Tim OMAHA 'DAILY
nun:
vu i da y. ocTonni. 12, moo.
GIANTS WARM UP DONOVAN
One Inning's Hitting is Enough to Witt a
Oume from Brooklyn.
RUBE WADDELL MAKES A SEASON'S RECORD
Strikes Out Tui'lii' of t ll (llli'nlto
I'lnyrrs ami Win n ( lose llimir
llir l'llllllll K IlllSttlll se
cures 11 Gift.
Urn lurk, 7 lli-iinkl) II, I.
llOsttlll, ll I'lllllllll'lplllll, I.
I'lltslmru, -I ( IiIciikii, I.
IIHOOKLYN, (). t. 11.- New York won to
day's game In tin! second Inning when,
with two out, live singles, Uu doubles ulirt
base on ball srorcd seven runs. Dono
van settled down after that, but tho lead
wus too imii'h for Hroaklyu to overcome.
Hawlcy pit, lied well unci received splendid
support. Tbe Mallors bud stored four
more runs, mainly on errors In the ninth.
whn I In1 game w.n raited, the icuro re
Tuning Imik to the eighth. Attendance,
I, :uO. Score:
NKvV VOltK. I tlRfJUKl.TN
ft It O ,1 I! ! J II O A K
V'lUlt'n, rf I 2 10 Jones. .1. I I I 0 0
i.eh. If . I 3 0 0 Krekr. rf .1 10 0 0
III. kmm, 3b t t 0 0 l.h-'Knr l, in 2 I 0
llo'iiaril, rf. t 1 0 0 v Innn.ngi. I lj V 111 0 0
l'.,le. lb....O 110 I OCniM. SI... .40111
I'uli, . 0 0 J 6 i Daly, 81. .. .0 1 I S 0
M'iri.hv. 2b. I lit 1 Ifmotu, is.. 0 3521
H ni.in, o I S 1 I OtUeelnmn, r. 'i 0 I 9
II. ley, p. 1 12 2 1 Hunuvan, p.'l M t I
Toliils .... J 5l ! Total.. .. t II 21 l 2
N w York n ; ii it o o o ;
Hmnklyn '2 0 4 0 3 0 0 0-1
Lurned runs: New York. S. Twh-Ims'
lots. VHiilliiliri.n. Hickman. Powermiin.
Jones. First base nn i rrors. New York. 1,
llioiiklyn. I. I.i'ft mi t.nnta; Now orK rt,
Uruiiklyn, 7 Htruek out: ny Dnrtovnn, 4,
I. v lluivli'j. Hucrlfice n't: llaw'ry.
Stolen buses. Vmilliillren 12). Davis. Hheok
urd Haste nn halls: My lu novaa. :l; l.v
II. iwioy. i. Double plays: Mut pliv in D.tvi
to liiijK., fi.ivli In li If. Mil hv pllthel
I. ill H li imivHii. I Passed ball: Hiwl
in hi T'm- 1 empire: tfu.vdor.
U'liilili'll Makes it Itrenril.
I'lTTHnl i.(l i ii T II War.u 11 made ill'
uoiin'H record fur strike-oils hv mikln
u f ttir i 'IiIimk.i'r tan in air. (I rg
M ''ortnl.'lc nn. I Dnnohue tv . the oii'y
1. 1 tiers wh.i r fused lo In- di'r.'lviil (lar-
Itis work wui also llrsl-e'ns. Pltlst.utr
nils IihIiih badly scattered. Attendance,
l.'.oe Brure:
I'lTTHIHIIO. I rinCAOO.
Ii H n u I It ll o a K.
M.'-rery. If 0 it I) A 9 Strung, ...( 0 2 2 0
I' n in' lit. of I 2 0 0 OHolun. rf....O -0 i) 0 0
I' ' tiy. !b , I I I ! 1 M'Carthy, IfO 0 0 0 0
rllr. rf 0 0 2 o 0 il'i-.n. cf....fl 0 2 0
'iliiin. Hi i) u 11 0 ii ilnnl, lb. A 1 10 A a
. Pi'im, tbn a t o OHntlli-y. il. t ( 1 S t
? 'otw, r . 0 ii II 2 0 M i' in k. :t. I I 1 1 I
i." ... 12 I I n..n a ii". o.o t S S 1
Wu.liWII, p . 0 I It oilttn.n, p ... A 0 0 J 0
.'Dexter 0 0 0 0 0
T.'tal. S C 27 12 I
I Totals 1 I SI 12 :
Hat till for (lurvlti In tha ninth.
l lit.-ilitirii o o 1 0 o 1 0 0 2
Iim'uho 0 0 0 "I 0 0 1 0 n 1
K.irmid run. t'lilinBo. Two-lmso hit.
1 niittu. Thrni-inui 'ill Ili'mdii!". Sarrl
ll' llltM: IMtrtlto, Unnzrl. Hlulcli tnu"i:
l.ly. Ali'l'arthy. Dn.ibli1 ;ilny: I)nnnll.i to
l.rudli'y. I'liBl liimn on lid lis : HIT W.iJ
o.'ll. 2; nlT (iiirvln, X lilt by piirhwl ball:
SM'urthy. Tlmo: I. GO rmplrn: O'Uny.
(lift for tin- llimlmirfir,
lMIII.Ali:i.l'IIIA. flit, ll.-fonn was
wllil mid IiIh Hupport w.m iiiIhituIiI)' A u
ivhuIi H.islun won h.indily Atttilinanci',
lS Sonro:
l'lllLAUKU'IUA. I 1J03TON.
It II O A K It It O . E
Miniiiae, cf.. n ! 3 0 o'llnrry. If-8i 12 2 10
FlHKli', It.... 0 0 t. 1 0 Iins. nn .. i 0 0 1 0
Hick. rf.... 2 a t I llrnvmnn. "f I 0 S 0 n
:tiilM, lb. . 0 5 7 I 0Ciiiiin, aii . i l j ? o
Pmifclnm, c. 0 0 1 S 3 T.-nncy, lb..l 19)0
lolv'tnn. 3liD I I 1 0 Htahl, rf S 5 2 0 0
Iwlnn, 2b.... 0 0 t 2 0 Ivnv... 2b.... 1 3 3 10
l'ni, M....0 0 2 3 1 I'ulTy. cf-lf,. 1 3 10 0
Ccnn, p 2 2 2 U 1 Sullivan, c. I 0 2 0 1
.. -VIHI. p .... 0 10 2 0
Tiitalu t 10 27 lj 0 -
1 Totnln . . 3 13 V S 1
l'hllailolplllil 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 21
lloHlon 0 0 0 2 0 1 3 3 00
Karncil ruiiH: Phi ndolplilil. 3; Huston. 2
Two-ban hlt.s: 1'llck, Chlli'M. Wolvrrton.
t'nnn. 8tolcn Iju.si'H- tjtiilil. I.owo. O i ibl
piny: t'ross tn Dnlan to ( IiMi-m. '.oft on
lia.st'H: I'htliidulplra. 10; HoHton. n. Klrat
ban. on balls: (iff WIIIIh, I; off I'onn. 2.
lilt by pltflii'd ball: llj Conn. alrufic
mil: Hv Conn, 1; by Willis, 2. V)M pltpli:
I 'mil. Tlnii': 2.0 V rmplrc: Hurst.
SI It 11(1 II M III till' 'I'l'IIIIIM,
IMiivpiI Willi I.nl PI
itrniiKiyii i;w
rittsbiirt; 137
Philadelphia Ill
lioNton loil
( IiIi'hko I3S
H. l.onls 131
i liii-lntmtl 137
Now York 131
'I Tkl . 1
7S r.:i fi 2
73 a r."7
Cll 70 4Sil
l 71 43
75 .4'a
f.2 73 131
r,:i 77 . m
SCORE OMEFOR ALARD SCHECK
lull it Si'lHirl's lifter Wfilfrn foil
I'ruvfN .SuriirlNf nt Unrrh
I'nrU.
