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Htore, besides selling our clonks for cash only enables us to under
sell any other concern.
DRKHS SKI11TS have nlwnys lircn n specialty with us. Our styles arc away ahead
of tho common ordinary pods sold In so lunny places, and coat, lq many cases,
much less.
Taffeta Dress Skirts. Our oli'Kant asnortmcnt of these Roods has been a revelation
to Omaha ladles. Tho styles nru elm rmln. Our prices are from $10.00 to $00.00.
Black Silk Kton Jackets. Some all black, others trimmed with uhlto rovers of
Moire silk. $15.00 la tho price of the best.
We do NOT show any DLOUSH SUITS this season. They were very good last fall,
but always true to our policy of never showing passed styles, we discarded them
for tho pretty open Klon effects, which aro essentially spring like.
New Jackets In Half llox effects In tan ccvert at $5.00.
New Petticoats. Tho kind that will give satisfaction and wear arc ready for Sat
urday's selling. ... .
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General Oerbin Epuks Frigidly of the
Knnui Fighter.
TILLS LONG HE'S ONLY A BOSS SCOUT
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WICHITA, Kan., April 3. Tho Ragle to
morrow will publish an extended Interview
with Congressman Chester I. Long of Kan
sas relative to tho appointment of Fred
erick Kunstou to a brigadier generalship In
the regular army. Mr. Long haH verified
the Interview for tho Associated Press:
"When I read of Funston's heroic deed,"
says Mr. Long, "I went straight to General
Corbln' office and said:
" 'Well, general, you seo what Fiinston
bas done?'
"'VeB, I have seen It,' replied Corbln,
not too pleasantly.
" 'Well,'! said, 'don't you think that you
ought to make Funston a brigadier general
la the regular army?'
" 'No,' said Corbln, 'he bas done nothing
to warrant that.' 1
" 'But,' I Insisted, 'it seems to mo he has
don a very daring thing; that he has al
moat concluded tho war.'
" 'Mr. Long.' said Corbln, 'I am making
lieutenants out of better stuff than Funstoa
every day. Kuaston Is a boss scout that's
11.'
"'Wo want him made a .brigadier gen
eral, I insisted.
" 'Mr. Long,' sold Corbln, 'the nrmy has
become a great school. Wo want teachers
for brigadier generals: we want men who
can teach and not those to be taught.'
" 'put tho president may want to appoint
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him.' I said.
" Tho president can do so, of course,' said
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seen,' adds Mr. Long, 'that tho president
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of Oonoral Corbln.' "
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STEAMSHIP BREAKS RECORD
Itht'ln from llreiuoii llrlnun ii.ao- Vatt
neiiKir hi Addition to Crow
o( IOO.
NEW YORK, April C Tho steamship
Rhelu,' which arrived horo from Bremen,
broke tho record as n passengor carrier.
Besides tho crow, which numbered ovor
400. the boat had 2,602 passengers. Of the
latter but llfty-thrue came In the cabin.
Tho 2,U9 steerage passengers were landed
at Ellis Island and, although the. officials
there were busy with 1,000 passengers
bt ought hero by other ships, those from
tho Rheln wcro passed beforo the Immi
grant depot closed tor the day.
The highest number of pa.'isengers of the
tfc)td-clns5 which had previously arrived
atsUnla' port on a single steamship .-was
2,200.
SELLS AT IMMENSE PROFIT
ltoekcrellcr I'ayn Dr. Anh 91,000,000
for Wlacoimln Trnct That
COKt if I, .
TOLKDO, O., April 5.-The Bee pub
llslica a story today to the effect that Dr.
Ash, a former resident of this city, has
Just sold to John D. Rockefeller for $1,
000.000 160 acres In northorn Wisconsin,
which Dr. Ash purchased In 18S4 for $1,000
on a speculation. The tract Is said to In
cludo a natural harbor,
GRIFFITH WINS THE CUP.
Faicoag Man Makei Surprising Finish ill
American Handicap.
MORRISON OF ST.. PAUL SECOND BEST
(illliiTt or Milrlt l.nl.e I'lnj In llnrtl
l.uek ullli l.nxt lllrd I'nriiiolre
mil Tint iixi'iiil Hot lTi:
I'll oil.
NBW YORK, April 5. After a close and
exciting finish of tho shootoff, miss and
out, of the twenty-two ties In tho Orand
American Handicap, Uitgcna C. rJrlftlth of
l'asrong. R. I., won with total o,f forty
three straight kills, at lntcrstute park.
Long Island, today.
Twenty-two men tied for first honors,
will, twenty-five kills each, and In the
shcotori (irirtUh, who was on the twenty-eight-yard
mark, outshnt nil bis opponent
by killing his eighteenth bird. The victory
of the, Now tiuglnnd man was d complete
Btirprlso to the majority of the contestants,
as well as to ths spectators, several hun
dred of whom watched tho finish of the
contest from the piazza, voranda and roof
of the Casino, and when the last bird wras
shot (Irlllltli received an ovation from the
onlookers and congratulations were show
ered on him by all tho gunners who had
taken part In the big event.
