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. I 'l'IJ OL\tAIIA : DAII.JY nEF . - : - : , 'SUNDAY _ 1. , .APHIL 7 , 180 . _
. ' JENKINS BLAMES TilE CITY
t
Ohargcs it with Shirking Its Duty Towa.rJ
thc Poor and Dcstitut
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COUNTY MAY NOT AID DETROIT SChEME
I r CI..alrlllan . , RtrllhfJ leln"M Taxpayer
"ouhl Ni lt ' \ l1r \ ' " an ' \ piirni.r1tIoii-
: ltI'lro \PJrUIrlaUol-
Mnter UIRCURI at the ) ; \tlll
' 'c.tcrcty-Vr.IIt Until , July
Wih only $81 In the tresury to the cre,1 ,
oC the general fund Dougls county from
I ' - & this ) time until the rhlo ( oC July wIll do n
k credit huslness Feca turned over hy } 'rnk
F. Moores for the Jut quarter to the amount
x oC $1 ,92 bring the special cash fund up ( to
. . , . about $20.000 , hut evcry cent DC this money
Is , lecrled b the c lnty to IJY Is ofcers , so
that all purchase of IUlplos ( wilt have to he
: made on the credit plan
On account oC these facts , which were
brought out Rt the meeting oC the county
commlsslonera yesterday afternoon , the ! leS-
.I - ton as 10 whether any all can be extended
l , the promoters oC the "Uetrolt ) plI" : for the
: releC or the ( .or Is highly prohlemalcal
I As stated FrLlay , It Is certain that the county '
t cannot extent any fnancial assistance except ,
4 7. 4 I It lay call on Its credit , which the commissioners -
missioners cXllressed the/seh's us tutu to do ,
. A letter was read ( rain Secretary M. A.
1lcGlln. who acts ror tie com/lle having :
. the city garden (1lan ( In charge. lie stated I I
. } t to tl hoard that It Is nnlelpated that $ t.OO p I
.i : , wi cover the expolices ( ' oC the enterprise , an(1 ( i
tm commissioner are askd to contrlblte
this sum lowanl the seed fund. , ) Just what L
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i \ I10unt or seld will IJe neeled , or how many
O applicants ( wi ue on hand to utilize Il he
) dli
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, chl not Imow.
f Jldgo Stenherg commented Ipon ; the fad L
I that n new organizatIon hall been formal , ap-
d' ' IJarenty ) supplantng the Assoclatel , Charites ,
r for taking direction oC the undertaking. I !
t . hope It would get the sam conllence lS
f , placed In tie other organizaton ! , hut
: douhted If there woull ( ho a savin oC SO per
,
.
_ cent to Iho county , as slated , In demanis for
/ rleC nDxt wtnter IC Ihe ( ganlen plan , was
! carried out. lie did ( nol Ihlnlc It would say
over 10 I'er ; cent. It ts doubtful. he Raid , If the
I . . taxpayers would acquiesce / In an expenditure
oC tile annul asked or the county. 'fhe as-
. q c Ressmeut for this year will he less than for
' ? last and he woull , now estimate the probahle
\ : ' , defcit as not less Ihan $50,000 al the elli
, I , or this fiscal ) 'ear. Yet In 8pl0 or the d-
1cll nlHI elecrclsed assessment the court anti ,
I other expenses would continue right along.
" . ' , ,7- . Under these circumstances the doctrine that
, ,17 necessiy Imuws no law would hardly apply
' In Ihls caeo. 1'he boar ! might do something
't I ly extldlng Its credit ( . hut woull not dare
: go further than the public sentment would
" , carry It.
; Commissioner 1.lvesey approl'cl of the plan
\i \ anti recalled , a time when he Irst struck
I , Omnha. with nothing hut n hOD to his name.
) lie had raised , on a smal lot , enough vege-
t , . tables to supply two mottles , and know thai
1 the poor could .10 well . Perhaps the county
" , J could save 10 per cent hy having this garden
I plan carrIed uut. Doubtless the seed could
, see
- I' le purchased at cost by the county and Indl-
lduals , Ir an earliest spirit was shown.
! Commissioner Jenkins called the cIty to
account In n vigorous speech showing that
I the county hal , ben doing its duly , while , In
111s opinion , the city had don nothing but
t , shirk its responsibites ns far as relieving
the veer was concerne'\ ' The city had been
, piling up taxes. while the commissioners had
reduced their levies. lie said there seemed
to exist a notion that the county must rur-
fish everybody with anything. Just for the
asking , transportation being asked oren to
the most distant points. lie submited
. figures showing that on account of charities
alone the county had hail 10 expend about
. . . ; 36,000 the past winter.
. I - Mr. McGnu explained how the county
; would be tile gainer , as It Was the Intention to
I give nil nsloners or the county notification
ft that they must avail themselves of a parcel
i ? of land or would get no relief next winter.
I Mr. Stenberg Inquired oC Mr. Sutton L
r whether Douglas county could not avai Iselr
, of a Portion ( or the $250.000 appropriated by
the last legislature for the drolth suffcrers . ,
, inasmuch lS Douglas county pays on.llnth I
of tile state laxes.
Mr. Sutton replell that when he hall been I
asked If Ihl county wanted any of I he had I
, ' IDswelec "no" on his own reponslblt ) ' . as I
he dhl not SUlIJOS ( the county would care to I
I . go , on record as destitute . but that aboul L
.t , i. ; 25,000 hal ben reserved for emergencies S
. Ind out of this sum probably something clid I
- ( le oblalne , ]
\ A moton prvalell to razor the McGnn m
communicatIon to the chnrlies commiee for
1 I COltsiderltiOtl.
; II regular session the board received a
, . , report concerning the fee dispute between Il
and Sheri Drexl. The finance committee ,
\ t In view or tile sheriff's rerus,11 to
, ' sherJ's pay over
. 5126 of his rees Iccumllaled by him by virtue
. ' . J' of acting as a special receiver In various !
.L.I : cases , null ! In response to tit3 sheri I's re-
. quest to have the case adjusted before the
4 court , directed County Attorney Ilaldrige 10
, bring a suit at
once In district court to reo
.
I. cover thD amount oC Sheriff .
. r " ' alount SherH Drexel.
. , 'fhe regular quarterly ) ' reports of the county
' .
' r ofilcers were received , Inclulng a report oC
, fees " ,
, i by I'ranl g. } Moores , accounting for
; 1,912 In the district clerl's ofce accolntng , $294
I j In the prelate judge's olc !
, I T/I / all or two assitnnts to County Treasp
\rer ] Iroy was extended until May 1 for gett
ting out the delhlJlent ( tax lst , ,
Judge Dlme flleste(1 ( the use or a pri- I
"alo 0111cc , askln
ofcl asking for one In the New York
Lifo : .
, hullllll
- It , The bridge at Waterloo was reported In
. bad condition . and
Imunucdiatc
conditon. Inlncdlle : repairs sere
_ 4 0 ; ecolnmnndoj , . were
'fhe board melts Wednesday afternoon ,
when a reeponse 10 Iho re'luest of the poor
I relief commlteo Is expected .
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Ilore IIln 11.1 * , Illhtr T"mporltlro
I'ruuik'ii . . fur : , 'brnhui ,
' VASlllNr.'I'O I I . ' '
n'/'ON / , \Ilrl C.-'hl' forecast for
undldy Is :
For ell'asl'a-Showers : Iarm r : variable
winds.
4 . ' For 1\lisouri--Sluowers \ : Inrmer : In Ihl
'r norlhwest i sOlthll'f , .t viuids.
. I Ilor HOlth I.tlccitt-P'air , Irrrellell by
shuwrl > II the castrit lotti n
t"rl ; warmiwr
\'arluh ! Illtl . llltlli warl1r ; ; ;
Fir iCitUttliSFair ' , frrcellr(1 ( h ) ' howerK ii
II
the early lu\II ! ; w.lrltr : variable indln.
' For Iowa- Siluwttrs wlleK
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winds . luwlShuwelKj ; lalmel' ; vlrlnllo
variable FOE ( 'utoratoGenerally winds. ( ralr : wlrmer :
For Moiitamia-1"alr ' . .
'oltula-"I"alr : wlnner In the southern -
4- ern IOrtol ; sOllhell ) stnds.
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OI I"ICF , ' 'Ilm : \1.\Tli1lt llUItIAU , ,
OMAI t. \ , " , . AT1 IUmAU
, OtAI."prl G.--Oiiiuliu rrconl of tom :
iteru t ii mu n ii ii Cal 11(11 I i , ' ter-
l'erltlllnt rilrul'omparell ) sv i Lb the I S
' . ja LT' . correiluildiiu ' ! day or the ( last ( our wih :
o' " " lsu : : . IMI , . /01 . . :
, o't IS'i. IS:1. : I tsit. ! .
. t : l1nxIuutuuut , .
