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Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-19
PAPKE AND LEWIS IN PARIS
win Fight During the Latter Part
of January.

NEW YORK, Dec. S.--Bnly Papke. the
Illinois Thunderbolt," is going TO Paris to
fight He has been matched to meet Willie
Lewis, tho clever New York middleweight,
now on the other side, for twenty rounds
at the Cirque de Paris the latter part of
January.
Victor Breyer, the well-known sporting
man Of France, who is manager of the big
fight club at Paris, completed all details
for the contest by getting Papke's consent
to go over and fight Lewis
Papke ana Lewis fought a great six
round battle at Pittsburg several weeks
ago and al Papke has been clamoring for
return battle with Lewis, he lost no time
in accepting the terms offered by the
French fight promoter.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-19
Railway Notes and Personals.
WHITE SLAVE BILL REPORTED
Immigration OOmmittee FavOrs Meas
use Providing Ten-Year Penalty
for Violation.

WASHINGTON, Dec. IA bill aiming
at the suppression Of the white slave
traffic" and imposing Imprisonment and
heavy fines for any person importing
women into this country for immoral pur-
poses or harbOring them after their ar
rival here, was reported out OF the inn
migration committee today
A maximum penalty OF ten years Inn
prisonment and fine of $500 Is pro
yided for violations. Any alien found
within a house kept for immoral purposes
in this country as manager. inmate OF
empIoye, may be deported Anyone re-
turning to the United States following sucf
deportation is made guilty OF a misde
meanOr.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-19
Chinese Cashier
as Correspondent
SaffrOn-Hued Celestial is Charged
with Breaking Up New York
Family.

NEW YORK. Dec. H.-sun ChAnn' sA1-
fron-hued cashier in Chinese curto shop.
broke up the family of a white man. Frank
B. Paulssn, cashier in the auditors office
OF the Mutual Life Insurance company,
obtained a divorce today from his wife,
Sarah. Sun Cham was named as 90
respondent.
The Paulsens separated by mutual agres-
ment a year ago and Mrs. Paulsen went
20 her former home at New PaltE, N. z.
Her alleged infatuation with Sun Cham
dated from that time, her husband said.
Mrs. Pauisen denied the charges.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-19
CENSUS BUREAU KEPT BUSY
Many Applications FILED for POSitAOI
As EnumerntOFs, Including
NumbeF OF Women.

The principal business OF the census Du-
ursau in the federal building just Low Is to
consider and .abuiato the multiplicity
OF applications for Jobs as enumsrators. A
number Of women have applied for posi-
tions and these viii be Eyen equal eOnsta-
Grafton with those OF the men.
The bureau recognizes the fact that theFS
are numerous instances where the work Of
enumeration can be better accomplished
by women enumerators, and an effort will
be made 10 secure specially qualified
women for this purpose.
None OF these appointments wiz be made
OF either men or women until after the
first OF the year
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-19
Prison Scandal
in Atlanta, Ga.
Grand Jury Indicts Superintendent
and Recommends Removal of
All Employees.

ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. 17.-After a rigid
inspection of conditions in the "stockade,"
or city prison, the grand jury today IN
dicted Superintendent d. M. Vining and
Guard P. Cornet, and the conditions were
pronounced "inhuman. incredible and
vile"
The jury recommended a clean sweep OF
the office force and rehabilitation gener-
ally. Overpowering stenches, infection
breeding filth, torture machines. lack of
ventilation and other horrors were de-
tailed as seen in the men and women's
quarters of the white and black.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-19
WILSON RETURNS ACROSS POND
English Champion shows Poor Form
tn This Country.

