Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, August 20, 1892, Page 2, Image 2
THK OMAUA DAILY Bljjlfr SATURDAY. AUGUST 2) ) , 181)2. ) PUGS ACTIVELY PREPARING GUdfatcri Eapidiy Gatting in Condition for "tho Now Orleans Aronx HOW THE LIGHTWEIGHTS ARE WORKING Illxoii , Kknlly nncl .1lr.\utln > Are Itppnrtnil t Ho In Kxocllont hliiipil.iilnst Nutm frinii tlio Illc ' 1'im-l'liiiM for tint \Vorl ( . NKW Oni.iiANP , l.ft. , , Aue. II' ' . Dlxon began ' , ctlvo training Monday nud has already ro- Uuced his weight to 115 pounds In ring cos tume. Hots taking short runs to Improve his wind nnd does about live miles , In tha morning and plnys bull in the ovot.lng. Ills tr.ilning Is not of n severe nature , as ho Is very tioar or quite In condition , Ulxon is quartered in n comfortable cottage near the bo.ich.and has a gymnasium rigged up In the house. The road Is perfectly smooth , nnd the colored man , attondo'l ' by his tr.ilnor , spurts over the ground In u lively styla. When the run U over nnd utter being rubbed down Dlxon punches the bag In a vigorous fashion for n hour. Ho expressed himself as satisfied with the progress of his training mid Is modestly conlldent of success Hi the coming light tno greatest of his life. O'UourKo ' Is very conlldentand considers the contest lilto llnding so much money. Ills only fours were about Dixon's treatment hero bofora tbo fight , knowing the Olympic club would preserve order during the light. Kvcrv while man Dlxon has mot In Now Orleans has assured him of lair play. Carroll TlilnliH .Slu'll.v it U'linuir. Jimmy Carroll , who Is handling ykelly and who has firm faith In him , bald : "Tbo moro I sue of htm the more conlldont I am that ho will bo a winner. Vestcrday 1 had him to ituo tha dentist to look alter an ulcaratcd tooth with an abscess forming around It. Hu took moro punishment and stood it gamer than any man I over saw. Hu la at welcht mid can Unlit oaslly at 114 pounds. I spar with him uud do not lot up on him. 1 do this in order to bnvo him used to good stilt punching. I use him as roughly n * If wo were In an actual combat. 1 nm colng to kcop him up against die man nnd have htm punched nnd give back the same. In this way when ho fnccs a lltllo man llito Dlxon ho will IIrid it easier work. Ho Is well up In ring tactics. " Nelson and Cross look upon McAulHTo its a sure winner , nnd both soy that the champion never trained as earnestly uud us hard as at the present. McAullITu has got down to hard training nnd is steadily at it from morning till night. Ton o'clock often tinds him nt the gymnasium pounding away with all his inlaht nt the ball , In fact , the night tlmo Is and has been u favorite hour for nls training. The Idea is a good oiio ana will familiarize him with spurring by gaslight and bnvo him used to It when ho enters the nrenii for his contest. Ho has but a few pounds to taku off. Ho * can outrun any man at the quarters and uftcr u six or ton mile spin cols In fresh and ' 'not In any way winded. Olyniplc'H llfcolpu Already $4n,000. Although two full weeks yet remain before the big lights , the Olympic duo has cleared more money than Is represented In Its purses. Konn of the general admission tickets have been placed on the market.vet. lnitovci-iUOJ ( in boxes and reserved seals for thu Sullivan oud Corbatt light alone have been sold nnd $ -0,000 of the same sort of tickets have been disposed of for the smaller events. The club 1ms received among thu largo number of ap plications for seals letters from a number of women asking to bo allowed to scothufichls. ijomo of Hit-so have the indorsement of prom inent sporting men , but to all such commu nications the club has written that it would 'bo impossible to extend cuiirtd-Mes to the ladlo's . Qn thocccnslonnf , , the ITitzslmmons- Dcmpsoy 'tight n woman in male uttiro gained , admission \ii the arena , but was promptly ejected and put in Jail , and thu club will , tuko Precautions to pravenUtbo admission of1 others this time. -It has. Jboo'n definitely smiled that Prof. John Duffy is to bo the referee on the thrco nights. Tbo ofllciul timclicopcr will bo H. III. Frank , the gentleman who traveled so ex tensively in the lulorest of the club. Sulli van will probably stop nt thu Young Men's Gymnastic rlub for bis practice and may HnKo the Bnino quarters on Custom House- Btreot as ho occupied on tbo occasion of the light with Kilruln. Cornell's quarters will bo somewhere near tbo club , but where has not been fettled. Myor will find his old quarters at Wolniau's at Carrollton ready .lor him , but notnlng has been arranged yet fur McAuliffo and Shelly. Dlxon will , ot course , stop at the residence of J. .Madison Tano.bls , colored admlror. ( * . WHAT IS 8Ul.lIVAN'.S CONDITION ? , Opinions ol Sporln Dlllcr on | In , lili ; r'ello > rrimtuit Sliiipc' . NewYoiiK , Aug. 19. What will bo the real condition of John L. Sullivan and James , J. Corbott on September 7 Is tlio question u multitude of sportsmen are twklng them selves. Tnoro are a Inrgo number of the followers of the pnzo ring who expect to see Iho "big fellow" in matchless form , whllo others are inclined to be dubious on that point. Whllo Phil Casey und others who are looking lifter his interest stuto without ro corvo that tbo champion is all right nnd fit to light the battle of his Ufa there are tbosu who wink the ether eye and say : "Walt until the big fellow wets tramping around tbo ring in these light-weight shoes ho has had made and bis snrn icel begin to gut In their work , ami you will 900 what kind of form Hulllvnihs in. " John Is displaying a romaruablo amount of grit , and that will help greatly in gaining his victory. Sullivan enjoyed a sea bath yostar- day , thu first he has taken during his train- JIIKiinisu wno itnuw uuruuii ann nave watched til in carefully are afraid that bo will bccomo slain buforo the night ot tbo light. It U true ihut ho ban kept his weight well , but ho has also gpt hlnuulf Into line /arm. und that Is the trouble with Him. September I would have been tlmo enough for Jim In have arrived at thu condition mi is today. Another point that sportsmen look nt In Corboll's case Is his method of training. Jlo has adopted und carried through Ihu "do-as-you-plenso" Ihoory. Ice walor , Ice cream and p'onl.r ' of other food that men In training usually eschew has been devoured