Nebraska Newspapers

    ! f ITZ-SIIARKEY FIGHT IS OFF
' Etllor rUi to Depoiit His $5,000 Forfeit
Money en Time.
flTZSIMMONS AGREES TO MEET M'COY
tter Hie l-'l II Up by ShnrUey IMU Snjs
He l UlllltiK lo 'I'nlit! oil
i the Kill Conference.
ArrniiKCil. ,
NUW lOUK. March 20. -Tho proposed
Cght between Hob Fltzslmmons and Tom
Bharkoy Is off.
Promptly at 1 p. m. this ntternoon Fltz
elramoDB appeared nt. the Deldvau house, as
ngrccd upon 1at night. He waa u)ti fol
lowed by Al Smith, who acted an receiver
pf bids; Tom O'Roufke, representing the
Keasldo Sporting, qlub of Coney Island,
tJiillan representing tho Wcstchenter Athlotlc
dub of Tuckahoe, N. V-. nnd George Tucker
of the samo club. All repaired to a prlvutc
room, whero O'Rourke and Julian handed
1A1 Smith ccTtlflcd checks for $5,000. Then
thero was a wait tot Sharkey, who had
agreed to appear with his forfeit of J5.000.
During tho wait there was Homo argument
liotwcen Julian nnd O'Hourko as to the de
tails of tho propoicd fight. O'Rourko etood
iby his proposition of last night, offering
t'.O per cent of tho gross receipts of tho club,
rwhllo Julian still offered C7 per cent In
(behalf of tho Wwtchostcr club.
OMlourko tried to show that 60 per cent
fet tho Seasldo Athletic club was better than
f7 per cent nt Tuckahoe. He said that the
KoatlnK capacity of the Seasldo Athletic club
twa the greater. Julian said ho was familiar
mlth tho Seasldo club nnd knew that tho
Westchester Athletic club could accommo
date as many, If not raoro patrons, than
tho former.
On behalf of tho Wratchcatcr club Julian
nffcrcil CO per rent of the plcturo money.
OMlourko did not make nny proposition on
thin matter.
At 1:30 Fltzslmmoru aroso nnd slid that
Its Shnrkey had not appeared with his forfeit
Iho fight was off.
Julian then said that tho offer of Ills club
tood with Fltzslmmonti and nny other man
4io might select who would ugrce to light
Bilm. Fltzslmmons nald that was accept
able to him nnd that ho would eelcct "Kid"
McCoy. Tho party then broke up. Kltzslm
mons, Julian, Al Smith nnd (leorgo Tucker
adjourning to McCoy's cafe.
When McCoy henrd tho proposition bo
nald ho was agrecablo nnd Fltzslmmons nnd
(ho agreed to meet at McCoy's place at noon
next Saturday.
CHICAGO TO HAVE TWO CLUBS
lAn IJiiilerstnnilliiu; Arrived Al lle
tivcen President llnrt anil the
Aiiierli'iin I.ciikiic,
CHICAGO, March 20. An ngreemont
will ho HlfiicJ tomorrow botween the
lAmnrlcan league, nnd President Hart,
representing tho National league club,
which will permit tho former organization
to' placo a base ball cllib In Chicago on
certain conditions, which ns yot hnvo not
been given out, hut will probably be mnilii
fuihllu In a few days. Thero Is considerable
nterost manifested ns to what concessions
tho American lenguo has made to obtnln the
privilege of entering National leaguo terri
tory, So far as Is known tho purchase of
Iho Cleveland National league property Is
tho only condition. This, It Is Ilgured, will
entail an exponso amounting to nearly 15,
XX upon tho American league. The Clove
land end of iho matter will bo settled to
miorrow. President Johnson will, In nil
liknllhood. mako a trip to Ohio to attend to
nettling tho detnlls or tho transfer.
President Hart nnd President Johnson
rxohanged visits today nnd discussed tho de.
tails yet to bo nrrnnged In tho base ball
deah Tho consent cvf the National league
hits boon secured nnd now nil that remains
to bo done Is thb signing of tho papers,
KcmuIIh nil the Itiiiiiilnu Truck.
SAN 1'MtANClSCO. March JO.-Weather
ulnar nnd track fast. Tun fo ran results:
First race, seven-sixteenths of a mile, for
maiden 2-year-old (lilies, purse: Konie won,
'Merlda second, Princess Icotu third. Time:
0:42.
Second rare, six furlongs, selling: Hosal
hra won, Mondu second, Sorrow third.
Time: 1:11.
Third race, ono nnd one-qunrter mites,
selling: Chlmnra won, Ootobed second Hod
l'lrato third. Time: 2:01.
Fourth race, six furlongs, selling: Afghan
-won, Heigh Hoc second, Casdale third.
Time: lilJU.
Fifth race, ono nnd one-slxteenth miles,
sollliw: Scotch Plaid won. Sllvertone sec
ond, Espionage third. Time: 1:1S',4.
Sixth nice, six furlongs, purse: Joe lie
Gee won, l'lrato J second. Decoy third,
rlfnf! 1 1 !
. NEJV ORLEANS, Murch 20.-Track heavy.
Ilcsults:
First race, ono mile, selling: Frnnglblo
won. Hen Chanco second. Caviar third.
1 imo: , lMSi.
Second race, one nnd one-sixteenth miles:
Plantain won, Nuller second. Shlnfano third.
Time: i:su.
T,,.lri.1,r"Vc' ono-lmlf mile, for 2-year-oids:
I-red Hunlon won, Daisy Osborne second,
Juanette third. Time: 0:51.
Fourth nice, ono mile, handicap: Eva
thlnl. e-V:'!?". Vn' KPCm'' lMvM
i-'Ty1 ,nice- "no lnllp: sls'cr Fox won,
Thne!0l!l"minJ' KCC0,ltl' uul UeKBlo third!