NEW YORK Dec. 1s.-Harold Wilson,
the English champion. who has been In
this country almost year, sailed for his
home the other day. While here Wilson
ran under the colors of the Irish-American
Athletic club. but he was unable to show
his best running form Wilson WAS the
man that gave Mel Sheppard great race
ir tho memorable LOO meter event at the
London olympical last year. Sheppard won
the race by only close margin. Wilson
when at home runs under the colors OF the
Hallamshire Harriers. His best time for
the mile is t:lOk. This he made from
scratch In an open handicap race.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-19

ieasue adopted a similar resolution, but Il
specifically stated the playing season" 20
be from May 10 to August 20.
The spring meeting Of the league win be
held IN New York this year, instead Of
Chicago as heretofore. This is the meet
ing at which the playing schedule Is ar
ranged and announced. II is held usually
in February, at the cali Of the schedule
committee.
Lynch, the new president, was an UNI
pire in the National league from 1855 to
1901, with one or two years Of retirement
sandwiched in that period His honesty
and fairness became a byword with fans,
who continued to remember him with re-
spect even after he retired voluntarily in
1901, TO manage the theater he owns at
New Britain. Conn
No Base Ball war.
CHICAGO, Dec, 1S.--There will be nc
base ball war, as y. b. Johnson. president
OF the American league announced here
today that the election OF Thomas Lynch
as president OF the National league wa
acceptable to the American league.
Mr.. Lynch is acceptable to the American
league" said President Johnson. Il an
also pleased to know that Heydler ha!
been elected to his old position, as he 4
too valuable q man for organized base bal
to lose"
Lynch should make a good president,
said Charles A. Comiskey, president OF th
Chicago Americans 'He was one Of tn
best umpires that ever handled a gam
id the old days. as he was endowed witt
excellent judgment In handling players"
The election Of Lynch was a eomplet
surprise to local base ball men.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-19

NORFOLK, Va. Dee B.-The United
states oatueship Georgia, recently IN coll
lsion with the battleship Nebraska dur
ING ieet maneuvers. was struck by the
propeller OF the collier Vestai while coal
ing IN Hampton Roads today, causing, ac-
eoroing TO telegraphic report from old
Point Comfort, a considerable leak in the
battleship. II Is believed the Georgia will
Philadelphia for repairs
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-19
OTHER ROCK ISLAND CHANGES
Several Transfers in Men Are Made
at the Terminal Head
quarters.

Circulars received in Omaha specify sew
eral important changes in terminal off
cials of the Rock Island. +. @. Weeks
trainmaster for the system in the Council
Bluffs yards has been appointed train
master for the West Iowa division at Rock
Island III. He win be succeeded by @. W.
Heggenberger. A. T. Abbott Of Council
Bluffs, division superintendent for Ne
braska, goes to Des Moines as division su-
perintendent. e. c. Stiles, yardmaster at
Council Bluffs. will take up similar duties
at Des Moines. Their successors have not
been announced.
Railway Notes and Personals.
]. r. Buckingham of the Burlington of.
fices, has gone to Chicago.
C. p. Barrett, general passenger agent
for the Lackawanna railroad at Chicago, II
In Omaha on business.
The private car Rocket with c, =
Alexander and party OF New York. viii
pass through Omaha Monday, enroute from
the Pacific coast
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-19
ing him out because OF my desire to see
him In shape to beat Johnson"
CANADIAN OARsMEN ARE COMING
WIN Accept Chauenec to Row ON
| Ouondama Lake.

VIII Accept Chauenec 60 Row ON
onondaER Lake.
TORONTO, Dec 1s-The Argonaut Row
ing club Of this city has received a ehal-
lenge from Syracuse university for races
for four-oared and sisht-oared shells, the
contests to be held on Onondaee lake at
Syracuse on May 30. II Is probable that
the challenge will be accepted. This is the
third time the Syracuse oarsmen have is
sued such an invitation to the Canadian
club. A race was held two years ago and
meeting was scheduled last year. which
for some reason did not materialize. The
event is a gala day at the Salt City college
and very pretty regatta occurs when the
International race Is rowed.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-19
rarkio'a lowa-IlIinoIa Tour.

