Till-: OMAHA DAILY flEIS: llfUSDAX, A L' 11 LL 11. 1001.
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OMAHA WINS' IN LINCOLN
Rourk Family Scores Fir Rum to Col
legians' Ont.
VARSITY'S TALLY IS-A LUCKY HOMER
(irnhnm, . Who 'I'nkra Mir Hut from
I'rrelMiiil In Mm- Sixth, Wlim Hie
AtltiilritOon lf Hie
I.ncnl I'nin.
LINCOLN', April 10. (Special Telegram.)
Tho Omalm league base ball Ham won
au easy victory hero this afternoon In the
first g.'irhe 'til "A Hcries vlth tlio University
o Nebraska team, thu score belns 5 to 1.
Townsond, the first man up to the plate
for tho 'varsity,, madu a lucky hit far out
In tho field and scored a homo run. Free
land held tho students down to short and
InelTectlV" htt) utter that, but In the
sixth Inning whb succeeded by Oraham,
wjio played a star gumo and won tho ad
miration of tho local fans. Tho homo run
by Nebraska's pitcher was tho only sensa
llonul feature of tho game.
Tho Omaha men had thu students At their
mercy uf. nil points and possibly could have
piled up ti greater number of runs If they
Imd tried lo .do so. .Score:
' O.MAIIA.
H, It. PO. A. L
If.
Tomim,
Carter.
l.i'lclicr, rf
Itilil. if
Calhoun, lb......
.MeAtidrcwM, 3U.t
.Slewurt. 2li
Untie, .;
I'rcrland,
(Jriiha.u, p
I
t
n
. o
ii
0
0
1
0
Totals'
Or patron, rf.
TiiwiihoiiiI, p.
Herder, ill...
Itbodi'H. :ili...
clulr.es, 'lb..,
NHUKASKA.
nv. .....: i)
i
u
u
0
Hull, rf u
Uuiinc. c: u
Hood, 31) 0
It. I'f). A.
2 1 1
:i i) ii
I 1 11
II l u
u :i ii
1 l a
1 I l
t it; .
n ii i
t o u
11 2? ii)
II. I'f). A.
2 II 1
:i t r.
II 4 u
0 4 1
n u o
o 1 1
ii :i r
l
u
the best known players and munnsers of
the state, who will tako ehanjr of tin
team. The Karnes will be played on the
now athletic park, whleii Is now In proeei
pf erection, and the season will lie op"iietl
by a game with the team from Manson on
Memorial day. The Kurt Dodge team will
eonslst of old rollenc nlayers ami setnl-nro-
fesslonalu from nil over the state. Three
eastern college men an- now In sight. It l
expected that a number of good men will
be secured after the Western Msoelatlon
teams nro made up, when a numbir will
e lurneu loose.
BASV
Ins
.IIII.MIV I OK MM I) OO.VMj.
Kueliler, 11 u
Totula t 0 27 -I 0
SCOI112 HV INNINUH.
Oiniiha I) fl 0 0 0 0 10 1-3
Nebrnsldi t 0 0 0 0 0 II 0 0 I
Struck out:- Ity l'reelimd, 5; by Oraham,
by Townseiiil, J. liases on halls; (Jir
Krcrliiiid, Ij TV (irilhiiui, 4; off Townsond,
1. Fussed bulls: lly (Hade. :, Double
playn: Jthodea to lleeder, llood (unas
sisted). Umpire; Mcrrrran.
.BURNS THR0WS WASEM
luiiee llrcnlnn Coinitniiy
l)rrh Itlttlit llanilll).
MEMPHIS. April lO.-Hnclnit wiw con
tinued at .MontKomcry park today, with the
Tennessee, Urcwlntt company's selling stake
the star event v. J. IJoboc and Trlaclltzu
were fuvorltes nt threes. Larkspur, the
.Montgomery linudlcnii winner, mn .Maud
Clonne were next In demand, while long
odds were posted against the remaining
starters. The ruce wns won easily tiy
.mum iiiniiif, wini koi away in ironi nnu,
miiKiiiR tier own running, won pulled up uy
lU'fl lnnethu frr.m VV 1 n,.t...,
In the first race, at fpur and a halt tur
nings, ior 2-year-otiis, Tom Wallace, me
fllt'IlfllM ...n. tl ........1.... f ..II.....
