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TIIE OMAHA DAILY JOSE: SUNDAY. DECEMBER 23, 1000.
L1CALZI CAN RACE AGAIN
Etomrda at New Orleani Lift Ban from
Owner of Donna BJta.
TRAINER HURLEY'S SUSPENSION CONTINUED
Dar 1'roTfn 11ml One for IlncUrr of
IfOTorllrn, f W'liloli Only Two,
Mint hnucr- anil (Jrey Dully)
I'mvcil Winners.
NRW ORLEANS, Dee. 22. Tho stewards
this afternoon announced their conclusion
In thn cany of Ujh maro Donna Rltn and ttio
Htablo of T. Llcalzl, BUHptnded mi iJcCutn
ter 17. After an luliaustlvo Investigation
tho Btowarda decided to rIvo Llcalzl the
benefit of any existing doubts nnd remove
tho ban pronounced against his Htuble,
"with tho understanding that no considera
tion will bo Klvcn tho mnro Donna Rita for
Inconsistent racing," W. Hurley, tho tun
pendrd trainer, Is held responsible for the
ln-and-out performances of tho mare, which
wero attributed to tho uso of stimulants,
nnd his suspension Is continued Indefinitely.
Tho license) commlttca of tho American
Turf congress Is uracil to revoko his li
cense. Jockoy Hradford Is fully exonerated.
Tho usual Saturday stako was tho fl.OOO
Crescent handicap at a nillo and ono
eighth, for which .Mint Sauco was
inado favorite, backed from 4s to 7 to 2.
Knight Ilanncrct was thn ring's cliolco nt
tho opening, hut his Impost was deemed
too much and tho talont would not hlta.
Mint Sauco had no rivals. In tho first fur
long he opened up a gap which ho speedily
widened until nt tho ond ho led his field
by eight lengths. Orcy Dally was tho only
other winning favorite. Weather flno and
trnck slow. Results:
1'Mrnt race, six furlongs, selling: Orcy
Dally, 103 (I'ostel), 7 to 2, won: Vuldw, 1UG
f.Mc(lulrn), 8 to 3 nnd 3 ti 1, second; Porter
H, IOC (!:. Robertson), fi to 1, third. Tlirm:
1:18. Bhut Up, Hunro, Merritnan, UlenboW,
Kuril Clamp nml I'iruto Queen also run,
Hccom! race, ono mllo nnd a sixteenth,
Felling: Htnr Cotton. S7 (Cochran), 8 to 1.
won: Colonel Cassldy, (May), 6 to 1 nnd
2 to 1, second; Drown Vnll, W (0. Murphy),
1 to 1, third. Time: 1:53. Randy, Ilrlcht
Night, Tim Ollmore, Kugenla 8, Hal
1'lrato, Qlenfellow, Ilaclmiclstcr, Hatun.i
nnd Hamovnr also rnn.
Third race, handicap, iteeplcchnse, nhort
rourse: Ison, 130 f LawlfHrt), 7 to 2. won;
Terry Ranger, 115 (W. Williams). 2 to 1 iind
4 to C, feeond; llarvo 11. 139 (V. I'oster), 10
In 1, third. Time: 3s21tt. Claroba tiHo
ran. Governor John fell early In tho raco
nnd Coloy run out.
l''ourth race, Crescent City lmndlcap. ono
mile and mi eighth: Mint Hauce, 113 IT.
Walsh), 7 lo 2, won; Llmlon Kiln, ni (Duda).
15 tn 1 nnd C to 1, second; Donna Sony, !M
(Wonderly), 30 to 1, third. Tlmo: l:.VSvi.
Monk Wnyinun, Woodtrlco, Isobol,
Htrunsest, Ida Clutlnn, Aloha II nnd Knight
3 inline ret nlso ran.
Klfth race, seven furlongn, selling:
Locust Hlossom. 101) (Cochran), 1 to 2, won;
Bllver Coin, 112 (Richards), ft to 1 nnd
20 to 1, second; I'terp, l'K (C Wilson), ft lo
2. third. Tlmo: 1:12. Jim Conway, Terra
lene, I'nclo Hill, Tournoy nnd Rosy Mir.i
nlso ran.
Sixth race, ono mllo and a sixteenth, sell
ing: Hood's llrlgade. 95 (A. Weber), 9 to 2,
won; W. II. Ontes, 100 (Dale). 3 to 1 nnd C
to 5, second; Silver. 10314 (T. WnlslO, 2 to 1,
third. Time: 1:31. Satan I.ocns, IVtlt
Maltre, Llttlo lloy Dine, Haulier and Lillian
Reed also rnn.
SLOAN APPLIES FOR LICENSE
Hun Friinclnco Jockey Club "Will Not
llecoKiilse, ,Mut l'rolmlily, Action
of It IJuulinlt Fellow,
HAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 22. Andrlssn,
tho favorite, won tho Chantllly stakes, tho
feature) of the program at Tanfornn today.
Shu was ridden by Mourn:?, who landed two
other winners. A good Held supported Sll'.t
In tho event and a nlco raco whs given,
Andrlssa beat Mortgngo and Tho Ludv
handily. Vlncltor win backed from 20. to 1.
tn 9 to 1 nnd tools the closing ovent tn a
flerco drtvo from I'at Morrlssev nnd Sea
J.lon, tho fnvorlte. Anion took tho ilrst
rneo on n drlvo from Decoy, a So to 1 shot.
