Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 1, 1901, Page 2

Telephones 618-604. Bee, January Special Announcement We beg to announce to the ladies of Omaha that we have secured the services of Mr. Torayo Katow, the Japanese Artist, clusive, He will give Free Instructions in all the new; est stitches in Art Needlework. Ample space has been arranged on our A collection of his own work is now on with Belding Bros' embroidery ailk colors. All shades of ellk, All ladies interested fn this work are iny opportunity. Remember the date, all Stamped linens and silks on sale at our WE CLOSE SATUR famous including the new shadow ‘ones, are true to nature main floor for these exhibition at our store for their beaut ited to come and aval week, be art department DAYS AT 6 P. M. ning Monday, n 1901 for the entire week of Feb. 4th to 9th, in- He needs no introduction to the public, well known all over this country. as his work is lesson They are worked iful lustre and fast I themselves of this , February 4th. AGENTS FOR FOSTRR KID GLOVES AND MeCALL'S PATTRANS THoMPSsoN, BELDEN 3 Co. THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE DRY GOODS HOUSE IN OMAHA. ¥. M O A BUILDING, OOR. 10TH AND DOUGLAS STS USES MAHOGANY FOR FUEL Vencsuela Gunboat Has Rough Passage from New York to 8an Juan, ARRIVES IN PORT BURNING BARRELED PORK S8AN JUAN, P. R, Jan. 31 zuelan gunboat Restaurador, formerly the Atalanta, George Gould's yacht, which left New York on January 24 for La Guayara, Venezuela, arrived here today. Her com- mander, Captain Jermiah Merithew, re- ports that the gunboat struck a fearful galo off Bermuda last Sunday, which con tinued for three aays. Coal and water were exhausted and mahogany deck- work was burned as fuel. The waves ran mountain high The boats in and the jib- boom, bowsprit and spare spars were lost For forty-cight hours Captain Merithew was on the bridge. Finally the bunker floors were burned, but this scarcely served to keep up steam and the last available fuel had gone into the furnace when the Restaurador sighted Bl Moro. Captain Merithew had to burn his last barrel of pork to get the gunboat into port. The Restaurador, however, suffered no serious injury. The neccssary repairs can be made fn a week and the gunboat will then pro- eced for La Guayra. DOBSON FOR DIPLOMATIC PORT Former Seoretary of State of lown May Get an Important Ansign ment In South Ame The Vene- were stove WASHINGTO gram.)—Georgo T, Jan. 81.—(Special Tele- Dobson, former secretary of state for lowa, who campaigned in Ne- braska last fall, it is rumored here is to be slated for a responsible position in the diplomatic service, probably with assign- ment to one of the important South Ameri- can points. Senator Thurston entertained today at luncheon in honor of J. H. Millard in his committeo room Senators Fairbanks, Scott, Foster and Shoup and W. 8. Summers and R. 8. Hall Change Name of Wyoming Town, Fred Dietz of Aurora is in Washington for the purpose of changing the name of the town adjoining Sheridan, Wyo., to Dietz. Some time ago an effort was made to name the town West Sheridan, but there was 50 much objection that it was decided to got the postal authorities to fix the name of the place, and then name the town after the postofice. Tt has been decided to name the town Dietz, if this can be accomplished, and perpetuate thereby those who are in- terested in the Sheridan Coal cdmpany. J. H. Millard and his daughter, Miss Jes- sle, left tonight for New York R. 8. Hall and W. 8, Somers will leave in the morning for Omaha. Protest fi Senator Thurston today introduced in the senate the resolutions recently passed by the Nebraska State Board of Agriculture, protesting against the free distribution by the United States government of sceds of the common varieties and in favor of the passage of the Grout bill. He also intro- duced a b/l for the relief of Tsaiah Lightner, W. H. Winterbottom and Gustave Moilin, bondsmen of John T. Truman, formerly postmaster at Genoa, Neb. Western Pablic Bulldings. Representative Mercer states that the public bullding committee will tomorrow re- port favorably on his bill providing for ap- propriations for completing publie buildings For western buildings the bill appropriates $26,000 for Leadville, $50,000 for Cheyenne, $25,000 for Butte, $25,000 for Helena, $100, 000 for Salt Lake City. An effort will be made to Increase these sums to $75,000 at Cheyenne and $150,000 at Salt Lak Representatives Mondell and Newla and Prof Moead were heard by the house committee on irrigation in advocacy of rec- | lamation Postofces established: Hecla, Hooker county, Neb., Lewis H. Brown, postmaster; Riverside, Carbon county, Wyo, Samuel Morgan, postmaster. Mons Johnson was appointed postmaster Headache Billousness, sour stomach, consti tion and all liver {lls are cured Hood’s Pills The non-irritating cathartic. 