'I
Til 12 OIK AH A I3AJLT UKKi Til TUSH A V, (K'TOHEIJ If, 1!)U0.
TIMELY IIITTlXi; WINS OUT
Io:lon Oalbats tha Quakers, but Lotaa tha
Qani'j Just the Samo.
ERRORS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR RESULTS
Sim en liinltiics HihiiirIi Wet GrotimU
KlMltllT II Impossible III I'lll)' til
liltlicr tin- toil Villi, or
Hi iiiiUI) ii ,1'urli.
Philadelphia, o-t. io.i'htiaariphi
defeated lloston this afternoon ly timely
hit tint;. The weather wis cold anji dis
agreeable. Attendance. 1.50. Scori!:
I'llll.ADKIJ'Ill.t. I IKUTON
II II A i: It l!.f) K tt
T .mm. If. 0 0 1 1 Ollnrrv, If .. 0 0 : 0 0
i .iK.". if... I 1 I 0 V t-di,', n. . 0 I 2 3 1
I . k. rf .110 0" iVIII"-. Sh 0 0 I 1 I
'i ! lb. . 6 1 S 0 0Tnney. it), till"
A', fu I'd. r. I 0 2 2 OMahl, tt.-. 1 I i 0 u
tt . i n. !b I I 1 M it) ..list '
I". int., 1h .113 1 0 i.itrr. cf .. 4 I I 1
c'ri.ri. .0039 I c ark. o . " 1 I 4 0
Ortli. 0 1 1 I OIx-wls, p.... 0 0 2 4 "
Tututa .. S
? ii U 1 T..ili .2 ' :i '
1
I'll,' i.V'i'hU ..
lillS'Otl . . ..
Kerned runs:
Tbi-e-l.aHe hii:
I.r-t in I n...s.
l I o ii : ii m n
oooniouu o z
linladolphio, 1. Hilton. 1
tmlmi. Home r.in. litok
phii.HiMii iii i. . H' 'tti t
H'n "N tiiuwn Tlmrtmi. Ortli Ii' iili tOuy
C'r i . lo Hu an in I'hlles First busy on
cm on Philadelphia, I, Huston, 1. first
bu in hull' off Lewis :, off O. Ui. 1. HI
by inteli-d bull Hj t.owii I. Struck nut:
Iiy I. win, t, hy orlh. I Time: 1.15. I'm
P" Hurst.
li) iDKl.YN. o. ( M New York-Drunk-1
Vli nam" postponed- wet gro'in.ls.
MIllllllllIK of b" Teillll.
Pln'ed Won. IOit.
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4J1 I
DULL DAY AT MORRIS PARK
Suiull Crimil or 'I'M i) iiluilMilid DI.s
appoltit.'il l)j Ovcrdiroiv i(
I'm utiles..
NHW yoilK. Hit I'l.-lt wns fob! and
Id. .ik ut Murrlii park today nnl thort Win
llttl. In tlii! r;i( 'iik t. enliven matters. Nut
mor- ttiia.ii J.Ojii pTtoiri tVoi' in .illcnd.'i'tc
uul tin- truk win I"W mid Imbllng. Only
oii. fixture wan dc-ldt-d, t tic MoOrathlunn
luki"). with millng ouiiiIUIuph, mill nn'
four fucixl tliii HtiirtiT MIrm llnroviT Witu
a Ii'it inMiriti'. pl.iv ! iiiiwn from i ui 1 to
evil iiiunov, but it(H..ni.l .lir wrfH Ikth u!
th- ml S'l.iw i iii I (I not u.l b'.r Into lr
trlil.- at ilio Htnrt itml but thrw or
four li'iiKtbi. wliu-li Him tun iinn-b to ni'ik
uii wIumi hIii koi ilnwn to riiollig. dieuil
was .IT f liiii j hI li f.ilrly r' olliHl in
th" "ms "'"I won r!iverly liv ii lenic'li nnJ
a liiilf Ktnnko ki-pt up to tin. IimuI of the
tivt h. hit tli.i sioppcil limlly nuil wii.m n
bud ihlnl i 'iir.ii i nrli1 won tin- llith. n.tn
Inr mi lb'" wtr.it. h wlmii Hrtlpuih Htoppfil
urn! Hrlnk look Hi" last mi'iit. bi'atlnu At-:
fiiU" ,i liitijib aftor a hard drlv-. Hum
miirlis: Kl't nur. Htfi'iilni'hnsi-, about two mlVa
m-ll'iiK. 'rumor. MJ ii". tjr'tn. 2 to 1, wnii;
CI i.,rni.r Iitnll. I.VI iHurri, I j tu I uml i to
1. ii.Mnml. Ilnby Illlt. IM (Imytotn. S t- 5,
third. Tlmr. l oj. fiwaWsn. i'uptulii ricr
n.nl uml Mull HimpKon nlfo run.
floi'otid r.ioi. hIx furlmiKB. Clnr"y Ili'rr
rmn. 121 iHtitlmiitn. 1.3 to R. won; Lady
H' horr, 12'i (Hnrnp). :t to I and nvrn second ;
C. Mirrov. tin (i) Column. 6 to , third. Time:
1 !,'. Mldsiimim r. Ht. Flim.in ui'd lilurnoy
file it.' also ran.
Third rai'. McUmthlana stnkoH. woven
fiir'onnii. .iidllni;- nriad. IN I Medio). 3 to
1. win; M!wi Ilaiiovor. bV) (Shawl, even and
1 to X Koeond; Htnok.v b (( ) Connor', t to I
third. Tlmo. 1 ..'.. I lor I-iidynlilp also
ran-
Fourth rnro, sovon fiirlonKt, sollltiR: lloll
Inic ltoor. 112 (11. Wlllliimii, 1 to 1. won;
Thn Golden I'llneo. 102 (Hurns). 12 to 1 ntnl 5
lo 1, second: Kllllonulro, lf," (llonryi. to 1,
third. Tim." I .!!.. Qui en Curnlval.
l.atnhkln, (llnkl. Italloon. fi'titrv Martaret
llofrnian. Kr.ink Mull. I'lnlerlrh. About,
I'll 'mi, 1'nvton and linhot kIco ran
Fifth raee. ono mil.-- Cirb inrlo 113 IMr.
Clio), f, to 2 won. liidpnth. 12Ti (Tl'iirvi 4
to fi and out. Htvnm, lroipiols Hello, 117
(O'Connor). 1 lo 1, th'rd. Time- Ml'.
fltxill nro ono mile and a Sixteenth:
Ilrlfik. 10.1 (O'Connnri. I t 1. won. A'k...
109 (MoCuoV 5 to 2 and even, seioivl, Oteft.
P1 I8lrw), I to I. third Tlrn 1.49. Hul
ford. Tim (lalney. TouhIoii and Lucky Hlrd
al.so ran.
ltPNiilti lit St. I.nnl.
HT. l.OIMM, net. 10. Knvurllfri, n-eond
rholcoM and outNlilnni Hplit tho i urd even'
lit Klnloeh tiurk to-la1' The prusTatn wai
an oxeolb-nt ono .ind drnw ii hie erowd. tin--wlthHtandlnu
the rh.lly ntmosphere. Truck
Kood. Humtmirles'
Ftrat rare. Iivo and a half furlonni. purH.
I-voar-oldn: lilo. '"I 'Muyi 9 to S, woir
Klin? ltalne. 10 ( Ha l ilntfori, S to S, ("ocon!;
Plnfl, 101 ('iMorstrundi. 5 to 1, third.
Time- 1:"S Puke Ahull. Kohodulo. Muliii'i
und P'ruto'd D.i'iurhtor ii'sn run
Sooond rnro, llv.' and a h.i'f furlonH
purne: Frank Hell. Ill ( D.milnli'k). t to 1
win, Unih'ot. Irtl K'oSurni. II to D, m'o
otnl, fln'd d'Or. H'7 iW.'il lircrumll. 'I to ,ri
third. Tlmo: I 'i(. riitrnohw alo rnn.
Third raee. lelllne. one mile Ht Worn!
lot iIoni'nli'ki ' to 1. won. Jm-k Adlp. 101
()..)... rimmi 3 to 1 "erolid; Mddl."onie. 101
fCochran). .1 to 1. third. Time; 1:1.. Tom
(llltliore. Klitht Itel'i 'I'll It'nl mid lO'iHtoln
iiIpo ran. Annlo i)lilll"!.l win rut down.
Fourth rai'o. on" inllo and a nirter ovo
llvo hurdlei: rnlvnrvitv. 132 d'ortor). 2'J, to
t "'on; ilumi'i. rr? (t.r irii). in to i, m. uml
Wlt'lo 1'rlre. ir. iH.lteri. I'l to 1. Ihlrd
Tlmo: 2-hiu,. inddlor III alo ran. Wry
I .it'll t Val'd and linn, l.nlt. tor foil.