. , j "'Ml 1IIMI1 Ullll Ol'illllllll. l.fll.lll",
who finished third, was practically left nt
thu post.
In the second race, n. selling purse at n
mile iiml un Heimi. i
lasted long onoiiKli to beat Hunlocks nt lw
to 1 In the betting bv n length.
Ilrannlgun wa n ted-hot favorite for the
third race, at four and n linlf furlongs. He
won iiirougu racing hick, win iiuien, sec
ond choice, lifter L-ettlni nwnv last. Mulshed
second, a nose behind the favorite, Clorlta,
a decided fuvorlte In tho fifth event, had no
trouble In beating Curd Hillock, wlillu
isonui, an outsider, won tho sixth race
easily from Aloha II, tho favorite.
TWO l-'A VOHlTI'JJtj y'ty AT IIKWIMiS,
Melila Are (irnernlly Mrnxpr mill V.-
clteineiit UiiHUstnllicil,
WASHIN'flTOX. Anrll 10 With the ex.
eentlou of two races tho llelds nt Iteniitmis
today were trvigcr In size and the con
tests were tT exciting. Two favsrltes
won. Jockey T, llurns rejc three success
ful mounts, Invasion, tno fuvorlte, cap
tured the first rare easily from a field of six
starters, Itona, n 7 to 2 shot, took tho sec
ond by n length, Cnstery, the favorite, com-
IIIU 111 IJI1II1,
In the hiindh'nn ntnnnlpnlnisn T.nflv
DalntV. the fnvnrltp. won tiv n Ixmrlii. unil
.Mazeo, on whom the belting wes about the
nnnie. iinisnen inurin. Jiioven Horses con-
tfsieii tim rourth, the money going to
lirtsk. at 10 to 1 In thn linnkn. Mvlvnn I1..II
vas second, n neck in front or Give ami
Take, third. Midnight Chimes, thu favorite,
llnlshed In thn ruck. Itmixrlullxt. mi nut.
slder at 8 to 1, took tho llfth by two length.!,
"V1" 'X.'. lavorne, coming in second.
Mrst W hip and Alslke were backed evenly
... ""'.."I ln un exciting nniHii
l lrst Whip beat his compctltlor by n neck.
'WO ItlllllltS I'lXIMI AT TAXroilAX.
tielM .Sffiiiul unil 'I'lilril J'nlls, 'I'IiiiiiuIi
One ol' Them In (ue-lluiieil.
Jff.KI.JNHTO.V, la., April H).-(Hpeenl
I eb'gnim.) '.Kurmer" Hums, the champion
ltM-pound wrestler of America, tonight de
feated Oscar Wasein,. the Iowa champion,
In .a .thriw-rotiml wicstllng match at the
flrand opera house before n packed hotn
I he contest was close and exciting
throughout AViisnm got the llrst fall In
MM tnlnutos. llurns got thn Heroin! ntut
third fulls In 15 minutes unil 25 iiilmi t-.M ie
siieetlyiily. Dan Melntyre of Mlnueapnlls,
ehnmplon' rtr thn northwest, tefereed the
match. Ills decision In thn h md full is
luebtloneil bv the soennds mid those tiitnl
Itig neiiT, who claim Wasem saved him
self by a neck bridge.
fienrKelim n. II) l'eiinn l iinlll. U.
WAHIN(ITON, April l(i.A fortulialo
bunehlng of hits by thu fleorgetown club
ii iiiu mm iiiiu sueooii innings of tnugame
jf
jyun tho epntest from the l.'nlvcrslty o
lVnusylvuula today. -Score:
(ieorgetowti ,...3 .1 o n o o o o oi.Vii'o
Pennsylvania ..0 0000OU2 0-2 7 r.
