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THE OMAHA DAILY TiEE: SUNDAY, APRIL 1, 1900.
END OF SESSION IS IN VlEWr AN EASY WINNER
pendent districts having 5,000 population or
i more.
t,, . , I Tho senate passed n substitute for the
lory fit Annmosn, and other bills na follows:
Providing that tho state printer shall bo nc-
j countable to the executive council In tho fit
ATTENDANCE IS SMALL DURING DAY tre Instead of the se.-rctnry of state; pro-
' vldlng llfo Imprlson-mont or death for crime
, of placing obstructions In way of electric
llc-liitlti cars, and Trcv.ln's bill providing for biennial
icports of all state ofllcers and commissions,
Instead of having both annual and biennial
as now.
Tho senate also killed tho bill which pro
vides a punishment for procuring liquor fir
minors or Inebriates. A motion was filed to
reconsider this voto and one was also filed to
reconsider tho vote by which the Weed bill
was lost this morning.
Probable lows. Lidtlatura Will
Business Last of Week.
Bcnnlnr .Smith (IHcr n
I'rovlillnir for Appointment nf 11
Mini nur Coiiiinltli-f In tin
I'piier lloilj.
DBS MOIKKr?, March 31. (Special Tele
gram.) The legislative HOHslons were hard
working ones today, but, on account of tho
traall attendance, no intMsurcw of great Im
portance wcro taken up. The senate de
cided to Uike U tho conslileratlon of tho
house resolution fixing final adjournment
April C on next Monday Instead of Tucvday,
end thin Is taken to mean that there Is a
good chance of tho session completing Its
work by tho last of next week. Senator
Smith offered a resolution provlf.ing for tho
uppolntmcnt of n Hitting committee of seven
In tho upper body. This went over under
the rules and will be taken up Monday. A
similar roaolutlon 1h pending before tho
house.
QUESTION OF THE SEE CITY
Kurt Doilitr nml Sioux CH Until Serin
Conllileiit of I lie
IIiiiiii i'.
Oxford Makes a Poor Showing in the Annual
Boat Bace.
OXONIANS TWENTY LENGTHS BEHIND
UrM III 11 en t.enil from tlir Stnrt
ChniiKPi l Until Tcnnm Cniiiecl
liy AVnr Fine Itai'liiK
Wen titer.
PUTNKV, England, March 31. The fifty
soventh annual boat race between cicws
representing tho universities of Oxford and
Cambrldgo was rowed today over the usual
coureo from Putney to Mortlake. Cam-
Porte won, Twlnklcr second, Wcller third,
lime-
Fifth race, one und an eighth miles, free
handicap; .Malay Won, Don Luis second,
Fliimoru third. Time: lsl.11,.
Sixth race, one and one-sixteenth miles,
selling: Morton won, t'nrda second, Storm
King third. Time: l:4Ti.
Iltirlnix nt I.Uerpont.
LONDON. March .ll.-The Liverpool
Sprint cup, run today, the third day of
the Liverpool fprlng meeting, was won by
I. ml Durham's Osbech. O. Oottrllls
I-nckford, ridden bv J. Hclff, iltilshed
second, and Squire Jack was third. Sevcu,
horses ran. Sly Fox, ridden by Sloan, wa.J
unplaced, although he. was In the lead until
fairly In the line for home, when nt that
point Onbech drew In front and won easily
by live lensths. The same dlsttinco
separated tho swond nnd third horses. The
Llvcriiool Spring cup Is of l.noo sovereigns
'50 sovereigns In pluto or the whole In
speele. nt winner's option): a handicap for
u-ycar-oltls nnd upwards; dlrtance. the, cup
course, one mile and three furlongs.
SIOUX CITV. March 31. (Special Tele
'gram.) Prominent Catholics of Sioux City congregated along the course In stcamors,
do not think for a minute that Fort Dodge in boats, on the bridges nnd on the hiilld-
I IllMTKlty illlNC Hull.
S'inV ItAVHS IV..,., Vnrnh niVnln
bridge won most easily In 18 minute?, 17 defeated the New York university base ball
second
distressed
hind at the finish. Fordham eolleiro. 2,
The raco was favored by magnificent .y ianta, Ha., Majch 31. Cornell, H;
weather. The bright sunshine attracted ! vahh
lmmcnso crowds, which from an early hour slty of Chicago, 22; Vnnderbllt, 7.
un uiuav uuoiij i.i ........ .. n ivtiini im .m'w orK lllllvt-'i imi.v imnu imu
s, oniclal time, Oxford being much 'l!)o today In the Mrst game of tho season,
i.ed nnd abbut twenty lengths be- . IV'SM W-rlnccton. 5;
MiiNtern lliieliiu Sciikoh to Open.
will bo selected as the see city In tho event ngs overlooking the scene. ISvery point , raelnc season of' i-Vio win i.n lniiiimirnteil
of a division of tho dlocrso. They alto think 0f vantage wbb crowded In splto of tho gen- at the Hennlngs race course .Monday next,
when tho llftlt mirlnc nicotine of the Wash
Ington Jockey club will open, Tho meeting
will continue dully until Saturday, April II.
