Nebraska Newspapers

    - - -
. " . - - . . -1
.
2 'J.1IIJD OMAhA : DAILY n1DJ S ? 1A'euHoA Y , OO'l'on.mn. 13. ! isnr. .
- -
: , NAYDENs
: . , 01'111111 ( Rille : oC O'Couuell ' & .AnIer .
fnU'H ! ( stock oC hh.h JI'lule J.'nrJlltnrc !
! JOW oU. 'I'hi JOIJIH ( were the nlRt I
, l nclc. We have Iltle the ( prices rlh. '
COUO niHI 4ee. I JlWlJlS dollnrs - to
Yt1.
IH SS 0001)8. ,
SNI'UHDAY.
n.luch Sloitil Slrc , the 2c 11111. % :
: ity for Sloll . . . . . . . , ! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lOc
a.luch ) Cnshlclc ( , , Iho lUe tllllll ' ,
for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10e
: in. I iicli (1i t I l1(1 ( I lou , the I 21C III11J I ,
:1.luch . . ChIUIlou . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . , . .1 Ue
PII1to1iaIr fignicti Ires4 00011 ,
Im'Iohnlr ( , lck ) ) ' ) 1/I'el . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . .1 Uc '
aU.luch nil wool Serge , the aIle )
IIIIIII ni , lot' . . . . . . . ! . . . tw . . . " . . HIe
3n.luch : all wool Iellcll , the : tOe
Illlllr 11 for . . . . . . . , . . . , . 10c
3U.lnch ( nil wool IulIes' Fluuuel ,
III I ( .18e ni Idll , fo' Ildles' . . . . . . . , . 2e : ;
5O.iinii t'ge Suiting , the : ; euII -
itS for SII'ge . . . . . . Sultug , . . . . . . . . . . . : . . . . \ . . " 10c
n1A(1cs FOI ) SNrIHD\ ) .
an.luch nil wool imported 1tnI-
11 Inllortll . . . . . . . . . . 2e
otto. tiip 'IHe ( lilailty ' " ic
: m.luch ; I a Ii wnnl ) I III port ed Strgt' , the t
, I8e quality . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . 2c
4.Iiie1i nil wnnl ) 111)o'h'll ) ( Serge ,
1.IIlh thl Ck ( 11 fllllr , . . . . . . . . . . , . . : loc
r0.IICII , nil wool IIJlol'lell SC ' ! ,
r.luch . 11 ( ) (11flhity . . . . . . . Sm'ge . . , , . tOc
:100 '
an.luch NVPity SllluJltPI'U
to Iwlelt fl'OI , the hCMtnll ) ( ! lu
. . . . , . . . . . . . 29c
A UIII'h'l for . . . . . . . . lc
7:0 : : : to 8 : : ( ) II I , 1. WI ! wl ofel' ) a OIPH :
Jltll'U : of 8 'llllt of O\1r HllllJ ;
for $1.O ) ; tlii' 11 t el , (1IIIt ( alil : style
couMhlel'll ( tillS 1 : the IHMtllle ) I\er
OIf&'II hy I ltiyleii's . 01' flhly other house
II Omaha.
2 noul SIK SA T.F SNlUIDA
: \Om\ o.
Snhllny 10'llug fl'OI 1 to 11 o'coel ,
Wt' wll sell 1II1a I ( Hi , ! . Rolll colors . lue
tiuuuihIt. Worth 2)c ynll1 ( lt 1 'hr ' 'lrl1
The colors nra' 1111111" . clrfllal : , hehi .
01'(1) ' , $ 'flnw ! ) tithe h\wl thud g1'1 ' 1
None old to other storeS.
! ell otll'
: III'
lc 1111 Hia ; for l Ue 'nl1
vplt C PES.
Ftl ,
e'onttnenIng Satnrilay otorutuig'e
natlrlnr :
(0 111 Inl n/
wi Iutatueutrnto I n suite on InlllI Fur
( iuhu's , Ht 1I'IcIM ) that wl Just 11J1 ; ' 7e
(1J1 . Our stork is SO large nod
coiiiit thou. ! II 10 11\g\ \111 .
t1'I1 that wo could tint give :1 : lIe.
vall11 % ( ! thlt WI COlll /h'l' I
to tied ( tPS'iilt lOll. . here 1'1 the leaders -
ers of ln'lrl ) Inc
Cou1ty : ( ' IIIM : tOxlOO , : .n : ; other
prices 1.1 ) ( ( ) $11.iO.
1hetrlc ' 111 Cn ! , :0x ) 1 00. 1t.hO :
olhll' mpP 11'lclI Il' [ :1 Lr . ) . JN l7iO , $ S.5O. $ : . iO ,
2.r1n. ; :29.ro. :
: , \tl'IWIII , ( nll' tOxlOO. * 1,10 : oilier
Ill $1.ltO ) , $ HUi. $ : : rIO ) , $2i1.rO.
GCIIII' IP'Hlln 111h , healtlfll cm-
boss'tl satin htittng. : toxIUO. lt : ; OO.
:
bm-\ll ! all lnin : lx10. : :
' . . ,
Beuuvet ' ( 'fllws . : xl00. . $ D.DO.
11'1\11' 'IJIS.
Wool Ial (11)11. ) : IOxl00. $ 2DJO.
. Oxl00 , $29.O.
GlnlilO Jonlwy CIJII. : $21,50.
SPIX'IA T SAI3F 0 U DFHWIUn.
' 111 largest t stock carried In Omutahia.
Gooll : hOllht 11'Ict from the ututil.
rlo ) Iln11 ( ouch's Ila\y : gray . Shirts
timid 1)ravers , worth Oc nch , go
at 111 t . . nl'aWelI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . iOe . . . . , . . . . g0 , . 2c
Mcii's lwa\y wool natural I gray
r Shtrs ( ouuti Drawers , ' worth tOe
Pich Rhl'lM . . nnl ; . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85c
1 lot melt'S scarlet Ullm'wenr ,
J worth 7i : ( each " . . . . . . . . . . 3De
; 1euu's cautue1' hair nul nltlrll
gray Shirts anti D1wcr . worth
lRe : r each . . . lul . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . iOC
11'tu's A uistuiuhian wool Shirts IHl
- 11rllan
111A
OI'IWIII.'O'lh $ i.2 : each . . , . . ' : e
Men's hl'awool Sox. natural
gray , wO'lh \ : : : ; c ICI' iutr . . . . . . . . . 17c
1 rae of umuemu's nwrlno Sox , worth -
! /
2e : ; . JN' 111. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12l/c
( iimihlremu's natural gray fleeced IJut-
tlll'Wll1 ( . . . . , . . . . . . . . .Sc tp
Ciutiduuu's camel's hair IJuuilt'r-
( hl Wlll < . ' . . ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . .10e 11
011111 011 elll In Chuthireti's lJtIler- (
WI'II' lt hnlf lrle.
( ' hlII'pn'H ( heavy \\ol Ioe , IIPl )
. pair . . . . , . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . , . . lc
nO\'M' hla\ cotton Bicycle hose ,
\\'ol'lh \ : : : : . " . . . . . . . . . . . . . 121c
( iuIiu1tu'ti's Wool ; ltPI ! wO'lh 20c. 10c
Cluthireut's Idll IIII ? it ltcl < worlh
( { Oe . . . , . . , . , . , . . . . . . . . . . , . . . " . 3c :
LItdI's' 11I' : ' feeco hued riOs ( .
worth 2c : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . " . , . . , l : c
; r.IIll ' Ila\ ' ju'isey Ilhhell Yl'sll
IlajI'I
Ill l'ants. w/llh tOe Ilf'h. . , . . . 2e
rOYI.mnm : OmTE'I'Ot NO\V ON
I SALE.
Hllllhll' we are aclts for nut-
' ' ' .
tel'lck' " Dress PntctH.
11erSATN
On 11111 11h1111111'll ) Collars ; the I
1wwcMI11 Ihuuest murttehi's oil tii ' '
mnuii-
/1\1 flct Iltcl O tll' 11\- I
leet. Sllclnl 1)11CC 50e. 7e. ; ; R7 ( nSe 1\1 I
$10.111:11' : price S1 . OO , $ I.7i : , $1.90 ! ,
2.00 nlil : : ! .2 : ;
IhlD I g 'I'S.
f 10 dozen fnllr tOc head lest , 2e
u
Il ( h. ,
c tOO 110711 2 : ; Crot'iI't " ( Sik l t l21c.
'fhlH ( 'moCtiet Silk 1 : hit' fll'Ht uumado : , IA
, time JI'mlluwnr gIods 111 WI'I'lltlll
) Hrfld. Qlllltr t I I Imlel1 I I I I
ii R"'rtln.\ ? Il'L NL' OUR
nOOK TH P'I' .
1.000 1 : mo Tool , . 1"/llal price 2Se ,
Il' : ; . , lie nlll ilc , all g0 after 7:0 : : : o'cloek
Rahllnr : uitght at IOe each. :0 re-
serve.
SAI'llnA Y : IIT ,
I4ADKS ' l1ANDKlUChhiFiS.
yI'OI 7:0 : : : to lao : ( ) we wi oO\'t. 'on
( 'hufli't' If [ on ) dozen Juitlte' t 111 km'-
chiefs . I . tins cleaving tip of our RIIIPI
\111" , I t 1 ( ' . : C anti : e ( 'much. Do not
miss this ehllco to secure I big hal'-
: : lu. .
. LlN1N ; DlIb.1' : .
Satulluy's i i IIIIIIH I : u I 11 TIIIIS 1111 Do-
JIIIlcl wi HI'IJtRS ) any oO'II'IIg1 In
'I this hut' lit time city. '
lll' II c1 Compare I HOlt-
nwn tHe miunilt 1 I. ! 111 In'lccR.
WJmm TO 'mCTm n'lOAI S
'
H\lIID\ % .
. " ' ' "
nU'lI'mt nm"I'
Conuitry lhuttu'r , Or , lIe '
eoulll' HUlll' 11' 111 12 / c.
, Hl'St Country ' Hltel' , IiI luIl lie.
