TnC OMAHA DAILY DEE: THURSDAY, OCTOREK 22. 1P03.
HARVARD TARES TflE CONORS
Ttn tit Team Cuaiapioinliia af Interool
legiat Golf Anooationi
ONE PRlNCtTON MAN MAKIS POINTS
Tossy QaallOla ftsssd Is ladlvld-
al aeilsast W ill atari, ts
fete tsaeladrd Sstsrday- Brit
ish to Play.
a. TEX CJTT. U Ott 21 Harvard,
U generally empst'ted, ega:.n won the
Inv amplonsiilp honors of th Inter
coll w" Uolf UMKiiUoo on the Osrdea
City club's link today, heating Prlna
toa V arar or ZlVi to IH point.
Teat af six men each, from th tiro
unlver a played morning and afternoon
rounds . IHwd boles, making la all a
final rou. f thirty-els. bolea. In the first
round HliTard won every match, but In
the afternoon thr Princeton man had the
advantage during the second round of th
links, but only one of them, J. W. Baker,
v as successful on tha entire day play, as
he defeated li. B. HoUlna, jr.. by t up,
which, according to the intercollegiate
methods of scoring, gav him XV points,
the only figures made for the New Jersey
team. H. Chandler gan played very
teadlly ail through, finishing tha morning
round 1 up on F. O. Reinhart, and he in
creased this during the afternoon te T op
at the finish. Summary of tha batch play:
H. C. Egan. Harvard, beat F. O. Rein
hart, Princeton. 7 up; W. E. Egan, Har
vard, beat H.-Conkiln, Princeton, up;
U. McBimey, Harvard., beat I N. James,
Princeton, I up; W. C Chick, Harvard,
beat M. Olypbant. Princeton, I up: J. W.
Baker, Princeton, beat' H. B. HoUlna, Jr,
Harvard. I up.
Tomorrow the collegians will begin a
qualifying round for the Individual cham
pionatUp, the foal round of which WU1 be
played on Saturday.
In addition to the intercollegiate contest
tomorrow Silas "Rhone Adair, champion
woman golfer of Great Britain, will make
her first appeararto on Metropolitan links
in a mixed foursome, oyer the Garden City
course. Miss Adair will have Devereauz.
F.mmett for a partner and their opponents
will be Miss Frances C. Orlscom of Phila
delphia and Walter J. Travis, the amateur
golf champion of the United .States.
HOT CHASES AFTER THE JACKS
ss Flat Caraa; vVltsessed la the
rt.rtr aa' All-Aged
atakea.
TTEARXKT, Neb., Oct ZL (Special Tele
gram. V This was another great day at the
Mississippi Valley Futurity Coursing club
meet and It developed some of the greatest
coursing ever seen In the country. The
weather was perfect ad the grounds In the
best of condition. Kvery hound unleashed
seemed to be in perfect form, while the
Jacks performed admirably. The attend
ance was very large. The third and fourth
ties In the Futurity Were run oK. Results
In the third ties were as follows:
Miss Ldddle, owner John Russell. Cable
Til., beat Tracy Pasha: Bonclalr, C. E.
Root. New Richland, Minn., beat Tatieh;
Norfolk.. Anrelo Nooe. Denver, beat Bur
prise Me. Advertiser, Wilson It Allen, Vic
tor, la., beat Hopeless Harry; Pathfinder,
flame owner, beat Paul Jones; Celtic,
Charlton at Son. Minneapolis, beat The
Bard; lady Bright, U F. Bartela. Denver,
ran a bye; Lady Brash, same owner, beat
Bonnie Clair.
In the fourth dm Hbs Mddle beat Bon
clalr, Norfolk beat Advertiser. Pathfinder
best Lady Bright, and Lady Braah beat
Celtic .
There are lot entries fa the alt-ace stake
and half of them were rua through today.
The winners were Rosy Cross, Printer
Northern Lights. Rotation, Llewellyn,
Trump, Brand. "Colorado, Tours Truly,
Northern Express. Joe Pasha, Bamboo OirL
Block Boy,- White Hat." Dei Rio. Manuel,
Rarkerarrq. Lord , Butte, Grace Greenwood,
Jlmmte JacVson, Charming Thought Rolls
Wells,' Vnton Star. King of plaxoaods. Lon
Clair, New Wrinkle..
Tomorrow the semi-final and finals In
the Futurity will he run and the remainder
of the .trials' in. QvaUrag wiU be pulled
off. . . ... ... . ...
"There Is little sport In having horses
that one is unsbl to eee. and, hestrtes,
my trainer, John Husains. Is getting old.
EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS
Wllfal Win Phseals Haadlea al
Worth, Making sew Trees;
Keeerd,
CHICAOO. Oct. Zl. The Phoenl handi
cap, at a mile snd a sixteenth, at Vrth
wisy was wr.n tv Wilful in the fast time
of 1 MS- This Is a new record for the
trarl and is within one-fifth of a second
of the world's mark. Results:
Firnt race, six furlntigs: Bantemo won.
