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Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-25
sporting BrevitIes.

What would the Quakers think Of their
former champions IL St. Louis would crowd
them into the second division.
Chicago man has trained a cocker
spaniel to hunt the ss golf balls He has has
summer.
New York Nationals lost two games Mon
day and Pittsburg won two, all OF which
places the Smoky City team within one
game of second place.
Holmes has fine lot of new material,
which will be sure TO be heard from next
year He has several YOUNGSTERS, new to
fast company. but who have the goods.
talking OF organizing foot ball team.
The parade grounds would make q splen-
did place to practice
The White Sex will have a series with
the ancient Bostons while New York II
wrestling with Detroit. The ancients may
the rooters of the White Sox.
The Lincoln team has made phenomenal
rum short time ago question OF one
game separated Lincoln and Pueblo from
the foot Of the ladder and now Lincoln IL
tied with Omaha for second place.
The possibilities under the new foot ball
rules will be given a tryout all over the
country this week and the press viii be
able TO chronicie some Of the advantages
OF the new game as shown By practice
II looked like Ducky Holmes was playing
the baby act when he refused 20 play in
OMAHA What sense there could be in
running two teams 10 lincoln for a Mon
day crowd which would not pay the rail-
road fsfe e oct Apparent 70 the naked
lose Of q game and there was no need to
be With his team playtns the ball Il played
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-25
Plies PEAK CENTENNIAL
Celebration Opens with Review Of Mill
tary ORGANIZATIONS.
COLUMN IS TWO wllEs N LENGTH
cOwbqys. Indians ard Colorado
Pioneers Are u cosspicuous-
%. + Fairbanks I'm Reviewias

COLORADO SPRINGS Colo. sept. "a
With the city gay in the bun and white
OF the revolutionary period, the national
colors floating from almost every building
ana the strains OF martial music resounding
through the streets from early morning.
the Pike centennial celebration. comment
Grating the discovery OF Pixies Peak by
the man whose name II bears. opened here
today.
The chief feature OF the deysaud the chief
military display OF the week was the parade
OF infantry. cavalry and artillery. followed
by members of the Grand Army. of the Re-
public, Colorado National Guard. Spanish
war veterans, high school cadets and other
local militia organizations. which moved
from the Colorado college campus at 10
A. m. and proceeded through the streets
of the city. Cowboys. Indians and Colo
rado pioneers also held conspicuous posi-
lions In the parade the column being fully
two miles in length and requiring an hour
to pass the reviewing stand, where Vice
President c. w. Fairbanks officially re-
viewed the parade
vice President Fairbanks and Mrs. Fair
banks arrived in the city from the east
early In the morning ano were escorted to
the Antlers hotel by Thomas F. Walsh.
whose guests they will be during the en-
tire week. Congressman F. f. Brooks and
several other prominent citizens also acted
as the official reception committee.
Program of the Day.
The sports OF the week opened this after
noon with the first games in the polo tour
nament on the grounds Of the Cheyenne
Mountain Country club. Teams from sew
eral western cities. including the regular
army team from Fort Robinson. Neb.,, are
entered in the tournament.
The principal indoor feature of today's
program was the holding of patriotic ex-
ercises at the Grand Opera house, begin
ming this afternoon, under the auspices Of
the Daughters of the American Revolution
and the National Society Of Colonial Danes
of America. fss's.s'z ystgesf, ~
Conditions for the Pike, centennial. at
least so far as the irst day was c6sicerned
could not have been more favorable had
they been made to order. A glorious Colo
RADIO sunrise, garbing in red and gold the
peak that is IN reality the center OF at
traction for the assembled thousands.
'ishered the daSI,n.
Two band concerts and military re-
ception were theattractio for the evening
The Midland band OF. this city. which dur
ing the Philippine campaign played "A Hot
Time IN the Old Townr while marching on
Manila through the sun discoursed music
at the North park. w. I,
The Official reception to Vice President
Fairbanks and visiting military safncers
was held at the Antlers' pariors this even
ing, military ball following
Tomorrow morning Vice President Fair
banks will deliver an address at the Grand
Opera house
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-25
MORE FRAUD NFUEL LANDS
Commissioner Pronty seOurs More Bvi-
dsnes Against Union Psoi6o Goal 90.
WYOMING OIL BUSINESS sTRANGLID
witness Says Refusal Of RailrOad
70 PdbIfeh Tariff Prevents
y" Development of the -
Field. ~.

