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Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-05
ONEILL TIP is STRAIGHT
shivsly Tnctically Admits Western
League IL to Get Topeka.
MEETING TO PASS ON THE PROPOSITION
Indications that Result VIII he a
six-Club Circuit I'm the shively
League During Present
Year.

KANSAS CITY, March 4-(special 'Tele-
egram. )-Although President d. M. Shively
of the Western Base Ball association will
not admit that Topeka is to become the
property of the Western league, the in
ference is drawn that his association is
about to lose the best paying city in its
itinerary.
After being shown a dispatch from Chi
cago stating that Topeka had been awarded
to the Western league, Shively acknowl-
edged that President O'Neill would shortly
forward a check to cover the draft price
of Topeka and that upon its receipt he
would call a meeting OF Western association
magnates to determine what should be
done I'm regard to the proposition.
Following Shively's assertion that under
no circumstances would he allow Topeka
to be drafted into faster company. today 8
statement looks as IL the Western asso-
citation president had undergone change
Of opinion.
Since Saturdays conference at Buffalo,
O'Neil has been quoted repeatedly as hav-
ing been awarded Topeka. Shively, on the
other hand, asserts that the matter is still
open and will not be finally acted upon
for some days. His Acknowledgement that
he win shortly call a meeting of magnates
to consider ONeilrs proposition is taken to
mean that there is every prospect Of To-
peka being lost to the Western associa-
Nion Should this be the case, the out
look FOR Shively's organization seems- ex-
tremely gloomy, there being no equally
desirable city to take the place OF To-
peka. 1t probably will mean that the
Western association will become a six-club
league.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-05
Conductors and Brak emen rendered
More Pay by Several Northern
Lines.

ST. PAUL, March 4.-Followtng the
agreement entered into by forty-two gen.
eral managers, representing all the lines
in the west. the Great Northern and the
Northern Pacific railroads, the 500, and
all the roads entering into st. Paul, have
offered their trainmen and conductors a
raise IN pay.
This offer was made after a special meet
ing OF the traf1c officials OF the road in
the Northern Pacific Offices Saturday
which was held to consider the decision
reached by the managers. The men have
asked for a 10 per cent increase.
The increases which they will be offered
are as follows.
Conductors in the passenger service $40
per month.
Passenger baggagemen. s. a month.
Passenger brakemen and hagmen, s. per
month.
Freight conductors and iremen, 10 per
cent increase, based on the schedule pre-
vailng prior to November 1, 1906.
Proportionate and equable offers Of in
crease viii be rendered to all branches OF
the service.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-05
LARGE Bet
Two Iowa Physicians Wager
-. $4,000 en- Consump~
ton Cure.
Comments by Philadelphia
aDec1aiist.

Fort Dodge, Ia.--Physicians in this
section and throughout The United states
are watching with much interest the con-
sroysrsy Between pr w. , Kline ana 81 Dr.
wager as to the most yefiicacious treatment
for consumption. DIR. Kline, who is a
well known authority on many medical
questions and a member of the state
Board OF Health, maintains that no drug
can cure the disease. but believes In the
open air exclusively. While DR.. Lindley,
OF Cedar Rapids. a doctor of equal promi-
hence, takes the stand in favor OF a drug
specific and diseredits the value of the
open air method Patients of about the
same vitality have been selected and the
tests are now under way.
Con- menting on this wager a renowned
specialist OF the Philadelphia Clinic STAGES
that the most effective treatment 80 Tar
attained Is the combination of both fresh
air and certain drugs,
This was amply demonstrated In the
experimental camps in the pine forests
OF Maine where so many remarkable
cures were made. He also states that this
patient In their own home AZ they Will
adhere to II persistently.
Plenty OF outdoor exercise and at all
times breathing very deeply In order 10
This win soon become a habit and the
medicine that was used Is pine, the great
est stimulant known for the mucuos
membrape and pulmonary organs.
For this purpose get the Concentrated
oil OF pine. mix one-half ounce with a halt
pint OF good whiskey and add two ounces
OF glycerine. This must be well shaken
and used in tablespoon doses every -four
The Concentrated oil OF pine can be OBJ
tafned at any prescription druggists but
care should be taken not to get the imi-
out up in haif-ounee walls. secursIy sealed
IN round air-tight screw-top cases. which
protect IL from light and heat.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-05

BILL
In Face of CRrmack's Threat Gall
finger suspends the Fight.

