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I rJT1 OMAHA \ DAILY ngg ; (1\I'ONDAY , NiVJrllflH 11. 1S0ii.
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I - OSSlP ( ; FRITIIE ( ) ? , I R1DIIlON ( ; )
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Satur ay's Gaines Sprung Another Series
of Sensalonal ! Scores
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MICIIiGAN'S MORAL WIN AT CAMBRIDGE
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. ; \"h" ' Il ' ' ' ' \'Ic'f"'lon" III I 1.r"I- ,
C."ulnl. . r.r ( : .rlc'1 III tIu .
. "rln'f.11 ( II-lr. " . ' " ! .runA
_ sgl % nil AAIII"t 'I gui. .
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. , saturday . o"elber D , ISD . \ 1 long bo
rcmemhorell In rot 1)1 clrclc' : as a day
productive Ir mor senrtonal scores thin
have bEen scen tar many a day. In the
same ( utny lrwn not only score > ' on the
. once champion ) Vale tell , hit ju1iyi a te !
game with the Sons or PI ; { orncl once
again nil hit derc3ts Prlncelon. the Tigers
pulling out with six pDnt" ! In the last fifty
8 conl1 or the Fame : Ihe ( PHt does battle
with the We.t at CalhrhlFO ) and tchlgJn Is
defeated by four small .Ilolntl' . There were
' other lutcredlng reuIta hit these are
enough to satisfy the mo.'t ardent lover
ot the gru'at college slllrt. The day was not
- an Ideal one fur the game ! . and the drIzzly
weather and the wet feldl favored , as Is
always the case , the cloven with the "trlngcr "
L rush 1m' . The game were everywhere at-
tendell by large crowds or more than In-
- teresterl ( HllectatorB , anll although the play In
- most or the lalfSas fast and furIous , It Is
; creclahl ! to the new rules to SJ ) lut not
. a 111ayer was badly InJurel\
That wu a contest royal between the . men
from lchfgan ! and theo eon boys and
although the vIctory goes to Iaf'ard. all
must ncknowllrge that the lars from the
vet acqulled thfmselves , noh ! . Michigan
, begu early last spring to make arrane-
meats for thll game , and from that time
until i3aturay all that the Ann Arbor students
. thought or , talked ot and dreamt or , was
? gJml with larvarlI was their
game or the year and , when harvard went
went down hercra tJo .Jerseymen n "ul , ago
all : lchlgJn thought It saw yellow and blue
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clouds hovering over the Harvard foot bal
field. MichIgan hall . splendid tuani . Its line
: being cotnpoed ot large players whose long
experience had taught thorn how best to .
use theIr strength. The ela'en played five
gJme berore the harvard game and had
scored 222 points , while none or the oppoc-
_ big teams had creed the MichIgan goal
. ) I was small wonder that the chances for
victory appeared to be Lrlht The eleven
, \ was wel alcoa ( care or on Its long trip and
reached Cambridge In splendid condition.
I The game wa9 a clean contest there were no
1 In'urlO ' worth the mention , and but few sub-
etltutluie. harvard scored early In the game
. on a hlocked , kIck of Illootnlngtnn'a by DJn11d.
After this neIther side could gIn a poInt ,
but the westerer9 have the honor ot having
kept the bal In the Crlmn territory a good
shar of the time. Don31d nnd Stevenson
appeared to hI the weak fpots In the Harvard
line , nnl\ they were called upon to withstand
collie rurloll onslaughts by the bit wottern
lne. I I Mlchl/Jn gaIn sil more than the 11e ,
perhaps ; the team laktnJ frIends for Itself
by the last but clean Jale I play d , That
Mlchl/.n wi he recognized hy the easter
unh'lsltEs rll this tIme forward Is now
an assured fact and a ! toll contest between
the representatves or the West and the e
of the I'ast : lay bo expected aa an annual
event In the root bal . would.
I It was anuuouncu.d from Princeton last week
that Captain Lea haul decided not to run up
; n largo score against Cornel , That wal a
. thoughtful remarlc. I Is now evldlmt that
' the Tigers followed their captaluu'i Instruc-
tons to the letor , Indeed , they did not de-
\ clde to score at all unt the last fifty seconds -
ends or the gatuic and tml , only had tIme to
. , 111,1 six points. or course , no one who
t - - - read the slrewo announcement or the Prlnco-
ton captain doubts hut that his team could
, han scored I dozen IhnN haul / they so do-
Ii red. The gauge was certainly a surprise t
the spectatot's not to lenten the shock to
th'e Prlncetonlns who accompanied theIr
; . team up to Manhattan field. I was nnsulable
weather for root bal anti the soC turf helped
the heavy Orange line , just as I did a week
herore agaInst Harvard. Blt the lIttle cols
from Cornel were full or Ire and snap and
played the gauule for all It waR worth There
w.re a number or the best players or both
sides missing. Captain Lea was not In the
game and doubtless his absence was a serl-
t flue loss to the 'lgers. Cornel was minus
: Hal , the old reliable tackle ; 1cnnelI. the reg-
ular center who was hurt In the Lafayette
Larayete
game , while lIttle Htchle , a new man on the
'varsIty Hhle PlaYed fullback aol Bearham
hell to chan e from halhJcl < to cud during
. the gam . The play was In the Orange halt
hll
: of the gridiron a large part or the fist hlir
or the . but the
game Cormllns uieveu' rime
dangerously near scoring. In the second half
hal
the Ihlcan8 were llnabhe to r61lst the fierce
line bucking or the Tigers , with the backs
grouped closely hack ot the line and every
weuror or the Orange and Black In every
play , fighting for I solItary touchdown. But
I took the whole half to gain the longed-for
point , even by this superior line 'ork. The
Ile worl
Corneiltans' defense must have hNn well nigh
wel
lrfcct to keep the Princeton team from scor-
lug for so long a tll-Ul "ale teal thai
scared three , times on harvard. As In the
larvarll-lchlgan , therl Is a large
amount or honor and glory due to the de- I
footed teanu . had ' . <
teal. lall Princeton Ildl Its teuch-
. down In the beRlnllnA ant then taken things
easy lt would have been n different slory.
nut ns It Is the Tigers were forced to figlut ,
and tight hUll every minute or the game for
the single touchdown they 8el' d. /ame In-
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. : terestlug to notice that almost exactly the
exacty
< Slle thing occurred between , thl e two
f' elevens In ' 91. Neither side scarejl until the (
last hal or the play. when scoI'et UIII ,
' \ on a blocked kIck , tIme scoret
01 leck tme was alowe'l ' to kick
' goal and the ' Alme went to the Jrs\'men 6
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to O. In 92 there
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was no game. :
\ 'hrc hail :
, been one arranged early In thf ( previous
sprIng . but Corel Ihowf1 UI ( very strong
' stron/
nod Princeton c ncclo' ] the game rorty-olRht
I honrb before I was te have . been pliHt , In
I I ' 93 PrInceton lon easIly , the . ( orl hieing 44
I to O. In ' 91 I It was In even light , Iho game
aJ u&ulIolnA to the Jeiseymezi . though Iholme by
the smal 18.11 ot 12 to 4. Whatenr eor-
i nell dos or d es not do
nel ( 0' lIMO 10t against other llevlns
I Is almost hOlnll lo put UIJ a close and exelt-
exci-
log galc agaInst Prlncetout. . 5 .
. Irohll'll'eJS not td b heft behind Cam-
bridge and Nv York In the root bal line on
Saturday and the friends of Yale Intuit have
felt cold chills run duwl their hacks when
they read the or
) rad score hue ( Yale-Brown game ,
6 to t 6. ' 10 say that the Uroln m8 are
highly pl\lsr.1 with thenueh'es I putting It
Ildl ) anll they hlve every right to be. UntIl
Unti
this year Brown has been IUOI n In the Inter-
collegiate athletic world only on account or
, the fast root bal nIne usually turned out
there. him this fall Browl has shown that
: I Is an hllJOrtanl factor In foot bali . and !
j the glme with Cornel at Ibaca next Ratur-
i clay Is Invest11 wih alltonallnterebt , Yale
ti ' . Ilnnot claim that hue Blue's best tell was
. not In the fihl on Saturday last . as .Jerrems
I \as the only ' \r ly 19n mining. lie and
L Frank Inl.e . ) ' took the opportunity ' to size
UII l'rlnceton'a. gaggle agaInst ornelL uroln
, scored Ir8t. ( ( and I , 's hot until hate In the
P game that .Yalo could get the bull across for
I touchdown. Last Saturday there was I'e
jolclng at Ncw Ilwen because or harvard's
larvanl's
I , downfall. I Is uiow Han'anl's turn to ' 1Ie.
' as the Crllien defeated Iroln cal In the
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, Mason , although Brown scored four Jolnt .
The Ilg ! stol that a comlarl on ot scres
: : "olll show Yale superIor to Harvard came
1 1 trout New Haven. ' \llpl'lul this su graton
to the gaines each tlm played with Brown
uno enders where Yale comes In. No one
, doubts for a mlnuto that Yale will have Its
l luands full In IJrIJull a feam to Inc up
I ' agaInst Princeton I week from next Satur-
. . da ' . Ntlher .111i has another hard gal
- before that In'Jort.lt ' 11tcb. and the ( coaches
e \1 be busy from this time on In handling
q theIr men so as to male victor I sure thll" .
