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Omaha , June 3 , 1S.
Don't Mind the Outside
i Everything is in order within-and we offer
I You again today the same sterling qualities as
has been our custom these many years.
Wash
OOOIIS
The iieat
? i a.iici pretty
woveii and
P1'iJItCtl
- . . ttiff for
i 11 l' 1 ;
) ivait ,
I , ( IresI3es
I ( fill \Vrape1'3 fl1C told of he-
low. -
I 1.awn ; , c pr yard.
1)rn1te1 ba per yard.
Organdk , 12 ½ c per ynrd.
I Flue 13tttc , 1c ynrlL
IinortetI IatIste. 25c yztril.
ZeiItyr Ginghams at. I24c. 1tc , i8C,2Oc ,
25c , 30c , : tc , be , GOc , per yard.
xcIusivc The following rep.
Novelties resent i few of tlP3
Io1)lIlar ) fthric.
Real Irish 1)hnltles. 2c.
Irish Lilicit Lnv1s , 2c and ZOe.
'reich Oraii1ks , 3c.
cotton GrenncUne81 t00.
caps and 'J'liese are the c1ay
Sutihoiincts that bring the
JIeti(1. for liglitcool
afl(1 ( COfllfOl'thlle Iteadwear for
chihlreii.
Th now "May Queen' fills this need-
cut Bhort. at the back and with frills
to give It. that dressy appearance.
Possibly you do not fancy this style.
Then We can show you halt a dozen
styles in simple French Caps and a
variety of other styles which you
must see to aPprecIate.
'SVe have Sun Uoiinet for littlu folks In
white vlque at 2Lc each , and In col.
ored chambray at 50c each.
Corsets Triumph Suinnier
Corset ,
Inlo ( of strong netting , extra long
waist , high bust. two side strels , at
LUe each.
forni their share of the contract at short
iiotIc as soon as definite orders are re-
celvell.
The Brutus , the collier recently bought
by thu govcrnment. vIIl ho reiuly to go to
1ca next Saturday. lt alterations have
been comiiletud , anti It Is now receiving
atorts. A spare lroI'lIer for tile Brutus ,
iuiiil six spare blndc for the Montcrey' . twin
scruvs wilt be Included In the freight.
'Fhu ? donterey Is taking on coal in eacks ,
11011 its magazine Is well filled ,
The Monadnoek Is Ctlccted shortly from
ruget iouiid. It Is believed the Monadnock
'will be kept Ill Honolulu.
_ t vtl ilery for isII liii.
ottr batteries of heavy artillery , now
stutloued at tue I'residio , vIil go to Manila
with the next oxpelItIoII , anti their llaces
at the l'restdto will be titled by mcii from
aood' .
itIiiul.ito I 1 * u :4 14) 10 a c l
ron n the li'r. ( 'flI'O bi Iloni-
lid $ , ln'ailacl&e , ill , zIne , ,
sotar st.iinari ) , ( OflII 'stIon ,
sac. lrIe. 2 r.nt. $ o14 by an
Tlis 0017 l'ilL. to t.ik whit Ud' . Sariaparil I
: The Omaha flee
; Map of Cuba Coupon
, Present this Coupon with t
4 lOcfor I
I ANapofCuba. ' I
' A Map ottha West Indies. I
I And a Mapoft.ho World ,
I By Muil ui. CeUts.
CuT OUT TillS COUPON.
This COupOn with 25o
Y1LL5WWff Tt1l
Ollicial Photographs
of tim United States Navy.
Addr.ei.
Addr.ei.NAVY PIIOTO6FAII DEPT.
LMtHt flEE.
Hosiery Ladies' black drop
ititc1i Lii1e Hose , with
fancy tops ,
5c paIr , reduced fIVm SOc.
Ladles' black Cotton hose. with high
spliced heeli and double soles , lSc-3
Pair , &Oc.
Children's fine ribbed , fast black Hose ,
Ille thread , very good quality , 20c
Pair-would be good value at 2v.
Pocket Remember t li a t we
Books have the finest Pocket
Books all(1 Pui'ses to
be found-
at from 50c up to $6.CI each.
The dollar ones are of seniskin anil lined
with calfskin , made to hold the ninny
trIFles. from handkerchiefs up , that a
lady has no other viaco for.
Colt. Purses at lOc , the , 20c , 25c anti
&Oc each ,
Men's Fiiie WO1'ItC'l goB
ftiriiislilngs I-lose.
In very choice pattcrns , $1.00 a pair.
Leather faced cloth back Clove at $1.00
a hair-Just the thing for blcytIsts-
Is also a good glove br driving.
Molt's NIgltt Shirts , 211c ench.
Um1crw ar
I THOMPSON , BELDUI & .CO
EXPECT TO CO TO IIA\VA1I \
omo Soldiers at San Prancico Think They
will Ba idotracked.
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MONTEREY 'IS NEARLY READY TO SAIL
, J ' , jI
Sceui.d liiiciIL1ii (0 tiI ( I'IIIIIlIIneM
t
Dhii Nut Get AivLI ) for 'two
Weeks , Ovl.s.r to Nui.ieruus
Del.is.
SAN FIUNCISCO , Juno 2.-The report
from \Vashuiigtoii that the annexation of
hawaii is about to ho consummated is given
niucli crclence.y the olficurs at Camp Mel'-
ritt , and they arc already figuring cii an
order to senil troops to the islands to look
after Uncle Sam's Interests , and some of thu
voluntetirs , who fear that they will lint be
sent to thin Philippines , arc counting upon
being turned to hinwuit as a placu of second
choice.
aeneral Merritt is arranging the details
of the second expedition to the I'huhIppines ,
but has hot Yet made Public the assignments
of troops for thin CXlCdIttOfl , and lie will not
make tile order public until the date of the
sailing of the fleet has been determined.
It is said in'sonie quarters the expedition
cannot possibly sail for two weeks yet. and
I Is veii seml-olhIclahly reported that the
veseIs will not be ready for ten days yet.
, Tust. who Is to blame for the delay is a niys-
tely. The owners of the vessels eay they
have , hot. received any "hurry lip" orders
from Washilngtoii , and that they can ver-
. _ : p , . . ? , % Ladies low iieck
1 ,
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' - : : --r- and s1eeveles
. iti 1)bed Vests-
' ) rows of openwork -
work lace-fi'ont
\
jfl iire whuite-
I 25e eacil.
Ladles' outsIze jersey ribbed Vests , high
neck and long sleeves , shaped at
, vaist-00 ! each.
Misses' Jersey ribbed Vests. V front and
short sleeves , in white and ecru , 15c
each.
Linen CoIore 1rom 50c to
Shirts $3. 50.
