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THIS OMAHA DAILV lllilSr "MONDAY , SIOl'TKM HICK 5 , IHJI8.
InlT tidi-Krnphii "Howard , the war corrp-
npondent wan killed at the taking of Oin-
durtnan "
It In bflliived that the Sirdar refitrs to
lion. Hubert ( ! ) ! * Lyulph Howard , second
HO ti of tin- Karl of f'arlhlc
LONDON. Sot 4 The War oOlce Imi
received HIM following dlnnatch from ( Ion-
era ! Kltrhoner , dalH Saturday evening'
"The ri-tnnant of the Khalifa's force hag
Mirri'mlerod and I have now a very large
number of prisoners on my hiinili.
"Our cavalry and gunboats are still pursuing -
suing the Khalifa and hi * chit-fa , who with
only about 110 fighting mnn are npiiarontly
making for Kordofan. "
llrlnlln of ( lir Ail atiri * <
LONDON , Kept 4 The Dally Telegraph
iHfiUf.s A Mpeclar edition with the following
dot U of the movements of \ \ > dncsd y
nnd Thursday , telf-graphc-d from Nasrl
This ( WfilnoMilav ) morning the Anglo
Kgyptlati troops t c-gan thu mhnncc In three
brigades , sldo by Hldo , with a front H mile
wldo , the army giving the Impression of a
vast Hfimn | > , with fuci-s each a mlle long
Our ia\alry occupied Jebel Sheikh I'lill.
threw miles ahead , at 0 o'clock , and an
hour later our Infantry had arrived at the
banks of the river , which was Hooded at
that point fully a mlle Inland.
Ileru the force hailed a whllo and then
proceeded The troops trotted forth , but
only tv few scouts were aim under th1
command of Abdt-1 Ilakl. a dervish e.t.lr ,
who fell h.uk rapidly without u contest ,
In a village wu passed a number of
charred and mutilated bodies wore found
lioillm of natives suspected of spying nnd
killed by the derv lobes At 7 o'clocn th < s
Maxims llred a few rounds , watte-rlng a
body of ilc-rvlshea In the bush. Then then.
was a lull until noon , though the cavalry
and camel corps were several miles In ad-
\nncti and In the rear of the low hills
around Kerrerl The gunboats signaled that
fiOO dervish horsemen were moving west
upon thci Kgyptlan right The lancers on
the left trotti-d to Intercept the enemy , the
tarnol corps supporting Hut the dc-rvlsbis
slipped luck to their camp In the bush a
mlle Inl.ind , a c.imp consisting of an old re
doubt of Kurrcrl.
The lane on ) advanced through the hill
passes and got within a mlle of Kerrerl
Then twoolllci-rs went ahead und discovered
that there wuro many flags In the del /Ish
cmnp They were tlrixl upon and eventu
ally their mounted force returned to Sur
Ural ) , liiKldu the Xerena
( ; Million I * lo Iemll5 Work.
During the afternoon the- gunboats shelled
the derviKh camp for soveial hours appar
ently doing much damage. A number of
dervishes who had Moil to the hush to escape -
capo Urn shells surrendered during the
I'VBnlng Among the refugees were the
Hhelk of Kurrerl and a grandson of KUT-
shld I'asha
This ( Thursday ) morning. In spite of n
flerc niliixtoiin which continued all liist
night and until 9 o'doik today , thc > army
advance-el at 5 o'clock and found Kerreri
descried The lanters on the left and the
ngyptlan cavalry and camel corps on the
light lulvnnced six miles ahead of the In
fantry , which niarchec. In n siU.ne | , llrlga-
dler Cennr.il s Lyttlelon's battalions leading
The lancers got within a mile of Omdur-
man and saw the dome of the inahdl's tomb
( Kubbel el Mabcli ) . 'lull island nnd the p.ilni
trees of Klwrtin in
Drawn up In five divisions , with a wing
thrown b.uk , wai the Khalifa's army , Its
ppenrs and swords glistening In the sun-
Hblno , ariajed nortliwost of thn town in
the desirt. The tents of the camps ware-
on the north i-lde of the town In the cen
tral divisions was an enormous number of
banners , Including one of blue and one of
A n umbel of nuuiilcc ! dervishes galloped
forward and our dismounted troops 111 eel
upon them hitting several nnd driving oil
of our cavalry
the remilndc-r Two tqiiuilrons
alry piislnd lo within Sim > ards of the
enemy who then advanced our l.inccrs and
the Egyptians lotlrlng Tl- - > gunboats nre
now ( Thuiwliy afternoon ) bombarding me
fort i at Omduimau and Khartoum.
Khalifa Abdull. with bis harem , ami Os-
man DlBina. ' l'rl ' l 'i1'1' ' ' K'ni'r'11m" ' }
to escape but. Abdullah's banner and tjinu-
uands of prlscmeis are In our hands It I"1
estimated that U.0nn of the- enemy were
slain. Our total casualties were about 500
Nii flNI'Nliw of H
LONDON , Sept i II.ill C'jinc. the novel
ist. before sailing vestei.Hy for New York
mild bo expected to speak In Now Yoik I nd
Washington on "Tho NV-emitv of Anglo-
American Alliance. " whit n would bo the
"greatest possible factor In promoting the
world's pence. " It would be notlu'iR short of
criminal. Mr Calne declared. "If the nitlons
did not accept the cir's invitation to a con
ference to discuss disarmament. "
111.
< IIMTII ol Pritiimrk
LONDON , Scut G The Copenhagen
correspondent of the Daily Mall says The
Illness of the ciueen of Denmark has taken
a serious turn She has suffered n
liemorrh.iEu nnd for a long time was
Bpeeehless and unconscious. H Is feared
a crlslu Is Imminent.
FIRE RECORD.
C'ellilloltlVorKn Hum.
NRW YORK. Sent. 4 lire In the New-
V'ork (1ellulold works nnd nelRhborliiK bulld-
Inca at Nt-wnrk , N. J , elld fully $200.000
diitmiKo lonlKht. The lire started In the
( onvertlnu department and In a few mln-
lltt'B Bpread to other bulldinKS. homo of
whleh WITH filled with families who were
VMilchlnt ; the * lire. Most of the BurroundliiK
bulldliiKS VMTO three stories lilRh and were
occupied by people working In tbo fnctory
They were rescued with tllffculty nnd most
of them lost nil their houpehold Koods
Fourteen persona were Injured nnd taken
to hospltnls. Fomo of the persons being
lerlnusly binned.
I'I re In > < > orl. .
Ni\V YOU1C , Sept. 4 1'lre this afternoon
totally deslroed the Kast Sldo lloulevnid
Horn , Ilubber and Ivory works. Loss on
bulldliiK $12.000.
* Minllui' > \lil Vleellnii.
Thorn will be > a iiiei IIIIK of the Ladies'
Saiiilarld inmml > ion at the armorv of
ithn TlmrMoii Itllbs Sevt nteentli niul Doug
laa streets this morning ut 10 oilutU.
