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Cl 'III1 OMAHA DALLY lHiE : li'lUDAY. NOY1 1\B' \ U ir . l8UG.
'I NAYDENs
I ' Some Notable
, Doings
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:1 : AT THE BIG STORE
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Find it Here
Style In O\'ercoatll , elegance In Overcoats ,
fit anl l comfort In Overcoats , beshes ] the
j certainty that every dollar put Into a garment -
mont hero comes back to you In solid satls-
taction.
Thai's , the kind of an Overcoat store we
leeep
Price-wel , , I won't take long to sette
The sik and satin sleeve linings In al
our O\'ercoal\ ] Ulstcrs are guaranteed to
wear two seasons
All wool mayer and kerey Overcoats , sle
"eh'et collars , worth $10.00 , for $ .OO.
1'lnc grade hlue and black heaver and
kersey Overcoata , worth $12,50 , for $7.50. .
' \e never felt so sure Ihout our Over .
coat values. ' \0 have every kind of Over
coat-every gOOI klnd-anll our prices ) lre
8mal enough for anybo1y. 1.11 as not i
here's Just the coat you are looking for. No
charge to Ionic them over.
St'1C1AT ! . mN'S StilT SAI.E-We
HJ CA. ; SUT - con-
tnuo our special $5.00 anti $10,00 suit sale
.
for Friday and Satunlay. You'l save from
25 to 40 per cent on 1 Suit or O\'ercoat.
Take a look In our clothing window.
Ext.a Specials in
Silk
Department t
: Black Crystal Be1gatte
Just as heavy iUI can be made ; others say '
1 I Is a bargain at 70c , our mice only C9c
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yard. " "i ;
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Black Satin "Oucbesse.
24-lnch , guaranteed all pure sik , as good
8S any In the city at $1.50 , our price Is only
98c yard.
1 Black Satin.
. Full yard wide , extra heavy ) ' , brilliant goods ,
Just the thing for trimmings and
cape lnings
, and only G9c yard.
, We Lead Theft Al in
' Silks.
Underwear and
Furnishi1gs.
We have just received from New York ,
auction GO cases of ladies' gents' and chl-
' ren's " 'Inter Under\ear , to be clost ] out
at le8 than manufacturer's cost'e will
quote a few prIces-Just enough to sub-
stantate the abore.
1 casa of ldl s' scarlet lambs wool Vests
and Pants , worth $1.25 each go at 49c. Vest
5 cases of ladlI'
' ( jersey ribbed Vests ,
worth 3ach : , go at 12c
3\
100 dozen children's heavy reel ) hose ,
worth 20c. go at 'e per pair.
t ca90 of ladles' fast black Fleeced hose ,
8c per pair worth 25c Iose
100 dozen ladles 5-hook Kid Gloves , black ,
'browl , triO ' and blatps * , 53c , worth $1.25.
Ladl" black Cashmere Gloves , worth 25c
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per pair , go at ! c.
I Mlueb' Corsets , SOc quality , at 12e.
L'sdles' health Waist , worth ,
, .9c , Healh $ , go at
100 dozen mpn's Satin Suspenders , roller
ends ] , worth GOc , go at 12c. roler
, Men's SOc , vbite Silk handkerchiefs
1Gc. "hle Sik Haldkerchlef so at
1 case of men's heavy Wool Mittens , 8c
per pair , worth 25c.
Men's Jersey Cashmere Oo\'es , SOc qual-
I ) ' , go at 15c per pair.
len's $1.50. Outing Flannel Night OOWII , GOc ,
Men's heavy gray natural wool Shirts and
travers , 25c each. worth SOc. Shirt
In this sale our SOc line of Inen'i Under-
tear has no cquai
I I ; eases of men's heavy natural gray wool
Shirts and Dr\ers , 75e each , worth $1.25
Dress Goods. I
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liargairis for Friday that are matchlesa.
Only 19c .i ord for a 35.luch
, ) oil wool ]
Novelty Suiting. ul wl
Only Ic ' ,
! a yard for a 35-lnch Imported
Serg ) all Henrietta
Only 25c a ) 'ar. for A 3C.lnch all wool
.
NO\11 , 1 al
Only 25e a yard for a 3S-lncb all wool
Serge and Ilenejetla. al
Only :90 a yard for : \ Immense line of all
Ine
wool : o\'eltes , al
Serge Only , 3lic a yard : for 45-Inch Imported Fiench
Only SOc yard for the best O-lneh Storm
' ' Serge In 01aha , attualy worth [ $1,50 a 'ard.
Only iSc 0
a yard for ( Importell Novelties
that have sold this season to . Noreltes
seaSOI ulI $1.25 .
Block Dress Goods.
7Go a yard for any of 1rleste"s Nonl-
then worth UII to $ IGO a 'ard.
390 for a 25.tnch all
al wool 11enrtetta : If
Henrieta
dUlllc31ell In Omaha we give '
'ou the
free. Ih'o you dreu I
39c yard for the best black Dress Ooods I
ever attempted to be sold b '
atempted by any house in 1
America ; at less than 7Sc , :
Friday Bur oits
AT 'lP Bin STOne ,
Cod Irish and Whie Irih , POUOI . . .
Finn Norway ) herring . each. " . . . . . " . " . . , 2c
NeW 'Vhll Mackerel . . . . . , . . . . . 10e
California Red Salmon . . . , . . , . . , . " . , . 7c
Norway Anchovies . . , . . . . . . , . . " . 7c
Separator Cr"amery . , . , . . , . , . . , . . , . . . 19c
Full CNal CII.'tS , . . . . . . . . . . , . . 7 c
Neufachntel Cheese , Ilackage. . . , . , . . 30
Best Ioa Anll Oyter Crackers. . , . . , . . %
Finest ' Mixeil Nut , only. . . . . . , . , . 41c
Fins Mexico Orrnges , . . . . , . . " . . . .I'c .
Fancy I.monl . . . , . , . . . , . . . , . . . :00
, - 4 We hue 11 kinds of 1"rul , and at bed
roc , prices , to
HAYDEN ; I
fortunes are reserved t no one clan of pea.
1'10. I Is I f country of almost Inlnrll , cm. \0'
fear rt. Let lS proclaIm aloud the fAct , \owhere ,
are WIl of bread winner. .0 high ; nowhere
do the m8.lS reelre so much comfort and
jO ) ' out of the fruits of their tel i nowhere Is
' ere 80 little povrt ) . , Mistakes and accl.
de nts bore , a o\'crywhert brinK failures , hut
n owbero al In AmerIca can you Ilromile sue.
con to sohrlety , honest ) ' and persevering en-
e rg ) ' .
"As 1 believe that God rules over men alI I
natons nd ' 10 I believe that Amerca : ha a proI. I.
nt entist mission. Icr mission II to prepar ;
the < orll hy word and example for the reign
!
o ( human liberty and human rlKhts. America
does not live for herlf. 'he great destnl ' s
of the entire race are confided to her. No
M Ionroe doctrine cOlnnE her democracy to
laclfc and Atlantic shores ( .PI.lausemer. . ) .
lcn citizenship sustains the Ilhtrtles of t1e
wrld , 'he Rp rl c AmerIca Iu "ashlngton/
das l wafted to 1.'rancC by the soldiers of
J.naycto It and Hochombeau huslened there
the battle for bnman . '
batte rights.'lld excesses
In I gumpe drve liberty ! IJelewlrd , hut she
never ceased her struule drawing inetti.
! lean.
whie , courage snl hupe frum America's Jib.
"And today guropo Is In fact . If not In
n ame. free and democratic . Prance , IR a weli
a11
estahl'hell relllhlo : Spain anti Italy border
u pen a republican reglnl : Germany eletl her :
I 'arllarneiit. which I Hohenzolcrn darn lot I
dellse ; In gngllnd sulrage Is almost unlrer- ' '
sal In nel alnost unlrer'I' 'I'
: fleigiuni It Is entirely so : the emperor
of Russia must count with the basses of hh
Jollialon , , and In far off..Japnii Ilsses a representn-
tve Parliament d vlsls the supreme power
wih the occullnt DC the one delfld throne of
the iiiikailo . AmI 11 hI all these nations
AmerJc1 rises hfurt tl world powerful ,
majetc m , pencnlfe" democracy , the hope of
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lberty's l friends the de"palr of liberty ' ii foes ,
Of h. America , gauge well th'sef. for , t IOU
falln ! humlnlt"s hopes fall t ( AIII.IRUS . , )
T1lOSE'h1O IH AK NO LAW.
"Wha shall be the future of Anierica 11cr
own chlhlrrJI hold her defense In their own
hands. h There are penis to America , annie Iii.
eldent to democracy Itself , some arising ! from
circumstances Peculiar to the country ! . soiiie
duo to the times In whIch we are Ih'lnThe
chief safeguards against all /
saeguards al peris are told
hy the fat'ler of his country In his farewell
address :
0 'Of iii the dispositions and habits '
al dispositons , writes
Washington , ' \hlch lead to political prosper. : !