S'i:V Volt K , Hit 11 Tbf Vi'htbr.ator
limli wi'IkIii bnnillnip wh thf f iittnv cf
n Koinl d.iy'H nultiK il .MiiIm 'hi' i iy
Al.ird Schi'iU. tho wi'Sttrn 2-jo.ir-uId, win
li In (ioi'd Hlylf, Kivlnu wi-Ikih to .i ,.it ,.f
k I uprlnwrn of t lu iIi'it iIivimIiiii A
I a rrowil wns on hum), nttrnoto I by th
.' ir wt-nlliir mid K".l mhiI. i:inht lior. h
I... id tin- Htnrtrr In tl'f (it-.f racr of Ho
lay and Mi'vIi.ium.i i IiisimI f 1 1 1 1 - at ,1 lo 1.
wl'.b A In nl Srliffk, Mum tt. anu IP-lo of
1 1'xhiKton .ib ml I'lpial M"oi.d hnir'J.
'I'Iiith wuh a tlifHoiiu' dt'lity nt tho lo'i.
I. it t lie burHi'H wi-rf llnallv nint n(T In
fair order. Shaw ruilif.I MuhoHo nn m
inakn Ihii rnnnliiK nnd w lid bv tho
b'lik'ths armind tho fur inrii mid lilt i ihs
Mrelfh, with .Mi'olwnus ami Ucl of I.ex
liiBtoti next Tho fait pam told on nil
three and they wolf pasiod In the H'ret-h
by tho rear iIIvIhIoii, Alarl richoek ro i.l
through with a wrrat Iiiiini ,.' hw ml
wlnnltiK clfvcrly by a leiiKth from Tl.
HukIi.
In tho llrst ntee t'tiinnnkfil rnmo down
the lam llvo and n ha" fic'im -h of he
Kcllpso course In 1 OS.. ".Knin i fennd .
tho world's record fir th d it m e i n
fortuualoly, lifiry fulled M v rfl.i r. u'il, h
WEARINESS AND LANGUOR
Among the First Symptoms ol Ner
vous D eel i no.
A Terrible Affliction That In
Averted and tin rod by
II U I) VAN.
TUB OAHH. WOHUY AND hAtlOIt
THAT MKN and woumu of this busy ns
rnufit endure makes llsrlf manifot In wear
and toar upon the nurvous kyjium. M n
and women grow old Ioiik before their tlinj
im a insult of this ovcr-st;aln upon the
nTVfs. ll'huustloii and tveuknens rtuit.
The oreans f nutrition soon suiter from
lai-k of nerte loiitrnl. Ihcri" Is Iobs of appe
tite, drrunRed dlnfttioii. costltenesa and
;nacUtlon und paleness follow. The bloud
becomes thin and water. It belUK deOclent
In those elements that hupport tho strenfth
cf tho body Headaches, sleeplessness,
mental eonruslon, poor m mor are symp
toms that soon follow. Complete proitra
tlon ma bo the Hunt result.
There Is no remedy nn earth that erjuala
Hl'OYA.N In Its curative powers for such
dlmiiders. Ill'DY AN stands at the head,
for Ii Is n positive cure for all nervous
dUvuees. If you suffer with any of tha
ftbovo symptoms. I you led that your
rifives are weak from .m cause whatever,
by all means "lake III'DYAN " It wjl
cure juii sound and well. III'DYAN will
give you the strenath ou nceil, It will over
come that tired and wornout feeling III'D
YAN will enrlcli jour blood, it will Blv
you a splendid appetite, It will Improve
jour die tilnn If thut Is at fault.
III'DYAN has suveil thousand), of men
and women from hecomlnic nervous wrecks.
III'DYAN Is safe, suro und cures perma
nently. Hl'DYAN Is for sale by all dmjKUts-Mc
a packur.ii or sl packutvs for JI..H).
If your drtlKRlst does it keen 1IUDYAN
send direct to the III'DYAN UKMISDY
I'OMl'ANY, Sun Krauclsco California.
You may consult the lll'uAN' doctor
about your casu THKli of CIIAHHE.
WHITE.
DruBrlsts Kuhn A Co., Bherman & lc
Connell DruK Co., V -eis. Dillon Drut Co.,
J, A. Kf'Vr A- Co. chits 11. Schaefer, J. 11.
(Schmidt, Omaha, lamp Urns, Count 11
111 .Its. Dillon Dr . - Co South Omaha-all
Mil and recommend lludyan.
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Hi ark wi.ii Hie seioiul rn o e.isllj at 4
"dd nnd lreuoi;k took the New tto' b
selllr.n rare tt wns or.Iy a Ihrii'h
nff.ilr, but they flnlshwl hads apart. He,.
Hn II, t tank oufddur, took Iho last r.1 e
ci vfi-iy. nummary .
Klri rare, nv nnd a half furlonin: t n
tna ktsl, 110 llemyi, 4 10 1. Won. Ia.ly
I rn ay. m .Mltcheili. b lo 1 and 2 to 1.
pee, rid: Slheidi'li Pl i Hums i. 18 lo 6,
third Time l:ij I'lrearms. Hold La-"
Ml, Ii lain Chimes. H"-iu lirm n in r.d
Jt'ilT also run t'rmusk'd W dl-'iuilltl .1
for fnul and l h onVlals placed the horsot;
Ihi1 t'neas, SIKerdale. Firearms
Second rare, live and nnlf furlonirs, a""
Injr: Stuifk, inn f M tchn'li. 7 to 1. wnj:
Anlmosl'y, Ud iShawi. 7 to 1, second: An le
Ihuinn.on, im (He ry). C lo 1. I1 Ird. Tim
1:05. I.ewanni. ynlte Illtfh! Voi.h. or4
shire Hoy. Kducale, rtrecclt, Novelty and
1. nok nlao ran. . .
Third race. New Itncholto stakes, on"
mllf. s.lllnif: (In-enork, 101 (On em, R -o
2. won: Klmt Hnrloveorn, I'M iD'Cmtinn.
- 10 orit(J, 103 (Medic i, 15 to 1.
third. Tlmo: 1:M"4. , , , , , .
handleaii, sW nnd ti hnlf furlonKs: Alavd
8-heek, 111 (IJvrns), !i to 2. W . . I i. .
I.lo fOdotn). 7 lo 1 nnd 5 to 2, "' md . Kl"
idklnnte. US iAicCiimi, i to I. thirl. Tim.'.
I"2. Dr. Hnrlow. Musetlr. Meeluui'is.
rhiirentiis and tlee of I .IrRtnn nlo rm
Fifth rnce. one tnl'e. fl'inn' C ir-nnc o.
)Afi (Mrt'im), eVfi. won; Armor ifl ill' .'V)
Tin 3 ami 3 o S. er nd ; Una d too ( 11 '.
SI to 1. third. Time; 1 :,;. Harry M Ho in
also rnn. ,
Sixth race, oie ml'e and an elali'li: He'
rrndr 10s iMIlrst. io to 1, won' o-nieiit-Mon.
113 (Hurrs) r. to 1 nnd 2 to I end:
Ilnmtnoik. IK! iltenivi. !, to 1. third I' in":
1 :.fii Wulind. l'af,".r and Sydney Kti-as
also rnn.
VICTORY FOR CONTRALTO
Ni-linihliii Ihti'f Wins Wfsl SlnUes ill
l.i-x I iik Inn III Mriiluht
Heats.
I.KXINOTON'. Kv. Oct It When Hi
bfil rniiB for tn tlnt heat In tlf 2:10 H'o
toiinv i he v.iiiih-r wa raw und chilly, bu
the w ud aiad.iully died nway and th
h Mfrnoon coinpnrntlvely pli'iisatu
There aus n large crowd 111 attendance no .
tlv rui ln' was line over the beat condl
Mi nert truck of the meetiiiK
Th re wre fluht starters In the 2:10 tro
d York Hoy. selllnK al 160 to $2 for Kain.i
Cllrl. wa a big tnw.nte. He wmi the ri'
In ilrulalit heals, but not. Uowivtr. untl'
h hud lust the Ural two lo the (treat full
foin.ii mure, Nercttn. who nlwn save h ni a
ose race In tin; th rd. The other contend
ing hoi -es veie Dnwu'il H Ivn and Kami,
ftlrl. th" form r m.iklmr the winner st"
the '..si hent In 2 :fiS'a. Thf rucc wits a koo i
one ihioiihuul
( otitrrt lo. at I"0 to $30, WHS 111. Tavorll.
Ill Hie West "lake nnd -he Instilled h -r
backers hv laktnt; Hie rue rluht off the
reel, h avion th,- IIkIK for aecolid place ln
tween tin- irnillc Ao'iie tlirns Hr.l Hi
amooth-volna Hblm. Horns lltinlly Betllna;
Iho place. I.lln W made a Rood rtico In
en. h heat, but ot otil fourth money.
