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THE OMAHA DAILY IJEEi THURSDAY, FE11HITARY 19.
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t" Xw Core.
rovc.r. lotion, ulrn. tprtvt aDa in.
1 i t; 'i:,tn; rri', rvr. Catarrh. Iwiuw
th.s d.s'w i, , t,lnf dlsesse, ,a jp..tll
UPli'-ai.tr. tb, accomplish itnklit
a; itl. t nj v f:vr transient relief.
Tt oaia-rtkl poison i is tb blood and
:h mu'wi m"w.btn of ibe o.. throat
t.nd trs'hea trie tt r;eve tbe svsteni
ly soret eg large (umii'iri or ninrus. the
(..srharge sometimes dosing up tb nos
tras, flrojiplnr Inio i h throst. causing
cfts by rioting thf Eusiartian tubes,
Mifl .fiT a tiro raising catarrh of atom
s', b or serioua ihroat tod h:ng 1 rouble
A remedy to really rurf catarrh must be
m internal remedy, which will cleanse tba
blond from ratf-rhal poison md rtncr
U atd congestion from ihe mucous
m.nit;rane.
Th best iud most modem remedies lar
tb.f ruTWM are antiseptics srisntincaUy
known at Red Gum. Blood Root and fly
crest in. Dd while earn of these have Wa
Successfully ue-d separately, yel it baa
' difficult lo get form ail combined la
on palatable, convenient and efficient
lorm.
Tb manufacturers cf th new catarrh
cure. Ptuert's Catarrh Tablets, hare tar
s' drfl tAmrrabty In aooBBpiishlrit tbls re
sult. Tbey tit large, plmut tas'Ing
losengea, lo be dissolved is the mouth,
thus rarhtnf, every part of th mucout
in-,brjc ol the throat tod tntlly tbe
' nmach.
Vnliks' nT catarrh remedies. Stntrft
tnatarri Tabiett contain bo cocaine, opi-,-tn
aty injur knit ru hatrer. ud
ro equally bfnrtcil for little children
tnd 0ult.
Mr. C 7L. Rpmbraodt f ftnrhrrtrr. TS. T.,
wt: 1 V-Crw f !rw ppoi.le o har
eufferefl at orb at I from Catarrh of tbe
hffcfl, Ibroat "a frtoroarh. I nwd itprtri.
irhalvre and vvOm tar mnntbt at a tln
with -ecly MltrM rrtief. and had so bur rf
fwr. . I bad not tbe meant to make a
-htfia-e of 4-limaie. which oersted my vnly
riianreVf rur
"1tt apritu I mad m croon t "of nm
rru-UW rare made ty Stnart't Catarrh
Tblet. .aa protnptlr bouirbt tfty-reitt
bnx trrrm wy ftniRstiit, and wbtaJsoa encih
pocltlre WnrSl Troai that one parkaite
that 1 ooBtlsind to uoe Ibera Aailr until I
now conaider myee.lf entirely tree from tbe
6iruotiDc innruN of Catarrh': my bead
It clax. my ftroatien all I coo Id aek and
my beariCK. birh had be urns to fall at
retult of the Catarrh, baa greatly Improved,
until I lee) I can hear at veil at rrer.
7Tey are a houoehoK teceetlty la nay
family."
Ptuan a Catarrh Tableta are aold by drtic
CIblo at f'O eenta for rannplete treatment.
anA for cosvecienoe., aafety and prompt re
oulta they are undoubtedly the lone looked
for Catarrh cure.
CORTELYOL IS SWORN IN
Sfw Cabinet OSotr and Boooespcr to Eii
O.a Pa- Ttt OtTia.
Ary ,Otr,;KTlDiS ASTONISH OFFICERS
teaerala Breraltrte mm l4la
are k I HrrBr mmr
fceteraU aal Betlre-4 Faa
tnlre Mflttary.
Abtolute Purity
mad Delightful Flavor art
Properties of
QUAKER
MAID
RYE
Tbta UtikkeT oa-'
a Savor that baa
mom tor tt lb praiar '
mi uuaaoiaaaaia a4 a
bat caaaea pine-
aa ffcoaae
R It it pcrlectlr ae
and headache or man
atoaaacb ami tcUmn ,
ke ae. For talc aa,
tbe leailinr calea. dxua
S. MIRSCH & CO.
Vhokiak Liquor OMtcn. '
VA1 HINGTCiN. Feb. Ik Gorfe B. Cor-l-elyoB
lot tbe tiath uf offire at aerre
tary of tbe iK-partment of CnniaeTre and
Labor ebmjr tf;er 11 o'clixk Urn fare
noon. At tb name time ViJliatn Lob. jr.. arai
non in at epretary to tbe president.
Tbe aclba ere adiciniaiered Yr 9tii Jut
tire Fuller of the lolled Pta'ea tui'reme
court.
knar nlaalt.i Aataaiah.
The folloairif ncniLnailotit aere eent lo
the oenate today. Brigadier Ocneral J. C.
Brecke-nrtdf e. tnitpertor a-enertl. to be ma
jor pecnral April 31. rir Major General R.
f. Hufbea. Br:gaairT General M. T. L.ud
lnjrton. quartemian r reneraL to I ma
jor rtneral. rire Breckearidge, to te re
tired. B-icafllrr Genrral Jamea T. Waae.
to be major f-eneral. jce General Luflicf
ton. to be retired.