25 cents of o1l drug arey Prico Present at Bee office or mall coupon with ten cents and get your choice of Photographic Art Studies. When ordering by mall add four ceunts for postage. ART DEPARTMENT, The Bee Publishing Company OMAHA, NEB | tian at Valley Puffer, resigned The of 1 firmed the decision of in the t Thomas Hutchinson, (Wyo.) district. Stra Hutchinson's desert s on the ground that hi eral character of the secretary case Douglas county, Erastus Neb,, vice H. M he interior today af the general land offic Straup from the Douglas up's protest against and entry {s dismissed s showing of the min- and is insufficient. TWO NEBRASKANS CONFIRMED ibridge Men Among » No Thetr v Sure of ba. WASHINGTON, Jun executive session, nominations Postmasters: Misso Craig: L. Darling, FI Cox, Aditan. Nlinois las City. Arkansas Augusta; R. ¥ bert W Wiley €. Shadden Staluaker, Tonkawa Gregg, Fullerton; ¢ Ontario; J. E. Hoy!, Rideout, Lakeport Jacinto, H. ¢ Grace Lamont, Dillon thur B. Chubbuck, Ferd B. Earhart, ) —Benjamin W. Johns Williams, Cambridge. ‘James Coutler confirmed Hamburg. Mangum Arthur Foster, #1.—The ser the rate, in uri—Charles M. Ward, t River; Elizabeth C John 1. Heisler, Dal- Edward E. Blackmon fudson, Dequéen; Al- Oklahoma Willlam L. ey M North California rge B. Hayden Taylor; Winslow L. G. Munn, San Corona. Montana South Dakota—Ar- Ipswich. Louisiana w Orleans. Nebraska on, Atkinson; George Also a number of promotions in the army and navy War WASHINGTON, following pensions h; Tssy January Nebraska. Inc ;:gmluh #; Jasper > Tow Original—Jam Rapids, 6. Additic h (. REnawal NaThan 8. $12 Home Carve ley, Gllman, $10. L. 'Eisinninger. Oska Walker, Grandview. Originai—Charles W Widows, ete.—Mary Des Mofnes, $12. South Dakota: Mentch, Rapid City, § P. Stroup, Aberdcen Willlams, ‘Alexandri Sara 1 Willor, He orth Dakota: T Soldiers’ Home, Lisbe Wyoming: War wil Lesiie 8. Brookhar Montana: Renew son, Carbonado, §b Al To Preven Laxative Bromo-Quini; OLD ENGINEER Harry Callahan Fa Jan, Gra ouncll Binira. $: Origl S by 8pecial.)—The ve been granted John Hemming, Montgomery, Stella, nes O Cedar nal Stewart, Robert — Powell, ham, Indlanola, $§ Shrover, Larchwood, Nicholas Keeler, State Center, Tow Soldiers Richard Adams Henry €. Ack. Al widows- loosa, $8; & War Goodrich, . Wagrer (mother), Original W s, Increase. 5. Reissue $ George George widows ase n, $12 th' Spain (original)— heyenne, $6. Hector W. Hutchin- t the Grip ne removes the cause. IS INJURED s Under Wheels of Switch Yard Loco- mot fve. Harry Callahan fell engine Thursday mornl strect viaduct and was badly injured. was removed at once pital, where both his Callaban has been a under a Union Pacific ing near the Eleventh He to St. Joseph's hos- legs were amputated. n engineer {n the em- ploy of the Unfon Pacific for dwenty years Until switch engine o Neb. He resigned moved to Omaha He attempted to bo: was bound for South two the and fell under the wheels. that position weeks ago he was running a Columbus, and re- yards at ard a locomotive that Omaha, but slipped He has a wife and several children who are living at 621 Pierce street, Slavin, is employed in the Union station. A brother-in-law, Michael the baggage room at against | following | | duced were to ap | krade of busi | into | m oditication Charity | Matthew | | | Late last night Callaban was reported to | be getting along vei thought his condition improvement by mor Callahan Know COLUMBUS, Neb., J gram.)—Harry Callahs in the Union Pacific morning, was favorabl whero he kad lived s ry well and would show ning. n in Columbux, an. 31.—(Special Tele- an, who was injured vards at Omaha this y known in Columbus, Ix years. it was marked “I was given up to die from heart and nervous troubles caus tles each of Dr. Mil Nervine Jefterson, Wis cured me."