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The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-08
ALASKA CABLE REPORTED o. X.

The most welcome news that the Alaska cable had been mended, and the same O. k. between Sitka and Se- attle. reached the office last evening about six o'clock
 receiving it. messages daily and no. h.. obliged to constantly be using the expression delayed fin transit" the case when the wires have to come over the Canadian lines
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-08

lpon the streets so their contract can oe fulfilled and Mielke made happy.
 We will admit there will be a so- cialist ticket in the coming city elee- ton and the old council are 10 be stand pat,ers" but who is the fellow grooming the dark horse We hear rumors about rom time to time?
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-08

that m the event of such winner permanently changing his abode from the Seward Peninsula the said trophy shall be deposited. by the said win ner thereof. with the Nome Kennel Club where it shall remain until the next annual race therefor. The trophy to become the sole and abso- lute property of any single driver winning the amateur race for three (3) consecutive years.
 This trophy Is presented by First Lieut.. Fred ". Boschen. Sixteenth in- fantry. Fort Davis. Alaska. to foster and promote amateur dog racing on the Seward Peninsula. and Is deposit ed with the Nome Kennel Club. Nome. Alaska. of which club the lieutenant is a director.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-08
CURTAIN AT g SHARP.

Owing 10 the length of the pro. gram. the curtain will rise at nine o'clock sharp Saturday evening st .hs All-Alasks Sweepstakes Vaudeville. IL is expected the show will run tli way toward midnight and the ma,. sgsnent would like to have every pt rson m their seats by nine sharp.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-08
r. 0. f, TEAM DEFEATS
 FORT DAVIS TEAM

ed with Weaver. Thompson. Alfred Lomen. Moves. Burley and Stanley Wilson. representing the F. Q. E. on Nome team. The way the boys went after the picked team from the fort was cauton. It was a give and take proposition. with considerable rough work that could not be avoid ed. The end of the second half proved that the Nome team had taken the post players into camp to the tune of 65 to s1.
 After the games a reception was a fine collation. enjoyed. while they talked 1t over among themselves.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-08
ONE GAME PLAYED
 IN TOURNAMENT

Only one game was played in ta' handicap billiard tournament last eve ming and that was between Ed Bur roughs and Dan Jones. The old war horse at cue work" gave the yourg student a lesson In the science of the game. winning by the score of 3l to 6.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-08
OIAz READY
 TO RETURN
Special Nugget Service.

NEW YORK. March 6.-The exile. Resident Diaz. now in France. is about to return to his country and straight en out affairs that seem to be getting the better of Madero. who was the cause of his overthrow.
 It is claimed that the rebels have sent word to Diaz to return to Mexico and they will restore to him the reins Of government. that they are about to take from the Madero faction
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-08

much for it's success as to any other one person She has taken a great lnterets in the great Alaska event from the very first. and the team she owned jointly with Champion A. A Allan better known as "Scotty" will race again this year for the trophy and purse.
 To the assiduous. enthusiastic work on the part of Mrs. Darling. the All and all citizens on Seward Peninsula have warm spot in their heart for his great writer
 The Nome ousrtet.e in 300 pounds
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-08

The Comet barber shop will close promptly at seven o'clock. Saturday evening in order to give Nary Shear CT time to get his make up ready for the big Vaudeville chow.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-08
NOTICE.

Oddfellows and their lady friends are invited 10 attend social given by Nome Lodge No. 5 al the Eagle Lodge room March II. 1912. o'clock sharp
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-08

Remember we are retailersNas we'll as whoissalers. Special bottle sale Sew ard Commercial Co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-08

The papsr that is read and rs~sAd by all partiss and factions is the Mug. get.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-08

A rars treat for all who sttsnd- Vaudeville nisht-Mareh 2.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-08
ARE YOU USING FUEL oiL2

To all those who arc using fuel, or crude oil. wish to state thet [ am ever ready 10 deliver the same by the can. barrel or drum. Just call up Black 2a. and your order will be promptly attended to.
 M ]. MeDONOUGh Delivery of fuel oil . speciality. T. will pay you to make q al and see the bargins fin bottled goods for one week only. Seward ComT Co
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-08

A night of isvsh naking--Essie Hall --March g.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-08

The Nome ousrtette in 800 pounds of harmony. March g.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-19
SUTTONS TOP THREE EVENTS
Rochester and Louisville Men Per.
form Wonderful Alley Stunts,
PHIL is FIRST IN ALL EVENTS
He asd owen Of Louisville Hang mp
1859 for First In Doubles-
sutton Mows Down
Gle spare.

