davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-12-31

caiem mieScie wiedziano, IL popo-
Gudniu nawiedzila Chicago katal
strofa niesiychana, najwieksze
nieszczescie, jake kiedykolwiek
w miescie sic zdarzyfo. Me moze
ia katastrofa por6wnaG sic mar
wet straszny pozar W r. 1871, kto-
ry wprawdzie obrocit W perzyne
znaczns czesc miasta zrzadzii
szkode materyalna ma wiele NIB
lion6w dolarow, = ale nawet W
przyblizeniu ME byl powodem
smierci tylu ludzi.
A kiIka minut wystarczyfo, a.
zeby ia drobnyrn stosunkowo OBJ
szarze straszne to nieszczeScie
spowodoWacl
w teatrze nowowybudowanym
przy Randolph str, blisko State
str, zwanym Iroquois, ht6ry d
23 listopada b. r. dopiero 2ostas
otwarty dla publicznosci,-wczo-
raj odbywafo sic wesole przedsta-
wienie poposudniowe. Grano "Mr.
Bluebeard", farse wspaniala wy
stawa, prepayment dekoraeya-
mi, Sciagajaca codziennie liczne
Aurny publicznoSci do tego tea
tru, tenn bardziej, il sam teatr,
jake nowo wybudowany wedle
wszelkich wymagah nowoczes-
nyoh, uznany "a "absolutnie bez-
pieczny", tworzys atrakcya. Ma
matinee" zebraio sic tyle ludzi
(okolo 1900, re teatr byi pre-
pe1niony, a nawet duzo os6b stae
musialo: najwiecej zas byso ko-
biet j dzieci dlatego, ze bylo to
przedstawienie popoludniowe.
w drugim akcie sztuki teatr
dla efektu byl przyciemniony. Ma
scenic bylo kilkanascie osob, glo-
wnie baletnic, swiatio calcium
aparatu ustawionego ma podsta-
vie 6 stop wysokiej ma scenic, ma
gicznie oswietlaio scene. w apa-
racie powstala eksplozya, leleka,
ledwie dostrzegalna, i zwieszajace
sic kulisy zajely sic, o czem
swiadczy1 ma1y p4omyczek jak
wstazka ognia, ktora zablysla ma
chwile. Niektorzy widow "a
niepokoili sic. Gl6wny komik wy
stapil naprz6d sceny zawo}aa'
"Prosze o spok6j. Maly ogieh ma
scenic. Ale niebezpieczehstwa ME
ma" Kilka osob jednak pobiegfo
ku drzwiom. Odzwierny ME chcia3
ich otworzyG, azeby ME powstala
panika. Ale plomieh ma scenic sic
zwiekszyl; baletnice wybiegly
przerazone. Jeszcze widziano, jak
starano sic spusciG asbestowa "a
s1one, jak ia zaczepila sic spasc
ME chciaIa, = i W okamgnieniu
stalo sic cos TAX przerazajacego,
ze juz opisat tego niepodobna.
P1omienie ogarnely kulisy ze-
wnetrzne i z szybkoscia biyska-
wicy ogarnely sufit mad publicz-
noscia. Natychmiast dym gesty
zape1nil teatr. Odzwiernego ode
pchnieto wylamano wyjscia glo-
wne, slsruszcno zapory zelazne,
cisnieto sic do drzwi. Nieopisany
scisk utrudniaI wychodzenie tyn,
kt6rzy byli w parterze, duszono
sic wzajefnnie, obalano, tratowa-
no, ale wydostawaIno sic ma vol
nose i Z gosci parterowych isto-
tnie wieksza czesc wydostala sic
ma dwor. Ale ci kt6rzy byli na
balkonach ma galeryach, prawie
absolutnie juz wydostawat sic ME
nogli, balustrady trzaslkiem Ia
maiy sic, ludzie spadali;; niekto-
rzy przedostawszy sic do okien,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-12-31
PRZRGLAD
POLETYKl MlEDzYAARODOWEJ.
Chicago 81 gvudnla.

