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, ort 30 per cent II nIl ( clalml'11 ) that the IIlale
hlul ( made o hlg b3rgnln. Among other thIn ! ; '
tour old boiler were appralBel1 at $1,000 . and
the other lay the tate holor Inspector condemned .
domnld them for 'crap Iron , and they were
not worth enough to Ila for the COlt ot reo
moving them. That 19 I ) betrayal or publc
trust the staIn or which \roalch can never
wipe from his pollci record. ( Applau )
BLot 10 aK"ln cal your ateton 10 the
two men who are candhlateJ for thl ofce ot
ma'or. No man within the soUnd ot my
roke . no man In Nebraska can accuse C'arle
H. Ilrol\ ot filching from the public treas'
ury. ( Ap1atise ) Ito has always been honest
nnll nlw8YII I man ot Integrity . whlo Iroateh
hal always hten ) 1 wobbler and has never
Ieen able to find a redeemer for his prornses. !
Mr. Brown Is I lan ot the hIghest lutrrrl )
clear collected and always deddes In the Interest -
terest or the IullIc. ) lie Is clear-heade. , eIf-
made and always act on his consclenllous
convi ctlonu. "
: lr. lolwaler closell his address with a
general exposure ot the weakness or the len
' 1"10 have beEI placed un the A. I' . A. ticket .
lu was warmly applalllcd at the c10e or his
adlress (
10TS ANI 1011LElO : , .
: r. J. J. 10lnl8 was called upon hy me- ;
hers of the audience and made a 6trrlng ; .11- : .
Ilress for fifteen minutes on Ihe neeesJllY or
laying asile partaanshhl In the coming lght ,
and working for men or known character and
mnels for the offices In the gift ot the pee
a
111e ) lie said that In local affairs ho was
tim best citizen who placed his citizenship
above partisinship.
In response , 10 loud calls , W S. Poppleton
mode n brief speech filled with facts and
figures Ihowlng the criminal extravagance
which has characterized the administration of
Public affairs In Omaha since IhJ dervish con-
tngenl got control ot the ofces four years
ago. Mr. POllpleton gave ofcial figures 10
show that the running expenses or the city
are now $11.00 a year greater than they
P. were In ISI , when the present gang ot I
0 plunderers got Into control lie dissected
the claims or W. J. ilroatcli and showed
that the admlnlstrlon ot that gentleman
as mayor was marked by the greatest tax
rate ever levied upon the city. As I result
ho was turned down WIlen a candidate for
re.olecton , and two years later when a can-
dldeto for governor was beaten In every ward
In Omaha. Mr. Poppleton closed with n
, j strong endorsement at Mr. Brown and urged
his hearers to vole for the Citizens' league
candidates from top to bottom I the only I ,
way a stop could be put to the plunderln :
or the cIty and the robbery of the taxpayers ,
which has been goIng on for the past tour i
yea r.
. C. J. Smythe was then called on . and closed
with a stirrIng address. Ito spoke of the
reasons that led the democrats or the cIty
to Join In the CItizens' movement.
\Ve had been going on as democrats , "
saId lie . " [ or tour years and naming god
men for olflce'Jo found that 10 could not
wIn alone antI that It 10 wanted to drive
out the embezzler 10 must Join with other
men . regardless of party who desired goo
government. We accepted the Invlaton at
, , the Citizens' league 10 accomplish the reforms
. by united action . I I a movement against
dishonesty ali corruption In olce and that '
Is the highest aim of nil good citizens , regardless -
gardless ot paty atfihlations .
mrlrlmT Olr A. I' . A. ASCgNDANCY.
" : n efort has been made to create a false
tmpreslon and 10 raise a false Issue. I has
been attempted to raise a religious Issue , but
the attempt has not been attended wlh much
succes They arc willing to raise any Issue
that .wiil hide the real issue and that Is the
Issue . of honesty against dlshonesly. ( Ap-
Illause ) . We , as members or Ihe body po-
flUe . are not dealLng with the A. I' . A. as a
religious body but simply and solely as a
politIcal body. We will leave the religious
laters and Issues to the churches to fight
out among themselves . This order got con-
Irol ot the city and county In 1891 , ali theIr
first and brLghlest product was Eler , county
Judge. " ( Laughter ) .
Then Mr. Sm'the told ot the robberIes or
widows and orphans by Imer while he was
county judge "lie was Indicted by a grand
jury and brought to trIal In the district
court. The Indlelment was drawn by n member -
ber or the order. 'fhe prosecutor was a
nfember' ot the order. Eler was defended
bf R member of the order , now a candidate
for district judge and was tried before a
judge who \ " ts R sliming light In th order.
What was the result T Th ' IndIctment was
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found 10 hive been tirawn faultily and 1 lcr
WI dlechnrged . and nothing has , sInce been
done to bring him 10 triaYOI might al
well have indicted the devil and tried hIm In
bell . nod eXlleet(1 a convIctIon , ( Applause ) .
"When I wal frt admitted to the bar It
was considered nn honor 10 sit ullon the
bench or the district court The position wu
at that time reserved for men of yearr ot
neat learning , and or great : integrity. There
wal no contempt In those lays No one 18
mean enough to have contempt for the courl.
Now no one Is mean cnough not to have :
contempt for some branches ot It. " ( Ap-
Piause. )
nOUH H I tvH ; IJl m'l'l w.\m ,
Ur"lt 'run.1 ur Yfiters nut tu Ih'nr the I
( PMp.1 ur It .Coriii. :
When Chairman " 11m Coburn called tbe :
r/zel ( ! ! ' meetIng to order In Saunders halt
I at Twt'nty-fourtli and Coming streets last
night at 8 o'clock there was not space for
I another man within the four walls. The
I , 'cters of the Eighth ward . showed their In-
I t rest and 'nthmlasm In the citizens' move-
I Imnt by thus crowding [ the hal beyond Its
capac/ ) . . More than that , they showcJ
clearly throughout the leetng that they
hall not come out ot curiosity but were most
thoroughly In sympathy with the sentiments
wh1eh were pressed b ) the speakers , who
gav" enthuastic ! expression to hard , corn-
man sense tne s.
Chairman Coburn rapped the meeting to
order shelly ; after 8 o'clock , and after a
very brief Introducton or the purposes ot
the meeting lost 10 time In announcing
Harry Miler as the first speaker at the ev n-
Ing. lows : Mr. Miller spoke substantially as tOI-1
"it Is my intention tonight to speak as a
democrat to democrats . especially as the
democrats of the city appear to be Inclined
to skulk In their tents anl , endanger the
best ticket which has ever been put up In
Omaha and Doughs counly I take off my
hat to no man as a democrat , but In this cam-
paign I am ready to lay aside my partisan-
shill * and to Join the citizens or Omaha ,
whether republicans . democrats or what they
are . In order to crush out ot exlsteneo this
damnable conspiracY which Is crushing the
life out of Oiuahia. Wlwn , the cItizens' movement -
went was first organlz I did not : aver I.
I opposed It because I thought that with the
nsslslance or the decent Portion of the re-
publcan party the democratic party would be
able 10 down this conspiracy but democrats
wiser than I convinced mo that I was wrong
and therefore I went Into lhe cItizens' move-
ment. I make this ctaterent In answer 10
the positIon or the Worill-lerald. over whose
attItude the best thing that can be done
Is to throw the cloak or charity. This fight
Is a fight against the A. I' . A. . whose members -
hers are bound by In oath to slab In the
back men who do not agree with them. The
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main Issue Is on that section ot the eonslu-
ton which guarantees to all men religious
and poltcal freedom
"Now . you democrats tD whom I am talk-
lug especially . say that you have no party
ticket to vole. I ask you why you have not ?
Was not this ticket , although composed of
republIcans and demorat and populsts ,
nominated In your convention ? There Is
where you should have fought , and after I
Is over you should keep your mouth forever
shut How was the ticket received ? Coe
was the only lan on It defeated In his
place Johnson was nomninated . and Johnson
resigned. Then the only hOlly In the world
which had the legal power placed Coo on
the ticket. What rIght have you or time
Wor"I-lerald. or any democrat to support
Albyn Frank , or anyone else for thai po-
sition. You democrats have a duly to per-
form for your country and I hope you will
bo as ready to vote against the A. P. A. as
I am I Is crushing the life out or Omaha
and Is fast losIng the Clty's reputation. I
appeal to you all . 10 you mechanics and you
workiogmen 10 give a pull . a long pull and
a strong pull on election day , In order thai
Omaha may be redeemed. "
ICIERSTEAD'S CAIIAIN.
Mr. Miller was frequently Interrupted with
tumultuous applause Ills last words were
especially enthusiastically received and lie
sat down In a storm of handelapplng. W. J.
Kiertead spike as talows :
"As I am a candidate for county commissioner -
loner from this district on the Citizens' and
democratic . ticket. I do not feel at liberty to
aAYDN1 HAYDENs
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I A Bletdilg of Beauty and Bargains
. at the Big Store.
We are Agents for Butterick's Paterns ,
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Great Linen Sale. I Tackle .