I wIll be Yllle's big genie . although the
,4 Brown game appeared a bIg a Game as the
Els wanted , and should , the Blue fall down
I wilt be a bud fail . Indpell. Princeton hl
I alreai3y defeated lan.ard and Cornell and
' could take \"reat . much more ably than the
folowers ot Wnler Camp.
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St. J.nls ! I II' one at the best gaines ever
played In the west on Saturday , when Mts-
soon woo back a portion of Its laurels last
the lrevIus week In this city by dereatug
( hi Iorth\uter ( Iln'.I , 23 to 18. I was a
.und J.me from start to fnlMb , and was
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marrlll only by Pauley ( MissourI ) . who attacked .
tacked the Implre when ruled out or the ;
alne , I ofcials were more stern In the ,
wrtorrance at their duties and , would I
promptly rule off any PlaYer \ ho even rrap-
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tures the rul(1 there would he a more whoP'-
annie respect for the decisIons or thuesa om- !
dais hy all concern' " ! hI tile gnluue MIs-
sourl' , lerEat or ortl'ste 1 b ltles the
claIm or the late t"am that Michigan hall
10 right to represent the west In the eut
cntl It first dreatHI ortIuwetcrii. UII'er.
. II to 0
Ity or ChIcago defeated ' Adelberl. ;
Ih'lt the ume corp Cornel rlrlstered !
against the ( ! e\elaral boys , coil , less I I ) ' flit )
large plnl than , lchlJn nn tip against
Ihem. Kansas showed that It Is I to he con-
sllllred In the race for the pennant of the
Wesern Intercollegiate Ioot l Hal a8orlatol
by .Iceatng . Doane college , 32 to G. at han-
ass Clty . As las antIcipated . Lifuy'tt "
found no difficulty In running away from
I.ehlgh at lethlehem , Ia. ( , tle seat or ( lie
latter instItutIon.
later lustutlun.
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Unhu.lt ) . or lenmyl\nla liS .corcII on
Ly Pennf'I'anla Slate elogl. but pla'ell a
gibe whIch Is saId to Inve 11lpell : qOch
\VodrefI. ThIn was Penn's last Hame biore
the great Harvard match at Cambridge , and
( lie Philadelphia cranks are already thinking
hat ( the game 1& as good as voui. hut lIar-
yard Is i bound to Impro\e In Its play , anll It
I a quesiun whether tue Quuak'ra are not
playing theIr hste game right now. Coach
Woodrur has had al unusually hut : time In
keepluig J his players In ccndtlon : . and Brook !
WillIams , \llb and Wharlol arc saul to be
out or trim. They have nearly a fortnight ,
however , to recuaate ( , all It Is safe tu 55) '
that they wIll not resemhll hospital patients ,
when they lIne tip a/anst ! the dcelllers or' '
the Crimson . Many cranlc think that this ,
wIll be the H.Wle er the year . hut the .1"0' :
tees who still clIng to th.1 old , decrepIt In-
stituutlon . the American Intercol.gato : r'oot
Bill associatIon , consstlng ! of Yale alll ,
Irlnceton. 1111 that the 111111 champion-
ship gall between tli'se two novena al New
York City Is the only real big gal ! or the
season.
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1' llllr.hl'I. . . ( ' /lh / " 'II " 'itne.a ,
liii' : IsuiIi.
Ng\\ YOlK , Now. 10.-Tomorrow , nt the
Irlna of the gmplre AthletIc club , the
mUl1 talked , of meeting between Peter
Inher and Steve O'Donnel wi lake plac
This contest 11 ' excited general Intere
throughout the country anti nt'ariy I\er'
sporting man or IJ'omlnen ( ( hns come to
Nw York to wln ( ! the b.ittle. Mnher
und O'Donn(1 should , situ prohahy : will put
up a hotly" rnt'tecl ( . atl close lAhl , the
men helni.r very ( ( lushly matched acid both
In ] condition. ' 'he ' regarihed
Iplendld ( onlllon 'They are re/urllet
by experts a" two or the he" ht'nvywt'ighuts
now before the inublie being elalscd nl
Hecoul enl ) ' to the rplrell chinnuphon. A
large ] contingent . Including ,1m Corhet and
urlo coterie / trlnel ! are Il'm helevers
In O'honnell's abIlIty fr get the dlcl lon.
Yet. In lllu or the ) talent's oplnluu the
general puhae and foUllerl of pugills4le
OV0nts pin their faith to 1lhr , and hu 19 n
slight favorIte in I the bettIng .
In the twcnty-lvl rOlnd , that . the men
are ichetitiied tu box bully belIeve that a
pclslvo vlrtor wIll lp hall by one of the
contelant I II not likely ) ht' ! draw .
for the l/htlll wIll la' fast anti furious
/ wil lnt
front the "tnrt , anti or such n html as to
make n deci.ive . result certain. O'Innul
hiI been fuet ! ) tippet ! al I greatly Improved -
proved luau. A claim Ie made that hues Is
but a shade less clever than Colbett , and a
g(1rl ! lf 1 > lchI' .
I'etei-'s udmlrr say hue will hf doing ole
terrlr Rwlngln/ ul the time , and a good
land with hip rhht will mme than offset I
hal rlozen jll : of O'Donnell. ' 1here IH no
11eryln/ the flrl thai Iaher Is n wonderful -
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fulImprnvfd mnn. One or the heM jUllges (
In New York said 11her had 11pro\'I <
rnot e titan In ) ' tight tlr lie had ever Ieen In
the inline length or tune. laher , hu
thought would ll' In the nature oC I sur-
prise , notwlhFtnnlllJI the tnl , that has
been made a9 to hula abIlity . nnd lie looked
to t'ee . him settle his opponent . long before
twenty-five rounds have ben fought.
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'i'iflS'iIiiS IIADAS 11'1 t M.tV.
'l'rl' n'utllA t iii' ! .Id"'r" \'hen lie
It i'feiee Cul.l 'rl1 Iuiwn.
A large attendance was on hund to see
the foot bail match between the Second Infantry -
f'ltr ) ' team anti the Scotth Tlilstles nt
Fort Omaha yestlrda ) ' aferoon , Both
sides were strnfh' renre4pnted anti the
teams played hlrll bal for n while , Orny
got a goal after n few inlnutt's play . and
ten mlnnh's after notched another polnL
halt time cume end lie ! oldllm were get-
thug the worst of things. Referee Hohb
counted the Thlstles' players as they lined UII
fur the second half , anti It was found that
( hey were playing wIth one man more titan
the allotted number , and .
nlole1 numlr consequently the
goals that had been seor'd were lot nl-
loweil. ThIs made thIngs easier for the So- !
dlrs , who set to work rind . gave their vIa-
Iors some hot ' 01 ] ; Several ( lines . how-
ever thin soldlors' goal canto near being
dowfetl McDonald hall a couple of good
chalices but fplet to' send , the leather
through , and GI ) ' had hard luck In trlk-
lug the tap , ) . By a comblnell lun on the ,
hart of North , IhlFIH anti Kearney the lat-
tel ' Inlphd up II kicking a goal just before -
fore ( line . which heft the sohllrs winners
by 1 to O. Ten m' :
211 Infantry . l'oalttons. Scottish Thbtles.
Figarty . . . . . . 1ollon8. . .0011 . . Scotlh . . . . . . . ( 'uthiti !
4\lht'fl . . . . . . . . . . .Bld : . . . . . . . . . .Foitel uthll
Hoal'h . . . . . . . . ) ldc : . . . . . . . . . .lose
: I uruhy . . . . . Hulr hdck . . . . . .frusse1 !
Good . . . . . . Half hack . . . . . .McCormack
North . . . . . . .Halr bac ] ; . . . . . .ThfcR.on ) .
Hussel . . . . . . .flight wln ! . . . . . . \
Heiss . . . . . . .Rlght wing . . . . . . : . lcNel
avanauh . . . . . . ( enter . . . . . . . . . . .Dln
Brolnn . . . . . . .1.lf wing . . . . .tcDonall (
wing
\lllnl . . . . . . . Left wing ' . . . : . lcDonall . \ad(1
Umpire , A. D. Hnbh.
Captain J. Cavlungh huerehiy challenges
the Younl Meu's Christian assocIation foot
wherever ball teiun It to chooses. lilay a latph whenever ull
" 'Iuf" . Iiuc'u' 35e''l lug . lt 1"llllls.
M1tPlhI $ . No\ 10.-1. . S. llatch chIef
promoter of the proposed winter race meet-
log al BIllIngs parle. insists that the meeting -
InA w I begin next Thurslhl , as nuunoiuneed .
For this ho says he I , I'I111 upon It.V. .
( unnlnghmn , who orlllrell the clot " oC the
lCiunsai ' ( 'ity unset on Siiturthity . ' ] '
I\unsa ( Imel.t . 01 SatUI11) 'Jhero are
IOW less I liln 1f ( ) horses at BillIngs Pal-k.
\111
Hutch Is i
. now butler bond to answer /
clul.Ae of . oht\llnhl \ g ! mOllY 111er fiu lao pl.e-
tensl' : , Ilr.e"leI1 by I local grain and feell
man , resuling from n feed bill for three
cars of horses , which the l.roserutO'H
\\H
Indured to pa ) ' . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Su'll. . ht lu'e Ii't'Iii rt'uL (5(1 ( .
