THE OMAHA DAILY 1VA MOM XOVI3M1I3R 2 lSOCS
COUNCIL BLUFFS DEPARTMENT
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M1XOII MUNTIOX
lhoto Bundles and cameras 511 ndwAy
For Justice Of th peace 3 T Walker
OrorRo Ittnllo tins returned from a trip
to Deadwood anil the Mark Hills country
The Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs W
Kmlth died yesterday at the residence
0r n Hall on CannlhK trot
Frank and Clarence Capcll came tip from
Llnr In yesterday for the purpose of cnstlnn
their ballots for a presidential candidate
Work will bo resumed on the Indian
creek excavation this morning The South
Klrst street paving and the Lower Uroad
way macadam will also ho pushed
Martha Gelso a Red 52 died yesterday In
St Josephs hospital In Omaha after an ni
nes of four weeks from typhoid fever The
body will bo brourht to this city today
and taken to the lluiner settlement for
burial
Henry llanlRcr Julius Drelken and Fred
J HoiRlnnd returned jesterday from Iowa
flty where they an- attending the State
university They came home to assist In
Rwelllng the McKlnley majority In Iottawat
tunilu county
Mrs H 11 Kissel and Miss Tltllc
Vogtler have been called to Iown City to
attend the funeral of Mrs lMlth Kvans
nee Vogeier formerly of this city and
beloved wife of T J Kvans She died very
suddenly Sundity at 145 a m of paralysis
The McKlmey Ouard and Drum Corps
will meet at the armory In the Klscmnn
building promptly ot 7 oclock this evening
to act as escort for lion John N llildwln
fThoso in line at 715 will ot 715 talc ear
for Omaha to participate in the parade to
bo held there
The Woodward Theater company will be
nt Dohanyo two week commencing Mon
day November 2 with a new line of plays
mid specialties This company has done
nn Immense business all over the west for
the past vear In the face of very hard
times Their productions are good thclt
specialties up to date and the people ull
favorites
The xegular meeting of the Womens
Christian association will be held at the
homu fit Mrs Sarah li I ltohrers 219
Vino -Street at 2 oclock this afternoon
Tho honpltal business Is ot such a nature
his month that to successfully carry out
tho proposed plans there should be a full
uttendanre of Womens Christian associa
tion members Visitors welcome Devo
tional exercises will be held the first half
liour
Vf n Vlavl Co female remedy Medical
cbnpultaMon Jru Wednesdays Health book
fn illcd 303 Merrlam block
7i V llumblng company Tel 250
IJIIYAX VISIT A IMSAIMOlVniHNT
rruln lliornimlily I Over
Severn IoImIn tlint UNnirrliil
5Tho populists and their campaign man
agcrs are not very well satisfied with the
not results of the visit of Mr Bryan The
the little
taity manuKcment generally regrets
tle Interest nwakened and the campaign
managers fee considerably disappointed over
their failure to make the amount of bard
cash anticipated out of the visit They
bad arranged to sell M0 or 1000 worth
of seats In the opera house and for weeks
bad been hawking the tickets about the
streets hunting for suckers willing to pay
1 for the privilege of seeing and hearing
the man tnlk for ten minutes Nwl
Ktandlng there was a large number of t ckct
sellers and that they all worked hard for
two weeks less than 100 patriots were found
willing to part with their dollars The
managers relied upon the general excitement
to carry the crowd to the opera house when
the time came for the speaking and they
were not altogether In despair on Saturday
nfternoon Tho crowd came but It came
with such a rush that ticket sellers and
ticket takers were swept aside as chaff Not
a dozen ticket wero sold after the curtain
went up on tho free silver show and but
few of those who had paid their dollars In
advance were able to sccuro their seats
In tho crush and rush that swept the ushers
doorkeepers and guards away there were
many narrow escapes and several women
were quite severely Injured Mrs Harring
ton who had fought her way In early In
tho evening In company with her husband
and a lady companion and was waiting near
the door for a chance to secure the seat
that bad been paid for was compelled to
jump out of the west window of the theater
to avoid being killed In the Jam
Cut HIiikn Ilenutlfiil
Just received i complete lino of the rich
est cut glass manufactured Low prices
lllch designs Useful articles Jacquemln
Co 27 Main 3trcct
HofTmayrs fancy patent flour makes the
r9 X and meat bread Ask your grocer for It
Ililin Tiiken oh Two Counts
Justice I n Oleson ot Avoca came to
tho city yesterday to assist ills constable
In effecting tho arrest of C W Ilenn a
man wanted there to answer the double
charge of cmbezzelmcnt and forgery The
1 charge was preferred by nn Avoca organ
r ompany for whom Ilenn had been working
In the capacity of a traveling salesman
and collector It In charged that he forged
an organ note and emhezzeled tho proceeds
of a sale After committing itho crime
bo left tfco employ of the organ firm and
camo to this city He lias been hero for
two months but the fact was only recently
discovered Ho was seen on the street on
Saturday by the Avoca constable during
the Uryan parade The constable sent word
to tho Avoca Justice and the latter camo
down yesterday with the warrant The two
men took their prisoner homu with them
last evening
Wo would ronind the ladles that we
make a sp clalty of family washing Our
wagons call everywhere and during this
cloudy weather you will find It very con
venient to send your work to us Kacle
Laundry 721 Uroadway
Enameled brass trimmed beds 305 this
week at tho Durfeo Furniture Co
Uojm ler IlroUen