(1'1'IUWI' : , He ) lull m I 2 le.
CTI'm " TlpI' ) .
YOUI"nWlll'l 1.11 ! l1'cnI .Chllll Se.
HI'Ik ( .llelI' , . te , l2e ] :11 Ho.
T.llhll'I'r t 'hPlH' , I2.t' ! amiti le.
Neutneitmu let Cheese " :1-e iuuc1u ) go.
8\113 Ilherse , 12Y.e , lc :111 171' ,
, uIl.vI' D Lr. .
Sugar Cul'II : . 1 humus . tlc.
. Sugar Om'I'l Iille IUII , 71' .
Stilt nlil Pickle 10'1" , lie.
1010un , Ietl I Cheese , ' 1'111' tutu l1t
, ;
l t't , Il' .
SII' Cm'pll Hucon only S / r.
IuI O.
: : 'llnlltl 1111N'r hlHt 1ml. : 24e.
/'IIU\ll In 11 \ ' ' 3' best Larul. -tOe.
A ' ' ' good 1ln'II at t 5c ' .
. - very ; 1 tt' per l'O\HI.
CHAOKlm J-r ,
XXX "III and Oyster CrackersIc. ,
XXX WIjCl' ln119 tumid 11'101
Creams , Il' ,
Don't Ol'l't our I'bh lepartuuieuit. No
plnee ricty. nit earth can ) you Sl' : ml1 n \n-
, Gh'JuJ ) U\I ) ' Iltcycieu lulI I'.uumtlfum1 I
vlCts aLoIutCly tree. ,
4
i-- , . . .
- - - - - - - - - - - ' - - - *
- -
IAUL ILE RECORD EQUALED .
-
Unfortunately it Wn Q raise Start and
Declared No Rac
CRACKS WERE IN FNE RACING FORM
-
111,1Antl l'rn'c.1 111" " - " 'ion
s'Ut for th , ' Uthcr < ln" " 1
'rnek-IIIgIm " 'hii Unnn
the JnI ! , Slrt.tch. I
The nut day or the natonal cIrcuit blc'cll
races at Council Durs waD opettel yetterilay
under very favorable cIrcumstances , barring
a strong north wind which , while very
chilly , wade the races all tIme moro Interest- I I
1\ ; to the spectators , It beIng In the rl < er'
favor on the home stretch , There was a
good'slzed ( crowd present though not as
large al I shouh have been , consideIng that
the fattest class I men In the country were
entered In the races The track was In nrst-
class con lton and the tme very fast , ' F. C
halt of Buralo , N. Y" Nlalng hIs world'
half-untie competition record or one minute ,
nlJdu at Springfield , Mus. , last month , This
race however was , on account of some of
the rIder not getting away at the crack of
the pistol , run over , and while the re.ult
was the same , the time was ouo Dcoml
slower A great dcal of credit for the fast
time was due to the excellent pacing done
by Omnha'l crack tandem team , Messrs. Den-
mail and Poler.
One of the entertaIning features of the
afternoumu's program was the trIck rllng lone
hy Master Leo Hlchardson of. Chicago. Il
also made nn ntempt to lower his record of
1:4 for a half mile backwards , but failed ,
coverIng the distance In 1 : & 9 ,
Time first event on the Ifernoon' " program
was the one utile novice , with nine starters ,
I was won hy Fred flarnum V. ' . A. Schraller
second , n. T. White third. Time : 2:42 : 1-5 ,
OFF IN TiE : l1 ,
Then came the one utile open class n. In
whIch nil the cracks wore ent red. After
lining up at the tape the men were Introduced
to the spectators They were Ibald . nlss ,
Cooper , Murphy , Kiser. \VelIs. TNrl , PIx-
ley and Fredrickson , placed In time order
named front the 1110 , The taldem manned by
Poler and Dcnman was put In for pace. At
the crack of the pistol there was n ! crmble
for time tanll'm't rear wheel , alt the riders
being anxIous to secure thl much coveted
!
positIon. Murphy reached I first , closely followed -
lowed hy 111. Cooper and the rest , of the
bunch Pixley was not , however , satisfied
wih his position , anl sprinting by the tan-
dciii . dropped kick . on the InsIde and tried
to crowd Murphy out of his place , but thE
Brooklyn mal could not see It that way. and
time Omaha mm : fell In behind him Down
the back stretch the riders fairly flew. The
Ilaco t'on became too swift for some or
them who were compcJlel to drop out.
hounding the turn In this order Murphy .
PIxley , Bald . Cooper Wells , Terrlhl. they
began the sprint for home Murphy getting a
fve-yard Jumll on the rest of the bunch wa
makIng a gre1 race for home At the eighth
Bald was seen to be coating : t a terrific
pace , and , passing lurphy. won easily by a
length CooNr thlrl Pixley fourth. Time :
2H : 25. Last quarter In twenty-gix see-
oOls ,
The next event was the quarter mile open
class A. This was a very pretty race between
Gndle and latenhauer , who seemed to have
It their own way. latcnhnuer won . Galke
econd , Patterson third Time : 0:31. : :
BALD'S GI1flATEST It1DI.
Then came the race of the lay , time half
mlo opn , class B , 'with eleven slarters
Time tandem ( cain was again put In for paca.
At the crack of the starter's pistol the riders
were oft like a flash. Murphy again reached
the tandem frst , closely followed by Bald .
Cooper. Kier , 1'ixley Welts and Terri In
the order named. Bald started the sprint
three-sixteenths from .home and It was .then
. lat to royal between Bald and Cooper for
first honors , Bald winning by n wheel's
length , Cooper second , Murphy third , Wells
fourth Time : 1:00. :
This race wps ordered run over by Referee
Smith. It being ! claimed that some or the
riders started before the pistol was fired.
the result. however was time same wih the
limo one second slower. i'lxley Terri ! ! ,
Kiser Fredrickson. layman and Elwool
also ran. finishIng In the order named.
The two.mlle hammdlcap. class A. was next
on the canl There were nineteen starters.
This was the Ilrett st class A race or the
day. Paterson of Ilaitsmolih (100 ( yards )
won . Melersteln , Sioux City (50 ( yards ) . sec-
enl : Gadke , Omaha (50 ( yards ) , third. Time :
5:20. :
5:20.Time
Time last event on the program was the i
two-mile handicap . lass B , wIth fourteen '
starlers. The scratch men did not start In
this race. The back marl men caught all
but the long markers at the first quarter , and
from here until the last quarter the race
was L loaf , the riders allowIng the lmit men
to gain out Ihem. Conlon (75 ( yards ) won ,
Murphy (50 ( yards ) second. Blss (90 ( yards )
third , Iayman (135 ( yards ) rourth. Time :
:05. : . FollowIng Is the summary :
!
One.nmiie novice : Fred Barmuumm Omaha ,
wonV. : . A. tehraulcr. Omahn , second : H. T.
\\'htte . Omaha , third. 'rime : 2:12 : 1-5.
( thln.
Whl - open . cla's B : E. C. Bahl nur-
One-mlH , . . won : C. M. Murpjuy . Brooklyn ,
N Y. . second : 'om Cooper Detroit , Micim. ,
third : " ' . A 1'xley ! Omaha , Neb" , fourth
Time : 2H : 2-r
Quarter-mile open class A : H C Hnten-
limLuer. Council UimmfYs. won : I. C. Gndke.
Omaha second : Sam Paterson. Pluth-
ummouth third 'lme : 0:31. :
One-half mile open class B : E. C Bald ,
Buffalo , N. Y. wonTomn Cooper. Dellol ,
Mlch" , second : C M , Murphy , Brooklyn ,
N. Y. . tiuliC. ! : , S. \Vel ! . Sun Fraoclsco
fourlh Tim : 1:0t :
Two-mil' handicap class A : 'fom Pater-
son , Platsroulh (0 ( > yards ) , won : George
: lelertlln , Sioux City IGI ( ) yards ) , second ;
If. C Gndke Omaha (50 yards ) , third
'tme : 5:20. : .
Two-mile hnnleap , , cIa I 1 : Russell Con-
lIon , Omaha ( ( j5 yards ) , won. C. P. ! . lur-
PimY. Brooklyn ( GO 'anls ) , second : J. 1
1159. Chicago (0 ( yards ) , third : 0 O. Hny-
ball Olnnl Island (3 ( : yards ) . fourlh.
Time : 5:0.ENTRIES :
ENTRIES FOR TOD Y.
,
The following are the events and entries for
today :
First event bo > ' , ' race open 10 boys of
17 years or under : I'rizes-Firult. banjo gull-
uh1110 , $25 : 5ecoll , set or IJldlcns'
work , Ireen , oimuumies $15 : third iflmoto-
1"h album , $5 : fourth bicycle ekot'uc ! $ : .
l'fltrles-ItZlilh llwn , Omaha : n. 'I' . \Vhlt. ' .
Omaha : O. A. 10lon , Omaha : CIHllel
leply. Omaba : Charles I. Gaines , Council
ilitmrrs.
Burs
Second evcnt. one-hal mil open , class A :
Prlzes-I"lrst. dttmond Ft\l , $10 : cnss , mn-
hogan ) ' loclcr. ' 25 : thtrti. stem ) walch$10 ;
fourth etching f\ml $ : , I'ntrlcs-I. \ e
Glulke. Omaha ; I. e iiattcnimaimer , Council
IUurs : George 1 Miner Omaha : W . S.
Hg'lon. Cmlcl luf" : T. JI Patenn ,
Ilatsmoulh : Sam later tn , Platsmoulh ( :
" ' . J. Shrmuier , Omaha : J. I. DUfluet" ,
Council Blurs : 0.V. . McBride . Lincoln ;
George Jlel'r leln , SIoux City.
' 1hlni ( event ole untie open class D :
PrlzFlrsl dlamonL rlnJ $ UO ; secoml ,
tllmomi ring , $ : : ' - : Ihl'L. paIr ; or umimoes $
Emutrles-E. C. BalL Buffalo : J. P. lIlies ,
Chicago : Tom Cooplr. Detroi : eharlps : I
Murphy , Brooklrn : Earl Kiser , 1ayton : C.
