THE OMAHA DAITjV T1T5E : VTtinAY , OCTOTtKR 27. ISO ! ) .
TAKES MATTER INTO COURTS
Writs of Mandamus Asked for In Placing
Names on the Ballots.
PORTER WANTS TO HAVE. HIS OWN WAY
Intlntn on PiillltiK Hi.leimiliN Nnmc
Alirr.,1 of Hint of H.-CNC , Hut lle-
1'iiMtonii * Proix.Mto lime
SOUK-thi u n to hiij About It ,
LINCOLN. Oct 26SpecialThc ( deter-
mlnatloii of Secretary of St.ito 1'ortcr
to ndhcro to his former decision concerning
the arrangement of the election ballots has
made It necessary for the republicans to
carry the case Into the courts to uccurc
justice In all of the counties. The discussion
11 to whether the republican nominees
should bo given first place on the tlckut or
not him confused many of the county clerks ,
who ore at a IOE to know another to fol
low the form prescribed by law or the sum-
plu sent out by the secretary of state
It Is contended by Secretary of State Porter
ter and those \sho arc supporting him In hU
plan that the varlom county clerks should
bo governed In arranging their ballots by
the vote cast In their respective counties
The principal reason advanced for this Is
that the county clerkn have oftlclnl knowl
edge only of the vote cast In their own
counties The Inconsistency 01 this argu
ment Will bo rccognlrod , for It has not been
explained why the secretary of state ne < ; -
looted to certify to each county clerk the
ofilclul vote cast on the state ticket at the
last general election. The law does not re
quire the secretary or state to Inmo such n
certificate , but the contention that the ab
sence of such a certificate makci It necessary
for the county clerks to consider only the
county vote Is taken ns an admission Hint
such a certificate should have been sent out
The law relating to the arrangement of the
ballots does not refer to the county vote and
gives the clerks no discretionary powers In
that direction , hut l mandatory In provid
ing that the party polling the highest num
ber of votes shall be given the right of Its
nominees Immediately beneath the names of
the cfllcps for which they were nominated.
Porter l.iii'Uit Aiithorlt } .
Secretary rf State Porter , In ai Interview
today , admitted that ho had no authority
to direct the formation of the ballots. The
Interview wan printed In the local popo-
cratlc organ and the secretary says
"I merely certify to the county clerks
the names of the candidates nominated bj
each political body and there mj duty
ends "
This lo exactly what has been contended
bv the republican committee
As .v means of preventing clc.ks from
carrying out the Instructions ol the wccre-
tary of nt.ite letteis containing the exacl
provisions of the law were yesterday sent
to republican commltteemen with directions
to bring the matte ; before the clerks. Not
withstanding their attention bna been cillcd
to the law and the correct forri' of ballot
many of the clerks have signified their Inten
tion of following the form prescribed by the
secretary of state. In e-ich countj where
It Is proposed to print ballots according to
Secretary Porter's Ideas an application for
a writ of mandamuo compelling the county
clerk to follow the provisions of the law ,
will be filed
Such a suit was instituted today In the
district court of Sillne county , where an
application was filed by Joseph M. Orlmm
The application recites facts concerning thi.
nomination of Judge 51. n Uoese for supreme
premo Judge , alleges thit the defendant
county clerk Is about to disobey the law If
the printing of election ballots , and asks
for'an Immediate order of mandamus.
Test f the Petition.
The petition follows :
In the. dlslili't court of Saline countjNe
braska. . State of Nehranka , e\ icl
Joseph M ( Jrlmm against Joseph W
Shi stak. eountv clerk of Saline county
Nebraska. Volition for mandamus
Your r later makes known to this honorable -
able court Unit he Is a clllzen and volcr
ot Saline countj. Nebraska , and as such
Is Interested In the. proper administration
of the lawH of this state , tint the defend
ant is county clerk or said eounty , charged
by law- with the duly of preparing ballols
for the use of voters at the clcetlon to be
hold in "aid county on November 7 , 1899
that --.ild defendant has prepared nnd Is
about to print and circulate lor use nt
Pild election ballots -vvhlch do not complv
with the requirements of section 140 o
chapter 26. Compiled Statutes of Nebraska
In the respects here'nnfter ' stated , that Is
to siy , these ballots are prepared so tha
the name of Mano.ih 13 He { e , as candl
dilo for supreme judge , follows the n ime
of Silas A. llolcomb candidate for the. same
otllee and opposite the names of these ean
dld.ito areto bo placed the design Ulon
of the political parties by which Ihey were
nominated
Your petition respectfully represents tha
"Manoah H Ileese Is the nominee of the ic
piilil'cnii partv and Silas A llolcomb Is th
nomineeof the democratic paity , the pee
pie's Independent party and the silver re
publican parly , that at thn general elec
tlon held In Nebraska In 1 W there were
cast for M. lHay ward , republican candl
date for governor of Nebraska , 18.9S2 votes
and for W. A f'oyntei , thp nomlntt for ' th
Bume office of Die democratic , peoples' Independent
de-pendent ami silver republican party , DJ
70T vote.s. that bald three paitles whlel
nominated W A 1'oy liter have been In e\
Isteneo as political parties from the yea
1S37 Inclusive of that jeir , that each o
pa'd partle'i In 1W cast 1 pet eent of al
the vote.- ) cant In tin- Mate at the gtncra
election held In Nebraska , that year , tha
tlieieforc fiom the total vote cast foiV
A. I'oynter In 1M1S there < ould have bej-n
cast bv any political pirty supporting bin
no greater number of votes than ! * - > , < < n
. 'Imlnlshed by .S.77J , which Is m.'UO votes
that from the nbove llgures , and the fuel
In the C.IRO , It Is indisputably tine tin
there was iiollfd for the lepubllc-an candl
date for governoi In 1MS a majority o
J < v > 2ote - above the number polled by any
other political party nt Mild elcftlon. am
therefrom It lesiiltw under the provision o
j-ectlon HO , chapter tt ! > , fomp'Ud btalule
TAKES A HIGH PLACE
Stands Well iti the Esti
mation of the People.
Attention Is Natural ly Excited When
AnythliiR is Prnisec by People
When We Know.