Timothy Dunn tho 14-year-old Eon of
John Dunn living nt 410 Kast Uroadway
had his left leg badly crushed yesterday
by a horse falling upon It He was riding
tho animal down Frank street when It got
unmanageable and suddenly swerved down
Ilerco street Tho horse lost Its balance
and fell toward tho curb pinning the boy
underneath Soiuo ot tho peoplo residing
In tho neighborhood heard the boys cries
and came to his assistance The weight
of tho horse had crushed the bones and
bally lacerated tho muscle Just below the
knee The instep of tho left foot was also
badly bruised Tho boy waB carried to bis
homo and medical assistance called
Get your winter supply ot coal now before
tho rush and rise In prices U M Shubert
will fill your orders promptly and bis prices
hro the lowest Telephone No 70 C2S Weit
llioadway
P W Dean M D eye ear nose and
throat 211 Merrlam block
CIohImk Hull- ot Hie CiiiiiiiiIkii
Tho closing rally of tho campaign will be
given this evening by tho republicans when
John X llaldwln will address tho veterans
of tho city at the headquarters In the IS I so
man building Mr Baldwin has been fill
ing engagements during tho campaign for
tho national committee and has been doing
4L tonui of tho best work in tho country His
r appearance hero In his homo city Is looked
forward to with much Interest There will
bo a largo parade before tho meeting K
H Fonda will act as marshal
Til ere In n Itliilit iiihI Wrong
Way to buy shoes Tho wrong way Is to
buy chtap shoes at a cheap price Thats
falso economy The right way Is to buy good
y shoes at a fair price Thats tho true
aargeiu is teaming ami nas ueen for
V the rat tin years Every year we add to
our experience in the shoe business and
nro hotter prepared to teach true economy
Try us Look for tho Blgn of tho bear
thats Sargents
Lundgsrd tho Tailor 130 8 Main street
CHRIST VIEWED AS THE ROCK
Dr Baraitz of Ucs Moines Preaches on tho
Tnto rouudation
CORNER STONE OF A NEW CHURCH LAID
Ilillllillilliill of St IoIiiin ntlKlUli
liitliernii Cliureli nt I lie- Corner of
Seventh mill Willow Avenue
li Now Completed
Tho corner stone of St Johns English
Lutheran church was laid yesterday after
noon with Impressive ceremonies Tho new
building at the corner of Seventh street
and Willow avenue has been finished up
to tho first Mory tho basement being of
stone A temporary floor was built tho
speakers addressing tho congregation from
tho north end where a platform had been
erected Several hundred peoplo were
gathered on Willow avenue and Seventh
street who could not be seated
The services opened with an anthem by
the choir followed -by an Invocation by
Itev T F Thlckstun After a short song
fcervice and a prayer by Hev Mr Oerhardt
of Lincoln Judge Hoed delivered an ad
dress on tho subject The Relation of the
Church and the State The main ad
dress of tho afternoon was made by Hev
S II Ilaniltz I I of Dos Moines on the
subject Christ tho True Foundation tak
ing for his text I Corinthians x l He
said In part
In many parts of the word of God the
figure of tho rock Is used as the emblem of
Christ It Is our purpose this afternoon
to set forth Christ as the true foundation
First lie Is a foundation rock It Is very
IniporUnt that the foundation of a building
be firm and durable for If It Is bad or
gives way the whole edifice Is in danger
Tho church of God Is compared to an edifice
It is called a temple a habitation of God
through tho spirit The founcfcitlon or rock
upon which thi3 church Is built Is Christ
Holy men and prophets and apostles are
all stones In this superstructure but Christ
alone Is the foundation bearing all Its mass
Ivo weight Ye are built upon the founda
tion of the prophets which Is Christ He
boid I lay in you for u foundation a stone
a tried stone a precious corner stone a
sure foundation This Is the stone that was
set at naught by the builders which has
become the chief head of the corner
Whether we consider the church of God In
Its militant state on earth or its triumphant
state In heaven Christ Is the basis of the
whole Each and all of Gods family spirit
ually rests wholly upon Christ as the founda
tion So strong Is It that most probably
myriads of worlds are upheld by It and
millions of living stones are built upon It
As n foundation It Is laid deep In the earth
As a corner stone it rises above the clouds
and catches the sunshine of Immortality
The ropk of ages binds the whole building
In heaven and earth together
HOCK OF HEFHESHMENT
Secondly Christ Is n rock of refresh
ment Prefigured by the smitten rock which
yielded water to the famishing Israelites
Christ is tho spiritual rock that followed
them The rock which Moses smote wn
in a dry and thirsty land The prophet
tells us that Christ shall be a root out of
tho dry land Tho rock In the wilderness
could yield no water until smitten by
Mosis Hut when struck by his magic wand
it burst into a fountain
So also with the Hock of Ages Christ
before His bosom was cleft availed nothing
as a sacrifice for sin but so soon cs his
body was stricken from hence flowed
streams that made glad the city of God
Whosoever drinketh of this water shall
not thirst It shall bo In him springing
up into everlasting life
Third Christ Is a rock of outlook
Standing on this stone we behold the di
vine glory and life and Immortality arc
brought to light And Moses said I be
seech yo show me thy glory and God an
swered Thou canst not seo my face for no
man shall seo my face and live Heboid
there Is a place by me Thou shalt stand
upon a rock and while my glory passes by
I will put theo In tho cleft of a rock and