Fifth race, pelltni: one inMe and nn
Plthth- John ll.iker '.' ilioinlntelo. 9 to 2
won; llnvlland. M (K. Mat'- wV 7 lo 1,
Hoinind; Ida l.ivl'ord 1" i.l Waldo), 3 lo 1,
third Time: I'M l'ana IIhitv ulo run.
Sixth nw piirwo, hIx furlomiH: Bvnv
107 (Hohortnoni, 2 to 1. won: Mnter Mi-I
ir, 111 (Itailintor). ti to 1. n'oon l. PliiThl"
1M (Wnblerstrand). IS to 1 tlir.i Tlm
1 144. Follv Hard I.ovIiit Cup lluiiKarlan
and W. J. llaker nlm ran.
HorurN (in IIovtii In Sleeplrolimo,
CIIICAOO. (let. II) Two hot ne---Frond
and Lord Che'to'Oo'.i -'.M In ib- "tee; i...
ohno todnv Ht M i''"ti nn.) "" .
rider of Lord Cheatertl.'id. belnt? bnd'y
br lUml bv bo'ni; tr'inr'liil nn n othe
li.irrH In the rare. Snmniitr' :
Flint rare, llvo firloiiKH: ("!uoiiwork, IP
TIIK HK;I!T I UIMJ.
A Ximv Catarrh Curt, Which I"
pldly CtiiuliiK (o the I'roul.
ltn
For Hovoral yoari, Kucalyptol, Oimlcol
mid Ilydraatiii lmvu boen i.t.nlzfd na
btandanl nmodieii (or cutnrrhal troubloB,
but they have, aluaya bo u kImii hrpara my
und only very rccmtl, an iukimiI' ua ihom
Imi succoedrd In comb ui in; ilum, lowo.lior
vith other aiitliopibs Ini i a pU-usnnt, f
feitlvo tablet.
liruci;ijiH sflll I ho remedy under the
niinm of Stuart's Catnrih Tabids and It
ban met wit Ii rtmurkablo sui-ceus lu tho
euro of iiHRnl catnr.h, bruneblnl uti I ihrat
ru'unh and in catarrh of tho Btoaiavh
Mr. F. N. Hcnlun, whoso siddrieB ib care
of cinik llotiHe. Troy. N. Y.. suys: Whon I
iiir. up agiitnai anything that Is good 1
l.kr. to tell people i f It. 1 uuvc been
tr. ublcd with rniarrh inoro rr bus for sumo
tine, l.nst winter more ban ncr. T.iod
rurrul no-culled euros, but 1.J not Rit
uny benrflt from thorn. About six wo ks
up.' I bought u SO con' box of H nurt i
Cnuiirh Tablets and I atn glad to s.iy t h n t
C ' lnvo done Mretido'B for me nd 1 do
not hcHltatu to lot all my frlfudu Kiuw
thai Stu.irt'H Catarrh Tablets uro tho right
tiling.
Mr. dec). J. C.isnnnva of Hotel Orlfton,
Wmt Slh Htnel. New York City, wrt's: I
hnvo rominenced us tn? snuff Ctnrrh
InblelM nnd alrcndy they luve nivon mo
Ix'ttrr results than any caurrrh cure I
hilto eer tiled
A leading physltlan of I'lttuburg ndvises
tho use of Stuart's Cntnrrrh Tablou lu
preference to any other treatment fur
catarrh of the head, thrnnt or sionuch.
Ho claims they are lur suprrtT to li.hl
ers. salves, lotions tr prwrter, and are
n.uch mere convenient and pleiunt to take
and nre so harmless that llttla children
(nkr them with hearth, us they contain uo
pp cle, cocaine rr unv polfinu drm.
All druRglsts sell Huart" Catarrh Tab
loin at SO cents for full sired pa Vaxn am
th-y nre prsbably lh aafrst and m Ht re
liable cure lor any form of catarrh.
Cnrl.y, 1",
il'jii'ei. c iu l hii'imd. Kriinwrcaih
ir, .
Martlm, to .', tiiinl Time. l.oi. Kp,
Ailei.o Abbott Fonn, Ida V, Mary Moor',
l air Oltt. Nlbbler and l.udy Fort mo Tel
ler al.o rnn
Second rnro. ono mile and nn eighth'
Molo, l"t' (I)iiiffi, 6 lo i, won. Hill H.tr-r.-it.
9' Itiinmp)). 4 to I, feiond, Hberhnrt.
109 (D'-v. . o to I. third 'Jlme: I ...2-0
.N'uttle Itetfent, llitnfsh unit llxpul'.cd also
ran.
'Ihird rare, steepleihiiro, nhort roortie
Ci.riuiatun, I4k (llmistoiii, .' to 2, won, Whir
N.xl. UI i Kgf r..n i. 1 to 1, secoiu,
Nb hola. li ti. Il'ii M to I. (bird. I itu :
3 l Mll. r Uiifi'.ap atul M ri h.o alio rni.
Halo ltob.ru and Mull I'.ar milled up.
Fi ml and 1.. rd r'hi-ntor.'b Id tell.
K irth r . ci..- m An l "unity yard:
PremrS'ir. 107 (J Martini, I to 1, won; Ills.
Hi. ..I. ... imiiui . .. id .o 2, nccotio, M.. e
tlrmvi', 1 J i i Knmh'i. cl'n. lb rd. TIM.
I '.'.. Mill.. cult- and Van Huorcbcke ali
Tan.
i Kth raro nvit and a Jmlf fiirlottui
fl Ink, It" iDilpe"), 9 to 6, won; Koliff
, '! ' Villi 1."i to 1, "I Oil), I I"
ltamra. 103 (Tally), to 1, third. T.iiil'.
1 -.. , . ..ir. Aii'i - liini, vj i.i. i r
baik 'lundy M.tn Benox Olorl.i. Itr. ictn
St. KJim, ltowlund l'rlnce und Wall nltio
. .i
K.xth rnc, rttp mile and n nlxlecnth.
"li.og. 'it...or. HI (J. Martin), 3 to i w .n
lln'ii'.f, !! iH.insotni, iV) ui 1, Hi'iotni; Ato
W i H.i. Ii.in.tu i. to 1. th.rd. Tltnu. 1 r 2-fi
Did t-'ltclf. Mtlic P.'Utr. HrnnliT Tl.o ,ip
nn. i.Mitr -ih l.irkir. Hi'' l'rnthor. Ii
frlider II II,. I Mike, JO" Shelby, Hid I'li.'t
und ',tta."tri ( h also tan.
four racf'sTt "Lexington
All bill (lie '.ills Trut, Wbli'li MnuiRi'r
A Iiik, Arc Till, en In .MrnlKht
llrHlx,
LKXlNOT'iN, Ky. Oct. 10. -The weather
wan cool ami plfti'-HUt toilay and a ..o
crowd sar the thick. Ths Iraek wjh In
thnt-rl;t Fh.i". but tin' c'asH of hoie,
Unit Maitcl !ld i oi ihow mm h nic;d. Th
caid had four events. Inciudini; the un
l.iilsh'.l I' 18 tri I. wh.ih was laid over s
t.-r.li.y u.'t-r two hentH each had been won
by Slr.i'iKiT und Wntibun and ono by Mol i
Thise heat winners appeareil (or the wnf .
tu.lay fc i I th Hint brut win Won by Mmn
In -M l3!. 'A a il. .in accond and Strung r
third Pit Stranger went out and atil
fuat thri.uh tho stretch und won the ie
i i. i. lid tho r.ice III '.'ll.i'ir. With HpU'd
t i ;ure.
i tH paco was raslly won In straight
h.'i ht Will I-ovbtirn.
i he 1-ntirky stakes, JZ.nei), rnr 3-ycar-ild
tri.tliri. was uIko ii etralgh' h'.it af
fair nnd wns won by K'nmi winter, the
fay Jiuichiirof Direi mm.
Th. 2:24 trot wae a if 11 1 to f.'rlto, who won
i li plea.-!!. The litit h -af WU8 p.ll'e I
r to keep trom distant-Inn Fred C, who
Wat left behind In u brcuk. Summaries.
2:03 pace. Il.ld"
V ill Ij vlnirn hlk. h . 1V Wilton (Car
i.v'itori l
1
3
3
4
ll8
(IS
B.dney Pointer, b. h. IK t'y) 2
N o II. hr. h (MeLauuli lnv 7
Flirt, blk n.. ilb-nnlcki 3
bid. eh i. (Uenuoi
Mu!i r M'.ucoWd- 1 r. h (McMalnn)..ri
Aruettn. ch. h. (D. WINon) 0
Time- 2.1DV 2.U. 8.101,.