A f iiiiiiiiiiiileiitloii.
not nrovnll here bv anv means. wern Inu.llv rherrnil. The were, ntlleklv -Mu' rwi 1 uii Allow mo to spcaK a tCW
R Im maintained that for many reasons fnllnwixl hv thn fnvnrltes. n.imhrldeo. whoso'""'"0 ,u,ur vmnnucriaiii n i..oiiKii
Slnux f'ltv will be selected. St. Mary's reeontlon wns enthuslnstle. The tide, was Kcn,cll- 1 suffered for three years wltn
foli.nlla rmirrh. min nf the tlllCSt In tho m.ltn .Imn nml nnnoMnrahlo .timmlltv u ni , tll(1 bronchitis and COllld DOt sleep at flights.
state, can be completed on short notice for experienced In getting tho boats into po- ! 1 tT.cf sevrnl doctors nnd various patent
nun na I in enthcdral. nnd then tliero aro SO I nit Inn. ...v......,..., Uui uuiii kui nuiuiiiK i" ''
in
ml
tho talk of Fort Dodge giving $.".0,000 for the crai belief that It would be a one-sldod
All day and evenltic Hcsslons are being plum Is a big bluff. According to Port Dodge contest.
held and It Is believed at this rate tho work , dlfns'chcs that city seems finite confident Tho dark blues, as challengers, were tho
can be completed by the last of next week. It will bo selected, but that Impression does first to tako tho water nt 1:30 p. m. and
Many minor mensures were taken up by
both houses and disposed of today The
senate killed the bill which has pascd tho
housp for tho repeal of tho present law re
quiring land owners to cut weeds nlong the
highways at their own expense nnd the res
toration of the old law requiring county
boards to cut them at the expense of tho
counties.
Milliliter of Small Moiinii res.
Among tho moasurcH passed by tho senate
arc the following: Providing for the pub
lication of 4.000 copies of tho report of tho
any large Catholic Institutions, schools, oxford won the toss nnd choso the Surrey j on.y r.c!,cf ""I", my "'I8.0' a b"0,0,f M
isslons and a big hospital. Already tho 8tatlon. ' ! ' able medicine wh ch haB completely re-
episcopal residence, a. beautiful stone edi
fice, has been picked out.
Colonel Wlllan, who umpired Yale anl
Cornell at Henley, acted In tho snmo ca
pacity today for Oxford and Cambridge.
He effected a capital start. The two boatn
Ing, so far n3 tho county Is concerned, this
old case.
mv Division IXnlillsIied.
SIOUX CITY, March 31. (Special Tele
cram.) Tho Chicago & Northwestern
State Hoard of Control and providing for county which has bothered ovcry Judge who
cloth edition nf the rnnnrts nf tho statn' has been Oil tno licncn OI mo county lor iuu
treasurer nnd attorney general; Increasing I last seventeen yenrs. It commenced soon
the powi.ra of tho trustees of tho stalo II- I after tho death In Sioux City of Jacob Pranz,
brary In promoting the traveling library of
tho state: providing that tho same regula
tions which govern Innkeepers shall gov
ern steamboat owners, and several legaliz
ing acts.
Two bills wcro killed by the senate, ono
providing that preferred claims of employes
shall not stand against a company unless It
Is Insolvent and ltn entire property Is liablo
for debts, and tho ono providing Mint forty
cro farms lying within a town plat, but out
ride tho corporate limits, shall bo exempt
from taxation.
Tho senate adopted a resolution provid
ing that tho trustees of the state library
mid stato historical department bo re
quested to Inquire Into tho coat of reprint
ing 1,000 volumes of "Annals of Iowa," be
tween the years 1SB3 and 1871, and Teport to
tho next assembly. This Is In tho Interests
of school and college libraries which 'wish
copies of tho exhausted edition.
Tho scnato passed tho house bill legal
izing the liquor sales made under void pe
titions between tho dates October 1, 1897,
und February 1, 1900, and tho manufacturing
petitions In force subsequent to October 1,
1897, and prior to July 1, 1900.