The winner holds tho state, championship
of Rhode Island for shooting Inanimate
targets, but has not been prominent an a
live bird trapshnotcr. Ho said today that
he had not shot at more than 300 live
birds In his enreer at the traps. Last year
ho took part In the Orand American Han
dicap nnd killed twenty-two out of tbo
twenty-five, and this was his most sue
cessful effort at live birds until today.
Six llniiilrnl Dollnrn nnd the Cnp.
On previous occasions, when men tied
with full scores In tho handicap, they di
vided the moneys, which under the condi
tions was due to tho high guns, but this
yenr no nrrangement was arrived at by
tho twenty-two who tied and they shot off
for Individual positions and moneys
Griffith received $C0O In cash and tho silver
cup.
Next to the winner's the shooting done
by J. I.. I), Morrison of St. I'nul, Minn,,
who stood .a yard farther back than
Griffith, was tho most meritorious. Mor
rlson killed soventeen and went out on his
eighteenth, which was n very difficult bird.
Morrison received tho second prize of $300
In cnsli.
R. Rahm of I'lttsbdrg, Pa., who wns
handicapped at twenty-seven yards, falloJ
In tho fifteenth round of the shootoff and
received $100 in cash ns third prize. The
other nineteen shooters received sums
ranging from $225 to $72, according to the
position In which they finished.
When tho shoot was resumed early In
the day there was very little wind and rain
was falling steadily. The weather cleared
as the shoot progressed during tho forenoon
and the northwest brcezo freshened somo
what. During tho remainder of tho day
the weather wns clear and bright, but
there was not sufficient wind to ludp the
birds In their flight, and, with the cop
tlon of nn occasional screamer, the birds
were as n rule an easy lot.
Cllhert n Favorite.
Fred Gilbert of Spirit Lake, la., was a
prime favorite among the experts for handi
cap honors and he wns tho only ono. of the
three scratch men who shot twonty-four
straight in tho handicap proper. On his
twenty-llfth bird, howovcr, tho western
shooter drew a very lively right quarter
ing driver, which ho dropped with Ills sec
ond barrel. The bird proved to bo only
lightly hit and when the boy tried to re
trieve It tho pigeon evaded him and flew
awuy out of bounds, seemingly unhurt.
A. H. Fox of Ualtltuoro succeeded In kill
ing twenty-llvo straight and next to Gil
bert was looked upon oh tho most danger
ous aspirant for premier honors. He also
fell a victim to tho luck of the game, as ho
missed tho first bird ho drew on the shoot
off. The bird was n straightaway driver
and Fox failed to hit It with cither bar
rel. This made his first miss In any event
on tho program during tho tournament.
It was a noticeable fact that uono of the
well known experts lasted long enough to
get Into the group of leaders nt the end
of the twenty-fifth round, and with the
exception of Crosby and Gilbert, they were
shut out of the money by falling to kill
tuentyfour. Among those who missed iwo
or more .birds were such crack shooters
as J. A. R. Klllott of Kaunas City, Holla
O. Hclkes of Dayton. 0 Thomas Mnrshiill
of Kelthsburg, ill., Harold Money of tho
Carteret Gun club. E. D. Bates, the Cann
dlan, who won last year; Thomas Morfey,
!'.. D. Futford of 1,'tlca, Will Brock, I'hll
Daly and VnnAllcn. Forty-six men killed
twenty-four earh In the regular shoot nud
divided the remainder of the purse, each
receiving $31.
During the afternoon tho consolation
handicap at sixteen birds was decided.
There wcro nlnMy-on entries and of-these
fourteen killed sixteen straight nnd re
ceived $33 each and sixteen with scores of
fifteen each received $4 apiece.
Tomorrow the Oilman-Burns Interna
tional trophy will be shot for. the con
ditions of the event being twenty-flvo birds,
$15 entrance, handicaps from twenty-flvo to
thlrty-threo yards, four moneys, class
shooting. There will also bo tho Sports
mon Association Trophy hnndlcnp under
the samo conditions and, In case time per
mits, there will bo mlss-aud-out events to
suit the shooters.
Winners nnd Winning;.
Following Is n list of thoie who took
part In the shootoff for tho Orand Ameri
can, nrrnnged nccordlng to tho way they
finished, together with the amounts of
money prizes each received:
K. O. Orlmth. PuconR, It. I. 2S ynrdsl, 18
killed, JCOO und silver cup: J. L. D. Morri
son, St. I'nul (2'j). killed 17. 0o; H. llnhm,
Pittsburg (27). killed II, $100: J. H. Barto.