Sixth race, six furlongs, selling: Agitator
Time: l"sUnt'r St'C"d' IXml N,,Vl" th"'11'
JeiinliiKN Will Unit the JniP.
PHILADELPHIA. Mnrch 20.-A letter re
reived here today from Hugh Jennings, the
famous Inlleldrr of tho Hrboklyn bnSo ball
club, makes tho announcement that ho wll
HRA1N l'OOI).
In of Utile llcucflt I'nleHH 11 In III
aexli'it. Nearly everyone will admit that ns a na
tion wo cat too much meat and too llttlo
Tcgotablea and 1ho grains.
For business men, oftlce nten nnd clerks,
and In fact everyone engaged in sedentary
or Indoor occupations, grains, milk and
vegetables nro much moro healthful.
Only men ongnged In a severe out doo
rrianunl lnbor can live- on a heavy meat diet
nnd continue In health.
As a general rule, meat onco a day is suf
ficient for all classes of men, women ana
children, and grains, fruit nnd vegetables
should constltuto the bulk of food eaten.
Hut many of the most nutritious foods nri
dlfllcult of dlgustlon and It is of no uso to
advlso brain workers to eat largely of
grains nnd vegctnblea where tho digestion is
too weak to assl.-nilato them properly.
It Is always bent to get tfio best results
from our food that some simple and harm
less digestive should bo taken nfter meals tt
assist the relaxed digestive organs, nnd sov
cial years' exporlenco hnvo proven Stunrt's
Dyspopsln Tablets to bo a very safe, plea-s
ant and cffectlvo dlgtstlvo nnd a remedy
which may bo tuken dally with the best
retmlts.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets can hardly ho
called a patent medicine, as they do not
act on tho bowels nor any particular organ,
but only on the food eaten. Thoy Mipply
what weak stomachs lack, pepsin dlataso
and by stimulating tho gastric glands In
creasn tho natural secretion of hydrochloris
acid.
Peoplo who make a dally prnctlvo of tak
ing ono or two of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
after each meal are suro to have perfect
digestion which means porfect health.
Thero is no danger of forming an Injur
ious habit as tho tablets contain absolutely
nothing but natural digestives; coealne. mor-
phlno and similar drugs hnvo no place In a
stomach medicine nnd Stunrt's Dyspopsln
Tablets aro certnlnly tho best known and
most popular of nil stomach remedlos,
Ask your druggist for a fifty cent package
of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets and after a
week's uso note the Improvement In health,
ucetlto and nervous energy.
tv.it play base ball nny more. Jennings says
hn will not sign tho contract tendered by
tho Brooklyn management. He Is nt Ithaca
training tho Cornel! university team. After
tho trip south with the colUgo players Jen
nings, It is stnted, will become sporting
editor of a Philadelphia newspaper.
I'rlio-Wlnnliifc tlOKN I'olnoiicit.
NHW YOH1C March 20. -Two of the most
valuable dogs on exhibition nt the bulldog
snow in .Mnaison tsuunre waruon were rounn
dead today nnd It Is believed they were
poisoned. Tho dogs were Delnwnrc nnd
Highland Mary, both owned by F. K. Aus
tin. Dcluwnro on Monday took lirst prize
for limit dogs under forty-tlvo pounds nnd
wns vnlued at II.Goa She also won first
prlzo In the lightweight class, was n winner
at tho recent dog show and hnd won n first
prize in inuon.
Knimnti Whip a I'lillnili'liililiin.
WEIH CITYi, Kan., Mnrch 20.-"Hubo"
Ferns knocked out Jack Hnnlcy of Phila
delphia hero tonight In tho seventh round.
They met to go twenty rounds.
DEAN COMPANY UNDER FIRE
WHiirss In ('use .Stall's Hint She Wits
DUorci'il from One II iinliiinil
In OiiiiiIiii,
NBW YOKK, March 20. When tho trlat
of James 11. Kellogg, Indicted for grand
larceny and conspiracy In connection with
tho E. S. Dean company, was resumed to
day beforo Recorder Ooff, Miss Emily Goebcl
was the first witness called. Miss Oocbel
wns much agitated. Miss Oocbel told of
Kellogg having said to her that ha was em
ployed by Mrs. E. S. Dean.
"I heard Kellogg say once," she asserted,
"that ho wns 'very much worried about tho
business and that he had been doing criminal
things, and If tho authorities learned of
them tho only country he could go to wns
Druzll, from whonce he could not bo ex
tradited." She told of going to Europe at Kellogg'3
solicitation, nnd returning in September,
1807. After her return from Europe, Miss
Joebcl said, speaking of a conversation bIip
had with Kellogg, "Wo quarreled. Ho told
mo ho was going to tho penitentiary Bure.
Ho said to mo: Tvo got that money and
Vvo got It planted good nnd plenty, and I'll
do tlmo beforo I'll glvo It up. I'll go to tho
penitentiary for a year and then I'll get out,
but I'll take Sara Keller with me.' "
In reply to questions Miss floebel said
that she lived with Kellogg ns his wife.
When nsked If nho was mnrrlcd, she said sho
did not know. Sho onco had n husband
named 3oobcl, but did not know whether or
not ho wns dead, nnd said there had been no
divorce. Sho testified Hint sho had been
married to James II. Drutnmoll, but was di
vorced in Omaha,
A typewritten paper wok produced nnd
Miss Qoebel recognized the elgnnturo as
hora. Sho said that when sho signed It, it
consisted of ono paragraph, merely being a
receipt for $500. As It now reads tho docu
ment states that she acknowledges the re
ceipt of $500 received from James H. Kel
logg, obtained by constantly annoying nnd
harassing him, and ns "blood money" nnd
contained an agreement not to annoy him
further. Miss Goebel maintained that theso
sentences wero written In nfter Bhe signed
tho receipt.
