraces
area of thousands of acres of rich mineral-bear-
ing land in Gipn county and the best posted min
ing men are generous in their comment on the fact
that the company has secured the proposition it has
in the vicinity of Rollinsville.
Rollnsville is forty miles west of Denver and is
destined to become center of general interest as it
has three resources upon which it can depend
mining, milling and numbering. Under the present
survey the railroad will enter its two-mile tunnel
six miles west of Rolinsville and pass through
under Sherman mountain.
The company has fiscal agencies in the east and
is ready to open business soon as everything in
the way of surveys is complete. The lots will have
ready sale on the market, and several Idaho
Springs people are making arrangements for busi-
ness openings well as for residence tracts Mr.
Knowles was in the city this week, but declined to
talk concerning the prospects of the company
further than to say that Rollinsvile would be the
first territory opened by the company but that
others would follow in due time
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-06-21
Seriously Injured.

Louis Harper, timberman at the Old Town
mine in Russell Gulch, brought to the city
Thursday afternoon seriously wounded Harper
was at work in the third stope when a cave-in oc-
Cured and large amount of rock came down on
him. He struck in the small of the back and
it thought for time that the back was broken.
DIR. John Atcheson was notified and when he ar
rived at the property made examination and
found that Harper's back injured near the
spinal column and that his right leg was parazed.
Harper was brought to the city and Manager
George K. Kimball left the afternoon train with
him for Denver where he was placed in a hospital
Mrs Harper accompanied her husband.
Harper is considered good workman and is
the support of wife and three children the oldest
of whom is II and the youngest years of age.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-06-21
Wanted in Denver.

Marshal o'Rourke placed Frank Van Camp of
Denver under arrest Wednesday afternoon upon
advice from Sheriff Seerie of Denver Van Camp
was in company with three other men and was on
his way, he claimed, to Middle Park where he
was going to spend couple of weeks fishing The
arrest made a writ of ne exit issued from
the county court of Arapahoe county. 1t appears
that Van Camp had been in business in Denver
and took lease upon store building Business
not being good be decided that there was no use in
continuing it, and accordingly closed up Theu
should pay his rent until the lease expired but the
leasor refused. Thinking that he was going to
leave the state, the ne exit issued. Deputy
Sheriff Lunney took the prisoner to Denver on the
evening train.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-06-21
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Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-01
LOOK INTO PHILIPPINE CASE
outssas opp"ssa ~ rsiisy ~ isissas
ADEPT riss Coz ostiaa
IafsFHattss.

NEw YoHK April "a eonisfrnss n
sltlfsn. opposed n ne poiisy ~ pfsssni
followed IN me phiilppines composed ~
som siaty ~ seventy pefsons rominn from
diHefsnt parts ~ me- eountfy, 49, hsif 10.
day q me riara hotel Charles Ffaneis
Adams n Boston moved.
THAT q COMMITTEES NJ seven psftons -
appointed ~ ne pfe~iiihG ohcsf shass
duty n shall b. - take I'll nsosssafy steps
10 effect ne fuf disclosure ~ the facts ran'
nocied With the processes and etecutiona IN
the course ~ military opsfations IN ihs
Philippines and 20 appear IN person and
~ counsel before the present senate invss-
~tlEatinG COMMITTEES snd tsks such steps
there. or elsewhere. a. msy ~ calculated 70
secure competent publicity ana further -
initiate such Other action ~ may tend 10
vindicaie the national character"
Mr.. Carl schurt. Who vas IN ,hs chair.
appointed ~ members ~ this COMMITTEES
Charles Francis Adams. BOSTON, Aadfew
Carnegie. New Yoft Wayne Mevsaah,
Philadelphia. Herbert Welsh. PHILADELPHIA.
Edwin Bufritt Smith. Chieass. and Pfesi.
dent schufman 81 Cornell university. %
which committee tho name n NJ achurs
was added by resolution as q member ~.
ofncio. a finance committee vas also 40.
pointed. Morheid storri ~ Boston Will be
ono of the counsel for the COMMITTEES. n
IL expected the committee will hold No
FIRST meeting In New York this week.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-01
TROUBLES OF A STRANGER
Finds Another Man Walking with His Wife
and Troubls Bnsues,
ALL THREE OF THE PARTIES LAND IN JAIL
t. Charged with AssauIt with In
tent to Kill and the other Two
with FrsctuPinE one Of the
Commemorative.