FtlnmlU. tht- * to in a Hi
rome the1 IiM-r cnr biliotn
ness , In adHi-lie * dizzim HI
four lU mm h. < m tlitti" |
f > tc Price * 33 c-fntH s. id by all
Tli * onlr I'illi to Uk wltti lluotl't S
The Omaha Dee
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Present this Coupon with
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A Map of the West Indies.
And a Mapoftlio World ,
Hy Mull 14 ccnte.
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BY MAIL , SclJXTKA. f
Iwili'i'iMi c i iM'i' p/\i t p/"t < fiii
POKIER ASA I'iihtOLLUiOR '
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Something Moro About Uio Secretary of
State's Wonderful Record.
FACTS SCALE DOWN HIS BOAST GREATLY
lie Dliln'l Hiinilli' tinl.lir e Sum I'alil
l > > I fir I nloM I'nt'llliHIM ) Ills
ieiit" IN
| il ) tlt'rleal.
LINCOLN. Sept I ( Special ) Ono fea
ture of the fee collections In the oilier of
secretary of state that Is causing tnuch com
ment Is the manner In which the J13.COO In
corporation fee of the Union I'aclflc was
paid. The campaign circulars In booming
Secrelar > Porter assert that the past
eighteen months he has collected and turmd
Into the state treasury over $20,000 In fees.
The fact is that a very small proportion of
this amount has passed through the secre
tary's cilice. The fee from the Union Pa
cific company was never entrusted to Secre
tary Porter for a single moment , but was
paid direct Into the treasury by the agent
for the company. The only thing the secre
tary's department had to do with the mat
ter was to record the copy of the articles
filed there , which took a few hours' work for
one cl-rk The painent of the fee was not
brought about by any "management" on the
part ot Porter and the popocratlc cam
paigners who are calling attention to the
"large Increase of fees under Porter's man
agement of the olllce" and who are neglectIng -
Ing to mention the change In the law whlih
brought about this Increase could adhere to
the truth more closely If they would revise
their figures , deduct the amount of the Union
Pacific fee from thes total amount said to
have been collected and show that Porter
ha-s turned only $7.000 Into the treasury In
stead of $20.000 as the popocratlc circulars
have IL
The big fee from the railroad company
was paid Into the treasury shortly after the
supreme court had rendered Its decision on
the construction of the constitution , holding
that the secretary of state , as well as other
ofllclals aside from the treasurer , had no
right to accept any fees for any purpose.
Under the light of the actual facts the pas
sage of the new fee law , the pa > mcnt of the
Union Pacific fee direct to the treasurer and
the judicial construction tnat all fees must
be- paid into the treasury by person desiring
ftervh e to bo performed the popocratlc
claim of "superior management" on part of
Secretary Porter and of the large amount of
money accounted for by bis olllco Is being
turned Into ridicule.
Lincoln I , iii-al .Not c * .
Mr nnd Mrs Chailes Ilrjan have wel
comed n babv girl at their home. Ml Hran
Is a brother ofV J llrjan
Mrs S C Klllott ancl Miss Stella Hlllott
have relumed lo Chicago aftei three weeks
among frknels In this city.
Ti'o public schools of the city will open
toinonenv morning The parochial schools
will alho begin the j ear's sessions.
The Hist legular meeting of the .Minis
terial obsoclation will take place Mondaj
nun n , .11 ; at the Young Men's Cliiistlnn assoc -
c uuon building
Itcv. rri'd A Slufp has resigned his pas
torate at I'manuel Methodist church to nc-
ce-pt the chair of HngllHli literature at the
Weslc'van univeislty at University Place
The local leunlon committee has sent out
an invitation to the new ve ti'nns of the
leei-nt war to attend the reunion which
takeb place in this city , September 13 to 17
Itev. William II Munss has ucncpted a
call to the pastorate ot the Tirst Congie-
gntlonal chinch lie takes the place nmdo
vacant by the resignation of Itev. Lewis
Gregory
IM Morgan living nt IBll D titrcet , fell
backwards from a railing on N and Klorcnth
streets lost night nnd sustained severe
bruljes He fell ten fcit Into an aieawiiv
and was catrie-d up unconscious. Ho was
badly cut on ( ho nos * ; and forehead.
Monday aftoinoon the llnals In singles
will be played at the tennis tourname-'it
that is going on at the' grounds on G street
Love-land and Kartibwoith will contest for
the possession of the prl/e rncke-t and the
championship The contest will be the best
three out of five' bet" .
The republican county central committee
met jesterday afternoon and airange-d for
the holding of a delegate convention to nom
inate a candidate for district Judg" . the
date being set for September 20 The pri
maries will bo held on Hie 11th At this
date It seems that the contest between the
candidates for the nomination will be nar
rowed down to two men The fusion forces
will hold their nominating convention
Thursday afternoon
The funeral of Harry HotchUiss took
place at 2 o'clock this afternoon at Repre
sentative ball in the capltol building A
very largo cotuourt-o of people was present
Men burs ol the Odd rellows , Daughters of
llebekah , Uniform Hank of Modern Wood
men. Modern Woodmen , Keel Men. Giand
Army ol the Ilopubllc , lodges of wiileu the
ilfCcastHl wab n member , were piesent m
bodies raid took part In the funeral , iro-
cemioii to Wyuka cemetery A good many
people fiom out of the- city were present
to attend the obsequies.
' afternoon fu-
At 130 o'clock jestonlay
lural services were held over the remains
ot John O Phillips. Dr. W M. Hindman.
pastor of the Plm Picsbytcilan church.
conducted the services in the piescnco of a
large number of fi lends of the decease ! .
Miss Getner. Mrs. Mark Woods. C \ \ .
Kettcrlng and Mr. Ilumstead comprised a
nuarti't that bang appropriate songb. A very
In go numler of Moral designs were sen.
the Young Men s
The lluillngton. emplojes
Christian niotlnllim nnd the clns.8 of S7
of the High school sent lloral emblems
lluilal was atjuko _
Monument lo Old solillrrx.
HEATUICK , Neb , Sept. 4 ( Special )
The War department , through the solicita
tion of Haw llns Post No 35. Grand Army
of the Republicasslsted b > General Colby ,
has finally granted or donated to the post
a big S-lnch selg < > gun usul at Fortress
Monroe during the civil war. nlbo a number
of x inch shells. The gun weighs nearly
lliiOO pounds , nnd Is awaiting shipment to
Hi ati Ice.
Mt inhere of Hawllns post , realizing the
fan that the gun or columblod Is almost
too laige for the original purpose intended ,
to In placid on the soldiers1 lot In the old
c tnu tory and that the kindly donation of
thu goveinment was even more inunlllcent
than lould be hoyed for. these members of
the test will sUKgcst to the post that the
Kim be placed In the court house } ard
mounted on an appropriate pedestal , so that
It may be n monument to the valor and
In memor ) of nil the soldiers of Ongo county
In the civil war. Indian wars and war of
1SKS
It Is thought that the Hoard of Super
visors will assist In making this monument
a nublo one and that stone plates suitably
inscribed maj bo placed on the pedestal ,
iniblnzonlni : the achievements of the sol
diers of Gage count } of every war In which
the > were engaged.