SALT LAKE CITY. Sept. 24-Mueh evil
dence tending to show that the Union Pa
cihc Coal company had secured coal lands
illegally was produced at the hearing COM
Quoted by Charles A. Prouty, OF the Inter-
state Commerce. commission today, but
the effort5to bring ont cases, Of discrin-
nation In ratgs and distrfbutiori of cars
was not successful. Vice President w. H.
Bsncroft Of the Oregon short Linestwas
-interrogated concerntng an alleged secret
rate of mills per ton per mile, said to
have been made to thu Anaconda Copper
company from Diarpondville. wyo. Mr.
Bancroft denied an knowledge Of such
a rate ~ .
The government brought out, testimony
that the coal company has obtained much
government land in Wyoming through its
employees. Several witnesses confessed
that they took up quarters which they
never saw, Improved or paid, for.
Robert 8. Spence, an Evanston, Wyo.,
attorney, testified that the Wyoming oil
inquir yhad been dormant because the
Union Pacific has refused to publish the
rates on oil. The witness said forty com
panies have been organized TO develop
the oil fields and one company had been
willing to spend $1,000. 900 on it's property,
but was forced to abandon its project be-
cause no railway facilities could be OBJ
tanned.
At the opening hearing Commissioners
Prouty explained that the Salt Lake City
sessions were TO be q continuation Of
those held last week In Omaha and under
the provisions of the Tillman-Gilespie
senate resolution relative TO the coal hold
ings Of the Hartman and other railroads
and other matters such as DISCRIMINATION
both, In rates and supply of shipping IA
ciiities. It Dis considered probable that
the testimony will involve. tho Rio Grande
system, as well as the Union Pacific. =,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-25
! WOMEN TO MEEI AT HASTINGS
Presbyterian Misstshary society of
the Nebraska synod Conyenes
800. This Week. ,, !.


The thirteenth 'aahnaI meeting OF. the
woman's Missionary society of the Pres
byterian synod of Nebraska will be held
at Hastings, september 81 and as. 9Mrs!
George Tilden of Omaha is president OF
the organization and will preside during
it's sessions. An executive committee
meeting win precede the convention
Thursday afternoon and will be followed
by an open conference. Rev. L. Van
Dyke Wright. ID. D., will preside during
the evening session. the features Of which
will be an address,t 1.-THE Whispers of
Gods Power" by Mrs. ID. b. Wells of
Chicago, field secretary of the northwest
and an address, sour Nebraska Red Men,"
illustrated by views from the Winnebago
agency. by Rev. l.. W. Scudder. d..
Mrs. W. II. Fuller of Hastings will ex-
tend the. formal greeting to the visiting
women Friday morning. Mrs. George, p.
Carley to make the response. A roll call
by presbyteries and a business hour. in.
GLIDING the annual. election of ofacers,
will follow.
Our Work at Home and Abroad" will
be presented by Miss Quendrid Grasinger
missionary correspondent, and a tribute
TO Miss Mary e. Holmes by Mrs. George
p. Carley., Mrs. John p. Elliott, secretary
of literature. will speak on Seed Sowing"
A review Of the year by Mrs. ]. E. La Rue,
corresponding secretary. and talk on
Missionary Study Classes by Mrs, d..
B. Wells will conclude the morning pro-
gram. In the afternoon the following
program will be given for the young
people. Mrs p. M Conklin presiding:
THE Year That Has Past" secretary;
Missionary Work In Junior Endeavor
Bands" Mrs. l.. W. Harrington, Rawnee;
What of Our Sabbath Schools?" Rev.
John Creighton. synodis chairman. young
peoples work; "A Personal Question
Are You AliYe?' Mrs ID. b Wells Z. -
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-25
REDS TAKEN At STOCKHOLM
Head Of Finnish Red Guards Arrested In
Capital of Sweden.
BoRIcs0GLIEBsK'S POLICE CHIEF SHOT
Thirty-Eight Men Found SPREADING
Revolutionary Doctrine Among
Soldiers Are Placed Under
Arrest mt wilma.
BoRIcsoGLIEBsES POLICE CHIEF SHOT

STOCKHOLM, Sept. A.-Among the
refugee Firms arrested here September %, as
result Of the discovery of a quantity of
dynamite in the house of two socialists
was the chief of the Finnish Red Guard
A bomb factory and important documents
were also found in the socialists house.
TAMBOV. Russia, Sept. A.-Prefect of
Police Tomushan of Boricsogliebsk. the
home of Mile. Mariel Spridonovo. who
shot and killed Chief of Secret Police
Lpshenoffski. was fired at and seriously
wounded In street here today by ter
rorists, who also shot the projects wife
and two guards. who were accompanying
them. The would-be assassins escaped.
WILMA, Russia, Sept. A.-Thirty eight
men belonging to the revolutionary militia
league. who have been working among the
troops, have been captured here. Inn
portant letters revealing the leagues work.
ings In other garrisons were seized.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-25
Comm.rciaI Men ~ MILAN.

