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Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-27
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Seldom, II ever. in any one year OF the
history Of the world have so many i'm
pc-tant events OF universal interest taken
place. America, England, Germany and
France have each participated. The presi.
dent of the United States welcomed anil
entertained II. r. II. Prince Henry OF
Prussia at the White House; Edward VII
was crowned king OF England and emperor
o. India; the Germal emperor had his
American-buil yacht NJ ,eor christened;
France had the unwilling of the Rocham-
beau statue. and at all functions attending
these celebrations Meet & Chandon's Cham
payne was used exclusively. This indeed is
en- unparalleled record. which is proof
positive Of the superiority and popularity
OF the renowned brand Of Moet & Chandon
White Seal.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-27
LAND BILL IS APPROVED
~NatiOnalisss, Liberals and Conservatives
Seem Satisfied with Measure.
ULSTER LANDLORDS ALONE OPPOSE
Are Not Likely to Sell Estates and So
Render Proposals ugato I'm
A~nsIO-saxon Tart of
ireland.

LONDON. March 26.-Mr. wyndham has
no cause to be dissatisfied with the recep-
ton so far given his Irish land bill.
Perhaps the strongest opposition yet
eyinced has come from the Ulster landlords,
the majority Of whom are said TO be I'M
likely to sell their estates.
7. w. Russell declares that his dlficulty,
arising from the absence OF a compulsory
clause in the bill, will result in a con-
tinuance OF the agitation In Ulster.
William O'Brien has issued a manifesto
criticizing many features OF the bill, but
strongly deprecating anything like a hasty
condemnation by the nationalist conven-
ton. Generally speaking. the nationalist
heartily. welcome the measure. not because
they regard 1t Is perfect, but because II
gives ministerial sanction to the principle
OF state aid and because It is held TO con-
tain the germs of a future measure Of self
government for ireland.
Mr.. Asauith, speaking at st. Adams to-
night. said, without being sanguine, cred
ulous or optimistic, he. could not help think
ing that II by a concordat, such as this bill
they could hope for a satisfactory land set
Element, IL was not beyond the bounds OF
craftsmanship that a by like concordat
they should make an equally substantial
advance toward settling the problem Of
Irish government.
Lord Londonderry, speaking at York, ex.
pressed his unqualified approval Of the bill.
Among the provisions which Mr.. wynd-
ham did not explain yesterday lie one sweep
ing away all arrears Of rent, except for q
year preceding the passage OF the act.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-27

given 80 and Lobeck SO, and in East Omaha,
where Mcdonald was given AZ and LobecK
IS, the district court count did not vary
from the county court count, so that Lo-
beck's two we're the only losses Of the
day.
The court has not reached the matter of
failure of clerks and judges to sign the
back Of the ballots properly. In the county
court Judge Vinsonhaler threw out all the
ballots cast in the Seventh of the Sixth and
the Fourth Of the Ninth on this ground,
and the result was that LObeck, who other
wise would have had eleven plurality, was
counted loser by thirty-one woes. II is
thought that the termination OF the pro-
ceedings now hinges entirely upon Judge
Estelle's affirmation or reversal Of the lower
courts ruling.
In any event, it is thought, the contest
will go to the supreme court. Should
Judge Estelle decide for Lobeck. Mcdonald
can retain the seat on the board by filing
a supersedeas bond for double the amount
Of the salary Of the office for six months.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-27
SENATOR DIETRICH IN TOWN
Will to Give President Long
Horseback Ride at
Hastings.

Senator Charles H. Dietrich is a guest at
the home of DR.. w. X. Hanchett. S2l Pine
street, while in the city. President Roose-
welt has expressed a desire for a twenty or
twenty-hve-mile horseback ride at Hast
ings upon his arrival there, and has asked
Senator Dietrich to procure the necessary
mounts for the occasion. which will. of
course, be done. u
1t is the intention of Senator Dietrich 20
take his daughter, Miss Gertrude, now at
Bryn Mawr college, on an extended tour
through Alaska upon the completion Of her
studies this summer. They will spend some
time c~oasting among the Aleutian islands
and will Their undertake the 1SO0-mile trip
into the Klondike country.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-27
L0BECK LOSES TWO TO DATE
District Court Count in Commissioners
Contest through
-Four Precincts.

