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TUN OMAHA DAILY REE: TUESDAY, MAHCII R. 1904. GENTILES ARE INDIGNANT Call Me.tlnj at 6 tit Laks to Form Anti- Mormon Partj. Laundry Won't Freeze Blue PROTEST AGAINST SMITH'S TESTIMONY Won't Break Won't Spill Won't Spot Clothes Costs 10 Cents, Equals 20 Cents worth of eny other kind of bluing At AH Crocera wn 1 1 1 1 IQTn i i Wigftt-ySticX Is a stick of soluble blue la a filter bag Inside a perforated wooden tube, through which tba water flows and dissolves the color as needed. DIRECTIONS FOR USE: IViggleSttcfi around in the water. Manufactured only by TUB LAUNDRY BLUB COIIPANY, Chlcajo COCKRELL AND BERRY. CLASH Diipn'a Foiat of Order Over Fortifioatioa Appropriating Bill. SENATE PASSES SHIP SUBSIDY BILL Fir. Hoar at Committee on Jodlclnry Report. BUI for Purpo.o ( Cor. rectlnej Irregularities In Ad- . sitting? Vessels. WASHINGTON. March 14. In the senate Mr. Hoar reported, from the committee on Judiciary, a bill for the pupose of cor recting Irregularities In admissions to ships to United States registry and It passed. Mr. Clark, senator from Montana, was In his seat today fur the first time since the The fortifications appropriation bill was liken ud. Mr. Iirrrv made a oolnt of order against the appropriation of tajO.POO for the purchase of a submarine torpedo lioat to be usert by the school of subma rine defense for experimental purposes. Mr. Perkins argued In favor of the ap propriation. . Mr. rterry spok for his point of order and Messrs. Wavren, Gorman, Piatt (Conn.), Teller, Scott and Cockrell spoke against It. Mr. Cockrell said he was astounded to think tht friends of ft certain boat would come Into the senate and endeavor to de feat the purchase of another type of host. Mr. Retry responded hotly, saying that If the senator from Missouri ' meant him. he wanted to say that he did not know the frlonds of orfe boat from another. Mr. Cockrell said he did not believe the senator from Arkansas did know the friends of boats and Mr. Berry Inter rupted to say: "Well, tho senator from , Missouri knows more about friends of boats than' I do." The chair overruled the point of order. Mr. Oalllnger then spoke In opposition to the provisions lor the purchase of the boat IOSTOFFHH A1TROPRIA.TIO RILL, Divides1 tWi tier! Aon of Hea'se wits) District ot Coltmbla. WASHINOTON,' March 14. -Legtslntiqn on the District of Columbia and the postofTice appropriation bills oecupled the Attention of tho house today. The rural free delivery service received most attention, credtt for the establishment of this service was claimed, by speakers for both parties, and both sides declared their friendship for It. Mr. Patterson of Connecticut suggested Williams, the minority floor louder, for the presidency, but be. also coupled tt with the mimes of Carlisle and Senator Bulloy of Texas, as good, sound candidates. Messrs. Douglas and Bulier of New York spoke on the New .Tork postofTice problem, the former favoring a downtown site and the latter the Pennsylvania railroad sta tlon. . . Mr. Powers (Mass.), referring to the re cent scenes In the house, arked If It was surprising that some temper and resent ment should have been displayed In view of the fact that the report affected 150 members of the house. Mr. Powers said, amid applause, that the time had come when the rights of mem bers and their relation to the executive departments should be established, and that their rights should not be Infringed through the secret regulations or by the arbitrary action of a petty chief. Mr. Moon (Tenn.). the ranking minority member of the postofTice committee, re viewed the action of the committee In bringing the report before the house and said tho committee was not authorised to sit in Judgment and could not have made any change in the report as .submitted to the committee. The house applauded a eulogy of Mr. Cleveland by