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Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-08
CHIEF WHITE X GHOST
MarE
GIVE THE BOYS A SHOW.
Opportunities to Act as Host n Cur,
for BashfuIness.

opportunities TO Act as Host n Cure
for BashfuIness.
Valentine parties will be popular as long
as hearts are young and heels respond TO
music and in planning the social evening
for her family OF half-grown children, II Is
a wise mother who counts upon the assist
anee Of her boys.
The capabilities Of boys in this line arc
seldom appreciated. A girl is instructed in
the proper way OF receiving guests and
looking after their entertainment. while
the average boy in the average family is
duly informed as 10 clean collars, new ties
and other toilet accessories, and then lef.
to his own devices.
II the mother would only try the lad
she would hnS him taking to the duties OF
host like young duck to water. boy
likes to feel important, and being the host
In reality as well as on the face Of the in
vitation, fills him with a sense OF import
ance. to which he instantly rises. AS a
cure for bashfulness. the responsibility OF
looking after the comfort and pleasure OF
others works like charm. A girl, espe-
cially after she passes a certain age, is apt
to steal OF in a corner with her best friends
and leave less favored guests to their own
devices. boy is more broad minded than
his sister, and unhampered by furbelows
and those violent intimacies Of girlhood. d.
vides his attentions more evenly.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-08
FORTUNE OFFERED TRoTTER
Brighton Beach Purses Range from
$4,000 to s2O,OOO Per
Race.

NEW YORK, Feb. &c. A McCully, sr,
of the New York Trotting associa ton made
public the stakes for the grand circuit
meeting at Brighton Beach next August
There are five stakes valued at 5000, the
largest amount ever offered at any one
meeting for light harness horses.
The richest prize is the Bonner Memorial
for 2;l2 trotters. which has a guaranteed
value of $4,000, double the amount given
for the event last year. The Brighton
Beach, for 2:l0 PAGERS, Is also increased to
twice its amount in 1902 and is now worth
$4,000.
Three other purses for 2:20 trotters 2:2O
PAGERS and 2:35 class, open to 4-year-olds,
are fixed at 5000 each.
Entries Tor these five contests close on
March T. Some thirteen other classes will
be arranged later. bringing the total pre-
MUM list up to at least $4,000
All these early closing races are on the
Brighton Beach plan of sending non-winners
1 to the stable after three heats The events
probably will be best two I'm three heats.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-08
sherir BeIl wins club Housr.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 7.-When Sheriff
Bell Falloped home an easy winner I'm the
Club House handicap today he placed 81 800
to the credit OF his owner NJ. L. Hayman.
Paramount was sold for 1900 TO J. =.
Gibbs Carat was run up to S1.60J and
bought IN. Ceylon was run up TO 81 .10O and
sold 10 r.. II. Clark. Jerry Hunt was run
up TO $50 and bought I'm.
Jockey Redeem, who was hurt yesterday
In the fall Of Brief. shows but iittla i'm
provement today. The attending physicians
say he Is suffering from bruises and shock.
but will be Up and about again within q
week or ten days.
Weather rainy and track sloppy.
Results;
First race. selling. one mile: Carat won.
O,Hagen second, The Messenger third
Time: i;A
Second race. one mile: Hedge won Floyd
II. second, Melbourne Eclipse third. Time!
LAS 3-5
Third race. handicap. six furlongs: II
You Dare won, Harry New second, Bummer
third. Timei l:lS.
Fourth race, the Club House handicap,
one mile; Sheriff Bell won. Albert +. Dewey
second Emshee third. Tine: l:A
Fifth race, selling, one mile; Ceylon won,
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-08
LAST WEEK WITH THE BoWLERS
Omahas Make New Three-Gnme
Record and Increase Their
Lead.

After the performance of the Omaha
Bowling club last week the members of the
league have awakened to the cold fact that
this quintet by nothing short of a miracle
can be headed off In Its march to the cham
pionship The Omahas have just taken
three straight games from the Clarksons
and with a lead of more than $50 points in
percentage they have first place as good as
won, though the season is but just past the
two-thirds mark. In winning those three
games the Omahas established a new rec
ord they bowling the first three successive
games OF 800 or better ever rolled in Omaha
by a league team.
The Nationals took three straight from
the Krug Parks, and this caused a double
move IN the standing. The Nationals re-
placed he Clarksons at third, and the
Krug Parks gain undisputed possession OF
the bottom line. A week ago the Westerns
stood there also, but they have now moved
up by taking two games out of three from
the Germans. Otherwise the order of the
teams is not changed. The Gate City and
st. Charles teams did not play last week,
so they are behind the schedule, with only
forty-two games played each. They will
hold a special session and catch up with
the balance.
In the individual averages thirty rollers
are i'm the honor list. Emery is away first
and Seaman sticks a wide second. The list
reads.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-08
Prices May he Excessive.