The proposition meets with popular favor
and ( he more It Is talked of the more pop
ular it In comes The matter will bo taken
up ut the next meeting of the post and
th ic- Minis to be but Illlle doubt that the
plun will be enthusiastically adopted
t.ooil iilcol of
roLl'MHUS , Neb. Sept. I ( Special )
Fo.in of tlu strongest arguments In favor
of irrin itlon are hanging up in the offlco of
the Nebraska Central Irrigation company
In thu city Slde > by sldn are sampler
of torn from ( he sanio farm tagged ' 1 was
Irrigated ' and "I was not " The lesson Is
a vcr } strong ono and does more for Irriga
tion In ten minutes than agitation would In
thai man ) } tfnra It has donu much in the
wa ) of diversified farming as a trip thro'igh
n iiit > ; , iiil di in is will bhuu One will
DC I mull IU MB of popcorn , ( obaoo. peanuts - j i
nuts sweet politoes , ctkrj cu besides
I the regular < rops. A strong move In being
made nou to locate a ditch for Irrigating
ptlrpone * along ( he fnnth side of thr Lottp
rlter and when thin will be completed It will
reclaim a larx tract of hind which Is now
considered almost worthless.
Cri-lubl Trnln It-IK4-1 a Pnrrliiui' .
OOMJMHUS. Neb. . Sept. 4. ( Special Tele
gram ) An extra freight on the Union Pa
cific branch this morning crashed Into a
buggy about twenty miles north of here , In
stantly killing both horses and demolishing
the carriage. The Injured nre
Mrs. Mnry Ixihaus , CO } cars , right cl.iv-
Iclo fractured nnd t\\o severe cuts on the
face.
Joe Schulen , 0 } enrs , frontal boue broken
and two scalp wounds , may tile.
Physicians were called from this city nt
once and an operation was performed upon
the boy. removing some of the bones of
the head. The parties were returning from
church. It Is not known who was to blame
for the accident.
I'litlle Comic's .MiirtKllne ItiTord.
COLUMHUS. Neb , Sept. 4 ( Special )
Platte count } has made another good show
ing In the mortgage Indebtedness record for
the month of August. IS'iS ' , the releases on
farm real estate exceeding the amount of the
filings by over $ ' ,000. The following Is a
cop } of the record Farm mortgages filed
during the month , fifteen , aggregating $10.-
02004. farm mortgages released , twenty-six ,
amounting to $21.115 SS , town and city mort
gages filed , eight , $1,883 , town nnd city
mortgages released , seven , $2,510 , chattel
mortgages filed during the month , forty-five ,
JlO.ninoi , chattel mortgages released , thir
teen , $11,37571. Sheriff ancl other deeds In
foreclosure during the month , two.
l > rlluiN ( In Trouble.
DAKOTA C1TV. Neb . Sept. 1 ( Special )
n F. Sawor , n member of the village
board of Jackson , upon order of the board
} csterday swore out a complaint for the
arrest of T J. Walsh , who operates a drug
store nt Jackson , charging him with keep
ing and selling Intoxicating liquors without
a village license or druggist's permit.
Sheriff Dorowsky searched Walsh's prem
ises nnd located about thirty gallons of
liquors , which were turned Into Judge
Rnn's court , nnd Walsh gave bonds of
$200 for his appearance the Cth lust Walsh
was n prominent candidate for postmaster
at Jackson under the administration , but
waa defeated by James Flnn.
Killed lij Mrjflinliie.
HUMHOLDT , Neb , Sept. I ( Spcclnl Tel
egram ) Mrs Gcorso W. Hawley , wife of
Rev. George W. Hawley. IIvine about two
miles north of this city , died suddenly
about 7 o'clock last ovenlns from the
effects of a dose of strvchnlno taken by
mistake for hcndncho powder. Promptly
summoned physicians used antidotes with
out result nnd she died In convulsions
within nn hour after taking the fatal dose.
Mrs llawlcy was nn exemplary woman nnd
the trngedv has east a gloom over the com
munity The deccnbcd was about 10 } ears
of age nnd leaves a husband nnd four chil
dren
lliiililt- Democratic Con v en I Ion.
DAKOTA CITY , Neb , Sept I ( Special )
SK persons responded lo the call for a
demoeiiitlc mass convention lo meet In this
place } esterday afternoon to select nine
tic-legates to attend the Kighth senaloilnl
convention nt I'mcison on September 7 , and
selected the following delegates John Ash-
ford , Set ilrenvnlllinm Foltz. 13 H. Wil
bur , Henry Cain , John Conners , D. C.
lltifTeriiaii. Thomas Sullivan , jr. , W. T.
Haitlett. The delegates were instructed for
Thomas Sullivan , , jt. , of thU county for
Menator.
I'lllli-i-lll of ' ! ! * MliieluillNe.
HASTINGS , Sept 1 ( Special ) The fu
neral 8'ivlccs of Miss lamina Stinehouso , who
fell dead on the street Friday evening , were
held at 5 o'clock this afternoon nt the resi
dence of Mrs. Tanner , Rev G. K. R. Folsom
olllelatlng Appropriate music was rendered
and the se-rvlces were largely attended. The
tcmalns were shipped to Culbertson this
morning for Interment.
\Viiiil to MiiNler Out Thin ! % c1 > rniUn.
LINCOLN , Sept 4 Governor Holcomb
telegraphed to Washington today asking If
It was possible to secure an honorable dls-
ihnrge for the members of the Third Ne
braska on their application Private * odvlc"s
from Jacksonville telling of four deaths In a
week and nn Increase In the ulck list
prompted the governor's action.
( ilrl llri-nUH Her Arm.
DAKOTA CITY , Neb. . Sept. 4. ( Special. )
Miss Mary McAllister , the 18-year-old
daughter of ex-County Attorney J. J. Mc
Allister , while mounting a hoisc missed her
foothold and fell to the ground , breaking
her right arm The } outiR woman walked
two miles to this place to have the tincture-
rudticed
tltijor HiiM-M-ll Thorpe Killed.
CHADRON. Neb , Sept I Major Russell
Thorpe , ono of the prominent figures of the
westein country was killed near Lusk , Wo ,
} csterday as a result of a runaway ncchlont
He was Interested In Hlaclc Hill mining en
terprises nnd owned s-omo of the largest
cattle ranches In Woming
DEATH RECORD ,
HiiNNi'll 'I'lioriie.
CIIADUON , Neb , Sept 4 ( Special Tele
gram. ) llussell Thorpi' , a prominent cattle
man of WomlnR , vvas killed yesterday
evening near LusU , Wyo . by being thrown
from a buggy lie wns driving from Lusk
to his cattle ranch at llavvbide Ilutte. Wyo ,
and It Is thought that the sho-k of the run-
awa } brought on apoplexy which caused his
death , llussell Thorpe , Jr. arrived In this
city this morning from Chicago nnd wns In
formed of his father's diath He left for
Lusk nn a special train to assume chiirgc of
Ills futhoi's extensive Interests Mr Thorpe
wa hugely Interested In Uluck Hills mlno.s
besides his \Voming ranch The body will
bo taken to Madison. WIs. , for Interment.