See them before you buy.
McCall's Bazar lOc and 15e
Patterns each.
None higher and none batter.
the ranks of the heavy artillery volunteer
force now in camp at. the Presidio.
The hresent formation of brigades at Camp
Merritt Is only temporary and made only
for administrative lfllrPoses. A reorganiza-
tlon will be effected wicn the second expedition -
tion reaches the Philippines.
The scarcity of water on the l'residio
reservation has thrown the mea now encamped -
camped there into a serious predicament.
The Supply in the reervatioa reservoir Is
nbeut cxhauatei , and the pumps which sup.-
ply it are not powerful enough to keep the
reservoir filled. Stringent orders have been
Issued cautioning tile men stationed at the
Presidio against any unneceszary waste of
water. Th ecullnary department has been
ortlered to use only enough water for actual
cooking purposes. and thin men have been
,
ordered to discontinue bathing until the
situation can be remedied.
General Merriam baa issued an th'der directing -
recting troop E. United States cavalry. to
proceed horc at 011cc from Vancouver to
join the four troops now sationcd at tile
Presidio. The troop Is expected to arrive
lit this city within a week.
Battery C , of the heavy artillery battalion
of volunteers now stationed at the Presidio.
have received orders to proceed to Fort
Caniiy next Sunday.
The Pennsylvania volunteers are In a serious -
rious plight. They flee(1 81100 $ so badly that
the regiment is seriously crippled for lack
of them. Many of the men cannot drill on
account of the dilapidated condition of their
footgear ,
The work of coaling the transports China ,
Zcalandla and Colon is proceeding steadily.
The Zealandla vihl be fully coaled within
twenty-four hours , but the other two vessels
% l'lll not receive their supply before Monday
or Tuesday.
D'BOSC'S PECULIAR METHODS
'l'iIat of 1)t-ct t lye Kclh'rt levt'lopH
I l.it ( Iii Suit. . IzIr.lI. Itilve I'li r
lIeiilij.iirt-rs itt ) Ioi.t n-ui.
MONTREAL , Julie 2.-Tile continhlailce of
the case of Detective Keliert. charged with
purloining a letter belonging to LIeutenant
Carranza , was mainly interesting because
it threw SOnIC additional light upon the'
doings of the Spaniards.
Senor thu Bose was one of the witnesses
and his testimony brought out the fact that
from thin first Saturday after they arrived
in Montreal. thin Slnniartls had virtually
four headquarters : The Windsor hotel ,
where most of the party were staying ; the
house at No. 12 Topper street , where iu
UO8 ( was staying ; the consul general's
house on Dorchester street ; and tile flank
of Montreal , to which all of lu Bose's let.
tore vere 8ilt , anile being addressed to his
house.
He could throw but hittlejiguit on the case
itself auth the sister of the housekeeper who
testified knew ab8olutoly fouling about the
affair ,
It looks now as if the ease against ICeliert
would tall through and no other arrests
llave yet been hindu.
ati.ernl ( hrrl-INDU Is 4tNMicned ,
CLEVJILANIO. , Juno 2.-General George
A. Garretson of this city received unofficial
notice from \Vnsblngton today stating that
he would be vlaoei In COifliflZlfll of the .9cc.
ohid corps , now being hllObtilsCl at } 'nIIs
Church1 Va. General tiarretson expects his
eomnlissloa and orders to orrive by inalh
today.
lItgllIl I III' $ % 'urc In % V1NIIIsHii , .
VI'ST SUPI'itlOlLVis. . , Juno 2-A Sc-
yore wind storm IlUSSCd over this city to-
hligllt , and consdcrabIo damage resulted.
The city ball was struck by highthling and
l'ohieo Secretary ( arpentcr was badly
hIurlIeti. 'I'bree horses were killed at the
cast end and several lioues nod harits were
unrooreti. Ono niaii as bathiy injured by
a section of a roof falling on him.t Drain-
erul , Mine. , a number of. houses were tie.
stroycil or unroofed ntid file city lark was
ruined.
hlt'h ( rI.sM Vi ( i ut'e ( 'tfltlnhltt ( . .
NE' YORJ. Juno 2-iecretary John P.
Faure of the atioiiai Red Cross society an-
I Ilounced today the appointment of a tiflahlce
committee , comprising J , i'ierpont Merge. . . ,
chairman ; rtiieriek 3) . 'i'aPPan , President
of 11w ( lallatin National balIk ; Migust flel-
lIloOt , James Spoyci' , Gustave if. Schwab ,
I'.twhii Lnngdon1 Prsilehlt of the Central
National lahIk , ; Ild ox.Uoyerllor Levi P.
'sI orton ,
ttttt'l l1seii.i.st ibnildii. Solti.
CIIICAGO. Juiie 2-Tile estate of Cyrus
Ii. McCorhllick , tIle reaper manufacturer , has
I ipurellaseli from the l'CVh heIrs the Chicago
I Stcck exchange building for 2,5OOOOQ ,
LOCATINC TIlE BkTTER1ES
Schley Accomp1ishc fli Object in the
Bombardmetit of a tiago.
MASSAChUSETTS STARTS I1E EIRItG
Opleni. Is ( Leti a l'roinineil (
Pnrt iii Sue i'i.ty IIIIII , ,
Itt.lr to lie n I2oosi F1ghcr
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( Coyright , 1ss. by the Associated I'ress. )
1'0111' ANONTO , Jainatcn , . Julie 1.-On (
floard thin Associated Press Dispatch float
Dandy.-Far ) an hour yesterday afternoon
the Massachusetts , 1owa New Orleans and
Vixen of Comnlodore Schley'a squadron cx-
chiatigeti shots with the Simnish fleet under
.Atlmiral Ccrvern and with the land hatter-
les guarding the harbor of Santingo de Cuba
bellind WlliCh the fleet Is hiddeft.
Tue engagement was the first which has
occurred bitween the tso navy forces nod
was but a prelude to serious work in tIlC
latter Part of tile week. No attempt was
made by the American commander to bring
on a general engagement , it being his desive
to locate tile batteries on tIle hills above
the harbor and to determine the nosithon of
the Spanish forts. Shortly before 10 o'clock
Commodore Schicy left tile Brooklyn for
the Massachusetts , on board of which alfip
he renialneil ( luring the fighting ,
At 1 o'cioclc thin signal to form column
'ns hoisted Oil the Massachuestts ahid the
New Orleans , lana niid Vixen tell In , in the
order 1181110(1 , The Massachttstts steamed
slowly until about five flIlies west of the
harbor entrance , wheti It turned in toward
the shore and when about 6,000 yards oit
turncd cast again and bore down on the
harbor , the New Orlean'i being close up and
the Iowa half a mile heiiiiitl , Thc Ilagahip
gradually increascil its siteed and was soon
running through the water at the rate of
ten knots an hour. It drew closer nod closer
to the hatterIs nod to the anxious watchers
on the oilier silhhlS it seemed that it would
never open lire.S'heii , hlovever , It had
passed the harbor entrance by roe yards. a
'great cloud of white anti yellow smoke burst
from the two thirteen-inch guns in its after
turret and two shells rose over the hitlil ,
0110 of them striking the Spanish flagship
Cristobal Cohoii full and fair as it lay at its
anchorage and the others fnlhing close
alongside.
