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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT.
Steamships

Steamships.
Secalia, Dan SIS, 1902, Jensen, Balti-
more, to order.
Montauk, Br SIS, 1902, soutber, Gal
weston, to John 4. Merritt & Co.
lockwood, Br SIS, 1874, Kendall,
CaTdif via Barbados, to the Pensa-
cola Lumber Co.
Margharetha Russ, Ger SIS, 1913,
Kaak, New Orleans, to Robert
Tuemler & Co.
Port Inglis, Br So. 1f6i,, Jamiesen.
Pomeror, TO J. A. Merritt & Co.
Stanhope, Br IS, 1928, Harris, New
York, TO order.
Cayo Largo, Br IS, 1928, Chase
Puerto, to -.
Banks.
Britta, Nor blk, 1885, Tormodsen
Bahia, to Order.
Morgenry, Nor blk, 548, Halvorsen
Sekondi via Barbados, TO Order.
Alfredo, UTug bk, 9S7, Moragues
Montevideo. to J. Garriga.
Giovanni T., Ital bk, 500, SaIvo, Pal
errno to G. B. Cafero.
Henney, Ital blk, 804, Garguilo, Car
rabelle to Master.
Lambro, Ital bk, 1873, Turchi, Mon
teyideo, to Rosasco Bros.
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9 Ia . Sffed
LEGAL NOTICE.
CREW NOTICE.

~ Neither the captain, own
Rs4A ers nor consignees of the Br
NsA SIS Montauk will be RESPONSE
SSss55TTMeEm BILE for debts contracted by
A3aizz4a&a~ the crew of said vessel
CHAS. W. SOUTER.
j. A. Merit & Co, Captain.
ConsigneeS.
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Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets gently stimulate the liver and
bowels to expel poisonous matter,
cleanse the system, cure constipa-
ton and sick headache. Sold by all
dealers
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NEW YORK SPOTS,
NEW OIL EANs FUTURES

New York. June s.-Cottor spot closed
dull; uiddling uplands, 1920; middling
gulf, 1915. Sales, 1853 bales.
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John Il. Day
s e. Garden St.

A lot of CID newspapers
1ed up IN neat bundles for
sale, DC a bundle, at The Jour.
nal office.
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i. Willis L. Moore, Chief.

UDStIVdLIOH Ldktn at Z a. N. @
trail time yesterday.
Barometer, 5000 inches.
Temperature 76.5 degrees.
Relative humidity, SO per cent.
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date. 80. :. ....... S276,127.70
We have to our credit on deposit
in the Pensacola State Bank, May l,
1910, the sum of 21,29473, of which
amount there is $6,456.00 on deposit
by meter consumers.
Statement Of disbursements of the
department for the year ending May
1, 1910, in detail as follows:
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The Substitute.
The Old Lady Ito the porter, who
has been struggling with many pack
ages)-Very sorry, but 1 have no
small change-so would you mind &C.
cepting postage stamp?-The
Sketch.
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New York, June S.-Theodore Roose-
welt, Jr., has not had time to worry
about the carpet business lately.
Since he left his work in the New
England carpet factory a month ago
he has been busy giving dinners and
arranging for his marriage to Miss
Eleanor Alexander June 90. Each day
young Roosevelt buys a bouquet Of
flowers, and he is not satisfied with
sending them, but he carries them to
the home of Miss Alexander. He is
shown in the above picture carrying
his daily bouquet.
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from at-Everything inside an office,
sf5 Amerp UP. H. J. Mackey & Co,
Phone 1851 National Bank Building,
- may14
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the department .......s250,0 900 90
Total Improvements from
constructio- account -. 25,413.96
Total improvements to
property account ..... 1874
Total valuation, includ-
ing improvements to
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Ships.
Banks,