Prestidigitator wiw bid up 300 by Tim
Murphy, but ho was retained by tho stable.
Tod Sloan applied tn tho San Krnnelsco
Jockey club for a llronso today. It was ve
iiorted that favorablo action may bo takon.
JtesuItH:
I'lrst race, soven furlongs: Anjou, 107
(Mounce), 13 to E, won; Decoy, 104 (Coburn),
30 to 1, second; Alee, 107 (.1. Murtln). 4 to 1,
tiuni. Time: Hut)', niuy .noire, i.n
Machus, Mary KlnseJIa, Saint Anthony and
Allco Dougherty also rnn.
Second raco, six furloncs, selllnc: Ar
pregor, 103 (Mounco), IS to B, won; Thraclu,
104 (O'Connor), 3b to 1, second: Ustndaln,
a (J. Daly), 7 tn 1. third. Time: 1:14
Missel, llliiHlnn, Infra, Litmus, Tlcklow,
Alnder. Ixing Tom nnd Follow Mn also ran.
Third racp. six and a half furlongs, sell
ing: Prestidigitator, 99 (J. Daly), 3 to 1,
won; Simon D, lot (O'Connor). 314 to 1, see.
ond: Perseus, 101 (Coburn), 20 to 1. third.
Tlmo: 1:21. Almoner, CI us to, Monrovia,
Pilot nnd Tostl also rnn.
Fourth race. Chantllly stakes, ono and
ono-clglitH miles, handicap: Andrlsa, 113
(Monaco). 2 to 1, won; Mort7ag, 10 1
(O'Connor). 10 to 1. second: Ther T.mly, 111
(llergon), 8 to T. third, Time:, 1:5S. Ad
vance Guard. Oreenock, Owcnsboro and
Bjieelllo also rnn.
Fifth ritee, seven furlongs: Hill Onrrott,
IM (Domlnlck), S tn n, won: Ada N, 103 (J.
Walsh,)', 10 tn 1, tsecend; Kddlo Jones, 117
(Coburn), I to 1, third Time: l:29'i.
Ornfler nlso ran,
Sixth raco, nnn mile, falling: Victor, 110
(Turner), 12 to I, r.on; Put Morrlo3ev, lit
(Coburn), l to 1, second: Sen I.lon, 117 (T.
IluniB). 3 to r., third. Tlmo: l;45!i, leva
tor and Jennlo Held nluo run.
IIiipIiiuT Ilrvlvnl nt Dubuque.
DUni'QUK. Ia,, Dec 22. It Is stntcd to
night that thorn will bo harness races at
Nutwood park In August next. Tho prln
chval events will bo tho Duli'.inue Prepara
tion sake, $7,000; a stako of JVOOO for 3-yenr-old
trotters, $2,500 for pacing 3-year-oMs
and a $10.(00 staks for stnlllnns. II, U Clark
of St, Joseph, Mo., will bo secretary under
tho now management.
Iloxpr Killed In Mnl'cli.
PHn,ADi:iiPHIA, Dec. 22. Frank Harr,
nged 19 years, died Into tonight In n hos-
Iiital here, following a lioxlng contest nt the
?hi:ndelphlu Alhlotlo club.
Joseph Kelly, who woh Uarr's opponent
nnd Frank Henderson, (ho referee, wero ar
rested. For tho lust few days a tourna
ment between local amateur haw been In
jiroKress nt tho club.
On Thursday night Rnrr was knocked out
by a boxer who was afterward disannulled
on tho ground of professionalism. This al
lowed llarr to enter tonight's Ilnals. lie
boxed four rounds with Kid W'htto nnd was
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AuyforitU applied directly nt the cent of tho
tuorder. It inaloti uo difference how soyero tuo
awarded tho decision. Ho then met Kelly,
Tho Ilrst round was fast nnd Kelly sent
Harr to tho lloor. Henderson, under ttvi
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ri hospital. Hero It was found he had ft
fractured skJll nnd dentil followed soon
after.
KEEL FOR NEW DEFENDER CAST
Over Six Mourn In Occupied In SliuplliK
t'p tlic; .Ninety Tons of
.Mollcn Metal.
HRISTOIj. R. I., Dee. 22. The keel for tho
new cup defender was Htircotufully cast at
tho Herreihoffs' shops thU afternoon. The
actual work of canting the great mass of
upward or ninety tons took six nnd a half
hours and was done at tho south shop. The
tires wero lighted under tho two melting
pots betweon 4 and 5 o'clock this morning,
the kettles having been previously lllled
with the pigs of lead. Nat llerreshoff gave
the order to turn the" valves which led the
metal to run from the pots Into tho keel
mould at 7:20 this morning. During the
progress of the work everything went on
smoothly nnd the portion of tho craft which
lias so Important a bearing on It In tho
water was completed at 1:30 this nfternoon,
when the order was given to cease jvourlng
tho metal. Abn:it live totm of pig lead were
yislerday placed In tho keel and theso tiro
now llrmly embedded In tho molten metal.