The k -ii Mit ky Btahca. a-yoar-old trottero,
purse J'J.ijoo:
i:m i t W ntrr. b. f.. by Directum (Jle
l.uuirh'ln)
I.ftdv Thlb, blk. t. (Ileal)
l.nio It. co. b. c. dvirbyi
Time: 2:17V,. M3'i.
2:' i l.i.n, tr"iilni, purse J50A:
Crlto, b. h . by Fulmont (Fletnlnif).
! ri i", n. ir. istctinrvey i
Lord I.inton. en b (Ft wrt
Time; n.pj i!:itii,. j;ii,
2:1S Itot. ptitue il.OR) (flvu heats yester
day):
SlrntiBor, Ii. r., by lint-toll
V. Ilkos (Kvaiia)
1 1
Wniibun, r. k. (Curtis).... 3
Molo, l. v (Pelllnjer).... 1
Millard S.um.Ier.", b. (;.
0 U
(Merrllloldi 4
4 ro
Mladii. Ii. m. (Mlddloion). . ti
Newton A, br it. Ander
son i 5
I (In
Ciold I .ncc, br. (Thorn-
ai ds
Time: 2:13'i. 2:1IM., 2:15V-. 2.1SU
2:10.
2.llj. S:lf5.
I'rennrc fur Tent (Jimiio.
IOWA CITY. It.. Del 10 (Snerlal.)-In
tho p.nmo with Simpon colleKe the comlni
i riouv tne toot Dan team win nave im
llrst real to.it The icul: will 'ljere'oi-'j
be watched wllh Rn-at IntTest Th" la:co
scnrcn miido In the two iirimos alrenclv
played can . arcely be taken as u truo
crlterl'jn of the real strength of the t-!itn
Tho l'ppor inwa and tho State Normal
tin wire urptl."lni:lv wtiik and were .o
because thov hd b'oii In Iralnlnit but .1
short time b.-foio thi-y mnt Iowa
It i an hcnrcelv be raid that Iowa a de
fense hasi beoo tcs ed this yi nr. That no
score has been made afininst the team tH't
year inny bo duo to tho fad mat tin
oiipolnjr team peldom Iihs been In (ihi.
r.lnn of the ball Tin- two name:) played
hero have 'onrlst.'-d Inriii-ly of offcn'lve
work on the part of tho Inwa 'ca n. Next
Fi'ldiy tq iienic will be tested poshlblv to
tho limit. Conch Co'dren of t-'impon ha"
b.-cii cdiicuU-d tn tho Pi in sylvdtna t:i ' 1
at.l the cuntet Frldny w'll Pe a siruSK'o
bi'tw-n-n tennis well ucipialnte.1 with tlu:
stylo of pluy ll.elr oppiuionta will employ.
(".hiikIih; Aloe I ill Lincoln.
LINCOLN. Oct. io (Hiio-Inl Teh itrim.)
Tho runnli.v of Hed liMnv-nd, uw-d bv
H.v Vlrwln of I'tba. Neb., was the fe.it.i o
of the r.i.-ei today .f the Cap tol el'v
CoursliiK club. Units wore e.itro fr oil
Nebraska. Si ulh lhikotii, .Minnesota, ("ail
tnriila, ItiincH and Missouri a' .1 In all
events Hed Diamond was vletur.iniH. Thu
meot will close tomorrow.
Followlnc Is the suminivy of today' J
llllie .'ilcart,t beat Hummer, 5 to I:
MDHs-ln-P ack beat Hen Holt. 4 to 0;
Alice Oniy lit at Hlue Princoss, 4 tn 0.
Moulded Hold belt Hld 'lo Dot lo. I 'o 11,
l.ndv Ulluii-re boat rltoneli'n. S to 4.
Nodlro heat fle'ncr Floux 7 to 4; Jim lt'ver
bent Holhimv, .'I to I; Hed Diamond b at
Wild Out, 7 to 0.
Puppv slates resulted as follows: Om-Pu
beat Prlneeis flrcet dvn-. 3 to 0: Arr a
bout .Maul'iilo. 4 to 2; I'snnv Orell neat
draco (Ireenwiod. 4Vj to 3; Frank tlrctn
bent Lochlr.var. 12 to S.
Taylor Prnlm-H AiiiitIciiii Coif.
NHW YoltK. Oct 10.-J. II. Tay'or. who
w:im vcentlv defeated for. the otien chain
plonshlo bv llarrv Vnrdon on the Wlieaton
I'olf links! sa'Vd this nfteruoon on the
Teutonic. Tavlor Is uolni; linm to take
part In tho UM-Sirrey tournament. He
fnre n.i.lliin h-. sn'd h had found the rni'
stiiii'hir' h'cli -r here than ho had expected
nnd expected to return In the near future
Mnrrliiei Willi lit Clircl'ers.
FOt'TII HDl'N CITY, Nrb . Oct li-(Spe.
ltil.i-.l 11. MoriN-ey of Ibis city, t-'.
iT i'li check.!' p'nyir of northeiit'e-n N
brii'ilta, and W M Flowers of I'hevente
IVjii.. p'ayed a series of ctRhteen ifimei
of el'ec'-ers visterlay The result 'Mi:
Mnrrlssev wop, 7. I'l- wer i, won, I; dr us.
7 These wire the s'mnne't pirnin ever
played by (myope against MorrNfey.
Cootliiill lcii'ls In llrlcr.
At Phllad i hl'irnlverslty of Pennsyl
vanln 3. : Dlckti'sop tol'ece, 0.
At Prlnc-i ni N. J. Prluccon, 20; I'cnn
sylvat.l.i collcire, 0.
At New llasen. Conn. Yale. CO; Hates
colleye. 0.
At Cunibrldpe Cotebrldne S, Amherst 0.
Inilttiie Chii'tPiiucs 1.''1iivii-ii.
Ct FVFI.AND n. (let. l - K'd I.Bv'itne
fnrie. r Mifht iio'nht cham.i'on has .'eel d
tn . h:"eiwe '' 1 tn.r-n In e- i -i
If I pui'iiib, In ih'ciiuii, Mci! vurn hns ox-pres-ed
n svllllnti.ens to meet Lavlpne In
tho rlnij.
Cntli.iltu Yoiiiiv 'ion's liiMlltiilo,
PRNVISn. Colo . 'int. U. "Hie n.C'.iniil
eon'erence of the Oathnlo Yoon' Men's
lrltnto. In oslon here, elected those
offer" todny:
Pu'wrao president. F J. Klerle of Htt
Frepclsco: eonreine eliolaln. A-chMi-bn
n' ii.i'i..i"f in ; flrt (in-'renie '. t
president. P. J Cei'ips of Carhon'nle Pa ;
r.eeond supreme vice pros'. lent. .1 F Anken
)aiur nf cin"(i''tl; sir'oini" soeretarv. J.
M 0"p--len of Poenoke Vn supreme treas
urer, P, J. Cs"snln "f Plttsh'irg.
A T. Rt. Pure of A'nmedn. Cnl , wn
chosen ilo1sr.tt to the meeting of the Fed.
rrrl'-n of C .bo'le foc'etl i I" V w York
on flmiikfiKlvlnp da-- The nitlnnn inc-t-
lnB have been seni'iil bereto'ore, but the.
coiisllt'i'ien n-np n-o"d,il today so Ihul
thn me-tluKs will I' bl-ei.nlal.
lot eioeut. of (loon ii '..m-N ((.. l.
At New YnrkArrveil-K,ilserln Mn'U
Tner.(i, from Hrcncn; Weti-in'nd I on
Antwerp; S' 'tr of Nobris'in '"'in r'l"
u . i ... rtri.l 1 Ami Iam... i . . i , - , ri ,. ,
1 t iven.onl New y,iu fni c n.hi?, ..V.1
VI tora fur Mtiiscire.i; Teut'iilo. f u- Liv.
.rui'ii
riii.n'- Koutbvnrk, fn- A'twerp
V l 8'iuIhumiiton-Arrlvo.l Si l.nuU fr..
V..... A- u -
IU
At IJvornonl Arrived Lake Burertor
fr.."i Mortr'al;. O -, ' ic i r m Ni w Yot1'
Ss'le.l- MaVtlc for Queen t un and Now
Vnrk: lie'ucnlHiid, for iniemistown aid
I'hllndelphla.
Ki 8"UthHinptnn- flil'ed Allef from l)r -n
n. for Cherbourg and New York.
At Hong Koni?-Arrlve I Previotis'y. from
V'ciorla. vh Yokoh ima
At Queenstown -Htil'ed-I.nke Meean'le,
fruin Liverpool, for Q .oboe and Montreal;
Kuxnnla fmm Llverpon'. for noston.
At dlasgo'v -Arrived -cibtrlan. from
PM! aee'phbi. via Bt J' h s
At Pi'ioprf Arrived -Spuarndam, from
rew v -rw -nr ttnternrn.