Cavalry To be (olonelf: LJeu'enant
Colonel WinSeld 8. Edrelcy. Serenth raT
alry; lea;enant Ctilonel aUjor "W altera
Bchnrler, Serond caralry. Major Captain
Autruatut P. Blerka. Seventh caralry. Cap
tain First Lieutenant . E. Kennincton,
Tenth ravalry.
Itfantry B-e.ond Lieutenanti : Jullnt K.
Tnrrin, Vermont: Walter 'W. Merrill. Ohio;
Reginald X. Kelly. Caiiromia; Edward H.
Fearece, CalifoniB: Claude X. Feamfer.
Texat: Cyrut R. ftreet, California; Clar
ence A. EnrtepbjeTe. New Tork; Joeepb A
Mauborpne., Nt Tork; Joaeph M Cutn
mlni, Miteocri; Thomae C. MuT''e,
Tetat: Conerte R. Lrarit. Louieiana.
Xary Atcittant ptymaittert: Howard D.
Lamar, Indiana; Frederick H. Lemly. North
Carolina.
Purreyor general of Xerada, Matbew
Kyle, Xerada.
Tbeae Domitiat loci came aa a genuine
eurprlee to army offlrert, except tboee
fllrertly conrernefl. Tbe original pro
gramme cf tbe department announced aev
eral weekt ago, contemplated tbe single
promotion of General "Wade on tbe stat
utory retirement of Major General Robert
p. Hughea. Tbe promotion of Inspector
General Breckenrlflge and LudlEgton on
the retirement of General Hugbee and
tbelr retirement on tbe name date. In
order to make way for General Wade, wat
an afterthought.
There It an lmpreaaion In well In
formed military circlet that tbe enactment
cf the general atafl ltw and General Breck
inridge's connection with that legislation
were potent factor! In printing bout tbe
change of plan. General Breckinridge
woold not bare retired under ordinary
conditions until January, lno. General
Ludlngton, bowerer, it three yeart older
than tbe senior general and would bare
retired lor age la July, it wat generally
supposed both tbeae staff officers would
retire In their present grade of brigadier
general. In recognition of their long sera-toe
the secretary of war with the ap
proval of tbe president concluded to ad
vance them both to tbe grade of major
general on tbe condition tbat they retire at
once. Tble wat acceptable to both.
Other Important army changes In the
near future will be tbe promotion of
Major General B. B. M. Toung aa lieu
tenant general, B tbe retirement of Gen
eral K!)es in August, and tbe promotion
of Brigadier General B. E. Sumner is be
major general on tbe retirement of Major
General George "W. Davie. In July, and of
General Wood ts be a major general to
til the vacancy caused by the promotion
of General Toung in August.
Ge-aerala atre Retire.
Orders ware Issued at the war depart
ment today for tbe retirement of Brigadier
General Jneeph T. Farley, rwerrly pro
moted from olpnel in tbe ordnance de
partment, and Colonel Lawrence t. Bab
bitt, cf the orenance department. Seven
if. tbe otber brigadier rerala contrmefl
at ibe same time at Colonel Farley are
to be succeatlvely retired, cne each dt
tinifl tbe llrt It ejbausted up ts Geperal
Franc is Moore wbo It to 1 rtalped en
tbe act've liet for service It tbe rbilip
pinet where he bat ben stationed lor
some time.
Saaaasle Gaeaa.
Attorney General Knox hat given an
opinion to tbe secretary sf tbe treasury la
whlih he bolda tbat smuggled goods are
not subject to tbe payment of duty In
afidiuon to forfeiture, Tbe attorney gen
eral also bat beld tbst tbe Treasury de
partment may release cigars a ben paiked
in Tiolation of law on payment of a tine
equal to tbe duly, a ben la tbe opinion of
tbe secretary, tbe importation does not
involve fraud.
)!( Ja4te ttsalaiet.
Tbe senaie today eor.f.rmed tbe follow
ing appointment: 'urillit Tandevanter.
Wyoming, t'nited ftttet circuit Judge for
tbe Eighth Judicial circuit; .totn T. Mc
ronough. New Tork. associate justice of
the supreme court of tbe Fhfllppine islands.
Captain John Bartlett. Vntled Sittes
army, retired, to be retr tdtciral on tbe
retired list.
Postmasters: Idaho Dora C Chill.
Phrbote.
Iowa W. F. McCrarken, Scranton.
Will rash faaat Treaty.
Tbe senate spent three and a half hours
in executive session today listening nearly
all the time to a continuation of Senator
Morgan's Ala) speech on the Panama
canal treaty. At tbe close of tbe day a
vote was taken tt Senator Morgan t re
quest, on hit resolution requiring as In
quiry Into the credentitls of Thomas Her
ran, who represented tbs Colombian gov
ernment. The resolutloa ets defeated, IS
to 2f.
Tbere were two calls for a quorum dur
ing tbe session but senators responded
readily.
After tbe vote wat taken Senator Cul
lom (la) moved that tbe senate adjourn
AEROGRAMS FOR PACIFIC
Frw OtncpB.rj Bk t Bert Oable Xow
Beu.r Ltid.