MANILA, Feb. 7.-Governor Taft and
Archbishop Guidi, the papal delegate, will
resume on Monday the friar lands negotia-
tions, which were interrupted for the pur-
pose OF gathering data concerning the es-
timates. 1t is anticipated that the prices
asked by outside parties having equities in
the friar lands will prove excessive.
Neither the outsiders nor the members OF
the religious orders have as yet formally
submitted their figures.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-08
chicago Club to Play Here.

William Rourke manager of the Omaha
base ball team, has just completed arrange
ments to have three spring games here with
the management OF Frank Selee. The dates
set are April 7, and 9, and on these days
Vinton street park will be gracsd by the
Windy City stars in competition with the
Omaha team. Selee himself VIII be nC
small attraction, for he is immortalized in
local sport traditions as the manager OF
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-08
Duel is to he Fought.

PARIS. Feb 7.-Deputy Lasies. anti
semitic. has sent his seconds to Deputy
selle socialist, as a result OF a fight today
in the corridor Of the Chamber OF Deputies
The AFFAIR began when NJ selle applied an
epithet TO NJ. Lasles because OF the latter's
political speech. NJ. Lasies responded that
they would settle the matter elsewhere,
and NJ. selle struck NJ. Lasies a blow In
the face. other deputies then separated
the eombatants.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-08

Both Friday and Saturday were fine days
for shooting, despite the temperature, Sat
urday was milder than Friday. The air
was bright and clear both days and birds
active.
Monday night next Omaha shooters will
assemble at 1ownsend's gun store to COM
plete the details for the Nebraska against
Omaha team shoot to be held next Sat-
urday. The Omaha team will also be
selected at this meeting
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-08
Nebraska University Beaten.

CHEYENNE, wyo.. Feb. 7.-(Special
Telegram)-In the presence of 1900 people
the University OF Nebraska basket ball
team met with its first defeat on its west
ern tour here tonight, being defeated by
the Cheyenne Business college team, Score;
First half-University of Nebraska, Is;
Cheyenne. IS. Second half-University of
Nebraska, S3 Cheyenne, ~
Nebraska played a brilliant game, but
was never dangerous. Nolan of Cheyenne
was the star performer.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-08
noMIlng Match neclared 0n.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Feb. THE big
the Chicago Big Trio, under the manage
ment OF w. V. Thompson OF Chicago. and
all the All-Americans. under Sam karpt
OF Dayton. which was to have been a fea-
ture OF the Bowling Congress, has been de-
clared Cff because the later teams will not
be available.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-08

for today. No oficial session was held
however. and IL is probable none will be
will be one OF the chief topics OF discussion
and u will be decided whether the league
will enter Chicago during the coming sea-
son There Is said TO be little chance for
the removal Of the St Paul club to this
city, as has been currently speCulated upon.
Tho subject will come before the meeting
for discussion. however.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-08

CHICAGO. Feb by unauimous vote of
the athletic council. Iowa State college II.
!. Weefers, once the worlds champion
Splinter, has been secured for track
trainer for the coming season. Weefers IS
now I'm Baltimore and will take charge OF
the work here March 1.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-08
win Visit Famine District.

NEW YORK. Feb. Among the pas
sfngcrs sailing today on the steamship
Blucher Is Dr. Louis Klopscbs who will visit
the famipA stricken provinces Vi FINLAND,
Christian Herald relief fund. A third re-
mittance OF $1,000 has been cabled to the
central relief committee at Helsingfors and
$500 10 the Swedish famine commission,
Stockholm for the relief Of suffering
swedes, making a total OF $4,000 thus far
cabled for the famine fund.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-08
Countenancing ImmoraI Prsotice.

