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Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-04
Knishts and Ladies Of security.

Magic City council has taken steps to re-
organize the team and at the last meeting
introduced four new members and received
six propositions for membership.
The second mysterious tenn is arrang-
ing for an entertainment of some kind
to happen any old time.
Even the rain did not prevent a fair sized
crowd from attending the regular fourth
Wednesday social and entertainment Of
the Omaha councils. A very pleasant even
ing was passed.
Several new oaDdidates will be present
for initiation at me next meeting.
After the initiation OF four new members
and approving the propositions of three
more members Tuesday evening Oak coun-
ell proceeded to dispose Of a lunch pre-
pared by the women and to spend the even
ing In social way. The usual big attend
ance was on hand. .'
This council viii give ball at the close
OF Lent.
Carnation council is making arrangements
for an entertainment and refreshments at
It's meeting OF March ~, at Danish hall on
\ street, near Twenty-fourth. street. There
Ia bunch OF candidates on the way, some
Of whom probably will be introduced at
that time.
DR., II. A. Warner of Topeka, national
medical examiner, addressed the lodge in
Council BLUFFS Friday evening. number
OF Omaha and South Omaha members were
present
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-04
Royal Aehates.

Omaha lodge No / will meet Tuesday
evening at Nineteenth and Farnam streets.
There is 10 be a big initiation at this
meeting, class OF sixteen. After the lodge
session there will be a social hour consist
ing OF amusements of various kinds
Tuesday evening, March II, the committed
on entertainment has decided to give a
Juvenile masquerade ball
All members who have participated In
Phoenix lodge degree stan are urged 10
be present next Thursday evening to ex-
emplify the work.
Another mask ball viii be given BY
Phoenix lodge Saturday. Invitations have
been printed and are already being cir
culated. The committee In charge Consists
OF Florence Mead, Jennie PassOth, G. j.
Meyer, Dr. ]. A. Cummings and c. H
Krelle As the dance takes place on the
date OF the vernal equinox the costumes
are expected to be "equinoxical."
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-04
TOUR OF TRAVELLING TRoWEL
ElabOrRte Ceremonies Planned by
Omaha MasOns On Kits Arrival
Here Thursday.

The famous Masonic silver trowel, in It's
Journey around the world, will visit Omaha
March z. Elaborate ceremonies are in
The idea Of the travelling trowel, SYM
bolical Of the admonition to spread the ce-
ment Of brotherly love on every possible
lodge No 753, New York state, some two
years ago. He proposed TO his lodge the
among the Masonic lodges throughout the
world, spreading fraternal teaching and
bringing them together in closer bond of
up the scheme, and after Obtaining the
sanction of the grand lodge of New York,
2 magnfcent silver trowel was manu-
ical figure of Justice, together with the
name Of the lodge, the date and phrase,
Who Best Can Work and Best Agree. .
dedicated on October %, 1906, by the grand
lodge Of New York at one OF the most
notable Masonic gatherings ever convened
In the United States. More than 1000 Mas
ter Masons, including some of the most
distinguished members of the craft partic-
ipated in this ceremony. ~
The program in Omaha contemplates q re-
oeption during the entire forenoon at Ma
sonio temple. At y. m. will be the pre-
grand lodge by Minnehahs lodge ei No. s 'o u
Sioux Falls. s. D. At 8 p. m. the visitors
VIII be given reception at the Ldninger art
gallery. At $3.50 p. m. the masters degree
win BIO conferred upon several candidates.
During these ceremonies there will be a
formation and ceremonies of the living
trowel. After this the presentation of the
trowel to Capital lodge will be made, fol-
loved by entertainment and speeches.
The journey OF the travelling trowel thus
far has been: Justice lodge No. 1853, New
York; Genossee Falls lodge No. 507, Roch.
ester; Hornellsville lodge No. 331; Washing
ton lodge No. 24O, Buffalo; Barton lodge No
Hamilton, Ont. Detroit lodge No. 3; To-
ledo (O.) lodge No. la Kane lodge No. 1888
Elkhart, Ind; Mystic Star ledge No 1853
Chicago; Crescent lodge No 26, Cedar Rap
ids, Ia; Minnehaha lodge No, 5, Sioux Falls
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-04
ELEVEN ACRES FOR LUMBER
Tract Bought by BradfOrd-KenAsGy
Company Between Omaha and
south Omaha.