Wrejuh of Ivy second, Italph Young third.
Time: 1:13V
Peoond rare, six furlonrs: The Stewardess
won, Csrdwellton second. Belle Mabone
third. Time: 1.13k. ,
Third race, mile and a nixteen'h. Phoenix
handl'sp: Wilful won. Incubator second.
AlTrer thira. l ime:
Fourth race, mile and an eighth: Carat
won. Our Beeete second. Brief third. Tune:
-'V .
urtn mee. mile ana seventy funis.
Boeeter wni. The Major second, Mary
Wwt third. Time: l.i.
WKth race, one mile: Charley Thompson
won. Sir lAuncelot second. lorlce third.
Time: l:Pt,
NEW YORK. Oct. n. Results:
First race, six furlongs: Reliance won.
Acclamation second, Chatnplin third. Time:
Bueond race, mile and a sixteenth, sell
ing: VnmaFked von. Nevermore second.
f ntl.-1- third. Time: 1:4714.
Third race, mile snd a furlong, handicap:
Eugenia Burch won. Salvateiia second
Sheriff Bell third Time: 1:U.
Kourth race, six furlonrs. Mercury nandi.
cap: Divination won. Grenade second,
Ijiitr Amelia third. Time: 1 .
Fifth race. fl-e furlongs: For Luck won.
Oiden I rop second, nammuiia tniro.
Time: IKInK.
Hmh race, mile and a eixtenth. selling:
Iady Potentate won. Carbuncle second.
Outsioer thlra. Time: l
KT. lXJt lS. Oct. 21 Results:
Firet rsoe, six furlongs: Woodson won.
Gold Spot second, Tom Olney third. Time:
l it
itecond rax. five and a half furlongs:
Weird won. Haven Run second. Doctor
Scherff third. Time: 1
Third race, six furlonrs: Deutachlsrul
won. MaJlory second, d Ball third.! Tims:
Fourth run mile and a sixteenth, hand!
ran: Flintlock won. IUJi McKenn second.
Fifth race, five furlongs: Miss Crawford
won. Sanctum second. Toupee third. Time:
1 :llU.
Hixth race, mile and a sixteenth: Varna
Fonso won, Wilhelmina second False third.
Time: 1:6a
GASOLINE OUTRUNS STEAM
tare Betweea Aatesseblles ta Test
Merits ml nival Varieties af
Meter Cars.
DEFENSE BY STATE CLRD
who reside about six miles northeast of
here, was brought to the Cottage hospital
today suffering from an Injury that may
cost bits the eight of one of his eyes. He
Problem of WdneadT t Tort lilT PaU P'Vlng with some companions when
' . . be was struck In the eye wUh an arrow
that Imbedded Itself In the eye in such
manner that it la feared be will be blind
ag a result.
Eeuln Against Kilitia
KERRASKANS ARC W HOTTWT CONTEST
gel 4 1 era llsaa Ipsa Heystaeks aal
far This Breark af Ethles af
Mlssla Warfare Ksgaaeaieat
Oaeea't Caaat.
WUST TAKE LAW AS IT STANDS
neary W. Yates Palate Oat the Caa-
Itleae That Caafraat Tax
Caaasalsaleaer.
OMAHA. Oct. a To the Editor of The
FORT RILET. Kaa- Oct. Five states I R .w , . ,tatw,,t that the
against tha United States and practical? p)kjn rrk(:ng of the new revenue law
an even break all around waa tha reault wmi require bank to list for taxation
f the army ezcercisea today. The anlU- their entire assets In the same manner
lary situation for the day waa that each I tna i. v js construed by Mr. Fleming
detachment of state troop should take up 1 10 apply to commercial corporations and
a defensive position and there await the I flrmm, Mr. Fleming replies In The Bee this
attack af n force of regular troops against morning as follows:
It. In. each oaae the attacking party waa l Yea, it would be preposterous to assess
the ad ranee of an Imaginary army. The I B national bank as he illustrates It The
Iowa regiment took Its place on the Ogden fact that the schedules for banks, loan,
flats and waa there attacked by the Tent trust and Investment companies prepared
cavalry, which drew off after a spirited seTersj weeks ago, call for an assessment
action without penetrating the line of I practically the same as heretofore ss far
men from the Hawkeys state, who were as results are concerned la the best evl
well handled by then officers. dence of the Interpretation put upon the
What might have happened when the section relating to banks, etc., by the dty
hypothetical main body came In contact I attorney and commissioner.