Th Tennessee oo'i, Kmplre Wilkes, wn'
the fnvor tc for the l.extn.Hon for "-rear
od trotlei-s. but he hcirnvi.l Hie conll.l r.c
of his lun kers bv (lnlshliiR Ihlrd In lh flra
heut and behind the distance l'ir In lb
cold l..lr. uui, lilKh-bre flil v from
lh Hatlerroot fiirm. was ilu- tvlninf ic
slralpht heals over Melton, who tlnlshed
sec. nil iah lime Many snld. however,
that Yoitnr could have made the Mont a mi
tills- ire m- eh faBter
Jnv McMreBor. who vns well IhotKht of
In the hooka before th" rnci.v acted Imtlly
an t "ot onU fourth ni.tney. ftiimmurlea:
West stukc, 2;2U oltiss trottlu.-, parse
I2.W.I.
c .".'i.i. ch. in., by The .f'onqueior
(McCoy) I 1 1
Annie. Hums, nr. tn. (D Wilson) 2 2 0
Kbba, pr. m lnnlnts)..
.4
i nn w ti tn. IMCKIIV)
P nelo K. ch t. i I'.ushi
Cnicl" Onwaid. ch m (Maopy)...
D!l..ii';e. blk k. (Fuller)
I'nrin 'tt!' s ch in. HH'ev)
Qui" n MP uiKir. b m. Htlahnlght)
..3
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..7
..9
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'ntni : '.':i'2i4 v ii'j '.':iai.
2.10 trot, pursf il.BOO:
Y rk ls.iv. b Ii l.v WllkfH
Hoy (Ciitrni'f.ifs) 5 ll 1 1 1
Neeretla blk 111 I Ford i 1 1 2 7 G
Onwnrd Hlcr. eh h (Oeeral..7 fi 3 2 2
I ump Oi'l h m (H-rrvi 2 2 S fi 7
Oreen III Ino. b. ll. (O'lbrrt )....' 4 r. 3 3
OeorRf Anna. b. m 'Voblp)....l S 7 I C
May rVcnft. b. m iNllom S 7 4 R 1
Kdwln H. b ir. (VanMeiert 3 3 0 5 ilr
Tim..- 2 ll'i. 2:11 1:10'.. 2:12. 2:fU.
Tho I.etlnKton Rtake. $2,000, for 2-yenr-old
trotters'
pi-MMre. b. i". bv r'rndlital. dam I3tta
tlaron. by Huron Wilkes (Ilea) 1 1
Mellon I. e lYo'tutr" 2 '.'
Il.' 'row ti. b. f illukllll 4 3
Jnv M.OrTor, b c. (Soenrs) 3 I
Koipl''" llkea lr f. (Stevens) " d"
Time: 2:221-;. 2 21.
MAY BEACH "FINISHES LAST
I'lllnoiis Sprliitcc Mil lies SoriirlslliKl.'
Illlil Slioiv In Itnce til llollein
'I'rncU.
rillCAHO. net. II May IJeach, favorite
In the third race nt Harlem today nnd v. h .
hat) been looked jpon as one of the best
sprinters In th" west, went down to luno
mlnlollH defeat uml lltilMhed last In n Held of
seven starters. The Itush look the l t I it
the start and wan never headed. Thirteen
hi.ri's that had not won a race this vear
went to the post for tho llrst race. The
winner turned up In Locust Hlossom. Fur
Wine ran an.iln In the llfth race, mnk'n,'
h"i third win w'thln ten dnvs. Weather
clear and track fust. Summaries:
First race, one ml'e: I.oc ist Hlossom, U'l
(AlcNanderi. 4 to ." won- Den -ti'li ri in
(Dei 'ni. 1(1 to 5. second; Chauncey Fisher.
101 (Narvaez). 10 to I. third. Time: I "!
1 lit till k li t XuiatiiH. Carrie Davis. I,ew lloii
per. Sf'i'ban"on mid lli'i vanuah also ran
Second race, sev n furloims: Al Hrown
1"'. 'KulKhti. 5 to 2. won: llarrv, pi"
i Devlin. 14 I) 5, (iccoml; Hlrdlo D. 1.'
(Hooker), 12 to i. third. Time: 1:27 4-3
M' Dinlel . A-tm 'Mnera, Van No III
Fornnthe nnd Oulho also tan.
Third race, six furloims: The Hush, 102
(Devlin, r.n to 1. won: Headwater 111 T
K'nU'lit). 7 lo 1, second: l.ndv In Uhle. ll
(Alexnndcr). pi to 1. third. Time: 1:13 3-5
Mav llcach also ran.
Fourth rm e, ono mile nml n Klvlrenlh:
Found. I on (Devlin, 4 to 5. won: The I'n
kiioivn, 1'tl (Tullv). oven, second; Florlzar.
101 (Hanson), 11 to 6, third. Time: 1:102-5.
No others.
Fifth race, live nnd a half furlnnirs: For'
Wine. 87 (.1. Martini. 17 to 10, won: llvlo, 9".
(Tnllvl. 15 to 1 second; Hrown. fi" (T
ICnleht). (1 to R third. Time: 1:172-3. Jlml
tio-i. N'nliira' Oils. Kid Hampton uml Milt
Camtd'ell also ran.
Sixth race one mile, nnd llftv vnrds, roII
Inu S r l-'lnustnn 101 (.1. Martin), 5 to
w in: Veneta. in! (Wtirdi, 5 to 1. second:
11 . ivulr inderson Pi2 iD ipeel, 1 to 1, third
" lme- 1 A i re, i Mitten. Nan (V..,..
Hi id. I'ralil" Dor. Frclinchuvsen. Sldl.ow
in. Miss Conrad and Doc Fnrrlsh nUo
ran.
RIDES FOR PRINCE OF WALES
Toil Moan Wins Three of Sit Knees nt
Nfttinnrl.fi, li li '.or .locUejs
TiikhiK Hie llulunce,
I.(iVDCN. (HI. II At the third , y's
nn". u of tti N'-wnuie'i it fecund o.-'oe.'
meelltiit t,.i. th- I. w ber vfikes of
twenty sovereign- e.u li for starters oiv
5mi sovere'Biis added, was won bv l.or.i
WIHIam Heresfunl'B Jolly Tar ridden by
Jehn-.y HeltT
Ttio He up sla'ies (htndlcjn) of ten soy
ere'irna rich for starters wl'It 2i ov
en Ices added, was won bv Rdn-ard Corrl
fan's Iloso Tree, fful-'ed bv C. Jeuklns
fi Cotlrlll's Sheet A-'hoe. wlili St. Wn ut
en no In secned neil Ho den I'ii was till d
wl'ii Dnrnv M"or in 'no "ild'e
Ti.c Ditch Ml'" Nnrserv !) n'lcipl of "0)
lvere'i'us added o a s- cpstn'es of .to
.. ere'ers each was won hv the nr'n""
,,f W ii's" Lend Quos, on which S'oan had
tlu. n ,r ot
The I'-'t slakea. nt slv fnr'n-ion, was
in by Prlnress Melton, Sioati li'Vlng tie
IP't'ilt.
Tiio I'reniiorirnst sta'-es of fl"y ov
..relwng each. wHl tn'eete r n.'errt''n
nii.i.-ii tv n a won bv l. I. i'l"ad "l e'o
wlt'i Mshnr "it Poeopd u'aee tv cao''!"1'!
bv V. Piisiiei'e 0noe 'i ' 'er ll''" Ii
por the m.'ioil l"ril Wl'linj Hr'fo-''a
ehestpot colt choetnw, ridden by J. Hel'f,
w'i- third
The we'ler selllnjr R'nos v won )y
tmini I'nii. bavlni' tho mount, makltiff
I ns niir" tn rer ino nav.
I Tlu. ci" ' leie Hn-eu ns won bv R.
I 1'nt.ni'a Oo-.-ria r'l'ilw bv c Jo-kl
boo'i"" Uie'.srd ( fiwerH Amerleus. with
I. Tielff In Hi saddle.
Tho Amertcin i.tp'ieys won every rare.