Klnbnrato preparations had been made
for this morning's work mid thcro wen
largo gaugu of workmen, each assigned a
special lino of duty, which they attended
to with tho utmost precision. During tho
proress of tho pouring thero were threo
men on a platform overlooking tho keel,
whoso duty It was to guurd against any
Imperfections In tho way of craelts made
by tho uneven distribution of the mo ton
metal nnd to seo that air bubbles were not
allowed to form. Hose lines wero In readi
ness ns a guard against accident, but for
tunately thero was no necessity for their
use.
It will take nbout two days for tho keel
to cool HUHIcIc titly to allow men to work on
It, but nothing will bo done with It until
Wednesduy, when the sanil In the wooden
frnmn will bo removed nnd later tho planks
will bo pulled nwuy. The next process will
bo tho cleaning of tho keel, and when nil
foreign substances have been removed and
tho sides polished a day and a hn'.f will
havo been consumed. Tho holes to cngngu
thn bolts and other llttlngs will next occupy
tho attention of tho builders. Some Iron
rods aro already In place In tho keel.
Tho mould Is In tho shape of a skiff about
thirty feet long. It Is pointed nt both ends
nml bulges out In tho center.
In connection with tho overboard nortlon
of the defender thero was much ado In the
I construction shop, to which building a large
amount of the angle Irons wero carried
today from tho blacksmith shops. The
i milkers hopo to havo tho bout overboard by
, May 1. .
ISOBOTKERS WIN THE SERIES
South Onmlin llimlcr Ilent (lie Clnrk
fionn if Tills City by 110
Plus.
Tho last game of a series of twenty-one
was played Wednesday, December 19, be
tween tho Clnrksons of Omaha and the
Sobotkers of South Omaha, In which the
Sobotkers won by a score ef 11U and tho
series by a total of 24(5 pins. Tho score:
CDARKSONS.
Players. First. Second. Third. Total.
Lancaster HG US 13S 432
Ilrunko 203 131 141 475
Denman 167 10) 181 BOS
Conrad 175 120 141 445
Clarkson 131 157 141 435
825 725 715 sTsOS
BOROTKHRS.
Players. First. Second. Third. Total.
Ollchrlst Ill 13S 142 421
Roth ltV 163 12S 450
Merchon 165 214 1S2 6GI
Francisco 177 167 171 515
Potter 1&0 153 116 461
R3T SU 735 2414
Tho Individual averages In tho scries wero
as follows:
CIRKSONS.
Plavers.
Games. High. Totnl
Average
152 1-7
151
IIS 1-3
US
117 2-9
117 1-19
lit 7-9
H2 1-2
111 1-3
rtrunke 21
203
159
200
159
1S1
176
1SS
175
12S
3.195
453
2 ''5
'411
2,650
U.7SI
1,303
2,073
334
Flnnaghan 3
Lancaster 15
Keoglo 3
Denman IK
Clarkson ..1B
Taylor 9
Conrad II
Clarko, H. W 3
Totals 105 203 15,463
SOUOTKERS.
Players. names. High Totnl.
Potter 21 189 3,325
Merchon 18 211 2.S25
(lllchrlst IS 190 2.67S
Francisco, G. 0 18 1SI 2,6.i
Roth 21 191 3.06S
Clark. F,C 3 Hi 395
Francisco, C. J.... G 142 ..2
117 33-105
Average.
16S 1-3
156 17-18
1 IS 7-9
1 17 5-9
147 2-21
131 2-3
128 2-3
Totals 105 214 15,719 119 71-103
SIX-DAY RACE KILLED HIM
(Ucnr AnroiiNOii Dies In Xnv York
IlnNpltiil of lnjiirlcn HpcpIvpiI nt
.Mudiaoii Square (iiinlen,
NHW YORK, Dec 22. Oscar Aoronson,
tho bleyclo rider, died In tho New York hos
pltal from Injuries resulting from his fall
during tho six-day bleyclo raco In Madison
Squaro Garden.
Anronsou received his Injuries on tho
third day of the race. It was during a.
relief of two of tho riders by their part
ners. Two of tho men who wero In tho
lead camo together with a crash, went
down on tho track and four other rldcn
shot Into them. Turvlllo and Aaronson
wero the worst hurt. Turvlllo wns thrown
over Into a box and Aaronson was carried
from the track unconscious. Ho was re
vived n fow hours biter nnd declared that
iw would return to tho track. Ho made an
effort, but collapsed. Ho wns then taken to
tho hospital, where ho lingered for tho ten
days since tho race.
Aaronson was born In Sweden twcnty-flvo
years ngo nnd cumo to this country In the
90s. Ho was a brlcklnycr and Ilrst took
part lu cyelo races In Chicago In 1S97. lie
enmo ('list In 1S'JS and rodo In the six-day
raco at tho Garden In that year, being ono
of tho minor prlzo winners. In tho follow
ing January bo rodo In a six-day raco In
San Francisco and took second prize. In
tho slx-dny raco at tho Garden Inst year
ho entered with Oscnp Julius uh a partner
nnd after tho latter hud retired continued
nlono for tho Individual mllo prize, taking
second to Robert Wulthnur. In 1S9S and
1S99 he served as n pacemaker for Kdouurd
Tayloro of Paris nnd Jimmy Michael at
various times. He paced Major Taylor
when tho latter beat Jimmy Michael In a
mllo mutch race. In competition ho was
best known In pursuit racing.