( ) rlt'nts flusVehi _
The two guns on the forward turret wore
thou fired and the shells In exploding threw
up great jets of spray close to the Colon.
All tile shore batteries took up the chiil1engo
and began a rapid fire on the Massachusetts.
lUt. it was soon beyond tileir range anti thlft
batteries thereupon turned their guns en the
New Orleans.
This cruiser had been directed to pay attention -
tention to tile batteries , and to draw their
fire as much as possible and it obeyed In-
struethons to thin letter. Its first shot ho-
rated a large battery on the hilt above the
Morro. It flew straight. into the fort and
must have caused much damage , as a great
ciouti of dust and debris rose as the shell
burst. Two more hiots sent part of the
walls on Morro hying Into the air , and
then the Now Orleans confined ttself to the
batteries , Its fire being rapid and extremely
accurate. 1very sh t it fired made trouble
for Spain.
The Iowa eanle next. and like tIle Massa-
chuseits , devoted Its attention to the ships
lying withiii the barber. Its twelve-Inch
shells made the water Lu all around that
hart of the hiarbor in which the Cristoba
Colon lay. The latter ; however , was iiot.
seriously damaged.and kept up its fire until
long after the American ships steamed out
of range.
After the Iowa caine the little Vixen which
apparently had no busiuesu In a fight where
battleships svere engaged , but. it scudded
along after the Iowa like a fox terlrcr tot-
lowing a niastiff and when at the proper
point it lot iiy with its one six pounder
and glided away , proudly con.icious of haying -
ing done its best.
After the Vixen hati passed the forts the
Masachusett ; turned again to the vest-
rnrd , foilowed by the other ships in the
same order with the exception of thin Vixen ,
which was ordered to kceh , out of trouble.
The ironclads bore tiown on the harbor
once more. The flagship kept in until less
than 4,000 yards from the shore , and thea
its shells agaIn began to heave up the
waters of the Santiago harbor. ThIs time
the shore batteries were better served and
the SpanIards replied to the war ship's fire
In energetic fashion , but nearly all the shots
from the batteries fell short. Thea came
the New Orheans once more , its long black
guns doing fearful work and tearing up the
ground all around thin Ahmiranto in a most
savage manner.
The Spaniards dropped shells close to the
Iowa as she caine by for the second time.
senditig a strealmi of shells ipto the harbor
as it did so.
iiig A't8y hllliidly.
The Spanish ships , with the exception of
the Cristobal Colon , were behiiij thte hills
and could not see the enemny , who threw
shells nioumid them with such rapidity that
they knew he'as bomuewbera on the other
side of thin lull aiid tiiell hopefully raised
thin muzzles of their guns amid bammgetl away.
The result was what might. iiavo been ex-
peeLed , TIloIr fire tore the bozoni of the
Caribbean sun , but it harmed ilotiling else.
After the Massachusetts hind ilased tIme
point whore it could fire into time harbom
with advantage , it turned to the open sea ,
the oilier vessels following it. Thmat figlmt
was over as tar as the Anmericans wore eon-
corned ,
Siiamilsh honor , however. demanded that
seine further destruction of gunpowder be
muatle , and the ships boomed and thin batteries -
tories roared long after the American yes-
sel were entirehy out of range.
Thin affair soon became ludicrous , as nearly
all of the Spanish shells fell from two to
three miles from the vessels at. which they
were aimed.Vorse gunnery was never cccii.
One lusty man with a basket of brlckbats
would be capable of as much destruction as
the Spaniards seemed ca2ablo of creating ,
Not an Anierican vo3sel was struck , and
not a sailor Injured , though fully 300 ahat3
wore fired by the Spaniards. the Amen.
calls firing not over one-fourth of that num.
her in return.
it is likely the latter part of the week wIll
see more serious work , The dynamlto
cnusier'esuvhus Is coining down and an attempt -
tempt will be made by it tb explode the
triple row of ailnes extending across the
harbor mouth. With these out of tIme way
Conimodoro Schicy wilt salt into the hiarbos-
for a death grapple with the iieets and
batteries.
SiitpIy sin Itiltigmi ) Iuve ,
\VAShIINGTON , June 2.-It was stated
authoritatIvely at the Navy departmout at
00011 today that not a word lied been re-
eelved from Comnmnedore Schiey as to
the engagement at Santiago , The ottlelaha
express no surprise on this account. Jn the
first place , It is said that a fleet commander
must wait until an engagement is completed
before lie makes a report. and that the press
reports racy give .mhy the Initial features of
tile action without eattIng for its comuple-
flon , Timere are intimmmations that thu press
reports cover only tile first features of Coma-
umodore 13chley'a immuvemnedts and that untIl
these mnovemncnts were developed o the
point where the results in vIew were acm-
ally achieved , reports ouhd hot be made
on immcidentai phases of the general move
macmit. Moreover , it Is volntod out that thin
fleet commander must communicate with all
tie comnmnanders of the ships making up his
Ileet in order to bctrn as to casualties , damn-
age and aU the circumustances of the cii-
gagement , WbithI information Is re-
calved hiS report is made deliberately anti
must. in turn l translated to the naval
cipher code , Whqa received hero there is
another delay iniwphioning the code die-
p.1tchi , Ahtogethqy3t is 551(1 thin time taken
niakes them aboutveuty-tour hours behimid
the press adviceij1.1 ; was thought , that the
absence of exat.jiDcIal information might
embarrass the ijl of the war , boned , but
officials sity this has not occurreti.
The ofilcial intn ton thlat the action of
Tuesdity ha only tq11Inhtial phase of a more
general mnvemets strengthened by the
view that Commpro Schicy would hardly
attempt to nttacFLuohes ho had some defi-
alto object in vteye , . Thile object , it is be-
ileved , Is to learn xacUy as to the number
I of Spanish ships now within Santiago do
Cuba harbor , and also to develop the of-
fectivenes5 of the fire of the SpanIsh forts
at the entrance of the harbor. With these
two points establisiied.beyoad the slightest
doubt , time campaign. , military and naval ,
could be executed egainat Santiago with
much greater certainty as to results.