The Bradford Kennedy Lumber company
has bought an eleven acre tract OF land
for a lumber yard south and west OF the
Krug brewery and between the Burlington
tracks and Twenty-ffth street. The tract
IL known as tax lot No. II and was bought
from the Saunders estate and Fred Krug
This viii give the Bradford Kennedy COM
pany an excellent yard for It's wholesale
business and also place half way between
Omaha ana south Omaha for retail business
In both these cities.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-04
FraternaI Union of America.

Mondamin lodge No. III expects to
initiate a number Of candidates Monday
evening. After close Of the session there
will be a general jollihcation owing 10 the
splendid results obtained in the recent
me mbe rship contest and the defeated
an oyster supper.
On the evening OF March II this lodge
will give a high fve partY AT Its hall. Sew
enteenth and Farnam streets.
A penny carnival will be given Thursday
evening by the guards of Banner lodge In
Myrtle hall Confetti battles. moving
pictures ZOO art display, the fortune teller,
congress OF beauty. peep show. sleeping
beauty, with prize 10 one awakening her
and with the popcorn, peanut and candy
gOody man win add their share OF fun on
the discordant Midway free continuous
performance consisting or male quartet and
other noted singers. buck and wing dancing
and dancing In national costume win be
desiring to dance and the guards promise
q jolly good time 70 All who attend
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-04

DIR. William c. BentE, one of the republi-
can candidates for the Board of Education,
desires to make the following statement
OF his position and attitude that 1t may be-
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-04

ton City's lineup was as follows; DR..
o. Donneii and Messrs. Loeb, Rogers Early
and Grant. The location OF the new helo
keeps many from town from attending the
games as Il IL unhandy TO reach.
Fifty-seven recruits from Fort Slocum,
N. Y, arrived on "Wednesday and were as
tributed among the troops OF the Second
and Thirteenth cavalry
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-23
NEWARK COPS LOSE
BOW TO TRENTON IN RE-
TURN BASEBALL GAME.

The Trenton police baseball team
humbled Newark's finest in the return
game, played at Morris Park yesterday
afternoon, more than squaring accounts
for their defeat In the Capital City several
weeks ago by scoring an overwhelming
victory, the final verdict being IA to 5. The
Newark cops" put up a good game, but
they were caught off their balance in the
early innings, and, though they swung
their clubs with might and main, they
could not overcome the lead of the "other
fellows"
Trenton sent three men over the plate In
the first inning and took about all the
starch out of the local guardians of the
peace in the second, when five more runs
went down on the score sheets. TIL cap
ital city force banged away at Schroeder's
shoots for all sorts of hits and really had
the game on ice after the second round.
The locals made many a squirt, which
looked promising at times, but the visiting
bluecoats were on the job In the field
at all times and three fast double plays
blocked the way to the plate on as many
occasions.
President John Baader. of the Police
Board; Police Commissioners Castle and
Harrlgan, Chief of Police Corbitt, several
Aldermen and a large cortege of local
rooters witnessed the game. After hostil-
tiles had ceased the victors and the van
pushed buried the Ratchet and enjoyed a
general good time at a banquet. The
Score.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-23
CHIPS PICKED UP ON THE DIAMOND

