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f THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : mj RSDAY , MAY 10 , 1898. WASTES HIS FINE PITCHING Hagerman Given a Dose of What Danny Daub Has Suffered. SEVEN ERRORS MADE BY THE INFIELD Untie * llnvp Ihc Worn ! Sort of an Oft Dnr in Their Work , lint the Are Not l' r Behind. INDIANAPOLIS May 13. ( Special Tele- Brain. ) Omaha Buffered defeat again today nnd It was solely due to the wretched sup port Klvon Hagerman , who was hit safely but six times. Dammnnn , too , had wretched support. It was n ' "comedy of errors , " with the Indians having the most luck. Omaha was sent to the bat and was shut out without n run In the first. The homo team rcKlstered ono on Dcady's life , Riven by Bustnco'o wild throw. Hoffmclster's re tlremcnt nnd a wild throw by Hoat. Both ilruw blanks In the second and the visitors ' nguln did no In the third. The Indians chalked up a single tally on Burnett's muff , which gave Dcady second , nnd IIoffmelster'8 double. Omaha tabbed one In the fourth. Lyrfns reached first on Hoffmelster's poor throw nnd was batted around by Burnett and IIulllng4wortb , both of whom poked out singles. Ciphers were the lot of the In dians In the fifth and the visitors In the fifth jyid sixth. The homo team In tbo filxth secured two. Dcady reached first on Iloat's wild throw and Lyons' overthrow of Bccond In nn attempt to head Deady off there after llortmelstcr's attempted sacri fice. Dcady perched on third and Hoff- inelstcr on second. Motz singled and bcotcd Dcndy nnd advanced Hoffmelster a base nnd Hagerman pitched a wild one that permit ted Hoffmclstcr to tally. The ruu getting of the Indians ceased here , but Omaha Hcorod ono In the eighth on singles by ( Irlllln and Heat , a bnso on balls which filled the sacks nnd IIollliiKsuorth's long fly. With two out In the ninth the visitors K vc the homo team n scare. Kustaco hi for tin to bugs and scored on a fumble o Allen's. Heat , however , was fanned. The score : INDIANAPOLIS. 0 0 TotnlB 3C 3 6 24 17 Indianapolis 10100200 * -4 Uinilbu 00010011 0-3 liuHOH on balls : liy Dammann , 3. Struck out : ly ) Dammnnn , G ; by HiiKerinan , 2. AVIld pilch : HiiBerimm. 1. Two-biiho hits lloffmulster. Three-bum ) lilts : ISusluco. KucrlllCG lilt : Klynn. Double plays : Allen to Stewart to Motz ; Stewart to Motz. I'aKscd ball : McCaulcy , 1. Lett on bases JndlumipollH , 4 ; Omaha , 8. Umpire : Can- tlllon. Time : Ono hour and thirty min utes. Attendance , SOO. OTIIUIl WKSTKUNI.HAOUK GAMUN _ J _ Merle * Wlim far ColHtiilui * by lll Dnrlnw Hnur Ituimlnnr. COLUMIIU8 , O. , May 18. Merles' base 90e running was the feature of today's game ax ho stole llvo cushions * nnd scored the Hist three runt ) for Columbus , the Matter team butting out a victory In the seventh Ecorc : R.H.E Columbus . 0 1 0 1 0 1 2 0 2-7 13 Kansas City . . I 13 Batteries : Columbus , Welters and Buck ley : KiuiH.T ) City , Kgnn and Wilson. UKTUO1T. Mich. , May IS. Detroit kepi the score tied for six Innings , but wer unublo to hit In the tenth. Score : _ Detroit . 1 OBOO'OOOO 0-612 JStlnneii polls 3300000001 79' Batteries : Detroit , Underwood , Fuller Irwln nnd Twlneham ; Minneapolis , Norton JIcNonlv and Dlxon. MILWAUKEE , WIs. , May IS. The Brow era lost the game to the Saints today rcttlly orrora In the fourth and fifth Innings B.H.E Mllwnukco . . . . 00200200 1 5 U Ht Paul . : 000421000 79 Butteries : Milwaukee , Rcldey nnd Spcer 8t. 1'uul. Dcnzer and Spies. STANDING OF TUB TEAMS. Played. Won. Lost. P.C Indianapolis . . . . . . . .22 IS 4 81. St. I'atll . ' . .25 20 5 .80. ; Columbus . 21 12 9 57. , KimsuH City . 21 12 9 57. , Milwaukee . 24 9 15 37. [ Minneapolis . 22 7 15 31 Detroit . 23 7 10 30. Omaha . 22 5 17 K. ( lauies today : Omaha at Indianapolis Ktmsnx City nt Columbus ; Minneapolis n Detroit ; St. I'nul at Milwaukee. fi.VMKS OF THE NATIONAL I.rjAOUE I'lrr.tev Alninxt WIiltiMviiHlicil oil til llnltlinore C.rouiuln. BAI/riMOHE. May IS. A base on ball n bit batsman , nn error nnd n slnglo gav the Plttsburgs their two tallies In the ec oiul. In tha other Innings the visitor There It world of romance in the . picture of a young i girl reading hsi sweetheart's love-let - it. tors. In a multitude of cases , if her future could also be pict- : ' tired , the picture would contain rea world of pathos. To the healthy robust woman marriage meatia happiness , the supieuic joy of motherhood and ida the promise of a > long , healthy life of hclpfulncns with the man 19f her choice. To the woman who suffers from disease 01 reaknci of the delicate and important or- prana concerned in wifehood and mother , hood , wedlock tueaut Buffering and mater nity death. Dr. R. V. Fierce is an eminent and skillful specialist , for thirty years chief consulting physician to the Invalids' Hotel nnd Surcicnl Institute , of Buffalo , N. IT.a