w Be1gradzie zapanowa3y sto-
sunk ogoulnfe ndePewne, CO jest
prostem nastepstwen niedawnej
rzsa W kouaacu. Dya1tatura wo3-
sNowa gneb4 kroha, Rad / skup-
szezyne, lot5ra teraz En6w sic re
braa jak gdyby po to jedynie, d
by wysz2y na wierzch wszystlns
niesnasld, ist6ro kraj nurtujs. W
dsgu 1z6thego panowania lroaa
Pfotra zachwtal sig juz drugd z 10
lei CABINET; w sacupszczyute de-
putoman, b.js sie jak " szynku;
Erewni lcr6lewscy zjeehah de do
stoHcy - jedni po TO, aby Radae
wybitnych stanowisk apairazy,
lnnI, teby dowodz6, Il nia Ara
Piotr, ale oni majs wieksze prawa
do trouu. Ksiaze AleksyKarageor-
giewicz, przedstawiciel starszej
Eni, ma juA podobao w wojslcu
w&asne stronnlctwo, ale w szcze-
ros& jego dazeh MAKO arso wierzy,
mianowicie dounysla sie oga, Ae
wotssco pozornis sic rozdwoilo, a.
by jsdna Geese gnozia kr6lod
detronizacys, a druga, korEysta-
jac z tego, trzyzuala so W k'rate-
Ii. Krol podobno gHosnO sic ska
rzy, ze opuSci3y go wszystkie rzs-
dy europejsiae, wprawdzie ME tax
wyraznie, jak angielsti, kt6ry ME
nawiazal MIN dypbomatycznych
stosunl6w, lecz w ten spos6b, re
wcale mu ME ulatwsaja paUowa-
MIA bronienia sic Cd spiskow.
Utrzymuja talxze, zs rzad peters
burssi zaczyna sie odeh odwra-
ca2, a dowoden tego ma bye 10,
ze rosyjski posea p. Czaytow, o
ECt6rym w Petersburgu sic dowie-
dztauo, 70 Z mieszlcania swego,
polo4onego tuz pred honalaen,
spokojnie przez dwie godztny pa
trza2 przez ol7rpo na naoudowanie
rodziny Obrenowicz6w, otrzy-
mai uriop, lt6rego powr6ci tyl-
ko % swe rrchonosci SuPkszcgy-
na, posluszna wshaz6wkom XII
ki kr6bob6jc6Vv] uniewaznia teraz
wybory pos}ow, nienalezacych do
handy n1ordercow; tego powo-
du oodzieh odbywajs sic W niej
b6jId zacietos4 rosnie. Ponie-
maz Rosya o!eazuie wstret kr6lo-
b6jcom, wiec wlekszosc sl1up-
szczyny wstrzssa russofilskim ga
binetem Grunicza q nawzajern
mniejszoSc sdaAa sie do metropo-
lily z wezwaniem, ably ustepil,
zarnkna{ sig w klasztorze naso-
Eyl IA sieble polxuts "a to, &e ma
drugi dzieh po zanordowariu O.
brenowiczow wygsosR W soborze
kazan1e, ~ f1torern nazwa3 ten
mord czynem patryotycznyrn. Ia
denozrstraCya mniejszosci TAX sig
podobaas nieszhahcom stolicy, 70
Erobii ty1n deputowenyn owa-
eye, a poniewaz ori naleza do
stronnieswa Pasicza, wiec krol,
chcsc mice hrd "a soba, postano-
wiz dat dymisye Gruiczowd, q po-
woba6 Pasicza. Jedrak jedni u
tTzyrnujs, 2e hrka krolob6jc6w
ME pozwoliia iuolowi rozporzs-
dzaG gabineten, irzi zas Eape-
wniaja, ze Pasicz ME stawa sic
"a wezwanie kr6Iewslie, lecz
nial oSVdadczyc, Il wolf troche
5eszcze zaczeka6 i bye minlstrem
repubid. Lad1e wiec tam wy
tworzyly sic stosunhi! Ale czyz
byma inaczej po nloczemnych
mordach7
Rosyjslde czasopisn1o "Oswo-
bozderie' tax ocsnla publiczna
dzaalnose znnariego w Warsza-
sssie ADurhtina I iaco evs+e-n.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-12-31
POnruki grOznG bury.
Dyplomaci ME wierza utrzymanie pokoju.
