THE O3LAIIA DAILY 33B.r.1UESDAY. MAY 180
\JP \ SPECIAL NOTICES
AilviTllrin MiM for < lioe enliiinim
rrlll lit * ( nl 'ii nnlll JH in. for ( lie
evening < t'nl " "HI H l > > I" * * "r t
nuirnltit ; nnil .Sunilny cillf Inim.
AilvcrlInert. , li > - ri-titicntliiK until-
Illroilli Tl < ( 'iin linvi * miiMvrrm ml-
drcNfiril In n ininilifrc'il Idler In cnr !
of Tin * HIT. AIINMI- o nililrcwiicil
will lir tlHIvorcil on prcucnlntlon of
the clicrk iinly.
IltiO'K , I l'Jcit wiiril llr t lii rrll n |
In 11 word tlirrniftfr. .NiilliltiK tukcii
for ICSH tluiii irr.o for ( he IIrut IH-UT-
tlou. Thrnv ndvcrf iNPinenlri iiiunt lie
ran riium-cutlrcly.
AVA .NTI-JD SITIIATMIX.
BITl'ATION IIY A YOt'NO MAN WHO IS A
cowl experienced typewriter ami ftenotmpher.
Oood reference ) ! furnlfhcd. Address J J * . Rec.
BTENOGRAI'lIER HAVING SOME LEISURE
lime wishes extra work ; dictation or copylnc or
evening work. Terms reasonable. Anilrni 1C
2S. Dec , A M812-4 *
\VA.\TKI15IAI.I5 HEM' .
WANTED , AN IDKAs WHO CAN THINK Ol'
omc flmplo thlni ? to patent ? 1'rotect your
ldrn , they inny brlnif you wealth , \\rltc Jonn
Weddcrlmrn K Co. , Dept. V , Patent Attorneys ,
Wathlneton , D. C , for their Jl.fftO prize offer
and ft list of 200 Inventions wanted.
A I'EW ENERGETIC HUBTL1NO MEN CAN
nnd steady , profltahlc work with C. V. Adams
Co. , C24 So. ICth HI. l - 2
MKN WANTED , YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED
to learn burlier trade nt the Omalm IlnrtH-r
collese ; finest ciiulppeil Inftllullon of Its kind
In the west ; complete course rltht ; weeks ;
tfrmt reafonablej cash or Installments ; cnll
or write for cnlnloKiio ; inspection Invited.
1317-1319 Douglas St. , Ouinhn. 11-C12 M4
BALKSMEN KOR CIGARS ; J12" MONTHLY
and expenses ; old established houpe ; experience
unnrcesnnry ; Inducements lo customers. C. C.
Illihop Co. , St. Ixiuls. D Mill M17-
2S TO 40 WEEKLY SALARY PAID CIGAR
Mlesmen : exprrlence unne ersary ; permanent
jiosltlon. W. L. Kllno Co. , St. Louis. Mo.
II AIG31J Mil *
WANTED , SALESMEN AND LADIES KOR
an BH y oelllnn nitlcln ; every imp Imys It ;
blK iir..ntn . ; particulars free. Aililress Loci :
box 63) . Hloiixl City , la. I1-MM1 <
WANTED TWO 1'ATTERN MAKERS
tar with architectural patterns. Apply Pnxton-
VIcrllnK Iron Works. 11CM4
BAL1-SMEN WANTED KOR CIGATIS Mr
weekly : salary nml expenses ; reliable house ;
expel Unco unnecessary , C. O. Mortran & Co. .
Port Wnyno , Indiana. Il-Mi'J ( 4'
WANTED. LIFE INSURANCE SOLICITORS
for rllstrlrt mamicer * nnd rollcltorii fur the
clly. ( "all on or address L. W. Lnimlilln , pres
ident. The Hankers' Guaranty Kim.1 Life ns-
noclatlon , 404 Dec hlJg. , Omaha , Ncli.
R-MCS7 10
WANTED , ' RUI1HER FOR RHEUMATIC CllII' .
ple to travel with medical comp'iny In NI-
brnskn ; cnll toilay , 12 to 2 p. in. 1721 IVvlKC st.
H-MCS1 4
WASTKII KISMAM5 IIK1.P.
WANTED. A KinST-l'LASS COOK AND LAVK-
dri-sf. Apply nt 2100 Douglas etivet.C .
C Ml'05 I
WANTED CURL KOR GENERAL IIOtTSE-
worli ; icfeiences reiiulrcd. Apply Tuesday , SOT
I'.icinrSt. . C-C73 i !
WANTED. GIRL KOR GENERAL1IOUHE -
worli. mi'ft be n Bmd cook nnd laundiMn. Ap
ply 10JC Georsla nve. C MC74 4
WANTED , A GIRL TO CLEAN HOfSH. AP-
Pljat Ji ) Fo. 21st St. f MGS4 4
FOH UI3.VTI < nt'S3.S ,
HOt > hEs"iN ALL IV IVra OP THE CITY. THE
O. P Davis Company , 1503 I'arnnm. D 4(3 (
HOl--5i.S. : IlENi\VA & CO. , ICS N. 15TII ST.
D 174
1IODK.RN I1OUS5ES , C. A. STARR , D25 N.Y. LIFE
D-175
CHOICE DOUSE ! ) AND COTTAGES ALL OVER
tlm city , J3 to JiO. Kidullty , 17C2 Farnam Ht.
D 170
IIROU'N DIXJCK. 1GT1I
and I'ouKlna. D 177
tOltSEH. COTTAGES & STORES , ALL PARTS
of clly. Ilrennnn , l/j\e Co. , 430 Pnxlon block.
D-478
MOVINT. HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND PIANOS ,
Om. Vun .4 Storagn Co. , Hlj Karnnm. T < I. IS' .
D-479
LARGE LIST. il'CAGUE , 1STH & DODGE.
D 480
HOUSES , FLATS , GARVIN IIROS.ICU KARNAM
D IS1
HOUSES KOR RENT. 11EMI9 , PAXTON IILK.
D 182
TURKINGTON. C03 REE RUILDINO.
D-.S3
l'"Ort RENT TWO 8 AND 9-ROOM HOUSES ,
modern. $10.00 und J23.00. W. II. Melkla , Klrst
Nat. bunk. D-MC37 7
CAPITOL HILL , MODERN HOUSE ; MODERato -
ate rLknt. Gannett COI Hrown lllock.
D M5S3-S *
3-C-R. II. CLEANED & CHEAP. CCU N. 13 ST.
D 723-M9-
HOUSES. COTTAGES , FLATS AND STORES ;
lurco lUt. Rouk & Romano , t21 N. Y. Life.
D-M7C1 M10
STANFORD CIRCLE COTTAGES C ROOM
All moilprn. Apply 201 Ilee bulldlnjf. D 772
10 ROOM FLAT , DOUGLAS , NEAR 2ITH ; MOD
i-rn ; steam heat. Inquire l.lnqulal , 31U S. 1,1th.
D-.MI21 |
NEW MODL'RN IIRICK HOUSE. 8 ROOMS , J53.