At II 'Ht-r Arrlvel-l!lhrnlnn, frm
cr -gaw Hoiien nw iingianii, ror Queens
ti w'i und Llvtrpool,
' T Knlitht. t Ii. 1. w..o Ida.
RICHARDS OX WOOL MARKET
Wyoming Governor Places tho Situation in
a Truo Light.
STATEMENTS IN FUSION PAPERS SHOWN UP
Prenciil llriiiiuid fur Wool In Dull llc
t ii line lhrri- Ih I'linslblr Cliioiri'
of llrjnn fill ii lllected nnd
.! li li ii fin-1 ti r r in Hold llncU.
CIIBYKNN'K, Wyo., Oct. 10. (Special. )
A scsrehead n-tlcle pre MrtluK all aorts
cf disaster to tho wool and sheep Industry
rf WyouilliK, which nppcartd In a I) n.er
dally ppur today, cnuius much nmus ment
among Wyoming men who uro cnnnsed In
Iheso IndtiBtrlcs.
Governor Ulohards, who Is one nf tho
Inrse sheep owncr3 of tho state, when
shown the nrllclu said of It:
Tho whole thine Is rldlcjlous nnd silly,
but It Is not new. We hi aril the same
story fojr ytars njo from the democratic
nratorrf who iittiiuped the ctnle then for
HfjHU. Thv told is that the wool biMlnn
whs in the hand" of th" wool trust and tlur
If Mi Kinley was olor te.1 the wholo wool In
dustry would bo wiped out of existence in
WvimiliiK
'I ho wool clip of Wyoming for this year
rttnoiiiited to nVcut 3&.nin,(ii.O potituls. Of
this amount there Is not at the present llm
2,0.)0.0uu po.mds held in the state. At ( ni
l"T wo lme about l,oji,' pound, at
Doutr'as there are about SSo"" pouniW,
tic to Is H'fi.vely anv at linwlliix. Lander
and nth t onl centers. Of course th'-t'o b
ii isldernhle In the liatili of comnl'-.non
mop How much It Is Impossible tn say
it erf ;i Inly not u 'arm. tn rcentaKii of thf
Mtire c'lp Th sates thof Imvo benp mad
'h's year havo been hi rkre ranrln fr""1
1l to 17 eontM per pound. At prerent lb"
.' Tti.tnl f ir vn.l N .'til end for this t-.i-soii:
In the '.tee of th" election and a p.-s-ilb'o
chance of ltry.li) belliK elected th
niant. fuel ui'om are buv'ni; from liitnd i r.
tn i ih a 1 or.ly what thf.v must use fro n
i" ti. .lit In 1MU. wh"o tinb-r the Me
Klrley bill wool was selllnK for 18 cents a
pni ml tie inaniifnct ui-N. not antlelrsint
Harrison's rtefe.it. buntht as usual W'liri
c'i velstid'M ebcllen f. lowed 2nd Mis Wil
son blfl itot In lt neadlv work vmioI w n'
lown to 5 und (3 coma a pound und the
manufacturer who wcl'.- stool. -d .ip on
word loHt hcn'-llv a id miny of them wsre
b.inkriipl. While th" clwineeH Hro wry re
ni'te or llrtjus uhtm .et the inan.tfHi
t'lrers are I. V ie no i hunrei and If Rrtae
ihnnld be p'eeteel they nre not jtoInK to
h -a'li he f.irid Into 'isnkr.'Mtc" bv the fab
in prlc-"j t.-iol wh'ih wo'il.I uiot'itably
fullow nrvc.n'H e'etlon.
As to pnerB of gheop the governor Maid:
Yesioi-.i-ij i Ik ioii,,nii In wh.-h I am
Interested moI.I IS.oii) Iambs a prlee.i rnntr
Inr from S3 to i per heal fader th
W7!ou bill u little over To.ir yenr.s uir we
- I 'mm ".o 'n 7". a h" i I ft r l-unbs
lluHnit the present vonr wo hi'-e sold i"-r
l'l-H bead of ews ut 4 per he.nl. l.'niler
tho Wilson li'P tin- num.- c'.i. s of lio ;t
r.'i'.'ht 'rim 1 to I' '.i r h-.vl Wo sn
S cents a pound for our elln under thr Wil
son bill, 'l h s year we sold our wool for 16
ci nts a poui.d.
Th" rv of a ferrot torlproclty ttentv
l tioifense. I'nder the provisions nf the
Dliuilct bill poruilitlnic reelprneliy (i.-atie
tu be ii"S"t!nt-tl .m l siibmitted to conitres
fr rt'"oit1-n a treat v was niEotln'o)
Inst year with the Argentine republic
which I'out.-inpl.ited a ioou. t'.im of iii pur
"llt In ih- J 1 1 levied upon i it 'op, won',
mitto'i and h'd'-s Imoorted Into tho l'n"e'
fc'tnlea from Arccntlna. I'nder the prompt
und otK-rv ''Ii oi.-cllinn of i-tii,tors from
wool prodjclni; suto.4. under the luadershlo
of Si tiuior Warren of Wtomln. the treaty
vaa defoateil In the coinmltteo on com
inerce. to tvh'rh It was re'err"d nnd 1'
died under tho c'kuso It lontalne l wh'-h
l.rov'iled Ihst unless approved by th
r"tmtf within six irninihs from the tlmu It
wn nec 'lated It fnl'ed bv llmltntlon.
An Incident ecrurred at a democratic
mocilntt at Ilnffalo Inst week which Illus
trates the democratic sttempts at nils
representation on tho wool question, flen
eial John Charles Thompson, democratic
candidate for cem?i'ff.s, snld In a
speech: "There is no real prosperity
In the wool business You can't
wet morn than H cents n pound for
your wool." Ho wns Interrupted by i
Johnron county shiepm.m, who stool up
and said: "General, you nre mistaken. I
sold my v.ool today for 14 cents a pound. If
you wnnt the wool men to votn for you you
must get nearer tho truth In your state
ments." SERVES NOTICE ON EDITOR
IMiwir.ls Mux Mi on- Why lie Mionlil
o( He Held for ( u
(eio pt.
I.EAI). S. I)., Oct. 10.(Spcclnl Tele
Krnm.) T. I). Kdwards, editor of the Lend
Tilbuno, baa had a notice nervt.il on him
to nppenr hcfnro the ccurt tomerrcw at 2
p. in. to show cniiso why he should not bo
held for contempt of court.
Tho attorneys of tho men ac
cused of ptrjury, now In Jail at
Dcndwood, came before Juduo Moore
yesterday nsklni; that tho bond cf each ho
icdui'Ld from $5,000 to JS00. T. I). El
wards made an edltotlul comment oil the
mutter which was taken up by Jud;u
Moore as an Insult to tho court.
Last slimmer Judso Moore fined Kdwards
J100 for contempt of court. It Is stated
that there has bren 111 feeling of long
standing between Moore nnd Edwards, that
Moore owes Udwnrds a sum of money on
an old note, which, according to report,
he hns refused to pay.
Admissions to llnr.
PIERRE, S. D., Oct. 10. (Special Tele
gram.) Tho supreme ciurt hns pinned
Theerlero Lnndmann of Keotland, Itilph
W. Reynolds of Belby, Albert E. Rh do of
Slr.ux Falls nnd Shrrman J. Lucas of lime
steel, who recently took tho examination
for admission to tho bar.
.Miner Killed Nenr Cuslrr.
CUSTER. S. I)., Oct. 10. (Speclul Tele
gram.) Leon Hertschy, a miner In tho
Globe mine, elrtht miles northwest of this
city, was ldlltd In the shaft bottom while
making n blast. Ho was unmarried and "S
years old. The man wns popular In thld
city.
CUAPT OF Till: IIIIW! P1SII.
I'llia of the Wcnlltiy Hint Vrvcr Itcncli
(he PnoLels of (In- Wnlteis,
When tho millionaire arrived at ths moun
tain hotel and too't n wholo floor for IiIb
family and tho retinue of tervanta that ac
coirpanled him, iipcns tho New York Sun,
'hero wna naluiaily elaibui among the house
en.ployes who rtoro r.nllol upon to lo ior
him what his own sullo of attendants could
uot accomplish. Ho was known to be lib
oral, and iiithoush his i eni nnl staff In
eluded even a French cool;, the approach of
his departure nrmucd expectations of lnrga
fees. It was naturally somewhnt of a shock
to havo the pnrty go without leaving behind
It tho nioHgerest bouvenlr of tho million
aire's slny. This uncxpictcd result was
cspertnlly turprUtng to ono of the bar
lenders, who had expended much of his tlmo
i.nd skill In ihe preparation of drinks for
the wealthy guest, who enthusiastically ac
knowledged that he had never before enjoyed
this feature of hotel life so much. So the
bartender's faith In tho generosity of tho
wealthy ninn was enijs'dernhly shaken after
ihe mllllounlre's departure, especially as he
had prepared a bottle of coekinll.t lor the
Journey tick tn New York. It was only hy
accident that the circumstances of the rich
man's npperen' forget fulness, w'ero ulsrnv
ere.l. nnd he rrobnhly decs not know to this
day how his good Intentions mlscnrrlcl.