Theophllus Introduced In the house an
utl-trust bill which provides a penalty of
dot less than $200 nor more than $5,000
gainst nny party to an organization which
may be termed a trust. Theophllus Is a
democrat. Many nro In sympathy with the
measure, but It Is too lato In tho session to
rxp'ect to get It through.
Three senato bills wcro passed by the
houso this morning. Tho mensure by Penropo
to nllow railroads to condemn additional
ground for cwltchcs; by Finch, changing
the place of filing tho bond of pharmacists,
nnd by Mullen, to provldo that In cities di
vided In sower districts tho districts may
voto their own tax.
Tho bill by Kdwards to provldo that the
commissions' of nil notaries public be Issue 1
to tako effect for a period of three years
was also passed.
Afternoon sessions of both houses were
held. Tho house passed flvo bills as follows:
Five llllln I'iinn House.
1 The senato bill providing that non-rcsl-Uent
attorneys must namo some local at
torney upon whom notice can be served:
house bill providing for quarantine of
nursery stock infested with San Joso scale;
lennto bill reducing bonds of- wnrdens and
tlerks of penitentiaries; house bill provid
ing that no member of one political party
llnil of l.onn l.imfttilt.
ii inn ' 1 . T t ...,. nt Cnnntnt .
B.ww.v v.... took up their positions at 1:30 p. m. nnd
A suit ban Just been decided In Woodbury I ,,.', ...o 1
llcvcd me.-
Mo.
V. S. imOCKMAN, Bagnell,
started at 1:58
Caitihrlilfte I.eniln from the Stnrt
Tho light blues Immediately shoved to
tho front, rowing with rare power and In
who owned nnd operated a large brewery, splendid form
After his death some of his relatives in At tho Duke's Head tney wcro a clear
Germany filed n suit to secure a portion of quarter of a length ahead, fn the flrat
his property. For years this caso was mlnuto Cambridge rowed a. slrolic of 41
threshnd about In tho courts and moro than and Oxford rowed 40 to thu minute
ono phaso of tho question was taken up to As the Cambrldgo boat passed Thorney-
tho higher courts. Finnlly tho German croft's, Hearing the three-mile post, tho
heirs secured a Judgment ngalnst tho estate light blues led by ton lengths, Oxford then
for homo $13,000. On tho bond of Mrs. began to show signs of distress and at tho
Franz, widow of tho dead brewer, wcro flvo Devonshire meadows, over three mlle3 from
of tho well-to-do Oermans of Sioux City, tho start, eleven lengths separated tho two
They have found that tho widow has not the boats.
money to pay to tho foreign heirs nnd they At Dames' bridge, about 3V4 miles from
have to pay up $8,000 themselves. It Is this the starting place, Cambrldgo was forty
question which has Just been Bottled, end- lengths ahead
Smiillio .Vrnr Superior.
SUPERIOR, Neb., March 31. (Special.)
Mrs. Fred Trimmer, living two miles south
of Hyron, Nob., nnd Charles Ransom, living
four miles southwest of Hnrdy, Neb., arc
down with tho smallpox. Tho Stato Hoard of
Health oillccrs nro looking nftcr tho cases.
iMru. Trimmer camo home from a visit In
Illinois with tho disease and Mr. Ransom
Is Just home from Oklahoma.
Hunt limn' CoIIpkp Open.
HASTINOS, Neb., March 31 (Special.)
The spring term of Hastings college opened
this week with an attondnnco of nearly 200
students.
LIFE OR DEATH?
HEALTH OR DISEASE?
r
The above words mean much. They aro addressed mare paVtl ularly to those who are suffering from nny of the ailments
enumerated belowdlseasw which the great specialists of the State Klectro-Mcdlcal Institute have made a life study of until
today tho leading medical writers of the United Stah pronounco them the most scientific specialists cf the prrecnt age.
To the nllhiK mill nntlrtril tlirne
Monilrrftit nipillciil nml rlretrlenl
NIK-eliillsl ilrnlre to tnlk. They iviuit
to tnlk to thrui nt the Mnte-F.loclrn-
MimIIimiI InntUiHo. i.-tos I'n run m St.,
nonr Thirteenth street. the only
lltectro MimIIohI Institute
In :w.
hrnwkn r mnlrnl hy nv ,,, (,
illeillenl profrnwloii. They mint to
r pin I n their iniiilc of trentnicnt to
nil the nfllletril. They nnnl to onre
them. They Kl . tlirm hcnlth, Joy nml
hnppliK'KN nnd lonu f,.. c
If joii lime lireii trenlliiK ullti
other nml lean nlile mill Nklllful doc
tors, or hntc hern iinIiik ittnct rem
edies nt so iiiurh n linttlr, do not he
illvmiiriiKCit nml lour hope of ever
lirliiK en red. Cull nml commit then
Rrrnt Sprclnllnts. hoc motto In,
"o nilstnke nml no fnlliiren" In nil
thrni toilny for conmittiitloii. It mil)
he the iiirmiH of mii v I n k your life.
onsen InKcii.