JlattcrliH. Georgrtown. Illowett uud Drill;
Pennsylvania, 1'ury and Dennett.
Winner of Unrnlek Ilaiullenp.
..'ONOON, April .lO.-At the llrst day of
IhuuU ;urwek.i;liibH sprluic meeting todny
the Warwick handicap of 200 sovereigns for
three yniira and upwiird, dlstiincn one mile
nail tbreu f iirliiiiL's. wii wmi i.i. 1. hum.,..
!',".!'.?, lm.Y "0l,,"',K Mcthellos, with lister
Itclff In the Hadille.
le(.o I'l ii I'iinncn 'I'liriinirli.
Terry Mcfinvern. thn rammm iichier in
pass through the city this morning, etirouto
rum ! iniuKiiu. wili'le no lias II light
oonKeil with Oscar (iin-ilnor Mrf!
may be persuaded to stop off In Omaha for
'AoH',",r.1, '.Mh, ic a ,l" will bo the guest of
tipuil 1'iirlsh.
Kurt Itoiluc Hull 'leu 111.
KOI1T DODfill. In, April 10.-(Speclal.)
.M a meetlliir of biiKlnn.u tiw.n ..r n... ..i.
last night It was derided that Fort Dodge
woui 1 niivi a naso nail team. A centrum
lias been closed with A. V. Hreen, one of
KlwMAkKAlU.i; succi:&t.
.Uoiinee to In3- for Cnirlrssin-.s.
lurihy ror Cusseilness.
KAN PIlAN'f'tftrrf. AnHI 10Tlm vie.
torles Of loilL- sbntu. rtnm llnlnh nil mill thn
Kuoii ruling 01 Hansen were tlio features ot
ion rneini- hi 'rnnrnrnii niinv
(eorgo Dewey, a 15 to 1 chnnce. took the
llrst racn by a head, and Don latin, quoted
at tho same price, won the last event by a
neck. Hoth were ridden by HatiRch, who
also landed Cnthnrlon Itnivn n wlimor l,.
1110 lotiriu raco (jnnfalon won by n nose
11111H 1 ji'iuiiee. wiinn 'ifivnti wiir tinrii
only a head away. Yellow Tall, the
ravorlte. tlnlshed fourth. Abbylelx 1, was
crowded In the llfth race nnd fell. Stuurt
escaped with Mil Injured foot.
tMounco was nneii jioo for general enre-
leMHiiens mm iiiierierenrn in ruling and It.
In , imeii ioi) mr cutting orr conley
irii .tiinnniii ill iiir. imrri r.11.11 nti.i no n
abuslyo languuge. Ilenit Ormondo will not
start III 1 110 race Hattinlnv unit lmilim-ii.
and Articulate will meet, "each to carry 117
l.nn j ers Lose nt Hon Hour.
The I.nwvers' Klnenln ntnli m.i iim r-nm.
mission MerehautH' club Wednesday night
at ( lark h ulleys, und lost by one point.
COMMISSION MHUCIIANTS.
Mtillln rt"'
lluuter 5
Illddoll r
Cole 1
Id.
n
Howe
Lytic .
Total.
is
11
11
Totals
Day
Mahoney
Winter ...
Sheen n ...
Ilrown ...
Chatelalu
I-AWYI3ItS.
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3
3
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20
in
2d.
I
0
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I
Ii
3d. Total
1
:i
Totals 20
! Of n Xv Culiirrli l.'nrr.
. A largo and constantly increasing mator
Ity ot the American people are catarrh suf-
forers. This Is not entirely tho result of
our changeablo climate, but because modern
Investigation has clearly proven that many
diseases, known by other names, nro really
catarrh. . Formerly tho namo catarrh was
applied almost exclusively to tho common
. nasal catarrh,- but - tho throat, stomach,
Jlver, bladder, kidneys and Intestines are
Biibjdct to catarrhal diseases as well as tho
nasal passages.