—Mrs. Six bot Cure and Wollet, ed by grip les' Heart John DR. E. G. HIRSCH TO LECTURE ne at Boyd » and ¥ Jewish s Theater Will De ctions About People.” Under the auspices Christlan association of Chicago will lectu Wednesday evening, subject, People.” Chicago, Dr. oue of the foremost of America, as well as one of the and life. of Jewish thought oughly familiar with be able to make it bo! structive. Dr. religlous congress hel the Transmississippi here made many friens of the Young Men's Dr. Emil G. Hirsch re at Boyd's theater February on the “Facts and Fictions about Jewish Rabbi of the Sinai congrega Hirsch is acknowledged to b ation, scholars and orators leaders He is thor his theme, amnd will th interesting and in- Hirsch took & prominent part in the 0 in conaection with exposition, and while ds \n Omaha. Tickets will be on sale in the Young Men's Chris- assoclation k we rooms Saturday of this La Grippe coughs months and sometim sults after the patien: passed the danger p and Tar security Drug Co., Omaha; South Omaba. often continue for es load to fatal re- t 13 supposed to have oint. Foley's Honey affords positive protection and from these coughs. Myers-Dillon Dillon's Drug Store, | ana | report | raving THE Three Members from Bouth Dakota Houee and Three from Benate. Co Sufirnge clal o Mue posed=Ni Causes pries Ine pectal Tele- afternoon of J. P. Foster of Bangor te veterinarian and 1. W. Goodner of Plerre and 1. N. Aldrich of Mil- bank, as members of Board of Regents of Education. The senate judiciary commit proposed a joint resolution for an investl- gation committee to consist of three mem- bers of the id four house mem- bers to all charges made by his message agalust the institutions and men ard of Charities and Correc- s to be granted full PIERRE, gram.) sent to the Jan. 31 Herried senate the n for st (81 Governor this senate estig ernor Lee in heads of different bers of the B tion The committe powers of Investigation In house the principal ropriate in te th bills intro- ) tor a boys' at Spearfish Normal school; to peddiers and traveling vendors, the to be paid to (he state ranging from year to $5 p according to s carried on; and to place mutunl insurance compan of insurance commis- dorm licen lice 4 r day all under sioner. state and control Bxperime The commitice returned port on bill for a farm in Lawrence county. 1 Parm Opp an adverse re- experimental house went of whole the bill to fudicial circult. This was of by Wilmarth of Beadla wdvantages and needs of In the committee of was strickgn from the bill and Kingsbury substituted, and Wil- marth was given the right-of-way for long speech, in which he took occasion deny that he circuit In a dicial ration to the effect that legislature would a committee accepted the and recommended its pa back to the house fo tion It was op posed by Dortland and Heath, and sup- ported by Wilmarth. Heath thought Beadls county ht be attached the Fourth circuit and bring that circuit up to the quirements for an increase of salary that circuit. The bill lost by a of 47 to 33, failing to secure the required two-thirds, and Wilmarth changed his vote and secured a speclal order for the bill next Wednesday Bills passed in Lvinan col at The commitiee on create nth taken advanta to set forth such a new c whole Har a1 the reul ounty a to tisty the desire to s his own ju- citing constitution his membership in be a bar to him. 7 bill as amended ge. When it went m to for were to fix of court providing for investment oof permanent school fund in state, county and municinal bonds, to which several mendments were offered, but withdrawn when shown to be unconstitutional: to al- low incorporation of cities with 500 popu- latlon; and to change on - laws for cities making city assessor clective Instead of appointive. Elect County Com The bill to clect county vote of the wholc rms missioners. t commissioners county was made a special order for next Thursday. The prin- cipal senate bills not duplicates provide that heirs of deceased personssmay main- tain suit for damages beforc death; fixing maximum salary of clerks of court at $1,800; of the wolf bounty, making county commisstoners vlewers of ecalps, and @ constitutional amendment for equal suffrage were introduced by Williamson of Lake. Stilwell sccurcd reconsideration of the Board of Agriculture bill, which was lost ygsterday, and it is the special order for February The bill to repeal the wolf bounty law was attacked by Sweet, who called it class legislation and declared that wolves were increasing under its pro- visons. Lawson champloned the cause of the stockmen, secured perding the measure, by 4 postponement introduction of a compromise and it w continued to next Wednesday The bill to increase the salaries of judges and governor was passed without change by a vote of 34 to Mauch, Close and Stoddard (republicans) voting agalnst the bill, with Martin, Bell and Wilkes (fusion). Governor Herried will approve:the measure. The house biil to tax stock of non-resident owners 50 cents per month per head was amended and passe FARMER'S FALL PROVES FATAL that” 0. J. Answen Was from Iis Buggy by in Companion. SIOUX FALLS, 8. D, Jan. (Special Telegram.)