Bert Davidson arrived In Council BLUFFS
Monday in search OF his wife and yester-
day morning landed in the county Jail on
a charge Of sssaHlting James T. Holder
with intent to kill him. Davidson denies
assaulting Holder, but alleges that Holder
is responsible for his Davidson's) wife
leaving him. Davidson's arrest on the
charge preferred against him by Holder
followed the filing by him Of an infornna-
ton charging his wife and Holder with
maintaining Unlawful relations.
Mrs. Davidson. a young and good looking
woman, has been working, IL is said, at
DIS Avenue c. where Holder boards. Her
husband alleges he found her and Holder
walking together Monday evening. Holder
claims that Davidson not only knocked him
down with a brick, but took three shots
at him with a revolver. This Davidson as
serts is untrue and that he did not strike
him with a brick and did not carry a re-
volver with which he could have fired at
Holder.
Early yesterday morning Davidson filed
the information against his wife and Holder
in Justice Bryant's court and then Holder
proceeded to the court of Justice Terrier,
where he filed the assault charge against
Davidson.
Mrs. Davidson gave bond for her appear
ance Monday morning, but as It was sub
sequently discovered that Holder was a
married man, the charge against him was
dismissed by the assistant county attorney,
the law being that such a charge can only
be nled BY the wife or the husband Of the
party so accused.
Davidson's bail was placed at 5000. but
being a stranger In the city he was unable
to furnish 1t and he was committed to the
county jail. Later In the day he was re-
leased on his recognissnce and indications
last evening were that he and his wife
would patch up their differences and that
she would return with him to St. Joseph
and there would be no prosecution on
either side.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-01
HOLDS CONTRACTS oNE-SIDED
American League Attorney says Har-
per, Wallace and Heidrick
Agreement Are Invalid.

ST. LOUIS. April So.-Arguments Of
counsel on the petition OF President Robi-
son of the st. Louis National Base Ball
ri X from playing with the st. Louis. Amer
lean League club were heard today by
Judges Tally and Fisher Jointly. =,
and President Robson of the National
league and Secretary Hedges of the local
American league team were present.
Al the conclusion of the case
went over until tomorrow, when the OPP
Judge Russell of Cleveland and Judge
Bond appeared for the plaintiff.
In the course of his arguments Judge
Russell cited the decision of the supreme
court Of Pennsylvania, which held that the
reserve clause in the contracts of Lajoie,
Bernhard and Frazer with the Philadel-
phia National League club are valid. At
torney johnson for the American league
did not deny the authenticity of the mems
signatures TO National league contracts, but
declared that the contracts In question
were unconstitutional because one-sided.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-01
WILL HELP oLYMPIAN GAMES
President Pledges His sap-
port sud wiz Attend
the Carnival.

WASHINGTON. April 40. - President
Roosevelt will attend tho opening q. the
international Olympian games which ere 10
be held In Chicago during September and
October. 1905 He made thia promise tonight
to Meesrs. Harry J. Furber. jr.. tho presi.
dent. and Benjamin j. Rossnthai. the
chairman OF the committee on nance Of
the games. who spent an hour with him
at the white house discussing the contests
II Ia proposed 10 hold.
Mr.. Roosevelt indicated a disposition "a
do all in his power 90 further the efforts
o. the olympian association. lie entered
heartily into the spirit 81 the proposed or.
hlbltions and discussed them for an hour
with the committeeman. particular Atten-
tion being paid 10 the military exercises,
which are to be given q prominent par, in
the games.
Messrs, Furber and Rosenthal left the
White House confident OF the presidents
hearty cooperation.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-01
HAVE THE SENIORS GUESSING
JuniOrs of High school Float TheIr
Banner from Guy Wire OF
Electric Tower.

