THE O FAIIA DAILY BEE : WHD/NESDAY / , AUGI'ST IS. 1S07.
SPECIAL NOTICES
Ailvrrtlnrinrnl * fur tlime cnlnmnn
trill IIP tnkcn ntilll 12 in. fnr the
evening tinii tinlll 8 ] i. > ii. for the
niornlritr nnil Siiiidny rilltliiiiH.
A lvrtl rr , ! > > mtui-Mlnc n nnm-
1ir -il clil. . - , cnn Imve ntimTer * nil-
flrmKCil to ci timtilirriMl Irllrr In riirr
tif Tim llrr. A turner * on n lilre me l
trill lie * ili-llvcrcil on iirmcnlntlun of
tlir olirok otil- .
llnlci. l > , c n nor t llmt Insertion !
1c n nril thi-rrnf Irr. Nollilnu tnkcii
fnr ! - . limn UfJc for UKtlrf Innpr-
tlnn. Thrxf nilvrrllt-ineitln ninit be
rnn cini" - - nlcl j- .
siTr.-4.Tiox.
FACIAL nLttJUSHF.3 TREATUIX TRrK CO. ,
3 * Clu * > * ! of Commerce. A Mm An
'ii MAi.i : ni'i.p.
CANVAPSEIWTO TAKnOltmniR : NHW LtXK
of work , no hesvy uoods to c rrr. * Urjr or
commit lon C. F. Adams Co. . Ml So. le.liSu
BATL.CSMRN ron CIOAHR. uti A MONTH AND
eipent j oW firm : eip Hence unnecessary ; in
ducements to cuitomers. C. C. lll liop A Co. ,
St. I/nil * . II Mlfi
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KIIKR SAMPLE OK REC11KT OK UKAUTT
True Co. . 516 Chamber of Commerce.
n MII AM
WAXTir > MHX TO LKARX THE RARHKI1
trmle , only elKht weeks required ; steady poM-
lli.ns nd twls riven Rrnduates : wages anJ
experience In * hops Saturdays l > fore romplet'
Inc. Oils method naver l o years' npl.rentlc-e-
ship snd fnr free eataloinJe. Mohler's Barbel
Scli.il SU So. Clark SL , Chleico.
ASSIST IN OF-
WAXTKD , TOFXG MAN TO
flw w.irk. must sten-jcrapher nn < l typewriter -
writer Artdre.1 > SI. Tlee. K-S73 19
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WANrnnT TWO ooon'MArniNisrs : MKN
ami to contract pimps preferred. Rlicnandnar
Iron Work * . ShennndtMh. lo a. tl M'M 1 > *
EXpnrunxcKtt CLOTH ixo MAN WAXTKD
must ! * cnod salesman ami nv > J sloeKKeeper ;
. Inquire of J ,
nnewaklne German preferred.
Ppeler A Co. . Crete. X < 1 > . Il-MSSI
AV v\TinFF.M.\in HELP.
M OIRLS ron AM. KINDS \voiuc : n TO j ;
week. Canadian Office. U2 Douglas.
C M 8
HAIR iiEMOvnn
ncntly. True Co. , KS Chanber of Comm n-e.
C M17S AM
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WASTED. COMPETENT XURSB GIIIU A1
1105 Capitol Bve. C MT10
LA Dills TO TAKE OlinnilS : LARCH
pr.flls 1C3 Farnnm. room IS. C M7J3 11 *
WASTKIX A GOOD COOK FOR HOTEL.
woman preferred ; permanent pf ltlon and ptxv
Tracer A0drw > at once. Cimmtrclal Hotel. St
Paul. Neb. C 76S
\VANTID. A xi'nsi : ami * INQVIKK AT 11
Bo. Sind Ave. C SSO IS
FOU
HOUSES IX ALL PARTS OF THK CITY. THI
O I * Davl Ctrtnpany. 1595 Farn-im. D ZH3
HOUSns. DKXEWA & CO. . 105 X. 1STH ST
D (00
MODERX HOUSES. C. A. STARR. KS X. Y
Life. D-101
CHOICE HOUSES AXD POTTAGES ALI.'OVEI
ihe city. Jl to JjO. Fidelity. HD2 Famnm St
D 401
HOl'SES. WALLACE. DROWN BLOCK. 1CT1
and LmuElas. D (03
HOUSES COTTAGES & STORES. AtL PARTI
ot cllj Drcnnan , Love Co. , 430 Paxton block
D 101
MOVIXO HOUSEHOLD GOODh A.VD PIAXOf
Om % an & Storage Co. . 1115 Farnam. Tel. IMS
n 103
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LARGE LIST. M'CAGUE. 15TH AXD DODGE
D ( M
HOrSES. FLATS. OARVIX BROS. . ICISFARX'J
D7
HOUSES FOR REXT. REMIS. PAXTOX I5LK
D < OS
' HOUSES. J. II. BHERWOOn. 43 N. Y. Lift
lf-ROOM FLAT. DOUGLAS. XK.Ml ! ITH. MOfJ
ern , steam heat. Inquire Undqulst. 315 S. 1511-
D 11
FOR RKXT. ELEVEN ROOM nnicK RESI
denre. modern In every retj > ert. Steam heal
electric llcht. Located at the southwest come
Hth and DoiiKlas Pts. .Vrly to R. W. Bakei
FujH-rlntenilont Hee bide. f D (35 (
FOlf RENT. MODERN FLAT. BEST IX Till
city. In new navldge tiulMlnc. or > ixe-ltc cit
hull , also Rood store In same bulldlnp.
John W. Robblns , agent. I'd ! Faruam meet.
D-117
BTAXPORD CIRCLE COTTAGES. 6 ROOMS
S. W. cor. 13th and VInton flnc l Icicatlrn I
city for l'UMnes men of Omalia and Soul
On-.aha ; rents moderate. 30' Uee Hullline. ,
-ROOM COTTAGE. ALL MODERN LAW :
and shad * . Z1S4 Miami t. D 1
VERY DESIRAHLE APARTMENTS OF SK
room" , modern , fronllns on Jlansoom part
Cheap tn rislit party with final ! family. M. .
Kennard & Sn , 110 Urown llloclt. Cor. ICt.i .
Douclns St . D TO
FOR RENT. LARGE S-ROOM HOUSE. AI.I
modem , near exposition prounl * . sie irn nea1
electric llcht. o\vr > 'th1nR flrst cla ; J33.M p *
manih W. II. RuKsell. CK N. Y. Ufe.
D-MTT :
_ _
itTlODERX FLATS. ADJOINING. 9 AND 1
roonu. Dod e & Sth KIs. (44 Jler Hide.
D-MM1 -
NEW MODERN -HOOJi HOl'SES FO !
rent , 1 * X I > e- D Ml-ttl 19-
KOll HKXT FUHXISHnn HOOMS.
LARGE DESIRAIILE SOUTH ROOM , TO GEN
llenien unly ; smill family KT3
ROOMS 'SOS CAPITOL AVE.
5 JKtOMS. HOl'SKh'EKPING. vj7 Fo. IITllT
E < r
MODERN ROOMS. ONE BLOCK FROM HE !
ImlldlnK. Aildi P K B e. K M l SO'
I-Tlt.MSIIKII HOOIIS AXI > IIOAIII ) .
NICE COOL ROOM ; GOOD IKiAIID : RATE
rea 3ti lil * . Tlis HUK , y t Hanwy.
F-MM4-A27
MERItlAM - FIRST-CU\ FAM1L
tr.tti and Ik > dge St * . F 8S 1 ;
-t'Uvss HOARD AND ROOMS ; HO
water heat : bttt location In city , tit S. Ml
St. F--7H
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NICFLY FfRNISHED 1T.ONT ROOMS \VIT1
lo M , tflli lx > oila > . F M I
ROOMS AND DOAUI ) . STEAM HEATED ! I ?
Cailt" | ! live. F MS : i
ROOMS WITH HOARD. REFERENCE. SIC !
Kth St F-MMT * !
TL'i : ALBANY. S181 DOl'GI.AS. Fl'R. OH i
lur n * > m ; ilVllchir.il location ; u > Me livirJ
sperlal ternui for t ii'lien > . F MSSJ a *
UTOPIA , Ui DAVENI-ORT ET.
