Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 27, 1902, Page 7

THE OMAI DAILY BEE ELLIOTT IS STILL CHAMPION fity i it GENERAL AVERACE 18 (00D | Xansas Oity Man Proves Too Much for fiirmeist 3 1 Retail Losses at Some Points Offset by: Ohallenger Croshy. e - Others' Gains, KILLS NINETY-SEVEN BIRDS IN HUNDRED i PO 1 B GRAIN DAMAGE REPORTS EXAGGERATED | Carter . 1010 14 13 3 Moore ... 1511161 119 eviers Bhllieiis Chris Gottlleb Wins His Live Bird |\vigsine e e Gloomy Pletare Drawn for Specula- | Mateh with Walter Shemwell— P Y R tive Purposes, Although Prospects Unfavorable Weather for Edwards IO TETETRTELE B0 - for Full Yield Less Bright Hindmark . 19 ca ” All Contests. Hafer Bl ps Than a Week Ago. Captain Money 1316 10 16— The score In the Crosby-Elllott match for fn the windstorm which drove the sands |the American champlonship—100 live birds: | NEW YORK, April 26.—R. G. Dun & Co.'s of the Missouri river into the faces and | Crosby ... 2211 221 111 1011 12 | Review of Trade says | ears of the shooters and spectators, In a e 11 1121 Variable weather produced fluctuations in temperature which made winter 6vercoats u,: m o | Prices ana eftect difterently, according to Seeeptabiny J. A, I Blilott suocemsivily €9- | Biltote -, Retall distribution of merchandise has fended his claim to the championship of 2 aintalned a good average, losses at some America at the live bird traps from the on- bt }‘,.,‘ |m-l being ufb;el by giins exwarnvr-; Pitilan O ? 0" 22 1121 122 21297 | Manufacturing plants are well employed, slaught of Willlam Crosby of O'Fallon, 1Il, | geore in the Shemwell-Gottlieb contest— Pt where wige disputes interrupt who had challenged him to the contest fof | toriy.six live birds: and sugar touched low = Fecord | $100 a side. To say that the result of the | Shemwell ces, but the average of commodities ad- 3 , | vancea shoot surprised all of the people “h”i“""“"' Transporting interests maintain their . thought they knew something of the rela- | wonderful record, rallroad earnings thus ur s e Ins To orro tive ability of the shooters would hardly be for April exceeding last years I" w. fair to the men who back “Mm" Elliott 3 I|(nr cent and those of 190 by 153 through thick and thin, but that the major- Most large consumers of pig iron have - b4 P N p . " . 17 68 the. b Who Ware hussmbled Wt tha | Bedline to Giva Gt Blans fos Pight | DEovited ot (RRiF Govia et b to the or is of incalculable worth ° of the year and consequently there is little Omaha Gun club grounds to witness the Shange t0 feport I the Situation. event were surprised ls certain. Acknowl g, sty Wool moves slowly and in some instances to those who have not the edging the ability of the man from Kansas o pric e shaded, but as a rule holders in- City, they believed that in case of a high sigt on tall figures. " have tew new | ready cash. It enables you wind the shooter from Illinois would have | NEW YORK, April 26.—The National from Boston continue L " Jhtla tor #ap § rio are. i instance things in his favor and when the pmmhrdl}:‘huub executive committee completed its | &0 sase: Domestic Hides have sgain to get just what yon want and enjoy the use of same while paying for it. Our prices are, in many in tances, blow wee fulfilled the friends of Crosby | [Tl T¢ERIAE esglon at the Kifth Avenue | PG I% " Capects for a full yieid of 1 sk ’ 6 8 vi oy . g T wero almost certain of his success. The | make pupllc thelr plans for conducimg thg | wheat are less bright than they were a ower than asked by cash houses. . . wind was really in favor of Elllott, as it | i€ht against the American league, but that | Week ago, the sharp rise in prices must be a definite plan of action has been adopted | attributed in part to skilfull manipulation e blew 8o strong as to make the birds eeek | Ana that 1t will be tharonenls cormioq’ocd | by interests recently prominent in the stock | , il May Sale of cover and a large number of the birds | th t‘r:'mmllu-v left no room to doubt. murke‘r: I,n;k of r)w\fl‘nr h‘nu “wh-'; IF he ” . 