Merionith, Ital, 1866, Bianchi, sid
Montevideo Feb. %.
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(Continued from Page Four.)
in front of the property of City Wa
ter Department, at Cervantes and
Palafox streets, also at Guillemarde
and DeSoto streets.
We have had installed a new air
compressor at the pumping station
and the reservoirs have been re-cov-
cred and thoroughly cleaned out.
The most pressing need at present
is an increase of our water supply,
either by driving more wells, or i'm
proving the efficiency of those now in
use. We have at present thirteen
wells in use, the average yield of
which is approximately "a gallons per
well per minute. In corresponding
with modern air lift pump manufac-
turers, they seem to think that our
present supply can be increased at a
small cost. This matter Of adequate
water supply is important, as the de-
mand is increasing rapidly.
We would recommend that a meter
tester be purchased, so that a more
accurate record can be kept, not only
of meters in service, but also new
meters to be tested before being put
in service.
Respectfully submitted,
D. KUGELMAN,
B. S. WILLIAMS,
F. G. RENSHAW,
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Hjalmar, Am sch. So, Axeison, Ger
denas, to Master.
Edna V. Pickles, Br sch, 400, Berry,
to John A. Merritt & Co.
Orleans, Am sch, Macdonald, Key
West, to John A. Merritt & Co.
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FOR sALE-second- hand automobiles,

sizaALE-Tents and tarpaulins. all
Sd g. Co., 70S S. Palafox. 17may
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est TBUY old gold and $780, -. -,
ufacturket price. / need it'eF AT hlgn-
advise M department If you my maIN
IL YOU cAnd my representatiYiaEe any
8. PalafoSot send. Ignatius FYl!i can
Apposite the postofyf cal %; ~
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P}nNeHa MMSp-Dry and well seso5-.
Six Phone load; oak, si.25; o1ixsd..
Export Fuel al for immediate deIveTv
--Ice Co., Phone 1853 Rrncb
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Marpesia, Nor blk, 1856, Aas, Buenos
Ayres TO Master.
Rosa NJ, Ital blk, 1885, Nortola, Ge-
noa to Rosasco Bros.
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For Ford Taxicabs day or
night, phone 1880, 1873 or s55.
Hack rates.
STATEMENT OF
WATER DEPT. A
GOOD SHOWING

CONTINUED from Page Four.)
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SchoonerS,

Rjukan, Nor SIS. 1855, Larsen, Mon
tevideo, to Rix Nj. Robinson.
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Collections and Disbursements.

Exclusive of the discounts and PEN
a1ties, the meter and non-meter &C
counts were as follows:
From meter accounts. .S35, 612 OF
From non-meter accounts. 8,239.07
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FOR SALE.

GO TO c. T. DAVIS for bargains. Fur.
niture new or secondhand bought and
sold for cash or credit Mattresses maze
TO order; old ones renovated; called Tor
and returned same day. ia t. BeIm9ht
St Phone I'll. 1odec
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room hotel andvEsTMENr-Twelve-
w Fla Snear rYery stable, in Gem
Imam, Century, Foad depot. a. e.
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SECRET SOCIETIES
SCOTTISH RITE

xOlUNTEER VETERAN FLREMEN
ton meets at Recorders Court 81 ga "a
the t4rst Friday In each month ar s.66
q. m. CIV
- J. N. ANDREWS
IAN NUM- M President.
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WE WILL build yoE------------------
plan, and sell 70, house on your oynt
rent. Leslie E. Brooklyn payments like
Palafox street company, IS South
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We make speciality of farm
lands. You viii find it to your
interest to call on US before buy
ing.
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FOR SALOONS good
cheap. Apply TO B. G21horse wagon
mental Works, No. 9, Spayis's Monu-
Pensacola, Fla. Phone 5s5aiafox street, /
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FOR SALE-40 b. p. gasoline engine; a
bargain If taken at once. Apply o1o ..
Palafox street ]. s.. Walton. 71unelW
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FOR .SAI.E-so-H p. ststionaIz-
re pns,ass b tS P sSa sonait9n steam team
Fisher, zoe South Palafox ST. PeSNliam
FIa. cola,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-06
wiling Tourney End and Omaha Men Take Their Full Share of Prizes