Stany 1sdnoezuna tratga Chinami pOry nandzuske'
CARNEGIE PoPIERA NAUKE AsFRoNoMII.
Ksrdyaa Gibbons wobeo kwesN 6piewu gregoryansdegO

CO rosyjskiej ma iresach polsheh'
w szeregu r6znych przyczyn
hanuuctwa ursyfikacyjnej pohty-
Id w "Przywislahskim kraju" -
jedna : najgl6wrliejsEych bys,
zdaniem "Oswobo1dienia" - or
dynarny, aietaEtowny, q co mai
waan3ejsze, gsupi Apuchtinowsld
system W. dzlale oswiaty. Nigdzie
W ca5ei Rosy ME dobierano Ia
lcs staranno5cia Sdyotow prosta-
low ra stanowiskA lauczyciel-
ssae, jak w warszaws,dm olcregu
"a czas6w Apucttina- WszelSd
przeblysk Eywszego zaintoreso-
wanna sic sprawami uauczania lub
wychowania byl tutaj przedmro-
tenn poScigu, jake niebezpieczns
wolnomyslnos6, Wszellkie zbyte-
czne slowo nauczyciela IA lex
cyach, poprzednio ME wslcazane
w programach lub ksiazkach
szlcoInych, by,o juz podejrzanem
W oczach dyrekcyi. zeby pre-
szaoodziG wymianie unySli miedzy
nauczycielern a uczniami, wyda-
no przepls Re kazdy nauczyciel
na ka1dej leioeyi winien wpisae co
na}nnlej 10 "stopni" do 'eiasowe-
go dEtennika. Me n4iaE wiec czasu
ma rozmowy ,acznaami. JezeH
zaS naueEyc,el ME zdazya wye
gzan1inowania dziesieciu uezniowi
to ztnuszony by1 pdsenlnie poda6
przyezyny, co ME zawsze uWalnia-
10 go cd nagany dyrektora- Poia-
cy ME nien prawa uczyt W szlco-
bach historyi, ami geografii ale
faktycznte Apuchtin nie dopu-
szczai ich zupetnie do pedagogi-
cznej dzia1aInosci, pozwalajac i'm
uczyt jedynie tezyha polsldego,
jagoprzednnIotu nadobowiazkowe-
go, ale ma tych lelccyach wykza-
danym bys jezyk rosNsd. Cd ro-
syjslSich nauczycieE ME wymaga-
10 sae and pedagogicznych IDOL
nosci, ami znajomosci wykAadane-
go przedtniotu, lecz wystarczyl
Katkowsld patryotyzn, pine u
czeszczanie DO cerl1wi bicie po-
kson6w, a opr6cz tych "cn6t", do
brze widziauy byi oNdynarny, py-
szafkowaty spos6b tralktowania
wszystkiego co polstde.
Ma takirn gruncie, wSr6d nau-
czycielsl1ego srodowiska war
szawskiego okergu us}alo sobie
slime gniazdo. 1apowrictwo i
wiodIo W tenn gnIezdzie zywot
bfogi, bez trwogi kontrot. Mp.
VI V warszawskim gimnazyum,
"a czas6w dyrektora Kanskiego.
ami jeden uczef ME m6gi wstapie
/ t1kohczye gimnazyum, ME "a
pfaciwszy przedtem wcale wyso-
Idej (pare set rubli) sunny picnic
dzy. Nauczyciele szH "a tym przy-
klademA
sposoby pobierania 'danin" by
ay najrozmaitsze. z jednyni noz-
na byso sic "porozumiet" "a po-
moca ich 1on, tesciowych, a ma
wet EwykEych 6aktorow Irni "a
kaadali sic o wieksze sunny ro-
dzicanl uczniow: ojciec zape-
wrliaa, % jego syn przepadnie
przy egzaminie, podczas gdy na-
uczyciel byl przeclwnego Ddania
4 gotow byl nawet o to sic zaAo-
Eye. - Los zwykle sprzyjal nau-
czycielowi. Byli takze j inn1, WIG
cej pomyslowi. Naprzyklad pc
wien nauczyciel zaopatrzywszy
sic spisem uczm6wI ktorzy podali
sie 0 przyjecie 90 za.kladu, udaje
sie do ich rodzioow i mow4 i'm:
"Jam got6w pans pomodz przy
tm,eszczeniu syla w girnra-
zycun; jestcn W dobrych stosun-
knch dyrektorem lub inspekto-
rem, to rzecz do zrobienia. Ale
wtdd pan, trzeba gdzieniegdzie
posmaEoma6 przyrzec dae pdpo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-12-31

Londynle. Japonia zbroi sic, aze-
by wywrzet nacisk ma Rad peter
sbursld, a Rosyi ME spieszy sic z
udzielaniem Japoni ostatecznej
odpowiedzi. Ma note japonska
odpowie Rosya ME predict, niz
10 stycznia.