DuritiK that time , with th ; assistance of IT.d staff of able physicians , hi ; has prescribed : for thousands of women. Tuc institute of which he is the head is one of the greatest in the world. He is a regularly graduated physician and has practiced right in oni place for thirty years. The esteem in wblct he la held by Ins neighbors is shown by tb < fact that they chose him for their represent r'd ativs in the National Congress. The regard In which he is held by those whom be hw treated is shown by the thousands of letten printed ia Dr. Pierce'a Common Sense Med leal Advher , telling of the benefit * derived from nil treatment. Dr. Fierce is the discoverer of a wonder ful medicine for women , known as Doctoi Pierce'a Favorite Prescription. It cures al weakness and dlssisa of the feminine or grans. It allays inflammation , heaU ulcer * tion and. eoothes poia ; It tones the nerve * Taken during the interesting period , t banishes the usual discomforts and makei baby'a advent easy and almost painless Thousand * of women have testified to its marvelous merits. An honest druggis won't advise substitute. Tbe profit side of life is health. Thebal ince is written in tbe rich , red , pure blood of health. Or. Vieret' * Pleasant Pallets con MMtipttioa and mke the blood rick Bd MM. The * imr erioe. By dru i U. could < 1o nothing with Mops. Attendance , l.Dis. Score : . u.ii.o.A.n. JUll.O A.M. Mcflraw , Ib 1 o 1 C 2 ! b..O l 2 S 1 Jrn'lnirs , 2I > 1 0 2 1 1 Donovan , rf 0 0 1 0 0 K > ll y. If. . . ( ) ry. 3b. . . . 00160 Hteniol , cf. U 1 3 0 0 M'C'arthy , IfO 0 S o o D-niont , is. 1 1 I 1 1 L > < \vlS , Ib. . . I 1 10 0 1 McUinn , Ib2 l 10 o 0 llmdlp. cf. . 10401 O-Urlin , rf. 2 3 4 0 o Kir , K9. . . . . 00110 ClarKt , c. . . Hhrlvfr. o , , 0 1 2 1 0 Nop ? , p Tannehltl , pO 2 0 4 1 Total * . . . . 9 12 27 11 4 Total 2 C 2 ( IS 4 llnltlmoro -9 1'lttsburff 020000000-2 Stolen hancx : Davis. 2 ; Hart , Dcmont , McClunn. Two-baso hit : McOann. Sacri fice hit : Nops- , Double plnys : McQruw to Clarke ; MeOraw to McOunn : Demont to McOrnw. Knrned runs : lialtlmore , 6. First base on balls : Off Nops , 3J off Tannehlll , 3. lilt by pitched ball : Hrodle. Struck out : IJy Nopt , 2 ; by Tunnohlll , 2. 1'av.ied balls : Clarke , 2. Left on base * : lialtlmore , 7 ; I'ltlsburs , 8. Time : Two hours nnd thirty minutes. Umpires : ICmslIo nnd Andrews. TIinrMton llrtitft Illnmrlf. CIUCAOO , May IS. Thornton hit throe batsmen In succession nnd was pounded mifuly four tlni'-s In the fourth'inning , six runs resulting. Decker hit safe each tlmo nt bat , once for n long double , with the basest full. Attendance , 1,2W. Score : CHICAGO , ST. 1XUIS. H.II.O.A.K. U.II.OA.I : . rallahnn. rf 0 0 0 0 0 Dow , ! , cf. . . 11200 1-angc , cf. . . 01001 Turner , rf. . 10200 Dahlcn. ss. . 0 3 4 S 0 llflilcy. If. . 55400 Kve-ett. Ib. 1 2 11 0 I siiKilen , c. . 1 t 1 0 0 Ilynn. If. . . . 03100 Cross , Sb. . . 1 1 S 1 o M'C'm'k , 3b 0 1 1 2 1 Decker , Ib. . 1 4 11 1 0 Connor , : b. . 01440 Hall , * . . , . Donahue , c. 1 1 3 1 0 Crooks. Ib. . 22140 Thornton , p 2 0 0 4 0 Sudhoff , p. . 1 1 1 1 0 Totnls . . . . 4 12 21 10 31 Totals . . . ,11 14 27 10 ChlciiKO 0 01010020-4 St. Louis 00360020 ' -11 Karned runs : St. Louis. 2 ; Chicago , 1. Loft on buses : ChlcnRO , 12 ; St. Louis , 10. Two-base lilts : Ryan , 2 ; Dnhlen , Decker. Threo-b.isn lilts : Crooks. Sacrlllco hits : Turner , Dowil , Sudhoff. Double plnys : Mc- < 'cirmlck to Connor to Kverltt , Connor to Hvcrltt. Struck out : Ily Thointoti , 3 : by Suilhorf , 1. J'uHHPd balls : Donahue , 1. 15a.se on bnlli : OIT Thornton , 2 ; off Sudhorf , 3. Hit by bull : Turner , Harley , SuKdcn. Time : Ono hour nnd ten minute * . Umpires : O'Day and McDonald. STANDING OF THE TRAMS. Played. Won. Lost. P.C Cincinnati 2t 17 4 M.O Cleveland 24 10 8 Gii.7 Ualtlmoro 1 12 7 C.1.2 Huston 21 / 15 9 C2.5 N W York 21 13 8 61.3 Chicago 22 11 11 60.0 Httsbun , ' 24 12 12 DO.C Hrooklyn 19 9 10 47. ' Philadelphia 19 9 10 47. ' St. Louis 21 G 15 2S.i LmilHVlllo 21 fi 18 25. Washington 23 4 19 17. Oiuncs today : PittsburK nt Baltimore Washington ut Chicago , Hostoti at Clnrln null , Philadelphia nt Cleveland. Hrooklyn nt Louisville , New York ut St. Louis. Intorxtnte LOHUIKV SPIUNOFIULD , O. , May IS.-Score : U.II.K Springfield . . . . 000031020-0 10 Dayton 03000000 0-3 7 IJattcrlcs : Springfield , Cogswell and Graf flus ; Dayton , Daugherty nnd Donahue. TOLEDO. O. . May IS. Toledo-Gran IliipldH triune postponed on account of rain YOUNGSTOWN , O. , May IS. Score : n.H.E Youngstown . . . 0 0 10 Now Castle . . . 1 0 0 7 0 0 1 0 -9 15 UattorlcH : Youngstown , Urodlo and Zln rum ; NQW Castle , Smith nnd Uurckley. FORT WAYNE , May 18. Mnnslleld-For Wuyne , no game , rain. AVrHtrrn AnncM'Intion. OTTUMWA. la. , May IS.-Score : R.H.E Ottumwa 2 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 4 6 9 St. Joseph . . . . 