I will cover thee with my hand as I pass
by Moses saw his glory and on descending
from Mount Sinai he was obliged to Veil
his face for fear of blinding his people
Ibo Christian standing upon the Hock of
Ages with open faco as In a glass beholds
tho glory of the Lord and he Is changed Into
tho same Image from glory to glory even
m by tho srlrit of God and wc behold Ills
glory tho glory as of tho only begotten
of tho Father full of grace and truth
ROCK OF SECURITY
Fourth Christ Is a rock of defense Of
all sources of security the rock seems to
yield the surest In times of danger the
peoplo of Palestine retired to them and
found refuge The Dcnjamlnltes felt them
selves safe In tho rock Hlmmon Sampson
kept garrison In the rock of Ethon David
was secure in the rock of Maon Engedl
Hut Christ Is the Christians rock of pro
tection and defense His foundation Is In
the holy mountains They that trust In
Christ shall he as Mount Zlon that cannot
he moved but abideth forever When
storms of trouble or distress arise when
the dark clouds of dispair gather round
then may the Christian hide In the cleft ot
tho rock and be need not fear
These are the associations clustering
around tho Hock of Ages
STAVD FIRM ON THE ROCK
Tho speaker then appealed to tho congre
gation saylrg Have you been led to this
rock and aro you sure your feet aro fixed
upon It Be steadfast Immovable Have
your feet slipped Retrace your steps or
by stumbling on this stone it may grind
you to powder Arc you a distressed one
Docs tho sigh of contrition heave in your
heart Do you say
Jesus lover of my soul
Let mo to Thy bosom fly
He can dry the tear of sorrow and com
press the sigh of contrition Uy faith stand
upon the bending rocks of Calvary See
your Savior dlo and may you feel the power
of Ills derth Go to Ills rocky tomb and
seo Him come forth and feel tho power of
His resutrectlon Go to rocky Olivet and
seo Him ascend and ascend with Him In
acts of faith desire and love By virtue of
His death resurrection and ascension may
wo all ascend
And when the Inst trumpet shall sound
through the skies
And the dead from the dust of the earth
shnll arise
With tho millions woll Join fnr ubovo
yonder sky
So tho dear Hock thnt la higher
thnn I
Tho laying cf tho corner stone was done
after the conclusion of this address Hev
G W Snyder pastor of tho church and
tho congregation Joined In responslvo read
ing while tho stono was being put in place
Irayor was offered and tho creed rrcl ed
In concert The corner stono has Inscrip
tions upon three sides On the east side
aro the words Womans First Icwa Me
morial This is significant of the fact that
the church Is being erected partly by a
1000 donation by the Womens Missionary
society of tho Lutheran church which was
started In Iowa in 1S75 Mrs G W Snyder
belns Its first president Slnco then the so
ciety has outgrown tho limits of the state
and belongs to tho general synod of the
United States Tho corporate name St
Jehus English Lutheran Church appears
on tho north side of tho 6tone and on the
west Is the name of the pastor the current
year and tho architects
Tho mementos placed In the tin box in
the stone consist of a vast assortment of
articles There was a copy of the bible pub
lished this year church documents and pa
pers names of all the charter members
present congregation and Sunday schoU
tracts drawings of tho building as It will
bo when erected and the pastor a
small American flag and coins of the pres
ent date
Come and see our McKlnley and nryan
chrysanthemums Just tho flower to wear
and decorate your windows with Prices
reasonable Everybody welcome J F Wil
cox llorl t
son i uv ith or iasi viik
Onklitmt A veil in- Itentlliiu IltiW lloliln
IIm PIi hI livenlui Mretlntr
The Oakland Avenue Reading club held
the first evening meeting of the season
Friday evening at thei home of Flnley
Burke Mrs Hurke was assisted by Mrs
Hart Mrs Iougoc and Miss Casady The
following program was given Instrumental
duet Mrs Lougec and Waterman paper
Theodorlc the Goth Miss Casady Ger
man song Mrs Hugh Cole story A Politi
cal Anecdote Mrs Dorland Instrumental
solo Miss Carrie Murphy After refresh
ments were served all Joined In a game of
menagerie which created much merri
ment The remainder of the evening was
spent In social enjoyment Mr Clyde Altchl
son sang several solos Miss Carrie Murphy
also gave two Instrumental and one vocal
solo Thoae present wore Mr and Mrs
Arthur Blanchard Hurke Cole Dorland
Foster Hazclton Lougee Orcutt Mesdamcs
Hlxhy Hart Richmond McSune Trcynor
Steadman Street Wtitcrman Mlssys
Casady Hoyman Pcnn Grace Foster Jef
fries Mary Hazclton Mamie Jcpson Mr
Clyde Altchlson
A very pretty and correspondingly happy
wedding occurred last evening at the resi
dence of Mrs KUrtz on Washington avenue
when they surrendered their daughter to
Mr Frank Elgan The ceremony was per
formed by Justice Cook at 8 oclock In the
prcsenco of a large number of friends and
relatives The house was beautifully deco
rated After the ceremony a wedding sup
per was served Mr and Mrs Elgan will
be at home during the winter in the little
cottage where they were married and a
large number of friends will Join In wish
ing them all the happiness possible
Miss Stella Dunlap was pleasantly sur
prised at her home 3523 Avenue A Friday
evening by a number of her friends who
came to congratulate her on her sixteenth
birthday Dancing was enjoyed until mid
night when refreshments were served Those
present were Mrs Miller Mrs W M
Hurke Mrs George Sehacffer Mr and Mra
John Trobe Mr and Mrs A G Clausen Mrs
W A Westrlp Mr and Mrs Joseph Kelly
