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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : THVHBDAY. KOV33JU1EI ! 19. 1SG. ! 8PEG1RL NOTICES Ailvrrtl rmcnt for tlie e nlll be ? tnkrn nnlll 12tn | . tnH for the frrrtilnir and nnlll S p. m. far the inoTnlnc nnil 5untlnjrillllon * . Advrrllarr * , by re > ttie tluti n nnm > tjerr > il check , can Iinte nnnnrrn nil * < IrpKri ! to a nnmlirrnl Irllrr In cnrp of The Ilpf. An Mrr fit n ldre ed nlll lip drll rrril on presentation of ) tlir rlirrk only. Itntr * . 1 l-2e n trord flrnt ln rrll < in ( 1C n irord thereafter. > olilnc InUrn for lc Ilinn 2T.c lor the flr t ln er- llnrv Thme nil * rr l pnicntn mu t be run roiioerntlvrljr. MALE HELP. 1\AN- > AN IDEA. 'WHO CAX TMIXK OF S'n simple h' 3 to intent * IToleet r * r H they nar brtne yu wmlth Writ * John IWMerbwa k O . . Dept V . P t Attorneys IVMhinrtoa. IC. . . fnr their tl prl oSr d list a ? 40 * Inventions wanted. B W4 WANTED ] TRAVELING SALEJXEN ron cirart. eld rellabte turn * . espKtet * * wi- Decenary. extra In3in * ent to ewstWOT * . rsw u in * , no p r mow * Char * . C la * * ? * . C * . . St E \LART. KM PER WEEK AXI > on an < munr ! new and T * * : wan- news. C F Adams Co. . l So 1 U ) St. If 2i RANT Kit. GIRL POP. GESna.vt. wcrk. Mr * . H WANTED. A LAfXDREBS. AFPLT TO MISS % TAXTED-A COMPETKNT ? ECOXD Mrs. Milton Roeers 91 S. ITUi St. C < W \VANTKn. FIRST AXD SECOND GIRL MfST baxe experience and reference * . SO ; * * ' * * * l trett. C-MW _ A FEW INTELLIGENT LADIES TO REPRK- unt n eerterti nnn : rah > rr from start- Call anv day this week Wfore * . a. m. and noon , tnl at anr tlrae alter I'M p. m. Mr . HeJU- di-r 1CJ Harney street. C-1KT1 % VANTKD. GIRL FOH GCXKIIAI * IIOCSE- irt tic Ult C i > s. C-SX " " " "A OOOD GIUL ron SECOND Ap H > C S IWh. " C- ) i _ _ _ VNTKT > GIRL FOR HOCSCVTORK. W5 Third street , Coandl DloSs. C Mi S roil HOUSE * . inf SES IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITT. THE O F Dvu Oomp&nr. 15 Faraara. D MS H3USES. BBNEWA i OO . M * X 1STH ST. D 1 UODERX HOCHDS. C. A. STABIl S3 V T LIFE D 111 CKOI'T : HOCtES AXD OOTTACKS ALL OVER the rttr. U to { M. FMefltjr. 1TK Faraaai.Z . Z > 111 LARGE LIST OF HOfSES. THE isTRON co ru a nth st. D lit " HOUSES. WALLACE , BHOWX BLK. 1 TII and Doolts. D 1I J-.IRHT-UOJM MODERN FRAME. DETTACHBD. 3J1 * PojipiMoa avmae ; cbole : tM JO-room mo rra brick , * H N. 3d CS M V-rx B ) ax > 4fra brick CI1 . th. SS.M. li-roora BJo < tfm Wth awS Woolirwrth. HTM. C. A STARR , SS N. T. Life Wdr. D MI1C KOUSES. FROM li UP : LARGE LI5T. JlcC raf lamKment Co. . 1M < Dodr * St. S-MTSJ A BAunroL HOME x riacr : t-rootn . til nodtra : H > > xld cnodttltm. zirr la rtnted litlore : now o2rwl at a JOTT rr&tal to flr t-cla tenant. FWflltr TraK C rj iir > * S remain St. _ D M8B BflTE OF I ROOMS. MODERN JKJ LEATEX worth. J. W S < juirr. S B _ BWi : _ D K4 TWO MODER"xrBR3CKTir& U-ROOM RE5I- d ire L a or > nalrti m atl . BT te . liunJrr as > d eierr conrtneoc * . 16 . 1K1 So. S ti Ave. Inquire of own - en preral * * * D STRICTLY MODERN -ROOi : COTTAGK. N W. comer tb nd J cUion : Urs * lot. half J W. isiolrf. i ! > . _ D nt FOR IlKXT. S-ROOM HOUSn AT 2IS HURT M. : 11 cnvw lcnc : low rental. Inualre of E. E. Ztaamtrraan. at county cterk'i ofllce. Jar- Intocrinfta bourn _ D Sl f GARV1N BROS..KU FAlUf AM uNFCRXISHED NI.VE-TtOOM Wbfttr MrttL Kaqirtr * BuxM r Prlntlne Co. _ D-MJC 1 FOR RENT. 7-ROOM OCTSIDB FLAT. XEVfLT oedtra. Lins * Block. CM So. lh. e-noou COTTAGE. S = I1.VLF HOWARD : rrat HI.WL D 4t FRfiK-BALANCE OF NOEMRERP12CIAL r t - for winter. > room * * al alcow. all zajd- crn bouM la cbolc t lootloa. FiaIitr. 7. ROMS. . n : SOUTH TH ST. n . PLACE. f-ROOM. MODERN HOUSE. J 3. Gllnon. SI4 Pirrt N r < lR KENT NISK-nOOM RRICIC IN FIR5T cxjndltton. lB r" Uaavnsn Partc. Inquire of J An Dale S New fork LMe buHrMns I5 9 irKAH HEATED RESIDEXCK. B Il ron IUIOMS. bTEAM HEiTED ROOMS. Jttl HARXET J NTrE FURXISIIED ROOMS. LIGHT HOl'SE- U iine. 11U 3. llth. EH ! rfPVlBHBD"ROOV57"lIOl5BKKEl > iNG 9IW PL Xary's. E S4 tr rVl'RN'ISHED ROOMf FOR LIGHT HO"SE- Vp.-t .ng ft * Nortli ITth. E-M-y C PLRXldHEU KOUMS. S3 NO IsTJL uoosis AND ion Rfarr. KCR.SISHED ROOMS. WITH 01 : w t > * . .i buard. kieam heat and all modern tmj' vemenu , sjclt. low rate * for to * winter. \ir ij rttor F * K ioKill AXD BOARD ; tTEAM. K A ITTII. 1' S nXti _ Sirh , W\RM ROOM5. ! GOOD ItJARD HATEJ ru.iM > r be. Tbe Rose ! tM Hirn * > . K-MSK AI ttANV Hfl DOUGLAS Iir OMS. EV * EL- Vnt t.Ue. ReasonaUe rates. F-MMS N THr U RRI WI-BEAtTim. ALTOVE 8CITE anl < acle reams. SUi and Dodst F-J4W * rj- ron nn > Tr.M'cnMsiiran ROOMS. ( t 1AMCKRS FOR HOl'SEKKBPLN'Q MAN ' WltdK-n itrel sink- * a i'e. water in ; - ir i G * T < roit HUNT S.TOHISS .VND orrjcu > . riIUJT-CLAt.S BRICK STORE BCILDIXC. 1H1 rsmun. Uw orl * and basement. Hill atur t > mil tctuiM. lev rent. Ml 1st Xtf ! U k. ' " nT-KAGU WARKHOUSE CENTRAIXY LO- Ct.A S. & Ci.itu. 1M lluarr I-MMK Dtl ItKKT. THK 4-STORT IIR1CK Bt 1LUING tt MC Fknum MThu uaioiiw tw > & topm > ! rtmrst U4K-CMDI. ninrVrle wraai btatinr Ax. tt. VK. nur u all niun. cu utc. As4 > < ) the oOr oT Tfa Kf. AGBATSVA > TUD. IK EVKHT HOME LLSCOLN-S 1 ni.TirUattan PnwluuiUua. aiuitraiMl. a f , , nJJl Utteeraiih. ItiiS lacbc * > il at fit * ' . t rrtiorr lor al or ! > . airciiU w M d t Jii&e. II. llucUtualton Co. . Muvllt * . Jio. J-MiN K _ _ _ _ VANTCD. LIVE PEOPLE IN EVKRY LOCAL- jt > at 1U.M mcklj &tu > ami rtrttuti le tote orders for Chrttimni Ooad * . ixrtuMot d | .h > ir M t If richl. Mamilaclur r. 1 O IIz JJJ Bnrtoa. Mam. J-MUI D3' WANTED. FRKE OCTJTT I'KO- tcrnutfr. ca 4i minmlnlrxii. cat ot out * ttt.au in flrc coiwecuUtc jrran. crtrnl rain U. * * } cMr rituxy. ] O. 171. Nfw Yoffc _ J-MM 1 > * bTOUAC.IX PACIFIC STOIUGK AXD WAREHOUSE ca. - -Kl tit Jeutc. Central itaract tuC fertrardUic M-1U _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ OU. VAN i STORAGE , llli FAITM. T1TL. 35iX _ M ttl _ TO HUY. STU LEASE OR 1MJT. ELUVATOK OP TEN OR fidrvn thousand caparttr in Booth . Platu opuour. AUittu A 24. car * Omaha IU * Nt NJ \VAvrnnTo nrr. ( ContltmetJ ) HIT POR Jrn o i'i pfafitft f OMuaber * * K A ttn arr. BHMt b * la tm > 4 eoMnMn. ? to at * . aad wrr rlxap AMnw. MJIOBK firtc * Bd can b > . B J B * o4Bec. X-Ht n A SSCO.VD IIAXB SAFE. ttV . . . . x Min x > i LOT REAL BBTATK Wmi T. D WKAD KTH , Jfe Duvsrta * . _ X--a 4-JS LI T CTTT AXD FARM REAL ESTATE with Oarrm Broa. , UU Faraam n. I X * U WAVTKD TO BtT. HOT flCHOLD lag * . r ' * tmr h v burner , dliihe * . mrtata . f.r Addmt B S De * N-J ir I'OUl.t HOH ICS AMI FOR SALE CHEAP-A TEAM OR SINGLE borr * in"i c T a ani cattcr Applr t ClJ N Y Lift tmlldinr P M U ron S.