by the California ! ! ever hinco ho left for Asbury Park. This plan U diametrically opposed loSulllviip's ninthod. Thu men are us dllTorunt as daylight and dark anyhow , so the followers of tbo two lundlnc ichools of jmiMllsrn will have it grunt opportunity to cet.a line on their loudur * when the two "big fellows" moot. I'liins for Cctllni ; .Vwuy. Sullivan nnd his party will lenvo by special train over the Delaware , Lnuliawanna it AVostorn railroad at * > o'clock on the after noon ot Suptembor 1. They nru expected to nrrivo In Now Orleans on the Saturday morning following about 11 o'clock. If Sulli van's wishes are considered Johnston and Cusoy will no his main Handlers In the ring on SoptomborT. The testimonial to Sullivan At the dor mant nvonuo rink on Monday night , Augusl "V , promises to assumu big proportions , A number of prominent boxers have volunteered -their eryicos. During thu entartulnuiorii /Bulllvu / will stur with both Jack Ash ten nnd l.coimrd Tracav. ' AMICIIY PAIIK. N. J. , Aug. 18. Arrange- munts have boon consummated by which Corbolt und his trainers are to leave hero next Saturday evening at I ) o'ulock on u "oppcIuUniin uvur the Pennsylvania railroad , U hey go to Newark , where Corbott U to ni > - ] > oar at Minor's tho'iter In conjunction with a monster athletic exhibition. Ho U to give an ilhistruubn ot bis training methods , us ho u now lit prlmo condition. YesUU'itay ( 'orbolt bad two dlUmmilibud visitors I if the persons ol tjlillotl Hiatus .Senators Cull and Pugh of Florida mid'Alabama. Muny ixiurt : | Oiilnloin. Now Oriouiu U just now the objcotivo polutot every gporllntr man's hopo. They nro going to have u regular saturnalia of ecrapping down tnsro next month , rnnglng from Dlxon nd Hkully , bantnuu , to Sulli. YOU and Ccrbott , plants. Much spcoulntion la rift ) concerning the probable ontcomu of tbe U.mrotlnKa. To help you in muking up /otir-Judfniout TUB Bu.viux UKI : win conk - k fc _ ifefiiH tnln n syioposlum of opinions on tbo llRtits , cnthcrod from the lending aportlnf ; mon of tbo United Stntns. It's nn Invaluable thing to people Interested In rutlllsii ; ) . Itnmit ; ut the llrvli-ir Kiln Clnir * Aintil Orrnt Ittuh orMppril , avitACfSK , Xob. , Aug. 10. [ Sot'cml Telo- Bram to Tin : Hun.J The fourth nnd Ihst dny of the Interstate Urcodor * mcntlnR was exciting citing tu tKo oxtrcino. Tbo wind wns strong but tbu track wrti in good condition. Money chntiKCd bands rnpldly und cheer after cbcor rent the nlr n soinobod.v'j favorite won under thevlro first , b.ind.v , In ttio aOU : trot , proved lilnuolf n vcrltnblo Iliiislior , his work nn. the boino siroicli UOIMK &lm ply wonderful , loworlni ; bU record In tlio third heat eight Kccondp. In tbo'JUl : trot Konuulican , iiotwltbttatidui ) ; tbo fnot that ho .1m * not recovered frorn Injurlo * rorelved whllo ucinf * shipped last winter , lowered bU rocoru. In tbo scuonil bent the bnndaco on bis Injured knee slipped from lt position nnd remained Happing on hs | unUlo. Mr. Uoauh , hi * otVoor'and. anvor , held him up And barely missed the dUtnnco Hit ? . Ho wont tho'noxi two bouts without ibo b.u d ice nnd was u winner. Ue'publicnn is an honest trnt.ter nnd his work today wns sltniily.won- derful for u throu-lutftjod horse nnd u ono- pyod drlvpr. Mr. ncach says ho could bavo driven the last hunt in ! ilS : If bo had been compelled to. In tlioi ! : . " ) pace , Ivnnias , a half brother of Dandy , who won tbo tlireo-tnlntito stake , was a favorite at the pboU. Ho c'lino under tbo wlro a balf length nhcacl In the llratlieut , but was sut buck for runnlnt ; . Many pleai- ant fnccs were vlilblo as thoscoro wns road , oiirtlcularlv these who hud bought the Held , but tor thli ho carried ttio dtiy in ono , two , hrco stylo. Hesuits : Tliroc-inlnntu trot , nnrso JjOCi : Dandy . . . C'ulhifon . 4 1 a 4 Allee II . 2 ! 1 2 i Siipurlntendent . 744 ! ! lonry Clay . 5 7 fi S Iio : I- . II fill la Dayton . n dills Diuiily llmluiw . lit .soirorlno . dls TlniiJ : 2i.5. : : 2HI7 , 2riJ : , SJ3. 2:21 : trot , \wro \ I)0 ) : Hopiibllcan . Oileljili . 2-1 2 : i Nuvuijouly . 4 2 : i 2 Iliixnin . 3434 Time : 2lD'f : , 2:20'j : , 21U. : S-'J. : SiS.liace | , purse JMO : ' Kansas . 2 1 1 1 Kloldinont . 1222 Kasonls . 3 333 Illlly McUrnckcn . . - . 4 dls Abdullah U'llkes . dls Tlmo : 2:24 : , 2:2.-i5i : , Ss''lM. 8:3 : il < . auxoi. WILL UK airax .1 VI llonnoi' U'HI Try to HIIVO Mix .Maro llrcnU Xiinuy Iliinli't' Kvuoril. Nr.\v YOIIK , Aup. 1'J. ' Uobort T. Donner , owner of Maud S and Sunol , the trotting mares holding the records formerly , has re- turticd to tills ulty , A reporter saw Mr. Hom.or at bis homo. "X.iney n anils' porforinanue. " he said , "Is grand. ' Shu is n great trottinp inaro. Sbo holds the record , fljOT ! . That is the standard wo must all slrivo to reach now. At tbo same time I am not golnc-to tnio otT my hat so tar as lo acknowledge tiir.tslio is the fastest trotter in the world. It is too early to do that yet. My Sunol , with btr record of : OS'4 , has got , to have a chatici'under thu same conditions that this now record was made , wilh one of tbo now pneumatiosulkles. tibc will have that opportunity this fall In a public exhibition if llivo. Maud S , unfor tunately , cannot. " She Is up at Turr.vtowu. This sDrinfjsbo was brnd to Ansol nnd not proving in foal was again bred to him about a month ago. " Showing tint Craulta. CIIICAOO , II | . , Aug. 19. This was an off day for the LdDklos at .Washington park. Nothing sensational occurred. The thrco events on the card , tne 2:30 : class pacing , the 2:20 : class trottin ? and tho2-)3 ; ) trotting were won in straight boats. The winner in each was overwhelming fuvorito. Tlio average time , perhaps owlntr to last night's heavy rain , was slower than any other day durini ; tbo mooting. Thu uaclng race was simply a gift for San Pedro. Nlgbtiugalo was never lu trpubie , who wa sold.a yeiu' aso' for $ So , won the ; > : ; : : ; trot In Oiisy fashion. As a special attraction Nancy Hanks , troui up rccoid , 2:074' : } , Hal Pointer's pacinir"fccoixlv 2:0. : ! . aud the sensational a-year-old thor- ' ouRftored fllly , Yo Tambieiiworo exhibited , Uud Uobblo appearing with Nancy Hanks , Ed Uccrs with Hal Pointer and .lockoy Charlds Tnorpo.wcarning the Kendall stable colors , on tbo back of Yo Tambien. They were received with enthusiastic