I i t ) ' , religion and morality are indispensable
sU/lorll / . ( , ' Monarchs and empires can count
on physIcal force
the
0o or on virtue of one man
Dr oC n few len : republics are ruled by lan the i
many , -anti ] the )
1m virtue DC the lan ) ' Is their
reliance . Those who Observe the Ten Commandments -
mandments break no civil la' . .
ch'l Iw. ( /.plause. / )
And their virtuous souls are prompt to re/.ly / .
In i actIon arid sacrifice to ' . '
acton sacrifce their country's cl
nation lay sem strong and prospetus , ,
and the ! prosperus '
sentinels
on Its outposts .
scntnel
bay reporL
hat i lisitoiicsty all Is well ; but If inteniprance IIY , impurity , ,
dlsholcst i ts ) dwell In the hats of Its people t
strength Is
stren/th dlparted and the dark shadow3 , m
DC
death
( are fnst delcendlng It. . .
. upon I. ( Ap-
plauso. ) Private
morality begets national mor .
alty , rind the latter always , natonal
latlr all'an upon the i
.
former.
The'olco of the
people. It Is said
the peopll , II I
voIce of God , The words
wonll arc true when I
the
tie nation Dr state 10\'s within the orbit of r
tIO powers delegaled to It by the
Supreiiu
Master I Suprele t
aster. but
! that orbit hover exceeiirt
the
nlver lxceeds liner I
of lnt
r1ghtoiiites . Without religion , the .
rellon recog-
liIiioi !
of
a living
Ilton God _
tons , moralty lving vague In ruling Its enaCtments men and 10
and I
weak In enaetmelts
wlak its enforcements. Wlsel '
Its official \Visely indeed In I
ofcal rulings the government of America I
Permits
no union between Itself and church I
organization ,
I Is , however , most fortunate
for ( ?
America that tire , .
\
Airrerican .
\mlrJc1n Ileol.le hohl b3
the deepl'st roots of ) '
theIr being tl n God alit I
a Savior. ali
" ( Applause ( . )
"Under ,
aisolute
government , however ,
precious ! r
ful InstructIon ma ) ' b ? , or however use
to the
Individual
dependent , the state aa 8uch Is not I
thit. citizen upon the Proper / understanding oC
the of his
ciizen rights and
however rlphts duties : not so ,
, In
a republic
/ , where
re/Hblc every man Is
an active lvery
ParticIpant In the go\'ernment. and
hen , . o the American an :
children parent who allows his
not only to h untutored and Ignorant offend S
against his
children , but
the chidren against I
state and deserves
anl punishment from the
hands 0
word of the etate ( Applause ) Another
must I speak : it Is
l'olcn Washlnglon ( , I and cornea irriplied from In these them
01 theIr natural cOles i
- flower. So long as AmerIcans -
Icans arc patriotic. 80 lon
patrIotc. long as they love their
country In the
measure prescrIbed by her
merit and theIr duty , so long will they labor
for wil r
her salle with all the t irsight of their souls
to ' mlpht S
avert IIElr
from her all
al perils . and so long wi II
America remain. wi
( Applause. )
'pplausl Country firs t .
country last. The Irst.
ballot Is the
balot pride of the
true American. , Its pide
Is proper use Is his
sacred
duty The American ,
election neglecting to vote on
electon days merits dIsfranchIsement . if nol I
exile. I
oxlt. ( Applause. ) Among the misfortunes
oC AmerIca ! us
I
must make mention oC the
caucus and the prJmar ' . menton
) Dy thorn a few
mel are able to Impose
upon a whole part '
y
their
own candidates. .
\
Wlre.pulers and
slate-makers
- take the place of the people :
nil and the antilhiliate popular Suffrage. This evil Is I
more serious e\1
al when
as the
case ofte rh
happens Clse ofel
,
Wire.pullers and
wlro-pulers slate-makers
men who frequent saloons and are
aiming at thE mastershIp of whose . work
cIty and
and cl ) state
nation , Is donE amid Ilolwnous
DC whisky anti bper. ( Applause. ) Tile potatbor liquc ur L S
power must be lquor
ittct. Its totuly elimInated from pol-
Itcs. IR methods arc slimy and
To be able Klm ) criminal I.
,1u bl . _ ) _ to . Ilrosecute , . with full freedom Its
UI . " , , ' , " U. VCl(5 the
WUII. I seles Control of politics.
which poliics
It
reduces to Its own lois' level
Is lol , and If
S uccessful it chains In . . ali
I sIs"-y to Its chariot
w heels the sla\\ Is
WhEels degrauled ,
dlgraded comm ( 'ealh which al-
l owed tIre trIumph of lquor ,
ICJEHY OP SUFFHAOE.
"Ito who eels hIs vote sells his country
( Applause ) And
he who buys '
\ho a'ote hl-
molates
hl
1atniotisrn on the altar
Ilutrlotsm alar of his own
greed and ambition .
amhlton. BrIbery at the poiis Is
d pols
demonlacal
mockery of manhood suffrage. "
The speaker urged that the citizen should ]
!
ba independent / . DC his party castIng his bal.
lot l only for the man of
moat noble ) character.
He declarer
that
at least '
live
years residence
Ive
'lrs reldence
should he required
of
foreigners before allowing -
lowing l them the franchise
, and that every
man who had receiverl from
receIvell America the
right to vote a on American for AmerIca's
wea I and could not use his privilege Amerlca'l as an
American should surrender I. The speaker
cell d with this eloquent appeal :
"Norlh , south , cast aud west ha\'e united
In i saying to tIre nations of unied
! natons the earth that
t/rth
/
the
republic of Amnerica
repuhlc AII'rlca lust be respeetell
and .
must endure. AmerIcans
, ODd has gtverr
to t you a great and noble country , Guard
her well. lie has made you a spectacle to
a ll nationts , conveying to ' '
al naton ) you 1lllanlt"s
highest dignities .
dignites. Bd not unworthy of
heaven's confidence. America , our country
wo pledge to the love and fealty. Wo will
do b our bfst for thee , and that wo may wi bl
loyal l to our resolves , and that favors lay may : I
come to three which '
thle are beyond our own
power m , wo InvoIce upon thee the favor of the
Oath of nations , In whose hlnds thou hast
g graclousl been kept from the days of thy
birth tilt now " )
, .
QMENTJ
Anna Eva Fay , despite the strong opposing
atracton , played to a large audience at the
Crelghtun last night which taxerl 1 the caplc-
Iy i of that popular play hous , The p"rfonil-
lice was a pleasing , a. well as a mystifying
one , as the enthuaiai'tlc apphus ! , Inter-
mixed wih laughter , testfed , A number of
the t mOl' prominent citizens assisted In cdi-
asslted
(
(1-
fylng experiments , and , notwithstanllng an
ever vigilant committee , confessed themselves -
selves completely ) ' nonpluned A repetition of
repetiion
the performance wilt be gl' n tonight al
well as the usual matinee Saturday.
Polite play-going circles of thin city are
awaltnl th n forthcoming engagement of
Mr. "al.cr "hlealde lt the engagement . E.
\\1 A Harron says of him In the ChIcago
Inter Ocean of recent date . ; "Walker
WhlesI ! , note I. my masters b the only
American actor with tn prophecy of trazic
succesu . wrltln on his brow. I he lives he
I\R
wil rule us ' ' : . Whltesl'l Is hooked for
,
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a thleo.nlht engagement , ccutnuteuclng
Thursday , November : . ,
COBgro\ and arant's comedians In "The
Dnzler , " wi be time atrctcn at th'
Creighton for four niihts. conuneneIlg Stun-
day matnee , November : 17 ,
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I.IVJGSTO : Iont" , :0\ ' . H-Spclal {
Tellg am-Tle ) baggage car belonging to
the Jat fmmelt ? Thltrlcal company , which
was attached to this westbound Northern
Pacific PiUlls r train , cugh fire from a
locomotive spark at Grey ( lUff , fifty unites
) mllJ
eat of irene , at an early hour thiI . morn-
trig and \ uas tOtlly destroyd , Time ear
contllnhl the horses , nIl engine and special
scenery of the Cllllany , all of which was
consumed . The - los ! lacell at $10,000.
Iti'i'teui : thlC OIl ( ) fltcrrs.
N1m' YOHK : \ ' . H.-Thl board of directors .
rectors of the Denver & ltio Granule '
rector UenVir Io Uranle onganizel ;
tola ) . b ) the election of the old OtC':3 ol'gAI1
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F ; INISHESV1TIIOUT \ A FIUT :
Dig Lcague's ' Fall Sesion Ooses with No
Quarrels Among Manates ,
TO HAVE A hARRY WRIGIT MONUMENT
i' iniis t n I'rvsrrve' t h I' 'I'h'rn n' . : n.l.
nry ' I'a'i'uss'hil u'ii-Siumuu * ' Chln/t' . In
Xl"t 't'm % C's Iln'IIInl" .
lrl'l" Untlu.I ,
NE't'OitI . :0\ ' . 1.-The annual fail
r esion of the aUonal league closell tonight
at i o'cloce. Nothwlhstandlng the rumor
which bad been floated as to wing clpping
and knifing on the part oC sOle magnates ,
the tt t session passed over very Quieti Offers :
to t trade nod plrchae players were very
IUlerOI ! , but 011) two deals "ent through.
these were Captain ' Nash of 1 { ton , who
\1 ill IIIY , third base ann ! captain the l'hmit'I
adelphlas , Hlmlon oC the Quakers , who wn I
t ake ! hlr chances wih Boston , antI ex.Captaln I
Do'le of the New Yorks , who will strengthen
the t Orioles In exchange for "Kid" Oeuson ,
Iresldmt Brnsh of Cincinnati and Buck :
1 wing were anxIous to capture Doyle for
P orkopolis. , The ) ' offered three len and I .
