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Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-07

of Shears. l. hit by pitched ball: BY
Shears, /. Struck out. BY Patteu, 2; by
Eyler. I; by Shears. 2. by johnson. ,. Sac
rifiCe hits. Sage. stolen bases. Oyler and
Pickering Time: Two hours. Umpire: Clark
Pickering Time. Two hours. Umpire: Clark.
Dust from the Diamond.
Patton kept the visitors IN the vicinity
Of the bases during four inrings and no
one got a stolen base during bis reign.
Ollie Pickering. the old man OF the
Millers. tried 20 steal second twice. The
first time Cadman nailed him way off, but
the second time he got by. ollie has TO
hit a three-bagger to make second.
Lynch had a four-leat clover in his shoe.
lie was up to bat five times and walked
the last four.
II IL Joe Cantillon that Ia with the Nil.
lers. Brother Mix Is az home in Min
neapolis tending TO other business.
For five innings Omaha did not get a
hit. In the sixth Manager Fox slipped a
single between first and second.
Pickering landed on a three-bagger that
landed up against the right field fence and
vas the longest hit Of the game,
Fox evidently wanted to see II the ball
was ripped when he called for the sphere
from Agnew In the ninth and got home.
Jumps" Clark did duty alone as his chief
was out fishing. lie had a good eye and
handled the game nicely.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-07
Bankers Are
Slain by Robbers
Men Are Shot Down by Yeggmen
Who Secure Money and
Escape.

PITTSBURG, April samuel Friedman
general manager Of the Victor Banking
company at McKees Rocks, was killed by
bank robbers tonight. Friedman's assist
ant, Isaac Schwartz, was wounded by the
robbers and died in a hospital later, A
bystander. Robert King, was also danger
ously wounded, The robbers escaped with
300 OF the company's cash.
Friedman and Schwartz were alone In the
bank, which does a foreign exchange bust
ness on the outskirts of McKees Rocks,
counting the days cash, which was spread
OF the counter, when four foreigners in
vaded the place with guns.
Friedman was shot twice while one Of
the men scooped up the money, but as
they escaped the wounded Friedman fol-
lowed them, shouting for help, only to fall
at another volley from the robbers. \
policeman appeared at the corner just at
the moment and was grazed with a bullet.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-07
PRESIDENT TAFT ENDORSED
Indiana Republicans Approve Reign,
But Ignore Payne Tariff Act.
BEvERmGE DEFENDS HIS VOTE
nat says He Agrees with PreHi-
dent Taft on Effect of MRny
Schedules - Principle OF
Protection Endorsed.

INDIANAPOLIS, AprIl 6-The repub-
Leans OF Indiana In their convention
inaugurated the political campaign OF 1910
by the selection Of a state ticket, with the
exception Of governor and lieutenant gov
srnor and adopted a platform that en-
dorses, among other things, a protective
tariff. a tariff commission, conservation OF
natural resources, the Roosevelt policies
ana the administration of President Taft.
Senator Beveridge's record in congress
was also enthusiastically endorsed. No
mention was made OF the P~ayne-AIdrich
tariff law.
There were few contests for places on the
ticket and a number Of the candidates were
nominated by reclamation. A second ballot
was necessary in but two instances-for the
candidate for superintendent Of public in
structlon and for judge OF the supreme
court.
When George A. Cunningham Of Evans
Vile, permanent chairman OF the convention,
at the close of Senator Beverldee's speech,
called for the report Of the committee on
resolutions and It was read, the chairman
at once quickly put the question OF the
adoption OF the report and on IN aye and no
vote the motion was carried by a good
majority, but there was a chorus of noes
from different parts Of the hall, The reso-
lutions were declared adopted.
1t had been expected that the question
Of endorsement OF the county option law,
passed by a republican legislature, would
provoke controversy on the floor OF the
convention, but the platform submitted CON
tanned no mention Of the option law.
The following nominations were made by
reclamation;
Secretary Of state, Otis L. Gulley, Dan
vile.
Auditor Of state, John Il. Reed, Muncie.
Clerk OF supreme court, Edward V. Fitz-
patrick, Portland.
State statisticlan, John l. Peetz,
Kokomo.
State geologist. w. S. Blatchley, Terre
Haute
Judge of the supreme court, Second dis.
trict, Oscar II. Montgomery, Seymour.
Appellate Judges, Ward H. Watson.
Charlestown and c. c. Hadley, Danvllle.
Treasurer Of state, Jonye Mokyhan,
Orleans.
Attorney general, Ffnlay P. Mount, Craw-
louisville.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-07
INDOOR MEETING is DROPPED
Iowa Cancels Date with North western
Because of ReaueH for Change,