the male help column Nobody ever de-
clined the Roman empire except the late
Mr. Gibbuu. who declined &c in Sis vol
umcs. Nero hung onto the sob fourteen
years, which is a remarkable record. tie
hung ON like a secretary of the interior.
At last an insurgtnt movement which be
san In llyrla spread to- the other prov
lncos. direct prmar, was held and Galbu
was nominated for emperor. In the clcs-
lions even the Pretoran guard was de
feated and the senate became progressive
Giving out an interview that the results
OF the election We're due entirely 20 local
conditions, Nero hastily swallowed poison.
Internal conditions did the rest
Probably few people weep at the news
of The death Of Nero. Although "a good
fiddler his annoying habit of gomg out
OF his way TO kin people made him un-
popular with many Of his friends VINO had
planned to go right on living Being walked
up at unseemly hours of the night by an
emissary Of the emperor and told 10 come
outside and be stranEled is a test thNt only
the strongest can endure. Travellers who
have been in Rome recently say very few
public marks Of mourning for Nero are ex-
hibited I'm the city which shows that the
grief Of the voters has already largely
passed away.-Kansas City Star.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-06
Paulsen Captain
of Bellevue Team
Young Giant from Omaha Will Head
Foot Ball Squad Next Year
Two Years Of Fine Work.

The wearers OF the foot ball "B" at
Bellevue have announced Fred Paulsen, an
Omaha man. as their choice for the cap
taincy Of the 1911 team. Paulsen is a six
footer. weighs 175 pounds is remarkably
zpeedy, and has been a tower Of strength
on the Purple and Gold eleven Of two sea-
sons. He played left end in 1908. and
failed TO return in 1909 This season he re-
turned to the game with added weight and
developed an ability to hit the line. which
has placed him well up among the best
full backs Of the state. Many a time in
his two years Of play at Bellevue he has
brought a crowd to its feet cheering by his
wonderfully sure, fierce tackling. His
election assures successful leadership for
1911, and Is gratifying to players and sup
porters alike For an underclass man TO
occupy this prominent position is very un-
usual, but Paulsen's nerve and ability as a
player. his popularity among the players
and undoubted qualities Of leadership have
marked him throughout the season as the
coming captain
Prospects are that he will lead a winning
team. Ex-Captaln Barry, all-Nebraska
guard; Primrose, all-Nebraska end. and
Rice, tackle, will graduate in June, and men
will have to be developed or found for these
three vacancies Mastn, end; Henderson,
tackle; and Fowler and Curtiss guards;
will be back in the line next year and with
these veterans as a nucleus, and y. and II.
Jones, substitute line men, who will bid
for positions next season, a heavy, fighting
line Is assured. The backfield will remain
intact not backfield mean leaves school,
and every substitute OF this years team
has announced his intention to be on hand
next season.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-06
SIX BASKET BALL TEAMS
FOR THE HIGH SCHOOL
Young Athletes Preparing for Seasons
COntests-Thirty Are In Train
ing Now

The practice OF the Omaha High school
basket ball squad is progressing rapidly,
although the practice has only been on
since Wednesday. The squad of seventy
men, which started out last week has
now dwindled down to about thirty, which
is much larger than the squad at this
time last year, j. about three weeks this
squad VIII be divided up into two. squads,
the first and the second, The first squad
will consist of men who will play on the
first team and their substitutes. The sec
ond squad will consist of the men who
Will make up the second team. In all, six
teams will be formed this year, while be-
fore there have been only three The six
teams will be: The Omaha High school
first team, the second team, the senior
team, the junior team, the sophomore GLASS
team and the freshman class team. The
aspirants to the first team are Captain
Carson, Bauman, Virgil Rector, r. Sherry
f. Wade ID. Howe, NJ. Hughes, w. Carey,
Burkenroade, Andrus, Bowman and Bal
bridge.
There is a possibility that Virgil Rector,
star forward Of last years team, will
not be out for the first team this year
on account OF being on the foot bali team
and on the track team.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-06
HANS NEBLE'S TEAM WINNER
Under His Leadership No. 1915 and No
2O5 OF Danish brotherhood
Take the Cup.