In Face of Carmack's Threat Gall
finger suspendS the Fight.
WASHINGTON. March 4.-The ship sub
sidy bill, which has been before congress
in a more OF less prominent way for the
last two years. and for the last two days
In a more acute form, finally received its
quietus in the senate at II o'clock today,
when Senator Galhnger. in charge of the
measure, arose ard finally announced his
decision not to- press Il for further con-
sideration. Before making this announce
ment he made a last request for a vote,
whereupon Mr.. Carmack expressed his re-
greet that the bill would stu lead to ex-
tended debate" Thereupon Mr.. Gallinger
made the final announcement that he would
not further press the measure during this
session Before, however. he came to this
statement he entered into furious though
brief argument in support OF the bill. Two
days OF frivolous debate" he said. had
occurred on the measure. and he felt II TO
be his duty to call attention TO the salient
points involved in connection with the sub
ject
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-05

has become an accomplished fact and he
will leave that island so soon as his AFFAIRS
can be arranged.
The governor sent in his resignation jan
uary u as a result of the incident involv-
ing Rear Admiral Davis. 1t was the de-
sire Of both the American and the British
governments to smooth the troubles over
and the Colonial Office while tentatively ac-
cepting the governors resignation. left the
door open for him to reconsider the mat
ter, but according to a statement by Under
Colonial Secretary Churchill in the House
Of Commons this afternoon swettenham has
now definitely decided to resign.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-05

creasing the price of supreme court reports
to e.
ing Cor an appeal from a decision Of a
county board from The establishment OF re-
fusal to establish public roads
II r.. 2Jl-By +. T. Brown Of Lancaster.
Providing that granting or refusing to grant
a new trial shall be final order.
H. r. 3O9-By Clarke OF Douglas. Giving
city council OF Omaha power to widen OF
narrow streets.
". r. 15g-By Noyes Of Cass. Regulating
licensing OF automobiles.
II. r. ls5-By Dodge Of Douglas. Eviction
bill
II, r. H4-By Redmond Of Nemaha. Court
commission in district court to compute
default Judgment
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-05
WITH THE BOwLERs.

The Falstaffs, usual, took all three
games from the Patterson Daily News last
night on the Metropolitan alleys The Fall
staffs seem TO have grudge against Pats
team, for every time they bowl them they
roll their highest game. Beselin, with his
new ball, Is certainly coming right TO the
front. Captain Pat Of the News was this
only one on his team to reach 500. getting
a total OF 526. Tonight Armours against FL
Caudillos and the Life Malts against Omaha
Bicycles on the basement alleys, Scores:
EAI at FINS
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-05

NEW YORK, March Judgment for $52, !,
900 was obtained by the Baltimore base ball
club against the Brooklyn base ball club IN
the supreme court in Jersey city today by
default. Attorneys for the plaintiff say they
will apply for a receiver. The Brooklyn
club is Incorporated in New Jersey. The
claim dated from 1900, when the Baltimore
club left the National league and several
of it's players went to Brooklyn. The claim
was for $4,000 with $4,000 interest.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-05
-PATTERsoN's DAILY NEWS.

The Dreshers turned In last night and
ISOLATION alleys, winning two games and
finishing only one pin behind. on actual
the men on totals with col, and the city
abstractor had the best single game with
2sS. Teams tonight are Cudahys and o.
D. KA Scores:
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-05
basket RnlI NJ C1nrkr.

CIARKS, Neb., March 4.-(Special)-
Clarks and Columbus High scnool boys
and girls met in the Columbus High school
gymnasium Friday for a double-header in
basket ball. The first game was between
the boys of the two schools and resulted
Clarks 80. Columbus 10. The second game
was between the two girls teams and re-
suited % to 5 in favor of the Columbus
girls A reception was rendered to the Wis
itors at the home of Mr.. Farraud and
good time was enjoyed by the Clarks people.
The following is the lineup OF the teams:
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-05
IN ST. LOUIS
10 THE WHITE HOUSE
OF THE WEST.