Waszyngton, 81 grudnia.
Pose3 japohsl1i zapewnia, re ro-
znych stron Stan6w Gjednoczo-
nyeh otrzynsa1 listy cd wybi-
tnyeh amery4oanskich obywatel z
zapewlieniem, re synpatye A
meryGan6w So po stronic Japonii.
Obywatele ci ofiarujaN swe uslu-
gi, azeby zatarg JaPonii z Rosya
za&atwie naSdrodze polubownej.
Petersburg, 81 grudnia. - Aze-
by uspokoit zyd6w W roznych
krajach, a zwlaszcza W Stanach
ZjednocDonych, donosi minister
spraw wewnetrznych, re nigdy
w Kiszyniewie ME panowal taxi
spokoj, jak obecnie.
Wiedeh, 81 grudnia- - Cesarz
Franeiszek J6zef ME zosta1 tknie-
ty paralizem, lecz upad&, zawa-
dziwszy ostroga o dJ-wan. Wczo-
raj }uS chodzil i za1etwiaa biezace
sprawy. Zapowiedzianych przyje6
festyndw uie odwoaano.
Pekin, 81 grudnia. - Rad
chihski zapewnii posla amerykah-
sldego, ze cesarz zatwierdzi trak-
tat O otwarciu portow w Man
dzuryi ola handlu amerykahsldie-
go. Skoro cesarz zaopatrzy doku-
ment sws pieczecia, ollrety anne
rytcahskie beda mialy swobodny
przystep do portow Mukden i
Antung.
Birmingham, N. Y, 81 grudnia.
Zamieszkaiy tutaj A. D. Wales
pragnie wytoczye process Johno-
Wi Mitchell, prezesowi zwiaz-
lo6w g6rniczych 0 $2oo,ooo od-
szkodowania. Wales powoia ma
swiadectwo prezyderta Roose-
Welt, senatora Plat J. Pierponta
Morgan, azeby wykazae, re jen1u
ralezy sig zasEuga zgodnego "a
latwienia sporu mledzy gornika-
mi a w4ascicielami lcopalh.
Omaha, Neb,, 81 grudnia. =
Ma 8ebrauiu republikan6w z tu-
tejszego stanu indorsowano kan
dydature Roosevelta ma przyszie-
go prezydenta Johna L. Web
stera ma wIceprezydenta Stanow
Zjedn.
Indianapolis, 81 grudnia. - Sc
dzia Carter ze sadu wyzszego
wydal wyrok, zabraniajacy straj-
k1erom niepolcoi6 robotnikow we
fabryce firmy indianapolis Foun-
dry Company. Sedzia powolaa sic
ma sbowa Johna Mitchell, re pra-
wdzlwy unionlsta ME powiuien
nigdy dopuszczac sic bezprawia.
Washington, 81 grudnia- -
Krol stalowy Carnegie pragnie
przepnaczyc lwia Geese swojego
majatku ma zafozenie W roznych
punktach polnocnej poludniowej
Amegki obserwatoryow astrono-
micznych, zaopatrzonych w maj
nowsze i najdokEadnlejsze narze-
dzia do obserwowania gwiazd i
zjawisk atmosferycznych. Carne-
gle ME pozaIuje fundusz6w ma "a
lozenlc utrzymanie taldch sta
cyl obserwacyjnych.