rARKIO, Mo. Dec. IG-(Special.) )--The
uhletic management OF Tarkio college has
lQst completed arrangements whereby the
basket ball team will make an lowa-llinole
trip during the first week IN March, 1910
the trip viii cover five days and In total
Wi call for q trip OF over 800 miles In
travel On this trip the team will meet five
colleges and viii be absent from college
Only four days. The teams that will Be
played upon this trip are. Tabor college,
Tabor, la; simpson college. 1ndianOla, Ia. /;
Monmouth college, Monmouth, M; VIII
daGn ana WASN'T college. Alodo, Ill, and
ne Iowa Wesleyan university az Mount
Pleasant la. This Is the first time thai
an ethieuc team rrom this college has
Jtger.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-19

NEW YORK. Dec. 18-BiniardIsts
throughout the country are now discussing
the possibility Of contest between Calvin
Demarest, the new 1s2 balk line champion,
and While Hoppe. former holder OF the
title. II is said the match would attract
81, 500 house.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-19
losva state wrestIiAs Tournament.

IOWA CITY, Ia. Dec. is-CspeciaD-
I'VE will have state wrestling tourna-
mentt his year, l am sure" said Physical
Director E. O. Sonroeder yesterday. 1T
win probably be held In March. and II We
cannot get Frank Gotch for referee we
Nin probably tndeavor TO secure Farmer
Burns.
There are several good wrestlers at
Ames and the blue and white athletes,
who viii be housed In fine new gym
naslum. viii be kept for such a champion
ship. All In all. believe practically all
tho colleges viii be strong for such an
event
'Inasmvch as there Will be only three
OF four men from each school, believe
we can make money enough to pay their
expenses, AT the home championship last
.ear the crowd surpassed all my expecta-
slvns. and l think the interest locally Is
Increased over last year"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-19

SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,, Dec. 1A-secretary
OF War Dickinson, former general counsel
for the Illinois Central Railroad company,
and w. s. Horton of Chicago. the general
counsel OF the road. made the arguments
for the road before the supreme court to-
day in the Illinois Central case instituted
by the state OF Illinois TO collect back
taxes alleged 70 be due the state.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-19
Russian Officers in craft.

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec B.-Cclonels
Zinovieff and SvRtOgoi OF the quartermas-
ter's department were arrested today as re-
suit OF the recent investigation Of the de-
partment when irregularities involving K
more than A.oOoOOo were discovered.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-19
PUEBLO TEAM TO ST. JOSEPH
John Holland OF wichita Buys Fran
chfse for $500.

WICHITA, Kan, Dec. 1S.--John Holland
formerly manager of the Wichita West
ern league base ball team Friday completed
the purchase of the Pueblo Western league
II anchise and team of sixteen players. He
paid $500. The franchise will be trans
ferred TO ST. Joseph, Mo-,
Frank Isbel, who, with Holland, owned
the Wichita team, has purchased Holland S
interest.
Isbell will ask for his release as mem
Der Of the Chicago American league and
will manage the Wichita team next season
Tex Jones, who was purchased from
Enid in the Western for the Wichita team
viii he taken 20 st. Joseph by Holland.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-19
WITH THE BowLERs.

The Advos defeated the Hospe company
team two games out of three. with Captain
Reynolds shooting the total Of 5gS. The
Cream Citys put crlmp into the Yousem's
Colts by defeating them two out of three
games. Scores:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-19
HUssIE's ACoRNs.

The Derby wooden Mills team won two
games last night from the West Sides.
Byrne got high single and total zoe and $50
for the West Sides McCune got high single
with zl2 and Bowers high total for the
Derbys. Hussies Acorns and Parkeys
Autos tonight. Score;
DERRY -NNONI EN MILLS
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-19

the Hussie's Acorns last night Crabb,
new recruit for the Acorns didn't get
started till the last game and then rolled
high game, ZIG. Crabb is a conner Parkey
rolled high singe and total for the Autos,
1873 and 529. Moyna got high total for the
Acorns 4S7. Poicy's Bungalows and the
formidable Excelsiors roll Monday evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-19

Now is the time TO boost your Christ
mas business by advertising In The Bea
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-19

Now IL the time 70 boot your ChTige
mas business BY advertising iz Tha DsA
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-19
Faculty Favors II.