' . LOUIS , Nov. 10.- .
S' 10.sl..elal to lie (
Hellnhle from Aurll , Tax. . says : The
douhll eul race between Bubear an.1
Hall' " R'II , ! Gauduur end H01l'rs. for the
cluainphuii.hiii or the world , has been de- :
1111..1 Otf. 'he owner of the lake whero' '
the rce was to tie rowel ohjCltel ( to the
exhibition , ' ' . ,
t'utiiluy atah
Ixhlhilon 01 lnllu 111 the re8ult was
that the race was Immediately . ) ' derlaret err.
I I.II.U I.'UU . \SS.\tI'JH : ; . 'a CII. .
( 'hl.'IJu ' 11 .tseuigea ni 111"111 OC-
r",1 I \ . huuighit'i' , .
CHIAGO , Nov. 10.-I.ln Dock Dunn , .
ChInese lanndr'mJn on South lalsted street ,
was shot situ killed this morning by the
father or ! young girl w hem he had at-
tempted to a sanl The Identity ot the man
who did the shooting Is at present known to
no one outside of his own family . except
Lavyer George A. Trude whom he retaIned
lS his atore ) . : Ir. Trude notified Sergeant
Broderick or the central staten this evening
to cal his detpcth off the hearch for the
tnnrderer nut ! promised , to prothuc the
muderr al\l 11roruc @ man
who did the shooting at the corouer's Inquest
tomorrow morning. : lr. 'Crude refuses to
1'e the name or hIs clIent and wIlt only
1a ) that he Is thoroughly i ) ' respectable snats.
I appears hat ( the young girl had been sent
to the ( Ilundry ! to Ret some washing that had I
been left there. . 'he Chinaman attempted to !
take liberties "Ith the gl I , II ho had 1 hard :
struggle to escape She reported the matter I
to her rJther and the enraged man at once
dead. went to the laundry anll .hot the Celestial
1'lf'nfs ( tu ' \'sh'rl "n.'nfor" ( .
W'AShhING'roN , No , ' . lO.-Special ( ' 1'110-
granu.-I'aeuts ) ( have been
! rmJ-Intclll lilHled nB follows ;
Nebraska-George " ' . beer McCool , Iunc-
101 , table for ue In counting halots ; James
Outbrie i3uperlor . tank ; ' 1holu ! 1' . Owen .
Allals1 . tel holder for jctvller ' Inthes.
10\1- 'rell A . Allen Cedar Ilaplda Inbrl-
cant ; John H. . \ntrobu. Oituinwau , poultry
L'rate ; John Baiter MuscaUne . machine for
mchl.
cleaun unl\ salting tomaloes' Ignly Uerg-
maim , Fort : Irll\ ' on , l'ln holder : \lllnm
trIttogu . assIgnor olw-Imlt toV H. Sutton ,
Joon ' , diaphtagntot' 10Cl0 ( t\o Slt > ;
Luclen'c. . ' . 1 > 11. $ Ana\oia. : u \ " , ; boiers "
j\erln harvester ( 'onlpunr , Chicago , sheaf
carrier ; Irlnk B. (1mB : ledar Hlplts , de.
tltctor for blast stackersIavld C. I.andon ,
Dubnque. hosc reel : \llcrt I' JuMon. w'au-
Ion , brake ( or 1IGh : Aelt A. Liatternucum ,
lollcjO ) ' . cash r"lilten ; Joseph 1" . I.ym-
burner And P.1. I' . I.UNIIOD. Iubuque , Iluab.
leg tank : Ncls P. Nlcholpon , ) 1 Moines . '
combined car case and hat holder for
churh pews' I.uclus F. HlchRtIn Cedar
, V''I' ! . , bar Fred
Rapids build " tor bicycles : Bt . '
L Claire , oar . lok : , I
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CONDTIN ) OF TIE NEW \ \ NAVY
OOJlodore HiOhbOtfltih Report of the
Bureau of Construction.
FUNDS NEEDED TO MAKE REPAIS \
HIIII CI" " 1.'IJhl.rf I Shill" suit 1i"llt
I. 1'nI" , ' . ( . . . .llnl . 0" Iuuj.T tn
I hi' AhN" ' ' " ' " ' ne I % " ' ( I' ' I' ' ) '
. \ IIIU'IIIP ' rlu I Ion .
\V.tSIIINGTON , to.-Commodore
Philpl"hborn. 8uperntendrt : of the bitt ant
ot constrneton unl , I ellJlr ot . Ihe ( navy , has I
calllltl'l his rClrt for the year. Time re-
per ) t completes estImates for approprIations
for next year 'l'he mo1 Iml.ortant . Is $ ; , S50-
Sit ) , to be expended on easela Ilthorlz 11 hr
congress for the Increase ot the navy. lie
'lw ( asks far $1.500,000 for the general f'lull
vessels and or stores anti
ofc ! eJ the purchase Int
machinery . $ 2SO00 for contlnulnce or work
already authorlz,1 on the ( hlartfortl . hue ( Chicago -
cage and other , 'c8els , and $500,000 for two I
composite saIling vessels I
Ito dwells especIally upon the necessity or ,
adequate money for the ( repair of vessels
fer modern steel ships wlh their extrpfe
wh.lvlslons and elaborate systems or ventiha-
tioli. drainage and mechanical auxiliaries at
all Icllh , require mudl JUNter care both
when In cOlm'eslon and In c.dlnary uus' . than
wus rormerlj' the caM with the old woodeu
shills. I Is now more than nine . years slnco
the lrst vessel of the new II .y was put In
cOlmlslon , and tne necesilty for repairs and
renewals oi fittings anll equipment Is becomIng . -
Ing met e a 11 more pressing. The IJfc ) or
edrelo economy has about reached Il lImIt
und unless more ample appropriatIons are
made for the care and preservaton of ship ,
I and the general maIntenance or the yard
I plants tie ( etclency or the leet will be ill-
mlnlshell and government property will suffer .
rer serIous ( ietc'rioratloiu.
WOlK OF ' 1 'IAh1. :
Commedore Ilchbor notes the completIon
and acceptance durIng the year er the Mur-
blehed , Columbia , Olympia and Mlnnpapo-
ls , gIves status of other vessels which are
almost completed , alit ! also states facts In
connection with contracts recently let anti
specificatIons made und l the authorIty of the
; last naval appropriation bill. He suggests
the huportance at approprIations sufficient to
I push the navy yard hulls It Portsmouth , N.
Ii. , Boston , New York , League . Island , Norfolk -
folk , Va. , and Mare Island , Cal. . to a con-
dilon to meet the demands ot the lmmeliate
ruture. lIe thlnls $12r.OOO necessary at Norfolk .
folk , $75.0DO It New York , and $7Q.000 at
Mare lshnl\ lie also renews the recommenda-
ton or last year for the appropriation or
$75.000 for each or the new statIons at Port
Royal and Puget sound. This money Is , he
sars , necessary te equip tie stations with
tools , so as to cnable them to cover the
ordInary rpah'ork. .
IPOnTANT FEATURE NOTED.
Probably the most important [ part or the
report IE that devoted to the necessity cr increased -
creased dry dock facIlities. Mr. Ilchbor
nolIs the fact that there was no dock , 101-
ernm-nt or private. In the country stiff-
to dock the Indiana prehimloar '
cienty large prelmlnar )
to her first trip.
"H , " he says "Euch a condition confronts
the department In ( line or peace , It Is easily
realized how serious I defect It would prove
In time ( or war , when the cJsualtes of bottle
and necessity or keeping the bottoms or ves-
eels In such condItIon that they mIght de-
\'elop their highest OICed . would largely increase -
crease tll demand on our docking faclles.
The duet constructor endorses the' recom-
mendaten of the chief constructor at Boston
for a doc\ there sufficIent In sIze to take
the largest 'csael . as he does also similar
recommendatons from the constructors at
Norfolk and Mare Island "
Mr Hlchhorn ! also recommends that "In
order thdt the plant at our naval stations
niay always be kept II : a high state or effi-
clone . ) ' , for the performance or the general
work or repairing and fitting out . It IE earn-
esty commended . that In future approll'la-
ions 11ro\.lslol be made for having at least
one vessel In course or construction , at each
of the three principal navy 'ard5. "
SKILLED WORKmN DISCIIAILOED.
Explaining the reason for the suggestIon , he
says the completion of the vessels building at
New York and Norfolk navy yards has neces-
sitated the discharge or a large proportion ot
the skied force hitherto employed at those
statiotts . and It will he exceedIngly difficult
to maIntain the erclenc ) ' of the cOnstruction
and repair plants at those yards unless early
measures are taken to give regular emilloy-
ment to a small force or skied mechanics
In each of the principal Ylrds.
The report renews the recommendation IJre-
vlously made of an experimental tank In
which carefully cOllnetet experiments could
be made with models In such a way as to
antIcipate the performance of the completed
vessel , these results not beIng capable or attainment -
tainment In any oilier way. Several of the
foreIgn govrnments have already precded
us In thIs directon and have had constructed
elaborate experImental datons , the BritIsh
taking the lead. One hundred thousand dollars -
lars Is naked for such a staten , and I Is be-
Icved such a station , properly equIpped .
would enable the department 10 mRke original
researches and act on quto Independent lines.