Baltimore, 81 grudnia. - Kar-
dynal Gibbons oswiadczyl, re
wskaz6wSi Ojca swietego O mu-
zyce hoScielnej odnosza sic glo-
wnie do Wsoch Francyi, gdzie
o prawdziwem nabozehstwie w
kosciolach nla2o jest mowy 'wo-
bee faktu, re ch6ry tarntejsze
przypominaja raczej opery niz
ko5oioly. w tutejszych boscio1ach
przewaza spiew gregoryahskl, a
inne Spiewy muzyka So zgodne
powaga koscio}6w rzymsko-ka-
toliokich. S1owa Ojca Swietego do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-12-31

Rcsyjsde czasopismo "Oswo-
bozderie" tax ooenia publiczna
dzsasalnose znsar}ego w Warsza-
vie Apuchtiha / jego system:
znaarH nisdawno warszawsld
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-26
LEGISLATURE MAKING RECORD
Session Than Any of Its
PredeceaHOrs.

PIERRE, S. D., Jan. 25.-(Special 1.-THE
session of two years ago up to the sixteenth
day. when the adjournment of this session
was taken, had passed but one law. Up
to the recess ten senate bills and one sem
ate Joint resolution had been passed and
filed with the proper senate officers, while
three house bills and one house joint reso-
luton had gone through the mill and we're
completed, making a total of thirteen laws
and two joint resolutions for the completed
work.
The senate bills passed were No. 2, pro-
viding for holding terms Of court at other
than county seat towns; No. 7, ceding jur-
isdiction to the United States over certain
lands at Hot Springs for the purpose Of a
national soldiers home; No. 22. setting
aside So 5000 for the expense OF litigation
Of the state land department, and Nos. II,
y, 10, II, IS, 10 and 90, the laws putting
the revised code into effect. The resolu-
tion, being No. l, providing for resub-
mission Of the question of capital location.
The house bills which have become laws
are No. 80, appropriating money for the
per diem and mileage OF the members and
employees of the two houses of the legisla-
ture; No. 10, fixing terms Of court in the
Fourth judicial circuit. and No. ., carry
AA6 ~ NV EAbNA0Abnn VI tue EbnHAlNuAlpnhl
amendment making 5 per cent the rate Of
interest on school fund loans. The Joint
resolution was No. 2. providing for the pub
lication and distribution of legislative
manuals and handboOks.
The house has been slower in the in
PRODUCTION OF bills than It was two years
ago, the total up to date being ninety-three
bills and four joint resolutions, while at
the same date two years ago III bills and
three Joint resolutions had been presented.
Up to adjournment eighty-seven bills and
four Joint resolutions had been presented
In the senate. while at the same date two
years ago seventy-four bills and six reso-
buttons had gone in.
The total OF bills for special appropria-
tons so far introduced amounts TO $780,
So9.24, with several OF the different insti-
tutions OF the state not asking for anything
and the desires of the state militia yet
to be made known.
Many OF the appropriation bills are in
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-26
LOCK GETS FIVE HUNDRED
Jury Finally Reaches Verdict After Being
Out Since Thursday Noon.
MATERIAL SHAVE ON FORMER JUDGMENT
City saves Fifteen Dollars
by HAVING the Former Confess
sion Of Judgment Set
Aside.

A sealed. verdict returned yesterday aft
ernoon by the district court jury in me
personal injury damage suit Of Henry Lock
against the City Of COUNCIL Bluffs lie said
to be in favor OF the plaintin for $500. The
jury wenrl out Thursday noon and the YER
dict was reached yesterday afternoon at
3 o'clock after seven.y-fve hours dslt5era-
tion. The verdict is considered to be a
compromises one ae 1t was said that when
the jury was sent to bed Saturday night it
stood 8 to 4 in favor of the city.
This SUIT has attracted more than ordi-
nary attention, owing 10 the peculiar cir
cumstances connected With il. Lock origi-
nally brought suit for $1,000 damages, al
leging permanent injuries as the result Of
a fall caused by d defective sidewalk on
Broadway. In June, 1901, before the case
was entered for trial. Locks attorney sue
ceeded in Inducing the city council at a
secret session behind closed doors to agree
10 accept Judgment against the city for
1900. Judgment for this amount was &C.
cordingly entered against the city and then
It was asserted that Lock had asslgued his
interest in the judgment for $3.50 to a mem
Der Of the family Of one OF his attorneys.