WILL WOFK TO IN MONTH!
Wolf (jatne from seconC roufdi is KT
ttic"H 7rra(h beat Vol (game f "oro
tJif-a roundi tn moves. Mon at Msr-
tifcll (gaioe fr"tn third roimo In i move.
Mi.'t heat rvft-ri 'game Trmn turth
ri'iinfli in fcV mi'ii The iki: irfl net n
Kknt. aod A. t in igame fron ff-.b roundi
reLlia in a draw after Ht mmw; Kir
ehaii tiat (cbte'bler 'fiitif from t.fth
futiSi r (St m"vr and V oit tieat Marorty
i.samf from sixth round) In t moves
WINOR BALL LEAGUES CONFER
(la Iks nmih Will 1 ravel XMHI
ilea with Aataiarates Hallt fr
etfra Aaaerlca's Shares aaa
May mmm F atlre fVrraa.
eek e Asrreesseat with Aa
a attaaal Uagat
Bad lea.
erlcav
pern pre Tn piTc rrrrrt? iiv mt ss, en
"ntv iw Htaa i kiivu haw aaaai tsshaa wwaj Mwuit
f-ma the gsT nul aa tara
proa'. Te yiswirs ara ease ararajt lai
tba 6eoartBMaU ura an ttrs mmSt ts baw
latvrtwr Dea.raBat Will
Rtarbera tf lsaala tHIl
raJlla.
WASH1XCT0X. Feb. 31 If oareas
falls ta pass the blil persnlttlDg the see
retary of tbe interior ta lease rowernment
lands in Nebraska, tbe Interior depart
ment intends ta Imaaofllately enforce the
ltw prtTidlng for the removal of tbs fences
from all sorb domain.
la one case over tt.epf arret ha beet
fenced la by private lntereeta.
m MiAa tn thalr pel
Kewee anenrte rr Oe4 tbre
rannad rea ad atbsr aiuasif wee
mat. vbJnhi mrm aJlswd ta feava sna front
the stock af tat) g-rotry aM
XEW TORK. Feb 3K A meeting of the
Nationn! l.oard t'f Arb:traiiot.. tbe govern- j
ins body of minor base bail league, w as i
twrun liere loony.
iTeeid-rt 1' T Ptrr pr-eiAed and th-re
were inwnl. W. H. Seaton f Kock lsl-
ana. tresioert vt the Western itague; T H.
i M iimane rf Boston fesirltnt of the New
SAX FRANCISCO. Feb 3S-TreleM
messag to the Hawaiian lelands are to be
sent from ttit coast, act crdicg tc A L.
New. managor of tbe Patit; Wlrelest Tele
phone and Telefaph conrranv.
Mr ' tie. y.n it. iiM..n c i t-r, li-tiaiaiid leru: Jam's H OB-utke of
for severaj mortt. ..fl it tew s,.rcb:ng fcr !'f be- S'nS
a proper station from wh-."b to send ae- i )-arue, Juag w. M Osvanagh tt Lotue
arama to H..n Vr NV mii mrirht- Kwk. Ark. re;re-nttTig ttie Southera
ji iiow on'v MriiiiM to m ce ltl . . - t . .. . 1... . .- n c i u-
Hlekev. preeioent 01 ine
Waa tba ban tbat canted barribe Voara
ea Q. B. (HeaAmaa. Xewara, KlaK Bsc.
)a't Araio are soon cured Max. ra.
ror aa) by Kata Ca.
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nm Late ta IL
rrank ia of m Farwsr street eaiii.
reoted yweaeroajr aJternr unor
ina of baring etsAeti aom lao wbjpn be
; trrina ta aril. The prisoner aald tbat
Cnbo Bertoo, Bring at Csnitol avenue he bought tbe lace from a man as a epecu
and Harry 1. Good of ISiT Jarkswa street.' latlon, paving for H hat last Quarter OoV
were arrested last nigbt and will answer to lar.
Aevaaedl at teattc reeta.
now only rmmns to h fl-i3-d
whether S-at1ie r San Francisco shaii
terminus on this coast and that poirt
wili I- uTidd t-:ure mat y cias
Liperte liavy irf d ttiat the sending tf
mesiifca-f a grat distance v wireless eyo
lenis ik m-reiv a niat.r of no wet. Ht
Farreu. president of the
Nyw lork
board T J
Wrtem associauon, wat aisa prosent by
li)itatio-
The board will map out a course to be
pursued In the conference between the
Aroeritxn. National and mlniT leaLgue or-
have thertire construe tec (.( t-rful dvnt- ( rauitauotis.' reiauve to the Crfcwing up of a
' tr enough If setKl tnecsaes SW ;, national agreement
miles The work of eorcpl'tng t(e systrm
hi him require more mar. a montn mure.
Aftr that some time wi.; t,r required to
perlect the pla.it und sys--m.
An inter-oT.t!n"nta) rj-rt"m is no more
difficult of construction tt.an two short
stations, and the last of ar outfit ic al
ready bu!H. We have sr.t rneSMac-- l.M'
miifs with the apparatus which we own
KtxJ control and bope to s;an vbe I'acltic
shortly.
Mr. New dos not say a briber Marcoti
It interested !n the Pacitc company or
whether tbe Marconi systen,. so called, ta
to be unci.