F
GOOD ROOMS ; HOARD. JJ.W : MODER :
brlrk central. 114 North 19t i. F MM 2S *
I'lHl UK.NT rM'fl'.M.Slll'.l ) ItOOMS.
FOI. R KOOM.S , Ut SO. TH AVU.
G-7SS
iu\T.sToiiis
IX > U 1IUN7 IN THE HEE lU.'U.UlNG :
One UiKe > m r room , i'n > l ilixir , with VHUlt ar
I > rtVBle oitlr , nalu , tic
One Uift truut ruom , tiki floqr. divided Into tv
r m " 55 inrtltlon. wstcr. etc ,
O- ' uitf Mvintr ivom , ind Itoor , with \aul
wntT etc.
Tin fr-'nt ' ruora , divided by partition , thjrd floor-
Jnt i irner ruom with vault , third floor.
itt > Urce rooui. third flour , ultta lanitlon Ulrl
l"c tl Into one lan : ro < ia un4 i\vd tinall
tT.vate ri-om . Mater , etc.
T ) tutfr cround Hoar ro > im > llk vault * .
S * 'rral rannll ro * n > on fourth floor , Hb vault
All t'lew im are lie te < J"witli uzni. electr
supplied with tirti cl Janitor txrtlc
on run day and all cicht. lluIUtr
y llrtproof. Apply la ItV luker. tiv ; *
ent lloom ICi , It e IlulMln ; . I-IW
YOU RENT-DESK ifoOM IN GROFND FIjOO
ctnce. He * hulldlnc ; wattr * team he4t. eltctr
llctit and Janitor atrvlra. Apply to It. V
Italer KJperlmeiidrnt B llutldlnE. I J > 7
_
I'D ft IlEST TIIK 1-STORY BRICK HUILD1N
at 1 Karnara St. Thli bulldlnr lia > a nreprn
cement lAsrnimt. coniplelt ftttm htatini : fi
torts , water on all flnars. r . etc- Apply '
the fflc uf Th Bee. I $10
WANTIIII.
IT IS TIH'E , IT IS TRFE. IT IS TRt'B. W
know I' lull cure. True Co. , hamtvr i
Cutnmtrcc. J MITt AM
TI'KON GOI ! > nEI.DS. SENSATION OF THF.
penturr ; < > ny ! outh'-ntic pr c * l hook , M-
fl' la ! iind Mid'its-1 p" tt'y ! first hnr * r 'ly ;
don't wlt f r thr . < * nireet HIM W first
- , * *
mlnlnr laws , riimate. eir . etf. . price , Hm ;
tn'fl Ilt ra1 nit" credit R n , frHrht px'd. '
fortune fnr nf-n's. tnitflt and territory. W
ewits. Menroe JJook Co. . Dpt. M. Chlonff" .
J-Mi' 15 *
W.\\TiilTO IIF.XT.
MODERN HOFSK WITH AltOUT TEN ROOMS ,
near Hanscom park. Address P 1 . IV * otnce.
K-MiU
A PLEASANT. FURNISHED COTTAOK ! OR
four or nve fuml hed rooms wanted by 1st of
September by desirable p rtle . M. J. Ken
nard fi Son. , J10 Brown Illock , Uth and
Douclit * St . K 7
WANTED. TO BENT. TEN ROOM HOFSE RB-
twren 34A l > flKr itnd Harney ntc ts. AJ-
dress P. O. bo . Ornah * . K-7 l
WANTED TO BENT * -ROOM MODERN
houw with larce tam ; who has one ? E J.
Street. Hoard of Trade. K M < 7 B
STftllAfiC.
PACIFIC STORAGE AND WAREHOCSE COT.
WS-MO JonMi. General storage and forwarding.
M 411
OM. VAS & STORAGE. 1415 FARNAM. TEL. 1
M-41I
FRANK EWERS : BEST STORAGE. 1MI HAR-
ney. M TJ : SI 4
WAXTBIl TO nUY.
REST PRICE PAID FOR OMAHA SAVINGS
tank accounts at room W N. Y. Life Building.
N-OI
W SECOND-HAND WHKELP. K TO J10.
Omaha Bicycle Co. . S3 N. Hth t- .
*
SAI.l FL'UXITt'llK.
FttHNlTt'Iin COMPI.CTK FOU HOVSKKKKP-
Injr. with or without piano phaeton , snip or
trnJe. Ilaom IT. CrelBhlon Wk. O SIJW W *
FOU SAI.H HOItSKS AXI1 WAOOXS.
FOIt SALK-CODDAP.D PHAETON. HAMMOXE
typewriter ; roth Rood ns new. It C. Patterson ,
Patterson IJIock. I'-SM
FOR SAI.K SIISCBMiAXISOl'S. '
SAWDUST , IIUI.K OR SACKED-CUlllBlNC
and hog fence. C. It. Lee , ? 0l Douglas.Q
Q 41J
HALDNESS CtTlED. THUE CO. . SIC CHAM ,
ber of Commerce. Q MI7C AM
FOU SALE. SPRING LAKE AND 11ESEP.
volr Ire. Gilbert Uros. , Council IJlulItla. .
Q-MT11 S3
PIANO USKl > FOUR MONTHS. STANDAHr
make ; coil KM ) ; must tell nt onrc. SCOT Ca < ?
QMS Sit
A GKNt'lNB "AM ATI" VIOLIN FOR PALE
prior $000.00. Apply at Dr. Haetenx. noyd'i
theater , city. Q MSM IS'
FOIl SALE. A COMPLETE COfltPE 1 ? (
| > hyslcal culture by Alvls P. SwolKnla , at t
literal rtlwaunt. Aiijily at bookkeeper. He. .
office : physical culture taught to men. womet
nnd children. Q &S3 21 *
FOU SALE. H.'O OF C PKIl CENT 1IONDS
Intf-rest payable Feinl-annually. In dcnomlna
lions of i.V)0 each : can sell part or all : Inter
ejt paid promptly ami a first class Investment
For full particulars aJdress P ll , P c oCTIco.
Q-tSS ;
NEED MONET : WILT. SACUIFK'E
ne\v hlEli-grade upright ] > lano. 1513 North 50tl
Bt. Q-MSS5
FOR SALE CHEAP. 1 SAFE. 1 IIOLLINC
rteik and I diamond oalt stove. Inquire 311 So
10th St. O-901 17-
rw KIMRALti PIANO. ALMOST NEW. FOI
sale or trade. Address 1 * tl. Dee offle- .
Q-MSM M
FALLING HAIR CtltKD IN TEN DAYS
Tru - Co. . SiC Clrambcr of Commerce.RM177
R-M177 AtO
r.K , HATIIS. I-TC.
MADAM SMITH. 1215 DOUGLAS. 1IASSAG !
fleam baths. T TH : > ? j
MRS. DR. LEON. ELElTniC MASSAGE BAT1
parlors , restful and currl\e. 117 S. JUh. up
talrs. T MS74 : :
nuriRixo FACE CP.EAM REJUVENATE ]
the s-liln. making It as fmooth , roll and clea
as a child's : every wrinkle , every line am
every indication of time' * harsh trc-atmen
banished. True Co. , KG Chamber of Com
merce. U M17& A M
MME. M. TRUE WILL CE AT HER OFF1C1
every afternoon and will gladly give bcr Urn
lo those who have heretofore been unable t
str her In person. 3i6. Chamber of Commerce
U M1C5 A-IO
VIAVI FOR UTERINE TROUBLES. S4G-S BE1
Dldff. : physician , consultation or health booi
free. U 114
SRfRirr OF 1JEAUTV ; IT IS HARMLESS : 1'
will not Injure the man delicate skin. Tru
Co. . 3M Chamber of Commerce. U MIC7 AIO
IIA1H OX FACE. NLCK AND ARMS. GROUT !
de troye < l permanently without Injury lu th
mint delicate hkln. lYue Co. , 116 Chamber o
Commerce. U M1CS A M
UAL11XESS. FALL1XG HAIR , SUPCHFLUOU
hair anil facial blemishes cured True Co.