At the same time the attorneys Hlod a lion
on TIE judgment Of 81, 600 for their services.
Lock, when informed OF the fact that the
city had consented to accept Judgment for
$4,000 alleged that he was not aware when
he signed a paper presented hin by one Of
his attorneys that he had assigned away
his interest in $1,000 for a mere bagatelle.
Mayor Jennings, on Investigating all the
circumstances refused to attach his sigma
ture to the resolution Of the city accept
ing Judgment on behalf OF the city and a
motion to set aside the Judgment was filed
in the district court. Nothing. however,
was done in the case until this term of
court, when Judge Thornell sustained the
motion Of the city to set aside the judg-
ment and the suit went to trial. ock
amended his petition increasing his claim
for damages from 5000 to 31O,S 800.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-26
MINOR MENTION.

Davis sells drugs.
For rent, modern house, 79 Sixth avenue.
Expert watch repairing. Leffert, 400 BY.
Annual reduction on pictures and picture
framing. c. r. Alexander a. Co.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. w. %. Harlan Of
Seventh avenue and Tenth street, a son.
Wanted, at once. boy with pony to carry
Bee route. Apply at the ofpce, 10 Pearl
We are headquarters for glass of all
kinds. See us before you buy. c. b. Paint,
OIL and Glass company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan Cessna Of Hast
lngs, Neb., are guests of their son, w. b.
Cessna Of Third avenue.
The Tuesday Euchre club will be enter
tained this week by Mrs. Waller Spooner
at her home, corner of Mill and Seventh
The Duck Hollow Gun club Of this city
ana the Armour Ua.l Gun club will contest
for honors Sunday. February s. The shoot
Will be at 100 live birds.
The series Of special week day services
at Trinity Methodist church nave been dis
continued. Thu regular weekly prayer meet
ing will be held Wednesday evening.
Park City lodge, Independent Order of
odd Fellows, will visit State lodge in
Omaha this evening. A special car has
been arranged for. which will leave Pearl
and Broadway at 1880 p. m.
The Board of Commissioners for the
Insane held a partial hearing at Avoca
Saturday in the matter of the alleged in
sanity of William b. Cuppy, and then con-
tinued the Investigation for one week, in
order that further evidence might be pro-
cured.
The Courcil Bluffs Athletic club has Sc
cured quarters in the Ogden hotel building.
The club has purchased the complete gym
nasium outfit of the Woodmen Of the World
and 1t will be placed at once in the new
club rooms. The club has at present a
membership of sixty-ive.
Regarding the report that he Intended
leaving Sidney and making his home In
Tabor, where his three children are in
school, Judge Thornel of the district court
said that while he had given the matter
some thought and had looked at some
property in Tabor. he believed he would
remain in Sidney, where he had property
interests AID where he had lived for sc
many yeaTs.
Mrs. ]. M. Matthews left yesterday fol
Chicago, where, with Mrs. Ida Van Hon OF
Mt. Pleasant, the other member of tht
committee, she will select the Furnishings
for the Iowa odd Fellows orphans hom'
at Mason City. The committee expects L
have the 100 rooms in the home completelI
furnished for the formal opening OF th'
institution some time during the summer
The construction of the building Is unde1
the supervision of a board of trustees, o
which ]. F. Spare of this city is a member
Plumbing and heating. Bixby & Son.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-26

duplicate. and with these cut out the totals
asked for are: House bills, No. s, $4,000
for a state exhibit at ST. Louis; No. %.
$4,000 to purchase the Rigg collection Of
birds and animals OF South Dakota; No.
2s. $4,000 for an armory at Huron, No.
43, SIS, 900 for a building at the blind
asylum at Gary; No. 81. S4,49O.2s dehcien-
oies at Aberdeen Normal; No. 81, Ss4. 800 for
buildings at the Northern hospital for the
insane at Redfeld; No. Sc, $4,000 for
building at the School Of Mines, Rapid
City; No. SIS, 5000 for building at Spring.
field Normal; No. SO, Ss15 to reimburse
oliver Gibbs; No. S., s4s4.ss deficiency in
expense in account OF governors ONCE; No.