'Mar.i Kiii-IT.
NKIIKASKA CITY. Sept. I. ( Special )
Miss Mary Koeff tiled } esterdny of a com-
pHcntlon of discabes , ngeel 29 years She
was the daughter of the Into C. II. Kocff
and wns born and rented In thin city. She
tins been n teacher In the public schools
here for mnny } cars.
Dropped Dentl In I InI'lllpK. .
SrillNC.KIKLI ) , O. . Sept. 4. Hev. James
Stephenson of Jamestown , O , dropped tle-ad
from heart trouble In the pulpit hero thU
mnrnliiK at High Street Methodist church at
thu beginning of his sermon.
i'ir.Tii : PAI.I. 01 T.
If Too Miii'li Soft rood In l'm-tl.
nentiKts nnd physlclnns maintain thnt If
mankind nlun > a ate soft food , the teeth
would finally drop out. Hcasonnblo rcstst-
aiii-u In Krlnding food , strengthens nnd adds
to the liftof ( ho teeth.
Chcvting Is the method nature Intended by
nhiih the necessary juices cnn be brought
out of the guinx.
Thsso fncta wore remembered by the orig
inator of drape-Nuts , and those who enjoy
the new fool will appreciate how It Is pos-
lblo to produce a food that U U nn absolute
pleasure to masticate.
Add to this a flavor , crisp and satisfying.
Biid r. well ted feeling nfui the mtal and
the popularity of Crape-Nuta Is nut elifllc ult
to unde-rsund
Tin } are made by the I'ostum Co at
Battle Creek , Man
'SHUTS ' JUT THE SPIDERS'
nil at
Cincinnati Gives Cleveland Defeat in n Hot
" " " -I1 Buttle.
BREITENSTEIN ifllE HERO OF THE AFFAIR
Illo Woiiil 'rfi ? ) AVorK on Ilir Slab
Mnlii'i JJi'tor } for tin1 Hcilw u
I'lti'l \lfn\v \ * Wnll i > Hn
( li-l'limi * vv llti inni- : .
OINTlN'N.m. Sept 4. HrelteiiBleln
pitched a vronelcrful game today. Cle\eland
had ele\en men left on bases , live of them
on third , but could Hot score. Powell , too ,
was effective after the'third Inning. Attend
ance , S.700. Score :
CINCINNATI
H H O A K It II O A i :
cf.t Z 4 0 0 IlitrKrll. If . t U i' 1 0
Ib. 0 0 7 19 Mt-AI tt > r , rf 0 0 2 0 0
00500 \VnllAii' , Sb 0 t 2 0 0
Mi I'hoiJb 0 MrKPHii , n 0 o cj 1 o
Miller , Sb t 1 100 Ti lii'iui. 'b 00340
Cure n , as .0 0 2 4 1 O'Connor , IbO Ml 0 0
Irwln , 3b . . .0 e ) 0 0 o = 400
0 I" ! 0 1 Ulnkr , rf 1000
llr't-tt n , p > 0 01 10 I'mv.'ll , p . .0 0 0 1 0
'VouiiB . . . .0 0000
Totals ,2 S 17 10 Total * . . . . 0 5 21 9 0
liattod for I'owc-11 In ninth.
Clne-lnniitl . . . ' . 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 -2
Cleveland 00000000 0 0
IJ.irnetl run Cincinnati , 1 Two-luse hits :
MeUrlde. Miller , Critter Three-base' hit
Miller. .Slok'ii base , lllakv DoubliiihtVM. .
Tfbeau to O Connor to Mcl'neeCorieiian
to Vauchn rirMt on bulls. Hy Hrcitenstiln ,
4 , by I'owell , 1. lilt by pitched ball. ly !
1'ow ell , 1 Struck out. Hy Uicllcnsteln , 1 ,
by 1'oXM-ll , , " 'rinieof guine. Une hour nnd
Iiri\-li\e minutes. Umpires. IJrtisllo and
McDonald.
CiilonolM 'I'liLi' TITO Hurt * .
LOflSVILLH , Sept I Instead of playIng -
Ing two games on Labor day , the Colonels
nnd Drowns playfd u double- decker this
afternoon Thellr.xt eonttst WUH a pltchi-is'
battltnnil wns wem bv the home team In
thi' clt'M'iith Inning The Hetond game- was
n farce , thu Colonels scoiini ; nine- runs In
the lirst InnliiK. Attendance , 2,000 Scoie ,
llrst came :
I.OUIS
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flarko. If . U 0 4 0 U IJowJ. rf . . .0 0 0 0 1
lliij. ef . . 0 J 3 1 0 Ktriui'l , cf 00200
\tt-r , rf . 00100 IIHIUJIf . 00210
Wugiur , Sb .0 1 0 2 1 C'IXMS. 3b 00200
l > iKtr , Hi .2 3 IS 0 0 IJulmi , 3I > .10240
Hltclipy. 2b 0 3 2 2 1 Tuck.T , 111 0 1 10 0 0
c'llnuin n , mO 0 1 4 0 Hufili'li , c 01340
Iv'trlJse , c 0 1 0 S 0 Smith , S3 0 1 4 4 .1
M.igof , p . . .0 0 0 8 0 Cars * ' } , p . . .0 1 0 4 0
Totals . . .2103313 2 Totali . 1 4'IS 17 4
Two out when winning run was scored
Loulsvlllo 00000000101-2
St. Louis 00000010000-1
Stolen bane : Oeekor. Three-base hit : Hoy.
Sacrlnee hit Sueden Flist base on balls.
Off MIIRCC , II , oil Carsey , 1. Struck out. liy
Magec0 , by Cai.sey , 1 lilt by pitched
ball llailey Left on bases. Louls\llie. 8 ,
St Louis , Tltncof game Ono hour nnd
fifty minute's Ulnplie : O Day.
SeolesicOnd
I/3t IS.
U H \ I It H n A H
Clarke , If . . Dow J , 00000
Hny tf 1 'J c ) 0 0 rf . 0 0 0 0 0
rf . .1400 0 llailey , If . .i 1 1 0 0
icr 3b .1 , 2. 1,2 , 1 . .Ib
r , Hi 2" in 1 0 Cjiilnn. 2b 01140
HlUln-y. 'b f 1 ! M 0 Tuiki-p , Ib
t'IlnRiyn. es.1 < 2i 3 * 3 1 M fftlen , o . II 1460
PuuerH , c . . .2. 3 3 0 0 .Smith , us 00 321
AltrixK , i > . .1 2130 I'allnlmn , p 0 0 0 0 0
Tnjlor. p , .l 0 020
li .0 1 000
Tnl-iH 14'52 21 ID 3 Tbtab . . . B S 21 15 2
Lemhnlllo ' . . . . . ' -14
St. Louis .00302000-5
H.iriifil luns Loulsxille- , St. Louis , 2
Tvto-l isp iittsi. Cl.uko , De-Mi-i , I'owtrs
Homu runs Clm KP. 1'owrs Cross Stolen
IniSL-s Di-iKSr Ilt-xter WiiBiiei. Klist base-
on li.illii onlti Kk 2. oil I'.ill.illin , 2. iilT
Sulll\.iii , i Stiuck nut H } AltiOtk. 3 , liv
Sulllvnn " Left nn li.tsi-s Louisville , 7.
