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THE OMAHA DAIUY BEE: I'll ID AT, J AN IT A 1 IT 31, 1002.
WEIMER ON MANNING'S TEAM
ftnthpaw.
THIS IS THE THIRD PLAYER SIGNED
I'nckuril. .VoUUm U'.liltnrlit of Plan
, lutf . I'nrkc Wilson In Cnteh for
Denver rinmleii In
1 t V
Illnpiite.
' KANBAS C1T", Jan. 20. (Special Tele
Krn.ni.) James II. Manning announced today
Ilin nlckui) (onm nml rnrrlrd tt through
thf nenson without n scoro ngnlnst It. iJint
fnll, becoming eligible for tlm vnrslty tenm,
no wnn put ni icn gunrti uy voi.-i jiut,
at which (Kindlon he mndn n good record
ns niocKrr or tno kick oi me opponirK
tpnmt. Iti thn Mlrhitrnn-Inwn smme nt
Chicago ho blocked a kick by Swreley of
.Michigan, who up in unit timo imu not
had 11 kick blocked In tho three years lie
played with Michigan.
UPSETS COMMON AT OAKLAND
. n in r roil Surprise Occur nml Fa
vorite Get In Ilut One
Winner.
NAM tfllANIUf'n Ton "lThr .nr
numerous upsets at? Oakland today, one
mvorue oniy winning, rosiuon was piayeu
from 2 to 1 to I to 5 In tho Sonoma linndl-
cap, out wiw outrun
CONDUCT OF ADMIRAL SCHLET
Vital Fiat at Iuni Acotrdlng to Ltalj
aid Inns,.
did not net On signal from Brooklyn. Other
testimony U cited on this point, and then
tho order "close up" Is considered.
Order to Close t'p.
The comment insists that this order was
not scon by nay ship other than Oregon,
unless, perhaps, Texas, and that It exer
cised no Influence whatovor upon any ves-
BOARD RETURNS ITS OFFICIAL COMMENT scl of tho Hqundrnn.
They also qUato -Admiral Schley'
testi
mony that Brooklyn's charge was mado In I
accordanco with tho original plan. Of the
order "closo up" they say:
"So this order, tho second or the two sig
nalled from Brooklyn during tho battle, of
Santiago to tho American fleet, was really
formal also, and was given In accordanco
WASHINGTON, Jan, 30. Tho "comment" with Sampson's original plan of battle,
It U Insl-ted (lint Ailmlrnt Krhley's
Order to Clone I'll Wsn Observed
Only lr the llnttleshln
(Ireaon.
111(11- f - - - . . . .. .. I ..... I nt. I . ... I . i. . ..(... ln
w.t nH .i;.i r, or .iikibo Advocate L.omiv nnu so icnor "- iniuncu "i "
tho signing of "Jake" Wclnier, tho crack Jan'lco won In a drive from Frangible nnd Ilannn upon the appeal of Admiral Schley, sinking tho Spanish vessels In tho entrance.
Southpaw of Tcbcau's champions last year, All Grcori. Itolllok nUddenly regained his sut,mltted to the president by Secretary Surprising os this Is, It Is shown by Ad
to nlav with tho Kansas Oltv Western S.l""!. t-nntr. I. Irs, than a third as long as tho mlral Schloy's own sworn testimony, nnd
- - i 'ni'iu ur wan uju uif liuill uw iu ?jv i' j i i . . . . i. . . i
IcARUtrs next eeason. Manning says, ihat William McName, hut wns retained by unpen 1 Itself, a fact accounted for by the Ms corroborated by tho timo And clrcum
IUaImAh hhaiI mllli n IllinPII fliH3rlflA in I W 111 1 1 1 1 at lit lllin in LIIU DCLUI U lllllU iUilMIIIU I n 1 1 fnwt tttlnritf lMil t CntM inn I BLilllUL'H 11 LI 111; I Vtlllill IIIU B KUHI n tXB UlUUUi
salary and has accepted advance money. week ,ai 'b jenning, for th"barrlng court's testimony In the case of tho "com- It did not Influence other ships. All the
UVlmi.r lli1 ntn anruX wnrk tnr th tlltln I of Rllffili.n whn run nnv lAt work. nni " Tho rntnmvnlnlnra hoirln with' the I Captains had been advised of the plan Of
last year, but when tho scaon closed last that Admiral Schley and his uamo ana -ciosca- nccortnngiy, wnnoim
year ho was unsettled In mind ns to what priced bors "r- counsel have shifted their ground. They waiting or looking for signals from UrooK-
he would do tho coming season. Tebcau noon. Ksterneii and senator ninus, wnn sny tho chief features of tho case were ')" v'"" " "uuu ,u -'(."