" ' llxlmll temperature. . . r1 n 81 I1 I ;
. # "t' 1IIIIUI l\ml ' ralul'J. . . 39 42 4' L 3 :
Avrngtt teuulieraturo. . . . . . 41j ri 6t :1
l'reciidtlution , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [
l'reclltltol . . . . . . . .CQ .01 ) .o ) . )
Cuiltiltituit ur ' ' (
tt'Inli'ratliru
CUldttul nut )
h'I1rtlro altt i
I lt 18S O/.lm : for the du ) ' 111 sluice March I.
4 Normal temperature. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47
- t leflciemtey ror . the tlty. . . . . . . . . . . . . . I
Normll % Irel.iplnton. ) . . . . . . . . . .10 Inrh I
o ' ] ' XOI rOI' thl .Ia . ) . . . . . . . . . . . . .W Inh
' , 1otal ) recllllatol SIIC" March 1. .1.71 ! Inches
. '
_ 1 ' rt' . Defciency 111/ ' " larch I. . . . . . . . .3t Ileh :
. ' , I - 1. - - . . \ . 'Ii.Sl1 - - , Olser\ .
S V. \ ' . I . it . : u'ii / h. . " . fun' TIII.
* Til , afternoon the musia I HplI'lece for
mel wi he or Inlsulllltll I r > t. I ! ! i r. lumer
I Moore wilt ( omllel the t/'I\/cl'l / l\hl \ wit I
sing " 1'hl I'ulins I , . t ) . I llrr , 'rho oldl's. wi '
.
tIl wilt 1.ln ) "Atalia , " IHlch by Eend ' is .
sOhn , ' \llestes 1"itiehs " by t , I ) its. tlr , .
_ Hute will sender 1 sOl ) . . ) 1.111. . couus .
J !
t . n , . Joslton ) by ilifl)5t'lf. MI' . I.'mnl I. I , COl. ' ) ,
( ' ,
former '
, - ! leml'nhlp sail fluauiclal lerc .
luall111
. . tory , wit Itelv I' Ih/ IHllln'Hs , r use after -
, . 15000 . Major Halroul IJICII < "s. The nCer- _
Ices COllel'O 111lpl ) ' at t o'doel Ild i
close Lit 510 : nod IU . for mt'n 011' .
11..11 Whl i II" 'l'ro t''uy . ' . \1 'II.
I.ONnON , April U--.t the
I.ONnONprl 0-\ nwtng Of the
London Athletic dub at Stanbrtt 1 today ( , lbu
rate for COO , 'unls Ihulenlo cnll , I' I : , C u
' % liredin. the holder Cr tile tr"I'h . beat W. 1 (
' Iulnn , . . use , 'nIck stiller r Pamhrlls'
N UnIVClI ) . by fifty ) 'IHI. Ircdln' tita '
S w&i 1:1 : :1i. : ! tm
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WAB NO BRASS BAND THERE
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l0ml Cumin/ or lolllR l tOIRtOI Wal
Wlhn'l frmnn.lrMlon.
All oC the Douglas ccunty member of the
legislative session which clocl up shop yes-
terlay , returned from Lincoln over the Elur-
Ington road last evening , coming In on the
4:10 : train. There was no brass hand ( nt the
depot to play "The Conquering Hero Ccmes , "
which Cnct WA I source oC some annoyance 10
the legislators. During the day there 11\1
heen an attempt to raise a shal ; ! pure sum.
Clently to the
clenty large pay expenses oC a band ,
hit Rlchuw the loney was not drepped into
the lInt
The train arrived on time , l Is the usunl
custom ant several or the prouel law makers
climbed down ( rosa the rear steps ( oC the rear
coach anti looked ( around tar saute cue to
welcome t"lel homo again Not seeing thes
parleR , they shoullere(1 , ( thrlr grips ant their
Iluppolntment Awl walked II' to the street
car lne , boarded cars which run toward ( their
!
respective hOles and ( were socuu hurlct In
the bosoms of their families . An abortive nt- I
tellt ( was made by Sam \ncleod ! . 11 Sheep I ,
and n fell others to work II ) 1 little reception -
ton for the geatEmen. tutt "dtrd a-lornln , "
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RELATIVES TAKE TILE BODY ,
Ulnlln $ of I" , Aulamni CcuItms 'ftt Nat Uo
10 Iho 1).ccUng Unoh.
IelaUvc oC P. Adams Coh'ln , who corn-
mlte.1 . suicide Friday , will claim the body ,
ansi , this being the case , the Omaha Medical
college , 10 which Colvin said I should g In
a letter which ho left , wi not ask for it.
Calvin was a memher In good standing oC
Occidental lodge , Knights or Iythlas , oC
Coitiruhuis . ii ill , Chin noel br Conumnu flier ( Mc- l
Allster oC this 10dKe telegraphed Past Gralll
Chancelor Scism oC this city to see that the
holy , WIS lucid until relatIves arrived. The
coroner agreed to hold It.
W. T. Cetin or IraYlon , a brother , wilt
reach the city this Inorning. S
hurt hy Ir,1111 frol . ( ' "r ,
Archie McCoy 10 South Jghleenth
street , was severely hrulse(1 last evening hy
falling from I street car on the SOuth
Omnha line as Il was rOlnll/ corner
at l"oirtu'nthi anl CaSK strlet / ! le I was
taken ! t.n Sixteenth and Casts streetK. where
tl polCe nmhilanle was cliel nnd iso
Ins taken home. 'he IIJU'les weru lot
consldel'el serious. .
I.VV.I. 11In'ITl . .
George A. Magney delvere,1 , his lecture on
Oratory amId , Orators" at Urelna last ovenI 01
Ilg. I
Ilg.lr. . henry Friedman celebrated his G3d
hlrthlay by a party at tile Drexel Friday
e vening.
I Is Innoulce(1 that ladles who attend the
Carpeltr lectures wi 10 expected to take
heir t hats orr.
The Stale Boar(1 ( or Agriculture wi not
meet until Api 16 , reports to the contrary
having been denied .
The Ilncoln term or the federal court to
h rrsumec . \Jrl ( IG , wi be rolowed quickly
by tile lay tErm In Omaha I ,
There will be a special meeting oC general
assembly [ , HI. Knights or I.1bor. at II
Knights of Labor hal , 10 I and 112 South
Fourteelth street , Monday evening April 8.
Business oC great Ilporlance Is to be trans-
actell.
Garfield , circle , ladies or the Grand Army
or the ltepsihilc . will ho1 memorial services
for the late Joint B. Jolza at their hal al
W'ednesday. April 10. nt 3 p. m. All oil
soldltrs , their families anti the Sons <
Veterans arc invited to attelld. ,
Dr. Jlld1l Ham , vice Iresldent oC the International .
national 'oman's union or London , Eng . .
a native or India. wilt speak UnIty Church
this evening II the cosl me of his PeoPle ( on
"The Condition or Women In IndIa , and
What Is Proposed to Do for Them. "
Secretary Glan or the Board or Education
has Issuell a handbook : for the use oC these
Interest In the schools. I Is of convenient
rorm to carry In the pocket and contains the
pErsonnel or the beard and the teaching force ,
together with other material information.
So far this year the prospects In the build-
log line are decidedly batter titan for either
of tile two previous years . The aggregate
sum to bi expended itt buIldIngs , the permits
for which were issued during March . Is the
largest of any month since November , 1S92.
Archie McCoy and another boy named
Jones have been arrested on a warrant
charging them with keeping a vicious dog.
'he complaining witness Is Mrs. lncdel , who
claims that time dog bit her daughter. I Is
nol known to which one of the hays the dog
bllonge < and Ihererore both were arrested ,
Before Judge Ambrose n hearing was given
yesterday to numerous creditors who are 5
seekIng to obtain some oC the money due fet
work done on Fort Crook by the piumbllg
firm , Welshans & Co. An Injunction has 5
been brought to restrain the bondsmen or I
Welshans ( rolls getting first money out or the I
sum tiuc from lhe '
! government and the court L
was asked by the bondsmen to : et tile ortlol
: siCo.
Arguments were heard by Judge Dume Sat-
Dlfe
Inlay hy I creditors or the John T. Paulson es-
tI tLe. The creditors are seeking to have set
a nile a mortgage gl'en on property of the
estate by one of the children . I Is claimed
that tile other three . chiidren . heirs , trans-
rerrel the proprt to tint fourth child for the
IUTose ) or having tile $ : .OOO mortgage
plac,1 l ) , upon it. 'h'lic vtI1 irohibits
! I. 'Ih ! wi prohlltts the mort-
g aging of tile P,1Ison estate.
Sewer Commissioner Balcolbe says that
the asphal paring contest II Omaha has
Hlnly passed Into a cut rate war on Il gold
! n isis. In vIew or the present lively colnpeti-
ton between the contractors , I Is the best
o iportumulty ( Ihnt tile taxpayers
oportully may have to
Ibtuln pavemenls at ellen ( rates , ) In his
oplnlol It would bo ni economy for the
ploperly owners to come II with petithons for
the repavllg of the woollen block streets
Ihlo time war Is on all take the benefit. of
the conuisetitlan. ( . belel
J'1ItSO. " , .11. I'.l i.i G1t.1 I'LIS.