St Louis. S 'Plmof Kiimi * . Une houi and
forty mlmitct ) . Umi'lie. U Day.
citiiniiiiii ti\fM ; u AMU ) .
C1IICACO , Ht-pt I Calliihaii'S \\llelness
was n-snonslblo lor HIiral ol I'ltlHbuiKH
lima toda > . Jle toientl cine In at theBt.irt ,
' K ivn u babe' und hit A liatsmaii In tin-
i Mlxth , bnth tuinlnn Into inns on .1 little *
i lucky blttlliK .McColinick s lleldiiiK was the
lillstiml ft-aturo ot thu Kiunu. Attcnilance ,
] 7.SO ) Score :
riTTblllJIU !
It II O A K u n o \ i :
Kjati , If . . . .1 1000 DonoMin , rf 0 0 7 0 1
rf 1 110 ci'llilrn. cf U 1 3 0 0
Mes 'mX 111 0 0 i ; i i Mcf'lli ) , If 2 3 0 0 0
Dalil'n , s . 1 1 3 3 0 CluiU , Ib . 1 800
liver tl. Ib .1 1 It 0 0 I'lnldon. 2b 1 0 4 1 0
LtliKif 00200 tire , 3b
2b 00230
Donahue- e.0 1 1 1 1 Johrtve'r , c. . 0 a 2 1 0
iM.llirti.in , p 0 1 1 4 o ; llhlnes , p 0101 0
Totals . . . . 4 8 27 IB 2 Totals . . C 11 Z
( 'hie-ago II 1 1 0 0 0 0 2 0-1
Pittslmrg 0-C
Karncd runs : Chicago , 1 , Plttsbuig , 2
; Left cm bases : Chicago , 7. PittHbuig , 7.
Two-base'lilts. Clink , flray Three-base hit.
H > an Siuillleo bits' McConnltk , Calliihnn
Stolen basc : Dahlen , l > c-rltt Double
plavs. Connor to IXihlen to Hverltt. Mc-
I'cirmlck to Connor. Stiuck out Bj Ilblnc's.
2 Daso on balls : Oft Callaban , , off
Ithlnis , 1 Wild plteb Hhlnes lilt with
ball. Donahue , Padden Time of game :
Ono houi and tll'U minutes. Umpire's.
Svvartwood and Warner
STANDING OK TIIH THAMS
I'laitd Won. Lost. Per C.
Cincinnati 113 7 43 ( V ! 9
lioston 114 72 42 U12
lialtimoro Ill G9 42 (122 (
Cleveliind Ill CT 47 HSS
' Chicago 117 C3 : > i 5Tib
i New Vtllk 115 K. : .12 Dl S
. Plttsburg 121 00 Gl 49 r
I Philadelphia Ill 33 M 49.1
I Lciulsvlllo 119 GO 69 420
Hrooklyii 109 41 OJ ; ; D 1
Washington Ill 40 74 311
St Louis 120 22 KS 2fi7
( iainis today ( two at eaub place ) : Wn.sh-
Ington at Uostoii , Nuvvoik at Ifrookljn ,
Plttsbuig at Chicago , Cleveland at Cincin
nati : Si Louis at Louisville , Maltlmoie at
Philadelphia.
hf ( itis or TIII : WISTIUN : : i.r.tr. ; .
KIIIINIIM CKj ( it\i" < HitMllltTN a llm-il
.Sflbai'K.
KANSAS CITV. .Sept -In the nfth the
nines Imiii lu-il Mia and the Milkis Uuiulud
errors. Score :
n H H
Kiinxas City . * 12 14 1
.Mililli-apulj ) . .000010000-1 4G
Ilattfii-.s Kansas t'lty , Oeler. Wilson
and llouhen , .Miniieapulls , .McXeili } ancl
Ulxoii
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Sept -Today's 1 I
ilciiilile'-hc ailcr.s ullli Culiinibu.s wire du-
clured off un account of lain.
MILWAUKKL3 , \ \ Is , Supt. I-lInid bat
ting und good lMdibr ) ! ) won thellrat g.tme
for the leaders , ! Tliu uocond way called at
the end of the sc\y.nth Inning to let both
teams catch thrii4 trains McDonald's pile h-
ing W.IH the f iituro of the secund game-
Score , llrst gllllle' . i
Il.II n.
Milwaukee . . . 0 112 0 1 0 0 1 l- ( , 1,1
Detroit . . . . , it ) 0020000 0 2 0 0
liatlerlc'S. Mltvvaukee , Terry and Speei ;
Detroit , IJriggs npi } Wilson.
Scoie , second game :
) ' ' II. H K.
Mllwaukeo .j . .ft 102000 ft o & u
Detroit . . . . „ . , . , , 0 1 0 0
Hatteries- Milwaukee . McDonald and
Speer. Detroit , Irvvln and liuelow
ST PAl'L. K < ] it. 1--SI Paul and St .lu-
fieph split evi'ii today Comlskey a m > n
could not hit CHnit v In the llrst , while- the
hits off Phylo vvero bunched I'hjlo
pitched both glun n and did bis hc-xt in the
bccond Score , fUsA tjame- .
St Paul . . .1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1 u " .i
St Joseph . . . ,0 < l ! 0 0 0 0 1 I 0-7 12 1
Hatteries : SI , I.'HOl , Phylo and Spies , St
Joseph , Carnny and Ilolllngsworth.
Score , second game :
St Paul . 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 - ! 0 'o
St Jos ph . . . . 0-3 8 5
Untterles St. Paul , Phylo and Spit-s. St
Joseph , Wndsworth nnd HulllncMvvorth
STANDING OK TIIIJ TKAMS
Plavcil Won Lost Per C
Mllw..ukeo . S7 78 4J 1,1 t
Indlunapolls . 120 73 47 < > " S
Kansaa City . 122 73M 49 5'J S
Columbus . Ill M SO 1
SOK
St Paul . 131 C9 K 5Sfi
Uotroit . 121 HO "G S-iO
Ku Joseph . IS ) 4t 79M SI J
Minneapolis . 127 43 M , U 9
( James today ( two at each place ) Mil
waukee nt Indlnnapolls , Columbus at ! > -
trolt , Minneapolis at St Paul , Kansas i'n >
nt St Joseph
MILWAlMCnn , WIs , Sept 4 - irry
Cocluins , who madia national repuiiil..n .
fin Ins work as lialllii. k on thu Wlaeunsln
uri'.iMt > < -lt \ > n will i-lay with Hnrxui'l
Ihl- 11 1 i\ - Ul i' sill IMIIIIII of
pulit .IH.iji.t nit nt vib ciovcrnor &to-
ii. i-l vv is I , iriri'l l in fr..in a eleTk.ilup ,
thu t ii ir > uf v > bi > b hc-ipcu i > a > his cx-
'
IK uses Un will Ink Ihn law inurm * nt
lliiivnrd and will Kienlty xlietmtlien th
tflllll ( If Illll IdK 'vINtelll Illllvelllll )
Mvnn TIII : > I \T.i. IN run MNIII.
