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MOSHER CASE UP AT LINCOLN
Litigation Growing Ont of tim Wreck
Bank Before Judge : ; Sh1ra.
STATE COURT WILL lAVE ! NO VOICE
: ! IOUIIII tll ILpniip. ' 1 frlllU th4' 1..1.
crul Cllurt Overruled UN 1.sts
of CO"JHCNN Are In-
, 'oh'l..I.
IINCON , Oct. I 1.-pcIaIj-Judgo ( )
Shlrs In the tmleral court this 10rnlnl rendered -
dered oral ) his decision on the ) moton to
remand to the slate court the caRes brought
aKalnst C.V. . Ioshcr and the directors ot
the Capital Natonal bank by tepoattora . lie
overruled the motion. There caes were
frt brought In the Ilslrlct court to recover
; from the dlrector ! losses oleKell to have
been sustained by plalnttR because ot tale
Atatements of the hank' ) condition made by
ofcer ! and dhrectora At the Instance at 1o-
tendants they were removed to the federal
court. Attorneys for plaintfs had moved
to have them remanded on the theory that
they presented no federal qijeattona. Judge
Shlras hohl that they Invch'e Iluestions ot
law arising under the constitution and laws
of conKrtSS. The cases are brought by
Thomas Halley , Isaac 10lt , the Jones Na-
tonal lank oC Seword , the Bank of Staple-
hurst , the Bank of Utica and henry Garner.
The first case called before a jury In the
federal court thIs term Is I that In which
Dwhht ; S. Allen and ordyco It. Marion at
Lake Geneva \Vls. , sue the LIncoln SavlnKs
Bank and , Safe Deposi company to recover
$ ,00 on collateral note held by the bank
the plaintff claim wrongfully . and $5,000
damages , $ .OOO In all.
The students ot the State unlverdty were
nddre2s'd this morning . hy Prot. Thuber of
the Chicago Inl.erslty , Ills remarks were
short , hut were listened to with great Inter-
est by the stullen !
Dr. T. .1. Steele oC the hastings Asylum for
the Ins1ne. who Is the guest oC Snperintetl-
cot Abbott at the Lincoln hospial , Is nr-
ranging for the removal at about twenty incurable -
curable boone patents tram Lincoln to the
Jastnjs asylum. This afternoon Ur. .1 I.
Greene late assistant superintendent oC the
Lincoln lospltal for the Insane left for Indiana -
diana , where he will visit trlends. From
thence be goes to the Atlanta exposition , and I
probqby ! to 1iirope. I
Omaha people lu Lincoln : At the Lindel
-George S. Vnzon , II. C. Browne. S. T.
norsey , : : I ! eyer. At the Capltal-B G.
'Thomas ' Ii. F. Fretlckon. 11sS1 Can-
tion N. P. Chamherlaln A. F. \Vllkine . At
the 1.lnolu-F. W. LIttle . jr. . Frank Irvine ,
W. A. Pixley. J. G. Shnrman. jr. . Ii. B. Cor-
yplt J. C..Enhenter , C. K. Ieninan E. Z.
l'otter. J. I. 1lvesey. I 1ulhal. C. II. Dal-
I Hot , M. A. Itall - . Leigh - - Leolte. -
TrlRI of .T . P. I'rrN ArrRI , 'd.
PENDER . Neb. . Oct. H.-Speclal ( Tele-
grim.-The ) trial at J.P. Myers and W. S.
Garrett , who were arrested Saturday for
l . rLr'sting and interfering with the Indian po-
lice , comes up for hearing tomorrow before
0 JUEtce Lotlrosh nt Wlnnehago ngency.
\ ' , United States Dstrict Attorney Sawyer ort .
I t rl\'ed here tram Omaha this afternoon and i
nt once drove over to the agency to assist the I
prosecution. '
. n""I.Col to Go'rlo , ' lIoIoiil , .
GRANt ) ISLAND. Neb. , Oct H.-Speclal. ( )
I
- CommandantVileon at the Soldiers' home
will give a reception to Governor 10lcomb.
ConKresman W. E. Andrews and the state
ofcials at the home next Monday , the event
beIng In celebration oC the seventh unnlver-
Eary at the opening of the home
'I'o " 'n'I" ' CUlzrnN hurt. I
WAYNl . Neb. , Oct. 1--Special-just ( )
:
after crossing the railroad track this otter-
noon , Draymnn JOhanson's team became
I frIghtened ! and as the driver carelessly stepped ,
down on the tongue to fix one of the lines ,
the team started to run. In I moment tlio '
waRon was n wreck A little further UII
Main strCt the team ran Into the bU T I
ot Jnlr Iarl0ur tram the rear , , Iemoll'h-
Inp the buggy and throwing Inrbour Into
tha rend , ant ot the horses falling over him. I
Neither ot the . _ IPn were seveely Injure , I
( HSSlI' . "UC"I 'h'Ill - - ' . S1'\'rl : IOtSI I '
' \.ur'1 I..I"h Irhl"N fh. 1'1"1 I I
Ilr a , ' iiii tier II'f"rr the t CUlrt.
I.INLUI.N. Oat. 1I.-p2e&l.-'Viday ( ) Attorney - I
lorney J. S. Inrkpatrlck. for Warllen Iedlgh ,
appealed to the supreme court for Iler- '
mlsllon to file a Ilotton In mandamus to
compel the lend at lurehaiJ and Supplies
to order paid over to the "varllen some ot
the Illproprlatons voted last winter for
maIntenance at convicts at the penitentiary.
Warden I.ellgh applied to the Hoard ot
l'uhllo iiuls and Iiuilrlings tiiiio
Iullc ] lu I II ngs some tmo
sInce ftc money but It wn retuso'l hIm.
This afternoonAttorneys W. Ii. ThoUpson
a 11 Ii P. SmIth , tal the plaIntIff , C. I.
Pheps ] , fell the following notice with the
clerk ] .0C the supreme court :
'ro John A. Ale nod " ' . II. Ashhy : You
and each of you arC hereby notled that
C. J. Ihelp" hal commence,1 , hli action
against A. J. Piper lerlllr ) " of Ilnte , In
the , 'upreml court or the state of N"hr kn :
that the object antI purpOKO of said action
I" i to reptrnln Rahl ( secretary fmm certifying
to any of the county clerkq oC the state of
Nebra"lm * the names oC T. J. Matioticy .
John II. Ales and " ' . S. Ashby lS cnl-
, lllnto' of the democratic parly.
Accompanying this notice Is an aflla\1
sIgned hy Lee lierdnian . C. J. Rm'lhl. gll
p. SmIth , J. l. Dunn and J. \ \ ' . Conner , giv-
log In substance the maier Incorporated In
the stpulatcn which the secretory at state
refused to sign ! and claims to be the only
recognized ofcers at the democratic state
central committee at Nebraska.
The court will meet at I o'clock tomorrow.
Governor 10icomb today granted a full
and ulconlltolal pardon to Albert Aendort
at Omaha. AlrllorC was convicted ot hav-
lug assaulted WIlam Cohen , a fellow work-
man . on July I , 1893 , with an Lron bar wIth
Intent to do great bodily Injury. On March
15 , 1891 , he was sentenced to two years In
the penitentiary . but has never been sent
there. The pardon was granted on applca-
ton ot 2.190 members of various clubs anti
societies In Omaha and other cities In the
state and by ten members ot the republIcan
state central commIttee. In 1883 Atenllort
received a Jell medal for luvLng seventeen
lives on the ill-fated sleamer Clmbrla. The
case was taken 10 the supreme court on error
and dismIssed September 18. 1895.