MILAN, Italy. Sept. 24.-The International
Congress of Chambers of Commerce was
opened here today. The delegates present
included r. Hamburger OF Pittsburg. Pa.
representing the United States; F. d. La
lame of Philadelphia, president OF the
National Board of Trade; l.. A. Chamber
lain of the Massachusetts, Board of; Trade
and w. D., Ledoux of the Maine Board OF
Trade. The special feature OF the day
was a discussion OF neutral zones for trade
in times of war. on which subject Mr..
Chamberlain delivered a speech.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-25

optimistic over AFFAIRS in Cuba, believing
that peace between the government and
revolutionary parties in the island 10 a
question Of a short time, active work
goes on in the War and Navy departments
in preparing for eventualities.
General Funston. who undoubtedly will
be in charge Sof the expeditionary forces
In Cuba, having larger knowledge of
the Topography OF the country than any
American ,cffIcer, carried with him list
of officers who would probably be selected
to have charge Of. the several branches Of
the forces n the field. These oftaers
will be sfelsctsd- with a view Of giving
satisfactiet TO the, general
From the follo%lng list of quarter
masters the chief quartermaster will be
chosen: Major Aieshire. Major Littell.
Major Beliinger. Major Hodgson, now
stationed at Atlanta; Major Baker. Major
Joseph Crspbs, and Captain, Butt. Major
Beiiinger, il Il pndefstood. has asked
for a detail as sehisf quar- tsfmastsr. but, is
now en- ropte to San Ffaneisco 10 pAlieys
Colonel carroll A. Devol, who Is ordered
to Washington for duty with the general
star.
III the coiifnfssary ldsbattment tne seere-
tary. Of, war will hsve the following ON
GERS 10 ssisct 'from! lieutenant Colonel
Knisksrn. now stationed at Chicago; Lieu
tenapt Colonel ID. l.. Brainard at New
York! Major F. r. Eastman at San Fran
cisco. and Major w. II. Hart stationed
here. ..si.,
Colonel C, HA whipple viii be chief pay
master Oh the Cuba expedition in event
OF American intervention. having made
application when, the question of inter-
vention was FIRST preached. Major Muhl-
enberg. stationed at Omaha, also asked
for this assignment but as Colonel Whip
pie il his senior and heving asked the
duty FIRST. Paymaster General Sniffen
undoubtedly will defer to the wishes OF
thessanioT~ ofiicer. ri -
Lieutenant Colonel George q. seriven.
with station in New York probably Will
be in charge of the signal corps In Cuba
As, ohiefs surgeon. Major Guy l.. Edie 10
spoken -7of in ,iaudatory' terms. Others
who ',aress mentioned are : Colonel Phillip
r. Haryey, stationed at New York, and
Colonel John Van r. Hot at Omaha.
The military secretary's ONCE In all
probability will be represented by Colonel
H. o. 8; fIeistand. now IN New York.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-25
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EArHER TRIEs HABEas CORPUS
Frank vansart wants His Son Wine
Released from Kea+ney yndus- -
trial Schools 3 a,s

Alleging his SON. Willie, is wrongfully de-
tanned at. the Kearney, Industrial school
for boys. Frank vaneert has applied to
the district court. for a writ of habeas
corpus to get possession Of the lad. Willie
was adjudged- incorrisfbie by Judge Day
OF the Juvenile court septerhher 1s, 1906. and
sent TO Kearney until he became is,
according tothe copy Of the order attached
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by his parents be became l6 early in
this month an,f should, De released from
the school. The writ Is directed TO Super
intendent b. D. Hayward and is made re-
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-25
FIRE RECORD.


TOPEKA. Kan, Sept, 24.-Fire starting.
from a natural gas explosion in the base
ment OF the Crawford Opera house. a
four-story building at e12-6l4 Kansas ave-
nue.. today caused the destruction OF the
stock of the Moffatt furniture store, the
Union Tea company. the theater and
scenery and the Household goods of sew
eral families. The loss is estimated at
FL 00 OO0
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-25
Encampsaent to ne Held I'm WASH
jsEtsn So oomrsaei Roosevelt
Can Attend

WASHINGTON, Sept sa6-rhs official call
for the national encampmeht Of the United
week beginning October s. was received
today By Department Commander Walter
Mitchell. who is secretary Of the national
encsnpmenfT eonmIttees-~ The call states
that the date was arranged ito suit the
convenience OF Cqmrede and President
Theodore Roosevelt Eho will be present
and participate lnt{hs encampment."
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-25
woman Kills Son.