Whyf llrcnimc of
OF MIJN AND WO.M12N.
their eminent niicccnn In the cure of
crrtnln illsenscH, they lire not c-
celleil hy nny on the fnec of the enrth,
Write of your nllmrnta to them today.
Their nnsnrr limy snvc your life.
VARICOCELE
Amon8 the many diseases In Avhlcli the STATU ULUCTKO-MUDICAL INSTIIUTU GUAUANTUUS a
perfect ami permanent cure by their combined UI.UCTKO.MUDICAL TRUAT.MUN 1' arc the foilou iiiR:
NERVOUS DEBILITY SSt T r vW
Debility really means? The average reader
generally passes Die words by without con
sidering their Importance, tho dangers to
the human race In allowing this awful
disease to graft a hold and eventually wreek
and kill what otherwise should have been
a healthy and sound hndv. It Im the hnhlt
to speak too lightly of this, one of the
nnd actually life Is a burden to the person
allllctcd.
Hydrocele and nil
swelllnus. tenderness
and Impediments of the sexual parts all
quickly and completely cured.
! m nnn nun oiui diseases.
ULUUU HIUI OMIl plmplrs. scrofula,
. sores, spots,
taints, tumors, teUer, eezema, salt rheum.
hT.n ,i ,1 , n hi1, lm'.,C!,,S.OiJ0rn "f 1,,ln.V,M ringworm nml acquired blood poison in all
,i' A ,,,1" ,..lliC1,Ith' iT.l e eontln- I its forms, thoronghly eradicated, leaving
Sih n ! i'i'Sr1!!,1 , ,"?.!VKl'.,l,u', nrrv," i1!10 t,!,tp,n 1,1 11 stro"K '"'' healthful eondl
ous ssiem the same a.i an infected brunch tlon.
DISEASES OF RECTUM
IN THE WHEELING WORLD.
I
J $ P-
Affairs In the- Leaguo of American Wheel
men have not yet taken on a roseate hue.
Membership Is stationary, a satisfactory
sign for this ejason. Tho real test cf
strength will come In April. In that month
a largo number of memberships expire and
should they be renewed, the fact will demon
strate tho vitality of tho league.
Just now tho loaguo has no official bulle
tin and tho odlclals of tho national and
stato bodies have no means of universal
Cambridge finished very fresh and rad
dled past tho ntakeboat at Mortlako tho
cuslcst of winners.
Oxford, however, came In for n full share
of tho cheering. The Oxonians stuck gamely
tn ITin tvnrlf tint Ihn atwilrM baI ttintv. 1 '
rallwny is nbout to establish a now dlvlnlon , ... ,.,', , , 'h
in Iowa. It will consist of tho Rcllo Plalne Qr somo , tf)0 mcn , thop
and Hluo Earth lino and tho Muchaklnock
lino nnd will bo known as tho Iowa and "Hr '
Minneantn .Uvlslnn. Tho sunerlntcndent of Tho Cambridge crew Included five of last
. , ., 4U ,., , . I nwnu uuu.va
the division will ho S. M. lirailen. present Ju,u"0""u """" "" communication with their members. Thla
suporintendent of tho Western Iowa dl- lx had not Chapman resigned the bow oar , staU ot aftatrs haH como nbout by tho voto
vision. Ho will be succeeded by H. R. San- uetUm,,any n.s ran ua rcg.raent 10 o n , of tnp assombly to consaer tho maklnB of a
born, nrelstant superintendent of tho Dakota 'ca' J. D. Coldle, the president of tho new. contract nnd Pres(ent hnB not
division, under Superintendent J. S. Oliver, m-'kui. uiud uubuiik uuu, no iissiaieu in
with headquarters nt Huron, S. D. It Is ho victories of the last two years, was
said that Hello Tlalno may ho only tho iormaaen Dy ms uocior 10 iaKe part in tnis
temporary headquarters of tho new division, year's contest and Dudley-Ward succeeded
Mr Snnhnrn l ,i son nf Shorburn Sanborn. t his office. Tho thrco new mcn In tho
nFslstant general manager for tho Chicago boat had gained a good deal of experience
& Northwestern. D' taxing pari in contests ai mo. itenicy
rogatta ami on tno wnoio tne uamrjriuga
Itnllronil I'.xtenslonn I'rohnhle. crew, coached chiefly by the old blue, S.