In fact, wherever theru Is mucous mem
brano there Ib a feeding ground for catarrh.
Tho usual remedies, Inhalers, sprays,
douches or powders, have been practically
failures, as far as anything more than tom-
pontry relief was concerned, because they
simply dry up the mucous accretions, with
out having (he remotest effect upon the
blood nnd Ilvor, which aro the real sources
of catarrhal diseases.
It has been known for somo years that
tho radical cure of catarrh could never
dotuo( froni local applications, but from an
Internal remedy, acting on tho blood and
expelling tho catarrhal poison from tho
system.
A now Internal preparation which Iub
buen on tho market only n short time, haa
. mot- with remarkable success as a genuine
radical cure for catarrh.
It may bo found In any drug store, sold
under the nume of Stuart's Catarrh Tabids,
largo pleasant tabtlng lozenges, composed
principally of antiseptic Ingredients, Eucal
yptol, Gualacol, Sungulnarlu, Hydrastln and
tilmllttr caturrh specifics,
,l)r. Alnslco ln Bpeaklng of tho new
catarrh euro saya: "I have triod the new
catarrh remedy, Stuart's Catarrh Tablets.
upon thirty or forty patients with remark
able satisfactory results. They clear the
head, nnd throat more effectually and last
ingly than any douche or tuhalur that I have
ever seen, aud although they arc what is
railed a patent medicine nnd sold by dru
gists, I do not hesitate to recommend them
as I know them to bo freo from cocaine
nnd opiates, and that oven a llttlo child
may use them with eutlro safety."
Any hufferer from nasal catarrh, throat
or bronchial trouble, catarrh of the stom
ach, liver or bladder will find Stuart's Ca
tarrh Tablets remarkably cffectlvo, pleasant
and convenient, and your drug'glst will tell
you they nro absolutely free from any In
jurious drug.
11
11
11
14
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27
XeTiiirt (at-itliiK Into Kiinii,
t l.XLMN.XATI, April 10,-Kor the tlrst
ume iiunug mo tpeeting 1110 track nt New-
liori imiay was 111 splendid Hliape. It whs
another bad day for thn tnlent. Jnckev
iMirenauii, wno was ruled nrf at New Or
h'ans 11 year ago, has been reinstated by
int.- 1 111 1 .uiii vnn
WrmtlliiK Mntcli IJnle.
.The date for the wrestling match between
iTiinic coiemiui and "Farmer" Hums of
hleago has been set for Saturday night,
April 20. Hums telegraphed from Chicago
that Unit date would suit him best and ar-
luiiKeiiieuis win do mnuc accordingly,
t'ntililcr Avium lltrvrii-llnunil limit.
I.OriSVIU.K. Ky.. April 10,-Tom Con
big of Dunkirk-. N. Y.. was tonight given
thn decision over Kddio (Vmncllv of New
Hrunswlck In tho olevonth round of 11
twenty-round bout. Connolly was ull but
mi nnu ma I'unce snipped uio llgnt.
KmiNns City, Hi IIIIiioIn School.
JAfKHONVIM.i:, III.. April 10,-The Knn.
sns City ball team nhlvp.t mi .vMviti.n
Kame hern today with' the team from tho
nonius nrnooi ior ine Dear. Tho visitors
nu , o in liuueriPR: Ni-nmiit nn.i nA
..in. 11.... r i-" ;..;v 1
iiiiu, iiiu 1. aim itrejuiu.
Cliielnnatl .Xntlniinl. Mi lntprntati. 11.
CINCINNATI. Anrll lO'Tli.. rlMlr.nH
National leacriln tentn ilnfnntml IIia llnvi.ui
(O.) Inlerstatu leamin team hum imln ih
imiiik . iu .. iiuiieries: iiann una
Mnhoe. Wright and Smlnk, Dunham and
.Shamrock I l.enven for (iuurlek.