A thing that otanda high In the ostlm tlon
of the public , nnd which IB especially recom
mended by Omaha people , naturally excltoa
cnr attention more than if our own people
did not praise the article. Such a thing I
going on right hero In this city every day
people are praising Morrow's Kld-ne-olda
becaueo they euro. The.ro is no deception
do positively cure , and wo
no humbug , they
furnish the ovlilenco.
Small of 1810 Ohio street , sayo :
Mr. H. L
"I tnvo suffered from kidney trouble for tha
na.t i n vears. I had been so badly affllcte-l
yna lately * VV-M that f * I could not do any kind of work.
the smart
pain across
I hid B dull heavy
of my back almost constantly. The pain
extended from the region of mr kidneys to
subject to spells of
my Bhouldor * . I waa
disturbances of an
dullness end urinary
not sleep well
alarming nature. I could
Learning about
on account of nervousness
decided to try
Morrow's Kld-ne.olds I
according to directions
them. I took them
relieved In a > ery short
nd was greatly
and they
them
toke
to
time. I continued
have completely cured mo of all my former
troubles , " , . . . . „ .
but
Morrow's Kld-ne-olds ore * ot ptn ,
Yellow Tablets and sell nt fifty < * nts a box
the Myere-Dlllon
t oil druggists and by
Drug Co.
Mailed on , receipt of price. Manufactured
by John Morrow & Co. , Chemists , Spring-
Ohio.
\
\
f Ntbrn l < B thit thft Jmmf < of Mnnoih n
IfMc , with the designation of the political
mru by which hf win nonilnnted should
> e placed Immmllntclv benwith the name of
11 * ofllro fir wnlch IIR was nominated and
iHt the name of Sllns A Holromb. with
he rmmri of the political nartle by which
10 wnnom'TintPel. . ihnuld follow ther < -
ft"r at a proper dtatnn" ?
'v.our petitioner further represent * th-it
ho defendant has prfpirotl nml H nbout
o print find circulate tlic ballot * to b tnp < l
t the general election to be held on No-
' mber 7 , iw , in iid county , so thit the
mmes of the republican cnmlldfttei In rnch
nstnnce. with thPlr prirtv < li lKnatlon , thill
ollnw the n.itnet and pirtj ilfslgnat'onq '
f the opposing candidates for the re'sper-
lv < olllm to- UPoUtl for , that your re-
ator has demanded that th' order of ar-
atiKem'Tit on the ild billon be reversed
o ni to com ) ) ! } with the renulrements of
pct'on no thaptpr 28 , Compiled Statutes
f Npbrickn , but HIP defendant refuses to
lold compliance v\lth slid demand , nml
iiif s < nntroll > < il by the mandate- this
'ourt will print 1ml dlstr'butc for use the
mllots BO thit In earn inatiincp the name
f thp republican candldato und the < le lR-
intlnn of hi * political p-my shall fellnvv
hp name and pol.tlcal Uialgnatlon of his
pponent
Whi reforc jour pptlt'onor pravs that liv
he in mtlntc of thl" ( ourt to h'm dlrortrd
he ilofi-ndint be required to piepnre , print
nd c'rculati- ' for usp at the general < Iee-
Inn to bp hfld In Sillno onunty Xcbri kn
n N'ovomher 7.VO \ , the ballots no that the
nun of the- republican nominee , with hK
> ar \ dcolgmtirn , shall follow laimcd'ati'li
ifier the name of the onUo foi wh'di ' ho
s it rnndldilp and that nt i Miltal > le > and
roper distance br'ow ' thp name and iiartj
fslgintlon of the ri-ptlbrrun eandlrlate.
he name nnd I olltlcnl de lcnitlon of his
opponent shall follow , and for SU ( h other
e-llff as mnbe proper In thi premises
Your petitioner prays that the test of th's '
rocecdlng bo taxfd isnlnst thp defendant
KOHHUT UYAX and
HASTINGS & SANDS ,
Attorneys for Relntor.
State of Nebraska Saline County ss :
I , Joseph AI Orlmm , being uulv Bworn ,
my that I am th i relater In the nbove eti-
Itlod action that 1 know the contents of
he foregoing petition , each statement oC
vlilrh Is trup
Subscribed and pworn to before me this
6th day oC October , 1W , by Joseph M.
Orlmm
IlntiKliiK HIIIIMO t'linrlcrcil.
The Irrlgators' Hunk of Ocrlng was char-
erpd by the State Ranking bonrd today.
It-i capital stock la $ .30,000 and the In-
orporatora nro James H. Cassclman , r.
1 Jackson , George A. Adams
The fourteenth annual nn.otlnc of the
"oung Women's Christian a'socl.itlon of
Vobr ska will bo opened In this city to
morrow morning. Saturday evening Mrs.
F M. Hall will tender a reception to the
organization. Sundiy morning consecration
service will bo led by Miss Cady of St.
Paul.
* . TVKK M3\V COUIt VflC.
Conttiuicil Itnln PutM rnll-SnviH Crntit
III Cooil CoiiilMlon.
EDO VU. , Neb . Oct. 2G. ( Special ) Rain
began falling hero Tuesday evening and
continued steadily nil night and part of
the forenoon josterday , the amount of
precipitation being fully two Inches , which
IBS thoroughly soaked the ground. Tann
ers who have delayed sowing wheat on
account of the drouth will now finish put
ting In their crops
IinD CLOUD , Neb , Oct. 26. ( Special. )
\ heavy rain fell In this section Tuesday
night and yesterday. It will greatly Im
prove the winter wheat and was badly
needed for all fall sown grain
HARVARD , NPb , Oct. 26 ( Special. )
A fine slow rain , amounting to over one
Inch , fell Tuesday night , contin
uing jesterdaj. Owing to the con
tinued dry weither much of the whe.it
sown flvo and six weeks ngo hoe not
come up and this rnln will be sufficient to
bring this out of the ground.
TR.BNTON , Neb , Oct. 2C ( Special )
Today Is the coldest of the season. A light
drizzling rain Is falling , which Indicates
snow.
1'LATTSMOUTir , Neb , Oct. 26 ( Special. )
A gentle rain fell In this vicinity all day
> esterday. which thoroughly soaked the
ground , filled the cisterns and cooled the
atmosphere
PnlliorVInn IIIN IlniiKlitcr.