Chicago 2M, killed 11, $233; Chris llottlleb,
KnnsiiH City, killed 10, $218: Dr. J. J. Knowl
ton, Now York (2?, killed , $IS2! R. It.
Merrill, Milwaukee (29). and R. Trumbauer,
Royrrsford. ln. (2J. killed 7, $127 earh; C.
C. Niltllivin. Sal, Francisco 2M. R. B.
Bond, Jessups. Mil, (27), O. W. Iig
nnspan, Newark, N. J. I3fi. nnd Kil Hick
man. Kntisas City (28), killed . $100 each:
u. I., unerr, .New rorK (W), Killed i, ytii
Henry. Newark, N. .1. (28). and F S. Purnie-
1..., rliti,,li ,1m I.MI,l f t-M .i,.l. 1.' U
Johnson, Atlantic City. N. J. (2f), killed 2.
$72; .1. L. A. Alabaster, Chicago (27), killed 1,
$72: A. II. Fox. Baltimore (30). It. I.. Pierce,
wythevilie, vti. (2!)), . I). Townieiui.
Omaha (27), F. K
s. McKay, .Mm
inen polls (27),
and (', K, Lockwood, Jamaica, I.. 1. (2tf),
earh misted their Hist bird and received $72.
The remaining money wiik divided umong
mo conioHinniH wno scored .) eurn una me
men received $21 uplcce.
Consolation hatidlciiti. Mxteen birds. $10 en
trance, high guns, not class iihnotlng: Nuu
man, Ilutes. Brown, Sporry, I'arnieloe, uott.
tint. llnrnl.t HI,.. a.. nllt. nntnl,t Mufti,,
Tramp, Orleff, Lilly, Merrill nnd Htetibncr
Kiueu nixicei! eaon and received os earn,
Sixteen others killed fifteen birds and di
vided tne money, ,encn getting J1.20.
nnoi sriiEDs rnoM iikoihtkh
American Mmlillo llorne llreeilem lie.
vine I'edlwree Lint,
LOIM8V1LLH. Kv.. Anrll B.-Tho eleventh
annual meeting of the American Saddle
Horse Breedcrn' mmoclutlon wus held nt
Soelbaelin hotel tills afternoon. An Im
nortant matter was ndontcd which will
cause many horses to be dropped from tho
remsier oook. rno mooa lines or me ioi ni
dation norBPs will be investigated nnd u cor
rect tiibulnteil nrdlKrcc and history of tlieni
will be nrcnared and nubllshcd. Two horses.
lirinKcra urennon nnd Bam nooKor. were
ordered removed from the list, leaving their
sires and given numbcm In tho register.
uenern Jo in ij. cnstleman. ores dent or
tho association, congratulated the members
that tho demand had nover been so crent
nor tho prices so good for saddle horses ns
at present. Ho caid breeders could add nt
least 50 per cent to tho value of each horse
by oaily registration. Tho convention de
cided to take membership In tho National
i.tvo tstocK association.
Steps wuro a so taken toward nn exhibit
of snddlc horses at tho International expo
sition In September.
These otllclalH wcro elected: President.
Genernt John II. Cnstlcmim; Unit vice presi
dent, vv. a. (jaines: mocoiki vice president.
Dr. 8. II. Mnddox, Kly, Mo.: treasurer, At
tlllu Cox; secretary, I. V. Nnll.
CIXCIN.VATI cOVk OI'KNS now.
(lui'i-it CHy Clalirllan Faat Track anil
Clreat KzpeetalluiK,
CINXMNNATI. Anrll 5. Tho ruclnir sranon
of the middle west will oocn un thu Oueen
City Jockey club's course tomorrow at New
port, ivy. tiio management or tna trneK
announces thnt tho meeting will continue
forty-llvo layH niul that tlio betting ring
will bo onrn to all booktniikerti. The nrox-
pect for u seuson' of good sport looks bright,
as thero are now over COO horses quartered
at the course. Including nearly nil the hlgh-
ciass racern ot tne rurr tongress circuit,
of which tho Queen City Jockey club is still
a member. Alnnuger Fowler expects nt
least ten bookb to draw In tomorrow. Tho
track will lie fast,
William ! . Ilruen will be starter. Tho
Jndgea will bn Waller O, Parmer, Henry M.
Quean and F. F, Kowler. JameH Nlxnn will
no entry eieru and l.ymiui unvia clorK or
scales, The curd 'offered for tho llrat day
Is a very attractive one.
LAST Illl.VNIMi AT TAXFOHAX.
liny Marbeil by vr Ileeorilx anil
or Flnlflht-n.
SAN FRANCISCO. Anrll B.-At Tnnfornn
today two trurk record wero broken, while
two of the events resulted in none finishes.