—Word reached sere this noon of what is rumored to have been a murder near Garretson in this (Minnehaha) county. 0. J. Aassen a prominent farmer living three miles south of Baltic, while returning bome from Garretson est night was thrown from his buggy at a puint seven miles from Garretson, sustaining injuries from which he died before a doctor reached him. He leaves a wife and two children. The sheriff corouer bave gone to the scene. The 1s that Aassen had quarreled with house Throw is S0 he was assaulted and forcibly the buggy sanity ix Fatal, D., Jan. 31.—(Special Te Myrtle Stanley of Central Cit maniac, died here today. A ago W. C. Stanley, her father, who was separated from his wife seventeen years ago, came to Deadwood and endeavored to coax his daughter Myrtle to return with him to his home at Denver. The girl sat for three nights guarding her invalid mother and herself from an imaginary at- tack from Stanley. Signs of insanity dc veloped, and she raving over her father's visit, Myrtle DEADWOOD. egram.) [ a week Stnte ¥ PIERRE, 8, D., (Speciul gram.)—The State Press association listened to papers by George L. C. Taylor and Harry Winsor. The mat ter of a summer excursion to Buffalo was considered and left to a committee of the president retary of the association and George Schlosser ioux Falls to ok up the matter of rates and decide upon the advisability of the trip Tele- today Schlosser, Jan, “Grip made me very weak and nervous with tightness of chest and headache, Dr. Miles' Pain Pllls and Nervine gave me quick relief."—Mrs. Clarinda Butler, W. Wheel- ing, O. Burglars Succeed TECUMSEH, Neb., Jan, 31 cgram.)—Thieves last night general merchandise store berg at Elk Creck, a village southeast of Tecumseh, and with $300 worth of clothing bacco and groceries. Entrance was effected through a back window. Bloodhounds were brought over from Beatr this evening and put on the trail t Blk Creek. (Speclal Tel- entered the Abe Som nine miles made away tions, to of Superintendent from Omahn BEATRIC Nel Jan. 3 (Special.) Carl N and Carl Blowurs were tried in polic charged with attempting t poison Willlam and Joseph Boonhour by ad winistering (o them doctored with croton oll. The accused were found prob- ably gullty gullty char in the com- plaint and were bound over to the district \ Ginty candy as OMAITA DAILY FULL POWER T0 INVESTIGATE| | “Copernicus was attempting to secure the | the | | doxical by ne one who was riding with him and that | thrown from | BEE: FRIDAY court in $400 each. were lodg In default of bail they 1in the county jail. Alfred Fol den, another of the party, charged with the same offense, turned state's evidence and was granted a separate hearing, which has been continued to February WONDERS OF LIQUID AIR arge Omaha Andience Revels in 1 closures of the Myaterien of the Modern Discovery, “Columbus was not the first to discover America,” said J. B. Woodland, A. M., of Peddle institute, Hightstown, N. J., as he lectured in Boyd's theater last evening was not the first to believe in his theory; Galileo was not the first to think of the telescope; Samuel F, B Morse was not the first who knew some- thing about the electric telegraph ‘People have for a long time quoted “There I8 no new thing under the sun,’ but there fs an exception that proves the rule I have the honmor tonight to present that exception, which i liquid air Liquid air was first produced by Prot. James Demar of the Royal institute of London, England, May 11, 1868, He pro- duced it in small quantities and is quoted as saying less than a year ago that a gal- lon would cost $2,500. To the sons of America belong the honor of producing it in large amounts, and Charles E. Tripler of New York was the firet to manufacture it by the barrel, thereby reducing the eost to 16 cents per gallon, “Alr is liquefled by subjocting It to ex trewely great pressure and at the same time using the principle of evaporation to cool It. After a pressure of 300 pounds to the square inch is reached the air is al- lowed to flow through pipes immersed in water, after which it I8 returned to the compressing chamber and the preseure in creased. This is repeated until at 1.200 pounds it turns into a liquid. When we coreider (hat factories in New York are turning 1t out at the rate of forty gallons an hour we have some idea of the progress made in overcoming the obstacles met with in its manufacture. Mr, Woodland illustrated many experiments A bouquet of roses was dipped in liquid air and became hrittle as glass and cracked into fragments between the fingers A quantity of mercury frozen into a block was used as a_hammer to drive spikes into a piece of hard wood Alcohol wag frozen into a crystal mass Mr. Woodland explained that when mixed with liquid air it becomes a dangerous explosive. When a small tube was fastened in o flask containing liquid alr the rapid evap- oration of the air caused a beautitul foun- tain of white spray The most interesting and the most para experiment was the burning of a stick of carbon in a tumbler of and liquid air. When the carbon was heated and dipped into the liguid it burned fu- riously. Cranberries were at the same time dropped in the tumbler and frozen The capacity of the theater was taxed the audience that listened eagerly to Mr. Woodland's lecture, HYMENEAL Omaha, 31.—(Special.)— Miss Alice Maud hie talk with Takes Bride ¢ BEATRICE, Neb., Jan. James R. Robinson and Yule, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Yule, were married at the home of the bride’s parents“Wednesday. Mr. Robinson is a resident of Omaha and the voung couple will make their home in that city. DEATH RECORD Steve Brodie, SAN ANVONIO, Tex., Jan. 81.—Steve Brodie, bridge jumper and sporting man of New York, died hera tonight of consump- tion Widow of Genernl Banks. WALTHAM, Mass., Jan. 31.—Mrs. Banks, widow of General Banks, is dead Chang: at ‘abl TABLE ROCK, Neb., Jan —Captain R. P. Krasny of Humboldt, taurant, also the bulMing situated W. H. Andrew the firm of and furniture, vanda. B. W. Ballon has s0ld his interest in the elevator and lumber yards to C. R. Smith & Son of Elic Cheek. Mr. Smith and per- haps his son will move here. Mr. Ballon, 't 15 understood, will move to King Fisher, Okla., where he will go in the lumber busi- ness with A. E. Lane of this place, who left this morning for that city, where he expecis to make his home. Mr. Andrews has no plans at present for the future, ock, 31 pecial.) his bake In which it has sold his interest in Andrew & Kovanda, hardware to bis partner, Frank Ko- My heart was badly affected by an at- tack of grip and I suffered Intense agony until 1 began taking Dr. Miles' Heart Cure. It made me a well man."—S. D. Holman, Irashurg, Vt. n in O . BEATRICE, Neb., Jan. 81—(Special.) Dr. A. Johnson of Omaha, now appointed as superintendent for the Institute for Feeble Minded, is in this city. With Steward Metz- gar he visited the Institution and has been taking an inventory of the effects, with a view to taking ckarge. Tt appears that an agreement has been reached whereby the transfer will be amicably w de by Dr. Dear- ing. Among the prospective changes in the list of employes is the selection Mrs. J. T. Armstrong, widow of the first super- intendent of the institution, as principal of the instliute school 1 of d of Its Ce WISNER, Neb., Jan The citizens of Wisner are proud since the official ¢ published in The Bee shows that Wisner is between Omaha and Chadron, and, fur ther, it shows that its percentage of in- crease over the census of 1800 is over 50 which but few towns in the state and especially towns as old as ro (8pecial.)— feeling quite 18us returns wero Wednesday, as it the largest village per cent, can show Wisner. To Cure n Cola in One Day Take Laxative Iromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money If it falls to ure. E. W. Grove's siguature is on ca:h box. LOCAL BREVITIES. ballots in precincts of the Bave twenty-four In the counting of the Shields-Parish ntest, six My, Shields net gain votes Mice and matches caused dama 0 to the amount of $100 to the small frime dwelilng owned and occupled hy Alfred Jeres, 14 Webster stre late Thursdy night Awslst a by fire Attorney 1. J. Dunn faweett for a writ of habeas corpus in the case of James Nelson, whao I8 serving & 5 fine in the city fall, im posed by the police judge for a vi on of the garbage ordinance. It is said to e the attorney's Intention to make a test case of the legality of the ordinance am Bussy was vesterday afterno sentenced by’ Judge t5 thirty day in jail for the theft vercoat fro the store Nathan & 0 North Six tecnth street. The theft occurred several days ago and Bussy was placed under ar rect within twelve hours of the time ne hid been released