SIOUX CITV, March 31. (Special.) I D. Muttlobury, was a combination of wcil-
Thoro seems to be little doubt that the tried and well-trained oarsmen, with tho
on 11 tree, spreading from tho twig to the
unincn,. limit tne entire trunk Is sur
rounded. The longer tho disease Is allowed
to grow the more dlfllcult It becomes to
save the trunk.
Nervous Debility Is n dlfeate of the nerv
ous system, produced from the exhaustive
condition of the nerve force or vital energv.
NprVOlla flf'Mlltl' nlYnta .llrfn.,
In illlTnrmit iitivi , the wnv for eonsumntlnn. thrnnt. llvnr
rnnnnt h minllnil in .mv i,.-', rJ.,.', i.. ' ney, hlndder and all constitutional unit In.
exjierient'eu pnysicians not sKllleil In tho 1 ,, iuju iuihuu', nsiuin aim
treatment of nrlvate iIImmko i,ui,i i, piles treated far in advance of nni- instltu-
shunned. Oftentimes as much harm Is tlmi ,no country.
lone In Impropt-rly treating cases as with QHDTIIDC Qulcklv cured without the
ho disease tsc f. NVrvnus rlehllltv rni,lta nUrlllKI" ,..i ' -
from overstudy. overwork, neglect of the without detention from business. A paln-
,.i,iii ")"""''.' 111 ".one oi living, less, sure and permanent cure,
nd especially from overtaxing lh.. ,.,.nor.
atlve organs, constipation, night emissions, PRIVATF fllFAF Stricture, infiain.
loss of vital power, causing seminal losses. I "I tnlL UIOLHOLO m a t I o n . dls
weakness of hodv nml tirnin oi..iocU.e charges, etc.. which. If nee eeted or Im.
despondency, loss of memory, confusion of i properly tteated. wreck the system nnd
ideas, specks before the eyes. lassitude. Ian- I loa(1 to 1illnc' disease, permanently cured.
HEAD
UEAQT Palpitation; Irregular pulsation;
nuHnl valvular diseases: weak nnd fatty
henrt; dropsy and rheumatism of the heart;
languid circulation, etc.
k'lnWCVQ lntlammatlon of the kidneys,
MUllLI O Hrlght's disease, diabetes, con
gestion of the kidneys, uraemia, gravel
stone, nil sclentllleally and successfully
treated hy this combined electro-medical
treatment.
Rl AnnER Inllammntlnn. eystltls, cys-
ULnuuuii tnrrli
rrhoea. cntarrh of the blad
der. Theso distressing symptoms Invntla
bly yield to our system of combined treatment.
ltor. irloomlness rlnnrnattlnn nf unlrltu nt.nr.
Ion to society, lack nf rnnlldnncn n'nln In
the hack, loins and klilnevH. 11 tl il in nhc
other distressing symptoms, unfitting ono
ior sniiiy, iiiisiness or enjoyment of life
WHITF V y.ou cnnll0t CiX 1 ftt 'h' onlcr A personal visit Is nlways to be preferred, hut for
J.?.!!1!:.1 uc,0,r,,, of tho State Kiectro-Medlcal Institute have developed a system of Klectro-?
entirely successful, by means of which thousands who were unablo to call at the ofllco hnve I
OUR S. E. M. I, ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
ior iuriner particulars before purchasing.
Croat Northern Is looking for an opening great advantago of having flvo oars that
Into tho Illack Hills country. It Is now had pulled together last year over the same
definitely known thnt the Northern has a I course.
corps of surveyors In tho field, working from On tho other hand, Oxford had only two
O'Neill to Alliance, Neb. This goes to show old "blues" Tompklnson and Johnstone,
that tho Northern Is figuring on nn extension Moreover, they had suffered from chango
of tho Sioux City & Western to this point Bni disintegration sufllclent to dishearten
nnd there it would connect with the Bur- tho pluckiest lot of men. First of all, W.
llngton, running to tho Dlack Hills country a. L. Fletcher, supposed to bo one of 'the
nnd tho new lino running eastward from best coaches In England, was obliged to
leavo hla crew to gd to the front with tho
Imperial Yeomanry.
Denver.
Inerrnie In Hop; Receipts.
SIOUX CITV, March 31. (Special Tel
egram.) Receipts of hogs In Sioux City for
tho month of March show an aggregnte of
fi'.OOO, ns compared with 40,700 a year ago.
This Is an Increase of 63 per cent. So far
this year almost 197,000 hogs have been re
ELLIOTT IS BEATEN AGAIN
Crosby nf Illinois Kill Ninety-Seven
II I r lis tn the Mlaaonrtnn'n
N'lnety-Tliree.
celvod In Sioux City, or 78,000 moro than
may vote at tho primaries of another party, J tho first three months of last year.