He protects and allows immoral charac-
ters (whitesl and prostitutes TO stay on
the reservation and to molest our women
not send them away when told about them.
But he accuses good people of immoral
practices and tries to get rid of them on
these grounds. He makes all these bad
people his friends because they try to help
him cover up wrong actions on his part.
good supply so Indians have gotten It and
been drunk, and he will not punish white
men and an eighth-breeo indian woman
because these people are his friends and In
Volved in many of his doings, although
they have given whisky to Indians,
When our school opened nearly sn half Of
our children were away with their parents
and many children are not yet i'm the
school, although It has been opened nearly
two months. Many children are not sent
to school because our agent will not order
them to go.
An Indian inspector was here several
weeks ago with a stenographer, took down
most of these things against the agent In
writing and sent them to the Great Father
more than two monhs ago. and still this
man is permitted to stay and continue his
work. 1 am getting old and have waited
long, and / hope before / die to see my
tent and dishonest Indian agents. My good
friends government sometimes makes more
fuss about the length OF my fast diminish
ing hair, but as have tried to be honest
with them, l pray that they will treat me
I'm the same manner Will the good friends
all over the country not help us to get free
and keep free from this kind of men? Our
spirits are hungry for good men to help us.
Our young men go away to school and are
helped. but they come back TO be made
tools of by bad men. Your friend,
CHIEF WHITE x GHOST.
Mark.
The Indian Rights association people in
sst they will not cease their efforts until
the injuries inflicted on the Indians by in
competent or dishonest agents are all
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-08
To stay with washington Club.

WASHINGTON. Feb. Fired c. Postal.
president OF the Washington Base Ball
club who arrived here from Detroit today,
announced positively that Delehanty will
be kept with the Washington club and that
Ryan also will be signed again. President
Ban johnson of the American league wIl
arrive here tonight
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-08
scores of Live Bird Contests.
The scores were:
Saturday Afternoons shoot,

Saturday afternoon there was more
shooting at the gun club grounds. Some
dozen sportsmen held a competition at
twenty-five targets. Entrance was SO, and
Smith, Townsend, Lewis and Jones we're
tied for hrst with 23 broken each. The
scores:
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-08

The Way second. Benson Caldwell third.
Time; 2:42 is.
Sixth race, selling, six furlongs: Jerry
Hunt won. Miss Stanley second, Stuart
Young third. Time: i;17 1-5.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-08
nn.e mann Mem in ChicaRo.

CHICAGO. Feb. 7.-American association
base ball men are gathering I'm Chicago for
their annual meeting originally scheduled
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-08
Beatric. TeamI. Defented.

BEATRICE, Neb.. Feb. 7.-(Special.)-Th
Beatrice bowling team went 20 Crete Thurs
day and met defeat at the hands OF the
crete bOwlers By l5S pins.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-08
Rem Has clean Card

Practically the same shooters then held
race at twenty-five live birds. Rem took
first with clean card. Dick Kimball was
second with "a killed. The scores;
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-08

This week the other twenty bowlers of
the league are printed in their rolling
order. They are the men who have not
rolled an average of 500 pins for three
games They stand:
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-08

not long after appointed as our judge. He
appoints Incapable, old and crippled white
men and UNFIT boys to positions in the
school and at the agency He does not no
tice the fact that the Indian trader en-
ployed many white men I'm his store as
herders upon the reservation, which posi-
tion the Indian should have, as stated in
his license. Many of his herders are very
undesirable white young men, who ran
after our women.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-08
Murderer Is Lynched.

DUBLIN. Ga, Feb. Lee Hall, oolored,
who shot and mortally wounded Sheriff
Crawford on Wednesday, was taken from
jail at Wrightsville today and lynchetl
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-08
At Live Bird shoot.

The scatter men wanted to see what the
stage artists, could do in their line, so they
arranged a live bird shoot for Friday aft
ernoon. This was held at the Omaha Gun
club grounds across the river. There were
two races OF ten live birds each. Winona
killed nine birds in each, Frank eight each
time.
Winona meanwhile gave sideight rife
exhibitions. pulling down the pigeons that
were crippled but got out Of grounds. At
11O yards with her 22-caliber she killed
them repeatedly as they fiuttered on the
ground One time a bird landed on the
fence and chung there. The distance by
actual measurement was 10 yards. WI
mona put four shots out Of Ave in the bird
before It fell of. Then the gunners threw
up clay pigeons for her and she would break
them as fast as one man could throw them
up.
In the live bird races there was but one
money and 81 entry. Hafer took the money
in the first with a clean score. In the Sec
ond Kimball, Lewis and Fogg tied with
clean scores and divided the money.
Scores of Live Bird Contests.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-08
AMONG THE TRIGGER ARTISTS
'Winona and Frank Show They Gan Work
Of as Well as on Stage,
THEY APPEAR At OMAHA RIFLE CLUB
Also Participate in Live Bird shoot
at Omaha GUN Club Grounds and
Make Remarkably Good
Scores.