SHORTS GET A GREAT SCARE
.Smtileii v- In Trnctlmi SIiiuUn
lilven llu- Prices u
lll; Ilooni,
NEW YORK, March 20. Much excitement
attended tho early dealings on tho Stockt
exchange today. Tho occasion was the an
nouncement that the Metropolitan Street
railway had obtained control of tho Third
Avenue. This was appalling nows to many
speculators, who, counting upon an indefi
nite decline In Third Avenue stock, sold It
short with such a reckless disregard of the
symptoms for several days that tho floating
supply of tho stock was being diminished
and a corner being formed.
Tho nows that tho Metropolitan Street
railway had ncqulred this stock, and the im
proved status thus given tho property.
caused a wild sceno nt the Third Avcnuo post
at tho opening, which was "wide." Simul
taneous sales wero made all tho way from
90 to U0, compared with 85 at yesterday's
close and C6 early yesterday. Metropolitan
btroet railway sold from 164'4 to 107 In tho
first few minutes, compared with iCOli last
night. Prices for the two Btocks quickly ran
off, Third Avenue reacting several points
and tho feverish tono of the market caused
profit taking.
All of the New York City Blocks, which
havo been sold short by the bears on tho bo-
Ilef that tho franchise tax law would bear
heavily on thorn, soon reflected tho serious
state of mind of the shorts. Hrooklyn Tran
sit roso nearly 8 points and lumned from
C3i4 to 72 on o single sale a very unusual
variation oven for pnnlc conditions. Tho
other Now York stocks, Sugnr, People's Oas
and Tobacco reflected the same demoralized
stato of mind on tho part of tho shorts. In
tho loan crowd 2 per cent premium wns bid
tor tne uso of Third Avonuo stock on loans.
ihlrd Avcnuo later touched loou. nnd
Metropolitan 171&. Between tho perturba
tion of tho bears and-tho beaw ninnt.tnw.
intf by thoso long of tho stocks, tho fluctu
ations were violent nnd sentlmont so much
unsettled that tho general markot fell Into
neglect and becamo rather dull.
ICnnNim Xnles nml Comment.
The Kansas Wnm.in'a p ,i
will meet nt Topeka April 6. !
The Kansas Stato Sundnv rhrml
lion will meet In Atchison .May S to 10.
A Geary county rami has nn order from
Hoston for several carloads of Jackrabblts.
Garden CltV'S cuttlp-dltminc- nlnnt ia In
oporatlon. It has a capacity of 1,500 cuttlo
a un
Kansns had 3,15G,I?9.10 in cash nml se
curities In its Htrong box at tho duto of last
report.
The value of Kunsas' dairy nrnducts In-
creased from J4,610,6J1 In ISM to $6,613,1)58
III 1S99.
Of tho 700 men In tho Kansas university
Just one-half, 350, nro members of evungoli
cal churches.
Jesuit) Lcwelllng. dauchter of the ex-cov.
ornor, has gone to Costa Rico In tho Interest
of a Chicago paper.
O. P Ercenbrlcht of Independence Is n
candidate for tho republican nomination for
congrcssman-at-largc.
The fact is recalled that thirty-two vrars
ago last week the entire Kansas legislature
went buffalo hunting out beyond Hays
City.
Tho treemen In Kansas havo put tho soft
manle nnd tho boxclder under the tmn
They say they attract worms and soon be
come a nuisance.
Tho Christian Kndeavor convention -will
bo held this year nt Hutchinson, the open
ing session belnir on July 5. There will bo
not less tnan i.6uu delegates.
Socretnry Coburn estimates the value nt
tho 7M.M26 horses In Kansas at $32,0IS.3I2.
This vnlue under the manipulation of the
assessors will shrink to about $5,000,000.
Tho report of A. K. Wilson, secretary of
tho Masonic lodge of Kansns, shows that
the various subordinate lodges of the stato
expended $S.130.19 for charitable purposes
during the Inst year.
Tho membership of tho Grand Army of
tho Republic of Kansns shows n gain of
631 the last year. The totnl membership Is
now lS.WO, which Is estimated to bo about
one-fourth of tho veteran population of the
unite.
Tho University of Kansas wus opened to
the young: men nnd women of tho state
In September, 1SC6. It Is now ono of tho
nineteen colleges of this country having an
annual expenditure for current expenses
exceeding $1C0,0CV. Its ten buildings with
their equipments nro valued at $770,000 and
Its library contains S5.00J volumes. The
registration Is ndw I.12S.
George W. Llttlck ami E. S. Knrhart,
Wyandotte lawyers, nro both republicans
and both wanted to bo candidates for tho
legislature. As they were friends they
agreed to play a game of soven-up, the loser
to withdraw from the race. Tho game stood
six to threo In favor of Llttlck. It was Lit
tick's deal. He gave Karhart tho Juck of
clubs without another trump or face card
and Eai.irt "stool." I.lttlrk did not have
a trump or fuce curd In his hand. The Jack
made K.irhart blsn, low, Jack and the
game. This put him out. Uttlck Immitll
utely withdrew from tho raco and Is now
loyally supporting Karhart for tho nomination.
THE OTSIATTA "DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY,
SCHOOL LANDS ON THE DLOCK
Bidding is Spirited on Everj Tract Offered
for Bale,
PRICES EXCEED APPRISED VALUATION
(Inly .Nnutll Amount of School Prop
erty Itrinnliin I iimiiIiI Around
Mohv I'll I In Mt'Cli'llitli
L'liic Is Conlliiiieil,
SIOL'X FALLS. S. D., Mnrch 20. (Special
Telegram.) Stato commissioner of school
and public lands, David Eastman, v.as In
Sioux Falls today for tho purpose of slllng
or leasing tho remaining school lands in
this (Minnehaha) county.
Tho bidding was spirited on practically
ocry tract offered for bale nnd only In two
Instances did tracts sell nt no more than
tho appraised valuation. Illds In a number
of instances reached $10 per acre above tho
appraised value. A tract near Dell Rapids
sold for $37,50, tho highest price at which
school lands havo over been sold In the
state. A trnct twetity-llvo miles from Sioux
Falls told for $23 per acre, whllo another
brought $25.25 per acre. Only a compara
tively small amount of school lnml romalns
unsold in the county.