IHkCN llefentN MIcIiiipI.
NKW YORK. Dec. 22.-Hnrry Kikes, who,
with Floyd .McFnrland ns a team mate, won
the recent six duys' blcvclo contest, tonight,
before S,0oo persons lu Madison Square Gar
den, showed his superiority as a follower of
tho motor pneo by defeating Jimmy Mlchnel
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In a fifteen-mile race. Tho men started
from opposite sides of the track, but beforo
they traveled threo miles Hikes caught
Michael and at the seventh ml!e lnnped
him. Tho raco wns won by one nnd three
quarter laps. Kikes tlmo wns 26:03 2-5.
MIc Imo! seemed to havo some trouble In
getting fast enough pace and kept contin
ually changing tho motors, The pacers for
Kikes wero Velter and Hchercr, Mills nml
Hedstrom: for Michael, Drooks and Torlor,
Hoyt and Thompson.
nxli Auulnsl l'rlre I'lclitlni;.
COIA'MM'S, O., Dec. 22.-Govcrnor Nash
today sent a telegram to tho Commercial
Tribune at Clncltinfttl declaring wholly un
true the report that ho had said there was
not warrant for Interference by him In re
gurd to tho coming Jeffrles-Ruhlln pugilis
tic encounter, further thnn to urge local
guardians of the law to bo vigilant, nml
that he had snlil only a Jury on trial wns
quiilllled to decide whether such a per
formance wns mere'y a sparring match or
a prlzo light and unlawful. Tho governor's
messngo says:
"I urn very Indlgnnnt thnt my namo nnd
ofltco should bo used In promoting that af-
IIp. adds a request that his telegram bo
miida as prominent ns tho report which ho
denies.
London (Jolfrr Defeat llnstnnlnti.
LONDON, Dee. 22 In a thirty-six hole
golf match on Romford links today James
Halrd beat Ilernard Nichols of Hosto'i,
by S up and 7 to play.
South Omaha News .
Tho legal department of tho city scored
a victory In Judgo Haxtcr'B court yester
day, which means a great deal to the finan
cial end of the muub Ipallty. It wnu In the
cpso of Lawrence- Connor, who sued thu
city with a view to recovering about 11,000
which ho had paid on special assessments
for tho paving of Twenty-fourth street.
When tho enso was brought to tho atten
tion of tho Judge tho city demurred to tho
petition. Tho cnao was argued and sub
mitted four weeks ago, but a decision was
not rendered until yesterday.
Judge Baxter held that tho tax In ques
tion was not paid under protest; thnt It
was n voluntary payment nnd that tho mcro
fact that tho city treasurer certified tho tax
to tho county treasurer was not coercion in
law to make tho payment of tho tax In
voluntary. Tho court further held thnt the
taxes wero not nssessed for an Illegal or
unauthorized purposo and that It made no
dlffcrcnco with tho fucts In tho caso thnt
tho assessment had previously been de
clared void. Continuing Judgo Ilnxter said
that tho party who sought relief of this
kind wa3 bound to pttrsuo tho statutory
remedy by filing n protest.
It Is thought that this decision will un
doubtedly put n stop to tho bringing of
other suits whoro money has been paid on
speclnl assessments nntl tho assessments
afterwards declared void.
City Treasurer Koutsky figures (bat this
decision of Judgo Ilaxter means a gain for
South Omaha of about $150,000, as other
suits of n similar naturo were to bo filed
Immediately after tho decision In tho Con
nor case. Had tho court held against the
city tho treasury would havo been depleted
In tho refunding of these special taxes. City
Attornoy Lambert seems to think that Bomo
of tho attorneys who havo been annoying
tho municipal ofllccrs with theso suits will
let up now, as tho decision of Judgo Ilax
tci Is corrlplcto In all Its details and Is
a decision rendered In nccordanco with the
law.
Occupation Tux SnuKPdt eil.
In speaking of municipal affairs yester
day R. A. Carpenter, who served four years
ns city clerk and who Is hero from Ilutte,
Mcnt., to spend tho holidays with his
mother, snys that In Montana thcro 1b a
leglslallvo ennctment for tho lovylnr; of
r,n occupation tax on all lines of business.
This tnx, ho says, Is payablo quarterly and
thnt tho nuthorltlcs seo to Its collection.
Tho assessment Is rando on a basis of tho
business transacted tho preceding year.
For Instance, grocery stores pay from $23
to $50 a yenr nnd meat markets about $25
a year. "Of course tho mines nro In
cluded," said Mr. Carpenter, "and from
theso n largo revenuo Is derived. As far
ns I can seo tho levying of this occupation
tax docs not work n hardship upon any of
tho merchants. It really reduces tho tax
ation, as tho levy Is consequently mado
lower. This occupation tnx Is levied all
over tho stato and Is collected by tho city,
county nnd stato the same as other taxes."