R. " 'els. San F'rnnu2isco : W. A. 'l'urrii.
Han FrancIsco : 11. FL ireuJrlcii4on Omaha :
O. O. IK'mnl. Grrl 111111 : \V. A. I'lxler ,
Omaha : Plllt M. Tesshu'r . Hutton.
I'ourlh vent. one mil open , class A :
Prlzes-I"lrst , L ht 10111 ri ! $ ; 0 : second.
gold watch $10 : third bicycle situ , $5 ;
ourth. box e4garz' . $ :1 : , Entries-li. C. Guidice
Omahu : I C. lat.nhauer. Counci Bluffs :
George n. ! Iler , Olnhl : \V. H. Ithtulomu ,
Council l lur , : ' 1' ul I. PatN'son , l'latts-
100th : S:1 PltN'son , 1laltsloulh : E. I.
iJimcimette LIncoln. ( . Council limos : O. " ' . : lcBl'lde ,
FIfth event . ole-lhlr'l ' mie open class B :
I'm lzms--iIrst. mOdel 1 Sterling bicycle $110 :
! $
leconmi. gold walch $0 : thlrll. s-mrdon'x
/
clog , t . Entrle-l. ; ; C. haitI . lurnlo : J.
1 lIlies . ( 'h'cuugn : Tom Cooper Delroll :
Chocks : I. : lul'h ' . lrookl > 'n : 1'all : Klsr ,
Dayton : e. S. 'lelhm. . lan Francisco : " ' . A.
'rerriil. San Jrnl' ! I'o : I I. 1. l r.drlcl,80n ,
Omaha ( : ii . C. Ilattenhimuem- . CcmtmncU h1tutT :
\ 1ltenhnucr.
1.
O. O. Hu'mln. Ornnl 11111 Counci : lurs . -
wool. Iert 1 Olrnh , : " ' . _ \ . Ilxll > ' . Omnha.
Sixth 'vent. one mil hnn.II'ull , 0105 $ A :
Prizes- lrsl. 1 gold watch , $50 ' 8"lonll. lur-
quolso omit ! ,1 1 10nii fClr ( p f0. ! $2j : tlmiii .
gold chaIn. pearl Inlaid. $ : : fourlh bIcycle
suit . $1 ( ) IHlh , sul und.t'wear , $ nlrlps-
11. L' ( ( , ,1(1. Omnh : 11 , C. llattenimammer.
Council \ilers : Ralph hirown. Omahl : H. ' 1' .
\'lmiI. " . Umnha : ( I A . lolon , Omaha ;
CharII' l\el > ' , Omaha ; g. I Morgmumu.
Omaha : George n. Miner. Onluha ; W. S.
ltimdomm. Coulcl ! humus ; ' 1' . )1 Patterson .
IlatRmouth : Sam Patterson , l'iattmomuth ;
Patefon
\ \ ' . J. Shruder , Omaha : 1 = . Ilatsmoulh . , luluete ,
Council Ulufl : A. J. Swamuson. Omaha ; O.
H"ux \ v. , Meilntdt' Cit ) ' . , , Lincoln : George Melerleln '
Hevlllh ovenl. fIve mile tur.ndlcap. duBs
1 : Pries-Firit , diamond and onyx ring ,
_ . , ,
-
" - - - - -
- - - - - - - - - - - - - -
$12l ; eN'onll , gihu1 , watch , full $ ewed . I3'
third I , lolumhln cml t' . S 10 $ : ( our I ii . d li. ninui
nail emerald ring. $11 ; fifth . hex cigars . $ [ :
Ilxth , pnlr shoes . $5. intnimuP-F. ! C , haul ,
lulnlo : J. 1' , lilIes , Chicago ; Tom Cooper
letrolt' Chnrlel : I , Murphy , , Brookl'n ; ] : t ,
1lter , bayton ; c'VeiiP , San 1"rnntI , o ;
W , A TtriII . San 1'rlnelleo ; II. 1. Ifrd.
rickson. Omaha ; 0 0 C ) , In'mnn. Grllli ] 1'
land : Fred 1 Edwooth. 'ort Omaha : \ V. A.
l'ixIe3' . Omahl : HUslel Conuloim Routh
Omaha ; Frank M. Tessior Sutton , Ncb
31Aln : 'rum . i ) lust Iii ) 'I'IL\CIC ! III\ ) l ) .
I I.'r. In time SIxIsuy nlU' (3te u
$ 1.I.n.lt I'xhlhllnl .r M',1. '
The weather WI ! rather cell last evening
for nn outdoor hle'ee race , but 10twlh.
standing this fact a good sized crowd went
out to ChlrllI Street Bicycle Ilak to wi-
ness the fifth e\enln 's riding or the great ,
chas A slxdl ) ' bicycle race . nod , judging
from the enthusiasm dl5plnyc\1 h ) ' time
crowll. the Inlerc In thl event lulLs not
decleaell to any , 'rent xtenl. Before the
big race lIaR calIll "Big" I redrlcle"ot went
In to establish a new tines B unplcell mie
state record , mint ! succeeded In 1lllcln I nt
2 : : ' ) 2-5 ,
The rIders In the big six-II a > ' race were
al In "Illelld forimi Inpt night , ns will be
seen froth time flct that they covered the
distance of rort-two mies co\erc lal" ,
which I' three malice more than on any
previous night dorln/ thll race. : lulr"y
Ilnl'le,1 In 10 set a hot ice when the
starter thn ( and numsintained
gave slgnai malnllined the
lent for several miles . when Brewer re-
le\ed him Ind In'Jlt UII a Iplelld pace.
At the cud of the 1ilh , mie Murray took I
into his 11'111' that he wnnt"\1 another lap
all salted for II favorable olllortonly to
get n good alarl. Thl occasion soon pre-
Ipnt"11 ( Iel ( . amid Murray shot out from
the crowd lke n streak or IIhtnlland
heol'e l the other riders hnd recovered Ihem-
fplve he WIS a quarter or I lull , almond of
the crowd and just sailing 111 Then occurred -
currell such . 11 race IS has randy been pe'n
In this clt ) . For three mlel the II't lce
between ; ' lUrI1" amid time othel' riders , who
were led by harry EIlghl , remltnell the
Caine nlli ( the riders straIned every mu.cle
to heath him oft but to no nVali. \.rall\ly .
the space between Murray alt the other
Widened , and after 1 live-utile desperate .
struggle for 'upremacy Murray canto down
the hack stretch with n hard earned ! lap
to imis cle"II , Durin/ this tlo Parkcr'l
wheel sllileui ) ) nod he felt , with Dln Brewer
on top oJ imlin , Palkel quIckly reco1 ell
\
himself . 1m' neverlheless lost two mi's ,
jumped n new wheel ! and caught up In/q /
the crowd , but Brewer's fail iroved \ more
uerlou , ho 11vlnA fllrnlne his right shoim- !
tier and was compelell to retro for the
evenlug Boiever , ho hopes 10 ho able to
contnue the race tomitgimt .
During the progress or the race the entire -
tire crowd or class A and class n racing
men who arc attemmdiimg the Counci hurts
/ Burs
national cIrcuit unset came over In a special
car 10 wlness the race. The boys all ( XII-
med the track and grounds and were well
Pleated with hoth. Among the big racing
men Present wore 1 ( llc Bald , .1. 1' . Blss / ,
Tom Cooper. Charles Murphy , Earl : iCleer
\v. A. 'JNrl and a host or other fast bicycle -
cycle rIders.
'fho Nebraska University fet bal team
WIS nl80 Present In 11 hotly ns time brother
of Clmnriey Tiuomumas . time popular trainer . Is
OtC of the riders In the six day race.
Harry I llghl male one Ot' two attempts
to gain 1 lap on the leaders , hut ut every
mittenliut he mumade and ' rol-
ntem,1 malc 'oozer Iml Pegnu -
lowed him , and It was Impossible for the
me ' gen er kid to shake them.
The boys made I beautiful finIsh at the
close of the two hours : llrray forgeul
fOllel1
ahead a1out five laps flol the Illsh , nail
mailtained thIs position to the enll , with
1'l/hll and Toozer comlnl down the home-
stretch neck and neck for second place.
Asa \lndl(1 glldle Dalll's maumuger . slated
last nlght that he would make nfl attempt
to Inducn Bald to tide nn oximltiltion mile
tonIgimt Cetera the bIg nut' exhlhlton mie
lonlghteeore hi111'0 gave
n surnce or being successul. 'hls wil be
an Immense drawing card , as Elldle Bnll Is
now on the tOil notch of racing faumme . and
evcryhody Is anxious 10 see the little won-
tIer. Following Is the score al time close of
Inst nhgimt'a riding : cose
Itider. Miles Laps.ltlder. ! Miles. . .
Hler. 1e ! . LalsIHhel' : ies I.aps.
Toozer . . . .120 G Parker . .19S 7
Pllau . . .l G.lurfY . .19S :
Edshl . .199 4lholas . .181 .1 1
ItH\ ' ' \'AHIU I' ' \\S UII I.OPFU.
C''c'rh..l n.a.1HI'r Nosy 1.uHn time
\'un , .tsimoiig'Inim I , , 'Vru ( tees.
Cl I t'htOICEl , Ia Oct , . '
Cn lOKgg . 11.-Speeial.-F'or ( )
some time past an article has been goIng
the rounds of the press , In Iowa nli Nebraska .
bmska , \ertllnlnl \Vnrren 1. the won-
derrul ! Iowa trotting lmorse tmt hn , attract -
tract el so much attention and developeul
levelo\\11
such great speed In time past two yeal's
ThIs article l\ec that W. \eselvey or
Fort Dodge tmUrgim Warren I ( ron .
farmer at this plac d. r $75 , afet . seellg
him go n scrub raco. This Is a mlslalte.