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' 11H elll'e stock of 1 New York job. I
leI lt , le ( ) 01 the tiohimor.
Jllehell , IUI Itmil t' lllwhel : 'i'able i , ;
I Lilel It Hi ; ( , . lt We , lt 2c . II : le ) 11' ' ,
I to : : ie : Ictlll : value 8e II' to 1kb.
I 72.lmiclt bleachcd 'fitlilu Liiit'ii . iliist
7IIlh hielelll Lnhle LIII. Ilwst
, goods 1 I Ih' , tOt 60c . lt 75c . II Sc II
S i 95c . . . at :1 : : Import cost 1UO II' to
I . 'I'urkey 1'1'11 'I'nlile DI11 sl , . Hic , _ lUc
I IUI : : wl'l h : ! c 10 50e. .
: , .AI : 1111 l'lsh II , Ie. nl re , nt Gc ( , nt
I I 7V' c. ' II Si' . II 10e.
I lk'd llrl'IHls at 4 Hie ; , itt te. at 7c. ' .
I IUII ! Il ) : mill fleW 1m Iems III less thnu c I.i
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itink'v'M i'oi.
(11110 ' 1'lhll Con'I's lt 50e . at Te . .
It Sc itt te ) . ; ell/aut Nt 'les. , .
4 %
Towel a1e. /
. IUIIHU ; Itocl , . lul eulilss VI'luly at 'In HF ios' c'io't'iiia ' U.\R-
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malclll:1 1l'lcls. GAiNS.
. IDe 'I'osvt'ls at ic' ' tOI' ! 'l'n\vel4 mIt tOe ' G.\NS.
'Jowll 'c' ; . ' . 'lowl'll lt le' ; [ esse ' . ( ) mtmtitmu4 . nimil you'll 110 'til
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COllwttm'H. wll
t. . 1 IW I 'I' It l2mAje ' . ' ! ) C ' 'oweil at 1c . If YOU ' c nw 'htiihtm . I , . tt'tmt of
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etitti roe 'owcls ! at 2.'Sc. C'11 wlhll Cllt
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all : 1111"1\11-:1'1'
iOc : tll':111 lii jirlc' and mtmmywhmer' 111"\1' III I' III
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of ' ' . . , ,
ImmcuHu stock hue 'Liivels e\'I'I' L.
Hloe ; lue 'L'owcll every lu ( htImolit . style . lit mitiet I i1iiilt.
( lesc'rIltioml lt le'l tItan half regular (1111 ) ' II I , I 1 1:1. .
e. 'rillt , . H CllhltlLeIt'H ( loull"lt'tstt'd .Ilccc )
prlci'4. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Slilts . II gray mlxtll'S , at * I :
.1ue. 111 hiI lhe\'lot ul $1.I :
Can ies . All wool tulle' . block 1111 gtmy dlcylol
Ilolhle-hl'I'lltel HuIH. HI7ls II to l :
No W < IIII' children ! cry for hay- 'CI\S. 11miH : hayc clouhlc IlUt lul knee .
I Ileus' Camulles . because wc 111c them t4O'etl wih 11 ; anti II\u. WI'I'lltll 10
I - . ' hest Of "CITII'I' . ItOiiC like thieiim Iu
\ fresh every half Itotie' gl'u lf 101 , ! Itlm
. < . , Oitiittt for less thau ( 1.00 hem alt
,
I All 11111 of Chuwlug Gain , I.l pkg Omahl fo\ : ul
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' ; . st't'l ul $2.7.
11l 14)g Cahlu Call ' , lOe l lll' : :
, ) ' ' lt't.t''t' ( oatH , siy.eii 8 tn 11 ' .
lIXl'l Brownies w'ltti l'elii'VIiiiItt ) ) Boys' Blefll' t > 7lH : : years
. wih Pelll'l'mllt lu clilitcltlllmt . bt'mtver and ' ' '
Clshlolf 1e. chilchla. hl'II'I' ulII flll : mix-
Daimmty mI lxul CIII . , with .1 elhy I . ( , 'H . , ut * 1l : $ .I. a.7 : Illt 111 to
- , lieflhIm4 nitU ( 'mimimmmiels , inc. tl.O.
BUlns ( I 1'Il'ls Iic.
Ill ' Boys' ( 'llh ) ( ' Oyercimtts . sIze. tt/ 10 12
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? fmtIl& ' UU11 ( 'O'OIIUt flats ' only le 111' Oyprlcmts. SI71'
I HIIN.lUII. . shln'cl wih'uiilollls ; ) ' ( ' 1ttH . II t $1.2 : tn $ u.rl. )
etc. . 25e. . lhys' HIIIIIII l'lslll's. siz& ' \ ( I tn 1 )
.I'I'H. at 2.7 : : bottom' II'ju'j lot' : .i
A 111 q.j : : Frieze tslels ul : : O ( to
. . .
: . Fresh Eggs at Hayclens $ i.iJ. _ _ _
: 1"01 " saute time WI' have hl'un mllul Cofee , E to t ,
. I Irl'nlIIUIII wih ioimmt' of r1'hl'ISkl'l Fatally . .1 mova 111 3Iot'lma [ . 2Se .
A I hcst _ flrl1rs 10 II'CII fresh eggs. 'Fimli Qual.t cans helt Preerv'd : ( 'nllforzila
1'IS. 'nlfm'lln
. , t we lta't't' nCl'Otlllshel III Wl' nn' lOW 11111. ll'nll11'11'011 , 01' 11'a'l. : SUIC.
i' .1 receIving tul ' lmliuchi'eds . of 1071'IS of 1770 Houl lligt I l. Bnll Water
I the fittest ( 'II C'.OI brought to Ommitlma : . nkl'I' [ . : k' . ,
and wo will sell these eggs nt ISo iwr Lnt'ge 'mut ltalt'd lti'tmi . Se.
j Iul wi sel t'1 111' 1.1'11' 1'11 Illill } , . : : 1 1. rl'
dozen. ' ' ' .
el. . l'ttt't' 'I'nll" .h'lr ( large glass ) , : ! ' ( ' .
. , . t 10 , littytleims' for tIme lucsl Butter PI'I'lel RUIIIl . aI' can.
, . ! and , Eggs nt lowest vrlees. HIt Htiim&'rlative ' 1"lnm' . Poe ! sack ,
, /
; We Give Away Bicycles and lUfuy Beautiful und
Useful Preseuts.
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crllcile cerlaln candidates on the ) olher
ticket ni freely as I otherwise woull I cIa
not prollOBo , to flghit ' this campaign hy prall'
InK myself anti abusIng the other fellow. The
character ot a man Is not nlAre or destroycll
In a night . or In a politIcal campaign , all
what tow marls I lake will be con lned to
general issuci' . I have lIved here lore than
twenty years . and during that Wne have
taken a deel ! Interest In local governmicent.
Never beer wlre time peeple so nrolsell 'fho
alarm bell hiss been Bounred and they realize
that time political ring that II upping the
very lifeblood of Omaha must be broken or
thrc Is nO hop tot the future. I the re-
pUhlcan ticket ts elected there will be 10
retrenchmcnt , but they will be emboldened
to Incrcas our taxes which ar ? already be-
YOII endurance . I wi he an enllor' mcnt
ot their IlaMt acts. "
Mr. merrteall enumerated several Inslanees
or useless I xtravagance h. the city amid
county governleni amid , toll How thouS111Is (
ot dollars aught have beemi sH'ell h ) a more
hlsnesl.\e ! . mauaJement of affairs Con-
tinning he said : "The rIng Is shoulug 'down
with ltosewater'-'down with the man who hII
stool for yarl like a toue wal batween cor-
ruptIon . amid the taxpa er. . Down with the .
Isn siio pays lure than 5VCO a year I
city and county taxes . Down with the editor
ot the most pwerul [ paper btween Chicago
n'id San Francisco lint while they shout
'down wlh llo'water' they are tryIng to
hoodwink the Imeople They know very well
the real leslie Is good gOl'erment or ring ,
rils and whether time popl ! shall elect Inca
tree to act for themselves or whether they
shall be ruled by I secret oalh.heund so-
cicty banl11 together for religious iroscrP-
tion. But the people will band together amid
proscribe themim . arid by their votes on election
lay , show them that the constitution ot the
United Blatet' Is sti supreme.
"Who are the men lending aid to the cUI-
zem" reform mOl'enlnl1 Such men as Wi-
lam A. Paxtoim Thomas Klipatrick Charll
Ii' . Weller . John S. Brady lenry Estabrook
and hundreds at others ot our loadIng business
all professional maca wIthout regard to pol- I
tics or rElgion , and they are with us for the
one 11rpo o ot relleemlng this city from cor- '
rapt rule. Puhlc sentiment I with us : It Ifi
rising day hy day : It will not down. I Is
sweeping ! through this cIty all county and
cries aloud for every honest man to rise
amid hy hits vote on November [ hell break
the fetters that bind us. There Is hut one
Issue. Turn them out or leeep them In.
Which shall It be ? You are the ones to elY.
I have no rear of the result.
" 'There II a weapon firmer set
And sharper than time bayonet.