-VLK 3iiscitLLt.\cot s. CHEAPEST HARDWOC.D WOVEN CORN-CR1B- Mnr maa . C. R. ls t. Doggla * . Q-IS SKCOXD-HAND SAFES CMKAP. 11H KARNAM LADIES. CLOAKS , FUR ? . I > RES GOODS. * v ramfots. drop poatal ait vill call wits B. llln * . edtae Dml HotH. Q-MM M . SI.KIfSHS' SINGLE AXD POCBLE. DnoomoGd arrt ft Co. , Utfa and lUmer Q-4M-D-U GARDKXKR OR GROCERY WAOON. ALSO fonrtture wuron. burratmi. Drammniwi < * r- rtace COL. IHa and H r r Su. Q-Wt-DlS _ DANPY GOOD TOP BUOGY AND TWO GOOD fanrtlv c rrt s cheap Dramraood Carrtase Co. . l th and Haraer Q-t4 ( DU _ A NEW FRANKLIN TYPEWRITER FOR SALE at a barrata. Addrm * Omaha , Nb . V O Hoi 5 * . Q-MI FOR SALE. REASONABLE OR EXOJ VNGE for xvnt. * tra iars haalsome St Btraarfl ao l motlJul chanpirn M lro e Utrh and two flw Iltt r oj jrat > r * * . out of f tar th r- onrtabrvd Hot * . W t rn Mascot Krnr- } ' , . Nb Q-M5T4 ! MISCCLLA KOt'S. FOR RENT-TEN-ACRE TR. CTS OF LAND on Ion ? time n > ltaW for i r < J ilnc. The O F Dmvtn Co. . 1X6 Famara rtre tOM - - L _ _ OM UTA MIRROR MFG. CO. . REMOVED .TO Tfc N Wlh. R-MSMDH CLVIIIVOVA.NTS. MRS. FRTT2. CLAIRVOYANT. Cl N 1CTH. DAT IIS. HI C. XME SMITH 11H DOUGLAS. ROOM , MAS- Mr * and Mam baths. T MCt tl * MISS AIKS VMOR B.\.THS. MASSAGE s S. mt St. . rooa S. T-Mi Di- PKRSO.VAL. VAX VALKENBURG DESTROYS PKR- - byktncltr rav fflJujhair , niwlei. varu. tie. Riwa O , N. Y. Life l RUPTURE CURED : NO PAUC ; NO Uoa froan iJBMaeM. w ntler to hundred * ol rtt Mi cor a. O K. Mlll r Co. . 717 N Y. LM bulMinc Omaha , Nen. _ . \THS MASSAGE. MirETpOST. n > Ts liTIL U * 13 VIAAT. HOME TREATMDXT FOR UTERINE tmcbles PlurtcJaa in attetujance Cootclta- tloo or healta book ! r . MS Bft bWrt SEE CARTER HARDWARE CO. . 14 I t7lor mantela. prate * . Ules. niarbl TrorW. eti. U lil BOOKBINDING BURKL PTc SIO\nYTO LOA'N nn.VL CSTATC. ANTHONY LOAN i TRUST CO. , SIS X T L. Quid , money at low ratr * for chdre fana loans In IOT-B , northtrn MI o rl. caistern Nebraska. V U CITY LOANa C. A. STARR , K X. V .LIFE. MONEY TO I/MX OX IMPROVED OMAII.V real tate. Breonan , L < r e Co. , Partoa L : * NS ON IMPROA-ED 4. ITNIM PROVED CITT pi'cpertr. W. Farnata Smith t Co . 1 = 9 Farnara. MOVFT TO LOAN AT LOW RATES. THE O Y Davl. Co. . IjiM Farnam St. VT-lia C PER CUNT MONEY TO LOAN OX OMAHA real eitat * * Xeb. farca. W. B. MelWe Omata MOVEY TO LOAN"ON OMAHA PROPERTY AT V/we l rate * . BulWtnp loena Tantei Fdj } T " * * - Tratt conir ny MOVKT TO LOAX ON IMPROVED OMAHA rTr rtv Pa T 4 Thomas Fire National Bank _ MONET TO LOAX ON GOOD PROPKP.TT. irilt-e < JKed mo.-.tac for Ies. Hirka. > * J. \ \ M5rr _ Y. Life BMg. JIOVHY TO \XCII.VTTELS. . VOS'EY TO LOAX ON FURMTrRE PIAXOS. l TK * wasons. etc. . at lo ert rate lo dtr : DO r-roo al of e"4s stnct'T confidential you etn r tlie kum cff at any time w in any amount. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAX oo 39 * So. Ivtn SL x in MONET TO LOAX M S DATS FCRXI- tu-r p ano ; . He. Du3 Gre n. tooa S. llark r b t X-1S ClIAXCES. FOR SALK. ABOUT i.W * TJ1S. MINION TYPR ; W ttrf. aeate 3i * piilr l -tuFd ) ease * 8 double Inn Mandc tor Ixo-UilnJ rates. Titii raltrial aac cued on The Onuha Bee and Is In fairly : oc4 endlt : a. 'XVill be mil cheap in balk or in aiunl'ties to suit purchaser. Ai > frl > in perrac cr W mall to The Dee Pub- ll.Wnc Co- . Omaha Net. . Y 71J RETAIL DKUG STORE FOR SALE. GP.EAT bargain , write. Harte , Haas i. Co. . Council JOtoSt _ 1 * . Ir 511 . A FINE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF HARD- vrie. iov s and luiAaTv. ivlUi a fivod rctat > - lUHsl buclnuc. * t t will taioioe about IT.OKIW. JMrtBloc but cash ini han time ptper will bay Ihlc Mock. & rate dwnoe that irlll bear tavt U aUoB : BO tradtrx. AMn-ff. A . n e. Y ME1 REXT TWO r OUBLE MODERX STORE Bf ; furniture toclue * . beM IvcaU&n for butlncts Mnall stock drjr cuods In OBH room. which can be purchased at bargain , can have < lth r room cr both Apply H I' ? r > eta an. U Main nr t. Council Bli . Y MIX 1 FX > R RENT. 11-RCXJM PTRXL-HED HOUSE. otimiilrif Hi inry raapnt nitexl with boardvrs. % 'jt per month. AdOr c B . Be oiBre Y-MMI- DRUG STOCK. LINCOLN. GOOD LOCATION : cix > 4 boMDcss , i > an caah. balance time or trade. No. 7 * . Journal. Lincoln. Neb. Y-MKt X ro ; : SALKUIAL KSTATK. AUSTR.VCTS , THE BYRON REED COM I ANY. UOLsEi. LOTS. FARMS. UVNDS Gto. P. Bemti Real Haute Co. . Paxtcn Bnc. Re-fit _ _ WB iiAvi k\RaALNS ix "HOMES. ALSO farau. a&J wuit Wbre Ltu jour propertr ulth us n , r. G. M. NaUtnfet Co. . KM RE-Me _ * DO YOU WANT THK CHEAPEST ACRE LOT on Uie 4 > e < J toe cut ) ? CBN aad tat Hickc. * * X Y- " * * * * * * * KB MM 1 _ . < * ACRE ? IN IOWA. HTMM ! il acres , ctoc m. ! 4 tM , a ra < . ctaw IB. M Ma. a * crwt , dM In. fC M. I * * * . doa * te 14 Ml. lt ac-rca. dene IB. Ml a * acr * . S arm. &tr KMr ciuanli. TtJM. fccr.i near Hnmooai Rart H.W Cl in lova tst aa acr * . i * u > Iowa U ) an ac-- , J Il-rt Co } ! an iMwa. ac-es In Iu i. MM. i * in Iowa. UM. M arrw near Caoaell Btefff. I5W. I ic i near Uw Bluff * . I MB , aw acres near tae Kings. W an acre. * SMM- the BhXU. 4M. t * oear erin fl ld. l ac acre. B * Mar Blair. 