leavor to kave Jake Gettman, the Buffalo
entire fielder, on the club.
Rochester Is said to be after Pitcher Bill
Carrick, who deserted the Newark Club.
Manager ~Buckenberger last season picked
up Outhelder Malay after the latter had
Jumped the Colts.
Shortstop Hulswitt and Pitcher Upp
have been sold by Columbus to Cincinnati.
Cleveland yesterday purchased Jacob
Dauber, a pitcher of the Llewellyn, Pa,
club, who had a record OF t~wenty-three
strike outs in one game last season.
outhelder Hamilton Wade. Of the New
Haven Club, has been sold to the New
York Nationals.
The st. Louis Nationals have purchased
Pat Murphy. The star pitcher OF the
Johnstown Tristate Le1gu team.
Harry Swacina, first baseman of the
Peoria team of the Three l League, was
yesterday purchased by the Pittsburg Ma
lional League Club.
So
MANAGER Murray. of the Philadelphia Ma
tionals. will recall Pitcher Mack and
Catcher Donovan. the Providence battery,
at The close of the Eastern League season.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-23
BLACK HAND N BASEBALL.
Manager Chance, of Chicago, Warned
Against Winning National Pennant.

Frank Chance, manager and captain OF
the Chicago National League champion
baseball term, found a ''Black Hand" letter
awaiting him when he arrived at the Polo
Grounds during the last series with New
York. The handwriting was pretty good
and the spelling all right, and the dis
tointed English looked like an attempt to
create the impression that the writer was a
foreigner. A bony hand with a ciaw-like
forefinger was drawn at the bottom of the
letter. which incidentally, did not keep
Chanc and his men from whackinE, the
Giants, thus evidently producing no i'm
preston upon the Cubs great leader. The
letter was as follows:
Manager Chance (Chicago National
League of the Baseball Club.
Dear Sir-Your club must not get again
Pennant this year 1907 from the New York
and you will let New York Club will have
Pennant championship of the year 1907
from your club. Your club are too coward,
but Poor Giants
IF you not let the Giants from the first
place this year, Gang of Black Hands will
see you after. will help you for your life.
Look out for danger life. We will use
bomb on your players team on train wreck
and we will follow your team travelling.
mo fear to tell Policemen, but my pow
erful than them.
New York Club must have the Pennant
this year from your club.
1--WE are cranky on Giants. Yours
truly, BLACK HAND"
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-23

Charley Wagner. the former Newarl
shortstop, who Is now playing a great
game for the Boston Americans. made a
seasons record for the American League
yesterday by lining out two home runs in
the game at Detroit.
The largest score of the season in the big
leagues was rolled up by Pittsburg at the
Polo Grounds yesterday, the Pirates beat
ing the Giants IN eight innings, 20 to s.
The strangest part of the affair is the fact
that out of the tw%enty-one hits made by
Pittsburg the great and only Hans Wagner
did not get as much as a single.
Newark has been doing good work in the
West. An even break in a four-game Sc
ries at Buffalo dnd two out of three TO date
at Montreal Is the record.
Jersey City stepped into fourth place
yesterday by taking another game at Buff
falo, coupled with Providence's defeat at
Rochester.
Buffalo has made a grand total of three
hits in the last two games with Jersey
City, one off Moore on Wednesday and two
off Lake yesterday.
Catcher Krichell has been hitting the ball
well, but he has still to overcome a case of
"rattles." 1t was his miscue in the fourth
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-23
TENNIS TITLE
MAY GO TO
HARMED
Impression Growing That
FOrmerC Champion Will Land
YictOry--D Defeats Wright.