The recounting of the ballots cast at the
last election for commissioner Of the Fifth
commissioner district was undertaken be-
fore Judge Estelle in the district court yes
terday morning and advanced through four
precincts, with the result that Lobeek lost
two from the totals OF the same precincts
allowed him by Judge Vinsonhaler in the
county court.
In the First Of the Fifth, where the count
had stood LObeck 2i7 and Mcdonald IS,
the former lost one because the voter had
worn a hole through the top Of his ballot
in attempting an erasure. In the Sixth
OF the Fifth. where the county court had
allowed LObeck i01 and Mcdonald IS. 10
beck lost another because a voter had
placed an ~extraneous character in the
circle at the top Of his ballot, In the
Fourth Of the Sixth. where Mcdonald Wal
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-27
IN THE coon OLE FASHIONED DAYS
Powered wigs Formed an Important
Adjunct to n GentIeman's Apparel.

1t is safe to say that the majority OF
bald men Of today would gladly revive
the old. dignifed custom II they could.
But, they can do the next best thing to it,
that is, to revive the growth OF the hair
nature gave them.
In cases where the hair root or hair
bulb has not been completely destroyed
by parasites that infest 1t, Newbro's Her
picide will do wonders in the way Of slim
ulating the growth OF ~lifeless and fall
ing hair. Destroy the cause, you remove
the effect, That is the successful mission
of Herpicide. Sold by all druggists. Send
10 cents in stamps for sample 10 The
Herpicide Co, Detroit, Mich.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-27
SCHLEY NOT COMING TO OMAHA
Admiral VIII Return from Pacific
Coast by the Northern
Route.

General Henderson has received a letter
from Rear Admiral Schley saying that ne
will not visit Omaha on his trip through
the west, as he had originally intended to
do. The admiral wants General Henderson
to Join the party, which is composed OF
Colonel Alexander X. Mcclure and wife of
Philadelphia and the admiral and his wife,
as compensation for his failure to visit a
few days in Omaha. Admiral Sehley is
now in California and will return via Port
land, stopping at Helena on April 2 aud
staying there three days. From Helena
he goes to st. Paul and Minneapolis and
will start fer the east on April 10. Much
to General Manderson's regret, he is not
able to accept the invitation and has so
notified the admiral.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-27
Dentists Trouble in Court.

DR.. Harry w. Allwine, dentist, has
brought suit in district court against the
its manager. alleging interference with his
business.
In the petition filed yesterday II Is related
the college has rooms 4 and 10 I'm the Bush
man block and the plaintiff room Z on the
same floor. The college has a porter In the
hall to direct prospective patrons to its
place of business. DIR. Allwine AYERS that
this porter has been telling visitors that the
college was DR.. Allwine's headquarters and
tina the result has been an injury to his
business. Judge Baxter has issued a re-
straining order returnable April 4, forbid
ding employees OF the college to make any
MISREPRESENTATION to visitors and from de-
porting themselves obiectionahly before DIR.
Allwine's door until the court can hear evil
dence and ascertain II the allegations OF the
plaintin be we'll grounded.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-27
KATY ALLOWED TO PAY WAGES
Injunction Issues Permitting Railroad
20 Issue Salary Checks 10
Employees.

CHICAGO, March 26.-The Missouri. Kan
sas & Texas railway secured an injunction
today restraining the Creditors Realization
company, its president. and Frank Rogers
and William Shaw. said to be agents Of the
concern, from prosecuting actions at law
to procure judgment against 1t as gar
nishee.
The order also restraints the defendants
from interfering with the company in pay
ing wages due its employees. II is charged
that the defendant company has made a
practice of buying up doubtful claims
against employees Of the company and then
starting suits.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-27
MANY COUNTIES WOULD LOSE
Eject of Proposed Change in APpOr-
tiOnment of state school
Funds.

Secretary Burgess of the Board Of Edu-
cation has prepared a circular giving nu-
merous statistics showing what effect the
bill to change the school apportionment
basis will have on various counties OF the
state. He has sent 1t to many of the sen
ators. as the bill is at present before hat
body. The circular says:
This bill proposes to divide three-fourths
OF the state apportionment as II is at pres
ent divided. but sets aside one-fourth,
which in 1892 amounted to $l9l,65I.6I to be
divided upon the basis of the number OF
school districts in each county, regardless
OF the school population. The following
table shows the loss that some of the coun-
ties will sustain II this bill becomes a law:
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-27
News Dealers want "a Hall.