MANSHAK LANDS BIG STAKE
Capturee Carat al Mee by Keck and
De-llarhts f rewd Darklag
Hlaa.
XEW ORLEANS. Feb IB Manshak.
win tier of tbe (."amivaJ stalt. worth r.."
to met at 11 tomorrow, saying that ' neck, w u orily wmuit.g :avorne tocay.
Kni tea ironi to to s no i
' ' -i ir
DR.
McGRE-W
SPECIAUtT
Treatt all forma af
LSEA.SES AB
USOKDEXS Of
MEN ONLY
ST Taara Vxarianr,
It Taara la Omaha.
Hla
Est Sprir.ES Tritest !.r Syphilis
JUO 3REAXIXO
t-'oa th aatta or fans anal a
. Bt tas diaimsa dlsa-ioaar at
VtaiCOCELE iVWaAia-
V-il o , umnnral aiacharipia, aVtnctura,
OX. aUaaay and Bisndar l.asaaaaa. Hi-
'WCK CCJUCoV-lOW CHABOM.
TrTtttti-T T ky mau. f- O. l-m 1- OOtm
aa a MLB tu v f mtm
la ail DISEASES
aavd DlftOKDEJtS
cfJEEX
12 vaara af aata.
ocaaful tratcxia la
Oat ana.
CHARGES LOW.
VHICQCELE KYCHCCELE tsd
CM CC sad aara. waa sua
rlIKld --mm ml umm LaaM a isn a mmrm
Sa m naaa
SYPEiUS
1 find Oi mm a awod that I waold ant ha
wMasaa uaa. 1 was traublaa a aim eaai viva
anrpit liwr ast bartacta. Cnw tim aalriTig
Caanarsaa Oastty Csaaavaic 1 Sael varv amrk k.aw
1 aaaii airaainty sniissiaaaaa abaa ta aig fx
mm aa mmm aaedieiiM I fea wmmt a.wa M
aaaa aaaiaaa, Oaaoca hUI la X tmU aivat.l
would aak that tbe seaaiom be continued
Into the night and until a vote waa taken.
Petttiaa to mate tar C'rwaa,
A petition signed by ex -Governor P. B.
Htnchhack of Louisiana, Pr. Charlet B.
Purvis, John F. Cook, Kelly Miller and
Whitfield McKlnley cf this city, urging tbe
confirmation of tbe nomination of Dr. W.
D, Crum at collector of the port of Charles
ton, S. C, wat submitted to tbe senate to
day. Illtawlsaaia Iavlte Haaaevelt.
Re.preaentative Warner (111.), accompa
nied by Judges Wright and Weldon of the
court of claims and Joseph W. Filer of the
interstate commerce commission, invited
tbs president to attend a reunion of the
Bpanian war veterans, to be beld at Eloom
lugton. 111., some time next spring. Tbe
date of the reunion will be fixed to suit
the convenience of tbe president should bt
accept.
Mfi-w-v Waaii t asavrc- BaUdta.
Representative Mercer (Xeb), chairman
of tbe bouse committee oa public build
ing! and grounds, conferred today with
Secretary Gortelyou concerning a building
for tba new Department of Commerce and
Labor.
Figurea bare been prepared showing in
detail tba amount of floor space which will
be necessary tor tbe various bureaus which
indicates tbat a building suitable for the
department la not available at present ta
the city.
Cbairmaa Maroar todieatas bis preSeraooe
for a new building ta be erected expressly
for tbe new department. He thought if
fairly adequate plant were presented tbe
present congress might authorise tbe build
ing. Temporary quarters will bave to be
leased.
JaBe ahlraa Fwnamllr Bealaraa.
Justice Shtraa of the t'nited Stages su
preme court today presented to the presi
dent his resignation at a member of that
tribunal ta take effect February 1.
Former Secretary of State William E Day
of Ohio hat been selected aa the successor
of Mr. Sbiraa.
jfp Beat For
V.-" Casts critasrnc .idfrr
WHAT CAtSES DAIDRITF.
Creates Earaaaaa Aathartty aa SWiw
Dlaeaaea taya It'a a teraa.
Tbs old idea was that dandruff is scales
of akia thrown off. through a feverish con
dition of tbe acalp. Prof, t'ena, Hamburg,
Germany. European authority on akin dis
eases, aaya dandruff is a germ disease.
Tba germ burrows under tbs scalp, throw
ing up little scales of cuticle aad sapping
tbs vitality of the hair at the root- Tbe
only hair preparation that kills dandruff
germs is Newbro a Herpleide. Destroy
tbe cause, you remove the effect," Not
only cures dandruff, but stops tailing hair
and cauaea a luxuriant growth- Delight
ful hair dressing.
nd always
Jsvorite in tbe hrttln the colt outbroke
hie field, showlr.g all the early speed and
1 bough tiring at the end bad enough I'll
to land tbt prise. Tbe colt sat run up to
ti Out' after tbe race and sold to DurneU at
Herx,
Captain Burnbury, trainer for O. G.
Parke, the-owtiei of Manrbal".. claimed Tlca
Bernard, tbe Durnell at H-n entry, for
s-t.uKi. but the stewards den id the claim
that Eumburv was not tbe ouly authorired
ager.t of Parke. Bud Embry was run up lo
tiiCi by James RubVrtson aiid bought in.