00002000 0-2 4 Batteries : Ottumwa , Nonnamncher an Keefo ; St. Joseph , Mauck and Blanford. UUHUQUK , la. , May 18. No game ; we . grounds. : PEOKIA , III. , May 18. No game , we . grounds. . Sotithrrn Iicnurnr. : MOBILE , Ala. , May IS.-Score : Mobile , 3 - Charleston , B. IUUMINGHAM , May 18. Score : Augusta , 11 ; Birmingham , 10. , 1 Knntom I.enciie. Wllkesbarre , 5 ; Sprlngllcld , 6. First game , Syracuse , 7 ; Providence , 6. Second gumc , Syracuse , 6 ; Providence , 5. "Collece tiamm. , At.Philadelphia Brown , 2 ; University of Pennsylvania , 2. orh. At Princeton Princeton , IS ; Columbia , 5. . , EVENTS OX THE ItUJVNIXG TRACKS. , 1 1 J Ionc Shot * Hnrr Bnccemifal D y nt C'Uurchlll Downs. LOUISVILLE , May 18. This was the first ite pt day the long shots showed to any degree < at Churchill Downs. Maze , at from 40 to 15 ' to 1 , In the second race , won by a head K- : - from Ravenna , a 7 to 10 favorite , whllo Ber ' muda Dance , the longest shot In the last race , was , perhaps , the best of the meeting , taking the race from the favorites by a , head. The weather was warm and the trnck was dusty. Results : wan First race , six furlongs , selling , purse 01 1300 : Frank L. Wagner won. Belle Chasse anE. second , Onagon third. Time : 1:17V : . Second four and one-half E. race , - furlongs E.G purse S300. Maze won , Ravenna second. Flavins third. Time : 0:57V4. Third race , free handicap , one mile , purse $100 : Itmhey won , Goodrich second , Gld Law third. Tlmo : 1:43. : Fourth race , ono mile , selling : ProsD < < utor won , Krlss Krlngle second , Oxnard third. Tlmo : 1:44 : , 1.8 Fifth race , four furlongs , selling : Louis a.o ville Belle won , Lytfla "second , Aunt Kese- ,7.1 wlck third. Time : 0:50 : i. ,7.1 Sixth race , six furlongs , celling : Bermuda 7.5 Dance won. Allle Belle second , Rotha third. 11.8 Time : ll7Vi. : 10.4 ST. LOUIS. May 18. Results : 12.7 First race , maiden 6-year-olds , six- fur : longs : Fourth Ward won , George T. Todd at second , King's Guard third. Tlmo : 1:164. : Second race , for maiden 2-year-olds , four nnd one-half furlongs : Flying Bird won 1C. George tiecond. Dandy II third. Tlmo : 0:5SU. : Third nice , selling , seven furlongs : Nance 1C.he O won. Kiss Me second , Duloran third. he Tlmo : 1:30. : Fourth raee , handicap , puree HOO , mile ! , nnd seventy yards : Imp. Skate won , The | LVO Elector Hccoml. Linda third. Time : 1:43V : | . Fifth race , selling , seven furlongs : Pro- DC- tus won. Prince of India second , Russello jrs third. Tlmo : 1:30. : Sixth I-UCP. purse J300. selling , one mile Libation won , Bell Wnrd second , Tolo Sim mons third. Time : 1:43. : NEW YORK , May 18. Morris Park re sults : First race , seven furlongs : Semper Egc . won , Bunnock second , Mainstay third Tlmo : 1:23 : < 4. Second race , six furlongs , selling : Tor Spot won. High Too second , Trcmargo third - Tlmo : 1:15. : Third race , Laureate stakes , flvo furlongs Dr. Klehberg won , Rusher second , HultZ' . optlo third. Time : 0:53 : . Fourth race , four and ono-half furlongs , Kingdom won , Ktholbert second , Jack Polnl i third. Time : 0:51'i. : ntn Fifth race , Ecllpso course : Gala Day won Maximo Gomez second , Vurus third. Time 1:16. : 1:16.Sixth Sixth race , Knickerbocker hurdle handl a cap , mlle and three-fourths : Challenge won , Sir Vassar second , Lady Dainty third Time : 3:17. : _ l AnHIKB GCTS A CMS AN SCORE Omnlin Man Take * Hand In the Ml * - onrl Tonrnnntpnt. - KANSAS CITY , May IS. Klght "mud pie1 o\entn and four llvo bird contests occuplt < the time of the marksmen engaged In thi Missouri state shooting tournament today . The shooting In the bird events was close The following made clean scores : 30.nk Fifteen live blrds-C. M. Grimm. Frnnl Farm el ee , Fred Gilbert. nke Ten live birds Grimm. Powers , Parmelee A. K. Thomns. J , A. II. Klllott , Ed Pren dergast , J. H. Porter. Ten llvo birds-Porter , P. M. King , Dr M. C. Hrnwn. Fifteen llvo blrds-T. P. Laflln , Gilbert rnrmelee , Elliott , J. W. Den. * llrrtle I.eivU Heat Kittle OiTcn. . Kittle Owens had Dertle Lewis , anothe - colored woman , arrested on a charge o assault and battery and the case came ui for trial yesterday. The two women en ' gaged In a fight and Bertie Lewis pounds the Owens woman with a revolver nd claimed that she had a right to defen < herself with a revolver because her an tagonlst had a knife. , Judge Gordon flne turtle Lewis $15 and costs and she Imme dlately filed a counter claim against letle . Owens , charging her with assault and bat tcry. County Committee. There will btf an Important meeting _ f the Douglas county republican central com ratttoe nt Washington halt Saturday after noon at 2 o'clock , for the purpose of mak Ing arrangements for the holding of prl miry elections f r delegates to the coo fntitcnal nomlmtlig coarentip&B. HART RILLED BY BURGLARS Fatally