This inntter wns brought to tho atten
tion of Mayor Kelly Inst night nnd ho np
penrcd to bo heartily In favor of tho plan.
Ho Bald that on account of the Incrcaso In
tho saloon licenses next spring the city
would bo tho loser by nbout $18,000 and
soino menns would havo to bo adopted to
nuke P ns much of this nmount ns pos
sible. Tho mayor took n tab of paper and
a pencil and went to work to figure a lit
tle, with this result: Saloons, $50 np'lece,
$3,500; tho packers, $300 each, $1,500; tho
stock yards, $300; grocery stores, $10 crfch;
live stock commission firms, $10 each;
clothing stores tho snmo nnd tnllor shops
$5. Drug stores wero marked down for
$23 npleco nnd undertakers nt $10. Restau
rants will havo to pay tho same an under
takers. Including other Items of smaller
moment It Is figured thnt nbout $7,000 can
bo realized, providing tho tnx Is properly
collected the snmo ns other taxes. Very
likely tho council will tnko this mater up
nt tin enrly date.
Dnrlnir Holdup In finulli Omnlin.
Frank Hart, a grocer doing business In
Knst Albright, was held up about 9 o'clock
Inst night nnd In tho scrlmmngo was quite
severely Injured. Mr. Ilnrt wns In his
aloro nlono at tho tlmo when threo men
with white handkerchiefs entered nnd held
htm up nt tho point of their revolvers,
Hart was so badly frightened that ho dis
regarded tho instructions of tho leader of
tho gang and lustily called for help. This
bo angered ono of tho robbers that ho struck
Hart a stunning blow on tho head, which
felled him to tho floor. t soon ns tho
blow had been struck tho robbers, evi
dently becoming frightened, ran away with
out stopping to tourh the till. Ono shot
was Ilred by one of tho robbers, but tho
bullet did not strlko HnrU A doctor who
wns called to attend Hart expressed tho
opinion that tho skull of hlB patient had
liecn fractured nnd that tho Injury might
possibly provo serious.
A llttlo over a year ago Hnrt wns held
up by a man who entered tho storo to pur
chaso n. jmckngo of cigarettes. When Hnrt
wns ongngod In making chango ho wns
struck on tho head and slightly Injured.
In this case ho wns nblo to lvo a fair de
scription of tho robber, but Inst night ho
wns so badly frightened that ho did not
notice- even tho color of tho clothing worn
by tho robbers, Chlof Mitchell Is giving tho
best of nttentlon to tho case, but without
any description to work on ho Is at sea ns
to tho Identity of tho robbers.
IliistlliiK Money fur l'nllep.
Several members of tho city council, along
with tho mayor, got together yesterday for
tho purposo of devising ways ond means
for tho payment of tho Bnlnrles of firemen
nnd policemen. It wns reported that ono
of the banks would tnko tho claim of theso
employes of the city and pay them monthly
until tho next levy Is available, providing
that It wns given somo security. Tho point
In question was what security tho city
could give tho bank, nnd this matter has
not fully been decided upon yet. Ofllccrs of
tho city are bringing every Inftuenco pos
sible to bear In order that theso Hcrvnnts
of tho people may havo n llttlo Christmas
money.
A Ilntilicr Captured,
n. Smith, alias Dunn, Is In Jail for at
tempting to rob Peter Wolte, who lives at
Forty-sixth and U Btrcets. During tho
early part of tho ovonlng Wolfo entered
tho saloon of John Sbanahnn at Twenty
eighth and Q streets and purchased a
glass of beer. In payment ho tendered a
check for $5 nnd received tho proper
amount of change As ho left tho saloon
ho wns followed by Bmlth, who attempted
to choke him In order to mako him glvo
up tho $4.93 ho had In his possession,
Wolfo managed to cry out and thus attract
tho attention of Shsiiahnn, who rushed to
tho rescue. With a good-Blzed shooting
Iron as a persuader Smith was Induced to
let go his hold on WoUo'b throat, Ho was
then held until officers arrived and placed
him under nrrest.
ttetter Facilities I'lirnlabed.
Additional carrier windows wero placed
In position lu tho screen at tho postofTIco
yesterday and now tho public will be nblj to
scctiro mail on Sundays with llttlo or no
delay. Ono window has done servlco In tho
past, but so many complaints wero mado
that Postmaster Ettcr recommended that
two more windows bo placed In tho screen.
Now four carriers will nnswer nt each win
dow, and lu this way tho public will be
served expeditiously, nnd It Is hoped thnt
thero will be no moro complnlnts. With tho
general delivery window In operation bu
tween the hours of noon and 1 p. m. thero
will bo four windows whoro mall can bo
delivered on Sunday.
I'edernl Union lllpctn OfTlpprn.
Federal Labor union No. 7112 has elo;ted
theso officers to servo for tho ensuing term:
J. C. Troutnn, president; J, J. Daly, vice
president; M. J. Kltzgcrnld, recording sec
retary! I. C. Caldwell, financial secretary;
T. A. Daly, guldo; C. A. Alstndt, Inside
gunrd; Lnwrcnco Currnn, James Roach and
Charles Swcrlngcr, trustees.
KIHpiI Ii- Strept Citr.