Mrs J T Beach Mrs Mary Hoffman Mrs
P Reed Georgia and Hattle Trobe Hattle
and Dora Murphy Julia Klcffman Daisy
Wisby Emma Zackarl Mary Hlesendorfer
Mamie Kelly George Halley Ray Browning
Fred Grimmelmsn John Schlckctanz Joseph
Blesendorfer Roy Oral W Hortz Eman
uel Lund Henry Hortz
Mr Walter Canning and Miss Hypatla
Morris wrre married Wednesday afternoon
at 4 oclock at the home of the brides par
ents on Canning street Hev Stephen Phelps
officiating Only the relatives and immedi
ate friends of the contracting parties were
present The bride was attended by little
Wlllaccne Handlett and the groomby Mas
ter Ben Jenkins of Omaha A wedding
luncheon WCS served after the rrrrmnnv
when Mr and Mrs Canning left for their
home In Garner township The grooms
gift to the bride was a neatly furnished cot
tage
STOIIY AVI LI STAY IX HIS HUD
OiiiiiIiii IoiocruK tertiiln of Losing
One nuttiiiKlitvtlf Vott r
John Story the populist agitator who was
stabbed In the back during a fight at the
Diamond saloon on Saturday evening was
very anxious to leave the Womens Christian
Association hospital where he Is being cared
for and get back to his friends In Omaha
In this however he was thwarted by the
local police who have lodged a complaint
against nil of the men Implicated In the row
charging them with fighting and disturbing
the peace
Story was not resting very easy last night
but tho hospital physicians still say there
Is no probability of serious results from the
knlfo wound In his hack Story had been en
gaged as n fireman in the Omnha electric
light plant hut he was formerly n resident
of Iowa and Is well known to the Council
Bluffs police The latter credit him with be
ing a very tough citizen of the village bully
order who has figured In a number of barn
yard prlzo fights
Tho facts developed yesterday show that
Story was tho aggressor In the saloon fight
and had smashed tho faces of several of the
young colored men before tho latter com
bined forces and attacked blni Will Wash
ington one of tlio colored men received a
blow over tho bead from a stick carried by
Story and the proverbial thickness of the
African skull nlone prevented serious Injury
The police believe that Washington was the
man who did the stabbing Story received
two cuts one In the face oenoath the eye
that perforated the nasal bones and the
other In the back All of the negroes ar
rested were liberated with the exception of
uasmngion
Story mado two attempts to leave tho hos
pital yesterday and upon request of the po
lice tho hospital people locked up his
clothes
MAY NOT MiiT OMAHA ACAIX
Knot Hull Tcnm Hum Km HiiIcn All
TutiiMi for tin SriiNon
The Council Bluffs High school foot ball
team that won such a brilliant victory
In Omaha on Saturday will be unable to
play a return game with the Omaha team
unless It can be arranged to be played upon
some school day The team Is engaged to
play on every Saturday and holiday up to
tho first week In December and after that
It will probably to too cold to play It was
hoped that another game could bo arranged
for Thanksgiving but the boys are under
contract to play Red Oak on that date and
tho Hed Oak fellows have positively re
fused to forego the pleasure of a defeat
or even the postponement of it Tho Coun
cil HIufTs boys regret this more than tho
Omaha fellows possibly can for tho Bluffs
boys havo an abiding conviction that they
can repeat the performance of last Satur
day without any extra effort As the gauie 3
stand now each team has won a game The
first gamo played this season was won bv
Omaha with a score of C to 0 and Satur
days score of 12 to 0 leaves tho advantage
In favor of the Bluffs team Just enough to
make the members of the team enxious to
have another round with their natural
enemies The boys have a date with Grls
wold and It Is barely possible to call off
the game and give that date to Red Oak
The team 13 scheduled to play the
team on Saturday November
7 at Denison tho Lincoln team at
Council Bluffs November 14 the re-
turn game at Lincoln November
ana ilea oaK on Thanksgiving The boys
are trying to arrange a game with Atlantic
some time after December 1 Tho latter
team Is beating everything In western
Iowa and Council Bluffs Is anxious to try
conclusions with It
Iiiiiii m Flooil lllt N Suililenly
James Flood died alono in tho back yard
of his homo at 814 Sixth avenue some time
last night between 8 and 10 oclock Mrs
Flood went to church -shortly after S
oclock leaving Mr Flood at home When
sho returned about 10 she found him lying
in tho back yard dead
For some time the dead man has been
troubled with symptoms that Indicated
heart dlseaso and has recently had choking
spells Yesterday ho was not feeling as
well as usual and last night was too much
Indisposed to go to church It is supposuJ
that tho fatal attack came on shortly after
his wife left for church for ho had evi
dently been dead for some time when foand
Mr Flood was CO years old and leaves
r family of tcveral sons and daughters
Threo of tho sons are merchants operating a
store In the country fourteen miles from
the city One daughter Mrs B A Wyman
lives In this city
AVt nHIi of AVUilom
Wealth and wisdom travel together Wo
cant all bo wealthy but we can bo wealth
ier than wo are Wealth consists In what
in Rflveil anil not In w hfit Is parnrrt
means finding the storo where you ran get
uic euiiiu quuui iur ivsb money man
elsp It ninv tnlce n IIMIn mnra tlnm
and trouble to find the right place but It
win pay you in uie enii ii you start Here
you will make tho shortest Journey on rec
ord fnr vol will rnrt nt Rnppnnln ihni