4 re i no use in denying that we |8rowth in the southwest, and snow ha i & e trapped had to be flushed by balle thrown |, 00,1 (12 F06 I Qenying that we | Flavded farm work in some spring wheat ; | oy arpets them after their release. The birds un- | James A. Hart today, “but to make pubiie | States, but it is probable that there is the b B der ordinary circumstances could not be | What thé ouicome has been would be fur- | customary exaggeration of damage reports | E Never hefore have auch o - nishing our enemies with our 7 - | for speculative purposes. A year ago the - s 2 ve etore called dificult, but when a brown plgeon | f|\s" Ammuni- | for spect ative BN tn gloomy reports; | . 3 s been offered. ent would melt into oblivion and bury itself in| Mr. Hart admitted, however, that the |vet the final yield promises to be a record | vartetien of « atte the blowing sand before it reached the lim- ;\;:m:n: league would follow up the vic- | breaker, Bxparts rom all ports Baltl = . - ] 1 TN / high grades at unequaled | tory gained in the Pennsylvania supreme | United States g flour, we 614 | [>Y { f its of the grounds almost any kind of a | oirein the Lajote case 4 Aupreme | Cagainst 3433967 last year, shipments bird would be considered one of more than | How much of a fund has been raised by | being mainly of wheat purchased before the | average difficulty. the league to conduct its fight could not be | advance. Export ade few new con- Wide fange ot f v X 1»;»1{].1..;.1." -n.n;‘ "|'"»d was originally placed | tracts at the ices. %ot by thel s T ? 7 » s, May sale 29e arge row ent. al 100,000, each ¢ h agre g to e $12,5 ol vas d market Y e . s > SR 3 lx..‘fwr}"r":"‘:"('f:3.rgl'fi:'~ etier tern ipts for the week | 4 onk Bedroom Suite Stdebonrd—s % A5 g e A comparatively large crowd of people | chosen the fifth umpire on the staff, 3 bu., against 1,135,398 a year hly polished, French beveled mirror—new _d i © all wool Ingrains, cholee from Omaha and Council Bluffa were as- | The following Instructions were fssucd (5 | ago, but Atl exports fell off to 3 ed mirror—worth glan_worth . ~a) : . 4 of @ number of pat " v . | umpires bu., against 1,127,166 50 5.00--May X g erns of ne colors sembled at the grounds to witness the con Hipites Mmust announce at the beginning | " Hes s wete well ¥ Uaie peics sale price .... . ings, May sale price test, which started at 2 o'clock, after hav- | of each game the names of the batteries | Failures for the week numbered only .. - Garkes RelvilGrntors arpets, xome ing been announced for 2:30 the day before, | and the umpire. If changes are made dur. | United States, against 215 last yei 1 Bedal ¢ b4 it . perb qualities Onhy Wad'the 8ost ¢ the traps and | In¥ the game the umpire must at elghteen in Canada, against twenty-six a ron Bed . have 7 walls of asbestos, > X : y was the first man at the trap nounce the same to the spectators. year ago. coats of enamel— . . mineral wool, charcoal, etc., ) caught an easy bird which was bowled over 3 " brass trimmings. Heywoo SLCREtN Ruve e R RTAB, et 3 c with the second barrel. From that time | WEEKLY CLEARING HOUSE TABLE, | BRADSTREET'S REVIEW OF TRADE | e g T e el gears Wuaranteed Guaranteed dry air_circula- Velvets and Axminsters, mnsg- until the sixteenth bird was tra it was | p l 98 o pped M lugraine heavy and price Fubber tires and tion and an ice nificent showing of patterns, “n even hmhk be“""fl the men, both :l Aggregnte of Business T acted by | Heavy Volume of Business nnd Specu- | prne pirasovortn Qg saver May sale o superior weaves, worth ¢ whom were shooting in excelient form. The e SAsaedi & v 1 May sale price DTICE 1ove Ef5 ! \ May sa sixteenth bird at which Elliott shot was| oo ociated Banks. Intion with Exceptional Weather. ! swift and got away from the traps so fast |, NEW YORK, April 26.