with the defenders Is something that can 1 It wag tny Intention to show by my fl-
only be guessed at. As It waa however, j lustration that the proposed assessment
the regulars did not get through. Texas 1 upon the entire assets "preposterous.1
also held Its own. I If the city attorney and tax commissioner
The Missouri regiment tcok. Ita place on I are able to Interpret the law against Its
the hills north of the ramp, where tt plain reading as it applies to banks. In
withstood the stuck cl Colonel Kline's 1 order to prevent their taxation being pre-
Twenty-flret Infantry. The advance was I poeterona," why may they hot exercise the
run back to the main line, or as the men I earn discretion In applying it to other
of military talk expressed It, "the Calvin 1 1 business institutions, the taxation of which
was drawn In," but the umpires stopped 1 Is equally preposterous!
the fight before It eame to a question I The fact that the national law will pro
whefher the regulars could have broken I tect national banks from this preposterous
through the lines.
Brake the Kaasas Llae.
Kansas did not fare quit as well. In
the first place General Hughes' two regi
menu were presented with topographical
plan of assessment has really no bearing
In the matter. It a also useless to discuss
what should be the proper basis for tax
atlon we have the law as It la and must
deal with facts, not theories. 7 am quite
ore that Kofh the eltv attnrnev miA Ui
features which worked against them and commllll!l0ner will endeavor only to do their
lavorea tne advance more uiaa wu uw
case with the troops of the ether states.
GCCD. CHANCE FOR ROOTERS
Oaaaha aad Yarat High Sehaals Meet
Batardar aal Pail Faat Ball la
Kxpeete.
A small but enthusiastic crowd of spec
tat jrs witnessed a race at the Council
Blufls mile track yesterday afternoon be
tween twa automobiles, owned by mil
Bran dels and the Andersen-Mlllard com
pany. The race was a contest between
steam and gasoline propelled machines and
resulted in a victory lor the latter in en
eight-mile contest, in fifteen minutes and
ten seconds.
Mr. Brandeis' machine was a Peerless,
two-cylinder gasoline, and was driven by
Charles Btutx. The Andersen-Mlllard com
pany machine was a White steam touting
oar, with steam compound engine, and waa
driven by Frank Decker. Owing to the
inability of the chauffeur to develop a suf
flniwit amount of ijn the race lost that
Interest which attaches to cloeoljr contested
events.
The two machines were gotten under wny
at I 4i. but the steam machine balked at
the "jlrat quarter aad after that the race.
Insofar as anything like a contest was
concerned, was over, for the gasoline ma
chine forged ahead and had made two
miles and over before the steam machine
had nasaed the first mile.
The time made by Mr. Brandeis machine
was as follows:
Half 1:1 First mile Z:M
Half M Second mils 1:B
HaJf :M Third mile 1:K
Half 1 J0 Fourth mile ...... I
Half Firtft mile I K
Half 0:6 Sixth mile l il
Half :M Seventh mile 1 :5g
Half 97 Eighth mile IM
Total 15.1
' At the beginning of the event it seemed
that the speotatora would witness a closely
contested race, l'p ' to the first quarter
both machines went evenly and at good
headway, but at that oolnt the generator
on the steam machine went awry and after
that there waa nothing resembling a race.
Sluts put his machine through a fart as
he could, however, in the effort to make a
record and the time established was re.
gardod aa remarkably good in view ot the
condition or tne iraca, v. men was quit
heavy owin to the Tact that it was cof
red with a thick layer of loose earth.
Had It not been for a bad place In the
north end of the track on the stretch,
where it waa necessary to slow up, nererai
seconds could have been taken from this
Urn.
duty ar.d will not willingly Injure any busi
ness rnerest Rut It la nn tn thefn in
Owing to these obstacles, which the Kan- m th, teat ttf a had case and I believe
men were caiiea upon to coniront. me .h.r .umt,n,A ronmtninm ,h
Eighth cavalry succeeded in forcing Its taw tht UxaUon nnaer ,t wtu not
way through the center or tne nanses i nreno-taroua
nngaae. uenerai tiugnes orougni up ais Tn ran pnly done by requiring the
support promptly and made the effort te ntUn. of credits, not gross credits, and
bring his line Into shape, but the umpires M w,l ba Injured bv that reason
called the thing off Just as It was getting bia ccgtrucUon there can be no objection
t do a mignry pretty ngni. wim ue nnu i or complaint from any quarter.
The foot ball tnthusiasta will be able to
witness the beet exhibition of this sport
that can be put UP by high school elevens
next Saturday when the Omaha High school
meets the gridiron warriors from Yora.