Patterson (Tenn.) and a mo ment later u euhgy of the late President McKlnley, also by Mr. Patterson. Presi dent Cleveland, he said, had not heal tated to listen to political and other ad vice from the south, and President Mc Klnley had done much to heal the breach between the north nnd south. Mr. Patterson expressed the belief that a democratic nominee from tho south would not loso a single electoral vote to the party. He mentioned as possible can dldatea John G. Carlisle, Representative Williams, the minority floor leader, and Senator Bailey of Texas. The latter two names were applauded. Mr. Crumpacker (rep., Ind.) read a lot tor from P. IT. Cunningham, president of the National Carriers' association, urging rural delivery carriers to telegraph Imme dtately to their members of congress to vote to Increase the salaries of rural free delivery carriers. Mr. Crumpacker said that he was not opposed to Increasing the salaries of car riers, but he believed In the fulfillment of the prophecy of ex-Representative I Loud that these carriers would organise a great political machine and dictate to congress. Mr. Maddox (dem., Oa.) demanded to know where Cunningham was, and when lold that he Was a carrier In Omaha, Neb.. he wanted to know If the civil servtoe regulations did not prohibit them Inter fering in legislation. Mr. Crumpacker remarked that hla pur pose was to advise the proper authorities in the matter. At K-rtK nVt.w V h Radjourned until tomorrow. Vtah People Emphatically Dear that the rolyaanious Practices of Pres ident of the Inarch. Were Condoned. SALT LA KB CITY, Utah. March 14. Non-Mormons, Who are Indignant at the admissions of President Joseph F. Smith before the Smoot Investigations commit tee, met here tonight for the purpose of forming an anti-Mormon party. A com mittee of twenty-five citizens was ap pointed to frame a plan of political action. A mas meeting will be held next week to ratify the action and perfect organiza tion. A protest against the statements of President Smith was signed by about X citizens. The protest will be forwarded to Chairman Burrows and copies will be circulated for further signatures in Utah and adjoining states. The resolutions declare that the law abiding citizens repudiate emphatically the statement of President Smith that his of fense of living In open polygamy Is con doned; that on the contrary the dis closures made by him tt Washington were nowhere received with greater a m acu men t, Indignation and disgust than In Utah; that It has been heretofore Impossi ble to get at the real facts of the situa tion, owing (o the wall, of secrecy with which the polygamlsts have surrounded themselves and their constant practice of falling to comply with the law In re porting births. Look for Another Snspect. BOON 15, la.. March 14. Boone people are generally confident that Mrs. Dye is Inno cent of iho charge of sending the poisoned candy thnt killed Miss Nelson of Pierre. 8. I). There is a belief that Dye had another r-weetheart here, who was Jealous of Miss Nelson, and she may have sent the poisoned package. Mrs. Dye said this afternoon she had no Intention nf leaving Boone for several ("ays and that she would not leave the stale before the legislature had time to act. Her reputation is excellent. '"""'S r iTi 1 1 B f j7 ' be household, for without 1 I U ) j t no happiness can be complete. How $ jS t) If eSj sweet the picture of mother and babe, r hAI mJ Bui., umJ angels smile at and commend the thoughts and aspirations of the mother bending over the cradle. The ordeal through which the expectant mother mutt pass, how ever, is so full of danger and suffering that she looks forward to the hour when she shall feel the exquisite thrill of motherhood with indescribable dread and fear. Every woman should know that the danger, pain and horror of child-birth can be entirely avoided by the use of Mother's Friend, a scientific