store 413 Broadway Sign of tho bear
Sewer Pipe Fire Uriel lleltiutr
Wholesalo and retail J C Btxby 202
Main street
GOSSIP PROS THE GRIDIRON
Saturdays Games Devoid of Sensation or
Even Surprising Features
HARVARD KEEPS INDIANS FROMSqbRING
Crimson GrtN n Toneliilown UnrlT mill
AcIn on the llefrnle Ditrlnc tlie
Hc hI of thi Gnuie
n I lit HiikII
Tho closo came tho Carlisle Indians gave
Harvard at Cambridge on Saturday was
the most noteworthy event that occurred
on the gridiron en Saturday With the
possible exception of the Chicago game
the match between tho red legged men of
Harvard and the real red men from Car
lisle Is tho only one deserving of more than
passing notice A mere glance nt the
score 4 to 0 would seem to Indicate that
tho Indians had hustled Harvard harder
than they had either Yale or Princeton
A peep Into tho play of the game how
ever Indicates that Harvard made a better
showing than did Yale and nearly as good
as that of Princeton It is true that Har
vards soro was considerably smaller than
cither Yales or Princetons but Harvard
scored its solitary touchdown within the
first seven minutes -of play and then
played a defensive game altogether It
was successful too and as a result the
Crimson Is the only team the Indians
have not scored on Yule wns scored on
twice though only one touchdown war al
lowed and Princeton was scored on once
It Is true Harvard did not run up much of
a score but the defensive Fchemu was prob
ably u tiso one The Indians gains were
neutralized by long punts every time while
the Harvard men holding themselves back
for Saturdays fcame with Princeton at
tempted few gulns through the line or
nround the ends The generous treatment
of the Indians by the ltirvnrd students
comer- as a welcome relief nftc r the grand
larceny by the Ynlenslans n week ago
All Interest now centers In the Hnrvnrd
Irlnceton game to be played on Saturday
Harvard did not show up strong on Satur
day though Its defensive work when the
Indians were within a few yards of the
crimson goal wns great foot ball Captain
Wrlghtlngton Is still kept out of the game
by a lame knee but with Dunlop Cozzens
Sullivan Brown and licnle the back Held
Is strong nnywny If the lino were ns good
Harvard would have a great team Prince
ton has been steadily Improving and Im
partial critics generally now regard It nr
the strongest eleven playing Its score
against Cornell 37 to 0 looks big when
compared with Harvards scoro against the
same team 13 4 Last year Cornell held
Princeton down to six points It did the
same In 91 In 2 Princeton cancelled Its
game In 93 the score wns 41 0 and in 91
It was 12 4 always In favor of Princeton
With one exception then this yonrY score
Is Princetons best against Cornell and It
Is significant thnt the exception was In the
year thnt Princeton defeated Yale Tie
Tigers are In splendid condition nnd their
hopes nro high for not only capturing the
Harvard game on Saturday but also the
Yale game two weeks later
Georse Dyers West Point cadets scored
against Yale on Saturday but then that
trick has become so common this reason
that It scarcely needs special mention On
Wednesday of last week the Elizabeth
Ahletlc club also scored oil the Klls If
such teams can score against Ynlc It will
be very strange indeed If the Jrrseymen
cannot do some scoring on November 21
Over In Chicago Halfback Nichols who
played so poorly against Northwestern
Jumped Into the game In the second half
nnd caved his team from n defeat by the
Inlvers ity of Illinois Billy Gardner of
this city fullback made one of the two
touchdowns for Chicago university and
kicked both goals Gordon Clarke at quar
terback also did good work Michigan had
no trouble In turning down Lehigh 41 0
The latter team Is winker than usual this
year while the former Is ns strong as ever
and could give some of tho jnlghller east
ern teams a good argument Nebrifka wns
scored on by Wesleyan which fact Is not at
all to the former teams credit Omaha
saw a good gamo -and may depend upon It
that tho third game between the Hlth
school tennis ot this city and Council Bluffs
will be well worth the price -of admission
JOB IHIIiW LKAHS TMB l12Jti
Oimilin Hoy Token Front Itinik Among
tin- SlmrtMloiiN
WASHINGTON Nov 1 President Nick
Young today gave- out tho fielding averages
for the players in the National league this
season The following arc tho llrst three
men In each position
I irrt bnpemen
Player and Club OS PO A n IC
I iJoie lhltndelphla 3J 3rn 11 3 SJ1
Iichnncc Ilrooklyn S9 03 40 13 9S7
Totwau Cleveland II 1311 79 19 9S7
tocond KiFcincn
Mclue Cincinnati lin 290 3M JI 92
Iiowe lloston 73 118 2SI 1G 967
lllrrbautr Plttrtmn K 1SS 204 12 9 M
Third lmreiiieti
Crops Ihllndeliihla C3 f9 135 13 9C
Irwin Cincinnati 127 191 200 33 932
McOnrr Cleveland Ill 122 213 29 922
Short Mops
Dilnn Louisville 41 99 157 16 911
Cross Philadelphia 30 SI 131 II 959
fl Davis New York 45 1C9 H3 17 930
Outfielders
Keller Ilaltlmorc 127 229 22 9 972
Ilrodlc llaltlmore 152 321 20 10 971
Thompson Philadelphia 119 233 23 S 970
Catchers
CJnnzel Burton 0 12S 47 2 SSS
VnUKhn Cincinnati 57 156 57 9 951
Iloyle Philadelphia 23 75 21 2 950
Ganzell of Boston had live passed balls
Vaughn of Clncinnutl 2 Boyle of Philadel
phia 3
AnleM Kill I Trade 3Iee
NEW HAVEN Conn Nov 1 The Ynle
fall trnck games were held yesterday after
noon at the Yale field lUsults
One hundred yurd dash Won by It M
Graff Time OM0 1 5
Two hundred nnd twenty yard dash Won
by R 11 Warren Time 022 2 5
Quarter mile run Won by T E Fisher
Time 052 2 5
Half mile run Won by A S Mann
Time 201
Mile run Won by F H Lewis Time