Anti from II neither liars nor I 'k
Cnn shield themn " 19 the ha.\t hox.
"AmI when on election day time Ito white
helots will be dropped one by one Into the
ballot box their funeral dirge wi be sung.
and when at G o'cloek the veils close ring rub
wi be dead and Omaha redeeme "
Time applause which greeted Mr. Klerstead's
remarks was as tumultuous as that which
met : r. Miller . When he was seated Calr-
man Cohurn Intrduret Charles A. Cae.
LOCAL ISSUES ONLY INVOLVED ,
Mr Cae saId that the Issue In the election
this fall was not betweemm the republican and
democratic parties , but was on that which
touches the citizens most their pocketbooks.
The dervishes are making a pretense of fighting -
Ing on republican principles , but their real
purpose Is 10 keep the city under misrule.
They Ullnk they arc strong enough to do It.
The citIzens. imovever will not be hoowlnleed
by this republican talk. What they are after
this fail Is nol tariff or free trade gold or
sUvor. They are after cheaper gas cheaper
water cheaper paving Time city Is nothing
else than a huge mercantIle concern . and the
people want I run like I mercantile . concern.
I certainly cannot ho run In that way by men
for whom a business man would not give $10
for a mortgage on his lfe , "Tmere Is no
queston or national policy involved In the
nght. I Is simply a question ot bread amid
butter pay. " , ot how much taxes we wilt have to
rank J. Lange was cal - d for a Cow remarks -
marks and he respon'led ' briefly. Then D.
Cem Deaver was called to the front but be-
tore he had an opportunity to get well Into
his speech 'Ie was interrupted by a burst ot ap-
pIUS ( ' . The speaker stopped for a moment
10 allow the hand clallplng to subside but
beginning from the rear It apPEared to spread
10 the front or the 'al I finally culmInated
In a steadY roar when E. Rosewater was seen
pressing throllgh' the crowd ' to the frent
With a few remarks Mr. 'Deaver fn1shc his
Interrupted speech anr Mr. CobUr at once
announce Mr. flosewater '
BATTLE FOR FREEMEN
"There \ a \ery deep Interest tel In the
Issues of this fall , " began : lr. Rosewater
"and I Is not surprising Never bErOrO In
an election has so much been Involved
for every c'ty , for Onmalma for Douglas county .
and In fact . for Nebraska. On November 6
11 be waged what can be called the battle
or Nebraska. I wilt he decided then whether
time motto . 'Eqmmality betere the ) law , ' on the
banner oC the state Is a sham or , whether
It means what It sas. Time battle will do
termln" whether every citIzen . whatever his
birth or creed , shall be entitled to the rights
or every other citizen . "
1st ; . Rosewaler dwell at length on the die.
11s-
graceful revelations that have omnalell from
the city hal and the expenses now Incurred
t , . run the clt ) He said that Droatch was
now offering hImself as a mayor who. would
do away with this conditIon or affairs . and
thai Chafeo was givIng him a clean eertl-
cale of Inls for time posltiomm. Mr. Rosewater -
water than proceeded to expose Uroateh's
last administration . and particularly the die-
graceful part he amid Chafee took In the
eoustructon of the city Fail. He then went
on to speak of Droalch's eomllct since ho
hall again obtained a position In time adminis-
board tration ] oC the city emi the fro and police
"I.et us see who has attempted to reform
and who has thwarted It-tho old
tbwrleL police com-
mission or the Droatch and his new one , "
said : lr. Rosewaler. "The old commission
In the first place , succeeded In
frst plco succeded obtaining Red-
deli . I trlell fire fighter . for the fro depart-
menl. Then they got CIIlaln WhIte for the
police force a man whose reputation was
that or a first-class man. Vandorvoort pays
that Whlo was a Pinkerton , hut I have
Whllo's afdavit tlnt ho was neyer In any'
way connected wIth time Plnlertons. Finally
1lnal
they deposed rrom the polce force miman whoso
scandalous conduct was the '
disgracing sen'-
Ice.
"On the other hand Droatch , Jim Alan
and other succeeded In having a law pasi.e1 ;
which stripped time mayor ot all power to
enforce time laws al ha Is required to rio by
time city orilinamices When they got Inlo
power they put back haze and SI/wart. ) who
by their disreputable and scandalous con-
duct should not only have been fired . but
drummell out at the city They not only
put them back but promoted Ihlm ) , Sigwart
time man who let the flair can can dance
was made chief. Others whol they could not
Ilt on Iho force they try 10 reward with
ofilce . One ot thl. woo was called by
Seany dirty , lazy and slovenly . has been
slate for councilman.
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"Wimui the dervish gang was thretenlng
riot Iraleh wns Indhnant that fifty specials
were emplo'ed for threl days to guart the
jail. When time bill was declared constu-
tonal the old commission al once stepped
clown and the new bOl,1 took hold.t once
Droatch and his coleagues appointed elghl-
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Makes the Blood Pure
'ritia hi l time IHJCt.c ot the ctrc&
by Hood's SursoparIlIu. Uca this :
. "Inmeoclad
, ; . ; , to wrllo that 1
nm now in -
pr-
fecl hC31thand
It bal because
nood's Srsn-
lI'j parUa mad
, .y . cay blood Pure.
lTy 1 c a I t 1
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Iroo down
with troubles
pooullar t
women , 1' .
nervous 93 5-
k : . . ' : - . " tel was slat.
: He : j and I
had to tko my bed The physlcal ! said
there was lIttle hope for mo. A lelghbr
told ot wonderful cur. by Hood's tarsa-
parilla suit I deeMed ! to . try it. When 'J
rsllllil bottles , 1 could sl up and now
I am perety [ well and siroug.
HoodJs Sarsaparilla
hiss dOle ni this for mc " Mit-u , C. F ,
FADPJIEIt La Ptatt City Coluracio .
l"ADF.EJ lo 1Iatb CIr , COIIodo. - -
Hood's Fblll curl lltu1 C:1U ' , , .
10014 S i&si '
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Pil i'rtoc4'e box.
UO 1fl : re JOI
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eon specislprfslmmmmably to protect time city
luring fair week hut the ) are still on time
p : ) roil . " 'III.llaTe ' ; lawl $1,000 sO fRr.
There Is nQlelf work for them to ,10. , but
Ihcy arc 01' ' JJlq ) roll for no other IIurl1oAo
than to drain up votes for liroalcim
sdWt- AM1'LH : llhliClCS.
"This Is t(1 ( ) ; - 111 of 1 Iln that heall the
ticket anll the ; rut are no imetter . Amol !
tlNn 18 lt 1i illgby . th prcsent city clerk ,
\I'ho. like tim . ' wUlt ) clerk tents to over ) ' .
hotly ebe'R I\MM but his 0\ n , Ho was
the man Ihil " , tnt to LIncoln to hclp on
the po1c c < llillslon fJht 0111 who mel.
Iled wlh tIle , \iard \ of J lllcaton affairs 10
ret Marble Mi1On : " account of these service
he thlnk8 llIpentted to a second termim
but the ptU\e are likely to tilengree with
him on thaf'/ / olrt. lie Jll lent out letters
II the Germihtn'Itngmmngo Ilrlnted In Enghishm
letters 10 OErm3nS lr the city . extolling his
good qimahitiete . but Germans are not likely to
be caught I ) such luaU.
"John ! cUotall1 II another McDonald who
elalml 10 be the champion or the worklnmen
-who don't work lie Is cerlalnly entte
10 this title tar he hiss guarllcll the treJt
corners and patronized the aloons wel
enommgim These Qualies are all right , but
they wilt hardly satisfy voters enough . that
thirty will plae him In the Iherl.s ofco
where he hal the lives ammd liberties ot men
In imia hands In thmv elplnelllJ of juries
He denies that he Is a member or the Twenl-
elghl chub which was tormel directly I after
the banquet gvcn ! b ) J.lnlnger to the delegates -
gates who nomlnalell him. This denial Is
contradicted flatly by a publication In The
lee on the following immorning with which I
hld nothing to do The reporters lentoned
his name as one or time Twent-elght. This
club knifed Linimmger I ProtestII : , 10 elect
Cmishing a Homan Cathmouic anti they ex-
plnlned their acton by saying that they did
so because they thought Lininger would he
too liberal to the saloon elenmeimt This ex-
dealer plenation " Is good . from lcDonald , a liquor
Mr. , Hosewaler look the other member ot i
the ticket In turn speaking Illeelaly or the ,
councimanic ticket as the biggest dish or' '
crow that the republcans had to swallow . I
Mr Hosewater was frequently Interrupted ,
by laughter and applause excited br his' '
remarl.s. At the conclusion or his speech :
Thomas Swobe was called upon , but responded :
very briefly . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ :
' ) ' 0 'FIli. xix'rie , \1) UNI'UUI.ICA ;
i'iemms ; 'tIuuuimIcy ' 'L ? uUlt.1 ot Ca mmcli.
tn h' " (01' Vutes.