I IIIIIrII ut i'hi , igi It , ltiiiis. ' .
While the ( Iepartment has bcn satisfied
for the last ten days that Admiral Cer-
voras entire fleet is inside Santiago harbor ,
( 'oinmodore Sebley has not yet beeli able
to nicks an olhtcial reliort t'sttibhlsiilng this
fact beyond time shadow of a dotlht Of course
the location of tIlLS entire Sliamlish fleet , not
exeeptitig a single vessel large or small , Is
of essential importaiice to the complete anti
intelligent formation of a strategic cain-
paign. It WOihll remove the Inst elenlent of
hazard in sending troops from Tampa or
Jacksonville anti the danger of their being
hialrassed lit the rear by some of this Spanish -
ish ships. It Is of equal ImnporLnnco timat
the Presemit streagthi of shore batteries ,
their location , number of gulls and general
effectiveness should be established. These
points mu be leantm d only by a feint , wimich
\vll imave the outward appearance of an
nssnimht upemi tilt' Spammish dcfense.'hemi
comnpletcd , it is felt that it viih serve as a
basis for more coniplete advices as to time
actual situation of atTains at Santiago bar-
her thami have heed available at the Navy
ti&'pnrtment iii ) to this timmic. It is In this
light that Commodore Schlcy's mnovemiieiit is
megarded as iiiipOitmlt , ilot so mmdl from
tile destructive results achieved as front the
opportimmiities it affords for developing nil
the resources at tile coiiiiiiaiid of the Spanish
admiral.
CAPOTE UEACHES NEW YORK
lie Sitys flit' Iilsurg'itt Fureec Are
IiCIIIl Strt'itgtitt'i.I h , 1)SLII ) ' Ar-
rivilIM fo.im Ilti 'l'oyns ,
NEW YORK , June 2.-DomIngo Mendez
Capote , the jresident of the Cuban republic ,
arrived in this city today. After gotmig to a
hotel , where he met General Palms , thic
head of the Cuban junta , lie visited Cuban
headquarters , where ho met a iiunmber of
newspaper reporters with whioin he talked
quite freely. Hotio S. Itubens , the cotmusel
for the junta , n i at Interpmetcr.
Vhien asked ijat. _ _ his mission to this
country was , SemmoraGapote replied that before -
fore saying anything about that , he wished
to thank time AmrtcntI press collectively for
the stand it had 'akthl in behalf of tile Cu
ban insurgents , siiting that time Cubamm peo-
pie amid the govericWt were deeply gratvftml
for the support ve tby tIme Amnemican pee-
1)10 and for time a i6n "of this nation In corn-
immg to their suifior
Continuing , he tltd : '
"My mission istiot It public one. All pub-
lie acts relative he situation between
time United Stat ' n'ntl the Cuban republic
will COmltiflUo as libctbforo to be conducted
by Genira1 Palr&t tjj has the thorough
confidence of at&3collt who have a high
appreclatiod' lie mas 'ilone.
"I do mint ei ii'bt to miegotlate any loan.
I comae to consult with General l'alnia , which
does not concern intermial questions or pub-
lie interest. I have n present imiteiltion of
calling upon President McKinley , although
I probably shall make a call Oil him before
I return. How long I bahl remaimi here , I
canmiot say at this time , but shall make may
stay as short as posibiO. "
Mr. Capote has time position of judge ad.
vocate general in thid' ' insurgemit arimiy. Questioned -
tioned as to tIle strodgthi of the army , he
said :
"Not counting those who have recently
joined his forces , Garcia has about t2,000
muon ummder hilni in the eastern departimient
at Santiago and Porto Pnineipe. About
3,500 of thleso inca were In the neighlborhood
, of Santiago when L last received word. All
" .Lme : fully armed mind equipped. and it was
the intention to concentrate all of the force
in time eastern portion to that loint.
"I cannot tell definitely , said he , "how
many macmi there are in the other provinces.
Gomez hlas abput 5,000 men at Santa Clara.
Probably 30,000 macn , all fully armed and
equipped , are in the ranks of the Cuban
army. A largo number , probably 20,000 , are
armed with maciiotes , and there are
thousands of otiicrs who.have recently left
the towns to join the arnmy because they
could no longer live In the towns. Fronm
I'orto I'rineipo , ahonU10,000 mcmi anti womueii
anti children have left becaimse of the scare-
ity of provisions , prefernimig to take their
chalices in time eodntry , and further in.
Ituenced by time fear thma at the lust moment ,
the Spamiiards , thriven to despair , will out of
revenge , resort to slaughter. "
TROOPS ARE STILL AT TAMPA
i'ttHl t IVI' Amu.ioii.i.'t'.ieiit titut Noun
linve ie'ti 'I'it'rt' for Iivaitloui
0V CUIIII.
TAMI'A , . Fla. , JulIo 2.-It can be Btatod
positively that no United States troops have
loft hero yet for Ctmlum ,
Ummtil definite anti oiflcial news is received
froimi the lheot of Sampson atiti Schloy , It its
time generally expressed opinion amnoiig tIme
army oillcers that no umoveincilt of troops
fromml here in the direction of Cuba will be
ordered , The powerful lIed of Admiral Ccc.
vera is still mmiucim of a factor , IL I stated
there Is no immtention on the part of time
authorities to assutac any more risks thiami
absolutely. necessay in sending a big iteet
of practically tmnllifil4 ; amid therefore nearly
helpless transports into Cuban waters , For
, this remmsomm until thio panlsli' Ilotiiha Is dis-
I hosed of , or imnUt , jtautflcJomit number of
United States war iibjis can be spared to
insure irotecttou ( sir. the transports from
Tampa to their 4tst1jmatiomi no move from
here is expected. sIYbn this will be is un-
certahhi and thougim inotbing olficlal can be
learned on the Point , .tt is not believed any
largs movement 1ake place in the immediate -
mediate future.
TEACH THEM' TO EAT CORN
New Yoric ( hui.n.t-r of ( 'omnnlerve
Vniitu. o lldnealle lJie
Hi. roptiuit ( HI 'EPic Ilst.- .