Tho distribution of gratuities when ho
left the hotel v.a Intrusted to has valet,
who received n substantlnl sum to be di
vided among the hotel servants. He knew
thnt this visit to the mountains, undertaken
on account of stckness In the New Yorker's
family, was not likely to be repeated. The
disbursement of Ihe fund seemed to him
quite unnecessary under the rlrcumstanres,
Po It went to swell the earnings of servants
j of this class. These profits came from so
m.iit" tp. iriirs i -c pc 'el bv t h. r em
ployers that the lOiitlm rtiuui of thu butt I
Hps Is not surprising- tn worst rrsult was
to giro this particular guest a reputntlon for
parsimony until tho truth was known fV.ei
n revelation of the farts brought very Hi tie
comfort to Ihe disappointed group of serv
ants of the hotel, who are nil waiting tor
the tlmo when the valet shall again appear
whero they nre employed. Similar cases
have shown previously that money for such
purpoes rarely teaches the recipients to
the fju-n'lt v intended. Hut few vinets have
been daring enough In their operations to
Keep everything that came Into their hands.
TALI, JIMP I'dlt A UltlDH.
Tcini .Mini I, nips from u II lull llililm
(o Win Ills sit ..-Ihoiirl.
A test of lovo extrnordln ry, a test which
forever casts into th- shade the leap of
the knightly lover Into the pit of the lions
to recover tho glovo which his ludy lovo
had dropped to test him, a test which
makes the bold move of Young Lorhlnvar
seem petty and foolish was demnilded of
her lover by a belle of western Texas u
few days ngo. Afier tho sir knight had re
covered his Indy'a glove ho threw It Into
her face and d elded that ho did not want
her. And the cuso of Lnchltnui' was simply
a bdd plect. of daring which any cowboy
could have nttempted and carried to a
inoro brilliant Hnlah. Tho Texan mini won
tho gl- ho loved and ho alao won tho
(liirsllonablo title nf bolng tho blgiest fool
In Texas and Texas I a bit; stale.
In western Texas, whero the Southern
Pnelhr railway crosses tho Pecos river. Is
u railway bridge that Is one of I ho highest
In the world, If not the highest. From
tho top of the bridge, to the waters of the
Pecos 18 u distance of 3 IS feet. From the
river or from any point of view- whbh gives
a persrectlve Mew of the bridge, It seems
more like tho work of fairy builders. The
steel braces und girders look like spider
wclu, hn fur away nro they, hut the heavy
trains of the Southern l'nclllc creep across
as safely as If they hud tho solid earth
under tho.ni.
Mis1) Lena Rtne.rs Is tho daughter of n
wealthy ranchman of tho Rio Grande val
ley and Is said to he a girl who could Im
pel :i man to do anything for ono of her
smiles.
Miss Lena had many admlrora mid It
was only n question of tlmo when tho ad
mirers beciiine euttors. One of the most
devowd nnd persistent suitors for the hand
of the fair Tex. n was n youug ranchman
or cowboy iminwtl Fred A. Harmon. Ho
wns not a cowboy In the old border bouso,
but a youuR man vho was in iho cattlo
business, unit who might in a bcoro of years
be u cattlo king. lie, loved the fair Lena
and had told her so tlmo nnd tlmo ngnlu,
ho many times that ho had tost tally nnd
to her It had become a dry and musty
stjry.
Two weeks ago a number of tho young
people of thnt neighborhood went to tho
l'eccs river neur the high bridge f-r a lit
tle picnic. It did uot fnll to the lot of
Unrmon to take tho girl of his heart to tho
picnic, fur either through hia failure to
peak fur enough In advance or through her
caprlclousiu ss she was with another young
man. However, that did not deter Uaruion
from paying his ndored ono such marked
attention as to greatly nnnoy the one. who
hsd taken her to the grounds. Tho two
strolled tpart from tho others and no mat
ter what tho girl tried to talk nbout the
stockman was suro to cntl up with one inoro
declaration of his great love. He was In
such deadly earnest nbout It all that tho
Ijlrl toyed with him us un angler plays
with ii llsh which Is securely hooked.
I' luiilly Miss Lena tut nod upon him nnd
demanded thnt he do something to provo
nil that ho had been naylng. If ho really
loved her so much show her how much.
"Hut what shnll 1 do," the lover do
manilcd, eagerly.
"O, I don't know. There nro no Hons
here for you to kill; suppose you go Jump
otf that bridge." replied the girl with that
look of mischievous daring tn her eyes that
wns simply Irresistible
"Would you mnrry mo If I should Jump
off that bridge," the lover asked.
"Of eourrn I would." the girl replied, not
thinking for a second that tho young man
would tnko her at her word.
Thev were called back to tho rest of tho
crowd the next minute nnd soon iJirmon
was missed. Ho was spied on the b-ldgo
over 300 feet above them, locking like a
speck ugaliiHt the sky. Ho took otf his
cent, waved his nrms at the peop'e below,
mcunted the rail anil, to tho h rror of nil,
leapid Into tho depths. The gl.i who had
provoked him to tho deed did th" pr, p.'r
thing and fainted. The others hold th"tr
breath, while iho foolhardy lover ennn
drwn. Over anil over he turned llko a ball,
but when w 11 hlu a few feet of the wu ir he
stiffened out, placed his hands nl've bis
head ns a diver would nnd plunged Into
fcrty feet of water head first. Neb dy i -pected
he would survive the leap and ono
of the young men threw off his shoes an 1
outer clothing ready to swim nfler iho
body. To his surprise tho diver appeared
at the surface and with a few strikes the
rescuer grasped him by the hand nnd
dragged him to shore. The mud lover wns
uniciiseW.us, but soon began to brenthe
under the vigorous rubbing ho received nnd
wan able to mutter some Inquiry about
Lena. The young woman recover. d from
her swoon about ihe same time nnd tho
two were pormlttcd to speak, to each ot'er.
"Will you mnrry mo now, Lena?" de
manded Ihe wet lover.
"Yes, I nm ready to marry you at any
moment, but, Fred. I am afraid that you
arc riazy," and the g'rl bent ever the man
who had dnred so much for her.
The others distrusted at tho hrenking up
of their pl'-nlc, wore rendy tn ndmlt with
the girl the young man wns crn-.y. Iu nny
event he hrbls the record for lofty bridge
Jumping and a bride was his prize.
WOIIKINC V .SCUMMY.
IIoit un Amiilrur 1'nl II lelnii Ployed
Smart null (in( l.cfl.
One Detrtiter who hopes to bo elected to
the legl-'laiuro Jollies tho reporters by
saying that ho used to ho a member of
tho craft, rc lutes tho Free Press. Olio of
i hem who prt'fara evidence to baro asser
tion a k I; ctl tne p dltlcal aspirant all about
It tho oilur day and extorted this re
luctant explunnton:
"Well, Juht between you nnd mo. It was
this way: My father ran a weekly paper
down In Indiana and It was tho party
orgnn In the eouriy. When I got lp mu
fr.-m itllogo I made up my mind that I
was about rlpo to bo clerk nf courts. The
old gentleman told mo that I wus pretty
raw, hut he ngrool lo bo my strategy
board nnd said ho reckoned he could pull
mo through If I'd obey oiders nnd make
no moves on my own responsibility. 1
can see now that ho vas a great gonoral,
but you know how heady a young follow Is
before Oil world hns bunpod him a few
times.
"So I put up what I thought wns n great
sdicmo nnd kept It from th" govuru ir.
The truth Is thnt I thought him Just a
little slow for n.y class The man again-.!
mo on the rppcsltlon ticket lived 111 an
other town nnd wo hail never met. So 1
went over there, told him that I was n
reporter from my fathor's paper nnd pro
reeded to got his plans fur making tho
fight.