When the members Of the senior class Of
the High school passed down Broadway
Tuesday morning on their way to schoo
the green and white-striped banner Of the
Junior class Haunting from the top Of one
OF the guy ropes of the electric light tower
at Fourth street and Broadway met their
astonished gaze. That the banner with
the figures "'os'' had been placed there as
a challenge by the juniors the seniors had
no doubt. but how 70 haul the nag down
again was the question. ,e.
The banner Of the junior class was placed
at it's lofty position between 2 and 8 o'clock
yesterday morning when all good citizens
were supposed 10 be in bed and the mem
bers Of the night police force were taking
their dog watch siesta. The junior class
had asked permission OF Principal Ensign
to float the banner from the fagpole at the
High school, but this had been refused, as
Mr.. Ensign feared 1t would result in a
clash between the seniors and the juniors.
Their request being refused the juniors
decided to place the nag where It would
tag the ingenuity mi the daring Of the
seniors to haul 1t down.
The pennant of the class OF 1903 is so
nxed to the guywire. the juniors say. that
even II there is a member Of the senior
class WIN nerve bumclent 10 cllmD 10 the
top Of the 15o-foot electric light tower, he
annot d~isplace It without sliding down
the guywire to where the banner Is fast
ened. This is q feat, the juniors assert, NO
one dare attempt.
This is the FIRST time that any High school
class in this city has attempted the feat
Of suspending their colors from the Hottest
and most inaccessible point in the city, to
remain until hauled down by the opposing
class. The green and white banner was
the center Of attraction all day to persons
passing up or dow Broadway.
Frank Levin, a cigar manufacturer, who
ten years ago was chief Of the nre de-
partment, was one OF the interested spec
tators yesterday afternoon OF the work oil
the Junior class. A friend In a joke offered
to bet him the large sum Of 80 cents that
he could not climb to the top Of that tower
II took Levin but q second to hand his coat
to a friend and in q few minutes he waI
up the tower. There he took . cigar from
his pocket, lit 1t and then descended.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-01
PLANS OF AMERICAN LEAGUE
May Institute New Appeal 20 supreme
Court or Make Umpires Of LsJoie,
Frazer and Bernhard.
BALTIMORE. April aO.-secretary Harry

BALTIMORE. April SO.-secretary Harry
Goldman Of the Baltimore American
League club, who will represent that club
at the special meeting in Cleveland tomor-
row, win urge the adoption Of the double
umpire system and the employment Of
Lajoie, Frazer and Bernhard as umpires.
He believes they can be 90 employed with
out coming in conflict with the Injunction
laid by the Pennsylvania court. and thst
this will! offer the best solution OF the din
cult tbs year.
President Ban johnson of the American
league was In this city today. Speaking Of
the injunctions. restraining LaJoie. Fraser
and Bernhard from playing for any other
than the Philadelphia National League
club Mr.. Johnson said: w have ample
grounds for a new appeal to the supreme
court, and while this is pending the in
junction issued by the lower court Is raised.
We will give bond and the three players
concerned will be at liberty, to play with
tho Athletics. Should the decision again
be unfavorable to us we can take LsJoie's
casa to the United States court. Tit cases
Of the other two men cannot be taken
than $4,000. Our attorneys are confident
and ! share their confidence that We will
win out. Then the only redress the Ma
tional league will have is in a civil suit
for damages against each player before a
jury"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-01
Alumni A..ocIatIon Elects.

These ofncers were elected Tuesday at
the meeting Of the Council Bluffs High
School Alumni association President, VIII
Richmond; vice president, Crete Hooker;
secretary. Albert Moreno; treasurer, Whit
ney Raymond. The inltiatory steps for
the annua reception to the graduating
class we're taken and Lewis Whitehead and
Albert Moreno were appointed to secure a
hall. II the hall can be obtained the re-
ception will be on Friday night Of COM
mencement week in Royal Arcanum hall.
Finance and other committees will be APP
pointed at the meeting next week.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-01
TREACY TO LEAVE SIOUX CITY
Pastor ~ ~. Mays Csthoiie fhsrch
transferred ~ Bishop-Eiset
60 CaFrot. lows.

SIOUX CITY. a., April so.=tspeeial Tel.
sEram REV 7 Treaey. who ior The last
fourteen years has been pastor ~ ~
Mays Catholic church here. today -.
oeivcd notice from Rev NJ y J. uaffiFan
Of Washington. - G. bishop.elect Of the
nov diocese u Sioux CITY. that he would
b. transferred 90 g. Jossph's church 90
Carroll. IL.
Dr. Oarrigan will be In Sioux CITY June
10 and he will be pastor ~ s. Mays
church, 'he cathedral. himself
Rev. T. j. o'Connor. who for eighteen
years was pastor Of ~. Jossph's church
At Carroll. recently came TO Sioux CITY 10
be pastor Of ~. Joseph's church here.
Dean Treaoy's prospective departure Il
much regretted b. bis people and other
citizens. lie has made a hns record here
He leaves behind him one 81 the hhest
pieces Of church property In tho wet.
practically free Of debt.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-01
Mhs. HULDA JAKKMAN.

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Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-01
WILL NOT ALLOW SUNDAY BALL
indianapolis Mayor Say Law Will
BE Enforced II Club Has
to Quit.