\Varren P never started In a race lt Cherokee -
kee , and was nol bought by Jl' . "leservey
for $75 The horse was rised and owned
by Warren Plngrey of this Ilace , and -waf
uFed for n roadster until hc was G years
old when ho was purchased by : talk Pettit.
a local { trainer and driver ( who fa now In
time horse husln"s with J.P. Dlcleey of
this piece ) for $75 This was In the sprIng
of 1191 : ? . Peltt tracked the horse for
two months. and he showed UI' so well that
he entered him In the three-mlnule trot at
F'onda I , la. Ho won eafly In thIs his first
race against a large field of sturlerl Ills
next was at Holstein , II the Hume class , and
he won Ilst mommey ngain , taking three
straight heats. I was there nail then that
: lr , : leservey took n fancy to the horse
and purchased him layllr 1r , Petti ir.o.
not $5 , lS stated i iii the previous ' artIc1e :
: Ir. leUlt continued to hlnllo the horse for
Mr. : itservey. rind lt the Inter.late fair
last ( pit he won the 2:40 : trot . In three
.stralglmt heats nrnlns [ < , 'ror ; hell , H.cur-
ing 1 mlrlt or 2:26 : for the horse less than
three months from the time he wus first
hiched to n Iuley , Irsl
\Varren I haS heen drIven thIs Reason hmy
Mr. Mcllenry . the note horseman und has
just closed a very successful campaign , whit
u mark or 2:13Y. : lIe won first money In
abet of hIs races. and never failed to get
a place except at Janes\'Je , \ . . nt a
time when he was terrIbly out of form
He won between $1,0 , anti $ ,0 tn stakes
ton his owner and consIderable sIde mone > ' ,
Mr Pettt extended his ( lIe as a speed
developer this season by bringing
selson " out nn-
olher "pIck-up" Ihat I ! attracting as much i
I not more attention than \'arren I mud I
his first season. Early last spring he pur-
chaced f brood mare of a Mr. Cass of
Smlhllnd for 1 small sum After drIving
her a speJ ! he was surprised at time amount
or bpeed the mare develolled unit at once
put her to hard work She was entered at
AII In the 2:3ce. : . and won time first
\ce.
heat In her Irst race In the remlrkably
fast time or 2:2 : She won the next two
h'ats and time race easily . lien next race
was at Fonda In the same clafs , where she
also won Ih'st mone ) ' . She won time free-
ror-al lt the 1larcus air all went a mile
In 2:1\ : \ . at time SIoux C fty ( fair this mie fal.
winning her race against very fast com-
Imn > ' , ' 1he animal 11111d 10 Is Cathlene
the pacing won er. She , Is owned hy
Dickey & Pittit I or Cherokee , and was
taken train the corn plow Ind developed
by Manic Pettt , - Rum - wits . 'anen - 1' .
Prince Conl.l Not Jnl,1 * lie Sinks- . .
NgWJIAHKg'r , Bag. . Oct. H.-This was
the cho&ng ! tIny or the Newmarket second
October meetIng , and much interest centered
In time : lddleparlt pllte. which Is the great-
est race It > ' . -yeur.otut can win ' 1he PIIflCO
or " 'nle ! ' Lmay colt Persimmon. wih which
ho hOI'e 10 wIn thc next Derb ) ' . anti a
1
number of other cnn.lllates ror time blue
rib hUl event of the Brll.h lurf. were en-
toned for today's mce. Time conditions were :
'fhe : tlldiellnrl , Ilate of cmo , alilell to a
sWN'pslakes of C30 each , C20 forfeit . for 2-
ycar.olde. the s"eond horse to receive 200
Itt the third (0 out of time stakes : C2
stakes course , six furlonll 'here , were 101
suhfcrlher : anti only twelve slnrted. ne-
/llt : : II' , Ieerld ituthuichhid's brown colt.
col.
SI. rusqnln I , hmy St. Simon , out of Isabel
WOI : Ihe duke of'estmln"ler's brown
Jl > ' , Omiatitmma . by Hoynl Hamplon out
or Gehrlmllsssecond' ; the Irlnco or \Vales'
hay colt. l'ersnmnmomu \ . \ , rlher of Florlzel II.
by St. Simon , out of Prltl I. thlrt The
betting was 4 10 1 against SI. Frusqulim.
5 to 2 alalnbt Omladlna ald 20 to 1 against
Prlmmon. ! _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
1."nlH nt 1ltl.n" ef ) ' .
I"ANSAS CITY , Oct. 11.-Results at Expo
silon park :
First race , five and 1 hal furlongs : Twi-
light woo , Nellie Il.second. Con McSween
third , TIme : 1:12
Secold race , lIve 111 ( a hair furlongs :
Cloo wun , flock 111 second , Corn Crib
third. ' 1Ino : I:12Jj. :
Third race four imnil a half furlongs :
Black 'om won Little Chap second . Mt.
Il le thin' ! ' : 1) : 0:5. : \
Fourth I race sIx furlongs : Fanny 0 won
SchuIlelond. . Jmo Inlrd Time : 18 :
Fifth re'e. six and n half furlongs : Last
Chance wun , Montela second , I'oSlbo
third. Time : 1:2G. :
" , ' .nIH II misty nl.trl.t ,
SAN FRANCISCO , Oct. 1.-First race.
five furlongs . lallcn 2-'ear-olds : Free Wi
110mm . 3.itthmm 1'lush second , Decision third.
' ! I1:02 : : \ .
Second rc , ' . six furlon l. selling : Nay
Blue won , I.convle .cconl Elmer I thin )
' "
'I"nu : IIH :
't'hirl race. about sll rurlongs. 5llng :
Treachery won. Hoe Clark second , Miss
t'oiiard ihmlrmi Time : 11 , .
Fourth race six furlongs selling : Tamal-
pal won , Auleut elconl , Hogaton third , i
' 'lm. : 1:16
Fifth race . one mi ! selling : Oakley won .
Wurrugo Iecon , 1.111 Hob third TIme :
1 Im _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
MII'JI.11 ' 'rn.lc IIt.stItii . ,
S1IEFFlE1D . Ind" , Oct. 11.-Results :
First mace , elx furlongs : JennIe June
( even ) won , Sampson ( even ) second . Mascot
(7 ( to 1 ) third. Time : 1:21 : 1.
Second race lIve furol : s : Terrify ( Z to
.
, , ,
- - - - - - -
- .
1) ) won , l'IIIJt { , U to 1 ) second , Oemsbok ( Ito I
to I I ) thlrll 1'ihmm J 1 : ( ti.
'hlrll rare , seven furlons : 10111 H 19 (
10 I ) won , , \11 May 13 ( to } ) IecolI , Seville
(5 ( to I ) thlrl Tlmt : I : U.
1"olrth race . , ren rurlon/s : lrlorNlco P
(3 ( to 21 ) wotm.'ihko (1\01) ( ) ponll , Monte-
I'enlo (6 ( t ; to l'f1Ir ' ( } 1 , Time : 1:37 : ½ ,
Fifth race , Ix furlongs : llI' S ( (5 to 1) )
won , \1010 ( out Ieconl Huslel (9 to 5) )
third , Tlmc : 1:21. :
IUU ' 'I"t 1 , \1' J XI N'l'ON.
lu"t II t" . : : Iurllll ; ' ; ; Itlt Hnln II
< hit' . A fterimimntm ,
I.EXINOTONct , l1.-.At the trotting
races 101Ia1 lime attondimace .
rces } Itendlnce was : .0 ;
weather mlrlhlc ; wind 111 lust In the
-
nreltoon motif I Imeavy rain later 'rime rea-
tune of the day was the 2:1 : pace , whkh
was taken by Ella T , after droppIng time
fIrst two helts to Colonel Thormmton. The
2U : trot was 1oIon(1 until tomorrow
after thr.e helt ! bath heen trotted. Hesols :
2:1G : pace puree $1,0 ( ullnl.he.l. three
hats trotted ) ' ( ltcrllIY : Opel won the
first . s'coml IUI fourth heals. Tlno : 2:12 : .
2:13 : . 2l1 : % . Ilelrlooimm 2:2.
2:3. 2:1 Illrloom won time third heat 11
2:1 : : . and wa peconll , liessie B thIrd.
D'ershlr/ Nelson , I. , I , . , Cuckoo. Kile
Greemmiander . I0nmmna \'IIe. . Jim Corbett ,
Ishl Bully 10) ' nnmed. . hal Cargo amid I happy Fred lIn-
.
The I"utlrli for 2-year-old trotters , Imurse.
'elr.ol troters llrle.
vnlne $1,50 : l'red S. Moody won In straight
heats. 'lme : rel 2:2. : 2:1g. : Ell'ctrophel second
distanced In two heats. . Wiggins third. Oliver \\'ood
2:1 : cass Pace . purse U.o : Ella T won
the third , fourtl nail filth heat" TIme :
2:1 : 2r. : 2:1' : . . Colonel Thornlon won the
first anti secormul hentM tim 2:12 and , ,
Irsl nnl lecoll II : a tl 2:09,4. :
Splnxeta third. June hue . 'lomm ) ' Brown ,
George St. Clair. Ali , \ 'ioIettn , Morelimi .
Morela.
Coast Bar. Oe Hutch , 7el"lnr. Sir Eowanl '
Arnold . 'S Ixen amid S'mboler fInished In time
order nnmed.
Fourth race. 2U : Pace , purse $10 ( onll-
Ishell ) : Utility won time second nnll third
heals. ' 'lle : 2:13. : 2i3. : leelerlne won the
2:13U.
Irst hat. TIme : 2:11'i. : Celpmn. 1'nUt-
lammil . The Conqueror , Slenl F , lcVera ,
Almlo and Catherine nisoetarted .
- - - - - - - -
MtrulJ'h,1 Cnt IU\1 the 'l'i lime.
'
NEW YOHK , Oct. 11.-The Queen's
County Jockey club was again favored wih
1 pleasnnt day anti a geoL attemmulamice. The
card was fairly good antI speculation splr-
it'ti. Time track / In line conlton , anti
but for the strong breeze strulht UI' the
slretch the tme would ha \0 heen fnster .