after serving a twenty duys sentence for a-similar Captain oficer of th LdquaTters - i today on his way from K headquarters. He was in th. of the Creek Indian it County has applied to Judge 1 of engineer with the ity neighborhood disturbance on his rn trip and says that the whole ble has been brought aboit by a low s of white men and half-castes who infest the Creek country, Jennings has sold to Joseph FEBRUARY MARCUS DALY'S FAST ONES | Poste Haste | Tmr city | to his | 1 Auction of Hortes from Bitter Root Farm Continued in New York. POWERS PAYS $10,00) FOR PASTORELLA | Imported Che Agent for Ing=V Act rice (ney and e B, f the Even. wain NEW YORK, Jan the horses belonging to farm, owned by the late Hawlilton, Mont., was resumed noon in Madison Square Garden The auction opened with the sale Homeopathy to W. C. Whitney for $4.000, Sldney Paget doing the bldding. was sold to W. I Powers, as agent 1 the highest price of the evening Pastorella is an imported chestnut mare. She won the Zetland stakes at York other races The only important purchase by a for. efgner under his own name during the aft ernoon was that of 8istrum for $4,000, Clonmel of Ireland was the purchaser The imported chestnut mare Isis bought in by W. €. Whitney for $8500 J. B. Haggin bought the mares Isalac Mrs. Delaney for §8,000 and $s tively. Among the horsemen at the sale tonight were: W. C. Whitney, James Galway B. Haggln, W. J. Arkéll, F. D. Beard, “Father Bill" Daly, Cash Sloan, James R Keene, C. I*. Hill, John Macka C. Cow- den, “Doc” Kyle, Matt Dwy Miller, Phil Dw H. K. Knapp, F. G Follansbee, Fred Gebhart, Senator McCar- ren, Harry W. Smith, Colonel John ( Chinn, W. Walden and ed Burlew The feature of the sale in and for that matter for the whole day the disposition of Frankfort of Hamburg. He went to the Clonmel, for $10100, next to price the best figure secured 81.~The auction the Bitter Marcus Daly Irish lord in the sale Michael Murphy of Philadelphia bought the colt Emporium for §8,500. The sale came to a close at midnight after an evening of very rapid but good prices throughout were sold today for $247, $1,808 ap ». The proceeds of a whole were $406,025 for 186 head gives a total average of $2,192 per head Sales nt 8300 and Over, auction In all 1 ring. hiod the sale The sales at $500 and over were as fol- | J lows Homeopathy, York, $1,000, Hithyla, ¢h. m Tals hn Madde: Imp. Tronio, b. rony; J. B, Imp.’ Isis, o over; Sidney Imp. Past field-Grinolda ; $10,000 Tmp. Violet Tmp. Wilson b. b Sidney Paget, 1896, b, . by St Serf-imp, York, $1,100, Ben 8,500, by Spring New York, by York Powers, Rhoda, b Melrose; J. B, Ridicule,” br, ompson, Tmp. Rose of | ton-Lady Primros Rube Dare, br. Ruby-Flora Dare; Wil Me, ch. m., 1802, Hagyin, $1,10, A m.. 1801, M; E M. Kelly, Now York ch' Lassie, ch. m., 187, by se-Mixe Darehin; ’ Captain New York, $600. Tmp. Sophla, b Hemeopathy ; 52,000, Shipmate, b Mexsmate: "W, Tmp. Sistrum Tmp. Tsis; Starlight, m. 185, by Master Kildar- Huggin, S50 m., 182 by Afthol ew York, $1.100 milton, by 'Royal Hamp iy, §50 Tmp. n. Salvator-Chimora; by Imp. Rossington- 600 Tmp, Tne Radford, vern 18 Kell by _Patri New m., ward e York, Spendthrift- York, $2.00 18665, by Cominon- Ireland, $1,000 Troquots-Vanda- K. 35,000 1996, by Now m. 188 Powers, ch m., Lord Clonm¢l, br. m., 1497, by lte; W. I. Powers, New Yc Tmp. St. Mildred, br. m Lady Fitzjames; W. 1. Powers 0, Tmp. The Mask, satchel; J. B Imp. Thant g...un-'n an aga, ch gxin, $450. Whoota, ch. m., , by R. Hitehcock, $2,50. ymaro, 188, by St H. Whitne: Isdiac, ch. ‘m Tmp. Tsis; J Haggin Kitefoof, " 'ch. m. 105, Longshore: 1. ¢, Cowden, Tmp. Knobkern, br. m., Assegas; W. N. Clocte, s 1 imp vork, b. m. Hagein, la, ch B J m., by 1889, Bale 84,60 m., 1865, by St Haggin, $1.000. Onondaga-1"na; by idino. Au- J Hanover-Vie- Serf-Merry e i 1861, by $5,000, by Buchapan- w York, $1.00) 1892, by’ Galopin- London gland, Rosehery- B Tmp. Laeitia, br. tam; Tmp. La t_br. Starlight Mad Imp. Lucasta, b. m Ky Shot: James $1 700 M Guenn; Imp. ‘Maiden Poem, Kildare-Malden Bell Makallah, b m halah; Matt Byrnes Imp. Marcianesin Emmeline Marcia; Meriden, b, m., ccdes: J B Hagiin, $2,000 imp. Minteake, b m., 189 Mintran I. Powers, £2 A in, br. m., 180 J. 13 Haggin, $3.00, h. m hy son Thompson br. m., 1865, 385,250 1588, by Ben . New York b e, 185 by Imp. Red Spinner: J. R Haggin, Emperium, ch. . 