IOWA CITY, Ia, April 6.-(Special.)-No
indoor meet will be held with Northwest
ern, according TO a decision made by the
Iowa Board in Control of Athletics yester-
day afternoon at a special meeting called
because OF a telegram from the purple pro-
posing q change in the schedule OF meets
this year. The Northwestern proposition
was that Iowa meets its track team inside
the new gymnasium at Evanston and that
the dual outdoor meet already scheduled be
held in Iowa City instead OF on Sheppard
field.
The eligibility OF several Of the star ath-
letes is again in question and the board
members are going over the records OF the
men carefully with the view OF finally
determining their standing before the home
meet is held. Though no names will be
given out by the board, 1t is understood
that several of the men who were in tho
limelight in the friction at the end OF the
ineligibility.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-07
MILLER PLEADS SELF DEFENSE
Doctor ON Trial at WRtseka, ILL.,, Says
He Killed Victim to save
His Own Life.

wATsEKA, ILL.,, April 6.-Dr. w. r
Miller. on trial here charged with the
murder of J.. r.. Sayler, took the witness
stand in his own behalf today.
DR.. Miller testified that when his wife
went to Pennsylvania a few days before
the shooting Il was arranged with Mr.
Sayler that Dr. Miller should board at the
Sayler house.
Step by step the witness related the Incl
dents leading up to the struggle which
vas ended by the fatal shooting. II fired
to save my life" said Or. Miller.
He came al me like a msdman, and
there was nothing else for me 10 do"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-07
ATHLETICS Ar DoANE COLLEGE
Track Schedule opens with Meet at
Home Last Day I'm April.

Track Schedule Opens with Meet at
Home Last Day In April.
CRETE. Neb., April 6.-(Speciall-The re-
vised track schedule Of Doane college is as
follows:
April 3O-Home meet at Crete.
May 7-Wesleyan at University Place.
May l4-Hastings at Crete.
May Estate meet at University Place.
May 2S-Bellevue at Bellevue.
The following men are showing up well
in special classes.
Horning, Hartwell and Harry, 100 yards
and 22O yards.
Tully, Rice and huffman, quarter mile.
Rice FULLY and Dickinson, half mile.
Mickle and Goble. mile run.
Griffiths and Wendland, 220yard hurdle.
Craig, Rice and Arnold, high hurdles.
Hastings, Rice, Dickinson and Arnold,
high jump.
Horning, Hartwell, Dickinson and Fitch,
broad jump.
Cowan, Dickinson, Hartwell, Wilkinson,
pole vault.
Horning and Arnold, hammer throw.
Hornlng, GOble, Craig, Perry and Arnold,
discus.
Arnold, Perry, Craig and Goble, shot put.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-07

PHILADELPHIA, April 6.-The Ameri-
can league base ball team administered
a crushing defeat to the local National
being IL to 0. The series between the two
clubs now stands two victories to one in
Americans was in superb form, allowing
three hits in the six innings he pitched.
Only one National Lacquer got to second
base In the six innings. The Nationals
pitchers were batted hard and were given
poor support. The score: r. HE.
Americans q. 0 4 2 0 0 2 1 Oil IL /
Nationals % 0 0 90 4
Batteries: Plank, Coombs and Livingston;
McQuillan, Brennan, Schettler and Jack
litsch and MCDonough.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-07
Contracts ana Releases.