Tho attorneys Interested In the contempt
proceedings Instituted by County Judgo
Wilkes against K. J. Tabor, a prominent
local banker, because he refused to trans
fer tho McClcllan estate to the administra
tor appointed February 8 by Judge Wilkes,
nnd who has been In custory of tho sheriff
for nbout a month, pending tho payment of
a flno Imposed upon him by Judgo Wilkes,
left today for Pierre, where tomorrow tho
appeal In tho matter of securing Tnbor'a
rclcaso on ball will be argued beforo tho
state supremo court.
Tho hearing granted James S. McClollan,
the Llttlo Rock (Ark.) claimant to the Mc
Clollan estate, wns today continued until
April 0, to allow opposing claimants nn op
portunity for tho Introduction of rebuttal
testimony. Parties residing ut Joy, Neb.,
aro preparing to enter tho contest for the
estate, basing their claims on being tho
children of n nephew of John McClcllan.
Samuel McClcllan of Fnrnham county, Mur
ray, England, Is another claimant whoso
petition and papers havo Just reached tho
county court licre.
(Mrcult Court In DnKolti.
HURON, S. D., March 20. (Special.)
Judgo Campbell closed tho first week of cir
cuit court for Ilcadlo county here on Sat
urday. Cases so far disposed of nro crim
inal. Tho caso of tho stato against N. li.
Alger for violating tho liquor law was dis
missed, and that of tho state against Frank
Cans nnd Harry Rowo for selling Intoxi
cating liquors to minors, resulted In a ver
dict of acquittal. Merrill and Mnry Cameron
of Wesslngton wero found guilty of selling
Intoxicating liquors without a license, anil
R. Phillips wns acquitted of tho chnrgo of
keeping a gambling house. A case that at
tracted moro than ordinary attention was
that of tho Btato against John Kelloy,
charged with grand larceny. Tho complaint
recites that tho accused took a pockctbook
from ono Anthony Forrnll, a recently dis
charged convict, containing $70 nnd appro
priating It to his own use. Tho Jury nfter
being out nil ono night, returned n verdict
against tho defendant. Tho next caso was
tho Btato against William McClure nnd P.
McKay charged with keeping a gambling
house, and which resulted In n verdict In
favor of tho Btnte. In tho case of tho Btato
against John Welgman, for assault with a
dangerous weapon, tho Jury returned a ver
dict In favor of tho defendant. A number of
other crlmlnnl cases will bo heard this week.
It Is Judge Campbell's intention to olear tho
calendar ns nearly as posslblo during tho
present term.
Itnlno Funds for .lloiiiinicnt.
HOT SPRINGS, S. D., March 20.-(Spc-clal.)
Tho ladles of tho Hills who havo had
chargo of raising tho fund for tho monument
to tho Rlnck Hills companies of volunteer
soldiers who served in Cuba and tho Phil
ippines, havu raised enough money to pur
chaso n slto for n park near Spearllsh, In
tho center of which Is to bo placed tho mon
ument of marblo nnd bronze. Thero aro
twelve lots In tho plot and, by agreement,
tho town of Spcnrflsh Is to furnish water for
tho uso of tho park. On Arbor day each
lady In tho Hlack Hills who Is n member
of tho monument association Is expected to
plant a tree In tho park. At prcsont thero
is about $220 In tho Spcnrflsh bank, and as
soon aB tho amount is raised to $300 work
on tho monument will bo commenced.
Lincoln Itepulilleiin ( lull In Dakota.
HOT SPRINGS, S. D., Murch 20. (Special.)
Tho Lincoln Republican club was organ
ized hero Saturday night with an enrollment
of nbout 100 members. A temporary organ
ization was perfected by tho election of A.
S. Stewart as temporary president; W. II.
Stanley, temporary secretary; W. W.
Stewart, tomporary treasurer, nnd nn ex
ecutive committee of the president, M. Pen
dcrgast and L. S. Cull. Theso ofllccrs aro to
hold until tho rcgulnr annual meeting tho
first Saturday in April." Tho meetings nro to
bo weekly. A resolution was Introduced
and unanimously passed endorsing tho can
didacy of Hon. E. W. Martin of Dcadwood
for congress. Thero Is much Interest In tho
organization and a very largo clulfls as
sured. Option on HiiUoln 111 nc.
HOT SPRINGS, S. 1).; March 20. (Spe
cial.) The Mayflower mining proporty. four
miles west of Custor, which Is owned by J.
P. Durst, John P. Foran, n. 11. Wood, A. T.
Feay and T. N. Delicate, Is under option to
Oraydon of Chicago. A 200-foot shaft Is to
bo sunk and If present oro values nro main
tained when that depth has been reached tho
purchase price is to be paid within ninety
days. Tho proporty consists of seven claims
and Is considered ono of tho best prospects
In tho southern Hills.
ItepnlilleiuiM In South llnUolii.
HURON, S. D., March 20. (Special.) At
n meeting of the republican county central
committee on Saturday, It was agreed to
hold but ono primary, and Friday, May 11,
waB named na the date, at which tlmo dele
gates to the republican stato convention will
bo chosen, and a complcto list of candidates
for county olllces will bo named. Tho early
date makes a long campaign, but one
primary makes It loss expensive.
Hnulue Crew Im Neulileil,
SIOUX FALLS, S. D., March 20. (Special
Tolegram.) Ily tho blowing out of thu urch
plpo of an englno pulling a northbound
freight on tho (Jreat Northern from Sioux
Falls Engineer Osmudson and Fireman
Nethway, w'hgso homos nro at Wllmar,
Minn., wero seriously scalded- this even
ing by escaping stenm. Tho Injured men
have been brought hero. It is bellovcd thoy
will recover.