1. J. Burke of Missouri Valley Is at the
Murra ) ' .
W. U. Watt , halley , Itaito l , Is n guest al
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the t I'axuon
W. S , Devoe , Ottumla , Ia , Is registered
lt t the Inxton.
S:11 : Freeman , 0101 , Mont . Is registered
at the Mercil.nts.
IV . Il83el , Oenlood , In , was II Ihe S
cly . yestcrday.
W. C. Ir'or , Hell Oak , la" , was at the
Delone yeslerday.
H. I. lesser or Hastings tool dinner at I
tbe t Delue ) 'ettenlay. Inner
P. I. . Hllhi antI vIte , Alliance , 0. , arc I
guests at the Arcade .
1.'lan ) nrowl , Inlght or the grip. Is I
reglslerell nt tile hlarker.
I. n. h Craig knight oC Ibo grip , Louis I
yule , Ky' . , Is at the \lrller.
ChJlo Jel cli , mhht ! : oC time grip ' , of St
Joe , ; u. , Is stoJpln ! Lit the 1111' .
Charll'S U. : .iltciseli . wlo all , dolghter ,
Marion , in , ore Huests al the 2himrray.
J. I' : . Mclliosh and George W. lrGulre ) ,
i 'ersia . Ia. , tool , dinner Oeor/e Arcade yes :
t erday. ! ) ,
Charles larnard or the Wlndor hold ,
Atlantic , la" , Is nl the Iehiomu ) , accmupanIe Iltcl I
hy i Mn. hlarnani. Ielone IcccrJanled ,
I Q. ( ordner , one oC the wel Imoln busl-
i leis mnamsagers for hIniouu lime , '
ntn !
lana/er 1ollon Ire elIclacular
simouvs , " " .
now v1ti
shols wlh "Superba , Is 1/1.1rtere,1 / , al
Limo Harkel'
Iateclva John Conlora or ) pn\'c is al I
this Merchamsis . lie itt uequisiiiumi I
10
lelUlslluu hailer ' S
for n. c. Shan' for forgery , au,1 , will paJI'r
for lelvr with his l'riDler ' ) tJla wi . ! eve
I.lan I. ' Pierce ' , general secretary oC Ihe
Yuung Men'H Christian oscciatlosu. Ceta
Hllhb , la. , amid lorr.rly auccaton. tlQ 10rbeuhll' Cttar
selletary oC the auorlalon In this cUy. 1M
I guest ; lt Ihu "I\ ny. cl )
.1 tl , . Mercrr : Charles \V. Sisivel St .
Louis ; ii. i. I I tlgll' , Cleveland ; W. Sl .
tulller. ) ( UIIOI , 0 : A. 1 Mason . ia Porte ,
In I ; Wi Craig , ( 'hlcago ; Mist . \hbot : Ie
trol ; J. Mcenoush , C. I. Graham , Han
1'r.mcIHeo j Ii. I' . Slahl Chicago : Ii . F' . Fee
rls , ( len.IJI\I , 0. ; It. E . Watzl" , I. . 1. Louis : ;
hi , P. Manhal , Grand island ; .1 .1V , Story ,
. \ . 1' . ehllz , Cincinnat , O. i J. J. liar -
roll , St. Louis ; e. hh. leeck , Jr. , l'htlsbsirg :
Iltsulrg
C. YOII W. ; . 100 < good , Chlgo : I" . it , Fast , New
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= rIir.si , "II , Ihl IIotei. '
,1 thu. . \ r'au1-h1. " n. Mnsri , Norfolk e . ,
1las
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\t lii' Utl'IP-.PI'eh Opeit. Y. Ii. Stonc ' .
Optl
\ fl I : e.llbl'I , Lincoln : S . , t' . huh , Stan. :
I I1 , las.
\1 lisa M"rchanl'T. Powen , Sutton. A.
\ flowen. L } , J . Jioingturduer , Lincoln , H ,
S. L'ln'IUII JQI&ardner
TALK ( OF TiE TENNIS CLUBS
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Omaha PIIjoI Wi Ocn the season's Play
Ear1y ' This Ymr ,
INTEREST IN TIlE GAME'S WELFARE
I.oc'nt Organlxnton hopes to ho\ Imo
: C1 Ciiui5iiihUIi- , ITairt II time 81ato
ln.utl'd-Chlgcf : In time Hulo.-
) : Olllh Leathers Cumll !
One week from next Saturday , I Is proPoSed .
PoSed 10 hoh the formal opening or the
Omaha I.aln Tennis club. TII courts are ;
alrady In good shape for play : indeed , they I
Ilave beet , II constant use all winter The
weather has been so mid that hardly a week
h,18 passed that sonic of the mor enthulaslc
member have not beets seen at practice. (
Is customary theo days for lawn tennis
cubs , like mnlnr ) ' and \ other establish-
meats , to have an opening at the b glnnllg
oC the season , or elsu matters might be al.
10wC to move along as they have been doing
silce last spring.
Apart rrom Ihe almost continuous practice
on the courts the winter has bn Car Crom
a close seaton Two very lively meetngs
have been held. Officers have been elected ,
who , ever ) ' OM admis , wil pull well together
for the furtherance or the club's Interests
In addilon , the Omaha club has become a
member or the National association , and this
will give n greater prestge lo time Jilcipal
tournament of the YEr , the ole open 10
all comers , at the end or ugusl.
There cal be no dOlbt that the season of
1595 j ! wilt see a great delelotJnent or the
gam In the city. There Is a greater rivalry
nmong the leading members or tile club thm
there has ever been bror No one can sa )
With any ! degree or certainlY who wi hold
first place , even at 11 begllning or the
s SJson and there are Sl many or the YOln/er
men who are said 10 be coming to the Cronl
that the competion may be even keener as
the seaRonrows older. . .
grows olcer. C. S. Culngham ,
who held Irst place In time state for so long ,
an(1 ( las temporariy laId oft last year by al /
Injure I hand , Is now II excellent condition
Cor f the fray , and hopes to regain the premier
posItion. ( Austin , who acquired the title last
year , however , Is also practicing hard a 11
the opinion Is very wldspread that ho will
forge rapIdly ahead as the summer advanc
Cull ( wi lealo al his prrsent rivals far he-
hind i , Hey certainly' Intends to .10 his best
to Juslry the confidence that his rrlenls ,
have In htint and Is planning to visit several
or the leading tcuraments In Chicago and
other places.
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I Is In the doubles game probably that the I
greatest hnllrovement Is to be looked ror.
tany or the leading "layers are already
paired for the season .
These who have not already chosen their
partners are mostly looking Olt for saro
ana with whom Ihe '
they
) can practice constanty ,
so that when tournaments come around they
wi he In condition to vanquish alt com- !
Petitor. I Is the lack of regular partners
that has robbed doubles
compettons In the
past oC their natural Interest Not only has
the standard of the game been kept down ,
but lisa interest In rolowlng the leading
pairs through the season and In the contpott-
compel-
11m among the best oC them has been absent.
This year there Is every evidence that there
will be an IllJrovemelL II this respecl. ,
In regurl , to tie state association I Is too
early as yet to state anythIng very definitely.
The Omaha club Is making vIgorous efforts tu
reach some results , but until the clubs In the
11Ierent cites of the state have organized
themselves I Is Impossible to get them to
take mich Interest In the matter. I Is i
hoped thai Instead oC In organization of only
three clubs like the old one , sonic dozen or
moro wi cOle and make a union worthy or
the name. In due limo a meeting vuhi be
called , which It Is suggested should be held
at Lincoln at which the officers should bc
elected and a constitution drawn u" and I
adopted. Then wilt come the great stulblng
block. Two or three cities In the state are
likely to ask for tim state championship com.
petition , and the rock On which the old as-
Iclalun foundered wi have to he crossed
I there wore no association of the kind the
dimeulty would settle itself . for the champIons :
pIons are all In Omaha , and ] . of course , would S
naturally Insist that the chalengers should iconic i
come here to play them. But I Is 1 questior I
Queston
whether the Interests or the game throughout L
the state cannot be hotter served by alowing ;
one or the other of the events to go elsewhere
I Is really a mater that should be decided by
the Omaha club , but , or course , It will cents :
wi core
before the state association. aL any rate for
Inal decIsion.
It will not bo long before the city tournament -
ment will be engrossing the attention locally.