That's why the faculty at Harvard has
given practically unanimous consent to
make soccer a major sport Now that
we've gained their permission wen be able
to work toward the end we all want to
reach, athletic training in q game for
every student, regardless OF size. weight
and strength OF his body or purse. Soccer
Is bound 20 become every mans game
I'm glad that Harvard has taken the lead
and Initiative In this movement"
DR.. Cecil Herbert OF the Yale university
faculty recently remarked that the day of
soccer was dawnlng In America, particu,
larly for men who were under IS or 40
years OF age and wanted some sport little
more violent than golf He pointed out
that, provided a mans heart was in good
shape, so that he could Withstand the
straining Of running, there was no reason
In the world why a man Of so-caned
middle age should OF play soccer.
Il believe IL will be generally admitted" 4"
he said. that a team sport is better than
! merely individual one. In any good team
game man is develo9ed to his highest
point Of individual usefulness, but with an
eye to his taking an allotted and carefully
planned place in machine. His Initiative
is developed not to the point OF selfishness
but to the better plane OF self-denial and
effacement for common cause
"one OF the greatest defects OF athletics
IN America-excepting only base ball-ls
that far too many people of all ages are
content TO be mere spectators and not par.
neipants What they should seek. instead
OF watching. Is playing the game. some
coed healthy game. Golf and tennis are
al well enough for the Individual What
we want is some game that, like base bali
can be almost universally played and al
almost all times Of the year. Soccer is tn.
nearest thing TO an all-year-round gam,
that know Of"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-19
TWENTY-FIRST

been made, none of the 5000 reward has
been claimed and the family is losing hope
that Alma will ever be found.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-19
OBR1EN. NEEDS THE MONEY
Asks large sum for Bouts In Aus
tralln,

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 1S-Jack o'Brlen,
the local middlewelght has stated his terms
for a series OF bouts In Australia. Gentle
man Jawns" services are in demand BY
tho AntlpodeAn promoters and it may be
that his demands viii be complied with.
O'Brien wants $4,000 Tor bouts with Bill
Lang. Bill Squires and Tommy Burns, In
addition full expenses for the trip must be
EiVen to the local man.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-19
NEBRASKA HAS
STIFF SCHEDULE

CONTINUED from First Pase)
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Don't Swallow Drugs to Cure
Catarrh