Wns Hood Theory This Time
MT l.')l"1 Oct M 'i',e eb'll;- ntino-"Ph-.ro
kept the attendance nt '.'Inloel.
nn'k todav down lo the dj-ed-lp-tho-vvoo1
regulars Two fnvnrlies. a h""vllv baeke
..opd i holce and beee nntslder won In
ill.. shchi'I ' ent the talent mnneil Its fn'tb
in il irrv l"ke, l.'it be eo"ii not get u
decent Bra'lop. Tumlli'l Into the air "''
.',,. .- t (.fi (' enine avvnv ind wop bv eie'i"
Vo.t,u l.'iplle 7o'n. a "nni "bof. eetipi
he n'ace bv hnlf a Nneth from sjr f!nl.in
In Hi" 'north race Mae D'"" wns made an
ni'nii tnonev t'nvnrlle. but Flsle Rsmes was
much fancied nnd recel-d n strong nlav a'
"U 1 Tlie winner however turned no
In Th irv W'bo bis beep In retirement fo
onm.T "line Bli soread-enf led her 'leld mil
w n In a canter by srven bn'iHis F's o
Uarps lasting '. ng en ugh to b' see nd
ti 1 th II.
li. t . 1 , iv
i.i .-h ... r;
I i I u.l ti 'ii 'tn- I i' "i He I i o
v b pi PiK Mulsh Tra. k fa-it famiimni -I'.rst
r.c .-. silllim fne fr.ri.'rn; s.iri, -r
. 'oin u k , 4 to ii, won. Miss tl l.ghtiy.
I". (C.d.i rtll, 11 to i, sei ilid, Kisl' De . ! .
iH luinsi, lo to I. third. Time: l.oj.
I'Hii Htoiimouth, Mister Smith ami lied
ner ulo ran.
..ud race, srlllm, fi.-n and u half fur
lonKs: Four Deaf C, 119 iCoehrntn. 7 to I.
won, Fmlle Zola. Ill) (Coburnt, 10 to 1, see.
Sli 'Lilian. 113 i J Mathews1, In in l.
third. Time: l:Ti. Silent Fr.end. Hemic
Unite. Lady Car.i.n, Miss Lyiiuh. Dorlbe
an I Harry Duk also ran.
Third rare. soIMuk. stveii furlotins: Tlldv
Ann. Wi (nansltigen to 5, won, Dn-ister-swivel,
17 (Ilol,. rtsotn, 20 lo I. second; In
nueiido, 104 i Dale), 4o lo I, third. Time
l:2m. HhlllliiBburn, Chirfnn. Morris V '
flier. Zanetto, Necklace and W. 11. dates
also ran
Fourth race, selllnK. six furlonas: Theorv.
I'tr il "o. I to 1 won: Ulnle Ilarnes. pi'2
(Dolnlnlck). 24 to 1. second; May Dine, M7
(Unwell), even, third. Time. 1 .13. on
Hunt do'dfti C. Tennlson, Knster Curd nn I
ftrnyless also run.
V tl- en. se'i'.iw. on mile, for 5-'ear-olds:
Isabel, 103 (May), 2 lo 1, won: Vurro,
W ( iVeiKierstrandi, h lo I, seiond, I'ovntz
101 fllasslnii-ei), even, third. Tme: l:42'4i.
o1kirnn Heethlnp, Hecumlas anil Cttnl Ol -lock
niso rdn.
Sixth race, seWnR. one mile and three,
sixteenths: Virule O I'M (W. Scott), 10 to 1
won: imp Kimtnaife. pn (I'obtinn. 4 to 1 .
sfcond; Jlnip. IP) i Holn rl' n . "i to 1. th'rd
Time: !i; I.i.. Mm N.ui Dora, (in.in-
llne orri.t and (lre F irae also ran.
RED DIAMOND IN THE LEAD
Vebrnslia IIhk Wins First Fluff In
i:cltlliK (oiirlii( Jli'i'l nt
l.liicotn.
LINCOLN, net 11 -(Spoclal TeteKram.)
Anr d ferli of the mot seti'n'l a'
rsces. Hcd I lamoi'd, owned by H v VI Ii
of I tun. Neb., tiday won llio fl' iils of t e
i fttlonnl coui-H nu meet nt the Capital Cltv
courslns club. Dtirltn; the three das f
tho tournament the dotr -.van pitted avitln-U
the fnstest hounds of C'u'ltornla, Ooondi
tind other str.tes, but none of them senfe-l
n point nif l'it tho Nbr.iski dor T-e
letorv today places l'e I Diamond mn inif
tho most vs'nable hound or the ccr ti r .
Jr the H'-t five weeks ll well Mrs- 1 1 e
In eotiisinit meets at Btperior, Howard,
l rleml and Clay Ce iter, Kan.
Pummury of md iy's r.'C's;
Nnenret bent Mvs'l' 'n H'aek 3 to 1
Nnrline bent Lndy Ollmr.ro C to 2; It d
Dlirnond bent Jim lllver, S tn 0.
Seml-Flenb - Niienrei bent Moulded HoM
5 to 3; Hod Diamond beat Nacaret. 4'4 to 0
Final Ued Diamond boat Nncaret. IS
to 0.
Nncaret of Llnc dn wo-i sec. nd m n y
ar,d Motildel Hod of Bloux Pa IN .in 1
Nsdlite of Friend third
"nppv stake-On O i he-it Arrlep, 1 to 2'
I' ny Orcll bent Frmk Hreeii, 5 to 0
i Imil Orell bent on On, I to 2.
TIIUV (UVi: llVlfl'M'.l. TO I1AHT.
Ainerletiii I.enuui. MiiiciiiiIi'h Turn
llntt n U nit. Ins for tin. Vntloiinl.
CHICArjO, Od. ii .The Itartsel e'i. In
which Mmi -w Wiitk'ui oi the In I mi -epulis
club Is e..nt"t nt vie t. r mi
b.. presenteil before Hi- ma ni'o "f
de Atnerleiin Ieai;t'f at 'lulr tin' ti 1 tn et
bi'f In ie ti dav Wn'ltP a wua as ii to
statf Ills ens., and in ip.'ni -o tna.'' o '
'lon that pe-'il tut be nrovd o- d"p-ov d
bv the ib eptpi-nls I're-dd n' Ha-t .fie
( hlciiBo Nat ona I lcniiue club wns xiled
Into the ropfeifpeo nnd ijlven u e'a t .
statf his rid of the controversy Ti
American liaptie mai'tinles lie If. e Hurts I
beloni; to Hart. I'resui pi J.Pn-'on ud:
"The li'ieue cannot nlTorJ to hav Its con
tracts Iri or. d "
Tho unesll.ie of folure expn"s'nn of tin?
lecitue wni l'lirdly to'iched Willi Ibo e
fptlen of K'tiilKpnuuh of Mlone.ip 'I.i i.ll
Hi" mammies er In f"vor of tiiklinj In
Iinlilmore nnd Wasiilni'ton.
A shott buslnc's ses-l n of tho board of
directors was he'd. Aeeonntsi of the tr.'th
urrr and renrrts of the oTears were on
proved and Hie chnmploushlp nwarded to
CoipIfVov's teem.
MiienltiK of Kansas Cltv nUI lo"ieht tint
Hill Rverltt hud slKtied with htm for noxt
year
"Hverltt wl'l be captain of the t'fim n-'d
wl'l piny first base" said the Kir pa cl'y
miiunate. "He was reudv end willing tn
p'ny and will appear anv time I semi for
him."
A vie wns tnken on possible iidmlsslivs
to next year's circuit r.n I the r. suit was
decldedlv In favor of til-lni; in th- cltl.-s
of Wnslitr'toii and It ilt'more. I've of
th" lu lit cliilu vo'ed for these el'les. Iv t
M'nneiipells, Karsas City and Indlauapo D !
were not isvorriiue.
A resolution was adopted leavln- the ln
vesttK'iHon of the circuit In the hii"'a if
a eomtnli tee of which President .Toh sin
win made cha'rni'in. 'he (e)stntuj ju m
hers to be appointed bv lilt". Mr. .lobuso i
mimed MatipitiK of Kansas Cltv and Som r.4
of Milwaukee ns his aso.'lntC3.
Seruli DlfVfit l)e'rnl 'Varslly,
AMITS. la.. O.t Ml.-(Sp(rlan-List even
ing nt the regn'nr foot ball prnct'co gnm?
between the 'cri'bs and 'varsity teams th"
S'T'dm senr-'l five toi'clidowns on th
'vnrsltv team In twenty m'n'ttes' pl.'v.