NEW YO1tc , Juno 2.-At the regular
mnontbly meeting of- the Cbamber of Coma-
inerce today the fohhowiug resolution wns
adopted on motion o F 1) . Tlujrber , who
saith if tills c tumtry ; vcqld market abroad
500,000,000 bushels oi Indian cormm ( one-
fourth of our average annual crop ) our
financial troubles would be settled :
Itesolvid , That the high lInens ruhln for
wheat flouT throughout tise world imivito
thu attentiomi of couisUtnert o tile merits of
American inaiad or Indian corn flour as a
substitute , Equal nutritive properties at
half the price ertaimily suggests a trial of
this great food atapIe , which is extensively
used by the inhabitants of the hatted State ;
but which is ut little kulOwn th th i people
of fonelgmm coUntras.
llt'solved , That congress should provide
tIle smell appropristiomi necessary to poralit
tile 1)cpurtmnent ) of Agriculture to present
time nierits of thin greet fund staple to the
peoplti of foreign coLtnttIe at the most. pro.
pittous iliac ,
SA1PSON RELIEVES SCIILEY
Story to that Effect Wafte1 Westwara from
Now York City.
TAKES LiP STATION BEFORE SANTIAGO
.iuii.tI cal , AreordIii& to th. . ' . llehort.
ll.m Fifteen ' .Vnr Sltliu. With iIIiii
Its l'reveut CcrverR fr.nm
ijMCuihItuK.
NP\V YORK , Juno 2-A dispatch to thin
Herald from \Vnshington says : ' Athniiral
Satmipsnmi has arrived off Sammtlao ; in Cuba ,
nnti accorthing to his imisirmicttonc ho at
omico relieved Coinmnotloro ' 3c1.iey tmi coin.
nmand of the entire force of vesselts operat-
lug against Samittago tie Cuba ztm'd I lute 'ail-
Ish fleet , assigmittig timat oih1cr to thin coma-
iimmmnth of a divisiomi eomuiiristttg thin hlps
fornieriy attacheti . to the Llyllig s'imlaslrou.
Fifteen war ships are /sdmmitrnt &nimpsoim'a
disposal to iiIt ngattmst the Sinmnisii. They
tmiclutio the first class battleships Iowa ,
Oregon ammil Massaclittssetts , second elaas
btmttlesllip Texas , armored cruisers New
York amid hhronkiyn , Protectvtl cruisers New
Orlcamis , Marblehead niid Mimmiieapohis , gumi.
boat Nashville , torpedo boat destroyer Seer-
hilon , dynaimilte cruiser Vesimviu s , torpedo
boat. Porter , auxiliary cruisers hiarvarti aimti
Yale nntl auxiliary gunboat Eagle. With
such a force blockading Snmmtingo do Cmmba
naval experts who have heretofore con-
telideci that Adniiral Cervera Imad a ilgiitimig
ciintmeu to escape 110W colIcede that lmis posi-
tiomi is absolutely hopeless.
Commcentratlomi of suchi a formidable force
at Santiago is regarded In sonic circles as
mmatimrmii ly presagillg importamit amid immiiiiethint
action hty time Amnorictmmi fleet. Careful in-
qmsiry , however , dovehopeti the fueL that
hear Admimiral SnhhihitsOil. before lie left ioy
\'est , was notified of the iirogramn adopted
by tIme govermimilemlt to assist tIme naval yes-
eels in the capture or destruetiomi of the
ficot. himld comiiltlent that the armny will ar-
nyc at its destimmatiomi iii due semutom : , there
is ito reason to beiievo that tile oillcials
imavo given Ilear Admiral Saniiison any
further tllseretiomi than was accorded to
Commodore Scimicy , Dy this It. is mint
miiuant that time naval war board has mInt
thirectcd Hear Adnilnal Sanipeomi to bombard
the forts to opemm 1110 channel , but lie has
been advIsed agatmist such action , and kmmow-
imig the cautiousness of time iian it is lint
believed lie will cast this advice aside umi-
less lie imas reason to believe another
rourso Is lireferabic.
It is framlltly admitted by naval officers
that tile collection of such a force off Sami-
tiago and of the advice given to time miaval
coniniamiders is their desire to prevent any
of our ships , trom receiving irreparable 1mm-
jury. General Shafter's troops cannot possibly -
sibly Conic to the assistance of Rear AdmIral
Samupsoml before the beginning of ( text neck ,
so that operations against the Spamihsh fleet
may ( let be exPected before that time unlests
Admiral Corvera should determine to at-
inimipt to run the gauntlet of time AmerIcan
arniorehads.
tlttl'ohlove.l Orders ,
Ever since the adimilnistratlon got news
that Cervera was well bottled and well
corked at Saimtlago a large land and sea
expedition to destroy or capture his hoot
amid destroy Santiago hints boon planning.
Sehley's orders were substantially these :
Not to try to take Santiago or to rethmce the
fortifications. Not to engage Cervera , it
lie should try to escape , until he was clear
of assIstance from the gumis of the forL Not
to let hmimn escape or let supplies or reinforce.
meats get in tO hilbi from time sea. Not to
let time Spaniards make any repairs or addi.
ttomis to the fortifications at the mouth of
the harbor. Ever sInce the fiasco at San
Juami-of which the last has Oat been heard
by the way-thin adininistratiomi has been
most anxious that there shall be no more
half-baked bombardments to be herilded
abroad as repulses and Spamlhsh victories.
totleed , so auxiqus wac the admimlistration
that it gave Schiloy a fleet only strong
enough to control Cervera , and not strong
enough to tempt hint to try to imitate
Dewey.
On Tuesday morning among Limo Spaniards
at Santiago , wlmo have . been grow-
bmmg mere alid more restless and miervous , as
tile depressing facts of timeir iiosi-
lion took effcct , began to repair alIt !
'streiigtiion the forts at Morro polot at. the
right of the mouth of the harbor. Schloy
seoli discovereti what was going on , and he
procectied to Stol ) them , When Morro ens.
tIe was iii ruins and abandoned , when the
last gmia was silenced , Scimley gave the sig-
mibi to niovo off. Then , anti not until then.
Ho had done exactly what he came for ,
lie paiti no attention to thin fire of the forts
and batteries to the heft of time harbor , as
no work was being done on them.
While Schiey's squadron , as it stands , is
hierllalis strong enough to force tue harbor
nnd capture Cervera , stilt lie would not
think of atteniiitimig it. 'rite administration
expects to capture Santiago shortly , but thio
sea assault will be macdo by all of our bat.
tleships , imionitors and heavy cruisers , tIme
idea being that it is folly to take chances of
nartial failure , when , with chips that are
available nitl are not 1mm the least imeeded
elsewhere , thin sea attack can be made a
triummiplmamit success.
The ltmnd attack will be made at the same
time1 TIme Aniericaiis will be aitied by the
imisurgemits , sviio arsrgatlmenlng hum force near
Sammthngo , and are in daily , or rather nightly ,
communication with Schicy.