TEKAMAHOct. 26 ( Special ) The Hart-
Mason habeas corpus case was decided to
day by Judge Kcysor In favor of Mr. Hart-
the father of the child. The case Is one In
which Mr. Hart , a resident of Springfield ,
Mo , brought suit against Mr. and Mrs.
Mason , the parents of his deceased wife , for
the possession of his 7earold daugh
ter. The child wan taken bj lt grand
parents when 2 years old , upon the
death of Its mother. Mr. Hirt did not ques
tion the treatment of the child by its grand
parents , but claimed possession by his rights
as a fathor. Ho showed to the court hia
ability to properly cire for the child and
expressed his desire to rear bis two daugh
ters together , he having In his care n
younger daughter. The Masons endeavored
to show a bad disposition on the part of
the father.
.Suiiiln ; Sfliool Convention.
NORI'OLK , Neb. , Oct. 26 ( Speclil Tele
gram ) The Madison county Sunday school
convention met at thp rirst naptlst church
this , afternoon with good attendance. Rev. W.
H. Uaton , Norfolk , was elected temporary
chairman and Rev. J. W Demerit. Battle
Creek , secretary. R. H. Pollock , Beatrice ,
gave a lecture on how to prepare and tcacli
n Sunday school lesson , which ho presented
In an able manner.
After dlsciiBslon and assignment of dele
gates the convention adjourned until even-
Ing.
Protection lit llallronil CroNHlneH.
COLUMBUS , Neb , Oct 26 ( Special ) All
the streets croeelng the Union Pacific tracks
In this city are now protected with an auto
matic alarm njslcm. The wiring and electri
cal part of this work were > done some time
ago , but the wires were not ccnnected with
the gongs until today. Under this sjeteni the
gong Is sounded when a train approaches
wllhlr 200 feet of the crossing and continues
until It hns passed Red and whlto lights
are automatically displayed at night In addi
tion to ringing the gong The system has
been tested nnd works well ,
r nt Ildirnn.
HEBRON. Neb. , Oct. 26 ( Special. ) Las
evening at the Presbyterian church a muolcn
entertainment , the first In the course to bo
given by the Ladles' Aid society , was auc-
cetHfully given On account of a heavy rain
which began shortly bofort time f < v the con
cert , the audience was not un large as ex
pected ,
riNli niMlrllniUon.
SIDNllY. Neb , Oct 26 ( Special Tele
gram ) The Nebraska fish car , in charge
of Commissioner Oberfehler and Superin
tendent Adam Slnup , distributed o lot o
tlsh hero today , consisting of black ba&s
croppie , perch , rock bas , cat and German
carp. The car departed tonight for the
stuto hatchery.
HcMtiiril fur l-'lrrliuc' .
YORK , Neb , Oct. 26 ( Special ) Ex-
Mayor Bernard King of this place has Jus
published a circular offering f50 reward for
Information that will lead to the arrest and
conviction of parties who set fire on Monday
night to his store at Central City , Neb.
A Curd of TliiiuUii.
"I wish to express my thanks to the manu
facturcrs of Chamberlain's Colic , Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy , for having put on th
market such a wonderful medicine , " sajs W
\V. Masslnglll of Beaumont , Texas. There
ore inan > thousands of mothers whoso ohll
dren have been saved from attacks of rtyssn
tery and cholera Infantum who roust als
feel thankful.
IliiiulIlM HIM r 11 I.OIIK I.cml.
KANSAS CITY Oct 26 A Star specla
from AtchlBon Kan . * avs Hope pf r.iptur
Ing the two Donlpham bandits grows lesn
A posse which lu t night nmdo a ilfteon
mile dush Into the country on the * trengtl
of a report that the bandits hnd shot at ,1
m named Potter returned this morning
land i reported that the storj was a fake.
SCHELIER DEFEATS BALDWIN
Hastings Wmtler Gets let Better of the
Omalu Hea.7jwoight ,
THROWS HIM TWICE OUT OF THREE TIM'S
r Hundred People * W ItnrMN tliu
Mn < e1t nml aVniunit In ItliicU
Jiinilin Out of Her Sent
nnd Cheer * .
HASTINGS , Neb , Oct 26 ( Sneclal Tele
gram ) Over GOO people witnessed the
wrestling mitch tonight between Dan Bald
win of Omaha and Bert Scheller of Hastings
The contest took place in the Kcrr opera
house anil was governed bv Police Gazette
rules , cntch-as-catch-can , best two out ol
three , and both shoulders down for a fall.
Schetlcr won the second and third falls
Baldwin won the first fall on a halt Nelson
after thirty-seven mlnulce of hard work
The entire audience was In sympathy with
Schellei from the stirt and his frequent
escapes from tight places brought forth
thunderous applause.
The second fall was won In ten minutes
> y Schcller with an English half Nelson.
During this fall great excltament prevailed
nd a woman In black , in the dress circle ,
cfco to her feet continually nnd cheered
oud anil long Scheller won the third and
Inal In twelve minutes with a three-quarter
Nelson.
At the clcso the audience rose nnd cheered
iko.wlld. The officials were Timekeeper ,
hannon , icferee , Ramsey.
l SUI/l. i 0\ Tim UL > M.NC. TRACKS.
2lulit Crni'lt hnrliiti-r at Pout for
ICciitoii stul.oN nt l.ntnnlii.
CIXC1NVATI , Oct. 20 Ulght of the best
nnnurt HI tlu > track were it the post for
ho Ken ton stakes which was the attiac-
lon nt L.itonlii today The race wu won
> Han d'Or the S to G favorite , In clever
uslilon. Lord l"nlrfua 15 to 1 chance ,
ot the place by a nose from Semptr
; .idcm , another long hot Abe rur t , the
01 Svcoud choice acted as pacemaker for
he irir > , but utter leading Into the stretch
e dropped out of It and Mulshed In Ilfth
losltlou Kugetil.iVlckes nnd Sompei
; .idem were added starters The former
Hilled nt the start and was left nt the pot t
Vhen the Held got uwnv from the post It
vas "o dark that the ciowd In the KImid
land Lould not discern the colors until tuo
leld was within twenty > urds of tinvv're
"he weather was pleis.int and the nttend-
aiiLe large Results
rir t race , one mile : nitholln won , Ullly
louse , second McCleary third. Time.