About sixty persons met In the hal ot time '
Ninth Ward Hepublean club last night ; or
tles onE , - rourth were candidates and anolher
fourth boys of different sizes and colors
President Ilntnglon called time meetng to
order amid Hugh A. lyers was time frt !
speaker , with a well lenrncd deciamnation .
paying a great tribute to the stars and stripes
and to the party ot Alexander lamlton anti
Daniel Wehster. George Helmrod sold that
bo looked back on his record as a citizen
and as a business man with the greatest
salsfoclon. . lie hoped that all his friends
In time Ninth ward wouhl rally to his sup- '
port. He needed all the support he could
gel.
gel.lr. . Jerries or time city dentral committee
occupied the next forty mlnules. lie sounded
the praises oral - the republIcan candidates
especially "noble Jim Alan of the Eighth
time greatest vote-getter ot the age. " le
said that ho had figured the eleclon all out ,
There would b , Ij,000 votes cast , I the city" .
There were \7.000 epublcans who voted at
time primal' ciectiomis l . and who were care
to vote at tne eohllng election. "We need
to get 3,0001 mior votes soniewlmere and I
hope all you men will go home and urge
your neighbors to , come out , register and vote '
the repuhlean Ilcleel "
JUdge Bsxe denied the charges of Charlie
Brown that 1 , band or , Iesperdoe had ! laken
possession otdbe city and county offices. "I
submit that 11 do not look much like a < t-
perado. limoI 'tJolmn Drexel and I haven't
,
I wont to say against hll , but It
John Drexel ) Imas made a pee < simerlir . I do
not hesitate , \Q \ say that John 11cOonald will
malt every bIt \sgood an ofcial In that po-
siion . " Speaking of Albyn Frank . Judge
,
Daxter said : , "OutsIde of Prank100res there
Is not a mnammtbottcr fitted for the olce of
clerk ot the , district court. lie Is a young
man : a per man .who needs assistance. Ho
has been loall ; to t'IO party and 10 should
imlp . him out , ' , , 'lnaly Jnme D. Meilcie .
the ex-member timeStmmte . Fish cmmission ,
concluded time spetchmal\ng.
Clrton 1"1 Utllll tnn tiui1m
A email aggregation at pelt al talent was
present last night at the meeting ot tUY CI-
ton lull Republican club. Chairman John
T. Yates called tile membel to order about
8:30 : and addressed , the club for a few minutes -
utes He then IntroducEd W. W. Slabaugh ,
who announced , himself to the club as candidate -
date for district jiitlge. , Mr. Slabaugh said
time citizens' party was rather In evidence.
He thougimt lmowes'em' that republicans should
stand together unless they saw a benefit to
be derive by joining ' some other party In
which eao they should act as their own can-
Ielenees dIctated. Mm' . Slabaurh gave place
to A. H. Burnett . who said though things
were a Ito mixed In the party In the pres-
eat election . Imo intended to vote for the len
Put up by the party any way
Judge C. T. DIckinson of Tekamah next addressed -
dressed the club lie stated tUn he was In
the race for district judge and rcqtmested the
people present nol to forget him at the polls.
'fho club then adjourned.
Xone hut Cn.llllnh' " 'I'ht'rt. .
The Scandlna'vlan-Amerlcan Garnell club
held Its meeting last evening In lal1raon
hal and was addressed by the republIcan
candidates Among , them werE Hedfeld ,
Frank : McDonald llgbee lirocklnridge
Westberg Dlrket : Cristy Bhmmghmamai . Benawa ,
DmmIois Ielmrod , Jacobsen Gordon and Jor-
dan The whole tenor of the remarks was
personal abuse or Time Bee and Mr. Ho c-
water. ThiS old. stories were retold and the
only new feature Ihat enlered Into lhe even-
Ing's enterlnlnmlit was the sln.lng by the
ScanUnnvlan Ge elmib About ( o'clock the
hal began to b empled , tbo Ilepartlg llit'mmi-
bars going Into the Citizens' nieeting . which
was next dour. When : the canllhlato for
layer enlerell ( the hal I was 10re thJI
hal deserted , and when the meeting ad-
jomned there was for a time a question It
there were enolgh mentbers present to make
a 1llrlm. _ , _ _ _ _ _ _
: tr . 1.1111..ltN I gl\lh.t. . .
OMAhA . Oct 22.-To tile Editor or The
Bee : As 1) " nal II being prlnled on tickets
showllg mo as one of the candidates to rep-
resent Douglas eouumty II time state leglsla- ,
lure I mill ask you 10 again notify voters
that I declned time olce and am not a can-
didae for that or any olher , o I Cl.
. 7. T. IINDSI
Btaolt 'l'nt".1 I Izi iicm'rmimsI y ' III. '
LON nON , Oct. :2.-gllwafl Tttersahl .
head ot the wel , Imown horse exchauge Pram .
II dangeruuslr Iii . .
, . ,
' ' 4
0'
'l'tlii(1LmI'IliC ; ) lIlt III'S .
HeGeorg , ) hl { or Cimail'iment Spiimugm' .
ICy " "hol In { { , ) tllrd ) n young man named
The stockhq11erum ( , of tim Southern railway
met ut IUchmuul , \'a . 'rmmeetlay amid elscrti (
tlirectors . _ _ _
Lietmtemmmimit Go\ : rol' Millard or CalIfornia -
Ifornia Is "tl imlive . but there cure no hOleu
oC hts reco\eQi. ; . ,
Tuesday II'a. ' \ Iflnla da ) ' at tjmo Allntn
eXlo"lton. ImI W.w milve" ; ot that state
were In utenlnm7.
l x-Hupllntend"lt B'm'no : of the NII
( omit police U iJim.s ; : Hon" 10 Europe I fOI'
I few month' , tn ) ' .
A. IC . Wall- ; " tyo Memphis rorg'r. la"
been Imeled ! b' tIme grand JUI ) ' . He Is
10 bti In iomiuimmrmu' .
\OW cupuoied bl HonlllfP.
Gerritt I. . Iln9lnl. seen'lar' or the
Southeln Gerrlt Iaelc' lulroJl1 COIIII ) ' . Is I tlamm- ,
gerolsl ) ' II ( roth lel'I'OU > pl'itlatlun.
Cinictit ! Toe'1a ) , ( Ie men I. haul , been 1)0)-
hag mttteutloit t . time [ ornll" ' lalphtel' ,
11entolt IIi"ut ( to time Ilr.acll.
The 111 or ( 'I \ith ilru3. or which 001'-
rnol' ( 'Iammghm or tfl1 ola I. n iurtuler ) . mt-
mugnd dealers : . TltPllTh" ) ' were heavy lumber
ealerl.
"
< When S. It 1tmiltjvlmu 1 . l.cdl'I' or the Ger-
man . \mellell ilnnk of 'Iaoll. opened . time
\ 'auit his CO lr the books of the hlPllutul :
unissimig ant only $1.01 .
Two uutlal11 I Cln < r Jmicku an'l
. . or ' l'etittmk ' . '
JUIW : Hul" Knot 101'1) . I"cntll' '
hecaml Ixm'Oi'cd In I cit ommikem ) 1111. nn.1
hole "hot Inll 1.lla Javig.
. Gen.ral Thomol 1''ln was fol1ell with a
tainting spelt Tledlh'll' molUl1 auo Hr-
glltnt In the supreme court \\'u8hlnl- -
tl , No fErlcu : rO.IJli : are amit'eipatcih. :
Hruol' ( ' 1111 : ; If 10r ) ' ( 'r. k. Wa ' hlo
county. Ok' . s"ol nnl kite : i 1'h'lic l"rick
anti Martlmm Ioth , wh Wl.e witneset'r.
against \'alallal. : ' , lather II I mUII r It
" li-lal.uld ; tlrflglcd M. . 111 11"
l.lrngfl.
, ,
away w'th I ' ) 'Iltl1lt,1 1:1 : : t .Morrl ( dun I
1410 IIl to 1.IIWIU Ilt > ' . 'J'I. II..H talhmem' fol-
lon'cl. and IC'I ut3.le'e I' , rerauado hlF
dlhtpr : nt 1' 'ItI.IY. tack Iho ) 'OUDI
t'omlpie l'ouo. m"i t , ( WI tdini will Ol.tl
unier , tlu par'u't ! aut
un\r ,1 . rr"I ;
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- - - - -
connETT ) DECLARES IT OFF
-
Stated HoVasliol His IIUl of the
Whole Affair
Afnir.
JULIAN WORIING ( ON A NEW SCHEME
Urnll- heelilmu'M tl I.1' . thll 4 tm ,
Ihu itli lii . Purl ' .
UI wih i'murly : luldl time'
: . " . I I. . r-I , ' I r I"NI" I
Chll..u . , .
HOT SPRiNGS , Ark. . Oct. 22-\'Imatcs't'r
doubt atached Itself 10 the lht between
Corbelt and Plzlnllols was ( lsllle 1 al
a heJtet meelng ) this ovenlng , which finished
ump with time deelartun [ rom Corbet that
cs'erytiming hol. lie caled 1'-ltzslumons a
cur and said that ho would not light anti he
Inlel11e(1 having nothing more to to with imiumi.