188, by The P Tmp. Cockernony; Michael Murphy, Ph delphia, 85,600, Ontmeal, ch. f., 159, Allce Himwar; "M $1.960. Rose of Scotland, many-Tmp. Ayrsline 1884, by Hilarious- Powers, $.5 1563, by ‘An New York, $1.150, 1590, by Flawkston- Galway, New York, m W m., n 1 m., 1865, b . $1.000) b J B 1895, b New b om, Wilson 18860, by Imp. 1501, by Master Haggin, $1.40. Tammany Min- ork, $1,200 1894, by Mintine- Thompson, Imp. Billet-Mer- Maxim- hy 00, by Tmp, Marclon- Dare- it $1.2 by Simon- Landemann aver-Elizabeth Tmp. Mrs. T Ismay; J. B. imp. Orlole, Fenella; E. ¢ Gold 8pinner. finch-Tmn. egin, ch Cowden, A'0r $1 000 ) by Tmp. Husker, Inverness. New York, ch. f Rose 159, A -] by Tam- Haegin, Yer- New m of Gilead Imp Bl York. $1.400, Flving Puttre Relle of Butte i f o eh. ¢ 1. Aste e, by Tiler-Castalia; Porter, New Y ) itl, ch’ . b Cathay; R New York. §770 hav fillv, 18, o0-tmn nt., $5 Imp. « 1590, A Tmp. Aste, by n W 189, N I Now hy by Montana York, $261 Pathampton- York, $7 nmany-« * Birch 18 42 000, ilo- A Chilton DD a. Loud Tmp. by Orvie Rutte, M 1599, Ny Miles Finlen, kney, br. e-Tmn. Cockernony: £1.000, Tmp. Datman. b, e, 1805 Partaway; Lord Clonmel Akuste, ' b 1899, Deenyune: Miles Finie Tmp bay Aily. 18 Dornthen Killarney Imp Rrin-go-Bragh; York, $1.100 Rone, ch. g, William Becket Flariform. b ton-Florid: 7. A Allopath. b, g path: J. Raker. N Star of the West Tmn Tals: G H o %) tita: 1 JAden Tmn 250, hay filly. 190, Tohn Madden, b 188 William 1 b \erry hy Kendal-imp Treland $1,00. e Avrshire-Tmn Mont.. £1.170 ap Hamilior 1dfinch. New Iy Phila [ 0. Hart 150 Ymn. Tnverness-Flirt elnhin, 8360, hy Tmo, New York. $1 500, by Montana-Homeo- w York, 1,600, b f hy Mon Whitney, Lexington b. e 1860, by Tmp. Meddler-Tmp ird Clonmel, Treland. #,00), Roge. b, . 180 by Tmp, 1 TLa Trampoe: C| s Reod, New Tl 1d ric, o) York Tmp. A71iTe by Parmissi Fork ¥ 1508, how-Tnip. ¥ 1508, by bow-Tmp {1son Thompsor V. b £, 18R aura Stane: J. B Haegln. $1 Golden aramn. o 1898, by HAa Flene d'0r; 1 Foilansbeo, New Fiegy, ch. f Imr Rittermere: J Frankfort, b, ¢ 1: Lord Clonmel Treland. § Ponner, b, g, 1590 hy Morta . Parter. Now York, £ 10 Tmp. Lux Casta. b, . 189, Gy Wilwin Thompsor ck Chinn. Lexir e b Henr R Imn ¢ Hawein, $2 50 by Ha Mo Moy m Pri Cran he 1 by M rk 81 Tn 4 Pey Thompsor ver, b. ¢ inner R The W finch-Red § Condiment. ch. . 1 J MeCleer. New York Tmp. Catharle Moor ol Tohn Duff per-pert [ by { Mare Goes to an ot Root at this after- (i of | | Pastorella | for and Lord was and | 3] ., Andrew the evening was a full brother Hamburg's 25, an average of as This Rathamp- storella; Lord Clonmel 1599, 1 T. Wils 1899, 't New by - Healy c.. 18 Tlughes, New Yor 189, by Dr. Melirid tt, New York, & orthern Star. ch_c. by Hano lght: W. C. Loring, New York, £10) Gult Btream, ch. ., 18N8, by The | Trade Wind, Louie Franchin, New S0, Five Nation g Tim Weich Winnecock, b. orta; John Duffy A Imj Bay b._cI", by Montan New York, $2.000 158, by Montan $1.100 | 010 “Theee 1 Circult Aunin Fleld with Eight Good Clties, Jan. al Ball league it will b PEORIA, 1L, lnois-Towa Base tive organization “Three-1 leagie It will comprise Peoria | tngton, Rocktord and inc Davenport and Cedar Raj fowa,' and Terre Haute In Indfan Horatlo Sexton of Rock Island was president and also secretary and tre of the league A committee on onsisting of Belden lugh Nichol of Cedar Rapids and Turley of Peoria e committe: aws i composed of Prestdent Sext ). Smith of Terre Haute, Belden dar Rapids and Hugh Nichol ot | tord It was decided shall be fixed ager's salary The Ind 18 now Kknown Decatur Rock Island &chediile P il | | | was | | i i 1 1 180 that the This means that the Himit will be about §80, so the ma | figure.” The salary of umpires wa | at §126 a month. The commlittee on {18 expected to report at the next ing, to be held In March 011 Dayto Out Mark of u | an Kills 104 | wxible 200§ ent. TIAY | the th TON, O N.~Zero wenth blanket of snow were discouralr small attends at the Heike ment today witnessed som work. “Heikes moved up i the ing 184 birds out of the 20 pos day's total gives The sixteen missen out of 400 shot he broke 126 straight, Summaric RO Helkes J. 8 Fanning, ¥ B i 1 « fired Dayton 1 Giibert, Spirit Lake, Tn 3 al. Bloomfield, Ina 8 Rhodes, Columbiis Ather Squire, Clnelnnati Fort, Fostoria, and K. dranajiotis rrank Alkire, Woodiyn { M Phillie Cineinnati R, Hull, Meriden, Conn.... M. . Sanford, Clyde, O. iuy Burnetde, Knoxville ¢ Fulford Arthur Gamble, Cincin Raiph Trimble. Covington Detrolt, Mich Svrncdure N, ¥ Cinelnnati....... i Tripp, O Ky Rivers Roll Over Gutman's famous Gre m last night defeate Reore GREEN RIVEF Hartley Ambrister tals I three games, 2,987 FAT MEN Bridenbecker ..., F. Krug Sheldon | Mahaffy Al Krug | “'otals | Total three games, Jefrien-Ruhlin _ Hearing Vost CINNATL Jan. 81.