NEW YORK, April 6.-President Lynch
% the National league announced tonight
the following contracts and releases:
Contracts-With Chicago, Leslie @. Nuna.
maker and Henry Zimmerman.
Releases-By Boston to New York IN. L.,
Beals Becker; by Brooklyn to Buffalo
(E Ii, George w. Schirm; by Brooklyn tn
Oklahoma City, Z. H.. Hyde and A. @.
DOwney; by Chicago to Los Angeles Up. G.
L., j. w Orendorf; by Chicago to Louis
WILLIE "a, Al, r. C.. Schwenk; by New Yorlt
to Boston ~. La, w. S. Collins and c.. l..
Herzog; by Philadelphia to scranton IN.
Y. s. La, Gus Epler and Leon a Martel;
by Pittsburg to Milwaukee "a. A., Ralph
Cutting.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-07
JAIL FOR BUCKET SHOP MEN
United states Circuit Court of APP
pealA Afflrms Sentences of Five
Cincinnati Brokers,

CINCINNATI, April 6.-The sentences of
five members OF the defunct bucket shop
firm OF Odell & Co., who were convicted
in the lower court on a charge of using
the mails to defraud and sentenced to six
months in jail and fined 500 and costs
each, were affirmed today by the United
States circuit court OF appeals. Those
whose verdicts were affirmed are L. w.
Foster, j.. N. Scott, Edward He'll, Walter
Campbell and A. C. Baldwin.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-07
DUNDEE ELECTS TRUSTEES
Wallace e. shepard and A. II. KIOpp
New embe of Board for WI
laEe Government.

Wallace f. Shepard, cashier OF the Ne
braska National bank, and A. T. Klopp Of
the Rlopp-Bartlett company. we're elected
village trustees for Dundee yesterday, sue
cseding Gilbert Ferry and W.. 8. Curtis.
The village election was practically with
out contest. Three scattering votes we're
cost. The votes for trustees were: shep-
ard, As; Klopp, a.. Next year three OF the
five members OF the board retire.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-07
RacIng at Macon City.

MASON CITY, Ia, April 6.-(Special)-H.
5, Stanbery was elected president OF a local
racing association recently organized hero
to act in connection with the Cedar Valley
circuit. The dates for the meet are June
q, q and %. s. R. Livergood was chosen
secretary and j. H.. Barnes treasurer. The
governing board is composed of r. r. CLAN.
vile, 9. b.. Savage and T. j. DAILY. The
purses were boosted to $500 and nine events
In two classes arranged for.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-07
Tennis Results.

NEW YORK, April 6.-The second contest
In the national court tennis tournament,
played at the New York Racquet and Ten
mis- club, was won by T. A. Havemeyer Of
the home club, by three sets to one, from
w. T, II. HUM of the Philadelphia RACQUET
club. The scores of the winner were SO,
60, 6-8 and Sc. the last being vantage sets.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-07
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Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-07
A DanRerous Wouna

is rendered a%ntiseptie ny Buoklen's Arnica
salve, the healing wonder for sores. burns.
piles. eczema and salt rheum. sc. For
sale by Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-07
Metn Famonn moab nanr

on drRught and In bottles on and after
March 80 Absolutely the only genuine
BECK BEER brswed In Omaha. Order a
case sent 70 your home. Prompt delivery.
Phone Douglas rs: Ind. un.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-07
HncinE Season Extended.