Iluuil Sale nt Mitchell,
MITCHELL, S. I)., March 20.-(Spiclal
Telegram.) At a meeting of city council
last night the $10,000 refunding wntor works,
bonds were sold to O, L. Ilranson of the
First National bank of Mitchell at par and
at a rato of H4 per cent, payable twenty
years from dato or $2,000 each yenr nfter
flvn years from dato of bonds. Tho salo was
regarded an a highly Satisfactory one.
Worli for Itefereuiliiiii,
ABERDEEN. S. D., March 20. (Special.)
Parties opposod to tho action of tho city
council In closing Lincoln street for court
house purposes are busllv engaged getting
signers to a potltlon for a referendum of the
matter. Those claiming to be authority on
the subject say this will bo the first time
that tho referendum has ever been Invoked
In the United States.
CniiKht In a Feed .11111,
ADERDEBN, S. D., March 20. (Special
Telegram.) Ed Williams, a young farmer
living near hero, was seriously, perhaps
fatally, Injured last evening by being caught
In the gearing of a feed mill. One arm was
broken twice, with several bad cuts on head,
rendering him unconscious. He lay on the
ground several hours beforo his wife dis
covered him.
A I'OIKiOTTH.N HKItO.
Miijor (leiirui' ('roulinn nml IIIh
I)e-
iimirc nf l'ort .Sleiilieiisoii,
It Is noteworthy that tho reputation of
our great soldiers was In every ca60 built
up of long ns well ns brilliant service, says
Leslie's Weekly, in no case has It been tho
result of any Blnglo deed, however heroic.
In fact, others havo performed single deeds
of heroUm surpassing In brilliancy, per
haps, nny single deed of nny of thcao great
soldiers. In such ensef, as a rule, these
heroes nro known only to the reader of nb
struso history. A slnglo lnstnnco will servo
to illustrate:
Just whero tho town In Ohio perpetuating
tho nanio of tho first republican candidate
for tho presidency nnd the homo of a more
succffiful subsequent cnndldato for that
high olllco Is now situated was a wretched
stockado callod Fort Stephenson. Its nrma
mcnt consisted of one gun nnd a garrison of
1G0 men, commanded bv Mnlnr Gpnreo
t-rognan, a young ofllcor of 22.
He
was horn not far from Louisville, Ky., In
1701, and enmo of lighting stock, for his
father had been an ofllccr In tho continental
army and his mother wns a !stcr of George
Rogcra Clurk. Graduating from William nnd
Mary college In 1810, ho entered the army,
was In tho battle of Tippecanoe In 1811, nnd
a year later wns made captain in the Seven
teenth infantry. With this rank be served
under Harrison In 1812 nnd 1813, and so dis
tinguished hlmsolf In n sortie from Fort
Meigs that ho wns appointed an aide-de-camp
with tho rank of major nnd assigned to the
defense of Fort Stephenson.
I-est Tccumseh and the Indians who were
coming ncross country from Fort Meigs
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DR. BENNETT'S ELECTRIC BELT f
Dr. Bennett Electric Belt Co.,
Rooms 18 lo 21 Douglas Blk, Opp. Hayden's, Cor. 1611) and Dodge Sis., Omaha, Neb,
Office Hours From 8:'M) a.in to 8:U0 p.m. Sundays From 10:1)1) a. in, to 1 p.m.
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should make a. flank attack Harrison had
authorized Croghan to burn the fort and re
treat. This he did not do. "We are de'er
mined to maintain this place." he said, "and
by heaven we will!" Harrison thereupon
dispatched an ofllcor to relievo him. Hut
Croghan went to headquarter?, carried his
point, nnd when, on August 1, tho English
commander summoned him to surrender,
sent back a stout deflar.ee. Tho next day the
bombardment began, ami toward nfternoci
an assault was ordered. Tho English sol
diers, In three columns cf 120 men each,
wero to nttack three sides. Tho Indians were
to t'torm tho fourth, but ns they enmo out
of tho woods llro from the fort drove them
back. The Hrltlsh troops, thus left to light
nlone, came on bravely to the very gates,
made every possible effort to get Into the
fort for two hours and then retreated with
all of tho officers and one-fifth of tho men
killed, wounded or missing, The wnvo f
enthusiasm which rolled over the country
ns tho result of this victory equaled nny.
thing of tho kind wen In our day. but who
today knows anything of the personality of
Major Croghan?
Con vIcl-.Mi'de IIIiiiIIiik Ttvlnr.
Implement men of Kansas City say trouble
Is about to result because of tho action of
tho Hoard of Control of the Knnsas stato
penitentiary making binding twine. Tho
warden of tho penitentiary has announced
that ho will begin receiving orders this week
for binding twine. Kansas uses about 7,000,
000 pounds of twine a yenr. Tho warden
has about 200.000 pounds of twine on hand
land expects to havo 1.2u0.000 pounds for salo
during tho season. This Is enough to dis
turb tho market. While regular dealers nro
nsklng retnll merchants to pay them 1U&
cents per pound for their offerings, tho
Kansas penitentiary managers announce
they will sol) theirs direct to the farmers
at 10 cents per pound. The warden believes
that tho plant will turn out 3,500,000 pounds
of twlno next year. The plant now fur
nishes employment for 100 men.
(iriinil itnry linn "hnplio" fnne,
NKW YORK. March 20.-Justlio Fnrsmnn
today made n decision in the "Sapho"
case, dlrcctlns that It be referred to the
grand Jury. If Indictments are found the
ilefonilniits will bo tried by n Jury In gen
eral sessions.
FOLDINC
BATH CABINET
OT AIR
VAPOR
Kvcrj- Mini, AVoinmi nml Clillil nlionlil
I !' II Weekly. I'roloiiK I.lfc,
Snves .Medicine mill Doctor llllls,
,ntiire' Health l'reerer.
Absolute Hume ccclt.