The meetng occurred In the prI'ole ! olce at
the Arlnglon hotel , Corbet , liratly . Julau ,
Slunrt 01(1 ( Vent II being tresodmt lolethm'
wlh n number ot newspaper niemi Jnlln alll
that lltzlnmonsould not fght on any
dale except time ono originally agreed upon
COlbett wanted to light In vrivato within four
das for a bet of $10.000 or else POSt11011
time fight cloven days amid flglmt In pmmblic.
Julan Ilolld not agree and Corblt left time
room , declarIng that ho washet his hanlls ot
Fl tzsimii mnona . Julan leaves In the mornln
for Corpus Cimrlsti. Dln Sluart Is trying to
arrange for a fstc carnival to consist or the
two minor fights which were 10 follow the big
batle and ono or two moro attractive oven Is.
Martin .ltmllan has Just submltell atrnctvo propo-
sllnn to Mayor \Vaters . In which he agrees
tu flglmt Fltzsimnnmomms against Corbett for
fght Plzslnmons Igalnst Corbel or n
purse of SIO.OOO elm October 3t. provided the
affair Is taken out of the hants ot the Alhletlc
club Time mater Is benp ! considered. At
a late hour toulght Martin Julln accepted , :
offer or a $10.000 purse , made by time Hal
Springs Athletc club for n Ipht on October
31 under its direction. Julan lt once
started for Spring hake to confr wllh Cor-
bett . who declared early In tilt , tiny that he
wou"l light for any kind oC a IHlrso on . be-
fore or ater October 3t.
hOT SPRINGS . Oet. 23.-MartIn Julan returned -
turned trauma Spring Lake at 12:4 : Ihls mor-
lag nothing having como.r the visit. Jack
Dalton . on behalf ot the hot Sprlnps cub ,
made a propositon to Brady offering a
purse of tO.OOO for the contest on November
1. conditIonal on the faiure of the Florida
At'iiotic club to make good Its H1.000 purse
on October 31. Julan has nc ellted. hirady
cut proeeellnh" off short by declining to deal
wIth Daitom . but stated that he would see the
club membcrs In the morning.
CORPUS CiihtISTf . Tex. . Oct 2-I ltzslm-
mons ) made this stalement to acm Assolaled
press reporter today :
" \ou can say for mao that J now chalenge
time world for a $10.000 side bet and time cimammm-
Plomishlib In this or any other cotmmmtry I ur-
tcrlnore ) . I will meet CorbeL for the $10,000
side bet and will let the gale receipts he
given to charlablo Insttutons of New York
Cty , " _ _ _ _ _
COHJI' ' "li " ' 1.1 , I'UHI'I' No : ioit i.
.tii muoullm'I'lmmc-mmt i'umbile'I ' ) .
.UUO'"U"'J'ut l'uhJI'J ) :11.le lu I I
hot SIIrlnJN 11c1c'I.
CIIICAGO Oct 22.-Time TrlbunEs Hut
Sprln1 special sa'I : " 1 have fought ) ' last
fight ; I herehy announce that I hnve rctn'll
from the ring nail 11 give the champIon-
belt to the winner at' time
ship . o Iaher-
O'Donnel lht. 'hls unxpotll an-
nouncemenl was . manila this el'uln" In the
rolun < a oC lie Arlington hotel by .Iames J.
Corbett a short time nfer Inlli"lnp In U
stormuiy Interview with Mnrtn Jnlan ; , The
clallllon had Just plrtuleeu . of u hmeam-ty
dinner , alitl had a cigar 1 his imatmtl ulII
turning to a friend II his elbow . remarked :
" 1 have fult training anti here gO"1 for may
first smol ( " So saying he Ilghte his cigar
mind Illsurel ) ' purell at it. <
"I wl leave here tomorrow wih mny
party for St. Lommis. I have lost foum' months
In lmlulng anti allowed myself to be
< rlllel from polnl to pOll 1 nm u'atis-
led this man 1"Itzslmmoni < 0(1 10t atl-
to fight or he 10111 be hero 10 fight me.
I ho hI so anxious to lght whmy on'l II
como on rhht ! now before thl' I. < n In\
passed to prevent our leetr . ' 'J iorI' -
tend to lose ammy more time fooiimig with
foolnl wih
imi mn"
Juliamu hmntl only 10 ' 1 halon the -
Julan hlt ) 511) on morn-
Ing of the Slat F'Itzsimnnaons' nanitwoumil
be found on The register oC ( Ariingtomi .
really to meet Corblt 11mm . und nu Fooner
or later and that IC Corbet wn' nol theme
ho would claim the forfeit anll the ehlm-
plonshlp ot the 'evoritl .
An hour later Corbel hanged his ml11
about leaving the holel In \1' mOlnlnl RII
gave It out he woull remain here until the
list come what woimd :
I1AI.iViN CHAmi IX 'lNNINb FOIDI.
Ili'i'i SmmiutmeAmsltiu . "lh I ' 101'
.
" , 'Iht. I.nnll" Nn.I ) ' .
NEW YORK , Oct. 22-TIrl was I good
attendance at Morris park today ) ' amid time
racing was excellent. In tie opening mace
\'Isharll was made the favoriteovem ' u poor
lot oC 2-year-oldl. and he won easily . 1n
time second race Hey el Santa Ammltn . at 130
pounds up WUI made the favorite . Ilhough
Lamplghter was ulaln ha"II' hacl1 ; In
splo of his bad showlnl on his 1111 nutnl
at a distance. The lht-wllghlel SIr
Si'
Frauds took time ICIII anti ! Ilhl I 10 the last
furlong . when He ) ' 11 SantAnia vuseti :
him and easily . lichen
won easl . lelln Nlcholl got time
place JUH dIll oasl ) hImlcirsmut' % % . . the favorite -
vorite h i ) ' n email mal'ln ovem' lIehiIt-niert'
In tile third race Dlrfurll.11 ! lelll the 1(11
until the three-qimarters haul bl''n Imimi . when
clue quit amid Deillemero and \111Fl'er tin-
\ In-
IFhed In I hard Irlvo h.a.l > 1111rl. In lh ( '
Hunter stakes Uelmar w.nt to time post u
11'onp favorite . wih Emma G In < lirammihy-
wino about equal n'conl chnle ( 'roumu-
wehi . with n feather on his s-uhtjie . led \1
way to the six [ urlul1 mi Ic . when III
gave imp 1111 Bemnr : RIII Emia I. ' b\'jI1
racing for the lllt ( . . Thin latter hll tu ho
eontllt wlh second place , whldl ma,1 ; th"
second Irealme R victory for tH Ila ) ' . In
fIII , ' of lmis 130 IIlundl Hlnapo was the fl-
vorite In the 111th . anti
vorlo ffh race Inll mlpht have
won ) hud 1) been rltltlen withm ormilnary mug.
) r\lllen wlh orlinary JIIII-
l1nl , J\elnchunk won 11 a , Irh' from
1luIlnJton , Prince II.f Wil 1 stiong fu-
place vorite In SummarIes time tat : race al11 only gal third
First ICI.v ( 111 n bait tom iomigs : \\'ishi-
arll (8 ( to 5) womi Sweet FII'olIlale 13 ( to 1) )
8HOlI , Iulrol (1 ( to 2) I thlrll. ' 1IIe : I : OSh2.
Second racenmiie Iml a flrolg : : ( OS\
Santa Anita (1 ( 10 . ( ) womu lelen NIhol ( i
to 1 ) lJcoIII. Sit' Frnels ( I to II ) thlrl ,
Time : 1:5i. : I
'I'hlli "ICt ; . , ono naile . - e\nh : B"'ml're
/5 / to 2) I vom ) . W'aitse'er ( Ii : to I i ) second , Lake
SIole 00 ( to 1 ) thIrd. ' 1IIO : 1:1\ : \ ,
l'-oulth \ce. Junt"r tmukes. 01 ( mile '
lk'ltmutur (8 ( 10 5) vamm . I'mml I' (5 ( to 1 ) sec-
onti . GOlnol lell ( i 10 I I ) Ih111 ' 1Ime ! : I :1 : 1
1"lfh race . six flronM : : lCemunebtmnlt t5 (
to 1) ) WOI. ) Iul'lngtol I : to I I ) second .
Ieeonl.
1amallo 18 ( to I ) thir'i 1111 : 1:1 : :
Sixth r.1Cl' . six anti n half ( mmriomigs . sell-
Irp : ( 'mini , ( ( I to 1 womm . 100m.r Ii ( to 1 )
secommd 1I'IICl Lid ( to 2) third ' 1lno :
1:21. : _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
'l'tl (01.1) Fnl Itt1Clti ) III'\I : : ( : .
Ilr.1 I I I Su.'I. , II .11 I. I nl' n l.n.1
: siit. lu I : .