KC Chamber of Commerce. U M1CS A JO
m. IlUPTl-RE CURED FX5R J-3 ; UNTIL SEP
tember 1 : no pain ; no detention from burlceEt
refer to thousands of patients cured : call o
wnte. O. E. Miller Co. . 9K-3 N. y. U. Omalia
IJLAi'K HEADS. PIMPLES AXD FRECKLE
suceeMfully treated. True Co. . 2M Chamber c
Commerce. U MtT * A 0
WANTEU-PAP.TT TO INVEST LIM1TEI
Hniour.t of capltnl In repertoire theatrical com
puny. For partlculnr aOJies : A. u. , car
Perkins House. Platttjncuth. NcbF
F 7M-U
SVPKlSFLl'OrS IIAJR TREATMENT > NVS
lay nnd Thursday , K and IS , wlthuul fall
Tru * Co. ' V M1T1 AK >
MOXI-Y TO LOA.\RIAI. ISTATU.
ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO. . 115 N. Y. U
< iulck money at low raiei for choice farm Und
In lowt , northern ilifourl , eastern XebruFka
W-41C
N IMPROVED tk UNIMPROVED C1T'
prorty. W. Fanmm Smith i Co. . ISM Fnrriair.
W 117
C PER CBNT MONEY ON NEB. & 1A. FA P.MS
W. II. Meikle. lit National Hank UUIx. , Oimi-.n
W ( IS
MONEY TO LOAN AT lyiW RATES. Till
O. I * . Davlr Co. . JKC Fimcm St , \V-4U
.110XUV TO LOAX CIIATTLKS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FL'MXITURE. PIANOS
hon.es.ufmr. . etc. , t Ion ctt rates in city
no remoial of coodt. ttrlctly cuntUentlal , yo
can pay the loan on at any lime or In an
amount. OMAHA MORTGAGE I.OAX CO ,
tot So. IClb St.
X 4iS
MONEY TO I/5AN OX IMPROVED OMAH.
property. Purer & Thonuu. tn lit Nat. HI : bUti
W J1
ON Oil AH PROPERTV ; I/DWEST RATES
bulldlne loam wanted nJelity Trust Co.win
w-in
CITY AXD FARM IvOANfl. IXIW RATES
Oarrln Hro . . Kit Farnam it. , W MfJa st
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMA11.
real rtta'.e. Ur nn > n. l ive Co. , Paxton 1IU
W
HUSI.M'.SS CIIA.fCKS.
RAItREIt CHOP , fl(0 0. GOOD IJUS1NES3. J
J. Glb n. 6.1 Drst Nallotikl bank.Y
Y MK > tt
TRADE IX WHEAT. CORN. OATS AXD PUG
vlHonit ; matkcts ver > - mrons and ortlve ; * pt
ilal altentlui given tt small InvesUm : dall
market bulletin furnlnlu * ! na rt-que i free
rluir e. Address Saniu-1 Mmc Jt C.x. ittlt
It , Tr dr ' bldi : . . ( lilcajfo. 111. Y MH1 II *
WiU1. LOCATKD IlTu'O STORE , tl S.O IKJWJS
balance to cult. EUxent U-caUoc for Tram
mlftlnlppl Exixxltioc. AJJriSi p (6. l\tr.
Y Til JO *
_ _ _ _ _
FOIl KACIIAXKIi.
WANTED TO TRADE. GOOU LOT FOR IUAXC
AJIntJ O S. lie * . Z Xt
I-OU SALK HUAL KSTATIi.
HOUSES. 1XDTS , KAIlMs | ] LAXDS LOAXS
Gt . I1. Ueinls Re | Estate Co. , I'anon Illoc *
FIV1MIOOM COTTAGE. FULL I/JT. SOUTl
Omaha. ISO's - iy Itncz. R. C. Patttm--
. 1'attcrfor , L'luck. ItU-s.fl
Sl'I.KNDID COTTAOE AXU IXT XEAIt UTI
toul Cumtnc H.M. Itoom li , Pieron } ilk.
ron KAi.n nn.u < n
t ACRES CHEAP. 1 4 MILES TROM FfOAR
factoryInqulrt R. IS , P lte' mi block
KE-M1M All
CASH FOR OMAHA SA VINOS BANK AC-
t-ount * . O. G. Wallace. Si : Drawn MV.RK
RK IM
KOUNTZn PLACE IlAltOAlXS. .SW. M,7 TO
l K ; ps tMi at 1Mb and Knrtmra , Morse
UMe. J. J. Otbwn til nrst Nat. Ilftnk ItMK.
RB-'S *
SNAP : tl.SC FOR TWO T.AROB HOUSES. AT
tTIS nnl71 ? X. Pth * t : lot. Mt ? * . J. X.
opp. P. O. RK M7W
FOB SALK AT SPECIAL RAnOAIXS.
e M front M b tw n Cumemn and Rrlstnl :
m lt < > oT.r ; fire lots nppfxlt * aid" f < Ur prounai
entr nc ; five lots In lul'man' ' Place. Snutli
Om h : line | f > t In lukfr Plti < - - l t1W wlih !
bou nf 4 and I room * ( llth and renter ) .
ll.ww. Comer lot xM In Grand View * ! !
tlnn ; J fmtr room hou * * * . city water , hw"
rent fnr > per month. hi never l en vac ni
for th * laft i ye m : will * ell fw Vfl will l i
offer for R few day * nt K big l irt la < re l"tfl
on mllltBrjnve. . . rlclit < vn the Ben on lln'i
Mreet car run * ( o the Und. fall nd lnT ll-
pate. J .A. Lpren. . > 4l and Nl N. Y. Llfe.
fHAS. K. WILLIAMSON. Oil IlKB BLTXJ. Tel HI
RE-MKO
EAST FRONT I/ITS AUK VERY STAlirK IN
the vicinity , rf Sth nni Farnatn : I have ti
K < > t > d one at n harraln. on 55th avenu * . neai
D < Jge. P K. He" . RE SS
AXD TYPIIWRITIXR.
A. C. VAX SAXT'S SCHOOL , til X. Y. LIFE ,
AT OMAHA BUS. COLLEGE. 16TH & DOUGLAS
ST.\MMI3II1C5.
SCHOOL FOR STAMMERERS AXD STt'TTER.
ers. Julia E. Vaushan. 5J N. Y. Life bids
Method by graded vocil exerclies. Hours attei
TO r. m. S45-S
PAAV.MlltOKUIIS.
It. MAROWITZ LOANS MOXEY. B N. 16 St
Kl
ALKS.
SAWED. NATURAL STONE. ARTIFICIAI
brick. Tel. 1CS8. W. J. Welshan't , SM S. 17th St
CO.M.MKRCIAL COLLHGKS.
FALL TERM OM. BUS. COLLEGE OPENS
Sept. 1. Cat , end specimens penmanship free.
156-ASO
MATTRHSS RKXOVATIXC WORKS.
MATTRESSES. COUCHES. PARl > Dn FURNt
turc to order ; repaired If03 Lavenw'hj Tel. 1SS5
1SS
TYIMIWIUTKMS.
TONS OK ENERGY WOULD HE SAVED DA1L1
If everj' ot > rater used the light running Dens
more. 1 1J Farcam St. , Omaha , m
LOST.
LOST , XOE PIET-E OF MEXICAX IIRIDLI
between ! 2nd nnd Spencer and ! lth nnd Pink
nej- . Return R. Johnson , cor. Slth and Pink
ney. Lost MSJ3 IS
FtVHXITL'RIS PACKUI ) .
M , S WALKLIX. Sill CUM1XG ; TEI. 1S31.4SO
4SO-
HAXCIXG.
1510 HARNEY ST. . PRIVATE LES
sons , society or stage : now orten. 4LC A-00
PATHXTS.
ID A TIT'M'T'C Sues & Co- Attorneys
F A i IjlN i O "t-Law and Patent En
perts. Bee Building
Omaha , Neb. Branch office at Washington
D. C. We make FREE EXAMINATIONS am
aid Inventors In selling their Inventions. Seni
for free Advice and Patent Book.
T A i. 1 Jj \ I c * " < procured oy C. A. SNOW I
co Washington. D. C
TREE EXAMINATION and advice. Xo attor
nej-'s fee before patent. I.'r. clsptrap offer o
prizes cr promise of sud'en nrealth. bui ctralc'nt
forvard advice and falthfu' tt n-Ice.
Xo ir .
SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED A :
the oliice of the Grounds and Buildings De
partment , Tr.innmifMts ppi and Internationa
Exposition , for the Machinery and Elec
trlclty Buildings , until 5 o'clock p in.
Wednesday. August 25 , 1S97.
Plan ? and Fpecilioations for both building
i > n file in superintendent's olilce. No. C3
Paxton block , or sets will be furnlshei
contractors at cost.
F. P. KIBKEXDALL.
Mgr. Grounds and Bldgs. Dept.
OFFICIAL RAIL WAY TI3IK CARD
Leaves ( BURLINGTON 4i MO. RIVER. I Arrives
OnuimjUnlun Dej ot. I''lh & Ma ton Su.f Omah
ISiam : Denver Express SS5ar
4Upm..Blk Hills. Mont & 1'ugct Snd Ex..l4u pE
4iipm Denver Express 4.1Spr
; : C6pm Lincoln Local ( ex. Sunday ) TMipc
JMpm : Lincoln Local ( ex. Sunday ; lloar
I ax-e JCHICAGO. BL'RLfjfGTON < r-'t.IArrIVS
OmahajUnlon Depot. : tlh & Maton SLs.j Omah ,
SCpm Chicago Veslltnile 7:15au
9:4Sam : Chicago Expreo 4llpc :
7Wpm..Chicago : & St. Louis Express. . . . 7Uai
llMOam Parlflc Junction Ixcal C:10pn
. . . . . . .Fait Mall ( ex. Sunday ) ! : i''pn
Leave ; { CHICAGO. MIL. & ST. PAUL-JArrtves
OmabajUnlon Depot. 10th & Mason Sts.j Omah :
CNi.m . Chicago Limited .
. . Chicago Expres ( ex. SunJa } ) . .
leaves iCHlCAGO & N.
OmakajUnlnn Depot. Ibth & ilascn Su. )
. Eaftem Express . Sl pu
4:4Spm : . Veftibuled Limited . 4:0pn :
StMpm . Ft. Paul Express . SJar :
; : < 0am . Su Paul Limited . SCir
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CORNELIUS VANCOTT. Postmaster.
JURY ticini.s TIIK WILL CKXUI.VE
Piilter WHM Follnil In tli - Urn Cnutnln-
Injr l ) < - < -t-n < -il Wife's A lif . '
SAN FRANCISCO , Aug. 17. At midnlgh :
the jury In the Davlo will contest returnee
a verdict finding that the disputed testa
mentary document was genuine. If the
will Is now admitted to probate by Judgf
Coffey an estate valued at over $1.000,001
will be divided between Mrs. Belle Curtli
and her sister Lizzie Mutr. Mrs. Curtli
Is the wife of ex-Assemblyman John Curtis
The case was stubornly fought by t-asten
relatives of Davis , who set up that the will
offered for probate was a forgery.
Jacob Z. Davis arrived here In early days
formed a co-partnership with Alexandei
Boyd , and by Judicious Investment of hi :
money soon became a millionaire. When h <
died iu the Continental hotel , Philadelphia
last October ho was in the act of dictating s
will disposing of his property. U was ther
belleve-d that he had died Intestate , A
search of his personal effects In thie city re
sulted In the finding of two wills leavlnf
all of his property to his wife , but as she
had died several years before him. the will !
were not nf any value. Some four or fivi
weeks after his death a paper purporting U
be bis < vill was filed for probate In Judg <
Coffejjs court. The will was brief and
disposed of the vast estate In a few words
Mrs. Belle Curtis and Miss Lizzie Mulr wer <
named as the legatees. A contest was a-
once begun by relatives of Davis who llvi
In the east. They asserted that the papei
offered for probate was a forgery and askec1
in their petition that it be denied probate.
The will was found in an urn containing
the ashes of Mrs. Davlo. The contestant !
set up that the paper had been slipped Intc
the earn by the forgers and that It bad beet
drawn several neeku after the death o :
Davis. The urn containing the ashes wat
brought into court and made an exhibit li
tha case.
When the verdict was announced Attornei
Heggarty at once moved that the will bi
not admitted to probate/ notwithstanding
the finding of the Jury .that , the paper was
genuine. He asserted that ; there was nt
evidence to prove that lth J bren legal ! )
executed. Judge Coffey1 * * ! ; * that he woulc
listen to the argument today and pass 01
the question of admlltinl.Rito [ probate. I !
ho decides to accept the disputed paper thi
estate will be divided between Mrs. Curtli
and Miss Mulr. as they are1 the only onei
named In the paper that thi Jury declare !
is genuine. ' *
Kffrrtlrrlv Impnti iin Inmilt.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. , A'ugA fperlal t <
the Times from Plnevllle' . Ky. , says : New :
has reached here of & r.double mountalr
tragedy which was enaet JT at Chads Gap
rear Hnevllle. yesterday rnprninjr. James
Felt , Caleb Hatileld and.Joe Mallard , al
young men of Ihe neighborhood , camper
> n Chads Gsp Tuesday ; iinit. ) They playet
cards , all drinking heavily * . . i\tt \ ore morninj
llatfleld. and Mallard had won all of Felt' :
money. Then they proposmrtlmt the fart
game break up nnd that 'R ' > drink be talter
before continuing across the mountain
They drank , but Mallard' threw the e-m-
tenls of the Jug in Kelt's face and toll
him to leave them. The latter then drev
hl pistol and owned tire , .killing both Mai
lard and Hatileld. The latter Is related tc
the notorious "Cap" Hatflcld.
I'll ; Ail viiiiren.
CLEVELAND. O. , Aug. IT. There was ar
advance In the price of Bessemer pig Ire :
today. The price for some time haa beer
J9.I5 for future delivery. Today 19.53 wa !
refused for an order of 29 , ( ) ton . Thi
price aiked Is OM and future buMneM wll
probably be done at tbul. This udvanc.
Is due to the recent increase In the price o :
i rue l ural steel. _
Con vriitlmi of l.lijunr Hi-nlc-r .
NEW YORK. Aug. -The Wboleta !
Liquor Dealers' Association of America , Is i
session at the Manhattan Beach hotel today
There are delegates. In attendance Ir m B !
jiarts cf the country , CCO In all being pre enl
The convention opened with an Informa
I lunch at noon.
BEANEATERS DROP A GAME
Allow Senators to1 Make the Greater Number
of Runs.
BOFH TEAMS PLAY VERY YELLOW BALL
Hncli Actroitntlon Aiirnr In Kn-
ilpnvor tn Otitilii the Otlirr In
I'nnr Vi'orK OrldlcK nnil
niniit
Washington. . 9 : I5o ton , " . I
llaltltnorv , 12 ; Hrooklyn , 3.
New York. 10 ; I'hlladclphln , S.
lnOl.in t > Oii ? . v > ; Mmtjeairall. , 3.
Si. I'atil , C ; Cotumbup , 2.
KQHMS City , 15-4 ; Grand HnpUK 3-5 ,
I10STOX. Aug. 17. liMtou' lost today In
the most loosely played Ranie eccn at the
home grounds thla season. The work o !
both sides vis wretched , one club seemed
to be trying to outdo the other In poor
playlns. The Bostons seemed urr winners
until the ninth liming , and after two men
were out the Washington made four runs ,
In the lest half of the ninth , after two men
were out. llostotr got two men on bases and
Tenuey at the bat. It was a wonderful
Ktop by O'llrlen that prevented DtMton from
scoring , giving the game to Washington.
The batting and base running of Hamilton
were the features. He reached first base
fiix times , four times on hits and twice en
balls. Score :
WASHINGTON. i BOSTON.
R.H.O.A.E.I ll.H.O.A.E
Sflbach. If. . 1020 0 Hnm'fn. cf. 0 4 1 0 {
Brown , cf. . . 5 0 7 0 u Tennty. lb. . 1 1 II C C
Dement , RS . : i S 4 I/one , ss .
Karrell , c. . . ! : S 0 1 Duffy , If. . . . 1 1 S 0 I
Tucker. Hi. . 1 S 7 1 1 Stahl , rf. . . .
O'Brien , lb. 1 1 1 S 0 Collins. : b. . 1 1 0 S !