SAT FRANCISCO, April Ga further ex-
tension OF the racing season at Emeryyille
was announced today by President Thomas
II. Williams of the new California Jockey
club, Racing will continue there until
June 4.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-07
Races at salt Lake civ.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 6.-The Pacific
Jockey club today granted the Utah Jockey
club dates for a melting of forty DAYS at
Salt Lake City, commencing June s and
ending July q.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-07

Iwo-base Hits: King, AltlZer, Ferris, 2;
Collins Three-base Hits: Fox. Pickering.
Wild pitches: Shears Base on balls: orr
Patton, /; off Eyler, /; off Hollenbeck. 4:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-07

No natter how severe an attack OF diar-
rhoea may be. Chamberlain Collie. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy never fails to give
RELIEF
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COMO. Ia Gotta
EN- a P|EDRA.
Los esfuerzos de la
Association Nacional
de cafeteros va des-
pertando entusiasrnos
En- la asamblea de Maya
guez Sc discutleron impor
tantes cuest;ones.
Yauco, indifereate al principle,
Va respondiendo al llama
mientO.

Merced q la cogstancia del esfuer-
20 con que la Association Nacional
Gle los cafeteros en- algunas poblacio-
nes.
Ell domingo 13. de febrero 1ltimo
hubo una animada reunion en- Ma
yaguez, a la que asistieron los seho-
res X. Mariani, presidente de la aso
claci6n, y Erme Undo Salazar, pre-
sidente del conkt6 ejecutivo de la
mlsma. 4
Sc discuti6 sacramento. Hubo que
d1scutirse porque no falt6 quien OBJ
jetara que los cafeteros deben resol-
yer su problema sin recurrir al favor
Official, como 81 las demas Industries
no estuvieran gozando del alto be-
neficio de los aranceles naciolnales
que les aseguran para sus productos
cl mercado de Ia Union americana
con sus ochenta y tantos millones
de consumidores.
Pero de la discussion surgi6 ell
acuerdo, y ALI mismo Sc inscribieron
los concurrentes como socios, ,suscri
biendo una sunaa regular para ell
sostenimiento de Ia asociacion y sus
trabajos.
|. Dado ell entusiasmo que ahora rel
ma en- la progresista ciudad del Oeste
es de esperarse que su cooperation
sera decidida y eficacisima.
Ell 27 de Febrero TOGO ell turno q
Yauco, la terra del cafe por excelen-
cia. Era inexplfcable % que ALI pa
saba; en- tres meses solo Sc habian po
dido conseguir nsny pocas adhesio-
nes, y el desaiento general hacfa es
teriles los esfuer7 de Ia delegation
de aauella localidad.
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gados al delegado Sr. Tizol, que ma
nifiesta presentara ei oportuno pro
veto de ley, seglin Sc hizo ell pasadc
ano.
Sc aprucba el proyecto de ley pa.
III adquirir I'm retrato del que fuG
iluStre presidente del Tribunal SUI
premo de =. Rico Lcdo. Jose 5.
Quihonez Y queda asignaia Ia suma
de $500.
Queda para votarSc en- tercera
lectura en- la session del jueves el
p. do c. l03, solar para Ia logia ma
sonica.
El Sr. Openheimcr ~olicita SC re-
considere la votaci6n del ployccto
de ley restrinjicndo el anda dc>calzo
V el delzado Sr. Tizol dice que ell
poyecto fuG pospueSt" Y no plcde
ser reconsiderado.
Ell Speaker llama In :,tencion ha-
cia que estan ain sin informar los
proyectos de lev del nlimero al 6,
los mismoS presentado> en- el pasado
aho y que el conseio ejecutivo no
paso. Que esos provec,os sc presen-
taron al principle de Ia legislature V
Sc enviaron a comisl6u SIN que estas
los hsyan infornados. Cita despues
a las comiSiones para la manana Y
tarde del !ueves.
A lss $40 sc levsnta Ia session. has
ia el iueves a las ?.
Proyectos dc Ley en- la. Leciuru.-
P de c. loi. Por Ia Comision de T.-
rrenos PGblicos Y Mnas para coope-
rar d La p:opiedad eomercial dePuer
to Rico, estimulanjo la construction
Y el sostenimIento de un hotel.
P. de {. l05. Por el Sr. Giorsetti
Para constrIir un pozo arte~iano en-
ell poblado de Barceloneta.
P dc Ia c. 100. Pcr lo> Sres. Del
gado Y Aco>ta. Proveyendo 10 ne
eesario para cOnstruir un cdificio
para esuela craduada en- el pueblo
de Truillo Alto.
T. dc laC. lD1. Por los Srcs. Del
gado V Acosta. Provcyendo h. nece-.
sario para consIuir un edIiicio Dar..
escuela graduada en- el pueblo de
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EXAMENES
EN- HUNACh9,
Concurrieron 80 aspi-
rantes al servicio e.
vii.
Hay mucho disgusto entire
los jovenes por 10 fuerte
de los examenes.
Pronto--dicen-.se neeesitara scr
academico para aspirar 4 IN
suicide de eScribiento.
De nuestro eorreyponsal.