M'tneHlIng which foot bill men el 'tn d f
not occur oi'cn out of K) times ami which
hns pot hapnetied at the Iowa State eol
leire for years Tho 'virs'ty team suc
ceeded In making one totielnt nvn Coa'di
Woodruff savs tint f-oi halt mntert'l l
(.ciirco at the on'lcire this f. II end tha 't
is ap off year, but after he had nicked
eleven men fr mi about thl-t v-flv or forty
men who get out for iru"tico . verv even
itur Foster Parker, wb Is co-c'ilni the
send h. tdeked out n teem from the re
tnn'rilor w.aeh promises In many tesp'ts
to otitetess the first team Now th" on.
Hon arises, has the tenni been pro- er'v
h ...d'ed" tfter Hie M'nti'-sota rrnne las
Saturday Woor'rnfT evldeotu- copelude ' o's
team was pot beivv en -imh, and In M "i
d.iy's practice rani" pin veil s-v r'l 'f lis
heavier men of the line and back. a-.
eliT'tred tbe po'l'lons of iiboiit half h
plavers. hut It did not hav the deslr-d
i fff.-t Severs! of the rt'--' nts tlo"lnen,
in ntliletlcs favor the Ins nl'lnc of l'a Ic"
ns reei'bir coach of the Hrst tc.T'i. Parke
wns the Ht r lu'i'fhaek of the tpies t"i'n
In IW atul 1-''7 mid ns bo con her he perm
tonoi In l)!ej mid 1M0, he Is Ino iglble ns a
player.
'"h" Ames team has been n topnotcher
for the last few years and It l raih"" n
bitter pld to 'h" members of Hie Institution
to take a position tn tho rear.
Lose Some (Sum! Men.
CJHIN'N'IM.L. la., Oct. 11 -fSp-claU-Font
ball stock ut tcwa college line slumood stv
eral points. Kelly of Colfx, who w-a.i
hoked upon as a tower cf ct'ength for the
Orlnnell tenm, has ben 'sken out of the
grime bv nn attack of typhoid fever. Dy'ii
who nlayed If ft end nt the Drake ume,
bns irlven up bis school wniV mil will n't
friTo In tho llne-un of fu'ure games. Th""t
Helm's nre very d'sconrag'm: nnd Coach
H-inls h is 1' st much of his rithos'n on
fur Hie outlook . f the team T'- r s '
ike 'eam. b wever, lire In f"d sha' e n d
thinks to Hi irm d work ftoe )-y Trnlo r
Ynlsoii cinre oi't of the Pin''c ir-ime o l'h
oot a scratch. Some row p'sv hive he-n
deve'r.ped and tho team Is s''.-n''lie 'n'l
ltM offcn-lve work. Cornell playa hero Sat-
itr.lrt v
Cornell bns not usuallv pnsiep,i ; te rn I
of ex".-otlonnl strrpc'li. but tM vmr th -v I
nre living forth ore"ni's iro'.i.f des ml
there "q a w'e'l-foppded fear r""ong the
Comrrea-atlomiUsts that Hie Methodh-ts reay
cross their ironl line. The 'earn, however
Is putting: forth Its host effort In t' c i' co
o' dUfo-irc'lntr eropiritn'effi .villi the
c'latomurv Hrlnnoll spirit s' A nisy he re"e,l
upon to he It. Hie game wl'n H-Mr OomitUJ
conterta with Minnesota and Wisconsin.
We lu'il-fnr-ie liners,
NKW YonK. Oct. It -fhe recu'ir
in'' thly n'e. I'na t tbe J k. y e'nli e ii
held this nftert'O' n J'usc Hr"'ii .tn -ch
o-i'way. I'l.i-ri- P'lmoti' A"dr-w ,IH''r.
F. R lllt'll'-ocV. V J. ).vvpe J f Je .'-
shir. J (I ro'lnnslieo. II If '-'napn nl
w i tvn'teey o-ere nr--sent P-ry ""'
tnont orfcred 'ho fnllnvlns; resolution.' wli'eh
wi ndenleil:
"Tleso'v. d That o'l i s e-il ns eon,jot
Inir rneo meetl-iii iirde- the In Ndletl ll if
the J"r' ev e'l-h be reones'ert t tr'V i-t
leest one 'etfb-for-nce r-e. nt eneh 'ne't
lee. the rllsl'inre of "i'h races to b" 'it
the oi.tlon of lb" Hsaee o'ton, but iif'er
el"""" 1 not to be loss than ono mllo an I
a half "
Tl.o Corey Talnml Jne' ev c't'li has sp
pointed a cornmHtee lo nrranso for 3-year-old
welght-for-nire races.
Oninbiis t in IkuIp,
The Omnlui a"d ClsrVson team t'lav-l
the oeeopd mutch for h ne k ..f Pinr'-'t
Iv wlinT alb y Thursdiy p -h' ti wli'eh
the Omaha we-e agn'n "leioHnus, 'Ills
t'-ne bv for'y-clght pins To n r:
O'tah.i 77 seii 7.V1 j,"-a
C'lnrkaon 19 ro2 7:irr-3,lS3
tlel'le llnnil r,rM DeelNl'iu.
PfTTStU'Hd Oct 11 -One of the e'eve--rat
and fastest ntfhts seen he In m'nv
moons wns that tneNht u ip" Mr'v.'e
opera boose hteen thp ..'ai fc'th r
weights, .Tnelr MeC'ellned nnd Vppii lien 'I
ger. McClelland wns riven tho -"ecl-lo'i .it
tho end of the twentieth rotird the limit.
First Cnffe from nnir.lt Sloop I'liikriie.
N'FW OHLi:va. net. ll -The st.am.r
tltrabo with 3 Jmv bags of reff. e, dls.
cha-ged Its caru-o bore tod'i" This Is -ho
llrst coffee from Smto.s, P'azll, since Hm
piaguo broko out there el"ht months :u .
The plague Is be'l'wd to ba stamped ou.
Its' Irr tn Crnnd Circuit.
CINCINNATI. Oct. 11. It Is announcud
that the Oakley treck, w-lch Is nre of (ho
finest in tho country, will b in the grand
circuit for trotting and pacing races next
year.
I IV Till. Id I." I I'l 1.7 TUH Tl'
I li 1I1L 1 AA) Ul LUAIIVIUI 1
Recont DevelopincnW of the Subtle Power
in Various DcpartmonU.
ELECTRICAL PROGRESS IN THE PHILIPPINES
Ail timer In Wireless Tf If rnihj -M-renil
v Nov el llpc in I Ion I" Cul
HilK (ill ilern lie t f lupine ills
III Oilier Mill's.
A correspondent of the Western Electric
ian. wrltltiK from Manila. tsny the lack of
communicntlon between the larer toivns has
teen ono ot the draw bucks to their develop
ment. There Is at proielit a telephone ny
tern workltiR in Manila, and utcps havo been
taken to establish syetems In Hollo and
oihir places. The Manila uystoin, which Is
Spsnlsh, Is defective In Its construction and
is not en.mil to the demands upon tt. When
the troops tlrut arilved In the city the wires
were either down or in use, and little rnuld
bo done with ti. The bad work of the Span
Irh linemen has Ik on the chief trouble with
tho system, hut that has been remedied to
a en at extent and now tho lines nro nil
overworked durlUK twenty-four hour of
each day. The rensnns for tlio bad comlliion
were tho had poles, which wcio too frail;
imperfect Insulation nnd too small wires.
All this will he overromo In u short time,
for nn American system Is soon to be Intro
duced. That tho lino wna allowed t KO to
melt uml ruin wns due to the fact that 1111-
dcr Simntsh rule no oho could do nnythlni; I ITof. Whit, In the belief that u stiuo
to remedy It without rubmtttinK to all torts rarnt reRnrdlnK the procesa will bo of vit uo
of tnxes. while now pnyono can build up n to tho cepper and allied Industries, fur
business without gelling pounlsslon from u inlsbca an account of the pn.iess to the Kn
doien or inoro omcers of tho Kovernmcnt. RineerlnK and Minim? J'urnul. The pro.