Last year a slight attempt was madeIve
the younger and weaker len the advantage !
of the Ilndlcap , and the outcome was so
eminenty successful that the Idea wi prob-
nhly be carried
further this year A year
ago the players were only divided Into three
classes ; this number might bo easily raised
to six , even Ir the tournumenl comnmuittee did
commitee
not feel equal to the task or handicapping
o very one In exact proportion to his skill ,
ski
There can be uio doubt hut that such a move
woulc be eAtremely popular , especially among 10ve
the t many enthusiastic Illayers In the city
who are not members or the Omaha club , did
cub alll
would probably result In douhle the number
of entries. 11 lumber
In this connection the Lawn 'fennls iluihe.
tn gives very great prominence to an article
hy Valentno G. Hail. urging tile Importlnce artcll
If Ihe hal leap tOllr.m Jt , The r rtcle does I
not contain '
any very valuable usiggestlomis ; on
the point raIsed , hit its prominence Indlctes
that the experts are heglnnlng 10 elotico tile
nolco
nhsence throughout the country or what has I
llano more tu give tennis tile position I 110115
hell
In i gnglanll amid other coumsirics
At a recent meetng oC the National I.anmi :
Natonal
' 1011
r'tuusis a socluton or gnglolli Importalt
ncton s was tahen regarshissg two of the rules ,
One of these hurl ( ) seems to ho recelvln
the attention It deserves. I I a change 5
which so far Is only suggeslell .
us an. rx-
I lerlnHnl t , hut t wbs ic'hi , I I lieruui an cit thy adopted ,
Is i going to re\'olutonlze the mioutules gaunt
lnlrel ) 1 Is 10 Il'ohlhl the server's gaml part
nrr from voileyhsig tutu return oC tile ,
I'olyJng reluln service .
This Ifleamla . or course , that holh time sen'er
Inll his partner must stanl , at I he base iin ,
Inll the bal Is well Into play. both rlnnlng Inl
lp together Ir they wish to playa voileyisu
Hare , as Is geitmtralhy ncedrd voleyllg 1' t
Iw the only reliable omts 'fho isuatter callis ?
lp l In the form oC a rccomnunenuiatiuii care irott
I
the t commitee i which reeommendatun Ippolntell t rrol tu
rOlblder 11 question of the servIce. This
comlitee ? has heln ihovoting great
sittemltlol
.Ielotnlreat I
to time mater , a 111 the tact thai they wora
Inahll i s 10 I suggest any plan which wOlld he
Iliely l to commenl , Iself 10 players mill .
rates . aI Pastme very reasJnably claims .
that there Is hut little demand for a change , I '
' '
The committee , as a rIder to hl'lr t report of t
"
flllre , "recolmenc strongly for trlll" tim -
roliowlng ( rule :
10th In the 61nlIes mini , slosilli-s
douhlES gaitte list
a
server .hul stand Ihen ho bhal game the
suit of serving. u'ttiI holh feet bhsiisul
6Irllnwih r"ll l'hlnll the
base hue , anti '
blPI lne % 'itiuln time limIts
anI ' wihin Il IhniH or the
rauttinuatiosts
Ionlnuntonl or the llile unll center tine 5
or the slnle uisd double ' cent'r Illel :
l.f ) . . ! Ult Iloullo cuul'ls , respeCt '
fo far the rlll ' Is practically as I was en-
forced here last year. hut II ltroceeuis . SlIt I
It IH $ this last clause Which Is Imporlant :
In Ihe .Ioulies . gains iseititer time server
the ' liii en'lc. partnfr shal'ole ) ' the return of
At tile sale meetng of the Fnglsh mtsso
( Ialol definite action was expected ) to be
tahesm 015 the . ( at ilsu' .
! ! 01 IJll.ton tl let It we S
I
prupose(1 ( Ihn lull tails the WIS
al bals tOlchllg lieS .
whelhel' frol the service or In the mnidii , ?
ef the rest , shoul I he alowel , Ie be replayed .
'
'ler was so much . divergence oC opinion \ ,
Ilawever. that It .
hclclel' las dechle.1 10 appoInt ) n
commitee 10 oUlaln the views or 1)lanrs
oil tics point.
Thire Is much Interest over the report Illat
I he ' lglsh challlol. MI' J. 111 , and aho I
Mi' . I i. W. I.elb , Mr. and t1rs . hhiihyar , I
( ( nrlbh lal ) ' champlonl ) , anti Mr. 1 1 I'a F 1,1 .
Goofibody ( , "ho was here hat year , Ire ] i I ;
lake part In Bom8 of the American buena
lents I ills ) 'ear , 111 1 several degrees
abrlC any one ni this side lr the water amI 1
It i Is very ( InuhIII Ir LewIs would not be
able to defeat any oC the American players
In t chlplonshlp competition , alhough he
ha problhly palcd isis zenith , The reporl 1
Is lubl8hed In good faih by the Duletl ,
but It Is not nt all ' Lewis will bn
seen here this yearJr \ , t Ver , ( iootibody left
last fall with the Inleqt\ \ oC returning . nut
returnlnl.
It Is more titan likely t'i he has IICCCCIc1
)
In securing n Ilromls t1l n Phi , who Is n
member oC the 810 ' 1hst , ; In ! uhln , to cc-
eOlpany him : r. eufi , 4tira. Ilyar,1 Are
also quite ( likely to ct'64 ! ) , the ocean. IC : Ir ,
Ilyar(1 coes not deciqtu stay at home for
tile sake oC cricket.1 r' . W. ii.
I'ornrmrlll"1" ; thn , Chaauiipioiitiulu ,
JOSTON , . \l G.-1w natIonal court
Tennis
(
, chall'Cnshl ( O'Aunerica Wil Won
to lay by Ii. S. Degar.lyndlR or Nsv Yorl
nl the court or the .1 . mHo Athletic neso-
\hletc
claton lit the 1111 . Iltch Iwlh U. H. I'ear-
, . , or . '
lug Jr. this
11 ! cl ) ] ii score :
11earmelcll . . . . . . . :11Irore . . . . . . . . . . . . . - .
Jearllg . , . . " . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . , . . . . . \-G-\-1-3 \ \
1'1.1 , , i'tiiiiiiir /'U/ZI riozzi'1\i.
I'ou' Law II South lak"ln on limo SUhJrct
.
h Very Mrl"lrnt ,
SrOtTx FALLS , S. I ) . Audi G.-Siueclai.-- ( )
ACer the middle of .lmmste . lt which ( tle the
law ( rohlhllnl prize lighting 11assd tl the
r cell legislature wi go Ilto l'Iecl. II wilt
b'er ) ' (1lcul for neWSlaers ( both inu'iie
and outside or thIs Stltte . to gel mill ) ' Inr.Jr-
1110n concerning Irlz\ tights to be 1111h'
oft II this 8tutl alhough It Is Ikel ) ' that
nnne ) sviii be psmiieti elf ,
wi ) lletl owing lu the very
strict lw , ' 1he corresl'ondenl who sends
out 1loll'e or I chaleng ! or or I light
eUle1 uliler the heat of those who "eiuali
iso l'onHI1II II the county Jill "ut ' " "shal
six ' IOlths 1111 hued not jll ' "xCeelHII r.J. )
Time ( arlelpulor II time Sight "shiull bl' 1m-
Ilrlsol.t In the ( enlentllr ) ' nol less titan
one ' tier " lore . Iln t1 ) 'rn rs , " Section : 1
t'edls : "Who.ver Is
rerlls resenl lit such light
its al mull , AeeOI(1 ( or sturgeon . or Idvlses l ,
encourlge1 or I'romutes ' such light , iitii be
lght
Illrlsole(1 II i the itemu I tell tiary' 10t lell I than
omiti lior Inure tItan live ,
aie lur 10re Iml lve years and itisrul
nol exeeeell SIW. Section I Is also 11111 ?
sweepilg. I 11 : . "Wh ( Vl'r tnstlntes ,
carries on , ( rOlotes or engages II mtmiy
slarrllg ur hoxll i l'xhlhltlJn , and any IIY
neWsaer isublisiler who luriumis cisti-
( ( IllhlKher prlnt1 any ehli.
lengo or other notice rellttiitg tltereto elicIt
le lined not ( reltn iOO , ! 01 cOllne.1 shul .
the county jail "
cOlnl jnl not eXCeIHI six month .
I I Is ; tholghl tint n tight Is abouL to be
1IIIetl of the HII'poKeil ' parllllmnt1 many he
( ) llce under hands to keep ) the peace.
II SUI"lS ON 'Il n IllNN IU ' ! 'I.\JS.
-
S tceplochn'o nt lilly Iititrict Juhhccl 1111
' . \ I SteiN Heolal.1 . ( SIT.
SAN nANCISCO , Apri G.-'fhe steeple- :
chase was jollied . today tutu , mill hets were
declll'ec oft . ' 1le lace was Ixed for WooII- )
ford to win but when It WIS seen he had
10 show lIed Pat foolel , him antI Apri won.
'hel'e wns I howl mint , nn Illellgalol ,
with the result that mm bets were vaiti.
" 10 IeM ICI'e a\l.