—The following | NEw YORK, April 26.—Pradstreet's says - stton warp, worth table, cempile : S that it was still going when the second bar- | bank' cleariage ac th “Lrvmcical bt foe | Despite and indeed partly because of c, May sal lgc | 3 it rel of the gun was empty and the Crosby | the week ending April 24, with the prec marked frregularities in weather conditions isvese oty & precen- s, accompanied ! o Ox4d i backers were elated. Crosby's elghteenth | {88 Of increase and decrease as compared | #1d extreme temperatures, accompaib i | 3 d iyrna Rugs, Ox12, Oriental with the corresponding week last year: by deterioratioa in the winter wheat crop terns, worth bird came out in a gust of wind which al- | ——— mgotolh, e of the southwest, general business an; , May sale |2 7 most concealed it from view and the score speculation have been of a very full vol % price . | | C! ) o e for this season of the year. Retall | Both men shot perfectly on the second " L i backward weather by the hot wave which | construction—uphol in beautiful | N Z i ms, ruffled mw bunch of twenty-five birds served Them. |New York Y 0| swept over a large part of the country patterns of velours—worth 8 15 K i oy y . l 95 . B g [ ice Mattings, wonderful value, i Chicago this week. This has resuited in a fair 14.00—May sale Crosby's second mise took place on his it | Byfade, : 9::++* | record business from wholesalers and job- | price Vihe ty-seventh bird, which was a swift one | Boston i ‘i | bers in the east, but the talk of crop dam- P 3 : | 5 that flew low. His sixtieth bird had power | St. Loul 3 3. B4 ake put a check upon demand in the cen- | Three-plece r suite—choice . ate Sold to 4 se pul A ot Holekal of frames upholster- " . Al A ; and the sixtieth bird of Elliott joined it at |San Fra =% "*| 80 good as arlier looked for, although sale pri DO o ( slmost the same point. From that time |C!ncinnal ! 5 k showing some improvement over a year CoNBINE FoRkerauolil okl e Mhe every one of Elllott's birds died as they [ (Savatm, i . b “E% the northwest snow and rains checked hogany finish—worth $4.50— ’ EASY PAYMENT SYSTEM ehould, although one or two of them were | Minneapolis 3 ¢ retall trade and distribution, but the gen- May fale price &F OMAHA doubtful cases until retrieved. i‘\":w Orleans. ! | b oll'al effect has bl‘r‘,n um 'rnlhrr Irnpn‘-(w-”:ne only Ceerieaes saees [] - ulsvill ultimate crop and business outlook than Crosby missed his elghtieth bird, his | [ndianapelis ‘ :908.047] 46, otherwise, although delaying seeding some- il ninetieth, his nlnety-seventh and ninety- l,.))clrnll i ; 2| what. 4 : a % ° ninth, all of which were comparatively [ Providen 2 4 The cereals and, to lesser degree, hog OMAHA d roducts generally responded prompily to 1 sy birds, and Ih every case the loss was | Milwaukee g Al | Phe mouthwestern wheat damage reports, due to the state of the wind and dust, | Buftalo ¥ 5 16| which, coupled with very heavy decrcase which almost concenled the birds. At times | Jt. Paul.. . I R R TR i 1 Rather than carry over any of our present stock—rather than 1,000 trimmed hats go on sale tomorrow in 3 different the wind was so strong that the guns were | 1o no 553 3 the'} ¢ "seas This sale enables you to Richmond