Ablwy. rf. . . 0 1 r 0 o Lowe. Ib. . . . 1 S S S 1
Wrldey. 3b : 0 1 ISO Lake , c .
Swalm , p. . . 0 0 0 1 S Sullivan , p. 0 0 1 S t
Mercer , p. . . 0000 0 . Bcrfstn . . . . 0 0 0 0 (
" .McGuire . 0 000 0 StUctti . . 0 1 0 0 (
Totals . . . . S f t7 ? 4) ) Totals . . . . 7 IS 17 14 (
" Batted for Swalm In the ninth.
Halted for like In the ninth.
"Batted for Sullivan In the ninth.
Washlnuton 4- !
Boston 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 ;
Earned runs : Washlncton. 1 ; Boston , 1. Base
hits : Farrtll , Wrlcley. Two-lUje hits : Stahl ,
Abbey , Farrell. Sacrifice lilt : Tenncy. Stolen
bases : Hamilton < 3I. Long , Lowe. Denwnt ,
Tucker First base on balls : Off Sulll\nn. 3 ,
off Swalm. 3 : off Mercer , 1. First base on er
ror * : Washington , 4 ; Boston , t L ft on bases ;
iVuthlneton. 1 ; Botton. 13. Wild pitch : Sulll-
van Struck out : Swalm , 1. Double pljys
I owe to Lone to Tcnney. Umpire : Emslle.
Time : Two hours and eighteen minutes. At'
tendance. S.JOO.
BALTIMORE. 12 ; BKOOKL.YN. 3.
UA1.T1MORE. Auff. 17.-The champion !
won from Brooklyn today In a Ratne 1 :
which the pitching ot Corbett was th <
feature , he allowing them but three hits
Payne was good In elope p'.nces. but buntfnf
and sclentltio base running gave the homt
team the victory. Attendance , 2.S10. Score
BALTIMORE. BROOKLYN.
R.H.O.A.E. R.H.O.A.E
Keeler , rf. . 3 4 0 0 1 Jones , rf. . . . 1 0 1 0 (
Jennlnes. ss 2 I 1 6 0 Grlinn rf. . . 0 0101
Kelly. If. . . . 33300 Shlndte. 3b. 1 0 2 0 <
Stenzel , cf. . ! : ! 0 0 Anderson. If 1 1 4 0 I
Doyle , lb. . . 1 1 1Z 0 0 A. Smith , lb 1 0 9 0 I
Reltz. Ib 0 I S 1 0 Slioch. : b. . . 0 1 Z 1 I
Qulnn. 3b. . . 0 1 0 S 0 Uurrlll , e. . . 0 1 S 0 (
Hoblnton , cO J 6 0 O.Payne , p. . . . 0 0 0 1 (
Corbett. p. . 1 1 01 SJG. Smith ss. 0 0 1 5 (
Totals . . . .U 15 17 11 S' Totals . . . .3 : * M 7 <
Reltz out , hit by batted ball.
Baltimore OOS01045 1 :
Brooklyn 0 50000001 :
Earned runs : Baltimore. C. Three-base hit
Kelly. Sacrifice hit : Burrlll. Stolen bsues
Keeler , Jennings , Shlndle. A. Smith. Left or
bases : Brooklyn. 3. Baltimore , & . First on balls
OIT Corbett , 1. Hit by pitched ball : Jennlnii !
12) ) . Reitz. Struck out : By Corbett. 5 ; by Payne
S. Time of came : Two huurs and fifteen mln
utes. Vmplre : Kelly.
NEW YOnK , 10 ; PHILADELPHIA , S.
NEW YO11K. Aug. 17. Bases on balls , fol
lowed by timely hitting on the part of th <
New Yorks and excellent pltc-iilnc by Sey
mour up to the ninth Inning , took anothe
game from the Phillies this afternoon. Th
game was tiresome to a degree. Tjerp wane
no brilliant playingon either side. Score :
NEW YORK. i PHILADELPHIA.
R.H.OA.E ! R.H.O.A.E
Vanh't'n. cf 0 1 ! 0 0 Coolcy , cf. . . 1 1 3 0 i
M'Crean' . rf 1 151 0 Dow-d. rf. . . . 0 1 1 0
Joyce. 3b. . . ! 0 : : 0 Del'li'nty. If 0 1 4 I
Davis , te. . . 4 : 3 : 2 LaJole , lb. . 1 1 10 0 <
Gleason , : b. S 3 1 ! 0 Shusart. ss. 1 1 J 2
Holmes. If. 1 1 0 1 0 Nash. : b I : o 1 '
Clark , lb. . . . 0 1 10 0 0 Cross , Ib 1125
Warner , c. . 0 1 7 S 0 M'F-rl'nd. el S : 0
Seymour , p. 0 0 0 1 0 Flfleld. p. . . 1 I 0 1 -
'Geler 0 000
Totals . . . .10101711 J
Totals . . . . S 13'4 10 ,
Batted for Delehanty In the ninth.
New York 30502028 1
Philadelphia 020000105
Earned runs : New York. J ; Philadelphia. 4
Two-base lilt : Gleason. Three-base hits : Me
Farland. Shugart- Stolen base : Davis Doubli
plays : Shueart to Cross to LaJole ; McCrean
to Clark. First Irase on errors : New York , 2
Philadelphia , 1. Fltst base on balls : Off Sey
mour. 5 ; off Flfleld. 6. Struck out : By Sey
mour , 6 ; by Flfleld. 1. Passed ball : McFarland
Left on bases : New York. C ; Philadelphia. S
Time of game : Two hours and twelve minutes
Umpires : Lynch and Carpenter. Attendance
j rfft
rfftSTANDING OF THE TEAMS.
Boston M C3 31 67.
Bilttmore 92 C2 30 ti.
Cincinnati 91 " 9 22 CI.
New York 92 M 30 C3.I
Cleveland 94 M 4\ M. :
Chicago 9S ii M j | . |
Pittsburg M 42 51 45.
I ouisville S 43 Do . !
Philadelphia 9. ;
Washington S3 3 ? S3 < 0. :
Brooklyn SI ? 5o > .
St. Louis 9T 2 * 72 2o.l
Gnmes today : Brooklyn at Baltimore
Philadelphia at New York ; Washington a :
Boston.
SCOHKS OK TIIK WHSTEHX LICAfiVH
HiiONliTK Hilt FlKKPiiirirr l-'recly mil
TnUv < i Giiine.
11INNEAPOLIS. A-ig. 17. Tile Hoe ler. .
batted Flggemeler freely in the flrK llv.
Innings today and Gear was a mystery
Two games will be played here tomorrow
Score :
Minneapolis 002010000
Indianapolis 10221000'-
Base Mis : Minneapolis. 7 ; Indianapolis
11. Krrors : Minneapolis , 2 ; Indianaj < uUe. I
Batteries : Minneapolis , Flggemrier am
> _ . "vie ; Inil'nn I'Olls. Gear and Wood.
ST. PAUL , Aui ? . 17. The visitors cou'i
not hit Denzer. while Ilettger wap hit oftei
and timely. Tnere was n disgraceful seen *
today when. In the fl-st Inning , Mcrtei at
ni'Kert G.'BfSf.ck. ' apjurenily without cau.'C
A few light blows were exchanged but ni
blood was spilled , and Merle ? was put ou
of the game. Score :
Columbus 2 1 O'O 00000
Bt. Paul 020010102-
Bai > e hits : Columbu , 4 ; St. Paul , K
Krrors : Co'umbup , < ; St. Paul , C. Batteries
Columbus. Rettger and Buckley ; St. Paul
Denzer and Spies.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. 17. After eight run
had been made of Brady In the first Innlm
of tne first game today he was succeeds
by Cajnpau. The visitors , however , wer <
unable to get Into the game at any stage
1'or the .second game Brady was again pu
In and he did splendid work throuchou
eleven Innlmn * . Score , first game :
Kansas City S20025100-1
Grand Rapids 000030000-
Base hits : Kanfas City. 17 ; Grand Rapids
S. Errors : Kansas City , 3 ; Grand Rapids
4. Batteries : Kant-as City. Abbey am
Blanford ; Grand Rapid * . Brady. Campai
and Fear.