chocrs. . After the exhibit Yo Tnmbion was Immediately shipped cast , wliero she has en viable fall engagements. Nancy llanus will attempt to further reduce her record. Sum maries ; First rar , class 2:20 : , piiolnu' . purse { 1,000 : San I'oilm won , Ilocko second , Mlu Young third , llest tlrin : 2:1:114. : Second race , class'19. : . trotting : Ni.'lithnr.ilo won. ( irattan second , Myrel third , llust time : 2ll'i. : Third raci > . clnsi 2:73 : , trotting , pur-,0 ft.OOO : I'otons won , Amoboslit second , .luild's llaby thlnl. llcsttlmu : 2:2 : } i. SprliiKlltilirHViniliii. | . Si'itixnnui.i ) , Mas . . Aue. 19. Pully 5,000 people saw the wludup of tbo circuit moot ing at 11 am pile n park this afternoon. The weather was nil that could bo desired , but the IracK was soft In places. It was a poor day for favorites , except In the 2 : ! S class , In which Picket und Lament were equally well thought of in the pool. Uyland T nur- nrised everybody by winning the 3:15 : trot hands down after Albino hud taken the tirst heat. The 2:2S race was the most Interest ing event of tbo day'lt being a contest ho- twoon Picket nnd Lantont , tbo former taking the last tbrco heats In line style. Uookwell was the winner In the 8r2'l : class , pacing , Pharon , tbu pool favorite , being distanced m the last beat. Summary : C'lass 2:1.1 , trotting , purse } l,5JD.dlvlded : Hy- I n lid T won , Diamond .SHCOIIO , Albino third , llc.st time : 2:11) ) . Class . ' : ! > , trottln ? , purse 11 OOil. ilivldnd : rii'Kvt won , l.amont. second , HU Four third. Ilo t time : -H'.i. ! ' Ulass 2:27. naclm ; , iinrso } 1.0 JO : Hockwoll won , Henry It bcconil , titurllti- ; third , llost time : Sis. _ liiiflni ; nt St. Taut. Sr. PALI. , Minn. , Aug. 10. Thnro wns an other good day's sport at Hatulln park today. \Vuathor cool and pluaiant , Snininnrics : First ram1 , llvo and one-lialf fiirlmus. sell- In ! ; . four KtarierN : Carmen ( II to 10) ) won In lWi : ( , Huby 1'iiyno i" to.'n .sucund. rinto Homo ( Sto 1) ) third. .Hi't'iind raet1 , six and one-linlf furlnnus , boll- Inz. ttivoii tl irti'nr Allcu I ) n to 1 > won In l.2'/i , Kxpcmu ( I to Dkecoii'l , I.onilou Smoke (7 ( to n tntrd , Third rave , frog handicap , ono mlle and sovt'iity yiriln : , llvo' tirturs ; : Yalu 'III (4 ( to S ) won In l:4Ui : , l.urd Wlllowhniok ill to ' . ' ( second , Lucille .Munniittu (7 ( to I ) third. Fourth raru. aollliiR. four and onn-hnlf fur longs. tlx slarlursi .MUs Mosul v ( b to M won In : riT , Diamond ( S to 1) ) bucund , Hymen ( A tu - ) third. I'lfili rat'c , ono mlle and twenty-live var'.ls , six sturlors : Cat ( 'onlay (7 ( to I M won In 1:14 : , l.unii 1'ioy ill to W soeonil. Al Drill (2 ( to li third. SI\tli rnce. llvo furloiiKS , selllni : , olzlit starters - ors : l.ne.v Chirk ( nvirn1 won In 1:0' : ' . Honest TUMI d to 5) ) si'comi. lied Fox 112 to I ) third , Arclili'iit ut Demur. DnsvKit , Coio. , Auir. -Knclnc nt Overland - land parktodoy wns good. In the last racii , Oi'o , owuod by IVVobb , fell and broke bis puck. Charley Webb , bis Jockey , was thrown heavily but HUH'.atnad no serious Injury. 1'lnt rii < : o llvo-elRlitliH0f a mlle : Josuphlno O.issldyYUII. . MUs lilllty suctmd , Jim I'uaan third. Tlmo : HIW. Sot'oml race , ulorcn-sUtcentbi nf n mile : May Hardy wnii. I'at Kin ; bocoiul , Kujienlo third. Tflno : IJ'itfi. Third rnci' . nno mlle : flcraldlno won , llrazoi surond. llupjiy Day third. Tjuio : 1:41. I'oiirth rjee , UDVOII und u half fnrloii''a : Kill. more won. First Ijup bucoud , John O third. Time : \-lf\i \ ! \ , I'Utlii-uee , levun fiirlop a : Mlnnlo Klklnn won , rihorldan ocond , Jlcechor third. Time : HSW'4. Sixth race , n vo-pRbthsof | a mlle : Illlly Dun- ciin won. Ham Drown aouand , Uactus lllosium third. Tliioi ) lJ : j. Drs MOINF.S , In. , AUK. ID. Tbo Dos Moluoa raoca were declared off at noon. At- lauhtuoutJ ) were Hied by a laritu number of creditors , Ineluulni ; ono by tbo Dos Moluos Savings bank for 115,000 ana mechanics' Hans UKftrcgatlni ; { 35,000. Puros earned to tlio amount of fl.OOO are also unpaid. The ussou uro 112 acre * of land , valued at about JiBO per aero ; the track , grand land , etc. , unongh tp rover the liabilities. Hi ) ; purse * , mnall capital aud mnalt attendance are given us tbo causes of the collapse. It Is thought the whole matter will bo slrntcrhionbd out , as tno oxvner oflho majority of the stock , F. M , Hubbcll , Is a millionaire and Is now In Europe. Tim ( Iriitli'inon'K ItoaiNtrr Clnli , The regular bl-wcekly mnlinoo 'of the Ho.nUtor club takes flaco this afternoon nt tin ) Fair ground ; track , The races-will bo culled promptly at 'J o'clock. No admission feu Is charged niul the public lira cordially Invited. The following nro the entries for today's card : . , Siiatnco : Hob M. h. g. . U , H/Marllu : Joe bl. B. II. K. Tu B : Krink , b , . . I'rank r.irtnti- lee : Pete M. b. p. , Andrew . .Murphyi Nancy , eh. m , , II. ( J. Terry. Special race : UKlaboma , s. p. . AV. .1. itinthcs : Cdliniihus Tom , h. ir. , O. I ) . IMwimlni ICIlty Bird , hr. m. , II. 'I' , JlcC'ormlck' ) . Kliiilorbook , b it , . C. I' . Ili-ntl. 2I.Urol : : I-'ro-l IMi. B. II. "F. " MoOnimlek ; Tolly M. , It. m , . C. K. .Morfoll.Uhurllo. : H. I ) g. , William i'nydor : .Murray John. U'g. , I'rank Uiirmlcliacl. - 2.M : ) trot : Illlly. b. c. , Jamci Alnscnw ; Cap tain , I ) , g. . Gi'oreo Wnkullnld : Tnek , s.'ir. . J. K. Vangl.dur ; lllllle , b , e. , Uharles Uiiltt , TtM | Inr.Tiiiliiy. Here nro tbo horses looked upon as likely chances on today's bard's : ' 1 ; Mn.NMDUTII I'AltK.- ' l 1. ' " r llnssoll-rredTnral. 2. I'omancho-llnolu Jojj. , . . ! 4. rilolpnoi Nomad. fi. Yarrow K\tra , . ( I I'.irvonuo Kstolle. ' * 7. Bordeaux Itonvollc ) , ' . , - ( II.OIIOKSTEB. : / 1 , Kcstaey Hobhy U.tbnan. 2. Meetlinorn I.Jlllo It. II. Allan Arehnr Judiio Nelson. 4. Ilallyhoo-ltiilelKh. 5. It-iy Natalie .4. 0 I'estus Idikuwood. NATMtNAl , I.IIAtiUIi Uncle anil lilt AKKrciriitlnn Idiico ITp mill Win ( Julio I'asily. CniCAOo , 111. , AUK. 1 ! ) . A bunching of their hits In three Innings gave the Colts today's game very easily. Dahlcn anil Dun- Kiin led the batting , the latter securing nsafo ono each tlmo no wont to bat. 1'arrott played a splendid came , his four chances nil being dlllltiult ones. Weatbor cool ; attend ance 1,000. Score : Chicago 0 03020002 7 llruoKlyn . - 4 IIIU : Chicago. 