19 an .acre. 70 is Iowa , tl Jit. C P HarrtooB , J N. Y. Ufe. RB-W ' " ' 1MB SALE. AT A BARGAIN , 'TWO VBt-L tmrc l aad alshly culmaud { trow u > Ih * cMaory and c r tw lt. tMf bed Ues wlt-un S mUe of Valley , Doactas oowity. Nth. : itw fama cx.Btatn JC and IS acrM. n.t c- likely and on * * oh is a nili4aatlalnon one- and-ocr-half-Mery frame tK ue. Ulde wit- bmldincr. urooards. etc. For further parUou- Urs tali a w adrru Jfrhn Re4d. VsUer"Neb. . IIS Mi % a _ DENTISTS , SAVK MONET BY GOING TO SEYMOUR , dentlil. Kl XorUl t b. ( t k e ; ea ri. work euaranteed ; palnUsa utrs ti. * ri jjus - U&n trtt. ron RE IDKeTE PROPerty - erty ; fine lonrttoB i.nl rr n4 < - nartlH * t Kama * . ir > o4 town Trill eifhan * * for ttM.W ta dry C d . Addrm Box M FaltteM la. Z-Mtll 1C MUSIC , AHT AMI LGtAGU. . OBOROB F OELLENBECK. BANJO MANDO- Ita and r ltsr teacher. Roma lit Bee Bl-Jc. T L tK. W ) VMIIU)1CKI15. . H. XAROW1TZ LOANS MOXBY. 41 X. K ST. 1 * ts wi.vrnitKD. PLENTY OF FEEI ? Hms AXri WATER tKTc 'lcd ftr ana deinered rates , B per nx4 > th AdJress Dail-y CreKeat CJty. la. HriR > EP TO WINTER. BEST SHELTER. MtttfoeHon ntaranteed. 'Mritt O Ao4cott. . Elk Oty. Neb. MI DI4 iWAI'S. WAXTED , GOOD IMPROVED FARM FOR A NX 1 ettr p-opertr AJ4res A tS. Omtha B * * . HATH IIOOMS. RUSSIAN. TURKISH AXD MEDICATED baths. I * retiis. alM > extjil ! department tor Udl . everythlns new. tastes' nalr dresMas sou barber rbrp in consecuon. J 7 S. 14th. IPHOLSTEIIING. OO TO M. R WALKLIX FOR RIGHT PP.K E3 ca furniture paekioc repairing raatttrwes. conches , cttibions. till Cuminc. TeL USL DV > CING SCHOOL. A CLASS FOR ADVANCE PUPILS IS NOW foralnc at MoicTs to rne t ciery Monday at & p. m. . Urket f > ir 19 k * . K. coed until used. Call at U0 Haraey . . always open. MMS NM PHYSICAL cut/rcnn. ELOCUTION. ZULHMA FULLER , 1CU DOUG- Us strtet. 1M N-3c TYPEWRITERS. GrTT THE BEST TTPEWRITFRS SUPPLIES , repairs United Typewriter A Purpl ! * * Co. . tea Fsrnam street VCO June Sfl nicvcLi : * . BKTCLB ? CLE.kXED AXD STORED FOR THE wlster. 11.58. Omaha Blcrde Co. . iS N lth. THE PALACE BE\ITIFfU 1W DOUGLAS , ha1dres in ? . marlrurin ; massage and com plexion treatments a specialty MM D7 Si\VI > G \CIII\ES A D SUI'PLIHS. NEW HOME. HOUSEHOLD AXD WHITE machine oSce , 1U4 Cap. ave. Tel. 1174. SHORTHAND A.VD TYPE\VRITI > G. A. C VAN .iNTS SCHOOL. US N Y. LIFE , AT OMAHA BUS. COLLEGE. ItTH . DOUGLAS 31 liUILUIAO .C\D LOAX AS5OCIATIO.N5. SHARES IN MUTUAL L. t B ASS"N PAYS t. 7. S per cent trh > a 1. 2 , J years clJ. alvays re deemable. 17H Farnaia i. Natttnrrr. See. See.IS IS HOW TO GET A HOME OR SECURE GOOD interest on Mitlcps. Apply to Omaha L. & B , AM'n. ITW Farrini. G M. Nattiacer. Sec.lit lit 3IASOV WORK. JO nil nil. J P HEALY 1ST CLARK STREET STREET4S7 4S7 D LIFE INS. POLICIES BOUGHT. W. F. HOLDEN LOST. RED SORREL HORSE. TWO WHITE FEET. white face center , on rubber tire Concord b-accr. Saturday evening , raltable reward on return to 1ST3 D < ragtu n. Tel. 17TTLon Lon Mi LOST SUM OF MONEY BETWEEN I4TH AXD L ave wcnh and ! th and Davenport. Reward if returned to BoSJce Loa vCS 1" LOST. BLACK AXD AVHITE SPOTTED SOW Suitable reward on return to 4CW. 47th and Bordette * Lost 57 li * LOST ENGLISH SETTER DOG COLOR , white and tan thadtrg to yellow , blind ia o&e eje liirtre legs Iow la mcteineat. Suitable reward for bl return to 1141 S list St. cr Cross Gun Co Oraaha. Neb. Lost J If MEDICAL. LADIES' CHICHESTER-.S EN'GLISH PENNY- rcral Pins ( Diamond brt Ji ere the trt. . Safe. rell We Take n other Sol 4c rtanips for panlcuiars. "Relief frr La < 2t F " m letter b > return mail. At drjteuts. Chleherter Chem ical Co. . rtalid < .l.hii. Pa. XenUoa Bee. SUES & CO. . PATL5T SOLICITOUS , Bee Oulld.nz. Oulld.nz.Umaba Umaba , Ntbr Advice and i'Atent F1JEE. BA1LWA1 ? ' 1'ifflE ' CARD Lea\rs I , , lu lNGTON 4. ISO RnER. Am es Oms a. LsJcn Dep u Idth & Muoa u O t.Jiim , .Dt-.ier Exp'eft y 4 - . ; * ; t , HUlf Meat i l-ugt-t SnJ Ex l t.Zfca . .Denter Exjxtst. t 7.jjm. . .Vri/r-tki isMLi itx Sunday ) Lincoln L-c l iex- Sunday .ra t ilaU if iCHICAGO. BURLINGTON i. Q Vrnies Dei < ot. 1U > a. M Joa au Omatl Ckiraeo Vestibule. . .T7T7ujjni CUcaco Expnu . Ciejxn < Jpm..Chicsru auJ St. Lasls Bxnrr > i. . iwiam 11 .tern . . .lacif > c Juwtion Local . . . C.ltpni . . . Fait Mall . ( CHICAGO. MIL. t ST PAUL-IArrHes Omaha ] Union Depot. JWh i iti in tttf Omaha C.JOjia . Chicago Limited . Foiin I ! -Mam . Chicago Express tx. Sunday ) Leave * ( CHICAGO i. NORTHWESTS lArriveT Oms.haL'rUoc | Depot , Iftlh Mifcoa Su. { Omaha. l.4iani . EaMern 4im . V tlbule l li'pm . St. Iacl Warn . St. Pan ! Limited . . Carroll a : Sioux City I . . . Omaha Chicieo Special . . . . t : ca Valley Local . :3w.a ( CHICAGO. R. I. * PA'rrFlC.Arri ! ts OmafaalUnkin Dtpot. Mth A. Maaoo Sts.j Omtha EAST. _ t * 4tvn Atlantic Exprt s ( ex. Sunday ) . . : snn . Nicht En > reu . . apra .Cbleace Veatlbuled Lunlt d. . j paa..St. Paul Veftlbaled LimlHxl . ; * a WEST. C : pm Ofctaboma" & Texas Ex ( ex. " ua..l anj Colorado CST" P M. To ! JArriveT OraahalDet _ > at. ttth and Webster Su. i Omaha t Uaaa. S4oBX Cltv Aoeomraaiatlia -Worn .Sioux City Exto-eu ( ex. sue- . 3t. Paul Llmitot. _ Leaves J F , E. & "MO VALLEY. lArrlve" Oauthal Peon , ttth and Webster S < s I Omaha * HMB . Past MaR and Cx > res . lltpni S(4jiB. . < ex Sat > Wjo Ex ( rx Mon ) . . tttpa 7 5 sn..Fptu at Local ( Sunday * oul . . 7-tflmi .Norfolk Jlrpruk iex Son ) . . , . t.Usun . . .St. Pinl Eipm- . . . . L aes | KCfiTJa.CB- " lArrireT Omaha'Untoti ' Depot. Mta i. ilison S4 . lOH _ > ili > -Ct m. . .Kanaas Cit > Day BxjarcM . . . c Uit.-a . C. Night Ej-1aU P. Trans. La es I MISSOURI PACIFIC. [ Arrives Omafcal DetM. Jitrcl ' USis. . lOmsba 1 > . . .Veiraska & Kansas Limit * * it iirm > JPsi Ka& * & * City Express . . . . Cwtam I.Ufuc NcbraAa Local ( ex. Son. ) . . Mum La eT | SIOUX "CITY & PACIPIO iArrlreT Omahal DfK.t. lHh and WtbtUr Xs. ] Oatafca . .St. Paol LtatttJ . . . . . . . Leaves I SlOt'X CITY t PACIFlii lArrtv Omaha iUoloc l ftot. Vug t Mtwa Sls.i Omaaa t 4am . . . .St. Paul Patkenitr. . ll.Wixn TJtaa . . . . 4uux CM > St Paul Ltmltgd . _ . . 3am LMV S 1 iNlON PA"ciPlC lArrltet O aJ.aiUBton Depot. Wn . Mason 6j. , ' Omaha | " " "litaml. . Overlaad United . . 4.4 sa j IJlffa. Heat c * I. Stromab c Ex iex Sun. I.icmn ttasn Grand Itland Expros iex sun < I M-jwa fiH Mall L a > es WA1 < A H RAn.WAT 'Arnvvs ' Omatia t'nt i ) Dept-t. l h i Mascn Bta. _ Omaha " . . .StLeuti "Cannon 111 a. . . 