Neb. The. game will be played at Vinton
Street park. A large attendance is ex
pected, as this Is one of the most Impor
tant games of the season. The York team
lias already demonstrated Its prowess in
the game by defeating several of the good
lenua by a decisive soure. The best ad
vantage of the new rules are reached In
high a hool teame on aooount of the speed
abd the light weight of the players, aa It
enables there to nee the required open play
which teams 'of their sise must always
rely upon The Omaha boys have teen
making good progress under Coach Capell
for the last two weeks snd are playing In
area. l - form, iotS7ithstanding ths mifur
4 tunes at Ut first f the season. Captain
Thompson is back again and playing at
Ms old position of tight tackle, and Stein,
t k left tackle. Is a host In himself Rogers
Is also bsj-k In the game and the rooters
sr expecting him to do great things st
right gaard. Putnam, the fullback, has
twn moved to center on account of ths
WMkartt in the line, and be Is holding trie-i
place down admirably. A decided Changs
in the strength of the line is already no
tice. In ths back field 8-edeberg, Bur
neua Shields, Loftua, Bronte and Yodw
are shosing up well, and it la a, safe pre
diction that the game on Saturday mill
be a hard fourht affair. If the high school
continues In the game as well as It ho a
been doing in practice, there l not muth
alullity of It losing the context.
RESULTS AT MEMPHIS MEET
Hal Caaata Wlas gassy Soath Stakes
with gtar Hal aa Csac
pet Iter.
WICHITA TRACK IS LONG
garreysr wears - ta Laaarth aad
Ttaaers Make Affidavit e Tlsa
( Creaeeaa,
WICHITA. Kan.. Oct tl -President C M.
Itaiu today gave out a sworn suiexnenl
af Ransom H. Brown, former county aur
veyer of Sedgwick county, that he meas
ured the Wichita track over ahlch Crs
eeus trotted a mile In Monday after
noon and found tt to be S K: 4 feet, or M
feet nsare than a mile long. The measure
ment was made June 1 1K). aad ths track
haa not beea changed sines that time.
Amdavtts f Official Timers A. C. Jordan.
X T. Esnes and Fred Steams that IJ
was ths correct time were aiso made.
f aaasrs la trraatry Bsslaesa.
Joe A Blum, for twelve years proml
Bsntly lasrtltied with the Cudahy Packing
eamany, haa acquired an Interest In th
Nsoraska-Iowa Crianwry company aud as
aaimee an active part in the business. Mr.
Blura haa rerttcned from tha execuuve
staiT or tha Cudahy Packing company and
Ukri chnrge at once. Mr. Blum has alao
purchased the rreamerle 1"" 'e1 at Cres
ton. Atianttr, Anape and Elliott, la . and
ail will be operated In connection with tha
Nebraka-log from headquarters la this
city.
MEMPHIS, Oct HaJ Chaffln with
Orera drivlna won the Bunny S.'Uth stakes
for 2:U pacers at the Memphis Driving
park today. Star Hal won the first heat
handily in tM. In the second heat, Hal
thamn won by a nee a in a nam ante
through the stretch In the fast time of
f:t&V The third and last heat was won
by Hal Chafbn. Star Hal broke badly and
ftnlehed last in thia heat Track race for
amateur drivers had for aUrters only
The Monk and Ida Hlshwood. The Monk
took both heats. Tomorrow Dan Patch w.U
go against the world pacing record. Sam.
mary ;
S:1X class trot, purse H,6M.
Topey. b. m. tBnow) 1
The Questor. b. g. Geer) t
Bermuda Maid, br. m. (McCarthy) I
Kebleola. b. m. (Randera f
Joymaker, b. h. (McCoy) 4
Teneo ro. g. (Fenelonl I
Rlehne, blk. m. iSherman)
Jim I'nderwood, b. g. (Hart) T
Lady Dowrlng, b m. (Robie) die
Time: 1:11V. 1:UH.
1:11 class pacing. Bunny South stake.
S2.UUV adoed:
Hal Chafhn, br. h (Oeers) J t
r-iar Hal. b. h. tSnowt 1 t
Coue-n Madge, blk. m. (Benedict) ..4 1
Dlabllte, b. g. (Walker) (41
Five Points, blk. n (Sir an) dls
Time: t:06: l:&; t X.
t.W class trot purse tl.OuC:
Tha ParaoJ. bik. g (Colby) 1
Aden W. b. g. (McMahon) I t
linen! Birch wood. ch. m. (McQarr).. I I
Kirkwood Jr., br. h. (Dillon) ( 4
Red Phil, br. g. CZapel) I
Norbarry. a. h. (O Rourke) (
Great PplHt. br. m. (Mtrtinl 7 dr
Joha Caldwell, b. g fTbompsoc) ...... Ida
lime: IIt: 13.
t.vt trot to wagon, amateurs to drive:
The Monk. h. g. iMr. Pillirst 1
l'5s Highwood, b. m (Mr. Smathers) . . . . t
Time: Ml; J.lfTV-
IOWA CONSIDERS THE OFFER
Has Oae Day ta aay Whether Osaaha
Cats tha Casaa with
hebraska.