—The hear Jeffries and Ruhlin, ‘arrosted on w iswucd by Justice of the Peace R which was set for this afternoon, pened until Monday nvext Ryan Defents POLIS, J ~Tof ted Jim Judge tonight Athletic club for 2 pu was knocked out in the MIN easily Minrie { 500 round polis Judge en. HEBRON, Jan. 31.—(Specia A. Capron was elected by the school to succeed A, Wilson as princival, High school. Mr. Wilson goes Into ness in lowa RECOVERIES FROM GRIP. Mrs. E. I Masters, at her home in tor, Ind., used Dr. Miles' Nervine and to cure after effects of grip. Mrs. A. E. Modella, Minn., veed Dr. Miles' a few days. | President McKinley s slowly reco from grip and its after effects. George J. Flannery was awful palns in the head in fifteen mj by the us of Dr. Miles' Pain Pills. he s rapldly recovering at his ho Buffalo, N. Y. Speaker Henderson is again in the in the house of represcntatives aftor vere attack of the grip. J. C. Helfrey, foreman at the We house factory ‘n Hast Pittsburg, had vero attack of grip, but he used Dr. in his place. Rev. C. at his home in St. Parls, 0., but Dr. ‘|mm through all right A f Cedar Ry Hill o | 1 ma nt epner York A-Una hy n the ana-11 in as the Rloot in 1 fds In N, M chosen asurer elocted aplds, M. D ) by of Rock limit man wiary Rhates placed hedule HEIKES GOES UP TO THE HEZD Birds | LEAGUE FULLY ORGANIZED Building Up We are building up a big business in Boys Clothing. Saturday of the Ederheimer Stein & Co wi'l be a big Test it. (ONTINENTAL GLOTHING@ N. E. CORNER 16¢h A 1 we please you (eli othars thing. D DOV itwe don't te! v Dr. N\c(n \[‘ W rkable ALty b Tody b th: tourth 1)—C. board of the busi- Mont- 4 Pills Lopeer, in the little town of Pain Pills and Nerve and Liver Pills and was well in | vering relieved of tho inutes Now me In chalr a so- esting- a se- Miles' Nervine and Pain Pllls and was soon back Body was in a serious condition Miles' Nervine and Nerve ind Liver Pills pulled | DR. KAY'S uche Ires R Is whatfs lacking as strong as they hfl!hulu !rllr[fl”n and enriches the blood; advice sample and book l VITAL FORCE I Vital FORrCL (s nothing but Electricity In the systen and| o haps, Nature has been im vy Supply the nesded Liec- Cont you pay me for . Entirely different and must than® cnamols covers o8 bilsiaring caused. by £an e Tencwed when Surned worthiless. | absolutely guarantee my In every form, Kidney, Liver and Bladder Writs ta-day for_my book, " The Finding DR. BENNETT Electric Belt t dyspepsia, constipation, head iiveran Dr. B. J. 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LOYS 01 MANIwOn, WEAKNESS Night Losses, Nervous Debility, Loss of Brain and Nerve Power, I etiulness, Bashfuln cture, Gonorrhoea, Gles OVER 20000 CASES CUREY | DISFASES ©r McGre RECTAL BISEASES triwdld it casen of the roc hus curod where all others had failed sure, ort, Ditss anu o1l chronte diseases of the rectum, im- medlate =llef and a permanent cure is Hade without cutting of pain. The cure is quick and complete CURES GUARANTELD CHARGCES LOWY Cousultution free. dreatment by mati, Medicines sent everywhere (ree from gaze or_breakage, ready f6 Office houre: § a. sa m tohp m P Liox over 216 South 1ith St. betweer nd Douglas Stx. OMATIA. N the skin or nces of the m._Sund 706, Ot Farnam [5) Woodward & Turgess, BOYD’S i b One Night On y, Tuesday Eve, Feb. 5th. Mme. Sarah Bernhardt and M. Goaquelin raows &g Tosca’ Mme. Sarah Bernhardt M. Coquelin General admission Presenting Master; LA TOSC TN Prices—$1.00 inliery, 10 $4.00 . BOY l) h wo SATURDAY “ Al G, Fle Woodwara & Purge gers 11 Only. D NIGH s Minstrels , #1.00, d Monday, Matinee Suy —— ARIZON A ny. £1.00, Seatw on xnle Friday ing A SSOCIATION COURSE BOYD'S THEITEY WEDNESDAY, Feb, 6 8:30p.m. Rabbi Emil 6. Hirseh CEACTS AND FICTIONS ABOUT THE JEWS Y M. (« 1 m A s at February cnuianToN WANY Omaba's Family Theatr _Tel. 1531 Matinees Sunday, Wednesday, Saturday WILLIAMS & WALKER “SONS OF AN ... and their own big company, pr SONS OF HAM. ... over Changing—Evenings, re- served seats 20c and gallery, 10c; matinecs, Wednesday, part of house 25¢, children 10¢, gallery 10c; Bat- urday and Sunday exceptiug few front rows, uting Pricos any same “ROWD NEVER LET UP YESTERDAY. WiAco's IRIUGADEHO""“""“‘ L MATIN TODAY =10 Every Eve. Exce nt turday thiss New York, jr, The best of the season—Laugt ter from start fintsh~Tw PILtLE burlesques— i) 3 I you like Xt week, And Itve.