.I..I.Y Yl.IS 0. " 'I nnl.n : ) 1,1 g.
Mr. nod Mrs. flohpertFiirnns Nrllll !
'I'Ia ir ( ; ,1'1 " 'eIdiiag Un ) ' .
fl1tOWNVlLL1 . Neb. , Oct. 14.-Speclah. ( )
-lion. Robert W. Fumes
-lon. \ Puras and wife will have
bEen married fifty years on the 2th of the
present month and they have decided to celebrate -
brate the event by a reception to their
trlends. Today handsomely engraved announcements -
nouncements were sent out as follows :
. . . . . . . . . lent . . talows . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
: ; 'r'rIe' ;
: : tnrrlell i ( , _ :
: Cincinnati. 0. . October 29 , 181J , :
: Robert " ' . Furnas :
: . anti :
: Mary F : IcCoiiins. :
: Gratefully recognizing Dvine pre- :
: crvaton , } . anti Mre. Hobprt \ \ " . :
: l'urnas wi hold In rememhrncu :
: I heir fiftieth marrlago niints''rstiry : ,
: Irownvlc , Nehtraskn October :
: twt'nty-nlnth , eighteen hundred and :
: ninety-live. :
: No Invitations. No Iresenta. ) : I
IJresentl
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Mr. and Irs. Fnras have heen residents at
nrownvle since 1856. Mr. Purnas In that
year became a citizen oC the territory oC Ne-
braska and Immediately upon his arrival es-
tablshed the Brownvle Advertiser. his
home In the outskirts of Irownvle Is one
of the most pIcturesque In this part at the
state and It will be the center oC a notable
gathering upon the occasion ! oC the celebration
at the golden wedding. ,
)1.C..I Ihhi'vsu tar III'IH'I.
M'COOK Neb. . Oct. 11.-Special ( Tele-
gram.I-I ) II. Doan's elevator was blred to
thin round tonight about 10 o'clock. Origin
oC the fre in1flOWn. Loss on elevator and
machinery . $2.000 ; Insurance , $1,000.
FIre lt nr"Hhll.
GItESIIAM . Net . Oct. 14.-SpeciaI.-ThIs ( )
morning at 4 o' lock tire was dlscoverell In
the livery bar of Lancaster & M2uer but
was so tar advanced ! that I was Impossible
HEE .rOSI' - HEADQUAR1'ERS ' FOR ; XTI : HIFO
BROCADE ! ) BLACK SA lIN
I 1\\EFETS \ HIGH - CLASS SILT'S DUCHESSE
nro at , , . _ .
I \o RIlng 'I'hio I Largest Assortment ' In thin " est. No worth I. : whle. ; yard ,
i 2 9 c Relics litelit. ; Bygoiie ; u ; ; ' this " ; ; : ' ; 85 c I
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ PRICES AL\VAYS \ \ filE LOWEST _ _ _ _ _
AO.\ IN last week , the i'alIdly growing Sik DCIJrlmPlt 1)010 al : IU'p\'lous
rceonls. ' \ Iolo line silk lh'ess IJtcrls In rleh black silks , In lallt . fine
Evening SIs flo In those iiiitchiles : , exclusive : novelty waist Silks left this
ccIIrtmclt thul : I\'C' ! before . In one wee .
Iho c Eht'giint Bac : 11'oelHles , so heu\ y that they "tnnl alone tit . . . . . :10 :
4 Those 22.lnch UlshlO'e Oms O\11s. with beautIful Saln ilgures , at. . . $10
' " : - . . THE EXTRA FINE QUALITY
I ' , . . - . BLACK SATIN DUCHESSE .
: I : A'l' A'1' A'1' A'1' A'I AT
[ i . .6 05 c 8 85 c 98c $ ' 1.25 $ t 'I.50 ' O n.75 $ '
SYOItTU WORTH "OHTU WOU'I'U wou'rH WOWI'I
J 85c" . . ' $1.25 $1.50 $1.75 $2.00 $2.50
. .
- Aiintlit'i' . . case just In (101 the i1iiiiti-
fat.tu.O'S containIng those exquislt' ,
II
\I' l l urcl Chllclon : SIlks , cxciii- $1 2 5
- sin IlSI I i , rich , heavy ells , wou11 .
hn ) reasonable at $ 2.t ( ) ) , goIng at.
_ olly rCIsOUhie . . . . . . . . . . . . lt . . . . . : . .Ot . . . . . 1011 . . . . ; . . . . . .
. . ' 'hosl BeautIful l \tll/ . Silks at GDc , worth 100 , hut thit'3"V ( . ' 011 VlcccR. - : , ,
f ' .I'l0Me BXCulsie Novelty Silks for B\'enll ulll Street wear ut USe.
Tlu1M : Cuilclon Velvets ut $ Ii-solcthlnJ laic. :
I : Those Silk Wur1 Velvets II all colors , worth 3.OO : , for $ U .
I Those Buick Polltelo Sis for Cnlll'S.ut . S100 'lm1
.
Those : k2-liicii v1t1o Velvets for the New . ' ' .
: : .lnl1 wile Capes at $2.50 yard :
. , Those Cohered Tarela SIlks we sell for .1tc ) yard , wOI.th $10.
, 'hose hIIole : New Ilull Silks worth $ l : ; for Se 'al1 -
All conl'lhull'd toward Illdn ; last week the il'cntl':1 onn 01 record In our
Silk Dl'llrltlllt , 111 Wl Ln'hbeve will give us a greater Olt this WI'C ) Yon
wi be ! I'Il'llr surprIsed ! nt lucl Inlel''sl't If you will cal In tll look
ut our exclusive styles , In Silks.
O'Connel ' & Anderson's Furit ure
Now on Sac ! at One-Third FactaiY , fric3s1
These eels mut 1l 1011 It liiL't'SV ) Ill tlo the wOI'I ItII'l'lls Ir all Ihll/
or pIeces . nl llrlcl ) : tbtt : Hhlllr ! wi sUJprl l' 'ln. It you lun n 1 furniture Iwell
' - 'rCIQ1let. we urn selling the O'Cllul & AIIIII''ou sIOe . You all Imuw thIs
I slack Cal and look It Or We1 make the prices NOW ? .
HAYDENs NAVDENs
10 save anythIng. George Matter who waR
sleeping In ) ! olflce , barely escI"\ " ' Theta
wer ! tel horses anti several buggies hlr-
nt8. ote. , In the larn , 1.8. $ IIOJ :
ititirn . $ & 00. They boulht the barn
oboist two years ago anti 11\'p had an uphill
Ilul Inc" The origin ot h' I Ore 18 a mystery. 1
, A building Ule a a pool room owned by A.
Whie , net to the barn. wan RIM burned ,
and , n smell vacant building opposite.
ttUOIIJ ICOI'S : OS 'I'itIAI.
J'rclllllll. I I II "lrll ! "f Nr"t , ma
1111.1 Sln'cr nl I Ni'I Igla.
Nm.WI ; Nb. , Oct. li.-Special.---The ( )
prelimInary examInation at Rudolph Icices ,
who Is nccusell of lie murder at Newton
Black , will take place tomorrow and puhlc
interest 15 I wrought Ip to the highest piLch.