NEWPORT. Aug. 23.-The national lawn
tennis championship competition, as a re-
suit of yesterdays play, has narrowed
down to sixteen men, but the playing which
brought about this result proved very little
of championship quality. Former Cham
pion w. A. Larned and l. c. Wright, holder
of several sectional titles, were given the
grand-stand court, but their match proved
very short, Larned quickly disposing of his
opponent in straight sets, 60. 6-3, Ga.
The choppy strokes that Wright had
found so effective "Wednesday against F.
c. Colston gave easy chances for Larned.
The former champion was in excellent
form, both at the net and in the back
court. His showing strengthened the i'm
preston that was already strong here thai
he would win the national championship
for the third time.
r. II. Palmer, the conqueror of Karl
Behr, had considerable difficulty in his
match with Clarence Pell, taking four sets
to win, Go, 6-3, 40, Ga. He took the
last set only after a hard struggle. Sum-
mary.
All-eomers' tournament, second round
(concluded):
Gardner Beals defeated H. A. Plummer,
20, 6-3. So, 6-3, Sc.
Third round;
II. L. Westfall defeated G. II. Nettleton,
81, 6-1, Ga.
w. A. Larned defeated 1. C. Wright, Go
6-3, 6-3.
c. Hobart defeated II. B. Register, 6-1
CO, Go.
f. G. Anderson defeated G. A. Gardner
jr., Ga. 6-3. Ga
r. Leroy defeated A. Holmes. 6-1, ga
Cd.
r. Lowering defeated D. Partridge, 6-4
81, 6-4.
c. E. Sands defeated J. r. Fowler, 81
G. NJ. Bull, jr.. defeated T. w. Potter
W. f. Johnson defeated E. T. Gross
liz, Ga, 6-1.
F. c. Inman defeated E. W. cot 60
81, Ga.
H. M. o%llenhauer defeated C. Rogers
81, 6-3, 60, Ga.
n. Thornton defeated M, A. Chase, GO
r. II. Palmer defeated C, Pell, 60. s-s
4-6, Cd.
n. W, Niles defeated ]. C. Ames, rs
]. 4. G. colston defeated NJ. Fl. charl
fY Seth Russ defeated 6. Beals, Ga, O.
40, 81, GA.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-23
WON PRESIDENTS MATCH.
A. D. Berg Captures National Military
Shooting Championship.

CAMP PERRY. o., Aug. GA. D.
Berg, of the Second Washington, won
the Presidents match in yesterdays
contest and thereby won the individual
shooting championship of America. He
made $40 points out of a possible 500.
Major c. B. Winder, of Washington,
was second with 30S points. Berg also
won the skirmish fire with 80 points
and Major Winder was second with 81
points. For rapid fire Berg was tied
by Captain Darlington, of Washington
with as points. The rapid fire was for
200 yards and the Presidents match
for 1000 yards.
President Roosevelt was notified OF
Berg's victory. Major Winder carried
off the honors at Sea Girt in 1908.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-23

Chief among the many attractions that
will mark the county fair. to be held under
the auspices of the Essex County Fair
Association at Olympic Park from Satur-
day. September q, to Monday. September
30. will be a fine card of trotting races,
automobile races and a field and track
athletic meet. All of these events are
to be held on the new half-mile race course
which Is now being built. The horse races
will be welcomed by local horsemen. as
they will give them an opportunity to per-
form for something more substantial than
glory, nine $500 purses having been put
up as prizes. The program will be as
follows:
Saturday. September 21-2:3O trot. purse
$500: 2:29 pace. purse $500; 2;2O trot, purse
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-23
AUTO As A HURRY UP, WAGON.

CHICAGO, Aug. 2S.-The city of Chicago
is building an automobile which 1t is prom
Used will be to other automobiles what the
English battleship Dreadnought is to other
naval vessels. 1t is on account of the au-
tomobile's size that the city is doing the
work itself, as special patterns had to be
made for it.
The machine is to be used as a police
patrol wagon. 1t is to be of steel body, 20
horsepower. and large enough to. carry
eighteen policemen and the chauffeur.
The use expected to be made of the We
hicIe is to carry a good-sized squad of po-
licemen to any point where there is more
serious trouble than the men Immediately
available can handle. 1t will be able to go
much faster than the present patrol wagon
n carry more men.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-23

SPORTING CARNNALATESSEX COUNTYFAIR|
Harness Horses Will Race for Cash Pnzes-Automobile and Attn
lec Contests Planned.