320 N. ! Urd. D MHU7
C-UOOM MOD. COR. KLAT. 2101 LEAVEN-
worth. D-2S1 M23-
KOR RENT EAST FRONT RESIDENCE WITH
barn mid liirne BroundH. S2I I'nrk u\enue.
Strictly modem flats und flutes In the new
Davldge biilbtlni' , oppoKlle city half. John W.
Ruhbln * . Audit. ISO : Fnrnam St. D-OCS
441 SOUTH 24T1I AVE. , SMALL HOUSE AND
Burden , D I50 |
S E VEN ROOM MODERN HOUSE ; LARGE
luwn. 1711 N. Ulh St. ] > . ' , - , 3
S-HOOM MODERN. 823 SO. IOTH.
D-5C ! 10
F-ROOM MODERN FU\T. 709 So. ICTH. m.50.
W It , Melkh , room tot , 1'lrsf Nat'l Rank.
DC10
MODERN 7-ROOM HOUSE , VERY DIWIRAHLE
near park. 1M9 H. : sth. D-COj
TEN ROOM MODERN HRiriC HOUSE. ) u
( iieji HI , J32.D0. W. II. Melkle. D04 First Nnt'I
llank. -MCOI 1
C-11OO11 MODERN FLATS. RI2 S. 11TH
D-871-M10-
KLEOANTLY FlIRNHIIED HOUSE DELIGHT-
fill Inline of ten rooms ; best of locations ; West
Kiirnnr.i. Price very reasonable to rlijlit parties ,
M , J. Kcnnard & Son , 310 and 311 J. J. Hrown
lilock. D-CC7
FOR RK.VT KUIIMSIIKIJ ROOMS.
BTl'UM HEATED ROOMS , TELEPHONE AND
nil cotvcnlfriir | s ; rules reavonuble. I'undt Re I-
ilenci212 H , 17lh St. K 703
ROOMS. LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING. 1013 DOUG ,
la * . E SI4C3-M5 *
ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSEKKEPIN'O. 191J
Dodge. E-MK : c
[
HOUSKKEEPING ROOMS , ENSUITE ; MOD-
01 n , 2101 Hurt , E M8IO t
SOUTH ROOM8-JS06 C'APITOL AVE.
AVE.iMcn
i-Mcn t *
IARGi : FRONT ROOM. fS. ( N. 19TII.
E70 8
; ELEGANTLY FURNISHED SUITE OF
rooms , also kinullrr rooms for light house-
114 Sauth 22th St. E-C72 3 *
II
TWO FRONT. ROOMS. NICELY FURNISHED ;
lltiht lioUHi'kecplnir , IS. Jl ! | Clark , IMGSc C
.FIlHMHMii > ROOMS AMI HOARD.
1'LEASANT ROOMS ; ( JOOD HOARD. UIO HAR.
n y. K M5II M6
NICE ROOMS , OOOD 1NJARD. HATES REA-
soluble. Thu Rotu , 020 Hurney F SSJ Mis
KLKOANT ROOMS. SINGLE OR ENBUITE :
prlvutK luth ; excellent board. ISO ? Capitol uve
7 * [
ROOM3 AND 1IOARD , 17I DOUOI H.
H.Ftl 6
DKHIRAIU.i : ROOMH , WITH HOARD ; REFER-
MJ N. lith. F MW7 >
KINK FRONT ROOMH AND DAY HOARD ;
rrnionable rate * . Hlj N. 18 h Ft.
MODERN IIRICK. ROOiia AND HOARD : J.tO
we k. Ml N Hlh. V M 77 10 *
ROOMS AND nOAIltt.
( Continued. )
WANTED-TWO GENTLEMEN TOR ROOM
nnd board , ISJJ North 28th St. , corner D St. .
South Omaha , F MK4 4"
ron RKvr u.Mi'imMsiiRi ) HOOMH.
Sl'ITC OF UNFfRNISHED ROOMS ! MODERN.
Clfl South 29th street. G-M015 4
6 CHAMHKRS FOR RENT. MAN AND WIFU ;
city water ; waste | dpe. 319 N. 17lh street.
G-MS42
2 FRONT ROOMS. ICH LEAVBNWORTH ST.
G-AIM1 S
iu\TsToius AM oi-rtcns.
1XR RENT , THE 4-HTORV URICK RUILDING
nt n't IVirnnni St. This tiulldlng has n fireproof
cement basement , complete steam heallnc tlx-
tures ; water nn nil floors , gas , etc. Apply nt
the omee of The Ilec. 1 910
AfJK.VTS AVAXTKI ) .
WANTED , AGENTS ; 175 PER MONTH AND
expense * paid nctlve men If rUht ; ROO.IH sold
by sample only ; samples , nlso horse nnd car
riage furnished free. Address Jobber , IJox ( CtOS ,
lloiton , Mnss , J 1t
IJICYCLK TIRES , I' PAIR : HEST 'D7S ; FULL
ninrnnlee. Mineralized Rubber Co. . New
Vork. Agents wanted. J M6S3 4
\VA\TI5HTO IM3.VT.
WANTED , THREE OR FOUR KttRNISIIED
rooms for housekicplng. Address K 27. lice.
K M611-8 *
STORAUK.
PACIKIC STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE CO. .
tOS-910 Jones. General Storage nnd forwarding.
M-4SO
MOJfEY TO IOA\nK.M. nSTATH.
( Continued. )
FARM LOANS , 1 TO 10 YEARS : 1/JWES1
rates. GarIn tiros. , 1613 Farnnm St.
W S33
B PER CENT MONEY ON NF.H. A 1A. FARMS.
W. U. Melkle , 1st Nnl'l Uk. bldgOmaha. .
W 403
510.M3Y T4) I.OA.V C
MONEY TO I/JAN , 50 , CO , 90 DAYS ; FL'RNl-
lure , pianos , etc. Duff Green. R. S , Rnrker blk.
"
MONKY TO 1.0AX ON Kt'ltNITt'Un , PIANOS ,
horfpK , wagons , etc. . at lowest rates In city :
nn removal of Ktxxls ; strictly confidential ] you
cnn pay the loan oft at any time or In any
nmount. OMAHA MOIlTOAdR LOAN CO. ,
306 So. ICtli St.
X 199
lltSlM'.SS : CttANCKS.
J200 INVKSTKD BARNS JSO WHBKLYi NO
stock speculation or Bold mine Invpstment ; you
control cnpllnl ; fifth duecei-sful year ; particu
lars free. Chase & Campbell , 12 Union Square ,
New York. Y M2S1 1123
WANTKI ) . 1'tntCHAHEP.S KOU HALF INTHll-
est in law croct-ry nnd fruit store. Flna
location. Ilcst city trade. Addresd Sllth , 1IH
Wc t 19th , Sioux City , la. Y MCM M6
' . STOCK OF
SAIK-l'OH CA8H-W.MO.OO
Keneral merchandise. Heat Imslneos nmt l > e t
location In tli * best town in northeast Ne-
liraskn. J25.0CO.PO l.u inc a tn 1S6. ! on two rail.
roads. Address M. N. W. , llundoH'h. Neb.