Second game :
Kansas City . . .00020002000-
Grand Rapids . -
Base hits : Kansas City , 12 ; Grand Rapldt
12 Krr-ra : Kan-as City , 1 ; ( Irand Rapids , 0
Batteries ; Kansas City. Pardee and Blan
ford ; Grand Itapld ? . Brady and Fear.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
Played. Won. Lost. P.C
Indianapolis 29 70.
Columbus 91 Ci 35 63.
Milwaukee 10S M 41 Cl.
St. Paul 1(5 ( C4 41 Cl.
ll'U'll 1 65 M 4 -
Grand Rapids IbS M ' , o 5) .
Kansas City 107 35 72 32.
Minneapolis 107 34 7J 31.
Gantt-s today : Grand Rapids at Kansa
City. Columbus at St. Paul. Indlanaioll * a
Minr.eapoll ? .
Wt-xtPrii A orlnlliin Sr rf .
Bl'RLINGTON. la. . Aug. 17.-Boore :
Burlington 340000000
Rockford 0 01601000-
Baws hits : Burlington. S ; Rockford. It
Errors , Bur'lngton , 1 ; Rockford , S. Bat
tc-rlee ; Burlington , Coons and Willlarnt.
Rockford. Dillon * and Huff.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo. . Aug. 17. Rain Pet iJi a
the end of the tcond Inning and darknes
Kto : > p d the game at the end of the tt-nli
inn.nu with the score lied. Score.
St. Joiepa 0 020000010-
Pforia -
Base lilts : St. Joseph. 1. Peorla , :
KnorsSt Joyfph 5 ; T orl . 3 ,
St Joseph. Meredith. Donovsn nnd Viox.
Peorln. Hurrls and Qulnn.
KKOKUK , la. . Aug. -Score :
Qulncy . 00000000 < MI
CeJnr pld * . 0 00000010-1
Has * hit * ; Qulncy , 7 : Cednr nipMx. 6.
Error.Qulncy. . 1 ; CrxlarKftpMs , J. t-
terlf.i : Qulncy. Pears anil ISraver ; Cedar
RnpKK McFnrlfind and roller.
UBS MO1NES. la. . Aug. -Score :
lies Moines . J00201004- }
Dubuque . OIOOOOOOO-S
H.iw hlt ! > : Ip < i Motnes , It ; I > ulnifup. ! L
Krrors : Ds Moines , I : Dubuque. 2. Unt-
terles : l > * s Moine. . Mauck nnil l ohnmn ;
* . Nonam ch r. l > lxon nn < l Sullivan.
i\lilliltlon C.niiunt Ttiruntii.
TORONTO. Out. . Attp. 17.The exhibition
game between Cleveland nnd Toronto at
tracted 4.0X ) i opl * to. the Iflnml thl ? after.
noon. Toronto won out , but It was not
Mich a conteM as mo t pe opl < ? expeotetl to
! > ce. The pit -nine of Gaston was the only
feature. The vlfHors dkl not get a hit oft
him tinlll the third , when they sot one.
In the fifth they got another. Dineen re-
tvlnced Gnston In the seventh. Brown wn ?
Lit freely by the hemet nn > . Score by
lnnlnc :
ClM-e-Und . 000003000-J
Toronto . 0 1 6 1 0 0 0 0 0 ;
Base hit * : Cleveland. 7 ; Toronto. ? .
Eror : : Cleveland. 3 ; Toronto , 1. Batteries ;
Cleveland , Brown and McAllister ; Toronto ,
Gaston , Dineen , Casty nnd Snyder.
CAMKS OK THIS I.1VK1.Y AMATF.l'HS ' ,
I'rcmiinl ( ! into Tlltlrn nnil Win * n
Dm Milcil Mntfli.
T1LDEN , Neb. . Aug. 17-MSpeclal Tele-
grcm. ) Th l-'Ycmont Hrcwcts" drove Intc
town about 1 o'clock , donned their rult < ! ol
Robin Hood grrcn. and lambasted the Tllder
boys to the tune of 17 to S. Sam Botsford's
pupetlor work In left field nnd a home rur
In the Mxth were Ihe s-ensatlonal jilays ol
the game. Score :
Fremont 5 3050010 1-1 !
Tllden 3 2000110 1- !
Base hits : Fremont. 10 ; Tilden. C. Errors
Fremont , 10 ; Tllden , IB. Two-basv hit : Scott
Hcme run : Bottford. Double p'nys
Wheeling to Money to Scott ; Smith un-
npflfted. BatUrle. : Fn-mont , Jnm.-pon ,
Scott , Marshall nnd Erwln ; Tllden. Slnhaus ,
Wender nnd Galloway. Umpire : Ames.
( Jrnf lli'frntn St. Andrew .
TECl'MSEH. Neb , Aug. 17.-Speclal.- (
The game of ball nt the church ilcnlt > ol
St. Andrews church here yesterday betweer
Ihe clubs from Elk rYeek Btlt Graf was wor
br Graf by the score of 30 to 1L
The Universities of Lincoln and locals wil
play here Friday nnd Saturday.
Win with u ll r Pltrlicr.
GRAND ISLAND. Neb. . Aug. 17.-Spe-
clnl. ) The second of the serli-.s of games
between the local and the Schuyler basr
ball teams was plnyed on the home grounds
yesterday. Grand Island winning by the
score of 19 to 7. The locals borrowed n
pitcher from a juvenile team.
HUMInifsi ivld * Play Sui > krior.
HASTINGS. Neb. . Aug. SpeelaU-Th < <
"Kid" base ball team , or Hastings Srcont
team , went down to Superior this morning tc
play two games at that place. Roy VanFleet
the boy phenomenal ball twirlr , wKl do thi
pitching for the Hastings boys.
KVUXTS ox THI : HUXXIXH TH vc >
4 > nly TITO Fnvorltrs AVIn nt St. I.oul >
Fair Crounilx.
ST. LOUIS , Aug. 17. Reel and Lucky Stai
were the only winning favorites nt the fall
grounds. For the poor running of Tranby
the heavily-played favorite In the clos-ln ;
event. Jockey Slmmonds had his license re
voked and G. Cer > hart & Co. , owners of th <
horpe , were ordered from the track. Results
First race , selling-for maiden 2-year-olds
six furlongs : Barbee , 105 ( Hlntey ) , C to
and 2 to 1 , won ; 'Leonag , 100 ( Peterman ) . i
to 2 and 3 to 2 , second ; Farondelle. 10
( Foucon ) . 9 to 10. third. Time : 1:17. : Tiii : <
May. Wild Het. Prince Bismarck. Glcnort
Lee , Kingzella , Free Silver III , Heidorn an <
Loushmask also ran.
Second race. Felling- , six furlongs : Reel
105 ( Steven ? . ) , 9 to 10 and 1 to 2 , won ; HII
Bil'y , S2 ( Frost ) , 10. to 1 and 4 to 1. second
Delia. W ( C. Murphy ) , 5 to 1. third. Time
1:17. : Dav zac , Lady Nepton and Daly alsi
ran.
Third race , selling , for 2-year-olds , five fur
longs : Lucky Star. 1K1 ( Foucon ) . 3 to 2 am
1 to 2. won ; Bon Marche. 103 iGllmoiv ) .
to 1 and 3 to 1 , pecond : Bnrriso. 10-5 ( Gnrner )
S lo 1. third. Time : 1:02. Cella B. Monte
zano. Kings Guard. Valid , Sue Sue. Lott !
Burns. Tom Lilly , Kittle Rutaerford , Bonn !
lone and Onlnoor also ran.
Fourth race , se'.llng , six furlongs : NIcl
Carter. 94 ( Hall ) , 15 to 1 and 4 to 1. won
HorseEhce Tobacco , 97 ( Gllmore ) , 2 to 1 am
even , second : Montgomery , 9S ( C. Combs ) .
to 1. third. Time : 1:14 : % . Cavalry. Bridget
NIcholah and Jane also ran.
Fifth race , selling , one mile : Gold Band
W ( Hall ) , 12 to 1 nnd 5 to 1 , won ; Nannii
L's Sifter. 97 ( C. Combs ) , 7 to 1 and 5 to 2
second ; Earl Coehran 10. . ( GreenX 30 to 1
third. Time : 1:43M. : . Uncle Pal , Reubei
Rowett , Stockholm , Neutral. Senator Mor
rill. Dr. Hug-er and Tranby also ran.