The White House in st. Louis occupies
the most commanding site in the business
section OF that city-on Washington Az
enue at 18th Street II Is the home of the
Brown Shoe co. and is the most modern,
best equipped and most substantial plant
in the world. In the six big manutactur-
ing plants of this Company are made
White House Shoes for men and women
Buster Brown Blue Ribon Shoes for boys
and girls. and other Star-5-Star Special
ties in Shoes, which have an international
reputation and are sold at retail by such
concerns as Henry Segel Co, of Boston;
Siegel-COoper Co, OF New York and Chi
cago and equally representative dealers
ali over the United States; this company
being the first ST. Louis shoe manufactur-
ers to invade Boston, the original home
OF shoe manufacturing. and TO place their
line with the largest retail distributors In
New England This was the only Shoe
Company awarded a Double Grand Prizf
al he 81. Louis Worlds Fair. Thsir
notwithstanding capacity is over twelve
million dollars per annum. Their gain
In shipments for February, 1907. were
more than S160.0o0.00. over February,
1908 They have one hundred and three
travelling statesmen, who represent them
in every State of the Union, and have
lust left headquarters with samples OF
over six hundred STYLES Of shoes.
Merchants interested should write az
once and any visiting ST. Louis should
not fail 10 call at the White House and
see this wonderful plant handle and ship
to the trade over fifty thousand dollars
worth OF shoes in ten hours.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-05

FALLS CITY, Nob., March 4.-(Special.)-.
viii be here March z and % This attrac-
ton. will be we'll attended; forty or hfty
amateur marksmen and many professionals
will be here Captain Hardy will give an
exhibition. Falls City merchants and bus
mess men have responded literally and
there will be 800 added money.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-05
ROUTINE rRocEEDNes OF HOUSE
Number of Bill. Passed without a
Contest.
(From Stan Correspondent.l

Contest.
(From a Stan Correspondent
LINCOLN, March 4-tspecial, 1.-The house
passed the following bills:
5. F. Ably King Of Polk. Free high
school bill.
II. r. N7-By Gran of Cunning Giving
county boards right OF eminent domain for
the protection Of roads and bridges.
II. b 25-By Redmond OF Nemaha- JUS
tiee OF the peace and county judge juris-
dictlon bill
II. r. 2ls-By Walsh of Douglas. Com
polling at least one member of county board
TO attend convention OF State Board q
Charities and Correction.
IL. II. SHY Quackenbush. Memorable
ing congress 70 call constitutional con-
ventiOn for ant-pOlygamy amendment.
II. n. l09-By Fletcher OF Antelope. Es-
Enlistment and vacation OF private roads
and for maintenance of such roads estah+
lished.
II. II. e4-By Knowles OF Dodge. Amend
ing charter Of cities OF from 5000 10 2S.Oo0
inhabitants.
. II. r. 66-By,I.ee. Police commissioners OF
Omaha shall net be candidates for once.
H. X. SSs-By Farley OF Hamilton. In
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-05

lin Of Chicago, DR.. L. L. Mial of this city,
Calvin Demarest, a young Chicago player,
and J. M c. Rolls of Philadelphia. Rolls
and Demarest played tonight, the former
winning the bank Demarest won the
match in thirty-second inning. Score; De-
rest Rolls 100
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-05

To Cure n Cold In One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMo Quinine Tablets
Druggists refund money IL it fails to cure.
e. W. Groves signature is on each box. 25c.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-05
sToRz BLUES.
DRESHERS.
Amateur BiIIiard ChampiOnship.

NEW YORK. March 4-The amateur bill
hafd championship tournament began to-
night at the Lederkranz club. The condi-
tons called for games OF so points, lA2
balk line. The entrants are r. w. Gardner
OF Passaic, n. J., j. Ferdinand Poggenberg
OF the Leiderkran<- and Charles F. COnk-
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-05
st. Paul Defeats Central city.

ST PAUL, Neb., March 4.-(Special)-
The Central City boys basket ball team,
which holds the intercollegiate champion
ship was defeated here by the st. Paul
game, the score standing "a to 70. The
Central City team has only been defeated
once before in three years and that was
by the State university team.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-05

Manager McCloskey of the cardinals says
that Pitcher Buster Brown Is worth
every penny CT $4,000 and will not sell the
player for less Let's see, knockers, who
was 1t that trained "Buster?" Yes, Pa
Rourke. that's right.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-05

swettenham Has Resigned.
LONDON March 4-4:3O p. m.-The reslg-
nation OF Governor Swettenham OF Jamaica
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-05

lean league park, Mr.. Farrell has paid out
more than $4,000 trying TO land a pennant
during the last four seasons. OF this
amount nearly $4,000 was spent for new
players. There were handsome returns in
the form of gate receipts But the Greater
New York club wifi have to experience two
prosperous seasons before II Is on velvet.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-05