CHICAGO, March is-There Is some
thing In the name OF sutton in the bowl
ing world. Two members Of the Sutton
clan. Larry Of Rochester. n. T.. and
Phil OF Louisville. KY. are leading three
OF the -four events In the American Bowl
Ing congress tournament now In its FINAL
week
With a score Of $40 Larry Sutton rolled
into the lead OF the Individual events q
week ago. Today Phil sutton. paired
with Nelson Owen OF Louisville. hung up
a score OF i.sss for the premier position
in the doubles. Half an hour later Sutton
scored ees In the singles. which gave him
first place In the ali-events with 1,sf3
pins. Phil sutton's total Is five pins
better than the mark made by Al Sal
lander Of Chicago. who had led the ALL
events since the third day Of the tourna-
ment.
The score made by the Ksntaeklan APP
pears TO be winner OF tho first prize. In
tho eleven preceding tournaments i.sei
only has been beaten once. Al schwoeg-
Ter and P. schwoegler Of Madison. Wis.
getting i.pi In the tournament OF 100.
Last year Hartley and Fowler Of East
Liverpool. o.. won the congress honcrs
at 81 Louis with i.24s.
Sutton was the main factor In scoring
the big total. getting 20. ~ and is7 for
q score Of g. owen got u.s. IA and 22s
for total OF eis. Their team games
vera sse. 81 and as.
Following their display In the doubles
the Two Loulsvile bowlers were the
center Of attraction In the singles. as
10th had q chance for the alI-eyents
leadership. Owen had so In the fives
and SIS In the doubles. leaving co 10 get
hut he was unable 10 bunch his strikes
and finished with eos sutton. who had
5si In the fivss and eH In the doubles.
needed CT pins 70 pass sAllandsr He
opened with isi. settins split In his NTH
frame. but recovered BY stukins out He
dropped 10 ~. insths srcond game. start
ing With a sparedin tina final EssAo. hs
struck seven times IN row. Then he
moved down a s-Io spare In the ninth
frame and followed with two strikes and
a seven count. which save him % and
top position.
Lsailng scores.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-19
n'sHANE DESCRIBES THE FIGHT
sheriff ssy. Credit 4. Dse to Chief
Of Police BriGgx.

sheriff Felix J. Mcshane was not near
the fiKht at any stage Of the game. sc-
eording TO his own statement which he
made last night. Il was with several
deputies about . mile from the fight
when II started. We had q field glass
with us and saw Briggs get out o. his
RIG once and stand still Il appeared
to US that he was talking, OF sudden
I saw Q puff Of smoke and then saw
Chief Briggs jump back In his wagon
and whip up his horses. He then opened
IRE on the fleeing bandits.
For three miles along . country road
tire ffgnt took place. I whipped up my
horses and when l found we could not
make much progress in the mud or
dsrsd a couple OF my deputies out Of
the wagon. and when was within q
quarter Of = mile Of the fight the
shooting stopped. saw Briggs jump
from his wagon and run up to that IN
which the bandits were. He pointed q
revolver into the wagon box and saw
a man jump up and throw up'his hands.
When I reached the scene they were
loading the three bodies into the wagon
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-19