FOR SALE AT A SNAl'-TIIK NKATKST AMD
most complete grocery biwlncss In Orent hulls ,
For particulars write 1C. Murray , Ilex s ; , _ Great
Falls , Montana.
HOTEL FOR RENT OF 2S ROOMS , AMES AYE.
nnd 2Uh et. , oppoMto exposition grounds ; almost
now ; rent reasonable. Hcmls , Paxton blk.
Y M6I9
"Mniil * > { AtlioiiK , cru - vc purl ,
Give , "li K'vc me linelc my Iionrl , "
( luotU the maiden , looking ; wlHe ;
"To find lout IitMirtM why , nilvcrllHC. "
' IT. a >
! i !
M
OM. VAN & STORAGE. 141 = KARN'AM. TEU 1MD
A I lSj
WANTED TO 1IIJY.
SOVBS. IIROW.VS ,
! I > HAND FURNITURE &
103 S. Htli. N-MB4I MU' _
FOR SALE i'"uu'.vrriiiE. '
f.'OR SAM5-2 I1EDSTEAUS SPRINGS MAT-
trcss , 1 gasoline Btovc. 2117 1"ll" bjtjct. .
: ! 4.
FOH SALE HOUSES , WAGONS , KTC.
CIinAl' . FINE DOU1H.H CARRIAGE AND
Imrntss ; also top liUBgy. Addren K SUce. .
or Mrs. J. M. Cole. P-MtoO 13 *
FOR HAIK MISClSI.IjAXEOUS.
HARDWOOD CRIHUING. HOG AND CHICKEN
ft-iice. cheaper thunall wire. " C. R. Lfc. Ol
HFST SEED SWEET POTATOES , $1.25 PER
Ij'bl. nil sorts. Address Theo. Williams. Omaha.
CJ Jit Jjjj 513 *
FOR SALE. OLD LUMRER OF ALL DESCRIP-
tlons , apply to T. C. Wilton , old fair grounds.
Sherman avenue , or Associated Charities SQi
Howard street. Tel. 161C. Q-MSS8 Mli'
IO HAVE YOUR NEW OR OLD WHEELS
rubber tired ; for a good home-made liueKf. or
first clana painting and repalrtnK , eum. .
Pfelffer , 27th and Ijeavenwortli. Q W > J" *
FOR SALE , ONE HALL'S FIRE-PROOF SAFE ;
size 42x : .x2.and . one letter press. Call nt
1011 Howard street. Q C2t 4'
THREE NEW LATEST MODE TVl'EWRIT-
ers ; supplies. United Typewriter and Supplies
Co. , 1C12 rarnam. MCiSJy 31 *
. 'linsil JERSEY COW AND CALF. 830 SOUTH
2Dlh street. Q ilfoJ
FOR HALE , FINE SODA FOUNTAIN AND
ilruB llxtures ; nothing liner In Omaha ; would
trade for land. Dr. Shepard , New York Life
lililK. Q-MCtl 8
C.M1ICKEN , HOG & LAWN FENCE ; ALL WIRE ;
cheaper than wood. Wire Worlis , 40J S. 14th.
Q CGC J-2
CLEAN YOUR OWN WALL PAI'ER AND
nave J3.00 to J3.00 on every room ; two receipts
SOoj IncicdlenU cost Cc to lOo per room ; war-
rnnteit to do perfect work. W. H. Raymond ,
llnrncB City , Iowa. Q-.MG75 C'
GARDENS & FAUMH TO RENT. T , MURRAY.
R-MSIO
CLAIRVOYANT.
? , CLAIRVOYANT , 817 N. 1GTH.
S-M210 M5
9IASSAGK , 1IATIIS , ETC.
MME , SMITH. 1C17 HOWARD , ROOM 5 ; MAS-
sttso and steam Imths. T 50) 7 *
MRS. DR. LEON , ELECTRIC MAKSAUE HATH
parlors ; lestful and curative. 417 . llth. up-
ilulrii. T-M640 6
JMAHA DENTAL COLLEGE , 1STH A PACIFIC
Sts. Teeth tilled with eolil , uinalKain , tin. gutter -
ter porcliu cement and plates made for cost of
material only. Teeth extracted anj cleaned free ,
U-4D1
FOR UTERINE TROUHLES , 346-8 DEE
11Mb . ; phyilclan , consultation or health book
free. U-4S9
IATHS , MASHAGE ; MMB. POST. 315J1 B. 15TII ,
U 450
ItUITUHl ) CURED , PERMANENTLY ! NO
luiln ; no detention from bi-clncss ; wo refer to
thousands' patients cured , Cull or write
The O. li. Miller Co. , 032-s New York Llfa
building , Omaha. U M6M
IIALDNESS CURED. 3 ! npARD OP TRADE.
U-MCJ5 Jl
MOXUY TO I.O.\SHIAL USTATU.
ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO. . J15 N. Y. K ;
< iulck money at law ratm for choice farm lands
In Iowa , northern Ml ourl , eaitern Nebraska.
W 193
MONEY TO I/5AN ON IMl'ROVED OMAHA
real vbtatc. llrennan , Love & Co. , 1'axton block.
ivr tM
3N OMAHA 1'ROI'ERTY
: LOWEST RATES :
bulldlnt : loam wanted. Fidelity Trust Co.W .
W tH
XANd ON' IMPROVED * UNIMPROVED CITY
S > n > i rty. IV. Famam Smith & Co. , 1120 Karnam.
W-HM
HONEY TO IXAN AT LOW RATES. TIIH
O. K. Davli Co. , 1506 F rn m St , Y 4
IVE WILL RAVE I200.WO TO 1300,000 TO LOAN
111 April , May , June and July on tint cla ha.
lirovtx ] Omaha property In eunu of 11.000 to
110,000 ; want ipllcutluni ot enc < ; loweft rates
on beat lo < Ji . Fidelity Triut coropuny , 11CJ
Furniiuj St , Y7
DRUG STORE. SN"AP FOR A HUSTLER- -
vcntlgate ; will rcrjulro t2COO to J3.COO. J. J
Olbson , room 514 , 1st Nnt. Rank. Y 212 JI5
OROCKRY STOCK ; INVOICE J2.200. NEW
Koods ; NpbrnFlta town ; population 7.COO. J. J
Gibson , C14 First National bank. Y 520 Mil
KOIl ISXCIIAKRIS.
SALOON , ONE OF THE REST. J. J. GIRSON
GH First National bank building. 'A MCS9
FOR SAI.13 IlKAI. ESTATE.
KOUNTXE I'l VCE I1ARGAINS , } 2COO $3 750 TO
IG.DOO ; t.ee photos at ICth and Farnam : Morse
llldg. J. J. Gibson , 514 First Nat. Rank Hide
RE 501
HOUSKH. LOTS , FARMS , LANDS , LOANS
Geo. 1 * . Ileinis Real Estate Co. , Paxton Hlock
RE-D02
GREAT 1IARC1A1NS IN HOUSES AND LOTS
in any and every part of tlio city north east
Eolith and west , running from J550 to Jj.OOO or
$0,000 and upwards. Any terms desired. HemlK
I'axton block. RE 373 '
HARGAIN , IF SOLD AT ONCE ; LOT 20
block 11 , HanEcom Place ; belns on 30th street :
near the park ; price , Jl.SOO. For terms , apply
to Jolm Dale , 209 New York Life.