The county attorney Is IIrel1arll to malco a
strong case against Ickies. 'he defense will
he Justfabe : homcld ! , aD the grounds ot self.
dttene. The prIncipal witnesses against
IcIcles will he lrs. Back , wlte at the do-
ceasell , and her laughter. ( The story told by
Miss Back anti her mother at the coroner's
Inquest was to the efect that the trouhle
bet"een the two men first arose over the
treepas.ing at a cal ownell by Black upon
Ibm Premises oC Ickles , nnd that the later
stamped the allmal to ileathi. She remon-
str.Hed with him anti claims In return to
have been abusell b ) Icicles Jack was Rb-
sent at the timnc , but returned soon after all
went to his neighbor to settle the dliilctmity.
Thus Car there Is little variance In the ro-
portg. The prosecution claims that Ickles
came to the door and Immediately commenced -
menced shooting and without provocation ,
whIm time defense sets imp the claim that
Back was armed and pointed lila gun at
Ickles . who In tear at his life , opened lre
with a thirty-eight calbr revolver Three
shots took effect , one In the toot , one In the
thigh , anti tim third a 111 fatal wouml was
received In the lower abdomen. Time victIm
managet to reach his hOle , anti physIcians
were "Unmoned , who upon nn examination
ot the wound. were under time impression that
the injury woull not prove Catal Back
grow rapidly worec anti .Iel Wellnesdny afternoon -
ernoon . after sUfprlnJ great a ony.
( GuLl :1:1'S S''IL IIOOMiNrI.
Miltoi'l PIIII 1oI.IH Out I'rOllNII !
Prospects for ' \ 'enht1L.
LINCQN , Uct. H.-Speclal ( legram.- )
A Cripple Creek miner who has been In the
vIcInity oC : lforl for a week says there Is
undoubtedly gold In haying quantities In that
vicinity. Owing to the fact that he repre-
senls certain Colorado capItalIsts , ho decline -
cline the use at his name but says be shal
remain a week lanKer and then make a most
ta\orblo report to then The capitalists
wi then send on another representative . the
ologlst and expert oC the concern and ex-
heath considerable money In dovelopaments .
Prospecting with a pan ho has been able to
wash out some gaul . but waD unable to
justify the assay made hy Prot. Nicholson.
Finaly he pulverized some at the gravel anti
discovered Its richness. He says It will run
$75 to the ton. He says the rlchest.lead Is
a strIp halt I mile wIde. He Is a man ot
over twenty year ! ' experience In Colorado
and Black Ils minIng. A thousanl people
Cram Lincoln ] visited this sectIon yesterday.
The < ' ' who have been there aye tIm least
skeptical. A hack line has been established
tram ltord to tIme central point at the
district.
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Yoiing Slln" , ) Iln Tunas ThIef
SINfY , Neb. , Oct. 14.-Special ( Tele-
ram.-At ) an early hour this morning the
hardware store oC A. Pease was broken open
anti four revolvers stolen. Sheriff Daugh-
erty apprehended tie thief , who proved to be
James Roberts aged 1 ( , employed at time Pa-
chic hotel The stolen property was recov-
erml. Ioberts was arraIgned beCoro County .
JUIKO ] Hckel this afternoon pleaded'guIlty
to burglary and was bound over to . the tile-
trlet court.
Intlin n'M iriiuk n"HIHH II I n Vii ( mall ty.
DECATUJI , Neb. , Oct. 14.-Speeial.-An ( )
Indian while returning tram one of the trad-
Ing stores on the reservation Thursdd night
In an , Intoxicated 'onditon fell from the
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wagon ' with her babe , and the child's . skull
was crushed. The little one die alc.tseveral
hours at terrible suffering. Thurston county
authorities have taken no steps as yet to
Investigate the matter. - "
: "n.so ) IOntlS IUS'I' IAY UI' .
) lontl" " CnCt"Jln G..t" I Good
Sl.t : Ju.I " .nt.
CHICAGO . Oct. H.-The supreme court has
just handed down a decision that wi bo of
great Interest to cattlemen anti others Inter-
oted In the meat packing Industries. In 1890
Pierre 'Ibaux , who owns a large ranch nt
Wlbaux , Mont. , made a contract with Nelson
Mcrrls to supply him with oil cat-
tie or a certain grade that were
raised on the western ranch at n' ' given :
birico. Shortly afterward time price :
or beef took a sudden drop and Mr. Morris
offered Wlhaux $25,000 to be released Crol
his contract Thl ! the ranch man reused and
when the tan calo on began shIpping the cat-
tie by the thousands. " 'hen the account ran
up to $40,000 time Chicago packer notIfied ' 111
that he would receive no more shipments
contract or no contract. Then \\Ibalx began
Ault. The fnling was In his favor for $51.00.
hut he was denied 10 per cent interest whIch
ho asked for. An appeal was taken by Mr.
Morris , with the second decision again In
favor at Wlbaux , and In addition he was aI-
lo\ell the Interest. Again was an appeal
taken and thIs time : Ir. Wlbaux Is again
successful. The total amount now due the
ranchman Is about $7 .000 and Mr. Morris
wi besides he compelled to pay the large
court costs which have . accrl d.
8\\,1 : , II , \ It L.Y . ' IIINING 11\ZI' ,
Two itesi.leneeMlnizie(1 , hy I'i re
"Jil \.i % " 'J' .
A fro of m'sterlou origin nt 2 o'cloclc this
morning hadly damaged the frame house
on the northwest canter of Ninth and Day-
enporl Ftreoh , owne,1 , and occupied by Eliza
In'nee , and time adjoining frame house , 01
Davenport Htreet . owned anti occupIed \y
Mary : Iorlse ' . The total lost Is about $ (
nnce. a 11 its far its It known there Is no Insur-
The lorlre ) ' resIdence has been the scene
oC much Ilslurhanco reCent ) . anti the nehh-
bois have hlen cOnplalllnr at the mldnhht
nol es that wore heard ( ruin there. YeIer-
tiny morning Mrs. Ia'nes anti Mrs. Con-
itchy . who resides opposite . FWO'O out a warrant -
rant for the arre . t of ' ' Iorrls '
arl.t 'lary Morrlsey . charg-
inti her with keeping ' .
11' a disorderly . housc.
Thl immccnsei Mary greatly anti It Is
! IncenF',1 :1lYreat ) sus-
Ilected that she knows otolhlnr oC the
origin of the mire. The lire started In n shed
In the rear oC ? lls ln'ncs' place and spread (
with great rapidity 10 her house.
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Pulr u".1'ur. . . . . . 'Itl "ullnhle
\'t 'UH fur Neim rim Mkzi.
\YASIINGTON , Oct H.-Tho forecast for
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' hi l
'rlellu ) :
For Nebraska-Fair " ; variable winds ;
warmer In the wcsler portion.
1.01 10wa-I.'ulr ; northerly winds
For South DalctaFnlr'Ins ; shifting to
southerly ; warmer.
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OF'F1CF 0 Tln WI'IJm IUm At
OMAhA. Oct. H.--Omahn condition at tem-
l'IrturI amid rnimmfall . compared wIth the !
cnml1arcl wih
curn'iJonlln ; day of past four years :
183. 1S9i. 189.1. 1592.