1'I'EhI.O . (010 , . Oot. 22- . lta' . . cold
w.utlor II'el'entell record tll mum' I.corl m
breaking nl the lalonal eln'll 1.1111 lndeI
the UISlllc , ' " of time , itovel' Whlll all Atl-
lete chub thl" nltermionmm . but ' ole very
good exhlbiloll of speed ( tmnler thc " 011-
tOI > were mmmde . A 111111 'ld the I 11acug
for 11 ' > I macmm . Inll ' I behlnll I I 1. 1 I. 1 Jlrll 1
won I mile i'u I :58 : . ' 'II hllf mile gimmti
. 111
mlo clImes : J ev'mmts were the most hOI !
eOll'sle , and lowell close Inllhes , Wrd
took the lul'l spoclal prlz for the futlt
umipac'mI 1111. In : :181.5 : , UeFuIK :
11111 mmmcc . omv.thimel If a mile . ( ' :1" : " I :
1. l' Jahl 101. 'I'ommm ( ooper "I'colr , I'arl :
1"ller thlrtl 'rllH : 0:45 : 2-5.
Onmie. . class . A : H. A Illzl1 won . luII
Hlclc ) ' . I'tieblo. Fornd : .1. / I. ? mlacomnhmer .
Iu.liu. ) I hl'I. 'Ft tao : : : ; q : ;
'wo.ml" 11111cull. clll I : A. r 'Yorl < .
Ilello / : yards ) . \on ; 10 111'1 ( ( : ) "IIIH )
r'eonii 1:41 : , it. hi , 111 ( ( , . ) ' .ull ) thlr" 'firne :
One.'lnuler of I ml ( ' . opeam. PlS11 : -
z"a woIm Iall htIte'he'y . .eOII. M , . \ . I , ' a rIms-
worlh i Ihlli I C 'II tee : 0:3 : : 3-5.
One-hllir tnhim' . opeui clalH I : ( 'harh.s
Mtmuphiy , % VOfl. ( 'nollel' lcOII. 1"Ier th111.
1 lne : 1.0 : , o. . ,
Omicmniie. . halll'IP. ( 'ices , \ : M A. I , arn.-
worth (15) ( yards ) won .1. I" ' . timue'onuli.m-
. ; ' ( 5ecofltl. ititeime ' (1u ( ( ) yards )
01. ) 1"10 ) " .l'OIII. Hlch ( ) ( ) "rl
Iimirt Time : 2:11 : 1- :
0. . anile . open , 11S. H : llurllh ) ' ivon
1.11 . 'couo. Jib ml thlll , ( ' ' otmrthm
'rme : 2:07 : .1-5.
. t , scat'ltu tiutm 1.1' 111.
'i'mm. cc wi bo 11 , 'x Imilil lion or Iblcalon ! I
tt ' ball > nl Inl'er 1) pallt ltxt Saturdl )
oCtet noon twfor. the coumimnmnmceml'nt or the
contest belw1 III I'nR'erslty a tl time
State mmimiverIty , teumn. Arrll/emenis were
completed yesterduy .ull I hll been I" .
.
Il1.d to bring the two . ) iP.it elevll tu-
1tllr ror the ocasloui . Accordingly time ,
Hr.'Jc,1 Inruntry will meet & pIcked eleven
( rain Omaha. , 'rhl" wl1 ! make I , ery hot
atrugie . 1:11 wilt be I lale well worth
.
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wittiessiimg , nlll one whlh wi nrort Iho,1
who inure 1II'Ir " ( 'l'1 tile 10W ' ; 1110 ni oil'
111 tllly or cm-iticieimmg. The ( lhl I'Rm
will I ( l'hOMNI train 11 ( rolowllltl : ( bmrdmler .
: Iulr.ldl" , iirm'c-nu. ( 'lmo1' lm ' . clrrl
. \rl'r t4mmyuher I teul helm1 , Holh { to"I' . 'I'rumsel ! I
1111n" ) , .1. HIIII.11 nll J , ot will hn\ ' "
( hnlI' or tutu tl'am. These amen will mcct
eVen nll'rlOOI nl I u'clock for l'rnl't '
streets nt time t corer of Eighteenth nail "nrlOI
.
mt.u HI'I'IIWo 'I'U It'Cl' U.\.U\'IS.
( 'orreicimiii'nu't. . ( ) , ' c'r 1..nl I SulsIri- ,
such . , Il . 14 llh' ut \.Nh.h..r.
NI'OHI : . or
NI'\ \OHI . 0 < 1 -Thc IteW1ls
time \'ltchestr Racing aSlol'hlton moln
Immure dlrl'lel tmt the following letter Ie
sent E : . J. Hlllwil In repl to hlA protest
nlnlnlt their "lcslo' to I'cu e eltrles oft
t hmt' Salin ( Anll sin bit' 1
"NE\ : % ' \'OItK Ocl. : . IS : -I , J. 11111-
win : D"lr " Slr-.Your letter ) or time 21st InFt. .
nlll I' ' ( II 10 time \'e > lluItr Hlclol : nmtso-
lalon hlM been refl'rell 10 time Ilewarl ! of
time' tImed 11mg . Ind I nm Inllrlclel to qtmotu'
I'ule 42 or time rlll or \clup. un.h'r which
timfoilmmwlmig resolution 11.m8 / tII. un,1
nnllellon sent you ImmlUllo after time
IIKt race Oi Hahlll ; ) ' , Uclobel Jv :
"Buh , I -J'\er : IItrn 8ul erlhllp to n
IWI'pslnkl : or Inlerll ! I holpo In a rlo
10 lie I'unuler the o rmiht'u' . accepts tilt'
c.cl.lol oC the mctewlmrmis 01 UI ) ' 11'Ilon
1'lutnl 10 I race nr rlcll . AI tile discre-
ton or Ihl' t stowarths of the Jockey dumb I'
of the stevmtrtlmt . Ili wlhoul tuotice . thin
enlrllA or nmmy iterstomi . or lle tlllSrCI' of
Itum ) ' ( 'n tn' may be refuseti .
I'eusel.
"ltetmiveul . 'lhnt the secretary 1J In-
strm)1'u.'tl ) tn [ orwll,1 the folowlnl e01lunl-
cllon In Mr. I' . J. 1:11111 , : 'fhe Alewarcl
of the WIItcle.ter Haclnp Isnuelalon do-
sire tn 111 [ yomm timei' II' 10t Illlled
with time mnnner In which 'our horls are
ruIn . amid thut Iller rile 42 your further entries -
tries lt races LIt tills mceln will mInt bo
lec.l\e <
"Ihe above decision dos not affect yotmr
entllll to stakea IlrNII ) ' ctoetl . 1 11 tur-
timer IIAlruelNI 10 I.olnt ou tn you thut Ihls
lelluon : only t > conlemplaleA ; time reu11 of
entries nf your stlblu nl time Il'clent mcet-
Ing. TIme maler hus heen rererred 10 time
Jocki' . ) ' duh for further nctlomm . 1111 ) 'OU
wil I then huv . nn 0111011111) i I ' 10 11reent
luch testimony 11 'uu maim ) ' desire to offer
to "how why I'ule 12 shouhl nol bo 1\IJll',1
to our stable hc'onll time perlud o \ tils
mnee'La !
"Votmr Orl1 JO place 'rlpahoe In Hey el
Sanla Anln ut time t / ' 1 > IJlal or tie < stewlr s
tn hlltVt' th"l tniwi 4 I 1111er tlllr I Uller-
visiomm . In order 10 11rove InlJ u-mibstantlntt'
your stmttemnents . or . 1 > you HUI"Mtee , In-
lelcreuco In tins manngllent uC your
sttltticu' . cannot he considereti .
"it' hue IUUUIII oC your her ! . as wel
mum thnt . or Iny other daub . Is not
satisfactory to the stewards of the Ielnl
tilt' ) ' ha VI' the privilege of time remics of roe-
imlg of refmmsimig time cmmtries of e'tmcii mttdmhmir ,
viticotmt mimmy invostiguutiozm ittuil without no-
tict' .
"It is not tile provimice of time stewards of
a immectiug to Inu-trmmct stable's meltommt their
( mimIc-cm , jockeys mInd managers , or to Immdi.
cate to ( l'flt'rS wimotiu thit's' 511011 Olluutii
muot hituve iii their elliplo ) ' . Time mmieme grant-
immg by time Jockey club of hicemises to train-
ems om' jockeys atntl time right to wltimtlriw
timeni thee clot relieve the owner of the
stable where tile ) ' cure emuploycti ( rota the
re.spomislhiiity of its managemuient an a s'hole.
'i'he ( iecieutuml mttammtia as comnnnmnicatei Ia yOU
on October 19. F. 0. IIANLON ,
"Secretary of Stewards , Westchester Racing
Asscciltt iou. " _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
I'ht.tk AG.tS 'lI.tIih A 1Cii.L1N ( .
't'uck ci Ihaurui Fomgltt Itsuec' froiim thct'
Greimt l'suei mmr 'I'rin.
LOITISVIL1..E , Oct. 22.-Oootl iveatimer ,
gooti ilmuittimes amid a crowtl of 3,000 people
chmam-aett'rized tue second day's racing of the
Lommhsvliio Drivlmmg nail 1"air association.