Life.RE
RE M537 0
FOR SA LU
IS acres on 36th st. , near S.iuth Omaha. J2.5CO.OO.
3 acres improved , near South Omaha , JS50.00.
10 acres on Iloulevard , between South Omaha
and Rellevue , J75.00 per acre.
CO acres on boulevard near Dellevup , JIS.Oi ) per
acre.
acres joining La Platte , J20.00 per acre
40 acres blx miles south of I'.ipllllon , J22.GO per
30 acres six miles from South Omaha , Jl.GOO 00
ICO acres In Snrpy county , $30.00 per acre.
ICO acru. acres IVj miles from Uennington , $ K.OO per
40 acres Joining lllllard , $43.00 per acre
20 acres well Improved. JolnlnR Mlllard , $7500
per acre. Potter & George Company , S. W.
Cor. 16th and Farnam Hts. RU M033 Z
I1AROAIN , ONLY $300.00 FOR LARGE LOT , ON
( trade , at 2Sth avenue and Corby street. Oar-
vln Ilros. , JCI3 Farnam street. RE JIC33
FOR SALE
' vaV.t orfcr0' ' ' 33" ' 6t' ' ' 4 llIOC'C ' n ° rth
Lot on 3Sth near Dodge st. , $1,330.00
j ! Efcro0oollmf Hal"'com | iark' l'av'"B ' I'-ild in full ,
FOR BALK-A CHEMRFUL. DELiailTFU
liome. The most desirable residence for the
price on West Farnom SI. Eleven rooms , hard
wood finish , modern In every respect , electric
llRhter throughout the house ; can Hunt entire
houei ) from c'ther floor , Spealdng tubes und
call bell , , beautiful lawn. Owner leavlnir the
city. Let us how you the properly ,
M. J. Kcnnard & Son , Soln Agents.
. , , , 3' ' ° nn'l 3 J. J. Rrown Rlock.
Also bargains In Hanecom Place and other per
tions of the city. HE-668 IS
FOR SALE : I HAVEN'T GOT AS MANY PULLS
an a st. car conductor , but I've got pulls on
real estate values. Fine 10-room modern houpe
Just north Hanscom park , coil $10,000 , at $3,000 :
LT''VrnJ11016 only > ( 'fM7 '
. ; ' ' - rn ° . modern.
only 13,500. C
rooms , east front. $1,000 ; 4 rooms
so front. $ SK ( > ; Invcly cottage liome , $2W !
cottoso home. $1,300 ; $25 to $ ; o cash'balance
on monthly payments : vacant lots near Han-
scom park $ ; oo to $700 each ; montUly pay
mentu ; ICO c ear for vacant lots ; for any kind
& 'SiIWvCalln'1 ' , ' , ff ° lnc' y"1" " Waterman
- N. . Llfo bldg.
RE-MC70 <
feet , ' $ . , -M JoK" . Frenier , opp. l K. . o
RE MCS8
LOST.
LOST. IN I'OSTOFFICE OR HAYDENS PAIR
Hold opera ulasjes ; initials R , A. H. : reward
for return to Ree or K'H Patrick Ave. !
Lnut 609-S * (
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PAST IIH AGE.
HOUSES ONLY. HOARD FENCES , SPRING
water. A. W. Plielps & Son , 207 N , Y. Life !
561 SJ
SI US 10 , AHT AM ) LAXGUAGIJ.
GEORGE F. OKLLENHECK. I3ANJO , MANDo !
lln and uultar teacher. 1S07 Furnani street ,
Tel .
SIIOUTIIAM ) AMI TYI'RWUITIXG.
A. C. VAN SANrS SCHOOL , Ell N. Y. LIFE.
Ml
AT OMAHA I1U8. COLLEGE , 15TH & DOUGLAS
I'AWMIROICKUS ,
U. MAROWITZ I/JANB MONEY , 418 N , 18 BT ,
101
I'TXAXCIAL.
IJl'U INa.l'OLICIEU UOUOHT. W , r , HOLDEN
(08
INDIES ! CIIirHESTBlUl5NaLlRH \ PENNYroyal -
royal nlltj ( DUmond I'rnrnU nro the t > ci > t ; unf * .
rfllftbfe ; take no othrrjjfrnil 4o * tnmrH for
PRftlculam , "Relief fon.-LtKJIe * . " In letter by
return mall ; nt ilrtiRgt't > Sr. Chlchestcr Chem
ical Co. , Philadelphia , V 'Mention Reo.
. -M -MC7S 4
SIJWIXCJ MACHIXIi 'J MJ
NEW HOME , HOt'SEllbf , ! ) AND WHITE
Mwlnc machine office , IJU Unp. ave. Tel , 1514 ,
- 06
ASTHoi.tTuV.
PROFESSOR A. MASERY OF EGYPT. PALM-
Islry and astrology , the w nde of the Re !
past , present nnd future toM or no charm , at
2026 Harncy st. , Omaha , Neb.M345 ' ,
i.-iiiMTinti ; : PACKED.
M. 8. WALKIN. FtlRNITURE PACKING , UP-
holflcrlrg. rfpa'rlns nmtrcB' ! . fenthirj renovit-
Pd ; prices reduced. Tel. 1 11 , 2111 Cutnlnp.
S07
SIDEWALKS.
SIDEWALKS-ARTIFICIAL STONE , URICK
natural stone. W , J. Welshans , 309 S. 17th st.
621-M5
ACCOUXTAXT.
II. C. IllTlUt , PU1JL1C ACCOUNTANT , 1617
Farnam. M6I2-MC *
MASOX wonic .1011111:11.
J. 1' . HEALY , 1S22 CLARK STREET.MS67
MS67 Mil *
KMI'LOYMKXT OKPICE.
AMERICAN AND GERMAN EMPLOYMENT
bureau. 1521 Dodge. Telephone , 876.MSC3
MSC3 Jyl3
SUES & CO. ,
PATENT SOLICI10RS *
12coll liainp.Umaha
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Awny HtltrmH.
WASHINGTON , May. 3. Possibly It waa
f'rom ' noticing the unsuccessful attempts
made by the would-bd ralumakCTH In the
United Statea to bring" ( lovn , showers wlien
wanted that an Ingcnji iu ) Austrian grape
grower was Induced tn. , actly reverse the
American practice. An.iaikount of his experiment -
periment Is given by nJtilldd States Consul
Stephan at AnnabergJn'h ' ; ! report to the
State department. The 'AuiHrlan owned ex-
tcnslvo vineyards situated -on the southern
alopca o [ the inountuln ; , ' : lnia locality often
visited by destructive "hailstorms. At llret
be tried galvanized wl this wan too
expensive , and he dccld . , „ Install a battery
and test the plan of qau < Jng ) explosions to
drive off the hallston wit ) He erected six
stations on prominent fijountoln summits
commanding a territory scout two miles In
extent. Each station t hellcrcd ten mortars
and a corps of voluntei rsijliandled them.