Ne'.ii it t hut. La uud i'l ) meN ,
NE\V YORK , June 2.-A special to thin
Tribumie says : Conimnodore Schloy's recoii-
aoissnnce before Santiago , as far as it Is
fully known lucre , entirely confirms the urn.
hircashomi of General Miles and other military
oath naval men last week that from the
moment. Corvera's stimiadromi entered the liar-
hon thin co-operation of Americium land and
sen forces woulti become imperatively minces-
sary Ia the conduct of an active campaign
against him , imniess"iio undortoolc to force
his way out before ho was surrouimdetl amid
overwholnied , It is true teat Comunotiore
Sclmiey's exchange of shots with time eboro
batteries lies demonstrated that they were
weak affairs at best , but it was not be-
hieved hue would attempt to sentl lila ships
in single tile up the narrow , tortuous elian-
ad , 'perhaps thoroughly mineth , to tleslroy
the Spanish cruisers when that result may
be readily accomplished with less hazard ,
It Is considered probable that he will block
thto channel by sinking one or imiore worthless -
less hulks at the entrance. From the tact
that he did not 4ohiow up time tremendous
advantage lie gained in the utter demoraiiza-
tloii of time SpanIsh land forces it is taken
that lie hiati this object- ultimately in view ,
for the naval umuthionities bad informed him
that vesseis to be used in obstruction were
on tile way to him and should arrive In a
day or two at this latest ,
It is hardly thought possible that the
Spaniards will venture on an aggressive
niovement , but will rallier remain at anchmor
in the upper harbor , trusting to the scatter-
log of Commimodore Schiley's vessels by the
terrific hurricanes which am to be outlet-
paled on tile Cuban coast at this season of
the year , Tile knowledge of this danger will
probably hasten the placing of obstructions
to navigation in time channel in order that
the egress of the Spaniards will be prevented -
vented should limo AamenlcaiH ho forced to
seek shelter at Mole St. Nicolas , Tue iiear-
ness of the tornado micazon and the iieces.
sity of relievIng Commodore Sebley to assist
in the military Invasion is evident , as It Is
impossible to land at the most favorable
point 1mm bad weather.
MIt ) ' lie Eusroute Now.
Whether the force has left Tampa or not
the officials at % Vpsbingtou declare frankly
they do not know , nntl wIth the rigid con.
som-ship now exercised at southiera ports ,
which effectually ciiecis hue tiissemIntIon
of the ( ieslreth information , it Is impossible
to speak with certainty , Secretary Alger
has atinittted to th members who control
appropriations that an invasion has been
ordereti , nail that. o.crstions In Porte Rico
wiii follow , The orders teiegraphoul to
( ienerl Shatter last Sunday have been di-
vuigeti by the President to no one except
SecretarIes Alger anti Long anti Generals
Miles and Cothin , anti it is tlnhlkeiy that
these officers would abuse the comifitienco
reposed In thorn. hi is not mmecessary that
any oilier government officials shoulti he In.
fornied at soch nffatrs , as they are charged
only with ! eiidlilg supplies forward to
Tampa , when their jurisdictIon amid interest
are stipposeti to oath.
It is known that most of the pioneer
forces , incluthing the siege gmmn trains , thin
engineer detachmnient. anti a good force of
cavalry anti nrtlllery , could have passeti
beyond Key \'est without any one belmig the
wiser. The guns and Irnpleuiients have boon
loatletl oh tramisports , and the iiiemi to unload -
load thiemn havt not been in the gemioral
camnhi. The tralisports wore reatly for do-
hiarturo last I"ridny , amni it these Vessel
have not slippeti cony it is tiiihietilt to cx-
tilahu why they wea loatied so ago.
'Flue Panther , with nearly S00 marInes
aboard , has iiad steam up for three weeks
at Key \'eCt , niid thIs with Garcia's force
could prevemit. amiy nggresslvo niovemnent of
tli little hotly of Spamilartis at Saiithago.
It is intiiiiatetl that the first Important
newt. of the iiivasiing armny wIll not come
froai Tampa , but from Santiago itself. Time
army , n.e well as the navy. has suddenly
host interest in liavauma nail Philippine at-
faIrs , and evemi the alleged moveiiieiits of
the Cndlz lied have ceased to cause any sup-
hireliemision , imiterest at this ttmno is centered -
tered exelimsively In the Samitiago camnpalgii
and coufldcmice is gomicral that on its hiroiiipt
amid suecesfiii comiciusion depends moore tliami
anytiilng else the future course amid himita.
tiomia of the war.
APPORTIONMENT OF ! MMUNES
l'ovr It , ' . ' * ' CtiittNt't1 ( If
Cotri.d 'l'roi.ps , nni ( ) Oiem's 1)1-
iIlCI _ tlmL4uI S..utlmeru Stitles.
WASHINGTON , June 2.-Adjutant General -
oral Corbln today made inmblic aim order np-
portioning time territory 1mm whIch are to be
raised time voimmntee regIments of infantry
( popularly called itmmmuue reginmemits ) , for
which thin colonels have been appointed.
It was at ftrst nmimloimnCed that five of time
regiments were to be recruited from colored
leOPlO , but it is muon' said that this number
hums been reduced to four.
Time territory apportionL'tl is as follows :
For the ThIrd regiment , Cionel Say , the
states of Georgia , South Onrolimia amid
Florida , with headquarters at Macon , Ga.
For the Fourth regiment , Colonel Pettit ,
the states of Marylamd , Virginia , W'cst VIr-
glum alit ! the DIstrict of Columbia , with
hieadqimarters to be deshgmiated hereafter.
For tile Fifth m-eginment , Colonel Sargetit ,
tllO states of Alabama and MissIssippi , with
hicadqumtntcrs at Coltimubus , Miss.
For the Sixth regiment , Colomiel Tyson ,
the states of Kentucky anti Tennessee , with
lieadqimarters at Knoxville , Tenn.
,
For the Seventh regimnemit , Colonel Godwin -
win , limo states of Missouri amiti Arkansas ,
anl so immuclm of Tennessee as lies cuist of a
duo north and somithi line running through
the city of Cincinmiati , with headquarters at
Memphis , Tenn.
For time Eighth reglmiicnt , Colonel Hug-
gins , time state of Kentucky , nil of Tennessee -
nessee aol otherwise allotted , and the Ohio
valley , with headquarters at LouIsville. Ky.
For time Nintii reghiiiemmt , Colonel Craiie ,
the state of Louisville , with headquarters
at New Orleans , La.
For the Tenth regiment , Colommci Lee , the
states of Virginia awl Nortlm Carolina , with
headqmiarters at Raleigh , N. C.