$ : , OOO to Louisville for Clarke , the Colonels
left h fielder . but Dr. Stckey dh not bite n\
thl oler , President Freedman olered $5,000 ( I
for f Clark's rei cue , but receivel ! a stback :
when Dr Stucke told him be could not ha\'e
any of lMulsvllie's . players at any Ilrlce.
The magnates lsunhd their session at 12 1
o'clock , all alt die Iubs were r prlsertcd ,
The league umpIres were collect before the
leetng to testify as to the manner of r
their treatment by the players during the
t'ason just close and the previous one. I I
Is I rumored that the general sense of the
meeting alvlsl the abolitIon of all findS
for the coming sson , and that pla'ers
would be immediately ordered from the
ground when they lade themselves obnoxious -
noxious i 10 the umplrl
This afernoon , while the lrguC manates i
were still In session , Secretary Young came
out and Invited the corps of newspaper men
to t core Into the meetng , 11 SOllen , who
was chairman , announce that the league
members were anxious to perpetuate the memory -
ory of the late Henry Wright , who had dow ]
so much for Amerlcu's natonal game. John f. I
Rogers Phiadelphia submitted a series of
reslutons In memoriam , In whIch the dead 1
player was feelngly referred to lS a mr
a mid a sluortamnani . Tire tribute contained tInt
folowln ! preamble : "It 18 'meet and proper :
that this organization at Its frat besslon
held h after the sad event should formally 4 I
rlcord the death DC Harry Wright , who for i
two years has been our chief of umpires / , an
ofce created In recognition of his Invaluuble
orvlce9 to the nutonal galnl In olce of
which h was the only Incumbent , wihout
prelecenor or successor " The resolution B
were unanlmousy ] adopted.
Frank Hough oC the Phiadelphia Press on
behalf of thl scorers association , suggested :
that t a day bo et apart In the early ' llrlng
which should be known as "Harry WrIght tI
da ) " President Byrne of Brooklyn moved
hat t , a day be naml ] prior to the ollenlng of
thl regular base bal season next year on , I
which every club In the league should be
Instructed I to pIa ) ' with the best atractr n i
possible , and the proceeds of such gallS to
be placed In the hands of a commIttee which
woull arrange the details for the erection
of a ultablo monument In memory of Hurry
Wright. 'fhls WIS carried , and the folow-
Ing i commite was name : Messrs. Drush
DC CIncinnati , Hart of Chicago and Rogers of
l'htiiauielphia.
WHAT WAS ACCO IPLISHED.
Tonight the delegates of the league con-
cludel ] their business anl adjourned until
February 2J , 189C. PresIdent and Secretary
N. E. Young gave the following reliant of
the day's proceedings :
\Vhnemn the delegates met nt 12 o'clock the
folowing resolution was passel unanl-
inoinsty :
"nesolved , That the Miles committee , whcn
selected , 18 requestetl to submit to this body
un amemhnnt to ruin 59 , substantially abolishing -
ishing I the Inlcton oC money Ine , and em-
powering umpires to remove from the
grounds muny pI1)'er who , after being once
cautIoned , continues to be gulity oC vlolat-
Inr niny other rule , and In case of serious
Violation , to remove him without such CIU-
tion. "
ton.
The election oC olcers to constitute tine
nntonal board waR then taken up and
theIr number was increased hy one. The
following were elected : N E. Young , C. H.
hlyrne . John T. . Brush and A. H. Sorien.
'fhe following glntemen were elected to
the board of directors : H E. "anderhorst ,
Baltmore : J. E. 'agner'ashlngton ; A.
H , Soden. Boston ; James A Hart , Chicago ;
Dr. 'f. J. 11. Bturle . Louisville . antI A ,
Kerr , Pltthburg. Tire plaYing rules com-
mltle , which was uppolnted by President
Youn ! consists oC le srs , A. J. Reach ,
1hllllllhll ] ; Chris Yon del Abe . St Louis ,
amI Edwarll Hanlon. Iftnltiniore.
Tine prlsldlnt of the league was rtqulRted
to arrange a schedule fOl' the comllg sea-
son so that , as far IS 111'ctcable , the
Iubs winch play Sunday games shall hegIn
on the first dRY lr this week , RO as not to
ccnflct that non-Sumlly-playlng cluhs.
Article YI oC the national agreement was
amended to read as follows : "An ) ' club or
part oC the first part to this ugreement
which exercises Its night of selecton oC n
inlayer us provldpd In inanlirraph B of this
mtrtlcle . alli compls with / the requirements
oC uch paragraph B , Rhal han' the ex-
olush'l right to the services or such Illa'er ,
and If such club desires to dispense with
the services oC a Inlayer so sell'ctel no
club , 1 partY oC the first part , or al ) ' club /
Identll < with this ngreement shall have
any claim to the lrvTc" ! of IHch puor )
until the club uielring his services shll ;
pay forthwith to the original selecting club
the actual amount paid I b ) ' such club on
areount oC 8uch pIRer. "
Iaragrlph C of article ' was amended
so t1t any minor league organization dl-
siring to bo cluRslfed as class A shall receive -
celve the StInt of PI for 1 Felectlll InlaYer ,
and the Imount to bo plld to the secretary
Ihal be one-hair thin umunt nol paid by
class A. Paragrph D was amended so that
class B organizations shall receive tIne
sum oC $250 for a 1tII'e < plaer and ) shall
, Ia ) haI the sum pall by class A organlza-
The douhle umpire qUlston was not talecu
up , but It will he ful clnsldered at tIne
meeting next Februar ) ' )
Tine IPI.lcalon : of ax-Captain J. 11 Ward
to have his name errseed from tine reserve
list oC the New York base hal club was
Ilso laid over until the Fehruar meeting.
Secretary ) Young mid thIs was practically
oil the business tranaactctl and added that
there was a good deal of time consumell by
the delegates In talking. )
( 'Ialoin'a HIIIlu.J. . . u \'In.
IJXINGTON , Ky" , :0\ ' , 1.-I.'ourth clay
Klntlck ) ' A8Ocllton meetng , 'eather
clear ; track goed. Two favorites , a sceonll
choice and two outsiders won. The feature
DC the day was the defeat ot Urania. thl
odll' on favorite. by 1-lbart , the s cell
choIce. Clayton clearly onmtridhn . Thlopo ,
)
First race . purse , one mlp : Jgllrt won ,
t'rauia secoltd , James Monroe third. Time :
l:1l.Second :
Second race , selling , five furlongs : His
Brother watt , Cutclne Ilcond , Nar.la third
Tim : 1:01. :
Third Ial'l selling , seven ftmnonguu ) : MOn13
voni . Slgo second , Advocate third. Time :
1 :2h. :
Fourth race , snlhlng . f\1 furlongs : Anna
Lyle won , Ida : " 'a 1 ! I 11 " 11011 , I.a W'amia
thl\ 'flmo : 1 :0l4. : :
I'lfh ! CI pur.e. 8h : furlongs : Pete worn .
Suho 8)con" ' , Nellie Pnrkl'r third Time :
1:1 : ( ; . , _ _ _ _ _ _ _
\ In \ " , 'stigzi fi' nUlrUI'l' " Chinirint' ,
NEW YOHK. :0\ ' . 11.-rime regatta anti
cp commltle of tine New York Yacht
club met In joint session this 1C.rnoon to
conHhl'r . lint I'harg.s of Lord Dunraven
made In tint 1.0110n Field Commodore
1lla11 1 lrowI iresltled. anti 1110 were
use IllSlnt thl lag ant field ohilcerni oC
. < olctrs
the dub. The mf.tng was real ) ' n carl.
101-
ferl'ncc to "ICUBS the hen plan oC action
to hue purnCI ; Inll the routine le.essar : acton
communlca with his lordship ' rela th'o Jo
the Ilroduction oC fiets before a cornnnsit-
tel to b" _ apolnle1 ! later. to investigate the
char/I' . It 1 : 111lrltoot thelo was some
.
tale of the pOFslhll ) ' of epeling lun-
1"1ln from I. cuh , but tine genntlennen
.
. g.nltmn
preHNlt ; dlcll..1 to .a ) ' what lne of action
actol
was decll"l ! upon
n"MII. ut lu ) ' nltrla.t.
SAN 1ltANCiSCO , Nov. .
I"I.NCISCO \ h1-ifesults :
. :0H.Iouls
First r.ce , th'o furlongs : J./ / ) ' , 1 ( Jones ) ,
1 to 5. won ; ls1 Gentry ' , 105 ( ChevalIer ) .
7 to I , et'contl ; Yemen 12 ( Cborn ) , 7 to 10 ,
third. Time ; 1:01. : Soledad and ( ioinibul
also I'an Golbu5
Second racp. live fUflonl selling : CharlIe
hoots . lOt ( Mackln ) , 3 to I , won ; I > Charle .