The Irst I ace , 010 mIle , .us won 1 > ' the
favorite , ' 1h'ra , 1'lllel hr SImms , who 'ook
his mount to time front In the last eighth
mind won easily. 'l'he second lace . or six
and n hal furlongs , was won hy Drom
Major at 5 to 1 In the iettitmg , the fa'onlti' .
: lnrshal ! , runnll " bptln . 'lhe third \ race
one utile and I furlong , was won by the
2-'car-old DulcIe l.rolle. at 8 to 1 In the
bettn , heating a Hood horse and In 'ery
gooul time , considering the conditIons. The
/
rOlrlh race . l\e furlongs , seling , was won
hy the favorite , Ostlpr Joe nrcr 1 spilited
sllled
and close Inlsh with nosalnll III. who was
II WIS
Interfered with by the favorite , which prevented -
vented her runllnl second Thc tIttim race ,
mile and one-slxleenth , WIS lfh ) ' the
favorIte . Dunsa.'ven. the second horse , In-
qulrello , running secon , Hesuls :
First race . one mlh : Thyra (7 ( 10 r ) won ,
ICing 1lehall (4 ( to 1 ) second , Apprentice (2 (
10 1) ) Ihlrd Time : 1:14. : . Apprentce
Second race. six chic ! a halt furlongs , sell-
lag : Drum Major I ( to 1) ) won Marsimali 13 (
to 5) ) second , 131110 (4 ( to 1) ) Marshal , 'lle :
1 :22. :
:22.Tlmtrcl race , mile nail n furlong ] : Dul-
Pie I.nrnde ( C 10 t 1 ) won , Long , BI'IIe (2 ( to
1) ) second , Little Mutt (2 ( to 1) ) third , ! Time :
1 :9. :
9.Fourlh
Fourth race , five furlongs , selling : Ostler
furlonselnl
Joe (7 ( to 5) ) won , nORalml 11 (3 to I Osler
1
Gad . Lile Dorrl.(4 ( to 1) ) timird Time :
1:02'j. : IL
Filth race. mlf 110(1 ' ( a sixteenth , selling :
< Reln
Dun/arven (4to ( Gwen ) , IIJulrello (7 ( 10 5) )
'
second , Shell > 'ul ( Ie (8 ( to 1) ) third. Time :
1:51Y. : : , - - _ _ _
y" 'rzuimiil.ii ; EaHI ) ' H.'uh'n.
CINCiNNA''t ; 0. , Oct H-The only feature -
ture of Interest at the Lalonla races today
was the appeurunoo of Yo Tamblen In a
mile and seventy yards dash She had con-
sldrblo hacklna G to 5. I.obenllla Ion- was
time favorite \t , even money , 111 handiy
beat the erstw/lo Queen of the turf who Is
not the Yo T3mhle\1 \ of ( ormel 'enrs. Two
or three 8ho\-ls fel durlns.the afternoon ,
making the track ednlewmat ) slow. SummarIes -
Ies : i' '
First race , seven furlongs , sellhmig : He-
splendent (2 to 1 ) won , Corduroy ( / to 2) )
second , Gloriana (4 ( to I ) timlrd Time-1:50m. : \
Second race . 1111 and seventy , yards ,
purse : LohenSIrcn ) won , Yo 'rttmimbten
' (6 10 5) seconl : iliduigo (00 ( to 1) ) third
'Ime : 1:48 : , J - J'
Third race tpupm live and a imatf , fur-
longs : . Brace mrtl\ \ (7 ( to 10) ) won hal
(9 ( to 2) second , Cccli l I (7 ( to 1) ) third. Schier :
1 :10. : .
l'ourth - lace , one untie , elng : Ileiict (12 ( to
1) ) won , Be5lo Blslar11 (6 ( to 5) second ,
Porthos 17 ( to 1) ) third. 'lme : 1:46\ \ ,
Fifth race. six fnriommg : . purse : Cnn't
Dance (3 ( to 1) , Old !
1 won Oll Center (8 ( to 1) sec-
and Martin (0 ( to 1) ) third. Time : 1:17\ : \ , .
Sixth race one millie . selling : Norman (8 (
lelnl
10 1 ) won , Sigartl (7 ( 10 5) ) second Opdague
(5 ( to 1) ) Ihlrd. Time : 1:45. : . Oldague
- -
Uunnhl ut IIh"tI1 I'mrk.
DETROIT , Mlch" , Ocl. 11.-Itesuits It
Hlghllnd park :
First race one-hair mile : Devlul won
SobrIquet second , Iessle Stebbins Ihlrd.
Time : 0:53 :
Second race , five rUrlon s : Dutch Agate
won , Joco second , Hepulahle DutchInle ,
TIme : I:0S4. :
Third race six and a haIr furlongs : Addle
B won , Honlem.- second , VirgInia third.
Time : 1:2 : .
Fourth race , one mile . selling : ! rs , Morgan - .
gnn won , Cherry Slone second , Ethel W
third 'rIme : 1:18 : ,
Fifth race live furlongs . selling : Victoria
% ' , 'on . Derelct secn , ! , JUbIlee thlrl Tine :
1:04 : % .
_ _ _ , .
PI"'Hldl'nt I.t ' % % ' 11 ItCsi5Ii .
DES MOINES , Oct. l1.-Speciui ( ! Tele-
grammm.-Nottca ) has been received here that
\ vV. . ICent presIdent of the \'estern Base
Bal association . wIll tender hIs resIgnation
at the leetnK to he heM In Chlcl o November -
vemher 12 At the Plle melng u majority
of the franchise hollers have 'Ieclded to I
abandon the guarntee s'stem next season : ,
and adopt the percentage s 'slel Jumes I ,
lyerly , an Itorne > ' or this CII > ' . vi1l be
cl wi
the clll"ate of the western clubs for the
position of preshlent' to succeed Kent
1'nI"lllu'n th.t time , \ 'nterioo CUI' ,
HURON S. D. , Oct 11.-Tito First AmerIcan -
lean Waterloo cup meetng was Inlshed to-
dl > ' . The cup was won by two Engiletmmnen .
Arthur Melrose and H Scott Durbtmm witlu
their Fan bitch ICilkirk. Scot wltl
- - - -
Asii'tntiiimi Foot flail 'rndu .
The Caledonians and tpe Young : en's
Christian association Ve bal teams wi
meet the lattor's ' '
on later's' ground at 'went-
.
eIghth and Dodge streets ut .1:30 : thIs afternoon -
aCer-
noon for a practice gnome.
I
" ' ES'i' iSItN I'i3NSIOS.
, .t'rnn. 01 time Jul' ' \'ur lem"m-
bert'.I h ) ' tItt' tc'nlrnl " " , 'crnl'nt.
WAHlINGTON , Oct. 11.-Speclat-j'erm- ( )
stone RrUnled Issue of September 26 , were :
Nebraska : rl lnal-Ienry F' . Brown Co-
zal ( south stile ) , Dawson Additlommal-Al-
bert Scudiler Clarke Merrlclt. Snpplemen-
tul-Henry liT. I.antz , Dumykln Jllrer on ,
increase-William S Peer . bleim Hock
NemalJ : Francis I Hadel , Elsie , Perlchms.
Perltls.
Original widow , I'elssucLoreta E , Hlun-
}
ehurd , Chester , Thayer.
Iowa : UrJglnalUu'I1 A. ThOnpson , Ar-
lingloum . I"u'et1111 ; 11. Poster. Des
Moines Polk. tkilditlonal-Ihenry , j. Lands .
Leomm becatur . iuij tmcm'eaae-Chmanies ii' . lanls. .
Tiptoe , Celar. IOrlRtnal wimiows elc-Cel-
Ista S. I.each , qwp.tVaymme . Original wid-
wil-
OWN reiesume-1iIizbeth . Slater ( molher ) ,
lanle > ' . Madhmiomj . ,
Colorado : Incl\hi \ , l\'llul C. Alexander
Denver Arplhte :
Montana ; Uuliul.ranl , U. Deane Deer
! .
Lodge , Deer Lor' ; Tholas C. " 'cst , Ilmitte ,
Silver 130w. H"I ue-Wlard C. ! Ute ,
' '
Townsend , : lelhlf.
Issue or Soptc1mib0r 27
Sop(1 b'r 2 were :
Nehjt'ka : OniL'ImltiI-Juilus H. flora Ula-
' Baden
den , 'ebster : 'MexIcan ' war survivor tim-
sun'h'ol
creaseDavll % imttney . Omaha , Douglas ! .
10wl : Orlglnll\\llllm ; Simlploy Lewis ,
Cass. Incroaseob" U. Smnlttm . Itunnelhe ,
Polk. HelsueWlll m C. Stewart \ ' , ' neis -
lao . Back Hawk , original ' widows , elc.-
Id more or GeOI.f > leery CUlhlng , Corle ,
Shelb > ' . I J. ir
I
South DakO\I \ : j , " Origlmmmui-W'iiiiarn J.
Doughty Whl\ "Orlginal-Wlllm
Colorado : ! -Charles' ' . liroughton
Incr .
ii Paso , ' ' \
Maniou , I Pas Mexican war urvlvor.
Increase-'iiiiamn Colln , HIr curt , iurvh'or. kagiu. :
Clf } alle.
FergUmi. Montana : lteiseUmm-Jolmn _ _ g InOl , Utica .
Trnnhh'cl h'c'r I lie Inr , ' ( In''Htun ,
I'f = nny , Old. . Oct , 11.-Judge Brlerer imas
granted aim alternative writ or mandamus
compelIng the l'crrSchool board to admit
negro children to schools. The nmatter has
mater
cause great excitement. Nearly all time
whites or the city declare they will nol
scol their chlhhen to lulxe.1 schools. The
laws of the territory provIde ro separate
schools hy copular veto , but : otherwise
mixed schools ,
, _
" -lxlI1f u Uni. for th , ' Snntn Fi Smile ,
ST. l'AUL , Oct. 11-Matter : In Chancery
Johnson , who has In charge time rale of time
Santa } read , was In ca.tfneaca wth ; JuJg
C21lwel In thll city tho. s era ' ' 1. b't nc
decIsion was reached a 10 date of ule. That
wi p'cbJbl I tx1 ly ( 0\ CJur. . u. ' IJrruI
I Ie 1:1'f'eJ 11 I tbt u' I . .11e abaul :
the mui' ' I . f : ' \'u.Jlr ,
'
.