Inst-ad of being compelled In great measure
to rely upon the expcrlments and deductions
or others , which must necessarily be accepted
at their full value , as there are no means In
thIs country ot testing their accuracy.
s.\\I : n Sg"I I.I , SA i.tituls.
. \ " ' . Ifllf ( 10Nf In " 1' " ' H"I"rnl " 1 , ' "
II"UIIII , tt.'i.ort
WASING'ON , Nov. 10.-I Jrst AEslstant
Postmaster General Frank II. Jones has mad ,
his annual report for the rear ending JunE
30 , J895. : Ir. Jones shows the divisions under
his super\lslo : : have saved during the rear
$ ,395,57 ; , the prlncll11 Items helng In the
saving In the carrier service by stoppIng
overtime and reduction or this force , amounl-
log to 1300000. The salaries to all presidential - '
dential poatnuasters amonnted to $5,897,200 ,
and the gross receipts of postoces ! $60,528-
097. The number of presidentIal postmasters
Is 3,491 , of whIch 151 ! arc first chars , 700
second class , and 2,632 third class. An estimate -
mate of $17,000,000 . for all postmasters Is
malIc for the year ] 89. an increase over the
present year or $1,000,000. The total number
or positions brought within the classified
postons . classifed lerv-
ice during the year was 2,395. : lr. Jones
recommends the abolition of experimental
free delivery service unless $10,000.000 Is
approprIated for the purpose , also free rural
delivery , unless $20.000,000 Is avpropriatetl
or the Investigations anti dlschange of car-
riers for cause , Mr . Jones says 3S5 carriers
have been removed. He reviews the condi-
tons which made the investigations neces-
aury . the principal one being that the ac-
cumnlatlon or overtime claims Ilowed that
iom-thlng was wrong. The work has been
systematically Prosecuted during the past
eight months and the carriers at 151 offices
have been investIgated. At these offices
there were employed 1,07. carriers , and their
Invest/atlon resulted In the following : Rep-
rlmand for various irrogularitlea . 208 : pus-
pended for falsifyIng trIp reports , 57 ; sus-
pended for failure to collect from street letter
boxes , 19 ; suspended for drinking whie on
duty and loitering , 392 ; dismIssed for drink-
Ing while on duty and loitering , 55.
Mr. Jones says : "In view or the great savIng - '
log enectell and the generl Improl'ement 'I
ot the sel'vlce , especially In the large cites ,
I would I'commend the OmpIO'lent of a
number ot men In the larger orces whose
regular duty It shall be to Inspect the work
or the carrIers , make suggestions as to ex'
tensIon ! and changes or routes . and , In fact to
hue a general supervision ot ( lie work or
carrIers outtde ot postohlices. BesIdes the I
aetusl sa'lnl effected . the ( Improved efclenc ) .
of ! service In lie ( offices investigated
must be crellted to this Pr'lce ,
"At every office the discplne ot the force
and efficiency ot the service have much 1m-
l'voved. tle ( work has been more equally 111-
trlbutel along lie letter carriers and at
many offices extensions mAde and facilitIes
Increased without additIonal coat
. "n eetlate of 12,9t0,300 la made
for tbB tree delivery service next year , The
money order report sho\1 that there are
19,561 dom.Ilc money orde offices . and
order to the amount ot $1BI,70 ' ,089 were
$5,70'.089
issued and $15Glfi9G83 paid Mr. Jones
recommends hegisla ( ton re ui ring clerkl
l handling money order business to give bonds.
CoucernluA deal letor water tie report
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says : "Theeuinber ot tllpcp" ef original
mal matter 1reevNh \ durIng th ) ' , a for
trhnent , va2 ,310S73 . a decrease or 781 , .
171. "
Mr Jones renews r'verah recommendttons
mAte In his last repcgt , tch ns a penalty .
for using \ol rlfks for nnlawrul purpoel :
to ( \re"enl bo'cltL1 Ilstom.s : to IletHI
the rranlcn law i lore stringent legIslation !
aRalnt obl'ene mal Inter : the power to
.
luspenll elpll".C the employment or tel' (
t'olor and suIi4tItIite clerks : call for dlnbled
cmplo'es : lie better claslfc.tton ot salaries
ot clrrkt' In lar'er ofecs , nod the employment
or ( substitute 'hidWiert. ;
lubstute1 \ ' - lrL - - -
1"1"'hnl. ! -\4--- , 'ilrlll 'l'riiuisi'u'rr.'ui ,
W'\Sll1NflTO't. o" . 10-Becatuse nr the
serious Illness or hit wife , Heu Admiral
Carpenter itas. at hiq , own rellrp' , been .11- .
lchf1 rrOI the ( command of th ? Asiatic
station. Commodore \ 1- . McNir hat been
or\ere 10 that dut ) Admiral Carpenter
retires front active servIce next \ehrual r , i
but his detlclu\ent from e0111n.1 ot th I
ltllon will lfinlt or huh early retll to thl !
COlntr ) ' . Commodore McNalr will leave Sin
Francisco , about November . 30. .
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tNhiIl.lflle OF' IllS OW : .
S.-rinouu ut . . \ , . ' iii t lie Cat.-
If lt
! 1'rl.1 . I..11 tl ( I ,
ft.l hiur Si i'i'et l hu"'h ,
( \nr
The seating capacity ot the Castelar Street t
11 esb'terln CIJlrelL was taxed to its full
capacity yesterday merning. The iuastr , He , ' .
I. M. Wilson . selected for his text. "lIe Came
I Unto His Own a'id Ilk Own Iecelved 11 I
I Not. " I
In substance , Mr. Wilson said thai Christ I
was In the worlr Ind made the world , but I
Ihc t Gente knew him not Tht salute was
true of the Jtov , the people or the connlt ,
and the law , Ils rh050n and Ills own : "They I
' " '
.
received 111 not"
lie cale unt Ills own. The Son or Ian ;
was born accordIng to prolls . In thlehm
nll of the see I or David , but the Hebrews , '
uihthioughu not. believing the scripture , rEceIved hint
not.'he Son of Gal was manifest unto His own. ,
The Baptst tE tOed that one mightIer than
lie was amongst them and seen was this
word or the prophet male good. He came
also , clonslnl the tellle ] , as Malachal hall
I foretold , suddenly anti hike reOners' fire anll
promising satisfactory guarant lie healed
the IIW lan and testified. ' 'My Fnther
worlceth hitherto and I worlc. " lie
red the .OOO and declare.1 hlm-
self to he the bread or ! ' . lie
le
ollenel the eyes or the bllll and said . "J
In the light or the world. " 1 ( raised Liz-
arls and procialinel . "J am the resiurrectioiu
resurreton
and the lIfe. " He even lay In Josph's sep-
Ilcher with the spear thrust tbrolRh his
heart and guarded by the Homan smtnels ,
Lit lie arose und came rerth and asreudell
to give repentance and forgiveness of sins
unto Irael As proplHt , prIest and king
He came Inl al as the fulfineni or the
prophets and the law. In 111 was no guile
111 lie sought the honor or Ihn that sent
hInt. Wih foresight lIe predicted his death
and resurrection and ! II 10"1. hi' healed
the lellers , caln 1 the sea and raised the
dead. lie came thatb 11s own as lie cOle
to all now with the proper credentials and
for the end of salvalon. (
But his own roe I'el hints not . 'he deputation -
taton from the Sanhe.trln sent to inquire
of John relurm\1 \ and quietly ignored the
Baptist's propbtcy . " ' But Jesus refused to he
I/nclo. \ I iIa ) ' wash our hands and say
with Pilate , ' "I wil , have 10thllA to do with
this just PHHOli , " , but our words are Idle.
We must do _ Ithllg with Him. They demanded -
,
manded 1 sign whet lie . cleansed the tom pie ,
although . that priestly act was itself a sign ,
and further proof was promIsed , A ) 'eal ,
aCer they took up stones to stone Him because -
cause lie heled a .man on the Sabbath autO
said He was q1tal with God. The ) ' silenced ,
the man whol eyes were opened and cast
hint out or the synagogue. They departed '
atI wal1ed no inure with 11m after Ills
sermon II Capornalint. They Hal these are
hard sayIngs. AntI when He brought back
Lazarus 10 \ { tM Aanhedrhn decided that
He must die and tip through lie ( Kedll
valley came ( lao soldiers with torches and
sta"es. 'hlY found 11m at Oethsemane's
gate , condemned lUau II council assembled
and wrung 'ram l'llate , an Inwllng ! son-
tone ? , and \e dancIng . demons they held
hlth caruuli'al aroun.Hls dross .
But Jest . iChf explains the secret ef
this unnat t&tu lAelf . Tie said : "Ye wIll
not comate ! e that ) ' might have life. "
"How often would I have gathered you as . alien
hen gathers her chicks but yo would not. "
I was not for lack of evidence but because
they rerused. Their pride or Intellect would
not permi them 'umblng themselves before
the Nazarene : their greed of \elith was In-
suIted when Christ drove the oxen and
money changers' agents or the high priest
out ot the temp1e. They were envIous be-
cause ot His popularIty . and their waning In-
iluence. They dil not find Him coring as
the ) ' had Imaglncd , and l'ley would not yield.