Through some sort Of error in the report
OF the Danish tuE-of-war contest at Wash
ington hall Saturday night the wrong list
Of athletes appeared as the winning team.
The winners were: Captain, Hans Neble;
anchormAn, Carl Madseni pullers, Emil
Toldbad, John Rasmussen. John Kyhl, b.
Toldbad and A. Jensen.
The losers were: Captain, /. A. Cor
neer; anchOrman, Nels Christensen;
pullers, Chris Anderson, Louis Christensen
Charles Hansen. owe Jorgenson and Jim
Anderson.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-06
Iowa Nar.itr Rins Team.

IOWA CITY, Ia, Dec. 6.-(SpeciaL)-
Lieutenant Morton c. Mumma command
ant OF the cadet regiment OF the state
university Of Iowa, has chosen the follow
ing rifle team TO represent Iowa In the
intercollegiate Lifle matches this year:
L. r. Leeper. NJ. Hes. l. Shepard, /. p
Elliott, &. 4. Williams, w. Hansell, r.
Bruins M. Campbell, A. l. Arneson j. s.
Leeper M. SteinbeFg W. p. snyder, l.
Chapman, r, l.. KimbaI Paul Shaken
berg. None OF the members OF the squad
that have been selected have a record OF
less than la. The national INTERCOLLEGIATE
rifle matches viii be carried on by mail"
THIS year and some ten schools are to take
part.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-06
Mink LeaFue Meetinr Friday.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Dec. 5.-(Special-)-
The Mink league VIII hold its annual meet
ing at Nebraska City, Neb., next Friday,
December 9, when II is likely the most inn
portsnt topic for discussion will be the ad-
Visibility of charging the, organization to
an eight club circuit MaryVle, NO,
Clarinda and Shenandoah, la, ana Falls
City. Nebraska and Auburn, Neb, com
prised the six towns in the league last
season.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-06
EVENTS On RUNNING Tnl
TRACKS
HarriERn Wins san Lorenzo Handicap
ut Terrnzus Park.

JUAREz, Mex, Dec. 4-Harrigan, sec
ond choice az to 2, easily won the San
Lorenzo handicap, one and one sixteenth
miles, at Terrazas park today He took a
lead OF ten lengths in the first furlong
and won eased up, by three lengths from
the favorite, Meadow The attendance
was good and the public enjoyed a good
days sport, as three favorites won. sum
mary:
First race, six furlongs. Ed Holly.
tGanz), 8 to /, won; Cuban Boy, (Smth
S to 1, second; Banthel, tAnderson) to 1,
third. Time, III 2-5.
Second race, five and one-half furlongs
Flying Wolf, Murphy, Z to 10, won; Fred
Essen, (kennedy), II to 2 second, Salali.
(Reynods), to 2, third. Time 1903 Ara
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-06
Beaver city defeats McCooI..

ACOOk, Neb., Dec. Especial l-Un-
Quesuonably the grlttiest game OF foot ball
ever played on the local gddiron was that
tween The McCo0k and the Beaver CITY
high school teams The score Was 20 to
" IN favor OF the visitors The Beaver
G0 boys we're much heaF ier than the
locals, but the home boys gave them a
race Tor their money, which fairy SET the
ouoohela wild with enthusia SIN Last
McCook High school Athletic association
pull
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-06
Six-Day Bicycle Race
Begins in New York
All Teams Even at End of the Second
Hour-Time Not Up to
Record.

NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-state Senator
Big Tim" Sullivan fired the shot which
started the eighteenth annual interna-
tional six day bicycle race in Madison
Square Garden at one minute past mid
night this morning.
At the end of the second hour all the
teams were even, with forty-eight miles
five laps. The record Is fifty miles, one
lap, made by La Fourcade and Fabre in
1905
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-06
TRAINS ON TIME IN sTO
STORM

In Spite of snow All Pull Into Sta
ttOn on Schedule.
In spite Of the snOwstorm trains into
Omaha from all directions were in almost
all cases practically on time Monday. Tele-
graph reports from the Union Pacific
Burlington and Northwestern agents all
over Nebraska. Iowa Kansas and Missouri
report that the snow is general ranging
from four TO eight inches In depth with
very little wind, The heavy snow Of eight
inches was reported on the Union Pacific
lines In western Nebraska and In Colorado.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-06
Grent Benefit TO Whent.

ST. JOSEPH, NO, Dec. 5-JThe snow that
fell in northwest Missouri throughout the
night and early part of today is Of incalcul-
able benefit. Winter wheat, which was sur
fering for moisture, now promises well,
and streams that were dry will again fur
nish water for stock. Railroad and street
car traffic is not seriously interfered with
KANSAS CITY, MO, Dec. IA heavy
snowstorm which began in Kansas and
Missouri yesterday, prevailed throughout
the night and continued today.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-06
Meta Bros. win at BowIinE.

special match game was played yes
terday afternoon at Garlow's new alleys
between the Metz Bros. and the Dick
Bros. Of Kansas City teams. The former
took two out Of the three games and took
the total pins By 81. Sprague was high
man FOR the Metz Bros. with 564. while
Morrow topped the list for the Dicks by
similar record Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-06
uoubIea.

Faulkenbaoh and Perkins. St. Joseph ll!a
Ireiber and Morrow, 81 joseph. l18s
QDonnel and Ellis, SIOUX CITY,. LlSs
FantOn and Schlels, Sioux City,. I'm
ferguson and Lncaa, Kansas City,. 1897
foyer and sweeney, Sioux City,. 1908
illshrist and smith, Sioux City......... l098
kuhrey aud Weber sioux City,. lO72
~. kinnernan and Clay, St Joseph. 1888
Thomson and BOnhell, Sioux City,. LOSS
Siemana and Wolfe. St Joseph. I.05l
renewed and Morse, St Josoph......s loss
DraineF and Nader. ST. Joseph. ....... 1877
Wesinger and PfAff, Kansas City...... i.o29
Hamblett and Van DYKE Sioux CITY. Lo18
iIebb and Schneider. Sioux City,. L0i0
nay and Doraa. 81 Joseph. ............ l.o0l
schenk ana Mo0re ST. Joseph. 1900. 11Q2
hoffman and Foster sioux C1ty.-.---- i. 900
Bowen and Templeton, Sioux City, So
Sohiese and Jones, Sioux City.....--.-. $50
Donovan and Hartigan, 81. Joseph. $50
Ashley and Trainer, Sioux City,. gT2
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-06
nrereI,s ArIation Record.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 5.-AccOrding to
George s. Bliss chief Of the United states
weather bureau In this city, j. Armstrong
DTeXel rose 20 a height OF 1887 feet In his
flight to make q new worlds altitude rec
ord for aerOplanes IN this city on November
q. The best previous record was sl4 feet,
made by Ralph tombstone.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-06
E1tends Into wyoming.

NORFOLK. Neb.i Dec. 5.-The first real
snowstorml of the winter, continuing twenty
four hoursi left IA biaaEet from. three to six
inches thick all over north Nebraska,
southern South Dakota and northern
wyoming today. There was no wind.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-06
Snow BIOcIls Golfers.