14 : llrnoklyn , 8. F.rrors : Clilcauo , : i ; llrooklyn , 2. lltturles : Onmbert aad Sclirlver ; btuln anil Dally. PrmnUiio , Pa. , Aug. 10. The Dostons could not hit Terry and were shutout. Attendance - tendanco 1,030. Score : lloston 000000000 0 I'lttsUttrg .T 0 * 0 Hits : lloston. 4 : I'lttsbiirz. 10. Errors : IlofKin. : jj I'lusburtf , 3. Ilattorlcs : Staloy nnd tianzol ; Terry and Miller. UINCIXNATI , O. , Aug. 19. Tbo Hods won out today's game In the ninth Inning after two men were out , a two-bagger aud n slnclo scoring iiio winning run. Weather cloudy. L'rounds wet. Attendance . Score : Clui'lnnntl 1 I'lllhutolplllil 0 1 0 U 0 0 0 0 2 3 lilts : Cincinnati , 7 : I'lilKdolphla , II. Er rors ; Cincinnati , 2 ; I'hlladolpUl.i , 4 llattor- les : Sullivan and Yiimthn ; Carsny and ot tliu Tennis. Suim ; on u llct. WILIIBII , Nob. , Aug. 19. [ Spoclnl to THE Bic. ] Suit was commenced in justice court today by H. P. Humoy against A. N. Hayden - den lo recover S.Vi.50 , amount deposited wilh him as stakeholder on bets at the races re cently held bore. It was a purse race and Hnmoy wlthorow his horse , Gray Dan , with out being excused from the race after the llrst trial , which was not decisive. A dis- pnlo arose as to the botii nnd pools aud Knmey nirrocd to leave It to tbo decision of Iho sporting editor of THE Bin : , who iu Sun day's issue of August 7 decided against Hatuey , as aid the secretary of tbo American Trotting association , to whom It was also submitted. Hamoy still refused lo pay nnd now sues to recover Iho money deposited. The local sports have raised quite n purse to , defend thu case uml < it will bo-fought totbo supreme court if ? necessary. * , i * ' v I.HiiRdu'ii .NHIIKIS cho Tnrent. * OMAHA. Aug. 18. To the Sporting Editor of TIIK BIK : I hereby accept F. A. Fuller's proposition to shoot on the ran go over the river August'Jl , nt a p.m. Now as Fuller gives mo my choice I nnmo tbo German twbnty-flvo-rinc ; target. As for being able to be.il mo on nny target well , Fred , I um from Missouri. C. J. LANQUOX. There will bo a novel und interesting gaino of base ball at the ball grounds tomorrow. Spud Farrlsh's Freaks will cross bats with thu Now York femnlo club. Hi.oi'Jsn inrii .1 ruc/.vtt aim. . Andrew Diinii Denerls Ills Family ut lu- Imijiii' , In. DUIIUQUR , Iu. , Aug. 19. Andrew Dnnn deserted - sorted his wlfo and child today nnd eloped with a 14-year-old girl named Roborls. .Mlsioori Valloy'H Nutv Church. MISSOURI V.tLi.r.r , la , , Aug. 1'J. [ Special to Tin : BiThe ] corner stone of the new SiiO.OOO Culhollcchuich in Ibis city will bo laid tomorrow. A Inrgo number of promi- * limit churchmen of that denomination will bu present and assist In the exercises. j'oday occurred Iho funeral of Robert Me- Govern , who committed suicldo In Dos Moines Wednesday during a temporary aber ration of mind. Ho was a most exemplary young man and connected with ono of the oldest und most respected families in this county. A largo concourse of people at tended the exorcise ? , most of whom had known the deceased all his lifetime. Killed nil Agull U'onlllll. KIOKUK : , la. , Aug. 19. Mrs. West , aged "S. was struck by a Kcokuk & Northweslern train near Downing , Mo. , todrivand instantly Ktliud. U'liere Kngliiiid'ti King * XVere. Crowned , Lust Wednesday Prof. Blggsby of Detroit lectured the Douglas county teachers on "Huguy utiJ Arnold. " and Incidentally spent somu tlmo In a charming description of tbo romantic old town of Winchester. The mani fold artisllo attractions of .this place have called forth outhusiaslio encomiums from all classes. In his leoturo Prpf , Biggsby quoted HusKlu , LongftHlow.and PrusidoutXjr.int us contrlbuling each a tcrjo soiitonco in pralso uf Winchester , "A frozen pporn" Is what the silent soldier .called" the old cathcdtal whora KiiKlanu's inbimrchs llrst were crow'iod. A dolailod aud charmingly accu- ralu description of the antiquities of this hls- torlo couior , by Edgar \Vaitoaiaii , will bo oiu of Ihe features of TIIK SUMUAV Bun. Nrw WuUli Churtili I'Kitor. Hev. J. Marlals Richards , formerly of ; the Chicago Theological seminary , has accepted n call us pastor of the Welsh Prosbytorlau cuurch , situated ut Twunty.-llfth and Indiana .streets. He bus Illlod thu 'p'uluit uf this church as supply the last two mouths , and tomorrow evening will preach his llrst ser mon as regular pastor. Hov. Mr. IU < ; hanU comes hero bearing excellent ropuntion as u church worker , and the Welsh oiurch has been vary fortunatu iu gotMng him to accent the pistorate. ThuVolsh podplo'of ibis city nnd vicinity are earnestly invltod to at tend ttio meetings hold nt the Welsh church. I.lfi > In Itural IConsla. Lift ) In rural Russia differs In mnuy osson- tml features from oxistonca in'uuy other part nf Iho globe. The cunloras and habits of the people , tholr dwellings , food and drink , clothing , methods of labor and inonmt for performing It nro peculiar to the country. Much has buuu written about this topic , but thu story has never been told In such nil en tertaining wav , with so faithful attention to detail , as by Frank O. Carpenter. This , in * tcrcslliiK und Instructive article will bo one of the features of TIIK Su.siur BBC. Movement * of Oreiiu Htttiimtim , At Liverpool : Arrived Huulo , from Now York. At Now York : Arrived Dauln , from Hamburg. At Philadelphia : Arrived Missouri , from London , At Quoonston ; Arrived Umbrla , from Now YorU. At Hamburg ! Arrived Normandla. from Now Yorlc. BOUND 1 jiliVE FRESCOES Only Ona OouncHnian Supports tlio Veto of tlio Lepm.iuu Contract. fll I ' HIS HONOR ON jlE. [ CITY MALL ARCHITECT Il DlKcnvors Nimtrroii * I'milta , flit Ho Al- li'KO.s , In tlinCiiiiVlriirtliin of Dm Itiiltd- liiK Orilnmiu-ca Introilncril A Lively , In The member * wlio attended last night's council mealing put eonsldornblo snap Into their proceedings , transacting ttio buslnoss with promptness niul dispatch. The llrst tblut ; that they illil was to Uuoblt tlio' mayor mid Ills vetoes out ot the box * . Tlio mayor was on hund with.tils veto on'tho Henry Loh- 'ninnti frescoing contract , the lull text of which was published * In 'yostorday's ) ) r.n. The vote was road and disposed of lu short order. Then the roll " "was onllod mid Mr. Howell was the only "man who hbld an opin ion that apt-cod with the mayor. Upon the question of the surplus funds , ttio mayor handed lu this communication , which was referred' ' 'Under the nrrnnijo- mont as at present existing , the city is re ceiving from tlio banlcs Inturcst at the rate of only 2 percent , per annum on the dally balances. 