81, SOC. 900 for buildings end land at Agri-
cultural college, %Brookings; No. Is, S24,-
900 for building at Spearf5h Normal; No.
50. $50, 900 for building at Aberdeen Nor
NAL; No. 81, 5000 for deficiency at State
university. To be added 70 this as special
appropriation is $4,000 appropriated for per
diem and mileage OF members and en-
ployes.
Bills in the senate not duplicates are:
No. 10, $4,000 for deficiencies in the ex-
penses Of the code; No. %, 5000 school
fund litigation; No. 80, $40. 1000 state fair
deficiency; No. So, S219.13 deficiency SAL
airy of odiutant general; No. 70, $50, 900 de-
hciency in wolf bounty; No. "a. s., 900 for
silver service for cruiser South Dakota.
This makes a total Of 1914, 300 "a, and as
a bill which should properly 60 into the
general appropriations act for 1920, 900 at
Brookings is in, the total at present is
1894, 309. "a.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-26
HORSES WIN NICE FORTUNE
Jennings Company Nets Over $4,000
on San Francisco Race
Track.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 25.-The chief
event at Oakland this week is to be the
California oaks for s-yeaT-old hllies, at a
day and a fine field is assured. Among
the eligibles are Gravina, Gaviota, Dainty
Honiton. Sylvia Talbot, Ballroom Belle and
Nigrette. The prospects are that the track
will be muddy early in the week.
w. b. Jennings & GO. passed the $500
mark on Saturday. when Elliott took the
Lazzot handicap and Tacolaw annexed the
2-year-old event. The firm has a big lead
over the other owners with $25, 215 TO their
credit. Green b. Morris Is now credited
with 1890. Burns & Waterhouse are still
third with 1866, and through the victories
OF Princess Titania, John Millin has ad-
Vanced to fourth place, with S5,S65.
During sixty-one days the New California
Jockey club distributed S1S0,374 in stakes
sums in excess OF $1,000, while hfty-hve
have taken over $1,000.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-26
Not the Men wanted.

SIOUX FALLS, s. D., Jan. e~5.-(speoial.)
The two men known as Fort Dodge Bob"
and Red Tobin," who were brought TO
Sioux Falls a few days ago by Deputy
United States Marshal Carleton on sus-
picion OF being William Morris and James
Riley, who escaped from the Tyndall jail
after being arrested for robbing the post
Office at Dalesburg, Clay county, In Deem
Der, 1899, are probably not the men wanted.
This was developed during an examination
Of the two men before United States Com
missioner Conway. The prisoners virtually
succeeded in proving that they were not
Morris and Riley. They will be held a short
time longer for inspection by a postofice
inspector, when, II nothing new develops,
they will be given their freedom.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-26
PUBLISH BRIGHTON WEIGHTS
OficiaIs Issue Particulars of Race
for Famous Handi-
cap.

NEW YORK, Jan. 25,-The following
weights for the Brighton handicap were
announced today:
Cos Heels, i27; Hermis, 127; Advance
Guard, is4; Blues, 122; Hyphen, 100; Colonel
Bill, 121; Princ of Melbourne. III; Herbert,
l1S; Masterman, lis; Pentecost, 116; Som
brero, 119; Good Morning. 115; Cunard, ia;
Articulate, ia; Bonnibert. 49, Waterboy.
1l2; Francisco, 1l2; Heno, liz; Desanet, Ill;
Igniter, III; Royal, ITO; Corrigan. Ill; In
ventor, Ill; Namator, ITO; Eagle Plug, liz;
Washlft, 105; Arsenal, 107; Northampton,
107; Glen Water, 106; Bessie Spahr, III:
soroaster, 1O5; Disadvantage, 1O5; Onatas,
101; Grey Friar, 1902; River Pirate, 101; For
tuna, 106; City Bank, 112; Huntressa, 90;
Africander, 100; Americana, 80; Andy Will
liams, 100; Northern Star, IS; Red Eagle, 90;
Eugenia Bnrch' IS; April Shower, So;
95; Connecticut, 81; Marque. 100; Dauphin,
IS; Allan, 81; Wild Pirate. 90; Rlgodon, SO;
80; Great American, 80; Daily, So; Rightful,
sc; Dom Paul, 105.