Piles Cured In ~ 60 IL Days.
Pazo Ointment will cure any cssee of
Itching. Blind. Bleeding or Protuding piles.
At all druggists-50 cents
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-05

II you have anything to trade advertise
It in the For Exchange column OF The
Bee Want Ad page.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-05

object TO the salary offered him by New
York and may not sign for the coming
season It's a good thing fer a working
because IL is made.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-05

Referee: w. c. Knight of Clarks. I'm
pire: w. II. Huntemer % Columbus.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-05
TWO BIG JOBS FOB BURNS
Simmer Ahead of Farmer
This Week.

Omaha's first international wrestling
match of Importance will be held at the
Auditorium Tuesday night and judging
from the numerous inquiries which are
coming from all neighboring towns, the big
structure will be taxed to hold the crowd.
When Farmer Burns and Jim Parr meet
at the Auditorium the sport-lovlng public
Of Omaha will see two men who should be
about as equally matched as 1t is possible
for a matchmaker to arrange. Burns is
without a peer at the catch-as-catch-can-
style excepting Frank Gotch who is
pupil of Burns-but Parr is a younger man
and triie more active. and may be able
to wear Farmer Burns out-may be, only.
The wrestling game has caught on in
great shape in Omaha and will continue to
hold the public long as Manager Gillian
can get the best wrestlers and matches
them well.
"If am to wrestle at Creston Thursday
don't know it." was Farmer Burns re-
mark on reading the story that
se erosion wss to TSufsday II TSe
wrestle Simmer there Thursday night
tuesday night-oh, yes, that will give. me
plenty, OF time TO reach Creston. III be
In this careless sort of way the old vet
eran treated the matter. To wrestle the
champion of England and wrestle a man
weighing go pounds. eighty pounds more
merely a matter of time-time enough to
get from Omaha to Creston. This for a
81 could put 200 Farmer Burns to work
IL had them" he added. They are book
ing me at so many places"
An eastern firm offers 5sz cents apiece for
crows. Here is a chance for the hunters
TO get rich for a shell costs but cents. so
there is clear profit Of IL cents per crow.
Nebraska hunters are happy again that
the quail season was not entirely cut on
by the astute legislature. Many argue wei
that short open season is better than a
closed season for the birds themselves.
Danny Shay Of Stockton is now said 20
object to the salary offered him by New
season It's good thing fer a working
man to be able to turn down an offer just
because II is made.
Manager McCloskey of the cardinals says
that Pitcher Buster" Brown Is worth
every penny CT $4,000 and will not sell the
was It that trained "Buster?" Yes, Pa
Rourke. that's right.
Aside from what II cost to build Amer
lean league park. Mr.. Farrell has paid out
more than 500 900 trying to land pennant
during the last four seasons. OF this
players. There were handsome returns in
| the form of gate receipts But the Greater
New York club wifi have to experience two
prosperous seasons before II is on velvet.
During the last week the Pittsburg club
\ received the signed contract Of First Base
man Nealon.
The Cincinnati club has stricken the
name of Catcher George Starnagie from its
| reserve list.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-05

The Cincinnati club has stricken the
name Of Catcher George Starnagle from its
reserve list
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-05

EYE SPECIALISTS, Huteson Optical Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-05

During the last week the Pittsburg club
received the signed contract Of First Base
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-05

Referee: Mae Little of Clarks.
w. II. Huntemer of Columbus.
poYS
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-05

q karat wedding rings. Edholm. jeweler.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-05

Nebraska hunters are happy again that
the quail season was not entirely cut on
by the astute legislature. Many argue well
that a short open season is better than a
closed season for the birds themselves.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-05
RAILROADS ADVANCE WAGES

D1AMoNDs-Frenzer. 18th and Dodge.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-05
Basement Bargains

15c India Linon. DC YRrd-The
great sale of 15c India lin0ns
will continue Tuesday. Extra
wide sleeve, fine 15c India a.
linon, on sale, yard 49,. &c
tOc Bingham, INC Yard-The
great sale of 10c ginghRms con-
tinues-beautiful dress IL
ginghams. yard -. 63G
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-05
Hart Bin Rejected.

