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Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-16
SAVAGEs BECOMING UNRULY
steamer MIOwern Brings News of
Trouble with Natives of
south Sea Islands.

VICTORIA, B. c., Feb. 16.-News has
been received here by the steamer Miowera
that a hurricane has completely wiped out
Ccoktown in North Australia. No lives
were lost The monetary loss will amount
20 100000.
The Miowera brought news that constant
troubles were occurring in the Solomon
islands as a result OF the men expelled
from Queensland, following the enactment
OF white Australia" laws. II. NJ. s.
Promotheus, a British warship, placed in
the vicinity of the group to protect the
returning blacks. shelled the village Of
sieuwa. on Militia, which so badly friC-'
ened the natives that they took to the
brush and have not returned The mis-
sionaries fear a massacre by the villagers,
who resent the intrusion OF the blacks.
From Papua news was brought OF a
punitive expedition following a raid by
cannibals on a Cape Cupola village two
children being murdered and eaten at a
cannibal feast.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-16
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Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-16
Congress of Mothers.

In a circular issued recently by the Con-
gress Of Mothers Mrs. Walter s. Brown
gives the following reasons why that
organization was created:
The world has long dwelt fondly upon
the thought Of the mother in the home.
The present age has discovered that
motherhood demands more of the women
than home life. II has learned that true
mothering necessitates a knowledge of all
outside conditions that influence the home
and q direct interest in the welfare OF all
children Mother" has been a name to
coEjure with in individual cases. 1t must
be made name to conjure with in create
and womanhood. Next TO the Heavenly
Fathers love for His children and more
nearly akin to II than anything else Is
mother love- I like that ancient Persian
appreciation that declares, God could not
be everywhere so He made mothers"
Purpose-To guard the interests of child
hood, to provide for the best possible con-
ditions for physical. moral and mental de-
velopment, is the sole purpose of the Ma
tional Congress of Mothers
Inspiration-Every home, every school,
every community needs the inspiration and
uplift OF organized motherhood. To teach
the children that character is what counts.
that TO do and to serve are greater than
all material possessions. that to be brave
and true and fearless, to live for the right,
to be pure and unselfish. and to carry these
qualities into every relationship of life,
whether In the home or business or public
service, that is the greatest ideal we can
instill into the mind of childhood. for what
the boy admres, TO that the youth aspires
and the man acquires"
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-16
NEBRASKA UNABLE TO HOLD OUT
Plays Minnesota on Its Feet In First
Half and Loses In second.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Feb. 16.-(Special
Telegram. lin the second game of basket
ball here this evening between the Mime
sofa and Nebraska university basket ball
a score of 20 to Is. There was a good deal
of wranglng in the second half because
the decisions of the referee were decidedly
in favor OF Minnesota. AS in the first
game Nebraska took the lead in the first
half by playing Minnesota of its feet from
the start. The half ended with the score
rs to 8 in Nebraska's favor. In the sec
ond half, with the aid OF the referee. Min
nesota was able to overcome this lead and
Cook. the Minnesota coach, when inter
viewed after the game, said: Never be-
fore has such an exhibition of basket ball
been played on cur floors. In the first half
Nebraska excelled in team work and abil-
ity to hit the goal, and IL II had played with
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-16
Comstock Seriously III.

NEW YORK, Feb. 16-AnthOny Com
stock, secretary and special agent OF the
New York Soc ETY. for the Suppression OF
Vice, Is seriIusiy IN with grippe at his
home al SUMMIT, N. ]. Il Is feared that
the attack may develop into pneumonia
His wife Is dangerously IN from pneumonia
and Il Is said is threatened with death
Her sister, Miss Hamilton, Is al in en- adj
Joining room, also with pneumonia. Mr.
COmstOck caught severe cold during a
recent snow storm. lie Insisted on coming
TO New York 10 attend TO his business, not
withstanding the wishes OF his friends
This cold combined with worry over his
wife's illness and overwork, has had the
effect Of greatly weakening him
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-16
WESLEYAN
Fairbanks Makes Low score.