1 have reason to bollcvo that there 1.4 a considerable amount of the city funds tli.it could bo made to realize a much larger rate of Interest ami tnoroby sttvo several thousand dollars to the city , bv investing the same in whort-tlmo 'bonds of the city. Section 102 of the charter provides that it shall bo the duty of the mayor and council , by ordinance or concurrent resolution , whenever they doom pronorsoto do , to rcqulro that any money to the credit of any Hpoclr.l fund , on account of which bonds may have boon Issued , bo in vested in short tlino bonds of the city or ether good and safosccurl-lcs. As suggested , I bollevo that by carrying out the provisions of the charter a'lar'Kosum of money , amountIng - Ing to thousands of dollars , could bo .saved to the city. I respectfully" surest that this matter-bo referred to the llnanco committee for Its careful investigation nnd considera tion.1' Stirred U | > the Fight with ISnirnilorlU The mayor stirred up the old light between blmsolr and Architect IJoiriidorlT. In this connection ho wrote llko this : "I respect fully cull jour attention to the condition of tlio elevator service In ttio now city hall. Jt is Important that the elevators , cages and pumps siould | bo carefully examined und fully tested before acceptance of tbo samo. It Is doubtful If the pumps uro of sufllclent capacity to do the work that will bo requited. It Is cnrtain that tlio pljio In use with the elevators Is of Insufficient size and must bo changed. The plan's for the posts and cages are so defective us to render n portion of tlio elevators dangerous. Action should bo taUon without delay to provide new doors for the cases , 'mado on an entirely different plan from'those now in use to prevent - vent accidents. Other radical changes must bo made In order trrrcitdur a portion of tno elevators safe. 'As > now run , a cnild , or even a grown person ls'luxblo to have a naud or even an < irm taken 9IT by reason of the ar rangement of the ) elevators and doors and t'.io unreasonable lared'spaeos loft in the elevator doors. " ' > "In view of thp' many blunders made by the present architect , I suggest the desira bility of sbourliiK the services of'a competent architect to prdparo plans for such chanrros as may horoalter.bu necessary. Change * not oulv ' In the elevators , but in ether places abo'ut the buildingnro absolutely required. It is a notoribuso fact , of which every city ofllclal nbout.tlio building is fully aware , that the presontsarohltect does not give any tlmo or attention whatever to the construct ion and completion of the cltyihall. . I have no deslro to enghgciln any controversy with him , nnd do iiot.propoao.so to do. I do pro pose , hoiyevcr , 9.perform ( , the .duties required quired of ino under lhu. cuartor "and local tno attention of yotrr-Uonorublo body to these glaring dofgfts. aid so far as 1 can possibly do so , proteot'.tbo Interests of tho-taxpayers of Oinubii. " < ? ( . ' in i . This was referred to the cornniittoo on publio property uiltl'building's. ' The city englneoianil the Board of Publio Works reported upon tlio condition of tha pavemcnt'on the Tenth street viaduct. They said that -10 percent of tbo blocits bad de cayed , 0 pur cent oX'thotn were rotten , 10 per conPhnd rotted to the doptu of three inches or more , and that ! > 5 per cent hail commenced to decay. They d'd not think that a coating of coal tar would bo of much benefit. The report was lecommittcd for recommenda tions. Mayor Bemls suggested that n night watch man bo nppointoa to look after the city hall during the hours that tbo inmates might bo away from tno building , This was referred. Til lit Ceini'trry Oliostlon Again. City Attorney Conncll reported in ordin ance declaring against'.ho further onlureo- mont of cemeteries within the city limits. Ho said that ho thought that the city could not pass an ordinance alToellng the boundar ies of Prospect Hill , a * deeded by the Into IJyron Heed. President Baldwi.i of the Prospont Illll Cemetery association wrote that it was not the intention to enlarge the comoterv , but simply to ese the property which was origin ally Intended to go Into tno cemetery. The sanitary question , he said , was all nonsense. An ordinance to enlarge was rtot necessary , as the cemetery could not bo enlarged with out using tbo streets.- ' Air. Munro said that It was about tlmo to settle the i-ravoyard question. I'bo ordi nance prohibiting burials should bo passed and if itwasjiot l&gal it could bo tested In the courts. Mr. Prince said that it was not his deslro to injure any person , but ho wanted to respect - spect the living asvoll as tlio dead. A number ot uOldavlts from parties living near the cemetery .were read , showing that 0,000 bodies roiled in Propuut Hill , and that oii account of such burials the water In the wells In that locality was impure and unlit for uso. All of the papers were referred tu the com- in it. too on boulevards. Councilman Prlr.co Introduced his ordi nance for the construction of 11 steel and iron viaduct along Fifteenth from Leavonworth to Pierce struct , adopting and approving the plans propercd by tun city engineer and au thorizing thouppolntiicntof | thrco appralsor.