] )
Favorite ! wun other races. HUlmarleM :
FI'Kt riuce lllr t a uitii e . un iii L'mlC , 2-yemir-
'elr-
ollK : COla , 109 Isom (7 ( to 5) ) , 101 ; Virgie ,
IJ , 1.loyl ( ( : I t ) to 1) ) , second : Gltuitte ( colt
Io Grlln U ( to 1) ) , timit ii. ' 1n" : : te ½ .
Secnn,1 , rice , six furlol8 , sllln : CaptaIn -
!
alIt Hees , 10. Flynn t to 1) ) . \on ; ! Bronll-
hlal , , 101 ? , UrWIn 17 to 1) ) , sel'onelon'en ; ,
lOI , 1 Helnrleh ( i to 1) ) , lhlrl\ ' ! me : 1:1" : , . :
lJuartcrstnlf , i'xsuutimlim' I . 'heel of Ftrtune ,
Sir Hlellld. Berardu , tlamnstay and Ar-
nete alsu ran.
'rimirti race , 'ashlnglon stak"K , 2- 'ear-
olds , six furlong1 ; Can. Iotu. 103 , 180/ (2 (
li
to II ) , ton ; \'llar Pinkerton , Ill . hIiii l :
11. 111
to 1) ) , 530C4)Itd ' ' : Valente , Ili , 'a'lol' (12 to 1) .
third. 'l'iustt ) : IW. 1 : ; Iu1'es1igtttor all Eleazor
also ran. l
1"oulth race , ma tie nn,1 I qua rter . hstiuti : i-
hllll-
cap : Fln..hlht , 10. "l'lln 14 to & 1. ) won ;
Gllntl ; , 15 , ' rayiouS ( ( I I ) ; Hee0111 : 1) ' \ Dy ,
97 , Flynmm 1 1 (7 ( to I ) third. Time : 2S : ( . Ioma ,
Nebuchaulmtezzni' , FlrUlu , IA Uaocon und
Cussie also maixu.
Fifth rare utile nnd a half , sleeplechase :
Apri , 135 , Cairns (6 ( tl 1 won i Hell i'&t .
1\
138 , Spelce (8 ( to 1) ) . s cct.rsd ; WuolO'd , 1 \ ,
lcInerne ) ' ( : to 1. ) Ihlrl 'I'iune : 3:22. : 'l'iic
Lark , Esperance l , Mere , Nntor , liayuminrket
amid : Iendocno nisi } rami. laymnrket
Sixth race six fuluns : Cenette Edwards I ,
115 , Grlln (1 ( to : ) , Iwon : Donc'Ister , 119 !
Seaman (12 ( to 1 ) secoodl Mr. Jingle. 121.
Shaw ( ; to I ) , tisird. r Time : 1:15 : % . ltinio-
diablo , Del Norte , Het Hoot and Pronto
also rail .
NASHVI.LE , April G-The races today ,
wart prety wel dlvlled nut one favorite ,
two second choicES aiM ' two outsiders win-
tiiitg. Tue LInwood stake for 2.'ear-olds ,
$ tOtO , was little niore 'thiicn a romp for the
Charter Oak stables , Jls Johnson-Vie filly .
Jlse ) ' . YeSIerS , the ( avdtrRe . finIshed U poor
Mth. Itttn began to ( mdi.4iuring the .Hpr-
n on anc the indicatIons , are that the . trick
wi he bild when the Cumberland prize , Is
schetuleL to he run. I HUIS :
First ract six rurong : : Millard (6 to 1) )
won. Lillid or the \Ve t (1 ( I to 1) ) Recond
heidi 'V ( ( [ to 1) ) third Tim : 1:15. :
Second race , four rurlong : Merry
Thought (6 ( to 5) ) won Lule Lewis (10 ( to 1) )
second , I.'redonla (6 to I ) third (0 Time :
049y. ;
Third race . six furlongl : Moloch (5 ( to 1) )
won. Catar"'uK (5 ( to 1) ) second , Dr. Work
(5 to 1) ) third Time : 1:14i % .
l"ourth race , I.lnnwood stakes , for 2-year-
old , SIO four furlongs : Jilsy (2 ½ to 1) )
won , Amlndn (5 ( to 1) ) second , Francis (6 (
to 1) ) , eOlpled with Free Coinage , third
Time : 0:4S : ½ .
Fifh race . six furlongs : 'Vlnfel ] (2' ' ) to 1) )
woit Metropolis (3 ( to 1) ) secontl Lady Pepper -
per (4 ( to 1 ) third. TIme : I : :1G.
NEV OU.FANSJl ( G.-Sbth and last
day New Louisiana Juckoy club's sprIng
meetng. Woalher rin } ' : track ( uiat. Ito-
tilts :
First race , seven furlongs : Joe 'VJolman
( \ to 1) ) won , Galen Brown (1 ( to 1) ) second ,
I llet (5 ( to 1) ) thIrd TIme : 1 :31. :
Second race . five rurlongs : Annn K ( Ii
to 1 ) won , Euna (7 ( to 1) ) second , Vaucluso
(15 ( to 1) ) tiuird. Time : 1:03. :
Third race , one utile : Billy McKenzie (20
to 1 ) won , l"lorence l (3 ( to 2) ) second , Oh
No (20 ( to 1 ) thin Time : 1:13 : % .
I"ourth race , Consolation iiauutiicap , . six
( imrioitgn : I.ung Iroolt (6 ( to 2) ) won , eaRH (4
10 I ) secouc , Jratwhle t5 tu 2) third. 1'hle ( ;
115. ;
1"lrh race , five anti a haIr furlongs :
Chenoa (8 ( to 1 ) tvon Sir John (6 ( to 1) ) Rec-
1
enl , , laluon (2 ( to 1) ) thIrd. 'rim : IO'J'4. :
I.IT'II' : HOCK , Arlt" , April G.-'l'he
fourth lay ( of the spring uneeting or the
I.Hto Hoclt .lockey club meetn . ! track
was heavy and time nlendlnee guod. He-
suls ( :
First race , six furlongs : Frank Gayle (3
to t 1 won , Mnllle Gray (1 ( to 2) ) Secotd ,
Iopsy ( ( to I 1) ) third. Time ( : IIGI : . seconl
5conui ( race , lIve furlongs : Conesslon (11 (
to 1) I ) wuui 110ntgomlry (1 10 2) ) stcond ,
Fasig Ii ( I 10 1 ) third , 'lmo ( : 1:014. :
,
'rllmrih race mie nnd / Rlxleenlh. Jockey
Club stakes : \'ulcler fur henry YOln .
I.'ourlh race one mile : \'andelmun (3 ( ! to S
I 1 t'nnVahatchsie ( : to I ) second , UlnUI ( L
(3 ( to 1 ) third. 'Ilne : 1:16. :
( "Ifl mace , five anti ( ( hnlr flrlongs : :
.Josllhlne ( ( 10 I ) won , Shlelll Dearer : (3 ( tu ;
r 1 , ) 1'cIJ"I , ( Iamza (3 ( to I ) third. 'lme : 1:10 : ½ .
Louis ST. : LOUIS , . \Phi1 6.-lleuttS nt East HI
First race , three.elghlhs or n miii' . \'lrRI \ : :
mil.'lrRI
1.Irlon , Carpentel beco."l . , Peep a :
tiuiiui. 'lme : 0:38. : 11)
Second race , three.uartrrs of a ntl1o :
! I mi !
hercules Ion , , Cunneler second , hector I
tltirul. 'l'ittte : I :21. : '
thin1lne 1:21
'i'itird race. Ive-elghlh. of I untie : D.1Uht-
ful Won COllluctor llcweeuo ) ' oecund ,
Jnrlne birth Tim 2 : 1:0. : 3
I.'olrth rce , handicap , one mile : Hy
leI llnl' won Oohlen Crown second , llor-
( Iote thslrth Time : I : i7.
Fifth race . three-QlarlrK or I mlo : Man -
lela \on , Hay : \ \ 'helHecond , C'nltha ;
tltiril. 'lme : 1 :2 : ' , .
1:11 : rics for tin l'ttctusttu ' , I'ark lloPII : .
HI'D : 0K la" , ' ' _
, " , Arllperul ( ( Tde
gramti.-l'alusier ) I. . Clire } , Iecrtnr ) ' or Pac-
tttlts5 hark , rfpOlts Ural' I lOt owners nnI' ( I. '
trainers have made nominatons In tIle At'V-
enl en eIleen advertised , I for the IUIHner
meeting , June 25 to 2 , . .aIentrlel \ ' 10 which
closest . \ 1. Over imtrlcs ralrl ' .