In the 2-venr-tild r.ico lirunsw ck ran four
and n liHlf fnrlnngs in 0:53i, winning easily.
j'n tracK record wan iiiwt'i. tho lourtn
race nt hU furlopgH was marred by u bail
start. Headwater and Sly getting awuy
poorly. Kenllwortli and Waring fought it
out all the way, the former winning by u
iiofc In 1 ;lSVu. which eiiuals the coast record
and in a uaricr or n seronu neiier man
tho track record. Sad Sam was third, n
noso In front of Headwater, who cuino In
very fast.
Don LuU beat Llsella a nose In tho mile
and nn eighth rare, while Rio Shannon was
third, n neck nway, c romweii, winner or
tho last race, whs hid un from 110O to SS.O)
bv Charles Uurnell, b:it the stnblo retained
lilm. Weather line and track MM,
SCIIOIUl III .i:ilS TAKE THU .MOXUV.
HurprUe Irinpliln Croivil ltj- AVIiiniiiK
Three at Six.
MKMPH1S. Anrll f. Tho Schorr atalilr
wuh verv much In evidence loilnv at Mont
gomery park, ns It took three nf the six
events. The third nice, for 2-year-olds, at
(our turnings, uevcinpeii nnntner Ntnari
youugHtitr from the Schorr burn In lCddie
Buscn, n, brown colt, by Lord Harrington
iitlna. who ran awnv with tho raco In
0:S1H, beating u largo tield.
rne louriii race, ai one nine, wim jar
Tennessee Derby candidates, Wild Pirate
wan the heavily backed choice. Fanner
Bennett, owned by Schorr, won the rnro
.with ease, after indulging Wild Pirate In
tho lead to tho last sixteenth pole, Schorr
scored again In tho last event with Wax
Taper, the favorite, easily beating Margaret
Ilagcmau, held In some books nt IW to 1,
Tho weather whh cold nnd disagreeable.
Only two fuvorltcH won,
rl!.MAV (iAMHS AT VKH MOIXKN.
Police Conrt Deulilen Hour Hall !Ma
er Are !' l.nliurliiu Men,
DKS MOINKS. la.. Anrll 5,-(Sneclal.)-
Judge Stlvu,-a of tho city police court today
decided a test capo iirougiu nnrore nun In
regard to Sunday amusement which prao
tlcnlly nettles U that Pes Moines will bo
permitted to have Sunday buse ball during
(ho coming reason. Tho matter was con
sidered of great Importance, to the owners
of tho base ball club. Tlio court liolils that
employment as it base ball player Ih not
such employment as makes tho player a
laborer In tho meaning of the atututes and
that tho ordinance cannot foibld Sunday
playing,
,M: II II A SKA UMVKftsrrY IIAbli HALL,
Omiilin OrlRlnnlii Open Hie Srnnon
Tlth n Herle of Three linniCN,
LINCOLN, April B.-(Speclal Telegram. )
MuiiiiHr HenderHon of the I'ulvnrslty nf
Nebraska bso ball team toulglit auuoiiured
iho completo seheduln nf games for tho sea
son, which will open hero April in, The
Omaha Original begin a series of threo
games with the 'varlty on that dute and
return games will bo played on the Omaha
grounds April 22 and 2:i nnd May 4. Oilier
games nn the home grounds will bo played
with Minnesota. Missouri and Kansas uni
versities and Washburn collego. Tho east
ern trip extends to Indiana,
HIBLOFK AMI QUKKNAX TO A DRAW,
DreUlou l'rqtr(ed nn I nfnlr In the
ChlcaKOan.
MILWAl'KKK. Wis.. April B.-Otto Sleloff
of Chicago anil Perry Quecnan of Milwau
kee fouulit six fast rounds to a draw be
foro the Milwaukee Boxing club tonight.
Th decision. It Is said hv some, should
have gone to Sleloff, us he had tho better
of the bout nil the way through.
Joo Percento of this city lost to Morris
Jacobs nf KansaH lity on n foul In tlio
fourth round of a six. round bout. Tho
crowd nuinberra x.oon persons, including u
largo Chicago delegation.
BIG THREE-CORNERED RACE
Forfeit Menej i? Poated cu Trio f Fait
Horits.
JOHN E. MAYER HOLDS THE CASH
Dnle l Mel for Hie Mxlrcnlli of !ci-(i-iiiImt.
mill Will lir the
lleM Three In I'lir
llcnlM.
BOSTON', April The forfeit money for
the big three-cornered r.ico of Uornlma,
Crcuceus nnd Chnrloy Herr Is now In tho
hands of John K. Thayer of Lancaster,
Mbas., president of the New England Horse
Breeders' association.
Mr. Lawson of Boston George L.
Kctcham of Toledo and David Cahlll of
Lexington, Ky owners of tho three horses,
have posted tho required forfeit maney,
$.Vi0 n piece.