opened noKotlatlous with him, but could (''J,'9'',",0!1;1 Jn,U,,clr rcB,cc,lvo rnce"' "the rotrogrndo movement," "dlsobcdtenco which wns not seen except by Oregon. It
Jockey Nnsh Turner nrrlvcd today from of ordere," "Inaccurate and misleading offl- even mora surpris ng, du it appears u
Texas and Clem Jenkins, who linn been clnl reports," "falluro to destroy vessels do a fact, that Admiral Schley Issued no
train." -M? wl?l rlTo "n. but" Jenkins f W TU '"I Z hnUIn '. P 8
win snortiy leave ror r;ngiauu. iiepuus: i junncu ,u u uiuiuoi ..vu,. , - -
First rnpp. tlirpe-nunrtcra of a mile, nell- I Thun mntinra nrn nil eriv. Thn flr,t I Tho commentators next stttto:
LnfthnV n&!f Tor,in.inEl,t;rnCl1 8eCn(1, was that tho finest aggregation of Amerl- "If Commodoro Schley were In absolute
sE,i . JmJ r".Miin.,. T'lrni.i rnn nn.vl vesels under one command was commuud during the battlo and If ho had
.won, Senator Matts Second, Elmido third, by Schloy's dlrict'lon turned nbout and inado any uso of . his authority, he must
'1' till I 1 -1 . i . M.
V"nn ' mllrt nn.l n ltnm,tli nell. headed for Key West, llioro than .00 mllUS "va exurcistu buhiu lumiui uvui aumu i
ln ''tnnffis0 won'Rol dtalant. when within twenty-two miles of tho vessels participating," whereupon they
third. Time: V.mi. ... . .. Santiago, whero tho enemy's ships wcro. tnko "P In detail tho teatimony of tho com-
,elllnBr Itolllclc won ''anitcllator second; The second was that Schley deliberately manning omcor on ,n,s P na yi
Duckoy third. Time: 1:271$. and knowlCgly disobeyed tho secretary's Qncntmn of Ltnuare.
Manning now
get ,no satisfactory answer.
has tlirco men signed.
I'rosldont .Whitfield received a letter from
D. C. Packard tonight, under a Del Monte,
Cal., date, In which the Denver magnate
said he had signed 1'arko Wilson, catcher,
to play with tho GrlzzllcH next season.
WIUou Is well known to tho fans here, hav
ing been captain of Manning's, pennant win
ners In 1608. Wilson had previously signed
with A. L. Heall, but when that magnate
was ousted from the Western league Wilson
considered tho contract void and returned
tho advanco money he had received from
Ucall
Packard also announced thn signing of
Pitcher Schmidt and Kylcr. The owner of
the Grizzlies asserts that George Dundon,
fifth r;ipn. nnn tnllp nml fill eighth, handi
cap! Janlco won, iTnngiuio scconu, ah
oreeti third. Timo: r.bm.
Slth rnrp. tlirpp.nuarters of n. mile. sell-
Inn: TyrnnnuB won. Murnschlno second.
Tho Weaver third. Time: i:ny&.
order ovprtaklr.g him In hla retrogrado "WalnwrlKht of Gloucester said ho
movement. Tho third was that Schley's ,saw no orders from Brooklyn; Taylor
reason, officially given for tho rctrogradt) 0( Indiana sold die saw uo signals from
movement and dlsobcdlencu of ordors, I. c, rjrooklyn: Kvans of Iowa said of
tnai xno nying squadron was snori oi nrook in: 'I novcr say any signal
who played third baHo for tho Dcnverltea SECOND TERRIBLE TURK HERE eoal'" wns not truc Tho fourth wns ,hatJ from It. I did not manouovcr In obedience
last season, and who, It , was announced, for turco days somo of tho Spanish ships t0 any signals from .Brooklyn.' Tho
had signed with Tebcau, will piny with
Donvor. Ho says Dunden signed a Denver
contract before ho signed to play with Te
bcau and that ho will be held to the Denver
contract.
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KNOCKS OUT GREEN
RYAN
Kinnn
Anzlnun to Get on n Mntcli with AV In
ner of llurnn-Cnrroll
Content.
Mtirndotilnh. tho Terrible Turk No. 2, In
full Turkish costume,1 from fe to feet, wns
out scouring the town yesterday for some
wrestler who cares to test his prowess.
This latest edition of thr) Terrible TurK
lay within reach of tho flying squadron nnd
no sufficient effort was mado to destroy
them. Tho fifth Involves tho point of honor.
Tho commentators say:
Clt MIllllltMTclKllt
Much for tlm Cnll-fornlnn.
Too
Mnln Point nt Innnc.
"Upon all tho above-named features, be
lieved by us to bo tho most Important, It
not the only really Important matter Into,
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 30. Tommy Ityan
commanding otTtccr of Texas Is dead,
but the officers' testimony makes It clear
that that ship received no orders."