April I Wltrlel fairly (1. (
vile ! Iml . the iS'tD. . Insure the sur-
cesN or the /eellg Ilh ; : 1IluubleI , ) ' th' S
carrying out or the 3tire ) progrum tvithi -
Wlh-
out chuamigt' . Iorrls J t 'Jone1 , Iresldenl or
the parI and owner ir 'Almx , 2:03 : , Pac-
lollS , 2ln : , 1111 othetH/1 / thinks many ( 'ii-
tries ( roll ! "mal IlreOers. OWIHI mulish (
trainers Ihe best evhlenol.thnt the worNt of
Ihe dCreulon In this Infla over Inll that
( rout noon there svtIWiIte \ a .Ieehlell . lund
gradual 111J'ovunent'll tin Irultng and
Ilaclng her e huslness.I ; :
Jrc"lrlc 1llhl ! " ; \ ' ' , ' ' fpnver ,
lEN\'flit . . \prl 6.tietver Is t J have
racing hy electl'lc Ig tdt the plans , or n
Italy COIIln ) ' Clrn' , 'fli e Denver ElectrIc
i.igumt 'I'ack company , aplul t2o. ) , has
iik'tl articles or ; witbs the
IId Irtclea Incorporllon wih Secre-
tar ) of slule. The lnconiornturs mire : C' , J.
Hoenlg or St Louis Idward : 1) . Kirk or
Ettuttias City anti George l. Handel or
in'er. ll' . Hoenleu I'I tht' coruipaity
expects 10 haw night racing for ninety
days , beKlnnlnK June 16. )
1 IArk11 I iitriu'a nt Irlty ,
I.ONDON , Apri G-The entries for the
Henley rernlu were Julshed lodoy. Cor.
neil University has "ntere,1 , n crew to conu-
cor-
pele for the grnd challenge cUI' ; ; the Ar-
onnut HOlln ! club 'or Toronto , On I" hns
entered n cr.w for time Stewlrll'l ehmaiieltgu
cut and I. I ' . 1. ThOlllHOII nnlt 1 F3 . A. 'Iholp-
son or 'toronto , wl contest ror the Dla-
10n(1 ( scull ,
\lr'l : 6 Ir..r v I , Inhlrt 6 % % 'Iiiiiulmiiy .
'
The WIIOX & Draper ttlUI ( wi collide
wih the Orchard & Wlh'lm's at the
Hanscom park grounds Ihls aU"roon , Both ,
or these teal are from : . esp-ciaily the
Wicox & Drapers , w\l 'l II COIJpOS p.clly Of
the crack colored amateurs of the city !
"
J
.t
: e OZONE COD LIVER . OIL. s GUAIACOI.
:
I The IMvelous ( Power of Gem il tioo I I
: I is ; ' a w l.klown fad among scrfu1 , eczema , ald all kinds of ! prduced for a specific ' .
=
pui'pose.
chemists tll.lt certain ctur.ttive agents \ di , , ' ' ' ' . specfc pupos. :
tut ageiltsvasting disises
\ Thcir
: cu.\tvc wastng disc Cohllb'illa- It is lot a nostmm or a cthl'.alI ,
Wilkil .
hav niaikcd ' cu .al :
a 'tielIcial
whih larkcd l'cnclcal lion in Ozoniuls'ion not onh' rdains but .
: etTCct , whcn tel Ozmulsion a reliable specli for all vas1- :
cll.c prcscribed paratcly , all their ( ' virtucs
: often haw al rcspect\'c in thc ing diseass , Consumpton , whether =
t1lOS
ofcn thos same effects trcatmcnt of the
very
cs distrcssing aihuilcilts of hcr
: . aimcnts 1iei'dilary or accidcntal origiti ,
materily increased whcn Coin- referred to above , but , thc , . ' orgin
by csci'oftula
pc. or scrofulous taint ; \ , It
= . scroful
bincd with vcll.chosen agcnts has'cllliar chcmical . tnt I :
wih
wcl.choscn cutar combinaton obcan bc takeil for any form of lung :
: ' t\kcn
lilt "
ing a" similar thcrapcutc eIl'cct. taincd , secturis effects which arc in troublc .
Onc of thc c scucs cfccs whih , colds , I grippe , blood. :
happiest conlhillations
combinatons a markcd degrcc superior to the OisOiliulg eczema , sct'ofiila , feeble. :
: of this character is found in ozo- best produced scrfula
, ozolt by sepnrnte preness from old age j in weak hler- :
nULSloN It is compo d of a scriptiohi of all of
:
I scripton al them to the vous conditions arising from . =
= frm over-
rinatieiit ' .
pcrmancnt Emulsion of
l'tire Nor. .
Puc same patient. The Emulsion is
work
.
patcnt or othcr
cause
: wcgian Cod Liver Oil combincd 1ifect , flIt ! thc cileuuical combina. 01 any ; ' cniac :
Oi
: vitii . pcrfec chcmial iton , or any wastng disease ; :
Guaiacol and
, thc
entire
wih lion such to .
prep. as in Ozo- .
: aration entre ' ' ton prduce Ozoaulgul.lr womCI , puny girls , sickly :
charg l with .
arton oznc. Two lulsiol the grandest germdechildrcn , its effects arc
: and of the ( ingrediclts-Cod Lvcr Oil strying , blood.puifying and tlcsh. and ccrtain Is I efecs acceptable immcdite g
.
: Guaiacol-ilave long been acprodticihlg remcdy of the age No most deliate stomach , and as harm- :
cepted 1) ' the
by niedical
) oilIer ' .
' medil profession prcparation ) apprachcs Ozo. less as Iltire water , It is the kind
: as most cil'eclivc in the treat. untilslon , It is . puc I :
elrecivc agents
Illsion an unique , lowerpilysiciahls ) prcsribc. Sold by all :
: mcnt of all forms of lung disease , fill , positive l'Cfled-ohle ) that was druggists al
I I ThIn , uRic womel get Ilhll1' and beautiful on Ozomuiulstomm . . :
OOlltslol.
: :
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For Sale by KUHN & af % . , 15th and Douglas Str tCL On. " " ,
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ECHOES I IWM TIE ANTE ROOIi I
. Alpha OaiupWoodmell , of the World , Awards :
Prizes for Mcmbership Gained
ENTERTAINMENT BY KNIGHTS or PYTtS
1"11111. . " tn ( rll(1 i.otign ' nf Unl" ' " " ' .rlt-
aim cii C h" > " 1 hy I UIIII 11111 [ . .II/o
- it ' 'is isiosm If the c"lt.h 5 i Hlo
Sum Omlt" : l'xl Week .
The re1llar meelni of Alpha camp No. I ,
\'uootluttcn or tile " 'orlc , held out Thursday
el'enlng , was largely attended , alll much enthusiasm -
thusiasm t In the work was demonstrated. The
award or prizes for the largest number or
members m brCulht In b ) dlferenL members
during the last sixty da's was uttade. The
( Plirse amountng to $100. was 11\'lle into
11' prizes oC $50 , $ JO , $15 null $5. These Jr1Ze1 (
wcre awardEd to C. E. Anen , George S. Scott .
George C. Thompson and Dr. I. . A. Merriam
respectively. DurIng tie months or February
nn(1 March there were 229 member added to
the rolls. The members Ire an ahowlng a
great deal or interest and It Is predicted that
In the next thirty dn's us much will be done
as In the paot sixty. Particular attention ts
being pall 10 sick and needy members , and a
anl
great deal cr /00,1 , work In this line has bn
/ lne !
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done during the past season.
Time cmmitee on social entertlnment Is
preparing ) to give an extra fiiu program for
tile monthly social , to be held on the evening
or April 18 In the lodge han In Ule Coutt-
Cont-
nental block
The members of the order are looking for-
ward tc the tmo when a Woodmen or the
World buiding 11 bo erected In this clly.
The camp Is striving to Increase its member-
Is
ship to 2,000 or 2,500 , It now being 1,000. As :
soon as that number Is reached It Is thought
that ns many dollars can he placed In IIOllht !
manent building to be invested In fitting up
the auditorium In the prooscd Puilding. II
propsed buiding.
J
tile building Is built Omaha will secure the
permanent 'lealqlartcrs , of the order. The
fecond reason that Is urging the ( members to
brIng their membership to that number Is tc
male the camp the largest locat lodge In ex-
Istene. There Is but one lar/er. that helng :
located In Detroit , which has a memhershh' of r
2,600. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
l < ntorlnlnnllt ) nf ' 'yrln I.nel'
M'rUa lOdge No.2 , Knights of lythlas ,
g ave a very enJoyehle ente t I me t In Myrtle
h ail , corer FIEenih and Douglas streets ,
hst l Monday evening. The rare part or the
e\'enlng was devoted to cards , a number or
tables t haYing been prepar(1 ( for tie occasIon.
The totlowiuig
rolowlng Interesting program was ren-
d , lerM In a very pleasing manner , the partici-
partcl-
I'ants accreltng , themselves with abIlity and
caling forth wel lrlled IPIJlause :
, \lllress , or Welcome..Mr. C. \ \ ' . Joy
Ilano i Solo-Seleete(1 . . . . . . . . .Miss Gilties
lecltaton-Barhara Jreltchle , . . . . lss , . . , . Glnes
. . . . . . . . . . . . Ali ! Hazel Annetvnitl
Song-\'on't You Be 1) ' Annewall .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1Iss Bernl"e North I
l tevitatton-llants Joins . . . . .Master Trossler
.