q ; the highest Prices of the crop ‘season being reduce prices as the season advances, we make ONE DEEP CUT into the lots at prices mentioned below. out of the control of the men, but it was |St. Joseph '3 | peached for cash wheat. Corn, too, almost price of every suit and skirt in this department. RIGHT NOW WHEN YOU "b] ¢ "l l‘:’ ll tll took ticlud f ) Denv P broke the season record. ¢ U N o/ - ene! o save abo one-ng , and & ‘K b PN ¢ ) W ::I:In:!:m in this race as in the one which ver 3 3 : X L‘n;]) Teports to Bradstreet's indicate that CAN USE THE GOODS. Nothing reserved—but a general reduction all 1] abou ne-ha AN he stoc includes about 400 ne \\1 s go anc g on our beyond doubt the Kansas wheat crop has through. Don't miss this exceptional opportunity. arrivals—some from New York, some from Chic One of the prettiest races ever seen sv attle } been hurt by the drouth and hot winds. . tbe Omaba Gun club grounds waa the Sfty. | Albany N9 14 Nothing In excess of tnree-fourths of d $15.00 Suits at $7.50. some from our work room. bird contest between Walter Shemwell of | traribory” . D it a) "per cent, of last. yaatr's 5 suits In all wool materials, such as Venetlans, Colorado Springs and Chris Gottlieb of | Fort Wor 304, 9. Vield s confidently predicted. In other homespuns, broadcloths and cheviots, in all the S p i Kansas City. This shoot was arranged [ Jemphi Snatinan, B oy TiaYe Denanieg fashionable styles of the season, blouse or Eton X €e our at Thureday for 350 a side, and although it | Toleds ¥ el Focoived late, are encouraging so effect. Jackets lined with best quality taffeta G oo closed at the end of the forty-sixth round | Portland, 21. far as the outlook for the coming corn . and trimmed with bands of taffeta and brald— e tern Hats —_— o Rochester . 917 10 crop Is concerned. The area in this prom- " s 4 . on account of the lack of birds, those who | Rochester 1 B ey lcren or hiko fou st n skirts have full wide sweep and braved the elements and remained were |Des Moin 3 oats, but the condition of the latter crop workmanship guaranteed— given an exhibition of bird shobting seldom | New Haven 3 is less favorable than hoped for. 3 for Monday's sale. £ 7 : "‘Q# p { Sivse & exbibiifun ot bird sholiing seidom |jfew Kav _ i : , rices from Nashvill ol H mals are scarce and receipts are small. Y 311 ;ellcnl form and the first bunch of twenty- | Springicid, Ma 3 3 Hog products have advanced in sympathy $20 Suits at $9.98 X < to ve birds went down without a miss. Norfolk ... 380,457 with osreals, but butter and. eass, aliege These sults are values that are unapproach- & EERI = 4 98 $15 * G ¢ to have b cornered some time ago, hav o uits . 8 . - - * The wind was constantly growing stronger [ GTand Rapids........ : se | B oken badly. the former to the extent of able by apy house in the country—they are made and the birds were difficult to flush. At |Portiand, Me..!l.! 7 cents per package. in the new Gibson, blouse or Eton effect—hand- the begluning of the tenth round the rain [Blowx City.........0.o. i ooLTAL IBELENCE fo0r, sxpinis for the g ) N il asa™linad wih - Leet: quality: of Attractive hats, either in black or white, began to fall and the race was closed in a | §yFicuse | # 108 last week and 4,262,129 in this week last taffeta—materials are the best imported cheviots, driving rain, which made it almost impos- o 3 year. Wheat exports from July 1, 1%, to J broadcloths, etamines, Wlth Chlfion drapcs‘ edqed Wlth laCC and sible to mark the course of the birds upon brd 2 date (forty-three weeks) aggregate 210, Ay b s Maving fha e The Miks Tafesd. i 67 bu., agalust 170,616,064 last Season. Mo, for-Monday . 