Meesra Bpangler and Bsckaer, represent
lng the Iowa university foot ball eleven, re.
turned to Des Moines with a proposl
tion from Mr. Tukey, representing the Ne
braska team, to have this year's gam
played in Omaha. Mr. Tukey aays the
lowans' answer Is to come today. Lin
coin la satisfied with the proposition, which
Involve a liberal money guarantee.
Retires fraaa KsalUh Tort.
LEXINtVTON. Ky.. Oct. ri -In sn Inter
view t lobelia stud today V. C. Whitney
announced hla deiei mlnaiion of retiring Ma
horsta frusa (he Luglloh turf. He said:
rrlaeetsa Defeat sraekarll.
PRINCETON. N. J.. Oct S.-In a hard
but rather slow foot ball game Princeton
defeated Buckneu by the score of IT t
toe ay.
I
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Sale Ten Million Boxes a Year.
riaULrS rtVOKfTE atUrSM. A
DY CA.THJBVyn.TIC
2M THE
BEST FOR THE BOWELS
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result in anybody's favor.
One of the most spectacdlar fight of the
day was that between the Second Nebraska
and the Fourth cavalry, which terminated
by the state troop holding their ground,
always saving what might have been don
to them by that terrible imaginary main
HENRI W. TATES.
Aa Attractive Larmtloa. ti the Osaaaa
Exteaslsa Cbleag Great West
ers Hallway.
The townsit department of the Great
body, which was supposed to come up be- I Western railway announce that an open
bind. The Nebraskans were posted on high I lng sale of lots will take place at Wight-
ground northwest of th camp, their cen-1 man, Calhoun county, Iowa. October 27.
ter under Captain stack In hastily con-1 Special provision will be made to accom
structed rifle pits, th right tinder Colonel modate those who wish to attend the auc-
McDonnell. and th left under Major tlon. Including a one-fare round trip rate
Phelps. Th Nebraska scout brought in 'm all stations m th Great Western
Information of the advance ot th attack- Railway to Fort Dodge, la., and excursion
Ins force, long before It was In eight snd train leaving Fort Dodge at : a. m.. and
wh.r. w ...m. thev were ready for It but I "mana, jveo., ar .zv a. m., on date of
they were not looking for It In the direction J1'- For particulars address E. B. Magtn,
Manager Townslle Department. C. O.
Ry., Fort Dodge, la. .
W.
EXPLOSION OF DYNAMITE
Twa Blasts Kill Mea Esaalored aa
Railroad la,' Soathwest
Mlaaaari. '
i- . .
AtmORA, Mo.. (VC'ttrTwo tnen'wer
killed snd elgheeen seriously Injured by
from which It was made.
Xebraskaaa la Hat Place.
A heavy fore of cavalry was sent out
Into the open In the right of the Nebraagans
to draw th fire of the entrenched troop
and of two guns of th Seventh field ar
tillery. What was done to that exposed
cavalry would have been awful If the fight
ing had been the real thing, but. while this
waa going on, over a crest directly In front
of the main Nebraska position cama a I
heavy force of dismounted cavalry. They . sa
opened a vicious ne and pushed heme npon m th, wnBtrueHon -Work-of the White
in un in Deauurui siyie, .w.. pjT(r road tn Stone county, thirty-five
reiume as ooi a w. ss i i mliea east of here, today. Th dead:
the opnnict waa a prexiy uiinf ot us s.n JACK HE A LET of Kansas City.
as rouia oe immnw s on an AUSTRIAN, whose name 1 not
umpire galloped along tne line caiuns I known.
a halt Some climbed upon soma hay sucks rtnh were employed on the work of the
to obtain a better position from which to road. Heeler's body waa blown fifty feet
fire. Climbing hay stacks Is forbidden tn Wrh. Xh- uiephoa service Is poor and
Fort Riley warfare and the thing was de- the deUils of the aocldent are hard to
clared off. I obtain. It 1 reported that all of the In.
Tomorrow the exercioe win comprise tne i jured will live.
deployment of th entire division against an l Another telephone measaaa from stoni
Imaginary enemy. Lieutenant General I county, the scene of the explosion, says
Young arrived at the camp late inis aner- inat a second explosion occurred at tunnel
noon and will remain for a few day. ten- i c, ten miles below there, killing the fore-
eral Ian Hamilton of the British army was I man of the works and Injuring seven
also expected, but will not com uaui to- i others. The message wives no names.
morrow or next day.
AFTER CHICAGO GAMBLERS
BATTLESHIP HOLDS RECORD
Mayor Harrlasa Aaasaaees Iatestlsa
af gtspptsg All Bettlas; aa
Raeea
FLEES TO ESCAPE MARRIAGE
Mai I'ealM from Cltrk'i Cc IfUf
LiMON il 0btaiBi
WOMAN THIN OffLR. LXTCNUATlON
ay They Oaly lateaded to
Marry ta Meet a Baater
Mad by fesae
Frleada.