William Rowley, aged 50, was run over
by a streot car at 11 o'clock last night jcar
Twenty-ninth and Q streets. Iloth legs wero
cut oft and ho was otherwise Injured, so
thnt ho died. Ho worked In tho sweat
plcklo department nt Armour's nnd lived
at Thirty-second and Q streets.
MitRltt City (ionslp.
Cottages built to suit buyers. Jno, J. Ryan.
The new Methodist pnraonugo Is nbout
completed.
Rev. J. D. Kerr of Hellvue college Is nt
Trinidad, Colo.
J. H. LtiHb will spend the holidays with
relatives In lowu.
Mrs. 12. T. Miller ha about recovered
from her recent Illness.
The public schools closed Friday for tho
usual holiday vacation.
Mrs. Ocorgo MoRrlile was reported con
siderably better yesterday.
Jesslo Klco and Alpha Powell are home
from Lincoln for the holtdnys,
Fred McMillan, Twenty-third and F
streets, Is reported on tho sick list.
Miss Lorena Johnson Is homo from Peru,
whero she has beon nttcndlng school.
It. M. Luvcrty nnd wlfo will spend
Chrlstmns with friends nt Lexington, Neb,
Seo Kd Munsllaw & Co. for lumber. Tel 2X5,
CottagcH built to suit buyers. Jno. J. Itynn.
Jack Watklns nnd wlfo leavo tonight for
Clinton, Ia where they will spend the holi
days. Dr. W. H. Slabaugh has cone to Ran
dolph. O., to spend the holidays -with his
parents.
Rod Murphy, who formerly worked In tho
city treasurer's ofllce, has returned from
Chicago.
Tho annual reception of tho local Young
Men's Christian association will be held on
New Year's eve.
For Rent, two good six-room flats near
25th nnd N streets, $15.00 each. Georgo &
Co., 417 North 25th street.
City Clerk Shrlglcy says that 240 deaths
nnd 3S0 births havo occurred In the city
during tho present yenr.
At tho Young Men's Christian association
this afternoon Rev. Howard Cramblet will
glvo his second tnlK to men.
Members of tho First Presbyterian church
aro meeting with success lu an effort to
rnlso tho debt of tho church.
Special music will bo rendered nt tho
Methodist church today and the pastor's
theme will bo appropriate to the occasion,
William Clifton returned from a trip to
tho snnd hills Friday and left Inst night
for lowu, whero he will spend tho holidays,
Jed Delce. assistant timekeeper at the
Armour packing house, Is doing the right
thing on account of tho birth of a daugh
ter. Storm snsh. Howland Lumber and Coal
company, Twenty-fourth street, between M
nnd N streets.
Mrs. J. D. Dennett Is ablo t5 bo out again
nfter having been confined to her homo for
somo tlmo as tho result of a painful acci
dent. A Christmas tree will be unveiled to tho
guzo of tho mombers of St. Martin's Sun
day school on Monday evening nt 7:20
o'clock.
Tho tnuslcalo at tho Jungmann school on
Friday afternoon for tho benefit of the
school library was, a success In every par
ticular. Miss Almee Johnston Is back from school
and will spend the holiday vacation with
her pnreuts, Councilman and Mrs. Kd
Johnston.
Tho Senior Kndeavorers of tho Presby
terian church will hold a sunrise prayer
meeting on New Year's morning between
7 and S o'clock.
Uso Mclcher's Golden Cross Oough Syrup.
It absolutely cures coughs and hourseness.
Mission workers nt Twenty-fifth nnd O
streets will glvo a dinner to tho poor on
ChrlstmuH nfternoon. Donations of food
und clothing nro nuked for.
On Thursday ovenlng of this week the
Ladles' Aid society of the First Presby
terian church will glvo mi oriiugo tea nt
tho homo of Mrs, A. J. Cauxhuy.
Secretary Overton snys that the Junior
department of4ho Young Mcii'h Chrlstinn
association now has a membership of twenty-live
und that the boys nro doing good
work-.
AppukpiI of I'oituI Frauds,
CHICAno, Dec. 22. Hradford Davis and
F. O. Crosby were being nought today by
Putted States olllclals on charges of using
tho mulls to obtain fraudulently poultry,
eggs, butter nnd game to the estimated
vulun of $25,000. The men did business for
a month under tho firm namo of Rundall,
Crosby it Co.
i lrcuiars wero scattered throughout the
country by tho firm making offers ubovo
tho market prlco nnd the Immense quan
tity of game, eggs and butler which came
lu responso was sold to dealers In Chleiign
nnd other cities nt prices below the market.
Not content with making these offers lo the
producers tho Ilrm desired to employ local
ngents, so $lti a month nnd 3 per cent com
mission was tho offer held out, though tho
Ilrm Itself wns getting only D per cent com
mission. Letters Inquiring ns to tho reliability of
the firm enured an Investigation to bo mndo
and Inspector Gould of tho Pnstnlllco de
partment has been nt work for a week
gntherlng evidence.
Today bo decided that ho had enough to
wnrrant tho nrrest of tho two men, but ho
wns tumble tn llnd Davis. Crosby was ar
rested tonight.
Mnvriiif ntx of Occnn VpnkpIn, Dpp, il-.