PALM BEACH. Fla. Feb 16.-Best gross
score In foursOme handicap On Pa m Eeach
Links today was made by Walter Fdlrb- n s
Of Denver and r. Harvey Mcllwee Of Chi
Cagp. To them, for scoring 100 from
scratch, silver cups were donated by A.
Watson Black Of Lakewood The best net
score was made by r. NJ. Fair and Alex
H. Revell both Of Chicago, who made l53
handicap 81. ret 1t3. The amateur and Iro-
fessional championships will begin Fehru-
AIRY %
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-16
WESLEYAN DEFEATS NORMAL.
Basket BALL Game at Peru is Won by
Visiting Team.

PERU, Neb., Feb. 16.-(Special)- Yves
leyan university basket ball team defeated
State Normal on the home court last night
In one of the hardest fought games of the
season. The preachers were in hne con-
dition and did excellent team work. The
school teachers lost by their failure 70
throw free goals. Out of ei- ..teen fouls,
White, Wesieyans forwar. threw ten,
while Brooks. for the Morn i threw three
out of fifteen.
In the first half the game was close and
the half ended with = score OF is to II
in favor of the Normal In she last half
the Wesleyans got busy, tore up the earth
and at the end the referee announced the
score "a TO 29 In favor of Wesleyan. The
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-16

Mrs. H. ]. Howe of Marshailtown will
entertain the members of the ex-Presi-
dents association OF the Iowa Federation
Of women's Clubs at a house party April
II and u. The members Of the association
are; Mesdames James @. Berryhill, Henry
j. Howe, @. #. Van vechten. Mabel v.
d. Hutchinson, w. H. Baily, T. ]. Fletcher.
Mrs. ]. ]. seerley, the present president,
will also be included in the house party.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-16
Passing OF the ola Maid.

ut is not too much to say today that
women in this country can get anything
majority of them really want and the
individual can practice any trade or pro-
fession or art without let or hindrance,"
Gays Ida NJ. Tarbell in the March De-
lineator, discussing woman's place in the
world. "All this has come about and with
out decreasing the number OF marriages,
destroying the home-or the club; limiting
masculine freedom or reducing the profits
Of the dressmaker and millner.
Established things remain as they were,
yet something has happened. Is II not
mainly that we have utilized in active
work the large number of women who
heretofore, through a failure to marry
or TO succeed in marriage-found them
selves with no congenlal occupation or in
terest open TO them. and so doomed to
lives OF inaction. or proitless action. and
often OF dire poverty? That large class Of
women who forty years ago were denomi-
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-16
Neyvbold Wind GqIf Crp.

PINEHURsT N. c.. Feb. l8.-Brilliant
D. Y was the feature u t0dly,s hnll
rouL IS In the third aunuh 81. Valentines
golf tournament In the hrst division, or
presidents cup. T. r. Newhold Of Wa n
ington. defeated GeOrg- W. Keates OF N9's-
ton. Mass on the thirty-eigh green.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-16
NEBRASKA.

McRaer Substitute krake; PidBeOn, SUD
stitute Jones. Goals: Burruss, 2; Walsh, 2;
Deering, /; Muci, /; WOcdrick, ?; Larson,
/; Uzzelle, 2 Referee: Kayser.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-16

PLATTsMOCTII, Web. Feb l6.-(spe-
GALA sulfndid basket ban game be-
tween Nebraska City and Portsmouth
High schools resulted in a victory Tor tn
lone team, BY Il 10 9.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-16

the same spirit in the second half 1t would
have had no trouble in winning.
Minnesota now holds the undisputed
championship Of the west and the Ne
braska team certainly ought TO be CON
graduated on the excellent showing made
by It in both of the games. Attendance
1000. Lineup:
MINNESOTA NEBRASKA
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-16

mated old maids. class whom everybody
pitied or laughed at and for whom there
seemed no opening but death, has largely
passed away"
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-16

a lunatic fired five shots at him with a
revolver, but missed him. The would-be
assassin was arrested.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-16
DEATH RECORD.
Princess CIementine.