"Wo l:nd n delightful talk for nn hour,
smok'ng his cigars and sampling tho Juke
nf tho grape from IiIh own vineyard. I was
too tickled for words until I got about
half way horm. Then I'd liked to havo
gono Into a faint. It Just dawned upon me
that my smooth host hadn't told me a
confounded thing and had gotten out of
mn my campaign to t'ho minutest do
tails, I was beaten to a standstill and the
old gentlemin advised me to move,"
I rjj South Omalm Nows . k!
t 1 1 rumor has II thnt ul the meeting
! of ih - iiy i nun' il. which will occur next
Monday iilt,ht, the ordlnan e granting to the
t'nlon I'acitlc Ra.irr.ad (o.i.pruy cer.a u irlv
llegei will be called up Lorn ihe committee
fur consideration and perhaps for Una I pan
sage. Tho Union Pacific wants certain stub ends
of streets vacnted lu the northern part ol
the cliy, as well us u small portion of Rail
road avenue. These ciojs sliecis uro nceae.i
tu tarry out the rall.oad toaipany's scnenit
of rearranging Its tracks ami the erection
of a new depot. Very llttlo objection seems
to be iiiiuau.it Htiung thn liitiubeis of the
count.!! as far as tho vacating of tho stub
ends of the streets ts concerned, hut some
object to Nii.nttug any port. on of Railroad
avenue, unless tho city dutlves same benefit
therefrom. It luu been suggested that In
coiisldcrnl.on of thn concessions asked for
Iho railroad coiupnny ngtro to pave n por
tion, nt least, of the extension of Twenty
fourth stteet. which runs through Albright,
t'nl ss sotiie.htng of this sort ts ngrccd to
by the railroad company there Is llttie
prorpect of the ordinance passing, us It now
bttinds.
The question of a Induct across the
tracks .11 either N or O streots deponds
entirely tipor the rearrangement of tho
trackj. Only a day or lno ago President
Hurt of the Union Pacific Indicated his In
tention lo. lake tip the viaduct mniter Jim
ns loon n.a tho matter of tho tracks could bo
fettled.
A solution of this problem now rests with
the city council. It has been htated by at
torneys that tho city Is nt liberty to call
up the Dennett Injunction any tlmo and
Iho result Is u fnrckiuio conclusion. Thi
decision must be, It Is stated, with the city
under tho law. Then fore those who arc
nitoToMcd In seeing n viaduct erected across
the trucks must look tn the council for re
lief. President Hurt has elnted positively that
he will consider tho erection of a viaduct
at noon ns the trackage faeilltlci nro nr
ranged. This was (-aid in connection with
tho receipt nf a petition from the South
Omaha Llvo Stock Exchange lor a viaduct.
Residents of South Omahu should under
stand thnt tho railroads nro willing to go
ahead at any time with thu roai raii'tenieiit
of tracks nnd the com-truetloh of a viaduct.
All that loti'.ilna to be done is the pns-nge
of tho vacating ordtnntieiH nnd the dtssolu
of tho existing Injunction suit.
.ItldKi- llnl.or ionUs Sn I iirilny luhl.
There will bo n meeting of the Young
Meti'n RfpuHlroti entb nt H.'.im's hall to
night. Plotldent Heck said lust evening
that several Important buslnes.i pmpimitlc.ni
would be presented to the club and that ho
desired every member to he proront. At
the cunclurloii of , the business hcfsIoii Con
Mvssinan Uavo Metcer will deliver an nd
di ess As "Our Dave" Is u great friend of
the young men of South Omaha, It Is ex
pected that they will glvu him a musing
reception.
Through nn eiror Judge Hen S- Raker has
been announced to speak ut Evmis' bull,
Tnenty-eighth mid R stteets, on Friday
evening. Judge inker Is uovt out lu tho
slate and noticing tho error In tho nnnoumt
niftit hns written to B. E. Wilcox that ho
will spenk on Saturday night Instead. This
nrrangement Is satisfactory to the members
of the club and the candidates and the
'bongo lu the announcement has been or
dered. Frldny evening there will bo a meeting of
Fnur'h ward republicans at Hex hall.
Thiny-tl ltd nnd L streetb. John F. Schultzi
H E. Wilcox nnd a number of other candi
dates will deliver fhort addrcaes.
Sheep Itccelpts HrenU (lip llooor.l.
Tuesday's reielpts at the stock ynrdi
broke nil previous records. 561 cars of stock
being received. Tho shipments were d'
tided ss follows: Cattle. 392 cars, 10.279
head; hogs. 110 cars, fi.522 bend: sheep,
2K enrs, 7.197 head; horses. 1 rnr. 21: lotul
number of head, 27.322. Th" previous lust
record wns on July in. when .121 cars of
stock were received nnd cared for.
Wednesday the sheep receipts wero ex
ceedingly gratifying, numbering 17.082 head.
T)y this heavy shipment former records
wero broken, tho previous high receipts
of sheep bolng 16,191 head on August 20.
Even under tho pressure of heavy receipts
the market remnlned steady and shippers
departed well plensed with the prices paid
nnd tho treatment accorded them.
(inn Cninpniiy ll.iii.l I'mnnl.
The bond given by tho Omaha Cms com
pany hns been found In the vault In the
city clerk's office. It hnd been filed away
among the damage claims In tho Elsfelder
ense. R. A Carpenter, former city clerk,
but now located nt Hutte. Mont., saw an
Item In Tin. Ileo regarding thn bond and ho
nt once wrote City Clerk Shrlgloy whero
the bond could bo found. Thn finding of
the document Iioh relieved tho minds of
Ihe city officials nnd it Is expected that
an notion will bo commenced against tho
gas company to recover nny damages tho
city may have pa'd by reason of excava
tions madH during (he laying of mains.
It es ll It nf Strnir Voir,
A day or two ngo a straw vole was taken
nt the office of tho Hammond Packing com
pany when hlxty voters were at !hir
desks. No electioneering was done, thn
vote being tnken very quietly. The result
showed that ferty-flvo men wero for Me.
Kinley with the balance of fifteen divided
between Hrynn and the other parties. When
the result was given out four who had
voted for Hryan requested that tholr bal
lets be changed to read McKlnley and
this gave the republicans forty-nine out
of a total of sixty
C.ilornilii In Doulilfiil Column,
George H. Hrnwer lias returned from
Denver, where he attended tho annual
o nvonMon of thn Nn'lnnitl Undertakers'
association. Ho said Hint tho doluxufs
wire treated royally nnd were showa nil
th" Flchts, tint onlv In Deliver, but nt
fV Irrado Springs. Cripple Creek nnd Sllvr
Plume. Of tho politlcol sltuntlon Mr
Hr'wor snld that ho considered Crlorndo
In the doubtful ecltimn, ns many demo -rata
admitted thnt there would not bo iho bni
ccrntlo mnjorlty thin year that thero uih
four years ngo.
Cl(i' riiiiiiiclul Kliitcineiit,
The following statement show-B the city's
flnonelal condition on Oeiobor 1, ns com
piled by Ihe city clerk, tho bnlnnces in Iho
various funds being as fnws: Police
J4.0.1S; lire, J2 0f7; Renrril. JM9; street re-'
pair. $102; sslnry, Sr water. U.3M'
Judgment. 111.121; Interest, $!6,.'i2l; engi
neer. IIi92; public light. .fi4l; park.' $1.IN
The amount of the 1900 levy wns 19 1,597
nnd tho amount drawn up to date on this
neoount is 117.030. leaving a balance of
1 17,667.
Ciuil fur (he Schools.
Cuildlnglon Wilcox, who received the
contract for supplying coal to the public
schools for tho year, havo commenced the
delivery of such roal ns Is needed at this
lime. It Is estimated that 1,000 tons will
bo needed to heat Iho various school build
ings during the winter. For the bullditus
having steam hent the Ardmnre mine run
nnd lump eon! combined will tie used, ""he
anthracite ordered will bo used In the out
aldo rooms nlready rented
Lotus (lull Iteoi'Knlllros.
Tho Lotus club, n popular dancing and
social club orgnnlzed two or threo years
ago, has reorganized for the winter. Theuo
are tho officers W S, King president,
W 1). Godfrey, first vice president, J A
Cavers, second vice president, A, V, Miller,
third rreslJ"n. Perry Hell, secretary. J
H Atkins, treasurer Ihe dub will Im
mediately arrange for a series of select
dances und entertainments to ho given dur
ing the winter.
Murphy After Itlitliiril Tnblcs.
Yesterday City Prosecutor Murphy
served notices on the proprietors of bil
liard halls Ihst tho ordinance g iteruin
the tax en tables must be compiled with.
A license fe of $10 ts ehiirg. 1 f, r he
first table and $S tor each ndd.tiomil able,
he llrense holding go. d f v r vu eur. In
Mils wny Pn sectttcr Murphy expoiis to be
nble In turn In quite a sum to the tltv. as
he Intends enforcing the ordlnan. e to lb
letter. ('milliter.-IhI C'nli I .inl-ti(.
A meeting of the directors of the Com
nurclnl dub villi bo held at the mmus cf
Hie South Olmihn dub fnlshf Instead of
Frldny night, ns prvr,.isly announced At
this mectlus nnvngrnients fcr the uim-ui
Uicquel to be held en November to will be
made nnd some ether matters of busuion
disposed of. Every member of the direc
tory Is urged to ctlend
Mimic lily- (iiisslp,
lion Dm Id H Mercer vsli sneak at
Ilium's hs'l ton'sht.
Thu demand for feeder onttlo con 1 1 lines to
bo In r xceis of the nupply.
An Inerinsc in .'a't'o. hog and sh. en re
celpts hs compared with last year Is shown
at th yards.