Thi remainder of the $30,000 stake, under
tho terms of the race, Is to bo posted the
night beforo the race.
Tho raco will take place Soptcinbcr C,
and will bo the best three in five heats.
Besides the $10,000 each owner puts up,
Mr. Lawson gives nn extra purse of $20,000.
Tho tnonoy Is to bo divided thus: $30,000
to the first horse. $20,000 to the second.
Mr. Ketchnm and Mr. Lawson posted
their money March 29. and Mr. Cahlll sent
his under date of April 2.
LAWSON AGREES TO A RACE
Aecejils Kentucky Anani'lallon'w Invi
tation In Semi Uornlma AhiiIiikI
The Aliltnl.
BOSTON, April B. Hffortti are being mado
to secure a match raco between llumlnm
and The Abbot nt tho October meeting ot
tho Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeder' as
sociation ut Lexington. Ky-i and Mr. Law
son, tho owner ot Korulma, bus given Ills
assent to the proposition, Should Mr.
Sentinel, the owner of Thu Abbot, seo tit
to accept the offer, the match will be as
sured. Sccretnry H. W. Wilson of tho us
Hiiflnilnti. In his letter to Mr. I.awsou. usks:
"Will you meet The Abbot with Uornlma
during our October meeting In Lexington,
ICv.. in ii match for n side, the asso
ciation to udil one-hulf of Its gute receipts
for that day, which half wo guarantee to
amount to lo,(ni. If the match Is mado wo
will endeavor to arange another race lor n
less sum between Cresceus and Charley
Herr. Wo have made the sumu proposition
to Mr. Scunniil."
It Is to this (imposition that Mr. Lawson
nus repueu in mo uiiirmiiuvu.
flllKF IIAAUKH IS MUCH I'CVK.LKH,
Doesn't Know Wlint to Do About
Mcf.'oy-Mnlier KIkIK.
I.OIIISVILLIO. Kv.. Anrll 6. Chief of
Police Hanger suld tonight that ho does not
approve or tlio Kid Aicuoy-i'eior dinner
boxing contest, announced for Louisville
April 2D, but that ho docs not know whether
no can jtreveiu n.
Chief Hanger says his objection arises
from tho crowd of undesirable persons, If
not actual criminals, that uro attracted to
a city among oiners iy u neavyweiKiu con
test between prominent pugilists. He says
that at tho recent meeting In Chicago of
th chlefB of police of tho country Chief
Dcltsch of Cincinnati told of tho trouble
he experienced Incident to the Ruhlln-Jef-frles
affair, and that every chief present de
clared his city would not permit a contest
between heavyweights.
IMHI. IIWYIJU SHI.I.M I'lVB G'Ol.TH.
They Avenge Seven Tliouanml
Hal
lam Apiece.
NEW YORK, April 5, Philip J. IJwyer,
inesldent of tho Brooklyn Jockey club, lias
sold live S-year-oId colts to F, a. McLewee
for $:i5,ou0. The numes and pedlgreea of Iho
colts arc:
Luck und Charity, by Hanover-Uoultn
Belle; Major Dangertleld, by Handspring
Mnnilrolt; Horizontal, by Handspring-Intermission:
Hindroil, by Hnnover-Mlldredj
Umpire, by St. Carlo-Pliiuo 11.
This snlo Is believed by some to be the
forerunner of Mr, IJwycr s retirement as a
hort-o owner. This snlo nf live leaves him
with only nvo young horses In his burn.
FOUR FAVOHITHS, TWO (H TSIDICIIM.
They Are the 'Wliinern In the Dnj's
llncen nt llemiliiKS.
WASHINOTON. April B.-Four favorites
and two outsiders wero t lie victors ut tho
Kennlugs track toduy. In the llftli race
Rough Rider crossed the wire ahead of
Ouatama, tho favorite, hut was disannulled
for fouling the latter, first money going to
tho favorite. Robert Wnddell took tho llrst
ritcn easily, while Red Damsel, at !i to 1,
and Curtsey, at G to 1, took tho second nnd
third races respectively' by tho narrow mar
gin of huif a length in encli case. Speed
inns had a half length to spare in winning
the fourth from a Held of seven stiirters,
while Scurry, tho fuvorlte, took llrst money
In the lust nice.
KliniTTS
II HCI.A 1 .11 S Mil KCK A II I).
Convinced Hint Thnt Ihr Cunlrnet with
Mult linorc 1m Invalid,
PHILADELPHIA, Anrll B.-Presldent Kb
bllts of the Brooklyn National league base
ball club has succeeded in reclaiming Shock
iird 'from the Baltimore American ipuguo
club. Since signing with Manager McUravv
Sheckard has been uncertain as to tho
legality of his action. Today, in company
with President F.bbltts, he watted on conn
hpl for dm National icauua and was as
sured that his American league contract
was invalid. Tills opinion sat lulled s icclt-
ard nud Jin at ouco notltlod rreslilent Kb-
DlttB Hint ne wpuiu piay iQr iirooKiyn tins
season.