So conlldcnt nro wo that our Cabinet will
please you
wi'j sn.vn IT OX HO DAYS TIIIAI,.
Ii he returned nt our expense nml
our money refunded, if lint jnM nn
represented.
Knjoy Turkish, HiiNslnii, Sulphur,
Hot Air, Perfumed, or .Mnillenteil
llutliM nt Home, II Ceil Is Hueli.
Water baths dense the surface only. Our
cabinet bath cleanses Inwardly and out
wardly, purifies tho blood. Invlgorntes and
tones up entire system by opening the
C.000,000 pores of tho skin, thus enabling
nature In her own way to expel by profuse
perspiration all Impure units, acids and
poisonous mutter, which. If retained, poison
the system, causing disease, debility and
sluggishness.
Our cnblnet will surprise and delight you.
I'HODUCES perfect health, cleanliness,
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IM3LS Colds, Fevers. Skin Diseases nnd
Eruptions. PR R VENTS Disease, Smull
pox, Hydrophobia, Cancer, etc. CUHES
llheumatlsm, Neuralgia. Quinsy, Hronchltls,
Indigestion, Catarrh, Malaria, Headache,
Female complaints, Dropsy, all Blood, Skin,
HOT SPRINGS AT HOME
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a real swinging door, heavy steel frame, toi
ton
t fat Imnrnvnmnnltt .rnl trtiu in nunulu TA,i ul 1 nn !. i
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vice
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will not cure. Thousands who thought their tlmo to lose hopo had come now toll mo
with fervor and grntltudo that my bolt has been a godsend to thorn. When thoy came
to mo thoy were thin and emaciated, soma ruined by tho Incerwant use of dnngorous
patent medicines and some discouraged by tho worthless treatment of unskilled physi
cians. I hnvo talked with men that wore in a pitiable condition. Their natural volco had
lost ltd volume, their eyes would fall In shamo whon you tried to look them In tho
faco. Yet I hnvo cured such men after drugs nnd other belts had woefully failed.
H you lime nn olil-Mtyle belt Hint ImriiN, or Hint kIvch no current Hint
you en ii feel, or one of the vililely ml verllned olil-xtyle frying pun clee
troilen covered with ehuuioln In Imitation of my patent, lirlnir It lo me nml
I will tnke It In part ccliiuiue for one of mine. At llrxt hIkIiI Hie In.
frliiKeuient on my Intention villi ill Ive you. They look belter tlimi
they ure, until you uiilUe u Kcniilnc e nnipiirUoii. Then you villi he mir
IH'InciI mill marvel ut the illirerenee. line of the illircreiiccN Ik In the wuy
my hcltN nciiiI the ciirrentN permriitluK lliroiiKh the entire Hjntciu, NceUluu'
the iIInciinc Kcriux nml ilcNtro) luu llieiu, limtend of pluyliiK only on the
oiitNlile of the holly.
Twenty years from now some ono may Invent a better belt, but at present thero
scorns no point whero It looks posslblo to make nn Improvement.
My belt Is guaranteed for ono yonr. Aflor thnt It can bo renewed for 76c. N'o
other belt can be rcnowed for nny price.
My now electrical suspensory, for tho euro of various wcaknosscs of men, Is FMEK
to ovory male purchaser of ono of my bolts.
Call upon or wrlto me today. .My new book, "Tho Finding of the Fountain of Etor
nal Youth," will bo boiu to you Healed In a plain envelope upon receipt of request. My
bolt does not burn or bllstor. It dors not become dry and usolivs. It Is tho only ono
satisfactory In overy respect. I guarantee ncuro in nil forms of Weakness, Lost Vitality,
Varicocele, (icnernl Debility, Rheumatism In overy gulso, Constipation and Femalo Com
plains and Stomach. Liver, Kidney and Illaddcr troubles. My belts aro not sold in
drug stores or by ugontH only by
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HEATERS IH THE NOSE.
Nature's Provisions Against Cliilliiii; '
uic i. tings.
Simula He Well Cured For and Not
Flared Up.
In the back uortlon of the nasal eavltv
are two large mnsses of blood vessels whlrh
four out iiion the surface of the mucous
membrane a watery substance that
moistens tho air which we breathe In
through the nostrils, and also warms It
i his Is nature's way of preparing the
atmosphere so that when It readies t.ie
lungs It Is purltled, warmed nnd moistened,
jo ns not to disturb the equilibrium oi tho
lung temperature. These blood vensels nro
Jery delicate and sensitive and ono cannot
be too careful .igaln.it forcing liquid Into
tho nose that may aggrnvnte and d'sturb
their action. Catarrh iinpoars to the suf
ferer as only a nose trouble, but It usually
extends along- the membrnnes Inflaming
the larynx, the windpipe nnd the bronchial
tubes, so that In nearly nil enrvs of
catarrh and colds treatment through the
nostrils Is uselcsi nnd harmful. The only
way by which all the aftected part In a
genuine, case of catarrh may be reached Is
by Internal treatment. In this wuy the
entire mucous lining Is restored to kroner
weretlvo conditions nnd the nerves, blond
and temperature serve to curry olT the dis
eased mucous to the proper excrementorv
channels, since Gauss' Catarrh Tablets
came Into use catarrh has been better
understood by the masses and these tablets
ure a sjure i-ure. In fact, catarrh ennnot be
cured In any other way. A trial of these
celebrated tablets will soon clear the head,
throat and nlr passages, besides having n
stimulating effect upon the bowels, bladder.
Kidneys and stomach, which are nearly
Hlwars affected when tho head Is stuffed
UP- Try these tnhlotn. All druggists keep ,
them or they will be sent direct, ureiuld,
upon receipt of price, 50 cents, by C K,
Gauss, Marshnll. Mich.
Send for valuable little book fully ex- i
plaining all forms of catarrh. 1
JOBBERS & MANUFACTURERS
. OF OMAHA
DRY GOODS.
M . E. Smith & Go.