Forty brave golfers who started out to
play their annual Sunday game at the
Field club Sunday morning were forced
to give up when the majority OF them mad
completed nine Of the eighteen holes
For about fifty or seventy yards you
can see a ball perfectly well in a snow
storm" declares Harry Townsend, who was
one of the many who lost ball. Then
IL lust kind Of disappears, and It's i'm
possible to find it again"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-06

gomez Texan. Southern light Union JACK
and OWguIta also ran.
Third race six furlonEs: Sir Barry,
Tarkgrl TO I, won, Joe Woods, OSmith,
To- f. second Joe Enrich. lSmIth. 6 TO
D. third Time 1915 l-5 MCNalN, Cellaret
C,bltskill and Burdon'a also ran.
Fourth race. san Lorenzo handicap, one
and onC-siNtecuth mile. Harrigan Muir
pnyn, 3 To- @, won, Meadow, tMolosworthl,
n to te. second, Taboo tBcnscotcn) = TO
D.. third. rimo. 1.i l-a Only three
starters.
Fifh race, six furlongs. Helen Scott,
tNolaudl. 8 to o, woui Siguard. tMurphyl,
to 9 second. Little Friar lBCnsChoten),
10 to L. third Time l.l6 geo. Pit a Pat,
Count DE orc Doughty, cat Ben Brior.
MoCkler and soon also ran.
sixth race. six furlOnEs: shelby, (Smitm,
TO !, won, Ramon CaronB. tBcnschotenl,
even, second, Gibson. lMolesworthl, TO
g. third Time. 1.l5 10, Bantrouia, Little
Marchmont Cheswardlne and Cardinal
SartO also ran.
Something strange that the value OF
VFtt
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-06
POstOffiee League.
Schneider h High Man.

Dick Schneider broke alley records by
shooting 26. III and 253 on two different
alleys in practice games and carried off a
special prize, Schneider Is the high man on
the Beselin Mixers In the Metropolitan
league.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-06
storm liz Moving Eastward.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-The weather
bureau officials promise heavy fall Of
snow today and tomorrow over New Eng
land New York, Pennsylvania Ohio, West
Virginia, western Maryland and the eX-
treme western part of Virginia. This storm
is increasing in intensity and will extend
over practically all districts east Of the
Mississippi during the next thirty-slx
holra
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-06
7 EIUT o.
AMWHHNH" ~
south Omaha BovlinE LeaEue.

In two games played at the Central al
legs the ShAmrocks beat Gatch's by 2,52i
to 2,225 and the letters had the call over
the sterlings by the narrow margin Of
three pins Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-06
boston National Team sold.

BOSTON. Dec 5.-The Boston National
hague club. which has been owned IN Pitts
burg. was transferred today 10 James J.
Phelan a Boston banker, who represents a
syndicate Of local men. IL Us understood
that Fred Tenny win be- manager Of the
team.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-06

An Evshts I'FiHe winners.


In the bowling OF Sunday Ashley OF
Sioux city broke the high singles record
OF CAS- held by Siemans OF st. Joseph With
a 65T score. Other scores made In singles
and doubles were only Of fair size.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-06
STELLINGS
CnuitOI Pool Tourney.

The Capitol pool tourney, with Riley
and Motz as contestants, resulted In an
easy victory for the Former. Rileys play
ing was more steady and conservative than
that OF his opponent. The usuai large
crowd saw the match. Tonight Fralick
RlIey-5 Is, Is. Z. II, 2, 4. 7, 8, 9, ., 10,
" MOTTO 0. 3 S4 s. II, s. o. 6, Is. 8. s.
Scratches: Riley. IS: Motz. TO-
Foirlaf MOtE 9
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-06

Bigger BetteE, Busier-That y what
advertising in The Bee will do for your
business.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-06

With the close Of the Midwest tourna-
ment this evening the city leagues will re-
sumo bowling There are four games
scheduled in both the omaha league and
the Booster league up TO Thursday.
Following are the percentages and
standings of the last week:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-06
Heavy Fan I'm OI1lahoma.

BARTLESVILLE, OkL, Dec. 5.-The
heaviest snow in two years fell here today.
Drilling in the oil fields here was sus-
pended two months ago on account Of
drOuth. 1t is believed the snow today will
result in a RESUMPTION Of operations
Topeka, Kan. Dec. 5.--Kansas is in
the grasp OF an old-fashioned snowstorm,
which began early today The storm Is
general throughout the state. Three inches
has fallen.