KANSAS CITY, Sept. st-Mrs. Joy
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Southern. and her e-year-old son Frank
were found unconscious in their home here
from an open Jet and Il deWeIoped T I'm, gas gas
woman had attempted 20 XII both her
self and her son. The woman was resus-
citated and will recover. The boy died
Some time ago Mrs. Barnes was released
from an asylum. The family came here a
year ago from Atchison, Kan.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-25
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Trentr Mith RuIaarin.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.-Acting secre-
tary OF State Adee today received advices
from Minister Jackson in Bulgaria that he
had concluded commercial relations agree
ment with Bulgaria under article III of the
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-25
HYMENEAL.
MeDonaId-Thayer.

Frank o. Mcdonald. Fourty-eighth and
Arbor streets, and Violet A. Thayer OF
this city were married Saturday evening
by Justice OF the. Peace Eastman at his
home. $500 Seward street. Mr.. McDon-
aid has been an employe OF the Cole &
Grinnell Transfer company for several
years. The couple will reside at their
home, 221S Charles street.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-25

night the body, badly decomposed, was
found hiddenIn. a brush heap, with bullet
near the heart. Relatives claim that he
could not possibly have committed suicide.
as no gun was found near the remains, and
Klumb had. no motives for taking hfs own
life. He Is believed to have had on bis per-
son considerable money. whiciiis missing
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-25
Body of Bishop Found.

HONG KONG. Sept. 24.-News comes
from Macao that the body of Bishop
Hoare, who was drowned in the recent
typhoon, has been recovered. The viceroy
OF Canton has contributed personally 5000
to the typhoon relief fund and has also
dispatched two gunboats to assist in the
recovery of bodies.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-25
1Frfsnd. : Ausa- M.rs,r.

DIES MONIES, Ia, Sept. A-That Carl
Klumb, supposed 70 have commit ed suicide.
whose body was foand near tie opif and
Country club saturday nislss was. uasrdeted.
'is the claim OF -hiszveaItiy sftiatives. who
started an Investigation today. Saturday
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-25
.unis.d Brethren End Conferences.

United -Brethsehs End CoafereWce
a., AMEs. Ia, Sept. 24.--fspscisl 1.-THE
United. Brethren conference at this place
since Tuesday was closed and the appoint.
ments were made to-day Bishop Weekley.
president OF the conference. preached to
a crowded house In the Armory opera
house this morning. The theme OF his
address was Love. and he made a
strong plea for the little acts and deeds
of kindness and OF love that show the
true man and woman. After his address.
Presiding Elder Muller came forward with
a request that $500 be raised by the
gathering to inishs paying the bishops
salary for the year. and II was tmmedi-
ately raised In dollar and nifty cent gifts.
All the chruohes In the city dismissed
their meetings that the conference might
have full swing.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-25
ADMIRAL Enascott TO Retire.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Sept. A-Rear Ad-
miral M. T. Endicott.' chief OF the bureau
of yards and docks. Navy department. will
retire from that ONCE upon reaching the
statutory age. 50 years November % next,
in order to devote his entire services there
after 20 the Isthmian Canal commission, OF
which he IL q member. .
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-25
PRIZE FIGHT PROVES
Fatal.

Jack Mckenzie Knocked Clear Out ny
Terry Martin.
PORTLAND. Me, Sept. 24.-TJack Me-
M f1red in OF sfteen'rpund bont Win Tsr rn
Martin of Philadelphia at the Portland
auditorium tonight Mckenzie received
blow in. the stomach and died within a,
few minutes. Martin went to the police
station Immediately and gave himself Up.
Herman Miller OF Baltimore was scheduled
TO meet Martin. but failed 10 show Up
and Mckenzie was substituted.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-25
A Change of Weather Means
Change of Underwear.

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See display in Howard street window.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-25
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SAN DIEGO, Cal. Sept 2--simon Della
meter. formerly of Chicago. died yesterday
after a short illness. aged rs years, He
came to this city last winter from Chi
cago. where he was a prosperous real es-
tate agent and a prominent Mason.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-25
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