Contluulnit, tha torrospomli nt says that cess, he states, Is essentially a method of
111 tho bis i Ittes tin- pe( pie ure uci ustcmed trcntliiR the c pper, after wh ch It Is
to tho telephone und the w.res, but In the welded to Iron In tho ordinary bla ksml h a
outlying districts only the wires of th'jforr;e. The process Is not one of eleel rio .1
army slpnal corps havo been so n. In ninny , weldint; or brazing, but ot simple weld nq
nlnres tho natives are afraid of the wlr a. .with hrni and flux, ns Iron Is weldod. Tne
but thus far they havo tint Int. rfered with
tho lines, nlthoush th men have not darnl
to leave anything movable nr. und, as It
would disappear ns i.nn as the linemen's
backs wire turned (inly tho army of tho
Insurgents and the puerlllas touch th
lines whin they are once In place. One ot ,
the reason, why the poles nre not ills-
turbed is thai they nre well guarded ntld
tho penalty for tampering with the poles.
wires or fixings of a linn la death. Sn-ernt
nnt Ives havo been scared off by the whiz
zing of a bullet past their eara wlp n a I
work cutting a wlro and nfter a few reasons
iho otherc do not Interfere. Then, too,
some havo boon shocked by the current : nnd a tcmperaturo of the uppir c tisul
and havo concluded to let the tinknovvn crnbly below white heat Insured tho b st
forco alone. The Insurgents hnvo tried
many times to cut the communication be
tween mll!tar pi litis by pulling down the
poles, but they have let the wires olono,
and au they will work as well 011 tho
ground as on tho poles tho damage has boon
slight.
Wireless Trie Hrilpliy.
When the Ilrltlsh Association for the
Advancement of .Science was In session
In lfc!2 Mr. William Preece, who wus then
the chief of tho electrical servico of tho
Ilrltlsh pustuHlce, began tho preliminary
discussion of the problem ot teephouln;
across spnee without Intervening wires.
He had, ns had other electricians, through
laboratory experience, noticed how npily
the telephone wires picked up telegraphic
messages from telegraphic circuits utl?n
a t onsldcrnble distance away. These stolen
currents reached the telephone wl.ts
through the earth or water and by con
duction. Uxpeiiments which Mr. Prccco,
now Sir William, began then It seems havo
now resulted eighteen years later tu u
commercially Fticcessful system of tele
phony without wires, which has Just b en
described to tho Ilrltlsh association's ses
sion of 1900.
' In all these eighteen years, from 1SS2 to
1900. Sir William stuck steadily ut experi
menting and his long-distance tele
graphing; without wires was practically ap
plied In U'Jj, but ns his system was com
paratively costly nnd cumbrous, the newer
developments of elcrtrlcnl science repre
sented In the Miinonl system, In which
the etherlc electrical waves are used havo
moro or less displaced It. If, however, the
Ilrltlsh expert has Improved and cheapened
his apparatus and ndapted it to telephony
he muy even yet forge uhend of his younger
rival from Italy, who bulldcd so trium
phantly on tho discoveries of others. At
till events, within certain limitations, It
Is clear wo aro now In for a period of def
inite advance In both long-distance tel
ephony without wires nnd Iho so-called
wireless telegraphy.
In connection with this It Is Interesting
to nolo that the Ilrltlsh ndmlrulty, after
wasting money on au inferior system, has
been obliged to turn to Marcunl. who now
Hands lilesBages over a gap of eighty-live
miles and has ordered of him tvveuty-tlvo
sets for Its men-of-war. As Marconi Is
to get a royalty of $'.00 n year for fifteen
years on each set, a total sum of $157,500,
somo Idea of how it pays to have a quick
eye and a discerning mind when one Is at
work In tho laboratory as u student Is
given. The perfecting of tils system has
been very rnpld, as three years ago ho
could only telegraph nine miles, while now
he expects to cross the gnp of ISO ml'es In
a very short time. Sir William Prerce's
telegraphic wireless system Is still eon
llt.cd In Bhort distances nnd hln wireless
tolephono Is limited to eight m jes.
.Novel r.leclrlcnl (Ipr ration.
Somo wrought-lron girders in a building
lu Chicago had to be cut during repairs to
mnko room for a hleel column and It wns
decided to use electricity Instead of tho old
method of snwlng. The girders to bo cut
were six In number and fourlicn Inches
docp, with a ono-lneh web. To accomplish
the work It v.as necessary to molt about 225
holes lu the glrdrrj ami tho actual timu spent
In cutting all was three and one-half tioun.
Connection was mode by ineana of tlexlhlo
cables with ono terminal of the smallest
genorntur-n 110-volt, 400-umpero, shuni
wound machine ln tho basement of tho
building. A ono and one-half Inch
liolld round rarbon connected with the cable
was lastened to a wood handle by means
of a brass ring or holder. As the steel col
umn was grounded in the basement It "was
only ueccsinry to uno ono carbon terminal.
A water iluostnt was put in tho circuit.
Tho operator worked tho rnrbon through
a sheet-Iron box lined with asbestos mid
hold In the loft hand, while tho right hand
directed the mrbnu. Tho operation consisted
ill first making n contact with the metal of
tho girder 11 i.i then withdrawing the carbon
to form nn urr, uhlch qultkly uieltol tho
Iron. IIolci, ivero burned through the gird
ers lu u line conforming to the direction
ot tho dosirnl cm. Tho end of the girder stntos governinonl lo Denmnik for the p .i
had been marlv cut ov.ay and wrb tocured by I chase of iho Danish West Indioi. Tim Inst
a ropo while the metal still remaining In negotiations, which occurred In the la'.-
the path of the cut wns molted away. In
stead of the sheet-iron box ordinal lly used
a piece of asbestos was utilized to shield
tho nic.
Hire Apparatus Hut of llntf.
One of the leBsonn drawn by nn olectrlcnl
Journal from tho Hoboken flro on tho Nor h
river Is that tho present appliances fur
coping with fire nro out of date und that
electricity, lnutantnneous in Us operation,
capable of transmitting great power ef
fectively over long distances, will eventu
ally bo universally uted for lighting llrei
and will relegate our presint almost
worthless flre-flghtlng apparatus to tho
ecraphecp The electric current, which
has been the means of meeting the la
creased demands of lighting und of disin-
fcctlug on a large scale, of supplying tho
U'frr for tho transportation of the pei p e
i f l.irR,- i una and of .ur.tirf dig a- a au.l
prob tiding life, will yet be the uncut Used
.ii ii.-.r i; i u. ll.iKr.it I' ii ,uid subdum.
Hum when once under full headway. Its
tpeiinl qualifications for fire fighting are
that tt can be brought into servke from
far-distant point and It ran be made in
stantly effei ttvv. The Hoboken flic pre
sented the lamentable spectacle of a vuat
amount of valuable material being tun
ruined by fire while surrounded on nearly
all sides with water. There wns a whele
river to draw on, but no means of rats ng
the water. There were some small tiro
engines In electrical communication with
the wharves, but they were distant nnd
atrlved too late. The powerful Mreboat.',
which might have dealt effectively vvnh
tho problem, were also at far-off stations
nnd were slow to arrive. This old Idea
of transporting heavy instruments over
distances that take up precious time to be
used for fighting conflagrations must
shortly be banished in favor of nn elec
trical system In which by the movemmt
of u awlich I'tttitikh electrlc.il power vv.ll
be tinned on instantly to disengage a boly
of water equal to tho extinction of the
deicest lire.
I.lrhe I'rnui'ss of Coppec Welds,
Copptr welds tnado by n process known
ni .a,' "Lleoe' havo recently bom
attracting considerable attention and the
k.;:h hut. bum subjected to tests in t In
laboraiot iei of the L'nl.erslty of Tonnes
see The process, winch la tmmid after i s
Intentur, has been developed by J. H. Me
Call and Charles 12. Walt, n spectlvcly ,t -feasors
of mechanical engineering nnd of
chemistry In tho I'nlverslty if Tentusee.
objects of tho Investigations tmulo In tbe
colp(,o laboratories were to tlnd the condl
tlr.ns for tho moat satisfactory welds nnd
tho strength of stnh welds subject d m
tensile tests. The welds woro mndo mostly
with No. owl copper rods, i u irt-tn . Id
rail bonds, this copper beln tho easiest to
secure. The treatment ot the copper Is
held a secret by tho company, tho patents
not having yet been taken out. A stn.Rblo
ilnx und end lap welds of live to
four diameters lu length, with the tur
f..c.'S .i ..do it nvex. so as to drive the i
frcm the couter Drat, gave excellent
unions. clean flro ot coko or choiioal
I mieceas. A tetnpernture above this made
the metal biittle In working, while uuo
much below would not give sufllclottt
liuidity 10 tho llux. Some of the sy .1
mens produred In the preliminary series
of experiments stood very high tensllo
tests. One so tuple broko In two places,
not at tho weld, approximately under
loads nf 23,000 and S.'i.COO pounds par
square, lech respectively, before It iinull :
broke at cne end of the weld, nt abjtu
CS.COO pounds to tho square huh.