T liMMfUriaad Jktjrt.f
Dry Goods, Furnishing Gotds
AND NOTION.
BOILER AND SHEETIRON WORKS
ryake, Wilson
Successors AVlInou A Ilrnke.
Manufacture boilers, smoko stacks nnd
brecchlngs, pressure, rendering, sheep dip,
lard and water tanks. Holler tubes con.
stantly on band, second hand boilers bought
and sold. Special and piompt attention to
repairs in city or country, lain ana riorce,
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
lAestern Electrical
vv Company
Electrical Supplies
Hleetrio Wiring Bolls and Gas Llgh'tltti
Q. W. JOHNSTON. Mrr. loin Uowurd 81
BOOTS-SHOES-RUBBERS,
n merican Hand
1 V Sewed Shoe Co
A'Vj 1 Jobbers of Foot Wear
wutiM AainTi torn
flu JeMph Budgan Butter Ofc
CHICORY.
The American
Chicory Go.
Ofen a ftauftctunrt at all rctima of
Chicory Omtha-rremont-O'Ntil
SAFE AND IRON WORKS.
I
he Omaha Safe
and iron Works,
G. ANDUUE.N, Prop.
Makes a ipoclulty of
11 RB
kad Burglar Proof Safe aim Vau.tlioors, etc
mil S, 1 till ".. Oeiiiuh, Neb.
ELEVATOR SUPPLIES
H. Davis & Son
Elect tic Hydraulic ami
c.
Jlniul Llcviitors
Klevator Safety Gates. Elevator repair,
lug n specialty Lf-nther Valve Cups fot
Elevators, Engines and Printing Presses.
Davis & Gowgill Iron Works,
MANl FAfTi nKUS AND JOIIUI2IIS
OF MACIIINIOKY
QKNHHAL 1H0PA1H1NG A SPECIALTY.
IIION AND HHARS FOl'NDEHS.
l,",(ll, ir0:t nml l.'liri .IiiuKnou Street,
OiiiiiIiii, .Neh. Tel, .".'IS.
13. Zubrlskle, Agent. J. H. Cowglll, Mgr.
COLUMBIA BEVEL-GEAR
CHAINLESS.
ItrdiiiTil In Wi-IkM nml Int.
priMCil tfirouuliool, i7r, SWf.
COLUMBIA, HAR ' FORD,
STORMER and PENNANT
CHAIN WHEELS . . .
leel Mer- jirefcrrnee nn In
liiiltern or price, Atl, ifll.l,
COLUMBIA
COASTER BRAKE.
Appllcnlile to cither (Minln
lenn or IMinlii .Models. Mnve
onr-thlrd of (lie liiirl,
nif rli-iiu lllc)cp Co.,
im: i,ijs m:i vitTMK.vr,
llnrtford, ('mill.
IMI
Neb. Cycle Co , Columbia Healers
Omaha Ulcyele Co.. Stormer Dealers.
OMAHA, NI-3H
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Represents the West.
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I'O.STOIM'liJK XOTICK.
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.,.r",r;iKn "V.1."8 for WPCK ending March
ii, 1900, will close l PROMPTLY In nil
cases) nt tho Oenernl Postoltlcc. as follows:
Parcels post malls close one hour earlier
than closing time shown below. Parcels
post malls for Germany close at b p. m.
Monday.
Trnnx-A Untitle Mnlla.
WEDNESDAY- At t:8o a. m. for EFROPE,
per . h. Oceanic. .via QueonHtown; nt !i
" "V ..W'Hlilenicliliiry 10:30 a. in. for EC
HOPE, per s. h. Kensington, via South
ampton and Antwerp (letters must be
wiVr.'V;1,0.'1 . "or "' Kensington").
THt RSDA Y At 7 n. m. for F RANCH,
SWITZICRJ AND. ITALY. SPAIN, VOlC
yt"li:jynKKY- KC'VPT and 1IR1T
ihll IrsDIA. nor m. u I.m rlf,o.n,MM ,i
Havro (letters for other pnrts of Ru'rope
LANDS direct, tier a. . U'wlwiul (i in flu
Rotterdam (letters must be directed "per
s. s. Werkendam"); at 0 n. m. for ITALY,
per s. h. Trnve, via Naples (letters must
be directed "per s. h. Trave"); at 10 a. in.
for Scotland direct, per s. s. Astoria, via
Glasgow (letters must be directed "per
s. h. Astoria").
PRINTKD MATTRR, BTC. - German
steamers sailing on Tuesdays tnkn printed
matter, etc., for Ocrmany. and specially
nddressod priuteu matter, etc., for other
parts of Kurope. American nnd Whlto
Star steamers on Wednesdays, Oermnn
steamers on Thursdays ana C.mard,
French nnd German steamers on Satur
days tnko printed matter, etc., for all
countries lor which they aro advertised
to carry ninl'..
After tho closing of tho supplementary
Trans-Atlantic mnlls nnmcd above, addi
tional supplementary malls nro cpeneil on
tho piers of the American, Hngllsh, French
nnd German steamers, ana remnln open
until within ton minutes of the hour of
tailing of steamer.
Mulls for South unit Central
Went liiillea. lite.
Aiuerlen,
WI'JDNF.SDAY At "2:30 a. m. for NAS
SAC, N. P., per steamer from .Miami.
Fla., at S a. in. for HKRMl'DA, per s. s.
Trinidad; ut !i:30 n. m. (supplementarv
10:30 a. in.) for CHNTRAL AMHRICA
(except Costa Rica) nnd SOUTH PA
CIFIC PORTS, tier h. s. Advance, v.a
Colon (letters for Guatemala must bo il.
rccted "per s. s. Advance"); nt 10:30 a. ni.
for Pl'KRTO RICO, per V. S. transport
via San Juan; nt 11 u. m. for NEW
FOUNDLAND, per s. s. Sllvin; at 1 p.
m. for Ct'HA, Yl'CATAN, CAMPKCMIB,
TAHASCO and CHIAPAS, per s. s. Vlgl
laucla, via Havana nnd Progreno (letters
for other parts of Mexico must bo di
rected "per s. h. Vlgllnncla").