The Omaha Newsdealers', Booksellers
and Stationers' association met last evening
after closing hour at the shop OF Robert
Feenan, sos South Thirteenth street. The
that II will be advisable for them to hire a
hall i'm which 20 hold their semi-monthly
meetings, and discussed various locations,
but made no decision. Letters have been
received from the New York association
which make II certain that the local or
ganization will become affiliated with the
eastern body. This will be OF much i'm
portance TO the Omaha dealers, In the
opinion of the latter.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-27
Beware OF Blood Poisoning.

People cannot be too careful about get
ting dirt into cuts and scratches, no mat
ter how Insignificant they may be. Some
times the mere scratch Of a pin results in
blood poisoning and causes the loss Of a
hand or limb. There is no danger Of this.
however, when Chamberlain's Pain Balm
Is promptly applied, as It is an antiseptic.
II prevents blood poisoning and causes
such injuries to heal without maturation
and in one-third the time usually re-
quired.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-27
GIennon Not Yet Appointed.

ST. LOUIS. March 26-It is stated today
on the authority OF a member Of the arch
episcopal household that Archbishop Kahn
has not received any cablegram from Rome
announcing the appointment Of Bishop John
j. Glennon of Kansas City as his eoad-
jutor. Bishop Glennon reached here today
10 confer ordination degrees on ~twenty-one
graduates OF Kenrick seminary. He had no
Information on the subject.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-27
Not Interested in the Market.

NEW YORK, March 26.-In the continued
hearing today on the application of VIII
liam N. Amory for a m against II.
II. Vreeland. whom he charges with Grim
NAL libel. Amory testified that he had mad
charge against the Metropolitan Street
Railway company until James r. Keene
had sold his holdings OF the stock or mat
yised two men not to buy Metropolitan
stock. but had not advised any one to sell
II. Amory said he was not interested in
the Stock exchange effects OF his COM
plant against the railroad management.
An adjournment was taken until Wednes-
day.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-27
MILES INSPECTS NEW GUN
Goes with General wheeler to See
Cleveland WeapOn Properly
Tested.

CLEVELAND, March 26.-General Miles
arrived today and spent some time in in
specting the machine gun Invented by DR..
S. N. MeLain of this city. General Wheeler
also witnessed the exhibition. Both ex-
the test.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-27
FREIGHT CUTS TRAIN IN TWO
Dashes Into Passenger on Crossing,
but No One IL Hurt I'm
Accident.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, March 2e.-At a
crossing at Kansas City. Kas., today a
heavy Missouri Pacific freight train ran
into the St. Paul express on the Chicago
Great Western railway. cutting the latter
train in two and badly wrecking the rear
chair car and sleeper.
Most Of the passengers were in the or
binary coach and all, as we'll as both crews
escaped injury.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-27
BROKEN RAIL PILES EXPRESS
santa Fe Flyer Leaves Track nj
Kansas Town, the Conductor
Being Injured.

LAKIN, Kan, March Pa broken rail
completely wrecked the Santa Pc express
from San Francisco 10 Chicago here. every
car except one leaving the track.
Conductor Pond was injured badly, but
the passengers escaped with a severe shak-
ing.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-27

Both afternoon and evening performances
we're attended by audiences which easily
represent the intelligence OF Omaha, and
the intense satisfaction derived from the
intellectual treat afforded by the distin-
guished actress and her associates was made
manifest in ways that leave no room for
doubt as to the estimation OF the people
for the star. Mrs. Campbell's brief visit
to Omaha may be set down as a success in
every way.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-27

against Henry E. Fredrickson for Si3S. al
legged to be due for machines furnished him
The defendant alleged that the mHchin. 2
were not, as promised. delivered in line
for the Christmas trade and that a pare OF
the equipment was defective. The district
court hearing was on appeal from a similac
decision In county court.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-27
seats for musical Festival.