I Is the same now. Unbelief Is champlonel1
hy the "wi ttot" or the one In rebellion.
Your trouble Is lot that YOI cannot believe ,
but that you will not.
The eld I not ret , blt the cntcomc Is fully
fet forth. Thls"l the cond mlaton that
113itt Is come Into the world and len 10"01
darkness rather than . lght TI chief priests
did not need to .stagger Ice drunkards
through h Ito streets or Jerusalem In order to
reap condemnation-nor han/ on the cross as
thieves , nor sweep .tcwn aM hamlis ont or
the moullllns , as Ilolves Oi the rohl-t'ey
were condrmned already because they ro-
ccln"d limit not lInt now the judglent Is
set and before the gre.it white throne stands
.
Catepluaut. \ Iat thought ) .01 or ChrIst ? I
give sent lce. "lie Is worthy or death. . " Jld s
Iscnrlol . , "I betrayed Ilnocelt blood"-the
thirty pieces or sliver rllKlnt In his CI1
oterutally. Their confession Is uiuhehief . and
their judgment Is condemnattoiu . Contrast
the trIumphant faith at the ox-chancellor or
Germany and the ex-premier or England , and
the last will and testament or Charles
Dickens , In which he commelds 'Ilmseir to
God through the clealsllA blood of Christ ,
Contrast them and take ] your choice. ReceIve
or reject-which Ial It be' ! The judge
pauses for your reply.
'OUK SI'I' - 11.I"OIt . , I ncn ; 11:1' : .
Si.st.iiii oe fu' ' . \ ' ' 'IIIA I..l..nl .
Court \11 I . I , a iIuis' 0. . .
ChEYENNE , W.o. , No , ' . lO.-Speeial.- ( )
The November term or the Lnleo States district -
net court , which commences Monday ,
Itromians to bl marl than or u'ual Inteest
Aiuuong tIme cases to be trIed Is that ot J.
, Amon/
' . t-ch1 Imown business or
v. Smih , n wel man
Newcastle , W' ) 0. , charged wIth unlawfully
killing cattle helonslng to the Crow IndIans .
glmer Ilaiui , . who was assistant postmaster
at Fort Washakie , whit be tried for embezzlement -
mont or postal funtls. Hank Is also under Indictment -
dictment In Ihe ( slate courts for embzlement
of county funds alleged to have been stolen
white he was county treasurer's delluty.
Frank Conway will be tried for robbing Ile (
Rock Springs l)9Ibulhice. Conway Is ale al
offender agalns.111e state laws and Is serv-
lug a sentence ,111 , fobblng a store at Piedmont -
mont 'he can attracting the most atten-
ton Is that relatll to ( ito Jackson's Hole
Indian trouble. , AhUmber or wItnesses to the
killIng or Indlan5.1h white setters In July
last are here all will be examined before ( lie
/181d jury ) ' with Ihd.vlew or obtaining Indictments -
ments against tiiessttlers responsible for the
killing. Amen the wItnesses are a number
/ (
or Indians wlo .f'lrIed part of the party who
were fred tipois hyj the posse when the kIlling
took place. During ! the sezsion a decisIon
will be render& 11 JUdge ltiner upon the
fueaton or tb" intiiaius' right to bUDt In
\Vyonuing. I I a ,
slmo hl1iii.lt / JO'WS nUS\ ' .
Robs 'l'wo1",1. . : " In ( lit' Sn tim . 11.,1
\01" 11 HUlr ,
Mrs. T. C. tbuaUion ' , living lt 1722 Dodge
street , heard 'i 1noIe In her hallway last
evening at 8:30 : oelock : and on going to see
the cause of the ' noise was confronted by a
burly negro , who thrust a revolver In her
race and told her 10 keep quiet . emphasIzing
his remarkl with dreadful oaths. The negro
was bound upstairs and Iar proceede1 hut a
few steps when I ! was seen When Mrs.
onaldson cried for help he retreated through
the front door and e caped , His object was
undoubtedly to make a search at the upper
floors and take whatever he could carry away
with hilnu. The mater was reported to thi'o
pollee matter and detect es were set to work on tie
Miss Orphlo Smith . who beards at 1722
122
Capitol avenue , Is minus a much prize gold
watch. Some one entered her room and took
tl early last evenln ! She has no clew what-
. , ' ( Ito thief. Aa time house
ever to tlo tllef. tle I just north
at where Mrs. Denaldlon had a revolver
thrust In her face It I Is supposed that the
ume negro visited both houses , The police
polce
were Inrormed of time theft and are lookIng
for tle dusky rabbiI wha I IU.plclaned.
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BE\VARE \ OF TiE EVIL EYE
Absurll Supcrsttions Provnlcut Among
Devotees of the Stage
ACTORS MORE WHIMSICAL \ ' / ThAN SAILORS
Sill ) ' 1 11.'I"N " 'hl'I'h. . . , . If\ 4. lint
l'fIIIUf ( I'h 11/1111-1 / IIU , ' > . iii'i'iieii's
ur I'roinlient iii'iihi'i's uf
I Ito I.u h'J ' lul.
Ot al men the actor \1 \ the uttost t stipt'rsth-
( lotus. The pall for being 108t , thorouRhl'
hnpre/nated with supersttol\ has frequUty
tien awarlt',1 , 10 Ihl' sailor and the seller :
but to those People who lowe even u
passIng acqlnlntanc'e , wlh ! len and WfnlPn of
tim . theatrIcal rorellon the assertion Ihat
anr other clas or human beIngs can ho' more
superstitious ( hunt aclors ts beyond liehief. for
there Is ever ) ' evidence that the Ileellle of the
stage are so IhorOURhl saturated with super-
stton that the surronndlng air Is hatiemu with
I In every showe and fancy , says the New
York 'lneJ
Not only are tie SUIRe , the play and the
theatrical cotumes slturatell with SUlJNS-
thon. but every event In life has for the actor
its accomplnylng superstition. So tar dos
he got'Ithm his HUlercllon that he some-
tme , rounds a superstition on a superst-
tioti-aut , for Ilstancp , In the habit ot wearing
dead men's rOthfs , the clothlnr or one's self
In such hahilmenis havln/ ror ags been re-
gardeil as sure to result in tlestim ! to the wearer.
To an actor the \\arln o a stage costume .
or 010 great dead actJr Is sure to /.1 In-
sitliatloil anti fauna , according 10 the pt
superstItIon . and the old slperstton Is thus
wlp'ul out of existence and loses . Its rcrce. In
ordinary life the ( old Inw says that I Is an
Indicaton that "tIme e\1 e'e" Is upon the
per&.ti who ) sees a pin or any sharp Inetrit-
ment wIth the Ilolnt toward him i but this
15 rever-cd In the theatrical professlun , for
It Is bad luck to set a \ln h with the head to-
wart ! ene. I Is the delight or all bettors
on the race tr..ck to touch tIme hum1 of a
littnchtback all all gamblers at Monte Carlo
con lder this act as sure to lurIng good luck :
hut , on the contrary , the actor dates hi had
luck from time appearnce or a hunchback
In he I aulioutee emu a "fIrst night , " 11 80me
other tinue.
PECULIAR TO ' 1 IHOJ'ES81 .
There are superstItions In the iurofesslout
clingIng to sUllernumerary anti tar alike ,
whIch arc unknown outside , the Itrtufe5siOn.
A cross-Eye,1 , man could not find elilloyment
In an ) capacity within the wals or a lhealer.
I the rule should be relaxed , and a CIOss'
eyed stage carpenter or a property lan
should bt , maged , he "oull be discharged
the vcr ) moment the el/htest I-I lck befell
the I company , for It would bl his presence
that brought mlrortune. The actor 01' actress
who has several times hen lu the cast of an
unslccessul play , Is given the nJm of a
Jonilu anti ever after Is regarded n. pure to
bring ill-luck 10 others I Is a fact that
mlny I promlslnA actor has been ohlg d to
leave his profession because he was tahooed
aumd made ummiwelcome wherever
as a Jonaim Ind Inwelcome
he wEnt hy his relo" s or the prores"lon. On
the other hand there arc actors who are regarded -
girded as mascots and cherished like gifted
iallsnaauts. The star who has htPIJened to be
housed In several hotels which ha\'c heen
visited by fire Is called the "fre flood , " ant !
houses In which they happen to put up , as
well as theaters In which they appeau' . are
given a wide berth when postble by all mem-
hers or the Irofesslon. ( Miss Kate Claxton ,
after the burning of thl Brooklyn ] th ater ,
acquired this name , for she waS playing an
emigageunetit there In "Tho Two Orph.ls" In
thin winter or 1876 ; when hue terrible conla-
graton occurred.
The Indlvldlal suplrsUtons or cortaln
promInent actors are often amusing and
always rhlicumioumo. For instance , a great
actor 'W a load of hay on the afternoon or
the day upon which he was t appear In n
new pIa ) ' . lIe was successful , and ever
after Insisted Ullon ha'lng pro\lled for him
a load or hay UIJOn which to wish before
enterIng the theater emu the first night or a
new play. He happened to be succasfuml '
with all his h new plays , and atributed hs :
success not alone to his own talent , but
meetly to the fact that he had male a wish
upon a load of hay. I one new play had
brett a faIlure there Is no doubt the hay
would have lost Hs vIrtue and been dls.
cardell as au evil worker.