41 > 4
Second iace , live nnd one-half furlongs :
ItiMffhtlv won Laura G second , LarKspur
hlul Time. 1 OS
Third race one mile1 he Lady In Blue
\on , HOHU M.xsso second , Cleska third.
Time' 1 M
Pourtb ric. ' , the Kenton stakes , six fur-
ong" : Han d'Or won , Lord Talrfax second ,
Semper L'.ulcm third Time 1 U 4
rifth rate , tUu furlongs ; lert Bower
von. Caviar second , llackmtlster third.
Time : 1 02' < .
SAN KRANCISCO , Oct. 16 Weather
clear , track fast Results :
rirst race , five-eighths of a mile , purse :
Ollnthus won , Mondn. second , The Offering
bird Time : 1 021 , .
Second race , tn-elghths of n mile , sell-
ng O Connor won , Whalebick tocond
Me idow Lirk third. Time. 1 2S'/i
Third race , seven-elghthb of a mile , sell-
ng Snips won , SotHll-t second , Pet a
third Time : 1:2 : $
Tourlh race , three-ciinrters of a mile
lurse. 1'ssence won bllver Bullion second
IXptdlcnt third. Time. 1 lo'/j
Fifth race , one mile and one-sKlecnth
free handicap Allcli won. Ringmaster
second , Rio Chlco third. Time : 1 4 .
Sixth race , three-quarter of a mile sell-
ng. Don Luis won , Tlburon s > ccond. Llbcr-
Ine third lime. 1 14 %
CHICAGO , Oct. 2 < j Raining , track heavy.
Result1 * :
rirst race , lx furlongs. H\a Wilson won
rilrtallon. second , Martha Fov thhd. Time
1:17 : % .
Second race , e\cn furlongs' Henrj * o ;
Franstmnr won David second , Scandland
third. Time : 1 K
Third race , six furlong" ! Hurry Duke
woji. Banish becond , Peace third. Tlmo
, :17. :
Fourth race , one mile and one-eimrter
Bennevllle won. Moroni econd , Double
Dummy third. Time : 2:12'4 :
Fifth race , live furlongs Lady Curzon
won , Isenlk bceond , Inlook third Time
1 04 %
Sixth r-ice , one mile and seventy yards
Chancerj won , Pat Girrett second. Sun
burst third lime : 1 50'i
NiVORIv. . Oct. 26 Results'
Flrht race , eK furlongs , selling' Satin
Sll ] > | > er won , Judge Wardell second , Bei
Hudad third Time : 1:13 :
Second iacp. about "even furlongs , bell-
ng : Roval Sterling won , Lavega. so < end
Llebe Ihlrd. Time : 1273-5
Third race one mllu nnd seventy yards ,
selling : Bottle Gray wo'Hie Ryan bec-
ond. Alvarado II thlr-1 Time : 1.4S2-3
Fourth race , one -nlle nml one-sixteenth ,
selling. Standing * won , Charentus becond ,
Klkklnnle third Tlmo : 1:19
Fifth race one mile and one-quarter , jiell-
Inc : Hangar won. Free Lance second ,
Muurlco third Time. 2002-5
Sixth race , six furlongs : Hlfln Conlg won ,
K imara second , Magic L.lght third , lime :
1.112-5
1'ACIX" A > U TROTTING lV TS.
PrliifuIort BcutN Hiilf Mlle 1'iulnK
Iti-cord tit lletlilclifiii.
BCTHLminM , Pa , Oct 26 'Ine world's
p.icing record for a half mile track was
beaten twice by Pilnco Alert here ted ly
in the concluding event of the Pennsyl
vania Pair association H fall meeting , llic-
weather was tine , the track fairly good
and with comparative ! ease Prince Alert
paced the llrjit mile 111 2 Ou'4 , pushed out
by Deni&cracj , and the third heat In - 05
lint. Marl being on In the tinlsh. In the
hecoml heat Prlnco Alert broke soon after
the start , and Democracy losing1 his hop-
pips. Mill had his own way until the. laht
quarter , vvnlPli Prince Aleit stepped in
thirty ftpconds and won by a length In
2.12 > 4. The bfst prevloiib half-mile track
record vva& i.WH which was established by-
Pi Inco Alert at Allentown , Pa. , on Septem
ber 2J last. Results :
Match race , for $1,000.
Prince Aleit , b. g ( Walker ) .
M irl ch K . n 2 2
Democracy . 2 3 J
Time U.OQi , , 2 U'4 ' , 2 06
The . ' .21 class racn was won In straight
lit.its bv Hobbon Best time. 2 IS'i
The. 2 19 claws went to A B C 111 straight
heats Best time : 2'1C'S
NDW YORK , Oct -Results :
Class 2 12 , purse $300. two In three ; King
Chimes won two straight In 2 11 > < _ , 2 W ,
Woodford C , 1 > 1 IvOck , Al'ce ' Baines , Little
nick , Ms | < Bcattlce , Georgcanna. and Rllle
also stalled.
Class . : is , trolling , purse $310 : Whitney
won tw < i straight in 2'14 % , 2 1314 Dolly-
Da voc , Mnttle Young , Bran < ly wine , Kola ,
UurllnBhame , Oscar , Myrllo. Boy , Nell
Gwynii , Banna Allerton and Helmont Price
uUo started
Class 2 16 , trotting , purse } . "iOO , mile dash'
Pine won iu S 15 % Sw'ft , Georgeanna , Urown
Jim New burger and Theresa B al o started ,
e IasH 2 15 , pacing , pin it $300 , two In three
HlRhwood Spider won two straight Best
time : 2 12H Llttlo Gem. Sir Arthur ,
Replica , Ktmetli and Gambit also started ,
RiK'liiu : Mt-ft lit
MITCH13LL , S D , Oct 20 ( Special Telegram -
gram ) The Drat racing meet of the-
illt'chell Driving Park association came tea
a clobo this afternoon after n successful
meet of two dajs The weather was line
Hum Clay , ovvne * ! by Sage of Parkei , won
thei freo-for-all pace jeslerday Today's
races were closely contested Fr.uei'4
CJeneral Tho-mas won the J ii pace The
time was 2.3J Six heals weio neceiHnry
lo decide1 Ihe free-for- trot which was
v.on by Sago'H Kmbark in 2.40 The asso
ciation will give several racing meets next
year.
Co I II Illll UK SollOllI fO MUM Illl KIlMI'll.