-i to nssois any damugus that may arlso to abutting property by the construction of such viaduct. , Ordinances were Introduced changing thn gradbof Douglas und Intersecting streets from Twenty-olgnth street to the west line of Hoggs ft Hill's * addition , amending the ordinance ontutod " 'Street railways. " This ordinance prov/I4iirbat. ( ( / ; no street railway company snull ruu Hs cars at a greater rate of speed than toif/mtlos par hour In that portion tion of the cltv .bounded by Twelfth btreot on the oust. Sixteenth street on the west , Leavonworth street on tlio south and Cum- Ing street , on tlm port ! ) , or at u nUo of speed greater than H ftjjftb miles par hour outside of the territoryilcJlncd. . It nls.o provides that whnn ens train I * following another such train so following ahull not approach preach within llfty foot of the tram that la imuoad. Tlio dirt haul- 1 111 : ordinance WM also introduced , read twice and laid over under the rulos. This ordinance provides that ' any person doslrlug to haul earth In ojcrcai'of tun cubio yards shall obtain a pornjlt from the Board of Pub lic Worn. WhJlkho earth Is to bo hauled over any paved street or alloy , the party ap plying < or the permit shall dopojit a curtlllod check und un agreement that ho will clean up and roinovo all dirt spllloj. If the earth so spilled is not removed uy the parson up- plying for and receiving thu permit , tha Hoard ol Publio Works will causu the removal - moval mid chtrgo the expense ugamst tbo cbcck so deposited , tit i\tfinl IU .Snrvlon. The now Omaha Thompson-Houston ICIoo- trie Llgnt company was urimtod authority to extend it poles nnd ' , olectrlo light wires on Tenth , Thirtcontb , Sixteenth , Eighteenth , Twentieth , Twenty-fourth , Leavenwortb , Haniuy , Howard , , I'unmtii , Douglas , Uodgo , California aud Cumlng streets , J. M. Pulntor , who has the contract for placing tolophouo wires in the city hall , was ordered to complete his contract within twenty days ; falling 30 to do , thu attorney Is Instructed to. onui ; suit against Painter's bondsmen. The city engineer wni instructed to estab lish tbo grade of Fortv-llf'b street , from Buundors avenue to LJKO street. ' of tbo city petitioned for rollof. They stated that the depot pollen- man , Morris Fleming , drove them from the Union depot nnd allowed the Omnhn Trans fer company to monopolize tno buslnoss , Thd comptroller was instructed to propnro n statement showmir the expenditures of onch department during the past nine months. W. B. Mussor nnd others potltlonod for the suppression of n house of prostitution , loc-ntod In thu vicinity of the Uollona hotel , The bids for furnishing Venetian blinds for the windows of the city hall were opened nnd referred to the commlttea on public property and buildings to bo tabulated and reported buck. The Flro nnd Police commission nskod the council to buy a $1,500 linlo wnior tower. This was referred. The Board of Health nud the Flro nnd Pollco commission Joined In mi application for furniture In tholr rooms. Tlio committee on publio property and buildings will report upon this. Thu comptroller was instructed to adver tise for ton days for bids for sloum coal , City Boiler Inspector Soudonborg was glvcii a leave of absence of ton days , to dale from Soptumbor 1 , that ho liny attuud uii en gineers' convention at Atlanta , Oa. WILL MiTfRAINS TODAY fCONTlSfKII KIIOM riltST I' condition to help one another , as they have grain enough contracted for lo keep Iheui' ' fully busy , out all are not Illlod. The un- occuulcd elevator capacity today is fully 1,000,000 bushels , outsldo of n dozen houses which could bo put in commission In a day or two. Thuro nro about 'Jl)0 ) canal boats tied to the docks nwaltmir loads ut ! ltf ; ( ! ti > cents to Now York. It Is trim ship ments nro very light by oaiml , and the rull- rends otilsUUi of the Lacliawalma are moving L'ompnrnttvely only u few curs , but there Is no immediate prospect of n glut of grain In HitlTulo elevators with Iho present only fair receipts. Nearly nil the elevators here nru crowded after tlio now crop rommonces to move nnd the amount now In store Is much loss than In four years past. St. I.iinU Su Itclimru UnciiRy. ST. Loris , Mo. , Aug. 19. The switch nion lu the Uig F'otir yards nro uneasy. The Hlg Pour Is the only ono of Iho Vandorbllt lines reaching St , Louis , nnd really it forms thn only outlet to the west , of that vast network of roads In the cast. Ono of the switchmen told an .Associated Proas reporter tonight. that tha men were all ready to go as soon as the word was given and tlo up every eastern rend entering St. Louis. There are 5UO switchmen omuloyed lu the yards of the eastern road 3 hero nnd at Kast , St. Louis. \Vhlla probably Iho Dig Four mun will bo ordered oul it Is not tbongbt the order \ \ ill effect thu other lines. The fiOO , U Is said , are ready lo slrilio at once. ( icnrrnl < irliVi > noii Commit tcr. \ Vrii.iciiiAuitu , Pa. , Aug. 19. , V number of railroad mon arrived hero today from Jer sey City , llulTalo , Boston nnd 'othor points. It xvns soon learned that It was a delegation of what is known as the uonoral grievance committee of thoUrotherhood of Hailroud Trainmen. They hold a seerut ses sion In St. ( Jeorgo's hull for several hours. Before leaving Ihe city Iho.v slatou in posi tive terms that the meoling was not called with reference to the Bulfnlo dllliculty , out that it was ' incidenlally discussed. The trainmen sav further that they anticipate no trouble or dillleulty whatever with the olll- clals of Iho Heading railroad syslem. Morn Troiipi Orili'rcd Out. Ai.iiAXr , N. Y. , Aug. 1 ! ) . Adjulant Gen eral Porter , shortly before 0 o'clock , received the following mesanso from Sheriff ( Jeer of Tioga county : Kvury ollortoti mjr part with tbo force of deputies I could cninniand bus iirovod frult- Icsi and I have this afternoon ordered the Twentlotli si'piiriito coinpiiny nnd the but tery of llnihamton ! for duty : it Waverly , N. V. The commanding oillccr of thcso bodies telegraphed General Porter asking If tbcv would obey the call , und ho promptly ordered them to obey the order of the slier ! IT. Ho Wouldn't Uiirry "Si'Hln. " OCTIIOIT , Mich. , Aug. 10. An attempt was made by the Michigan Central this morning tu send switchmen- Buffalo to tuko the places of tbo strikers , but the cunductor re fused to lake the train out with the men on board , so the inert were taken to a hotel.