Mario 1o.-El sabado 26 tuvieron
efecto los examenes para Servicio
Civil. Componian la Comision los
sres. Rockey, Planellas y Carreras
qulenes Sc most1aren galantes con
los examinados. Treinta y nueve
aspirantes lidiaron en- este torneo
y la mayor parte de eNos no ocul-
ia su disgusto por 10 fuerte de los
examenes. Pronto, segin ellos Sc ne
cesltara tftulo academico, para soi-
cltar un puesto de 20. grado con ss-
lano de cuarenta dollars.
En- ell eNamen de geograffa vines
una pregunta graciosa IA que hora
sale ell tren de San Juan para Ponce?
Estoy seguro qued6 sin condensation
Creemos estos examenes deben ser
de caracter mas practice. Ahora los
asplrantes esperaran mas de un
mes por sus promedios despues. :.
quedaran a la luna de Valencia como
este corresponsal que habiende obte-
nldo, el afio anterior, uno de los pro-
medios mas altos en- el Distrito en-
primer grado, no ha sido nj siquiera
nomlnado para una position de
capataz de carreteras. La mayor
parte de los examinados eran pro-
feSores procedentes de Juncos, Ma
guabo, Iabucoa, Humacao y Mau-
nabo.. Esto pruebs cuan satisfechos
Sc hallan del sueldo que perciben en-
su carrera.
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SS(L@ @cGu@lid@d''
en- la 4}a, 1pagiiznas