10 ( Jones ) . I to : 1 "oal ; Marloueto , itis
( Sloan ) . 1 to 5. thlnl. ' , ma' : 1:0tSt. \ . . ' It
Virgin A , lcGregor 11 , New Moon rtnul !
loly 1Iwn also ruin
"hln race. six furlongs , 1.Inl : Eva P f
11 , l ( Shaw ) . 4 t ( 1. won ; 10" 'llk.r , 1 1
( Lloyd ) , 13 2 , '
) 1 to second . ; UI'larlet. c
( ( 'aim. ) , I tri I , thlrll Tlml : 1:15 : % , 1111'
Ifllol , lllI , tJ rmtoll , HpII Itoot lirut'eill ,
8 il'er ' TII'I ' Jim ( ' orb t ( ailo rln UruPII
8p 8l 1'ourth race one mnIe : , selling : St : I.uls
s.lllSt
He ) ) ' . Ill ( le'laln ) , 7 to 1 , won : HnnIO ! ' .
11 ( ( 'he'vushicr ) , I to 2 , second : 1"110 , 11 ! ;
( Chrn ) , Itf.1 2 , third. Time 1:12. : 1)omu
. 101
i 'ico , 01i. almd Scilanitiur also rain.
. ' Ard flml/r ri
1.'lth I rae. ' " mile peilim : Hnpl' D'\'l
10 1t ( llIIHe ) ! 7 mi. G I , pellng ; Ieonviil' , 101 )
1l t Soano : ) , 4 to I , second ; Arundll , IO ( Shaw ) ,
I" l to I , third Thne : 1 :4i. : llIeepiflS Child ,
mier I n9l1Volt ' nlo ran 81oelllnl Chil
- -
S'I'li\I'I' J1ns A 11\'I"I'J cHtUVxn ,
CCa'r. to ' I'ujf' . ' 1' Jfffn ) for n I'ur. . ' ,
t" I , , I'lii' or I' " " ,
gL 1.80"lX" , :0\ ' . 11.-Dan Stuart ,
who haH 11 l tnln 1 lt since hlSt Saturl
11) ' , arranging for a battle ground on whIch
da Corhet 111 FlzIlmmons could Ilet for
R rlllorter fInish conte tonight t , : Slh to nn A soc/tcII vrei !
"I hn\'e found a luattle ground for Cor-
hattlrolHI
bet and Jlzlmmols , and have tonight
wired their lalagort that I wi hittIng tl
1 Purse oC $ ' ' ) O ) for l finish cont.st . be.
tween thiemn they to take tire enth.e Purse
IC I 1 foil tu curry out rim ) ' ) art : of the con.
tract t , I woul lalO Jaluar } ' 10 , 18 : ) ' , ns
the t date for the battle , as that 19 after the
holdnys , but an unurlier du ) ' Call be fixed ]
IC i thl' I.rlnclpall . curler - I , The hate fxel
g rotnd wil he oC easy access to EI Paso.
I nm In this deal -alone , and nun trot In
ny way connected with any club. 1 viil
I.ost l . half of hit' l"lr"e when Irtclt ! wi
the contest arc slne , nnd svtII put up the
other $ WO fve days wi the conta'st
I nl 10t rlllonelblo for the Ilshlp ! rU'
tenrRlt upon the eforts to bring the two
Illg ' men together lt Dallas and Hot Sprllm :
'fhose mlshlp9 were the result of ; tnlltlcmil
reul oltlnl
wrangles , with which 1 hnl 10thing ) to t
.10 , But this time I am snlro of 1n3' foot-
tme strI
Il t ! anlt . , 10 loan cam say thnt 1 ever falied 1
to t nnr.ke eel my word ) el
Last . night the fohiovinng telegram
1lst folowing telegrm was I
pent to Julan , iritzsimnnontu' Inuimnager. nt
SUI AntonIo , and lzllmmol I r . Corbett'ms / mun-
ager now In New Yorl I :
"Have secured battle ground . "VIII give
$ ' .oo ( for finish contest betwcen Corh't 1
awl I lzshmnon ! they to take entire luumrsc
IC I fail to bring contelt off on ulrtte named
In i urtcles , DAN A. S'ITAU'f ! . "
Wirein asked hr the \ssocluted I.resl . reporter -
porter IC he thought Corbett would tight
Mr. 1tuart suld : : " 1 have always IShtl L
bele\'e.
t hat hoth lurlnciinah5 wanted to ) tight antI I
) llncllal ! wantel tght Iml
when I left lot Slrlng ! Brad ) ' Ind Julan : I
knew I was comln to ] 1 Pus to loclte 1
n battle ground wher Corbet anti Fitz -
Flz-
81mmon9 could atlu their differences svithn'
out Interferencl "Ie lnave foun,1 , the place :
anti 8tlIII rell' to gua1ntee Irolecton ,
so It looks to mo ni If the two men cannot
Ivoll n rneetinng. I I Cal to keep my mall L
of the contract the ) ' cal get $10,000 . ueh .
and thut sum Is worth riding out to m I
Paso to Illck sip "
DENYI' , No\ 14.-A special to the ne-
puhlc:1 from m Pure says : It Is re -
. I
I.orted In fPorthlg circles here tonIght thin L
tonl/ht
Dan Stuart has secured a concellon / for
I !
hive ) elrR for cOllluctng bull fights , horse
rcilg , boxing ontests 1111 a big gannbllng
house In Jtrarez , Mex. . , ' gamhln !
Juarz 1ex. just /C"OS the lIla
Grande , within fIve' minutes ride > from the
huslne center of J-I Paso Stuart lefl R
to ulrm or ( dl'n ' the rumor
NEW YOHK. No\ . H-The World will
prInt the following tomO'low : Worll Cor-
belt docs no take any Interest In Dan
Stuart's latest prolnosiiionn . In which hi'
(
lumel 11 Palo , or / point nlal there ns
n Inattlegrotnnd for Corbeit and Fitzsimn-
latteground Corbct Flzslm-
" " 'hen I announccd m ) ' retlremnenit
from the ring I Ilant : I . " announced Cor-
bet last night. "I woull not . rcturn for a
good deal of mon ! ) ' . and partIcularly fOl'
this blulng forel nr , I IHu.tcularl' , a
tIhnt he certalnl ' coulel
flht certnuimnly hnve hall one at
lot Sturiligs . 'If l'ltzllnmonl expects me
to he led I"to another wild goose chase and
hankllpt n ) 'selr Ila'lnl IXIIlnsps ; , he Is
znistaken I omm' surpm'irueul at Dal Stuart for
taking anyl fUl'ther stock In F'iizsimnmnons. "
I I
CHI'\SIX ( C'BS ' ' 10 ' 1In : G ( 1\ N'I'lii.
Irwin 'I'rmnlt's Init' - t. InnJ.n . fur I lie
Iimii'ntutI 111"ht. !
NEW YORK , Nov H-The Doyle-Gleason
exchange , sanctoned yesterday ) ' by the Na-
tonal Ilagle , haH aroused John ' , DruKh of
Ciunclninati , \'ho ( said '
Cincinnat \ today ) that he had se-
curcI an 01\on10n Dole early yesterda ' .
He says thut Arthur Irwin anti Buck Ew.
log sPoke oC the exchange of Latham oC the
Cincinnati flub : : for Dole yesterday , Ind ,
I Ewing not being able to act , c'.slieti 11150mm
heln/
him. ) r. , Bnlsh \\'as very cale at lllon
ttnt , . In,1 , couhl hot decile right awa ) ' . Hut
he comstt14Vetl , thut he held an Jplon on
'
the New Yurkel' He was very much cll-
grlned wI"n h flHlll that Doyle hall bu'ein
bl'cl
traIled Jinitlrnoro . ' '
- Ihm'nnsh
toBaltrore. Bllh nrnys thut he
wil brhl the .nutter' bofoletthe ' hengtme
meeting today , but J"rledmal of New York
says that the Cincinnati mal bus no case
: . YOI del Horst said : "Britu1m iIa ) ' Icicle
jill ' he wants to , but WI have the man , and
you know thlt poesesslon its I nurse points of
time law "
As far as the New York club Is concerned -
corned , Manager Irwin said that 10 lore
deals woulll be made. "OUI' tlam II now
complete , and we are Itsfetl , with , the
sIngle exchange whIch WI made with Utni-
wih lal-
'
ttmore. 'r1 maleeup oC the team wil be : :
11. Davis , Irst haP ; IfprC' second base ;
Gleasoa , third base ; I.'uler anti COI1u h-
ton , short stops ; George Davis , left held ;
lef
Van Hllren , center leh ] ; Tllrnan , rIght
field : Farrell , WI ' on and Foster , catchers ;
liusit' , Meeklmi . Clarke and halC I dozen
others for llltcher "
Phladclphla offered Halman ami , nnothei'
to Pltlbur In tmle for Loull BlellJuer ,
but the ' ' '
Pltlbul'gel' ! "eclhlll
I.n Sidle Mimuit' n ( merit 'VJn ,
ST LOUiS No\ 11.-Track sloppy und
slow : weather Calr Chlcol , the even norney
favorite , won the fIrst race today , hut he
was < lsquallell Ion' foulng : Leonard B , I
10 to 1 shot The latter was placell fIrst.
ter
La Sale , the even mane favorite . was
practically left at tire POt In the lec'11
race , hut he started after his field gamely ' ( ,
and after going around them all , won ens-
I ) ' h ) : ' a leugth , Jack hirarlley . also n fa-
varite , won the tlntrtl , whie the others were
taken my second choices Sinininanti's :
First race , seven furlongs : Leona11 I
wall , Eli I second , Senator Hilt third.