liniment for external use only, which toughens and renders nlUVlii all ' tl.. nrti a rt A pilB UIU Ull L,. ww. f . Ha W 1 4 till liUO at ii.oo per assists nature m It. sublime work. By its aid thousands of women have passed this great crisis in perfect safety and without nain. Sold bottle by druggists. .Our book of priceless vslue to all women sent free. Address BUAOriEUl KcauiATOH CO Atlmmtm, On. STEffi'S rami DMD PZUHFI TO rcgon AND UoohsngsOn Cin TICKET OFFICE, 1324 Fercia St 'Pb.nt 318. EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS Opening of the Sw Louisiana Jockey Club's Spring Meeting; Proves Dis astrous to Favorites. NEW ORLEANS, March 14.-The open ing of the new Louisiana Jockey ciub s spring meeting was disastrous to the fa vorites, Fronlenau being the only one of their number to tlnlsh In front. Tne oefeat of Vlpeilne in tho Crescent stake, lor which she was a hot tavorlte at to 2U, was tho heaviest upset of the day. Dixie Lad, the second choice, was at 7 to 1 and the others at a long price. The slow track, seriously affected by yesterday's rain, did not suit the Morris tllley and her usual speed was lacking Deleval. at 13 to 1 In the begins, led from end to end, winning -uijr uy inree lengins. in race wan worm to the winner. J. J. McC'afterty has signed Jockey Livingston for the coming year. Results: First race, six furlongs: Frontenao won, Mrs. Franck Foster second, Boundllna third. Time: 1:1D. Second race, five and a half fuilotigs: Sneer won, Magdala second, Hobson Choice third. Time: 1:09. Third race, handicap, six furlonsrv Foxy Kane won, Scorpio second, Harmakis third. Time: 1:1ft. Fourth race, the Crescent take, S-year-olds, four and a half furlongs: Deleval won, Dixie second, Vlperine third. Time: 0:541. i Fifth race, mile: Moderator won, Henry of Franstamar second. Prince of Endur ance third. Time: 1:45. Sixth race, mile and an eighth: Circus Girl won. Midshipman second, ,'acob Weber third. Time: l:67fc. HOT SPRINGS. Ark.. March 14.-Weather clear; track good. Results: First race, six furlongs: 8heph.-d von, George Vivian second, Axares third. Time: Second race, five and a half furlongs: Martin won, Debby May second, Sam Hous ton third. Time: 1:0S. Third race, six furlongs: Gnllawnter . on. uuHKy necrei second, Belmuoa third. ?ime: 1:17. . , . Fourth race, mllet El Coney won, Kitty Cllde second, Broadway third. Time: 1:4$. Fifth race, mile and one-sixteenth: King Stelle won, Elghor second, Mamselle third. Time: 1:44. Sixth race, six furlongs: Louisville won. Pepper Dick second. Countess Clara third. Time: l:lfH. LOS ANGELES, March 14.-Results: First race, nix nnd nnshjair dirinnm Busle christian won, T-andzor second. Jlui Gore third. Time: 1:22. Second race, one mile: Mr. Robinson won. I ll.iu. m .u. ..... 1 I'll.. I. I .1 rrl , .low Third race, five and one-hnlf 'nrinnn E. M. Brattaln won, Nervator second, Bar- iiiKicn Linru. lime: i:tw. Fourth race, so vim furlonira. Via.nrilnAn El wood won, Sals second. Princess Tulane third. Time: 1:28. Fifth race, mile and 100 yards: Namator wo,i, Kagtag second, Glenrice third. Time: 1 :4S. Sixth race, six furlongs: Dolly won. Rio in too Becona, Blue Miracle third. Time: 1:15'4. SAN FRANCISCO. March 14-Results: First race, futurity course: Captivate von, Cassle W. second, Puredale third. Ti.ne: 1:144. Second race, four furlongs: Dr. Leggo won. Bill Short second, Light of Day third. Time: 0:B0H- Third race, futurity course: Sal to won. Resigned, second. Dusty Miller third. Time: Fourth race, one mile and fifty yards; Chickadee won. Siltirtnn second, Boulon nlerre third. Time: 1:4H. Fifth race, six furlonirs: Galnnthus won, Bsrnum second, Pickaway third. Time: Rix,th race, six and one-half furlongs: Sailor Knot won. Celebrant second, Salanus third. Time: 1:23H. , X WITH THE BOWLERS. On Selleck'a alleys last evening the Wa verleys tightened their grip on the city championship by winning two games of the three played with the (Vilts. Score: WAVERLEYS. Hodges tirlfllth Cochran Mockett lteed, 11. D.. 1st. ...191 ...I) ...a a . . . 