,
- - - - - -
NOT AFRAID OF ' TiE JUnGE )
-
Prize Fight t Take Place It lot Springs
Despite Opposition.
PREPARATIONS ARE GONG ON STEADILY
lrutut'r" ul I Iii' "nll"t. ( smrui I siti
!
Inf..t . tn is.fy liii' , \.thnrlt , . .
-ioverlmor < ln rice Un t i I. I .
, \'hnt :11" ' Inl'I" ' " tn 'l'hcl.
HOT SPI1INGS . Ak" , Oct. ll-Tlmo slate-
ment sent out from here last night nmmd
II ! rtf throurhout time counl'y that JUdge <
Dure lund Instructed time sherlr to do every-
thing In hl power as an omcer of the law
to prevent the contemplated fight between
Corhett and I.'Jzslmmons from coming elf
here Is entirely I trua. lie n < \'lsel time sheriff
fully as to hll' duty and said he would give
him further Informlton as time passed on ,
l Is ewldent ) . JUdge Du'fe's purpose to
prHent the f"ht H he can. but notwlhstll-
lag the action of Judge ) ule the people hCN
feel no uneasiness , lS his loRlton was wel
known al the boglmmniimg he being a devout
Christian. Pre\rtons so on and there Is :
no doubt but thlt time fight wl take place I
October 31
LITTLE HOCK , Ark " , Out. 1l.-Govcrmmor
Clarke who has been
examlnln the law
closely louchlng the gubernatorIal power to
ple\'ent prIze fighting , tonight outlined his In-
tentons In communicatons aldrel to the
omcers at lint SprIngs anti the principals In
the Ilroposod f hl. Tie governor'a pronunel.\-
mcnto touuigimt . which Is In .favor of preventa-
tIre measures , Is regarded as Innl The go-
ernor wl hold himself rMllv In .nn""r"I"
wih JUdge uie' T timt' Hot ' " Springs Jrs-tri ll
to prevent the ilglmt . should It npllenr that the
local autiuorltle' fail to Impress upon the
fighters all theIr backers with sufcIent force
the proprIety of declaring the lght ofr
In hll' ' lett"r to JUdge Dule Governor
Clarke says : "I beg to assure you thnt you
shall have icy pompt and chaerful cooperation \ -
ton In aumy erort you may make to suppress !
the proposed prize fight at Hot Springs. Any
order that you may mnke In this cormnectioim
shal not prove inert : ctve for want cQnnecton
to enforce it. I say this wIth coimfidence . he-
cause I holll In the hlhst l'pecl time fiulel.
fly and courage or Sheriff loupl I feel sure
that his active assistance cart be relied upon ,
but It Is said that ( even Jupiter sometlimmec
sometmet
nods. I I SI1I , contrary to my expecla-
tons , become necesslr ) ' to proceed wihout
time valuable aid or the slmerltT , I t'tand ready
to supply oil that iminy be mcessary
)
"I agree wih you that preventative pro-
eeellngs will In this ' Instance meet the de-
I manlls of time law and jus lce. The feature
'of ' this threalened prlzo fight . whIch has
aroused and w1 conlnle to arouse the In-
dlgnalon of 011 peoimle Is Its character as
an Invasion or the ( state by a class or per-
sons , anll ( for I pUlpose that will not be
tolerted , I 19 a 'ractcal ' asserton of I
belief that our PCOIII do hot possess the
tastes and spnlments that harmonize with
standnrds which prevail In enl/htenel / com-
munlle . Hegarded lS such an InvasIon ,
time proposed event amiunmes a magnitude
thai would not attach to I similar affair
locally orgaruIed-tt becomes more than an
mnfracttomm' of a statute , anti II its suppression -
sion calls tom' the exercise of
cals fol pxerrlse more prompt
and summar ummeasures. I will treat your
letter to me as an npplcaton to support I
your efforts 10 deal with the matter In this
Sllcct and not until 1 shall have exhausted
time
very comprehcnslve power conferred ; on
the governor by law will 1 admit that I have
made the effort tn vain.
"I will nol ) time parties principally In-
teresled In thIs affair of my determInation
to co-operate wlh the local authorities In
theIr efforts to prevent Its occurrence at
lOot Sprlns , ant request them 10 desist front
further preparatIons In this direction . "
In his letter to Sherl iloupt . Go\'ernor
Clarke expresses a desire to confer witim
wih
hIm personally In order to reach an under-
standing as 10 what steps . are necessary to
carry out hIs purpose ;
In addition In nolf'lnl Presldenl Stuart
of time t.'Jorlda Athletic club by mal of hIs
determinaton to prevent time figlmt . Governor
deuce telegraphed to Corhett and Fizsim-
inane as follows : "I am advised by the
press dispatches that I 1 your purpose at
an early day to engage In a prize fight In this
slat , . The plrposo of this Is to Inform you
It Is a violation of our law and an affront
.0 the sentiment of a slate pride entertained
by our pcople.
"It wi therefore not 11 possible for you
to accomplish any such Imurcose , .lnl any
attempt upon your part to do so will subject
yoU to penalties and to treatment that I am
.ro will bo hlghl distasteful to you. 1
, , w\ , , , , , llslasteful . . , .
lr
do not lt thlR 1m. Inn" In i.f.II ni fin
om-pllciio " in ' which : " ' you ; may "b " involved 1 I
hy any such atempt , but 1 am wel enough
advised or time nature and extent of time power
'nd authoriy with whloh you will flail 'our-
melt confronted 10 Fn ' that It will ' .
say w\ prove smif-
fclent 10 deter you train engaging In a prlz
fight In Arlansas This Is enouh for you
!
to know. The ' /ueslon / so far as It relates
so you does nol now cal for. the ciiatioim
clnton
or construction of . statutes or other rules
ot law In the present state of public
opinion , which at least Is time forC that In-
fuences IJenalles , prize fighters have no
rIghts which those In Iulhorly are bound
10 respect , but there Is no lack uf law to
make I now my duty 10 do all that Is here
indicated . As this Is the only communlcn-
ton thht I shal address to you , I have heen '
somewhat more emphatc than would be the :
case If the malter were open to discussIon "
. I
.GUggO UPON A 1rUNHHI' l'UOI" ,
'L."tern n.ntH , ' 11 ' \ 'ItIm.ii'mi'my All
Cnt Hnh' nt Onl" .
CHICAGO , Oct. l-gxecuI\'o ofcers of
the western roalls had another mEetng here
today at whIch an ngreement was reported
for the Immediate restoratIon of al rates
both east and : tvestbound and for the renewal
of all old ngrlemenls for time l'trlct ' main- .
tetmahmco or I'ales. I was agreell to restore
time old Westen Trunk Line pool hut on an
enlared basis. All busIness , hoth cast amid
westbound , Is 10 be pooled , the poolng ar-
ransoment 10 go Into effect January 1 next
I I" to contnue In effect for at least one
rear from thai date , anl can Ihen only be
terminated hy soma road 01 roads giving
thIrty days' notIce.
netce. I
A meeting of general freight agents Is to be
Iheld here next Wednesda [ C arrange for putting -
ting the agreement Into effect and to Ix the
percentages which Each rod Is to receive 1n
the pool. Should the general passenger agents
be i unable to agree on this later poInt they
wi ImmeLlately report Ihelr Inabilty 10 the
executive olCfS and they will try to arrange
them. Jim case they are unable to reach a
satl'nctor ' agreement the whole matter Is to
be left 10 arbitration. Once fixed . the per-
co.tages canlol be changtd except In November -
her of each year when they will bl subject
to revIsion st the Instance of any road feelug
agrIoved over its I proportions. All cut rates
are to ba witimdrais'im tommorruw : and all no-
duc ml tariffs will lie reetoremi as soon as limo
necessary ten days' umotlce can be gIven the
Inteni'tate Commtnieree commmtiaaion.
'rho executive officers also took up paseen-
ger affaIrs aimd tsutul Instructions to time genera -
era ! passenger agents to zmmeet and reorganlz ?
time W'estern Lines I'aseengr at'aocation ! ,
Itimys to Leiir ( lit' " , Vzm Imimeh , ,
ST. LOUIS , Oct. 11-Time itelmumblle vtil to.
morrow print exclusive information that
Cimanits M , hays , vice president and genemal
nmanager of tIme \\'ahashm Railroad company ,
lie has held that rosltmon steel 18S7 , imas
resigned to accept a sinmilar position wIth the
Grammd Trunk , at a salary of $10,000 p.r year.
Mr , ! Iay , ' headquarters will be at Montreal ,
I ii I ruuli'rc l mmmii 1i'aiy- lie Nat itmi ,
SOUTH M'ALlSTEit , I. T. , Oct , 11.-The
bill providing for time removal of the tntrumd-
ens from time Cimerokee natIon has just passe' !
both houies and been signed by the chief.
By provisions of the hilt 315 heads of famIlies
will be paid for Imnprovemmments made in the
natIon , 'rime emnotimmt f lanml held is eti-
nmated to be 100,000 acres and worth $68,000.
Tue b.ll just passid by time council emmuis time
struggle that has waged for the past twenty
years between the Cherokee people on one
simie and the o-cahlrd Intruders on the oIlier.