CURES WEAK MEN FREE.
Today
Send Name and Address
Have it Free and Be
Vigorous for Life.
Strong
-You Can
and
INSURES LOVE AND A HAPPY HOME.
NEW YOniv, March 31. AV. B. Crosby of
O'Fallon, III., defeated J. A. R. Elliott of
Kansas City In n 100-blrd match at Inter
state park, Ij. I., today, by a score of 97 to
93.
The match was for tho Review medal and
J100 a side. Tho birds wero a good lot, nil
copper color, union says ne nnn naruer
birds In tho first nart of the match and had
a little the worso of the luck throughout.
Both men shot in excellent form, nut tney
were somewhnt handicapped by a stiff
breeze, which helped the birds materially.
Tho llrst misses wero mado by Elliott, who
lost both his second nnd tniru nirus. tie
killed twenty-threo out of the first twenty
live, while Crosby made his first twenty
tlvo straight. Crosby's first miss was In
tho fortieth round. Tho bird was a rlsht
quartering driver tnai got awny irom mm.
Kllott lost ono inrii in tne second iweniy
llve, ns did Crosby.
In tho third twenty-five Crosby lost two
and Elliott three. Both men shot well In
tho last quarter of tho mntch. Crosby kill
ing twenty-llvo birds nnd Ellott twenty-four.
SIIOOTINO TOUIINAMKNT THIS WKEIC,
yet called for birds. Sterling Elliott, pub
lisher of tho Bulletin, Is ready to bid again
and other aspiring publlshera aro said to
bo anxious to secure tho prize. In nil prob
nbillty tho specifications will call for a
monthly magazlno and ono to be published
nt a low price. A first-class monthly, printed
well, on good paper, would bo an attractive
feature to the leaguo membership and would
doubtless bo tho means of drawing many
members to tho organization. -
Thero will be two European toum under
tho auspices, of tho League of American
Wheelmen this year. Tho Paris exposition
Is proving so stroni an attraction for wheel
men that one Fupplrimentary tour hns proved
Insufficient, so n second has been decided
upon by tho leaguo officials. The flrnt will
leave New York on May B and the Inttcr on
July 7. Tho' second will start on tho
steamer Potsdam, tho newest and largest
ship of tho Holland lino. F. A. Elwell of
Portland, Mo., will bo tho tourmastcr and
will furnish all Information to these Interested.
Most of the racing men are preparing to go
to Louisville to do their spring training and
In another week thero will be a colony of
them thero. Bald has tnado definite plans
to bo one of tho number. Jimmy Michael Is
now nt work In a gymnasium and says that
ho will remain in New York until the sea
son opens. Slovens and McFarland wero
to leave San Francisco for Louisville last
week, rhllndelphla has an Interesting group
of tho circuit chasers who are pegging away
at handball, wrestling and boxing nt the
Pythian A. C. Theso nro Bobby Thomp
son and Archie McEachrcn, tho Canadians;
Fred Sims, tho former Intercollegiate cham
plon, and August Mertcna, tho five-mile
champion of '97. They, too, will go to tho
Loulsvlllo track. Sims had retired, but he
got tho fever again and refused a position
with a railroad In favor of tho path. In his
opinion thero will be many new men and a
lot of old-timers in tho field this season.
McEachren sayo that he will fight to retain
his tltlo of tho unpaccd champion and will
also lido In paced races.
In tho present evenly matched struggle
between tho trust and the Independent
makers, between whom thero 13 almost an
equal division of the total output, tho dealer
Is playing tho rolo thnt will ultimately do-
l'drnicler, fillhert, Mlllott nil it Others
to Tiikc I'nrt.
NEW YORK. Mnrch 31. By fur the big
gest pigeon shooting tournament In tho
u'nrld. the CJrand American hand can. will
ho decided next week at tho new grounds cldo tho fate of ono side or tho other. The
of the Interstate association, near Queens, j Independents seem to havo the better of
Ivong Island. Over 200 of tho best wing , tho bi,tUo so far ln tho establishment of
aff,Kt.flnT. icpou; for investigation shows that
event and during tno weeK over v).m i oniy one-iniru oi mo ucaicrs are pinning
pigeons will ne trapped, 'inn year tno their exclusivo faith to tho trust makes
western snooiers navu noi i i-sjiunuiu nn . ,,.. ., ty. -nmnimtlvn u-ilw
liberally ns usual and tho result Is the As a matter of fact the comparative sales
entry list has fallen to SOS, which is still
next to mo Diggcsi cniry nsi on record.