Time : 1:113. 11 thir
Second race . 2.'ear-ohs ] , six amid a half )
furlongs : I.a Sale WOI , KIrk second , Gailey
" .st third. Time : 1S : . leconl Gale
Third race mile and seventy yards :
Jack Brallpv , % von . Cavesprlng second , ) Bay-
a11 thlr" Time : 1:51 : 1a-
Fourth race , seven furlongs : 1'lsh Chlpf
% 'on. Knapp econl , \ Ilra third 'flme :
I:3T.Fifth :
Fifth , race , six furlonJ ! : London . won ,
Jehnny MeHalo second , I lng Michael thin'd.
Time : 1:1 : _ _ _ _ _ _ _ thh'l
Crowd. Ih'I..1 UUII ' \'I'ntu'r.
N1W Yoltic ; No\ H-'hls wal the most
unfvorule tOllay from the weal item' tnnd-
point that the horse show Isas yet seen ,
hut tine attractions were Its nunmsem'oumS as
lS numPous
heretofore. The duke of 1lrlborouh camint' I
aaln with his bride Inll the 4CO , ; ns well
us the ) ponulnsce were anxlou to gaIn slAht
oC the srats OccUllled I ) ' MrR. Vmund"nhillt's "
plrt ' , The association today V11I"rh1'1
oiuiclnl statement that 15.00 ) PCllllo vlsiteti
olcli vlfled
the show ) rterla } ' , Tine 10st sttm'acttv ( ,
e"hlbl8 of tine clay Wt're the hunterI Itl'act\'l ll-
dIe horses , Shetand pennies , tan < eml Inll
romsters ] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Jnn.u" ( 'It ) , lIne.Ileignilta. .
KANSAS CITY Not' , It-nesul\s Exposition
position parle : lO\ - \ nut 1x-
First race , fIve 111 a halt furlongs :
Buenos A'rls " 'on. Invercaul second J Ui-
tics third. Time : 1 : t % .
tel
SecolHl race , . ' ur Ind a half urhong :
Lote Collins \Surl , Fred S second , Victor B
\Ictor
third ) , ' 'hnc:10:9 , <
:
Third rmnq ? , ' , Iven furlongs : Timothy
( hlll. ) won. , ) jA\ll'S \ ! second , O'ounchnwuy
third 'lnllI:3. : ! , ,
I'osmrth race , nI furloms : Duclcd worm ,
Catn secon.I . , Peddlerthsnl. , { _ 'Ime : 1:03l : ,
% , nvt'inihnrr nt''b : . . .tn/ i
IODO , INov 1.-The Derhy November
meeting u thl las wars 01' 'I"d loda ) ,
'he Marleen.'J\tlkes : was the ' feature oC
today's racing , lud In this event ( oumrieei 1
l'or'ee3 Itllt.I , 'fhnis WIS I In I iris , i'elg 1.
hlll welr1
handleal' torl . 'ar-ohls ' ] arid uJl"'I'.ls , fol
I ptlfe of filr''hc course was sine anti
on-I" \ 111 ' < :11 e. J. BIake' Uowfno :
wln Inl1 GoloQ'iJ , 'lthorow's Timer . HIIY' , vas
f' cond , and ! \ n. Hptert\ ! \ " I HIhlan
third I i ; <
V
"uh' n : ' 4) " ' < I'ntur" itecord.
I.OlTIS"l.T.lO \ " 11.-I.ast night at
Fountain 1"em'ry. I' . Sear/or / the Chlcajo-
New York rider , wered tll ( ' Amerlcln record -
ord for loO"rnilerLrom four hours twent-
seven mntnfitu" l . . I.four _ hour .
lo\n . > ! twemmty -two
anel one-half .mTnulruta. H'T had
ol'-half .Jflutt ! Hurtlll tor
tine ts't'tuty.oulrhOtlr record , but stopped \
nt the end Dr thoc'entdry. . .
; . 'II'a-I1a/- / Cit , ' Ya , 'tn liar. I
nnASICA t1TY , No\ i1.-SIueeIal.- ( )
The foot baiY team ot this city will hO to
Tabor , lu. , Saturday ) ' to idas' a game with
the lean , at that 1.lace . A ) large numhel'
t
of enthusiastS L'ileet to . ' the
team enthuilasts elltct ICCII.n )
t i _ _
,
11"I'u . MIIi nnl. . to U : tmil. .
CIIC\GO. } : ov 11.-The ganerrl freight
agents of thowser roads continued thne'u'
nscetiing today , , dscuuulr. ,
nwetng ) > cuulr ; the rates to
Utah made by iha S1utbcm I'aciilc. Tine
Puellc.
buatnes . today wan IrgI ) ' ot I rotmeilne
nature the tll L.lnJ clnlnl.1 uhnot en-
tirel \ to . tine IJkln1 of a tur. ; wh'ch ' wi
tie Ilub.Jh.1 lS tO" 1 : : njble.
Tao IneY of tr.etir F're'ght associs.
ton met toda ) ' , , and I hule.1 . the elaaslflea. !
flui 01 Ilmblr 1 ) : fd\ minor juirticulars.
Nothing else of iuipantanc' ! :
mccli ng , ele l oltDn' came UII tur the
.1
SVI\'r'n:1 IMI Il AW\\
lrU " Nntu' ! f111 11. irmi'i'r I" .
slats \1. imuIeu1.
Df N\'lm , Nov . 14-Framnels Schlater , tine
Isooeallll healer anti Messiah . , disappeared Inst
I nlht all n warrant for his arrest inns booms
lesuell I from the Un1lt Slates court , lie
had I ben summonCI to appear before the
Uulted States comllsloner today as n wit-
fleas agalllt IItrfons arlst ( ' on 1 charge of
ts using the malls to llefrltud b ) Ilrell'nding to
s ell handkerchiefs hlese,1 by SchlAter. The
accused claimed they ) loull Ilrovl that'
Schlater ho < really blessed a ball of lnamnd-
Irehlefs l : for them
( anti : In that case ht was
lablo l to indictment. lie left a note simply
sayI1/ : : 'My I mission In Denver Is sllI' .
Good tmy. "
0\11 , ,000 Ilcople Issemble < this morn II/ ,
expectIng to receive trlltment ( from
Schlattur's hands
Tine minystery surrouldln ! the disappearance -
ance of Sclulatter " "
Sehllter , the "healer has beams
partially cleared b ) a ranchman Ih'll west
of the city . who arrived Inn Ito city ! today
)
al < reported / ! seeing him maltng , his way on
foot toward the nnioummirnhins . An Ivonlng
paper In I late extra clallR to have e\'I.
dence thlt ire has guile to the ranch oC A.
Hoone , rican Golden , to rest before talll
UII hll work again There Is 10 doubt !
Is In that vicinity .
.
'I'liIhiUt.l'ulIC ) nnJ ,
The gmillro dIstillery at no ton was
wal
hurnll 1hurslla ) Loss , $10.0.
l x.Surogate James \'eIT of \Inton , N
y" . commltlll suicide Thultla )
Tine WllnmH & 1ngnnt ! ] latikln com-
pan oC Salem , Ore" , has nssl/nl'I ( , !
Tine annual conventon of the Kimmg's
Daughters Is In session In : ' York /
An order was IMsueti I ] In thl , NYorl :
court conlrmln ! the lall ; DC the l' : " I' ronti.
Thl O\I'nel' oC the stl'amer I.auralln IIInllH
tlnt he took the COsmetics expediton to
Culm
An Inl < own sloop capslzet Thursday or
HOllcwl , ) ' Beach. ' 1he crew were all
!
A shlllnlnt of plntes for the battlshlll
Oregon , amountng to lCI tons , waB madl
Thllula ) ' ,
Fom'cclosimre' proceedings hnvl been cons
menclll In Brooklyn agaInst the I.ong Is-
land' 'rrnctlomi 10ml'an )
The New York Elks their nnniirsl
Thl Eles gave thllr nnnlal
: hlnelt plrCOrmlll'e 'fhursda ) ' , Icnr ) ' II-
I vlnl appeared In the casl
H IH reported that Senator Burrou/hR aspires -
pires to he Ilermallnt chairman or the next
republican Intonnl colsventiotn .
lrs , Hohlrt Louis Ste\'Mson sailed froneV
, San Frncisco Thursday for Samoa where
she Intends to ' ' ,
! pernHnenl : reslle
Charles Ueloshmut idiot and Catal ) '
wounded larver Joyce at Seaman's Gulch ,
Cal , In ! quarrel over a mining . claim ,
A negr mude I murderous assault on
lrs , Haler of Charlots\'fle , Ya" , ali cs-
cared A I.ospe or over 10 ) Is In pursuit.