The practical test 1 thus described ;
Threatening black clou s-made their appearance -
ance on the summits of the Hacher moun
tains. At a given signal all the mortars
were fired off , and the''continuous detona
tions In a few moments caused a sudden
reaction In the movements of the clouds ,
The cloud wall opened up funnel-like ; the
mouth of the funnel began to rise In the
form of consecutive rings , expanding gradu
ally , until all the clouds scattered and en
tirely disappeared , No hall nor sudden
downpour of rain fell. The same experience
was gone through six times taut summer , and
has , without a single exception , proven a
successful preventatlye.
Roiiu-yii Court-Martlitl.
ATLANTA , da. , May 3. Tha Roinoyn
court-martial wns concluded this afternoon
nt 3 o'clock. The llndlntm of the court were
forwarded to the War department. Cnptnln
Homoyn , the accused otllcer , gnoke for forty-
five mlnuteti and reviewed the ca e. It la
the general opinion hero that tlm verdict
of the court will cither bo un acquittal or
punishment. ,
PPXTiTAi n rrmtM m i r > i * m
SENATORS FORI'EIT ' A GAME
Dolny Proceedings and Feel the Wrath of
Urapiro Lynch.
THEIR ACTING A CLUMSY PIECE OF WORK
Two Hniiilrril Hooter * \VInr ilio
1'rorrctlltiKN mill I.euvo the
( 'roll ml * n Very Sore Lot
llrooril lit Oilier Guinea. ,
Wnshlnjiton , 0 : New York , D.
Plttsburjr , 7 ; Louisville , 4.
Clovplnml , BJ Cincinnati , 2.
lirooklyn. 3 : Unltlmoro , 3.
Uostou-Phlladelphla No frame ; wet
Grounds.
Chlcnc-o-St. Lottls No frame ; wet grounds.
Dntrolt. 4 : Indianapolis , 5.
MlmH'iipolls. ! ) ; Kanaua City , 10.
St. laul , 10 ; Milwaukee , 6.
Grand llnplds-Columbus No irtmc ; rain.
WASHINGTON , Way 3. It was a sere
band of rooters who left the ground after
today's game. There wcro but 200 of them ,
The Held was very wet and the cold weather
threatened rain , which finally came , but not
bcforo Umpire Lynch had rightfully for
feited the game to New York. Mercer , who
la considered weak In the wet , was pounded
for seven runs In Uio second Inning , When
It became apparent that the Giants had a
good lead the Senators udcavored to pro
long the game so that the rain would be
come so heavy ( hat flvo Innings could not
be finished. This was dr.no In such a clumsy
manner that Umpire Lynch declared the
game forfeited to Now York. The game
was terminated with only two men out In
the last Inning , Attendance , 200. Score :
Washington 0 0 0 0 0
New York 1 7 0 1-9
Base lilts : WnahltiRton , 1 : New York. D.
Krrors. Washington , 3 ; Now York. 0.
Earned runs : Now York. 3. Two-baso hits :
Davis. Van Haltrrn , W. Clarke. Three-base
hits : Oleason. Double pliiys : Xellmck to
O'lirlon. liases on balls : Oft Jtorccr. 3. Hit
by Pitched ball : Suymour. Struck out : Uy
Swain. 1 ; by Seymour , 3. Wild pitch : Mer
cer. Hattnrlea : Washington , Mercer , Swain
and Furrell ; New York , Seymour and War
ner. Umpire : Lynch ,
BOSTON , May 3. Thn Boston-l'hllnilel-
phla game was postponed on account of wet
grounds. Two games will be played on
Wednesday.
PITTSBUUG , 7 ; LOUISVILLE , 4.
IMTTSHtWQ. Pa. . May 3. The home
team opened the season here today .success
fully In every respect. The usual parade bc
fore the. game nttrarted great attention HIM
took a large crowd to the grounds In It ?
wake. The game was a pretty one through
out. Klllen broke the Heason'H record for
striking men out , putting eight of his op
ponents to shame. The visitors got onto Ms
style In the last two Innings , however , and
did some good bat work. Smith's home run
hit set the fans wild ami Smith wins a num
ber of prizes for the first four-bugger on
the homo grounds. The cloudy and threat
ening weather kept the attendance ilowr
somewhat , but almost 0,500 went througl
the gates. Score :
Plttsburg 0 3021 1 0 0 V
Louisville 0 00000130 4
Base hits : Plttsburg , 10 ; Louisville , 8.
Hrrors : PIttnburg , 1 : Louisville. 1. Earned
runs. Plttsburg. 2 : Louisville , 2. Two-base
hits : Smith. Donnelly , Clark. Three-base
hlta : Werdcn. Home runs : Smith. Stolen
bases : Smith , Urodle. Double plays : Pad-
den to Ely to Lyons ; Johnson to Warden.
Klrst hnse on balls : Off Klllen. 1 ; off Fra-
zer. 5. Butteries : Plttsburg , Klllen and Sug-
drm ; Louisville , Frnzer and Wilson. Um
pire : Sheridan.
CLEVELAND. G ; CINCINNATI , 2.
CLEVELAND. O. . May 3.-Clevclnnd put
up an almost faultless game despite the fact
that Chllds ami McAleerwero disabled and
could not play. Young pitched a ball that
the Heds could not hit. loth ! teams fielded
finely. Soekalexls found tn Breltensteln a
pitcher 'ho could not hit. Tehran on second
end , O'Connor on first and Blake In center
appeared to be thoroughly at home. At
tendance 4.GOO. Score :
Cleveland * C
Cincinnati 00000020 0 2
Base hits : Cleveland. 10 ; Cincinnati. C. Er
rors : Cleveland , 1 ; Cincinnati , 1. Earned
runs : Cleveland. 1. First base on balls : Oft
Young , 3 ; off Breltensteln. 4. Struck out :
By Voung , 2 ; by Breltenstein , 2. Three-base
lilt : Breltensteln. Two-bape hits : Voung ,
Wallace. Sacrifice hits : Young , Wallace.
Stolen bases , .McKenn . , Soekalexls , O'Con
nor (2) ) . Batteries : Cleveland. Young and
/Clmmer : Cincinnati. Breltensteln and Peltz.
Umpires : McDonald and McDermott.
BROOKLYN , 3 ; BALTIMOUE , 3.
BROOKLYN , N. Y. . May 3. The regular
season was opened In Brooklyn this after
noon. After the usual ceremonies the Bal-
timorcs took the ball nnrt for llvp Innings
could not malto a hit oft Payno. The score
was tied at the end of the ninth , and two
moro were played without making It de
cisive. At the end of the eleventh the game
was called on account of darkness. The
Brooklyns had little dllllculty In solving
the Sliced of Corbott. The grounds wore In
a very bad condition and tlifi game started
In the rain. Attendance 8,500. Score :
Brooklyn 0 3
Baltimore 0 3
Base hits : Brooklyn , 13 ; Baltimore. 7. Er
rors : Brooklyn , 3 ; Baltimore , 7. Two-baso
hits : Shlndle , Smith. Stolen base : Kolly.