1 d ith el fl h d leaving A ed to e : Corn exBOFiS agETegate 516156 buy against selling .. trimmed with elegant flowers, handsome sepond to the balls in many cases | Wiminglor, Bell 055 last weels and 10460 last year. X dies’ Walki Skirts and ma ansy 024,326 uly 1, %01, to date, exports are \ k . o o I S g;'""_d, T thout | Duvenport i 100,185 'bu., against 158,061,819 last season. ) Ladies’ Walking g buckles and velvet ribbon & arget. emwell lost his | BiyeliPant oo \ i Shoes ure in fair distribution at the west, $6 Walking Skirts for $3.98 ! sixth, seventeenth, thirty-third and thirty- | Fall River . X but eastern shipments are falling off. " a g i " for Monday’ 11 . enth birds. Gottlieg lost his thirty- | Macon v There is little new in the leather business, ® One lot of 350 all wool melton, homespun or or onday s selling at...... Little Rock. : cheaper grades being relatively most ac- a lot A o Coraed - and sixth and forty-first birds, winning by & |1iieag : “Xikg it g o RS B g cheviot walking ekirts, deep flounice, cordie, ) aRs C) 1l the new spring score of 44 to 42. Knoxvilie . : 5 .5 Cotton bulls, encouraged by the light \ stitched, in a ; el focxyuls setion Y Sngoiriaacl by, Dre iaht e exenens | Another elegant hat made of Tucked High: Soaves tn: State Nyomt. Akron . ! have forced prices higher, the highest \ wxikt, woeth "' The close of the state shoot was re- | Wiehits D R sl B cation i now 3o B el Chiffon. with handsome drapery and th Springfield, Il markable for the high scores made, in spite | L omibion oPove Tast Year's prices, and early reports . . of the high wind of the morning. On ac- | New Bedford. OF"the! proposca. decreases. in. screast ure A\ . 3 98 bcautlfully trimmed. for count of the live bird shoots in the after- | Chattanooga . : being modified. Reports by leading castern ) 2 = - | Youngstown . 8 05,508 Jobbers are that the past season has been 4 I\I ) . 2000 the targel Drogram was opened at § | EojENIOW! $ Jobhers 865 tne.tor aly gosds and the oniy \ S8 i M ettt onday’s sellmg,.. NG e ° o'clock and there was no Intermission un- | Fargo ... ComPaie Bow in g8 10 AT e Lead h Skirts, body tucked Uil it was completed. Fred Gilbert, as|Bnghamton - ; e fng consuming Interest, hampered by the \ Mn Seep Noupee o0 W), madd the hsh seore, fellvwed by |RECEIOR oorieirits 8155 | ne_conuming e e lvine, ; i newting “and " elght A beautiful hat trimmed with chiffon and Orosby, Garrett, Wettleaf and Hirschy in |Jacksonville, Fla.. 6,707 8. but lu'wm‘""-:_Hr:;'wdldl‘h:' Jeut. where peicss | . \ Y trimming. percaline the order named, with scores of 166, 164, | Bpringfield, O....... p ¥ o 3 i 5 \ . SER T el mpeh roses or OthCl‘ flOWCl’S, fOl‘ 163 and 160, respectively. For the first |Quincy A ey . (7 In iron and steel anxiety to get supplies o selling Vs time in the tournament first money was |Bloomington 304 7 of "crude material is almost as great as : ; : { : divided betwoen two men In & twenty-bird | SIOWE Falls:. il T P, Nouiay ieshi plevee o havy i 0.908 Monday's selling........... BRI Jacksonville, 111 event, Garrett and Roberts tying {n (he | Fremont ... ..... 3 $12 rate for No. 2 foundry and liberal & A 'Grand Displ i \ S e Trement .. re"hoted by | onceriis play of Children’s Hats Following is the score in the L. Q.. e 8 *1 high 3 ¥ 22 per ton has —Targets— SO BEAUMORE «.rvrerrss g | been pald and it is noted at Pittsburg that 1515 20 16 20 16 15 20 15 20 i +++ | foundry pig 18 §2 per ton hizher than Bes- oomis oo BHMIHIR I I014 | - Totaly, U. 8 : Nead of being SUSRIy jowar, a8 ethl ...ooooooooon 1141918 19 14 14 16 13 19165 | Outelde New York 699 3 . ah _viemiine fof 7, AR 8 17§ 818 18 1n_les | Qutsld delivery of Bessemer are still paid | Burnsiae Iasas 313 16 12 19181 &nd at Pitisburg can be obtained very imball ... 