Speaking of this ship tho commentators
declare: "The question Is not so much
ono of posstblo credit to, but of possible
consuro of Admiral Schley In connection
with tho work of that vessel in the battlo
of Santiago. Tho plain truth Is that Ad
miral Schley did not during tho battlo
In any way direct or control tho splendid
performances of Gloucester and tho
thrco battleships, Indiana, Iowa and Texas.
Tho officer.1) In command of theso ships
nolther received or .obeyed a solitary order
from him."
Tho comment closes in the following
words:
Deny Credit tn Hclilcy.
The contention that the magnificent work
tho aggressor throughout and Orccn wasH tM0 attempt will bo mado to mutch tho s h. lmorcs ah those cravo mat- of .,3c?V,.2r frlilhl "n?
nt no time nblo to wlthrtand tho furious winner against the Turk, on favornblo fcnlcy now 'R"orca an uioso grao raai- udcr orders from Hrooklyn, or that
runups oi iiih oppnnem. . terms, such nB compelling tno -liirK to mi. uwi idw u ui uuumiuiuui wivm.hi . ... oui ,,.,;
In the first round Itynn mndo It apparent throw his man three times In nn hour. features of tho case ns compared with tho j''0, Aetl rSm,52,m '"J SS'C Ltt
that It wnh to bo a fast fight, so far as Mnrdlros CharUon. manager nnd backer rnvn mn.tprfl .,... rpfprrpd to "unon tho timo tho Spsnliih B liis jcre 'Ifi1,'0'1
V.I.. atA. r im n fr.ii i , wnu pnnppmp.i l.,..r.. .. .. .n n grao mailers auoc rcicrrcu io. upon , n Hip timo oi tho surrender of Colon.
a i,i,i n, rnnpa win, :.t. ! ?jtH" S'' ...... I whlph fhpm wn tint nml In thr. fnp nf u-hlph niirrpnder maV fnlrlv be tnken tis
V:Z'r"?:"lL??",Z:."uyV. Iimiuil. "..". V"u' J"-.,---h.l.li ,..t h nhnn.lnnp.l
r.,Biil " l"" V".' V.." "v. u ?i ' nrrangemcius io a conclusion as soon is tno testimony, could not navo been any Tiii in.t whTi;
with li s left on Oreen'aJaw with such tell- Hums nnd Carroll nrrlvo In tho city. The . ',, . ,,, ,,, ,, ' and with It goes the last peg upon which
ing effect that tho hitter wns forced to "Farmer" 'has f lust notified his manager. Ldlffcrcnco ot opln'"" n tho court.' ,0 hang the pretense of a claim that dur-
In tlm man who.mi challetiKO from Daven
i port, la,, was printed Ip Tho Bpo soma wnc, tno court made inquiry, tho conduct
renew that ehnllVnw. ' with rnmlflcVitlons: of Admiral Schley was condemned, by that
Ho offers to throw any flvo local wrostlors most distinguished tribunal. Admiral
la nn hour or to throw any professional uCWcy and near Admirals Bcnham nnd
-" 1 .. wv, ......,, 1 ilUrilUUUl.lIl WUlKlin lUUlulP null nuiima I -r...
of thin city, who claims the middleweight g fcet 2 Inches. All next week ho will give upon nil of theso sovcral points, nnd they
ciiiimmunsiiipai 1110 wonu, uiniKiii huuuk'-u exiiiDition wrestling Dolus wnn ins p."inci ...i... -j.. .... acnficant recommcuda-
iif rlnp.erp rirppt. nf Hd.i tTrnnrlypn In thp I u. rp... ....... ... .n .1. MMffri.tri. I l'"ll-i uiau 411 llio a 1(, U 1 u tun . 1 CI. UU11111. 11UU
Kpvpnth rniinii nr whnt wna flchodulcd ns I t,. i..in ,t,pp nil nmiun nn.i frimnmtpn I Hon that no further proceedings bo hnd,
a ten-round contest, before, nr largo audi t0 throw anyono In fifteen minutes or glvo "in view of the length of timo which has
once, in Armory Hall. 1-rom inq Iirsi rounu. hlm ,25- nlnnP,1 nlnpp thp nrnirrrtiri. nf thn PVPntn
in wtucn ureon was rorced to uiko me The advent of "Mura" Just nt this time
count, until tho decisive blow woh landed, ,,nd interest to the Uurns-Cnrroll match of the Santlogo compalgn.
tno result wns never in iiouui. iiynn w:.a ot Saturday nlclitat .tho Trocadero, tor Tho commentators :hargo that Admiral
In tha next round Ilyan n.... T ..i.. ihnt im mill ronrh nmnim Rn(. nn..iinn n........ U..I.I... ,....i ........... Inn tho battle of Santiago Commodoro
mined body, blows on IiIh opponent, whoeo urimy morning from Sioux City and that Schley effectively oxerclncd any or tho
tako tho count.
distress caused him ngnln tn go to his
knees for flvo ncconds. Just before tho bell
Hounded Kyan ngnln knocked his man
thrmifrh tlm ronpH.