Ali'liUcm ( ilif , Air. Kcllli n III ! of
llt'iil Ilinle 'I'reiilineiil ,
The AlehlHMii bane ball Ic'iuii .veatcrday
afleninnn tnok the Kei mid H line awav from
thu Oilitlmils bv the f ore of 10 to R III a
faHhlon that was tlet Idedly lual ( breaking
for tin- local * and liiiekcrlno Keith At
the openingof the ninth Inning the ncnro
was ii in ,1 in favor of the ( iilKlnnlx \\llli
not a inn scored , two nun out and a
chniiii given to retlie the third , the Kin-
Halm c iiinmenced lo Und Titjlnr nnd before
thcv got through vvllli him they had
rinnmid out tlvu hits for a tola ) of sevm
bases , whlib , ii Hl ti'il bv a base oil balls
and an eirot , iiitl.d HCVIII iinix
The game was a good one and wns fre
quently nmikci ! with brilliant plaving- The
entlro inllc Id of the v billets put up an c \ -
ctllint article1 , whllo Jlr.idford , Waller and
l.awlcr did the nealewt work for the Orig
inals. The bitting fenttnes vveto a pretty
hniiiK tun bv rrnnkllu , a three-bigger
by lidcllo Lawler nnd another trl-tocker bv
Strlcklett. Lawler " "
and "Kianklln" tlld
smile nll-aroiiml good work with the stli k ,
for the' fcuiiier batted at the liio ntaik ,
wbll the- latter soeuied four lilts out of
llvo times up
The onlj dlsagrccablcj fenturo was a con
tinuous xcumbble < iver the umpiring At-
i bison Insisted with more or less reason
that It was getting the wor.st of It l the
hands of Hoblnson , and In the tomtit Iluik
Keith took hold of the Indicator The
score.
OIUGINALS.
AII H ii.sn PO A. i :
Hradford , 2b .
Waller , ss .
Kianklln , If . B 2 4 1 2 0 0
Scully , rf . B
Porcns , 11 . B 1 1 0 15 0 0
Whitney , mf . C 0 1 0 1 0 0
Lawler. 3b .
Shannon , u . B 0 1 1 4 2 0
Taylor , p . 4 0 0 0 0 3 0
Totals . 42 0 II 1 27 1C 1
ATCIIISON.
AH it. nsnro A i : .
Hrown , 3h . 5 1 2 0 4 3 0
ltd } HUT , ss . B 0 0
Mime , If . 1
Hothermel , 2 ! > . 1
Warner , c . 4 1 0 0 0 0
A Cole , mf . 0
Stlltklett , rf . B 1 0 1 0 0
Cop" , Ib . S 1 0 0 10 1 1
Chamberlain , p .
Totals . 39 10 10 0 27 12 3
Originals . 0 22020000-C
AtehlHon . 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 7 10
Karned iiinv Originals , 2 Two-base hit.
L.iwlei Thue-baso hits. Lawler , Strlc k-
lett Home run Pinnklln Un es on balls
Off Ta > lor. G : off Chamberlain 2 lilt bv
pitched bull. Tavlor. 2 Struck outHy
Tasini , 4. b > riiambc rlatn , 3 U lid pldh.
Taj lor Left on lias s Originals , 11 , Ate bi
son , 9 Time of game Two bourn and fif
teen minutes. Umpires. Hoblnson and
Koltb.
IIAI.D IN TIII : UK ; scoitn.
I.Is ! of HnrlnK Iliiniil ItnlliiUH INSIII-I !
lij C'lui 11 HIIIII Molt.
HALT1MUKI2 , Supt -Chalriiuiii JIntt nf
the LeiiKUG of American \\liec-lliirli Hue Ing
Hoard has ib.sued the following bulletin.
Thu follow In ! ; In thu scuto in the- na
tional championship :
llild
MerarUnil
Miijcn '
Klmlile
rre-eman
Mi-\enH
Jay O
Inhn 1'
\ \ Illlim
T..III in
lluwler
Clmrle * Campbell and John Woods , lllll-t-
bnro. U , are susm-iidc-el from the Munition
pil\lli'Bf and mild elf all League of Aniii-
icaii \ \ heclin' n tiat ks In evc-ry capacity tor
I .nmotliiK unsaiii lloiu tl races
Tied S Coulli-i , Kr.iiiMiiid , Ind , nnd
Inn k ait * iilai i d on Hit list of those to
whlih all saut tions will be icrusi'd pend
ing paMnt-nt ol ilne-s and $10 line fur if-
fusal to stud In re port
Snspe-ndiel pi-iidliiij InM-stlRallon Sam T
Ciolilbeih , Sam ( iiildbrn ? , Jr , Kalamiiyon ,
Mich. , Hiiriv I'tltun , ( Jiurge A Uielbc ,
( iiand H.ipidb , .Midi , Hube-it Ivt-imtd ) ,
Jiimes Ciuaiinls , Tom llajtnn , Alex Uir ,
Le-wis Kilts , CliattitntioBn , Tenn.
Illlersliitf I.ensile.
SPHINGKILLD , O , Sc-jit. I-Scoie
n n i : .
Spllngflcld . . . 2 4 0 2 1 0 3 1 1 ! If , 4
Maiiillcld . . . . OOOOOOOK ( i K5
Uatteiles Springllcld , Wells and Gialllus ;
Manslleld , ii > and licit
Vinerifllii Wl liniiii llelllell.
PAI11S , Scjit 4 In the llfty milometer
cMllng i.iio hem toibiy HtinhouiM , the
Pre'iiehman , beat CtnnllkT , tbo Ameiican
cjcllst , by 150 meters
< ; oi , . ANnnit oN run COMMA.MIMH.
KIIIIMIIN , OKtiilit iiiti anil ( XlitT Stiulli-
ivt-Nl Slnlfs Will Soiipoi'l Htm.
KANSAS CITY , Sept 1 Delegates to the
National Grand Army of the Republic en-
lampment fioin Missouri , Kans.is , Okla
homa nnd Colorado are formui'atlng a cami' '
palgn. It Is said , to support Colonel T J J
Anderbon of Topeka for commander-ln-
ehlef Colonel Anderson Is one of the best
known Grand Aimy men In Kansas and
has been a delegate to neaily every na
tional encampment lit Id since the war
Anderson's headquarters will be opened at
Cincinnati In the morning. Colonel Ander
son , accompanying tlu > Modoc club of To
peka , passed through Kanbiis City cnrouto
east tonight. Three special trains carrj-
lug delegates and visitors to the encamp-
nnsiit from the southwest fvft hero today
ancl five or six other specials will go
through tomorrow , most of them routed
via St. Louis.