Wounded by the Hen Who Bobbed Him. BULLET WAS FIRED FROM THE DARK Mnkr a Wholpimle Itnlrt nnd Beenre n Clrent Dcnl of Plunder , Killing the Only Man Who Sought to Thieves held a carnival In South Omaha Tuesday night , six robberies and one shootIng - Ing affair being reported to the pallet ; yes terday morning. About 3 o'clock this morning the saloon of Mlko Hart , Twenty-sixth nnd Q street , was entered and ramsacked. After col lecting a quanlty of clothing In the bar room the burglars visited the upstairs portion tion of thn building , which Is occupied by Hart and his family. Mrs. Hart was awakened by a nolso In the kitchen and called to her husband to get up and see what was going on. Hart jumped from his bed and as he stepped from his bed room door a shot was fired and tbo saloon keeper fell to the floor with o bullet In his neck. The robbers then departed as rapidly as possible , leaving the plunder previously collected lying on the floor. Mrs. Hart realized that her husband was badly Injured and nt once sent for Drs. Kelly nnd McCrnnn. Up on examination H was found that the bullet had entered Hart's neck Just be low the Adam's apple. Although everything possible Is being done by the physicians In charge It Is feared that Hart cannot sur vive. H was learned yesterday morning that entrance to the saloon had been effected by prying open a rear window. At the time of ( he shooting It was too dark In the rooms for Hart to sco the burglars , so that the police are without any description at all. Other Pliicon Iliilihed. The residence of W. L. Holland , manager of the Nebraska Telephone company , at Twenty-fourth nnd Q strees , was entered by means of skeleton keys some time after J. o'clock n. ra. yesterday and several hundred dollars' worth of property carried away. Mrs. Holland lost three rings , ono a diamond , and n purse containing $32 In money. Mr. Holland lost a gold watch nnd a new spring overcoat. In this case the thieves were so careful that they did not awaken Mr. and Mrs. Holland and the robbery was not dis covered until yesterday. Burnt matches were found on the floors of all of the down stairs rooms and from this it is presumed the house breakers made a thorough search of the premises for valuables. Neighbors saw two strange looking racn peering into the windows at the Holland bouse about 8 o'clock Tuesday night , but after loitering about for some time they left. Sometime during the night the residence of W. H. Cressy , 1305 North Twenty-fourth street , was entered and a quantity of clothIng - Ing and a small sum of money carried away. This time the thieves entered through a window. While the Intruders were going through Mr. Cressy's clothing his wife awoke and spoke to him. The thief made a jump for an open window and managed to escape. Thomas Hector's homo at Twenty-third and K was also entered. It was reported the thieves secured $1CO hero , but Mr. Hector - tor says nothing of value was taken. Thompson's saloon at Twenty-fourth and K was visited and drinks and cigars taken. Pat Brosnlhan's saloon at Twenty-fourth and Q also received n. call , but the thieves were frightened away before they got any thing. Hunting the Criminal * . After the Hart shooting affair the police made a thorough search of the city and ar rested nineteen suspicious characters. Sev eral barns along Q street were searched and In each were found tramps sleeping. Box cars In the yards were also searched and quite a number of vagrants found and placed under arrest. All of those now under arrest will be given an opportunity of explaining their actions , but the police are satisfied that thu men who shot Hart and committed the other robberies are still at large. Mayor Ensor announces that he will pay $100 for a burglar dead or altvo. A Cura ol Tliauii . , . I wlah to eay that I feel under lasting ob ligations for what Chamberlain's Cough Remedy bag done for our family. Wo have used It In eo many caeca of coughs , lung troubles and nbooplng cough and It baa al ways given the moat perfect satisfaction. We . feel greatly indebted to the manufacturers of this remedy and wish them to please oc- - cept our hearty thanks. Respectfully , Mrs. S. Doty , Des Molncs , Iowa. Mrs. Doty the wife of Alfred B. Doty , collector for the . United States Express Co. and tvio of their oldest and most trusted employes. , .AMUSEMENTS. . . This afternoon at tbo Crelghton theater special matinee will be given for the benefll Q of the Omaha branch of the Sanitary Aid commission. The entire proceeds will lu oturned to the . over women. The Woodwan1 company will present Its regular bill : "Fanchon , the Cricket. " This piece ha been drawing well all the week. The womei hope to realize a handsome sum from thli performance. , Miss Jennie Kennark , the new leading woman of the Woodward company , came In from the east yesterday mornlug , and los no time In entering upon rehearsals wltl ' her future associates. "Camllle1 Is the plaj In preparation , and an elaborate and costlj : production will bo made , beginning nex ! Sunday und continuing through the week ! , with Miss Kennark In the title role , Mr Smith ns Armand , Mr. Enos as do Vnrvllli lied. and other parts as satisfactorily assigned Miss Kennark Is no stranger to Omaha audl .p ! 