11 JULIAN OBJECTS TO KELLY ' Maaactr Ttlh Whj tie York Fight May 2Tt Taie Pkw. DOES NOT WANT ROUNDS UWITED , EITHER Mrrtlnc of Corbrtt .nml Pl1nlnini < in .Mu t Ho lo n CTnfl > I" Unil the Il i > ntr , n % to SAX FRANCISCO. X r. IS. la aa In terview with Martta Jsliaa , manager of Robert FlttBtanwns. tfcr pttgtlfct. roocern- ing the oiler of Frwifeat Q-eie > llaor of tbe Xew Bohemian Athletic dub for a t * eat } -round contest between Corbett ad Fiuilmmons. JulUa rtfened to a. condi tion of the oSer that "noest" John Kelly sbojld act as referee. "If Honest Jeha Kelly i * evep.epeat ia a contest la which Fitinam oj aghU It will be nerely as a spectator. " salt Julitn. "We will not have him k * referee at any price We don't waat a. it-petition of the Corbett-Mltchell fight in Florida. Kelly was referee of that liatr sad he dl-l not seem to have the ue of he eywhen Cor bett struck Mitchell a fotil blow. "But even with Honest John elhnlaated the offer does not solt , " contiQUtM Julnn "The purse is a liberal one , to be s r < ? bet tt is for a twentj-round ganJ tut is not the Lied of a Sght we are Irofc-n for with Corbeti. We want to tneet him in a 5ni h fight. Corbett knows this is T I ! as we do and he Vnows further tbat no such 9ght can be bandied in the state o ! Xew York His rpfcch in Boston last nigat indicates that he is willing to go anywhere on earth to settle this business with Fits- elmmoas. and I am satisfied that aa offer will be forthcoming before very long that will inform the sporting world whe-re tbe men can be put into a ring to fight until one of them cries enough. Dan Stuart bat got such a place and there are others In the field looking for a battleground as well 5 Stuart. ' BOSTOX. Xov 15. The offer of W5.0W by President Gensllager of the Bohemian Athletic club for a twenty-round boxing match between Corbett aad Fitziircnjoas was topped tonight by Jimmy Colville. a well Known sporting ran of this city , who offered Corbett ttCW In behalf of a Xew York club , whose name he would not dis close Corbett repeated his statement of last night , that if by Friday there was no higher offer he would accept It Colville stated tonight he would be on hand Friday to increase bin offer la case any other man agers mare higher bids. RUM LT ! 0\ THC Kf.NMAG Til VCKS. Ln n rente Win * tinAmlnbon Handicap XEW ORLEANS. Xor It The Audubon handicap at a mile , with-a guaranteed value of nt . was the feature'of today's carl. and was won very handily by Laureate. Weather fine : track fust. 'Results : First race , purse KA , for 8-year-old * . sellIng - Ing , one mile Dorothy III won. De Vault second. Kapalatchie third. Time. 1 tt. Second race. pure rs * for I-year-olds , selling , five furloncs ; Lineage won. Join Coaroy second. Hill Billy third. T me 1 Oft Third race , purse . * . ffcr S-year-olds and upwards selling , six'furioncs Nicholas won. Pert second. Moloch third. Time 1 15 Fourth race , the Atrfubon handicap for S- year-olds and upwards' feuaranteed value H.KO. oa mile Laureitlwor Ids. Ilck- wick second. Sidk l third Time. l. 4 Fifth race , purse CKytarolds and up ward" , mile and a quarter , over flw hur dle * Incommode won. Dlci Tension sec- end Walter third Time : IrS. CINCINNATI. Xov , IV-Weather clear and Wirm track very fast. Results First race. fix. furkwiri , selling. IJobn ! on won. Lawanda secoad. Jla l Lee third. T.me * 1.15 . . jn Second race five and one-half furlonc * : Klnney won , Pallax second. Discipline third. Time : 1M& . Third race , one mil" sHlnBT Reprieve won. Nlmrod second , Uno third. Time : 1.4S. Fourth race , one rnile : ABC -won. Earth second. Gafiton third. Time : 1M1 + Fifth rape , five fnrloncs : Infeace won. Fair One second , "Violet Parsons third. T'me. 18. SAX FRAXCISCO. Nor. At Oakland Weather fln . track slow Results- First race , flve aad one-half furlong : Ce leste won. Tempestuous second , Ezeklel third Time1J4. . Second race , sir furlongs : Candor won. Mt Roy second , Edgemont third. Time : Third race , six fnrlpncs : Moylan won. Major Cook second , Palomacita third. Time : 1 15 . Fourth race mile and one-tlxteenth : Strathmeatb won. Semper Lex second. Ten acity third Time 1 < H . Fifth race , one miie. SatUbury II won , Red Glen -cond. . Fred Gardner thlrJ. Time : WASHINGTON. Nov. IS. Results at Bea- nlngs First race , six furlongs : Grazlosa won. Lambent second Juno third. Time 1 16 3-a Second rate , five furlongs. Tankanossee iron. Maude Adam * second. Hurl third. Time1:68 2-a Third race , mlk ? and one-sixteenth : Pre mier won , Septour second. Brisk third. Time1:3. . Fourth race , flve furlongs : li s Priman wen. Cuddah second , Ro s O third. Time : 1-OS. 1OS.Fifth race hurdle mile and one-half : Meeke won. Flushing1 second. Red Cloud third. Time J14. XASHA'ILLE Xov 15. Weather bright and warm , track fast Results- First race , flve and one-half furlongs- Zack Lusbywon. . Xellie Osborn second. Royal Prin'-a third. Titue. 1U > * + . Second rac . five-eighths of a mile- Kiss l .1 Gladness Comes With a better uniSerflanding of the .ransicnt natare of-the many phys- ica ! ills , which vanish before proper ef- fprls penile efforUJ pleasant cftorts riyhtly directed. T/iere / is comfort ia the knowledge , that' { Tnauy forms ol sickness are not ducr to any actual dis ease , but simply to d Constipated condi tion of the system , wWcJi the pleasant family lax&tire , synyjol H s. prompt ly removes. That is wliy it is the only remedy with millioa-ioJ famiHcs and is everywhere estetrmetl * o hifrhly bv all who"ralue good hcaltlu Its beneficial effects are dee to the .fact , that it is the one remedy which promotes internal cleanliness rithontiebilitatuip tte orjrans on which it acts. It is therefore all important , in ordir tp get its bene- lisial effects , to no * syhen yea pur chase , that you have Ue genuine arti cle , whieii is raanufoc\ni ed by the Cali fornia Fig Syrup Co. only and sold by all reputable rlrugiit . If in the enjoyment of ptxxl health , and the system U repnlcr , laxatirc * or other remedies , are then not needed. If aftlScUxl trith any nctial disea : . one may be commended to the most skillful physician. * , but if in need of a laxative , foe should have the best , and with the well-informed everywhere , Sjrrrp of Pigsbtonds highest a'nO is rnobt largely r id and gives mo t general satisfaction- Or men. umen an ] rhiUren cu'ed without pain , tn * > < 3 > ty ii - KII rUlT > METH ' N' pay ur.lil > K I n 0 ciati In a4x } r rs and war r ni d r i t i ill or tecj fur iir u rs. KIl'FUTT P TtRE Ci'RE. Sulie K4-1 B * Bui , Jitir Orr.fhs. M won. BnunMmet J eco d , r rf 1t third. Tim * . 