COLUMBt'S , Neb , Oct -Special ( ) -
The Btudelits of the Hleh school of ihs |
city liuvu organized a foot ball team with
J Tarry New marker captain and Ford Stlres
us mumper They jfo to Bphuyler Saturday
to play their llm sume. and will meet the
slrong David Cltv eleven here November
4 The Icam has been doing much practic
ing of late ami all are In good form and
no doubt will put up a strong pump
( iolf Tniirniuneiil ,
NB\V YORK , Oct 2 < , The Intercolleglato
golf tournament was continued at Garden
City today with the qualifying round for
| .hu Individual championship , won last year
by John Reid. Jr , of Ynfe The ronlest
wna ut elKhteen holes , medal play , the iiest
e'Kht qualify Ing for tomorrow's rounds at
match piny and of those who secured
plactiii Yale ban 1 , Harvard 2 , Princeton -
und Columbia 1
to 'Mill Tiu < mlu > .
NE\V YORK Oc-t 26The racing- mast
was taken out of Shamrock thla afternoon
nnd plnetvl on 1hr bnrgo 1'lster. Tlie
trMitcthPnlni ; braoes which v\ere taken old
inon Shamrock s nrrlv il hav e all IIP MI re-
ilaerd and quarters are now bpltig HtteU
ii for the rnptnlns nndr w
Sir Thomas Llpton wilt quit the Urln
ipxt Tueselnj < > thit It may < et out ns
rnnvnj for Siinmrock , which Is to Fill that
lav Sir Thoma * will leave the follow lug
lay on a White Star liner HP BU\S he can
not Hnd time to pay nlsit to chlengo
ni.i.iorr iinrvns TIII : MIII , .
Klltx Mnelnc ( - ( tut of Otic Hundred
MlriU nt 'Nnsi | lllo.
NASHVlLLi : . Tenn . Ort 2t.-J A H
Ulllctt of Knn as Clt > kllleil 91 out of ICO
ilrd ted o at the tournament of thf Belle
Mtade Gun club H } doing so he retains
the cast-Iron medal and cliimplnnV'i of
wing 'lot" J D H Dpbow of Nashville
wan his opponent In toduj s tnttrh nnd was
six blnls bph'nd at the llnlsh , killing nlnpty-
: hrce There were thirty-four entries in
the hindluip at twenty-live blnls unu
tlrve-n of them made ilenn scores dlvldlni ;
[ he money Annie Oaklev took pirt In
this tvetit. but failed to get 'nslde ' the
tnonev. The gold medal fi\r the best aver
age In Coo shots gees lo Fred Gilbert , his
sioro being S O. HelKes was secoiul with
570.
Ilotiorn for Oniiiliu VlnrUninen ,
COLPMBFS , Neb . Opt 2f.-Sleelnl > -
The shooting tournament iveu bj thp
Humphrey Gun club at lltimphrev Tues-
dav and Wcdnc dn > of thl- week wns vvll
attended , some clover inaiksnipti eotnlng
from Omaha , Council Bluffs. Missouri Vul-
lev. Norfolk , Columbus and other places
Crniblll of Omaha and Gll = snmn of Noi-
folk divided tlrsl monev em the big live
shoot and Crnvblll and Tovvnsend cnrrleil
off the long end of target monev Crav bill
made several straight iccords In the lit-
teen blue rock events
"Vale to Pln > Loliniililii ,
NHW llAViN Conn. Oct -Despite
the Mtiltrv weather HIP Yale 'varsltami
college side foot ball plavers came out of
thPlr practice of two tlfteen-mlnuto halves
this afternoon ns fresh as If the dav were
fomforl.i'ile The 'i ale eleven will h.ivp
signal prnetlx-c and light work tomoriow
aft el noon and will leave for New York to
morrow evening for the. game with Colum
bia on Saturday
Pdtorn icuni AItin. .
CHICAGO. Oct 2J. Northwestern univer
sity today won from the foot bill team of
Iako Forc t unlversltv by a score of 16
to 0 The game was plnv d In , a driving
rnln , which made fumbles frequent by
both sides.
Crlncr anil CIilliU Slj-cn.
WASHINGTON , Oct 2fi President Young
states that Lt w li Crlger nnd Clarence
ChlhK ihave slgnec. with the St. Louis base
ball club for ne\t season
Tlsvrii Do MlMiriililcAVorU. .
PRINL'HTON , N J , Oct. W-Thp Tigers
put up m' ' erable vvilk today it pi.ictlie In
prcparnllon for the game with Cornell on
Saturday. _
SOUTH DAKOTA NEWS.
Stniniii Vrc Trnccd to Klrlij.
SIOUX FLIS , S D , Oct. 26. ( Special
Telegram ) The government has offered
nearly all Its evidence In the case ot Joe
KIrby , a well-known nnd wealthy Sioux
Fulls attorney , who Is under Indictment for
receiving postige stamps , knowing them to
have been stolen. The prosecution has pro
duced an apparently complete chain of evi
dence , tracing the stolen stamps from High-
more , where- they were tiken from the post-
office on the night of Juno 6 , 1800 , to Sioux
Falls , where , according to the testimony of
M C Fisnes , the postodlce Inspector who
ferreted out the crime , they were found In
Klrby's safe. The defendant himself opened
the safe and showed the Inspector the package -
ago ho wanted and permitted him to take
possession of It.
Frank T. Wade , who Is connected with the
case In the capacity of deputy United States
marshal , testified to damaging statements
made to him by KIrby prior to the latter's
arrest and Indictment for the crime with
which he Is charged H Is probable the gov
ernment will conclude its case tomorrow. In
terest Is very great , owing to Klrby'e prom
inence' .
Meet * TriiKlc Pntc.
SIOUX FALLS , S D , , Oct. 26 ( Special
Telegram ) Word reaches here ot the horri
ble death In Aurora , county ot the 5-year-old
daughter of B. D 'Olsen , 551 Grand avenue ,
Chicago , who , with her mother , has been
visiting i datives In Aurora county. The
child was feeding a dog In the yard , when
she was tvvlco bitten by an Immense rattle
snake. The girl was Immediately taken to
Whlto Lake for medical treatment , but not
withstanding that the frantic mother at
tempted to suck the poison from the wounds ,
the deadly venom had done its work and
doctors -\vero unable to save her.