4t4 5
One hundred nnd twenty yards hurdle
Won by E C Perkins Time 010 3 5
Two hundred and twenty yard dash
Won by G Vnn Ling Time 025 2 5
Two mile bicycle race Won by W E
Kirk Time 511 1 5
One mile walk Won by J T Hitchcock
Time 7413 5
High Jump Won by W F Bergcr 5
feet G Inches actual jump
Pole vnult Won by A G Clnpp 10 feet
7 inches
Broad Jump Won by II IX Wcscott 21
feet I inch
Interclnss relay race Won by 97 Time
33S Winning team Beecher Hinckley
Burnett nnd Garvin
HreiiUx n Illcycle Keeoril
NEW YORK Nov 1 ThftNpw York to
Philadelphia nnd return blcycie record has
been broken Albert JHtsclier of the
Yorkville wheelmen left the city hall today
nt 355 a in rode to tho Ihlladolphli
city hall ami finished the rrfrturn journey
at 1210 a m riding the dintunce in the
elnpsexi time of eighteen huriJ and seven
teen minutes The record breakers papers
were properly checked Us time there
fore supplants the old -record ninete en
hours sixteen minutes lipid by Charles
Stnnbach of the Manhnttnu Bicycle club
for over two yenrs half
an hour nt Philadelphia -twenty minutes
nt Trenton nnd fifteen minuter at Newark
Ho hsd n bad fall und wnsisIcK twice dur
ing his ride
An u ul Illuli AVheel Hun
CHICAGO Nov 1 AVinual high
wheel run of the Chicago- Cycling club
which has come to be onebf the fixtures
In American cycling evcrftrfj wns made to
day over the Pullinnn courseKan Slcklen
tho veteran racing mnndwiW the first to
finish out of a bunch of thirty six starters
KitzKernlil IIciHn Miller
JEFFEItSON ClTY Mo Nov 1 Hilly
Fitzgerald of St Louis wa given tho de
cision over Prof J Miller of Los Angeles
Cul In n mill of live rounds which was
pulled off on a sandbar In the Missouri
river llvo miles west of hero this nfter
noon
Ringing noises in tho ears snapping buz
zing roaring caused by catarrh all dis
appear with tho uso of Hoods Sarsaparilln
Illnwn from n Molnur Train
NEWTON Kun Nov l Mrs Clara Gus
wick en route to Los Angeles from her
hnmi In f vtnptn 4 In I -
MvAiitttiun itvj ill jiinnuiK Hum
one Pullman to another wns blown by n
gust of wind off the platform of a Santa Fn
train near lirmldoek She was stunned nnd
lay on the frosty ground several hours
Sho was picked up and brought to Newton
Sho will recover
IIMIHIMIVH THAT IS TIII1 Kli
S mliot of Free Coutlttitloiinl inv
eriimetit hid tiullt liliuil Liberty
lOSHKN Ind Nov 1 General Harruion
spent Friday night In his car at Fort Wayne
leaving there early yesterday morning Tho
first stop was at Auburn In spite ot the early
hour n great many people had gathered on
tho public square to hear tho ex president
He said
This Is flag dny Every day oueht to be
ling dny 1 cannot think of nnytlilng that
Is more wholesome nnylhlng that Is more
clevntlng thnn to turn our thoughts to the
American flag the stnrs nnd stripes tho
banner of glory the symbol of free consti
tutional government of Individual liberty
nnd of public law and order It symbolizes
to us the union of states not n confed
eracy but a nation a tuition constituted
by the people of nil states a nation en
dowed not with nil powers but endowed
with specific powers nnd within the limit
of those powers supreme The stntes have
reserved certain powers those thnt relate
to local government your schools your
road your police and preservation of these
local rights Is essential But we must not
forget Hint that which gives us strength
nnd dignity that which gives us honor nnd
standing In national councils Is the union
of the states nnd that though citizens of
different states we nro the citizens of the
United Stntes and we revere and cherish
one flag Now It happens that In this cam
paign the question of the powers of the nn
tlonal government Is again brought under
consideration In 151 the southern stntes
declared that our constitution wns n com
pact among stntes The war was pro
tracted nnd bloody but before It ended by
surrender we had established a doctrine
nnd we will never npnln allow It to be dis
puted that the lows of tne United States
made under the constitution shall be en
forced In every state and In r vcry square
foot of territory in every state and yet
my friends thnt Issue has been revived nnd
In the Chicago platform Interpreted bv the
event to which It refers we have again the
declaration that the nntlonnl powers can
not be exercised In n state unless the gov
ernor of the state consents My friends
the whole security of our social fabric de
pends upon obedience to the lnw You have
no right to brink the law nor I You mav
peacefully by Organization endeavor to
promote your Interests but you must do so
upon the lines of the law
At Waterloo Kcndallvillc and Llgonlcr
brief stops were made At all these places
the people had congregated in great numbers
At Llgonlcr he said In part
Mr Bryan gives strange advice to come
from a man who wants to succetd the
hero of the little hatchet nnd the cherry
tree to wear a He and walk a He through
the campaign nnd then vote for Bryan I
do not want to spenk with disrespect of any
man that nny party names for the presi
dency but 1 ennnot refrain from saying
that such advice Is dishonoring to the men
to whom it is given nnd Is not calculated
to rellcct honor on or Increase our con
fidence In the man who gives It We fear
such a man because we nre afraid that he
may net upon his own teachings
HEPrilllCAXS AVKIti XOT WANTED
Proposeil Joint Debute TuriiM Out it
Silver Affair
A joint discussion ot the issues of the
campaign was advertised to be held at Metz
hall on South Thirteenth street yesterday
nfternoon It was announced that George
E Bertrand L W Dongress and Harry