Maximum tcnmperatttre. . . f m 61 71
. lnlnum temp ? r.llro. . . 42 . 40 3' 59
Average . . . . . . . 1
vPae temperature.'a o .16 mi ' 1
Prlclplaton ! temperaturl.:1 . . . . . . . . . . r .00 1'
Comltlon of tnlerl ture and precipitation
at Omaha for the day since ! iltirch I , 1S95 :
Normal temllrRtun' ta . . . . . . . . . . llareh . . . . . . . . . 51
Ice ! or Ilelklenf ) ' tor the ilay. . . . . . , 0
olnal pr.I.lplaton. . . . . . luy. . . . . . ( Inch
leitelent Y for the day. . . . . . . . . . . . ( f Inch
Total precipitation sInce March 1. ioJ.o Inches
Delicleiicy since March I. . . . . . 8.71lnches
- htt'hirls ( " " " Siii I Iiii. II h I' , II ,
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North . t'jtte. . . . . . 02 lt ' .tlU c ' I""r.
Ilane.
\.lh.IUIO. . . . . . . . . :11 I'l : ) . .IU 0 " " 'r
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Sr. , i.ottme. . . . . . . upI 11 . .rl
St.kiui. . . . . . . . . 42. : .Ubltl . I .
Davetiport. . . . . . . . G : aI .oi .1 m y.
"al" . inty. . . . . . I 11 .11,1 . , I
Uell : . . . . . . . . . : i ; : .I' . , C.
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Sol Li. CIIY , . . . . . la I : .IOlll a. : " .
mmlsiaircj. : . . . . . . lOI 7 . . . .
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SI. \ 'ilteou ; . . . . : : i H .0. . ) ' . art uhoutly
Cloeiiui. . . . . . . . 411 IU .IEJ ( ' . ulouI1
% ' iiliMOhi. . . . . . . . . 41 .I . : t'l.a.
1'111001" . . 10 ii I I ( III ' ' ' 'ar.
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( - , alv , ' . ) . . . . . . . . . 3t ) ll 1 .IU'rh'I. . .1' ' ( .
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WILL \ STO1 ? I.I OR RESIGN I
Governor Olarko Takes mi Emplthlo Stand
Onrke I , , [ 1 ) Stll
on tl1Mi13i li Prize Figbt
MILITIA TO J4,11USED IF NECESSARY
I'I'fJ..tfrN ff 1hai , ' . \fnlr Unltl , . \h'n.I .
wlh 'I'iti.I , /rt'rii / ; , rat huts tf un mig
I Oft lt . "f ! . ! Sllrll"N .htiet UH
' ! 'hfUJh1 " ' its S"r'IU' .
IITTI.E ROCK . Oct. H.-Governor Clarke
today furnished fresh ( e\hlelce ot his ,10- ,
tel'mlnaton 10 prevent the Corbett-Fttzsimii-
Ilns tight at hot Springs , or In Arkansas.
A telegram was sent by the governor to
IrlRller General George P. Taylor at I.'orest
City , at the Arkansas State Guards , sumlon-
hlg him to a conference at once. The tacoma-
ing of the conference Is that the governor desires .
sires to acquaint hTiielt wIth the a\'a\ablI
strength oC the stale militia , so that he may
ac knowingly I the situation at hot Springs
readies a crisis where the services at time
milItia are required . General Taylor Is expected .
pected to arrive tomorrow and consul with
the governor According to the offers con-
tained In telegrams and letters received at
th3 executive 0lc9 , Governor Clarke estimates
that the services or 10,000 men arc at his
dllposal for the purpose at putting down the
fIght It need be. These offers core tram all
parts at the state.
A vigorous determination to prevent the
fight Is plainly discernible In the significant
proceedings at the executive office. Inllee
Governor Clarke was more emphatic than ever
today In saying that the fight wl not be
allowed to come oil In Arltanss. lie goes
Sl far as to say that It the affair occurs as
ad\'ertsed nt hot Springs he would resign
and try ali to find an ofce he could rnn.
The governor says Corhett and I lzslmmons
have been warned . and It they now arrive nt
Hot Springs bent on fighting , their presence
there will be construed as nn overt act and
treated accordingly Furthermore , the gover-
nor says he Is In earnest In this matter and
wi do e\erythlnl within the scope at his
power to prevent the big mill. lIe says that
hot Springs Is anxious to retrieve its past
misfortunes , anti he would like to help the
city , hut In this Instance his duty Is plain.
and he will use his utmost dilIgence and
power to 110 what It Is his ditty to do. lie
would dislike to put the stale to the expense
at transferring several thousnnlls or the state
troops to lint Springs and ho hopes the
principals and theIr backers , together with
all parties concerned and interesteti will not
Impose the nccesaity ot ordering the militia
to the scene In order to stop the fight.
Concluding his Interview , Governor Clark
said be did nol \ ant 10 see any blood shed as
a result at the ptmgihists' refusal to retrain
tram making preparations to fKht lie sin
cerely hoped that It would be avoldell.
"I am neither ' etching nor slighting any
'
responsibility In' this' "
rcsponslblty mater , he continued ,
"and will do my duly. "
Whel questo ed In reference to the propo-
sition to change the affair Into prop-
sion afair a glove con-
teat Governor' Clarke said
Go\eror' that he could
make no distinctIon betwen a glove contest
and a prize figmt. \ A prize fight was a prize
fight , no mater by what name called.
BRADY TALKS TO THE ' .
TiE I'lllACliERS.
DRADTALS PH ACIERS.
HOT SPRINGS , Ark. , Oct. 14.-Public sen-
tment here Is , In favor oC the mi , and the
pubIc arc bound to have It. Preparatons are
being hurrIed. Corbet Is expected Wednes-
< n ) ' . Brady Is hcre. . The attempt to pull oft
the lIght will be made at WhItngton park
and not Spring Lale. Corbctt
; Corbt. will go Into
training on the mbrhlng ho arrives WhIe
It Is not known positively , the supposition
Is that Corb.tt wl malte his headquarters
nt Spring Lak . nll Fltz91mlons at Moun-
tall Valley , 'I'ha ' law wi soon be appealed
to to decide wJt.her a scIentfc contest be-
tweou skilled ' box rs with ser gloves Is a
Violation at 'li provisions In the state oC
Arkaras ,
Manager Vendlg said tonight : "We have
not come to Arkansas anti the city at lot
Springs with any purpose to viola . Its law .
I Mr. Corbett . and Mr. FizsImmons cannot
come to this city and give such an exhibition -
ton as Is pro\led for In our articles oC
agreement as hwy now stand , a limited nurn-
her at rounds with soft gloves the authorized
officers being empowered to stop the exhibi-
ton If I becomes brutal then the exhibition
wi surely not take place In hot SprlnKs.