An incident rivaling to its dramatic
aspects any story svsr recited in Don
Wulxoi or in the tale ot Boccacio was
enacted at the office of the county Judge
Tuesday afternoon at i o'clock when ap
plication for a marriage license was mad
by Thomas RadcUffe, aged Jb. ot Fairfield,
la., and Miss Klhei Wilson, aged la, giving
her address as Denver, Colo.
The initiative In this matter was taken
by Mis Wilson, who ail but pulled th
groom-to-be lota th room where Clyde
Sunblad was to make out th license. At
tention was st one directed to the couple,
for they acted queerly and somes hat
suspiciously. After th license had beea
fined out and th couple had sworn to It
Mis Wilson stepped Into an adjoining
room to get a drink of water, while Mr.
Bunblad telephoned Judge Vinsonhaler to
com to th court house at once, as th
coupl desired to be nan-led.
At this Juncture RsdcliSe excused him
self, stating that he had a very pressing
business matter down the street which he
would attend to while Jodg Vinsonhaler
waa on his way to the court house, wnen
Mis Wilson entered th room wber sh
had left her future husband sh inquired
In anxious tones what had become of him.
When told that he had stepped out for a
moment on a matter of business, she darted
out of the door In the effort to find him and
crjing: 'Ht'l gone," "I know he's gone."
And truly enough he had gone and Mis
Wilson came back In a few moments and
then attempted an explanation of the affair.
It had appeared to Mr. Sunblad that Mis
Wilson was quit anxious to become
bride, while the groom-to-be did not seem
to take kindly to the proposition. When
Mis Wilson attempted an explanation.
however, she tried to make It appear other
wise.
Bay. do I have to be married to that
manT" she Inquired. "I don't have any
use for him and don't know what I should
do If we were married. Tou see, tt was
this way: We were with some friends
her in town, having a good time, and
some one said w were afraid to get mar
ried. W called the bluff and came up
here to make our call good, and I'll still
marry him rather than have them say I
backed down. Tou were suspicious.
weren't youT Well. I want to say that no
man can get the best of me, and the Idea
that I wanted to marry this fellow Is
preposterous."
After she had talked a while longer, the
remark was volunteered that both of them
bad been married, although under oath
they had stated the facta to be different
from that when the license waa being made
out A further effort was made to find
Radcllffe, who Is understood to be a travel
ing man. but nothing cam of It
WHEAT IS NOT IN STORE
Crsefcett Wareiaase Csatalas tsaall
Asaaaat at Grata, with Maay
Cert 1 grates lasaed.
BAN FRANCISCO. Oct ' H. -Detective
Thomas Oiassn, who has bean Investigating
th affair of the Crockett warehouse of
Epplnger A Co., has filed a report with
the district attorney showing that instead
of containing ffl.OOO tons of No. 1 wheat the
warehouse contslned but 4,400 tons of In
ferior quality. The failure of Eppinger
tk Co., which was announced several months
ag?, caused a tremendous sensation In
the markets of the country. The grand
Jury found indictment charging Herman
and Jacob Epplnger with having obtained
money under false pretenses. It being shown
to the satisfaction of the Jury that the
brother had secured heavy loans on ware
house receipts which called for more wheat
than the warehouse actually contained.
Th trial ot Kpplnger will occur next
month.
Mi.aearl Proves t B Fa-teat Boat la
It Class la th
Kavy.
CHICAGO. Oct ZL Mayor Harrison to-
BOBTON. Oct a. Th new battleship day gave notice of his Intention to stop
Missouri, steered by Captain F. M. Howae. all form of racecourse gambling and to
today proved Itself the queen of the seas proceed against the handbook evil through
m Its class tn a speed trial trip over the th revocation of licenses of an saloon
Can Ann course, with weather condition I la which that form of betting evil I per
of a considerably handicapping nature, i miueo. me iniormauoa upon which the
Steaming over a course of thirty-three I mayor will act I being collected by secret
nautical knots and return, th battleship I service men.
made th trip In S hour. minutes and
S4H seconds, an average speed of II knot I Opes Doable Track to TrafCe.
per hour, which, with tidal correction CHETENNE, Wyo., Oct H.-(BpecUl.
greatly tn its lavor. it is oenevea win aa- i The twenty-nine miles of double trsck be-
vance the speed to jb.i knots, a new i tween Borle and Buford, west of Cheyenne.
world's record for battleship of It class. I which was recently completed, was Disced
The first part of the run waa made n operation yesterday for the first tim.
against a strong northwest breese, which I Th Union Pacific now has a doubt track
kept down th peeo to u se nixi, dui i from Cheyenne to Laramie, save for
coming back in conojuon. wers mors short distance between Buford and Her
favorabl and the thirty-three knots wer mciea Junction on what Is known th.