THCRSDAY At I a. m. for JAMAICA,
per s. s. Admiral Sampson from Phila
delphia; ut 10 a. m. ST. KITT8, GITADR
LFPK, MARTINIQUE and DEMERARA,
per s. s. filer; ut 11 u. m. (supplementarv
11:30 n. m.) for PUERTO RICO (vln San
Juan), VENEZUELA and CURACAO,
per s. s. Philadelphia (letters for Snvaullla
and Carthagena. via Curiicao, must tin
directed "per h. b. Philadelphia"); nt il
a. m. for SANTOS direct, per s. s.
Catania.
FRIDAY At 1 P. ill. for JAMAICA, BE
LIZE. PUERTO COIVTE. and GUATE
MALA, per s. s. Oiigen (letters must bo
directed "per s. s. Orlgen"); at t p. in. for
MEXICO, per s. h. lthuka, via Tampleo
(letters must bo directed "per a. a.
ItlmUa").
SATURDAY-At "2:30 n. in. for NA8SAU.
N. P., per steamer from Mlnmt, Fla.; at
10 n. in. (supplementary 10:30 a. m.) for
FORTUNE ISLAND. JAMAICA. 8AVA
NILLA and CARTHAGENA, per s. s.
Adirondack (letters for Costa Rica must
bo directed "per s. h. Adirondack"); at 1ft
a. m. (supplementary 10:30 a. m.) for
HAITI per a. s. Andes; nt II n. m. for
GRENADA nnd TRINIDAD, per s. s.
Grenada; at 11 iu m. for CUUA. per a. a.
Mexico, via Huvnun; nt 11 a. m. for
GHATANAMO and MAN.ANILLO. per
h. s. I'lenfuegoH (ordlnnry mall only); nt
3 p. in. for LA PLATA COUNTRIES
direct, per a. a. Hlppomcncs.
Malls for Newfoundland, by rail to North
Hyuney, anil inenco ny steamer, close at
llils otllce dnlly at 8:30 p. in. (connecting
close hero every Monday, Wednesdnv and
Saturday). Malls for Mlqut'lon, by rail to
lloiton, nnd tlienco by steamer, eloso nt
this olllco dnliy at 8:30 p. m. Malls for
Cuba, by rul! to Port Tampa. Flu., and
thenco by steamer, close at this offlcn
dally (except Mondny) at 7 a. in. (tho
connecting closes ure on Sunday, Wed
nesday and Friday) Malls fur Cuba, by
rail to Miami, Fit-., nnd thence by steamer,
rloso nt Ibis olllco overy Monday, Tues
day anil Saturday at 2:30 a m. (the con
necting closes nro on Tuesday and Satur
day). Malls for Mexico City, overland,
unless specially addressed for dispatch by
steamer, close at this ntllco daily at 2;Z0
a. in. nnd 2:30 p. m. Malls for Costa Rca,
Hnllze, Puerto Cortez and Guatemala, by
rull to Now Orleans, and thenco bv
steamer, close ut this olllco dally at 3
p. in. (connecting closes here Tursduys
for Cosln Rica and Mondays for Uelire,
Puerto Cortez nnd Guntfmula) Regis
tercd mail cbises nt G p. m. previous day.
Registered mail closer at (i p. in. second
day before.
i'riiiK-I'ncllle Mnlla.
Malls for Hawaii, Japan, China nnd tho
I'liuippine islands, via Han Francisco,
rloso here dally at 6:30 p, m.
up to March 18th, Inclusive, for dis
patch per s. s. Gaelic. Mails for China
and Japan, via Vancouver, close hern
dnlly at 0:30 p. m. up to March 30th.
Inclusive, for despatch per h s. Empress
of India (registered mall must be directed
"via Vancouver"). Malls for chlnn, Japan
nnd Philippine Islands, via Seattle, nloso
bore dally at ti:30 p. m. up to March
22d, for despntnli per h. s, Iilzuml Mora
(registered lettcru must be directed ' via
Seattle"). Malls for Hawaii, China, Japan
and Philippine Islands, via San Fran
cisco, close hero dally ut (1:30 p. m, up to
March 20th, Inclusive. for dis
patch per s, h. Hong Kong Maru.
Malls for Society Islands, via Ban Fran
cisco, ciobc hern dnlly at 0:30 p m. up
to Murch 26th. Inclusive, for dispatch
by ship Tropic Dlrd. Malls for Hawaii,
via San Francisco, cJofc horr dully at
(1:30 p. m. up to March 20th Inclusive,
for dispatch per s. s. Australia. Malls
for Australia (except Wust Australia,
which goes via Europe, and Now Y.f.i
land, which goes via San Francisco), Ha
waii anil Fill Islands, via Vancouver,
rloo here dnlly ut 6:30 p. m. up to March
31st. Inclusive, for dispatch per a. s.
Warrlmoo. Mulls for Australia (oxcept
West Australia), Now .calami. Hawaii
FIJI nnd Sumoan Islands, via Ban Fran
cisco, close hero dnlly nt 6:30 p, m, ufier
March 31st and up to April Hth, In
clusive, or on day of arrival of s, h
Campanlu, due at New York April Hth
for despntch per s, s. Mariposa. '
Trnns-Paclflo mulls are fnrwurded lo port of
sailing dally ni J tho schedule of closing
Is iirraugeil on the presumption of their
uninterrupted nVrlund transit Heels,
tered mall iloss at C p, m, previous day.
. ..V.....1- "I'ccicu per s. a. i,n uascugun 1
A11RDA-At 7:20 a. m. (supplementary
O n. in. Tor HCROPK, per s. s. Campania,
via Oueenstown: nt K n m tn vptiiish.
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