Minds would represent tho sliver side of
the question and A E Walkup would talk
for tho republicans Dodgers bearing this
announcement wcro distributed all ever the
south side of town and a large crowd con
gregated at the tlmo announced Sound
money badges were flying from the breastn
of a majority of the crowd and tho large
hall was well filled when the time arrived
for the meeting to commence It was no
ticed that the leaders among the sllver
Itcs were holding numerous whispered cn
cultatlons In the corners of the hall and
In the wings of the stage The cause of
their evident uneasiness was developed when
It was announced from the stage that the
meeting was a strictly silver affair and that
no republican would be allowed to speak
A E Walkup the republican speaker was
seated on the stage and he Immediately
withdrew At the samo time all of the re
publicans who were In the hall withdrew
and thu place looked deserted
After the few remaining sllvcritrs had
gathered themselves together D Clem Hea
ver talked ppullst doctrines to them He
exhorted his coparceners to die In the last
ditch and administered fecveral words o
comfort to tho adherents ot the sllvc
cause
John O Yleser followed Deavcr Ylcsc
was wound up to the last notch and the
way ho waded Into everybody and every
thing wao a caution He tore up and dowi
tho stage liko a man flghtliiR bees He
didnt attempt to malie argument nothing
was further from his thought but he made
as much noise as he could and his bearers
were delighted
LIST OK ELECTION PHECIXCTS
Where Hie AoleN In lie irrnl Contest
Will Come From
CHICAGO Nov 1 The following table
shows the number of election precincts or
districts In tho larger cities and In the
states outside of such cltlea
Alabama lOro Montana rc
Arkansas lso Nebraska Hate lMI
Connecticut 230 Oninlm K
Cokmdii 97J New Hampshire 2S6
California 2370 New Jerrey 1
Delaware 9 New Yurk Mnte33l
Florida CM New Yurk City 1 392
UoorBla 1MI3 lliooklyn C2S
Idaho 2M Nevada us
Indiana state 293 North Carolina lKW
Indianapolis 1CS North Dakota 1211
Iowa 2017 Ohio Flute 212j
Illinois Mate 222 Cincinnati iji
Chlcnco Ml Hamilton county 261
Cook county 67 Cleveland 171
Kentucky Hate 1419 Cuyahosa county 204
Liulsvllle 152 Oreuon 73S
Kniisns 212S 1enn state 4271
Iiulslina liw Philadelphia 970
Michigan state 1727 It It land stale 101
Ietiolt Ill South Carolina 721
Minnesota state 1517 outi Dakota 1097
Minneapolis 136 Tennessee lSW
HI Paul 117iTexas t022
Maine 33 Utah M0
Maryland state JOS Vermont 2CS
llaltlmore 202 Virginia lMO
Mass cities 3l Washington 1100
Mass towns 321 West Virginia 1200
Itorton 191 Wisconsin state l57t
Mississippi 1125 Milwaukee 124
Missouri ttnte 1977 Milwaukee couty 21
Kansas City 3 Wyoming 237
St Louis 4i6l
Klnnl HnlllfH in Klorliln
JACKSONVILLE Fla Nov 1 Tho re
publicans and gold standard democrats have
finished their campaign in this state The
democrats will havo their final rally on
Monday night Claims are made by the
chalrmenpf committees on each side that
they will havo majorities The republicans
and gold democrats will endeavor to make
as good a showing as possible Chairman
Bawls of tho democratic btate executive
commltteo claims the election of the uryan
and Sewall electors by 10000 majority S
M Sparkman in the First district and II
W Davis In the Second district democratic
nominees for congress will bo elected by
good majorities
CUBANS QUITE CONFIDENT
Privnto Letter from FriTnua Dotolls tho
Situation in tho Island
MACEOS ARMY IN GOOD CONDITION
llriiiif Heitnrln of failure to Ini ee
the Troelin on lie Iurt of the
liiMirKenlK Vol Huxeil
on lnet
PHILADELPHIA Nov L lrlvato letters
received In this city by Saturdays mall
from Havana throw light upon recent events
In the Island ot Cuba On letter In par
ticular gives late occurrences In Ilnar del
Hlo and gives a very hopeful view of the
present Cuban situation This letter says
that Antorlo Jtaceo has not attempted to
reach Havana province and that although
he made an attmk upon the city of
Artemlsa which was partially destroyed he
did not endeavor to force a passage of the
famous trocha On tho other hand It Is
stated In the communication which Is from
Captain Ho Oardo who recently was In this
city and who Is an officer of Oeneral Mnceos
stall that tho rebel army In Pliiar del Hlo
province Is not desirous of making war In
Havana and Mntanzas at this time lloth
of theso provinces arc comparatively low
and flat and tho effect of the copious ralnu
on the sol h still detrimental to the proper
handling ot an army The letter reads
To be with the Cuban army In IMnar de
Hlo docs not mean that one Is entirely cut
off from communication with the outside
world The mall system of the republic Is
not In operation In this province but the
carriers of our commanders reach Havana
as regularly as do trains In the Grand Cen
tral station of New York
ONE AMUSING INCIDENT
Among the accounts that furnished u
with the most amusement was that pub
lished In the Dlario de la Marina concern
ing an nttaci upon Artemlsa a few days ago
1 hear that the same account was sent to
the Unlto1 States and published as authentu
news Still after my visit to New York
Philadelphia and Washington I feel that
tho readers of American papers have learned
to discern the difference between Spanish
and Cuban news
At Artemlsa the light was well carried
on and some of our heavy guns were used
to splendid advantage We did not attempt
to pass the trocha for It was not a part
of General Maceos program Artemlsa was
quite strongly entrenched nnd over 4000
men were there garrisoned Maceo did not