Kesuits.
First race, sis furfcmg: Par Excellence.
114 tGannoni. k to a. won: Nx. 1J7 iKobert
som. li to 1, second; Moilie T. 114 (W .
Hicks i. li to 1, third Time: 3.161-6
Swond race, selling, one miie: IennT
Iurfv 3i3 (Fuiiert, 4 to 1, wor . Kuby Ray,
12 Pblilifisi 3C to 3U second, ITince Webb.
1 i Poilockt,' lOTi to 3, third. Time: 1:4a.
Third race, one mile and an eighth, bandi
cap: A6aiantt. W :aviasot). I to L. won;
t'ogswell, T (VT. Hickei. " to t, second;
Major Mansir. 1 C.nnoni. 2 to 1, third.
Time : 3 :K 4-6.
Fourth rai-e four furiongs. the Carnival
stakes: Majiehak. 110 (D. Haili. to 30.
won: LMck Bernard. 31t iHaacki. t 10 1.
second; B. C. Burte, M (Phillips;, W) ts 1,
third. Time: v:4v 1-6.
FVth race, six furlongs, owner Handi
cap: Scorpio K (Rculry). S to 1. won; L Et
renna. iStillei. 4 to J. second; Carl Kab
ler. K0 iDavteaoci, to 2. third Time:
1:1144.
Sixth race one mfle and three-sixteenths,
selling: Bud" Ercbry. Ptillei. 4 to 1. won;
Lefiare. W tljavissoni. 13 to 1. second; Ben
son Caidwell, li (Lindsey), 1 to 6, third.
Time: J4.
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m ll 1 1 1 1 a S&M tmf yur uummmf tiack
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m.iLSJux. m aiiLuci e:ns
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Bar yean this teaaedy has
aaadard aerse restorativa Thonasads
of hapry aaea oara their aewly Soaad
aucagth ta ita aac
hrsuae Klla replaoe waakaeas aad
eabausuoa with atreegth aaa vigor;
the braia becomes clear, tbe arrvaa
steady aad oalm; gloomy sorehadiag
are bataabed aad periea vitality U fol
ly reaaomd.
If yoa are eaBermg as above, try a
boa" yos'll he eaouamgrd by ha eSact
to take the fall course of ats huau
thra tf yos are sot eartrey eared, we
rUl renaad yoar aaoaey Tba aatia
iacbary ofler is aac ai the factooaf
our tiareaa
aasprThoat;heaa farttk raaTaa
tcrianifTRmnarj rrk i. Xr SL ro. itt
WW mmim. hv BtVha B Ce..
IniloM . Inns aiun, foutb ki.M
La via Lrua Da, (Roundi BluSa. la.
BLOOD POISON
AGREE TO END THEIR LIVES
ta rarrtoo (rat (he rsasart, hat
the mta Oaly Maehea die
WrUtt.
XEW ORLEANS, La.. Feb. 18 Ella At
kins is dead and Folger Green is la tbe
boapital with three wounds as the result
of a compact taken to end therr Uvea.
Tbe woman died of morphine poisoning.
Tbe man stabbed himself twice In the
neck and tbea slashed his wrists.
The tragedy occurred in a room tn the
Victor hotel, where the couple passed at
man end wife.
Green said they took morphine together
night before last. When he a woks yes
terday tbe woman was dead by hit aids.
Be made no report of the case and tbe
body lay in the room all day and sight.
while Green devoted himself ta driLking
corktails which wore seat ta his room.
The following nots wat found:
Good bye ts all. and lorgi v. Am my
worst eremy and go bene to the great
bevond through foeee of ctrcumstancea.
Notify Hies Atktna box (1 Haweevliie,
Kv ir.tt b-r sistr has at laj arone tinnie.
FOLGEK GEEtX AND ELLA ATaUNS.
Green is a native of this city.
Beats Favorite by --
SAN FRAXC1BCO. Feb. IV The feature
cf the racing; at lnxM today was the
closing- event at aix r-jrkonga Orosius, tbe
favorite, t pened a big asp on bis field, but
in tbe last furlong the well played Royal
Bogue caught bm and won by a bead.
tnly twe favorites reached the wire first.
Goiaen Mineral proved to be a clever
voungster by easily defeating hfllitnrymaa
in the k-vear-old event.
Weather ciear. track fast. Results:
First race futurity course, selling: Bard
Burns, lil fMindert. 4 to 1, won; Golden
Oottaa-e, 1117 tJ Daly). 6 ve i, aeoond; E. M.
Brat tain L- Jacksoiii, 6 to a. third.
Time: 1-.13V . ,
Second race, three and a half furlongs.
2-vear-olds, purse: Golden Mineral. -
(Builmani. " to 10, won; Military-man, 114
ifihaw i. 6 to 2, second: BombardJero, 111 tJ.
Iialvi. 1(. to 1. third. Time: ;:42
Third race, seven furlongs. Belling: James
F li J. Dalvl 10 to i, won; Juage Voor
beis 1C7 Bumsp. 16 to 1, second; Tommle
Kwrht ll iKeed). to L third. Time:
1
Fourth rsee, one nrflle. selling: Antolee. 1B
(Bi'ker-r'jth i. to won; Autolighl, 111 C.