At New York Arrived Pennsylvania,
from llninburg; St. Louis, from .Southamp
ton; Campania, from Liverpool; II. II.
Meier, from Hremen. Sailed Umbrla, for
Liverpool; Rotterdam, for Rotterdam, via
IIn.ilogne.
At (lennn Arrived. Dec. 20 Columbia,
from New York, via Naples.
At Liverpoo' Arrived Lucanla, from
Now York. Sailed Htriirla, for New York.
At Hremen Sailed Prlpz Regent Lult
pold, for New York.
At Cherbourg Stlled New York, from
Southampton, for Now York,
At Phlladelphla-Salled-Rhynlnnd, for
Liverpool.
At Manila Arrived, Dec. 20 Almond
Ilrnnch, from Tucoma, via Honolulu. Sailed
Port Stephens, for Seattle.
At Hong Kong Arrived China, from San
Francisco, via Honolulu and Yokohama:
Victoria, from Tacomn. via Yokohama;
Queen Adelaide, from Tacoma, via Yoko
hama. At Antwerp Sailed Kensington, for New
York.
At Yokfihamn Arrived Doric, from San
Francisco, via Honolu'u, for Hong Kong.
At Glasgow Arrived Sardinian, from
New York.
HnrrckelN Win .Suit.
SAN UAFAF.L. Cnl.. Dee. 22.-Tho libel
suit of Huron von Hchroedcr ugnlnst John
D. Spreckols, proprietor of tho San Fran
cisco Call, for $250,000 was ended tonight
by the Jury bringing In a verdict In favor
of Sprcckeh
Senntnr lluiiiin ioe to Florida
MIAMI. F'.n., Dee. 22. Senator Marcus A.
llaiina will arrive In Miami tomorrow night
on a special train. Tho holidays will be
spent In Miami. West Palm Reach and tho
other points of Interest In southern Florida.
Ire-Tup il ii t Out (It Captured.
NKW YORK. Dec. 22.-ln the seizure of
$700 worth of fine telegraph and wlro-tnp-plng
Instruments In a room on West Forty
fourth street this afternoon the police think
they Just missed the capturo of n part of a
(Dr. Mullrew nt Aitc ('-'.)
For 26 Years men linve placed unlimited confidence in him ns a Specialist.
For 26 Years Dr. McGrew's remarkable success in tho treatment of this
class of diseases litis never been equaled.
For 26 YearS ho has made tho cure of VARICOCELE and HYDROCELE
one of Jiis leading specialties, and does positively guarantee a 'permanent
cure in Less tliun 10 Days, without pain, cutting or loss of time.
CHARGES LOW.
For 28 Years men have come from far and near to obtain Dr. McGrow's most
successful treatment for SYPHILIS. His cure for this diseaso is quick, per
manent, and is guaranteed for life. No a spot or pimple will ever be seen on
tho face or body after treatment ia begun. No injurious medicines aro used, and
every trace of syphilitic poison is eliminated from tho blood. His charges are
reasonable in all cases.
Over 20,000 CSSeS havo been cured of Lost Manhood, Loss of Vitality,
Loss of lirain Ilower, Nervous Debility, Poor Memory, .Despondency, Stricture.
Gleet, Gonorrhoea and all unnatural discharges.
Dr. McGrew's treatment for Diseases of the Rectum has proven a won
derful success. Fissures, Ulcers, Piles, Prolapsus, and all chronic disorders bf
tho rectum relieved, almost instantly, and a permanent cure is made without
cutting or pain. Tho cure is quick and complete. Consultation nnd Examina
'tions free. Those at a distance will be treated by mail.
AN ABSOLUTE CURE IS GUARANTEED.
CHARGES LOW.
Treatment by Mail. Medicines sent everywhere free from gaze or breakage ready
for uso. Office Hours 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sundays 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. p fj, BOX 766.
Office over 125 So. 14th St., between Famam and Douglas StS,, Omaha, Neb.
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LIVERITA
(or DYSPEPSIA
LIVERITA
(or FLATULENCH
LIVERITA
lor HEARTBURN
LIVERITA
(or PAIN AFTER EATINd
LIVERITA
(or WANT OP APPETITE
LIVERITA
(or ACIDITY OF STOMACH
LIVERiTA
(or NAUSEA
LIVERITA
(or SOUR STOMACH
LIVERITA
(or SLOW DIOESTION
LIVERITA
(or FULLNESS
LIVERiTA
lor FOUL BREATH
ilS
tl&HA2i ncmviia lYItDICAL CO., CHICAGO.
I'or null- Uy Kulin & Co., lr.lli
Kiinir of wlro tappers, who liavo nlso boon
narrowly missed by tlio OIiIiniro, omnlin
ami St. J.oulH pollen. They found a letter
which lemlM them to bollovo.the men lu
ll uiled tappltiK thu Chlcni,'o-New Orleans
Western rnloti wire, which runs along tho
elevated structure on Ninth avenue, Just
alongside tho house.
(nvi'i'iiiir Iliiiini'vi'll a Miinoii.
NKW VOUK. Dec. 22,-It wns learned to
night that Governor Roosevelt hns been
elected a member of Mutlnccoek lodge. No.
h'ti. Kree unci Accepted Masons, at Oyator
liny, N. Y.