Qreen mudp tho best showing In the third
round, when ho Inndod a half dozen times,
but without nny apparent effect on Itynn.
In tho beginning of the next round Itynn
landed a clean rlght-hnndcr on the jaw,
which knocked Green down. After this
Clrocn was In sront dlstrerB and rnn around
tho ring to avoid his opponent. Ryan wns
waiting now only to land a KnocKOUt. anu
nftpr ono mlmitn and twenty seconds tn
tno seventn round, quick aa a nasn, no
WESTERNS
1.1 n.l
innuca nnomor rimu on inn juw mm urecu i ... ini
nnnl tint nn hlx hnck. Oreen wn counted ;,' -tin
i, ouUnndihaa to bo carried to his dresnlnK fipPr. ."'""'"""" 17c
rnnm nnil .fevlvoil with nomo dlfflcultv. " V'"4iii
- . - . 7 .. . . . , , -1 ,..m,,.,.,i,....,..,
ilyan announced tonignt tnat no is reaay iipvnnirin, ... "CO
to light any middleweight in tha world. "evnoius -w
he Ih in snlcndld condition. Tho commentators say they recocnlzo the functions 01 a cotnmanucr-in-cnier.
Cnrroll. meanwhile. 'sends enunllv en- 1 ..t ti,n A.ini.ni c.i,in,. k k. Thn wnlcht of tho. testimony Is to tha
, ' . - , , . . - . ,,,V.b IIIU. .IUU1IIUI UblUlllI UJ . U . tUU I . - . . " 1
TnTnlV Pfho Pac'ln"' c-lSlon larger part of his appeal to tho question effect that Commodoro Schley controlled
s.nvH thnt ho ohanircd, his mind about taklnc of command, nnd consonucntlv eavo that tho movements of his Ilagsnlp, Drooklyn,
VP IP? woignt. nna mot ne siiu enrnen question a proportionate spaco In their well, with tho exception or tno loop. But
rfved in 'Chicago! "" comment. They declare that the question it also shows, not negatively, but afllrma-
is ociwcon snmpson nna acnioy, uotn aiiko tivoiy sua uejuuu ijuc-onuu, mai uu mu uoi
IVenternn Defeat Xittlnnnln. nro interested, and to Investigate It fairly control tho operations of tho flcot In gen-
On thn Gate City alleys Inst night tho both should be heard. Such incidental tea- cral on thbt day.
Westerns took two games. Score: tlmonv" as camo boforo the court was on All GiIh 1b cstnbllshed not by theoretical
Schley's tolde only and tho doors wcro. en- deduction or .xpcrt or Inexpert opinion
ICR
1ST.
IV,
184
ICG
3d. Total.
120
nn
13S
14S
18j
Froil Tllmmltt of Kansnn City wnn slven
thn declHlon over Kid Itvnn of Chlcaro In
a mow Bix-rouna prouminnry,
OUT FOR A FIRST-CLASS TEAM
8t. Lnula American I.rnacne Club Ku-
llnta NtrlnK ot Men with
l.nrRc I'nrnen.
Total 876 797 ' 710
NATIONAL,
l 1st. 2d.
Ahtnnnson 157 117
Forscutt 128 ir.9
A. Ileed 13 its
Miller 173 158
Tracy 178 183
477 uroiy ciosea io oampson. unimpeachable testimony, given under
114 'iney ana: ro' actormine an lmnortant-i nath by tno ncirairais Droincrs-in-arms.
C0 nnnntlnn nf thu nfitnrn In pniitMrv 4n th Tho plain truth of tho matter, thcrcrore.
nil ,i.pinnpii for the nrst time nnrtpp thn
Ml underlying prlnclplo of Anglo-Saxon Jus- searchlight of this Inquiry, although qulto
I tlce. Nevertheless. It Is nrcnlsrlv whnt thn inplrlpntallv Is that . bo far as aiourii.
-3 appeal asks tho president to do." tor, lown. Indiana. Texas ami Oregon aro
t,i ,ilt. .h i..i V...J cpnccrnci . not the Btroke or n propellor
3d Total. ..B,,i .,,, piado, not ino loiicn m u nuim, noi mo nr-
171 Jl". snowii inai u was Aimiirai nnmpson s plan tng or a anoi nan. uuuu uuuer me nirec-
S " "'B-n.1. .DJT'2 . .T. U.Cr.VC" X? during thfs memoVabie Wtle.