.IOM.NSON IS I'HIII'AHI.NtJ FOH WAII.
Amerleuii I.eiiuue I'rrdilent Consults
Attorney About Suit.
CINCINNATI. Anrll .1. Han Johnson.
prenldent of the American leiiKlie, Is In Cin
cinnati, Mr. JoliriHon Ha til that tho object
nf IiIh vlnlt wua to eonmtlt John K. Uruce,
attorney of tlio American league, in connec
tion witn me piayerM wno Nignon kmcrieau
jengiio contruotH nud Jumped to tlio Na
tional lefiL'iir. The cajn of Kmmett Held-
rlrk of the Ht I.ouIn club, who Ih fluid to
have broken fulth with Chicago, will prob
ably be tlio Orel to bo trlod.
Ol.r, ()l,i:SO YIIMI'H IIIH von.
VncU Vtcttelluiiil llnnr Give Illm
I'lenl,- in Mnxleen Itiiiin'.
TORONTO. Out.. Anrll 6. Jack Mrf'lnl.
Jand of IMttshurn knocked out Olo Oleson.
oi i iuciigii in inn KiMeeuiu rounu or wnni
wna to have liren n. twenty-round content
before the Crescent Athletic club tcinluht,
McClelliind liad the better of It from tlpi
htart and Knocked OIchdu down three tlmei
In the Inst round.
WeHlrru Win Three Mrnljcht.
The Westerns bowled three lino Rumen nt
tenpins ut Olark'H ulluyH Friday night, de
feating tho Nebraska Hhlrts by 108 pins.
Their victory wns tho morn iironouiioed for
the reHsoii that Inchex and lirunkc. two of
tho crack bowlers nf the city, bowled with
tho Shirts, Henson inndo tho high nmuv of
the mutest, chalking up l".2 In tho aecond
game. Score:
WN8TKKNH.
1st. .'d, 3d. Tolnl.
Ileynulds I'M li 113 lH
Ayern Ml Irt'l 1"! Ml
I.OVI'II IM MS 212 M6
liensnu 2r 222 ITU r,'.V,
Hcllcrk 169 Mt 17D 17;i
MS
ill
Totals 781,
ai i mm
1st..
llurgcss i7
Yost IS
Inches !
Hruuke HI
llcugelo m
2,510
Total.
ir,n
127
r.i5
117
187
jjvi
2d.
ir,7
ins
i in
IS7
171
SI9
::d.
112
Mi
ITS
I
150
11
Totals 7M
'iKtiiineini'iit lit Alillrnr.
AIIII.UNi:. Kan.. April 5 Tho ilnals In
the coursing meet, which wero scheduled
for today, were postponed till tomorrow bo
calico of the weather,
lln te Hull tinmen I'rhlnj,
At Philadelphia I'rliiretnn university, 7;
Philadelphia (National league), ;.
At nultlniore - llitltlmnrn (American
league), 10; Valo, 2.
llarrlxcin .Not to ('mitrnt Will,
INDIANAPOI.IH, April 6,-It was re
iinrtiid from New York today that Uiihh.,11
II. IlarrlMou Intended conlestlng tho will of
his futher, with tho Intention of securing
IH portion or ine esinio uireci, iioward
Cable, who Is Mr. Ilarrlson'H attorney, iui
ih's ufternoon that tho report was tin
fuiinderh Mr. Harrison, ho says, Is entirely
sallfMrd.
To l'rvnt I'nruinnnla autl (.rip
Laxative Dromo-Quinine removes lie cauie.
Kodol
Dy
spepsia Cure
Digests what yon cat.
If you suffer from indigestion,
you yill be surprised at the
apeedy relief that can be obtained
by using a combination of all tho
natural digestants.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure ia such
a preparation, and ita presence in
the stomach and alimentary tract
relieves the digestive organo from
work, by digesting every kind of
food that may be eaten.
It can't help but
do you good
Mr. J. A. Miles, hotel proprie
tor, Richland Center, Wis., says:
"I had dyapepsiaf or twelve years,
and used tablets and medicines of
different kinds; but without re
lief till I used Kodol Dyspepsia
Core. I had almost given up
hope of ever getting cured. The
first bottle of this preparation
helped me, and several bottles of
it completely and permanently
cured me."
Kodol Dyspepsia Gum
Prepared only by E.O.DoVfinr A Co., Ohlcfcfa.
Tht U. bottle contain IH tlmci th 800. aUo.
DeWITT'SwiieMizci SALVE
A carUtn euro (or piles and skin disease!
Not in Nature
for anyone to always feel tired. There
Is no need to drug out an cxUtcuce
without ambition.