The FIRST box for the musical festival OF
the knights OF Ak-Sar-Ben was sold
wednesday for $50. The boxes are to be
built in the space between the regular seats
and the dancing floor and each will contain
chairs for six persons. The sale Of seats
for the festival viii begin Monday morn
Ing
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-27
The Rest Physic.

"once tried and you will always use
Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tab
let's says william A. Girard, Pease, VT.
These Tablets are the most prompt. most
pleasant and most reliable cathartic N
use.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-27
Sure Aid 10 Long Life.

Electric Bitters give an active liver, por-
feet digestion, healthy Kidneys, regular
bowels, fine appetiteS. or no pay. soc. For
sale by Kuhn & Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-27
BANDITS SHOOT THE AGENT
Then Loot the Safe of the Santa
Fe Depot at CerrillOs,
New Mexico.

SANTA FE, n. NJ. March 2s.-The night
agent Of the Santa Fe railroad at Cerrillos
station was fatally shot last night by two
unknown men who robbed the depot.
Sheriff Kinsell and Deputy Closson
started overland In pursuit.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-27
Talking. Mnchine Company wins.

A jury in Judge Reads court has given
the plaintiff a verdict for 1886 70 I'm the suit
of the Victor Talking Machine Company
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-27

The Young women's Christian associa-
tion Of Minneapolis has recently dedicated
its splendid new building, which was built
by Mrs. w. S. Benton of that city, as a
memorial to her husband. The building is
most complete and will make possible a
valuable extension OF work.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-27

Members OF the board of women man
ayers OF the St. Louis exposition have re-
Gently held a conference with the national
commission with a view OF securing a re-
assignment Of their work on more active
lines. One faction Of the board objects to
the position OF passive inactivity the board
now occupies and Mrs. James Blair, presi-
dent OF the board. lie said to be the leader
Of this faction. A request has been sent
to the national commission asking a def
mite statement and outline Of the require
ments of the board, but as yet no reply
has been received.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-27

The March meeting Of the woman's club
Of the Railway Mail Service Of omaha and
Council BLUFFS was held on Wednesday aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs. F. H. Cole.
president OF the national organization. Two
papers were presented in the line Of the
clubs course Of study, one on Bacterial
ogy." by Mrs. G. E. Mcconnell, and another
on civil Service Reform by Mrs. c. c.
Paxton.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-11-26

simmons stomach FHtzsimmons
caught Gardner on the head with
hard right swing and covered up well.
Gardner swung right to the jaw at the
end of the round but the force was
light. Fitzsimmons was locking for an
opening. Fitzsimmons missed a hard
left hook for the body and they went
to a mix-up, in which the Austral-
ian did some clever blocking. Gardner
sent IN a hard right to the jaw at the
end OF the round. 1t was the hardest
blow Gardner had turned loose during
the fight but not hard enough to wor-
ry Fitzsimmons who went to his cor
ner smiling.
Round 1S-Gardner forced Fitzsim-
mons about the ring, missing left and
right swings for the jaw. FitZsim-
mons tried a left swing for the Jaw.
but Gardner got inside it and tried
right hook for the body. but Bob
blocked it, Bob then swung hard with
the right but received a left hook t"
the jaw that made him vince. Fitz-
simmons got in two rights hard to the
jaw as they closed in and blocked a
right upper cut for the jaw.
Round 19-Gardner forced F'itz to the
ropes, but FitZ came back with left
20 the head Gardner then slipped to
the floor but Fitzsimmons assisted
him to his feet. Gardner sent n
straight left to FitZsimmons nose and
followed it with two more weak lefts
to the face. FitZsimmons smiling
Fitzsimmons swung a. left for the head.
but it went around Gardeners head.
Gardner rushed in and got "a left and
right on the body. Gardner then hIt
FitZsimmcns rather low and was eau
toned by the referee. Gardner then got
in several good rights to the body and
Fitzsimmons sent him back with n
right swing to the head. The bell rang
with Gardner fighting fierceiy and hs
succeeded in landing several short arm
lefts to Fitzsimmons' stomach
Round 20-FitZsimmons missed q.
straight left for the face and they went
to a clinch. Fitzsimmons led with
right for the head and missed In a
miX-up Gardner bombarded Fitzsinl-
mons stomach but the blows were all
blocked. Gardner got in a light left to
the stomach and blocked two left
swings for the body. Gardner swung a
a light right to body. and in a mix
up landed several rights and lefts to
the body. They clinched and the ref
cree could hardly separate them
Fitzsimmons sent a straight left to the
face and both chung to each other.
Gardner did most of the hanging on.
Gardner was clinging to Fitzsimmons
and Referee Graney could not separate
them as the final gong rang Graney
promptly gave the decision to Fitz-
simmons.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-11-26
PERSONAL.