Hyomei pronounced High-o-mel is a
germ killing vapor OF air which when
oTeathed either through the mouth or
nose will kill Catarrh germs and sooth
and heal the inflamed and mutilated
membrane.
Hyomei is such a powerful germ de-
stroyer that il penetrates every fold and
crevice Of the mucous membrane OF the
nose and throat. And ii kills the ca
tarrh germs because II gets where those
health destroyers are.
HyOmei is pleasant to use: IL is made
from concentrated extract Of pine and
eucalyptus taken from trees in inland
Australia where catarrh wes never
known
Breathe In this pleasant. healing vet
germ killing air (you'u like to use Nv
omei) through a small hard rubber in
haler that comes with each outfit and
relief will come quickly
Hyome! Is guaranteed by F. c.
Schramm 10 cure catarrh OF money
back; il gives most wonderful relief to
consumptives. A complete outfit which
includes an inhaler, a bottle of Hyomei
and simple Instructions for use costs
Sl.0o. and extra bottles IL afterward
needed costs 80 cents. Leading drug
gists everywhere sell Hyomei
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frontier cabin by Indians and repuIse by
cowboys.
Event no. Ladies COW pony race
one-half mile; purse $50 First, SIS: sec
event No. on first days program.
Event No S-Indian war dances by
band Of full bloOded Indians
Event No. Exhibition OF driving wild
horses: purse, SIS. First $40: second. SIS:
third, $40. One wild horse to be hitched
and driven with d gentle horse once
around the track No restrictions as to
wagon or cart. Two men allowed TO each
team Gentle horse to be harnessed and
hitched and wild horse to be brought on
the track with hackamoTe only and at
word from judges start to harness, and
the first team around the track to be de-
Clared winner. Committee furnishes wild
horses. which will be drawn by lot
Event No. 10-Squaw race: one-haIf
mile. open to all full biOOded squa VS. !:
purse $40. First. so; second s.; third, s.
heat: purse. $500. First. $50; second. s1O0;
third $50. Conditions of this race an
nounced on first days program
Event No. l2-Steer rOping for cham
pionship of the world
Event No. 15-WOrld's championship
buclling contest Conditions and purse
same as announced on first days pro-
gram.
Wolf to be turned loose in arena and to
have 100 feet start of rOpers Committee
will pay S. TO person rOping wolf,
Event No. 15-Wild horse race. SANE
conditions and purses as announced on
first days program.
To Escort the Wizard.
The riders Of the Wild West show will
constitute a special escort for the Wiz
ard Of the Wasatch on the gorgeous pa
rade on the night Of Aug Q, when this
grand old monarch will come down from
his palaces in the hills to mingle with
mortal men and women for a brief space.
1t will be a startling experience for the
wizard. no doubt this being escorted by
so many wonderfully clothed riders The
only fear that Mr.. Leary has is that his
punchers will all fall in love with the
elfs, to the detTiment of the show. for
COwpunching and love don't mix very well
except in books.
Anyway. the carnival riders will be i'm
the parade, and will be one of its Won
derful features.
The general admission for the Wild
West show has been placed al 80 cents:
grand stand 20 cents. boxes, S1.25; night
admission. 50 cents.
At the close of the Wild West show in
Salt Lake the riders and other features
will proceed to Cheyenne. where the From
tier day celebration win begin on Aug. Is.
Contracts Are Made.
Thus far Mr.. Leary has contracts with
the riders and ropers who took part in
the Cheyenne show last year and will
have the signatures of the riders from
the north within a week. Following is
a partial list of some of the talent Sc
cured to date:
BuCking-R. J. Gale. Little Horse Creek,
WyO.; E. K. Acor Arlington. Wyo.; Miles
Fitzgerald and c H. Rodgers. Iron
Mountain, WyO.; Ed McNuriin, Tie Sid
ing; P. J. Walters. Glendive. Mont: Rob
eTt Ramsey, Maxon, Wyo.; Guy Holt,
Hecla, Wyo-; Dudley Stevenson, Granite,
WyO.: Hugh Clark. Horse Greek: W. r.
Warner, Archer, WyO.; II. r. Upton,
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Trying TO SAVE HUSBAND
Testimony of Faithless Wife in Be-
half Of Or. c. K. BOyajian. on
Trial for Murder.