11d . cnccs , having appeared hero In various lead Ing parts with the Frawley company , twi years ago , at which time she achieved ai ' Instant and extraordinary popularity nmoni our theater-goers , and made good her rlgh to be reckoned among the best leadlni " women of the day. Since then she has beoi connected with a number of companies onof the highest rank , and up to last Saturda . wn's at the head of tbo Baltimore Stock , on . of tbe strongest repertory organizations li the United States. Camllle Is one of he favorite parts , and sbo Is said to give lera , powerful and moving Impersonation of ho - Ill-fated lady of the Camellias. E. S. Parker , Sharon , WIs. , writes : " , have tried Do Witt's Witch Hazel Solv for Itching piles and It always stops tbet In two minutes. I consider Do Witt' ! Witch Hazel Salve the greatest pllo cur : ou the market. " of Send The Weekly Bee to eastern friend - " during the exposition ; six months for 3 cents. Ilcgln with the Exposition numbe this week. * - Mnrrlnite I.lvcn r . The following marriage licenses were Is - sued yestetday by the county Judge : Is.ge. Name and Address. Agi - Seth Tlbbltts , South Omaha Lella Chace , South Omaha Marcus C. Knudsen , Omaha. K. S. Norregaard , Omaha. . James E , Kllgour. Omaha " Myra Tbeilgart ) , Omaha. E. J. HoUtrom , Bancroft. Neb. . Nora Chambers , Florence , Neb - Fred L. Mauss , Omaha Frances Hauerslck. Omaha : SOUFH OMtyJH jau NEWS Great Indignation was expressed yester day by the citizens vjlien , It became kuown that burglnrs had vliiU ) * } a doten or more places Tuesday nlgh j jayor Ensor came In for a good share , , , , the abuse , nnd got back at the kldierp by offering a re ward of | 100 for a Vurglnr dead or alive. People who are on tho'fttreots a great deal , say that for the lasVjiwrek a gang of criminals has held fofUiion Lower N street , only waiting for a favorable opportunity to round up tbo town. The mayor and other city officials assert that the police force Is not nearly large enough , nnd It was stated yesterday after noon that stops would be taken to Increase the force by the addition of one or possibly two mounted officers. Under the arrange ment now In force the whole First ward north of J street Is without police protec tion. An officer Is supposed to perambulate along Twenty-fourth Btreet ns far north as J street and then turn back to N street. This raid of burglars coming as It hns on top of the release from Jail of the three confidence men has set the citizens to talkIng - Ing about the loose methods In vogue here , nnd some very radical measures are talked of. The police force Is considered entirely Inadequate , nnd It Is stated that a demand for a complete reorganization will be made. The coat , vest and shirt stolen from the residence of W. H. Cressy , 1303 North Twenty-fourth street , was found yesterday In the rear of n barn at Twenty-fifth nnd C streets. Everything of value had been removed from the pockets. Through the as sistance of outside parties the clothing was returned to Mr. Creasy. Chief Brennnn kept the entire police force on the Jump yesterday and last night. About a do/en suspicious characters were added to the collection already on hand , but It Is thought that the right men have not yet been found. Last evening Dr. McCrnnn reported that Mlko Hart was very low nnd that his re covery was doubtful. The bullet , which en tered the lower part of the neck , destroyed a portion of one of the lungs besides never- Ing n number of blood vessels. On account of the course taken by the bullet It Is con sidered dangerous to probe for It , nnd no attempt has been made to recover the piece of lead. Frank Doleznl swells the number of rob beries committed by reporting that nn at tempt was made to enter his saloon at Twenty-seventh nnd Q streets. He asserts that his sleeping room was entered and the keys to the saloon below taken from his trousers pocket. The wrong key was used In trying to open the door , and as the key stuck In the door the thieves gave up the Job. It was necessary for Dolczal to have the door taken from Its hinges before the key could bo released. Intel-rut I > ilfXxt Month. City Treasurer Brpadwell has prepared a statement showing that there will be due nt the state fiscal agency on June 1 the sum of $8,082. This amotluttls divided among the following grading , I paying and sewer dis tricts : Paving dlstrtct/No. / 4 , $1,837 ; grad ing district No. 24 , | ti41 ; grading district No. 23 , $98 ; refundlng..r , ewcr bonds , $1,551 ; Intcrcscctlon pavlngjbonds , $1,601 ; refunding viaduct bonds , $1.932.Jl To meet this pay ment It will be necessary to borrow $ G50 for paving district No. 4 , $ S90 for grading dis trict No. 24 and $62'forJgradlng ) district No. 25. It will also be'ndccSBary to draw war rants on the Interest \jfund In the sum of ' $5.006 to pay Interqstj 'on , gener.albonds as follows : Intersectionliving bonds , $1C01 ; refunding sewer bonds , $1,551 ; refunding viaduct bonds , $1,952. The finance committee of tbe council along with the mayor and treasurer will make the necessary arrangements for the money needed. IniiueHt on Tom liny' " Ilody. Yesterday afternoon Coroner Swanson held an Inquest on the remains of Tom May ! and the jury decided after hc.arlmj th testimony offered that-the deceased came to his death by being run over , etc. The jury further declared that the accident was caused by the gross- carelessness of Charles Beavers , the young1 man who was driving the Herblk milk wagon nt that time. Beav ers testified In his own behalf and asserted that the team became frightened nnd was beyond control when his wagon struck the sulky In which May was riding. Friends of the dead man ore considering the advisability of causing Beavers' arrest. Armour Already Armour's engineers have decided to enlarge largo the ham house flow In course of erec tion and this building will bo made thirty- - two feet longer than the original plans . called' for. This building Is to bo four H.Is stories high and Is being eroded Just cast of the power house. Concrete footings are being placed In the rescr\olr preparatory to the laying of the brick walla. The roof ol the power house nnd the boiler building Is about completed and one of the big Ice ma chines hns been placed In position. It U thought now that It will bo the middle ol Juno before nctlve operations at this plant can commence. a , Cirat - n Tin W M | d I n tc. Tuesday evening was the tenth anniver sary of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McCulloch'i wedding and the Homo Circle club plannei . a surprise party which was carried out t : the satisfaction of all. Great loads of tin- ware were deposited by the guests as the arrived and Mr. McCulloch says that he hai enough tinware to last him for the nex twenty years. A pleasant evening wai spent playing high -ttvo aud other games Delicious refreshments were served prior t the departure of tbo guests for their homes M'lBlf City fJOKHlp. Born To Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Bennett Xt 922 North Twenty-fourth street , a sou. k. A son has been born to Mr. and Mrs . nnd I [ . Charles Krltzer , Twenty-fourth streets. lf William HOBS ha's ' -Just finished a thro : d. ' Klghth cnvalr years' enlistment with the - and Is hero visiting , .relatives. - Business men enl Nj.street complain thn their morning papernhnre stolen from thel doorknobs by persons , fvho go to work early F. B. Johnson of Logan. la. , U spend Ing a few days In tbeclty _ with the Chrlstl boys. Mr. Johnson , resided here In earl days and came over to look after propert of Interests. ' * ; Officer James Sh&a'han has severed hi connection with the police force after eve ; In four years' service.J Officer Shcahan wa always considered a- good man for the posl tlon ho held and wasiwell liked. a i On Saturday evening of this week th women of the ifoBpltal association wll hold a social at Masoplc hall for the pur pose of raisins funds , for the Instltutlor A program Is being . .prepared nnd It 1 hoped that there will be a good nttendanci W. A. Skinner * n bide broker who has a office with the Stockman company , falntc : at the exchange yesterday and It was neces sary to call a phys.'lan. Mr. Skinner \wa removed to bis homo and Dr. Schlndc 33 stated last evening that his patient woul come out all right In a few days. Vlolnteil n Contractor * * Albert Gordon and John Beacon hav . been arrested charged with the violation c rules of the exposition grounds by un loading freight on the premises. The con . tract had been let to Walter Jordlno fc 23 work of this character and a ralsundei 13 standing has arisen as to the rights c 23 competing teamsters. 