VIENNA, Feb. 1.-THE Princess Clemen-
tine of Saxe-Coburg -Gotha, mother of
Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria, died this
morning. The Princess Clementine was a
daughter Of King Louis Philippe and was
married in Paris to Prince Augustus of
Saxe-Coburg- Gotha, who died in 1881, leav-
ing four children, Prince Philippe, who
married Princess Louise of Belgium;
Prince Augustus, who married the late
Princess Leopoldine of Brazil: Princess
Cleotilde, who married the late Archduke
Joseph of Austria, and Prince Ferdinand.
born in Vienna in 1861. who was elected
prince Of Bulgaria by, the Bulgarian ma
tional assembly
Charles II. Fifette.
Charles II. Fifette, aged Sc. pioneer OF
Omaha. died early Saturday morning at
the Omaha General hospital from an attack
of paralysis sustained about two weeks
ago. He is survived by an aged widow and
lived for the last few years on the farm
of Commissioner E. c. Solomon near Ben
son. Although he resided in Omaha he
was employed at the Union Pacific transfer
at Council Bluffs for thirty years and was
a pensioner of the Union Pacific company.
Funeral services will be held at 2 D. m.
Sunday from the residence OF Mrs Mar
garet V. Solomon. 1902 Military avenue, and
interment will be at Forest Lawn ceme-
terry
william f. Brewster.
OAKLAND Neb. Feb. 16-(Special. >
Word has been received here of the death
Of William F. Brewster at Ely. New on
February 2 Of pneumonia. Mr.. Brewster
was a former editor of the Oakland indie
pendent, and since leaving here has been
engaged in the newspaper business in
Idaho until a few weeks ago, when he
went 10 Ely, New, expecting 10 engage In
the newspaper business there. He is sur
vived by wife and three sons and his
father and brother, who reside at Brew
ster, Neb. The body was buried tenn
porarily at Nampa, Idaho. but viii later be
reinterred at Brewster Neb.
Robert LIndbIOOm.
CHICAGO, Feb 1s.-Robert Lindbloom
for many years a leading business man Of
this city. is dead. Mr.. L.ndbIoom was
president Of the civii service commission
for four years and was prominent In public
affairs. He was knighted by the king OF
Sweden in 1898 for services in connection
with the worlds Columbian exposition.
Harry COrbett.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 16-Harry Cor
bett. the well known sporting man and
brother Of James j. Corbett. ex-champion
heavyweight pugulist was found dead this
morning
/ W. 5. WOrthinE.
/ WEBSTER CITY, Ia, Feb. l6.-(Special
| Telegram.)-w. g. worthing. capitals,
and banker. died last night. He suffered a
stroke OF paralysis few days ago
Clarence whitney Chanee.
| Clarence Whitney Chanee, aged l;
months son OF Mr. and Mrs. e. Chaffee
died early Saturday morning. The funeral
/ will be private.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-16
fanatic shoots NJ Minister.

ter OF Justice. DIR. e f. Van RaaIte was
standing In front Of his residence today
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-16

The local chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution. will hold a WASH
ington's birthday celebration Friday. Feb
ruary %, at the home Of Mrs. w. s. Heller.
116 North Thirty-third street.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-16

The auxiliary OF Omaha, South Omaha,
Blair. Ashland and Plattsmouth will hold
its meeting in the crypt OF Trinity ca
thedral Friday, February %. Dean Beecher
will open the meeting with prayer serv-
Ice. Mission work among the Indians of
Nebraska will be presented by Mrs. H.
l.. Keefe of Walthill. Neb., and Indian
music will be given by Mrs. A. L. Sheetz
and Mrs. r. b. II. Bell. Rev. T. j. Mackay
will give general talk on the Episcopal
hospital work and "woman's Work for
Hospitals" will be presented by Bishop A.
L. Williams. Rev. Robert B. II. Bell will
close the meeting.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-16
Program of Episcopal women.