Edwin Booth was regarded as a man or
comlon sense . yet he would ne\r sleep In
a room In a hotel with an odd suumbcr . His
great friend , I.awrence Barrett , had a lastn/
Ilrejldlce agaInst Ieople who had man ) "S's"
In their names , and always malle up his
couiupany so far as possible , wih men and
women In whoaI nlm s the ohjectonablo let-
ter did not appear. His frIends attrIbuted
tItle ! prejudice of Barrett's . surely strong
enough to he Itylec superstIon ! , to the fact
that his own uuamne-O'Shuaughmlieits-lm.ttl so
lan "S's" In It.
The fast friend or 1.'orrest nail great ( rage-
dlan , John McCullough . had a slperstlcn
cOIJccnlnF the manner or ltUttlnt . on hits / hlrt (
and other apparel , for he would iuevem' pelmlt
his dress to put any garment cwr hIs hlall
This was only one or the many sUI rsttons
which Jo.ered the lIfe of an otherwise bane
nuaut . .blt this one was VC'y Inconveulent at
tmes and caused much trouble In thin making :
or his garmenls.
John T. Haymond always regarded a red-
he"dell woman wIth extreme itoruor. To mlet
I red-headell woman on the day of the IJro-
dncton or a new play was , to him. an omen
of bad luck , anll he has been Imown : to remain
In the house all day In order not to bl exposed
to the superstItion.
There wits one runny slpersttcn which
held poor J. K. Emnunet to time day of his
death and ntade hmimuu apjar rIdiculous
at times , as lie was very fain to keep it to
huimnsehf , insteatl of exphaimmlutg lila actian , It
hue was guimig up or cotuiltug ( lown stairs amid
aruothier iorsomu attonaptid to pass hInt out ( lie
ihight lie .votuld always go back amid stam't
over ilgalmi , uuo matter what lila hiuii'ry miiiglmt
be. itt a crovdeti lmotel one unay Imagine
Iio' ; muaany timutes lie uuuay hiaie tutruied in de-
scem'thing several fIghts of stairs amid how
laborious luls jotmuney. Nat Gooiwltt cartaiiuly
i a mutatu of good sense and ito cue , to iook
at hiimut , would sumppose ( hint lie hiss a pet su-
perstitiomu , yet lie has , for lie considers it
good luck to tuert a gray hioms in tIme morn-
lug The velh known Jantes Lewis has beei :
leumown to carry in Ida pocket a small sImon
for a mascot , anti will muevem' play a ganute of
cards witlmout hmas'ing that mascot in lila
pocket , altluoimglu ( hue record does not cay that
lie aPvtymm wiuts. lie foumutul ( hula shoe uttany
years ago atid hiss ever since regarded it as
a tahlemutan. Toni W'ltiften alw'ay's said that
lie owed hula success to hIs knowledge of
muwsic , and that if lie lied a unusleal entrance
lit shmarps lie was alL right , but let time band
get Into hats vImeui hue emutereti and hue was
sutre of hmls effort falling flat on thin ammdlencc.
altl.oumghu ( list audience iuever imoticed tIme thlf-
ferenee in ( lie key.
NAILS FltlGIi'L'ENED CL.IA MOI1ItIg.
It has been said of Clara Morris thmat sIte
never set liar foot upon thin stage if there
huapluened to be a stray nail ( lucre , atud always -
ways insisted upon its removal before site
Wouilti mumake an entratice , Of Faiumuy Javeuu-
port it is saul that site will never tise a eec-
inetle of anether fiske ( luau ( list of a unant
a-Ito served her fromut itla own naanulactttre
whien a child. Once shuo was oblIged to tttako
lip hutr face for a first amearance withm a
strange Cosmetic , which lied been rocommm'
ntentled to her , and the play was not a sue-
cess. "Time Anlericamu Girl" was its name
Atla Rehamu regards as aim omen of ihi'luci
Pin on ( lie stags witim thin hicatl turned toward
her. The first nmlghmt of "Love on Cruche" (
at Daly's thmeaier sIte saw a lila emu tIme stage
with time head turned toward liar , anti to this
chreumutatance siio has ever since attributed
the fact that anotlmer actress , in a subordinate
part , matie a greater success titan site did in
the leading role. It nsy not hue superstition
witlchi governs Agnes hioctlt itt thie action , butt
it is a fact ( hat slu will muo'or pertnlt a vig
to ho dressed upout iter hienil.
.
Theatrical managers are freqimentl > ' suuper.
etitioUs to a great degree , and many of thorn
might be cited as luaving alt time folk-lore ex-
( ant , especially ( hat conmcerning the liroduc.
( ion of a new phay. It ( a said of Tony I'ator
that on the mornIng of ( Ito day of tile prohuc.
( ion of a new play ho always puts his left
sock on first , anti If lie lmaiipens to get hIs
stulrt On WfOii aide out It goes with 1dm that
way all day .N cii ( illinoro conaides it an
omen of bad luck , if , when walking with a
friend , aetna person or object passes between
them , and tue willretrace his steps far blocks
(0 ( go around such interfering person Di' oh-
ic-ct. it tmecesaary. so as to pass tluo Interfering
hot ! > ' with iii , friend at lila u'kite , Johmt Ste- (
somu's dreammuu. are world famed , anti the hmorror
of Augtishln Daly ivhmen a cros.m-oycd leerson
ask" for atliuuissIon to his tlucater Ott It first
itighit lies beetu cotttmuuenteil ( upon tlSfl > ' ( lUtes ,
( 'Al GiI'I' 'I'll i l'.tl It IN lC.t'sS.ti ,
lIe , hli.rt.mi mmmi. ! II is I'mrgmusmummr lu'r-
( uilt'ii hi > tiiti IiulI imismi'IIu's ,
5101tx F'ILS , S. I ) . , Nov. l0.-Si.eclmtl-- ( )
Time hiusbaittl of a Sioux Falls w omutaut Is in
mu at hluitchilmusomu , Kas. W'It it Imirtu Is an
Iowa womtuami , vitht w itomum lie has imeout living.
Two years ago hr. mnuil Mis.V. . Il. hiortuni
cittmuo lucre froumu Sithttomu , In. , stud the doctor
niumuomuitced that hm was ready to receive pa-
tients. Somtme timmut , mutter hue left agaimu for
Shelilotu , daunting tittut lie couP ! tuot get a
Huitlefiuctouy prmuctiee lucre. I in left his wife
lucre amtil clue moms bt'mt takitig itt sewimig
utitico , Tlme latter thought itmat everytlming
\ % as tuot righmt tutu site secured time services
cf a lirtut of las > 'nra lmm'ro to 11)0k tufter her
I imttt.btmtl , It tvas iearmut"ti ( list lie list ! left
Sheldout at 1(11 1 lie wife of B , A , hlo > uh , a lIvery-
liumun titer. ' . rime ) ' WCuo ( tttcked to a smummll :
cattle tow ii Imi ICatisas , wlti'm'e time Sioux Falls
attorney secumreth their arresi. horton ctuut-
fessei that hie hmth hterstiatleil Mm a. hloyui to
get a 'iivoi'ce fromui imer iiimsbauich ottO fly vithm
iuItii. TIme ta o will b' ltrooecttte.h.
It is now ltietty certain the gang of
hittrglnrs tt'liic'Ii Imuc htet'ui rcbblmtg so taint > '
Soumthm Dakotit Postoihices auth stores iii this
etatti is tto % % lit j.tIi huer. Tiucy are time
three cauglut last rnek at Garri-isotm. Titey
gs'e thmeIr mmamttes as George iruitt , Rtlwnrul
Ciruammuetus anti \ViiItuiun Graves , At tommy r.tte.
shmce their appreitnuislon , tut ittirgiarirs have
occurred. Thus > ' hmave all iteen liotunid ov'-r
for time secoutti limits iuu $1 .000 ltontl eau'hm ,
first for robbing time Postottice \S'inufrcl , S.
I ) . , autO yesterday fitr roithimug time \iaeisctu ,
S. I ) . , Itoctoiflce. Johuti Miller , vIto is also
Itoh. ! by time feileral atuthorttlu.s out ouspiciocu
of iueiuug tue leather of a big gang of burglars.
lies lund itls lioarimtg POStiiOiiCi ( for ( we .eeks.
Yesterday occurred thue a edtlinug lucre of
Mr. Oscar A. lirowit amid Miss liarrieft itmu-
Itade , botim ) ntmng i'o&ety hteopIe Cf title city.
'l'lut' ) ' left for ( heir uuesv hattie iii Cemlar htapltis ,
It , , wtuero Mr. lhrowmm hiss a positioiu as PCI-
% 'atn secretor > ' to h'reuii.Ieum . ( ( Iotldell of time
llmtriimugtomt , Ceeinr Italtithe , & Northierit railroad -
road ,
Nium'tial SImuI.nis F'lglit ,
FItIiMONT , Nov. i0.-Spceialleour ( )
> 'ouung mcmi at ( lie Noriuuah school got iuuto a
highut last titgii ( and the two vioosere
worsted cauuie to tow ii amul had tlue other two ,
Framik Siuuff ottO J. 1" . Itay , arrested for as-
&mult amid battery. Time > ' were releesetl mu
timeir own racogmmizamce amud theIr trial set
for Montlay mutortming.