ALA fue la asociacion, representa-
da Dor los Sres. X Mariani, E, Sala-
zar Y R. del Vale. Previamente Sc
habia invitado a cuantos elementos
de adelanto cuenta la rica municipa-
lidad yaucana: celebrose Ia reu-
MON en- casa de don Felipe Pieraldi
hubo discursos clocuentisimos, sin
pompas retoricas, con la elocuencia
de la verdad, y, como era de esperar-
SC, Yauco Sc coloc6 a la altura de SUI
deber, sosteniendo SUI historic de su
nunca desmentido patriotlsmo. Solo
los asistentcs sllscribieron cuatro-
cicntos Y pico de dollars anuales,
ofrcciendo, en- medic de la mayor
animaci6n, que la localidad aumen-
tara en- brcvc csa Quota hasta alcan-
Ear la s,lma de MIL DOLLARS
ANUALES.
No podia ser dc otro modo, pues
bien sabido es que aquel pueblo no Sc
oued6 jamis rezagado en- el camino
del progrcso. -l>i Sc labora para ell
mcjoramiento dc nuestra terra. ASi
Sc demucstra que todo no Sc ha per-
dido, que aun qucda algo y que csc
algo cs ell sentido del bien: fuerza
irresistible que, aplicad con tscto
a todos nuc>troS asuntos, puede ha
ccrnos pueblo grande a pesar de la
reducida extension de nuetstro te-
rritorio.
Dentro dc IL dias ira otra conf
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IRA opino con nosotros en- cuanto a
ciudadania V a senado elective, Y en-
divergencia con nosotros en- GUAM
to creaci6n del departamento de sa
nidad, que implica Ia desaparici6n
del departamento consolidate, nom.
bramiento de jueces municipales, Sc
cretarios y marshals por ell goberna-
dor de Puerto Rico Y restriction del
sufragio en- ell propio limite sehalado
por ell bill, manifestando tambien que
ell bill representa- un progreso para
la isla Y que es mucho mas liberal
que el acta Foraker. mientras noso-
tros habiamos dicho que preferia-
mos ell acta Foraker con todas sus
desventaias, y aun ell gobierno mill
tar con todos sls peligros. FL Sr. La
rrinaga llamo la atencion del comite
hacia las circnstancias esencial de
que el Sr. Rodriguez Sierra expresa
ba excluslvamente sus opiniones per
sonales, V el Sr. Douglas, que es en- ell
comite el leader de nuestros adver-
ssrios, pronuncio frases de elogio
para el Sr. Rodriguez Sierra procla-
mando que las opiniones de este, per
sonales 8 no, merecfan un gran Gre
ditto La cdmara comprendera los mo
vles 4 que obedecia Mr.. Douglas,
que POGO despues Sc evantaba, en-
tregaba su tarjeta al Sr. Rodriguez
Sierra v h invitabs para una entrevis
Continda en- la pzgina "a
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la aprobaci6n de eseproyecto peligrs
riay debe discutirse 10 mas breve.
mente.
Virella. Que Sc saquen copias de-
proyecto y Sc RIPARIAN a hos delega.
dos para estudiarlo. Ademas, 20 lie
voto en- contra.
Ell bill Omsted arreglara ESQ de
sanidad, dice lucgo apartc.
Diaz- Narurro. Para no perder
tempo puede discutirsc cl proyecto
en- comision total Y en- ella introdu-
J cirle las enmiendas que Sc cream con-
!venientcs.
Sc aprucba la moci6n de que siga
disucutiendo el bill y sc lcen las dos
primeras seccioncs.
Tizol Pido que Sc suprima ESQ del
"negociado dc los mosquitoes (risas.) J
Diaz -Narorro. Sc ha cnmendado
todo 10 que contenia cl bill original,
pues Sc trata dc un provccto de ley
que hacc aprcciacioneS en- cada case
para Justlflcar SuS prcSrlipcioncs V
en- csa forma no pucdo figurar re-
dactado cl proyccto. (Explica las
SHpresi0nc$ hfchu&).
Despucs de brevcs considcracio-
mes por los dclcgados Srcs. Tizol,
Dlaz-Navarro y ell Speaker a pcti-
cl6n del Sr. Diaz Navarro vuclve cl
proyecto a la comision dc legislation
para rcdactarlo en- forma legal. Dice
gu manana volvcra cl proyecto i
Ia camara.
Despues de aprobado cl proyccto
de ley para alquilar los cdificios pd-
blicos ocupados hoy por funcionarios
jc la administration vuclvc el pro-
vccto d comisi0n. rcconsidcrandose
Ia votacion, para enmcndar una sec
ci6n.
Ell dclegado Sr. Tizol hace la pc
ticion para que dichos alqquileres
Sc hagan por subasta Y no para par
ticulaes.
E!P. dc lac. l03. Cesi0n de un So
lar d 5 3 el metro para un edificio de
la gran Logia masonica soberana
viene infornando favorablenente
Ell delegado Sr. LlorenS lc vota en-
contra y expliea que 10 hace por
principles, puesto que 81 Sc opuso
4 la venta, fijando precio dsdo en- Ia
ley, de un terreno para lbs Padres
de San German. pOr Greer que todo
terreno del pueblo dc P. Rico que
Sc trate de ceder debe serlo en- publ
ca sdbasta. Que dc otro mOdO VEN
dram numerosas pcticlOnes i la ca
mara pretendiendO c>as mismas con
cesioneS el pueblo de z. Rico resul
tars grandementc peIudicado.
lie secunda el dclegadO Sr. Tizol
V Sc vota el proyecto aprobandose en-
segunda lectur.-
Ell Speaker ,Ii<ponc que l"< docu-
mentos nc>Pccto ! lmdcmnizacion
a propietarios de Cataiio Por sUlares
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