The following program has been an
nounced for the quarterly meeting OF the
woman's auxiliary OF the Episcopal church,
to be held at Nebraska City. February 10
and 20:
by Rev. 3. Bean. Reception at Grand
hotel.
February 2O-Celebration OF the holy com
munlon at a. m. Rev. Il. H Chandler,
celebrant Business and missionary ses-
sion at 10 a. m. Paper. Medical Work in
Japan" Mrs. James Wise, South Omaha.
Address, 1.-THE Church and the Missionary
Work" Rev. George Neide, Falls City
Paper. Mrs F. II. Cole, Omaha Paper
THE United Offering" Miss Jessie Royce,
Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-16
WORK OF TEE CLUB WOMEN
Third District Convention to Meet at
Stanton in April
HOW TO MAKE ALL DIVIDE THE BURDEN
Madison Club Levies Per Capita
Assessment to Defray Expenses
and Plan 10 ORered 20 Others
~ n Good One.

The Third district Of the Nebraska Fed
GRAFTON OF Women's Clubs has accepted the
invitation Of the womeDs clubs of Stanton
TO hold it's annual convention at that place
April "A and Is are the dates given. The
Woman's club OF Madison has voted scent
per capita tax to help defray the expenses
OF the convention. Two new clubs have
recently come into the Nebraska Fedora
ton through the Third district the Homer
Woman's club and the Central city De-
partment club. Mrs w. f. Reed Of Madi-
son is vice president OF the district.
II some of the larger clubs would follow
the example Of the Fremont woman's club
and the Madison Woman's club in voting
a scent per capita tax for district pur-
poses. the problem of furnishing an at
tractive and successful district program
would be solved. A great cry IL raised
against the per capita tax by many club
women. but the fact remains that any
woman could afford to pay cents toward
several worthy enterprises during the year
IL she just would, and cents would be
ample in the larger clubs II every woman
would do her share Many clubs are op-
posed TO the per capita tax because It 30
frequently happens that owing to the care
lessness or Indifference of some, a part of
the money has in the end to be taken
from the club treasury.
The question naturally arises: How can
these careless or Indifferent members be
brought TO do their part?" 1t must be ad-
mltted that that question is easier asked
than answered, but--it is done Three OF
the districts have announced conventions
to be held this spring, and the others will
probably complete arrangements soon.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-16
Robert LIndbIoom.
Harry COrbett.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 1s-Harry Cor
bett, the well known sporting man and
brother OF James ]. Corbett ex-champion
heavyweight pugulist. was found dead this
morning
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-16

WEBSTER CITY, Ia, Feb. ls.-(specia-
Telegram)-w. 9. worthing. capitalist
and banker. died last night. He suffered q
stroke OF paralysis few days ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-16

900. Lineup:
MINNESOTA
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-29
CIRCUIT JUDGES
ARE POORLY PAID
HAWAIIAN BAR ASSOCIATION
ASKS CONGRESS TO INCREASE
THE SALARIES TO $4,000

The Hawaiian Bar Association held a
special meeting yesterday afternoon at
the Republican headquarters at which
the matter Of the salaries of the Cir
cult Judges of the First Judicial Cir
cult was discussed at length and reso-
buttons adopted recommending that
these salaries be raised from 1000 to
$4,000 per annum
The resolution which will be for
warded to the President, the Senate
and House Of Representatives, and to
the Territorial Delegate at Washington
urges Congress to take the matter up
and amend the section of the Organic
Act with reference to the salaries of
District Judges. Within the past year
or two the work in the First Circuit
court has increased very greatly so
that now the judges of the First Cir
cult are obliged to work continuously
all the year around with the exception
of a brief summer vacation period dur
Ing Wnlch one OF them is required to
be on duty all the time to handle the
chambers work. Besides this the Bar
Association pointed out that the
judges of the First Circuit do fully
sixty per cent of the circuit court work
of the entire Territory, divided into
four other circuits.
The meeting yesterday was presid-
ed over by F. M. Hatch and there were
present also w. L. Whitney, e. W..
Sutton, Cecil Brown, d. L. wilmington.
Henry Holmes, c. F. Clemens, A. G. M.
Robertson L. G. Kellogg, F. E. Thomp-
son, e. NJ. Watson, P. L. Weaver, j.
w. Cathcart, T. NJ. Harrison, S. H.
Derby and w. A. GreenweI, secretary.
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WORLDS NEWS
BY Cable
LONDON, August 29.-It is rumored
here that Addul-Aziz, the Sultan OF
Morocco, has been assassinated.
NO STINT OLE TROOPS.