Tue eveumt of thin lmmy was the free-for-nil
blurt' , lend It Is elotihitful if ( lie kings of time
luacilug i'orImi iizt'e evel' given an eximlheltion
so prolific of i'xcitenaemit ms today'm , al-
timotmgh time tirno emus not fmttut. Frnmmk ' , gan
lowereti ills record of 2Oi : to 2O51 : , miuti
time lterfmcnlmnce WflS a Jflottt crvtlitnbie OTltt
irhien es'et'ythiumg is comsitlereti. ) 'l'Iuo trlmclc
ivums a ( its best , html even at. that it wait
ilrObititiY mc rtt'commtl slow. A strong wInd watt
Iios-l , mlg ( mommi I ide miorthi , iviticil mnatle time
journey thovmm the cntlm-e back cttl'tcim iuatl.
'l'iimit time ivind flio'etI a very considerable
olstlmcie to nnytiiing like record time is
utliowim ii ) ' time fact thimtt ima nllnost every
itemt : the Inst quarter was tite fastest of
tue nub , Itobert J mmmdc mm. noble struggle
101' vi'tory , amimi Geers drove htIn out imu
every imu.'at , ittmt Frmmmk Agail , who was not
sent otmt mumutIl ( ho third , womi time last three
iietttm9 , ( lie tiuitd metal fourthu withotmt macto
timan it mose to soitre fm'onu Robert J , Joe
I'acimemt ( wns time only one of the four
itacem's , viio failed to take me heat , btmt lie
iam ; cietmml ) ' Out of shape , shrnwing some
signs of tturneness. Agan won hut three
imeals ivithmotmt a akip. Vam iv Iltuitic tonic hue
lit-st bent of them unhimuiutimed 2:2 : ! trot In
wiiicii gave him the race. Sulmutnam'-
titiroilti race , 2:13 : trot , purse $1,000 : MIsc
Neisoum won In straight imeats. Tinit2:11 : ,
2:13 : , 2:11 : % , ( 'm'lerrlmmiut u-ceonml , 'i'hicj CoIl-
queror third. lon j. ObOe F , llaromu Dillon
anti A I a mu i It ) a iso itttm rtetl.
Timirti mace , free-for-all 1)0cc , ptmrse 1,500 :
Frtmmig Agamm , LI , g , , by Mike
Agamu ( ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' 3 1 1 1
Itobert J ( ( ieers ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 . 2 2 2 2
John it. Gentry ( Mehlemiry ) , , . . . , 4 1 3 4 3
Jo0 I'mttoiien ( Ctmrry ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 4 4 3 4
9'iamue by quarters : First imeat , 0:31 : , 1:02 : ,
I:34 : ! , 2:07a4 : ; Secoliti hlcat , 0:3111:03 : : % , IItP,4 : ,
2:07 : : timimti hme'at , 0:3114 : i:0ic : , 1:35 : , 2:0& : ) ;
fotirtil imoult , 0:1211 : , 1:0h : , 1:37 : , 2O7 : ; ilfthm
hmeat , 0:12 : , 1 :0IiI : :37 : , 2:09. :
Foumrthu mace , 2:18 : trot ( unfimulsimed ) , purse
$1,000 : ltlt ( ( rem-nltmitier won time ilrs ( runtl
Itecolid ilPiItt ) , Time : 2:18 : , 2I73. : Carillon
wall time titirtl iu'at , Time : 2i8 : ½ . Avamma ,
'h'osczt , I , ptl inn , Smmn'ehier : , I muabeite , i.oe
Sinlmnomis , hlloomniieltl anti 1(051mb miiuto
started , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
jmct'I. Ic'mui ibu'u' itI'Idll'telI l'Iimg ,
POR'i'LANI ) , Ore. , Oct. 22.-Jack Denip-
u-C' ) ' Is hyimig. Within the past few days ho
hut been rapidly sinking , anti It is an-
nouncett thmat iis hours are tmtimnhauretl. lie
luauu trieti et change to country air , but with
I I It it , duimIume'ideiuIe imemu efi I. I I is phi ) 'sicItmns
; mlho % % ' few of time Ptmaiilst's friends to see
kim , Dempsey realizes ills conditIon nlid
u.itus it lit tltme to time blows receivoti at tile
imantis of Fitz'uitnmnomitm four years ago , itOt
ills fmk'muis 50) ' it is cOnstlmmlption. Simice his
retuluml to his hiomume here sumac rnomihmtu ago
Domtittutey hmamt aiatoiutely ImifLIsed to talk to
mt'uitrt c'rs mtltummt prize lih tm no.
Sto Le ioimey ( o's do time I'riiit'm' ,
Ni1V YOIOIC , Oct. 22-'In time sempreme
CCIII t Jtmdge Ileachm sigmietl acm order directing -
ing i'iuiiip J. ivyer to tuna over to tile
sheriff of llnguu county 200 belonging to
hubert F'Itzslmnmmiomis. This itt imart of the
stake limomuvy iii time llghmt Imi ivhicll heVlttt
to imaic mamt't Corhc'tt. Thu' mstutke ivItit nt-
tttcimet sumac tihcue ttgo by Joeiuh If. hooker
oh ru bill fom' irlmtimlL ) inctirreti by I"Itzslmn-
lliOflit , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
I'lmhimuulc'iImldIlmicM ' .ViiI ( o to limmglgmimml ,
PhiilAiEL1'hhiA , Oct. 22-The iuiamu to
mq'ntl a h'hmilittit'iidmia cricket cievemi to EOR-
lamiml next year wait ( ormnuiated today mmntl
a better wait nmalhetl to Secretary Alcock of
time Stmrrey ( 'ricket club , reqmuesting him to
ltrramige miatttu. Time teama will be elected
fmminu time best local players.
MUNYON'S '
Fight for the People.
ii Is ( m''im 4 Jlst'ovu'rI.s Sum ye lueticrs'
. ( , I.s _ % o )1mil ) I m'r ' . 'lmnt iltseuusmYou ,
Sic flee i'm'cimi or Iiuv , iai lmu' l'hiysi-
u'immis liii e' i'ltl Im'.l to ( 'mc ri' iota , /ssi
oumm' nrmmgglst for cm I'r'- ( 'ccc' of
llumacicmms' ( humhaic' to ili'cmltIs , ziamcl ( 'lard'
Yoursi'lf Vi4h. mm n..cej4 ; , , ii. ' cml
II II ) Id II'S I I * ' lii , 'mI I c's.
Mtttmyomm's ltimeumnatlstum Cure seltiomum fails
to relieve' ill 000 Ic three imollr4 , anti cures
1mm a few dsyt' . l'riee 25e.
Mmmmmyoul's Iyspepaia Curt' Is gurcnteed to
cure all forin't of irmtligestloa and sonuacb
imoumillea , i'rk't' 25t' .
Mtmnyomi'lu Icidamey Cure epeedIly cumres palmme
ium time beck , halmus or grotnu' aumti all forms of
kitintty mlIeeae. l'rhce 25e.
imluamyorm's hIemdaclme Cure IctoilS imoadacho iii
thuree cnimmlltei' . i'rhre 25e.
Mmmnyomm'mu hilood Cure eradcates all imli.
purities of tue blood , Price 25c ,
? mluumlyohl'C Cold Cui'e prevents pmmetcmon1a
atmti bmeaha imp it cold 1mm a few hours. Price
2Sc.
M'hml3Omm'md ' Commghm CumtcItoils coughs , night
5505(3 , allays rareness anti elmeetlily iieils
time hangs , Price 25c ,
Mminyoa'L' h'ile Olmmtment positively cures all
forms of piie. l'rice 25c ,
Memnyon's Vitalizer restores lost imower8 to
weak mnen. I'r'ca $1.00.
Time Munyomu Hemmielloa are absolutely handless -
less aumd 000tdlmm positive curea for tha iciest
obstinate dieesc'csc separate epacllk' Pu , '
eschm miiseare , ihoiti by all druggleis , mmmoatiy
at 25 cemutci a battle ,
i'eraomaI letters to I'rot. Muimyon , 150. ! ,
Arch street , Philadelphia , i'a. , atnacred with
tree mcmctlhcal ativic , for any diecae ,
WHAT ABOUT OUB
KIDNEYS ?
J.
- ,
StEliE r.tc"rs A nou'i' 'vu iHit i'ATN !
Al ) Ilh4I.LtMhiit ,
'Flue S'mumcmmams of Sit'I IC iiimies timid
I Ice iise'.si'tt 'I'Imnt illehe i ( lii cmu's
'Ihl Cautce-A Sure Cmmre
-
fur hI , . ' lCisiile's cummil for
'l'lmest' ils'iipuu'is ,
'I'lio i't' ii t'o it gi'eil t ilimi It ) ' I ) Cil ) ) C s'hiti , ' ? ' -
uboim' I. k ii ov I I I tI t I I te k I uh ii 'y u a i'e mel itiply
I1lti'ut.
hl liii' hul4otl iititlt' bs' tiit' fuoul w'i'
I'll I I ) lI ssu's I II loll gi I oil V k i ml in'ys.