VirtuiMiM County Mnrn Itn Itecord.
SIOUX FALLS , S. D , Oct. 26 ( Special. )
For the first tlmo in Its history Potter
county hns contributed a prisoner to the
Sioux Falls Tientilcntlary in the person ot
William O'Neill , who was convicted of aa-
hault with Intent to kill nnd sentenced to
the penitentiary for a term of one year. Dur
ing the fifteen or eighteen years since the
organization of Potter county , which IB situ
ated on the Missouri river in the north cen
tral portion ot the state , no serious crime has
been committed there , and village Jails have
done duty for those who have been guilty
of violating the law in a minor degree.
. " CoitiimiilcN Arc I.uunebetl ,
P1HRRE , S. D , Oct. 26. ( Special. ) Arti
cles of incorporation have been filed for the
Cash Store at Alexandria , with a capital ot
$10,000 , incorporate , A. II. Belts , A , A.
Truax and J. F. Ames ; for the Deadwood
District Telegraph company at Deadwood ,
with a capital of ? 20,000 ; Incorporatota , John
J. Dickey , Charles D. Horton , William F.
McFarlane , John C. Nelson , Omaha ; Charles
D. Horton , Jr , and George M. Reeves , Deadwood -
wood , for the United Brethren church of
Willow Likce , trustees , C. II. Chase , Waltei
Walker , J. R. Smith , Mrs. J. H. Chase anu
G. A. Coumlty.
Jllstorj of Flrnt Miulli IlnUntn.
RAPID CITY , S. I ) . , Oct. 26 ( Special. )
The fliot copies of the book entitled "Cam
paigning In the Philippines" are being dis
tributed throughout the Black Hills cities
The book Is a history of the First South Da
kota regiment from the tlmo of enllstmem
until the boys were mustered out. Captain
F W. Medbery of Company M , who grad
uated fiom the State university at Vcrrall-
llon , v.rote the history as It appears In the
book , which Is to be sold by members o
the regiment only.
TlirexlierNllenipl 11 Honour.
SIOUX FALLS , S. D. Oct. 26 ( Special. )
A few days ago ono of a party of threshers
working in this neighborhood was arrestec
while creating n disturbance in the town
and lodged in jail. Some of his friends made
an attack on tbo jail for the purpose ot lib
erating their comrade and were coropellei
to desist only after Marshal Ferguson anc
several deputies had drawn revolvers anc
threatened to ehoot the would-be rencuers.
Sioux InilliiiiNr < - Venocftil.
ADUHDRRN , S D. , Oct. 26 ( Special )
Indian Agent J II Stephens of the Crow
Creek agency la in the city and tlonlc.s that
any trouble is liable to arise among the
Sioux Indians. Ho says the Indians are doing
fairly well and are well satisfied Nearly
all of them are members of come church 01-
ganlzatlon and have made a marked advance
along educational and religious Hues in tbo
la t few jears.
All SolillciH rare \IIUe.
ADRRDKUN , S D , Oct 26 ( Special )
Chairman F A. Hrown of the soldiers' home
coming finance committee says It Is the In
tuition to refund tbo fare paid by soldiers
who returned homo before the. regiment was
mustered out. It U not certain that enougl
money remains on hand for this purpose
but it will IKS divided pro rata among tbo sol
diers entitled to it.
from South DiiKoln.
Three banks in Bpink county have aggro-
iralo tleiioslU of 1233.471 91
Tabor , Bon Hommo county Is experienc
ing a boom In anticipation ot the Charles
Mix county extension of the Milwaukee
railroad passing through that place Real
1 estate has advanced wonderfully. Two now
lumber yards ln\e been established re
cent ! }
Hoyd LuMont mndp a otirloin'flml on his
fnrm In Clark routitx While boring for
water he struck , at a elepth of 110 feel ,
chunks of wootl In Us iinturil slate and
crccllenlly preserved
Clear Lake has recpntly added to Its
lowiisltc bj the phntlns of considerable
unocoiplcd land adjacent to the ycttknl
Portion of the town Many of the lota
alroadj hnvo been sold unit u large ntim *
her of new residences will bo constructed.
A line colleelloti of mineral ores from the
Ulaek Hills has been presented to the
mil ouni of thp State unlveisiu at Yer-
million bv State Mine ln : > eotor James
Cuslck The collection contains llftv speci
mens nnd some of the solil ote > s show dU-
llnct threads nnd grains of the v ellow
metal
Train service throughout the statc Is
bolus pushed to Its utmost capacity
Trains , especlnllv mixed freight nnd pas-
MMigir , lire lute nearlv every dav , owing
to the great amount of wav freight to be
bundled at the various stations eln mam
Hues speelil tialns ale lull nenrh evei\
day nnd vet tlu pressure does not seem to
be rellev ed
WYMAN GIVEN A JUDGMENT
lice-river of NclirimUn Plrc li
CoiniuinjIIIN suit for 17.1 KI
AlIltllINt < < < . It. .lollllNOII.
SAN rilANClSCO , Oot 26 fulled States
Circuit Judge Morrow rendered Judgment
> y default today In favor of the plaintiff for
:17I46 : In the suit ot Albert tT AVyman as
ccclver ot the Nebraska rirc > Insurance
ompany against Samuel R Johnson The
ult wns based on a Judgment rendered In
ho district court of Douglas county , Nc-
> raska , In 1S')2 )
DEATH RECORD.
Imiiiliimini Induces I.OIIK Sleep ,
BUITALO , N Y , Oct 26 Rev. Princls
.obdcll , D D. died suddenly in Trinity
hurch rectory todiy , aged 61 vcirs He
ame to Trinity from St Andrew's church ,
New York City , twelve years ago. Ho wa
very prominent In church work and had a
irge circle of friends. Dr Lobdell had been
suffering from Insomnia. Tuesday ovenln ?
he informed his wife he had taken laudanum
o Induce sleep. Yesterday he continued to
sleep , and despite the efforts of a physician
o nrotife him he remained unconscious till
his moinlng , when he died.
IlrltlNh Mciimcr Pounder * .