Of tne more prominent entries t. a.
Marshall of Kcltnshurg, 111., who has won
tho event twice, ts handicapped at tnirty
seem tn bo following tno comparison o
agencies; for the leading Independent mak
ers havo established more ngencics and re
celved moro orders than In any year when
ono yards, his companions on the back mark ' they wcro competing In tho open market
belnir Cantaln Barker. W. H. Crosby. J. A.
R, Elliott and Fred Gilbert. Of the other
professionals E. D. Fulford. F. S, Parme
leo nnd R, O. Helkes are placed at thirty
yards; C. W. Budd and J. R. Dledy shoot
nt twenty-nlno yards and T. W. Murphy at
tweniy-eigni yaras,
There nro two women shooters In tho list,
Annie Oaklev of Nutley, N. J., who Is
handicapped at twenty-six yards, nnd Mrs.
Johnson of 'Minneapolis, who will shout
trom tno tweniy-nvc-ynrii mant.
Hrntilt on tin- It mini n it Truck.
LITTLE ROCK. March 31. This was tho
last day of tho Arkansas City Jockey club's
meeting unit tno nttcudauco was compara
tively small. Many of the horses have been
shliipcd to Memphis. Results:
First race, selling. Ilvo and a half fur-
tones: Alice Collin won. Belle of Erin sec
ond, Borden third. Time: 1:10.
second raco. selling. live nnd n Half iur-
longn: The Light won, Martin Duko sec
ond, sir maze third. Time: i:uu-)i.
with tho trust concerns boforo their com
blnntion Into the so-called bicycle trust
A Chicago cyalo trado paper has been In
vestigating by correspondence tho propor
tion of dealers handling the various bicycle
trust lines exclusively to thoso Including
tho Independent makes ln their offerings to
riders. Nearly 500 replies havo been re
celved so far, and these show two dealers
handling Independent makes to ono sticking
to trust bicycles exclusively.
L. W. KNAI'P, M. n.
How any man may quickly euro himself
after years of Hiifferlns from sexual wenU
ness, lost vitality, night losses, varicocele,
etc., and enlarge small, wtiili organs to full
sue and vigor. nimpiy seuu your iiaiiiu
and address to Dr. I.. W. K'napp, 1321 Hull 1 Strength ami vigor have completely re
eoniDletely braced me up. I nm Just ns
vigorous as when it noy nnn you cannot
realize how nappy l am.
"near Sir Your method worked beauti
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nu. linimit Mini., nnn m win iziainv
send tho free receipt with "nil dlivclnnK so
that any mnn may easily eurv himself at
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generosity: ,
"Pear Sir-Please accent my sincere
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irlven your treatment a thorough test and
the bcnetlt haa been extraordlnuiy. It has
turned and enlargement Is entirely until-
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near Sir Yours wns received and I had
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to weak men. 1 am greatly Improved ln
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All corres.iiomlence is slrlrtly confidential,
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every man to have It.
slvo third. Tlmo: 1;30,
Damocles won In 1 :32?4,
Fourth racei selling, ono mile: Lnuronte
won, High Jinks second, Cheeso Straw
third, 'time: 1:12,
Fifth race, selling, fix furlongs: Freo
Hand won, Insurrection second, Dutch
Comedian third. Tlmo: 1:15,4.
Sixth race, ono mile, nnd a sixteenth;
Bonnie lone won, Dramburg second, Ha
mlro II third. Time; l:Sli.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 31. Weather
clear; track fnst. Oakland result-:
First race, one mile, selling: My Uypsy
won, Preatomo second, Sorrow third. Time;
1
Second race, nine-sixteenths of a mile,
3-year-olds, purse: Sofala won. Impromptu
second, Combermcrle third. Time: 0:S5i.
Third race, six furlongs, selling; Head
water won. Sly second, Mountebank third.
Time: l:H'i.
Fourth race, four miles, Thornton stakes;
Fistula n u l
n 1 I o s fhrrn.
orrholrls. lntnrmil nr nrnlnwllni- ll.Oilm- v
eorlntlonn, etc.. positively cured without ' I IVFR.-PI PCM A dlseaso of the. liver,
the use of knife. , LI V un"' 'OlLLLlI Jaundice. scirrlius.
gallstone, congestion und all organic and
P ATA Dull Which tiolsons the breath. 1 functional disorders. bowels, ilhirlincu.
UHIHI1I1I1 slnmaeh and Iuiiks and naves dysentery. Inflammation and nil nervnim
ano renex disorders; rheumatism.
QTflMAP.U Catarrh, ulceration and dys
OIUITIHUn pepsin. Indigestion weak
ness, pain and fullness nfter cntlng; heart
burn, etc.