OLA8QOW. Anrll 11. Sbnmrnelf t r..
fitted for racing, loft the dock nt Qreenloek
yesterday for Gourlck, whero its sails will
110 nent and where It will bo mndo ready
... t.,u ..lino nun mo i-iiniieiiffer.
Mcfinvern llncka Ills l-'llly
CHICAGO. April 10. Terry AIcGovern.
wno passed through this city westward
today, recorded n bet with 11 local winter
book on tho Amerlcnn Derby of tnoo td win
tia,wv Ull ilia iiu- cuuiq a 111 mo JJCrUy,
Ynlr, fi Mew York, 4.
NEW YOIHf. Anrll 10 Vnl ,,.,l,.u..
baso ball team played tho New Yorft Na
tional league team ut the polo grounds this
nfternoau and defeated tho New Yorkers, 5
1ft
REST AS YOU RIDE
ea Morrow
Coaster BraKe
nurntM jou .lkoll Com.
fort aiut lfaurt (it CueUa.
IIU.Di wliMl Your wtil .
rnulldrciiatrot. Secuilrjrou
lulu. luiurj on tb lil,
Ytu Rid B0 Mllli, but
Pil nlf 35 Mllti.
100,000 uIUUmI rlJf n lut yrr.
hold tiy ill cclt Jclm. 3ook
Eellpw Mtg.C.lElmirt,N.V.
r. :
WAS.
Bread
One cup corn meal, 2 cups whole
wheat flour, 1 cup sour milk, Jj cup
New Orleans molasses, 1 teaspoonful
salt, 1 teaspoonful soda, 1 cup dried
prunes, washed, pitted and chopped fine.
Scald the corn meal, add the other in
gredients, put the mixture in three bak
ing powder cans, cover and steam
.hours.
ui ', ' . .
' .... w . '
California Prune
substantial Diet
ms
2S
lemon dherbeft
Put 14 pounds of prunes in a stewpan,
ndding a little water. Cover pan and act on
back of range to simmer slowly until prunes
arc tender. Rub through colander, swecteu to
tnste, then freeze same as ice cream. When
frozen serve on a plate with water ice around it.
Water Ich: One pint clarified sugar, 'x
pint water, rasp 2 lemons on sugar, juice of 5
lemons and 1 orange. Add together and strain
through hair sieve. When cold freeze as ico
cream.
Cosifectioi
One cup sugar, cup butter,
Yl cup water, 3 eggs, 2 tcaspoon
fuls baking powder (level),
grated rind of a lemon, 1 cup walnutfl
chopped, 1 cup steamed and chopped
prunes. Bake in loaf shape, putting a
layer of batter on bottom of cake pan,
then a layer of prunes and a layer of
nuts, having cake at the top. Bake in
a slow but steady oven.
Swccil
One cup sugar, 1 cup sour cream, 1
teaspoonful baking powder, tea
spoonful soda, 1 egg, a pinch of salt
and flour sufficient for stiff dough.
Roll out one-half quite thin and spread
with layer of finely chopped prunes.
Roll the other half and put on top.
Cut In shape of hearts. Bake in quick
oven.
Make 1 pint of lemon jelly. When half set,
place prunes, which have been steamed and
stoned, at intervals around the sides of the
mould and in the center. Serve with whipped
cream around the base.
Dr. J. Jit. Hoble of San Fran
cisco says:
"Most of the present-day pruno
trade Haa been built up by
physicians' recommendations.
The California Prune is nature's
finest laxative and tonic, There
is combined the delicious taste of
fruit, the highest nutritive value
of any food, and the greatest health-giving qualities of any fruit
or food. When people learn this, and learn also that pruneo
can be served at one-third the cost of meats and breadstuffs,
and at one-twentieth of the cost of medicines they will have
learned a valuable lesson."
If you ash your own doctor, or taKe Dr. Noble's advice and
eat prunes every day in some form as fruit, dessert, or confec
tion, you will acquire a Knowledge of a taste that you never
dreamed the California Prune possessed. The time is not far
off when the California Prune will ranh meats and bread in
the larder because of its superior value, more delicious taste
and greater economy.