shops at the penitentiary." said Morley.
I'VE simply left In a bunch and walked
across the prison yard. We entered the
chapel and Gray went over to the deputy
warden's office. There he shot the deputy
warden. Deputy Warden Wagner was
the gamest man we met. He drew his
gun after he was covered. which Is some
thing many men win not do.
After Wagner was killed Doody came
running In. He was very much excited
and shot at Us with both eyes closed.
He fired only q few shots and ran out.
We got hold of q paper after We were
out and read that Doody said that he
reloaded his revolver and fired at US.
again emptying the weapon. That Is not
true He did not reload. He ran out
after he had fired couple Of shots at Us.
shorty blew TIE lock on the door. using
a nitrogiycerine cartridge. We then
rushed into Turnkey Pahrs room PAIL
put up no fight whatever. turned over
his gun TO Dowd and gave us the keys,
We then unlocked the door and made our
escape. The warden and the usher being
killed In the meantime. I do, not know
who shot Warden Relahunty. though
think II was Shorty Gray. shorty did
most Of the shooting
when we made our escape we were
armed with four revolvers. shorty had
. o winchester revolver. Dowd had
q Smith 4 wesson and had a IS. We
also took along Pohrs gun, which was
q. But we did not have very much am.
munition,
After our escape from the penltentiary
we had a terrible time In the blizzard
We were almost exhausted when We
reached the shelter All OF US had oui
feet and hands frozen.
E~r-Ke&lAr
AFTER the milk boy let us out In
Lincoln. we struck for some railroad
sheds. but after staying there a while
We went on to Haveiock. There We
spent the night in barn aYd also stayed
the next day. do not know whose
barn II was. though the two horses in
the barn were named Grace and Billy.
We were nearly found several times
when the man came TO get hay for
the animals. We were covered up In
the hay and once had to draw up my
legs 10 keep the man from picking them
up In an arm load Of feed.
AFTER staying a night and a day in
the barn In HAvciock, we struck east.
We stopped at the Han residence near
Prairie Home and stayed there part of
last night"
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-19
GOVERNOR ALTERS PAROLE 4
TO PERMIT PLAYING BALL

AURORA. H.. March Is Frank
schsub. recently released from the Wis
eonsin state penitentlary on a parole
which DID not permit him to play ball.
will get in the game this year after all.
When Governor McGovern OF Wisconsin
learned the conditions OF the parole he
notified schaub he might join his club.
schaub is an outfieider Of the Appleton
club Of the Observation-Disclosures league. He
was sentenced for perjury.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-19
Cleveland People
Welcome Champion
Kilbane Home

CLEVELAND. o.. March B-This city
never saw an outpouring OF its popula-
ton as that which today marked the
Homecoming OF Johnny Kilbane. who won
the featherweight championship from Abe
Attell at Los Angeles February q
At the depot the police had TO fight a
way through for Kilbane, who Joined his
wife and baby in a waiting automobile
that headed a monster parade.
Holding his baby aloft and waving an
American flag. Kilbane pursued his tri-
umphant way. At the city hall Mayor
Newton d. Baker reviewed the parade.
At the Kllbane home it was only by
hanging to the coattails of policemen
that the champion managed to make his
way to the house.
Key to the sltuation-Bee Advertising.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-19
MORLEY TELLS OF BATTLE
Captured Convict Relates Story Of
Flight and Battle.
HELD BLUNT AS THEIR HOSTAGE
Raced Ahead Of Posse for Miles and
Opened Fire on Officers-shorty
Gray wss killed In
stantiy.

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memo crossed the river on 'ne rsiroaa
eI1dse and ai.es going ABOUT ,n.ee miles
Gown the TRACK cup INTO tne nmoer. we
then headed Tor mousse
we stASea AZ the Rouse auite Wniie'
until some one came toward the house
Then we le<t. We kept on north until
We reached Blunt's about four miles
north o fthe track. There we ate again
and talked with the Blunt boys. Roy and
Lloyd. am told their names are. and
made them give US team. We knew
that the posse was then only about an
hour behind us. 20 We took Roy Blum,
A a h,,stzse and left a note 10 the poxs,.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-19

and had Morley pinned to the ground.
handcuffed.
Chief Briggs was within 100 yards Of
the bandits all the while the fight lasted
and would have been closer had he been
able to get more out Of his horses. He
kept up a continual fire all the while
and am sure he killed both Dowd and
Taylor and think he also killed Blunt.
When l reached the scene asked Nor
ley how long II was since Dowd and
Taylor had been killed and he said: Tay-
Tor was killed almost at the FIRST shot
fired. but Dowd think shot himself.
We took Morley over to railway station
and there placed him under the guard
Of the militia until the special train could
be gotten. when 1t arrived Morley was
rushed to Lincoln under heavy guard."
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-19