The let authority at our service says that
this will bo no violatiOn at the laws of the
state , but , to make ourselves absolltely
safe the citizens' committee has engaged the
best repre < 'nttves oC the legal profession In
Arltansas. Wo shall have decision
shal a by tomorrow -
morrow and upon their advice wo shah act
The matter wi bo brought Into the courts at
soon as we can get It thero. I wo cannot
have the fight here , we have an absolute
guaranty oC protection Cram three different !
place In Mexico , one at them just across :
the Rio Grande tram E Paso. Until we
know just where we stand legally In this
maier here we shall do nothln ! "
The ministers called a meeting at Central
Icthollst church this ( \cnlng. and quite a
crowd gathered. W. A. Brady , Corbett's
manager was present , and asked It time rep-
recentative oC Mr. Corbet might be permItted -
ted to have a tow words. There were a few
subdue expressions at dissent , but calls to
"Speak , speak" began to fill the room , and
Brady was permitted to talk. Ills talk captured -
turcd the house , and whcn he finished such
an acclamation at cheers and handclapplng
went imp as was novel before s'en or heard
In that sacred edifice. The church people
were completely nonplussed , and In a tw
minutes the houGe was practically empty
FITZ WANTS A GUARANTlm.
COHPUS CHHSTI , . Tex. , Oct. 14.-Martin
Jilhian wired the mayor ot Hot Springs to-
day that he would not leave here with Fitz-
sImmons for that place until a sumclent sum
at money was raised by the citizens at that
place and deposited In some responsible
mau's hands to defray all legal expenses that
may arise hy their going to Arkansas lie
says that while every man In time party Is
anxious for Fizsimmons and Corbel to
como together they are not taking any
chancea at being put to heavy expense by
the Arkansas courts.
SAN ANTONIO , Tex. , Oct H.-Corbet
and party left tonight for hot Springs Be-
tore leaving CorbHt expressed himself as
thoroughly disgusted with the prospects at
having the fght , lie said h' would not be
surprised It he and Fizsimmons had to fght
In private. He says he wi light him for the
fun at the thing. IC necessary. I transpired
this afternoon that b4uch uncertainly ts felt
as to the probblly'b the fght taking place
'
In Hot Spr'immgeAthAt eyes are again being
tuned to Mexidd : ' o"/enleman at this city
has teleKraphed 10 a prominent Mexican em-
cial rtqustn1P ' ) to intercede with President -
dent DIaz and Ib' ' make a last effort to get
his consent to 11l'e : ' fight In that countr ) ' .
The teleKrm Was COO words In length anll
makes I strong pleal.
't'rinl ff Stt'ziemiuutiut " - . hi'n I'ONtIlIPIi .
ST. PAUL , OS ! .1\.Captulo \ J. C. Snilth.
Captain P. J. Ritche George Tlbur ) ' und A
BostwIck. the stamlloat ) men who were arrested -
rested yesterilay. , c.lmarged with aiding anti
abetting the Pr . ' ! , Jlht which was to have
lakenllale \ hei\veqq . Danny Needham anti ,
1)lck Moore . were Atralgneml In the municipal - ,
pal court today and pladed not guilty to the
elrplalnt madl-IIH them 1) ' T. Bxk ) '
mmmiV. . I. Willal : "Caplaln Smith stated
that ho waR not really for trIal , and that hu
had u nlmherC ttis 1 at merehanIsu to
take down the ' rveI which would consume
several weeks at his timeIr. . Tibury
Htalell that he hall to go to Memphis on a
matter of businees The court contnupll limo
cafes until the 2th Inst. , allowing the dc-
tellanlo 10 10 ut Jlbertr on their own rec-
ognizance. Mr. 1)onflely of the state wns
unable to procee\1 with limo trial until after
adjournment of the present session at the
grand Jur ' . _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _
: ht'ii'ii U Clii's . Chnm.lfl n"'I"'I.
NIW YORK . Oct. H.-Thla ItleToon N.
Jallfrodpk ) ' dHelted M. M Sternl the
ohal ' ' , at Mexico . In a PIlI opening after
twer't " . \ 10\0" . In their match at the
Mnnhaltnn Chess . cluh 'rh " score now Is :
Jmisncgrotlplmv . : Sterling , O.
) . 'llfnN IrflHI Mitre I'uil.
1.IXING'O , KI. , O t 1.- lalne Gray ,
the f.moul Ihorou\hbrel brood atari by
I Enquirer , doom of Domino Correction and
other great racer. . died nt Major Thomas'
frm at heart : leaS8.
P1)1)1 1.1'IIIC I I nt Ih' )1.11. ' . .
lIES tliiNKt3 ( . Oct. 1l-Specal ( : Tele-
, 'rem11. ) ' Tilt 10' college toot hal team
rr n. . (1'1' ' lb. . ef"Il ti pl Iolnol
S
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YUn ti .i len'l Chrl tnn nMnelalnn t lem I Ihl. I
ntlrnoon , % Iy 1 score of 10 . 10 G. 'rime Ionnl
team tim'femeteii iowa and irimimiell limit
I I fl lo\n City Urlnn1 Inlt
week , time 10WIIII mlklnl tutu Iporel In
eltimt'r enie. 'i'odmu' , Ioan. II0r.1 ( I touch
down II Iho I 11 it hal t on n ii I k e . hit mlllell
1 1.
time goal. "hlolng : Il'n'l Christinmu 1110.
ClltOI tt'ittti got n louch Iown , itt time IN" -
end hilt h ) ' until hUI'klnl ot thc line . II
tNI mmmintmtps. Just hefore Ilnl wal coiled
In . the " " ' (011 half : UIno hrnlell lP , and
I excellent work secured n touch dowmm
nl11 goal. < OWI
I\ ) : A S'I'\'I'J MI I I.n In"t n.
O" , n"Nul ff th. . luutmni ( 'lr"11
11""H Ut li nt11
I.INCOIN ! , Oct. 1i.-Speciai.--.Ts'o ( ) thoam-
Inllll , pe ! were preent at the national cr- :
cult Illc'cle race meet here today . A strong
wind was blowing , which preventell any
rrcorll being broken . CIOlhls began to
gather nbolt noon , anti I looked for a
whie ns tholJh rain would prevent the
races being mum , , hut by < o'clock the
t11 was Ihlnhll mind everything . 110111..1 . to
the lallnce of time timay hplll helulfll for
bicycle racing. E . C. Uill rode , In two
races only , all won them . bolh. PIxley UII.
held hIs record recent ) mallo hy wlnnlna
Courth paCl : II each of the two events he
retie , defcathll such men lS Cooper , lilIes ,
1"lser timid othl'r Trainer AP \'imdIe
nlowed him to compelo In but two e\enll
owing to I severe cold , which ho tool lt
the CouncihHf ! rees on Satnrlll ) ' Int\
Master l.eI Ilhlrtson. time fmaumcy tither
gave I hue exhibition of hil skill. le I aiIl
alelptell to lower his quarter mile record
of Corl-slx seconds , riding haclt\lrd , html
the beet he hould do was 0:50 : . DInmnn
filth Peter , time Omahn tlllel teamim . Iclell
ns Pacemakers In the mie allen , whIch was
ridden In remUIlhle : timne . considerlll time
strong wlnll biowimmg. 'rhe Irst race called
was the halt mie open , class B. with ten
starters. 'he tlndem chain broke lt time
start and the riders were compelled to set
their own Pace. 'l'ime9' kept WII together
Int emmterlimg the Ftretch. Bald started
the of nmiie from the
sprint n quarter a mie rout tape
nnd lou , limo rest of the bunch I swift
hiace haiti voti . lurph ' secotimi . \\'ehls
thlrll , l'ixiey Courth. Time : 1:13. : COoper .
lilies . } { Iscr , : Iocltet mind Terri Ilso run .