LONDON , Oct 26 Information has
reached here that the British steamer Zu
rich , which sailed from Kovda , October 12 ,
or this port , foundered during n hurilcane
October 21 at the Vlgten Islands off the west
coast of Norway. It Is added that the cap-
aln was saved , but It Is feircd the crew
live been lost
The Zurich was of 1,327 tons gross It was
milt In 1SS3 and was owned by Turner ,
Brlghtman & Co. of London.
iKiidilcii Dentil of a l"nriuer.
CRB1GHTON , Neb , Oct. 26 ( Speclil )
Lorcnr Ktchllng , a farmer about 72 years
of agewas taken suddenly 111 on la t Sundiy ,
died on Monday , nnd was burled In the
Catholic cemetery hero today. Mr. Rlchllng
caves an igcd wife and a number of chil
dren.
FORECAST OF THE WfcATHER
rulr l'rliln > line ! Siitiirilny. ltli Vnrl-
nlilc AVIiiilN , tinrrcdlctloii *
Mnilc for INcltriiMkn.
WASHINGTON , Oct. 20 Forecast for
Friday and Saturday
For Nebraska , South Daltota , Kansis ,
Wyoming and Montana Fair Friday ami
Saturday ; variable winds.
For Iowa Fair in northern portion ; cooler.
Helena , cloudy 4G 4S .00
Kansas City , cloudy CO [ > > .00
llavie , clear 42 f,0 T
Hl marck , clear 41 f , | .00
Galveston , part cloudy . . . . . 7C S2 .00
T indicates tracn of precipitation
LUCIt'S A AVEI-SH ,
Locul Forecast Olllclal.
MUNYON'S INHALER
CURES
CATARRH
Colds , Coughs ,
Hay Fever , Bron
chitis , Asthma
and all Diseases
of the Throat and
Lungs.
Clouds of MoillpntPdapor nra Inhnlrrt
UiroiiKli thi' mouth mill rinlttul from tlio tins
trlls , clinnslni ; nml TaporltliiR all tb Inllamul
and illaoniKil partH wlilili iiuinol lie rcncbeu br
mtdlcluu talfeii Into tlio nloumcli
/ ( reaches the * nrr spoti ft hrnli the raw
jtldcfi ltftoeslothetrdtoftttieatc lt acts ai
utMtlm mut tonic In the uhnle tuitrin fl Mat
4rnapM > oro'iit lijmalt. iros Ar"hf > l.J'Mla
CHARGES LOW.
DR ,
SPECIALIST.
TrciDoUroiiucf
DISEASES AND
DISORDERSOF
MEN ONLY.
22 Years Experience.
l2YearslnOm > hi
, FI-FCTUiriTV and
UbDIUAI. ' 1 realtneiit
_ combined. Vnrkocclc ,
Stricture , Syphilis , IOSBO ( Viper and Vitality.
nmrSOimUVTFin. Charpealow. HOME
THKATSIKNT. llooU , Consultation and Exam.
Illation Frei" . { lours , B a in. tot : 7ioHi > r.i
Sundar,9to 12 1 > O. Knx 7(6 OfTirc , N. U
Cur. HlU aud 1'ari.am Stre tb. OMAHA. NIB ,
BllY THE GENUINE
SYRUP OF FIGS
BY
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
KOTU THIS
For WEAK and
VI lrl Itv ( o 'hr Rt nulpit Invluf'at > r A {
the nqo II cure w hero nil e-He. fftllq when
oomhlnoil im it mi \ < * fiIH hv ) 'ic ' spe -
IttHMf of ibn Stut 1 by noIexllMil lus'i-
UHP l'MS Put until trr i
UI'I'IST l'lII us < Mth < > r inoeHonl or clr .
triil tiPiiitupnt hn priviti to t < f w'i M
iiiul xppnnu Iv iiitili r jirojipr nUI o i ul
eoinblnlim of HIP P two mml * in itivi t > ow
prs liv tlipxo iMiilnonl Spoi InlliK prmiunni
results now hut * il'o obtnlni < l un l Imp umi
ble > to 5peuri > bv olthor mi-dlrlno 01 < lo , in
dtv u tvl nlono HOIH 'I ' iu > l i | pi\il >
vour liili'lllRo'uo Hint HIP 1VM > eotiilin l
\\lll nctninplMi morp than w lii-n uti i < i <
iratplv ' The IP able it nil prosi < ! %
Spulnllot1 * ni. todnj aohlevlns tl unit ,
wotilirful results In ein'ntr ' NKItVnl S ,
I'UUONMt' rttiil 111 UiMl < ll- < ciisand nil
( lltllMilt i1l"n ci nf MKX anilOM1 V
IN MTPKIXO TlU'ATMnNT ti ! f'llnv- .
ItlR quilltUilt Ollv hnlll < l bp Illkotl In'o i ' -
i IPI 11 Ion Aoilltv \pi rletiookill anel
i nbl' hnl loptitiitlon for
RELIABILITY
- Host NunKs mut \ll of wh' h ur . | io ( * MiMl bv the Sprclnt-
tsm of lhl limtltuti mill an HP < i" nrv for
Loading Itu > > iiic.ss Men of tliN Cltv , UK * u < . --riii mill - .ui8ficurj tuntmcnt
of miv o " iii
Till ! STATIC KLKCTKO Ml DICAh
GUARANTEES A PERfECT AND PERMANENT CURE
lly Their Coinbinoel Hluctro-iMudlcal Treatment.
WEAK , NERVOUS MENla.Vi DISEASES OF REBTUH-WW
\Ihilltv weak nninlt' ' * shattered tie-rvous ( hcniorrlioltlM ) Inteuinl or protnnlltiK. 1tch
svsleni , c uisi'il bv oWnvork , e\irsss , re- lup , e \ < orlmuini eli poilllvevlv ourLtl
KiiHIiiK In weiUticss of binly nml bmlli vvllhoilt tin uop of it Unlfp
IOSMH In the uiliiP , dlzzlnoHM , fulling inein- CTHEIAPU ratiurli. iilierntlon ntul
my link of eonililenrc anil umbltliin pu in d I UulAuIl'"il v s ii1' - * 1 ii , liullgrsMdii ,
In b.irk loln kldnevs nml other < ll uri".s- '
wiuknesn pa'n ' .mil fullne'W utter uitltiR' .