The Amateur Athletic Union has issued
a sanction to the association to hold a
field and track meet on Wednesday after
noon. September 25. The events. about
twelve in number. will be decided on the
race track. and It is expected that many
OF the American champions will be among
the large field of competitors. Gold. sill
yer and bronze medals will be awarded to
the men finishing in one two, three order.
and a trophy will be given to the club
scoring the greatest number of points.
There is to be a special feature in an
~interelub relay race, in which most of the
local athletic clubs will be represented
Entries will be received by w. A. Brooks
at the headouarters of the Essex County
Fair Association. s3S Broad street.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-23
TWO Game. FOR Ro.evine.

The Roseville Athletic Club has two
hard games on for tomorrow and Sum
day at the Roseville oval. Tomorrow
afternoon they will meet the strong
Dolma Athletic Club, whose easy VIC
tory over the Ironsides tells the article
of ball they are putting up. On Sun
rivals, the crack st. Benedict B. B.. C.
The Benedicts have won two ont of
three games. but on Sunday the Rose
villes expect to even up matters. The
Roseviile A. c, Craiger, Q b.; Shotman.
s. s.: King, r. fl Tunis. / b.; ulrich, Sb.;
Healy, C.; Connolly, l. f.; Kinny. c. T.;
England. c, T.; crogan, i. f.; Track, s. s.;
Greece, 8 b.; Wooley. 2 b.; Conway,
l b.; Strain, pt; Welsch. C.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-23
INVADERS
NOSE OUT
TAMAQUA
AtIanticS Profit on
Errors and Score 4 to
8 Victory.

Yesterdays Results.
Newark, 4; Tamaqua, 3.
Brooklyn. 10; Po~ttsville. |.
Reading, is; Allentown, 8.
Easton. A.; Elizabeth, 2
Games Today.
Newark at Allentown.
Elizabeth at Pottsville.
Brooklyn at Reading.
Easton at Tamadua.
Games Tomorrow.
Newark at Allentown.
Elizabeth at Pottsville.
Brooklyn at Reading.
Easton at Tamaqua-
MAUCH CHUNK. Pa, Aug. 23.-Newark
was pitted against Pitcher Edmonds. one of
the best twistmeisters in the Atlantic
League, In the final game of the series
here yesterday, but the Invaders managed
to nose out Tamaqua, 4 to 3. Everything
broke well for Westlake's men, and this,
together with the ragged fielding Of Tana-
qua, the home team making seven errors,
enabled the visitors to win. The score:
TAMAOUA.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-23

$500. Wednesday. September 25-2:25 trot.
purse $500; 2:19 pace. purse 5000; free-for-all
trot or pace. purse 5000. Saturday, Sep
TENDER 2S-2:27 pace. purse $500; 2:l7 trot,
purse $500; 2.15 pace. purse $500.
The races will be governed by the rules
,of the National Trotting Association. hob
bles allowed. The entries will close on
Saturday. September Il. with James M
Beldon. manager Of racing department.
Bloomfield.
The automobile races will be held on
both Sundays and Tuesday of the fair
week. and on Friday there will be a
parade competition of decorated cars.
There will also be IN excellent exhibit of
racing and touring cars, under the man.
agement of H. P. English.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-23
NEW AUTO RECORD FOR
CHICAGO-NEW YORK RUN

A new automobile record of 80 hours and
So minutes between Chicago and New York
was created when c. S. Carris, driving a
2S-horsepower Franklin car, arrived in Co
than at 1853 o'clock last night. This low
ers the former record by II hours and 8
minutes, made by Carris last year. The
record Of Sc hours and IS minutes was one
which it was thought would stand for
years.
-Four experienced drivers took part m the
run. driving in relays. Carris left Chicago
at 3 a. m. August, q, and covered 1,217 miles
upon the trip, an average speed of about
thirty-one miles per hour, which is easily
comparable with the speed of most long
distance railroad trains. He had absolutely
no trouble with the car upon the entire
trip and had only one punctured tire.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-23