INDIANAPOLIS. April 3O.-"There will
be no Sunday base ball In Indianapolis.
even II the city IL forced out of the Ameri-
can association said Mayor B~ookwalter
today in answer to an inquiry. II am sorry
that some of the magnates have taken the
position tina they will not bring their teams
to Indianapolis until they are permitted TO
play their full series, including the Sunday
games" added the mayor, but as long as
there Is this law on the statutes that for
bids the games they will not be permitted
The Indianapolis club will play the Sun
Marion, Ind. After the announcement
today by Mayor Bookwalte that under no
circumstances would Sunday ball be per-
mitted here arrangements were completed
with c.. w. Halderman of Marion for the
use of the old Western Association park.
The first sunday game at Marion WIFI be
played May 4. This practically assures a
financial success for the Indianapolis club,
though the opening crowds have not been
auEDlciOuR.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-01
Libby Case settled.

FORT DODGE. Ia. April SO.-(special.)-
Word has reached this city Of a nnal set
Element Of the Libby case, recently tried
in Chicago. In which r. NJ. Libby brought
suit against his wife for an accounting OF
property in her possession. Both Mr.. and
Mrs. Libby are we'll known In this vicinity.
According to the final settlement, Mrs.
Libby releases her claim to 3s.OOC worth OF
bonds and real estate to the value OF $4,000,
but retains the household goods and the re-
mainder OF the property. estimated at ;46.-
900. She releases her claim to the dover
right and any interest In property which
Libby may hereafter acquire.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-01
CITY Trrnsurer Repor,s.

City Treasurer True yesterday completed
his annual report OF the transactions OF
bis once. showing the receipts. disburse-
ments and balance for the fiscal year end
ing April 1. 1909. On April !, 1901. the
balance in the city treasury was $40, 69s.sl.
the receipts were i213, 1879 and the dis
bursements 31ss. s0O.5o. leaving a balance
Of 37s,bse.5s on April 1, 1902. The report
contains much that was included in the re-
port Of City Auditor Evans. IL shows that
during the year t35. 37l.s9 was transferred
from the police fund, which IL made up
from saloon licenses. fines, etc, to the gem
eral fund.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-01
WHAT CHRISTIAN SCIENCE is
Edward A. KimbAH of Chicago De-
IiveFs Two Lectures on
the Subject.

Edward A.. Kimball Of Chicago, one Of
the board Of lecturers Of the Church OF
Christ OF Boston. the mother church Of
the Christian Scientists. who spoke upon
Christian Science at the Dohany opera
house Tuesday evening. was greeted with .
good-sized audience. which listened to his
address with considerable interest. While
Mr.. Kimballs subject was announced as
The Beneficial Results Of Christian
Science" his remarks were mainly on what
Christian Science purports to be and what
It does not claim to be. He said:
Christian Science purports to be the
science Of God; to declare Him, His nature
and laws Alright, and to reveal a universal
Christianity. which will unite all men in
one universal Christian brotherhood. with
one demonstrably true religion. This Il
called Christian Science. because II pur.
ports TO present the science or knowledge
of God. man and the universe. which Christ
understood and demonstrated
Christian Scientists aim to accomplish
just what Jesus commanded His disciples
and followers 60 do. Nothing else and
nothing different. The theology h In exact
accord with the ten commandments. the
sermon on the mount and the teachings
OF Christ. ohrist said TO His disciples and
followers: Go into all the world; preach
the gospel. heal the sick There are many
people who feel authorized By the hrst halt
% his commission, but who dsnoenes as
for trying to obey the other half. Chrts-
tan Science comes 70 teach q larger sense
Of the salvation through Christ and lead
men TO expect salvation from sickness q
we'll as from ain"
Rsfsrring 70 Mrs. Eday. The speaker
said: 'cAristiAn Scientists In no way sssh
10 dsify MFs. nady. g 10 sxalt her per-
~sonaiity. but thsJ 40 roeosntss the fAs'
that n Voieias ts tks ~ Ne AiEhssl
truth. TIE HIGHEST 1sgality sn4 Ftsh.soas'
Hsss aaa The osst sascuvs EsfernatioS
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-01
NOT SATISFIED WITH CAPITAL
United Christian Party Wants 1t Re-
moved from Washington to
Rock Island.

DAVENPORT, Ia, April 3o.-(Special
Telegram. 1--WE believe that the national
capital Is located too far east. and will
memorabilia congress to remove it to Rock
Island, the handsome island between this
city and the city OF Rock Island, on which
Rock Island arsenal stands" said w. r.
Benkert, national chairman Of the United
Christian party today.
Chairman Benkert has called a national
convention Of his party to be held at Black
Hawk watch tower near Rock Island next
Thursday and this matter of the moving
Of the capital will be acted upon.
Plans for an international gathering Of
the party In st. Louis next year will be
considered. The party has suficient fol-
lowing TO have run a presidential ticket
for several recent elections.