1-WH. TMrd raer , * c i4 : btl tf a mltouT 4i * t . lvt Kttrfcen j cond. S tt r lour thfrtf. 1 Time 1 : S Fourth race , flv - l to UHI of * mite. fll- Inf BDIr Flsbw iron. D l. r MMI * in-cood. Ixicv Orenon third Thnr- . Fifth racsv Uir v a > n r ot a rail * tnc Sim W won. Florvanna coud. Norvr third. Tim * l.U. tlllltlnmrn Crttlnir In Conilltlon. The CHnahJt Gu rd foot ll t m hud Its wrond te m pructVc * at the sirmorv Frank Crawford , one of thebeM coacbe * la the we t. to s-t thftn In Khapp for S t- rdajr' * frame with the ThwrMon Rlfl < . With the po lble rxcrptlon of one or two Trjr candidate for th * team ha played foot ball before ; and the majority of them have played on some of the be t w mrn collrre and hlchhool team * . Therefore. with such material to work with. Coach Crawford hopes to hire'tbem plavlns ; peed ball by Saturday } ! e wild after last ern - lnsr practice "I am much tncjursured with th hard and snappy practice the boy * are puttlnc up. 1 hall have th m practice every erenlnc thl week , and am ure tbat they -Kill put up a thoroughly acirnilnr Bune Saturday The Klrte * must not be Jortpred by their ram * wllh the local Hlph school team lout Saturday , a5 they were piaylns ; mo tlv .ub- stltuter Mc-Mahon. their Mar tailback will play In the eomlnc eanv. as will also Buck Ta > lor , Hopkins and McKell. The < e mt > n will strt-ngtben the team creatly , and. as they and tbe Omaha Guard" are worn ttnemles. th ywill put up the frame of their life. Several coachinc parties have been organized to attend the sanw. and eiery- thlni : points to a large attendance. I' , tif \ . Aciln t I. A. C. LIXCOL-X. XOT. IS. < 5peclalFoot ball circles are on the. qui vive. ovtr Uft game between the University of Xebraska aad the Iowa Acricultnral collece team. arhl"h will b called at t p. m tomorrow. Th * Ames boys arc maklnc the loacest trip ever made b > a foot hall team. Thy will v ! n Butte and Seattle , returning by way of California and Texa The trip lll r quire six week' ToIlowinB will b the Une-up at tomorrow's c me : t'nlvtrsity J'o itlon. Am . Benedict. IX . Left end . Wentch. ir Duncan IT * . Lft tackle . Doid. IS ! Han en. I1 * ) . . .ts-tt suard . Hammer. 38 Melfonl 170 . Center Van Carnptn.l9 Turner , no Rlpht puard . Tarr , 7 Pearse 175 . .nicht tackle . Howell. 17 ? Wlcirln , 19 . .Richt end . . . .Damon. H7 Thorpt. 1 0 . . Quarterlvack . CrarjUS Shedd. 175 . .Rlcbt halfback. Parker. 14 Packard. l . . . .lft halfback . . Par on , 174 Jones ! < * > . . .Fullback . . . Wilson. 7 5ub tltutes for Ion a. Weaver. French and Turner , for Xebra Ka , Oury. Corly , Gar- rett. Kllar. . Cowrill and Plats. Officials : F. D. Cornel ! . Lincoln ; Burt German. Ames. Ticket * Alrrnily nt n Prrmlnm. XEW HAVES. Conn. . Xov. 15. Tickets for the Princeton-Yale fames Saturday ha e rtsn to a premium , and are blnq old bv pri\-ate Individuals h re at froai t-j to Jia apiece. The Yale management has put detwtltts on the track of the pr onj. who are making the deal , and threatens to have the name of eery Yale student caucht Fp-culatinc printed in the college papers , if it can secure proof of the act. OnmlillnjT Urn nt Juiirrr , DEXA'ER Xov. IS. A social to the He- publican froai Santa Fe. X. > L. RaysIt has been stated h re by a prominent sport ing man from El Pa-9 tbat Dan Stewart anJ a powerful svndicate have at la t suc- cet led in securinc from tbe Mexican po\- mn > ent a concession tbatuill permit them to < "staMi at Juarez. arro ? < ! the H'o Grande from El Paso , a preat international Monte Carlo _ OMiood on 3Inceo' Tenni. PHIL.\DELPHIX Xov IS. Joeph Mar- cas. a Cuban who landed on the schooner Aniphion a few days ago. at Xw Orlean * . and who has conv north on bu ine with the Insurgent junta In Xew York , declares Frank OT&od. the famous foot ball player of the University of Penn ylvania. is not dead , as reporfd. but alive and well and in a very important position under JIaco. . nonl.lXVIno tl.Plnnl. . I OXDOX. Xov 15. The Snal heat of the Cokjuhoun fculllni : match at Cambridge yesterday was most excitingr. Gould of First Trinity beat Howe ! ! of Trinity Hall by two yards. Howell is a Xew Yorker and the Times this morning say ? h" flrrt made the acquaintance of n sculMnp boat a fort night ago He won his heat on Honda- eight seconds faster time than GouW. Tim Illckrr Call * III * LenKur. ST. JOSEPH. Xov. 15. President Hickey of the Western B&se Ball association has called a merUrie of the members of the same for Tuesday. November : i. at De * Molnep. At thL < meeting It will be decided what cities hall compose the association next year and .he various caziinittees will be appointed There are several vacancies in the association at present. 'iir. . | Drnd. rXDIANOUA. Xeb. Xov m. ( Special. ) Guy L. died here verj- suddenly last night. Guy It had a record of JO5 , was owned by Hon. J. J Lamborn of thi s place , and. be- in ? a young horse with an iron constitu tion was expected to go very fast the coming season. Weotrrn Ilenert e > and Olierlln Tip. CLEVELAND Xov 15 Foot ball : West ern Reserve 6. Oberlln C. TELLS Will HE VISITED CAXTOV. Jlnrlc Huiinn ni cni nl Arranccmentk for Iiinncurnlluu. CLEVELAND. O . Xov , IS. Speaking of his trip to CtcUra to sa Assoclited press re oner today. Xational Chtirmia M. A. Haunt said he cade the Jourse ; titaply to ' pay his respects to the preskleot-elPct aa3 to dlscurs with hloi the detail ] of the inauguration ceremonies. "It seems to have become the eastern. " siid Mr Hxasa , "for the national chairman to appoint the committees , marshals , and I other oQeialt ho have supen Ulan of tie : in&uguratioa