F.lf e tl-lenl 11lfK,
A novel trolley ear la In use In Hrlln.
fumble the city It runs on tracks, with nn
ovoiho.id trolley inntnct. Just us the ordl
nuri iir In n the i llj lfnills are tcai bed
extra sets of triuks nte lowered and tho
car heroines an eleetromoblle omnibus pro
pelled by storage battel les carried under
th" side of the car.
Photogtaphers aro achieving lemnrkabl,.
resu'ts 'n ibe prodiiei ,ti of stei- opt'eon
slides made from negatives which hnve
bei n tul.en bj nu electric nparl: troin iv
Iloltz machine. The negatives show a nun
pletr picture of the objei t Illumined bv the
spark, as well as tho electrical radiations
around the olject photographed.
The prei nrat'ons now being made for tho
electrification of the llroadway cable line
In New York City nttrnct llttln nttentlon,
yet this Is the most Important and heavllv
traveled street railway In the world and Its
equipment with elei ttlclty would hnve been
a virtual Im possibility five years ago and
absolutely oat of the question ten years
ao
Great expectations are entertained and
many plans nro being formed lu Porto
Itlro for the Installation of ahort Inland
electric rallwajH from tho central range to
the coast. The power Is to bo developed
through tho agency of many streams to be
met with In eviry part of the mountain
innge. which traverses the Island from end
to end. If all that Is expected In th.. way
of new roads mid other elect! leal works Is
accomplished there will bo a Held In Porto
l!Ko tor considerable electrical inauhlu. ry
and material. The only road on the Island
from the capital to Hlo Padres, some, nine
miles lu length. Is shortly to bo equipped
electrically
Cal'-lum carbide, which Is ono of tho new
materials due to the electric furiiHce, Is
tn miliar to most blcvcllsts as the sub
stance used In the bicycle khs lamp. It Ih a
dark colored solid substance, looking like
a dWeoloreil lava, and rapidly crumbles Into
a white powder when exposed to the ulr
Its prim l;ul and more ueelul property Is
that when It Is niolMened with water It
gives off acetylene gas. The method of Ita
mttnufnctiitv is simple, around cuke and
quicklime are mixed together mid ix nosed
to n powerful electric am In nn iippr.ii.il.no
furnace. I be lime seems to melt .mil di .
solve the coke, or carbon, tho result be
ing i-tilcUim c.irhtde.
Ono of the most nstonl'ililng f.-n'ures f
modern eluirhal mni h'oiry, s ,-cli as the
dvnumo or motor, Is Its extraordinary . lli
c ency In tro nsf inning median cal Into
electrical onersy or vice versa. Tho equiva
lent of either kind of eieri;y In t-rms cf
tho other l known with great exnc nu
74f volt amperes or watts of cloo rlcal
energy being equal to ono horsepower
The modern dynamo or iik tor of iho
ordinary commercial type will convert o-r
kind of energy Into the other with a h.si
of only ! per cent or even ns Iltt'e as 3 pr
cert in Nr"" machine fully loided. No
such perfection 1" ati.ilneii by miv otlur
vatietj of marline ry.
It It- s ild that the e'ectr c il efforts t lie
exhlti.lid .K the forth, o'll'ng P.in A'poe'
uin exp'.fdt'oi In Hulfalo N V wl'l e e !
111 tilling of their kind ever shown hefo.e.
ibo enormous eneigy of Hi. M.Kiira p w-r
Plant will be available for (Ik c .utitiiid im I
Ithiir.lniit'ops and this will mum th't a
Hood of e ertrirnl energy will ho poured In
to inahiialn Hie nally marvelous d solay
1 f f'Hi trle light Hint will be s ,wp. It li s
1 eon suggested (hit ail a-tl'lclnl sun sh i'l
be shown, consl' tlnii of an Immense til 1 to
of cai'tiim lie 1 teil to bhizl'u; inea'idi-sienio
bv menus of r.000 or 10e"0 hol'Se-p. wer of
electrical current. Km b an npp.rniii
would develop many mllllan cand'o power
and would really rl -ii the sun In It
I. 'uml' atliig pfleet lu the ImmrdUto neigh
borhood. "1 have always used !'-ioy 0 Honey and
Tar cough mrdlclne 1, nil think It the best
In the world," soya Chas. Ilender, a news
dealer of Hrlo, l'a. Take no siibsiltuio
My re-Dillon Drug Co., Omaha; Dil.ou's
Drug Store. South OiiihIki.
AS TO DANISH WEST INDIES
Stole Department lleetiu-rs Thai No
Oterliires fur I'lireliiise llute
llccil Via lie lU-cciil I ,v .
WASHINGTON. Oct. 11. -It was lrained
nt the State department todny that no over
tures bad been mnd" recently by the I'mied
spring, wore suspended owing to the ill-
rovory by Iho Danish oflicials of a feel iik
of hostility on the rnrt of the DanUh pcii i"
against the propood siilo. Whatever lis
been accomplished since that tlmo has te, u
In Denmark, nnd It lu Inferred from the tone
of Iho pi ess dlipntehcs that the popular op
position to the tranrfer Ib diminishing If
this bo eo then tho United States govern
ment would be ready ngnln to dlscum in
subject at tho point where the nrR0tl.it. mis
woro Interrupted.
Tho editor of the Fcrdvillo, Ky., Miscel
laneous writes as a postscript to a bus -ness
letter: "I was cured of kidney tr' 11 lo
by taking Foley's Kldnoy Cuio." Take
1 nothing rise Myers-Dinon liri.g to.'
( Omaha. Dillon's Drug Storo, Scuh umau
VALIAIJLEAS MILITARY BASK
Gonero! Davis of Department of Torto Rico
IinpicMed with Island's Importance.
STRONG ARMAMENT IS NEEDED THERE
While the Hklnlillslinirtit iT (Itll
Hot f liiliienl Will I'rrmll onir Ilr
iliifl.mi lu Army, I.Mtlrr .Vlust
VIlMljs Ilr ( olisldcriiblr.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 11.- Tho War de
part incut today made public the report of
Brigadier General George W. Davis, com
luiiudiag the Department of Porto ltlco.
Il states that when the orsautiatlon of
tho civil government shall have been com
pleted and tho civil machinery Is work
ing well theie will be no necessity of re
taining lu the Island so largo a force in)
l.t present. However, lieooral Davis can
not ci.lK-elve It possible to limit the gar
rison to a forco Just sulllrletil to take iare
cf tho guns ul San Juan and he points
out thut the Island must have lu the fu
ture ns In the past great military iu,,nr
tatu e. Spain cxpiiuPd up re man (,.e'i,eu
on the lortlllcutlous ot San Juan and on
their uui f cadi r the forts were found to
he of great strength and tho armaments
extensive.
General Dnvl3 adds. "It Is Inconceivable
that the l.'nltril .Suites will leave the Island
without adequate protection ot men, bhips '
and guns, tho only land owned by the
United States In tho West Indies."
Laud for a naval station has been re
served nnd 11 coaling and repair station
probably will be erected at tfati uan. Gen
iral Divls says tho armament should bo
tncreasid and modernized and tho guns
tared for by u stiillileiit force of urt!llor.
Ho says tho experiment of utilizing the
natives ns f-oldlers has proved 11 success,
Judging from the appearance of iho or
ganization ns seen on parade, In review
and In 1 amp.
In tin local election!) General Davis sa t
there was nev. r present or hear a vuIiiil,
place an united soldi. ir nnd "tin bayone.
was consph m ns by Its absence."
The main elrt tlen under the net estab
ilshing an insular kglsiature has not yet
been held.
CONDITION OF THE BANKS
Comptroller itf the lurrfiif) Itcpurls
1111 Nutloniil mid .11 ut mil Siu
Iiiks Institution.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 11. The comptrollei
of the currtny kns completed an nbilrn.-t
of tho reports of tho conditions of all the
national bunks of tho I'nlted Stales nt tlu
ilofo ol business September 5, lDuO.