Heclaton-Jans 1 . . . . . .Mlster . . . . . 'Irossler . (
11Hs Bernice North and Miss Ethic : Snyder.
Mis Sutydem' Sn.tel'
. ! 8n'cel' , Iceumpanlst.
S olo-Little Alabama Coon. . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . Alien Bernice North
Olclng : followed , In which ahout sixty
Ieoplo j took part , the grand larch , ted 1 1 by
Wiliam Catin and Alias Trossler forming
ono of the litost
10st interesting parIs or the
dance IJrogram , Ierreshments were served
anl , all present spent a very enjoyable even-
m ug. Among those Iresent ) were : Mr. Inel (
A irs. CV. . Joy , Mr. and Ales , W. W. Al-
II i , Mr. anll Airs , N. tennlce ) , Air . 1111 Mrs.
S. Trossler , H. T. Trossler , Miss Hanna
Trossel' ! , Mr. and Airs . J. K. O'Nel , Jl
and Mrs , Christansen , Mr. antI Airs . lcVay ,
At. CatlyV. . Gatin , B. hank , Wilam
Wageck , Mr. and Mrs. W. I Snyder , lr ,
anti , Airs . Peterson , S. I. . BoI , , ' 1' . H. Cook-y .
Miss Gray , G. Hohenson , Mrs. Hohlnson ,
G. I ) . Slllvln , T. Y. Malone , Mr. and ! ra.
h iowihiear. Miss Ala IIren , MrH. Nello
Fisher , Mr. 'IV. C. louk , ) Mr. and Mrs. I. ,
! Garrett , Mn. James W. noult , lercil I
Iteatis Mr. Uoutclwr , Mrs , I'uler. : Ir. und
Airs Hhsehsorn , n. A. Mcl.anih ? , Airs George
Carter , Mrs. George gdlarls , , Airs. Smlh ,
Miss \Vhiteiuorn . C. n , Krletzer , Miss Maggie
! tiooros , Air. and Irs , \lllam hierg , Ornt
Stolosherry , ! Ir. anti , Mrs. Annewald , Hazel
Annelul'l ' , .ulr alll 11rs , Iunte ,
JI'ct",1 : 5 I Clrllel I I I JIIo 1"111. . ,
At Ihe last meetng or UnIon PacifIc lodge !
No , Ii , AncIent Order oC United Worl'men ,
rtpresentat"es and alerates to 110 lran,1 ;
lodge of tIm stale were cleeted to serve In :
case that a e3slon Is hell , this ) ear. I
wi he rememblred tlat II the heglnnlng of
the wlnler the 101lges or the state deelderl
10 expend the money that Is annualy ap'
ropr/aled I > / for tile expensea of hollng , the
session oC tile granel lodg/ In relieving tue
sufferirug muemniuera of tile order throughout
tile state , A large auutoUnt of umioney was
spent In tisls work , untl it tIns not hocus de-
citled yet whmethier a csIoii of ( lie grand
lodge will be in Id this y'ear. It is said
tisat the seuitimnemit In favor of and ut ( t-
itosiiion to iloiding bite session is about
evenly dtvi4oui. 'rise Tollowillif 'cre iecieul
as reisreseuitatives Oorge It. liritiin , 11.
( I. Edwards. ii. g. Foiioiisbee , C. J. Joimum-
Soul , henry McCoy , 'lisosisas Irsuivilie , tV.
P. Smuiith , Tito aitertmatea are : John
l'ahnor , V. II. Cutler , \V. 'F. hlaker , 0. hiochi-
mtian , 1' . h. Otis , J. a. ( irors , 1' . II. Broad-
field. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Cegi t I Is Ii I 1 I I ii ito uusmous ,
Tue 118k annual retmuuion of tIme Scottish
Rite of Freermiasonry for ttm southierui juris-
uhictioui of the United States of America will
ito held In thi city , cornutienchtmg Tuesday ,
. \pril 16 , amid continuimug fcr flIree days. Tise
limume of time reunioms vili be taken UI ) chiefly
iuu cotlferrimig the various degrees of time rite.
On ( lie last day , Friday , a banquet will be
given in the parlors of lereolmiason's 11011.
( inosirleti iuusiguu 1isti'rtuin' .
Last night over 200 ileoPlo were in attend.
once at en entertalusment and social given by
Goodrich lodge No. 144 , Independent Order of
Odd Feljowa , in Myrtle hail. A short pro-
grain rpsued the evening's enjoymnent , It ( Ofl.
isteil of a niansloliut fltiti gtuitar uismet is'
Messrs. 1. . N. Sticky nut C. Slockimasti , snugs
i t ) ' Aiiss Ahirie hmimitsout ) and ( ' , eorge 55111111 , a
r ocitattout by Miss Flort l'aten ( austl a banjo
d imet by Messrs. Smuitlm 1)11(1 Trtmumtler , At tlse
c uuicl imsiomi of t ilo '
ll'ogra lii shill ci mu g % : d a coti-
t lilliCli through a programit of egilteemm ! ntiuui
b oris ,
TIIIJ1t.I1'II1 ( ) 1tflhIl.4.
Poshmuaster ( ' , eneutl'ilson attetutled Isis
i iret cabimset nteetlmtg yeteteltia ) ' .
Time raiitvlty cumt1mutlisloilers cout'ptutinn is
c alled to utte'et lit 'uVmslliltgtoli Alty' Ii.
'h'ite Pin t 1' glass iisuiiisl tue i 51 rein coutiplet eti
t ile formsiatioms or their colmibilme Lit I'ittebiirg
yestt'ruitiy ,
\'Isitors are rapidly arrivimig at time Shlllalm
hattiefliti. It is esthmttated 10,000 are now out
t lIe graIl lIds.
11ev. Ciiti1 flowlinti 1 liii of 'i'pt-kn lit
t is' ohulest SOIl timid lIds' of tue hate Viscoulmt
1 1111 of i'luglslltl.
i'reiiuttimiary Iscarittg of Noah Strc'vil for
t ie * ususu riler of Ii I is ft tiler isais hecis Coilillic miced
at Fort Scott , ICami ,
Tlscre is a large attcmsdauice at ( Ito fifty-
sIxth auiutuint couift'reuico of the Morinoui
dllUrdis iui Salt Lake City.
Golti to tite auitonuit of $115,000 'ns with.
drawn froult the treastmry yesterday lam .
Shipment to South America.
'l'lIt ? Kautsis City Boarti of Health hilts I
dismissed ( hi case ngaiuist. Airs , A. J. Baird ,
the Christian ciemice doctor.
'rite ilmtal trial of tile cruiser Miniieapolit
is to take p115cc in foreign sets , tile shii
mlot' being hut time \Vest Imiujies.
By a vote of 75 to 14 ( iso wouisan suifrag
article ci the Utah constitution imas beer I
sent to the comumnittee oIl revisioum.
Indian polIce at l'entlieton , Ore. , caughil I
thit Parr boys , v1to Itave been wanted fe r
sonic time on cumarges of robbery.
'rite Blooju Cruisoc , with the 7eigier pnrtl
0mm hoard , which was u'eportd lost , hitis ar
rived ill port , st'itli nh velt on board.
The ilpanishi government hiatt couuseuute
that Amnericaui citizens iii Cuba sisttii bt
tried by tise civil iuistead of military courts
Set'euu Clmineso etitered tIme store of nn
otiser Clsianaullami at 1)utchs Flat , Cal. , nns
after bindtmtg ililii , robbed tile store of $1,700
Di nil interview Governor Altgeld of liii
ttcia expressed ( lie opimtion that the Ilhinol : ;
state convetition would declare In favor o I
free sliver.
I t a. umiceting of the Cmiii trade congrt's
Iteld at Mobile , Ala. , yesterday , L P. Yotimij
of Nelurasiea , vas elected one of the vie
Charles A. Moi'gnn , tIme Aqsmia Creole , Vu.
ti'ain ioitber , Iti.'s ; Iteen grantctl fifteen tlay 1
stay of execution to alIov illumi to erfcc t
( ili tiuiueii. s
'rue New Standard Telephone contpauty
i ii 4 opoumemi otliceis ut thu e l'osta I hiu lid I rlg in
New York. John W. itlmieltay is one of tile
stoclitoldere.
Johimt It. Almxweil , a prominent stock shim-
per Cf Itepushlic , ICmiul , , hams boon arrested sit
St. JOCCIh , Mo. , Lou' forgiitg checks in lay- )
uncut for stcclc.
Alt uliitiictttlofl hums 1tsn nuade by ( lie
trustees of tue mcrtgage for ti aec'eiver for
tile tvuter amId electric higimt coummpamiy of
Siieliiyviiie , Imttl.
The Ijnivcrsal liolt s'umupaity of Ohio
clsiuns ti0O.000 as royalty out siccotiult of tlm
use of titeir pneiit bait ioelc by the govcrmm-
mont in PuitiiC works.