winona and Frank. the trigger artists
who have been at the Orpheum during last
week we're the sensation Of the week with
Omaha shooters. Thursday and Friday we're
turned into little gun carnivals for the en-
tertanment Of these firearms experts, and
the pair proved beyond a doubt that they
can shoot of the stage as well as on and
perform feats in the open that are really
more remarkable than those done behind
the footlights.
Thursday night Wlnona and Frank were
invited down to the regular weekly shoot
OF the Omaha Rife club. at the range be-
low Townsend's gun store. They gave a
preliminary exhibition there and wl'A %
caliber rifles accomplished most anything.
Winona, for instance, the woman Of the
pair. shot sixteen straight bulls-eyes at
sixty feet in just Ave seconds. She used
Marlin repeater, using % shorts sixteen
times with one loading. The bulls-eye was
half an inch in diameter. the regulation
size for the distance. Later the club held
its shoot and Frank and Winona partici-
pated. putting the Omahans to shame by
their performance. A big crowd was pres
ent at the range to see all this done, and
there were shotgun devotees there as well
as rihemen.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-29

explain including four lights flat lights
Watou number 10 each
Watou The column headed total bill
the basis of all the lights burning hour night for onight
pe0))N ahou
night the bill o will be SAC and the total bill
STA
Example q Suppose residence has lights would have fixed charge
Bills
absolutely the and 1000 Whours the cheapest light
inOregon
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-29

Above 40 lights Sc for each additional light Where nl
chants paying 15c per 1000 Watthcurs they will
1000 with fixed charge depending numbd
bill reduced 10 per
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-09-27
GOES WELL
Alaska Club of Seattle Huge
 Success

The Seattle Alaska, Club started less than a month ago, has meet with sue cess far beyond the expectations of it's most enthusiastic promoters. Without any systematic canvass, over 300 mem- bers have been placed on the rolls or ganization. Within the next six months, from present indications, the club will have nearly 1000 members.
 The object of the club is to have q body in Seattle composed of men inter- ested in Alaska, by whose aid the peo- pie of that district can bring their needs before the authorities, and also to furnish an organization whose sole aim is to help the future devevelop- ment of the northern country and to show to the public the great work al. ready done in developing the resources of Alaska.
 A permanent exposition of exhibits and documents relating to Alaska will be maintained by the club in Seattle, as we'll as headquarters, where per sons familiar with the country can con- gregate for the exchange of views cons corning it's needs.
 The following officers of the club have teen elected to serve until tho annual meeting in May, lsOi:
 Presldent--S. s. Bailey.
 Vice Presidents-o. Sauter and John w. Roberts, Seattle; A. P. Swineford, Ketchikan; J. W. Leedy, Valdez; D. A.. Mckenzie, Koyukuk; Capt. H. N. Nice, Dutch Harbor; Dr. Cabell Whitehead, Nome.
 Treasurer-N. H. Latimer.
 Secretary-John C. Green.
 Executive Committee-William Pi- gott, James D. Hoge, Jr., Will A. Steel, I. E. Jennings, Frank T. Hunter T. 5. Lippy, J. E. Chilberg.
 Trustee-A. ". Hastie, J. L. McDon- aid, Julien A. Becker.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-09-27

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan
 Juneau, Sept. 96. There is a persist ent rumor on tho streets of Juneau that Decker Brothers, the oldest mer- cantile firm in this city, has sold out it's business and stock to the Ross-Hig- gins Company, Of Skagway. The pur' chase price is said to be between s25,'
 900 and s3O,OOO. It is said that the Skagway firm has been trying to branch and to get into Juneau for some time, and that it was discovered that the only way to get into the city was
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-09-27
MORE SHOCK.
White Pass Received Horses
 on the Humboldt.

The White Pass is making great ar engagements for their winter stage ser vice between whitehorse and Dawson. Besides the horses that they have kept in the interior, they have receive l sev. eral large shipments from below re- gently. Yesterday on the Humboldt the stage line people received 57 head, They will be taken over the line today. They are fine looking animals, directly from Eastern Washington and North ern Oregon ranges.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-09-27
wni Give Rarvo.t Homo

There will be a harvest home service at the Episcopal church next Sunday. Special music is being arranged for the occasion and an interesting program arranged. The special choir and the music will be under the direction of R. W. Taylor. The complete program Nill be published in a few days.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-09-27
MANY THERE
One Hundred at WhitehOrSe
 and More Coming