Weak nerves are reMionilble for lan
guor, depreulou, debility and vnrico
Diseased nerves, whether due to over
work, over-Indulgence or any other
caute, can be made Uroug at steel by
the ute of
They tone and invigorate every organ
of the body, soothe and strengthen the
nerves nnd transform broken lown
men nnd women Into strong, healthy,
vlgorotid. ruddy-cheeked persotu. if
you find this Isn't so, you get your
money back.
Jl.OOperbox: A boxes (with guaran
tee), So.00. Hook frre. Peal Mbdi
ciNf. On riv-i.v ohta
elf. fey KHftB Co., Uti and Doutfaa,
UQ au Mm uiiiou. Douva umua.
FIND A WOMAN WOUNDED
I'ollre llrrnk Into Hollar nnd Dlxeover
n Man WnnhliiK Away the
Iltood.
I'lerclng screams drew l'atrolm.in Mans
Hold to tho saloon nt 1302 Douglas street
shortly after 2 o'clock this morning, but
all the doura were locked nnd no ono re
sppnded to his vigorous rapping.
Summoning CIdatu Hayes and Scrgcnnt
Whclnn, Mansfield burst in a side door and
discovered J. Achnatz, the Keeper of the
place, In the, "act of washing away blood
that was streaming from the many bruises
mid cuts on the face of Sophia Turr, a Ocr
inun girl about L'O years of nge and unable
to explain tho circumstances In Kuglinh.
Neither Acbnntz nor tho girl was In
toxlcatcd. but tho circumstances wcro such
that both wcro taken to Jail, tho ipan to
nnswer to charges nf assault and battery
nnd keeping a disorderly houso, and tho
girl to bo detnlncd nud to appear ns the
complaining witness,
Police Surgeon Ames took the young
woman In cburgc and discovered her In
Juries to bo many and of a sevore nature.
The girl told tho police a story of long
confined nbuse, She said she wns a servant
lu Achautz's employ, being compelled to
work all day and half tho night at menial
duties In the snloon and restaurant. Un
able to bear his cruel exactions longer she
determined to lenva his employ and so no
tided him Friday evening. Achuntz became
angry then nnd knocked her down nud
threatened her with worse punishment if
she left his plnco. Karly this morning he
abtinulted her for the second tlmo nnd his
arrest followed. She says ho bus brutally
beaten her many times before.
Achantz's saloon lias been closed by tho
police and Ita doors will remain locked
An effort will ho made to Induco the Doard
of Flro and I'ollco Commissioners to re
vo)(q his license.
Rcseiuai o Vnrtr, Mo Par.
Itching, blind, bleeding or protruding
piles. Your (rruggut will refund your
money If PAZO OINTMENT falls to euro
you, rn cent.
Mlanour! Vail)' KnloonN Clir.
MISSOUUI YAI-U5Y. Ia., April 5. (Spe
rial.) Judge Macey of the district court
granted n temporary Injunction against the
saloons of this plnce Tuesday and last night
all of them were clored by Sheriff Kkelton.
It Is believed that a new petition cannot
bo secured. Tho city will mls3 $7,000 rev
enue a year.
A new wheel nnd Just the ono you hava
always wanted, Head Thn rtrB wheel offer
AiivhI Instructor I.arva Home,
SHKNANUOAH, In., April f. (Special.)
Uoutenant Oeprgo I,nws, Instructor of the
United Stales training ship Hartford, ar
rived hero Wednesday on a month's fur
laugh. He Is Just, home from a cruise In
Kurope. Mr. 7,aws la a former resident of
this place.
HiiNptM'ted nf HiirKlurlea.
JmIiii fnriv.l U'nM urrnulml nn.li
til
n.r.,l...r I,. Iilu Iw.nur. .... .1. ..
,, ,, .utir. ... ...r .,,... ...., I ,(. II , Ull 1 1 llll".
William xtreetH on suspicion thnt ho hud
.. , , i .. ii... I.,...,
md
ii iiuimi iii lint iiiiih' ijiii Kiurit's ffiniimii
Tliursdiiy night In thn Hunscnin park d
l-l,. LJnr....ilU lAnu ,r...l. ,.
II II I 17' HH.I IJ, ,'.IIIS1'J tllill JlllUi.,lfl ,
Uotecttves Uomiliuo nud lleltfelilt Hir-
riiunuii un) iMiicn iiiHi Mirpnii'ii u,.,.'.
In bed. He made no resistance ami wnij
locked up at Hie city Jail. A ll-yeiir-old
boy iiamrd Johnson wuh in the house wltn
Coover and ho was nrreslcd on the rhnrgo
of being mi aceompllco
G0
GRAIN COFFEE
CofTee Injures growing children
even when it is weakened, Grain-O
gives them brighter eyes, firmer
flesh, quicker intelligence and hap.
jiier dispositions. They can drink
all they want of nrain-O tlio moru
the better und it tastci like coffee.