S
Ngrn IimeI.emi I ) a
St LOUIS , Oct. 11.-A simeciai to the lie.
public from Jackson , Mo. , says mu mob of
about 100 people tonight took the negro ,
% viil hfenulerson. who attempted an asmiduit
.mn 14-year-old Minutia Ituit yesterday , away
front the simeniff and hanged hint , Timere was
'omparativeiy little excitement while time
ynchung was beirut dno
NAYS hltIll lI17Mi.ti ) S'tM CitUhil. .
lies ini lies 'ouiiammItei'i los ii Si'misim. '
11011111 Stur' I is ( 'nur ( .
DES MOINES , Oct. 1i.-Spreial ( Tcirgrniu. )
-Mrs. Lettie Jay today flied a letition for ill.
vorc'e from l'oart Jay , to whom she was mimer-
neil a yemur ago. Simo says soomu after iime
was mitarriemi iii inimeniterl several timotisanul
dollars. Timis her Imusbanti wanted , anti she
would tmot tot ii It over to imimum , lie began us
system of crutch treatment. to force tier to
give him control of time prrty nimmi mnont' ' .
lie took lien to It'e lttim his mactimer anti
sisters , itflu ! she was fearfully nmistreated ,
All thus faiicml to move her , nimui timey started
stories of her Imnnuorai character , amid umim-
iurniuled urn constantly for alleged Inuimuorai
commduct. Finally tlmey imaul uorn her out ,
and then the imusbanmi humid imer taken before
time immsanlty conmmnissioners , Time relatives
swore lien Into time ln5ano asyimimim Wimen site
was not insane , She was edit to time hospital
at 1.loumnt . I'ieasnitt and cormflneui for sever.al
immnrthus , Wimen hmc was released on time ground
that site s'ns mmof Immaine. 11cr hmusbmuimul humid
been trying In time. mmmeantimmme to get her
rmropcrt ) ' , hmiit failed , Sims imow demnammuls a
divorce and the restoratiomm of null lmer rights
in her property. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Iimuhilii , ' Stmrgs'sims iImuml ,
DES MOINES , Oct. 1I.-Spechat ( Telegram. )
-The Iowa Association of Railway Surgeons
mmuljourneul ( huts evening after a two days' set-
don , A big row camnO ump over the location of
tlm3 mmext immectimug. 'Yestcrulay It was voted to
have time meeting here. Today a mnotion to re-
coimsiuler tas carried after a long fight ammel
Mcrslmalltown selected as time location. Time
trommluhe grew out of time nccusatiomms against
certain Ies Moines mhmymilcianum , wimo % ere attacked -
tacked sonic months ago by same of time
medical journals for Irregular imractices.
Tlmce mliii mmii they could to injure time immeet-
hmmgs of time Medical Society of Iowa , Missouri
anti Illinois , wimichi was imeld last week , and
slnmtlnriy used their Infiuemmce against time
present gathering of surgeons. Time visitors
were so Incensed witim time treatniemmt tlmey re-
cetvcui in tlmts cIty that they reconsidered time
VOte to commue lucre again.
hlevcr 'IS'iiI Cuss' St'tiheih ,
DES MOINES , Oct. 1I.-Spoclai ( Telegram. )
-The supreme court finally deciuieui time contest -
test over time will of Sammipsorm C. Ihevor of
Cedar RapIds , wimhcht lmn beezi In litigation
for two years. hover uteri In Mmgmmst , 1892 ,
leavhmmg an estate of $650,000. Of timis hme left
$175,000 cat ii to Joint 13. and George \V.
lever , $200,000 to Jamnes L. heron , anti
$15,000 each to two daumgimters , Mrs Jmune Fl
Spangler amid Mrs. Ellen 10. Blake. Mrs.
Spamagler brommgiit an action to set nlde time
vlii 'md tvon , heaving time property to be
divided equally ammtommg time sons ammul daughi.
ters. Time somme appealed to lime smmprenme
commrt. wlmlch sustaIns time iou'er court. Then
tIme eons filed a immotion for a reimearing , atmul
after nrgummmmemmt It was suiimmlttet1. To.iay time
court huammuied down Its decision , declining a
new imeariimg. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
CI I iimmux of ii Netvslihmls'r I'igli I.
\'FihST1t CITY , Ia. , Oct. 1i.-Speciah (
Telegraimm.-1V. ) ii. lichen , editor nut ! ImuIb-
usher of time Jeweih Jmmtmctloim ltecordas
arm'csteui last night by Deputy Ummited States
Marslmal Hyatt , charged whim sending ob.
scene literature timrommgim time mails. Time or-
rest was time termmmimmatloim of a newspaper
fight which imnul b'on waged betweoa local
papers. flea lichen of Chilcago , wlmo ftmr-
mmtshmed a imaIf-colunmn mmewspaper Interview at
the time of time excitement about time mmmurder
commmmmmitted by liohtimes , pumbilsimed by time Ciii-
cage imaimers , furnlsimed ball for hula brotimer's
aplearatmCo before time United States grand
jury. which mcets at Fort Dodge Novemmm-
her 12. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ -
, , , I.it. , , nht.fl ,
SIOUX CITY , Oct. 11.-Speclah ( Teicgrarmm. )
-At a immeeting of General llarmcock Grand
Arimmy of the Republic post hmere today strong
resolutions of symnpathy with time revolu-
tlonist party in Cuba were passed , ammil urg-
tug this country to talte actiuimi to recognize
time Insurgents' belligerent rights. 'rime oltzm-
Ion was also otlicially expressed timat every
organlzatieim in time country , axmd partlcumlariy
all Grammil Arnmy 1105(8 , simomilul declare timeimm-
oeyes in favor of sucim recognition.
timoii.t-r Vici tin of thin 4imlmmmIji Cause.
DUBUQUE , Ia. , Oct. 11.-Speclal ( Tele.
gramn.-Time ) death of Susan Bartlett today
urns time sixth ammiong time vlctlmmms of the pola-
onlng at Sabula. 11cr friends live in MImic.
a polls. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
% VlmItm' hii mm nimul Colored ' % Vommmnm % 'eI ,
CI1ESTON , In. , Oct. 11.-Special ( Tele-
gram.-Wililam ) Vanwert ( white ) , aged 54 ,
was married to Mrs. Mary W'allaco ( black ) ,
aged 43 ,
.
Cmuuseil ii ) . it 14i iii I ) lOxpi ( IN I aim.
The I'ullnman sleeper "Bmmnda , " on thmo east.
bouumd Burlington train , caught fire this
itmorning whmen a simort distance this side of
1.lnntn 'ruin nvninslrn. nt , , nn n ? fh. . , , , , , ,
lanmps lmuimg on the rear imlatform of tue car
tvas the cause. It throw bunmmlng oil over
time yestibule ammd s oodwonlc around It , amid
for a time It was feared tim flamnes would
reacim time Inside of tIme coach , This , imow-
over , was prevemmted by the use of seine haul
grenades , aim' ' ! aside from delaying the train
for a llama and time destruction of the vestt-
hub , ito serious daimmage was sustained. Time
lmaint was badly scorched and the car will
be sent east for repairs.
I't.i'immlussiflui to itumlid.
Itocco Bros. imave been granted a permIt for
timetr mmciv c mummiseloii hmotiao at 511 Southm
iieventii street. 'l'he building will he of
brick , with timree stories anul a basement armd
will cost about $6,000. Time plans for time
building have been ummider coimaWoruitlorm for
thmree years , but the eonstrmmctlon imsa been
poetponed for various reasons , Now that
time owners have mleclded to btmtld at once
time storlc wIll be immushied as rapidly as poasi.
tile.
_ _ _ S _ _ _
Itiid , tmtis'hiamtemi jut' ItailI ,
Special oflicers last imtgimt ( ounul a youuumg
amen in a drunkeim stupor iyimmg on time side-
t'alk. hheelde ImIm lay a sliver vater pitcimer ,
a sliver tipped cane and other articles of
value. lie imad been out purclmasIrmg lmresemmt.s
for tin a1mpreaclttmmg mimasmiurrathi party , atmu !
after conmpletittg Imis task celebrated its coin-
Imietton by tnmbibing Immore ilquor timan was
good for hmlrn.
1)efiuuiit.i' .trci's'eN In ( : ( ) uiui. llns'ic ,
CITY OF' MEXICO , Ccl , 31.-It bccate
knowim today tim.mt Van ilorkelon , tlme Chicago - ,
cage bammk employe whmo at week ago decamped -
camped with $30,000 In cash , catimo to timis
city. Ho was tracked by a I'immkerton mletec-
tire amid has been caught In Gimadalejara , % ct-
lug on time advice of Consul General Cnitten-
den , hue goes back 'lth tlm detechlve' , mmmalclng
ho attempt to defend himmmself.
A ft cc NI'lml 'liuilst'im _
A warrant was iiuiemi yeterula3' for time
arrest of Nels 2.latlen. lie Is rimmrgeui : with
assatiit autul battery on Anmmle Madsen , a
domestic livlmmg at 1721 lodge street.
Pure Blood
r ti secret of the restoration to health
w'hi'ieh jIood'o
Sursaimaulila gjy
:7r ; : : :
parhila , II imna cured
if \1 me of unaimy corn-
- : . plalnts , anmi humirl.
( 'I fled my blood , I
C Ivuis troubled vtthm
. . . 1
1.f.I
; _ immy lls'er , Imad lmlp
dheasa and other
.f. S
:
- , : : troubles1withuuwchl-
" % _ I ln ; of amy armdcs ,
-
'
t-- / : : - ' : For a long tlaio i
L3.t - : AA. hai to wahl willis
caa' . For sovcaL
years I wan gradual- .
breaking down , I imuil tIm grip iii
severe form , I Trocretl six iottles of
hood's Harsaparhlia ammd It. buIlt mite up ,
Mv recovery I ewe to flood's Sariapamrilla ,
An my Ilium bavo guime numd 1 tool ilku anew
now person. I sleep svelin1mdeatJmeartii'1
Mas. CIIAIIL.OTrS KifLi. ? , hlaywerds , fni.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Is the only true blood purifier promInent.
ly ha tims publia eye today , fry It.
cue ; habi'aai conL'"i'
H ODu S isiS ( too. l'nl.o : .5. : . per tjx. .