Tin: fii.or maciiini:.
Ilurdly ii h Modern mi Invention iin linn
Horn Supposed.
Barely fifteen years havo elapsed,
says (Joo.l Words, slnco tho automatic coin-tn-tho-slot
machino Ilrst appeared la public
places to supply customers with cigarettes,
matches, chocolates, sweetmeats, stationery,
etc.; while la Its latest phase this coatrlv
nnco In conjunction with a lighted street
lamp has been mado available for the
automatic purveyance of hot water and hot
drinks. Surely, It may bo thought, this
oxtremoly utilitarian Invention can only
have been duo to tho Ingenuity of tho pres
ent generation; anil It Is, therefore, start
ling to learn that tho automatic machino Is
ono of tho oldest projects In everyday uso,
Mnco It was known a century beforo Christ,
being tho Invention of that great mathema
tician, Hero of Alexandria, who llourlshoil
H. C. 117-S1.
Iloro Invented what ho termed a "sac
rlllclal vesbel which Hows only when
money Is Introduced," and n full descrip
tion of this apparatus Is contained In his
famous treatise, on pneumatics, reissued by
Thevenot, royal librarian, to I.ouls XIV of
1'Tonco In tho yenr 1CJ2. "If Into cortain
sacldelal vepsels a coin of llvo drachms bo
thrown, water or wlno shall How out and
surround them." so runs tho postulate.
Tho explanation of tho mechanism inside
tho vnso was very simple; tho vessel con
tains another holding tho wine, nnd near
to tho latter Is placed n vertical rod about
which turns a wcll-bninnccd benin. When
tho coin Is dropped through tho siot It frills
on ono end of this horizontal beam, whl.-h,
being depressed, opens a valve suspended
from a chain nt tho other end, and tho
wlno commences to flow out through a ylpe.
Office Open Continuously from 8 a. m. to 9 p. m.
Sundays from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m.
DR. McGREW
Has made DISEASES and DISORDERS of
MEN His Only Study and Practice.
RECTAL DISEASES.
LIVERiTA
THE UP-TO-DATE
LETTLE LIVER
LIVERITA
(or BAD TASTE IN MOUTH
LIVERITA
(or COATED TONOUB
$500 REWARD
$ Wo will pay tho nbovo reward for any
g enso of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Sieft
aiuuuuuuo, inaigosuon, constipation or
Codtivoness wo cannot euro with Liverita.
tho Up to-Dato Llttlo Liver Pill, when
tho directions aro strictly complied with.
Thoy aro purely Vegotablo and nover
fail to glvo satisfaction. 25o boxes con-
tain 100 Pills. lOo boxes contain 40 Tills,
Gc boxes contain 15 Pills. Bowaroofsub-
stitutions nnd imitations. Sont by mail.
Stamps takon. Nkkvita Medioal Co.,
J bunion ana .Jacicson Sts., Chicago, 111.
LIVERITA
(or BILIOUSNESS
LIVERITA
lor SALLOW FACE
LIVERITA
THE UP-TO-DATE
battle XXnESXfe
find IXiiikIiim St., Omnlin, Ncli.t (irnrirc- S.
Stationery Suggestions
Box Paper, 5c upwards.
Ink Stands, 10c to $8.50.
Desk Sets, $1.50 to $15.00.
Fountain Pens, $1.00 upward.
All our Alphabet and
Building Blocks at 1c, 2c, 3c, 5c and 10c.
Diaries for 1901, 25c upward.
Poker Sets, 25c to $12.00.
Duplicate Wnist Sets, $2.50 upward.
Ca endars from 5c to $2.00.
Xmas Cards, 1c upward.
Card Cases, 30c to $4.00.
Dominoes, 5c to $2.00.
Checkers, 5c to 50c.
Megeath Stationery Co.,
1308 Fariiam Street.
Store will be open .Monday evening nml until Noon on Xiniis.
r i i 'Til mi iiiminTTi iii 1 1 1 miii mi'iimr ii mum i h1 ii in i'HihTT
NO CURE, NO PAY
If jou liixro tmalt, weak organ.,
lo.t injer or rkf uluif clruliu.
.our icuum Urgan lovlopr will
ri-.lore you without dniir or
electricity i 3VO0O In u.fti not nna
rnllurui nt one ri turned i nop o Ii fruuili wrltefor
pirlleulnr. rnt h iiletl in plain eineHtpe.
LOCAL APPLIANCE CO., 414 Chitlej Bld., Dinter, Colo.
PILL
LIVERITA
(or TORPID LIVER
LIVERITA
(or CONSTIPATION
LIVERITA
(or SLUaOISH BOWELS
LIVERITA
(or PILES
LIVERITA
(or BLOTCHES & PIMPLES
LIVERITA
(or A1UDDY COflPLEXION
LIVERITA
(or JAUNDICE
LIVERITA
tor INSOMNIA
LIVERITA
(or BAD BLOOD
LIVERITA
(or KIDNEY COHPLAINTS
LIVERITA
(or BEAUTIFYING. THE
COMPLEXION
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(or WOMEN nnd CHILDREN
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