21 23 Get a map of Cuba and get the best an 20 most complete. The life's combination ma of Cuba , tbo West I miles and of the \vorlt With a Bee map coupon , cu page 2 , 1 cents , at Bee office , Onuxha. South Omaha o Council Bluffs. By mall. U cents. Addrei Cuban Map Department. TWO MOHK. KASTJtr.HS OJT Tltl.tl. . Fnltirr nnd llrodicr < if ConVlptril Man Are t ! | > llf irc JoilKO Nlulmuuli. The prosecution Is making good progress In I the prosecution of tbe case of the State against Joseph and Louis Kastncr , father nnd son , charged with the murder of Officer Dan ' Tlcdeman on the * morning of Juno 9 last. The work of empanelling the jury was ) commenced at 2 o'clock yesterday after noon and nt the hour of adjournment last night , eleven of the twenty-five men called had been passed , so far as challenges for cause were concerned. This morning n largo number of Jurors , summoned especially for this cause , will appear , and with good luck it Is thought that the Jury will bo secured before the noon recess. Until yesterday afternoon It was thought thnt the Kastncrs would demand separate trials , but when they appeared , their at torneys announced thnt they would be tried together. It Is not thought that the case will consume more than two weeks at the j ' most , as much of the testimony adduced i upon the trial of the other defendant , AltI I gust Kastuer , will be eliminated. The u\l- ' deneo of the state upon the main points at Issue will be substantially the same as upon the trial of August Kastner. The at torneys for the defendants maintain that they will have considerable additional ovl- dcnce , but most of It they say will bo brought out for the purpose of strcnRtheti- ig the alibi that was attempted to bo roven when August Knottier was tried. One Minute Is not long , yet relief Is ob- nlned In half thnt time by the use of One llnuto Cough Cure. It prevents consump- lon nnd quickly cures colds , croup , bron- hltls. pneumonia , la grlppo and nil throat and lung troubles. A Mnp of Culm * or Ten Cciitr. The Bee Is giving Its subscribers a chance o keep posted on the movements of troops imi cruisers by means of Its combination imp. The map of Cuba shows all the towns , nllroads and divisions , while fiom the map of the West Indies and mnp of the world on can locate Just where the war ships are .t any time nnd how far they are fiom dlf- crent ports. Cut out a Bee coupon , page 2 , ind bring It to The Bee office , Omaha , South Omaha or Council Bluffs. By mall , enclose n coupon and 14 cents aud nddtess Cuban Map Department. Tliurxtott lllllfN * May PnrJy. A May party was given In the armory of he ThurMon miles last night by the asso ciate members and women friends of tbo company. The proceeds , which were con siderable , were devoted to sustaining the xpenses of the armory during thu absence of the militiamen. Refreshments were served by the young women nnd a revenue was derived from this source also. The affair was unusually well patronized nnd about 200 dancers were on the floor. Those In charge were C. E. White. H. C. Stafford , George H. Glllesplo , W. C. Bartlett. W. E. Cnrdwell. A meeting of the associate mem bers will be held next Monday night to plan further In the Interests of the organi zation. The human machine starts but once nnd stops but once. You can keep It going longest and roost regularly by using DeWltt's Little Early Risers , the famous little pills for constlpatlou and nil stomach and liver troubles. lllull Si'lmol Cmlrtn Drill. The Omaha High School cadets have ar ranged nn attractive program for Friday evening. May 27 , at the new base ball park , Twenty-seventh street nnd Ames avenue. The occasion will bo the annual military tournament of the High School cadets. The four companies of the cadets will compete for the honor of carrying the flag during the coming year. The crack drill company of the cadets will also give an exhibition drill and the Council Bluffs High School , cadets will be among the competing teams. Get a mnp of Cuba and get the best nnd most complete. The Bee's combination mnp of Cuba , the West Indies nnd of the world. With a Bee map coupon , on page 2 , 10 cents , at Bee office , Omaha , South Omaha or Council Bluffs. By mail , 14 cents. Address Cuban Map Department. LOCAL BREVITIES N. J. Davlca nnd Mrs. Mink of 1029 * South Eighteenth street have flltd n com plaint against Joseph Mink nnd will appear against him on a charge of assault. Thomas and Eleanor Burke , who are charged with assaulting a traveling man named Wilson and robbing him of a watch and $200. have been remanded to the dis trict court under a bond of $1.500 each. Charles Miller Is in Jail awaiting trial on a charge of larceny preferred against him by L. Buell ol 313 North Fourteenth street. t Bucll claims that Miller stole three um brellas from him and the umbrellas were found In Miller's possession. Two strangers obtained a team nnd buggy . from Jackson's livery barn. Twenty-eighth - and Harney streets , early yesterday morn : ing nnd have not returned. The men were - heard of at a road house. In East Omaha In a drunl'Bi condition , but tbo route taken .ftom there Is unknown. Mlko Hunt , who Is charged with being one of the three men who robbed Jake Alexander of $50. was given a hearing In police court and remanded to the dlstricl court under $1,000 bond. Dennis Daugh- erty , who Is supposed to be another of the robbers , has also been put under arrest. AT THE HOTELS. Ex > Govcrnor Gllck