WASHINGTON , Sept I The follow IIIK
cabltiram ; was reieUcd b ) tbo War de
partment toulKht from General Wilson
"Tinnsporl P.main.i sailcil at I o'c leu k
with 2Iii ceiiunlescent boldleis Suriion
Daly and time assistants on board , could
accommodate no more.
C'niiilllltiii ol \\liiiilt- DIM IN.
NAItHAC.ANSIMT riiil : It 1 . Si pt 4 -
The condition of Mit.s MinnieHasls toui > Jit
shows no iimrKt-d improM iiinl Slitpusp -d
a lestltsa nliiht , but was inortetunfiiitalili
toela > and he-r ] ib > slcian In still hopeful uf
her iceo.ery.
llH. lll' l.ll StllllH Illlllll * .
JACKSONVILLi : , Kla , St pt. I - Mis
William Je'imiiiKS llryan , wife of Colemed
Hi j an , left tonight for her Nebraska home ,
aftir a short vialt to hc-r husband.
\rrlvt * * limn IIi-i iniiilii.
Ni\V YO1K , Spt 4 Lii nti nant fii n
oral G I ) darker , goveinor of Ileimudn in
companled hy his daughter arrived In this
city today on the steamship Orinoco Tin
governor Is hero lo meet his wife , who is
on her way from Kngland Other pasc-n
iers ; on the Orinoco win. H I ) Dam II.
For Infants nnd Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Boars the
Signature ) of
C J& . 255 " 37 O XT. 3CA. .
Bdarstho xlh9 Kind YojHd Al.v
Bienr
DUFFY'3
PURE MALT WHISKEY
ALL DRUGGISTS.
oidle-Kcr Hrni'riU nf lli'inilidn. Cnlniii-l P M
\Vnimin. It K C M S . di-ptity Kt'iii-rnl tif
fortini lit IonsV. . Mnxwt-11 , rnlti-d Stnti'ft
riinmil in llrnnudii nnd n"\i-rnl l'.niH li
iinny cilllt rM KluUnin-d In llt-rniuda lift un
furluiiKh
PERSONAL PARAGKAPHS.
J L HIMof Dmt'iipnrt. lit , U nt the Mll-
Inrel.
It K Tlmyrr of Tort Wnyno Is nt the1
Mil lurd.
\V. II. Kroft of Mo'clco U a fittest of Iho
Mlllard.
It. II Miixon uf r.oiui , Nov. ) U Htoppliu :
nt the Mlllnrd
hiiroiiu Ilif-ht uf Sioux City Is stopping
nt the Mlll.ird.
J. 1' . Vcoiliroa of New York Is stopping
nt the Mlllnrd.
M Vincent nndslfo of Chicago are slop-
pint ; nt the Mlllnrd.
T. J. Reynold * nnd wife of Chicago nro
stopping nt the Mlllnrd.
Jim Dithlimin , chntrninn nt the demo
cratic Htntu cunnnlttco , npi'iit Sunday In
Omaha.
l-'runklln Wc-stou nnd I'hlllp Weaton of
Dallon , MIIHS , came to Omaha ycstunln ) to
nttund the uxpuHltlon.
JudKei Hnxter of Whltf Sulphur Spring * ,
Mont , It ) hen ) to take p.irt In the .Montana
exposition cc-lt-biatlun.
UuMTiior Hobcrt H. Smith and State
Treasurer T. I ! CollliiR of Montana nre In
city. The ) \\lll aid In the big Montana
celebration on Ttiesda >
D.ivitl Kleth. Ml us Kleth , Mist Lillian
Klcth , Charles Kleth , Margaret Kleth nnd
Snnford J Simmons' , all of Park City , Cole ,
nnl\ed In Omaha yesterday to see the ex
position.
n. 1) . Kerguton , wife nnd daughter , Andy
Cownu and wife , Mrs C 1' lllakely , II
Kergiison iintl 13. M Hay are a party of
exposition \lsltora fiom Ilozeinan , Mont ,
which arrhed In Onmh.i jestcrd.iy.
Among the oiit-of-tOHii exposition \ls1tori
are C.V Hai\e > and wife , who are stop
ping at 21 Ifi Chicago street CV. . Harm
Is a prominent bunker In the south part of
the state and of iitrong ic-publlcan f.ilth.
C. ( ' . Slaughter of Dallas , Tex. , thu moat
c'xteiisho einttlo ralsei in the hone Star
btnto , acconipunie-d by his family nnd Mls
Mamio Slaughter of Tort Woith , arrhed In
Omaha jesterday to attend the exposition
Nebrask.iiia nt the hotels Kri-derlck
1'ense , Mlndi-n , Joseph A lluber. Oraml
Island , Mr and Mrs O J KvaiiB , llaBllngs ;
( iocirgf W Fine. Corml , W. T. Hobt-itson ,
lleatrlce ; A V 1'ease and wife , Kalilmo ,
1' 11 Keens and son , Ke.irne-y , T. Hold ,
wlfo and diiughter. Central City , Kil Ker-
nan J. K Kernitn. Hastings. Tiaiik Mauril-
zlus , Lincoln.V. . II Dexter , Norfolk. O
W Iluentlni ; . Wymore , 13 S Clojer and
cliuighttr Stlnijler. 13 C Sample Unite
A O Pern MKInson M P l.andln. Chap-
ii-nn John Skin Ing O'Neill P A Mald-
vriiilnsworth Dr S A Ilorum , Cbap-
in.iii P N SckUntDnld City.
AMLSHMKNTN.
Lor. I It i
THE and
\\arney \ \ iti
Telephone i217.
Lenta S. U Illlams , Prop * and JIgrs.
W \ \ COLU Act Manager.
Coiiiiiifiii-lim illi Miniliij Matinee.
Spi i I il i Hi , iiri'ini nt of the
ANGELA SSSTERS.
Tin QII i us ( if SmiK
Rc-eni , it , ' mi ntif Ib' ' Spet tin ulnr
NILLSSoFrBALLET
AllBliliiitttl with Spi-il.il AceessoiluS.
M. KtN'l'M > HI 1IONT ,
Musical Cilibrltlos
not t.i \ sM > rtiun.
. . SliiKiiiR and PanciiiB Kspt-rls .
1.07.1:1.1 : : . \imi.u.
Aerialist SliadowKiaphist.
ItliiiiIN'I'ON , V o.-iillMl.
1)11 VU'ii : , llotlcl-ll .IliKKlei' .
Matinees Suntbi } , Widncbdo } and Satur-
da } . UUKl
THEMILLARD
13th niul Douglas Sis. , Oinnha
cuNTUALLi LOCATKD.
U'AMI nillOI'KVN 1M.W-
j. n. .Mviium , .v > o. , i-miiN.
J10 riiiJ
llth and llarney St
American I'lan 3 to 4 dollars per day.
Btreet cars from depots and from hotel to
Uxposltlon Grounds In Ilfteen minutes.
13 SILLOUAY. Manager
MIDWAY AT
Only
Oriental
Show on
the Al ill way.