'I'h te U I ul ii t'ys rtt'l mm , iii i e w' I I It t is bi : ti
fm'tuit 'h i II t lit go ni , ' 1 at I lm4 U ii htti I I I is' ,
ui'mmi ) t'lumtt Is iit'etlthiy , tlit'os' uutit I ha
haiti mmttul let thu gtmtul pisit : ott o ilotit'-
Ish 1)111' boIl ) ' .
Ammul I his Is going on every illilIlhIC of
0m % ! ' hi'eH.
Stimll.j folks nyei'vut'hc ( helm' kluiiiey ,
1'l It' ) ' himi vi. ' t 0 mdli fft't' I h i C ( 'hi iISIiii'ilc4. (
lttmt tilt' ( 'utms-tlti'tm't'4 w'omllti aol Ito
$1) 1)1111 ) If tilt' ) ' 'olilul take lr' . liolub's
Si cmi i'agtimt IC I ti ime ) ' 1 'Ills.
'i'lio kllIi'ys ( gt't o'et'vmui'ke'd ( rout
w'll.t'y , lmmtt'tl i'otk ( ml' tiit' body or iiiiiitl ,
ext't's4t':4 ; : , ovN'elm I lug , etc.
\ \ ' ( ) lm''t' I s p t'ol at lily time ummouti coat immoti
of tlmest' clhlse4. :
( ) 'ets'ork of t lie kiul tteys iimmi1's t hit'imi
14 I 'k , a a ul t lmey u u imi ke tis sick.
\\'hieim iimt' klthiivys mlt'o sick. the blood
M It ih''l'.l , I t get s poor , t Ii iii , iiil lieu I t I my ,
Imtisotmlulls.
,
\\liuhIm aiim' kItiIu'y14 mIre sIck o tmi'
It : t ye I li-I gltt'tu il Isea se , ti imi ln't es' , a e ml t i'l -
( Is mi a ci ci I ici' ult ugt'roIis k hI ii ey t m'otm Ides.
( ) r s'c immmly I to s'e ni ai'u itmmt t is tim , gnu t ,
It cml i'a Igi a i ' ' I In ' '
, gel t't'mt itt liseti m' w'cmi kitesut.
do , , 01' It flm : etmi ha , I ni he a imul sa I itm' eommm-
I dcx iomm , clmIot'sl s om' green $1 ok imess ,
( I I'.zl tmu'ss , t't C. , m r ehd a ti Isemm ses , p I imi-
1)11's ) , 1 ) ltL'lml'ut ) , ( Lll Pti oim ut , etc.
I t imI mm ' scout w'oiiuhi'mfti I I immi I oimt ummeul-
it'lute simomilmi In' mmimle to cui'e mull tlmeso
uirs'mtsts , , limit s'hmen w'e i'eiumeimmia'r I limit
tltey mite till canittut by IIumlul'e ) hiuiul ,
muttl I hmmit time Imttptit't' lmlonui Is enact-ti
I I ) ' ( I Ic k k I im m'ys , 1 t bt'ctnm es mi qu et Iou
C ) t si mtm ul t' Cd ) mmm I imtn s'mhte ( ,
'l'lme k I ci ileys tint ke pa vu 1)11)0(1 ( ,
I 'lm m'e Imlonti limt't : a s hiemi I til ,
'i'imt're'foi'e vhn'tm 3'U ) lamt't' dlsetsu.'s : of
lnminire 1)10011 u'um'o , i'otlt' khhimt'ys. i'itli
Iu' . I lOil'i4 ) Spat'lglms : iCluiiley I 'Ills.
'l'htls 'Ill utiiiki' you s'ehl numd stt'oilg
mmml hieitiy. :
lm' . hlohh's Slll'mglts : : ICItlitu ? ) ' Pills
eon t mm I ii , iii i'mlt el-Il I m'n I i'ul ( tilt , , sjcclmt ) I
vegt'tmtlulu.r tii'iigs vhmIclt Cute mtlltl l'i'mitflV
time kiduieys ,
'I'lie etimmbltma t iomm front is'ii IcIt I hey
111'C iimiule : Is fottmtd him Ito otimi't' imtethieltl ( '
01' 1'esci'iiit lout. I t wmts Iit'st tmseui l'
I ) t' . I I oh )1) ) lit hIs pnl nt te i n'mt et let' uimmi ny
yi'nrs ago , a ad ivies so uui'mthllimgiy stc'-
et'ssfitl tlmmot hIs om'Iglitmth in'c'scm'lptiomm
w'imt filially Iumtlle ( lii ) Into 1)t' . Iloliii'g
) 1l1 go s IC Id iiey I 'I I Is , 'l'l te Cd ) imci'it-
I t'nted cxi u'mmt't of mtuuu11'imgIic , s'huli'hm is
I Ito in'I itci lmm I I a gte I I en t , I s pr'pm : i't'ti cx-
eltmsivehy by tite 1101)11'S % iu.'uilu.'Iue Co. ,
aiim let' it simt'chmti I ) recess.
'i'hme Ilobhi's Sptt'mgmis : : iCititmey Pills
vi1i cure you i'htt'ui ytni are sick.
'i'lmt' , ' slll mit mues' iiltmtud mitmul mme' hlte
I a I o you , 'l'lmt'y iv II 1 give' y cml a t' v a am-
lilt itii , ' Iouiks mmimd ' '
) , tieV mien' ln'Iglittmt'ss
of eyes raid skIll.
A few ( ltSt'S will i't'ileve , A. . few
htXU4 ) vIhl eut'u' ,
0 t' a I 1 ( lm'tmg'II sts , or inn I It-ui hOst il tel
to liii ) ' mttiulm-i-ss fat' 513 ei'lits mt lax ,
\'m'hte fom' Iimieie.stiuug hatinphili't dull time
SmilIe't , free on mmilhIclttlttm ) to lIohb's
\IVd1lCltiO Co. , Olticitgo om' Situ F'i'au-
cisco.
AS CUSTOMA fly
HOBB SPARitGUS PILLS
ivihi bo sold In Onimthma by thu
SHERMAN AND M'CONNELL DRUG CO. ,
1513 Dodge street , secnntl door west of P. 0.
AMUS1OML'XTS ,
CRE GHTTHEATE
Tel. 153 1-l'AXTON BUlfi tiiS , Mrum.
Matimmeo todioy 2:30 : , Aimy resumvc'tl seat. 25c.
St.m : I I , box mum ii ti I vum ma 'moats , tuc.
. , , : :1 : TONiOuiT AT
LIncoln .1 , Cartcr'a Nt'w l'iay ,
THE DAF1JLTE
' ' ' ' . '
EI'ICIAL SCIONIOIOY-h'l'IICIAL COMI'ANY. . ,
REIGHTN THEATRE
'rob , 1531-l'AXTON ImUIOi1S5 , Mitrs.
:1 : NitrIc tn , ( ioummcnt'mmcimmg 'i'lcmrs , Out , ih I ,
Sl'iOCIAI .A'i"i' it.tC'm'ION.
6AWtICI { I3URLISUE COMPANY
Dlmect frotu aIr , Iticimamti Man.mteld'a Garrick
Titeaume , New York Ctt' , Ia ,
THRILBY
pnlc,1sStatt ; , Ilex uuiti Divtmn Seats , Si,5I ;
Itenummtntler of Lay ci' i'toor , Si ; 1'lm.t hide.
rows , Imatcony , ' :5cm mmcxl ee'cmm mow't , tl.mtcomm' ,
00cm r'-ar , ldtuiommy , 35c gallery , ISe.
nvn , TONICHT
IJMJ J WEDNESDAY1
-tNt--
iroIITo1To.Jr1 'Th1ff8th1Y1 ' Night
DNMAN ThI0MISON'S
Fanious Play ,
ThoOLD OMESTEAO
Muluagemnemlt of 'm'.T. W'A itM INOTON.
'i'Ime 1)rhgimmcul 01si ilimimmestemmul" ioimblu
( tmuzcrutt Ic' .
Scic'et Coma , nn' cml : m l'lam sers-Vmam-
ci-i'tumi iOl't'I m'It'imi Elh''Itt.
Hio of u-eatS 00W open nt time followIng
itriceit. FIlM floor , Ide , 75c ammtl $100 ; b.ei-
u'omi ) ' , SOc anti 5c ; gallery , 21c.
NEW
ItJ THEATRE
FilhIAYani ) OG1' , 25-26
mltTlNEJi.
DE WOLF HOPPER
, tmmtt imlit htlerm'y ( Jutnmalmly itrsscmttmmZ limo ttuuttm tui'mt
of Coimmicu Opermmc ,
DR. SYNTAX
Evcrythmltlg New , htrigltt .tmmd ieligiittui.
Tie , uml , , of seatS will otsui at I ) o'clci uk Tmammric'
ciiy mmmormmlnr at limo totlowin lumlecummu First tloom'-
bitio atmil ii 50 , biteoumi' : . .StIi memut 73cm allory-
liSe. Mmtiumuu e'u'ir.etm ; First Itour-SOc , 7mo Immd
5.1.1)1) ; L'ieommySUe amid iCe.
'M
p
hhr.'i S dIals ten empte packse , l"mcuittc4 !
Citegiltaul vamnpmny , Baltimore' , Md.
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