JUIgrocen; 13c, nd25c,
aster Hat
Sale
Today
Wc sell the best Derby
InOnuh, $2.50.
(CONTINENTAL
Glothino
U. CORKR 15th AND mtVOLAB.
It M you tH there II dan't ttll ui.
Dr. McGREW
Offlrr nprn frmn H n. in. to U p. in. sun-
ilnjn from H n. in. t Si i. ni.
(Or. McOrcw ut Ago 62.)
The .MiiNt MueecuHrnl MI'HCl.VI.IS'P
In lli- lii-iitnicnt il nil Ioiiiin of 1)1.'-
i:am:.s ami uistmni:its of n:v
tl.M.V. 'M yrnrn rxiivrlr-ncr; IS yen"
In Oiniihii.'
VAitn.(M.i:i,i; ami iivititocin.i:.
A .n lien iflliirilliliiml Wit limit
cnttlriK'. pulii ur loas of time. A uulcW, oay
.....i mitiiHiil ,nii-,i rMtiifiiini Inn'
tllltl (III U I tl l.limCiW I1M
iii.ooii di.si:ani:s mi it iii.oun i'oison
In all Hinges Hired by n treatment which Is
far more satlsfnctory unit successful
than "Hot Springs" treatment und at less
than half thu :ost. All breaking out ami
signs of the dlHcnso disappear ut once.
Tho euro Is complcto nnd permanent.
All Liinntiirnl Nrrou CihhIIIIoiib iiikI
Wcnknrni nf Men,
.. i-,..i.mt., t ,,..L. .,f Vlttilllv. P.tiir
Memory, Lack of Confidence, and all dis
eased of the Kidneys, Uladder nnd Urinary
Orguns. a treatment that gives strength.
Increases vitality and cures all unnatural
.mi.lltlnii. IIOMB TltHATMlSNT.
Curea Uiiiiriinlrril. Coimiiltiitlnn Free.
CklAltdllH LOW.
P. O. IIos 706. Olllco over 213 South Hth
street, Iii-tweun P'tiniain and Uoutlaa
HtrcotB, OMAHA, NHU.
A.MUKMi:.TS.
BOYD'S
Woodward & Uurgesi,
Mgra. Tel. 101I.
OM.V TWO MOHH rilltFUII.tlAM'KS.
Toilny, - O'olnek Mill r p.
roiilulit. N O'i'loeU Slim p.
Positively tho Only Appcnranco llcio of
Mrs,
Leslie Carter
After Her London Trljmph as
it
ZAZA
In David Bclascd'e Play.
Scats now on sale. Price: Wo to $2.oo.
Sunday. Monday fMutlnee Sjiulay), rtUS
:3 & HOLLAND'S M1N8THBLS.
Kvenlng prices, -5c, Wc, 70c.
25c, 50c.
Mutlnce,
OlllltHTQN
Omaha's Family Theater, Phono 1M1.
FRANCE8CA REDDING l( CO.
HORACE GOLDEN.
Battery G. OMAHA GUARDS
RAYMOND MUSICAL TWO.
A. I. OU1LLK M'CONNULL SISTUnS.
DA MM HHOS.
TUB JCINODHOMH,
SHOWINQ P10TUW58 Oh' THIS QUKHN'H
FIJNKHAL.
Trices never chnnglng Kvenlng 10c. 25e,
BOc: matinee, 10c nnd 2c; reserved scats,
Mc. Speclul Pickaninny souvenir for th
ladles und candy for tho children at the
8ttNlNv"K?-IIOflKUT llll
AMATHUK OA U NIVAL. AP
LLIATtD.
11IL 13.
Miaco's Trocadiro
Tolephort
225.
.MATINKi: TII.Y I lie, HOr,
Kntlre Week, IncludliiK Saturday J:venln .
moi UN notoi; iii,iti,i;M(tifi;it.
Presenting "Tho Wnlfdorf-Custorla" aijd
"The Waysldo Inn," with n host of prettr
women, bright comedians, In u comedy of
burlcsauo und vaudeville. Matlueo ovnri
afternoon. Kvonlng irlccs, loc, iWc, .30.
Smoko If you like. Next week, Tammany
Tigers und Now York Stars,
MAP COUPON
Bring tin's Coupon
and 25c
to the Map Department,
Be Publishing Co., and
get a
NEW CENSUS
WALL MAP OF
NEBRASKA
OR IOWA
Mr a8i33 Inohra,
Has the 1900 census of
every county end town In
the state printed on the
margin and the entire
map, 1NCLUDINO ALL
RAILROADS, etc.
Correct to January lit,
1901.
if sent by mail add '
10c extra for postage
and tube, Address
this Rise I'tmi.iniii.va co
Map Dept. Omaha, Neb.
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