Count Toistol
\uVlio is iii c1osc.r sympathy
with humanity , its iiceds and
its sufferings , than any man
who is alive today , says :
'Go through a crowd ot people ,
imt'oiot'abi city pcoimle , exnuitiuio tlmoit'
tired , anxious , swatetl fmtcouu ; mu.
mrnbor yomur hire utnil thu Itros of
these wluuiti ' ' ( itl hltivo kiunwit Intl.
imimttoi' ; i'ccuul 1 tlmo uuuutliy stiul cuutus of
sickness ttuitl sorrow of u'IuIii you
hmavo lmemim'd , anti ask ymuirstil I time
rcaaon of nit tiuls elitTci'Ing and ,
tiesliuult' . Atitl you will see , hmowovut'
uuti'aligo Ii umluty npcatr ) , t lumut thu
euttmso tt imlno'tomithms mit lmmutnnuu utilsery
is sommuo cliroumlu s'uulcmicss or disease ,
tluitt It etituimi ho avtmided , anti that
thu tnnjot'Ity of ium'oPlu whtmso lives
flee dait'kuned by Ill hietul ( ii uuuighut be
stt'oimg , 'igOrOUS mund hmtthy ) , "
Coupled 'ith the vords of
this grand mai' is the great
truth that four-fifths of all clis-
eases arise from kidney , liver
or bladdcr complaints. Can
you not readiLy see , then , why
that rnagniliccnt remedy , \Var-
tier's Safe Cure , is so popular ?
It is because it prevents these
troubles or cures them if taken
in tiiiic. if you. doubt this ask-
any educated , well-informed
doctor , druggist or professional -
sional man.
. , tM ( IS Iti10N'l' $ ,
LAST TWO
TIMES.
'I'OlAY. TONIG Ill' .
Last two ierfurmumnnccs of
- HOYT'S -
Latest arid I1st Coirmeuly ,
"A COW1EIED MANI"
MATINETO TODAY AT 2:30. :
l'nlccs-Ftrst floor , SOc nimmi 75c ; balcony
25c mimmd SOc.
EVENING I'Ei'IFOItMANCIO ' ' .
A' ! 8.
Prlces-Fimsi iloor SOc. TSe amid $1.00 ; hal.
cony SOc ntai TSe ; gallery 25e.
fluqiI , 1NiAiJMiNT
Iu 1 W
_ _ _ _ _ _
THUIE NIGHTS OIlIflAlf ( In !
COMMHN .9iOUIW1 , Util.
Davis & Keogh's Stupendous Scenic Iroduction ,
' 5ONTHEEOWERY"
Tlmo Greatest Comic , Draimmatic antI Sccnle
Acimle'emcsmt ever Hinged in Aimmerlea ,
Time All-Comuquerteg Cast , lnciUulimmg
mzmp vi ii p ir i P ( 'iiiiui : lmimIi Iltldgo
U I U I iJ iI5UUi U1 .1 '
, uiuuiper , , , ttnr of , , I f imu'enlml tI , . , On , ' . , , , ' , .
Time stile of seats wilt Open Saturday amerning , I
First floor , Ito , 71c and $1.00 ; iemleummmy , SOc mitmd
7lc , gallery , 2c. t30 good reserved seats at lout
each.
CRIGHTON THEAT1E
'rol. 1031-PtXTON N liiJftflllSS. ! ttrm.
Matinee Today 2:30. :
. Aumy Rcsor'cd Seat 25o.
Stall , Ilex and li't'amu Chtii's ; 5O , .
Tonight at 8:15 ,
Time Eeamittfmil PhiiY of remit iim
HUMAN HEARTS
Maniugetiiutit , iltimi. II , 0. Miner ,
Original CaBt fromn Miner's New York Timeater ,
TI1I UIIIIATEST' I'flOIMJCTiON OF'
MOhiflhtN TltIS.
OREIGTON THEATRE
Tel. 1531-PAXTON fi IIL1101lSS , Mrs ,
Foult Nloit'r coummmmmouiein
SUNIAY MATINEII
'flue Faumoy c'uimmctllamms ,
CONROY & F5.tX
In O'Plarity'g Vacation.
MA'i'iNEE % % 'tilNEsiAY. :
Coummtumg Oat. 17-iD , Cimaniuy'sAumL. ,
( LTL5\
*
AtAIL ii' ' A
i.savesILltL1tUTOt' & ho. 1tV1it.iAmnis
UtmiatumiU&mltjmm lJeluut , Ittit S. : .iiasuim uts.i Utmtatm
iOtlammm. . . . . . . . . . . bnver Fmm'ess. . . . . . . . . . .
4 .m'mmm. nut , 111115. Alommt , t. lugeL Sad. J. . I as
: . . . . . . . . . . . Fiimcss. . . . . . . . . . . . otnm pam
7.0pmmm.'brnbiea Local ( except unm.y ) . . ll.m'mm
t:1.nn. : . ,1.tmmuhmm Loc.mt ( except Suimla ) ) . .
2:4iuimm. : . .1'msL Mall ( fur J.immotn ) dmhi' . . .
! .ea''ni jeihucAoo , imriur.mNt'lor' ; . & Q.itrnir'
Ommuaisajtammunthpat , 10th & alutsua rlts.ioimmmtua
I : ' . . . . . . . . . . ttl tuule. . . . . . . . . . C : , Q.mmmi
F : , Ouu . . . . . . . . . . . . ipm rca. . . . . . . . . . . 4 : l.pmmi
Iuan.t'tmicuigo : & rut. juuiis Cehimeumm. . . buuazmm :
I 1 : . . . . . . . . . .1 mmuintieum le.sl. . . . . . . S :3 'i' sm
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Clout. . . . . . . . , , , . , , ,
- -
Loav"a ( : iiicAciO : i : t'r1'Xt1r ] 'uv.
Onmumiun Untnum lci'mt , IQuim & Mau'um , tiuus.I Otusalsa
: . . . . . . . . . . . . , J.Immmtte.l . . . . . . . . . . 8:3luimm :
litmmmm..CiuicagoUxpmvbe : ( r.5utmday. , . '
OmmmatmahtijIomm , Ietot , lOtim , t : Mason Sms.i ( ) immatua
: ( . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' . iupree. . . . . . . . . . . . 5:3cpni :
4 : . . . . . . . . . . . ' Li tumli at. . . . . . . . . . S :2) : ) . . atm
: . . . . . . . . . . . \'uulfry 14.cai. . . . . . . . . . iO.34uin
I 43ismim..tuuumim.t Cute , , mo Hi'eci'Ii . . . . . . . I :4m'mmi :
Leaves i'hiIrAOO. It. I. & l'Aciyle.IArrive'
Omiuaialtluiieim , is'poi. _ 5lIIOfl Hia.i Omumh&
FtsT.
Ii .c&'uiui. Atlantic iIi'rcs ta. liummutay ) . . r'aspun :
.1:2:1,1gm , . . . . . . . . . . . .Nigimi Isprcs. . . . . . . . . . . .
4 1i'm'm. . . .Ciuicnge 'eslitnulsd 1.imiteul , . . , I : : Zuumum
C:1turmm.Qklahoana : & Texas lOx. ( cx , " ' ' . ) , :
_ ! ; ) iqii . . . . . . , . . . ( Inlurmdo : . . . . . . . . . . :
T."aves c. si' . 1 ' :11. .t 0. i.rrIyea
Ommmuulmmmj Tlepiul. iti , calm W'eiter St. I Oun.imm ;
S .lttmmm. . , .14i.uux City jcc' mumm'ui.mtmomi. . . . 8ilpnm :
l1lmuuum. : . . .5Iuu ( 'Ity l'tiiCim , $ un. ) . . . .hi rr.amn
i ; . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1'.sul Jtummit e.i. . . . . . . . . . . if : im mum
p. 810. v.tr.m.i'i' . ; Arnirei'
( ) ummmulma ltim and SVS bitrmtOammha
2lCpii..i' : : uit Mmmii nn'i ' itteus . . . . . . .
2ltmunm : f-s. Pat. ) \ ) ul , OX. alOO. ) . . 4:15i'm :
8O'mmnm. : . .NarulP ( fi'res. ( CC. HUmmdtiy ) . . .10lu.mnm : )
: . . . . . . . . . . . . I'aul ixpre.'s. . . . . . . . . . . 92mni ;
I.eamves ' 1. ( ' . , ItT. .1. & C. II. I.rrise.
Ommtsti. , l'mmimgi hh'iiut , lOIiu ? .imtiun Shah ( ) , mudtms
9Sminiui..lufla'i : ( 'imy Dm1' Bpreis. . . . . G:3opimm :
eI1uum.h. : , c , Night Oxsiim lLi. 'rnmmnt , 6:00am :
ls'.mspe I hieSOt'itm ' i'A'lI'O. " ( 'Arnises
Onmalmutj . iijot , 1tIm kmmul W''iairfitm , . Omimimbi
ia.li.mm..u. Lumulo Ist'rciv. . . . . . . . . .
9ZQiurn : . . . . . . . . . .Si. Jouh. isruua' . . . . . . . . . . .
Inmthra.m i. . . ) _ :
! , m'miei , stoitx ( 'iT % & i''iFit " % i riles
Oummahua iJep. t , 1511 , ammi l'ebsIer iit. j omaha
; ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . l'aui l.mnmttt'd. . . . . . . . . 9mmimi :
f.VeIi I SlotY ) ( 'iTt' & i'Aci1.'it lArntres
OuisimaIl'r.Ien , iim't , Itlim .1. . 21mis'umm iIljt Omnatmms
COatii. : . . . . . . i'uiix ( 'ili' ' . . . . . . . . :
1 : . ) . . . . . . . . . . . . _ l'atml , .hnted. ! . . . . . . . . . .
- - -
l'XmIfii rr'lea '
( Jiimatemlh'mmlon . . . lltii Fm Olamon Htui.l Onmmha
C . . . . iarmees. , . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . , . . I"tyzn . , . , . , , . ,
a ui.mn tte.sl'ce & fitlornab'F cx. ( etc. Humm.ll 'Cuin
S ' 0-nm . . . . . . . . . . . .a , im' i.mprcis. . . . . . . . . . .
I I . . . . . . . : : . : . 15L1 MIII . . . . . . . . : : _ ' ' , '
r. , \'Aia.slI htAlI.Vu'AV. Arnii'ej'
, I't- , niorm I"pot. hitt : tM3mwmnSta. Omnh
4 'ru ' r . . . . . . . .hIt. T.ouia Cannon Ilgil , . , , , . .