Keilv) 1 lo L aeoond; Jim Haie, HE (W.
Waido'i, I to 1. third Time: 3 4i.
Fifth race, one mile and M0 yards, sell
ing Koee of htav. H6 tbonneri. i to 6. won:
Filver Fixa. 1 tBIrkenruthi, 6 to 1. second;
Hungarian. llT (,1'onovani, S t I third.
Time: 1:410. ,
6ixth race six furlongs, purse: Royal
Rorue. (Birkeiruthi. 4 to 1. -on: Oro
sius C. Kelly), t to i. second: Mooortto,
Hi (Stuart), i to L third- Time: 1.13W-
Tasaartl kcirraea Bill lar a Btesaii
NEW TORK. Feb. IS. In a f ourteen-balk
!ne biiliard match of l.wki poixita. which
waa piavou m iour imul.? -i ,...in
each, Arthur Townsend of the Hanover
ub. BroiikJj-n. Oeieateo naries r. . uu- .
lin of the Chicago Athletic clUD r t.
pointa. The match, which began on Mon
dav and was finished today at the Kntcker-k-kM-
miiiard aiadw.T. Bro'iklyn. was
tne outcome of the nauonal amateur cham
pionship tournanent Oecioea met in
rhlcn iimirai o-imi i ..-i.u ....
- TomiMend maintained the lead from
tbe sixth innings of the f.rst .art of the
match the rinaj scores iw-ms j o nrm,
.... rmikiln. 8il Tos nsend s grand aver
age was 7.14 azui Conkiui ill.
h Tesiert Hestaaatloa.
DES MOINES, la., Feb. 11 Dr. A. A.
Kail, for four year coat n oi me e.taie
university fcn bell tram, telegraphed from
jirw Tork toaay to the board of rvgents at
owa City, teiioermg ins rtisauoii. e
aaaigns no reason Dr. kl: was a mem
ber of the champion Pennsylvania eleven.
piaving bairback. Iowa waa irivt-n jiromi
iienoe for tbe first time auring bi regime,
dtfeatmg Michigan U.rr jara ago.
Jakaar Ble4 Salla.
VTTW TORK. Feb IS lr the hor that
he may secure a lioenee from the French
Jockey club. Johnny Fte:n. the )uci-y.
sailed for Frame today, lit bt-lievo that
a be hae recovered ci.naaet rrom t
French nwsjia4er. itiat cbrg-:d him with
unfair riding, lie wiu be taoaeu to riQe
during fbe coming season
Thfre la nald to he no doubt but that the
National association will demand an equal
rejireser.tation upon the proposed new na
tional hoard wtth tbe Ameri' an and 3Na-
tionaJ Iragm Vnoer tba on. regime tbe ,
old nsti'-nal board of the National league ,
settled all diFputes between clLtis and pay
ers of the mmtir leagues and the latter bad I
no representative. I
Tbe afternoon session was epert in dis
cussing the California war. The California
leag-ue bat maue all arrangemt i a lor piai
ir s c.'ulis in Seattle and Portlaiid. verritory
that has aiwsvs been taken by the latatic
Northwest ieaj.je. The Pacific Northwest
orgar.tr tion ha protested ts tbt Nstlonal
uwtKtia,Uon a4canst the invasion. Secretary
Farrell w as ordered to telegraph acta club
member of the Western league asking a
post ponemer. : of the annual meeting of the
irague, which is scheduled for lierver,
March i. and for permission to liave Pres
lurntt S-xton snd Hniiy go to hlifornla
as members of a committee of the Ns
tionaJ ass-iciation to straighten out the Jm
p nti:ng trouble
R-rT-ULrv Farrell said tonirht that in
fmf ih. rommittee'was unsuccesKf ul In it
mission work in California arrangements I
wouid I made at once to nu-ke war on
the Callforrua organisation ny jnacing nvai
riutia in Ran Francisco. akiand. Los An
geles aiid Sacramento, tbe present circuit j
of tbe Calilcmia league.
The executive board will continue ita ses
sion tomorrow.
TROTTING RACEPLANS ALTER
Caaplr City (lab Makes t tests
Bewt Tsvo ta Three aad Bales
Oat Faar Beraea.
XEW TORK, Feb. 1R Radical changes
in tbe plan of conducUng trotting races
have been made by the Empire City Trot
ting club of New Tork.
Although increasing tbe value cf ftt
stakes, making them XiS,Uiiti in all. tbe Em
pire club announces that all races shall be
best two in three beats, all horses that do
not stand for money after two heatt to be
ruled out. In the past the stake raea
nave lieen best three beats in five, some
times with a proviso that horses not win
ning a heat in three be sent to the barn.
In accordance with the general under
standing at th. stew-arris' meeting in Bos
ton boppied pacers without statical J rec- j
limp lil Ilil r i-iniiurii iw f-ii w
Following are the snakes for the Grand
Circuit meeting at Tonkers during the
met roir.mencina Auruet 3": Tbe New
Tork. 1.1 class, trotting, Bsm': tbe Mount
Vernon, trottinr. !..!'; the Empire. 1:20
I class, trotting. Xi..n': Jbe Bronx. 2:M class,
"pacing, Hi,"'; the Tonkers, f -2t ciasa, pao-
lng. X,..iiO; the vt estcnei-Ter. is ciasa, xi-ot-ting.
for s-vear-olds, tZ.coti.
j'h entrance fee is 6 per cent to enter
and 6 per cent additional from motiey win
ners. The stakes close on March la. when
tbe first payment must be made and all
horses named.