Tho summary bhows that tho nggr. gale
loans and dlscounU of the bankB we.r $2. -i.e'J,7i.y.OIO,
nnd tho nggrcgatu luditldtial de
posits $2,1.07,24?, f.r.7. A comparison of these
ilgures with the condition June 2'J, l'.'tO, the
dato of tho previous call, shuwa thai dur
ing the period betweon June nnd September
thoro wau an Increase of $ti3,247,43!i in loans
and discounts and $4U,lui,7:iii ill Individual
deposits.
Hie number of banks reportlni- on June 2.1
was u.72, nnd the number tepor' Ing on Scp
tcniliur .' vvub 3,i72, an Inert ate of 1 in.
Tho work of compiling tint ruuin.-. from
the mutual savings institutions of the coun
try bus recently been completed, whb. h
shows that dining tho year ended Juno "0,
1100, the aggregate resources of thete In
stitutions has Increuscd $lSii,743,(33, the (k
pofcits in tho banks have rltcn from $l,Oi;o,
ti0'.l,13l on Juno 30, 1K09, to $2,134,471,130 on
June SO of tho current year, an Increase ot
J173.7e2.H!i!).
Tho number nf depositors In these mutual
savings banks Increased during the year
from f',07P,7(2 to i,7;ii',10!i, nnd the average
deposits from $3Sr.'j'J to $387.47.
MAY CHANGE DATE OF MEETING
Archbishop ol ( lllhollc ( hilieli Jin;
Fix A ii 11 1 Gntlirrlnu for
.Nlil fin her.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 11. Tho ar hbish
ops of the Roman Catholic ihurch of
Ameilcn held their annual meeting a the
Catholic university today. Ecclrsli.i-tlciil
matters principally wore considered and
the conference adjourned in the 11 fn moon.
Cardinal Gibbons of Baltimore profiled,
the ntchblshops present being Williams ot
llrs'nn, Corrtgnn of New York, Hyan of
Philadelphia, Klder of Cincinnati. Katzer
of Mllwaukeo and Christie of Portland,
Ore. Hlshup Hennessey of Wichita, Kan ,
represented Archbis-hop Knne of St. Louis,
who was absent. The onl) subject of gen
eral Interest discussed wns In nlutlon to
a proposed change In tho dalo of tho an
nual meeting Irom the second Thursday in
October to the third Thurnlay in Novem
ber. Such a rhango Beems probable, nu
the dlHcUhSlon showed that It Is tUKl.ult
fur tho archbishops to leave their dioceses
during October. This Is especially tho
case In the west. If tho November dato
Is determined upon tho annual meeting
of the trustees of tho unlvsrslty also will
be held Just prtcedlnj the dato of tho
meeting of tho archbishops. Tomorrow
tho committee on India and negro schools
will hold a meeting.
EXPORTS HOLD THEIR OWN
Doliieslle Products Shipped from
t lilted States In sr tr inher Alio 11 1
(he Mime its One U'ur Ako.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 11. The September
monthly statement of tho expnr.s of do
mctdlc products Issued by tho bureau of
stntistlcs fchows the following: Hread
stuffs, $21,3Gf,8fiO; decrease as oompur d
with September. IMP, about 1S.7..0.000
Caltlo and hoga, $2.0ti5,:sr; Inereasn. JG"0,
000. Provisions, $14. 01)0.267; incrcast $'.ii;,..
000. Cctton, $2n,ltB,C75: Inert aae, ! 1 C
000. Mineral nils. $r,.44r',612, d crease,
$567,000. Tntnl, $Gu,O03,D7!), agalnsi $J4.
753,807 for tho Biimu period last year.
t Export, Wiener
Private tocK.
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Till. STP Mil W AIM I:
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t -mifbodv's ,.(-
&Wi" :tVfUo.'e. Kan,
un rjpi'cnn-
tnti'.n ci Htisoiuto
purity
linre
a n il creel
I Blali Hilt - Vivine
L':; r:":;:.., i
lincluahUSummcrTonlc
Al I. Illll'l f.lHTN
VAL. BLATZ BREWINO CO., MILWAUKEE,
O.MAHA 11KANCII.
1 112 Done us S root '1 el ldsl
I
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BLA I
JtfUSiZ
5i.ICy NoPumIoii.
TNI- WORUi'S r'AMOUS
CONSU.MIMION CoRK
litlf re'ilie t . . . siN(,inuiJ sum. nlr"mliii
I.im) a bottlf w ,i. . f ,r,, f,M mj1M t,,.0l.i.
-inrrr's malt wmim co., Rhe.ur, b.t.
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ii Pionca
Kklscy
Cure
Cnrs n't K" h 'V Si 'Mi I '?r Tr 'ub':s
hoeoHi,. rot e I t .l.ieis 2V ind $1.00
a ox .I..I ir lr'i ti ea h Ii tfuoox
puur.in no n 1 I h f
The Mflililar M:Ji.'lc: it., c-U"'!.;
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
Iti.nuiii lulij i uc-Mf.tlioKx.aaiKiiiils
NiitiiiD In i re on' heiiitiK and lecon
htrucLitiy M.o cxnsi'..-li'il lie.tivc or
iritiis. It IbtliL- l.tt.'si (li.cnvriuliiii:cet
iinl and tonic. No utlu i jircparai tun
can Hi'iiroaeh It In iV"l'Mi.'.v. It. In
sianil.r iL'iluvc.iiiiil poiiiiiir.i'iitlj ciirrs
l)ysivtiM;i, lna;nt;.siiiii, Ili-art Inirn,
.''I'iiu " 'p, iiiir S!"iiiai'li, Nausea,
Siclt lli'iul.iclic. t:iFlr;!k'ia Ciaiiiprian''
all oilier ft siiiisnf ittipctft'ci iidji'stiou
I'rlcofA; at. oil. Larc siteconttlos 5'4 times
small tin. Hook aii about iiy ipepsi nialledtrot
Frtpamd by E DeVlTT ' " "'icooo.
ft-- V9K
1 k' . r v y u rj w-r- n -1
BUFFET LIB.1ARY GARS
Best Dinirg Cat Service
1 do not Ijellete ther
a enhf of dytptp.
1 Inilb-eRtlon or
nuy utotnsch trouble
that iiiunol b i
I lieved lit onco nnd
tx riii'in. n'l.T eured
bv tr.) DYSPIiFSlA
C'l'Hli.
Ml'NTON.
At all tlrufgist.
2,'ip a tlnl. tiuldt
to IleaHh and medi
cal ad rice free. 1508
Arch street. I'MIa.
"Krug
Cabinet"
If not, you hnve mttEeu a good thing.
This exqiiUtto mall beverage Hand on a
unique basis. It tells Itself Its fame an
reputanon Is tbe envy of many The pa ate,
tbe bencOclul results achierwl "within" tb
Inner man are the ouly and real Judget ol
Its mriltj. Approved of by them. It in.
umphantly enters Innumerable tounebobl.
Where CablneJ entere. doctors and drug
tills exit.
nnuivi:ii nv
rni:i) ivitt.ii iiiikwi.m; en.,
Ch. 'i- rju. oviviia. i;n
sA Ground floor
H
: Office
With a Big
Vault-
I.' rated rich! on I'iruam Street, la a
I'iRK litooi.' building 1 un oppT-
tunny wh.ih may not come aga'a for gg
)ear- Tin n is another Inris room
aljtiaiiig Ablch you may luvn, If you g
want It -h,-h opens on the roitrt.
Rloctrlc llisht, htat and .iinttor srrr
bo kte tii'luded in :ur reutal
llesldrs . there is an advantage
bcln in Hie beat buddirift In town. tf
M
ll c. Pelcrs & Co.,
Rentdl Agents,
urotinu 1 (our, ucr. iniiiunig.
M
w v Di " """i r" o f
t -. ..... . . r.o'i't suffer frnni
"V; "iV-"
i.uii-n.viwi..A-A----ai:
e-.f
iCIIIIKS all Kidney
- ) Or, K f.
Kldneycurtxji
lil-rasn. nviK.
aehe, eln. Al Iriljp
s. or by mull.
. u.' its:
:ts. or lv Lit L
Vice, etc., of Ut. 11. J. Kn. Sara'otfa, N. T.
11.. Iff