Last tuiglit a couple of boys about ( If , years
of age , giving their names as Miller amid
Thomas , vero released trotn a sealed freight
car. Tht boys got lutto time ear at Cheyenne.
'Fhme car vas fiustemmeul autO sealed autO the
train started ittuuitedlateiy after timoy got
itt , auth ( imeyvere umnimble to get out. Thicy
huad hiecit lut the car without food or water
about thirty hours.
Time regular mnetting of time \'otmtau'iu club ,
lieu ! yesterday afteruuoomt , was dovoteti ( me a
dIscussion of ( ito writliugs antI character of
Eugcmue Field. Several of his best kmmnwn
itoems were read , aud thuere were papers
upon lila work ar , a joutrnalls : antI as a poet
of the chuilmlremi. hteeolmmtfouus of s'unlmathm > ' for
Mi's. I"lehd vero mtdoltet.h. (
CIoMI' ii'tiyt-'im 'ai-i t y mm muil No'ris.
IIEA\'EIt CiTY , Neb. , Nov. 10.-Special (
Telegram.-Ttme ) latest reumrcus fromut this
juthlclai district iuudicate that U. W. Norris
of thus city is defeated lay 1) . T.'dli > ' by
two votes. Time oillciai calivass will be re-
qulred to thechtie It.
A small btmlldlng occiupIcti as a sltoe shop
in ( hue hueart of tIme business itorthon of town
was set. out fire last mulghit. Time insult' luatl
beeti dreitchteti withm oil. Time fire comuuianv
controhied tIme fire ieforo tutucim ( lamitagt re-
reumlted.
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h'url I a ii's ( 'umu'gn H , 'iui.i't1.
NEYOItK , Nov. I0.-Tlu condition of
time Full fliveu' line steamliocit l'mmritzmmi ,
whIch ran at'huore Novt'tniter 9 , duuritig a
fog , ueuauinm unchuaugetl. All time freIght
huts imeetm trauusfcrremi. The sea Is emmauntlu ,
with a light nurthmwost win. ! . it is simlit
thumu ( an effort vIii be mmmdc to haul hem off
tomorrow.
( 'i.stly II Imize I ii N's' York ,
NEW YORK , Nov. 10-TIme propt'ty atmti
jiiflt of the Ihiumstratetl Arnerleamu Magaziute'
at First avenue atud East Twenty-third
street , was almost destroyed by fire this
afternoon , Loss , $25,000.
I'EhtSOSti,1'tltAG U . l'hI.
J. M. Gillespie of Lmker4de : is regtotered at
( hue ireade.
II. P. Fiimut is registered at time Mercimsutta
front Glbbomu.
1) . 1' . Roife , a Nebraska City uutan , is a
l'axton guest.
FL It. Sadler , a Ltutcoln muiercltant , is a
the Merchmaitts.
C. II. Cornell- ValentIne hjaimlcem' , he a
Merchann' gmmet.
Jolmut Peters nuiti wife of Fmemmtont arc stop-
pim.g . at ( lie MIllard.
C. C. Mamoit anth D. II. Morria of Chadron
are two Arcade gitcete.
Mr. I' , S. Lathmrop is reglsereuh ( at time
ltarku'r from St. Joe , Mo.
C. \Vhlhiamtus antI wife of Granti Island
are gutCits at time l'axton.
Fourteen , ntemmileers of l'rlntrose anti \Vet's
ntiumetreln arc stopping at ( hue Barlter.
14. T. Geers anti W , . II , harrIson of Grand
Ishautil were at tIne Murray yestermhny ,
hi , G. Spemtceu' , C. IT.Vartl and F. J. Doloco
are Kansas City arrivals at the Barker ,
Teum members of Otis Froitinaru's "Tue Col-
much'sVivos' ' company au it quartered at
the Barker.
George l'rlmroro anti wife , \\'Ihhiarn IIVeat
stud \Vllihani II. h.efi of the l'rIrnroe amuth
\Vest contpany imre at the Murray.
Misses Fggheston autO hhtinna of Cle'elanth
are at thin l'axtun. havlmig immterruupted a
jo.mrne > ' to CaiIfom'mtha a few days' , to visit
friends in ( ho ott > ' .
Mr. A. Gertley of l'liiiauleiplmla , thm germ-
era ! gas engineer of ( hue imuany gas ; mIatuts
of I'hmhhadelphuki , Kan'as City attti Omutaima , is
iuiaklng Imeatlqitarters at thmo Muuray hotel.
Nebraka arrivals at thin hlarker mire : Mr.
it. R. Lie > ' , Grand Island ; Mr. E. II. Saneul ) ' ,
Kearmue > ' ; Mi' . it. C. Sears , Keamney ; Mr. J.
M. Gordout mumuti wife , Limucoln ; Cilmut ii. Siate"
and \Viihiatt ( 'urrauts , Blair ; Framukustim
autd Charles ' 1' . Drown , Grand lehsuid.
At ( ito Murray-A. ( Jaiticy , l'hillaIelpimia ,
Pa. ; W. 'I'Vhtitfielth , Cedar Rapids , ha. ;
Ii. iliochu , V. hi. Loll , Eunil 11. Klitgo muted
wife , b. B. Masoum , I. N. Ccx , 'tv. ii. \\'st ,
Gorge l'rimttrost' autO info , Ne'w York ;
S. llaynos , 0. \'einthieimtt , J. himurris , Charles
Meintz , C. A. Hurst , W' . Ii. Ryan , Chticago ;
\Villlaun ii , Law-ton , 'I'retmtoum , N. J. ; 14 , T.
Geors antiV. . II. Ilarrho'on , Grand Ilantd ;
0. hI. Reed , 1'itburg , l'a.
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What
You want of a medicimie is that it rihuall do
you ) good-purify auud conch your blood ,
throw' off that tired feelimug , anud give you
iiealth , strength1 courage mind ambition ,
. Hood's
Sarsaparilia is the only trite blood purifier
prominently let the publIc eye today , mind
it , meets these requirements perfectly.
This Lu proved by the testimony of thou.
sands of peoplo. hood's
Sarsaparilla
hiulids up the suervea hay feeding them on
pure blood , creates an appetite by toning
the dlgesti'o organs , overcomesThut Tired
FeelIng by giving vltaily to the blood ,
and gives sweet rofretmhlueg sheep , You
siiny realize that hood's Sarsaparilla
Does
this by giving it a fair trial. Insist upon
flood's and only flood's , 1 ; six for 5
U tand'e ! Ohlic ! tsrmanIotiii7 wits
iII Ueo.4'a Sirupsrilis , SN ,
WHAT FOLKS SAY
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4
lit ) 'I'hild' mC sO'av ev.e t'l' (113 . " 11 ( Yl
lslIhlM I'Ol ( f
I t 'nit' > - 1)num't , 'l'imey hCtinev at
'a'a'I-i 'i'hi. ' tre SIu'k , tutu 'l'iii' '
It ii ii ) , 'a'a' ii e H 'I' Is u' ) ' % I'i' ( 'mm ri ii ,
'a'a'Imnl hums ( 'mired 'i'imci.i ,
> tei' If ( lii' 1'illhti ) hiij.t .tiiilIi' ( Ii ilIi ,
.
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1)o eli kiinv 'Imumt yoiit' lhutieys are
fOt' ?
't'lm t' _ ' mi i'e' ( ' 0 1' III I tii ii fl hi ii P11 ii fyi ii g
yohht. hlomtul ,
lu ynmi stIfl'i' fu'ohlh l' ' liii lii ' ( ) hh1'
tat u'k a ii ii si ( I ( 'si , emi ( 't' tlt's&tmi t'st4 , it ( 't'uhi $
hi i'&uil , ill Ill mn's mu I' yeti I' t' , . ' u'l I d ri , tt 'elh I tug
suf , 'ommi' fttt tim ! utmmkii'it ?
1 I' yithi ul is I t is h ( ' ( ' nst , 'nih I' 1 ; 1 ml ii t'ye
mu i' ' I I tit 1 mU il fyi hg yn ii i' 1 slot tl.
Itini hiloitmi is liht' mid vmik't' . I I l4
itol stimo tiM.
Ituit It is lutuith' lit your hutu ) ' m'V'V ( , % '
iutitmtutt' . it let mimumuhu' fin umuthue vuiste that
gtii'M liii itt yluhu' littil ) ' .
\ \ ' I m t'mmt''u'r ) 'nti 1 mu m vu' n r I I i ink , you
'iu u' otu t stutu mu' i ta mt ii I' t hue mu mtt t tei' vi mlt.'hi
utulli'tt : iii ) ynimu' imtii' , iut' him'alim.
'i'iilt4 ' . 'uuslu' ummittti'i' let uii ito l'tii'tlmor
mist' . I t is lliei' hitt'imt'tt gitt'luttgi' . it
tumid itt' iimm'ovmm umway.
'titlm' luhonil 11111 $ it ( ' ' umuititer ium Its
I him t't' 8 mimi : m t'ii ( 'ti t lie w'n si ti t 0 yulhi t' I Id-
Ii ( ' ) 'S.
\'ittlt' hlullte's lhlit'm' it nut uuf your blood
: titul timi' ' ii ( Jilt Of ytuhut' mmii ) ' .