Woo 'on sidewalks nro being laid In all
partM ,.i the city under the ordinances re
i i Wit paused.
Street Commls-doiicr Ci.irk hns placed
neiirU all of the streets In llrst-class con
d'tion for winter
The Norwegian Republican club will nice'
Thursday n'i;ht at Franek hall. Al! mem
beia are tinted to he present.
City Treasurer Knu'nkv Is slowlv recov
ering Ills hnlth II. hss not .1 -ldrd et
on tho date of bin depurt.iro for the west.
A fn.lt tea will lo hdd nt the hnme of
'J.ev. 11. L Wheeler l'tidn nfterrmon bv
tho King's Dai ghlots nf 'lie I resht trrl.in
lurch, a musical program will alr.o be
remiorod.
M.it. r Kelly N a busy man lb se dnys
Ills n.Tice is i rowdi.1 fn.m m.-rul'.i! 'in; I
ri'ght with trl-n Is of the administration
who are anvlons to n'o In the diction oi
the entire rcp ibiian tlikot
ENDORSE THE VIACUCT PLAN
Sou (It i cat ImpriM eiiii-ni Sin-li-ty I, II. on
Hip Mens nf iho ( ll
Kuuln cor.
At the meeting of the Southwest Improve
ment club lust night City Englu. or oie
water wum present and privehtcd tho plans
for tho proposed viaduct over Twenty-iourth
street, explaining them to the inetrbcra.
who heartily eudorsod them and announced
that waivers of dnmnges would he secured
from ell prrious affected.
A resolution endorsing the action of the
mavor tu vetoing the resolution empower.
Ing tho city treasurer to employ nttornoyh
tn collect ddlnqucnt taxes without fixing
tlm compensation wns passed.
Officers for tho present term were eleeled
as follows: President. W. II. Green, vice
president, W. H. Haller; secretary, M. J.
Feenan; treasurer, I'red fiiot.mutit'. The
club entered the third year of Its existence
last night under fnvorablo circumstances.
Tll.iui) Iliiuru i i-m mi Mi'lUr.
NEW YORK. Oct. in. It bee-itno known
today that sixty of the highest paid worn
men In tho world hnvi- been on s rke f r
ten days In Tiffany - Co 's fuclorv at
Furoit Hill. ,". .1., and tin- entire we.ldl ig
tnvlt.it toil busi ness of Ihe big Jewolrv linn
Is tied up. The sirlkors nre cupper til it"
engraver.!. The mat -igers of tho Tlfl'r. y
f.icti ry (iecluio that half of ilnun tegular y
enrred from tm tu !K0 a wcik. other t 7
n week and mine less than f?o a week
These highly iinld workmen late'y liccnm"
monihorM nf t'ic In'oerat'onal Ht-nilir-ii'i'id
of Copper linlc C-ii:rii' ift n".l are on
strike for the ree .ivnl'lnn nf their union,
demanding that Tlft'ntiy .V Co nd pt i!n
union's regulation as to .ippre-ntleemti.
A representative of TITanv & Co. jnl l sev
eral of Ihe stridors bnl tnon etniiluyel by
the firm for thirty year and nentlv ni ha 1
learned 'their trule w'th the Irn. Ho su'l
thu rather iron vleld to the di minds f
the strikers THTativ fi Co woiiid abandon
that branch nf their li'i-'lr.oss.
Ci'MiulIc Mstcr llinl lo Denlli,
IIF' I-.-A. Mont . Oct. 10 Pinter llnp
llHtn. a Slst.-r of I'lmiitv was ncoldonl'iHv
tl.ot and killed tonight III 't AlnyiK school
I t Johnny Nicholson, en 11-yt ir-old pupil.
The scbuol Is an Institution for hoys, and
luulnt.ilne a mlll'nvv coin'-inv armed with
obsolete rllles. (jile of there wns loaded
nt d miinUitig In u . ornor when youiM
Nicholson placed It on n dck the weapon
wt's ilischnrped, the bull taking effect In
'bo unfortunate wnmnn's abdomen, causing
nln.nst Instant death. Slater Haptlstu's
nume wai l-iinn.
Clio nt;. il II. -r Mind.
Ituffiilo ExpnH": "It'i nl' right, Murv."
!l said, pltnsnutlv. "Go Inlu p.illlles If
vnti want lo. Hut remember ono th'ni;
that cartoonists will be after you as soon
as uu ro u fundldatu."
"I don't care."
"And they'll put your picture In the
napor with your !mlr out of curl and your
hat on crooked."
"Do yu.i think they would do that?" slv
lie n.lred. apprehensively.
'of course. And thevil make your Paris
Kown look like calico and say that your
sia'sk'n rout Is an Irnltat'on."
"Wii'im." she said, after a thoughtfu'
mi 'iso "I think I'll stay hero und mnk
home happv."
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
H. II. Embry of Topeka Is In Omaha.
Horace D. Davis of Denver Is In tho city.
E M F. Leflang of Lexington Is ut the
Millard.
Aimer Hood of Kannis City Is a patron
of the Millard.
J. 11. Hurke. a stockman of Heatrlce, Is
stop, Ing ut th Merchants.
It. II. Schneider, republican nntlonal com
nilttct man, Is at tho Her Grand.
Mrs. ChurlcH II Warner of Hastings reg
istered Wednesday at the Millard.
Mrs A C. Newton, n entile queen of
Cody. Wyo., Is a guest of tho Merchants.
tj. d. Gardner, manager for Frank Dan
iels, Is n guest of C. II. Shafer. clerk of the
Her Grand.
lion. Joseph Obcrfrhbir and wife nf s .
lioy uro In the city. Mr. Oberftdder spi.ik.
In glowing terniH of Ihe prnspomus i ..mil
Hon of tin- western portion of the state.
Rev. C N Diw-'on, fortnerlt tm t r 't
Walnut Hill Methodist Episcopal cliur. h
w in barge .f Seward Rireet M- th .l,st
npHinpal church. IlilH mm nl to 1(21 North
M'w . "i .-Mi etret
Miss Helen Wveknff. principal of Man
or. .ft rehnol, ad Supeil i'i n lent ("irmll
(5. Poirso wl'l to lei Linen u K.day tn
attend the inee'ing.. of ih SJ'iperl te-i I
ei tn' and Prln. ipnls' association and the
Educational council.
Mr an. I M's A'. II Shriver nf A. Hutu .
August ll'-nsmnn and II T. .hints nf S w
unh W. H I'rlc.i ot Lincoln. F. II. Ilm-i
of North Pintle. T. N. Wh.ff.n of D-W'l
nnd Jtuni's Cnlins of Norfolk ure Ht.i.
,ai't ut the Murray.
Nobru'knns at the M- ri Irtnts: W. (1
Pajb and run and ijcn.c. (um!i-i nl dor
don, J. S. Seofield utl'l A. I' K'ntti ',' "
Crawlord. A G R ins of Ann rn ! P
In. ii ,a of Wh toe o I't.u t ui .stan
tun und T. Ilennniisou f HI Paul
locaiTbrevities.
Mrs Clnra II Harlow died at S'. Josonh'a
hospital a Ml her remain- were sent to
Iindgc Hole. Ne'" f"" Interment.
i iw , '. miilty In nolb'.
court yesterday to BtealliiR n lioll of
c,...h li. loiiintts St.... und was ultt..
him- .'h.
Th- lusoment of the Klondike hotel. 01:!
Nurth aixtcenth street. wa the mmn of a
lire We liieenuv v.-nlnu whuh chim.i1 11
nf I'-minw Hie 1 'd nn
Agliuilon of the High school bul'dlng jar
mil lilfllculty baa toused nnl nn Je-t) i. ' t
steps havo been taken by the city In ln-ti-fero
with Hie building.
The demnrd T r (irnnhn bonds Is so grea;
that the city cler. I' alro.idv reo.dtliu
applications for tho p.nvlrg nnd sewer im d
which will be voted upon ut tho Novembei
election.
J. I). Smith wns nt rested Tuesday evening
hy Patrolmen Weinldrldg' and Howies f r
tniillclouflv destrnilng the furniture In the
liuino of Ills rolurcd wife, Maggie Green
21C North Ninth street
The tests made by Mbk Inspector llj'mn
during ti.e nirnth of Septemlinr show Hot
all milk sold In the cltv haa liecn nf noud
qunlity and has contained from 3'-j to 4
per cent of butter fat
Departmental civil service examlwitlo s
went held ye.s'er.lay at iho folerii' i. .I.d
leg undi r upertislon of W L Klebiv t f
Washlllglnn Hlxleen lierr' ns reporte ! far
exumlnutlnns fur almost un inuuy differ ut
positions.
..1tT'
AcsfAwsiiffy andfivmptfy.