General larrllon has started for New
YOII ( , whlrn hI . wIll preside totlny at t a
101tng In the IntereRt or Corllgn missions
'he inm'iedtar of sl"lmlsslll lt New
York states the '
steamier
stenmel Itoyle which wal
ndtinicVchnnestirny , vas not properl equlJI-
ped.
ped.'he
'he remlins oC Commnneler Ielrman ,
U S. N . hnva' bec'is hrought hOle ) to Detroit -
troit for burial. lie died at Bremen , 011-
man ) ' . .
MrH. B. B Harris oC SOlth Blld , Jnd. ,
who ha' heen visitng ot San ) It/o , Cal" ,
/
Is mls'II : and I Is feared she haH com-
mmslttetl suicide.
mited ( < l.
Seymour Matthews son oC the governor
of Inlllna , 111(1 at Atlnntl 'hul'SIII ' , Bc
had chlAt of the ovellnant exhibit nt
t1 exposi lon , !
T A. Strmrrh ex-register of the ' ,
, . Stlrrh. ex-rllstlr lale )
.
Idaho , 11111 olee , hats hlen anmesturl ,
rharged wih Imbezzlng $2,91 whie hold :
log that 0111 '
Nine moo , artIcles ) reeo\'prCI In Boston as
the IJrOceld ! oC Convict ] .trnrmett's rohhll-
Ils have heen Identle < , Some oC them
were stolel In 187 ,
An Inspcctol shows there are 0\11 ten
feet or water In the steamer Irrlwalll ) ' .
tmnded off New York but that the hu:1 :
It not badly . drirnageti .
: Irs , Sarah Davis oC flockport . lu1. shot
and fatally wounllell Mrs. : lnlcl Ooodnl\
DC the same place Thursdn ) ' . 'flIY quar-
Iuar-
reled O\'lr some chlckenH
John I. Powcrs , who Rccusld Sisenlff Troll
oC St I.oulH of election Sherlr hell
convIctt11 oC perjury ) ' on account ot lila testl-
test-
mOi ) ' In the bm'lltet'y cnse.
John Hlpko , In American cItizen , has
fed a claim fun' $20O against the Sp'nlsh
go\'erment for the confscaton ot a hotel
helonglng to him In Huvnnn
The defaul Interest against ex-Senntor
Tumor haH beln set aslle , ami an answer
fed In the foreclosure suit against the
.
O\er house amid other prop'rt
11nrquis : llnfrldl Lauza 11 Droo ! an
Ialan noblmnn , who has been a resident ! ,
and business man In this cosnnr ) ' fur .
! ! cOlntr , > twent-
lve years , died Thmursdrty at "ahllton ,
A sailor on the schooner Ruth Ann lying
off Toledo , became Inmno 'hurstla , and
before he could he overpowred shot and
wounded thl captain and ( tour of the cress'
John H 'fanner announceR hlR intention
Intenton
of resl/nhl / time chuirnmansimtp of the reV
puhlcan or/anlzaton of Ilnol , and elt"lln V
tlt . contort for the glhernatorlal nomlna-
ton.The
The 5-wellu-ol bride of HI'moIHl
Pochelu 1 New Oreans thpatrlcal man-
, agi'r . ahandonell him nt Chlrago 'hnrIla .
:
She was formerl ) ' Miss Earl , a theatrIcal
artist. )
The editor ot the NashvIlle Herald ] has
been . _ _ _ , _ sent . to _ jai for _ _ contPnpt. . for rlfuslng
W I.C . " ' Ot on
I.C1" 'Jrcc iS Irormaton
whih he charged the violation or the Sun-
day las' .
' ] ho coronor's Investgaton of the lal81
o the nccldlnthllh w'n'pcred ) thin Detroit
Journal lamiltlurmg ended ' '
hulh1ng < Nuddenl on request
of the pm'osecnnting attorney . who 11ll not
wlh to disclose his case against Eagincer
Thompson ,
A large number of Hunasians. Inclullng the
consul It New York , met Archbishop Nic'ln-
Nlh-
olas on his butting 'l'imurstlay. Tine prelate
comes to look after the aCalrl of his chulih
In this 1011' ) ' ,
The state has remited the lne asslsfed
against the hrewery urgent at Wichita , ] In. .
who was flntlnced for contempt for reCus-
immg to drink beer , that he might be used
as an expert witness ,
Archie Eatoim . a nlphtw oC ex-l'resident
Itarrit'ots , ( lied 'rhur of
Harison dllII 'rhiurstay eonsllilton In
a Denver hObplll , He was tlvI'lng pas-
sengel' agent for tine nnslvanla road
wih headqllrters at EI Ia ) . Tex
Two convict 1lnlo heck an,1 , Sanford
\oung. fe'l In jove whlo In tine Kemituck
penitentiary ' . anti Young , beilrg dlschlrjlc )
sought a Purdon , for his ll'OSICCti'tS bride
I was granted anti they ) ' were mllTI"d ,
Edgar ] " ' . Caiman of the : llwaukll' lIen-
cilul d , > lverl.lln . addres In that cIty Thursday -
day evening on the Inluence oC the Geman
tim ears , maintalnllg It Wa a potent aenc , ( ) '
for the . \merlcanlzaton of the ( iermunrrs : . )
Tire mnanged ! hotly ) ' of Luther I Beecher ,
n prominent yonmmg mln oC Dltl1 , was
founl on the railroad track Thlrdl ) ' msnorn-
:
mol-
lng In < lcaton ! iolnt 10 murder ull two
crime. tramps : ' are under arrest , charged with the
He\ J. ? . Tyler of Cleveland says tine
atlck oC'oollY on lreshlunt Clarke of
the Christian Endeuvor Is the ( result of a
pl'sonal mnmnuttem' and the endeavor oC
Woolf ) to cOlmlt the ol'gnnlzalol to the
prohibition plrty ,
I P. Bu'dlck of nochpster N y , . line
been nrrelec on the Charge of bigalr ,
rsm't'fer'red h ) 1 woman who was Miss u
Margery Dodan of Stockton , 'ul. . before
she murrlell the defendant. Burdik non men :
inane ) annul then left Iwr. 11s ' :01 wlfI <
wits not divorced , but rcfused . to live ivithi
him _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Il'e wih
Fusi'eigmi ,
l II stntt'd that 1,500,002 oC gold ) has come
COlI
'
Into 'furke from nhroalt urIng the PaCt .
1' , eek < )1Ft
General lella Thm'Fdn tonic the oath : of
Olcl as minister or consnimunicrstIonru nm )
1.lhllorkR . of comrunlcatonH
'fho PerU\111 gO\'erlmlnt offers valuable ]
concppslons to any company which i'i'1
build n ralrond from 4rrti'a to Cbauictnsayo
' '
The disease which atlctld the crew of r
tine baric . . Minded ' when I put into New-
castie-ons-'i'yric II roves to ho lalarlal and I
not yellow Cevel'
l.icimtenaflt Commlndlr ( Cowos. : , ljisieti ( I
Unllll
States naval IUache a\ London , II to hnnrr ) '
: IRs Hoe vol , sister of the larl' r
110 ( l'rstti'd Htnte : legatlomu. te secretary
I II reported that t\lnty-so\'el lrIlln : I
olficers wI'ro shot at ' , ilmuizii , .
orclrs Nlcthll'U Ie-
e'entiy , t'isange'l wIth conipitcity 1 1 zl . :
l'lnt ) dmrielllh cOllle1) II 10nll-
chlst ,
Illots I Is rumored their Plan II to I
lint u Gerlun prince on the throne
'he sugar 1.llntprs . oC the Urllbh Weft ' ]
Ildlll have asla.1 Protections from the home u
govt'nmnmssemnt lrnln"t hOlnt-pa'lng oun-
trl's , Time government replied I could nit
nothing for them. hut aUvlied di'ermuifyluni
their CrOI ! dl'trslfylng I
I
QUAKER OATS
Thc Child Loves I.
Tlnq.Dyi.ipeptiG Demuuds It
Tlw , plc&ro DotCM on It.
nO YOU EAT IT
Nl'M " 'Ul 'VIIl ' : . \II' ,
( ' "nll' ' II tht Irllnrrl ) ' suN I.
rt'uU ) ' . \tn"uIlt'al ,
W'ASllINGTO : Nov H-Speclal ( Tell -
Rram.-Tho ) folo\llR transfers In tine SIxteenth .
tlenth Infaltry are aI10Uleel ! : Second
LIeutenant ( barge 1) . Ou'e from clmpn ) '
U to compan It I Soinil l.ieutenamst John p ,
Preston , jr. , COlply 1 to compan ii.
Leave of absence granted Second ! Lieu-
tenalt Wllal C. lingers , Seventh InfJnlry ,
I exttlllll two 101lhs , Lll'uh'llnt James
ODe of the Thirteenth infantry also ctt' an
extension of leave. Two 10nths further
tmo II gri tell Second 1lcutelnnt Marcus
hi. Stokes of thl Tenth foot Captain Eu.
}
gene I. . Smih , assistant snrgeotn , n ) llarh1nt
beyond of lakotn time . Is sea granted , I munoimthu's leave to go
' . hi. Mainoney , dud clerk in Captain
Ilunmpinre"s office mit Onmilna , was \'ashmIng- -
ton today , enmrottto to New York.
hr , ilu'rnlng 'lmD. ills SuIt.