SMITH GETS THE LOSER'S END
Oaaaha Boy KaerkHl -Oat la the ev.
eatentk teaaaf Fierce
Ftarht.
LEATVTLLE. Cnlo
cial Te leg-ram. ) Haich
was kniKied out
HYMENEAL
seelerakaasa
FREMONT. Net.. Feb. 11 (Special. )
Magfitlene Johnson, only daughter of Al
bert Johnson of this city, snd James B
Seeley. a conductor on tbe Eikhorn. were
married last eveu'Lx at tbe residence of
U- . ktl.'a . r-li Tim 1 . . . T r . . .Jt
i i a nuiv u t lUu MtmUmW '
VtaaAT Tu Do- auu aava i-- ri, aaia I the Cor-gregational thurrh )erforming the
sx mt-m sjua. sora ia Lb aaouia. j r.ia. i ceremony. Only a tew relatives w
VtT,- - iCriN ' ! Pr-nt. Tb. bride ha. slaty, lived la
kauVK. Area tot- i wiaoapma. ra ' Fremont and is prominent in th. work of
las khOsKI tutj ca.i. as h young people of tbe Congregational
. - . 1 w-.ft, U - ka , K ...
htrcuanau t-mr-m 4a aaa ' - . j
tbs E.kbora roaO-
h her ana n A
tul. mm.-U'
bUssb Ba
Far
micrrvi cvt kate r p.uo riT,
Laruf jah
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARV.ER
Caly
XVaJlar a Ti
i 3Sc ts . Omaha. years is tbe employ cf tbe E.kho
fct- i NEW T0EJC, Feb. J.-HiWa
Good Homesteads
are bwmnlr araraa. I -a yoa want otit
I a af tbea so tbo BOtEECD. ftouth I
kota, bch'L is ejien. l.ue anure la .kaia
katua This bill laeasi last week Jmn
any Homrstead Clun and becoabe aosiaa.
head is crnta for circular ana lirai
C llkk, its htaarara at- ti
W J Ball 1 tri - l.
- J a i t.iim hmuhmkl e-miu. i
gff Jbaaf k W aiarTtM luaa mmi bm-b utbBiuliug
mtrnmrn Sana au aacei
aaa 4b MoCoxajarU D
mMm. llS al
Cs, fanial a
Clarke.
tormarly prima donna cf the B ottomans.
and Frvderit E-antoa Flower were mar
ned today. Mies Clark won tamt as the
"Bride-elan." Mr. Flower is a million
aire broker and hepb.v of lb. la'.. Roe
well F. Flower, ex-governor at New Turk-
Will Aata( Baahaaa heat alaala.
ROME. Feb. 11 The appointments of
oaadjutura ta the arcnbiahop af St. Louis
and Ciactuiati will be decided os March
Z Ail the documents relating ts) Lha ap-
Feb. 11 fSpe
Smttn cf Omaha
in the seven
teenth round of what was to have been
a twentv-iound go at the opera house to
night. "Dag-o Mike" Is the boy who did the
damage. It was a wonderful fight from be
riimins to end. tbe like of js hlch has not
lfore leen seen in Leadville. The men i
fought fiercely in every round, and up to ;
the time that the last blow was delivered I
ne on couid lell w hich was to be tbe I
winner. Tbe fight was for l-i a side and
fi per cent of the gate recetpte. Cn-er !.- I
J in sioe beta changed hatKit on the re
suit About IB people were present.
Tbe only incident out of the ordinary was J
tn tbe eleventh round, a hen Smith claimed
a foul. aerrtng tliat Mike struck him af i
be was getttn up. Beteree "Bill" Inrm.
Timekeeper Grundell and Sheriff Long, all :
of whom were at tbe ringside, dnciared i
tbat il was not a foui. and the fight pro-
tieeded. '
The fight waa full of good work from
atart to finish, both men reoeirtng the
hardest kind of punishment and both be
ing knocked down time and again, and in
several Instances were saved by the ring
of the gong closing tbe round .
With the Bawrlera.
Tbe Western Juniors defeated! the Cudahy
C office Clerks in a match game of tenpins
on the Western alley last night- Soore:
WESTERN JTXIORS.
1st. 3d. Sd. Total.
1
371
341
Ui.
Timber ...
Clay
Stanton ...
Moiynecux
Daris
.161
li.)
37V
146
34
162
177
347
li4
3tfS
17
Totals
BWl
KM)
42
lT347
Che
Tasraey Results,
MOXTE CARLO. Feb. If The games in
the InternstKinal cbees tournament tiers.
hlch tad been aainurnea. werr conunueo
toaay and resulted aa folios : Maroo lat
CTDAHT OFFICE CLETUKB.
1st ad. ad. Total.