DENVER TO HAVE ABOUT
THE SAME OLD GUARD

outftsidsr Cassidy Of the Denver West
ern league base bail team passed through
Omaha yesterday enrouts TO Denver.
lie said the entlre squad reports At Den
YER Tuesday. and contrary TO expecta-
IONS all not 20 on any spring training
~. The batteries win be the only part
Z IRE team 70 so TO Texas. II vas frs,
FanHsd that the entire squad should 50
'hree weeks. IRE Denver
team stli have the same persoanel thai
$50. msnls Buck 0Brieu
-.Es haseFman. the two pitchers who won
tiie psnnsnt for Denver last year.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-19
LORINER FILES HIS BRIEF
CONTINUED from First Pase)

Hines. In which the istter IL claimed to
have made MISREPRESENTATION as to tho
employment Of corrupt practices in the
election Of the senator from Illincis We
show that Funk's testimony Is aos 5.ny
uncorroborated. but Is eon,radtcied IS the
manifest prepondsranee Of the evidence.
and that the giving OF this testimony By
Funk Is merely part OF the conspiracy
TO ruin Senator Loriner. The fund al
legged to have been used IN the senatorial
election has no other basis than mallg-
nsnt gossip"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-19
MARQUARD is IN old FORM
Pitches Five Innings at Galveston
Without Allowing Hit.
SAN ANTONIO HAS GOOD TEAM
Texas League Club Defeats Philadel-
phia American Players with
Plank, Kraus and Coombs
Pitching.

GALVESTON. Tex. March 1S.-The sec
ond division OF the New York National
league team defeated Galveston Of the
Texas league today. 10 0. Marquard
pitched i've innings without allowing a
hit. Tesrau pitched four, allowing two
hits. Galveston pitchers allowed thirteen
hits. ......-.- ....
SAN ANTONIO. Tex. March &.-San
Antonios Texas league club today de-
feated team Of Philadelphia American
league players, . to I. with Plank. Kraus
and Coombs pitching for the visitors.
Kraus was hit for five runs and Plank
for three. .......
FORT WORTH. Tex. March fs.-The
second division Of the Chicago American
league team defeated the Fort Worth
club Of the Texas league. 10 to /. today.
J. Scott for the visitors allowed but three
hits.
NEW ORLEANS, March 1s.-The Wild
ness Of the New Orleans pitchers and
errors aided the Chicago Nationals In
winning by a 4 to . score here this after
noon. Martin and Maple gave total Of
eight bases on balls.
|
lars OF the New York National league
club met defeat at the hands Of Houston
OF the Texas league today. s to :. Gran
dali and Ames pitched for New York.
Foster Tor Houston allowed but three
/ hits.
Many Exhibition Games.
AUSTIN. Tex. March 1s.-Austin of
the Texas league was defeated by a Phil
adelphia American league team today
to 0. Bender and Brown pitched for
Philadelphia -
WACO. Tex, March ls-By score Of :
to 2, the Waco. Tex. league team this
afternoon defeated the third section OF
the Chicago Americans in twelve in
ming game.
Twenty-Five strong, the Kansas City
American association delegation arrived
here today for spring practice Man
sser Carr expects ten more men this
week.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, March iS-Mont-
gomery OF the Southern league took the
second game from the Cleveland Ameri-
cans here this afternoon after an eleven
inning battle, the final score being to g.
SHREVEPORT. La, March 1s-The
Topeka club Of the Weston league today
defeated the Detroit Americans II to Is.
Taylor Of Detroit. recruit from the Texas
league. yielded nine hits which netted
eight runs In the seventh inning.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-19
REQUEST TO WAIVE RIGHTS
MADE OF THE THREE

CHICAGO. March 1s.-Telegrams have
been sent to the eight clubs In the
Three-I Base ball league asking them
to waive territorial risst at Rock Island
and Moline in order that q new league
may be formed.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-19