LOs'lON , Nov. 1 1.-A verdict imi favor of
tue lmlalntiff seas rendereil today inn the suit
brought 1) ) ) ' ir. Conyors herring for recovery
of lrnstmn'ance nlntflne ) ' on his yacht Molilcann.
The jury awmurtittl Intuis $15,000 , It is ( lit'
doctor's iotenttomn to bnlmng sumlt agaimnst
otlser commnpainter' ' in wliiu.'Im his yacht was in-
surrut for tine recovery of amn atiditiotnal $10-
000. Mr. Mointague Etler , wino ncconspamnieut
lr. ) Herring on board tts Molnican wiseni
tisat vessel left New 'urk , siye the party
\vill rtstmmmne their Inlan of miiakimng a fishumig
trip.
4ll tit P1Per here ciotinnicmmt cnn tine verdict
1mm favor of tire inlaimntift , remidc'red today 1mm
tIre suit brought b ) ' Dr. Coniyers hlernimig of
New York , for time recovery of innsmmrance
mmsoiney cii his yacht , Mohican. Generally
speaking' tirey approve tire juulgmmmemmt for
300 in favor of Mr. Herring. Time 'rinses
says ( lie world has barn Interested , not
edified , b ) ' tine story of mis family troubles.
Pemnaps ) It is nnot. desirable to say nnicre.
htecetmt ness's shows timat Amnmerlea is met very
sensible ens to what is written Irene mubout
lien yachts and yachtemnemm.
,
% Slu rnu'i A gsulimst ii'mirl iig Stuui'kuu ,
ST. I'ETEltSfltJltG , Nov. 14.-Owing to
several clays of lanIc on the bounese , ( lie
cause of whnichs is not gemnerahi ) ' imnderstooti ,
all ( lie chief itamsker were aumunuIuonei before
the iminlster of fimnance , 'uI. do IVitte , today ,
anti atlimsomnisheci by the director of ( lie
Credit dcpartmnneint. who charged several of
tinemmn s'itim speculatimmg for a fall 1mm securities ,
A tenticmnc' toward recovery irs today's prices
was mnoticed.
Crmszy ' .it'reisnsust . Iil1M Fi'e i'eraunuma.
PARIS , Nov. 14.-A wimse nnnrrchmnmit of
this city , iii , Donsergue , has strdtlenly be-
ccmume insane and Inns already killed a minim-
bar of People. lie shot his wIfe and mmnotner !
anti tlnets opemmed fire upon people In ( lie
streets , killing three of ttiemn and wourmtliing
several others. Tine mmmrulimnan tlnemi barricadett
Itirniseif in hits house anmd fired upon the
gersdarnsnes who aurrosnisdeth ( hue bulicIlnig.
I'iuiui Fitigliu , ul mull Iulemitmn I t y ,
BRUSSELS , Nov. 14.-It is reported ( mat
tIne Congo Free State iuas Imaid 13,000 imrdemmn-
nmit } ' for tIne irregular execmmtloin of the British
trader , Sir. Cinarles Stokes , imamigeti last sun-
imser at LIntit by order of Captain Lnthnaire , a
yoummg lieiglrsn otficer , tine claim being mnnade
that Stokes , wino was amu ox-mnnissiomnary , mad
been ginlity of selling armns to the mnatives
without \'arramnt of miuiiitrry : om' civil law.
. .f.inui1t1's 1)zu nigIitcr Loiti's 3hutne' ,
LONION , Nov. 14.-Vanity Fair mae a ills-
patch fronms i'arhs , referrrmg to the recent
losses on tire boirrr'e tirero , in whIch tine
statement It , made that Coumrt Castelinne ,
who recently mmmarniecl Miss Anna , daughter
of the late Jay Gould , was one of tine
heavy losers.
SlIsnin 'e'nmits to I'ig1lt ) linlier ,
LONION No' .
, H-Frank Slavili liars ac-
copied time cimallemige issrmi'ti by l't'ter Mruluer
: mmmti will , if Possible. contest w'itis Imimmi
for ( iso clnaninhnknmsship of the svonitl.
1mit'l'IlIlli ll13CAS'1' .
Fit I r , 'i I hi NoPtii'i'uen1 r 'u'i .ini , .
I 'ru iii i a ,91 ( a r Sn.i , rim in kri.
WAS1IING'I'ON , Nov. 14.-Forecast for
Friday is :
I"or Nebraska-Fair ; nortlmwestemiy wiinds ,
For Missouri-Fair ; iuom'tirwesteniy i'immds ,
For ICanstas-Fair ; nnnm'tlnwestenly wiatis. -
For Soutim Jaiotnu-Frsir ; ss'estem-ly iinds.
Loeru I Unearth ,
OFF1CE OF' 'l'11l13EAT1IER ilUREALI ,
OMAhA , Nov. 14-Onmunsa ) record of tern-
perature anti i'atnfuili , eompareti witis tlse
correspomstlimig day of tine pat four ycars :
1515. 1121 , 1893. 1SOI.
Maximum temperature. 40 CI 22 4 :
lnltnminninm tenniucratimie. . . . . 22 12 21 21
Average temiteratunt ? . . . . . . 'JO 46 26 12
I'reclpltations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .00 .00 .00 ( fl ]
Condition of temperature and lurecipitatiori
at Ornuina for time clay isnet since ? utuircbn 1 :
Normal temnipernitUre . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Exceenu or uleficiency ( or tiny . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Accnmmuiintctl excess sOiree elarehn I. . . . . .
Normal precipitation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .oi immchi
lt'flcicrncy for uiay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ot inch
Total Prcdilsttatioln slimee Mtuncli 1 20.21 iuches t
lCilcieflcy sinsce March , 1. . . . . . . . . 0.73 incine' r
ltetiil'.s frorii Stiittunmu itt 8 ii.
' -I :
as Ci.
- . Elt
u.0
STATS or
STJTnON ! . 'YATLimtnt.
S
Oniaurn . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44 40 , ut ) Clt'ar ,
liorti , Platte. . . . . . . 42 4.4 .01) ) clear.
mm urronm. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :14 : iSO tutu rhi'tur.
( .irmcaico . . . . . . . . . . . . 44 45 .T hiiintmmg. :
u. Lotmta. . . . . . . . . . . . 44 ( ( i .11th tiuurtly. :
St. Paum. . . . . . . . . . . . as : us on dlonnily.
. . . . . . . . . .
. . . . 4.1 .01) ( Iinumuiy ,
meamnerts . . . . . . . .oo uilear.
iieleni. : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4,4 , 44 . 'r ltulmutn. ;
hlasre. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4(1 ( j I .0(1 ( ] ltmnr : ,
ialtLakeCiiy.'u
. . o .00 Oiorrtiy ,
. . . . . . . . . . . . 5 .09 clear ,
Si. % ineen ; . . . . . . . . : p : ) im .oo ( : mnian .
Lheeuinu. . . . . . . . . . . . : u i 42 .00 h'artchotnrl3' .
us ii rincti. . . . . . . . . . . . ] t ; : m .utii dram'
Iaidtt City. . . . . . . . . . . 'I 0 4 R , utn J'tri ; cloudy
. . : . : . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ( flotid' .
"T" indIcates trace of oreclpttrsttss.
Z , A. \ % ELSIL Oleerver ,
\VIIA'I' \ MELBA SAYS.
ONE REASON FOR TH GREAT
SINGEU.'S SUCCESS ,
Nev'r Ner'ous
on flit' Shiigt ? ,
Time Cimlcago Iteconul of Oct. 21 , under '
luorrormal mmmt-nition colunmnn , has this to say 01
tine greatest vocalist in mire world : "Mad.
anne Mehtia is ironer miervouuu on the stage.
amnd sine attributes her immimmmumiity from tint
misfortune wisich afihicts iost operas aiimgerm
to iner sinmple uiet. Sire holds ( mat immdtges. :
tiorn brought on by irregular end seIf-indlil-
gent habits of eating , is the great cause ot ]
inervousness ann ! ssom'ry arisong actors ann. ] I
singers. "
'I'inis Is true , rot only of actors ansd singers ,
hut of businers mnnenm amid wesnnen , as well ni
nicirool children ; lb fact , ( hue Ainsercami ] mmsttom :
is fast becoutning a nation of nervous , htgb-
strung dyaimeptic.
The idea Is , runt to diet ammd starve one'i u
self. but to eat plennty of wwiioiesormie food '
anti after each meal take a bnarnmlees , bril
effective digestive preparatIons hike Stuarm'i
Ilyspepsia 'l'ablets. 'i'.nite one or tao 0 ]
tint'sO Tablets after each inntal and mo Inst
ter mow vei time atornacin , they ss Ill tiuur'
onuglily digest tine food ; It does mnot. rennale
In the soinsaclm ( for hours to ( eniimemnt , decay. . ,
anitl inoisofl tue blood auth mners'es.