570 I 19 uu.uu iu nupjiuri iiiui sinicmcni.
1!2
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Total 772 793 014 2.181
Three Favorite Win.
ST. T.OTJIB. Jan. SO. Rhlph Orthwcln. a NEW ORTjKANS. Jan. 30.-Sand Flea.
wealthy young business nnd club man of Echo. Dalo and Lady Alberta vvero tho
fh! Pltv UflH tfldllV plpPtpfl nrPHldPnt nf IhA n-lnnlni. rii.inrll.it T?panlta
Bt. 'Louis American league club. He be- First race, nix 'furlongs, Belling: Jerry tho western shore, through which the Span-
Why the Uneiny Succeeded.
They ask, "Why did tho enemy succeed?"
And declare, "Brqoklyn having aban
doned her position on tho left of tho lino
thereby left an unguarded opening along
ciimo' purchaser of stock In the club, the Hunt won, Horseshoe Tobacco" second,
amount not ncing announced. is unacr- Masterful third. Timo: 1:17.
Rtiiort. however, thnt he Is not to be A I Hrrnnrl rnc. flvn nnd n.hnlf furlnnrs:
large stockholder nnd that W. I. Hedges, Sand Flea won, Trowl seebnd, Pplco Far
tne tormpr unioan wnq nns comn io oi. i Niento tnira. 'lime: Jiua. r '
i)um to ranKn ins nomo, win retain a mu-i Third rnce, selling, ions-mile: J'nnce ueai
Ish Meat parsed our ships and attempted to
escape."
TOWN IS NEARLY PARALYZED
Suffers llnimiKc nnd Inconvenience
from llenvy Fnll of
Sleet.
PADUCAH, Ky., Jan. 30. Poducah Is
practically paralyzed. For the first timo In
Tho court's opinion is quoted to tho ef- tw5 d08 tnore 18 a telegraph wire In hero
feet that Brooklyn '.ost distance In nosl- tonignt. Kvery wire nas ocen uown irora
tlon by tho "loon'i-nnd delayed Texas. the uleotstorm of Wednesday nnd Thurs-
jorlty of nil tho stock of tho club. , w5m Ceylon Bocond.'lJnl TKclth third. Time " .mo "loop -and delayed Texas. "t"7'V . hn .r Tntn nnd nnthlnp
Anton Stuevcr, former police commls- h;48U. . . To sustain their, contention that Sampson an5'- Trains ore hours lato and nothing
Bioncr ot i. uouis una miiuonniro urewcr, r ourtn rnce, nnnmciip, six ana a nan waB In command tho commentators, nuato can no ncara irom luum. inu cuy ia
also becomes n stockholder In tho club, and furlongs: Maggie Davis won.. Wcldeman pr eMnv-r... .7 e without light or motlvo power nnd it will
will be nctlvely interested In tho same. second, Kaloma third. Time: l:23W. passages from Schloy s report of July 6, wunout ngnt or nioivo pow Br "n,, " w"'
Several other St. Louis capitalists will Fifth rnce, ono mile, Boiling: Echo Bale 188, ns follows: , ho several days before the confusion Is
uiiinmit'iy ui-ruino uyni.-i ui imu uj won, unrier unn bvcoiui, oiur v-unun iiiiru. "Tho tornedo boat destroyers wore dp. oispoiieu. ine lomi uuiuuge win piouauijr
stock now ho d by Hedges, but tho latter Time: 1:40V4. . . lur',eu" "l" 1'C , ', , .,nn nnn Thn ri-nmmrn to ntnekn
will alwayB retain a maforlty Interest. sixth race, seven furlongs: Lady Alberta htroyed early In the action, but.tho smoke amount to $200,000. The damage to stocks
Attorneys Bruco nnd McDInrmand of Cln- won, Albert F. DoWoy" second, .. Senator was so deneo In their direction that I can- ot mcrcnandlso from the water forced
clnnivtl will olio be financially Interested, Sullivan third. Tlrhol 1:32. ' nnt Rnv tn which veBaci OP vcsaois.thn prenit through tho roofs by the sleet and Ice will
- . ... . . . . . .
This doubtless was better seen amount alone to over ou,uuu,
In thn club und will act ns attorneys for
Han Johnson In drawing up tho lncorpora?
tlon papers tmiuraay morning.
Work on thu Krandstnnd at tho park will
begin February 10. Tho team Is to be
brought up to the full quota at once and
nothing la to be left undone thnt will Insure
the success of the first senson uf tho
Amerlcnn leaguo in this city.
n J n " I . I liAlnnn-a
numTON. 8. c'jan...10.-Nkvorlte from yqur flagship. Tha dense smoko of tho The .J-r'
.rJV.:v......r Tr. rt7.iin tir.t innrwtir tnrintv combat hut out from rnv view Ind ana proooDiy me neavioai ueriir. uim nun-
n aD suvluooiui tl. uuiuiiin w v tw wv j i . I . .