Double plays : Lachanco unassisted ; Jen
nings to Heitz to Doyle. First base on balls :
Off Payne , 1 ; off Corbett. 3. Hit by pitched
balls : Jones , Jennings (2) ) . Struck out : By
Payne , 4 ; by Corbett. 3. Sacrifice hits : Jone.s.
Ileltz. Batteries : Brooklyn , Payne and
Orlm : Baltimore , Corbett and Robinson.
Umpire : Hirst.
CHICAGO , May 3. The opening gamn was
postponed on account of wet grounds and
cold weather.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
Played. Won. Lost. P.C.
Philadelphia 89.9
Baltimore S 7 1 87.5
Cincinnati 8 ( i 2 75.0
Louisville 71.4
Plttfiburg G 4 2 CO.fl
Cleveland n 4 fi 44.4
Now York S -3 3 37.5
St. Louis S 3 fi 37.5
Brooklyn 3 3 (1 ( 33.3
Washington 2S.O
Chicago K 2 G 25.0
Boston 7 1 G 1-1.3
SCORES OK THIi WISSTEIlJf LKAGUK.
Umpire Klirlclit AxMiiultiMl Ity Member
of tin ; Di'lroH Ten in.
DETROIT , Mich , May 3. Umpire EbrigJit
was assaulted after the game today by
Burnett of the Detrolts , who had been put
out of the game for cause. Score :
Detroit . 0 00120001 OV-1
Indianapolis . 0 00200110 1-5
Base hits : Detroit , 7 ; Indianapolis , 8 ,
Errors : Detroit , 3 ; Indianapolis 3. Batteries :
Detroit , Thomas , 'frost and Pace ; Indian
apolis. Welters and Kahoe.
MINNEAPOLIS , Minn. , May 3. Score ;
Kansas City . 3 0401000 2-10
Minneapolis . 1 00200000 9
Base hits : . Minneapolis 11 , Kansas City ,
13. Errors : Minneapolis , 4 : Kansas City , 3 ,
Batteries : Minneapolis , Baker and Morun ;
Kansas City , Abbey and Lake.
ST. PAUL , May 3. Score :
St. Paul. . , , . 3 2020000 3 10
Milwaukee . 3 20000000 C
Dnsn hits : St. Paul , 13 ; Milwaukee. 5.
Errors : St. Paul , 3 ; Milwaukee , y , Bat
teries. St. Paul. Mullaiie and Spies ; Mil
waukee. Clarkson , Barnes and Spear ,
GRAND UAPIDS , Mich. , May 3.-No
game , rain.
.STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
Played. Won. Lost. P.C.
Indianapolis . 87.5
Columbus . 8 C 2 75.0
St. Paul . . . . 10 7 3 70.0
Minneapolis . 10 G 4 GO.O
Kansas City . 10 4 G 40.0
Detroit . , . 37.5
Milwaukee . 10 3 7 30.0
Grand Uuplda . 8 0 8 00.0
Illivlf * ' Moil n ( ( InIloyil. .
The Parson Davles combination of pu
gilistic Htars will ho the big attraction at
Boyd's opera house this evening In connec
tion with the Blttnor Dramatic company
and nn exhibition by the most marvelous
of all modern photographic apparatus , the
trlograph. Jimmy Barry 1 the unques
tioned bantam-weight champion of the
world and will liuvu a scientific four-round
bout with Frank Hrown , the Montana kjd ,
a local boxer of no mean repute. The best
judges of pugilism agree In the opinion that
Barry Is the most skillful , the speediest
and cleverlat boxer of any we.lght In the
world. He has mot and conquered nil the
notable little fellows of this country , us well
as of England 'and Australia , and In really
and unqualifiedly the champion of the world
in his class.
In Bob Armstrong , tlm black Hercules ,
the astute Parson nun u bin attraction. Ho
weighs 190 pounds at lighting- , stands six
feet four Inches In his galtera and Is the
quickest big man living. He. la an aspirant
for championship honors and Is ready to (
tight any heavyweight living. H and Barry
will also glvu an exhibition at bag- punch
ing. In addition to u luughublu uparnnir en
counter.
The trlograph will reproduce llfe-slza Pic
tures of the. Corbett-Courtncy fight. Presi
dent McKlnloy's Inauguration , the lynchlnr
Of Stage Robber Ulodgett and other thrill
ing nnd notable pccnes. Th < v Blttner com
pnnywill appear In that pathetic inelo
drama , "Tho Onlloy Slave. "
RESULTS OX TIIIJ 1UJXXIXO T1IAC1W
MrorjKnvarllr .Hc * > l Tvllli llcN-nt n
Onklniiil.
CINCINNATI. May 3. The tnlcnt got i
knockout blow at Newport today , ns ever ;
favorite on the board met with dofeal
The weather was cold and the trnck sloppj
Summaries :
First race , six furlongs : Nannie D won
Asaph second , Will Wallace third. Time
1 : .
Second race , four nnd one-half furlongs
Ruskln won , Bnnnevllle second , Tolo Situ
monn third. Time : * Si.
Third race , one mile : Olleati won , Myt !
second , Astrada third. Tlmo : 1:4S. :
Fourth race four furlonps : Lady of th
\ \ > at won , Marlto second , Margaret Eastot
third. Time : 0:51 : i.
Fifth race , six furlongs : Her Exccllcncj ,
won , Cynthia II second , Miss Itowott third
Tlmo : 1:181 : $ .
DETROIT , May 3. Today's events n
Windsor were run over a muddy truck
Results :
First race , one-half tnllo : Gabo won , Jen
Armstrong second , Wehlnm third. Time
053H. !
Second race , selling , six nnd one-half fur
longs : Slnaloa III won. Springtime second
Little Matt third. Time : 1:2M. :
Third race , llvo nnd one-half furlongs
Pop Dlxon won , Dolandl second , Graclli
third. Tlmo : 1 ir.14.
Fourth race , five and one-half furlongn
Pearson won , Gllfordham second , Test thin"
Time : 1IB& : .
Fifth race , live nnd one-half furlongs
Iloynl Prince Won , Hums second , Hnrmon >
third. Time : 1:11514. :
NEW YORK , May 3. A heavy trnck. coh
weather and showers of rain nt Interval !
worn the conditions for today's racing a
Aqueduct , llesults :
Klrst race , six furlongs , selling ; Brav
Lad won , Her Own second , Harrlngtoi
third. Tlmo : 1:17 : .
Second race , four and one-half furlongs
Nosey won. Juliana second , Burdella third
Tlmo : OASH ,
Third race , live furlongs , selling : Friend
ship won , Passover second , lien Kotialt
third. Time : l:16i. :
Fourth race , one mile , selling : Albert {
won , Premier second , Langdun third. Time
1:47 : .