0l M 4181 8 . ¢ ke - cquent desire to pass water? Usa minfe .., 7 2 57 A n 8 e v er? Have you any unnatursl e 1142 148 | Toronto | : v : S Qischarge or night losses? Are you aficted with Bpencer ...... 5 9 7| Winnipeg 3 5 s | {eer PETTTTTTTTRNN 7 Hallfax ... 5 ¢ » " " are re- S A A » Tillan o 5 Vancouver, B. C X f UE the Tiae in prices 3 A \ unningham . 7154 | Hamilton ..............| 7 ~ 8. " 3 - RS : SR T3 5 k6o 0nssoa i $t. John, N. B.. ¢ 15 ! $ " J % 9 2 Enlarged Prostate. Lost Vitality, Qray . 2 Vietoria, B. C 94l . 0 v iy S e = 2 . S Skeens Painless Strioture Cure eradicate *Quebec | f ¥ g AR : A trace of theso ssmptoms and diseuses 5o ~116 | Ottawa ... 3 e b D : ing, dilating, drugging or bougies. We guaran- wWte : 193 last week. 214 in this 1 K thorough and permanent cure, and gn. ~ . R Cnediimatsridl 3 5 » | ing other items than clearinge. s your arrett i 12191 emwell It costs nothing to investigate. Our remedy - == = B affected rarts, To the North e by Balloon. oy 4 enyal B3 sicsenn dup Thies — During the past few years many atlempts . Ao Hooest Talk.” with many heve been made to reach the North Pole by 4 4 ; also ship, but on account of the ice have all . 3 FREE*THIALIGYBEX#’M Ghe CROMWELL | |5 e 1 vod seem, ertore . THE .4 SKEE 0, 12 1 b B, st spot 1s by the balloon. There is also but F you like the i y one way to obtain good health for those New er h always on hand g who suffer from indigestion, dyspepsia, con- —we have the B W.;lyl W o | acisation o iver 824 kidnes tpwubios. ond pap s an an sume I]a ems that Is by using Hostetter's Stomach Bit- . 2 ' best line of & F. style. One ters. Don't fall to try it goods for the money in the city. Here are a few prices—5¢ paper at 2ic a roll— pays twice asmuch | B % Gote Bas of Taboun's Mew: white blanks, in deep colors, from 5c to 8¢ per roli—gilts from 5c to 10c per for a suit made to PEORIA. I April % —(Special 'm»‘l roll. We also have a fine line of the ingrains, in all shades. We are contractors for ram.)—Harry Truby, second baseman on | order, and the|E i ebeaus Loulsville tcam. today Feported | all Kinds of painting. We solicit mail orders and see that they are promptly filled. to Peoria and will join the team at Des ) chances are against o | | Moines. ale % Movements of Ocenn \enne! pri E ¥ L i o Pl At Now Tack-arivad—La Sovre trem Phone 1608. 17th and Douglas N Havre, Heckla, from Copenhagen; Fuerst Sixteenth and Douglas Sts. Omsha. Blsmarck, from Southampton and (h Your dealer can tell you bourg: Furnessia, from Glasgow. Salle Cymrie, for Liverpool. why they are so much At Cherbourg—Salled—Columbia, from Hamburg and Southampton. for New York At Moville—Salled—Tunisian, from Liver- CAUSHESTEN S ENGLISH ol, for Quebec and Montreal; Ethiopia, T I . e, dor et nd Mpnteal!" Bulinis ; R NY ItLs VARICOCELE NAL Havre—rrived—la Champagne, trom A t fn-e old folks. Is \ n = At Bingapore—Salled—Merune. from Gl n l- a' men (e oy 8 I :2 D e ‘et s fais Not inciuded In totals because of noi gow and Llverpool, for Shanghal. cough. It stops e = - Twenty-five years' experience. No movey ac- - z Nhen RS St ol Buperior to Aplol, Tansy, ysl or Steel A; :.:.,..f.;:r_,u,:gn MNow Engiand, |a ecola. B e sose ARt o Blaetiies " . cepted until patient is well. CONSULTATION ¥ ‘ansy, Pennyroyal or Steel. AL Southampton-Satled - Columbia, # allow & substitute. No other | as good. 4 Ao st AND VALUABLE BOOK FAEE, by mail or at | | Sure Relief of Pain and Irregularis Hamburg. for New York. m"SE’.rm?::ln-—ur An-Kawt 1s "l 25¢ & bet. | . Tewipge | Ofe. Writeto Suiie D. ties Peculicr to the Sex. At Aller, from N | } g s Vo R | o | DR.C. M. COE, BRI & || 4t e i e i s . )