The Association issues a booh containing lOO recipes for '
preparing prunes in every way, which were obtained by a
.prize contest participated in by the very best cooKs and chefs of California. This book
together with a "Prune Primer," which will delight the little folhs, will be sent free on
request. Address CALIFORNIA CURED FRUIT ASSOCIATION, San Jose. Cal.
Q.E-.
fl,. .
Stuffed Prun
Select large and perfect prunes.
Wash well in warm water. Steam one
hour and then remove the stones. Stuff
with 4 a date each, some English wal
nuts chopped fine and a little powdered
sugar. Fill them full, shape nicely and
roll in powdered sugar. They are bet
ter if made a week before using.
V I CUAE0 FRUIT
KING COUNTERFEITER'S END
Johi Albert Bkoog, Wanted bj Two Got-
inmenti, Lin Htlplau in HoipiUl.
SHOOTS HIMSELF WHILE BEING PURSUED
Trim I'iiIiik Hokum Mom-)' (liior Tuu
Often nml In Hun Down liy
Greater Xhv VurU'n
I'oliee.
IMtlMlmru:. 7 I.lttle Hook, a.
HOT ai'HINOfi. Ark.. April 10.-l'ltts-
nur, i, .nun hock (Biiuiiiern leiiRue),
I'rlneeton, II; Vlrirlnln.
CHA1U.OTTESV1M.K, W. Va.. April 10.
University or Virginia, 3; l'rlncuton, v.
lliiarluill Giimen AVeiliiemilus-.
NOHFOLK, Va., April 10,-Hoston, S; Nor
folk, 4.
MACO.V, On., April lO.-Cornwall, 5; Jler-
CnAni.pTTB. N. C, April lO.-Brooklyn,
I'rlve of end GoeM I)nvn.
URN VI'. It. Anrll W TllB N'l.na tn.lnv
Bays: Tlio local m tin tiger of tlio Smelter
trust linn announcrd thut the pelting i.rlco
for leail has been reduced from U to S3.W
nnu mum uiHTuiora iook ior a still rurtlier
reiluctlon. Tho price Is llxod arbitrarily by
the truat. Tho tl rato Iihh been In urfeot
for over a year. Thn mine ownern entered
Into an UKreemcnt with the triiHt to no
cent tho ratu reKarille8 of the market
price of lead, which at that time was
abos'A t. Tho nsrcemeut oxplred January
1 and tho mint now claims that on uc-
couni oi overiuuiuiciioii u in unable to
lIlllllllUMI IIIO
Arreateil for Wlfe-llentlitn.
11. 1.1 n ii. colored, or 10j Sotnli Tu-ii...
eluhtli nvenue. went homo drunk Weducs.
iluv nlcht. Ilia wife. Sadie, wan fonn.i i,..
the pollco unconscious, lylnK on tho door
nice iiownwuru. rtiier revivmir una said
her husband had beaten her and he was ar
rested by Patrol Conductor l-'ahey and
i.' . ..... . rm t I .. i
i.uii-i Ri-nvjr iiii;ri nciKU'lllilll.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
There will bo a special meetlnt; of tlio
iviuin ui uiu luuiiK jwiih uuriifiiau aji.
SoctiiHoii nl 1 tv in tn.lnf
The people of All Saints' church will dine
at Metropolitan hall thU evening and dane
Ine will be Indulged in after dinner. There
will bo no charge of any kind and all mem-
unn ui me iui mil win no welcome.