Fifth race , four nnd one-half furlongs
selling : Jiulpo Wnrdell won , Orthos second
Ma Pntlto third. Time : 0:5S. :
OAKLAND , May 3. The wcqther was lln
and the track fast. Ostler Joe , with 10
pounds up. surprised the Intent by winning
the fifth race , a mlle and a sixteenth , litho
the fast time of IMGJi , which equals th <
coilst record for the distance. Summaries
Klrst race , seven furloiirrs , selling : Vera
gua won , Mulberry second , Nervoso third
Time : 1 29.
Second race , one mlle , selling : IXivllgb
won. Waller J second , Peter II third. Time
1:42U. :
Third race , live furlongs , 2-year-olds : Tor-
slda won , Hey Salar.ar seuond , Elsnton
third. Time : 1:02. :
Fourth race , six furlongs : Colonel Wheeler
won , Pelxotto second , Xnmar 11 third. Time
1:14. :
1:14.Fifth
Fifth race , one mile and a sixteenth
OMler .Too won , Satsuma second , Vlnctor
third. Time : l-.KK.
Sixth race , seven furlongs , selling : Refugt
won. Mainstay second , Midas third. Tlmu
12S. ;
12S.NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE. Tenn. . May 3-The opening
day at Cumberland park 'was blenk , dreao
ami forbidding , with rain threatening ever >
hour. But these drawbacks did not pie-
vent the attendance of a good crowd , ex
ceeding 2,500 In numbers , notwithstanding
the counter attractions of the expoiltlon an 1
other attractions In the city. The track
was fast anil the racing was fully up to
expectations In every respect , excc.-it In tin
Cumberland prize event. This wasV.\pectcd
to be the race of the day and from the en
tries a line race wns cxvectcd. But Dr
Cattlett , to whom every one was looking
as n prize winner , disappointed all by not
starting , nnd the Cumberland prize was nil
for by only three horses. I > r. Cattlett , li
his trip from Montgomery , A'a. , to Nash
ville , contracted a severe cold nnd coiiU
not be sent to the post. Sharon , the win
ner , landed last night from 'Memphis and
showed 'himself a first-class selling plater.
Results.
First race , three-quarters of a mile : Eater
Jacket won , Mazarine second. Lexington
Pirate third. Time : 1:1414. :
Second race , one-half mlle : Bungle won ,
Aragonot yecond. Pearl third. Time : Ort'J-'Ji.
Third race , mile and an eighth. Cumber
land prize : Sharon won , George Ross second
end , Maddalo third. Time : 1:57 : % .
Fourth race , one mile , selling : Lady Dole
ful won , Trilby second , Paul Kauvcr third
Time : 1:42 : % .
Fifth rare , seven furlongs , Belling : Epona
won. Forfeit second. Dawn third. Time
20V , .
LEXINGTON. ICy. , May 3. The 01 enlng
day of the Kentucky association course
was wretched 'weather. The crowd , In con
sequence , was small. The famous Phoenix
Hotel stakes had only three starters , with
Flotow nn odds-on favorite. He opened up
a gap or ten lengths , running the first half
In 0:48- : } ; , but died away In the stretch , and
Goschen coming strong beat him handily.
Summaries :
First race , six furlongs : BHtzen's Sister
won. Three Bars second , Duke of Moutrose
third. Time : 1:19',4. :
Second race , one mlle : Treopla won , Nance
second , Wlnthrop third. Tlmo : 1:49'4. :
Third race , the Phoenix Hotel st.ikes , mile
and u sixteenth : Goschen won. Flotow second
end , John McElroy third. Time. 1:51. :
Fourth race , four and one-half furlongs :
Amateur won , Domlnls second , Peacemaker
third. Time : 1:19& : .
Fifth race , llvo and one-half furlongs :
Eleanor Eames won , Tiger second , Caddie
C third. Time : 0:59. :
CHAMPION JOIIX V. Cltmi IS I1RAI ) .
FamniiH loivn. Sprliiti-r Sui-ciimbx tu
mi A/luck of AiiiH-mlU'lllH.
DES MOINES , JIny 3. ( Special Telegram. )
John V. Crum , the famous Iowa college
athlete , died this morning at Mercy Hos
pital In this city , of appendicitis.
Cruml was 21 years of age. He wasi born
nnd raised at Bedford , In. , where ho had
practiced law since retiring from the cinder
path three years ago. In theJ spring of 1SU5
ho won everything on the cinder path In
Iowa ] , making the 100 yards In ten seconds
ends flat , Ho then , wept to Chicago where
hn 1 won the 100-yard dash In the record
time 1 of 9 4-5 seconds. This was In the
Western 1t Intercollegiate games. IIo won all
the 1I t sprints at tills meeting. He represented
the I west In the National Intercollegiate
games f at Molt Haven the same season ,
nnd won the 100 yards In 94-5 , anrt thu 220-
yard dash In 22 seconds. Two watches
caught him , 21 2-5 and 22 3-5 respectively In
this 1 event , but the third watch was not
caught at the shot , and the tlmo was put
nt 22 flat , Crum was protested as a pro-
fcslonal by Yale , but a searching Investiga
tion ( gave him a clear bill as an amutcnr.
In J the games of the American Athletic
union that year ho was beaten by Bernard
J. WefcrH , he being the only man who ever
showed Crum his baclt nt the finish , Crum
suffered from a sprained tendon In this
race , nn injury from which hu never re
covered. At an exhibition race in Chicago ,
ho inudo a new world's record of 21 2-5 for
220 yards , on a circular trnck. Ho grad
uated from the State University of Iowa
collegiate department in 1S94 , law de
partment In 1S93 , and six months ago sullied
In Des Molnes In the manufacture of a lin
iment for athletes. Hit wns n young man
of Ideal character and habits. The fnnoral
will bo held at Bedford , on Thursday after
noon and delegations from all the Iowa col
leges will bo present.
UOII KMJICIIS I.OOIC.S FOR HIS
Will Train it Slrlnir of Ooltn unit Co
llucU < i ( irrninny.
SIOUX CITY , la. , May 3.-Speclal ( Tele
gram. ) Robert T. Kiu-eba returned today
from Germany , where he nerved his
nontcnco for "ringing" his trotting1 horse ,
Bethel , under the name of Nolllci Knccbs ,
Ills line of 1,000 marks wax paid by a purse
raised In Sioux City , so ho Is clear of all
entanglements there , Ho Is looking well ,
and says that ho was treated well In the
German prison. Ho still Insists that ho
was not given a fair trial and blames his
reverses on the Gorman horsemen , who
wcro Jealous of him. IIo says ho will bo
reinstated In the American associa
tion , an ho was not legally axpolled.
The German associations were not con
nected with the American associa of
tion at the i time of the expulsion. He
threatens to HUO the local association for
barring him from the tracks hero at tno
Imo | of his expulsion. Kneebs has a fine
fiirm near Wnketlold , Nob. , and declares ho
will devote hla tltno next year to training
about seventy-llvo thoroughbred oolts ho
hius there , and another season ho will go
oyer to Germany and get even wlthi the
German racers.