Inlshln In the order otmineti , . The F"COI1
race . half mile open clasl A , roved an
easy thing for : Melinda then' being only
six starters Then cnmo the race of the
day , the mie opcn , class B. 1lnllhy caught
time tamimiem . ' followed h '
tlnllem at thc start clolll ) folowed )
the rest of the bunch. Down the hack
stretch time tandem team set 1reat iace
On the last turn Into the stretch Haiti hegnn
to sprint , Murph \Vehis amid Plxlc ) ' hushing -
Ing him hard clear to the tape. haiti won .
Murphy second Wels third PixIe fourth.
'ritme : 2:12. : which Is the state record fur
that distance. The mile halllcal , class B ,
was then called. Terri , Ilss nll Kiser
started In this and the local men had I
'easy. The one-mile open class A. was n
good race . It being paced hy n local tan-
dent team. McBrIde won Clsl ) ' . The last
rco on tl card Wit the quarter mile open.
class Ii. Only four men started , Cooper ,
Nicer , Mumpimy and Terrill. The ) ' loatecl
until the last eighth , when the ' care home
with n rush , fnlehlng In the order named.
lesuls :
First race , halt mite open , class B : g. C
cass
HaIti won C. ni. Murphy .ecoml , C. S.
" 'els third , \Y. A. I'ixley fourth Time :
1:13. :
Second race , half mile open , class A : O.
' v. Mehirimle . Lincoln wonS' ; . T. himmtmlts
Lincoln \ , second ; Hac lcGrcer , York , thmird
'rimmme : ll : 2.5.
Mile open , class B : II. C. Dahl won , C. I
cass :
Munimlmy second , C. S. Wells third , \Y. A.
PixIe ) ' fourth. Time : 2:12. :
Mile handicap class I : E. E. : locltt
ca
(15 ( yards ) well A. g. Yule (50 ( yards ) cc-
and , H. K Fredrlclcson (15 ( yards ) third.
No time talcen.
Mile open class A : O. W. Mchhride . I.ln-
coin won ; Rae : McGreer York second ; " ' .
T. Banks , Lincoln , third. Time : 2:15. :
Quarter mile open , class I : Tom Cooper
won Earl Kiser second , C. M. Murphy
thir& Time : 0:37. :
CIIAI.I.ExIh POIDIAI.IY ACCII1"l'ili ) .
Ch"rh'H I ) . HOHe Not tIled of lie CI"h'H
Act .
\etoo.
NEW YanK , Oct. H.-The Ihalengo for
the Amerlca's cup by Charles D. Hose of
England has been formally acceptelI Secretary -
rotary J. V. S. Oddic of the New York Yacht
club tonlsht sent cablegrams to Secretary
Theluson of the Royal Victoria Yacht club
a 11 to the challenger , formlly accepting
the cimtmiienge. 'rhes" cablegrms were the
resul ot 1 meeting of the New York Yacht
club hell last night to consIder the ehal-
lene. After I brief consideration of thc
!
tlrms oC the chalenge the folowing resolu-
lon WI adopted :
Timat WhereaS An unconditional chal-
lense for the Amerlcu's cup stating loath
water line length of vessel . has hel'n receIved -
ceIved from the Royal Victoria club II the
name .of _ Char1e ! 1) . 110cc. . _
and HeOI\'ell be It , further 'fliRt tne cHallenge II accepted .
Itestoiveti ' 1hat 1 committee of seven be
nppolnted by Inc commodore with ful power
10 confer with the challenger and to arrange
the conditions of the match. As soon I !
final arrangements wt have been completed
cliii the committee shah report the same to the
Time committee appoInted by the comma-
doro Is the committee of 1895. The committee -
tee went Intu session nt 1:0 : p. m. . amid Secretary -
retary Odllo said the result oC their resolu-
! ont would not be known for a ray or two.
Secretary addle said I was prematulo to
discuss the advisability of building n new
imoitt. The reappointment of time commIteI
Is considered an endorsement of the al.tlol
of these ollals In their hnndlng of the
Valkyrie-Defender races . anti consequenty
I \Inlcnlon , from in"intmationms aallst their
fairess male 1)9' J.rr Dunrven. .
TV C UX-CI.UI'OS TOGII'l'mi 1111.
S' lh'"n nail Pi.lihy . n'nn 10" lt nit I
hhsliibitioii.
JERSEY CITY , N. J. , Oct. H.-The benelt
boxing exhibition for John I. Suhhivaim . given
tonight by time Hudson County Alhletc club ,
hued time bIg Oakland rlnlt. Sullivan all ex-
Champion Paddy Hyan boxed three rounds.
In rClpone to a cal . for u speech Sulvan
soul : " 11m n pretty gooll old 'hns ) 'een.
I have always made mistakes hut I have .
warm hearl. I have always been an Amerl-
can. When foreigners came here to light I
did not go to I newspaper otcu to Ilut up
money and talk through the nmu'wepupers.
But the mmovspapermi have always treated me
hinilly . newIPlfert want to slY unythlng
agalnt them. I have never been defeated ,
hut once , and that was by the present
cimamnpiomm. nut I wish to say this now : I
am not his frienml. "
This last rlmnrk . made a sensatiomm. Parson
Davies Introducell PalMy Itynmm who got nl-
most IS much al1plansI ut Stmihivaim. Time
'ox-chnmplons boxed lively , but struck ) mme
heavy hlows. Sullvan wits the more aggres-
sive Inl hemmers were about even. A score
of light and medIum welshts gave cxhlbl-
lions. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
tons.O""I" ' ' UI ) . sat A..I".t.
NEW YORK , Oct H.-Thla waR getaway
da'at Acqueluct , track. The track was In
line condition and but for the breeze that
blew down the home stretch the day was
perfcct The Irst event was won by iloila .
who was the second favorite. A bIg plunge
was mnde on Iammle In the Slconl race.
Time opening favorite . Indra . gradually receded -
ceded II price Until 4 to 1 could be obtained
against him. lie won by tWO lengths from
Adilie. Jarshnl won the third race , after
staying back In the tuck until the stretch
was reached , winning from gclpse by a
length. A poor lot faced time starter In the
fcurth race at six furlongs , anti time event
was won by a 4 to 1 almot . King T. with
'omokn second. a length In front of 1.'llel < .
the favorite. mght horses started In the
last race , Inquirendo winning by 1 lensth.
Summarlee :
First race . sIx and a half furlongs . selling .
InHola : (3 ( to 1 won Wi EllIott (2 ( 10 1 )
second , Florlmer (0 ( to 1) ) third. 'rime : 1:2i. :
Second race , six and a half tmmriongs . sel-
log : Inlr I ( 10 1 won Atitile , (3 ( to 1) ) sec-
end . Fatal (10 ( to 1) ) thlrll. Time : 1:25 : % .
Third (0 mie anti a sxteenlh ! , selng :
Marshall (8 ( to 5) ) won Eclipse (0 to 1 ' ' c-
0111 , Longbrllge (3 ( 10 1 ) third. Time : 1 :52' : ' '
Fourth race , six furlongs . selling : King
' 1 I to 1 ) von . 'romolm I ( ; to 1 ) second , FI-
lell (3 ( to :1 ) Ihlrll Time : lt8 : % .
Fifth race one mile , selling : Inquirendo
(8 ( to 6) ) won , Sir John (0 to 1 second , King
Michael (5 ( 10 1 ) third. Time : It.
lorrlN I'rl n".N n Ho.