Jlosulta: . "., . and Gloucester, but as, theee vcssols dred and soventy;nvo poles were urouon
nrsr.nCPivnn 1 in.n.iinn nVennrt inhn w closcr.to your flagship, jio doubt tholr down by tho frozen, wiros, ana every street
W.BD?nynthlrd"' ymlTum, ' part In the confllot was under your Imrno- In tho city has been a mass' of tangled
Second rnce. six and a haUifurlongs: Tom dato obecrvntlon." wires, which caused tho mayor to Isauo an
Curl won. nad Penny second, Frank U. Thrr r.m..k, ordr to shut off all electricity. Tho fire
t'lira. iimO. , . ... .. .. . I. ...In.,1 m.n nn Wnn
Tnir.i rnpp. npinnir. nix iiirionsra: nv iODnuv una aver ciismiteu uraniK m o ammi njn.uiu a .....'., ......
Ocorco won. Iako Fonso Becond, Snm to tho victory of Appomattox, though then hnek natrol tho city to carry alarms to
Inznriifl, Esq., third. Timo: 1:19. ; lying 'Blck Borne miles from tho place of ,n(inn ?rnrcs of oxtrn nollcemcn
i...tv. ...p0 cplllnff. Bvpn fnrlnnm! Kvn'n Biirrntirinr nn rnr tlml It wnn fpnrp.l hn the stations. tsCOrcs oi extra policemen
. , ...,in.in It. 1 I...., 1 .1 ... 1 .1 I .r ' .... t . . X . . I ... . ... i . . . 1 .. , . . ' i i .. . I ... ,l..t. In rrnlnnt Ilin hllR noun linilHI.a
llllll iiaeuumuuil, I iu ll.in ..i-..-., niviiiutuu iinriinfr M'OIl. ltu iimrcu oUwUIIU. 'lUUllil I l;OUI(l IIUI IJU rt'UL'llt'll W1V1I111 1I1U 1IUI Hill 1JL
with tho nsBoclntlon work since he came descent hlrd. Time: 1:33. armistice. Though Howard was senior of-
nrro iruin imuiii cuiu-bc iwu juuin u. Flfti, ...ce, one mne, Boning: jiuieiia u. i ncer in ino cnpiuru oi niivnnnnii aim aner
Iteeord of lovrn's Cnptaln.
TOWA CITY. In.. Jnn.. 30. (Bneclnl.WH,
fl. Ttnllpntieck. tho new cnntaln of the
University of Iowa foot bnll tenm, l presi
dent of tno university Young Men s unris
Ilnllpnhpck nlnved under C. N. Ilnlllster
ami .Tnek TTnlllMor wblln nt Relolt. In 19n0.
when he entered Iowa university, being
enrred rrom tne varsity, no ninyeu wiui
cancerous
Sores
won. l'rinco wener second, i.rizjts ucuo
tnira. Time; ino'.s.
Herman Hold Ilernnteln Ooivn
niriCAno. Jan. 30. Kid Herman, a com
pnratlvelv unknown ."boxer fought Joo Hern
Bteln of Now York to a draw nt the Pyra
mid Athletic ciun tonignt, 't nere were rew
mnu wns nbsent on ono of Admiral nrcen'n
?unbontn, robody has questioned Sherman's
iinuiiiK, rcnort to Lincoln: "1 bee to ore.
sent you, ns a unnsimas gut, ino city or
Havnnnan."
Quote from Schley.
And aa showing Schley's own opinion ot
arc nlost fre-
auentlv to be
seen upon the
face, neck or
breast, though
. they nrp liable to appear upon other part
of the body, When they begin to spread
nnd eat into' the llesh, sharp, piercing
Jialns nrc felt ns the underlying tissue it
lestroyed nud the tender nerves exposed.
vv Cancerous sores develou from very trifliuB
. caused; a carbuncle pr boil, swollen gland,
1 a little watery blister on the tongue or
lip, a wart, mole or urutse ot some Jtimi
becomes an indolent, festering sore,
which in tune degenerates luto cancer.
1 "Ten yoara ago X
had a sore on my left
temple, which the
dootors pronounced
a cauoerous ulcer;
it would itoh, burn,
and bleed, then scab
ovor, hut would
never heal. After
taking S. 8. S. awhile
tho ooro boaran to
dlaohnrife, and when i
all the potaonoua!
matter had passed
out it (rot well. I
took in all about
thirty bottles, continuing it for torn
time after tho soro had healed, to be
aura all the pcUon waa out of my sys
tem. Have eeen no sign of the cancer
in ten years. J08EPHU8 REID,
Oant, Audrlan Go., Ho,
0 i strictly a vegetable
remedy, and, while
possessing purifying
RB IB und healing properties
aaa that uo other, medicine
does, contains nothing that could derange
the system. While cleansing the blood
it also but da un the creneral health.