Crcenlli-lil lli'Htn lluriiH ,
BIRMINGHAM , England , May 3-At the
Olympic club this evening In the match be
tween Larry Burns of Cohocs , N. Y. . und
Harry Greenfield , the Englishman , for the
US-pound championship , Greenfield uon In
Ilio eighth round. Hn floored Burns with a
heavy blow on thn juw and the latter did
not rlno to time. Both men entered the ring
In the finest condition , Burns marled in
well and up to the end of the second round
linld a fair advantage. But from that point
Jreenfleld gained steadily , displaying won
derful skill.
Siirluuflulil Orcunlxliiir a Hull CHuli ,
SPRINGFIELD , Neb. . May 3. { Bpecial.- )
Sprlng/leld will have n Ilrst-clusH base bull
club this souson an uuuul. A meeting has
jeon called for Wednesday night , for the
purpose of organizing the club. The oM
Athletic association lifts jrono out of busi
ness , and a. new one formed by the buslntus
men of the village will take Its plixcn with
ample capital to complete the season.
Pitcher Gelst has been secured nnd the
club will bo ready to consider ganiM after
May S , for any day except Sunday. The
dull would like to hear from Fort Omaha.
Hayden Brothers , Plattsmouth , Walioo and
the Originals.
W1I.I , CO AKTKIt IOWA 11KCOUI19.
AVltccliiioii Plnti fur 11 llneo Sleet nt
( Vilar ttiiplilN oil Decurntlon Dny ,
CEDAR IIAPIDS , la , . May 3. CSpoclal.- )
Ono of the most Interesting bicycle raoo
meets of the year In I own will bo held In
this city on Decoration day on the now
thlrd-of-a-mllo track nt Athletic park , which
Is pronounced by wheelmen to be one of the
fastest In thrt country. Chief Consul Kos-
tomlatsky Is secretary of the meat.
The special features of the meet will bo
two match races , one belween Orlando L.
Stevens of Ottttimva nnd J. L. Starbuck of
Marlon , two men of national reputation and
the fastest riders ever sent out from Iowa.
The other will bo between Earl F. Jackson
of this rlty ami T. H. Cuiumlngw of Ma-
rongo. Cummlngs wns the Iowa champion
In 1W > 3 and Jackson wns the lowu champion
last year , These men have never como to
gether tn a match race.
Arthur Coylo of this clly , rocod by a tan
dem. will go to break the Iowa state record
of 2:07 : 3-3. held by Charles lloffcr of St.
Paul. Lloyd Fowle of Ciurksvllln will RO for
the ten-mile stntn record , now hold by Ar
thur Ooyle. of 22:29 : 2-r > , made nt the stnto
meet In this city last July. Hugh Jackson
will bo sent for the half mne record of 1:05 : ,
and Harry C.Vhlto of this city will try for
the two mile record , now held by E , Kos-
tomlatsky. The program nlso 'will Incltiilu
a one mlle novice , n quarter mlle open anil
a mile open lo amateurs , Good prizes wilt
bo hung up.
l with Criminal As.iiiiilt.
Victor Koch , n German nbout 33 years ot
ago , wns arrested last night for nn alleged
criminal assault upon the 4-year-old daugh
ter of Earnest Holdrn , ISlOtJ North Twonty-
Hecoud street. The nsmult Is said to have
taken place In a woodshed In the rear of tha
house between I and 5 o'clock yesterday.
Koch has been employed for some tlmo
by Ho'.den to work In n garden. He baa
been boarding with the Holden family.
Frequently during the nbsenco of the
parents the child , whoso unmo Is Myrtle ,
has been Intrusted to Koch's caro. Yester
day her mother was obliged to go to the
city and when .she returned the little girl
was In tears and state * that Koch hail
treated her cruelly. When placed under
arrest Koch denied the charges In tote , but
an examination of the child by the city pay-
slclau proved that thn little one had been
assaulted. Koch will have his hearing be
fore Judge Gordon this morning.
Caittiiln Tlmiiui * lluilly Injiirpil.
CEDAR RAPIDS , la. , May 4. Captain
Thomas of the Iowa State University Imso
ball team was seriously Injured nt Mount
Vernon today In a game with Cornell col-
lego. Thomas , who was on first base. ,
stooped to plek up the ball when Smith of
Cornell collided with him. Smith's knco
struck the captain on thu temple. Thomas
wan unconscious for several noun * and It
Ls feared ho has sustained fatal Injuries.
WAIT FOR 3UMSTKII.S TO ItKPOKT.
No Action Looking Tiixmril Iiitrrvcii-
( Ion Tiikfii l' | > to Date.
ATHENS , May 3. The diplomatic situa
tion. may ho summed "up as follows : No re
quest for mediation has been or will bo ad
dressed by Greece to the powers until the
mlnluters of war and marine report upon
the state ot the Greek forces at 1'hanralln
and elsewhere. The powers have not offered
mediation , although they do not conceal the
fact that a request for intervention will bo
highly acceptable to them. The minister for
foreign affairs , M. rikoluuldls , says the mili
tary situation has greatly Improved in both
Epirus and Thessaly , nnd that the victory
of the Greeks over the Turks at Velcstlno
was brilliant.
The ministers of war and marine have left
Pharsalla for Athens after a. long conference
with I'rinco Constantine and the head
quarters staff.
ROME , May 3. Oniclnl dispatches from
Athens received hero today say that the
Greek premier , M. Halll , continues negotia
tions with the view of securing the Inter
vention of France , Russia and Great Britain
In favor of un armistice.
KiiHlorii Stiir Memorial .Services.
WAHOO , Neb. , May 3. ( Special. ) Appro-
lirlato memorial services were held by the
Stella chapter of the Eastern Star at the
Masonic hall yesterday afternoon In memory
of Mrs. Josephine Perky , who dlci ! some two
weeks ago. Mrs. Perky was a prominent
member of the Order of the Eastern Star.
The hall was tastefully decorated and the
services were very solemn and Impressive.
There was a large attendance present. The
address for the occasion was delivered by E.
13. Good.
Follow * niul .Shoots Her iriinbiiml.
PRATT , Kan. , May 3. Mrs. Charles R.
Cleveland followed her
husband with a
ilstol when ho had
supposed she was at a
concert , and , finding him In the company
of two young women , shot and seriously
wounded him. She snapped the pistol at
the young women , but It failed lo go oft a
second time and they escaped. Cleveland
received the bullet In his right side and so
ar physicians have been unable to locate
t and arc uncertain no to his chances of
ccovery.
ICiirfhqimUc In VJrjrlnln.
RICHMOND , Va. , May 3. Salem , Rad-
ford , Pulaskl , Blacksbure , ChrlstlanburR
noanoke , Wythesvlllc , Flncastlo and other
> olnts In southwestern Virginia
report hav-
ng experienced earthquake shocks today.
At most places there were two shocks , ono
shortly after noon and the other about
1 o clock. Brick were thrown from chlm-
leys and plastering , was knocked down The
reports Indicate that the movement was
from southeast to northwest. At several
'olnts In the southwest there was snow last
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