PARIS, August 29.-The decision of
the war department is that all the
troops that may be called by General
Drude, commander of the French forces
n Morocco, for the purpose of putting
down the Moorish insurgents, will be
sent him.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-29
RA D
ON SEALS Plan ID
CRUISER BUFFALO GOES TO LOOK
AFTER JAPANESE REPORTED
TO BE ARMED.

VICTORIA, B. c., Aug. IA plan
the seal rookeries of the Pribyloff ISL
ands, to loot not only the rookerles Of
the seal herds of st. Paul and St
George Islands, but also the salt
houses where the North American
Trading & Transportation Company,
lessees of the Pribyloff rookeries, has
large number of pelts in salt await
ing shipment, has been discovered
with the result that the United States
government has decided to dispatch
the United States cruiser Buffalo to
Boring Sea.
News was received here by the seal
ing schooner Vera, which has returned
from a sealing and sea otter hunting
cruise in the North Pacific, that an ar
rangement had been reached by a num-
Der of Japanese sealing schooners,
each of which, in addition to the rifles
and shotguns used by the hunters, had
one or more machine guns on board.
They proposed to unite in a fleet
which would make a concerted raid on
the seal islands. The guards are all
too weak to resist such an invasion OF
seal raiders.
Last year, following the raid of the
Japanese sealing schooners Miyo Maru
and Toyai Maru on the Seapandi rock
cry, as a result of which the Japanese
were beaten off with the loss of five
killed and twelve taken prisoners, the
special agent of the United States on
the seal islands, Mr.. Lombky, made
representations to the United States
government to more adequately arm
the guards, he asking that two field
guns and some soldiers be sent to aug
ment the Aleut guards. 1t was learn
ed at that time that the raid was one
that had been arranged for six schoon-
ers, but had failed because the two
schooners which landed boat crews on
the Seapandi rookery landed before
the time arranged.
The sealing schooner Vera, which
has just returned to port, spoke the
Japanese sealing schooner Kinsei Maru
in Northern waters. Some of the hunt
ers of the Vera went on board the
Kinsei Maru and learned from the
Japanese sealers that they had arrang-
ed to take part in an organized raid.
The Japanese sealers showed the hunt
ers of the Vera a machine gun they
had on board, an old-style Calling gun,
and they stated that the other two
japanese schooners which we're hunt
ing in company with the Kinsei in the
North Pacific also had machine guns,
one a Nordenfelt, the other a Calling,
on board.
The Japanese sealers said thirty
three schooners were to come to Ber-
ing sea this winter, and a scheme had
been arranged to make a dash on the
seal islands, empowering the guards,
and not only club seals on the rook-
cries, but loot the salt house A raid
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TO TRAP THE MOORs

TANGIERS, Morocco, August PA
detachment of the Sultan's troops sent
into the territory by the Zrahma tribe
for the purpose of collecting tribute
have been met by the tribesmen in
battle and defeated
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MOONEY RESTORED.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 29-Police
Captain Mooney, who was discharged
from the San Francisco force by Chief
Oman for raiding protected joints in
the tenderloin district has been re-
instated in his position by the new
board of police commissioners.
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WHERE Ne GET CHEATEp.

A drawback to the great annual ex-
change between America and Europe
is the fact that the money which
goes over there is real, while many or
the art treasures which come over here
are not-Washingto Star.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-29
PRINCE AND PREsIpEN l

OYSTER BAY, August 29.-The
visiting Prince of Sweden called upon
the President yesterday and was enter
tanned at lunch.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
on the Copper island rookeries was al
so contemplated.
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nnEAT pEArE Nm

This Is a great peace year for the
United states. Two biz wars with
foreign countries successfully averted
within a few weeks-One with Japan
and the other with North Carolina
Kansas City Journal
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-29
APPEAL TO ROOSEVELT.

NEW YORK, August 29.-The strik-
ing telegraph operators are preparing
to present an appeal to President
Roosevelt to intervene and bring
about settlement of the strike
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OFFICERS:
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