If von have a susnicious sore.-or othet
blooti trouble, send lor our ftee book on
Wood and Skill Diseases, nnd write to in
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we make no charge for this service.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, ATLANTA, CA.
hlnwn ntruck. the -entire six rounds belli cr who was In command they nuoto this nas-
consumed In clinching. Bernstein claimpd B0Rp from ms aUpatch oI ju)y 10, 1808:
nnimdn. tbnf ha waa unablo to do himself "To tho.Socrotnry ot tho Navy: I feel
I Justice. some mortification that the nownpaper ac-
aro on duty to protect tho business houses
from thieves. Nothing can be done until
tho broken telephone wires are cleared
away, nnd 150 men are expected to assist
In tho work. Thus far there havo been no
sorlous casualties.
Havoc In Frankfort,
FRANKFORT. Ky.. Jan. 30. Frankfort Is
tonight threatened with the worst flood In
its history. Tho Kentucky river continues
to rlso at tho rate ot ten Inches an hour..
Lower partB of tho city aro already sub-
i.,i h.m ni.ih,,p,i .in(n... meMetl, forcing occupants of houses to
i..i i nimn. niirpiv in r,, viptr wn. unper stories, and the biggest part of the
...... .a . vU...., ...v. ..vw, -- ...... . . .. T1..11....III.
rtiiiiAuauriii, Jtui. .w. ugurse ia-uii- b..,....! hv the forco .under, tho command uoou, ine iniriy-iuui. iu moh.j no,
of Chlcnitoyon -in' unaattafafitory Hf J not yet reachcd here. Added to' this.
Freeman of Portfntul.-Oro., nnd A. J. Rutz Atlantic station, and to him tho honor is rain began falling ton ght. Light and Dower
of Now Haven nt thb Second regiment nr- rt nro things of tho past and great havoc has
mory lomgm. iu time wns .;mj.o. --- o.ui..... , beon nlaved with trees and other property.
I ruilllt'l luu t wmmi 5tllliJ n KllVl I
NEW LINE F0RJREAT LAKES "ycmnbher "i'on fhrox"c8edSgroui'd GREAT DAMAGE IN ARKANSAS
that It was mndo "In tho execution ot the "
standing order to close In." It Is asked, Sleet nn.l Wind Tie Up Ilunlne
"Hut If he was then hltnsclf In command, In Mnny Aritiinn
how happens It that he was executing tho Towns.
orders of somobody olso In command?"
Before tho court of Inquiry every prop
Chlcnuit Mini Winn,
LITTLE ROCK, Ark., Jan. 30. Telegraph
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BOATS COLLIDE IN STORM
New Ytrk lay fna af Narrow Etcaye
from rJitaiUr.
CAR FERRY CRUSHES PASSENGER I0AT
l'ron ot Hlft Tim Foree Wiiy.'Niroimli
I.ndle' Cabin, CnrryliiK Con
sternation1 to 'Women
HuildlliiK There.
ConueotlnNT Steamer IloUte with
Kurope to lie KNtniillshert
Thin Keaanii. ,
CHICAGO. Jan. 30. A steamship lino
from tho great lakes to Quebec to connect
... I V. AnAnn i,AamA.U ftlOTA fnP Plirnnn 1 3 I nn,1 attnrnrt lyn flnntnlltl.n li n , a...
W III! UtfUH Dlll.Hti.lll ...fc.w .... u. ,,,oi.'.i V Q.,,fwb ..w v.u.t.ui.b.uu UUf I ..... ,na, n.flhU.l.fl vntl
assured for tho coding season; Negotla- modoro Schley did many things to n,chtove ond !c,e'?ho1uo, , e,u nrt hnJin n! "
structlon of a sufflclout fleet to carry tho mandpg officer ot tho American fleet" was tlcally at a standstill as the I esuit of the
traffic. . The American Shipbuilding com- removed. Tho plain truth was for the unprecedented sleet storm in many parts
pany will completo tho first of tho stcamors first time revealed that Commodoro Schloy ot Arkansas.