NEWARK, n. j.. March ls.-The st.
Leo's association foot ball team Of st.
Louis, champions of the middle west,
Was defeated hy the West Hudson team
Of local players here today. goals to 3
The visitors seemed to be taken by sur
prise by the fast work OF their opponents
and were slow except in one spectacular
instance. when Mccartney of the st.
Leo's scored two goals within two
minutes
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-19
TRAIN GOES THROUGH LINCOLN
Averted In Trip tn
the Penftentiary

the Penftentiary
The train bearing the sheriffs posse
and Morley TO the penitentiary passed
through Lincoln without stopping. There
was big crowd at the depot and trouble
was feared In case the train was stopped
and an attempt made to take the pris-
oner out by the usual route. Beyond
some groans and boots there was no
demonstration. The people were kept
back from the tracks by the station
gates.
One story current In Lincoln on appsr-
emily good authority. was that of the
rifles At the penitentiary for
use Of the guards. only three would
shoot when the experiment was tried.
All Of them were said 20 have been in
service for years and OF an antiauated
pattern. even II they had been kept In
condition. which II is asserted Is not
the case. The story comes from a
member of the guard who made the test
OF the weapons Adjutant General
Phelps declined to talk.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-19

SAN FRANCISCO, March R-Zbyszko
the Polish wrestler. failed 20 throw Will
liam Demetrai. Greek champion. twice
in seventy-five minutes here TODAY.
thereby losing the handicap match. II
required fifty minutes and twelve seconds
for the Pole to pin his opponents should
ers to the mat for the first fall. The Pole
weighed IS and the Greek ls5 pounds.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-19
MUD TOO DEEP FOR THE AUTOS

Part of the Douglas County Depsty
sherfffs Get stuck In Mud.
Deputy Sheriff Musgrave and party
failed to reach the scene in time to
participate in the battle. 1t was hard
going through the muddy roads with
their automobile and time after time
they had to push the car out Of a mud
hole. They were mile north OF chsico
when they met members OF the posse
who had witnessed the battle and were
informed the struggle was over.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-19
Gibbons TO Meet Denning.

ST. PAUL, MINI. March ls.-Mike Glib
bons and Eddy Reddy left for the east
tonight to resume activities In the box
ming In a return bout before the Fair
mont Athletic club in New York on
March Is and Is matched with Ernie
Zanders for April 5 at South Bend. Ind.
Reddy 10 dickering for at least one more
bout before they return home.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-19
sIevey oatpelnt. barry.

SYDNEY, n. 8. w, March ls-Samuel
Mcvey, the California pugilist and heavy
weight champion Of Australia, easily de
feated James Barry, the Chicago heavy
weight, In a tyenty-round contest hert
today. McVey got the decision on points
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-19
SIS :, a RIa Owes.


smooth texture sofening and cleansing and REGULATE
each outlet which continually day and night When the blood
mpue: OF with the natural evaporation and their hy
gps bou puues some itching rash or hard sca skin affection
removing the huors from the blood s. oools the re.
nutritious red corpu and nrhes il in every way Then the ss
nourhsd sootsd and stsned BY this cooling healthy stream Of blood
all
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, GA.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-19
To Manage Track Team.

The following lads have filed appllca-
tons for the position OF manager OF the
1912 Omaha High school track team
Douglas Burns. Charles Shook, Sievers
Susmann and Fred Rypins. The faculty
athletic board OF control will elect one
Of this number for the position this week.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-19
American Team ExeeI..

team, composed Of Root and Hill. TO-DAY
won the six-day bicycle race. defeating
the Belgium team by one length. Roo
and HID covered s.sS kilometers OF
milesl. Another American team. com
posed Of Collins and Drooaeh. finishes
third
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-19

AUCKLAND. New Zealand. March /
Arthur Poxtle today defeated Jack Don
aldscn Of South Africa. the worlds cham
pion professional sprinter. IN the ise
yard dash in e:lfis and the De-yard dash
IN o:l& Both are new worlds records.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-19
cRowDs OUT TO SEE MEN RETURN
Special Train Takes Convict Morley
Back to Lincoln.

ASHLAND. Neb.. March fs-Cspecial
Teiegram.)-A Burlington inspection en-
CINE and one coach. In charge Of Sheriff
Hyers and state militia reached Ash
land at o'clock. About 100 people were
at the depot to see Morley, the convict
who was brought back by the sheriff
Two Ashland men, John Graft and John
Chambers. went with the militiamen' tc
participate IN the man hunt.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-19

sent for him. The shooting occurred be-
fore thls could be accomplished.
Grey and Dowd worked In firsa A and
they signaiIed desire TO get q drink.
which was permitted. and thus got out
Of the shops. The verdict was that the
deceased came to their deaths from shots
fired with felonious intent by Dowd. Grey
and Morley.