details , acd my visit to Major McKinley was largely to disou tite njs- tera. " Asked ia regard to Msjor McKialey's | visit to Cleveland. Mr Hanaa. szid "I think the p--ffiident-eltct aad his wife will come to Cleveland for a time is eoon ts Mrs. i McKinJey's health will permit. She ha : been quite ill having been threatened altb ! pneuBMmia. anJ her recovery is flow , though she is nou able to go out in a carriage. I ' Mr. Ilanna stated that cothiag whatever 1 has hec-n mentianed between the president i elect and himf-elf in regard to a trip south. ' It ic pouible that Mr &nd Mrx McKioier 1 will be the guests of Mr. aad Mrs. Hanna 1 at their southern home duriag a portion o ! the winter , but so far the matter has no : been diecuued. Atled if cabinet matters i bad been taken up during hie vb > lt to Major McKlnley. the national chairman cald he did not care to-discuss that subject. i 1 CANTON. Xov. IE President-elect and Mrs McKlnJpy took their customtrj drive about tbe city today. Returalcg home they were accompanied by Mra Maria Svs- 1 toa. an aunt of Mrs. McKiaJej. who lunrbed with end tpent th afternoon with br Among the cellers today were Walt r Will- I inan the noted Washington correspondent and former Cantonlan. and J. iiitrhpll Chappie , novelist and editor o ! the Dally 1 Press of Athlsnd. WU. , OTKICIAL FlKl'HlTs TWYOMI.NG. . Hetarnn Sho\r a Clo r Content lit that .taitr. i CHEYBXXE , Nov IS. < = pt lal Tele-i i gram ) Complete official returns were re-1 ! ceivwl tonight by the Wyoming tesaoemie | j committee from Dig Hero county , which : was carried by the republicans by a aa-1 I Jcrtty of twenty votes for the electoral a 4 IS6 for the coBgressioeal ticket. The complete , plete vote ef tbe Mate , tee eountiee t lBg tb oSrIU 4nd three tht > uaolfielal iot is. Republican electors Drittalo 10.6&S. Howeil. K'.Wt : Mrs. Malloy. i.SV7 ; dentocratif elec tors. Vsnaietcr. 101 . M&rtiB , 10S3 : Qkcalry. 16 Jis. For eoogrMS. Monde ) I ( rep ) . 3COM , Osborce ( dem.j , li.SOI Su- prcmo Julgti. Cora ( d m. ) . 1 . < S . Groet- Uck ( rep ) . > .S71. The full offlclil caovic * of the vote will not materially change these figure * . llKKli bVRAKiTAn yi.\llKKTS UISE. Jlainr Man Tail. ' on the Dnliith Hoard of Trade fur I lie IJInulr } ' Illll. DULCTH. Xor. U. Spc-akw Thomas a 5oJ ! WM on the floor o ( the Dulutb Board o ! Trade thU aftrrnooa tnd was prevailed upon to make a abort speech. He tald " 1 am not here to tilk politiw , and I do not want lo. bat Hoc * you Insist , I will say tbat we have had aa election. Tbat. I btlieve. U an tisusnwl fact. tl iuRbtw ) Whether the result be r , h. or wrong , we nit.it Ihe under it for fjur jcars. There Ve cj-e thlse I do itt to rill your attention to With the revtautj of thii nation runnioc from to JH . i b 4ow Its raj ) Dtvrr expect U > h M ex r h a4 up a awns olveol nation * . A bill was intre- dneed la the centres * wkleh dM sot affect tbe UrIC < row t ten at all. but irat In-eo.led to ral e reretme I | p l to you aa b e > lne t Me * U > lave tlcte this atattor a o rrmte a er < im ot that will rtnult la the ps * fe of each a bill as will caible 4 to eetWt h ovrselvn cs a solreat iittkiB " While Mr Heed KM fpmklBi : all rf the tlckew were Mopped aad "ben tb"y were rtarted agalB tbe Market had gone up a half wst. for n Ilenil Man' i lioe * . SHBLB1XA. Mo. . Nov IS. Amoas tk * atm talked of a tbe probtWe socccsior to HOB R. H Gills. coDcrewman-eleci from the Fint Mlsfouri district , who died Taes- day. are Senator Collcv. Jonet coocty ; John A. Whlieslde * . CUrk. James T. Lloyd , Shelby. Georpe A Mahaa Marion. * OP MlllTIV Lt'THUIl. FIftj- Then nn l > lrtiilipr ll pr - cntrd In Contention nt Cblrnc" . CHICAGO. Xov ! . Ta Lvther l g e coBVMtloa mel In the Ycnag Men's C ri- tlaa arsoclettoa a 6ltorlfm today , the- * < - ion belag called to rrder by Pre-ident E. F EHerU A great deal of time was occtt- ptfid in a dlscttMlcfl over the adoption of a league badce The pla a ; adopted Is In tended to be a facsimile of the- original crat of arms worn by Martin Lather , and U maJe up o ! a black croes ( .uncounted on a heart of red. the back ot which Is a rce of five petals. The wbote is on a background of Woe. 'A resolution was offered and referred , asklar that seme provision be made fcr the celebration by the Luther l ime of America oa February K lc7. the 4 < K > : h anniversary of tb" birth of Philip Melanctboo ReK. . E McDialel moved that a coiatnlttee be ap- poioted to discuss the cdvlsiblllty of holding a conteation of the Luther league of tbe world In Wurtemburg la 1SKW. This matter was also referred to a committee which will reprrt later during the convention. Ix-ander Trautman. recrctary of the e\- ecatlve ccoiioittee reported that there were now over 10.0QO memb K enrolled on the books of tbe braceh organixations of the Luther leacue No definite figures he raid , could be given u reports from all the sec retaries had not yet been received Sixteen ctates are represented in the convention with a total of about 200 delegates. Movement" of Ocenn VrI , "Vov. ! . At Xew York Arrived Ijihn. from Bremen. Sratopa. fr--m Havana. Anchorla , from Gla pow Sailed Thra. . for Xcrfolk : X > w York , for Southampton : Mai rtic for Li\erpool , File land. fir Antwerp Deu.ica- land. for Flushing At Rotterdam Sailed Amsterdam , for Xew York. At Liverpool Arrived Teutonic , from Xew York. Xumidian , from Montreal. Waesland from Philadelphia. Legislator. from Xe-w Orleans1. At Delaware Breakwater Passed Up In diana , from Liverpool , for Philadelphia At Xaples Arrtt ed Karamanta from New York. At Southampton Sailed Hael , from Bremen , for New York. At the Lizard Parsed Mlaraa , from Mo bile. via Newport New * , for Hamburg At S'clly Passed Moorgal. from Ne-w Or leans.ia Newport News , for Hamburg. At Prawle Point Passed American , from Baltimore , for Hook of Hold. At Beachy Head Panged Berthadg * from Baltimore , for Hamburg At Do\er Pa 3 C * -ventry. . from Charleston for Bremen : Sutherland I'ort. from Tampa , via Fayal , for Stettin. At Vavlentia Pasted ChoHprton , from Galveston. At Dartmouth Pa ed Titanic from Pennacola. via Norfolk , for Ghen' . At Southampton Arrived St. Paul , from New York. Dotnratle. National Go qx-i t'im. . 