Robert Bacon, father of Thomas and
Liberty RaCon, living southwest Of the
city. arrived in town this morning. He
viii spend a part OF the winter with
his sons.
Those registering At the Hotel Adams
yesterday were: i. r. Rich, Los Angel.
es, Thos. G. Job, Prescott; j. f. Quinn
and wife. Kansas city; Emil Schoss,
LCs Angeles; VI. 5. stern, J. 5. Stern.
A. T. Beiersdorf. NJ. ]. Beiersdof, II.
Woods and wife. \. Macarthur, David
Sloan, Chicago; w. S. Negus, ST. Louis;
n. l.. SpeesberSer and wife, New York;
f. f. Downing, Lee NJ. FitZhugh, Les
Angeles: j. w. BCndeauX, Ira II. Todd
San Francisco; Jno 3. Hawley, Texas;
r. l.. Dougherty. Peoria, Ills.
Mrs. Mary o. Dimmick Miss Marian
Teller, tourists from New York, arrived
here yesterday and are registered at
the Hotel Adams
Mrs. NJ. c. St. Clair ard Miss Jen1 e
st. Clair, of Kansas City. were arrivals
at the Hotel Adams yesterday and VIII
probably spend some time in the city.
Those registering AT. the Ford ho,el
yesterday were; w. Percy Smith AMI
wife, SCottsdale M. j. HallCran. Is.
David, NJ. Bertolt, Prescott; f. F.. Ricl,
Los Angeles.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-11-26
TWO DAYS FOR CARTER.
The Captain Will be Released on
Saturday.

Washington, Nov. 25.-By a decision
reached by Attorney General Knox to -
day, Capt @. NJ. Carter will be released
from Fort Lcavenworth, Kansas. pri =
on on the 18th inst. Any doubt on the
matter rose from the question whether
or not the six months during which
captain Garter was incarcerated at
Governors Island when he sought to
obtain release through habeas corpus
proceedings should be counted as por-
ton of the five years term in prison
to which he had been sentenced.
The attorney general holds that this
six months should be so counted and
this with the remission of time granted
on account of good behavior will Sc
cure Captain Carter's release on the
2Sth of the present month.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-11-26
THANKSGIVING MATINEE
Lively Racing at Driving Park This
Afternoon.

There will be an afternoon of rare
sport At the Phoenix Driving park for
al who love to see the ponies go and
there will be no admission fee as the
purpose of the meeting is to work up
sufficient interest in such things for
The formation of a gentlemans driving
club
The programme is q long one and
Will begin promptly at l o'clock as
there will be no time for delays. The
indian band will be present and add to
the jollity of the occasion. The track
will be sprinkled as will First avenue
from the city limits to the park, in
suri:cS visitors against dust.
There are four races down on the
printed programme and another has
been arranged between J. II. Dunlap $
birdie" and Ed Wooster's Kate. 1t
Is for a mile dash
The fOu" races previously scheduled
are.
First-To wagon. mile heats. hest
two in three. between Walter BEN
nett's Tom and w. w. Cooks Sur
prise
Second.-To carts, mile heats. best
two in three between Leonard McKin-
ley owned by ]. c. Adams; John Tay-
Tor owned my G. T. Klotzbach; DELL
nette owned by a. H. Davidson; Bin
owned by ]. w. Canning.
Third-To carts. mile heats, best
two in three, between. Maudello. r..
Borton, owner; Cheney Mark, j.
1zhurn, owner; Lady Allen, w. 4.
Priestly owner; Kitty, Harvey j. Lee.
UEer; Prince. AL Harmon owner.
Fourth Special for two year olGs,
mile heats. BEST two in three, between.
eddie. w. Is. Cleary owner; Tommy
Lawson, W. T. Barley, owner.