coveted in t hour. 47 minute and t seconds. I gherman tunnel section. Ten miles of dou-
a speed r w anois per nour. pie Umck and cutn, Cheyenne to
The big battleship at one time attained Archer. east of hers, has
a speeo or ia sno per i and will be placed In operation soon.
tract reqairwnents cau lor ia snota anu a
margin was vary gratifying t th govern- I gave Csstcsts af kafe.
ment orociais on uosro. I LANDER. Wvo.. Oct It-n.iv.
lam oesi prnii .cvwv. - I Word haa been rene veil K.r. . ...
tleship tn Missouri s Class is u saaine, i robber, oommltad st Fort Washakie Friday
k. r- i dudl wnen ttirea aukm mn
It described the figure t. turning ta I Moorea stoiw and aftsr tawi-.k ... T.
"i-r::.1, t:: rr ?? p tobacco
-""'. " ' : I an notions. Thtlr approach was observed
by the proprietor, who closed and lucked
Eads Heaaeehs's Isrtsre.
Laxy livers and sluggish bowels cause
headaches. Dr. King New Life Pills re
more the cas or no pay. Only Sc Fof
sals by Kuhn ft Co.
usual stopping, backing and anchoring
tests were thea given, at th conclusion of
which th vessel returned to Boston Light
and after landing lu passenger started
tor Newport News.
OUTPUT OF PACKING HOUSES
Msveaaeat af Basra Shows toss ls-
ereaas Over th Prsvlsss
the ssfe. containing a large sum of money.
juai as tne roDDers enjerad.
With tha kvswlera.
In a learue asms on ri. rw, . u.w.
night tha St. Charles club !, .Hi
Araaeura. aVcore:
ARMOURS.
1st a a e...
t T S.I C .
. Di,uniuvr ....... im i 3
Potter 157 171
Brunke l j
kluri.hy l u
Denmaa 17s g
CINCINNihTL Oct. ft (Special Tele
gram.) Prioe Current says: There hi a
continued moderate movement of bogs, al
though the total show some gain the last
week. Total western packing was 290 00.
compared with KX.OO the preceding week
aad aa.OM last year. Since March 1 th I FriedboS la
total Is U 2M.K4. against U.UO.OW a year J ami u:
sga. Prominent places com pars a f ol-1 Total. . a
16
1W
127
170
6.1
(41
Totals ... tM aui
ST. CHARLES.
1st. ltd.
Frttscher a 7 l.,
Krug u ia
r . W. BchnaiOer H7 H7
1L7
147
CO I.M
Id. TU1.
B4
17
I'M
141
11
fc4
U
4..1
lews:
Chicago
Kanaas City .
south Omaha
ft. Louis
fct Joseph
Indianapolis .
Milwaukee ...
Cincinnati ...
Oituaawa
Cedar Kaplds
Bloua City ...
tc Paul
IK
I(a.eu
l.lKSi.VM
J ).(
Mta
iLavJ.ta
....... f7.
eH.O
ltn
2a;. due
l44.ua
&.()
1nj
I.7s.
lliauis 1 Tste
I.li.,i0 I J ohnson
710 toi I Bmyth
.2 om I Buls
til I i uiey
I- . i
Nationals against Colts tonight.
W. O. W.
ut
It
1A
14
1B7
iiatitee( see lat
7al Ul Z.M1
4U.UUG
May Lass Lysalsht.
CRK8TON. Ia.. Oct a. (SpactaL-At
Totals
Landoa ......
Heft
Sutton
Kelly
SkTlBOB
JeUOs ...
710.
BLACK KATS.
1st
1TJ
Ul
15
1
177
M 3d.
IM 1.4
14 14
lit
ta w
tu au
M U
ITS 1H
24 L
U7 la
if 4
U7 Us
tn ssi
Xew Brldga Absst tssapleted.
LOUISVILLE, Neb., Oct ZL (Special Tel
egram.) The wagon bridge across the
Platte river at this place, which waa taken
out by the loo on Ma.-?h 10 last is being
repaired. The first teams crossed today.
It will be completed in a few day for th
regular traffic. Th citlsen of Louisville
and farmer of Sarpy county opposite this
plaos ar rejoicing.
Arrange far Roslsg fastest.
CHETENNE, .Wyo.. Oct ZL-epeclal.
C. B. Irwin has returned from the cowboy
meet at Albuquerque and Is arranging for
A national roping championship contest to
be held tn Cheyenne. Team of four men
each will compel from all parts of th
country. Irwin. Duncan Clark, William
Wllley and Hugh McPhee will compose the
Cheyenne tea a.
A FRIEND'S ADVICE
awasas I
Will Often Help You Greatly.
Real Wltat an Omaha
Citizen Says.