- Any further attempt would doubtless bavo ro- suited in a strike hero. Thu men will bo sent by1 way' of the Grand Trunk. Mlnrri Cuing to Hit Tried. \VAUI > NIH : , Idaho , Aug. 19. Orders have been Issued directing that tbo Poorman nnd Tiger mlnoi shut down on August ) owing to the fact that most of the employes are union men and that they will have to appear at Couur d'Alono City for trial on the1'd. . One hundred and thirty prisoners will betaken taken to thai pluco on IhoUt ord lust. Caused llccl tu mil- . Pnii..viiii'iM : ! , Pa , Aue. 19. The Buffalo stnko Is causing n scarcity of Chicago dressed brof noro. The price has risen 2 cents a pound , with further advances likely. \Vnriiinc tu lloiiinsteiiil MIMI. HOMF.STKAII , Pa. , Aug. 19. Notices were thrown inside the mill fence this morning warning the men nt work to quit by tomor row or take Iho consequences. ( ' .ami tu consult Arthur. liurPAi.0 , N. Y. . Aug. 19. A committee of tbo Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers has gene to Toronto to consult Chief Arthur on the situation hero. Wlmt Troops at llolML'ttcad Cost. ll.uiuisnuim , Pa. , Aug. 19. State Treas urer Morrison has paid out $1.7.2,000 on ac count ot tbo service of troop * nt Homestead. \Ylilo\v4 by thu .SiwtlHtrn. Personal nppoaranco ana characteristics of Iho blooming young widows drowning their sorrows in the surf or formatting them on mountain heights. Charming in person ann purse. Woman gossip and fresh fashion notes. Sco SUNDAY Br.i : . i nuait t-'o/ticv.ts rt > . Smilllciixt Hrt-urrs U'lll Turn per tin ) AtiniM- | ilii'i-i ) In Ntdininlcii Tndiiy. W.sruxoTON , D. C. , Aug. IU. 'Korecasts for Saturday : For Nebraska Showers , fol lowed by fair weather ; warmer Saturday , cooler Saturday night ; southeast winds , be coming variable , For thq Daltolas Showers in South Da kota nnd eastern North Daliolu ; cooler in boulh Dakota ; jvlnns he-coining variable. For Iowa Fair , except showers In north west portions ; cooler by Saturday night ; cast wind1 * , becoming variable. The rivers will remain nearly stationary. l.iictil llmmrd , ii oi'THK WKATiir.u BntHU' , Owun , Aug. 19. Omaha record of tomporaluro nnu rainfall compared with corresponding day of past four years' : JSOJ. 1391 , ISO ) . IPS ! ) . Maximum teinpcir.ttnn ) . . . . "i = H.S = 7i3 DO3 .Mlnlniiiin tuiniiuraturu . . . S'l3 iW3 .11 = * 2" > Averuiro tonipuruiure. . . . 07 = "S = K.3 rft" I'reclplltitlon' . 00 B. = .IU .03 Statement showing the condition of tompnr- nluro and prcclpitalian nt Omaha for Iboday and slnco M.irch 1 , IS'J , 111 compared with the general average : Normal tuinpuraliire . 72 = Dolluluncy for thn dav . , ' > s Dollultinuy since .March 1 . IHJ3 Nnriiijil iiroulpltitlon . . , .11 Inch ] ) elloluni'y 'foithu ' day . ,11 inch Dollulmicy Blnoo Muruli 1 . 8 } Inuh - . , . llAHSi.cu. I.ouiil Korooust Olllelul AVIdinvH by thn .SriiHliurr. Parsonnl nppoaninco and characteristics of the blooming young widows drowning their sorrows In Iho surf or forgetting them on mountain hrlgbU. Charming lu person anil purso. Woman Rn.iMp nnd fresh fashion uotos. See Srxiuv Bur. . lltnlnr < llrlcT * . Moynllmn & O'Neill , real estate ncents nt South Omaha , huvu dissolved. Brooks & Gates , dry gooiU nnd notions nt Falrflold , have boon succoodud bv J , H Brooks , N. A. Barimatin , uroorlotor of n gouoral store at Oakland , Imv boon succeeded bi Nfiimnnn & Bntigh. U C. Pcnr.ioii , in the grocery and hard ware iniiliicsi nt Sterling , ha'1 * buon suo- cccdcd by William Pearson. A. F. Drake has stieceudod Hrako & Prlco In the gnnoral store nusliiesa at Odoll. J , & 1C. L , Hagormaii o.f tbo sumo place have taken the guiicral store run by 10. T. Joy. llrni'ptliiii tu .Mm. Strnng. The Ladles' Aid society of'tho First Meth odlst church gnva n farewell reception at the church yesterday nf tcrnoou lu honor of Mrs A. L. Strung , who U soon to lerwo for Texas The niTalr was goUou up us n surprise to Mrs. Strung. The address was made by MM F. B. Bryant nnd was responded lo by Mrs. Slrntii ? In n vnrv llltiiii mnnnnp. Aftar tbo reception tin ) Indie * all vlsltud Tin ; BKI building and were shown through the struc ture from baaement to roof. ( Iritilini ; Contr.icU l.rt , At the mooting ot the Board of Publio Works held yesterday afternoon Iho followIng - Ing grading contracts were awarded lo ICatz & Cullalmn , they being tlio lowoit bidders : Ohio HtrofiU from the east line of Donlso's addition to Twenty-second Mreot. ut 'Jl cents ; Klghtli slrcot , from Pine to Frances , at 1 ! ! 9-1(1 ( tcMils , and the alloy between Ploi'co and lliuuorv streols , frnni Eighth to Tenth streols , ut 19 9-10 cunls per cubic yard. The Driuli Hull. Hi3ixns , Nob. , Aug. 19. [ Special Tele- grntuloTiii : Bm.J Mw. Colonel Uoborla died sii'iilonly at Idaho Springs , Colo. , nt tl o'clocic this morning. Her vuimilns will nr- rivu here Salunlav evening nnd tin' funeral will tnkn plncc ut the Mntlioilist KpUcopal cliurch Sunday at 2 p. in. MM. Uoberts was n prominent liieinbdr ot the li.iitorn Star , Woman * Hollsf tlorp'nnd WomansCbrlstlnu Tempuranco Union. The docoascd loaves a husband nnd six children. Si'V.'liIliYiird Iti'iHilillcillK. A special mcetlnt * ot Iho Sovonlh Wanl Uepublican club will bo held at the club room , 1'Jl'w Park . \vonuo , on Saturday even ing next to select delocate' ) to attend n meet ing of tno Ilopuoliean State Icaguu to bo hold at Grand Ibliind , AugtHt24 , IS'.U. A full at- tendar.co of the moinbershlp of the club is dcslrua. C. N. POWKI.I. , Pro.sldont. B. F. TIIDMSecretary. . Tlrcil ut .Miitrlniony. John Strapa has coticludo 1 that nnrrlago is n failure nnd has asked tlio courti to tlivorco him from his wlfo Carrie. Ho alleeos that Carrie the defendant has deserted hit bed and board. Annie Schunkil would have the court cut ' .he bands that binds her to bur Husband Frank , who wilfully deserted hoi1 seven years ago. \Vlnit AI-P tlin Aftor-i Diilnit' . ' Mnnv tr.tcrostlnif things have happened In the mimic world durlnc the week. The season is lust opening , ue\v piays are being launched , and new companies are boincmado up. In fact , tbo timu n busy with the players , and you uro moro or loss Interested In thorn , run Suxinv Bin : will lull you very accuralely what they arc doing. Opcnins Itouiii. The mooting at Elkuorn of the Harrison club of tbo county precinots on Sund.iy , Aug ust 'Zl. at 1 p. m. , will , If a plo.u.int day. bu largely attended , as V.in Wyck , Shr.idor aud Hoot will address tno people on bahitlt of the alliance nnrty and the republicans will bo represented by nn t'ual | array of ibo bright minds of Dougins county. John Wanlnnd , nn insane p.Ulout confined at the poor farm , escaped yesterday but was captured by the police during ttiu afternoon and locltcd up. H. B. WorreU , who lives nt112 South Thirteen slreot. roporlod the loss of ix lot of barber's' nloiisils from his plnco of busliiosK and the police will endeavor to recover the stolen plunder. The Third ward democrats met atll-O Fiirnam street Thursday night nnd orgunl/ud with the following ofllcoM ! President , Kd- waid