CHICAGO , Aug. 17. Dagmar , Grayhurs
and Gay Deceiver were the winning favor
lies at Harlem today. Results :
First race , three-quarters ot a mile : Ivory
105 ( Martin ) , C to 1 , won ; Dad's Daughter
107 ( Morgan ) , 20 to 1. second ; Ovation , 10
( T. Burns ) , 5 to 3 , third. Time : 1-lC.
Second race , five and a half furlongs
Dagmar. 109 ( C. Sloan ) , S to 5 , won ; Mori
arlty , 103 ( T. Burns ) . 3 to 1. second ; Mis
Kinbcllo. IV ) ( Donaldson ) , 10 to 1 , third
Time : l:03Vi.
Third race , three-quarters of a mile : Can
field. 109 ( C. Sloan ) , 3 to 1 ; won ; Al I/one
HO , ( Harrinjrton ) , 10 to 1. second ; Tradition
112 ( GouJn ) , 1,5 to 1 , third. Time : 1:15. :
Fourth rac Sone and one-sixteenth miles
Grayhurst , SO ( J. Woods ) , even , won : Thi
Plutocrat , M ( Clay ) , 7 to 1. second ; Hnro
Shannon , 103 ( Caywood ) . 7 to 5 , third. Time
1:47. : (
Fifth race , five-eighths of a mile : Fall
Deceiver. 103 ( Caywood ) , to S , won ; Crys
Inline , 10J ( MaimussenHi to 1 , second
Bonito , 103 ( W. Dean ) . S to 1 , third. Time
'sixth race , one mile : Joe Clark , 112 ( T
Burns ) , 3' $ to 1. won ; Lew Hopper , li :
( Caywood ) , 2Vs to 1. second ; Nec-edah , 10
( C. Sloan ) . 2 to 1. third. Time : J:42'.i.
NEW YORK. Aug. 17.-The track a
Brighton today was excellent the attend
ance fair. At the opening of the bettln ;
for the third race Belmar was the favorite
with Tom Cromwell second choice , but a :
the close so much money had been sent Ir
on Cromwell that he was Ihe favorite. The
start was prompt and treed , nnd Salll <
Cliquot set ihe pace. As the lot rounder
Into ( he stretch Slmm am ] Sloan bc-jai
driving , but they could not cafh the filly
who won out in the fast time of lOVj !
Belmar being second and CromwHl thirl
For the fourth race Hamburg was at pro
lilbltlVD odds and he had only to gallop K
win while Central Trust got the second as
easily. In the fifth race Damli-n was llu
favorite , but Sloan , who had the mounl
was outridden by Clawssn en Manamaanc
the latter led all the way and won by t
bhort head In very fast time. Results :
First race. . lx furlonpn , celling : Tre
marge , 113 ( Hamilton ) , 3 to 1 and 3 to &
won ; Lambert , 104 ( Powers ) . S to 1 and 5 U
2 , second ; Pearl Song. 109 ( Wapahlre ) . ifw u
1 and 20 to 1 , third. Time : 1J4V- . Minnie
Alphonze , Ameer , Arbuckle , King Menellk
E'J ' Kearney. Myrte Harkness and Jeanet'i
nlso ran.
| Second race , five furlongs , soiling : Mis1
Tepney. 101 ( H. Martin ) . 'J to 10 and 1 to 4
won ; Warrenton. 101 ( Forbes ) , C4 to 1 an :
C to 1 , second ; Oxnard , 110 ( Slrams ) . i to ;
and 7 to 10. ihlrd. Time : 1:04H. : Abundant
M'di'lfe. ' St. Ives and Ulleen D also ran.
Third race , one mile : Sal'.le Cliquot , 1C
( Martin ) , Ji to 1 and 3 to 1 , won ; Belmar
13) ) ( Sloan ) , C to 0 and out , second ; Ton
Cromwell , 112 ( Slmms ) , 9 to 10 and out. third
Time : l:40'.i. Paul Knuvar and Brandy win
alto ran.
Fourth raee , Ttlsitm Generation , fix fur
longs : Hamburg. 127 ( Slmms ; , 1 to 5 am
out. won ; Central Trust. 12J ( Scherrer ) . 1
tn 1 and C to 5 , second ; Julius Caesar. 11
fPenn ) , M to 1 and 4 4o 1. third. Time : in :
Blarney Stone , Bowling Brook and B'lrefu
also ran. .
Fifth race , mile and a , quarter , iH-IIIng
Manassaf , tvS ( Clawpon ) , C to 1 and even
win ; Damlen , 113 ( Sloan ) , U to 20 and out
second : W B , 110 ( Perkins ) , 13 til 5 and 1 ti
2 , third. Time : 2D7i : . Tltnour also ran.
Sixth race , mile and a ( sixteenth , selling
Hey Del Tlerra. 100 ( Clawson ) . 6 to 1 and
to , won ; Rurlfsirap , 111 ( Perkins ) , S to 5 am
3 to S , second ; Marshal. 112 ( Sloan ) , 12 to
and 7 to 10. third. TSuie : 1:471 : * . Formal
Parmesan and Marxian also ran.
KANSAS CJTV. Aug. 17. Weather cool
track fast. Remits :
First race , six furlongi : Damper woe
First Choice isecond. Artless third. Time
1:1S : > .
Sevond race , three and a half furlongn
Volutante won : Dazzle , second ; Carnage
third. Time : 1:1214-
Third rac . one mile : Zerllda won ; Bag
pipe , second ; Rowland Duett , third. Time
1 . ' 4C .
Fourth race , six furlongs : His Brothe
won : Minnie Price , second ; Huncry Hill
third. Time : 1UU. :
Fifth race. flv and a half furlongs : I > arl
amoor won ; Moloch , MKond ; Red Veil , third
Time1.12. .
SARATOGA , N. T. . AUG. 17 The wathe
was . -ool , the track heavy and attendant-
fair. Three went to the i t In the Ken
n r stak- * . Don de Ore taught the leai
inside of a furlong and showed the wa ;
lome , winning v r > ' easily by tt-n 'englhe
S. nttisli Chieftain was stf"i4. elx length
lu front of Llltle Buck. Rcvtuis-
Klrit race , maldenn , J-year-oId and up
. , six fttrlonrsr Cot-'rtJhlp. 110 ( A.
Clayton ) , S to 1 and 6 to 5. won ; EJ > * tnn
liar. 10f ( Hewitt ) . 10 to J and out , second !
Pa F > ntcr * . 1W ( IteaurhampV t to 1 ml
* to E , third. Time1:17 : \ . Sir Frederick.
Nil De. ptrandum , Fair Rebel nnd Tupelo
* b - > ran
Second rnee , hlch-weight handicap 3-yesr-
olds n < J upward. ne mile : Ixtrd y.enl , 1J
Ilennesuiy ) , 7 to I nnd out. won : Ferrler. 110
T Mli. 6 to 5 nnd out. second ; Hraw Mil.
27 ( Martin ) , S to S and out. third. Tlmet
Third race , mnklen J-year-oMs , five r r
onps : Uendertan , 11J ( Taral ) , S to 5 am ! out.
wonj Spencer. 112 ( Martin ) . ! to S and 3 to
S.econd : Ford Owen. US ( Irving ) . 10 to 1
and 3 to 1. third. Time : 1:01. : Ceroill. l < lnd *
ey Murray and. Arbitrator alf rnn.
fr ourth race , Kenner slakes , 3-year-o'ds ,
one mil ? nnd n half : Don de Ore. 126 ( Mar
tin ) , 3 to i and out. won ; Scottish Chieftain.
IN < Taral ) . s to 5 nnd out. second ; LlttU
( tuck , 112 ( Null ) . 12 to 1 and 3 to 1. third.
Time : 2:45. :
Fifth race.ycnrold , selllntr. five and a
half furlongs : Aurum , 101 ( Hewitt ) . 3 to 1
nnd 4 to 1. won ; Ln Ventura , IBS ( Besti-
chomp ) . 4 to S and out. second : CrocVet. IN
( Thorpe * . 6 to S and out. third. Time : 1:10H.
Torll also ran.
Ini1riirn lcm'c Trot * .