'l'hmls i vlmuut your kiilmit' > 'co ium' for.
'i'lmlt4 lii i'hmy lr. I Ithih'it , , Slmtu'ttguit.t l'itl
itt' ) ' I 'Ills -lil ( titt. blood homilies utumul
kidimt' , ' ti'oiihit's , lt't'ttmst' ! I lii' ) ' tittiku'
I lit' k iti ttt''s , ill I i'm' I Ii t' I uht itul.
I lt'i'u' is mu lt'l tt'i' i'i'ttitt ut Pt'iltllueltt
gt' it I I t'iu ma mm of I butt mum m . I I e Stt3'M
lit iS'i' ( SN , Aumgnst titlu , 0S.
I I old i's ol 'ui tt'l mm t' ti. ,
( 'hmli'mmgt , , Iii.
t : tt i i P itt t'tt--
I t Is 'lthm gi'ett : imheusure : tutu I t'eushfl-
uuteuud I I a' ivul m ii mu' fuui hit emi k'ium um 1 t'oiu'r-
t los of , S' ( ) ml r t'xci'i I t'mi t i'eitn'd ) ' . I hit vu'
for ) 'Pt : u'M I it'u'it ut gt'r'n t sq iTem'p from mm
it ( 'Ii I t' k I ii mm t'y I m'otii ml u's um imtl I i mm vi' I u'It'ti
t'\'et'3' k itu' mu m m m 'ui it'i mm c' v I I I m oil t a II ) ' bene-
I i ( lii I i'esmul Is.
'I' I m t'ott git I lie ml ti V ht'u' mu I' : t iuhm' I eta it i
vim S I mu ti ii t'm'd ( o I m'y I I tuid s's i imi u'im gus
] Itlumt' ) ' l'ihls , utmmd tmfit'r tmslmig 11mm' llrmet
hitX I vms : 'otiviumt'u'mi I Imami mit last fouuud
it I ) ( 'i'hh ( II It ( ' ii t ( 'it If' .
I tttit how' Pt'u'l't''tl ) ' ' 'il : until lvn
lux.'s of Ilolilt's Spim'cugius : lidmmi'y l'iils
is 'lmnt mliii it. it vmttul,1 Pm' hutuitusmellile
for iou' it , say too ttnnlm itt hhmt'lr lum'uulse.
Vt'my trimly youth's ,
, i.M hS I I. L'o'N'II ( ,
NO. 2d I mvltmg St.
1110(1(1 ( I m'otuhuh's ( imhI't ( Imii'aut u'.lluu ills.
( 't1s ( , ' etui ) ' .
'l'Iit' ) ' iiht'tum : ulmeumutat lstn , gotut. ttuumme-
I mliii , ( .1 uhtmu'm msl it , i sm : I t' , I ilood k'ss coin I tlt'x-
, lumu'k ni'nummhht , litum , ltt'utlmi'lmu' : : , ullzzi-
it'SM ( , lm > 'stm'u'ltm , ui'umi'8lghi. ele.
'l'iiiis' t1ist'm'u'.m : cm i'm' mint gi'itOl'ltli ) '
ecu I led I ml 1)0(1 ( ( I iSi'il S'S' , I ) ml t t I i 1' ) ' il u' ' lilootl
hlM'ltSt't4 till I lie satin' .
, ,
,1i ii' ) ' 0 I ui'i'i tuSt' I I i ( ' 3' 0 i' ( ' ( ' 8 1 I seil by
it ) ' ) iii liii' lulood lmlt'hm thm llhmn'y
4 lot i't l ui'ttiteu'i ) ' ill t P1' .
'i'iit' ' of it lit tutu as stton mime liii'
kltimmt'ys hui'glmm to tiller tIn' lultuoul all
I htt'st' d lt't ; st's ii I 'ut imi mpn r.
A itd I 1 ii' lit'S t \'lt ) ' I ti t'it i't' t lie k I d mm cys
cmiii ! uittkm' : llmu'umm do timu'Ir 'ut'k oh' hilier-
itmg lime lilunil Is to tule : I ) i' . I luilub'me
Siimu''ugtms : I. itium.'y I 'ills.
'i'lii'i'i' is iiihiiitug hmuti'imuftul : uhiiitit 1Im' .
Ilimhh'ei Sjstu'ttgmm' : iiiimtt'y l'ihltt. Noift.
I it L' hni t Itlirt' v'gm't li I il i' I i 'i I I ii g mu iid
Ittimit' iit't'iis muumul u'otiti , ' , -
'i'iu' ' mepmuumuimtptsuleil IS ' '
) mime ) ) ) $ -
t1 : u t i S tt itil h"'t'i U I 1st me 'l m 0 1 m mm ye I es I
tlmt'uum uumttl fouuitd mmumt I lii'lm' gmmqt t ( 'hui'n-
I I i'm' I mow'em's , mm it il t I mnumsa Ii i I s o C i n'o ; sIt'
s'Imts lmui't' bt't'iu t'ium'u'il 1) ) ' 1)m' , I Iohd's
S it t'n gus i lmlut.'y . I ' I II ii mm ft ( ' 1' I I it' ) ' hit d
givi'um U I ) It hi imopt' , v Ill uti vt : ys con t i it the
I ii sI mug I lmu'l i' I trto Isp.
lr , I iuhil' Sitau'm''ns : i'luluui'y I'ills nun
for sa I e 1 5) ' mu I tim'iuggi ii I ti. om' vI II 1 e spit t
hth''l ( II I tI t 0 tt Il ) ' it ml d t't'ss for 51) ) cemi I s p'r
htox.
,
\n I tin I tin ittu It ) I dmht't . ' ' _ I" I I I u'm' for 's'ott m'
fllooml , ' ' fm't' out u'e I itt'st . I I oh il s's \I i'd I-
( 'I itt' ( ' 0. , 1' I i li'ti ( ti' Sn mu i'u'a it ( 'ISf'O.
' ' " '
AS CUS'i'OMMt"u'
HOBB SPARAGUS PILLS
wIll bo soltfimm Ouiuita : II ) ' Limo
Sherinati & ) IcConnell Dru Co.
1513 lticigu street , secummcl drinr .um't of 1' . 0
AI IlSlil lhX'I'S.
'it : c' ( Tonight. )
LJ4J 11 A : : ! lONlY
Last I'-rom nttittci' of
'I'HESEILEY ) RROWN COMPANY
Under ( Ito mlir'ctlmmt of Guttave Fu oimmeian in
( hm vci'y fumtuuy ( ' mneJ ) ' ,
THE COLOM3L'S WVS
'l'o ho preceded by the hit'atmtifuml cuguIt. ( :
i-Li liter , cult I tIe. ! ,
T 1 1 E LO ST S I I E E P.
' 'Au excellent 'ila > ' by run moimninable ectm-
iiautY" Samu Fraimelsco l'ost.
i'mP-e.m : First tiour , SOe , 75. . ' nuid $1 ; Pal-
Con ) ' , CO total 7L' ; gaiiery , 2e.
EliTH1
'P. . ! . ii'J1I'AXTON e hmUjOPS ! 'itZr4 ,
1TwINNU
TONJillT ( A'l' 8:15 ,
PIUMRDSE Afl3 WEST'S D
IN31RELSS
Su'i' ( hitSI i'4'il l'iri.Ii' 'i'odti sit 'itittu , ,
3-MILITARY BANDS
_
l N D CA WALKTONGUTI !
Fl ( my imtt : I I a fi lii t Ct , ' ( ' , I'i ii hi 1of mite city ,
Gmtti ) I'li'/.JIS IO t'I'lI ) IsV
, ' . StA NI ) I u i 1:1 : tie - * a o .t.i ' 'a
ucnmmgttTrN umutosttox hIii ens ( 'lairs.
m'lii'lm-H I 't'JLNIl'thti0 > 1 t'AN 'a'i'iush
It
u tim m % I .1 ht . . 1' tm ad. , Ih'tmt ( 'otufi'ct lini'ry.
I l. I , ! ) I ' rl"-'i'w' . uiga : at ( 'ate's.
I ) . ' 1' . alOtjN'r-On , ' 'rum V.'eamNut Coal ,
NIt 'C ) I. I.i'a Ir Tai bitSt . , do 1' , , tib'l3.
Ii. h. l'.St-lt'nts' l'uruuiithtumg ( Ioed
CREIGHT IItLLI
l'X'i'ON .t hil'IiGi'lSS , 3imm's ,
TONIGII'r Al' 8:15. :
ANNA EVA F'AY
'I'll H lCtI It : mi 'a il.i'Mt ,
i'ise ttiflg 11cr I.ates ( Orlctuucul Seimsation
"SOMNOLI3NCY. "
Tite unoit marvelous , mysterious anti leatidr.
hug Of all mc ) " huioatt'ai iitienaniena ever pea-
enled to ( tic wort.i.
Z'cpuiar prices 2e , She , 0c.
S
OMAHA DIME MJSEE
l3O DouglaB Street ,
A PAMILY RESORT.
COiTiNUOIJS ShOWS fi'oum 2 to iS p , mat , omit
7i30 to iOt3O p. mu ,
Amlumlssioo , lIe. Itosoreeti opera clinics , i0o
ox Irma
Oco. Mitchell , I'rop. A. ii , iIlemtfmls , Mgq
I