Wirilo Stuart's lyapelnsla Tablets are miens
ant to take ansul slminpie in their action , you
they are prcuatilY tine a1est rinmul hliost re V
liable cure ( or all stonmacim troubles , loss nil
flch anti apilotlit" , plptistiomi , sour or achul i
stomnacit , g.ua amid titatreets after mimenis. Not I
om'iy a relief tint it Imanumnainehlt cure for al I
stommiachi nliseatea except cJnCr of tue stoimn.
nell. :
FrIll slzeni prclrnge cold by tlrniggists al
50 cents or by mnsall freon Smumart Ca. , Mar .
rhuail , Intich.
; Riled
5Ocai-tdup
Absolutely Painies. ( lolul Crowns
amid linIngs 'uVork in. specialty.
A l'uuli Set of 'l't'etii , di.
-0--
I WlTIlhflS ,
I 4th 1"loor 1ttos'fl 111k. 11th & io'mgliv '
1 'felCinhotie
_ _ _ _ _ _ ,
WHAT OVERWORK
DOES.
Tllhl HYII , iIl'iII1' oL 'l'tnt UtClt ?
it'i'.ti : , on IlOlhlY % ' ( IIlC ,
% 'iere It in. I"n'l ( , Ilauw It ii. Veil autul
hussy it Ciiim lIt' Citreul ,
Is'eri'unrkeul hIul nu's-pn-'I'iiu'i.n. 1iiiL !
( allis ii liii IIut t ii ilel p 'l'iielll ,
Ou'eru'ork tines nmsore ( ham tire you.
It exiiatnsts yotn.
Enmouigiu eork is good , hut overwork is not
gooui.
'c'ork nmnkt's youir blood circulate influt
Perspiration , floss' . It cicars out your lulooil
vessels anni limo lrnres of your skim , helms to
thironv oft waste munatter , brings fresh blood
to weak Places anti renews your energy and
vItality.
Overwork mnakes 3'olir orgmeiss work too
lttnrcl , eats unp yotnr vitality , exhausts your
energy ,
Tue orgain that works ( lie mnuost feels it
( ha nnnost.
Hut tint' lcltlmieys feel it alis'ays , s'lintcver
organ runny be overworiceul ,
Anti ( mis Is because your kidmne's filter
your blood.
.All ( mo itionid to nourish your uiifferont
organo hits to Pass ttnroingis yonnr kiulninys ,
If mum ) ' orgrsmn is overes'orkerl ninth needs mnmoro
blooti titan usual your kltimneynu have just so
mmnuchn mnmore s'ork to do.
itfter a certain itnniit of araimn is reached ,
or after tiuo kidneys hnavt , been so imsucli
ovt'rworhreui ( mat the ) ' fall sIck ( lucy let tine
blood pass s'itiiout flhierlmng it , or soinietlnues
they even filler out tire good tssmitter anti
leave ins thuo bad ,
So that tine worst of overwork is ( lint It
Inurts yotmr kidineys ,
Tlnis apimlies to mmnemntal overwork , iiotiiiy
overivork , overeat 11mg , dIssIpation. Yotmthnful
CXCOS3CS , etc. , etc.
Tine way to cure the effects of overwork
iii , not to take stinmmnniammts , but to crmro your
kiulneys wIth Dr. hiobb'in Sparagins Kidney
I'll is.
As soon as your kIdneys are well they
will supinly pure , fresh , strengtirennlng bleeder
or noumnlahmmmemnt to your overivork'eti organs ,
tumid they ivili got 'ell , too ,
You msuay be broker , tiowrs Inn health from
overwork or excesses. Voum omay feel that
youu are hosing yotur nneuutal or inervous
power arid mnnsical ! capacity for work.
It is because your leiiimmeys riced looking to ,
thuist they shnnill filter 'our blood anti give
you fresh life soul energy.
Or yorm nmay suffer ( rerun some of tine
syrmiploissa of kidney diustrase , such as back-
acme , sideache , iieanineiie , nem'voumrmneas , ( to.
( lnirmmt thIrst , muleepiessniess , msweliimng of the
feet and ankles ,
Or tinese , too , lr. Iiobb's Sparaguis Kid-
mney I'Ills sviil cure you. Tiie' mire tommie
and strerngthomnimmg to tire klulneys and cure
all tlselr diseases anul injuries. V
flood ulisucises , mraturaiiy , are caused by
sick kidneys. That is , cihuneases svirieht are
caused by Imnnnrrre , polsoinous , badly filtered
blood.
Of ( mess may be menittoneul rheuumratism ,
goumt , anaemia , clilorosis , Pale and sallow
complexion. mdc of annbltiomm , dizziness , hys-
terirn , oeuiralgiri , ( ute.
Dr. llobb's Sparaguis Kitinc'y I'illa will
cure these by curing tire kidneys.
h'ure blooti means health. healthy kidneys
mistiko porn blood.
Dr. hlobh's Sparagus IChuliney I'ills are for V
sale hy all tirunggietuu , or will be sent prepaid -
paid to arty address ( or 50 cents per luox.
\\'nlte for valuable mmmedical paniplilet , "A
Filter for Yotir Blood "
, mailed free on re-
quest. Ilobli's Medicitse Co. , Clnlcusgo or
Stun Fraucls'o.
AS CUSTOMARY
HOBB SPARAGUS PILES
ivill be sold 1mm Omnahru by tim
Sheriuau & McCollneIl Drill Co.
Dodge street , aecomnti door vest of P.
IILthID pON
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t l'rtmar7.t3e
t 1 M ondaryorTe.
Linr7ttyplliuiapernmrnanointly cured in , Ii
3adus's. Yott can botrcntetnmi ( itomo for
Ciii , Came PrncO uutdorsamnio gumnsnisi.ty . , IS
$ 'OniprecrtO como hero we wt4 ] contract
, th.n It ( .0 . , . pun r.I ) ' railroad . , . . . . . . faro I ? _ alum . , . . i'otel . _ _ aI. bills . . , . anti . . tie
.
curry , lodido potanis , anti etill bnivo Relies nod
pruirue. Mucous & 'utciuen in moufli , SuireThurerut ,
l'lflillOS , ( Jopmncr Cunlorund Spots , Ulcers. Omi
ay pan of ( ho both i air or iCyebrc'Vut fuiIhln _ _ _ _
.humt , it ha
hits '
MYliim itio imLO)1) I'OISON don
we gnarnntci , to . Win .
cure. soitctttlnemnet oi > iutl.
nut , , cases and cmlMIlemigo tiio world func a
case wocmsnmlutcure. 'j'tiia dieaso inna aIwny V
bathed the a lUll ( ii tIm , anoint ciunimioust llt3'I- ,
cIan. 60OOOh ) Capital behind our tiujeondi.
trorniui guaranty. A hitch iii ejrotnM font cloti o
aupmtcatlorn , ttddru'ea COOI ItEM lDY CO. . ,
; moi Zuluaofllo Temple , CUICAUU. iLL.
.
AMUMI13IHN'l't.
THECREIGHTON
Tel. 1531-l'nxton& lflurgoss , Mgra.
TONIGHT AT 8:15.
ANNA EVA FAY
riiim ilit itii.t'r.u ,
Presenting lien Latest Oriental Sernsation
" "
"SOMNOLENCY.
'Fine irout inaunseicu. , amysueriorn. and bewilder.'V 'V
sag of utt nmyciroiogtcat jntrvnoinnenu. ever rri' .
ennttl ( ii ( tie world , V
'Fito lrhces--llaieomi' , 23c , IuwCi thuor , ac urid
fiE : CHTON
i'uimr iris * , C.unnuinemmt'iiug Suunmdiu
Mittniee , , 17 ,
( , , sgiev ( ' .1 : : ' ( ii nine's ( 'oitietir4ns in the
"PAZZLE
lrires.-1ialtumy , lIe and Ot , lover floor , lie ,
75c and $ l.O ) . ift'tuis rs' cii .nhe.
Cuimnmn ; ov. H-E.
t ' lIItlt % 'Jt I'l'IlSIIIi.
nr1vr , SUNDAY. V
" ' ri ' 5p
, Htfl. & TUES.
NOV. 17 , 18 & 19 ,
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Lar 'o nod
t %
Po vorleil Conipuny
DOWNING
The Gladiator
tItNi.tt
% , . ' . .mulcu.
'i'ttsti.ti'
I
Soils omn salui S.iturrdruy 1,1cm-fling.
Vlrt heron , tOn , ' , 'SC , nnhiii $1.00 ; balco , , , .
soc mind 75c ; gt'it't'y , Id' .
iMaAiME MUSEE
1330 Douglas Stroot. - ' ,
A FAMILY RESORT.
C0N'l'IMJOVS 4IIIWS from 2 to 5 p. m. ansi
lnbO t tOm3U p. as.
Aiiiisinioin , 11km. Iteserved euinera chairs , 100
extra.
( uu. . .i II eiiclli'rop. ALlihlnuifnmsN,3iWr
o4 LE\JI ± RY WOMAN
. innumetlimioti aee4 a reliable
imioiutitly reguilahilug tnt'dkin'j ,
V PEAL'S
. ; a'
PENNYflOYALPILLS1
's I' m1t : 'entu. nrtt certain in retaIl , 'l'he ganu.
ae 4 Pr 1081'S I uierercliiauaotot. J..afauywber
ILam 4huinsn lteCuaaeU Deu Ca. , Uh1
Dudg street. Omnatna. Nsb.
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