Rieio the Catnnl. nn niA ] |
eo thn KL'V , ptian H IA K
Danchiir Oil-Is. wl UnlllU
* DUN T TAIL TO
! SHOOT the {
,
fi CHUTES I i
Lrirtie-st nnd mri"t V mli rful In- A
7 illne In the * \\inltl Al.Sl' AIIUWAY V
6 |
VISIT TIIH
And Sic tin 1 i linn Inmlng Olrls.
Als , , s , tlj , Clll.lt
MYSTIC MAZE
ON lIAbT M1DUAI'
\ISI1 Till !
DESTRUCTION
or nit MAINE.
Tli < two inuin I' iinr H of tin J\IM-d :
t'.in ' are tlu ln.nl. I uf tin M tinlo lip
fjov. i linn nt bulMIni- and th Ue -
slru. li'n uf the Maim nn Hit Mulvva ) ,
nc-\l tn thu C5pH } roitiine ' | it
8 s\\Ei"r HY cotiL niui xr.a
- Tin : I'LAC'i ; KOH SOCIKTV.
Streets Nations
( iramlest , Best Amusement
Place on Lxposition
Grounds.
250 People Kuprcsciitiiig DllTereiit
N.ition > ,
DARKNESS AND DAWN
Till !
;
Magnificctit Novelty
3
1)1' ) TUB \II \ ) , \V a
* * * -r- ' ' * ' - ' " - - '
-tiiiia iTrinTrMW 'fTf IT
Do Not Forget to Visit tha <
i
! > ? i <
Tea Garden , Bazar and Joss i' '
House on West Midway. ! !
BRACES DODY AND BRAIN
Wh.it Mnrlnnl WlnoUooa to So Mho ,
StroMKthcm nnil Sustain the
SyHtom
Vln Mnrlnnl ( Marlnnl Wlnol M reminn |
ed as a tonic by themrdlrnl profe-flc't i i
oxer the world It has received wn ,
recommendations from moro than v < )
American ph > slclnus.
Miirlnnl Wlno soothed , strengthens , i , i
sustains the system niut braces boh i i
brain. U nlvcs strength ; therefore m.iit
be described as thu conqueror of IM i ,
und the promoter of health niul ioniovit\
.Mnrlnnl Wlno Is
specially Indicated f i
malaria , fever nnd HKUO and all nilnsm-iiin
fevers. It promptly dlstwls chills , nlmt , *
malarial fever , nnd gives a sense of bum
nncy and vigor.
.Marlanl Wlno is furthermore of espe- i a
vnluo In enscs of Neuralgia , Nervous IV-
lilllty , Muscular Relaxation , Mental and
1'hjslcal ' Depression and i\hnustlon : , Oxer-
work or Overstrain , lii'omnla , Headache' ,
Nervous Djspcpfda , IAKCH of Appetite , llma-
clatlon nnd Consumption. U builds up the
vital forces nn.l Is a powerful rejuvenator.
H gives strength to the nervous svstem ,
llrmness nnd elasticity to the muscles , and
ililmuss to thu blood. It benefits nil ami
Injuies none.
MarUni Wlno is palnt.iblo and Bulled to
the most delicate stomachs. In the cases of
pale , puny , sic-Mj children It Is Invariably
used with great benefit.
For overworked men and delicate women
Mnrlanl Wlno works wonders.
Mai lain Wlno Is sold by nil ] ) ruKglsts.
Try It and vou will find that It will well
sustain Its reputation. One word of cau
tion , howcTcr let
no representation
or ex
planation Induce vou to accept a substi
tute. "Just , ts fiood" usually leads to dis
appointment.
To every ono writing to Marian ! & Co ,
C2 West 10th Street , New York Citv , will
bo sent , fu-e ,
an InterestlnK lltlo book con-
lalnlnt ; portinlts nnd '
nutORrapln of L'mpi r-
ois , impress , 1'iinies , Caitlinals , Archbis
hops und other tllstliiKUlbhed personams ,
endorsing Vln Marlanl.
AMI sminvrs.
BOYD'S ' THEATRE S A 'S0
Se.ison of Comic Opera.
'I OMt.llT Stltll.
Dorothy Morton Opera GoB
"MIKADO"
30 Chorus of 30.
I > argaln Matlnem Unur da } and Saturd iy
JM ami "i .N ht Piliis ju , r , h 7.
M\T Menu : "IHM.VSii.m. . "
The Crpjcrhtnn I ' " ' " " * i > ' ie. ,
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TOMI.IIT StSII. :
TIIHOOUV. . AIM ) ! TOCIC CO.
PULSI.N'IING
44 "
FERNCLIFF
MJT \M >
sciiLifz ROOF GARDEN ;
Kith anil 11 irncy Streets.
Thu must popular n-ioi't in the' city.
The attraetitin fur tl.ii week -
Miss Esabe ! Henderson
Gicat Opetntle Vocalist.
Admission fteo
Are you to the
Omaha Museum and Theater
l : ? IS. 11 ! 1 7 Fariunti
BIGGEST SHOW IN TOWN ,
Admission 10 eents.
FREE LECTURES TO LADIES ,
with ste rc'iptlcon Illimti itlons will be given
bv MM Mil } I ) ( illllilh Cli-vtlnild Clhl.i ,
In M ( ' A hill , on DnuglaH , mar P.tli.
Wednc-sdny Hi pt 7 , at ! p in The mi' :
'TileCiialest Nt eel Of theAgo,1 pel ft i t
health of ! HII\ | and hi nn 1'ildnv , hi pt ! > .
at 3 p m - Theme "How to Keep Young , "
"The lov of p rpilii.il voutli to llnd. "
All ladles arciniillally Invited.
TRACTIONS
SOUTIIIIUN CALirO. , .
g Ostrich Farm
n WI3ST
aG2 Gigantic Birds 62 a
I Old Plantation
p }
S 100 Southern N sro Dancers , SlngerB. i
| ami C'liko U iikers. Pickaninny J
( . c.uiu'-u-l 1 ! uidsomo Theutor , t
ri S u llio Vlllago. J
TIILLIBBYGIASS BLOWERS
AND l.MiHAVERS.
ONrun wns r iiinwAV.
Ituyoiir iii - , ul.iss souvenirs
at our v\firkt , is von rnlve the
pri. H of admission hack on each pur-
t h tee
Visnous WILL riMJ AT (
"SCI1LHZ j" S
. The "coolist brer" nnd the lust music
p oa tbti Kn.uiiils *
\\olnurwurst with potato salad , P
15 tints
THU WOMllill ( II Till ! AIJT WOI < LU
I1\ST .MIDWAY lOStH .
Don t fall to take rrldo on
GRIFFITHS' ' SCENIC RAILWAY
on Ihn MIljUAY , nn-J 81-0 n ropresentution
of tl o IIA'J'I I.n cir MANILA In thu CJrcut
iunml 'Jh- patent right for these rail-
\ I\H In an } part .if the United HlittiH for
silo l.y J A Cirlfllths , at bin ollito on tin
Midway *
Trained Wild Animal Show. I
PROF : < hinipl'jii lUllt.r skater H
ACUIHTON In I' n of Linns .
Nil. M-W .
Midway Casino t
rw Munaijpmi-nt ,
New I'rople
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