NgW YORK. Oct. 11-Judge Ingruhnm
declared that no crime WIS contemplated hy
the Morris park races which open tomorrow.
Time mater was brought up hy I test case ,
which was agreed to on Saturday In I con-
Cerenco between time poheo commissioners.
the district attorney anti time State racing
barll mind time \'eslchpster Haeln Isiuela-
!
tion. District A tore ) ' Fellows IHUI 11-
vised the police commissioners that In his
opinion the raclns at Morris park would
net bo illegal . or , ut least , that no arrests
shoull he lalle before I hearing on the
l'nbJel't had been had from n hlher court
than hall heretofore decll 11 upon It. 'hl >
was In view of the fact that JUlle Behoft
In this Icty anti Judge Ga'nor In Brooklyn
hud rendered opposite opinions on the ( ) -
sttutonnlty of the Percy.Or ) racing law
Sh'rlf " ' 'H liii' Ih.tC.r Shot
BOiSE , Idal , . art H.-A double tragedy
occurred lt Delmarks tonlghl. hank Au-
doreen while tntoxl ' ate , quarreled with
whie
10rsni led his I.artner . , < named Jlrlshow.
leputy Sheriff Scalllen later attempted 10
arre3t Anderson. The Ip Ier tired on him ,
whereupon Seallden kied him.
' ) 'rfflft I II 1"IIIfl. I
LIIXINGTON , Ky. , ad. H.-The trots to-
day were attended by 0,000. Weather line ;
track fast , Boreul took the Kentucky stnkes
after a hot cnlet , wih Oakland Baron ,
Fred Kohl and 1lona , .
: The Kentucky llkfl tor : . .yarcIIt \ t , ! ;
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pen TUESDAY FHOl\
THE GREAT BANKRUPT STOCK
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OF THE
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. S. P. MORSE DRY GOODS CO.y'
I 16th antI Flu'nnm Streets.
.
Reliable Goods at Quick , Close Prices.
. . S. Ea OLSON ell
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HOSIERY DEPT.Fi Cotton Crepe
1.lght . nnt evening Chmndes .
- ) ( - Ilret ) . furl , elegant styles ,
.Mtmts'i Price , 2cc. BANK- i
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Ladles Black ( Ip'r , ) Sol.l . . . . . 1III . . . . ONr" . . . 7o , 1 .
Wool Hose : ; . ' . ;
Ext.u Heavy llus1I'
Hlhhed anti l'iamn deslraho ! t.
nlll strong goods , Iore's G-lnch whle. % 'er ' dime I
, /0011' : ; ' 'ery qual-
Jr" OSc , IAN KHt'l' SALE 010 I 'l : lorFO' " Jrll' lOc BANK-
PUICI' , ONI.PAl ( H ) . . . . . - 1tlI'I' SALI 1 IIICI O .
ONI.\ Hlill'
\ - ( YARD ) . . . . . lIICI . . . . . . . . I.0' . ,0
Ladies' Black Criulde Giugtuuts
. Fleece Lined Whle , gootis , strong and de- '
alrahllJ good coIUI' . Morse's
Hose heavy , warm gentle , Price IJc , miANICitIJi'p SALE
Morse's It1'h'T SALE pric'e 1'ltlE SOc . BANK- ONLY 1IUCI' ONLY ( YAHD ) . . . . 4 0
( HPI' PAI ) . . . . . . PHII . . . . . . . . . t 00
White FIatltel
Ladies'Casliinere Hose Nice soft ! oII , Jl t the '
thin ! , for the little folcs : ,
Black , fine legant goods , 110'se 250 grade GOES '
Morse's fne lelant , /ootl - NOW AT ( YAID ! ) < . . . . . . . 1 .t.O
] tITi'T SALE l'RICE ONLY .
( Htl AIt , ) . . . , . . lUICI . . . . . . . . 480 forse'l 331 grades GOES . 80
( : NO\ AT ( VAil ! ) ) . . . . . . . ; '
Cl 1 . ren ' S . . NOW M0rso' .I 45e ( t'AIID/ grami ) . . GOES . . . . 20o ;
Ribbed Hose -
. Houie Made
" ' 001 goocls , all sIzes Iorse.s <
Ilrlce 'c. IiANICIIUPT SALE 170 C OUt f or t ers
lICI ONLY ( PAIR ) . . . .
Satcen covered , closely Imot-
. ted , large size , filed
with ,
larle slzC
B ' " Hose nlco fled . wih
Boys' Bicycle pure cottomm : [ ors '
J . . (
$2.75 grade . ' '
IIANKItEJj'T
Iflack . heaoods. . SALE I'IIICE ONLY , ICACII ' 1. 10
Ilack. reliable heavy . Ztborse's goods strong prIce - _ _ IHICg _ _ _ _ _ : _ _ gACl _ _ _ _ _ _ _
relable. 1Iorse's
SSe . IIANK1IUI'T SALE , . .
3c PHCE ONLY ( PAI ) . SAI.l . . . . ' - 0 0 Figured Challis
, 1.IIht colors pretty patterns , . .
Gerlts Morse's price Ge IANI -
( 111)1'l' YARD ) SALE : . . : . . . PIIICE . . . . . . . . . . 0N14\ . . . . . . . . :0
Furnishing Dept.
.
25c and 35c Sateens '
- ) ( - Dark colored nnll hlnclc
. ATolnll ' , also lCSt French
Sturts and Drawers 1onpo Inu Inrlah Cloth
JhANKIIIJ1"r sti '
' 1'IIICE
Heavy jersey ribbed warm ONLY ( VAlID S\.E . . . . PHIg . . . . bc
and durabe : . Iorse's price
i5c. BANKRUPT SALE
PICE ONLY ( EACI ' ) . . . . tOO Novels 1
A big lot to close omit . good
R ockford 1 Sox stories b ) ' Hoods nlilors olt. : -
heavy seamless goods . TIme 25c kind now nt. . . . . . Do
1iorse's price 150. BANK-
Ii ( HUl' ) SALg . : . . . PHICE . . . . . . ONLY . . . . . r 00 The SOc kind nol at. . . . . . . 140
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A Few Advantages
Oc"rel by the Chicago . : lwaukee . & St. l'nul Halway , time short line to Chicago. A clean iraii
made UI anti started from Omaha.
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Unliage checked from residence 10 leslnl lul. Ehegaumtnln : oel'leo and courteous cam-
plo 'ee. tnlr" haiti lighted by electricity , wlh electric rendlnl lamps In every berth Finest
dining car service In the west , with lcals served a la carte , or . In other words , order what
you wlnt anti . Jay tor what you He I. Flyer leaves union depot daily at GO : II. mit. . arrIvIng at
Chicago 11 9 u. m.
ChlcaJo Cly Ticket 001cc . 1:04 1.'unnm Street. C. S. CAnnl n , City Ticket Agent .
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I lorlal won the fourth fifth and sixth imeats.
Time : 2:16. : : ) % , 2l6'.4. : \ . Fred Kohl won the
i Irlt und thlrll heals and WRi econti. TIle :
: 2:12\ : : , 2:11. : Klona won the 8COIUl heat II
' 2H : and was third. Oal.latl Baroim Im-
Iletuol" , Miss Kate and floppy Jim also
started.
1.'rec.for.al trot , ritirse $1.0 : Nightngale
won In slralht hlat , l.clchelrt second ; imo
others. 'rime : 2:101. : 2:1. : 2:0 : % .