Gemut'rui MlLiIagi'r Itmiant of the Ilehi Teie-
iii Oh C CtIIi ii 3' i Ii Al issoti u'i , d eus I cit th at an
OIiO5titioTm colnpimty : with uiuuy valuable l.tt-
edIts ills been cl'glsutized.
A broken flange on tuo tender of a Ilin
Grautule eutglmic caused a wreck mear Garricoum ,
Cola. Express Messi'mlger Tiloultas was c.aught
imader tIme stove ammd itatily hurmied.
Iii an msttcultlt ) to quell a riot auttouug rail.
rcaii graders in the Ciuorokeo nation the
sheriff shot. atsd Itliteil two of tu graders
and tetis sintself severely woslutdeil ,
'l'iio utew hell gLut ttpem'aed ( isy electrtcit y
wail ( citteti sit b'pmiuigiieiui , 0. , yesteldity. It
Shred 1,000 iots in cute inimtuitt , It tviii be
aimbunittetl to acuity anti nuvy experts ,
ltailroad coal operators Miii imtect lit I'htts-
burg Alrnday. Mi effort
is Iteing niade for a
comilereruce of operators amid uttiliern of Iowa ,
.1 ilhiiois , I niliaita , Ohs io a nit l'iuiiuisylvaii ' in ,
Comtttui ( iensr.tl ! thiIls of liouuniuill relsouts
to ( Ito State ( ittitlkt tmttetit tlsiit ( he isltsutrs
tbitt Jlsitll'i49 hiqsmnrs tverc thriving ( hue Cil-
iornitt wints oust of' tise ishanthas sirs sintilli' .
'Jaulteis 11. SterlIng of , ItelmleH 11. Iltemhing &
( , o , , Al I Ill 55 , Ala. , who ti ceamms Itoh Wi tis $15t0J ( T
of ( lie iirzn's ' unomit'y , liss hnen reltorteil to
the local agi'uicies as on his \'ls ) ' to Cnumadri ,
ChudriieVitusnn , Cutiurlie Aloure nutti .Inln
Simuis , tisree uleu'lscradoc's , role into Ciishsing ,
Ole I . , ms ui'L ' is t t ntp tsi t U t emrou ize I II e tsrvrs.
Sims is ulemi intl tist othiem' two ase Isi jail.
'I'Ite bank calmtuuuisslnuters report ( intL list
Nutslsisus , N. hi . , Siviuigtu ittulic , clouiesl by
artIer of (01 I rt , tv i I I Ilit a hi si to isa y th'p issi ( olC
iii Cu' ' ! 'I'iie reisort is better titan was iiopeti
( or.
Charles 8. Falrcimilth , ex-sec'retary of ( lie
treassiry , huas been clecieti $ rcsitletlt of list
Coutcorulia Loan anti Trust colnhulumy , which
eouitrols m.ust of 11,0 , buaimtcss of ( ho Loun-
ins vu colts is ii ) .
'Fite govermior of New Jersey Imas receives ]
a ecquiest for iroops to qumell ditsisirhiances
amuiottg ( ito etriktmsg terra cotta vorkers at
apa aprmrmga. 150 Will ulsvvstmgiiLo 1150 muinllt r
before tahclimg action.
A you hg must flu usuell Jois n (3 ( in mu t , eta-
II loyal I us t lie Lets vt'ui iveti lb Nit iona I tn mu k at
I emi % eluts'Ort il , Ili ii . , Is iS Is 'ems Isrrus teul ,
cistsrgetl st'ithi stealimtg $ ,000 ( stun time bank.
I to confesseul tile guIlt.
An hinunense crowd attenuleul the ( unreal
( Jr Airs. hlmirry St. Joisn itt Okhsiluornti City
ycmtterihliy. St. Joitn apPeals to it' very
sorry ( or what hue bilsa ctoii. I'eeiing
msgisilmt him its very strung ,
v , ii. Cisanihier of St. Louis , who was ills-
ccvered In a counprounlsing uuositlon with Mrs.
Jansea h , Coy. a promulinent West End u'oImtams ,
has been arrested at liso instance cat the
vrollgetl Itusiunuid cmi tile cllargt5 of lewd cots-
( hid.
'l'bie governor of Virginia lInus cosnmtmied to
Iruiprlsomitneut for life bite te'ntenm'e of Iuuiiel
Iiilaw , convicted of mum deriutg isis iurothser.
Iii-ias' , 'i'lso itemtphe or thse nei'hibnrlsaod are
ttitltguttiuu ( a mud ito may lie tytiriic'tl ilefore he
can be reniVed to time penitentiary.
Siseriff l'tnny has arrived at Sosithi Mc-
Aiester , 7. 'F. , tviths Jim Turner , t'lO last of
the lilil Cttk garlg. An effort on behalf of
Turner's frlounla to release hint was ft.'aretl ,
but iso deuitohstratiamu was made , Ito was
taken to luluskogee fur trial ,
( 'ordc Enrico itii.s , an Italian , married Miss
\\'olff of San Francisco 'Fhsurstlay msight. Yes.
tortlay misorniumg they were founti its ttmcir
room , both dead. The husband hiasi cvi.
dezstiy What and killed his bride and tiseii
himself , t'lteo be no known eplanatlon of
( lie tragedy' .
Ar1USEr1ENTS ,
BOYD'S TWO
: im 0 N I ) A ' '
ani 'i'liSi.V ( ' , 1 an
imtgsgt'Iielt or time lettom iSo Actress ,
Miss Marie Burroughs
In ttte vddel ) ' Utseusteit iulay ,
The Froffigte
IiJu. . ' '
) W' l'INIIItO , ESQ ,
Origimlal Cost auth tither ' ,
Sate of u4itii , ; miuuv , -eui. ) i"irt ) ,
floor
, , t and $1 10
l'ik'ti' Ce ) Cliii 71 ' . htox ;
.tllu1iii ) ' , t'trice ' opems cli day
Titsurs. , Fm-Iuisd Sn.
0flV09 0 April 11-12w 3 ,
.t'rtTIi ,
Macrica's t.catiiiug Consedicumime ,
I'IQUANT
MARIE
he 11cr lltctropoiitauu SUCCCSM ,
DeIrnonico's at 6"
G1tii l'ilmicloiinisgii's Bi'igit Comedy.
t'nler hue utitection of
C. 13. JnFlel.ItsoN : , KLAV' & IitL.'tNcigfl ,
'rite eaio of seats wihi .
tug at Usual ttmiCes-25c. SOc. omen 7)0 Vedluee1ay amid $1.00 , Ilirfl.
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t ) FESTIVAL
U CONCERTS ,
BOYD'S THEATER ,
Friday niud Saturday , April 19.20
LChicago Orchestra
THEODoRE T'IOMAS , Ctimtductor ,
Mre hlrmucmro , Itulmnolanilk'iinn
Mr , Hom3r Moore
, Iimrituime : , ,
The FestvaI Chorus ,
Season tieket , $1.00. I3iuigle roses-veil
itctsts , 75c to $1.5) .
Silisc'rihle hiott' ( or season nitd singio tick.
otis at Auhtiiphm 1tle'i'r's ilutlitic store , 15th
ltiiti 1"iiriitusn isu' ets. 'l'iiot , vIle subscribe
iii atIvautce of regular sale will have first
cisoico of seats ,
BOYD'S
MORAN D'S
ChILDREN'S ' CARNIVAL.
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Ciauraett'r nutth leane ) ' Dances , 'I'alileaux miesfi Use
CoiIInlhtlau Ma.m'chs by tile clliidrems of tiso school ,
mini
GRAND BALL ,
far tmlh 111111(5 ( present ,
'flchieltS , 03' to he itaul
; at the flax Olilco o
( rummi tito lui'iils of tito hehoci ,
A LEADERI
1IIItIAItIL
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Many persons know a good thing whieft
they see it , but comparitively few know a
better wheim they ace it. 'I'hiorsi have been
Oule Chiutuniter Sets 501(1 before in Ilsie city
tinder $14.00 , but NO SUCH SUITE AS
TI i 1St
Hera are tisrs'o pieces of ( hme finest ( sirni-
turo out which ( lie Isrico ought to $ uo at least
20.00. 'they could riot be built singly for
twice ( isis tutu.
We have selecteth this popular Clmatnbor
Set as our special leather to ( Jen ) U ) ati cony
sisning trade. To this antI 'u shah ecu a
hinuiteti iiuuuiber of thesis mit
Ci1NLY S135O.
Itemember Usia is simply one ( aria of our
spniulg atlvertisimug Instead of spending
extra mousy in thu newspapers we select an
article of assured intrinsic wortiu ansi otter
It at a lirico which wIll ti sure to bring a
isuntireti ilurdhlasera to our Wareroomns ( iso
itoxt mnouttng.
1)0 yOU wattt nmle ?
Clias. Shivric1c & Co. ,
Vur'iiiture
, Curtains
Aiitt Upholstery
i3OU.12OS . . DOUGLIth ST
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