Detroit. Mich. July 10.-Mrs. Boya-
jan, testifying today in behalf Of her
husband, DR.. G. X. Boyajian. on trial
for murder told the story OF her rela-
tons with HarOtOOn Gostanian. her
husbands nephew, which DT. Boyajans
attorneys cOnJended poisoned his mind.
and that NE was not responsible when
he shot and killed Gostanian i'm police
court here April 20. Mrs. Boyajiau said
her husband had always shown a IA
therly attitude toward his young
nephew, and made his the most well
come guest i'm their home
While DR. Boyaiian was away ON
lecture trip in April. Mrs. Boyajian tes-
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r. f. ELVIN Us Thompson. court. between First s1a
City.
sumption was inevitable-hs short of breath ..--
an night tired and out ambtgn-r..-.--
beadaches-al the other terrible symptoms .ra. uai
neglected Catarrh-in the head and thr0st-Ee u-i
everything without avail Then he tried DTS shores
IN Two days his cough stopped, in less than month f
headaches, cough, tired feeling etc. have all vanished
ne feels grateful-he talk with others who are
SICK Look him up-ask him the facts-yOu will be f
terested-and it viii do you good.
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Denver. Dave Holt. Hecla; o. c. Nations.
Middleton, Tex; Clay McGonigie. Monu-
menJ, \. NJ, F. Z. Carter Meridian,
Myo-, Carl Hildebrand Ross Wyo.
Charles Thomas. Lyons. Colo; Robert
Pickett. Taylo-. Tex; Jack Low Ikuaa
EurQy and Archie Kaura. Of Honolulu
TT. r.. Harvey Phillips. J. q. Elliott, sam
;. Scoville. Nern Elliott and ". A AcOr'
Cheyenne
ROping-Hugh Stemler. La Grange,
Wyo-: John H Rick. Little Horse Creek,
Wyo. Hugh Clark. Horse Creek: Van l..
Clifford. Little Bear: letter Dickerson,
Phoenix, Ariz: CLAY McGonigle. Monu-
ment n n. Ronald Mcdonald. lsiay,
WyO.; Buster Gardner. Douglas, Ariz. :
Ed Mccarthy. Goldsmith, ATiz.; hugh
McPhee Horse Creek; Q. c. Nation MID
dleton. Tex: Dan Clarke Horse Creek;
Harry Grant. Longmont. Colo; Hugh Nc
Donald, Isiay. Wyo. Jack Lowe Ikuaa
Purdy and Archie Kaura, Honolulu, ii
T.. Clayton Danks Miles Fitzgerald. {.
F. irwin. Frank irwin, Carl Smith, sam
ScOVillc, Cheyenne.
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KANSANS CELEBRATED.
Special Day for the Sunflower State
at Seattle Exposition.

Seattle. July 1O.-Kansas day was cele-
brated at the Alaska Yukon Pacific eX-
position by many Kansans and former
Kansans. Bishop A. P. Quayle of the
Methodist Episcopal church, who was 10
Gated in Kansas. was the orator at the
exercises in the worlds fair auditorium.
his subject being The Kansas Microbe"
Many delegates to the international con-
ventiOn of the EpWOrth league. of which
Bishop Quayle is president attended. and
all the Kansas delegates were present. A
party OF Kansas state agricultural col
lege students and alumni who came to
Seattle in their own special car added to
the noise and gayety of the dav. In the
fire works tonight a blazing sunflower Of
prodigious size was the principal piece
i'm honor of the day.
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Colonel Mareellus Pointer.

New York July 10.-COionel Marcelus
Pointer. prominent during the civil war
as a staff officer under General Joe
Wheeler. and OF late years supposedly
successful railway promoter was found
dead today in a lodging house from apo
plexy. Among his effects were letters
from General Wheeler commencing him
for bravery. and petition TO President
Mckinley signed by many prominent
army officers asking that Pointer be ap-
pointed a brigadier general of Spanish
American volunteers.
Among his papers were pawn tickets
for his watch and for several gold med
ais given him for courageous conduct on
the field of battle.
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.iaed. costanian attacked her in her
home. repeating the assault on three
occasions. She declared that he threat
ened to kill both her and the doctor If
she revealed what he had done, and that
she was afraid to resist him further or
disclose his actions.
On discrimination, she admitted
having called several times on Gostan-
ian at his rOOming house, and having
telephoned him there, but denied that
there was anything wrong in il.
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THE DEATH RECORD.
Former utah Governor.

Marsbfield Mass. July 10.-George W.
Emery. aged a. territorial governor of
Utah during the administration OF Pres
niul1f
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Peter Huttia.

Canon City. Colo. July 10.-Peter Hut
tig Colorado pioneer and the first mayor
of Cripple Creek died this morning Of
heart failure at the home of his daugh-
ter here. Huttig assisted in surveying
and plating the famous gold camp city.