;,i i, ... .rir i,v M.nm. Lu . Av,niL nn,mn,i nn Advices from Junesboro, Pino Iluff and
mer. rending the building of Its own fleet ftny ship eJUept to some extent his own manjr lher f"8 lndlc?t0,t1bf.t tbe I'
a sumclent number of steamers havo been flagship Brooklyn. W damaK ll??,vy l U"'p ?,ibe
chartered and will bo placed In service on 0r(Ur. of ,.. A0."?".". l Z " . L"u'"-:
the opening of navigation In the. spring. , , ,, , . , win aggreBmo "
Tho new line will bo opornted by tho St. Tno commei,t nt tbls P0'1" contains a duo to the storm of sleet, Bnow and rain
,,,,... a rir.nt tjiVn. Tmnannrintinn number ot oxtractB from tno testimony to which prevailed from Tuesday morning un
nmnn innnmnroi a in wn viminin sustain this contention. Taking llrook- til after daylight Wednesday. Tho sleet
nt ,hih' a n wnivin nf n,nh i nrD.i. Uyn's signal book, It Is Btated that thlshfell to a depth of about six Inches and Ira
miunuu i mi I uiuuiwjii b" uiuy ill1 mediately pacneu imu u buiiu mus ui io,
two orderB, "Clear for .action" and "Close Tho weight was too much for the roofs of
up" a meager record, but it la tho whole both buslnees houses and residences. The
story. roofs sagged and the scams on tho roots be-
Tho commentators quoto Lieutenant Mo- ing separated a molting mass ran through
Cnuley, Brooklyn's signal officer, that Communlcatlou cannot be had with many
the nrt signal, "Clear ship for action,"
wna, hoisted by him "on his own hook,"
They assert that the fleet had been sub
stuntlaiiy cleared for action for over a
month atid that what remained to bo done
on shipboard 'as not done In pursuance of
dent. Its capital stock Is $500,000.
For I'lieuniontn,
Dr. C. J. nlshop, Agnew, Mich., says: "I
have used Foley's Honey and Tar In three
very sevcra cases of pneumonia with good
results In every case." Doware ot substi
tutes.
Cnttlemen tit Mpet In Denver.
T1RNVKI1. Jnn. aiThA Amnrtpnn Pnltlp
Growers' usfoNatlon. composed of lending
cattlemen of tho west, will meet In Denver
on March 4 to iuscuhh public land leasing
nnd other iiiipatlons affectlnc the lndustrv.
The bill concenilnc land leaslnc now before I Grecon unon sighting tho enemy "to I mine
i-iinnrcBn Kin uo u iiiimur lur epccini i-un- I dtatolv Htrlko tho alarm nones for clearlnv 'l'8 inermomotor rcgiBioreu n uegrecs iieimv
f?..on,--..iM Ctt l0r 108 meeting waa . . -- . , :,. ,Vn. !f' J port oils of the wheat , belt, in
parta'of the state and tt Is believed whon
belated reports ure In, tho damage will toot
up in tho millions.
Xew Comiilnlnt In ICuiihiin.
TOPKKA. Kan., Jan. 30. Cattlo In west-
this order. Tnoy quote Captain Clark to ?rn Konsas nro HUfferlng ns a result of the
.,. i. .... .....!.. .., lontt snowstorm. Snow tins been fnlllng
tho effect that It was a standing order on almost continuously Mnce Tuesday nnd Is
accompanied ny severe coiu. Tnis morning
uie inormomeior rcgisioreii u uegrecs uen
mn Ih .Atl,...u ..t lY.M lnhno.
Jshlp. for action," and consequently Oreionjrawneo county a coal f amino It fearad.
NEW YORK. Jan. 30. The Jersey Central
railroad ferryboat Central 'was run Into
by a railroad tug In tho North river during
a snowstorm today. Thero wcro COO pas-
songcrs on tho ferrybont, of whom about
100 wcro women. Cchtral found It very
heavy going tn tho storm and was feeling
Ha way slowly out Into mid-stream.
Whon about n quarter of a rallo from
Its slip at Comraunlpaw Ceutrnl'B chief
engineer noticed a long procession of small
tugs and other craft heading toward tno
slip ho had just left on his port side
Just as theso passed ho turned to look
through tho snowstorm to see It his path
was clear on tho starboard side. Tho hoavy
Jlakos obstructed his vision beyond 100
yards away, and, before he1 could pick up
his marine glasses there was a crash anu
a great smashing of tlmbra.
Ono of tho heavy tugi of the Baltimore
& Ohio, having In tow a float carrying a
dozen loaded freight cars, had crashed Into
Central below' tho paddle wheel on the
women's cabin side of tho vessel. Boforo
Control could ho reversed tho prow
had crashed through tho . light woodwork
of tho women's cabin, nnd tho women In
side wore pnnlc-strlcken. Their shrieks,
combined with the crackling sound of the
breaking timbers, quickly brought a num.
ber of tho men passengers over to their
side of tho boat. The men rushed over so
quickly that Central careened, nud It was
feared for a second that It would turn
turtle
Central's running gear was not damaged,
however, and tt soon righted and proceeded
to Its New York slip. Twclvo women pas
sengers fainted during th excitement, but
they were soon revived. No one was badly
hurt
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