Cleanses the System
Gently and Efl'ccttt.tlly
when billou.s or coatlvc.
vsrnts in the most iccrptellrtbnri
ttc l:ix.i!ii-e 'rinriples c'j.i.tfj
Aouvj o nc! u:cst lsnelicsLlly.
TO GET ITS BENEFICIAL EFFECTS
CUY THE GCMJINE MAMf'D. DY
CALIFORIIIAriGSTPtUPCO.
ft AN OlANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVIllL . KY NEWYOHK. NY
for sale I'n'ffifi - prur iCt per tatffe.
ii
lALOUS ADVOCATES"
Snys Dr. Ilemiotl "(If Mti-clrlciil
IK llllili ill lit tlcuiik or M) V. e. .
Irli- licit run Ho l'mmd In lliory
City nnd I ( ii ii l-1 In (he tiiiinirj
1) Hell litis I iireil l.i.iltlll tt.itU
Mel- ntnl ttntiiin tt liu (ilnillt In.
llnisc II. II ) .hi re Nnl .Ills! (he
.Mint ut- tttiiiinu ton Slluitl.l In.
I ttlll (iiiiii-iinli.f lit Hot l In lit-.
Iiii o t nut- t I till II .' Tho lim ior
Snj s UN Sue c.-s. Hits ( nil. ul Co. (It
tinny t in ihl. ss linlliilluns iiiul
Witi'tis tun AunliiM 'Pltoiit.
i:ioctr1citv as rippilil b lay Fli-ct-'e
ii'-u win mane ym a s i nn' healthy ,n'
rohuM mini or wom
an. The vitalizing cur
rent good Immnllatoh
to the scut ol mi r
weukuoss. Try It nnd
you will not bo disap
pointed. It will ix
C'.'eil y o n r Intnl. st
Impost. It will cur.- t ni
quickly, pleasantly and
p e r in a n e u t Iv and
I will guarantee tlm
cure
neiit.
'uu lutlsfuction
the stni t
improvements will
m. (ol it onliirgos an l
lord.. ns all uinsclci ..!'
tho t'li.tt fin.1 ,.1t....lf.
ii 1 1 losses bv ilav nr tiJ'1
li 'Slit.
l it. im:vm:ti ",s i:i.i;c riur nni.r
Is the niny one lu the wniid that has
iiuft. sikon. chain. I's-cuvered wutor
cheinher siutieo i-Vctrodcx (Client No.
01! 7"'li. my exclusive patent, that prevents
lh.it lionlhtc luirnlui; and bdstorliiK wuis
sl bv all otlnr tnnkos nf holls If th, v
glvo any currint. which lime hare metal
el. .Mm Pi, upon which VerdlierlH will ac
crinulate Vi-rdlrrlt Is i d. ndly p.i s. n
M . Holt has lni r li.inW"ule Imllory colls
Patent No. 3ai,0tli; nlno inv cxtduivn
poti nt, und can hi- renewed v hen burned
out fur only 71c: no nthT bid! enn be
renewed fur any price, und when tnirnd
out is worthless. My electrical Suspen
sory for tho perfect i ure of uton'tf all
mot. Ih. free to eneli male pat!, nt
Whit t n.i v nnl Is . cure That Is what
I off. r ton. Dei not take my word for 11
1 hate i ui'.il ii..''iH w. ik nun and winou
wi'h mv Holt Th.-y wll' tcetlfy u. It. i
cm li. Movc them They are i vi-rj wll. n
Th"v 'irn all uro'iml -rf- I i!"..' y
guurantie It tn cure Sexual Irnpot.'ot.
Iist Matth.'od. 'iu 1 1. ode Sp rm t i
rlinea nnd nil snxunl weaknesses n el In r
sex, rest. ire slirnt ken ir in ch w o; e.l r
guns and vitall y, . nr.- Hhc .in.atl.ui n
every guise Kidney, Liver nnd Hind. r
Troubles chronic Cnnst'iiailnn, Nr,rMs
nnd (ieneral liehlllly. Dy i-p. p'l.i. all '
mal.- enmp'. ilnts, etc
I. lit- Is luu sliurl. heiiKh tun iltnl
null to. in. luu linrd lu ol (best-lltiii-s
(ti ri-l.i iiputi -1 I in m. I uiTt-r
y un iiruufs. I)u uul lit i-xtrluioiili-il
li llh. I lioll. to In triilli und plain
Mlriti-iiii-u Ih. .-'I'l'tilli ts (lit- Clritif-sl
l; lu u nil itiiuii tvhlch pi-nplc con II to."
tt t ill- tu nn- fin' my cxpuse of "I'r.'c
Trln I" nnd "Pny Wln-ii tun tre ( ur
rt! ( un. i-riiN." I iilll stinn yuu (lit
Irl.-U. If yuii liiivc ( bun u Ii 'onI t iur
ctiuseil mil' uf lliesc Imitations nf my
ICIeolrlo licit, Ncnil It lu un- us linlf
litis nit-lit fur mil uf initio, If II burns
mid blister j.in, or If It ulios un cur
rent, nr If yon mo nfrnld uf l erill
Krls. I Kinirnliteo my llrll lo Inst n
llfrllino, anil .(lu- current ui-ioi- ill
mliisli,
Wrlto today. Hncred'y c nfi len'lnl I
hnvo written a book "ill" li-nll g uf ".o
Fountain of Eternal Youth " s--ti frc
postpnld, for the asking Hook will II
you all nbout It. Advice wllhnut i t -I
Sold only by
Br. BEMNETT
Electric Dot
ran,
IS tu -I Douulns 1 1 1 ix' I. ,
(Ippcslle Un t lien's,
D.iiIko mill llllli Sis., Oini.hn. Veil
S5.00 A
SPECIALIST
In
All Private Disrasrs
and UisorrJers ciMrn
u Yeurs in Omahu
VAMC0C....
nni:o(;LLt''-
Met In .1 now, never falls,
I " ' ll.tk 1 I III. I,
ii wy T w ill, nl (litltl.i. rutin ui
F5 V I f ?cnt el l. r IKrtiml theiiolHun
o a r r i a u. i w,!,,,,,,,,; , j ,if.,,t,,i (r,,in
th yt a 'uuii ivt-iy Hi ii ma! s)inpl in
rti-t iii-uis rniiiplHtrl) bin imeier
"I! .KAKl'J I OUT " . f l!iorili.eHi.i. on the -li.n
cirfi'-- riMHtuifiit MintalQS no t.at ner. ni
rtriiisor tn J irinas iiteeli. lues
W:AIC M - H 1 "'ANiiocri frurn I'x
nrv ti .ni"" ' Vi.i ivt i. M n-.i".
tlUAU LLY liK.fiu.irv t l xii.il miin
WiHI'INti U'RAKM-H INVIU I STillV IllSSfH.
Wll'l t'.ANI.Y ll-rV Ir. Y I'M, r.l MlPIll.B
Aeiicii lieu ..' viii. vigor ii d mi i gth, wlii
sex i tl i. v k ttntistri d Mid '
nTt?'f5T1irP Hiu1lcl.v ninn with a new
. i r2d Irf.Ule P. m- Trent
find tJULE. T inrnt. N ln-i i ittiie. 's.nnpsln.
no i''(r.'l"'i feom lm.lr-n e;. nnrrhoeH.
Kldr.. v in r n r t
ci uics (ii iiMNin ii.
t'livjltstk- fref. IcfH sc-l sy fli'1.
1'Hl'fni ne aildre-s IO J. 14th St.
Dp. Saarljs & Soapios.omaiia, Hob.
mm
NO CUnG, NO PAY
If tMj huv urnall sail (irrrvu,
,. ,r Vm miin rirsnii If lof.xr toil I
fj i juii withrtui rtnim cr
iJ elf tt u it jr t' 440 in ui imt on
pn - nlaik ' n ft'i il m t i" 'nvt-liTf,
LOG i.l APPLIANCE CB . 414 Cmrm lilt., binver. Col
S")x. Cmk spin heisTsbllsresiicce.fully
C 'iA 111-.1 moiiihli iiynr i0.ao Isdies Price.
KS ;j nuui. !(" hnrt 4 cuals for
? n-tinl Slid pariloulais. The Cook Co.,
r i - ' lie'roil, hlrh.
KcM In Omsha bv Ku tin & Cn.. 15 A Doulsi.
MrnvfST nEANfl rritnrn
vrik earls. miVc men
iWU ST flSfi I'rons. vIRorous, rohuiti
II YD FsaC il xa inirrlsd men. men Intend.
Inv lo inarcr. ; tail Isks f, Int. aslnnUhlrg re.
lUllS , nlSIll IOl'1-I SUiriTU, lil--rirfiufcij.fi
si i-iiiian A M I iniifii., ha in (V ( sn. nlhrr
Uru.i;litt or nuiit'U Uf .-.'ef v IkaACO. lluttaloU Y
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