INDEPENDENCE , la. . Aug. K.-Uesultl
of today's trottltic races :
2:29 : trot , purse WK ) : MeJHim Wood won In
straight hoats. Time : 2:30. : 2:1JH. : 2:23. :
Allcroyne , Wnbun nnd Duke Sprngue alsj
rnn.
2:22 : pace , purse WX > : Snlllc Toler won In
Mralght heats. Time : 2.11 % . SlC : i , 2:15. :
Neville , Red Seal. Frank M. Mls. Piitnnm.
Van Roy , Tzeyl nnd Gllend also tarte\l.
COrilTSVI1.1. . UK HfSV AM. DAT.
Tu i-nty-Onr Tlcx tn llr llrrldrd In tlie
Intrrntati * Trnnl > lic1.
On account of the rain yesterday there
wns no play In the Omnha Interstate tennis
tournament. The ground * were foggy nil
the afternoon nnd It was Impossible to
make n start even In the evening.
Today , however , nn effort will be put
forth to make up the limp that hns been
lost. Eight men will enter the courts nt
10 o'clock nnd with the exception of a
horl Interval In the middle of Ihe day Iho
balls will be kept living until sundown. Tha
schedule for the day Includes twenty-ono
matches' , nnd In view of the delay that
has already been experienced Ihe commltteo
will not bo nblo to wnli for nny mnn who
Is not on the ground at the time his match
Is called.
Single ? will be played In the forenoon ,
comtnenclni ; at 10 o clock , with the fol
lowing :
Condee against Rlpley , Crosby against P.
Young. Van Brunl against Mlllanl. Cu'illng-
hnm against Con Younc.
At 11 five more matches will IM ? put on :
Morsmnn npnlnst A. N. Other. Mnge
agalnsl Bowersock , Bellllcld npalnsl Pope.
Austin atralnsn Coopmnn , Gordon ngnlnst
Hnverstlck.
Another batch of singles will l > egln
promptly at 2 In the afternoon. In order to
have the courts clear In time for the
doubles later. Here Is the 2 o'clock list :
Hamilton against Kellogg , Roche acnlnst
Sppnrer , Lake ngninst Coleman , Caldwell
against Baneker.
The first matches In doubles nre timed
for 4 o'clock , but if It is possible they will
bo put on a little earlier. The one match
In the preliminary round of Ihe doubles
will be started first , followed by four tics
in the first round , as follows :
Mngee and Mlllnnl ngalnst Willis nnd
Riley ( preliminary round ) . Crosby and Rip-
ley against P. Young and James. Bower-
seek ; nnd Van Brunt against Packard nml
Williams. Cnldwell and Morsman against
Hale nnd Buckingham. Alken und Haskcll
against Con Young and Gordon.
As quickly as those can be got out of the
way the courts will be filled up with nn-
other batch , as follows :
Spencer nnd Lake against Bellfleld nnd
A. N. Other , Austin nnd Culllngham ngalnst
Bnncker nnd It. Young , KPllogg and John
son n alnst Glilesple and Gll'esple.
The morning games will be in charge of
Roy Austin and Fred Lake , members of
the commltlee. nnd In Ihe afternoon Cald
well and R. R. Young will be on duty.
Will Cowln has consented to officiate as
referee during the week.
For the entertainment of the visiting play
ers several mailers are being nrmnKe l ,
chief amoniT which will be a subscription
dance on Friday night tinder the manac'- '
ment of R. Towle , Fred Lake and R. R.
Young.
itoAi ) it.vcn ix piini.ps COUXTV.
St-vt-ii ConteituntK ami Four Prlzoa
Are .Vivuriteil.
HOLDREGE. Neb. . Aug. 17.-Speclal. )
Seven bicyclists took part Today In n race
from here to Funk. Neb. , for which prices
were offered by the Mcx Uh'.lg Hardware
company. This company hat been awarding
prizes each year for racep , or ? n lo all
bicyclists In Phelps county. For toiay'3
race four prizes were offered. One was a
fnecial prize , for which nny bicyclist could
compete. Then there- were three prizes for
bicyclists In the county. The first prJzs
was won by Albert L. Petcrfcn In fifty-
three mlnutep. the prize being a set of Mor
gan & Wright tires. The second prize was
won by Henry Schwalm , in fifty-six and a
half minutes , this prize bflng a Century
bicycle lamp. The third was won by Reuben
Lauderbuck , in slwy-onc minutes , this prize
being a bicycle bell. The special prize , open ,
to all. was won by Paul Themenson at
Kearney , Neb. : time : forty-nine nnd n quar
ter mlrutes. This prize was n bicycle full
nnd a pair of tires. The distance from hereto
to F"unlc and return ! y seventeen and a half
miles.
Cjclliitii' Six liny Ilnee.
BOSTON , Aug. 17. ToJay was "plugging * *
day in the six-flay bicycle race at Charles
River park , and little Interest wn ? mani
fested. No good spurts were seen as tha
racers were tired out. having slept lltt'e dur
ing the nlfrtit. At tie end of the firsl < ! a.y' ;
riding Ihe score was : Waller. 325 miles 2
laps ; Barnaby , 325 miles 2 laps ; H. D. Elke ? .
317 miles 2 laps ; Stein , 315 mile ? ; Dench. 311
miles , 1 lap ; Hai : . 23 miles ; Foster 2f'S miles
2 laps ; W. A. Elkes. 2SO mile ? 1 lap ; Laurlks.
2S3 mil2 laps ; Stegg. 281 miles 2 lapst
Click , 274 miles 2 laps ; Leslie. 2W mfes ;
Blakeslee. 2C3 mile ? 2 laps ; Walter. 122 miles
I lap ; Albert , 1C1 miles 1 lap.
Ili-s Molnrfi llonil Itiic-c.
DES MOINE3 , Aug. 17. The annual road
race took place yesterday. C. S. Shethan
RJ the winner. Charles Brown and E. W.
Brown tied for the time prize , covering the
13'4-mHe course In forty-one minutes. There
were thirty starters , of whom twenty fin
ished.
Aurora I'liiinlicn I'lritt.
PORTSMOUTH , Aug. 17.-The race for
the rear commodore's cup at the regatta
of the Royal Albert Yacjit club was Htnrted
today In half a gak of wind. The yachls
had their top gear housed and got away
with a single reef In their mainsails. The
duke of Abruzzl'a Bona watt ( IrM ncroxi tha
line , but Emperor William's Meteor soon
assumed the lead , with Charle * Day Rose's
Aurora second. Aurora finished first. Bana
pecond and Meteor third.
nicniMilriiVlnt > A en I n.
MONTREAL , Aug. 17 In a wind that
blew fully twenty miles an hour and In s >
heavy sea Glencalrn II today won her second
end race from Momo. The time at the finish
\\ae : Glenealrn , 2:00:10 : : ; Memo , 2:02:40. The
race tomorrow will be over u triangular
ccurse , the same a yesterday.
Crrnt Illlllnrd I'll. ) Ini.- .
NEW YORK. Aug. 17.-ln his Hx-day con.
test at tralsht billlardH wjth Edward Me-
Laughlln , H'igo Kerkau , champion of Gfr-
m&ny. tonight made the phenomenal Rcors
of 742 without surrendering the tablu to hla
opponent- This pave him for the night a
total of ! . ( > > } . and for both nights a total of
2.GW. His average was ICG2-3. Agalmtt Ihla
fp endld showing- Mclaughlin wan ali'e to
rhow a total for the night of 215 i-olnts , and
for both nights KX polnta. McLaughlln'ii
best ringle effort produced 1S7 points , and
hla average wag 49.
Slioiitk Her Ilimlianil nu < l Ilrrm-lf ,
ASHEVJLLE. N. C. . AUR. 17. At Hen
derson , twenty miles from here , today Mra.
Ben F. Hood shot her husband , one shot
breaking his right arm and the second
taking effect In hi * left breast. Inflicting
what may prove a dangerou * wound , iire.
Hood then zhot herself , dying' Instantly.
The cause of the tragedy I * unknown. Mrs.
Hood waj ) a Ml s Cowlc-x , a native of Ohio ,
aged about M yearn. She has a brother lu
Ohio who is a judge , and the wife if Sena ,
tor Fairbanks of Indiana Is her nc-lce.