1 In se Ion at Chlrago The welcoming address a raad by Dr Good n In. The National Board of Steam Navigation has decided to as > . congress to aintnd the Ilftbitat laws and bridge taws. Trains have succeeded In cutting in and out of Tacoma and Seattle pftcr bein blocked three days by the floods. At the meeting of the National Grange a telegram was read from President-elect McKinlcy , inviting the members to Canton Bryan's plurality in Teweeste was lt 7S. The vote stood : Bryan. 1R.G5I ; McKlnley. K 77J : Watson. 4.5S ; Palmer 1.S > 1 ; 1-ever- inp , lt5. George It. Peck , who fell drwn an e ! < > \ator shaft in a Washington hotel com plains of pains In the. std . His doctors fear a rib is fractured Contract ? for forgines for flflren larc * gun * have been awarded by the Xavy de partment to rhe B thJehem n-on works and the Midvale ste l works Cinciinall attorneys- have obtained a ver dict against W C P Breckinrldge for the amount claim -d for legal services in the ca.e of Madeline Pallard for damagtrt Four prisoners esc-aped from Jail at Cin cinnati WIT Monnt oy and Monro- > Hunter were murderers and the other two highway robbers. Bloodhounds are on their trait "Do We Need a Hl-rarch ) in this Church * " was the subject of a dlscu * * ! n at the- Episcopal congr s at" Norfolk. Va. In the exenina. "The Idral and the Real In Literature" was considered Chattanooga & Norfolk ve = tibn'.e lim'-.ed collided with a reltvr enslne on the South ern railway near O'd Fort. X C B glier Jame.i and Firesnn n Howard were Ulled and Postal Clerk Henderson ltt a I r Railroad brotherhood' s nlll nE4 in Chicago tomorrow to consider measurer to -.ecu re passage of the arbitration UilL con tempt of court bni and Phillips ooamlsslon bill a * the nxt s loa of congress Presidents of Methoilct col ese in con vention at n van * ten. lit. have elected. Pre ident. Henn W dc Itogera. Xorthwet- ern university ; vice prerfd nt. J F. Goucher Woman < = college. Bait. more , secretary and treas jrer Samuel Planz , Lawrence unlvtr- Jl-v i The Xational Fraternal congress has 1 elected the following ofBc r - J G Johnson , Pcabody. Xan. . president ; J Stepard. I-aw- r-noe. Maae.tee president. M W Sackctt , I'ennsylvania. crtt r } ' and trcaanrr. Port Huron. Mich , was decided on aa the next meeting place. Commandan' Sicard at the Xew York navy yatl sent the foUowlng reply to an inquiry from the Navy department : "Xo collapse of dork , some of the altars at tVe b id of the doct ; bulged in aVout an lack Not aa Important mattfr" The defects can b renvrdted at filch ! cost. Rob-rt W. Deotsch. a retired cloak toer- chant of Xew York , troublrd nlth astbica. committt-d suicide by turnlr-R on tht gas in hU room in San Francii > eo T > e KO < < penetrated into the rooo : of hi * wife aad four chl oren. who were .11 unconaciook when found but will recover , Tbe Pacific Mail Steamshlfi comr-any has declared a dividend of 1 per cent. payo ! D cetnUr 1. TbU U the first dUidcOd in manv yjr The company boa cash on band anwuntlnc to ft lat.ann The director * ha > e Hu.a nzed Mr Hunilnanoa to con tract for ibe constractioc of an additional steamer. Andrew J Ppute. vhoxr wife and five chil dren were dronn d by the ujnvi'isg of a boat at Denver , has been arrested for mur der His friends are indignant , ssylng ii U either a scberoe of ib * insurance company to aiold iKomeit of a IIOo * accident H > Uc > - oa Mrs St > ut > life or a bU- > : mill attempt of a dctec'lve agtaey Captain Harry B McMaMer was f n- tenc d by Judge Dunn at Madison. WU- . to five ye&re Impristooment for embezzllBg nation * ! bank funds. He has already served the bulk of a three-year seateac * for tbe ram * cCeiu * . gl\en by the state court , but w IK pardon * * ! three months bc- fore hi * sentence expired. Samuel Dickinson , rep.'epntlns tbe FUei- tty In uranc Truct Sale company of Phil- . < txt uu > r of H. C. GU on de ceased , and A. M. Moora and J Smnott aa been granted Itate by the circuit c jurt at Wlbainston to JUe an Intervening pttl- Don in tbe suit of Godfrey More * against the Bay State Caa company. Paris munlc-ip < t ! > JM . UIB voted tbe ex- pn * * of th < ? caarN % ! St Gcorrv'c. tbe fashionable church In HancKcr square , London , has be n dara- ( ted by flr * . Mr and Mrs. Walter Castle soiled from Southampton on board the Havel under tae MUIVT of Michaels. Armenian at * > mby ! has elected Onnanlaa , btobop of Armuah. to be Armenian patrtach In kucmaion to IsmirlUui. Li Huas Caaat aec-ording to a dispatch from Singapore. iil retire to private life en account of the treatment he received on his return from his Journey round the wo'l J Dr Charcot. tbe Kren < h hypnotic author ity -was wadded In Parl * to Jeanne Hu o trronddanrtiter of the poet and the < 11\or < . , i wife or L cn Daudet. MMI of AlphM > e Diu- dt , Die noteUst A wrdlct of suicide while temporan.y insane sane- has been rendered In tbe ranof 1) ) M W Merrill of Xew Yerk wbo did m a London ho'il from an overdoK of < ex- . . - W-U to have been Uckfrn to al ay tbe P a of to .h che. LAST DAY FOR THE W. C , T , U , Great CoavNtkm OM g lu Ldbori at St. Lamis. MS3 ( WHLARD'S LETTERS FROM TOLSTOI ( IrcnnUntlon Will I'rol.niilj Until It * Aunnnl Cntlirrlnc.Nrit Year lu Ouc of HitCltU'it uu the I-nUc . ST. LOUIS. Nov. 11. Th * ) wt de.y'e * tie * ( the ? Wwoea's Chrteiita Temperance union BtUaeml Gearratio * opened with the venal prayer meeUag IB Sc ylr Memorial I bow * . After * lnsi& ? and pr ytr at Music halt , tbe miaulerf the s * * Jo s of yester day * * re read d approved The : report of the executive committee. eoaUlalar the Barnes of ortMBlitrs. perlBte de ts of Ar . pri K s : . rdlton tad bwlness of the Untoa SlRntL prtei deal of the board o ! trviters o ! tke temp r > Dcc > bo plt l ind mcailfrs of the fUDdlat ; com ltr . rtcom- mended for appototmrat , * i id It i aj TV It Sum : divisloa. Tbi samei of the were poWirtKd la the r yesterday The oihrre follow J. K. Barney. Mrs. S. M L Ilenr > . Mi . Annie M. Paiairr. Mrs Mary Sfrl ; Wheeler. Mrs. R J Trepo. Mrs. Mary J Weaver. Mrs. E. M Hottghton Mrs. JennJe F Wlllla ? . Mtw C le Smith , Hv. Kraaces E. Towiwlcy and Mrs MMT C Woody Editors f the Valoa Slpaal Mre. Susanna M D Krj. Mlw Clara C. ChaplB and Mr * . Ada M. Memille. nujlowj Maaap r Mr * C F. Craw Pr ldst Board Tmitces of Terareraace Hocplul Mrs. Margaret laRJehart. Prteideat Board of Temple Trustees Mrt. Matilda U Cars-e StzcdlDg Committees Tntasportatloa- Mrs. Mary G Hey : SabU th mectlaKs. Mrs Rebecca B Chambers : oversow rneeUaRs. Rer Anna Shaw , eoovtatioti seaUass. Mlr Carrie Bu by ; telegrams , Mrs. Lucle B Tj-ac. auditor. Mrs. C. E. BUelow ; Mrs. MatlWa B Carse. prtsldcnt of the Woman's Temperance PobllzblaR sa c la- Uoo. made a report. She < Uled that , de- sj > lte the Snaaelal deprtsstoa the fi < ocla.