With goodly number Of the committee
absent. the revenue committee OF the house
this afternoon recommended for indefinite
postponement the bill Of Hart OF York, TO
decrease the membership OF the State
Board Of Assessment by cutting out Land
Commissioner Eaton and Auditor Searle,
leaving the board composed of Governor
Sheldon. Treasurer Brian and Secretary
of State Junkin. A hght\will be made on
the floor OF the house when the COMMITTEES
report Is read The action of Mr.. searla
and Mr. Eaton as members of the state
board during the last two years inspired
the introduction of the bill.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-05
Chiffon Lisse

A back order shipment of our own
imported Chiffon Lisse". this
is unquestionably the most beau
tiful fabric of the season. Deli
cate evening shades and 0E
we'll with soc yd., Tuesday ZJC
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-05

An eastern firm offers 5h cents apiece for
crows. Here is chance for the hunters
TO get rich, for "A shell costs but cents. so
there is a clear profit Of IL cents per crow.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-05

Edges, bands, Insertions and bead
ings, medium and narrow widths,
sold everywhere at 10c to soc a
yard - Tuesday you win find
Them in this lot at, yard IL
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-13
COAL FOR PACIFIC FLEET.
Arrangements for Supplying Admiral
Evans Vessels.

Two hundred and fifty-three thousand
tons OF coal, exclusive of that TO be Skinned
IN government Golfers, will be required Z,
get the Atlantic battleship fleet to the Pa
enc coast and properly coal il at Mare
Island, according TO the estimates mada
by the equipment bureau of the Navy De
partment. which has called for proposaIs
for supplying the necessary fuel or This
aggregate. $4,000 tons are sami-bitum,nous
and the remainder Welsh coal The former
is 10 De shipped from Atlantic ports OF the
chited States in vessels either of American
or foreign registry, according as the terms
may be the more favorable in the oninion
of the bureau.
specifications indicating the points at
Wmch the coal is TO be unloaded the dat,
OF loading, etc, have been made puhIi, nv
me equipment bureau. These include i'm
.le case or the semi-bituminous coal the
uehyery or 1000 tons at Trinidad GOO0 tons
10 MO DE Janeiro. 10000 tons To Pun;a
arenas, 1000 tons to Callao 30 go tons at
Magdalena bay and 10000 tons to San Fran
francisco or Mare Island. The loading pc
roo or the ships runs from the Isl OF
december up to February l. Indicating that
IL VIII be very late in the year be fore the
vessels start on their long cruise
Inc welsh coal is to be delivered as fol-
lows U.Wo tons at Punta Arenas not
Iater than January 20. %. 900 tons at CalIao
not later than February a. 2JNO tons at
Magdaiena bay not later than February ~
ioVo IONS additional at Magdalena bay nor
I n IMAM March 10, 10000 tons at San
francisco or Mare Island not later than
April and 10000 tons additional ar So
Francisco or Mare Island not later tban
April 49, man
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-13
POLICEMAN A PRISONER.
Special Officer Held for Trial for A.
Saulting Man

NEW YORK, September l3-SpecIaI
Policeman Eugene Hill appeared In the
west Side court yesterday as complainant
against John Ulrich of 300 East SSth street
whom he charged with Interfering with an
officer. The tables were quickly turned
When the story of the arrest was told tn
Magistrate Cornell At his direction HIN
was arrested on q charge of ASSEMBLING
Ulrich and was held in 500 bail for trial i'm
special sessions "
Hill is employed by Paterson Brothers
wholesale butchers, who had some trouble
during the recent strike OF drivers of meat
wagons. On Saturday afternoon Hill and
several other policemen We're escorting a
number OF strikebreakers through 9th ave-
nue., when two men on coal truck ieered
at them. Finally pistol shot was fired
ana the TWO men got off the truck and ram
making their escape.
Several witnesses told Magistrate Cornell
that Hill accused various men of firing the
cused roughly. When he seized IylIich he
beat the latter over the arms and shoulders
with his club. Ulrich went to the station
house to complain and was locked up on
Hills complaint.
Ulrich explained in court that at the time
or the trouble he was going along with a
bag or plumbers tools. He stopped a mo-
ment TO see what was the trouble and soon
was attacked. Five other witnesses cor
roborated this statement and testified that
they had been ordered out of the station
when they accompanied Ulrich to make his
complaint Magistrate Cornell, I'm holding
Hill for trial, also criticised the police
Heutenant's handing of the case.