Ton may hesitate to listen te th advice
of tranger. but th testimony of frisndi
or residents of Omaha Is worth your most
careful attention. It 1 an easy matter t3
Investigate such proof a thuv Than the
evidence must b conclusive. Read the
following:
Mr. Frank McFarland, stonecutter. No.
But Jones street, says: "Too frequent
action of the kidney secretions, particular
ly at night at first merely notloeable., but
always on tha Increase, became at last
very annoying. I had no backache like so
many people have, but without that extra
annoyance I spent a mint of money trying
to check the trouble, but I was anauooeas
f ol until I procured Doaa's Kidnsy Pills
at Kuhn ft Co' drug store, corner lth
and Douglas streets. After the treatment
I could go to tad every night aad sleep
like a child until morning. To aay I en
dors Doe-n s Kidney Pills I a mild way
f expreaalng my opinion."
old by all dealer. Price a0o per box.
Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo, N. sole
agents for the United States.
Remember th asm Doaa's aad tak
aa substitute.
G
It's the
Long, Strong
Stick
That Does
The Trick.
JM.IwlSjt3
MATCH
rjs?
Burns a full half minute.
Every box contains a Valuable coupon i
As poor grocer,
TNS DIAMOND MATCH OO.
U J 1 0 tt tm PACIFIC
WW
SHORTEST LINE FASTEST TIME
TWO THROUGH TRAINS DAILY
Handssmsty Equipped with
FrM Becllnlttg Chilr Cart, Bml Cart, MmIi a la carta,
Pvnmae Paltc $lpt Cart, BuRl mkln Uerarj Car.
Tauritt Slewpinfl Cart a Sosoiattr. Plntoca Ltgnt Stna Htal, ata.
DATUCHT RIDE OF
SOO MILES ALONG THE BEAVTtFVL
COLVMBtA sTIVER.
Fall wforsaaUoa ebesirully furnished on application to
City Ticket Office. U24 Farnam St
Phe
JI6.
OF
L 1 IE L J
fS2y It is not so much , of a calamity that a man
Ii jS? contracts disease or weaknesses, but that he
u ' - neglects them, fails to secure the proper treat
ment for their cure or he has experimented with too many
free treatment and quick-cure schemes.
Why wait until -your whole system be
- oomee polluted with disease, or until your
nervous system Is tottering under the
strain, and you are a physical and mental
wreck, unfit fr work, business, study or
marriage? Uncertain or improper treat
ment can only do harm. There is only on
perfect, safe and lasting cure for you,
which you will find et the State Electro
Medical Institute, Start right, and start
at ones. Delays ar dangerous.
I TREAT HER OKLT AKD Cl'RlT
THEM 4JC1CKLY, SAFELY AKD TROsV-
OrCHXT. EVERT MAI IVPFERIXQ
WITH AIT PRIVATE DIIBAtBt.
I WILL CURE YOU
VARICOCELE, STRICTURE. K I D
NEY OR BLADDER DISEASES,
P0IS0N01S DISCHARGES. BLOOD POISON (SYPKIUS.
WEAXEMN J DRAINS, IMPOTENCY. NERYO-SEXIAL DEBILITY
with any of Its numerous distressing symptoms, owes it to himself, his family,
and especially to the future generations to get cured promptly, safely snd
thoroughly.
CO.(SULTTI01 FREE HfffiTE '& tats."
State Electro-Medical Institute.
1308 Farnam $L, Bet, 13th and 14th 8tav, Omaha, Neb.
Don't Scold
IrrttAbUltj u a narvaus affortloav
BtrengtLea tfce nerve with Dr. VUies
Nervlna. Bleep better, cat better, work
bsttsa, fast better, aad a aseaar. old aw
gu. castes. Hock on bcrves for lostal.
Liv. hi ; Li'S si r,:ri. cx t-sMi
..Low Rate..
IIOriSEEKERS'EXCURSIOtiS
Tuesdays.
October 20th lOHQ
November id and 17th JUU
VIA TUB
m
,
-AND..
IRON
MOUNTAIN
ROUTE.
To Certain PoinU in the
WEST AMD SOUTHWEST
AT
ONE FARE FR y TR,P
Final Limit of Ticket., 21 Day.
StopoTera will be allowed within transit limit of 15
daya going after reaching firat homeBeeker' joint en-route,
route.
FOR FCRTIIER INFORMATION or land pamphleta,
folders, maps, etc., addresa any agent of the company, or
T. F. OODFREY. Paasncr aad Tick at A (eat. TOil HLSOHE5, Travel-
lac Passanrsr A(t, OnAllA, NEB.
It. C T0WN5CNO, Qsw oral Pasaaeirsr aad Ticket Araat. 5L Uuis, Ho.
tl
2eunc so of.. Mr. and. Mra, r, luxate,
ill ii i aa 74l