2:0 : class macing ; plrse $1.000 : Star Pointer
won In strllJht heats 'flme : 2:0'\ : " , 2:07 : ,
2:0\ : . Gulnote ! cent ! . I'r : CUlcl \ third.
Direction . Hachel all Guy also started.
Josie 1 and Miss hUla rellucell the worlI'o ,
pnciimg team record by half a seeommd , pacimmg
time nmiio iii 2l21/j. Time by quarters : 0:31 : % ,
1.07 % , 1:11 : % , 2:12m. : .
ChtllilON itAlLhFih ) 1 'l' hi h1 lhhG Ih'l'iL.
Frmiimhc Craig Started Omit IIh.e a
\'i ii mie-r.
r.0NDON , Oct. 14.-Frank Craig , time
"Jiaritan Coffee Cooler , " anti Dan Creetion ,
vc1i known 1mm America , rimot for mu twi'mmty-
round fight at tIme National t3portimmg club
tonight , mmmmd Creedon won mm time ttvetmtleum
round. Thousands of time rommgim eicme'imt
crowded oumtside time National Spartinmg club
and time police immul great ditiicuhty ium preserving -
serving order. Among the llrst arrivals at F
time ringside was l'eter Jackson , accommm-
ianiett by Alec ltoierts , mind lie was wildly
cheered as lie entered. About 9 o'clock a
stylish broughamn brought Lord Lonemiahci
to time scene of the baitle. 'l'ime crowd of
emmectators included a plentiful arrmiy of
hearers of titles. Among those present were
man ) ' wehi known turfltes , amimi Mmmcc , ltumrge.
Piimmmmer and Corlield. At 10 o'clock time
contestants , who had entered tue ring a
few mitimmutes before , shook hammds , mtmmd time
encounter cmmnmuenced. 'rime opening rouimd
was contested in a frietmiiiy ( imsimion , immit
on wmmrmning to time work Craig ruitimed anti
swung his right w'ith such effect thmmmt
Creedon , after being knocketi miown in limit
sixth roummil went amid was tilt but
beaten In timat anti the two succeeding
roummtis. Stili imo fotmgthit gamimely , antI just
before the end of tIme elgimthi Ime landed witim
the right aim the jaw and shook time Cooler.
i'rorn timimi point Craig boxed whhthly , ammtl
fm'equmt'ntiy clutched hits opponent or ran
around the rinmg to escape puimisiamnent. lie
occasionally stvmmng his right , but Creedomm
had time best of batters to time enti of
time ttvormtietim round. 'rho progress of time
tight and the end caused innomenso excite-
mt'hmt ommiomig time rougims outside. mtmmti time
iioiice were compelled to charge the crowti
to enable the club members to mmmahce an
exit. _ _ _ _
ihrei L i uig llieele Itm'eii'.ii.
LOUlS'1LIE , Ky. , VOct. I l--'I'imo seammoim
for record rltiimmg tm'as Immammgmmrated most nmus-
piciousiy today imy Artimur 'ar'iner and
Willie tie Cartly on singles anti by E. 11.
Anderson ammth "Ileduly" Vanm llerrick on mu
tzmmmiiem. Johnlmie Johnco'm anid F.ck wene
mmresent. Etk takIng cimmirgo of time mnmcn in
their efforts. ilcimmg imjrred ( room the trmck
by time racing board's supemision uf last
veal. , lie imseti a nme'gimiiitJnie mind gave imts
Instrmmctioni from liii' grammd mmtammti. Johnson
exitects to atlnck time ligtmrus tonmmorrow. 'rime
trials. which were miii wihim tiyimig mitmirtim
unicc'd 1)5' timmidems , reulttmU s'itim these cIas
11 records :
Two nniiettviimio : tie ( ards' . 'l'irno :
3:5.1 : 2-5. Johnmson'mi former record , 3:51 : 4- ! .
'i'imrce zmiiles : Artimur Gardmmer , 'l'imne :
5:55 : 3.5.
i'otmr nmtic'ti : Arthur Gardner. TIme : 7:58 : 2.5.
Five mumtiee. Arthur Gardner. Time : 9:58 : 1.5.
former record , 10:18 : , by 'ritus.
"Mary" Anderson and "lIeu" Van lierriek ,
omm a tanmtiemn , hrke the mnilo record of
1:51 : 3-5 , mnimii.t recently at Wahllmamn by uic-
iuiiie anmd ihutler. 'linac : 1:51. : 'rhey con-
tinmued mind estaLl slmeml the f..llowlng memeords :
Two miles , 3:53 : 1-5 ; three mui'S , GUi : ; tour
mileS , 8:00 : ; fIve miles , 10:18. :
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Cimuummualign mit .tihiiimua' , ' ( ) iit'uiei ,
ALLIANCE , Nab. , Oat , li.--fflpecial Tithe-
gram.-Time judictai camnpslgmm in time Fit-
tt.entim judicial district was opened bore to-
nmiglmt by T , V. Golden of O'Neill , popimilst
candidate for jumIge. hiy actual coummt isis
audIence was fifty-one , two.thlr'ls of vhoiui
vere republIcans. . '
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AlUSl3M liiS'JS ,
ffl'YPMCHI .
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it5'I , l'hIltliLMNCmh OP f
havts & Keogh's Stupendous Scenio I'roaucttonm ,
hON TIlE BOWERY"
Thu Greatest Comic , Dramatic antI Scenic
Actiic'venient ever Smagt'il in inmmericmm.
Time Au-ConquerIng Ceat , includimmg
STEVE BRODIF Clmimmphomi : limitigo
4 , , i Imuuminir ot I ito \Ymmrld ,
anti ( lug of ibiu Jiowery.
I'rices : i'irmt floor , Ioc ; , 75c aol $1.00 ; hialcoay ,
&Oo ant 75e ; gallery , 25c. lou ooo 1tis1it'gi )
5i'A1'S AT IOC E/iCit
B OYD'S'
17th amid iimirncyStrcct' ,
Two IJonimnmiemicimug niglmt' Friday , Oct. 25.
D E VO mmmmti ii i uIerry ( 'oiimtmrly
1 , , ( omim irimmy I 'retitmi hug
I-I 0 I P13 : ! _ ( ito ' fmmnmuiio.tL of mull
( 'intmlO Ohmermu , ,
pY14TA ) ( )
il'ilmyTiuiflfl N1IW.
hiJIiiiT AN1) litLIfiuiTfUL
'lImo resolved semit "ale will mitten lii 9 o'oiock
oil time nmiornhnig mit 'iiutmrsthayc,2l. )
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Tel. 153 1 ' ' '
-i'AX't'oNiliulisj , Mjr.m ,
'foiiiglit at 8:15.
'I'll l Ii' I XX C.il ( nfl ) i/iNS.
CONROY & FOX
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O'Flarity's Vacation
MA'1'INJ'B' Vi'IIlNIISDAY.
Ammy itcmmerveti Seat , 25c ; HtmtiI , Box and
Divan Seats tc.
IJSt , , I. I'ItiCihS ,
Cr&ghton Theater.
. Tel 1531 , l'axton & flurgess , 2.1gm.
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: Igli t mc , Gout uuui'mu'iuig
'FIIUHSILtY , OC I' . 17.
Only Matinee Saturday ,
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