Cosurovo : vlco presidents , C. Mins- liold'nnd 1) ) . Cosgrovo ; secrotiirv , James A. Fognrty : treasuiv r , John Donovan : trustees , Gu.s Cary and ICd Uothory. , Yesterday Tin : Bun stated that Dr Kpburl M. Stone ol tills city bad been appointed as assistant surgeon for the Union Paeillo Hallway company at thu Hunihi Coal mines , Wyominir. Tilth was a mistake , in It is Dr. M. W. Stone , formerly of U'ahoo , who has received and nccoptcd thu appolntmunt. The Second Ward Cleveland and Steven son club met ut Dorcas and Sixteenth streets last ovcnlni : , with a fair attendance. No business was transacted other than the ad mission of several now members , after wbloh tbo club adjourned until next Friday night. I'KUSUX.II4 I'.llt.Hill ll'US. D. E. Gray of Grant is nt Ihe Pnxton. D. L. Daldnc of Chicago Is at the Murray. Samuel Long of South Bend Is ut the Pax- ton. ton.G. G. W. Hodges of Chicago is at the Mur ray. .1. L. Cravcr ofVojt Point U at the Del- loin. , H. F. Gillosplo ot Valentino is ut the Arcndo. H. M. Laddis of Browrcloo Is n guest nt the A rcado. C. C. King of ICmeraon Is rofjl-itcrod nt the Pax ton. Arthur W. Turner of Ponder Is. nt Iho Morcor. C ! . N. Miller of Do * Molnoj. la. , is at tbo Millard. .1. H. Agorol Lincoln was ut the Millard yesterday. W. L. Norton of Bassott U registered at the A rcado. M. C. Keith of .North Platte is a gnost at the Paxton , F. J. Parker of Carroll , la. , U registered at the Murray. Georco 10. Dorrlngton of Falls City is at tbu Millard. A. L. Towleof O'Neill , Nub , , was in the city yesterday. ( ! . F. Dodpc of Fromunt Is uinong the guests at the Paxton. F. S. Crabill nnd William Hossettor of Ilnsllng uro guu.sts at ttm Millard. Mr. and Mr * . J. M. Uuffum of U'ukotlold are among the guests ut the Paxton , Frank D. Hunser. George F. Kennedy nnd J. L. Ualtwell ) of Pennsylvania arc lu thu city on tholr return from Denver. They are ut tno Mercur. Mrs. Tilly , wlfo of J. F. Tilly of this city , departed for Had ford , V . , last night In ro- B110U30 to a telegram announcing thu .serious illness of her daughter , Mrs. J , F.Tilly , jr. NKW YUIIK , Aug. 19. [ .Special Telegram to TIIK BKR.J Omaha : A. B. Dolong and B. P , Newman , at the Windsor ; H. Scnnnoll , at thaVo tmiiisior ; Mrs. A. Wallon , at the Albennurlo ; M. T. Blott-hky. buyer for Blotchky it Cohen , at thu Metropolitan. Council'Bluffs : J. N. Cassady , nt the Huff man. Norfolk : W. II. JOIIIHOII , buyer for the Johnson Dry CiouJi company , at the I ABSOLUTELY PURE tkco.KAtiJAJciTr.ua. Mrs. William T.i > Hr Of Krccport , 111. , began to full rapidly , lost nP nplictltu nnd pot Into a scrloiw cnndltluii froir she co"ia uut ent vc ? < tailc3 or meatnnd ovei to.Tit dlstrcssoil tier. Had to fclvo up bou ? < work. Inuvcolv alter laUIn mooa s Shu felt n llltlo better. Ctmld keep moro fund on her stomach niul grew .strangor. Shu look a bottles , has u good appetite , Knlnr.l aa Ibs. , does her work easily. U now In poi feet health. HOOD'S PlLLS nro the belt nftnr-dlntioc I'lll * . Tlioy assist dlgcillon ami euro boaUacha. " " ARE YOU SUFFERING ? KRO.M Weakness , Calarrli or / ' fttsWySSfa r ' - Chronic , ' Nervous or Diseases , IP SO , CALL ON Dr. Searies & Searles Consultation Free. Acknowledged lo liu thn moil micci' flit uporlnllst In alt I'IIIVATI : , lll.ooi ) , Nmivou.i , SKl.v AM ) Ulll.v- AltV lISKAi < K.S. tionurrhiKH In from : t to it ilnyx. Hypldlls careil wltlinut .Mercury. All atnitoj for life. bTllirTl'llH puriuniiL'iitly curoil. removal com- pli-to , without fultlnit. oiiHtH or ttllulntlon. < 'ura utrecluilnt liiMiio hy p.-itloat wltliout ti mutUBUl' * paliiorniinoyanui1. , I'll.K-i. FISTUliA AM ) UKCTAIj UI.CKKS cured wltliout ii.iln nr tli'tiintlim Ironi biMln < n. IIVIHIO KI.K ANO VAKirui'KI.K purmnnanllr unil sut'ces'iliillv cured. Mi : MUM I nowniul ilrlfidllni , ' . 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Specially Adapted for Use in Hard Watef For Horses , Cattle , Sheep , Dogs , Hogs , AND POOLTHY. 000 1'uvn II n oil iiiiTi'i'iiltiiriit of/.iilimili unit ( 'linn Si'iu I'ri'i' . ci'iinsi li'ViTN , ( ! iiui-HlioiiN.liilliiiniiiiillon A.A.f M > huil iUcnliiulliii , .tlllk I'Yvrr. ll.ll.--SlrnliiH , liiiiiirni-NH , IChciiiiiallhin. ( ' . ( . --DlNti'iiiiU'r , NilNIII lllNrliurui'S. II. I--Moth or < : rnli , \\III-IIIN. i : . I < : . - > ( 'oiiuliN , 11 rn > I'M. I'liriiiiifinln. IM\--'iilU ; or Crliu-N , HI-HMII-IIC. CJ. < : . - - . ( ! I NTH rrln IT , llrniiirrlinurH. Il.ll--rriiinry iiml lililnry lllnniM > N. l.l. KrllIVO | Dihl'Ilhl'N , .llllllU ) ' . .1 , K.-llhriiMCn nl Diu'i'sliiin , i'nrnlynls. KhiKli'linltlu invor MiIiKi'S ) , - - , ( > 0 hilnliii'IINU , lih Sic | > riiii > ii. M.imml , VcliTliiiirvl ui-ii ill niul Mullcntor , t 7.H ) Jar Vvlcrliiury Cm-it Oil , - - 1.00 bold It ) llruirBlvl * ! or rnt | < irfiail ! utijMlirrr anil In my ( | iiiiillt } 311 miljil ol | > rlir. lirll'IIIIMS'JIHI. < 0. , Ill i | | 3 llllinKt.\rnT rt. HUMPH R33YS' HOMEOl'ATHIC SPECIFIC No , In uao 3U yfnra. Tha iintjrmirrof ' ! irmoiljr for Nervous Deliility , Vital Weakness , find 1'ro'lratlon , frniu over-work or otlirr cnuxoi. If I per via ) , or fi vl | j and largo vl l potnlrror5. . huh ! t'f IIMISilUlt , 3ltl J > oil | vlil nil lri l | . | vt I > rlcr , When "old Sol" makes all things sizzle , Drink Hires' Hoot Beer , When dull care makes life a fizzle , Drink Hires' Root Beer. When you feel a Illtle dry , When you're cross , and don't know why , When with thirst the children cry , There's a sweet relief to uv ' Drink Hiras' Root l3c'er. A : cent Paclrage makes five Ka HIM luil proposal * will be rocolvnil'bv thu un- V lunud until IJU | o'nlook p. m. , Air.'iist i'tlth , IH'f , ' , for grading Itn Htrnot from Uoolwoitli iivoniio tu I'opplnton iiveiuui ; Wllll'ims htreot from lilh HtrOut tu wuit linn nf right of way of Oiiialin , t tioiithwoMtora railway , In the Ity of Omaha , In accordnni'ii ' with 'plaim uud upeol- tlcatluiiH ( in Illo In tlio ollluu uf tbu Hoard of I'lihllu Works. ivai'b propoHal to be made on pilnta 1 hlaiiKi fiirnlibud by thn hoard ami to bo aurnnl- iianlud by a certified cheuk In the mm of V ) > .UU payable to thii city of Uniulia , an an uyuumcuiif KOUI ! f.iltb. Tim bo ird reserves tlio rljlil to reject r uy or all bids and wulvo defect" . Obalrman Hoard of 1'ubfioVurki , Omaha , Nub , AuxiutK'tb , : "