of Kansas U In the city preparatory to Installing the KnnsnH iixhlblts In the exposition buildings. A enr load ] of products of various kinds for the Agricultural building hns been shipped nnd will arrive In the city today. Pavilions nnd everything In the line of carpenter work that can bo shipped In sections hnvo been made and will be shipped In such condition that the work of preparing to set up the exhibits will be very light. Governor Qllck says that the Kansas stock raisers are delighted with tbo exposition management's action In withdrawing the medals that were to be offered as premiums In the live stock department nnd offering money premiums. Extensive preparations are being made by the owners of big herds nnd n line lot of rattle from Kniuns Is as sured. Governor Gllck hns a movement on 'foot by means of which ho hopes to offer about $1,000 In premiums to Kansas ex- hlbltors Mono and thus Insure a particu larly excellent showing of Kansas live stock. O. II. Dewltt of New York , who Is In Omaha on business nnd has Just returned from a trip to Palm He.ieh , Fin. , nnd other southern senconst towns , enys that people along the count nre In constant dread of bombardment nnd thnt. everyone who could possibly get to thu Interior has done so. All the resorts nre deserted and have been for some time , and the Inhabitant ! ) are wishing for a cessation of hostilities and seem to ex pect that the war will bo of short dutntlon. Mr. Dewltt thinks thnt the policy the gov ernment hns adopted In shipping the men south by degices Is n very wlsu one. The men who nro ct Tampa me In good health and will soon be in condition to move further south. Mr. Dew lit nlsoIMted the troops assembled near ClmttnnooKn nnd snys that they have n Hue camp , nre In good health and the best of spirits. The men In Tennessee nre not nlfectcd to any extent by the heat nnd nro so well acclimated that n trip south to Tiunpa will not bo dunieious to the health of the men as It would hn\u been to transport them to Florida Immedi ately. I'lTIHIIMl I'll I'll ti I'll llllM. J. M. Jnrrell of Dayton. O. , Is nt the Mlllard. J. C. Dlfigs of St. Louis la registered at the Mlllard. W. S. Barker of Dayton , O. , Is stopping at the Barker. Dr. II. Jiimes of Kansas City Is a guest nt the Barker. B. F. Gavy of Milwaukee. WIs. , can be found nt the Barker. Wert Tnylor of St. Louis Is at the Mll lard for a few days. Fred Nnsh has gone to Now York City to remain several weeks. Ex-Governor Ollck of Kansas Is nt the Millnrd for a few days. Mrs. Holmes nnd Miss Brooks of Minne apolis arc at the Mlllard. Mrs. Robert Butler and son are absent on a trip to St. Paul , Minn. T. F. Gallagher nnd wife of Now York nro registered nt the Barker. General Superintendent Stewart of the Omaha line spent yesterday In Omaha. J. F. Gould of Oshkosh. of the Gould Manufacturing company , Is at the Mlllard. H. E. Talbot of Mapleton. In. , nnd U. C. Talbot , Jr. , wlfo nnd child cf Cedar Hapld.1 , In. , are stopping at the Barker. C. H. Lorenz of Chicago Is In Omaha In stalling the exhibit of Norton Brothers , tin platu manufacturers , at the exposition. T. J. O'Connor , formerly engaged In the newspaper business nt Swanton , Neb. , but now the pastor of the Flrat Baptist church at Guthrle Center , la. , Is a visitor In the city. city.E. E. S. Murphy of Nlobrnra , J. H. Zchrlng of Papllllon , M. T. Barnard of Schuylor , L. C. Chapln of Lincoln. C. 0. Cone of Lin coln , J. F. Finch of Fremont nnd C. S. Baker of Fremont are state guests at the Barker. Misses Sophia and Euphcmla Alexander of Nashville , Tenn. , members of the family of Jamca Alexander , the stuff contractor for the Government building , have arrived In Omaha to remain here until thn close of the exposition. | Nebrasknns at the hotels : B. P. Downer E. W. Allen , Arnpahoo ; John McBrlde O'Neill ; C. A. Slgafoos , P. Meyer. William Morse , Fremont : C. U. Draper , Kdlson ; J E. Smith , Beatrice ; A. M. I'rleat. J. C . Dahlman. Fred Whltham. L. I' . Sine. Llu- coin ; J. B. West , KUBhvlUe : G.V. . White- niter. Kearney ; A. G. Willis , nod Cloud ; C. II. Council. Valentine : E. M. Shaw , Stunton : W. T. Mason , Humphrey ; Jame ; Allan , I'enrter ; P. W. Barber. Hastings ; Theodore C. Koch. PuIIerton ; M. B. Huffman - ' man , Nellgh ; T. B. Herd , Central City ; Nelson Grlmsley and son , Wayne ; n. M. Allen. Ames ; Mrs. J. W. Starr. Steele City L. T. Armstrong , Elm Creek ; P. M. Wll- son , Clark Wilson , Stockham ; John Mulkle l A. Merrltt and son , Mlle Warreiv Crelgh- I ton ; B. H. Brlggs , Brewster. I Get a map of Cuba end get the beat anc most complete. The Bee's combination mat of Cuba , the Wast Indies and of the ivGilJ t With n Bco map coupon , on page 2 , 1C icents ; , nt Bee olHce , Omaha , South Omaha o ; Council DlUifa. By mall , 14 cents. 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