DISEASES OF WOMEN K-Vtt
success which has attended our efforts In
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neuralgia, dullness of vision, smarting pain
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leiicorrhoea or whites nnd other complaints
which often result In great pros ration and
nervousness.
Neuralgia, sick, nervous or eon
cestlve headache: dull, full fiellnir
at the base of the brain; loss of memory
dizziness, Softening of tho brain j tumors,
and eczema of scalp.
those who are linnhle tn rail. Mm
Medical Home Treatment that Is
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lie Only Electro Medical Institute in Nebraska, Open from 8 a, m. to 8 p, m, daily: Sunday, 10 to I p, m,
that country tho same position the Leaguo
of American Wheelmen tries to fill In
America. Tho track Is three laps to a
kilometer, of cement and very fast, Races
aro hold eycry Sunday, The second-class
riders receive purses from $50 to $75, tho
first-class riders from $7G to 1200, and a
Brassard raco takes place every two weeks,
This pays $150 to the holder every two
weeks. Schock says there are some motor
cycles In use, but that an American mlddla-
dlstanco rider could make a hit there.
Mrs. Slary Easton, M. D., who has had
eight years oxpcrlenco as a bicycle rider.
contributes to an eastern publication her ob
servations on tho henlthfulnes of bicycle
riding, together with somo advice to women
riders. ."Do not nttempt," she says, "to
rival tho prowess of others who aro In a
better physical condition than yourself.
Mako your own pace, and make that pace
a comfortable Jog If you would get the best
effects of cycling. Never try to ride up too
steep a hill, Adopt the anklo motion, It Is
moro graceful and beneficial, and It takes
away tho heavy thrust motion, which Is re
sponsible for a great deal of strain. Deli
cate girls should never talk while riding.
It congests tho head and takes away a great
deal of the good of the exercise.
"Ono should bo very careful on dismount
ing not to stand In a draught. On return
ing from tho rldo tho underclothing should
bo removed at once, then a spongo or plunge
bath would bo found very beneficial nnd re
freshing, A rub with alcohol or witch hazel
and a hot drink will expel any feeling of
fatigue. A short nap is bIbo good.
'Tho benellclal effects of cycling cannot
bo too highly spoken of. Many ailments
can bo cured by Judicious bicycle riding.
All nervous troubles, torpid liver, anaemia
and chronic rhoumatlsm; In fact, thorc U no
chronic ailment so sovere that the persistent
riding of a blcyclo will not effect a euro or
palliate. The dally ride Is a great thing
nnd If a cold bath Is taken directly after
ward It will bo found to havo a salutary
effect. I havo only to recite the experience
of two acquaintances to prove this. Both
took to cycling at tho eamo time nnd us:d
to cycle in eath other's company. They rode
for ono hour each morning, and in tnai time
covered ton miles. In threo weeks dlie of
tho women who was quite stout lost eight
pounds, whllo tho other, who is Inclined to
thlnnews, took on tnrco pounds, mis
merely proves what different effects may
grow out of Judicious bicycle exercise."
Albert Schock, the , veteran long-dlstanco
champion cyclist, returned from South
America a few days ago. Schosk left New
York ln November for Brazil In company
with Charllo Hadfleld, and after reaching
Rio de Jnnelro they found the racing was
going on at Buenos Ayres. This Is 1,200
V.."r",""".W-:. 'i . :5Et:. t, 'miles sail from Ulo. Schosk was forced to
nil 14 i nt V rttiiiiiirii nviun iuii'iiinn k,ji , , .
Bud and Damocles run a dead hent, AUu- carry iiaoneiu aiong wun mm . m
..I... flA. 1 ,Wl 1.. T....,-r i . 1 1 .1 . IliiAnna Aura
4iJ!iT. Ill IIIU u..-,,fc OeilSC. ailU WilUII lliuy luuuouu liuviiua
lt was to nnd singroasi, tno Italian riner.
and n team of French rnclng men there
nnd riding strong. Hadfleld was nonplussoi
and nfter ten days of training refused to
ride against tho foreigners. Ho sold his
wheel for $10 gold and, returning to Itlo, ho
shtnnnil. so It Is Kunnoscil. on a cattle
steamer tn "Liverpool, enrouto to Iondon. i
Schock was to havo managed Hadfieiu in
races against horses, and ho remained nbaut
eighteen days and then returned to New
York. Schock sayH that Buenos Ayres Is a
live cycling portion of our world. Thero Is
a club that conducts tho eement track und Is
Immensely wealthy. The authorities tax all
cyclists $5 a year, and turn tho money over
to the club, which is supposed to fulfill In
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