Especial Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.l
 Wnitehorse, Sept. 2i.-One hundred passengers are at Whitehorse and near ly as many more arc expected before Che departure Of the train for Skagway Monday. The Thistle arrived at 9 o'clock this morning, and after that in the order named came the mounted po- lice boat Vilettc, Che $. s. Bailey and the Wilbur Crimmius.
 Tho Whichorsc and Dawson are cN. pected Co arrive tomorrow.
 The Canadian sailed at 5;3O o'clock last night and the Columbian will sail at daylight tomorrow.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-09-27

Hous,brcaker- aIc getting n their work In SsaEvay. The recently ve- clted house of F.J. DcGruytsr, a- Che corner oi Tenth avenue and Alaska street. was che 'a,,s, Co be entered ant robbed. Soo, time during Che 'ss, week thc house was entered and aii tac furniture in it consisting ot tables
 stand, chairs, lamps aud o.hcr ar,.,.c- wcrr tascn away. There was nothing left bat che carpcts The time ot th' rosb,ry Is no. snovn, os no one lives i1
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-09-27
In New Quarters

Phil Abrahams, Skagway's only real estate and insurance agent, hos moved his quarters from the building SO long occupied by him to his own building across the street adjoining the place of business of Remick & Mclean. The new building has been elegantly fitted up and Mir. Abcahams has onefct thc very best offices in the city.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-09-27
Dano. wiil Bs n suoo ss

The preparations fir the first Arctic Brotherhood dance of the season arc proCressingsm such a manner that the committee having it in charge feels jus tined m guaranteeing a good time to all those who attend. The program will be out early next week. The dance will take place next Friday.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-09-27
HUMBOLDT IN
Arrived With Big Load of
 Eggs for Dawson

The Humboldt arrived in port at 6 o'clock yesterday morning, just IS hours late, from Seattle, due to miss- ing tides. The Humboldt had a full load of freight, amounting to 42O tons, and including nearly loo tons of eggs and spuds for the Dawson markets.
 The Humboldt brought 24 passengers for Skagway, and when she sailed at ! last night she took out 72 passengers.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-09-27
MRS. ALLEN IS HERE
L,rgo Stock of Millinery wm Be
 Displayed Tuesday

Mrs. Allen would notify her friends and the public that her large and elab- crate stock Of millinery will be opened and displayed for their inspection on Tuesday, September 20th.
 The announcement of her place of business will be made Tuesday morn ing
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-09-27
ANOTHER SKAGNAY HOUSE
 BURGLARIZFD
IA Dwelling House Belonging to F. J. de Gruy ter Entered and Looted By Robbers
 Everything But Carpets Taken

jt. and yesterday WIS Che irst t.wc any o1c having the right Co do SO, had cu' t.r,d ,- for week. T, was then thst che discovery vas made.
 T. putty Marshal Johu W. Shook has been working on tho case diligently, acd is doing al in his power Co run down t5e burglars.
 Thi,i ,be second house robbsrwthin .aW.,k iu and near tho city. Then, has p.,n no disclosures c0nccruiug thc robbcy oi che cabin on che Lc Roy mine.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-09-27
MADE KICK
Claim That Hainps SilOOn
 Men Objected

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan. ]
 Juneau, Sept. % It Is stated by court officials here that Judge Brown was induced Co move with reference to gambling at Skagway, because Haines saloon men kickec because gambling was permitted at skagway and refused at that place.
 Judge Brown says that open gam bling must stop and that houses of il fame will not be permitted to sell liquor without a license.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-09-27
THREE DUE
Flyers Princess, Seattle and
 Dolphin

There vill b, thrcc flyers in port tbe first oi next week. Tomorrow night Che Princess Nav is billed Co arrive and she will sail out Tuesday cver- ing. The Seattle and Dolphin are both expected here "Wednesday. Several freight steamers are due in the mean time Co keep things hustliug on thc whlrvcs.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-09-27
GOES OVER
Test Casc Will B. Trie Next
 "Wednesday

Tho case against Belle schouler for maintaining house Of ill fame c me up yes erdav, but was postponed until Wednesday by Judge Rogers. In this case the jurisdiction Of the United Slates commissioner in such eases will be tested.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-09-27
Many Pi.hermoH in Town

The Humboldt stopped at Chilkoot northbound yesterday morning and brought i7 fishermen up from tho cam ncry, who went south on Che steamer Co Seattle lust night They proceeded to. have rood time in town yesterday.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-09-27

C. B. Haraden, manager of the Ross Higgins Co.,, was seen last night by a Daily Alaskan representative in refer ence to the matter, and he refused to either confirm or deny the rumor of the purchase of the big store of Deck or Bros. at Juneau.