The members of the Commercial club are
cauen in meet at tlie club rooms ut S
ri'f'tnnLf trl.lnv i I . Vi 1 n HI.aii.. ...11. . I.
promoters the building of a direct line of
railroad from Omaha tu Kmporla, Kan,
NKW YOItK, April 10. It camo out to.
night that 'a man Bupposed to ho Albert
Jensen, who attempted to commit suicide
by twice shooting himself ln the head Millie
being pursued by a crowd ln West Btrcet
yesterday. Is not Jensen at all, and la
wanted by tho government authorities in
this country and Sweden. Ho is In reality
John Albert Skoog, a Swede, 35 years old,
born In Stockholm and tho son ot a prom
inent and wealthy family.
Ho early began a criminal career nnd Is
pronounced by olllcors of tlio United States
secret service one ot the most expert coun
terfeiters alive. In March ot 1RU7 ho cs-
enped from tho penitentiary nt Jollet, III.,
whllo serving a sentence thoro for making
and passing counterfeit $20 bills, nnd Chief
Huzen of tho secret service department
has a bench warrant for Skoog's arrest,
which has been Issued from the United
States circuit court for tlio northern dis
trict of Illinois.
Willi led for Snciloii Crimen,
Skoog Is wanted In Sweden for making
and pasting a large number of counterfeit
notes, such as are Issued by tho Hank of
Sweden. This work was done early In 1S99,
Skoog having gone to Sweden nt once after
his cscapo from Jollet. Skoog was Identi
fied at tho Hudson street hospital by Chief
Hazen. Yesterday tho man attempted to
pass counterfoil KO-kronor notps on tho
Dank of Copenhagen at a banking house on
lower llroadwny, The notes, although dated
18H7, were crisp and new. They were ap
parently good, however, and wore accepted,
Skoog being paid American money In ex
change. A tew moments after Skoog left
another man entered aud presented somo
similar notes. This looked suspicious nnd
Skoog was recalled. He appeared nervous
aud started to walk away.
Woril rotleeiiinii Scnrr lllm,
"Stay here or I'll, call a policeman," an
official of the banking house said to him.
At the mention of the 'word "policeman,"
Skoog turned and fled down nroadwny, fol
lowed by two policemen and a largo crowd.
I'ollceman Ilrady caught up with him in
West street. Skoog m tho meantime had
drawn a pistol nnd as Ilrady came up to
him he turned the revolver upon himself,
sending two UullelB through hs head, lit
was taken to tho hospital, Should nc rs-
cover, which was thought likely, It is the
intention to return him to Jollet.
Fruitful llitlil IoIIimvk.
Ono of the blggcfit raids lu tho history of
the secret bervleo was mado tonight by
Chief Hazen, ns thn rebult ot tho arrest ot
Skoog. Chief Hazen, after talking with
Skoog today aud after following a clue
which he found In Skoog'B pocket, went to
n building In (Irand avenue, Brooklyn, and
arrested Kmlle Mobert, a Swede. One nf
tho most complete counterfeiting plants
over found was found ln tho hiiU.se. The
plato for tho 50-kroner notes and 100-kroner
notes of tho Hank of Copenhagen were
among thu tools. They wero burled among
tho plates for making n 20 bill on the
Hank of Scotland, which tho secret servlcn
of Great Urttnln has been trying to run
down.
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LINCOLN, April 10. (Special.) Miss Ma
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stnto auditor under Auditor Cornell, was
married today to George Hcdley. nlso of
Lincoln. After a trip cast they will make
their homo In this city.
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Hoard of Control H. II. Robinson, Den
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Kinney, Rock Springs, Wyo.; C. V. Martin,
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Cominltteo on Finance U. W. Hakcr, Chl
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A. C. Cleveland, Cleveland, Neb.; Hnrry
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Cominltteo on Legislation A. 1. Hush,
Jr., Texas; W. 11. Howell, Shadeland, I'n.;
Jesse M. Smith, Layton, Utah; John T.
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Cominltteo on Transportation 13, S. Gos
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Cominltteo on Foreign Markets Dr.
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Jansen, Neb.; T. Richard Walsh, Palo
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Cominltteo on Sanitary Measures O.
Howard Davison, Mill II rook, N. Y.; Over
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Cominltteo on Horses J. n, Cattleman,
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