attack with his entire force but desired U
give practice to the artillery The enemy
was amazed I am sure for during nearly
two hours time there was no response from
the town
General Marco personally directed thr
attack Wo retired In good order a baui
midnight after the artillery of the enemy
had shelled our position I do not know
the enemys loss but our killed nuniberco
eighty We left no dead on the field bin
carried all the bodies away Among the
killed was Major lerez whom you know
nnd who h13 been one of our best olilrern
Maceos force does not now amount to s
much cavalry but It has been Increased
over 2S00 since the arrival of the two e
pcdltlons
HAVANA Nov 1 Lieutenant Colon- t
Fondovlela Fccurcd Information that the In
surgcnts had a camp In tho nclghbirhco
of Coglmar near Guanabacoa which i
Just opposite the city of Havana Llu
tenant Colonel Fondovlela pursue 1 and ovri
took Ihem ns they were passing the rh
of Harucayabo He took the positions whim
they held at Uodegn Sitlo In the moun
tains of Guanabo end put to the bayon
tho last of them In their retreat The Ks
of tho Insurgents was fifty two killed wnile
the Spanish lost one ciptaln and fourteen
privates
CiiIiiiii Sj tiipllllilrer IiiNiine
CHICAGO Nov 1 Albert I Itwers
manager of the Cuban relief bureau of
his city has been found demented in
Tennessee News of his discovery was tel
egraphed to the Chicago police today by
olcncl J D Powers of Owcnsboro father
of the man whose disappearance from Chi
cago a month ago mystified alike the
rlce and friends of tho missing manager
Colonel Powers telegram contained no de
tails of hi 3 sons condition or wanderings
and docs not name the city In which he
was found The disappearance of youiit
Powers Just nt the launching of the nmbl
tlous prJect of the Cuban relief bureau
gave rise to a belief at first that he had
lccn murdered Colonel Powers father or
tho young man Is tho president of the
First National bank of Owcnsborough Ky
An I in iir ll ill Ilnerence
To make it apparent to thousands win
think themselves 111 that they are not af
flicted with any disease but that the sjotom
simply needs cleansing Is to bring comfort
home to their hearts as a costive condition
is easily cured by using Syrup of Figs
Manufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Company only and cold by all druggists
EnJoliiH it Vermillion Iliirlter
VEIIMILLION S I Nov 1 Speelnl
Temporary Injunction papers were yes
terday granted by Judge Smith
F S Jordan from pefornilng the services
of n barber nnd citing him to appear be
fore lilin nt Yankton Monday nt 2 oclock
to answer The temporary Injunction was
granted upon the- application of EiiRir
Uros who purchased the barber shop of
Jordan Walker a couple of months ago
It was u part of tbe contract in writing
that Jordan i Walker would not engage in
tho bnrbc rlngtbuslm HS or work nt the trade
for a term of two years In the city of Ver
million Some time ngo Jordan opened a
shop und a few days later Walker followed
suit Heretofore it wns always supposed
that for a violation of a contract similar
to the above only damnges could be- col
lected but under recent decisions of the
supreme court It has been- held that the
proper relief Is through the process of In
junction
Speed and safety aro the watchwords o
the age Ono Minute Cough Cure ac
speedily safely and never fails Asthma
bronchitis coughs and cnlds are cured by it
KenlucUlniiH Klurltt nilli IMkIoIn
CINCINNATI Nov 1 A special to the
Commercial Tribune from Jackson Ky
says At Three Forks ns the Lexington
Eastern Hallway train wu returning hen
fiom the Heattyvllle republican rnliy last
night Jerry tn dwell town marshal of
jaenson inu jonn u unrein fongbt wlili
pistols Hargis was killed and Cardwell
bi dly wounded Harglr was n son of e
State St nator Hargis and CardAell Is the
son of ex Snator Thomas Cirdwell The
cause of the quairel Is not definitely known
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c ini tiiotny lately by showing peoplo
pictures of their future life OiiC strong
inii hlmtelf depleted as an aged
worn mil wreck of humanity broken ilnv
with care A woman In robust health si
herself transformed Into gloomy lnvU
There was n trick about It of court b
every visitor went away feeling hwr
h cartel nnd destKindcnt
There nro thousands of men nnd women
today who would bo MUM with slmlUr
terror if they could only see the future In
store for them unless they do something at
once to prevent It They are nervous
weak tired languid exhausted In ncrvo
power ntiil physical strength They aro
Blropless and awaken tired nnd unrefreshed
without i ncrgy for the dnys work
When people get to feeling like this It
plainly shows that their systems are badly
run down These symptoms are the auro
signs of malaria of debility and the best
way to get rid of them Is take n pure
medicinal stimulant which will build up
the strength The best stimulant Is pure
whiskey but It must be absolutely pure
and there Is only one whiskey Duffys
pure mall- which fully answers this de
scription This whiskey drives out ma
laria ii tul builds up the whole syMcm It
makes weak wary people strong nnd well
All grocers and druggists keep Ilnffys pure
malt whiskey There Is no other whiskey
like P iff and nothing else that can pus
bibly take s place
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A linir to it tcafpoonful In half n tumbler of
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Spann Plieple Mnen Slclt Headache Diarrhea
Dyheiilery Colic liatulcmy and all Internal
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