- Uon had weAlhered the storm and _ the tress- tirr tho'ed a net ealn for the 3 ear of rt 16. Ta'c cash receipts for that time were S1I5.- SS7. and expenditures list 151. Mrs. Carsj sakl that ttarn It was considered that tbt receipt * for 15 * * wrre J4 li a tba = the precrffnc rear , it was remarkable that the association bed been able to hold Its owa Mi's Wlllard read a letter from Tltiana Totetot dausbter of the Russian count by that nam la whl'h she said "Your nephew said you and Uadr SomerH-t were perhaps comlnc to RussiaM > father ind I ere very pleased to hear that nevri and e hope that you win then pay us a visit , if yoor voyase will uVe place" la connection with thVs Mtes WHUrd spoVe > f another letter she had received from the asare source , la which the writer said that she and her father wt-'p Interested heart and soul in the work of the Women's Chris tian Temperance qnloa After the receipt of some Women's Christian Tcmperan-e union doeumenif by the eooat he and his nhole family became total aba'alners. Miss Wlllard reported . Mis * Trances J Barnes of New York pea- t-ral secretary of the Young Women's branch , reported on the w rk done during the past year during which there had been an in- erease In thirty-three states Maryland lead ing with the grvatwt number of new re- erelts. Telegrams of greetlag were ordered sent to Julia Ward Howe and Governor ffhaa of Wisconsin Invitmtlecff were received from Portland. Me. and Portland Ore Mllwanl.ee anJ NashvIHe to hold the next national ccn- Tentioo la one of the ? cities. Action on the question was deferred. It Is prob able that the ooovei.Uon will be held In one o * the laVe cities , possibly Buffalo. The International convention of the Women's Christian Temperance union will be held ID Toronto next year end It is the desire of Miss Willard and other members to bold the national convention previous to that in pom * piste near th Canadian city , so that delegates ean go from one to the other" The reports of a number of organizers closed the forenoon snwion Oa motion of one of the delegates Mrs. Mary H Hunt of Boston , superintendent of MdcntlSc temperance instruction , -was apr i te > i a fraternal delrcate to the world's alcoholic ccaercas to t > e held in Brussels Mrs Mary F Lovell of Pennsylvania ld "I havf. been informed that the time is new ripe for the inauguration of a course of -aiperzaee Instruction in the parochial trbeol * of the Romas Catho ! ! < - church Therefore I aove that Mra Man' H Hunt be- named as our frafrnal de'esate to the next annual zaf'tlng of the Catholic Ab- stiatace society" Mrs Hammer of Pena- tvlvaaia seconded the motion &cd U was t rri J without dlscceslon or debate. Lurt aifbt s Ter l members of the Women's Chri tiaa Tempnnce ualon msJe a slumming tour , slnginc aad prating lth hahi-atf of dives is the tenderloin district. The affmoon section opened with an informal reception by the general office m in Music ha par'ora The final report of the executive commute * wa * radf folSowed sy addre-ses sr Consul Biama Boslh-Tneker and BHgidier Suale F Swift cl the Salva- tloo zrmy A sue tr of fraternal dtle- zatec who had not bees here before were introduced to the convention and delivered short addressee. Tonght the final sevaion was tfld 1 * wai er-.l'Icd "People's Kf ht" on the pro ra-n. Thcre were the uaal devotional exer. ls < . a cnat } march of the PC lire delega'i a. foUowfd lter by a icrand depanraen : pa rade the sine'tr of rute H > OK * and abort addreMct by JCiM Agn < E S'ack , serrary of the World' * Woman's Carittae Ttoiptr- ante union , aot ) other * . Truiililfi lu Ihr IU-IICN World. CHICAGO. Nor IS. A reeeher a * ap pointed today for the whaleMle slorc firm f L. B. Lebmajt & Co. . upon application of Leo B. Stliemaa. a ajemUcr of tbf firm. The appttaitieB is the remit of a dispute over proposed term * of diuctatton ol part- sftffchip. AFMU are fitted at { C3.M9 , and liablllt l * t 14 e 0. DUOUQCB. Nor IS < 5p rUl Telegram 1 The Nor c UE.P1 w company has nude a general b tiznmrai : a George B. liureh. Jamec B * rh ay the acsUantoat ( ere d tr poor colioeUje Thf cow- present capital slock U flk&.AOD. Pivci4 t B a .it uyc the debts agsreejtt $140.000. aad asaeu H'.OM u.ore That aau are ample to pay debt * , but lll yleW HtUe oo th capita ] clock. Tb CCTJB- paar will be reoreaniu.-d. OfLUTH Minn. Kor IE The D. B. Eicbaid * LJmLr conifMny kii insde an Jt iniTifH to ! h Iwlma Trust company. The s eu are KtS 1 iiJ llabilltlec $ J > t. - MO. Tiie plant at Lwluth it worth 5175000 and lumber and * t Ji3ia timber it worth iIrs.Jo5 phInePolblllofDucWc5t , S. C. , had a ! Vt-re case of catarrh , which finally U-pame to decp-seaUfd tliat elie was entirely deaf in one car , and part of I be bone in ' 'TEOSO f ioughed off. The best physicians treau-d her inain , and flu * uscsl various application - cation a of E pray 8 and washes to no a"ail. Fourteen bottles of S.S S. promptly reached the seat of the dis. raw ? , and cured her sound and well. S S. S. ocvrr falls to c re a I ixxi aittjft , acj It it tlio only ttmeif v i ic h t' a ' he * dttj fi tU t se . IS-uaranltrd jiurr- _ _ _ lyvrftb f. Hooks a4 .reas &uu ( Bpoufio Co. , AtUcta , Gi.