Hamilton 3 361 127 4A
p.vner 347 3 4k 164 4ii
Neieon 161 36i li.7 4
Tomnrir-k 1 VX PC a
Pratt .....U lift 144 3K
Totals .?3 t 1.0BS
Last nlgrht with good luck In then- favor
tbe imanaa won two from tbe Germans
on the tint- Otty aUeya
GERMANS
1st ind. Id Total.
Weber ITT 170 Kl 46f
V . Zitxman It 3 li" 4l
1 Oder li 37k 373 bill
B-!in 377 3a IKi aim,
A. Krug - 163 1K2 21J 44t
Tot ait.
Lehman......
Ciark ..
Hartley
H untlngton.
Emery .
Totala....
776
OMAHAS
lt
n:
;sn
3
34E
Ike
W16 E72 X62
Ind.
ir.)
iff
)
14k
.S45 K
d Total 1
e ex I
11c - hi
e be 1
ITS hkt
K7 Z76t
j
I v ' 1 Nod letter
t i De-mani
Doctors Prescribe
Nurses Administer
with ru oat fThtifxliiiT result
Y.HlfBr2ycrt
CedarBrook
Whiskey
Rattled ta Dctfal
Tbereftire kTitrxnteed by tb
(-tales Govemtnetit aa ta Its
for Ptyairtaa and PaOeBU
tbe rorti'i beat wtiskey.
SALE OXKY-VMIEXIE
rnttd
portty.
RILEY mittlM C0.
Iscsrf snttl Pt.i l' C;?iUl $103,003. Rilij Entm, Prw.
619 COCn ST., REV CalLUHS, U.
Iud E
2, won
Adolonto, 9 to S, Don
mbry, to
Were Our Winners
Yesterday.
$20 Won SI50 First Throe Days
True to Riley Grannans promise in
these columns for two weeks past, we are
delivering the goods from the start
Our Record to Dolo
Bvary loaar named by us, as weM aa every wlaasr, appears bera ant a
showlnf la aoade of tba result of a I3t Sal bet
Day. Horse FiayeC Odda
Flniaa.
Won. Lost.
Monday 11 eguaia. ............ With lira wa
4
Monday Potheen 1U1 Lost I... in
Tuesday Abula. Stat Waa ....... M ...
Tuesday Bniab ta 1 Second SO
Tueaday M. Lynch Uul Lost M
Wadneaday Adelanta ta S Woa ...
Wedneaday Maple 11 ta t Lost ....... M
Wadnesday Bud Embry.... I ta I Woo M
Total
Hot Profit in 3 Days on a $20 Play, $50
Monday a f20 plaj n our selected horses lost $20;
Tuesday the Bame play won $10; yesterday it netted $160.
Net gain in three days, f 1D0.
Riley Gran nan i at the helm. With the aafiiatanee
of the greatest corps of track aharp and his own handi
capping, he is picking the winnera, and mill continue to
pick them.
Today be promises two at 4' to 1 that shonld gallop
home. Friday will be Lis banner day to date. A 2-year-old
that has not yet shown his best form will be the day's best
bet and at odds of 10 to 1 should gallop home. 6urdaT
the liiley Grannan Co. will close the first week of ita ex
istence with a 6 to 1 shot that Mr. Grannam Bays should
lose his field and win in a common canter.
You are invited to join us at once. You can play Eiley
GrannaxTs selectlona yourself or we will play them for you.
Here are the terms:
TERES 1SD CC."D!TIC2S
Tenet for tba aaletrtloba. wbea ordered to ba teJearnrrbea to elienu
befor tbe race, ao tUj caa bet their owa 0007, $10 jr day, or $00
per waea.
lWToa iut attsbcuoaa wmb ara Bat tba oobm-j Br (or oar client, is
per day, or $30 per week, and par cast of tba bet waeUy arlB&bxo.
Tba BiziaUeat aceoaot wa wtfl aeorpt frota Bay pentua Who what v to
M" -m-m iwhit; -vm mt III -m vuf uaimiva WUtTI. Uat SUkOrBO-vOilar aO
oouiiia will luaura a tea AoUar play aa each bursa. Two BaJkdrad-tktllar
acwtuiu will insure a t arms ty-lut lar play, a&4 larger aecotuta la tba
tame proportion.
From one ta tbraa beta are aeasotod eaweb day, hoaardsa- to f-rti-ftl.
ot B-Hej Granxuxa'e lDtermatkia aa4 ofrtakax. Tbaaa aamjt oai dally
wire ta aQ cUaeta wbo play tbatr w tooihry, aad wa play tbe sanie
boraea (or aoeovat dlacta.
Xa boraea ara glfm CAeept tbey appaar m ba raaaooa bly anra aT aria
sln. at aTwd odda. AH Beeawsta ara aperabad eomrlaaoaaly mntfl ortV-rcd
w-irbdrawm, BtabaaMatt of accawt xnaflad a aada cfkeat waeaJy with
rbeck tor proCta. Tiattiapa ywer rabaertprloa tf ywa wiab ta yola tm it
one, alao wtra Ba ta a apceial inaaaaaw yoor full baid And addrraa.
Bs1atcr yaaj BaxO. JCa cbaeBa aooaptiad BtiUaai cxrcllUd. Xa exteytluia
abhda B UJa naa. JatdaBa, Wa via $pet tba aanatey tor ytss.
t-oiaubesia aaa btaa raccivaa.
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