Tomorrow the clever Arions will tackle
the strong Newark Colored Giants on the
Wright street grounds. Although playing
fast ball of late, the Newark Colored
Giants will ave to play at their best to
win, for the Arions are playing great ball,
as was shown in the last games played.
They easily defeated the Rosevilles and
Ironsides in one day, also winning both
series, which no other team has accom-
plished this season. Buster Ulrich, who
held the Ironsides to four scratchy hits
Sunday, win be the box artist. Sunday
the Arions will go to Chatham and play
the fast Circle A. c., of that place. who
have been beating everything that tackled
them SO far this season. To keep up this
record they will have to be on their mettle,
for It will be a hard thing TO stop the
Arlons at present. Next Saturday and
Labor Day are open dates for hrst-class
teams. a. ;. 1Eaer, IS AOrkok street
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-23
Knlckerboekerr v.. coIumblas.

The Knlckerbocker F. c. balltossers
will meet the Columbia A. c. team at
the Heidelberg Park grounds, Maple
wood, Sunday afternoon, the contest to
be started at 3 o'clock. The teams APP
pear to be evenly matched and a keen
contest is expected. The Knickerbock-
ers would like to hear from some good
teams for Sunday afternoon games, the
contests to be decided at Heidelberg
Park. Address A. Schwarz 80 South
Orange
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-23

inning yesterday that cost Newark the
second game.
Rube Waddell, the Athletics great south
paw, established a strike-out record for
the season in the American League yes
terday, tanning thirteen Chicago batters.
q .
II George Stallings manages Montreal
next season. as report has 1t, he will en-
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-23
SHELTERS FLY
INTO FIRST
DIVISION
Pass Providence by Taking
Another CAMERON Cham
piOn Buffalo Team.

BUFFALO, Aug. Blake allowed Buff
falo but two hits yesterday and the
Skeeters nex the second game OF the
series, thereby stepping into fourth place.
Tozer pitched good ball, but was given
ragged support. Umpire Sullivan CAM close
to being mobbed after the game. He was
taken from the grounds under police pro-
|tecNon, The score:
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-23
TRENTON.

Two-base hits-McGuire ~, .Klein, kelly,
Justice, ~ess T~hree-base h~its-Sanders
(). Stolen base5-H. Schroeder, Justice,
Mcclure, Sanders. Deveney. Schultz, KEEL
ly. Bases on balls-Of Schroeder, 2; off
Klein. 4 Struck out-By Schroeder 8; by.
Klein. u. Batters hit-By Klein, 4. Passed
ball-Justice. Wild pitch-Klein. Double
plays-Justice and Mcclure a.; Klein, Nc
CURE, Schultz; Mcclure. Schultz. Left on
bases-Newark, Z; Trenton, 3. Time of
game-2h. lon. Umpire-Watts. Attend
a%nce-1, OOO.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-23

At New York R-H.E
Pittsburg. ...... 2 0 9 2 1-2o p 2
Batterles-Siefeld and Gibson; Mathew
son, Ferguson, Taylor and B~resnahan,
Bowerman.
At Brooklyn R.H.E.
st. Louis -. 1900 0oo- s 9 9
Brooklyn -. 0 1 0 o Q II 9 8
Batteries-McGlynn, Korger and Noonan;
Rucker and Ritter; Bell and Bergen.
At Boston R.H.E.
chicago - 0 o 0 1 o 0-s 4 3
Boston .......O 0 0 1 l 0 o. 6 5
Batteries-Frazc and Moran: Dorner
and Brown.
At Philadelphia
First game: R.H.E.
Phil. -. o100300 ks 9 2
Cincinnati 80. 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 o. 10 2
Batterles-sparks n Doom; Ewing apd
Mclean.
Second game: R-H.E.
CiInlec IunaGi ...".... 0 0 0 / . Q 81 i /
Batteries-Corridon and Jacklitsch; Wei
mer and Mclean.
Called by agreement