\\\K \ \ symptoms utillttlnK' olio foi builiuss 01 he-nrtburu eti
pliMiurc Out spoclal systpm of tipnlniptit
will tniro YOlr npstorp your phvtlcnl anil I AI1IRG All ttoiiblts i > i ulUr to rout-
siual hp.illli i nd make vou otieo inonn & .UUIUO K mo'-t sum t fllllv UiMleil
man unioiiR men no nutter who nu what nnd prompHv CHIP , ! bv lhl t e'onililuoil
hai fa led Mi-til al Trcutmi Ml without pilti or
CONTAGIOUS QLOQD POISON oppiatton
n few
SyphllN and till ellioii-'oi of HIP nlooil RHEUMATISM utte-ily ;
piotnptlv ami HiorotiKlily cuiod niitlory
roule-d In a fiw iluv ?
trac of the' poKon ptadle-ati-d fiotn tin vs-
1 torn foreve-r , icstorliiK hcnlth anil mull } " CATARRH J > osllhrU cul01' '
DIIDTIIDR c-urpd bv ihelr new moih-
nUr lUllC""oa without knife , truxH or ALLSKINDISEASES-K r *
iletentlon fiom work a mlnless , sure and
pcimanent euie BLADDER AND URINfiRY -
IfADinflPR ! C " . Hvilropclp , fHvellliiK tiMteil sureofullv
UHnluUUtnbE.inil ttiiilernesq of Ihe
oiKiim nnd fflundH Ireated with unfallinj ; HAIR AHD SCALP
success ,
niCD Cl KOTD1P1 DEI T 's ' nbsolutelv the best that ran be m iniifnetuted Sit
UUli BlLElU Illlu Clkl , I Isfnclorv u'sult-4 tn'AHAN'Tnini In f-verv Instance ,
( all and oximlno FUUU OF CHARGi : , ot write for futthoi paille-ulars before liui-
i ll l.slllK
Ifou cannot call .it the. of lice , fullv describing vour svmptoms , and
you will letelve In plain euveloie i scientific and honest opinion ofout <
ease and a book of valuable Information free of ehaigt \\ilto far a
Glide to Hcalfi today.
H 11OUUS From 8 a.m. to S p.m. Siiiula > s , 10 a.m. to 12 in.
STATE ELECTRO-MEDICAL INSTITUTE , , NEB.
Permanently located 1308 Fariimw Street , Tlic only Klectricul In
stitute in the city.
Shiverick Furniture Co.
I4tli and farnam Streets.
We show the largest and best
selected stock of goods in Oma
ha and our prices are the lowest
Purchasers of furniture will
do well to visit our new store
l [ and see our q-oods.
* * * wC4 o
SHIVERICK FURNITURE CO.
1315-1317 Farnam Street.
ItBe
Be cold enough : s
How is your office ? Are you beginning to
shiver already , thinking how you will keep
your overcoat on to keep warm ?
The Bee Building
is the best heated building in Omaha , as
well as the best kept building. You can
get offices there from $10 up.
MOVE WHILE IT IS WARM ,
GROUND FLOOR ,
BEE BUILDING.
RENTAL AGENTS. '
STRENGTH IS NATURAL WEAKNESS UNNATURAL
The weakness of the pare-nt Ib bound to bo born In the
child This fact la fo ! for nober thought youthful er
rors anil excesses causing organic weakni'Hs , nervous and
glandular troubles in men and women l.s the Imno ot life.
Why la < t that men and women will allow themselves to
Buffer Ihe torturcH of thf uivrodeemcd and nlowly but
Mirily blnk Into a living hell of mlsfrj und vvo < - , when
positive relief ami an absolute euro Is within such rimy
jeaeh can be had almost for lhr > asking Tovsenlt , dehll-
4led men and women I offer a free book If they will only
wrllo for il It will tell you Just why drwn will not euro
and why ELnc'THICITY In now the. Kieateat remedial
agent known to modern science
1)K. HKNNETT'S KUCCTKIC KIILT
Will touch the right spot and mike you well and HtroiiB
aga n That wondrous vUoial Htrength which IN given to
men and 'women ' who vv < ar my IJelt ean lif gained hy no
other method Thin treatmunl gtritly tones the nlonmch.
purifies the b'ood and puts the nervous , muscular und
circulatory syittmn In perfect condition
John G , Cruff , Colorado Springs , Cole , wrltca Dr ,
Bennell
I thought you would llko to hear how I nm Rotting
ulonr with jour Belt Have been wearing It for OEM-
JZHAIj NEHVOI'8 DEHIUTY and have rccnlvcd great
iKiiulH It U the best thing to give a man strength I over
Ban.
Ban.II r Ualllnger , I yens , Cole , -writes :
Di Honnett Vou rc < iuct'Ud mo to wilte you In thirty
days and let you know how your Belt was nerving me
My case wafi i liard one but the belt has helped me. I
fed much liefer and that "TIRED FEISUNfj i imvii
had lor twenty-Ovo years hat disappeared The jmln In
thr > back of m > lurk la also KOIICDoi tors never did mo
any good. l ut I Ihlnk your Belt la O K.
> iv HEI/T HAS 1'ATENT SOFT SlhKEN C'lIAMOIS-fOVEHED
My Belt Is guaranteed for one year and ran IIP renewed /or 7G oents wlien worn
out No other bolt can be rationed for any price
It aulrkly and permanently euros Nervous Doblllty , Sexual "Weakness
Night I/OSWB Shrunken or I'ndt velopcd Organ * . Vurlcoeelp Stomach Uver '
Kldnev tr { iladder Trouble , Constipation , rthfcumatlsm , Lumbago , Lame Hack.
and all Female Complaints
Mv Ni w Electrical Suipensory for the < uro of the various weaknesses of men
FJU3E to every male purchawei of one of my belts
Call upon or wrl c mo today Oct Symptom Ulank Hook and Literature.
FKKi : TKKATMKNT TO ALL CALLIJRS.
8old DR RFMHETT ELEfiTRlfi "oou',2 ( } ! " ouaia oik ,
only by UHi PUHIlu I I bLbUiniU Cor 10th A UuUgo sin , Oiuaha.
TUKKIbll T. & P. PIU.S brings monthly nwn-1
fctriiatloiiHiirounliuday nuvurdls.iiipolntyou
! . ' if Stottswll h 'ln any cabu. Miy inull.l
ilaUn's Drug Store , i8th &l'arnmmOmilmNeli