13ft ...llJ Totals 091 COLTS. 1st. Neale 2-J8 Carter 143 Honnell 2:3 Hugea 1N0 Welly 2J6 M. Totals. 17 f 173 t4 1M FU 17 67S 174 MS Totals 979 9G4 430 2,742 On the Gate City alleys the Drexels won three straight from the Westerns. Score: DREXEL SHOE CO. 2d. 1H2 1M 136 11 H4 15" 2d. 159 1x6 lf.5 231 1S4 M. Totals. 230 6H3 lS'i 6 6 213 651 l.". fW) 222 671 9G0 2.600 1st. 2d. Sd. Totals. Seaman 170 lxj 171 628 Molyneau 134 l'"l ITil 4T6 Roth 1H1 Kit 165 4!5 Imvison its 198 117 m Bully 13s 131 lu3 3.3 Totals 7SA ' M) 7o7 2,433 AVESTERNS. Davis 144 2U9 148 Id Duke 145 1."X 17i 479 Manning 92 143 114 3 Collins 119 127 111 367 Btapenhorst I'm 124 lul 410 Totala J&7 "wT Ho m World's Fair Handicap Fairies. ST. LOUIS, March 14. The official list of entries and weights of the SUI.OiU World's Fair handicap for 3-year-olds and upward, distance mile and one-quarter, to be run Saturday, June 2f, 1904, over the course of tite St. Louis Fair asK'iatlon, was an nounced tonight. The list follows: McChesney, 12d; H-rmls. 128: Africander. 124; Irish ljid. li; Dl k Welles. 121; Gold Heels. I At; Havable, 119; The Picket. 1U; HunnelU, 116: Lord of the Vale, Aee Full, 114; Six-shooter, 112: Wltfull. Injunction, 1fc; Judge Hiines, 1U6; Gallant. Iu3: Otis, 1"!; McUe. IJngiilst. Flying Tordo. 101; B. rnavs. Terra Flrnia. Contend. HaselwooC Ort Wells. 100; Connecticut Emporium. 98; Sambo, Colonial Girl. Harding, Peter, Paul, 97: Banter. 96; Deutschland, Don Domo, Mnharih. Bear Catcher, 94: Flower Kin, Byron Rote. 93; Ink. Hod Raven, Monastic II. Ed Tterney. (rtdstone. Butts, 93; Com rade. Pol Roger, Edgardo, t; Fenian. Path master, 87 1 Bugler, M; Haat do Geeshen, M. rinctnnntle Lonvo for Sonta. CINCIVNATT. March 14. Manager Kelley of the Cir.rl '.rnU National leagud ba batll team and fourteen players left her tonight on a special train for their training- quarters at Dk.Ha. Texas. Other players will jola the team at Dnllaa. TanaTer and Merrerra. Trow. CHICAGO. Mamh It Benny Yanger of this city, and Aurelle Hnrrerrs, fuht a atx round draw before the imeit'A dub T Hi Who study the hygienic interests of their families, there is no subject of greater importance than that of the bread problem what the methods of making and how baked are questions which have become of greatest importance from a health standpoint. y ""nt , 'i V n o g solved the problem of how to get a bread food at once wholesome and palatable. Unoeda Biscuit contain all the nutrimentof the wheat, made in the cleanest bakeries in the world; by most skillful bakers. Sold in air-tight pack ages always fresh, always ready for use. NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY 1 I T" the entire, six rounds. ' Both men scored knockdowns In the third round, when Her rerra put Yanger to the floor with a hard left on the ear, and Yanger, .who rose in stantly, sent Herrerra )(. with a left hook to the Jaw. The decision was weU received by the crowd. SHORTS, WILL HAVE TO SETTLE Circuit Court Renders Decision Against Grain Market Traders Who Were Cornered. j ST. LOXHS, March 14. In the circuit eourt today Judge Wood rendered an oral decision that grain market traders who were caught on the "short" side of the ; December wheat comer must pay. Eight " suits were brought by commlrslon men who defaulted on contracts for .December de livery. The "shorts" claimed that the set- ' tllng price on December 31 was fictitious i and refused to settle. Are Simply Perfect, Dr. King's New Life Pills are prompt, safe,- gentle and always satisfy or no pay. Best for stomach and liver. 26c For sal by Kuhn & Co. Elgin Ratter Market. ELGIN. III., March 14 BUTTER Firm, at 24Vo. Offerings, l.fflO tubs; sales, 40 tuba. 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