Each mustering officer is also to act as
quartermiiaster amid commissary for tim purPose -
Pose of subsistlmig time volunteers from the
tiumie of enrollment to time time of rendezvous ,
and for their trausportatiomi froma tile place
of enrollment to time place of rendezvous.
F4) filL ltidLMiN'lS S'l'Alt'l' SOUTI I.
tm Iii CuiditIouu to Go Suit , , Active
Service mit Oiie.
CHATTANOOGA , Tenn. , Juno 2.-The
Third Penmimsylvanha , First Illinois , Fifth
Maryland armd Slxty.nimithm New York mg-
minnie of intamitry left Chhckamauga today
for Tampa. The First Pennsylvanha amid
First Jhiimmois marched live umiles to Ross-
yule. The Third I'enrmsylvammia has
been here since May 17. Colonel Robert
Ross is in command. Tim First Illinois has
been home sluice May 19. Iii thIs reginmont
there are no raw recruits. All the amen are
thiqrough soidiers anti are In commdltion to
move upon time eneniy at once if necessary ,
Colonel Ilemiry L. Tormier is lii comniand.
The SIxty-ninth New 'orlc has been hero
since May 27. TIme Fifth Maryland has been
here since May 21. Private Ii. L. Thompson ,
50mm of Captain Thompson of company C , was
drowmietl last miigimt , 'rime excellent band of
tins Third Illinois regiment is out with now
anti costly instruments today , the gift of a
Chicago newspaper.
Immiiiitsnso anioumits of stmpphies commtlmmime Itt
conic in. but the work of hiamidhing them has
been timomoughmhy systematized mmid there itt
lie confushomi. Colonel Sliurpo of tIme qmmar-
termastor's department estimates that tile
cost of feeding the armimy is $7,000 per tiny.
Three deaths were reported froni time canip
iiospitahs today. Corporal Clarence It , Stewart -
art , cornlitmliy M , flighithi Masmtacimiisetts , of
Sonmervihle , ( lied this morning at 2 o'iock
of inemmnionitm ; John A. Riley , private , coin-
tinny M , First DIstrict of Coluniiila , 1111011.
nmonia ; W , C , Spofford of the First Von-
moat O Burlington , last nIght of pneumnomiia.
Time remmininti of each mean were sent houiie
for interment.
Colonel J , S. Culver of the Fifth Illinois
was today appointed provisiomini eomnmaiider
of the First brigade , First dIvision , First
carps , vice Colonel hunt of the First Ohio ,
wise heft today for Tumnipa.
Brigadier General Frederick I ) . Grant today -
day assumed charge , lirovislonally , of tue
First diviaioim of time Third arimmy corps. lie
conupleted armaugemnents today for a review
antI lnslCCtiOht of this division , whiichm will
take hilaee tomorrow , begimiuilog at 8 o'clock.
Time Inspection will be made by General
flreckinritfgn amiti staff.
The now goveruinient bakery at Lytle lies
beemi completed. It consists of a dozen
ovns mind three shIfts , anti employs about
sixty persons. Time capacity of tIiee ovens
is 40,000 loaves per tiay , and it wIll be oiler-
ated to its full capacity.
Captain flockwell , chief of the Ordnance
department , says that there ham. been a delay -
lay In shipping equipments due to the rush
of troops to Tampa. Ten carloads of gun
carriages sad other artillery equipmeiits
have arrived at the park.
REINFORCEMENTS FOR SCHLEY
hhi % * tlt"tiuli , Ort'gon'ruilser N.'sv York
umnsi .tnttli'r SIiit Ntt Xuismcul
to Joist Ilium. ,
KINGSTON , Jamaica , June 2-Iutlviccs me-
ceived here from I'ort Antonio today city
that Commodore Schuloy has been notified by
the Navy department that time battleship
Oregon , tIm first-class armored cruiser New
York , another cruIser anti two colliers have
been sent to Santiago do Cuba.
4iiw17.Jyuf4iw
Is thin greatest of flash bmilltlern. Its use
means tIle gain of train I to ? pounds of
heaithy flesh every week , Malt-Nutrine
is preparett by the famous Anhouser.liuseh
lirewlug Ass'n , which fact guarantees the
purity , excellence end ierIt claimed for It.
DRAWING ON PRIZE MON'Y
11111 ttitrhmt'ctl ut.ltitmuIty I.
tile % 'ItiO ( ( 4) t lilt .tuiterlpntt ( 'It Izen
Muii-derci 1. ' Sinninrls.
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WAShINGTON , Juno 2.-Represemitntlro
Cummings totiit' Introtlmtcctl a bill for the
relief of the wlttow of lr , hilcattlo Ilmils. It
direeth the paynieuit of $76,000 to her otht ,
of any nmomicy inuiul into the treasury as th
share of tilt ? United States in the proceedS
fmouim th sale of any prizes of war takcmt
by any Americami ships from Spain , or coit-
quest of Spanish poseessions or vropertr.
The money is to haiti to Mrs. lulls ,
who Is residing In this city , as intleimiiiity
for the illegal imiiprlsonmcnt nnd killing of
lr. ilmtiz , who was an Amnerlcamm citizen.
by the authorItIes of time Spnmiistm govern-
hmient.
Tiio itutz case has figured conspicimomishy
lb ( lie torrespommdoiieo of ( ho State depart-
hiieimt.
Secr , ' liii II Siturn. ,
ChIAMi3lhtiAhN , S. I ) . , Juno 2-Speciat (
Teiegram.-A ) Severn bath storm struck tile
central part of this county tills evening mmisd
swehit eastward ovum quite a wide extent
of country. At i'ukwamia nearly every iic
or glass lit ( owim was brokeui , " '
'l'Vt't ) S'I'IM.tCilS ,
'ihii' Vpun-r It' III' l'm'nt.'tls multi hun
iiL'r fom' I itt' tit'ui I en l'til ,
( I f t I. t'
It Is' mmmi Iiitercstimig stuily to oiiservo iiow
( lie thlgestlomi of t ott Is iiccoiiipiisiied. The
greatci' van of vegetable food Is starch 1111(1
( Ii is is iiever ti igested in tiso sttimimneit lihoPer ,
her is It effected by the pIistii of tlse upper
stomach ,
Starch ( a ( .anlo'hytlrato ) is iinssctl omit
of tue siomiinchi Immto ( lie sluotheuuuii om secoiitt
stoiiiacii niisi ( here treated by time pasicre .
imtle juIces , iviicmm in tilimo at nmicroscopin
fimmigt Is grown froum a Ilart of tile grain , It
that has benit catch , amid thioso e.lemmieuits
uilm nmoisture , heat nmitl tinmo tmansfortmi hue
starch limb grmipe.stigar , vliit'li Is thin first , . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
act Of tligestlon.
These processes are tlmiphicatetl in an imttt
flelal or immcclimmmiient ) ' In thin iiiatnifucturo
of Grape-Ntits , the how breakfast food mmiatto
hiy thin i'ostuma Cereal Co. , Liun. , of Battle
Creek. Michi.
1mm this food one flails time delIcmmte , sweet
taste of grape-sugar atmml when catch it will
ho fomintl to quickly digest nint fatten aimmi
str.aimgthemm time etitiro body.
its especial mnhsmtion Is to imourisli anti no--
build ( lie brain iimmd iierve cemitenms.
A CCI laIn tloflnite fct'limmg at stremmgthi anti \
stnmiliua conies to tile Iiitiiyitiuai after a few
days' tlsa of Grape Nuts at breakfast.
Doing a condeimsed food one dot's not me-
quinn nmore thamm a to 5 toaslionmifulS at a
mneal , WItlell is worth coimsiderablo from aim
economnical stammthpoimit.
DUFFY'S
PURE MT W11ISKY
ALL. DRUCCISTSI
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IiUSiosI il'm'S.
OMAHA MUSEUM AND TIIATI1 [ ,
iii-imiv : : iriiruuustmt Street. , 4
OI'HN hA ILY iItOM 1 'i' ( ) 10 1' . M ,
Wni. Ii. 'I'roost , Mnntmgor.
Great 11111 for &iIt.iItIuii Vt'ek f - ' - - -
3imt 8th ,
Great SutttricIc Family Ilamiti , eight peO _
lile , direct fronm limrtpu ; l'rtuico FCarit ) ' 1 ole
Circasttiaii lrhiio from Asia Mintr ; \'IrgiE
Graves , smlottetl boy : 1'.llic. ' Oliivetto , hiumran
gums .ini ; Klnist l3rttIier , cle'trie : liiek art.
lim tile 'l'lientoriuni-Llttle llethi , thu child
ii'onder , In her Culnmn-Anii'nltu a tiammees :
Mitch ttiiti Iluwttrl , , conit'diimnt4 ; Prof. 11cr-
nell , juggler ; Clayton and Diction , thu ( 'elf
tiiith tile snubretto ; h1icctro illminmhmmatotl vo-
enlist.
Ion Aduuuits II ) All. Seats fit , multi Ion.
"
1' Grand Opening
U ,
uOu S [ xpositlon Week ,
Tel. 1919.
'I'ONlGhL'1 , Smir ,
tlA'l'INlii ! S.t'i'Uhtl.tY.
ltcturn Iiiguigcuumcuit of
MR. TIM MURPHY ill
OLD INNOCENCI and
SIR IINEW IIYPNOTIZD.
l'rlces-Lon'ir Floor , $1.00 , The. hal. 7&c' , 5Oc.
Matinee-Lowem' Floor , ibe. Hal. lOe , 25e ,
mhLl i'n.tlen .t lIurgcis ,
L AL & 5 Ui. Mautagers. 'l'st. ltll.
0. \Voodward , Aiitim.oiiitiiit Director ,
'i'ONltsi'l' ' Smut ) ,
'i'liI ! ' .VOI.VA Iii ) STOC1C CO.
Yontig Mrs. Prcsemmtimig Winthrop 4
Sl'F'I.tI1'1 FS-'I'Ite Ihlttuudeil uizuil Gui.
VilIizu.ns.
SiTXIL % 'v.J mM , "I'll a : I'IN5m tN. "
SpceIalties-IeiltY & Cla'toi , , lirynmm ( &
Sayllit' , Crlmnhtns & Gttm'e.
Parties living otmt of the city who tiestra
to Visit tIm theatre tsluuiihl order seats b }
mmmii or teht'grmtphi as seats anti sold two
vuek Iii utl'mt lieu ; itt tile p)4 I I I vel y svhit : t
pt'rformtimitt multI date , Address 0. 1) .
\'oodwattl ,
GUILL'S CONCEfl'l' ( ; AuIEN
Stitil hit'n.t Cur , I shim nuiti hnvchiipomt ,
I , N Gull ) , I'rop and Mnnager.
A I trtme I ttiiitt ( sl wee It Ii my tIll : tl hi ( ' 71 yd a
indanr-i'rentior Iul.lt soisgttm.'s'sI Ottrrt > hl &
U it rt I I ItO- ' ' I % Vlit ilti r ivitat' I hi o in attur a I ( ii
hitim ; ' ' 'i'iiti , Joiuittoti-Vtty UI ) hung itliti ditiuct
III titL'I ; Nuts IllItlilt & MorrohI-iitihimiitd Iutitcim
mm rtitt : ( I I I I i Imitli & I Ic loinro-Thu fit von tu
cml 101- ISIS I kemit ; Frt'd SI umson.omiLtttiii ii s gnu thy -
hy , N. hi-.ion't fail 10 500 slUr great Vlrsb
i1itrt--Cnkn 'nik-FInaie. Ihmiiy uumistinoes
( IxL'tht Moiitbtyts at 2:30 : n. iii. ciiimrp.
I
.BIJOU THEA'1'ER
I rstJ. miu.i Cttjuiol Ave.
S. 13. hENRY , MANAO1R.
IIIOH CLASS VAUDEVILLE
Ai ) Sl'JtCLti/l'iIS
iiviitY : : NIOU'l' AND fIIJNDAY , so. :
Atiiimissioii be.
BASE BALL
3:30 P. M.
Today. : . .
OMAHA vs. DETROIT
LADIES' ' DAY.
JIEyrFiIM.
T h e B a I m n , r a I LdglhigS ,
b1o hlannoy St. , opp. Creighton Theater "
and Convention lieU ,
WM , It , MQIIANp , Propr.
THE MILLA1D
lath Dliii Ioiihms * Sts , , ( ) mmllltlti ,
CiNThtM4.Y WC/7ED.
, _ .t3icliitt tn iuItoi'titN l'h.tS
J ii , 3I.thiIV1Ji SON , I'ropu.
-
-HOTI3L BARKER-
cart , 13TH AND JONF.S ST. , OItIAI1A.
it.ti'i.c i.tft ) AdU i.O ( ) I'IIi HAY ,
lfiti.tnic ear. direct to expositIon groun1. .
iILANK. fl.htKgit , Caihier. . . . . .
AL1 JJAUUAN Cnief derk.
JIURJitY u1OTJJL ,
1th and lianminy lit.
American l'lan-3 to 4 dollars per slay ,
i3treet cars from depots and from hotel I.
EsliosItiolt ( mounds In ftfteou itmiumuttus.
11 , SILL.OWAY , bdauca' .